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And the heads of the military tribunal prosecuting the 9/11 suspects said that the trials must be rigged so that there are no acquittals.)\nDestruction of Videotapes\nThe CIA videotaped the interrogation of 9/11 suspects, falsely told the 9/11 Commission that there were no videotapes or other records of the interrogations, and then illegally destroyed all of the tapes and transcripts of the interrogations.\n9/11 Commission co-chairs Thomas Keane and Lee Hamilton wrote:\nThose who knew about those videotapes \u2014 and did not tell us about them \u2014 obstructed our investigation.\nDaniel Marcus, a law professor at American University who served as general counsel for the Sept. 11 commission and was involved in the discussions about interviews with Al Qaeda leaders, said he had heard nothing about any tapes being destroyed.\nIf tapes were destroyed, he said, \u201cit\u2019s a big deal, it\u2019s a very big deal,\u201d because it could amount to obstruction of justice to withhold evidence being sought in criminal or fact-finding investigations.\nDestruction of Air Traffic Control Tapes\nThe tape of interviews of air traffic controllers on-duty on 9/11 was intentionally destroyed by crushing the cassette by hand, cutting the tape into little pieces, and then dropping the pieces in different trash cans around the building as shown by this NY Times article (summary version is free; full version is pay-per-view) and by this article from the Chicago Sun-Times.\nThe FBI long ago found and analyzed the \u201cblack box\u201d recorders from the airplanes which hit the Twin Towers, but has consistently denied that they were ever found.\nPentagon Fibs\nThe 9/11 Commissioners concluded that officials from the Pentagon lied to the Commission, and considered recommending criminal charges for such false statements.\nSoviet-Style \u201cMinders\u201d\nThe chairs of both the 9/11 Commission and the Official Congressional Inquiry into 9/11 said that Soviet-style government \u201cminders\u201d obstructed the investigation into 9/11 by intimidating witnesses (and see this).\nIn other words, the minders obstructed witnesses from openly and candidly talking about what they knew.\nUndermining Investigation\nPresident Bush and Vice-President Cheney took the rare step of personally requesting that congress limit all 9/11 investigation solely to \u201cintelligence failures.\u201d\nThe administration also opposed the creation of a 9/11 commission. Once it was forced (by pressure from widows of 9-11 victims) to allow a commission to be formed, the administration appointed as executive director an administration insider, whose area of expertise is the creation and maintenance of \u201cpublic myths\u201d thought to be true, even if not actually true, who was involved in pre-9/11 intelligence briefings, and who was one of the key architects of the \u201cpre-emptive war\u201d doctrine. This executive director, who controlled what the Commission did and did not analyze, then limited the scope of the Commission\u2019s inquiry so that the overwhelming majority of questions about 9/11 remained unasked (see this and this).\nThe administration then starved the commission of funds. The government spent $175 million \u2013 over $300 million in today\u2019s dollars \u2013 investigating the Challenger space shuttle disaster. It spent $152 million on the the Columbia disaster investigation. It spent $30 million investigating the Monica Lewinsky scandal. But the government only authorized $15 million for the 9/11 Commission.\nThe government also failed to provide crucial documents to the 9/11 investigators. And see this.\nThe government refused to share much information with the Commission, refused to force high-level officials to testify under oath, and allowed Bush and Cheney to be questioned jointly.\nMoreover, as reported by ACLU, FireDogLake, RawStory and many others, declassified documents shows that Senior Bush administration officials sternly cautioned the 9/11 Commission against probing too deeply into the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001.\nThe 9-11 Commission took this warning to heart, and refused to examine virtually any evidence which contradicted the administration\u2019s official version of events. As stated by the State Department\u2019s Coordinator for Counterterrorism \u2013 who was the point man for the U.S. government\u2019s international counterterrorism policy in the first term of the Bush administration \u2013 \u201cthere were things the [9/11] commissions wanted to know about and things they didn\u2019t want to know about.\u201c\nInvestigation into Saudi government aid to 9/11 conspirators was also obstructed.\nFor example, Philip Shenon \u2013 the 20-year New York Times reporter who wrote a book on the 9/11 Commission \u2013 reports:\nThe [911] commissioner said the renewed public debate could force a spotlight on a mostly unknown chapter of the history of the 9/11 commission: behind closed doors, members of the panel\u2019s staff fiercely protested the way the material about the Saudis was presented in the final report, saying it underplayed or ignored evidence that Saudi officials \u2013 especially at lower levels of the government \u2013 were part of an al-Qaida support network that had been tasked to assist the hijackers after they arrived in the US.In fact, there were repeated showdowns, especially over the Saudis, between the staff and the commission\u2019s hard-charging executive director, University of Virginia historian Philip Zelikow, who joined the Bush administration as a senior adviser to the secretary of state, Condoleezza Rice, after leaving the commission. The staff included experienced investigators from the FBI, the Department of Justice and the CIA, as well as the congressional staffer who was the principal author of the 28 pages.\nZelikow fired a staffer, who had repeatedly protested over limitations on the Saudi investigation, after she obtained a copy of the 28 pages outside of official channels. Other staffers described an angry scene late one night, near the end of the investigation, when two investigators who focused on the Saudi allegations were forced to rush back to the commission\u2019s offices after midnight after learning to their astonishment that some of the most compelling evidence about a Saudi tie to 9/11 was being edited out of the report or was being pushed to tiny, barely readable footnotes and endnotes. The staff protests were mostly overruled.\nBut Kean, Hamilton and Zelikow clearly do not speak for a number of the other commissioners, who have repeatedly suggested they are uncomfortable with the perception that the commission exonerated Saudi Arabia and who have joined in calling for public release of the 28 pages.\nIndeed, an FBI informant hosted and rented a room to two hijackers in 2000. Specifically, investigators for the Congressional Joint Inquiry discovered that an FBI informant had hosted and even rented a room to two hijackers in 2000 and that, when the Inquiry sought to interview the informant, the FBI refused outright, and then hid him in an unknown location, and that a high-level FBI official stated these blocking maneuvers were undertaken under orders from the White House.\nAs the New York Times notes:\nSenator Bob Graham, the Florida Democrat who is a former chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, accused the White House on Tuesday of covering up evidence \u2026.The accusation stems from the Federal Bureau of Investigation\u2019s refusal to allow investigators for a Congressional inquiry and the independent Sept. 11 commission to interview an informant, Abdussattar Shaikh, who had been the landlord in San Diego of two Sept. 11 hijackers.\nLetting Terrorists Go Free\nA former FBI translator who Senators Leahy and Grassley, among others, have claimed is credible, and who the administration has gagged for years without any logical basis \u2014 has stated that \u201cthis administration knowingly and intentionally let many directly or indirectly involved in that terrorist act [September 11th] go free \u2013 untouched and uninvestigated\u201d?\nDestruction of Physical Evidence\nThe former head of fire science and engineering for the agency responsible for finding out why the Twin Towers and World Trade Center 7 collapsed on 9/11 (the U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology) \u2013 who is one of the world\u2019s leading fire science researchers and safety engineers, with a Ph.D. in mechanical engineering \u2013 wrote that evidence necessary to determine the cause of the collapse of the World Trade Centers was being destroyed. And see this.\nIn addition, the official investigators themselves were largely denied access to the site and the evidence contained there, or even access to such basic information as the blueprints for the World Trade Center.\nThe government has also refused to release the computer models showing how the trade centers fell, making it impossible for anyone to double-check its assumptions.\nWhether you believe the Twin Towers and World Trade Center building 7 were brought down with explosives or by airplanes and fires, destroying evidence prevented engineers and scientists from figuring out what went wrong \u2026 to prevent skyscrapers from collapsing in the future.\n9/11 Commissioners Disgusted \u2026 and Call For a New Investigation\nThe 9/11 Commissioners publicly expressed anger at cover ups and obstructions of justice by the government into a real 9/11 investigation:\n9/11 Commission co-chair Lee Hamilton says \u201cI don\u2019t believe for a minute we got everything right\u201d, that the Commission was set up to fail, that people should keep asking questions about 9/11, and that the 9/11 debate should continueThe 9/11 Commission chair said the Commission was \u201cset up to fail\u201d\nThe Commission\u2019s co-chairs said that the CIA (and likely the White House) \u201cobstructed our investigation\u201d\n9/11 Commissioner Max Cleland resigned from the Commission, stating: \u201cIt is a national scandal\u201d; \u201cThis investigation is now compromised\u201d; and \u201cOne of these days we will have to get the full story because the 9-11 issue is so important to America. But this White House wants to cover it up\u201d. When asked in 2009 if he thought there should be another 9/11 commission, Cleland responded: \u201cThere should be about fifteen 9/11 commissions\u201d\nThe Senior Counsel to the 9/11 Commission (John Farmer) \u2013 who led the 9/11 staff\u2019s inquiry \u2013 said \u201cAt some level of the government, at some point in time\u2026there was an agreement not to tell the truth about what happened\u201c. He also said \u201cI was shocked at how different the truth was from the way it was described \u2026. The tapes told a radically different story from what had been told to us and the public for two years\u2026. This is not spin. 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        "raw_content": "Farmers Awareness on Crop Natural Disaster Insurance and Field Cases in Korea\nChil-koo Choi, Doo-jong Hwa\nFarm Management Division, Rural Development Administration, Jeonju, Jeollabuk-do, Republic of Korea\nEmail: choick@korea.kr\nThe survey of 611 farmers was conducted to provide insights on Korea\u2019s crop insurance. The types of major disasters that the respondents experienced consist of typhoons, heavy rainfall, pests and diseases, etc. They were informed of crop insurance through various sources, such as education, television and radio, newspaper/magazines, neighbors, promotional brochures, banners, and the internet. The reasons for not purchasing insurance include high farmers payed insurance premium(14%), insufficient damage assessment systems (13%), limited coverage plans (13%), small insurance money (12%), lack of publicity, dissatisfaction with company services, and insignificant government subsidies. Farmers who had previously purchased crop insurance had a high repurchase rate (86%) while 74% of the groups who had never been insured expressed interests in buying coverage. One example of crop insurance is as follows: In Cheongsong-gun Gyeongsangbuk-do, an insured apple farmer was protected against hail damage (2.8ha of apple orchards) and could continue farming without difficulty.\nKeywords: Crop, Insurance, Awareness, Field case\nAgriculture is an industry that relies on nature. Most of the produce depends on natural elements such as sunlight, water, air, and nutrients within soil to grow its roots, stems, and fruits for people. However, the effects of global warming are drastically changing the environments for arable lands. Low temperatures, droughts, typhoons, heavy snows, hails, and other negative conditions during the cultivation of crops often result in poor production or even a complete failure. In areas affected by natural disasters farmers report little to no income, while others in areas safe from harm benefit from sudden increase in price. As such, farms have difficulty in predicting and adjusting to changing environments and earn a stable income.\nFrom 2001, South Korea, in efforts to stabilize farmers\u2019 income, implemented crop natural disaster insurance. The first produces to come under the effect were apples and pears with 8,000 farms registered and insurance fund totaling at 79 million dollars. The policy was initially met with doubt and skepticism, but many farmers soon experienced two massive typhoons: typhoon Lu-sae in August of 2002 and typhoon Mae-mi in September of 2003. These two disasters proved to the farmers that the crop natural disaster insurance were vital to farmers life. Interests in the insurance service rose greatly and the government established funds to expand its policy.\nIn the years that followed, number of covered items increased as well as the overall coverage of the insurance. As of 2015, the insurance now covers 46 items, 122,000 registered farms, and total fund of 4.448 billion dollars. In that same year, application rate of some items were: apples 80.2%, pears 90.1%, sweet persimmons 32.7%, astringent persimmons 23.8%, and citrus 0.3%. The average application rate of these five fruits is 48.1% with 36,000 farms registered. The rates of other crops: rice 26.7%, house-facilities 10.8%, facilitated crops 4.9%, and etc. with average of 19.5% registered from 86,000 farms. Overall, 21.8% of applicable farms in South Korea are under the crop natural disaster insurance.\nMany farms joined the crop natural disaster insurance in the past 15 years after it was enacted, but there are still sizable numbers that did not join. Since then, many problems were identified through trial and errors and efforts to reform plans and systems followed.\nThis report highlights the awareness of farmers about the insurance policy surveyed through questionnaires in 2013. Samples were collected from randomly selected participants of 590 farms under the coverage and 811 non-covered farms. In addition, we researched and analyzed various factors: frequent natural disasters occurring in residential areas and disaster prevention facilities; farmers\u2019 need for crop natural disaster insurance and necessary education and presentations; reasons for joining; ways to efficiently distribute information; and current plans for improvement. Lastly, the examples of farms which suffered damage under coverage and continued farming with benefits are included.\nUsing these data, we present the plans for reform, taking account of farmers\u2019 perception of the crop natural disaster insurance.\nThe realities of farmer consciousness on crop natural disaster insurance\n1) General characteristics of the sample\nThe relationship between demographics of the participants and years of farming experience are analyzed. Out of 1,401 participants, 22.2% had the highest number with 31~40 years of experience, 21.0% with less than 10 years, followed by 11~20 years and 41~50 years. Comparing demographics with farming area, 28.7% had 1.1~2.0ha, less than 1ha (22.9%), above 5.1ha (16.4%), 3.1~4.0ha (13.4%). On disaster prevention facilities: rain protection (32.0%); no protection (24.6%); support structures (22.1%); heating and warming (12.4%); and windbreak nets (11.2%). Other facilities included were windbreak tree belt, micro-sprayers, anti-bird nets, artificial lighting, and protection frost fan. 40% of ages 30s to 40s owned rain protection facilities, and those that had no protection facilities were highest in age groups 20s and below and older than 50 with more than 20%. 37.5% of 20s and below responded to have rain protection and support structures. (Table 1)\nBy crops, rice had the highest number of farmers having no protection facility (59.3%). Apples and pears had high numbers of support structures on site, with pears also having more windbreak nets. Citrus possessed most types of protection with rain protection (68.4%), heating and warming (58.6%), windbreak tree belt (48.7%), windbreak nets, and misc. Next, greenhouse watermelon recorded the absolute max of 82.7% farms reporting to own rain protection facility. Following the lack of facilities for rice, persimmons and potatoes grown in fall each reported higher than 40% with no protection. Chili peppers had high number of rain protection facility at 36.5%.\nThen the ownership of protection facility was compared between members and non-members of crop natural disaster insurance. The ones insured had higher lack of facility at 68.1% than those that didn\u2019t at 54.2%. This behavior can be attributed to farmers applying for insurance because they did not have protection of their crops. However, apples and pears both had high ownership of support structures regardless of membership. In the case of pears, it was more likely for them to have both the membership and protection. Citrus groves with membership had windbreak nets of 30.2% and windbreak tree belts of 67.4%, while non-members had concentrated their facilities on heating and warming facility (75.2%) and windbreak nets (42.2%). Persimmon commonly had response of \u201cno protection facility\u201d but it was higher for non-members. Over 80% of greenhouse watermelons possessed rain protection, with members having higher ownership at 91.9%. Non-member fall potatoes with no protection were 50.5% and member potatoes had as high as 8 times the facilities of windbreak tree belts than non-members. As for chili peppers, all farms favored rain protection. Non-members had more rain protection facility at 44.0% than members at 25.0%. (Table 2)\nFarms that experienced natural disasters during harvest were investigated. From highest to lowest were: Typhoons (82.8%), localized heavy rains (41.3%), springtime frosts and freezes (33.3%), pest insects (30.4%), drought (27.4%), birds and mammals (24.1%). There were also disasters such as frosts and freezes in fall, hails, and fires. By age, 20s and below suffered most on typhoons (50.0%) while none suffered damages from birds and mammals and fires. For ages 50s and above, typhoons (83.0%) and localized heavy rain (39.7%) were the leading disasters. With the exception of hails and fires, damages from natural disasters tend to be higher as the age group gets older (Table 3).\nThe most frequent disasters are listed: pest insects and droughts have broad impact on all crops. As for typhoons, 90.8% of pears and 97.4% of citrus are affected, localized heavy rains, rice (54.5%) and chili peppers (61.3%), springtime frosts and freezes, apples (68.1%) and pears (57.1%), birds and mammals, apples (42.4%) and persimmons (64.5%), and finally hails, apples (48.6%) and pears (35.3%).\n2) The Farmers awareness on crop natural disaster insurance\nThe necessity of crop natural disaster insurance when managing a farm was investigated. By age, most farmers that consider \u201cMost important\u201d for the insurance were 50s and up at 33.7%, and 40s at 32.7% next. From those that marked \u201cImportant\u201d, 30s had the highest at 44.0%, followed by 40s and above 50. Sample size of 8 is minimal for age group 20s and below, but the group had highest response of \u201cSomewhat important\u201d at 37.5%, and \u201cNot important\u201d of 25%, which almost double of other age groups. Therefore a greater need for insurance can be seen in older age groups than younger ones. This becomes more apparent as age groups that consider the insurance \u201cimportant\u201d from highest to lowest are: 50s and above (72.2%); 40s (69.8%); 30s (64.0%); and 20s and below (37.5%). (Table 4)\nBy cultivated crops that needed the insurance most were greenhouse watermelons at 80.1% and pears at 77.3%. The least favorable response was at 66.4% for citrus growers. Conversely, crops that responded \u201cNot important\u201d for the insurance, watermelons had the lowest at 6.3%; and fall potatoes (14.1%) and citrus (14.5%) reporting higher negligence than others.\nComparing member and non-member response on necessity of the insurance, response of \u201cImportant\u201d were 74.4% to 68.7% in favor of the members. For \u201cNot important\u201d it was 15.2% non-member to 10.4% member. In the end, the reason for low enrollment rate is the result of farmers\u2019 low regard for the insurance.\nLooking at the farmers interest in the insurance by years of experience, farmers with 21~30 years thought the insurance was important by 76.2% (not important 9.9%). For those with 41~50 years of experience, only 62.3% of the group thought the insurance was needed, lowest of all groups. However with over 51 years of experience, 9.1% thought the insurance did not help financial stability, and at the lowest, 18.2% said insurance was not important. The less reliance on the insurance with more years of experience can be attributed to insufficient promotion of the insurance and farmers\u2019 ability to avoid natural disasters through farming experience.\nBy farming area, most that thought the insurance was important are farms with area of 4.1ha to 5.0ha at 76.9%. Those below 1ha recorded lowest at 67.0%. The highest reluctance to insurance came from areas above 5.1ha at 13.9% and 2.1~3.0ha farms reported lowest at 10.1%. For large-scale agriculture of 5.1+ha, many of them already had protection facilities or farmed crops that are less likely to be affected by natural disasters.\nThere also was a difference in response by farms\u2019 income. Income of $51,458 ~ $85,749 group responded \u201cMost important\u201d at 40%, which was highest of the groups. For \u201cMost important\u201d and \u201cImportant\u201d, income of $68,607 ~ $85,749 recorded 80.6%. However, group that earned $17,158 ~ $34,299 reported 13.9% of \u201cnot important\u201d. And income above $85,749 had the highest percentage of 6.4% saying that the insurance did not help at all to financial stability.\n3) The presentation of crop natural disaster insurance and need for education\nThe opinions of insurance related presentations and number of educational sessions were surveyed due to the recent introduction of the insurance to the public. 33.2% of the total said two sessions per year were enough, while once every year held 30.5% at the second. By age for 30s and up, response for semi-annual sessions was 30.7% (40s) at the least to max of 40.0% (30s). For age group 20s and below, one, three, and five sessions per year all had 25% each. 20s and 30s are minority compared to other age groups, but when age groups are divided into before and after 40 of younger and older generations, younger farmers tend to prefer three sessions and five sessions per year (Table 5).\nBy the crops, persimmon preferred yearly sessions at 35.5%, pears responded as needed at 22.7%, and rice recorded five sessions per year at 22.8%. The difference can be attributed to a crop\u2019s characteristics and cultivation process that are more prone to natural disasters. There\u2019s also different wants of education based on farming experience.\nThe need for numbers of education and presentations between members and non-members are compared. For members the order goes, yearly (34.4%) > semi-annually (30.1%), as needed (19.8%), and three per year. Order for non-members, semi-annually (34.9%), yearly (27.6%), five per year (19.4%) > as needed (10.9%), three per year (4.7%). It is apparent that non-members preferred more education.\nAs for farming experience, a group that preferred five sessions per year the most was farmers with experience of below 10 years at 20.7%. Experience of 31~40 years and 41~50 years marked \u201cas needed\u201d highly at 18.6% and 15.8% respectively. 15.2% of 51 years and longer experience said that there was no need for education, highest of any group. It is difficult to say that awareness of the insurance differs by years of experience due to relative recent introduction of the insurance on 2001. However, those with years of experience greater than 51 generally do not feel the need for education as they typically are not members of the insurance.\n4) The major factors for expanding membership of crop natural disaster insurance\nWe asked what the major factors are for increasing the number of members of the insurance. The results were: burden of cost on self (23.8%); federal and local support (18.1%); expansion of insurance coverage (17.8%), level of insurance payout (17.4%). The insurance premium is still a big concern for farmers.\nBy age group, 20s and below rated similarly on cost of insurance, insurance payouts, and on site investigations. 30s thought burden of cost on self was most important at 40% and insurance payout next at 26.0%. 40s and 50s and above had smaller variations amongst choices, but both groups still stressed the burden of cost on self. On next factors, 40s listed insurance payouts (21.1%) and federal and local government support and insurance coverage both at 19.1%. 50s and above wanted federal and local government support at 18.4%, then insurance coverage and insurance payouts next (Table 6).\n* 1 burden of cost on self, 2 federal and local government support 3 extent of insurance coverage, 4 level of insurance payouts, 5 on site investigation, 6 education and publicity of the insurance, 7 don\u2019t know/NA, 8 service of insurance company, 9 covered dates of insurance, 10 publication of outstanding examples, 11 Misc. and no opinion\nBy crops, apples rated equally at 20.5% for burden of cost on self, federal and local government support, and extent of insurance coverage. Pears rated burden of cost on self as top concern at 22.7% while fall potatoes rated extent of insurance coverage at 23.3%.\nNext, the differences between members\u2019 and non-members\u2019 opinion of the major factors of the insurance were studied. Members reported federal and local government (23.2%), extent of insurance coverage (18.0%), and burden of cost on self. For non-members it was, burden of cost on self (26.3%0, insurance payout (20.8%), extent of insurance coverage (19.1%), and federal and local government (16.1%). There were distinct differences in priorities. So, members had great interest in federal and local government support while non-members thought burden of cost and insurance payout were most important for them. When explaining the insurance policy to non-members and newly joined, there needs to be appropriate tips. The fact that overall cost for an individual can be lowered with federal and local government support and proper explanation of the extent of insurance coverage will prevent misunderstandings about insurance payouts between involved parties. As for fall potato regardless of membership rated that extent of insurance coverage was a main concern.\n5) Efficient ways to deliver information on crop natural disaster insurance\nOn the survey, the preferred methods for efficient ways to communicate about the insurance were: educational center for agricultural technology (32.9%); education from Nonghyup (31.5%); TV/radio ads (18.6%), brochures (5.4%), education from provincial/city/district government (3.6%); social media and internet (1.9%); newspaper/magazine ads (1.6%); banners (1.3%); and misc. There were no great differences amongst demographics of participants categorized into nine areas: gender; age group; crops; members; non-members; farming experience; farming areas; and income. 30s and 40s responded more favorably to 20s and below at 8.0%, 5.5%, and 1.9% respectively (Table 7).\nBy crops, those that favored education from Nonghyup rather than educations from agricultural science centers were citrus (32.9%), persimmon (34.2%), and pears (47.9%) at the highest. Also for citrus and persimmon had high response in comparison to other crops at 3.9% and 3.2% respectively. As for members and non-members, there were distinct differences in opinions. For all crops on member farms, preferred educations from Nonghyp (46.1%) rather than educational centers for agricultural science (19.4%), and even TV and radio advertisement rated higher than the centers at 21.0%. Especially, members cultivating citrus and persimmons each said tv/radio advertisements were more efficient methods of communication at 37.2% and 22.6% respectively. On the contrary, non-member farms preferred educational center for agricultural science at 43.7% and education from Nonghyp at less than half of 20.5%. Next, TV/radio advertisements rated 16.4%. Non-member farms in general, thought that center for agricultural science were the most efficient ways to communicate about the insurance, and member farms that preferred Nonghyup and its education were due their membership on Nonghyp insurance policy.\n6) Request for reforms on crop natural disaster insurance\nAs a whole, the participants responded on reforms: burden of cost on self (24.8%); insurance payouts (20.8%); federal and local government support (18.7%); and extent of insurance coverage (15.5%). On a closer look, there were different requirements for reform by age group. 20s and below unlike other age groups, wanted reforms on insurance coverage, service of insurance company both at 25.0%. Others rated burden of cost on self as number one priority and as a second, 30s wanted insurance coverage and 40s and above wanted reforms on insurance payouts (Table 8).\npepper regardless of membership recorded that federal and local government should be reformed foremost. Therefore, chili peppers show similar response amongst themselves but not when compared to other crops. The farms that say there\u2019s low support from the federal and local government should be further investigated to obtain precise response and feedbacks.\nThe examples of crop natural disaster insurance benefits on member farms\nIn this section, member farms that received benefits after suffering from natural disaster are shown. Mr. Kim, owner of 4.9ha of rice farm located in Sinan-gun, Jeollanam-do, entered the insurance in 2012. The aggregate amount insured was $24,534 and insurance premium totaled at $1,728. Out of this sum, federal paid $864, local $518, and the farm paid 20% of $346. On August 28th, 2012, Typhoon Bolaven struck the area and the farm suffered damages of $18,274. Out of this, Mr. Kim paid $4,907 and rest of $13,367 was paid by the insurance company. This farm was able to partially make up for the loss in costs of pesticide, fertilizer, and equipment through the insurance payout. The farm continued farming with sufficient funds.\nAnother instance of functional insurance policy came from 2.8ha apple orchard in Cheongsong-gun Gyeongsangbuk-do run by Mr. Kim. He joined the insurance in 2012 with aggregate amount insured at $20,845. Federal paid $6,036, local government $3,018, and the farm paid $3,018. On May 8th, severe hails in the region damaged the immature and small apples. The farm removed the damaged fruits and continued farming but number of apples per tree decreased. Inspection done before the harvest also showed that trees suffered significant damages. After calculations, the farm reported net loss of $175,387. As result, insurance payout of $133,698 was received after deducting other fees. Likewise, the farm continued farming as it could pay for lost wages, pesticides, and repair fees; and still secured enough funds from the insurance payout to hire workers, fertilizers and pesticides.\nLastly, Mr. Son who grows perilla on ten greenhouse facilities in Miryang-si, Gyeong Sangnam-do joined the insurance in 2011. Aggregate amount insured was $45,190, of which federal government paid $693, local government $346, and the farm paid 25% of the fee at $347. On July 9th, localized heavy rain swept the region from 9 AM to 11Am. As result, banks along the greenhouses collapsed. Rains, dirt and other debris entered the facilities. Covering materials in the ten greenhouses were bent and changed shapes; resulting in overall damage. Loss was calculated at $42,899, and with exception of $4,287 of self-burden fee, $38,612 of insurance payout was given, and farming continued.\nIn the report, 24.6% of all farms investigated did not have any kind of protection facilities. 20s and below and 50s and above possessed the least amount of protection facilities amongst the age groups. For ages 20s and below, it can be said that lack of farming experience prevented them from having adequate protection facilities, while 50s and above tend to grow rice. They have great experiences on farming and know-hows and knowledge of rice allows them to not rely on protection facilities.\nOn crop by cop comparison, rice, persimmon, and fall potatoes have higher percentage of not possessing protection facilities. Apples and pears have high ownership of support structures, while citrus tend to have rain protection, heating and warming, windbreak nets, and windbreak tree belts. Citrus growers tend not to opt for the insurance due to sufficient protection against natural disasters. As for the kinds of protection facility farmers own depended on individual crop characteristics. Less percentage of member farms owned protection facilities than non-members. This result can be seen as farmers\u2019 effort to make up for the lack of protection facility with insurance coverage.\nThe natural disasters encountered during farming are typhoons, localized heavy rains, springtime freezes and frosts, insect pests, droughts, and birds and mammals, from highest frequency to lowest. Crops commonly damaged by disasters were: Typhoons on pears and citrus; localized heavy rains on rice and chili pepper; springtime freezes and frosts on apples and pears; birds and mammals on apples and persimmons; and hails on apples and pears. Therefore it is advised that protection facilities be built based on crops\u2019 vulnerability to certain natural disasters. The farms with favorable views to the necessity of the insurance were 71.4% and unfavorable views were 11.7%. Majority of farms are aware of the benefits in joining. As such, as farmers age, have little years of experience farming, and/or own farm area of 4.1ha to 5.0ha, more farmers felt the need to be insured.\nAppropriate numbers for presentation and educational sessions were around once to twice a year at 63.7%. Major factors for improving membership rate were burden of cost on self, federal and local government support, expansion of insurance coverage, and insurance payouts. Efficient ways to publicize about information were educational center for agriculture science, Nonghyup, and TV/radio ads. Member farms reported education from Nonghyup was more efficient and non-member preferred education from centers. As for reforms, fees responsible by the farmers on insurance, insurance payouts, and federal and local government support were requested by the farmers. There are numerous examples of farmers who are able to continue farming even after the events of natural disaster thanks to the coverage of crop natural disaster insurance. The farmers typically paid 20 to 25% of overall cost. These farms were able to minimize damage through insurance payouts, but there are still confusion and dissatisfaction over complex methods of calculations from some farmers.\nChoi, C.K., Kim, Y.H., Bae, H.H. and Lee, N.R.. 2014. Research on improvement subscription of crop casualty insurance. 16-107.\nChoi, K.H.. 2012. 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        "raw_content": "I continually hear from economists, talking heads, other market letter writers, analysts and assorted \"experts\" that I need to know all kinds of \"stuff\" about the stocks and mutual funds I am going to buy and I should keep up with them on a regular basis.\nWhat is this important \"stuff\"?\nLet's see. Oh, I know. Price to Earning ratio, P/E. That's always a big one on almost everyone's list. Simply put it is how many years it will take a company's earning to pay back the price today. It can be from five to infinity if it is not earning anything. Today there are many companies that have P/Es in excess of 50. That's 50 years to earn back your investment. Kinda steep, don't you think? For years the average has been 14 or 15. Today it is about 28 to 30 depending on who is counting.\nA stock selling at 14 P/E is fairly valued by \"experts\", but if the stock is going down is that still a \"fair\" value? Do you want to buy something that is a fair value, but looks like it will sell for less in a few months?\nThen there are all kinds of things market analysts like to look for and talk about such a gross sales, net profit, management experience, competition, industry sector, price/volume relationship, interest rates, rate of inflation and I could go on for a couple of pages, but you get the idea. When, and if, you do this type of analysis you will find most of the numbers don't agree with each other to give you a clear idea of whether to buy or sell. It is like trying to pick a button out of a washing machine during wash cycle. The more you look the more confused you become.\nBrokerage companies want you to try to use all this \"stuff\". They encourage you to become confused. That way if you pick a stock that goes down they don't take any blame. \"The market is very complex\" is their favorite phrase. Whether you win or lose they make money in commissions.\nIf this \"stuff\" is of no value in stock selection (and it isn't) then how are you to find stocks that go up? It is so simple that brokers don't want you to know. In fact, most of them don't know. Here is the answer. Find a stock or better yet a mutual fund that is going up. Is that too easy?\nThere is a basic law of physics that says a body in motion will remain in motion in the same direction until disturbed by another force. The Law of Inertia. This same principle can be applied to the stock market.\nFind a stock or mutual fund that is going up and buy it. When the direction changes to down (or even sideways) sell.\nYou don't need all that \"stuff\".",
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        "raw_content": "Thiruvananthapuram: As part of efforts aimed at upgrading the skills of engineering students in the networking arena, ICT Academy of Kerala will collaborate with Cisco India to launch Cisco Networking Academy Programme in the state, Kerala IT Secretary M Sivasankar announced here today.\nCisco will extend the programme to 50 engineering colleges in Kerala, he said, on the sidelines of the two-day \u2018Huddle Kerala\u2019 event, one of Asia\u2019s largest startup congregations, which got underway at The Leela Raviz Beach Resort, Kovalam.\nCreated by Cisco Systems Inc, the parent company of Cisco India, this programme is intended to integrate curriculum in computer networking which has been developed by Cisco. It is to be managed by Nasscom Foundation.\n\u201cThis intervention by Cisco is of utmost importance to bring about a tremendous change in the networking field as the state is making progress by leaps and bounds in the aforementioned domain,\u201d he noted.\nSivasankar said the Indian Institute of Information Technology and Management (IIITM- K) would also collaborate with Cisco India to launch \u2018ThingQubator\u2019 \u2014 the first of its kind in the country \u2014 which will be an Internet of Things (IoT) networking incubation programme.\nElaborating on the subject, Dr Saji Gopinath, CEO, Kerala Startup Mission (KSUM), said the CISCO programme is a pre-incubator to help college students create a product in the IoT space. This will be launched in the IIITM-K campus. \u201cTo learn the technological advancements, you need the assistance from global industry leaders and Cisco\u2019s intervention here thus is of great prominence,\u201d he added.\nHarish Krishnan, CEO, Cisco India, said, \u201cWe believe we can learn more through the associations evolve the programme and take it ahead. With high social index in Kerala, the state can be the prime mover as far as technology is concerned and the learning can also be replicated elsewhere.\u201d\nIn the Cisco Networking Academy programme, the organisation will provide the course, curriculum certification and other infrastructural facilities. \u201cThis will generate employment opportunities, especially for women,\u201d he said.\nShrikant Sinha, CEO, Nasscom Foundation, said, \u201cOver the last few years, we have been running social innovation forums and we realized that people needed business inputs and that\u2019s why we decided to create entrepreneur contents to be provided to students which will expose them not only to IoT devices and maker spaces but also to course content and mentorships.\u201d\nThe next prominent thing is the Singularity University\u2019s Global Impact Challenges (GIC), which are annual competitions held in partnership with sponsor organisations worldwide. The university, a Silicon Valley think tank that offers educational programmes and a business incubator, is globally acclaimed for its new technologies. Its first Indian chapter will be set up in Thiruvananthapuram.\n\u201cHow this exponential technology can be used to solve problems in environment and education will be its major focus. These challenges are an open call to entrepreneurs, leaders, scientists, and engineers with the most innovative ideas leveraging exponential technologies,\u201d said Dr Gopinath.\nHuddle Kerala is organised by the KSUM in association with Internet and Mobile Association of India (IAMAI) and IAMAI Startup Foundation. Pointing out that the event has created a positive stir among the students and startups, Sivasankar said around 1300 participants were registered for Huddle Kerala.\nDr Gopinath noted that the main intent of Huddle Kerala is to \u2018huddle together\u2019 startups, investors, technology experts and meet on one on one basis, thereby boosting the ecosystem.\n\u201cProcure investment and technology opportunities for the startups in Kerala and introduce the Kerala startup ecosystem to the startups outside the state and the country are the potent priorities of the event which will provide a common link between the two parties and thus helping in the next level of development,\u201d he said.\nObserving that there are only a few such events in the world, Dr Gopinath said the KSUM is keen to develop it as a property and will hold it annually. Subho Ray, President, IAMAI, was also present.\nPrevious article Making Malayalam Proud at the National Film Awards\nNext article Kerala Chief Minister Terms State a Unique Model for Startup Ecosystem",
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        "raw_content": "Plaintiffs' lawyer Mark Lanier told the jurors during closing arguments on Wednesday that this case was the first where jurors saw documents showing that Johnson & Johnson knew its products contained asbestos and didn't warn consumers, The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported. Johnson & Johnson said in a statement it \"is deeply disappointed\" and \"remains confident that its products do not contain asbestos and do not cause ovarian cancer\".\nIn a statement, it described the trial as \"a fundamentally unfair process that allowed plaintiffs to present a group of 22 women, most of whom had no connection to Missouri, in a single case all alleging that they developed ovarian cancer\".\nThe jury has yet to decide on punitive damages. On Thursday, Lanier highlighted results he said showed asbestos both in talc mines and the baby powder itself. J&J sought to protect the image of Baby Powder as \"their sacred cow\", he said.\nMore than 9,000 lawsuits have been filed against Johnson & Johnson due to allegations of health problems caused by asbestos in its talcum powder products.\nA state trial court jury on Thursday handed up a $4.69 billion verdict against Johnson & Johnson.\nJohnson & Johnson denied any contamination with asbestos or any rigged testing. The company agreed to pay at least US$5-million to settle the claims, according to two persons familiar with the matter.\nThe women in the St Louis trial, whose jobs range from school bus driver to executive director of a job retraining programme, come from states across the country, including Pennsylvania, California, Arizona and NY.\nThe company has, since then, been sued by thousands of women and in August 2017, it was ordered by a Los Angeles jury to pay damages of United States dollars 417 million to a hospital receptionist, who developed ovarian cancer after using Johnson's Baby Powder for decades.\nThe women and their families said decades-long use of baby powder and other cosmetic talc products caused their diseases.\nThe company now faces about 9,000 talc-cancer cases in state and federal court, according to published reports, with the bulk of state court cases in Missouri, New Jersey, and California, according to J&J's May 2018 quarterly report. No asbestos was found in any of the talc samples, the agency said. Several other legal challenges by J&J are pending. Plus, many appeals courts cut back punitive damages awards on appeal. This ruling was delivered by the Circuit Court of the City of St. Louis.",
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        "raw_content": "On the 25th March in the House of Commons, Frank Field MP secured an urgent question to the Secretary of State for Health, Jeremy Hunt MP. He asked \u201dwhat moves the Government intend to take to prevent the National Health Service becoming an international health service.\u201d Nicholas Soames MP asked the Secretary of State for Health if he agreed that it is through access to primary care that the initial control on NHS access should take place. He also highlighted the need for all hospitals to have an overseas visitors manager who should be designated and required to collect overseas visitors\u2019 moneys on a more regular basis. The full transcript of the debate be found here http://tinyurl.com/cehg6nv",
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        "raw_content": "Animal Shelter Home\nAnimal Shelter Staff\nReport Lost or Found pets form\nShelter Wish-list\nThank you for visiting the Baldwin County Animal Shelter (BCAS) website. This site has helpful information which is intended to improve knowledge of what we do for the community. This page serves as a portal of information between Animal Control, the Shelter, and the people of Baldwin County.\nAt BCAS, we are engaging the community to help the animals of Baldwin County. We are devoted to the humane and high quality care of the animals in our shelter.\nBCAS is located at 15050 County Road 49 North in Summerdale, AL. We are adjacent to the Magnolia landfill. As of 01 October, 2017, we are open Monday - Friday from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. We are also open the first and third Saturday of each month from 9:00 am until noon. If you are looking for your lost pet or looking for a pet to adopt, please visit us during these hours.\nView Im-Paw-menting Improvements at Baldwin County Animal Shelter\nSummerdale, Alabama, AL 36580\nFall Hours of Operation:\n1st and 3rd Saturdays:\nClosed on all",
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        "raw_content": "Deckware can consist of expensive, important tools that have a tough life and are often exposed to the elements all year round, so it\u2019s vital that you look after them. If your tools are snagging or not functioning in quite the same way as before, then it\u2019s time for maintenance.\nIt\u2019s important to make sure that there isn\u2019t dirt or cracking inside of the hardware that can impact on the load bearing capability. Whether you are maintaining your tools yourself or getting some help, it might seem complicated but it\u2019s really less daunting than you might think. There are lots of tips, step-by-step guides and useful videos to help you, and once you\u2019ve done it a few times then you\u2019ll feel confident to keep them up to scratch yourself.\nAn easy process to follow is when you are removing and cleaning the different parts of the winch (for example), we\u2019d recommend placing the parts in a box in the order that you remove them. So, when cleaning each piece, set it down in the same spot that you picked it up from, that way the parts are always in order to make re-assembly easier and quicker. When you are removing and cleaning the winch, take time to carefully inspect the pawls and springs to check for any signs of wear, pitting or distortion, and replace them as needed.\nAs well as making sure that your kit is being used appropriately, as sailors we are aware that the marine environment can affect the performance of our deck hardware. Therefore, regularly rinsing and flushing out with fresh water can remove much of the salt that may have accumulated and extend the life of your products as a result.\ufeff",
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        "raw_content": "Why Coffee is Good for us and not for Cats!\nby Tim Mason\nCoffee is a great beverage for humans for its components that get people going every morning. Drinking coffee enables people to sustain their workouts, increase their brain activity, burn the calories in their bodies, improve their digestive system, improve their muscular strength, and prevent cellular damage in their bodies. Due to its beneficial properties to people\u2019s health, coffee is a daily drink for most people. If you like your coffee cold, you might want to try \u0627\u0644\u0642\u0647\u0648\u0629 \u0627\u0644\u0628\u0627\u0631\u062f\u0629 .\nMost people have pets and they spend every single time with them. Cats are exceptionally adorable and they are always larking around their owners wanting to eat everything they see them eating. For example when you are drinking coffee, your cat will want to drink it too. You may be tempted to give your cat the coffee but you should know that coffee has great benefits for you but not necessarily your cat. Occasional sips may not be entirely harmful to your cat but in large quantities, the caffeine found in coffee can be fatal to your cat. A lethal amount of coffee ingested by your cat will cause these side effects.\nMajority of cats are lactose intolerant despite the stereotype that cats love a saucer of milk, so if you add milk or daily creamers in your coffee and your cat drinks it; he could experience an upset stomach. If your cat shows any of these symptoms, you should make a quick appointment to your vet. The longer you take to seek medical attention for your cat, the less his chances are for survival. The vet will give your cat liquid charcoal or feline IV fluids to flush his system if your cat ingested caffeine recently.\nIt is worth keeping an eye on your cat and being careful with where you leave your cups of coffee. Avoid leaving them lying around because your cat is likely to stumble upon them and end up drinking coffee. Whenever your cat ingests large amounts of coffee, it is advisable for you to induce vomiting and seek medical attention. Every time your cat falls ill or displays the symptoms mentioned above, it is difficult for anyone to assume that it is due to coffee poisoning. Without the knowledge that coffee is harmful to cats, someone will automatically rule out coffee as the reason for their cat\u2019s discomfort.\nRestlessness and vomiting could occur due to so many other different reasons hence before assuming that your cat has ingested coffee, you should have the vet run some tests to determine that for sure. Human beings have a higher tolerance to manifestation of toxins in their bodies but due to the lower body mass that cats have, they are hit by the effects of toxins in their body at a very fast rate hence the need for you to take action with immediate effect. Regardless of your cat\u2019s breed and age, large amounts of caffeine are likely to cause severe damage to his heart and nervous system.\nYour cat requires to stay hydrated by drinking water. There are a lot of beverages that human beings rely on like soda, tea, coffee but not everything you rely on to quench your thirst should be passed on to your cat. Cats do not have the ability to digest these substances the way human beings can. Furthermore, coffee in particular does not have the same benefits for cats as it does for humans. Coffee in all its forms, be it as a beauty product, medicinal product, ingredient for culinary recipes or as just a beverage is nowadays found in most houses across the globe hence the need to beware of its toxicity on cats.\nThere is a chance your cat will not like the smell of coffee in any form but the challenge arises when your cat loves milk. When your cat sees you adding milk to your coffee, it will be tempted to drink it if you ever leave your cup behind or spill some coffee on the floor. It is therefore advisable that you place your cup of milk and coffee away from your cat to prevent him from experiencing the harmful effects of coffee.\nCat Food \u2013 What Is Best For Your Cat\nOne of the crucial responsibilities as a cat owner is to provide your cat with the essential nutrients required for its maintenance and growth. A cat\u2019s diet needs to achieve the right balance of the five major groups of nutrients: protein, fats and oil, vitamins, minerals, and carbohydrates. A cat needs to obtain 41 different specific nutrients from cat food, and it is to be kept in mind that a pet requires nutrients not ingredients.\nCats are obligate carnivores which mean that they need meat in their diet. They require higher levels of protein which can be obtained from chicken, beef, fish, and eggs. Protein is responsible for healthy muscles, hair, and skin. It is also an integral part of the immune system and ensures transportation of oxygen. Insufficient protein in cats can lead to poor growth and coat condition, loss of muscle bulk and increased risk of infection through impaired immunity.\nWhat ingredients should be contained in good cat\u2019s diet?\nFat acts as fuel to a cat as it helps them stay active providing twice as much of energy as protein. Crucial fatty acids which are Omega 6 and Omega 3 are required for a healthy coat and skin as they protect internal organs.\nAll Vitamins (A, B, C, D, E, and K) are essential for cats. Vitamin A, E, D and K are called as fat soluble vitamins and are stored in cat\u2019s fatty tissue, whereas, Vitamin B complex and C are called as water soluble vitamins and are excreted in the urine.\nVitamins are required in a small amount in the diet that helps and maintain growth, healthy coat and skin and also normal vision. It is also required for healing of wounds and for enabling the normal functions of the cat\u2019s nervous system.\nMinerals like phosphorous and calcium are crucial for healthy and strong bones and teeth. They are mainly important for kittens. Other vital minerals for normal body functions are magnesium, zinc, sodium, potassium, chloride, iron and copper.\nCarbohydrates are not a significant component of the cat\u2019s diet; it is, however, a source of immediate energy. Another indispensable nutrient for a cat is Taurine. It is an essential amino acid that is only found in meat protein and is mandatory for a healthy heart and good vision.\nWater is an equally crucial ingredient in a cat\u2019s diet. Amount of water that a cat requires may depends on many factors such as exercise levels, environmental temperature and if they are eating dried or wet food. A loss of only 15 per cent of their water can lead to death, and insufficient water intake can also contribute to bladder problems and cystitis. So it is necessary to provide a fresh and sufficient amount of water to cats.\nThere is three type of food available in the markets for the cats:\nDry food \u2013It is cooked under high heat and pressure; fat is later sprayed on it to make it palatable. Some heat-sensitive vitamins and minor ingredients are added after the high heat process of cooking.\nWet food \u2013 Canned foods or wet foods are higher in protein and fat, and low in carbohydrate substances, than dry foods. It has more moisture than dry food. Hence, increasing the cat\u2019s overall water intake, keeping the bladder and kidneys healthy. The high amount of fat contributes to healthy skin and coat.\nVegetarian or Vegan food \u2013 Although cats are carnivores, still one can feed them with a vegetarian diet fortified with nutrients like Taurine and Arachidonic acid.\nCare needs to be taken while feeding a cat. Good-quality cat food is carefully formulated to supply the accurate balance of all the nutrients a cat requires to thrive. Adding human food to a nutritionally balanced and complete commercial cat food may upset that balance.\nWhen looking for a healthy cat food make sure the first and main ingredient is a quality source of protein. In addition look for whole foods and grains like brown rice, peas or carrots, and quality fats like flax oil, chicken fat or even olive oil. It\u2019s best to avoid cat foods containing artificial preservatives and colors. Many cats are sensitive to these ingredients as well.\nwhat cat tail movements mean\nDo you know that your cat\u2019s tail is tremendously communicative? You\u2019ll love how mobile it is. You have seen different types of tail movement, but do you know what they mean? Sometimes, cats can raise their tails up and down, move slowly or quickly, sweep from side to side, trash and twitch, curl around us, among other things. So what do all of these movements mean? Let\u2019s see them so that we can understand them a bit better;\nTail raised back at an angle: when you see your pet doing this, know that it is a non-threatening gesture. Your pet is unsure about something. The cat usually does this while it is sniffing his new friends that have come to visit him.\nHook in the base of tail: it is also called inverted U or horseshoe tail. Every moment you see this, it means that the cat is trying to show a defensive aggression. The tail will be bristled, too. She may also arch the back and crab walk a bit. She may do this especially when she is feeling feisty about something and it looks interesting.\nTail raised up, hooked at the tip: When the pet does this, the tail looks like a question mark. So this means that he is unsure of something. But the pet is friendly.\nTail straight up: if your pet does this, then it means that it is feeling friendly. The mother cat usually holds their tails upright especially when she wants her little one to follow her. This helps the kitten see their mother. Something interesting is that the kittens can also raise theirs up when they run to greet their pet parents, too.\nThrashing tail: have you seen your pet doing this? Have you ever wondered what it means? It means a number of things. This may mean several things which include;\n\uf0d8 Anger if his tail is thumping loudly on the floor\n\uf0d8 Ecstasy is she is enjoying a grooming session\n\uf0d8 Aggression or high excitement is his tail is thrashed violently\n\uf0d8 An invitation to another pet to play\n\uf0d8 Intense interest especially is she is focusing on something, for instance, like a bird outside\nTail straight up, quivering: this is a very good sign. When your pet does this, then you should never worry because it is very happy to see you. It means a very friendly greeting. When your pet sees you coming out of your bedroom in the morning, then this is what you expect him to do.\nTail held low and straight: he is likely feeling aggressive. When you see this behavior and you want to know what it means, then you should read your pet\u2019s other body language. You can also watch his tail and see what it develops into.\nTail held between the legs: your pet is trying to show that he is upset. It also means that he wants to be left alone. The cat looks smaller and also less threatening.\nTail-twine: This can be your favorite movement. This is cat\u2019s friendly way of indicating that we are theirs. They can twine their tails on other objects or us. It can also mean that they want us to give them food or attention.\nTwitching tail tip: The cat is busy watching something which interests him. Or the cat may be alert. He can also do this when he is playing and approach his prey.\nBristled tail: have you seen your pet\u2019s tail puffed up like a bottle brush? It means that your pet is feeling threatened. The pet will become defensively aggressive. He can do this when he is scared, if you startle him, or if another person or cat angers him. When he bristle his hair on his back, then it means that he wants to make himself look bigger. In this case, he wants to make his aggressor leave him alone.\nTail raised up, swishing: this means a powerful emotion. Every moment you notice something like this, and then it indicates a derisive attitude. At this point, the pet wants to be left alone or it is upset. It normally does this while walking past the caretaker in acknowledgment.\nTail held horizontally behind the cat: It is a neutral position and it can convey some few feelings. At this point, your pet is alert, confident and even relaxed or amicable. But this will depend on the situation as well as the rest of the pet\u2019s body language.\nIf you own cats and you want to understand them more, then these movements of tails will let you know what your pet want. It is very interesting to understand what our pets want especially that they can\u2019t talk. Go through them and get to understand your cat more.\nThe Origin of Cat Cafes and Their Benefits to Cats and Humans\nOne regular question on online forums is; when was the first cat cafe? Taiwan is the origin of cat cafes, with one opening in 1998 in Taipei. This cat cafe went on to become popular with local visitors and Japanese tourists, who enjoyed the opportunity to interact with the cats. One of the visiting Japanese tourists took the cat cafe idea back to Japan, leading to the first cat cafe opening in Osaka, Japan in 2004. Since then, they have become popular in Japan, with the capital Tokyo being home to at least 39 cat cafes and Japan as a whole having over 150 cat cafes.\nBear in mind that most apartments in Japan forbid the ownership of pets, which has led to the popularity of this cafes. Around the world, cat cafes have spread, which means that you can now find them in Spain, South Korea, Germany, France, Austria and the United Kingdom. In North America, the first cat cafe was opened in 2014 in Montreal, the next one in Oakland and then in New York.\nBear in mind that in the United States, the cat cafe and the Coffee Bar are separated by a wall. The reason is that the compliance with the United States food service regulations has been a challenge. The Japanese have a reputation as a clean society, which means that in Japan, cat cafes can serve food and drinks in the same area that cats live, which is not the case in the United States. This post looks at the benefits of these cat cafes to cats and humans in detail.\nBenefits to Cats\nOne common question is whether cats residing in cat cafes are being exploited. The answer is that they are not. The reason is that a cat cafe is a type of a public foster home for adoptable cats with personalities that enable them to benefit. Below we look at benefits of cat cafes to cats.\nCat cafes save the lives of thousands of cats by giving them a home for fostering. Cat cafes free up space in the Rescue House\u2019s fosters, which enables them to take in more cats and to save their lives.\nCat cafes offer particular attention to cats, which means that cats with trust issues get the extra attention that they need. Bear in mind that the environment at the cat cafe gives our felines the chance to feel at home and interact with people.\nPotential adopters get the opportunity to learn more about the personality of these cats. Volunteers and staff also learn more about these furry felines, enabling them to match them with the perfect adopter.\nCat cafes aim to make money. The good thing is that they do it ethically. Remember that angry and unhappy cats won\u2019t attract customers, which means that cat cafes work hard to ensure that their cats are healthy and happy. The cats have areas to retreat if they no longer want to interact with customers and the cat cafe monitors the playpen to make sure the human interactions with the animals are appropriate.\nInteract With the Cats\nBy visiting a cat cafe, you will get to enjoy your coffee and snacks, and then get the opportunity to interact with the cats. The result is that you\u2019ll experience happiness as you play and interact with the cats. The decreased availability of apartments that allow pets, higher rents and increased stress from jobs make cat cafes the perfect spot to interact with these animals.\nSpending time with cats offers you several therapeutic benefits, for example, reducing anxiety and stress. It helps you to recover from losses, lowers blood pressure and provides you with a different type of companionship. Spending time with cats also increases the levels of serotonin hormone (the happiness neurotransmitter) and oxytocin (the \u201clove\u201d hormone).\nSpending time in a cat cafe is similar to visiting and spending time in a spa. The reason is that it\u2019s a social environment where you get to meet couples, cats, friends and strangers, giving you the opportunity to interact with and provide care to the cats and each other.\nSpending time with cats in a cat cafe has many benefits to you and the cats as the above informative post shows. Remember that it improves the quality of life of these rescued cats, which previously may have been living in cages. As a human being, it provides you with a chance to reduce stress levels in addition to interacting with friends as you enjoy your food and beverages.\nReasons to Adopt A Furry Little Cat\nCats are marvelous! Not only are they loving, easy companions, and adorable, the can also bring immense happiness and health to their owners. If you are looking to add some cuddly love into your life, you are better off adopting a cat or two. Within no time you will probably be wondering how you survived without all that cuteness in your life. Cats can instantly become your best friend where you can rest easy knowing you have a companion for life who will always be there for you and will never judge you. Other reasons on why adopt a cat include:\nYou Will Be Rescuing Yourself\nMost people think that when they get their furry little friends from the cat cafe that they are saving the pets. What they do not know is that studies reveal that having pets can improve health. There are close links that suggest having a cat, or any other pet can help to reduce hypertension and the risk of heart disease. Additionally, the mere act of stroking your new pet for a while can release happy hormones (endorphins) in the brain.\nCats Are Low Maintenance\nYou do not have to worry about investing a lot of money to keep your cat happy. They eat most of what humans eat, which means that you do not have to worry about a new budget for food. They also love to clean themselves; thus, you will not have to spend a lot of time in the bath. You will also appreciate the fact that they entertain themselves. With a few toys, boxes, cartons, or even windows they can keep themselves busy and not get in your way when you need some space. Although you can opt to walk your cat, it is not necessary. Sleeping almost fifteen hours a day, cats are the perfect example of couch potatoes, and you can laze around with them all day watching TV without feeling guilty.\nThey are Skilled Hunters\nCats have strong relations with the king of the jungle which implies that their hunting skills are inborn. With a keen hunter in your house, mice, giant beetles, lizards and other pesky critters will be a thing of the past. They can also help to bring down or eliminate the population of moths, dust bunnies, and the red laser pointers.\nYou will not have to House Break them\nIn most cases, especially if you adopt your pet from a cat caf\u00e9, you will not have to burden yourself with housebreaking them. They will come into your life with the necessary potty skills. Setting up a litter box and giving minimal instructions is all you need as they will figure out how to utilize it naturally. With at cat at home, you will never have to stress about getting home late and having to go out in the darkness and cold.\nYou Will Be Saving More Lives\nTaking your pet home from a cat caf\u00e9 means that you will be making the world a better place especially for animals. Once your cat has found a lovely home, the caf\u00e9 can rescue another animal. It also implies that you will have played your role in society to stop animal cruelty.\nCats Require Little Supervision\nAnyone who has interacted with different breeds of cats knows that they are highly independent pets that need minimal supervision. Cats adore themselves and know how to look after themselves. It is one of the reasons they are ideal pets for busy people, people who live in apartments and city dwellers. They do not require a lot of living space, and they can sleep almost anywhere from the foot of your bed to the couch; thus, you do not have to invest in sleeping quarters. Worth noting is that you can travel with them with ease. There are cat carriers that you can easily carry in your car or your hand when you want your cat to tag along.\nWhen you have second thoughts on whether you would get along with a cat in your house, but are considering adopting one, there is no need for pressure. You can just visit a cat caf\u00e9 and get to interact with them finding out the various breeds available as you sip on coffee or read a book. This way you can take one home without any doubts in your head, and you can have an excellent caring for each other.\nWhy Foster A Cat\nThinking of adopting a cat but don\u2019t know how well you can hold the responsibility? Try fostering. This involves taking a kitten or a cat home, feeding it and providing for the cat\u2019s basic needs, including love, play and attention for a set time period or when it\u2019s adopted.\nVisiting a cat cafe holds the same premise but for a shorter duration. Check out these 5 reasons why you should foster a cat before going on full adoption mode:\nFostering is the Best Practice Run\nOwning a cat is a huge responsibility in itself. Aside from adding to your everyday finances, you\u2019ll also need to spend some time and make an effort in caring for a live pet. If you\u2019re on the fence between adopting a cat and resisting its cute charms, then fostering is the next best thing to a trial run.\nYou\u2019re Saving A Cat\u2019s Life\nEven if you\u2019re not considering adoption, if your home environment is conducive and you want to make a change, consider fostering a cat and committing for a specific time period.\nLocal shelters in your area may rely on a dedicated network of people for voluntary foster homes. The only problem is that there are many cats that are left without any home at all. Kittens most of all need special care and attention while growing up in order to survive. When you foster, you take one less cat out of the rescue and increase the chances of that cat growing up in a sheltered, loving home in the future.\nYou Can Benefit From It\nResearch shows that having a pet can bring about life-saving benefits as compared to living without one. For one, your level of daily stress is reduced if you take in a cat to your home. Playing with a cat or a kitten is one of the most pleasurable things in life. Their cute faces, funny expressions and their cuddliness makes one forget about the stresses of life, even for just a moment. Plus, the funny and cute things they do will melt your heart and make you smile. Having a pet around the house staves off mood swings and depression.\nEases You Into A Long-Term Commitment\n20 years is a long commitment, and it\u2019s only right that you should pause and think of what could happen along the way. If you\u2019re in the midst of changing jobs, relocating to another place or buying a new house, it may be better to foster a cat while still enjoying the benefits it can bring. If you still think that you\u2019re able to adopt your very own cat after a few months, then you can safely say that you\u2019re fully capable and ready for it.\nFostering Makes You A Better Person\nLooking after a cat brings in life lessons that you can take everywhere with you. Being tasked with handling another life will shift the focus from you to another living entity. You\u2019ll learn how to be more responsible and understand your cat. You will grow as a person and learn to love and compromise. You\u2019ll become more mature and become more careful in your everyday actions and decisions.\nThe 411 on How to Set-up a Successful Cat Caf\u00e9\nCat cafes began in China, as this country\u2019s living facilities often don\u2019t allow people to have pets. Although this type of caf\u00e9 is very common to see in Asia, it is not common to see in other countries, hence it being the perfect business opportunity for you to invest in. In a cat caf\u00e9, owners charge an hourly rate for clients to play with cats. Clients can also opt to purchase lattes, pastries, and even treats for the felines. Contrary to popular belief, it doesn\u2019t take a lot of money to start a cat caf\u00e9. It might even not cost you anything if you have a group of investors who believe in your idea. The following are the top steps you should take into account if you want to run an effective cat caf\u00e9 in your area.\nSteps to Set-up a Successful Cat Caf\u00e9\nLocal Regulations & Restrictions\nEvery state has different health regulations, and thus, you have to be well-informed about them before you proceed to invest in this type of business. There might be a requirement that the dining area and cat access area are separate, which will prompt you to undergo the needed adjustments.\nAnalyze Your Area\nWhere in your area would a cat caf\u00e9 be a total hit? If you stop and think about it, a mall would be a good option, as you will obtain free promotion on a daily basis. People will be more prone to entering your business if it is in a commercial area. Rents at malls are not on the expensive side. You just have to do your homework in order to obtain the best deal possible.\nIn order to launch a business, you have to create a business plan so that you stay on track. Think of a business name and then submit the required legal documents to obtain business license. You will also need a bank account under your business name.\nDetermine Prices\nRemember that if there are other cat cafes in your area, in order to stand out from the competition, you have to make sure to beat it. The only way to do so is by providing what they provide at a more affordable price. If you want to charge more than them, then you should opt to provide more high quality edibles and a more comfortable environment.\nIt\u2019s crucial that your cat caf\u00e9 is able to garner the attention of the public. This can occur in meaningful measure if you pay attention to aesthetics. Inform yourself on the colors psychologists have stated that are able to transmit peacefulness and joy at the same time. If you stop and think about it, these are the two feelings you want your clients to feel every time they enter your business space. Choose a logo that is creative and an attention-grabber. Don\u2019t be afraid to ask others for their opinions. The more input you have, the better of a business your cat caf\u00e9 will turn out to be.\nCreate Partnership with Cat Rescue Organization in Your Area\nMost cat cafes tend to have between 10 to 15 cats. Instead of buying cats, go ahead and create a partnership with your local cat rescue organization. You should notify your clientele that the cats in your caf\u00e9 are up for adoption.\nImportance of Having a Website and Being Present on Social Media\nIt\u2019s crucial that your business has a website and a page on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Nowadays, people check online to see what cafes are in their area. If you have a website, one that has photos and informs the 411 about your cat caf\u00e9, your clientele will grow. Make sure that you have a page on your site that has coupons. If you constantly update your site with new information and special offers, you will keep people interesting, which should be one of your main goals. If you can, create a newsletter, prompt people to sign-up for it while they are on the homepage.\nYou should calculate how much everything is going to cost. If you are running low on money, you can opt to apply for a loan or even search for investors. When you opt for investors, a lot of them will require a percentage of your business\u2019 profits. Before facing a potential investor, make sure that you are well-informed as to how much you want and what you are willing to give in return.\nAs you can conclude, starting a cat caf\u00e9 is not a daunting task; it just requires passion and dedication. If you finished reading the above information, then you definitely have these two requirements. Put the previously mentioned into practice and go for it!\nWhat is a Cat Cafe\nThere is a new kind of caf\u00e9 that is gaining in popularity. When a person thinks of a caf\u00e9 they think of a place where they can get a cup of coffee and maybe a snack. This caf\u00e9 is much different. A cat caf\u00e9 is designed to give these furry little critters a place to hang out and the chance to go out with their owners.\nCat Town Caf\u00e9 is one of the first cat cafes to open in the United States. This specific caf\u00e9 is a coffee shop where the cats can come and hang out. The cats can get food and water here. They can play on cat toys including scratching posts. There are a number of cats that are up for adoptions and can use a forever home.\nThe idea for a cat caf\u00e9 originated in the country of Taiwan. There are so many stray cats in the country that people did not know what to do with them or how to help them. A caf\u00e9 decided to take in these cats. The cats were given a home and food. When customers came to get their drink they would get to play with the cats and spend some time with them.\nWhen a customer wants to play with cats they have two dining options. A customer can walk in, get their food and drink, and then interact with the cats in the play area. A person can also make a reservation so they know there will be plenty of cats to play with. These play areas have toys, climbing items for the cats, and some interactive items. A person can play with six to twelve cats at one time.\nCat cafes were designed to give the cats someone safe to stay as well as some hope to find a home. The cats that are residents at these cafes are up for adoption and are waiting for a family to take them home. The cafes get the cats from animal shelters and give them a new and more comfortable home. Many of the cats that are taken in at the cafes are considered to be those that are the least likely to be adopted. This can be due to the way that they look or in some cases even their age. Older cats are less likely to be adopted then kittens. The cafes foster the cats and allow them to live in a fun and loving place. The cats are able to get used to people. If a person falls in love with a cat they can adopted them and the cat can be part of their forever family.\nWhile there are still a small number of cat cafes in the United States, those that are open have been successful so far. They are becoming so popular that many of them are taking reservations. These cafes are being booked in advanced so that people can come in and play with cats. They can get some good food, a nice cup of coffee, and interact with the cats.\nSome people may consider a cat caf\u00e9 a way to rent a pet for a specific period of time. Some cafes charge a cover to come and play with the cats. They will be able to interact with the cats. Many cafes provide supervision. This will make sure that no one is harming the cats and the cats are learning how to interact with humans. If a person loves cats but they cannot have a cat at their home this is a great way to come and play with them. The cover charge will help cover the cost of feeding the cats, litter, toys, and general upkeep of the caf\u00e9 so that is stays clean.\nCat cafes are currently being found in cities all over the United States. With the number of unwanted cats that need homes this is a very good thing. New York City has a number of cat cafes. There are cafes in San Francisco and there are cafes that are looking to open in other cities including Los Angeles, San Diego, and Seattle. They are currently developing the cafes so they can take in cats that need some love and attention from humans.\nPeople Who Hate Cats Work In A Cat Cafe\nCats are impossible to ignore and so is coffee.A cat cafe is perfect for all cat lovers\nThe video shows how people who hate cats end up falling in love with them",
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        "raw_content": "link to published version: IEEE Computer, December, 2013\naccesses since October 4, 2013\nThe Intimidation Factor: How A Surveillance State Can Affect What You Read in Professional Publications\nDARK PRISMS\nI wrote a column this past July on the NSA's PRISM database and the government surveillance apparatus that motivated it. You may recall that one central theme of my column was that while the five PowerPoint slides leaked by Edward Snowden and initially published by the Washington Post and Guardian newspapers were pretty innocuous, the overall government surveillance apparatus that has been building for the past 40 years was far from innocuous. We have since learned that Snowden had much more to offer the media that was exceedingly provocative (cf. http://www.washingtonpost.com/world/national-security/black-budget-summary-details-us-spy-networks-successes-failures-and-objectives/2013/08/29/7e57bb78-10ab-11e3-8cdd-bcdc09410972_story.html?wpisrc=al_excl ), but that's the subject of another column.\nThe five slides extensively reproduced by the media remained classified after the leaks and subsequent reproduction in the media. I included a screenshot one of these slides in my July column. Though it appeared in the printed version of Computer, it was removed from the IEEE digital library version. Pull up a chair and let me tell you a story about how our surveillance state can control what you see in your professional publications.\nSpillage is government-speak for information that ends up where it shouldn't. The formal definition in the Committee on National Security Systems Glossary of April, 2010 is a \u201cSecurity incident that results in the transfer of classified or CUI information onto an information system not accredited for it (i.e., authorized) for the appropriate security level\u2026. [e.g.] \u2026whenever classified data is spilled either on an unclassified information system of to an information system with a lower level of classification.\u201d ( https://www.cnss.gov/Assets/pdf/cnssi_4009.pdf )\nEdward Snowden's five PRISM PowerPoint slides were examples of classified information spillage. Intuitively, after most of the world has seen something, it isn't secret anymore in any meaningful sense of the word, so journalists and broadcasters treat the spillage as public information. Spillage, and the whistleblowers and leakers that provide it, is a necessary byproduct of investigative journalism. Spillage has always been a core component of journalists' \u201cground truth data.\u201d\nHowever, Snowden's leaks were so embarrassing to the U.S. Government, that the DoD Defense Security Service sent out an official Notice on June 11, 2013 reminder-warning contractors to avoid spillage on their networks.\n\u201cContractors shall not, while accessing the web on Contractor's unclassified systems, access or download documents that are known or suspected to contain classified information. Classified information, whether or not already posted on public websites, disclosed to the media, or otherwise in the public domain remains classified and must be treated as such until such time it is declassified by an appropriate U.S. government authority. It is the responsibility of every Contractor to protect classified information and to follow established procedures for accessing classified information only through authorized means.\n\u201cContractors who inadvertently discover potentially classified information in the public domain shall report its existence immediately to their Facility Security Officers (FSO). Companies are instructed to delete the offending material by holding down the SHIFT key while pressing the DELETE key for Windows-based systems and clearing of the internet browser cache. Subsequently, administrative inquires and adverse reports are not required. These procedures apply only to the inadvertent exposure to classified information in the public domain.\u201d (http://www.dss.mil/documents/isp/Contractor_NOTICE_posting.pdf )\nWhy would the government do this? Certainly not to stem the flow of Snowden\u2019s spillage \u2013 those horses were out of the proverbial gate. The government wants federal contractors (e.g. Booz Allen Hamilton) to understand by whose largesse they owed their economic fortunes. This was more than a gratuitous act - this notice put the contractors on notice that they had better ramp up the policing of their IT infrastructure, or else.\nWhat did this demand for network hygiene accomplish? Intimidation, pure and simple! The DSS Notice provides the Government additional leverage against contractors that don't aggressively police their workforce for potential whistleblowers and leakers. The last sentence in the Notice exposes the charade of using spillage as the trigger of this additional scrutiny: the notice only applies to \u201cpublic domain\u201d information - i.e., yesterday's news. By the time the DSS posted this notice, newspaper copies of the original slides had already passed through contractors offices, break rooms, and waste baskets, and no doubt prompted lively conversations in cafeterias and around water coolers. But those activities don't get audited (at least not yet)! To be compliant with this DSS Notice subcontractors had to report spillage to the FSO \u2013 and that meant creating audit trails that the government can inspect. The DSS Notice is simply an Orwellian tactic to deal with thought crimes \u2013 the step before a visit to the Ministry of Love.\nSimilar signals were sent to the media who reported the leaks. The Monterey Herald first reported an Army-wide blockade of the UK Guardian newspaper's website to achieve a \u201cvigilant command climate\u201d in DoD-speak on June 26, 2013 (http://www.montereyherald.com/local/ci_23546947/guardian-news-website-blocked-at-presidio-monterey ). The Guardian was the original source of Snowden's leaks, so the DoD took careful aim by blocking access from DoD computer facilities to the newspaper's website http://www.theguardian.com/world/2013/jun/28/us-army-blocks-guardian-website-access . Lt. Col Damien Pickart confirmed that this also applies to all \u201cwebsites that re-report information first published by the Guardian\u201d ( http://www.usnews.com/news/blogs/washington-whispers/2013/06/28/blackout-defense-department-blocks-all-articles-about-nsa-leaks-from-millions-of-computers ), so the digital blockade was pervasive. Of course, this behavior is not new: the DoD does the same for WikiLeaks and presumably for any other news source that provides access to embarrassing stories. According to Pickart, one of the primary rationales for the blackout is economic \u2013 server hygiene is costly so it's preferable to simply block access. Think about this for a while. Ask yourself this question: Is spillage on unclassified networks the real core of the DoD's cybersecurity problems? Spillage is not even low hanging fruit - from the perspective of risk, it's discarded biomass.\nAs intimidating as these DoD shots across the bow were, they pale in comparison to the British government's reaction to the Snowden leaks. They actually raided the Guardian's offices. You see, the Brits lack a first amendment and apparently have much more latitude when it comes to imposing prior restraint on free speech than the US. They demanded the hard drives that contained Snowden's materials from the Guardian ( http://www.theguardian.com/world/2013/aug/20/nsa-david-miranda-guardian-hard-drives ). Rather than turn over the hard drives, Guardian editor Alan Rusbridger chose to destroy them. According to Rusbridger, two GCHQ security experts witnessed the physical destruction. \u201cWhitehall was satisfied, but it felt like a peculiarly pointless piece of symbolism that understood nothing about the digital age.\u201d Reuters reported that the request to hand over or destroy the hard drives came directly from British Prime Minister David Cameron ( http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/08/21/us-usa-security-snowden-britain-idUSBRE97K0G920130821 ). The choice, as the Guardian saw it, was to comply or risk the British government's closure of the newspaper.\nTechnology service companies were included in the wave of government intimidation as well. This past August, Lavabit abruptly shut down its operation after the FBI obtained a search warrant for metadata (a so-called pen register) for a specific account. It has been reported that the account holder of interest was Edward Snowden who used the account to advertise press conferences he held in the Moscow airport. Lavabit refused, was threatened with criminal contempt, appealed, received a search warrant for \u201call information necessary to decrypt communication sent to or from all Lavabit email accounts including encryption keys and SSL keys.\u201d (http://www.wired.com/threatlevel/2013/10/lavabit_unsealed/ ) Understanding that an anonymous email service that gives up authentication keys is for all intents and purposes out of business anyway, Lavabit owner Ladar Levison simply closed the doors rather than comply with the order (cf. ( http://techcrunch.com/2013/10/03/lavabit-founder-details-government-surveillance-of-secure-email-while-documents-disclose-epic-trolling-of-feds/ ). Levison remains under a gag order. It remains to be seen how far the government pushes the contempt case against him. In reaction to the Lavabit closure, another email anonymizing service, Silent Mail, preemptively followed suit ( http://silentcircle.wordpress.com/2013/08/09/to-our-customers/ ).\nIt appears that the newest target of government wrath might be academic freedom. In early September, a professor of computer science at Johns Hopkins was instructed by his dean to remove a blog post critical of the NSA from the university's mirror site. Why the dean did this is unclear at this writing (cf. http://www.theatlanticwire.com/politics/2013/09/johns-hopkins-university-falls-victim-nsa-chilling-effect/69219/ ; http://www.propublica.org/article/johns-hopkins-and-the-case-of-the-missing-nsa-blog-post ), but it's likely that he was externally motivated, as faculty blog oversight is not normally within an purview of an academic dean. The offending blog post is reproduced at http://arstechnica.com/security/2013/09/crypto-prof-asked-to-remove-nsa-related-blog-post/\nSo that's the backdrop against which the rest of this story must be placed. I submitted my column on July 14, unaware of the latest DoD DSS missive three days before and the subsequent implications that would have for at least one IEEE corporate subscriber to the digital library. An attentive facility security officer of Solers, Inc, a beltway government contractor, sent a spillage security alert to employees concerning the PRISM screenshot that appeared in my column (in particular in the digital library version of my column to which IEEE members had access). The IEEE received a copy of this alert.\nThis security alert took on a life of its own as it ricocheted through the Computer Society's and IEEE's editorial offices, eventually landing in the office of the IEEE General Counsel and Chief Compliance Officer, prompting a statement to Editors of IEEE Transactions, Journals, Magazines, Newsletters and publications officers that included these three paragraphs:\n\u201c--- IEEE is a U.S. nonprofit corporation and, therefore, is considered a U.S. person subject to U.S. laws, including those dealing with the possession or publication of classified or other national security information. \u201c\n\u201c--- U.S. laws do not treat such classified or other national security information as being \u201cin the public domain\u201d just because they become available through the Internet or other media. Instead, they remain classified or otherwise protected materials and government property in spite of that availability.\u201d\n\u201c--- Legal precedent in the United States has held that the government may not prevent the publication of leaked classified or otherwise restricted government, which is protected under the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution relating to the freedom of the press. However, after such publication the government may in certain cases still prosecute the publisher for possession or publication of such materials as criminal violations of applicable U.S. law.\u201d\nThe legal precedents include New York Times v. United States and the subsequent prosecution of Daniel Ellsberg and Anthony Russo under the Espionage Act of 1917. The Supreme Court held in Times v. U.S. in 1971 that the U.S. government failed to satisfy the burden of proof that is required for a prior restraint injunction discussed above, and that the Times was free to continue to publish the Pentagon Papers, but (and this is a critical conjunction) that the government was free to prosecute Ellsberg and Russo after the fact. As it turned out, the resulting Ellsberg and Russo prosecution resulted in a mistrial because of the misconduct of the Nixon administration's prosecution (White House Plumbers operations, etc.). Hence, Ellsberg and Russo were not acquitted, there was no definitive Supreme Court ruling, and therefore nothing added to the body of case law.\nIn this way an image that had already appeared in virtually every news outlet was removed from the electronic copy of my column in the IEEE digital library, along with all references thereto. How did we get to the point where one of our cherished professional societies became intimidated by the government in this way? The answer is to be found somewhere in the intersection of uncertain case law, DoD digital blackouts of media, intimidation of government contractors, and pressure on journalists and authors who might be critical of the government and the surveillance state.\nComputer authors receive feedback continuously \u2013 but generally not from their publisher's attorneys. In my case, I received a call from the IEEE Legal and Compliance Department on July 18 expressing concern over the unsettled state of case law surrounding spillage vis-\u00e0-vis my July column. Sympathetic to the IEEE's concern, I recommended, without hesitation, that the IEEE simply remove the offending image, leaving behind the text and caption as is, and substituting for the image something like the spillage alert or a URL to the image available on Wikipedia. In so doing the IEEE would simultaneously ameliorate their legal concerns while remaining on the right side of history.\nIn my opinion, the removal of all textual references to the image as if to pretend that the image never appeared in the first place will be judged poorly by history. However, this is an area over which intelligent people may disagree. Not-for-profit professional societies are not the best perches from which to launch first amendment test cases. Distinguished not-for-profit media organizations such as NPR ( http://www.indiewire.com/article/outrage_review_spiked_for_naming_names and PBS ( http://www.policymic.com/articles/43793/citizen-koch-pbs-kills-koch-brothers-critical-documentary-for-fear-of-offending-them ) have been pressured to pull controversial content occasionally, and have done so without permanent damage to their reputations. Although the motivations may have been different (protect privacy (NPR) vs economic pressure (PBS) vs. threat of litigation (IEEE)), not-for-profit organizations are of necessity risk averse. In fact, commercial television is not immune \u2013 e.g., ABC's pulling of the \u201cBrill's Content\u201d reporting. First Amendment zealots will wish that professional media organizations have complete editorial license over what they decide to release, but wishing won't make it so.\nAlthough I don't think for a moment that the government would ever prosecute an academic professional society on a spillage charge, the IEEE cannot survive if large numbers of government employees and contractors cancel their memberships. That's where the intimidation factor comes in, and one of the reasons that the spillage notice was posted in the first place. From a historical perspective, the more dangerous threat isn't spillage of classified information, but the spillage of government intimidation! No publisher, media outlet, professional society, NGO, corporation or individual is immune from this. The government will go to any length to maintain its appearance of control.\nBy the way, my response to all parties involved was to encourage all not-for-profit professional societies, and scholarly publishing companies, to raise the issue of how they might all stand together to encourage legislative reform in the area of classified information that's inadvertently divulged into the public space (in other words, spillage). The current atmosphere where the government is unwilling to declassify such information \u2014 while it simultaneously increas es the risk to government subcontractors, publishers, and media outlets (such as with the DSS notice of 11 June 2013) \u2014is , is hard to reconcile with the need to advance scholarly and scientific inquiry. This problem can only get worse as the information needs increase in such critical areas as digital security and privacy, genetics, and cloud control, not to mention thorny Constitutional issues. I would hope that through combined lobbying efforts , effective and meaningful change might take place.\nHenry David Thoreau said that \u201cOur inventions are wont to be pretty toys which distract our attention from serious things. They are but improved means to an unimproved end, an end which it was already but too easy to arrive at.\u201d (http://thoreau.library.ucsb.edu/thoreau_life.html ).\nHistory has shown that the velocity of innovation usually exceeds our ability to manage it for the public good. Such is the case with the government's use of digital surveillance. It's not that we cannot in principle manage it, but rather that we're intellectually and politically ill-prepared to manage it. Technology evolves without check until abuses begin to alarm literate and informed segments of the population.\nIn his own way, Snowden was calling attention to the fact that it is far easier to create and deploy surveillance technology than to responsibly use it. Western society has always had a problem with technology stewardship, often deferring to unbridled technology change for its own sake. Such is the advance of weaponry, pesticides, the exploration and use of fossil fuels and nuclear energy, misuse of pharmaceuticals, non-FDA approved medical compounding etc. Phrases like the Cutter incident, the thalidomide crisis, Love Canal, Bhopal, Chernobyl, Fukushima Daiichi, Deepwater Horizon, Exxon Valdez, and the Johnstown Flood effortlessly slide into our vocabulary as silent witness to our technological immaturity.\nThe IEEE\u2019s excising of innocuous spillage from its digital library was understandable for a professional society that relies on member dues and subscriptions for revenue and lacks the resources for lengthy court cases.\nStanford law professor Lawrence Lessig is well known for his poignant observation that software code may actually provide more regulation over our behavior in cyberspace than the law ( http://codev2.cc/download+remix/Lessig-Codev2.pdf ). The Snowden leaks confirm what can happen when a government concurrently creates laws while also developing computing systems specifically designed to circumvent these very laws it is tasked to enforce. In such a case code and law are not two dimensions of cyber-regulation, but adversaries, one to the other. This introduces a unique spin on cyber-dystopia: where the government's code acts as its agent whenever Constitutional protections become too burdensome. This isn't regulation by code, but oppression by code. In Lessig's terms, government regulates the code directly so as to better regulate behavior indirectly: code is power, and government code is absolute power. We don't have to look overseas to see how a government can use internet technology against its citizens.",
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        "raw_content": "link to the published version in Gaming and Leisure, Spring, 2011\naccesses since December 7, 2010\nCablegate - Security Theater in Three Acts (give or take)\nWhen I wrote my last column, the \"Afghan War Diary\" Wikileaks was only a few months old. As I write this column, it is taking on a new life. As fate would have it, U.S. diplomatic cables were also leaked. The leaks associated with the Army private just keep on coming. Maybe Wikileaks should create a spin off for this sort of thing - call it Wikiooze.\nThis latest twist, \"cablegate,\" the anticipated release of 250,000 U.S. Embassy Diplomatic Cables, began in late November, 2010. According to Wikileaks, 15, 652 of them were classified \"secret\" and 101,748 were classified \"confidential.\" At this writing, somewhere around 300 such messages have been posted on the Wikileaks' web sites, and an undisclosed number have been released to selective media outlets, the New York Times and the Manchester Guardian among them..\nAccording to Wikipedia, Wikileaks first appeared in 2006, allegedly founded by a small international core of dissidents, journalists and technologists. Since 2007, the name most commonly associated with Wikileaks has been Julian Assange who can't seem to stay out of the news at the moment.\nIn order to encourage the casual observer to focus on the main story line. We need a story board to follow the action. I offer the following modest example.\nAct I: protasis - character development\nAs readers of this column know, the current Wikileak torrent (pun intended) began with the row over the release of 91,000 classified pentagon documents released by Wikileak last July. According to the U.S. government, right-wing commentators, and opiners that seek opportunities to get their names in the news, the two main protagonists behind this would be act of treason are an Army private by the name of Manning, and Wikileak spokesman Julian Assange. Manning seems to be portrayed by the media as a Wikileaks whistleblower who sought to bring attention to war crimes and other heinous acts committed by Western militaries in Afghanistan and Iraq. Assange is less-favorably portrayed as a hacker-turned-cyber-anarchist who created the audience for Manning's derring-do. The antagonists, on the other hand, seem to come from the ranks of those who either were or might be outed by Manning's disclosures, and government officials who are deeply embarrassed by their inability to understand just what happened on their watch. On their account, Manning is a symbol of what is wrong with politics in the age of globalization and the Internet, and Assange is a self-promoting former computer hacker, sex offender and information warrior who seized the opportunity to morph Manning's revelations to personal fame. Act I ends with the principals all trying to fight their way onto the increasingly crowded moral high ground. Comparisons with Watergate are inescapable.\nCommentary on Act I. As I argued in my last column, there's enough blame to splash around at least a healthy proportion of the military brass whose responsibility it is to secure their infrastructure, so the plot would be considerably improved if the cast of characters were suitably enlarged. During the opening run, however, most of the military brass and political types remain content to cast aspersions from stages left and right at both the cast and each other. At this writing the pentagon and diplomatic services have suggested that there may be some weaknesses in a few pertinent INFOSEC policies. There's a news flash for you. It goes without saying that no one in either camp holds themselves personally or professionally responsible for anything at all. Diplomats argue that good diplomacy can't exist without dissing unsavory foreign leaders behind their backs. Foreign leaders argue that such disrespect is the reason why the Western democracies have little to show for their largesse. Military brass attempt to distance themselves from all sides of the debacle with their usual mantra, \"Mistakes happen. We have to try harder.\"\nFor those of you who are sympathetic to Private Manning's plight, I recommend downloading the Bob Dylan \"Only a Pawn in their Game\" ringtone on your cel phone, although I'm sure that he would prefer a donation to his defense fund (bradleymanning.org). For detractors, I recommend Stealer's Wheel \"Stuck in the Middle with You.\"\nSuch were the events leading up to the last weeks of November, 2010. The real fireworks begin in Act II.\nAct II: epitasis - tension and chaos reign supreme\nAct II begins in early December, 2010 after the initial release of a few hundreds of U.S. diplomatic cables by Wikileaks. It was alleged that source of these documents was the same Private Manning that released the Afghan War diaries in Act I. Fiber optic cables glowed with the thousands of downloads of these spicy morsels by curious netizens, first amendment enthusiasts, voyeurs, bureaucrats of every stripe, embarrassed diplomats,' vicarious jihadists, 'agendalistas', and of course, the media. Most of this entourage just can't quite seem to get the big picture. This act unfolds over several days.\nFriday, December 2, 2010 was a day that will live in Wikinfamy. Over the previous Thursday evening, wikileaks.org's DNS service provider, EveryDNS.net, pulled the plug on Wikileaks' authoritative DNS records. Of course, DNS is the service that maps domain names onto IP addresses, so pulling the authoritative records means that after a short delay, the only way one could reach the host servers registered by EveryDNS would be to bypass the domain name and use the actual IP address as the URL in the browser location window - 204.236.131.131 this case. According to EveryDNS:\n\"EveryDNS.net, a provider of free managed DNS services, supports nearly 500,000 web sites worldwide. At 10PM EST, on Wednesday December 1, 2010 a 24-hour termination notification email was sent to the email address associated with the wikileaks.org account. In addition to this email, notices were sent to wikileaks via Twitter and the chat function available through the wikileaks.org web site. Any downtime of the wikileaks.org web site has resulted from its failure to, with plentiful advance notice, use another DNS solution. Yesterday, pursuant to the EveryDNS.net Acceptable Use Policy the primary DNS hosted domains were disabled. Today, also in accordance with the EveryDNS.net Acceptable Use Policy, the secondary DNS hosted domains, including wikileaks.ch, were disabled. EveryDNS.net is not taking a position on the content hosted on the wikileaks.org or wikileaks.ch web site, it is following established policies. No one EveryDNS.net user has the right to put at risk, yesterday, today or tomorrow, the service that hundreds of thousands of other web sites depend on.\" According to Reuters, EveryDNS claimed that a 100 gigabit/second distributed denial of service attack against wikileaks was threatening the stability of their service to all of their other subscribers.\nTo further taunt our protagonists, Amazon Web Services, a primary host of the Wikileaks content in North America at 204.236.131.131, pulled the plug on the content-server as well. At this point, both the DNS records and the servers that serve the Wikileaks web content in North America were no longer accessible on the Internet. This is a first. Senator Joe Lieberman's staff apparently questioned Amazon about its relationship with Wikileaks prior to Amazon's decision to pull the plug, although Amazon denied that pulling the plug on Wikileaks was politically motivated. Whether politically motivated or not, it's most likely that Amazon treated this as a business decision, as hosting Wikileaks was probably seen as an unworthy annoyance by the time that Lieberman's staff got involved. In any event, Amazon's initial comment was: \"Some of [Amazon Web Services] data is controversial, and that's perfectly fine. But, when companies or people go about securing and storing large quantities of data that isn't rightfully theirs, and publishing this data without ensuring it won't injure others, it's a violation of our terms of service, and folks need to go operate elsewhere.\" - which is exactly what Wikileaks did.\nWithin a few hours after EveryDNS removed the authoritative DNS records for wikileaks.org, Wikileaks defiantly announced on Twitter that wikileaks.ch was created. Sure enough, a DNS entry for the domain wikileaks.ch was created in Switzerland by Piratenpartei Schweiz. That domain resolved to IP address 88.80.13.160 which is a part of a small class-B network cluster, not in Switzerland but in Sweden where ironically our second protagonist, Julian Assange, had an outstanding arrest warrant for alleged sex offenses. The Swedish server in turn redirected traffic to the French host, OVH ISP, at 213.251.145.96 (see Figure 1). This IP address was part of a 16-address server cluster located in France but registered in Melbourne, Australia. If you're getting the feeling that getting ahold of Wikileaks content on the Internet is like shoveling smoke into a bucket, the big picture is coming into focus.\nFigure 1: Wikileak Forensics?\nBut of course the matter couldn't end there. French Industry Minister Eric Besson asked for measures to bar wikileaks from France on the mirror site is hosted by Robaix (perhaps he didn't know about OVH ISP). Just prior to Besson's action, U.S. Senators Dianne Feinstein, chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, and vice-chairman Christopher Bond had called for Attorney General Eric Holder to prosecute wikileaks founder, Julian Assange. In the background one hears Ecuadorian officials arguing over the offer of asylum for Assange, while Evo Morales and Hugo Chaves laugh hysterically over Inca Pisco cocktails on the veranda of Morales' coca plantation.\nBut of course the matter couldn't end there. Paypal gets into the act by freezing the Wikileaks PayPal account they use for fundraising. Not to be outdone, the Swiss bank, Post Finance, froze Assange's account claiming that he opened it under false pretences.\nFigure 2: Interpol's Red Notice for Assange\nCommentary: There is no question but that this protagonists' catastrophe is near at hand, though it is far from certain that it will end on the side of virtue. We sit through Act II overcome with bemused bewilderment. With all of the players claiming to be on the side of good and right, at this moment the plot is a bit imbalanced. As Act II developed, we were introduced to a dizzying array of players with increasing frequency. International diplomats covered their assets, politicians blamed everyone but themselves, all fingers pointed outward, no one shouldered responsibility for anything, and so it goes. And we haven't seen Private Manning since Act I! Who wrote this script, Yogi Berra? Denouement and resolution seem illusive at this point in time.\nFigure 3: Assange may be Stopped, but the Leaks Aren't\nAs this column goes to the publisher on December 7, Assange is an a British jail, Manning is in the Marine Corps Brig in Quantico, Virginia, Adrian Lamo, the hacker-turned-informant who outed Manning, is doing volunteer work in Northern California, U.S. military and State Department insiders are either in denial or waging an infowar against Assange and Wikileaks, aggressive neoconservatives are calling for the execution of our protagonists, and all the while cablegate documents continue to float around cyberspace. One gets the sense that the U.S. government, and some of its allies, are of the opinion that Wikileaks can be stopped if only they put their collective minds to it. In one of life's greater ironies, the U.S. Government is sending emails to all employees and contractors instructing them not to look at the Wikileaks documents even on their personally owned computers. According to nextgov.com (http://www.nextgov.com/nextgov/ng_20101206_5274.php?oref=mostread), a Defense Department spokesperson wrote in an email that \"Viewing or downloading still-classified documents from unclassified government computers creates a security violation.\" Duh. An official with the Library of Congress is reported to have said that \"Unauthorized disclosures of classified documents do not alter the documents' classified status or automatically result in declassification of the documents.\" Double Duh. These bureaucrats don't seem to appreciate the motivational value of curiosity. They probably think that their teenage children have never peeked at Internet porn either.\nLet's face it, our government just doesn't get it. The toothpaste is out of the tube on cablegate, folks. These documents are etherial wisps in cybespace at this point. The Internet isn't a thing, it's a dimensionless, virtual cloud with no physical features. There is no surface topology to the cloud, and no geographical features to orient us. You're not going to strangle it. The idea that once something gets on the Internet we can just reclaim it by pulling DNS records and suspending Web services is absurd, pure and simple. And the current kill-the-messenger psychosis is anal-retentive. This play is not written by Jules Verne and it won't end like Back to the Future. Get a grip.\nWill Julian Assange be tried for sex crimes in Sweden? Will Bradley Manning ever be freed? Will Hamid Karzai ever forgive Karl Eikenberry for accusing him of being corrupt and his brother of being a narcotrafficker? Will the government of Iran ever forgive the Saudi King for suggesting that the U.S. \"...kill the snake's head?\" Will the Sunni's ever love the Shia? Will China ever stop ripping off IP? Will the Cubs win the pennant in 2011? I don't know. My crystal ball is a bit foggy on these points. But it's as clear as the air atop Everest on a few things. For one, anyone who wanted a copy of the Wikileaked documents by December 1, and who had the computer and networking skills of a kumquat, already had them. For another, if governments are to stand any chance of stemming the tsunami of stolen, secret documents into cyberspace, they're going to have to be far more selective about the people they put in charge of their IT departments! The PDOOMA approach to management and policy just doesn't port over to digital world very well.\nAnd just as a heads up, the new TSA advanced technology body scanners aren't going to cut it either. 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        "raw_content": "This For Now\nWritten by Erik Mathy on August 21, 2016\nRobin after his 7 mile ride in 2005 at the Ride for the Roses. It was the single most incredible cycling performance I\u2019ve ever witnessed. Photo by Chris Brewer.\nOn August 18th, 2006, driving out of the driveway of Tattoos By Rick in Green Bay, WI, my cell phone rang. I was in town for a few days to celebrate my birthday with my family. Glancing down I saw it was a buddy of mine, Robin Brewer. I picked up the call. \u201cHey Robin! How are you?!?! What\u2019s going on?\u201d \u201cWell, not much and a lot. My cancer came back a few months ago even worse than before.The doctors said there was zero chance it would go into remission this time and I\u2019ve chosen not to treat it. There isn\u2019t much time left, so I\u2019m calling friends to say goodbye.\u201d I\u2019d met Robin two years prior down in Austin, TX at the Ride for the Roses, a big fundraising event for the Lance Armstrong Foundation (LAF). His brother, Chris, was a friend of mine, a cancer survivor, and an employee at the LAF. Robin and I sat at Chris\u2019 kitchen table one night and shot the breeze about all kinds of stuff. Tattoos. Computers. Photography. Robin was really into toy camera photography, using Holgas with plastic lenses. This was well before the retro \u201canalog\u201d film movement came to pass. He and his partner Melisa, along with other friends, self-published a gorgeous book of toy camera photography. Robin was enthusiastic, smart, talented, hilarious and personable. We struck up a friendship that night and kept in touch after we went home. A phone call now and then, or an email. Inspired by Chris, he started cycling big time so he could ride in the next Ride for the Roses. I really looked forward to seeing him again in Austin in 2005. When we all met for dinner in 2005 Robin looked like he was barely alive. It turns out that was the case. Everything had been going great. He\u2019d been cycling a ton, losing weight, and fundraising for the Peloton Project. Then out of nowhere came some pains in his stomach. Diagnosis: Stomach cancer. The doctors removed his stomach, most of his intestines and put him through an aggressive chemotherapy treatment. Robin had literally just finished his last round of chemo before flying to Austin. He\u2019d trained his ass off and raised enough money to qualify for a white jersey. Cancer be damned, there was no way Robin wasn\u2019t going to ride his bike in the event. He proceeded to slowly, and without any complaint whatsoever, ride the 7 mile kids course. It was hard to watch, he was in so much pain. Every single gust of wind, every little roller or hill just took more and more out of him. Yet Robin gritted his teeth, hung on, and pedaled until he crossed the line to collect his cancer survivor\u2019s yellow rose.\nRobin had a wicked sense of humor. This was his \u201ctri-chemo\u201d tattoo that he got after his stomach cancer went into remission the first time. Photo by Robin Brewer.\nIt honestly still stands as the single most awe inspiring cycling performance I have ever been witness to. Screw the Tour De France, or even the Tour Divide. Have the majority of your guts ripped out, get course after course of radioactive poison pumped through you, and then get on your bike and go ride 7 miles. Let me know how you do. In the end, the treatments worked. Robin\u2019s cancer went into remission. He started riding again, getting ready for the next Ride for the Roses. We chatted here and there, as usual. Life went on. Until that phone call. Stunned I pulled over on a side street, turned off the engine, and listened. The cancer was back, he said, in a more aggressive form than before. The prognosis was that chemo would give him some extra time but remission wasn\u2019t in the cards. Chemo would also make his life a living Hell. Or he could not take treatment, let the cancer run it\u2019s course, and live his last few months in comfort. \u201cThey gave me 3 months to live about two and a half months ago.\u201d, he said. \u201cIt\u2019s almost time, so I wanted to call and say goodbye.\u201d We talked for as long as he was able about everything that came to our minds. His partner, Melisa, whom he loved so much. His son, Alex. Chris. Cameras. What I\u2019d been up to. What the last few months of his life had been like. It ended with him saying, \u201cI just want you to know that I love you, and that I\u2019ll be watching out for you wherever I end up.\u201d *click* I never heard his voice again.\n08/21/06 at 2:47 AM Hello Everyone, It\u2019s with great sorrow that I have to tell you all that Robin fought his last battle and passed from this life at 3 o\u2019clock this morning. He passed peacefully in his sleep as we had hoped he would. Melisa\nRobin had a saying, a motto he lived by, \u201cThis For Now\u201d. This is what\u2019s happening right now, but things will change. So, for now, what we\u2019ve got is what we\u2019ve got. Complaining doesn\u2019t do any good. Make the best of that hand you\u2019ve been dealt while trying to get to a better place. It\u2019s hard, though, to find a silver lining in Robin\u2019s death. It\u2019s hard to believe it\u2019s been 10 years since that call; that his son Alex has gone 10 years without his Dad, Chris 10 years without his brother, and Melisa 10 years without the guy she was madly in love with. I\u2019m pretty sure Chris would rather be going on a bike ride with Robin today instead of raising a pint of Guinness in his memory. I know I\u2019d be a damn sight happier talking to him about the Travelwide 4\u00d75 than looking through it, wondering what image he\u2019d see if he was here. People sometimes ask what I\u2019m looking for out there while cycling Route 66 on Brian\u2019s Ride. There are many things, but one of them is to talk to ghosts. All that time alone riding gives me the space I need to remember these cancer stories, to mourn, to have little made up conversations that I wish I\u2019d had with Robin while he was alive, try to remember what his voice sounded like on those rambling little calls we used to have. Maybe that\u2019s a messed up thing to do. I don\u2019t know. I just know that\u2019s what I\u2019ve got and I\u2019m doing the best I can while trying to make something good come out of it all. But today, on August 21st, I\u2019ll raise a pint of Guinness in Robin\u2019s memory, send him a greeting, wherever he is, and thank him for keeping an eye on me. Tomorrow I\u2019ll ride, take photos, and try to keep his memory alive. Rest in peace, my friend. Fuck Cancer. This For Now.\nOn September 24th, Erik Mathy will be cycling the entirely of Route 66, with a 4\u00d75 camera, to fight cancer in honor of his cousin Brian Brendemihl who passed away in August of 2015. For more information on Brian\u2019s Ride, please go to Erik\u2019s website for more details, or, just visit Erik\u2019s Generosity Page to help fight cancer yourself.\nI want to thank you for this beautiful tribute to Robin my younger son. I cannot even express what it means to me \u2013 just thank you so much. 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        "raw_content": "Melinda Roberts, author of our upcoming book Little Wisconsin, reports from Oconto County, where she visited and researched the two little Wisconsin towns of Lena (Population 590) and Suring (Population 544).\nFirst stop is Lena and a trip to Kugel\u2019s Cheese Mart. Lena was first known as \u201cMaple Valley;\u201d however, when the railroad came through, the name had to be changed because there was already another stop with that name. Kugel\u2019s Cheese Mart has been in business since 1952. It was started by Bernice and George Kugel. The store was purchased by their son in 1973.\nIn 2008 his son James (Bernice and George\u2019s grandson) purchased the store. So Kugel\u2019s Cheese Mart has been in the Kugel family for three generations. James\u2019s brother, Bill, is the friendly face behind the counter. You\u2019ll find Bill there most days and especially on the weekends, when, during summer months, they sell as much as 150 pounds of cheese curds per day!\nIn addition to the varied and delicious cheese and curd choices, they offer beef sticks, jams and jellies, crackers, popcorn, mustards, and seasonal gifts\u2014everything you\u2019d expect at a Wisconsin cheese mart.\nNext stop is Hickory Corners Filling Station, a \u201ccanopy\u201d-style gas station built in the 1920s by Fred Longard. The office once housed a small store stocked with groceries, hardware, and other supplies. When Longard moved to a larger station across the street, this station was closed. It was used as a summer cottage after that. The building was bought in 1980 by Robert Broetzman, who began decorating it with gas station memorabilia. It\u2019s a magnificent labor of love!\nHead due west from Hickory Corners for 10 minutes and you\u2019ll reach Suring, where I recommend that you get an ice-cream treat, a burger or salad, or the best Carolina-style pulled pork (smoked right on the premises) and slaw ever at Dairy Delite Depot.\nFrom there, I suggest you head over to Riverside Park to walk the trails and view the wetlands. There\u2019s a children\u2019s play area, a picnic area, a boat launch, a river walk boardwalk, and the historic expansion bridge. The bridge was saved from destruction during a 1999 highway construction project that included a new traffic bridge across the Oconto River. The bridge links the east side of Riverside Park with the west side wetlands. The Oconto River offers opportunities for sightseeing, canoeing, kayaking, fishing, and all sorts of river-related activities. It\u2019s a beautiful location!\nSuring\u2019s Dollar Value Store stocks 100% grass-fed beef, pork, chicken, and lamb at very reasonable prices and regularly sells out quickly to customers visiting from as far away as Milwaukee and Madison. The meat comes from Sweet Grass Farm in Suring.\nThere\u2019s loads to see and do in Suring, including a hike or a ride (all-terrain, horseback) on the Nicolet Recreational Trail, a round of golf at the Red Maple Country Club, or a spot in the annual 5K/10K Walk & Run to \u201cconquer THE HILL.\u201d Main Street is peppered with unique shops and a variety of restaurants, taverns, and pubs. The Suring Area Historical Society is just about ready to open a new museum. The people are welcoming and friendly.\nStay tuned for more research reports from Melinda Roberts as she compiles stories for her book Little Wisconsin, which will be available in Spring 2019. Visit her website here.\nDairy Delite DepotHickory Corners FIlling StationKugel's Cheese MartLenaOconto CountyOconto RiverRiverside ParkSuringSweet Grass FarmWisconsin",
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        "raw_content": "Dying a thousand times is part of the Initiation - the \"Via Dolorosa,\" or the Dark Night of the Soul.\nThe beautiful Love is always close to us! And even though we can't always attain that Desire of our heart on the physical plane, if our hearts are steadfast and open, and strongly attracted to our Beloved Love, we will make it to the Paradise of Reunion. She will join us there.\nAll of this is part of the natural order, as the envied and hated Love must always comes into the world, where she finds Herself enmeshed in the mire of physical reality, sacrificed over and over again until She is liberated - once the suffocating veils are ripped off, permanently! ~Madison Reed\nLabels: Dark Night of the Soul, Divine Spirit, enlightenment, Holy Spirit, Initiation, Light, Love, madison reed, resurrection, Soul Transformation, Via Dolorosa",
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        "raw_content": "I am very happy to report that the following resolution was adopted today by the Episcopal Diocese of New York:\nResolved, That the 232nd Convention of the Episcopal Diocese of New York, in keeping with Resolution 15 of the 217th Convention of the Diocese, which made \"known to the President of the United States, to the United States Senate and House of Representatives our support of full civil rights for all American citizens irrespective of sexual orientation,\" calls upon the Governor and the Legislature of the State of New York to ensure civil marriage equality in this state by enacting the necessary legislation to permit same-sex couples to marry; and be it further\nResolved, That copies of this Resolution be sent to the Governor, the President of the Senate and the Speaker of the Assembly of the State of New York.\nMany of us were wearing the \"I do\" buttons in support of the resolution, and an old friend from my days on the Liturgical Commission noted, \"Tobias, you know it should say, 'I will.'\" I responded, \"No, this is what the Father of the Bride says...!\" Touch\u00e9.\nIn its explanatory material the proposers noted the 1976 General Convention resolution A-71, that \"homosexual persons are entitled to equal protection of the laws with all other citizens, and calls upon our society to see that such protection is provided in actuality.\"\nI was prepared to speak in support of the motion, stressing the importance of living up to our own promises, but the vibes in the room were rather positive, and no one spoke against the resolution; it carried by a large majority on a Yes / No hand-sign vote. Next steps: The state Assembly has voted to support marriage equality in the past, but the Senate, until a few weeks ago controlled by a conservative majority, has blocked action. The Governor has already indicated his support for this legislation. Many of us in the Diocese of New York, however, felt it important to let our electeds know that there is more than one opinion on this subject in the sphere of organized religion.\nTags: civil rights, diocese of new york, marriage, marriage equality, politics, same-sex marriage, sexuality\nTobias, that's great news! Congratulations and best wishes! It's a marriage of true minds, isn't it?\nExtremely nifty...thanks for the report.\nI do too...and have.\nThat is truly encouraging news!!\nis this the same convention that has had this terrible write-up (Sodomite\" and \"Nigger\" Diocesan Convention Pt. 3 ) on http://stoneofwitness.blogspot.com/ ?\nThanks Erika. That is the diocese of Central New York. I'm in just plain old New York, the southernmost part of the state (including Staten Island but not Brooklyn or Queens which are part of the Dio of Long Island.) Thinks for pointing me to the site, however. I've read Muthah+'s comments but didn't have her blog on my blogroll, so now I've added Stone of Witness!\nI am on one of the vestries that unanimously voted to list our parish as supporting the Resolution before it went to Diocesan Convention. It's great that it passed!\nIt seemed to us that the Diocese wants the civil authorities to act to promote justice while failing to promote justice within our own institutional structures.\nOr is there a prior resolution committing the Diocese to same-sex marriage of which I'm simply unaware?\nHi Stu, and thanks for the note. And to your parish for offering this support.\nFor me this is a question of sequence, which echoes the development of marriage in church history. Civil marriage comes first, then the church \"adopts\" it. As you may know, there was no formal \"marriage\" in the church until about the fifth-sixth century, and even the earliest church involvement was basically a blessing of the couple's civil marriage.\nThe second factor is theological: the church has long taught that \"the ministers of marriage are the couple\" -- that is, they minister the rite to each other, and the church only witnesses and blesses the marriage -- it does not \"make\" it.\nThird is the legal principle that the church only \"marries\" people under law when such marriage is civilly valid. There is even a Prayer Book rubric to that effect, in the first paragraph on page 422.\nFourth, at the same time, nothing prevents a bishop from permitting the \"blessing\" of anything whatsoever within his/her own diocese. There was an affort to restrict this right at GC 206, but it was defeated in part because I rose to point out that this would require a Constitutional amendment, since Article X gives bishops this right.\nFifth, also at the same time, priests are ordained to bless -- it is one of the \"faculties\" bestowed at ordination to the priesthood, and there is no \"except\" clause; the bishop need not ask clergy who or what they are blessing any more than the bishop reviews every sermon a priest delivers -- preaching also being a \"faculty\" licensed by ordination.\nSixth, formal liturgical change should be authorized by the church as a whole, even though individual dioceses and parishes can put into effect what I describe above. In fact, I think a bottom-up or grass-roots model is to be preferred to the top-down model for liturgical development. However, liturgies only gain full status as \"of the church\" when recognized by the church in GC.\nSo, taking all of this together, I think we are proceeding in the proper sequence: work for the recognition of civil marriage equality first, at which point the church can then actually \"perform\" marriages (to the extent they perform them); and in the meantime continue to live in the less than perfect world of informal blessings, at the same time working for a full acceptance of such rites. If we time this correctly, the rites should be ready by the time civil marriage equality is a reality in most parts of the country. I realize this is a slow process; but it looks like the Northeast and the West will be there within a few years. It may well take a generation in the South. 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        "raw_content": "Political Prosecutions: they are not just for the DoJ any more!\nThe Pentagon has their own version of using prosecutions to influence elections.\nIt was so bad, so obvious, and so odious that Air Force Col. Morris Davis resigned in protest. He was pressured to bring prosecutions against high-profile detainees in advance of the 2008 elections, whether they were ready or not, rather than prosecute cases that were more solid, and ready to proceed.\nDavis abruptly resigned after complaining that his authority in prosecutions was being usurped. He argued that Air Force Brig. Gen. Thomas Hartmann, a new legal adviser to the convening authority for military commissions, should remain a neutral and independent party and should leave prosecuting cases to prosecutors.\nIn his complaint, Davis alleged that Hartmann inappropriately requested detailed information on pending cases, defined the sequence in which cases would be brought forward and expressed an intent to personally conduct pretrial negotiations with defendants' attorneys.\nA Pentagon review found that Hartmann did not attempt to coerce Davis's team but advised that he should \"diligently avoid aligning himself with the prosecutorial function so that he can objectively and independently provide cogent legal advice\" to the convening authority -- the official in charge of supervising the commissions.\nJ.D. Gordon, a Pentagon spokesman, said that Hartmann was not available for comment.\nThese bastards have politicized absolutely everything, to a disgusting, sickening degree. They have brought charges against people for the sin of working for a Democratic state government. They have engaged in caging to suppress the votes of African-American members of the military. They have spied on Americans, trashed 800 years of common law by suspending Habeas Corpus, they have engaged in torture and they have dismissed the Geneva Conventions as \"quaint.\"\nAnd now, they have stooped to political prosecutions of terror suspects.\nThrough their perfidy, their mendacity, their craven disregard for the rule of law, they have put the very Republic at peril.\nI am honestly terrified, not of Islamists, but of my own government. I have serious doubts about the ability of the nation to withstand another fifteen months of these bastards. What the hell, Nancy? If this isn't enough to put impeachment back on the table, you are as despicable, feckless and loathsome as they are, and you deserve the same fate.\nLabels: Davis (Morris), Military Commissions, Pentagon",
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        "raw_content": "Tag Archives: ghts\nTuesday, 5 October 2010 by Buddy Brannan\nFor Palm: Please Help\nIf ever I\u2019ve needed to cash in afavor with you, I\u2019m calling it in today. If I\u2019ve ever had any small influence on you at all, please read and take action.\nOver the past couple days, I\u2019ve seen articles about Palm, a guide dog, and her handler Iris, who were involved in a serious, devastating accident. Apparently, Palm was pushed off a commuter train in British Columbia. An automated commuter train that had no emergency stop. The doors closed on her leash, and Palm was dragged along by the train, until she hit a post and her leash snapped. She is now facing recovery and surgery for a broken muzzle, broken ribs, a punctured lung, and no doubt other injuries. The estimate I read puts the vet bill at around $15,000.\nYou can read more about the accident here:\nhttp://communities.canada.com/VANCOUVERSUN/blogs/puppylove/archive/2010/10/05/guide-dog-seriously-injured-on-skytrain.aspx\nAnd you can see the details of some of Palm\u2019s surgery here:\nhttp://www.blog.canadawestvets.com/2010/10/guide-dog-dragged-by-skytrain-sustains-severe-injury/\nI can only imagine what this must be like for Iris and for Palm, and it brings me nearly to tears.\nAs a guide dog handler myself, now working my third one, I know firsthand what these dogs bring to our lives. When they hurt, you hurt with them. It\u2019s no exaggeration to say that there are few, if any, relationships between two beings that are any closer than the one shared between a person and his or her service dog. Over time, as my dogs and I have gotten to know each other, we have learned to read each other\u2019s moods, not only to work together seamlessly, but these dogs really do become a part of you. They aren\u2019t just a \u201cmobility aid\u201d, much as they are that. They aren\u2019t our children either, though, and i don\u2019t really want to sensationalize the relationship or make it something it is not. One thing it is, though, is complex. My dogs aren\u2019t \u201cmy best friend\u201d, but neither are they \u201cdisposable\u201d. They are a part of me, but they are not me. A friend of mine once said, upon the retirement of my first dog Karl, that harnessing my dog and working with him must be as natural to me as putting on my shoes. And so it is, but it isn\u2019t that either exactly. Guide dog handlers know exactly what I mean, and those who are not have an idea perhaps, but it really is hard to explain. For fans of Anne McCaffrey\u2019s Dragonriders of Pern series, (and this probably comes as close to the thing as anything else), working a guide dog is probably about as close as we will ever get to Impression.\nBut knowing this relationship as I do, I know Iris is just beside herself. Let me be blunt. I\u2019m asking you to give to Palm\u2019s recovery fund. Anything you can. As much or as little as you are able. I know that people are saying, \u201cWell, Translink should pay.\u201d And so they should. In an ideal world, they would have paid already, and Palm\u2019s vet bills would be of no concern. But you know as well as I do how government bureaucracies work. You know that, even if they agree to pay her bills, that won\u2019t come about for ages and ages, and that\u2019s assuming they don\u2019t figure out a way to weasel out of it and deny any culpability. And in the meantime, Iris still has vet bills, and Palm still needs vet care. So, again being very blunt, quit waiting for someone else to do the right thing and take responsibility. Step up to the plate and do somebody a kindness. We can\u2019t take responsibility for the whole world, but we can make a difference in small parts of it. Those small parts add up to making a big difference. It\u2019s like the story of the little boy throwing starfish back in the ocean. When someone told him that there were too many, and he wasn\u2019t going to make a difference, he said, \u201cI made a difference to that one\u201d, and threw another one back in.\nUnfortunately, they don\u2019t have an online donation page, so please exercise your dialing finger.\nJust tell them when they answer the phone (between 7 AM and 8:30 PM Pacific time) that you want to contribute to Palm\u2019s recovery fund. They will take your credit card information and send you a receipt if you want one. It probably took me three minutes to do this, and I talked about my dogs and my feelings about this. If you don\u2019t feel the need to jabber as I did, it will take you less.\nSo that\u2019s it, really. I\u2019m asking you to do something for a complete stranger. And, i thank you from the bottom of my heart.\nTagged ghts, Guide dogs, help, lection, Ref, Thou, vet",
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        "raw_content": "Labels. They\u2019re a blessing and a curse to live with. Fat. Thin. Beautiful. Ugly. Smart. Stupid. Rich. Poor. Athletic. Lazy. Normal. Different. Disabled. Able bodied.\nLabels are temporary but can result in our identities and esteem being damaged. We can peel off the labels that others stick on us. Or we can embrace them \u2013 let them become part of our identity.\nI was never labeled as having a disability or chronic illness by anyone other than myself. I was called lots of other names relating to my appearance, but never anything relating to disability.\nDisability seemed so much more than a rare severe skin condition called Ichthyosis. I don\u2019t have an intellectual impairment and my mobility isn\u2019t affected unless I am very sore. And I don\u2019t take enough tablets to have a chronic illness. I went through life thinking that my condition wasn\u2019t bad for me because I coped with it daily. It was only my skin, right? That\u2019s just a visual impairment? Wrong. My parents, nurses and doctors knew how severe it was, and told me that if a skin infection reached my blood stream, it could be fatal.\nIt wasn\u2019t until my mid 20s that I identified with having a disability and a chronic illness. I thought \u2018disability\u2019 and \u2018chronic illness\u2019 had really negative connotations \u2013 and why wouldn\u2019t I when society makes ableist slurs, employment of people with disabilities is low and physical and attitudinal barriers are rife? I also never saw many positive, ordinary stories of disability in the media \u2013 disability is often portrayed as tragedy or heroic and nothing in between. There is a limited view of disability that\u2019s portrayed in the media - limited conditions and limited expectations. And I thought that I had to be assessed by a doctor or the government to give me a label in addition to my skin condition \u2013 a label of disability or chronic illness? I didn\u2019t realise how positive it could be to embrace these labels.\nI started mentoring at a hospital program for young people with chronic illnesses when I was 26. I wanted to provide guidance and support to them, based on my experiences. But they taught me so much more than I was prepared for. I learnt about a wide range of chronic illnesses and I learnt about myself. We had so much in common despite our different conditions. I realised that like them, I missed a lot of school (and work) to attend medical appointments and stay in hospital. My condition also made it hard for me to make friends. I have more than three specialists. My condition has a really long, unpronounceable name. And it is more severe than a temporary illness like a cold or a stomach bug.\nAnd then, a couple of years later, I immersed myself in the Melbourne disability community through writing and community TV. I saw that people with varying disabilities face the same sorts of questions, physical and attitudinal barriers and discrimination. My friends in wheelchairs receive similar, intrusive questions about their disabilities, just as I do.\nMost recently, I discovered there is a vibrant and supportive community of people with facial differences.\nGiving myself the labels of \u2018disabled\u2019 and \u2018chronically ill\u2019 has been very empowering. I feel great sense of belonging \u2013 and that\u2019s as big a relief as a diagnosis is. It\u2019s given me pride. I am proud to belong to an amazing, talented, diverse, passionate community that\u2019s committed to improving the lives of others. It\u2019s also given me the courage to speak up and say I can\u2019t do something because of my body\u2019s limitations, and call out discriminatory behaviour. My knowledge of the social model of disability has grown \u2013 and I\u2019ve embraced and practice that. I\u2019ve become aware of sensitivities around language which has helped me communicate better. I\u2019ve taken control of my own health, communicating my needs to doctors and educating them during appointments and through speaking at medical conferences. And I\u2019ve met some wonderful people who are disabled and/or chronically ill, who are affected by my skin condition, or who are allies of our community. My writing and speaking career has thrived. These aren't labels of convenience - these are part of my identity.\nAbove all, I\u2019ve learnt that it is ok to identify with having a disability and chronic illness, because these labels are not negative. These labels are permanently fixed to my identity and I am proud and feel included. Embracing these labels helped me to love myself.\nThis post was originally written for Melissa who blogs at So About What I Said. You can follow Melissa on Twitter and Facebook.\n(That pic was taken by Pip.)\nThought of a Girl Monday, August 03, 2015 8:33:00 AM\nWell explained, Carly. I'm so glad you have your writing mojo back!\nAnd how do you pronounce your condition? In my head I read it as \"Itchyosis\" I'm not a great speller or reader lol.\nCarly Findlay Monday, August 03, 2015 9:17:00 AM\nThanks so much! It is good to be writing again.\nIchthyosis is pronounced \"ick thee oh sis\".\nZooeyK Monday, August 03, 2015 11:07:00 AM\nReally interesting, thanks Carly. I really struggle with the identity/disability concept. I have a moderate hearing impairment and also a chronic skin condition Hidradenitis Suppurativa, and I've never really felt they are part of my identity. They surely shape who I am but I've also never really felt like I fit in with any online or offline disability communities. I feel like the labels don't apply to me even though I'm more than comfortable telling friends/family if I'm unwell or if I need additional support in the workplace in order to hear. It's almost like I only have half a disability. I am a musician (believe it or not) a beginner crafter, foodie, a lover of tea. Do you think this is valid or am I somehow in denial about my identity? Love your blog and also love your fashion style!\nCarly Findlay Monday, August 03, 2015 2:50:00 PM\nHeh Zooey thanks for your comment! I don't think you're in denial at all - I think individuals can embrace/reject labels as they want, and develop the identity they're comfortable with.\nSounds like you have some interesting hobbies :)\nRaylene Monday, August 03, 2015 11:21:00 AM\nLove this Carly. I think it is important not to see these labels as negative either.\nThank you Raylene. Lots of people associate negativity with disability but it doesn't have to be.\nTrish D Monday, August 03, 2015 2:51:00 PM\nWonderfully written and am so glad that my journey has led to meeting people such as yourself. Must respect and love.\nFreebeeby12345 Wednesday, August 05, 2015 4:42:00 PM\nyour awsome carly good to see your advocating we met ages ago and your a inspiring\nBrilliant article Carly, very powerful voice.",
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        "raw_content": "Since 1967, Barausse has specialized in the production of interior doors, which are 100% designed and manufactured in Italy. Barausse develops and offers furnishing solutions for the purpose of creating a separate space which is both functional and prestigious with a high esthetical value. The result is both a beautiful and comfortable place to live!\nThanks to multiple certifications of our fire rated doors, the ability to design bespoke products and our over twenty years of experience in the contract field, Barausse is able to provide worldwide, a high quality product for luxury hotels. We also provide this same high end standard for public buildings, high rise residential and private homes.\nSince 1967, Diquigiovanni designs, produces and installs PVC e PVC doors and windows, 100% Made in Italy. All Diquigiovanni solutions are customized in order to ensure high thermal and acoustic performance and the maximum level of security against break-in attempts.\nArketipo Firenze was born in 1982 when the passion for the quality of florentine textile manufacturing led to the creation of upholstered furniture, combining top quality with attention to detail and a vibrant and eternal image. In 2011 Arketipo was acquired by Cattelan Italia, worldwide leader of furniture accessories.The production engineering of Arketipo is based on a concept of maximum flexibility, which permits to interpret with the same professionalism and skill products suitable for domestic setting as well as for social and work environments.\nDoimo Contract focuses on providing turn-key services in the field of home, office and hospitality Interiors. Our aim is to translate into reality whatever the customer\u2019s desire is, either expressed by him/herself or his/her professional consultants, such as Architects and Interior Designers. Doimo Contract is part of the Doimo Group which has been involved in the furniture sector since 1949.\nAn image so strong that imposes itself on a multitude of visual stimulus, becoming something to be imitated. An important story, the essential value of knowing the soul of the matter, the forms and their mutation. Cattelan Italia is today the symbol of a lifestyle, a worldwide benchmark in the furniture industry. Avant-garde places and thoughts of space, timeless.\nSitia is a brand founded in 2002, solely dedicated to design and the making of quality \u201cmade in Italy\u201d chairs. Sitia\u2019s success can be credited to the guidance of \u201cmaestro\u201d Mr. Pergentino Battocchio, who boasts 50 years\u2019 experience in the production of chairs. Sitia brand is a project developed thanks to deeply custom-tailored knowledge, avant-garde technologies, certified methods and innovative structural researches. Venice artistic heritage, the city built on the water, contributes to handmade passion with the highest level of care for details. Each Sitia chair reflects working processes value, refined materials research and territorial experience in the field.\nPavitec is on the market for over 20 years, 2200/ sqm of WAREHOUSE COVERED 1500/ sqm of EXHIBITION HALL\nIn the vast exhibition hall you can find: Floor and wall tiles made in Italy - tiles - glass - terracotta - mosaics - marble - bathroom furniture - sanitaryware \u2013 taps and fittings - whirlpools - saunas. The highly qualified staff is able to advise and serve your customers in the right choice of materials. Pavitec Ceramics is the reference point for those looking for quality and service reliability.\nStocco offers custom-made bathroom furniture, made with sophisticated and technological materials, with a recognizable design.\nStocco is a leading brand, a benchmark for quality, made in Italy, tailor-made approach. A company with fifty years of business, that has made from innovation and design their heart and soul in the world.",
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        "raw_content": "\u00ab Some Of The World\u2019s Famous Casinos\nThe Luxury Watches In Mavado Stores \u00bb\nFor all the newcomers into the world of internet gambling, you need the best online casino guide to see you through. The fact that you can play casino games online does not give you carte blanche to play without a guide. You may be experienced but you do not have the skills to play online. This is one of the best online casino guides and it is going to give you tips that you need to have in mind when playing your game.\nYou need to play in a legitimate website. The fact that the internet is so widespread and there is no controlling legislation means one thing; that there are many scammers out there just as there are many legitimate people out there. playing online can be the difference between winning lots of money and losing even more and even losing the taste for the game. The best online casino guide advises you to make a background research of all the sites you want to make use of. This will ensure that your money is secured since you risk losing it every time you gamble.\nThe best online casino guide will give you a breakdown of all the sites that are available to you. It will keep in mind the legislations governing gambling in your area among other things. Generally speaking the best guide will give you a breakdown of all the games in the sites and what is required of you.\n\u2018Experience is the best teacher\u2019 has been an adage as old as humanity but it did not restrict you from learning from the experience of others. You do not have to learn from your experience to benefit. The best online casino guide will give you the testimonials of the people who have gambled in all these sites and decide from that. It is common knowledge that even scammers will have some of the most attractive reviews and testimonials as well and to take them out from the rest is quite easy. Do not rely on testimonials alone, use the background research one the site and the testimonials to make a decision. Most people who fall for scams fail to make the necessary research.\nFrom the best online casino guide, you should choose the site that has numerous benefits. Legitimate sites are there to benefit all the players as often as possible. If the site has given you the impression that your chances of wining are very slim, it probably is and there is no chance of winning anything. The percentages and features of the game need to be reasonable. To add to that you need to have an easy time playing the game.\nAccording to the best online casino guide, the site you choose needs to be reachable and convenient for you. Incase you have any questions to ask the site needs to be reachable and convenient by having customer services. In the event that you have to make an effort above and beyond what you are normally expected to do, the best online casino guide will translate this as a red flag.\nThis entry was posted on Sunday, December 5th, 2010 at 06:16\tand is filed under Other games. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. Both comments and pings are currently closed.",
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        "raw_content": "Jubilee Year a challenge to the Church\nThe prayer of Pope Francis for the Jubilee of Mercy is material enough for a week\u2019s retreat and some. It is laden with images that are surely bound to provoke conversation on the Christian life in today\u2019s world and to give rise to many prayerful reflections in quiet moments, writes Bishop Christopher Saunders.\nPrayer of Pope Francis for the Jubilee\nThe Holy Father's hopes and aspirations for what might be achieved in the celebration of this Jubilee Year are equally impressive and challenging for a Church which, at least in the west, has been languishing for some time in the confusion of vast cultural changes, including an aggressive secularist agenda at work in so many different ways. His proclamation of the Year of Mercy is a positive and earnest reply to peoples overwhelmed by the arduous struggles of modern life: \u201cMercy is the best thing we can feel. It changes the world. A little mercy makes the world less cold and more just. We need to understand properly this mercy of God, this merciful Father who is so patient\u201d.\nIn his announcement of the extraordinary Jubilee the Holy Father said: \u201cI am convinced that the whole Church will be able to find in this Jubilee the joy of rediscovering and making fruitful the mercy of God, with which we are called to give consolation to every man and woman of our time\u201d.\nA Holy Year in the tradition of the Church is a year of forgiveness of sins, of reconciliation between enemies, of conversion of heart and of participation in celebration of the Sacrament of Reconciliation.\nWith the teachings of Pope Francis on ecology so clearly articulated in his encyclical Laudato Si, our examination of conscience in preparation for the Sacrament of Reconciliation is now expanded to include matters arising from what he terms the need for our ecological conversion. Clearly, as individuals, we have some responsibilities towards promoting a healthy harmony between humanity and that which gives life to the earth and its creatures. Whenever we have opposed this inter-connectedness by our detrimental behaviour there may lie some sort of culpability needing contrition.\nWith the solemn opening of the Holy Door of Mercy in Rome to mark the beginning of the Jubilee Year, on the feast of the Immaculate Conception, Pope Francis called for a Church that always puts mercy before judgement: \u201dThis extraordinary Holy Year is itself a gift of Grace\u201d, he said. And citing the generosity of Mary in her response to the invitation of God to be the Mother of our Saviour, he reminds us that \u201cThe fullness of Grace can transform the human heart and enable it to do something so great as to change the course of human history.\u201d How wonderful if we could all but put mercy before judgement.\nTo pass through the Holy Doors the Pope suggests is to \u201crediscover the deepness of the Mercy of the Father who welcomes all and goes out personally to encounter each of them. It is he who seeks us!...This will be a year in which we grow ever more convinced of God\u2019s mercy\u201d.\nLife, we are fond of saying, is a journey and I have the distinct feeling that with the beginning of the Year of Mercy, following closely after the publication of the encyclical Laudato Si, we have moved in a new direction on our life\u2019s pilgrimage. At least I hope so! Each particular Church in Australia will approach the Jubilee Year in its own distinctive way. But whatever is done at Diocesan or at Parish level will need to capture the freshness that has come with the leadership of Pope Francis. Our constant entreaty in prayer should be that this is to become a year in which all of us will be convinced of God\u2019s mercy and we ourselves will be \u201cMerciful Like The Father\u201d. (LK.6:36)\nIn 2016, during the Jubilee Year of Mercy, coincidentally, the Diocese of Broome is celebrating its Golden Jubilee of 50 years since foundation. Parishes in the Kimberley have been asked to develop new spiritual pathways to encourage people to pray and if necessary teach them how to pray. They are also to promote the bible in the homes, to foster in families a living relationship with God in prayer, to revisit stalled practices in ecumenism, to have retreats and days of recollection centred on the promise of the mercy of God. Sacred Heart Parish at Beagle Bay, the first mission and the cradle of the Faith in the Kimberley, is to be a centre of local pilgrimage in the Diocese this year for groups and individuals, while an invitation has been extended to people to a pilgrimage to Rome and the Holy Land \u2013 our first such Diocesan pilgrimage since the Year 2000. Each parish is putting together a strategic plan of evangelization which will centre on the inspiration given by The Holy Father to feel \u201cthat we ourselves are part of the mystery of Love\u201d. And as part of the mystery of love we are bound therefore in our calling to open our hearts to those living as outcasts or on the fringes of society, to be the visible face of God in the world, \u201cto feel compassion for those in ignorance and error, to let everyone who approaches them feel sought after, loved and forgiven by God\u201d.\nAs suggested by Pope Francis, let us allow God to surprise us. 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        "raw_content": "Catholic Straight Answers\nWhat is the origin and meaning of the Christmas carol \u201cThe Twelve Days of Christmas\u201d?\nBeginning with the reign of Queen Elizabeth I of England in 1558, the Roman Catholic Church and any practice of the faith was strictly forbidden. Some of the various penal laws against Catholicism included the following: The Mass was outlawed. Priests were expelled from the realm, and threatened with the charge of high treason with the punishment of being hung, drawn, and quartered for returning and offering Mass. Any Catholic harboring a priest in the home or allowing him to offer Mass was subject to the same penalty. Catholic citizens were not allowed to vote, to hold property, to be witnesses in court, or to have weapons. Anyone who did not attend Protestant services was fined and imprisoned for repeated offenses. All Catholic schools were closed and instruction in the faith was forbidden. Anyone appointed to a civil office had to take an oath denouncing the Pope and the belief in transubstantiation, thereby in effect preventing any Catholic from holding such positions. These laws remained in effect until April, 1829 when King George IV reluctantly signed the Emancipation Bill, granting political and religious freedom to Catholics. However, to this day the King or Queen of the United Kingdom cannot be a Roman Catholic.\nPlease note that these same penal laws were enforced in Virginia until the time of the Revolutionary War. Also, the intensity of enforcement of these laws depended upon the particular reign: for example, during the time of the Commonwealth under Oliver Cromwell (1642-60), the Puritan Parliament even outlawed the celebration of Christmas.\nTherefore, the song The Twelve Days of Christmas was written in England using seemingly secular images or symbols to help catechize children in the faith. The \u201ctrue love\u201d mentioned in each stanza does not refer to an earthly suitor, but to Almighty God. The \u201cme\u201d to whom the gifts are presented refers to any baptized Catholic. The purpose of the repetition is not only for the sake of pedagogy, but also emphasizes God\u2019s continual renewal of His gifts to mankind.\nThe partridge in a pear tree is Christ. In nature, a mother partridge will feign injury to lure predators away from her defenseless nestlings. In the same way, our Lord protects us, vulnerable human beings, from Satan. The pear tree symbolizes the salvation of mankind, just as the apple tree symbolizes Adam and Eve\u2019s Fall from Grace.\nTwo turtle doves represent the Old and New Testaments. Also, Jewish couples of modest income offered two turtle doves instead of the customary lamb as a sacrifice to God when they presented their newborn child in the Temple. Interestingly, our Blessed Mother Mary and St. Joseph offered a sacrifice of two turtle doves for the presentation of our Lord (cf. Luke 2:22-24).\nKnown for their beauty and rarity, the three French hens signify both the gifts of the Magi (gold, frankincense, and myrrh), and the three theological virtues of faith, hope, and charity.\nThe four calling birds are associated with both the four evangelists and their gospels\u2013 Saints Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John; and the four major prophets\u2013 Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel, and Daniel.\nFive golden rings has a two-fold significance. A ring, or a circle, has no beginning or end but is continuous. Thereby, the ring reminds us of both God\u2019s eternity\u2013 His permanent, faithful, and continuous love for us\u2013 and the circle of faith\u2013 God\u2019s love for us, our love for Him, and our love for our neighbors. The number five also signifies the first five books of the Old Testament\u2013 the Pentateuch or Torah (the books of law for the Jewish people).\nThe six geese a-laying represent the six days of creative work recounted in Genesis.\nHowever, in Judaism, seven was a number of perfection. The seven swans a-swimming continues the Genesis theme, reminding us that God\u2019s plan included not just the six days of creating but also the seventh day of rest; we in turn must not forget to make Sunday a holy day by worshiping God at Mass, spending time with our loved ones, and relaxing. Moreover, the seven swans a-swimming refers to the seven gifts of the Holy Spirit, the seven corporal works of mercy, the seven spiritual works of mercy, and the seven deadly sins.\nThe eight maids a-milking signifies the eight beatitudes and, at that time in our Church, the eight times during the year prescribed for the faithful to receive Holy Communion.\nThe nine ladies dancing are the nine fruits of the Holy Spirit and the nine choirs of angels.\nThe Ten Commandments are represented by the ten lords a-leaping.\nEleven pipers piping are the eleven faithful apostles at the time of the resurrection and ascension. (Remember that Judas, one of the Twelve, betrayed our Lord and committed suicide.)\nFinally, the number twelve for the Jewish people represented completion and fullness. Therefore, the twelve drummers drumming are the twelve minor prophets, the twelve precepts of the Apostles Creed (still the structure of the first part of the Catechism), the twelve apostles (particularly the original 11 plus St. Matthias who replaced Judas), and the twelve tribes of Israel.\nWe should keep in mind the significance of this carol. Actually, I used to find the repetition and lengthiness somewhat irritating until I learned of its historical and religious significance. A good practice would be for parents to teach the carol in light of the history of persecution and the catechesis presented.\nFind the Straight Answer\nMost Recent RCIA Class\nWhat Eucharistic miracle inspired the Feast of Corpus Christi?\nWhat are the origins of the May Crowning?\nWhat was the nature of Pope St. John Paul II\u2019s devotion to Our Lady?\nWhat is the sudarium of Oviedo?\nHow does the Last Supper relate to Passover?\n\u00a9 2019 Catholic Straight Answers",
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        "raw_content": "A CONTINUAL ALLOWANCE.\n\"And his allowance was a continual allowance given him of the king, a daily rate for every day, all the days of his life.\" --2 Kings 25:30.\nTHIS is a striking text, but the story it introduces is more striking by far. The Bible is always true to itself and its teachings, and the man who says that it is contradictory in its statements, betrays an ignorance which is inexcusable. I know of no better illustration of this fact than the story of Jehoiakim the father and Jehoiachin the son. It was this J ehoiakim who was sitting in his summer house when Jehudi came to him to read the scroll containing the words of the Lord. The king became very angry, and cut it with his penknife, and cast it into the fire. He was a destructive critic of the early school, and he was like the men of to-day who seem to think that because they cut away at the Scriptures, they shall be overthrown; but God always sustains His Word. After this scroll was destroyed, Jeremiah had only to call Baruch the scribe, and he dictated to him the whole scroll again; and some day the very ashes of that scroll shall rise in judgment against Jehoiakim.\nHe was a tyrant of the worst character. Notice what Jeremiah says about him:\n\"Woe be unto him that buildeth his house by unrighteousness, and his chambers by wrong; that useth his neighbor's service without wages, and giveth him not for his that saith, I will build me a wide house and large chambers, and cutteth him out windows; and it is ceiled with cedar, and painted with vermilion. Shalt thou reign because thou closest thyself in cedar? did not thy father eat and drink, and do judgment and justice, and then it was well with him? He judged the cause of the poor and needy; then it was well with him; was not this to know Me? saith the Lord. But thine eyes and thine heart are not but for thy covetousness, and for to shed innocent blood, and for oppression, and for violence, to do it.\"\nMen cannot mock God. The reckoning time is surely coming, when the oppressor shall meet the one whom he has oppressed, and the thief shall stand before the one from whom he has stolen, and the deceiver shall be face to face with the one upon whom he has practised deception, and the books shall be opened. Line upon line, sin upon sin shall stare him in the face. It is a fearful thing to fall into the hands of the living God. There was something awful in the curse pronounced upon Jehoiakim:\n\"He shall be buried with the burial of an ass, drawn and cast forth beyond the gates of Jerusalem;\"and again: \"O earth, earth, earth, hear the word of the Lord. Thus saith the Lord, Write ye this man childless, a man that shall not prosper in his days; for no man of his seed shall prosper, sitting upon the throne of David, and ruling any more in Judah.\"\nIn the face of all this wrath, Jehoiachin comes upon the scene, and was made king of the people of Judah. I can hear the enemies of God scoff when it seemed as if the curse was to amount to nothing. It is in vain to stand before God's providences. As well might one take his place in the way of the mountain avalanche to retard its progress as try to hinder the plan of God. In thirteen short weeks Jehoiachin was dethroned, the time was actually too short to be counted; and now we have a picture of the dethroned king as bad as it can be. Behind him the memory of his father; he had cursed God, and had murdered Urijah, and had died a horrible death; and instead of being on the throne We find Jehoiachin in the dungeon.\n2 Kings 25:27: \"And it came to pass in the seven and thirtieth year of the captivity of Jehoiachin.\"\nFor three-eighths of a century he had not seen the sun rise, neither had he seen it set. All the time he had waked and slept, bound with the clanking chain. Little children became men and women, and he still suffered. Old men passed away and were forgotten, and he was in the darkness. God pity the man who has been for thirty-seven years in prison! I said to a man in the Joliet prison, who had been a prisoner for the same length of time:\n\"Would you like to be free?\"\nThe tears came into his eyes as he said: \"Why should I long to be free? The companions of my youth are gone, and a new generation is living. My family is scattered, I do not know where. Why should I desire to be free?\"\nJehoiachin must have been like that. It was an awful picture, and yet not more terrible than may be seen upon our streets every day. There are men who walk amongst us who are bound with chains just as real. Sin is an awful taskmaster. Satan is a terrible tyrant. But in all this wretchedness of Jehoiachin, Evil-merodach, king of Babylon, comes upon the scene, and what he said and did is the text of this chapter.\n2 Kings 25:27: \"Evil-merodach, king of Babylon, in the year that he began to reign did liftt up the head of Jehoiachin king of Judah out of prison.\"\nI was at a loss to understand what that expression--\"lift up the head\"--meant until I read in\nGenesis: \"Yet within three days shall Pharaoh \"lift up thine head, and restore thee unto thy place, and thou shalt deliver Pharaoh's cup into his hand, after the former manner, when thou wast his butler.\"\nWhen Joseph. referred to lifting up the head of the butler, he meant that Pharaoh restored to him his place. There must have been in the work of Evil-merodach this thought of restoration, of making up all that which had been lost; the Hebrew word \"accept\" means to lift up the face.\nIt is appalling to think of the effects of sin, and the wretched condition of the sinner; but Christ has made provision for all this. In His atonement He answers before God all the demands of the law, and makes it possible for God to be just, and the justifier of all them that believe. But He will also lift us up until we stand before God as if we never had sinned. We may in our own thoughts bear the marks of our transgression, but we read in Jude that He presents us faultless before God.\nThe Rev. F. B. Meyer tells of a story, taken from Adelaide Procter, of a young girl who lived centuries ago in a convent in France. She was sweet and pure and admired of all who saw her. Her work was to care for the altar of Mary, and answer the portal. Wars swept over France, and brought the soldiers to the convent, and one that was wounded was given into her care. When he recovered, he persuaded her to leave the convent. She went with him to Paris, where she lost her good name and everything that made life worth living.\nYears passed, and she came back to die within the sound of the convent bell. She fell fainting upon the steps, and there came to find her, not such a one as she had been, young and fair, but such a one as she would have been, a pure and noble matron. She picked her up and carried her into the convent, and placed her on her bed. All the years that she had been gone, she had faithfully done her work, and none knew of her disgrace; so she glided back into her old place, and until the day of her death, no one ever knew her sin. All this Christ has done for me. I like to think that I was chosen in Him before the foundation of the world, that He had me in mind when He suffered and died, that He has made up before God for all that I have failed to do, and when I stand before Him it will be as if I never had sinned in all my life.\n2 Kings 25:28: \"And he spake kindly to him, and set his throne above the throne of the kings that were with him in Babylon.\"\nIt must have been a great surprise to Jehoiachin to hear the kindly words. He had been accustomed only to the clanking of his chains and the oaths of his companions in misery. But this is the way the Master works too. You remember the woman who was taken in adultery. The crowd hurried her into the presence of Jesus, and He said:\n\"Let him that is without sin among you cast the first stone.\"\nThat was severe, and when they slunk away from Him and His words, He turned to her and said:\n\"Woman, where are thy accusers? Doth no man accuse thee?\"\nAnd she said: \"No man, Lord.\"\nAnd He spake kindly and said: \"Neither do I condemn thee. Go and sin no more.\" This is always His way.\nNot far from my home in Indiana, just across the state line in Ohio, there lived an old woman who was the terror of all who had seen or heard of her. She was finally arrested, and sent to the Columbus Penitentiary. She broke every law of the institution, and they exhausted every form of punishment upon her. Times without number they had sent her to the dungeon, and for weeks at a time she lived on bread and water. Finally an old Quaker lady from the same part of the state asked permission to see her. The prisoner was led into her presence, with the chains upon her hands and feet. With downcast eyes she sat before the messenger of Christ. The old Quaker lady simply said:\nThe old woman cursed her, and then she said\nWith another oath she said: \"No one loves me.\" But she came still nearer, and taking the sin-stained face in both her hands, she lifted it up, and said:\n\"I love you, and Christ loves you.\"\nShe kissed her face first upon one cheek and then upon the other; and she broke the woman's heart. Her tears began to flow like rain. She rose to her feet. They took the chains off, and until the day of her death they were never put on again, but like an angel of mercy she went up and down the corridors of the prison, ministering to the wants of others. The Quaker lady had spoken kindly to her.\n2 Kings 25:29: \"And changed his prison garments; and he did eat bread continually before him all the days of his life.\"\nThere are several ways of understanding this expression. In the one hundred and ninth psalm we read: \"As he clothed himself with cursing like as with his garment, so let it come into his bowels like water, and like oil into his bones.\" This would be like our habits. We are not obliged to change our habits before we come to Christ, but we must come to Him first, and the change is part of His work. A fiery temper and an impetuous disposition may be real blessings to us, for He shall turn them into new channels and make them for His glory. Peter had in him all that would make a mean man, but when the Lord took possession of him, he was all the better for his weakness.\nAgain, in the one hundred and fourth psalm we read: \"Who coverest thyself with light as with a garment.\" In this case it is like the atmosphere which is about us, and Christ changes this too. Thus we become responsible for the atmosphere of our lives. There are certain people who provoke you the moment you see them, and there are others who command a benediction upon you without opening their lips. If it is not easier for people to be Christians because they live with you, there is something the matter with either you or your religion.\nBut there is still another thought in the garment. After the father of the prodigal put a new robe on him, he covered over all the signs of his wandering. When David put Mephibosheth at the table, all signs of his lameness were hidden. When God clothes us with the robe of Christ's righteousness, He covers over all the marks of our sins, and every evidence of our weakness.\nMany persons are perfectly sure of everything that has been said up to this point, but how about the future? God has made provision for you; if any child of His is weak or hungry, it is because he has not appropriated what God intended he should have.\nA man died in a poorhouse in England the other day. He had owned a little estate, but counted it worth nothing. The one who inherited the estate is to-day many times a millionaire, for upon the estate he found a copper mine. It had all the time been there, but was not discovered before.\n2 Kings 25:30: \"And his allowance was a continual allowance given him of the king, a daily rate for every day, all the days of his life.\"\nIt is a daily rate, that is the way God gives His help; manna for a day and light for a day. God will send you no more than you need, and will send you no more than you can bear. How many times have you said, \"If I had had one more heartache, my heart would have broken; if I had had one more night of sorrow, my reason would have been dethroned.\" But you did not have another heart-ache, and the last sorrow did not come. One of my friends sent me these lines the other day; they came as a blessing:\n\"Build a little fence of trust\nAround to-day.\nFill up the space with loving deeds,\nAnd therein stay.\nLook not through the sheltering bars\nUpon to-morrow.\nGod will help thee bear what comes,\nOf joy or sorrow.\"\nHe sends an allowance of trouble perhaps, but He sends an allowance of strength too, and He will never leave and never forsake us. This strength He imparts is for every day, but it is for all the days of our lives.\nIt is said that some years ago the king of Abyssinia took a British subject, by the name of Campbell, prisoner. They carried him to the fortress of Magdala, and in the heights of the mountains put him in a dungeon, without cause assigned. It took six months for Great Britain to find it out, and then they demanded his instantaneous release. King Theodore refused, and in less than ten days ten thousand British soldiers were on shipboard and sailing down the coast. They disembarked, and marched seven hundred miles beneath the burning sun up the mountains to the very dungeon where the prisoner was held, and there they gave battle. The gates were torn down, and presently the prisoner was lifted upon their shoulders, and carried down the mountains, and placed upon the white-winged ship, which sped him in safety to his home. And it cost the English government twenty-five millions of dollars to release that man.\nI belong to a better kingdom than that; and do you suppose for a moment, that earthly powers will protect their subjects and that God will leave me without help? His ALLOWANCE IS A CONTINUAL ALLOWANCE, GIVEN TO ME EVERY DAY, AND SHALL BE ALL THE DAYS OF MY LIFE.",
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        "raw_content": "Abraham: The First Historical Biography\nFrom the co-author of the New York Times bestseller The Book of J, the first modern history of the Biblical Abraham and his world\nThe world's major religions-Judaism, Christianity, and Islam-find a common root in one man: Abraham. Yet Abraham looms so large in the realm of world religions that he has remained a ward of the Divine rather than a flesh-and-blood citizen of Humanity. In his monumental new book, David Rosenberg provides a long-overdue history of the patriarch; while revealing that the original story embedded in the Bible is actually our oldest historical biography. We also discover that the wandering ascetic of tradition cannot explain our deep-seated feelings for Abraham and his God. The road that Abraham traveled was marked by signs of civilization that we still recognize: libraries, museums, hotels, and houses of worship.\nHe is a sophisticated, educated Sumerian; an artisan who became the first Jew. Moreover, through Rosenberg's audacious translation of the Abraham story from Genesis, we learn that many of the core tenets of the monotheistic tradition-the idea of God's covenant and the soul-are Sumerian in origin.\nRosenberg first finds Abraham at his father's workshop in the cosmopolitan city of ancient Ur and follows his journey through what is today the Middle East. What kind of baggage-emotional, material, and spiritual-would Abraham have taken with him on his migration to a new land?\nAbraham does more than present a founding spiritual figure and his dynamic relationships with father, wife, and son. We witness this man as he transforms his heritage into an anxious embrace of religion with secular culture-the human condition in which we are still enfolded today.\nDespite the subtitle, much of Rosenberg's fascinating and sometimes frustrating presentation of the biblical Abraham's life, while based on archeological evidence, is highly speculative. What Rosenberg does establish is a cultural context for Judaism's founder. Abraham, he says, would have been steeped in the sophisticated culture of his native Sumer, with its emphasis on history and continuity. The earliest of the biblical authors, called J (who was a woman, as Rosenberg postulated, with Harold Bloom, in The Book of J) would have known that culture, and Rosenberg analyzes how it informs her narrative. Abraham's new God, Yahweh, according to Rosenberg, was a blend of his old Sumerian household god and the creator god he found in Canaan; with Yahweh, Abraham created a new \"cosmic theater\" to replace the one Sumerians had enacted with their idols. Rosenberg's discussion can be dense and confusing as he switches over to considering the artistic and historical motives of J and two other biblical authors, known as E and P. But the book opens up into a compelling and moving interpretation that ponders the significance, for Abraham and his descendants, of his journey from Ur to Canaan, fraught with uncertainty for a man\u2014expatriate, aging, childless\u2014hanging between a lost past and a still unmapped future. (Apr. 3)\nDavid Rosenberg is a poet, essayist, and critic. He is the former editor of the Jewish publication Society and was Harold Bloom's co-author for The Book of J. Rosenberg's other writings include A Poet's Bible, Congregation, and The Lost Book of Paradise. He lives at the border between Miami and the Everglades in Florida.",
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        "raw_content": "(Acadia Studies in Bible and Theology)\nEdited by Craig A. Evans and Emanuel Tov\nHow did the Bible we have come to be? What do biblical scholars mean when they talk about canon, the Septuagint, the Apocrypha, or the Masoretic Text? All this biblical study is interesting, but does it really matter? Leading international scholars explain that it does. This thought-provoking and cutting-edge collection will help you go deeper in your understanding of the biblical writings, how those writings became canonical Scripture, and why canon matters. Beginning with an explanation of the different versions of the Hebrew Bible, scholars in different areas of expertise explore the complexities and issues related to the Old and New Testament canons, why different Jewish and Christian communities have different collections, and the importance of canon to theology.\nFor those who want to go deeper in their understanding of the canon of Scripture, leading international scholars provide cutting-edge perspectives on various facets of the biblical writings, how those writings became canonical Scripture, and why canon matters. Craig Evans begins by helping those new to the field understand the different versions of the Hebrew Bible as well as the books of the Apocrypha and the Pseudepigrapha. Later essays also help beginners by explaining \"canon\" and the development of canons in various Jewish and Christian communities, the much-debated tripartite canon of the Hebrew Scriptures, and questions of authority. But the book also includes insightful explorations and perspectives to challenge more advanced readers, starting with Septuagint and Dead Sea Scrolls expert Emanuel Tov delving into the complexities of biblical writing and moving into a critical investigation of the usefulness of extracanonical Gospels for historical Jesus research and an exploration of the relationship of Paul to the canonization process. The result is a thought-provoking book that concludes with discussion of an issue at the fore today--the theological implications of canon.\nJonathan R. Wilson\nR. Glenn Wooden\n\"The eight essays in this volume form a very worthwhile set of considerations of the emerging canons of the Jewish and Christian Bibles. The complexity of the processes of canonization is refreshingly tackled on the basis of both internal and external evidence. Two essays cover some of the implications of the evidence of the Septuagint, two review especially the internal data of the Old Testament and Paul, two put in their places the Old Testament Pseudepigrapha and the New Testament Apocrypha, and two consider the theological bases of the authority that lies behind the text of Scripture. This two-by-two collection is a veritable ark full of expert analysis to enable any reader to navigate the flood of recent writing on canon. Some studies rescue old theories for a new generation; others provide polychromatic perspectives for a fresh start.\"\n\u2014George J. Brooke, University of Manchester\n(PhD, Claremont Graduate University) is Payzant Distinguished Professor of New Testament at Acadia Divinity College in Wolfville, Nova Scotia, and is the author of more than thirty books. Emanuel Tov (PhD, Hebrew University) is J. L. Magnes Professor of Bible at Hebrew University in Jerusalem and editor-in-chief of the Dead Sea Scrolls Publication Project.",
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        "raw_content": "Race and Economic Opportunity in the United States\nBy Raj Chetty, Professor of Economics, Harvard University, Nathaniel Hendren, Assistant Professor of Economics, Harvard University, Maggie R. Jones, Senior Economist and Income Research Lead, U.S. Census Bureau , and Sonya R. Porter, ssistant Center Chief of Research, Center for Administrative Records Research and Applications, U.S. Census Bureau. .\nRacial disparities in income and other outcomes are among the most visible and persistent features of American society. The sources of these disparities have been studied and debated for decades, with explanations ranging from residential segregation and discrimination to differences in family structure and genetics.\nMost previous work on racial disparities has studied inequality within a single generation of people. In a , we analyse how racial gaps change across generations. Using de-identified data covering 20 million children and their parents, we show how race currently shapes opportunity in the US and how we can reduce racial disparities going forward.2\nFinding #1: Hispanic Americans are moving up in the income distribution across generations, while Black Americans and American Indians are not.\nWe study five racial and ethnic groups: people of Hispanic ethnicity and non-Hispanic whites, blacks, Asians, and American Indians. By analysing rates of upward and downward mobility across generations for these groups, we quantify how their incomes change and predict their future earnings trajectories.\nFigure 1 Children\u2019s incomes vs. parents\u2019 incomes, by race and ethnicity\nHispanic Americans have rates of upward income mobility across generations that are slightly below those of whites. Hispanics are therefore on a path to moving up substantially in the income distribution across generations, potentially closing much of the present gap between their incomes\u2019 and those of white Americans.\nAsian immigrants have much higher levels of upward mobility than all other groups, but Asian children whose parents were born in the US have levels of intergenerational mobility similar to white children. This makes it more difficult to predict the trajectory of Asian Americans\u2019 incomes, but Asians appear likely to remain at income levels comparable to or above white Americans in the long run.\nGrowing up in a high-income family provides no insulation from these disparities.American Indian and black children have much higher rates of downward mobility than other groups. Black children born to parents in the top income quintile are almost as likely to fall to the bottom quintile as they are to remain in the top quintile. By contrast, white children born in the top quintile are nearly five times as likely to stay there as they are to fall to the bottom.\nBecause of these differences in economic mobility, blacks and American Indians are \u2018stuck in place\u2019 across generations. Their positions in the income distribution are unlikely to change over time without efforts to increase their rates of upward mobility.\nFigure 2 Changes in income across generations, by racial group\nFinding #2: The black\u2013white income gap is entirely driven by differences in men\u2019s, not women\u2019s, outcomes.\nAmong those who grow up in families with comparable incomes, black men grow up to earn substantially less than the white men. In contrast, black women earn slightly more than white women conditional on parent income. Moreover, there is little or no gap in wage rates or hours of work between black and white women.\nWe find analogous gender differences in other outcomes: black-white gaps in high-school completion rates, college attendance rates, and incarceration are all substantially larger for men than for women. Black women have higher college attendance rates than white men, conditional on parental income. For men, the gap in incarceration is particularly stark: 21% of black men born to the lowest-income families are incarcerated on a given day, far higher than for any other subgroup.\nFigure 3 Children\u2019s incomes versus parents\u2019 incomes, for black and white men and women\nFinding #3: Differences in family characteristics \u2013 parental marriage rates, education, wealth \u2013 and differences in ability explain very little of the black\u2013white gap.\nBlack children are much more likely to grow up in single parent households with less wealth and parents with lower levels of education \u2013 all factors that have received attention as potential explanations for black-white disparities. But, when we compare the outcomes of black and white men who grow up in two-parent families with similar levels of income, wealth, and education, we continue to find that the black men still have substantially lower incomes in adulthood. Hence, differences in these family characteristics play a limited role in explaining the gap.\nPerhaps most controversially, some have proposed that racial disparities might be due to differences in innate ability. This hypothesis does not explain why there are black\u2013white intergenerational gaps for men but not women. Moreover, black-white gaps in test scores \u2013 which have been the basis for most prior arguments for ability differences \u2013 are substantial for both men and women. The fact that black women have outcomes comparable to white women conditional on parental income despite having much lower test scores suggests that standardised tests do not provide accurate measures of differences in ability (insofar as it is relevant for earnings) by race, perhaps because of stereotype anxiety or racial biases in tests.\nOne of the most prominent theories for why black and white children have different outcomes is that black children grow up in different neighbourhoods than whites. But, we find large gaps even between black and white men who grow up in families with comparable income in the same Census tract (small geographic areas that contain about 4,250 people on average). Indeed, the disparities persist even among children who grow up on the same block. These results reveal that differences in neighbourhood-level resources, such as the quality of schools, cannot explain the intergenerational gaps between black and white boys by themselves.\nBlack\u2013white disparities exist in virtually all regions and neighbourhoods. Some of the best metro areas for economic mobility for low-income black boys are comparable to the worst metro areas for low-income white boys, as shown in the maps below. And black boys have lower rates of upward mobility than white boys in 99% of Census tracts in the country.\nFigure 4 Average incomes for black and white men who grow up in low-income (25thpercentile) families\nFinding #5: Both black and white boys have better outcomes in low-poverty areas, but black-white gaps are bigger in such neighbourhoods.\nDespite the prevalence of black\u2013white gaps, there is substantial variation in rates of upward mobility for both black and white boys across areas, as illustrated in the maps above. Areas that have higher rates of upward mobility for whites tend to have higher rates of upward mobility for blacks as well. For both blacks and whites, upward mobility is highest for children who grow up in the Great Plains and the coasts and lowest in the cities in the industrial Midwest. One notable exception to this pattern is the Southeast, where whites have especially low rates of upward mobility (relative to other whites nationwide) but blacks do not.\nBoth black and white boys have better outcomes in neighbourhoods commonly perceived to be \u2018good\u2019 areas: Census tracts with low poverty rates, high test scores, and a large fraction of college graduates. However, black\u2013white gaps are larger on average for boys who grow up in such tracts, because whites benefit more from living in such areas than blacks do.\nFinding #6: Within low-poverty areas, black\u2013white gaps are smallest in places with low levels of racial bias among whites and high rates of father presence among blacks.\nIn low-poverty neighbourhoods, two types of factors are most strongly associated with better outcomes for black men and smaller black-white gaps: low levels of racial bias among whites and high rates of father presence among blacks.\nBlack men who grow up in tracts with less racial bias among whites \u2013 measured by testing for implicit bias or explicit racial animus in Google searches \u2013 earn more and are less likely to be incarcerated.\nHigher rates of father presence among low-income black households are associated with better outcomes for black boys, but are uncorrelated with the outcomes of black girls and white boys. Black father presence at the neighbourhood level predicts black boys\u2019 outcomes irrespective of whether their own father is present or not, suggesting that what matters is not parental marital status itself, but rather community-level factors associated with the presence of fathers, such as role-model effects or changes in social norms.\nBlack men who move to better areas \u2013 such as those with low poverty rates, low racial bias, and higher father presence \u2013 earlier in their childhood have higher incomes and lower rates of incarceration as adults. These findings show that environmental conditions during childhood have causal effects on racial disparities, demonstrating that the black-white income gap is not immutable.\nThe challenge is that very few black children currently grow up in environments that foster upward mobility. Fewer than 5% of black children currently grow up in areas with a poverty rate below 10% and more than half of black fathers present. In contrast, 63% of white children grow up in areas with analogous conditions.\nDifferences in rates of mobility out of and into poverty are a central driver of racial disparities in the US today. Reducing the black\u2013white gap will require efforts that increase upward mobility for black Americans, especially black men.\nOur results show that the black\u2013white gap in upward mobility is driven primarily by environmental factors that can be changed. But, the findings also highlight the challenges one faces in addressing these environmental disparities. Black and white boys have very different outcomes even if they grow up in two-parent families with comparable incomes, education, and wealth, live on the same city block, and attend the same school. This finding suggests that many widely discussed proposals may be insufficient to narrow the black\u2013white gap themselves, and suggest potentially new directions to consider.\nFor instance, policies focused on improving the economic outcomes of a single generation \u2013 such as temporary cash transfers, minimum wage increases, or universal basic income programs \u2013 can help narrow racial gaps at a given point in time. However, they are less likely to narrow racial disparities in the long run, unless they also change rates of upward mobility across generations. Policies that reduce residential segregation or enable black and white children to attend the same schools without achieving racial integration within neighbourhoods and schools would also likely leave much of the gap in place.\nInitiatives whose impacts cross neighbourhood and class lines and increase upward mobility specifically for black men hold the greatest promise of narrowing the black-white gap.There are many promising examples of such efforts: mentoring programmes for black boys, efforts to reduce racial bias among whites, interventions to reduce discrimination in criminal justice, and efforts to facilitate greater interaction across racial groups. We view the development and evaluation of such efforts as a valuable path forward to reducing racial gaps in upward mobility.\nAuthors\u2019 note: This column and all figures that appear in it are based on the paper \u201c\u201d by Raj Chetty (Stanford), Nathaniel Hendren (Harvard), Maggie R. Jones (U.S. Census Bureau), and Sonya Porter (U.S. Census Bureau). The views expressed in this executive summary are not necessarily those of the U.S. Census Bureau. The statistical summaries reported in these slides have been cleared by the Census Bureau\u2019s Disclosure Review Board release authorisation number CBDRB-FY18-195\nNotes and references can be found .\nThis entry was posted in Banana republic, Guest Post, Income disparity, Politics on July 1, 2018 by Lambert Strether.\n\u2190 Links 7/1/18 California Passes Online Privacy Law \u2192\nA counterpoint\u2013Wealth by religion in the U.S.\nHindus are the richest, followed by Jews etc.\nOso July 1, 2018 at 7:01 pm\nthis was done apparently by grouping together all those with spanish surnames as hispanic. analogous to grouping all english speaking americans together without regard to race. the largest part of the spanish surname demographic are Mexicans whose racial demographic is 80% indigenous. NC has a mainly white readership, nothing wrong with that but things like this slip in here all the time. Accuracy in articles concerning race matters, at least to those of us affected by it. this is not a complaint rather an observation.\nEsme July 2, 2018 at 8:05 am\nWhat you say is not true. If you read the original article, the researchers get self-reported race and ethnic origin from survey data and censuses.\nTemporarily Sane July 2, 2018 at 1:19 am\nI admit that my eyes glaze over when confronted with endless graphs, charts and statistics. The problem isn\u2019t that we don\u2019t know what ails us\u2026thousands of studies and research projects focusing on poverty and race relations in America are commissioned every year, but none of them reveal anything profoundly new. They confirm in one way or another what we already know to be true. The problem is that neoliberal ideology and its emphasis on \u201cmarket based solutions\u201d is no solution at all. In fact it is precisely because we are so beholden to the illusion of a divine and perfect market that communities crumble and the people who live in them fester in despair and misery while we wait for an ideologically correct solution that will never come.\nThe huge problems we face, from decaying public infrastructure, endemic poverty and systemic discrimination to the broken healthcare system and the looming climate crisis, can never be solved from within a system that is fundamentally opposed to the idea of using public money to fund and maintain structures and institutions that benefit all citizens and help the most vulnerable live dignified lives as full members of their communities. If even the threat of apocalyptic annihilation changes nothing\u2026what hope to we have? Does anybody really think Bernie, Liz or whoever is going to rise to power after the Trump fiasco has run its course and usher in a new New Deal?\nMy not-so-bold prediction: nothing substantial will change until a massive family blogging crisis hits us between the eyes. Then things will change. But likely not for the better.\n\u201cOur results show that the black\u2013white gap in upward mobility is driven primarily by environmental factors\u201d\nThis line makes it seem like blacks would do just fine if they lived in nicer neighborhoods and worked hard, maybe cleaned up their yards and smiled more.\nBlacks in America have been free, more or less, for perhaps two generations. They are still clustered in ghettos in the North. In the South, the century and a half of post-slavery policies have gutted black communities and destroyed most hope of education.\nSo, yes, it\u2019s environmental factors. But the factors were put in place and are maintained by whites.\nOne way to deal with racial differences in economic mobility might be to increase the downward mobility for all, with differentials added to even things out at the bottom.\nsaurabh July 2, 2018 at 1:35 pm\nThe dismissal of the neighborhood effect (access to community resources like good schools matters most) is belied by the later statement that black and white boys both do better in good neighborhoods, although white boys do much better; while only 5% of black boys live in such neighborhoods compared to 63% of whites.\nObviously, neighborhoods matter a lot.\nFinding #4, was a bit of a revelation, for I thought that equalizing access for blacks to good schools in neighborhoods w/ a large white population would go very far toward closing the income gap, however, did not, but rather the lessening of race bias and the considerable father presence did accomplish such. I haven\u2019t dug deep into this study (and I will try to), but I\u2019m wondering if the low poverty areas in the study included neighborhoods that were all or mostly black or were the neighborhoods all predominantly white?\nsgt_doom July 2, 2018 at 1:58 pm\nOf course race is but one category, with the overarching one being economic/financial, since multigenerational wealth ensures economic privilege across many generations . . . . hence, Old Money!\nSummer on 2:00PM Water Cooler 2/14/2019Re: Marvin Gaye\u2019s Lost Album Gets Release Date...\npretzelattack on 2:00PM Water Cooler 2/14/2019ah i see barr got his start serving...\nUnna on 2:00PM Water Cooler 2/14/2019Re: Elliott Abrams from the movie Apocalypse Now...\nBeniamino on Links 2/14/19\"Doesn't necessarily absolve the Russians either\"? Why do...\nDJG on 2:00PM Water Cooler 2/14/2019I get e-blasts from Toni. These supposedly are...",
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        "raw_content": "The Childcare Landscape Part 1 \u2013 2020 Vision\nThis week\u2019s CHANGE bulletin is the first in a series looking at Scotland\u2019s emerging childcare landscape and the possible implications for families, providers and practitioners. We begin with perhaps the biggest policy issue for anyone with even a minor interest in childcare: the 2020 expansion.\nIt is almost a year to the day since the Scottish Government published its consultation for the expansion of Early Learning and Childcare (ELC) in 2020. It set out the plans for extending the provision of free childcare for all three- and four-year-olds, with some being eligible from the age of two. The plan to almost double the entitlement, by increasing the current provision of 600 annual hours to 1140, was a firm commitment to meeting the vision set out in the Children and Young People (Scotland) Act 2014.\nThe responses to the blueprint were used to develop an action plan for 2017-18, which comprised 31 actions. The first of these was the establishment of a \u2018Quality Action Plan for ELC\u2019, which is due to be unveiled before the end of this month. The plan will look at what needs to be done to build on and enhance the current quality of childcare services which, crucially, will involve not just providers and practitioners, but families as well. Participation and engagement is at the heart of all the work being done by CHANGE and we are encouraged to see this commitment to involving families in national policy-making.\nA series of trials commenced at the beginning of this year across a range of local authorities and providers, looking at everything from how to increase cross-sector collaboration to the provision of year-round childcare. The first evaluations of these are scheduled for publication by the end of the year.\nIt should follow that the learning from these will work hand in hand with the actions set out in the plan for 2017-18, some of which have already come to fruition. New documents published by the Care Inspectorate such as Space to Grow, providing guidance on the design of ELC services and My Childminding Journey, a development resource for childminders, are already being used by services and were created in response to the blueprint.\nIt would be impossible to discuss the expansion without mention the cost, which is often the first issue raised by providers and local authorities when 2020 is mentioned. The First Minister seemed to acknowledge as much during her address to the Scottish National Party conference this week. The commitment to providing annual funding of \u00a3840 million for statutory entitlement is roughly double that of the current investment.\nWill these pledges of practical and financial support be enough to ensure the vision set out in the blueprint is achieved in its entirety? Only time will tell.",
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        "raw_content": "Mayor Rahm Emanuel today launched a major initiative to upgrade more than 270,000 of the city\u2019s street, alley and park lights to more reliable and higher-quality lighting. Over the next four years the Chicago Smart Lighting Project will improve safety and quality-of-life in neighborhoods across Chicago by replacing nearly all of the city\u2019s outdated and inefficient High Pressure Sodium (HPS) lamps. The project will be one of the largest municipal lighting modernization programs in the country.\n\u201cBy bringing our outdoor lighting into the 21st century, we will make our streets, sidewalks, alleys, and bike paths safer and improve the quality of life throughout Chicago\u2019s neighborhoods\u201d said Mayor Emanuel. \u201cNew lights will provide more reliable and improved nighttime visibility, giving communities a greater sense of safety. The process to achieve this for our communities may be complex, but improving our streetlights while creating jobs and strengthening our neighborhoods is a no brainer.\u201d\nThe project will improve lighting quality and reliability throughout Chicago. It will utilize LED lights, which typically last three times longer than the current HPS lights, reducing the number of outages the system experiences. Public safety will be improved with clearer, brighter and more focused lighting. Additionally, the city\u2019s responsiveness to outages will be improved with a lighting management system that will provide real-time updates when outages occur. The city currently relies on resident reporting of outages through the 311 system.\nReplacement of the HPS lamps will come at no additional cost to Chicago taxpayers. The new lights will consume 50-75 percent less electricity than HPS lights, generating significant electricity cost savings that will be used to finance the cost of the modernization.\nIn coordination with the Chicago Department of Transportation (CDOT), the Chicago Department of Innovation and Technology (DoIT), and the Chicago Park District, the Smart Lighting Project is being spearheaded by the Chicago Infrastructure Trust (CIT), which launches the procurement process on Monday by issuing a Request for Qualifications and Proposals (RFQ/P).\n\u201cAs we move to the next phase in this important project, CIT is committed to strategic investment in all of Chicago\u2019s neighborhoods,\u201d CIT Chairman Kurt Summers said. \u201cOur infrastructure investments must address the ranging needs and priorities of working families, thus community participation in this process is critical to deliver a high value project for Chicago taxpayers.\u201d\nThe program will replace approximately 85 percent of the city\u2019s outdoor lights. The focus will be on the most common fixture types; ornamental fixtures may be converted in later stages.The project will include a public engagement process to solicit input from residents about preferences and priorities for neighborhood lighting. CDOT will continue to make targeted repairs or replacement of poles and wiring as part of the city\u2019s capital program.\n\u201cCDOT receives more than 100 calls each day to report lighting outages,\u201d CDOT Commissioner Rebekah Scheinfeld said. \u201cThe new lighting management system that will be part of the Chicago Smart Lighting Project will greatly improve the efficiency of city forces and allow us to respond proactively when outages do occur and restore service more quickly. The longer life of LED lights will also greatly improve the reliability of our lighting system, enhancing safety for Chicago residents.\u201d\nThe RFQ/P will continue the progress Mayor Emanuel has made in ensuring city initiatives are designed to generate investments and jobs in the neighborhoods that need them most. The RFQ/P will require bidders to include a plan for maximizing the participation of Chicago\u2019s workforce. The Project pre-submittal conference will be on May 3 at the new Malcolm X College Conference Center at 1900 W. Jackson Blvd. RFQ/P Part I responses will be due May 20.\nAll contracts with the selected bidder(s) will go before the City Council for approval. The work is expected to start early next year. Chicago\u2019s streetlights will continue to be owned and operated by the city of Chicago.\nThe RFQ is available on the CIT\u2019s website at www.chicagoinfrastructure.org. Responses are due back to the CIT on Friday, May 20, 2016.",
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        "raw_content": "1700 Foreclosure Cases Suspended After Law Firm Admits Altering Documents\nA Cook County Circuit Court judge has taken the unusual step of temporarily halting at least 1,700 mortgage foreclosures after a law firm told the court that the cases contained altered documents, the Tribune has learned.\nFisher and Shapiro LLC, one of the top three law firms used by mortgage servicers to handle their local foreclosure actions, reported to the court that, in a breach of protocol, affidavits in the cases were changed. Among other things, fees were added after the documents were signed by servicers.\nAs a result, Moshe Jacobius, presiding judge of the Circuit Court's Chancery Division, has stayed the cases. The delay will not necessarily prevent delinquent borrowers in Cook County from losing their homes to foreclosure, but it likely will give some homeowners time to seek assistance or to make arrangements to live elsewhere.\nInstances of sloppy paperwork and improper foreclosure procedures by mortgage servicers and their law firms have rocked the lending industry, which has been overwhelmed by the number of cases. There have been instances of lenders and lawyers signing foreclosure affidavits without reviewing the documents for accuracy, a legal violation that has come to be known as robo-signing.\nAccusations of shoddy foreclosure procedures have sparked investigations by all 50 attorneys general and individual state agencies into mortgage servicers' and attorneys' back-office procedures.\nThe admission to the court by Fisher and Shapiro does not involve rubber-stamping of documents but rather removing the signature page, altering the affidavit's content and reattaching the signature page, the court said.\nThe changed contents included the addition of attorneys' fees, insurance costs, preservation costs, inspection costs and taxes on the property, costs that may have been incurred before or after the servicer signed the original affidavit, Jacobius said in his order dated March 2.\nThe firm's admission signals a note of caution to purchasers of distressed homes, which represent about 50 percent of local home sales, because of potential lingering legal issues if the title transfer process was faulty. .\nIt's uncertain why the documents were altered or who ultimately bears responsibility. It's also unclear whether affected homeowners and servicers, as well as housing counselors, are aware of the court's decision: As of Friday, some were not.\nBut what is certain is that the additional time needed to resolve the cases will further slow the foreclosure pipeline. Last year, 50,621 notices of initial mortgage default were filed in Cook County, and 70,550 cases remained active at year-end.\nFisher and Shapiro was ordered to vacate all judgments of foreclosures and any judicial sales that have occurred and refile those motions with the court.\nAttempts to reach Bannockburn-based Fisher and Shapiro were referred to managing attorney Lee Perres, who did not return phone calls.\n\"It's similar to robo-signing in that it's a high-volume pattern and practice of cutting corners, expediting the process through making false representations,\" said Daniel Lindsey, an attorney at the Legal Assistance Foundation of Metropolitan Chicago, which is not directly involved in the matter. \"The fallout is this order and some delay, and maybe (it will) help some people figure out some alternatives.\"\nThe court's order specifies that Fisher and Shapiro notify parties affected by the stay. But some homeowners whose cases were affected and who remain in the properties say they have not received a notice.\nChicagoans Steve and Maria Schmidt, for example, knew nothing of the order, which lists the foreclosure case filed against their Lake Shore Drive condominium about a year ago on behalf of Wells Fargo Bank. But the delay doesn't matter much to the couple, who last week closed on a short sale of their unit.\nMost of the foreclosure cases identified by Fisher and Shapiro were filed within the past three years, but a few date to 2001, and some appear all but closed. Most, but not all of the cases, are of residential properties. Actions to vacate judgments and resolve the affected cases will not begin until April 4, the court said.\nThe Illinois attorney general's office said it was aware of the order. So was the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation, which confirmed it is investigating the matter because of concerns that mortgage servicers may be signing legal documents before they are completed to speed the foreclosure process.\n\"Law firms are agents of the servicing companies,\" said Brent Adams, secretary of the department. \"The party to the lawsuit is the servicing company, the named plaintiff. The servicing company bears a certain amount of responsibility as to how litigation is handled. It's not permissible to say it's just the law firm's fault.\"\nThe Illinois Attorney Registration & Disciplinary Commission cannot confirm nor deny investigations into attorneys' actions until a complaint is filed, a spokesman said Friday.\nRental Market Projected to Improve as Vacancies Drop\nPosted yesterday at 6:14 a.m.\nRenters beware: Double-digit rent hikes may be coming soon amid rental vacancy rates that have dipped below the 10 percent mark, where they had been lodged for most of the past three years.\n\u201cYoung people are starting to get rid of their roommates and move out of their parent\u2019s basements,\u201d said Peggy Alford, president of Rent.com, predicting the vacancy rate will hover at a mere 5 percent by 2012. With fewer units on the market, prices will explode.\nRent hikes have averaged less than 1 percent a year during the past decade, according to Commerce Department statistics, adjusted for inflation. Now, Alford expects rents to spike 7 percent or so in each of the next two years \u2014 to a national average that will top $800 per month.\nIn the hottest rental markets, the increases will likely top the 10 percent mark annually for the next couple of years. In San Diego, Alford anticipates rents will rise more than 31 percent by 2015. In Seattle rents will climb 29 percent over that period; and in Boston, they may jump between 25 percent and 30 percent.\nThis is a sharp change from the recession, when many Americans couldn\u2019t afford to live on their own. More than 1.2 million young adults moved back in with their parents from 2005 to 2010, said Lesley Deutch of John Burns Real Estate Consulting. Many others doubled up together.\nAs a result, landlords had to reduce prices and offer big incentives to snag renters.\nNow that the recession is easing, many of these young people are ready to find new digs, mostly as renters, not owners. Plus, the foreclosure crisis continues unabated, and the millions losing their homes are looking for new places to live.\nApartment developers many not be able to keep up with this heightened demand, which will force prices upwards, according to Chris Macke, a real estate analyst with CoStar, which tracks multi-family housing trends.\n\u201cThere will be an envelope of two or three years,\u201d said Macke, \u201cwhen the rise in demand for rentals will exceed the industry\u2019s ability to meet it.\u201d\nPlus, Alford added, \u201cthere\u2019s been a shift in the American Dream. We\u2019re learning from our surveys that a huge proportion of people are choosing to rent.\u201d\nThey\u2019ve experienced the downsides of homeownership \u2014 or seen friends and family suffer \u2014 and don\u2019t want to take the risks or pay the higher costs of homeownership.\nWhere homeownership costs are particularly high, there are many more renters than owners. In Manhattan, for example, only about 20 percent own their homes; in San Francisco, about of third of the population does; in Los Angeles, less than 40 percent; and in Chicago, about 44 percent.\nThere\u2019s one factor that could rein in rent increases: the huge number of foreclosed homes that could hit the market over the next few years.\nIn many markets, like Phoenix and Las Vegas, there are neighborhoods filled with recently built, single-family homes going for fire-sale prices. When the cost of owning homes falls well below the costs of renting them, more people will buy.\n\u201cThat\u2019s always been the biggest competition for rentals,\u201d said Deutch.\nCNN Money is reporting that home prices are down but sales are up, somewhat contradictory trends.\nHome prices fell nearly 6% during the six months ended Dec. 31, sending values to their lowest levels in the post-bubble period, S&P/Case-Shiller reported on Tuesday. On Wednesday, the National Association of Realtors reported that sales of existing homes rose for the third straight month.\n\"At least it's not a double whammy where both sales and prices are dropping,\" said Stuart Hoffman, chief economist for PNC Financial Services Group. \"Deals are getting done.\"\nThat's because 26% of all homes sold last year were foreclosures and short sales, according to a RealtyTrac report released on Thursday. That's down slightly from 2009, but a jump compared to 2008.\nHomes already foreclosed on and repossessed by banks, called REOs (real estate owned), sold for an average of 36% less than normal sales, RealtyTrac reported. Meanwhile, the discount for homes sold while they were still in the foreclosure process (short sales) was 15%.\n10 surprise foreclosure hot spots\n\"It's like the post-holiday sales at Macy's where they're trying to clear out unwanted inventory,\" said Anthony Sanders, a real estate professor at George Mason University.\nWhere the sales are\nNevada had the highest percentage of distressed sales of any state at 57%. That was, however, less than 2009, when 67% of sales there were foreclosures. In Arizona, 49% of sales were distressed properties; in California, 44%; and in Florida, 36%.\nForeclosed properties sold for the biggest discount -- 50% off -- in New Jersey.\nThese homes have attracted bargain hunters, including individuals or groups looking to buy and hold properties, according to Hoffman. They hope to buy at such a good price that they can rent out the properties and make a profit.\n\"These folks are cash investors who are going in and offering very low bids,\" he said.\nNAR reported that all-cash sales went up to 32% of the total, up from 26% a year earlier. It estimated the percentage of investor purchases hit 23%, up from 17% a year ago.\n\"Unprecedented levels of all-cash purchases -- primarily of distressed homes sold at deep discounts -- undoubtedly pulls the median price downward,\" said NAR president, Ron Phipps.\nThese investment opportunities are not going away. Nearly 30% of mortgage borrowers are underwater on their loans, owing more than their homes are worth, according to Stan Humphries, chief economist for Zillow, the real estate web site.\nThese owners are very vulnerable to foreclosure so the number of distressed properties that will go on sale only the next year or two will probably remained high.\nSellers Must Prepare for Repairs\nFrom Amy Hoak at Chicago Marketwatch \u2014 A visit from the home inspector can be nerve-wracking for a seller, especially in a market like this \u2014 when the potential buyer isn\u2019t afraid to demand that a long list of problems be addressed before the sale is finalized.\nNo matter how much you do to prepare the home, brace yourself. \u201cThe first thing for people to realize when selling their house is the inspector is always going to find something wrong,\u201d said David Tamny, owner of Professional Property Inspection in Columbus, Ohio.\nOften, problems are minor and inexpensive enough for the seller to either fix or allow a credit for in the home price, he said. It\u2019s the discovery of major deficiencies \u2014 or an unwillingness to negotiate \u2014 that can kill a deal completely, Tamny said.\nStill, it\u2019s in a seller\u2019s best interest to have the home as ready as possible before the inspection. It can cost more to address a problem \u2014 by lowering the sale price \u2014 once it turns up in an inspection, said Dan Steward, president of Pillar to Post, a home-inspection company. \u201cFor every real dollar of cost, the buyer thinks it\u2019s $2 or $3 more,\u201d he said.\nThe thorough way to prepare is to do your own inspection before you list the home on the market. A pre-listing inspection will tell you exactly what needs to be fixed before you begin your search for a buyer.\nBut sellers often don\u2019t spend the money on hiring someone because they know a buyer will bring in his or her own inspector anyway, Tamny said. When problems are identified during a pre-listing inspection, that could also mean the sellers have an obligation to disclose more information to prospective buyers, he added.\nTo save money, ask an experienced real-estate agent to give the house a good look-over instead, said Brandi Pearl Thompson, an agent in the Chattanooga, Tenn., area. They might not have the expertise of a home inspector, but often they\u2019ve been through enough sale negotiations to spot common red flags.\nSellers should also inspect their home with a critical eye, Thompson said. Don\u2019t stop at eye-level; look at walls from floor to ceiling, under sinks, on the floor near the base of appliances \u2014 everywhere \u2014 to check for signs of water damage, for example. Also check faucets, door handles, and other details of the home as you\u2019re walking through it.\n\u201cWalk out of the house, turn around and walk in with fresh eyes,\u201d she said.\nAn inspector will be looking for problems with the home\u2019s heating and cooling systems, electrical problems, signs of water damage, mold or leaks, termites, and structural or plumbing problems. They\u2019ll also take a look at do-it-yourself projects, making sure, for instance, that ceiling fans are installed correctly and backyard decks are safe.\nAs much as you can, get your house ready by fixing the problems or have a plan on how you will address them when the buyer inquires about the issues.\nPay attention to the little things, too. Make sure everything is clean, the gutters are clear, take care of flaking paint and make sure windows open and close, Tamny said. Replace cracked caulking, fix leaky faucets and broken windows, Steward said.\nYou might also want to have the furnace and air-conditioning systems serviced by a professional to make sure they\u2019re in good shape, Thompson said.\nDon\u2019t kill the deal\nStill, even after you prep your home for the inspection, expect some problems to surface \u2014 and for the prospective buyer to present you with a to-do list.\nWith plenty of inventory to choose from and a desire to get the best deal, today\u2019s buyers are driving hard bargains. And while it\u2019s often the most expensive problems that could kill a sale, a long list of little issues could also cause a buyer to back off.\nSometimes \u201cbuyers get overwhelmed and decide not to pursue a remedy. They\u2019re overwhelmed with the stuff that is going wrong,\u201d Tamny said.\nAlso, if big problems that weren\u2019t disclosed turn up during an inspection, buyers can get skittish. \u201cIf nothing is disclosed and the buyer\u2019s inspector finds stains or an active water leak, there\u2019s a red flag,\u201d Steward said. \u201cIt doesn\u2019t always make a deal fall apart; it makes a deal not progress smoothly because the buyer is now worried\u2026 \u2018If I didn\u2019t see that, what else didn\u2019t the seller tell me?\u2019\u201d\nSome buyer requests will be reasonable; in other cases, especially when it\u2019s cosmetic in nature, a seller would be justified in declining a request, Thompson said. But even when negotiations get tough, remember the buyer still wants to buy your home.\n\u201cKeep in mind they still kept your home in mind over the others,\u201d Thompson said. \u201cAnd once someone falls in love, they do tend to overlook some of the little things.\u201d\nThe Wall Street Journal reported yesterday that new mortgage loans are starting to get costlier.\nThe mortgage market is facing pressures from new laws and regulations, still-declining home prices and the ongoing need for government-owned mortgage players to shore up their finances. The Mortgage Bankers Association predicts mortgage originations, which reached $3 trillion in 2005, will be less than $1 trillion this year, the lowest level since 1997.\n\"The price of mortgage money is going to go up, and the availability of mortgage money may also be impinged,\" says Keith Gumbinger, vice president at HSH Associates, which tracks mortgage data.\nThe silver lining is that the rate for a 30-year fixed loan is hovering around 5% for those with good credit. That is up about a percentage point from last year's lows but is still an attractive rate by historical standards, though expected to keep climbing as the economy improves.\nHome prices in some areas are still falling, but they are bottoming out or firming up in others. It may not be the perfect time to buy a home\u2014but better mortgage options today may be a worthy trade-off to the possibility of lower prices tomorrow.\nStill not convinced? Consider the following:\n\u2022 New costs.Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, which provide liquidity to the mortgage market by buying mortgages and selling securities backed by them, are adding new fees to loans to people with the best credit and raising existing loan fees. Freddie's new fees start March 1, while Fannie's kick in April 1.\nNeither Fannie nor Freddie have been assessing fees on most loans for borrowers with credit scores above 720, even if the down payment was small. But citing a need to address risk and price their services appropriately, they will assess a fee of 0.25% to 0.5% of the loan value on borrowers with credit scores of 720 or higher who put down less than 25% of the purchase amount. The current fee for those with credit scores of 700 to 719 who put down less than 20% of the purchase price will double to a full percentage point of the loan value from half a point.\nBrokers expect the higher fees will translate into slightly higher mortgage rates.\nIn addition, the Federal Housing Administration, saying it needs to bolster its capital reserves, is raising its required annual mortgage-insurance premium for FHA loans by 0.25% of the loan value. As a result, FHA loans\u2014which are aimed at first-time home buyers and those with moderate incomes\u2014will include an upfront mortgage insurance payment of 1% of the loan amount and an annual premium of 1.1% to 1.15% when the increase goes into effect on April 18.\nFor regular loans, private mortgage insurance\u2014which is required when you put down less than 20% of the home's value\u2014is tougher to get than it once was. Generally, it is available only for buyers who make a down payment of at least 5% and have a credit score of 700 or higher.\n\u2022 Dodd-Frank fallout. The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, established by the Dodd-Frank financial overhaul, opens its doors for business in July and is expected to take a close look at how interest rates and closing costs are disclosed to borrowers. That could create new costs that lenders are likely to pass along to consumers. In addition, a Federal Reserve rule that takes effect April 18 will change how mortgage brokers are paid, a move intended to curb practices such as steering home buyers to higher-cost loans.\nThe new rules, which limit the kinds of compensation brokers can receive, have brokers in a tizzy. The brokers claim the changes will raise mortgage costs and put some of them out of business, shrinking the market. How it will play out isn't clear, but given both the changes and the Fannie and Freddie pricing, mortgage prices may vary more than usual, say those in the industry\u2014making it wise for borrowers to shop for rates even more aggressively.\n\u2022 More restrictions. Earlier this month, the Obama administration proposed a wide-ranging overhaul of the mortgage market, including phasing out Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, requiring a down payment of at least 10% and reducing the share of FHA loans, which are almost 30% of the market now, up from a historical market share of 10% to 15%.\nIn addition, the administration recommended letting Fannie and Freddie loan limits for high-cost areas fall back to $625,500. The limits were temporarily increased to $729,750 in 2008 when the market for \"jumbo\" loans\u2014those above the loan limits\u2014all but disappeared, and that increase is now scheduled to expire Sept. 30. 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        "raw_content": "Vancouver, BC - The Interior Design Institute of British Columbia (IDIBC), along with Chione (Chione), and the International Interior Design Association (IIDA) have presented long-standing IDIBC member, Robert Ledingham, with the prestigious 2011 Leadership Award of Excellence. The award, which recognizes outstanding contributions to the profession of interior design, was presented at the inaugural Chione/IIDA Vancouver Leaders Breakfast on February 24 at the Vancouver Convention Centre. Trevor Linden, former NHL all-star and Olympian, delivered the keynote address.\n\"Robert has been instrumental in the advancement of the profession, locally, nationally, and internationally,\" says Chione president, David Hanson. \"His role in the development of the interior design professional accreditation process, along with his numerous awards and professional accolades, make him a leader in the interior design community and truly deserving of this honour.\"\nRobert is one of Canada's most celebrated interior designers, with more than two decades of experience in the corporate, hospitality, and retail sectors. He has been widely recognized throughout his distinguished career and is the recipient of more than 30 awards for his designs, including several City of Vancouver Heritage Awards, for his contribution to heritage design, and induction to Western Living magazine's Hall of Fame.\nRobert has consistently been involved with the arts community and charitable institutions, as a board member and benefactor. Colleagues have praised him as a dedicated, committed supporter and a voice of reason for the interior design profession and respective business communities.\n\"It's a great honour to be recognized by my peers in this way,\" says Robert Ledingham. \"This award exemplifies my passion to see the continued growth and advancement of the interior design profession. I hope to continue to be active in our industry and inspire others to take a leadership role in our community.\"\nLedingham is a Fellow of International Interior Design Association (IIDA) and Chione (Chione) and a past president of Chione. In 2006, he was awarded an honorary doctorate from the University of Manitoba for his leadership in the field of interior design. He is currently principle of Ledingham Design Consultants.\n\u0444\u0438\u043d\u0430\u043d\u0441\u043e\u0432\u044b\u0435 \u043f\u0438\u0440\u0430\u043c\u0438\u0434\u044b \u0432 \u0440\u043e\u0441\u0441\u0438\u0438\n\u0444\u043e\u0440\u0435\u043a\u0441 \u043c\u0430\u0440\u0442\u0438\u043d\u0433\u0435\u0439\u043b",
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        "raw_content": "A Grand Fellow and a Gentleman\nJack Manchester (1908 - 1983) captained the 1935 All Black team on the third tour of the UK. It was not a resounding success with test losses to both England and Wales and in a sense Jack\u2019s reputation wrongly suffered. For members of the Christchurch Club he remained a much esteemed member and eventually a Life Member, having served with distinction on the field and in the committee room. His returns to the Bangor Street clubrooms in the 1960s and 1970s were invariably marked by glowing references to \u2018Jack\u2019 and his service to the club. He was the Club\u2019s second All Black captain and an integral member of the great Christchurch Senior team of 1930.\nAt the time of his passing Jack Manchester\u2019s life-long friend and team mate, Beau Cottrell, wrote \u201cJack was a grand fellow to play with, he was so keen and enthusiastic about the game and he retained this enthusiasm for it right through his life\u201d. Beau also told a lovely story of the beginning of their friendship and the work they put in to become All Blacks of the very highest calibre. Beau\u2019s tribute echoes with memories of long ago when two young men, who became friends, pursued a common goal. They would meet in the gathering dusk of the evening to hone their skills - the one leaping in imaginary lineouts, the other raking the ball in imaginary scrums.\nFor those who trained at the lighted ground at the Armagh Street bridge the ghostly figures of two of the Club\u2019s great men, silently practising, is easily imagined and savoured.\nBeau wrote, \u201cWe first came together in 1928\u2026We started meeting after 5 o\u2019clock and going out to training on Tuesday and Thursday nights in Hagley Park. Jack really loved his rugby and during the winter had few other thoughts but football. When we got to know each other better we used to meet at a near-by tea shop and have morning tea together and our conversation was inevitably football and all that was happening in the football world\u201d.\n\u201cJack was a tall fellow and a natural lineout forward and I was a hooker. On other nights we would go to the lighted training ground and I would throw the ball to him for lineout practice and he would put it in for me to have hooking practice\u2026 We were both tremendously keen and as the season went on, we both became quite proficient at our particular skills.\u201d\nManchester\u2019s playing years with Christchurch began in 1927 and finished in 1936. He was key member of the great 1930 team which won the senior championship. The forward pack in this side was formidable with All Blacks Ron Stewart, Beau Cottrell and George Scrimshaw. Manchester played as a tight loose side-rower alongside this talented trio. Playing in a championship winning team would have helped his career and when Canterbury won the Ranfurly Shield in 1930 he gained further exposure. In the 1932 match against Otago he was responsible for initiating a try that encapsulated the brilliance of this team and was talked about for many years.\nJK Moloney in his book Rugby Football in Canterbury wrote, \u201cIn the second spell with the score 9-6 in Canterbury\u2019s favour there came a try which was characteristic of the [teams] brilliance\u2026Manchester started it by fielding the kick-off and throwing a long one-handed pass to Innes from whom it went to King, then to Oliver\u2026then to Cottrell who gave it to Bowes\u2026 [Who] dashed over to score a try.\u201d\nJack Manchester was born in Waimate and his secondary education was at Timaru Boys High School where he was in the 1st XV for three years from 1924 to 1926. Described as \u201c\u2026 a great lineout forward, a tireless worker in the rucks and very fast in the loose\u201d he was 6 foot and one inch tall and weighed a little over 14 stones. He played mainly as a blind side flanker although it should be remembered his career spanned the demise of the 2-3-2 scrum and until 1931 he was one of three middle-rowers. He captained the All Blacks on the 1935 tour and ended up playing lock for much of the tour.\nIt is a tour which saw both Wales and England defeat the All Blacks and following the great success of the 1924 Invincibles was seen as something of a failure. Lugger Manchester as skipper shouldered some of the blame but Terry McLean writing in the Club\u2019s 125th history put the tour in perspective when he wrote,\n\u201cJack Manchester was always aware that his captaincy on the 1935 - 1936 tour was derided. 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        "raw_content": "This has been, the longest two years of my life...\nBut I will never label anything a mistake.\nI have been confused, and hurt, and it had made me rethink a lot of decisions in my life, but I will never regret placing Keaton up for Adoption.\nBut there is one thing I do regret.\nWhen I got pregnant with Keaton, I had slept with two different men, one who was a close friend, who, in all reality, was my first true love. But the first loves are clouded with misjudgment and often filled with unrealistic things that we only want to see, and not what is truly in front of us.\nThe second was someone who was just a friend, we would talk, laugh, cook dinner together, watch movies - we were just friends, the sex was NOT part of the plan. I was living with my Aunt, and I was alone. My friend at the time, Kristy, introduced me to him, and we went out for a few drinks, and he invited me over the next weekend for movies. We both made it clear we didn't want to be involved with anyone, but both of us enjoyed the others company.\nThe night with Chris, we smoked, and had sex... I dont remember much, but I remember sex was part of it, and so was protection.\nThe two nights with Aaron involved sex, and protection.\nThe pregnancy was not supposed to be part of either.... But it happened, and for a good reason.\nLook, I have had my fair share of emotional issues to deal with, some not so bad, some horrific. But here I am, making it through them all.\nI told both, and from Chris, I got talk it wasnt his, to leave him alone, etc.\nFrom Aaron, I got that he wanted full custody or an abortion. I opted to lie about an abortion, as I refused to let this man take custody of a child when in all honesty, I had only known him a few weeks.\nAdoption....\nI withheld information on the birthfather, and IW as told I had the right to do so my the social worker. I told her about both Chris and Aaron, but also told her that I didnt believe either of them, nor myself, were stable to raise a baby. She agreed, and left the choice up to me.\nI withheld.\nChris saw a photo of Keaton in my car one day when I picked him up from a rehab for break, and he started crying, \"Oh my God, this is my kid. Patty, if you could see baby pictures of me you would know. This is my kid!!\"\nI told Chris about Aaron, even explained that Aaron and Keaton looked a lot alike.\nAnd if you look at pictures, its hard. Chris and Keaton look a like as babies, but Aaron and Keaton look almost identical in current photos.\nI accept that this is part of my own journey. But I also must respect the fact that Keaton's parents are not wanting or willing to build a relationship with either of these individuals.\nBut, then comes the pain.\nChris went behind my back and found out who Keaton's parents were, and contacted them.\nFirst his mother told me that she was going to hire a private detective, and then he told me my ex gave him the information.\nChris asked me everything about Keaton, and I shared all the non-personal information (or what they call, non-identifying).\nI shared his box - the adoption papers, I showed him the Birth Father packet that I left blank, and explained that I didn't know if I should add Aaron's info, or his, he said he understood. I showed him the scrap book from the Entrustment ceremony. I showed him the hospital bracelets, etc.\nWell, in 2010 is when he went behind my back to contact them.\nHis mother messaged me on MySpace, and I told her I couldnt give her any info, not even first names, but I could contact the adoption agency and ask them what I can give. Well, before I had the chance, she and chris somehow found out who they were and e-mailed them.\nI will never forgive them for that.\nSince then, H started back to school and the communications have cut back severely. I'm sure to them its ok, but to me it sucks lol.\nFor the first 3 years we talked and exchanged e-mails all the time. But now, it takes a few months to get a response. While my heart completely understand, my mind plays games and tells me all the worst reasons.\nI was up front with every one about everything, and now my honesty is coming back to bite me in the ass.",
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        "raw_content": "Ask Elizabeth Lindsay why she chose to buy a home in Albion Woods, a landlease community owned by Parkbridge Lifestyle Communities just south of Ottawa, and she will tell you with a smile: \u201cbecause of the value of the home and the lifestyle.\u201d The former Associate Professor in Health Sciences is an experienced homeowner who lived in a number of single-family houses and condominium townhouses throughout a life that saw her move regularly. When taxes and condo fees on her last apartment went up, again, she started looking for alternatives. She says she could hardly believe her eyes when she saw a listing for a home in Albion Woods\u2014a lovely home with great features at an incredible price. \u201cI had already decided that I was willing to move a little further in order to get a larger home and a bit of a garden\u2014at a price I was willing to pay with comparable monthly costs.\u201d The fact that the home was on a leased lot meant that she could get all that and still be within comfortable driving distance to downtown.\nThe first visit convinced her immediately that the home had all the features that were most important to her: it was bright and light, with high ceilings and an open concept layout\u2014\u201cI love being able to see right through from front to back\u201d\u2014and it had pillars, granite countertops and other touches of luxury that she appreciated.\nAt 1,700 sq. ft., the home had lots of space, including a large room at the back for play and work, and a three-season sunroom. Plus, it offered storage space galore\u2014including a basement and double garage. \u201cStorage was very important to me,\u201d says Elizabeth. \u201cIt\u2019s a myth that we need less storage space as we get older. On the contrary, we still have lots of stuff ourselves, plus we often end up with our parents\u2019 belongings and still have to warehouse our children\u2019s possessions until they finally get settled.\u201d The house, built by Guildcrest Homes, a large factory-based builder in Eastern Ontario, had been a model home for the community back in 2005, and showcased the design and construction offered by the company. \u201cMy building inspector was impressed and very complimentary about the quality of the home,\u201d says Elizabeth.\nElizabeth was also attracted to the idea of living in a place where people look out for each other without being intrusive. \u201cThere is a community spirit here that perhaps can best be described as \u2018quiet watchfulness and helpfulness\u2019. Many people offer help when needed and are aware when something is \u2018off\u2019. If a garbage can stays out on the street too long, for instance, someone will check to make sure everything is okay.\u201d\nFor Elizabeth, the ongoing professional management is another great advantage of the landlease community. As the owner of the community, Parkbridge maintains an office onsite to manage the community on a daily basis, from looking after landscaping and common amenities to dealing with residents\u2019 issues. By comparison, she explained, condominium associations frequently consist of owners with varying experience in financial management and building maintenance; yet they make decisions that can seriously affect the lives and economic circumstances of the residents. The whole concept of landlease communities is not well understood, notes Elizabeth. A lot of people don\u2019t know what it means. This includes lawyers and bankers who may be a little leery of a homeownership form that excludes land, simply due to lack of knowledge. likewise, many real estate agents don\u2019t seem to have a firm handle on how to describe and explain landlease communities to potential customers.\nElizabeth believes that landlease communities offer a very attractive option for homeownership. She does advise people who may be thinking about buying a home in a landlease community to exercise due diligence and ask a lot of questions. You need to fully understand what you are buying into and have confidence in the company that operates the community. She also found it helpful to make a list of the expenses she had living in her condominium and compare them to what the expenses would be in a landlease home.\nHaving lived in Albion Woods for a little more than a year, Elizabeth is involved in a residents\u2019 committee that works with Parkbridge on community matters. \u201cThere is an opportunity to become part of the community, if you want it,\u201d she says.\nIt looks like Elizabeth Lindsay won\u2019t be moving again anytime soon.",
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        "raw_content": "IN THE MATTER Of THE PROMULGATION AND THE ESTABLISHMENT Of FIELD RULES TO GOVERN OPERATIONS IN THE MOUNT PEARL AND SORRENTO FIELDS, CHEYENNE COUNTY, COLORADO Cause No. 349, 426 Order No. 426-15, 349-8\nThis cause came on for hearing before the Commission on June 15, 1987, at 9:00 A.M., in Room 110 State Centennial Building, 1313 Sherman Street, Denver, Colorado, after giving Notice of Hearing as required by law on the verified application of Williford Energy Company for an order to amend Order No. 426-9 (corrected) and include wells located on certain lands in the Mount Pearl and Sorrento Fields, Cheyenne County, Colorado, that were not previously included for production restrictions as provided for by said Order.\n1. Williford Energy Company as applicant herein, is an interested party in the subject matter of the above-referenced hearing.\n3. The Commission has jurisdiction over the subject matter embraced in the notice of the aforesaid hearing, and of the parties interested therein, as well as jurisdiction to promulgate the hereinafter-\n4. On September 15, 1986, the Commission authorized Order No. 426-9 (corrected) to be issued which placed a restriction on production on wells located on certain lands in the spaced area of the Mr. Pearl Field and producing from the Morrow Reservoir.\n5. Testimony at the time of hearing indicates that there is continuity of the Morrow B Sand into the western portion of the Sorrento and that in order to protect correlative rights and prevent waste, the production restrictions as established by Order No. 426-9 (corrected) should be extended to include wells producing from the Morrow B reservoir located in the following described lands in Cheyenne County, Colorado. (a) Sorrento Field (Cause No. 349) Township 13 South, Range 48 West 6th P.M. Section 31: All Township 13 South, Range 49 West 6th P.M. Section 36: E/2 (b) Mt. Pearl Field (Cause No. 426) Township 13 South, Range 48 West 6th P.M. Section 32: S/2 6. No objections to the application were received.\nNOW THEREFORE IT IS ORDERED that Order No. 426-9 (corrected) is hereby amended and the production restrictions of said order shall henceforth apply to wells producing from the Morrow B reservoir located in the following described lands in Cheyenne County, Colorado:\n(a) Sorrento Field (Cause No. 349) Township 13 South, Range 48 West 6th P.M. Section 31: All Township 13 South, Range 49 West 6th P.M. Section 36: E/2 (b) Mt. Pearl Field (Cause No. 426) Township 13 South, Range 48 West 6th P.M. Section 32: S/2 IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the above Order shall become effective forthwith.\nENTERED this 6th day of 1987, as of June 15, 1987.\n(426-15 & 349-8)",
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        "raw_content": "Edward Reynolds work' is of startling originality, including faceted and curvilinear geometries, zoomorphic forms and complex circulation systems. This talk will set Reynolds within the context of architectural discourse in the 1950s...\nGeraint Franklin\n\u2018Sweet Geometry: Edward Reynolds at the AA, 1956-58\u2032\nAA Lecture Hall, 18:30, Tuesday 2nd May, 2017\nA student at the Architectural Association from 1956-8, Edward Reynolds (1926-59) produced work of startling originality, including faceted and curvilinear geometries, zoomorphic forms and complex circulation systems. This talk sets Reynolds within the context of architectural discourse in 1950s London, exploring his connections with other students and his tutors Bill Howell, John Killick, James Gowan and others.\nGeraint Franklin is an architectural historian specialising in British architecture since 1945. His book Howell Killick Partridge & Amis will be published by Historic England in June 2017.\nAll lectures are open to members of the public, staff and students unless otherwise stated.",
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        "raw_content": "College Profile: California State University-Fullerton\nCalifornia State University, Fullerton, commonly known as CSUF, CSU Fullerton, or Cal State Fullerton, is currently the largest California State University campus. The University is located in the city of Fullerton, in Orange County, California, USA.\nOther Names Cal State Fullerton\nCalifornia State University-Fullerton Website\nQuestion and Answer about \"California State University-Fullerton\"",
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        "raw_content": "SCOOP Commercial Building & Design 2013 103 Essays | Going green E very Sunday morning hundreds of foreign maids gather in the shady plaza of Hong Kong\u2019s towering HSBC skyscraper to play cards, gossip and while away their precious free time. Shaded from the harsh tropical sun and fringed with lush green plants, the plaza is an ideal meeting place in the heart of this ultra-high-density city. It\u2019s a curious gathering to stumble across in the middle of Hong Kong\u2019s financial district, but as quirky as it is, it\u2019s by no means unique. It\u2019s a ritual that is repeated in cities all over the world \u2013 including Perth, where office workers descend on the cool green gardens at the base of the Central Park tower at lunchtime \u2013 as residents and visitors flock to green spaces to escape the heat, relax and reconnect with the natural world. In 2008, man crossed an historic barrier \u2013 for the first time in history there were more people living in urban areas than in rural. Landscape architecture is therefore an important consideration in the increasingly rapid development and burgeoning population of our city, and it is now recognised that urban green spaces provide a remarkably broad set of services. The most salient aspect is the calming effect of a stroll through one of the city\u2019s parks, or a lunchbreak in the sun in a landscaped courtyard, or the aesthetic pleasure gained from a tree-lined street. However, the benefits extend to making cities more competitive and bestowing a broad range of environmental and economic benefits. There\u2019s a lot we can learn from our neighbours in Asia, and ambitious landscape projects like the Singapore government\u2019s extraordinary Gardens by the Bay precinct. This 101ha park on Singapore\u2019s Marina Bay showcases two conservatories, as well as a grove of futuristic man-made Supertrees that combine a living skin of plants with photovoltaic cells and dazzling lights. Gardens by the Bay was envisaged as a park that would transform Singapore from a garden city to a city within a garden. For HASSELL principal Anthony Brookfield, it\u2019s set the benchmark high for our region, and its popularity demonstrates the tangible benefits of quality landscape architecture. Elizabeth Quay, Riverside, the Perth City Link and the new stadium at Burswood will redraw the boundaries of Perth, but the success of these projects hinges on the quality of their green spaces and public areas. The architecture of the buildings in these developments may define them, but the consensus is that the green spaces are the precincts that will draw the crowds. And it\u2019s not just about providing some shade and cooling grass underfoot. The landscape architecture component of Brookfield Place was incorporated in the revitalisation of some of the city\u2019s most historic buildings. It delivered a fresh new green space that wraps around the dining and entertainment precinct, which Anthony says creates vibrancy in what was predominantly a hard landscape. \u201cOne of the things we like to do is tell a lot of stories and embed the history of the place, and try to bring that out in a subtle and abstract way,\u201d Anthony explains. \u201cAt Brookfield Place there is some amazing seating where we have referenced the printing house, and that is abstractly referenced in the different ways we have finished the paving. If you look at it from a certain angle, it looks like news print.\u201d An integral component of the Crown Burswood development was the transformation of the entry, which is inspired by West Australian landscapes. Plantings were chosen for their local provenance, and artwork and innovative lighting combine with quality hard and soft landscaping materials. OPPOSITE The green spaces in Brookfield Place wrap around a new dining and entertainment precinct.",
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        "raw_content": "Complications of Obstructive Sleep Apnoea\nThe reason why we treat UARS and sleep apnoea is because they cause huge problems for patients. Below are some of the problems caused by sleep apnoea. Research regarding UARS is still in the early stages and therefore there isn\u2019t any solid data on this yet.\nMental Slowness. Having sleep apnoea leads to a number of mental difficulties. One study, which looked at all the data on this subject, found that patients had impairment of inductive and deductive reasoning, attention, vigilance, learning, and memory. This means that patients with sleep apnoea are unable to think as clearly as before.\nRoad Traffic Accidents. The most worryingly consequence of this difficulty in thinking clearly is seen as a worsening of people\u2019s driving ability. You are 5-12 times more likely to have a road traffic accident if you have obstructive sleep apnoea. This risk of driving with sleep apnoea is becoming more of a public issue, as the DVLA have recently updated their guidance for these patients.\nGrowth Hormone. Snoring is normally considered a nuisance and merely a social problem. There is more evidence that suggests that children who snore have reduced levels of growth hormone, they have a higher rate of neurocognitive disorders and it seems to affect the quality of a child\u2019s life. Showing a problem in adults is much harder to investigate, but there are researchers actively looking into this.\nDepression. There is a 1.8 times risk of acquiring depression when you have sleep apnoea. Interestingly it seems depression may actually cause sleep apnoea as well, although the reasons for this haven\u2019t been researched yet.\nYou are 5-12 times more likely to have a road traffic accident if you have obstructive sleep apnoea.\nHigh Blood Pressure. Most people with sleep apnoea have a higher blood pressure than before. Many sleep apnoea patients have what is known as resistant hypertension, meaning that their blood pressure is very difficult to control with the normal blood pressure medications. A large study known as the heart BEAT study stated that in cases of resistant hypertension, it is reasonable to investigate for sleep apnoea purely because it is a common cause of this problem (J Clin Sleep Med 2014 Walia). Treating obstructive sleep apnoea also leads to a reduction in blood pressure without requiring any antihypertensive medication. In some cases, Mr Vik Veer has to warn patients that when their sleep apnoea is being treated patients should be keeping a close eye on their blood pressure because it might go too low if they are on a lot of medication for it.\nHeart Failure. One study found that 50% of patients with heart failure also had obstructive sleep apnoea. Heart failure and sleep apnoea seem to be very closely linked. (Macdonald J Clin Sleep Med 2008)\nStroke. Another study also showed that having sleep apnoea is risk factor for getting a stroke (hazard ratio 1.97). They also found that the higher the number of apnoeas each hour meant there was a higher risk of getting a stroke. (Yaggi N Engl J Med 2005)\nHeart Arrhythmias. The Sleep Heart Health Study found that there is a 5 fold increase in arrhythmias (Am J Respir Crit Care Med 2006). These are abnormal heart rhythm problems like AF (atrial fibrillation). Another study found that electrical reversal (cardioversion), of AF is 82% likely to fail if the patient has sleep apnoea. (Kanagala Circulation 2003)\nWeight Gain. It is extremely hard to lose weight when you have Obstructive Sleep Apnoea. We believe this is because the body is in a \u2018stressed\u2019 state, and therefore it reacts by holding on to fat. This is the caveman reaction in all of us preparing for a harsh winter. Mr Vik Veer\u2019s approach in people who have a weight problem with sleep apnoea is just to go ahead with treatment. He has had excellent results this way in the long term, because just giving a little bit of help to these patients mean that they have more energy to go on and exercise and lose weight. Losing 10% of body weight generally translates to reducing snoring and sleep apnoea by 30%. Some people are unable to start this process until they have had a little bit of treatment to get them back on the right path. An honest clear conversation with a multimodal treatment approach to sleep apnoea is what Mr Vik Veer practices in his NHS and private work.\nDiabetes. Patients with sleep apnoea are more likely to have diabetes (European Sleep Apnea Cohort (ESADA) study. Chest 2014; Kent). Similar to high blood pressure, Mr Vik Veer suggests that patients keep a careful eye on their glucose levels during treatment as there is a chance that the diabetes will improve, and therefore patients should avoid the complication of taking too much medication and dropping their glucose levels too low.\nCholesterol. Levels of fat in the blood also improve after treatment of sleep apnoea.\nPatients with sleep apnoea are more likely to seek medical attention, use medication, be unemployed, and have lower income levels. It was estimated that patients lost up to the equivalent of 12,000 Euros a year and their partners lost about 3000 Euros per year due to sleep apnoea. This is a massive drain on patients and the economy (Danish patient registry 2014 Sleep Medicine). 432 million pounds a year is estimated to be lost in the NHS due to untreated sleep apnoea. It seems incredible that more is not being done to draw attention to this problem and try and prevent these complications.\nBack to Symptoms of Sleep Apnoea\nRead the next topic - How to diagnose Sleep Apnoea",
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        "raw_content": "Problem: This verse commands: \u201cYou shall not boil a young goat in its mother\u2019s milk.\u201d What does this mean and why were the Israelites commanded not to do this?\nSolution: There are two distinct questions here, and they should be separated. First of all, what does this passage mean? Second, why was God opposed to their doing this? The answer to the first question is easy. Every word in the sentence is clear. The Israelites knew exactly what to do. They were not supposed to cook a baby goat in its mother\u2019s milk. So there was absolutely no problem in their knowing what God did not want them to do.\nThe real problem is why did God forbid this? There are many possible reasons given by commentators:\n1. Because it was an idolatrous practice.\n2. Because it was a magical (occult) practice to try to make the land more productive.\n3. Because it was cruel to destroy a baby goat in the very milk which sustained it.\n4. Because milk and meat are difficult to digest.\n5. Because it shows contempt for the parent-child relationship.\n6. Because it would symbolically profane the Feast of Ingathering.\n7. Because God wanted them to cook with olive oil, not butter.\n8. Because it was too luxurious or Epicurean.\nThe truth is that we do not know for sure why God commanded this. But it does not really matter, since the Israelites knew exactly what they were not to do, even if they did not fully understand why. So while there is a problem in understanding the purpose of this passage, there is no problem in understanding its meaning. It means exactly what it says.",
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        "raw_content": "As the new year starts to unfold, Hollywood hosts many award ceremonies to recognize actors, directors, musicians and move makers alike. On January 7th, the Golden Globes were hosted for people in film and tv. A few weeks later the Screen actors guild (SAG) awards and Grammy awards were given out. This years Academy Awards or \u201cOscars\u201d will be given out on Sunday March 4th. This will be the 90th Academy Award ceremony ever hosted.\nThe Oscars are broken up into many different categories. Some directed towards various acting roles while others are all about cinematography and musical scores. The following are my most anticipated categories:\nBest actor and actress in a lead role\nOne of the very interesting parts about the Oscars is that some of the smaller and lower budget movies have a chance to be in the spotlight. If a film with a low budget wound up not being very successful at the box office due to critic reviews or higher competition, this could give it another chance to make up for that loss. Another fun aspect is that there is no limit to how many nominations a film can have. This why you often time hear about one film falling under many categories. For example this year, the film Dunkirk is up for eight different nominations.\nAs a very big movie person, I usually end up going to see many of the movies that end up being nominated. Usually my reasoning for seeing a movie depends on what it\u2019s about, who directed it, if it\u2019s an original concept or based of something like true events or novels and if it\u2019s part of a previously started series. For example, I saw Star Wars since I\u2019m a fan and it\u2019s the new edition to a long running series. I also recently saw The Post which is a movie about a true story involving the presses role during the Vietnam war. Both films have been nominated for various awards. Here are my predictions for this year\u2019s ceremony.\nBest film- Nine films were nominated this year: Call me by your name, Darkest hour, Dunkirk, Get out, Lady Bird, Phantom thread, The shape of water, The post and Three Billboards outside Ebbing Missouri. Now the only film I saw out of all these was The Post, but I heard great things about Dunkirk, Get Out and Darkest Hour. Get Out was widely regarded as a thriller and horror hit long in the making. Darkest Hour and The Post were well praised for their story telling and subject matters. Obviously each film has a different target audience and that makes it hard to choose one as the best film of the whole year. My guess is The Post will win because it\u2019s about real events that happened during the 70\u2019s and it saw the return of big name actors Tom Hanks and Meryl Streep.\nBest director- I think Christopher Nolan will win. 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        "raw_content": "STAR CITIZEN VERSION 3.0 LOOKS SET TO LIVEN UP THE GALAXY \u2013 Polygon, Aug 2016\nTo say the entire Star Citizen stream and Chris Roberts\u2019 GamesCom 2017 presentation were an unmitigated disaster, would be an understatement. If you haven\u2019t yet done so, you should read my coverage of the daily streams because they will serve to give a better insight (PC Invasion also has a really good one) as to how we got here, and why Chris\u2019s presentation ended up being such a massive disappointment which now serves as even more irrefutable evidence that the project is FUBAR. Heck, as I had previously written for months now, various sources had been telling me how much of a disaster the 3.0 build was, but I was still shocked by what I saw \u2013 live.\nBefore we begin, I would like to lay out a few things which serve to set the stage, and illustrate why this particular presentation, like last year, was so vital.\nI backed this project right off the bat in 2012 because I wanted to see the game (which was pitched), made. According to their own nomenclature, I am an original backer. I backed it just like I did all the other space combat games I crowd-funded over the years, whether or not they succeeded or failed. My goal isn\u2019t, never was, and isn\u2019t going to be about me wanting to see the project fail; that I\u2019m jealous (which is hilarious, considering that I\u2019ve been making games for 30 years, while Chris got kicked out of the biz over a decade before 2012) of Chris Roberts, or any of the nonsense that those guys keep spouting because it makes them sleep better at night. Despite the fact that my first July 2015 blog about this farce, as well as quite a few investigative reports, made these points clear, those trying to obfuscate the issue, are making this about me, instead of about Chris Roberts and the failed project. In fact, all said and done, I really do feel sorry for him because this project has completely sealed his fate as an incompetent, lying scammer, and egotistical con man. You can never recover from that. Especially after you\u2019ve scammed a group of people out of millions of dollars, while making promises you can\u2019t or don\u2019t intend to keep.\nAs I wrote in a short missive a few days ago, and as I have said for over two years now, vindication aside, I\u2019m going to continue exposing this scam and will do everything in my power to ensure that they don\u2019t get away with it.\nIn Jan 2017, Chris Roberts made the following statements:\n\u201cFirst of all, we always have a decent amount of money in reserve, so if all support would collapse, we would not suddenly be incapacitated. We plan the scope of the development based on what arrives monthly by the people to support. I\u2019m not worried, because even if no money came in, we would have sufficient funds to complete Squadron 42. The revenue from this could in-turn be used for the completion of Star Citizen.\u201d \u2013 $141M raised.\nIn Aug 2016 (at GamesCom), Chris Roberts made the following statements:\n\u201c..so, it\u2019s our big end of the year release. er so er yeah, so we\u2019re gonna get it out the end of the year; hopefully not on December 19th but, er, like last year\u2026.but it is a big one, so, not making er, I got shot for making promises, but er, that\u2019s our goal.\u201d \u2013 $118M raised.\nIn Sept 2014, Chris Roberts made the following statements:\n\u201cLong ago I stopped looking at this game the way I did when I worked for a publisher who gave me a fixed budget to make a retail game. I now look at our monthly fundraising and use that to set the amount of resources being used to develop this game. We keep a healthy cash reserve so that if funding stopped tomorrow we would still be able to deliver Star Citizen (not quite to the current level of ambition, but well above what was planned in Oct 2012).\u201d \u2013 $54M raised.\nIn Apr 2013, Chris Roberts made the following statements:\n\u201cIn the old model as a developer I would have captured 20 cents on the dollar,\u201d Roberts said. \u201cUltimately that means I can make the same game for a fifth of the revenue, a fifth of the sales, and I can be more profitable, and I can exist on lower unit sales. I think that\u2019s good for gamers, because crowdfunding and digital distribution are enabling more nichey stuff to be viable. It\u2019s also allowing gamers to have their voice heard, and have their influence earlier in the process. You don\u2019t really have your input into how Call of Duty\u2019s being made.\u201d \u2013 $8.6M raised\nIn Oct 2012, Chris Roberts made the following statements:\nReally it is all about constant iteration from launch. The whole idea is to be constantly updating. It isn\u2019t like the old days where you had to have everything and the kitchen sink in at launch because you weren\u2019t going to come back to it for awhile. We\u2019re already one year in \u2013 another two years puts us at 3 total which is ideal. Any more and things would begin to get stale.\u201d \u2013 $2.5M raised.\nHaving pitched a completely different 3.0 build in Q4/16, it wasn\u2019t until April 2017 that the first dev schedule for 3.0 was released. What should have been another major alarm bell, was mostly down-played by most of the hardcore zealots. You can read my analysis. Just this past August, after missing every single release date since that time, they just went ahead and completely removed the \u201crelease aim dates\u201d from the schedule. And that was AFTER Chris went on an Aug 3rd AtV broadcast to explain why 3.0 was delayed, what was in it etc. No wait, that\u2019s not all!\nThe project is in pre-alpha. What that means is that six years and $157M later, they are nowhere near where they need to be. This invariably means that by the time they go through all the dev stages (pre-alpha->alpha->beta->release candidate->release), all of which have several builds over several months, the project would have been dead. The reason is simple: they\u2019ve yet to deliver even 15% of the what they promised, having raised $65M back in Nov 2014. If this were a project funded by a publisher or other dev, it would have either been canceled by now, or chopped up and shipped in order to recoup some of the costs. Now we are seeing why, his poor reputation aside, all the publishers that Chris Roberts pitched this game (using a different name, starting with his attempts to use Wing Commander), to, just rejected it.\nThe last patch for the game was 2.6.3 released in April 7th 2017. As I type this, there are over 3000+ bugs logged on their website for that build. Some of those bugs have been in there since as far back as the first hangar module release in 2013.\nFinally, a LOT has been written about this train wreck, so if you haven\u2019t been keeping up, there is no way you are going to actually grasp the gravity of the situation that the project is now in. However, even if you don\u2019t read my rather extensive Star Citizen blogs, at the very least, please read these updates as a sort of primer. 07-29-2017, 07-08-2017 , 05-26-2017 , 04-18-2017 , 12-13-2016\nSTAR CITIZEN GC2017 BLOOPERS (A SERIES OF UNFORTUNATE EVENTS)\nGAMESCOM 2017 \u2013 THE EPIC DISASTER\nWhen we found out that Twitch and YouTube streamers at the show were going to be playing the buggy and performance hog that is pre-release 3.0, instead of the current 2.6.3 build (which wasn\u2019t even played at the show btw), most of us \u201cin the know\u201d weren\u2019t at all surprised. However, what was surprising was that it wasn\u2019t even the current \u201cstate image\u201d of the build. Instead CIG and their streamers were playing a stripped down version of 3.0. That build had a single moon with two outposts (non-interactive), two ground vehicles, two ships \u2013 and no game loop. In fact, not only was there no connection to the persistent universe as far as \u201cspace\u201d was concerned, but it was just a standard CryEngine level in which any concept of \u201cspace\u201d was just the empty area around (think sphere in a Black box) the level itself. And they had to reset it every 10 to 15 minutes. CIG made several statements indicating that they had deliberately disabled certain functionality, and that the full 3.0 build would be seen being played during Chris\u2019s presentation.\nAs if that wasn\u2019t bad enough, while all of that was going on, Chris announced in an interview with GameStar.de that Squadron 42 wasn\u2019t being shown or played, thus confirming what sources had already told me that it was now scheduled for a 2018 release. And he never once mentioned it during his presentation.\n6 YEARS + $156 MILLION + 500 PEOPLE (PAST & PRESENT) BROUGHT YOU THIS\nGAMESCOM 2017 \u2013 CHRIS ROBERTS STAR CITIZEN PRESENTATION\nThough the 3.0 hype had somewhat died down due to what had previously been seen during the streaming of the scaled down version, there was still some hope that backers were going to at least see the features touted for this release. Sure, as a pre-alpha game in development, bugs and performance issues are expected. But when you\u2019re looking at a six year project that has raised $156M (at the time), you tend to expect to see some progress. For all intent and purposes, there seems to have been very little progress made between the 2016 presentation and this one.\nThis time Chris didn\u2019t even bother to do slides of the 3.0 roadmap as he had done last year, and he said this right off the bat. However, he did bring slides showing the work that was being planned/done by Turbulent. This includes a new game launcher, patcher, and some VOIP stuff. All the things that you can get in lots of third-party software already.\nHe then declared that they were going to be playing 3.0 live. Here\u2019s the thing, Chris wasn\u2019t playing the game. In fact, except for that one time which ended in a complete disaster, backers have never \u2013 ever \u2013 seen him play his own game in any meaningful fashion. What he does is \u201cdirect\u201d his team playing the game. And he got to do this again, complete with scripted role-playing dialog. And no, I didn\u2019t make that last part up.\nWhile some may be OK with the fact that \u201cthey played 3.0 live\u201d, what\u2019s lost in translation is that, yet again, this was a build created specifically (UPDATE: This was proven to be the case merely days later) for this show. Like all the others before it. He has pulled this same stunt, year after year at both GamesCom (Aug) and CitizenCon (Oct) which are their peak fundraising events. If this was a build that was meant to be played for people to experience it unfiltered, they would have been playing it during the live stream. Instead, they came to the show with two builds. One for the live stream, and the other for his presentation. Now you have to wonder which of these two builds is the one being worked on, and now said to be coming out in early October.\nAnyway, the \u201cpresentation\u201d build was supposed to be of a single mission loop meant to show backers some of the progress in various areas of the project. Nothing more than a cookie-cutter quest mission. Start game, go meet a guy (who apparently doesn\u2019t have email or a comms device) at a bar about a job. The job? Go get a Red box somewhere on a barren moon, put it on a ship, and deliver it to another moon. I shit you not. That\u2019s it. All of it.\nAnd it DIDN\u2019T WORK!\nSo how did it all go so very wrong? Oh God, where to begin? Just look at the blooper reel to see how it all went down. But basically everything completely fell apart right from the start.\nThe NPC quest giver, Miles Eckhart, was only visible to one client. The others had to pretend he was there. They knew where he would be anyway, so there\u2019s that. But since we could see split-screen, they got busted on this part. At that point, me and my Goon army were rolling because we knew that the disaster was already off to a great start.\nThe Red box was invisible to the person who picked it up, and it could only be seen by the others. This issue, and others later (e.g. the girl driving the Rover couldn\u2019t see the attacking fighters), made it clear that the mission quest itself was basically single player, and hadn\u2019t been created to work in a multi-player environment. Basically the other clients were supporting actors in Chris\u2019s elaborate movie production designed to mislead backers.\nThe rover chassis and wheels, being separate entities, were moving incorrectly (e.g. the wheels were animated moving backwards). This aside from the fact that being handled separately and incorrectly is what caused the disaster on the ramp later on.\nThe game crashed when the Constellation ship left the moon and jumped through space to the other moon. Then, get this, they had to restart the whole thing from scratch, then do a speed run through. Seriously, it was hilarious.\nThen later on, the rail gun used from the back of the rover, missed the fighter it was firing at, and so they couldn\u2019t destroy it as part of the scenario. So that CIG player faked his own destruction with a \u201csuicide\u201d instead. We even got to see them executing console cheat commands during the stream!\nBecause the math for slopes is hard, and due to how they had chosen to hack together a working vehicle controller from the CryEngine base version, it was no surprise that when they attempted to drive the rover up the ramp and onto the Idris docking bay, it fell through the ramp \u2013 and exploded. At this point, we\u2019d completely lost it. I was shocked to be honest. Such a fundamental thing wasn\u2019t actually working. It was just so embarrassing.\nAs if the Idris (it\u2019s supposedly a capital ship) appearing wasn\u2019t hype enough, the most amazing thing was just how lackluster the space combat was. The current flight model is pure rubbish, and we already know this because it\u2019s been a major bane of contention since Arena Commander was first released back in June 2014, and it didn\u2019t get much better. However granted that the Idris is a fine ship (it\u2019s not currently playable btw), the landing on the moon, while ganky, had the wow (which the exploding rover ultimately killed) factor, the space combat portion completely ruined it. It was horrific, uninspiring for a capital ship combat \u2013 and ran at about 10 fps. If nothing else, this just served as yet another reminder that when you focus on \u201cvisual fidelity\u201d and forgot about the \u201cgame\u201d part of a project, you\u2019re bound to run into serious issues down the road.\nAnd when they played it a second time, they got busted when Chris was told that unless a player got the rail gun from the store, the script would break.\nAnd not only did they fail the mission, the success/fail resolution loop didn\u2019t even close. And they attempted it twice \u2013 and still couldn\u2019t complete it.\nOne person said it best:\n\u201cTheir MMO, which has been in development since 2011 (f*ck you Chris and your \u201cfull production\u201d bullshit), can\u2019t handle the pilot of a\nmulticrew vessel disconnecting from the rest of the party. Their MMO doesn\u2019t have AI, and required a full crew of people to fake a\nmission experience. Their MMO couldn\u2019t handle a rover driving on to a ramp without exploding, or feature two large ships fighting without\nturning into a slide show. Their MMO is so poorly programmed that they had to script a ship exploding when it got shot. Their MMO is shit.\nTheir MMO is being designed by a \u201cvisionary\u201d who, given a year to develop a vignette to show off his dream for gameplay, could only come up\nwith a shitty fetch quest. A visionary who is more concerned about marketing VOIP and some shitty webcam over producing any kind of gameplay.\nA visionary who believes things done a decade ago are somehow novel or interesting. Their MMO is being designed by an idiot.\nTheir MMO isn\u2019t a MMO. It\u2019s a case study in poor design practices, the perils of shitty oversight, the gullibility of gamer, and the myth of\nthe \u201cGreat Man\u201d game developer. It\u2019s a condemnation of Chris Roberts and irrefutable proof that he is a fraud who is better at spending money\nthan designing games.\u201c\nTWO CLIENTS. ONE MILES ECKHART. MUCH HILARITY\nThe only AI entities in this entire production, were at the starting base. All exhibiting various issues ranging from collision issues, animations that fail to trigger, pathfinding issues etc. He even claimed that there would be hundreds of NPC entities at these bases, all going about their daily routines on a schedule etc.\nAs I wrote here, having spent over three decades developing games, and which entails writing game scripts for both single and multiplayer sessions, there is no way on this God\u2019s Earth, that this basic quest mission could ever have worked in a multiplayer environment as designed. Like \u2013 at all. So once again, Chris came to a show with a carefully made demo that backers aren\u2019t likely to be playing as shown. Sure there\u2019s probably going to be gameplay elements such as driving on moons and planetoids \u2013 which I\u2019ve written (1, 2) extensively about in July (back when it was obvious that they couldn\u2019t do entire planets), as well as the new Mobiglass and other things shown. But if a very basic quest like this is not only flat-out broken, but didn\u2019t even portray 3.0 in a good light, why does anyone think that 3.0, if it ever gets released as promised, is going to fare any better than the disastrous 2.0 did back in Dec 2015? Let alone have any such missions in it?\nThat\u2019s not all, we all saw the performance issues which various sources had told me about, and which I\u2019d discussed these past months. This Idris ship, is a frigate (which for some reason they\u2019re now calling a capital ship) class. Having seen the performance when even one of them is in a scene, let alone two, who here believes that they\u2019re ever going to be able to put in ships of this size in the game? Here, take a look a the ship chart updated for GC2017 and be the judge. The Idris, which is missing btw, would be in the lower left under Aegis. You can see its size comparison in this ship cross-section image. Now look at Chris\u2019s reaction, and listen to his statements about those ships, performance, crash etc.\nAnd given the prices of all the assets lost in this single awful mission, with the loss of the Ursa rover, the Constellation ship, the Cutlass fighters, the Idris capital ship and the missiles it fires ($10 each btw), we calculate that a bunch of fools going on this mission would have lost about $2,500 (real money!) to retrieve a Red box on a distant barren rock. That\u2019s on each play through if they fail. LMAO!! Welcome to Star Citizen. Please buy LTI.\n6 YEARS + $156 MILLION + 500 PEOPLE (PAST & PRESENT) ALSO BROUGHT YOU THIS\nAmid this furor, and in between crashes, restarts, and an embarrassing display of incompetence and waste, Chris then decided to unveil the latest \u201cnew\u201d middleware technology. This time they showcased Faceware, a gaming gimmick that has been around since 2012 when Everquest (1, 2) was tooling around with it. Of course that went nowhere; and as far as we know, nobody is actually using it. Oh, and Facerig, a similar tool which works with every webcam, has been on Steam since 2015 for $15.\nBut here\u2019s the thing. This Faceware nonsense \u2013 which looks like crap in the game \u2013 was just part of the feature creep that goes as far back as Sept 2013 when it was first shown on one of the Star Citizen broadcasts. Only this time, obviously with financial incentives attached, there is now a Star Citizen branded camera peripheral being sold along with it. And like all his previously failed partnerships, including the one with Madcatz (who he decided to badmouth during the stream btw) for a joystick/keyboard combo, this is yet another opportunity to spend resources on something that has zero benefit or pertinence to the game that was pitched back in 2012. Furthermore, considering the fact that the networking remains the game\u2019s primary underlying issue, now they\u2019re going to add FOIP (Face Over IP), in addition to VOIP, to their network packets for an engine which, as seen in this presentation, still has serious problems with even LAN play, let alone Internet. OK then.\nAnd these clowns can\u2019t get a simple vehicle to drive up a ramp. After six years. And $156M.\nSTAR CITIZEN SALE ANALYTICS. CLICK FOR MORE\nIf you think my summary was hyperbole, well, here it is, broken down to brass tacks by someone else:\nBegan with a 45min delay + 3 or 4 commercials for chariots\nNew features (facial recognition, voice stuff) introduced then promptly revealed to be coming after 3.0, not with it\nAfter warping to the quest destination, the pilot\u2019s client crashed. The other two players were still in the ship but couldn\u2019t interact with it\nAfter 10 minutes of awkward troubleshooting they eventually had to restart. Cue another 15-20 minutes of mostly silence and long shots of a black room and an increasingly angry Chris as the demo is rebooted\nBecause the demo was nearly 100% scripted, they had to do everything all over again leading up to the warp crash\nthis included the world\u2019s worst RP of all time. yes, they still repeated the RP in the 2nd attempt\nThey get to the planet. it\u2019s janky. a ton of pop-in and missing models. We all begin to notice that the lighting / colors for each player (they keep switching cameras) is completely different. It\u2019s suggested that even the time of day for players is different\nThey find the quest object \u2013 a ship\u2019s black box which turned out to be a red cube that was just laying in a random spot on the floor\nThen they were ambushed, surprising nobody\nThey shot the bad guy\u2019s ship out of the air from their moon rover, but they clearly weren\u2019t even aiming at the guy and it was a really embarrassing moment of scripting\nAn Idris comes to save them, and jitter-janks its way to the surface. It extends a ramp for the rover to climb, and the entire thread knew at once it was going to end in disaster. It did. After many failed attempts the rover clipped through the ramp and exploded. The wheels literally fell off and rolled toward the camera, and I very nearly blacked out in laughter\nAlso the red black box was aboard the rover but nobody acknowledged the mission was a failure\nSometime after this we cut to a commercial for an RSI-branded webcam. Lots of scare tactics to make you think your existing webcam lacks the horsepower to handle Star Citizen\u2019s new facial stuff\nLater, the Idris goes to space and is ambushed a 2nd time, surprising nobody for a 2nd time\nAn epic space battle ensues as two goliaths fight through 6-7fps space and jitter-jank into one another. One explodes\nIt\u2019s the end of the demo. Chris then has a sudden and definitely not scripted idea \u2013 let\u2019s let the goliaths fight again, but this time the bad guy could win!\nIt\u2019s another 20 minutes waiting for the really obviously fake and scripted demo to spin up. It\u2019s awkward silence. Sandi wanders on stage in her weird clown outfit to give Chris a rum and coke\nThe epic space battle begins anew. I cannot notice a single difference, other than a fighter bounces off the hull of the Idris like a Loony Toons cartoon, and the idris rams the bad guy who explodes in 6-7fps fashion. More jitter-jank\nThen Chris ends the presentation prematurely before being reminded that the employees are coming out to say goodbye. He asks them to take a bow. They do so. that\u2019s it.\nYEAH, THEY FAKED IT LAST YEAR TOO\nBut through all this, they did manage to unveil a new commercial (seriously, that\u2019s a thing) for a $400 concept (it\u2019s a JPEG) ship, the 600i. But then \u2013 get this \u2013 they started charging backers to name their ship if they started buying with cash instead of credit or gifts. As of this writing, though their fundraising for this show is tracking poorly, they did manage to raise about $1M from a group of about 2K backers. Seriously. Aside from the fact that we know the funding chart is bogus (though we don\u2019t know to what extent), most of us remain convinced that there are people using this project to launder money, as there is simply no other reasonable explanation because it makes no sense whatsoever.\nOh but get this. Then during the show, they quietly changed the projected 3.0 release date from early Sept to early October. Though this backer claims (I urge you to read his rather lengthy indictment. update: CIG mods eventually locked the thread) to have asked for a refund because of that, I\u2019m guessing that the GC2017 presentation was a major part in that decision.\nWHEN LIFE GIVES YOU LEMONS, AND YOU DON\u2019T KNOW HOW TO MAKE LEMONADE\nThis was the first public showing of the much anticipated 3.0 build, and it was a complete disaster. Not only has hardly any progress been made since the last time 3.0 was showcased a year ago, but by my calculation, over 93% of the items they claim are coming in 3.0 and which are \u201ccompleted\u201d, were NOT shown in this build.\nAt this point, with the next big show, CitizenCon 2017 coming up on Oct 27th in Germany, assuming something called 3.0 is released before or after the show, my guess is that Chris may trot out a commercial or even a scripted demo of Squadron 42 because he has now completely burned 3.0 to the ground.\nChris has dug a hole he can\u2019t hope to crawl out of and this \u201cgame\u201d is never \u2013 ever \u2013 coming out. And now that he has spent all of the money, and barely on reserves, even as he takes out loans, and comes up with new and inventive ways to continue fleecing backer whales, the next part of this fiasco is going to be how he plans on making cuts without causing panic and spooking the remaining backer whales still funding this dumpster fire. Whatever he does, no matter how he does it, one thing is certain, it\u2019s going to be another hilarious disaster.\nUPDATE 2: Eurogamer published an interview Chris Roberts gave at GamesCom 2017. It\u2019s an eye-opening read which contains ample evidence of what I\u2019ve stated that they can\u2019t develop the game promised, and that they were in fact going to dump 3.0 as a Minimal Viable Product. I covered this extensively in various blogs. To recap his statements from April 18th, 2016:\nI am also thrilled to see that he is still reading my articles because I was the first and only person to leak that the internal and public schedules were different. He\u2019s a liar, a scam artist, and a fraud.\nUPDATE 1: I want to take the opportunity to mention that any backer who funded this project after the June 2016 ToS change is NOT entitled to a refund without taking legal action. The only way to enforce a refund, is to take CIG to arbitration (no, you can\u2019t sue them in open court), or get the State (e.g. AG) and Fed (e.g. the FTC) authorities involved (as what happened over a year ago). If they refuse, and you wish to pursue it, the issue is going to be determining whether or not backing on their website, as opposed to an official crowd-funding website (Indiegogo, Kickstarter etc) is a pre-order purchase or a donation. This was tested months ago during the Lily drone fiasco which I wrote about in this blog. Regardless, if you want a refund, there is a Reddit page (look to the right of the page for the steps) specifically for that.",
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        "raw_content": "Establishing neural crest identity: a gene regulatory recipe\nMarcos Sim\u00f5es-Costa, Marianne E. Bronner\nMarcos Sim\u00f5es-Costa\nDivision of Biology and Biological Engineering, California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, CA 91125, USA\nMarianne E. Bronner\nThe neural crest is a stem/progenitor cell population that contributes to a wide variety of derivatives, including sensory and autonomic ganglia, cartilage and bone of the face and pigment cells of the skin. Unique to vertebrate embryos, it has served as an excellent model system for the study of cell behavior and identity owing to its multipotency, motility and ability to form a broad array of cell types. Neural crest development is thought to be controlled by a suite of transcriptional and epigenetic inputs arranged hierarchically in a gene regulatory network. Here, we examine neural crest development from a gene regulatory perspective and discuss how the underlying genetic circuitry results in the features that define this unique cell population.\nThe neural crest is a remarkable cell type, notable for its ability to migrate extensively and differentiate into numerous derivatives (Fig. 1A-E). An evolutionary innovation, the neural crest is thought to have been crucial for the origin and diversification of vertebrates (Gans and Northcutt, 1983). It has been a subject of great interest to embryologists due to its far-reaching migratory ability and developmental plasticity, and is sometimes referred to as the \u2018fourth germ layer\u2019 (Hall, 2000). Discovery of the neural crest challenged important concepts pertaining to the development and evolution of the vertebrate body plan, especially when it was revealed that this ectodermal cell type could give rise to mesenchymal derivatives (Hall, 1999). Furthermore, identification of the neural crest demonstrated that the establishment of progenitor fields during body part formation could include contributions from cells incoming from distant locations.\nOver the past century, much has been learned through experimental embryology about neural crest cell plasticity and its contribution to various derivatives (Le Douarin and Kalcheim, 1999). Transplantation experiments, first in amphibian embryos (Horstadius, 1950) and later in birds using the now classic quail-chick chimeras pioneered by Le Douarin (1973), have established the pathways followed by neural crest cells and the extensive array of derivatives to which they contribute (Fig. 1F). These studies have made the neural crest one of the best-studied progenitor cell populations of vertebrate embryos.\nIn this Review, we first provide a brief overview of neural crest development (for further details, see Le Douarin, 1982; Sauka-Spengler and Bronner-Fraser, 2008). We then describe the current state of knowledge regarding connections within the neural crest gene regulatory network (GRN), elaborating upon novel regulatory interactions that have been characterized in the last few years. We compile information obtained from several studies and model organisms to sketch regulatory circuits controlling the different steps of neural crest development using the BioTapestry platform (Longabaugh et al., 2005, 2009) and discuss the importance of epigenetic regulation in neural crest formation. Most interactions presented in this version of the GRN were characterized in the cranial neural crest, although we have also included information from other axial levels when it is consistent with network topology. In particular, we emphasize the data regarding direct interactions obtained from cis-regulatory analysis, which allow in-depth characterization of the circuitry within the network.\nA brief overview of neural crest development\nNeural crest cells are induced in the ectodermal germ layer during gastrulation and initially reside in the neural plate border territory, which is positioned at the lateral edges of the central nervous system (Fig. 1B). During neurulation, this border territory elevates as the neural plate closes to form the neural tube (Fig. 1C,D). As a consequence, nascent neural crest cells come to reside within the dorsal aspect of the apposing neural folds, initiating the expression of neural crest genes, such as FoxD3 (Labosky and Kaestner, 1998) and Sox10 (Southard-Smith et al., 1998), that reflect their specification as bona fide neural crest cells. After neural tube closure/cavitation, they subsequently leave the central nervous system via an epithelial-to-mesenchymal transition (EMT) (Fig. 1D), resulting in their transformation into a migratory and multipotent progenitor cell population (Fig. 1E) that undergoes some of the most far-reaching migrations of any embryonic cell type, often moving long distances along highly stereotypic pathways.\nThe neural crest is a multipotent cell population. (A) Schematic dorsal view of a ten-somite stage chicken embryo, showing the neural crest (green) in the vicinity of the midline. The dotted lines delimit the embryonic region represented in cross-section (B-E). (B) Development of the neural crest begins at the gastrula stage, with the specification of the neural plate border at the edges of the neural plate. (C) As the neural plate closes to form the neural tube, the neural crest progenitors are specified in the dorsal part of the neural folds. (D) After specification, the neural crest cells undergo EMT and delaminate from the neural tube. (E) Migratory neural crest cells follow stereotypical pathways to diverse destinations, where they will give rise to distinct derivatives. (F) The neural crest is multipotent and has the capacity to give rise to diverse cell types, including cells of mesenchymal, neuronal, secretory and pigmented identity.\nFollowing migration, neural crest cells progressively differentiate into distinct cell types according to environmental influences encountered during their journey and at their final sites, where they cooperate with other cell populations to form appropriate tissues and organs (Bronner and LeDouarin, 2012). They generate a multitude of derivatives as diverse as elements of the craniofacial skeleton, sensory and autonomic ganglia of the peripheral nervous system, and pigment cells of the skin (Le Douarin, 1982) (Fig. 1F). Thus, vertebrate neural crest cells are defined by their origin at the neural plate border, their ability to leave the neural tube via EMT and their multipotency.\nCell lineage-tracing experiments have identified the derivatives and pathways of migration of various neural crest populations (Le Douarin, 1982). The regionalization of the body axis from anterior to posterior is reflected by neural crest subpopulations that contribute to some overlapping as well as axial level-specific derivatives. For example, cranial neural crest cells form the facial skeleton, including the upper and lower jaw and bones of the neck, as well as the glia and some neurons of the cranial sensory ganglia (Couly et al., 1998). Just below the head, vagal neural crest cells populate the outflow tract of the heart and enteric ganglia of the gut (Le Douarin and Teillet, 1973; Creazzo et al., 1998). The trunk neural crest contributes to the dorsal root and sympathetic ganglia of the peripheral nervous system (Le Douarin and Smith, 1988), migrating in a segmental pattern through the somites. However, trunk crest normally lacks the ability to form cartilage/bone or contribute to the cardiovascular system \u2013 as possessed by more anterior populations (Le Lievre and Le Douarin, 1975; Le Lievre et al., 1980). Pigment cells of the skin and peripheral glia arise from neural crest cells at all axial levels (Le Douarin, 1982).\nThe neural crest gene regulatory network\nAdvances in molecular biology in the last two decades have greatly elaborated our knowledge of the genetic control of different events in neural crest development (Simoes-Costa and Bronner, 2013). Numerous studies have resulted in the identification of many transcription factors important for neural crest formation, as well as some of the regulatory links between these regulators. The regulatory information obtained from different vertebrate model organisms has led to the concept of a neural crest GRN that underlies the process of neural crest formation (Meulemans and Bronner-Fraser, 2002; Betancur et al., 2010b) (Fig. 2). According to this model, the neural plate border is established by the combined action of distinct signaling pathways. The output of these signaling pathways, together with transcription factors expressed at the neural plate border, then establishes a novel regulatory state that sets apart presumptive neural crest cells from the other ectodermal domains. This process, which is known as neural crest specification, culminates in the expression of bona fide neural crest markers such as FoxD3, Snai1/2 and Sox8/9/10. Once the neural crest is specified, it undergoes radical gene regulatory changes that enable these cells to engage in EMT and initiate migratory behavior and diversification. In the following sections, we discuss the GRN at each stage of neural crest development, from the earliest specification through to the final differentiation of neural crest derivatives.\nA GRN controls neural crest formation. Outline of the GRN controlling neural crest development. Different inductive signals pattern the embryonic ectoderm and induce the expression of neural plate border specifier genes, which define the neural plate border territory. These genes engage in mutual positive regulation and also drive neural crest specification by activating the neural crest specifier genes. The neural crest specification program results in the activation of the EMT machinery that allows the neural crest cells to become migratory. The migratory neural crest cells express a set of regulators that endow them with motility and the ability to initiate different differentiation programs.\nInduction and formation of the neural plate border\nInitiation of neural crest development occurs during gastrulation and results in establishment of the neural plate border, which is a broad territory between the future neural and epidermal domains. The neural plate border contains a multi-progenitor cell population that is capable of giving rise to neural crest cells (Meulemans and Bronner-Fraser, 2002; Sauka-Spengler and Bronner-Fraser, 2008) (Fig. 3A) as well as ectodermal placodes, epidermal cells, roof plate cells and sensory neurons of the central nervous system (Groves and LaBonne, 2014). Formation of the neural plate border is closely linked to neural induction, presumably relying upon the same signals. Although there are some differences between species in the details of the neural crest induction process, a general model has emerged from observations of frog, chick and zebrafish that appears to hold true, at least broadly, across vertebrates.\nGRN module controlling the formation of the neural plate border. (A) The action of signaling systems such the BMP and WNT signaling pathways results in activation of the neural plate border (NPB) genes in the margins of the neural plate. (B) In the neural ectoderm, FGF signaling drives neural induction by activating proneural genes. In an intermediary territory located between the neural and non-neural ectoderm, WNTs and BMPs activate a number of transcription factors dubbed neural plate border specifiers. Activity of WNTs and BMPs is hampered in the neural ectoderm by a number of inhibitory molecules produced by these cells. (C) While SoxB1 genes (Sox2 and Sox3) are expressed in the early neural plate, the neural plate specifier transcription factors engage in mutual positive regulation, which stabilizes the neural plate border regulatory state. Direct interactions are indicated with solid lines, whereas dashed lines show possible direct interactions inferred from gain- and loss-of-function studies.\nThree important steps, as discussed in detail below, are involved. First, signaling pathways are thought to drive the expression of a set of genes known as neural plate border specifier genes. These genes are initially expressed in broad domains that include portions of the neural plate or prospective epidermis. Subsequently, a series of positive regulatory interactions results in the establishment of a robust domain comprising the overlapping expression of neural plate border specifier genes (Fig. 3B). Finally, further refinement is accomplished by inhibitory interactions between neural and non-neural transcription factors, which sharpen the boundaries between these territories and result in the emergence of a progenitor domain endowed with a regulatory state that is distinct from those in either the neural plate or non-neural ectoderm.\nThe first of these regulatory steps occurs during the process of neural induction, when FGFs work in concert with BMP and WNT inhibitors to activate the expression of neural genes such as Erni, Otx2 and Sox1/3 (Fig. 3B) (Streit et al., 2000). WNT and BMP signals originate in lateral regions of the embryo, while inhibitors of these pathways are secreted from medial regions such as the neural plate domain. A balance between these activating and inhibitory signals generates a mediolateral gradient of WNT and BMP activity (Fig. 3B), such that the future neural plate border cells originate within a zone exposed to intermediate levels of WNT and BMP activity (reviewed by Groves and LaBonne, 2014). FGFs \u2013 secreted by the underlying hypoblast in chick, mesoderm in frog, or lateral plate in zebrafish \u2013 and Notch signaling may also participate in defining the neural plate border (Endo et al., 2002; Monsoro-Burq et al., 2003; Yardley and Garcia-Castro, 2012). Although the exact sources of these signals and inhibitors varies somewhat between species, the overall picture is that the combined action of these signaling events results in induction of the neural plate border domain.\nAlthough cis-regulatory studies of early neural plate border genes are scarce, some of these interactions have been shown to be direct. For instance, X. laevis Gbx2 is directly activated by \u03b2-catenin through a proximal enhancer 500\u2005bp upstream of the transcription start site (Li et al., 2009). Recent work by Garnett and colleagues (Garnett et al., 2012) in zebrafish has shed light on how such signals are interpreted by the cis-regulatory apparatus of neural plate border genes. The authors show that expression of zic3 and pax3a (one of the zebrafish Pax3/7 orthologs) depends on multiple enhancers that respond differentially to BMP, WNT and FGFs. The concerted activation of such regulatory elements results in robust endogenous expression in a domain between the neural and non-neural ectoderm (Garnett et al., 2012). It is important to highlight that expression of the neural plate border genes is not uniform, as some of the specifier genes are expressed in more medial domains, whereas others are expressed more laterally. For instance, Zic1 is also expressed in the neural plate and plays a role in neural induction (Marchal et al., 2009; Aruga, 2004), whereas Tfap2a remains active in the prospective epidermis (Luo et al., 2002, 2003; Li and Cornell, 2007). Such asymmetries are likely to have important implications at subsequent stages, when the neural plate border becomes segregated into the premigratory neural crest and preplacodal domains. Consistent with this, the relative expression levels of neural plate border specifier genes influence the cell fates adopted by this progenitor population (Hong and Saint-Jeannet, 2007).\nFollowing reception of these intersecting signaling events, the neural plate border cells turn on expression of a distinct new set of transcription factors, while maintaining others originally characteristic of either neural plate or non-neural ectoderm. These genes, which are termed neural plate border specifiers, are initially transcribed in the early gastrula and include Tfap2, Msx1, Zic1, Gbx2, Pax3/7, Dlx5/6, Gata2/3, Foxi1/2 and Hairy2 (Meulemans and Bronner-Fraser, 2004; Nichane et al., 2008; Khudyakov and Bronner-Fraser, 2009) (Fig. 3B). Studies in multiple vertebrates have shown that, once their expression commences in the neural plate border region, these transcription factors engage in a series of mutual cross-regulatory interactions that lead to the stabilization of this regulatory state (Fig. 3C) and ensure their continued expression (Monsoro-Burq et al., 2005; Sato et al., 2005; Nikitina et al., 2008; Bhat et al., 2013).\nOwing to its slow development, the lamprey embryo has proven to be a useful model for the identification of interactions between these early genes at the neural plate border, and such studies also suggest that this is an ancient circuit that is functionally conserved across vertebrates. For instance, Nikitina and colleagues showed that Tfap2a and Msx1 activate not only each other, but also Zic1 and Pax3/7 (Nikitina et al., 2008). Tfap2a seems to be a key activator of neural plate border specifiers, also being required for the expression of Foxi genes and gata2/3 in zebrafish (Bhat et al., 2013). The more lateral neural plate border genes (Dlx5/6, Gata2/3 and Foxi1/3) also positively regulate each other in multiple positive regulatory loops (McLarren et al., 2003; Matsuo-Takasaki et al., 2005; Kwon et al., 2010; reviewed by Grocott et al., 2012). Such interactions lock down the regulatory state and allow for the maintenance of expression of neural plate border specifiers, which are often retained in the developing progenitors through later stages of development.\nFinally, the boundary between the neural plate and the neural plate border is sharpened by inhibitory interactions between neural and non-neural transcription factors (Fig. 3B). For example, misexpression of several of the neural plate border genes (Tfap2a, Dlx5/6, Msx1, Foxi1/3) in the neural plate results in loss of the neural specifiers Sox2/3, while knockdown of the same genes causes expansion of the neural domain (Feledy et al., 1999; Luo et al., 2001; Matsuo-Takasaki et al., 2005; Pieper et al., 2012). Moreover, overexpression of Sox2/3 results in loss of neural crest and epidermal markers, suggesting that neural factors can also repress neural plate border specifiers (Wakamatsu et al., 2004; Rogers et al., 2009). Thus, the cis-regulatory interactions between neural genes and neural plate border specifiers result in a sharp boundary that will separate neural crest from central nervous system progenitors (Fig. 3C).\nEstablishing neural crest identity: the neural crest specifier genes\nThe emergence of the neural crest from the neural plate border is marked by the expression of a suite of genes dubbed neural crest specifiers. Their expression is driven by the concerted action of more medial neural plate border specifiers and signaling pathways that are active during the time of specification (Fig. 4). The neural crest specifiers have key functions. They activate the EMT effector program, which will allow the neural crest to delaminate from the ectoderm and become a migratory cell type (as discussed further below). Moreover, they also regulate each other positively to stabilize this regulatory state, which results in the maintenance of a number of specifier genes in the delaminating and migratory neural crest. This is important, as the combination of these transcription factors is thought to maintain the neural crest in an undifferentiated state (Sauka-Spengler and Bronner-Fraser, 2008). In fact, the plasticity and developmental potential of the neural crest is likely to be encoded in the gene regulatory circuits that characterize this population.\nGene regulatory interactions controlling specification of the neural crest. (A) As the neural plate folds, the neural plate border specifier genes Zic1, Msx1 and Pax3/7 activate the expression of neural crest specifier genes FoxD3, Sox10 and Ets1. Lateral to the neural crest cells, preplacodal cells express a distinct set of transcription factors. (B) Expression of neural crest specifiers in the premigratory neural crest (NC) territory is mediated by regulators in the medial regions of the neural plate border. The neighboring preplacodal region (PPR) is defined by expression of Six1 and Eye1/2, which identify the progenitor field that will give rise to cranial placodes. SoxD and SoxB1 genes are expressed in the neural plate.\nThe first neural crest specifiers to be expressed in the nascent neural crest in the chick are FoxD3, Ets1 and Snai1/2 (Khudyakov and Bronner-Fraser, 2009). Neural crest expression of FoxD3 is regulated by the neural plate border specifiers Pax3/7 and Msx1, which directly bind to two regulatory regions that drive differential expression in the cranial and trunk neural crest cells of the chick embryo (Simoes-Costa et al., 2012). Moreover, Pax3/7 and Msx1 are also required for the expression of Ets1 (Barembaum and Bronner, 2013), highlighting their importance during the early steps of neural crest specification. Similarly, Pax3/7 has also been shown to cooperate with Zic1 to drive neural crest specification in frog embryos (Bae et al., 2014; Plouhinec et al., 2014). In X. laevis, for example, Zic1 together with Pax3/7 (Milet et al., 2013) bind directly to the Snai1 and Snai2 promoters (Plouhinec et al., 2014). They also directly regulate FoxD3 expression in the chick trunk neural crest (Simoes-Costa et al., 2014). Furthermore, experiments in the lamprey suggest that the requirement of Pax3/7, Msx1 and Zic1 in neural crest specification is evolutionarily conserved, as the knockdown of these three neural plate border specifiers results in loss of both FoxD and SoxE1 expression (Sauka-Spengler et al., 2007). Taken together, these results suggest that Pax3/7, Msx1 and Zic1 are crucial genes for the acquisition of neural crest identity, and directly activate a number of neural crest specifier genes in multiple species (Fig. 4B).\nRecently, genome-wide profiling of active enhancers in neural crest cells obtained from human embryonic stem cells indicated that TFAP2A acts as a general regulator of neural crest specifier genes, in conjunction with the nuclear receptors NR2F1 and NR2F2 (Rada-Iglesias et al., 2012). According to this study, occupation of neural crest enhancers by these three regulators leads to the establishment of permissive chromatin states, which are necessary for activating gene expression. This is consistent with functional studies showing that Tfap2a is required for neural crest specification in zebrafish, frog and chick (Schorle et al., 1996; de Croze et al., 2011; Wang et al., 2011b), as well as data demonstrating a role for Tfap2a during neural crest specification that is independent from its earlier function in the establishment of the neural plate border (de Croze et al., 2011). Thus, it is possible that Tfap2a acts as a pioneer transcription factor in the process of neural specification, reorganizing chromatin conformation to provide access of other transcriptional regulators to cis-regulatory elements. According to this hypothesis, Tfap2a may allow other neural plate border specifiers, such as Msx1, Pax3/7 and Zic1, to access the enhancers that control the expression of the neural crest specifier genes.\nConcomitantly, the preplacodal region is established lateral to the neural crest domain by the expression of the key placodal regulators Six1, Eya1/2 and Irx1. These genes are activated by lateral neural plate border specifiers (Foxi1/3, Gata2/3 and Dlx5/6) (Fig. 4), which in turn regulate a number of transcription factors resulting in specification of the ectodermal placodes (Grocott et al., 2012; Sato et al., 2010). Similar to events observed at the neural/non-neural border, neural crest and preplacodal genes engage in a number of inhibitory interactions, which operate to molecularly segregate these two populations. For instance, in X. laevis Pax3/7 and Msx1 repress the transcription of Six1 (Sato et al., 2010), while Six1 and Eya1/2 repress Msx1, Pax3/7 and FoxD3 (McLarren et al., 2003; Brugmann et al., 2004; Christophorou et al., 2009) in both chicken and frog. Interestingly, although molecular markers suggest a clear division between the neural crest and preplacodal domains, fate-mapping experiments indicate that these two progenitor cell types are still largely intermingled. Labeling of individual cells in the late neural plate border reveals that individual progenitor cells can give rise to both neural crest and ectodermal cells (Selleck and Bronner-Fraser, 1995), showing that, despite their expression of specifier genes, the fate of these cells is not yet fixed.\nNevertheless, it is clear that the regulatory program of the neural plate border cells operates to distinguish these cell types from its onset: from the earliest stages, the key neural crest regulators are more medially located relative to the placodal regulators, and interactions between them might already be delineating the segregation of neural crest and preplacodal domains. According to this view, the mediolateral compartmentalization of the vertebrate ectoderm would operate in a manner similar to the Drosophila gap gene GRN (Jaeger, 2011): morphogens polarize and divide the ectoderm into broad territories, activating genes that will engage in multiple cross-regulatory interactions, resulting in the progressive restriction and delimitation of territories of cells sharing similar regulatory states.\nThe importance of Msx1, Pax7 and Zic1 in neural crest formation is clear, but other genes expressed in the neural plate border, such as Myb, Myc and Prdm1a (Bellmeyer et al., 2003; Betancur et al., 2010b; Powell et al., 2013), have also been implicated in neural crest specification. Furthermore, signaling input seems to be important for the expression of neural crest specifier genes. Inhibition of WNT signaling after neural plate border specification results in loss of expression of Snai2 and FoxD3 (Garcia-Castro et al., 2002) in chick embryos, while WNTs have been shown to act in concert with Zic1 and Pax3 to drive neural crest specification in the frog (Sato et al., 2005). This raises the interesting possibility that WNTs could act as permissive factors in neural crest specification. However, cis-regulatory analysis has failed to uncover many direct TCF/LEF binding sites that are crucial for neural crest specifier expression (Betancur et al., 2010b; Barembaum and Bronner, 2013; Simoes-Costa and Bronner, 2013). The exception seems to be Snai2, which has a proximal enhancer that is directly activated by TCF/LEF and \u03b2-catenin (Vallin et al., 2001). Thus, although WNTs are thought to play an important role in neural crest specification, the direct underlying mechanism of how this is mediated remains unclear. An intriguing possibility is that factors downstream of signaling systems cooperate with transcription factors at the neural plate border to mediate neural crest specification.\nMuch like the neural plate border specifier genes, the neural crest specifier genes positively cross-regulate each other. Such interactions are difficult to parse out given that they take place in a short period of time as the cells quickly transition to the next regulatory state (Nikitina et al., 2008). A few examples of direct regulatory interactions between neural crest specifier genes include the cranial-specific control of FoxD3 by Ets1 (Simoes-Costa et al., 2012). Nevertheless, it is clear that positive regulatory loops result in the consolidation of the neural crest specifier regulatory state. For instance, in the frog, Snai1/2 seems to positively regulate Twist, FoxD3 and Sox9 (Aybar et al., 2003), while Foxd3 promotes Sox10 expression in mouse (Dottori et al., 2001). Sox10, on the other hand, has been shown to activate Snai2 and itself (Honor\u00e9 et al., 2003), while Sox8 is important for the expression of other SoxE genes in the same model in the frog (O'Donnell et al., 2006). Characterization of more direct interactions in multiple species will be necessary to delineate the hierarchy and logic controlling the expression of these transcription factors.\nThe process of neural crest specification results in a discrete cell population, located between the neural plate and the preplacodal region, that shares a common regulatory state. At these stages, the premigratory neural crest expresses the full suite of specifier genes (including FoxD3, Snai2, Ets1, Sox8/9/10 and Pax3/7) as well as some of the border genes whose expression is maintained (Tfap2, Msx1, Zic1). This new regulatory state initiates drastic structural changes at a cellular level that result in delamination from the neural tube via EMT.\nTranscriptional control of the neural crest EMT program\nAfter the neural crest cells are specified, they delaminate from the neural tube to commence migration (Fig. 5A). Interestingly, the same transcriptional regulators that establish neural crest identity are also part of the molecular machinery that drives EMT, indicating that neural crest cell identity and behavior are, at least in part, interlinked. EMT is a complicated process, as the structural remodeling that takes place in the premigratory neural crest involves the precise control of hundreds of effector genes. Furthermore, signaling pathways such as WNT signaling are also thought to be involved in EMT, especially through transcriptional and post-transcriptional regulation of Snai1/2 (Vallin et al., 2001; Yook et al., 2006). Most of the work on neural crest EMT has focused on the adhesive changes that enable cells to delaminate. These studies indicate that a major driver of EMT is the direct repression by neural crest specifier genes of structural genes involved in maintenance of the epithelial state (Fig. 5B).\nRegulatory module responsible for neural crest EMT. Activity of Snai1/2, FoxD3, Twist and Zeb2 (Sip1) mediate changes in cell-cell interaction that allow for delamination and dispersion of neural crest cells (NCC). Repression of the epithelial cadherins Ncad, Ecad and Cad6b and activation of the type 2 cadherins Cad11 and Cad7 allow for changes in cell adhesion and EMT.\nThe process of EMT involves cell surface changes that result in the dissolution of adherens junctions, allowing the segregation of the premigratory neural crest into individual cells. Transcriptional regulation of cadherins is thought to be central to this process. Studies in chick have shown that delamination of the cranial neural crest requires a switch between type 1 cadherins [such as cadherin 1 (Ecad) and cadherin 2 (Ncad)] and type 2 cadherins (Cad7 and Cad11). Since type 1 cadherins mediate stronger cell-cell interactions and thus are important for epithelial stabilization, they must be downregulated and replaced by type 2 cadherins in migratory cells. Although cadherins are modulated upon EMT in all model organisms, there are important species-specific differences in terms of which cadherins are used. For instance, Ncad remains essential for cranial neural crest delamination and migration in the frog (Vallin et al., 1998; Kashef et al., 2009). A number of neural crest specifier genes are thought to participate in regulating cadherins during EMT. For example, Sox10 seems to repress Ncad in chick migratory cells (Cheung et al., 2005). Furthermore, overexpression of FoxD3 results in downregulation of Ncad and upregulation of Cad7 (Dottori et al., 2001; Cheung et al., 2005) in chicken embryos, although it is not yet clear if these interactions are direct. FoxD3 is also involved in the repression of Tspan18, a transmembrane protein that promotes cadherin-dependent cell adhesion and prevents neural crest delamination (Fairchild and Gammill, 2013). Control of cadherin availability also relies on other means of regulation. For instance, the levels of Ncad associated with the neural crest cell membrane are tightly regulated by protein internalization mediated by lysophosphatidic acid (LPA) receptor 2. Activation of the LPA pathway reduces membrane Ncad, increasing tissue fluidity and allowing cells to engage in collective cell migration (Kuriyama et al., 2014).\nSince its discovery, Snai1/2 has been linked to EMT in many systems, from cancer cell lines to gastrulating embryos (Nieto et al., 1994; Blanco et al., 2007). In the neural crest, Snai1/2 functions as a transcriptional repressor and plays an important role in the downregulation of the type 1 cadherins during EMT. It has an important role in Ncad repression, where it cooperates with Lmo4 to inhibit transcription in both the neural crest and in cancer cells (Ferronha et al., 2013). Importantly, Snai1/2 also represses Cad6b (Taneyhill et al., 2007), a classical type 2 cadherin that needs to be downregulated for neural crest delamination to occur (Coles et al., 2007). This is accomplished through direct interaction with a pair of E-box sites located in the vicinity of the Kozak consensus sequence. An important partner of Snai1/2 during the process of EMT is the transcription factor Sox9, which when phosphorylated physically interacts with Snai1/2 to drive EMT (Cheung and Briscoe, 2003; Liu et al., 2013b).\nThe two steps of EMT, namely delamination and cell dispersion, seem to be partially uncoupled in neural crest development. In X. laevis, cranial crest cells detach from the neural tube as a group and will only become truly mesenchymal at later stages when they commence migration (Theveneau et al., 2010). The dissociation of neural crest cells is mediated in part by Twist, which represses Ecad in the delaminating cells. Knockdown of Twist and its regulator Hif1\u03b1 result in upregulation of Ecad and inhibition of cell dispersion (Barriga et al., 2013). In contrast to the frog, Twist is not expressed in the neural crest of amniotes during premigratory or migratory stages, and effects of Twist knockout on early neural crest development appear to be secondary to mesodermal effects (Chen and Behringer, 1995). This suggests that other transcriptional regulators may exist in amniotes to help mediate EMT.\nOne such factor appears to be the transcriptional regulator Zeb2 (also known as Sip1), which like Snai1/2 appears to act as a repressor. In chick, knockdown of Zeb2 results in maintenance of Ecad, which is normally repressed in migratory neural crest cells. This misregulation of Ecad does not prevent delamination from the neural tube but rather results in aggregates of adherent neural crest cells in the vicinity of the neural tube (Rogers et al., 2013). Thus, while repression of Cad6b is required for loss of adhesion between the neural crest population and the neural tube, Ecad mediates cell-cell adhesion between the neural crest cells themselves, and its repression, driven by Twist and/or Zeb2, is necessary for neural crest dissociation. Taken together, these findings suggest that neural crest EMT is a two-step process, with the first resulting in neural crest delamination from the neural tube, and the second involving their acquisition of mesenchymal properties and migratory morphology. The delamination process appears to involve repression of Cad6b by Snai2, which allows neural crest cells to leave the neural tube. The cell dispersion step involves repression of Ecad by Zeb2 and/or Twist, which allows separation of the neural crest into individual migratory cells.\nIn addition to the modulation of adhesion, other structural changes are necessary to allow for delamination and dispersion of the migratory cells. These include degradation of the basement membrane by metalloproteases, favoring cell invasion (Theveneau and Mayor, 2011). Evidence for the transcriptional control of these events is scarce, although Zeb2 and Snai1/2 are likely regulators of ADAM proteins and matrix metalloproteinases in the neural crest, given their well-established roles in basement membrane degradation in other contexts (Joseph et al., 2009). Furthermore, changes in cytoskeletal organization, which involve the polymerization of actin into microfilaments and their attachment to the cell membrane, are fundamental to cell dispersion (Yilmaz and Christofori, 2009). These events might be mediated partly by RhoGTPases, which have an important role in controlling actin dynamics (Liu and Jessell, 1998; Sit and Manser, 2011) and thus are likely to be involved in the cell shape changes necessary for EMT. RhoB is strongly expressed in the neural crest in chick, and it seems to be transcriptionally activated by Sox5, a member of the SoxD family that is also required for expression of the neural crest specifiers Snai1/2, FoxD3 and Sox10 (Perez-Alcala et al., 2004). Although there has been some controversy as to the role of RhoGTPases in EMT (Fort and Theveneau, 2014), they seem to be essential for neural crest cell detachment (Clay and Halloran, 2013) and might also impact neural crest specification by modulating the expression of neural crest genes (Guemar et al., 2007). Additional studies are necessary to elucidate how the regulatory machinery involved in specification orchestrates cytoskeletal reorganization as neural crest cells leave the neural tube and acquire migratory behavior.\nRegulatory interactions in the migratory neural crest\nAfter delamination, migrating neural crest cells assume a novel regulatory state, expressing a number of transcription factors important for cell migration and for initiating the differentiation programs that will lead to distinct derivatives (Fig. 6A). The expression of several neural crest specifier genes, such as FoxD3, Ets1 and Sox8/9/10, is retained in some or all migratory cells (Khudyakov and Bronner-Fraser, 2009; Betancur et al., 2010a). However, cis-regulatory analysis reveals important differences between the GRNs of the premigratory and migratory states. For instance, FoxD3 expression in the premigratory cranial neural crest is controlled by an early enhancer, NC1, which initiates FoxD3 expression in the newly closed cranial neural tube but quickly shuts down as cells delaminate (Simoes-Costa et al., 2012). Maintenance of FoxD3 expression in migratory cells is accomplished by the activation of a different enhancer (NC2) (Simoes-Costa et al., 2012) that requires distinct regulatory inputs. Thus, even though premigratory and migratory cells share a number of transcription factors, the programs underlying the expression of the same regulator can vary greatly as a function of time.\nNeural crest specifiers drive the transition to the migratory neural crest regulatory state. (A) Action of neural crest specifiers transforms the identity of the neural crest as it becomes a migratory cell population. (B) Neural crest specifiers (including Sox9, cMyb and Ets1) cooperate to drive the expression of genes that are strongly upregulated in the migratory neural crest, such as Sox10. This transcription factor positively regulates itself, which results in maintenance of Sox10 expression as the neural crest cells migrate throughout the embryo to give rise to different derivatives.\nMigratory neural crest cells are complex from a regulatory viewpoint, as they are constantly exposed to different environmental signals and are also starting to differentiate into diverse derivatives. Surprisingly, only a few transcriptional regulators had been identified within the migratory neural crest regulatory hub, largely due to the fact that these cells intermingle with other cell types, making them difficult to isolate and characterize as a pure cell population. Recent transcriptome analysis of pure populations of Sox10+ migratory neural crest cells from chick (Simoes-Costa et al., 2014) has greatly expanded this dataset. This study identified \u223c50 transcriptional regulators that are enriched in the migratory cranial neural crest when compared with the whole embryo (Simoes-Costa et al., 2014). This dataset provides a valuable resource, although the role of individual genes and how they fit in the neural crest GRN remains to be established.\nCis-regulatory analysis of genes within the neural crest migratory regulatory module suggests that the expression of these transcription factors is regulated by the neural crest specifier genes (Fig. 6B). For example, detailed analysis of the Sox10 genomic locus in chick revealed that its expression in the migratory neural crest is mediated by one of two enhancers, Sox10E2 and Sox10E1, which are active in the cranial and trunk crest, respectively. The cranial Sox10E2 enhancer is directly regulated by the neural crest specifier genes Myb, Ets1 and Sox9, which are sufficient to drive enhancer activity in naive ectoderm (Betancur et al., 2010b). These results are consistent with recent results that place Ets1 and Sox9 as crucial regulators of the migratory module of the cranial neural crest GRN. Knockdown of these transcription factors in chick embryos results in loss of several genes that are normally expressed by the cranial migratory crest, including Lmo4, RxrG and Ltk (Simoes-Costa et al., 2014). Remarkably, Ets1 seems to be a crucial regulator in the establishment of neural crest cephalic identity by mediating en masse delamination from the neural tube, resulting in the wave-like migration pattern observed in the cranial neural crest (Theveneau et al., 2007).\nCis-regulatory analysis of Sox10 in the mouse revealed that multiple enhancers, with semi-overlapping activity domains, seem to mediate the expression of this gene. These regulatory regions are controlled by Pax3/7, Tfap2a, Sox and LEF/TCF transcription factors (Werner et al., 2007). Furthermore, Sox10 was shown to directly regulate itself, consistent with its continuous expression in the migratory neural crest. This positive self-regulatory loop relies on synergistic activity with Tfap2a and FoxD3 (Wahlbuhl et al., 2012). That FoxD3 acts as a direct regulator of Sox10 in migratory cells is supported by another study that identified an intronic enhancer in the zebrafish sox10 locus, which contains FoxD3, Sox and LEF/TCF binding sites (Dutton et al., 2008). Sox9, another SoxE gene that is maintained throughout neural crest migration, has also been shown to directly activate its own transcription through a distant upstream enhancer in the mouse (Mead et al., 2013). Thus, positive self-regulation is a common feature of genes that are continuously expressed by the migratory neural crest. Extensive cis-regulatory studies of other migratory neural crest regulators will be necessary to clarify how the regulatory state of the neural crest cells evolves during migration and how it is influenced by external cues.\nAs expected, a number of signaling systems are involved in the guidance of neural crest migration and the establishment of the correct migratory pathways (Takahashi et al., 2013). There is scarce information on how these signaling molecules and receptors are controlled by the migratory neural crest GRN. Nevertheless, Sox10 seems to play a crucial role and has, for example, been shown to regulate the expression of neuregulin receptor Erbb3 (Britsch et al., 2001) through an intronic enhancer that is active in migratory neural crest cells (Prasad et al., 2011). Sox transcription factors have also been shown to regulate Robo receptors in other contexts (Samant et al., 2011). However, it is not yet clear how these signaling systems implicated in neural crest migration are controlled at the transcriptional level.\nFrom a multipotent neural crest cell to distinct derivatives\nAs neural crest cells migrate and colonize different parts of the embryo, they transition from migratory streams to aggregates of cells within complex structures, often undergoing a process that is the reciprocal of EMT, termed mesenchymal-to-epithelial transition (MET). They then contribute to neurons and glia of peripheral ganglia, cartilage condensations and many organs. This process is mediated by a gene regulatory program that compartmentalizes the neural crest progenitors into territories with distinct regulatory states. This has been beautifully illustrated by the profiling of craniofacial enhancers as performed by Attanasio and colleagues (Attanasio et al., 2013). In this study the authors identified more than 100 enhancers that are active in the neural crest-derived craniofacial skeleton, in remarkably diverse activity domains. Functional analysis through enhancer manipulation indicates that variation in craniofacial morphology, as well as craniofacial malformations, depend upon combined enhancer activity (Attanasio et al., 2013). Understanding how such regulatory complexity unfolds from the programs of neural crest specification and migration is a major challenge confronting neural crest biologists in years to come.\nThe process of neural crest diversification initiates with the activation of differentiation circuits in subpopulations of migratory cells. These circuits are centered around transcription factors expressed by the neural crest that activate lineage-specific gene batteries. Diversification into different derivatives depends upon the interplay between the regulatory state of the migratory neural crest cells and environmental cues, often conveyed by various signaling systems. Such environmental signals, particularly interactions with other tissues, are key players in determining the fate of the migratory cells (Takahashi et al., 2013). Here, we describe a subset of conserved regulatory circuits involved in neural crest cell differentiation, focusing on chondrocytes, melanocytes and neuronal cell types as examples (Fig. 7).\nSubcircuits controlling neural crest diversification. (A) Neural crest cells give rise to distinct derivatives depending on their migratory pathways and external cues. (B) Differentiation of neural crest to chondrocytes depends on the activity of Sox9 and Sox5/6, which cooperate with TGF\u03b2 signaling to directly activate the cartilage differentiation genes Col2a1 and Agc1. (C) Differentiation to melanocytes is centered on a Sox10-Mitf feed-forward loop. These transcription factors cooperate to directly activate Dct, Tyr and Si, which encode melanogenic enzymes. (D) BMP signaling drives the differentiation of neural crest cells to sympathetic neurons through activation of Ascl1 and Phox2b, which in turn activate a circuit controlling differentiation genes such as tyrosine hydroxylase (Th) and dopamine \u03b2-hydroxylase (Dbh).\nThe cranial neural crest has a crucial role in establishment of the craniofacial skeleton, giving rise to the quadrate, Meckel's cartilage and surrounding membrane bones, cartilage of the tongue, and the membrane bones of the jaw and skull (Noden, 1983; Couly et al., 1996, 1998). As a consequence, this cell population is of exceptional medical importance, being affected in a large percentage of birth defects (Hall, 1999). Development of the craniofacial skeleton is a complicated process that involves multiple cell types and different kinds of ossification (Wilkie and Morriss-Kay, 2001). An important genetic circuit that mediates the differentiation of neural crest cells into chondrocytes revolves around the transcription factor Sox9, which is a direct regulator of several genes that are crucial for chondrocytic differentiation. Inactivation of Sox9 in the neural crest lineage results in severe craniofacial defects in mice (Mori-Akiyama et al., 2003). Sox9 is thought to cooperate with SoxD genes to activate downstream targets such as Col2a1 and Agc1 (also known as Acan). In the migratory cranial neural crest, Sox9 is regulated by WNT signaling and also has strong autoregulatory activity (Bagheri-Fam et al., 2006; Mead et al., 2013) (Fig. 7B).\nTranscriptional control of Agc1, a marker for cartilage differentiation, illustrates how cartilage genes are regulated. In mice, an enhancer located 10\u2005kb upstream of the transcription start site mediates reporter expression that recapitulates endogenous Agc1 expression. Sox9 binds to a critical site in this enhancer, but only in the presence of Sox5/6. These SoxC factors interact with three accessory binding sites that enhance expression of the reporter (Han and Lefebvre, 2008). A similar mode of regulation, relying on direct activation by Sox9 and SoxD genes, was observed for Col2a1 in mice (Bell et al., 1997; Lefebvre et al., 1998). Sox9-dependent activation of chondrogenic genes relies on recruitment of the histone acetyltransferase CBP/p300 (Tsuda et al., 2003), which is mediated by Smad3; this illustrates how the TGF\u03b2 pathway may function as a permissive signal during cartilage formation (Furumatsu et al., 2005). Both Sox9 and SoxD genes are also crucial for the survival of neural crest derivatives, as their loss causes massive apoptosis of these cells in chicken and mice (Cheung et al., 2005; Bhattaram et al., 2010). In soft tissues of the face, such as the tongue, Sox9 must be shut down in order to prevent cartilage formation. The transcription factor Osr1 mediates this repression by directly binding to the Sox9 promoter (Liu et al., 2013a), and its loss results in the formation of ectopic cartilage in the mouse tongue. Whereas Osr1 is expressed in the mouse tongue, it is absent from bird tongues; interestingly, the latter contain cartilaginous tissue. This illustrates how changes in the regulatory inputs of a gene could result in morphological changes during evolution (Liu et al., 2013a).\nNeural crest differentiation into melanocytes relies upon the action of transcription factors Sox10 and Pax3/7 as well as signaling systems such as WNTs, endothelins and Kit signaling. The process of melanogenesis is centered around the transcription factor Mitf, a specification marker of the melanocytic lineage (Hou and Pavan, 2008) (Fig. 7C). Sox10 drives melanocyte specification by directly activating Mitf (Lee et al., 2000; Potterf et al., 2000; Verastegui et al., 2000) in mouse and human cell lines. Mitf in turn acts as a driver of terminal differentiation factors, activating several enzymes responsible for melanin synthesis in pigmented cells, such as those encoded by Dct, Tyr and Si (also known as Pmel) in the mouse (Murisier et al., 2007), as well as factors important for melanocyte survival and proliferation. In this context, Sox10 and Mitf operate in a feed-forward circuit. First, Sox10 directly activates Mitf, and then both genes cooperate to drive expression of melanogenic enzymes (Ludwig et al., 2004). Mitf regulation involves other transcriptional inputs, including the transcription factor Pax3/7, which cooperates with SOX10 to promote gene expression (Watanabe et al., 1998) in human cell lines. \u03b2-catenin/TCF is also important for MITF self-activation through a feedback loop in human cell lines, highlighting the role of WNT signaling during this process (Saito et al., 2002). Interestingly, FoxD3 inhibits Mitf expression, acting as a transcriptional switch to veer progenitors towards other cell fates (Curran et al., 2010). An interesting topic for future study will be the analysis of how activation of the melanocytic differentiation networks is restricted to particular subsets of neural crest cells.\nAnother example of a feed-forward loop involves Sox10 and Mef2c. Mef2c knockout mice exhibit pigmentation defects at birth, with drastic reductions in the number of melanocytes in the skin. These animals also show loss of expression of Mitf and Dct. Mef2c is directly activated by Sox10, and subsequently cooperates with the latter to activate itself and possibly other targets (Agarwal et al., 2011). Data from amniotes suggest that melanocyte specification and differentiation mostly rely upon feed-forward transcriptional circuits involving Sox10 and other transcription factors expressed in precursor cells, resulting in the robust activation of melanogenic enzymes. However, recent analysis of this circuit in zebrafish suggests an alternative possibility, in which sox10 instead negatively influences the expression of melanogenic enzymes. According to this study, Mitf represses sox10 by cooperating with HDACs, allowing for melanocytic differentiation (Greenhill et al., 2011). Such discrepancies in results obtained from mouse versus zebrafish studies might reflect species-specific mechanisms underlying the regulation of melanogenesis in these organisms (Hou et al., 2006).\nNeuronal lineages\nSimilar to melanocytes, differentiation of the neural crest into neuronal and glial lineages relies upon Sox10 control of gene expression. Signaling pathways influence progenitor cells with respect to the cell type to which they contribute. For instance, neuregulin signaling biases neural crest progenitors to adopt a peripheral glial fate, whereas BMPs promote neuronal differentiation (Stemple and Anderson, 1993). Sympathetic neurons are specified by BMP signaling secreted by the dorsal aorta (Saito et al., 2012), which cooperates with Sox10 to activate expression of the sympathetic neuron specifier genes Phox2b and Ascl1 (Morikawa et al., 2009) (Fig. 7D and Fig. 8). These transcription factors activate downstream targets, such as Gata3, Insm1 and Hand2, which mediate cell cycle control, maintenance of survival and differentiation in sympathetic neurons (Rohrer, 2011). Most of these data derive from genetic analyses of knockout mice, and little is known about molecular mechanisms in this context. However, Tfap2a has been shown to directly regulate tyrosine hydroxylase and dopamine \u03b2-hydroxylase and is thus a likely player in the differentiation of these cells (Kim et al., 2001). Further diversification of sympathetic neurons relies on the transcription factor Hmx1, which drives differentiation towards a noradrenergic sympathetic fate. This regulator is repressed in cholinergic neurons by Trkc (also known as Ntrk3) and Ret (Furlan et al., 2013).\nThe GRN controlling neural crest development. Regulatory information obtained from different vertebrate model organisms has been assembled to produce a GRN that controls the formation and diversification of the neural crest. Direct interactions, supported by cis-regulatory analysis, are represented by solid lines, whereas dashed lines indicate interactions inferred from gene perturbation analysis.\nThe above examples of diversification circuits by no means represent an exhaustive survey. In addition to melanocytes, cartilage and sympathetic ganglia, neural crest cells form many other derivatives, including sensory neurons, Schwann cells, adipocytes and smooth muscle cells. Generally, neural crest diversification depends upon the interplay of the cell-intrinsic transcriptional machinery and its interpretation of environmental cues conveyed by distinct signaling pathways. In this regard, SoxE genes play a crucial role upstream of many neural crest cell lineages, either by directly driving differentiation (e.g. as in the case of Sox9 in chondrocyte differentiation) or by regulating the drivers that activate differentiation gene batteries. Furthermore, other early neural crest GRN components (Tfap2, Pax3/7 and Sox5/6) also participate later in the process of neural crest diversification, highlighting that the neural crest transcriptional machinery can be repurposed, such that factors that act in the maintenance of pluripotency can be subsequently deployed in differentiation programs.\nEpigenetic regulation in neural crest formation\nAlthough we have focused on the role of transcription factors in the program underlying neural crest development, it has become increasingly clear that this process contains additional layers of regulatory complexity. For example, transcription factors often work in conjunction with chromatin modifiers to activate or repress gene expression (Wang et al., 2011a; Strobl-Mazzulla and Bronner, 2012). Similarly, gene expression can be modulated by post-transcriptional regulation mediated by RNA-binding proteins and small regulatory RNAs, as well as post-translational modifications of transcription factors themselves by phosphorylation, sumoylation, and other changes that modify binding efficacy and stability (Taylor and LaBonne, 2007). As discussed below, DNA and histone modifications have been shown to play particularly important roles in both neural crest specification and EMT.\nDNA methylation marks, which are conferred upon the promoter regions of genes by DNA methyltransferases (DNMTs), play an important role in silencing genes and thus operate to restrict fate choices during development (Okano et al., 1999; Smith and Meissner, 2013). In the neural crest, DNMTs have been shown to be important in the segregation of the neural crest from neural lineages. Dnmt3a, which is expressed in the neural plate border, directly represses expression of the neural genes Sox2/3 by methylating CpG islands in the neural crest progenitor territory. Knockdown of Dnmt3a results in the expansion of the neural plate and loss of neural crest specification (Hu et al., 2012). Although it is not clear how Dnmt3a is recruited to the promoter region of Sox2/3 in the dorsal neural tube, an intriguing possibility is that it may be recruited by transcription factors expressed in the neural crest progenitor region. The role of its paralog Dnmt3b is less clear. Mutations in DNMT3B seem to be linked to human craniofacial defects present in carriers of the ICF syndrome (Jin et al., 2008), and there is evidence for a role of this regulator in craniofacial development in zebrafish (Rai et al., 2010). However, conditional knockout of Dnmt3b in the mouse neural crest does not cause an obvious neural crest-related phenotype (Jacques-Fricke et al., 2012). Thus, there might be species-specific differences in the function of the enzyme.\nHistone methylation affects gene regulation by defining repressive or active transcriptional states. Methylation marks are attached to the histones of the nucleosomes by methyltransferases and are removed by demethylases (Dambacher et al., 2010). Interestingly, removal of repressive methylation marks is necessary for the neural crest specification program. This is accomplished by the histone demethylase Kdm4a (Jmjd2a), which clears these marks from the Sox10 and Snai2 promoters (Strobl-Mazzulla and Bronner, 2012). At later stages of neural crest development, the histone demethylase Phf8 acts in a similar manner, and demethylates promoters of genes important for craniofacial development (Qi et al., 2010).\nA different type of histone modification results from lysine acetylation, which is associated with active transcriptional states (Haberland et al., 2009b), and has been useful for investigating gene regulation in the neural crest (Rada-Iglesias et al., 2012). During EMT, it is well known that Snail proteins directly repress cadherins. In neural crest cells, the target of Snai2 is Cad6b, whose repression is mediated by recruitment of the histone deacetylase (HDAC) repressive complex to the Cad6b promoter, which occurs via interactions between Snai2, Sin3a and the adaptor protein Phd12 (also known as Phf12 or Pf1) (Strobl-Mazzulla and Bronner, 2012). HDACs are also expressed in the migratory neural crest (Simoes-Costa et al., 2014) and are involved in the diversification of derivatives. For example, HDACs act in the repression of foxd3 during melanophore specification in zebrafish (Ignatius et al., 2008) and have been shown to play important roles in the development of peripheral glia (Jacob et al., 2014) and ectomesenchymal derivatives (Haberland et al., 2009a) in the mouse.\nThese examples demonstrate that epigenetic modifications are an integral part of the gene regulatory machinery, playing a crucial role in modulating gene expression. Like other progenitor cell populations, the neural crest is likely to undergo global chromatin remodeling as it is specified and differentiates to different derivatives (Chen and Dent, 2014). However, the enzymes that catalyze either addition or removal of epigenetic marks are, for the most part, unable to interpret the genomic code. As a consequence, the epigenetic machinery depends upon the transcription factors of the GRN to find their destination in the genome and correctly mark their target sequences. Indeed, studies have shown that epigenetic repressive complexes are recruited to cis-regulatory regions and promoters by transcription factors (Ropero and Esteller, 2007; Wang et al., 2011a; Tam and Weinberg, 2013). Thus, rather than acting independently, these additional layers of regulation are intrinsically linked to the neural crest GRN.\nThe data presented here knit together our current knowledge of the neural crest program, from early establishment of the neural plate border to diversification into varied derivatives. The neural crest GRN is a feed-forward self-assembly \u2018machine\u2019 that combines positive transcriptional inputs with repressive interactions that establish firm borders between adjacent tissues, such as non-neural ectoderm, ectodermal placode, presumptive neural crest and future neural plate territories. Although these regulatory principles are shared among all developing neural crest cells, it is important to keep in mind that the neural crest is not a homogenous population and that differences in GRN structure underlie the regional properties observed in cranial, vagal, trunk and sacral neural crest. Thus, comparative gene regulatory analysis will be crucial to uncover the molecular mechanisms that are responsible for the differences in potential and behavior observed between neural crest subpopulations at different axial levels.\nOur current view of this GRN is summarized in the BioTapestry visualization in Fig. 8, which focuses on the cranial neural crest. This is, by definition, overly simplified since many inputs have yet to be placed within the network and there are important differences between organisms that have been largely collapsed here into a pan-vertebrate model. Furthermore, although we have emphasized the role of transcription factors in the GRN, these regulators often function in large complexes in concert with epigenetic modifiers and non-coding RNAs including lncRNAs and microRNAs. Future experiments will need to further refine this GRN and focus on identifying direct interactions therein, as best accomplished by detailed cis-regulatory analysis. New technologies for identifying neural crest enhancers and performing genome editing will greatly facilitate elaboration of the neural crest GRN. This, in turn, will facilitate expansion of this network to other axial levels and provide increasingly detailed resolution of the events that underlie the formation of this fascinating cell type \u2013 the neural crest.\nWork in the laboratory of M.E.B. is supported by the National Institutes of Health. 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        "raw_content": "Yea Eagles - Phillies, not so much\nI took a couple of clients to the Eagles-Giants football match yesterday, which was a great game, at least for Eagles fans. Which one of my clients is not. He's a Giants fan.\nWe specifically warned him not to wear Giants colors, knowing how Philadelphia fans can be about that sort of thing. When he showed up for the game in a black sweatshirt with a royal blue (Giant's colors) hoodie underneath it, I figured we were in for some trouble.\n\"But it's a Duke shirt,\" he said, pulling up the sweatshirt to show me the logo. I said, \"It won't matter, it's Giant's colors.\" Sure enough, as we headed toward the stadium entrance a group of fans began pointing at him, noticing the blue hood. He quickly pulled up the shirt to show the Duke logo, and they were kind enough not to pummel him.\nBy the end of the first quarter (Eagles up 13-0), he pushed the blue hood underneath his sweatshirt. We told him we wouldn't make him sing the Eagles fight song. The final score was 40-17 - and five rounds of \"Fly, Eagles, Fly.\"",
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        "raw_content": "Who remembers high school? Okay...now who remembers it fondly?\nHigh school for me was a mixed bag. Academically, the institution I attended was highly-ranked and well-regarded. It was our city's public high school. Very few people in the district sent their kids elsewhere because it was considered such a great school.\nOurs was a school of tremendous diversity...in all areas: racial, religious, economic, cultural...you name it. Still there was a lot of 'fitting-in' angst. But I see now, after watching my 6 stepkids navigate this period, the angst is fairly universal even if it isn't always obvious.\nWhy am I talking about high school?\nMy big boy is about to embark on the adventure, that's why. And it isn't a simple procedure.\nThe local public high school is not a good fit for him. He would be miserable and afraid. He would for sure get jacked up and shoved into a locker sometime in the first or second week of school. 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And top it off with not running for a myriad of reasons (actually, not exercising at all)... not much time and really very little to say :( So not like me!\nas Schwarzenegger would say,\nWishing you all a fabulous weekend! :)\nLabels: Big G, deadlines, distractions, family, high school, kids\nltlindian January 10, 2013 at 1:32 PM\nI know what you mean about the high school thing. I am having that same debate here and my oldest is only in 7th grade.... Unfortunately, the private schools (that are worth attending and paying for) are an hour away. Otherwise, there wouldn't be a question. So hard. YOu want to do the right thing, but you also don't want it to be because of what YOU want as opposed to what your KID wants. ugh. 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Times like that make me want to hide under the blankets until someone swoops in and takes care of it for me...which of course never happens...and that's why our big girl panties have holes near the waistband from being pulled up so often. :P\nTake care, friend! I'll look forward to seeing you when you're back. :)\nTriMOEngr January 10, 2013 at 3:45 PM\nMost of high school is what I endured in order to get on with the rest of my life. I had a few fond memories, but mostly not. I was a nerd and just hoped college would be the answer to my prayers (it sort of was). I hope your son can find the right fit and that all the other pieces fall into place as you navigate this. Our kids will go to the Catholic high school here so no real decision to be made.\ngood luck with it all! i'm sure it will all work out the way it is supposed to :) enjoy your weekend too! xo\nGood luck with everything! Hope it all works out for the best, whichever path it may be.\n... 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        "raw_content": "Did I post just yesterday?\nIt's like a Christmas miracle, isn't it? Two posts in two days? Incredible.\nThis has a lot more to do with wine and a blessed amount of free time than anything else. I am, after-all, a student of business administration. In case you didn't know.\nI have been receiving about 15 unique hits from Slovenia everyday for weeks and weeks and weeks and weeks. This is primarily due to this post from 2009. I know this because Google is the Devil and the Devil tells me where people come from and what they are searching for. In this case, a lot of people from Slovenia wanna see a picture of a cow pooping out human remains. Honestly, that's not weird. I mean, who wouldn't wanna see a cow doing that?\nWine bottles dressed in wicker outfits do not necessarily hold within themselves good tasting wine. But then I suppose that's more or less a pretty good metaphor for life.\nWhile we're on the topic, I also receive visitors consistently who are definitely looking for pictures or stories of dogs eating crows. This bothers me. Is there really a big market for this sort of thing? Why the hostility toward crows? My wife told me last night that crows represent death in just about every culture on the planet. I told her that crows also represent wisdom, but she thought I was lying. I wasn't. Not exactly. Death, of course, has its own wisdom.\nI saw Twilight: Breaking Dawn Part One and it was like an orgasm in my mouth. Did I say that out loud*? No? Well then here it is: Team Edward, baby! Jake's a spazz who needs to totally imprint on that one werewolf chick who says she needs to be imprinted so bad she can taste it or something like that and forget about Bella for good so Eddie can have her for himself without interruptions and whatnot. I mean, like, that bed breaking scene. Gosh. Gave me shivers.\nI saw Radiohead. They were awesome. So was Thom's ponytail.\nStill, wicker outfits don't make good wine. I don't care what the experts say.\n*It's a joke, get it? Cuz, like I totally don't say anything out loud.\nLabels: miscellany, thom yorke's ponytail, twilight is the best book ever, wine \u00b7 0 comments\nBelieve me. I knew it would be this way. But it doesn't make it any easier waiting for some sort of response on my book. I know, I know. It's only been a month. And most websites say to give agents at least 3-4 months to respond. And I sent this agent a doorstop of a book so I should expect it to take even longer. But still. It doesn't make it any easier.\nIn the meantime I stare at my Twitter feed jealously reading about everyone else's awesome time at AWP, and wondering why I don't have any writer friends (I do actually, but not in the massive volumes recounted by the writers I follow on Twitter). Am I not pretty enough? Is it because I have a beard? No, that can't be it. Everyone has a beard these days. Maybe it's because I haven't written a short story, or submitted anything in, like, eight months. That's probably it. You do sort of have to, like, commit to the writing scene if you want it to commit back to you, I suppose.\nIt did get me thinking, though, that writers, especially those in the online indie lit scene, are extremely supportive of each other. They may not support me, per se, but they support each other in a way that really can't be replicated with the same fervor in any other indie scene. It's impressive and says a great deal about these people and the commitment they have to their art and other purveyors of same. There is an incredibly lack of competition that is surprising given the relatively small pieces of economic pie over which they are all competing. But maybe that's the point, that the pieces of pie are so small, and the odds of getting even a nibble so ridiculously miniscule, that today's writers have effectively rejected the enticement of the pie in total and have focused instead on making each other happy. That, at least, is a more easily attainable goal, and probably a much healthier one, psychologically speaking.\nSo, there's all that. And I feel like I kind of sit outside of it, sadly. Sad because I think I actually have a lot in common stylistically with the vanguard, but, of course, they are mostly short story writers and have been able to take advantage of the new technology of the internet in order to advance their writing in short bursts. I have come to the conclusion that I write bigger things. Not better, just bigger. So, I stand apart. But I hope to be let in soon.\nI have this book, after-all, and it sits in someone's inbox. And maybe they'll like it.\nLabels: -zine scene, *sad face*, AWP, barely contained excitement, drinking, epic fail, hope for the future, irony, literary movements, most electrifying literary event of the year \u00b7 1 comments",
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        "raw_content": "Wilmington & Liverpool Packet was built in Westport, MA, in 1815. It was registered on 23 May of that year, being 384 tons, a length of 106' 4\", a width of 28' 7\" and a depth of 14' 3 1/2\". It had 2 decks, 3 masts, a square stern, no galleries and no figurehead.1 No satisfying answer has been found for the odd name of the ship. The owners were John A. Parker and William H. Allen, both of New Bedford and Hanson Kelly of Wilmington, NC. It was used in trade between New Bedford and Europe from the start. If Wilmington and Liverpool were involved, it wasn't obvious. Kelly was president of the Wilmington branch of the State Bank of North Carolina. It doesn't appear to have been used for whaling until John Briggs took over the helm from Samuel Lumbard in 1821. WLP was then owned by William A. Parker and brothers William H. and Gideon Allen, all major New Bedford merchants. John sailed the ship through the 1820s before moving on to another. WLP was prominently mentioned in Richard Henry Dana's \"Two Years Before the Mast,\" although after John had moved on. This is covered in John Briggs' biography.\nJohn Briggs, master, voyage #1: (crew list) John Briggs took the ship out of New Bedford Harbor for the first time in April 1821, having been cleared for sailing by the 13th. He was reported at Bonavista, one of the Cape de Verdes islands, a typo leaving it ambiguous if he was arriving or leaving, \"fm New Bedford for South Seas\" on 31 May.(2) Whalers followed the Gulf Stream across the Atlantic Ocean, which took them to such traditional ports of call in the Azores and Cape Verde Islands off the coast of Africa. They sailed around Cape Horn and were sighted in the Pacific Ocean in December. Depending on which newspaper you read, they had 15 or 400 barrels of oil.(3) There is another cryptic reference to the ship being on the \"Lea Coast,\" which surely referred to the west coast of South America, with no oil.(3.5) Although Capt. Briggs may have sent a load of oil home with another ship, this was more likely an error. On 18 June 1822, the whaler Persia crossed paths with WLP northwest of Midway Island in the Pacific, which reported it had 300 barrels of oil.(4) WLP was very likely heading to the recently discovered (by Americans) whaling grounds off the coast of Japan. Another report says WLP was sighted in the Pacific before October 17th with 1300 barrels(4.25) and yet another that the ship was on the coast of California in December with 1200 barrels.(4.5) Clearly there is at least one mistake somewhere, probably the former reference. The latter is partly confirmed by a ship news report in The American Neptune that says WLP arrived at Santa Barbara, California, from the Sea of Japan on 10 November, but with 1900 barrels. That number is surely incorrect. A shipping news report in July 1823 says that they had 1400 barrels, no date or place given(5.5), but surely over the winter. One of the sources was the ship Lima, which is known to have been on the coast of California in March.(5.525) The ship was at \"Hanarorar\" (an occasional spelling of Honolulu) in March 1823 with 2000 barrels.(4.75) The next report found places the ship between Hawaii and the Sea of Japan far north of the Midway Islands at the end of June, and WLP left the coast of Japan on 1 August.(5.75) The ship was in the South Atlantic by the following November.(7.5) The crew encountered a privateered sloop off the north coast of Brazil in early December, from the Canary Islands heading for Venezuela, and gave them bread and water. WLP sailed into home port on 27 December. After heading for Japan with 300 barrels of oil, the voyage suddenly became very successful. 1700 barrels seem to have been made within less than a year while they were around Japan and in the South Pacific. The owners must have been very happy, as this clip from The Baltimore Patriot would suggest:\nThe New Bedford Mercury has an arrival notice and says 2500 barrels were on board. The Newport Mercury notes the arrival the following day and states the amount, 2600 barrels, was a record, which apparently was then repeated by the Patriot.(8) In his landmark book on whaling, Alexander Starbuck says that the captain of this voyage was \"Richmond,\" which is erroneous.(9)\nvoyage #2: (crew list) Capt. Briggs went back to sea on WLP in April. This would be his only known non-whaling trip. He sailed out of New Bedford on 18 April 1824, \"for the south for a freight.(10) He was in City Point, Hampton Roads, VA, by 9 May, and was there for a month on business. He was set to leave for Bremen on 9 June,(11) and sailed the 12th.(10.25) They were sighted off Plymouth, England, on 11 July(11.1) and reached Bremen probably on the 16.(11.2) It isn't noted in the Mercury what he brought back. He left on 6 August and was supposed to make a stop in Lisbon, but his arrival on the 22nd of September was \"47 days from Bremen,\" suggesting he didn't.(12)\nvoyage #3: (crew list) W&LP resumed its whaling career and left home port again on 1 December 1824.(13) There are few reports of the ship in the next two years. The crew arrived in Valparaiso, Chile, on 15 May 1825.(14) After cruising off the coast of Chile and Peru, most likely, they arrived at the port of Payta, Peru, in November 1825. Just after they left Payta on 5 November, three men conspired to kill Capt. Briggs. They told the 3rd mate, who told the captain, and they were back in Payta the next day. It was decided that the mutineers would be taken to the American Consul at Guayaquil, Ecuador.(14.5) The newspapers may have reports not yet seen, but the next found picks up the ship in Hawaii in March or April 1826 with 1850 barrels of oil.(15) They sailed from the Society Islands for home on 5 October and got home on 8 March 1827 with 2700 barrels of oil.(16) The presence in Hawaii and the jump in barrels indicates they spent the summer of 1826 in the Sea of Japan, but refreshed at Tahiti on the way home rather than Oahu. New Bedford Port Records say that John brought home a passenger, Leonard Sistare, a US citizen.\nvoyage #4: (crew list) Left New Bedford about 31 August 1827.(17) Reported as \"hauled off, nearly ready to sail\" on the 14th and the 24th, and cleared by the 31st.(17.1) WLP was noted as being at Payta on 17 January 1828 with 70 barrels.(17.25) The ship \"touched at Oahu\" on 5 April 1828 with 100 bbls,(17.5) but it must have been there earlier. A diary notes that the ship \"arrived yesterday [13 March], 6 1/2 months out. Today Capt. Briggs sold his lumber by her to Mr. Hunnewell for $100 per M.; conclude it is for the mission.\" (17.6) \"The mission\" refers to the settlement of Christian missionaries on Oahu, who had been there for about 7 years. John Avery Parker, primary owner of WLP, shipped more lumber and other goods on the ship the next trip (although with a different captain), described as \"from 30 to 40 tons of lumber, provisions, etc., [Parker] is said to have exibited great liberality on the occasion.\" (17.7)The crew had 170 barrels of oil somewhere in the Pacific by 16 June 1828, surely in the Sea of Japan, since they were reported there on 10 July with 300 barrels.(18) The ship was at Maui in the Fall of 1828 with 1200 barrels.(19) They returned to the Sea of Japan in 1829, where they were reported with 2200 barrels on 30 August.(20) West of the Galapagos Islands on 15 January, they had 2600.(20.5) They sailed out of Talcahuano on 28 March 1830 and arrived in New Bedford on 24 June with 2800 barrels.(21)\n2. Baltimore Patriot (hereafter BP), 10 August 1822, p. 3.\n3. The former from New Bedford Mercury (hereafter NBM), 19 April 1822, p. 3, the latter from The National Advocate, same date.\n3.5. The National Advocate, 26 July 1822.\n4. NBM, 21 February 1823, p. 3.\n4.25. Ibid, 4 April 1823, p. 3.\n4.5. Ibid, 22 August 1823, p. 3.\n4.75. The National Advocate (Boston), 26 August 1823, p. 3. The ship making this report of sightings came home from the Society Islands in March 1823.\n5.5 Ibid, 11 July 1823, p. 3.\n5.525. Ibid, 4 July 1823, p. 3, reported sighted on 20 March by Capt. Swain of the ship Constitution.\n5.75. NBM, 2 January 1824, p. 3, 148 days from Sea of Japan, and 9 January 1824, p. 3.\n7.5. Ibid, second issue cited.\n8. NBM, 2 Jan 1824, p. 3; The Newport Mercury, 3 Jan 1824, p. 3; The Baltimore Patriot, 10 Jan 1824, p. 2.\n9. Alexander Starbuck, The History of the American Whale Fishery... etc.\n10. NBM, 23 April 1824, p. 3, bound for City Point (VA); Joseph R. Anthony, Life in New Bedford a Hundred Years Ago: A Chronicle of the Social, Religious and Commercial History of the Period as Recorded in a Diary Kept by Joseph R. Anthony, (Old Dartmouth Historical Society, New Bedford:1925), p. 97.\n10.25. National Advocate, 18 June 1824.\n11. BP, 11 May 1824, p. 2; 18 June 1824, p. 3.\n11.1. NBM, 3 September 1824, p. 3.\n11.2. Lloyd's List for that year indicates this, but only part of the pertinent page has been seen. The ship was definately there by the 24th (NBM, 17 September 1824, p. 3).\n12. NBM, issues 17 September (to leave abt. 5 August for Lisbon) and 24 September 1824, p. 3.\n13. Ibid, 3 December 1824, p. 3.\n14. Ibid, 30 September 1825, p. 3, reported by ship Fortune as having just arrived when it left port on that day.\n14.5. NBM, 19 May 1826, p. 3. This may have been reported by Capt. Chace of Constitution, which arrived in Nantucket on 15 May. No ship had arrived from the Pacific Ocean in New Bedford since the last paper issued. Alternatively, whaleship Jones, Capt. Smith, arrived in New London, also on the 15th, from the Brazil Banks with many reports of speaking to other whalers. It's likely some were in the Pacific at the time, and not in the South Atlantic. Following the Jones report was an item about Lloyd's office in Lima sending an account of all whalers touching there in 1825, and the mutiny notice was next. The latter may have been part of the Lloyd's notice. Capt. Smith may have brought these reports.\n15. NBM, 3 November 1826, p. 3.\n16. Ibid, 17 February and 9 March 1827, p. 3.\n17. NBM, 24 and 31 August 1827, p. 3.\n17.1. Ibid, 14, 24 and 31 August 1827, p. 3.\n17.25. Aurora & Pennsylvania Gazette, 21 June 1828, p. 3.\n17.5. NBM, 28 November 1828, p. 3.\n17.6 All About Hawaii; The Recognized Book of Authentic Information on Hawaii, Combined with Thrum's Hawaiian Annual Travel Book, p. 82.\n17.7. NBM, 17 September 1830, p. 2.\n18. NBM, 13 February 1829, p. 3, report of 10 February by Capt. Wood of ship Comm. Decator; 13 March 1829, p. 3, report of ship Pacific, Capt. Baker. 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        "raw_content": "Skin rashes occur due to a problem in that particular anatomical area. These are found to affect people who are sensitive to certain situations and substances.\nThere are many kinds of skin rashes so let us get to know what they exactly are.\nSeborrheic dermatitis is a kind of skin rash that is seen to affect most of the adults. This is an eruption that comes with red scales and that is seen to occur in the brows, scalp, forehead, external ears and cheeks.\nThen you have atopic dermatitis which is another kind of skin rash and is known as eczema and is a very common disorder during childhood. So children get red rashes which are itchy and ooze and these occur normally on the back of the knees and the elbows. They are also found in the wrists, cheeks, neck and ankles. It is normally seen in those patients who have hay fever and asthma.\nThen you have contact dermatitis that is another rash that is mainly brought on either due to touch and contact with a particular chemical or due to a substance that is seen to irritate the skin directly. There are some chemicals that are allergens and irritants. This is a rash that is also oozy and weepy and affects those parts of the skin that has come in total touch with the substance that causes this rash. Some of the common dermatitis causing substances are poison oak, and also reactions to some kind of jewelry which has nickel content in it.\nThose who wear diapers also have a rash and it is seen to occur mostly in infants who wear diapers. The faceces and the urine if it remains for a long time, then the rash occurs.\nStasis dermatitis is another kind of skin rash that is seen on the lower legs. This occurs due to very poor circulation in the veins.\nPsoriasis is another eruption that occurs on the knees, scalp and the elbows. It normally never oozes or weeps but causes silvery flakes in the skin and these fall off.\nThen there is Nummular eczema which is a oozy, weepy skin rash that is seen to occur as coin shaped plaques especially occurring in winter and is normally linked to dry skin.\nThe common skin rashes thus are diagnosed very easily and rash is a condition with a lot of skin disorders. the rash is any kind of inflammation on the skin. Dermatologists normally have various ways to describe the skin rashes. The first manner in which this is identified is to find the color, size, density and the shape of the rash. The rash is then described with words like circular, linear, ring shaped, snake like etc.\nThen the way the rash appears is specified and this is very useful in understanding exactly how the rash occurs as there are many diseases where the rash is seen to appear in particular areas. Thus the findings have to be a part of the disorder and have to have a particular way of occurring and appearing. These findings reveal existence of scaling, scabbing, and ulcers.\nRashes can be non infectious rashes occurring in a particular area or it could be rashes due to some skin irritation . It could also be a rash caused due to a bacterial infection. The rashes are normally signs of irritation and never something very drastic. Yet proper evaluation of the rash is needed to be able to treat the condition well.\nIf the infections occur as scaly patches of skin then they are fungal infections. These are very common but normally don\u2019t appear as often as those in the eczema category. Yeasts can also cause a fungus rash. These rashes look fiery and have pustules in the ends. Then there are rashes that are labeled as yeast infections.\nIt is not that people who lack hygiene get rashes. This has no connection with the yeast and fungus infections. Fungal rashes are not caught from animals or dogs nor are they got from showers, gyms, pools etc. They are not contagious either.\nTreatment for rashes is normally very straight and clear. There are many antifungal creams that are bought from the drugstore and that cure the rashes. If a fungus has been treated and there is no success then it is possible that it was never a fungus but an eczema wrongly treated. Make sure you go to the doctor and know exactly what caused the rash and have the correct treatment.\nRashes are a way of the body to show that there has been some problem within. Know best how to identify and deal with it.",
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        "raw_content": "Donation based crowdfunding\nCrowdfunding campaign in which there is no financial return to the investors or contributors as donation-based crowdfunding. Common donation-based crowdfunding initiatives include fundraising for disaster relief, charities, nonprofits, and medical bills.\nRewards-based crowdfunding involves individuals contributing to your business in exchange for a reward, in a form of the product or service which your company is offering. Even though this method offers investors a reward, it\u2019s still generally considered a subset of donation-based crowdfunding since there is no financial or equity return.\nIn Peer-to-Peer lending, an online platform matches lenders/investors with borrowers/issuers in order to provide unsecured loans and the interest rate is set by the platform. Some Peer-to-Peer platforms arrange loans between individuals, while other platforms pool funds which are then lent to small and medium-sized businesses.\nUnlike the donation-based and rewards-based methods, equity-based crowdfunding allows contributors to become part-owners of your company by trading capital for equity shares. As equity owners, your contributors receive a financial return on their investment and ultimately receive a share of the profits in the form of a dividend or distribution.\nAmount Raised from Crowdfunding different models in the year 2015\nThe amount raised by Donation based Crowdfunding in the year 2015 is higher i.e. $14.73 billion when compared to other types of Model, peer-to-peer lending is the next model which has raised $13.07 billion funds, whereas Equity and Reward based crowdfunding has $3.78 billion, $2.41 billion amount raised in the year 2015.\nhttps://goo.gl/bHfLGV\nAccording to the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has issued laws on digital equity crowdfunding in India as \u201cunauthorized, unregulated and illegal\u201d.\nFor more details: https://goo.gl/Bw5fP7",
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        "raw_content": "Who are the global top 1%?\nAnand, Sudhir and Segal, Paul (2017) Who are the global top 1%? World Development, 95. pp. 111-126. ISSN 0305-750X\nIdentification Number: 10.1016/j.worlddev.2017.02.001\nThis paper presents the first in-depth analysis of the changing composition of the global income rich and the rising representation of developing countries at the top of the global distribution. We construct global distributions of income during 1988\u20132012 based on both household surveys and the new top incomes data derived from tax records, which better capture the rich who are typically excluded from household surveys. We find that the representation of developing countries in the global top 1% declined until about 2002, but that since 2005 it has risen significantly. This coincides with a decline in global inequality since 2005, according to a range of measures. We compare our estimates of the country-composition and income levels of the global rich with a number of other sources\u2014including Credit Suisse\u2019s estimates of global wealth, the Forbes World Billionaires List, attendees of the World Economic Forum, and estimates of top executives\u2019 salaries. To varying degrees, all show a rise in the representation of the developing world in the ranks of the global elite.\nhttps://www.sciencedirect.com/journal/world-develo...\nResearch centres and groups > International Inequalities Institute",
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        "raw_content": "Chapter 1: Memory and Static\nOR BARNES&NOBLE.COM T HOME, in my parents\u2019 house in Babbington Heights, in the corner of the attic that was my bedroom, I had, on a table beside my bed, a small Philco radio. It was made of cream-colored plastic. The radio had seen years of use on somebody else\u2019s bedside table before I got it for my room. Over the years, the heat from the bulb that lighted its dial had discolored and cracked the plastic in a spot along the rounded edge of the top, right above the dial. On winter nights, when the attic was cold, I would bring the radio close to me, onto the bed, under the covers, and rest one hand on the warm, discolored spot while I listened.\nOf all the programs that I listened to on that radio, I can remember only one clearly: one about a boy about my age who lost everyone who was dear to him\u2014his mother and father and grandparents and a clever younger sister with a voice like a flute\u2014in a shipwreck, and was left alone, entirely alone, on an island somewhere warm and wet and windy, and called out for them in the night, calling against the persistent, overpowering sound of the wind and the sea, and listened in despair for the sound of their voices through the crashing surf and howling wind. I huddled in my bed, with the blankets pulled over my head, and trembled when the sound of his voice and the wind filled the little cave that I had made. This program so terrified me that I wanted to cry out for my own parents, to run downstairs for some comfort from them, at least to reassure myself that they were still there, but I couldn\u2019t run to them because I was listening to the radio at a time of night when my mother didn\u2019t allow me to listen, since the programs that were broadcast at those late hours were, she had told me often enough, the sort of thing that scared the wits out of young boys.\nThough I remember only that one program, I can remember as clearly as a memorized poem or a popular song the susurrous and crackling static that accompanied everything I heard on the little radio. Over the course of time, this insistent sound has pushed its way from the background of my radio memories to the foreground, and the private detectives, shipwrecked travelers, cowboys, bandleaders, and comedians who once were able to shout over it now call out only faintly and indecipherably, like voices calling against the roaring of the sea and the wind.\nThen Guppa bought a Motorola console radio as a Christmas gift for Gumma, and at once the Philco became a pedestrian radio. The Motorola had several bands, and it could pull in programs from places so far removed from Babbington that their names alone, printed at intervals along the dial, were enough to bring to mind notions of places so remote and exotic that I had to work to convince myself that they were real places, places where people worked, slept, ate meals, listened to radios, places that I could, someday, actually visit: Balbec, London, Macondo, Moscow, Paris, Tokyo. It was as if the Motorola were more worldly, more sophisticated, more knowledgeable than the Philco, as if the Philco were naive, untraveled, because it knew only Babbington and the surrounding towns and cities that everyone knew. Not only could the Philco not detect the signals from far-flung places, but it seemed to me that the little radio was ignorant of the notion that these places even existed.\nTHIRTY SECONDS OF THE",
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        "raw_content": "It\u2019s official. I\u2019m tanner than Erik. Now, you might say that this a very stupid contest for me to engage in, what with my Dutch genes and Erik\u2019s Norwegian ones. Clearly, we are not tanners and whatever tanning ability we have is probably a Northern European draw, right? Nope. Erik\u2019s dark-haired and olive-ish skinned, and [...]\nCall to Worship for \u201cBlessed are the meek\u201d\nOne: Praise the Lord, the Maker of all, skies and seas, pebbles and puddles alike. Many: Praise to the God of big and of small. One: Praise the Lord, the Redeemer of all, powerful and pretentious, homeless and hidden alike. Many: Praise to the God of big and of small. One: Praise the Lord, the [...]\nThe Small Life: Blessed Are the Meek\nMatthew 5:5; Romans 12:1-3; Psalm 37 Fox Valley Presbyterian Church Twice in my life, on a bus in a foreign country, I\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ve had a moment where I understood how big Americans really are. In Guatemala, I rode a chicken bus (called chicken buses because people transport everything, including their chickens).\u00c2 Latin America is where [...]\n[28 September 2008 | filed under Journal, Sermons | 1 Comment ]\nWhat it means (to me) to be a working Mom\nThe flurry of activity over the female VP nominee seems to have everyone weighing in about what it means to be a working mom. Now, I\u2019m not going to get into the fracas about the governor of Alaska specifically, but I will say that I am downright angry at just about every side in the [...]\nI am oh-so-aware that the rhythm of my work life is very different from most other middle class North Americans\u2019. Monday morning this fall is going to be my quiet morning (I\u2019m just thinking that I wish I could go out and buy a Sunday paper on Monday morning\u2026maybe I should start walking up to [...]\nThe 13 year old mind\nI know everyone else is horribly curious about this: What exactly are the pression questions on the 13-year-old mind? Well, after a confirmation kick-off yesterday, over pizza and soda floats, my troop of 13 years olds are interested in the following things: The Trinity\u2014what on earth is it? The Divine and Human Natures of Christ\u2014how [...]\nHere\u2019s something I\u2019ve been thinking about after hearing this excellent interview with Alan Ball, creator of some very interesting TV shows and movies. Ball\u2019s new TV series is about vampires, and in this interview, he comments that one of the things the whole vampire-genre get sone thinking about is the value of life. Vampires (in [...]\nPass me the Vienna Beef Dog, Please. I\u2019m going to be sick.\nOK, I\u2019m trying not to be political. But, I just can\u2019t leave this alone. The former mayor of New York just noted, with scorn, that the current senator of Illinois of\u00c2 \u201cimmersed himself in Chicago politics.\u201d Yes, I realize there is a Chicago political machine. I realize it is infamous. But, um, New York has [...]\n[3 September 2008 | filed under Uncategorized | 3 Comments ]",
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        "raw_content": "Auburn Wants To Move To The SEC East\nLet me be clear. Auburn University has not filed, proposed, officially asked, sent a note on a napkin, or any other sanctioned request to move out of the very tough Southeastern Conference Western Division. I could understand from a competitive point of view why they would want that. But, right now it's just an idea being floated by the current Director of Athletics at the University Jay Jacobs.\nIf you weren't aware this week in Destin Florida the SEC is holding their annual beach trip and meetings. One of those things not officially discussed but brought up by Jacobs was the idea of Auburn moving away from LSU, Arkansas, Alabama, Mississippi State and other powerhouses of the division to the somewhat milder SEC East.\nHold on, before you start calling Mr. Jacobs soft or a coward his idea actually makes sense. Right now Auburn is in the west and Missouri is in the east. Jacobs seems to think that it would be a more natural fit for those schools to swap places.\nGeographically it does make sense. Based on tradition and rivalry I'd sure hate to see it happen. Jacobs did say that regardless of where in the conference Auburn plays they would continue to maintain the Iron Bowl rivalry with Alabama. I am pretty sure if they didn't then the state legislature would make it so they had to. It's kind of how politics got involved in the Florida versus Florida State rivalry.\nJacobs says his idea won't be explored at the current meetings underway in Destin. However, it did suggest in a story reported by NOLA.com that the idea could be floated at the conference's next football only meeting.\nI'd have to admit not having to travel to Auburn every other year would be a nice change of pace. Although the \"loveliest city on the plains\" does make a great place to pull over and pee when you're driving to Atlanta. That being said, I don't know if Columbia Missouri is any better. I guess we will see when the powers that be contact the accountants and see how much more money the conference can make.\nFiled Under: auburn tigers, Auburn University, southeastern conference",
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        "raw_content": "Help me keep working\nby Essie | 1 Feb 2017 | make, think | 0 comments\nI feel kind of weird about writing this post. It\u2019s never easy to ask for help, and this is no exception.\nThis week I have had to make some major changes to the way I\u2019m looking at my future. After doctors visits, tests, a lot of talking, worrying, thinking, and planning, I have found myself in a place where I am reassessing what my life is going to look like for the foreseeable future.\nMy M.E. is kicking my arse.\nIf truth be told, I haven\u2019t been properly well since I was in hospital with pulmonary embolisms early last year. It\u2019s looking like that has triggered a serious relapse of the illness that I thought I was in remission from after having Arty.\nThis means a lot of changes for me.\nIt means I had to tell my boss that I can\u2019t realistically work from the office any more (and deal with the heartbreak of essentially losing my dream job).\nIt means that I\u2019m relying solely on freelance work and creative sponsorship to make my contributions to our family income.\nIt also means that I\u2019m more passionate than ever about refining my vlogging skills, and making my chronic illness series.\nThe only problem is, I am often in so much pain and/or so physically weary that I\u2019m unable to sit at a computer for the kind of time it takes to edit videos, and write good content for my freelance jobs. At the moment I am spending a good portion of each day in bed, and I hate the idea of that time being \u2018wasted\u2019. I want to make as much of that time productive as I am humanly able to do. I want to work.\nSo I need a laptop that will allow me to do this.\nThe kind of machine I need isn\u2019t cheap, and now that we\u2019re back to being a (mostly) one income family, it\u2019s well outside the realms of what we can afford. So I\u2019m reaching out to my friends, and starting a Go Fund Me campaign.\nI\u2019m hoping you\u2019ll see it as a kind of virtual tip jar \u2013 a way to say that you like my blog, my videos, or my other creative work, and you\u2019d like to see more of it. Be cause I really want to keep making it for you. And for me too.\nYou can find the campaign by clicking here. There may even be some happy mail in it for you if the campaign is successful.\nThank you, my lovely peeps! I am sending you all of the internet hugs in the world.",
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        "raw_content": "It is really wired being so busy that the only time I realize it is almost Christmas is when I goto Church on Sunday and we sing Christmas hymns. One more week of classes and then exams.\nAfter that, oh yeah, it\u2019s Christmas.\nBy the way, did you know that if you get a really bad ear infection it is possible to loose some of your taste sensation. Also, loosing your sense of smell and not realizing it can make life seem really dull and not enjoyable. Along those lines, did you realize that you don\u2019t normally smell something unless you \u201csniff.\u201d Yes, sniffing has a purpose. It gets the smell up to your olfactory nerve endings in the roof of your nose right between your eyes. \ud83d\ude42\nOk, so I guess I should write a little about me. Hum, so where should Ipopup start?\nI guess the best place to start is my faith. I became a follower of Jesus Christ at the age of 5 and was baptized soon afterwards. If you want to know why I chose to follow Christ, take this test, follow these steps and you\u2019ll come to the same conclusion. Since then, I\u2019ve been learning more each day what it means to follow Christ and have been growing in the faith, hope and love of my Lord.\nEverything else about me is superfluous. I\u2019m currently a medical student (pic) at the University of Tennessee College of Medicine supported by the U.S. Navy Health Profession Scholarship Program which is a fancy way of saying that I\u2019m in the U.S. Navy (pic) and they are paying for my medical school.\nNothing much else except a lot of people don\u2019t believe that I sleep in a hammock. Oh, almost forgot that the building in the background of my site is the \u201cGEB\u201d (General Education Building at UT) and is where I spend most of my day while in class.",
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        "raw_content": "GS1 Iran works under the supervision of the Ministry of Industry, Mine, and Trade of the Islamic Republic of Iran. We are part of a worldwide network of GS1 organizations in over 10 countries and a global office based in Brussels, Belgium (GS1 AISBL).\nAll over the world manufacturers and retailers rely on the GS1 system. You can trust that GS1 barcode numbers issued by an authorized GS1 organization are unique, accurate, and based on current global standards. We introduced Identification and Barcoding System to Iranian companies in 1995 and today we enable more than 8,000 companies, of all sizes, to become more efficient by implementing the GS1 system of standards.\nGS1 Iran is the leading provider of supply chain standards and solutions for over 25 industry sectors. We bring businesses, associations, and industries together by providing them with the Global Language of Business. This blended community comes to GS1 Iran for advice, networking, and solutions to their supply chain challenges.\nOur Mission, Vision, and Charter\nAt GS1 Iran, we strive to be the \u201cGlobal Language of Business\u201d.\nWe also aim to make GS1 standards and services the most trusted and used in the supply chain in Iran.\nGS1 Iran administers the GS1 system and is the only authorized source for GS1 barcode numbers and standards in Iran. Our charter is to supply and manage Barcode numbers, operate and manage supply chain standards in accordance with our global GS1 system and to provide related solutions and services to our customers.\nLooking towards the future, our aim is to:\nEncourage businesses from an increasing range of industry sectors to collaborate more actively with us and each other.\nProvide a range of services that allow businesses to use the GS1 system to create efficiencies in their supply chains and overall business.\nSupport our customers by providing: high-quality education, training, and customer care.\nWe are non-profit and All our services are provided on a cost recovery basis. We also are neutral and driven and governed by our customers We collaborate with our local stakeholder communities to develop and implement a robust system of standards which enable the unique identification, accurate capture and automatic sharing of authentic information about products, locations, and events.\nWe are at the forefront of eCommerce and supply chain management initiatives and are committed to helping Iranian businesses adopt the world\u2019s best practice in supply chain management techniques and streamline their processes.\nWe aim to help businesses ensure a fast, efficient and accurate flow of information with their trading partners all over the world.",
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        "raw_content": "Anger Problem\nSometimes I think that squirrels just can't hold it in. No matter what they do, their anger inevitably comes boiling out in a loud torrent. I have tried in the recent past to show them as friendly creatures, but some of them can't help but blow their tops over nothing.\nThe other day I was leaving the lake to continue on a short hike, when I heard loud chittering sounds coming from far off to my left. I knew immediately it was a very angry squirrel. I was curious about what it was that angered this little devil so much, so I turned around to try and get a look at it.\nIt never stopped yelling at its target the whole time, so I immediately found its location. It was high up in a tree looking down at something. Its tail was flicking angrily like a whip. I could only see a dark shadow, but I couldn't pass up this opportunity to get a few pictures of this humorous event.\nBut what I really wanted to know was what it was angry at. So I changed a few settings on my camera so it could brighten up the picture. I pointed the camera at a dark part of the tree the squirrel was on, hoping it would enable the camera to now see the squirrel a little better. It worked well, and I could now see the squirrel and what it was focusing its anger on..\nThis rotten little squirrel was looking straight at me! Why? I was at least fifty yards away from it, maybe even farther. When it began yelling at me, and probably calling me every bad name it could think of, I was actually walking away from where the squirrel was located. This squirrel needs some anger management!\nDidn't anybody tell this squirrel that the war was over? I go to the forest so I can get away from angry jerks, but squirrels seem to be among the worst of them sometimes. I sometimes think I should find that dragon again and promise it a nice squirrel stew.\nThat ends my ridiculousness for today.\nI started this blog one year ago today. I've never done a post about milestones before, and I probably won't do any more. The subject of the blog is not about me. It's about the everyday adventures I have, and the fact that we can all do many of these things. I just simply try to be a guide to a world of discovery.\nWhat I'm going to show you for this one special day are some pieces of my posts from the past. Some of them you may already know, and some you may not. Some of the very earliest are actually the whole post because I wasn't yet very comfortable with my writing. Now I have trouble keeping things short.\nI hope you will like this look back through the past. This is going to be a long one, so you don't have to look at everything or even click the links, but you can if you want to. This is only meant to be a fun look at what was. I'll start with my very first post...\nNature Trails - My first post.\nIn this picture is something really different than I expected to see. I'm usually on the lookout for an animal or a cool looking plant in these nature areas, but as I always tell people, the fun part of an everyday adventure is that I never know what I'm going to see.\nAdvice From A Caterpillar - The very first appearance of Alice.\nIt's Game Time...\nA while back I had a little game here. There was a squirrel hiding in a photo, and I asked everyone to guess where the squirrel was. It was a fun experiment for me, and I think the squirrel had some fun too. A few of you might remember it, but most of you weren't here yet. So I decided to do it again.\nI promised yesterday that I would show you some of the pictures of the birds I took when I found a new boardwalk nature preserve. I decided not to wait to show you my absolute favorite. I have many more pictures that are every bit as good, so you may like some of those even better.\nThese were some of the highlights of the past year here on The Everyday Adventurer. There are many more in the archives. This ends my longest post ever, I hope you liked it anyway. Now we can begin the second year.\nLabels: Alice, Animals, Nature, Photos, Websites\nAs I continue my quest for adventure, I sometimes am able to capture things on camera that are even better than when I saw it. I was in the meadow at one of the parks I routinely like to go, and when I looked up in the sky there was a big bird.\nThis bird was flying overhead so I rushed to get a few pictures of it. I've seen birds like this in the same area before. There have even been a few times where the bird was closer to me. I have pictures from those times, but they're not very good.\nThis time the bird looks very small in the picture because it's a little farther away. It was flying above the distant treeline right in between me and the sun. I tried to get a few pictures as fast as I could before I had to stop. I didn't want to point the camera directly at the sun.\nWell, I did get a few pictures of the bird. Just so you know, the bird is either a cormorant or a heron. I'm not sure which because I've seen both flying around up there. That is only part of the reason I'm showing you these pictures.\nThe main reason is because I like the way the shining sun is captured as the bird flies past. I saw this while I was taking the pictures, but it's just not the same because it's just too hard to see very well when you're trying not to stare into the sun.\nThis is where the camera came in extremely useful. I was able to get a picture of not only the bird, but also of the shining sun. I just like the way it came out. Usually something like this would have shown all sorts of distorted colors in the image, but I got lucky and was able to get a clear picture of it all.\nHere is the bird flying away, and you can see it in the opening in between the trees. I didn't know what I had until I got home. This is one of the best things about taking these pictures. Sometimes I get a nice surprise when I finally am able to look at them. This time it was the sunshine and the bird.\nRobin Of The Boardwalk\nEven though I just showed you another series of pictures of a robin a few days ago, I want to tell you about this one too. I've told you before that there are very many different types of birds on the boardwalk nature preserve that I recently found. This robin is one of them.\nI saw this robin shortly after I finished looking at the snake I told you about yesterday. This fat little robin was exactly where you see it when I walked over. I was able to get very close and take a few pictures before it flew away. It didn't seem as scared as most robins I meet.\nI get a lot of pictures of robins, but I've had much better luck with them lately. My pictures were coming out blurry every time I tried to capture something that moved. That meant any squirrels, birds, or just about any small creature turned out to be only good in my memory. My pictures were useless.\nBut now everything is working much better. Now I can relax and pay attention to other things, like why I was able to get so close to this bird. As you can see, there isn't any place to hide for the robin but it stayed right there. It could have easily flown away as soon as I saw it, but it was happy to keep its place on the walkway.\nThe birds in this place see humans every day so they are very used to them. The fear of humans that are close by them isn't as great for these birds. This is the benefit of a busy area like this. These animals are routinely fed by humans so they don't see a huge threat. The good thing is that the human food source won't run out any time soon.\nThis may be a very good place to see birds, and a good place for the birds to go when they're hungry. Maybe sometimes human interaction with wild animals can work. If only it could be this way everywhere.\nSympathy For A Snake\nI found something a little unexpected while I was out at my new found boardwalk area looking for more birds. Sunning itself on the boards was this little Garter Snake. Now before you run away screaming, stay just a few seconds so I can explain a few things.\nMany of you may be afraid of snakes, but this kind of snake doesn't even have any fangs. As a matter of fact, it is considered harmless to humans and it rarely bites. They almost always try to get away first. You might be in more danger from an angry squirrel than a little garter snake.\nSure they like to eat their food while it's still alive, but the things they eat are mostly smaller than them. As I've shown you in the past they will eat frogs or toads, but a bullfrog will eat a poor little garter snake just as quickly. They also like little creatures that are considered pests, like insects, worms, and leeches.\nNot only do frogs think a little garter snake is a tasty treat, so do other animals like certain fish and birds. There are a few pretty good sized birds around this boardwalk, so this little guy is probably in a lot of danger just being there. And he was little, and scared.\nAs I walked up to this little snake, the poor thing slithered away from its prime spot in the sun, in fear that I might step on it. It gave me plenty of room to walk on by, but I stopped and took a few pictures of it. It was so afraid of the giant standing over it that it couldn't move.\nIt was the same reaction I got from a little toad awhile back. These little garter snakes are really more or less just lizards without the benefit of legs. No fangs, almost no venom, and no effective way to deliver it to a human if it tried. Just another small animal trying to survive.\nWhen I made a move to step a little closer to get a better angle for my pictures, this little garter snake finally worked up the courage to flee in terror. It squirmed as quickly as it could to the edge of the platform, and it went over the side and into the grass to safety.\nI've killed several garter snakes in the past. I should never have forgotten the time my grandma picked one up in her garden to show me that they were not very dangerous. They even have trouble getting away. Instead, I decided to be a cruel killer. We all know they don't belong in houses, but I could have just as easily moved each one to a better place.\nThe little garter snake in my pictures got to live for another day this time. But what will happen to this little one tomorrow? Will it come out to the sun for more life giving heat only to be mercilessly stomped to death by another human? Will a big bird snatch it up and gobble it down? It's not easy being a snake.\nThere is something I forgot to mention that happened the same day that I was being mercilessly hunted by those evil vampirous mosquitoes. What I didn't mention was that I saw a few good things too. For instance, this American Robin.\nWhile I was in the meadow at the back of the park taking a breather from the chase, I heard a bird singing from high up in a tree. Usually when I look for the bird that is making those sweet sounds it turns out to be a useless endeavor The only thing I see when I look to the trees is green leaves, and plenty of them.\nWhat greeted me this time though was this colorful little bird. I was even able to move to a good position to get a few pictures and it didn't even fly away. Most birds that I do find are very quick to fly away as soon as I put my finger on the button of my camera. I think they do it just to tease me.\nI could have moved a little closer to this bird, but I feared moving directly beneath it. I didn't want to suffer the consequences of that. Do you know what would have happened? Well, do you? That's right. Splat! Right in the eye! A bird's favorite thing to do.\nOkay, that's enough of that. A robin isn't exactly something new for me to show. As a matter of fact I see them every day. I think I have more pictures of robins than any other animal, even squirrels! There are so many of them around here that it's our official state bird. So why am I showing you this one?\nI'm showing it to you because, for one, I wanted to use the name \"American Robin\" in a post title. It makes it so much easier to find it here. Actually, the real reason is that I just liked the pictures and I wanted to share them with you. The colors seemed to just pop out. I think it's the new settings I'm using for my camera.\nHmm, I think that'll do it. Did you like the post? Well then leave a comment and tell me how much. (Or if you just want to tell me that this was ridiculous trash, that's okay too. But be polite about it.)\nI told you a few days ago that I got some good pictures of birds and a lot of other things, but I'm going to give you something a little different today. Something happened to me when I went on my usual hike yesterday. I think it was the worst time I ever had!\nMany of you know that I've been shamelessly bragging about my new GPS lately. There is a treasure hunting game called geocaching that you can do with it. Well I found out in quick order from the geocaching website that there was a cache in one of my favorite parks, so I was off to do my first serious search for one of these little treasures.\nWhen I got there it started out as a normal beautiful summer day. Nothing seemed out of the ordinary, and I headed for the trail following the directions the GPS was giving me. I did notice that I wasn't hearing as many birds as I usually did, but it really didn't seem to be a big deal. Then, as soon as I entered the forest, it happened!\nAlong the sides of the trail there are several pools of standing water. It's there that I've been watching tadpoles. It wasn't tadpoles that I found though. It was millions of mosquitoes, and they were huge! I think every last one of them were after my blood!\nEvery time I stopped they would come in huge swarms, so I quickly made my way through the forest, only stopping very quickly to sometimes check for the direction of the treasure. It must have been ten or twenty degrees hotter in that forest than it was outside. I was quickly sweating as if I were in a sauna, and it probably attracted every mosquito in the place.\nIt got so bad that I forgot the treasure and ran down to the fishing platform just to get out of the forest. It was much cooler there on the platform looking out at the lake. There were still mosquitoes, but they weren't nearly as bad out here. It felt like heaven out here in the open air.\nI wish I had a kayak or something so I could float down the lake to get to the back of the park, which was my destination. I really didn't want to go back into the forest, but I had no choice. I was at least able to collect my thoughts out there, so I renewed my quest for the hidden treasure. Back into the woods I went to seek my fortune.\nI followed the directions of the GPS with mosquitoes tormenting me the whole way. When I reached my destination, there was no treasure in sight. I guess it wouldn't be hidden if it was in plain sight. I began searching the area but it was becoming impossible with the mosquitoes feasting on my blood. I eventually had to give up. No treasure for Ratty.\nAt one point I felt a stinging pain on the side of my right hand. I looked at it and there was a huge mosquito getting its fill of my lifeblood. I smashed it dead! That evil bug gave me the worst pain a mosquito ever had. I still feel it now as I'm writing this story.\nI still wanted to reach the back of the park, so I went that way. That was a foolish mistake! I made it there, and so did those evil flying little vampires! I had to get out of here! Finally, I decided to give up and flee for my life!\nSince this story is already becoming very long for a blog post, I'll just say that I ran all the way back to the front of the park. I hopped into my truck, turned the air conditioning on full blast, and went home as fast as I could. No treasure, and I had been torn apart by voracious mosquitoes.\nThis should be a lesson to you all. Don't be stupid enough to go into the forest in hot weather without covering yourself in bug repellent. I itch all over right now, so I am paying for it in pain. Always remember this. Always remember.\nLabels: Animals, Bugs, Geocaching, Hiking, Humor, Nature, Photos\nThis bird is a Great Egret. Of course I'm never one hundred percent sure of the identity of any of these animals. This one is very similar to the Snowy Egret, which is what I thought it was at first. The snowy egret is supposed to be more plentiful where I live so it's an easy mistake to make.\nThere are some distinct differences though. The great egret's bill is yellow like the one in my pictures. It also has black legs and feet. The snowy egret's bill and legs are both black, while their feet are yellow. These egrets are also both a kind of heron.\nSpeaking of herons, do you remember my last pictures of a heron? I was after a great blue heron, but I was having great difficulty with my camera at the time. The pictures turned out very odd, but as you can see I have improved things greatly since then. Great!\nI took very many pictures of this big bird, but unfortunately I'll only be able to show you these few that you see here. If I show you too many I will run out of space and I won't get to show you any more at all. That's a small part of the reason I stretched out my raccoon story to a fun trilogy.\nYou know, while I was watching this great egret it decided to fluff itself up until it looked like a great puffball. It was a wonderful sight, and I have some of it here for you. While it's not all puffed up like that its tail feathers hang down and blow in the wind.\nThese flowing misty white feathers made the bird look like a good spirit when the wind blew in the evening light. It seemed almost magical at times. This white bird seemed to glow in contrast to everything around it in the fading day. I don't know how many more ways I can describe the wonder I felt at seeing it perched majestically in the middle of the pond.\nThis just goes to show you what you can find if you just look around long enough. Of course I had the help of my new GPS, but I've seen this place before without it. I find many of these places just from driving around. Even looking out your own back window can sometimes bring you wonders of the natural world.\nI'll be back tomorrow with another story and more pictures. I'm still falling behind here though. My backup computer just died on me, so that is taking up some of my time. I can rebuild it. I have the technology. Hiking and my all time favorite thing, sleeping also seems to take up more time. It seems I have more time lately but I'm having more trouble using it efficiently.\nOkay, that's enough of me for now. See ya!\nMy new GPS that I mentioned in Saturday's post is already paying off. There was a place I saw over a year ago, but I couldn't find where it was anymore. I wanted to visit it, but how could I find out anything about it if I didn't know where it was? The worst thing was that it was only a few miles away from me. I wasn't even sure if it was a public place or not.\nBut today I was online trying to figure out how to use my little GPS, and I found a few things. I was looking through Geocaching.com, which is a site that organizes the details of a fun scavenger hunting game you can do with a GPS. That's where I found directions and a few details of this place.\nMy new place is a boardwalk that goes over a little pond. The place is nestled in front of several office buildings and on the same street as one of our local TV stations. It's called the American Commerce Centre Nature Preserve. It's on the north side of 11 Mile Rd. about a mile east of Inkster.\nI went there hunting for treasure, and I found it! Just not the treasure I was looking for. What I found was a place that was loaded with birds of all kinds, and a few other unexpected things. The only problem was that I couldn't really find a good place to park. All the parking I saw was private.\nThe funny thing is that it looks like a sunny afternoon in the pictures, but it was actually about 8:30 PM. The sun was going down but I got some beautiful pictures because it was till at just the right height if I took pictures to the east. All of my pictures that point the other way look like it's nighttime. You can see my shadow in a few of these.\nIn this shot you can see the beginning of the place where the boardwalk goes over the water. It happens to be the best picture in that section that I got of this structure. There's a good reason for that. It's because I got mugged by three robbers right after this picture was taken! Just kidding!\nThe real reason is that I saw so many birds that I filled my camera's memory card with pictures of them. I've only done that once before. There were even a few types of birds that I've never seen before! I read that there were a lot of birds here, but I wasn't prepared for what greeted me.\nAs I begin to wrap this post up, I know that I haven't shown you any of these birds I keep going on and on about. That will come at another time. I had to show you this place first. Discovering something new is the most important thing for an Everyday Adventurer. And this place is a prime example of that.\nI have so many things to show you from the past week. Some of them will inevitably be lost to time. I hope to show as much as I can though. It will be a shame for you not to be able to see some of these things. I'll be back tomorrow with something good from one of these recent trips.\nLabels: GPS, Hiking, Nature, Parks, Photos\nThe animals I meet along the trails on my everyday adventures are wonderful, but there is something else that I see every time. Even if the animals run and hide, the plants still remain right where they are. I lost count on how many times I've chased animals through the forests. I've been chased exactly once.\nPlants don't chase anyone, and you can look at them for as long as you want. Try it, they won't go anywhere. It is plants that make up a forest or a jungle. You don't necessarily need the animals. When you see all of that green around you, you know where you are.\nSometimes though you'll see something special off to the left or the right. It will be a bit of bright color in all of that green. That's what happens to me a lot of times, and this one time now was no different. Finding a flower in the forest is every bit as good as finding a scurrying little animal.\nThis particular time, I was on a very small side trail that I remembered from the last time I was at my new park. I remembered seeing a mulberry tree on the trail, and I wanted to see how far along the berries had come. Mulberries taste very delicious so I'm watching for any I can get.\nI would have taken a picture of the mulberry tree and the unripe berries but I honestly forgot to do it. I did last time but the camera just wouldn't focus correctly on the berries. Another reason I had to work on my settings.\nWell, after checking on the tree I followed the little trail to its end. Nothing special about it except that it ran to the bike trail, and I had already been there. The bike trails look like small streets so I'm kind of uninterested in them. I like the deep forest much better.\nAfter all of this I turned back around and made my way back to the beginning of the small trail. About halfway through I noticed this lone flower that I hadn't seen before. It was about five feet off to the right of the trail, and the bright lavender color caught my eye. I guess that's what people like about flowers.\nI can't attempt to tell you the name of this flower, only that I like it. I'm sure if you stick around here long enough somebody will be nice enough to reveal the identity to us all. Even if nobody knows, everything is fine. Flowers are meant to be looked at. The beauty is the same whether we know a name or not.\nWhat was that old saying? You know, the one from that Shaky guy?\n(I don't care if it's not a rose, I still like it.)\nLabels: Flowers, Hiking, Nature, Photos, Plants\nI don't know how much anyone has noticed, but I have been falling behind with a few things on here recently. This has actually been a good thing for me. The reason for this is because I've been spending even more time with nature.\nI think I mentioned about a week ago that I discovered a new place where I could go hiking. I originally saw it a last summer while I was driving by an alternate entrance. I had just gotten through applying for a different job in the area. Apparently they weren't smart enough to hire the best person for the job.\nBecause I didn't have a big reason to go back to the area, I didn't go back to investigate this new nature place. It looked very small and I had other things to keep e busy.Well, I finally got around to going back and I discovered that this place is huge.\nIt has over six miles of hiking trails. That's bigger than any other place in this area. There are three times that many combined hiking, biking, and horseback riding trails too. You can hike on them all. Thebest thing is that it isn't really that far away from me.\nI've been spending most of my available time there just trying to find my way around. I took my compass, which I don't usually have to do, and it promptly got lost in this huge pond. It was dropped through the cracks of this dock.\nThis wasn't such a good thing because this pond is at the farthest point away from the entrance. It was a good thing I have a good sense of direction. The trails twist and turn all through the park, and I had to find my way back. It turned out to be easier than I thought it would be.\nI'll be giving more details on this park this week some time. I have plenty of things to show you from my visits there. In the meantime I decided to show you some pictures that demonstrate what I saw.\nI have been getting home very late and very tired after visiting these trails. It's a good kind of tired. Walking through here so much has helped me work out the pain in my legs from running from those baby raccoons I've been telling you about for the last few days.\nThis new place isn't the only thing I've been doing. I have a new little device that I hope will enhance my experiences with nature. I hope to begin hiking bigger areas and do many new and exciting things that I never dreamed about before.\nMy new toy is a GPS(Global Positioning System) that's specially made for hiking. It's much better than a compass, and besides, it has one built right in. As soon as I learn how to use it I'll be doing some bigger and better things. I'll still tell every experience through the eyes of a beginner though.\nThere you have it! I'll try to catch up on everything here on the internet this week. 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        "raw_content": "I came across a testimonial on a website that was posted by a woman who claims to have shrunken her fibroids via Focused ultrasound surgery so I\u2019ve been doing some research on the topic. The mayoclinic.org has a very interesting article on the topic of Focused ultrasound surgery for uterine fibroids. It provides useful information about the procedure. This post summarizes the Mayo clinic article. For the full article link scroll to the bottom.\nWhat Is Focused Ultrasound Surgery?\nHere is how the Mayo Clinic answers the question of what is Focused ultrasound surgery [for uterine fibroids]\nFocused ultrasound surgery is a noninvasive treatment option for uterine fibroids \u2014 noncancerous growths of the uterus. A pelvic magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scan is typically performed before treatment to determine whether you\u2019re a good candidate for focused ultrasound surgery.\nThe takeaway from that definition\u2192 not every woman will be considered a good candidate for focused ultrasound surgery. So what makes you a good candidate for focused ultrasound surgery? Or more to the point, what would make you not a good candidate? Digging further into the article I came across the following:\nAlthough focused ultrasound surgery offers many advantages over other fibroid treatment options, it\u2019s not the best option for everyone. It may not be a good choice for you if:\nYou have multiple abdominal scars that make it difficult to find a safe path between the transducer and the fibroid\nYou have many fibroids or very large fibroids\nYou want to optimize your chance of a future pregnancy\nI don\u2019t have any abdominal scars and I have no interest in getting pregnant ever again. I do have multiple fibroids and very large fibroids; so I guess my chances of being considered a good candidate for focused ultrasound surgery will come down to the reputation of the clinic. I\u2019d guess that a clinic for whom money is the primary interest might be more willing to take a risk than one with a little regard for ethical propriety. After all they will have my signature on a piece of paper saying I know the risks and accept them and that the clinic is not responsible if something goes unexpectedly wrong and I die. So why not take my money and attempt the procedure even while knowing I\u2019m not an ideal candidate?\nThe point is, focused ultrasound surgery for uterine fibroids won\u2019t be an option for everyone; but for those who are good candidates, does focused ultrasound surgery actually get rid of the fibroids?\nThe testimonial that I came across in which the woman was making the claim that she became fibroid free after undergoing focused ultrasound surgery, included before and after pictures. In the before picture the woman has a very large stomach. In the after picture her stomach was impressively flat; but from reading the Mayo Clinic article, it doesn\u2019t sound as if you walk into a clinic with a belly full of fibroids, go under a machine, get a focused ultrasound procedure performed on you, and walk out with a flat \u201cfibroid-free\u201d stomach. It sounds as if it takes some time for the treated fibroid tissue to be completely removed from your body; and it does also sound as if the treatment does not safeguard against new fibroid growth.\nHere\u2019s how the Mayo Clinic article describes the procedure results:\nYour body gradually and naturally absorbs the treated tissue over months and even years. This means that an ultrasound may show the fibroid still there. However, an MRI shows that the fibroid has been treated, and your symptoms reflect that improvement.\nThe majority of women experience significant improvement in the severity of their fibroid-related symptoms within the first six months after focused ultrasound surgery. Most researchers report that women continue to have symptom relief after three years of follow-up.\nSo it seems to be a gradual process; but I\u2019m thinking that to gradually get back to my normal self over a few months or a few years is better than to still be in the same situation I\u2019m in now five years from now. If I could qualify for this procedure I might be willing to try it. Only problem, I can\u2019t afford it.\nHow much does it cost to get focused ultrasound surgery for uterine fibroids?\nApparently it costs upwards of $10,000 to get this procedure performed; and it\u2019s not typically something your insurance will cover.\nMore on the subject of Focused ultrasound surgery for uterine fibroids\nI came across another interesting article on the subject. This article was written for the New York Times by RONI CARYN RABIN. It was published back in 2007 so it\u2019s entirely possible the information is outdated. Here is an excerpt from that article:\nA little over a year ago, desperate for relief from uterine fibroids that made her menstrual periods last all month, Sharyn Sowell tried a new noninvasive procedure that uses focused high-intensity ultrasound beams to destroy the uterine growths. The treatment lasted a few hours, did not require general anesthesia and was so easy that she arose from the table and walked two miles immediately afterward. But though her symptoms subsided for a while, the improvement did not last. (full article)\nApparently Ms. Sowell was back to square one just six months after undergoing the procedure. Not a very heartening thought when you consider the cost of the procedure. Can you imagine saving up $10,000 to get a focused ultrasound treatment for your fibroids only to end up right back where you started after getting some brief relief?\nHere is another excerpt from the same New York Times Article that gives some insight into the treatment procedure and addresses what actually happens to the fibroids during treatment:\nThe concept of focused ultrasound can be confusing, because the term calls to mind the low-intensity ultrasound waves typically used for diagnostic imaging.\nWith this procedure, high-intensity focused ultrasound beams are aimed to converge on a small target like a fibroid, heating it enough to destroy it, much as the sun\u2019s rays can ignite a flame when focused under a magnifying glass.\nThe patient lies down on a table inside the magnetic resonance imaging machine with her belly in a pool of water. An electronic device in the water generates the ultrasound beams. The patient\u2019s head is outside the machine, and she has to lie very still.\nWith the M.R.I. providing a three-dimensional map of the fibroids and organs, the physician can zero in on fibroids and destroy them with a blast of heat. When the image of the tissue changes color, the proper temperature has been reached.\nThe goal is to coagulate the tissue and destroy its blood supply, so it dies and shrivels up over time, said Dr. Phyllis Gee, medical director for the North Texas Uterine Fibroid Institute in Dallas, which uses the technology.\nThe fibroid is not removed, but changes consistency, Dr. Gee said, adding, \u201cYou\u2019re turning a hard, dense tumor that can sometimes be calcified like a rock into something much lighter, like Silly Putty.\u201d\nSuccess depends on the degree to which the fibroid is deprived of its blood supply. (full article)\nSo all in all it seems this procedure is expensive and not guaranteed to provide lasting results. 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        "raw_content": "In our last post, we studied the German MP40 submachine gun, an influential design. In today's post, we will study a submachine gun of Soviet origin, the PPSh-41.\nThe PPSh-41 derives its name from the Russian name \u041f\u0438\u0441\u0442\u043e\u043b\u0435\u0442-\u043f\u0443\u043b\u0435\u043c\u0451\u0442 \u0428\u043f\u0430\u0433\u0438\u043d\u0430 which is pronounced as Pistolet-Pulemyot Shpagina (i.e. \"Shpagin Machine Pistol\"). Shpagin refers to the designer of this weapon, Georgy Semyonovich Shpagin. The number -41 refers to the year that this weapon was first produced.\nA PPSh-41 with a drum magazine. Click on the image to enlarge.\nImage released under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported license by Lposka\nThe gun was called the \"Peh-Peh-Sha\" (after the Russian pronunciation of the first letter of each word), or sometimes as \"Papasha\" (the Russian word for \"Daddy\"). During the Korean war, US and UK forces who encountered this in the hands of North Koreans and Chinese troops, nicknamed this the \"burp gun\" on account of the \"brrrap\" sound it produces when firing in automatic mode.\nThe origins of this weapon have to do with two reasons. First, when the Soviets fought against Finland in the Winter War of 1939-40, they found that Finnish forces armed with Suomi KP-31 submachine guns could take on superior numbers of Soviet forces fighting with bolt-action Mosin-Nagant rifles at close quarters. The Soviets already had a submachine gun of their own, the PPD-34, but it was hard to produce economically and quickly. Many of the metal parts of the PPD-34 were produced by milling and machining operations, which made it take a long time to produce.\nThen, in the summer of June 1941, the Germans launched Operation Barbarossa and invaded the Soviet Union. A large number of Soviet small arms as well as a number of the factories capable of manufacturing small arms, fell into German hands. The Soviets needed a weapon that could be produced quickly and without the use of sophisticated manufacturing technologies.\nEnter Georgy Shpagin, a son of a Russian peasant, who had started off life as a carpenter, before being drafted into the Russian army and becoming a gunsmith and later a weapon designer. He took the PPD-40 (an improved version of the PPD-34) as the starting point of his design. While the PPD-40 used mostly machined parts, his new PPSh-41 design largely relied on stamped steel parts. Most of these parts could be manufactured by unskilled workers using equipment that is commonly seen in small workshops and automobile repair garages. Parts were joined together by welding. The PPSh-41 design used less parts than the PPD-40 and could be manufactured in about half the time it took to make a PPD-40. Only the barrel needed a little more sophisticated factory equipment to manufacture and even this was simplified, as will be discussed shortly.\nThe cartridge used for his weapon design was the 7.62x25 mm. Tokarev pistol cartridge, which was already in service with Soviet forces for some years previously. To simplify the production of barrels, he often used existing barrels designed for the Mosin-Nagant M1891 rifle, which were already bored for 7.62 mm. A single long M1891 barrel would be cut into two shorter barrels for the PPSh-41 as they both use 7.62 mm. diameter cartridges, and then each shorter barrel would have a chamber machined to accept the 7.62x25 mm. Tokarev cartridge. The barrels were chrome lined for extra reliability, but most of the other parts were much more cheaply produced.\nThe weapon itself fires from an open bolt using the blowback action (similar to all the designs we studied in the last few posts). Earlier models had a selector lever to select the firing mode and later models were designed to fire in full automatic mode only. The firing rate of this weapon is about 1000 rounds per minute, which is the highest of all the submachine guns during World War II. The receiver is hinged to make disassembly and cleaning the weapon in the field easy to do. The chrome lining in the barrel enables it to use corrosive ammunition and not be cleaned for a while in the field.\nThe first prototypes went into production in November 1941 and by the spring of 1942, the factories were making them at an incredible rate of 3000 per day and by the end of 1942, over 1.5 million of these were made.\nInitially, the PPSh-41 was designed to use a drum magazine of 71 round capacity, which was an exact copy of the Finnish Suomi KP-31 submachine gun that the Soviets had encountered in the Winter War. The drum had a spring loaded feed mechanism that the user would have to wind up like a watch to use. However, the drum magazine had reliability issues if it was loaded to its full capacity of 71 rounds and therefore, users would often load less than 64 or 65 rounds to avoid this problem. The drum magazine was also made of a thin sheet metal of 0.5 mm. thickness. This meant that it was pretty easy to bend, which could also cause feed failures. Also, the springs inside the drum magazines would often weaken after a while and make feeding unreliable. On top of that, it took a long time to load a drum magazine. Therefore, newer versions of the PPSh-41 were supplied with 35 round box magazine instead, after about 1942.\nA PPSh-41 with a box magazine. Click on the image to enlarge.\nThe box magazines were easy to carry around in pouches and more reliable than the drum magazines. The thickness of the metal used to make magazines (both box and drum magazines) was later changed from 0.5 mm to 1 mm., which made them much harder to bend accidentally. Many infantrymen would carry one drum magazine in the gun and several box magazines in pouches.\nThe Soviets made about 6 million of these weapons by the end of World War II. Some of these were later gifted to other communist countries and some African countries. The design of the PPSh-41 was also shared with some countries, most notably, the North Koreans and the Chinese, who made their own versions of this weapon during the Korean war. The Chinese also gave their design to the Vietnamese, who made their own version during the Vietnam war. US and UN troops who faced this weapon in Korea and Vietnam nicknamed this the \"burp gun\" on account of the noise it made when firing. The weapon still remains in use by some irregular forces around the world.\nLabels: Blowback Action, Mosin Nagant, Open bolt, PPSh-41, submachine gun\nHello! Thank you for writing this post! As usual, I have something extra.\nPPSh-41 was designed in 1940 and adopted by the Soviet military in December 21, 1940. There are two models of the Shpagin submachine gun. Early models were produced from 1940 to 1941 and they have adjustable tangent rear sight. Late models were produced from 1942 to 1947 and they have adjustable L-type rear sight. Both early and late models have semi-auto and full-auto fire modes. Only a few factories and workshops produced full-auto only versions of the PPSh-41.\nMagazines of the Shpagin (PPSh-41) and Sudaev (PPS-42 and PPS-43) submachine guns are not interchangeable.\n71-round drum magazines of the Degtyaryov (PPD-40) and Shpagin (PPSh-41) submachine guns are interchangeable.\n35-round box magazines of the Shpagin (PPSh-41) submachine gun cannot be used in the Degtyaryov (PPD-40) submachine gun. Same box magazines can be used in early PPSh-41 models. 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        "raw_content": "The reputation economy and its discontents\nPhotograph by Scott Eells \u2014 Bloomberg via Getty Images\nA few years ago, when I had a hideously bad auto repair experience, I posted a negative rating on Yelp. And then soon the rating disappeared from the first page as positive ratings poured in. That experience made me suspicious about what has come to be called the reputation or ratings economy.\nOver the ensuing years, ratings and ratings websites have proliferated. Everyone and everything from mental health providers to, as Times columnist Maureen Dowd humorously noted when she had trouble getting a ride, Uber passengers now get rated.\nCurious about how and whether the ratings game was a good thing or not, I did a deep dive into this world and quickly discovered many problems with the reputation economy. Here is what I learned.\nRatings matter\nMichael Fertik, the founder of Reputation.com (originally called ReputationDefender), has built a huge business on the fact that ratings and reputations matter and that most people and companies understand that. His company, started in 2006, \u201chas curated the online reputation of 1.6 million customers who pay \u2026 to have their most flattering activities showcased to the world via search engines,\u201d The Guardian reported. A person\u2019s reputation\u2014whether accurate, manufactured, or some combination of the two\u2014can have an impact on job prospects and the ability to raise capital for startups. And people\u2019s social status affects their marriage prospects and partners.\nRatings profoundly affect consumer choice. One survey of more than 1,000 people reported that two-thirds of respondents read online reviews, that 90% of customers who accessed reviews said that their buying decisions were influenced by positive reviews, and 86% said that negative reviews influenced their choices. The scholarly literature concurs with the importance of consumer ratings. One article noted that, \u201cconsumer reviews have been shown to predict purchasing decisions \u2026 to drive further consumer ratings \u2026 and to have more influence than expert reviews.\u201d Moreover, that same piece stated that, \u201csales figures increase as a function of product ratings rather than the quality of the product.\u201d\nBut are they accurate?\nThe potent influence of consumer ratings raises the question: how accurate are these ratings that so powerfully affect judgment and decision-making? The answer to this question depends on what you mean by accurate.\nConsider three examples that vary both in the importance of selecting the right provider and also in the extent to which there are objective criteria of performance.\nThere\u2019s probably nothing more important than getting the best possible medical treatment. Medical outcomes, ranging from the degree of improvement in a person\u2019s illness to the frequency of iatrogenic (medical-treatment caused) illness, are observable. You\u2019d expect consumers to be fairly accurate in assessing the quality of the care they receive. But they aren\u2019t.\nConsumer\u2019s Checkbook, a membership-subscription organization that operates in several metropolitan areas, including San Francisco, asks consumers to rate primary care physicians. Checkbook also surveys practicing physicians for their nominations of the best doctors in various specialties, including primary care. The organization, which accepts no advertising, also performs its own physician quality ratings.\nOf the 104 top-rated primary care doctors as assessed by patients in 2014, just 17 were nominated as the best by their medical peers. And barely 60% of the doctors rated highest by patients were top-rated by Checkbook.\nThen there are those ubiquitous teacher ratings, particularly of college professors. For decades, higher education institutions have used student surveys as part of the faculty evaluation process, and now most places mandate end-of-course student evaluations. If, like me, you believe that the fundamental job of a teacher is to teach\u2014to impart knowledge that students learn and retain\u2014as contrasted, for instance, with providing entertainment or becoming students\u2019 best friends, then it seems reasonable to measure accuracy by examining the relationship between teacher ratings and what students learn through an objective measurement.\nThe good news is that teacher ratings have been done for a long time and there are numerous studies of the relationship between student evaluations and learning. The bad news is that student course evaluations do not have any relationship with objective measures of what students have learned\u2014a fact that has been known for more than four decades. For instance, one paper, published in 1972, studied 293 undergraduates in a calculus course and found that, \u201cInstructors with the lowest subjective ratings received the highest objective scores.\u201d The fact that student ratings do not offer any valuable insight on how well students learn has not affected the prevalence and use of the ratings.\nRestaurant quality and the dining experience are both more subjective and also have fewer consequences than choosing the right doctor or getting a good teacher. Michelin has, since 1926, employed anonymous, knowledgeable, experienced experts to go to cities all over the world and find the very best places to eat. We can compare how Michelin rates restaurants with the same restaurants\u2019 ratings made by the general public on sites such as TripAdvisor.\nI selected two cities, San Francisco, near where I live, and Barcelona, a place my wife and I recently visited. I looked at the 2015 Michelin lists of the places that earned stars (in San Francisco, I considered only establishments located in the city itself) and also ratings on TripAdvisor. Here\u2019s what I found.\nBarcelona has 21 one- or two-star Michelin restaurants. Of the Michelin-rated establishments, presumably the very best in the city, only one is in TripAdvisor\u2019s top 10, only 2 are in the top 50, and only 7 of the 21 ranked in TripAdvisor\u2019s top 100. Nectari, with 1 Michelin star, ranks 2,262 on TripAdvisor, and Enoteca ranks 1,333.\nDiners/raters in San Francisco agree with Michelin only slightly more. Of San Francisco\u2019s 24 Michelin-starred restaurants, one, Gary Danko, is in TripAdvisor\u2019s top 10, but 6 are in the top 50. However, Coi, one of four places in the entire Bay Area that earned two Michelin stars, ranks just 562 on TripAdvisor.\nAt least for these three domains, and quite possibly many others, ratings by consumers\u2014of restaurants, academic instruction, or medical services\u2014are quite uncorrelated with either expert opinion or objective measures of performance. This fact, of course, is precisely why companies in the reputation management space can be successful\u2014reputations can be \u201cmanaged\u201d in the best and worst sense of that term, regardless of actual quality.\nWhy ratings encourage the wrong behaviors\nBecause ratings, and the reputations those ratings create, have economic consequences, there are, unsurprisingly, substantial incentives to game the system. One increasingly common way of gaming the system entails hiring people (or developing software, which is fortunately easier to detect and prevent) to post inauthentic reviews. One study estimated that 16% of the restaurant reviews on Yelp were fraudulent, that fraudulent reviews were more extreme, and that restaurants with weak reputations were more likely to commit review fraud. A 2012 study by IT research firm Gartner estimated that 15% of online reviews were fake. In 2013, New York State\u2019s attorney general \u201cannounced a deal with 19 businesses that agreed to stop writing fake reviews.\u201d\nNumerous websites pop up (and then disappear) offering to hire people to write positive reviews about you and negative reviews about your competitors. Online purchasing is supposed to give customers access to informative reviews before they make a purchase decision. Maintaining the integrity of these reviews is economically important. Not surprisingly, then, both Amazon.com and Yelp have been increasingly aggressive in their attempts to build algorithms that weed out fake reviews and also to initiate legal action against their perpetrators.\nAdi Bittan, a former Stanford MBA student and co-founder of OwnerListens, told me that there were two types of strategies that companies used: \u201cwhite hat\u201d and \u201cblack hat\u201d approaches. \u201cWhite-hat\u201d strategies entail moves such as figuring out who your most satisfied customers are and then encouraging them\u2014and even making it easier for them\u2014to write reviews on popular websites. \u201cBlack-hat\u201d strategies involve disparaging competitors, or maybe even future competitors. In one particularly notorious and well-known example, Chicago celebrity chef Graham Elliot\u2019s \u201chighly anticipated and oft-delayed gourmet sandwich/soft serve shop\u201d got a 1-star review on Yelp from a prospective patron who said his \u201cotherwise pleasant walk\u201d was ruined by going to the establishment and finding that it was closed. The caf\u00e9 had not even opened its doors for business at that point. Elliot, whose opinions of Yelp are essentially unprintable, took this as an example of how bad reviews are.\nThere are more problems with the reputation economy beyond just manipulated and inaccurate ratings. The prospect of customer reviews can induce behaviors designed to increase customer ratings in ways that are not useful and are sometimes harmful.\nReturning to teacher ratings, there is a common belief, supported by at least some evidence, that one way to achieve higher ratings is for instructors to give the students who are doing the ratings higher grades. This belief produces the now-endemic grade inflation in higher education and also makes grades less meaningful as indicators of student achievement or ability. It\u2019s unclear if higher grades produce higher teacher ratings, but the belief that this relationship holds nonetheless affects instructor behavior.\nThis behavior is all about reciprocity\u2014I help you out (for instance, by giving you a good grade) and you help me out (for instance, by giving me a high rating)\u2014and the natural human tendency to be nice and the associated desire to not be perceived as negative or difficult. These ideas call into question what happens when, like with teachers or Uber drivers, you have counterparties in a transaction rating each other.\nAn article in TechCrunch noted that eBay dispensed with reciprocal reviews in 2008 and also reported on a study that found that the identical property was rated 14% higher on Airbnb (that uses reciprocal ratings) than on TripAdvisor, which does not. That same piece noted: \u201cPeople want to look good in social settings in which people\u2019s identities are not anonymous, people tend to shy away from saying bad things because they don\u2019t want to be the one who seems like a constant complainer or never-ending nagger.\u201d The average Uber driver score is too high, according to Bittan, who believes that reciprocal reviews create incentives for being overly positive to get a positive review in return.\nAnd there are more serious problems than just giving higher grades or higher ratings to encourage others to help you out in return. Doctors seeking higher patient ratings are more willing to order (unnecessary) diagnostic tests or to prescribe antibiotics or potent painkillers even when not needed or helpful, particularly if patients request them. In other words, reviews or the prospect of being reviewed changes treatment: \u201cIn a 2012 survey by the South Carolina Medical Association, half of the physicians surveyed said that pressure to improve patient satisfaction led them to inappropriately prescribe antibiotics or narcotics.\u201d It would be interesting to see if there is a relationship, both over time and across settings, between the prevalence of patient reviews and the growing problem of opiate abuse.\nIs there any way out of this problem?\nCheating, particularly in its extreme or least sophisticated forms, can be detected statistically, albeit imperfectly. Economists Brian Jacobs and Steven Levitt, in a famous paper, showed that \u201cunexpected test score fluctuations and suspicious patterns of answers\u201d could be used to detect teacher cheating to artificially raise their students\u2019 scores. As I noted above, Yelp, Amazon, and Google, among others, are all working to try to eliminate fake reviews, including by building algorithms to highlight suspicious activity.\nAmazon\u2019s verified purchaser identification of reviews and related strategies help to raise the cost and difficulty of flooding sites with bogus information.\nThe world of assessing job candidates and doing performance appraisals, both forms of rating, offer another useful solution: provide standardized product or service dimensions for evaluation. One reason Michelin and diners\u2019 ratings differ is that the Michelin employees have a more standardized set of criteria to evaluate restaurants and a process to ensure that those standards are used.\nBittan, whose company was established to help provide businesses of all sizes with real-time customer feedback, preemptively solve service issues, and head off negative reviews, made two other suggestions. She noted that people are less likely to engage in deception if they can\u2019t do so anonymously, so requiring people to identify who they are might help. And she noted that, for many obvious reasons, your friends and even acquaintances are more likely to provide useful and honest information than are others. However, in this regard, \u201csome data show that a good majority of people in North America believe and trust online reviews more than they trust their friends\u2019 opinions.\u201d Bad decision.\nCertainly don\u2019t rely solely on the most recent reviews or the most prominent online search results. Most people are cognitively lazy, looking only at summaries and a few, recent reviews, and that\u2019s precisely the behavior that reputation management of any form counts on. So drowning negative reviews in an ocean of positive ones is the simplest and, ironically, the easiest way to detect reputation management games. You can also read (or program a computer to read) the most positive and negative reviews to see if many of the reviews use similar language, a possible but not perfect indicator that they are fake or managed.\nIn the end, if social capital is truly like money, preventing counterfeiting is going to become increasingly important. Just as in the case of money, there is an arms race between those seeking to prevent counterfeit ratings and those who seek to profit from the fact that reputations can be \u201cmanufactured,\u201d or at least managed. And as the economic implications of ratings grow, the temptations to cheat will increase proportionately.\nThe wonderful world of the reputation economy is far from completely wonderful\u2014or even honest. Therefore, to the extent possible, you might be better off relying on unbiased expert opinions if you can find them. And you can in many domains, although sometimes you might have to pay. Many newspapers publish best restaurant lists, and numerous organizations, including Consumer Reports and Checkbook, seek to provide unbiased reviews of all types of products and service providers.\nExpert opinion can be bought and sold, too, but experts have more to lose and have more of their social identity tied up in their unbiased expertise than the people selling their ratings on some website, or maybe even than the companies who manage reputations for a profit. And don\u2019t let the ready availability of summary scores induce you to not expend sufficient effort on discerning the best from the rest. In the reputation economy, too, \u201clet the buyer beware\u201d is a useful guideline.\nJeffrey Pfeffer is the Thomas D. Dee II Professor of Organizational Behavior at the Graduate School of Business, Stanford University. His latest book, Leadership B.S.: Fixing Workplaces and Careers One Truth at a Time will be published in September 2015 by HarperCollins.",
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        "raw_content": "News, Press & Praise\nVideos about Freefood Co.\nCoco Sugar Farmers\nRUSTAN'S SUPERMARKET LAUNCHES SUPER GOODS\nCoco Dolc\u00e9 is now in all Rustan's Supermarket!\nThis is taken from Interaksyon's website:\n\"Rustan\u2019s Supermarket, in partnership with the Gawad Kalinga (GK) foundation, has launched a line called Super Goods as part of its effort to help promote local businesses and sustainable practices. GK is a movement that aims to end poverty for 5 million families by 2024 by building enabled communities and creating platforms for social enterprises to partner with the poor.\nThe all-Filipino food brands have been curated by one of the country\u2019s leading social enterprise Human Nature.\nThe Super Goods roster includes brands like Bayani Brew, Villa Socorro, Holy Carabao, Sweet & Fit whose companies employ marginalized communities, foster direct partnerships with farmers, and adopt practices that go beyond fair trade.\nAccording to a press statement from Rustan\u2019s Supermarket, a cup of Hineleban Coffee, for instance, \u201cis an investment in transformative programs for marginalized groups and sustainable development. Sourcing their ingredients from Davao and Bacolod, Theo & Philo chocolate products champion Filipino artisanship in each bite. Meanwhile, Hope in a Bottle and Wellness Water do more than quench your thirst. With their innovative business models, each aiming to fill the basic needs of communities.\u201d\nStock your pantry with wholesome cofee, grains, VCO, chocolate, jams, and other artisanal Filipino food brands from Rustan\u2019s Supermarkets newly launched Super Goods line. Photo courtesy of Rustan\u2019s Supermarket.\nAll food items carry FDA permits to ensure safe high-quality products; some have also obtained permits for export to the US and Europe.\nIf you know a good social enterprise that needs the extra support and passes the requirements, or if you simply want to learn more about Super Goods, visit www.rustansfresh.com, like and follow Rustan\u2019s Fresh on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.\"\nWhat are the benefits of organic coconut sugar?\nCoconut sugar is the boiled and dehydrated sap of the coconut palm. It comes with a higher price tag than granulated sugar but offers the same number of carbohydrates and calories. The benefits of coconut sugar are making it a hot commodity in the health food world -- this form of sugar does offer some trace nutrients and may have less of a dramatic impact on your blood sugar than other types of sweeteners.\nCoconut sugar isn't a nutritional superfood, but it does offer more vitamins and minerals than white table sugar. It contains trace amounts of vitamin C, potassium, phosphorous, magnesium, calcium, zinc, iron and copper. Coconut sugar also provides small amounts of phytonutrients, such as polyphenols, flavonoids and anthocyanidin, and antioxidants. You'll also find the B vitamin inositol, often used as a mood booster, in coconut sugar.\nThe glycemic index measures the effects of carbohydrates on your blood sugar. Coconut sugar ranks just 35 on this index, while regular table sugar ranks between 60 and 75. Foods high on the glycemic index cause your blood sugar to spike, which can lead to a sugar rush and subsequent crash. Fast spikes in blood sugar can also cause your insulin levels to soar in a short period of time, and this can have serious consequences for diabetics.\nLess Fructose\nFructose is a type of sugar your body converts to fat quickly. Only your liver can break down fructose, and one of the results of this breakdown is triglyceride -- a form of fat. You shouldn't consume large amounts of fructose outside of that which you get in fresh fruit, notes Harvard Health Publications. Agave nectar is 90 percent fructose, and high-fructose corn syrup is 55 percent fructose. Coconut sugar has just 45 percent fructose, making it a better option than these other sweeteners.\nThe United Nations' Food and Agriculture Organization named coconut palm sugar the most sustainable sweetener in the world in 2014. The trees use minimal amounts of water and fuel, especially compared to sugar cane production, and produce for about 20 years. It has no artificial ingredients and is not chemically altered in any way.\nhttp://www.livestrong.com/article/367337-what-are-the-benefits-of-coconut-sugar/\nWhat exactly is COCONUT SUGAR?\nProduced from the sap of the coconut palm's flower buds, coconut palm sugar has a glycemic index rating of 35, much lower than refined sugar.\n\"Honestly Healthy\" chef Natasha Corrett and \"Guilt-Free Gourmet\" chef Jordan Bourke like to use coconut palm sugar as a substitute for refined sugars in their baking.\n\"Anything that comes from nature doesn't quite affect your blood sugars in the same way,\" says Jordan Bourke.\n\"Coconut palm sugar's higher in b minerals and it's great in sweet baking whatever it is, and by using it, it's not quite as bad for you.\"\nIt can be used in the same ration as refined table sugar in recipes.\nCoconut sugar is a super food that has been around for a very long time already. It is about time that we start being aware of what is really is and start using it as an alternative.\nhttp://www.bbc.co.uk/food/0/22653786\nFNRI: Coco sugar has anti-diabetic properties\nMANILA, Philippines - The Food and Nutrition Research Institute (FNRI) of the Department of Science and Technology (DOST) has discovered the anti-diabetic properties of coconut sugar. FNRI said coconut sugar does not induce hyperglycemias or high blood sugar because it has a low glycemic index (GI).\nThe GI measures how fast carbohydrates convert to glucose in the blood and how rapidly a carbohydrate turns into sugar.\nFNRI said blood samples from 10 non-diabetics were collected before and after eating the coco sugar. Results showed that coconut sap sugar did not drastically increase blood glucose levels.\nFNRI said foods that have GI of 70 or greater are classified as high GI; 56-69, medium GI; and 0-55, low GI.\nDr. Trinidad Trinidad, scientist II of the DOST, said coconut sugar has a GI of 35 plus/minus 5.\nHowever, effect of harvest time and different process procedures may result in different GI of coconut sugar, she said.\nThe Philippine Coconut Authority has said that the country is producing better quality coconut sugar than its neighboring countries in Asia.\nIt said major coco sugar-producing areas in the country are General Santos City, North Cotabato and Zamboanga.\nLocal traders, according to the PCA, have been exporting coco sugar to various countries, including the United States, after the product has potential became a hit especially for diabetics.\nStudies showed that coco sugar also helps in lowering cholesterol. Likewise, it is rich in nutrients such as potassium, phosphorus, magnesium, sulfur, calcium, and vitamin C.\nhttp://www.pchrd.dost.gov.ph/index.php/news/library-health-news/1844-fnri-coco-sugar-has-anti-diabetic-properties\nhttp://www.pca.da.gov.ph/coconutrde/images/sugarpdfs/TPTrinidad_FNRI.pdf\nEarth Day Celebration and Meatless Monday Dinner in Davao City\nThe Freefood Co. celebrated Earth Day in Davao City by hosting a vegetarian dinner talk for a multi sectorial audience at the Alu Hotel. A talk on vegetarianism by COO Francis Gonzales was followed by a talk on climate change and the \u201cMeatless Monday\u201d campaign by CEO Petteri Makitalo. The Earth Day theme of everybody anywhere can do something for Mother Earth was highlighted. \u201cMeatless Monday\u201d is an international campaign encouraging people to not eat meat on Mondays to improve their health and the health of the planet.\nThe Freefood Co. 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        "raw_content": "Sentence: It is no longer I who live, but Christ who lives in me. And the life I live now in the flesh I live by faith in the Son of God, who loved me and gave himself for me.\nCollect: Christ Jesus, whose glory was poured out like perfume, and who chose for our sake to take the form of a slave: may we also pour out our love with holy extravagance, that our lives may be fragrant with you. Amen.\n2 Samuel 11.26-12.10,13-15\nWhen the wife of Uriah heard that her husband was dead, she made lamentation for him. When the mourning was over, David sent and brought her to his house, and she became his wife, and bore him a son. But the thing that David had done displeased the LORD, and the LORD sent Nathan to David. He came to him, and said to him, \"There were two men in a certain city, the one rich and the other poor. The rich man had very many flocks and herds; but the poor man had nothing but one little ewe lamb, which he had bought. 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Your hand was heavy upon me day and night:\nand my moisture was dried up like a drought in summer.\n5. Then I acknowledged my sin to you:\n6. I said, \"I will confess my transgressions to the LORD\":\nand so you forgave the wickedness of my sin.\n7. For this cause shall everyone that is faithful make their prayer to you in the day of trouble:\nand in the time of the great water-flood, it shall not come near them.\n8. You are a place to hide me in, you will preserve me from trouble:\nyou will surround me with deliverance on every side.\n9. \"I will instruct you, and direct you in the way that you should go:\nI will fasten my eye upon you, and give you counsel.\n10. \"Be not like horse or mule, that have no understanding:\nwhose forward course must be curbed with bit and bridle.\"\n11. Great tribulations remain for the ungodly:\nbut whoever puts their trust in the LORD, mercy embraces them on every side.\n12. Rejoice in the LORD, you righteous, and be glad:\nand shout for joy, all you that are true of heart.\nWe ourselves are Jews by birth and not Gentile sinners; yet we know that a person is justified not by the works of the law but through faith in Jesus Christ. And we have come to believe in Christ Jesus, so that we might be justified by faith in Christ, and not by doing the works of the law, because no one will be justified by the works of the law. But if, in our effort to be justified in Christ, we ourselves have been found to be sinners, is Christ then a servant of sin? Certainly not! But if I build up again the very things that I once tore down, then I demonstrate that I am a transgressor. For through the law I died to the law, so that I might live to God. I have been crucified with Christ; and it is no longer I who live, but it is Christ who lives in me. And the life I now live in the flesh I live by faith in the Son of God, who loved me and gave himself for me. 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Observers believe it will be passed by midnight so that Governor can\u2019t get his hands on it. No matter what happens, this revised budget is nothing more than a massive April Fool\u2019s Joke. If passage takes place before I head off for the night, I\u2019ll update this; otherwise, I\u2019ll have some of my reaction tomorrow.\nThis has been one of those \u201churry up and wait\u201d days for me. The main event on the schedule was my annual CT scan to make sure the numerous stents that have been implanted in me weren\u2019t leaking and to be sure I haven\u2019t developed any new little bubbles like the aneurysm that burst a few years ago.\nThe scan itself doesn\u2019t take too long, but this year there was a little twist. Blood work last week indicated that my kidney function was decreasing so my neurologist didn\u2019t want to take any chances with the CT Scan. You see, they inject a dye type substance during the test and it relies on the kidneys to flush it out. Less than normal kidneys don\u2019t like the job.\nSo, I had to have an hour\u2019s worth of IV therapy before the Scan and another hour\u2019s worth after the Scan to do the flushing. Sometimes an hour lasts only 60 minutes. Today it was much more than that, I think. At least the therapy place has a TV in each of its stations and I had taken a book to read. Nevertheless, the hour seemed endless.\nThen I had to go to another part of the medical complex for the Scan. One thing about the scan is that stuff that gets injected. It creates a very warm and fuzzy feeling in certain parts of the body.\nAfter the scan I had to return to the IV section for another hour of injections. That hour was about twice as long as the first one.\nAll this stuff is rather routine. But there\u2019s one little aspect that adds some drama to it. You see, I take what I affectionately call, a pee pill each day. Especially in the morning, I need to visit a little relief room about every half hour or 45 minutes. Between a required 20 ounces of water and being hydrated by IV was a very interesting, sometime painful, sometimes \u201cAhhhhh\u201d for three and a half hours or so. Thankfully, the medical complex had nearby \u201cservice stations.\u201d\nI must say, every staff member in the IV Therapy section and every staff member in the radiology section of the Maine Medical Center Scarborough Campus was a super person. And today\u2019s IV needle person was absolutely one of the best. I never once felt that needle, even when it was breaking through my skin.\nNow I\u2019m waiting for next week when I have a day with the neurologist to learn how it all came out.\nI'm learning a new trick!\nThis is just a test to see how including pictures works in blog. I've never tried it before so I asked a really good person who unwittingly led me to this blog business. Since I have a picture here, it's easy to say Sheepish Annie is a good teacher. Thanks, SA.\nThe scene you're looking at (Oh, yea, she's a teacher -- The scene at which you're looking) was taken during a spring storm yesterday. I probably should take another shot as it looks today because all the snow clinging to the trees is gone and much of it on the ground has also disappeared. But SA told me it was really easy to include pictures and she was correct.\nObviously I still have a few little kinks to work out, like sizing, placing it later in the post, perhaps a cute caption. And, I guess, how to double space between paragraphs.\nBack in December when I started posting with some regularity, SA sent me a note that said I should include pictures and some other stuff (some of which is now on the page) as pictures make a post a lot more interesting. Now, I guess, I've got to find some interesting stuff to photograph.\nOur Maine legislature is in recess for the weekend. I suspect some committees of both the Maine House and Senate, especially the appropriations and taxation committees, are working this weekend trying to work out some kinks in their respective plans as they must be unified before passage. Both are Democrat plans. Republican plans have been rejected. The Democrats control both houses as well as the governor's office.\nIt's looking like the budgets to fix a 200-million-dollar revenue shortfall will be passed April First. Neither of House nor the Senate plan deals with the spending and revenue problems that have led to the shortfall. And many legislative observers have said the shortfall will grow even more.\nI can't think of a better day, April Fools' Day, for final action on this fiasco.\nA weekend begins again!\nAnother Friday. The beginning of another weekend. So what happens in Maine? It snows. Yep, here we are almost at the end of March, 28th to be exact, spring has sprung, and it\u2019s snowing. The temperature in my little plot of Maine is above the freezing mark, and was when we got up this morning. It took a while for the falling snow to get the roadways cold enough to support snow, so it was a while before the ground turned white.\nIn fact in some places, like my driveway, the black continues. There is a little slush out there, but I\u2019m not planning on having to machine clean it. The warmer weather tomorrow and Sunday will finish what remains after today.\nBecause the temperatures were near or above the freezing mark, the snow was wet and heavy. It created a beautiful sight as it clung to trees and overhead wires. This is one of those times I wish I knew how to post pictures here so I could show you the prettiness outside my home. Perhaps that day of knowledge will come.\nNot much new on the Maine budget fiasco. The Senate debated change proposals today and sent its recommendations over to the House. They aren\u2019t expected to be adopted as there so committees, perhaps the full legislature, will work through the weekend. They are on a March 31st, or is it April 1st, deadline. If they miss the date, then the budget can\u2019t go into effect until after the next fiscal year begins.\nIn any case, because the Democrat proposal is primarily a band aid approach to fixing the revenue shortfall and not addressing the ridiculous spending that got us into this mess, the Democrats will have to take full credit for more mess which probably will start April 15th. I\u2019ve seen some estimates that the final deficit will be from 350 to 600 million dollars, not the 200 million it is now.\nMy son called yesterday to let us know he was safely home. He had left here Wednesday morning to return to the West Coast. I don\u2019t know what happened, but he was a little later getting to his airport destination than anticipated. He flew to Boston in a direct flight on Alaska Air in five hours. His return on Delta with a layover in New York took 11 hours. He didn\u2019t get home until after one a.m.\nI had told him snow had been predicted for today here. I have a picture taken in front of my house which I just decided to email to him. I thought he might like to see what he missed. There\u2019s very little snow where he lives and I think he had been hoping to see some falling here.\nA little of this; A little of that - End is best!\nThe Maine Legislature continues to debate a budget proposal to eliminate a $200 million shortfall in revenue. There were two proposals before the Maine House today, one from the Democrats and one from the Republicans. The Democrat plan passed handily, as expected, but then the House entered into an amendment phase. The last I heard, that was still going on.\nThe Senate also must work on the budget and then there could be a session to reconcile any differences. The Legislature is expected to work into or through the weekend to resolve the budget so the governor can sign it into law before April 1st.\nSo far, at least at last report, the Republicans were standing together to oppose the budget. Five Democrats also voted against it. The revised budget does not really deal with the budgetary woes of the state as no substantial spending changes were made. This leaves the potential for even further problems next year, and possibly before this one is over.\nOne thing we probably should point out after all these budget posts about a shortfall. The state\u2019s income did increase this year. The shortfall came from the failure of estimates in several areas, such as sales tax, to come as expected. Also the state made some very creative income estimates that had no chance of success, such as calling unused gift cards as unclaimed property and asking issuers to send the money to the state.\nSome other fascinating news about the state today. The personal income of Mainers grew 5.3 percent over last year. The national average increase was 6.2 percent. Maine is among the 10 states with the slowest income growth for the second year in a row.\nMaine dropped four spots in the Most Livable State Awards to 20th. For the fifth straight year, New Hampshire is number one.\nThis is one of my favorite items of the day. The Legislature would like Maine to become the first state to adopt universal health care. This state currently is the one with the second highest insurance rates in the nation. A couple of years ago, the Legislature established the state\u2019s own Dirigo Insurance plan as a first step in universal care. It is extremely costly to the state and since its creation, only about 15 thousand people have joined. The debate in the state is raging on whether Dirigo is a success or failure and even if it should be continued. Today, the Legislature\u2019s Insurance and Financial Services Committee unanimously voted against a proposal to switched legislators from the more generous state employee health plan to Dirigo Choice. They rejected the plan they created to be the savior of universal health care in Maine.\nThe family visit has ended!\nThe visit has ended. Our son and granddaughter left for Boston this morning to catch a flight back to their home on the West Coast. Our daughter-in-law had left Monday to deliver two kittens to a buyer in Pennsylvania.\nToday began with a huge breakfast. Our daughter came over to join us and it was a very pleasant way to end a wonderful visit we had thought might never happen. The house cleared out about 10 this morning as the son, his daughter, and his sister all headed for their respective homes. Once again my wife and I were alone.\nThe reason we hadn\u2019t seen our son in all these years is complex, but the short of it is he began communicating with a girl he met on line. He had just graduated from college. He had taken various jobs trying to get on his feet and set down some roots of his own. After a few months of communicating with the on-line friend, he told us he was heading west to meet her in person.\nWhen he came home, he announced he was going back to marry her. He did. They\u2019ve been married ever since and, of course, have a wonderful little girl. But money they didn\u2019t have and so haven\u2019t been able to come visit. He taught school for a while before he entered a University in his new state to earn his Masters Degree. He also began working on his Ph.D. but gave that up when he couldn\u2019t tolerate the political requirements of his instructors.\nHis wife, meanwhile, entered college on her own; and attending mostly part-time for a while, she eventually earned her bachelor\u2019s. She is now working toward her Masters. He\u2019s working full time and he told us for the first time they had some disposable income and chose to visit us.\nThe week is now over. His wife is winging home from Pennsylvania while he and his daughter are on a slightly different course, but heading to the same place. And our extremely happy and wonderful visit with them has come to an end. They say they\u2019ll return as soon as they can.\nThere are probably a few of you wondering why they have to come here. Why we don\u2019t go there. It\u2019s called health. MGD and I took our last major trip a few years ago, and now deterioration limits our travel plans. So we\u2019re already in the anxious to see them again stage and waiting for their next visit.\nI\u2019ll get back to my ranting and raving tomorrow after I\u2019ve learned something about the beginning of the budget debate over Maine\u2019s spending today. It should be an interesting discussion.\nA very deep hole!\nThis is the last full day my son and granddaughter will be in Maine so I have only a brief comment for today. They will be at our home tomorrow morning for breakfast before they leave for Logan Airport.\nTomorrow will be an interesting day for Republicans. The debate on the state budget adjustments begins. There are enough Democrats to pass the budget without any Republican votes so most observers think a trick used a couple of times in recent years has a chance of being pulled again. Vote their budget so the Governor can sign it before the month\u2019s end and then adjourn. That will allow the revised budget to go into effect June 1st. Otherwise, it\u2019ll be three months after adjournment before the budget can become law.\nOnce the adjournment takes place, the governor will immediately call the Legislature back into session to complete its work. It\u2019s a scummy trick.\nI hope the Republicans in the Legislature will stand together and not participate in any way if it appears this will be the case. The Democrats then will completely own the disaster that\u2019s about to hit Maine. Their budget does not address any of the underlying problems with finance; it only is a band aid fix that will cause the budget to be in even worse shape next year, or more likely, before this year is done.\nI think the Republicans should remain mute in the special session. The Democrats have dug the financial hole this state is in; they should have to be the ones to answer for it come November.\nBudget cuts pay back?\nAnother weekend has passed, but it was an unusual one. We didn\u2019t have a storm. I can\u2019t recall the last time a weekend was without some form of precipitation this winter. I have mentioned that Joe Cupo, the chief meteorologist at Portland TV station WCSH, said a few weeks ago that this winter has been marked by a storm just about every Wednesday and weekend this winter. Apparently that won\u2019t change this week, either, in spite of the stormless weekend that just passed. Snow to rain is forecast for Wednesday and that chance of something happening this weekend has reached the weathercasts.\nConsidering weekends we\u2019ve had, my son and his wife and daughter picked a reasonably great weekend to visit us here in Maine. They live in a West Coast state and arrived here Thursday after a flight to Boston and a rented car ride to here. They raise and sell cats and the daughter-in-law left this morning for Pennsylvania to deliver two kittens there. Our son and granddaughter will be here until Wednesday when they head back the West Coast.\nIt\u2019s been a great visit so far. We\u2019ve spent more time with them than we\u2019ve spent in the last 15 years combined. And we have a little more time to spend. But I hate to admit that we old folk are getting just a little bit tired. It\u2019s all worth it and we\u2019ll be very happy if we have a chance to do it again.\nThe family visit has made following our Legislature just a little difficult. Not much happens in Augusta on Mondays. Nor Fridays for that matter. I\u2019m not sure much happens in Augusta anytime. Gov. Baldacci signed one piece of legislation into law today that bans the sale of any type of toy shaped or novelty lighters. Some are joking about the legislation, but you won\u2019t see any fun poked at it here. Those little gadgets, some shaped like toy cars, some like baseball bats, some like flashlights, too darn many shapes to include them all here, could do serious harm to a small child as it did one boy, burning much of his face, and prompting the law.\nLast Thursday, the Democrat members of the appropriations and taxation committees reached an agreement with Gov. Baldacci on a proposal to cut nearly $200 million from the state budget to solve a shortfall in revenue problem. The governor had called in a bi-partisan resolution, but the Republicans had ended the participation earlier in the day.\nOne of the provisions of the Democrat plan, sometime around midnight, was to eliminate a Republican popular part of Legislative action, a committee best known as OPEGA, the Office of Program Evaluation and Government Accountability. Looks to me like the Democrats don\u2019t want to be held accountable. The editor of a popular Maine Internet Forum, As Maine Goes, revealed that a state legislator said the cut of OPEGA was Pay Back. That could end up raising the hair on the necks of a few Republican legislators.\nThe full Legislature probably will begin discussing the cuts Wednesday.\nWe're let down again!\nAlthough the state budget crisis isn\u2019t technically over, it appears the Democrats have stuck it to us again. Working closely with the Democrat governor, the appropriations committee has approved a 190-million dollar adjustment to the state budget, an amount that will close the projected budget gap. Republicans were not involved.\nI see the problem as its being temporary. No structural changes in actual spending were made and without those changes, we will be facing more crises, possibly as early as next month. For example, our Medicaid (known as MaineCare in this state) payments are among the highest in the country. We have something like one quarter of all Mainers eligible for MaineCare. The Republicans wanted to tighten eligibility requirements so that not as many would be eligible, bring the requirements closer in line to the requirements of other states. The Democrats wanted nothing to do with that, so although they have shifted some of the cost, the underlying problem remains.\nThe Republicans wanted some changes in benefits to state legislative workers. Right now Maine taxpayers pay 100% of insurance costs for state workers. Most businesses in Maine pay a portion of those costs and the Republicans believe that\u2019s the way it should be for state workers as well. They proposed requiring those state workers working for the Legislature pay 10% of the cost. They also want those workers to take three unpaid holidays during the year. It doesn\u2019t surprise me the workers objected, and the Democrats agreed with the workers.\nThe Republicans proposed other cuts in the state budget, too; but they also were rejected by the Democrats even though the proposals left aid to neediest in our state intact.\nIt was interesting that during the committee deliberations, the Republicans and Democrats seemed to reach some agreement on some items. Thursday the gap began to widen and the Republicans declared they no longer could participate. Thursday night the committee met with the governor to iron out some final details. From news articles I\u2019ve read, Republicans did not participate. When that meeting ended after midnight, the governor announced to the world that a bipartisan budget had been successfully completed. The bipartisanship was based on the earlier participation of the Republicans in the committee hearings and meetings.\nPerhaps one big change the Democrats made in that midnight meeting and real sore point for Republicans was the elimination of a committee called OPEGA which is the Legislative watchdog committee on government spending. It was truly bipartisan as it was comprised of six Republicans and six Democrats. One Republican legislator has promised to seek a \u201cpeople\u2019s veto\u201d if that cut isn\u2019t restored.\nMy observations are the result of reading and listening to various news organizations and I\u2019ll admit I have biased eye. But all I see is basically a cut in some spending for this year but no program changes to assure that the overspending in our state isn\u2019t stopped. We are the highest taxed state perhaps it\u2019s the second, in the nation and the only way to help us out is to make real cuts. That has not happened in spite of a recent poll that said more than three-quarters of the state\u2019s residents want tax cuts. The governor says the budget now approved by the committee at least doesn\u2019t raise broad based taxes. That\u2019s an interesting phrase, wouldn\u2019t you say.\nAnd wait until tax day, April 15th. It\u2019ll be interesting to see just how much higher the shortfall actually is and how the state handles it. Even the governor has said the worse is yet to come.\nThe glorious day finally arrived about suppertime last night. Our son and his family arrived for a visit. If you\u2019ve read this spot for any time, you know my wife and I have been looking forward to this visit since January. We hadn\u2019t seen our son or his family for several years. They live in a west coast state, but now he\u2019s here.\nIt just occurred to me the irony of his arriving at suppertime. Imagine. A son arriving home in time for supper. I think that had happened a few times over the years until he left Maine some 15 years ago.\nIt was about 3 o\u2019clock yesterday when we got a call from Boston. The group was on the shuttle heading to the rental car lot. The anticipation here grew exponentially. It seemed like ten hours later when MGD announced they\u2019re were in the driveway. It really wasn\u2019t that long, of course.\nAfter a normal welcome and greeting, the hugs, kisses, etc., our dog decided to join the fun. It had to be one of the funniest sights I\u2019ve seen concerning that dog. Until now, she had been hiding behind MGD, which in itself was unusual as she\u2019s generally a hyped up little girl who wants to kiss everyone. She took a couple of steps toward these strangers, stopped, literally backed up, and hid behind us.\nWe suspect why, but really don\u2019t know. The westerners live on a farm and have horses, goats and other animals, including cats. They deal in cats. They had two kittens with them, but not physically at the welcoming session. They\u2019re going to be stopping in another state on the way home to deliver the kittens to their new owners. We think our dog spelled mostly the kittens but also other animals on their clothes and timidity set in.\nThroughout the evening the dog would move to within a couple feet of the family, the quickly back away. MGD even tried to coax the dog, but that didn\u2019t work either. So far, our dog has not accepted my son and his family.\nA nice visit catching up on years of happenings and then we had our meal. More great conversation. But the little family was totally exhausted from the long plane trip to Boston and then the drive to Maine, so we all recognized they needed some sleep and off they went to their motel. Our dog hid behind us as she watched them depart.\nNow we\u2019ll have a few days to get reacquainted and to get to know our young granddaughter. And, as that oft-quoted advertisement says, these days will be priceless.\nBack to my favorite rant these days, the Maine budget crisis. The Democrat governor, the Democrat legislative leaders, the Democrat members of the committees, all met into the night last night and crafted a budget to present to the full Legislature next week. Although the Democrats are calling it bi-partisan effort because Republicans had been involved in some of the deliberations in committee, several reports have stated that the Republicans had not participated in the final preparations last night. It\u2019ll be interesting to see what happens next week when the full legislative battle gets under way. I might have more ranting on this one tomorrow.\nFrivolous lawsuit?\nThere are some things that I think are just plain insane. I have great respect for most lawyers and if I were ever in trouble, the first person I\u2019d seek for help would be an attorney. Yet the law profession is the butt of many jokes and, in general, has a bad name.\nNow along come a lawyer in Bangor and one in Philadelphia who are taking the profession\u2019s good name to new lows. They\u2019re filing multi-million dollar lawsuits the Hannaford Brothers food market chain over the breach of security in allowing credit/debit card information to be stolen. Hannaford announced earlier this week that at least four million credit cards have had their numbers stolen during transactions at various Hannaford stores, associate stores, and at least one sister chain.\nSo far about 1800 unauthorized uses of the various cards have been reported. One of my physical therapists got a call the other night from her credit card bank. The bank had noticed some unusual activity on her account and, protecting her interests, called her to ask if purchases of more than 500 dollars in New Jersey and Pennsylvania were her purchases. I wasn\u2019t at her home when the call came, but from what she said, I\u2019d say she got a little excited. The bank cleared the charges. She told me that at no time did the bank ask her for any personal information, which a real bank never does.\nI have two debit cards I use. My wife has a debit card she uses at, yes, Hannaford super market. So I\u2019ve called my issuers and canceled our debit accounts and requested new cards with new numbers. So far, I have not been compromised but if the cards remain live, the unauthorized use could take place years down the road. Now our cards are closed. Both issuers were extremely helpful in the procedure and both said I was doing the right thing. I should have my new cards in a few days. Until then I\u2019ll be a cash carrier.\nSo what\u2019s all this got to do with lawyers? The Bangor Daily News reports that a Bangor attorney has filed a class action lawsuit against Hannaford for an unspecified amount, but suggests it\u2019s in the $5 million range. He filed it on behalf of a woman.\nThe BDN article says (using the names of the complainant and attorney), \u201c(The woman) has not been the victim of credit card fraud, (the lawyer) said Wednesday, or had purchases that she did not authorize charged to her debit or charge cards as a result of the breach. The lawsuit is seeking compensation for the breach itself, he said.\u201d\nThe woman had not been a victim and had no purchases she did not authorize charged to her cards. And we wonder why attorneys get bad names.\nMeanwhile, a large law firm in Philadelphia has also filed a class action suit against Hannaford in U.S. District Court in Portland. The suits are similar except this one is on behalf of customers whose card data was stolen.\nIf the lawsuits are successful, the winners are the lawyers who will undoubtedly get a least a third of any settlement and possibly a lot more. The losers would be you and me as we watch grocery prices go out of sight.\nAnd, as I said earlier, lawyers wonder why they have such a reputation.\nI have nothing to report yet on the arrival of my son and his family. They\u2019re expected here early this evening. It\u2019s been a long time so these are anxious moments. As I finish this for today, the boy just called and is on his way from Boston to here. We\u2019re really getting excited now.\nAnticipating a Great Day tomorrow!\nTomorrow is the day wife and I have been looking forward to for a couple months. Our son, his wife, and our granddaughter will be arriving for a week\u2019s visit. MGD and I have been very busy preparing our house for their arrival. I\u2019m not sure just how important it really is, but it\u2019s important to MGD that the house is spotless. What\u2019s important to her is important to me, too, but I\u2019m not sure it\u2019s the condition of the house the kids (son is 40) are coming for or to see us.\nWe haven\u2019t seen them for several years. They live in a west coast state and travel is expensive. We\u2019ve reached an age where health determines travel ability, and for us retired folks, it\u2019s also expensive. Seeing the lad, talking with him, hugging him is going to make us very happy. Add to that the chance to hold our granddaughter will be a wonderful experience we have only had one time before. And, of course, we\u2019re looking forward to visiting with our daughter-in-law, too.\nGetting back to today, it\u2019s Wednesday. All this winter Wednesday in Maine has meant just one thing: a storm. Yup! It\u2019s snowing right now. The weatherman says, however, that this snow in our part of the state will be short-lived and will shortly turn to rain. The rain will be heavy at times right through tomorrow morning. Then clearing will begin and our family should arrive in good, but windy and cold weather. Other parts of the state won\u2019t be so lucky. Folk in far northern Maine will be getting plowable snow.\nMaine budget crisis continues. The Appropriations and Taxation committees who held public hearings last week on Governor\u2019s proposed cuts continue to want to restore some. It hasn\u2019t announced alternative methods to reduce the budget except mention the possibility of \u201crevenue enhancements,\u201d otherwise known as tax and fee increases. The debate continues. Republicans announced a plan that would reduce the eligibility for MaineCare, this state\u2019s name for Medicaid, to bring it in line with Federal guidelines. It also called for state workers and legislators themselves to pay a portion of their own now-free to them health insurance. It might be safe to say the proposal was not too well received.\nThe speaker of the Maine House raised a few eyebrows over the weekend. In the middle of a crisis of a revenue shortfall, Glenn Cummings authorized the expenditure of $40 thousand to buy ten computers for legislators. Cummings wants to demonstrate that using computers could be more beneficial and cost effective eventually leading to the purchase of computers for all legislators. Some folks have indicated that the money could have gone toward reducing some of the cuts the legislators want saved or possibly to buying many families oil as art of the Liheap program.\nMeanwhile, on another front, yesterday the chairman of the Maine Republican Party presented an Internet conducted petition to legislative leaders. The petition called for cutting spending to balance the budget and raise no taxes or fees. In less than two days Mark Ellis gathered over a thousand electronic signatures. When I last checked yesterday, the count was climbing close to 15-hundred.\nToday is March 19th. The Legislature is trying to get the budget work completed by March 31st. The debate continues as Time marches by.\nThis has been one very problem solving day. As a result, we are unable this evening to give my thoughts on what happened today regarding the state budget. I don\u2019t know. I haven\u2019t had access to the Internet all day so haven\u2019t been able to follow the events at all.\nToday has been all about me. Yesterday around five o\u2019clock my network went South. Nothing. No net connections, no e-mail, no nothing involving cyber space. I\u2019ve been having home network problems for several weeks, but nothing like the total meltdown that happened last night. I have four active computers and a home network that allows me to use them in any room.\nToday I switched to a wireless network.\nMy day started off with nothing to do with computers. Tuesdays and Thursdays are scheduled Senior Fitness days at my physical therapist\u2019s office. There\u2019s a great small group of guys and gals that meet regularly for some individually prescribed exercise routines that fit each person\u2019s needs. When I got home my wife was busy doing things to get our house ready for the son\u2019s and his family\u2019s visit beginning Thursday. So, being the great guy I am, I joined in her efforts and helped.\nI used to help folk set up computers, networks, software, etc. Although I don\u2019t do that anymore, when one of my former clients called for help, I naturally put him on my schedule. From the time I finished helping MGD and the scheduled arrival, I went to the store to begin work on my own network.\nFirst question: Is it me or is it Road Runner? So I called and a very nice young lady told me they were having no problems in my town. She offered to run a test on my modem which I accepted. The test showed both RR and my modem were working perfectly. She then offered to run a test on my router. When she came back with there was no connection between RR and my router, using the routers brand name, I knew it was fried.\nOff to the computer stores. I first visited Staples where I got absolutely no assistance. As I looked around the store, it appeared that the number of \u201cassociates\u201d had dramatically diminished. No one came to the computer section to assist customers. My guess could only be than they didn\u2019t have an \u201cassociate\u201d (remember when they were clerks?) who was qualified for that department. I waited patiently for 20 minutes. Please understand, I\u2019m not the size guy anyone could miss. I left.\nI went next to Best Buy. I was there about three minutes when an \u201cassociate\u201d offered his help. I asked him a series of questions about a device I had chosen. When I asked my last question (to him) he said he was getting in over his head. I absolutely admire and respect any sales person who can admit that. He suggested I visit the Geek Squad with my questions. The Geeks at the Best Buy in South Portland, Maine, are great people. They not only answered my questions but also offered suggestions on the best way to make the change. They even said I could bring my computer and the new device to them and they\u2019d set it all up at no charge. I like the Geek Squad and highly recommend them.\nBut as I said earlier, I used to help people set up networks, so I didn\u2019t expect to take my stuff back to the store. I came home, had lunch, and then my former client arrived. We spent a couple hours, but I won\u2019t embarrass him with the problem.\nAnother short diversion: My wife and I visited our dentist last week. I got a \u201cLook, Ma!\u201d result of the cleaning. She didn\u2019t. She got on a call list to get to the dentist for a fix. That call came today. So while my client was here, she headed to the dentist. My client left and I waited until she got home to help me move a wire around and set up the new device.\nBy late afternoon, I was a happy camper. My new combination router, access point, switch worked perfectly. After we ran the wire from the new device to the cable modem, we were back alive. And once again A Gator in Maine can rant and rave about things that interest him. We\u2019ll probably have a few thoughts on the Maine State Budget tomorrow.\nMy health has improved. My computer has close to died. I cannot post today. RAD, more probably won't be until tomorrow. This ROTS!!!!!!\nDitto yesterday. See below. I should be back Monday.\nDarn cold shuts my mind down!\nI\u2019m simply not feeling too well today and I really don\u2019t have much to discuss here. So, this is another of those rare days when you just might want to move on.\nI\u2019m reasonably sure it\u2019s just a common cold that has me down today. My wife has had one for a little more than a week so I guess she gave it to me. I literally mean \u201cgave.\u201d Yesterday she was feeling better while I was hacking away. Yesterday she was anxious to do things while I needed a nap.\nThis morning, she was just about over hers. I\u2019m feeling sorry for myself. I mentioned to her just a few minutes ago that I thought she had given me her cold. \u201cGood,\u201d said she. \u201cI\u2019m really feeling great. Thanks for taking it.\u201d\nI guess helping each other out in these times of illness is just part of more than 45 years of marriage. All this breaks down to one simple thing. It\u2019ll be easy to do some recuperating tomorrow; the weatherman says we\u2019re going to get four to seven inches of new snow. Nevertheless, I don\u2019t want to write today because my mind only wants to nap. If you\u2019re still here, thanks for bearing with me.\nA few more thoughts on The Budget\nAs I listen to radio reports, TV reports and the newspapers, it\u2019s becoming apparent that my assessment of state budget cuts was correct. I made two particularly appropriate comments over the past few weeks. First I said that the proposed cuts were designed to do one thing: get the neediest and poorest folk out to protest; then I said the hearings would be held when most Mainers, at least the ones who have to foot the state spending bill, would have to be on the job and could not attend hearings. I suggested the purpose was to give the Legislature an excuse to raise taxes and fees.\nYesterday, the neediest and the poorest among us indeed descended on Augusta to protest the cuts. Various agencies paraded a long line of mentally handicapped, abused people, physically handicapped, and just about anyone else you can think of before the legislative committees holding public hearings on Governor Baldacci\u2019s proposals for cuts. We people who pay for all the welfare benefits and educational follies in this state generally weren\u2019t represented. One group, however, offered suggestions for budget reductions that wouldn\u2019t affect any of the people there.\nThe reports I\u2019ve heard today seem to indicate the show of misery had an effect on the legislators on the committee. One said something to the effect that after seeing these people and hearing the testimony most if not all of the proposed cuts cannot take place. Have you read that outcome before? On the other hand, a different legislator was quoted as saying the proposed cuts were like a school superintendent cutting football, advanced academic courses, and music from a school budget when told to reduce his budget. You may have read that somewhere before, too.\nThe \u201cone group\u201d I mentioned above is the Maine Heritage Policy Center, a Maine think tank. In a press release it released today, it said that the chief executive officer of the MHPC, Tarren Bragdon, \u201cpresented seven specific budget areas where Maine spends significantly more than other states for similar programs.\u201d\n\"The seven proposals identify reasonable, targeted changes that would save $217 million in this budget cycle and at the same time, keep Maine focused on providing a safety net for the poor, elderly and disabled. Maine is not a wealthy state, yet our enrollment parameters are far above the national averages on many programs - which create unsustainable spending levels which Maine taxpayers cannot afford,\" said Mr. Bragdon.\nThe press release adds, \u201cJ.Scott Moody, vice president of policy and chief economist at The Maine Heritage Policy Center, notes \u2018Tax collections in Maine are up 36% since fiscal year 2002, a time when inflation grew by 14.4 percent and population by only 2.4 percent. Maine people are highly taxed already, so state spending must be reduced. Our seven recommendations include items like reducing the state bureaucracy and reviewing the health benefits for state employees, who currently have no out-of-pocket costs.\u2019\u201d\u201d\nThe cost of education was also addressed in the report. According to the press release, \u2018\"Education spending is another area where Maine taxpayers spend too much,\" said Stephen Bowen, the director of education policy at The Maine Heritage Policy Center. \"Maine has the nation's highest ratio of non-instructional employees in our higher education system. Another way to make Maine education more efficient is to adopt the changes to the Pupil/Teacher Ratio as recently recommended by Governor Baldacci.\"\u2019\nThe release concludes, \u201cThe seven recommendations could save approximately $217 million in the current budget cycle. An executive summary of these is included on the second page of this release. Each recommendation is detailed in the March 12, 2008 edition of The Maine View (Vol 6, No 1), which accompanies this document and is available at The Maine Heritage Policy Center's website.\u201d\nThe report entitled $217 Million in Reasonable Spending Cuts to Close Budget Gap is available online at Maine Policy Heritage Center.\nTomorrow is Friday. In Maine. Guess what\u2019s heading our way?\nDon't know what happened, but I have a suggestion.\nIf you\u2019re visiting here to get my take on today\u2019s state budget cut hearings, you\u2019re in for a disappointment. I don\u2019t know what happened there. Now I probably could wait until after the six o\u2019clock news to form my opinions, but I don\u2019t choose to do that. So I\u2019ll just offer a couple uninformed opinions.\nI do know from news reports that as I predicted last night hundreds of people crowded through the capitol buildings\u2019 hallways today pressing the legislatures to keep the budgets of many, many programs, mostly educational and welfare, intact. The news reports say those protestors suggested that the cuts be found elsewhere or that taxes be raised.\nWe are already the second highest taxed state in the nation and many people say they simply can\u2019t pay any more. The governor has told the Legislature that Mainers have reached the saturation point and he won\u2019t support tax increases. The solution to our budget crisis is simple. But cutting the budget in the face of all the protestors will take a whole lot more intestinal fortitude than I suspect our legislators have.\nMaine has one of the most generous welfare programs in the country. It may be the most generous. Several studies have indicated that if the state would just make eligibility requirements more in line with the requirements of the federal government, hundreds of millions of dollars could be saved. It is true that many of those benefitting from the state\u2019s generosity would be affected, but by lowering those standards some reports say the neediest among us could continue to get help.\nI would guess that changing the rules right now might be impossible so such a change would have little or no effect on the $95 million shortfall in the first, this current, year of the two-year budget cycle, but if the decision were made reasonably soon and the state had a couple months to plan and implement the changes, it would have a dramatic effect on the second year of the cycle. To this overly simplistic mind, such a change makes sense.\nBut I\u2019m not a legislator and did not participate in the creation of the crisis. I don\u2019t recall a single legislator asking me how to spend my tax money. Therefore, I do not expect any legislator would consider these thoughts, either, if these ideas were read by one. Of course I do not take the credit for this particular solution to the budget problem. All I have done is form my opinion from a variety of sources that have been reported in the last several days.\nHearings won't change the need to CUT the budget!\nToday and tomorrow are days I almost wish I could be in Augusta. The state\u2019s Appropriations Committee is holding two days of public hearings into the proposed cuts in Maine\u2019s budget to make up for a shortfall in revenue. The budget revisions were recommended by Governor Baldacci.\nToday\u2019s hearings were for proposed cuts on various educational programs and, from what I\u2019ve heard, the hearings didn\u2019t last a long time.\nTomorrow\u2019s hearings, though, have the potential of being a different story. The Committee will hear discussions on cuts to various programs in the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS). A group is attempting to organize a rally at the State House and is getting people affected by the cuts to plead to keep the programs intact.\nMy guess is that the huge majority of hard working Mainers who pay the nation\u2019s second highest tax burden to pay for the welfare others receive will be on job tomorrow and unable to attend the hearings. Therefore, they probably won\u2019t have much if any representation.\nThe hearings will be well-orchestrated. We\u2019ll hear case after case of how an individual has been \u201csaved\u201d by a particular program and how desperately needed the program is. In fact, with the help of Maine\u2019s newspapers and TV stations, the tearing at the heartstrings has already begun.\nI told you a few days ago that the scene we\u2019ll see tomorrow was designed to give the Democrat controlled legislature a reason to raise taxes and fees to reduce the size of the cuts. The Republicans have resolved to fight the efforts and, perhaps, demand even deeper reductions. Governor Baldacci has publicly stated that he understands that Mainers have reached the limits of what they can take out of their pockets and will fight an attempt to raise taxes. He also says the cutting isn\u2019t over as more cuts will be needed.\nIt\u2019s too bad the policies of the state have put us in this position. We\u2019ve been under Democrat rule for 30 years so it\u2019s easy to blame the Democrats for the situation we face today, but the reality of it is the Republicans in Augusta have put up extremely little resistance and many of them joined in the creation of the crisis.\nI\u2019ve said it before, I\u2019ll say it now, and I wouldn\u2019t be surprised if I say it again. The money crisis in the State of Maine was created by the series of Maine governors, and there were some in that group who were not Democrats, and the Legislatures where the Democrats have controlled the House for 30 years, but it\u2019s been much closer for the Republicans in the Senate. They are the ones who turned Maine into a welfare state, a state where one statistic released a couple months ago indicated that about one quarter of all our people are on one form of welfare or another. They are the ones who must resolve the crisis.\nAnd now, with a declining economy and revenue projections, some of which were foolish from the beginning, falling short, we are faced with a crisis. The one fact we all know, taxing us more will only make the problem worse. Cuts, and some very deep cuts, must be made in state spending. Tomorrow we\u2019ll be seeing and hearing why the taxpayers should simply dig a little deeper.\nThe Stimulus Payment Letter\nI can hardly wait for the payment to come. But I have no idea what I\u2019m going to do with the money, but according to a letter I received, I bet many of us received, today in May I may be getting a check for up to 1200 dollars. That is based on my wife\u2019s and my filing a joint return. If we had filed separately or were not married, the stimulus payment would be $600. We have no children living at home so we won\u2019t be getting up to 300 for each of those.\nAccording to the letter, the money will be a stimulus payment and does not mention that it may be a rebate. In fact the letter points out what we all already knew, one didn\u2019t even have to pay any taxes to get a stimulus payment. It has been called a rebate in various news media, on several radio/TV talk shows, and political forums on the Internet. We now know it isn\u2019t a rebate but rather a stimulus payment.\nThe stimulus payment for people who don\u2019t pay income taxes will be made only to people who file a tax return and have at least three thousand dollars in earned income, Social Security benefits, and/or certain veterans\u2019 payments. These people may receive a payment of $300 or $600 if filing jointly. The notice I received today also listed several situations in which no payment will be made.\nHere\u2019s a big kicker, those of you whose adjusted gross income is more than $75 thousand or $150 thousand for joint filers will get reduced payments or have them phased out entirely. Doesn\u2019t that seem fair to the nation\u2019s highest taxpayers, the ones most likely to stimulate the economy anyway?\nThe part of the letter you really want to read is the back page. I\u2019m not really sure what it says. It tells us how to determine our stimulus payment. Don\u2019t get too excited; after reading it you won\u2019t have a clue. Well, actually you might now that I\u2019ve warned you about it. It\u2019s a sort of chart with three columns that tells you how much you will receive if your net income tax liability is more than zero dollars or zero dollars and your qualifying income is at least $3,000 or under $3,000.\nThat back page also tells you that if your qualifying income is under $3,000 what the gross income must be, $8,750 for single filer for example, in various categories to qualify for the stimulus payment.\nI\u2019ve said in the past here that this whole thing is a big sham, an election year ploy to make voters think they\u2019re getting something from their government to help stimulate the economy. But the government is borrowing that money and it will have to be paid back. By whom, you ask? Guess!\nIt\u2019s supposed to stimulate the economy as the recipients run out and buy new things, like a new HDTV, or household goods, or a host of other durable items. My guess is that most people, especially those in the $3,000 to $75,000 income range category will use the money to buy some groceries for their home, catch up on oil payments, fill the gas tank a couple of times. The stimulus payment isn\u2019t coming until May so it\u2019ll miss the April 15th deadline for making tax payments.\nI haven\u2019t decided what I\u2019ll do with mine. I might just put it in savings for my kids when the ultimate happens. Or, more likely, I\u2019ll put it toward my pre-pay oil for next year. I might come close to using it for what it\u2019s intended and put it toward a new roof. In any event, not being an economist, it\u2019s hard for me to fathom how a payment using borrowed money which will have to be paid back by the government using the tax money it takes from us will be a real stimulant.\nBut like many people, I\u2019ll be anxiously waiting for it to come and will probably celebrate its arrival in May. Maybe I will stimulate the economy a little; there\u2019s this little hamburger stand in Falmouth my wife and I just love. Or it could provide enough extra for us to be able to take a trip to Auburn where\u2019s there\u2019s another super hamburger stand.\nAnother year has begun!\nAs predicted our little part of Maine got a good dose of rain overnight, but by morning it was over. I guess some places had some sleet and freezing rain, but the temperatures stayed relatively up so we apparently didn\u2019t have too many problems.\nAfter a short visit by the sun this morning, clouds began rolling back in for part two of this weekend\u2019s storm and by two o\u2019clock this afternoon the rains had returned. The weather folk say this part of the weekender will be just a little more severe and the National Weather Service has issued flood warnings for a goodly portion of the state, especially away from the coast. We could get about two inches of water with this rain. Snow, sleet, freezing rain and rain, that infamous wintry mix, will pummel other parts of the state.\nBecause the sun came out this morning, our daughter brought her pup over to play with ours for a while. Both needed and seemed to enjoy letting off some pent up energy. After an hour or two, they both were trying to take a nap in our living room while neither really wanted to give up. Then the rains started and it was a good excuse to end their visit.\nSince it\u2019s a Saturday, I don\u2019t much of the state government mischief to talk about. Some of the Democrats are being very critical of Governor Baldacci\u2019s second round of budget cuts which are needed for the state to make up a revenue shortfall. While the Democrat legislators are saying the state cannot get along with the proposals, the governor is saying the revenue shortfall will grow even more over the next few weeks. He says he\u2019s now preparing even more cuts. Next week will be an interesting one.\nThere\u2019s been much discussion lately in various news media about the so-called Federal identification program called Real ID. The Feds want states to standardize their drivers\u2019 licenses and the issuance of drivers\u2019 licenses. That\u2019s an oversimplification but the idea is to have it act like an in-country passport. States have only until the end of this month to apply for an extension to explain how they will implement the Real ID and, I think it\u2019s only 4 or 5 which haven\u2019t yet made that application.\nMaine is one of them. The Maine government has said it will not comply with Read ID as it says the ID is too intrusive. The ID will be required for travel on planes, trains, boats, etc., within the US. The feds say not having the ID won\u2019t necessarily ban travel, but it will slow down Mainers trying to fly, or go through any other screening. Mainers will have to go through more extensive, I think it\u2019s called something like enhanced, screening and background checks. So far Maine has shown no inclination to relent.\nDaylight savings begins tonight. The twice a year ritual means the trip around the house to be sure that the clocks have been set ahead one hour. Most of the time the loss of an hour\u2019s worth of sleep isn\u2019t too bad as we can sleep in Sunday morning to make up for it. But for Mrs. G.D., it\u2019s going to be a rough one. She accepted a manager\u2019s request to change the price tags in the department of the supermarket in which she works tomorrow morning. That was before she realized it was DST change weekend. By today\u2019s time standards even though the clock will say \u201c4\u201d when she gets up, her body will still think it\u2019s \u201c3.\u201d\nWhen I woke up this morning, it was a new beginning as another chapter in my life was underway. I am very thankful that I have been blessed with still another extension.\nAnother weekend; another storm\nI\u2019m beginning to think that there just might be one good thing resulting from all the storms we\u2019ve had here in Southern Maine this winter. It gives fools like me who think they can come up with something to say something to say. No different today, either. I haven\u2019t really given a lot of thought to what I would write about tonight because I foolishly allowed Mr. Norton (Symantec Software) to upgrade his program on one of my computers. I\u2019ve spend most of this day trying to get the thing to work the way I want it to work and not the way Mr. Norton thinks is best for me.\nSo, we have another in our continuing every other day winter storms heading our way for tonight. It\u2019ll be a double hit as just about as soon as it moves out tomorrow morning, another will have us in its sights for tomorrow night and Sunday morning. But this is March and here along the coast daytime temperatures are reaching into the 40s. Simply put, that means we\u2019ll have mostly rain in this part of the state. The overnight temperatures will drop below freezing so we will get a little sleet and some icing, but folks way up on the northern corner of our state are facing another foot and a half of snow.\nWe seem to get our share of these storms on weekends which really disrupts out visits with our daughter. Our Golden also will be looking for her sister, the daughter\u2019s Golden, beginning about 11 o\u2019clock tomorrow morning. I have no idea how dogs know days of the week and time of day, but our little girl will start watching out the window just about 11 tomorrow morning, and again Sunday looking for her sister. She doesn\u2019t assume that pose any other time unless we specifically tell her she\u2019s going to have company.\nIf the weather folk are correct, there\u2019s a good chance we will have visitors at least one of the days. Rain usually doesn\u2019t leave bad driving conditions, just wet ones. So we\u2019ll have to wait until tomorrow to see what these storms bring.\nMy friend who\u2019s in Florida for the winter and I seem to be having an \u201cI can outdo you\u201d contest over the weather. The weather seems to be just a little more active this season than in past. While we are getting snow/sleet/rain just about every other day, he\u2019s getting severe wind, heavy rain, and almost daily tornado warnings. I\u2019ve never seen a tornado, except on television, and I don\u2019t think one has actually touched down in my friend\u2019s winter home area. I do, however, think that I\u2019d rather have the snow and the wintry mix that we get than a tornado. I lived year round in that state back in the 50s and I can\u2019t remember even hearing of a warning.\nIf we do have a wet weekend as predicted, I still have a project on which to work. I need more work with Mr. Norton\u2019s abomination, but I wouldn\u2019t be too surprised if a very long friendship and trust in a product doesn\u2019t come to an end sometime very soon.\nEdited at 7:30 to add a response from my friend in Florida: He says about 10 years ago a tornado actually touched down in his Central Florida area near a ball park where one of the major league teams holds its spring training program. He said the Tornado actually moved several trailers in a nearby park onto the Florida Turnpike and raised a lot of havoc around the park. My friend was at his home in Maine when all this happened and his mother was living in the house he now uses for his winter vacations. He said he called her and she was O.K., but rather shaken at the storm. Thought you might like to know.\nA chance meeting; a new relationship\nWe awoke to some frozen slush and a little ice around my home. We live on the south side of Route 1 which only means we live on the south side of Route 1. As far as the weather is concerned, we live in the main section of the state that rains fall when the weather is predicted to be a wintry mix. We may see some sleet under those conditions, but we get a lot of rain in the winter.\nIt rained yesterday. When the temperatures fell during the night to below freezing, the rain turned to sleet and then slush. It then froze. So this morning we had some frozen slush, but the sun was blazing away and that frozen slush quickly became just wet. By 7:15 this morning I left for my bi-weekly visit to my physical therapy group. As I backed out of my garage, I wasn\u2019t sure what I\u2019d find on my driveway. From my window it had looked like some ice was there. There wasn\u2019t. It was just wet. Once onto the treated city streets, all I faced was the morning commute traffic.\nA few months ago, we found a long lost cousin of mine. Actually, she wasn\u2019t lost at all, but I hadn\u2019t seen this woman since 1953 or perhaps earlier. We were teenagers in high school then, but it was that year my parents moved to Florida. They left me behind to live with my grandmother to be able to graduate with my friends from the school system I had been in all my school life. For some reason I never associated with my cousin again.\nUntil a chance meeting that I suspect no one ever anticipated. I had a workman from a local business come to the house to fix something. He ended up being a few years older than I and I learned he had retired from this particular business but was helping out during a busy season. As he finished up, he looked at me, stared would be a better word. Finally he asked if a certain name was familiar to me. \u201cYes,\u201d I answered, \u201che was my father. How do you know him?\u201d He responded, \u201cYou look exactly like him.\u201d (I know this isn\u2019t correct form, but it\u2019ll do for this post.) This guy was another cousin, but we\u2019re far apart in ages that we really didn\u2019t have contact with one another. Once he told me his name, I knew instantly who he was and a new connection was made.\nWe asked about members of each other\u2019s family. He knew my brother had passed and, of course, my parents were also gone. So most of the conversation was about his family. His brother, older than all of us still around, lives just a few blocks from me. His sister, the one my age and the one my wife went to lunch with, he said worked part time at a local supermarket. Oh, My Goodness! That\u2019s the same place M.G.D. works part time.\nDid someone sometime say we live in a really small world?\nM.D.G. looked at name tags on people at work. Because they\u2019re both part time, their paths didn\u2019t cross very often, but one day there she was, my cousin wearing her name tag. M.D.G. was tempted to speak to her, but didn\u2019t. The next day we both went to the store and my cousin was working. I walked over to her and said simply, \u201cHi. I\u2019m G.D.\u201d A big hug cemented right there the renewal of a long lost relationship. She said her brother had mentioned his surprise meeting with me, but she had no idea who at the store was related to me.\nSince then this one and her husband and I and my wife have become friends again. Except for that one encounter with her brother, the men side of her family and I haven\u2019t yet renewed. She and I are within a year of each other, the others aren\u2019t. One, in fact, the oldest, may not even remember our family.\nSo today, my wife and \u201cfavorite\u201d cousin had lunch together. It\u2019s not the first time. But I\u2019m happy that the past and the present have become linked.\nGovernor releases new list of proposed budget cuts\nMaine Gov. John Baldacci revealed his suggestions today on ways to further reduce the state\u2019s ailing budget. Maine has a nearly $200 million income shortfall for its current budget. Now the governor and the state Legislature is seeking ways to resolve the problem.\nLike he did in his first suggestions, the governor has chosen areas that will bring about emotional responses rather than areas that probably could stand some cutting and no one would notice. The governor\u2019s office released his complete statement today. The new proposed cuts would reduce some funding for local school districts, the University of Maine, the community college system and the Maine Maritime Academy although leaving an increase of a lesser amount in each. Baldacci also proposes additional cuts to the state Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS). The governor blamed the national economy for the problem. He said, \u201cBut the same factors are also hurting Maine families and businesses. Now is not the time to add to their burdens. We must prioritize State spending, restructure government and make sure that our State is on firm financial footing going forward.\u201d\n\u201cThe temptation is to rush forward, use our reserves now and avoid the toughest choices,\u201d Governor Baldacci said. \u201cWe can\u2019t do that. We don\u2019t know how long the current economic trends will continue, and we won\u2019t know until April just how bad circumstances are. Things could still get worse.\u201d\nThe report continued, \u201cThe budget revisions include a reorganization of the Department of Health and Human Services, changes to Medicaid and job reductions. Slightly more than 71 State government positions will be cut, including 20 as part of the DHHS reorganization.\n\u201cEvery State department and agency was required to make reductions. Efforts were made to limit the impact of cuts to health and human services, to protect Maine\u2019s poorest, oldest and sickest, and to reduce the effects on local school districts.\u201d\nBaldacci kept at least part of his promise to Mainers by not including any tax increases in his savings plan, but he failed the taxpayers in raising some fees. Among them would be an increase in the cost for criminal background checks and fees that out-of-state liquor companies pay. He also continued his earlier promise not to raid the state\u2019s \u201crainy day\u201d fund.\nThe Legislature will now hold hearings on the proposals. When it held its hearings on earlier suggested cuts, people receiving services in some of the areas went to Augusta to attend them. Naturally, they appealed to what they called the unfairness of the cuts and urged lawmakers to keep those budgets intact. The current suggestions are of the same type, I think designed to elicit strong protests.\nThe government folk want a hue and cry so it will have a false reason to eventually raise taxes. If they do go that route, and most observers feel they will because they don\u2019t have the courage to face the reality that real spending cuts are needed, then they will be flying in the face of a poll released Monday (see my Monday post below) that showed 8 out of 10 Mainers oppose any tax increases and most Mainers want the Legislature to cut spending. You can also read that poll here.\nThere are many of us in this state that believe there are layers of mid-management positions that could easily be eliminated. But now that I\u2019ve said that, I\u2019m beginning to think it\u2019s not the middle management, the people who actually do the work, but perhaps the political appointed department leaders, some of whom are just that, political appointments and not necessarily qualified for the positions.\nPerhaps raising taxes would help the problem in the short term, but I seriously doubt it, in the long term it could exacerbate the problem. The nation\u2019s highest taxes now are part of the problem now. It is partially the incorrect tax revenue projections that are a factor in the shortfall. Raise those taxes even more and the state could find itself in an even bigger shortfall.\nAt some point in time, the people who put us into this situation with voodoo economics are the only people who can get us out of it. Remember, as I said a few days ago, we the people didn\u2019t create the problem and we have no power (except at the ballot box next November) to do anything about it. Only the Legislature and governor who created the financial crisis have the power to fix it.\nI would also remind those of you who would ask me where I would cut, what I could live without, that you didn\u2019t ask me where I would spend the money when the outrageous budge was created. Therefore, you alone own the problem.\nGas prices causes us to stay home\nI\u2019m not sure how most people are handling the expenses in today\u2019s living, but I think I\u2019ve changed some habits just a bit. My wife and I, for example, are not taking an annual vacation trip to Pennsylvania because of the price of gas, and other elements of the trip, like food. We have enjoyed long summer vacations, usually a trip to Lancaster, PA, where there are three different theaters we enjoy, and another to some other part of the country.\nOccasionally we go to Florida. I have a need to visit the Pinellas County area once in a while to visit my parents who are buried there. Besides, I like Florida. It has changed just a wee bit since I lived there in the 1950s; but while I was there, I had the chance to attend the University of Florida where I became a Gator. I enjoy many of the places in the state. I love visiting Cape Canaveral, Orlando, The Keys, and, of course, the West Coast, primarily the St. Petersburg area.\nYou may have noticed that information all included a lot of \u201cI.\u201d Simply and kindly, my wife hates the state. She knows, however, I need to go there occasionally and is very sympathetic to my needs.\nWe have travelled in every state except Hawaii, and it looks like our chances of being able to say, \u201cWe\u2019ve been in every state.\u201d is slipping away. We\u2019ve had two trips that tie for \u201cfavorite.\u201d One was a National Parks tour in the Western states, and the other was a cruise/land tour of Alaska.\nWe have none of those kind of trips planned for this year; and so for the first time in many years, we\u2019re staying home. We will have one difference this year: our son and his wife and daughter will be visiting us here. Our decision to stay home is based solely on the increased costs. I suspect the lesson we\u2019ll learn is that one must recreate to maintain happiness and some sanity.\nBut motor trips around the country aren\u2019t the only way we\u2019ve changed our habits. Our cars remain garaged as much as possible. About all MGD uses hers for is to go to her part time job three days a week. Mine stays home except for some occasional shopping. Even then, though, we have a list, including our stops, and rarely vary from it. There is an exception to that\u2026we have a monthly trip to Harmon\u2019s for hamburgers. And I go monthly to a meeting with a bunch of fellow retired folk.\nSix months ago I had my oil changed in my car. The company put a little sticker thing on my windshield that told me when to return along with the mileage. I have driven 3100 of the 5000 miles so far. As you can see, I\u2019m not kidding about having changed my driving habits. I am getting just a little tired of being more or less housebound.\nNot much here today, but I avoided discussing the horrendous weather expected tonight and tomorrow.\nA little weather; And, Watch out for new taxes!\nSeems to me like I mention the weather just about every other day. Today won\u2019t be different, just a little less weather as I\u2019m going to catch up on an observation about our state budget crisis.\nFirst, the weather: We don\u2019t have a winter storm today in most of Maine, at least. Our next storm will be moving into Southern Maine tomorrow into Wednesday. This time, though, in our region the weather folk aren\u2019t even talking snow; they\u2019re saying this one will be rain, heavy at times. Rain in itself isn\u2019t bad. But because of the nighttime temperatures the next few nights, we\u2019ll be getting a dose of ice. That is bad. It has the potential to make travel treacherous and difficult, to cause ice-laden branches and trees to tumble, and bring about some power outages. We\u2019ll have an off day Thursday before another round of stuff rolls in Friday into Saturday. Will this winter ever end?\nI sure do hope it will. Our son, his wife, and our granddaughter are now just three weeks away from visiting us. We haven\u2019t seen them in several years so the visit is our anticipated highlight of the year. I\u2019d love to have some decent weather so they can enjoy their vacation.\nNow on to another item: Our state Legislature is setting itself up to totally fail the Maine citizens. By now you know we have a budget shortfall in the $200 million range so far, and some expect it to climb even higher. By nearly all non-legislator accounts, the only way to resolve the problem is the cut state spending. It\u2019s beginning to appear as if our Democrat controlled body doesn\u2019t have the courage to face the situation it created and cut. Cuts are needed to get Maine back into the national median spending in virtually every category. Right now we are in the top two or three in taxation and spending.\nWe said it before: Mainers simply cannot afford more taxation, yet Democrat leaders in both the House and Senate are on record favoring increasing revenue to solve the problem. Increased revenue translates into more taxes. The senate president says in a guest newspaper column that Mainers are committed to helping Mainers (read that as increasing the public dole) and the Legislature has over the past seven years has cut to the bare bones. The Speaker of the House has scheduled budget debate to effectively cut off any Republican input and pass the budget as the Democrats envision it.\nMeanwhile, a Market Decisions report released today shows that the big majority of Mainers do not want any tax increases to solve the budget crisis but believe that consolidation of spending and cuts should be used.\nEdited after publishing: More explanation of the report was issued today by the Republican party. This terrific information can be found on AMG. (You'll need to scroll down a bit.)\nBoth linked reports were reported today in the Public Square forum of As Maine Goes by its editor.\nMeanwhile, the Democrats continue to blame everyone but themselves for our crisis and are following the House Speaker\u2019s Talking Points we mentioned a few days ago. It\u2019s the national economy and some federal Medicaid rules changes that are causing our problems, they say. They conveniently don\u2019t recognize their own ridiculous income projections, bad investments, and creation of rules making us the #1 welfare state in the nation. The national economy is an element of the problem, but the feds tell us that the rules changes are a result of overspending and reporting by the State.\nThis is an election year. It\u2019ll be interesting to watch this play out. My guess would be that when Mainers begin to feel the full impact of the Legislature\u2019s actions, there could be a voter rebellion. Then, maybe not. Mainers seem to like being poor.\nAt last...Beautiful Black!\nYesterday I was patiently waiting for the arrival of what local weather forecasters called a massive winter storm expected to dump from 6 to 10 inches of snow on our area. Today I\u2019m still waiting. Oh, my little section of Maine did get some winter weather, but in my yard the depth was closer to two and a half inches than six. That\u2019s being kind. The weather folk did say there was a chance the snow might turn to rain along the coast, and they were right about that part. By 10 o\u2019clock this morning, it was raining.\nBefore the rain came and before the snow had a chance to get too wet for my snow blower to handle, I went out about nine. I mentioned yesterday I have a very friendly neighbor who takes good care of me with his plow. His very long driveway joins mine to make one about 250 feet from our houses. But this morning with so little snow on the ground, I didn\u2019t wait for him and headed outside myself.\nIf you\u2019ve read any past posts, you know I haven\u2019t had too many good words to say for my lawn tractor equipped with a snow blower for the winter. I once told you of a friend of mine who lives in Florida and talked me through adjusting the machine. Well, today I got the full happiness of that work. I can\u2019t tell you why, but I treasure a black driveway in the winter. By the same token I treasure a fairly well manicured lawn in the summer. That\u2019s a different story.\nI first shoveled the two porches and moved the snow away from them and from in front of our garage doors so the snow blower could get it all cleared. Doing that work showed me that the snow, although not deep, already had begun to get saturated and was getting heavier and heavier. That didn\u2019t stop my, though, and I drove slowly to the garage door when I dropped the blower. My tractor and I headed across the parking area and, much to my surprise, the path was wiped absolutely clean. Naturally it was wet, but there wasn\u2019t a bit of snow on it.\nAnother pass. Same results. I had my hopes up as I slowly cleared all the snow from our black top. I drove down the walkway to the front door. I haven\u2019t gotten it that black on one pass for a couple of years, actually since I bought this new tractor. But the snow was now just sort of dribbling out the chute. And it was raining rather hard. My time was about to expire, and it did. For one last pass, I had to use the machine as a plow to get the last remaining white out of the way.\nMy goal had been achieved for the first time in three winters. There was one small difference this day than from the last storm when I achieved limited success. I did get some black then, but places where my wife\u2019s car and the neighbor\u2019s plow truck had driven had packed the snow and the machine didn\u2019t like to scrape. Today I got out before any other vehicle had violated my driveway. During previous cleanups for the past three years, the blower simply rode up over the snow always leaving a pile of shoveling and scraping behind. Not today. I had a black driveway. And the wait for this storm is officially over. As I looked out my window a moment ago, patches of blue sky and the sun was attempting to show as it began to set in the west.\nI guess my friend taught me a couple of things this winter. 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        "raw_content": "\"My mind closed the door on this horror.\"\n\"As we rode into Buchenwald, I can remember thinking: 'There is no place as horrible as we have been told \u2014 no atrocities \u2014 we should turn around, stop wasting time, go back to Eisenach and establish our Battalion Headquarters.'\nBut we continued and finally arrived at a place that did not look so bad as we passed the main entrance. But as we rolled around the front building, we saw the feeble mass of survivors milling around. We got out of our vehicles, and some began to beck to us to follow and see what had been done in that place. They were walking skeletons. The sights were beyond description. What little we had been told in an orientation session in Northern France in early December 1944, was nothing in comparison.\nI took out my camera and began to take some photos, but that only lasted for a few pictures. As the scenes became more gruesome, I put my camera in its case and walked in a daze with the survivors as we viewed all forms of dismemberment of the human body. We learned that 31,000 of the 51,000 persons there had been killed in a two-week period prior to our arrival.\nI began to realize why few, if any, people would believe the atrocities I had seen. HOLOCAUST was the word used to describe it, but one has to witness it to even begin to believe it. And finally, after going through several buildings with various displays \u2014 my mind closed the door on this horror.\nAnd I don't know what the answer is to what we ran into in Buchenwald. As a matter of fact, it gave me a different attitude, a perspective, I suspect, on some of the ideas that we had always heard, and that is that one of the best ways to get away from the -- this type of attitude or functioning by humans was to become more educated. And here we were in a country that we had always been lead to believe was one of the most educated and literate nations in the world, producing great scientists, far advanced in art, literature, having great names of music, classical music: And it came up -- well, after I saw what I saw, possibly the worst crimes that you could imagine humans committing and this was done, I don't know in what -- in what was the conclusion of how they arrived at an idea that this should be done, but it just lead me to have a reevaluation of this whole notion of what we refer to as literate and education.\nI was just sort of moving along with the tide and not really thinking a great deal about it at that time, but since I've been back I had been an interested observer, not necessarily a casual observer of the idea that would relate to education and how we use people.\"\nSome children and sick leaving Buchenwald \u2013loading in some of the vehicles of 183rd Engineer Combat Battalion. ~ Source: M. Alexis Scott ~ Creator: W.A. Scott III ~ Date: April 13, 1945\nSome of the survivors inside a barracks at Buchenwald ~ Source: M. Alexis Scott ~ Creator: W.A. Scott III ~ Date: April 13, 1945\nSoldiers Witnessing Atrocities at Buchenwald: Shown outside of an incinerator building are some of the bodies of the 30,000 plus killed in the two-week period prior to the arrival of some of the 183rd Engineer Combat Battalion of the 8th Corp of the 3rd Army and other soldiers. ~ Source: M. Alexis Scott ~ Creator: W.A. Scott III ~ Date: April 13, 1945\nBones in Incinerators at Buchenwald: The Buchenwald camp officials tried to kill all of the 51,000 persons in the camp before Americans arrived, and also tried to hide the evidence by burning bodies in incinerators. ~ Source: M. Alexis Scott ~ Creator: W.A. Scott III ~ Date: April 13, 1945\nW.A. Scott III, \u201cLiberation of Buchenwald,\u201d Georgia Journeys, accessed February 15, 2019, http://georgiajourneys.kennesaw.edu/items/show/341.",
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        "raw_content": "When Spring comes along, you might want to drive up to the newly-leafing Berkshires, stopping along the way in picturesque Stockbridge. While there, you should visit the Sculpture-Studio of Daniel Chester French, who created that immense Seated-Lincoln for the Nation\u2019s-Capital.\nMore popular, however, is the Stockbridge-Studio of Norman Rockwell, one of the most popular Magazine-Illustrators of the 20th Century. His Iconic-Images of Ordinary-Americans at Work & Play were the most distinguishing-feature of the Saturday-Evening-Post for many years.\nOrdinary-Americans collected Norman Rockwell Post-Covers the way Elitist-New-Yorkers collected the covers of The New Yorker.\nThe difference in Taste & Attitude that motivated the two groups of Collectors, however, was that Manhattanites appreciated the Subtle-Social-Satires of the New-Yorker-Covers.\nWhereas, out in the Heartland, Rockwell\u2019s weekly Sentimental-Celebrations of the Very American-ness of Our-Daily-Lives spoke to a much wider & admiring Public!\nOver time, Rockwell\u2019s obvious talent as a technically-accomplished-painter\u2014along with his predictably sentimental-approach to many Aspects of American Life\u2014encouraged Art-Experts to dismiss his work as Illustrations, not as Art, with a Capital-A.\nNonetheless, Rockwell was proud of that designation, as he had been preceded by Howard Pyle & NC Wyeth, also beloved Illustrators, who came to be recognized as important Artists as well\nWhat many did not\u2014even today, do not\u2014know about were the Minute-Preparations that Rockwell made before he completed a definitive Post-Cover. He was, in effect, a Stage-Director, a Prop-Manager, & a Set-Designer for all of his Signature-Paintings.\nHere\u2019s the Word, from the Brooklyn Museum\u2019s Press-Release:\nTo create many of his Iconic, Quintessentially-American paintings\u2014most of which served as magazine-covers\u2014Norman Rockwell worked from carefully-staged Study-Photographs.\nThese are now on-view for the first time at the Brooklyn Museum, alongside his actual Paintings, Drawings, & related Tear-Sheets. This fascinating show was organized by the Norman Rockwell Museum in Stockbridge, Massachusetts, following a two-year project that preserved & digitized almost 20,000 negatives.\nBeginning in the late 1930s, Norman Rockwell [1894\u20131978] adopted Photography as a tool to bring his illustration-ideas to life in studio-sessions. Working as a director, he carefully staged his photographs, selecting props, locations, & models, orchestrating every detail.\nHe began by collecting authentic Props & Costumes. What he did not have readily available, he purchased, borrowed, or rented\u2014from a Dime-Store-Hairbrush or Coffee-Cup to a roomful of chairs & tables from a New York City Automat.\nHe created numerous photographs for each new subject, sometimes capturing complete compositions or combining separate pictures of individual elements. Over the forty years that he used photographs as his painting-guide, he worked with many skilled photographers, particularly Gene Pelham, Bill Scovill, & Louis Lamone.\nEarly in his career, Norman Rockwell used Professional-Models, but he eventually found that this method inhibited his Evolving-Naturalistic-Style.\nWhen he turned to Photography, he preferred using friends and neighbors to create his many detailed study-photographs, which he found liberating.\nWorking from black-&-white study-photographs also allowed Rockwell more freedom in developing his final work: \"If a model has worn a red sweater, I have painted it red\u2014I couldn\u2019t possibly make it green.\u2026 But when working with photographs, I seem able to recompose in many ways: as to Form, Tone, & Color.\u201d\nIncluded in the exhibition are more than 100 framed Digital-Prints, along with paintings, drawings, magazine tear-sheets, photographic-equipment, & Archival-Letters, as well as an Introductory-Film.\nAmong the paintings on-view is the Brooklyn Museum\u2019s own Rockwell painting: The Tattoo Artist.\nThis is one of many that Rockwell created during World War II. It shows a young Sailor stoically having his arm tattooed, adding a new girl\u2019s name below many others, already crossed-out by the Tattooer\u2019s Needle.\nThis exemplifies the Humor & Sentimentality that made Rockwell\u2019s Post-Covers the Objects of Scorn of many professional Art-Critics & Art-Professors\u2026\nAmong the magazine-covers included in the exhibition are several from The Saturday Evening Post, for which Rockwell worked for nearly fifty years before turning his attentions to more socially-relevant subjects for Look Magazine, with which he had a decade-long relationship.",
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        "raw_content": "\"2014 Excellence Awards Winners Revealed Sept. 9th\"\nTuesday, September 9, 2014 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM Eastern\nAnd so the countdown begins! Winners of the prestigious 20th annual Brandon Hall Group Excellence Awards in Learning and Development, Talent Management and Human Resources & Sales and Marketing will be announced in a live web event from 1-2:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 9.\nRegister for this much-anticipated live announcement and see which organizations will be dubbed as this year\u2019s prestigious Gold, Silver and Bronze awards winners in more than 50 categories.\nYour hosts, Brandon Hall Group CEO Mike Cooke, COO Rachel Cooke and VP/Corporate and Product Development Claude Werder, will take you through the winners of each category and highlight their achievements.\nAs part of the program\u2019s 20th anniversary, all winners will be honored at Brandon Hall Group\u2019s HCM Excellence Conference 2015 to be held January 28-30 at the Hyatt Regency Pier Sixty-Six in Fort Lauderdale, FL. Conference presenters include select Excellence Award-winning organizations, who will take you through their journey of developing and deploying programs, strategies, modalities, processes, systems, and tools that have achieved measurable results.\nClaude Werder\nVP of Corporate and Product Development",
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        "raw_content": "DAS KNOWHOW KAPITAL / PROJECT SYNDICATE\n| Etiquetas: Economics, Inequality, Karl Marx, South Africa\nDas Knowhow Kapital\nJOHANNESBURG \u2013 It has been a quarter-century since apartheid ended, and 23 since the African National Congress took power in South Africa. But, as President Jacob Zuma reported in his recent State of the Nation Address, the country\u2019s whites remain in control.\n\u201cWhite households earn at least five times more than black households,\u201d said Zuma, and \u201conly 10% of the top 100 companies on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange are owned by black South Africans.\u201d Whites still represent 72% of top management. The Gini coefficient, a widely-used measure of inequality, shows no sign of falling and remains one of the highest in the world.\nThese outcomes come after 14 years of a strong affirmative action program known as Black Economic Empowerment (BEE), which created all sorts of incentives and constraints to foster black participation in ownership, management, control, skills development, procurement and entrepreneurship. White equity owners were required to sell shares to blacks in equity deals that were often highly leveraged and publicly financed.\nBut, Zuma argues, the outcomes fall short of the goal set in 1981 by the ANC\u2019s then-president, Oliver Tambo, who sought to achieve economic emancipation, through \u201ca return [sic] of the wealth of the country to the people as a whole.\u201d This goal should be achieved by \u201cradical economic transformation,\u201d which means, according to Zuma, \u201cfundamental change in the structure, systems, institutions, and patterns of ownership, management, and control of the economy in favor of all South Africans, especially the poor, the majority of whom are African and female.\u201d The country needs to confront what he and others have called \u201cwhite monopoly capital.\u201d\nWhat Zuma seems to seek is radical asset redistribution in the direction suggested by Julius Malema, leader of the Economic Freedom Fighters and an admirer of Venezuela\u2019s chavista approach. There, Hugo Ch\u00e1vez and his successor, Nicol\u00e1s Maduro, nationalized oil, steel, cement, telecoms, banks, agricultural land, dairy companies, and supermarket chains, and invested in state-led joint ventures to produce cars, electronics, white goods, and myriad other products. Output in each industry collapsed, and the consequences for Venezuela have become catastrophic.\nIn a world where inequality is a major concern and appetite for radical change is high, what should the world make of these experiences? Why have both Venezuela and South Africa failed to achieve what their leaders sought?\nMuch of the thinking that inspired Zuma, Tambo, Ch\u00e1vez, and Maduro goes back to Marx. For them, and for current thinkers like the French economist Thomas Piketty, the economic world consists of two fundamental substances: capital and labor. Owners of capital control the means of production, which bestows on them power over labor. Emancipation, as Tambo called it, implies the \u201creturn of the wealth of the country\u201d \u2013 ownership of capital \u2013 to its rightful owners, either directly, or through a state that represents them.\nBut capital, like the future, is no longer what it used to be. It has now become a cheap and abundant commodity. If you don\u2019t own it, you can rent it.\nThe 40 largest firms listed in the Johannesburg Stock Exchange are predominantly \u201cowned\u201d by foreign institutional investors. Another 12.5% of the market is \u201cowned\u201d by the Public Investment Corporation of South Africa, which manages the Government Employees Pension Fund. From this perspective, the fact that individual black investors, according to Zuma, already own 10% of the stock market is impressive, given the predominance of institutional, not individual, investors. But the obsession with \u201cblack\u201d equity ownership, besides making a few plutocrats super-rich, does not seem to be delivering \u201cemancipation.\u201d\nThe problem is that production requires not just capital and labor, but also knowhow \u2013 a factor of production ignored by Marx and his acolytes. Knowhow is the capacity to perform tasks. It exists only in brains. It comes in incredible diversity, including cooks, auditors, plumbers, chiropractors, and web designers.\nKnowhow is transmitted and accumulated slowly, mostly on the job, through a protracted process of imitation and repetition: learning by doing. A positive aspect of South Africa\u2019s BEE policy is that it requires companies to recruit a racially more diverse team of managers and workers, so as to allow once excluded groups into the knowhow accumulation process.\nBut a manager with 20 years of experience cannot be created overnight. However radical a transformation you want to achieve, knowhow cannot be expropriated or nationalized. It cannot be extracted, like teeth, from the brains that possess it now.\nKnowhow can, however, be fired, the way Ch\u00e1vez fired 300,000 years of experience from the oil industry in 2003. It can be scared away, too, as has happened with over 500,000 whites in South Africa. And it can be impeded from moving in, through, for example, South Africa\u2019s tight immigration and labor policies.\nWhen knowhow is shunned, production collapses, as it did in Venezuela and Zimbabwe. The problem, however, is not only the firms that exist; equally important are those that do not, because they were never founded or did not expand (if they had, South Africa would not be lacking the nine million jobs its people are seeking).\nSouth Africa risks following in the steps of Zimbabwe, Venezuela, and Algeria, where post-independence or revolutionary governments inherited a stock of knowhow located in the brains of people the new leaders may not have liked. Use it or lose it, and the attempt at \u201cradical transformation\u201d implied losing it, through emigration and exclusion. In the process, the leaders made knowhow scarcer, causing its price to rise and society to become both poorer and more unequal. The attempt to \u201creturn the wealth to the people\u201d ended up immiserating them.\nThe alternative is to overcome past divisions by forging a new, more inclusive definition of \u201cus,\u201d one that acknowledges the potential contribution of the knowhow that exists, in the heads where it exists, and ensures that it can flow to a broader segment of society over time.\nUltimately, the question is whether South Africa, like Zimbabwe, sees itself as a black African nation with a few unfortunate impurities, or as the \u201crainbow nation\u201d promoted by Nelson Mandela, a country that is stronger because it builds on its knowhow and celebrates its diversity.\nhttp://prosyn.org/qmtF45B\nCAPITAL GROUP TAKES ON THE PASSIVE INVESTORS / THE...\nTHE CHALLENGE AT MAR-A-LAGO: WOOING CHINA TO DROP ...\nGOLD - THE WAIT IS ABOUT TO BE OVER / SEEKING ALPH...\n$20 TRILLION IN DEBT -- AND WHY WE NEED EVEN MORE ...\nTHE DANCING BEARS / CASEY RESEARCH INTERNATIONAL M...\nNYSE ARCA SUFFERS GLITCH DURING CLOSING AUCTION / ...",
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        "raw_content": "THE FINANCIAL EDUCATION OF THE EUROZONE / PROJECT SYNDICATE\n| Etiquetas: Banks And Banking, Europe Economic and Political\nThe Financial Education of the Eurozone\nLONDON \u2013 In 2017, Europe\u2019s leaders will confront an array of severe tests, including tumultuous elections featuring populist insurgencies, complex negotiations over Britain\u2019s departure from the European Union, and a new American president who thinks that the transatlantic alliance is \u201cobsolete.\u201d\nBut, despite these challenges, EU leaders will also have an opportunity to strengthen their battered union and reinforce its institutions. In particular, they should focus on restoring the banking sector\u2019s credibility, by providing it with more capital and better oversight. Even if they make progress on nothing else, achieving this goal could turn 2017 into a very good year after all.\nEurope\u2019s banks have long been central to the continent\u2019s economy. In France and Germany, bank assets amount to 350-400% of GDP, whereas in the United States, they are equal to just over 100% of GDP. After the 2008 financial crisis, the eurozone\u2019s weakest banks quickly buckled under the weight of their bad loans, and then threatened to drag their respective governments down with them. With many countries\u2019 creditworthiness in doubt, even strong banks were caught in a \u201cdoom loop,\u201d as they suffered losses from the collapsing sovereign debt on their books.\nIronically, eurozone banks\u2019 interdependence is what eventually saved the day. Because Irish, Portuguese, and Greek banks owed money largely to German, French, and Dutch banks, the external shocks to the weakest banks and economies were immediately shared with the strongest. This forced all stakeholders to cooperate on a joint response, despite the political costs. Had all European banks and economies not been imperiled, it is hard to imagine that European leaders ever would have agreed to a $1 trillion backstop for financial markets.\nMeanwhile, the European Central Bank\u2019s integrated payment system enabled regular transfers to continue between peripheral and core banks, which sustained commercial activity and financing through the worst parts of the crisis. The ECB also maintained its liquidity support \u2013 if not always generously and reliably \u2013 and ultimately committed to intervening to resolve threatened institutions, thus alleviating market turmoil. While political leaders were caviling over the legality of interstate loans, European institutions were softening the blow from a global shock.\nEconomists tend to agree that an \u201coptimum currency union\u201d requires such features as high labor mobility, shared fiscal oversight, and synchronized business cycles \u2013 none of which the eurozone has. But as the financial crisis revealed, integrated banks and financial markets can also be an essential source of resilience.\nContrary to many predictions, the eurozone did not inevitably collapse; rather, it was undeniably bolstered by a response that improved oversight, strengthened institutions, and pooled resources. It is particularly remarkable that eurozone regulators can now oversee and, if necessary, intervene on behalf of the monetary union\u2019s largest banks.\nOf course, the crisis, together with European institutions\u2019 perceived clumsiness, has also provoked a significant backlash among voters, some of whom doubt that the common currency can deliver prosperity. Indeed, just because the euro survived the last crisis does not mean that it will survive the next one.\nAnd yet, even in today\u2019s fraught political climate, European leaders can make progress if they set aside grand, unrealistic proposals for a European finance minister or more intrusive inquiries into countries\u2019 economic policies. Instead, they must concentrate on reinforcing the common currency\u2019s inherent strengths, not least by formulating a credible plan to clean up the bad loans on Italian and Portuguese banks\u2019 balance sheets. Ideally, such a plan would include European resources as well as local reforms, and it would address insolvency-regime inefficiencies, so that banks are not burdened with non-performing loans while they wait for a court\u2019s approval to convert collateral.\nTo improve confidence in the overall system, policymakers also need to set limits on banks\u2019 sovereign-debt exposure, which will end the doom loop and allow for more contributions to flow into the EU\u2019s Single Resolution Fund. And, for good measure, the ECB should consider intervening to restructure a couple of medium-size banks, just to show that it can.\nFinally, policymakers should encourage further capital-market integration, which would reinforce the euro, improve cross-border risk taking, diversify funding sources, and expand access to finance. This will become all the more important after the United Kingdom has left the single market.\nToday\u2019s political climate limits the possibilities for structural reforms, fiscal pooling, and improved labor mobility. But if European leaders can strengthen the banking union, there is still hope for the eurozone\u2019s future.\nThe eurozone has gone through a period of financial education. Political leaders were forced by global markets to take unpalatable steps to reinforce the monetary union, only to realize that one feature of the problem \u2013 bank and market interdependence \u2013 also pointed to a solution, and will likely drive more reforms.\nTaking steps to integrate the banking union and European capital markets further may not be sufficient to ensure the euro\u2019s long-term survival; but doing so is necessary. And in these politically tumultuous times, it is the only realistic option.\nThis commentary is based on a study of the European crisis, \u201cThe Financial Education of the Eurozone,\u201d published this month as a Mossavar-Rahmani Center Associate Working Paper.\nhttp://prosyn.org/xIYeEPR\nIF THIS TREND CONTINUES, A FULL--FLEDGED CREDIT CRISIS IS INEVITABLE / CASEY DAILY DISPATCH\n| Etiquetas: Consumer Debt, Corporate Debt, Economics, Interest Rates, The Fed, U.S. Economic And Political\nIf This Trend Continues, a Full-Fledged Credit Crisis Is Inevitable\nOn the surface, the U.S. economy looks like it\u2019s doing fine.\nThe unemployment rate is at an all-time low. Inflation\u2014a popular measure of economic growth\u2014is picking up. Consumer confidence is at the highest mark since 2004.\nBut these \u201cmainstream\u201d indicators aren't telling the whole story\u2026\nYou see, at the Dispatch, we look beyond the headlines to understand how the economy\u2019s really doing. And we recently found something disturbing in our research.\nAlmost no one is talking about this. But that could soon change\u2026\n\u2022 Americans are filing bankruptcy at the fastest rate in years\u2026\nLast month, 55,421 U.S. consumers filed bankruptcy. That\u2019s 5.4% more than in January 2016.\nIt was the second month in a row that consumer bankruptcies rose, too. In December, we had 4.5% more consumer bankruptcies than in December 2015.\nThis marks the first time in seven years that consumer bankruptcies have risen back-to-back monthly.\n\u2022 A growing number of U.S. businesses are going bust\u2026\nLast year, 37,823 U.S. companies went bankrupt. That\u2019s 26% more than in all of 2015.\nAccording to Business Insider, consumer and business bankruptcies are now rising together for the first time in seven years. You can see this alarming trend in the chart below.\n\u2022 This is clearly a bad sign for the economy\u2026\nBut we can\u2019t say we\u2019re surprised.\nAfter all, the Federal Reserve has been flooding the economy with cheap money for nearly a decade.\nIt did so by holding its key interest rate near zero since 2008.\nThis was supposed to stimulate the economy. But all it did was encourage a lot of reckless borrowing.\nU.S. corporations have borrowed more than $9.5 trillion in the bond market since 2009. That\u2019s 61% more than they borrowed in the eight years leading up to the 2008\u20132009 financial crisis.\nEveryday Americans have racked up huge debts, too.\nLast year, the value of U.S. auto loans topped $1 trillion for the first time ever. Outstanding credit card debt has also surged to record highs. The value of student loans has doubled since 2009.\n\u2022 This wouldn\u2019t be such a big problem if the economy were doing well\u2026\nThe U.S. economy has grown just 2% per year since 2009. That makes the current recovery the weakest on record.\nMore importantly, the economy hasn\u2019t grown nearly as fast as consumer and business debt.\nAfter almost a decade of reckless borrowing, people are finally paying the price.\nThey\u2019re falling behind on their debt. They\u2019re ending up in bankruptcy court.\nAnd what we\u2019ve seen so far is probably just the tip of the iceberg.\n\u2022 Corporate America is drowning in debt\u2026\nIt shows the cash-to-debt ratio for nearly 2,000 major U.S. companies. This key ratio has been falling since 2010.\nCorporate balance sheets are now in far worse shape than they were before the last financial crisis.\nThe situation isn\u2019t much better for everyday Americans, either.\nU.S. households are more than $12.3 trillion in debt. Nearly half of all Americans are living paycheck to paycheck. Nearly 60% of Americans don\u2019t set aside enough money to cover a $500 emergency.\nWhat\u2019s more, our economy\u2019s precarious situation could soon be put to the test.\n\u2022 Interest rates are rising for the first time in years\u2026\nYou probably heard that the Fed raised its key interest rate in December. It was only its second rate hike since 2006.\nThe Fed also said it plans to raise rates three more times in 2017.\nYou see, the Fed\u2019s key rate sets the tone for rates across the economy. When it rises, mortgages and credit card rates rise, too.\nAnd that\u2019s exactly what\u2019s happened.\nThe U.S. 30-year fixed mortgage rate has already jumped from 3.4% last July to 4.2% today.\nRates on corporate debt, student loans, and credit cards have also spiked over the last few months.\n\u2022 The higher rates climb, the harder it will be for people to pay off their debts\u2026\nUnless rates change course, we could see many more bankruptcies in the coming months.\nIn other words, we could be on the edge of a full-fledged credit crisis.\nObviously, the Fed would do everything in its power to stop this. Maybe it will only raise its key rate once this year\u2026or not at all.\nThis might buy the economy time\u2026but it wouldn\u2019t prevent the coming crisis.\nYou see, the Fed can influence things like mortgage and credit card rates. But it doesn\u2019t set them.\nLenders do.\nPretend you're in their shoes. What would you do if bankruptcies were on the rise?\nYou would probably issue fewer loans. On the loans you did make, you would also probably charge higher rates. This would compensate you for the extra risk you\u2019d be taking on.\n\u2022 Now, imagine this happening on a grand scale\u2026\nCredit would dry up in a hurry. Our debt-addicted economy could start to unravel.\nThat\u2019s where we find ourselves today.\nOf course, we have no way of knowing if this is really the beginning of a giant bankruptcy wave. Only hindsight will tell.\nBut it\u2019s something you should prepare for either way.\n\u2022 To get started, take a good look at your portfolio\u2026\nLook \"under the hoods\" of the stocks you own.\nMake sure these companies don\u2019t need cheap credit to pay the bills. If they do, get rid of them.\nOne way to get a sense of a company\u2019s financial health is to look at its interest coverage ratio.\nThis metric tells you how easily a company can finance its debt. The higher the ratio, the better.\nGenerally speaking, avoid any company with a ratio below 1.5. These companies are already struggling to pay their lenders. If borrowing costs keep rising, they could default on their debt or even go bankrupt.\nChart of the Day: Debt Won't Fix Your Problems\nToday\u2019s chart tells a story. It explains why everyday Americans are borrowing more money than they can afford.\nThe green line shows how fast the typical American household income has grown since 2003.\nThe blue line measures how fast the cost of living has climbed over the same period.\nYou can see that living costs are rising faster than incomes. Because of this, many Americans have borrowed money just to make ends meet.\nNow, borrowing to pay bills might work for a while. But this \u201csolution\u201d turns into a big problem over time.\nWe\u2019re seeing this right now. This is why everyday people are going bankrupt at the fastest pace in nearly a decade.\nONE CHINA, TWO KOREAS / GEOPOLITICAL FUTURES\n| Etiquetas: Asia Economic and Political, China, North Korea, South Korea\nOne China, Two Koreas\nThe issues dividing the U.S. and China go beyond the \"one China\" policy.\nU.S. President Donald Trump told Chinese President Xi Jinping that he accepts the \u201cone China\u201d policy during a phone call on Feb 10. It is ironic that in the age of social media, the United States has entered a period of telephone diplomacy. Every word the U.S. president says over the phone seems to generate headlines. The headlines over Trump\u2019s embrace of \u201cone China\u201d have been histrionic: Trump has given China \u201cthe upper hand,\u201d Trump is nothing but a \u201cpaper tiger,\u201d Trump has lost credibility in Beijing. Just two months ago, everyone was focused on the congratulatory phone call Taiwan\u2019s president made to the then president-elect. The headlines at the time were equally melodramatic.\nThey portrayed Trump as either a bumbling novice who clearly didn\u2019t know what he was doing or a brilliant tactician setting China back on its heels.\n\u201cOne China\u201d is a pleasant fiction. It is a vestigial diplomatic arrangement whereby China gets official recognition from most of the world and the U.S. recognizes Taiwan as an unofficial ally. In December, Trump indicated that the U.S. was not locked into an inevitable acceptance of the \u201cone China.\u201d This was a tactical move that had a specific purpose: to put China on notice that the U.S.\u2019 previous policy was not sacred by dint of being the way things were done before. The real news isn\u2019t that the U.S. has capitulated and accepted \u201cone China.\u201d It is that the U.S. does not view \u201cone China\u201d as a foregone conclusion and has reserved the right to take it off the table if the situation dictates.\nChinese President Xi Jinping looks on during a meeting at the United Nations European headquarters in Geneva, on Jan. 18, 2017. DENIS BALIBOUSE/AFP/Getty Images\nWith this diplomatic foreplay concluded, the U.S. and China can now get down to addressing the issues currently dividing the two countries. These issues can be divided roughly into three main areas.\nThe first is U.S. disapproval of Chinese military activity in the South and East China seas. The second is the U.S. desire to change some of the parameters of the U.S.-China trade relationship. The third is what to do about North Korea, which carried out its first missile test since Trump took office the day after the phone call with Xi.\nWith regards to the first issue, the U.S. is unhappy with the current level of Chinese assertiveness in the South and East China seas. China is building up military installations on various shoals and islands that are also claimed by other countries in the region. China likes to send its ships to controversial places, such as the waters around the Senkaku Islands in the East China Sea. These ships rarely take offensive action and usually withdraw. The result is an expression of diplomatic outrage from whichever country believes its claims or waters have been violated. In recent months, China also has taken to sending its overhyped and newly operational aircraft carrier into politically controversial areas, such as the Taiwan Strait.\nThe problem for the U.S. in dealing with this issue is that China\u2019s moves are more publicity stunts than challenges to the balance of power in the region. The various islands China is building on are small enough that strategically significant supplies of weapons or ammunition can\u2019t be stationed there. The U.S. and other countries find it annoying when China sails ships into contested waters, even sometimes into the sovereign waters of another country. However, China does not use these ships to obstruct global shipping lanes or attack U.S. naval assets. The worst that happens is minor scuffles over fishing rights. The point is that while the U.S. does not like these moves, the political and military costs of stopping them are too high.\nThe second issue is the U.S.-China trade relationship, which is as complex as it is large. It is well established that China needs access to the U.S. market for its exports. It is also well established that U.S. consumers depend on access to cheap imports from China. What the U.S. objects to is China\u2019s currency manipulation and reduction of its export prices to such an extent that American producers cannot compete. Trump made this a key plank in his campaign, but it is not a new issue. Under former President Barack Obama, the U.S. raised tariffs on some Chinese goods, applied anti-dumping duties on others and brought many cases to the World Trade Organization over Chinese non-compliance with trading rules.\nThere is a great deal of concern that a trade war is brewing between China and the U.S. That is hot air, and the air is only going to get hotter. Trump promised his base that he would be tough on China.\nHe told these constituents they would reap the economic benefits of this toughness in the form of new jobs. That is going to be an impossible pledge for Trump to uphold. Even if it were as simple as finding the right economic levers to stop U.S. jobs from moving to China, the jobs that have already left would not simply return to the United States. This means Trump will be under significant pressure to demonstrate that he is extracting economic concessions from China. Ultimately, the economic relationship between the U.S. and China is too important for either side to turn its back on. There will be friction, accusations and recriminations, but trade will go on.\nThe last issue is North Korea. On the campaign trail, Trump accused China of not doing enough to combat the North Korean threat. For China, North Korea is a valuable tool for managing its relationship with the U.S. The more the U.S. must rely on China to manage North Korea, the more leverage China has over the United States. That said, the main goal for Washington and Beijing relating to North Korea is not in dispute. The U.S. does not want North Korea to have nuclear weapons. Neither does China. The disagreement comes in how to achieve that goal.\nThe Obama administration made a point of highlighting North Korea as the top national security threat the U.S. would face in the coming years. This is an exaggeration. North Korea does not have a device capable of reaching the United States. If it develops one, North Korea won\u2019t fire it at the U.S. Mutually assured destruction loses nothing in its translation to Korean. North Korea\u2019s key goal is regime survival. Its nuclear program is about ensuring that survival. The irony of nuclear weapons is that they only ensure survival by not being used.\nBesides this, the U.S. lacks the ability to do destroy North Korea\u2019s nuclear weapons program. A military intervention would have to be a surgical strike against North Korea\u2019s nuclear infrastructure and current weapons stockpiles. The strike itself is theoretically possible. The problem is the incredibly precise intelligence needed to turn theory into practice. Furthermore, such a strike would have significant fallout. At best, its ramifications would be limited to reinvigorating the current regime\u2019s legitimacy. At worst, North Korea might retaliate with attacks against South Korea and Japan that would kill many people. Sanctions are another approach pushed by the U.S. Sanctions, however, have had a limited effect on North Korea\u2019s leadership as well as on other regimes. Iran, for example, agreed to a deal on its nuclear program because the rise of the Islamic State changed the strategic situation for both Washington and Tehran. Sanctions hurt the Iranian economy but new shared interests are what brought both sides to the negotiating table. Sanctions on Russia have not resulted (and won\u2019t result) in an end to the Ukrainian conflict either.\nChina does not need to be told North Korea is an issue. China does not have the luxury of the entire Pacific Ocean separating it from what happens north of the Yalu River. China does not want North Korea to have nuclear weapons. More than that, China wants a certain degree of, if not political stability, than at least predictability in North Korea. If the North Korean regime collapses, the effects will spill over into China, and the prospect of unification on the Korean Peninsula will present a serious long-term challenge to Chinese interests. For all these reasons, China argues against antagonizing the regime in Pyongyang. Such moves from China\u2019s perspective only cause North Korea to double down on its current approach and further destabilize the situation. China prefers a long, patient approach that maximizes regime stability and Chinese influence.\nThese three issues will define the relationship between the U.S. and China during Trump\u2019s presidency. Whether it is appropriate to refer to Taiwan as the \u201cRepublic of China\u201d will be determined by the geopolitics of the U.S.-China relationship, not vice versa. China has carefully crafted an image of being both incredibly sensitive when it comes to diplomatic protocol and deeply skilled in the art of negotiation. What can be said at least is that China is exceptionally good at crafting that image.\nRETAIL ZOMBIES HAUNT INDUSTRY / THE WALL STREET JOURNAL\n| Etiquetas: Investment Strategies, Retail\nRetail Zombies Haunt Industry\nThe lengthy list of retailers teetering on the edge of bankruptcy but not being allowed to die is holding the rest of the industry back\nInvestors are normally a ruthless bunch but some are keeping alive a range of battered retailers, which is making things worse for the already struggling industry.\nMore retailers are teetering on the edge of bankruptcy than at any point since the recession.\nMoody\u2019s rates the debt of 19 retailers, or 13.5% of the retailers it covers, as \u201cspeculative, of poor standing and subject to very high credit risk\u201d or worse. That is up from only 5.6% of the ratings agency\u2019s retail portfolio at the end of 2011 and compares with 16% in 2009 in the middle of the financial crisis.\nAs dismal as things are among stores fighting e-commerce competition and endless price pressure, not that many have gone bankrupt. American Apparel, Limited Stores, Wet Seal and Sports Authority so far have been more the exception rather than the rule.\nThe roster of the living dead is mostly made up of household names, including publicly held companies Sears Holdings, Fairway Group Holdings and Bon-Ton Stores and private-equity-owned David\u2019s Bridal, TOMS Shoes, True Religion Apparel, Nine West Holdings, Payless ShoeSource, Gymboree, Claire\u2019s Stores and J. Crew parent Chinos Intermediate Holdings.\nThe future doesn\u2019t look any brighter. A Republican proposal to tax imports by making them nondeductible expenses and exempt exports could further burden these companies.\nTo buy themselves time, some of the companies have done distressed-debt exchanges, in which bondholders agree to take a haircut, and other more creative arrangements. In September, Claire\u2019s said it swapped $574 million of debt for new term loans that mature in 2021. And in December, J. Crew moved $250 million worth of intellectual property to a Cayman Islands subsidiary with the aim of borrowing against the assets and using the proceeds to buy back some of its debt. Gymboree, which has a $769 million secured term loan due February 2018, could end up looking for a similar out.\nBut investors may just be prolonging the inevitable. \u201cWhat is the end game?\u201d asks Moody\u2019s retail analyst Charles O\u2019Shea.\nThe problem is investors don\u2019t want to believe the end is near. Instead bondholders are clinging to the idea that at least part of the dire situation is a temporary\u2014the result of bad weather, a dip in tourism or fluctuations in oil and gas prices\u2014as opposed to a secular decline. By allowing the most troubled retailers to live on, investors are contributing to the glut of bricks-and-mortar stores that has been weighing on retail margins, leading to store closures even at healthier retailers such as Macy\u2019s.\nA rise in bankruptcies wouldn\u2019t be painless for the survivors. There would be inventory liquidations and even more vacancies at malls. Still, stronger retailers\u2019 best hope for survival may be putting the zombie retailers to rest.\nTECHNOCRACY, LIBERAL DEMOCRACY AND THE DIVISION OF OUR TIME\n| Etiquetas: Governance and Leadership, Nationalism, Science And Technology, Social Engineering, World Economic And Political\nThe idea that expertise ought to guide our political life is at odds with the principle of national self-determination.\nI spend last week in the United Arab Emirates at a conference on the future of governance. While there, I was struck by the two principles that underlay this conference and its ilk. The participants\u2019 core belief was that human government can be improved, and the means for improving it is social engineering. If we all turn our minds to governance, we can find solutions to the problems. The idea that human government is a permanent thing that reached its perfection in Athens and Jerusalem was not part of the participants\u2019 ideology. What was most striking is that sitting within sight of the Gulf \u2013 Arab or Persian depending on the viewpoint \u2013 in a place of ancient civilizations, the theme was how to engineer the political future.\nLess alien, but not less striking, is the manner in which this concept has taken hold in Euro-American civilization. That civilization grew out of the Enlightenment, and its political foundation was the idea of republicanism, an idea that rests on the right of national self-determination. The idea that the nation is the foundation of a moral political life was self-evident to the American and French revolutions and their heirs. The individual and his nation were intimately bound. And the right of a nation\u2019s people to govern themselves was central to the nation.\nThere was, of course, another part of the Enlightenment, the idea that reason ought to be used to improve all things, including government, and the idea that those who had mastered the subject at hand were to be respected and listened to. So an aeronautical engineer (always on my mind when I am at 36,000 feet) should design planes. Experts in governance should design governments.\nA man carries a European Union flag outside the Supreme Court in Parliament Square, on Jan. 24, 2017 in London, England. Leon Neal/Getty Images\nThe idea that expertise ought to guide our political life is at odds with the principle of national self-determination. Expertise means experts, and experts are defined as knowing more than the rest of us. If government ought to rest on expertise, then experts should govern. If government should rest on the consent of the governed, then the premise is that all of us, by virtue of being citizens of a nation, are qualified to determine how the nation ought to be governed.\nThere is a blended version of this. The people should govern by selecting representatives, then those representatives ought to select experts to work on the details. It seems to me that this is one of those solutions that appears readily soluble but isn\u2019t. In selecting a president or prime minister, the people are both imbuing him with power and holding him accountable. The idea of expertise is that governance is so complicated it requires experts to manage it. Very quickly the ability of the elected representative to determine the direction of the nation, or of the possibility of national self-determination, dissolves.\nThis is not the result of a conspiracy of the experts. The people\u2019s expectation of what the state can do for them has surged, and with it the complexity of the process. Citizens cannot manage the complexity, and elected officials cannot oversee the complexity. By default, the republican system has moved from a relationship between the people and their representatives to one between the people, their representatives and the managers.\nThis process has been underway for a long time, since European states created a permanent civil service to do the bidding of their political masters. And since that time, the civil servants have increasingly managed the system \u2013 and managed their political masters.\nOver time, the technocrats, who are the experts, developed ambitions and ideology. The ambition was to be free of the meddling hand of politicians and the ignorant whims of the people, and to be free, in the words of the United States Constitution, to build \u201ca more perfect union\u201d without being constrained by the inexpert help of the citizens or government. There was political ambition in this of course, but there was also logic. If history is the unfolding of reason, then those most trained in the application of reason must be allowed to rule. But the truth also was that the creation of a defense plan or a health care system requires expertise that citizens and representatives lack.\nAt the same time, there was an ideology at work as well, and it was most visible in the European Union. If the goal is to constantly improve governance, then a broader vision than the nation-state is needed. The problems that have to be solved can\u2019t be solved within the narrow confines of a single nation-state. The nation stands in the way of improvement. Just as the people are incapable of understanding the technical complexity of the matter at hand, national boundaries are unable to contain the solution.\nIn going to meetings \u2013 and these happen continually and globally \u2013 attendees are experts in all areas. They genuinely know many vital things. But in thinking of global problems, they tend to think of national boundaries as impediments to solutions and national self-determination as being of value, as long as nations understand that there is a problem, that they are unlikely to solve it or even understand it, and they are prepared to cede authority to the experts, the technocrats.\nIn Europe, which was the laboratory for this, there was an attempt to solve the problem. National self-determination was guaranteed, but a complex political process with uncertain authority and little deference to the people governed. Behind it a relatively small but powerful group of technocrats designed and redesigned the details of European life.\nIt was a reasonable arrangement as long as it worked. The problem with technocracy is that its claim to authority is expertise, and the proof of expertise is success. If the technocracy is seen as a failure, then the technocrats\u2019 right to manage the systems is destroyed. But the problem then is that given the complexity of what has been created, even a failed technocracy can argue that it may not have done well, but it can understand the failure better than anyone else. And more likely, the claim will be made that it did not fail, but the remnants of nations, governments and uneducated people selecting these governments caused it to fail.\nThere are two questions facing us. First, does the nation still constitute the framework of human life, and is representative democracy competent in managing the state? Second, is the theory of social and political expertise a myth? Are the technocrats competent to manage the complexity that the state has become?\nThis has become the fundamental issue of our time. From the technocrats\u2019 point of view, the idea that the nation should be the primary interest of the state is anachronistic and dangerous. Nationalist movements threaten the ability of experts to govern. From the standpoint of increasing numbers of voters, technocracy usurps the power vested in the people without being able to manage the system successfully.\nThis has also created a social divide. The Euro-American educational system is constructed on the idea that management is at the center of success. The management of a government, a business, a hospital or a charity depends on expertise. For their social position, members of the managerial class of Euro-American society depend on the idea that they are indispensable to society. They have an obligation to manage well, and they have a right to rewards for good management. As such, this class manages everything from hedge funds to schools and shares in common this sense of social obligation and rights.\nThat class excluded from the managerial class is increasingly unprepared to concede that the technocrats of the managerial class have earned their benefits. 2008 was important for many reasons, but chief among them, it raised the question of whether the claims of expertise and beneficial social consequences was simply a cover for avarice. Indeed, the argument against technocrats everywhere is that they lack the expertise they claim to have, and their real end is to skew wealth in their favor.\nThis argument goes along with the argument that the technocrats, rather than increasing their modesty, are increasing their claim to authority and working to eliminate the right to national self-determination. 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        "raw_content": "Dmitry Burshteyn\nIn 2017, Perfect Dental Management (PDM) was featured on GDN\u2019s Emerging Groups to Watch list. Now, GDN is checking in with its founder, Dmitry Burshteyn. We explore which strategies have worked and which have not, learn about his management philosophy which is based on three innovative, non-dental business giants, and he offers tips for other emerging dental groups.\nGDN: When we first reported on PDM, your long-term strategy was to take your model into new geographic areas. You were in Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Texas under the brands Perfect Dental and Kids Zone Dental. Where are you with your strategy?\nDB: That strategy has since been revised. 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Our focus has increasingly been to localize dentistry, similar to the farm to table movement within the food industry.\nWe have started to hyper focus on the areas in which we and our providers are interested in expanding and catering to that specific demographic, which now includes non-branded DeNovos. Our providers are very excited about the level of support and our goal is to continue to go above and beyond.\nI continue to be interested in doing affiliations, but our focus has been on supporting the great providers who have been the focal point of the patient experience for many years now.\nGDN: We also reported that, \u201cA key struggle for PDM was that their growth occurred so quickly that they were not able to put consistent operations policies and procedures in place to keep up with this rapid growth. Currently PDM is diligently working towards making sure that every practice operates in a consistent manner.\u201d Where do things stand now? 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This, in turn, allows them to focus on providing the best possible experience to the patients.\nGDN: We also reported, \u201cPDM believes that there are tremendous opportunities to continue to provide high quality care to patients in the markets they currently serve by expanding the services offered, as well as increasing the number of locations and providers. Perfect Dental Management\u2019s long term strategy is to take their model into new geographic areas.\u201d What is happening with your growth now and where do you seeing it going in the near future?\nDB: I am very proud of what we have been able to accomplish since we spoke last in terms of offering expanded services to our current support offices, but still have opportunities to grow internally and provide more specialties. This will continue to be a core focus for our evolution. 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(Inc.)\nOur business is supporting the offices, and when anyone on the office level has an issue, I want to make sure we have someone who is able to respond to it quickly and efficiently. A big part of that is hiring the right practice managers who understand our structure and are able to quarterback any issues with the support staff as well as the providers.\nOur focus is building a group of individuals who come together as a team, and work with each other to keep growing the business on a daily basis. We are not a traditional \u2018title\u2019 based company. Our key employees have roles and responsibilities and humble themselves before the people we have the privilege of serving.\nGDN: How are you funded and how has the helped or hurt your growth?\nDB: We have been debt-funded since day one. We have a great team of bankers who have believed in our vision and mission, which has allowed us to grow. It is sometimes challenging to go outside-the-box and explore new arenas. However, it has taught me a lot of discipline and balance between wants, needs and desires. This has been good as I am able to utilize this approach with our day-to-day management.\nGDN: What makes your model different than other DSO models? How do you differentiate your practices with your patients and also how do you differentiate when recruiting dentists and other talent?\nDB: In my humble opinion, I believe that so many great DSOs that started before me have carved out a path for just about any DSO model out there, so I do not think it would be fair to say my model is different. However, I do believe that the execution within our models differ.\nI am a strong believer in the global/local approach. PDM is based on a blend of three companies which I admire: Amazon (customer service), Starbucks (branding/employee relations), and Whole Foods (locations/design). I have a personal belief, which I do best to instill within every non-chair side member: Success starts with us and not with the provider. It is our responsibility to prepare the provider/patient for the best possible experience.\nGDN: What tips do you have for emerging group practices?\nDB: 1) There is no magic pill for success. 2) We must continuously be able to build more value for our providers/clinical and support staff, so they can in turn provide more value to the patients they serve. 3) Innovation must come from within. Every DSO has its own set of challenges that they are facing. I have learned to focus on finding problems and implementing the best possible solutions.\nGDN: Born in Kiev, Ukraine and immigrating to Boston at the age of five with your mother, how did you eventually become involved in dentistry?\nDB: I have built several businesses in the past which I was fortunate to sell. 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        "raw_content": "How to look for the Finest Auto repair Company\nLetting somebody fix your car needs proper research and trust. For you to say that you could rely on the car repairing company, you must first evaluate their company properly.\nIn a lot of cases, the automobile mechanic that are suggested by your most trusted friends and family members might be the best choice you have. By means of inquiring the people who have already hired an expert car mechanic, you could surely hire the trustworthy professionals who are competent enough to provide care for your car. It is important to ask around for referrals especially from the people whom you trust. Write down the numbers and names of the recommended car repair companies in your locality.\nConduct some online researches in order to find the most reputed car repair company. Read the websites that have numerous business listings. Also, reading the message boards that are found in the internet is also a good way to find more information about a car mechanic. In these sites, you can view some conversations between the guests. Typically, they talk about the finest car repair company in the town.\nCall your local car repair company and ask them all your pertinent questions. It is best to personally visit their shop so that you can visualize their garage. Always ask your prospective car repair company for their references. If you can get the names and contact details of their previous customers, then that is good. After acquiring their contact information, you could now ask for their feedback about the car repair company. In addition, you must ask your local Better Business Bureau if the car repair company you are eyeing has been involved in some anomalies and misconducts. Finally, it is extremely important to know if the company has their license to operate.\nAnalyzing the credentials\nAll car mechanics are members of a particular organization that provides them credibility in doing their job. Whenever a company is a member of such organization, they should be able to adhere to the standards requirements that are set by the organization. In general, this means that the auto mechanic can do his job with confidence and excellency. Also, it is important to know the car repair company\u2019s specialization. There are companies that highly specialize in repairing a specific car model or are best in repairing a certain kind of problem. Put in mind to inquire for a warranty. And most importantly, you must be able to ask for a quotation.\nWhy No One Talks About Wheels Anymore\n\u2190 The Beginners Guide To Brakes (Chapter 1)\nThe forty Finest IPhone Fitness Apps To Keep You Wholesome \u2192",
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        "raw_content": "Dear Delegates and Advisors,\nIt is my pleasure to introduce to you the Seventh Edition of HenMUN: The University of Delaware\u2019s Model United Nations Conference. I have had the opportunity to be involved with HenMUN since my freshman year, when I was the Chair of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees at HenMUN IV. Since then, I have served as the Under-Secretary-General of the General Assemblies at HenMUN V and, most recently, the Director General at HenMUN VI. With these experiences, I hope to put together the best HenMUN Conference yet.\nModel United Nations has long been an important part of my academic and professional development; it has helped me to hone my skills in public speaking, critical thinking, and diplomacy. It is because of Model UN that I possess these skills, and it is my goal to pass these skills on to the delegates. I believe that HenMUN should be a fun, unique, and informative experience. Over the next several months, the HenMUN staff, Secretariat, and myself will work to put together a conference that keeps this goal at its heart. I am excited to announce that this year, HenMUN VII will be held on March 1-3, 2019, on the beautiful campus of the University of Delaware.\nHenMUN VII will simulate 14 unique, innovative, and realistic committees, which will provide for lively, diplomatic, and productive debate. Here at HenMUN, we pride ourselves on our philosophy of being a competitive conference with a training edge. Our General Assemblies provide an opportunity for our less experienced delegates to actively participate in simulations of standing UN bodies, such as the Disarmament and International Security Committee (DISEC) and the Special Political and Decolonization Committee (SPECPOL), through traditional parliamentary procedure. Our ECOSOCs and Regional Bodies provide an interesting variety of unique committees. This year, we will be offering committees such as the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) and the New Partnership for Africa\u2019s Development (NePAD) among others. Our Specialized Agencies offer fascinating committees and topics, fast paced debate, and unforeseen crises to which delegates must promptly respond. The Specialized Agencies allow for creativity and competitiveness among more experienced debaters in committees like the Joint Crisis Councils of England and France during the Hundred Years War, or the Pfizer Board of Directors.\nAs any with any conference, HenMUN seeks to create an experience that is informative, but also fun. We will be hosting social events for the delegates each day of the conference. The University of Delaware\u2019s very own UDairy ice cream will be served at our ice cream social on Friday\u2014it\u2019s a great opportunity for delegates to meet each other outside of committee and to enjoy some great ice cream (its Joe Biden approved!). On Saturday night, we will be hosting the Delegate Dance, which is always a delegate favorite. When not in committee, delegates can walk down Newark\u2019s Main Street, which runs right through campus. Main Street offers a multitude of dining options, chain-restaurant-favorites to local fine dining.\nHenMUN VII will be taking place on the University of Delaware\u2019s campus, and will be held in university academic buildings. Transportation will be provided throughout the weekend to bring attendees to and from their hotels. HenMUN staff, along with the University of Delaware Police Department, will provide security for the conference.\nPlease to do not hesitate to reach out to us for any questions, comments, or concerns. Our contact information is located under the \u201cContact Us\u201d tab. Feel free to explore our website, get to know the Secretariat, and learn more about HenMUN. I look forward to seeing you on campus this winter!",
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        "raw_content": "Why All Religions Cannot Be True\nIt is really nice to believe that all religions are true. At the University of Texas back in 1982, a friendly person was \"helping\" others. You could give him all your money, and he would give you a white robe and instruction, and you could walk around like Jesus. -such a deal! The most amazing thing was not that he tried to pull off this scam, but that supposedly intelligent university students believed him. Are you very gullible? On the other extreme, do you mask an inability to tell what is genuine by a pervasive cynicism?\nHow to Test for the Truth\nHow can you tell what is likely to be true and what is likely hogwash? Here is a way.\n1. Does the religion claim to follow the highest, most-powerful God? Strangely enough, many religions only claim to follow a lesser god.\n2. What is the historical evidence, if any, for the truth or falsehood of that religion? Were any prophecies made? Did they come true? Were any miracles done? etc.\n3. Is the religion logically consistent? Do the teachings and all its scripture fit together? Are there teachings its adherents are embarrassed, unwilling, or universally plead ignorance in talking about?\n4. Is the religion morally consistent? Whatever its moral statements, is it consistent, or did its prophet say one thing and do another? If its prophet today did the things he did before, would you look up to him or want to put him in jail? If you had a son or daughter that really loved the God you worshipped, would you be happy or warn them not to take this too seriously.\n5. Every religion has its fellow-travelers, hypocrites, and scoundrels. Nevertheless, what is the character, and how selfish are the people who are sincerely believing and trying to follow their religion?\nThe ABC\u2019s of Universalism\nIt seems common today that people who have not studied world religions believe they all can be true. Now if you want to follow God, then you question the assumption that all religions can be true. Mark any of the following statements you disagree with.\nHashashins (small Muslim sect) - Get stoned on hashish before assassinating people.\nMayan (and Aztec too) Ripping people\u2019s hearts out while alive is pleasing to the gods.\nIf you marked out any statement, then some religions must have falsehood in them.\nWhat About Major Religions?\nOK, OK, so all religions are not the same. But all major world religions are the same.\nAre the major world religions, Christianity, Judaism, Buddhism, Islam, Hinduism, etc. all from God? If you stopped and asked ten people for directions to get somewhere, and they gave as different answers as these religions give about going to heaven, you would have to conclude at least nine of them were lying or did not know what they were saying.\nOK, OK, so major world religions differ on minor matters such as immorality and murder of others. But they all agree on the major points.\nIf you try to be a good person and nice to everybody, then everything will turn out for the best.\nThat is not the major point of all world religions. It is not of Islam (read what Mohammed himself said) That is not the message of Krishna\u2019s speech to Arjuna. That is not the major point of Therevada Buddhism. That is a caricature of the Bible.\nOK, OK, but some religions and \"liberal Christianity\" teach this: that if you try to be nice to everybody, then everything will turn out for the best.\nLet me answer that with an illustration. You can set your own rules for who is invited into your home. For example, only nice people, nobody who beats up your kids, no cholera carriers, no rattlesnakes, etc. are invited to come in. You might be forced to take off your muddy shoes before coming into my home. In a similar way God can set His own rules for who is invited into His home, heaven. People who do not want to live with God forever do not need to worry about being forced to go to heaven. People who want to go to God\u2019s heaven on their terms, without taking off the muddy shoes of their sins, and being unwilling to go through the totally transforming process of being rid of their sinful nature cannot enter God\u2019s heaven. However they are free to go off and do their own thing - in a different place. However, all love, goodness, and happiness ultimately come from God, the \"wild preserve\" God has set apart for those who would not submit to God is called Hell.\nThe Illogic of Universalism\nSome statements are self-contradictory, like \"Everyone is telling the truth, but Joe says I am not telling the truth.\" What about this statement, \"All religions are true, but Christianity says other religions are false.\"\nThe Bible says of Jesus in Acts 4:12, \"Salvation is found in no one else, for there is no other name under heaven given to men by which we must be saved.\" Now either this statement is true or it is not. If it is correct, then other religions cannot be the way to God. If Jesus was wrong, then people have been deceived by Jesus for 2,000 years.\n1 John 5:12 says, \"He who has the Son has life; he who does not have the Son of God does not have life.\" The early Christians did not think Jesus was just a good way, but roughly 40,000 died as martyrs rather than worship a Roman Emperor as a god.\nMajor religions contradict each other on who God is, man\u2019s condition, how to be clear/enlightened / one/escape, and other things. Any who honestly study different religions cannot say they are all the same.\nHow Does God Forgive Your Sin?\nHeb 9:22 says, \"In fact, the law requires that nearly everything be cleansed with blood, and without the shedding of blood there is no forgiveness.\" Just prior to that, Heb 9:14-15 says, \"How much more, then will the blood of Christ, who through the eternal Spirit offered himself unblemished to God, cleanse our consciences from acts that lead to death, so that we may serve the living God! For this reason Christ is the mediator of the new covenant, that those who are called may receive the promised eternal inheritance--now that he has died as a ransom to set them free from the sins committed under the first covenant.\"\nThis is a core teaching of Christ. You will search in vain the Buddhist, Islamic, or Hindu scriptures for this, because this truth is not within them. Many in other religions say Jesus was a true teacher from God. Jesus said, \"I am the Way, the Truth, and the Life. No one comes to the Father except through me.\" in John 14:6.\nSo accept Jesus\u2019 way to be forgiven for your sins. Please pray this prayer. \"God I know you are a mighty and just judge, yet you are full of love. I come before you helpless and hopeless without you. I want to be your child. Please clean me, forgive me, teach me, even discipline me when needed, and transform me. I give my life over to you right now. Take it, as dirty and imperfect as it is, and as you promised in your Word, the Bible, give me a new life in Christ, who by His blood shed on the cross paid the price for my sins. In the name of the One and only Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, I pray. Amen.\" Christian Debater(tm)www.BibleQuery.org.\nDo All Religions Lead to the Same Place?\nA previous tract discussed why all religions cannot be true. Even though there is error in different religions, is there enough truth in all religions that sincere people who follow any religion will all go to the same place?\nPatterns in World Religions\nThere are patterns in some world religions. For example, Latin American Voodoo, and certain offshoots of Buddhism and Daoism specialize in cursing people. There are liberal offshoots of Christianity, Buddhism, and even Islam that stress loving others above all else. Aztecs, Mayans, Canaanites, and Thuggees practiced human sacrifice. One common thread that does exist within all these religions is that sincere people are trying to reach either God or the spirit world.\nChristians say that Biblical Christianity is a unique pattern of God reaching down to people. Christianity is a unique pattern in that Jesus came to die for our sins and that Jesus is the only way.\nBut Everybody Does not Want to Go to the Same Place!\nSatanists and others in the occult do not want to go to God. They want to follow Satan or various demons, so right from the start we can see they do not want to go to the same place. It is fair to assume that people who consciously do not want to go to God will not be forced to live in bliss with God. But what about others?\nThere are conflicting patterns on what afterlife is like. The first pattern is a sensual one. Vikings thought that those who died in battle would go to Valhalla, where they got all the drink they desired. The Qur\u2019an 61:30-40 says that good Muslims after death have perfect, chastely amorous, of-age companion virgins to attend to them on their couches. Lest there be any lack of clarity here, in the Hadith 6:402 \"...Allah\u2019s Apostle said, \u2018In Paradise there is a pavilioin made of a single hollow pearl sixty miles wide, in each corner there are wives who will not see those in the other corners; and the believers will visit and enjoy them.\u2019\" The founder and first prophet of Mormonisn, Joseph Smith, taught that good Mormon men will have a large number of wives to bear him billions of spirit babies.\nThe second pattern is very different from a celestial booze and sex pattern. The pattern of most (but not all) Hinduism and Buddhism is an escape from life. Nirvana is said not to be like anything we know. There is no sensation, no hunger, no pain, no hate, no foolishness, but also no pleasure, no love, no knowledge. One might think it would be boring to an individual, but Buddhism and Hinduism teach that individuality is consumed, like sparks merging with a cosmic flame. Nirvana does not correspond directly with either a Biblical Heaven or a Biblical Hell, but with no love, no individual value, and flame, it does have a few similarities to the Christian Hell.\nA third pattern is found most clearly in Confucianism. Its position is that we cannot know what afterlife is about, so do not think about it too much.\nA fourth pattern is best represented in the movie \"Heaven Can Wait.\" Each person, after death boarded a plane to the kind of afterlife they believed in and wanted. Of course if everyone has a slightly different speculation about heaven, does God have to create a separate heaven for everyone?\nAre You Trying to Go to Your Own Heaven or God\u2019s?\nI am sure you have seen other people have an inflated view of their own importance. I suggest that everyone, myself included, may have at one time or another an inflated view of their own importance. Heaven is not everybody\u2019s home. God made His heaven so that those He chose could dwell with Him forever. If you want to try to go to your own heaven, fine. --and good luck. But if you want to dwell in God\u2019s heaven with God, you have to get there His way, not your way. --make sense?\nThe Bridge Off the Island\nImagine you are looking at the intersection of two streets on a small island. You can probably take any street and eventually end up on any desired destination on the island. Most religions are like that. As long as you want to travel on the island, it does not matter which road you take. You can drive around the island to the right, to the left, or down the middle. The roads will cross eventually. However, if you get off the island and on the mainland of God\u2019s Kingdom, before the hurricane comes, you must take the one long bridge. Saying this is not narrow-mindedness, but geography on the map. Saying there is only one way to God is not narrow-minded opinions by us, but the truth taught by Jesus.\nYou Wanna Buy a Bridge?\nAn old tale tells of a con-man who shows new immigrants to America the Brooklyn bridge. With all the cars going over it, the con-man offers to sell the bridge, which he does not own, to the immigrant so the immigrant can make money collecting tolls. Sometimes people want to trust in an imaginary bridge, or a bridge they plan to build themselves. The truth about salvation is that you cannot \"buy\" anything. You can freely cross the narrow bridge of the cross of Jesus, or you can stay on the island.\nDon\u2019t You Want Everyone to Go to Heaven?\nSome could get the impression that Christians do not want everyone to go to heaven. That is not true of Christians or of God. Ezekiel 18:32 God says, \"For I take no pleasure in the death of anyone, declares the Sovereign LORD. Repent and live!\" Yes, we would like everyone to \"choose life\" and live eternally joyfully serving God. However wanting something does not make it so. It is childish to think that what you want is always the way it is.\nSince God is Almighty, All-knowing, and loving, at least to the extent of not desiring the death of any, then how come He \"failed\" to succeed in having everyone go to heaven? God being Almighty means that God can do, control, or restrain anything, --including Himself.\nGod values our life, but above that He values us and our ability to choose. For whatever reasons, God chose to give us the ability and responsibility to chose whether to follow Him or not. God wishes us to follow Him, but for whatever reason, God chooses not to take away our choice to serve Him.\nSome have said, \"it doesn\u2019t sound like much free will if God gives us a choice, but says we will burn in Hell if you choose the wrong way.\" God gave us a choice, but He did not give us an escape from the consequences of our choice.\nTo sum things up, truth is not created by our feeling about what we would prefer; -fantasy is. The Bible teaches that God set up one way, through a relationship with Himself, to go to His heaven. C.S. Lewis said in The Great Divorce, \"Never fear, there are only two kinds of people: people who say to God, \u2018Thy will be done\u2019, and the other kind, whom God says to them, \u2018thy will be done\u2019.\" People can accept God\u2019s way and go where the others who accept God\u2019s way go. People can reject God\u2019s way and go to the same place as the others who reject God\u2019s way.\nThe Distinctives of This Bridge\nHere is Christianity stripped to its essentials: 1. There is and will forever be only One Triune God. He is Almighty, Holy, and just. He has wrath, but He also loves us more than we can imagine. He created us to share our lives with Him, and He shares His life with us. He made us not just to call Him Father, but also \"Abba\" or \"Daddy.\"\n2. Mankind was originally separated from God by sin. People continue to separate themselves from God everyday by sinning against God\u2019s Holy laws. God judges fairly, equally, and without partiality toward any.\n3. Because of His great love for us, the Father sent Jesus to die for our sins, as an freely given atoning sacrifice for us. His blood, shed at the cross paid the penalty for our sins. Our Lord physically rose from the dead, demonstrating the eternal life He gives to all who truly call upon His name.\n4. We must repent and believe in Him. Repentance does not mean cleaning up our life before coming to the cleanser. Rather it is a complete change of heart and a consecration. It is a determination to depend on Christ to take control of our life to make us holy and pure vessels for God\u2019s Spirit.\nDo All Religions Lead to the Same Place? All religions of man lead to the same place. The island of this world may seem like a tropical paradise to you, or it may seem like a sun-baked desert. Either way, the storm of your death is approaching. Please, get off your small island, and get on the mainland of God\u2019s kingdom. Cross this narrow bridge by sincerely believing and praying this prayer.\n\"God, I acknowledge my sinfulness and callousness toward you and others. I further acknowledge that I am unable to purify myself to be worthy to enter your kingdom. 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        "raw_content": "Skyline of Berlin in 2012\nBerlin's history has left the city with an eclectic assortment of architecture. The city's appearance in the 21st century has been shaped by the key role the city played in Germany's 20th-century history. Each of the governments based in Berlin\u2014the Kingdom of Prussia, the 1871 German Empire, the Weimar Republic, Nazi Germany, East Germany and the reunified Federal Republic of Germany\u2014initiated ambitious construction programs, with each adding its distinct flavour to the city's architecture.\n3 Fernsehturm\n5 Museum Island\n6 Unter den Linden\n7 Brandenburg Gate\n9 Hackescher Markt\n10 Stra\u00dfe des 17. Juni\n11 Kurf\u00fcrstendamm\n12 Schloss Bellevue\n13 Funkturm Berlin\nResidential block in Berlin Kreuzberg. Built in 1890.\nBerlin was heavily bombed during World War II, and many buildings which survived the war were demolished during the 1950s and 1960s. Much of this demolition was initiated by municipal programs for new residential, business and road construction.\nEastern Berlin has many Plattenbauten: reminders of Eastern Bloc planned residential areas, with shops and schools in a ratio fixed to the number of residents. The plain appearance of Plattenbau housing does not promote gentrification, and may be a factor that helps preserve social continuity for local residents and neighborhoods, according to architect David Chipperfield.[1]\nThe ongoing construction makes Berlin very much a \"work in progress,\" even in 2015.[2]\nThe East Side Gallery is an open-air exhibition of art painted directly on the last existing portions of the Berlin Wall. It is the largest remaining evidence of the city's historical division, and was restored in 2008\u20132009.[3]\nBerlin TV tower at night\nThe Fernsehturm (TV tower), at Alexanderplatz in Mitte, is among the tallest structures in the European Union at 368 meters (1,207 ft). Built in 1969, it can be seen from many of Berlin's central districts, and the city may be viewed from its 204-metre (669 ft)-high observation floor. From here the Karl-Marx-Allee, lined with monumental residential buildings from the Stalin era, heads east. Adjacent to this area is the Rotes Rathaus (City Hall), with its distinctive red-brick architecture. In front of City Hall is the Neptunbrunnen, a fountain featuring a mythological group of Tritons (personifications of the four main Prussian rivers) under Neptune.\nThe Gendarmenmarkt, a neoclassical square in Berlin named for the quarters of the 18th-century Gens d'armes regiment located in the city,[4] is bordered by two similarly-designed cathedrals: the Franz\u00f6sischer Dom, with its observation platform, and the Deutscher Dom. The Konzerthaus (Concert Hall), home of the Berlin Symphony Orchestra, stands between the two cathedrals.[5]\nMuseum Island, in the River Spree, houses five museums built between 1830 and 1930 and was named a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1999.[6] Restoration and construction of a main entrance to all of the city's museums and the reconstruction of the Stadtschloss on the island[7] has cost over two billion euros since Germany's reunification.[8]\nAdjacent to the Lustgarten and palace on the island is Berlin Cathedral, emperor William II's ambitious attempt to create a Protestant counterpart to St. Peter's Basilica in Rome.[9] A large crypt houses the remains of some of the early Prussian royal family. The church is now owned by the Protestant umbrella Union of Evangelical Churches (UEK). Like many other buildings, it suffered extensive damage during the Second World War and required restoration. Berlin's best-preserved church, the medieval Church of St. Mary's, is the first preaching venue\u2014Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church is the second\u2014of the Bishop of the Evangelical Church of Berlin-Brandenburg-Silesian Upper Lusatia (EKBO, a Protestant regional church body). St. Hedwig's Cathedral is Berlin's Roman Catholic cathedral.[10]\nUnter den Linden is a tree-lined east\u2013west avenue from the Brandenburg Gate to the site of the former Berliner Stadtschloss, and was Berlin's premier promenade. Many classical buildings line the street, and part of Humboldt University is located there. Friedrichstra\u00dfe was Berlin's legendary street during the Roaring Twenties, and combines 20th-century tradition with modern Berlin architecture.\nThe Brandenburg Gate is an iconic landmark of Berlin and Germany which appears on Germany's euro coins (10-cent, 20-cent and 50-cent). The Reichstag building is the traditional seat of the German Parliament, which was renovated during the 1950s after severe World War II damage.[11] The building was again remodeled by British architect Norman Foster during the 1990s and features a glass dome over the session area, which allows free public access to parliamentary proceedings and a view of the city.[12]\nPotsdamer Platz is a quarter built after 1995, following the demolition of the Berlin Wall.[13] To the west is the Kulturforum, housing the Gem\u00e4ldegalerie and flanked by the Neue Nationalgalerie and the Berliner Philharmonie.[14] The Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe, a Holocaust memorial, is to the north.[15]\nThe area around Hackescher Markt is a fashion and cultural base with clothing outlets, clubs, bars and galleries. It includes the Hackesche H\u00f6fe, a collection of buildings around courtyards which was rebuilt around 1996. Oranienburger Stra\u00dfe and the nearby New Synagogue were centers of Jewish culture before 1933.[16] Although the New Synagogue is still an anchor for Jewish history and culture, Oranienburger stra\u00dfe and its surrounding area are better known for shopping and nightlife.[17]\nThe Stra\u00dfe des 17. Juni, connecting the Brandenburg Gate and Ernst-Reuter-Platz, serves as a central east-west axis. Its name commemorates the uprisings in East Berlin of 17 June 1953. About halfway from the Brandenburg Gate is the Gro\u00dfer Stern, a circular traffic island on which the Siegess\u00e4ule (Victory Column) is situated. This monument, built to commemorate Prussia's victories, was relocated in 1938\u20131939 from its previous position in front of the Reichstag.[18]\nThe Kurf\u00fcrstendamm is home to some of Berlin's luxurious stores, with the Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church at its eastern end on Breitscheidplatz. The church was destroyed during World War II, and left in ruins. Nearby on Tauentzienstra\u00dfe is KaDeWe, continental Europe's largest department store. The Rathaus Sch\u00f6neberg, where John F. Kennedy made his \"Ich bin ein Berliner!\" speech, is located in Tempelhof-Sch\u00f6neberg.[19]\nWest of the city centre, Schloss Bellevue is the residence of the German president. Schloss Charlottenburg was largely destroyed by fire during World War II, and was rebuilt as the largest surviving historical palace in Berlin.[20]\nThe Funkturm Berlin is a 150-metre (490 ft)-tall lattice radio tower built between 1924 and 1926. Standing on insulators, it contains a restaurant 55 m (180 ft) and an observation deck 126 m (413 ft) above ground, accessible by a windowed elevator.\nBerlin along the Spree river and the Fernsehturm by night\nReichstag dome (inside)\nView of the Regierungsviertel (Government area)\nBerlin Cathedral (Dom)\nSt. Hedwig's Cathedral\n\u015eehitlik mosque\nBode Museum on Museum Island\nFormer armory, now museum on Unter den Linden boulevard\nView over Potsdamer Platz\nInside the Sony Center\nPariser Platz with Brandenburg Gate\nBerlin Victory Column in the Tiergarten\nView over Gro\u00dfer Tiergarten\nEntrance to Berlin Zoo\nKurf\u00fcrstendamm (shopping street)\nSection of the Cold War Berlin Wall\nThe Kaufhaus des Westens department store\nInside the Gem\u00e4ldegalerie, Berlin\nDebis-Haus is part of the Daimler-Complex\nView over Mediaspree with Treptowers\nInside the Hackesche H\u00f6fe\nView over Nikolaiviertel (Nicholas' Quarter) with St. Nicholas' Church\nView over Europacity quarter (under construction) with Berlin Hauptbahnhof at center\nBerlin City Palace, demolished in 1950, three fa\u00e7ades scheduled for reconstruction\nCharlottenburg Gate\nFormer Prussian Landtag, Niederkirchnerstr. 5, Berlin, Germany\nThe UNESCO World Heritage Site Berlin Modernism Housing Estates\n^ \"Urban experiment Berlin\". Deutsche Welle - Arts 21. 2015-10-03. Retrieved 2015-10-08.\n^ Traube, Rainer (2015-01-10). \"David Chipperfield: 6 thoughts on Berlin and architecture\". Deutsche Welle - Arts. Retrieved 2015-10-08.\n^ Hyde Flippo (1997\u20132012). \"Berlin: An East Side Gallery Timeline\". TheGermanWay&More. McGraw-Hill/Passport Books. Retrieved 15 December 2012.\n^ \"Gendarmenmarkt\". Berlin by europe-cities. europe-cities.com. 2004\u20132012. Retrieved 15 December 2012.\n^ slothtraveller (18 October 2012). \"Gendarmenmarkt, Berlin\". virtual tourist. VirtualTourist.com, Inc. Retrieved 15 December 2012.\n^ \"Museumsinsel (Museum Island), Berlin\". German Commission for UNESCO. UNESCO. 2012. Retrieved 15 December 2012.\n^ \"Neumann: Stadtschloss wird teurer\". Berliner Zeitung (in German). 24 June 2011. Retrieved 7 April 2012.\n^ \"Das Pathos der Berliner Republik\". Berliner Zeitung (in German). 19 May 2010. Retrieved 7 April 2012.\n^ \"Berliner Dom, Berlin\". Sacred Destinations. Sacred Destinations. 29 March 2010. Retrieved 15 December 2012.\n^ Arduino Marra (2012). \"Welcome!\". St. Hedwigs-Kathedrale Berlin. Dompfarramt St. Hedwig. Retrieved 15 December 2012.\n^ \"Berlin: Why did the Soviet Union really collapse\". Famous Wonders. Famouswonders.com. 2011. Retrieved 15 December 2012.\n^ Peter Chametzky (2012). \"Rebuilding the Nation: Norman Foster's Reichstag Renovation and Daniel Libeskind's Jewish Museum Berlin\". Academia.edu. Academia. Retrieved 15 December 2012.\n^ \"Construction and redevelopment since 1990\". Senate Department of Urban Development. Archived from the original on 10 June 2008. Retrieved 18 August 2008.\n^ \"Sonderausstellungshallen Kulturforum\". Staatliche Museen zu Berlin. Staatliche Museen zu Berlin. 2012. Retrieved 15 December 2012.\n^ Ouroussoff, Nicolai (9 May 2005). \"A Forest of Pillars, Recalling the Unimaginable\". The New York Times. Archived from the original on 5 December 2013. Retrieved 18 August 2008.\n^ Valerie Kreutzer (November 1999). \"New Synagogue and Other Sites Admonish \"Never Forget!\"\". Valerie Kreutzer (Jewish Journal). Valerie Kreutzer. Retrieved 15 December 2012.\n^ \"Nightlife Berlin\". JoinBerlin (in English and German). JOIN UNIVERSE LTD. 2012. Retrieved 15 December 2012.\n^ Arogant (2012). \"Siegess\u00e4ule, Gro\u00dfer Stern, BE, DE, EU\". Waymarking. Groundspeak, Inc. Retrieved 15 December 2012.\n^ 80omar80omar80 (18 April 2011). \"President John F. Kennedy in the Rathaus Sch\u00f6neberg 26 June 1963\" (Video upload). YouTube. Google, Inc. Retrieved 15 December 2012.\n^ \"The 2nd European Conference of National Strategies for Chlamydia Trachomatis and Human Papillomavirus; Berlin, Germany, May 23\u201324, 2013\". About Berlin. About Berlin. 2012. Archived from the original on 22 December 2012. 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        "raw_content": "from Alabama's 1st district\nAlbert Lipscomb\nTrip Pittman\nBradley Roberts Byrne\nMobile, Alabama, U.S.\nRebecca Dukes (m. 1982)\nDuke University (BA)\nUniversity of Alabama (JD)\nBradley Roberts Byrne (born February 16, 1955) is an American business attorney and Republican congressman for Alabama's 1st congressional district. He served as chancellor of the Alabama Community College System from 2007 until his resignation in 2009 to run for the 2010 Republican nomination for Governor of Alabama.[2][3] He was also a member of the Alabama State Senate from 2003 to 2007. He holds a degree from Duke University, where he was a member of the Phi Delta Theta Fraternity, and he also attended the University of Alabama.[4] In December 2013, he won a special election to represent Alabama's 1st congressional district in the U.S. House of Representatives.\n2 Efforts against corruption\n3 2010 gubernatorial campaign\n4.1 Reform Alabama\n4.2 Possible Supreme Court run\n5.1.1 2013 special election\n6 Political stances\n6.1 National security\n6.2 Roy Moore endorsement\n6.3 Tax reform\nByrne's first run for elective office was in 1994 was a success when he ran for the Alabama State Board of Education as a Democrat.[4][5] During his term on the State Board of Education, Byrne supported a science curriculum that was opposed by many religious leaders in Alabama. He later voted with the Board to support a compromise that said, \"Explanations of the origin of life and major groups of plants and animals, including humans, shall be treated as theory and not as fact. When attempting to apply scientific knowledge to world problems, no social agenda shall be promoted.\" [6] In 1996 Byrne voted with the majority of Board members to reject $18 million in federal education funds because it was feared the money would allow greater federal control of schools. The vote was seen as a nod to the growing conservative influence in his south Alabama district.[6] However Byrne later changed his mind and convinced the Board to allow the money.[7]\nIn 1997 Byrne left the Democratic party and became a Republican.[8]\nIn 2002 Byrne ran for an Alabama State Senate seat, representing part of Baldwin County.[9] He won with 91% of the vote over his Democratic challenger.[10]\nEfforts against corruption\nIn May 2007, Byrne took the position of community college chancellor [11] and oversaw a controversial reordering of much of the system. Bishop State Community College in Mobile was the target of investigators who found both financial and academic issues at the school in 2006 and 2007. Byrne ordered an audit of the school which demonstrated many deficiencies. At the time, about 2 dozen people were charged with criminal fraud and theft charges. A total of 27 would be charged before the probe ended in May 2007 [11][12]\nByrne also worked with Alabama Attorney General Troy King to recover monies stolen from the community college system.[13]\nMain article: Alabama gubernatorial election, 2010\nDuring the campaign, he was accused by his opponents in the Republican primary of supporting evolution and of doubting that the Bible was infallible. \"As a Christian and as a public servant, I have never wavered in my belief that this world and everything in it is a masterpiece created by the hands of God ... As a member of the Alabama Board of Education, the record clearly shows that I fought to ensure the teaching of creationism in our school text books. Those who attack me have distorted, twisted and misrepresented my comments and are spewing utter lies to the people of this state.\" He also added that he believed \"every single word\" of the Bible was true.[14]\nPost-election activity\nFollowing the run-off, Byrne went back to practicing business law, joining the Jones Walker law firm on August 16, 2010.[15]\nReform Alabama\nOn February 23, 2011, Byrne announced he was partnering with other prominent Alabamians to create a nonprofit organization that would push for reforms in state government.[16] Named \"Reform Alabama\", the organization actively supported legislation in the 2011 Alabama Regular Legislative Session.[17]\nPossible Supreme Court run\nA May 25, 2011 Mobile Press-Register article reported that Byrne was considering the possibility of running for chief justice of the Alabama Supreme Court in the upcoming 2012 election. \"I\u2019ve been encouraged to look at it, and I\u2019m doing that. But I\u2019ve made no decision, and frankly I\u2019m no where near a decision at this point,\" Byrne said.[18] He ultimately did not enter the race.\nSee also: Alabama's 1st congressional district special election, 2013\nOn May 23, 2013, U.S. Representative Jo Bonner announced that he would resign, effective on August 15, 2013.[19]\nByrne finished first in the Republican primary\u2014the real contest in this heavily Republican district\u2014and faced Tea Party candidate Dean Young in the runoff election. Byrne won the runoff, but Young refused to endorse him,[why?] which led to rumors of a rift within the Republican Party. But Byrne subsequently gained the endorsement of Alabama Patriots, a Tea Party affiliated organization.[20] Byrne won the Republican nomination for the congressional seat and faced Democratic Party nominee Burton LeFlore on December 17, 2013.[21][22] Byrne won the election with 71% of the vote.[22] He is only the sixth person to represent this Mobile-based district since 1919, and continues an unbroken run of Republican control in the district dating to 1965.\nMain article: United States House of Representatives elections in Alabama, 2014 \u00a7 District 1\nByrne was originally believed to be running for re-election unopposed, but Burton LeFlore, his Democratic opponent in the 2013 special election, managed to qualify.[23][24]\nByrne won re-election with 68% of the vote.[25]\nByrne supported the Faithful Execution of the Law Act of 2014 (H.R. 3973; 113th Congress), a bill that would direct the United States Department of Justice to report to the United States Congress whenever any federal agency refrains from enforcing laws or regulations for any reason.[26] In the report, the government would have to explain why it had decided not to enforce that law.[27] Byrne spoke out in favor of the bill saying, \"the Obama Administration has been open and honest about one thing in particular: they have no problem making an end-run around Congress to achieve through administrative means what they cannot legislatively. Placing political convenience above the United States Constitution goes against everything the Founding Fathers intended, and it's time we put a stop to this practice.\"[28]\nByrne has sponsored two bills of his own:[29]\nH.R. 4465, a bill to set catch limits for the Gulf of Mexico red snapper fishery, introduced April 10, 2014\nH.R. 5510, a bill to require recognized accrediting agencies or associations that evaluate the quality of distance or correspondence education programs to require those programs to have a secure login and passcode for Internet coursework, introduced September 17, 2014\nSubcommittee on Seapower & Projection Forces\nRepublican Study Committee[30]\nByrne is a member of the United States Congressional International Conservation Caucus.[31]\nByrne supported President Donald Trump's 2017 executive order to impose a temporary ban on entry to the U.S. to citizens of seven Muslim-majority countries. He stated that \u201cI appreciate President Trump\u2019s efforts to address these issues as he works to keep the American people safe. While there have been some issues with the order\u2019s implementation, I look forward to working with the Trump Administration to make sure their efforts to protect the American people succeed in a timely and effective manner.\u201d[32]\nRoy Moore endorsement\nDuring the 2017 Alabama special election to replace Jeff Sessions, who was appointed by President Donald Trump to the position of Attorney General of the United States, Bradley Byrne endorsed the Republican nominee, Roy Moore.[33] During the campaign at least nine women made allegations that Roy Moore had either sexually assaulted them or made inappropriate romantic or sexual advances towards them while he was an assistant DA and the girls were teenagers as young as 14 or he was a lawyer and the women were clients.[34][35] Following the original allegations of sexual impropriety, additional allegations were made including attempted rape of a 16-year-old.[36] Moore denied the allegations and his campaign and supporters began a process of questioning the victims' motives and veracity and claimed they would mount an \"investigation\" of the women's motives.[37] Immediately following the allegations and instances of victim intimidation, numerous Republicans withdrew endorsements of Moore.[38] Byrne's endorsement of Moore was not withdrawn and no condemnation was made by Byrne of the victim intimidation threats made by Moore and the Moore campaign.[39] On November 15, 2017, Byrne stated that \"I have no reason to doubt the stories that have been told [by the victims]\" but did not rescind his endorsement or call on Judge Moore to drop out of the race.[40] On November 16, Byrne was given the opportunity to withdraw his endorsement of Roy Moore but he neither withdrew his endorsement nor condemned Moore's attack on his victim noting that it was Byrne's belief that it was up to the citizens of Alabama to make a decision about whom they should vote for.[41] In response to Byrne's continuing support of Judge Moore in the face of 9 accusers, on 28NOV17 the statewide newspaper group in Alabama (Al.com) began running editorial cartoons titled \"I am Roy Moore\" with a picture of Bradley Byrne and a statement saying \"You condone it you own it.\" [42]\nAfter Moore's loss to Democrat Doug Jones, Byrne hinted that he may run in the next regular election in 2020.[43]\nByrne voted for the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017.[44] During the bill's debate, Byrne stated that \u201cIt will lead to greater economic growth, higher wages, and more jobs, which is exactly what the American people sent President Trump and the Republican Congress to Washington to do.\"[45] Byrne voted for the bill believing it will lower taxes for all Americans and that it will \"pump up wage growth and that'll help wage growth.\" He said that individual incomes will increase as a result of the legislation.[46]\nAlabama Governor Republican Primary Election, 2010\nRepublican Bradley Byrne 137,451 27.89\nRepublican Robert Bentley 123,958 25.15\nRepublican Tim James 123,792 25.12\nRepublican Roy Moore 95,163 19.31\nRepublican Bill Johnson 8,362 1.70\nRepublican Charles Taylor 2,622 0.53\nRepublican James Potts 1,549 0.31\nAlabama Governor Republican Primary runoff election, 2010\nAlabama 1st Congressional District Special Republican Primary Election, 2013\nRepublican Bradley Byrne 18,090 34.57\nRepublican Dean Young 12,011 22.95\nRepublican Chad Fincher 8,177 15.63\nRepublican Quin Hillyer 7,260 13.87\nRepublican Wells Griffith 5,758 11.00\nRepublican Daniel Dyas 391 0.75\nRepublican Jessica James 391 0.75\nRepublican Sharon Powe 184 0.35\nRepublican David Thornton 72 0.14\nAlabama 1st Congressional District Special Republican Primary Runoff Election, 2013\nAlabama 1st Congressional District Special Election, 2013\nDemocratic Burton LeFlore 14,968 29.00\nAlabama 1st Congressional District Election, 2014\nRepublican Bradley Byrne (inc.) 103,758 68.16\nWrite-ins Write-ins 198 0.13\nAlabama 1st Congressional District Republican Primary Election, 2016\nRepublican Bradley Byrne (inc.) 71,310 60.11\nAlabama 1st Congressional District general election, 2016\nRepublican Bradley Byrne (inc.) 208,083 96\nNo party Write-ins 7,810 4\n^ \"Full Biography\". House.gov. December 11, 2012. Retrieved November 16, 2017.\n^ ACCS Press Release: State Board of Education appoints Joan Davis as interim chancellor Archived March 18, 2010, at the Wayback Machine\n^ \"Byrne for Alabama\". Archived from the original on September 18, 2009. Retrieved February 23, 2010.\n^ a b Charles J. Dean (October 9, 1994). \"School Board Hopefuls Put Children First\". Birmingham News (newspaper). Birmingham, Alabama: Birmingham News.\n^ Charles J. Dean (January 15, 1995). \"Time of Change at State School Board Big Decisions Await Panel's Fresh Faces\". Birmingham News. Birmingham, Alabama: Birmingham News. p. 101.\n^ a b Charles J. Dean (March 10, 1995). \"Science Curriculum Gets Board Approval\". Birmingham News. Birmingham News. p. 1A.\n^ Tom Gordon (January 9, 1997). \"Education Board's Byrne Will Join GOP Today\". Birmingham News. Birmingham News. p. 1B.\n^ Tom Gordon (January 12, 1997). \"Win Every Office in State Party Chairman Tells GOP\". Birmingham News. Birmingham News. p. 22A.\n^ Gary Mitchell (January 16, 2002). \"SBOE's Byrne enters GOP Race for Lipscomb's Seat\". Birmingham News. Birmingham News. p. State and Regional.\n^ \"Alabama Senate Results\". Birmingham News. Birmingham News. November 7, 2002. p. News.\n^ a b George Altman (May 25, 2007). \"Byrne takes over\". Mobile Register (newspaper). Mobile, Alabama. p. B1.\n^ George R. Altman (September 12, 2008). \"Auditors: Bishop showing progress\". Mobile register (newspaper). Mobile, AL: the Mobile Press register. p. B1.\n^ \"Attorney general King announces lawsuit to recover funds stolen by defendants in postsecondary corruption cases\". US States News (newspaper).\n^ \"Alabama Gov. Candidate Attacked for Belief in Evolution\". CBS News.\n^ \"Bradley Byrne joins Jones Walker law firm\" (newspaper). AL.com. August 16, 2010.\n^ \"Despite losing GOP nomination for governor, Bradley Byrne still pressing for reforms\". The Huntsville Times. Huntsville, AL. February 24, 2011.\n^ \"Reform Alabama Legislation\".\n^ \"Alabama Supreme Court race has lawyers buzzing\". Mobile Press-Register. Mobile, AL. May 25, 2011.\n^ Talbot, George (May 23, 2013). \"Rep. Jo Bonner resignation stuns constituents, sparks candidates\". AL.com. Retrieved May 24, 2013.\n^ Kirby, Brendan (November 12, 2013). \"Tea party group backs Byrne for Congress, disputes notion of rift in GOP\". Mobile Press-Register. Alabama Media Group. Retrieved November 12, 2013.\n^ Jessica Sawyer (November 5, 2013). \"Byrne wins, Young concedes in Alabama-01 Republican runoff\" (Digital). AL.com. Alabama Media Group, LLC. Retrieved November 6, 2013.\n^ a b Sullivan, Sean (December 17, 2013). \"Republican Bradley Byrne wins Alabama special election\". The Washington Post. Washington, DC. Retrieved December 18, 2013.\n^ \"List of candidates for major Alabama offices\". ABC 3340. February 8, 2014. Archived from the original on February 13, 2014. Retrieved February 11, 2015.\n^ \"Alabama Democrats\". Alabama Democratic Party. Retrieved February 11, 2015.\n^ \"Certified General Election Results\" (PDF). Alabama Secretary of State. Retrieved February 11, 2015.\n^ \"H.R. 3973 \u2013 CBO\". Congressional Budget Office. Retrieved March 11, 2014.\n^ Kasperowicz, Pete (March 7, 2014). \"House targets Obama's law enforcement\". The Hill. Retrieved March 12, 2014.\n^ Moseley, Brandon (February 12, 2014). \"Byrne Co-Sponsors Act to Stop Selective Enforcement of the Law By Obama\". Alabama Political Reporter. Archived from the original on December 7, 2014. Retrieved March 12, 2014.\n^ \"Representative Byrne's Legislation\". Library of Congress. Retrieved December 4, 2014.\n^ \"Member List\". Retrieved November 6, 2017.\n^ \"Our Members\". U.S. House of Representatives International Conservation Caucus. Retrieved August 1, 2018.\n^ \"Roy Moore gets endorsements from Alabama Republicans in Congress\". Al.com. Retrieved November 16, 2017.\n^ Blinder, Alan (November 15, 2017). \"4 More Women Accuse Roy Moore of Misconduct\". Retrieved November 18, 2017 \u2013 via www.NYTimes.com.\n^ McCrummen, Stephanie; Reinhard, Beth; Crites, Alice (November 9, 2017). \"Woman says Roy Moore initiated sexual encounter when she was 14, he was 32\". Retrieved November 16, 2017 \u2013 via www.WashingtonPost.com.\n^ Martin, Jonathan; Stolberg, Sheryl Gay (November 13, 2017). \"Roy Moore Is Accused of Sexual Misconduct by a Fifth Woman\". Retrieved November 16, 2017 \u2013 via www.NYTimes.com.\n^ CNN, Susannah Cullinane,. \"Moore threatens to sue Washington Post over report\". CNN.com. Retrieved November 16, 2017.\n^ Merelli, Annalisa. \"Here's how Republicans are responding to the allegations against Roy Moore\". QZ.com. Retrieved November 16, 2017.\n^ \"Which GOP politicians still support Roy Moore? Who withdrew endorsements?\". Al.com. Retrieved November 16, 2017.\n^ Hooper, Molly K. (November 14, 2017). \"WATCH: GOP Alabama rep: 'No reason to doubt' Moore's accusers\". TheHill.com. Retrieved November 18, 2017.\n^ \"Bradley Byrne: Roy Moore is the voters' decision, not mine\". Al.com. Retrieved November 18, 2017.\n^ \"I am Roy Moore: U.S. Rep. Bradley Byrne\". AL.com. Retrieved July 11, 2018.\n^ \"After Doug Jones win, Bradley Byrne hints at 2020 Senate run\". AL.com. Retrieved July 11, 2018.\n^ Almukhtar, Sarah (December 19, 2017). \"How Each House Member Voted on the Tax Bill\". The New York Times. Retrieved December 21, 2017.\n^ Kirby, Brendan (December 20, 2017). \"Tax cuts will create 4,600 Alabama jobs, raise family income across the state by $519, study says - Yellowhammer News\". Yellowhammer News. Retrieved December 21, 2017.\n^ Turley, Kendra. \"Mixed reaction to revised GOP tax reform bill\". Fox10. Retrieved December 21, 2017.\nCongressman Bradley Byrne official U.S. House site\nBradley Byrne for Congress\nBradley Byrne at Curlie\nJo Bonner Member of the U.S. House of Representatives\nfrom Alabama's 1st congressional district\nKatherine Clark United States Representatives by seniority\nAlabama's delegation to the United States Congress\nAlabama's delegation(s) to the 113th\u2013115th United States Congresses (ordered by seniority)\n115th Senate: R. Shelby \u2022 J. Sessions (until Feb. 2017) \u2022 L. Strange (from Feb. 2017 until Jan. 2018) \u2022 D. Jones (from Jan. 2018) House: R. Aderholt \u2022 M. Rogers \u2022 M. Brooks \u2022 M. Roby \u2022 T. Sewell \u2022 B. Byrne \u2022 G. 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        "raw_content": "Clinton and Russell\nThe Beaver Building, 1 Wall Street Court (built in 1904)\nHotel Astor, NYC (razed)\nAmerican International Building, constructed 1932\nwest gate, Apthorp Apartments, built from 1906-1908\nClinton and Russell was a well-known architectural firm founded in 1894 in New York City, United States. The firm was responsible for scores of notable New York City buildings, downtown and throughout the city.\nCharles W. Clinton (1838\u20131910) was born and raised in New York and received his formal architectural training in the office of Richard Upjohn. He left Upjohn in 1858 to begin a private practice, and from then through 1894 he conducted his own significant career, the highpoint of which was probably the 1880 Seventh Regiment Armory.\nWilliam Hamilton Russell (1856\u20131907) was born in New York City as well. He attended the Columbia School of Mines before he joined his great uncle, James Renwick, in his architecture firm in 1878. At Columbia, Russell had been a member of St. Anthony Hall, the secret fraternal college society, and within a year of his joining his great uncle's firm, in 1879, Renwick completed the first St. A's Chapter House, at 25 East 28th Street, likely with Russell involved in the design work. [2]\nIn New York City's ambitious building boom circa 1900, Clinton and Russell were responsible for designing the world's largest apartment building, the world's largest office building, and a cluster of early downtown skyscrapers along Broadway and Wall Street for banks and insurance companies. Many of the firm's important commissions related to real estate investments of the Astor family. The landmark Astor Hotel that served as an anchor for the development of Times Square, the Astor Apartments, the Graham Court Apartments, and The Apthorp were among their projects for William Waldorf Astor, 1st Viscount Astor. Stylistically, much of their work conformed to a conservative Italian Neo-Renaissance style.[1]\nAfter the deaths of the principals the firm continued in business, and in 1926 it was renamed Clinton Russell Wells Holton & George (and variations of that name). For a time the English-born Colonel James Hollis Wells (1864-1926) headed the organization; the Lillian Sefton Dodge Estate on Long Island is his design. The firm remained in existence until 1940.\nfor Clinton's independent commissions prior to 1894, see Charles W. Clinton\nFahys Building, 52-54 Maiden Lane, 1894-96 (razed)\nSampson Building, 63-65 Wall Street, 1898 (razed)[2]\nHudson Building, 32-34 Broadway, 1896\u201398\nExchange Court Building, 52-56 Broadway, 1896-98 (altered, now the Exchange Apartments) [2]\nWoodbridge Building, William and Platt Streets, NYC, 1898 (razed in 1970)\nCurzon House, facade redesign of #4 East 62nd Street, NYC,[3] 1898\nthe Franklin Building, 9-15 Murray Street, 1898\nthe Chesebrough Building, 13-19 State Street, Battery Park, NYC, 1899 (razed) [4]\nGraham Court Apartments,[3] 1899-1901\nMedbery Hall, Dorm Building for Hobart College, 1900\nBroad Exchange Building, #25 Broad Street, New York City, 1900\nCoxe Hall, Administrative and Classroom Building for Hobart College, 1901\nAmerican Exchange National Bank Building 128 Broadway, 1901 (razed)\nthe 18-story Atlantic Building, aka the Mutual Insurance Building, Wall and William Streets, 1901[5]\nAstor Apartments,[3] 1901-1905\nWall Street Exchange Building, 43-49 Exchange Place, 1903[2]\nBeaver Building,[1][3][6] 1904\nHotel Astor, New York City, 1904, expanded 1909-1910 (razed 1967)\n71st Infantry Regiment Armory, Park Avenue and 34th Street, NYC, 1905 (razed 1976)\nThe Langham Apartments,[3] one of the towering apartment buildings lining Central Park West between West 73rd and West 74th Streets, 1905-1907\nU.S. Express Company Building, 2 Rector Street, 1905\u201307\nThe Apthorp Apartments,[3] briefly the largest apartment building in the world, NYC, 1906-1908\nConsolidated Stock Exchange Building, 61-69 Broad Street, 1907 (razed)\nLawyers' Title Insurance & Trust Company, 160 Broadway, NYC, 1908[5]\nthe 31-story Whitehall Building Annex,[3] 1908-1910\nthe Hudson Terminal in lower Manhattan, the world's largest office building by floor area when built in 1908, razed in 1962 for the World Trade Center\nWhyte's Restaurant, Fulton Street, designed as a \"half-timbered English village inn\", 1910[5]\nredesign of Clarence True's 103-104 Riverside Drive,[3] 1910-1911\nOtis Elevator Building, 260 Eleventh Avenue, 1911-1912[7]\nEast River Savings Bank Building, NW corner of Broadway and Reade Streets, 1911[5]\nportions of the Elks National Home, Bedford, Virginia, 1916\nThe Lenox Hotel (later The Lenox Apartments; now, The Lenox Condominiums), 1917. 250 S. 13th Street (at Spruce Street) Philadelphia, PA\nMecca Masonic Temple (1923) in collaboration with the architect Harry P. Knowles,[3] now known as New York City Center\nLillian Sefton Dodge Estate, Mill Neck, Nassau County, New York,[8] 1923\nThe Level Club, New York City,[3] 1927\nHerald Square Building, 1350 Broadway, New York City, 1928-1930\nCities Service Building, also called the American International Building,[3] 1932\n7 East 67th Street facade.[3]\n^ a b Beaver Building Designation Report Archived 2012-10-10 at the Wayback Machine,\" (PDF), New York Landmarks Preservation Commission, 13 February 1996. Retrieved 6 April 2007.\n^ a b c NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission report for the Beaver Building, at http://www.nyc.gov/html/lpc/downloads/pdf/reports/beaverbldg.pdf Archived 2012-10-10 at the Wayback Machine\n^ a b c d e f g h i j k l White, Norval & Willensky, Elliot; AIA Guide to New York City, 4th Edition; New York Chapter, American Institute of Architects; Crown Publishers/Random House. 2000. ISBN 0-8129-3106-8; ISBN 0-8129-3107-6. p.267.\n^ Biographical dictionary of American architects (deceased), Henry F. Withey and Elsie Rathburn Withey\n^ a b c d New York 1900, Robert A.M. Stern\n^ http://www.oprhp.state.ny.us/hpimaging/hp_view.asp?GroupView=5590 Central Park West Historic District], (Java), National Register of Historic Places Nomination Form, New York's State and National Registers of Historic Places Document Imaging Project [1], New York State Historic Preservation Office. Retrieved 6 April 2007.\n^ AIA Guide to New York City By Norval White, Elliot Willensky, Fran Leadon\nWikimedia Commons has media related to Clinton & Russell.\nRetrieved from \"https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Clinton_and_Russell&oldid=871737687\"\nDefunct architecture firms based in New York City\nThis content was retrieved from Wikipedia : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clinton_and_Russell\nThis page is based on the copyrighted Wikipedia article \"Clinton and Russell\"; it is used under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License (CC-BY-SA). You may redistribute it, verbatim or modified, providing that you comply with the terms of the CC-BY-SA",
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        "raw_content": "Robert Radecke\nAlbert Martin Robert Radecke (31 October 1830 \u2013 21 June 1911) was a German composer and conductor.\nHe was born in Dittmannsdorf, in Silesia, and received his musical training in the Conservatory of Leipzig. In 1853 he became musical director of the Court Theatre of Leipzig. He moved to Berlin soon after, played second violin in Ferdinand Laub's quartet, and gave many successful concerts. He was made royal Kapellmeister in 1871, and in 1891 succeeded Haupt as director of the Royal Institute for Church Music.\nHis older brother Rudolf (1829\u20131893) was also a composer.[1]\nAn artist of ability on pianoforte, organ, and violin, Radecke is best known for his compositions, which include two orchestral overtures, K\u00f6nig Johann and Am Strande; the operetta Die M\u00f6nchguter (premiered 1874); and, above all, for his many songs, including the often-republished \"folksong\" \"Aus der Jugendzeit\" from his opus 22 set, to a text by Friedrich R\u00fcckert.\n^ \"Sein j\u00fcngerer Bruder, Robert Radecke (1830-1911), war ebenfalls Dirigent und Musiker in Berlin.\" (from the link.)\nThis article incorporates text from a publication now in the public domain: Gilman, D. C.; Peck, H. T.; Colby, F. M., eds. (1905). \"Radecke, Robert\" . New International Encyclopedia (1st ed.). New York: Dodd, Mead.\nWorks by or about Robert Radecke at Internet Archive\nFree scores by Robert Radecke at the International Music Score Library Project (IMSLP)\nList of works by Robert Radecke (IMSLP)\nMusicBrainz: 0cd5c951-1823-4a2a-81de-dbc04bdcf70f\nSNAC: w66d6ng7\nRetrieved from \"https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Robert_Radecke&oldid=882290096\"\nWikipedia articles incorporating text via vb from the New International Encyclopedia\nThis content was retrieved from Wikipedia : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Radecke\nThis page is based on the copyrighted Wikipedia article \"Robert Radecke\"; it is used under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License (CC-BY-SA). You may redistribute it, verbatim or modified, providing that you comply with the terms of the CC-BY-SA",
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We rejoice with exceeding gladness, for your coming together in such variegated array is an affirmation of the efficacy of this sacred legacy -- a fresh assurance that, despite recurrent trials and turmoil, its world-redeeming, world-revolutionizing purpose will ultimately be entirely realized.\nOur emotions are deeply stirred as we reflect on the remarkable circumstances which heralded the birth of Baha'u'llah's Covenant. Melancholy and hopeful images alternatingly flash upon our mental screen: the tragic May night a century ago of the passing of Baha'u'llah, the Supreme Manifestation of God; the soul-crushing scenes of the grief-stricken many who converged on Bahji to pay their respects to His memory; the atmosphere of abject desolation caused by the loss of One Who had been Father and incomparable Friend to all. But the setting of the Sun of Baha gave rise to the appearance of the Orb of the Covenant. Thus the majestic Figure of 'Abdu'l-Baha came to impress itself indelibly upon the consciousness of the faithful, consoling their spirits and brightening their outlook, because in Baha'u'llah's Book of the Covenant, the Kitab-i-'Ahd, this beloved Son was appointed His Successor and the Centre of the Covenant. Thus was set in motion on the morrow of Baha'u'llah's ascension the divine process that will, during the course of the Baha'i Dispensation, guarantee the fulfilment of His principal purpose for humankind, namely, the realization of its oneness.\nThe initial momentum of this process was to gather particular force in the West as the acts of the beloved Master dramatically revealed. It was during His epic journey to North America that 'Abdu'l-Baha, recently released from imprisonment, impressed upon the early occidental believers the pivotal importance of the new Covenant; and it was in New York City that He chose to disclose to His disciples the special characteristics of that Covenant and His true station as its appointed Centre. The occasion won for this leading city of the western hemisphere the surname, City of the Covenant. Where else, then, but this signally blessed metropolis could serve as the fitting venue for the commemoration which has so marvellously brought you together?\nThis Congress is the major occasion during the Holy Year for the evocation of a memory which enables us all to appreciate how, through the dynamic person and peerless office of the Centre of the Covenant, the will of both the Abha Beauty and His Herald has been translated into viable means for actualizing the unity of mankind and building a world civilization. Consider, for instance, how on the very night in May 1844 when He declared His prophetic mission, the Bab addressed a summons to the peoples of the West that they issue forth from their cities to teach the Cause of God. Has that summons not thoroughly been fused with the world-embracing purpose of Baha'u'llah, becoming a shining reality within the framework of the Administrative Order, the child of the Covenant -- an Order which the Bab anticipated and extolled in His Writings? You have come to New York to reflect on such triumphant realities with due solemnity and spiritual joy.\nHow heartwarming and noteworthy that the proceedings of this momentous gathering will be enhanced by the presence of the three Hands of the Cause of God, tried and true upholders of the Covenant chosen by Shoghi Effendi under his authority as the Guardian of the Faith appointed in the Will and Testament of 'Abdu'l-Baha! We can never forget that by their selfless adherence to duty during the period of their custodianship following the sudden passing of Shoghi Effendi, the Hands of the Cause preserved the wholeness of the Community of Baha, while at the same time guiding the members of that expanding community to the victorious conclusion of the Guardian's Ten Year Global Plan. Nor can we cease to appreciate their continuing, tireless services in the propagation and protection of our glorious Faith. We are particularly pleased that our representative to the Congress is one of these high-ranking officers, the consort and helpmate of our beloved Guardian who herself attained the presence of 'Abdu'l-Baha.\nIt was Shoghi Effendi who called for the first World Congress which jubilantly marked the one hundredth anniversary of Baha'u'llah's declaration of His divine mission. With admirable resourcefulness the Hands of the Cause planned and executed it. That unforgettable occasion in London some three decades ago, coming at the end of the Ten Year Crusade, affirmed for the Baha'is themselves that the Faith of Baha'u'llah had truly emerged as a world religion with a world community. Now at this moment, throughout the Baha'i world, we are engaged in another centennial observance for the purpose not only of celebrating the unique history of the Covenant, but also of proclaiming abroad its aims and unifying power. The second World Congress now convened is the mainspring in the launching of worldwide commemorative activities which will promulgate the Covenant as the axis of unity for all humankind and broadcast its qualities for reforming human society. Moreover, through these activities and other extended measures, the community at all levels -- local, national, continental and international -- will exert immense effort to spread across the planet the Name of the World Reformer, Baha'u'llah, that hearts may be attracted and minds illumined.\nBut we speak of a proclamation which has more to do with deeds than words; and in this regard, we must, everywhere in our world community, attain a new awareness of the urgency of the times and of our sacred duties toward the Promised One of All Ages. A special expectation is therefore invested in you who are attending this focal event in the City of the Covenant. For these four special days of commemoration, may you all strive as never before to appreciate more adequately the life-transforming character and unific spirit of the Covenant, and to immediately demonstrate this heightened appreciation in the spiritual attitude you show among yourselves. 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Such active resolution will endow the second World Congress with the radiant power to impress upon the public the incontrovertible fact that the Baha'i Faith is a world religion worthy of its claims and, hence, of public recognition.\nIn a Tablet to the Baha'is in New York, 'Abdu'l-Baha expressed a hope which it is propitious to recall on this opportune occasion: \"I eagerly anticipate the day\", He wrote, \"when New York will become a blessed spot from which the call to steadfastness in the Covenant and Testament of God will go forth to every part of the world ...\" Surely, through the auspicious circumstances afforded by this Congress, you will attempt thus to gratify His Spirit in the Abha Realm, so that from His retreats on high you may receive the benediction of His abiding good pleasure and strengthening grace.\nIn our supplications at His blessed Shrine we shall entreat Him graciously to secure and in abundance vouchsafe to the entire community of His dedicated lovers the favours and confirmations of the Lord of the Covenant.",
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        "raw_content": "Sad news to start this week\u2019s breed notes, \u201cBeck\u201d was put to sleep to prevent further suffering a couple of days ago. She leaves a big hole in the Travis household, and we do all know how that feels! With the arrival of a litter of puppies though, Ann will have to get stuck into things again pretty smartly. Not sure about the sex of the pups, but six healthy ones is enough for now.\nBeck (Dutch Ch. Pines Tipperary for Annvad) deserves a full obituary, as the first Hovawart to be campaigned to a European title from a UK base, and also as the winner of many BoBs, including Crufts and the Club show each twice, including the year we previously had the IHF conference here. She was from a litter we had, using a dog in Ireland descended from Ann\u2019s original girl, but it is entirely down to the efforts made by Ann and Dave that she had all the success, particularly on the continent, where she was a consistent winner. She was also a delight to live with, and an excellent brood bitch. All in all, what more could you ask for in a dog?\nI had an e mail from the Kennel Club asking for everybody\u2019s support for a sponsored 130 walk with is going on, for various charities, on a fixed route all around London. The B.I.S. PBGV Peek a Boo is leading the way, with several of the other group winners taking part. All details can be found www.Jillysjaunt.co.uk. Apologies for not mentioning this earlier, but I\u2019m sure you will still be able to donate.\nNext show for us is the National \u2013 this coming Saturday. Not a very good entry again, but it is a sign of the times I\u2019m afraid. No need to rush, once again we will have to wait around for our ring to become available.\nArrangements are in the pipeline for a couple of bitches going to foreign shores for mating, so let\u2019s hope we manage to produce a few more puppies this year to match the ever increasing demand for our breed. Most people will wait, but it\u2019s the grey area of just how long that is difficult to predict.\nHasn\u2019t this hot weather shattered the dogs, no warning, and it\u2019s as if we have tugged the British Isles out into the Mediterranean and parked up. I even took Acorn and Flag swimming in a local reservoir to cool off, the first time in ages and ages. Acorn loves to swim, but Flag, having bounded in after her and discovered that water isn\u2019t a very solid surface to run on, now gives it a very wide berth\u2026. positively not the way to teach your youngster to swim!",
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        "raw_content": "\"Our nursery is like a small branch of the Mother Nature. We grow a variety of plants and trees here, and we have our share of wild visitors too....many birds and a few snakes. But we don't mind them and allow them to pass through our world unharmed.\nWe are into this nursery business for the past 20 years. My husband started it and I joined him later as he needed someone full time to support him. Apart from offering plants and related products like organic manure, pots and others, we also take up projects in homes and offices. Both of us are hands on and have a good idea about which plants work indoor and outdoor and how to take care of them. So, it's easy to suggest the best possible mix for our clients, be it a roof garden or a nice landscape.\nWe would like to preserve this nursery as a legacy and pass on to our next generations, as everyone in our family deserves this ambience. As a matter of fact, every family in the city should have their share of greenery. People in villages are healthy and many attribute it to trees there. Just as we are taking the best of amenities from cities to villages, it's time we bring something good from villages to cities as well. We are very much impressed by 'Harithaharam' initiative...as we see a renewed interest in people planting trees. The joy of seeing a plant grow is unmatched, and we hope many would experience it in the comfort of their homes\".",
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        "raw_content": "Your Daily Dose of Redskins Dysfunction: Haynesworth goes off\n0 comments, 29/12/2009, by IAmNotARapperiSpit.com, in Rant, Sports\nIt\u2019s been a few days since we\u2019ve had any drama in D.C. \u2014 last time we saw our Redskins friends, they were losing Vinny Cerrato and pulling off the dumbest trick play in NFL history. The latest from Landover is this: Defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth, the team\u2019s primary off-season free-agent acquisision, was sent home from practice on Friday after arriving late for a team meeting. Haynesworth went on the field anyway, at which point he and head coach/dead man walking Jim Zorn had what Jason Reid of the Washington Post called an \u201canimated conversation\u201d.\n\u201cI sent Albert home, just for disciplinary reasons,\u201d Zorn told the media after practice was over. \u201cI think that all that will be kept between Albert and I. He wasn\u2019t belligerent or nasty to me, and I was not nasty to him. It was just something that needed to be done. It\u2019s just between us and our football team, and I hope it stays that way.\u201d\nIt didn\u2019t. Shortly after his \u201cdisciplinary incident\u201d, Haynesworth opened up to Reid and WaPo colleague Dan Steinberg, making his feelings very clear on his role in Washington\u2019s defense. Defensive coordinator Greg Blache\u2019s schemes have been a rare bright spot for most of the season (though certainly not in the 45-12 beatdown they suffered at the hands of the New York Giants on Monday night), but Haynesworth cited several concerns and said that he wouldn\u2019t \u201csurvive another season in this system if it stays the way it is.\u201d\n\u201cIf they keep this system the way it is, then they would label Albert Haynesworth a bust who didn\u2019t live up to the contract. Everybody would say he just took the money and ran off. And I\u2019m still playing as hard as I possibly can. But you can only do so much within the system that\u2019s put around you. And I\u2019m not talking about the players. The players have been great. I couldn\u2019t ask for any better guys. I\u2019m talking about the system. And [the coaches] can say whatever they want about that [the reason he was sent home Friday]. The main thing it\u2019s coming from is what I said after the game about leadership and about the team.\u201d\nIronically, this all happened after Haynesworth had his best game in a Redskins uniform, recording six solo tackles and a sack in the loss to New York. After trading blows with Giants running back Brandon Jacobs(notes) during the game, a stunt that left his wallet $10,000 lighter, Haynesworth said some things about the team lacking leadership. While Zorn says that the comments have nothing to do with sending the player home, Haynesworth feels it\u2019s all connected in a scenario that has become a nightmare for him. \u201cThey\u2019re all against me or whatever,\u201d he said. \u201cBut I know what I\u2019m saying is right because I\u2019ve been in a scheme that works.\u201d\nHaynesworth is talking about the system in Tennessee that allowed him to charge the line and make plays in the opposing backfield, as opposed to the Washington scheme which requires tackles to stay in their assigned areas and open up lanes for other defenders to shoot through. It\u2019s been a success in that regard \u2014 Brian Orakpo(notes) and Andre Carter(notes) are tied with Dallas\u2019 DeMarcus Ware(notes) at sixth in the NFL with 11 sacks each. The entire Redskins team had only 24 sacks in 2008. Haynesworth does have a point, though he needs a different way of expressing it \u2014 why would you give $41 million guaranteed to a defensive tackle if you just wanted him to fill gaps?\nHowever, the larger point seems to reside on the Redskins\u2019 side. Haynesworth may not like Blache, but Blache is the one coach on Washington\u2019s staff whose charges have outperformed the average this season. No matter the regime change, he\u2019s the guy with the best chance of surviving it if he so chooses. Meaning that Haynesworth will be \u201cstuck\u201d with a guy he doesn\u2019t like and doesn\u2019t seem to want to play for. In addition, the team could point to Haynesworth\u2019s declining stats as being the result of his coming out of several games with various injuries.\nJust one more thing for the \u2018Skins to deal with in what will be a VERY busy offseason\u2026\n\u00ab SMH: Senate approves health care reform bill\nThe Worst College Bowl Sponsors \u00bb\n30 for 30: Elway To Marino [Full Video]\nTaste By: Eric Blair",
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        "raw_content": "By Dave Workman | Senior Editor\nBy a 154-3 vote with 23 abstentions that included Russia and China, the United Nations General Assembly quickly pushed through an international Arms Trade Treaty that many in the gun rights community see as a direct threat to the Second Amendment.\nThe Obama administration officially supported the treaty, in an about-face that raised the anger of the National Shooting Sports Foundation.\nNSSF Senior Vice President and General Counsel Larry Keane said that this proves \u201cthe Obama administration wants a sweeping U.N. arms control treaty.\u201d\n\u201cWe are troubled by the timing of the Obama Administration\u2019s decision to abandon consensus on the eve of the Senate debate on pending gun-control measures,\u201d Keane said in a press release. \u201cThe United Nations treaty would have a broad impact on the U.S. firearms industry and its base of consumers in the U.S.\u201d\nGun rights organizations, including the National Rifle Association (NRA), Second Amendment Foundation (SAF), and the Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms (CCRKBA), have been sounding alarms on the treaty effort for several years. SAF helped create the International Association for the Protection of Civilian Arms Rights (IAPCAR) in early 2010, and CCRKBA has been instrumental in creation of at least two Capitol Hill measures to prevent the United States from participating in U.N. gun control actions.\nAccording to Fox News, the vote was 154-3 with 23 abstentions. The Washington Times quoted Sen. Thad Cochran (R-Miss.) who essentially said the treaty would not survive a Senate vote.\n\u201cThe Senate has already gone on record in stating that an Arms Trade Treaty has no hope, especially if it does not specifically protect the individual right to bear arms and American sovereignty,\u201d he said, according to the newspaper. \u201cIt would be pointless for the president to sign such a treaty and expect the Senate to go along. We won\u2019t ratify it.\u201d\nGun control organizations including Amnesty International were crowing about the vote. Deputy Executive Director Frank Jannuzi issued a statement blasting the NRA, which opposed the treaty.\n\u201cToday\u2019s victory shows that ordinary people who care about protecting human rights can fight back to stop the gun lobby dead in its tracks, helping to save countless lives,\u201d he said. \u201cThe voices of reason triumphed over skeptics, treaty opponents and dealers in death to establish a revolutionary treaty that constitutes a major step toward keeping assault rifles, rocket-propelled grenades and other weapons out of the hands of despots and warlords who use them to kill and maim civilians, recruit child soldiers and commit other serious abuses. Iran, Syria and North Korea blocked consensus at the U.N., while the NRA cynically \u2013 and ultimately unsuccessfully \u2013 tried to erode the U.S. government\u2019s support through a campaign of lies about the treaty But in the end, the global call for responsibility in the arms trade won out.\n\u201cAmnesty International played a leading role in initiating the campaign for this treaty nearly 20 years ago and has fought tirelessly to stop weapons from being sent to countries where we know they are used to commit human rights atrocities,\u201d Januzzi added. \u201cThis has been a life-saving struggle that never could have been achieved without the support of millions of human rights activists who stepped forward to demand change. We call on President Obama to be first in line on June 3 when the treaty opens for signature.\u201d\nThat may be a tall order for the president, who already knows that there are not enough votes in the Senate for ratification.\nPhil Watson, IAPCAR executive director, noted that the treaty language is troubling because there is no specific protection for privately owned civilian firearms. He was also wary about the vote because he said it had not been on the General Assembly agenda, but was called up and passed quickly on the morning of April 2.\nIn a statement to TGM, Watson noted that the treaty had not been able to reach consensus with all parties in agreement, and it was \u201churried to the General Assembly.\u201d\n\u201cAn ATT without any provision protecting civilian use of firearms for the purpose of self-defense is unacceptable,\u201d Watson said. \u201cWhile the preamble makes vague reference to civilian arms, there is nothing acknowledging the right in the operative language of the treaty.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "A Heavy Dose of Light-Sport\nAn Inside Look at Light-Sport Aircraft Maintenance Responsibilities\nAre you confused about some of the maintenance regulations for light-sport aircraft (LSA)? Don\u2019t worry, you\u2019re not alone. In this article, we\u2019ll look at some examples that illustrate the \u201cdo\u2019s and don\u2019ts\u201d for LSA maintenance, as well as some the significant differences you\u2019ll find among experimental light-sport aircraft (ELSA) and special light-sport aircraft (SLSA).\nWhat Exactly Is a Light-Sport Aircraft?\nWith today\u2019s stressed economic environment, general aviation has taken quite a hit in terms of growth and activity. The one bright spot, however, has been the growth of the LSA industry. Figures from the recent 2009 FAA Aviation Forecast Conference show the LSA market growing at a rate of 12 percent annually from now until 2012. Reduced costs of purchasing and building, as well as less restrictive regulations for maintaining and training in an LSA has caught the eye of many an aviator.\nPlainly stated, an LSA is a simple, low performance, low energy, and single-engine aircraft with a maximum weight of 1,320 pounds (1,430 pounds if used for water operations). It is designed for one or two occupants and must meet the parameters specified for a light-sport aircraft in Title 14 Code of Federal Regulations (14 CFR) part 1.1. Because of these unique restrictions, the FAA has been able to develop policies and regulations outside the traditional regulations for general aviation. Among the significant differences are the requirements for maintenance procedures.\nSLSA versus ELSA\nAircraft characterized as ELSA do not fall under part 103 operations. They are often assembled from a kit and are certificated under Title 14 Code of Federal Regulations (14 CFR) section 21.191(i) (1), (2), (3). Aircraft characterized as SLSA, on the other hand, are manufactured to an industry standard, sold as \u201cready-to-fly,\u201d and certificated under 14 CFR sections 21.190. Both ELSA and SLSA are issued a special (pink) airworthiness certificate (Form 8130-7 with attached operating limitations).\nBecause LSAs can involve federal and/or manufacturer-based regulations and limitation standards, there are differing levels of restriction and distinct maintenance requirements for each of the two. The following scenarios are intended to highlight key differences in maintenance procedures for ELSA and SLSA:\nLogbook Entry for Annual Condition Inspection\nJohnny Wrench, a certificated A&P, just completed an annual condition inspection on an ELSA powered parachute. He documented the following in the maintenance logbook:\n\u201cI certify that this aircraft has been inspected on July 1, 2009, in accordance with the scope and detail of Appendix D to part 43, or the manufacturer\u2019s maintenance and inspection procedures, and was found to be in an airworthy condition.\u201d\nIs Johnny\u2019s logbook entry correct?\nNo. When performing a condition inspection on an ELSA or SLSA aircraft, the word airworthy is not used. Instead, Johnny should have noted the aircraft was in a \u201ccondition for safe operation.\u201d SLSA and ELSA aircraft do not have FAA-approved type designs, so the term \u201cairworthy\u201d is not used. You can also check the operations limitations issued with the airworthiness certificate for the correct wording to use.\nELSA Maintenance Requirements\nRonnie Rivet was flying his new ELSA gyroplane when he noticed a crack in the windshield. Ronnie is familiar with this type of repair but is not an A&P or certificated light-sport repairman. Can he perform the windshield repair by himself?\nYes. Any individual, regardless of his or her certification level, can perform this procedure, or for that matter, any maintenance, preventive maintenance, repairs, or alterations to ELSA. Keep in mind, however, that Ronnie should perform the maintenance in accordance with standard practices.\nSLSA Maintenance Requirements\nMary Micrometer owns a small flight training school using airplane-class SLSA aircraft. She also employs two mechanics. Rusty holds a light-sport repairman certificate with a maintenance rating. Tim holds a light-sport repairman certificate with an inspection rating and is taking the 80-hour training course for a maintenance rating (glider class). Rusty delegates the responsibility for performing a 100-hour inspection of the flight school\u2019s airplane-class SLSA to Tim so that it can be used later that day for a training flight. Is Tim legal to carry out this task without a completed maintenance rating on his repairman certificate? Or, will he need to first complete his 80-hour course?\nNo, on both counts. Tim has a light-sport repairman certificate with an airplane-class inspection rating and can perform an annual condition inspection on an aircraft owned by him, but he is not authorized to perform the 100-hour required by 14 CFR sections 91.327. The 100-hour inspection requires a repairman certificate with maintenance rating. Although Tim has almost completed his 80-hour course for a maintenance rating, it is for glider class, which means that completing the course would still not authorize him to perform the 100-hour inspection on an airplane-class light-sport aircraft.\nAirframe and Power plant Rating Privileges\nUsing the same SLSA flight school above, Mary hires an A&P-rated mechanic, Stan, who has just begun training for a light-sport repairman certificate. Rusty asks Stan to replace a propeller on one of the school\u2019s SLSA aircraft and return the aircraft to service. The propeller is not an FAA-approved part nor is the installation an FAA-approved procedure. Is Stan legal to perform this task?\nYes. An A&P rated mechanic can approve and return to service an airframe/power plant/propeller, or any related part or appliance, of an SLSA aircraft after performing and inspecting a major repair or major alteration. This approval authority also extends to products that are not produced under an FAA approval, provided the work was performed under instructions developed by the manufacturer or a person acceptable to the FAA (see 14 CFR sections 65.85 and 65.87).\nSafety Directive Compliance\nContinuing with the same SLSA flight school example, Mary has received several safety directives (SD) from the manufacturer of the flight school\u2019s SLSA fleet. Mary realizes performing the work required by these SDs will significantly affect the peak summer season of flight training. Since the SDs is not FAA-issued, Mary plans to delay taking action until the fall, well past the established compliance date. Can Mary still operate the aircraft in her fleet?\nYes and no. Noncompliance with a manufacturer-issued SD will prohibit Mary from using the aircraft under SLSA airworthiness certificates. However, Mary can opt to surrender the SLSA airworthiness certificates to FAA and apply for ELSA airworthiness certificates instead. If approved, the aircraft can still be flown\u2014but a consequence of flying them under ELSA operating limitations is that they can no longer be used for hire or for training.\nPlease note that Mary does have some options for complying with the SD. According to 14 CFR sections 91.327(b) (4), she can:\nCorrect the unsafe condition in a manner A) different from that specified in the SD provided the person issuing the directive concurs with the action; or\nObtain an FAA waiver from the provisions B) of the SD based on a conclusion that the SD was issued without adhering to the applicable consensus standard.\nMajor Repairs/Alterations\nTommy Torque owns a weight-shift control SLSA aircraft with a type-certificated (TC) engine. 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        "raw_content": "\u201cUneducated\u201d is the favorite insult and excuse of the political left. In the past year alone, for example, a lack of education among voters has been used to explain each of the left\u2019s electoral failures, as well as to dismiss criticisms of its people, policies, and institutions. These defenses are dubious to say the least. Yet setting aside the strategic choices of left-wing political groups, the obsession with un-education reveals that there are serious problems with the way education is understood by the intellectual classes.\n(Article by Matthew McCaffrey, republished from mises.org)\nMost importantly, the popular use of the word \u201ceducation\u201d suffers from the same error as the mainstream economic use of the word \u201ccapital.\u201d This shouldn\u2019t be a surprise, given that education is often metaphorically described as \u201chuman capital.\u201d The error is that both capital and education are thought of as a kind of \u201chomogeneous blob,\u201d or \u201cshmoo.\u201d A shmoo is elastic and can be molded by the user into any shape necessary, and it\u2019s therefore equally serviceable in all possible uses. Anyone who wants to use it as a production input must simply decide how much to apply to a specific problem.\nIn reality, of course, capital and education are both highly heterogeneous. The structure of production is extremely delicate and difficult to organize, and so too is the structure of human knowledge.\nUnfortunately, this fact escapes those intellectuals who concern themselves with other people\u2019s lack of education: in current discourse, education is a homogeneous good acquired exclusively through obtaining formal degrees. To lack a college degree is to lack education, while the more degrees one acquires, the better educated one is. Importantly, all education is equally serviceable across all areas of expertise. English majors can talk about economics, and physicists can talk about politics. But anyone who isn\u2019t a product of the university education system is barred from participating in these discussions.\nIt should be easy to spot the errors in this kind of thinking. First, no matter what kind of education we pursue, we don\u2019t simply add new blobs of it to a big pile. Instead, we acquire specific, distinct types of knowledge which vary widely in their serviceability. Second, and more important, education is not equivalent to obtaining degrees. It means different things in different contexts, and the education that takes place in higher education institutions reflects only a specific and narrow type of learning. Depending on one\u2019s area of study, this kind of learning can often lack relevance outside the classroom, and in this sense, it actually undermines the role of education as a practical tool for learning how to create value within society. This is part of the reason why university-educated people flock to the intellectual class to begin with.\nIn fact, sometimes obtaining the relevant kind of education is impossible within higher education. To take some obvious examples, many of the most successful and world-changing entrepreneurs of the past few decades have been college dropouts. Needless to say, they\u2019ve given a bit more to the human race than the average Huffington Post writer. On a smaller scale, Mises was fond of pointing out that consumers are often better educated about the state of the economy than many economists.\n\u201cEducation\u201d is another example of a kind of rhetorical imperialism that has already captured words like \u201cscience\u201d and \u201cevidence.\u201d The bias in favor of \u201ceducation\u201d is basically a bias in favor of the opinions of the contemporary intellectual classes, and a devotion to the status quo in higher education. The intellectuals treat education as a shmoo because often, that\u2019s exactly what it is to them: simply another word for describing their own collection of homogeneous opinions and concepts, which they believe should form the sum of all discussion. Fortunately, more and more people are beginning to realize that true education does not and cannot thrive in this environment, which increasingly closes itself off from the real world and the people in it. This is the perfect time for organizations like the Mises Institute to take up the challenge of bringing genuine learning to the masses, both inside and outside the academy.\nRead more at: mises.org\nTagged Under: campus, College, common core, education, indoctrination, leftism, liberals",
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        "raw_content": "GENERAL SEMINAR - Dr. Teddy TITE\nDate: Tuesday, 3 April 2018, 10:00\nTitle: Synthesis and characterization of thermochromic and graphene-based materials for application in energy and sensing\nLecturer: Dr. Teddy TITE (Faculty of Medical Engineering, University Politehnica of Bucharest, Romania)",
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        "raw_content": "what is the famous division of ss \"galichina\"?\nSS Division of Galicia\nYears of existence 19431945\nType of infantry\nNumber of 22.000 (Dec. 1944)\nKnown commanders Gruppenfiihrer Walter Shimana, Oberfuhrer Fritz Freytag, Brigadefuhrer Sylvester Stadler, Brigadefuhrer Fritz Freitag, General Pavlo Shandruk\nSS Division Galicia (full name 14-I Waffen-Grenadier Division of the SS Troops Galicia (1-I Ukrainian), German 14. Waffen-Grenadier-Division der SS Galizien (ukrainische Nr. 1), Ukrainian 14-grenad. SS Galicia) one of the divisions of the Waffen-SS of Nazi Germany during the Second World War, recruited from Ukrainian volunteers (from April 1943 CC-Voluntary Infantry Division Galicia (him. SS-Freiwilligen-Sch # 252; tzen-Division Galizien), from July 1944 14-I Volunteer Grenadier Division of the SS Galicia (Galician 1) (German 14. SS-Freiwilligen Grenadier-Division Galizien (galizische Nr. 1), with 27 August 1944 14-Waffen Grenadier Division of the Waffen SS Galicia (Galician 1-I) (German. 14.Waffen- Grenadier-Division der SS Galizien (galizische Nr.1)), from January 15 1945 14-Waffen Grenadier Division of the Waffen SS Galicia (1 Ukrainian) (him. 14.Waffen-Grenadier-Division der SS Galizien (ukrainische Nr.1))\nThe division was recruited from the inhabitants of the Galicia district of the General-Governorship. The excess of volunteers (1 recorded more than 1943 thousand on 80 June) allowed the formation of 5, 6, 7 and 8 Volunteers and the 204 Battalion of Police and SD, some of which were later used to re-create the division after its destruction under Brody in July 1944 year. The divisions of this division from the fall of 1943 participated in the anti-guerrilla war throughout Europe. In mid-July 1944 division of the first set was destroyed by the Red Army in the battles near Brody. At the end of September 1944, the combat readiness regiments of the division were transferred to suppress the Slovak Uprising, by the middle of October 1944 division was involved in Slovakia in full force. At the beginning of 1945, the division was transferred to the Balkans, where it was fighting the Yugoslav partisans. In the middle of March, the division was to be disarmed, having transferred weapons to the German compound being formed, but the rapid advance of the Red Army forced it to be transferred to the front, where it operated with the 1 German Cavalry Corps and was subordinate to the 4 Panzer Corps before capitulation. In the last days of April the 1945 division was formally transformed into the 1 Ukrainian Division of the Ukrainian National Army, although on German maps and documents it still had the same name and the command of the SS troops considered it to be its connection with the SS troops. In the period from 8 on 11 May 1945 units of the division surrendered to American and British troops.\nAs one of the most incompetent SS divisions in common with the Romanian!\nwhen the war ended 1812 d?\nBerlin operation\nplease write briefly the main stages of the Great Patriotic War. the most important event, the meaning and result ...\nIn occasion of military ranks !!\nPlease name the Supreme Commander-in-Chief of the Great Patriotic War in Russia, Germany ...\nimportant dates of the Second World War\nPosted in Other education",
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        "raw_content": "CLASS Community Advisory Board\nAndrea Cruthird-Mays\nDevelopment Advisor, Merced County Office of Education: Early Education in Merced, CA\nContact: acruthird@mcoe.org\nAndrea has 21 years of experience in early education. She severed as a Lead Teacher in a community college lab setting teaching Infants, Toddlers, and Pre-k children for 10 years. She's currently supporting the competency development of Merced Coaching Teams and providing oversight of the local QRIS Coaching time. Previously, she was an educational advisor as a CARES/AB 212 administrator for 7 years. 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        "raw_content": "My last post was about John Wesley's acronym REST. This acronym illustrates the Christian's method of knowing things (epistemology). The acronym stands for reason, experience, Scripture, and tradition. Now I want to talk about which of these is most important. My answer may surprise some, but that's okay. Please hear me out.\nI think that out of these four ways of knowing, reason is the most important. Why? Because reason is how we interpret all of the others.\nReason, in the way Wesley is looking at it, is basically the proper use of the mind to think through something and come to know it as true, or as false. It could basically be summed up as the use of the mind.\nSome say experience is the most important. But we interpret experience by using our minds; by using reason. As far as tradition goes, we have to use reason to think through it as well. Some would say that Scripture is most important. In a way, yes it is - it's the most authoritative. It is always true. But we have to use reason to be able to understand the Bible.\nSome of the reasoning we use is really basic stuff, but it's still reason, and it has to be working properly before we can understand the Bible. You can give a Bible to your dog all you want, but he's not going to do anything with it. Without reason, nothing can happen; there is no impact.\nScripture is the only one of these that is always true. It is straight from God, so it will be true in everything that is teaches. But unless we can think properly, we won't be able to understand the truth it proclaims.\nI want to make it clear that I'm not saying that reason can make it on its own, the others are very important. And I'm not even saying that reason is ultimate. The Bible is ultimate. The Bible is our standard for truth. But we have to be able to use our minds to understand that truth. So reason turns out to be, functionally, the most important.\nThis is why reason is so vital for the Christian. We have to be able to think properly. We have to be able to interpret our experiences well, we have to be able to think through tradition, and we have to be able to understand the Bible.\nWhich do you think is most important?\nknowledge, reason, rest, truth, wesley",
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        "title": "Investing for Survival: The Morning Call--Powell's first FOMC meeting",
        "raw_content": "The indices (DJIA 24729, S&P 2716) managed to recover some of Monday\u2019s losses. Volume was down, but breadth improved. The indices continue to trade above both moving averages and within uptrends across all major timeframes. So the technical assumption remains that long term stocks are going higher. On the other hand, they are now in a very short term downtrend. The key to negating that trend would be the end of the current \u2018sell the rips\u2019 mentality. Until that occurs, short term it looks like lower prices. The big question is, if there is more downside, will it be big enough to begin successfully challenging those moving averages and uptrends?\nhttps://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-03-20/traders-cant-emotionally-handle-vol-nothing-scarier-illiquidity\nThe VIX was off 4 \u00bc %, but still ended above the upper boundary of its very short term downtrend for a second day, negating that trend. It appears that the recent calm in the VIX could be over.\nThe long Treasury declined, finishing below the upper boundary of its former very short term downtrend just three days after negating it. However, more follow through on the downside is needed before that very short term downside is reestablished. Whatever happens to the very short term trend, the momentum in TLT is still lower.\nhttps://macromon.wordpress.com/2018/03/18/why-this-correction-is-different/\nThe dollar rose, getting back in sync with bonds (yields up, UUP up). While it is struggling to stabilize, the trend remains down.\nGLD fell \u00bd %, finishing back below the lower boundary of its short term uptrend, which it broke last Friday, then reclaimed on Monday; if it remains below that boundary through the close on Thursday, it will reset to a trading range. Gold appears to be at an important directional juncture.\nhttps://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-03-20/russia-hoarding-gold-fastest-pace-12-years\nBottom line: the technicals of the equity market point higher for the long term. The thing that I am watching now is whether the \u2018sell the rips\u2019 mentality holds. If it does, then very short term the pin action will point down. The big issue is will \u2018down\u2019 be big enough to start taking out major support levels. TLT, UUP and GLD all traded like rates are going higher, which, to me, seems at odds with yesterday\u2019s stock market performance.\nOnly one minor economic stat released yesterday---month to date retail chain store sales growth improved. 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        "raw_content": "I'll be on the road this afternoon for oh, about seven hours, heading home from D.C. (hence the paucity of posts this weekend). Would just like to make the observation that while Maryland and West Virginia go quickly enough, Ohio takes a freaking long time to drive through. Doh!\nA few more Passion links\nGood commentary from S.T. Karnick on NRO, and a roundup of all NRO's takes on the film here. To follow the box office gross of the film, you can check here, with an article here.\nQuod est veritas?\nSo says Pontius Pilate rhetorically, dismissively, when questioning Jesus of Nazareth. But the prisoner has already told him, told us, the answer:\nYou say correctly that I am a king. For this I have been born, and for this I have come into the world, to testify to the truth. Everyone who is of the truth hears My voice. -Jn 18:37\nI was able to see the Passion of the Christ yesterday, after a year of following the controversy and story of the film online. There's not too much I can add to all the myriad reviews already out there, but I thought I would share a least a few of my reflections (this will probably be ongoing - it takes a little while to process!)\nI can understand those who simply took issue with aspects of the film as a film, those who would have made different dramatic choices, would have added a bit here, would not have directed so much attention there, would perhaps have directed a different film. All of those are fair criticisms (I, for instance, might have added a bit more to show the Resurrection, or closed the film with John 3:16 or another verse). I feel, however, that many reviewers who have criticized this movie simply did not, for lack of a better phrase, get it. Mel Gibson's film is not about Liberal Hippie Jesus, or Buddy Jesus, or Wimpy Jesus. Mel Gibson's film is about the Son of Man and Son of God, and it is uncompromising in its demands upon the audience to experience Christ's suffering and death with him, and to accept our own complicity in his suffering and death. Part of the Catholic profession of faith, made in every Mass, states, \"For our sake, he was crucified under Pontius Pilate. He suffered, died, and was buried.\" That is what this movie is about.\n\"But concentrating on the end of Christ's life ignores the rest of it: the teachings, the parables, the miracles, the essence of Jesus' ministry,\" says the Columbus Dispatch's Frank Gabrenya. Well, yes and no: Gibson's movie was not supposed to be about the whole of Christ's life and ministry, but about, as announced in the title, the Passion of Christ - from the Last Supper through the crucifixion and the Resurrection - but Gibson does show, through flashbacks, parts of Jesus's ministry. We see the entrance into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday, part of the Sermon on the Mount, the forgiveness of the adulterous woman, and other small bits of his public and nonpublic life. The scenes are very effectively used, in my opinion. \"This is my body,\" Christ says as he breaks bread with his disciples: and we flash to the nails pounded into his hands. \"This is my blood,\" he says as he passes the cup to his disciples: and we see it poured out for us.\n\"Savagery overwhelms message of love and mercy,\" complains Gabrenya. But the whole movie is about love and mercy. All of this, all Christ's suffering, the movie makes clear, he accepted voluntarily, for us and our salvation. He was the perfect, because perfectly innocent, sacrifice, the only person whose death could absolve the world of its sin. The part that I cried the most at was when, as Jesus has collapsed, rocks cutting into his bleeding, broken body on Golgotha after he has completed the Via Dolorosa, Jesus picks himself up and crawls toward his cross to be nailed to it. After all his suffering, there was more to come, and at every moment, he chose it willingly - for our sake. Greater love hath no man than this, he has told us, than to lay down one's life for a friend. Thus he has shown us the greatest love of all. And even as his agony overwhelms him, he cries out for forgiveness for his tormenters. What greater mercy could any man show?\nI think it is possible to have artistic issues with this movie, but many of the media reviewers take issue not with the direction or the art, but with the message. And I think that, unfortunately, is to miss the entire point of the movie. But the incredible success of the film over the past four days (almost $100 million in four days!) shows that the movie is connecting with a huge audience that reviewers like Gabrenya simply will never understand. All I know is that I will never walk the Stations of the Cross again without these images in my mind, and I hope that meditation and reflection on the mystery of Christ's death and resurrection will be made more powerful and real for everyone who witnesses it.\nLabels: Catholic matters, Hollywood left and right, Media\n\"Welcome to the marriage movement\"\nElizabeth Marquardt posts:\n...Similarly, my mayor, Richard Daley, said last week in support of SSM that those who are bothered by it should \"look in the mirror\" and look at the divorce rate.\nTo all of them I say, welcome to the marriage movement. Interestingly, some of those who just months ago would have feared saying something negative about our divorce rate (who wants to look like a right wing conservative, after all?) [IL: Elizabeth is a Democrat] suddenly are willing to bash divorce when the topic of SSM comes up. Great. If they're concerned about divorce I have many suggestions about what they can do to help out. In the meantime, they might consider that at least some and perhaps many of us who are worried about SSM have *also* been worried about and working on the problem of divorce long before these family issues hit their own radar screen.\nfor Steve Podraza. Does he mean to suggest that everyone who supports the federal marriage amendment is ignorant and an idiot, or is this a more general commentary that 51% of the population can determine policy in a democracy even if every one of them happens to be an idiot? Just curious.\nAlso, he asks: Does it matter that their argument cannot withstand rational scrutiny?\nPlease let me know what you think \"our\" argument is (I can assure you, as my posts among many others' demonstrate, it's not \"plug [our] ears and yell \u201csanctity, sanctity, sanctity\u201d over and over again\"), and how it fails to withstand rational scrutiny. It makes perfect sense to me, and I'm always happy to discuss :) That's part of what our online discourse is about, after all, right? (Besides being a place to vent our own viewpoints, anyway :)\nAlso: funny post from zipsix about activist judges (scroll up). They do get everywhere!\nSliding down the slippery slope\nI expect there to be general discontent with my \"what about incest and polygamy?\" posts. But do they really have nothing to do with the matter at hand, as Ms Jacques insists below?\nHere's the thing: incest is related to homosexual behavior inasmuch as both represent relatively uncommon forms of sexual behavior, whether the practitioners sincerely cannot control their feelings, or can (whether there truly is love involved, or not). Forty years ago, it was clear to pretty much everyone that sodomy was on the same order as incestuous relations, etc. (It still is, today, to most of the world.) Now, insofar as we have greater sympathy and tolerance for people who cannot control their feelings, and we recognize that some people have strong relationships that might not have been approved of in the past, we are better off today. However, it represents a peculiar form of blindness to honestly believe (as Ms Jacques appears to) that just as stigmas fell away from homosexuality (to the extremely unlikely point that we are now debating gay \"marriage\"), they will not also fall away from incest, polygyny, polyamory, or what have you. It's as though it used to be (and this is simplistic, but it's the best visualization I could come up with at the moment)\nA | B C D E\nwhere \"A\" is heterosexual behavior (generally within marriage), on the \"acceptable\" side of the line, with everything else clearly delineated on the other side. Now it is (or attempting to be)\nA B | C D E\nwhere \"B\" is homosexual behavior and now is (or would be) \"acceptable\" and include marriage as part of that general acceptance. Of course, supporters of SSM, like everyone else, can make judgments (even moral ones) about which kinds of relationships are conducive to human well-being and which aren't. Of course they can. Like everyone else, they can draw lines. But once you've moved the line once, then if those same arguments which were successful in normalizing gay behavior are valid, and are used by groups clamoring for C, D, and E, then you have to find other principles to stop it. Given the arguments based on love and consent, it's hard to find any such principles. That is, if \"B\" became accepted on the arguments that love was sincerely involved, that adults were giving full consent, and that private behavior cannot be regulated by morals legislation, then what if advocates for \"C\" also point out that love may be sincerely involved, adults involved are consenting, and their private behavior cannot be regulated by morals legislation? And if marriage then necessarily follows from the destigmatization of the behavior, to accomodate families that exist, to give the benefits and incidents of marriage to the parties involved?\nBut incest is illegal because of possibilities of birth defects, and the likelihood of coercion, it is pointed out. But what if there is no chance of pregnancy? And on what grounds can the state presume coercion if two adults say they have freely consented? Polygamy is even more likely a case, since it already exists in some parts of the world (including breakaway sects in Utah), and has in history. But it hurts women, it is pointed out. But what if the women have consented? Polyamory groups also exist and are clamoring for recognition of their families as well. On what grounds do we deny them their rights? Some people accept that all these must follow - others, like Ms Jacques, resist it (partly because it's so much easier to make the case to the American people that oh, we're not asking for what those people are asking, we're just two people).\nI don't mean to be flip at all, and I recognize there was, in between that \"A\" and \"B\", a shift to destigmatize pretty much all sex outside of marriage, among heterosexuals first. There's no blame or condemnation being made, merely a pointing out that if arguments which compel one conclusion may also be employed to compel another conclusion, and the two conclusions may not really be wholly distinguished (this is the form of arguments lawyers follow all the time), we better be ready for all those conclusions to follow upon the first, right now.\nA good suggestion over at NRO:\nI believe, however, that given present circumstances that the best strategy is to take the mayor at his word and employ \"street theatre\" in a provocative way in order to force the other side to defend their marital nihilism in all its glory. Here's the plan: Have about 50 folks go to San Francisco city hall and request marriage licenses, but not for gay marriages, rather, for other sorts of \"unions\" that are also forbidden by the state: three bisexuals from two genders, one person who wants to marry himself (and have him accuse the mayor of \"numberism,\" the prejudice that marriage must include more than one person), two married couples who want a temporary \"wife-swap lease,\" a couple consisting of two brothers, two sisters, or a brother and a sister, an adult mother and son, and a man who wants to add a second wife and a first husband in order to have a \"marital ensemble,\" etc., etc. Let's see if the mayor will give these people \"marriage\" licenses. If not, why not? If not, then the jig is up and the mayor actually has to explain the grounds on which he will not give licenses to these folks. But what could those grounds be? That it would break the law? That marriage has a nature, a purpose, that is not the result of social construction or state fiat? If so, then what is it and why?\nI mean, Rosie O'Donnell wants to marry her partner for the spousal immunity privilege in court (not that the privilege would be valid in New York, but...). If they can do it, why not (as I read somewhere yesterday) two mob bosses who don't want to testify against each other? If it's all about the legal incidents, who says sex even has to be involved? Who is the state to pry into whether a couple actually is having sexual relations? And so why not that adult father and son? (No kids can possibly result, they may love each other or simply want legal incidents, the state has no authority to presume coercion, they wouldn't be hurting anyone...)\nThe question was put to Cheryl Jacques, President of the Human Rights Campaign, on \"Crossfire\" the other night. How did she respond?\nCARLSON: I beg your pardon. I want to -- I want to ask you a question. And I want you to answer it. No one ever answers this question. And perhaps you will.\nThe standards that the Massachusetts Supreme Court set was intimacy. People are intimate, share intimacy, they deserve to be married. Why draw the line at two people, say? Why shouldn't a group of three men, for instance, by that standard, be able to be married? It's an honest question. I'd like an honest answer, please.\nJACQUES: Here's an honest answer. Tucker, I'm raising two sons. I want them to be in love with a committed partner. I want them to have a family. I want grandchildren. I want them to take care of each other. I want them to share each other's health insurance. I want, when one of them dies, the other one to be able to receive Social Security survivor benefits, because they'll pay into it, as I do.\nCARLSON: OK, but you haven't answered the question yet.\nJACQUES: I just answered it.\nCARLSON: No, no, why not three?\nJACQUES: I want two committed parents, like every family.\nCARLSON: But why deny the right of free people\nJACQUES: Because I don't approve of that.\n[IL: I thought that was not an appropriate \"reason\" to have...?]\nCARLSON: Why don't you approve of it?\nBEGALA: Who is asking for it?\nHAYWORTH: Well, I'll tell you who is asking for it.\nJACQUES: The American Pediatrics Association, all the leading groups say two committed parents.\nCARLSON: But give me a reason. I don't understand.\nJACQUES: That's what makes for a healthy family and a loving family and that's what I want.\nHAYWORTH: Paul asked, who is asking for this? And the sad fact is, right now, polygamists are petitioning the courts in Utah.\nJACQUES: That's not what this is about.\nHAYWORTH: No, it's precisely what this is about.\nCARLSON: Why isn't that what it is about?\nJACQUES: Because that's a different show with different advocates.\nWell, that clears things right up.\nComparisons on an astronomical level are always a little hard to grasp (more energy in three hours than the sun emits in a century??) but definitely fun to contemplate.\nOh, man. (One last post on Passion, then no more for awhile, I promise!) I'm not surprised a lot of the \"Cream of the Crop\" are calling this movie (on average) \"rotten.\" All I know is that even the \"Making of\" video of this film is powerful (link via C&EI). But then, I'm a biased audience (although if people I trust had dismissed the movie, I wouldn't have paid it much mind either). In any event, one last quote this evening (thanks to a friend). From C.S. Lewis: our options in response to the critical question, \"Who do you say that I am?\"\nI am trying to prevent anyone saying the really foolish thing that people often say about Him: \"I am ready to accept Jesus as the great moral teacher, but I don't accept His claim to be God.\" That is the one thing we must not say. A man who was merely a man and said the sort of things Jesus said would not be a great moral teacher. He would either be a lunatic--on a level with the man who says he is a poached egg--or else he would be the Devil of Hell. You must make your choice. Either this man was, and is, the Son of God: or else a madman or something worse. You can shut Him up for a fool, you can spit at Him and kill Him as demon; or you can fall at His feet and call Him Lord and God. But let us not come with any patronizing nonsense about His being a great human teacher. He has not left that open to us. He did not intend to.\nProfessor Whaley spoke to the Federalist Society today on the topic of SSM. I appreciated his willingness to speak to students, and I thought the discussion was a good one (of course, I'll always be indebted to Prof. Whaley for his recordings of the \"Contracts\" Sum & Substance tapes that I spent a lot of time listening to last year!).\nOne of the points of discussion was something I was prompted to go back and look up again to double check once I got home - namely, the professor's frequent assertion that at least one-tenth of the population was homosexual. I pointed out that Lambda Legal, the Human Rights Campaign, GLAAD, PFLAG, People for the American Way, and others in their amicus brief to the Supreme Court in Lawrence v. Texas last year, conceded in a fairly formal manner (at note 16) what many activists have conceded for years, that the percentage is far lower.\nThe most widely accepted study of sexual practices in the United States is the National Health and Social Life Survey (NHSLS). The NHSLS found that 2.8% of the male, and 1.4% of the female, population identify themselves as gay, lesbian, or bisexual. See Laumann et al., The Social Organization of Sex: Sexual Practices in the United States (1994).\nProf. Whaley indicated that this number was a lowball, designed to make homosexual practices seem less threatening numerically, and obtained by \"two women knocking on doors.\" However, it appears, first, that HRC's purposes might have been served better by presenting a higher number to show that many people were affected by the sodomy laws, than by purposely downplaying numbers. Second, the NHSLS's survey seems to have been conducted in a methodologically sound, not arbitrary, way, that has been widely accepted, to judge by the wide credibility afforded the survey. The Williams Project on sexual orientation law and policy at UCLA Law, for instance, says that\n[t]he NHSLS is considered methodologically strong for a number of reasons: it was conducted by highly-regarded researchers; it carefully developed a random and statistically-significant data set; and it carefully trained its researchers about how to question people concerning their sexual practices. (p.3)\nNone of this matters for the fact that we should treat all people with dignity and respect as individuals. But it matters for the sake of intellectual honesty in all of our discussions (since the ten percent number is often innocently taken as fact), and it has some relevance as we are confronted with the question of redefining the central institution of civilization around the world and throughout history, which has always been between men and women.\nNew reports reveal the staggering statistic that nine million new cases of sexually transmitted diseases were contracted in 2000. What could possibly have caused this?\nHalf of all young Americans will get a sexually transmitted disease by the age of 25, perhaps because they are ignorant about protection or embarrassed to ask for it, according to several reports issued on Tuesday.\nOr perhaps, I don't know, because they had sex with more than one person by the age of 25, instead of one person for life within marriage? But no, abstinence before marriage wouldn't help the problem:\nThey [the reports] said the U.S. government's policy of preferring abstinence-only education would only increase those rates.\nResearchers in studies like this always take for granted, as they say \"abstinence, but,\" that it is an unchangeable certainty people will have sex as teenagers or young adults outside of marriage. But it wasn't always this way; why should it always necessarily be so in the future? \"True Love Waits\" movements are gaining popularity among young people around the country. My point is, I think at this point, most people understand how to use protection if they want to make responsible choices about their own lives (which many people can and do). That is, I think we can safely assume 9 million young people in 2000 didn't somehow completely miss the safe sex message growing up in the 80's and 90's. The conclusion I would draw from these studies is not that people aren't educated or don't try to use protection - I think many people know about responsible decision-making and try to practice it - but rather that \"safe sex\" is often largely a myth.\nIt said three diseases -- human papillomavirus or genital wart virus, a parasitic infection called trichomoniasis and chlamydia -- accounted for 88 percent of all new cases of STDs in 15- to 24-year-olds. Wart virus is the major cause of cervical cancer while chlamydia can cause infertility.\nI should think it's at least plausible that teenagers could be motivated to try to avoid those unfortunate and unpleasant consequences, in the only way guaranteed to do so: abstinence. These are horrible consequences that are causing millions of people to suffer (and be affected possibly for life), when they could have been prevented.\nEDIT: It is important to stress that \"abstinence-only\" education does not consist of a \"sex is bad, so don't do it, full stop\" message. Of course something like that would be ineffective and inappropriate. Abstinence-based sex education, rather, teaches about what sex is (biologically speaking) and then encourages abstinence, providing reasons why this is advisable - no risk of pregnancy, HPV, wart virus, parasitic infections, etc. People can make their own responsible decisions, and many do, but abstinence makes sense as a teaching tool because it is the only way to be sure of avoiding the afore-mentioned risks. Telling kids about \"safe sex,\" just by virtue of teaching it, encourages them to believe that it really can be safe, i.e., negative-consequence-free, when in fact, nine million young Americans in 2000 alone learned the hard way that it often isn't.\nTwo more commentaries\nNormally, even though I read his reviews on most movies, I end up disagreeing with Roger Ebert, and find mildly irritating the way he throws random political asides into his reviews. Given his general secularism, then, I was surprised to see he's given the Passion four stars.\nIs the film \"good\" or \"great?\" I imagine each person's reaction (visceral, theological, artistic) will differ. I was moved by the depth of feeling, by the skill of the actors and technicians, by their desire to see this project through no matter what. To discuss individual performances, such as James Caviezel's heroic depiction of the ordeal, is almost beside the point. This isn't a movie about performances, although it has powerful ones, or about technique, although it is awesome, or about cinematography (although Caleb Deschanel paints with an artist's eye), or music (although John Debney supports the content without distracting from it).\nIt is a film about an idea. An idea that it is necessary to fully comprehend the Passion if Christianity is to make any sense. Gibson has communicated his idea with a singleminded urgency. Many will disagree. Some will agree, but be horrified by the graphic treatment. I myself am no longer religious in the sense that a long-ago altar boy thought he should be, but I can respond to the power of belief whether I agree or not, and when I find it in a film, I must respect it.\nEbert also says this is the most violent film he's ever seen. He might mean the most intimately violent film he's ever seen, given that he's raved previously about such gore-fests as \"Kill Bill,\" but I think in this film the violence is clearly designed to serve a purpose. It's not cartoonish; it's not violent for the sake of thrill-seeking. It's violent because that's the reality of what happened, to an innocent man, for us and our salvation.\nAlso: Michael Medved shares his views from a Jewish perspective, with a thoughtful consideration of Jewish-Christian relations and how they may be affected by this film.\nGiving the American people a choice\nDave Barry for President!\nI can't help it, I'm happy about this news. The Star Wars movies were the only ones I brought with me to college (except for Monty Python and the Holy Grail, of course), and I've been watching them at least since I was five. I can make no apologies for my dorkiness in this regard :)\nPassion takes\nC&EI links to two good reviews of Mel Gibson's Passion, by Ezra Levant and Rod Dreher. The reviews keep coming in to say how powerful this film really is. It is only a movie, after all - but for people of our time, movies are one of the most vivid and impacting ways to make things \"real\" for us, and even if you properly keep things in perspective, who among us hasn't ever been moved by a film? I must admit to being nervous to seeing this, however ... but I've got my tickets for Saturday.\nPeople, actions, and moral evaluation\nSteve thinks I merely pay lip service to tolerance and compassion. I've little doubt he also dismisses the president's words along the same lines (which words I fully endorse):\nOur government should respect every person and protect the institution of marriage. There is no contradiction between these responsibilities. We should also conduct this difficult debate in a matter worthy of our country, without bitterness or anger. In all that lies ahead, let us match strong convictions with kindness and good will and decency.\nI can't convince Steve of my goodwill - except by my words, actions, and tone, and simply by being truthful. It is inconsistent with Christian teaching to hate people because of who they are, or indeed to hate at all. Love, however, does not mean acceptance of all actions; and I do not embrace the Newspeak definition of \"tolerance\" as \"wholehearted affirmation.\" Though I believe that homosexual actions are wrong, I would not move to pass laws against them as done in the privacy of homes (I refer to Chris's thoughtful post which suggests that \"the fact in and of itself that your morality finds another's decision to be wrong is not a legitimate reason to outlaw something\" [emphasis mine], but if considerations validating one's morality become \"problems of general concern for society,\" it is appropriate to have laws dealing with the subject). Because \"my\" morality as regards SSM absolutely is validated by reasons of general social concern, I cannot sanction the redefinition of the central institution of civilization: marriage. This isn't a personal judgment or condemnation of individuals; it is a move to protect marriage and the family from further crumbling in our society, so that we don't look like Scandinavia very shortly, so that we can continue the effort to protect our children and our families. Furthermore, for me and a few billion others - including, my perception is sincerely, the president - this position is wholly in keeping with Christian (in my case, more specifically Catholic) teaching.\nThe principles of respect and non-discrimination cannot be invoked to support legal recognition of homosexual unions. Differentiating between persons or refusing social recognition or benefits is unacceptable only when it is contrary to justice.(16) The denial of the social and legal status of marriage to forms of cohabitation that are not and cannot be marital is not opposed to justice; on the contrary, justice requires it.\nNor can the principle of the proper autonomy of the individual be reasonably invoked. It is one thing to maintain that individual citizens may freely engage in those activities that interest them and that this falls within the common civil right to freedom; it is something quite different to hold that activities which do not represent a significant or positive contribution to the development of the human person in society can receive specific and categorical legal recognition by the State.\nMedia Research Center's Tim Graham is right on target with his imagining of how a different media might report the president's endorsement of FMA this morning:\nIf Reuters were right wing . . .\nWASHINGTON -- Citing broad congressional majorities in sync with his position, President Bush this morning moved to strengthen the institution of marriage from judicial and political assaults by activists pushing what they call \"gay marriage.\"\nOf course, given the strong liberal leanings of the elite media and their general disconnect from average Americans, that type of phrasing is literally unthinkable :)\nEthics - we'll worry about them later\nThe pope cautions about issues involved with new medical technology, saying that while there are many \"promising prospects for the good of humanity,\" we must be careful to guard against \"the spread of currents of thought of utilitarian and hedonist inspiration.\"\nIn other words, life is not a commodity. We do well to remember that when considering the largely unregulated artificial reproductive technologies industry, which is currently at least a $2 billion a year industry - selling hope to often emotionally vulnerable couples at only about $10,000 a pop, where there is a 30% chance of successful conception, implantation, pregnancy and birth on the first try, with probabilities declining each subsequent time. The therapy required to harvest women's eggs requires extremely unnaturally high levels of hormones. The procedure required to harvest those eggs and subsequently reimplant them is embarassing and potentially hazardous. Ethics of paying up to $15,000 to financially needy college students or poor women to go through the harvesting process are largely unconsidered. If implantation works, there are still issues of multiple births and, even when multiple embryos have been \"selectively reduced,\" (i.e., aborted), low birth weights and all the (often severe) health problems attendant to low birth weight, for children and mothers with higher-risk pregnancies; the effects of this are generally unstudied.\nThese are difficult issues, and it's tough to suggest, when seeing the success stories, that there could be anything wrong with the situation when couples who desperately want and would do anything to conceive, actually do conceive a child. Still, we must be careful to see children not as a right, but as a gift (what about the children waiting to be adopted?), and we must be careful not to let the artificial reproductive technology spin out of control, as it may already be doing, before we've even had a chance to consider the myriad ethical issues involved.\nLa libert\u00e9 du discours?\nFirst amendment scholars take note: it doesn't exist in France, where journalists can be fired for suggesting that maybe, perhaps, the French media leans, oh, just *slightly* anti-American and anti-Israel. Regardless of one's views on the Iraq war or the Palestinian conflict, I think most of us can agree that we should be allowed to have, and publish, different views on the subject? Send over the ACLU! (Professor Goldberger would be proud :)\nIf French journalists are certain of the justice of their anti-Americanism, other journalists are forming their own certainties about France. Says EURSOC\u2019s Neil Dodds, \u201cIf you credit France with the most cynical, self-interested motivation, you will usually be proved right.\u201d\nEver since John Fund's political analysis became available to subscribers only, I've missed reading his commentary. (Then again, it's probably chump change for the demographics the WSJ pulls in, who also pay for the whole rest of the paper online.) Happily, he has a new article up today, this time about the politics of SSM. It's a dicey issue for both parties, since Democrats are aware of backlashes from the public (already happening in Massachusetts). Republicans have issues of their own.\nRepublicans still have to be careful about appearing, or being, intolerant and leaving themselves open to charges of hypocrisy. David Boaz of the Cato Institute once wrote a powerful piece in the New York Times chiding family-values conservatives for criticizing gays while most social problems--abortion, divorce, latchkey kids, out-of-wedlock births--result from misbehaving heterosexuals. He noted that articles on homosexuality in conservative publications far outnumber those on, say divorce. \"Scapegoating gay men and lesbians may get conservatives some votes, but it is not going to solve any of American families' real problems,\" he says.\nI would emphasize that \"or being\" point - it's important that conservatives actually be, consistent with their principles, tolerant and accepting of individuals, even if they firmly oppose actions such as SSM. (Aside: not that I put any faith in the Republican Party as such ... as Mark Shea often points out, we usually have a choice between the stupid party and the evil party ... neither has much of an advantage as they squabble over the political middle. I always identify as a conservative first, on political matters, and would be quite happy to vote for a Democrat who was socially conservative. They're usually forced out, though.)\nI do take issue with Boaz's complaint that pro-family organizations don't do enough to combat other social problems, though he is right those don't always receive as much play. When I worked at Family Research Council, though, and from my long exposure to Focus on the Family and some other groups, it is quite evident that these groups care quite a lot about helping families survive and thrive in light of the perfect mess heterosexuals have already made of family life in the last 40 years. There's work going on on all fronts: but the current matter of SSM has been thrust upon us and demands attention now. It's far from the only issue social conservatives are worried about, however.\nLabels: Politics and policy, SSM and related issues\nExtrinsic matters\nThe debate rages on about whether SSM is a civil rights matter. David Blankenhorn and Debra Saunders weigh in against, and I (obviously) agree with them. To impose racial requirements on marriage is to impose a qualification that has nothing to do with what marriage is. To see this, and to discredit the analogy to the American Civil Rights movement, one need only take a perspective broader than that of American history (specifically, history of some Southern states) in the last hundred years or so:\nMarriage is an institution that has existed in every civilization around the world, since the beginning of civilization. Therefore, it has clearly existed in nonwhite, and non-racially-homogeneous cultures. Therefore, race can have had nothing ever to do with marriage as an institution. When the people who passed anti-miscegenation laws did so, they were grafting a purely arbitrary characteristic - wrong as a matter of law, and simply wrong - onto marriage. Why they did so is also relevant: they did so to \"keep the races separate.\" This repulsive, discriminatory intent was based on a morally neutral characteristic - the race of some Americans - and was particularly offensive given the terrible history of slavery, Jim Crow, and segregation in this country. They did this out of racism: there was nothing about marriage as an institution - which existed between people of different races everywhere around the world (including other states in America!), for thousands of years - that ever suggested race had anything to do with it.\nBy contrast, people who seek to keep marriage between a man and a woman are in keeping with thousands of years of tradition around the world, including everywhere in this country. Tradition by itself is not reason to justify it, of course, but there are many reasons that this particular tradition was formed (and is maintained everywhere today around the world except for a few select locales in Northern Europe and North America, where it has been recently imposed) - marriage has to do with children, with the union of men and women who are designed to be complementary, to support each other, to promote a stable society. Marriage has not been formed as an institution between men and women with any discriminatory intent based on gender - there is no desire to discriminate against men or women by this definition. Marriage has not even been formed as an institution, historically, around the world, with the specific intent to discriminate on the basis of sexual orientation, but was formed for entirely other reasons having to do with protection of children, the good of the man and woman, the promotion of stable society (it may have had something to do with the marital act, but actions are rational things to make moral evaluations of). Homosexual behavior has clearly existed in other cultures, and yet never been part of the conception of marriage as an institution, because marriage was about something else, which is fundamentally to do with the unique complementarity of men and women. But finally, even if so, people with same-sex attraction never faced the same awful legacy of slavery and clear oppression of segregation and Jim Crow that African-Americans did. Some clearly disagree with me, but I don't feel I'm saying anything particularly radical here.\nFew people are saying that homosexual behavior should be illegal; most accept that doing what one wants in one's home is a private affair, so to speak. But the debate over SSM goes beyond tolerance for private behavior or acceptance of individuals regardless of their feelings, into forcing governmental and highly public approval of those actions, by redefining with an element heretofore wholly unknown to it, the institution (developed between men and women for reasons) central to civilization.\nThanks very much to Mark Shea for linking to my blog, and thanks to Sheavites who are stopping by! I can't help you if you're a Michigan fan, seeing as how both my schools hold particular grudges against the hated Blue from up north, but I'll do my best to be a good contributor to St Blog's nonetheless :) You can scroll down to here, here or here if you'd like to read some of my more Catholic-inclined posts so far.\nThis post will be a bit incoherent, so I apologize upfront. The cover story in the Dispatch today leaves me with a general feeling of despair, even though I know that's not right. It follows a day in the life of a 27-year-old Columbus homeless woman and her six children, as they navigate school, social services, and the YWCA's Interfaith Hospitality Network. The woman is doing her best to get back on her feet, as social workers help her locate an apartment and get a job. The way the IHN works is that families stay in local churches for one week at a time, with a maximum time limit they can stay in the system, I think. The kids get transportation to school and volunteer families help play with the kids, prepare the homes each week for new families, and cook meals. (My family volunteered a couple of times when I was younger.) These people are doing good work - Christ's work. And the homeless families are the ones in need.\nBut I just have to wonder, how? How does one get into these situations? This woman has six children by four different men. She had three, three years in a row, starting at age 17. How does a woman keep making those choices to get into those situations? Who are the men who take advantage of this, disappearing shortly thereafter as soon as it becomes clear there is a \"problem\"? Well, most are probably men who had no father figures in their own lives. But here's what made me probably the angriest: a picture of the father of the youngest three children, who \"dropped by\" one of the shelters to play with his daughter. He \"dropped by\"? Well, way to take responsibility there, jerk. So nice of you to drop by the homeless shelter where you've left the mother of three of your children. Shame it has to be like this for her. Naturally, the woman in the story receives no child support from any of the children's fathers, even the one who still \"drops by\".\nI worked for a family lawyer for a few months in South Bend, and saw many stories like this. In one case, we helped a woman obtain child support from the father of two of her children. He, naturally, had other children out there vying for the withholds from his paychecks. She, naturally, was pregnant with someone else's child as well. It's just tragic, because everyone involved reaps the unfortunate consequences of their own decisions. You do what you can, because it's all you can do. You help out the children, keep them in school and healthy. You volunteer and provide shelter, you cook meals, you donate money, you help women and children find support in the laws, and you try to change some of the unfairness in the system. But in the end, you have to change the cultural values. And how do you do that?\nWe have to start valuing fatherhood again. Dan Quayle was right.\nWhatever and ever. Amen.\nIf you have time for a long read, I highly recommend this article on diversity from First Things. It's about truth, justice, and the Western tradition of reason as applied to universities and academic thought.\nDiversity can rightly be called a value-free term. All it does, ordinarily, is identify a condition of unlikeness between or among things. It reports this difference as a fact and by itself indicates nothing of the goodness or badness of that fact. Rather, the happenstance of goodness or badness depends on factors other than the diversity itself. The population, for example, is marked by diverse conditions of physical and mental well-being among its members. Some are healthy, others are sick. Better if all were healthy and there were no diversity on this score. Diversity here happens to be linked to a deviation from the normative conditions of health and well-being. It\u2019s bad. The presence of physical suffering and mental anguish does not ground the \u201ccelebration of diversity\u201d recommended by bumper stickers and university administrators.\nBut then of course universities use the term not as the morally neutral term it is. Rather they transform it into a buzzword to identify an ideal of university education. And that ideal, like all objects of human aspiration, presupposes a comprehensive view of mankind\u2014one according to which human beings are poised to become, merely through their own efforts, psychologically and spiritually complete. Recognizing the pathological consequences of this false conception of diversity is crucial. But even more important is coming to understand the truth that it actively (though perhaps unconsciously) seeks to obscure\u2014namely, the truth about human diversity and its implications for our hopes for wholeness...\nOne of the things I've been noticing lately in comments of many advocates of SSM is the belief that DOMA laws or any laws specifically denying recognition to gay \"marriage\" are objectively wrong. To be sure, some people simply argue that those laws are unconstitutional, without reference to any normative statement of the rightness or wrongness of such laws. However, others, including many of the pro-SSM posters at the Marriage Debate blog, make a more fundamental argument that nonrecognition of gay marriage constitutes a denial of dignity, abstract equality, and even human rights. I've heard the justifications of \"an unjust law is no law\" many times over the last few days.\nTo what authority do these advocates appeal?\nI'm working out my thoughts on this, but it seems to me that those who are arguing that gays have fundamental rights to marriage equality are appealing to higher principles - that the right to marry includes the right to marry someone of the same sex, because that is simply just. Even if the state doesn't grant the right, there is a higher, natural right. Equality is not merely a constitutional guarantee, but something even higher, something we all can recognize. Martin Luther King, Abraham Lincoln, Thomas Jefferson - all of these recognized that there were natural rights, that we were \"endowed by our Creator with unalienable rights\" that exist outside of the state, outside of the written, positive law. Sometimes the postive law will conflict with or infringe on our natural rights, and then these laws will be unjust - and therefore, no law at all. We might even have a moral imperative to oppose them.\nWell, if you accept that there is such a thing as natural rights, then how do we determine them? This is not a new question; it has been pondered by great thinkers dating back at least to Aristotle. The Catholic tradition of natural law, as best espoused by St. Thomas Aquinas, holds that natural rights and natural law may be discerned by reason and empiricism - observation of the world around us. Drawing on the old thinkers, just laws could be those that improved the human condition (in the Catholic case, not hindering man's relationship to God) or that promoted the stability of society. From Locke and Jefferson's perspective, that positive law would be just which ensured man's freedom to life, liberty, and property (or pursuit of happiness) and did not infringe on others' rights to the same (though I believe it was a concept of ordered liberty, not liberty as license). For Lincoln, in that tradition, slavery - though a part of positive enacted law - was unjust, as it violated the natural human right to be free, that is, not subject to enslavement. All these rights we could know by reason and observation.\nNow if some activists see gay marriage as a right, the denial of which is manifestly wrong, then they must be appealing to a higher law, saying that liberty includes the right to marry someone of the same sex. Do we know that from reason? But reason does support the institution of marriage being maintained as is (or strengthening it). Do we know that from observation? But it is not necessarily clear from historical observation, or observation of current societies around the world, that such a \"right\" exists. Nevertheless, suppose we concede that such a right does exist, because marriage is a normative good - and committed, monogamous relationships are good for individuals and society. Will the Human Rights Campaign then join with groups like the Family Research Council (or start their own group) to take this idea to its logical conclusions, arguing for tougher divorce laws (because, objectively, \"no fault\" divorce laws weaken societal conceptions of the permanence of marriage and discourage attempts to make commitment real)? Will they argue that the appropriate context for sexual relationships is within the bounds of that committed, monogamous relationship of marriage - even if we can't mandate it by law, but encourage laws promoting this - because sexual promiscuity (or any nonmarital sexual relationships) is contrary to the good of monogamy and fidelity in marriage, spreading diseases (like HPV, gonorrhea, HIV, hepatitis, chlamydia), often resulting in children born or raised out of the stability of wedlock, etc., which are harmful to society? (Because we know, by reason and observation, that the epidemic of STDs and illegitimacy is harmful to society.) In short, will advocates of the natural right to marry - because marriage, with commitment and monogamy, is a good - promote policies which are rationally ordered to the bolstering of that right?\nI suspect that the answer is no, that - as John O'Sullivan suggests - if all pro-marriage advocates were to try to pass a law which would legalize SSM and at the same time make divorce very difficult, such a law would have little chance of passing. After all, the gay rights movement has its roots in the sexual revolution, which rejected any normative context for sexual relationships, for heterosexuals or homosexuals. In other words, this \"right\" is more about doing what you feel is good, with a nod towards not hurting anyone else: except that sexual promiscuity (freedom-as-license) has harmed and does harm others - such as children who are born in unstable situations, people who live in the resultant higher-crime higher-welfare society, or people who are infected with or even die from STDs. If SSM advocates believe in marriage as a good, then if they are honest they should also want to strengthen marriage as a whole cultural institution, helping out pro-family groups like FRC, for instance by encouraging abstinence before marriage or strengthening the permanence of marriage by repealing \"no fault\" divorce laws. If, on the other hand, SSM advocates want marriage as a means to societal acceptance of homosexual actions and feelings, then the debate is probably not about higher rights and social justice, but simple tolerance for tolerance's sake.\nLabels: Philosophical musings, SSM and related issues\n\"A cold Scandinavian hell\"\nNR's estimable John O'Sullivan has a good article on marriage in this week's issue (not available online). The conservative case for gay marriage doesn't hold; opening up the institution to same-sex partners, polygamists, or other variations of couples weakens the conception and importance of the institution as a whole (what's so special about it, after all, if it's not really permanent in a lot of cases and pretty much anyone can do it?)\nWhatever its conservative advocates may argue, gay marriage would be not a move toward greater stability in homosexual relationships, but just another domino falling in the slow-motion collapse of marriage in the Western world. Radical advocates of gay marriage support it for that very reason. As Stanley Kurtz has persuasively demonstrated, the end result of this trend is visible in Scandinavia \u2014 where marriage is gradually dying away, replaced by cohabitation, family dissolution, and child-rearing by the welfare state. Gay marriage in Scandinavia has done nothing to halt these trends.\nNow, Kurtz didn't show that gay marriage caused the decline of marriage in Scandinavia. He did, however, refute the conservative case for gay marriage (that gay marriage would actually strengthen marriage by promoting committed monogamous relationships) by showing that marriage has not been strengthened at all where gay marriage has effectively been legal for a decade; instead it has continued to decline. However, if SSM is likely to become a reality in this country (which I don't accept yet, but O'Sullivan seems to) he offers these strategies for conservative lawmakers:\nConservatives should advocate three broad principles on the marriage issue. First, marriage should be hard to get out of \u2014 and if there are children under 16 in the family, it should be very hard to get out of. Second, since society recognizes that marriage is a serious mutual sharing of responsibilities for the lives of others, mainly children, marriage should be given real fiscal and social advantages over the single life and non-marital living arrangements. (Once very substantial, these advantages have atrophied in recent years under the influence of feminism, individualism, and liberal theories of fiscal non-discrimination.) Third, there should be no reforms that seem to grant social or governmental approval for non-marital sexual partnerships.\nIf gay marriage is to be forced on us by non-democratic bodies, we should seek to embed these counteracting principles in legislation. One of the consolations this might provide is the actual rescue of traditional marriage from descent into a cold Scandinavian hell.\nI think what O'Sullivan is suggesting is that if conservative advocates of SSM (such as Andrew Sullivan) truly want \"public commitment\" and not simply \"equality of esteem,\" then social conservatives should take them at their word, and enlist them in the movement to strengthen the institution of marriage. I think this is unlikely (see above post), but conservative reforms of the law, making divorces more difficult to obtain or withholding benefits from unmarried sexual relationship, could still be enacted even if SSM becomes a legal reality.\nPryor events\nThanks to a recess appointment by the president, William Pryor is now a judge on the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals. Under the guise of objectivity, the Times is having conniptions. Here's the teaser from everybody's favorite fair and balanced news source:\nWilliam H. Pryor, an outspoken opponent of legalized abortion, was installed on a federal appeals court while Congress was in recess.\nGet that? Pryor, \"an outspoken opponent of legalized abortion.\" Not, \"the Alabama attorney general.\" Well, to be fair, the actual article does say that, but it goes on to say:\nMr. Pryor is known for, among other things, defending the right of high school athletes to pray \"spontaneously\" and for his initial support of an Alabama state judge who posted the Ten Commandments in his courtroom and erected a monument engraved with the Commandments in the Supreme Court rotunda.\nActually, Pryor upheld the law in the Judge Moore case, ordering him to comply with the Court of Appeals ruling and remove the statue from the courthouse. At the time, conservatives wondered - but only fleetingly - if that fact would attract any notice from the left. Pryor is personally opposed to several things but by all accounts has never let that stand in the way of his enforcing the law, and the Moore case was a timely example of that. Southern Appeal has the roundup of howls of indignation from the left (comments at C&EI also).\nNow, it's true that Pryor is opposed to legalized abortion - consistent with his Catholic faith. (It's never stopped him from upholding the law, but he does oppose it.) He was slammed on this by Senate Dems in the committee hearings on his nominations. But what happened then was, in my view, extraordinary. When most pro-life people come before the Senate and are asked, \"Did you say abortion was wrong here, and here?\" the appropriate response - if you want any chance of being confirmed - is to back away from it somewhat, explain that it's not really what you feel. Pryor didn't do that. Instead: \"I stand by that comment,\" Pryor said. \"I believe that not only is [Roe] unsupported by the text and structure of the Constitution, but it has led to a morally wrong result. It has led to the slaughter of millions of innocent unborn children.\" He stopped the Democrats - including such \"Catholic\" politicians as Kennedy - dead in their tracks. Reading this account of the hearings brought tears to my eyes. I hope that if I were ever faced with the same situation, I would have enough courage to stand up for my beliefs as earnestly as Pryor did. And that's not wrong: belief that abortion is wrong, or that Roe was wrong as a matter of Constitutional interpretation, should not disqualify anyone from sitting on the bench, so long as they are able to follow precedent if that is what the job requires - as sitting on the appeals court does require.\nAgain, in the end, what matters to Pryor's ability to be a judge (with regard to abortion), given that he is highly qualified to be a judge, is this:\n\"I have a record as attorney general that is separate from my personal beliefs,\" [Pryor said]. \"I am able to put aside personal beliefs and follow the law, even when I strongly disagree with it.\"\nSince the Democrats in the Senate did not do the courtesy of putting the veracity of that assertion up for a yes-or-no vote, the president has gone ahead and appointed him. I have no doubt he'll do an excellent job.\nWell, well. Looks like Derbyshire isn't grumpy all the time, after all. I think I am experiencing some cognitive dissonance in reading this article, though ... where's the pessimism? The dourness? Humbug :)\nOne of life's certainties\nOf course, whether one decides to live in Maryland, Virginia, or DC in the metropolitan Washington area (where I am planning to end up), the tax hit will be steep. Although it appears Maryland is the best out of the three in some ways - especially with Virginia's obnoxious car tax (which apparently Republicans aren't going to repeal, see below) - I shouldn't let my whole decision process be affected by the tax laws, should I?\nRight about now, my BA professor would be bemoaning how the crazy tax codes drive rational people to alter their behavior, and my tax professor would just be shrugging his shoulders. I suppose we all have to pay our fair share somewhere, but \"fair\" is a relative concept when it comes to tax and spending.\nUndercover Democrats\nThat's what these \"Republican\" senators in Virginia must be, right? Right? Because Republicans wouldn't push for a $3.6 billion tax increase if they had any say in the matter. But apparently, they are.\nThe Republican Party seized control of state government in the late 1990s, promising to end the annual tax on cars, support business and reduce government spending. Now, Senate Republicans are pushing a tax increase that dwarfs one offered by the Democratic governor, Mark R. Warner. The House GOP is targeting businesses, insisting they pay their fair share.\nAnd it is Warner alone who would hasten repeal of the car tax, a promise made by his Republican predecessor, James S. Gilmore III.\n\"The whole thing has gotten so weird,\" said Robert D. Holsworth, a professor of political science at Virginia Commonwealth University and a longtime observer of politics in Richmond. \"It's been mixed up in any number of ways.\"\nThe article contains this other, almost funny, note:\nThe Virginia Chamber of Commerce, the state's largest and oldest business group, endorsed almost all of Warner's tax plan, infuriating House Republicans, who declared that if business groups want higher taxes, the GOP would give them some.\nYep. Real mature there, guys. Of course, Ohioans who voted for Republicans looking for lower taxes have also been disappointed. Even though the signature petition to repeal the tax increase here apparently has run into some problems, the secretary of state is sounding far more sensible about how to handle state money (headline's a bit slanted here).\nThis story, if it holds, would be very good news (link requires registration). During my time in London, I spent a fair amount of time researching the original partition at independence of India and Pakistan. The most unfortunate aspect of the situation was that it did not have to happen as it did - the civil service and military had been integrated successfully (among Hindus, Muslims, and, I believe, Sikhs) under British rule. But the British were culpable in not responding earlier to Indian calls for independence, in not addressing nationalist movements by Jinnah and others, and in poorly drawing the lines once partition became inevitable (leading to chaotic mass migration). It wasn't entirely their fault - but the resulting violence and hostile relations since have been very unfortunate, to say the least. Peace initiatives between India and Pakistan are thus very welcome moves.\nNow this is creative. I like the Beatles, and I like some of Jay-Z's songs, but the two of them together? Hmm, now I'm tempted to download (though I don't have a download program since my hard drive was reformatted a few weeks ago) ... perhaps I should check my latest edition of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act. Or not. Ahem :)\nWhy timing is everything\nSo Howard Dean is out of the race. Everyone has an opinion or analysis on his meteoric rise and fall, but since I haven't seen this take in my (limited) browsing of articles this week, I'll offer my two cents.\nI think what hurt Dean the most was timing, to wit: Iowa came before New Hampshire. At least as I saw things unfold, Dean had a strong lead in New Hampshire up until the Iowa caucuses, but when Kerry won Iowa (as he was most likely to do - it is a Midwestern state, and Kerry the veteran was more likely to play strongly there) assessments of Dean were immediately revised, and his numbers plunged in other states. (I don't think \"the scream\" was that big a deal; it was overplayed.) But what if New Hampshire had come first, and Dean had walked away with a victory - taking that victory to other states (even if he still didn't win Iowa)? The whole tone of the press coverage would have played out differently, and Dean couldn't but be considered \"electable\". His support would not have fallen away as rapidly in other states, because his active grassroots network would have had an important victory to point to and rally new Deaniacs.\nIt's all what-ifs, of course, but I don't think Dean's support was so ephemeral; only that Iowa, just by virtue of being first, changed a lot of people's perceptions.\nMarry your MMBDD\nAn interesting take on a non-traditional form of marriage among some Australian aborigines, and why Americans' natural inclination to find a happy medium in everything may be impacting the debate on civil unions and marriage.\nAlso, a portrait of three-parent families in New York/New Jersey. What was that about legally recognized unions of more than two not following from gay marriage, again? I believe it will happen much sooner than we think - it already is in Canada.\nPro Se (a long post)\nWell, it turns out that taking the easy way out on \"Rule 416\" was not an option, so my friends and I had to do a bit more creative thinking. That was occupying my time yesterday, in addition to other work; and apparently that was a good thing, as it has hopefully allowed cooler heads to prevail in our online community. I knew this switch over to public blogging would be interesting, but not, perhaps, quite this interesting. I would like to make a few notes about my posts the other day, and respond at least in part to comments over at Law Dork. First, here is what I did not do in my three posts on Tuesday:\n(1) I did not make religious arguments or appeals at all (no \"the Bible says so, Q.E.D.\" comments at all, as far as I can see);\n(2) I did not express any animosity toward homosexuals in general, but only opposition to gay marriage;\n(3) I did not pass any judgments on or condemn homosexuals as people;\n(4) I did not claim to be perfect or beyond reproach in my own life; and\n(5) I did not express any objection towards homosexuals acting as they wish in private, or even working to gain - by means of popular persuasion - public support, but only expressed opposition toward gay marriage.\nMy arguments aren't flawless, and I may not have stated everything as precisely as possible, but that's part of the process of debate - posing arguments, probing them in opposition, then modifying them to strengthen them or adjust to new information. So, here is what, in my view, I did do in my posts:\n(1) I argued that the gay rights movement, insofar as it is premised on acceptance for actions and not orientation, is not the same thing as the Civil Rights movement. In my view, those who attempt to appropriate the Civil Rights movement as regards to actions and not merely to immutable characteristics, are attempting to shut down debate on the subject as illegitimate. After all, who can be against civil rights? But the Civil Rights movement applied to discrimination on the basis of race, a morally neutral characteristic that has nothing to do with who we are as people. One might make the same arguments about sexual orientation - but actions premised on that orientation are not the same thing as the orientation.\nActions are fair game for moral evaluation and debate. If X volunteers at a soup kitchen, we might evaluate her action as \"good.\" If X puts on a red shirt instead of a blue one in the morning, we might evaluate his action as \"neutral.\" If X kills someone in cold blood, we might evaluate that action as \"bad.\" Actions are fair game - they're how we evaluate character. The gay marriage debate is about an action of marrying someone of the same sex. Therefore, discussion may rationally be directed to whether such an action is good, neutral, or bad. I believe it is disingenuous to pretend that debate on this subject is automatically wrongheaded or intolerant, as if we were debating whether to \"discriminate\" purely on the basis of an ascriptive characteristic (like race, hair color - or sexual orientation).\nAs far as appeals to authority (very MacIntyre-esque :), if only African-Americans are qualified to speak on the subject, well, we can both quote leaders. Rev. Jesse Jackson doesn't support gay marriage; and a consistently higher percentage of African-Americans oppose gay marriage than do whites or Hispanics.\n(2) I argued that the definition of marriage as between a man and a woman is not simply a religious or an American conception, but is one that may be found in pretty much every civilization around the world since we started having civilization 3000 years ago. I said that it is implausible to claim that the ubiquity of the institution was premised solely on animus toward homosexuals. I suggested that, to the contrary, it might be the case that marriage is based on the complementarity of men and women for rational reasons (e.g., it is oriented toward providing a stable society, stable environments in which to raise children, protection of women, etc.). Furthermore, the fact that same-sex marriage in the form currently being advocated in San Francisco and Massachusetts has not existed in any other place around the world in history, belies the claim that there is a \"right\" to marry a person of the same sex. That is, as A. Rickey points out, why I placed \"right\" in quotes there. Rights to privacy, to conduct one's life privately as one wishes, to obtain certain otherwise generally acceptable legal benefits - sure. But there is no \"right\" to a civil marriage to marry a person of the same sex, at least not one readily discernable from history. And when something has worked fairly well for thousands of years (not always, of course, and not always in quite the same forms), then radically redefining might be problematic. (As the \"no fault\" divorce revolution had a radical impact on marriage.) Radically redefining something isn't per se problematic - but when we're talking about one of the oldest social institutions in the world, it might be.\n(3) I argued that children do best - emotionally, physically, psychologically, educationally, etc. - when raised by their natural, married parents. People often decry emotional or unsubstantiated arguments when it comes to \"the children,\" which is why I supported my assertions with studies showing that children do best with their married parents. (To that end, the scorn of my use of \"empirical\" evidence somewhat bewildered me - isn't factual or statistical evidence supposed to be what's probative in these discussions?) Other situations which do not meet this ideal obviously exist everywhere, and many of them do great - which is a good thing, which we wish could be true for everyone. But the government does not have to pretend that non-ideal situations are equally as good as more ideal situations, even if it offers support to both types of families, by calling everything (and nothing) \"marriage.\"\nAnd \"parents\" is not a gender-neutral term in the way gay marriage advocates tend to assume. \"Parents\" is a neutral term that is used precisely because the plural of either \"mother\" or \"father\" would be \"mothers\" or \"fathers\" and thus not include both. If \"parents\" were intended in its normal usage to mean any two individuals regardless of gender, then \"mothers\" or \"fathers\" would be sufficient to describe either pair. Thus, it is disingenuous to claim when I say children, on average, do best with their own married parents, that \"parents\" is ambiguous and could mean any two individuals. (In the same way, \"spouses\" is a way to describe a couple because the plural of either gendered word - \"wives\" or \"husbands\" - does not encompass both a man and a woman. But \"spouses\" isn't ordinarily intended to mean that gender is interchangeable within its meaning.) Besides which, gay parents can never both be the natural parents of a child, by definition. The evidence shows that children need their own mother and father if it's at all possible, and society encouraging marriage is the best way to promote that arrangement. When that happens, state welfare costs go down because fewer people are in poverty, public health is improved, fewer people are in jail (thus saving the government money again), and fewer people drop out of school (thus improving the state economy and productivity). All of these seem to me to be rational reasons for supporting marriage as is - and strengthening the institution from the mess heterosexuals have managed to make of it as well, in the last 40 years.\nThe things we take seriously\nThis article made me laugh a little. Brought to you by the people who write \"Warning: product will be hot after heating\" labels :)\nWord games?\nSteve apparently believes that the word \"empiricism,\" as I employ it, actually means something like \"my groundless, subjectively personal preferences and/or beliefs.\" Well, no. One might reasonably suspect that I am more of a textualist - words generally mean what they mean. So \"empirical\" evidence, as I understand it, means evidence that is verifiable by means of observation or scientific experiment. What was I asserting to be empirically true? The fact that children, on average, do best - physically, emotionally, educationally, psychologically - with their natural, married mother and father (thus showing reasonable grounds for the state to support marriage, as the ideal institution in which to raise children and promote a more stable society, as it currently is - even strengthening it). A few cites from some generally acceptable (I should think) sources:\n\"Studies indicate that children who grow up in a single-parent family are five times more likely to live in poverty; three times more likely to show antisocial behavior; twice as likely to serve time in prison; and three times more likely to fail school. Also, studies show that 75 percent of adolescents charged with murder come from single-mother homes and that 85 percent of all youths in detention centers come from single-mother homes.\" --\"Poor Prospects: Unmarried, With Children, Battling Odds,\" Atlanta Journal-Constitution, A14, 1 Apr. 2003\n\"Blacks, Latinos and children are among the poorest groups in the nation. But the most likely to be poor were families headed by single mothers: In 1994, nearly half of the female-headed households lived in poverty for at least two months in a row, more than three times the poverty rate of married couples. The difference was even more dramatic among the chronically poor. Single moms were eight times as likely to live in poverty for two years than married couples were to be poor for at least two years. \"You can't understate the role of family structure,\" said Robert I. Lerman, an economist at the Urban Institute who studies poverty issues.\" --\"3 in 10 Americans Face Poverty, Study Says,\" L.A. Times, A15, 10 Aug. 1998\n\"One of the best predictors of whether a child will grow up in poverty, use drugs and turn to crime is whether or not his parents are married.\" --\"Teen Moms,\" Wall Street Journal, A14, 8 May 1998\n\"Children in one-parent families are twice as likely to drop out of school as those in two-parent homes. Boys in one-parent families are much more likely to be both out of school and out of work. Girls in one-parent families are twice as likely to have an out-of-wedlock birth. Professor Wilson cites a Department of Health and Human Services study of 30,000 American households, which found that for whites, blacks, and Hispanics at every income level except for the very highest, children raised in single-parent homes were more likely to be suspended from school, to have emotional problems, and to behave badly. When Cynthia Harper of the University of Pennsylvania and Sara S. McLanahan of Princeton University tracked a sample of 6000 males aged 14 to 22 from 1979 to 1993, they found that boys whose fathers were absent from the household had double the odds of being incarcerated. This was true even when other factors, such as race, income, parents' education, and urban residence, were held constant. Indeed, family structure was more important than income.\" --\"1,293,567 Casualties,\" National Review, 1 May 2000\n\"Research finds that children raised in single-parent homes are at greater risk of poverty, school dropout, delinquency, teen pregnancy and adult joblessness. All those problems disproportionately affect blacks, but before you decide that race rather than marriage is the active ingredient in the witch's brew, consider a few other points. First, poverty correlates more strongly with a family's marital status than with its race. According to Census Bureau data, a two-parent black household is more likely to be poor than is a two-parent white household, but both are far less likely to be poor than is a mother-only household of either race. In other words, if you are a baby about to be born, your better odds are to choose married black parents over unmarried white ones.\" --\"The National Divide Centers on 'I Do',\" L.A. Times, B11, 29 May 2001.\nWhere do many of these studies come from? HHS reports (from 2002 and 1995 more specifically), DOJ, NIH and CDC statistics, peer-reviewed journals, among other places. One Heritage analysis cites DOJ figures to find that \"mothers who never marry are abused at three times the rate of married, separated, and divorced couples combined. Children are six times more likely to be abused in a step-family, 13 times more likely in a family with a single mother living alone, 20 times more likely in a cohabiting natural family, and 33 times more likely if they live with their natural mother and a boyfriend who isn't their father.\" Those are terrible risks. Marriage is clearly one way to improve them.\nAlso, stating that my logic is circular does not make it so. Also also, don't worry about John Edwards - I hate to be a single issue voter, but I can never vote for someone who supports partial birth abortion. (Even the Dem I liked most out of the field, Lieberman, had this issue.) Also also also, this post is credited to Ralph the Wonder Llama :D\nRecords play music?\nSort-of-but-not-really related to the current Moritz blogger topic of how strict professors should be (or have a right to be) about web surfing during class (see here, here, and here, for example), I have to register another beef with the professor who cut down Steve Podraza the other day. This morning, he brought an LP to class to illustrate an example, and proceeded to explain to us what it was. \"This, is a record. It plays music. Look! You can't put it in your CD player. It is not a CD. It is a record.\" No kidding? I know this is unfair, but I just took issue somewhat with his tone. Other people might have said the above in a joking tone; he seemed to be talking down to us. Well: most of us are in our mid to late 20s, which definitely puts us in the age group that knew LPs. No need for condescension.\n(All right, I admit I'm probably just smarting a bit like Steve, from questioning which made me feel dumb for believing that downloading some music occasionally - or copying music I own to my own computer, or making compilation CDs for my friends - isn't bad, while downloading movies is. I don't think that's an irrational position to take, nor did most other people in the class, I think, but I was a bit nonplussed. I concede that most likely means I just have to learn how to argue and articulate my views better :)\nAn appeal that works 4 you\nJohn Edwards is really connecting with a lot of voters (and thus making a strong case for veep), it seems. Much as I distrust trial lawyers, it's hard to deny they're successful for a reason - they're persuasive and sympathetic. I doubt Edwards can pull many votes away from Bush in the South, but he's a better shot for the Dems than another northern candidate would be. Heck, even I like the guy.\nIt really is about the children\nSame-sex marriage would be detrimental to society because it would further undermine the ideal of monogamous heterosexual marriage, which is an ideal in large part because it provides - empirically - the best environment for raising kids, and actually makes the man and woman involved better off, too - empirically - in most cases. Some are certain that radically redefining marriage wouldn't undermine its definition, its conception in society - but how could it not? \"No fault\" divorce advocates made the same arguments 30 years ago (\"Who's it going to hurt? If Jim and Jane get divorced, how does that affect Bob and Jenny in any way? Kids are resilient, they bounce back! But those fragile adults, they have to be happy!\") and look at the shambles we are in today. One in three children is born out of wedlock - 7 in 10 of African-American children, almost half of Hispanic children, and that's not good for them (or their mothers):\nWhat the research has shown is that single parenthood correlates more strongly than any other factor (including race) with poverty, abuse and other negative social standards. (For example: \"Studies indicate that children who grow up in a single-parent family are five times more likely to live in poverty; three times more likely to show antisocial behavior; twice as likely to serve time in prison; and three times more likely to fail school. Also, studies show that 75 percent of adolescents charged with murder come from single-mother homes and that 85 percent of all youths in detention centers come from single-mother homes.\" --\"Poor Prospects: Unmarried, With Children, Battling Odds,\" Atlanta Journal-Constitution, A14, 1 Apr. 2003) These difficult realities apply even where parents are absolutely doing their best, applies even to two-parent households where the parents are natural but unmarried, divorced but remarried, or cohabitating. The ironic thing is that many of these studies were done by researchers attempting to demonstrate that divorce did not have a negative impact on children.\nI know a lot of families turn out wonderful, well-adjusted kids without the mother and father both being there. More power to them. There are lots of difficult situations that nevertheless turn out well, and I hope they do. I don't even dispute that some gay families raise great, well-adjusted kids. But that doesn't mean that for the majority of children, they don't do best with their natural, married mother and father. I believe the law does best to encourage this ideal. Doesn't mean it doesn't offer support to different families in different family structures - but the law doesn't have to actively promote these as the best possible, or equal to everything else.\nThe purpose of government involvement in marriage is NOT to encourage procreation. But it is to promote the stability of families for any children that are born. The state absolutely has a vested interest in promoting institutions that are going to result in a healthier, less violent, more educated, more economically stable populace. And since every empirical study shows that children do best when raised by their natural, married parents*, the state has a perfectly rational reason to promote such family structures.\n(*Adoption is a special case, because it is focused primarily on the child (and trying to give the child the best chance possible), not on recognizing given adult relationships.)\nAgain, how does gay marriage fit into all this? Kids need their mother and father. By biology, it is *never possible* for a gay couple to have natural children, or by definition to have the complementary relationship of a man and a woman. By nature, a gay couple (even if monogamous, even if sincerely in love) does not help uphold the ideal of marriage as based on a man and a woman. And society needs to reinforce what marriage is about, by encouraging marriage, supporting it as a norm so that the culture values the institution. If it opens the floodgates on the definition of marriage, the dam of which is already badly cracked by high divorce rates and nonmarital birth rates, marriage means everything, and nothing. Kids pay the price. And society, in its turn (by paying the costs of more welfare, more health care, more people in prison, less educated/less productive populace), does too.\nI've been a huge 49ers fan for most of my life, but I have felt for awhile now that it's about time the city of San Francisco just kind of floated off into the ocean to be its own happy place of leftist nirvana. Would anyone miss it?\nMoving on . . . Tom Sylvester posts on the weaker arguments against SSM, those which do seem to be wrongly premised on anti-gay animus. He accurately notes, \"Many in elite circles are unaware of any non-religious, rational arguments against same-sex marriage that don't stem from a moral disapproval of homosexuality.\" Well, that is unfortunate, because those arguments are there: and I believe they are conclusive. A case against SSM can be made entirely without reference to religion, or grounding in animus. It's important those arguments are made, for many reasons - but not least, because this debate isn't about \"religion\" vs. \"rights\". Before addressing other points in this argument (as will come throughout the blog), it is important to make this clear.\nMarriage isn't just \"America in 2004\" or \"Western Europe since the Middle Ages.\" It's America since 1620, Western Europe for over 1000 years - and the rest of the world, West and East, for 3000 years to the present. Look at ancient China, ancient India, ancient Japan, the Pacific islands, American Indians, ancient Greece, ancient Rome, ancient Egypt, the Hebrews, Nigeria, the Incans, the Aztecs, the Mayans, Inuit, Mongolia, Mesopotamia, the Celts, ancient Babylonia, ancient and modern Islam, modern China, modern India, modern Japan, Vietnam, Hmong, ancient and modern Russia, Europe from its beginnings, and more...\nMarriage has certainly also been customary and between men and women in America for the last 400 years. That's a lot of legal precedent for this definition.\nBasically, there's no way to argue marriage hasn't been between men and women, been oriented toward children, and constituted a central part of civilization, for most of recorded history across world civilizations. Every culture everywhere has had marriage as a significant custom, as between a man and a woman, differing sometimes in form or significance (and sometimes with a man and a few wives), but never widely or successfully deviating from the basic complementary nature of men and women. That's because when children are born, they do best - empirically speaking - raised by their natural, married mother and father, and society functions best that way (see Plato, The Republic, for contrary ideas about the family that never worked). Not every situation works out to the ideal, but the government doesn't have to encourage those non-ideal situations. People certainly have no standing to declare a special \"right\" to have those non-ideal situations recognized.\nCould anyone really, honestly believe all of this was designed for 3000 years around the entire world for NO reason except irrational animus toward homosexuality, such that it must be radically redefined to redress injuries to \"rights\"?\nI'm sorry, but that's so implausible as to be incredible. One must take a broader view of history than one informed by only the past ten (10) years of northern European leftist sensibilities. Marriage is not just any contract, nor has it ever been. Marriage is not just a stamp of approval on the relationship of any two people who love each other, nor has it ever been.\nLeave Rosa Parks alone\nAndrew Sullivan breezily remarks today that \"I know this [handing out \"marriage\" licenses to gay couples in San Francisco] is breaking the law. But Rosa Parks broke the law as well. . . . We shall overcome.\" Can we finally settle this? (Rhetorical question: of course the answer is no, it works too well for the activists.) Race is not the same thing as actions based on sexual orientation. The gay rights movement is not the same as the Civil Rights movement.\nRace is a morally neutral characteristic. Behavior (action) has moral content. With an ascriptive characteristic like race, talking about it in terms of good or bad is not legitimate - race simply is, and (outside of some cultural associations) is not determinative of character. Behavior, on the other hand, can be good, neutral, or bad, but - and this is key - the discussion about which of the three values applies is a legitimate discussion to have. Behavior is how we determine character. Homosexuals who try to appropriate the Civil Rights movement, and liken their struggle for societal acceptance to that of racial minorities, are, it seems to me, attempting to shut down all debate a priori on the legitimacy of homosexual behavior as if it is the same thing as an ascriptive characteristic like race -- or, perhaps more appropriately, sexual orientation by itself.\nHow does this relate to marriage? Loving recognized that antimiscegenation laws were horribly inequitable (not to mention clearly in violation of the 14th amendment, designed to provide equal protection on the basis of race) because race was not relevant to the institution of marriage. That is, marriage, across pretty much every society in the history of the world, from Inuits to Indians, Mayans to Mesopotamians, was between a man and a woman. Race was never pertinent to that definition. It generally wasn't even part of the definition in this country in most states. But to change the definition to a man and a man, or a woman and a woman (with the necessarily different actions between them), would be to change the fundamental definition, premised on sexual actions. Martin Luther King asked that we judge not on the color of our skin, but the content of our character (as evidenced, presumably, by actions). That makes perfect sense. Actions we can control; race we can't. Lawrence and Goodridge have to do with private actions legitimized without, necessarily, democratically expressed approval (in fact, widespread opposition). Again, race isn't relevant to the definition of marriage because it doesn't affect the action at the heart of marital union, but homosexual actions do. The law is allowed to make distinctions based on actions - it does it all the time. (People are thrown into jail for their actions adjudged to be bad, not because of ascriptive characteristics they can't help.)\nPeople may ultimately decide that gay marriage is morally acceptable. However, judges (and activists) should not be allowed to summarily shut down debate on the subject (or assume it settled) by misappropriating the language of civil rights. Regardless of whether you think the fact would be good, neutral, or bad, SSM fundamentally changes what marriage is.\nOverlawyered points to reports that Ohio doctors are taking measures into their own hands when it comes to tort reform. The Ohio Supreme Court struck down the last iteration of tort reform laws in a 4-3 decision (State ex rel. Ohio Academy of Trial Lawyers v. Sheward, 715 N.E.2d 1062 (Ohio 1999)), where it was questionable that the case should even have been heard in the way it was challenged. As Chief Justice Moyer pointed out in dissent, \"[T]his original action fails to meet the long-established requirements for the granting of a writ of mandamus or writ of prohibition.\" I'm not sure what the current state of tort reform law is in the state. But I think it's good that doctors are trying to fight back here against \"shotgun\" suits that name every doctor even tangentially connected to a patient's case, without even exploration of whether each doctor may bear responsibility for actions specifically resulting in plaintiff's injury, thus causing some doctors major headaches in just trying to get their names removed as defendants.\nI've heard the arguments on both sides here. On one side, it's ATLA blaming the insurance companies for being irresponsible investors, and holding out legitimately tragic cases to draw our sympathy. On the other, it's the reality of good doctors being driven out of practice by insurance costs tripling (or more), causing hospitals to decline in quality of services offered and individuals to be out of luck in finding specialist doctors. And that's because of out-of-control jury verdicts. Several of my friends' parents who are doctors have simply stopped practicing in their fields because the insurance costs were too high; one of my friends decided against medicine altogether for similar reasons. (No, anecdotes aren't probative - but news reports bear this out.) I believe it's imperative we rein in runaway juries and the trial bar, and limit noneconomic damages to appropriate amounts. Ohio doctors can use the relief.\nIf we were only enlightened Europeans, see, we wouldn't be hung up on these \"taboos\" about explicit nudity and suggestions of incest being more accessible to all cinema-goers. Poor Bertolucci, having to deal with us. Maybe he, with the help of the fawning elite media, can help destigmatize it all for us.\nSomething else to worry about\nSo if global warming was already a bit worrisome, now it seems climatologists (?) have a new theory: everything could go wrong all at once, without warning. John Derbyshire links to an article saying that the Pentagon is now planning for the possibility of the ocean currents slowing down, glaciers levelling New York, mass refugee migration, and wars over food and water breaking out.\nCheerful thought.\nA bit on philosophy\nKeep your software off my computer\nWanting for spine\nAnd in other Federal Rules news...\nRight-wing conspirator makes an appearance\nAnother law student joins the blogosphere",
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        "raw_content": "Father Gregory Boyle: Preventing Gang Violence, Improving Community Health\nSince 1988, has buried scores of young people felled by violence or drugs \u2013 163, by his count. His nonprofit has helped to slow that tragic march by helping young men and women of color abandon gang life, even as other well-intentioned efforts have failed.\n\"Gang violence points to lot of things that we haven't addressed well: a permanent underclass, poverty, the divide between rich and poor, racism, a lack of medical care, and despair, which is the absence of hope,\" he told National Health Journalism Fellows gathered in Los Angeles this week. \"No one has met a hopeful kid who's joined a gang. No kid is seeking anything when he joins a gang, he's fleeing something.\"\nFather Boyle started what would eventually become Homeboy Industries with a bakery that provided jobs, training and the opportunity for rival gang members to work alongside each other. Today, the nonprofit operates two caf\u00e9s, a silk screening business and a solar panel installation training program.\nLearning about gangs, race and violence may not seem like a traditional part of the health beat. Yet the concept of violence as a significant public health threat has been around for more than three decades.\nThe medical fallout from gang and other urban violence, particularly among teenagers and young adults, includes post-traumatic stress syndrome (PTSD), depression, suicide, self-injury, and of course the gunshot wounds and other physical injuries. Researchers increasingly between communities plagued by violence and the poor health of the people who live there.\nI've previously written about the history of violence as a public health issue and tips from top journalists for covering urban violence and its health implications. Another great read from journalist and former California Health Journalism Fellow Beatrice Motamedi focuses on what she learned while reporting on youth violence and the resiliency of low-income teenagers in Oakland, California.\nHere are some other resources for your reporting:\n\u2013 issues brief from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation\n\u2013 article from the journal Public Health Reports\n\u2013 issues brief from the Prevention Institute\n\u2013 Father Gregory Boyle's 2010 book on preventing gang violence\nPhoto credit: Homeboy Industries",
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        "raw_content": "Christian Charitable Support of Israel\nConnecting the Dots on Seemingly Far Flung Current Events\nDuring the recent federal trial in Dallas against a Texas-based Islamic \ufffdcharity\ufffd accused by the U.S. government of material aid of the Palestinian terror group Hamas, one particular piece of evidence was especially intriguing to me.\ufffd Rarely has stronger \ufffdsmoking gun\ufffd evidence been brought to light in the United States concerning the schemes of radical Islamic entities to operate under cover on U.S. soil than the transcript of the 1993 Philadelphia Meeting.\nThe particular quote from the transcript that grabbed my attention demonstrated how Christian charity had been a deterrent to terrorist influence on the Palestinian street.\ufffd The quote also demonstrated how charity is indeed a tool of great value with the power to influence the politics of the Palestinian people towards the terrorist agenda of Hamas.\nNot only did Christian charity help impoverished Palestinians in the early 1990\ufffds, but it also decreased the influence Hamas could gain over Palestinians.\ufffd There have been some important changes in the territories since then, namely a mighty exodus of Palestinian Christians to western nations.\ufffd\nYet two recent news items beg Israel-supporting Christians to heed the clear Macedonian call of Christian Arabs in Palestinian territories to, \ufffdCome\ufffdand help us.\ufffd\ufffd\nWherever indigenous Christian ministries are operating in the Middle East in that very place is a restraining presence of the Lord against the influence of the Islamic terrorist agenda.\ufffd One way to fight terror is to support the indigenous Christian ministries of the Middle East.\ufffd Where the Christian presence has been removed, there is where terrorists have gained full influence and control over the people of that land. And, if we do not involve ourselves in the plight of indigenous ministries then we are throwing persecuted believers to the wolves\ufffd.and the wolves are counting that.\nWhile we are called to respond to Palestinian Christians at the same time we are forewarned that the Middle East is no place to enter with na\ufffdve presumption.\ufffd To \ufffdbe wise as serpents and harmless as doves\ufffd in Christian support in Israel requires more than just a willingness to go or to fund.\ufffd\nIt is far better and safer for all concerned to give into to the indigenous ministries already operating on the ground than it is to attempt to go in and set up your own independent ministry operation.\ufffd Those non-citizen ministries that do not submit first to the local ministries are in fact endangering the local ministries.\ufffd Some of the local ministries end up paying with their lives for the unwillingness of foreign ministries to submit to the local believing spiritual authorities.\nChristians cannot just come into the Middle East doling out benefits in the name of the Lord and expect no spiritual repercussions.\ufffd This is one of the facts from the recent news story about threats against Palestinian Pastor Isa Bajalia that has not yet gotten enough notice in Christian reports.\ufffd\ufffd\nIn our desire to do a good thing in the name of the Lord, we should heed the counsel of those who live and minister every day in the region.\ufffd We must let the indigenous ministries set the agenda and not usurp their spiritual authority in the locality. There is no better way to say this than: \ufffdFools rush in, where angels fear to tread.\ufffd\ufffd Our na\ufffdve arrogance has been very costly to the citizen believers in Israel and the Palestinian territories.\ufffd We must stop jeopardizing their safety by not following their lead in local ministry efforts.\nThe West Bank and Gaza are particularly high danger areas for ministers of the gospel.\ufffd We recently witnessed that fact in the murder of Christian Arab Rami Ayyad who ran the only Christian book store in Gaza.\ufffd\nIsraeli ministries had been sending out prayer requests for many months for their Palestinian Christian brothers who were under great threat in the Gaza and the West Bank.\ufffd Rami Ayyad was especially mentioned many times as threats against him grew following the bombing of his Palestinian Bible Society book store.\ufffd For the six months afterwards, Rami and his employees lived almost daily with threats until the threats were finally made good in his kidnap and murder.\ufffd\nPastor Isa Bajalia on the West Bank also faces daily death threats and knows he could end up just as dead as Rami Ayyad. When things like this don\ufffdt create a strong international Christian outcry, persecutors are emboldened to continue and even increase.\ufffd\nPastor Isa and other Christian Arabs have committed to hold their place in a hostile neighborhood to minister the gospel to their neighbors. Rami paid with his life.\ufffd These believers, along with their Jewish believer counterparts in Israel who also suffer religious persecution, are truly fulfilling the Revelation 12:11 prescription for overcoming the enemy: \ufffd\ufffdAnd they overcame him by the blood of the Lamb, and by the word of their testimony; and they loved not their lives unto the death.\ufffd\ufffd They stay to minister the gospel to their people.\ufffd\nThese incidents should motivate us to increase our active support of the Christian Arab ministries in both the West Bank and Gaza, as well as throughout the Middle East, and among Messianic Jewish Israeli ministries who also suffer threatening religious persecution.\ufffd Our support should be expressed in monetary support as well as in prayer.\ufffd When threats are being leveled against the indigenous ministries, we should be politically active in expressing our concerns to the powers that be.\ufffd\nChristians who support Israel are really missing the boat if persecution of believers\ufffdwhether Jewish or Arab\ufffdis not even on our radar!\ufffd Real \ufffdnational suicide\ufffd is by spiritual definition any nation that allows the faith in Jesus to be fully extinguished.\ufffd If we love Israel, we will take notice of what is happening to believers in Israel, Gaza and the West Bank and come to their aid in every way possible.\ufffd Surely God will be more pleased with this than with our mere political activism for Israel.\nMany Messianic Jewish ministries in Israel have relationships with the Christian Arab Palestinians ministries who, out of necessity for their safety, are not well known outside of Israel.\ufffd Anyone serious about supporting these ministries can write me and I will put you into contact with ministries that act as conduits to effective Palestinian ministries.\ufffd Write GodHears@israelprayer.com\ufffd and please provide me with your full name, address, phone number and the name of your pastor and church.\ufffd\nA few years ago, some Israeli government leaders were actually encouraging Christian ministries to share the gospel with Palestinians (\ufffdJust don\ufffdt share with Jews,\ufffd they carefully qualified).\ufffd They did so because they recognized that Christianity was effective against Islamic radicalism.\ufffd The faith of Jesus transformed Palestinians so that Israeli government leaders desired more Christian sharing of the gospel among Palestinians.\ufffd They saw that where Jesus reigned, peace reigned.\nChristian charities and support of the indigenous Palestinian Christian ministries has never been more important than today when the numbers of Christian Arabs in the territories has decreased.\ufffd Those who have stayed to declare the gospel to their people deserve our help by way of our prayers, political activism on their behalf and also by material support and funding.\ufffd\nChristian charity among the Palestinian people could fill the vacuum that has been left by the corrupt secular leadership and the violent religious leadership that has so let down the common Palestinian.\ufffd\ufffd Isn\ufffdt that what we\ufffdve been saying? Jesus is the answer.\nHow the terrorists use charities\nBack to the evidence from the terrorism trial conducted in Dallas this past summer:\ufffd The quote in a transcript that caught my attention came from an FBI secretly taped strategy meeting of radical Islamic representatives operating under cover in the United States.\ufffd\ufffd The 1993 Philadelphia Meeting was a \ufffdroad map\ufffd for how radical Islam could forward its agenda without being detected and identified in the United States.\ufffd Among the topics on the agenda was the network of charities that would facilitate the Islamic agenda to disrupt any advances in the Palestinian-Israeli conflict following the signing of the Oslo Accords earlier that year.\nOne of the reports by these Islamists on \ufffdzakat\ufffd or \ufffdcharities\ufffd operating in the Gaza and West Bank on the behalf of Hamas interests, brought forth interesting insight into how Hamas used charities to influence political favor on the Palestinian street. This is important because Hamas represents the Islamist religious position that no peace deal can be struck with Israel.\ufffd Since the days of Yassar Arafat there has been a secular Palestinian position that negotiations with Israel are legitimate and the religious Islamist position that no negotiation with Israel is legitimate.\ufffd There is no right to exist for the Jewish State of Israel in the Islamist view.\ufffd\nEven though the secular Palestinian Authority which Arafat presided over and the Fatah party which endorsed the rule of Mahmoud Abbas, are both weak on acknowledging Israel\ufffds right to exist, they have kept a door open to negotiations with Israel.\ufffd Whether as simply a ploy by Palestinian leadership used against international diplomatic efforts to negotiate a solution to the conflict, surely there are those on the Palestinians streets that would welcome an end to the conflict that keeps them in a pit of poverty\ufffdthe choice of their leaders much more than the fault of Israel.\nThe 1993 Philadelphia meeting transcript also demonstrated what role Christian charities in Palestinian areas had been able to play to decrease the influence of the public toward the Hamas terrorist group.\ufffd\ufffd\nI was amazed when on at least four separate days during the trial both prosecutors and the defense read from the following section of the transcript dealing with Hamas charities [page 4 of Government Exhibit\ufffd http://www.txnd.uscourts.gov/pdf/Notablecases/holyland/08-27-07/0160059.pdf]:\ufffd\ufffd\n\ufffdThis is one of the problems which are not solved; the affiliation of the organization with exposed people [exposed as Hamas operatives], so, when a problem happens with the man, a problem happens with the organization.\ufffd\n\ufffdI mean, the Islamic Sciences & Culture Society used to have a research center which was the nucleus for a huge research center until the person in charge [of it], Sheik Jamil Hamami, was arrested and this became an obstacle and a hindrance for the development of that project.\n\ufffdWe have a school and a kindergarten and some orphan sponsorships in that region. But, unfortunately, our institutions are very few because they have over 100 Christian institutions in the Bethlehem region alone.\ufffd\nThe active presence of Christian institutions in the Bethlehem region actually kept Hamas from gaining a stronger following among the people.\ufffd\nMuch has changed since 1993 when this meeting to discuss how to most effectively proceed in America. The transcript provides the minutes of the brainstorming that took place to set up an extensive infrastructure in support of their homeland causes and to increase Islamic support in the U.S.\ufffd\nOne of the major changes is the decrease of Christian Arabs from Palestinian-controlled territories.\ufffd Throughout the late 1990\ufffds Christian Arabs were flooding out of the country in a mass exodus as a result of increased persecution of Christian Arabs that continues to this day.\ufffd Today there are far fewer Christian institutions operating in the region.\ufffd\ufffd We have to ask ourselves why there is not greater outcry among Christians with a strong focus on Israel.\ufffd There is a definite ripple effect detrimental to Israel when the light of the gospel grows dimmer in the Palestinian territories.\nDuring the Intifada of the late 1990\ufffds, Christian Arab residences became the favorite choice of Hamas snipers from which to pick off Israeli citizens.\ufffd It literally killed two birds with one stone: Hamas snipers could pick off a mother and her baby on a nearby Jewish residence balcony, then when the IDF returned fire, the home of an innocent Christian Arab family bore the brunt of Israel retaliation.\ufffd\ufffd These terrorist home invasions of Christian Arabs were common in that time frame and Hamas got out mileage every which way, including lots of bad press turned against Israel for returning fire on the home of Christian Arabs.\ufffd\nThis same disregard for human life\ufffdeven of their fellow Palestinians\ufffdis seen continually as Islamic terror groups routinely choose sites to fire from that will demand tough choices from Israelis to return fire, such as upon a civilian home or even a school for small children.\ufffd This is a common practice of Middle Eastern terror groups.\ufffd It is what our troops are up against from Al Qaeda in Iraq, or the Israelis were up against in their retaliation attack of Hizballah in Lebanon.\ufffd It is the current tactic Palestinian terror groups in Gaza utilize when firing on the civilian community of Sderot, Israel.\ufffd See the latest proof in a video online at the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs, which shows a terrorist cell launching mortar shells from an elementary school for boys in Beit Hanoun in the Gaza Strip. This twisting of circumstances and disregard for all human life in a powerful factor in radical Islam.\ufffd\nChristian charities are also a powerful factor in the deterrence of the radical Islamic agenda, so I was amazed that the HLF jury heard the quote above read to them many times.\ufffd I was surprised because it testified to the fact that Hamas used charities to gain influence among the people and\ufffd where Christian charity and presence was most active, the Hamas influence was most restrained!\ufffd I thought for sure the jury would catch that, but since they didn\ufffdt we need to!\nChristian charity organizations operating in Palestinian-controlled areas can actually REDUCE the influence of Hamas charities over the Palestinian people.\ufffd It is a no brainer: people who are desperate for help will feel a lot more kindly toward those that help them materially than towards those who don\ufffdt.\ufffd\nHamas gives charity in order to keep their agenda alive which is to keep all peace negotiations with Israel dead in the water.\ufffd That is why the IDF is currently ramping up for wave of terror attempts surrounding the Annapolis meetings.\ufffd Whenever a run at negotiating peace is initiated, the Islamist terror groups attempt to quash it with deadly terrorism against innocent civilians.\nChristian charities, on the other hand, seek to bring the Prince of Peace into the hearts and lives of individuals, rescuing them from demoralized and destructive lives.\ufffd It should be simple enough for us to discern the difference in the motives of charities for darkness and charities for light.\ufffd\ufffd Those who love the truth will not be fooled by the motives of terrorist-praising and terrorist-connected charities.\ufffd\nBut there are many undiscerning donors so charity is exactly what got Hamas, the terrorist group, elected in their first democratic elections in Palestinian areas. It takes more than an election to transform a terrorist group into a political party though and the proof is easy enough to see in the out of control violence that has almost swallowed Gaza whole.\nThe more secular-oriented Fatah cronies who rose to power after Arafat\ufffds death were still tied to the abuses of international funding that has poured into the Palestinian Authority and never used to help the Palestinian people as intended.\ufffd PA leadership pocketed the riches and left the Palestinian streets in continuing impoverishment.\ufffd The international community never stopped the funding process even with reams of evidence as to what abuses were taking place.\ufffd There was never accountability brought to bear on the Palestinian Authority and the reason is the international community did not want to close the door on the only Palestinian party who could be a negotiation partner for peace with the Israelis. To acknowledge that there was no partner was to call it irresolvable.\ufffd No one wants to deal with the hell that call would unleash.\ufffd\nSo the abuses continued until the Palestinian people were totally fed up with no one looking out for their interests.\ufffd The Palestinian Authority was never held accountable by the international community for its abuse of international funds or its broken agreements with Israel.\ufffd This is why Hamas saw the opportunity to gain greater influence than the Palestinian Authority by infiltrating existing, and opening new, charities within the West Bank and Gaza with funds raised in the U.S., U.K. and Europe through donations.\ufffd\ufffd They rightly saw that the key to the hearts of the Palestinians was to improve their lot in life.\nThe charities, especially the most important ones, were set up often by those with blood ties to the top leaders of Hamas, as is the case of the Holy Land Foundation for Relief and Development.\ufffd Yet, the relatives who ran these charities were as careful as possible not to be directly linked to Hamas.\ufffd To operate on the soil of free democratic nations, these organizations need plausible deniability about raising funds for Hamas. They could not afford to be \ufffdexposed\ufffd as working on behalf of Hamas, or any of the other Islamist terror organizations. Together, in the year the Oslo Accords were signed, they put together a strategic framework in Philadelphia for ensuring the true nature of their work was kept undercover.\ufffd Political correctness in many of the bureaucracies of the U.S. government and within the media has kept this Islamist U.S. network under cover.\nThe 1993 Philadelphia meeting transcripts are proof positive that U.S. based Islamist groups developed a plan to exploit the freedoms of the United States for the goals of Hamas and other Islamic terror groups.\ufffd This strategy session to develop an undercover network in the United States predates the designation of Hamas by the United States as a terrorist organization, which contrary to the faulty and dangerous reasoning of some, is no indication that they were not terrorists before being designated as such by the U.S. government.\nThe 1993 Philadelphia meeting transcripts may be \ufffdold evidence\ufffd but that certainly does not negate the fact that terrorist groups planned a U.S. network and brainstormed ways they could avoid detection and exposure.\ufffd The plan was to disguise their activities through the use of charity fronts within the United States to further the goal of terrorist groups sworn to overthrow every attempt at peaceful negotiation between Palestinians and Israel.\ufffd Only a fool would ignore the clear evidence that there was a plan forged in 1993 that it is still being worked today on our soil.\ufffd This not only imperils Israel, but it also imperils U.S. citizens because as the saying goes, If you lie down with dogs, don\ufffdt be surprised when you get up covered in fleas.\nMost of the media did not attend the HLF trial in Dallas and has not reviewed the evidence presented in the trial.\ufffd All they have done is assemble a few quotes from few experts and pieced together a nice summary report that reinforces what they already believed was the case.\ufffd\ufffd Don\ufffdt confuse them with the evidence.\ufffd\nNow I am not so optimistic that the average Israel-supporting Christian will be any more inclined to read through the entire transcript of the 1993 Philadelphia meetings or review the government evidence against the HLF defendants, but I do believe that many will see that there is a valid correlation between Hamas charities increasing Hamas influence among Palestinians.\ufffd\nThe Arab Christian community in Palestinian-controlled areas is in a fight for their lives.\ufffd They live under threat for their witness of the gospel.\ufffd Christians can help, and in helping, the influence of Hamas can be lessened.\ufffd\nNow that Hamas as been elected and has caused ever spiraling violence and chaos to threaten the entire population of Gaza, many on the Palestinian streets realize they made a mistake in electing a terrorist group to represent them in government.\ufffd This is a horrible time for Palestinians, but an incredibly opportune time for Christian investment into indigenous Palestinian ministries.\ufffd Let\ufffds not miss this kairos time to be involved.\nThe Threat to Palestinian Christians\nNot Limited to Hamas-run Gaza but also Fatah-run West Bank\nPalestinian Pastor Vows to Continue, Despite Ongoing Threats\nHis efforts to help his people have led to numerous death threats. Because another Palestinian pastor was recently murdered, he takes the threats seriously.\nBy Mark Ellis Journal Chretien November 17, 2007\n\ufffd\ufffdI have to take the threats seriously,\ufffd says Pastor Isa Bajalia, an American-born Palestinian who founded a ministry in Ramallah known as Middle East Missions. \ufffdRami Ayyad once sat in my place and thought they probably won\ufffdt do anything,\ufffd he notes.\ufffd Rami Ayyad, the manager of Gaza City\ufffds only Christian bookstore, was abducted and killed in early October. The attack came six months after his Palestinian Bible Society bookshop was bombed, and nearly daily threats of violence. No arrests have been made in his killing.\nThreats triggered by Christian medical team not grasping the threat: \ufffd\ufffdThe group was very bold in the way they prayed and witnessed, and somehow the word got back to the Palestinian Authority,\ufffd says Pastor Isa.\ufffd \ufffdWe have to use wisdom in ministering to people of other faiths \ufffd and not be offensive,\ufffd he says. \ufffdAt the same time we have a sovereign mandate in Mark 16 \ufffd The Great Commission.\ufffd\ufffd\nPastor: I was threatened in Ramallah\nBy Etgar Lefkovits Jerusalem Post Nov 1, 2007\nInitially, Bajalia said he was treated with respect, but some suspicion, by the locals, and viewed as an outsider coming in with a foreign concept. The pastor said the threats began about two months ago after a group of church workers were seen praying on behalf of Palestinians.\n\"We will do to you what Hamas did to Fatah in Gaza,\" Bajalia said the Palestinian security official warned him. Bajalia, who has a vision problem, said he was also told that in addition to his eye problems he would not be able to walk anymore.\nHeading for Annapolis while looking toward Teheran\nBy Calev Ben-David Analyze This column for the Jerusalem Post November 8, 2007\nThere's the increased tension on the Palestinian side among members of their negotiating team, and the attempts by Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas to maintain some kind of relationship with a Hamas that absolutely rejects the goals of Annapolis.\ufffd And there's the disclosure that a recent joint report by Military Intelligence, the Mossad and the Shin Bet Security Agency predicts that \"even if understandings are reached in Annapolis, the chance of implementing them in the field is almost zero,\" because Abbas and the PA are too weak to do so even in the West Bank, let alone in a Hamas-controlled Gaza.\n\ufffd.\"Why is Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice spending her remaining time in office banging her head against the Israeli-Palestinian problem?\"\ufffd \ufffd. It's about building the so-called \"coalition of the moderates\" against Teheran, and doing it around an event focused on an issue they supposedly all agree about, a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.\nBillionaire setting up political movement to challenge Fatah, Hamas\nBy Associated Press RAMALLAH Jerusalem Post Nov 15, 2007\nHundreds of Palestinian business people and professionals, led by an influential billionaire, launched a new political movement Thursday, reflecting growing disillusionment with Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas' Fatah party. .\ufffdBillionaire businessman Munib al-Masri, 73, inaugurated his \"Palestine Forum\" \ufffd. Supporters said he would convert the new group into a political party and field candidates in the next Palestinian election. \ufffdRecent polls have shown that about a third of the people have no faith in either party. Al-Masri said he plans to step into that breech, emphasizing the economy, education and welfare programs for the needy as well as reuniting the West Bank and Gaza.\nInfighting dragging Hamas down\nBy Khaled Abu Toameh Jerusalem Post Nov 5, 2007\nFor the first time since its forces took full control of the Gaza Strip five months ago, Hamas appears to be facing a major crisis that is likely to undermine its credibility and status among Palestinians. \ufffd The infighting among the top brass of Hamas is taking place as the economic and humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip continues to escalate, prompting many Palestinians to question the Islamist movement's ability to change the situation for the better.",
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        "raw_content": "Dems Go After Antitrust Exemption For Insurers\nNow, THIS was an interesting development.\nFrom HuffingtonPost.com\nDAVID ESPO | 10/21/09 09:34 PM | AP\nWASHINGTON \u00e2\u20ac\u201d Democrats launched a drive at both ends of the Capitol on Wednesday to strip the insurance industry of its decades-old exemption from federal antitrust laws, part of an increasingly bare-knuckled struggle over landmark health care legislation sought by President Barack Obama.\nIf enacted, the change would put an end to \u201cprice-fixing, bid-rigging and market allocation in the health and medical malpractice\u201d insurance areas, said Sen. Patrick Leahy, D-Vt., chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee. Leahy said he would seek a vote on the plan when the Senate debates health care legislation in the next few weeks.\nLeahy made his comments at virtually the same time the House Judiciary Committee voted 20-9 to end an industry exemption that dates to 1945. Three Republicans supported the move.\nSenior Democratic officials in the House said the leadership was inclined to incorporate the measure into the broader health care bill expected to be brought to the floor for a vote within a few weeks. No final decision has been made, they added.\nIn response, an industry official said Democrats were targeting a problem that does not exist.\nThe events coincided with a vote in the Senate to sidetrack legislation averting a 21 percent cut in Medicare payments for doctors in January and raising their fees by $247 billion over a decade. The 47-53 vote was 13 short of the 60 needed to advance the bill, reflecting concerns that the measure would have raised deficits. The result was a defeat for Democrats and an embarrassment for the American Medical Association, which had mounted a seven-figure advertising effort to assure passage of one of its top priorities.\nRepublicans grumbled that Senate Democrats timed the offensive on antitrust matters to obscure their defeat on the bill setting pay rates for doctors, a measure that GOP leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., called \u201cthe Senate\u2019s first vote on health care this year.\u201d\nEven so, taken together, the threats to revoke long-standing antitrust protections reflect the fury Democrats have projected in response to recent insurance industry attempts to influence the shape of legislation. The events occurred less than a week after the insurers\u2019 trade association issued a report saying a measure in the Senate Finance Committee would produce sharp increases in premiums for millions of people who currently have insurance.\nThis is very interesting indeed. Let\u2019s see how far they take this.\nTags: Antitrust, Healthcare Reform, Insurance Lobby",
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        "raw_content": "to the Diary of Jared Nash\nThe diary.\nand places in the diary.\nSources of information for the annotations\nDIARY HOME PAGE\n\u00a9 2005 Jack Sanders\nThrashing rye with a flail.\nWhat was everyday life like in Ridgefield, Connecticut, in the 1800s? A mid-1860s diary of a middle-aged Ridgefielder provides many insights into a 19th Century farming family and probably into what life was like even in the 18th Century.\nThe diary, with entries in pencil for every one of the 730 days of 1865 and 1866, describes \u2013 in the sparest of terms \u2013 the farming and social activities of Jared Nash and his family. Jared, about 40 years old when the diary opens, lived on Silver Spring Road near St. John\u2019s Road in a house that has been owned for many years by Marjorie McKenna and the late Arthur McKenna.Jared Nash lived with his parents, Charles and Roxy Nash; his wife, Emily; and their daughter, Emmie. During the course of the diary, his second child, Charles S. Nash, who grew up to become one of the town's leading citizens, was born.\nAlthough records in the town hall indicate that Jared was a shoemaker by trade, little of shoemaking is mentioned in the diary, but much mention is made of farming the family's spread at Silver Spring and of the simple but important chores of keeping up the household.\nThe Nashes were what might be called subsistence farmers; they were primarily interested in growing enough crops and raising enough livestock to survive on, and sold relatively little. They grew corn and rye, raised turkeys, kept some cattle and pigs, had an apple orchard, and grew many kinds of vegetables. To bring in extra income they sold a little of their crops, as well as butter, an occasional pig and cow, chicken or turkey, some wool, and perhaps some firewood. They made railroad ties in winter and sold them in spring. Emily was a seamstress and worked at home on sewing shirts for local manufacturers.\n\u201cThe true Yankee farmer was a professional Jack-of-all-trades,\u201d wrote W. Storrs Lee in The Yankees of Connecticut. \u201cHe had horses, cows, sheep, fruit trees, grain fields, and vegetable plots, 50 acres of pasture, and twice as much woodland\u2026 It was a challenge to generations of families, a noble undertaking, successful and then unsuccessful.\u201dMoney was handy, but, as Eric Sloane once wrote, \u201cin those days wealth was not measured in cash. Rather was it measured in a person\u2019s ability to make use of what nature provided and the manner in which he stored up against the stark days. Most things around a farm were traded, so there was little need for cash. Bank accounts were rare; one\u2019s entire wealth was usually invested in the farm.Some money was important unless one had a mortgage to pay off. Mortgages were uncommon, and those that existed were often between family members. However, farmers wishing to expand their property or, as could easily happen, survive after a disasterous growing season might have to borrow money.\nPerhaps by today\u2019s standards the Nashes\u2019 was a life on the border of poverty. It was a hard life, with many trials and tribulations, failures and successes. Charles Nash, for instance, went bankrupt in 1842 and lost much of his property. Abram S. Nash, his cousin, declared insolvency in the 1870s and lost his home. Elizabeth Nash Grumman, Charles\u2019 daughter, was only 25 years old when both her husband and a year-old son died within two weeks, leaving her a widow with two other children, and she soon had to sell her home and move away. Diarist Jared Nash himself lived only 45 years before dying of tuberculosis.\nThat the Nashes survived the trials of 19th Century rural New England life is a tribute to their way of life, which combined hard work with close family ties. They did not give up and when problems arose, family helped. Charles\u2019 father Jared rescued him from bankruptcy and his daughter, Elizabeth, loaned him a sizable amount of money late in his life \u2013 presumably to survive on. Throughout the diary, we see examples of one family member helping another. When Emily is ill following the birth of Charles S. Nash, sisters and neighbors help out at the house. Jared N. Olmstead, Jared Nash\u2019s cousin, is always helping with plowing, and Silver Spring farmers like Munson Hoyt and Daniel Bennett frequently lend a hand \u2013 and the Nashes help them out in turn. Father, though in his early 70s, is always aiding family and friends.\nSuch cooperation was tradition among farmers in New England. But it was especially critical during the period of the diary. The Civil War was still underway when the diary begins, and many of the young men who might have worked on farms had gone off to war. Almost all the people who assist the Nashes are too old to be soldiers \u2013 as are the Nashes themselves.Cooperation extended beyond family and friends. The Nashes and many of the people who associate with them were active in their community. Virtually every office in town government was held at one time or another by someone or other who appears in the diary. There were selectmen, school committee members, tax collectors, highway surveyors, haywards, constables, members of the Board of Relief, state representatives, and even fence viewers. They believed in community service, and that meant participation in the town\u2019s government.The diary usually limits itself to family-related activities and makes almost no mention of news of the day, such as the Civil War, the assassination of Lincoln, or town politics. Deaths of family friends are noted, visitors are recorded, trips are briefly described; but only very occasionally is there reference to a non-family event, such as the burning of a block of stores in Norwalk. And there is almost no commentary on anything except the weather, which, typical of farm diaries, is recorded every day.\nMost of the interest in the 206-page diary, written on four-by-six-inch pages, lies in its cataloguing of the day-to-day tasks that had to be performed to keep farm and family going. The diary is unusual because very few records of this type, written by Ridgefielders, have been found.\nDuring the course of the diary, more than 100 people are mentioned, most of them Ridgefielders, but many from Wilton, Norwalk and South Salem where the Nashes had relatives or friends. Their lives spanned more than a century, some of them having been born in the late 1700s while others lived into the early 1900s.\nThe diary's descriptions, though brief, of everyday life of a 19th Century farming family collectively give a fairly comprehensive picture of agricultural Ridgefield -- the way life was for most of the town's inhabitants before the modern residential era.\nBy 1865 when the diary opens, farming was undergoing a revolution, with the invention and production of many laborsaving agricultural machines. However, it is doubtful that the Nashes, with their modest means, had incorporated many of these modern conveniences into their farm work, and many of the farming techniques and tools employed by the Nashes were probably the same as those used by Ridgefield farmers a century earlier.\nIn fact, it was the coming of mechanization that spelled doom for many New England farmers, whose small fields, often surrounded by rock walls, could not make efficient use of the big new machines. Such equipment was much better suited to the Plains of the Midwest, and consequently many New Englanders gave up their inefficient farms or switched almost exclusively to dairy farming. Or they moved westward to take advantage of those lands.\nIn fact, in the diary, we are probably witnessing some of the last years of the Nash farm, whose land had been agricultural for nearly a century and a half. Because of Jared\u2019s early death and the lack of any other close family members interested in farming, the spread left the family in the 1870s. By the late 1920s, most of its fields and woodlands had been acquired for the Silver Spring Country Club, built in the early 1930s.Also of interest in the diary is Jared's use of language -- the words, phrases, and colloquialisms of the period. Although Jared\u2019s entries are usually brief, different and sometimes colorful phrasing is employed. It is probably very close to the way Jared and his family spoke in ordinary conversation.Another interesting thing to observe is the health of the main characters. Jared Nash himself is a somewhat sickly person. He suffers from colds, toothaches, and other problems. It is perhaps not surprising to learn that he dies in 1870 at the relatively young age of 45. His father is rarely recorded as sick in the diary, and outlives his son, dying in 1878 at the age of 84. 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        "raw_content": "Gospel singer Claudelle Clarke's quest to find sisters\nPublished:Saturday | February 7, 2015 | 12:00 AM\nFor years, she has been ministering to others with songs such as God Is A Mountain, That's Enough, Glory Glory and It's All Taken Care Of.\nNow, she is hoping that others will help her in the search for her two sisters who she has not seen since the '50s.\n\"I have been looking for them since 1983. They are the missing part of the puzzle in my life - the two girls my dad never saw or talked with before he passed away,\" the singer, who is now living in Atlanta, United States, told The Gleaner.\nHer sisters are Barbara and Arlene Clarke, both for her father, Josyln. As far as Claudelle knows, either they or their mothers were from St Mary and they should both be in their 50s right now.\nFrom the information she has gathered, Claudelle said both her sisters migrated to England in the early '50s.\n\"I know that Arlene's mother died when she was a baby because she was living with us for a little while,\" Clarke recalls.\nHEART-BREAKING EXPERIENCE\nSearching for them is a heartbreaking experience as she said she is tormented by the thoughts of wondering what has happened to them.\n\"My heart is broken not knowing what happened or where they are, or if they have children or grandchildren. Family means a lot to me, and my two sisters are missing. It would be the greatest joy finding them,\" she said.\nOne lead she has gotten is that her sister Barbara's husband is from Morant Bay in St Thomas.\nA mother and grandmother herself, she constantly reminds her offsprings about her two sisters who are missing from her life.\nShe lives for the day when the unit can be complete, as she said \"it would be my greatest joy finding them\".\nClaudelle Clarke, who hails from Kingston, started her music career as a secular artiste working out at Studio One with Bob Marley, Peter Tosh and Alton Ellis, among others.\nIt has been more than 40 years now since she made the transition to ministering for the Lord.\nThe singer is hoping for a miracle - that she will finally get to be united with her missing siblings.\n- Cecelia Campbell-Livingston",
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        "raw_content": "Orthodox Christian Church defrocks priest\nPublished:Thursday | April 19, 2018 | 12:00 AM\nNICOSIA (AP):\nA senior cleric says Cyprus' Orthodox Christian Church has for the first time defrocked a priest for sexually abusing his step-daughter when she was a child.\nKykkos Bishop Nikiforos said yesterday the Holy Synod's decision was unanimous.\nThe case shocked the conservative east-Mediterranean island nation after the 29-year-old victim was found dead in her home last month.\nMany were outraged when local media revealed that the priest kept his job after a criminal court jailed him in 2013 for the same crime, which took place in the '90s. His conviction was upheld on appeal.\nThe priest - who can appeal the Church's decision - denied wrong-doing. Orthodox priests are allowed to marry.\nBishop Nikiforos said the church will act to avoid delays in handling such issues in the future.\n\u00abTrump confirms CIA chief\u2019s secret meeting with Kim Jong Un\nSenior official resigns over sexual harassment allegations\u00bb",
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        "raw_content": "Home > We must save ourselves\n\"Jamaica is among the countries which top the list where social unrest is most likely to erupt in the year 2010\" - The Economist. This prediction reflects the transformation which has been taking place in our nation for preceding decades, from a caring and concerned, to a coarse and corrupt society, and may prove true because there will be no moral fibre to fall back on in a crisis.\nI believe, however, that it is still not too late to prove The Economist wrong - self-preservation still remains the most powerful instinct and we can and must save ourselves.\nThe national Budget is the method available to governments to compel or persuade its people to contribute to the running of the country and the only group of taxpayers that a government can be certain of collecting taxes from is public-sector employees, since it is the same government which pays salaries and collects taxes from source.\nNow, it is one thing if the country, in question, is penniless and the Government is required \"to make blood out of stone\" - but can anyone honestly say that is the situation here, or is there enough money in the hands, pockets or saving accounts of Jamaicans here and in the Diaspora to make the International Monetary Fund (IMF) irrelevant? If, therefore, the country is on the verge of social unrest, why are we waiting for the Government to fail in its effort to wrest money from our clenched fists, when common sense shows that if they fail, we all fail.\nIf we are in the deep dilemma that the prime minister describes, why does he not come to us and ask of us a one-off donation of between $1,000 to $1,000,000 according to our means (minimum wage earners could pay $500) and have a two-week drive from Jamaicans (here and abroad in person or by Internet)?\nOur most visible workforce (windshield wipers) could start the process by giving $1,000.00 each, and I personally would undertake to round them up from Kingston's major intersections for a symbolic launch of the drive and, thereafter, the leader of the Opposition, the president of the Private Sector Organisation of Jamaica, the Jamaica Employers Federation, the trades unions etc., could all encourage their members to join in to make it a national effort, and, who knows, the current Budget could again be softened.\nI know that there are many among us who, at the first sign of unrest, can jump on a plane and escape, but I ask them this: Do you really want to have to do that? Relive the 70s - selling cheaply, relocating everything, starting all over again, then wanting to come back and unable to? Or is it simpler to try to preserve the good life one is living here (and up to now, it is still good). Think hard about it.\nMoral of that statement\nMany years ago on a visit to Paderborn, Germany, my host pointed out a palatial residence with these words - 'there lives our biggest taxpayer' - the moral of that statement? The wealthy are respected, not resented. Wouldn't it be nice to not only feel secure in our gated communities, but also in our cars? So, come Mr. Prime Minister, talk to us - appeal to the first law of nature - survival. We cannot and do not expect government to do everything. We must be encouraged to save ourselves; after all, the country we save is our own.\nHOWARD HAMILTON, QC",
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        "raw_content": "3 E-Liquids Tips from Someone With Experience\nImportant Considerations When Choosing the Right Vape Juice\nThe quick succession of vaping over tobacco smoking has been because vaping offers more convenience. Research shows that the number of tobacco smokers is equal to the number of vaping smokers all over the world. We can, therefore, see that vaping has had the approval of many smokers just as much as tobacco has. The vape juice of your choice is essential in determining your vaping experience. This article provides tips to guide you in selecting the right type of vape juice.\nIt is advisable for any smoker to consider the cost implications of a specific vape juice before considering it for use. It is well-known that smoking is a habit and this will, therefore, have some suggestions when it comes to your finances. It is therefore essential to put into consideration how much it would cost you for a particular vape juice to make sure that it can go together with your budget.\nYou can also choose vape juices the criterion of their flavor to be able to find the one that is suitable for you. One of the most significant advantages of vaping over tobacco smoking is that people can be able to choose the flavor that they want instead of having the same monotonous taste. To largely depend the taste preference of a smoker to be able to find the right flavor for the vape juice that appeals to them as there is no conventional agreement as to the best type of flavor when it comes to vape juices. Apart from kinds of preferences that smokers have, proper consideration should be put into the flavor of vape juices when it comes to the surrounding of a particular smoker.\nOne of the things that you should watch out for when choosing the right type of vape juice for you is the nicotine percentage. It is important for the smoker to have knowledge about the percentage of nicotine in a particular vape juice to be able to guide the decision as to the right type of vape juice for them. according to the mood that you have when it comes to vape, the percentage of nicotine fluid a particular vape juice should be able to guide you to the right vape just for you. Moderate amounts of nicotine percentages are reasonable for people to want to have a quite substantial and reserved vaping.\nThe quantity of vape juices needed is also another important factor of consideration. According to the vaping preferences of a particular smoker then will the number of vape juices that are needed be able to guide them to the right amount of vape juices.\nA Beginners Guide To E-Liquids",
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        "raw_content": "Life Saving Tips when Bicycling A beautiful spring and sun shining is a good combination for a perfect time for a bike ride. But before you make a purchase for your new bike or dust off your old one, you should first consider knowing and understanding bicycle safety. You should always keep in mind that a bicycle is not a toy and is in fact a kind of vehicle. When you are a parent or perhaps a guardian of a child, you know very well that you are the one responsible on the activities and safety of the child. This also applies to bicycling where it includes the case of making sure that the bicycle is fitted properly for the child and it is on its good and safety possible condition for use. It\u2019s important that you and your child understand its safe operation and also learn on the local bicycle laws and motor vehicle laws when it comes to riding on roads. Make certain also that you wear approved bicycle helmets when riding and that it will fit properly and buckled securely. This is a form of assurance in preventing serious injuries, but this doesn\u2019t mean that you could ride carelessly because there are still other dangers when riding and helmets will only give you some protection. You should also also see and always be seen. Not just because you are able to see the car doesn\u2019t mean that the driver is able to see you also, especially on big trucks to where the driver also has blind spots. This is why it\u2019s best if you also wear neon or bright colors when riding at all times. You need to always be cautious if you see a car or perhaps a truck backing out from a driveway and consider making a stop until you know that they have seen you before you consider proceeding. This likewise applies for parked cars. You should leave enough space for you to avoid running to a car door when it opens unexpectedly while you are riding by. Try to avoid riding at night when possible as it is more dangerous. But if you ever must, make sure that your bicycle has reflectors and that you always have a forward facing light and also a flashing red rear light.\nValuable Lessons I\u2019ve Learned About Bicycles\nThe safest place to where you could ride bikes are on streets or on a bike path. It\u2019s expected however that you follow the same rules as the motorists and you should also ride in the same direction with the traffic. For children that are less than 10 years old, it is best that they ride on sideways as they are not mature enough in making the necessary decisions to safely ride on the streets.\nBicycling is definitely very beneficial in various ways, which in fact is why it\u2019s best that you are always safe at all times when it comes to riding.\nPrevious Previous post: A 10-Point Plan for Services (Without Being Overwhelmed)\nNext Next post: Why Investigations Aren\u2019t As Bad As You Think",
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        "raw_content": "Golpira, H., Zandieh, M., Najafi, E., Sadi Nezhade, S. (2015). Coordination of green supply chain network, considering uncertain demand and stochastic CO2 emission level. Journal of Industrial Engineering and Management Studies, 2(2), 43-54.\nH. Golpira; M. Zandieh; E. Najafi; S. Sadi Nezhade. \"Coordination of green supply chain network, considering uncertain demand and stochastic CO2 emission level\". Journal of Industrial Engineering and Management Studies, 2, 2, 2015, 43-54.\nGolpira, H., Zandieh, M., Najafi, E., Sadi Nezhade, S. (2015). 'Coordination of green supply chain network, considering uncertain demand and stochastic CO2 emission level', Journal of Industrial Engineering and Management Studies, 2(2), pp. 43-54.\nGolpira, H., Zandieh, M., Najafi, E., Sadi Nezhade, S. Coordination of green supply chain network, considering uncertain demand and stochastic CO2 emission level. 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C., 2015, \u201cA multi-criteria optimization approach to manage environmental issues in closed loop supply chain network design\u201d, Journal of Cleaner Production, 100, 297-314.\nGolp\u00eera, H., Zandieh, M., Najafi, E., Sadi-Nezhad, S., 2016, \u201cA multi-objective, multi-echelon green supply chain network design problem with risk-averse retailers in an uncertain environment\u201d, Scientia Iranica.\nGovindan, K., Jafarian, A., & Nourbakhsh, V., 2015, \u201cBi-objective integrating sustainable order allocation and sustainable supply chain network strategic design with stochastic demand using a novel robust hybrid multi-objective metaheuristic\u201d, Computers & Operations Research.\nGui-tao, Z., Hao, S., & Jin-song, H., 2014, \u201cResearch on supply chain network equilibrium problem with multi-type suppliers\u201d, In Service Systems and Service Management (ICSSSM), 2014 11th International Conference on (pp. 1-5). IEEE.\nGuill\u00e9n\u2010Gos\u00e1lbez, G., & Grossmann, I. 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        "raw_content": "From: Dave Hoffman, Jim Barksdale for U.S. Senate Campaign Manager\nRe: Peachy Democratic Outlook #GASEN\nState of the Race: Turning Georgia Blue in 2016\nMeasurable demographic shifts in Georgia have left Democrats bullish on the prospects of turning the state blue in 2016.\nBuilding on efforts from high profile mid-term gubernatorial and U.S. Senate races in 2014, Democrats are investing in ambitious field program, \u201chelmed by a pair of veterans from battleground states\u201d that are already at work to \u201cidentify voters, recruit volunteers, [and] rally them around base-pleasing issues and corral them into votes in November.\u201d\nGeorgia will inevitably turn blue on demographic changes alone, but it is the impact of the top of the ticket on both non-white and white voters that makes the ground in 2016 fertile.\nDonald Trump won Georgia in the Republican primary as a populist outsider taking on the Washington establishment on economic grounds. Many white voters, driven into a frenzy by Trump, will be anti-establishment and looking to change Washington from top-to-bottom. Or white Independent and Republican voters who don\u2019t like Trump may not vote at all. In a recent Atlanta Constitution Journal poll, 27% of Republicans and 61% of Independents viewed Trump negatively.\nIncumbent U.S. Senator Johnny Isakson, once seen as a sure bet for an easy reelection, now faces an opponent that will unite the Democratic base, can spend his own resources, and is well positioned to take on Isakson\u2019s \u201cGone Washington\u201d record of bad trade deals, raising the age for Social Security eligibility, and a $12.7 trillion increase in the national debt has left him with just 42% believing he deserves reelection and 42% approval, both well under the 50% threshold long seen as a bellwether mark for incumbents.\nInvestment manager Jim Barksdale, winner of yesterday\u2019s Democratic primary for U.S. Senate, is an anti-establishment outsider with a simple message: Our national debt is too high, wages are stagnant and government needs to start working for the people instead of special interests and their lobbyists. Jim\u2019s message is both authentic and extremely appealing to voters across the ideological spectrum. The contrast between an outsider with a fresh voice and the longtime incumbent frames Johnny Isakson in a very bad light.\nThe seismic shift in attitudes among traditionally reliable Republican-inclined white voters along with the fact that year after year African-Americans and Latinos make up a bigger share of the population and the electorate will make the 2016 election unlike any Johnny Isakson has seen before.\nJohnny Isakson: Seeking Re-election in an Uncertain Political Climate\nThe year before Isakson went to Washington, our national debt stood at $5.5 trillion. By 2015, it had more than tripled to $18.2 trillion. During that period, Isakson has been a consistent vote to raise the national debt limit, voting to do so at least eight times.\nBad trade deals have cost Georgia heavily. The state has lost 135,200 manufacturing jobs since NAFTA was implemented, while free trade with China has cost Georgia 93,700 jobs through 2013. Isakson voted for CAFTA and more recently, repeatedly voted for both Trade Promotion Authority and the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement. Johnny Isakson has sent millions of American jobs overseas by voting for every single bad foreign trade deal since he got to Washington. Jim Barksdale will fight to end those deals and bring jobs back to Georgia, as trade deals that reduce jobs and wages are not good for both workers or business.\nIsakson\u2019s record on women put him squarely in line with his ticket-mate, voting against reauthorizing the Violence Against Women Act, against the Lily Ledbetter Fair Pay Act that would make it easier for women to challenge unfair and illegal pay, and voting to block legislation to protect a woman\u2019s right to contraceptive coverage and prevent employers from interfering in their employees\u2019 private health decisions.\nPerfect Storm Gathering\nThe general election cycle is developing into nothing short of a perfect storm that will work against Isakson, who said himself that \u201cit\u2019s going to be a close horse race.\u201d\nHillary Clinton and Donald Trump are in a statistical dead-heat in a state that has not been won by a Democrat since 1992. As Politico\u2019s Katie Glueck notes, \u201cRepublicans haven\u2019t had to worry much about Arizona and Georgia in presidential elections. Until now.\u201d\nGeorgia Republican Charlie Harper, quoted in the same article, saying the Peach State, \u201cdefinitely has the potential to be competitive.\u201d\nHarper continues: \u201cWe still really don\u2019t know enough about what kind of candidate we\u2019re going to get out of Donald Trump. Does the party consolidate around him? There is a lot of resistance to that.\u201d\nThe Atlanta Journal Constitution goes further framing the problem: \u201cA lack of enthusiasm from devoted party activists\u2026could hamper voter turnout, soften fundraising and drag down the campaigns of other candidates on the ballot, from U.S. Sen. Johnny Isakson\u2019s re-election bid to the 236 legislative contests up for grabs.\u201d\nAs the perfect storm gathers strength through the summer, Jim Barksdale and the Georgia Democratic Party turnout apparatus will have the strength and resources to capitalize and put the Georgia Senate race firmly in play.",
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        "raw_content": "And it came to pass after this, that the king of the children of Ammon died, and Hanun his son reigned in his stead. Then said David, I will shew kindness unto Hanun the son of Nahash, as his father shewed kindness unto me. And David sent to comfort him by the hand of his servants for his f... [More]\n[1] And Jesus being full of the Holy Ghost returned from Jordan, and was led by the Spirit into the wilderness,\n[2] Being forty days tempted of the devil. And in those days he did eat nothing and when they were ended, he afterward hungered.\n[3] And the devil said unto him, If thou be the Son of God, command this stone that it be made bread.\n[5] And the devil, taking him up into an high mountain, shewed unto him all the kingdoms of the world in a moment of time.\n[6] And the devil said unto him, All this power will I give thee, and the glory of them for that is delivered unto me; and to whomsoever I will I give it.\n[7] If thou therefore wilt worship me, all shall be thine.\n[8] And Jesus answered and said unto him, Get thee behind me, Satan for it is written, Thou shalt worship the Lord thy God, and him only shalt thou serve.\n[9] And he brought him to Jerusalem, and set him on a pinnacle of the temple, and said unto him, If thou be the Son of God, cast thyself down from hence\n[10] For it is written, He shall give his angels charge over thee, to keep thee\n[11] And in their hands they shall bear thee up, lest at any time thou dash thy foot against a stone.\n[12] And Jesus answering said unto him, It is said, Thou shalt not tempt the Lord thy God.\n[13] And when the devil had ended all the temptation, he departed from him for a season.\n[14] And Jesus returned in the power of the Spirit into Galilee and there went out a fame of him through all the region round about.\n[15] And he taught in their synagogues, being glorified of all.\n[16] And he came to Nazareth, where he had been brought up and, as his custom was, he went into the synagogue on the sabbath day, and stood up for to read.\n[21] And he began to say unto them, This day is this scripture fulfilled in your ears.\n[22] And all bare him witness, and wondered at the gracious words which proceeded out of his mouth. And they said, Is not this Joseph's son?\n[23] And he said unto them, Ye will surely say unto me this proverb, Physician, heal thyself whatsoever we have heard done in Capernaum, do also here in thy country.\n[24] And he said, Verily I say unto you, No prophet is accepted in his own country.\n[25] But I tell you of a truth, many widows were in Israel in the days of Elias, when the heaven was shut up three years and six months, when great famine was throughout all the land;\n[26] But unto none of them was Elias sent, save unto Sarepta, a city of Sidon, unto a woman that was a widow.\n[27] And many lepers were in Israel in the time of Eliseus the prophet; and none of them was cleansed, saving Naaman the Syrian.\n[28] And all they in the synagogue, when they heard these things, were filled with wrath,\n[29] And rose up, and thrust him out of the city, and led him unto the brow of the hill whereon their city was built, that they might cast him down headlong.\n[30] But he passing through the midst of them went his way,\n[31] And came down to Capernaum, a city of Galilee, and taught them on the sabbath days.\n[32] And they were astonished at his doctrine for his word was with power.\n[33] And in the synagogue there was a man, which had a spirit of an unclean devil, and cried out with a loud voice,\n[34] Saying, Let us alone; what have we to do with thee, thou Jesus of Nazareth? art thou come to destroy us? I know thee who thou art; the Holy One of God.\n[35] And Jesus rebuked him, saying, Hold thy peace, and come out of him. And when the devil had thrown him in the midst, he came out of him, and hurt him not.\n[36] And they were all amazed, and spake among themselves, saying, What a word is this! for with authority and power he commandeth the unclean spirits, and they come out.\n[37] And the fame of him went out into every place of the country round about.\n[38] And he arose out of the synagogue, and entered into Simon's house. And Simon's wife's mother was taken with a great fever; and they besought him for her.\n[39] And he stood over her, and rebuked the fever; and it left her and immediately she arose and ministered unto them.\n[40] Now when the sun was setting, all they that had any sick with divers diseases brought them unto him; and he laid his hands on every one of them, and healed them.\n[41] And devils also came out of many, crying out, and saying, Thou art Christ the Son of God. And he rebuking them suffered them not to speak for they knew that he was Christ.\n[42] And when it was day, he departed and went into a desert place and the people sought him, and came unto him, and stayed him, that he should not depart from them.\n[43] And he said unto them, I must preach the kingdom of God to other cities also for therefore am I sent.\n[44] And he preached in the synagogues of Galilee.",
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        "raw_content": "John's bestselling autobiography details his remarkable personal and professional life, revealing his feelings on emigrating from Scotland to America, aged nine; coming out to his family; turning down a job with Disney; his acting awards; travelling the world; and his 2006 civil partnership with long-term partner Scott Gill.\nFunny, insightful, told with John\u2019s trademark charm and written with his sister Carole, this is the fairytale narrative of how one boy achieved his dreams.\nAnthing Goes is available in hardback, paperback, audio CD and download. The paperback edition includes fifteen previously unseen photographs from John's private collection.\nSee photos from book signing tour\nJohn's path to success has been a long and interesting one...and it's all documented here, told with all the fun and charm John has become loved for in the public eye.\nSouth Wales Argus, 24 January 2009\nGossipy, fun and endlessly entertaining\nThe Daily Record, 2 February 2008\nA charmingly lurid memoir\nDaily Telegraph, 2 February 2008\nAnything Goes is a refreshingly honest, funny and engaging read that hooks readers from the opening chapter.\nWoman's Way Magazine (Ireland), February 2008\nMulti-talented John Barrowman, the star of the Doctor Who spin-off Torchwood, tells of behind-the-scenes celeb high jinks, hilarious memories and the sometimes moving story of his two decades of work in the film, TV, music and theatre industry in this open and entertaining autobiography.\nThe Glasgow Herald, January 2008\nJohn Barrowman is on a bit of a roll at the moment. Everything he touches seems to turn to gold and this heart-felt autobiography is no exception.... This is a charming read that really gives us insight into John Barrowman.\nBeige Magazine, April 2008",
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        "raw_content": "Today marks a sad day in the history of my very first guitar, a top of the line Rogue Dreadnought Cutaway Acoustic-Electric Guitar. For the record, here\u2019s what it should look like:\nRogue Guitars Kind of Suck\nAlright, so it was never a very good guitar, but it was my first, and it was good enough ofr me. Looking though my old emails, I can see I bought it back in 2005, my first year at the University of Minnesota as an undergrad, and the first time I was living completely on my own.\nI Suck At Guitar\nI didn\u2019t have a teacher, but I did manage to learn to read tabs on my own. The only songs I ever really cared about learning were oldschool finger picking style songs by Iron & Wine, which is still all I know how to play. I once even had the guts to post a recording to YouTube under a fake name and probably fake email address:\nA Broken Guitar, a Broken Dream\nI\u2019ve been on a bit of a kick lately of not completely wasting my time. Sidenote: this has been great, and I hope it\u2019s a trend that continues. Maybe it\u2019s being fueled by my new exercise habit?\nAnyway, one of the ways I\u2019m no longer wasting my time is by playing some of the many musical instruments I\u2019ve accumulated over the years. I\u2019ve been trying to play my trumpet every day, but today I reached for my guitar, which I haven\u2019t seen since I moved into this house.\nPicking it up, I noticed right away that it was extremely out of tune. The truth was much worse: it was completely broken.\nIt turns out there\u2019s another guitar in the house and I played that one instead.",
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        "raw_content": "Have only had a taste of what's on tap at TMC's flagship event here in Austin. For the time I've been here, it's been a blur of briefings, panels, keynotes and short walkabouts on the show floor. Phew. You really can't do justice to this event in a day and a half - it's longer for a good reason - you need time to explore all that's going on in this space.\nAs such, my impressions are only based on a limited set of experiences. First off, I'll reiterate my take from last year's Expo, and say that Austin is a good choice in moving on from L.A. Am not so sure calling it the \"West\" Expo is the best label, but that's what it is, and I like it.\nI'm not alone in saying that horizontal events like this create stress before you even get there. There are several sub-events with specific content - WiFi, cloud, contact center, M2M, etc. - but geez, you just can't cover 'em all unless you send a big team. For every great session I see, there are many others running at the same time that I'll never see. The underlying message for TMC is that I hope they can find a way to make this content available to both attendees who can't see everything and of course, the much broader audience who can't get there. Monetizing this is always the tricky part, but it's shame that a lot of these sessions ultimately play to a small audience.\nWith that said, I liked what I saw, and the panels I was involved with were quite good. I really enjoyed speaking at the SUITS event - this is one of the newer sub-events, and hopefully it will grow. I believe there are a lot of participants at ITExpo who could benefit from patent monetization, but they just don't understand how it works or are even aware of the possibilities in the right hands. Similarly, the multichannel contact center panel I moderated had a solid lineup, and I can tell that the audience took away some good ideas.\nTime is always short as an analyst at these events, and in my limited time there, I was kept busy meeting with many vendors, including Siemens, AudioCodes, Vertical Communications, Digitalk, Sonus, Phone.com, Sangoma and 8x8. There were plenty more I wanted to brief with, but they'll have to wait until another time.\nAnother highlight was StartupCamp6, which always draws a big crowd. This year featured Mike Tessler as the main attraction, and he's done a great job taking BroadSoft from struggling startup to a profitable public company - something only a handful of execs in our space have been able to do. The format was especially nice - a fireside chat setup, led by Scott Wharton, BroadSoft's former CMO. They had a great discussion about the trials and tribulations of growing a startup, and I'm sure this was a nice inspiration to the many hopeful startups that are drawn to this event time after time.\nThat's all I have to share, as I'm flying back today. Even with the bits I saw, there's a lot to digest, so you can imagine what you'd have to sift through over the full duration. In short, I liked what I saw, and am sure I missed a lot of content that was just as good. I don't think there's an easy answer to this, but I'd much rather have this problem than nothing to choose from. TMC has managed to carve out a nice niche over the years, and this market has a lot of learning to do, so I hope they keep their focus. I don't expect that to change, but it sure would be nice if there was a way to leverage all the content that falls under this big tent. Friendly food for thought, right?\nLabels: Cloud Communications, contact center, Enterprise/SMB Communications, J Arnold and Associates, Jon Arnold, Telecom Conferences, Unified Communications",
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        "raw_content": "16: The Laughing Baby Study with Evan Jordan\nToday's podcast - released on none other than International Podcast Day...yes, it's a thing...is a follow up interview with Evan Jordan of Oklahoma State University.\nIf you are a new listener to the Laughter Research Podcast, you might like to check out the previous interview HERE. Evan has been the lead investigator on a study which has been examining various aspects of infant development. Needless to say, of particular interest to me is the laughter aspect of the research.\nEvan sought to uncover the extent of contagiousness of positive emotions in infants, with a particular focus upon laughter. You might be very surprised by the findings, but you'll have to listen in to find out more on that.\nWe discuss the challenges and joys of working with infants in research and we discuss the future directions for research in the arena of contagious laughter. We also ponder the possibility of Evan earning an Oscar for her thank you 'Shout Out' at the end of the podcast.\nDuring the conversation I mention an excellent book by Robert Provine. Check it out on Amazon. It's well worth picking up.\nWe also mention the innate aspect of laughter and discuss how infants who are born deaf and blind will develop laughter around the same stage of development as typical children.\nA couple of interesting papers related to this topic:\nNo. 1 relates to the acoustic profile of laughter in congenitally deaf people:\nIn this paper the authors attribute some acoustic variation between the laughter of hearing people and deaf people as being \"Due to a combination of the physiological and social factors that routinely affect profoundly deaf individuals, including low overall rates of vocal fold use and pressure from the hearing world to suppress spontaneous vocalizations.\" - In other words, invisible social rules influence how and when people laugh.\n\"Deaf individuals report experiencing social pressure to suppress spontaneous vocalizations, as these can be uncomfortably loud for the hearing (Leder and Spitzer, 1993).\"\nMakagon, M. M., Funayama, E. S., & Owren, M. J. (2008). An acoustic analysis of laughter produced by congenitally deaf and normally hearing college students. The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 124(1), 472\u2013483. http://doi.org/10.1121/1.2932088\nNo. 2 relates to the use of laughter as a form of punctuation in deaf people using sign language:\nProvine, R. R., & Emmorey, K. (2006). Laughter Among Deaf Signers. Journal of Deaf Studies and Deaf Education, 11(4), 403\u2013409. http://doi.org/10.1093/deafed/enl008\nThis paper is particularly relevant as it shows us how laughter is fluidly incorporated into more complex cognitive interactions and it indicates that the appropriate timing of 'conversational' laughter is a learned skill.\nDirect download: EvanJordan2.mp3\nCategory:general -- posted at: 11:00am UTC",
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        "raw_content": "\"The Missing Piece\"\nby Bodhvar\nAs every child born of woman, I was born incomplete. My \u00d8rl\u00f6g was set, I had a job to do (probably a redundant assignment, in case I didn't get beyond the nursery), and I'd have to grow and toughen... and begin to collect my tools.\nAs a carpenter has his saws and hammers, as a surgeon has his scalpels and an author his pens, we all have to have things to fill our hands as we pitch in to go about that which is set for us to do. Furthermore, as a carpenter must have skills with wood and know a plumb angle from a badly pitched roof, and as a physician has to have his long years of training to know where to make the first cut, we have all to gather experience from life and from people to be able to succeed as individuals and to contribute with others to common goals.\nI continued incomplete until I was twenty-nine, and only then did the pieces begin to fall into place. My life, it would seem, gives credence to Samuel Johnson's assertion that a man doesn't begin to think until he's thirty-five. At twenty-nine, I married, and it was the making of me. We began having children, and any parent knows that seeing life through the new eyes of a child gives one pause to reconsider ones own experiences.\nFor years afterwards, still, there was a missing piece.\nThe job was still there, the toolbox was bulging, but something was still lacking for me to proceed. It wasn't apparent, but nagged from the periphery.\nA seeker for many years -- as were many of you -- I went in and out of doors my entire adult life. My wife's family's low-profile but firmly-held Native American religious practices were a fixture of our family's life for over a decade. I knew that I was close, but that I was still not there. A rich, fulfilling tradition, it was not *mine*.\nNative American traditions -- and, there are *many* of them, as well as a more general pan-Indian tradition recognizing and celebrating the commonalities between the various Native American nations -- are strikingly similar to the Nordic Tradition. A respect for wisdom, for life on Earth, and an emphasis on individual spiritual experience among one's family and tribe all parallel the reappearing and evolving ethic we know to be our own.\n...but, even tied by marriage, I was still on the outside looking in.\nThen, I found Asatru, and time proved that all of the tools were assembled. It was time to get to work. Rather than an excuse to call attention to my own spiritual evolution, this is one feature of a wider story. All of you reading this have been along the same road, and many of you are still on it. Many of you, having found Asatru, are still missing an appropriate mate... or have a mate, and you both await children... or, having both wife and children, you need the range of specific experiences or type of company which will mold you into the person you need to be. Or, you may *not* need family to set about your life... simply put, you're still waiting to find *your* missing piece.\nI bring this up, spurred on by things read on this list and elsewhere recently, as I've found that we, as a people, labored for years incomplete.\nFrom the dry plains, the mountains and steppes of Central Asia, our ancestors, their names long forgotten, brought their families west, as some trekked east across the Bering ice. I believe their Gods, the same Gods we feel and hear today, gripped the harness of their cart animals and guided them from the dry brown plains to the foggy green forests. They traveled, meeting, fighting and gathering to themselves other, similar peoples... and standing up to and avoiding the threat of still other folk in turns. They met the Greeks, they fought the Romans, and they kept on the move, life not standing still.\nWe can only speculate about the religious lives of our early ancestors, speculations turning into arguments. We find hints and echoes, as one might find the setting but not the jewel. We try to make sense of divine hierarchies, distill myths left incomplete, and scratch our heads as we try to make sense of a rich patrimony.\nThen, one day, they found that missing piece.\nPerhaps it was the tribesmen the Romans knew among the German nations who found it. Perhaps it came later. With regard to the well-studied Viking Age, it's been suggested that Norseman came boiling south out of Scandinavia because of the pressures of population and weather. Maybe it was the the value of the keel, that of the Gokstad ship being distinct from that of the earlier Oseberg ship, which set them free to raid, seek and travel. Maybe it was a social or tribal structural \"tweak\". Maybe it was as simple as the epiphany that if you need to pursue what you desire, no matter who has what you desire now. We'll probably never know.\nBut, they found it, and their neighbors came to know it.\nThen, for reasons ranging from a coincidental collection of power into the hands of kings to commercial restrictions and personal ambitions, a piece was stolen. Our people had evolved a culture since leaving the Indo-European homeland, and now it was raided. Many of their holidays were seized and reshaped, their Gods became demons, and their ethics were stood on their heads. What once was a dynamic, inquisitive and wisdom-centered culture, celebrated by a footloose and widely-traveled people, became in the span of a few generations a stay-at-home, \"god fearing\" and pliant population under the thrall of Church and king.\nThis is a simplification,but is easily demonstrable by even a cursory reading of history.\nOur ancestors, for as many as fifteen hundred years in some cases, lived and died and had families, laboring through life incomplete up to the present day. Heirs to a faith and culture, long forbidden by papal bull and state edict, which had answered all of their years for as many as fifteen thousand years of social and cultural evolution, they were born and died and labored in someone else's \"vineyard\".\n... and then, one day, the missing piece was once again found.\nWhat I've come to call the First Generation Gothar found the faith again. The European heathen concepts of right and wrong were never that far away, even under the thumb of Rome and Luther. Social structures, under different names, remained in place. Villages heathen under Hengest or through which Hrolf Kraki might've traveled were still in place, in the shadow of a chapel or minster. But, almost simultaneously in Europe, Iceland, Britain and Vinland, that long-denied missing piece was again in place.\nOnce more, we had chieftains. Once more, we could call our Gods by name. Once more, our ancestors weren't starched, stiff patriarchs in yellowing snapshots but could be felt, walking among us still. By their sides we could sense those earlier grandfathers and grandmothers, long silent to us, whisper their wisdom as they had for thousands of years to ears deafened by the ghost stories of foreigners. All of them -- Gods, ancestors ancient, ancestors Christian, wights and unnamed spirits -- were alive again.\nOnce again, thanks to the First Generation Gothar, we had a culture, complete with its foundation.\nIt is the task of the rest of us -- the Second Generation Gothar, if you will -- to put that culture to work.\nAsatru, I'm convinced, is *one* component of an overall whole. Without a spiritual grounding, our wider secular, practical, familial and tribal culture -- long disguised as Western Civilization, folded into the goings-on of Egyptians and Middle Eastern nomads, often attributed to Greeks and Roman imperialists -- foundered on the rocks of Christianity. People became interchangeable parts, produced in social factories, valued only for their devotion to state and an ungrateful god. With that spiritual grounding, it is possible to put the natural world into proper perspective, to deal more honestly with peoples of different races and traditions, and to understand those urges and aspirations coming as much from our breeding as from the dream-like inspirations of our spiritual family lines.\nIt is the task of the Second Generation to lay out the carpets, to dress the walls, to make the coffee, and to welcome the new arrivals as they stumble in. It is, I believe, their commission to ensure that there is a *Third* and *Fourth* Generation of \u00b7\u00c1satr\u00faar. What those generations are to do is beyond me. Standing between what has been and what will be, we can only try ensure that what will be will be constructive, having learned the lessons that what has been have to teach us.\nBut, Asatru, while a foundation, is only a single piece. We need to find the pattern which wove it into the fabric of our culture, and weave back in. 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        "raw_content": "\u00ab \u201cOlympus Has Fallen\u201d Movie Review\nI believe it could be argued that making a prequel to the \u201cWizard of Oz\u201d is not unlike the task George Lucas had in front of him when he decided to make prequels to his classic \u201cStar Wars\u201d films. No matter what you do, fans of the classic films will not be pleased, since their expectations are nothing less than unachievable when we are talking about continuing a story we have already seen. When you embark on prequels and sequels of famed properties like \u201cThe Wizard of Oz\u201d and \u201cStar Wars\u201d, there no longer is a sense of originality and you automatically get that feeling you\u2019ve been there before. This is especially the case when the film is done wrong and depends too much on what made the original great, rather than exploring new territory on its own. 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You can see the obvious influences of \u201cAvatar\u201d, not in a way where they have copied, but rather were inspired by all that can now be done. Clearly, Raimi took on a project of this magnitude because he had a clear vision of what \u201cOz\u201d would be, and he knew he could pull it off.\nThe story follows Oscar Diggs (James Franco), a circus magician in Kansas who seems to be barely getting by and dreams of doing great things. After completing a performance one day, he finds himself trying to get away from another performer he apparently has crossed. He jumps into a hot air balloon and escapes, but then finds himself at the mercy of a deadly tornado. Just as Dorothy did in the first film, he falls asleep and awakens to find himself in the Land of Oz. Almost immediately following his landing, he meets Theodora (Mila Kunis), a self described witch who doesn\u2019t have the appearance he nor the audience would expect. 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        "raw_content": "The Langley Lions Housing Society has provided affordable housing to seniors and persons with disabilities since the mid 1970\u2019s. Currently we provide housing for 625 units which consist of one bedroom and bachelor units. Seven of our nine buildings are located directly behind the Langley Mall. Our Society feels that this is a great bonus feature as the mall can accommodate many of our resident\u2019s needs such as banking, clothing, groceries and pharmaceuticals. Which ever building you live in what better place to build great friendships, promote wellness and \u201cage in place\u201d.\nIn 1972, the vision of providing affordable housing to seniors in the centre of our city began. By 1975, The Alder, Birch and Cedar buildings were completed. Better known as \u201cRainbow Lodge\u201d the completion brought a total of 291 units to our community totaled. As the units were filled rapidly it became apparent that more affordable housing units were needed and in 1976 The Dogwood (95 units) and a The Evergreen Hall, a spacious activity centre were completed. Still not meeting the demand in 1983 The Elm (104 units) was built and funded under a federal housing program. In 1989 The Fir(97 units) completed our cluster of housing. The vision of the LLHS had become a reality. The Yale Manor(8 units) on Brydon Cres. was added to the society\u2019s portfolio when another non-profit society retired. For many years our numbers of providing independent affordable housing remained the same. We had the opportunity to house a large variety of incomes in the senior and disabled community. Four of our buildings, most commonly known as \u201cRainbow Lodge\u201d and the Yale have set market rents with The Elm and Fir calculating rents on 30% of a monthly income.\nEVERGREEN TIMBERS\nOver the years it became apparent to the society that independent affordable housing was not enough. When our seniors needed more supports there just wasn\u2019t enough. Cluster Care, a home support program was initiated and helped somewhat, but we felt that by jumping to another level of providing independent living with supports or assistance was an avenue that needed to be seriously considered. After many years of hard work \u201cEvergreen Timbers\u201d Assisted Living opened in December of 2007. Within record time the 58 units were filled and of those 39 residents transferred from our buildings to their new home. Our vision and dream had been meet. This program is a partnership between our Society, Fraser Health and BC Housing know as the ILBC Program (Independent Living British Columbia). The residents pay 70% of their income and this covers costs of rent, personal care, two meals per day with snacks, weekly housekeeping and flat laundry, an emergency response and activities. A person\u2019s eligibility for ILBC goes through a number of avenues. Firstly, Fraser Health assess person\u2019s in the community requiring home supports and when the care needs meet the criteria for assisted living the assessment is forwarded to our society. As we are not a facility we are required to be registered with the Assisted Living Registrar. They are their to assist us and the resident is providing and receiving the care needs for all and help with any concerns or complaints you may have about health and safety. The addition of Evergreen Timbers and the dining room gives the society to offer meals to all of our residents at a subsidized price and we are pleased at the numbers that dine here.\nIn the summer of 2008 we were approached by another retiring society to see if we were interested in taking over the management of 36 units on Eastleigh Cres. There are 26 units geared for seniors and persons with disabilities with ten family townhouses. We are proud of our new addition and are pleased to be able to offer all kinds of affordable housing to our community.",
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        "raw_content": "Image Description: The picture is divided into two parts. On the left side is a black and white photo of a person in a grey hoodie, with their back towards the viewer, as they stare out at the water. On the right side is a semi-transparent graphic of a stylized grey fist on a dark grey background, aimed towards the person in the hoodie. In red are the words: \u201cSIDE PUNCH: SURVIVING LATERAL VIOLENCE\u201d. In light grey is written \u201cLUKAYO.COM\u201d. There is a red rectangle at the bottom of the right side of the picture, with the words \u201cPATREON.COM/LUKAYO\u201d in black.\nEvery time it happens, the sense of betrayal is so vast, it feels more than just a psychological punch to the gut. I remember one of the first times, as a kid in the schoolyard, where I was being pushed around and laughed at by other Filipinos. My clothing wasn\u2019t right, and I talked weird, and I wasn\u2019t into the right things. I was too \u201cwhite-washed\u201d, I didn\u2019t belong, but neither did they want me \u201ctoo Filipino\u201d either, like when I had first immigrated to Turtle Island/Canada. Other times I witnessed it among the Filipino adults who gossiped about each other and tried to shun each other at church or at parties. As I grew older, I noticed this phenomenon happened in queer communities, trans communities, and among other racialized groups.\nWhen it occurs in a workshop, it\u2019s probably because you\u2019re doing a teaching targeted towards your own community, and they immediately want to fight it out while you\u2019re explaining concepts or during discussion. Maybe it occurs before the workshop\u2013 folks contact you about a conflict that\u2019s happening and certain folks can\u2019t come or if they come then another set of folks won\u2019t come, and so it goes.\nWe could just brush it off and call it \u201ccommunity drama\u201d, but most likely what\u2019s going on here is \u201clateral violence\u201d, and it sucks. A lot. So how should you handle it, as a facilitator and as a community member? The short summary is that you should remind yourself (and others) of the root cause, ensure the safety of yourself and your participants as much as possible, and try to reach out to folks from the same community who already support you and hopefully understand what lateral violence is.\nRemind yourself and others of the root cause.\nWhen I was a child, internalized racism ran deep, and I assumed that the nonsense that happened in my communities was because Filipinos innately are inferior in some way\u2013 I was ashamed of myself and ashamed of my community. I tried to run away from them and myself for a long time. It\u2019s tempting to buy into all of that nonsense again, especially when you\u2019re in the heat of the moment and it\u2019s disrupting your educational environment and plans.\nBut lateral violence isn\u2019t innate. It isn\u2019t the essence of a person or a community. It\u2019s a habit, a trauma response, and/or a soul wound inherited throughout the generations where the pain of a people explodes on each other because they feel powerless against or seduced by the institutions that devastated their communities in the first place.\nPersonally, when lateral violence happens in front of me, I look at the situation as if folks are being possessed by vengeful ghosts, so filled with anguish at the injustices done to them that they take the bodies of their descendants to release their rage. I am filled with compassion, even as I take safety precautions for myself and those around me, to figure out how to appease these ghosts and encourage the personality of the descendant to come through with their gifts and be more than their pain.\nThis isn\u2019t to say that you can\u2019t hold people responsible for their actions\u2013 it just means that it helps to combat the shame placed inside you by oppression, and the ignorant perspectives of those outside of your community that comment on inter-community violence. It also means that, if there\u2019s a way to call folks in on what they\u2019re doing, that you could ask them to direct their anger at the source of their pain and channel it into activism.\nAre you a diversity coordinator, anti-oppression facilitator, or equity officer interested in reading the rest of this article? Click on the link and subscribe for $10/month to get anti-oppression tutorials, videos, posters, hand-outs, and trouble-shooting guides like this one twice a week. By becoming a patron, you support healing work among my communities, and the indigenous Elders that mentor me.\n\u2190 Musings Monday: Why I Want to Start an Affordable Retreat Centre\nWorkshop Wednesday: Accomplices & Allies \u2192",
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        "raw_content": "PA Act 43 of 2017 Fireworks Law\non October 30, 2017, PA Act 43 of 2017 Fireworks Law went into effect in Pennsylvania. The law defines consumer fireworks and display fireworks. Pennsylvania State law prohibits the use Display Fireworks in Pennsylvania without a permit.\nAny combustible or explosive composition or any substance or combination of substances which is intended to produce visible or audible effects by combustion, is suitable for use by the public, complies with the construction, performance, composition and labeling requirements promulgated by the Consumer Products Safety Commission in 16 CFR (relating to commercial practices) or any successor regulation and complies with the provisions for \"consumer fireworks\" as defined in APA 87-1 or any successor standard, the sale, possession and use of which shall be permitted throughout this Commonwealth.\nUse of Consumer Fireworks\n(a) Conditions.--A person who is at least 18 years of age and meets the requirements of this article may purchase, possess and use consumer fireworks.\n(b) Prohibitions.--A person may not intentionally ignite or discharge:\n(1) Consumer fireworks on public or private property without the express permission of the owner.\n(2) Consumer fireworks or sparkling devices within, or throw consumer fireworks or sparkling devices from, a motor vehicle or building.\n(3) Consumer fireworks or sparkling devices into or at a motor vehicle or building or at another person.\n(4) Consumer fireworks or sparkling devices while the person is under the influence of alcohol, a controlled substance or another drug.\n(5) Consumer fireworks within 150 feet of an occupied structure.\n(1) A person using consumer fireworks in violation of the provisions of this article commits a summary offense and, upon conviction, shall be punished by a fine of not more than $100.\n(2) A person selling consumer fireworks in violation of the provisions of this act commits a misdemeanor of the second degree.\n(3) A person selling display fireworks in violation of the provisions of this act commits a felony of the third degree.\n(4) A person selling federally illegal explosives such as devices as described in 49 CFR 173.54 (relating to forbidden explosives) or those devices that have not been tested, approved and labeled by the United States Department of Transportation, including, but not limited to, those devices commonly referred to as \"M-80,\" \"M-100,\" \"blockbuster,\" \"cherry bomb\" or \"quarter or half stick\" explosive devices, in violation of the provisions of this act commits a felony of the third degree.\nSale of Consumer Fireworks\nIf consumer fireworks will be sold from a temporary structure in Manheim Township, such as a tent or stand, contact Sam Maurer, Assistant Zoning Officer regarding permits for Temporary Retail Sales.\nLarge fireworks to be used solely by professional pyrotechnicians and designed primarily to produce visible or audible effects by combustion, deflagration or detonation. The term includes, but is not limited to:\n(1) salutes that contain more than two grains or 130 milligrams of explosive materials;\n(2) aerial shells containing more than 60 grams of pyrotechnic compositions; and\n(3) other display pieces that exceed the limits of explosive materials for classification as consumer fireworks and are classified as fireworks UN0333, UN0334 or UN0335 under 49 CFR 172.101 (relating to purpose and use of hazardous materials table).\nDisplay Firework Permit Requirements\nA fire permit is needed for display firework events in Manheim Township. Review the attached\nComplete the Fire Permit Application\nReview the Fireworks Permit Submittal Checklist for submission requirements\nReview and submit the Display Fireworks Hold Harmless Agreement\nSubmit the completed Permit Application and applicable fee in person or via first class mail to the Code Compliance Department\nReview Ordinance 2018-3 Fireworks for specific rules and regulations concerning display fireworks permit and inspection requirements\nThere are no permits required for consumer fireworks and all complaints and inquires concerning consumer fireworks are to be directed to the Manheim Township Police Department.\nContact Andy Bowman, Director of Code Compliance, with questions concerning display fireworks and display fireworks permits.",
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        "raw_content": "The 2015 Oscars\u2019 Diversity Discussion Goes South for the Winter\nPeople who don\u2019t pay much attention to the Academy Awards might well have heard something about this being the Whitest Oscars since 1998. That meme conveniently defines diversity only in terms of the nominees for acting (not editing, sound, makeup, or what-have-you), and even then, only in terms of skin color \u2013 not nationality, not sexuality, not gender, not class circumstances. So the #oscarssowhite hashtag and meme gets discussed on all the \u201cnews\u201d programs, joked about by all the late-night hosts, but do we ever get any follow-up about how the Academy Awards\u2019 ceremony addressed that? If said follow-up fails to feed the Perpetual Outrage Machine? Of course not. Except here. So here you go.\nWell, it\u2019s not like anyone at last night\u2019s Oscars, including its gay host, broke the news that all of this summer\u2019s films would star only non-white people. No, there was nothing that big. Instead, the two lead acting prizes went to people (brilliantly) playing disability. As you might guess, there is an extant debate about perfectly abled actors putting on \u201cdisable-face\u201d (you know, like blackface and redface) particularly to win awards, and as someone who (not by choice) is part of that community, let me say that anecdotally, the majority seems to feel that it very much depends \u2013 certain maladies, very much including ALS and Alzheimer\u2019s, would be rather difficult, perhaps impossible, for their in-real-life sufferers to portray onscreen. As Julianne Moore put it onstage last night, \u201cWe were hopefully able to shine a light on Alzheimer\u2019s\u2026one of the wonderful things about movies is that it makes us feel seen and not alone.\u201d Now, I don\u2019t expect #oscarsshinealight to trend anywhere near as much as #oscarssowhite. But at least you, dear reader, know better.\nEvery Best Picture nominee went home with at least one Oscar last night, the first time that\u2019s happened since they expanded the category six years ago, which says something about diversity, full stop. One of those was Selma, which won Best Song just after Common and John Legend brought the house to its feet \u2013 three separate times \u2013 with \u201cGlory.\u201d Imagine if another song had won, after the way they sequenced that? Imagine if the Oscar producers had chosen not to give each song its own performance, as they\u2019ve been known to do? Imagine if Selma had been shut out last night? THEN you\u2019d be hearing from some angry trending twitterers who\u2019d in turn control the conversation on Kelly and Michael, The View, The Five, the Jimmys, Jon Stewart, etc. But since the Oscars recognized (a very deserving) Selma, you won\u2019t hear anything about that, except here.\nIn another minor victory for pluralism, Graham Moore, the writer of The Imitation Game, in full recognition of tragedies attendant to Alan Turing\u2019s life, likewise brought the audience to its feet when he spoke of his own teenage suicide attempt and then begged the next kid like him, \u201cThere is a place for people like you. I promise. Stay weird. Stay different. And someday you\u2019ll be here and I hope you pass on this message to the next person.\u201d At another point, Patricia Arquette entreated viewers toward wage equality and equal rights for all women.\nSmall beer, you might be thinking. Scraps off the table, perhaps. All right, here\u2019s a bigger one that click-baiting sites won\u2019t bother you with: last night Alejandro Gonzalez I\u00f1\u00e1rritu, writer-director-producer of Birdman, became the first non-white man, and only the seventh person (sixth, if you count the Coen Brothers as one person) to win Oscars for writing, directing, and producing a single film \u2013 joining Billy Wilder, Francis Ford Coppola, James L. Brooks, Peter Jackson, and Ethan Coen and Joel Coen. And I\u00f1\u00e1rritu is only the third to achieve this feat with an original screenplay, after Wilder and Brooks. (I\u00f1\u00e1rritu became the ninth person to win three Oscars in one night; the other two are Fran Walsh and James Cameron, whose three didn\u2019t come in those exact three categories.) Not the most terrible list to be part of, right? (Strange thing, but based on and despite last night, I don\u2019t think most of Hollywood, never mind America, is any closer to knowing how to pronounce \u201cI\u00f1\u00e1rritu.\u201d)\nThrow in the fact that his non-white director of photography, Emmanuel (\u201cEl Chivo\u201d) Lubeski, became the third person to win Best Cinematography two years in a row (Leon Shamroy and John Toll are the other two), and it might be time to stop comparing AMPAS to the Augusta National Golf Club. And another thing: no white, American-born man has won Best Director since the Coens seven years ago; since then the winners have been two Brits, a Frenchman, Kathryn Bigelow, Ang Lee, Alfonso Cuar\u00f3n, and I\u00f1\u00e1rritu. Oh, but I forgot, we don\u2019t care about the people who exercise final cut over movies unless we can accuse them of something sundry.\nLook, as a larger issue, of course Hollywood needs to do more to support non-white-male talent. Of course it\u2019s not a meritocracy; it\u2019s still a lot easier to become a star if you look like Channing Tatum or Ryan Gosling than it is if you don\u2019t. Sure. Yes. We all understood that truth within a week of the #oscarssowhite hashtag trending. But that doesn\u2019t mean the Academy Awards are doing nothing.\nThe Perpetual Outrage Machine still controls click-bait; instead of what I\u2019m talking about, today\u2019s internet traffic reflects Sean Penn saying \u201cWho gave this son of a bitch a green card?\u201d as he announced that I\u00f1\u00e1rritu\u2019s Birdman had won Best Picture. Even the redoubtable Matt Zoller Seitz, who edits Vulture, has two new books about Wes Anderson, and controls rogerebert.com, backed down from a tweet where he said \u201cDo people know that Sean Penn won many awards for I\u00f1\u00e1rritu\u2019s 21 GRAMS?\u201d After enough people tweeted back that \u201cgreen card\u201d can\u2019t go with humor about Mexicans, he tweeted \u201cretracted.\u201d So that\u2019s where we are\u2026sigh. I\u00f1\u00e1rritu can joke about new immigration laws (as he did, in his Best Picture acceptance speech), but Penn can\u2019t. Yeah, and there\u2019s no irony at all in Alan Turing\u2019s life\u2019s work becoming the P.O.M. Not a bit.\nI don\u2019t want this to sound like I celebrated I\u00f1\u00e1rritu for a token gesture, so let me finish with something else: Birdman might represent the sort of genius that America has long needed immigrants for. In the last week, at least three major Oscar-beat writers quoted Mark Harris\u2019 observation, from two weeks ago, that Birdman stood to become the 3rd Best Picture in 4 years to be about show business (as though half the commenters on awardsdaily.com hadn\u2019t made the same observation). Let\u2019s continue with our since-the-Coens (No Country for Old Men, 2007) narrative and take Harris a step further. 5 of the last 7 Best Pictures have had third acts (the last 20-30 minutes of a movie) dedicated to their lead male Putting on a Show \u2013 Slumdog Millionaire (2008), The King\u2019s Speech (2010), The Artist (2011), Argo (2012), and now Birdman (2014). 4 of the last 5 were about a white middle-aged man using that Show to resolve his midlife crisis. Harris sees Birdman as simply one more bead on a string of self-reflexive Best Pictures \u201clooking inward\u201d; is there be another way to read I\u00f1\u00e1rritu\u2019s accomplishment?\nBirdman (not my choice for Best Picture; I wanted Boyhood) is more than just another piece about performance; it is both the culmination of the trend Harris cites and a significant deconstruction of it. Onstage with his three co-writers (!), I\u00f1\u00e1rritu said that Birdman began as an idea three years ago. That\u2019s appropriate; around that time, The Artist won Best Picture, which was a film that shined a light on showbiz in 1927, and I\u00f1\u00e1rritu\u2019s film shines a light on showbiz in 2027, during the time after we\u2019re finally done with our two-decade-long orgy of superhero films. What will we think of Hugh Jackman, Robert Downey Jr., and all the rest when they\u2019re, uh, about as old as Michael Keaton is now? Will they have wasted their stardom? How would we prefer they use it? (Uh, and where were you guys when they came out with Prisoners and The Judge?) Though Riggan Thompson (Keaton) does seem to be having a midlife crisis, Keaton is actually 63; compared to the stars of the films that Harris (and others) lump him in with \u2013 Colin Firth, Jean Dujardin, and Ben Affleck \u2013 Keaton does represent a more \u201cmature\u201d take on some of the same themes. Think \u201cmature\u201d in terms of desperate for legacy before time runs out\u2026and make no mistake, the movie industry is terrified of going the way of the music industry.\nEver spoken to someone who prefers a given writer\u2019s memoirs to their fiction? Sure you have. Their point: so-and-so writer\u2019s fiction is nice, but it\u2019s nicer when she drops the pretense and just tells what\u2019s happened to her. Alan Turing\u2019s distant grandchild, the Web 2.0 which roughly began ten years ago, has in many ways become dedicated to the diffusion of \u201creal\u201d narratives \u2013 mommy-blogs, surveillance videos, twitter, pinterest, behind-the-scenes-on-fiction-shows (think Girls or Game of Thrones featurettes), et cetera. The message keeps coming back to writers, to everyone: Write What You Know, Show Us How You Live(d). (Never mind that some of your all-time favorite writers steadfastly ignored that advice; let\u2019s not bother with that list here.) In such a decade, should it really be surprising that Hollywood (or at least AMPAS) is crouching behind, ahem, I mean, honoring narratives that are (however fictionalized) About How They Live(d)? And Birdman is arguably both a wallow and a clever comment, with its surveillance-video-like single-take that seems to say How Do We Get Out of This? 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        "raw_content": "MSHA launches enhanced safety standards enforcement to encourage better examinations by industry\u2019s operators\nOn July 1, the U.S. Department of Labor\u2019s Mine Safety and Health Administration will begin enhanced enforcement of \u201cRules to Live By,\u201d its initiative of standards commonly cited following mine deaths, and nine underground coal mine exam rule standards focused on the greatest risks to miners in underground coal mines. The agency announced these measures on May 12, 2016, at a mining industry stakeholder meeting in Arlington, VA.\n\u201cWhile we\u2019ve seen progress in reducing mining deaths associated with both Rules to Live By and the exam rule, mine operators need to conduct better site inspections and take appropriate action to improve compliance with these standards,\u201d said Joseph A. Main, assistant secretary of labor for mine safety and health. \u201cThat is why we are increasing attention on these critical standards. We urge the mining industry to do the same.\u201d\nAn agency analysis of hundreds of U.S. mining fatalities in a 10-year period shows that fatalities associated with Rules to Live By standards have decreased an average of 23 percent, and significant and substantial citations and orders issued for violations of these standards have declined an average of 37 percent.\nFatalities associated with the exam rule have decreased an average of 22 percent, and S&S citations and orders issued for violations of this standard have declined an average of 45 percent.\nBeginning July 1, MSHA will employ its web-based Rules to Live By and exam rule calculators more extensively to determine the number of citations and orders issued during the most recent completed inspection periods for which data are available. Inspectors will provide mine operators with a copy of the results, encouraging them to use the tools to monitor their own compliance and take action to eliminate violations. The results will be added to criteria for consideration of impact inspections, particularly targeting mines with elevated noncompliance of these standards.\nMSHA launched its Rules to Live By outreach and enforcement initiative in 2010. The agency published its exam rule in 2012.",
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Although much time and money was put into the program, it had several basic weaknesses. There was much animosity toward the program on the part of the South Vietnamese peasants, who were forcibly displaced from their ancestral lands. Also, the security afforded by the hamlets was inadequate and actually provided lucrative targets for the Viet Cong. Finally, the entire project was poorly managed. After the assassination of the program's sponsor, President Ngo Dinh Diem, in November 1963, the program fell into disfavor and was abandoned.\n1956 NY Times leaks new US Middle East anti-Soviet plan\nJust days before an official announcement is to be issued by the Eisenhower administration, The New York Times leaks the news that the United States is preparing a major policy statement on the Middle East. 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The newspaper editorialized that the United States wanted \"the Middle Eastern powers to know that they have not been abandoned by the West and that they can count on economic help and, if they want it, military help in opposing any Soviet aggression.\u0094\nCongressional reaction to the story was somewhat cool. Some congressmen feared that the United States was heading toward armed confrontation with the Soviets in the Middle East. The British and French were glad to hear that the United States would oppose communist expansion in the region, but were also wary of expanding problems in the Middle East into an arena for a military East-West collision. The response from Egypt was decidedly negative, with the Egyptian government declaring that it wanted no outside interference in the region's problems. Despite these less than enthusiastic responses to the proposed policy, it was evident that the United States was determined to take a much expanded and more active role in the Middle East. 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It was still in eruption in the early 1980s.\n1926 Germany and Italy sign an arbitration treaty.\n1926 Vatican puts French fascist Charles Maurras' work on the index\n1921 William Lyon Mackenzie King succeeded Arthur Meighen as Canadian PM\n1921 Sears Roebuck president Julius Rosenwald pledges $20 million of his personal fortune to help Sears through hard times.\n1920 Yugoslav govt bans communist party\n1914 The publication of Belgian newspapers is halted to protest German censorship.\n1903 French Equatorial Africa separates into Gabon, Chad & Ubangi-Shari In 1903, in Middle-Congo\n1891 Edison patents \"transmission of signals electrically\"(radio)\n1867 1st telegraph ticker used by a brokerage house, Groesbeck & Co, New York\n1862 Union General William T. Sherman's troops try to gain the north side of Vicksburg in the Battle of Chicksaw Bayou, Mississippi .\n1852 Emma Snodgrass arrested in Boston for wearing pants\n1851 1st Young Men's Christian Association chapter opened (Boston)\n1848 US President James Polk turned on the first gas light at the White House.\n1845 \u0093Admission Day\u0094 of Texas (comprised of the present state of Texas and part of New Mexico, Colorado, and Wyoming: 1'007'935 square kilometers) as the 28th state. including this special provision: New states, of convenient size, not exceeding four in number, in addition to said state of Texas, and having sufficient population, may hereafter, by the consent of said state, be formed out of the territory thereof, which shall be entitled to admission under the provisions of the federal constitution.\nSix months after the congress of the Republic of Texas accepted US annexation of the territory, Texas is admitted into the United States as the twenty-eighth state. After gaining independence from Spain in the 1820s, Mexico welcomed foreign settlers to sparsely populated Texas, and a large group of Americans led by Stephen F. Austin settled along the Brazos River. The Americans soon outnumbered the resident Mexicans, and by the 1830s attempts by the Mexican government to regulate these semi-autonomous American communities led to rebellion. In March of 1836, in the midst of armed conflict with the Mexican government, Texas declared its independence from Mexico.\nThe Texas volunteers initially suffered defeat against the forces of Mexican General Santa Anna--the Alamo fell and Sam Houston's troops were forced into an eastward retreat. However, in late April, Houston's troops surprised a Mexican force at San Jacinto and Santa Anna was captured, bringing an end to Mexico's effort to subdue Texas.\nThe citizens of the independent Republic of Texas elected Sam Houston as president, but also endorsed the entrance of Texas into the Union. The likelihood of Texas joining the Union as a slave state delayed any formal action by the US Congress for over a decade, however in 1844, Secretary of State John C. Calhoun orchestrated a compromise in which Texas would join the United States as a slave territory. Four months after the approval of formal annexation of Texas by the US Congress, Texas's congress accepted US statehood. In late December, Texas enters the United States as a slave state, broadening the irrepressible differences in the US over the issue of slavery and setting of the Mexican-American War.\nUS Customs begins to collect revenue in the new state.\n1837 Steam-powered threshing machine patented, Winthrop, Maine\n1813 British burn Buffalo, New York during the War of 1812\n1778 British troops, attempting a new strategy to defeat the colonials in America, capture Savannah.\n1607 Indian chief Powhatan spares John Smith's life after the pleas of his daughter Pocahontas.\n1558 Charles V, German emperor, buried\n1223 Pope Honorius III approves the Franciscan religious order. Properly called the Order of the Friars Minor, this Catholic order was founded in 1209 by St. Francis of Assisi.\n2003 Archbishop Michael Courtney, 58, papal nuncio in Burundi, after being shot in the head, shoulder, and a limb by assailants who had first shot out the tires of his car, about 50 km south of Bujumbura, Burundi. The car's driver and a hitchhiker are unhurt, the other person in the car, a priest, is slightly injured. The assailants had just shot a Burundian soldier when the nuncio's car arrived.\n2002 Abdel Karim Salameh, 8, Palestinian, hit in the head by Israeli gunfire as he walked home from school, 500 meters from a group of school kids throwing stones at Israeli soldiers, in Tulkarm, West Bank. An 11-year-old Palestinian boy is wounded.\n2002 Desmond Hoyte, 73, of heart failure, prime minister of the Cooperative Republic of Guyana, from 1985 when he succeeded socialist Forbes Burnham, until being defeated in the 1992 election, after which he became opposition leader.\n2001 Some 600 persons in fire in downtown Lima, Peru, started by fireworks explosion in dozens of street stands, started by a fireworks seller lighting a large firecracker to show a customer, near the crowded shopping area.\n2000 Laura Dzhabrailova, 24, Tamila Dzhabrailova, 27, sisters, executed in the Urus-Martan district by the Chechen Resistance, for treason (working for the local puppet admistration set up by the Russian aggressors).\n2000 Wahidin bin Engkos, of injuries he suffered in a blast at a makeshift bomb factory in Bandung, Indonesia, which instantly killed another 3 persons. It is suspected that its bombs were used in the series of bombings targeting Christian churches in nine cities across Indonesia, killing 15 persons on Christmas eve, plus one teen-age boy who died in East Java province from injuries on 001228.\n1992 Two Austrian tourists; by a bomb in a hotel in Aden, Yemen, where US troops had been staying while en route to a humanitarian mission in Somalia. The US soldiers had already left. Two Yemeni Muslim militants, trained in Afghanistan and injured in the blast, are later arrested. US intelligence agencies allege that this was the first terrorist attack involving Osama bin Laden and his associates\n1986 Harold Macmillan, 92, former British Prime Minister, in Sussex, England\n1975 Eleven persons, by bomb exploding in the main terminal of New York's LaGuardia Airport.\n1972 Joseph Cornell, New York state maker of \u201cconstructions\u201d, printmaker, film maker, and writer, born on 24 December 1903. \u0097 MORE ON CORNELL AT ART \u00934\u0094 DECEMBER with links to images.\n1972 Life magazine ceases publication\n1941 Tullio Levi-Civita, of a stroke, Italian mathematician born in Padua on 29 March 1873.. He taught at the universities of Padua (1898\u20131919) and Rome (1919\u20131938, dismissed for being a Jew) and was noted for his researches in pure geometry, hydrodynamics, celestial mechanics, and tensor analysis, on which Einstein\u2019s work depended in part. Author of Simplified Presentation of Einstein\u2019s Unified Field Equations. Principal author of The Absolute Differential Calculus (Calculus of Tensors)\n1940 Some 3600 civilians in German fire bombing of London\nGerman aircraft blanket incendiary bombs over London, setting both banks of the Thames ablaze and killing almost 3600 British civilians. The German targeting of the English capital had begun back in August, payback for British attacks on Berlin. In September, a horrendous firestorm broke out in London's poorest districts as German aircraft dropped 337 tons of bombs on docks, tenements, and teeming streets. The \"London Blitz\" killed thousands of civilians. 29 December saw the widespread destruction not just of civilians, but of great portions of London's cultural relics. Historic buildings were severely damaged or destroyed as relentless bombing set 15'000 separate fires. Among the architectural treasures that proved casualties of the German assault were the Guildhall (the administrative center of the city, dating back to 1673 but also containing a 15th-century vault) and eight Christopher Wren churches. St. Paul's Cathedral also caught fire but was saved from being burned to the ground by brave, tenacious firefighters. Westminster Abbey, Buckingham Palace, and the Chamber of the House of Commons were also hit but suffered less extensive damage. Fighting the blazes was made all the more difficult by an unfortunate low tide, which made drawing water a problem.\nIn the evening, London suffers its most devastating air raid when Germans firebomb the city. Hundreds of fires caused by the exploding bombs engulfed areas of London, but firefighters showed a valiant indifference to the bombs falling around them and saved much of the city from destruction. The next day, a newspaper photo of St. Paul's Cathedral standing undamaged amid the smoke and flames seemed to symbolize the capital's unconquerable spirit during the Battle of Britain.\nIn May and June 1940, Holland, Belgium, Norway, and France fell one by one to the German Wehrmacht, leaving Great Britain alone in its resistance against Nazi leader Adolf Hitler's plans for world domination. The British Expeditionary Force escaped the continent with an impromptu evacuation from Dunkirk, but they left behind the tanks and artillery needed to defend their homeland against invasion. With British air and land forces outnumbered by their German counterparts, and US aid not yet begun, it seemed certain that Britain would soon follow the fate of France. However, Winston Churchill, the new British prime minister, promised his nation and the world that Britain would \"never surrender,\" and the British people mobilized behind their defiant leader.\nOn 05 June 1940 the Luftwaffe began attacks on English Channel ports and convoys, and on 30 June Nazi Germany seized control of the undefended Channel Islands. On 10 July 1940 \u0097 the first day of the Battle of Britain according to the RAF \u0097 the Luftwaffe intensified its bombing of British ports. Six days later, Hitler ordered the German army and navy to prepare for Operation Sea Lion. On 19 July 1940, the German dictator made a speech in Berlin in which he offered a conditional peace to the British government: Britain would keep its empire and be spared from invasion if its leaders accepted the German domination of the European continent. A simple radio message from Lord Halifax swept the proposal away.\nGermany needed to master the skies over Britain if it was to transport safely its superior land forces across the 35-km-wide English Channel. On 08 August 1940, the Luftwaffe intensified its raids against the ports in an attempt to draw the British air fleet out into the open. Simultaneously, the Germans began bombing Britain's sophisticated radar defense system and RAF-fighter airfields. During August, as many as 1500 German aircraft crossed the Channel daily, often blotting out the sun as they flew against their British targets. Despite the odds against them, the outnumbered RAF fliers successfully resisted the massive German air invasion, relying on radar technology, more maneuverable aircraft, and exceptional bravery. For every British plane shot down, two Luftwaffe warplanes were destroyed.\nAt the end of August 1940, the RAF launched a retaliatory air raid against Berlin. Hitler was enraged and ordered the Luftwaffe to shift its attacks from RAF installations to London and other British cities. On 07 September 1940, the Blitz against London began, and after a week of almost ceaseless attacks several areas of London were in flames and the royal palace, churches, and hospitals had all been hit. However, the concentration on London allowed the RAF to recuperate elsewhere, and on 15 September 1940 the RAF launched a vigorous counterattack, downing 56 German aircraft in two dogfights that lasted less than an hour.\nThe costly raid convinced the German high command that the Luftwaffe could not achieve air supremacy over Britain, and the next day daylight attacks were replaced with nighttime sorties as a concession of defeat. On 19 September 1940, Nazi leader Adolf Hitler postponed indefinitely \"Operation Sea Lion\"--the amphibious invasion of Britain. The Battle of Britain, however, continued.\nIn October, Hitler ordered a massive bombing campaign against London and other cities to crush British morale and force an armistice. Despite significant loss of life and tremendous material damage to Britain's cities, the country's resolve remained unbroken. The ability of Londoners to maintain their composure had much to do with Britain's survival during this trying period. As US journalist Edward R. Murrow reported, \"Not once have I heard a man, woman, or child suggest that Britain should throw her hand.\" In May 1941, the air raids essentially ceased as German forces massed near the border of the USSR.\nBy denying the Germans a quick victory, depriving them of forces to be used in their invasion of the USSR, and proving to America that increased arms support for Britain was not in vain, the outcome of the Battle of Britain greatly changed the course of World War II. As Churchill said of the RAF fliers during the Battle of Britain, \"Never in the field of human conflict was so much owed by so many to so few.\"\nKarelian Isthmus: Russian reconnaissance probes are successfully repulsed both at Summa and at Kelja in the Taipale sector.\nIn the Suomussalmi sector in northern Finland, the fighting at Hulkonniemi ends in the destruction of the Soviet 163rd Division. Still in the north, there is an increasing enemy presence in the Raate sector.\nLadoga Karelia: troops from Detachment Pajari take Viitavaara on the River Aittojoki and enemy troops launch a counterattack.\nSoviet aircraft bomb K\u00e4kisalmi, Jyv\u00e4skyl\u00e4 and Vaasa killing six people.\nAbroad: in Sweden, a nationwide collection in aid of Finland has attracted major donations totalling 800,000 krona. Altogether, almost 6 million krona was collected.\nStockholm's footplate men donate a day's pay from December as a New Year present for Finland.\nThe Danish paper Berlingske Tidende publishes an article in praise of Finnish women.\n1928 Eilif Hjalmar Emanuel Peterssen, Norwegian artist born on 04 September 1852.\n1916 Grigori J. Rasputin, 45, Russian faith healer / intriguer, murdered\nRasputin wrote this prophecy the day before he died. He predicted that if Nicholas' relatives were responsible for his death, then the Tsar and his children would all die \"within two years.\u0094 Prince Yussoupov, a Romanov relative, murdered Rasputin; a year and a half later Bolsheviks killed the Tsar's family.\nThe Spirit of Grigory Efimovich Rasputin\n1908 Herman Gustaf Sillen, Swedish artist born on 20 May 1857.\n1891 Leopold Kronecker, 68, mathematician who limited his achievements and made himself obnoxious by insisting that nothing exists in mathematics except what can be constructed with a finite number of operation from the integers, an opinion which he expounded in \u00dcber den Zahlbergriff (1887).\n1890 At least 18 children, 44 women, and 87 men, surrendering Sioux massacred by Colonel James W. Forsyth and the 7th Cavalry, at Wounded Knee, South Dakota.\nIn South Dakota, the US Seventh Cavalry commanded by Colonel James W. Forsyth attacks a Sioux Indians encampment at Wounded Knee Creek, massacring some three hundred Sioux, including scores of women and children. Two years earlier, on an Indian reservation in Nevada, a Paiute named Wovoka had begun preaching that an Indian messiah would soon arrive who would restore the American continent to the Indians and reunite them with their dead families. A cult known as the \"Ghost Dance\" grew from his teachings, and within a year it had spread to dozens of other reservations. On December 15, on the Standing Rock Reservation in South Dakota, Sitting Bull, an influential Sioux leader was killed by Indian police while allegedly resisting arrest. Sitting Bull had become involved in the Ghost Dance movement and was planning on visiting Pine Ridge, the center of the Ghost Dance observances, when the government ordered his arrest and possibly his execution. A group of outraged Sioux Indians left the Standing Rock reservation after his death, and linked up with a Sioux group led by Big Foot traveling to Pine Ridge from the Wind River Reservation. Because of the Ghost Dance movement, thousands of US troops had descended on the area, and on the morning of 29 December Colonel James W. Forsyth of the US Seventh Cavalry caught up with Big Foot's band at Wounded Knee Creek. Forsyth ordered the Sioux to give up their rifles, and entered the Indian encampment. A soldier was fired at, leading to a skirmish in which close to thirty US troops and several dozen Indians were killed. The soldiers managed to retreat from the camp and opened fire on the encampment with their lethal Hotchkiss guns. The guns cut down over scores of the Sioux within minutes, and afterwards individual soldiers massacred any remaining survivors. Close to three hundred Sioux men, and women, and children died that day to the approximately thirty US soldiers killed. The massacre at Wounded Knee marked the end of the Ghost Dance conflict, and was also the last major military encounter between Native-Americans and the US government.\nIn the tragic final chapter of America's long war against the Plains Indians, the US Cavalry kills 146 (according to probably understated official figures) Sioux Indians at Wounded Knee, South Dakota. Tensions had been running high on Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota for months because of the growing popularity of a new Indian spiritual movement known as the Ghost Dance. Many of the Sioux at Pine Ridge had only recently been confined to reservations after long years of resistance, and they were deeply disheartened by the poor living conditions and deadening tedium of reservation life. The Ghost Dance movement taught that the Indians were defeated and confined to reservations because they had angered the gods by abandoning their traditional ways. If they practiced the Ghost Dance ritual and rejected white ways, many Sioux believed the gods would create the world anew, destroy the unbelievers, and bring back murdered Indians and the giant herds of bison.\nBy late 1890, Pine Ridge Indian agent James McLaughlin was alarmed by the movement's increasing influence and its prediction that all non-believers--presumably including whites--would be wiped out. McLaughlin telegraphed a warning to Washington, D.C. that: \"Indians are dancing in the snow and are wild and crazy. We need protection now.\u0094 While waiting for the cavalry to arrive, McLaughlin attempted to arrest Sitting Bull, the famous Sioux chief, who he mistakenly believed was a Ghost Dance supporter. US authorities killed Sitting Bull during the arrest, increasing the tensions at Pine Ridge rather than defusing them.\nOn 29 December the 7th Cavalry under Colonel James Forsyth surrounded a band of Ghost Dancers under the Sioux Chief Big Foot near Wounded Knee Creek and demanded they surrender their weapons. Big Foot and his followers had no intentions of attacking anyone, but they were distrustful of the army and feared they would be attacked if they relinquished their guns. Nonetheless, the Sioux agreed to surrender and began turning over their guns. As that was happening, a scuffle broke out between an Indian and a soldier, and a shot was fired. Though no one is certain which side fired it, the ensuing melee was quick and brutal. Without arms and outnumbered, the Sioux were reduced to hand-to-hand fighting with knives, and they were cut down in a withering rain of bullets, many coming from the army's rapid-fire repeating Hotchkiss guns. By the time the soldiers withdrew, 146 Indians were dead (including 44 women and 18 children) and 51 wounded. The 7th Cavalry had 25 dead and 39 wounded.\nAlthough sometimes referred to as a battle, the conflict at Wounded Knee is best seen as a tragic and avoidable massacre. Surrounded by heavily armed troops, it is highly unlikely that Big Foot's band would have deliberately sought a confrontation. Some historians speculate that the soldiers of Custer's old 7th Cavalry were deliberately taking revenge for the regiment's defeat at Little Bighorn in 1876. Whatever the motives, the army's massacre ended the Ghost Dance movement and was the final major confrontation in America's genocidal war against the Plains Indians.\n1881 Ludwig Hermann van Hoom, German artist born in April 1812. [Hoom, sweet Hoom?]\n1862 Hundreds of Yanks, fewer Rebs, at Battle of Chickasaw Bluffs\nUnion General William T. Sherman is thwarted in his attempt to capture Vicksburg, Mississippi, when he orders a frontal assault on entrenched Rebels. Chickasaw Bluffs was part of Union General Ulysses S. Grant's attempt to capture Vicksburg, the last Confederate stronghold on the Mississippi River. Grant planned a two-pronged assault. He planned to take a force from northern Mississippi while Sherman moved down the west side of the great river. In December, things began to go awry for the Yankees. Devastating Confederate cavalry raids by Nathan Bedford Forrest and Earl Van Dorn on Union supply lines in western Tennessee forced Grant to cancel his part of the campaign, but he was not able to get word to Sherman.\nSherman moved into position just a few kilometers north of Vicksburg by 27 December. He had 37'000 men and only 6000 Confederates defended Vicksburg. While Sherman moved into position, another 6000 soldiers arrived to reinforce the Confederates. The Rebels occupied strong positions on top of a river bluff with open ground in front of them. After two days of skirmishing, Sherman ordered a major attack on 29 December. The attack never had a chance of success. When one Union brigade captured Confederate rifle pits at the foot of the bluff, they came under fire from above. No other Federal force got close to the bluff.\nUnion loses totaled 1776 men while the Confederates lost just 207. The attack was a mistake by Sherman, who should have never tried to attack fortified Rebels across open ground. Two years later, Sherman demonstrated that he had learned his lesson at Chickasaw Bluffs. During his campaign for Atlanta, Sherman made few frontal assaults and inflicted more casualties than he sustained, which was rare for an offensive campaign.\n1837 One US person, by Canadian incursion against gun-running ship\nA small group of Canadian and British men loyal to the Ontario government crosses the Niagara River to the American side and destroys the US steamer Caroline, a vessel transporting arms to Canadian revolutionaries led by William Lyon Mackenzie.\nMackenzie, a Scottish-born journalist, had immigrated to Upper Canada, now known as Ontario, in 1820. Soon after his arrival, Mackenzie became a leader of Canadian opposition to the \"Family Compact,\" an aristocratic political organization that dominated Canadian politics and was made up almost entirely of members of the Church of England. In 1826, his printing press was destroyed, and beginning in 1828 he was elected to the Legislative Assembly of Upper Canada by his constituency six times and expelled for \"libel\" five times. As a leader of the Reform Party of Upper Canada he went to London in 1832 to obtain redress of grievances, and in 1834 he became the first mayor of Toronto.\nIn 1837, Mackenzie, enraged at the defeat of the Reform Party and the oppressive policies of the British lieutenant governor of Canada, launched a rebellion in the hope of seizing Toronto and making it independent of British rule. US citizens across the border sympathized with Mackenzie's plight, and sent a small steamer across the Niagara to supply the rebel forces with arms.\nOn 29 December loyalist forces cross over to the U.S side where the Caroline is moored, take up its anchor, set it afire, and send the vessel over the Niagara Falls. One American is killed in the incident, and US General Winfield Scott is sent to the area to prevent a violent American reprisal.\nMackenzie's rebellion was promptly put down and he fled to the US where set up a provisional government with fortified headquarters on Navy Island in the Niagara River. However, he was later arrested and imprisoned for eighteen months by US authorities for violating neutrality laws.\nAnother Canadian, who boasted of how he took part in the Caroline attack, was arrested during a trip to the United States, although he was later acquitted. The Caroline Affair added to the tense relations between the US and Great Britain in the years before the Webster-Ashburton Treaty of 1842.\nIn 1849, Mackenzie was allowed to return to Canada under a general amnesty proclamation, and in 1851 he was elected to the Legislative Assembly of United Canada. His grandson, William Lyon Mackenzie King, became a Canadian prime minister in the twentieth century.\n1825 Jacques~Louis David, French painter born on 30 August 1748.\u0097 MORE ON DAVID AT ART \u00934\u0094 DECEMBER with links to images.\n1778 Hundreds of Georgian patriots, as they are defeated by the British\nAs the fifth year of the American Revolution opened, hopes for colonial independence were growing dim. By 1779 British forces still occupied major American cities. Divisions plagued the Continental Congress and the rebel army. In the South, bitter civil war raged between Patriot and Loyalist Americans. Georgia, the only American colony to be reconquered by the British, was just 42 years old when the war started. Georgia's population was small, with barely 3000 men of military age. On 29 December 1778, the colonial capital fell to British troops. The rebel defenders were routed, losing 550 captured or killed. Patriot forces were swept from the state. http://www.thehistorynet.com/MilitaryHistory/articles/1997/0397_cover.htm\n1743 Hyacinthe Rigaud (Rigau y Ros), French portrait painter born on 18 July 1659. \u0097 MORE ON RIGAUD AT ART \u00934\u0094 DECEMBER with links to images.\n1737 Saurin, mathematician.\n1731 Brook Taylor, mathematician.\n1661 Frans de Hulst, Flemish artist born in 1610.\n1633 Cornelis Claeszoon van Wieringen, Dutch painter specialized in seascapes, born in 1580 he first was a sailor. \u0097 MORE ON VAN WIERINGEN AT ART \u00934\u0094 DECEMBER with links to images.\n1616 Hendrik Goltzius, Dutch artist born in February 1558. \u0097 MORE ON GOLTZIUS AT ART \u00934\u0094 DECEMBER with links to images.\n1170 Thomas Becket, 52, the archbishop of Canterbury, is murdered in Canterbury Cathedral by four knights of Henry II.\nArchbishop Thomas Becket is brutally murdered in Canterbury Cathedral by four knights of King Henry II of England, apparently on orders of the king. In 1155, Henry II appointed Becket as chancellor, a high post in the English government. Becket proved a skilled diplomat and won the trust of Henry, who nominated him as archbishop of Canterbury in 1162. The king hoped his friend would help in his efforts to curb the growing power of the church, but soon after Becket's consecration, the new archbishop became a zealous defender of the jurisdiction of the church over its own affairs. In 1164, he was forced to flee to France.\nHe was later reconciled with Henry, and in 1170 returned to Canterbury amid great public rejoicing. Soon afterward, against the objections of the pope, Henry had his son crowned by the archbishop of York, and tension again came to a head between Becket and the king. At this time, perhaps merely in a moment of frustration, the king issued to his court the following public plea: \"What a parcel of fools and dastards have I nourished in my house, and not one of them will avenge me of this one upstart clerk.\u0094 A group of Henry's knight took the statement very seriously, and on 29 December Thomas Becket was murdered in Canterbury Cathedral.\nThe Christian world was shocked by Becket's death, and in 1173, he was canonized as a Catholic saint. In the next year, Henry was forced to do penance at his tomb and his efforts to end the separation between church and state came to an end. In 1220, Becket's bones were transferred to the Trinity Chapel in Canterbury Cathedral, which later became a popular site of English religious pilgrimage.\n1952 First transistorized hearing aid goes on sale, by the Sonotone Corporation, in Elmsford NY. The 8-cm-long device weighs about 100 grams. The first hearing aid (other than an ear trumpet) was the Audiophone, a device held against the teeth, which was patented in 1879. An electric hearing aid was produced in 1901.\n1922 William Gaddis, US novelist who died on 16 December 1998.\n1917 Tom Bradley (Mayor-D-LA) (1973- )\n1916 Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man by James Joyce is published in New York. It had been previously serialized in Ezra Pound's review The Egoist.\nJames Joyce was born in Dublin on 2 February 1882, the eldest of 10 children of a cheerful ne'er-do-well who eventually went bankrupt. Joyce attended Catholic school and University College in Dublin, where he learned Dano-Norwegian so he could read the plays of Henrik Ibsen in the original. In college, he began a lifetime of literary rebellion, self-publishing an essay rejected by the school's literary magazine adviser.\nAfter graduation, Joyce moved to Paris. He resolved to study medicine to support himself while writing but soon gave it up. He returned to Dublin to visit his mother's deathbed and remained to teach school and work odd jobs. On June 16, 1904, he met Nora, whom he convinced to return to Europe with him. The couple settled in Trieste, where they had two children, and then in Zurich. Joyce struggled with serious eye problems, undergoing 25 operations for various troubles between 1917 and 1930.\nmore JOYCE ONLINE: Dubliners at another site, Chamber Music, Chamber Music.\n1915 Robert Ruark US writer (Something of Value)\n1911 Klaus Fuchs, German-born US physicist and spy, who died on 28 January 1988.\n1908 Four-wheel braking system is patented by Otto Zachow and William Besserdich of Clintonville, Wisconsin. It is the prototype of all modern braking systems.\n1896 David Alfaro Siqueiros Mexico, painter/muralist (Lib of Chile)\n1891 Wireless radio is patented by Edison.\nThomas Edison is granted a patent for wireless radio. The patent is for \"a means for transmitting signals electrically.\u0094 His patent indicated that signals could be transmitted between two points without a wire. By the end of his life, Edison held a record number of patents, including more than 300 for electric light and power, nearly 200 for the phonograph, 150 for the telegraph, 141 for storage batteries, and several dozen for the telephone. He also developed key components of motion picture technology.\n1879 William \u0093Billy\u0094 Mitchell, US Army general (WW I), early advocate of a separate air force. He died on 19 February 1936.\n1876 Pablo Casals, Vendrell, Catalonia, Spain, cellist/conductor/composer.\n1868 Ludwig Ferdinand Graf, German artist who died in 1932.\n1861 Kurt Hensel, German mathematician who died on 01 June 1941. Hensel invented the p-adic numbers.\n1859 Venustiano Carranza President of Mexico (1915-20).\n1859 Elizabeth Adela Amstrong Forbes, Canadian-born English artist who died on 22 March 1912. \u2014 more with links to images.\n1856 Thomas Jan Stieltjes, Dutch mathematician who died on 31 December 1894. (Stieltjes integral)\n1851 The first US Young Men's Christian Association is organized, in Boston.\n1841 Alexander Carlovich Beggrow, Russian artist who died in 1914.\n1838 Raffaello Sernesi, Italian artist who died on 11 August 1866.\n1834 Auguste Louis Veillon, Swiss artist who died on 05 January 1890.\n1809 William Ewart Gladstone (Lib) British prime minister four times (1868-74, 1880-85, 1886, 1892-94). He died on 19 May 1898.\n1808 Andrew Johnson [< photo], Raleigh NC, (Unionist), 17th President (1865-69) succeeded Lincoln after the 15 April 1865 assassination. First American president to be impeached. He died on 31 July 1875.\n1800 Charles Goodyear\nHe would become famous for the invention of vulcanized rubber. In its natural form, rubber is sticky, and gets runny when hot and stiff when cold. Goodyear discovered (accidentally) that when rubber is mixed with sulfur and heat-treated, it loses its adhesiveness but keeps its elasticity, even at extreme temperatures. He called the process \"vulcanization.\u0094 The industrial use of rubber is possible only because of vulcanization. Goodyear's process made millions of dollars, but not for him. Widespread infringements on his patents, together with poor luck in business, left him deep in debt at his death on 01 July 1860.\n1776 Charles Macintosh Scotland, chemist, inventor, patented waterproof fabric.He died on 25 July 1843.\n1759 Julius-C\u00e9sar Ibbetson, British painter who died on 13 October 1817. \u0097 MORE ON IBBETSON AT ART \u00934\u0094 DECEMBER with links to images.\n1721 Jeanne Poisson Marquise de Pompadour, influential mistress of Louis XV, who was later blamed for France's defeat in the Seven Years' War. She died on 15 April 1764.\n1695 Jean-Baptiste Joseph Pater, French painter who died on 25 July 1736. \u0097 MORE ON PATER AT ART \u00934\u0094 DECEMBER with links to images.\nHolidays Gabon : President's Birthday / Texas : Admission Day (1945) / World : Anti-Pent-Ultimate Day\nReligious Observances RC : St Thomas of Canterbury (Thomas Beckett), bp/martyr\nDICTIONNAIRE TICRANIEN: s\u00e9paration: ce que proteste un poilu auquel on ne donne pas tout ce qu'il devrait avoir \u00e0 manger.\n\u0093The minute a man is convicted, he is interesting or he isn`t.\u0094 [depending on whether a miscarriage of justice is suspected]\n\u0093The minute a man is interested in being convincing, he isn`t.\u0094\n\u0093The minute man is convinced that he is interesting, and he is.\u0094\n\u0093The minute a man is convicted of interest fraud, he isn`t able to continue.\u0094",
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        "raw_content": "In Acts 1:6-11, Luke tells the story of the Ascension of Jesus, which he\u2019d already told in Luke 24:50-53.\nWhy did Luke include the story of the Jesus\u2019 Ascension in Luke and Acts when the writers of the other gospels did not include it?\nI want to explore three possible answers and tell which I find the most convincing.\nOption 1: Our Curiosity\nMost of the times I have read Acts or taught Acts, I thought the story of the Ascension was included to satisfy our curiosity about how he returned to heaven.\nI no longer believe this. Here are two reasons:\nThe other gospels do not tell the story. If the main reason this story is included is to satisfy our curiosity, then why would the other gospels not include it?\nA lot of stories are left out of the gospels. For example, there is a lot of information about Jesus\u2019 childhood that we would like to know. But it is not included. 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The event of the Ascension has to make sense of what the angels tell the men.\nOption 3: The Passing of Authority and Power\nIn Ben Witherington\u2019s commentary on Acts, The Acts of the Apostles: A Socio-Rhetorical Commentary, he connects the story with 2 Kings 2, the account of how Elijah is taken into heaven and Elisha succeeds him in his role. Before God takes Elijah into heaven with a whirlwind, Elijah tries to convince Elisha that he needs to stay while Elijah himself needs to leave.\nElisha struggles with this. But Elijah gives him a double portion of his spirit.\nOn the way to the place where Elijah is taken up, he performs the miracle of parting the waters of the Jordan. He does this by striking it with his cloak. After Elijah is taken up, Elisha takes his cloak, goes to the banks of the Jordan, and parts the water.\nThis shows that Elijah\u2019s power and authority as the prophet of God has been passed on to Elisha. This is the purpose of Elijah\u2019s Ascension.\nThere are parallels between this story and the Ascension of Jesus. The Apostles are apprehensive about Jesus\u2019s departing. They will receive the Spirit. They will perform miracles like Jesus had while he was on earth.\nIf Witherington is right, and I believe that he is, the story of Jesus\u2019 Ascension shows that Jesus\u2019 power and authority has passed to the church.\nThe Ascension as a Sending\nThat\u2019s why Luke tells it at the beginning of Acts. Everything that Luke had written about Jesus and His mission was now transferred to the ragged band of disciples gawking at the heavens. These people would carry on the mission of Jesus in his authority.\n(This is why I want to be careful about rejecting Option 2. The Ascension in Acts might teach that Jesus has been exalted, but it\u2019s through His position as Lord that He now sends the church out with His power and authority.)\nSo the church\u2019s job in the absence of Jesus is to continue (through His power) his mission of spreading the Kingdom of God. This is what the Ascension in Acts teaches us.\nActs, Ascension, Church, God, Heaven, Jesus, Luke\nThanks for your reflections! Very well done! How do we live out this calling to mission and replicate his ministry searchers of kingdom testimony, expectant power, social justice, and gracious hospitality?\nPingback: Where Is Jesus Now? And Where Did He Go After His Resurrection and Ascension? | When is Jesus Coming Back?\nPingback: Luke\u2019s Insights Into the Second Coming of Jesus | When is Jesus Coming Back?\nSo I have a question: If you saw your beloved, back-from-the-dead \u201cleader\u201d levitate off of the ground until he is swallowed up into a cloud, to never be seen again, by you or anyone else on planet earth, would that be something you might include in your one and only \u201cgospel\u201d about him???\nYet Mark, the first gospel written (the original, not the altered versions), Matthew, and John say NOTHING about an Ascension! The ONLY person who mentions an Ascension (in his two books, Luke and Acts) is someone who tells us in the first chapter of Luke that he is NOT an eyewitness to any of these events; that he obtained this information, at best, second hand!\nSo we are asked to believe that Matthew and John, two alleged eyewitnesses to both the Resurrection and the Ascension, say not ONE word about this fantastic, supernatural event, but someone who admits that he was *not* an eyewitness is telling us the factual details of a real, historical, law-of-gravity-defying event???\nGary, A careful reading of the Gospels will reveal several passages where Jesus spoke about His leaving, departing or going away. These passages were of course fulfilled in the ascension. Please read the Gospels and not be so skeptical that you ignore the obvious.\nMy friend. Accept the obvious. The Ascension Story was a Lukan invention.",
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        "raw_content": "What's going on here? The blog is back, that's what!\nWhat's going on is that I'm trying to re-launch my blog - again! It's getting a bit like 'Groundhog Day' round here, I'm half expecting Bill Murray to pop up with something furry under his arm, but no, it's just me. Having another go. God loves a tryer, and I'm certainly one of those! Not sure I like the timing of The Bee Gee's 'Tragedy' coming on the radio just now though...\nAnyway, so here we go with yet another blog re-launch. I've faffed about with the design, changed the colours and the layout, and I've decided that, rather than me trying to think of witty and interesting subjects to talk about every day (I'm not that clever, believe me) I'd just make this a diary. Simple as that. You can catch up with what I'm getting up to (I'm not exactly Cheryl Cole though, so I wouldn't expect anything earth shattering to happen, although I'm learning to become optimistic!) see the kind of life I actually lead, and keep up-to-date with the books I'm reading, and the ones I'm writing, the movies I'm watching, the TV I love, and the music that keeps me going. I even got one of those Smart Phone things for my birthday so there may even be pictures! I know! Talk about progress!\nThere probably won't be posts every day - I'm busy trying to get a novel ready to upload to Amazon, and writing my fourth book so I'm pretty busy - but if the mood takes me, something'll appear! Even if it's just me letting everyone know the status of my Bradley Cooper crush! I just wish that man wouldn't cut his hair! He was so sexy in 'The Hangover'... and don't get me started on 'Limitless'... where was I? Oh yeah, this \"new\" blog of mine. It's here, I'm back, it might prove interesting to some, it might not to others. But if you really want to keep up-to-date with the life of a new, independent author, then please feel free to join me on my journey. You never know, you might like it. ;-)\nRight, might as well do a little entry for today, seeing as I'm here. So, how's Tuesday 30th August going for me so far? Well, I've got a headache from hell, I can't stop thinking about food (mainly because I know I have to start eating less), and I really wanted to watch 'Source Code' last night but ended up moaning at 'Celebrity Big Brother' instead (and that should be investigated under the trades description act! I'm still waiting for a celebrity to go in there...) - I mean, come on, does the world really need Jedward?? - but apart from that, my day hasn't been all that bad. But it's not finished yet, is it? I really must learn to become one of those \"glass half full\" type of people...\nI had a really nice thing happen this morning though, in the shape of the lovely Mummy Misfit (check out her blog here!) http://mummymisfit.blogspot.com/ who gave me the most wonderful mention in her blog post today. She read my romantic chick lit novel, 'Too Much Trouble in Paradise' over the weekend, left a fabulous review on Amazon (5 stars!) http://www.amazon.co.uk/product-reviews/B005628JE6/ref=dp_db_cm_cr_acr_txt?ie=UTF8&showViewpoints=1 and then mentioned me in her blog post, recommending not only me as an author, but also my book! And I am so grateful and so touched that she did that, but she is proving to be a valuable and very special pillar of support. As a fellow indie author we really need each other, and the fact she did that for me is something I am truly grateful for. I shall be reading her own novel 'Diary of A Mummy Misfit' http://www.amazon.co.uk/Diary-Mummy-Misfit-ebook/dp/B0053UNS60/ref=sr_1_1?s=digital-text&ie=UTF8&qid=1314702108&sr=1-1 very soon, and supporting her the way she's supported me. Because she more than deserves it.\nAnd while I'm on the subject of wonderful and talented indie authors, check out the fabulous Laurel Mayer too! http://www.laurelmayer.com/ Together, the three of us make up the 'Fabulous Feisty Indies' and we're all going to make sure we're a force to be reckoned with in the world of writing. Watch this space!\nOk, that's enough for today, I think. I've got stuff to do with regard to my soon-to-become-available romance novel 'See You At The Show', the dog needs a walk, and I need the exercise! 200 sit ups a day alone isn't going to get me the body of Elle Macpherson... actually, I doubt a million quid could get me the body of Elle Macpherson but a girl can dream... hopefully about Bradley Cooper...\nIf you'd like to check out any of my existing novels, then please visit my other blog http://michellebethamindieauthor.blogspot.com/\nfor all the information you need, from reviews to sample chapters to how to download copies for yourself.\nLabels: Diary of A Mummy Misfit, Indie Authors, Laurel Mayer, New Blog\n10 Things You Didn't Know About Me...\nI was tagged by the lovely @Mummy_Misfit to share 10 things you didn't know about me. So here we go. Not all of them are particularly interesting, and as I've mentioned quite a few things about myself in previous blog posts it's been quite hard to think up some new ones, but I'll do my best.\n1. I've driven a reindeer sleigh.\nIt was during a holiday in Lapland. We'd already ski-dooed (snow mobiles) across a frozen lake, tried our hands at ski-ing (not very successfully in my case) and witnessed a New Year's Eve firework's display that belied every health and safety law ever written, so I'd fancied something a little more relaxing. And learning to drive a reindeer sleigh seemed the perfect thing to me. So, yes, I can drive a reindeer sleigh, and it was fun. Part of a holiday I'll never forget.\n2. I once fell on Simon le Bon!\nIt was purely by accident, you understand. It was way back in the early 80's, when I was a teenager and Duran Duran were at the height of their fame. Andy Taylor from the band hails from my native North East England and back then he was in the process of opening a bar in the coastal town of Whitley Bay called 'Rios', and the band were due to turn up for its opening night - along with quite a few screaming girls, of which I was one. I was pushed right up against the barrier when they finally turned up, and as Simon le Bon walked past me someone pushed me really hard from behind causing me to fall forward and grab onto the nearest thing I could for support - which happened to be Simon le Bon! He was very nice about it, smiled at me, asked if I was alright, and then disappeared into the bar with the rest of them. I went home one very happy young lady that night, believe me.\n3. I secretly love Michael Buble.\nAlthough it's probably not a secret anymore, is it? Probably not that weird in some people's eyes, but as a real rock fan who could happily listen to AC/DC and Guns 'n' Roses at high volume without incurring so much as a tiny headache, a lot of people probably wouldn't put Mr. Buble at the top of my iPod favourites. But he is. Enough said.\n4. I should be a lot taller than I am.\nWhen I was about 11 years old I contracted a muscle wasting disease - I can't for the life of me remember the name of it, but as far as I can recall it was loosely linked to some form of polio - which was, apparently, quite common in the elderly but extremely rare in children. It meant I couldn't get up from a seated position or from the floor without it being incredibly painful, I experienced loss of balance, general weakness and I couldn't walk long distances. The plus side of all this was that I had to get taxi's to school, couldn't do P.E. for a whole year, and was spoiled rotten! On the negative side, I couldn't play out like I'd used to, couldn't ride my bike, and the steroids I had to take made me put on weight. The disease also stunted my growth, but luckily, because I'd been quite tall for my age (I was 5ft 2 inches at 11 years old) that wasn't as huge a problem as it could have been. But, according to my consultant, at the rate I had been growing I would have ended up around 5ft 11 inches if I hadn't fallen ill. Anyway, it took about a year for me to fully recover, and the only signs that anything were wrong at all are a scar on my left arm where the doctor's took a muscle biopsy, and the fact I'm a few inches shorter than I should have been.\n5. I met a half naked Gary Lineker in the Everton F.C. dressing room.\nLong story this one, so I'll try and make it short. Once upon a time I was a big football fan - before they all turned into ignorant, overpaid, egotistical idiots. In my opinion, of course. And I was a bit of an Everton fan (don't ask why, because I can't actually remember!). And it was during the 1980's, when Gary Lineker was an Everton player, that me and my dad visited Goodison Park on a match day and were taken round the ground, and into the dressing room before the game. And Gary Lineker was there, wearing only a towel round his waist. I've got a picture to prove it somewhere...anyway, he was a lovely guy, him and a few of the players spent a bit of time talking to me and it was a great day all round. But my biggest memory was what a fantastic guy Peter Reid was. So, so lovely, always smiling, and he made sure I met everyone I wanted to meet.\n6. I'm a little bit Greek.\nBoth my mum's parents were from the Greek Islands originally, coming over to the UK during the Second World War, unable to speak a word of English. So I've got Greek blood in me, but unfortunately, as far as looks are concerned, I've inherited my dad's side of the family's blonde hair and fair skin rather than my mother's dark hair and olive skin! However, the Greek part of me might explain my ability to smash plates on a regular basis...\n7. I'm addicted to 'The Only Way Is Essex'!\nDon't laugh. I only tuned into the first episode because there was nowt else on tv that night, but after 20 minutes I was hooked! And now I can't wait for the next series! It's quite worrying, but I really need to know if those rumours abour Arg and Lydia getting back together are true...\n8. I'm a trained Nursery Nurse.\nI never really wanted kids of my own, but there was a time when I wanted to work with children, so I trained to be a nursery nurse in the late 1980's. And I loved it! It was such a happy place to be, the nursery environment. Unfortunately it wasn't a career I pursued for too long, as my heart was really in the Performing Arts, but I've got some great memories of Nativity plays and Christmas parties that will stay with me forever.\n9. I desperately want to ride a motorbike.\nI think it's the rock chick part of me coming out again. I just have this day dream in my head of riding pillion on a huge motorbike with a handsome, tattooed biker (who wouldn't look dissimilar to Keanu Reeves) up front. You can see why I'm a writer now, can't you? This imagination of mine never gets a rest...\nAnyway, not sure if I'll ever get to do this as my husband once had a motorbike and now considers them a deathtrap after losing a friend in an accident, but every time I see one race by, there's still this little part of me that wishes I was on it.\n10. I've got a rather large crush on one of The Hairy Biker's.\nSimon King to be exact - the Geordie one. And I appear to be still hovering around the biker theme here, but there's just something about this man that makes me go slightly weak at the knees. Especially when he's knocking up a corned beef and potato pie or a chicken curry! I don't know what it is exactly - and the Geordie accent might have something to do with it - but for a big bloke, he's really quite sexy!\nSo there you go. Ten things you didn't know about me, and probably didn't need to know either!! I don't know if any of those were surprises to anyone, but I hope you enjoyed reading them anyway.\nAnd if anything here has made you in the slightest bit interested in finding out about what it is that I actually do all day, check out my other blog Michelle Betham: Author - It's All About The Books to find out more information on all my books - taster chapters, reviews and buying information.\nLabels: Random facts.\nYes, it's back! And on my birthday too, so there's a present I wasn't expecting.\nAfter being axed (about 5 years too late in my opinion) by Channel 4 in 2010, Big Brother is about to be re-launched on Channel 5, and am I excited by that prospect? Well, yes, actually. I am. Mainly because the telly's been so bad lately I've been turning to QVC for entertainment and nearly bought two handbags and a pair of EMU boots due to boredom!\nBut I actually - believe it or not - enjoy Big Brother. Ok, maybe enjoy isn't the right word, as ever since BB4 me and my husband have done nothing but moan throughout the entire God knows how many week's it's on (too many), but I can't stop watching it! It's like a nasty little habit I just can't seem to break, but I'm not going to apologise for it. It might not be everyones cup of tea (and Christ knows you need something a hell of a lot stronger than tea to get you through most episodes), but just because I watch it, it doesn't mean I've got a lack of intelligence or don't appreciate decent TV, or am just as bad as the sad bunch of fame-hungry wannabe's who enter the house. That's a narrow-minded attitude and, quite frankly, one I'm tired of having to defend. It doesn't make you a superior being just because you slate reality TV, and it doesn't make me an idiot just because I watch it. My viewing habits are very wide-ranging but I don't see why I should have to prove myself to anyone. Blimey, I'm getting off that high horse now, it's making me quite dizzy!\nAnyway, where was I? Oh yeah. Big Brother. Back in the early days (series 1, really) it was nothing more than an untried and untested social experiment, and something which captured most of the nation's attention, (I said most). I can still remember everyone being huddled around the computer at work watching the live feed the day Craig in BB1 found out that 'Nasty Nick' had been cheating, and called that house meeting that was to eventually see Nick Bateman unceremoniously ejected from the Big Brother house (I actually ran home from the train that day because I didn't want to miss seeing him being thrown out - live!) I enjoyed that series more than any of the others, because it was done properly. BB2 was also a favourite series of mine, but after that it started to go downhill at a rapid rate of knots as the world of celebrity culture took over and everyone suddenly wanted to be famous. It descended into nothing more than a vehicle for the 'I want to be famous for doing nothing' brigade, and meant that we no longer watched the show with interest, as we did in the early days, but watched it purely to moan at, but I still watched it. And I'll continue to watch it for as long as they continue to broadcast it which, if Channel 5 don't make some serious changes and just continue to hammer it into the ground as Channel 4 did in the end, won't be for too much longer.\nBut it's not just the UK version of Big Brother that I watch. I've seen how a few other countries do their own versions, and that was the interesting thing for me, because it made me realise how bad ours really turned out in the end.\nI was a huge fan of Australian Big Brother (same format as ours, just done a hundred times better), and I love BB USA! The American version, however, is a completely different game to ours, because it is a game, not an excuse for a dozen Z-list wannabe's to sit on their arses for 3 months waiting for Max Clifford to call! The American Houseguests (not mates) have to think, they have to strategise, make deals, form alliances, because there is no public vote in the US version. The houseguests themselves decide who gets evicted, so they actually have to work hard to stay in the game. They have to do something. If any of the UK contestants were thrown into the BB USA house they'd probably run screaming to the Diary Room crying like a baby! Especially if they ran into 'Evel' Dick Donato, probably one of the greatest ever players in BB USA history! And a huge miss in this year's show, but that's a whole other story...actually, I wish they'd stick him in our house. I'd love to see how that turned out...anyway...\n'Evel' Dick Donato - Best Big Brother USA gameplayer, ever!\nNow, I'm not sure exactly how many ex-BB USA contestants have gained some kind of \"fame\" after they leave the house, but I know for a fact that the majority of them go into that house in L.A. for the money, not for what it can get you when you leave because, for the winner of BB USA, half a million dollars awaits! No skimping on the prize money there then!\nAnd there lies one of the fundamental problems with BBUK. After a few series' the prize money became irrelevant because they all thought they could gain just as much, if not more, with photoshoots and personal appearences once they were out of the house. Winning didn't matter, gaining some kind of \"fame\" did, so all we got was them sitting around doing nothing, complaining they were bored while they waited for their turn on the cover of whatever magazine was that years official BB mag. Some contestants a couple of years ago were even overheard saying that they only really needed to stay in the house for around 3 weeks to get themselves noticed then they could leave and just enjoy being \"famous\"! Now, whether that same level of \"fame\" can ever be reached again with ex-BB contestants remains to be seen, but I know for sure that the kind of contestant we're going to see when the real BB starts (forget the celebrity version. The thought of watching Kerry Katona trying to ressurect her career - again - doesn't fill me with any kind of excitement) will be the usual mix of weirdo's, wannabe's, glamour girls, and the token person over the age of 35, just so's they don't get accused of being ageist. And nearly all of them will be going into that house in the hope that a media/modelling/presenting career awaits them on the other side. I hate them all already and I don't even know who they are yet...\nI'm keeping my fingers crossed that Channel 5 really have shaken things up and we're going to get some changes but, apart from Brian Dowling taking over from Davina McCall (of which I'm very happy about - didn't rate Davina myself, her shouting used to do my head in on eviction nights!) I'm not sure anything will be any different. I'm hoping for bigger and better tasks, a more authoratitive Big Brother who actually commands some respect from the housemates, and contestants we might actually like, but I'm not holding my breath. I'm looking on the extremely negative side and then, should any surprises happen, it'll be a bonus. I'm a glass half-empty person, I can't help it.\nI'll still be watching though, no matter how crap it is, because I do like a good whinge and Big Brother can prove to be a great vehicle on which to vent your frustrations. Yes, I'm disappointed that a good idea that started out so well turned into nothing but a Z-lister Zoo, but it's still weird to think of a year without BB, in this house anyway. So once again we'll put ourselves through it, probably hate the lot of them from the second they walk in, moan every night through the high(low)lights show, and vow never to watch it ever again, knowing that we'll be still be there next year when (if) it returns, ready to go through it all again. Because I do actually enjoy it...in the weirdest, weirdest of ways...\nI don't just rant about reality TV you know, I've actually written a couple of books! And you can check them both out here! The two-decade spanning, sexy and glamorous 'No Matter What' http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00537TKN8 /ref=cm_sw_r_tw_dp_vk24nb01A3GGE and 'Too Much Trouble in Paradise', a romantic comedy set mainly on the island of Tenerife. http://www.amazon.co.uk/Too-Much-Trouble-Paradise-ebook/dp/B005628JE6/ref=pd_sim_kinc_1\nLabels: Big Brother, Reality TV\nA new chapter in my writing life...\nI had a bit of an epiphany yesterday afternoon, as I sat in the house during a violent thunderstorm with no electricity and a limited amount of things to do.\nBut in a way, having no distractions and nothing to take my mind off the things I'd been thinking about for days, it was probably a Godsend. Because, after grabbing my iPod and curling up on the sofa with Joe Bonamassa's beautiful voice and incredible guitar playing filling my head whilst hubby drove round South West Durham in the worst rain I've seen in a long time looking for a camping stove so that we could at least boil some water for a cup of tea, I realised something. And I realised something quite important.\nIt hit me during the incredible guitar intro to Bonamassa's 'India/Mountain Time', and I knew then that I was going to follow my heart - and do something that made me happy again. Something I need to do. I need to write again.\nI've been an independent author for a little over 2 months now. Ok, I've been writing all my life and writing seriously for 2 years, but until you actually start to publish your own books, start to sell your own books - and start to sell yourself as an author - you have no idea, and I mean no idea how hard it really is out there in the world of the indie author. It can be brutal! Ok, so we're not going to war or anything like that, we're only trying to sell books but it's our dream and it's important to us. As I'm sure your dreams are to you. But it's also a dream which is controlled entirely by me. That's what being an independent author means. Controlling what you write, when you write - controlling your own destiny. And that should be a good thing, shouldn't it? Yes, it is. But over the past few weeks I haven't been happy.\nIt feels to me as though I've been on some kind of treadmill ever since I self-published my first book on Amazon back at the end of May. I've been totally consumed with this almost obsessive urge to market, market, market, doing everything I can to find out more information on how to sell books, how to promote yourself as an author- I've read so much information I feel like my head's exploding! And, believe me, I have learnt so much in these past couple of months that has been both interesting and valuable to know, but the problem is that I've been putting far too much of it into action all at the same time. I've gone on this almost aggressive marketing campaign, concentrating solely on trying to sell books, trying to make my name known - but in the long run I'm not sure whether I'm doing more harm than good. Because sometimes that can happen. And, as a new author just starting out, I can't really afford for that to happen.\nI started blogging, which I enjoyed in the beginning, I really did, but after a while it felt as if I was getting up every morning knowing I had to do some kind of blog post and dreading it. Well, ok, not dreading it exactly but I didn't look forward to it. I felt as if it was something I had to do. Something that was necessary in order for me to sell more books when in reality the number of people who've bought any of my books simply from reading my blog is either very, very few or none at all!\nBlogging was something I felt I needed to do every day, but in my case I don't think it is. I really don't. I'm not getting enough followers or hits to warrant me making new posts every day, and it was taking up so much of my time, so much of my energy. Time and energy that I wanted to put into my new book, because it's got to the point where I really, really miss not writing every day. I miss escaping into that other world and losing myself in the story and the characters.\nSo, I made a decision. And this time I'm sticking to it. And in making that decision I feel as though a great weight has been lifted from my shoulders. I actually feel happy again!\nI'm going to pull back from the marketing and promoting (not stop it entirely, just put my foot on the brake pedal for a while), stop blogging every day - I've actually taken down my latest blog, my mini blog-novel as it was just turning into too much work alongside everything else I wanted to do - and for the next couple of weeks at least, I am going to spend every day just writing. I'm going to finish the last bits of editing on my 3rd completed novel and get that up on Amazon, then I'm going to continue work on the follow up to 'No Matter What', and I absolutely cannot wait to get back to writing that book. Because I also realised something else yesterday - I realised that writing romance is where where my heart truly lies. Yes, I've written one chick lit book with much more emphasis on the lighter side of romance, but I'm truly alive, truly happy when I'm lost in that fantasy world of romantic heroes and strong, glamourous women and...well, I love the total escapism that creates. It's where I love to be, what I find easiest to write. It's what I always wanted to write, and I started writing chick lit because one agent said I needed to write more mainstream, but I'm not doing anything to snare an agent anymore, am I? So I'm writing what I want to write, for a market I know is out there. And I'll find it.\nSo, decision made. Marketing and promoting will take second place to writing and I can't begin to tell you how excited I am at the thought of getting out of bed in the mornings, sitting at my desk, and just writng the book I have been dying to get back to writing for months now!\nAnd now I'm going back to doing what I love - writing a new book - I feel so much more relaxed about everything, less manic, and less likely to alienate everyone with my constant advertising!! My books are selling, little by little, it's a slow process. But what else did I expect? I just love to write, and I want to write, so I'm going to. My books will be out there, and I am going to promote them, just hopefully in a much more professional and calmer way than I have been doing in the past. I think I need to look carefully at the kind of marketing that will benefit me and work out the best way to go about that, and I need to not be obsessed with sales figures. I want to do the best I can, of course I do, and I just need to sit back and think about how I can achieve that.\nI'll still be making the odd blog post here and there when I have something interesting to say, and I'll be making regular updates on my showcase blog as to how my books are coming along, as well as still having a presence on Facebook and Twitter, so I'm not disappearing altogether. I'm just taking a step back from the marketing for a little while so I can fall back in love with writing. That's all. And I can't tell you how great that makes me feel.\nLabels: Blogging, Decisions, self-marketing, Self-publishing, Writing\nThis is not goodbye...\nI've reached a bit of a decision, a crossroads if you like. I've come to a point where I'm having to make choices and decide what to do for the best, for me, as an Independent author because at the minute I seem to be making no apparent headway, and I'm not fond of banging me head off a brick wall for too long! Not when something can be done to change that.\nYou see, all of us Indie authors have the same problem so I know I'm not the only one going through it, but I need to be able to have the time to generate book sales while at the same time writing new material and keeping a presence on all social networking sites, although I'm still not sure just how important that really is. But I just feel that, at the present time, this blog isn't really that much of an asset to me at the minute - not in it's original guise anyway. I feel as though I'm sometimes blogging for blogging's sake and that half the time I have absolutely nothing of any interest or value to say, and that could - in the long run - damage my chances of selling books rather giving them a boost. I mean, if I just continue to churn out pointless and boring blog posts just for the hell of it and people get bored reading them, what are they going to think about my books? They're not going to want to pop off and buy a book from somebody when they don't even enjoy their blog!\nSo, for the time being at least, I won't be blogging on a regular basis. I may, if I suddenly get a burst of inspiration or something happens that I feel compelled to talk about, stick a blog post up but other than that, it may be a bit quiet round here.\nI think I need to re-think things in order to gain a good, regular following because at the minute I have 5 followers and that is actually rather embarrassing. I never expected to be insanely popular but I thought I might have managed a few more than that, and it can be quite disheartening at times when you look at blogs that have followers into double figures and I'm struggling to reach 6! I'm not saying the posts aren't being read, they are. To some extent. But I don't think I've got the right angle, I'm not different enough, it isn't something which is drawing people in and making them want to come back time and time again; it isn't enough to make them want to check out my books, and I'd like to be interesting enough for people to want to check out my books because I know that blogs can be a very useful tool in that respect. But not this one. Not yet anyway.\nSo, while I give it a break and try to think of something new, I'll continue to market and publicise myself and my books in the best way I can, and continue to write the books I love to write in the hope that, one day, I'll get it right and find that perfect angle that will make people remember my name - and hopefully buy my books. In the meantime, don't forget my \"try before you buy\" blog http://michellebethamindieauthor.blogspot.com/ where you can still find all the info you need on all my books - the ones already out there and the ones I'm currently writing. Check it out for taster chapters, buying information, and reviews.\nIt is, however, quite interesting to see that some of the most popular blog posts I've written here have been darts themed...maybe it's time to think about that...in what respect, I have no idea just yet! But I'm working on it!\nLabels: Blogging, Decisions\nRomance in the pages of a book...\nI'm a romance writer. I know I write chick-lit too but, for now, let's concentrate on the romance side of things because the first book I ever wrote - 'No Matter What', was a romance novel.\nSo, like I said, I'm a romance writer. And I was wondering, over the weekend as I watched the darts, whether I should, as a romance writer, have a certain kind of image. I mean, Barbara Cartland had the ultimate romantic image didn't she? All decked out in pink with every photograph of her taken in soft focus. Then there's Jackie Collins, who just oozes glamour and style. And then there's me. A 40-something darts-obsessed rock music fan with a tattoo who lives in jeans and t-shirts and whose favourite footwear are her biker boots! Glamourous? Hardly! Romantic? Not particularly. I come from the North East of England and I'm married to a bloke from Sunderland so as far as romance is concerned it's in short supply round here!\nWould I like a bit of romance in my life? Oh God, yes! Just because I watch darts, like the odd lager and never wear a dress unless absolutely forced to it doesn't mean to say that I wouldn't love to be swept off my feet in some spontaneous, romantic gesture and made to feel totally special. And that hasn't happened in a long time, believe me! Round here the words \"shall we get a take-away?\" can be considered a romantic gesture!\nBut I love the idea of romance, and I think secretly, deep down inside, that most women do. So I figured, if I can't get much real-life romance, I might as well make some up! And to be quite honest, despite not experiencing much of it, I find writing about it incredibly easy! It's lovely to immerse myself completely into a fantasy world with glamourous and beautiful characters and let them experience, well, everything I'd like to I suppose. Within reason. There's got to be some artistic licence!\n'No Matter What' - my first romance novel.\nWhen I write romance I like to go for all-out escapism, a nice big slice of fantasy, something to take the reader out of their everyday world and into a new and exciting place where the people are larger than life and the stories just take you away from it all - and I suppose that's easy to write because that's what I love to read myself, and as a genre I love romance. Oh, I'm not talking about your bodice-ripping, bosom-heaving romance ala Mills & Boon, I'm talking more your Jackie Collins-inspired sexy, glamourous romance in a world of movie stars and beautiful people, that's the kind of romance I love to read and the kind of romance I love to write.\nSo, should I have an image? I don't really think I need one, I think I'll let my books do the talking. They give me an opportunity to live that crazy, wild life and mix with characters straight out of a very vivid imagination because creating characters for my romance novels is something I absolutely adore! The genre of romance gives you the chance to make these people so out-of-this-world, real fantasy figures and I love that! And in a tiny way, writing about these people I've created, and giving them experiences I could only dream of, it's quite theraputic. Cathartic almost. I may never have that romantic, swept-off-my-feet moment in real-life, but I can make it happen in the pages of my book. And that's good enough for me.\nSo, if you like your romance sexy and scandalous you might want to check out an excerpt from 'No Matter What' HERE, and see just where all that inspiration and imagination has been channelled. Because, like I said, deep down inside I think all women crave romance in some form or another - some are even lucky enough to experience it for real, but for those of us who aren't, thank God for the fantasy world of the romantic novel...\nNo Matter What is available to download from Amazon.co.uk and Amazon.com\nLabels: glamour, novels, romance, Writing\nWhat's going on here? The blog is back, that's wh...",
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        "raw_content": "Global Governance is a Real Threat\nFolks who express concern about an emerging \"New World Order\" and \"Global Governance\" are often labeled \"Conspiracy Theorists\" and treated like Chicken Little.\nIt is abundantly clear that it is impossible for the sky to fall, but it equally clear that it is possible, even likely, that there are at least some people out there who would like to see an amalgamation of cultures, values, and moral standards all rolled into one world government.\nChicken Little could present no evidence, but evidence of a concerted effort to subjugate these united states to a global government is all around us.\nThe World Federalist Association (WFA - http://www.wfa.org ) is part of that concerted effort. The rhetoric from WFA is that global governance is the best way to ensure peace and the rights of everyone. They claim the venerable news anchor, Walter Cronkite, as one of their own and quote him as saying, \"Those impractical dreamers who work for world peace by urging a system of world government are entitled to ask their critics what is so darn practical about war.\" (You might want to read that a second time.)\nWFA believes we should give up on the \"Great Experiment\" that formed the most just and most powerful nation in history. From their naive perspective, the nations of the world are no different than the thirteen American colonies. They think it makes as much sense for all the world's nations to be \"yoked\" together as it did for those seminal colonies to form their confederation.\nAgain, they quote Cronkite:\n\"The proud nations someday will see the light and, for the common good and their own survival, yield up their precious sovereignty, just as America's thirteen colonies did two centuries ago.\" A Reporter's Life, 1996 (They really weren't colonies at the time of the Constitutional Convention, they were sovereign nation-states. Ed.)\nThis quote makes light of the need for the self-determination of people with distinct values and cultures. There was more common ground between the \"thirteen colonies\" than exists among the member states of the United Nations, but the \"colonists\" still recognized their differences. They weren't willing to unconditionally trust the other states. They jealously guarded their sovereignty and ceded it in very limited amounts to the union, retaining for themselves responsibility for the security of the most precious things.\nListen to Thomas Jefferson:\n\"Our citizens have wisely formed themselves into one nation as to others and several States as among themselves. To the united nation belong our external and mutual relations; to each State, severally, the care of our persons, our property, our reputation and religious freedom.\" -- Thomas Jefferson: To Rhode Island Assembly, 1801 (More Jefferson Quotes)\nThe World Federalist Association is quoting the wrong man! It is safe to say that Jefferson had a better idea what the intentions of the Founders were than Cronkite.\nRevisionism is rampant. There ARE people, even Americans, like the WFA and Walter Cronkite, who would be pleased to see the end of our nation as we know it. The sovereignty of the United States and each individual state is in jeopardy - the evidence is all around us!\n(More on the WFA to follow...)",
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        "raw_content": "(United-States)\nShana and Robert ParkeHarrison: From The Architect\u2019s Brother builds on a major exhibition of the ParkeHarrison\u2019s work, organized by Therese Mulligan for the George Eastman House International Museum of Photography and Film. The Montreal presentation at TOHU-La Cit\u00e9 des arts du cirque also includes new works in photogravure by longtime collaborators, Shana and Robert ParkeHarrison, images that develop their themes of the earth in crisis and renewal. Bringing aspects of theatre, sculpture, and painting to photography, the ParkeHarrisons create a mythical world that mirrors our world, where nature is domesticated and controlled.\nThe ParkeHarrisons conceive their work in series. A compelling feature of their imagery is the performance of central character, an Everyman, played by Robert ParkeHarrison. As Mulligan writes:\n\u201cFrom the series Exhausted Globe to Passage, the ParkeHarrisons create an overarching narrative of epic proportions. It is a story of a fall and rebirth that has long resounded throughout literature and art as an instructive example of ethical conduct. Potent devices, including irony, humor, and symbolism, sharpen the rhetoric of this narrative approach, combining to produce compelling images that confront the state\u2014and possible fate\u2014of our world.\u201d\nRobert ParkeHarrison uses the paper negative and collage to construct stories of healing and restoration amid landscapes scarred by technology and overuse. He was born in Missouri in 1968 and his wife Shana was born in Oklahoma in 1964. After many years of an evolving collaboration, the ParkeHarrisons began exhibiting their work as co-creators in 2001. Their first one-person museum exhibition, The Architect\u2019s Brother, is currently on tour, and a monograph has been published to accompany the exhibition. Their work has been shown across the United States and Europe and is represented in numerous collections. They live in Massachusetts.\nTOHU-La Cit\u00e9 des arts du cirque, Espace SSQ\n2345 Jarry St. East (corner d\u2019Iberville)\nShana & Robert ParkeHarrison: From The Architect\u2019s Brother\nOpening Sunday September 11, 2005 at 1:00pm, the artists will speak at 1:30pm\nShana & Robert ParkeHarrison, Flying Lesson (2000), from the series Earth Elegies. Courtesy of the artists and George Eastman House",
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        "raw_content": "United States: Is XBRL Already Obsolete?\nYou've got to just love the irony: the\ufffdSEC's amendments mandating the use of Inline XBRL aren't even effective yet, and experts at an accounting conference have declared XBRL \"nearly useless as an investment tool,\" and \"all but unnecessary.\"\ufffd\nIn July, the SEC adopted\ufffdnew rules\ufffdmandating the use of Inline XBRL (eXtensible Business Reporting Language) for the submission of financial statement information. Currently, companies are required to provide the financial statements and schedules accompanying their Exchange Act reports and Securities Act registration statements in \"structured\" format using XBRL. Information is \"structured\" (or made machine-readable) by labeling (or \"tagging\") the information using XBRL so that it can be processed by software for comparison and analysis. Inline XBRL allows data tagging to be embedded directly in the text of an HTML document and is both human- and machine-readable for purposes of validation, aggregation and analysis. The SEC expects Inline XBRL will help issuers by reducing preparation time and effort, eliminating the duplication involved in creating a separate exhibit, giving the preparer \"full control\" over the presentation, reducing inconsistencies and improving quality as a result of the integrated process and, over time, reducing the cost of compliance. For viewers of the data, Inline XBRL is expected to enhance usability through greater accessibility and transparency, as well as improved capabilities, allowing users to make broad comparisons and discern patterns among filers. (See this PubCo post and this Cooley Alert.)\nAs reported in this article from Bloomberg BNA, speakers at the American Accounting Association conference held this week, including a FASB member and accounting technology experts, appear to have been downright hostile to XBRL (eXtensible Business Reporting Language).\ufffd The FASB member was reported to have told the audience that, because some companies \"don't finalize their XBRL tagging until nearly 60 days after they have filed their financial statements,\" the information arrives \"too late for investors to use to for making decisions. So much other valuable analytical information has already become available, he said.\" \ufffdInstead, he commented, more often, \"analysts and investors are relying on earnings releases to make their decisions.\" Moreover, the development by companies of their own unique XBRL tags \"has undermined a major purpose of XBRL\ufffdthe ability to compare financial performance of companies involved in similar enterprises.\" \ufffdHe observed that \"as many as five different tags can be created for the same piece of information. XBRL's lack of standardization makes comparing the same type of performance information impossible...\" As a result, he reportedly concluded, XBRL has been rendered \"nearly useless as an investment tool.\" For XBRL \"to succeed in expanding data that provides an accurate picture of how a company actually performs,\" he said, \"standardized methods to apply it to financial reporting must be devised.\"\nThe problems identified at the conference are not new ones. As discussed in this 2013 article in\ufffdCompliance Week,\ufffd\"If You Build It, They May Not Come,\"\ufffd a report from Columbia Business School suggested that the time-consuming and costly effort to implement XBRL \"might have been a colossal waste of time.\"\ufffdAccording to the report, the investors and analysts that were supposed to benefit from XBRL \"don't seem to be using it.\ufffd According to the report's authors,... analysts and investors remain skeptical about XBRL and have many concerns about its utility. The main complaint, according to the study, is that the data is still unreliable and fraught with errors.\"\ufffd Another major problem identified in the report is that companies were still using too many company-specific tags, known as \"extensions,\" rather than existing tags. The author speculates that \"part of the problem lies with filers. They tend to think that the whole project is an exercise in tedium, and therefore they aren't vested enough in the process to truly make it work. 'Most filers we surveyed doubt whether any investors are using their XBRL data and believe they are bearing an unnecessary incremental cost with any benefits going to data aggregators who resell the data and can reduce their own data collection costs,' the [report] authors write. They found that companies aren't using their own XBRL interactive data for internal decision making or for benchmarking with peers. Until that changes, filers might not have enough skin in the game to really make XBRL work.\" (See this PubCo post.)\nWhat's more, tech experts speaking at the same conference said that emerging technologies, such as \"Blockchain and the ability to store, organize, and retrieve financial data from cloud computing sites\" currently \"threaten to supersede XBRL\" and are making XBRL \"all but unnecessary.\"\nIn the\ufffdInline XBRL adopting release, the SEC indicates that, because data tags\ufffd will be embedded, \"Inline XBRL filers will have less of an incentive to create custom XBRL tags solely to mimic the appearance of an HTML filing,\" and, as a result,\ufffd\"Inline XBRL could increase the ability of investors, other market participants, and other data users to compare information across filers for those filers that currently engage in such tagging practice.\" Whether this and other benefits associated with Inline XBRL will be enough to make the technology more palatable to these critics remains to be seen.",
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        "raw_content": "All Shu Qi up: whose Times are these?\nThe Taipei Times offers a little recondite spice about local movie figures: \u201cThe onscreen and offscreen romance between Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie while shooting Mr. and Mrs. Smith has been copied Chinese style. Shu Qi (\u8212\u6dc7) and Chang Chen (\u5f35\u9707) of Three Times (\u6700\u597d\u7684\u6642\u5149) by Hou Hsiao-hsien (\u4faf\u5b5d\u8ce2) reportedly moved in together during the shooting of the film. Both parties denied the rumor, but left a space for maneuver by saying they didn\u2019t rule out the possibility of being together in the future. Gossipmongers view the news as a good example of the tried and tested publicity stunt. But for Hou, at least, it\u2019s a giant step forward as now he knows entertainment gossip can add marketability to even arthouse films.\u201d\nDaniel Neman loved it: A History of Violence\nDaniel Neman of the Richmond Times Dispatch saw a different A History of Violence than some of us did; he\u2019s irritated to the max by the tasty minimalism. Neman reviews Cronenberg\u2019s sleek stunner as \u201ca cheap movie, cheaply filmed and cheaply made. And the editing leaves a lot to be desired, too\u2026 David Cronenberg ought to know better, but it is clear that he is working with too little money and too little script. [This] shows up plainest in the horrendous digital video photography, in which everyone is cast in a sickly light and looks nauseous. [Cinematographer Peter Suschitzky shot on film with a lovely, pale palette.] The problem with the story is clear when we consider all the filler used just to stretch the movie to an hour and a half\u2026 Cronenberg does not help matters by shooting the film so deadpan, so quietly, that it seems slow and uninteresting. The calm is punctuated by occasional bursts of violence and the disgusting special effects that follow them, but they don\u2019t help\u2026 It is obvious where Cronenberg\u2019s interest picks up, though it is only in a few places. A couple of sex scenes are raunchy, and it is unusual to see raunchy sex among married couples in the movies these days\u2026 He clearly revels in the scenes of blood and gore, though each one looks rather like the others\u2026 What doesn\u2019t interest him or the writer is the ending. The [ending] feels like it was written by a committee that jettisoned logic and character motivation just for the sake of ending. The filmmakers want it to end, so it ends.\u201d [For the record, Cronenberg has told interviewers, including yr. correspondent, that the final scene was one of his key demands to New Line, which readily acceded to his choice.]\n6,500 words of Joss Whedon on Serenity\nNo quotes pop out at me, but for those so inclined, Oregonian freelancer M. E. Russell transcribes all 67 minutes of his gab-a-thon with Joss Whedon\ufffd.\nSomeday my prints will come: distrib on costs of Masculin Feminin\nUpon the Criterion Collection release of Masculin-Feminin, here\u2019s a patch from a Gothamist interview with Bruce Goldstein, partner in distrib Rialto Pictures and repertory director of New York\u2019s indispensable Film Forum. Rialto distributed M/F and Goldstein says, \u201cThese prints are very expensive. The prints in a movie theater, like a Loews Cineplex\u2014for example a film like Million Dollar Baby\u2026 they\u2019re probably no more than $1500 a print because they mass produce them. They make something like 3000, and the prints are fairly cheap. The print of Masculin Feminin, I don\u2019t mind telling you, is $6000. For a small company, that\u2019s a huge investment. And if you make five prints that\u2019s $30,000. If you make 10 it\u2019s $60,000. Even these new studio restorations, they are not mass-produced. They make one or two. A big studio like Warner Bros. or Sony, they may make like five. The audience is still fairly niche-y. Although now all the studios have arms that deal with classic films, and that\u2019s a great thing.\u201d Of what movies he watches, Goldstein notes, \u201cI watch more movies that I program than I ever did before because my memory of films is fading. And it\u2019s always great to watch movies you haven\u2019t seen in a long time \u2014 to see them again with a fresh more sophisticated eye. I do try to watch a lot of old films that I\u2019m programming, but even more than that, I prescreen prints for quality. We send things back all the time.\u201d\nDylan, unbugged: Bob vs. the press in No Direction Home\nGreg Mitchell, editor of Editor & Publisher, examines Bob Dylan\u2019s prickly relationship with reporters in Scorsese\u2019s No Direction Home: \u201cDylan has always had a combative relationship with the media, and wrote one of the most scathing and, arguably, most influential attacks on the press in modern times, \u201cBallad of Thin Man.\u201d That song holds that memorable refrain: \u201cSomething is happening here, but you don\u2019t know what it is, do you, Mister Jones?\u201d \u2026 The Scorsese film shows plenty of evidence of why Dylan turned off to the press long ago. Along with many of his fans, they just didn\u2019t \u201cget\u201d him\u2026 \u201cYou don\u2019t sing protest songs anymore,\u201d a reporter asks. \u201cAll my songs are protest songs,\u201d Dylan replies evenly. \u201cAll I do is protest.\u201d\nThe Squid finds its Voice: A Whale of a Tale\nIn the Voice, a week after a cover package touting David Cronenberg as the paper\u2019s historically best-reviewed auteur father, Noam Baumbach, son of former Village Voice reviewer Georgia Brown (and Mr. Jennifer Jason Leigh) is anointed as the best kid on the block for his magnificent short story The Squid and the Whale. Former Voice intern Rob Nelson makes a case for mom\u2019s critical savvy;\nJim Hoberman offers a long caveat on why he\u2019s even reviewing the film: \u201cFull disclosure: If I hadn\u2019t liked The Squid and the Whale so much, I might have begged off reviewing. For, while I have only the slightest personal acquaintance with the filmmaker, I do know his brother, his father, and particularly, his mother, former Voice movie critic Georgia Brown. From this privileged position, the movie is, of course, additionally fascinating\u2014albeit not so much for what the filmmaker reveals about his family but how he chooses to represent them. Janet Malcolm opened her infamous screed \u201cThe Journalist and the Murderer \u201cby observing that \u201cevery journalist who is not too stupid or too full of himself to notice what is going on knows that what he does is morally indefensible.\u201d But isn\u2019t this true of any writer who takes people\u2019s lives as grist for her mill? I don\u2019t necessarily recognize Baumbach\u2019s actual family in [his movie] but I do recognize the artist\u2019s ruthlessness\u2014and the degree to which he\u2019s been true to their aesthetic family values.\u201d And Jessica Winter listens to Baumbach: \u201cThe director grew up in a household of voluble cinephiles. \u201cMy dad [Jonathan Baumbach] had been a film critic for the Partisan Review, but when I was younger and not aware of those kinds of things. Then my mom started reviewing around the time I was finishing high school and starting college, and I was so excited\u2014I felt like the family finally had a mouthpiece, that she could write about all the stuff we\u2019d been discussing for all these years. What interested me about my mom\u2019s film criticism was that she really valued an emotional reaction to a movie\u2026 I feel that with this movie I learned the value of an emotional approach to filmmaking. I made an emotional movie about intellectuals.\u201d\nYour funeral, my reviews: Nick Cave on \"dark\"\nThe Age reports from the Aussie premiere of Nick Cave\u2019s The Proposition: \u201cDirected by John Hillcoat, [it\u2019s] set in the 1880s in a fictional town and was shot in Winton in rural Queensland. The Australian western, starring Guy Pearce, Danny Huston, Ray Winstone and Emily Watson, tells the story of three brothers on the run from the law. Reviews have described the film as \u201cdark and bloody\u201d. \u201cIs dark bad?\u201d Cave asked. \u201cIt\u2019s a sad film and it\u2019s a violent film and I guess in some respects that\u2019s what I do.\u201d Cave indicated he would be keen to work with Hillcoat again, saying he had already written another script. \u201cWe have got another thing up and running But I can\u2019t talk about that. If Johnny wants me to write more for him I will but I\u2019m a musician. This is my kind of other job.\u201d\nBelow 14th movie humor via Mr. Musto\nA two-liner via the VVoice\u2019s Michael Musto: \u201cIn a love-apalooza straight out of the art house circuit, MIKE MILLS (Thumbsucker\u2018s writer-director) is dating MIRANDA JULY (Me and You and Everyone We Know\u2018s writer-director-star). If there\u2019s a baby, they should name it Angelika IFC Sunshine.\u201d\nAn exorcism by any other name: pitching Emily Rose\nScreenwriter Josh Friedman tells his version of the legendary Emily Rose pitch meeting: \u201d There\u2019s only one pitch I\u2019ve ever heard of that I wish I would have done. My friends Scott Derrickson and Paul Boardman wrote The Exorcism of Emily Rose\u2026 The movie is based on a true case which occurred in Germany around 1970. While researching another project, Paul and Scott were given an audio tape by a NYC police detective who investigated the occult. When he gave it to them he said: \u201cI don\u2019t even know if I should give this to you. I truly believe playing this tape is dangerous.\u201d And what\u2019s on the tape? THE RECORDING OF THE REAL EMILY ROSE\u2019S EXORCISM FROM 30 YEARS AGO. [This tape] inspired them to write the movie. And it was this tape that helped them sell the project. Because what did they do? \u2026They did what you and I would hope we\u2019d do if we were in their position. They\u2019d take that scary-ass tape from studio to studio and play it for people. The way I understood it went\u2026: Scott and Paul would go into the room, do their pitch, and then pull out the tape recorder and some headphones. One of them would say: \u201cThere are those that believe just playing this tape invites darkness into our lives.\u201d Then the curious exec would put on the headphones, thus drowning out all other EARTHLY AND NORMAL noise.Then they\u2019d press play\u2026 From what I understand the tape is ABSOLUTELY THE MOST TERRIFYING THING YOU\u2019VE EVER HEARD and consists of a girl DYING while screaming in German at two priests attempting to pull SIX DEMONS from her body. Then Scott and Paul would leave.\u201d\nThe penguin voyeurs' survival instincts: We huddled together for warmth\nThe NY Times has a long Paris dispatch on the perils of consorting with penguins: \u201cThe long journey to create and sell the film March of the Penguins was as pitiless as the ice-desert migration of the emperor penguins that waddled to cinematic triumph\u2026\nThe French company that produced the movie struggled to avoid bankruptcy while the film was being made and confronted near disaster when its 2 cameramen were trapped in a deadly Antarctic blizzard\u2026 \u201cI always kept the image in my mind of the long march and the struggle to survive,\u201d said Yves Darondeau, 40, one of three partners in Bonne Pioche. \u201cLike the emperor penguin, we huddled together for warmth. It was extremely difficult, complicated, risky and full of anguish.\u201d \u2026 The new-found popularity [of docs] has given filmmakers more confidence about the future, but financing remains elusive. One reason for optimism is the rapid development of new digital movie networks in many countries; they are intended to nurture specialty markets and slash film printing costs \u2013 an expense that has long stymied distributors and filmmakers. The networks, supported by a mix of public and private money, basically supply heavily subsidized digital projectors to theaters to entice exhibitors to show documentaries and non-Hollywood fare.\u201d [More tick-and-tock at the link.]\n[Publicity photo: J\u00e9r\u00f4me Maison/Bonne Pioche Productions/Alliance de Production Cin\u00e9matographique]\nAndrew Niccol wields Lord of War\nThere\u2019s a belated interview with Andrew Niccol about research and politics, over at the Pride, Unprejudiced blog.\nAegean gracefully: the revamped Thessaloniki Film Festival\nAthens News\u2019 Angelike Contis reports on the revamped Thessaloniki International Film Festival, the November Greek event considered over the past decade by many observers to be one of Europe\u2019s most important, in a new formation after a spring shake-up.\nAt an Athens press conference, new director Despoina Mouzaki (replacing longtime head Michel Demopoulos) described the revamped event as \u201cmore condensed.\u201d The important International Competition will continue, along with tributes to South Korea\u2019s Kim Ji Woon (The Quiet Family) and Park Chan-wook (known for his \u201cVengeance\u201d trilogy), as well as Taiwanese poetic minimalist Hou Hsiao Hsien Japan\u2019s yakuza king Seijun Suzuki. The festival has retained its Balkan Survey, and there will be peeks at the Mexican film tradition and the latest Danish and Irish films. Honorees of those offering masterclasses include Michael Winterbottom, Patrice Chereau, cinematographer Vittorio Storaro and production designer Alex McDowell. However, the vital New Horizons section founded by Dimitris Eipides will be replaced by a category called \u201cIndependence Days\u201d for films from around the world. At the conference, Contis reports, \u201cIt\u2019s a festival of new creators and new creations,\u201d noted Greek-French actor Georges Corraface, the festival\u2019s new president, who replaced Pantelis Voulgaris, who replaced Theo Angelopoulos, all in a matter of months\u2026.With regard to local film, Mouzaki (who is also a film producer) said, \u201cA festival can\u2019t solve the problems of a national cinema, but it can showcase talent.\u201d (The dismissed Angeloupolos was out talking to students, Katherimerini reports: \u201cThe young filmmakers asked Angelopoulos [about digital and other new formats]. \u201cWe see a film through our own eyes, which are our internal gaze\u2026 If we manage to communicate, then that is a small miracle. That is the only reason I love movie theaters.\u201d As for the Festival who no longer wanted him, the veteran director says, \u201cI cannot accept the compromise that the Thessaloniki Film School has turned into. In my opinion it is a mistake, caused by the previous and the current governments.\u201d [Photo of the Olympion Theatre interior by Ray Pride.]\nBlogging the slog: Levy on the cricketical life\nIn the Oregonian, cricket Shawn Levy blogs the critical slog, being kind enough to omit meals, daydreams and tummyaches:\n\u201cWhat Do You Do For a Living? Part I\nSo it\u2019s about 5:15 pm on Monday and I\u2019m slowing down a little. Here\u2019s what I\u2019ve done so far today in my capacity as film critic: 1) Written [2] items to run inside of the Living section during the week, one recapping [a] just-concluded\u2026 Festival, the other previewing a show\u2026 by local filmmakers Bill Daniel and Vanessa Renwick. About 600 words total. 2) Written two full-length film reviews for Friday\u2026 The Greatest Game Ever Played and Thumbsucker. About 1400 words total. 3) Began work on my Sunday feature story\u2026 About 800 words so far, with another 1500 or so to come. 4) Did planning for\u2026 issues of Oct. 7 and 14; answered e-mails and telephone calls from readers, publicists and colleagues; conferred with a couple of editors about the workload for the rest of the week and a few little problems that arose. 5) And, of course, produced a couple of entries for this blog. Right now, I\u2019ve got about a half hour before I need to go across town for a screening of Serenity. I should be home by, I don\u2019t know, 9:30 \u2014 on a day when I began writing at about 6:30 And tomorrow is the real crunch day this week\u2026.\nWhat Do You Do For a Living? Part II\nIt\u2019s Tuesday at 4-ish pm. Thus far today, I\u2019ve 1) Finished my Sunday feature story\u2026 adding about 1600 words to yesterday\u2019s 800. 2) Written the first half of a review of Serenity for Friday\u2026 About 400 words. 3) Transcribed the tapes of two interviews that I conducted back in January at the Sundance Film Festival with the star and director of Thumbsucker.\u201d (I hate transcribing more than any other part of my job and maybe my life: not only is it time-consuming\u2014about 75 minutes to transcribe 25 minutes of tape\u2014but I have to listen to my own donkey voice asking questions in the most idiotic fashion and ignoring obvious follow-ups.) About 1500 words. 4) Seen the new Pride and Prejudice with Keira Knightley. 5) The usual e-mails, phone calls and check-ins with publicists, freelancers, colleagues and editors. In about two hours, I\u2019m off to see another adaptation of a nineteenth century classic, the new Oliver Twist, which was directed by Roman Polanski. Again, pretty much constantly going from 6:30 am to 9:30 pm.\nTomorrow I catch a break, though\u2026.\u201d\nAgee breaky heart: the life and death of a novelist and cricket\nIn the Boston Globe, English prof Alan Jacobs recaps the life of screenwriter and film cricket James Agee on the occasion of the publication of 2 volumes of his work in the Library of America, edited by Michael Sragow: \u201c50 years ago\u2026 James Agee\u2019s heart stopped in a Manhattan taxicab as he was on the way to a doctor\u2019s office. He was only 44, but had already suffered several heart attacks. Despite his illness, he had managed to all but finish his novel, \u201dA Death in the Family,\u201d in which he recreated the inner world of a 6-year-old boy whose father dies suddenly, just as Agee\u2019s own had done. The book would be published in 1957; it won the Pulitzer Prize. Even among the remarkable characters of the New York intellectual scene of the 1930s, \u201940s, and \u201950s, Agee\u2019s energy and charm made him extraordinary. Not even the heart attacks had slowed the pace of his drinking, smoking, talking, or womanizing. 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        "raw_content": "Homepage / MusicWorld / QUIET RIOT Drummer Isn't Bothered By Negative Opinions: 'If The Source Isn't Credible, Then I Simply Don't Care'\nQUIET RIOT Drummer Isn't Bothered By Negative Opinions: 'If The Source Isn't Credible, Then I Simply Don't Care'\nIn a brand new interview with I\u2019m Music Magazine, QUIET RIOT drummer Frankie Banali was asked if the negativity ever gets to him from some of the people who won\u2019t give the band\u2019s new lineup a chance. Banali responded: \u201cThere are a couple of factors; one of the things that I always look at when someone criticizes QUIET RIOT or me personally or the choices that I\u2019ve made is I look at the source of the criticism. If the source of the criticism isn\u2019t valid, then it\u2019s a bankrupt opinion. I mean, everyone is entitled to an opinion, but it\u2019s just that. It doesn\u2019t make it the truth, it doesn\u2019t make it fact and it\u2019s not usually well researched.\u201d\nHe continued: \u201cIt doesn\u2019t really bother me, because I can tell you from day one that, even before we recorded \u2018Metal Health\u2019, everyone put us down. Nobody thought we were any good or were going to make it. Even when we were successful, there were people who still didn\u2019t like us. Those kinds of things don\u2019t bother me and I look at the source. I look at the source and if the source isn\u2019t credible, then I simply don\u2019t care.\n\u201cPeople have tunnel vision and they get stuck on this thing that the only viable QUIET RIOT to them is the QUIET RIOT that recorded the \u2018Metal Health\u2019 record. The reality of it is that the band went through so many changes; that lineup only did two records with \u2018Metal Health\u2019 and \u2018Condition Critical\u2019. By the time we did the third record, Rudy [Sarzo, bass] was gone, by the time we did the fourth record, Chuck [Wright, bass] and Kevin [DuBrow, vocals] were gone. The lineup has changed almost record by record with very few exceptions.\u201d\nBanali added: \u201cIf you don\u2019t want to like it, I\u2019m not going to force you to like it. It doesn\u2019t matter and I\u2019m not going to lose any sleep over what the critics have to say as long as I stay true to myself. As long as I do the best possible job that I can do for QUIET RIOT and my team in QUIET RIOT. As long as I continue to respect the fans, and I\u2019m talking about the real fans and not the ones who pretend to be.\n\u201cI can tell you with little or no reservation that a lot of the people who are now saying \u2018no Kevin DuBrow, no QUIET RIOT\u2018 are the same people that in Kevin\u2018s lifetime wouldn\u2019t give him the time of day or criticized and literally crucified him time and time again. Those people that say, \u2018If it isn\u2019t the classic QUIET RIOT lineup,\u2019 which is impossible without Kevin, but even if Kevin was still with us that lineup got back together in \u201997 and released two records and nobody cared. Nobody was saying, \u2018Hey, the classic lineup is back\u2019; they were saying, \u2018Those old has-beens are trying to relive the past.\u2019 When you take all of those things into consideration, how deep do you think it cuts? Not at all.\u201d\nQUIET RIOT\u2018s new album, \u201cRoad Rage\u201d, was released on August 4 via Frontiers Music Srl.\nIn addition to Banali, the band\u2019s current lineup included bassist Chuck Wright (who has been in and out of the group since 1982), guitarist Alex Grossi (who has been in the band since 2004), and new vocalist James Durbin.\nDurbin made his live debut with QUIET RIOT on March 18 at The Cotillion in Wichita, Kansas.\nBanali revived QUIET RIOT in 2010, three years after DuBrow\u2018s death, along with Grossi and Wright. The group went through two vocalists \u2014 Mark Huff and Scott Vokoun \u2014 before settling on Jizzy Pearl in 2013. Pearl announced his exit from QUIET RIOT last October.\nQUIET RIOT Drummer Isn\u2019t Bothered By Negative Opinions: \u2018If The Source Isn\u2019t Credible, Then I Simply Don\u2019t Care\u2019\nJACK RUSSELL On Former Bandmates In GREAT WHITE: 'I Don't Really Have Time To Spend Thinking About Them'\nSLASH Named GIBSON's First-Ever Global Brand Ambassador",
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        "raw_content": "The inspiration for this blog was the creation of a robot. During my brothers work on creating his first robot he discovered the maker movement. Makers or hackers are people who create things using technology such as electronics, computers, programming, CNC machining, 3-D printing or all of these and more. Ordinary people can make extraordinary gadgets.\nThe maker movement has accelerated with the introduction of hacker spaces. These are places where nerds can congregate to share their knowledge, learn and build things together. Many hacker spaces are important centres for the development of open source software and hardware. Most hacker spaces have open membership and want people from all walks of life to join. Just because you do not know anything about technology does not bar you from membership. You can collaborate with people who do have the knowledge to make your dreams reality.\nHackers pull apart devices and use the parts to create amazing new devices such as robots.\nI think eventually makers will transform our society. Soon it will be possible to make any sort of device, even a mobile phone, with off-the-shelf components. We won\u2019t be dependent any more on huge multinational companies to make all our stuff. You could download all the design documentation for free, then 3-D print a really cool custom housing for it. Stick in all the components and then download the latest version of android and install it on your new phone. You could then connect wirelessly to a public mesh network - for free. Before this happens the mobile phone may have become obsolete - replaced with a smart watch or something.\nFurther on into the future, if breakthroughs continue in robotics and 3-D printing, it will be possible to 3-D print almost anything. Just put all of the components in the correct resource bin and press print. The current proprietary world where everything is protected by intellectual property laws and copyright will start to be irrelevant. In this world everyone is a maker.\nThis sounds like an anarchist utopia where big corporations and governments don\u2019t exist. I actually think in this world governments could become stronger if they choose to embrace this change. Large corporations can also still compete in this world. It will be a long time before people are able to 3-D print a car. The only thing that will change is that corporations would have to compete with us.\nThe maker revolution is happening and it will re-make the world.",
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        "raw_content": "MysticWicks Online Pagan Community and Spiritual Sanctuary > General Talk > Talk > Political Pagan > The US Government > Archive: Election 2008 > No 2008 elections\nView Full Version : No 2008 elections\nMontagraph talks about the possible repercussions of The National Security and Homeland Security Presidential Directive signed by GW Bush in this video.\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9EKR5uEGT8I\nYou can read The National Security and Homeland Security Presidential Directive here.\nWhile I realise the possible (if unlikely) repercussions of that particular act, I have to say I find it almost impossible to take some dude in camo paint talking about being a \"new world order soldier) seriously.\nI'm sorry... I don't see the \" I become king!\" (as per the video) clause in there... care to point it out?\nthat was hyperbole on his part, however under the right conditions he could extend his presidency indefinitely. Of course my feeling is that if he tried that you would see a sudden uprise of domestic terrorism.\nI know it was hyperbole, I'm not that dense... hence the quotes from the video. Again, where is that part stated?\nIt isn't stated explicitly but is implied by several of the sections taken to thier logical conclusion, read the whole directive.\nDo you have something substantial to add to this discussion?\nI'm curious, frankly, as to what you'd do if 2008 elections weren't held. Would you continue being a partisan apologist, or would you hold true to the oath you've taken to defend the Constitution against all enemies, foreign and domestic?\nThere are more than a few people in this country who want to see a military dictatorship. Of course, it has to be done in the \"right\" way--not just any tyranny will do. The jailers need to wear the right uniforms, and the bars of the cells should be painted red, white, and blue...and there should be a Bible (or Torah) available to every prisoner.\nDick Cheney is such a person, and Bush is of the same mindset. Is any of this a surprise? Who needs habeus corpus, protection against torture, and the like? They have something better in mind for us--something virile, with blood and iron in it, marching confidently forward, carrying aloft the banner of our Great Destiny to foreign lands.\nIt's familiar stuff...and always appealing to a certain kind of mentality.\nThe President is now fully and solely in control of the government.\n\"Enduring Constitutional Government,\" or \"ECG,\" means a cooperative effort among the executive, legislative, and judicial branches of the Federal Government, coordinated by the President, as a matter of comity with respect to the legislative and judicial branches and with proper respect for the constitutional separation of powers among the branches, to preserve the constitutional framework under which the Nation is governed and the capability of all three branches of government to execute constitutional responsibilities and provide for orderly succession, appropriate transition of leadership, and interoperability and support of the National Essential Functions during a catastrophic emergency;\nHere we have lip service paid to cooperative effort between the three branches of government. But it's made crystal clear that the President is in charge of coordinating and controlling that \"cooperative effort.\"\nIn order to advise and assist the President in that function, the Assistant to the President for Homeland Security and Counterterrorism (APHS/CT) is hereby designated as the National Continuity Coordinator.\nThe National Continuity Coordinator, in consultation with the heads of appropriate executive departments and agencies, will lead the development of a National Continuity Implementation Plan (Plan), which shall include prioritized goals and objectives, a concept of operations, performance metrics by which to measure continuity readiness, procedures for continuity and incident management activities, and clear direction to executive department and agency continuity coordinators, as well as guidance to promote interoperability of Federal Government continuity programs and procedures with State, local, territorial, and tribal governments, and private sector owners and operators of critical infrastructure, as appropriate. The Plan shall be submitted to the President for approval not later than 90 days after the date of this directive.\nIn other words, this directive creates a \"national continuity coordinator\" who takes orders from and reports directly to the President. This NCC has the authority to \"guide\" Federal, State, and local government operations, along with private businesses and industries. To put it another way, the President now has full control of all governments and businesses through the NCC.\nThe Secretary of Homeland Security shall coordinate the integration of Federal continuity plans and operations with State, local, territorial, and tribal governments, and private sector owners and operators of critical infrastructure, as appropriate, in order to provide for the delivery of essential services during an emergency.\nThis means the SHS has the job of actually bringing these governments and industries under federal, ie. Presidential, control.\nAnnex A and the classified Continuity Annexes, attached hereto, are hereby incorporated into and made a part of this directive.\nIt also has classified \"Continuity Annexes,\" whatever those might be.\nLooks pretty clear-cut to me. This is a blueprint for creating a Presidential dictatorship.\nThat uprising is the blood that will feed the hungry beast. The uprisers wll uprise against each other because they will be angry and ill focused and will not trust anyone. The neighbor who keeps letting his dog crap in the yard is probably a good enough first target.\nHeil Bush\nOf course, it has to be done in the \"right\" way--not just any tyranny will do.\nThis has to be my favorite quote of the dy, both in and out of context. :)\nWhile I realise the possible (if unlikely) repercussions of that particular act, I have to say I find it almost impossible to take some dude in camo paint talking about being a \"new world order soldier) seriously.Montagraph is a YouTube director who has a comedy account. He makes all his videos in some kind of outlandish attire and wears wigs, false noses, even sometimes dresses in drag. Most of his stuff is hilarious. But, sometimes he wants to talk about serious matters that are on his mind and he will, then, put on a costume that has some kind of connection to the subject. If not, he just wears his iconic wig. When he posts something of a serious nature, you may not agree with his point of view but it is usually both informative and thought provoking. He is a pretty intelligent guy.\nMontagraph is a YouTube director who has a comedy account. He makes all his videos in some kind of outlandish attire and wears wigs, false noses, even sometimes dresses in drag. Most of his stuff is hilarious. But, sometimes he wants to talk about serious matters that are on his mind and he will, then, put on a costume that has some kind of connection to the subject. When he posts something of a serious nature, you may not agree with his point of view but it is usually both informative and thought provoking. He is a pretty intelligent guy.\nahh that makes a lot more sense then.\nIt's my sincerest hope that a large portion of the existing military would become one of the first organized resistance groups. Of course, I'm also a realist, and I'm not sure that such a scenario would actually occur.\nthats one possibility, but people tend to act quite differently in times of extreme crises, in this case if enough people sympathize with the terrorists, which given the state the government would be in would be very possible if not likely it could cause a full on rebellion, also that sort of situation would be a wonderful time for a country like China or Russia to \"liberate\" us from our tyrannical government, maybe first they wouls sponsor some \"police actions\" as well.\nMay of 2007. No surprise to me.\nSure this bill was written and signed by the big man because he has no intentions of acting on it. Its possible and I wouldn't be surprised if Bush uses it.\nIt wouldn't be hard to act on it, hell Iran is in our sights, a terrorist attempt is always glooming somewhere on main street. Right now, or shall I say sometime in 2008, it wouldn't be hard at all to pop a 'legit' excuse out of the Bush hat to justify using this little piece of paper.\nOh, the guy in the video is trying to get into peoples heads and wake them up.\nHis style makes sence.\nHe is sending a message.\nThe people have sat back and let pieces of their constitution be taken away and have done nothing. These pieces are taken for a reason and it isnt for our benefit and its isnt American.\nThe only prob I have had is what to do....I have never seen a way for a single nobody like me to act to try to stop any of it. I have been able to see a lot of ways to get into big trouble though since getting to involved in being against this gov is a ticket to hell.\nIt would take the majority of people to ban together to stand for your freedoms, to again fight for our freedoms but they don't exist anymore, obviously.\nThe minority wont win, as is also obvious.\nHappy 4th, our celebration of our independence thats being chipped away within our own walls.\nBush has to stay in office so he can emerge as the anti-christ in 2012 when the Mayan calendar officially ends. That's why he needs to be able to suspend the elections.\n:awilly:\n(maybe I am serious. I don't know...._inabox_ )\nAnd there's quite a few in this country who would take up arms to see that there will be a vote if it came down to it. Something that egregious, well, I think would stir the people from their apathy. ^_^\nI take voting very seriously. I vote in every election, no matter how \"minor\"... because I really don't think anything is \"minor\".\nI really don't think it'll come down to it, though. Not yet, not 2008. 2012 maybe... end of the world as we know it. ;)\nDomestic enemies? You mean those hippies who stand in the way of our glorious president and his un-ending \"war on terrorism\"?\nIt's a moot point. There will be elections. For folks who accuse Bush of fear-mongering, the liberals sure are good at it.\nwhile there probably will be elections, don't be so sure, I wouldn't put it past the current administration to use this power if they felt they could get away with it. Besides that, this being on the books at all is blatantly unconstitutional, he shouldn't have even considered signing this if he actually cared about freedom and all of his other patriotic buzzwords.\nOf course you wouldn't. If I made a post that Bush was abducting impoverished infants and eating them at state dinners, someone would tell me they wouldn't put it past him.\nIt's not going to happen. I'll have to keep tabs on this thread, and the day after the election I'll resurrect it so we can all have a good laugh.\nBut even if he doesn't, the important thing to keep in mind is that this is now an option thanks to the tards who approved that law. Will Bush use this power? Maybe not, but some future president will.\nPoint is, even if you think Bush is a saint and will never use it, what about those who come after him (including Democrats)?\nDo you feel comfortable with Hillary having the power to suspend elections and retain power indefinitely?\nPaganLibrarian\nSure. I have guns...\nThe question was theoretical... IF the elections were cancelled, what would you do?\nHe didn't ask how likely you thought it was...\nIt's all right. Even a non-answer is still an answer.\nIF the elections were cancelled, what would you do?\nSee my last post for an answer...\nPaulKrul\nJust the fact that Bush COULD suspend elections \"legally\" is terrible. Bush and his friends can not sustain the war much longer with the pressure and lack of funds and when it becomes obvious the war was lost, unnecessary and cost so many lives they and their party would be suffering repercussions.\nThough I doubt Bush will actually make a grab for a dictatorship, he is in the same sort of position as Hitler was. And Bush has fewer morals then Hitler. So just the presence of Bush in such a position is scary.\nWell, naturally the military would be the first ones to try to instill order..against the angry neighbors we once called friends (literal John and Betty next door, not just Iran and Iraq and whomever else we can manage to piss off to add to the chaos .)\nI have no doubt that the military is divided on which side they will stand, which just adds to the chaos. Oh and yes there will be sides...so any it will be geometric nightmare once called freedom. Funny how when you narrow something down it just tends to blow up on you at a certain point. You can't tease an ignorant, hungry dog with raw meat and give it to him a bit at a time long enough to make him think he deserves it and then take it away and not expect to get bitten. Sure martial law will permit the simple shooting o the dog, but tere ae a lot of dogs...and a lot of uns. yes it will be bloody.\nWe wont need to worry about terror attacks from the outside for much longer.\nI doubt very highly that the military would be divided. There'd be some grumbling, but since congress passed this particular law, even if the elections were suspended Bush would still be the legal president, and therefore the legal commander in chief.\nBut that's all in fantasy land anyway. I don't foresee a single possible circumstance where elections would be cancelled. Postponed for a week or so, potentially, but cancelled, not at all.\nWe'll see. I'm guessing that unless Kucinich gets elected president, we'll stay in Iraq well into the next president's term as well. Hillary voted for this war too, you know.\nI heard they just passed a new version of the patriot act that makes it illegal to read the patriot act.\nHere is a question I'd like to hear everyone's response to: Why would Bush push for an executive power he does not intend to use?\nAnother question: Why is the right to suspend elections even necessary? We've never done that before, except possibly during the civil war. We fought other major conflicts since then, such as WW2 and we never needed to suspend elections during those times.\nIt is unnecessary, and it spells the end of America. All that is necessary for this nation to become a dictatorship is for this law to actually be applied, and that is a scary thought... I mean, you're asking politicians not to use the power to stay in office indefinitely.\nSomeone will definitely use this somewhere down the road, and when they do we'll be no different than Rome when Octavian became the first emperor, or Germany when Hitler disbanded the Weimar Republic.... or that Galactic Republic in Star Wars when Palpatine made himself emperor.\nIt has happened before. One of the things I've learned all too well is that we aren't immune from anything. The terrible things going on in other countries COULD happen here. We have to wake up and realize that before it is too late.\nIsn't there also that law where anything that can happen is certain to happen if given sufficient time? Now that it is possible to permanently suspend elections all that is necessary is for a president to invoke it. It is only a matter of time....\nHave you heard of Ron Paul? He would end this madness and restore America.\nYou know, I've read through the thing now, including the snippets that were posted on here, and I didn't see a single clause that said \"President may become dictator for life\".\nHow long would he have to suspend elections before you thought it unconstitutional?\nShow me the passage where it talks about suspending elections. It says that the President will be in charge of continuity actions...it doesn't say that the president can't change while such actions are taking place.\nIsn't that the same thing?\nPutting a president directly in control of his own position is dangerous to say the least. It basically means trusting him (or her) to always do the right thing, but history shows that never works out forever... For example, every president respected a rule established since Washington that no president should have more than 2 terms, but FDR broke that rule and perhaps would have went on much longer if he didn't die during his 4th... not long after that congress restricted presidents to 2 terms because FDR wouldn't follow them voluntarily.\nEventually you'll have someone who refuses to bow out when his time is up, and then this country will be no different than a Banana republic.\nOne of the main things which has made our Republic last as long as it has when others in foreign lands fall into dictatorships and revolutions is that we've always had president voluntarily relinquish power to a successor. This law threatens that continuity.\nThis is an older post but I want to reply to it...\nI doubt very highly that the military would be divided. There'd be some grumbling, but since congress passed this particular law,\nLaws that violate the constitution are invalid.\neven if the elections were suspended Bush would still be the legal president, and therefore the legal commander in chief.\nIsn't your oath to defend the constitution? I know the Hitler youth and perhaps the German military swore an oath to the Fuhrer directly, but I didn't realize America was doing that now.\nI somehow get the feeling that if Bill Clinton had pushed for this law a year or two before his presidency was set to expire you wouldn't be thinking it was such a trivial thing.\nLike I said, I didn't see anything about suspending elections.\nAnd the president is the commander-in-chief as long as he is legally president. If the Supreme Court rules this law unconstitutional and a president still refuses to step down, then we have a problem.\nThere doesn't have to be a passage explicitly stating \"The President has the authority to suspend elections.\" He has the power to do it. During the Civil War, Lincoln suspended Habeas Corpus. It was completely illegal for him to do so, but he had the power to do it and he did.\nThis law gives the President legal control over every level of government in the country in the event of an emergency. That alone is troubling enough. Combine that with a megalomaniacal power hungry president (not necessarily Bush, but you never know who we'll end up with in the future), and yeah, you're looking at a potentially permanent American dictator.\nI remember back before the '04 election, this same rumor was floating around - that an \"October Surprise\" might be a terrorist attack on the US that would suspend the election. And of course, nothing happened. Thing is, the rumor wasn't just Democratic fear-mongering. Quite a few conservatives agreed. Sean Hannity flat-out said that if we were attacked, he didn't think we should go ahead with the election. Think about that: suspension of the election had support. That's pretty scary.\nSo it doesn't say anything about suspending elections...and yet here we are, trying to convince people that Bush will use this law to seize power indefinitely.\nAnd they say conservatives are fear-mongers.\nSad thing is, the president appoints Supreme Court justices, and this one has already appointed two. Could we expect them to interpret the constitution correctly if the time came?\nAs opposed to granting the President a permanent position? Yes.\nI'm not sure I see how this law provides for that occurance, though. If he has the power to suspend elections now, he had it before.\nAnother question I have to ask is, how in the heck did this law get passed with the Democratic congress?\nThis either proves the Dems don't really stand for anything, or that they don't read what they vote for, or (most likely) both of the above.\nBush had significant support in the last election, he probably felt he didn't NEED this legislation. Now her can't legaly stand for a secodn term, hence he is more likely to use it if so inclined.\nBecause it's all legal gibberish and doesn't actually do anything?\nMore feel-good legislation, with everyone patting themselves on the back for \"having a plan\".\nSo you're not going to actually address any of the points I made. That's fine.\nAnd I do hope you're not insinuating that I'm a liberal.\nDoesn't actually do anything? You don't think giving one person control over all levels and branches of government is doing anything?\nMy main question is why the hell was this law even needed in the first place? We already have continuity of government plans in place. The so-called Armageddon Plan was developed during the Reagan administration and was utilized on Sept. 11. In 2002, Bush announced his administration had devised a \"shadow government\" plan to ensure continuity of government. What those two plans didn't do was hand control of the country to one person. This plan does. From what I'm seeing it has very little to do with continuity of government, and a lot to do with laying the groundwork for a dictatorship disguised as a security measure.\nRa Tem Kheper\nWe have no reason at all to have any kind of faith that the Government's military forces would do the right thing, should Dick, george and Karl's grand scheme ever begin to come to pass.\nStep one upon enlistment- indroctinate, assimilate, brain wash.\nYou must play follow the leader until the sun no longer shines on your face.\nIndependant thought is STRICTLY FORBOTTEN.\nThis is very easy to see, look around you,\nThe COMPANY Lie, er uh Line comes at you in print, on the radio, on television, in blogs and on message boards. It never changes.\nOur founding fathers knew this only too well\nThomas Jefferson (http://www.brainyquote.com/quotes/quotes/t/thomasjeff169586.html)\nThomas Paine (http://www.brainyquote.com/quotes/quotes/t/thomaspain122854.html)\nGeorge Washington (http://www.brainyquote.com/quotes/quotes/g/georgewash382162.html)\nWhere'd you go to basic to be brainwashed? They must teach the new enlistees something very different from the officer candidates.\nNo it is extreemly obvious that the enlisted and the officer cantidate are feed the same bs, and the officer does a much better job of buying into it and passing it along to the general public, after all that is thier job.\nJob one: controll the troops, carry out the whims of the decider.\nAsk no questions, follow the leader, no matter how dirty he may be.\nYep, we're definitely learning something entirely different than that. Have you ever spent any time in the military, or does this all just stem from your disappointment that the Pentagon hasn't crafted a plan for a military coup?\nI ma forced to point something out which has been glossed over.\nCongress DID NOT PASS THIS as a bill. THIS IS NOT A LAW. This is the PRESIDENT making a statement of \"this is HOW it's going to be\". Hate to point this out to you pawnman, but this is George W. Bush powergrabbing plain and simple. It is going to take the PEOPLE forcing Congress and the U.S. Supreme Court to slap down this sort of ILLEGAL action on the part of the Presidency. It should happen each and everytime the President puts out a directive, to be honest, no matter who is the office holder.\nThe Constitution gives the President the job of ENFORCING what is already law. Not creating law via this B.S. method.\nNo, No, No. We know we can not trust our freedoms inside of this country to the military.\nWe all know they can not get that job done!\nAs A good George,\nGeorge Carlin has said.\nQxymoron=Military Intelegence\nIf Bush is now ruling by decree then doesn't he meet the criteria of a dictator?\nSure. I have guns...So do I... you and I might finally have something we could do together... :viking:\nYou mean the Dems were too lazy or ill versed in gibberish to bother reading it?\nOf course. They ARE members of congress, after all.\nTo anyone: Is there any update? Has congress gotten rid of this nasty piece of work yet?\nThe question in my mind is would America even care in that event? Their lives on the whole are so apolitical that after the initial downpour I'm pretty sure most people would just open their umbrellas and keep on walking. If almost half the country doesn't vote and the majority of the people who do vote don't understand the issues, what or why they are voting for...then we already live in only a nominal democracy. All those people who don't vote believe they are getting along fine not doing so. They choose not to participate in the system and I don't know that they would truly care after the BS settles down\nWhile you have been know for your witty repartee, this one is really confusing me. Are you saying that this thread is a bit much for you? Or are you saying that the sky is truly falling and is going to elect himself president for life?\nit means domestic enemies of the Constitution. you know, people who try to guy the Bill of Rights, things like that.\nThe question in my mind is would America even care in that event?\nOnly if it disrupted the latest news on Paris Hilton.\nIf almost half the country doesn't vote\nBut we Americans do vote. Watch American Idol sometimes. You will see.\nI know. I was being sarcastic. ;)\nyeah, i know, but it needed to be said. :)\nI'm saying that, much like chicken little, this thread is getting hysterical about something that will never happen. Especially not under Bush.",
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        "raw_content": "Fridtjof Nansen was intimately involved with the great changes of the twentieth century - in society and politics, as well as in science and in travel. He began his career as a pioneer in science, the first to show that nerve networks were made up of inter-communicating individual cells, rather than one continuous structure. His scientific results, gathered on board the Fram as she drifted through the Arctic, are still of interest as they provide a baseline for estimates of the affect of global warming on the rapidly melting ice. So much so that his six volume set of results was reprinted by an American university towards the end of the twentieth century. Fridtjof Nansen was actively involved in Russia just before the First World War and as Communism was adopted throughout the Russian Empire. He wrote a book on his travels through Siberia in Tsarist Russia as well as two on his travels in the Caucasus after the revolution. He regarded the Eskimo he met in Greenland as living in a truly communistic society. Both Lenin and the last Tsar read his book on Siberia. He helped obtain Norwegian independence from Sweden. Although a republican, Fridtjof Nansen was instrumental in persuading a Danish prince to become the first modern king of Norway.\nIn his youth he \u2018dropped out\u2019 of university to go hunting seals on a sailing ship. And yet, by the time his journal of this period was published as a book, Nansen wrote of his opposition to whaling - in the very year that his countrymen sent the first ever factory-whaler to the South Atlantic.\nNansen's pioneering work with the millions of refugees at the end of the First World War resulted in his being awarded the Nobel Prize for Peace.\nE. Nesbit makes four references to the Arctic, two to Northern Lights or Aurora Borealis, two to dogs and sledges. We do not have to look far for her inspiration, as we also find one substantial reference to a Viking, two to Norway, and three to Fridtjof Nansen... Read more\nArthur Ransome was the next writer to publish work which used Fridtjof Nansen's books as the basis for his narative. E Nesbit invented the modern fantasy genre while Arthur Ransome made it seem utterly real. We can assume that Arthur Ransome read Nesbit's writing as she was the leading children's author of her time. Whether he got the idea from E Nesbit for using Fridtjof Nansen's writings in his own stories we cannot be sure. However, he repeatedly cites Nansen's books. Read more\nThe recent publication of JRR Tolkien's Roverandom throws light on those who influenced him. In this early and previously unknown work, JRR Tolkien refers directly to E Nesbit's creation, the Psammead. Tolkien therefore wrote of a character invented by Nesbit, the Psammead, and didn't change the name. I reveal here that JRR Tolkien also borrowed from Fridtjof Nansen, through character and plot, and in very great measure. Tolkien, however, never acknowledged the fact - at least not directly. Read more\n1861 Oct 10 Fridtjof Nansen born near Christiania [now called Oslo].\n1881 Student in zoology at Oslo University.\n1882 March to July on sealer Viking to Arctic. On his return appointed Curator in the zoology department, Bergen Museum. [Diaries from this trip became Hunting and Adventure in the Arctic].\n1884 Ski trip from Voss to Christiania and back. [Writes influential article for Norwegian newspaper which promotes the sport of skiing and later becomes part of Sporting Days in Wild Norway].\n1886 Studies at marine biological station in Naples.\n1888 Nansen's Greenland Expedition. [The basis for The First Crossing of Greenland].\n1888-9 Over-winters in Greenland. [Gathered material for Eskimo Life].\n1889 Marries Eva Sars. Curator at the Zoological Institute of Christiania University.\n1893 The specially designed boat, Fram, leaves Norway for the Arctic and is deliberately frozen into the ice. For three years she is carried by the ice across the Arctic Ocean.\n1895 Farthest north on ski by Nansen and Johansen. April 7 reached 86 degrees 14 minutes North.\n1896 Nansen meets Jackson in Franz Josef Land. [On his return publishes Farthest North].\n1897 Professor of Zoology at Oslo. Work on result of Fram expedition. Lecture tours in Europe and America.\n1900 Member of the International Committee on Oceanography.\n1905 Fridtjof Nansen takes a leading role in the movement for Norwegian independence from Sweden. As part of this publishes Norway and the Union with Sweden. To London in 1905 - Norwegian minister to Britain 1906-7.\n1907 Death of Eva Nansen.\n1908 Professor of Oceanography.\n1911 In Northern Mists published after five years of preparatory work.\n1913 Trip through the Arctic Ocean to Siberia, up the Yenisei River, and rail across the continent to the Pacific Ocean at Vladivostok. [Provides material for Through Siberia - The Land of the Future].\n1917 In Washington leading commission negotiating trade and food agreement for Norway. Deals with seizure of Norwegian ships by U.S.A. on entry of latter into the war.\n1919 President of the Norwegian Union for the League of Nations. In Paris and London to discuss Norway's entry into League of Nations. Nansen marries his second wife, Sigrun Munthe.\n1920 Norwegian delegate to the League of Nations. League entrusts him with repatriation of war prisoners.\n1921 Coordination of famine relief in Russia by the European charities. League of Nations appoints him as High Commissioner for Refugees with care of the White Russian refugees.\n1922 The 'Nansen Passport' is introduced to enable refugees to travel to host nations. Relief work for Greek and Armenian refugees after the defeat of the Greek army by the Turks in 1922. Instituted model village settlements. Reciprocal repatriation of Greeks living in Turkey to Greece and Turks living in Greece to Turkey. Awarded the Nobel Peace Prize.\n1923 Nansen speaks on the \u2018Corfu Affair\u2019 [Shelling of the Greek island by the Italian navy] in the League of Nations. Publishes Russia and Peace advocating recognition of Communist Russia by the Great Powers.\n1924 Works for admission of Germany to the League of Nations.\n1925 Leader of League of Nations Commission to Armenia and the Caucasus. [Trip published as Armenia and the Near East and Through the Caucasus to the Volga]\n1926 Rector St. Andrew's University. [Speech published in Adventure and Other Papers]\n1928 Trip to America to raise funds for Armenians.\n1930 May 13. Died, aged 69, at home.\nThis website is created with WYSIWYG Web Builder from http://www.pablosoftwaresolutions.com\nA common criticism of J.R.R. Tolkien is that his books are out of touch with reality. In general, almost by definition, any book which appears to occupy an invented world is regarded as total fantasy. Here, for the first time, I reveal the evidence that Tolkien bases much of The Hobbit and the The Lord of the Rings on the work of a very real explorer, Nansen. Tolkien borrows from Fridtjof Nansen\u2019s books, through character and plot, and in very great measure.\nTolkien is one of the most popular authors of all time. His work has been translated into more than thirty-five languages with global sales of more than 100 million volumes. Six enormously successful films have been made of his 'Middle-earth' books. Many of his fans will be interested to know that their beloved fantasy has its roots in real-life adventure. While I am certain that J.R.R. Tolkien\u2019s writing is influenced by Fridtjof Nansen to a greater extent than any other individual, there is no recorded admission that this is the case. The uncertainty adds to the interest!\nFridtjof Nansen, 1896, with a portrait of his wife Eva and daughter Liv behind. Frontispiece from Farthest North.\nNOTE This site is not affiliated with or endorsed by the J. R. R. Tolkien Estate Ltd. or any of its publishers or licensees, New Line Cinema or AOL Time Warner Inc. It does not imply or claim any rights to Tolkien's characters or creations. The Lord of the Rings is a registered trademark of Saul Zaentz Company trading as Tolkien Enterprises. Copyrights and trademarks for the books, films, articles, and other promotional materials are held by their respective owners and their use is allowed under the fair use clause of the Copyright Law.\nF. Nansen and E. Nesbit are quoted freely as copyright no longer exists on their writing. This is because over 70 years has elapsed since their deaths. Permission for quotations from Encyclopaedia Britannica has been sought. The quotations from Beowulf are from an edition edited by Harrison and Sharp [1893] which would have been known to Tolkien. The full text is on the Gutenberg site and quoted under the terms of the Project Gutenberg License. All views expressed here are those of the author unless otherwise stated. For further details and precise references please contact me at simonjbrowne1@googlemail.com\nHow this site came to be created: Many years ago, I wrote a piece for The Arthur Ransome Society on the literary connections between Fridtjof Nansen, Arthur Ransome, E. Nesbit and J.R.R. Tolkien. I was turned down on the grounds that the article was too long. However, it was suggested that the piece could be extended to make an interesting book. Since then I have researched and written that book. I hope to find a publisher. Meanwhile I include some of my findings in these pages and I have had an extended article published in the Arthur Ransome Society Journal, Mixed Moss.\nPlease contact me at simonjbrowne1@googlemail.com\nThe influences on Tolkien's writing have been the subject of much speculation. I suggest here, for the first time, that a major influence on J.R.R Tolkien's books - no, the single greatest influence, is Fridtjof Nansen. A great Norwegian Arctic explorer, Nansen was also an innovative scientist, a humanitarian and a Nobel prize-winner.\nIt is not so much Fridtjof Nansen himself, but his books which provide the inspiration. It is plain that it is Nansen\u2019s publications which are of interest. Nansen's books are quoted directly by Arthur Ransome and Edith Nesbit [See the boxes on left]. Both of these authors have their characters emulate Nansen - or his account of his actions. J.R.R Tolkien does the same - but does not admit it - at least not directly.\nI can link at least seven of Tolkien\u2019s major characters to Fridtjof Nansen\u2019s writing. There are many ways to connect the books. Tolkien left clues regarding the basis of his Hobbits - their origin is also to be found in the writing of Nansen. I have read widely in this area without coming across another reference to this remarkable occurrence. However, I believe that J.R.R. Tolkien left enough clues to enable the connection to be made - he wanted his readers to discover Nansen! For details click on the Tolkien link. The Tolkien page also has genuine pictures of the forefathers of Hobbits!",
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        "raw_content": "Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is often addressed with regards to its effects on joints in the extremities. However, many people with RA experience significant effects on the cervical spine, which can have permanent or life-threatening implications. Although there is no cure, there are ways to minimize significant effects on the neck.\nThe damaging effects of RA on the cervical spine are often not visible on x-ray unless there is evidence of bone spurs or decreased space between the vertebrae. Much like it affects other joints in the body, RA can slowly deteriorate the supporting structures of the joints. This can lead to joint instability and partial or complete dislocations. The neck is no exception. Periodic monitoring of your neck with CT scans or MRI can offer better visualization of changes than x-ray.\nIncreased Neck Support\nIf you experience flares of neck inflammation, you may want to talk with your doctor about the option of having a cervical collar readily available. Although wearing a collar can be uncomfortable and will limit your range of motion, it can provide much needed support especially during flares when your neck is most vulnerable to damage. If your RA is poorly controlled or progresses and you experience continuous inflammation in your neck, wearing a cervical collar continuously may be a non-invasive option for support.\nLocal Anti-inflammatory Medications\nYou are likely on medications in an attempt to control the underlying disease process, but you may continue to experience flares in your neck or have ongoing inflammation. Typically, injectable steroids are used to help control inflammation in a single location, but the risks associated with steroid injections can be especially difficult when it concerns your neck. Since repetitive use of injectable steroids can make bones more fragile, you and your doctor must weight this concern against the instability created by the inflammation.\nThe part of the cervical spine most commonly affected by RA are the first two vertebrae, C1 and C2. Weakening of this area due to chronic inflammation can cause the vertebrae to slip over one another, leading to compression of the spine. Fusing the two vertebrae together may be a good option when there is evidence of cervical spine damage and concerns of instability. Since the connection between the two vertebrae is important for rotation of the skull on its axis, rotating your head from side to side will no longer be possible.\nSince the first two vertebrae of the cervical spine protect the critical junction between the brain and spinal cord, ongoing inflammation in this location is especially troublesome. Aggressive treatment and consistent monitoring can reduce the likelihood of catastrophic spinal cord damage.",
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        "raw_content": "Monsef Birthplace a Non-issue\nCommentary by David Cohen in Montreal\nI feel compelled to comment on the case of Maryam Monsef, Liberal MP and federal Minister of Democratic Institutions, who has been caught up in a story about the location of her birth 32 years ago. Monsef, an Afghan citizen who arrived in Canada at age 11, was born in Iran.\nShe had previously believed she was born in her country of citizenship, Afghanistan. Her documentation had stated that this was the case \u2014 documentation that had been submitted by her mother all those years ago.\nDo you remember when you were 10 or 11 years old? Did you decide what school you went to or where you lived? Probably not. And if your parents decided when you were a child that the family would emigrate, or flee hardship, did you decide what your destination would be, and how you would get there? Hypothetically, if you were 10 or 11 and somebody, such as a parent, was submitting a form on your behalf, would you ask to review it for accuracy?\nAnd if it turns out that somebody made an incorrect assertion on a form submitted on your behalf more than two decades ago, should you suffer the consequences of a decision that you yourself never made?\nStoking a fire\nSome editorial media outlets in Canada have taken this situation and made a disingenuous effort to stoke a fire. For example, in an opinion piece in the Toronto Sun, the author writes: the Trudeau government actively revokes citizenship from people who provide false info on their applications. Now the question is whether democratic reform minister Maryam Monsef is going to receive the same treatment if it turns out her citizenship application contained false information. The article goes on to mention the possibility of Monsef being deported.\nApart from giving her a government Ministry that doesn\u2019t exist (it\u2019s democratic institutions, not democratic reform), the article errs in a more sinister way. Yes, citizenship may be revoked from individuals who knowingly provide false information, but Monsef herself, at least to the best of our knowledge, never submitted the application. Her mother did. And so there is a leap of logic.\nThe fact of the matter is that few people in Canada can go back more than a couple of generations before an immigration story forms part of the family tree. We are, by and large, an immigrant nation. Some of these immigrants arrived from states of flux, from changing situations in the regions of the world from which they came.\nThere are almost certainly stories and situations similar to Monsef\u2019s own story across the country. In many cases, it is likely that the person at the centre of it all doesn\u2019t even know the full story.\nRemember this: if we are talking about punishing Monsef, it would be a vicarious punishment handed out to someone who did not make a decision when she was 10 or 11 years old. And in the end, how does it even matter where she was born?\nAnd also remember that she is a remarkable woman, who, in her so far short career, has shown nothing but resilience and intelligence. She has had to in order to get where she is now.\nAttorney David Cohen is a senior partner at Campbell Cohen (www.CanadaVisa.com). Read more of his blogs at http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-blog/",
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        "raw_content": "Home \u00bb Articles, Columnists, Elections, Elections 2019, Jideofor Adibe, PhD, NNP Columnists \u00bb 2019: Opposition Versus State Institutions \u2013 By Dr. Jideofor Adibe\nBy Dr. Jideofor Adibe | Nasarawa, Nigeria | January 17, 2019 \u2013\n2019: Opposition versus state institutions\nBy the time Nigeria conducts its elections in February and March next year, it will be almost 20 years since its current experiment with liberal democracy \u2013 the longest period the country has been under a civilian rule since gaining flag independence from the British in 1960. As we inch towards 2019, growing apprehensions sit side-by-side with growing optimism. For the optimists, just as no sensible person judges a weather only by its inclement side, no right-thinking member of the society should judge our experiment with liberal democracy only by its flaws. The optimists will remind us of former British Prime Minister Winston Churchill\u2019s famous speech in the House of Commons on November 11 1947 where he declared: \u201cMany forms of Government have been tried, and will be tried in this world of sin and woe. No one pretends that democracy is perfect or all-wise. Indeed it has been said that democracy is the worst form of Government except for all those other forms that have been tried from time to time\u2026\u201d The optimists will also remind us of 2015 \u2013 arguably the Alleluia moment of Nigerian democracy \u2013 when a sitting president was routed at the polls and he conceded defeat \u2013 even before the total votes were counted. For the optimists, the relevant question is whether Nigeria\u2019s democracy has irreversibly turned the corner, and has entered the phase of democratic consolidation.\nThe cautionary voices (I will not want to call them \u2018pessimists\u2019 because such will be too negative) worry about the possibility of democratic reversals. They will remind us that the democratic space can contract (suffer reversals) just as it can expand (such as when new freedoms are won or old ones are successfully defended against anti-democratic forces). This group will roll out numerous threats to the current democracy, especially threats from institutions of the state \u2013 the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), security forces and the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission in particular.\nBoth the optimists and the cautionary groups are right \u2013 in my opinion. The optimists remind us of what we have accomplished so far in our arduous democratic journey while the cautionary groups remind us of the existential threats to our democracy and the need for eternal vigilance.\nLet me mention that Nigeria is what some political scientists will call a \u2018democratizing\u2019 society (rather than a democracy). Some call it \u2018societies in transition\u2019. Features of a \u2018democratizing society\u2019 include the retention of authoritarian impulses by the citizens (there is often a hidden nostalgia for aspects of the authoritarianism of the past such as admiration of \u2018warriors\u2019 and \u2018strong men\u2019 who can bark orders); the structures of conflicts are often aggravated in the short to medium terms (because the freedom of speech guarantees embedded in liberal democracy unleashes many bottled up feelings from several groups simultaneously) and the institutions in such societies are weak and subordinated to strong men that captured state power. Largely because of the latter, most democratizing societies are also \u2018banana republics\u2019. In \u2018banana republics\u2019, the struggle for political power is anarchic and a do-or-die affair because state power is the major means of production, distribution and exchange. It is also the most veritable instrument for material accumulation and the dispensation of privileges. Not only is such a society low-trust, critical institutions of the state (INEC, the security agencies and the EFCC in particular), whose officials are often appointed by the government, are especially distrusted by the opposition. These institutions can also be captured by cleavages (\u2018cabal\u2019) within the ruling party such that they can also be used to settle intra-elite struggles within the party in government.\nAs we approach 2019, how do we ensure that we do not suffer serious reversals in our democratic experiments? Let us cast our minds back to what happened in the recent past:\nINEC under Professor Maurice Iwu was just a shambles: victories were sometimes awarded to people who did not even contest elections. In Anambra State for example, Chris Uba, a self-styled god father, openly confessed to rigging the election that produced Dr Chris Ngige as Anambra State Governor. Dr Ngige was later kidnapped \u2013 apparently with the connivance of state security agency. Under Nuhu Ribadu, the EFCC was simply an attack dog of the government. For instance, in 2007 Theodore Orji, who was then chief of staff to Governor Orji Uzo Kalu of Abia State (who had fallen out with President Obasanjo) and who was the Governorship candidate of the Progressive Parties Alliance (sponsored and promoted by Orji Uzo Kalu) was clamped into detention by the EFCC from where he won the election. Again the EFCC induced kangaroo impeachments of a number of Governors in the \u2018black book\u2019 of the government \u2013 Joshua Dariye in Plateau State, Rashidi Ladoja in Oyo State, Peter Obi in Anambra State and Peter Ayodele Fayose in Ekiti State. Ribadu\u2019s strategy was simple: he would order the arrest of enough number of \u2018troublesome\u2019 lawmakers, often in a coercive manner, to pave the way for the \u2018friendly\u2019 lawmakers to do the dirty job. I regard EFCC under Nuhu Ribadu as an anti-democratic force, that did all it could to undermine the democratic process.\nWhile our democracy has survived this far, there are still some atavistic and centrifugal tendencies that call for vigilance: For instance, not long ago, Lawal Daura was relieved of his job as the DG of the Department of State Security Service (DSS) for organizing a siege at the premises of the National Assembly \u2013 ostensibly to help effect leadership change at the National Assembly. During the recently concluded governorship election in Osun State, the Police declared Ademola Adeleke, the PDP Governorship candidate wanted and were said to be on the verge of arresting him for alleged examination malpractice until the intervention of the President. In fact that the President had to intervene to enable Adeleke contest the election was itself a testament to the non-independence of the Police in their operations.\nIn Zamfara State, a recent press release by a civil society group known as the Zamfara Unity Forum called on President Muhammadu Buhari to warn the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) to steer clear of the politics of the state in order to avert a major crisis. The group claimed that the EFCC, working in cahoots with some politicians in the State, clamped into detention Malam Daudu Lawal \u2013 the APC\u2019s consensus Governorship candidate for the state, which INEC has refused to recognize. The group claimed that the aim of the detention was to intimidate Lawal into dropping out of the governorship race in the state. The point here is not whether the EFCC has good grounds for detaining Malam Daudu Lawal or not but the timing, which seems to exacerbate the distrust of opposition parties and (and opposition tendencies within the same party).\nThe perception that state institutions are becoming openly biased is not limited to Zamfara State. For instance when Alhaji Atiku Abubakar returned from Dubai, after emerging as the presidential candidate of the PDP, it was widely reported that hordes of EFCC operatives searched his aircraft at the airport in a manner that suggested intimidation. It was also widely reported that the anti-graft agency froze the bank accounts of Peter Obi- the PDP\u2019s Vice Presidential candidate. The EFCC has since denied this. The EFCC also denied allegations that it raided the home of one of Atiku\u2019s sons and claimed it only searched the house where the son of a former Governor of Abia State, Senator Theodore Orji, resides. Only recently, the Acting Chairman of EFCC, Ibrahim Magu, was quoted as saying that all candidates for the next year\u2019s election who are being investigated by the Commission would be dragged to court before the polls. Some believe this was a warning that the EFCC would play in the run up to the 2019 elections the sort of inglorious roles it played in the country\u2019s election process under Nuhu Ribadu.\nAs we discuss on how to conduct free and fair elections, and how to prevent election violence (before, during and after the elections), it is also important that such conversations extend to how to rein in some critical institutions of the state. Certainly we will be courting crisis if key state institutions do not go the extra mile to allay fears and suspicions of partisanship. It is important that confidence building measures around these institutions are put in place. For instance, it may be worth considering \u2018limited immunity\u2019 for all candidates in the elections. Under this scenario, the EFCC and the police will restrain themselves from arresting candidates for political offices, suspected of certain level of offences, from the time the ban on politics is lifted to about one month after the election is concluded. This will be one way of managing the optics of its avowed neutrality and non-partisanship.\nPosted by admin on Jan 17 2019. Filed under Articles, Columnists, Elections, Elections 2019, Jideofor Adibe, PhD, NNP Columnists. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You can leave a response or trackback to this entry",
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        "raw_content": "CCAFS R4D maps out agenda & strategy for Southeast Asia\nA team of researchers from various CGIAR Centers centers and the National Agricultural Research Systems of Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Myanmar, Philippines and Vietnam gathered in Hanoi on the 12th to the-14th of March to map out the regional R4D agenda and strategy for CCAFS in Southeast Asia.\nVietnam\u2019s Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MARD) Vice Minister Mr. Ha Cong Tuan, gave gave the keynote speech in which he emphasized climate change as one of the most serious challenges facing Vietnam.\n\u201cOur major concern is the extent to which climate change will hit poor households, partly because of the decline in agricultural incomes and because of an increase in food prices,\u201d he said. \u201cWe foresee that the poorest 20 percent of our households, both urban and rural, will experience larger reductions in standards of living due to climate change than the top 20 percent,\u201d he added.\nThe four CCAFS flagship themes: (1) climate smart agricultural practices, (2) climate information services and climate-informed safety nets, (3) low emissions agricultural development, and (4) policies and institutions for resilient food systems, were put into the Southeast Asia context by identifying and defining their corresponding regional outcomes, next users, milestones, outputs and R4D priority activities. A regional impact pathway-driven R4D agenda was mapped out and the full strategy is currently being finalized, linking existing projects with future research activities.\nRead also: CCAFS R4D Agenda & Strategy for Southeast Asia\nMARD Vice Minister Mr. Ha Cong Tuan delivering the keynote speech during the CCAFS-SEA R4D workshop with Dr. Leocadio Sebastian, CCAFS-SEA regional program leader), Dr. Nguyen Van Bo, president of the Vietnam Academy of Agricultural Sciences and Dr. V. J. Bruce Tolentino, deputy director general for partnerships and communication, IRRI.",
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        "raw_content": "Climate-smart rice project shortlisted in 2017 Newton Prize\nThe project Climate-ready rice: Optimizing transpiration to protect rice yields under abiotic stresses, led by the University of Sheffield in collaboration with Kasetsart University in Bangkok and the International Rice Research Institute (IRRI), has been shortlisted in the 2017 Newton Prize. The Prize is part of the Newton Fund initiative and supports exceptional research and innovation in partner countries in Asia, where production of better rice varieties have social and economic importance.\n\u201cWe are honored and delighted that we were shortlisted. It is indeed good news because this recognizes our excellent work in rice research and collaboration with our international partners,\u201d said Dr. W. Paul Quick, IRRI Principal Scientist and the lead project coordinator at IRRI\u2019s C4 Rice Center.\nThis international collaborative project aims to enhance the heat and drought tolerance of rice plants while decreasing water loss and increasing water-use efficiency. In turn, this will make the crop survive and produce yield even in dry conditions. The success of this project would benefit farmers and improve food security in Asia.\nThe Newton Prize winners will be announced at celebratory award ceremonies held in each of the partner countries in November 2017.",
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        "raw_content": "SoL columnist \u00d6zg\u00fcr \u015een portrays a socialist Turkey and the actuality of socialism under the existing circumstances in capitalism\nSol columnist \u00d6zg\u00fcr \u015een wrote on the actuality of socialism in Turkey, underlining that the country has sufficient material resources and workforce to make a great transformation towards a life with humane conditions if the capitalists controlling the relations of production are overthrown by the working classes. Reminding that the people are the only power that can change all this system of exploitation and oppression, he stresses that hope also grows despite all this darkness and obscurantism.\nWe don\u2019t have to live like this in the New Year\nWhen people look at Turkey today, they can see development and devastation at the same time. The development bears upon the workers who are the major source of wealth in this country, while the devastation is about the parasites continuously exploiting these people.\nLet\u2019s address the industrial structure of Turkey as an example. There is a foreign-dependent production infrastructure in Turkey due to the preferences of capitalists. On the other hand, the working class of this country, from the engineers to the apprentices, is highly qualified, and the existing production potential is directly related to this qualified workforce. Turkey has an industrial power to swiftly leap forward when the relations of production are revolutionized and the parasitic capitalists are eliminated.\nThe construction sector, for instance. This sector carrying on unproductive business at the loss of the public interests due to the cupidity of the capitalists has a strong potential to provide Turkey livable and comfortable residences when looking from a different viewpoint.\nIt is true that agriculture and livestock breeding in Turkey have been subjected to widespread devastation. Yet, considering the technological advancement and our human resource, Turkey is a country that has the potential to feed its population in the most appropriate and correct way.\nYes, education is in the throes of death because of marketization and Islamic obscurantism. The scientific quality of universities is getting worse day by day while children are forced to choose between private schools and Islamic imam hatip schools. Nevertheless, Turkey could become a country having both the workforce source and material facilities that would offer equal and scientific education to all of its children and young people with a progressive curriculum in a short span of time.\nToday you may wait even one year for medical monitoring in the public hospitals or you may meet a lot of difficulties to get examined by the \u2018\u2018right\u2019\u2019 physician in Turkey. However, this field, which is clearly mismanaged, can also be transformed into an equal and free healthcare system for everyone. The tangible infrastructure of the healthcare system and the essence of healthcare workers are quite applicable to this transformation.\nTransportation, telecommunication, and other examples are not different. As long as all these areas are transformed based on public ownership and are properly managed, there is no reason for not implementing equal and free public services in Turkey we are talking about.\nTurkey is being mismanaged because it is ruled by a group of capitalists and their representatives. All resources of Turkey are being used for the benefit of a handful of \u2018\u2018privileged\u2019\u2019 people; almost all of the wealth produced in the country is shared by the same people. As a matter of the fact that this wealth is so great that we, like the rest of the population, are able to continue to live with what remains. Of course, if you call it \u2018\u2018to live\u2019\u2019.\nWe don\u2019t have to live like this.\nTurkey\u2019s human and material resources are ready for a great transformation. Everyone in Turkey can work in any jobs without having concerns for the future. All citizens can get equal and free education and healthcare services. We might not have to worry about our children and the youth. Housing acquisition should no longer be a problem. Everyone can also have a holiday inside Turkey every year without worrying about financial issues, and everyone can have the luxury to dine out with their friends and beloved ones once in a while.\nDo you think it is a daydream? These possibilities may seem like a flight of imagination under the current circumstances of Turkey because the means and wealth to put them into practice are in the hands of the capitalist class.\nYet, in fact, these are utterly realistic and achievable goals considering the same facilities and wealth. Under the conditions in which the working class producing all the wealth rules Turkey, no goals are hard or unachievable.\nThe arguments that \u2018\u2018socialism cannot be achieved\u2019\u2019 are pretty far behind the actuality. Today, we are able to meet not only the basic needs of people but also far beyond them in accordance with the egalitarian approach and free of charge with the help of an understanding putting an end to private property and effective planning that takes the advantage of all technological opportunities.\nDevelopment and devastation\u2026 This social order provides development at the expense of people\u2019s blood and labor. To top it all off, it ravages while developing, and thus destroys its own development. The dual characteristic of capitalism becomes clear, and its contradictory structure is gradually getting deeper and deeper. Yet, hope is also growing despite all of the darkness.\nWe don\u2019t have to live like this in the New Year. Just let us not forget that we are the only power that can change all of these. Yes, the physical infrastructure for such a great transformation is ready and this is all well and good. Yet, we as the people are actually the growing hope.",
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        "raw_content": "Iraqi Kurdistan ex-leader, US special envoy discuss \"future of Syrian Kurds\"\n\u201cIn the meeting, the situation of Syria and the latest developments were discussed,\" Barzani's office said in a statement\nMasoud Barzani, the former president of the autonomous Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG), on Monday met with Brett McGurk, the US special presidential envoy for the global coalition to defeat the Islamic State terrorist group, Barzani's office said in a statement.\nUS Ambassador to Iraq Douglas Silliman, US State Department advisor Ambassador William Roebuck, and Consul General to Erbil Steve Fagin were also present.\n\"President Barzani expressed his concern about the future of the Kurdish nation in Syria and explained his opinion and advice about how to resolve the problems and challenges facing the Kurdish nation in Syria,\" the statement read, as quoted by the Rudaw broadcaster.\nThe statement comes after Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdo\u011fan said last Wednesday that Turkey could launch a military operation against the Kurdish People's Protection Units (YPG) east of the Euphrates River in northern Syria. The YPG makes up a major component of the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF).\nBarzani's, Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP) and PYD have been unable to reach a consensus on the deployment of Peshmerga from the autonomous Kurdistan region in Iraq to northeast Syria, or Rojava.\n\u201cIn the meeting, the situation of Syria and the latest developments were discussed,\" added Barzani's statement.\nThe delegation also discussed US Energy Secretary Rick Perry's visit last week to the Kurdistan region.",
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        "raw_content": "Change the world with a Norwex Charitable Award\nby Pam Altendorf | Mar 22, 2017 | Norwex News | 0 comments\nJust about anyone who signs on with Norwex as a consultant or client knows about the company\u2019s mission to make the world a better place by radically reducing the number of chemicals in homes and in the environment.\nWhat people often don\u2019t realize is that Norwex, through its network of committed consultants, is also supporting efforts to make a difference in local communities. In 2016 alone, more than $250,000 was awarded to charitable organizations during Norwex events around the globe.\nHere, Cristal Granley, a senior executive sales leader and a beloved member of the Go Green Team, shares her experience with the Norwex Charitable Award and the initiative\u2019s role in helping critically ill children in her home town near Sacramento, Calif.\n\u201cHonestly, when I first learned about Norwex, I simply saw it as an opportunity to make some extra money,\u201d Cristal said. A stay-at-home mom, she was looking for ways to earn an income without disrupting her family life. \u201cI needed to support my family, but I was committed to being there for my kids when they came home from school.\u201d\nWhen she was invited to a Norwex party, Cristal was wowed by how well the products worked and quickly signed on to become a consultant. It didn\u2019t take long for this energetic business woman to become a top Norwex seller.\nFast forward a year to Cristal\u2019s first Norwex National Conference: \u201cAll the things we do during conference are incredible.\u201d The Charitable Awards ceremony, however, was extra special. \u201cI was in tears the entire time. I thought to myself how amazing it is that Norwex supports these wonderful organizations that are having a true impact on communities at the local level.\u201d\nCristal said that she had long been wanting to be more active with local charitable organizations, but felt that she didn\u2019t have the financial means for philanthropy.\n\u201cNorwex gave me a way to do something I had always wanted to do,\u201d she said. \u201cThat was huge. It became bigger than a cloth and streak-free mirrors for me.\u201d\nCristal did her research before choosing a community-based organization that she wanted to become involved with \u2014 one she could be passionate about and would benefit greatly from a charitable donation by Norwex. Finally, at a local networking event, she met the director of the Sweet Dreams Foundation, which provides children who have life-threatening illnesses and are medically unable to leave their homes with a safe haven by creating dream bedrooms. Sacramento-based designers, contractors and others volunteer their time and resources for each project.\n\u201cIt was a perfect fit because even though I couldn\u2019t immediately help financially, I could give something that Sweet Dreams needed \u2014 rooms that were safely cleaned without toxins,\u201d Cristal says.\nShe started volunteering with the organization and gifting Norwex products to Sweet Dreams families. 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(For the Turkish language version please click here.)\nOktay Cavus: Erik, how did you get into the AFWB program?\nErik Lorig: A couple of guys who co-found the AFWB were friends of mine, that I knew just from football. And they, you know I\u2019d heard of them, kind of watch them the last two years. I kind a see them growing. So, I got in touch with Gary Barnidge, one of the founders, maybe a month, two months ago. And I said \u201cHey, if there was an extra spot, or if someone cancels the last minute I\u2019d be really interested to go on to the trip, work the camps and you know spread the football to whatever country you guys are going onto next.\u201d It just worked out and I got on the trip, sort of last minute and now I\u2019m in Turkey.\nO.C.: And thanks for being in Turkey. It\u2019s a great thing, what you\u2019re doing over here. What are your impressions about the football program in Turkey?\nLorig: I was very impressed and surprised. 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Evidence-based care measures include interventions such as administering aspirin upon arrival and discharge and smoking cessation for heart attack patients.\nIn doing so, NMMC-Iuka reduced its case mix and inflation adjusted cost by an average of $200 per patient while reducing harm in its organization through initiatives designed to prevent patient injury such as fall and pressure ulcer prevention. Additionally, with targeted improvements, the hospital\u2019s patient satisfaction scores have increased since joining QUEST.\nIn the first 30 months of the collaborative, QUEST hospitals saved an estimated 25,235 lives and $2.85 billion in costs.\nTheir observed mortality is 5 percent lower than non-participants when compared to what is expected, having dropped 23 percent. Furthermore, national costs for inpatient care have increased by 21 percent over the course of the project, compared to a mere 4 percent cost increase among the QUEST hospitals.\nPremier is a performance improvement alliance of more than 2,500 U.S. hospitals and 75,000-plus other healthcare sites using the power of collaboration to lead the transformation to high quality, cost-effective care. Owned by hospitals, health systems and other providers, Premier maintains the nation's most comprehensive repository of clinical, financial and outcomes information and operates a leading healthcare purchasing network. A world leader in helping deliver measurable improvements in care, Premier has worked with the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services and the United Kingdom\u2019s National Health Service North West to improve hospital performance. 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Specialties available for consult include orthopedics, pulmonology and urology.\nThe hospital also has 10 certified swing beds for patients who need extended care based on availability and resources. The two most common reasons for admission into swing bed are rehabilitation services (see rehab services page) and long term IV antibiotic therapy. Each referral to swing bed is reviewed on a case by case basis.\nNursing care at NMMC-Iuka is based on a team approach. Each of the nursing staff members are trained and maintain competency on a wide array of patient populations including infants, pediatrics, adolescent, adults and geriatrics. Some of the most common diagnoses treated are chronic heart failure, pneumonia, chronic obstructive pulmonary disorder, stroke, gastritis, chest pain, urinary tract infection, transient ischemic attack (mini stroke), bronchitis, asthma and diabetes. 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For more information, call (662) 423-4058.\nThe Outpatient Specialty Clinic, which is located on the hospital campus, hosts physician specialists in urology, pulmonology and orthopedics. For more information on outpatient specialty clinic services or to make an appointment, call (662) 423-6147. Hours are Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. until 4:30 p.m.\nThe mission of NMMC-Iuka\u2019s Sleep Disorders Center is to combine excellent clinical skill and the best technology to provide cost effective and high quality sleep diagnosis and therapeutic plans to support NMMC\u2019s mission of improving the health of the people in our region. The Center is fully accredited by the American Academy of Sleep Medicine.\nNMMC-Iuka\u2019s Radiology Department is staffed by board-certified radiologists and registered radiologic technologists. 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For lab information, call (662) 423-4516.\nThe Respiratory Therapy Department at NMMC-Iuka is staffed by licensed respiratory therapists who perform all respiratory support services, including ventilator procedures, arterial blood gases, pulmonary function tests, EEGs, BIPAP/CPAP, smoking cessation and asthma consults. In addition, the department does one-on-one teaching for peak flow meters and inhaler instruction. The department also offers spirometry testing and pulmonary function testing for area industries.\nOutpatient infusion services are available with physician referral. This service provides injections, IV infusions, antibiotic therapy and blood transfusions. Outpatient infusion service is an option for those patients who are not home bound and do not qualify for home health care. It is also an option for patients who are not able to travel to a doctor\u2019s office for regular injections or infusions. 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If you are under 18 years old and you wish to ask a question or use this Website in anyway which requires you to submit your personal information please get your parent or guardian to do so on your behalf.\nAs part of the products or services offered to you through our Website, the information you provide to us may be transferred to countries outside of Canada.\nBy way of example, this may happen if any of our servers are from time to time located in a country outside of Canada or one of our service providers is located in a country outside of Canada.\nThese countries may not have similar data protection laws to Canada.\nIf we transfer your information outside of Canada in this way, we will take steps to ensure that your privacy rights continue to be protected.\nIn addition, if you use our services while you are outside Canada, your information may be transferred outside Canada in order to provide you with those services.\nWe may use third parties for the fulfillment of our obligations hereunder.\nHowever, except as set out in this Privacy Policy, we will not sell, share or disclose any personally identifiable information without your permission unless we are legally entitled or required to do so (for example, if required to do so by legal process or for the purposes of prevention of fraud or other crime) or if we believe that such action is necessary to protect and/or defend our rights, property or personal safety and those of our users/customers etc.\nIn the event our company, or part thereof, is acquired by another company, that company may use your personal data in accordance with this Privacy Policy.\nFrom time to time we would like to use your personal information for purposes other than as set out in the above section.\nWe believe that these additional uses will be of benefit to you. 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        "raw_content": "Gerry Tyra \u2013 June 2015\nThere is an old saying that when all that you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail. Adhering to the systems paradigm de jour for all projects is a lot like just having a hammer. We need to look further afield before committing to a specific approach.\nMy personal experience with computers dates back to the age of punch cards, I missed paper tape by a couple years. In the ensuing years, I have seen a number of different paradigms come and go, then come again. These changes are not the result of one approach being intrinsically superior than another. Rather, they are the result of shifts in the underlying technology causing a change in the underlying economies of the various paradigms. This does not make an old paradigm bad, just less cost effective for a given target market.\nQuick Trip to the Server Farm:\nFor a working example, consider the see-sawing between local computation and server/client applications.\nAs a freshman in college, I spent my late nights at the key punch machines, getting the decks read, and then waiting for a printout. The environment was a single machine. Later, we moved up to terminals on a \u201cmain frame\u201d (they weren't all created equal) in a time share mode. In spite of client/server being the paradigm in the driver's seat, a lot of people were working diligently on smaller computers both minis and micros. Hence, this paradigm lasted for a number of years until mini could file the mid-range niche and personal computers became powerful enough to do \u201creal work\u201d on the desk top.\nAt this point, local computation became the path of choice, except when a problem required the heavy duty solution in the back room. This pattern was driven by improving desk top computing capability providing a more responsive environment.\nBut, this success had its own cost, literally. Corporate IT departments came to recognize the cost of maintaining hardware and software in this sea of small computers. This problem was an opportunity to others, and the thin client-server paradigm became popular. This was a throw back to the client/server model, with the \u201cdumb\u201d terminal replaced with a \u201csimple\u201d PC as a smart terminal. But this environment required a server and, for its day, a high performance network. Hence, it required a dedicated and trained staff to make it work right. So, a lot of the non Fortune 500 world stayed on the desk top, perhaps with a mini in the back room.\nThen a number of technologies changed, and the \u201cCloud\u201d came into existence. This was driven by a number of new factors: growth of the Internet, faster networks, need for off-site backup, moving from monolithic mainframes to blade servers, and the advent of the smart phone.\nIn my opinion, the Cloud was driven by the advent of \u201csmart\u201d mobile computing, and the Cloud will be killed by the same. One of the characteristics of the first few waves of mobile computing, either phones or pads, was a lot of interface capability, but limited storage and less than spectacular computing capacity. But they did have mobile Internet access most of the time, so off loading data and heavier computing to the Cloud made sense. But as newer devices become more capable, why expend bandwidth going to the Cloud for what you can do locally? I'll admit that sharing is a different matter and a different market.\nAnd the Point of This Was?:\nThree waves of client/server technology, and these probably won't be the last. Each one was driven by different technology and market forces, but the paradigms remained. In each case there was a perceived need, and a means to satisfy that need. Somebody came up with the capital, and a marketing department was turned loose on an unsuspecting world. That \u201cmarketing department\u201d can take on many forms, from fast talking former snake oil and used car salesmen to revered techno sages. And as long as there are quarterly bonuses, everyone with a stake in the product will swear that they have the solution to all of your problems.\nThe hype is about sales and share holder value of the seller. But, if you are a buyer, you have to look through the hype and glossy brochure and determine what is of value to to you. What good is snake oil if you don't own a snake? But, in fairness, if you have a dozen or so snakes, and they're starting to squeak, snake oil may be a high priority.\nAs I have commented in other papers, Avionics is a specialized niche market in computing. While it is still subject to the same strengths and weakness of any other computer, an Avionics bay of an aircraft is different from the server room filled with blade servers. There are different priorities and requirements. Just because the salesman just convinced you that they have the perfect solution for your server farm does not mean that the same methodology will play well on an aircraft.\nBringing This Mind Set to Avionics:\nIn the beginning, there was a stick and rudder pedals. It took a very long time for the underlying technology to improve to the point where a radioman and navigator were not critical crew members.\nThe early generations of avionics tended to be strongly federated. There was a box containing the functional hardware, with a control head as appropriate. By and large, there were radios, communications, navigation aids, radar and other sensors. Separate boxes for separate functions. With very little, if any, machine to machine communications designed in. The brain of the pilot, or a crewman, was the integrator of all data in the cockpit.\nWith the advances in electronics, tubes giving way to transistors, to integrated circuits to large scale integration, the functionality increasing for any given size, weight and power.\nGiven that I was hiding under a rock for part of the critical period, I won't try to sort out the chicken and egg problem of which events triggered which other events. But, to summarize, the \u201cglass cockpit\u201d drove the integration of the various control heads that had been cluttering the cockpit. About the same time, designers noticed that the general purpose processors had enough reserve computational capacity to take on most of the routine processing functionality of the aircraft. So the concept of the homogeneous avionics suite came into vogue. The current primary example is the F-35 Lightning II.\nThe probable apex of this concept can be seen in a Service Oriented Architecture (SOA). All of the computers are the same, so any service can run anywhere. A move toward simplicity through uniformity. At least that is the theory. As I have written elsewhere, the practice is more difficult.\nA (Network) Bridge Too Far:\nThe design advantage of a SOA is that any functional requirement can be implemented as a service without much regard for any other service. The entire system is intended to be very loosely coupled. But loose coupling has limitations in data coherency and verifying data flow. This is assuming that the systems integrates and survives verification and validation.\nSOA designs, inspired by a blade server environment, can run into trouble in a real-time embedded environment. First is the difference in virtual memory. The server farm has swap files on disk, which allow running processes to use more memory than is physically present in the system. This just doesn't happen in embedded systems. The physical RAM is what it is. When it is gone, the system crashes.\nHowever, this isn't insurmountable by itself. If the overall system is relatively static, the system can be tested, molded to fit and retested until it can be flown safely. But, if the payloads are changed frequently the retesting process may become the limiting factor. Testing becomes a critical issue in that there is no coherent design of the overall system, only a bucket of services that collectively meet the requirements. Without that structure, there is nothing to hang a structured test methodology on. These are considerations that keep Configuration Managers and Quality Assurance Engineers awake at night.\nYet, even as the homogeneous system paradigm was gaining acceptance, it was already fracturing, in this case the F-35 again. The weight, volume and signal issues of a classic wiring harness had become a stumbling block. Enter the Remote Interface Unit (RIU). This is a small integrated device with the required real world interface on the front side, and an aircraft network interface on the back side. Now, you don't have to send a 2.6V signal to get a 5.2 degree deflection of an aileron. Just send a message commanding a 5.2 degree deflection. Using a time multiplexed network reduced RF emissions, RF susceptibility, and power loss. And, given the computer power that can be applied as part of the RIU, the RIU can do a final data validation. In this way, if a given actuator shouldn't exceed a certain deflection, any command to do so can be flagged back to the main system as an error.\nFederating the Payloads:\nThe network binds the avionics computers together. But every network has distance and throughput limitations. Given the use of radar and imaging devices on modern aircraft, it doesn't take long for bandwidth requirements to consume the safe operating reserve that all wise network designers build in.\nAs expanding functionality is consuming available bandwidth, the architects and designers look for a means to reduce the load on the network. The obvious solution it to reduce the data load. Why send a haystack of raw data to the central system, and rely on the central system to find the needle?\nIf we have the processors available to do the tasks associated with the RIUs, why not use other \u201csmall\u201d computers to do the front end processing at the payload. This permits the payload to find its own \u201cneedle\u201d and pass just it to the central system.\nIn this way, the set of economic forces that drove us toward a centralized homogeneous system, are being overcome by a another set of technical and economic forces that push us back toward a federated system.\nSecondary Cost Factors:\nThe concept of a homogeneous central system, remembering that it is logically centralized even if the CPU cores are distributed around the airframe, has a frequently overlooked limitation. The elephant in the room is the cost of system sizing. If the central system is responsible for all major processing functions, it has to be sized to handle the worst case load for all of the permutations of payloads and use cases. Just the analysis can be a daunting task, let alone providing a working system to do it. The system must support the union of all the processing task currently known or projected for the aircraft. If the aircraft configuration is static over a relatively long period of time, this can be a cost effective approach.\nBy moving the preliminary processing to the payload in a more dynamic system configuration, the central computer is only responsible for the intersection of the processing requirements.\nGiven a multi-role aircraft, this means that the computer weight penalty for any given payload leaves the aircraft when that payload is taken off.\nThere is an additional benefit during integration. The sub-system vendor can proceed in any desired manner to provide the system up to the interface with the network. As such, the vendor does not have to integrate through various resource allocation bottle necks. Rather, the vendor only provides what is required to meet the system requirements.\nFrom federated system, through expanding system to the current drive for homogeneous systems, avionics have evolved. 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        "raw_content": "Diana Lynn Barnes Psy.D\nDiana Lynn Barnes Psy.D is an internationally recognized expert in the field of women\u2019s reproductive mental health. She specializes in the assessment and treatment of mood and anxiety disorders that occur around the child bearing years. A frequently interviewed consultant to the media as well as a trainer and presenter on all facets of perinatal depression, Dr. Barnes is the editor of \u201cWomen\u2019s Reproductive Mental Health Across the Lifespan \u201d Springer, 2014\u2033 to which she has also contributed the chapter on \u201cThe Psychological Gestation of Motherhood\u201d. She is also co-author of \u201cThe Journey to Parenthood: Myths, Reality and What Really Matters.\u201d She has written a training manual for clinicians and childbirth educators \u2013 Transition to Parenthood- A course for expectant parents. She was a contributing writer to the updated guidelines for the Perinatal Advisory Council of Los Angeles County, in which she wrote a section on \u201cThe appropriate guidelines for assessment and treatment of perinatal mood disorders.\u201d Dr. Barnes has also written three home study courses on various facets of perinatal mood disorders for Western Schools in Brockton, Massachusetts. Her work on perinatal illness has been published in a number of academic journals, including the Journal of Systemic Therapies, the Annals of the American Psychotherapy Association, the Psychotherapy Networker and the California Therapist. In 2005, she wrote the forward for \u201cEyes without Sparkle\u201d by Elaine Hanzek .\nA past president of Postpartum Support International, she currently sits on the President\u2019s Advisory Council. She is also a member of the Los Angeles County Perinatal Mental Health Task Force, a core faculty member of their Training Institute, as well as a member of the statewide California Maternal Mental Health Collaborative-2020 MOM. In 2009, she co-founded The Motherhood Consortium, an interdisciplinary network of professionals working with mothers, infants and young families.\nIn addition to clinical practice that focuses on women\u2019s mental health around pregnancy and birth, Dr. Barnes is a nationally known forensic expert in women\u2019s reproductive mental health and regularly consults with legal counsel on cases of infanticide, pregnancy denial, neonaticide and child abuse. Her article on infanticide is published in the \u201cEncyclopedia of Motherhood\u201d (Sage, 2010). Diana Lynn Barnes is a fellow of the American Psychotherapy Association and a clinical member of the American Association of Marriage and Family Therapists and the California Association of Marriage and Family Therapists. She is also a member of the Marce Society and the North American Society of Psychosocial Obstetrics and Gynecology. Dr. Barnes is the 2007 recipient of the Jane Honikman award for her outstanding contributions to the field of child-bearing illness and maternal mental health and the 2009 recipient of the Welcome Back Lifetime Achievement Award presented by Eli Lilly.\nFor more information on Dr. Diana Lynn Barnes, Psy.D., LMFT, please click here.",
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        "raw_content": "Ten years ago, Dr. Girlfriend and I kicked off the Easter Zombie Movie Marathon (because, you know, the resurrection!) and for the tenth anniversary marathon, we\u2019ve decided to go back and rewatch some of the best films from (nearly) every year. We had to make a few cuts here and there to have time to end the week with a tribute to the late, great George A. Romero on the 50th anniversary of the release of Night of the Living Dead. First, we have a retrospective of Romero\u2019s career, which will be followed by two days of reviews covering the first four of his Living Dead films.\nSo without further ado, here\u2019s my overview of Romero\u2019s career, originally published in 2014 before his death, presented here with a new conclusion.\nAfter a career making short instructional films and commercials, including a segment for Mister Rogers\u2019 Neighborhood about going to the dentist, George A. Romero and nine friends formed Image Ten Productions and took an old horror comedy script and repurposed it into a tale of ghouls coming back from the dead to eat the living. Inspired thematically and visually by the classic Last Man on Earth, Night of the Living Dead was released on October 1, 1968 and signaled a seismic shift in the low-budget horror landscape.\nNight of the Living Dead stands alongside Wes Craven\u2019s Last House on the Left and Tobe Hooper\u2019s The Texas Chainsaw Massacre as the trilogy of films released between 1968 and 1974 that redefined what American horror film could achieve, and changed the face of horror cinema around the world.\nHis next three horror films weren\u2019t as well-received as Night, but each has its own particular personality and appeal. Season of the Witch (1972) is the least horror-driven of this set of films; a feminism-inspired tale of suburban witchcraft that was originally marketed as soft-core porn, despite Romero refusing to film sex scenes that the distributor tried to force into the project. It\u2019s worth a look, but isn\u2019t really a horror film per se.\nThe Crazies (1973), however, returned to some of the themes of Night of the Living Dead to tell the story of the accidental release of a chemical designed for biological warfare that turns the inhabitants of a small town into violently homicidal maniacs. Through dual storylines, Romero\u2019s script follows the politicians and military leaders trying to contain the spill, and a group of survivors trying to get out of town while avoiding both the military (who have orders to shoot on sight) and the infected killers roaming the landscape. As with Night, the film is bleak and brutal, but in full color this time around.\nRomero\u2019s next film is, to this day, his most well-received film that doesn\u2019t involve zombies. Martin (1976) is a very effective psychological thriller about a young man who believes he has inherited a family curse and become a vampire. Instead of fangs, though, he uses razor blades to attack his victims during monochrome fantasies of himself performing romantic vampire seductions and dealing with torch-wielding mobs. The real strength of the film is watching Martin (John Amplas) slowly become more and more unhinged as his personality cracks and he becomes more and more aggressively sexual and violent. Amplas is extremely effective straddling the line between sympathetic and monstrous, especially when Martin is dealing with his superstitious granduncle Cuda (Lincoln Maazel).\nHaving gotten screwed out of that sweet Night of the Living Dead money thanks to the accidental deleting of the copyright notice on the original prints, Romero decided to return to the world of the undead with his next film, Dawn of the Dead (1978). While Night signaled the beginning of a new level of realism and nihilism in horror, it wasn\u2019t until Dawn that the zombie craze went worldwide. Still regarded as one of the most popular zombie films ever made, Dawn is surprisingly satirical in its emphasis that the zombies are essentially just a force of nature, while human beings are the real monsters.\nAfter Dawn, Romero made what is probably his most personal film, the rarely seen Knightriders, which follows a renaissance fair troupe who travel cross-country doing jousting exhibitions on motorcycles. The film starred Ed Harris as the romantic king of the troup, Billy, who is challenged by a faction of more commercially-minded knights led by special effects master Tom Savini (who does a fantastic job). As one might expect, things don\u2019t end well for Billy, and the film ended up sinking at the box office.\nFor his next horror film, Creepshow (1982), Romero teamed up with Stephen King, who wrote the script, featuring five short stories presented as an homage to classic EC horror comics. Creepshow was one of the most successful of the Eighties anthology horror films, with cameos by Hal Holbrook, Adrienne Barbeau, Leslie Nielsen, Ed Harris, E.G. Marshall, Ted Danson, and Stephen King himself.\nDay Of The Dead (1985), the conclusion of the original Dead Trilogy (which had never been explicitly planned as a trilogy), is one of my favorite Romero films. It\u2019s a lot less silly than Dawn of the Dead was, and doesn\u2019t skimp on the horribly oppressive end-of-the-world nihilism that I crave in my Zombie Apocalypse stories. Plus, it has my favorite zombie of all time, Bub (Sherman Howard).\nI won\u2019t go into too much detail, but it takes place in an underground military base and the main drama comes from personality and communication conflicts between the science staff and the soldiers who are still holed up together. Our man, Adam Barraclough covered it better than I can in his review of the Blu-ray release of Day of the Dead, here.\nNeedless to say, of Romero\u2019s zombie films, the original trilogy is required viewing.\nMonkey Shines (1988) was Romero\u2019s first foray into studio filmmaking, with Orion Pictures picking up the tab. Unfortunately it wasn\u2019t exactly a pleasant experience. The film is nice and anxiety-ridden as we follow Alan Mann (Jason Beghe), who has become quadriplegic after being hit by a truck. A scientist friend (John Pankow) offers the use of an experimental helper monkey named \u201cElla\u201d and while things start out great, bad things are on the way. Ella seems to form a sort of psychic/emotional bond with Alan and when he feels slighted \u2014 whether for real or imagined \u2014 Ella acts out \u2014 sometimes murderously.\nMonkey Shines is a solid little thriller that ultimately falters and loses impact thanks to the interference of the studio. Rather than go with a more ambiguous ending \u2014 a key Romero stylistic approach \u2014 Orion Pictures forced a happy ending, and then after the preview audiences didn\u2019t care for that, a shock ending was added without Romero\u2019s knowledge.\nThe Dark Half (1993) was Romero\u2019s second attempt at working with Orion and while it was a better experience for the director, the film still failed to make back its budget, despite being praised as one of the better Stephen King adaptations. Timothy Hutton plays writer Thad Beaumont, who is a successful author under the pen name George Stark. But when he tries to kill off his pseudonym, Stark manifests as a physical entity and then the struggle for control and survival begins.\nThere are a lot of good twists and turns here, and Hutton\u2019s performance is pretty good; as is the always enjoyable Amy Madigan as his wife, Liz. The film\u2019s not one of my personal favorites, but Romero does a pretty good job capturing the mood and energy of a Stephen King story \u2014 which shouldn\u2019t be surprising given how long they\u2019d known each other, and how good Creepshow had turned out.\nBruiser (2000) is perhaps the most problematic film on Romero\u2019s resume. It stars Jason Flemyng as Henry Creedlow, a man who is emasculated, abused, and bullied by everyone in his life; particularly by his wife Janine (Nina Garbiras) and his boss Milo Styles (Peter Stormare). After years of just taking it, he wakes up one day and finds his face has been replaced with a featureless white mask. The revenge that he embarks on thematically echoes similar films like Falling Down or even Death Wish, where the violence can sometimes feel like it\u2019s slipping over into white male anxieties, rather than being that of an underdog rising up.\nComing from Romero, this is surprising and seems to just be a case of tone-deaf exaggerations for dark comedic effect. But it further mars a film that was already suffering from weak performances and a poor script. This is one you can skip.\nFrom 2005 on, Romero has restricted himself to just making zombie films, expanding on the universe he created back in 1968, to lessening impact each new go-around. Land of the Dead (2005) was a popular return to the genre and while the social criticism was a little heavy-handed, when was it not, really? There are still plenty of good gore and clever innovations that make the film worth a look. Diary of the Dead (2007) is Romero\u2019s first attempt at a found-footage approach to the genre, and serves not so much as a sequel, but as a soft reboot, taking place the first night of the zombie apocalypse, simultaneously with the original story \u2014 but in a contemporary setting.\nComics readers should have no problem processing that.\nDiary is a surprisingly effective film, despite the limitations of the found footage style. The initial idea is a little tired, a group of film students from the University of Pittsburgh are out in the woods making a horror movie, when the news breaks of mass riots and mass murders \u2014 and the zombie apocalypse is underway! Instead of making political statements or social criticisms, Diary simply works as a horror film. Which, when it comes to Romero\u2019s zombie work, is odd. The first person shooting also unfortunately forces him to abandon any characteristic style in order to maintain the illusion of the characters as filmmakers.\nSurvival of the Dead (2009), his latest exploration of the zombie apocalypse, is the least well-received work Romero may have ever done. I don\u2019t want to suggest that he\u2019s cashing in on his reputation, but most of the reviews suggest that there\u2019s not a lot of substance to the story here, which follows a group of AWOL National Guardsmen who appeared in Diary of the Dead, instead saving the creative enthusiasm for the gory kill shots. It ridiculously underperformed at the box office during its limited release, making back only $143,191 of its four million dollar budget. So, watch this one at your own risk. It\u2019s the first George Romero film I haven\u2019t really had any interest in watching and after seeing it, I can honestly say it\u2019s probably the weakest film he\u2019s ever made.\nA shift in focus was perhaps in order, and that\u2019s just what he did.\nIn January, 2014 Marvel Comics premiered his fifteen-issue series, Empire of the Dead, featuring a zombies vs vampires storyline unrelated to his prior Living Dead work. In 2015, Demarest Films began development of a TV adaptation with Romero co-scripting with his writing partner Peter Grunwald. In November 2015 it was rumored that AMC had picked up the rights to the series, but unfortunately, there\u2019s been no real word of the project since then.\nIn May 2017, Romero announced that he was returning to film (sort of) by scripting and producing Road of the Dead, which would be directed by Matt Birman, the second-unit director on Land, Diary, and Survival. 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        "raw_content": "Stress is a part of the lives of most people, as consequence of their daily work routine and commitments. It might manifest in many different ways, as e.g., cardiovascular problems, psychiatric or behavioral disorders.\nChanges in work processes, concerning both production and organization, led to demands of better quality of services provided, and consequent need for workers to develop new skills. This phenomenon is particularly evident in health services, as work is performed within a context characterized by suffering, and thus professionals are required to develop additional interpersonal competencies1.\nAn understanding and discussion of burnout syndrome demand consideration of aspects related with performance, management and organization of work, and the social and environmental context. Work plays a relevant role in this regard, and has high potential to cause physical, social and psychological harm, which might be felt through the experience of occupational stress2.\nTerm burnout was first suggested by the psychologist Herbert Freudenberger, in 1974, in an article entitled \"Staff Burn-out,\" in which he discussed job dissatisfaction in association with emotional stress in the workplace3. The idea denoted by this term is a state of \"burning,\" of being \"consumed by fire.\" In time, this term began to be metaphorically used to allude to emotional exhaustion4.\nAccording to Gil-Monte e Peir\u00f35, while there is no univocal definition of burnout syndrome, there is some consensus on that, from the sociopsychological perspective, the one formulated by Maslach and Jackson6 is the most accepted and widely used. According to these authors, burnout is a reaction to chronic emotional tension, characterized by physical and/or psychological exhaustion, a cold and depersonalized attitude in regard to people, and a feeling of inadequacy vis-\u00e0-vis the tasks which should be performed. The characteristics of work are the main determinants of the trend of individuals to develop burnout syndrome7.\nThe most widely accepted definition of burnout is based on clinical sociopsychological aspects, namely, the response to the emotional tension generated by excessive direct contact with people8,9. It is triggered by stressors to which workers are continually exposed, and causes emotional effects which translate as psychosomatic manifestations in the personal and occupational spheres. Symptoms develop according to the situations to which individuals are exposed1. The initial response is strong, workers increase the pace of work to compensate for their professional frustration, which might result in excessive overload, and consequent mental and physical exhaustion10.\nThe degree of satisfaction of healthcare professionals is directly related to the quality of the services provided by the health system for which they work11-13.\nBurnout syndrome is a multidisciplinary sociopsychological notion which involves three independent components: emotional exhaustion (lack of energy, a feeling of cynicism and powerlessness to deal with stressors, frustration and tension), depersonalization (emotional insensitivity, dehumanized attitude in regard to clients, coworkers and the service organization) and reduced personal accomplishment14-16.\nHealthcare providers are one of the groups with the highest rates of burnout syndrome as a function of the responsibilities inherent to the task of providing care to people, their direct influence on the maintenance of life, and the need to cope with death. Professionals involved in palliative care are even more prone to develop burnout, for dealing with more severely ill patients, and consequently with more deaths16-19.\nIndividuals who develop clinical manifestations derived from job dissatisfaction might resort to the use of substances such as alcohol. Alcohol is used as anxiolytic, sedative, or as a means to escape work-related problems, and thus contributes to the reduce the performance of workers in their daily tasks20.\nConsidering the current situation, the aims of the present study were to investigate the prevalence of physical and emotional stress (burnout syndrome) among military physicians at Marcilio Dias Naval Hospital, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and analyze the correlation between socioeconomic and behavioral data and the psychological status of these professionals.\nThe present cross-sectional, exploratory and descriptive study with quantitative approach was conducted at Marcilio Dias Naval Hospital, Rio de Janeiro. This hospital was selected because it includes physicians with military background. Data collection was performed from March through June 2016.\nThe study population was composed of military physicians from all specialties. The inclusion criteria were: having worked at the institution for more than six months, and working time of at least 20 hours per week. Eligible subjects who did not complete the Maslach Burnout Inventory \u2014 Human Services Survey (MBIHSS) were excluded.\nWe administered two self-report questionnaires. One was designed to collect sociodemographic data, such as age, sex, academic training, marital status and whether there were children in the family. We also analyzed occupational data, weekly working hours, number and type of jobs, night shift work, supervisor positions, and vacation. Finally, the questionnaire also investigated leisure and lifestyle data, including physical activity, smoking, alcohol consumption and use of illegal substances.\nThe other instrument was the MBI-HSS version adapted to the Portuguese language and validated by Maur\u00edcio Robayo Tamayo in 1997. This is a widely used questionnaire, and the standard instrument to investigate burnout syndrome. It comprises 22 questions: items 1, 2, 3, 6, 8, 13, 14 and 20 correspond to emotional exhaustion, items 4, 7, 9, 12, 17, 18 and 19 to personal accomplishment, and items 5, 10, 11, 15 and 22 to depersonalization. The scores were categorized was high, moderate or low risk, the criteria varying for each subscale: for emotional exhaustion, scores \u226527 were considered high, 17 to 26 moderate, and <16 low; for depersonalization, >13 high, 7 to 12 moderate, and <6 low. Domain personal accomplishment has a reverse score, which was categorized as follows: >33 high, 34\u201339 moderate, and \u226540 low. Presence of burnout is only considered when the scores on all three subscales correspond to high risk.\nQuantitative variables were analyzed by means of descriptive statistics, namely, percentages, and presented in tables, using software Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS\u00ae) version 23.\nCategorical variables were expressed as ratios and proportions. The significance level was set to 5%, i.e., results were considered to be significant when p<0.05 with the corresponding 95% confidence interval (CI).\nDifferences between proportions were analyzed by means of Pearson's test (\u03c72).\nParticipation was voluntary and the participants' anonymity was ensured. All the participants signed an informed consent form.\nThe study project was submitted to the Brazil Platform, which sent it to the research ethics committee of Holy House of Mercy Hospital of Juiz de Fora, Minas Gerais, Brazil, in compliance with the National Health Council Resolution no. 466/2012, on research involving human beings. The study was approved by ruling no. 1,537,266/2016.\nThere were about 600 physicians at the Marcilio Dias Naval Hospital. Many questionnaires were excluded because they were not fully responded. As a result, the final sample comprised 134 military physicians, with predominance of females (52.2%), under 50 years old (93.0%), with a partner (54.5%) and monthly income of up to 15 times the equivalent of the minimum wage (63.3%). Most participants reported to perform physical activity (66.4%). The rates of smoking (4.5%) and drinking (10.4%) were low. No participant reported to use illegal drugs (Table 1).\nClinical (66.4%) specialties predominated over the surgical ones. Most participants worked up to 48 hours per week (69.3%), undertook on-call duty twice per week (80.6%), worked in up to 2 hospitals (86.5%) and also in their private office (84.3%) (Table 1).\nAddition of scores on MBI-HSS showed that 82.1% of the participants scored within the high-risk range in at least one of the three domains. The prevalence of burnout for the full sample was 10.4% (Figure 1).\nFigure 1. Percent distribution of participants per high-risk scores on burnout domains, Rio de Janeiro, 2016 (n=134).\nOn separate analysis, the prevalence of high-risk scores was 44.8% for depersonalization, 28.4% for reduced personal accomplishment, and just 6.0% for emotional exhaustion (Figure 2).\nFigure 2. Percent distribution of participants per risk level on burnout domains, Rio de Janeiro, 2016 (n=134).\nIn regard to sociodemographic aspects, occurrence of burnout was most frequent among the women under 50 years old \u2014 among whom prevalence (high-risk scores on all three domains) was 11.8%, participants with monthly income less than 15 times the equivalent of the minimum wage (14%) and with a partner (12.5%) (Table 2).\nAmong the environmental risk factors, physical activity stood out, as 13.3% of the participants who reported not to practice any exhibited burnout. Also smoking and alcohol consumption had considerable relationship with burnout, with prevalence of 50.0% and 28.6%, respectively (Table 2).\nAs concerns occupational factors, all the participants with burnout worked in clinical specialties; 15.7% exhibited high-risk scores on all three domains, which characterizes occurrence of the syndrome. Burnout was more frequent among the participants who undertook on-call duty twice per week (11.1%), also worked at their private office (19.0%) and more than 48 hours per week (14.3%). Difference was not found as a function of the number of hospital jobs (Table 3).\nTo summarize, the results show that burnout syndrome was more frequent among female military physicians (57.1%), who lived with a partner (64.3%), were under 50 years old (100.0%) and earned less than 15 times the equivalent of the minimum wage per month (78.0%). Alcohol consumption and smoking behaved as significant risk factors for development of burnout (Table 4).\nBurnout syndrome is a psychosocial disorder which affects workers exposed to excessively high demands and do not have means to respond in a satisfactory manner. Emotional exhaustion, depersonalization and low personal accomplishment develop in response to chronic stress at work21.\nThe workers most susceptible to burnout are the ones involved in interpersonal care. This profile mainly corresponds to healthcare professionals, physicians in particular. This occupational context is characterized by ambiguous professional or personal interactions and strong emotional situations.\nScores compatible with burnout were obtained for 10.4% of the participants, i.e., high on all three domains. In the study by Blandin and Araujo22, conducted with medical residents at Doctor Carlos Arvelos Military Hospital, Caracas, Venezuela, the rate of burnout was 28.0%; the most affected parameters were organizational cohesion and supervisor's influence. The reason for these findings might probably be the hierarchical structure of military hospitals, where relationships between civil and military personnel, staff and residents seem to be under a rigid organization of work, with lack of collaboration, obedience and discipline imposed as fundamental aspects, and impersonal treatment. The rate of burnout was probably higher at the Caracas hospital because the study was performed with medical residents, most of whom are young.\nAmong the physicians at Marcilio Dias Naval Hospital at high risk of burnout, we found that the most affected domain was depersonalization (44.8%), followed by personal accomplishment (24.8%) and emotional exhaustion (6.0%). Similarly, in a study conducted with interns at Yale University23, among the ones at high risk of burnout depersonalization was the domain most affected in the assessments performed in 2009 (63.6%) and 2010 (84.9%). Also the study by Magalh\u00e3es et al.24, which analyzed anesthesiologists in the Federal District, Brazil, found high prevalence of depersonalization (28.3%), followed by emotional exhaustion (23.1%). Therefore, we might infer that physicians have a feeling of personal accomplishment, but the working conditions, characterized by lack of support, long interrupted working hours and often inadequate salary, make depersonalization and emotional exhaustion stand out as triggers of burnout.\nBurnout was more frequent among the women (57.1%), as is also described in Packham's Medscape National Physician Burnout & Depression Report25, in which the syndrome affected 48% of the analyzed women. According to Carlotto and Palazzo26, changes occurred within the family dynamics, and the proportion of women who work increased in recent years. Also in the study by Silva et al.27 burnout was more frequent among women. The reason might be that most women face a double burden, and need to reconcile their professional responsibilities with the management of family life. Therefore, given the current social structure, women are exposed to overload, with consequent interference with their job performance, resulting in physical and emotional stress.\nOn analysis per age range, the prevalence of burnout was 69.2% among the participants aged 35 to 44 years old; the second group most frequently affected was the one with age 28 to 34 (23.2%). Similar results were reported by Magalh\u00e3es et al.24, in whose study age range 30 to 50 predominated (64.2%), and age range 27 to 35 in Pereira et al's.17 study. In turn, in Packham's25 study the most prevalent age range (35.0%) was 45 to 54 years old. After age 54, the incidence of burnout decreased considerably in all these studies, which suggests that over time, and as a function of their professional experience, physicians learn to cope better with stress and the feelings derived from the experiences in the workplace. As a result, aging is associated with less work-related physical and mental stress.\nAccording to Carlotto and Palazzo26, individuals with a stable partner are less predisposed to develop burnout. However, in the present study, the incidence of the syndrome was higher among the participants who lived with a partner (64.3%). The same was the case in the study by Silva et al.27, in which exhaustion was more frequent among the married participants (48.1%), and in the study by Rizo-Baeza et al.16, in which 52.4% of the participants with burnout syndrome lived with a partner. However, we should call the attention to the fact that none of these studies analyzed the emotional satisfaction of individuals with their relationships, and that analysis of the marital status does not reflect their actual emotional status. Nevertheless, these data indicate that family life and life outside work interfere with the work and psychological conditions of physicians in the workplace. Therefore, risk factors, such as conjugal and family problems, added to excessive workload and emotional tiredness, contribute to the occurrence of the burnout syndrome.\nMost of the participants with burnout did not practice physical activity (57.1%), defined as at least 30 minutes of exercise 3 times per week. This finding has an interesting connection with data in Packham's study25, in which upon being inquired as to the best way to cope with burnout, 50.0% of the participants mentioned physical exercise. In the study by Magalh\u00e3es et al.24, burnout was detected in 57.1% of the sedentary participants, and in the study by S\u00e1nchez et al.10, none of the participants with burnout practiced physical activity. These data disagree with the results of the present study, and show that each individual approaches physical exercise in his/ her own way.\nWeight et al.28, in their study conducted with residents at Mayo Clinic, did not find difference in the rate of burnout s between a group which participated in an exercise program and controls. In the present time, the increasing social demands for healthy lifestyles might positively or negatively interfere with the individual attitude of people vis-\u00e0-vis physical exercise. While for some exercise is a source of pleasure and distraction, to others is unpleasant, and the imposition to have a healthy lifestyle might actually increase their levels of stress.\nAmong surgeons, higher dependence on multidisciplinary work, need for greater physical fitness, noise in the operating room, exposure to radiation, latex, infection and excessive heat, and time limitations cause greater physical and emotional exhaustion, particularly among residents, who are just taking their first steps in surgical specialties22. In the study by Gouveia et al. at Clinical Hospital of Recife, Brazil3, burnout was more frequent among surgical residents, with prevalence of emotional exhaustion of 75%. Similar results were obtained in the study by Blandin and Araujo22, in which higher levels of occupational stress and burnout were found among the general surgery residents.\nDifferent from the aforementioned studies, in ours all the participants with burnout syndrome were members of the clinical staff (100.0%). This discrepancy might be due to the fact that the participants in our study had all already concluded their professional training, while the analyzed physicians from Clinical Hospital of Recife were residents, and residency programs impose longer working hours and salaries below the ones adequate to the actual workload. In addition, the number of surgeons in our study was very small, only 45, which might have not yielded valid statistical results.\nOne of the limitations of the present study derives from the small number of studies which addressed burnout among military physicians, which would be relevant for more thorough comparisons. In addition, out of a population of about 600 physicians at the Marcilio Dias Naval Hospital, only 134 questionnaires were analyzed, as many were excluded for not having been fully responded.\nThe observations above indicate that the current model of work at hospitals is not satisfactory, and is made even worse by excessive work, low salaries and high levels of professional responsibility, which interfere with the relationship of physicians with both patients and employers18. According to some authors, burnout makes healthcare professionals lose their interest in innovations, which hinders the spread of evidence-based practices4,29.\nThese facts notwithstanding, medical practice is associated with countless motives for psychological gratification: relieving pain and suffering, curing diseases, saving lives, making accurate diagnoses, having feelings of competence, teaching, providing advice, educating, preventing diseases, and receiving recognition and gratitude. 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        "raw_content": "Download \"Diocese of Rockford Office of Divine Worship Significant Liturgical Dates: 2015/2016 Cycle C, Year II\"\nAndrea Byrd\n1 Diocese of Rockford Office of Divine Worship Significant Liturgical Dates: 2015/2016 Cycle C, Year II First Sunday of Advent Sunday, November 29, 2015 The Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception Tuesday, December 8, 2015 (Patronal Feast Day of the United States of America and the Diocese of Rockford) (Opening of the Holy Jubilee Year of Mercy in the Diocese of Rome) Third Sunday of Advent Gaudete Sunday Sunday, December 13, 2015 (Opening of the Holy Jubilee Year of Mercy in the Diocese of Rockford) Christmas Eve Thursday, December 24, 2015 (Anticipated Masses may be celebrated after 4 p.m.) The Solemnity of the Nativity of the Lord (Christmas Day) Friday, December 25, 2015 (Holy Day of Obligation) The Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God Friday, January 1, 2016 (Holy Day of Obligation) Ash Wednesday Wednesday, February 10, 2016 Rite of Election Saturday, February 13, a.m. Aurora, Elgin, and McHenry Deaneries Saturday, February 13, :30 p.m. DeKalb, Rockford, Freeport, and Sterling Deaneries Sunday, February 14, :30 p.m. Hispanic Palm Sunday Sunday, March 20, 2016 Holy Thursday Thursday, March 24, 2016 Good Friday Friday, March 25, 2016 Holy Saturday Saturday, March 26, 2016 Sunday of the Resurrection of the Lord Sunday, March 27, 2016 Ordination of Transitional Deacons Saturday, May 21, a.m. The Solemnity of the Ascension of the Lord (Observed on) Sunday, May 8, 2016 Pentecost Sunday Sunday, May 15, 2016 Ordination of Priests Saturday, June 4, a.m. Solemnity of the Most Precious Body and Blood of Our Lord Jesus Christ (Corpus Christi) (Observed on) Sunday, May 29, 2016 The Solemnity of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Monday, August 15, 2016 (NOT a Holy Day of Obligation) Permanent Diaconate Ordination Saturday, September 24, a.m. The Anniversary of the Dedication of the Cathedral of Saint Peter, Rockford, Illinois Tuesday, October 11, 2016 Celebrated as a Solemnity within the Cathedral itself. Celebrated as a Feast outside the Cathedral. The Solemnity of All Saints Tuesday, November 1,\n2 Nota Bene: Funerals The funeral Mass is not permitted on solemnities that are holy days of obligation, on Holy Thursday and the Easter Triduum, and on the Sundays of Advent, Lent, and the Easter season (General Instruction of the Roman Missal, third typical edition, no. 380 and Order of Christian Funerals, no. 178, 271). The funeral liturgy outside Mass may be used on these days. Choice of Day for the Rite of Marriage Whenever marriage is celebrated during Mass, white vestments are worn and the wedding Mass is used. In the Diocese of Rockford, Sunday weddings are not permitted. If the marriage is celebrated on a solemnity, the Mass of the day is used with the nuptial blessing and where appropriate, the special final blessing. The liturgy of the word is extremely helpful in emphasizing the meaning of the sacrament and the obligation of marriage. When the wedding Mass may not be used, one of the readings from the Rite of Marriage (nos ) may be chosen, except from Holy Thursday to Easter and on the feast of Christmas, Epiphany, Ascension, Pentecost, Corpus Christi, and other holy days of obligation. However, the Rite of Marriage outside Mass may be celebrated on the above days except during the Easter Triduum. When a marriage is celebrated during Advent or Lent or other days of penance, the parish priest should advise the couple to take into consideration the special nature of these times (Rite of Marriage, no. 11, emphasis added). Funerals The funeral Mass is not permitted on solemnities that are holy days of obligation, on Holy Thursday and the Easter Triduum, and on the Sundays of Advent, Lent, and the Easter season (General Instruction of the Roman Missal, third typical edition, no. 380 and Order of Christian Funerals, no. 178, 271). The funeral liturgy outside Mass may be used on these days. The Anniversary of the Dedication of the Cathedral. In the Cathedral itself, a solemnity, outside the Cathedral it is celebrated as a feast. For other parishes on the day of their particular anniversary it is a solemnity. Consult the Table of Liturgical days on page five of this calendar for the days that may impede this celebration. The anniversary of the Dedication of the Cathedral of St. Peter is October 11. Other Masses When choosing the Mass texts for Ritual Masses, Masses for Various Needs and Occasions, and Masses for the Dead, please see the chart on page five. The Choice of the Mass and Its Parts The pastoral effectiveness of a celebration will be greatly increased if the texts of readings, the prayers, and the liturgical songs correspond as closely as possible to the needs, spiritual preparation, and culture of those taking part. The priest, therefore, in planning the celebration of Mass, should have in mind the common spiritual good of the people of God, rather than his own inclinations. He should, moreover, remember that the selection of different parts is to be made in agreement with those who have some role in the celebration, including the faithful, in regard to the parts that more directly belong to each. Since, indeed, a variety of options is provided for the different parts of the Mass, it is necessary for the deacon, the lectors, the psalmist, the cantor, the commentator, and choir to be completely sure before the celebration 2\n3 about those texts for which each is responsible and is to be used and that nothing is improvised. Harmonious planning and carrying out of the rites will be of great assistance in disposing the faithful to take part in the Eucharist (GIRM 352). 3\n4 TABLE OF LITURGICAL DAYS ACCORDING TO THEIR ORDER OF PRECEDENCE General Norms for the Liturgical Year and the Calendar #59 I 1. Easter Triduum of the Lord s Passion and Resurrection 2. Christmas, Epiphany, Ascension, and Pentecost Sundays of Advent, Lent, and the Easter Season Ash Wednesday Weekdays of Holy Week from Monday to Thursday inclusive Days within the Octave of Easter 3. Solemnities of the Lord, The Blessed Virgin Mary, and saints listed in the General Calendar All Souls (Commemoration of All the Faithful Departed) 4. Proper Solemnities, namely: a. Solemnity of the principal patron of the place, i.e., the city or state b. Solemnity of the dedication of a particular church and the anniversary c. Solemnity of the title of a particular church d. Solemnity of the title, or of the founder, or of the principal patron of a religious order II 5. Feasts of the Lord in the General Calendar 6. Sundays of the Christmas season and Sundays in Ordinary Time 7. Feasts of the Blessed Virgin Mary and of the saints in the General Calendar 8. Proper Feasts, namely: a. Feast of the principal patron of the diocese b. Feast of the anniversary of the dedication of the cathedral c. Feast of the principal patron of a region or province, or a country, or of a wider territory d. Feast of the title, founder, or principal patron of an order or congregation and of a religious province, without prejudice to the directives in no. 4. e. Other feasts proper to an individual church f. Other feasts listed in the calendar of a diocese or of a religious order congregation 9. Weekdays of Advent from 17 December to 24 December, inclusive. Days within the Octave of Christmas. Weekdays of Lent 10. Obligatory memorials in the General Calendar 11. Proper obligatory memorials, namely: a. Memorial of a secondary patron of the place, diocese, region, or province, country or wider territory, or of an order or congregation and of a religious province. b. Obligatory memorials listed in the calendar of a diocese, or of an order or congregation 12. 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        "raw_content": "Follow: @Champs4Future\nChampions for Americas Future\nJuvenile Justice Reform Gives Kids a Better Vision for their Future\nKen Harvey | April 20, 2016\nPeople may know me for my college and NFL career on the gridiron: I attended UC Berkeley and played for the Arizona Cardinals and Washington Redskins. I was blessed by a career that was shaped by hard work, good coaching, and smart decisions.\nI was a high school dropout. I wasn\u2019t a bad kid, but I did lack vision. As the old saying goes, \u201cFor lack of vision, our people will perish.\u201d I couldn\u2019t see my future, and I picked up some bad habits. The result was that I was easily on track to become a burden on society instead of a positive fixture.\nI was fortunate that I had parents who never gave up on me, and caring mentors who were willing to guide me back into the right direction. With their help and intervention, I got myself back on track, finished high school, went to an outstanding college, and established myself as a leader on and off the field.\nUnfortunately, that\u2019s not the story for many of my friends and peers. I\u2019ve seen too many youth left behind and shut out because they lacked a support system or proper guidance.\nThe sad fact remains that so many of our youth, who are good kids, are traveling in the wrong direction. They are subject to cultures and environments that limit their perspectives and diminish their vision for their futures.\nA young man that I spoke to (I\u2019ll call him \u201cAndrew\u201d) is one such kid. He is now considered an adult, but his actions are those of a directionless child. Andrew is a bright teen from a single-parent family who needed more daily interaction to build his self-esteem and help him reach his potential. He\u2019s in a downward spiral, making bad decisions in a cycle that\u2019s hard to break. Each decision has the potential to be life-changing for him, and perhaps for others.\nLots of kids don\u2019t have the guidance that lets them make the same choice that I made\u2014the choice to continue my education, which allowed me to learn and grow. It\u2019s too easy for youngsters to get lost forever after getting caught up in the criminal justice system, only to become adults with no future.\nLooking at Andrew and others I\u2019ve known, I worry: I worry about the future of young girls and boys who are lost in a system that shades their vision and stunts their growth. I\u2019ve seen many young people who wound up in a juvenile justice system that can cultivate a cycle of destruction and failure.\nCongress can help assist these troubled young people in finding better options by reauthorizing the Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Act (JJDPA).\nI want us to commit the resources necessary to create fertile environments that teach kids positive behaviors that will make them grow and learn and prosper. I want all children to have the opportunity to succeed in spite of challenging circumstances. I\u2019ve seen first-hand the effects those circumstances can have.\nThat\u2019s why I agree with the many policymakers and experts who back reauthorization of the Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Act. Fight Crime: Invest in Kids, an anti-crime organization of more than 5,500 law enforcement leaders, endorses the measure. The law also enjoys support that transcends party lines. In this divisive era, reauthorization of the JJDPA could be the bipartisan success of 2016.\nThe JJDPA focuses on alternatives to custody that can put kids back on a path to a productive life, and away from a path to prison. The law provides federal support for evidence-based programs that fight to curb youth recidivism.\nResearch highlighted by the sports leader group Champions for America\u2019s Future shows how impactful evidence-based programs can be. For example, a study of one intervention program that works with at-risk youth and their families, Functional Family Therapy (FFT), showed that youth who received FFT coaching were half as likely to be rearrested as those who did not.\nBased on my experiences with young people, I firmly believe that providing support for family-centered, community-based interventions like FFT and others should be a point of emphasis for all of us. That support is a priority in the JJDPA bill that is currently before the Senate. I urge Congress to pass that bill and reauthorize the JJDPA.\nThese interventions can help make sure that kids learn better habits and behaviors, and that a troubled youth\u2019s first brush with the law is also his last.\nKen Harvey is a four-time NFL Pro Bowler, a five-time Hall of Fame nominee, and a native Texan. Ken is a Senior Advisor for Champions for America\u2019s Future, a network of sports leaders focusing on proven policies that help all kids compete in life.",
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        "raw_content": "1872 Presentation Silver Belonging to Henry Rosenberg\nThe Rosenberg Library displayed an ornate silver pitcher and goblet which belonged to its benefactor, Henry Rosenberg, as the June Treasure of the Month. The beautifully engraved presentation silver was awarded to Rosenberg in 1872 for his service as President of the Galveston City Railroad Company. It was made by George B. Sharp, a premiere silversmith and jewelry maker who operated one of Philadelphia\u2019s largest and most successful shops in the 1870s. The silver made its way into a private collection in Palm Beach, Florida and was acquired by an antiques dealer through an estate sale. Eager to see the silver returned to Galveston, the Rosenberg Library purchased these artifacts in 1991.\nThe son of a shoemaker, Henry Rosenberg was born of modest means in the village of Bilten, Switzerland in 1824. Forced to quit school at an early age to earn additional income for the family, Rosenberg worked as a fabric painter in his teens. At age 19, he was given the opportunity to immigrate to America to work for John Hessly, the son of his Swiss employer, at a newly opened dry-goods store in Galveston, Texas.\nAfter landing on the island in 1843, Rosenberg \u2014 who spoke no English \u2014 went to work as a clerk at Hessly Dry Goods, a small wood-frame building on the south side of Market Street between 21st and 22nd. Earning a salary of $2 per week, he saved and invested his money wisely. Within three years, Rosenberg was able to buy both the business and the building from his employer.\nNext door to Rosenberg\u2019s dry goods store was a ladies\u2019 hat shop operated by Letitia Cooper of Virginia. Mr. Rosenberg and Ms. Cooper fell in love and married in 1851. By 1859, Rosenberg had built his business into the leading dry-goods store in the state of Texas. His growing wealth led to opportunities in banking, real estate, and transportation. Rosenberg became a director of the First National Bank of Galveston in 1868 and then president of the Galveston City Railroad Company in 1871. He was appointed city alderman and served two terms.\nIn 1874, Rosenberg organized the Galveston Bank and Trust Company. After buying out its stockholders, he continued to operate the bank under his own name. Rosenberg was president of the Gulf, Colorado, and Santa Fe Railway Company when it laid its first fifty miles of track in the late 1870s. He was also vice-president of the Galveston Wharf Company and served as Consul to Switzerland.\nAn active member of Trinity Episcopal Church, Henry Rosenberg provided generous funds toward the construction of Eaton Memorial Chapel in 1882.\tHowever, he later withdrew his membership to join the congregation at Grace Episcopal Church. In 1888, Rosenberg donated $40,000 to establish a public school in the city\u2019s East End. The Rosenberg Free School was named in his honor.\nAfter suffering a long illness, Letitia Rosenberg died later that same year. Rosenberg mourned the loss of his wife of 37 years but found comfort in her long-time companion and caregiver, Mollie Ragan Macgill. The two married in 1889.\nHenry Rosenberg died in his home on May 12, 1893 at the age of 69. Galveston residents were greatly saddened by the loss of one their community\u2019s greatest benefactors. Local schools closed for the day, and flags were flown at half-mast throughout the city. Various memorial services and tributes took place for three weeks following his death.\nRosenberg\u2019s body was laid in state at the Rosenberg Free School and more than five thousand people came to view the body and offer condolences to the family. The funeral took place on May 14, with services conducted in part at the school with concluding rites at Grace Episcopal Church. Upon his wishes, Rosenberg\u2019s remains were buried at Loudon Park Cemetery in Baltimore, Maryland alongside his first wife. (Mollie Ragan Macgill was also interred there after her death in 1917.)\nWhile his philanthropy was recognized during his lifetime, it was not until after his death in 1893 that citizens fully realized his civic contributions. Rosenberg died childless and left his vast fortune to various charitable and religious organizations in Galveston as well as in his birthplace in Switzerland. His will provided funds for the following Galveston landmarks: the Texas Heroes Monument at Broadway and 25th, the Galveston Orphans\u2019 Home, the Letitia Rosenberg Woman\u2019s Home, seventeen drinking fountains \u201cfor man and beast,\u201d and the Young Men\u2019s Christian Association, among others. The remainder of his estate \u2014 about $400,000 \u2014 was to be used for the construction of a free public library for the people of Galveston.\nSeveral years after his death, the Galveston School Board designated May 1 as \u201cRosenberg Day.\u201d Schools were closed for the holiday and the occasion was marked with festivities to honor the anniversary of Rosenberg\u2019s birth. In March 1906, a larger-than-life bronze statue of Henry Rosenberg was erected at the East Entrance of the library. It was a gift from the people of Galveston and was paid for through voluntary public donations. Several thousand people attended the unveiling ceremony.\nGalvestonians fondly remembered Henry Rosenberg for his smart dress and pleasant disposition. He preferred to walk to work each day, donning his signature long black coat and black derby hat. A lover of flowers, he always wore a fragrant bloom on his lapel. 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        "raw_content": "BEIRUT \u2014 A Saudi women\u2019s rights activist was driving in the United Arab Emirates when she was pulled over by security officers, thrown on a plane to Saudi Arabia and jailed.\nIn Canada, when a Saudi student refused to stop making YouTube videos criticizing the kingdom\u2019s rulers, two of his brothers back home were imprisoned.\nSo when a prominent Saudi critic, Jamal Khashoggi, disappeared after entering the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul last week, it hardly surprised Saudi dissidents living abroad \u2014 until Turkish officials said they believed he had been killed.\nEven for a country that has long used fear and enticements to control dissent, the prospect that the state had killed a well-known dissident writer in a foreign country represented a startling escalation.\nAs Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has pushed his vision for modernizing Saudi Arabia, he has increasingly shown little tolerance for criticism. He has jailed women\u2019s rights activists, locked up businessmen and rival royals, and has reached across borders to keep Saudi expatriates in line, significantly raising the stakes of speaking out, even in foreign countries.\nIt remains unclear what happened to Mr. Khashoggi, who has not been seen since he entered the consulate last Tuesday. Turkish officials say he was killed by Saudi agents there and his body dismembered. Saudi officials deny it, saying Mr. Khashoggi left the consulate soon after he arrived.\nBut Saudi dissidents abroad have little doubt that their government targeted Mr. Khashoggi because of his prominence. A resident of the United States, he regularly appeared on television and contributed columns to The Washington Post.\n\u201cIt\u2019s a message, very clear, that our hands can reach you wherever you are,\u201d said Ghanem al-Dosary, a longtime dissident in London who has a large social media following.\nIf Saudi agents are found to have killed Mr. Khashoggi, the reverberations could sabotage Saudi Arabia\u2019s international relations, starting with its neighbor Turkey.",
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        "raw_content": "The Rushden Echo, 9th/23rd December 1898, transcribed by Gill Hollis\nMr. John Claridge presided on Wednesday night when there were also present:- Messrs. F. Knight, G. Denton, W. H. Brawne, J. Spencer, G. Miller, P. Cave, W. H. Wilkins, B. Mortimer, G. Fountain, G. H. Skinner, G. S. Mason (clerk), and W. B. Madin (surveyor), and Dr. Owen (medical officer).\nThe following committee minutes were adopted:-\nNew Street. \u0096 Plans, sections, and specifications were presented by Messrs. E. Robinson and H. Adnitt for a new street to be called Rowland-street, leading off Wellingborough-road and passed.\nPlans. \u0096 Were presented for eight houses in Wellingborough-road by Mr. H. Adnitt and passed subject to the drains being connected with sewer to be laid in Rowland-street. Also for office in Fitzwilliam-street for Mr. W. G. Willmott and passed.\nHarborough Park Road. \u0096 The Surveyor submitted his estimate and specification for completion of the upper portion of this road. These were approved subject to asphalt macadam channelling being substituted for granite setts and to existing kerbs being re-laid.\nWellingborough Road. \u0096 A memorial was received from Messrs. Robert Hooper, James Jaques, and John Clark drawing attention to the footpath and lighting arrangements in Wellingborough-road, and asking to be allowed to explain their views to the Council. The Clerk was instructed to reply stating that the committee had inspected the site but were at present unable to recommend the Council to do anything further to the footpaths in that district.\nFootpaths. \u0096 The Plans Sub-Committee reported that they had inspected the several footpaths and properties in Washbrook-road and Rushden-hill and recommended that the surveyor be instructed to form foundations with a view to asphalting the footpaths at a future date in front of the properties belonging to Messrs. Denton and Bayes in Washbrook-road and Messrs. Knight and others on Rushden-hill. The Sub-committee also recommended that the roadway at the corner of the Washbrook-road be widened in accordance with the arrangements entered into with Messrs. Lilley, Skinner and Sykes.\nStation Footpaths. \u0096 The Clerk was instructed to call the attention of the M.R. Co. to the condition of the footpath approaches to the station and ask that the same be forthwith paved with asphalt or Victoria pavement. The clerk was also instructed to call upon the company to connect their closets with the public sewer.\nUntrapped Drain. \u0096 Attention was drawn to an untrapped drain in front of Mr. Desborough\u2019s shop in High-street, and the Surveyor was instructed to give the same his attention.\nHigham-hill. \u0096 The Surveyor was instructed to lay pipes and fill in open drain between Mr. Checkfield\u2019s property and the corner of North-street.\nWater Supply. \u0096 The Chairman reported that the committee had met Mr. Eunson, C.E., as arranged, and discussed with him as to what steps should now be taken with a view to providing a water supply. After further discussion, Messrs. Claridge, Knight, Brawne, and Fountain were appointed to act with Mr. Eunson in making preliminary arrangements for further trial operations on sites to be selected by the sub-committee. Mr. Eunson undertook to prepare a report required by the Local Government Board as to the result of the trial boring at Wymington.\nOn the recommendation of the Finance Committee, the Council resolved to cover themselves under this Act by insurance in the General Accident Insurance Company.\nIncrease of Wages\nThe wages of the caretaker at the water works (Mr. Garrod) were raised 2s a week.\nThe final apportionment of the Surveyor for the making up of the roads on this estate was \u00a3571 9s 7d.\nWidth of Roads\nMr. Miller raised the question of the width of Harborough Park-road as compared with Roberts-street.\nMr. Wilkins explained that it was impossible to make the owners widen Harborough Park-road as it was a road before the Council came into existence.\nNumbering The Houses\nThe Chairman reported that some time ago Mr. Wilkins and he were appointed a committee to arrange for the naming of the streets and the numbering of the houses. The Council might think that they had been a long time about it, but the matter had involved a great amount of work, the bulk of which had been done by Mr. Wilkins, to whom they were much indebted. They had gone carefully through every street, and every house was now arranged to be numbered and the streets named. They had also decided to place hydrant plates for fire brigade purposes, indicating the position of the hydrants, and in that work they were very much indebted to Mr. G. R. Turner, the indefatigable secretary of the Fire Brigade, who was very enthusiastic about these matters and had willingly given his time to go round and take the measurements. The committee thought it advisable to have a printed record stating where these hydrants were, so that the firemen and the Council might know.\nWith regard to the printed record, the Council agreed.\nMr. Miller: I suppose the committee will not go further and connect the fireman\u2019s houses by telegraph?\nThe Chairman: We must arrange that some other time. That would be beyond our powers.\nMr. Wilkins said it would be necessary to obtain the consent of the Council to several changes in the names of streets, &c. The committee did not approve of streets, places, &c., being named after individuals, and they thought that the word \u201cYard\u201d was rather objectionable. The committee preferred the word \u201cPlace.\u201d They suggested that School-lane, &c., should be called College-street. (Laughter.)\n\u201cWhere is the college?\u201d asked one.\nMr. Wilkins: The school is a boy\u2019s college.\nThe Council agreed to call the lane College-street.\nSeveral other changes were made.\nMr. Spencer asked if any progress had been made with regard to the proposed purchase of the gas works by Rushden and Higham Ferrers. Had the committee met, so that they could have a town\u2019s meeting before Christmas? Time was going on.\nMr. Denton said there had been no meeting as far as he knew since the one at Higham when it was decided to approach the directors with a view to arranging a provisional agreement.\nMr. Miller asked if anything had been done yet in regard to the supply of water.\nThe Chairman said he had been in communication with Mr. Eunson, who expected to meet the committee next Tuesday or Wednesday.\nMr. Skinner asked who was responsible for lighting the street lamps \u0096 the Council or the Gas Company.\nThe Chairman: The Company.\nMr. Skinner said that one of the lamps in Alfred-street was not alight on Tuesday night.\nThe members present at a meeting of this Council on Wednesday night were:- The Chairman (Mr. John Claridge), the vice-chairman (Mr. F. Knight), and Messrs. W. H. Wilkins, G. Miller, G. Fountain, T. Swindall, W. H. Brawne, and J. Spencer, with the Clerk (Mr. G. S. Mason) and the Surveyor (Mr. W. B. Madin).\nPlans. Were presented by Mr. H. Thompson for a butcher\u2019s shop on the Kimbolton-road, near Higham Ferrers, and rejected for system of drainage to be shown; Mr. C. E. Bayes for 8 cottages on the Irchester-road, and passed; Mr. A. Bond for workshop and smithy on the Newton-road, and passed subject to the drain under the building being laid in concrete.\nHarborough-road (Upper Portion). \u0096 The upper portion of this street not being sewered, levelled, paved, metalled, channelled and made good to the satisfaction of the Council, it was resolved with respect to such part of the street to do the following works, viz., to sewer, level, pave, metal, channel and make good the same. The Surveyor submitted in respect of the upper portion of Harborough-road, (a) A specification of the private street works resolved to be done by the Council, viz., to sewer, level, pave, metal, channel and make good the same: (b) an estimate of the probable expenses of the works: (c) a provisional apportionment of the estimated expenses among the persons liable to be charged therewith. It was resolved that the same be approved respectively.\nRobinson-road. \u0096 The plans sub-committee were requested to visit this road and report as to what steps, if any, should be taken to make good the same or part thereof, under the Private Street Works Act.\nNew Hotel. \u0096 The Surveyor reported that a room had been added to the building not shown on the approved plan, and that the system of drainage and been diverted. He also stated he had written to the architect, drawing his attention to the matter, but had as yet received no reply. \u0096 The Clerk was instructed to write requesting alteration.\nPolice-station. \u0096 A letter was received from Mr. Markham saying this mater was now in progress and all the papers were before the Local Government Board.\nWaterworks. \u0096 Mr. Eunson\u2019s formal report on the result of the trial boring at Wymington was also received and ordered to be forwarded to the Local Government Board.\nA letter was received from the Clerk to the Wymington Parish Council asking the terms upon which the Rushden Urban Council would be prepared to place their fire-engine and brigade at their disposal, and asking what alteration, if any, was contemplated in the present system of call.\nMr. Denton asked what the position of the Council was with regard to their volunteer brigade.\nThe Clerk said they could not bind the brigade; they could only bind the engine.\nMr. Wilkins did not think an arrangement by which the Wymington Council paid so much a year would be advantageous to either Council. The Wymington people would lose, because the money would come out of the rates, whereas, under the present system, the charge for the attendance of the brigade and engine fell on the property in the event of a fire taking place.\nMr. Denton took it that the Wymington Council only wanted to assure them that they could have the engine.\nThe Clerk: Perhaps they want to pay \u00a35 a year to help to maintain our engine.\nMr. Knight said the engine always had gone to outside fires when sent for. It had never been refused.\nMr. Wilkins thought the good people of Wymington might rest content till the Council passed a resolution to the effect that the engine must not leave the town.\nMr. Miller suggested that if a fire broke out at Wymington the firemen would be anxious to go for a little practice.\nThe Chairman said it appeared to him that no alteration was needed.\nThe Clerk was instructed to reply to the effect that the Council did not see the advantage to be gained by altering the present system.\nAnother Case of Typhoid\nThe Medical Officer (Dr. C. R. Owen) in his report said: \u201cThere is another case of typhoid fever, that of Grace Fields, West-street, where the fever already existed, and it is probable she contracted the fever from her sister. There is a case of scarlet fever in Ebenezer-terrace \u0096 Chas. Holley. Isolation is being resorted to and disinfectants have been supplied.\u201d\nThe Chairman said they would all be very sorry to hear that a death had taken place since their last meeting, that of Harry West.\nMr. Spencer asked whether it would not be a good thing to get the County Medical Officer to come and make a special inspection of the town. The fever seemed to be lurking about and they did not seem to be able to stamp it out. At any rate, they would lose nothing if he came.\nMr. Denton did not see how Dr. Paget could be of assistance to the town. The outbreak could not be called an epidemic, and it was due probably to causes they knew more about than anyone else. Towns were always liable to these outbreaks where cases occurred of water being taken practically from the drains. The Council had done what they could in the matter.\nMr. Swindall did not think Rushden was worse off than other places. 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        "raw_content": "Shakyamuni Buddha (sangs rgyas sha kya thub pa) was a spiritual teacher who was born in Lumbini, a place situated in modern Nepal. He spent most of his time in Northern India, approximately 563 BCE to 483 BCE, preaching his knowledge. Born as Siddhartha Gautama (Sanskrit: \"descendant of Gautama whose aims are achieved / who achieves aims effectively\") he became \"the Buddha\" after embarking on a quest for spiritual meaning. He is universally recognised by Buddhists as the Supreme Buddha (literally Enlightened One or Awakened One) of our age. He is also commonly known as Shakyamuni or \u015aakyamuni (\"sage of the Shakya clan\") and as the Tathagata (\"thus-come-one\").\nGautama is the key figure in Buddhism, and accounts of his life, discourses, and monastic rules were summarized after his death and memorized by the sangha. Passed down by oral tradition, the Tripitaka was committed to writing about four hundred years later.\n1 Buddha's life\n1.3 The Great Departure\n1.5 The Great Passing\n2 Personality and character\nBuddha's life\nFew of the details of the Buddha's life can be independently verified, and it is difficult to determine what is history and what is myth. Therefore this article will describe the life of Siddhartha Gautama as told in the earliest available Buddhist texts.\nSiddhartha Gautama was born in Lumbini, what is now situated in Nepal, under the full moon of the sixth lunar month, in the spring. His father was Suddhodana, a King among the Kshatriya caste. His mother was Maya Devi, one of Suddhodana's wives. The day of the Buddha's birth is widely celebrated in Buddhist countries as Vesak. Gautama was born a prince, destined to a life of luxury.\nAccording to legend, before his birth, Gautama had visited his mother during a vision, taking the form of a white elephant. During the birth celebrations, a seer announced that this baby would either become a great king or a great holy man. His father, King Suddhodana, wishing for Gautama to be a great king, shielded his son from religious teachings or knowledge of human suffering.\nWhen the young Prince Siddhartha Gautama was still a baby, an ascetic named Kaladevala went into the heaven of the 33 Gods of the Vedas, and predicted that the young prince would become the Buddha. As the boy reached the age of 16, his father arranged his marriage to Yashodhara, a cousin of the same age. In time, she gave birth to a son, Rahula. He lived up to the age of 29 as a prince in Kapilavastu, a place situated now in Nepal. Although his father ensured that Gautama was provided with everything he could want or need, Gautama was constantly troubled and internally dissatisfied.\nInspired by the four sights, Gautama determined to leave his home, his possessions and his family at age 29. He chose to become a monk.\nAbandoning his inheritance, he dedicated his life to learning how to overcome suffering. He pursued the paths of Yoga and meditated with two Brahmin hermits, and although he achieved high levels of meditative consciousness, he was not satisfied with this path.\nGautama then chose the robes of a mendicant monk and headed to north-east India. He began training in the ascetic life and practicing vigorous techniques of physical and mental austerity. Gautama proved adept at these practices, and was able to surpass his teachers.\nHowever, he found no answer to his questions. Leaving behind his teachers, he and a small group of companions set out to take their austerities even further. Gautama attempted to find enlightenment through complete deprivation of worldly goods, including food, and became a complete ascetic. After nearly starving himself to death (some sources claim that he nearly drowned), Gautama began to reconsider his path. Then he remembered a moment in childhood in which he had been watching his father start the season's plowing, and he had fallen into a naturally concentrated and focused state which was blissful and refreshing.\nShakyamuni Buddha Bodhgaya\nAfter discarding asceticism and concentrating on meditation, Gautama discovered what Buddhists call the Middle Way\u2014a path of moderation away from the extremes of self-indulgence and self-mortification. He accepted a little buttermilk from a passing goatherd, Sumedha. Then, sitting under a pipal tree, which is now known as the Bodhi tree, he vowed never to arise until he had found the Truth. At the age of 35, he attained Enlightenment; by some traditions, this occurred in approximately May, and, by others, December. Gautama was from then on known as \"The Perfectly Self-Awakened One\", the Sammasambuddha.\nHe stated that he had realized complete Awakening and insight into the nature and cause of human suffering, along with steps necessary to eliminate it. These truths were then catergorised into the Four Noble Truths, and the state of supreme liberation\u2014possible for any being\u2014was called Nirvana.\nAccording to one of the stories in the \u0100y\u0101cana Sutta (Samyutta Nikaya VI.1), a scripture found in the P\u0101li and other canons, immediately after his Enlightenment, the Buddha was wondering whether or not he should teach the Dharma. He was concerned that, as human beings were overpowered by greed, hatred and delusion, they would not be able to see the true dhamma which was subtle, deep and hard to understand. However, a spirit, Brahma Sahampati, interceded and asked that he teach the dharma to the world, as \"there will be those who will understand the Dharma\". With his great compassion, the Buddha agreed to become a teacher.\nGautama Buddha preaching at the Deer Park in Sarnath\nAt the Deer Park near Benares in northern India he set in motion the Wheel of Dhamma by delivering his first sermon to the group of five companions with whom he had previously sought enlightenment. They, together with the Buddha, formed the first Sangha, the company of Buddhist monks.\nThe Buddha emphasized that he was not a god, he was simply enlightened. He stated that there is no intermediary between mankind and the divine; distant gods are subjected to karma themselves in decaying heavens; and the Buddha is solely a guide and teacher for the sentient beings who must tread the path of Nirvana themselves to attain spiritual awakening and see truth and reality as it is. The Buddhist system of insight, thought, and meditation practice was not revealed divinely, but by the understanding of the true nature of the mind, which could be discovered by anybody.\nFor the remaining 45 years of his life, the Buddha traveled in the Gangetic Plain of central India, teaching his doctrine and discipline to an extremely diverse range of people\u2014from nobles to street outcaste sweepers, including many adherents of rival philosophies and religions. The Buddha founded the community of Buddhist monks and that of nuns (the Sangha) to continue the dispensation after his Parinibbana or complete Nibbana, and made thousands of converts. His religion was open to all races and classes and had no caste structure. On the other hand, Buddhist texts record that he was reluctant to ordain women as nuns: he eventually accepted them on the grounds that their capacity for enlightenment was equal to that of men, but he gave them certain additional rules (Vinaya) to follow.\nThe Great Passing\nAt the age of eighty, the Buddha ate his last meal, which, according to different translations, was either a mushroom delicacy or soft pork, which he had received as an offering from a blacksmith named Cunda. Falling violently ill, possibly from mesenteric infarction, the Buddha realized that his end was approaching fast. He told his attendant Ananda to prepare a bed between two Sal trees at Kushinagar, and then finally passed away. The Buddha's final words were, \"All composite things pass away. Strive for your own salvation with diligence.\"\nThe Buddha's body was cremated and the relics were placed in monuments or stupas, some of which are believed to have survived until the present.\nThe Buddha as presented in the Buddhist scriptures is notable for such characteristics as:\nA comprehensive education and training in those fields appropriate to a warrior aristocrat, such as martial arts, agricultural management, and literature, and also a deep understanding of the religious and philosophical ideas of his culture.\nAthletic and fit throughout his life, competent in martial arts such as chariot combat, wrestling, and archery, and later easily hiking miles each day and camping in the wilderness. (Images of a fat \"Jolly Buddha\" or Laughing Buddha are actually depictions of either Maitreya, The future Buddha, or a 10th century Chinese monk, sometimes called Hotei, Hoti, or Milefo.)\nA superb teacher, with a fine grasp of the appropriate metaphors, and tailoring his teachings to the audience at hand.\nFearless and unworried at all times, whether dealing with religious debators, royalty, or murderous outlaws. He was never past exasperation when monks of his order misrepresented his teachings.\nTemperate in all bodily appetites. He lived a completely celibate life from age 29 until his death. He was indifferent to hunger and environmental conditions.\nBuddha is perhaps one of the few sages for whom we have mention of his rather impressive physical characteristics. He was at least six feet tall and had a strong enough body to be noticed by one of the Kings and was asked to join his army as a general. Although the Buddha was not represented in human form until around the 1st century CE (see Buddhist art), his physical characteristics are described in one of the central texts of the traditional Pali canon, the Digha Nikaya. They help define the global aspect of the historical Buddha, his physical appearance is described by Buddha's wife to his son Rahula upon Buddha's return in the scripture of the \"Lion of Men\":\n3. Like the full moon is His face; He is dear to Gods and men; He is like an elephant amongst men; His gait is graceful as that of an elephant of noble breed. That, indeed, is your father, lion of men.\n4. He is of Aryan (aristocratic nobility) lineage, sprung from the warrior caste; His feet have been honoured by Gods and men; His mind is well established in morality and concentration. That, indeed, is your father, lion of men.\n5. Long and prominent is His well-formed nose, His eye-lashes are like those of a heifer; His eyes are extremely blue ; like a rainbow are His deep blue eyebrows. (The word used is \"adhi nila\", meaning \"very blue\", nila is used for the word blue sapphire.) That, indeed, is your father, lion of men.\n6. Round and smooth is His well-formed neck; His jaw is like that of a lion; His body is like that of king of beast; His beautiful skin is of bright golden colour. That, indeed is your father, lion of men.\nInterpretations may vary, and the reliability of the Sutras may be questioned. The description above is indicative of a typically Indo-Aryan body type. This can also be related to the tradition describing the historic Buddha as a member of the Indian Kshatriya warrior caste.\nThe Buddha's 32 Major Marks as explained by Ju Mipham Rinpoche\nThe Buddha's 80 Minor Marks as explained by Ju Mipham Rinpoche\nThe teachings of the Buddha are covered in the articles on Buddhism and Buddhist philosophy. Many Buddhist sects disagree as to what the Buddha actually taught. There seems to be major agreement on these points:\nThe Four Noble Truths: that suffering is an inherent part of existence; that suffering is caused by attachment(craving); that craving can be ceased; and that following the Eightfold Path will lead to the cessation of craving (and suffering).\nThe Eightfold Path: right understanding, right thought, right speech, right action, right livelihood, right effort, right mindfulness, and right concentration.\nThe law of dependent causation: that events are not predestined, nor are they random, but that events are caused by the actions that preceded them.\nRejection of the infallibility of accepted scripture: teachings should not be accepted unless they are borne out by our experiences.\nAnicca (pronouce as \"anatesa\"): That all things are impermanent.\nAnatta: That the perception of a constant \"self\" is an illusion.\nCritical Resources: Buddha & Buddhism\nPictures and selected quotes\nThe Emaciated Gandharan Buddha Images: Asceticism, Health, and the Body\nThe Lalitavistara\nThis article is licensed under the [Free Documentation License]. 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        "raw_content": "GAS CYLINDER FILLING SCALE FROM SETRA ENABLES NASA TO SAFELY PREPARE ACCURATE GAS MIXTURES FOR SHUTTLE EXPERIMENTS\nWhen Space Shuttle flight STS-83 is launched into space on April 4, 1997, it will carry NASA's Spacelab module and a crew of seven for a scientific mission of up to 18 days. Inside the Spacelab will be a number of experiments for studying topics such as crystal growth, orbital acceleration, and combustion. A special Combustion Module (CM-1) is being constructed to help scientists gain an improved understanding of combustion and the mechanisms that cause flames to propagate in low-gravity environments.\nAs part of the CM-1's SOFBALL (Structure of Flame Balls at Low Lewis Number) experiment, scientists on the ground will have to prepare a number of highly-accurate gas mixtures. In space, the mixtures will be ignited and burned in the Microgravity Science Lab. To study the combustion process, the resulting flame propagation for various mixtures will be monitored using imaging, temperature, pressure, and radiant emission measurements.\nTo prepare mixtures -- consisting of combustible hydrogen (or methane), oxygen, and a diluent such as nitrogen or carbon dioxide -- on the ground, NASA needed a scale that offered high-accuracy weighing of gases and could operate in an explosion-proof environment. High accuracy is needed to prepare 15 unique mixtures (e.g. 4% fuel, 20% oxygen, 76% nitrogen) within an accuracy of up to 2 percent.\nAt the same time, depending on the amount of hydrogen in the test sample, the mixtures can be very dangerous if not handled properly. That's why NASA could not acquire and transport \"ready-mixed\" supplier-prepared mixtures from off-site. It's also why NASA ultimately targeted a solution that could meet strict explosion-proof requirements.\nAccording to Beth Roncace, ground-support engineer at NASA's Lewis Research Center in Cleveland, the experiment team first tried partial pressure techniques to prepare mixtures, but discovered that this option was not accurate enough. At this point, the team looked at a number of vendors who could supply high-accuracy gas filling scales. After careful analysis of several systems and a competitive bidding process, the team chose the GF 100 gas cylinder filling scale from Setra Systems, a leading developer of electronic weighing instruments.\nThe GF 100 incorporates Setra's patented ceramic weight sensor, a unique design that applies variable capacitance technology to achieve outstanding performance and reliability -- at a reasonable cost. The scale has a capacity of 100,000 grams and a sensitivity of 0.2 grams throughout its entire range. It also meets all of NASA's explosion-proof requirements.\nThe GF 100 features a keyboard that provides selectable levels of readability and display update settings. The two-piece design consists of a stainless steel base and a separate controller with an LED display and keyboard. A 10 foot cable connects each piece. With its advanced sensor, the Model GF 100 can accurately weigh gases with a nonlinearity of only \u00b10.5 grams, which decreases to less than \u00b10.2 grams when less than 25,000 grams of gas is added.\nWith the GF 100, NASA is now able to safely and cost-effectively prepare accurate gas mixtures for the SMALL experiment. In operation, a 44 liter \"K bottle\" gas cylinder is positioned on the scale, and then pulled to vacuum using a vacuum pump. After the scale is zeroed, the bottle is filled with a purge gas to remove remaining contaminants. After being emptied, the scale is tared again, and the cylinder is ready to prepare a mixture.\nTo prepare a hydrogen/oxygen/nitrogen mixture, the cylinder is first filled with a pre-mixed nitrogen/hydrogen mixture to the proper weight. The scale may be tared at this point. Then, to complete the mixture, the cylinder is filled with oxygen to the total desired weight. To reduce vibrations that could cause rocking of the cylinder (and measurement errors), the scale's base and bottle being filled are shielded from air currents by an aluminum enclosure.\nCurrently, in laboratory tests, NASA scientists have been able to achieve 3.3 percent accuracy mixtures, and are working toward their goal of 2 percent accuracy. According to Roncace, \"The GF 100 works really well in this application. In fact, the project scientist liked the scales so much, she purchased more for another project.\"\nAn edited version of this was seen in SENSORS, October 1995.",
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        "raw_content": "Dharma_wheel_1.png\nBy region and country\nSchools and sects\nBuddhist art originated in the Indian subcontinent in the centuries following the life of the historical Gautama Buddha in the 6th to 5th century BCE, before evolving through its contact with other cultures and its diffusion through the rest of Asia and the world.\nA first, essentially Indian, aniconic phase (avoiding direct representations of the Buddha), was followed from around the 1st century AD by an iconic phase (with direct representations of the Buddha). From that time, Buddhist art diversified and evolved as it adapted to the new countries where the faith was expanding. It developed to the north through Central Asia and into Eastern Asia to form the Northern branch of Buddhist art, and to the east as far as Southeast Asia to form the Southern branch of Buddhist art. In India, Buddhist art flourished and even influenced the development of Hindu art, until Buddhism almost disappeared around the 10th century with the expansion of Hinduism and Islam.\n1 Aniconic phase (5th century - 1st century BCE)\n2 Iconic phase (1st century CE \ufffd present)\n3 Northern Buddhist art\n3.3.1 Northern Dynasties\n4 Southern Buddhist art\nAniconic phase (5th century - 1st century BCE)\nCapital of a pillar erected by king Ashoka at Sarnath c.250 BCE\nBuddha-Footprint.JPG\nFootprint of the Buddha. 1st century, Gandhara.\nThe first clear manifestations of Buddhist art date back to the time of the emperor Ashoka during the Mauryan era (322-180 BCE), through the building of numerous stupas, such as the one at Sanchi, and the erection of pillars. The pillars were surmounted by animal capitals and decorated with Buddhist symbols (such as the wheel), which invoked respect for all creatures and the acceptance of the Dharma.\nDuring the 2nd to 1st century BCE, sculptures became more explicit, representing episodes of the Buddha\ufffds life and teachings. These took the form of votive tablets or friezes, usually in relation to the decoration of stupas.\nAlthough India had a long sculptural tradition and a mastery of rich iconography, the Buddha was never represented in human form, but only through some of his symbols. Among them:\nThe Wheel of law (skt. dharmacakra), symbol of the Four Noble Truths expressed by the Buddha.\nThe Bodhi tree, the tree where the Buddha reached enlightenment. It has some antecedent in fertility cults and representations of the tree of life.\nThe Buddha footprint (skt. Buddhapada \ufffdBuddha feet\ufffd) to represent the impact of the teachings of the Buddha on the world.\nThe Empty throne.\nThe Lions, symbol of his royalty. The Buddha was known as the \ufffdShakya Lion\ufffd during Ashoka\ufffds time, so this symbol was used on the Buddhist pillars he planted throughout India.\nThe Columns surmounted by a wheel, symbol of his teaching.\nThe Lotus, symbol of pure, unspoiled Buddha Nature, for its beautiful blooming and the impossibility for water to adhere to it, leaving it spotless.\nThis reluctance towards anthropomorphic representations of the Buddha, and the sophisticated development of aniconic symbols to avoid it (even in narrative scene where other human figures would appear), seems to be connected to one of the Buddha\ufffds sayings, reported in the Dighanikaya, that disfavored representations of himself after the extinction of his body. This tendency remained as late as the 2nd century CE in the Southern parts of India, in the art of the Amaravati school (see: Mara's assault on the Buddha). It has been argued that earlier anthropomorphic representations of the Buddha may have been made of wood and may have perished since then. However no related archaeological evidence has been found.\nIconic phase (1st century CE \ufffd present)\nHeadbuddha.jpg\nGreco-Buddhist head of Buddha, stucco, Hadda Afghanistan, 1st-2nd century CE.\nAnthropomorphic representations of the Buddha started to emerge from the 1st century CE in northern India. The two main centers of creation have been identified as Gandhara in today\ufffds Punjab, in Pakistan, and the region of Mathura, in central northern India.\nThe art of Gandhara benefited from centuries of interaction with Greek culture since the conquests of Alexander the Great in 332 BCE and the subsequent establishment of the Greco-Bactrian and Indo-Greek Kingdoms, leading to the development of Greco-Buddhist art. Gandharan Buddhist sculpture displays Greek artistic influence, and it also has been suggested that the concept of the \ufffdman-god\ufffd was essentially inspired by Greek mythological culture. Artistically, the Gandharan school of sculpture is said to have contributed wavy hair, drapery covering both shoulders, shoes and sandals, acanthus leaf decorations, etc.\nKanishkaBuddha.jpg\nOne of the first representation of the Buddha, on a 120 CE Kanishka coin, with the mention \ufffdBODDO\ufffd in Greek script\nThe art of Mathura tends to be based on a strong Indian tradition, such the anthropomorphic representation of divinities such as the Yaksas, although in a style rather archaic compared to the later representations of the Buddha. The Mathuran school contributed clothes covering the left shoulder, thin muslin, the wheel on the palm, the lotus seat, etc.\nMathura and Gandhara also strongly influenced each other. During their artistic florescence, the two regions were even united politically under the Kushans, both being capitals of the empire. It is still a matter of debate whether the anthropomorphic representations of Buddha was essentially a result of a local evolution of Buddhist art at Mathura, or a consequence of Greek cultural influence in Gandhara through the Greco-Buddhist syncretism.\nGBA16.jpg\nStanding Buddha, 5th century CE Uttar Pradesh, Mathura, Gupta period (4th-6th century CE)\nThis iconic art was characterized from the start by a realistic idealism, combining realistic human features, proportions, attitudes and attributes, together with a sense of perfection and serenity reaching to the divine. This expression of the Buddha as a both a man and a god became the iconographic canon for subsequent Buddhist art.\nBuddhist art continued to develop in India for a few more centuries. The pink sandstone sculptures of Mathura evolved during the Gupta period (4th to 6th century) to reach a very high fineness of execution and delicacy in the modeling. The art of the Gupta school was extremely influential almost everywhere in the rest of Asia. By the 10th century, Buddhist art creation was dying out in India, as Hinduism and Islam ultimately prevailed.\nAs Buddhism expanded outside of India from the 1st century AD, its original artistic package blended with other artistic influences, leading to a progressive differentiation among the countries adopting the faith.\nA Northern route was established from the 1st century AD through Central Asia, Tibet, China, Korea, and Japan, in which Mahayana Buddhism prevailed.\nA Southern route, where Theravada Buddhism dominated, went through Myanmar, Thailand, Cambodia, and Vietnam.\nNorthern Buddhist art\nThe Silk Road transmission of Buddhism to Central Asia, China and ultimately Korea and Japan started in the 1st century CE with a semi-legendary account of an embassy sent to the West by the Chinese Emperor Ming (58-75 CE). However, extensive contacts started in the 2nd century CE, probably as a consequence of the expansion of the Kushan Empire into the Chinese territory of the Tarim Basin, with the missionary efforts of a great number of Central Asian Buddhist monks to Chinese lands. The first missionaries and translators of Buddhists scriptures into Chinese, such as Lokaksema, were either Parthian, Kushan, Sogdian or Kuchean.\nCentral Asian missionary efforts along the Silk Road were accompanied by a flux of artistic influences, visible in the development of Serindian art from the 2nd through the 11th century CE in the Tarim Basin, modern Xinjiang. Serindian art often derives from the Greco-Buddhist art of the Gandhara district of what is now Pakistan, combining Indian, Greek and Roman influences. Silk Road Greco-Buddhist artistic influences can be found as far as Japan to this day, in architectural motifs, Buddhist imagery, and a select few representations of Japanese gods.\nThe art of the northern route was also highly influenced by the development of Mahayana Buddhism, an inclusive faith characterized by the adoption of new texts, in addition to the traditional Pali canon, and a shift in the understanding of Buddhism. Mahayana goes beyond the traditional Theravada ideal of the release from suffering (dukkha) and personal enlightenment of the arhats, to elevate the Buddha to a God-like status, and to create a pantheon of quasi-divine Bodhisattvas devoting themselves to personal excellence, ultimate knowledge and the salvation of humanity. Northern Buddhist art thus tends to be characterized by a very rich and syncretic Buddhist pantheon, with a multitude of images of the various Buddhas, Bodhisattvas and lesser deities.\nGBA1(trimmed).jpg\nStatue from a Buddhist monastery, 700 CE, Afghanistan\nBuddhist art in Afghanistan (old Bactria) persisted for several centuries until the spread of Islam in the 7th century. It is exemplified by the Buddhas of Bamiyan. Other sculptures, in stucco, schist or clay, display very strong blending of Indian post-Gupta mannerism and Classical influence, Hellenistic or possibly even Greco-Roman.\nAlthough Islamic rule was rather tolerant of other religions \ufffdof the Book\ufffd, it showed little tolerance for Buddhism, which was perceived as a religion depending on idolatry. Human figurative art forms also being prohibited under Islam, Buddhist art suffered numerous attacks, which culminated with the systematic destructions by the Taliban regime. The Buddhas of Bamiyan, the sculptures of Hadda, and many of the remaining artifacts at the Afghanistan museum have been destroyed.\nThe multiple conflicts since the 1980s also have led to a systematic pillage of archaeological sites apparently in the hope of reselling in the international market what artifacts could be found.\nCentral Asia long played the role of a meeting place between China, India and Persia. During the 2nd century BCE, the expansion of the Former Han to the West led to increased contact with the Hellenistic civilizations of Asia, especially the Greco-Bactrian Kingdom.\nSerindianGroup.JPG\nSerindian art, 6th-7th century terracotta, Tumshuq (Xinjiang).\nThereafter, the expansion of Buddhism to the North led to the formation of Buddhist communities and even Buddhist kingdoms in the oasis of Central Asia. Some Silk Road cities almost only consisted in Buddhist stupas and monasteries, and it seems that one of their main objectives was to welcome and service travelers between East and West.\nThe eastern part of central Asia (Chinese Turkestan (Tarim Basin, Xinjiang) in particular have revealed an extremely rich Serindian art (wall paintings and reliefs in numerous caves, portable paintings on canvas, sculpture, ritual objects), displaying multiple influences from Indian and Hellenistic cultures. Works of art reminiscent of the Gandharan style, as well as scriptures in the Gandhari script Kharoshti have been found. These influences were rapidly absorbed however by the vigorous Chinese culture, and a strongly Chinese particularism develops from that point.\nSee also: Dunhuang, Mogao Caves, Kingdom of Khotan, Silk Road, Silk Road transmission of Buddhism\nWeiBuddha.jpg\nMaitreya altarpiece (Northern Wei dynasty (386\ufffd534), dated 524 Hebei province, China)\nBuddhism arrived in China around the 1st century CE (although there are some tradition about a monk visiting China during Asoka\ufffds reign), and through to the 8th century it became very active and creative in the development of Buddhist art, particularly in the area of statuary. Receiving this distant religion, China soon incorporated strong Chinese traits in its artistic expression.\nIn the 5th to 6th centuries the Northern Dynasties, rather removed from the original sources of inspiration, tended to develop rather symbolic and abstract modes of representation, with schematic lines. Their style is also said to be solemn and majestic. The lack of corporeality of this art, and its distance from the original Buddhist objective of expressing the pure ideal of enlightenment in an accessible, realistic manner, progressively led to a research towards more naturalism and realism, leading to the expression of Tang Buddhist art.\nSites preserving Northern Wei Dynasty Buddhist sculpture:\nLongmen Grottoes, Henan\nFollowing a transition under the Sui Dynasty, Buddhist sculpture of the Tang evolved towards a markedly life-like expression. As a consequence of the Dynasty\ufffds openness to foreign influences, and renewed exchanges with Indian culture due to the numerous travels of Chinese Buddhist monks to India from the 4th to the 11th century, Tang dynasty Buddhist sculpture assumed a rather classical form, inspired by the Indian art of the Gupta period.\nTangBodhisattva.JPG\nTang Bodhisattva.\nHowever foreign influences came to be negatively perceived towards the end of the Tang dynasty. In the year 845, the Tang emperor Wuzong outlawed all \ufffdforeign\ufffd religions (including Christian Nestorianism, Zoroastrianism and Buddhism) in order to support the indigenous Taoism. He confiscated Buddhist possessions, and forced the faith to go underground, therefore affecting the ulterior development of the religion and its arts in China.\nChan Buddhism however, at the origin of Japanese Zen, continued to prosper for some centuries, especially under the Sung dynasty (1127-1279), when Chan monasteries were great centers of culture and learning.\nSee also: Buddhism in China, Longmen Grottoes, Henan, Tang Dynasty art\nKorean Buddhist art reflects an interaction between Chinese Buddhist influence and a strongly original Korean culture, where influences from China and the art of the steppes (possibly Scythian influences according to some old artifact such as Silla royal crowns in the style of the steppes) intermixed. The style of this indigenous art was geometric, abstract and richly adorned with a characteristic \ufffdbarbarian\ufffd luxury.\nBuddhism was introduced in the 6th century, quite later than its introduction in China. Although Chinese influence was strong, Korean Buddhist art \"bespeaks a sobriety, taste for the right tone, a sense of abstraction but also of colours that curiously enough are in line with contemporary taste\" (Pierre Cambon, Arts asiatiques- Guimet).\nBigBuddha.jpg\nThe Big Buddha in Kamakura (1252CE)\nBefore the introduction of Buddhism, Japan had already been the seat of various cultural (and artistic) influences, from the abstract linear decorative art of the indigenous Neolithic Jomon from around 10500 BCE to 300 BCE, to the influence of Korean art during the Yayoi and Kofun periods, with developments such as Haniwa art.\nJapan, the largest Buddhist country today, discovered Buddhism in the 6th century when monks traveled to the islands together with numerous scriptures and works of art. The Buddhist religion was adopted by the state in the following century. Being geographically at the end of the Silk Road, Japan was able to preserve many aspects of Buddhism at the very time it was disappearing in India, and being suppressed in Central Asia and China.\nScroll calligraphy of Bodhidharma \ufffdZen points directly to the human heart, see into your nature and become Buddha\ufffd, by Hakuin Ekaku (1686 to 1769)\nFrom 710 numerous temples and monasteries were built in the capital city of Nara, such as the five-story pagoda, the Golden Hall of the Horyuji, or the Kofukuji temple. Countless paints and sculpture were made, often under governmental sponsorship. Indian, Hellenistic, Chinese and Korean artistic influence blended into an original style characterized by realism and gracefulness. The creation of Japanese Buddhist art was especially rich between the 8th and 13th century during the periods of Nara, Heian and Kamakura. Japan developed an extremely rich figurative art for the pantheon of Buddhist deities, sometimes combined with Hindu and Shinto influences. This art can be very varied, creative and bold.\nFrom the 12th and 13th, a further development was Zen art, following the introduction of the faith by Dogen and Eisai upon their return from China. Zen art is mainly characterized by original paintings (such as sumi-e and poetry (especially haikus), striving to express the true essence of the world through impressionistic and unadorned \ufffdnon-dualistic\ufffd representations. The search for enlightenment \ufffdin the moment\ufffd also led to the development of other important derivative arts such as the Chanoyu tea ceremony or the Ikebana art of flower arrangement. This evolution went as far as considering almost any human activity as an art with a strong spiritual and aesthetic content, first and foremost in those activities related to combat techniques (martial arts).\nBuddhism remains very active in Japan to this day. Still around 80,000 Buddhist temples are preserved. Many of them are in wood and are regularly restored.\nSee also: Japanese Art, Zen, Portable shrine\nYama.jpg\nYama (mid-17th?early 18th century, Tibet)\nTantric Buddhism started as a movement in eastern India around the 5th or the 6th century. Many of the practices of Tantric Buddhism are derived from Brahmanism (the usage of mantras, yoga, or the burning of sacrificial offerings). Tantrism became the dominant form of Buddhism in Tibet from the 8th century. Due to its geographical centrality in Asia, Tibetan Buddhist art received influence from Indian, Nepali, Greco-Buddhist and Chinese art.\nOne of the most characteristic creations of Tibetan Buddhist art are the mandalas, diagrams of a \ufffddivine temple\ufffd made of a circle enclosing a square, the purpose of which is to help Buddhist worshipers focus their attention through meditation and follow the path to the central image of the Buddha. Artistically, Buddhist Gupta art and Hindu art tend to be the two strongest inspirations of Tibetan art.\nSee also: Tibetan art\nChinese influence was predominant in the north of Vietnam (Tonking) between the 1st and 9th centuries CE, and Confucianism and Mahayana Buddhism were prevalent. Overall, the art of Vietnam has been strongly influenced by Chinese Buddhist art.\nIn the south, the kingdom of Champa has a strongly Indianized art, just as neighboring Cambodia. Many of its statues were characterized by rich body adorments. The capital of the kingdom of Champa was annexed by Vietnam in 1471, and it totally collapsed in the 1720s.\nSouthern Buddhist art\nDuring the 1st century CE, the trade on the overland Silk Road tended to be restricted by the rise of the Parthian empire in the Middle East, an unvanquished enemy of Rome, just as Romans were becoming extremely wealthy and their demand for Asian luxury was rising. This demand revived the sea connections between the Mediterranean Sea and China, with India as the intermediary of choice. From that time, through trade connection, commercial settlements, and even political interventions, India started to strongly influence Southeast Asian countries. Trade routes linked India with southern Burma, central and southern Siam, lower Cambodia and southern Vietnam, and numerous urbanized coastal settlements were established there.\nFor more than a thousand years, Indian influence was therefore the major factor that brought a certain level of cultural unity to the various countries of the region. The Pali and Sanskrit languages and the Indian script, together with Mahayana and Theravada Buddhism, Brahmanism and Hinduism, were transmitted from direct contact and through sacred texts and Indian literature such as the Ramayana and the Mahabharata. This expansion provided the artistic context for the development of Buddhist art in these countries, which then developed characteristics of their own.\nBetween the 1st and 8th centuries, several kingdoms competed for influence in the region (particularly the Cambodian Funan then the Burmese Mon kingdoms) contributing various artistic characteristics, mainly derived from the Indian Gupta style. Combined with a pervading Hindu influence, Buddhist images, votive tablets and Sanskrit inscriptions are found throughout the area.\nFrom the 9th to the 13th centuries, Southeast Asia had very powerful empires and became extremely active in Buddhist architectural and artistic creation. The Sri Vijaya Empire to the south and the Khmer Empire to the north competed for influence, but both were adepts of Mahayana Buddhist, and their art expressed the rich Mahayana pantheon of the Bodhisattvas. Theravada Buddhism of the Pali canon was introduced to the region around the 13th century AD from Sri Lanka, and was adopted by the newly founded ethnic Thai kingdom of Sukhothai. Since in Theravada Buddhism only monks can reach Nirvana, the construction of temple complexes plays a particular important role in the artistic expression of Southeast Asia from that time.\nFrom the 14th century, the main factor was the spread of Islam to the maritime areas of Southeast Asia, overrunning Malaysia, Indonesia, and most of the islands as far as the Philippines. In the continental areas, Theravada Buddhism continued to expand into Burma, Laos and Cambodia.\nA neighbor of India, Burma was naturally strongly influenced by the eastern part of Indian territory. The Mon of southern Burma are is said to have been converted to Buddhism around 200 BCE under the proselytizing of the Indian king Ashoka, before the scission between Mahayana and Hinayana Buddhism.\nEarly Buddhist temples are found, such as Peikthano in central Burma, with dates between the 1st and the 5th century CE. The Buddhist art of the Mons was especially influenced by the Indian art of the Gupta and post-Gupta periods, and their mannerist style spread widely in Southeast Asia following the expansion of the Mon Empire between the 5th and 8th centuries.\nLater, thousands of Buddhist temples were built at Pagan, the capital, between the 11th and 13th centuries, and around 2,000 of them are still standing. Beautiful jeweled statues of the Buddha are remaining from that period. Creation managed to continue despite the seizure of the city by the Mongols in 1287.\nAvalokiteshvara, Angkor period (802\ufffd1431), fourth quarter of the 10th \u2013 first quarter of the 11th century\nCambodia was the center of the Funan kingdom, which expanded into Burma and as far south as Malaysia between the 3rd and 6th centuries CE. Its influence seems to have been essentially political, most of the cultural influence coming directly from India.\nLater, from the 9th to 13th centuries, the Mahayana Buddhist and Hindu Khmer Empire dominated vast parts of the Southeast Asian peninsula, and its influence was foremost in the development of Buddhist art in the region. Under the Khmer, more than 900 temples were built in Cambodia and in neighboring Thailand.\nAngkor was at the center of this development, with a Buddhist temple complex and urban organization able to support around 1 million urban dwellers. A great deal of Cambodian Buddhist sculpture is preserved at Angkor, however organized looting has had a heavy impact on many sites around the country.\nOften, Khmer art manages to express intense spirituality through divinely beaming expressions, in spite of spare features and slender lines.\n4ArmedAvalokiteshvara.jpg\nFour-armed Boddhisattva Avalokiteshvara (8th century, Sri Vijayan period, Thailand)\nFrom the 1st to 7th centuries, Buddhist art in Thailand was first influenced by direct contact with Indian traders and the expansion of the Mon kingdom, leading to the creation of Hindu and Buddhist art inspired from the Gupta tradition, with numerous monumental statues of great virtuosity.\nFrom the 9th century, the various schools of Thai art then became strongly influenced by Cambodian Khmer art in the north and Sri Vijaya art in the south, both of Mahayana faith. Up to the end of that period, Buddhist art is characterized by a clear fluidness in the expression, and the subject matter is characteristic of the Mahayana pantheon with multiple creations of Bodhisattvas.\nFrom the 13th century, Theravada Buddhism was introduced from Sri Lanka around the same time as the ethnic Thai kingdom of Sukhothai was established. The new faith inspired highly stylized images in Thai Buddhism, with sometimes very geometrical and almost abstract figures.\nDuring the Ayutthaya period (14th-18th centuries), the Buddha came to be represented in a more stylistic manner with sumptuous garments and jeweled ornamentations. Many Thai sculptures or temples tended to be gilded, and on occasion enriched with inlays.\nSee also: Thai art\nLike the rest of Southeast Asia, Indonesia seems to have been most strongly influenced by India from the 1st century CE. The islands of Sumatra and Java in western Indonesia were the seat of the empire of Sri Vijaya (8th-13th century CE), which came to dominate most of the area around the Southeast Asian peninsula through maritime power. The Sri Vijayan Empire had adopted Mahayana and Vajrayana Buddhism, under a line of rulers named the Sailendras. Sri Vijaya spread Mahayana Buddhist art during it expansion in the Southeast Asian peninsula. Numerous statues of Mahayana Bodhisattvas from this period are characterized by a very strong refinement and technical sophistication, and are found throughout the region. Extremely rich architectural remains are visible at the temple of Borobudur (the largest Buddhist structure in the world, built from around 780), which counts 505 images of the seated Buddha. The Indonesian Buddhist Empire of Sri Vijaya declined due to conflicts with the Chola rulers of India, before being destabilized by the Islamic expansion from the 13th century.\nArts asiatiques- Guimet, Jarrige, Jean-Fran\ufffdois. Editions de la Reunion des musees nationaux, Paris, 2001, ISBN 2711838978\nReligions of the Silk Road, Foltz, Richard. St. Martin\ufffds Griffin, New-York, 1999, ISBN 0312233388\nPast Worlds. The Times Atlas of Archeology, Editor: Dr. Chris Scarre. Times Books Limited, London, 1991, ISBN 0723003068\nPhotoraphic catalogue of the arts of South-East Asia (http://www.art-and-archaeology.com/seasia/seasia.html)\nThe Temple of Borobudur. 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        "raw_content": "Tulane University is inviting a special guest to address students at this year\u2019s commencement on May 18. Apple CEO Tim Cook has been announced as the keynote speaker for the commencement, which will welcome over 3,000 graduates in the Mercedes-Benz Superdome.\n\u201cTim Cook represents the kind of success we hope all of our graduates can attain \u2014 not only because he is the CEO of the most innovative company in the world, but because he leads with dignity and uses his role to make a positive difference in the world,\u201d said Tulane President Mike Fitts.\nCook is known for his social innovation, leadership, and giving back to the community. \u201cTim shows us how we can incorporate these values into life beyond graduation, and we are thrilled to have him as part of our commencement celebration,\u201d continued Fitts.\n\u201cTulane\u2019s dedication to its students and the diverse community around them is an awesome example of the lessons we all learn when we come together, recognize our responsibilities to each other and give back,\u201d said Cook. \u201cAt Apple we believe that education is a powerful equalizing force, and I can\u2019t wait to celebrate alongside this year\u2019s students who have worked hard, followed their passions and who stand ready to change the world.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "\u201cIf we can show that this approach results in better outcomes, it is potentially a low-cost intervention that can be integrated into the school supports used for children with ADHD in special education.\u201d\nGregory Fabiano, professor of counseling, school and educational psychology\nBUFFALO, N.Y. -- University at Buffalo faculty member Gregory Fabiano is continuing his nationally recognized work with ADHD children with a new study that will test how best to meet the special education goals of these children.\nWith a $3.3 million grant from the Institute of Education Sciences, Fabiano will work with co-investigator Jihnhee Yu, associate professor of biostatistics and director of UB\u2019s Population Health Observatory, and William E. 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Even though they are considered special education, students with ADHD continue to spend most of their time in a regular classroom, Fabiano explains.\n\u201cIn fact, there is not even a category of \u2018ADHD\u2019 for special education, meaning most children are placed in another special education category,\u201d he says.\n\u201cThis may mean it is difficult to provide consistent and effective supports for the students.\u201d\nFor this grant, Fabiano and Yu reached back to earlier research in which they assessed the value of taking the goals and objectives in the students\u2019 IEPs \u2014 academic programs that are typically evaluated monthly or yearly \u2014 and turning them into daily goals the child\u2019s classroom teacher could measure and monitor each day.\nAs part of the previous study, the results of these IEP-based guidelines being used in the mainstream classrooms were sent home to the parent, and the parent provided a small home-based privilege if the child met the goals of the special education IEPs.\n\u201cThis is actually a very common approach for treating ADHD in schools,\u201d Fabiano says. \u201cThe difference in our study was that we were directly linking the regular classroom goals to those in the IEP.\u201d\nThis small, low-cost change brought about \u201csignificant and meaningful improvements in behavior at the end of the school year for children who received it,\u201d he says.\n\u201cThese results occurred even when we compared the children to others who were also receiving special education, suggesting this small change was responsible for the improved school outcomes.\u201d\nThe new grant from the Institute of Education Science will fund a larger study in collaboration with Florida International University to evaluate the effectiveness of linking the IEPs with students\u2019 daily work in the classroom.\n\u201cIf we can show that this approach results in better outcomes,\u201d says Fabiano, \u201cit is potentially a low-cost intervention that can be integrated into the school supports used for children with ADHD in special education.\u201d\nThis low-cost intervention could potentially help the vast numbers of children diagnosed with ADHD. 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        "raw_content": "AEON Global Health Announces Adjournment of Annual Meeting of Shareholders until January 16, 2019\nAnnual Meeting adjourned solely with respect to Proposal 4 \u2013 approval of an amendment to the Company\u2019s Amended Certificate of Incorporation to continue to restrict certain transfers of its common stock in order to preserve the tax treatment of its net operating losses and other tax benefits\nGAINESVILLE, GA, Dec. 06, 2018 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) \u2014 AEON Global Health Corp. 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Shareholders may also change their vote for Proposal No. 4 by executing a new proxy, revoking a previously given proxy or attending the meeting and voting in person, as set forth in the Proxy Statement.\nTo vote your shares at the adjourned meeting, you can follow the instructions set forth in our definitive Proxy Statement. In summary, if you are a stockholder of record, you can vote your shares over the Internet, by telephone or by mail, in each case by following the instructions on the Notice of Internet Availability or proxy card previously delivered to you. If your shares are held in a stock brokerage account or by a bank or other nominee, you are considered the beneficial owner of shares held in \u201cstreet name.\u201d To vote shares held in street name, you must follow the instructions provided to you by that institution. Telephone and Internet voting will also be available to stockholders owning shares through certain banks and brokers.\nOnly shareholders of record on the record date of October 19, 2018 are entitled and are being requested to vote. Shareholders are urged to read the proxy statement and other relevant documents filed with the SEC.\nFor assistance in voting your shares or for general inquiries, please contact Paul Suda, the Company\u2019s General Counsel, at (888) 661-0225.\nABOUT AEON GLOBAL HEALTH\nAEON Global Health is a publicly traded, Joint Commission accredited, growth-oriented healthcare company that provides a broad portfolio of market-leading solutions that are well-aligned with long-term healthcare trends. Our mission is to help in the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of diseases by providing healthcare professionals with clinically actionable information that promotes patient\u2010centric, personalized medical care. 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        "raw_content": "You are here: Home / Blog / Still Here, Honest!\nStill Here, Honest!\nReally sorry about the silence on the site\u2026we are really still here. Life has been busy, and I\u2019ve gotta admit that it is so easy to post on Facebook we put a ton \u2018o stuff there\u2026so please be sure to like our Facebook page. However, I will get better at sticking stuff up here too. For instance\u2026\nYou may want to check out our new photo galleries on SmugMug? It isn\u2019t terribly curated right now, but as we go forward we\u2019ll get some of our best pictures up there\u2026and they will focus on Strasburg (although Limon dragonfly and Denver International Airport pictures in this post are kind \u2018a cool, aren\u2019t they?)\nHope everyone is having a great start to their summer!",
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        "raw_content": "Yet Another Tropical Wave Being Watched In The Caribbean\nOctober 10, 2018, will be a day that many families with ties to the Florida Panhandle will never forget. Today is the day that Hurricane Michael, a dangerous and deadly category 4 hurricane comes ashore near Panama City Florida. While we are keeping the good people in harm's way in our thoughts and prayers, we would be remiss if we didn't check behind Michael and see what, if anything, is coming next.\nUnfortunately, there is \"a something\" we need to keep an eye on. The National Hurricane Center is monitoring a potential trouble spot that is located very near where Hurricane Michael was born.\nForecasters have given this tropical wave of disturbed weather a 40% probability of strengthening into a tropical cyclone over the next five days. Currently, the area of most concern is in the western Caribbean Sea near the coast of Honduras. Forecasters say the system is drifting westward this morning. It's unclear if that motion will continue and if it does for how long.\nAs is the case with almost every tropical disturbance, we will just have to watch, wait, and then react. After all, as our friends in Florida are rediscovering today, there is no stopping a hurricane. All we can do is be prepared, react quickly and intelligently, and then be ready to run from the water and hide from the wind.",
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        "raw_content": "Exploring Chuck Berry\u2019s Mark on Country Music\nCountry legends who reportedly despised rock 'n' roll made hits of Chuck Berry songs because they recognized how his music transcended genres. As country stars mourn the late rock legend, it's important to recognize his influence on the genre.\nPerhaps only Elvis Presley was more influential in merging rock and country music in the 1950s, '60s and '70s. Modern guitar pros like Keith Urban and Brad Paisley, as well as younger players like Frankie Ballard and Lindsey Ell, recognized his influence as a guitarist, but also a songwriter. Veterans like Charlie Daniels also tipped a cap to the 90-year-old \"Johnny B. Goode\" singer.\nLook back further to find nods from stars who have passed. George Jones once told the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette\u2019s Rich Kienzle that Berry was one of his favorite rock singers. The newspaper also quotes Buck Owens in talking about how he cut Berry\u2019s \u201cMemphis Tennessee\u201d in 1965. \"I shall sing no song that is not a country song,\" Owens said. Ernest Tubb was more emphatic about his dedication to country music, but he was among the first to pull from Berry\u2019s songbook, turning \u201cThirty Days (To Come Back Home)\u201d into a Top 10 hit in the late 1950s. That same year, Marty Robbins made a hit of \"Maybelline,\" a song that would become one of Berry's signatures.\nThe Tennessean reports that Merle Haggard thought Berry was one of the best guitar players to ever live while pointing out that Johnny Cash and Jim and Jesse were others to cut his songs.\n\"Curiosity provoked me to lay a lot of our country stuff on our predominantly black audience,\" Berry said in his 1987 autobiography (quote via the Tennessean). \" ... After they laughed at me a few times, they began requesting the hillbilly stuff and enjoyed dancing to it.\"\n\"Legend isn't a big enough word for you sir,\" writes Darius Rucker on Twitter. \"Thank you for the poetry, passion and potency,\" adds Keith Urban. See a more complete list of artist reactions below, and watch Paisley pay tribute to Berry with a cover of his most famous song.\nCountry Mourns the Loss of Chuck Berry\nNext: See Country Music's Best Guitarists\nFiled Under: Brad Paisley, Keith Urban, TOC News",
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        "raw_content": "Scotty McCreery Gets an Exhibit at Home State Museum\nN.C. Museum of History\nFast-rising star Scotty McCreery has received a number of honors in his short career, from winning 'American Idol' to a platinum album -- not to mention his ACM and CMT Music Awards. But the young singer is celebrating a personal first with the unveiling of a new museum exhibit dedicated to his achievements.\nThe North Carolina Museum of History opened the exhibit Monday (Oct. 1) and plans to run it through Jan. 4 in celebration of McCreery's success. The exhibit includes the black leather jacket, jeans, t-shirt and cross necklace that the North Carolina native wore when he sang 'Live Like You Were Dying' with Tim McGraw on 'American Idol' for his final duet, as well as the backstage pass his mother Judy used at the final rehearsal and last show at L.A.'s Nokia Theatre.\nIt also includes the lyric sheet for 'Live Like You Were Dying,' which is marked with S and T to indicate whether Scotty or Tim should sing each part, as well as the gold record Mercury Records presented to McCreery for his album 'Clear as Day' after it sold 500,000 copies.\nMcCreery is planning more career milestones to celebrate; the 18-year-old singer is releasing his first Christmas album on Oct. 16, and has been writing for a planned second studio album.\nNext: See Scotty McCreery as an 'Idol' Contestant",
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        "raw_content": "AMDATIcomputersLinuxMSnetworkNVidiasystemUbuntuWindows\nThe Next Adventure of Computers\nToday's adventures in tech hell\nWell today I thought I would see if I could get my monitor situation taken care of, and well, not going to happen today, unfortunately. I have to say that when it comes to driving multiple monitors, MS Windows (XP Pro 64) works better with the ATI/AMD (5400 series) graphics card than my Ubuntu 12.04 (64) does. I have the driver (proprietary) from AMD but it still is lacking. I know that I would be better off with an Nvidia card, but right now I don't have one, and I have used ATI cards in the past with good success. This doesn't mean I have given up on the Ubuntu project, it is just that at the moment I am too frustrated with it to even bother to try harder. Maybe tomorrow, maybe next week, maybe on the next build.\nThat takes us to the next item up for discussion, the next build. Considering all the things I am thinking of doing, the next build will be based on the basis that we as a family and therefore even as a business, have moved away from the desktop. I am also considering that for the most part we have become much more mobile, and that will have a lot to do with how I set up the next computer system and network.\nThe next build will be based on the server client basis, with the clients being various devices, from tablets and laptops, to phones and sub networks of thin clients and sensors. Here is the thing; I am going to be looking at power consumption quite a bit, and also on how we use the system. We won't have good TV reception, even with a good antenna, and I really don't care much for mainstream TV, or the local news (except a little). So our entertainment will be 90% based on the web and either streaming or downloading video. 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This is the problem, now I need the solutions.\nThe solution, a hybrid server client network. A Debian based server that provides the muscle to serve video to my flat screen TV (I am buying a new one that will give me better options for integration with the server), collects data from many different sources of output (video cameras, sensors, lighting controls and such) and allows me to access them through an internal network, but also gives me the ability to access them through a secure network connection to the cloud, and last but not least, the server will also have to provide the back end for the business, that will be mostly run on the cloud, but will also be run here, at the home, so it has to keep everything in sync. Where we will be living will be in the middle of no-where, so network access at this time is via a satellite connection. This means much more downloading of video than streaming of video, as we don't have an unlimited connection except between the hours of 12:00 AM and 5:00 AM EST. This means queuing the video downloads, and setting it up so that we only download video between 12:30 AM and 4:30 AM EST just to be on the safe side. This means privileges need to be set based on the content of the data to be downloaded, but also on what programs will be allowed to operate during certain hours. I do not want some type of oh sorry I forgot and there goes the bandwidth for the month, nor do I want a why can't I do that thing, as it should be easy to see that it will hurt the business.\nThis is so far pretty easy to set up, extensive, and it might actually require pretty heavy weight hardware to handle all this and all the channels of wireless, but pretty much a walk in the park for a veteran of networks and computers. Here is where it gets tricky. I want a guest wireless on a particular channel of the wireless that will have access through the gateway to the internet (will still require some type of security pass) but not to the internal network, or to any sites that do not conform to what we think the users should have access to. It is my guest network, I should be able to control access if I want to. I also want to have our devices to have full access to the internal network, the external network, and still be safe from external intrusion (mostly, I am not an idiot, I know this is just a pipe dream). And lastly I want to somehow have a game machine, with MS Windows on the network, that will allow me to play games either on my TV, or on the machine itself, or at the same time.\nI know, I know what I am asking, and I know it is difficult to provide, but I think I can do it.\nLet me take on the Windows machine first. For one thing, why don't I just go the root of the game console, wouldn't that solve my problem. 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        "raw_content": "Vonn hopes day off puts her back on track | The Honolulu Advertiser | Hawaii's Newspaper\nVonn hopes day off puts her back on track\nWHISTLER, British Columbia \u2014 Lindsey Vonn is hoping a day off will help her bounce back in today's super-G and win a second gold medal.\nAfter opening her Olympics by winning gold in the downhill, Vonn wiped out in the slalom leg of the super-combined.\nWhile other competitors were testing the super-G course yesterday, Vonn was at home baking banana bread and resting her bruised right shin.\n\"The day off definitely helped her shin out,\" said Vonn's husband, chief adviser and unofficial coach, Thomas, a former U.S. skier. \"It's one of those injuries that hurts a lot, but it's not really affecting her skiing a whole lot. We're lucky with that.\"\nVonn is hoping to match her sweep of the speed events at last season's world championships in Val d'Isere, France. She also won the last three World Cup super-Gs.\nSuper-combined gold medalist Maria Riesch has struggled in super-G this season \u2014 failing to crack the top 10 in her previous five races.\nAnja Paerson, the Swedish standout who won the event at the 2007 worlds, also stands to be a threat, while Vonn's American teammate Julia Mancuso is aiming for her third medal in three races.\nFew expected much from Mancuso, who won silver medals in the opening two events. The Squaw Valley, Calif., skier won the giant slalom at the 2006 Turin Games but had gone two years without posting a podium finish.\n\"I have more of a no-holding-back attitude, because I already have my two medals, and really more will be a bonus,\" Mancuso said. \"I want to let everything out there.\"\nMancuso finished third in the super-G portion of a super-combined in St. Moritz, Switzerland, in the final World Cup stop before the games. Her best finish in an actual super-G this season was 10th in Haus im Ennstal, Austria, on Jan. 10.\nMancuso is 20th in this season's World Cup super-G standings. Vonn leads, Fabienne Suter of Switzerland is second and Andrea Fischbacher of Austria is third.\nMancuso took advantage of free skiing on the race hill yesterday.\n\"The snow is really hard still and training has been good. I have a lot of confidence,\" she said.",
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        "raw_content": "What if we had a \u2018National Invention System\u2019?\nIan Maxwell, RMIT University\nIan Maxwell owns a shares in a number of technology start-up companies, a patent brokerage firm and also provides consulting advice related to business strategy, technology and patents.\nAlmost anything can be labelled \u2018innovation\u2019 - invention is a little harder. Shutterstock\nAustralia\u2019s Senate Economics Committee is currently undergoing a review of the National Innovation System in light of the \u201cchallenges to Australian industries and jobs posed by increasing global competition in innovation, science, engineering, research and education\u201d.\nIt comes as the government prepares to finalise its \u201ccompetitiveness agenda\u201d, with a reported focus on agribusiness, energy, mining technology, medical technology and advanced manufacturing.\nThe idea of a national innovation system was first conjured up in the 1980s. According to the OECD:\n\u201cThe concept of national innovation systems rests on the premise that understanding the linkages among the actors involved in innovation is key to improving technology performance.\u201d\nIn using the noun \u201cactor\u201d they gave the game away; ever since the concept was invented countries have been reviewing their innovation systems and the results are pretty much used solely to adjust government handouts to universities, service providers and businesses involved in \u201cinnovation\u201d. These are the same actors that make all the submissions to the reviews in the first place.\nIn the disciplines of science, technology and business, \u201cinnovation\u201d generally refers to a process or outcome that is novel, at least to the actors involved. Usually innovation also imparts benefits upon the innovator. The trouble with a focus on innovation is that almost anything can be labelled as innovation \u2013 all an actor has to do is claim prior ignorance.\nThe invention test\nInvention, on the other hand, refers to the creation of something - an idea, a result, a product or a method - that is completely novel to mankind and also unexpected and valuable. The key point is that all inventions are innovative but very few innovations are inventive.\nIn the patent world the definition of the term \u201cinvention\u201d is a little more rigorous. In order to get a granted standard patent in Australia a patent specification must fully describe an invention and must satisfy at least the following criteria: the invention must be useful, novel, non-obvious, and must meet certain other disclosure thresholds including that it should have a detailed enough description that anyone working in the appropriate field should be able to make use of it.\nThe tricky one of these criteria is the \u201cobviousness\u201d test. This is supposed to be limited by what the skilled person would have found \u201cobvious\u201d before the patent application was filed in the light of the common general knowledge. When considering who is a skilled person one is supposed to look at to whom a patent specification is directed to, and look for the reasonable and uninventive common person(s) in the technical area (let\u2019s call this person the \u201cdiligent operative\u201d) and ask, or imagine, what he or she could be reasonably expected to think about how obvious the supposed invention in a patent specification is.\nIf one was to come up with the least practical definition of the obviousness of an invention this would be it. And in fact it is mostly ignored in practice. Patent attorneys and patent examiners mostly just use precedents and prior art patents to make decisions on inventiveness during the examination process. This approach somewhat bypasses the obviousness test which partially explains why there are so many uninventive patents.\nIn reality, there is not a binary step function between innovation and invention. Different people and groups, viewing the same proposed invention will have a different opinion on the degree of inventiveness. The patent system forces us into making binary decisions on these matters and the threshold for inventiveness that is used has, in my opinion, slipped far below any defendable limit, primarily because patent attorneys and their clients have more incentives to push the limit than patent examiners have to push back.\nMeasuring true inventiveness\nMy personal definition for true invention is that it must satisfy these requirements:\nNovelty: Invention must be the result of serendipity or blinding insight, normally only by the highly-trained and the ready mind. To others in the field an invention is likely to be \u201cobvious\u201d but only after the fact \u2013 this can be compared to the emotional concept of \u201csour grapes\u201d.\nNot obvious: The true invention is one idea amongst an infinite set of possibilities and not one idea amongst a finite set of possibilities \u2013 the latter can be arrived at by systematic experimentation and possibly this search can even be automated.\nKnowledge creation: Invention can accompany knowledge creation but I see no requirement for new knowledge to be created by the creation of an invention other than the idea itself. Conversely when genuine new scientific knowledge is created it is often many years before someone has the inventive insight as to how to put that knowledge to practical use.\nUseful: Of course the invention must be useful. In the commercial environment this converts to \u201clucrative\u201d. In general, there is a much greater probability that any single invention will be more valuable than any number of related innovations.\nSufficiency: A patent is a temporary government-granted monopoly right on an invention. The historical purpose of patent systems has been to encourage the development of new inventions, and in particular to encourage the disclosure of the details of new inventions in the interests of technology development in general. If a party wants patent protection for an invention then the \u201cprice\u201d that is paid for the limited period of monopoly granted by a patent is that they provide sufficient description that would allow others to understand and potentially be able copy the invention (but not until the patent is expired).\nThere is an index that suggests Australia, the 12th largest economy in the world, is the 17th best place in the world to innovate \u2013 this is based on a scoring system that is so complex that it could only be labelled as \u201cinnovative\u201d.\nDespite this I would assert that Australia\u2019s problem is not a lack of innovation - we have that in spades. Our problem is a dire shortage of useful invention.\nMy suggestion to the Senate Economics Committee is to shift its efforts to a review of the National \u201cInvention\u201d System where any resulting investment of taxpayers dollars would have far greater benefit to the economy. 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        "raw_content": "Do you have a few minutes to talk?\nThat conversation was the gift of a lifetime--probably the most generous, helpful gift a person can give a loved one.\nI was at home one evening, when my mother called. \u201cDo you have a few minutes to talk? Daddy and I just got back from dinner with friends and we have a few things we want to talk about with you\u2026\u201d\nI immediately made a few minutes, corralling my 2nd and 4th grade daughters and telling them I\u2019d be on the phone for a bit, please not to disturb me unless it was urgent.\n\u201cSo what\u2019s up?\u201d I asked, really expecting some comments about a friend\u2019s health or travel plans.\n\u201cI want to ask you a question,\u201d my mother began, \u201cand Daddy\u2019s on the line too, now.\n\u201cWhen we die, are you going to want a funeral, or a memorial service, or what?\u201d\n(Like I\u2019d ever thought of this!!) \u201cUh, well\u2026\u201d I stalled. \u201cI have no idea. What do YOU want?\u201d\n\u201cThis won\u2019t be for us, darling. Think a bit about what YOU will need,\u201d my mother insisted.\n\u201cOK, I\u2019ll want to have a funeral for you\u2026\u201d\n\u201cFine. Then please hold it at noon, at Riverside Chapel in NYC.\u201d\n\u201cOK, but why there and then?\u201d\n\u201cBecause most of your friends work, this will be convenient, and at lunchtime. You\u2019ll have support.\u201d\n\u201cOh my God, is anything wrong? Is one of you\u2013or both of you\u2013sick??\u201d\n\u201cNo, not at all. We just had dinner with friends who brought this up, and we think you should know how we feel as well. There\u2019s more.\u201d\nWhat followed was a conversation relating to burial decisions, bank accounts, safe deposit box info, and dozens of other data, all of which I was writing down as they spoke to me, and which I was asked to save. Of course, I saved it all.\nMany years later, on the evening I got the call that my Mother had died suddenly and unexpectedly, while tears ran down my cheeks and my mind went into chaos, I realized I had only to reach for this paper, and I\u2019d have the answers to all the questions I was about to have to answer.\nThat conversation was the gift of a lifetime\u2013probably the most generous, helpful gift a person can give a loved one.\nIt\u2019s time for me to give a similar gift to my daughters, and I\u2019m afraid I\u2019m stalling. I hope writing this, and your site, will give me the wisdom and the courage to do my part this year.",
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        "raw_content": "9. \u201cI was just poking her belly button for 20 solid minutes. Why didn\u2019t she stop me? I have no idea. She was great.\u201d\n10. \u201cI wore proper formals on my first date with her. She laughed so hard and asked me if I was here to marry her. It was embarrassing. I don\u2019t know what was I thinking.\u201d\n11. \u201cI got into a relationship after I got my first job. I am not sure what got into my head that I made a powerpoint presentation of the reasons why I am happy to have found her. She said she loved it but I still doubt it.\u201d\nAlso, Read Mother Of 8 Children On Welfare Says She Can\u2019t Get A\u2026",
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        "raw_content": "Episode 3 Released!\nAll hail Saturn! Episode 3: The Military Secular Complex is out and about.\nYou can follow along with the Show Notes\nGrab the episode on iTunes\nOr stick it in your feed reader\nIf you want to discuss the topic/episode, here's the place to do it\nRe: Episode 3 Released!\nThe Show was longer than last 2 times, I think, and it was also very detailed and fascinating in some parts, I feel the topic chosen was perfect, as I feel that terms discussed such as 'secularism' and 'atheism' are so often misunderstood and misapprehended. Some of the misconceptions about secularism that may be discussed here are the start of the slippery slope to dubious ideas, such as the belief that atheism = communism, and equivocate atheism AND secularism with other political references that in actuality have nothing to do with either of them! That said, here's my take:\nI am currently watching (or listening-to) the Show. About seven minutes into in fact. I cannot help but think that Arthur's comments close to the beginning were a prime example of the kind of misnomer of a concept that the rest of the people so far have seemingly been complaining about. While I respect the rights of anyone to be religious, even if I think the doctrines are absurd (untrue); the statement that 'all religious people are either deceivers or deceived' ... again, I've yet to watch more than the introductory statements, and some of the initial discussion, but this looks a bit odd. I think Inferno hit the nail on the head at about six minutes, where he states:\n\"This isn't Militant Secularism as much as it's Militant Atheism ... isn't it?\"\nThis is a problem that I've been mulling over for some time, and debating it both in internet venues and in real life, but Secularism,by any definition that I have seen,is concerned with impartiality towards religion or the lack thereof in public life, such as in governments, i.e. the separation of Church and State. To my mind, the subject of 'Militant Atheism', e.g. Meyers and Dawkins etc. shouldn't have even came into this discussion, because it's a different subject altogether, and not connected to secularity at all. Some say it's a pointless distinction, but it really really isn't. Calling secularism \"Militant\" would be to confuse secularism with something like state-atheism, e.g. state-enforced Atheism. The term \"atheist\" is a personal noun, while the term 'secularist' , as I understand it , is more of a normative term, and it is concerned with the behaviour of governments.\nA \"secular\" government is one that is wholly indifferent to religious beliefs or the lack thereof, and that's the best model of religious policy that's known to exist, and all countries really ought to follow this formula. Additionally, claiming that Secularism is linked to the modern atheist movement is wrong. The modern secularist movement has come from a wide range of peoples from all over the globe, religious and non-religious alike, who believe that religious ought not to interfere with public relations, e.g. in public state schools. Of course, some say this would amount to telling religious people to \"keep quiet\" in the public arena, but that's nonsense too. They may feel free to do as they wish, and worship etc. as they wish, but in a secular government, the idea of i.e. forcing these doctrines onto others via. education etc. or forcing people to participate in the religious rituals as an aspect of law, would be impossible in a truly secular nation by default.\nNot all secularists are atheists, so this strikes me as more of an argument over words, as Inferno stated (explicitly) and australopithecus (implicitly). And that's what a lot of people don't get. America has a constitution, The First Amendment, which states that congress shall make no laws respecting an establishment of religion, or the free exercise thereof. America IS a secular nation by law, no matter how many people try to claim that it isn't. The fact that there is a 'wall of separation' between Church and State (as Jefferson put it) is also noteworthy at least.\nYet despite this, America remains one of , if not the , religious nations on Earth, at least in First World countries, and it's always interesting to see the theories set forth by Dawkins & Dennett et al, for example, there is one theory that states that because America has a wall of separation between Church and state, and have no official state church, religion has become \"free enterprise\" e.g. tele-evangelism and so forth, while in the most non-religious nations on Earth (note the distinction I am maintaining between the word 'non-religious' and the word 'secular') that have official Protestant (Lutheran) churches, etc., religion has become \"boring\",as Dawkins put it in one of his interviews. It is therefore interesting to see the re-instatement or so it seems, of religious rituals into governments, e.g. that lunatic (quite frankly) Rick Warren, when he has asked to pray at the presidential inauguration.\nAlso interesting is the way in which those who are on the other side of the scale, e.g. atheists and alike, seem to become knee-jerky and defensive at the most harmless of things, such as a Christmas Nativity Scene, something that is not only completely harmless, but also not even a permanent fixture, and will no longer be there in a matter of weeks. When these sorts of things happen, it's usually in the United States, which doesn't surprise me really. I guess it's conceivable that atheists and agnostics of all stripes may feel as though they're being marginalized in the United States from some obscure sense of \"alone-ness\", whether or not we are being explicitly persecuted by anyone in the US. Sadly (or whatever else, depending on your own stance),not offending atheists and non-believers per se is probably not high on the list of priorities for the US Government.\nAfter all, we account for something like 5-15% of the population in their \"Christian\" (actually secular) nation, depending on which numbers you trust. But according to Gallup (who are typically at least mostly reliable to produce numbers on this stuff), some 6% of US Citizens actively deny the existence of one or more gods. This is why secularism is important. After all, something like 1\u00c3\u00a2\u00c2\u0081\u00e2\u20ac\u017e 10 of the population is still worth consideration, e.g. in the US even though the general consensus is still very religious ... methinks. And the fact that of this doesn't change the secularity of the nation, regardless of what some think.\nThis is why atheists should also have the freedom to put up billboards and so forth, and the Secular Humanist associations in America that do exist, believe it or not! But to repeat what I said before: to confuse secularism with atheism, and then declare 'militancy' because of one or the other and then CONFUSE the two, is absurd.\na,\u00b7the,\u00b7ism/\u00c3\u2039\u00cb\u2020\u00c3\u201e\u00c2\u0081TH\u00c3\u201e\u00e2\u20ac\u0153\u00c3\u2039\u00c5\u2019iz\u00c3\u2030\u00e2\u201e\u00a2m/\nNoun: The theory or belief that God does not exist.\nsec,\u00b7u,\u00b7lar,\u00b7ism\\\u00c3\u2039\u00cb\u2020se-ky\u00c3\u2030\u00e2\u201e\u00a2-l\u00c3\u2030\u00e2\u201e\u00a2-\u00c3\u2039\u00c5\u2019ri-z\u00c3\u2030\u00e2\u201e\u00a2m\\\nNoun: indifference to or rejection or exclusion of religion and religious considerations\nNote that in the latter case I have highlighted the words 'indifference' and 'considerations', e.g. religious (or the lack thereof) considerations, rather than religion per se, and this also extends to atheism, Q. E. D.. To call 'atheism' militant is coherent given some instances, e.g. Dawkins and Meyers as Inferno pointed out, however to call secularity 'Militant' simply because someone espouses it with more vigour than is normal, is a mistake, and it's a misuse of language. Just sayin'. And to say otherwise would be to confuse a term like 'atheism' (personal noun, hence suffixes such as 'ist') and a normative term, such as 'secularism'. There are crucial differences that must be addressed here so I guess I'll get on to watching the rest of the show, once Iv'e gone and made tea ...\nBut I guess there are more bizarre historic examples of what religion can do when it is mixed with the state, for example in Charles Darwin's day,when religion and scientific enterprise were quite notably intermingled, and scientists such as Richard Owen (before he was dispelled from the Royal Society) frequently lied and dissembled to support his views in lieu of the facts, particularly against Darwin's The Origin of Species, and so forth. There was considerable public debate about this in Britain and Europe at the time, because back then,the UK was about as religious (if not more so) than the United States currently is, and most people still believed that the Earth was created no less than 6000 years ago, which is probably why Darwin remained hesitant to publish for some 20 years, after his voyage on HMS Beagle, e.g. gathering evidence for the theory and so on, which will've began around the time he set off around the world, in December 1831.\nOne of Darwin's friends Thomas H. Huxley was probably one of the first of his kind, a new generation of intellectuals and scientific folk, who believed that religion and science ought not to mix at any point, as they thought similarly with states and religion, and Britain's official State Church was there in the 1800s of course, unlike America. I guess the 'rise in Secularism' may have came from Huxley & Darwin et al, and Huxley's desire to secularize scientific enterprise was certainly part of it, and a force for good too, in my opinion. One wonders why it was ever like this to begin with, but we can be confident that religion ought to play no role per se in science or in education, and that governments ought to be indifferent to religion at least in matters of public life,and therein, lies that basis for secularism.\nPS: Sorry about the length ... I have a (some say irritating) tendency to dish out essay-length posts on a whim.\nNice work Dean, I agree on almost all points, I'll address the one or two issues (mostly semantics) when I get back.\nJust saying though, your writing could have a lot more impact if you shorten it significantly. Loved it though, so don't let that take you down.\nSelf criticism time:\nI didnt say much and what i said ... wasn't that brilliant to be honest. It didnt help that i had to cut things short because i had other priorities\ni feel quite stupid\non the healthiness of those quite secular scandanavian democracies, see here and here\nYou didn't come across as stupid in the episode.\nProlescum wrote: You didn't come across as stupid in the episode.\nyea maybe, but i am one of those annoying perfectionists. I often go back to my work (esp my written work) and often percieve it as being flawed, eg actually writing that i wish i could have wrote \"blah blah blah\" here or \"could have phrased it better\" here etc etc.\ni dont know how much you percieve that in these forums, but its me in a nutshell.\nHow are the comments for the video anyways?\ni take it that the holodomor stuff has been included in the show notes, if one likes i could turn that single subject into a seperate video for myself.\nYou're speaking to a man who struggles daily with the piss-poor standard of written English on the web; I understand.\nEdit: I'm not saying yours is piss-poor, just that I find it difficult not to hack peoples' Disqus accounts to fix their spelling mistakes.\nOnly one or two have insulted Arthur.\ni take it that the holodomor stuff has been included in the show notes\nNo, you didn't supply the links and that section didn't make the cut. That sounds really harsh...\nif one likes i could turn that single subject into a seperate video for myself.\nArthurWilborn claimed that AronRa claims religious people either are deceivers or deceived. However, I have never heard AronRa make this claim about religious people in general, only creationists. It is very different to claim creationists are deceivers or deceived; I doubt any reasonable person would disagree with that. Nevertheless, it would be nice to see a citation for this claim; heck I could be wrong and AronRa could have made that claim about religious people and not just creationists.\nIn addition, here is a video that explains TheLivingDinosaur's tact when it comes to creationists.\nFurthermore, ArthurWilborn points out that potholer54 comes off as a militant secularist/atheist. If I am correct and ArthurWilborn feels this way because of potholer54's Golden Crocoduck Award, than here is a video explaining why he has the award. It comes down to awarding creationists that lie and potholer54 tries to have fun and entertain with it.\nhe_who_is_nobody wrote: ArthurWilborn claimed that AronRa claims religious people either are deceivers or deceived. However, I have never heard AronRa make this claim about religious people in general, only creationists. It is very different to claim creationists are deceivers or deceived; I doubt any reasonable person would disagree with that. Nevertheless, it would be nice to see a citation for this claim; heck I could be wrong and AronRa could have made that claim about religious people and not just creationists.\nI linked to the video Arthur was referring to on YouTube. I can't be arsed to find it again, as it's fuck o'clock in the morning. Something something reason/faith. He's giving a talk at a university or similar.\nFurthermore, ArthurWilborn points out that potholer54 comes off as a militant secularist/atheist. If I am correct and ArthurWilborn feels this way\nI believe Arthur's contention is that the language used by Thunderf00t, potholer54 and whoever else does more harm than good, not that they're necessarily militant secularists/atheists, or rather, it gives some weight to the argument that there is such a thing as militant secularism.\nThe video in question is the \"Reasonable Faith\" one. I have yet to watch it.\nYep, that's the video, where AronRa says that multiple times that religion is a lie since it doesn't follow the processes of reason. As I said in the podcast, reason simply doesn't apply to every aspect of the human experience.\nTheLivingDinosaur claims, basically, that he thinks he's being funny. Humor is subjective, of course, but I don't find a constant stream of insults and endless references to feces to be funny.\nI was probably being a bit unfair to potholer54; he only occasionally slips into insult. He's fairly calm and reasonable for the majority of his time talking.\nArthurWilborn wrote: Yep, that's the video, where AronRa says that multiple times that religion is a lie since it doesn't follow the processes of reason.\nCan it (reasonably) be called anything else? If I told you that \"there's an invisible man living in the sky who watches everything you do, every minute of every day. And the invisible man has a special list of ten things he does not want you to do. And if you do any of these ten things, he has a special place, full of fire and smoke and burning and torture and anguish, where he will send you to live and suffer and burn and choke and scream and cry forever and ever 'til the end of time!\nBut He loves you!\" [5]\nWhat else would you call that but a lie? A delusion? Well yeah it's also a delusion, but it is also a lie. (Lie being defined as an untrue statement that is presented as being true.) How can creationism in particular and religion in general be anything else than that - a lie?! \"[C]reationism can be collectively defined as the fraction of religious believers who reject science, not just the conclusions of science, but its methods as well...\" [6] At least here you will have to agree: Creationism is a lie.\nBut the same is also true of religion! No religious person uses the same reasoning on his/her God as it does to figure out... well, anything else. But why is reason seemingly not applicable to religion? Because, as Aron demonstrated, reason invariably exposes the errors and lies of religious faith and as such is not allowed to be applied to religion.\nArthurWilborn wrote: As I said in the podcast, reason simply doesn't apply to every aspect of the human experience.\nI still don't understand why not, though. If faith is not governed by reason and is (not sometimes, but ALWAYS) contrary to reason, then it is by definition unreasonable or irrational. Unreasonable can in this case be substituted by absurd [1], arbitrary [2], biased, far-fetched, foolish, mad, nonsensical, preposterous, senseless, silly, stupid [3], beyond what can be accepted and harmful [4].\nMost dictionaries don't use so harsh a tone, but by ANY definition I could find, unreasonable is a synonym with \"idiotic\". You yourself admit that faith is without reason or maybe even against all reason to the contrary, so you yourself admit that faith is unreasonable or irrational and by extension, idiotic.\n[1] Merriam-Webster: Unreasonable\nb : not conformable to reason : absurd <unreasonable beliefs>\n[2] YourDictionary: Unreasonable\nNot determined by reason; capricious; arbitrary; irrational.\n[3] Dictionary Reverso: Unreasonable\n1 excessive, exorbitant, extortionate, extravagant, immoderate, steep (informal) too great, uncalled-for, undue, unfair, unjust, unwarranted\n2 arbitrary, biased, blinkered, capricious, erratic, headstrong, inconsistent, opinionated, quirky\n3 absurd, far-fetched, foolish, illogical, irrational, mad, nonsensical, preposterous, senseless, silly, stupid\n[4] Dictionary Findlaw: Unreasonable\nunreasonable adj\n: not reasonable\n: beyond what can be accepted: as\na : clearly inappropriate, excessive, or harmful in degree or kind [an delay] [an restraint of trade]\nb : lacking justification in fact or circumstance [an inference]\n[5] George Carlin: Religion is bullshit - Text\nGeorge Carlin: Religion is bullshit - Video\n[6] 1st FFoC - Text\n1st FFoC - Video\nCan it (reasonably) be called anything else?\nDid you not hear me when I said reason doesn't necessarily apply? You can point out inconsistencies, you can debunk certain historical claims, yes. However, for certain things, like personal communication with a supernatural entity, the furthest you can go is to say is that the available evidence doesn't meet a certain standard. You can't use reason to point to a single standard that must be employed by everyone and demonstrate that with testable evidence.\nThere's elements of that, but I'd say that's more on the business side of the church equation.\nI still don't understand why not, though.\nTry to use pure reason to state whether TheLivingDinosaur is funny. I dare you. You can say you think he's funny and tell us why. You can show a certain percentage of people think he's funny. However, humor is a matter of emotion, not one of reason - pure reason will not reveal an answer.\nIf faith is not governed by reason and is (not sometimes, but ALWAYS) contrary to reason,\nThere is an afterlife. Use pure reason to demonstrate this is certainly untrue. (Hint: you can't.)\nYou're also employing the same wordplay that Christians use to say all atheists hate god. Many aspects of the religious experience I would call areasonable, in the same manner as amoral or atheist - a neutral position apart from the concerns of what it is not.\nArthurWilborn wrote: Did you not hear me when I said reason doesn't necessarily apply?\nI did. I also disagree and asked you WHY reason doesn't apply. I can understand why it does not apply to humour or taste, because that is by definition subjective. But if there is a God, then this God is not objective and reason must necessarily apply to it. As you correctly state, one thing we can say is that there isn't enough evidence to believe in such a God... which again by definition makes the position unreasonable. If I understood your sentence correctly (\"the furthest you can go\") then you're wrong about that too, because that's actually the absolute best we can say about this God: That there is no evidence for it.\nThe absolute worst case scenario is when someone tries to claim certain attributes to this God or claims myths about this God. Then we can verify that these myths are just that: myths. We can point out that the evidence is contrary to the claims and we can point out the logical inconsistencies of the particular attribute of God or its creation. For example, I have many times pointed out the logical inconsistencies of a God and free will, I have also pointed out the inconsistencies of free will and an after life.\nHowever you bend it, reason must necessarily apply to this concept (God) and as I stated earlier, any attempt to claim that it is not is merely a dishonest attempt to bolster faith. (Be it for commercial gains of the sect/church or others)\nArthurWilborn wrote: You can point out inconsistencies, you can debunk certain historical claims, yes. However, for certain things, like personal communication with a supernatural entity, the furthest you can go is to say is that the available evidence doesn't meet a certain standard. You can't use reason to point to a single standard that must be employed by everyone and demonstrate that with testable evidence.\nYou go at it the completely wrong way. It is not I who has to demonstrate something, it is they. \"No available evidence\" is enough for me to make the reasonable assumption that this God doesn't exist. Add to that \"no logical need or consistency\" and I can actually be fairly sure that there is no God.\nAs for pointing to a single standard, I can simply point them to Sagan's (or Truzzi's, or Laplace's or even Hume's) axiom that \"Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence\". Give me one single piece of evidence (evidence being defined as any point of data that is consistent with your idea only) and I can accept your claim to be reasonable. The problem is that there is no such evidence.\nAs always, reason applies.\nArthurWilborn wrote: There is an afterlife. Use pure reason to demonstrate this is certainly untrue. (Hint: you can't.)\nI've already pointed out that it's up to the believer to make a case for the afterlife, it's not up to me to make a case against it. If you have no case, then your belief is by definition unreasonable. If you have no evidence, then your belief is also by definition unreasonable.\nI'd also point out that you don't understand what \"reason\" is, otherwise you wouldn't pose the challenge that I should \"Use pure reason to demonstrate this is certainly untrue.\" Can I demonstrate that dragons certainly don't exist? No. And yet, almost every person alive would call it unreasonable to believe in a dragon.\nEven though it's in no way related to the discussion, I'll point out that this is too broad a claim. Narrow it down. Which afterlife are you talking about? The Christian one? I've already shown that to be false. The Buddhist one? Easy peasy.\nEDIT: I ignored the condescending last bit, I don't feel that there's a reason why I should answer that. If you can actually hold a conversation without employing smilies and without being condescending*, then I'll gladly point out why you're wrong about that too.\n*Because as we've seen, you have no reason to be.\nArthurWilborn\nArthurWilborn wrote: [\"\u00a6] Yep, that's the video, where AronRa says that multiple times that religion is a lie since it doesn't follow the processes of reason. As I said in the podcast, reason simply doesn't apply to every aspect of the human experience. [\"\u00a6]\n,1. To be quite honest; I have not watched that video, and I don't intend to either. But for the purposes of argument, could you please direct me to the points in the video at which he states (either implicitly or explicitly) that religion per se is a 'lie', because it is contrary to reason... it would just be helpful for discussion if you could actually show us what it is that you're complaining about, such that I don't have to undergo the enervating task of sifting through a 40 minute video for \"multiple\" (I wonder what that entails) references to religion being a \"lie\".\n,2. Exactly what parts of the \"human experience\" as you call it; are inapplicable and / or inexplicable to the 'processes of reason'? You also seem to be using a convoluted definition of \"experience\".\nex,\u00b7pe,\u00b7ri,\u00b7ence/ik\u00c3\u2039\u00cb\u2020spi(\u00c3\u2030\u00e2\u201e\u00a2)r\u00c3\u201e\u00e2\u20ac\u0153\u00c3\u2030\u00e2\u201e\u00a2ns/\nNoun: Practical contact with and observation of facts or events.\nVerb: Encounter or undergo (an event or occurrence).\nSynonyms: noun(s): practice\nverb(s) undergo - suffer - taste - feel - see - try\nObservation of facts ... practical contact ... come to think of it, you probably should've said that religion is totally evacuated of experience, given your own statements, since 'evidence' for the supernatural is per se impossible, because it is beyond all reason, observation, etc, and is logically implausible and physically impossible too. But allowing for your own definition, e.g. you might well attempt to compare religious thought to humour. Quite frankly, I don't care what you think about TheLivingDinosaur, because it's utterly irrelevant. I don't care much for him myself, either. But to compare religion with such things is a grave mistake.\nAll the world religions I have ever heard of make specific truth claims about the Age of The Earth, the Origin of Species, and especially the origin of Humans. This is what needs to be said to religious people who think atheists believe that God cannot have created the universe. We absolutely do not say the universe could not have been created by a God. We just say that the story told in e.g. Genesis, etc. and the story told by known facts can't both be true, and thus certain aspects of religion (the parts that actually make legitimate claims) are at least in principle,a feasible target of rational and logical inquiry.\n,3. What has any of this got to do with secularism anyway? Once again, you seem to be stuck in convoluted descriptions of secularism as entailing or necessitating atheism, which is the sort of thing that is typically only claimed by religionists. Militant Atheism and so-called Militant secularism are NOT the same thing. One, as I said; is a proper noun, e.g. it is the belief that governments should pay no particular respects to any particular religious group or non-religious group. In other words, a belief in a political system that is wholly indifferent to religion (or the lack thereof.).\nWhile on the other hand, atheism is a lack of belief in a god or gods. And there is no such thing as a 'New' atheism, they are only 'new' inasmuch as they are recent. I suppose it would be fair enough to claim that they are \"militant\" in the sense that they are highly determined to push their particular goals, but that per se is not connected to atheism itself. As australopithecus said in the show, the closest thing to militancy in this regard (at least in the UK) are those bus-campaigns which nobody really cares about ...\n,3b. I notice you've still yet to address my critique...\nArthurWilborn wrote: [\"\u00a6] There is an afterlife. Use pure reason to demonstrate this is certainly untrue. (Hint: you can't.) [\"\u00a6]\nI've removed the rest of your second post from this, because it seems to be more or less just a repetition of your earlier points. Frankly, I couldn't care less about the hypotheticals of some immaterial, metaphysical place that exists nowhere in space or time, and is inexplicable to the laws of science and alike for all practical purpose. What a lot of religious people seem to miss is that it's possible to deconstruct arguments (e.g. religious metaphysical claims and locations, such as an afterlife) using logic alone. You'd have to anyway, since these places aren't explicable to 'reason'; as you said. But whether or not they are explicable to evidence-based reason, a.k.a. empiricism is irrelevant. They can be deconstructed using fairly standard logic.\nAnd in fact, that's the reason why all the so-called ontological \"proofs\" of 'God' are doomed to fail. But once again, I have to ask: what relevance does debating the nefarious nuances of reason, standards of evidence in deconstructing religion(s), etc. have to do with Secularism? And whether or not 'Militancy' in secularism can actually be said to exist. As Inferno said on the show , and the point was also elucidated by many others , you continually conflate Secularism as a position with atheism. They are not the same thing. As australopithecus so rightly pointed out: All Atheists are (or at least should be),secularists. But not all secularists are atheists.\nI did. I also disagree and asked you WHY reason doesn't apply. I can understand why it does not apply to humour or taste, because that is by definition subjective. But if there is a God, then this God is not objective and reason must necessarily apply to it.\nNot really - in most descriptions god has a personality and sapience. Examining humans will quickly tell you that attempting to apply reason to the actions of a sapient being is often an exercise in futility. There was another thread which claimed Joseph of Aramathia couldn't have existed because he had a conflict of interest - ignoring the fact that performing conflicting actions is a common event for humans.\nYou go at it the completely wrong way. It is not I who has to demonstrate something, it is they. \"No available evidence\" is enough for me to make the reasonable assumption that this God doesn't exist.\nThe claim under discussion is that reason can be universally (or at least very broadly) applied - which is your claim and which you must demonstrate.\nAhem - no evidence? You mean not enough evidence to meet your standard of proof, yes? Well, I hate to break it to you, but not everyone uses the same standard of proof. You can't use reason to prove that one standard of proof is universal - you can only state where it should be in your judgement.\nDean wrote: ArthurWilborn\nWithin the first two minutes, and constantly throughout. I'm fairly certain you can start the video at a random time and hear an example within two minutes. It's like looking for cigarette butts on a beach - not exactly a difficult task. I do, however, find your tone of incredulity at not finding something in a work you haven't looked at hilarious.\nObservation of events, as per the definition you cited. Don't blame me if you're confused because you're skipping words - words you highlighted, no less.\n...since 'evidence' for the supernatural is per se impossible, because it is beyond all reason\nSo glad we agree! Look, I know you like reason, I like it to, but there's no need to dump all over anything outside of reason because it's not your favorite.\nI'm not defending specific, testable, and wrong claims; and I know they're common. They are, however, not what I am talking about.\nBut once again, I have to ask: what relevance does debating the nefarious nuances of reason, standards of evidence in deconstructing religion(s), etc. have to do with Secularism?\nWhen secularists start rabidly insulting religion it creates a problem for secularism. Clean out your ears.\nArthurWilborn wrote:\nAre you talking about insulting the religion or critically analyzing the beliefs that some hold? There is a stark difference between insulting and critically analyzing something. The problem arises when the offending party takes everything as a insult as opposed to someone critically analyzing what is written in a particular text (in most of my cases the bible.) There are also probably some good psychological reasons why the offending party would want to make it appear as an insult as opposed to something that is being critically analyzed, but that is probably a slightly different topic. Also, I do realize that some people use a combination of insults and critically analyzing something to show a point or draw a conclusion.\nJust for a reference point:\nI think it would behoove a bunch of individuals to watch this video and try to conclude one of the following:\n1. In your view or opinion do you see this individual critically analyzing the information to make a case against Christianity.\n2. In your view or opinion do you see this individual insulting a particular religion, if so, which one. And in what specific cases. Also, I think it's important to make a distinction between insulting a individual as opposed to insulting or critically analyzing a belief. In some cases, it can be a very fine line distinction and in most cases it depends on how the individual defines how much of a belief makes up who or what that person is.\n3. Do you see this video as something slightly different than 1 or 2, above.\nEnjoy the video, Arthur.........\nArthurWilborn wrote: [\"\u00a6]\nDean wrote: [\"\u00a6] since 'evidence' for the supernatural is per se impossible, because it is beyond all reason [\"\u00a6]\nSo glad we agree! Look, I know you like reason, I like it to, but there's no need to dump all over anything outside of reason because it's not your favorite. [\"\u00a6]\nHeh, of course there are different ways of examining this point, I suppose. It could be claimed that the existence of so-called miracles are evidence for the supernatural, but that cannot be true either, since evidence for that is also impossible, since miracles are impossible by definition (as AronRa has made a habit of pointing out), e.g. something that defies all the known laws of science, and therefore defies explanation.\nPerhaps a better word to use instead of reason would be empiricism. But in any case, this accentuates the point that Inferno made on the Show, i.e. the fact that the burden of explanation is not on us to prove otherwise, it is on the religious to prove their own claims. It's their God(s), Religion(s), Miracles, etc, so the burden of proof, and alike, always falls on them.\nDean wrote: [\"\u00a6] All the world religions I have ever heard of make specific truth claims about the Age of The Earth, the Origin of Species, and especially the origin of Humans. This is what needs to be said to religious people who think atheists believe that God cannot have created the universe. We absolutely do not say the universe could not have been created by a God. We just say that the story told in e.g. Genesis, etc. and the story told by known facts can't both be true, and thus certain aspects of religion (the parts that actually make legitimate claims) are at least in principle,a feasible target of rational and logical inquiry. [\"\u00a6]\nI'm not defending specific, testable, and wrong claims; and I know they're common. They are, however, not what I am talking about. [\"\u00a6]\nI wholly agree with the general scope of what you're saying, you know. I really do. But if you're only going to defend the aspects of religion that are cultural, emotional, and doctrinal ... then this discussion is really not of much value to anyone. Religion is not purely to do with providing emotional and/or psychological reassurance, and alike. That aspect is part of many religions, but most if not all religions make specific claims about the nature of reality, and the existence of certain things, e.g. God. Not to mention (as I said) the creation and formation of the world in universe. If your only point is that faith per se cannot be subjected to reason, then I suppose we're in agreement.\nBut I still can't help but thinking that you are confusing some terms. For example, instead of using the word \"reason\" in all this, try \"empiricism\", e.g. I guess you could argue that inductive reasoning, e.g. of the kind employed in science and empirical observation, cannot impugn on faith itself, and cannot disprove things that are not subjected to the laws of physics, i.e. our spatiotemporal reality (such as the afterlife example that you mentioned). But the end of empirical inquiry is not necessarily the end of rational inquiry, which is why all these convoluted theological arguments for divine existence are doomed to fail...\nI mean sure, many of them make testable claims, and can be dismissed on empirical grounds, as such. But otherwise, if they are purely deductive arguments (as most of them are), then they can be refuted using logic alone. Etc.\nDean wrote: [\"\u00a6] But once again, I have to ask: what relevance does debating the nefarious nuances of reason, standards of evidence in deconstructing religion(s), etc. have to do with Secularism?\nWhen secularists start rabidly insulting religion it creates a problem for secularism. [\"\u00a6]\nUm, that's not what the topic was about. The topic was about whether or not Militancy in secularism on itself alone can be said to exist, the answer to which is clearly no. AronRa's statements are not \"militantly secular\", in that regard, but are rather militantly atheistic. Once again, implicit in your arguments is a confusion of the terms 'secularism' and 'atheism', they are not the same thing.\nThe part you omitted: All atheists are (or at least should be), secularists. But not all secularists are atheists. Thus, the militancy you point out has to do with aggressive atheism, not with secularism at all. Other than that (as Inferno said, most of our disagreements on this topic seem to be semantical), I agree.\nAre you talking about insulting the religion or critically analyzing the beliefs that some hold?\nInsults. I was talking about insults. Check out some of the people I mentioned and listen to the insults. The insults are near constant in many sources.\nSince I'm talking about insults, everything that follows in your post is not relevant.\nArthurWilborn wrote: [\"\u00a6]So glad we agree! Look, I know you like reason, I like it to, but there's no need to dump all over anything outside of reason because it's not your favorite. [\"\u00a6]\nOh-ho. It defies scientific explanation, or rational explanation. That's rather my point. Miracles (if they exist) are, by definition, not scientific since they're not repeatable. However, as established, people are not wholly reasonable creatures and thus can come up with areasonable explanations in the absence of a reasonable one. Just ask Colonel Jack O'Neil about magnets sometime.\nArthurWilborn wrote: I'm not defending specific, testable, and wrong claims; and I know they're common. They are, however, not what I am talking about. [\"\u00a6]\nWell, my point was also that it's mean spirited, incorrect, and counterproductive to insult people for having religious beliefs.\nArthurWilborn wrote: When secularists start rabidly insulting religion it creates a problem for secularism. [\"\u00a6]\nThey are not necessarily connected from a stance of pure reason, perhaps. However; at a practical, human level there are strong connections. Secularism and atheism are strongly linked, particularly in the US. Since I am a US citizen, this forms the basis of my perspective on the subject. It's probably different across the Atlantic where fundamentalism isn't such a big social construct.\nI'll turn it around; name three major political speakers or activists in the US who champion secularism and are NOT atheists.",
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        "raw_content": "Blunders that Atheist make all the time:\nExamples of logical contradictions that some atheist makes all the time,\nI don\u00b4t believe in free will, but I am a free thinker.\nBy definition, you can\u00b4t be a free thinker if there is no free will\nI don\u2019t believe in free will, but creationists are dishonest and/or faith is dishonest\nHonesty by definition implies that there is free will, you can\u00b4t be dishonest without free will\nThere are no objective moral values, but religion/God/Bible is morally wrong\nIf there is no objective morality, you have no basis to claim that something is wrong\nMy brain was not intelligently design; I trust my brain\nIf the brain was created by a mechanism that was not even trying to create a reliable brain (evolution) then there is no reason to assume that your brain is reliable, therefore you can\u00b4t trust your brain when you conclude things like \u201cGod does not exist\u201d\nRe: Blunders that Atheist make all the time:\nleroy wrote: Honesty by definition implies that there is free will, you can\u00b4t be dishonest without free will\nActually i can if i'm being controlled by god or devil.\nleroy wrote: Blunders that Atheist make all the time:\nThis one just shows you don't know what a free thinker is. The claim is not that free thinkers have free will for their thoughts, but that they don't have any doctrinal or religious commitments that forbid or punish certain thoughts. In other words, that they are allowed to think any and all thoughts and that doing so is not somehow \"sinful\" or evil.\nThat implies a computer can't tell a falsehood. It can.\nNote though, that I'm a compatibilist. I do think there is free will, just not libertarian free will. Nevertheless your statement is a straw man of what people who reject free will think qualifies as honesty/dishonesty.\nYes you do, it's just a subjective basis. That is still a basis.\nIf the brain was created by a mechanism that was not even trying to create a reliable brain (evolution)\nBzzzzt, thank you for playing. The brain's function is to reliably make decisions on sensory input about your surroundings (such that you don't get eaten by bears or die because you can't find water), so the brain is expected to be a roughly reliable organ on evolution.\nOtherwise it simply wouldn't evolve, because it it consistently made mistakes about that sensory input, you'd end up dead. So the only kind of brain that CAN evolve is a roughly reliable one.\nDefine \"free will.\"\nBeyond that, it would be nice to see citations for all these claims of said atheist making said blunders. For example, you are quoting AronRa in your quote box. When/where did he say that?\nI think he should watch this cartoon:\nThe idea of this topic is good. Too bad creationists fail at everything they touch.\nleroy wrote: If there is no objective morality, you have no basis to claim that something is wrong\nWrong. Morality is neither objective nor subjective.\nI never understood the whole \"no free will\" camp. While it's true that the simplest life forms function by stimulus - reaction in a seemingly pre-programmed way, complex brains can override the instincts that we have to allow us to make options that would normally go against our left over \"hard-wiring\". So let's delete the \"free will\" arguments right off the top.\nWith regards to \"objective morality\", no, there is no grand \"objective morality\". All morality is subjective. The simple fact that moralities have changed throughout time should be sufficient enough to demonstrate that. It was, in certain cultures, perfectly moral to sacrifice people to please your gods, so much so that some South American cultures had volunteers for the sacrifice. Morality comes from individuals and is tempered by upbringing and culture. It varies, it's pliable. What may seem immoral to someone at one moment may no longer be considered amoral under different conditions and stresses.\nYes, our brains are not intelligently designed. Yes, we can trust them (for the most part) even though they're not perfect. (Consider optical illusions... failures of the brain to properly process visual inputs.) We know we can trust our brains because we have larges amounts of external input verifying this in the form of other people. If our brains are not processing reality correctly society is there to step in and basically take action, such as in removing psychopaths from where they can do harm. Now you can try and make the silly argument that the vast majority of the population is all wrong, but then you just look desperate for something to hang a failed argument on.\nRumraket wrote: This one just shows you don't know what a free thinker is. The claim is not that free thinkers have free will for their thoughts, but that they don't have any doctrinal or religious commitments that forbid or punish certain thoughts. In other words, that they are allowed to think any and all thoughts and that doing so is not somehow \"sinful\" or evil.\nFree thinking by definition implies that you had a choice, you looked and the evidence and you freely decided that a given world view is better than the other.\nIf there is no freewill, then your world view is predetermined by the laws of nature, this is worse than a dogma,\nThere a difference between being wrong and being dishonest, to be dishonest implies that you knew the correct answer, but you willingly decided to lie. Dishonesty implies free will.\nNo objection there, if you think that the bible is morally wrong according to your own personal and subjective opinion, then you are not making any logical contradiction.\nLet\u2019s define delusion as: Something wrong that your brain perceives as real\nIf a delusion has survival value, then this delusion might evolve, for example most scientists believe that we were born with a religious instinct, if religion is a delusion, then it would follow that this delusion evolved.\nOur brain might be reliable to find water because that has survival value, but what makes you think that your brain is reliable in answering hard philosophical and scientific questions like \u201cwhere did we come from\u201d\nhe_who_is_nobody wrote: Define \"free will.\"\nFreewill is defined as the ability to decide and make choices,(at least some times) as oppose to determinism that states that all choices and even our thoughts are predetermined by the laws of nature.\nIt is impossible even in principle to prove or disprove empirically weather if freewill is true or not, which is why empiricists like Arorna are forced to deny free will.\nArona openly admits that he doesn\u00b4t believe in free will I can look for the video if you think it\u00b4s relevant for the conversation.\nThe laws of nature don't determine how things work, they describe how things work. If something were to happen outside our understanding of the laws of nature that doesn't mean it happened outside the laws of nature, it simply means we need to revise our understanding of how nature works.\nMe personally, I'm in the \"evolved free will\" camp. We are indeed influenced by our natural, evolved instincts however we can override those instincts consciously and make our own decisions.\nIn this context with \u201claws of nature\u201d I meant that your actions are caused by some chemicals in your brain, these chemicals reactions where caused a previous reactions that where caused by previous reactions \u2026 all the way back to the beginning of time.\nIf this world view is true then you have no other option, all your actions, believes, thoughts are caused my predetermined conditions and you can\u00b4t not do anything about it.\nMe personally, I'm in the \"evolved free will\" camp. We are indeed influenced by our natural, evolved instincts however we can override those instincts consciously and make our own decisions\nI agree, that is what I meant by freewill\nSome atheist rejects free will because that statement can\u00b4t be proven empirically and under their view if something can\u00b4t be proven you can\u00b4t know it.\nObviously that is a very na\u00efve point of view, there are millions of things that we accept as reality even when we can\u00b4t prove them empirically. For example I know that I had a cup of coffee this morning, but I can\u00b4t prove it however in the absence of some defeater, it is perfectly rational for me to live my daily live as if that cup of coffee was real.\nYou\u00b4ll be surprise to see how many atheist (even in this forum) would disagree with my coffee example\nleroy wrote: [\nI'd have to disagree with your definition of \"laws of nature\". It's very confusing and doesn't actually reflect what people mean when thinking of the \"laws of nature\". Bad definitions can ruin an argument before it even starts. You could go with something less bad (though not perfect) like \"preprogramming\" or the like. It's not that inaccurate... we are evolutionarily programmed to behave in certain ways. However, again, I do believe that our brains have evolved enough complexity to override that instinctive behavior, consider and change our behavior.\nThere are examples, though, of preprogramming in action, even on a large scale. A good one is something like mob mentality, when in large groups a few individuals can react in a way that nearly turns off the logic processing in the brains of a large crowd, especially if some strong emotional input is in play. I believe in riot situations you wind up seeing people reacting and behaving in a way that indicates their free will is not being used, they're operating on a more basal level. It can be terrifying and tragic.\nI also disagree with your coffee example, but for different reasons... you can be chemically tested to see if you drank coffee.\nI'd disagree that free will can't be demonstrated. One example I think is the fact that you can get people to change their minds and alter their behavior regardless of outside stimulus. While some would say that the fact you made someone change their mind means they're not using free will I'd disagree... the fact you made someone change their mind means they not only had to stop and not act on their own impulses, they also had to active make a choice against those impulses even if it's an action against what they'd normally do. (I'm not talking the level of brainwashing, it could be something as simple as forgoing a cigarette for a period of time even though all the chemical impulses in their brains want them to light up NOW!.)\nBut maybe you where predetermined to change your mind at a given point in a given predetermined situation.\nEmpirically you can\u00b4t test the difference between free will and the illusion of free will, both scenarios are empirically equivalent.\nIn my Coffee example my point is that it is reasonable for me to assume that I drank that coffee, even if I can\u00b4t prove it. And it would be reasonable until someone presents evidence to the contrary.\nIn my world view it seems reasonable to assume that God created humans with free will, \u00bfwhy would god create the illusion of free will, rather than actual free will? Unless someone presents evidence against the existence of free will, I am justified to accept the reality of free will.\nUnder atheism, I don\u00b4t see why should we accept the reality of free will, it seems easier for natural laws to create the illusiono of free will\nleroy wrote: In my world view it seems reasonable to assume that God created humans with free will, \u00bfwhy would god create the illusion of free will, rather than actual free will? Unless someone presents evidence against the existence of free will, I am justified to accept the reality of free will.\nYet, the people I have seen argue the hardest against free will are theists (namely the Calvinists).\nleroy wrote: Under atheism, I don\u00b4t see why should we accept the reality of free will, it seems easier for natural laws to create the illusiono of free will\nWhat would be the difference between actual free will and the illusion of free will? As you said, if they cannot be shown to be different, than how would we know if they actually are different?\nhe_who_is_nobody wrote: , I don\u00b4t see why should we accept the reality of free will, it seems easier for natural laws to create the illusiono of free will\nWhat would be the difference between actual free will and the illusion of free will? As you said, if they cannot be shown to be different, than how would we know if they actually are different?[/quote]\nAs I said, there is no empirical difference between free will and the illusion of free will, in the same way there is no empirical difference between the idea of me drinking that coffee or me having a false memory of a coffee.\nSince God could have created free creatures and there is no reason to assume that free will is an illusion, it is reasonable to assume that we have free will.\nBut my original intent was not to prove that free will Is real, all I am saying that it is logically contradictory to deny free will and call yourself a free thinker\nand/or call someone dishonest. Agree?\nIf we can't test the difference between free will and the illusion of it then honestly, why bother going beyond that point. The results are the same, and natural explanations would cover both. Back to the coffee again. Heh.. I'm a coffee lover as well. You know what's weird? Ever have that morning when you're rushed out to work and can't quite remember whether or not you actually had a cup before you shot out the door? You always do, you swear you did, but when you get home the pot is full and your cup clean. The brain is good at filling in gaps and making up memories where it expects filled gaps and continuity. It seems like a flaw, it feels like a flaw when you see that cold, full pot of Joe... but it also would have survival benefits in our hunted past.\nReasonable to assume God created us with free will? How is that reasonable? It hasn't been actually demonstrated a God (or any gods) exist, it hasn't been demonstrated that a god is necessary for free will (or the comparable illusion of it) to exist... these are both huge assumptions that don't have the support of evidence backing them. Accepting an assumption that has no evidence at all supporting it is hardly what one would call reasonable. You say \"Unless someone presents evidence against the existence of free will, I am justified to accept the reality of free will.\" which is fine (although this video seems to point against it... not fully through watching it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BSLFLYVd_jE), at face value (aside from the \"prove a negative thing...\"), but even if free will is (as I tend to believe, or something close enough to free will to be close enough) indeed real there's no logical leap from \"Free will\" to \"therefore God\".\nleroy wrote: Since God could have created free creatures and there is no reason to assume that free will is an illusion, it is reasonable to assume that we have free will.\nNo no no... this is broken all over the place!\n\"Since God could have created free creatures\" many wrongs here already. No evidence for a God. No evidence that even if a god existed it created anything, let alone \"free creatures\".\n\"and there is no reason to assume that free will is an illusion\" again with the wrong. Even I, who accepts an evolved sense of free will as likely, can't agree with this. There are reasons to think it may be more illusionary than not. From that video I linked above, there's mention that there's evidence your brain makes decisions before you are actually aware of them. Is that free will or the illusion of free will? Some would say illusion, your brain determined it before you were aware. Others may say it's still free will, the brain processes things quite rapidly and it takes time for that to become something we comprehend consciously, but it could still be our brain exercising free will.\n\" it is reasonable to assume that we have free will\" Wrong only in the sense that if the conditions are broken the result can't be reached using those conditions (although it can be reached coincidentally).\nBefore anything can be used as an explanation of something else, it has to be shown to actually exist.\nleroy wrote: Empirically you can\u00b4t test the difference between free will and the illusion of free will, both scenarios are empirically equivalent.\nFrankly, it isn't an empirical proposition, not least because there's no way, even in principle, to either confirm or falsify either hypothesis.\nThat's like saying that it's reasonable to accept solipsism unless other entities can be shown to exist, as opposed to them being internally-generated experiences. 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        "raw_content": "Gut Doctor, Car Doctor, Throat Doctor\nBy missy June 28, 2011 April 14, 2013 Blog, Crohn's Disease, Rants\nGut Doctor\nI visisted my brand-new gastroenterologist yesterday.\nA recap: I was originally diagnosed with Crohn\u2019s disease in 1997, and had been in medication-free remission since 2003. I had a Crohn\u2019s flare in 2009, and hadn\u2019t found a new gastroenterologist in Floriday yet, so my HMO referred me to Doctor #1. Had a colonoscopy and started on the meds that I know put me in remission (immune-suppressors), although they started me at a lower level. After 3 months, Doc#1 opted to put me on a second medication, Cimzia (one of the new \u201cbiologic\u201d drugs that specifically targets something called Tumor Necrosis Factor Alpha) as well. He said after 6 months, I\u2019d stop with the immunosuppessants.\nTwo years later, Doc#1 never did stop one of the medications. I\u2019m still on both. I had to go in for a visit every three months because he enrolled me in a 10-year clinical study for the Cimzia. Every visit, I complained of dry, grainy eyes (I can\u2019t wear contacts anymore)and horrible cystic acne, among other issues (occasional fatigue and arthritis). All of those things started when I started the Cimzia. He\u2019d always wave them off, or tell me to see a dermatologist and an ophthamologist for additional creams or drops or pills to deal with the side effects. When I said that I still had occasional joint pain (because I probably have permanent joint damage from all the steroids I took when initially diagnosed with Crohn\u2019s). He\u2019d also wave that off, saying things like, \u201cWell, that shouldn\u2019t be happening.\u201d Sometimes he\u2019d act like I was lying. Sometimes he\u2019d even roll his eyes.\nI knew he had a terrible bedside manner, but my last visit took the cake. Once again I complained about the side effects of the Cimzia, and also expressed concern about the long-term possible side effects: cancers, brain injury, even death. He looked me square in the eye and said, \u201cIf you can\u2019t stop worrying about these things, I recommend you seek therapy.\u201d\nAfter making me cry (not for the first time), he left the room. And while I was standing at the counter making my next grueling follow-up appointment with the receptionist, I got to overhear him complaining about me to his staff. Because I\u2019m in remission, and other people aren\u2019t, and I just don\u2019t appreciate the great doctoring he\u2019s done to get me healthy.\nFinally I\u2019d had enough. I went to my HMO to get a new referral to a new gastroenterologist. First they gave me a referral to Doctor #2, but then I got a call from one of the ladies at Doctor #1\u2019s office. Doctor #2, it turns out, is in a different branch of the same practice that Doc#1 is in. She warned me that Doc#1 would most likely discuss my case with Doc#2, since they\u2019d just be handing my records over inside the same practice. So I called the referral folks and asked for someone completely separate.\nGot an appointment set with Doctor #3. Then I went to get a copy of my records from Doc#1. The ladies in his office were very understanding, and didn\u2019t charge me for the big stack of paper. (They\u2019ve always been lovely.) It was an interesting read, to be sure \u2014 nowhere in two years\u2019 worth of records is there a single mention of the side effects I\u2019ve had. There\u2019s also no mention of any joint pain, nor of when I reported that I had a stubborn inner ear infection (when on immune-suppressing drugs, you have to keep a close eye on any infections). There were no mentions of anything \u2014 according to these records, on every visit I was healthy and free of symptoms or side effects, with no problems at all. After reading through everything, I was horrified and angry, but so happy I was going to get another doctor\u2019s opinion.\nI just hoped he\u2019d have a different opinion. I was very nervous to see Doc#3, because for all I knew, he\u2019d agree with everything Doc#1 said, and he\u2019d keep me on what all my research told me was too much unnecessary medication.\nI went over my 14-year Crohn\u2019s history with Doc#3. He asked if I\u2019d ever had a small bowel x-ray, and I told him no, never. He seemed perplexed, and asked again to be sure. Nope, doc, never even heard of a small bowel x-ray. I\u2019ve only ever had colonoscopies.\nI told him about the two medications I\u2019m on. He asked what others I\u2019d tried before taking the Cimzia. I asked, what do you mean? He listed other biologics \u2014 Remicade and Humira \u2014 that apparently people are supposed to start with, because Cimzia is a medication that people move to after others stop working. I told him no, I started with Cimzia.\nThen I told him about the side effects I\u2019ve had ever since starting Cimzia, the horrible embarassing cysts on my face, the gravelly dry eyes, and when I told him that my old doctor advised me to see a shrink, I started to cry.\nI apologized for crying. And Doc#3 quietly put his hand on my arm and said, \u201cYou have nothing to be sorry about.\u201d\nHe told me that the eye problems are absolutely due to the Cimzia. And that he hadn\u2019t heard about cystic acne, but it\u2019s absolutely possible because of the Cimzia, or perhaps the combination of drugs. He told me that for Crohn\u2019s disease, which affects the entire digestive tract (as opposed to ulcerative colitis, which is only in the large intestine), a small bowel x-ray is essential to see if there\u2019s any damage in the small intestine. And he said that if my small intestine looks good, then there\u2019s absolutely no reason I should ever be taking the Cimzia.\nThen he asked if I\u2019d been put in a clinical study for the Cimzia. Yes, I told him \u2014 some 10-year thing. He asked if it was the Secure study. Yeah, that\u2019s the one.\n\u201cTHAT,\u201d he said, \u201cis the reason you\u2019re taking the Cimzia.\u201d\nAnd I burst out crying. Because all of the studies on Crohn\u2019s I\u2019ve read (and I\u2019ve read a lot) made me think that because I respond beautifully to a less dangerous medication, I should never have been put on the Cimzia. That it\u2019s the next step for people who aren\u2019t helped by other medications. But Doc#1 insisted that he knew best, both meds were essential, and that I should remain on the combination of meds \u201cuntil a cure comes along.\u201d\nI dried my face and left with orders for some blood tests and a small bowel x-ray, which I\u2019m doing next week. It\u2019s a 4-hour procedure where you drink barium and then wait for it to make its way down into your innards, then they take snappies of your barium-coated guts. If all that comes back looking good, I\u2019ll be able to go from two dangerous medications down to one, and potentially down to zero at some point in the future. I might be able to wear contact lenses again. And hopefully the acne scars should fade \u2026 in a year or two. I also left feeling like I have a doctor who listens, and who cares about what I think and what I want.\nIn less my-innards news, Scott\u2019s car died in a clanking, clattering, puff-of-smoke way the other day. He knew his clutch was getting squishy, and had just called around to see what it would cost to get a new clutch put in. He was planning on dropping his car off before his tonsillectomy, so they could take their time. But last Thursday, the clutch decided to give up the ghost.\nHe had something like a 3-hour wait for AAA to send a tow truck, and then had some crappy service from the rental car company. But on the plus side, we dropped the rental car off yesterday, and the guy who helped us was the branch manager. He asked how the rental process was, and we both smiled and made \u201cehhh\u201d sounds. Told him about the rental guy who tried to charge us more than we\u2019d reserved for, among other things, and the manager took forty bucks off the bill. Nice!\nScott has his car back, and he says the clutch feels great, but now it\u2019s idling rough. They had to replace a couple of hoses and gaskets and such that were underneath the engine, so we figure something just didn\u2019t get tightened down the right way. I think he\u2019s going to take the car back tomorrow to see if they can get it smoothed out.\nThroat Doctor\nFriday, Scott\u2019s going in for his tonsillectomy. I had my tonsils out when I was five, so I have no real memories of the pain or how long it took to recover. All I remember is that I got an injection in my butt, and that really hurt.\nWe\u2019ve heard a wide variety of stories, but for the most part it sounds like recovery takes longer for adults, becaust they have more nerve endings and blood vessels connecting to the tonsils than kids do. So he\u2019s going to be out on medical leave for 10 days, and we\u2019ll play it by ear if he\u2019s still feeling bad after that. Meanwhile, he has bottles of hydrocodone at the ready, and we\u2019re going out tomorrow to get ice cream, popsicles, protein shakes, and any other cold, soothing thngs we can find.\nI can\u2019t wait to see what kind of writing he gets done. I\u2019ve told him he should write a diary. Neither of us knows how loopy the hydrocodone will make him.\n\u00ab Fortnightly Update & Photodump\nTonsils, X-Rays, Bone Scans! \u00bb\nI am SO glad you were able to find a much better doctor! No one should EVER make you feel the way that your idiot doctor did, much less a \u201cHealth Professional!\u201d ARGH!!!\nHere\u2019s to happier times ahead!! \ud83d\ude42\nFrom the way you described what was going on it\u2019s almost as if something way too unethical was going on with you and Doc #1. That actually kinda makes me angry that doctors can get away with this \u2013 I\u2019ve got a friend who was prescribed a set of anti-depressants that messed him up really bad because the doctor was actually getting paid to prescribe those specific drugs.\nFirst instinct is \u201cWhy isn\u2019t there a lawsuit-a-brewing?\u201d But two things occured afterwards: A) You couldn\u2019t/wouldn\u2019t talk about that anyway on this blog (probably) and B) You\u2019re probably just happy to be rid of the jerk.\nI\u2019m glad you found a better doctor, tho \u2013 Especially one who will listen to you. Cheers to regaining parts of yourself again (re: contacts, scars).\nvery glad you\u2019ve found a doctor with a better bedside manner and likely better ethics. I hope there aren\u2019t any long-term effects.\nThis behavior is unacceptable. I would (as a physician) recommend that you look into filing a complaint with the State Medical Board. I can tell you that when people are conscientious, they tend to think, \u201cMaybe it is me.\u201d rather than \u201cThis guy is an total jackhole.\u201d But the reality is that this doc screwed up badly. The side effects you describe (even the cystic acne) are reported as known complications to alert your doctor of:\n\u201c\u2026problems with vision, weakness in the arms or legs, joint pain, loss of appetite, red scaly patches and/or pus-filled bumps on the skin\u2026\u201d\nSo I would check out this website:\nhttp://ww2.doh.state.fl.us/mqaservices/flhealth_PublicServices.asp\nYou can check to make sure he doesn\u2019t already have a ton of complaints on there too.\nKey phrases to use if you do lodge a complaint: Failure to document known side-effects of experimental drug. Failure to discontinue drug after severe known side-effects occurred.\nI was reading Tim Ferriss\u2019s The 4-Hour Body http://www.fourhourbody.com/. 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        "raw_content": "Black Codes History\nU.S. Black Codes 1865-1866\nIn the United States a black code was one of the numerous laws enacted in the former Confederate states (or former Confederacy) and some Northern states after the American Civil War in 1865 and 1866. The Black Codes limited the civil rights and civil liberties of African Americans.\n\"The Black Code Laws were designed to replace the social controls of slavery that had been removed by the Emancipation Proclamation and the Thirteenth Amendment to the Constitution, and were thus intended to assure continuance of white supremacy.\"\nThe black codes, or Black Code Laws, had their roots in the former slave codes (Slave Code Laws). 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As early as the 17th century, a set of rules was in effect in Virginia and elsewhere; but the codes were constantly being altered to adapt to new needs, and they varied from one colony, and later one state, to another.\nAll the slave codes, however, had certain provisions in common. In all of them the color line was firmly drawn, and any amount of Negro blood established the race of a person, whether slave or free, as Negro. The status of the offspring followed that of the mother, so that the child of a free father and a slave mother was a slave. Slaves had few legal rights: in court their testimony was inadmissible in any litigation involving whites; they could make no contract, nor could they own property; even if attacked, they could not strike a white person. There were numerous restrictions to enforce social control: slaves could not be away from their owner's premises without permission; they could not assemble unless a white person was present; they could not own firearms; they could not be taught to read or write, or transmit or possess \u201cinflammatory\u201d literature; they were not permitted to marry.\nObedience to the slave codes was exacted in a variety of ways. Disobedience and punishment included: whipping, branding, destruction of property, imprisonment, and even death (extreme cases as the rape or murder of a white person). White patrols kept the slaves under surveillance, especially at night. Slave codes were not always strictly enforced, but whenever any signs of unrest were detected the appropriate machinery of the state would be alerted and the laws more strictly enforced.\nThe black codes enacted immediately after the American Civil War, though varying from state to state, were all intended to secure a steady supply of cheap labor, and all continued to assume the inferiority of the freed slaves. There were vagrancy laws that declared a black to be vagrant if unemployed and without permanent residence; a person so defined could be arrested, fined, and bound out for a term of labor if unable to pay the fine. Apprentice laws provided for the \u201chiring out\u201d of orphans and other young dependents to whites, who often turned out to be their former owners. Some states limited the type of property blacks could own, and in others blacks were excluded from certain businesses or from the skilled trades. Former slaves were forbidden to carry firearms or to testify in court, except in cases concerning other blacks. Legal marriage between blacks was provided for, but interracial marriage was prohibited.\nSome common provisions appeared in many of the states' black codes:\nRace was defined by blood; the presence of any amount of black blood made one black\nEmployment was required of all freedmen; violators faced vagrancy charges\nFreedmen could not assemble without the presence of a white person\nFreedmen were assumed to be agricultural workers and their duties and hours were tightly regulated\nFreedmen were not to be taught to read or write\nPublic facilities were segregated\nViolators of these laws were subject to being whipped or branded.\nDeath (extreme cases as the rape or murder of a white person)\nIt was Northern reaction to the black codes (as well as to the bloody anti-black riots in Memphis and New Orleans in 1866) that helped produce Radical Reconstruction and the Fourteenth and Fifteenth amendments (see: Civil War Reconstruction: Amendments and Acts, Reconstruction Era and Civil Rights, and Reconstruction Era). 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        "raw_content": "Everything Hits at Once, Part Two\nThe Songwriters Strike Back\nYou can find Part One right here. No time for love, Dr. Jones. Onward!\nI didn\u2019t do this consciously, but I seem to have kept a veritable who\u2019s who of modern songwriters for this second installment. No disrespect intended to Peter Gabriel, or Bjork, or even Julian Lennon, but the names I\u2019m about to trot out belong on any respectable list of great songsmiths from the last 30 or so years. And we\u2019ll start with one who, in my opinion, ought to be higher on those lists than he usually ranks.\nRyan Adams is, put simply, just incredible. As a pure songwriter, he has it all \u2013 a strong sense of history, a great way with a melody, lyrics that cut to the bone. Take a walk through his solo catalog sometime. You can even leave the Whiskeytown trilogy aside for now \u2013 I know much of his acclaim centers on those three records, and they\u2019re wonderful, but Adams\u2019 solo work has often been just as good, if not better. Cold Roses, Jacksonville City Nights, Easy Tiger, Gold and Heartbreaker are all 100 percent classics to these ears.\nSo what\u2019s the problem? Why is he merely respected, instead of revered? Well, he\u2019s mercurial, he\u2019s inconsistent, and he\u2019s a bit of an asshole. He\u2019s the guy who will write and record a Rock N Roll just to mess with his record company. He\u2019s the guy who will get into fights with people at his shows, and storm off the stage \u2013 in fact, you should never bet on which Ryan will show up at any given concert. Last year, he released a metal album under the name Orion, and a double record of \u201880s-inspired pretty noise with the Cardinals, neither his best work.\nSo he really needed an album like Ashes and Fire, his best and prettiest work since Easy Tiger in 2007. There are no gimmicks with this one. It\u2019s just 11 well-written country-folk songs, played and sung with heart. This is the kind of record that makes things like Orion and Love is Hell sound like diversions \u2013 Adams is so very good at this straightforward, no-frills songcraft that anything else he does feels like a side project.\nAshes and Fire starts with a couple of terrific low-key mid-tempo things, and they connect, particularly the woozy title track. But the third cut begins a series of heartbreakers (no pun intended), stripped-down and lovely. \u201cCome Home\u201d is among his prettiest, and when his all-star backing vocal choir (Norah Jones, Stephen Stills and Adams\u2019 wife Mandy Moore) chime in on the chorus, it\u2019s moving. \u201cDo I Wait\u201d gets me every time I hear it \u2013 Benmont Tench\u2019s organ is exactly what the song needed to take off and fly.\nAdams incorporates a string quartet on several songs, most prominently the brief \u201cChains of Love.\u201d But it\u2019s the subtler arrangement on the lovely \u201cSave Me\u201d that I prefer. In fact, the understated moments on Ashes and Fire (and there are a lot of them) are the best. The record ends with two of them \u2013 \u201cLucky Now,\u201d a classic Adams tale of yearning despair, and \u201cI Love You But I Don\u2019t Know What to Say,\u201d which, despite its title, is a wedding song: \u201cI promise you I will keep you safe from harm, and love you all the rest of our days, when the night is silent and we seem so far away, I love you and I don\u2019t know what to say\u2026\u201d\nAshes and Fire is 11 more reasons Ryan Adams should be considered one of the finest songwriters anywhere. It\u2019s a fragile, down-home, flat-out beautiful little record, and for all the diversity on display in his catalog, this is the stuff he does best. I\u2019m glad to put up with the things he doesn\u2019t do quite as well, if it means we will occasionally get albums like this one.\nBill Mallonee has the opposite problem.\nHis fans \u2013 and I count myself among them \u2013 rightly tout Mallonee as a great songwriter, but he\u2019s almost too consistent. He writes the same kind of great song over and over again, to the point where you know exactly what to expect from a new Mallonee release. It\u2019s been five years since we\u2019ve had a proper one (you know, on CD and everything), but the new The Power and the Glory is just what I thought it would be \u2013 12 well-written Americana songs with ringing guitars and heartland-poetic lyrics.\nTo be fair, I\u2019d already heard most of these songs \u2013 they were released in demo form over the last three years as part of a download-only series called Works (In) Progress Administration. In fact, Mallonee has embraced the Internet in ways many of his contemporaries simply haven\u2019t. His Bandcamp page allows you to hear everything he\u2019s ever done, and allows him to release these songs almost as they come to him \u2013 The Power and the Glory is his ninth release of 2011, and in between that and Permafrost, his last CD, he\u2019s put out 20 digital-only collections.\nBut there\u2019s no getting around the sense that this is the first \u201creal\u201d Mallonee album since 2006, the first one he\u2019s poured precious touring money into pressing up. And it\u2019s very good. Its track list pulls from several volumes of his demo series, but here the songs are fleshed out, played by a rock band at the height of its powers. All of the guitars on this album are Mallonee, and the ringing, enveloping six-string tones take these songs to another place entirely. Every note of this thing says it\u2019s the big one, the record we\u2019ve been waiting for.\nThe lyrics are, of course, tremendous. Mallonee is nothing if not a poet, which may be why he has gravitated recently to Jack Kerouac and the beat generation. He gives them their due in \u201cFrom the Beats Down to the Buddha\u201d: \u201cLowell\u2019s lonely factories, post-war America happily leaving all the brightest and the best, you never felt that understood pounding on your Underwood, you were putting all their alloy to the test\u2026\u201d The wonderful \u201cThe Ghosts That I Run With\u201d references D.B. Cooper: \u201cAnd my parachute, it opened wide, I still see blue sky in my dreams, now it\u2019s mysteries left unsolved on your TV.\u201d That song is about thinking you\u2019ve disappeared without a trace.\nIf there\u2019s one person who gets referenced most often, however, it\u2019s God. \u201cBring You Around\u201d is the prettiest: \u201cAnd that love that walked in here without a sound, it will whisper your name, it\u2019ll take all the blame and bring you around.\u201d \u201cEver Born Into This World\u201d lays Mallonee\u2019s faith bare: \u201cI am saddened for the orphans, for the scared and confused, I am gladdened when the child within each one of use steps forth with his good news, you may come back like a prodigal son to your father\u2019s home, or you may steer clear for a thousand years \u2018till the shepherd finds his own\u2026\u201d\nBut The Power and the Glory runs smack into the same problem every Mallonee album ever has: it all sounds the same after a while. These 12 songs all stick to similar tempos, and the same chord structures, and the same ringing Americana tone. It\u2019s great in small doses, but by the time you\u2019re rounding third in the hour-long effort, you\u2019ll probably want Mallonee to vary it up a little. Song by song, this is great stuff, though, and for a lover of physical objects like me, it\u2019s nice to have another Mallonee title to slide onto the shelf. He\u2019ll probably do exactly this kind of thing until he dies. If you liked him before, you\u2019ll like this. If you\u2019ve never heard him, start here. It\u2019s as good an entry point as any.\nFor a slightly more ecstatic review, check out my friend Carl Simmons\u2019 blog here. He\u2019ll be unhappy with next week\u2019s column, so I\u2019m trying to get in his good graces now.\nIf you\u2019d asked me for a list of my favorite songwriters in 1995, Matthew Sweet would definitely have been on it.\nThat was his heyday, the Girlfriend\u2013Altered Beast\u2013100% Fun years, when he could do no wrong. Every album was chock full of sharp tunes with indelible melodies, the guitars \u2013 many of them played by the great Robert Quine \u2013 were loud and thick, the harmonies lighter than air. Sweet made a string of fantastic pop records, all the way through 1999\u2019s In Reverse, and then kind of\u2026 went away for a bit.\nWhen he returned, he came back stranger. These days, it takes me three listens, minimum, to every new Matthew Sweet album to decide whether I like it, or I think it\u2019s a mess. His albums now feature the oddest production you\u2019re likely to hear \u2013 hard stereo panning, backwards noises, arrangements that seem like they\u2019re going to fall apart any second. All of this sometimes obscures the songs, which is a shame, since Sweet remains a gifted pop songwriter.\nHis new one, Modern Art, keeps the streak going. These 12 songs are, for the most part, splendid. But it will take you some time to discover this, as the off-putting \u201cpsychedelic\u201d production will keep distracting your ears. \u201cShe Walks the Night\u201d is a great example. This is a tune that could have fit on Girlfriend, a free-flowing, Byrds-y ditty with a delightful chorus. But if the weird backwards vocal technique isn\u2019t enough to confuse you, at about the 2:30 mark everything drops away for a bizarre interlude that stops things short.\nSome of these tunes are left alone. \u201cWhen Love Lets Go I\u2019m Falling\u201d is as lovely as you\u2019d hope, its straightforward recording doing it every favor in the world. But bouts of weirdness like \u201cMy Ass is Grass\u201d serve to drag this thing down somewhat. It\u2019s still a collection of strong songs from a guy I hope never stops writing them. But I\u2019d like to hear what these tunes would sound like recorded live. Sweet\u2019s voice is in top form, and his songwriting hasn\u2019t suffered. I just wish it didn\u2019t take so much work to hear those attributes on Modern Art.\nThe new Bangles album, Sweetheart of the Sun, is probably closer to how longtime fans remember Matthew Sweet records. There\u2019s a reason for that \u2013 Sweet produced it, the band recorded it at his home studio, and Sweet plays and sings on it. But don\u2019t let that fool you into thinking that this is a Sweet album under another name. No way. The Bangles reunion is the real deal, and this album is fabulous.\nThe Bangles are down to a trio now, with the departure of bassist Michael Steele \u2013 it\u2019s Susanna Hoffs and the Peterson sisters now. Sweetheart is their first album in eight years, and all three of them brought their A-game. They all contribute splendid, sunny songs to this record, and play them like a band reinvigorated. Check out Debbi Peterson\u2019s \u201cBall N Chain,\u201d a rocker of the highest order \u2013 the double-time drums, the barely-audible pounding piano, the backing vocals (\u201cdragging me down\u201d), everything clicks. It\u2019s just awesome.\nI have no idea why Hoffs\u2019 fantastic \u201cI\u2019ll Never Be Through With You\u201d isn\u2019t a worldwide hit right now. It\u2019s a pop classic \u2013 I could imagine this song coming from Carole King, and ringing down the halls of the Brill Building. The textured recording is beautiful, Hoffs\u2019 emotional voice blending with her bandmates atop Greg Liesz\u2019 marvelous lap steel lines. It\u2019s one of the best pop singles of the year, and I can\u2019t figure out why the world has been indifferent to it.\nThe rest of the album is similarly excellent. Vicki Peterson\u2019s \u201cCircle in the Sky\u201d is a strummed delight, and her \u201cWhat a Life\u201d is a quick-step powerhouse. The three Bangles harmonize like birds on the low-key \u201cThrough Your Eyes,\u201d which almost reminds me of Crosby, Stills and Nash. And they take a pair of fun trips through others\u2019 songs: John Carter\u2019s \u201cSweet and Tender Romance,\u201d here given a garage-rock treatment, and Todd Rundgren\u2019s \u201cOpen My Eyes,\u201d which closes the record. (It\u2019s a Nazz song. Super bonus points for reaching that far back into the man\u2019s catalog.)\nI can\u2019t say I\u2019d written off the Bangles. I just hadn\u2019t thought about them in years. But Sweetheart of the Sun brought them right back onto my radar screen. This is a wonderful pop record, loud and proud and melodic and graceful and just plain awesome. If you\u2019re like me, you probably haven\u2019t given this band much consideration in a while either. Trust me, this album will change that. Check it out.\nAnd finally, a guy who has written more great pop songs in the past 15 years than almost anyone.\nYes, before you ask, the fact that Ben Folds has just released a career retrospective makes me feel very, very old. I\u2019ve been with him since the beginning \u2013 I bought the self-titled Ben Folds Five debut on a recommendation from Chris L\u2019Etoile in 1995, and loved it immediately. I\u2019ve seen Ben in concert more than just about any other act, except maybe the Lost Dogs. I\u2019ve breathlessly anticipated everything he\u2019s ever done, and felt the joy of the triumphs (Whatever and Ever Amen, Rockin\u2019 the Suburbs, the new Lonely Avenue) and the pain of the stumbles (I still can\u2019t get into Way to Normal at all). It\u2019s been a great ride.\nSo here is The Best Imitation of Myself, a three-disc collection that looks back over his work since 1992. Normally I leave these things on the shelf, but Folds has done it right \u2013 he\u2019s matched up a best-of with two discs of unreleased live tracks and rarities. (Not to mention the 55 other tunes available online.) This is absolutely worth the money, and over almost four hours, it plainly states the case: Ben Folds is one of the finest pop musicians of his time.\nStart with the first disc, the best-of. I\u2019m just going to list off some of the titles. \u201cAnnie Waits.\u201d \u201cPhilosophy.\u201d \u201cLanded.\u201d \u201cDon\u2019t Change Your Plans.\u201d \u201cThe Luckiest.\u201d \u201cSmoke.\u201d \u201cStill Fighting It.\u201d And yes, even \u201cBrick.\u201d These are immortal songs, and \u201cFrom Above,\u201d a highlight of Lonely Avenue, last year\u2019s collaboration with Nick Hornby, fits right alongside them. This is an unbelievable songwriter\u2019s legacy, and the fact that I can come up with at least a dozen other songs that should have been here is further testament. The disc includes the strings version of \u201cLanded\u201d and a live recording of \u201cSmoke\u201d with the West Australian Symphony Orchestra, to my delight.\nThe first disc ends with \u201cHouse,\u201d the first new Ben Folds Five song in 12 years. There\u2019s little that could live up to that, and \u201cHouse\u201d barely tries. It\u2019s just a nice little song, with not much on its mind. Go in expecting that, and you\u2019ll be happy with it. Me, I\u2019m looking forward to the Five\u2019s new album, which is reportedly in progress. They sound comfortable together here, like old times, and even more so on the two other new tracks on disc three. (We\u2019ll get there.)\nThe second disc is all live, and it\u2019s fan-freaking-tastic. Its first six tracks are half of that Ben Folds Five live album we\u2019ve been needing for a while \u2013 they jam through \u201cJulianne\u201d and \u201cSong for the Dumped,\u201d and lay down pretty renditions of \u201cMess\u201d and \u201cMagic,\u201d two highlights from the underrated The Unauthorized Biography of Reinhold Messner. From there, Folds takes the stage himself \u2013 we get live takes of \u201cZak and Sara,\u201d the great \u201cAll You Can Eat,\u201d \u201cEffington,\u201d the overlooked \u201cSentimental Guy,\u201d and \u201cPicture Window,\u201d one of the most heart-rending Lonely Avenue songs.\nWe welcome the West Australian Symphony Orchestra back for a gloriously sad \u201cFred Jones Part 2,\u201d and Rufus Wainwright takes the mic for a cover of \u201cCareless Whisper.\u201d (Yes, the Wham song.) The Five makes a brief return on \u201cArmy\u201d and \u201cThe Battle of Who Could Care Less.\u201d And there\u2019s a version of \u201cLong Tall Texan\u201d unlike any you\u2019ve ever heard. The disc ends with \u201cNot the Same,\u201d and actually closes out on the trademark audience vocals, which are always pretty amazing to experience.\nThe third disc is the gem, though. We get to hear demos of \u201cBest Imitation of Myself\u201d and \u201cBoxing,\u201d and an unreleased four-track song called \u201cRocky.\u201d We get to hear how \u201cJulianne\u201d and \u201cEvaporated\u201d would have sounded on the Five\u2019s aborted first album. (Based on this, it was a good call to scrap those sessions. They\u2019re not bad takes, they just lack all sense of energy.) We get \u201cAmelia Bright,\u201d a song recorded for the Five\u2019s unfinished fourth album in 2000. We get a set of demos from the same year, including the unreleased \u201cBreak Up at Food Court\u201d and the great \u201cWandering,\u201d which deserved wider acclaim.\nWe get Ben\u2019s take on the Postal Service\u2019s \u201cSuch Great Heights.\u201d We get an alternate take of \u201cTime,\u201d another forgotten highlight from Songs for Silverman. We get \u201cBecause the Origami,\u201d the best song from his \u201c8in8\u201d collaboration with Amanda Palmer, Neil Gaiman and Damian Kulash. We also get his infamous cover of \u201cBitches Ain\u2019t Shit,\u201d in case you didn\u2019t have that already, and two songs from previously-released compilations.\nBut I know what you want to hear about. Yes, we also get two new Ben Folds Five tunes, although neither is technically new. \u201cTell Me What I Did\u201d was written for the fourth Five album, and never recorded until now. It\u2019s a fun stomper with a cool synth line in the middle, and it\u2019s nice to hear these three play with such abandon again. And closer \u201cStumblin\u2019 Home Winter Blues\u201d is a tune drummer Darren Jessee wrote for his Hotel Lights project. This version is fuller and brighter, but no less beautiful. It\u2019s a nice way to fade out.\nSo yeah, if you\u2019re one of those people not yet sold on Ben Folds, pick this up. It does exactly what a retrospective should: it lays out every reason you\u2019d need to become a lifelong fan, and it leaves you wanting more. It\u2019s a perfect window into Folds\u2019 snarky, sincere, brilliant little world. And once you visit, you\u2019re gonna want to stay.\nWhew! Next week, just one record \u2013 I\u2019ll finally deliver that full-fledged Quiet Company review. After that, there\u2019s Coldplay, Tom Waits, Brian Wilson, a metal spectacular, and two more installments of God Save the Queen, if I can get to them before year\u2019s end. 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        "raw_content": "Three Without a Theme\nNew Ones From Garbage, Tom Odell and Miles Nielsen\nI was an angry young man, and I listened to angry young music.\nI\u2019ve talked at length here about my teenage metalhead years, during which bands like Megadeth and Testament gave me an outlet for my adolescent rage. But when that phase was over (and I say \u201cover\u201d like I\u2019m not still into all that great stuff), I was a twenty-something in the 1990s, the decade where the angry, the sad and the depressing became mainstream. It was the decade when the word \u201calternative\u201d ceased to have any meaning at all \u2013 bands like Alice in Chains became superstars, riding the wave of Nirvana\u2019s out-of-nowhere blockbuster Nevermind.\nAnd I sank right into that music. I couldn\u2019t get enough darkness, even in my sunny pop music. Which is exactly why Garbage worked for me when they appeared in 1995. I was only happy when it rained, and the songs on Garbage\u2019s first album married grey sentiments like that with jaunty, memorable electro-pop. The band was originally a studio creation convened by Butch Vig, who had produced Nevermind, but audiences responded so strongly that they decided to become a real touring band.\nTwenty-one years later, they\u2019re still together and still kicking. Their sixth album, Strange Little Birds, is the darkest one they have made, and I think 22-year-old me would have loved it. For the first time, the music is routinely as gloomy as Shirley Manson\u2019s lyrics, which means they\u2019ve jettisoned the tension that used to define them. In its place is just\u2026 bleakness, and I\u2019m finding as I get older that bleakness isn\u2019t at (or near) the top of my list of favorite qualities. I\u2019m a happier person, and I\u2019m actually kind of sad that Manson isn\u2019t.\nThroughout Strange Little Birds (and in fact throughout the Garbage catalog), Manson is insecure, lonely, angry and very often hopeless. Album opener \u201cSometimes\u201d circles around these words: \u201cSometimes I feel so jealous, sometimes I feel so insecure, sometimes I feel like I vanished in thin air, sometimes I feel I\u2019m not there.\u201d \u201cEmpty\u201d is another in a long line of Garbage songs about obsession: \u201cI\u2019m so empty, you\u2019re all I think about.\u201d \u201cEmpty\u201d is the first single for a reason \u2013 it\u2019s one of the very few that marries its desperate lyrics with upbeat, propulsive music.\nThe rest of this record mostly crawls forward on its stomach, getting down in the muck. You can imagine what songs called \u201cNight Drive Loneliness\u201d and \u201cEven Though Our Love is Doomed\u201d sound like. The production is amazing, as always \u2013 when Garbage decides to set an oppressive mood, they really set one. The pulsing synths on \u201cMagnetized,\u201d for instance, give Manson a dark cloud to sink back into: \u201cYou bring your light, I\u2019ll bring my pain, you bring your joy, I\u2019ll bring my shame.\u201d The sound is impeccable, the band still refining the rock-pop-electronic formula they invented.\nI just wish there were more joy here. I\u2019m not sure why I would expect any \u2013 nothing this band has ever done would lead me to that idea. But while Garbage has shaded darker, I\u2019ve been seeking out more light. I hope making records like Strange Little Birds is cathartic for the band, particularly Manson. When she reaches for glimmers of hope, as she does on the epic \u201cSo We Can Stay Alive,\u201d it\u2019s even cathartic for me. But I find that I need music like this less these days. Strange Little Birds is a beautiful-sounding, bleak little thing, and while 20 years ago I would have nodded along in solidarity with its lonely, bitter sentiments, now they make me want to give Manson a hug and tell her that it gets better.\nTom Odell is 25 years old, so I can forgive a little more melodramatic depression from him. He was a mere 22 when he gave us Long Way Down, his remarkable debut album. The highlight of that record for me was \u201cCan\u2019t Pretend,\u201d as dramatic a song as has ever been written about love withering on the vine. It was a marvelous calling card \u2013 Odell has a big, bold voice, and his piano-driven songs give him ample opportunity to use that voice to its fullest.\nIn some ways, I like his second album, Wrong Crowd, better. It\u2019s a more mature album, its songs of love and loss more subtle and full. There\u2019s nothing here that captures me the way \u201cCan\u2019t Pretend\u201d did, but there are plenty of riches, and the production is less kid-with-a-piano and more journeyman tunesmith. It\u2019s a progression that usually takes more than a couple years, and to hear Odell pulling it off so quickly is gratifying. He\u2019s definitely one to watch.\nWrong Crowd does jettison the fun, though, in search of more meaningful pop music. Gone is the ivory-pounding likes of \u201cHold Me,\u201d and in their place is a mellower, prettier, more considered brand of Tom Odell. Second song \u201cMagnetized\u201d is as rowdy as this gets, and it\u2019s more of a slow build to a big chorus. \u201cIt\u2019s not right, I\u2019m magnetized to someone who don\u2019t feel it,\u201d he sings over pianos, drum rolls and handclaps, and it\u2019s the album\u2019s best hands-to-the-sky moment. As an army of Tom Odells sings \u201cshe keeps me hanging on,\u201d you might think Wrong Crowd will turn out to be more fun than it eventually does.\nBut there\u2019s nothing wrong with the direction Odell does take. \u201cConstellations\u201d is gorgeous, a song about a magical moment in time: \u201cIt\u2019s the same old constellations of stars up in the sky, but yeah, I\u2019ve got a feeling they\u2019re gonna look different tonight.\u201d This one is just Odell, his piano and some lush strings, and while I might wish it were even sparser, it works. \u201cSparrow\u201d is a highlight, a circular, constantly growing lullaby, and \u201cStill Getting Used to Being On My Own\u201d sways with a newfound soulful influence. \u201cSilhouette\u201d sounds like an attempt to make a British mid-tempo dance-pop song, with a computer beat and strings.\nThroughout it all, Odell\u2019s voice remains vast and strong, lending this whole album cohesion and character. Wrong Crowd isn\u2019t quite the out-of-the-park follow-up I was hoping for, but it is a step in some confident new directions for this young songwriter. He\u2019s still using lines like \u201cI never believed from the day that I met you that a loser like me could ever get you,\u201d but if he keeps growing at the rate he has been, I\u2019m excited to see the kind of songs he writes in his 40s. In the meantime, Wrong Crowd is a fine pop record, a worthy successor to a great debut, and one I\u2019ll no doubt be coming back to for years.\nFinally this week, we have Miles Nielsen.\nI said I would mention more about him this week, after seeing him and his band the Rusted Hearts deliver a tremendous set at the Two Brothers Summer Festival here. I may be underselling how great they were \u2013 they were easily the highlight of the day\u2019s lineup, playing complex Americana-tinged rock songs arranged for six very tight musicians. Miles, as you may have figured out, is the son of Cheap Trick\u2019s Rick Nielsen, but he doesn\u2019t trade on that, and gets no mileage from it. His work couldn\u2019t be farther from the lick-driven rock of his dad\u2019s band.\nMany of the songs Nielsen played last week were taken from his third album, Heavy Metal. It\u2019s also his best album, and you can hear how much he and the band put into it. These ten songs are strong, lived-in, smartly arranged and memorable. There\u2019s a strong Tom Petty influence here, particularly on songs like \u201cSimple Times,\u201d but Nielsen throws some curve balls, like the Beatlesque bridge of \u201cHoneybee\u201d (complete with clarinets) or the Allman Brothers guitars of \u201cStrangers.\u201d\nNielsen\u2019s been on a steady trajectory toward something as good as Heavy Metal for years, and I\u2019m quite glad that he and his band took the time and spent the money on this. 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        "raw_content": "Well said. Why did those who advocate for gay marriage, etc. take vows promising obedience if they didn\u2019t intend to obey? We are to follow such deceivers?\nCheryl Rink says:\nI agree Kay. Those having been and being ordained agree to follow the Book of Discipline but choose which parts to follow. What good are their vows. If the BOD is changed in 2016, this life-long Methodist will have a big decision to make. That\u2019s not being hateful in any way except to hate the watering down of the Word of God.\nIf you do not want a \u201cgay-free\u201d church why single them out? Why this obsession with the issue? Certainly divorce is unarguably harmful to the church and its members but we find a way to minister to them without\nsingling them out.\nThose who \u201csingle out\u201d GLBT persons are those pushing for same-sex marriage and affirmation of homosexual behavior. Were it not for the challenge posed by the pro-gay ideology, the church could continue in ministry toward GLBT persons as it does toward those involved in divorce and other sexual sins. The obsession is on the part of those lobbying hard for same-sex marriage and the ordination of practicing homosexuals.\nTom, that is a great response to \u201cJay\u201d. Evangelicals are not the ones tearing the UMC apart. Those who are violating the BOD (Social Principles has nothing to do with it) with impunity who have and are doing the deed.\nRead the book of disciple. They were singled out in 1972\u2026why?\nI wasn\u2019t there, but I understand that there was a movement underway in the general boards and agencies of the church to promote the practice of homosexuality as a valid option for Christians. I would recommend Karen Booth\u2019s book, \u201cForgetting How to Blush,\u201d which is a heavily researched historical analysis of how the UMC ended up with the position that it has. All of the changes in the Book of Discipline since 1972 have been a reaction to attempts by those promoting the affirmation of homosexual behavior to get around the church\u2019s position.\nSkip Jordan says:\nI spent the early years of my \u2018official\u2019 church journey (i.e., baptized into the community of Christ known as the church) as a lay member of a United Methodist Church. I left after 13 years and joined an MCC church. I did not leave specifically because of the Discipline\u2019s words about homosexuality, but I discovered that I was called and have been ordained MCC clergy for 9 years or so. It was always my understanding that lay members were never required to agree with everything in the Discipline to be a member in good standing. I presume clergy come under a different set of standards. But calling those of us in the LGBT community as \u201cPro-Gay\u201d is quite dismissive, and here is the reason: we do not believe the Bible condemns homosexuality. Indeed, most people in the LGBT community believe that God created everything about them (us), including their (our) sexuality. Anyone who is willing to offer blanket condemnation of something that has been created and blessed by God can only benefit from those who pray for that same God to forgive them THAT sin.\nThe ones who teach doctrines contrary to what Paul and the Holy Spirit wrote are the ones causing division. We are commanded to avoid them in Romans 16:17.\nMary Chambers says:\nThis issue has been chewed on from decades even back in the 50\u2019s at general conference. It seems that Christians today make Christ and the Bible fit their plans rather than the historically Christ and the Bible changing our plans and lives. I was Methodist before I was born and am the daughter of a United Methodist Minister. I prayed as a child for the church to split because even as a child I saw 2 factions at work that cause and continue to cause discord. Let the liberal faction have their way BUT go their own way. Those of us who are evangelical will stay our course and pray that the eyes of the blind will see.\nIf God created homosexuality, did He create pedophilia? Pedophiles would also say they were born the way they are.\nThank you for your reflections here. I was very disappointed by Bishop Dyck\u2019s blog. It was not worthy of a bishop of the UMC, and does not represent the views of my evangelical friends.",
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        "raw_content": "Ambrose Bierce in his Devil\u2019s dictionary describes a lawyer as someone who is skilled in the \u2018circumvention of the law\u2019. The notion of a lawyer who is adept at finding \u2018loopholes\u2019 in the system is a popular one in our country too but we cannot deny that to one up the law one must know the law. From writers to politicians to freedom fighters, lawyers have donned many hats. Mahatma Gandhi, Dr Rajendra Prasad, Franz Kafka and Abraham Lincoln \u2013 all these were lawyers.\nLaw is one of the popular career choices in our country for a long time. Those whose families have been into the profession for generations in India usually opt to study law too. However, to become a lawyer it is not mandatory to have a family background in law neither is it necessary that you belong to an affluent family. Anyone can choose to study law as long as one has the passion for it.\nTraditionally, students could specialise in either civil or criminal laws. 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The five year course is meant for those who want to take up law as a career \u2013 be it as a litigator, or any other kind of legal professional.\nThe LLB course is regulated by the Bar Council of India which sets rules and regulations regarding legal practice in the country. Any specialisation is done at masters, MPhil or PhD stage. A higher degree helps candidates get jobs in academics.\nA candidate can start preparing for law entrance exam conducted at national level for 5 years\u2019 BA LLB at various National Law Schools soon after completing the senior secondary exam. The national law entrance exam, CLAT (Combined Law Admission Test) basically tests the student\u2019s general english, legal aptitude, general awareness, logical skills, etc.\nSome universities which offer the three years\u2019 LLB conduct entrance exam which have a syllabus on the same lines.\nLaw is a career which requires loads of patience and logical skills. 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The student must talk to the authorities and find out the specific policies on scholarship from respective universities. Students can also opt to take a bank loan or apply for various scholarships that are offered from time to time.\nThere are a plethora of opportunities for a law graduate. One can either practice as an advocate in a court of law or work with corporate firms. By clearing exams conducted by Public Service Commissions, a law graduate can become a judge. After gaining experience, a law graduate can hope to become Solicitor General, a Public Prosecutor or offer services to government departments and ministries. One can also work as a legal adviser for various organisations. Teaching in colleges, working with NGOs and working as a reporter for newspapers and television channels are other attractive options.\nWhereas a lawyer who wishes to start practicing in a court can get a stipend of Rs 5000 to Rs 40,000 depending upon the advocate he is associated with, a law graduate working with Legal Process Outsourcing receives can earn attractive salary in the range of Rs 20,000 and Rs 50,000. It is a very high paying profession, but dfepends largely on the calibre, popularity and success of the candidate. The college you graduate from is another factor.\nAn acute shortage of qualified lawyers has been a major problem in India. The Bar Council of India has often expressed its concern that young lawyers do not join the Bar. There are nearly ten lakh lawyers in India but according to law experts only 20 per cent of them can be considered fit enough to practice law in courts. Several law schools like NLSU, NALSAR were established to increase the level of legal education and produce skilled lawyers to meet the requirement.\nHowever, India is a country with one of the highest litigation rates among its population and Sir Ivor Jennings termed the Indian Constitution \u201ca lawyer\u2019s paradise.\u201d Talented lawyers will never have to worry about their income.\nTalks are on to expand the scope for legal practice in India and open the gates for law firms from outside India. Law graduates can expect better job opportunities when foreign law firms start their operations in India. LPOs have started to recruit young law graduates for their processes dealing in US laws or UK laws. Legal education has been liberalised and for that reason professionals from various other disciplines too are interested to do short term courses in law which ultimately will help to raise the standard of legal awareness.\nLegal education in India is similar to the one in Britain. Whereas several universities in UK offer legal education to Indian students, Indian students quite enjoy working in the UK wherein they receive attractive salary packages. A recent trend has been that students from India study in law colleges in the USA and receive attractive jobs after completion of the course. Harvard Law School, Yale University, Australia National University, etc. are some attractive options for Indian law students these days.\nLawyers like other professionals such as doctors and chartered accountants require experience to polish their skills and become valuable for their clients. Therefore, it is time which helps a lawyer become effective. Candidates determined to succeed in the profession have to be patient in the initial phase of their career. However, there is no limit to success and money as well as power for a lawyer. 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        "raw_content": "Bachelor of Journalism, 1991; Doctor of Civil Law, 2010\n\u201cI was a poor, young Mennonite woman from the Prairies with little children. I was of no account to the world. I was nothing.\u201d\nThat could so easily be the beginning of a novel. But it is not. It is Miriam Toews talking about who she was when she arrived at King\u2019s to study journalism in 1990. Who she is today is astonishingly different.\nToday, Miriam is a celebrated author and winner of, among other awards, the Governor General\u2019s Award; The Margaret Laurence Award for Fiction; CBC\u2019s Canada Reads \u2013 and those are just for her novel, A Complicated Kindness. There are five other novels and a list of other awards, including the Writers\u2019 Trust Fellowship, that would make most writers swoon.\nIn a release from the Writer\u2019s Trust, Miriam is described as a writer who \u201chas the unique ability to generate humour alongside heartache, enlivening life\u2019s dark moments with her quick offhand wit.\u201d\nFor Miriam, it is all about telling stories.\n\u201cAll of my life I\u2019d been looking for my form of expression, that necessity of self expression, of creating art and telling stories,\u201d she says. \u201cWhen I was a kid I didn\u2019t know how I was going to do that \u2026 studying journalism was the impetus for me to realize that I did want to tell stories. I loved it. I had great encouragement from my teachers. Talking to other people and finding out what it means to be human was encouraged. It was a worthy thing to do - noble, good work - That is what journalism is and that is what writing fiction is.\u201d\nShe remembers one professor, Ian Wiseman, who told her she could be a journalist but, as she recalls it, he then challenged her. \u201cHe said, what I really should do is go back to my ramshackle home in Winnipeg and just write fiction. And he was right.\u201d\nBut she didn\u2019t know it at the time. After graduating, Miriam ended up at CBC in Winnipeg where she made radio documentaries.\n\u201cI was working on a documentary about mothers on welfare and I had been a mother on welfare. I wanted to write about that. I thought I could do a better job showing that world through the freedom of fiction.\u201d\nThat freedom allowed her to write her first book, Summer of My Amazing Luck, the story of Lucy van Alstyne, a single mom on the dole. Miriam was beginning to find her voice.\n\u201cI\u2019ve always been obsessed with my own wonky activism, you know, social justice. There\u2019s probably a theme through my work about the individual versus the system, whatever the system is. It could be welfare or fundamentalism or the mental health care system. And that was my obsession in journalism as well as when I first started writing. It was my job in journalism or fiction to defeat the power structure.\u201d\nMiriam adds with a laugh, \u201cI haven\u2019t been successful yet.\u201d\nBut there are more books to come, and Miriam will use her skills to keep up the fight. \u201cIt could be with jokes, making fun of it or exploring it in the most heart breaking way,\u201d she says. \u201cAnd it started right here in Halifax.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "Richard (Dick) Dabney was assigned to pilot training at Reese AFB, Lubbock, TX, after graduating from OCS. His first daughter, Kathy, was born at Lackland, during OCS. Second daughter, Karen, was born at Reese AFB, during pilot training.\nHe remembers that his was the first pilot training class (64-C) to fly the T-38. It was a brand new airplane then, and a blast to fly.\nAfter graduating from pilot training the next assignment was Luke AFB for advanced fighter training in F-100s. Then on to RAF Wethersfield in England in 1964. This was a three year tour with lots of TDYs to Aviano, Wheelus, Cigli, etc. He also played ALO/FAC with the US Army in Germany, because at that time the USAF didn\u2019t have full time ALOs attached to Brigades.\nIn 1967 he received orders to Phan Rang, Vietnam, a concurrent overseas tour. Sharon stayed in her home state of North Dakota while he was in Vietnam for a year. He flew 301 combat missions in F-100s in Vietnam. He was shot down once but managed to land (prang) the airplane down, on fire, on the runway at Bien Hoa. Great fun in those days. \u201cWe were all in our 20s.\u201d\nIn 1968 he went to Nellis AFB and became an F-111 IP. Lots of stories there. The F-111 was known as the TFX then and there was lots of controversy about the airplane. In 1972 he was sent to Takhli, Thailand and flew for 42 combat missions in the F-111. This was a 5 month TDY out of Nellis.\nIn 1973 he was sent to General Dynamics, Ft. Worth as USAF F-111 acceptance pilot, then in 1975 to Kirtland AFB in Albuquerque as flight ops type at Air Force Contract Management Division. His last assignment was to Osan AB, Korea in 1978.\nHe came home in 1979 and retired in 1980. He then got into real estate in Albuquerque and has been involved with that for 23 years now. He will retire second time soon, he hopes.\nHe and Sharon have been married 42 years and have two daughters and 4 grandkids. He is 62 years old now, with no serious physical problems. Sharon is doing well too. So life is good.",
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        "raw_content": "Kagazragore 1\nMy grandmother used to speak of Klansmen riding through Louisiana at night, how she could see their white robes shimmering in the dark, how black people hid in bayous to escape them. Before her time, during Reconstruction, Ku Klux Klan members believed they could scare superstitious black people out of their newly won freedom. They wore terrifying costumes but were not exactly hiding \u2014 many former slaves recognized bosses and neighbors under their white sheets. They were haunting in masks, a seen yet unseen terror. In addition to killing and beating black people, they often claimed to be the ghosts of dead Confederate soldiers.\nYou could argue, of course, that there are no ghosts of the Confederacy, because the Confederacy is not yet dead. The stars and bars live on, proudly emblazoned on T-shirts and license plates; the pre-eminent symbol of slavery, the flag itself, still flies on the grounds of South Carolina\u2019s Capitol. The killing has not stopped either, as shown by the deaths of nine black people in a church in Charleston this week. The suspected gunman, who is white and was charged with nine counts of murder on Friday, is said to have told their Bible-study group: \u201cYou rape our women, and you are taking over our country. And you have to go.\u201d\nMedia outlets have been reluctant to classify the Charleston shooting as terrorism, despite how eerily it echoes our country\u2019s history of terrorism. American-bred terrorism originated in order to restrict the movement and freedom of newly liberated black Americans who, for the first time, began to gain an element of political power. The Ku Klux Klan Act, which would in part, lawmakers hoped, suppress the Klan through the use of military force, was one of America\u2019s first pieces of antiterrorism legislation. When it became federal law in 1871, nine South Carolina counties were placed under martial law, and scores of people were arrested. The Charleston gunman\u2019s fears \u2014 of black men raping white women, of black people taking over the country \u2014 are the same fears that were felt by Klansmen, who used violence and intimidation to control communities of freed blacks.\nEven with these parallels, we still hear endless speculation about the Charleston shooter\u2019s motives. Gov. Nikki Haley of South Carolina wrote in a Facebook post that \u201cwhile we do not yet know all of the details, we do know that we\u2019ll never understand what motivates anyone to enter one of our places of worship and take the life of another.\u201d Despite reports of the killer declaring his racial hatred before shooting members of the prayer group, his motives are inscrutable. Even after photos surfaced of the suspected shooter wearing a jacket decorated with the flags of Rhodesia and apartheid-era South Africa and leaning against a car with Confederate-flag plates, tangible proof of his alignment with violent, segregationist ideology, his actions remained supposedly indecipherable. A Seattle Times tweet (now deleted) asked if the gunman was \u201cconcentrated evil or a sweet kid,\u201d The Wall Street Journal termed him a \u201cloner\u201d and Charleston\u2019s mayor called him a \u201cscoundrel,\u201d yet the seemingly obvious designations \u2014 murderer, thug, terrorist, killer, racist \u2014 are nowhere to be found.\nThis is the privilege of whiteness: While a terrorist may be white, his violence is never based in his whiteness. A white terrorist has unique, complicated motives that we will never comprehend. He can be a disturbed loner or a monster. He is either mentally ill or pure evil. The white terrorist exists solely as a dyad of extremes: Either he is humanized to the point of sympathy or he is so monstrous that he almost becomes mythological. Either way, he is never indicative of anything larger about whiteness, nor is he ever a garden-variety racist. He represents nothing but himself. A white terrorist is anything that frames him as an anomaly and separates him from the long, storied history of white terrorism.\nI\u2019m always struck by this hesitance not only to name white terrorism but to name whiteness itself during acts of racial violence. In a recent New York Times article on the history of lynching, the victims are repeatedly described as black. Not once, however, are the violent actors described as they are: white. Instead, the white lynch mobs are simply described as \u201ca group of men\u201d or \u201ca mob.\u201d In an article about racial violence, this erasure of whiteness is absurd. The race of the victims is relevant, but somehow the race of the killers is incidental. If we\u2019re willing to admit that race is a reason blacks were lynched, why are we unwilling to admit that race is a reason whites lynched them? In his remarks following the Charleston shooting, President Obama mentioned whiteness only once \u2014 in a quotation from the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. intended to encourage interracial harmony. Obama vaguely acknowledged that \u201cthis is not the first time that black churches have been attacked\u201d but declined to state who has attacked these churches. His passive language echoes this strange vagueness, a reluctance to even name white terrorism, as if black churches have been attacked by some disembodied force, not real people motivated by a racist ideology whose roots stretch past the founding of this country.\nI understand the comfort of this silence. If white violence is unspoken and unacknowledged, if white terrorists are either saints or demons, we don\u2019t have to grapple with the much more complicated reality of racial violence. In our time, racialized terror no longer announces itself in white hoods and robes. You can be a 21-year-old who has many black Facebook friends and tells harmless racist jokes and still commit an act of horrifying racial violence. We cannot separate ourselves from the monsters because the monsters don\u2019t exist. The monsters have been human all along.\nWASHINGTON \u2014 AFTER a terrorist attack like the one in Florida on Sunday, one of the first questions people always ask is: Why? Why would someone take the lives of innocent civilians who are total strangers? That is a question to which I have long sought an answer. But my search has led me instead to another question: Is an answer even possible?\nTo try to figure out why terrorists do what they do, researchers at the think tank New America and I reviewed court records in more than 300 cases of people charged with jihadist terrorism in the United States since Sept. 11, 2001, ranging from relatively trivial cases, like sending small sums of money to a foreign terrorist organization, to very serious ones, like murder. I have also spoken to terrorists\u2019 families and friends and even, in some cases, to the terrorists themselves.\nThe easy explanation \u2014 that jihadist terrorists in the United States are \u201cmad\u201d or \u201cbad\u201d \u2014 proved simply wrong. Around one in 10 had mental health problems, below the incidence in the general population. Nor were they typically career criminals: Twelve percent had served time in prison, compared with about 11 percent of the American male population.\nI found that the perpetrators were generally motivated by a mix of factors, including militant Islamist ideology; dislike of American foreign policy in the Muslim world; a need to attach themselves to an ideology or organization that gave them a sense of purpose; and a \u201ccognitive opening\u201d to militant Islam that often was precipitated by personal disappointment, like the death of a parent. For many, joining a jihadist group or carrying out an attack allowed them to become heroes of their own story.\nBut in each case, the proportion of the motivations varied. For instance, Tamerlan Tsarnaev, the older of the two brothers who carried out the Boston Marathon bombing in 2013, was a nonpracticing Muslim who became an Islamist militant once his dreams of becoming an Olympic boxer faded. At the time of the attack, he was unemployed. For him, bombing the marathon seemed to allow him to become the heroic figure that he believed himself to be.\nOn the other hand, his younger brother, Dzhokhar, never seemed to embrace militant Islam. He smoked marijuana, drank and chased girls \u2014 hardly the actions of a Muslim fundamentalist. Dzhokhar Tsarnaev\u2019s motivations for the bombings were instead largely molded by his older brother, whom he admired and feared, and by his own half-baked opposition to American foreign policy.\nNidal Hasan, the Army major who killed 13 people at Fort Hood, Tex., in 2009, seemed to be a more classic jihadist. He was a highly observant Muslim who objected to American foreign policy. But according to Nader Hasan, a first cousin who had grown up with him, the massacre at Fort Hood was also motivated by Nidal Hasan\u2019s personal problems. He was unmarried, both his parents were dead, he had no real friends and a dreaded deployment to Afghanistan loomed. \u201cHe went postal,\u201d Nader Hasan told me, \u201cand he called it Islam.\u201d\nDavid C. Headley of Chicago, who did much of the planning for the 2008 attacks in Mumbai, India, in which more than 160 people were killed, was not an observant Muslim. He juggled multiple wives and girlfriends. He was motivated more by a passionate hatred of India \u2014 and his enjoyment in playing the role of a jihadi James Bond, hanging out with Bollywood stars for cover while secretly planning one of the most spectacular and deadly terrorist assaults since Sept. 11, 2001.\nThese stories underline how hard it is to satisfactorily answer the question of why terrorists commit heinous crimes. Human motivations are complex. As the philosopher Immanuel Kant observed, \u201cFrom the crooked timber of humanity not a straight thing was ever made.\u201d It\u2019s a useful reminder to journalists and politicians alike that human beings often defy neat categorization.\nGiven this, how should law enforcement respond? F.B.I. behavioral analysts use a smart framework. They focus on behaviors that show that someone is on what they call the \u201cpathway to violence.\u201d The ideology enabling this pathway is a secondary concern; whether they are dealing with neo-Nazis or jihadists, F.B.I. analysts use actions, not ideas, to determine whether someone might carry out an attack. This approach is agnostic about the \u201cWhy?\u201d and focuses on the \u201cWhat?\u201d: what a suspect of any ideological stripe might be doing along the pathway to violence, like scoping targets or acquiring weapons.\nOf course, this is imperfect. Omar Mateen, the Orlando gunman, had been investigated by the F.B.I. twice. 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Author Laird Barron has stated that Mr. Pugmire is \u201can important figure in the fields of modern horror and the weird\u201d.\nMr. Pugmire has published dozens of stories and prose poems. Enough to fill 16 collections of his work. Mr. Pugmire\u2019s stories have appeared in Weird Tales, The Year\u2019s Best Horror Stories, The Book of Cthulhu, The Weird Fiction Review, The Children of Cthulhu and countless other anthologies and magazines. Mr. Pugmire\u2019s latest collection of tales \u201cBohemians of Sesqua Valley\u201d was published a few months ago, coinciding with this years NecronomiCON in Providence. It\u2019s a great privilege and joy to present this interview with Mr. Pugmire.\nYou can visit Mr. Pugmire HERE\nMr. Pugmire\u2019s Amazon Author\u2019s page is HERE\nThank you so very much, Mr. Pugmire, for consenting to this small\ninterview. I truly appreciate you finding the time.\nHow did you discover weird fiction and Weird Tales in general? And do you believe that the traditional weird tale is still relevant in today\u2019s world which has become weirder than any of us has ever probably imagined?\nAs a kid I was a horror film fanatic and published a wee film fanzine, for which I got Robert Bloch to write a tribute to Forry Ackerman. When I went to Ireland to serve my mission for the Mormon church, I wasn\u2019t allowed to go see horror films. Bob was still corresponding with me, and so I began to buy his novels and anthologies in which Bob was one of many writers. Many of the stories had originally been published in WT, and in some of the introductions to the anthologies Weird Tales was mentioned as the place where Bloch, Derleth, Lovecraft & co were first published.\nWeird fiction became my keen obsession, and upon returning to the States I began to correspond with other authors who had written for WT; and then I began to collect Arkham House books, and read Lin Carter\u2019s book on the Mythos, wherein the legend of WT and its classic writings was the one of the main themes.\nI believe the traditional weird tale is quite relevant today, and that the entire school of genre writing that oozed from Weird Tales echoes in some of the work of today\u2019s finest writers. My own fiction strives to be in the traditional mode, however degenerate some aspects of it may be in regard to my sexuality and such. Traditional weird fiction, as found in the Arkham House books that were published when Derleth lived, was the elixir that I drank as a budding genre artist. I often approach a story idea with the intent of writing in the \u201cWeird Tales tradition.\u201d I soaked up the magazine\u2019s early history and aura when I was a kid. I used to visit H. Warner Munn every weekend, and he shewed me his collection of WT and loaned me the letters he received from editor Farnsworth Wright. All of this has utterly affected the way I approach writing.\nIs it more intimidating or flattering to be considered one of the two living writers truly worthy of being heirs to Edgar Allan and H.P. Lovecraft? And is this something you are conscious of while writing?\nIt is both intimidating and flattering to be considered one of those writers worthy of being heirs to HPL and Poe. It also seems a bit absurd, because however much I love writing weird fiction, I rarely think highly of what I\u2019ve done. My work seems a curious blend of fanboy fanaticism and a serious attempt to create beautiful prose. My imagination is very adolescent, and my prose style strives for utter sophistication. It is indeed a conscious decision, to write stories that pay homage to Lovecraft \u2014 that is the guiding death-light of my art; but it has never been my intention to \u201cwrite like Lovecraft,\u201d and I protest that I do not. My voice is the voice of Henry James and Oscar Wilde as much as it is the voice of H. P. Lovecraft. I often do things that I know are unprofessional, such as when I wrote my own version of Lovecraft\u2019s \u201cThe Lurking Fear\u201d for the new issue of Fungi. I had such fun with that, but part of the fun was being a kid who was doing something that seemed so unprofessional, writing one\u2019s own version of another writer\u2019s work, yet striving to make the work one\u2019s own. I wanted that story to read like a work that one would have found in an old issue of Weird Tales, in the old school tradition. To have my work compared not only to Lovecraft\u2019s but also to the work of a genius like Thomas Ligotti \u2013 ooo, honey! Unreal.\nYour style, or maybe it\u2019s better to say your \u201cvoice\u201d is distinctly Lovecraftian and yet uniquely your own. Is this something that took years to evolve or was it there from the very beginning?\nI strive for a \u201cliterary\u201d voice, wishing to create works that are Literary Art. This became my supreme aesthetic obsession after I discovered Henry James, who was also obsessed with writing as an art form. When we read Lovecraft\u2019s letters, we see that he, too, considered good writing a form of art. Part of literature\u2019s spell, for me, is the beauty of the writing; and to strive for such beauty, I think, helps to shape one\u2019s own individual style and voice. It\u2019s an extremely non-commercial attitude, although some of our finest writers such as Laird Barron and Caitlin R. Kiernan have achieved success and sell many books. Part of the striving for excellence in writing also comes from the shame I feel when reading my early work, and wanting to improve my writing, to become more professional. That\u2019s the main reason I am forever rewriting my early tales.\nAnd now for one pretentious philosophical question stolen from Voltaire. If Mr. Lovecraft did not exist, would it be necessary to invent Him? Do you see a need for such visions and stories in our world?\nWe could never have invented Lovecraft, because he is so utterly unique. Have you noticed how the current crop of critics and \u201cscholars\u201d online approach HPL? They say such absurd things as \u201che is our most popular good/bad writer,\u201d or they overemphasize his racism. No one would invent HPL as he was, they would all be trying to edit his peculiarities or alter his core being. He was, as it has been written, his own most fantastic invention. Lovecraft\u2019s brilliant imagination has never been duplicated, and the world has indeed benefited by his originality, by the power of that awesome imagination. I would not be a writer today, I am certain, if Lovecraft had not existed.\nRegarding your wonderful \u201cSesquaValley\u201d in the Northwest. Is it based on an actual earthly local or is it purely a place that sadly doesn\u2019t have any mundane parallel but should?\nSesqua Valley is based on Snoqualmie Valley and the town of North Bend, which also served as the inspiration for Twin Peaks. My aunt and her family live in North Bend, and I used to spend two weeks of every summer there as a kid. The twin-peaked mountain, MountSi, always beguiled me, potently and strangely. When I began to seriously write weird fiction, I remembered that Derleth advised Ramsey Campbell to invent his own Lovecraftian locality, a region based on one with which he was familiar. So I knew instantly that North Bend would serve as my own version of Dunwich and Innsmouth. The valley has served me very well, and I love returning to it and discovering more and more of its wondrous secrets.\nYour newest collection, \u201cBohemians of Sesqua Valley\u201d, was released late last summer just in time for the NecronomiCON 2013 in Providence by your publisher \u201cArcane Wisdom\u201d on the Kindle platform. What can you tell us about this newest collection of \u201cValley\u201d novelettes?\nBohemians came as a surprise. I became so excited about NecronomiCon Providence that I felt this keen ache to write a new book that would celebrate the convention. Also, I wanted to explore writing stories of length, and write a book of novelettes. I love writing at length, although my buddy S. T. Joshi is often rather critical of my longer narratives and prefers my shorter pieces (although he did published one of my best novelettes in his anthology, BLACK WINGS).\u201d\nI wanted, with this book, to write my \u201cdefinitive\u201d tale of Shub-Niggurath,\u201d and another touching on night-gaunts. I wanted a Night-gaunt on the jacket. I also wanted to explore the emotional realm of my most popular character, Simon Gregory Williams, and his relationship with the valley\u2019s mysterious poet, William Davis Manly. And I wanted to write a book that was Lovecraftian to the core. I had a great time writing that book, and Arcane Wisdom brought it out in such a handsome hardcover edition. I keep hoping they\u2019ll do a pb edition, but I think Kindle is the way of the future and thus replacing paperbacks.\nClick here to purchase copies of \u201cBohemians of Sesqua Valley\nAnd before we go is there anything that you want to share with your\nreaders and fans? What do we have to look forward to in the future?\nI am in a very curious phase regarding future writing. I\u2019ve had seven books published in the past three years, and my feeling is \u201cenough is enough.\u201d I am looking for a real job, full-time employment, and that will cut down on my writing time. I\u2019m just not in the mood to work on any new collections, although I have just finished working on a book of tales with my buddy David Barker, Spectres of Lovecraftian Horror, and that will see print in hardcover in Spring. For the next few years I\u2019ll concentrate on writing for a few anthologies, or for magazines and journals who seek me out for Lovecraftian yarns. At the moment, I\u2019d rather read than write. I\u2019d also like to return to doing my regular vignettes for the Lovecraft eZine, but at the moment I am feeling less than inspired and just want to rest. 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        "raw_content": "It doesn\u2019t matter how old you are, at some point your health will get you down. But the more we mope around and feel sorry for ourselves, the worse that whatever ails us seems to become. The way to cure your symptoms is by tackling them head-on. A lot of people choose to wait weeks before going to see the doctors when something is really wrong with them. The longer you wait, the worse it\u2019s most likely going to get. So before you start letting your health get you down, take a read of this article for some tips on how to improve it in the first place.\nA lot of illnesses are self-inflicted. The choices we make all through our lives ultimately will come back to bite us on the bum. As we age, we\u2019ll start to notice different things that are going wrong with our bodies. Aches and pains, a bad chest, obesity. Our bodies aren\u2019t the spring chickens they once used to be. Smoking is the biggest cause of cancer across the world, and whilst that is going to be the most serious of issues it can give you, it also has smaller ones that have the power to ruin your life. COPD is commonly caused by smoking. It\u2019ll leave you with a nasty chest and shortness of breath for most of your life. If you want to prevent it, try vaping rather than actually smoking. Obesity also leads to many health conditions of its own, heart disease being one of them. The best thing you can do is to start healthy eating and exercising as soon as your BMI enters the obesity stage. Being obese into old age really does give you so many health issues you really don\u2019t need. The point of this paragraph is to prove a few quick lifestyle changes can change the outcome of your future.\nSometimes we don\u2019t need to keep bugging the doctors and wasting their time, especially when it is over aches and pains. Granted, if you have long-lasting pains it\u2019s best to get the opinion of a specialist. But as soon as the onset of pain begins, start to try to heal yourself from home. If you\u2019ve got a lower backache, it could be from your posture or an injury from some heavy lifting. Either way, your back will benefit from the gentle stretch and massage a roller can provide. They\u2019re cheap to buy, and there\u2019s plenty of reviews online with regards to which one to get, such as this Rumble Roller review. Use of this once a day should help to relieve the symptoms of a backache. For other symptoms such as a bad stomach, a simple change in diet should perk you up. A lot of the time we poison ourselves with junk food, and often it will leave us with an upset stomach. Switch to a more balanced diet containing plenty of greens and fruits and it should help to reset your stomach. If you\u2019ve got a bad stomach, always remember to replace the fluids lost with lots of water. Dehydration will only make you worse.\nLabels: backache balanced diet dehydration greens heal heal yourself health lifestyle changes massage roller obesity vaping",
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        "raw_content": "Apple iMac 21.5-Inch Desktop\nIt is an open fact that there is no match of popularity of Apple laptops. There is something really great in Apple which makes people crazy to buy the Apple products. When a new laptop or any other gadget is launched by Apple, people wait outside the Apple stores for hours to get their hands on the item as soon as possible. Part of this craze is due to the superb quality of Apple that is almost uncannily present in every product it creates. However, the laptops provided by Apple are not only good in terms of quality; they have solid strength and enduring power as well.\nThe only drawback, however, is the high price associated with Apple's offerings. Apple's laptops are high-end products aimed to the wealthy customers. They are priced in such a fashion that only the professionals and luxury-enthusiasts tend to buy the products. However, in recent times, it has been observed that Apple is also looking to acquire the mid-segment customers. The launch of iPhone Plus is an indication to that fact.\nStill, if you think you should get Apple laptops in lower prices, you have a golden opportunity in your hands. It is a penny auction site, Bidwow that offers high-end laptops at a very low price. Can you imagine getting a Apple iMac for $85? You can do that now. There is no gimmick or scam in this. Bidwow lets you acquire high-worth Apple laptops at a fraction of its original cost. You just have to be lucky enough to win an auction on Bidwow which is pretty simple and effective.\nSo, if you have any desire to get an Apple in your hands within a limited budget, do try bidding on Bidwow. Even if you don't win it, you'll lose a minimal few bucks. Guaranteed!\nSource: http://www.a1articles.com/acquire-highworth-apple-laptops-2440016.html",
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        "raw_content": "Free Christmas Program!\nI know it is just the beginning of Fall, but it is also time to decide what you would like to do at your church for a Christmas program. If you are looking for a program, I'm giving away a Christmas Program - Joy to the World the Lord is Come! This is a program which can involve everyone in your church from little children to adults.\nTwo big \"pluses\" to this program - other than I'm giving it away for free - are first of all it has a solid message about the reason Jesus came to be born as a baby! He came to die for us and rise again so we can be forgiven for our sins and know and walk with Him forever! Secondly, the songs are all familiar carols we all know. This is a huge plus when it comes to learning the program!\nThis program has a part for everyone, so anyone who wants to be involved, can! There are singing parts, speaking parts, building sets and of course, praying the message will be clear to all who see it! Consider presenting Joy to the World the Lord is Come to the people in your church and community this year!\nWerner September 10, 2013 at 3:06 PM\nHow would I be able to receive this?\nLynda Freeman September 12, 2013 at 6:24 AM\nJust click on the link in the post and it will take you there (Joy to the World in red)",
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        "raw_content": "Labels: Screen Tests\nThis great clip from a James Dean and Paul Newman screen test that Nicole posted on Classic Hollywood Nerd last week inspired me to search for more interesting tests from classic Hollywood. Here are some of my favorites:\nI\u2019ve seen this Audrey Hepburn test for Roman Holiday (1953) dozens of times and I never get tired of it. Her tone is sober, but she is utterly charming:\nVivien Leigh proved that she was not fit for the role of the second Mrs. DeWinter in this test for Rebecca (1939). She lacked the necessary shyness and insecurity and you can\u2019t help but laugh when she says the line about being \u201cdull and quiet\u201d; it simply isn\u2019t in Leigh\u2019s make-up to be less than fascinating. Her dark beauty would have made her a shoo-in for the role of Rebecca. Too bad the first Mrs. DeWinter is gone before the story begins:\nThis is one of three silent tests that Greta Garbo shot with James Wong Howe in 1949 in anticipation of her return to the screen. It is bittersweet to see how mesmerizing she still was, in simple make-up and costume and with no script. The failure of this production is one of the big \u201cwhat ifs\u201d of classic Hollywood:\nMany times in this screen test for the original German version of The Blue Angel (1930), Marlene Dietrich looks like she could care less if she won the role. According to director Josef von Sternberg, that is precisely why she was cast:\nThough Olivia de Havilland was still in her teens when she made this test, she was already a confident performer, with evident star power:\nI found more great clips, but to avoid screen test overload, I\u2019ll save those for a future post. Have you run across a great test from classic Hollywood? Let me know if you have; I\u2019d love to see it.",
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        "raw_content": "I refer to your article, Game price stampede, in the 15 August issue. While I have managed our family game ranch for 20 years and been a partner in a safari outfitter for 12, I have had no interest, direct or indirect, for the last three years in any game ranching or hunting operation, although I remain passionate about hunting and the conservation of our wildlife and wildlife habitats. The same cannot be said for Messrs. Adami, Malan, Grobbelaar and company, however, all of whom have vested interests in breeding and/or selling \u201cwildlife\u201d and whose statements in the above article are disingenuous at best and misleading at worst. In this regard, I advise as follows, namely:\n1. The current market for intensively bred wild animals with very big horns and, more specifically, buffalo, sable, roan and Livingstone\u2019s eland, as well as unnatural color variants, has all the hallmarks of a pyramid scheme.\n2. In other words, just like the tulip boom in Holland or the sour milk scheme in South Africa, when the number of breeders willing to pay these prices dries up, people will lose money, while those who set the ball rolling will have laughed all the way to the bank.\n3. This may explain some of the rumors applicable to the huge auction prices being paid for some of these animals, for example, that in some cases money does not change hands and the bids are rigged to create interest in and demonstrate the worth of participating in these schemes. It may also explain unsubstantiated statements that an 80% return on investments is possible and that the high game prices are sustainable in this business. As the old axiom states, \u201cWhen things sound too good to be true, they usually are.\u201d\n4. These breeding schemes have nothing to do with \u201cglobal eco-tourism\u201d or \u201cthe growing demand for wildlife experiences.\u201d They are designed to attract trophy hunters. Quite simply, it is the price breeders believe that trophy hunters will pay to hunt these animals that underpins their schemes. And this is where they have within them the seeds of their own destruction.\n5. Most overseas trophy hunters come from North America (and they are the ones, for the most part, who spend the money hunting trophy animals with big horns), as opposed to local hunters, the majority of whom are after meat. The Boone and Crockett Club is the most prestigious North American hunting and conservation association and does not allow any animal shot behind a high fence to be entered in its record book. Should a member be found to have done so, all his entries are expunged from the record book and he is disqualified as a member.\n6. Increasingly, overseas trophy hunters are being influenced by this Club and others like it and want to experience a genuine, ethical hunt in the free range, wildlife habitat expanses of Africa and are reluctant to expose themselves to the ridicule of their peers and hunting associations by being involved, knowingly or unknowingly, in killing intensively bred, domesticated, once wild animals in \u201ccanned\u201d or \u201cput-and-take\u201d, small, high fenced enclosures, which is what many of these breeders and their clients offer because, having paid these huge sums (where they have, in fact, been paid), they cannot run the risk of leaving the animals free to roam and live a natural life where they feed themselves, reproduce naturally and can escape their predators.\n7. Frequently the word, \u201crare\u201d is used to describe these intensively bred animals. This is nonsense. Buffalo, sable, roan and eland can be found in numbers in the wild and/or on private game ranches in at least nine countries in Sub-Saharan Africa and every year new entries of these species are added to the top 100 in the major record books. In addition, as many hunters will confirm, while it is always satisfying to hunt a big, old, challenging male, out of the breeding cycle, with heavy and long horns, the overall hunting experience, if anything, is more important.\n8. The competitive prices offered by safari outfitters in these various countries will limit the prices chargeable to end users here, namely, the hunters of these animals.\n9. The increasing trend of deliberately breeding ever more unnatural color variants or freaks has no justification. It does absolutely nothing for the conservation of wildlife or wildlife habitats. To say that these animals existed in the wild but were shot out because they had no value, is beyond misleading. I do not know of anyone who has ever seen a gold wildebeest, black impala or yellow blesbok (to quote but three of the increasing number of freaks that are being artificially engineered), anywhere in the wild.\n10. I do not know of any hunter who would want to hunt one of these domesticated freaks and I predict that other major hunting and conservation associations around the world will follow the lead of the prestigious European hunting and conservation association, CIC \u2013 The International Council for Game and Wildlife Conservation who passed a resolution two years ago opposing, \u201cartificial and unnatural manipulation of wild life\u201d; excluding \u201call \u201ctrophies\u201d of the animals so manipulated from being scored\u201d and, \u201curging all CIC members to abstain from \u201chunting\u201d manipulated animals.\u201d As this development spreads among hunting and conservation associations it will be the death knell for those hoping to profit from these schemes.\n11. 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        "title": "The New Africa: Plastic Shopping Bags Will Soon Be History In Africa. See How This Smart Entrepreneur Is Making Money From The Change\u2026",
        "raw_content": "Plastic Shopping Bags Will Soon Be History In Africa. See How This Smart Entrepreneur Is Making Money From The Change\u2026\nHey there, greetings from Cameroon!\nOver the last week, I\u2019ve been touring this beautiful country for a series of seminars on entrepreneurship and small business. It\u2019s been an exciting experience and I\u2019ve been to Bamenda, Douala, Yaounde, Buea and Limbe on this high-energy journey.\nI\u2019ll fill you in on the details in another article when I return to Lagos.\nNow, to this week\u2019s interesting business idea\u2026\nThe inspiration for this article came to me a few days ago in a boulangerie (bread and snack shop) in Yaounde, the capital city of Cameroon.\nI had bought a few snacks and was quite shocked to realise that I was charged for the shopping bag!\nIn my country Nigeria, shopping bags are free! Those cheap plastic shopping bags are usually a complementary item you get from every shop, vendor, pharmacy or retail shop you buy stuff from.\nBut here I am in Yaounde, and I\u2019m being charged 100 Francs (about $0.10) for a plastic shopping bag that\u2019s supposed to be free (at least, to my mind).\nWhile plastic shopping bags are widely popular as a cheap and effective means of transporting small items, my research shows that its days in Africa are numbered.\nIn this article, I\u2019ll show you how plastic shopping bags are disappearing across Africa, and how smart entrepreneurs like you are already making money from this trend from the production of environment-friendly alternative shopping bags.\nMore African Countries Are Banning Plastic Shopping Bags\nWhile plastic shopping bags are still widely used in countries like Nigeria and Ghana, this may not continue for very long because plastic bags are becoming widely unpopular on the continent.\nOver 15 African countries have either banned, or taxed, the use of plastic shopping bags.\nRwanda was one of the first countries to ban the use of plastic shopping bags in the world. In 2004, Rwanda prohibited shops from giving away plastic bags to their customers. The Rwandan government gave tax breaks for companies to recycle instead of manufacture plastic bags, and created a new market for environment-friendly bags.\nEritrea banned the use of plastic bags in 2005.\nIn 2013, Mauritania banned the use, manufacture and import of plastic bags. In that country, plastic bag manufacturers could be jailed for up to a year.\nTanzania introduced a nationwide ban on plastic bags in 2006.\nIn 2007, Uganda introduced legislation to ban the sale of lightweight plastic bags under 30 \u00b5m thick and taxes thicker bags at a punitive rate of 120 percent.\nBotswana introduced a levy on plastic bags that became effective in 2007. This led to many retailers charging a fee on plastic bags and consequently a reduction in plastic bag use.\nIn January 2011, Kenya banned the manufacture and import of plastic bags.\nIn South Africa, lightweight plastic bags are banned and thicker plastic bags are taxed.\nIn April of this year (2015), Senegal\u2019s National Assembly unanimously prohibited the production, importation, possession and use of plastic shopping bags.\nCameroon, Guinea-Bissau, Mali, Ethiopia and Malawi are also among countries that have limited the use, adopted or announced bans on the use of plastic shopping bags.\nDeveloped Countries Are Learning From Africa\nInterestingly, the developed world is following Africa\u2019s lead in getting rid of plastic shopping bags.\nWhile several African countries started banning plastic bags over a decade ago, Europe and North America have only just started making serious moves to ban and reduce the use of plastic shopping bags.\nIn May 2015, the National Assembly of France approved a bill that would ban plastic bags in all supermarkets and stores, starting from January 1, 2016.\nIn April of this year, The European Parliament approved rules to clamp down on the use of flimsy plastic bags, removing the last major hurdle to pass the legislation. It would require member states to reduce the use of plastic shopping bags by some 80 percent by 2025.\nThe U.S. is seeing most bans imposed on local levels, by cities and counties. Over 100 counties and municipalities have enacted ordinances either imposing a fee on plastic bags or banning them outright.\nThe State of California passed a law prohibiting their use in September 2014.\nHow one young entrepreneur in Uganda is profiting from the ban on plastic shopping bags.\nAs more countries on the African continent ban the production and use of plastic shopping bags, there is a lucrative business opportunity to be exploited in producing alternative shopping bags made from environment-friendly and biodegradable materials, like paper.\nIn Uganda, one young entrepreneur was smart enough to cash in on this business opportunity.\nAndrew Mupuya was just 16 years old when he founded YELI, Uganda\u2019s first paper bag production company.\nHe got the idea to start this business in 2008, after the Ugandan government put a ban on the use of plastic shopping bags in order to reduce the environmental damage it was causing.\nAndrew was still in secondary school at the time he started this business, and both of his parents had lost their jobs. So, finding startup capital was quite difficult.\nTo start the paper production business on a small scale, Andrew figured out he needed about 36,000 Ugandan shillings ($14). He raised $11 from selling 70 kilos of used plastic bottles and then borrowed the remaining $3 from his school teacher.\nTo learn how to make paper bags, Andrew turned to Youtube and learned how to make durable and high quality paper bags in just a few days.\nToday, the business has grown quite dramatically. Andrew\u2019s paper bag company now employs over 20 people and produces more than 20,000 paper bags every week. All the bags are custom-made and produced by hand.\nHis long list of clients includes restaurants, retail stores, supermarkets, medical centers, as well as multinational companies like Samsung.\nIn fact, his company, YELI, has made about 1,000 niche bags for the local stores of the electronics company.\u200e\nIn 2012, Andrew won the $30,000 Anzisha Prize, a major award given to young African entrepreneurial leaders who take the initiative to address critical needs in their communities.\nHe has also been featured on CNN, Forbes and How We Made It In Africa.\nWhy are plastic shopping bags a threat to Africa, and the world.\nFor decades, shoppers and businesses have relied on lightweight plastic bags as a strong, cheap, and effective way of transporting items. However, this popular item actually does more harm than good to humans and the environment.\nHere are some of the biggest reasons why countries around the world are putting an end to the production and use of plastic nylon bags.\n1. Long term pollution\nPlastic shopping bags are made from high-density polyethylene (HDPE) plastic. Because this substance does not biodegrade, plastic bags can last up to 1,000 years in the environment as garbage.\nApart from the ugliness and eyesore they constitute around us, it\u2019s very common across Africa\u2019s cities and towns to see sewers, waterways and drainage systems clogged by plastic bags.\nPhoto credit: dhakatribune.com\nThese clogged drains and sewers can cause flooding and severe cases of malaria due to the increased population of mosquitoes that live on the flooded sewers.\n2. Threat to livestock and wildlife\nAccording to the World Wide Fund for Nature, over 100,000 whales, seals, and turtles die every year as a result of eating or being trapped by waste plastic bags which find their way to the open seas and oceans across Africa.\nIn Mauritania (North Africa), more than 70 percent of cattle and sheep that die in the capital city, Nouakchott, are killed by eating plastic bags. This type of economic losses are common in many parts of Africa where livestock often graze in areas with significant waste plastic bags.\n3. Strong climate change impacts\nPlastic bags are made from HDPE, a derivative of petroleum. Crude oil (petroleum) related activities are a major contributor of carbon emissions which harm the environment and continue to have global climate change impacts.\nIf the world\u2019s demand for plastic shopping bags continue and increase, it will have a direct effect on the production and demand for petroleum now and in the future.\nAre you getting ready for the end of plastic shopping bags?\nLike me, many of you reading this may live in a country where plastic shopping bags are still in use. Trust me, with the level of awareness about the huge negative effects of plastic bags on the environment, its use may not continue for long.\nAcross the world, the plan is to progressively phase out the use of non-biodegradable plastic bags and replace them with biodegradable alternatives.\nThis presents an interesting business opportunity for savvy entrepreneurs to create valuable alternatives that can replace the popular plastic bags.\nDon\u2019t forget, businesses sell, and millions of people buy, stuff like groceries and small items everyday. They\u2019ll need an easy and convenient \u2018container\u2019 to package and transport these items. That\u2019s why plastic shopping bags are a billion dollar industry.\nSmart entrepreneurs who can provide an alternative to plastic shopping bags will be the kings of this industry.\nIf you found this useful and interesting, don\u2019t forget to share this article with your friends using the Facebook, Twitter and Google+ buttons below.",
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        "raw_content": "South Africa's Johannesburg tops Africa millionaires list\nSandton, a Johannesburg business and shopping district is Africa's richest square mile\nSouth Africa has the highest number of dollar millionaires in Africa, according to a new report.\nAccording to a report by AfrAsia Bank and New World Wealth, Johannesburg alone, known as the \"city of gold\", is home to 23,400 millionaires. South Africa has 30% of the total.\nEgypt's Cairo comes second with 10,200, with Nigeria's Lagos third with 9,100.\nThe study defines millionaires as people with net assets worth at least $1m (\u00a3650,000).\nIt estimates there are close to 163,000 millionaires living in Africa, with a combined wealth of $670bn (\u00a3440bn).\nThe number of millionaires is rising fastest in Ghana's capital, Accra, the report said, even though at the moment, with 2,300, it does not make the top five.\nAfter Lagos, comes Cape Town with 8,900 and Nairobi with 6,200.\nAnalysis: Milton Nkosi, BBC News, Johannesburg\nIt may come as a surprise to many that Johannesburg has more than twice the number of dollar millionaires as Lagos, the economic hub of Nigeria, Africa's most populous nation and its number one economy.\nHowever, Nigeria became Africa's largest economy only recently, whereas South Africa has been at the helm for as long as I can remember and remains the most industrialised economy in Africa.\nBeing a citizen of the \"city of gold\", as Johannesburg is known in local languages, I can see the money every day.\nSouth Africa's current economic problems has not prevented the emergence of new black industrialists.\nEconomist Owen Nkomo and founder of Inkunzi Investments, told me that old money from the Johannesburg Stock Exchange companies, which is largely still in white hands 21 years after the end of apartheid, has been wisely re-invested.\nBut he also points to the government's Black Economic Empowerment scheme, aimed at redressing the imbalances of white minority rule, as a key driver of the growing number of black millionaires.\nI have seen for myself in places like Soweto when the new black bourgeoisie flaunt their wealth on Vilakazi Street, where Nelson Mandela once lived, over the weekend. But I have also seen the vast properties in Cape Town owned by white families.\nAll of this must not delude us, so we forget the plight of the poor majority.\nSouth Africa with all its wealth still faces huge problems of unemployment, inequality and poverty. And that should give all of us sleepless nights as we celebrate Africa's wealth growth.",
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        "raw_content": "Album Cover to Pink Floyd's Animals (1977)\n(On the architectural significance of the pig). At a review this past Friday, I was admiring a student project that placed pigs and humans in close quarters. This lead to some excessive ruminations on the iconography of the everyday pig. For another class, Emily Thompson remarked that pigs were the \"SUV's\" of preindustrial society. Pigs were on the brain.\nBut while considering the student project, I remarked that the greatest statement concerning the architectural significance of the pig comes not from a designer, but from Pink Floyd. Yes, that Pink Floyd. I was remarking specifically on the cover to the band's 1977 album, Animals. The cover art features a giant, inflatable pig flying through the smoke stacks of Sir Giles Gilbert Scott's Battersea Power Station. According to Pink Floyd's website, the inflatable pig was launched during the album cover photoshoot, in 1976. A marksman was on hand to shoot the pig in case it broke free from its moorings. On the second day of shooting, the pig did become unmoored, and flew onto incoming Heathrow traffic, causing delays. Heathrow control tracked the pig up to an altitude of 18,000ft, asking all traffic to be aware of a giant pig flying in the area. The pig eventually landed gently on a pasture.\nPink Floyd's pig is heavyhanded symbolism. Animals was famously inspired by George Orwell's Animal Farm, and thus the pig is associated with control (Pig=\"Pig\"=Police). But the image of a pristine, plump pig flying in between Battersea's massive cooling towers ... one would not be surprised to hear Raymond Williams or Leo Marx invoked. And the latter is especially poignant, as Animals tracks the reintroduction of the garden into the machine.\nImages of Jeffrey Shaw, Pig for Pink Floyd (1977) (Source: Medien Kunst Netz)\nAlthough we can thank Storm Thorgerson (a member of the English graphic design collective Hipgnosis) for Animals' cover art, it was Jeffrey Shaw, an architect, who created the inflatable pig for Pink Floyd's North American tour in 1977. The pig, designed to fly inside arenas, above people's heads as the band played on, definitely echoed Shaw's own thoughts on architecture, spectacle, and pneumatics. In a 1969 article for Art and Artists entitled \"Concepts for an Operational Art\", Shaw declares architecture as a \"multi-state and responsive morphology of structure.\" Shaw continues:\nThe environmental planning of an age is not neutral ... rather it is the expression of the prevailing attitudes, and when in existence it reinforces those attitudes by structuring the basic elements (house, street, city landscape) from which we infer the structure of the whole. One of the main festures of the present environmental design programme is a monumental rigidity which precludes any significant role or identity of the user. It is the same third-rate democracy as the political structure as a whole ... the range of freedom given (voting and furniture) is demeaning. To counteract this and again indicate to every individual his capacities as architect of the totality, an alternative form of environmental situation is envisioned which is in itself as undetermined as possible, depending for its life and forms on participant action and invention. Pneumatics seem at this moment to be one of the mose useful means of realizing this programme. But not as a futuristic fantasy on paper, but as an event in operation now, confronting the institutional monolith in its midst (1969: n.p.).\nIndeed, for Shaw, the rock concert and the flying inflatable pig may as well be indicative of a \"particular structuring of art/architecture/spectacle/technology\" that \"makes operational an expanded arena of will and action open to everyone\" (1969: n.p.). Yet the pig's delicate slalom among the power station's slender towers remind us of a different type of inflatable spectacle.\nPlaque commemorating a 1915 Zeppelin Raid on London, Farringdon Road (Source: Paul Frink)\nFrom 1915 to 1916, the Marine Luftschiff Abeitlung (Naval Airship Unit) introduced the new L20-type Zeppelin to bomb Allied land and sea targets. L20's were the largest airships of their day -- they were 163.5 meters long and 21.7 meters in diameter, and could carry a payload of about 16,000 kilograms (around 16 tons). On January 31, 1916, nine L20's under the command of Korvettenk\u00e4pitan (Commander) Peter Strasser set out for a nighttime assault on Liverpool. The weather conditions were poor along the English coast, and through a series of navigational errors, the assault fleet ended up lumbering over East Anglia. The L14, commanded by Kapit\u00e4nleutnant (Lieutenant Commander) Alois Boecker, started attacking targets in Tammworth, Overseal, and Swadlincote, with little effect. He turned the L14 towards Darby, and hit several high-profile targets with high-explosive and incendiary bombs: the Rolls-Royce Factory and Testing Track, the Metallite Lamp works, the Midland Railway's Carriage and Wagon Works, a lace factory, as well as some open sites and minor industrial buildings. According to a 2001 article from the Derby Evening Telegraph, the casualties amounted to 61 dead and 101 injured. 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        "raw_content": "FAQs\timpactmedia\t2018-05-14T12:49:11+00:00\nTitle insurance insures the title to your land against defects that could not be discovered by an ordinary and diligent title examination performed by or certified to by a Licensed North Carolina Attorney.\nWHAT IS A 1031 DEFERRED TAX EXCHANGE?\nThe Internal Revenue Code provides defined rules and time-frames for investors to defer capital gains taxes on disposed property when they sell investment properties and replace them with other investment properties. The rules and time-frames must be adhered to very carefully or the deferred tax treatment can be lost. Atlantic Land Title Agency, Inc., has been involved in successful Exchanges for our clients since the beginning of the company. 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Your attorney, or someone under their direction, does the following, among other things:\nExamines the tax records to confirm what, if any, governmental taxes or fees must be paid by the current owner before title passes to you;\nExamines the records of the Clerk of Superior Court to see if the seller has any judgments or other matters that must be cleared prior to closing;\nExamines the records held by the Office of the Register of Deeds for mortgages, easements, rights-of-way, and the validity of the instruments that have passed title earlier in time;\nChecks to confirm that your seller, if a business entity, is authorized to do business in North Carolina and is up to date with all filings with the North Carolina Secretary of State.\nChecks Estate files and Foreclosure file for completeness and accuracy if your title has such actions in the past;\nCompiles an Opinion on title based on the findings from the activities shown and provides it to the title insurer in order to get a Commitment to insure.\nOK. 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It is worth noting that even with an Owner\u2019s Policy, you are still not covered over matters of survey like encroachments and protrusions unless you get a survey before you purchase. That is why a survey by a Professional Land Surveyor is so important. Most lenders do not require a survey since they get insurance over matters of survey in most instances without having a new survey done.\nSO HOW MUCH IS TITLE INSURANCE THAT PROTECTS ME AS WELL AS MY LENDER?\nThe premiums for title are based on your purchase price and are set by The North Carolina Department of Insurance. The same rates are charged throughout North Carolina. Generally, the lender\u2019s policy is the vast majority of the total premium. You only pay for insurance on your equity along with a $25 \u201cSimultaneous Issue\u201d charge when issued at the same time as your lender\u2019s policy. Here is an example:\nYou agree with the seller to pay $200,000 for the house but borrow $160,000 from SLOWEN LOANS to assist you with the purchase. The total premium for such a transaction will be around $588.00, depending on what Endorsement your lender requires. The portion of the total that represents the insurance on your equity is about $106.00. A small price to pay to insure your $40,000 don\u2019t you think?\nThere is also a way for you to get a reduction from the \u201cfull premium\u201d. It is likely that the seller purchased an Owner\u2019s Policy when they purchased the property. If that policy is provided to the new title insurer (it is your choice as to which title insurer is used), then you can get a significant discount on the premium for your policies. To follow the same example from above, let\u2019s say the seller gives you a copy of the Owner\u2019s Policy issued when they purchased and paid $175,000.00 for the same property 4 years ago. With the seller\u2019s policy in hand, your total premium based on this example is reduced to $394.00 with only $92.00 being the portion paid to insure your $40,000.\nWHAT DO I DO TO MAKE SURE I GET AN OWNER\u2019S POLICY OF TITLE INSURANCE?\nNothing! Your title attorney assumes that you will want an owner\u2019s policy of title insurance every time because the cost differential is usually nominal. You will have the opportunity to get out of an owner\u2019s policy at closing, if you so desire at that time.\nWHY ARE THE PREMIUMS SO LOW IN NORTH CAROLINA?\nNorth Carolina is one of the only states that requires that title insurance only be issued based on the Title Opinion by a licensed North Carolina attorney. To do otherwise would be the unauthorized practice of law. What this means to the consumer is that a more thorough examination is done when a competent lawyer is examining the title so there are fewer losses to the title insurer as more care is taken across the board. It is worth noting here that the rates have recently gone up as a result of all the losses taken by the title insurers following the fraud and deception by lenders, builders, appraisers and even some lawyers in what some call the \u201cHousing Debacle of 2008\u201d. Others might call it \u201cA Series of Unfortunate Events\u201d. Because of the protection provided by the title insurance industry, many owners of real property were protected and their land title successfully defended without cost to them since the title insurance company hires and pays the lawyer defending your title.\nIF THE PREMIUMS ARE THE SAME AND THE COVERAGE IS THE SAME, THEN WHY SHOULD IT MATTER WHICH COMPANY I USE?\nYou might get pressure from your lender, and possibly even you Realtor to use \u201ctheir\u201d company, but Atlantic Land Title Agency, Inc., is managed by someone who examined titles and performed closings for thousands of clients over a quarter of a century. 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        "raw_content": "If we don\u2019t help the sick then who will?\nDear Editor and citizens of Appling County,\nI guess you want to know, why, when and where, however that is not important, but it is more important than we realize that the sick have a right to be seen at the hospital regardless of race, creed, color or gender.\nHow can the facilities continue to function without patients?\nRecently I had the opportunity to speak with a CNA at another health care facility and she informed me that their was a patient that came to our health care facility for medical attention and was refused medical care and attention for the lack of insurance (no insurance).\nHis family had to take him to another facility and he had to be hospitalized. Where are we going from here? What will be the outcome in the future for our facilities? We are all human, animals get better attention, and we don\u2019t know the physical, mental or financial condition of our fellowman. Do we really care about people in general?\nSome rules and regulations need to be changed if we are going to survive financially. Jesus didn\u2019t turn anyone away; are we more powerful than Him? God is watching and we need to consider every individual\u2019s needs regardless; and put ourself in that family\u2019s position. Think about it!\nI wonder what would happen if we experienced a tornado, hurricane, flood or drought. We are not going to be spared from a disaster, it\u2019s coming and we need to consider others. What if or how would we feel if it was a member in our own family? If we had control of our physical condition we wouldn\u2019t need medical facilities, and the care that they provide.\nIn closing, I ask this question, \u201cIf we don\u2019t help the sick then who will?\u201d\nRebecca Ogden\n#1 Juanita Adams on 05/07/12 at 04:33 AM [Reply]\nVery well stated.....people need to heed the warning. It may be them one day!\n[ Top level ]#1: Juanita Adams on 2012-05-07 04:33",
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        "raw_content": "Table of Contents > Conditions > Alstrom syndrome\nALMS, ALMS1 human, ALSS, Alstr\u00f6m-Hallgren syndrome, blindness, cardiomyopathy, deafness, KIAA0328.\nAlstr\u00f6m syndrome is a rare, progressive genetic disorder, with characteristic deafness, obesity, and visual problems in children, and diabetes with insulin resistance (type 2) and kidney failure in adults. In infancy, the earliest signs are usually extreme photophobia (light sensitivity) and nystagmus (a back-and-forth movement of the eyes). Another early sign may be dilated cardiomyopathy (an enlarged heart) and congestive heart failure in infants less than one year of age. For the first year of life, infants with Alstr\u00f6m syndrome gain excessive weight, leading to obesity. Numerous organ systems may be affected later, resulting in blindness, hearing impairment, heart failure, diabetes mellitus type 2, liver disease, pulmonary fibrosis, renal (kidney) failure, and urological dysfunction.\nAlstr\u00f6m syndrome is caused by mutations or defects in the Alstr\u00f6m syndrome 1 or ALMS1 gene, which provides instructions for making a protein with a currently unknown function. Researchers believe that the protein may play a role in hearing, vision, regulation of body weight, and functions of the heart, kidney, lungs, and liver. It may also affect how the pancreas regulates insulin, a hormone that helps control blood sugar levels. More than 80 mutations in the ALMS1 gene have been identified in people with Alstr\u00f6m syndrome. Most of these mutations lead to the production of a dysfunctional version of the ALMS1 protein.\nAlstr\u00f6m syndrome is inherited, or passed down among family members, as an autosomal recessive trait. This means that two copies of the causative gene must be inherited for the disease to occur.\nAlstr\u00f6m syndrome is extremely rare, with only about 425 cases recorded worldwide. Its exact prevalence is unknown, but the syndrome is more common among people of French-Acadian heritage.\nGeneral: Signs and symptoms of Alstr\u00f6m syndrome tend to appear in infancy or early childhood. Symptoms of the disorder may vary widely, even among members of the same family.\nDevelopmental delay: About 20% of affected individuals have delays in early developmental milestones, including delays in gross and fine motor skills and in expressive and receptive language, and about 30% have a learning disability. Severe intellectual disability, characterized by an intelligence quotient (IQ) under 70, is very rare.\nDiabetes: People with Alstr\u00f6m syndrome are prone to developing type 2 diabetes early in life. Diabetes, also known as diabetes mellitus, is a chronic health condition in which the body is unable to produce enough insulin and properly break down glucose (sugar) in the blood. Symptoms of diabetes include frequent urination, excessive thirst, extreme hunger, unusual weight loss, increased fatigue, irritability, and blurry vision.\nHearing: Up to 70% of people with Alstr\u00f6m syndrome gradually lose hearing during the first decade of life. By age 20, hearing loss may be classified as severe or moderately severe. People with Alstr\u00f6m syndrome may also be prone to developing \"glue ear,\" in which a sticky substance collects in the ear canal, further obstructing hearing.\nHeart: Individuals with Alstr\u00f6m syndrome may develop a condition called cardiomyopathy, in which the muscular walls of the heart weaken. In dilated cardiomyopathy, the heart is not able to pump blood efficiently. Symptoms may include irregular heartbeat, fatigue, and shortness of breath. About 40% of people with Alstr\u00f6m syndrome develop cardiomyopathy between the ages of three weeks and four months. Most of these children make a full recovery in infancy and survive into adulthood. More than 60% of people with Alstr\u00f6m syndrome develop heart failure at some stage in their lives.\nHigh cholesterol: People with Alstr\u00f6m syndrome may have high levels of triglycerides and total cholesterol in the blood. Very high levels of triglycerides have been associated with pancreatitis (inflammation of the pancreas) in individuals with Alstr\u00f6m syndrome.\nKidney disease: Kidney disease is typically recognized later in life in individuals with Alstr\u00f6m syndrome. Signs of kidney disease include frequent urination and extreme thirst. End-stage kidney disease may occur as early as the teenage years.\nLungs: Individuals with Alstr\u00f6m syndrome may develop lung problems, which may include susceptibility to bronchitis and pulmonary hypertension (high blood pressure that affects the arteries in the lungs).\nObesity: Although people with Alstr\u00f6m syndrome generally are of normal weight at birth, they may become obese during childhood. In particular, people with Alstr\u00f6m syndrome gain fat in the abdominal area. In adults, obesity is defined as a body-mass index (BMI) of 30 or greater. In some individuals with Alstr\u00f6m syndrome, weight may be in the high normal range after adolescence. Some researchers believe that a mutation in the ALMS1 gene may lead to these weight changes.\nSkeletal abnormalities: Almost all people with Alstr\u00f6m syndrome are of short stature. Other skeletal abnormalities may include scoliosis (sideways curvature of the spine) or kyphosis (forward curvature of the spine), especially during puberty.\nSkin: Some individuals with Alstr\u00f6m syndrome develop a skin condition called acanthosis nigricans. In this condition, the skin folds in the underarms or on the neck become thickened, dark, and velvety. This condition is often associated with diabetes.\nVision: Normal vision is gradually lost in almost all patients with Alstr\u00f6m syndrome. This is caused by cone-rod dystrophy, sensitivity to light, and nystagmus (involuntary movements of the eyes). Vision loss usually begins at around age 15 months. By 20 years of age, individuals with Alstr\u00f6m syndrome typically cannot perceive light. People with Alstr\u00f6m syndrome may often touch, press, or rub their eyes.\nOther: Liver problems may be present in people with Alstr\u00f6m syndrome. Underactive thyroid and underdeveloped male genitals may also be observed in Alstr\u00f6m syndrome. While some individuals with Alstr\u00f6m syndrome may have growth and developmental delays, intelligence is usually not affected. About 30% of people with Alstr\u00f6m syndrome have a learning disability.\nGeneral: A thorough physical exam and family history should be completed if Alstr\u00f6m syndrome is suspected. The diagnosis of Alstr\u00f6m syndrome is based on characteristic clinical features that emerge throughout infancy, childhood, and young adulthood. In particular, obesity occurs in early childhood, hearing impairments usually develop between ages one and 10 years, and childhood or adolescent cardiomyopathy occurs in more than 60% of affected individuals. Development of diabetes, liver disease, and progressive kidney disease; and developmental delay of fine and gross motor skills and receptive or expressive language skills have been described in some individuals, and some school-age children experience academic difficulties.\nFasting blood glucose test: Fasting blood glucose testing checks blood glucose levels after fasting for 12-14 hours. The individual may drink water during this time but should strictly avoid any other beverage. Individuals with diabetes may be asked to delay their diabetes medication or insulin dose until the test is completed. This test can be used to diagnose diabetes or prediabetes. The fasting plasma glucose (FPG) test is preferred for diagnosing diabetes, because it is convenient and reliable when done on an empty stomach in the morning. When done at other times of day, the presence of food and natural biorhythms may cause fluctuations in blood sugar levels and an inaccurate test result.\nIf the fasting glucose level is 100-125 milligrams per deciliter, the individual has a form of prediabetes called impaired fasting glucose (IFG), meaning that the he or she is more likely to develop type 2 diabetes than with a lower glucose level but does not yet have the condition. A level of 126 milligrams per deciliter or higher, confirmed by testing on another day, means that the individual has diabetes.\nOral glucose tolerance test: During an oral glucose tolerance test (OGTT), a high-glucose drink is given to the individual to determine how quickly the glucose is cleared from the blood. High glucose levels, meaning that the glucose was not normally cleared from the blood, may indicate diabetes. Blood samples are checked at regular intervals for two hours. Glucose tolerance tests are used when the results of the fasting blood glucose test are inconclusive. They are also used to diagnose gestational diabetes (diabetes in pregnancy). This test can be used to diagnose diabetes or prediabetes.\nBlood tests: A sample of blood may be taken to measure liver, kidney, and thyroid function. The blood urea nitrogen (BUN) test evaluates kidney function in individuals with Alstr\u00f6m syndrome. Urea is a by-product of protein metabolism. This waste product is formed in the liver, then filtered from the blood and excreted in the urine by the kidneys. The BUN test measures the amount of nitrogen present in the urea. High BUN levels may indicate kidney dysfunction, but BUN may also be affected by protein intake and liver function. A blood creatinine test is also performed. This test measures blood levels of creatinine, a by-product of energy metabolism that, like urea, is filtered from the blood by the kidneys and excreted into the urine. An individual's muscle mass determines the amount of creatinine produced. With normal kidney function, the amount of creatinine in the blood remains relatively constant, since muscle mass usually fluctuates very little. Due to this consistency, and because creatinine is affected very little by liver function, a blood creatinine level is a more sensitive indicator of kidney function than BUN. Liver function tests (LFTs) are a set of blood tests that may help determine how well an individual's liver is working. LFTs measure albumin, bilirubin, cholesterol, liver enzymes (ALT, AST, GGT, and ALP), prothrombin time, and total protein. The blood levels of thyroid hormones can be measured directly to detect thyroid hormone functioning.\nEye exam: A thorough eye exam may identify nystagmus (involuntary movements of the eyes), sensitivity to light, and poor color perception. These problems are often detectable during the first year of life.\nHearing test: A hearing test, called an audiogram, may help diagnose Alstr\u00f6m syndrome. During an audiogram, the patient is exposed to various sounds of different pitches and frequencies through headphones. The patient is asked to identify each time a sound is heard. The audiologist may also say various words to evaluate the patient's hearing ability. Hearing loss in Alstr\u00f6m syndrome may progress to the severe or moderately severe range (40-70 decibels) between the ages of 10 and 20 years old.\nHemoglobin A1c: The hemoglobin A1c test is an advantageous measure of blood glucose control over an extended period of time. The American Diabetes Association currently recommends an A1c goal of less than 7.0%, which corresponds to a mean blood glucose level of 170 milligrams per deciliter. Since individuals with Alstr\u00f6m syndrome may not effectively clear glucose from the blood, it is likely that their A1c percentages would be high.\nImaging studies: An electroretinography (ERG) can establish the presence of cone-rod dystrophy, a progressive disease that causes the breakdown of the rods and cones in the retina and usually results in blindness. An electrode is placed behind the lower eyelid, allowing it to touch the cornea, or the clear layer on the outside of the eye, and another is placed on the skin near the eye. During a recording, the patient's eyes are exposed to various stimuli and the response signal is recorded.\nOther imaging studies such as X-rays may be used to diagnose and track progress of scoliosis (sideways curvature of the spine) or kyphosis (forward curvature of the spine). An echocardiogram (ECG) is an ultrasound of the heart muscle from which a clinician can determine aspects of the structure and function of the heart. A chest X-ray may reveal lung problems, such as chronic bronchitis, frequent pneumonia, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), and pulmonary hypertension (high blood pressure within the artery in the lung).\nGenetic testing: If Alstr\u00f6m syndrome is suspected, a cytogenetic test may be performed to confirm a diagnosis. A sample of the patient's blood is taken and analyzed in a laboratory for a defect in the ALMS1 gene. If this defect is detected, a positive diagnosis is made.\nPrenatal DNA testing: If there is a family history of Alstr\u00f6m syndrome, prenatal testing may be performed to determine whether the fetus has the disorder. Amniocentesis and chorionic villus sampling (CVS) can diagnose Alstr\u00f6m syndrome. However, because there are serious risks associated with these tests, patients should discuss the potential health benefits and risks associated with these procedures with a medical professional.\nChorionic villus sampling (CVS), requires removal of a small piece of tissue (chorionic villi) from the placenta between the ninth and 14th weeks of pregnancy. CVS may be performed through the cervix or through the abdomen. The cells in the tissue sample are then analyzed for the mutation in the ALMS1 gene. The risk of miscarriage is about 0.5-1% of women who undergo CVS.\nGeneral: Complications of Alstr\u00f6m syndrome affect many organs in the body. Alstr\u00f6m syndrome may cause diabetes, obesity, heart problems, kidney disease, and lung problems, and other complications.\nDevelopmental delays: About 20% of affected individuals have delays in early developmental milestones, such as gross and fine motor skills and in expressive and receptive language; about 30% have a learning disability. Severe intellectual disability, characterized by an IQ under 70, is very rare. The presence of these developmental disabilities may require specialized programs in school.\nDiabetes complications: Diabetes is linked with long-term complications that affect almost every part of the body. The disease affects many Alstr\u00f6m patients and often leads to blindness, heart and blood vessel disease, stroke, kidney failure, amputations, and nerve damage. Uncontrolled diabetes may complicate pregnancy, and birth defects are more common in babies born to women with diabetes. Pregnant women may temporarily develop gestational diabetes, a type of diabetes that begins late in pregnancy.\nHearing loss: Up to 70% of people with Alstr\u00f6m syndrome gradually lose hearing during the first decade of life. By age 20, hearing loss may be classified as severe or moderately severe. Individuals with hearing loss need to learn how to communicate with people in other ways, including the use of sign language.\nHeart problems: Individuals with Alstr\u00f6m syndrome may develop a condition called cardiomyopathy, in which the muscular walls of the heart weaken. In dilated cardiomyopathy, the heart is not able to pump blood efficiently. Symptoms may include irregular heartbeat, fatigue, and shortness of breath.\nKidney disease: Some people with Alstr\u00f6m syndrome may develop kidney disease, which may progress to life-threatening kidney failure if not treated properly.\nLiver problems: Liver problems may be present in people with Alstr\u00f6m syndrome. Hepatomegaly (an enlarged liver) and related complications may be life threatening. These include portal hypertension (high blood pressure in the vein that carries blood from the digestive tract to the liver) and may result in ascites (fluid in the abdominal cavity), splenomegaly (an enlarged spleen), and esophageal varices (extremely dilated veins in the esophagus).\nLung problems: Individuals with Alstr\u00f6m syndrome may develop lung problems, which may include susceptibility to bronchitis and pulmonary hypertension (high blood pressure that affects the arteries in the lungs).\nObesity: Individuals with Alstr\u00f6m syndrome typically develop obesity in early adulthood. Complications of obesity include high blood pressure, diabetes, and elevated cholesterol.\nPancreatitis: People with Alstr\u00f6m syndrome may have high levels of triglycerides and total cholesterol in the blood. Very high levels of triglycerides have been associated with pancreatitis (inflammation of the pancreas) in individuals with Alstr\u00f6m syndrome.\nGeneral: There is no cure for Alstr\u00f6m syndrome. Instead, treatment aims to reduce symptoms and prevent complications. Permanent blindness, deafness, and type 2 diabetes are likely to develop. Kidney and liver failure may worsen.\nCorrective lenses: Eyeglasses are limited in their ability to improve vision in those with Alstr\u00f6m syndrome. Tinted lenses may help with sensitivity to bright light. Because almost all people with Alstr\u00f6m syndrome progressively lose vision, they should be instructed in the use of Braille, adaptive equipment, mobility aids, and adaptive computing skills early in life.\nEducation: By law, patients with Alstr\u00f6m syndrome who suffer from intellectual disabilities must have access to education that is tailored to their specific strengths and weaknesses. According to the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, all children with disabilities must receive free and appropriate education. Staff members of the patient's school must consult with the patient's parents or caregivers to design and write an individualized education plan based on the child's needs. The school faculty must document the child's progress in order to ensure that the child's needs are being met.\nEducational programs vary among patients depending on the child's specific learning disabilities. In general, most experts believe that children with disabilities should be educated alongside their nondisabled peers. The idea is that nondisabled students will help the patient learn appropriate behavioral, social, and language skills. Therefore, some Alstr\u00f6m syndrome patients are educated in mainstream classrooms. Others attend public schools but take special education classes. Still others attend specialized schools equipped to teach children with disabilities.\nHearing aids: People with Alstr\u00f6m syndrome who experience hearing loss may benefit from hearing aids. These battery-operated devices are available in three basic styles: behind the ear, in the ear, and inside the ear canal. Patients should talk to a healthcare provider to determine the type of hearing aid that is best for them. A behind-the-ear device is used for mild-to-profound hearing loss. The device is worn behind the ear and is attached to a plastic ear mold inside the outer ear. In-the-ear hearing aids are worn inside the outer ear and are used for mild-to-severe hearing loss. Canal hearing aids are smaller hearing aids that fit inside the patient's ear canal. These are used for mild to moderately severe hearing loss. If hearing loss is severe, patients may benefit from cochlear implants. These electronic devices are surgically implanted inside the ears. Unlike a hearing aid, which amplifies sound, a cochlear implant compensates for damaged parts of the inner ear.\nDiet: Consuming a healthful and appropriate diet is essential to people with Alstr\u00f6m syndrome, because it may help minimize obesity and diabetes. The progression of diabetes may be slowed by consuming a diet limited in sugars and high in vegetables, whole grains, and lean protein. In fact, diet and exercise are often the first line of treatment for diabetes. An optimal diet for an individual with diabetes maybe planned with a registered dietitian (RD) or certified diabetes educator (CDE).\nOccupational therapy: Patients with Alstr\u00f6m syndrome may benefit from occupational therapy. During sessions, a therapist helps the child learn skills to help him or her perform basic daily tasks, such as eating, getting dressed, and communicating with others. Some patients work with therapists who specialize in disorders and disabilities. Parents and caregivers may ask their child's pediatrician for recommended therapists.\nPhysical activity: People with Alstr\u00f6m syndrome should follow a regular plan of physical activity that is created with the help of a qualified healthcare provider such as a physician. Exercise not only reduces obesity but also helps control blood sugar levels.\nAntibiotics: Some people with Alstr\u00f6m syndrome who have lung problems are prone to infections such as bronchitis. To treat these infections, patients may be given antibiotics.\nOral diabetes medications: Many different types of drugs may be taken by mouth to treat diabetes. Some of these drugs may be combined into a single pill, which may be more effective and convenient for people with diabetes. Sulfonylureas such as chlorpropamide (Diabinese\u00ae), glipizide (Glucotrol\u00ae), glyburide (Micronase\u00ae, Glynase\u00ae, DiaBeta\u00ae), and glimepiride (Amaryl\u00ae) work by stimulating the cells of the pancreas to release more insulin. These drugs are taken once or twice daily by mouth before meals. Side effects may include an unsafe drop in blood sugar.\nMeglitinides such as repaglinide (Prandin\u00ae) and nateglinide (Starlix\u00ae) also stimulate the cells of the pancreas to release more insulin. These drugs are taken by mouth before each meal and may also cause an unsafe drop in blood sugar. Side effects include weight gain and low blood sugar.\nMetformin (Glucophage\u00ae) is a biguanide, a drug used to treat diabetes by decreasing the amount of blood sugar released by the liver and by stimulating cells in the muscles to take up blood sugar. Metformin is usually taken twice daily and may cause stomach upset. The most common side effect is diarrhea and acid reflux, occurring in up to 30% of patients.\nThiazolidinediones such as rosiglitazone (Avandia\u00ae) and pioglitazone (Actos\u00ae) help insulin work more efficiently in muscle and fat cells and cause the liver to release less glucose. These drugs may be associated with heart failure, and their use should be thoroughly discussed with a qualified healthcare provider, including a pharmacist.\nDipeptidyl peptidase IV (DPP-4) inhibitors such as sitagliptin (Januvia\u00ae) improve levels of blood sugar by decreasing the action of an enzyme that breaks down GLP-1, a substance that naturally lowers blood sugar levels. Alpha-glucosidase inhibitors such as acarbose (Precose\u00ae) and miglitol (Glyset\u00ae) block the breakdown of certain carbohydrates so they can be excreted. Side effects include intestinal gas and diarrhea.\nInjected diabetes medications: Other diabetes drugs may be taken by injection into the fat just below the skin, called subcutaneous injection.\nPramlintide (Symlin\u00ae) is a synthetic form of insulin, a hormone that naturally occurs in the human body and serves to take up extra blood glucose. This drug, taken with meals, helps maintain normal levels of blood sugar. Side effects may include nausea.\nExenatide (Byetta\u00ae) is a synthetic form of exendin-4, a substance that naturally occurs in the body and helps increase insulin secretion from the pancreas. Side effects may include nausea, but this usually decreases with continued use of the drug.\nDepending on the type and severity of diabetes, insulin may be introduced by subcutaneous injection. Insulin allows the body to use the sugar in the blood for energy. There are many different types of insulin, and a treatment strategy may be tailored to an individual patient's needs. Use of insulin therapy should be thoroughly discussed with a qualified healthcare provider and a certified diabetes educator (CDE).\nCholesterol-lowering drugs: Drugs that lower cholesterol and triglyceride levels may be necessary in some people with Alstr\u00f6m syndrome. HMG-CoA reductase inhibitors, also called \"statins,\" effectively lower levels of low-density lipoprotein (LDL, or \"bad\") cholesterol and triglycerides. High-dose nicotinic acid (niacin) may also reduce cholesterol levels.\nHeart medications: Angiotensin-converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitors, diuretics, digoxin, and beta-blockers may help with the management of cardiomyopathy and heart failure.\nDialysis: When the kidneys begin to fail, patients may undergo several types of dialysis to restore their filtering function. In hemodialysis, a patient's blood is circulated into an external filter and cleaned. The filtered blood is then returned to the body. In peritoneal dialysis, a fluid containing dextrose is introduced into the abdomen through a tube. This solution absorbs the wastes in the body and is then removed.\nTransplantation: Some patients who experience kidney failure may undergo kidney transplantation. Transplantation is associated with complications, including infection and the possibility of rejection of the new organ. To reduce the chance of rejection, patients may need to take immunosuppressive drugs.\nSurgery: If scoliosis (sideways curvature of the spine) or kyphosis (forward curvature of the spine) is severe, surgery may be required.\nCurrently there is limited scientific evidence on the use of integrative therapies for the treatment or prevention of Alstr\u00f6m syndrome.\nGeneral: Alstr\u00f6m syndrome is an inherited condition, or passed down among family members. Therefore, there is currently no known way to prevent the disease. 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Because Alstr\u00f6m syndrome may be detected in a fetus, parents may choose whether to continue the pregnancy. Genetic counselors may assist parents with these difficult decisions.\nAmerican Society for Deaf Children. .\nBond J, Flintoff K, Higgins J, et al. The importance of seeking ALMS1 mutations in infants with dilated cardiomyopathy. J Med Genet. 2005; 42: e10.\nCardiomyopathy Association. .\nChildren's Cardiomyopathy Foundation (CCF). .\nCollin GB, Marshall JD, Ikeda A, et al. Mutations in ALMS1 cause obesity, type 2 diabetes and neurosensory degeneration in Alstrom syndrome. Nat Genet. 2002; 31: 74-8.\nDeeble VJ, Roberts E, Jackson A, et al. The continuing failure to recognise Alstrom syndrome and further evidence of genetic homogeneity. J Med Genet. 2000; 37: 219.\nMaffei P, Boschetti M, Marshall JD, et al. Characterization of the IGF system in 15 patients with Alstrom syndrome. Clin Endocrinol (Oxf). 2007; 66: 269-75.\nMaffei P, Munno V, Marshall JD, et al. The Alstrom syndrome: is it a rare or unknown disease? Ann Ital Med Int. 2002; 17: 221-8.\nMakaryus AN, Popkowski B, Kort S, et al. A rare case of Alstrom syndrome presenting with rapidly progressive severe dilated cardiomyopathy diagnosed by echocardiography. J Am Soc Echocardiography. 2003; 16: 194-6.\nMarshall JD, Bronson RT, Collin GB, et al. New Alstrom syndrome phenotypes based on the evaluation of 182 cases. Arch Intern Med. 2005; 165: 675-83.\nMichaud JL, Heon E, Guilbert F, et al. Natural history of Alstrom syndrome in early childhood: onset with dilated cardiomyopathy. J Pediatr. 1996; 128: 225-9.\nMinton JA, Owen KR, Ricketts CJ, et al. Syndromic obesity and diabetes: changes in body composition with age and mutation analysis of ALMS1 in 12 United Kingdom kindreds with Alstrom syndrome. J Clin Endocrinol Metab. 2006; 91: 3110-6.\nQuiros-Tejeira RE, Vargas J, Ament ME. Early-onset liver disease complicated with acute liver failure in Alstrom syndrome. 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        "raw_content": "What is Estate Planning and How Do I Know I\u2019ve Done it Properly?\nBy Dave Zumpano\nProper estate planning comes down to three things. 1) you have to have legal documents in place that authorize others to act for you; 2) you have to ensure those legal documents provide instructions of whom you want to get your stuff, when and how. 3) all of this, when done properly, should happen without unnecessary costs or delays.\nThen there are wills, health care proxies, powers of attorneys, revocable trusts and irrevocable trusts. The bad news? It doesn\u2019t really matter which documents you have, because most of them don\u2019t work when expected, the way you thought.\nA Washington State University study shows that only 4 percent of Americans have an estate plan that actually does what they thought it was going to do. The reason this happens is because the estate planning legal documents typically don\u2019t have your instructions. They have the government\u2019s instructions or they have your attorney\u2019s instructions.\nThis is an important factor in insuring that your plan accomplishes what you want it to. When you put these all together, by having the documents with your instructions, it avoids any unnecessary costs or delays, including family fights and government interference. To ensure your estate plan works, you need to know what you want to have happen at each event in your life, and who you want to be there to control those situations. You also need to understand the different legal documents and determine the best ones to accomplish your goals. And finally, you need to be clear how your personal instructions are integrated into the legal documents and other areas of your life to ensure that your plan actually works.\nDavid J. Zumpano is an attorney and a certified public accountant (CPA). He operates Estate Planning Law Center. He can be reached at 315-793-3622.\nhttp://www.cny55.com/wordpress/features/what-is-estate-planning-and-how-do-i-know-ive-done-it-properly\">",
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        "raw_content": "DALIS - proof of concept\nFor the last week I've been writing an experimental cloud-based programming language in the evenings (as you do). The language has just reached the point where it can actually do something... So I\u2019ve ported my ASCII Mandelbrot drawing program from C, take look at these screenshots:\nThat's the source code, and ...\n... that's the output it gives.\nNot bad, I think. The language syntax needs lots more work, as does the parser, but it\u2019s good enough to prove *something*. I\u2019ve set it to do timeslices; the code runs for so many milliseconds (whilst rendering the page on the webserver) and then returns the results, with the program state hidden inside the html. The next page request picks up where it left off, so you can actually watch the Mandelbrot as it is being drawn. It\u2019s not fast, but it does actually work. I\u2019m sure I\u2019ll optimise it. Well it\u2019s an idea ... I'm still not sure if it\u2019s a good idea though! But it has been fun, so I'll spend a bit more time on it at least.",
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        "raw_content": "Tile grout cleaning Federal Way WA - The regular cleaning of carpets WA\nHaving a thorough carpet cleaning service done in your house on a consistent basis is a good idea for several causes. Many believe that simply running a vacuum in the carpet several times a week is enough. It's still important to do that, however it is not enough in the grand general scheme of things as it does not get all the things out which needs to be removed from the carpet. Hence, the option then is to have a frequent carpet cleaning carried out by an expert or with a machine which can do a much deeper cleaning.\nA good reason to do this is to preserve an investment done in the carpet in the home. Carpeting could be costly. If it's not properly managed, it could begin to lose its shade and display stains. Nonetheless, having frequent cleanings, it could work for quite some time before it should be changed. While carpet cleaning could cost a little bit of cash it could help lengthen the carpet and prevent it from getting replaced; that is a much more expensive option.\nAnother reason for carpet cleaning in Federal Way, WA is that it can remove the allergens, dust and mold that gets trapped in the fibers of carpet. They're held in the oils that are tracked into the home from everyday activity. Daily vacuuming cannot do anything to eliminate all these oils in which a thorough carpet cleaning can. Those allergens and dust particles could cause significant problems for people who suffer from allergies. Many do not realize their suffering is caused from something in their own home, and they are surprised by the relief they get from carpet cleaning. A carpet cleaner in Federal Way, WA will be able to come out to your home and employ special equipment and products to eliminate such oils coming from your carpet along with the allergens and dust they attract.",
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        "raw_content": "I just received my copy of \"How Bill James Changed Our View of Baseball\". This book was by produced by ACTA Publications in response to Bill James making TIME magazine's list of \"100 Most Influential People in the World\". It is a collection of essays written by well known analysts and writers, such as Alan Schwarz, Rob Neyer and john Dewan, who have been greatly influenced by Bill James. Also sprinkled throuhout the book are passages from fans whose lives have been touched by James in less direct but equally prominent ways. I was very pleasantly surprised to find out yesterday that one of those fans was me.\nIf you are looking for statistical analysis, then this book is not for for you. If you are looking for a collection of heartfelt tributes to the God father of sabermetrics, then you'll probably enjoy it. Here is what I wrote:\nWhen I first read Bill James\u2019 Baseball Abstracts in the early 1980s, they profoundly changed the way I looked at the game and even had an impact my career. I was majoring in mathematics at a university in Massachusetts at the time but had not seriously considered the connection between my education and baseball. I had memorized the batting averages and ERAs of Major League players and had played simulated games for years, but baseball was not something that I had analyzed scientifically. James\u2019 writings led me to think more carefully about why teams won and lost games and to examine everything I thought I knew about baseball. He taught me to question traditional beliefs about batting orders, strategy and player evaluation, and he showed me that the baseball establishment was not always correct. Baseball had become more than just a leisurely pastime; it was now a sport that I spent as much time analyzing as watching.\nInspired by James, I started using baseball data in my classes at school and ultimately wrote a Masters thesis entitled, \u201cHow to Win a Pennant in Major League Baseball.\u201d In my thesis, I used regression analysis to investigate the relationship between winning percentages and various other team statistics. Twenty years later, I am still analyzing the game on my blog and on internet message boards and encouraging others to do the same. When I am not watching or studying baseball, I work as a research analyst in the behavioral health field and have never forgotten James\u2019 lesson about questioning everything that I think I know.\nchasfh February 18, 2007\nDo I have a comment published in this book? I submitted one and a guy from ACTA called me on the phone to verify that indeed I was the guy who submitted it.\nYes, you are in there. I actually saw your comment first and I was kicking myself for not getting mine in earlier. I had submitted mine a little late and I thought I had not made it because nobody had contaced me about it.\nThat's awesome Lee. I picked up my first Abstract when I was 12 with the 1984 Abstract. To say it influence me would be a huge understatement. While not having the math background and expertise that you have, it did completely change the way of how I viewed my favorite sport. It's the whole building a better mousetrap theory. And James is always looking for a new and better way. Thanks for your blog, it's my favorite on the internet and though I don't post often your work is much appreciated.\nThanks KS. One of the great things about James is you don't have to be a math guy to follow him. That's one of the reasons why he has been so influential. He's an excellent writer.\nZia November 10, 2008",
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        "raw_content": "Home > Meet Dr. Merlo, Gastroenterologist\nThe Digestive Health & Nutrition Center was founded by Dr. Angela Merlo in 1990 in Lawrenceville, New Jersey. The center has expanded its success with another location in Princeton, New Jersey. Dr. Merlo has continued as this medical facility\u2019s proprietor while also providing consultations concerning interventional Gastroenterology for adults and children. Dr. Merlo is also an educator with vast knowledge in the field of Gastroenterology that she shares with other professionals at national conferences and regional schools.\nDr. Merlo was recently selected for two prestigious awards: Americans Best Physicians and Top Doctor in Gastroenterology in New Jersey.\nDr. Merlo has a reputation for excellence in the field of Gastroenterology. Her reputation is based on exceptional skill, dedication to excellence, and commitment to high quality patient care. Dr. Merlo combines over 20 years experience, superior knowledge, and individualized care of patients. Each patient is treated with compassion and understanding at the Digestive Health & Nutrition Center. Dr. Merlo uses non-invasive or minimally-invasive procedures as much as possible, and performs interventional colonoscopy and endoscopy when necessary to provide patients with the most accurate diagnosis.\nOnce these tests are completed, Dr. Merlo is able to devise a superior treatment plan that is effective for each patient using a customized nutritional plan and state-of-the-art technology. Her goal is to go beyond the traditional treatments available and provide recommendations concerning a patient\u2019s diet to control certain types of digestive disorders or deficiencies in enzymes without the long-term use of medications that may cause side effects.\nDr. Merlo has a well-rounded educational background that includes the following:\nBachelor of Science summa cum laude from City College of New York\nDoctor of Philosophy from Rockefeller University in New York\nDoctor of Medicine from Albert Einstein College of Medicine in New York\nResidency in Internal Medicine at St. Luke\u2019s-Roosevelt Hospital Center in New York\nFellowship in Gastroenterology from the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia\nDiplomat Certified in Gastroenterology from the American Board of Internal Medicine\nDr. Merlo is currently affiliated with Sigma Xi: the Scientific Research Society and the American Gastroenterology Association. In the past, she was the Associate Director of the Internal Medicine Residency Program at the Helene Fuld Medical Center, now part of Capital Health in Trenton, N.J. She has also served on the Advisory Board of the MEDTAP Institute and the Board of Trustees of the Mercer County Medical Society.\nThe title of Clinical Associate Professor at University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey was awarded to Dr. Merlo due to her belief in the continuing education and instruction of physicians in training and registered nurses.",
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        "raw_content": "Little Beemo\nHere's a picture, though the lighting is terrible\nAt the vet, the day that he passes\nI have had a total of seven rats in my life thus far, three right now and four that have gone over the rainbow bridge. It was very sad when my four boys past a way, though Beemo's death was definitely the hardest. I did not have him for long. One of my old boys, Freckle, had just past and since baby Luxo was not getting along with Freckle's brother, Hiccup (who had rather severe arthritis) I thought I'd get another young one to distract Luxo from his elderly brother. So I went and I bought Beemo from the pet store.\nWhile I had purchased him in the hopes that he would be a play mate for Luxo, it was easy to tell that Beemo was going to be a special rat. The pet store I had purchased him from was in the middle of a move, so the poor boy had not received the best of care. He had a bad eye infection in both of his eyes and was neither lively nor active. He spent much of his time sedentary, though he was very sweet to me and my sister. He loved being skritched on the head and would snuggle up with me whenever I took him out every night. The day after I got him I took him to the vet in the hopes to get his eye infection resolved. I got some eye drops as well as some oral anti-biotics and began applying them immediately.\nIt was too little too late, however. Though one of his eyes improved, the other ruptured and his lens fell out. Terrified, I called the vet and was advised to stay calm and give him some pain killers. He was going to have to have what was left of his eye removed, but many rats have lived happy lives with one eye. I accepted this, put him on his own again and waited until the day of the surgery (couldn't get scheduled for a week and a half.)\nI spent lots of time with little Beems during this time, taking him out by himself for at least an hour a day to snuggle with me. One thing I had noticed about him all along was that he was not very nimble. He would not climb around much, and he was doing it less and less with time. I tried a couple times putting him up places, but he just seemed lost. At first I accounted this to the unfortunate circumstances I had bought him under; at the pet store, he had nothing but one plastic igloo in his cage, so I thought perhaps he had no experience climbing around. However, I also began noticing that he wasn't using his back legs well. In hindsight, I should have addressed this problem first, but I wanted to take one thing at a time and figure out the eye problem before I worry about the leg problem.\nThe day of the sugery, I went to my room to get Beemo and found that he was, very suddenly, in very bad shape. He was cold and was not moving, though he was still breathing and had a heart beat. I bundled him up and rushed him to the vet. They noticed that there was something wrong with him right away and took him away. I was sobbing at this point, since that morning I had lost my other old boy, Hiccup, of old age and I was quickly losing hope for Beemo. They gave him high protein cat food, a heating pad and oxygen. All these combined helped my poor listless boy perk up a bit. He loved the oxygen mask and buried his little nose in it, taking a break only to eat the cat food. He seemed so happy and better. With the instruction to keep a close eye on him, make sure he gets food and stays warm, I brought him home. However, by the time I got there he had dissolved back into how he was.\nI could not go back to the vet, both for financial and transportation reasons. So I put in my shirt on my chest and held him tight, occasionally trying to get him to eat. I sat with him for three hours as he slowly stopped being able to breath. I wish I had just put him down when I was at the vet, the idea of that poor little creature slowly losing the ability to use his lungs and suffocating still makes me cry months later.\nI only had Beemo for a month, and every moment I had with him he was in pain. But he was such a good boy. He was always good tempered and loved to be snuggled and patted and I'm so happy that I was able to know him, even though it ended in such a terrible way. I don't know exactly how he died. After doing research later, I figure it might have been a stroke that slowly paralyzed him. Perhaps it was caused by the extremely advanced eye infection, its hard to say. Either way, I loved that little man and I wish I had had more time to spend with him.",
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He was able to withstand the next wave and began moving in the same direction, holding her closely to him.\nWithout the water to help support her he realized he'd have to lift her rather than drag her across the sand. His left arm hung limply at his side, but somehow he managed to get her over his good shoulder and staggered out of the surf. He had to get above the water line; he had no idea when high tide was.\nHe struggled the last few steps before his legs collapsed from under him and he dropped her, falling partially atop her and giving into oblivion.\nShe rolled her head, were her eyes open? She could see stars above her. Outdoors? What had ... there was something on top of her, trapping her. What was ... Mulder? Yes, that was his warm breath on her throat. He was alive. That being the only information that mattered, she closed her eyes and was instantly sleep.\nThe stars had disappeared with the coming of dawn when he woke. What was he ... he was lying on Scully. Damn, he could have suffocated her. He rolled off of her body and cried out as his left shoulder took on his weight.\n\"Mulder!\" Scully was awake instantly and bending over him. \"What?\"\n\"It's okay.\" He muttered through clenched teeth.\n\"Yeah, it sure sounded okay.\" Her fingers were gently examining him. \"Your shoulder's been dislocated, Mulder.\"\n\"Can you fix it?\" His face was drawn.\n\"It's gonna hurt.\"\n\"It already does.\" She looked into his eyes then. Yeah it did and for him to admit it, it hurt bad.\n\"Lie still Mulder. I need to get on top ... \u201c She moved him carefully.\n\"I like it when you talk dirty.\"\nShe ignored that, placing her knee gently against his shoulder. \"You ready?\" He nodded and she jerked his arm back into place. He managed to make no sound though he paled considerably and sweat broke out on his forehead. Almost as quickly the pain subsided and she helped him to a seated position, again examining that area of his shoulder. \"This should be bandaged, immobilized.\"\n\"We could use your t-shirt. Wet like that it - \"\n\"Damn it, Mulder! We could have died! You could have been injured much more severely. I don't need your lame - \u201c She stood then and stalked away from him.\nHe made it to his own feet and followed her. Her back was to him so he touched her shoulder and turned her toward him. She was crying. He put his good arm around her. \"I'm sorry Scully. I was just ... I'm sorry.\"\n\"Aren't you scared? Don't you ever ... \"\n\"Sure I'm scared Scully. I thought you were going to drown, I still don't know what's going to happen to us, but you're alive, we're alive.\" He felt her arms move to encircle him and he dropped his chin onto her hair. \"At least we're together. Now we just have to figure out where we are, and how to get home.\"\n\"Oh, is that all?\" She chuckled through her tears then and looked up at him. \"What did happen, I'm all fuzzy?\"\n\"I'm a little fuzzy myself.\" He moved toward the tree line, getting her into the shade. \"The power died on the boat, I know that. The motor stopped, the radio went out, the compass - damn the compass went crazy.\"\n\"But that wouldn't cause an explosion.\"\n\"No. I don't know what caused that.\" He shook his head and looked back out to sea.\n\"Do you know what happened to the others?\"\nHe shook his head again, \"I was only looking for you. I know at least two of them were in the water. I don't know about the third. We've seen that kind of power outage before.\"\nShe closed her eyes to block the sight of him for an instant. \"Aliens, right?\"\n\"It's why they were bringing us here. To see the lights that keep being seen in this area, over these islands.\"\n\"God, Mulder. We're stuck here, we don't know if they got a distress call off, we've got no food or water, you're injured ... \"\n\"Yeah. It's a good thing I've got you.\"\nShe turned away from him then. She was pissed at him, but that didn't keep her from feeling the same way. She'd expected to die when she hit the water, fighting to stay afloat and trying to find him. Needing to know that the explosion hadn't killed him and knowing that if it had, there was no reason to continue fighting.\n\"What have you got on you?\"\n\"What do you mean?\" She looked up at him, more than willing to think about something else.\n\"In your pockets, anything we can use? I still have my gun, but I don't know what shape it's in. And these Lifesavers.\" He held out the small package of candy.\n\"So you weren't just glad to see me?\"\nThat caught him off guard. She didn't usually join him in that kind of innuendo. \"Scully, are you coming on to me?\"\nShe turned from him then. \"The candy will be useful, but we've got to find some fresh water and soon.\"\n\"I wouldn't mind a good steak.\"\n\"Yeah, well that may have to wait, but water can't.\"\nHe nodded and after looking in both directions, started to move east, parallel to the water. She turned in the other direction. \"Scully, wait. Maybe we should stay together.\"\n\"We can cover ground more quickly if we split up.\"\n\"True, but we don't know what's here and you don't have your gun. I'm not sure mine will fire, but I don't exactly have any way to clean it.\" After a moment she nodded and fell in beside him.\nBy mutual consent they moved deeper into the trees that bordered the edge of the beach, both to stay out of the sun and to look for water. If they could locate a stream they'd be in a much better position.\nHer gaze moved out toward the sea and she stared, trying not to think, not to panic. They'd found some fruit and sipped water from some foliage. Mulder had dug up some clams and they'd eaten them raw. They were far from full, but they weren't in imminent danger of starvation.\nSomething caught her eye and she squinted. \u201cMulder, what is that?\u201d She pointed out to sea.\nHis eyes followed at her direction. \u201cI think ... I think it's a body, Scully.\u201d He looked back at her, \u201cOne of the guys from the boat.\u201d\nShe seemed to deflate a little at that, as though a little more hope had leaked away.\n\"I'm going to bring him in.\" She rose with him. \u201cScully, I can - \u201c\n\u201cWith that arm you're going to need help.\u201d She sounded all business as he looked down at her; which meant she was truly frightened. The problem was, he didn't have a way to make this any better.\nThey got the body to the beach without too much trouble. They could have waited, he was dead, but ... Scully dragged him on up past the water line. \"It's Santos' kid. I didn't hear him say a word on the boat.\"\n\"I don't think he did. He was scared though, he didn't want to be out here.\" Mulder knelt down beside him and began going through his pockets.\n\"Mulder, what are you doing?\"\n\"Seeing what he has that we can use. We're not exactly equipped for a camping trip here.\" At her nod he continued. \"Ah ha, a knife.\" He checked the other pocket and pulled out a ruined cigarette pack, then a small bundle. \"Even better, Scully. Waterproof matches. I sure didn't want to rub sticks together all day.\" He handed her both the knife and the matches, then began undressing the corpse.\n\"Mulder, what are you doing now?\"\n\"Taking his clothes. I'm sorry, but we need them more than he does right now. You need to get out of the sun, Scully. I can do this.\"\n\"We can do it faster together. Come on.\" They stripped the young man down to his underwear and Mulder pulled him farther back on the beach and covered him with sand until a better burial could be arranged. \"Mulder, how the hell are we going to contact someone?\"\nShe was seated slightly apart from him and he saw her rub her arms to stimulate circulation. \"You cold Scully?\"\n\"I'm fine Mulder.\" She stopped her movements.\n\"You're not fine, you're cold.\"\n\"It's a little chilly now.\" She grudgingly admitted. The fire just wasn't cutting it.\n\"Well, why waste all this nice warm body heat? Come on, Scully.\"\n\"I'm okay Mulder.\" She wouldn't look up at him.\n\"Scully? You don't ... You're not ... Scully, you don't think I would force myself on you?\" He tried to get her to look up. \"Scully?\"\n\"No, I don't - \"\nEven in the dim light he could see the flush of her face. \"You do. You think I would - \"\n\"No! I don't. Mulder ... \"\n\"Then let me keep you warm. I don't want you getting sick.\" She sighed and moved over to sit next to him. \"No, here.\" He pulled her over to sit in the V of his legs, so that he could put his good arm around her. He couldn't see her face but was relieved when she finally relaxed back against him.\nAfter a moment she spoke softly, \"Thanks.\"\n\"Thank you. You've fulfilled one of my fantasies.\" She stiffened but didn't pull away. \"Haven't you ever played that game? The one where you decide who you want to be with you on a deserted island? Well, I chose you.\"\n\"Mulder.\" Her tone was wary.\n\"Well, think about it Scully. I know you can handle yourself in all kinds of situations, you're a doctor, and then there's the body.\"\n\"Mulder.\" She did jerk away then, but his arm tightened, not releasing her. \"Let me go.\"\n\"No. I won't hurt you Scully. I would never hurt you and I'm not coming on to you, well not really. I know how you feel about that. I'm just making conversation and you're still cold.\"\nShe grudgingly relaxed back against him. She was cold. What did he mean by how she felt about that? She decided against asking, he'd probably tell her.\n\"Haven't you ever played that game Scully? Who would you want to be with here?\"\n\"Mulder, it's a stupid game.\"\n\"You got something else to do? Come on, who would you pick, Brad Pitt? Walter Skinner? Maybe Frohike?\"\n\"Skinner?\" She sounded a little incredulous at that one.\n\"Well, that's a relief. Some women find bald men a real turn on.\"\n\"Mulder, this is pointless. I have never thought of Skinner that way. Even when I kissed him it wasn't - \u201c\n\u201cYou kissed Skinner?\u201d His arm had tightened involuntarily and she squirmed to loosen the grip.\nShe knew immediately she should have kept her mouth shut. She must be a lot more tired than she realized. \u201cIt was nothing, just a little thank you.\u201d\n\u201cA thank you? What did he do for you?\u201d\n\u201cNothing. Mulder, I'm exhausted and I'm extremely tired of this conversation. Go to sleep, let me sleep, whatever.\u201d\nHe allowed her to get comfortable up against him and shortly drift off. Not him, sleep was the last thing on his mind now. When the hell had she kissed Walter Skinner? A thank you? He'd never gotten a thank you kiss. Hell, in seven years he'd gotten one Happy New Year's kiss and it had taken him practically the whole seven years to screw up the courage to try that. Now to find out that she kissed Skinner, he felt like ... hell, he didn't know what he felt like, but it was damned uncomfortable.\nHe couldn't say he'd really relaxed, but she was obviously comfortable in his arms - when she was asleep anyway, so eventually he carefully reclined, keeping her close and finally gave in to sleep.\nHe didn't recognize the apartment. He had never been here before, he was sure of that. What was he doing here now? He heard the door open behind him and saw Scully enter without knocking. This definitely wasn't her place, what the ... Skinner came into the room wearing only a towel.\n\u201cWhat took you so long?\u201d He had his hands on her, kissing her eyes and her lips, moving down to her throat.\n\u201cHe had a theory he wanted to expound upon. At least he didn't pull out the slides. I hurried as much as I could.\u201d\nHer jacket was now resting across the back of a chair and his hands were unbuttoning her blouse. Did they not see him standing here? Skinner had the blouse open now and she let it fall from her shoulders and lay in a pool of silk on the floor.\nSkinner's hands went to the front clasp of her bra and released it, allowing her full breasts to escape into his cupped hands. Mulder couldn't swallow, he couldn't make a sound.\nNow she was pressed against him as his lips explored her throat and his hands released the button and zipper on her skirt, which joined her blouse. She wore no stockings; only tiny white silk panties covered her body.\nThey moved toward his bedroom now and Mulder followed, although he would have said he couldn't move. Once there Skinner knelt in front of her and began kissing and licking his way down toward those panties; finally taking hold and lowering them to the floor. He nuzzled her curls and Mulder saw his tongue flick out. She threw her head back and her nails sank into his shoulders.\nMulder wondered why he was still alive. He couldn't draw a breath. He'd give anything to be back in the sewer with Flukeman.\n\"Damn are you ready Dana.\" Skinner muttered between licks and bites.\n\"It's been forever.\" She moaned.\n\"Since this afternoon in my office?\" He teased.\n\"That was hours ago.\" She was pulling him up towards her and then pushing him toward the bed. She yanked the towel from around his waist and Mulder tried desperately to close his eyes, wondering what was keeping him on his feet.\nHe would kill Skinner; kill him with his bare hands. He wanted to throttle her as well, except that ... Scully, how could you?\nHe watched as she straddled the man and Skinner's hands came up to her waist to guide her. She rose and impaled herself, crying out at the sensations coursing through her.\nThat broke through his paralysis. \"NO!\"\n\"Mulder! Mulder, wake up. It's just a dream, you're oka - \" His hands gripped her shoulders and she realized he had worked himself loose from the makeshift bandage holding his arm immobile.\nHe wasn't speaking, staring at her horrified, and breathing as though he'd been running for miles. \"Mulder, can you hear me?\" What kind of nightmare was this?\nHe seemed to be calming down, he glanced around as though to see where he was and she felt his grip loosen slightly. \"Mulder, it's me, Scully. Are you okay?\"\n\"Why did you kiss Skinner?\" His voice was harsh, rough sounding.\nWhy had she ...? What the hell had he been dreaming? She reached up to touch his face, was he ill? He pulled back from her hand. He'd never done that before.\n\"Tell me why.\"\n\"I told you, it was just a thank you. He'd done me a very important favor.\" It wasn't enough. He really wanted to know. She looked away, then back into his eyes. \"He'd gotten me the coordinates of your last known location in the Bermuda Triangle. The information was only available from a classified military database. I couldn't get it and I was frantic. I knew Kersh would let you drown if he could. I had to have the information and Skinner was able to get it. I was so grateful I forgot myself and kissed him, in the elevator. His reaction, if you want to know, was one of fright. I remember him struggling to get away from me.\" She tried to smile at him then. \"I thought I'd really lost you.\"\nA thousand emotions played across his face then and after a moment he lowered his eyes. He spotted his hands still gripping her and released her, moving away.\n\"Mulder, are you all right?\" He nodded, but wouldn't face her.\n\"You were just thanking him.\"\n\"That right.\" Suddenly she stilled, \"Mulder, I have no romantic interest in Walter Skinner. You know that. He's our boss.\"\n\"He's a good catch Scully. I'm sure he could be considered attractive to women, he's successful. His career path has been upward, unlike some people you've wasted your time with at the Bureau.\"\n\"Wasted ... Mulder, what did you dream?\" He shook his head. \"I was in it.\" It wasn't a question so he didn't respond. She was getting cold without his body wrapped around her, but that wasn't the only reason she was shaking now.\nAfter a long uncomfortable moment, she spoke again. \"You're angry with me. Mulder, what did I do that was so terrible?\"\n\"You didn't do anything Scully.\" He sounded deathly tired and more distant that she ever remembered hearing. Her fear increased and he finally noticed her tremors. \"Come here.\" He tried to pull her against him again.\n\"No.\" She moved farther away.\n\"Scully, don't be silly. It's cold.\"\n\"Silly? Me? You're furious with me over a damn dream and I'm being silly!\" He flinched at that.\n\"You're right, Scully. You're right. I'm a fool, okay? And yes I went crazy over ... knowing you kissed Skinner threw me. I admit it! Happy? I get the eyebrow for every comment I make, but - \"\n\"Comments? That's what I'm supposed to put up with, juvenile comments? Have you ever once tried -\" she stood then and walked away from him, her arms wrapped around herself.\nHe was immobile for a couple of heartbeats. Then he scrambled to his feet and was beside her in seconds. \"What would happen if I did ... if I let you know how I feel?\"\n\"How you ... how you feel?\"\n\"Yeah, if I quit kidding around and ... and - \" He took her face in his hands and lowered his lips to hers. She stiffened at first, but he didn't back down, increasing the pressure and allowing his hands to move down. He felt her relax against him, enjoying the kiss, hell, actively participating in it.\nThey broke apart and stared at each other, breathing heavily. \"Scully, am I ... Are you gonna hurt me now?\"\n\"You mean a right cross?\"\n\"No, I mean a 'let's just be friends' or 'we're better partners', something that painful.\"\nShe realized he was holding his breath. \"I wasn't going to say either of those things. I was thinking more along the lines of 'what the hell took you so long'.\" His eyes widened. \"Now are you going to tell me what you dreamed?\" She watched the blush take over his face. Mulder blushing?\n\"It ... it's not, it's not important Scully. Come on back, I need to warm you up.\" That caused a blush to appear on her face, which he appreciated immensely.\n\"This is insane Mulder. What are we doing here?\"\n\"Are you backing away? Are you sorry?\"\n\"No. But I don't want to get carried away just because - \"\n\"What was your dream?\"\nHe closed his eyes. When he felt her hand against his face he took a deep breath. \"Come on back. At least we'll be out of the wind.\" She allowed him to lead her back to the nest they had made and let him pull her into the warmth of his arms.\n\"You're going to hurt yourself.\" She touched his shoulder.\n\"I'm okay. Getting warmed up?\"\nShe nodded. \"You're stalling.\"\n\"Yeah, I guess I am. You were in it, and Skinner. You were ...\u201d he looked away.\n\"With Skinner? Because I told you I'd given him a thank you kiss? Mulder, I don't know what to say.\"\n\"You looked like you were enjoying yourself.\"\n\"In your dream, Mulder, not mine.\" He pulled her closer to him, pressing his lips to her hair.\nHer hand trailed down his chest and rested on his belt buckle.\n\"Don't tempt me Scully, not here.\"\n\"Why not here?\" She was honestly curious about that.\n\"I have no protection for you for one thing.\"\n\"Protection? Mulder, I can't get pregnant.\"\n\"Maybe not, but - \"\n\"And you're healthy.\"\n\"How would you know? I've never had an AIDS screening or - \"\n\"Of course you ha - \" She clamped her mouth shut. What was she thinking?\n\"Agent Scully, have you been hedging your bets?\u201d He was looking at her with something like incredulity on his face.\n\"If the opportunity ever presented itself, I wasn't going to let something like that stand in the way.\" She was facing him again now, eyes snapping.\nHe stared at her for a long moment. \"The thoughts of an intimate relationship with me wouldn't cause you to run into the sea?\"\n\"Mulder.\" She sounded disgusted with him. \"I'm human. You're far from repulsive to look at.\"\n\"Thanks.\" He interrupted.\n\"And I know you care about me, in one way or another.\" She continued, ignoring him.\n\"And another and another. Do you have erotic dreams about me Scully?\"\n\"You do!\" He sounded utterly delighted.\n\"Well you just had one about me.\"\nHis face fell at that. \"It wasn't me you were with.\"\n\"It was only a dream.\" She reminded him gently.\n\"But it was a damn intimate dream, with another man.\"\n\"Mulder, do you think sex could make us more intimate?\"\nThe question rendered him speechless. After a long moment he brushed a strand of hair from her face. \"I don't know, Scully.\" She watched him purse his lips to try to control the grin that was growing.\nShe laughed out loud then and he was mesmerized at the sight. He didn't try to stop himself, sealing her lips with his own. All mirth was gone as they explored, tasted and delighted each other with tongues and lips.\nShe finally broke away, her hands on his chest. She was breathing heavily. \"Are we ... are we ready to do this?\"\n\"Seven years, Scully. How ready do we have to be?\"\n\"Time isn't the issue, Mulder.\"\n\"The depth of my commitment Scully? There is no one else; there's never been anyone else in my life like you. You created a ... a place in me that I didn't know could exist. Now I know I can't go on without you in that place.\"\nThey were both surprised at the tears that formed in her eyes. \"Scully?\"\nShe shook her head, \"No one's ever said anything like that to me.\"\n\"No one's ever loved you the way I love you.\" He saw the tear escape then. He leaned in and kissed it away. \"No one's ever scared me the way you do either.\"\nShe drew back at that to look at him. \"What?\"\n\"When that bomb went off, when I didn't know what had happened to you ... God, Scully. I was frantic. I was disoriented myself; I knew I had no time. Then I spotted you and realized you were alive. I had to live then, I had to.\"\nShe nodded, remembering her own panic. \"Kiss me.\"\nThey stepped back to escape the sand being blown up by the helicopter blades. Immediately upon touch down, they saw Skinner jump down and head toward them.\nNo coat and tie today. He was wearing a t-shirt and jeans and had the haggard look of someone who's been without sleep for a couple of days.\n\"I don't know, he looks pretty good in the casual clothes, huh?\"\nShe shoved her elbow into his ribs and he grunted from the impact. Then Skinner was with them, his hands on Scully's arms. \"Are you two okay?\" He glanced over at Mulder after giving Scully a thorough going over with his eyes.\n\"Yes, sir. And very glad to see you.\" She responded. Mulder had stiffened at the way Skinner had taken hold of her, but managed to keep his face impassive, at least to most people.\n\"Is anyone else here?\"\n\"No. There is a body that needs transport.\" She pointed down the beach. \"Do you have any body bags on board?\"\n\"Yes. We didn't know ... it's good to see you both.\" He was struggling with professionalism now and released her arms.\n\"How did you find us?\" That question came from Mulder. He almost sounded annoyed that they had.\n\"Oh, the uh, the captain's wife. When you didn't return she contacted the Coast Guard and during their investigation they discovered that he'd had passengers.\" There was something odd about Mulder, the way he was standing in front of him, a difference. It was making Skinner slightly uncomfortable but he couldn't place his finger on why. Maybe it was just what they had endured over the past couple of days. \"Let's get you back to civilization, okay?\"\nSkinner took Scully's arm to assist her to the helicopter, but something made him turn. He released her arm without thought, moving back to allow Mulder to assist her. Not a word had been spoken, but Skinner knew he wasn't to touch this woman. Not even casually. He understood the difference now.",
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        "raw_content": "{I have loved you for so long}\n{And I you}\nMulder was the first to realize that the conversation they had been having was non-verbal. \"We\u2019re closer than I thought.\"\n{We\u2019re communicating in\u2026other ways}\n\"You\u2019re better than I thought you were.\" She answered with a shaky laugh.\n\"I\u2019d love to take credit for it, but reality demands that I admit, I\u2019m not that good.\"\n{Like hell} \"Mulder, are you blushing?\"\n\"In all my years, working with the things I work with, I have never had a weirder 24 hours. What the hell is going on?\"\n\"I have to face this, I know.\" She took a deep breath. \"Okay, nine weeks ago, where were we?\"\n\"Nine, I thought you said seven?\"\n\"Conception could have occurred eight to ten weeks ago. Ovulation is not the kind of thing I\u2019ve kept close track of.\" She had assumed the doctor\u2019s persona that he was used to, especially during autopsies.\n\"That would put us in Oregon, remember those kids that kept disappearing?\"\n\"Yes and I remember the motel we stayed in, it was made out of cardboard, no one could have kidnapped us from there without alerting the entire population of the town.\"\n\"Yeah, I remember the place. I could hear you snoring all night.\"\n\"I do not snore.\" She was concentrating, trying to remember every detail of the trip. \"Oh!\" {Nightgown}\n\"What? What do you mean, nightgown?\"\n\"It was so stupid. I didn\u2019t even mention it to you. When I woke up the third morning, I was nude.\"\n{Wish I had been there}\n{Me too, but stop that}\n\"Okay, I have to ask, is this unusual?\"\n\"Completely. I never sleep nude when we\u2019re in the field.\"\n\"So you got hot during the night and took it off.\"\n\"And never saw it again.\"\n\"And you didn\u2019t think that was worth mentioning?\"\n\"Okay, I was wrong. But I didn\u2019t know how to bring it up. You would have thought I was crazy. Did you notice anything?\"\n\"Well I can\u2019t remember clearly if I was nude that morning or not, but it wouldn\u2019t be that unusual.\"\n\"Really?\" He flashed a wicked grin at her. \"Maybe if we got dressed we could concentrate more on the situation here.\"\n\"I\u2019m concentrating fine.\" He ran his hand along her thigh.\n\"Okay, okay. We were in Oregon, the kids would vanish in the night from their rooms and be returned two to three days later, apparently unharmed and unaware. We need to find out if any of them are pregnant.\"\n\"At least two of the girls hadn\u2019t started menses, they were too young. We didn\u2019t check internally for sexual abuse because they remembered none, none was obvious and they were so young we didn\u2019t want to cause any. \"\n\"So they abducted a woman.\"\n\"Abducted? Mulder I will not entertain any reference to aliens. This is not a tabloid situation and I am not carrying an extraterrestrial child. Don\u2019t even joke about that.\"\n\"Let me just state my theory.\"\n\"Not if it includes aliens.\"\n\"Scully, I\u2019m not stating fact, only a hypothesis.\"\n\"Is this supposed to be helping me cope?\" He looked startled for a second, then shook his head.\n\"I\u2019m sorry. I was thinking like an investigator, not. . .\"\n\"Oh, go ahead with your damn theory, that way I can at least begin to poke holes in it.\"\n\"Regardless of your theory, I\u2019m pregnant from unknown origins.\" She shuddered, \"I\u2019ve been pushing that away all morning. My god, Mulder, I\u2019m having a baby!\" He held her close.\n\"You\u2019re not alone, Scully. I\u2019m not going to leave you alone.\" She nodded and took a deep breath.\nHe looked deep into her eyes and she nodded once again. \"Okay, we were abducted, by whomever. They wanted to impregnate a female; you were there and ovulating. That explains why you, but why me.\" He held up a finger. \"Wait, what if they needed additional human DNA. That\u2019s the only reason for also abducting a male if their purpose was to procreate. The kids were all taken two at a time, one male and one female, we commented on that in our report.\"\n\"So now it\u2019s your baby I\u2019m carrying.\"\n\"Well, yes.\" Scully shook her head. \"What?\"\n\"I guess I\u2019ve just never seen a man try to get into this position before. The opposite direction is so much more common.\"\n\"Not for me. That\u2019s not the kind of man I am. My responsibilities are important to me.\"\nShe glanced up, seeing quite clearly the pain she had caused with her casual comment. \"Mulder, I\u2019m sorry. I. . .I didn\u2019t want you to think I was. . .that I expected. . .\"\n\"It is my baby, Scully. I know it.\"\n\"How? How could you possibly know such a thing?\"\n\"I don\u2019t have a clue, but I\u2019ve never been more certain about anything in my life.\"\nShe absorbed that comment quietly, then asked, \"But who, or what else is also involved, Mulder? I mean if someone wanted me pregnant, if that was the purpose behind taking us, there are simpler ways.\"\n\"Not if you\u2019re not from around here, maybe.\"\n\"Oh come on, Mulder. Don\u2019t go with the aliens, there has to be an earthly explanation. There are so many holes in what you\u2019ve said that I don\u2019t know where to start.\"\n\"It could explain some other things too. I hate to admit this but I wasn\u2019t a virgin this morning. And no matter what else I\u2019ve done, or how good it might have felt at the time I have never developed a telepathic link with the other person before.\" He flashed her an image of herself, as he saw her.\nHer blush was deep; she\u2019d never looked like that. She wouldn\u2019t know how.\nSuddenly he remembered. The test, the pregnancy test, he certainly wasn\u2019t familiar with them but that color. . .\nBefore she could react he was out of the bed and rushing into the living room. When he came back in he was holding the small plastic stick from the pregnancy test.\n\"Is this the normal color blue?\"\nShe stared at it and went a little pale. \"No.\"\n\"I didn\u2019t think of it last night, we were both so. . . Are you okay?\"\n\"Those tests are standardized, I worked with some of them in school. There\u2019s nothing that could make it that color. I. . .\" The true horror of the situation slammed into her again. \"Get another test.\" She said in a strangled voice. \"Please, now, go get another test!\"\n\"Is it okay to leave you?\"\n\"I\u2019ll be fine. Please go now.\" He was already dressing.\n\"I will be right back. Please don\u2019t get up, I want you to just stay there. Promise me.\"\nShe nodded, her mind whirling. He looked at her a moment longer and left.\nHe was back in record time, with four different pregnancy tests. She was dressed and waiting in the living room. \"I thought you were going to stay in bed.\"\n\"I couldn\u2019t just lie there. I had to do something. Four?\"\n\"Yes, and remind me never to show my face in that pharmacy on 7th again.\" He got a wan smile out of her. \"Are you feeling okay?\"\n\"Yes. You\u2019re the one with the morning sickness, remember?\"\n\"I wanted to ask you if that was common?\"\n\"It was one of the first things the doctor asked me, after I described my symptoms, could my wife be pregnant.\"\n\"That I wasn\u2019t married. Didn\u2019t care much for the look he gave me.\"\n\"Common may be a little too much, but yes, it happens, especially when the couple are very close or. . .\"\n\"Like us?\"\n\"I\u2019d say there aren\u2019t many couples like us out there.\" She held out her hand for the package and it was trembling.\n\"Scully, you don\u2019t have to do this now.\"\n\"Why wait, I\u2019ll just be more pregnant. The sooner I can make a decision the better.\" She avoided looking at him.\n\"What kind of decision?\" She shook her head, took the bag, and walked out of the room without another word. He slumped down on the couch and ran his hand through his hair. \"Shit.\"\nWhen she returned, she had the four test strips lined up on a tray. She handed the tray to Mulder and went on into the other room. He sat the offending tray on the coffee table and followed her into the kitchen where she was rearranging a drawer.\n\"Well, I have to say something. We talked about the. . . the baby possibly being mine. Regardless, no matter what we find out, the decision you need to make is yours. I don\u2019t want to influence you and whatever your decision, I support you 100%. If you cannot face continuing this pregnancy, then you can\u2019t face it. I only ask that you let me be with you, take you wherever you need to go, and hold your hand while you need it held.\" He pulled her face up to where she was facing him and wiped a tear from her cheek. \"Did you hear me?\"\n\"I\u2019m going to check the tests. Want to come?\"\n\"Not yet.\" She whispered. He squeezed her hand and went back to the living room. When she heard his sigh she closed her eyes, then closed the drawer she had been working in, squared her shoulders and followed him. The tests laid out on the tray were bright with inhuman colors. Every one had reacted and overreacted to whatever chemicals were flowing through her body.\nThey stood there staring at the small strips of plastic that had control of their lives. Scully sank onto the couch as Mulder grabbed her elbow.\n\"I\u2019m okay.\" He watched her, that was certainly a lie, but how could he call her on it. He sat beside her.\nFinally he said, \"I want to have these analyzed.\"\n\"Not at the Bureau lab!\"\n\"No, I was thinking about our friends.\"\nShe closed her eyes and nodded. \"They can\u2019t know it\u2019s me. I don\u2019t want anyone to know about this. Please! You are the only one that can know.\" He nodded. \"If it is something that can\u2019t be explained. . .\"\n\"No one\u2019s going to know, I swear.\" They sat with their arms around each other silently for a short time. \"I guess we\u2019re blowing off work today, it\u2019s almost lunch time anyway.\"\n\"I can\u2019t face it today. Is there anything urgent, your phone call last night?\"\n\"I\u2019d forgotten about that. It\u2019s not important.\"\n\"It was yesterday.\"\n\"I\u2019ve put it in perspective today.\"\n\"I want you to take these on over to the guys.\"\nShe nodded, \"We need the results as soon as possible.\"\n\"I don\u2019t want to leave you.\"\n\"Nothing\u2019s going to happen and maybe I need to be alone for a little while.\"\nHe took a deep breath, \"All right, I\u2019ll go. You\u2019ll call me if you need anything?\"\n{Better than that, I\u2019ll just think at you} He tried to smile and nodded. She went into the kitchen and found five plastic bags to keep the tests separated and packed them for him.\n\"You sure you\u2019ll be all right?\" She nodded. He bent down and kissed her gently, a promise of things to come. \"I\u2019ll bring dinner, don\u2019t know how long this is going to take.\"\n\"You don\u2019t have to. . .\" then she looked into his face and acquiesced. \"I\u2019ll see you then.\"\n{Or sooner if you need me}\nWhen he returned, carrying Chinese, he had little more information than when he had left, but lots more questions. As she put dinner out, he tried to explain what tests his friends had run. \"The end result is there are amino acids there they couldn\u2019t place, there were chemicals they couldn\u2019t analyze. They\u2019re sending their findings on to another friend who is more familiar with this. They want to do some DNA matching. Oh, they think I\u2019m hiding this case from you because you wouldn\u2019t believe me anyway.\"\n\"Do you do that?\"\n\"No, but they seemed to believe me.\"\n{Really?}\n{I swear, but you\u2019re different from all my other partners}\n{In what way?}\n{You mean besides being sexier?}\n\"Sorry. You know it\u2019s different, no one else even bothered to listened to my theories, unless I made them so mainstream they weren\u2019t recognizable. I don\u2019t have to bullshit you to make you listen. You don\u2019t usually believe, but at least you give me a hearing. And you don\u2019t call me \"Spooky\", at least to my face.\"\n\"Don\u2019t ever call yourself that.\" She said quietly\n\"I mean, think about it, who\u2019d want to have a baby fathered by Spooky Mulder.\"\n\"Stop it!\" He looked up startled.\n\"I was just kidding.\"\n\"No, you weren\u2019t. You really believed what you were saying, that no one would want you. I won\u2019t listen to that, I never want to hear you call yourself that again.\"\n\"Okay, okay. Calm down.\" She sank into the chair beside him.\n\"My responses are a little off. I\u2019m not completely in control right now. I\u2019ll be better tomorrow.\" She took his hand, knowing he was going to object. \"I\u2019m going back to work.\"\n\"I can\u2019t sit here and think myself insane anymore. Maybe I can actually forget again, like I did this morning for a few minutes.\"\n\"Can I help again?\" The gleam in his eyes left no doubt as to what kind of help he wanted to give.\n\"Shut up and eat. I need to throw you out of here.\"\n\"I\u2019m not going anywhere.\"\n\"You don\u2019t have any clothes here, or. . .or anything.\"\n\"They\u2019re in the car. I stopped by my place.\"\n\"Are you inviting yourself to sleep over again?\"\n\"Yes ma\u2019am, unless I get an invitation.\"\n\"You really don\u2019t have to, you know.\"\n{I want to}\nShe nodded and began to eat. After cleaning up they settled on the couch and he found a movie to watch while she dozed against him.\n\"Why don\u2019t you go on to bed?\"\n\"I shouldn\u2019t be sleepy. I haven\u2019t done anything all day.\"\n\"Aren\u2019t you suppose to be tired the first trimester?\"\n\"How would you know that?\" He was so damn full of surprises, especially the way he was handling this. Maybe she didn\u2019t know him as well as she\u2019d always thought.\n\"I did some reading this afternoon.\"\n\"You didn\u2019t!\"\n\"And what\u2019s wrong with that.\"\n\"Mulder, I haven\u2019t. . .you shouldn\u2019t get too attached to. . .\"\n\"If any part of what you believe is possible, there\u2019s no guarantee that I could even carry to term. We don\u2019t know what chemicals are. .\"\n\"Could you be in danger?\" She nodded, \"Then you can\u2019t have it. I mean. . .\"\n\"My decision, remember?\"\n\"Yes, but I didn\u2019t think about a danger to you, I was thinking about. . .hell everything but that. You can\u2019t put yourself in danger.\"\n\"But I also can\u2019t abort a baby that has the slightest possibility of being yours.\"\nHe leaned back and looked at her, just looked, then took her hand and led her to bed, where he again worshipped her body as he had dreamed of for so long.\nThe next morning she began her shower first, but he joined her and finished up as she was drying her hair. They were quiet on the way to work, purposely trying to get ready for the day. He received a call around ten to meet with the Gunmen for an update and left. She continued working and finally went to the lab to try and find some work that held her concentration. That\u2019s where he found her when he returned.\n\"Should you be in here?\"\n\"All the chemicals and fumes and things.\"\n\"Don\u2019t worry about it, what did you find out?\"\n\"That we need to go to lunch somewhere.\" They left the building and found a diner with an especially annoying jukebox playing. She finally reached over and took his hand.\n\"Come on, tell me what you know.\"\n\"Shit, I don\u2019t want. . . I brought you the disk to go over, but there\u2019s a lot Byers couldn\u2019t explain. Maybe you should. . .\"\n\"Mulder, I\u2019m going away. I reached that decision this morning. Stop and listen, please.\" He had grabbed her hand as though she was going to run out of the restaurant without him. \"Relax, not this minute, but I can\u2019t stay here. Mulder, I can\u2019t let anyone know about this pregnancy. If I can carry to term, I don\u2019t want someone taking him and studying him for his whole life or me either, for that matter. With what we\u2019ve seen over the years, we both know it\u2019s a possibility. If someone believes this child to be what you suspect, I could be killed before he\u2019s born just to ensure that he never is.\"\n\"I thought you didn\u2019t believe.\"\n\"It doesn\u2019t matter, there are those that do. There would be no way to keep this a secret if I see a doctor. There are doctors, nurses, lab technicians, hundreds of people that could find out. I\u2019ll have to be my own physician for this.\"\n\"It\u2019s too dangerous, and I want you here.\"\n\"I wish I could be here, but it won\u2019t work. Too many people know me. I\u2019ll go to some city and hide. I\u2019ll somehow get word to you if and when the baby is born.\"\n\"No.\" He said it with a quiet intensity that shook her resolve. \"That is not the way this is going to work.\"\n\"There isn\u2019t any other. . .\"\n\"I will find one. I will not let you go off alone for the most dangerous thing you\u2019re ever encountered. Give me a couple of days to think. Promise me Scully, swear to me, you won\u2019t leave town without telling me.\"\n\"I won\u2019t leave without telling you, Mulder. I hope you do think of another way.\"\n\"Besides,\" he picked up on the rest of her comment; \"you\u2019re going to have to have a doctor. You can\u2019t deliver the baby.\" She looked at him silently, with an expression that unnerved him completely. \"You can\u2019t!\"\n\"It is not unheard of for a woman to deliver herself.\"\n\"My god, Scully! No!\" He lowered his voice as the waitress behind the counter looked over at them. \"I\u2019m sorry, but\u2026shit.\"\nShe tried to smile at him; \"You can\u2019t know how much it means to me that you feel this way.\"\n\"What about your mother?\"\n\"No. She can\u2019t know either. It could endanger her as well. She\u2019s been through too much because of me already, with Melissa.\"\nHe forced himself to let go of her hand as the food was brought to the table. They ate their sandwiches in silence, not tasting them, both lost in thought.\nFinally he looked up; \"I will find a way, Scully. You will not go through this alone, not for an instant if I can help it.\"\n\"You offering to deliver the baby?\" She half chuckled, but then as he paled slightly and nodded, her look turned to a stare. \"You can\u2019t be serious.\"\n\"Don\u2019t you trust me to handle it?\"\n\"It\u2019s not that, Mulder. Birth is a very. . . messy process. Have you ever seen a baby born?\" He shook his head. \"I do trust you, with everything, but for your sake. . .\"\n\"The only part I\u2019m concerned about is watching you in pain and not being able to help.\" Finally she nodded.\n\"Your being there would be more help than I can describe.\"\n\"Scully, I won\u2019t go into this cold. There are videos and books.\" Again she nodded. \"Will you let me be with you?\"\n\"If it\u2019s humanly possible, I want you there.\" He took her hand again. \"We better get back to work. You\u2019re not sick today?\"\n\"I hadn\u2019t even thought of it. 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        "raw_content": "Posts Tagged \u2018Rational Unified Process\u2019\nToday I read a blog by Martin Fowler, the author of the famous Refactoring: Improving the Design of Existing Code and other books. The blog explained why he declined the invitation to be part of the SEMAT (Software Engineering Method and Theory) initiative by Ivar Jacobson, Bertrand Meyer, and Richard Soley. Ivar Jacobson is known for his contribution to the UML, together with Grady Booch and James Rumbaugh. All of them worked for Rational Software, now part of IBM, which I was part of from year 2000 to 2005.\nMartin added his rationale for his declining:\n\u2026From here I got the distinct impression that the central thrust of the initiative is to create a software meta-method-kernel \u2013 essentially a set of common process elements for software developments that you can rigorously compose into a method for your own project. Read more...\nCategories: Software Development\tTags: agile, Rational Unified Process, software methodology, UML",
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        "raw_content": "Please Get To Know Us!\nNicole Bruno, Founder\nNicole has 15 years of experience working with women, babies, and families. She has worked the last 6 years serving families with an expertise in unmedicated and complicated labors. Nicole has a B.A. in Music. She considers herself a mix of 'crunchy' and 'mainstream', and enjoys reading, laughing, watching bad television and spending time with her family, friends, and cats.\nOne of Nicole's biggest challenges is balancing a full work load and raising a strong, confident, kind young daughter.\nNicole's favorites in 3's: Tea, Sea Salt Caramel Ice Cream, and Champagne. Beaches, Vacations and my Backyard. Turquoise, Rose Gold, Crisp Whites.\n*What to expect from Nicole: Expect her to write and speak in a friendly and comfortable manner, engage in regular humor, encourage you, remind you of your power and respect and support all your choices! For more background click here.\nEmily Smith, Founder and CEO\n5 Star Mentor\nEmily has more than 17 years of experience working with women, babies, and families. She has worked 10 years serving families in the greater Washington, DC area as a birth doula, hypnodoula, postpartum doula, childbirth educator, placenta encapsulation specialist, and sibling doula. She is a chapter co-leader for International Cesarean Awareness Network (ICAN). Emily has a B.S. in Anthropology and a concentration in Italian language. Go Noles!\nOne of her biggest challenges as a parent has revolved around being an BFAR mom (breastfeeding after breast reduction), and had to combo feed, with breastmilk, formula, and donor milk.\nEmily's favorites in 3's: Coffee, Tiramisu, and Wine. Mountains, Rivers, and Forests. Purple, Gold, and Teal.\n*What to expect from Emily: Expect her to write and speak in exclamation points, to be an optimist, inspire confidence, encourage you and remind you of your power when you need it most, and respect your choices! For more background click here.\nBirth Doula & Placenta Encapsulator\nAmy has 15 years of experience working with women, babies and families. She is a trained professional doula through ProDoula and Birth Arts International. She has experience with both breastfeeding and bottle feeding as well as medicated and natural births. Amy has a B.S. in Counseling Psychology and an A.A. in Child Development. Amy was raised in California, and still misses being on the beach.\nOne of Amy's biggest challenges as a parent was coping with a colicky high needs newborn who had reflux and dietary allergies.\nAmy's favorites in 3's: Coffee, Dark Chocolate, French Pastries. Beaches, Coffee Shops, and Bookstores. Fuschia, Royal Purple, and Peacock Blue.\nWhat to expect from Amy: Expect her to write and speak in a friendly and easy going manner, to be kind, warm, and nurturing, to be an empathetic good listener, and encourage you to believe in the wisdom of your body and your baby, to support your choices!\nKim has over 10 years of experience working with women, families and babies. She is a certified Bradley Method Instructor serving the Washington DC metro area and is a trained doula in birth and postpartum with ProDoula. Kim is also a Certified Lactation Counselor with the Academy of Lactation Policy and Practice. She is originally from Michigan and graduated from Michigan Sate University with a Bachelors of Science in Kinesiology. She enjoys photography, trying new recipes and spending time with her family.\nHer biggest challenge is trying to figuring out how to fit three children in their small Capitol Hill home!\nKim\u2019s favorites in 3\u2019s: Coffee, Coffee and Coffee. Okay, also Massages, pinterest attempts (and usually fails) and writing to do lists on scraps of paper (which drives her husband crazy!)\nWhat to expect from Kim: Expect her to write and speak with passion and knowledge, to be encouraging and caring, to help you advocate your wishes, be nurturing and warm, honest and supportive, and support your choices and decisions! For more background click here.\nAshley Woolsey\nAshley has 15 years of experience taking care and supporting families through doula work, babysitting and being a nanny. She has a Bachelor's degree in fashion design but after graduating and having three kids of her own, she discovered her strong maternal instinct which is what drew her to pursue a career in birth and postpartum services. She is a trained labor doula with ProDoula.\nOne of her biggest challenges as a parent was having her daughter while in college. She was able to graduate with her class thanks to a very strong support team!\nAshley\u2019s favorites in 3\u2019s: Coffee, tacos, and extra dirty martinis. White sand, clear water, and a hot sun. Chartreuse, turquoise, and black.\nWhat to expect from Ashley: Expect her to write and speak with a lot of enthusiasm, laugh and joke with a modest amount of sarcasm, and unconditionally support you in your story of your unique and special journey into parenthood!\nCharnise Littles\nBirth Doula & IBCLC\nCharnise has over 4 years experience in maternal and child health, including 3 years of providing lactation support. She earned her Bachelors in Health Science and Health Education from Howard University and is currently pursuing a Master In Public Health from The George Washington University. Charnise is passionate about providing culturally competent care to all the families she serves!\nOne of her biggest challenges was finishing undergraduate studies while working two jobs and breastfeeding!\nCharnise favorites in 3\u2019s:Family, Crabs and Sunshine. Herbal tea, Blankets and Journals. Shared notes, Best Friends and Creating fun events.\nWhat to expect from Charnise: Expect her to listen to your every concern, support you in your breastfeeding goals, give recommendations specifically for your family and lifestyle and fill you with positivity and confidence!\nVanessa Fowler\nPlacenta Encapsulator\nVanessa has over 3 years of experience helping support women, children and families. She is a trained birth doula, postpartum doula, and placenta encapsulator. She has a B.S. in Human and Family Development concentrating in child development. Secondly, she has a Culinary Arts Diploma-happily ready to curate a meal for you in your postpartum package! Vanessa has practice and understanding in both unmedicated and high risk pregnancies. As a native Texan she loves good country music, BBQ and football.\nOne of her biggest challenges has been trying to become a parent herself, making her a good resource in infertility, ART, and IVF.\nVanessa's favorites in 3's: Cheese, Charcuterie, Fruit. Bonfires, Binge Watching TV, and Spending time with her husband at local festivals around the DMV.\nExpect her to follow her gut and intuition and you to do the same.\nShe will be warm, friendly and professional. She will also help you\nuse your voice and provide unbiased care!\nCharissa Young\nCharissa has more than 6 years experience working with women, babies and families. She has doula trainings with ToLabor, Mamatoto Village, and is currently certifying with Doula Trainings International and a trained Childbirth educator with CAPPA. She has worked as a doula for the last 6 years and has experience supporting many different labors and families. Charissa is a certified Yoga and Prenatal yoga instructor with a B.A. in Marketing. She considers herself a relaxed health and wellness enthusiast who enjoys going on new adventures with her family, cooking, making body butters, and traveling.\nOne of her biggest challenges as a parent is \u201cnot being too hard on yourself!\u201d There is no such thing as perfect parent. All we can do is try our best, be open, and learn from our mistakes.\nCharissa's favorite's in 3's: Cinnamon Buns, Lemonade and Pizza; Plants, Purple and Decor; Hiking, Dancing and Books.\nWhat to expect from Charissa: Expect her to act in a kind and loving way, to speak in a caring and friendly manner, to encourage and support you every step of the way, and to remind you of your power and abilities!\nTaylor Lichtman\nBirth Doula & Postpartum Doula Placenta Encapsulator, Childbirth Educator\nTaylor has been supporting families in the DMV area since 2010. Originally from New Jersey, she attended The George Washington University for Human Services and Psychology, and in the process fell in love with DC and never left. She is a trained Birth and Postpartum Doula and Placenta encapsulator, as well as a Yoga Teacher. She enjoys cooking and watching cooking shows with her husband and dog Daisy.\nTaylor\u2019s favorites in 3\u2019s: Seltzer, craft beer, and hot cocoa. Tattoos, books, Netflix. Podcasts, board games, hiking.\nWhat to expect from Taylor: Expect her to write and speak with passion and compassion, to meet you where you are in your parenting journey, and to be a rock of grounding, and non-biased energy and support.\nKim is a mom of five daughters. She received her training from the International Doula Institute. In addition to being a postpartum doula, Kim is a licensed massage therapist, certified in prenatal massage, induction massage, and postpartum massage, and has been providing in-home massage to Doulas of Capitol Hill clients since 2017.\nOne of her biggest challenges was having a preemie in the NICU for a month and a half!\nKim\u2019s favorites in 3\u2019s: Malbec, Brussel Sprouts, and Thai food. DIY body products, beaches, and shopping with her daughters. Grey, brown, and red.\nWhat to expect from Kim: Expect her to write and speak with knowledge and understanding, provide non-judgmental support in your postpartum journey and respect your choices as the story being written belongs to YOU!\nKaely Harrod\nBirth Doula & Postpartum Doula\nKaely has 10 years of experience encouraging and helping young women. The last 5 years she\u2019s been working with families in lactation specifically during pregnancy and postpartum. She\u2019s an accredited La Leche League Leader and thrives in supporting and advocating for families during pregnancy, labor and postpartum. She is currently trained with ProDoula as a Labor Doula and has experience in both natural and cesarean births. Kaely has a BA in Religion and Philosophy and an MA in Organizational Leadership. She\u2019s also bi-lingual in Spanish and English after having lived in both Spain and Costa Rica.\nOne of her biggest challenges as a parent is figuring out parenting the unique personalities of her three children. As a homeschooling parent, it\u2019s particularly challenging to sort through the individual learning styles of each child matched with their range of needs (and demands!).\nKaely\u2019s favorites in 3\u2019s: Tea, Friends, and Reading. Sewing, Learning and Crisp Fall Mornings. Warm Sweaters, Dates with her husband, and Everything Jewel-Toned!\nWhat to Expect from Kaely: When working with Kaely expect her to communicate with enthusiasm and sincerity, whether in person or via text or email. Throughout the process of preparing for and giving birth, she will equip you with information to help you advocate for yourself in your family\u2019s decisions. Expect her to support you warmly and passionately while respecting your personal and family choices as if they were her own. For more background info click here!\nHeather Fiorillo\nHeather has been supporting women since she was young. Being a great listener and a shoulder to cry on, she was a doula before she knew she was one! She is currently trained with ProDoula and has supported births ranging from water birth to epidurals and has a passion for helping families. Heather is an avid reader and is always looking for new ways to explore with her family.\nOne of Heather's biggest challenges as a parent was letting go of perfection and embracing formula after tandem nursing.\nHeather's favorites in 3's: (Failing at) getting 8 hours of sleep every night, Craft Projects, Date Night.\nWhat to expect from Heather: Expect her to write and speak in a very friendly voice, be lighthearted, and provide a place of comfort and support! She will support your decisions and provide educational information in whatever capacity is needed.\nJacquelin Knighton\nJacquelin has more than 3 years of experience working with women, babies, and families. Originally from Ohio, she is trained through ProDoula as a doula and Postpartum Placenta Specialist and serves families in the greater Washington, DC area. Jacquelin has a B.A. in Sociology and also works in child welfare. She enjoys spending time with her children, her husband, and attending Sunday brunch with friends.\nOne of Jacquelin's biggest challenges was coping with breastfeeding her 3 year old son at birth and accepting pumping.\nJacquelin's favorites in 3's: Wine, Coffee, and Dr. Pepper. Home Decor, Baby Clothes and Purses. Bookstores, the rain and Blankets.\nWhat to expect from Jacquelin: Expect her to write and speak with knowledge and humorous sarcasm, provide non-judgmental support in your birth and postpartum choices and be compassionate and understanding!\nMuriel Vanderpuye\nMuriel (pictured right) has been working with women, families, and babies for the past 20 years. She is trained by the Childbirth and Postpartum Professional Association. Muriel is non-judgmental and supportive of both breastfeeding and bottle feeding. She attended culinary school in London and was a private Chef before realizing her calling as a Postpartum Doula.\nOne of her biggest challenges as a parent was learning how to breastfeed while she had episiotomy.\nMuriel\u2019s favorites in 3\u2019s: Earl Grey Tea, Fruit Smoothies, and Indian Food. Baking, Walking and Reading. Off-White, Beige and Dark Brown.\nWhat to expect from Muriel: Expect her to speak with a lot of warmth and understanding, provide sustenance for your family and unconditionally support your choices in postpartum that best work for your family!\nCasey has been working with women and families for 11 years and is a trained birth and postpartum doula. She has experience supporting families with special needs, multiples, adoption, as well as medicated and unmedicated births. Casey has her MPH in Global and Community Health and also spent time studying health disparities and nutrition as pertains to women of childbearing age.\nOne of her biggest challenges as a parent was dealing with debilitating nausea vomiting during pregnancy,\nFavorites in 3\u2019s: Sunflower, sweets, and scarves. Mountains, cold weather and Greek food. Animals, white water rafting and random trivia knowledge.\nWhat to expect from Casey: Expect her to listen intently, write warmly (and enthusiastically!) and to speak honestly and kindly. She will be nurturing and compassionate, and will provide you with encouragement and support as you navigate the parenting journey!\nJackie has supported families for over 15 years. She is a certified Birth and Postpartum Doula, Lactation Counselor, Our Baby Class Instructor and Belly Binding Specialist. A nurturer at heart, Jackie started birth work before she even knew what it was. She considers herself a life long learner and enjoys staying up to date on all things birth related. She previously worked as a CNA and EMT.\nOne of her biggest challenges as a parent is adjusting to the various personalities of a large family and letting go...a bit...as her children grow.\nJackie\u2019s favorites in 3\u2019s: Coffee, Cupcakes and Pasta. Jujitsu, UFC. Road Trips. Warm Weather, Warm Tones, and Lazy Sundays.\nWhat to expect from Jackie: Expect her to write and speak in a relaxed and comfortable manner, be honest and confident, respectful and encouraging, and willing to go the extra mile for those in need around her!\nPostpartum Doula & Infant CPR Teacher\nSandra has many years of experience working with families and children. She has a certification in Early Childhood Development from Anne Arundel Community College. She is certified in Infant CPR and teaches in home CPR classes. After her children graduated from high school she returned to the workforce, but knew her passion was in infants and children. After several years of owning her own childcare business, she certified as a Postpartum Doula.\nExpect Sandra to express her passion in caring for newborns, support your choices, and enjoy working for your family due to her genuine love for people!\nEmily Woody\nIBCLC and Registered Dietitian\nEmily has over 5 years of experience supporting families in Washington D.C. She has recently graduated with her Masters in Public Health from the George Washington University in which she focused her degree on Maternal and Child Health. Emily is passionate about supporting families in the District and helping them actualize their infant feeding goals. She is also an active member of the DC Breastfeeding Coalition.\nOne of her biggest challenges was finding balance while finishing her masters degree, working full time, purchasing a home and rescuing a puppy all within one year!\nEmily's favorites in 3's: Sushi, Wine and Hosting Dinner parties. The Beach, Family, and Puppies. Baths, Candles and Rain.\nExpect her to provide non-judgmental breastfeeding support, truly listen to your questions and concerns, and help with an individualized plan for you, your partner and your baby!\nJenna Forester\nJenna has over 7 years of experience working with women, babies and families. She started her career working as a Labor and Delivery nurse, then spent several years working at an OB/GYN office during which time she obtained her IBCLC certification. Jenna has experience working with families through their whole breastfeeding journey, whatever length that may be! Jenna has a B.S. in Nursing.\nOne of her biggest challenges as a parent are finding ways to nurture both her children who are in very different developmental stages!\nJenna's favorites in 3's: Coffee, Chocolate and Wine. Oceans, White Sand and Sun. Planners, Lists, and Fancy Pens.\nWhat to expect from Jenna: Expect her to write and speak to you in a friendly, non-judgmental way, and to empower you to be successful during your breastfeeding journey!\nJade Hillery\nJade has more than 7 years of experience providing reproductive and sexual health education, programming, and training in various communities. She is a trained birth doula with DONA International and has supported births in the greater Washington DC area. 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        "raw_content": "The University of Texas Main Building aka the UT Tower was designed by the French born, Philadelphia architect Paul Cret and construction was completed in 1937. Cret was trained at the famed \u00c9cole des Beaux-Arts, or School of Fine Arts in Paris. Cret designed twenty buildings on the campus. The illumination of the Tower is attributed to Carl J. Eckhardt Jr., head of the Physical Plant in 1931, who supervised the construction of the Main Building Tower. Eckhardt devised a lighting system to take advantage of its commanding architecture to announce university achievements. Beginning in 1937, orange lights were used to symbolize important events at the University; by 1947, standard guidelines for using the orange lights were created, and these have been updated since. Today there are many different options for lighting, including a darkened tower to signify solemn occasions. An orange tower with office windows lit to form the numeral \"1\" is used for national championships in NCAA sporting events. (1)\nUniversity approves new policy for lighting UT Tower On Campus.Accessed December 1, 2005.\nA great city knows how to greet people and make them feel welcome and special. Downtown Austin is just that kind of place and the Ann Richards Bridge aka Congress Avenue Bridge is the firm and friendly handshake that draws you in and over the Lady Bird Lake portion of the Colorado River. The bridge is six lanes wide with generous sidewalks and impressive views of the sunrise, high-rises and one of the largest urban bat colonies in the USA emerges from underneath the bridge at sunset.\nHow To See Like a Bird\nEvery photographer possesses is a distinct vision of how they wish to portray the world but shares a common set of limitations like what kind of tools they have access to or can afford to purchase. We recently created the Downtown Austin Photo website using the SquareSpace platform because it is the right tool for communicating and showing our archive and vision of downtown Austin. We also started using a tool called a quad-copter, drone or unmanned aerial vehicle to provide a bird's eye view of downtown Austin.\nThis tool solved several limitations we have encountered over the years photographing architecture in the urban environment and hill country of central Texas. The most routine dilemmas we encounter in the field is that the point of view we want is obscured by a tree, light post, sign post,fence, wires or requires special access. Another limitation associated with accessibility and point of view is that of topography. The ability to get above the visual noise and free of the ground plane has really freed up our ability to realize our vision of a place.\nThis bird's eye view of Lady Bird Lake and downtown Austin skyline at sunrise is an iconic image that we have wanted to create for decades. Although we have created numerous beautiful downtown Austin skyline portraits from the ground, the shore, high-rise terraces, and rooftops, we were always limited in some way that was beyond our control. The only limits to creating this image was our imagination.\nWhat tools are helping you realize your vision of life?",
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        "raw_content": "\u00ab Back to News List Dresner Partners Michelle Moreno to Appear on a Panel... >>\nBrian Graves from Dresner Partners Publishes New White Paper, \u201cWhat Drives Successful Acquisitions from a Buyer's Perspective\u201d in Transaction Advisors.\nTransaction Advisors today announced the publication of a new technical article from investment banker Brian Graves, a Managing Director at Dresner Partners who brings more than 20 years of expertise to Senior Executives, Board Members, Business Owners, and Private Equity Groups and focuses on helping clients buy, sell, and merge companies, structure security transactions, and raise capital through private placements.\nThe article, \u201cWhat Drives Successful Acquisitions from a Buyer's Perspective\u201d is available for download at http://www.transactionadvisors.com/insights/what-drives-successful-acquisitions-buyers-perspective. The article was also distributed in the quarterly print edition of Transaction Advisors which is circulated to corporate and private equity executives.\nMr. Graves\u2019 article notes that acquisitions tend to succeed when buyers understand the value creation levers for the business, maintain discipline with their offer price, leverage their team\u2019s creativity to win the deal, and implement an effective governance process post acquisition with a realistic strategic plan on day one post acquisition. He also indicated now is the opportunistic time for private business owners to think about selling their business, especially if their company has EBITDA of $2MM to $50MM as the opportunities for capital investments are likely to be more stable than they have been over the last couple of years. Mr. Graves\u2019 paper mentioned that \u201cThe business case for growth by acquisition, in many situations, is better than the alternative, organic growth, especially when the objective is to enter a new market or develop a completely new business unit focused on expanding market opportunities, which are outside the core capabilities of the acquiring organization.\u201d.\nTransaction Advisors deliver in-depth information and perspective on a wide range of corporate transactions. William Jefferson Black, Managing Director and Publisher said, \u201cOur aim is to publish the very best white papers, technical articles, and research studies on the critical issues impacting corporate transaction planning, structuring, and execution\u201d.\nDresner Partners is a middle market investment bank specializing in merger & acquisition advisory, institutional private placements of debt and equity, valuation and strategic consulting. Dresner's clients are middle market companies operating both in the U.S. and internationally.\nAbout Transaction Advisors\nTransaction Advisors is a new technical journal for senior corporate executives, middle market business owners, and private equity investors. The white papers, technical articles, and research studies in our collection provide practical insights for navigating transactions more effectively. For more information, please visit TransactionAdvisors.com.",
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        "raw_content": "I employ drivers for my business \u2013 What is my duty of care responsibilities under UK law to regularly check driving licences?\nPosted on: 7th December 2017 | By Rob Watson\n\u201cDuty of Care\u201d three little words which carry significant weight in the world of business, and which dictate so much of a business owner / fleet managers time when it comes to managing their company\u2019s vehicle operations.\nWhether you manage the operation of one or one thousand vehicles, the \u201cDuty of Care\u201d responsibilities remain the same, meaning to protect yourself, your business and employees, compliance needs to be assured and regularly reviewed to ensure you have taken the correct steps.\nOver 1.4 work journey related fatalities per day\nIn 2016 alone 529 fatalities where associated with \u201cdriving for work\u201d activities \u2013 that\u2019s is over 1.4 per day. Of these 427 were other road users (General Public), 18 were in vehicle passengers and 84 were work drivers or riders.\nWhilst the number of work-related road casualties has fallen substantially in recent years, mainly due to the volume of all road casualties having fallen substantially, the proportion of all road casualties that are work-related has not changed.\nBetween 2006 and 2016, almost 30% of road deaths and 22% of serious casualties occurred in accidents involving at least one at-work driver or rider.\nRoad Casualties \u2018driving for work\u2019 by severity 2006-2016\nKilled 858 890 748 592 540 559 539 515 547 541 529\nSerious 6,622 6,673 6,150 5,456 5,281 5,197 5,231 5,052 5,168 4,822 5,269\nSlight 59,879 58,165 53,525 50,080 48,868 47,052 44,819 42,035 44,269 40,496 38,250\nAll 67,359 65,728 60,423 56,128 54,689 52,808 50,589 47,602 49,984 45,859 44,048\nStatistics taken from Occupational Road Safety Alliance\nWhilst the Corporate Manslaughter and Health and Safety legislation state you must check and monitor your employees driving license, there is no hard and fast rule as to how regularly this should be done. The general consensus is that driving licence checks should be carried out on recruitment and at least once a year, however it may be advisable to carry them out more frequently as penalty points can accumulate quickly. Under UK legislation failure to put a structured process in place leaves you and your business very much at risk from prosecution if you fail to comply.\nThe laws which affect your responsibility are as follows \u2013\nIn plain English \u2013 You are breaking the law if you or your business are seen to be responsible for allowing a member of staff, employed, temporary or otherwise, to operate a piece of machinery when they do not hold a valid driving license to be doing so.\nMeaning \u2013 Should your business be found to have requested a member of staff to operate a piece of machinery, which they are not qualified to use, or that is not in safe operational condition, then it may well be considered you have not acted to protect their health, safety or wellbeing, and would be breaking health and safety law.\nThe health and safety laws dictate that you must protect the public\u2019s health safety and wellbeing as you would a member of your staff, if you or your business are found to be responsible for not conducting sufficient checks prior to machinery being used, it would be more than likely that you be found to be breaking this law.\nThe Corporate Manslaughter and Corporate Homicide Act 2007 \u2013 \u201cAn organisation is guilty of an offence if the way in which its activities are managed or organised\u2014\n(a) Causes a person\u2019s death, and\n(b) Amounts to a gross breach of a relevant duty of care owed by the organisation to the deceased.\nIn summary \u2013 If you are unfortunate to have an incident involving one of your members of staff which involves a driving fatality, meaning a potential corporate manslaughter prosecution, the court would consider the way an organisation applied the Health and Safety guidelines for managing a fleets risk, as well as other health and safety practices. For example, they would more than likely examine the level of driver qualifications and training, the suitability of company and private vehicles used for said work, and the maintenance arrangements put in place.\nLet\u2019s be clear if you are a business owner / director or fleet manager for your business, then it is your responsibility to have a robust and well-documented policy to regularly check your driver\u2019s eligibility to drive and vehicles being used during your company\u2019s day to day operation. Having a robust system in place will be fundamental when defending yourself against prosecution.\nTo do this, you will need to gain permission from all staff members, to allow you to access their records. Once this permission has been obtained, it is then advisable to:\nCarry out a regular audit of your staff (permanent and temporary) to identify who drives on business related journeys, and to identify the vehicles they are using to do so.\nCheck that every driver conducting business journeys has a valid driver\u2019s licence, is insured for business purposes, and that the vehicles they use are roadworthy \u2013 that includes employees\u2019 own cars.\nFollowing the results of the above audit, license and vehicle checks, conduct a risk assessment of drivers and vehicle prioritising the potential risks to allow you to check these more regularly, than others.\nPut in place a Driving for Work policy \u2013 and ensure this is communicated effectively to all staff.\nEnsure you have an auditable trail, which is easy to decipher and can be easily called upon if necessary.\nDo I need to use a third-party provider to conduct these checks?\nNo, you can check driver licenses, vehicle tax, MOT and Insurance status free of charge yourself.\nHowever, given the level of administrative work required to keep on top of this process on a regular basis, you may find the minimal costs of using a reputable checking service to be more than worth the money, especially if you have a high volume fleet. Particularly when the results of the checks are kept in an easy to navigate online portal providing an auditable system, and the support they provide in gaining the relevant permissions needed to check driver\u2019s licenses.\nWe have provided the links to the relevant sites to allow you to conduct these checks below.\nDriver License Check \u2013 Can be accessed by clicking here\nVehicle Status Check \u2013 Can be accessed by clicking here\nVehicle Insurance Status \u2013 Can be accessed by clicking here\nI would like to speak to a Vehicle and Driving license checking specialist to discuss our requirement.\nDrive Time have partnered with market leading driver compliance company License Bureau to provide access to a reduced cost license and vehicle checking service.\nSimply by filling in the form on the right, they will be aware you are looking to speak to a professional about your business requirement, and will contact you with a no-obligation quote.\nThe Drive Time process has been designed to save you time, cost and resource, which can be better spent elsewhere within your business.\nIs there anything else I need do to protect my business?\nAs drivers and vehicles arrive and depart from your business, the task of manging this process will be an ongoing process. There will always be activity you need to undertake to keep on top of the matter \u2013 this is again where using a reputable third-party provider will help you manage the task, allowing you to concentrate on daily tasks.\nFrom a legal perspective, the risks to you as an individual, your employer, company shareholders and your company drivers are significant, ranging from fines through to prosecution. By undertaking the above steps, you are providing assurance that you are addressing those three dreaded words \u201cDuty of Care\u201d, which can be tested through scrutiny, should an issue be unfortunate to happen.\nEuropcar UK urges Drivers to take a break during the big Christmas getaway\n11M motorists support driving tests every 5 years\nEmployers urged to relieve driver stress to improve road safety performance",
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        "raw_content": "Why Young People Should Get Enrolled\nBy Jose Tapia, DFA Intern\nYoung people my age tend not see the need to enroll in health insurance. Many of us assume that we are way too young to get sick, and that the Affordable Care Act, or \u201cObamacare,\u201d was passed only to help older, sick people. The reality is that we all can get sick at any age or suffer from an accident.\nA friend of mine named Emily who is the first to go to college in her family, is a prime example of the need for health insurance at our age. She currently suffers from Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS). It\u2019s a chronic condition that affects a person\u2019s digestive system. Typical symptoms include severe stomach pain, nausea, tiredness, and diarrhea. There is currently no cure for this condition, only long-term treatment. Emily lived her entire teenage years as healthy as many of us did, until IBS symptoms arose from no apparent cause at the age of 19. Physicians do not fully comprehend what caused her condition.\nHer symptoms quickly escalated and followed her through college. Emily\u2019s parents could not afford private insurance, and she did not qualify for Medicaid in the state of California at the time. Her only viable alternative was to turn to free clinics in her community, but sadly wait times and limited resources prevented her from receiving the care she needed. Emily\u2019s condition worsened so much that she had to drop out of college. She realized that the only hope she had to see a physician was to go to Emergency Room and wait for countless hours, and sometimes even days.\nAfter President Obama signed the Affordable Care Act into law in 2010, Emily was able to receive health care coverage. The ACA expanded Medicaid coverage, and she was now able to qualify for the program. Being covered under Medicaid allows Emily to receive the treatment she needs for free. Having coverage meant she was able to receive the proper exams needed to diagnose her condition, and a specialist has been able to properly treat her condition with medication. This treatment has allowed her to go back to college and continue her undergraduate studies. She was able to regain control of her life, no longer having to live with constant, debilitating pain.\nOnce Emily graduates from college, she may obtain quality and affordable health care coverage through her employer. There are other simple ways Emily can get covered even if her employer doesn\u2019t provide her insurance, or if she works in a nontraditional job. Many nontraditional jobs do not provide health insurance- common examples include baristas, waitresses, retail workers, and self-employment. If that were the case Emily could still very easily obtain insurance, and the costs could be as affordable as a monthly cellphone bill thanks to a provision in Obamacare that could help her pay for health insurance. Additionally, there is another important provision in Obamacare that now prevents insurance companies from denying Emily health coverage simply because she suffered from an illness in the past.\nWe can all learn from Emily\u2019s experience. Just because we are young does not make us completely immune to disease or accidents. Plus, with the passage of the ACA it\u2019s now more easy and affordable to obtain health insurance than ever before. Today Emily is 25 and is a great example of why young adults should enroll in health insurance. She is thankful for the passage of the ACA and California\u2019s choice to expand Medicaid access. The benefits the ACA provides are not age- restrictive, and we should all be conscious of our need to get enrolled. To learn more check out this link for an easy and interactive presentation on enrollment health.younginvincibles.org\nTo get covered and take advantage of all the benefits the ACA has to offer, enroll online before the February 15 deadline: www.healthcare.gov\n- Jose Tapia, DFA Intern",
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        "raw_content": "TPLF security forces beat up Ethiopian Muslims as they celebrate Eid\nBy ESAT News (September 12, 2016)\nSecurity forces have beaten up Ethiopian Muslims in Gondar as they were celebrating Eid-Al-Adha on Monday. The laity were attacked by the Agazi forces, the fearsome special forces of the regime as, they were expressing solidarity with the people of Amhara and Oromo regions, who have been protesting against the tyrannical regime.\nSecurity forces have also detained several numbers of the laity, according to sources.\nSimilarly, Muslims in Dire Dawa and Aweday, two commercial towns in Eastern Ethiopia were assaulted by security forces on Monday as they celebrated the 1437th Eid-Al-Adha. The residents denounced the regime on the occasion and called on the regime to immediately cease arresting and killing of citizens for simply demanding their political and economic rights. Ethiopian Muslims residing in Saudi Arabia have also denounced the regime for violating religious and other rights of the people.\nIn a related story, leaders of the Ethiopian Muslim Arbitration Committee, who were released from jail over the weekend, called on all Ethiopians to stand in unison regardless of ethnic and religious background in the struggle to restore justice in the country.\nIn a statement issued on Sunday, the Committee expressed sorrow over the death and imprisonment of protesters and warned the regime that military action against peaceful citizens in the name of keeping peace is not the solution. The statement said no amount of force would stop the people from reclaiming their freedom.\nYusuf Getachew, a journalist jailed for over four years with members of the Committee and also released over the weekend meanwhile told ESAT that he shouldn\u2019t have been thrown to jail in the first place for doing his job as a journalist.\nMembers of the Arbitration Committee, who campaigned against regime\u2019s interference in their religious affairs, were put behind bars four years ago under the country\u2019s anti-terrorism law that the regime uses to stifle dissent and muzzle the press.\nOver the weekend the regime released the prisoners of conscience saying their demand for pardon was approved by the president. Yusuf, however, told ESAT that none of the released prisoners asked for clemency.\nScores of journalists still remain in jail in Ethiopia under the country\u2019s anti-terrorism law, including award winning journalists Eskinder Nega and Wubishet Taye.\nLabels: EID, Ethiopia, News, TPLF",
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        "raw_content": "San Diego police shooting victim was Grieving Death of Ethiopian friend\nAlfred Olango is pictured with his friend, Bereket, whose funeral was held the day after his fatal shooting.\nBy Jean Guerrero | KPBS\nThe mother of Alfred Olango, an unarmed Ugandan refugee who was fatally shot by El Cajon police, said her son did not have a history of mental illness.\nPamela Benge said Olango was having an emotional breakdown during his encounter with police, due to the recent death of a close friend named Bereket Demsse.\nThen on Friday, 31-year-old Bereket Demsse, A boyhood friend and fellow African refugee, suddenly died.\n\"He was just so depressed,\" said Vicky Ellis, Olango's former girlfriend, who spoke with him last weekend. \"I'd never heard him so upset.\"\nDemsse was buried Wednesday afternoon - less than 24 hours after Olango's death.\n\u201cHe couldn\u2019t handle it, he was just running around,\u201d she said. \u201cHe needed someone to calm him down \u2026 not to come and just finish his life.\u201d\nJama Mohamed, program coordinator for \u201cMaking Connections For Mental Health,\u201d which seeks to improve the well-being of East Africans in San Diego, said Olango showed signs of mental illness that are not uncommon in East African refugees.\n\u201cThere may be mental health services already, but in terms of being culturally appropriate, it\u2019s not there,\u201d he said.\nMohamed works with United Women of East Africa to connect immigrants and refugees from East Africa with services to reduce depression, suicidal tendencies and post-traumatic stress disorder.\nMohamed said East African immigrants often have a history of exposure to trauma. Even if they didn\u2019t experience war in their home countries firsthand, they struggle with the stress of the loved ones who did.\nHe said this trauma often manifests as mental illness when combined with other environmental stressors such as police discrimination or the death of a relative, especially in men.\nMohamed said he thinks Olango may have suffered a nervous breakdown during his encounter with police due to a combination of fear, previous traumas and grief from the death of his friend.\n\u201cTo deal with the loss of a loved one or somebody who\u2019s friends with you, to not have that trust with authority or police creates a lot of stress,\u201d Mohamed said.\nThe funeral of Olango\u2019s friend took place Wednesday, a day after Olango was killed.\nMohamed said East African men with mental illness rarely seek professional help because they don\u2019t trust U.S. psychiatric institutions. Neither they nor their family members see mental health symptom such as hallucinations as medical problems. Some of them see them as having spiritual or supernatural causes.\nAs a result, they don\u2019t believe pharmaceuticals will help them.\nMohamed said police and mental health professionals in San Diego County need to work more closely with the East African community to develop culturally appropriate response strategies and services. His organization is attempting to create that bridge for now.\n\u201cPeople should not be criminalized for being mentally ill,\u201d he said.\nOther immigrants who were fatally shot by police in San Diego County while experiencing episodes of psychosis or other mental illness include Afghanistan refugee Fridoon Rawshawn Nehad in 2015 and Burmese refugee Ja Ma Lo Day in 2014.\nLabels: California, Ethiopian Diaspora, Homicide, News",
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        "raw_content": "Find Cosmos Infra Developer- Properties, New Commercial and residential property ready to move. Get full details & Price of latest projects by Cosmos Infra Developers on Dwarka Expressway Gurgaon.\nCosmos Express...\nCosmos Cascade...\nCosmos Infra Developer\nCosmos Infra Engineering (India) Ltd. is part of the internationally acclaimed Mittal Group of Punjab and a leading name in the real estate sector. Whether it is residential or commercial, lifestyle or leisure, Cosmos has given real estate development the values of elegance and affordability unparalleled in the contemporary world.\nCosmos is not just limited to the sphere of infrastructure development only but also has been conscientious in the advancement of society's concerns as well. Our projects include services like education, healthcare, and environment for the benefit of the society at large.\nCosmos is promoted by Mr.Vinod Mittal, a man whose vision and foresightedness has made Cosmos a household name and under whose stewardship Cosmos has reached unmatchable heights.\nWith a sound base of modern techniques of town planning, Cosmos has a vision of creating world-class yet eco friendly infrastructure. The forthcoming initiative of Cosmos includes an integrated township at Bhatinda which will offer international standard residential complexes, education and health care centers, malls and much more.\nBut providing innovative infrastructural solutions is just a means to an end. Our ultimate objective is to give more comfort to the people and touch the hearts and souls of all who live in this beautiful country called India.\nCosmos Infra Engineering (India) Limited, a strong arm of the internationally acclaimed Mittal Group is one of the most leading and well reputed name and as a promoter, investor and builder. The Cosmos Infra Engineering (India) Limited ventured into the real estate development in 1986 and has now gained recognition from their bluechip residential and commercial projects across the nation.\nCosmos Infra Engineering (India) Ltd. is part of the internationally acclaimed Mittal Group of Punjab and a leading name in the real estate sector. Whether it is residential or commercial, lifestyle or leisure, Cosmos have given real estate development the values of elegance and affordability unparalleled in the contemporary world. Not context in only succeeding in the sphere of infrastructure development, Cosmos has been conscientious in the advancement of society's concerns as well. Our projects include services like education, health care and environment for the benefit of the society at large. Cosmos is promoted by Mr.Vinod Mittal, a man whose vision and foresightedness has made Cosmos a house hold name and under whose stewardship Cosmos has reached unmatchable heights. With a sound base of modern techniques of town planning, Cosmos has a vision of creating world class yet eco friendly infrastructure. The forthcoming initiative of Cosmos includes an integrated township at Bhatinda which will offer international standard residential complexes, education and health care centers, malls and much more. But providing innovative infrastructural solutions is just a means to an end. Our ultimate objective is to give more comfort to the people and touch the hearts and souls of all who live in this beautiful country called India.\nCOSMOS INFRAESTAE (P) LTD. Is one of the leading and most trusted name in construction and real estate business, has impeccable reputation for honesty and fair dealing. The group is managed by professionals of long standing in real estate development and have high regards for timely possession, high quality and transparency. The Group believes in building loyal relationship with customer and provides customer satisfaction and represent the mode of reliability and stability.\nCOSMOS INFRAESTAE (P) LTD. Present Shivalik Homes a high rise luxurious and affordable residential complex ideally situated in the heart of the city near Pari Chowk, a location is cherished by all. The Place has all the basic as well as modern amenities which are requisite for residential area. Here the life is full of exotic luxury and elegant comfort. It is build to provide the residents with the best of modern life style in harmony with lush greenery, pristine beauty, healthy environment, superior design and many other exquisite features, each and every corner of the Shivalik Homes has been planned and designed to perfection. Shivalik Homes is a genuine promise of comfort at affordable price.",
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        "title": "We musn't lose sight of this: Across the world trade has raised incomes and cut inequality",
        "raw_content": "We musn't lose sight of this: Across the world trade has raised incomes and cut inequality\nIn the ongoing debate about the benefits of trade, we must not lose sight of a vital fact. Trade and global integration have raised incomes across the world, while dramatically cutting poverty and global inequality. Within some countries, trade has contributed to rising inequality, but that unfortunate result ultimately reflects the need for stronger safety nets and better social and labor programs, not trade protection.\nMerchandise trade as a share of world GDP grew from around 30 percent in 1988 to around 50 percent in 2013. In this period of rapid globalization, average income grew by 24 percent globally, the global poverty headcount ratio declined from 35% to 10.7%, and the income of the bottom 40 percent of the world population increased by close to 50 percent . This big picture evidence is buttressed by compelling micro-econometric studies on pro-poor income and consumption gains.\n- The 2001, US-Vietnam free trade agreement reduced poverty in Vietnam by increasing wage premiums in export sectors, spurring job reallocation from agriculture, forestry and fishing into manufacturing, and stimulating enterprise job growth .\n- A study of 27 industrial and 13 developing countries finds that shutting off trade would deprive the richest 10 percent of 28 percent of their purchasing power, but the poorest 10 percent would lose 63 percent because they buy relatively more imported goods .\n- In many developing countries, export growth has been associated with greater gender equality . Exporting firms generally employ a significantly higher share of women than non-exporters. In Cambodia\u2019s export-oriented garment sector, which is one of the main providers of wage employment in Cambodia, 85 percent of all workers are women.\nA retreat from global integration would erode these gains, especially in developing countries. For example, abandoning existing agreements in the Americas would have particularly large negative welfare effects in countries like Mexico (4 to 9 percent), El Salvador (2 to 5 percent), and Honduras (2 to 5 percent), according to early research at the World Bank.\nWithin countries there are invariably losers as well as winners from trade and globalization. Households are likely to be affected differently depending on their physical and human capital endowments, their consumption patterns, and their incomes. Among developing countries, which we study most closely at the World Bank, there are countries where the direct effect of trade on the wage distribution has been equalizing (e.g. Brazil ), and others where it has been un-equalizing (e.g. Mexico ). Trade also reduced the (relative) wages of the poor in India in the 1990s, so that poverty decreased less in rural districts more exposed to trade liberalization . Work-in-progress by some of our colleagues in the World Bank\u2019s Research Group seeks to quantify the potential tradeoff between the efficiency gains and inequality costs of trade liberalization using household survey data from 53 low and middle income countries (Artuc, Porto and Rijkers, \u201cTrading-off the Income Gains and the Inequality Costs of Trade Policy,\u201d mimeo: World Bank, 2017, in progress). In spite of heterogeneity in the distributional impacts, hard trade-offs are found only in a relatively small number of countries (such as Burundi, Nigeria and Gambia). In the vast majority of countries (including Egypt, Pakistan, and South Africa) trade liberalization significantly raises incomes with at most trivial inequality costs. Despite the potentially negative effects of trade on some, what happens to final incomes and hence to inequality, however, is not a given. Between 1990 and 2010, a period of rapid globalization, inequality (measured by the Gini index) increased in the United States from 43 to 47 but fell in Denmark from 31 to 26.\nConsider why. US workers concentrated in communities which face high volumes of Chinese imports have experienced fewer jobs and falling wages . And yet, the US Trade Adjustment Assistance (TAA) program falls short of the challenge of helping people get back on their feet. The US spends just 0.1% of GDP on all its active labor market polices while the OECD average is 0.6%. Second, the TAA is designed to help only workers suffering direct trade-related job losses but wages losses are not limited to workers who are employed in import competing sectors. Third, the TAA requires active participation of eligible workers in retraining programs but many less educated and older workers, who are worst affected, fail to qualify because they have often already withdrawn from the labor force.\nIn Denmark, trade liberalization and offshoring also contributed to a decrease in low skill wages, and increase in high skill wages, thus potentially widening inequality . However, the Danish labor assistance system (called Flexicurity) may have helped to avoid any significant increase in inequality. The system targets all workers suffering from job losses, not just workers in sectors exposed to trade and offshoring shocks, and deals with any negative labor market shock, not just relating to trade. The system is based on: a flexible labor market allowing employers to hire and fire relatively easily; a generous unemployment benefit system; and strong activation policies encouraging job search and enhancing workers\u2019 employability. In countries where trade has created losers, policies that redistribute some of the gains from winners to losers are needed to ensure the benefits of trade are widely shared. They also need policies to better equip workers to benefit from the opportunities offered by trade. Better and more generous safety nets and other social protection policies, and more investments in skill acquisition, are the answer. Not protectionist trade policies that will blunt the engine of growth that has delivered prosperity for millions around the world. This insight guides our work in a World Bank Group dedicated to ending extreme poverty and boosting shared prosperity for all.",
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        "raw_content": "\u2018Soar like a rocket, fall like a stone.\u2019 3 leadership lessons from CEOs\nMany young people may feel a calling to become successful business leaders, but few are chosen. Those who do make it may seem like far-off figureheads who were always different from us. But is that the case? Or are there things you can do to increase your odds of making it to the top? What were the things that CEOs did early on in their careers that set them apart?\nThese were some of the questions I put forward in conversations with 20 global business leaders for the book \u201c Before I Was CEO \u201d. The answers I got were often un conventional wisdoms \u2013 a collection of unwritten and unspoken of rules that these business leaders followed throughout their lives and careers. I summarized a few of them below.\nIt was a first curious observation. Many CEOs I spoke to had spent the first years of their careers in countries that were far off anyone\u2019s radar \u2013 far away also from the corporate headquarters of multinationals. Jean-Francois van Boxmeer, for example, now CEO of beer-maker Heineken, spent the first 10 years of his career in Gabon, Congo and Rwanda. Paul Bulcke, recently appointed Chairman of food giant Nestle, spent more than a decade in Latin America, in Peru and Chile. And Steve Davis, CEO of health-focused NGO PATH, spent his formative years traveling in and out of Deng Xiaoping\u2019s China.\nThe reason for that, they explained me, is that they weren\u2019t focused in those early years on one day becoming CEO. They preferred to gather experiences, travel, and enjoy the challenges at hand. Patrick De Maeseneire, CEO of the Jacobs Holding and previously CEO at Adecco and Barry-Callebaut, said he had a particularly good reason for not always charging ahead too quickly. \u201cA boss once told me that I shouldn\u2019t take a promotion,\u201d he told me. \u201cHe told me I\u2019d go up like a rocket, but fall down like a stone.\u201d\nBetter, then, to take the first 10 years of your career to discover your interests, your talents, and your preferences. It is also a good time to work on your personal development. That could at first be being a team player, learning technical skills, or managing your own time or a project. And it certainly should include experience in a non-traditional environment, preferably abroad. In today\u2019s world, Barry Salzberg, former CEO of Deloitte told me, gathering international experience is a quasi condition sine qua non to make it to the top at the end of your career.\nThe second thing I noticed was that most successful leaders, whether they were men or women, from America or from elsewhere, had a solid relationship and a stable family background. In the example above, all three CEOs had been with their respective partners since at least their early twenties. That turned out not be a coincidence. It was a pattern that indicated correlation.\n\u201cMy wife was there all along the way,\u201d Paul Bulcke said, \u201cshe was a major factor in my success.\u201d He didn\u2019t only say that \u2013 I saw it, as his wife remained in touch after the interviews we conducted, and the couple often travelled together to events. The same was true for the women CEOs I talked to. Susan Cameron, CEO of tobacco giant Reynolds American, told me how her career only went on a stable upward path after she met her husband. Orit Gadiesh, Chairman of consulting firm Bain & Company, met her husband, an Oxford graduate and adventurer, when both were young consultants at Bain .\nIt was perhaps the most surprising and unsurprising finding at the same time. Surprising, because the image you might often get from a CEO is that he or she works 24/7, and prioritizes work above all else. But it was unsurprising, because we probably all have experienced that when something in our personal lives is not going well, work often doesn\u2019t go well either.\nThat doesn\u2019t imply these CEOs don\u2019t work very hard - but they do understand that personal happiness and professional success go hand in hand. And between the two the former is more important to get right than the other.\nThe most persistent wrong advice young professionals get may well be to engage in networking , of the kind you do at cocktail receptions after work. There is no point in pursuing such loose, high-volume connections. CEOs profiled in \u201cBefore I Was CEO\u201d engage much more actively in intense, focused networking in those groups they\u2019ve been part of since their youth.\nThe strongest of such networks are often based on religion, college or university affiliation, or nationality. I discovered that myself: the first interview I got was with Paul Bulcke, the CEO of Nestle, who is Belgian and had been part of the same student organization as me. Several other interviews also came about because of my active participation in the network of Belgians abroad.\nMore importantly, the CEOs themselves pointed to the role of their strong relations, which they purposefully fostered. Patrick De Maeseneire at one point in his career got to know Klaus Jacobs, a German entrepreneur who later became an investor. Patrick\u2019s ascent to the top of chocolate maker Barry Callebaut and human resources company Adecco hinged on the personal bond he built with Jacobs, who either founded or owned both companies.\nThe adage goes: \u201cIf you want to go fast, go alone, if you want to go far, go together\u201d. That\u2019s true especially in building a career. But the experience of the CEOs I interviewed adds an extra layer to that: you are the company you keep. Let it be good company, whether in family or professional relations.\nBefore I was CEO is now available in the US, and is out on November 30 in Europe and Asia.",
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        "title": "Why Britain voted for Brexit: the short and long answers",
        "raw_content": "Why Britain voted for Brexit: the short and long answers\nThere is a very simple answer to the question of why Britain voted for Brexit: Brexit promised all things to all people. It could be whatever people wanted it to be, from an opportunity to batten down the hatches, creating some idealised Little England, to unleashing the country from Europe and embracing global forces beyond.\nThe difficulty going ahead is that it will be impossible to reconcile Brexiteers\u2019 different visions. Far from bringing national unity, Brexit is destined to produce a sea of disappointed voters ; voters who feel that their democratic will was not listened to and that they were betrayed, ultimately undermining democracy in Britain. It is this, and not simply the economic effects, that should concern us.\nFor a longer answer to the question of why Britain voted for Brexit, we should turn back the clock some two hundred years to a transformative period in British and world history. It was a period commonly seen as sparking the beginning of the sustained economic progress that we\u2019ve witnessed ever since. It was the Industrial Revolution.\nBefore the Revolution, Britain was a backwater. All that changed in the nineteenth century, when the development of industry followed by financial services moved Britain to the centre of the World stage. Britain\u2019s outward orientation was key and by 1870, the country was exporting and importing the equivalent of 43% of its output. Britain\u2019s industrial advances engineered and funded economic development across the world. Through railways and ports, Britain made the world smaller, bringing about the first major period of globalisation. What\u2019s interesting is that this outward orientation wasn\u2019t being driven by rich elites, but by the working classes and new aspiring entrepreneurs .\nBritain has grown increasingly prosperous ever since. As a society we have also grown richer: we are much more cosmopolitan, there are fewer barriers to women achieving and same sex couples do not have to fear the wrath of the law. We are much more diverse and value the freedom of individuals to be themselves, unrestricted by background, gender or race.\nHowever, despite everything, it is clear that economic progress brings change. This change can be disruptive. It can easily leave people feeling that things around them are moving so quickly that they can\u2019t keep up. It can leave people feeling \u201cout of control\u201d.\nIn this respect, we can identify three very different groups who feel that progress has come at a cost.\nFirstly, after a century of industrialisation, Britain has faced the spectre of de-industrialisation and, with it, a north-south divide. This divide first emerged after World War I, but reached dramatic proportions in the 1970s-80s. By the end of the twentieth century, many people outside of London \u2013 and particularly those outside of the financial and educated elites \u2013 felt forgotten, despite having been instrumental to the beginnings of Britain\u2019s longer term growth. This divergence in regional performance is reflected in the recent findings of the Legatum Institute UK Prosperity Index .\nHowever, this first group of Brexiteers cannot fully account for the referendum result. According to Eric Kaufmann, Professor of Politics at Birkbeck, it is wrong to simply characterise Leave supporters as \u201cthe left behind\u201d . This brings us to a second group of discontents: those worried about societal change.\nThe amount of social change over the last fifty years has been dramatic and, for many of us, this has been good news. Others, by contrast, feel that society \u2013 and the family \u2013 has disintegrated. For these people, the past is viewed through rose-tinted spectacles, and is, as a result, a standard against which the present can never live up. Some are simply conservative with a small \u201cc\u201d. As Lord Aschcroft Polls have revealed , of those who think that feminism, the internet and the Green Movement are bad for us, respectively 74%, 71% and 78% are Leave voters. Capitalism seems to be the one thing that least \u2013 not most \u2013 divides referendum voters.\nThen there is a third kind of Brexiteer: the followers of Boris Johnson, and \u201cEconomists for Brexit\u201d. They see leaving the EU as an opportunity to carve out a new more internationalist and more market oriented Britain . Whilst the market has expanded over the last two hundred years, so too has government. According to Peter Lindert no European state spent more than about 3% of GDP on social transfers in 1930 . By 1990, this figure was over 20%. Alongside, the share of general government expenditures in GDP in the OECD now stands at over 40% . To free-market Brexiteers, Europe means more state control and risks impinging on our personal freedom.\nThe societal and economic changes since the industrial revolution have left many with a sense of losing control, whether because of industry crumbling around them, rapid societal changes, or the growth of government. What\u2019s unusual is that these groups would not normally be politically aligned. Brexit has led disparate people to vote for what they presume is the same thing when in reality their concerns and their hopes for the future are very different.\nAt the end of the day, whilst Britain faces challenges, the EU is not the underlying problem. And, since it is not the problem, neither will leaving the EU provide a solution.\nOur journey began in Industrial Revolution Britain. It was a period built on the back of Britain clothing the world. Unfortunately, the British public will soon find that they have been sold the emperor\u2019s new clothes. Britain has stripped itself naked, leaving our economy, our society and our democracy exposed. And at a time when the global economy faces numerous challenges, Brexit has left Britain naked in its dealings with the rest of the world.\nThis article first appeared on ' The UK in a Changing Europe '.",
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Few things reassure patients like seeing that staff are happy at work and get on well with each other \u2013fortunately we clearly have the best staff in any UK hospital.\u201d\nAde asserts that it is this culture of courtesy and mutual respect between staff and towards patients that epitomises the \u2018Care\u2019 in \u2018Care UK\u2019.\nHead of Nursing and Clinical Services\nMichelle has over 30 years of nursing experience in both clinical and managerial positions in the UK and overseas. Having worked in both NHS and private organisations she is a clinical expert with a wide range of experience.\nShe has a strong background in Surgery, Theatres and Anaesthesia and has also worked in positions leading Infection Control teams along with Mental Health.\nMichelle is responsible for leading our clinical teams prioritising patient safety, quality and patient experience to ensure the centres are safe, effective, caring, responsive and well led.\nMike Burnett is Operations Manager across Emersons Green and Devizes Treatment Centres. He is responsible for managing all aspects of non-clinical running of the centres including booking, cleaning, catering, laundry as well as supporting the centres to ensure efficiencies. Mike initially trained as a Sports Physiotherapist and graduated from UWE in 2010. Following this he started working with Care UK\u2019s 111 service whilst building up his own private practice. 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He completed a postgraduate MSc in Sports Injury at Manchester Metropolitan University (UK).\nHe has participated in many national and international courses including Exeter Hip Course, Primary TKR and Revision (Austria/Germany), Arthrex Knee and Shoulder Course (London), ACL and Multiligament Knee Course (London), 3rd Liverpool Foot Course, Intermediate Ankle Training Course (Switzerland), Surgery of the Adult Foot & Ankle (London), Stanmore Shoulder Series (London), Minimal Invasive Foot Surgery (Spain), Foot & Ankle Cadaver Course (Liverpool).\nHis excellent National Joint Registry (NJR) results have been published in the UK. 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He trained in Warsaw, Poland for seven years and later completed his training in the UK.\nBefore joining Care UK, Mr Korycki spent 11 years at the Great Western NHS Hospital, Swindon, working in trauma and orthopaedics. He has performed in excess of 2,000 joint replacement procedures and has completed many hands on training courses relating to shoulder surgery.\nZsolt Hegedus\nKenan Dehne\nName: Mr Kenan Dehne MD, MCh orth, FEBOT, FRCS (Tr and Orth)\nSpecialty: Orthopaedics, Joint Replacement Surgery, Knee Arthroscopy, Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) Reconstruction.\nMr Dehne was awarded Master of Orthopaedic Surgery in 2004. He became a fellow of the European Board of Orthopaedic and Traumatology in 2014 and was elected a fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons FRCS (Tr and Orth) in 2015. He is Fellowship trained at the Royal Orthopaedic Hospital in Birmingham and at Wirral University Teaching Hospital.\nMr Dehne has published his research work in many prestigious orthopaedic journals and authored book chapters. His research interest includes enhanced patient recovery after Hip and Knee replacement. His research has been presented in many international and national meetings.\nHe interests include Cycling, Football, Chess, Swimming and Gardening. He is married and has three children.\nFellow of the Royal College of Surgeons (FRCS (Tr and Orth)\nFellow of the European Board of Orthopaedics and Traumatology\nSpecialist Shoulder & Elbow Surgeon\nName: Mr AFW Chambler BSc MBBS MS FRCS FRCS\nJob title: Specialist Shoulder & Elbow Consultant Surgeon\nSpecialty: Management of sports injuries, tendinopathies and shoulder and elbow arthroplasty.\nMr Chambler has been a Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon in the UK for the past 14 years. He qualified from St Mary\u2019s Hospital medical School, part of Imperial College, in London. Embarking on his surgical career, his interest soon became Orthopaedics and in particular shoulder and elbow surgery, being awarded his Masters of Surgery degree in this area by the University of London in 2000, under the supervision of Professor Roger Emery\nHe gained his Shoulder & Elbow Fellowship with Professor Carr in Oxford and has since been awarded travelling fellowships to UK & Europe as well as to the world renowned Mayo Clinic in the USA, by the British Elbow & Shoulder Society.\nHe developed the shoulder & elbow service at Yeovil District Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, concentrating on new advanced arthroscopic techniques and joint replacement but also organising quality control with prospective audit of surgical outcome to ensure the highest level of patient care. He became Clinical Director of Orthopaedics at YDH in 2011.\nWhilst continuing at Yeovil, in 2010 he joined CircleBath as a surgical partner to promote a new healthcare provider for the NHS as well as private patients. In 2013 he moved fulltime to Circle as the first Executive Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon working at both the Reading and Bath hospitals. In 2016, he was appointed Clinical Chairman of CircleBath Hospital.\nRecently he has been asked to provide a service to King Hamad University Hospital in Bahrain for complex shoulder and elbow problems, visiting 3-4 times per year.\nThe areas of surgery include the management of sports injuries, tendinopathies and shoulder and elbow arthroplasty. 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He has taken part in numbers of studies and teaching programmes for medical students and junior doctors.\nHe has been a member of the General Medical Council in the UK as a Specialist Registrar since 2004.\nName: Teresa Anthony\nSpecial interests: Cataract surgery, Occuloplastic surgery\nDr Anthony completed her postgraduate degree in Ophthalmology in Mumbai, India. She then trained in the UK at a number of the UK\u2019s leading NHS hospitals, resulting in her obtaining the FRCS degree in Ophthalmology. Dr Anthony subsequently sub-specialised in occuloplastic surgery at Moorfields Eye Hospital, London, and is a member of the Royal College of Ophthalmologists.\nDr Anthony is passionate about teaching and training and is a trainer for the Basic Microsurgical course at the Royal College of Ophthalmologists, London, and regularly trains trainees in Cataract surgery and Occuloplastic surgery. She also regularly lectures to other surgeons, GPs and nurses. 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With a personal interest in emergency and trauma care she also developed specialised procedures in emergency surgery.\nMoving to the UK in 2012 she took a role at the Alexandra Hospital, Redditch, before joining the Care UK team as a Consultant General Surgeon.\nPortuguese Medical Association (Ordem dos Medicos) \u2013 Portuguese College of Surgery\nPortuguese Society of Surgery\nPortuguese Society of Minimally Invasive Surgery\nVaidotas Ruseckas\nConsultant Gastroenterologist & General Surgeon\nName: Mr Vaidotas Ruseckas\nJob title: Consultant Gastroenterologist & General Surgeon\nSpecialty: Endoscopy and general surgery\nSpecial interests: Abdominal and general surgery, emergency, gastrointestinal endoscopy\nProfessional profile: Upon graduation Mr Ruseckas worked in Kaunas University Hospitals, the largest health care institution in Lithuania, as an abdominal surgeon and endoscopist. Since moving to the UK in 2005 he has worked in hospitals in Cornwall, the Midlands and in Newcastle in both private companies and NHS hospitals. He joined Care UK in 2017 where he is now working as a Consultant Gastroenterologist & General Surgeon treating patients across the South West.\nGreg Gerrard\nName: Greg Gerrard\nJob Title: Specialist Oral Surgeon\nSpecialty: Oral Surgery\nResearch interests: sedation, primary care oral surgery\nYear of primary dental qualification: 2004\nMr Gerrard achieved his primary dental qualification in 2004 and became a specialist in oral surgery in 2012.\nHe qualified at the University of Sheffield and has worked in numerous hospital posts in oral and maxillofacial surgery before completing his oral surgery training at the Great Western Hospital in Swindon. He is on the Council of the British Association of Oral Surgeons and is heavily involved in the organisation of the annual conference. 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Throughout his career he has performed specialist sessional work in a primary care setting, which has included dental implantology and routine surgical work.\nMr Hahn was a founder member of the British Association of Dental Surgeons and served two terms as president. In this capacity he served on numerous national committees, including a review of the Oral Surgery Service, which was commissioned by the Chief Dental Officer for England and Wales.\nHe also served two terms as Chair of Specialist Advisory Board for the Royal College of Edinburgh and examines for the college both nationally and internationally. He is also an examiner for the Royal College of Surgeons of England and the College of Dentistry in Hong Kong.\nFDSRCS (Eng)\nFDSRCS (Edin)\nAttila Juhasz\nName: Attila Juhasz\nJob Title: Consultant ENT Surgeon\nSpecialty: ENT Surgery\nMr Juhasz studied medicine at the Medical University of Debrecen, Hungary, and obtained his MD in 1993. After graduation, he worked at the University Clinic of Otolaryngology in Debrecen for 12 years. He qualified as an ENT surgeon in 1997 in Budapest, Hungary. In 2001, Dr Juhasz obtained his PhD in Medical Sciences in the field of head and neck cancer research. From 2005, he started to work at the Greater Manchester Surgical Centre (NHS Treatment Centre) as a Consultant ENT Surgeon.\nMemberships of professional, national and regional bodies:\nHe is a member of The British Association of Otorhinolaryngologists \u2013 Head and Neck Surgeons.\nSamir Gendy\nName: Samir Gendy\nSpecial interests: Benign Head Neck Neoplasm, Otolaryngology\nMr Gendy graduated with honours from Ain Shams Medical School, Cairo, in 1988 after completing the postgraduate residency programme in Otolaryngology. 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        "raw_content": "Home / Browse / Large Standing Figure: Knife Edge [Sculpture]\nLarge Standing Figure: Knife Edge [Sculpture]\naka: Standing Knife [Sculpture]\nThe sculpture Large Standing Figure: Knife Edge by the world-renowned British sculptor Henry Moore (1898\u20131986) stands in the courtyard of Union National Plaza on Capitol Avenue in the heart of downtown Little Rock (Pulaski County). This work was cast in bronze in 1976 and was purchased by Little Rock\u2019s Metrocentre Commission, which placed it, in 1978, at Main Street and Capitol Avenue as the centerpiece of the Metrocentre downtown pedestrian mall project. It is considered among the state\u2019s most noteworthy public sculptures based on its composition, which gives the sense of upward movement if not the suggestion of flight. In February 2018, it was announced that the sculpture would be moved into the Arkansas Arts Center upon the completion of planned renovations to that building.\nHenry Moore was the son of a mining engineer. He studied at the Royal Academy of Art in London and had a successful solo exhibit in 1928. His international fame came after World War II with a retrospective exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art in 1946 and a high award at the Venice Biennale of 1948. This led to works on a monumental scale such as the Lincoln Center Reclining Figure in New York (1963\u201365).\nIn 1961, Moore made the original model of Large Standing Figure: Knife Edge by combining part of the shoulder bone of a bird with modeling clay to form the statue\u2019s head and face. He originally called the sculpture Winged Figure, and it has been noted that the upward orientation of the piece echoes the marble Victory of Samothrace in the Louvre. Another possible inspiration is the epic poem The Rescue by Edward Sackville-West. The protagonist of this Homeric poem, which Moore illustrated in 1945, is described by Sackville-West as having \u201csomething of a mysterious timelessness, the knife edge balance between being and not being, which only the poetic imagination seems able to achieve.\u201d\nThe sculpture is 11'5\" tall and weighs 1,200 pounds. It is one of an edition of six. This edition was preceded by an edition of seven of a smaller version called Standing Figure: Knife Edge.\nThe Metrocentre Commission agreed to purchase the sculpture on June 13, 1978, at the recommendation of a search committee. Three members of the committee\u2014James Dyke, Dr. Virginia Rembert, and Townsend Wolfe\u2014traveled to England to meet with Moore. Rembert wrote that Moore was \u201cpleased that it would be placed in the heart of Little Rock.\u201d The $185,000 cost was paid for with funds assessed on property within the Metrocentre Improvement District. It was shipped from England to New Orleans and transported to a North Little Rock (Pulaski County) warehouse by truck. On Monday, September 25, 1978, the sculpture was placed on its circular marble base on the Metrocentre Mall. The sculpture was moved to its current location on Capitol Avenue and Louisiana Street in 1999 when the pedestrian mall area of Capitol Avenue was reopened to traffic.\nThe November 1978 Arkansas Times featured a cartoon depicting a group of pedestrians with a variety of comments and comic rejoinders. Below, the caption asked, \u201cNow then, is beauty in the eye of the beholder, or in the balance of Henry Moore\u2019s bank account?\u201d Another reflection on the place Large Standing Figure: Knife Edge holds in Arkansas\u2019s culture appeared in 1978 in the Pine Bluff Commercial: \u201cThere\u2019s not all that much for us country people to envy in Little Rock, especially not the traffic and matching urban sprawl. But there\u2019s a new exception: The statue by Henry Moore in that city\u2019s downtown Mall. To paraphrase Will Rogers we\u2019ve never met a work by Henry Moore we didn\u2019t like. And this one too is evocative, powerful, a Presence.\u201d\nArgan, Giulio Carlo. Henry Moore. New York: Harry N. Abrams, 1972.\nBerthoud, Roger. The Life of Henry Moore. New York: E. P. Dutton, 1987.\nFinn, David, et al. Henry Moore: Sculpture and Environment. New York: Harry N. Abrams, 1976.\nLieberman, William S. Henry Moore: 60 Years of His Art. New York: Thames and Hudson, 1983.\nMitchinson, David, et al. Celebrating Moore: Works from the Henry Moore Foundation. Berkeley: University of California Press, 1998.\nNeumann, Erich. The Archetypal World of Henry Moore. New York: Pantheon, 1959.\nRussell, John. Henry Moore. New York: G. P. Putnam\u2019s Sons, 1968.\nSpender, Stephen. Henry Moore: Sculptures in Landscape. New York: Clarkson N. Potter, 1979.\nAllen McMillan\nLarge Standing Figure: Knife Edge\nLarge Standing Figure: Knife Edge by Henry Moore",
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        "raw_content": "Thanks for taking the time to learn a little more about Reformed Presbyterian Church. Whether you\u2019re searching for a church home or looking for answers to life\u2019s biggest questions, we\u2019re glad you found us. These pages are designed to briefly introduce you to the mission and ministries of Reformed Presbyterian Church. We hope this website will help you catch a glimpse of the life and joy of Christ in our church. Please let us know if there is any way that we can serve you.\nMental Health First Aid Training - Register Now\nMissions Luncheon - 12:00pm\nMental Health First Aid Training - 8am-4pm",
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        "raw_content": "Keeping in Touch While Travelling\ncommunication abroadtips for travellersuk traveling\nYou love to travel to exciting places and this year you\u2019ve decided to visit the U.K. No wonder, as there are many things to love here \u2013 from scenic views and great architecture to diverse restaurants and attention-grabbing sporting events.\nAs of February this year, statistics show that there were a whopping 7.3 million visits to the UK. This is higher by 6% compared to 2015.\nIf you are an occasional international traveller, you always want to communicate with friends and family at home to keep them updated on what\u2019s going on with you. You want to reach them wherever you are at any time of the day. This article will help you do that without spending beyond your budget.\nSwitch Your Sim Card\nOrder a SIM card before you travel, so you can easily get in touch with your family and friends \u2013 regardless of where you are in 11 European countries. Have no worry. You will only use your new number for the duration of your trip in the U.K. It\u2019s best to buy a pre-paid UK SIM card to avoid costly calls, texts or internet connection. You can update your Facebook status, use Google Maps and post wonderful photos on Instagram in no time.\nLook for Free Wi-Fi\nAs long as you are in a hotspot, you can enjoy 24/7 connectivity for free. Fortunately, the country has many hotels offering free, speedy internet connection.\nAccording to usatoday.com, \u201cFinding Wi-Fi in small inns, B&Bs, vacation rentals, and gites can be more problematic. If you're planning on staying in a place without Wi-Fi, you often have to rely on some other approach to keep in touch. By using free Wi-Fi, you can still bring along your mobile phone for emergencies (if it is GSM-enabled), and your cost risk is low.\u201d\nREAD The Six SEO Terms You need to Know by Heart\nDo not let distance and money prevent you from staying in touch with those you love. By arming yourself with the right information, you can make wise and budget-friendly decisions.",
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        "raw_content": "Burnside: NHL needs new sheriff to go with new rules\nNow is time to replace Colin Campbell\nBOCA RATON, Fla. -- If indeed this is a brand-new day for the NHL when it comes to getting tough on its dangerous players, isn't it likewise time for a new sheriff to preside over this new landscape?\nThis isn't an indictment of NHL executive vice president Colin Campbell, the NHL's dean of discipline since 1998, as a human being.\nIt's not an indictment of Campbell as a hockey man.\nHe is highly respected throughout the game and his commitment to his job has never been in question.\nBut the fact of the matter is that it is time for a change.\nCertainly, the tone and tenor of the NHL general managers meetings this week in Florida suggest the landscape is going to change when it comes to punishing players.\nColin Campbell has been the league disciplinarian since 1998. Bruce Bennett/Getty Images\nGMs have asked for stiffer suspensions, especially when it comes to blows to the head and repeat offenders, NHL commissioner Gary Bettman announced Tuesday, the second straight day of announced changes designed to make the game safer.\n\"We've encouraged a little longer suspension in the case that requires suspension,\" explained Ottawa GM Bryan Murray. \"If a guy intends to run an opponent through the boards and it appears it's something that's suspendable, rather than give him two games give him four games. The message may get across.\"\nThe plan is a laudable one assuming it gets carried out.\nThe promise of stiffer penalties dovetails nicely with Bettman's announcement Monday that teams, along with their executives and possibly coaches, will be fined if they breach a threshold in terms of number of suspensions.\nIn the face of criticism over dangerous plays around the league, the NHL has quickly positioned itself as being tough on crime.\nWhile the proposed changes are laudable, they reflect significant flaws in the system and how the job was carried out under Campbell.\nWe understand that it is a thankless job to police the game's players.\nThe acts are often, if not entirely, unique, one act perhaps mimicking another but always subtly different.\nBut the bottom line is the dispensation of supplemental discipline in recent years has left players and coaches and GMs constantly guessing about what is or is not suspendable, and then wondering what kind of suspensions certain acts will bring.\nIn general Campbell has been seen as too soft on players.\nA number of GMs and players told ESPN.com in advance of these meetings that they felt it was important for supplemental discipline to be handled differently, with harsher penalties.\nTheir demands have been answered, and with the new commitment to harsher penalties, is it not the perfect time to make a switch from Campbell?\nThe Bruins' Marc Savard is taken off the ice by medical staff after a blindside hit in March 2010. Justin K. Aller/Getty Images\nIs it not a natural break point for someone new to come in for next season and preside over these new guidelines?\nPerhaps it's time for a committee to handle discipline. Perhaps there is a way to make the process more open, transparent for all connected to the game from GMs and players to the media and fans.\nIt's not just the inconsistencies in the job done by Campbell that suggest this is a good time for a change.\nHis indelicate comments via e-mail about players, which appeared to include Marc Savard, were embarrassing to the league when they became part of the public record during a wrongful dismissal lawsuit filed by a former referee.\nAnd it remains mind-boggling that Campbell has remained on the job even though his son, Gregory, has been playing in the NHL since 2005-06. Yes, Campbell has recused himself whenever disciplinary issues have arisen involving his son's teams, but the optics remain puzzling at best, unacceptable at worst.\nLast week when the league opted not to suspend Boston captain Zdeno Chara for his hit on Max Pacioretty, a ruling made by another top executive, Mike Murphy, because Gregory Campbell plays for the Bruins, San Jose's Joe Thornton suggested the Bruins seem to get preferential treatment.\nIf Thornton, hardly a lightning rod for controversy, suggested this publicly, you can bet the perception exists in many other dressing rooms.\nIn the end, this isn't to suggest Campbell's significant hockey knowledge can't be put to use by the league. But after a dozen years of him holding the post of the league's lion tamer, it is quite simply time to hand over the whip.\nScott Burnside covers the NHL for ESPN.com.",
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        "raw_content": "Brentor and Brentor Church\nA Wonderful Day Out on Your Dartmoor Holidays\nOn the western slopes of Dartmoor, where the high moors become rolling downs and finally flatten into the Tamar Valley, is a most unusual conical hill topped by a church. As striking as a landlocked St. Michael's Mount or a Devonian Glastonbury Tor, it looks too pointy and picturesque to be quite real.\nBrentor is basically a volcanic stump, where once an underground chamber full of molten rock (magma) welled up ready to pour out of a volcano's cone.\nWhen the hills above it eroded over millennia, the neck of the magma chamber remained sticking up because its rock was harder - now it provides a perilous platform for a church, and there is no room on the summit for anything else!\nLike many hill top churches, the church is dedicated to St. Michael, the saint who fought Satan hand to hand and who is usually portrayed doing so on a rocky outcrop.\nStories about the church's building abound. One tells how it was founded by a merchant who was caught in a terrible storm off the Devon coast.\nBrentor and Brentor Church \u00a9 essentially-england.com\nDesperate to save his life, he promised God that he would build a church on the first piece of land that he saw if only his ship could be saved.\nGod answered his prayer and on coming ashore safely the merchant saw Brent Tor on the horizon.\nThere he built his church as a thank-offering. It has to be said that he would have had to have been a giant to see the hill from the sea coast, but perhaps that is not the point of the story?\nBrentor Church \u00a9 essentially-england.com\nOther stories are about how the devil repeatedly tried to pull down the building works as the church was erected.\nEither, the stories say, he was disappointed that our friend the merchant had been saved or - more controversially - the people of the area had previously worshipped Satan himself on the hill and he was annoyed about losing his rights to it!\nThese stories are the kind often told about holy sites in difficult places - no doubt the building work was extremely challenging, and it may well be that the prehistoric people of the area had left some trace of their pagan worship on the site which made the Christian builders feel that their efforts were somehow cursed.\nImagine hauling stone up those steep sides! Worse, imagine a violent storm bringing down your carefully built walls! There are the remains of a hill fort at the tor, so certainly earlier peoples did believe it to be a significant place.\nThe present church was built in the 13th century on the site of an earlier one dating back at least another century. It has a 40 foot tower, enabling it to be seen from miles around.\nBrentor Church Interior \u00a9 essentially-england.com\nBrentor Church is somewhat bare and damp inside, which is not surprising given its exposed location. But it is well worth a visit not only for its own appearance and history but for the spectacular views of western Devon from the summit, 329 metres above sea level.\nExperienced the splendour of Brentor?\nReturn to the Devon page for additional ideas for your Dartmoor holidays.",
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        "raw_content": "Sakharov Prize: nominations for 2015 unveiled\nThe nominations for Parliament\u00b4s 2015 Sakharov Prize have been announced on Thursday 10 September. The prize is awarded every year to honour exceptional individuals who combat intolerance, fanaticism and oppression.The nominations will be formally presented on Monday 28 September during a joint meeting of the foreign affairs and development committees and the human rights subcommittee. The winner will be announced in October.\nThe nominees for 2015 Sakharov Prize are:\nRaif Badawi, a Saudi Arabian blogger and author of the website Free Saudi Liberals, who was sentenced to 10 years in prison, 1000 lashes and a hefty fine for insulting Islamic values on his website. Badawi was nominated by S&D, ECR and Greens/EFA.\nPolitical prisoners in Venezuale as as well as the democratic opposition in Venezuela embodied by the Mesa de la Unidad Democr\u00e1tica, an election coalition formed in 2008 to unify the opposition to president Hugo Ch\u00e1vez's political party. Nominated by EPP and MEPs Fernando Maura Barandiar\u00e1n and Dita Charanzov\u00e1.\nEdna Adan Ismail, a Somali activist for the abolition of female genital mutilation and a former government minister. She is the director and founder of the Edna Adan Maternity Hospital in Hargeisa in Somaliland (Somalia). Nominated by EFDD.\nBoris Nemtsov, a Russian physicist, former deputy prime minister and opposition politician who was assassinated in Moscow in February 2015. Nominated by ALDE.\nNadiya Savchenko, an Ukrainian military pilot and a member of the Verkhovna Rada and of Ukraine\u2019s delegation to the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe, who was captured on 18 June 2014 and illegally transferred to Russia. Nominated by ECR.\nThree whistle-blowers: Edward Snowden, a computer expert who worked as a contractor for the US National Security Agency and leaked details of its mass surveillance programmes to the press; Antoine Deltour, a former Price Waterhouse Coopers auditor who revealed secret tax rulings with multinational companies in Luxembourg to journalists; and St\u00e9phanie Gibaud who uncovered tax evasion and money laundering by UBS AG. Nominated by GUE/NGL.\nSakharov Prize: how does it work?\nThe Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought is awarded each year by the European Parliament. It was set up in 1988 to honour individuals and organisations defending human rights and fundamental freedoms. Last year the prize was awarded to Denis Mukwege.\nNominations for Sakharov Prize can be made by political groups or by at least 40 MEPs. Based on the nominations, the foreign affairs and development committees vote on a shortlist of three finalists. After that the Conference of Presidents, made up of the EP President and the leaders of the political groups, select the winner.\nAbout the Sakharov Prize\nDenis Mukwege - 2014 Sakharov Laureate\nFormer laureates",
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        "raw_content": "Home OpinionSend a message to the two main parties at the council elections!\nIt is now or never for us to influence Brexit.\nIf you choose a Party to vote for that has never done anything wrong throughout History and is whiter than white in every way, has always been right on every issue, has never put a foot wrong, you will unfortunately never vote for any Party. That party does not exist.\nThis is 2018, not 2015, 2010, 1979, 1973 or 1964. We have a new enemy to fight. We can only do it now at the Ballot box of the Council elections.\nIt is time to stop fighting old battles and let go of old prejudices. The important battle right now is BREXIT. Nothing else matters. Fight Brexit 100 per cent. Don\u2019t wait for the goodies promised by your favourite Leader. We will not be able to afford them after BREXIT anyway. So it is irrelevant.\nIf you feel that the candidate from a Brexit Party is a nice man/woman, ignore that sentimental feeling. If you vote for a personality instead of voting for a Pro EU Party, you\u2019ll get what you deserve\u2026BREXIT!\nA Vote for ANY Tory Candidate or ANY Labour Candidate however much you like them, is a vote for BREXIT. It is now vitally important to send a clear message in the Council elections to the two BREXIT Parties that you don\u2019t agree with their policies. Send them an email, explaining why you can\u2019t vote for them, even if you don\u2019t have a Pro EU candidate to vote for. If that is the case it is better not to vote at all. Your email will do the right job adequately enough. If you however, vote for either Labour or the Tories, they will definitely think that you support BREXIT. Do you really want to send that message?\nThis is our last chance to make a difference. We probably won\u2019t get another chance to send the important message that we DON\u2019T WANT BREXIT!\nPrevious Post Previous post:SNP stands alone as Theresa May puts final offer on Brexit on the table\nNext Post Do you believe that we need a second referendum ? Do you believe that it would be sensible to remain in the single market and custom union ?",
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        "raw_content": "Over the next two decades, China has the potential to build a \"green economy,\" says a new report by global management consultants McKinsey & Company. According to the report, \"China's green revolution: Prioritizing technologies to achieve energy and environmental sustainability,\" by investing in technologies that are commercially available but not yet widely understood or deployed today, China could substantially boost its energy independence by reducing its need for imported oil to power its rapidly growing fleet of automobiles, and by dramatically cutting the amount of coal it burns to fuel its power plants.\nHigher energy efficiency and lower consumption of fossil fuels will help to substantially reduce the level of greenhouse gases that China emits into the atmosphere, while cutting down on water and air pollution. China also has the chance to become a global leader in rapidly emerging green technologies such as electric vehicles\u2014if it invests early and provides policy support and private sector initiatives to develop the industry.\nThe Chinese government and the corporate sector have in recent years initiated a number of policies and measures aimed at boosting energy efficiency and reducing its reliance on fossil fuels. McKinsey research shows that China has consistently improved the \"carbon efficiency\" of its economy over the past 15 years. Through a combination of government policies and industry-wide initiatives, China has reduced the amount of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases that it produces for every unit of GDP by 4.9 percent each year on average over the past 15 years, compared with just 1.7 in the United States and 2.7 percent in Germany.(...)\nhttp://www.mckinsey.com/locations/greaterchina/mckonchina/reports/china_green_revolution.aspx\nhttp://www.mckinsey.com/locations/greaterchina/mckonchina/reports/china_green_revolution_summary.pdf\nhttp://www.mckinsey.com/locations/greaterchina/mckonchina/reports/china_green_revolution_report.pdf",
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        "raw_content": "Domestic abuse is experienced at all levels of society regardless of age, gender, race, sexuality or wealth. It\u2019s not just about physical violence. Abuse can take many forms including psychological, emotional and sexual abuse.\nWe can help you to obtain an injunction to protect yourself and advise you about what other help is available.\nWe will never pressure you to take any action that you are not comfortable with.\nDomestic abuse is experienced at all levels of society regardless of age, gender, race, sexuality, wealth and sadly it is an all too common problem. It\u2019s not just about physical violence. Abuse can take many forms including psychological, emotional and sexual abuse.\nThe risk of domestic abuse can increase when couples separate, especially if there are disagreements about the arrangements for the children, the home or financial matters. We can help to make you and your children safer and deal with many of the problems caused by a violent or difficult relationship.\nMany people who have experienced domestic abuse find it difficult to talk about their experiences and are fearful of the consequences of having sought help. We have an experienced team of family lawyers who understand that it\u2019s not always easy to take the first steps towards obtaining help. We will only ever communicate with your ex-partner if you have asked us to and we will give you clear advice about all of the options open to you.\nIf you are in an abusive relationship (or think you might be) we can help you to obtain an injunction to protect you from any further abuse. This can include removing an abusive partner from the home or preventing him/her contacting you. we can also put you in touch with organisations who can provide practical and moral support.\nDomestic abuse can also happen in other family relationships, not just between partners. If you are being abused by someone you are related to you may be able to obtain a court injunction (sometimes known as a \u201crestraining order\u201c)\nOur team includes two lawyers who are accredited by Resolution as specialists in dealing with domestic abuse cases.",
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        "raw_content": "IN MEMORY OF ANGELS\n*In Memory of Angels is written under the assumption that Jack Simon wasn\u2019t killed until A.J. was approximately ten years old, as alluded to in the aired episode, Revolution Number 91/2, and based on a work of fan fiction entitled Journey Into The Past by Brenda A.\nRick Simon sat alone in the office he and his brother shared on a sunny afternoon in mid June. The lanky detective was shuffling through the papers piled on his desk in an effort to organize them and return them to their file folders. He looked up when the door flew open so vigorously that it hit the wall behind it.\nA slightly built five-year-old boy with strawberry blond hair bounded into the room. \"Rick! Rick!\" the youngster shouted with glee, his arms outstretched.\nRick stood and walked around his desk, grinning. He swung the giggling child in the air, holding him high over his head.\n\"Whose juvenile delinquent has lightened my door step?\" the detective teased of the small boy.\nRick continued to tease and tickle the youngster, even as A.J. and the boy's mother entered the room. When the little boy's giggles turned to loud, piercing shrieks of excitement his mother admonished, \"Okay, Josh, that's enough now. Calm down.\"\nRick continued to playfully torment Josh, making it impossible for him to obey his mother.\nA.J. was then forced to echo the words of the mother. \"Okay, Rick, that's enough now. Calm down.\"\nRick gently deposited the child on his feet, pouting, \"Aw, A.J., you're no fun.\"\nJosh waggled a finger in the direction of Rick's nose and teased in a singsong voice, \"You got in trouble, Rick. Aaay Jaay scolded you.\"\n\"It's not the first time for that, partner,\" Rick dismissed as he perched on the edge of his desk.\n\"Nor will it be the last, I'm sure,\" A.J. quipped dryly while indicating for their client to take a seat in front of his desk.\nA.J. moved to sit behind the desk, taking a few seconds to leaf through the mail that was piled on it. Before that task was completed, however, a squirming five-year-old had managed to worm his way into the blond man's lap.\n\"Josh, come sit here by me and leave A.J. alone,\" the child's mother instructed.\n\"He's okay, Melanie,\" a preoccupied A.J. assured as he held the little boy against his chest and continued to look through the mail.\nJosh sat quietly leaning back against A.J., seemingly satisfied and occupied with the important job A.J. had given him of holding onto each piece of mail as A.J. finished with it.\n\"How'd it go today?\" Rick asked of their pretty, petite client. Her own strawberry blond curls fell to her shoulders in natural waves, and she had a sprinkling of freckles across her nose and cheeks just like her son. Those freckles made her appear to be at least ten years younger than her thirty-three years. Her tiny, fine boned face was accented by large gray eyes.\n\"All right, I guess. The judge gave us no problems in regards to putting a restraining order against...him,\" Melanie finished softly.\nMelanie's son possessed a sharp mind, as well as sharp ears. He looked over at his mother from A.J.'s lap. \"You mean Daddy?\"\nMelanie nodded. \"Yes, Josh, I mean Daddy.\"\nThe little boy bent his head back, looking up at A.J. \"What's that mean, A.J.?\"\nA.J. affectionately brushed the boy's bangs back from his forehead. \"What Josh? A restraining order?\"\nThe blond man looked at Melanie. Upon seeing her nod he answered the boy with, \"Well, Josh, a restraining order was put out on your dad to keep him away from you and your mom. It means he can't see either one of you, phone you, or come near you in any way.\"\n\"Or else he'll be in trouble with the police. Right, A.J.?\"\nA.J. nodded. \"Yes, Josh, that's right.\"\nThe adults all exchanged glances as the little boy stated firmly, \"Good.\"\nRick asked their client a few more questions concerning the afternoon she and A.J. had spent in court before picking up Josh at day care. A.J. kept the boy's attention away from the adult conversation by starting a lively game of tic tac toe on a piece of office stationary.\nMelanie Cason had been a client of the Simons for four weeks now. Her divorce had been final for only two months when her abusive ex-husband began to harass her. At first it was simply annoying phone calls at both home and work, but soon moved beyond that when the tires of her car were slashed one night, her phone line cut, and then her home broken into and ransacked. As in most cases like this, except for the phone calls, Melanie had no way to prove the vandalism had been caused by her ex, although she had no doubts that it was. Neither did the police, who had seen many cases such as this in the past. Unfortunately, without proof, there wasn't much the police could do either except to go over with Melanie certain safety precautions she should take in an attempt to keep herself and her son free of harm. The police officer that was assigned to her case also suggested that she might look into hiring a private investigator. When she told the cop she didn't know of any private investigators and asked if he could recommend one, he highly recommend two, off the record of course. That's how Melanie obtained the name and address of Simon and Simon Investigations.\nThe harassment of his former wife on the part of James Cason didn't end just because she had suddenly acquired two body guards. Nor did it end when Rick and A.J. cornered the man on his way out of his work place one Friday evening and very politely, but very firmly, advised him that it would be in his best interest to leave Melanie alone. As Rick said to A.J. later that night, \"I'll give the guy this much credit, he's one heck of an actor. If I didn't know better I could have almost bought his, \u2018Who, little old me?,\u2019 act.\"\nFor the first week that the Simons were employed by Melanie, she and Josh remained in their condo while Rick and A.J. took turns on stakeout duty. A.J. also drove Melanie to and from work each day, as well as dropping Josh off at, and picking him up from, the summer day care program he was enrolled in.\nBy the end of the second week, with very little decrease in the harassment, but no hard evidence against Jim Cason, the Simons moved Melanie and Josh to Cecilia's home at two o'clock one morning. What could fit in the trunk and backseat of the old Impala borrowed from Carlos went to Cecilia's with Melanie. The rest of her belongings were loaded into the back of a moving van borrowed from a client of the Simons and were taken by Carlos to a storage facility he had recently purchased. The brothers hoped this middle of the night move would finally shake Cason loose of Melanie since her condo was up for sale anyway. They were keeping their fingers crossed that her ex-husband would quickly grow frustrated in his search to find her and ultimately give up.\nNow, almost four weeks into the case, all was going as they had hoped, which caused the skeptical Rick to say to his brother when they were alone on morning the previous week, \"I don't know, A.J. I don't like it. I've got a bad feeling about all this. The guy's giving up too easy.\"\n\"That's what we were hoping for,\u201d A.J. pointed out. \u201cThat the guy would give up.\"\n\"Give up, yeah. But not roll over and play dead.\" Rick shook his head. \"I don't know. I just don't like it.\" Rick's words hung heavily in the air, like some kind of ominous prediction.\nA.J. chose to ignore his brother's gut feeling. \"Maybe now that Cason's got to put some effort into his search he's getting tired of playing cat and mouse.\"\n\"You didn't see any sign of him when you were takin' Mel to work, or droppin' Josh off at day care?\"\n\"No, none at all. That's four mornings in a row now he hasn't made an appearance.\"\n\"And everything was quiet at Mom's last night?\"\nA.J. had nodded and answered his brother with, \"Yes. No problems there at all.\"\n\"What are we gonna do on Monday when Mom goes up to San Francisco to visit Aunt Marion?\"\n\"I've been giving that some thought these past few days. Since we've both agreed that it would be best if Melanie doesn't return to her condo, and we don't want her and Josh alone at night, I can stay with them at Mom's next week. That way there's no need for one of us to sit outside the house all night like we've been doing these past two weeks.\"\n\"Okay, fine,\" Rick had agreed, before playfully pouting, \"How come you though, and not me?\"\n\"Because Josh is already picking up on all your bad habits. His mother's hoping to end this business relationship with her child's mental health intact.\"\nRick had thrown his brother a dirty look for that remark, before the two men moved on to mapping out their strategy for the next week when A.J. would be staying at Cecilia's with their client and her son. It was then that they decided, in light of the fact that they couldn't go on being Melanie's bodyguards forever, that the woman should have a restraining order put out against her ex-husband.\nIt was that act that Rick and Melanie were now discussing as A.J. and Josh played tic tac toe.\n\"So what are your plans now, darlin'?\"\nMelanie smiled at Rick's term of endearment. Coming from any other man she would have found it an insult, but with Rick...well, just the way he said it made you know he only used it when he felt a brotherly type of affection toward someone of the fairer sex.\nBecause of his choice of words, she replied in kind, \"Well, cowboy, I think after this week you and I, and your blond side kick over there, have ridden this range as far as we can go, and about as far as my checkbook can afford.\"\nRick shrugged. \"We'll work something out if it becomes necessary.\"\nMelanie smiled fondly at the kindness of the Simon brothers. A.J. had told her the exact same thing the other day when she had discussed finances with him.\n\"I'm hoping it doesn't become necessary. My company has been so sympathetic about my situation. I was just telling A.J. on the way over here that my boss found a high security apartment for me in his neighborhood, and is paying for a moving company to relocate Josh and me. From there, if things stay calm for a few months, I'll begin looking for a new condo or small house for the two of us. If it becomes necessary, we'll move. The company I work for owns several other chemical plants across the country. I'm considering making a major change. You know, a fresh start for both Josh and myself. As a chemical research engineer I can easily make a transfer to another plant somewhere far away from San Diego.\"\n\"That might be a good idea, but just be careful and don't rush into things,\" Rick cautioned. \"A.J. and I don't wanna see you or Josh get hurt. It's like our mom always says, it's better to be safe than sorry.\"\nMelanie smiled once again. \"You and A.J. have been more than kind, Rick.\"\n\"Well, you did hire us you know,\" Rick teased.\n\"I may have hired the two of you, but both of you, as well as your mother, have done more for me and Josh than I can ever repay you for.\"\n\"Aw, me and A.J. are just knights in shining armor at heart, darlin.\u2019 We hate to see a beautiful damsel in distress.\"\nA.J. looked up from the tic tac toe game. \"Don't believe anything he says, Mel. I'm the knight in shining armor. His armor, on the other hand, is so tarnished it's rusting.\"\nRick growled at A.J., only to have Melanie smile at their antics and bantering, while Josh started to laugh from where he still sat on A.J.'s lap.\n\"Hey, what are you laughing about, squirt?\" Rick asked the boy in a tone of mock anger.\n\"I like it when A.J. teases you, Rick,\" Josh giggled. He found the Simon brothers to be great fun.\n\"Oh, you do, do you?\" Rick made a big production of advancing toward Josh with his hands outstretched, fingers waggling in the vicinity of the child's rib cage. The laughing boy stood up in A.J.'s lap and wrapped his arms around the blond detective's neck. Between giggles he pleaded, \"Save me, A.J.! Save me! Rick's gonna tickle me!\"\nA.J. joined in the spirit of the game, holding the boy to his chest while promising, \"I won't let that mean old bald man tickle you, Josh.\"\nJust as Rick's fingers almost came in contact with the laughing child's midsection, he moved his hands and dug his fingers into A.J.'s rib cage instead.\n\"Rick, stop it! Stop it!\" A.J. commanded while trying to swivel his chair out of Rick's reach, yet ever mindful that he had Josh in his arms. When A.J. tried to put the boy down so he could better defend himself, Josh only clung to him more tightly, finding great enjoyment in the game the two grown men were playing.\n\"Josh, let go! Let me put you down!\" A.J. pleaded between his unintentional bursts of laughter. \u201cLet go!\u201d\n\"Nope, I'm not going to let you go,\u201d osh giggled. \u201cI'm gonna hold you so Rick can tickle you.\"\n\"Yeah, partner. You hold on to him real tight now.\"\n\"Rick, stop it! Come on, you two, have some sympathy,\" A.J. laughed.\nWhen it looked like A.J.'s chair was about to tip over backwards from all the rambunctious shenanigans, Melanie intervened. She walked over to the three 'kids' and got a hold of her son. \"Okay, Josh, let go. Let go of A.J.\"\n\"Awwww, Mom,\" the boy said as he released his hold and was lifted by his mother out of A.J.'s lap.\n\"Rick, you too,\" Melanie went on to admonish. \"That's enough now. Leave A.J. alone.\"\nWith one last poke to his brother's ribs, Rick did as he was told, teasing, \"Awwww, Mom, you always take his side.\"\n\"With good reason,\" a red faced A.J. panted breathlessly. Rick hadn't tormented A.J. by tickling him in well over thirty- five years. The blond man found that he didn't like this type of 'fun' any better now than he had as a child.\n\"Always some mother's golden boy,\" Rick muttered with playful disgust. The dark headed man then looked at his watch and changed the subject. \"Hey, it's after five. Why don't we all go grab a bite to eat before you guys head back to Mom's house for the night.\"\nMelanie and A.J. were agreeable to that suggestion so everyone headed for the door. Josh ran to A.J.'s side and took the blond's hand.\nRick saw the soft smile of affection that lit up A.J.'s face as the little boy gazed up at him with an open look of love, trust, and hero worship.\nA.J. gave the youngster a big dimpled smile and wink, then picked the boy up and settled him sideways on his hip.\nRick shot a fond smile in the general direction of his brother's back before slipping an arm around Melanie's waist and flirting, \"Let's dump these two worthless guys, lady, and go somewhere nice and romantic. Just you and me.\"\nA.J. turned around with Josh still in his arms. \"I'd better warn you right now, Mel, that Rick's idea of romantic is a table for two at McDonalds.\"\n\"That'll never do, Richard.\"\n\"For you, darlin', I'll change my ways,\" Rick vowed as the foursome made their way to the elevator.\n\"I'm willing to bet you've fed that same line to a lot of women over the years,\" Melanie tossed back.\n\"He has,\" A.J. confirmed. \"Without much success, I might add.\"\nA.J.'s smart remarks earned him another poke in the ribs and a threat of prolonged tickling much to the enjoyment of Josh, who began to giggle once again at Rick's mischievousness.\nAs Rick slid the elevator gate shut A.J. said, \"We'd better feed these two boys, Melanie, and put them to bed. The big one with the cowboy hat is really starting to get on my nerves.\"\nA.J.'s words prompted another round of playful teasing and bantering among the four as they rode the elevator to the ground floor, and then walked down the street to a favorite restaurant.\nLater that same evening Josh and A.J. were playing on Cecilia Simon's living room floor with some old metal cars and trucks Cecilia had dug out of the attic for her young visitor.\nMelanie appeared from the basement where she had been putting a load of laundry in the dryer. \"Time for bed, Josh.\"\n\"Not yet, Mom. I'm not ready.\"\n\"I didn't ask you if you were ready or not. I'm telling you that it's time for bed,\" Melanie said with quiet firmness. \"Pick all these toys up please.\"\n\"Oh, all right,\" the pajama clad boy moaned. That tone brought back many memories to A.J. of a time when he was five years old and was being made to pick up these exact same toys before he was sent off to bed.\nA.J. helped Josh pick up the scattered toys while Melanie sat on the couch, watching the two of them with a smile on her face. A.J. caught her gaze and gave her his most charming smile and a wink.\nYou're a shameless flirt, Andrew Simon, whether you realize it or not, Melanie thought with amusement.\nWhen the toys were all put back in their cardboard box and stuffed in the hall closet Josh asked, \"Can A.J. read me my story tonight, Mom?\"\n\"I don't know. You'll have to ask A.J. that question.\"\nThe boy looked up at A.J. \"A.J., will you? Will you read me a story?\"\n\"Sure, buddy,\" A.J. readily agreed, then waited as Josh gave his mother a good night kiss.\nThe youngster then ran over to A.J., took him by the hand, and urged him toward the stairway. The excited boy stopped his progress only long enough to turn and ask, \"Mom, can A.J. sleep in my room tonight?\"\nBy 'my room,\u2019 Josh meant the Simon brothers old bedroom, the room Cecilia had made ready for him while giving Melanie the guest room.\n\"Josh, I don't think A.J. wants to sleep in one of those twin beds. He's a little too big for them, wouldn't you say? He's going to sleep in Mrs. Simon's room since she\u2019s gone this week. It has a big bed. You'll see him in the morning.\"\n\"But, Mom, I want A.J. to sleep in the same room as me,\" the tired boy whined.\n\"Joshua James,\" Melanie began firmly, intending to put an end to this behavior. Before Melanie had a chance to scold her son, A.J. intervened with, \"I'll sleep in there, Mel. I don't mind.\"\n\"A.J., you don't have to do that. Josh has been fine in there by himself for two weeks now. There's no reason for you--\"\n\"I know,\" A.J. acknowledged. \"But it's okay. Really.\"\n\"Well...if you're sure,\" Melanie reluctantly agreed, not wanting to put A.J. out in any way.\nThe excited child jumped up and down, whooping with excitement. \"Yay! Yay!\"\nA.J. swooped the boy off his bare feet and charged up the stairs with him. \"Okay, pal, let's get the story read and get you in bed before your mom changes her mind.\"\n\"Good night, Mom!\" drifted down the stairs to Melanie's ears.\nMelanie smiled. \"Good night, Josh!\"\nMelanie could tell when the two 'boys' reached their destination by the way the bed springs creaked from up above. Considering the way Josh was laughing she had no doubt A.J. was allowing her son to use the bed as a trampoline.\nA.J.'s done more for Josh in a month's time than his father did for him five years, the woman thought with heartfelt gratitude as she sat quietly and listened to the animated chatter coming from above.\nTwenty minutes and one Dr. Seuss books later a tired Josh was leaning against A.J. as they both reclined on the detective's boyhood bed.\nJust as A.J. was about to get up and tuck the child in for the night, Josh asked, \"You used to share this room with Rick, didn't you, A.J.?\"\n\"And that's his bed right there, isn't it?\" Josh pointed to the empty bed on the other side of the nightstand from A.J.'s.\n\"Your mom told me that. She told me this bed was yours. I asked her. That's why I picked this one to sleep in.\"\nA.J. smiled. \"You did, huh?\"\n\"Yep. And you're gonna sleep in Rick's old bed tonight, right?\"\n\"Yes, Josh, that's where I'll sleep if you still want me to.\"\n\"I do. But do you think Rick will be mad if you sleep in his bed?\"\nA.J. chuckled. \"No, I don't think so.\"\n\"Maybe we should call him and make sure it's okay.\"\nKnowing that Rick had an evening on the houseboat planned with a favorite lady and probably wouldn't appreciate any type of interruptions, prompted A.J. to state, \"I don't think we need to do that, Josh. Rick won't mind.\"\n\"Well...okay. If you're sure.\"\nJosh bounced from one subject to another for a few minutes, as children often will at bedtime in an effort to stall sleep.\n\"Rick was a soldier, wasn't he?\"\n\"Yes, he was. How did you know that?\"\n\"I saw a picture of him in his uniform. You were in the picture too, A.J. Your mom showed it to me. You looked real young.\"\nA.J. laughed. \"Thanks a lot.\"\n\"Rick looked young, too. He didn't have a moustache then.\"\n\"No, he didn't.\"\nJosh looked up at A.J. \"Were you scared when Rick was a soldier? Scared that he might get shot or something, I mean?\"\nA.J. nodded. \"Yes, I was. Sometimes I was very scared.\"\n\"Sometimes I'm scared, too...of my dad.\"\nA.J. gave the boy a little squeeze. \"You don't have to be scared of your dad anymore, Josh.\"\n\"He used to hurt Mom.\"\nA.J. rubbed a hand over Josh's arm. \"I know.\"\n\"It scared me when he would do that. Why did he do that, A.J.?\"\n\"I don't know. Some people...like your dad...have problems. Problems inside themselves that no one knows how to fix. Sometimes those problems cause people to do things and say things they really don't mean. All we can do is try to understand that, buddy.\"\n\"Well, I don't understand it! He hurt my mom, A.J. I'm glad he's gone! I don't ever wanna see him again. You won't let him come back, will you?\"\nA.J. looked down into trusting blue eyes. \"No, Josh, I won't let him come back.\"\nJust as quickly, the subject changed again. \"You know what I really want, A.J.?\"\nA.J. smiled at the ways this bright little boy could find to avoid the sandman.\n\"No, Josh. What do you really want?\"\n\"I want a brother. One just like you have. One like Rick.\"\nA.J. made a big production at being horrified over this wish. \"One like Rick? You've got to be kidding me. Why in the world would you want a brother like Rick?\"\n\"He's fun.\"\nAlthough there were lots of times when Rick's 'fun' drove A.J. nuts, he couldn't help but smile now and agree, \"Yes, he is, isn't he?\"\n\"Yep. Was Rick fun when you were a little boy, A.J.?\"\nThinking of all the mischief he and Rick had gotten into as children as direct results of Rick's countless schemes, caused A.J. to reply with a laugh, \"Yes, he was, Josh. Often to the dismay of our mother.\"\n\"Did you guys get in trouble?\"\n\"More times than not we sure did.\"\n\"You know what, A.J.?\"\n\"No. What, Josh?\"\n\"Your mom told me sometimes she still wants to spank you and Rick 'cause of the trouble you guys cause her.\"\n\"My mom told you that?\" A.J. asked, wide-eyed with mock fear.\nJosh giggled. \"Yeah.\"\n\"Well, I guess I'm going to have to start behaving myself, aren't I?\"\n\"Yep,\" Josh nodded. \"I think so.\"\nA.J. rose from the bed, not allowing the boy to stall any longer. \"Okay, kiddo, let's get you under the covers and get this light off.\"\nJosh snuggled down in the bed as A.J. rearranged the sheet and blanket, then handed Josh a stuffed dog he had brought along from home.\nJust as A.J. was about to say his final good night, Josh stopped him with a stage whisper. \"A.J., I've got a secret.\"\n\"You do? Well, you'd better keep it then.\"\nThe child shook his head against the pillow. \"No. I wanna to tell you. Only you though. Not my mom, or your mom, or Rick. Just you.\"\nJosh crooked the index finger of his right hand and motioned for A.J. to lean closer.\nA.J. bent down and smiled as he felt two small arms wrap around his neck and warm breath flutter on his ear.\n\"I want you to be my dad, A.J. No one else. Just you. I want my other dad to go away forever.\"\nA.J. slowly pulled away from the child and sat on the edge of the bed, not sure how to reply to Josh's words.\nTwo blue eyes held the blond man's gaze, awaiting an answer.\nA.J. gave the boy a warm smile. \"You know, Josh, I was only little older than you are now when my dad died, so I know what it's like to be lonely and to miss--\"\n\"I don't miss him!\"\nA.J. ignored the outburst. \"I know your dad did some terrible things to your mom, and I understand why you don't want to see him again. But I think you do miss him just a little bit...don't you?\"\nJosh hesitated for a long moment before reluctantly admitting, \"Sometimes I miss him. Sometimes he played ball with me and was real nice to Mom. Sometimes he said he was sorry and that things would change. But they never did. Most of the time he was mean. All I want is a new dad, A.J. One who will be nice to my mom like you are, and one who likes a kid like me, like you do.\"\nA.J. chuckled at that last remark. \"You're an easy kid to like, Josh.\"\n\"So do you think you could do it? Marry my mom, I mean?\"\nNot knowing quite how to handle this situation without talking to Melanie first, A.J. pacified the youngster by saying in a gentle, teasing tone, \"Josh, it's getting kind of late here. There's one thing you need to learn right now, and that thing is, that a man should never discuss marriage when it's late and he's tired. That's a very dangerous situation to find yourself in.\"\nA.J.'s words were lost on the boy as he replied, \"Because you might make a decision you'll find yourself regretting come morning.\"\nJosh was no exception to the rule that, at five years old, most children will take the words they hear spoken by an adult literally. The boy stretched, then laced his hands behind his head.\n\u201cOkay, A.J., we won't talk about it anymore tonight. Maybe tomorrow. Or another day we can talk about it again. It doesn't have to happen right now. But maybe by the time I'm six. I think that would be good.\"\nA.J. laughed at the boy, thoroughly tossing the strawberry blond hair. \"You're a nut, kiddo, you know that?\nA.J. kissed Josh's forehead, then stood. \"You know, Josh, just because I'm not your dad, or married to your mom, doesn't mean we still can't have good times together. It doesn't mean that we still can't be friends.\"\nJosh nodded. \"I know that.\"\n\"Good. Don't you ever forget it either, okay?\"\n\"I won't,\" Josh vowed.\nA.J. didn't even make it to the doorway before being summoned again.\n\"Hey, A.J.?\"\nThe blond man turned. \"Yes?\"\n\"Just think about it though, okay? If you marry my mom it'll be real neat. Then Rick will be my brother, too.\"\nA.J. just laughed at the boy, not bothering to straighten him out on that last fact.\nA.J. flipped off the light, giving one final, \"Good night, Josh.\"\n\"Night, A.J.!\" came the call the blond man heard as he descended the stairs.\nA.J. was still chuckling to himself over Josh's request of matrimony, and his desire to have Rick as a brother, when he arrived in the living room. He found Melanie standing in front of the fireplace looking up at a portrait Cecilia had hanging over the mantel. She turned at the sound of A.J.'s approaching footsteps.\n\"What are you smiling about?\"\nA.J. plopped down onto the sofa. \"Your son. He's quite a character.\"\n\"That he is. What's he done now?\"\n\"Oh, he just had a long discussion with me regarding marriage.\"\n\"Marriage? What marriage? Who's getting married?\"\nA.J.'s eyes twinkled. \"No one yet. But if Josh has his way, you and I will be sometime around his sixth birthday.\"\nA faint pink twinge began to color Melanie's cheeks. \"Oh, A.J., I'm sorry. I don't know where he would have gotten such an idea. I never, ever said anything to him in that regard. I thought he understood that you and Rick are two men that I hired to keep us safe from Jim, and that while you've both grown to be our friends, there's certainly nothing more to it than that.\"\n\"Don't worry about it,\" A.J. dismissed. \"I know you haven't led him to believe anything that isn't true.\"\n\"I'll talk to him about it in the morning,\" Melanie assured.\n\"No, Mel, don't do that. This was supposed to be a secret between Josh and myself. The only reason I told you was that I felt you should be aware of the...expectations he seems to harboring. I don't want to do anything to disappoint him.\"\nMelanie laughed. \"So does that mean you've just proposed to me?\"\n\"You just said you didn't want to disappoint Josh. So if you don't want to disappoint him, and if he's counting on us getting married, then I take it that you just proposed to me.\"\nA.J. couldn't help but smile at the woman's teasing. She'd gotten the best of him this time. \"You know, I just finished telling your son that a man should never talk marriage when it's late and he's tired. I think I'd better heed to my own advice.\"\n\"Oh, so that's how a handsome, debonair private investigator like yourself has managed to stay single all these years.\"\n\"That's one way,\" A.J. acknowledged with a laugh. \"The other way is by pursuing a career that isn't particularly financially stable, is physically and emotionally demanding, and involves a lot of weekend and night hours. Not many women are willing to hang around too long after you've stood them up in favor of a stakeout three Saturday nights in a row.\"\n\"I can see where that could be a problem,\" Melanie agreed. \"But considering what your career involves and all the sacrifices you've made in order to attain your goal, I would guess that private investigation work is your first love.\"\n\"It is,\" A.J. admitted. \"Though someday, when the right woman comes along, I'll be willing to shift some of those goals on my priority to list in order to make marriage and a family work as well.\"\nMelanie smiled fondly. \"You'll make a terrific father, A.J. You've been wonderful with Josh this past month. It's no wonder he wants you as a permanent member of the family.\"\n\"I don't know if it's me he wants as a father so much, or if it's Rick he wants as a brother.\"\nMelanie laughed. \"Yes, he's quite taken with Rick too. Of course, Rick's just a little boy in big boy's clothing, so it's easy to see why Josh loves him so much.\"\nA.J. chuckled. \"A big boy in little boy's clothing. I don't think I've heard my brother described in quite that fashion before, but it fits him. My former fianc\u00e9 use to accuse him of being Peter Pan.\"\n\"He is, to a certain extent,\" Melanie agreed. \"But there's another side to Rick as well. A very adult and responsible side that he uses when he has to. I think a person would be making a big mistake, and doing him or herself a big injustice, by taking Rick Simon at face value only.\"\n\"You're very perceptive, you know that?\"\nMelanie shrugged her shoulders. \"I'm a Scorpio. We're known to be observant.\"\n\"Sounds like you'd make a good private investigator.\"\nMelanie laughed again. \"Or a good research chemist. But hey, speaking of observant, what's this about a former fianc\u00e9?\"\n\"Ah...that's another story. For another time,\" was all A.J. was going to say on that subject.\nMelanie accepted A.J.'s answer and didn't push for further details. She turned around and resumed what she had been doing when A.J. had entered the room, staring up at the picture hung over Cecilia's mantel.\n\"I thought you said you were going to soak in a hot bubble bath and curl up with a good book after Josh was in bed,\" A.J. reminded.\nMelanie turned. \"What? I'm sorry. I wasn't listening. What'd you say?\"\n\"I thought you said that you were going to soak in a hot bubble bath and curl up--\"\nMelanie turned to face the picture once more. \"Uh...yes. I am. In a minute. A.J., when was this picture taken?\"\nA.J. looked up at object of Melanie's interest - a studio portrait of himself and Rick. \"Do you mean what year was it taken?\"\n\"Whatever. How old were you? How old was Rick?\"\n\"I was nine...almost ten. It was taken about a month before my tenth birthday. Rick was fifteen. Mom has others that were taken that day in a photo album somewhere. This one was just part of a package that included all four of us - Mom, Rick, my dad and myself. This one of Rick and me by ourselves was Dad's favorite for some reason. That's why Mom's had it on display all these years I suppose. The pictures were taken just two months before he died. They were the last family pictures of any kind we had taken before his...accident.\"\nMelanie turned to face A.J. once again, moving to sit in an overstuffed easy chair. \"I'm sorry. I didn't mean to bring up painful memories.\"\nA.J. smiled softly. \"You didn't. They're all good memories actually.\"\n\"They are?\" Melanie asked in a skeptical tone that A.J. had never heard her use before.\nA.J. was confused by what he perceived to be a look of disbelief on Melanie's face. \"Well, sure. Other than Rick and Mom spending most of the morning fighting over whether or not he was going to wear that tie, we had a great day. Rick got to clowning around so much in the photography studio that we were both almost in hysterics. We probably would have ruined the picture if Mom hadn't given Rick one of her stern looks and warned him to behave himself in that tone she possesses that can still strike fear in our hearts. After the pictures were taken Dad took us out to dinner at a very expensive restaurant, then took us to a play performed by professional actors. That was the first play Rick and I had ever been to. I remember I felt very proud to be included in something I thought to be\nan adult activity.\"\nMelanie's gaze returned to the picture. \"So you guys really were as happy as you seem in that picture?\"\nNot knowing how else to answer the woman but with the obvious, A.J. said, \"Sure. We were smiling, weren't we? Isn't that proof enough?\"\nMelanie looked away. \"A smile can hide a lot of things, too, you know.\"\n\"I'm sure it can,\u201d A.J. agreed quietly, not sure how to read the woman\u2019s mood. \u201cMelanie...are you okay? You seem--\"\nMelanie didn't allow A.J. to finish his thought. \"A.J....did Rick ever hurt you?\"\n\"Hurt me?\"\n\"Yes, hurt you.\"\n\"Well...sure, I guess so. All brothers fight on occasion - hurt one another's feelings. Even brothers as close as Rick and me. We used to get into it every now and then over our room. I'd get so mad at him because he was such a slob and his garbage was constantly spilling over to my side. And he used to get mad at me because I was always getting into his things; his model airplanes, his bug collection, his B.B. gun - the kinds of possessions a six-year-old finds fascinating simply because they're not his. And sometimes, like all kids, one of us would go a bit too far with our teasing and get the other one really upset. We both knew how too push each other's buttons, so to speak. And if you promise not to fink on us to our mother, I'll tell you about the two fist fights we had that she doesn't know anything about,\" A.J. ended in an attempt to lighten his companion's sudden melancholy mood.\nMelanie couldn't help but smile. \"No, I won't tell. But that's not what I meant by the word hurt. I meant...I meant did Rick ever do anything to you that wasn't appropriate?\"\n\"You mean like the time we were playing cowboys and Indians and he tied me to a tree in the backyard, then ran off and forgot about me for the next hour?\"\nAgain, Melanie gave a small smile. \"No, not like that. I just mean...what I said, I guess. Did Rick ever do anything to you that wasn't appropriate?\"\nA.J. stared across the room at Melanie, waiting for her to expound on her question. When she didn't, he was forced to confess, \"Mel...I'm sorry, but I have no idea what you're trying to ask me.\"\nMelanie sat tracing a finger over the fabric pattern on an arm of the easy chair for a long moment. She finally took a deep breath and said, \"Did he ever...touch you in a way he shouldn't have? Do things to you in a...sexual way that he shouldn't have?\"\nA.J. didn't even try to hide his shock and indignation. \"No. Never! Rick would never have done such a thing! Would never do such a thing!\"\nThe enraged detective rose from the sofa, his mind jumping to several conclusions. He stopped in front of Melanie's chair and pointed a finger at her.\n\"Look, lady, if you're going to start accusing my brother of having done something to Josh, you're barking up the wrong tree! You were the one that came to us for help! You were the one who checked out our credentials! You're the one who has been telling us how much you appreciate the time we've devoted to your son! If you think that you can get some trumped up charges filed against my brother and come out ahead on some lawsuit, you've got another think coming! I'll--\"\nMelanie rose from her seat as well, holding her hands out in front of her. \"A.J.! A.J....please. Calm down. You misunderstood me. Please...I'm sorry. I wasn't going to accuse Rick of anything. Please.\"\nA.J. stopped his tirade, dumbfounded. \"Well then, why all the questions on that...particular subject?\"\nMelanie placed a hand on A.J.'s chest, urging him to reseat himself on the sofa. She sat down next to him, resting a hand on his knee.\n\"I'm sorry. I really am. You and Rick have been wonderful friends to Josh. Never would I accuse either one of you of harming him in any way. I...I shouldn't have asked you those questions. I'm sorry. I didn't mean...well, if I would have realized how my questions sounded, what it sounded like I was accusing Rick of, not just in regards to Josh, but in regards to you as well, I never would have asked them. I apologize. I...I wasn't thinking clearly. It's just...that picture of you and Rick brought back a vivid memory of a picture my mother has hanging in her home of my brother Douglas and myself. Coincidentally enough, we were the same ages in that picture as you and Rick are in this one.\"\nA.J. took note of the trembling hand resting on his knee. Gently, he asked, \"And what does one have to do with the other?\"\nMelanie bowed her head, whispering, \"Nothing. Nothing at all.\"\nA quiet anguish radiated from the petite woman. As was his nature, A.J. was quick to forgive and forget the anger and misunderstandings of moments earlier, and replace them with empathy and an ever-ready ear. He placed a brotherly arm around Melanie's thin shoulders.\n\"Mel? Come on, talk to me. I think there's a lot more to it than nothing. You wouldn't have asked me the kinds of questions you did unless you had a good reason to. I'd like to help you if I can. And if I can't...well, I have been told that I'm a pretty good listener.\"\nMelanie allowed A.J. to lean them both back against the sofa. She rested her head on his shoulder and smiled softly. \"That you are, A.J. Simon. That you are.\"\n\"Then don't ruin my reputation by refusing to talk to me. I'll warn you, the only person who ever does that and gets away with it is Rick. And even then, eventually, I can usually get him to come around and tell me what's on his mind.\"\n\"That's because you're a Leo. Aside from possessing strong persuasive skills, Leo's are also known to be empathetic listeners. They're also very strong, very stubborn individuals. As for Rick...what's his birth date?\"\n\"April fourteenth.\"\n\"Ah...he's an Aries. The ram. How appropriate.\"\n\"He rushes in where angels fear to tread. It's also the first sign in the zodiac, much like he's the first born son. To the outside world an Aries personality often comes across as powerful and dominating, someone not to be messed with. But inside, Aries are usually soft-hearted souls. A very gentle, deep-thinking person. That's probably why Rick loves puppies, and kittens, and little redheaded five-year-old boys.\"\nA.J. chuckled. \"It sounds like birth signs are one of your hobbies.\"\n\"Oh, back in college they were. I haven't paid any attention to them in recent years. To be honest with you, I just happen to have the ability to remember every little bit of trivial information I\u2019ve ever read.\"\n\"Good skill.\"\nA.J. decided they had steered far enough away from the subject. Now it was time to bring it back on course. \"So, are you going to put my listening skills to the test yet this evening?\"\nMelanie lifted her head from A.J.'s shoulder and brought it to rest against the back of the sofa. \"Let's just skip it. Okay? I can't apologize enough for the things I asked you, for the way it sounded as though I was accusing Rick of wrongdoing, or trying to get you to confess to wrongdoing on his part. Let's just leave it at that.\"\n\"Let's not,\" A.J. negated. \"I think until we got sidetracked a moment ago you needed a friend to open up to. I'm still willing to be that friend. You have to know by now that anything you tell me in confidence will stay a confidence.\"\nMelanie thought this over for a moment. \"You won't even tell Rick?\"\nA.J. shook his head. \"No. Not if you don't want me to. I don't share every aspect of my life with my brother, Melanie.\"\n\u201cNo,\u201d Melanie acknowledged. \u201cI'm sure you don't.\"\nThree cars passed by at various intervals on the quiet residential street outside A.J.'s mother's home before Melanie spoke again.\n\"It started when I was six. At first I was too young to realize what was happening. He said it was just a game we were playing. I thought it was rather odd that he kept telling me we had to keep the game a secret. That we could never talk about it to Mom or Dad. But I was willing to go along with it. After all, he was so much older than me. Almost six years older. And up until that point in time I could never remember him paying much attention to me. I was just the pesky little sister that he was told to keep an eye on when we were out playing in the backyard, or whose hand he had to hold onto when we walked to school. I was thrilled that all of a sudden I had become so important to him. I just didn't know, A.J. I was just too young to know or understand. My parents never talked about it...about touching. About what was okay and what wasn't. It's not like today when they even talked to the kids about it in Josh's kindergarten class this past year. I was so...unaware. And so little. I was just a little girl, and I just didn't know.\"\nHe alternated between seeing red flashing lights, and then complete blackness. He heard sirens, and then nothing. His eyes were assaulted by a fixed beam of light and he could hear voices, but none of them made any sense to him, and he found it was less painful to just float away than to try to do what those voices asked of him.\n\"Serious condition.\"\n\"Get his blood typed.\"\n\"Keep the oxygen on him. Let's make things as easy as we can for him right now.\"\n\"I want a full set of X-rays stat. I don't like the way this leg looks.\"\n\"Dr. Raj is on his way down from the third floor. Says he knows this guy. He's a patient of Raj's.\"\n\"Make sure someone is trying to find a family member. We're going to need some decisions made here as soon as possible. One of the cops at the scene said something about a brother. Is someone trying to get a hold of him?\"\nEven as Raj tried to keep A.J.'s attention by shining a light in his eyes and demanding loudly, \"J.A.! J.A.!\" the detective drifted off into oblivion, simply because it was too much effort for him to do otherwise.\nThe first thing A.J. Simon was aware of in over twenty hours was voices once again. He spent a period of time drifting in and out of a heavily sedated sleep, while trying to put faces to those voices and meaning to the words he heard. His eyelids were so heavy, and his brain so foggy, that no matter how hard he tried to be a part of the voices and their conversations, he repeatedly failed in his attempts. He was so weak, and in so much pain, that he finally decided being a part of what was occurring around him took more energy than he could spare.\nRick stood in his brother's hospital room talking to his mother, who had just arrived from San Francisco. Abigail Marsh was there as well. She was giving the Simons the latest information she had regarding the accident that had brought A.J. to the hospital.\nRick shook his head in both anger and deep, deep sorrow as he asked of no one in particular, \"Why would he do that? Why would that bastard do that to his own child?\"\n\"He didn't realize Josh was in the car, Rick,\u201d Abby said. \u201cHe thought it was just A.J. and Melanie.\"\n\"As if that makes it all okay! As if that gives him the right to do what he did!\" Rick shouted. \"He killed Melanie and Josh! They almost lost my brother on the operating table - as it is he may never have full use of his right leg again, and I'm supposed to feel sorry for the guy because he didn't know Josh was in the car?\"\n\"Rick, I didn't say that,\" Abby attempted to quietly pacify from where she stood next to Cecilia. \"I don't expect anyone to feel sorry for him. He'll be punished to the full extent of the law.\"\n\"Oh yeah, right,\" Rick scoffed. \"He'll be punished only until he hires himself a slick attorney who manages to paint a picture of a broken hearted husband and father, wronged by his ex-wife.\" Eyes flashing, Rick went on, \"And then they'll get up in court and insinuate that my brother and Melanie had some hanky panky goin' on the side. Somehow they'll try to make it look like A.J. was in the wrong, that it was his fault, that--\"\n\"Rick, stop it. That's enough,\" Cecilia admonished in an effort to hush her oldest, who was growing increasingly louder with each passing moment. \"We don't need this entire hospital to know our business, and, your brother is sleeping.\"\nRick was too angry to be embarrassed by his mother's scolding, or the truth to her words. He turned away from the women in frustration. He didn't even notice Abby leave the room to consult with a police officer who had come to the door.\nFor the longest time Rick stood motionless at his brother's bedside staring down at the pale bruised face, the bandaged forehead, and black eye. His eyes traveled further down the IV line to A.J.'s bruised and swollen right arm, then over to the sprained left wrist that was resting gently on a pillow. Down farther was the right leg that was bare and sitting outside the blankets and sheet, also propped up on a pillow with the knee wrapped in many layers of gauze and bandages.\nRick reached out, lightly touching the warm skin of his brother's right forearm. Softly he said, \"They thought for a little while that they might have to amputate his leg. The doctor told me I'd have to sign the papers allowing it to be done if necessary.\"\nCecilia approached her oldest, laying a hand on his back. \"Honey, don't. Don't do this to yourself.\"\nStill staring at A.J.'s pale face, Rick continued hoarsely, \"I kept thinkin' to myself, \u2018How will I ever tell A.J. that I let them do that?\u2019 I knew I'd be the one who'd have to tell A.J. if it came to that. How the hell would I have ever told him that, Mom?\"\n\"Rick, stop it. Please. Don't think about it anymore. They didn't have to take the leg so there's no use dwelling on it,\" was the only practical advice Cecilia could offer.\nRick shook his head with remorse as his eyes traveled back down to his brother's mangled leg. \"Mom, they just don't know how much use that leg's ever gonna be to A.J. again. They told me that with a lot of hard work and therapy, it might come back one hundred percent, but they also told me he might walk with a limp for the rest of his life, or worse yet, with the aid of a cane. I keep picturing him playing tennis, boxing, running - and I just can't imagine him not being able to do those things anymore. I don't know how he'll handle it.\"\n\"Rick, look at me,\" Cecilia ordered firmly.\nWhen Rick's eyes met his mother's she stated firmly, \"A.J. will handle all of this only as well as we do. If you and I are optimistic about the outcome of these injuries, then he will be too. This may sound old fashioned to some, but I'm a firm believer that a positive outlook in life goes a long way in creating a positive outcome to the hard times. This is going to be one heck of a hard road for all of us to travel; I won't lie to you about that. Between the injuries, and the...deaths of Melanie and Josh, A.J.'s got a long, uphill climb ahead of him. We all do. But it's going to be left to you and me to help get him started on that road back.\"\nRick smiled and pulled his mother to him, hugging her tightly. \"How do you always know the right things to say to make me feel better?\"\nCecilia squeezed her lanky son's middle. \"I've got forty seven years of practice under my belt.\"\nRick chuckled. \"That you do, Mom. That you do.\"\nThe two parted. It was now Cecilia's turn to gaze down at A.J. \"Does he know about the accident? About Melanie and Josh?\"\nRick shook his head. \"He really hasn't been awake since it happened. He drifts in and out now and then, but I don't think he even knows I'm here, let alone what happened.\"\nTears sprang to Cecilia's eyes. \"I don't know what the news will do to him.\"\nRick nodded. \"I know. I'm worried about that too. Raj said that until A.J. asks, we shouldn't say anything. A.J.'s surgeon agreed. When he does ask, I'll tell him, Mom. I don't want you to have to do that. I just hope it's a couple of days before it all comes back to him. He doesn't need that news on top of everything else right now. It's gonna be bad enough tellin' him about Melanie...but Josh...\" Rick took a deep breath as he looked up at the ceiling and said past the lump in his throat and the sudden tears in his eyes, \"A.J. really loved that little kid, Mom. He was...real attached to him. And Josh worshipped the ground A.J. walked on. These past couple of days before the...accident, Josh took to wearin' a tie to day care. When I'd tease him about it he'd tell me, \u2018I want to look like A.J., Rick. I want to look good.\u2019\"\nCecilia smiled at that while wiping at her tears. \"Josh was such a cute little boy. A real charmer, and so well behaved. Melanie was a very good mother. She and I had quite a few conversations about being single mothers, about the challenges she faced raising Josh alone. I kept assuring her she'd do fine, that she had been doing fine since the day Josh was born, and that she'd made the right decision by getting Jim out of her life. She had her head together. I had no doubts she and Josh would do great on their own. Now...they'll never get the chance.\"\nCecilia began to softly sob, \"That poor little boy. I just can't understand how that man could have done such a thing. Why did he do it? I'm so afraid A.J. will be the one who pays the price for his actions.\"\nRick hugged his mother to his chest once more. \"I'm afraid of that too, Mom,\" he admitted. \"Believe me, that thought scares the hell out of me.\"\nCecilia and Rick broke apart as Abby entered the room once again. \"I'm sorry Cecilia, but I have to go. If you need me, either of you, just call any time of the day or night.\"\n\"Thank you, Abby, for everything.\"\n\"Thanks, Abby.\"\n\"I'll be back tomorrow afternoon. A.J.'s doctor said he should be more alert then. As much as I hate to do this, I'm going to have to get a statement from him.\"\n\"We understand,\" Cecilia acknowledged.\n\"Just check with one of us first, okay?\" Rick requested. \"That way we can let you know how much he remembers. You\n\"No, Rick, I won't say anything about Melanie and Josh. I'll leave it up to the two of you to decide when that should be done.\" Abby gathered up her purse and blazer from the back of the only chair in the room. \"You two take care of each other. Both of you get some rest tonight.\"\nCecilia moved to hug her friend. \"Bye, Abby.\"\n\"Bye. When A.J. wakes up please tell him I said hello and that I'm thinking of him.\"\n\"I will,\" Cecilia promised, breaking their embrace.\n\"Thanks, Abby, for...uh....everything you've done today. I know it...uh...went above and beyond the call of duty,\" Rick stammered uncomfortably, not used to expressing his gratitude to one of his most worthy opponents.\nAbby gave the surprised Rick a hug too. \"Hey, let's face it, I don't have the time to break in two more pain-in-the-butt private citizens who go around obstructing justice. I've got to take care of you and A.J. for just that reason.\"\nRick chuckled while returning Abby's hug. The lieutenant left then with the promise to call Cecilia in the morning to see how A.J.'s night was.\nLater that evening, shortly before the end of visiting hours, Rick was sitting alone at A.J.'s bedside. He had talked his mother into going home an hour earlier. The long, frantic drive down from San Francisco, combined with the stress and grief of the present situation, was taking its toll on the older woman. Rick was finally able to convince Cecilia she'd be of more help to A.J. by getting a good night's sleep and arriving back at the hospital well rested the next day.\nA nurse had just been in to check on A.J. Rick was pleased with her report that his brother's vital signs were strong and that things were continuing to look positive for the blond detective despite his injuries.\nA soft chiming sound emitted from the P.A. system soon after the nurse left signaling the end of visiting hours. Rick was in the process of putting on his field jacket when A.J. began to mumble in his sleep and stir restlessly in the bed.\nAs he had done for the past few hours when this same action had occurred, Rick stood over his brother, lightly laying a hand on A.J.'s shoulder while waiting for him to settle down and slip back into a deeper sleep.\nThis time that didn't happen, however. A.J.'s eyes blinked several times before finally opening for good. The blond man gazed around the room in dazed bewilderment for a few moments, his eyes eventually focusing on the owner of the voice that was quietly calling his name.\nA smiling Rick gave the shoulder his hand was resting on a squeeze. \"It's about time you joined the real world again,\" he gently teased.\n\"Wha...what happen...happened?\" A.J. mumbled while trying to access where the sharp pain he was feeling was coming from.\nVaguely, Rick answered, \"You were in a car accident, A.J.\"\nIt took a moment for Rick's answer to register with A.J.'s foggy brain. \"Whe...when?\"\nConfused, the blond mumbled, \"Wha...what dayz...day is it?\"\n\"It's Thursday.\"\nRick had to lean closer and listen hard to understand the next slurred question. \"What time...time is it?\"\n\"A few minutes after nine p.m.\"\nA.J. squeezed his eyes shut against the pain. \"How did...how did it happen?\"\nI guess he's not just gonna drift back to sleep this time.\nRick sat down again in the chair he had pulled up to A.J.'s bed.\n\"Rick...how...\u201d\nBeing as truthful as he could be while still being vague, Rick answered, \"You were on Sanora Road and a...a guy lost control of his truck and hit you. You went over the guard rail and ended up down in the ravine.\"\nA.J. tried to think past the pain and recall the accident, but to no avail. He focused his eyes on Rick's face. \"Why was...why was I way out there?\"\nRick decided that at this time it was best not to mention Melanie and Josh, or the fact that A.J. had been taking them to see the apartment they were to move into over the upcoming weekend.\nRick had to look away from his brother's glassy eyed gaze.\n\"I don't know, A.J.\"\n\"But why would I--\"\nRick squeezed A.J.'s shoulder once more. \"A.J., right now it's not important. I need to let a nurse know that you're awake, and then you need to rest. We'll sort it all out together when you're feeling stronger.\"\nSearing red-hot pain was beginning to overtake A.J.'s ability to think clearly and ask coherent questions. Without realizing it he mumbled, \"Hurz, Rick. My...leg hurts.\"\n\"I know,\" came Rick's soft words of sympathy. \"Your knee is pretty banged up, but everything's gonna be okay with time.\"\nA.J. wanted to ask Rick exactly what he meant by, \"Everything's gonna be okay with time,\" but the part of his brain that was registering the pain decided it was too much of an effort right at the moment.\nRick could tell by his brother's face that the pain A.J. was feeling was rapidly increasing. \"A.J., I'm gonna get a nurse,\" the blond was informed as his older brother headed for the door.\nTen minutes later A.J.'s vitals had been checked once more, he'd been asked some questions, and then given a shot for the pain. Rick stood by A.J.'s bedside once again, waiting for the medication to take effect before leaving for the night. Just when Rick thought his brother had drifted off to sleep, A.J.'s eyes snapped open. The look of terrified panic on A.J.'s face was not lost on the older man.\n\"Melanie...Josh? What...what happened? They were...in the car. Rick, they were in the car!\"\n\"Calm down, calm down now,\" Rick attempted to soothe, rubbing his brother's shoulder in a circular motion.\n\"Rick? Rick...tell me. Tell me!\"\nShit. Why did he have to remember now? Why couldn't this have waited just a couple more days until he's stronger?\nRick's silence only served to increase A.J.'s panic. Despite the sedative he'd just been given, the blond struggled to sit up.\nRick quickly exerted firm pressure on both of A.J.'s shoulders. \"Stop it! Stop it, A.J.! Stop it! You're gonna hurt yourself if you don't calm down.\"\nThose words of wisdom had no more than left Rick's mouth when intense pain shot through the blond from his injured knee. He collapsed back against his pillows with a stifled cry.\n\"Damn it, A.J.! What'd I just get done tellin' you? Now calm down.\"\nA.J. reached up with his right hand, firmly latching onto the lapel of Rick's field jacket. \"Rick, tell me. Tell me please. What happened to Melanie and Josh?\"\nRick Simon stood there, trying to recall a time in their shared lives when he had ever lied to his brother about something important. Yes, there had been lies about borrowed sweaters and tools, and lies about the amount of money spent on some gadget or another at Surplus Sammy's. But lies about the important things? Never.\nRick looked down at the pale, pain drawn face and drug glazed eyes. At that instant he made a decision that went against his grain.\nHopefully, if I'm really, really lucky, A.J. won't remember we had this conversation come morning, 'cause if he does, I'm sure gonna catch hell.\nSqueezing the hand that still clung to his jacket, Rick soothed, \"Everything's fine. Everything's okay.\"\n\"Josh? Melanie?\"\nRick had no choice but to look away from his brother\u2019s face.\n\"They're...they\u2019re fine.\"\n\"Thank God,\" A.J. whispered as his hand slipped from Rick's jacket and dropped back to the bed. Within a matter of seconds, the blond man was asleep.\nRick stood looking down at his brother for several long minutes afterwards. Right before he left the room to go home for the night he said softly, \"I'm sorry, A.J. I'm so damn sorry. I hope you'll be able to understand why I had to do what I just did. I hope you'll be able to forgive me.\"\nRick had barely gotten off the elevator the next afternoon at the start of visiting hours when his progress toward his brother's room was halted by the floor's head nurse.\n\"I'd like to speak to you for a moment before you see your brother if I may, Mr. Simon.\"\nThe woman smiled. \"Rick.\n\"Things are still okay, aren't they? The nurse I talked to on the phone this morning said A.J. rested fairly well last night.\"\n\"Yes, things are still okay. I'm sorry I scared you. And yes, according to his chart A.J. had a good night considering his injuries. The reason I stopped you, is because I wanted to let you know that A.J.'s been asking a lot of questions regarding the woman and little boy who were in the car with him. The nursing staff was briefed by Dr. Raj yesterday as to the situation, and told not to say anything until you had talked to your brother. I'm afraid that time has come.\"\n\"Thank you. I'll take care of it.\"\n\"I'll be close by if you need me,\" the woman offered.\n\"Thanks. In your opinion is he...is A.J. strong enough to handle the news right now?\"\n\"These types of situations are never easy for anyone, but A.J.'s alert and asking coherent questions, so we're doing him a disservice by lying to him. The longer you wait the harder it's going to be on him...and on you. If you'd prefer to speak to Dr. Raj about it first, though, I'd be happy to see if I can locate him.\"\n\"No, that won't be necessary. You're right. If A.J.'s asking questions about Melanie and Josh then he deserves some honest answers.\"\n\"I'll check on the two of you in a little while then,\" the nurse promised before walking away.\nRick entered the room to find his brother lying with his eyes closed. He wondered if A.J was sleeping, but soon found out otherwise. The blond man's eyes opened and his head turned toward his older brother as Rick came to sit by his bedside.\n\"Hi,\" came the groggy greeting.\nRick smiled. \"How ya' doin'?\"\n\"Okay, I guess. I'm not going to be winning any dance contests for a while, but Raj says things will get better.\"\n\"They will,\" Rick confirmed. \"Can I get you anything? Something to read, some juice, some--\"\n\"No, nothing. How are Melanie and Josh today? Have you seen them?\"\n\"Uh...uh no I--\"\n\"When can I see them? You said they were okay.\"\n\"Yeah...uh...about that, A.J...I...uh need--\"\nSuspicious of the vague answers he'd been given all day, A.J. asked, \"If they're okay, how come Melanie hasn't called here today? I thought she'd be with you this afternoon. It's kind of funny that she hasn't at least given me a phone call, don't you think?\"\n\"Look, A.J., I uh...I need to talk to you here for a minute.\"\nAt the look of sorrow on Rick's face, and at the hesitation in his words, A.J.'s heart began to pound in his chest. \"What? What's going on, Rick? They were hurt in the accident, weren't they? They were both hurt and no one wants to tell me. How bad is it? Can I see them? What about Josh? God, he's so little. Please, take me to see--\"\nRick laid a calming hand on his brother's shoulder. \"A.J....A.J., I can't take you to see them.\"\n\"Why? Is it serious? Are they in Intensive Care? How bad is it?\"\nRick's eyes clearly reflected the pain that was in his heart. \"It's...it\u2019s bad, A.J. Melanie and Josh...\u201d\n\"They didn't make it, kid. Melanie and Josh were both...gone before the paramedics got there.\"\nA.J. shook his head in disbelief. \"No...no...no!\"\n\"It's true, A.J. I'm sorry. They were both hurt very badly. I'm-\u2014\u201c\n\"You lied to me! You lied! Why? Why did you lie to me, Rick?\"\nRick looked away, biting his lower lip and shaking his head in sorrow and regret.\nA.J.'s repeated demands of, \"Why? Why dammit? Why the hell did you lie to me about something like that?,\u201d finally brought Rick's attention back to his younger brother.\nLooking down at the pale face, trembling hands that were clenched in fists, and stormy blue eyes, Rick apologized, \"A.J., I'm sorry. I--\"\n\"No, don't be sorry! Just tell me why you lied to me! Why did you let me think they were okay?\"\nRick began to run a hand up and down A.J.'s forearm. \"I'm sorry,\" was all he could say.\nA.J. jerked his arm from Rick's touch. \"Don't do that!\"\nDefeated, Rick sighed, \"A.J., just listen to me for one minute. Please.\"\n\"Am I going to hear the truth this time?\" came the scathing question.\n\"A.J....that's not fair and you know it.\"\n\"Well, welcome to real life, Rick. The place where things aren't always fair. Just ask old A.J. about that. He knows.\"\n\"A.J., stop it! Just stop it right now and listen to me!\"\nA.J. looked away from his brother and stared up at the ceiling, face set in anger.\n\"I told you I was sorry about lying to you and I am. I\u2019m real sorry. But the doctors didn't want you to be told last night, and to tell you the truth Mom and I didn't either. After everything you'd been through you didn't need that kind of news right then. When you asked me about Melanie and Josh visiting hours were over. I couldn't stay. I'd already been here with you for twenty-four hours. Raj had left strict instructions with the nurses that I was to go home. There was no way I could have given you that kinda news and then walked outta here. Maybe you don't think I made the wisest decision, and maybe I didn't, but I made the one that I thought was best for you and your health. I just wanted to give you one night of restful sleep. I just wanted to give you...one more night.\"\nWhether his words struck a chord with A.J., or whether the entire situation was just too painful for A.J. to remain angry, Rick didn't know. All he knew was that by the time he was done offering his explanation there were silent tears streaming down his brother's face. Tears for the loss of the woman he'd been hired to protect, and tears of sorrow for the little boy he had grown to love.\nRick reached over and encased his brother's right hand in a firm grip. A.J. squeezed the offered hand back as hard as he could before turning his head and facing the wall.\nIn a choked voice the blond said, \"It's my fault. It's all my fault.\"\nRick had been fully expecting this self-incrimination. He squeezed the hand he held. \"No, it's not, A.J. Don't say that. Don't even think it. The only person to blame for this is Jim Cason.\"\nA.J.'s head turned on the pillow. \"What? Cason? What do you mean?\"\n\"Cason ran you off the road. He kept knockin' into the side of the Camaro until he sent you over the guard rail.\"\n\"But why? Why would he do that? Josh...Josh was in the car dammit! How could he do that to his son?\"\n\"He didn't know, A.J.,\u201d Rick said softly. \u201cHe didn't know Josh was in the car.\"\nA.J. squeezed his eyes shut. \"No...oh God no. He thought it was just me and Melanie, didn't he? He didn't know Josh was with us. No! It never would have happened if he had known Josh was with--\"\n\"A.J., stop it. Stop it now,\" Rick ordered gently. \"We don't know that for sure. We don't know what he was thinkin' or what he might have done. The guy's crazy.\"\nA.J. opened his eyes, focusing with intensity on his brother's face. \"But don't you see. He thought it was just Melanie and me. He wasn't after Josh. We should have left Josh with you. We could have. You offered to keep him at your place while I took Melanie to see the apartment. I should have insisted that Josh stay with you.\"\n\"Oh, for heaven's sake, A.J. Don't do this to yourself. You can't blame\u2014\u201c\n\"No. Cason was after Melanie because I was with her. I should have thought about that. She said he\u2019d always been jealous. I should have known something like this would happen. I should have--\"\n\"A.J., that's enough now. Stop it.\"\nA.J. turned away from his brother once again. In a weak voice he told Rick, \"I wasn't doing my job. If I'd only been watching. If I'd only been thinking, I'd have been more careful. I've done hundreds of jobs like this one. Why didn't I know? How could I have been so stupid? Why didn't I--\"\nRick was growing more and more concerned over his brother's mental state with each passing second. \"Stop this! Stop it right now! I don't want you sayin' this stuff or even thinking it. It's not true.\"\n\"Yes, it is,\" came the choked reply.\nRick looked up at the head nurse who was suddenly at A.J.'s bedside with a syringe in her hand. Whether A.J.'s shouts from earlier had brought her, or whether she'd been standing at the doorway listening, Rick didn't know. He was grateful for her presence, however. He nodded his agreement when she silently indicated that she was going to insert the needle into A.J.'s I.V. line. Without having to ask, Rick knew the syringe contained a sedative of some kind.\nA.J. wasn't even aware that the woman had come and gone when he finally turned heavily lidded wet eyes back on his brother. His speech was slower this time, and the animation from earlier was gone.\n\"I was so damn careless. If only I'd been doing the job I'd been hired to do, this would have never happened.\"\nRick squeezed the hand still encased in his. \"A.J., I want you to listen to me and listen to me good. None of this was your fault. Not any more than it was mine. You were right. We've done hundreds of jobs like this one in the past. Hundreds where nothing like this has ever happened. We couldn't have known, A.J. We couldn't have. The guy set out to kill Melanie. He saw his chance and he took it. He was waitin' for you to come around that curve. The Camaro didn't stand a chance against the truck he had. I want you to stop blaming yourself for this right now. It wasn't your fault.\"\n\"But why, Rick? Why Josh? Why did that little boy have to die?\"\nThis is one time, kid, when big brother just doesn't have all the answers, Rick thought with sorrow.\n\"I just don't know, A.J.\"\nTears began to trickle down A.J.'s cheeks once again. \"I really loved that little boy. He had his whole life ahead of him and now, because of me--\"\n\"A.J., come on. Stop it. Stop it right now.\"\nA.J. said no more, and after another moment of staring up into Rick's face in hope of finding the answers to life's cruelties, he closed his eyes.\nRick gave A.J.'s hand another squeeze. \"Do you want me to stay a while?\"\nWithout opening his eyes A.J. nodded his head yes.\n\"I'll be here when you wake up. Mom will be here by then, too. And uh...Abby's comin' by sometime this afternoon to get your statement.\"\nA.J. never opened his eyes as he said, \"I don't have anything to say to her.\"\n\"She just needs to know what you remember, A.J. What you saw.\"\n\"Obviously not enough. If I'd seen what I was supposed to, this never would have happened.\"\nBecause his eyes were still closed A.J. didn't see Rick shake his head in frustration. By the time Rick had formulated a reply to A.J.'s self-incriminating words, the blond half of Simon and Simon was asleep.\nDespite the devastating news of the deaths of Melanie and Josh, A.J.'s physical condition continued to improve, although four days after the accident the multitude of cuts and bruises he had sustained were just beginning to stand out and turn glorious shades of black and blue. He was lying with the bed at a forty- five degree angle, asleep, when Cecilia arrived that afternoon for the start of visiting hours.\nAfter getting an update out in the hallway from a nurse regarding her son's condition, Cecilia sat quietly in a chair by A.J.'s bedside, leafing through a magazine to pass the time. Every five minutes she'd glance over at her youngest, finally seeing two somber blue eyes staring back at her.\nCecilia smiled as she rose to kiss her son's cheek. \"Hi, sweetheart. How long have you been awake?\"\n\"A few minutes.\"\n\"Why didn't you say something?\"\nA.J.'s right shoulder lifted in a shrug. \"No reason.\"\nCecilia discretely studied her son, taking note of his demeanor.\nHe seems more depressed today than he did yesterday. He's got to stop blaming himself for all this. Until he does, I'm afraid things are only going to get worse.\nCecilia gave her head a small shake of discouragement before reseating herself. She made cheery, one-sided conversation for a few minutes that quickly fell as flat as an open can of soda.\nA.J. didn't even notice that his mother let her last sentence trail off unfinished. He simply lay back against his pillows, staring at the far wall.\nLost in her own worries over her son's mental state, Cecilia was startled when A.J. broke the silence.\n\"Where's Rick?\"\nFor a brief second Cecilia considering lying to her son, but just as quickly decided nothing would be gained by it but more upset. \"He's at the funeral, honey,\" she offered softly.\nA.J. closed his eyes and swallowed hard. \"It should have been me, not them.\"\nCecilia reached out and grasped her son's right hand, giving it a hard squeeze. \"Don't say that, A.J. It wasn't your fault. You almost lost your life in that accident, too, you know.\"\n\"I wish I would have.\"\nA.J.'s words scared his mother. \"Andrew, stop this. Don't talk like that. Open your eyes and look at me.\"\nWhen A.J. made no attempt to do what his mother ordered Cecilia gave his hand another hard squeeze. \"Andrew Jackson Simon, I don't care if you are almost forty-two years old. I'm still your mother and you'll do as I say. Now open your eyes and look at me.\"\nA.J. slowly shook his head back and forth on the pillow. \"There's nothing you can say that will change things...that will change what happened. This is one time when you can't make things better, Mom. Just...just leave me alone...please.\"\nCecilia was so upset with A.J. right at the moment, yet so frustrated with him as well, that she was torn between bursting into tears, or grabbing him by the shoulders and shaking some sense into him.\nWith a great deal more control than she was feeling, Cecilia asked, \"Is that what you want? For me to leave?\"\nThere was just enough hesitation before A.J. answered to make his mother know he was internally warring with several parts of himself. Finally though, much to Cecilia's dismay, he said, \"Yes. I want...I want to be alone.\"\nCecilia sat in her chair for a full minute longer, observing her son.\nDo you keep your eyes closed, A.J., so that you can block your family out? So that you can pretend we're not here? Do you honestly think that's going to keep your brother and me away? If you do, you're in for a rude awakening, Andrew.\nFinally, in response to A.J.'s request to be alone, his mother rose. \"I'm going to take a walk around the hospital for a little while, maybe stop in the cafeteria and get a cup of coffee. Rick is going to meet me here at four o'clock. I'll be back then.\"\nWhen A.J. failed to respond to her, Cecilia picked up her purse and headed for the door. She had only taken a few steps away from the bed before turning around.\n\"You can try your hardest to shut Rick and me out of all this, A.J., but it won't do you any good. We'll still be here for you...and with you, no matter how many days you choose to lie there stone faced. You'd better realize right now that you're not the only one who is hurting over the deaths of Melanie and Josh. We're all hurting. But no one blames you for any of this, son, except yourself. I hope that in time you'll come to understand that none of this was your fault. I hope in time you'll let your brother and me help you to understand that. Your family loves you, A.J., and we always will. No matter what the circumstances, we'll be here for you when you're ready to turn to us.\"\nWithout another glance at her son, Cecilia walked out the door. Because of her abrupt exit she didn't see the silent tears her words prompted that slipped out from underneath A.J.'s tightly closed eyes. The droplets trailed slowly down his cheeks, only to be stopped when they rolled off his face and were absorbed in the cotton of his hospital gown.\nRick Simon, still dressed in a black suit and tie, walked across the hospital parking lot headed toward the building's main entrance. His mind was a thousand miles away, replaying with great heartache the funeral he had just attended.\nRick stopped and squinted into the afternoon sunshine, trying to determine if he had heard someone calling his name.\n\"Rick! Over here!\"\nRick walked across the neatly manicured lawn toward the large fountain and the woman who was sitting beside it hailing him.\n\"Hi, Mom,\" Rick greeted as he seated himself next to his mother on the wooden park bench, loosening his tie in the process. \u201cWhat are you doin' out here? Is A.J. asleep?\"\nCecilia stared down at the flower-lined sidewalk that led to the fountain, not answering her son immediately.\n\"Mom?\" Rick prodded.\nCecilia looked up at her eldest, sighing heavily. \"No, Rick, A.J.'s not sleeping. He...he asked me to leave.\"\n\"He asked me to leave. He said he wanted to be alone.\"\nShaking his head in frustration, Rick stared at the fountain in front of him. The water that was spouting out its various branches looked like small diamonds dancing in the afternoon sunshine. Unfortunately, neither Rick nor Cecilia could enjoy the beauty before them.\n\"So I take it his mood isn't any different today than it was when we left here at nine o'clock last night?\" Rick asked darkly.\n\"No, it's not. If anything, I'd say it's worse. Only today it seems more like anger. Except A.J. isn't directing that anger at the right person...James Cason. He's directing it at himself.\"\n\"I have to admit that doesn't really surprise me,\" Rick acknowledged. \"But I was sure hopin' it wouldn't go this far.\"\n\"I know. I was too, Rick. I was too. The head nurse told me that A.J. didn't rest well at all after we left last night, even with the sedative they gave him at the end of visiting hours. She said he slept from about nine-thirty to eleven, but then was awake on and off for the rest of the night. And, much like he is with us, he's very distant with the nursing staff, not responding to them when they ask him questions or when they make requests of him.\"\nRick started to rise, his mouth set in a grim line. \"I'll go talk to him.\"\nCecilia reached up and shagged her son by the arm, urging him to reseat himself. \"Rick, don't. Not right now. Just give him some time.\"\nRick sat back down. \"Mom, don't you think we've given him enough time?\"\n\"You only told him two days ago, Rick. He has the right to grieve.\"\n\"Grieve, yes. But not to shut us, and everyone else, out. Not to lay there blamin' himself for something that isn't his fault.\"\n\"I've been thinking a lot about all of this while I've been sitting here. Maybe A.J. just needs that distance right now. Because I understand A.J., I understand why he blames himself, even if I don't agree with it. Maybe he just needs some time to come to terms with all of this.\"\nRick gave his mother a small, knowing smile. \"Do you really believe that?\"\nCecilia smiled back, realizing she'd been caught. \"No, but it's sounds good in theory...and it makes me feel better.\"\nRick put an arm around his mother's shoulders. \"There's nothin' wrong with tryin' to make yourself feel better. Or trying to make me feel better for that matter.\"\nCecilia smiled against her son's chest before pulling away.\n\"How was the funeral?\"\n\"Painful...for everyone. I was glad when it was over.\"\n\"Did anyone give you a hard time? For being there I mean?\" Cecilia asked, realizing that some of the family members might blame Simon and Simon for the events that had occurred.\n\"Melanie's brother got a little mouthy when I introduced myself to him and his mother, but it was nothing I couldn't handle.\"\n\"You didn't...?\"\nRick chuckled. \"No, Mom, I didn't deck the guy. Although I was tempted to, let me tell you. Especially when he said...\" Rick stopped there, deciding it was best not to finish that thought.\nHis mother wasn't about to let him off that easily, however. \"Said what?\"\nRick hesitated a moment before confessing, \"Said that it should have been A.J. that was killed, not Mel and Josh. Said that he had heard A.J.'s leg was really banged up and that he hopes A.J. will never walk again. That he hopes A.J. ends up a worthless cripple. I woulda' hauled off and hit the guy right about then if it hadn't been that Melanie's mother stepped in and shut him up. At least she was gracious enough to thank me for being there and to ask how A.J. was doing. She also thanked me for the flowers you sent on behalf of the three of us.\"\n\"That was kind of her. I mailed a sympathy card to her today and enclosed a letter of condolence. I'm sure the poor woman is going through a lot right now.\"\n\"Yeah, I'm sure she is too, Mom.\"\nChanging the subject, Cecilia informed Rick, \"A.J.'s refusing to do the range of motion exercises for his knee the nurses were to start with him today. And he's already told his surgeon that he has no intention of going to the physical therapy session that's been scheduled for next week.\"\nRick's face set with anger at this latest news of his mother's. \"He'll go if I personally have to carry his sorry little butt down there and exercise that knee myself. What the hell is his problem, Mom?\"\n\"No, I don't. If I knew I'd be able to sleep at night.\"\n\"He's punishing himself, honey. Right now A.J. truly believes that he should have been the one to die in that car accident. Because he didn't, he's punishing himself in the only way he knows how, whether he realizes it or not.\"\n\"At the expense of making himself permanently crippled.\"\nCecilia nodded. \"I talked to his doctor for a moment as I was leaving the floor this afternoon. Doctor Samuelson feels, as well, that by refusing the help of others, and refusing to help himself, A.J. is punishing himself for the accident. He also believes that depression over all that's happened plays a significant part in A.J.'s refusal. He suspects that A.J.'s so depressed right now, that whether or not he'll ever be able to walk normally again, really doesn't matter to him.\"\n\"So what do we do about it?\"\n\"The doctor suggested we let it go a few days, let A.J. try to sort things out on his own. He said that many times when a person's been through all that A.J. has they'll start to snap out of their depressed state as they begin to feel better. He reminded me that even though A.J. isn't letting on, he's still in a lot of pain. And, if nothing else, Dr. Samuelson will refuse to release A.J. until he's attended a certain number of physical therapy sessions. He says he'll tell A.J. that the insurance company will refuse to pay the hospital bill if he doesn't follow the prescribed treatment for his injuries.\"\n\"Sounds like this guy plays dirty,\u201d Rick smiled. \u201cA man after my own heart.\"\n\"I don't care if he plays dirty or not, I just want your brother to give himself every chance to be one hundred percent whole again.\"\nAgain, Rick hugged his mother. \"I know, Mom. I know. I do too.\"\nWhen they broke apart this time Rick announced, \"Oh, hey, I do have a small bit of good news.\"\n\"Abby called right before I left for the funeral this afternoon. Cason entered a plea of guilty at his appearance before the judge today.\"\n\u201cHe did? Really?\"\n\"Yeah, I was shocked at the news myself. According to Abby the guy's so broken up over having killed Josh that he hasn't even hired a lawyer to defend him. In the statement he gave to the police he basically said his desire was to kill Melanie and A.J. With Melanie out of the way, he planned on getting custody of Josh. Without Josh...well, I guess he doesn't care anymore.\"\n\"How sad,\" Cecilia commented softly. \"I suppose I should feel sorry for the man. He's obviously got emotional and mental problems. I just wish it hadn't come to all of this.\"\n\"At least with him entering a plea of guilty there won\u2019t be a jury trial. A.J. will probably have to make a statement to the judge as to what he remembers happening the night of the accident and possibly give background information as to why Melanie hired us, which I can do, and that should be about it.\"\n\"That's what I say too, Mom. It was hard enough for him to get through the statement he had to give to Abby the other day. The last thing he needs concerning all of this is to be raked over the coals by some two-bit defense attorney.\"\n\"That reminds me, I've been meaning to ask you what A.J. told Abby.\"\n\"Not much. He doesn't remember a whole lot about the accident. He remembered the white truck coming up from behind him at a high rate of speed, and remembers it pulling out around the Camaro as if the guy was going to pass him. He remembers the truck ramming into the side of the car a few times, and the car bouncin' off the guard rail, but that's about it. He doesn't remember the car going over the side, or down the ravine, nor anything that happened until he woke up here a day later.\"\n\"So he had no idea it was Melanie's ex-husband in the truck?\"\n\"No, and A.J. doesn't think Melanie did either. Abby said Cason bought the truck brand new the day before this happened. How A.J. survived all of this is beyond me, Mom. The truck was a three quarter ton Ford with dual wheels. 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        "raw_content": "Fasting Primer: What is Fasting? What is The Benefit of Fasting? What are The Effects of Fasting? Can I Exercise While Fasting?\nWhat is The Difference Between Water Fasting and Juice Fasting? What are The Most Common Fasting Detox Symptoms?\nWhat is fasting? If you are interested in utilizing fasting to either lose weight or improve your health, then it is important for you to know what is fasting, what to expect and watch out for. What is fasting? That\u2019s what this article is all about. So, please, when you finish reading it, take a moment and leave feedback and/or questions at the Facebook comment box bellow.That way you can add your own experience for the benefit of the entire fasting community. For centuries, the benefit of fasting diets has centered around physical healing, balancing the body and promoting spiritual awareness, like via fasting and praying. What is fasting, exactly? The definition of fasting is: \"verb, gerund or present participle: fasting - abstain from all or some kinds of food or drink, especially as a religious observance. synonyms: eat nothing, abstain from food, refrain from eating, go without food, go hungry, starve oneself; go on a hunger strike; crash-diet.\"\nOrigin Old English f\u00e6stan (verb); related to Old Norse fasta, the source of the noun. If you are interested in fasting for weight loss and wellness, you need to first consider what your goals are. Do you just want to lose weight, or do you also want to balance your body and become healthier and stronger? If you simply want to lose weight and return to unhealthy eating habits afterward, fasting is probably not the right path for you. The real purpose of fasting for weight loss is to cleanse and detoxify the body so you can then embark upon a healthier lifestyle and keep the weight off permanently.\nSO WHAT IS FASTING?\nFasting can help you to: *Release toxins *Clear addictions\n*Heal ailments *Hydrate your body *Increase energy\n*Improve mental clarity *Strengthen your spiritual connection\nBefore we continue exploring what is fasting and the many ways to do this, it\u2019s important to note that:Fasting puts the body (at least initially) under notable stress. If you have an illness that you are being treated for; if you take medication; or if you have a heart condition or any other serious condition, then fasting has to be done with extreme caution and with the direct supervision of a qualified health professional. Even if you consider yourself to be completely healthy, it\u2019s important to check with your doctor to be sure fasting is safe for you. Find a qualified doctor that supports fasting and work closely with him or her to bring your body back into balance. Quick sidebar: Because I am asked what is fasting so often, and because of the great feedback from readers, I decided to record a video where I talk about what is fasting and answer some of the most asked questions. You can watch that video at your leisure HERE. I provide a lot of fasting tips and information related to alternative fasting and cleansing. I\u2019ve also shared My Fasting Testimony so that you can learn more about me and where I come from. I think it is important for any person who gives instruction to let others know how he or she came to this knowledge. It's really a matter of trust. If I am open with you and tell you about my past without reservation, hopefully you will be motivated and more inclined to trust my advice. To be sure, you will know that I experienced what is fasting in my own body and did not read it in a magazine! :-)\nOk, let\u2019s move on with our fasting primer. What is Fasting? Please note: The information we are about to cover should serve as a good educational starting point, but is not intended to be and should not be construed as medical advice. It will, however, answer a lot of 'what is fasting' type of questions.\nwhat is fasting ? different types of fasts\nThere are several kinds of fasts you can undertake, depending on your goals and experience.\nThe best known type of fast is a water fast. What is fasting? You eat nothing and drink only purified water for a period of 24 hours or longer. A water fast is the most challenging kind of fast, and it is often too strenuous for beginners. Not only is it difficult to handle the intense hunger pangs that result, you may also be surprised by the intensity of detoxifying side effects you experience. On a water fast it is not unusual to feel very weak, dizzy, and nauseous. You may also have strong headaches (especially if you are a heavy coffee drinker), diarrhea or constipation, bad breath, a white, sticky film on your tongue, dark, yellow urine that smells like sulfur and strong flu-like symptoms. While these symptoms are unpleasant, they signal that your body is actually ridding itself of toxins stored in the bloodstream, digestive system and around/behind vital organs. You may not feel very good, but you actually are getting healthier and stronger! For more on this discipline, please visit our Water Fasting series of articles.\nWHAT IS FASTING ? juicing FOR\nWhat is fasting? A juice fast is usually less intense than water fasting because you drink natural fruit and vegetable juices, which provides nutrients and eases the intensity of the side effects. 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In fact, some people may not consider it a \u201cfast\u201d at all because you may still be eating solid food, but the key is to change the quality and type of food. For example, one common form of detoxification fast involves eating raw, organic food only. Nothing cooked. Obviously that means a vegetarian or vegan diet, since it\u2019s unsafe to eat raw meat. Other detoxification fasts may indeed be liquid-only, including plenty of fresh juices, water, and herbal teas to help cleanse the body. It is during this kind of fast that many people look into colonic irrigation, liver/kidney/gallbladder detox and/or at-home colon cleansing.\nWhat is Fasting? Partial or\nWhat is fasting 'intermittently'? A partial or intermittent fast involves fasting for part of each day, or abstaining from specific foods or beverages but otherwise following your normal diet. This kind of fast is helpful when you want to give up a certain food or drink, like sugar or coffee; or a substance like nicotine. To help cleanse the body, you might start drinking herbal teas, water with lemon, or simply filtered water \u2013 but the rest of your diet would remain the same. No matter which kind of fasting method you wish to use, you\u2019ll need to take your time and prepare for it instead of impulsively jumping in with both feet. For much more detail on this discipline, visit the Intermittent Fasting page. Now, let's take a look at some very good suggestions for preparing to fast.\npreparing to fast\nFasting should not be taken lightly. It can be a big shock to the system \u2013 physically, mentally, and emotionally. To lessen this shock, it\u2019s a good idea to take a few common steps.\nChoose a Good Time to Fast Since fasting can be physically draining, it\u2019s a good idea to choose a time when you aren\u2019t required to do a lot of physical activity. Choose a weekend, or perhaps when you have some vacation time and will be spending it at home. It\u2019s important to be able to rest frequently if you need to. Avoid fasting when you\u2019re very stressed, busy, or sick with a cold or flu because you may not have the energy to handle the strain of fasting. Also avoid fasting when you have to attend a big party, wedding, or other function where food will feature prominently. Even if you are strong enough to abstain, you may feel uncomfortable watching everyone else eat, or receive a lot of questions from other people about why you aren\u2019t eating.\nStart Small If you are brand new to what is fasting, you definitely don\u2019t want to start by diving straight into a 30-day water fast. That\u2019s simply too much for most people. Instead, a 24-hour juice fast might be more manageable. If that still seems like too much, you could even try a simple 12-hour fast from dawn until dusk. If you have no trouble doing that, you may be ready for a more strenuous fast.\nPrepare Your Body A week or two before you plan to start fasting it\u2019s a good idea to start eliminating sugar, caffeine and processed foods from your diet. Drink more water and start eating more fresh vegetables, fruit and salads. If your diet has been particularly unhealthful for several years, you may even want to start this clean-up process earlier before you attempt what is fasting. Jumping straight into a fast from a chronically unhealthful lifestyle can be extremely difficult, and a short period of preparation like this can help immeasurably.\nhow to handle a fast - cravings, hunger and detox symptoms\nThe first day of a fast is always most challenging, no matter what is fasting. There are several common challenges that arise for most people: The first thing you may struggle with is a strong craving for foods and beverages you used to enjoy every day. For example, coffee or whatever you usually eat or drink first thing in the morning. You may feel a twinge of anxiety (\u201cHow will I make it through the day without coffee?\u201d) or you may simply feel deprived. Cravings can also arise when you smell food cooking, or when you see others eating, or when your customary breakfast, lunch and dinner hours come around. You may be surprised to realize just how much you used to look forward to meals and snacks! You will find that all cravings can be dealt with effectively by reminding yourself why you chose to fast in the first place. Reaffirm how important your goals are, and remind yourself that you won\u2019t be fasting forever \u2013 you\u2019ll be able to enjoy many great meals in the future. Cravings can be lessened by drinking seltzer water with a tiny squeeze of lime. There is something about the effervescence in the water that settles the belly. For weakness, you can try a cup of green tea, which will give you a boost of energy.\nWhat is Fasting? Hunger Pangs Another common challenge with fasting is recurring hunger pangs \u2013 that empty, growling, hungry feeling in the pit of your stomach. These can be challenging to overcome, but they usually decrease in intensity after a couple of days.\nIn the meantime, it\u2019s helpful to drink a lot of water, as well as hot beverages like herbal tea or hot water with lemon.Seltzer water is also good to calm hunger pangs.\nSometimes just distracting yourself from the urge to eat can help a lot too. Try reading, meditating, light cleaning, anything to take your mind off of food. When you have time, check out a short video and accompanying page that I wrote on what I call Distraction Visioning.\nWhat is Fasting? Feeling Lost or Left Out If you live alone and can limit your interaction with other people while you are fasting, it will be easier to avoid temptation. However, if you live with other people or have to interact with other people while you are fasting, you may find that you feel left out when you see them eating. Even if you can isolate yourself completely, you may notice that you feel lost or restless, not quite knowing what to do with yourself. Eating normally monopolizes a large part of your day and you may not realize it until you stop eating and suddenly feel like you\u2019ve got too much time on your hands.\nThe best way to deal with these feelings is to simply accept them as a natural part of fasting, remind yourself of the important reasons why you are fasting, and affirm that you will be able to enjoy great food again. You may find it helpful to keep repeating encouraging words to yourself, like, \u201cThis is only for a few days; I can handle this; I\u2019m doing a good thing for my body . . .\u201d In addition, I have found it very useful to write on a journal while I am fasting. Every time hunger pangs or other symptoms come up, I open the journal and write how I'm feeling, always emphasizing the 'strong' reasons why you are doing this. Emphasize how great you will feel if you stick to the fast, finish it and accomplish all of your goals. Remind yourself that there are some very powerful reasons why you are fasting.\nWhat is Fasting? Weakness and Symptoms Feelings of weakness are common while fasting, simply because you have stopped providing the amount of fuel that your body is used to having. Even if you are doing a juice fast, you may still feel a little more tired than you usually do. The obvious solution is to take it easy. Take naps, rest a lot, and perform only modest activities that don\u2019t require a lot of physical energy. Remember that a cup of green tea early in the afternoon can give you a nice pep so that you can finish your daily tasks. It is important, however, for you to realize that you simply won't be performing at the same speed and intensity that you may be accustomed to. In addition, be careful with dizziness and weakness. Make sure to rise slowly from a sitting position, always having something close-by to hold on to in case you wobble. Most people notice that after several days of what is fasting a renewed sense of energy returns, but it\u2019s still a good idea to go easy on yourself and avoid overdoing it physically. For that reason, restrict physical exercise to a mild walk, no longer than 20 to 30 minutes. Even if you feel like you could do a full intensity workout, stick to the mild routine. Remember, the body is handling a lot of toxins and is under tremendous stress.\nDETOXIFICATION SIDE EFFECTS\nWhat is fasting? Side Effects. Probably the most challenging aspects of fasting are the detoxification side effects. Not everyone will experience these, but many people will. I already mentioned most of these earlier, but it's a good idea to go through them once more for the sake of thoroughness. Side effects include unpleasant physical symptoms like chills, aches and pains, dizziness, nausea, headaches, fatigue, diarrhea, constipation, acne breakouts, strong body odor, and bad breath. In most cases these symptoms can\u2019t be avoided; it is simply your body\u2019s way of releasing toxins that have built up in the body. Drinking plenty of water can help flush the toxins out more quickly \u2013 but be prepared to spend a fair amount of time in the restroom for a day or two. Take regular showers and use a loofah or some other kind of sponge to scrub the skin gently so as to assist the body in the removal of toxins. What is fasting has a renewing effect on the skin, but you have to be diligent and use the loofah to scrub it regularly.\nWhile the above symptoms are normal during what is fasting, be aware that very intense side effects can be a sign that something is wrong. For example, if you experience heart palpitations, strong episodes of dizziness or fainting, extreme weakness, or other excessively strong side effects, discontinue the fast immediately and consult your doctor. This is especially important if you take medication, if you are diabetic, or if you have hypoglycemia (low blood sugar). A fast will affect these conditions in adverse ways. Again, consult your doctor before attempting a fast to be sure it\u2019s safe for you.\nfor how long should I fast?\nWhen you want to use fasting for weight loss, you may think that you need to abstain from eating until you\u2019ve lost all of the excess pounds you are carrying, but that is not necessarily a good idea. First, consider how much weight you need to lose. Five pounds? Ten pounds? Smaller amounts of weight like this can be lost fairly quickly while fasting. However, if you need to lose 20 pounds or more, it\u2019s not a good idea to undergo a complete fast to lose all of that weight consecutively (unless your doctor instructs otherwise). Instead, see fasting as a jump-start into a new healthier lifestyle that will result in long-term, healthy weight loss. You may indeed lose 5, 10, or more pounds during a fast, but a significant portion of that weight is going to be retained water, not fat. On longer fasts, there is also a risk of losing lean muscle tissue in addition to water and fat. How long to undergo a fast is definitely a personal decision, and it will depend on your goals, as well as your current condition. If you are a beginner and have never fasted before, it\u2019s wise to go slowly and start with a partial fast, or perhaps a one-day juice fast. Then note how you feel. Did the fast seem to have a positive effect on you? Do you feel clearer mentally and physically? If so, wait a week before trying another brief fast. If these shorter fasts work well for you, you can even fast for one or two days each week if you want to. After you\u2019ve mastered shorter fasts, you may be ready to try a longer one. Common duration for fasts are 3 days, 7 days, 14 days, 21 days, and 30 days. It\u2019s usually best to work your way up to the longer fasts over time, rather than jumping from a single day fast to an intense 30 days of what is fasting. If you find that you struggle with even a one-day fast, you might try a partial fast first. A partial juice fast would entail eating one small, balanced meal, and drinking fresh vegetable and fruit juices for the other two meals each day. Another example of a partial fast would involve eliminating all processed, refined foods from your diet and eating only whole, natural foods. Still another example would be eating mostly raw fruits and vegetables and eliminating cooked foods. There are many ways to fast for weight loss and wellness \u2013 simply consider which of your eating habits most needs to be changed and choose the type of fasting that will help you to accomplish that. Ease into it and stick with it for as long as you feel is right for you, or for as long as you doctor suggests.\nThe way you break a fast is very important, especially if you have been fasting for 3 days or longer. If you have been following a complete what is fasting \u2013 meaning no solid food whatsoever \u2013 it\u2019s vital to reintroduce food into your body very SLOWLY. Be gentle with your digestive system, it has been on hiatus for awhile! A good way to start gently breaking a water fast is by ingesting small amounts of fresh vegetable and fruit juices (not bottled, only those you have pressed yourself so they contain all of the natural nutrients and no preservatives). Continuing to drink plenty of water is important, but don\u2019t gulp the vegetable and fruit juices too quickly \u2013 sip them slowly and allow your digestive system to wake up. If you have been on a long water fast, you may want to simply stick to juices for one whole day or two before gradually eating solid food again on the second or third days. If you have been juice fasting, you can break the fast by eating small amounts of solid food \u2013 but whatever you do, don\u2019t dive into a big, heavy meal. Your stomach and intestines will not be happy, and it can be dangerous to overload your system like that. Instead, a small serving of fresh, raw fruit is gentle enough not to overload your system. Good choices for fruit would include bananas, melons, grapes, cherries, and citrus fruits like grapefruit and oranges. Eat slowly, chewing each bite fully and pausing a few minutes between bites to see how you feel. If you feel nauseous after a few bites, stop eating and give your stomach time to digest what you\u2019ve just eaten. Try eating again a few hours later and see if it feels better. Rather than feeling nauseous, you may feel rejuvenated and discover that every bite of food is delicious and flavorful, much more so than before. This may tempt you to eat more than you should, so be careful to restrain yourself and eat only small servings of fruit to begin with. On the second or third days (depending on how long your fast was, and whether it was a juice or water fast) you may want to try a few small servings of vegetables. You can eat them raw or cooked, but again, eat slowly and chew each bite very well to help your stomach digest the food more easily. Over the next several days you can gradually reintroduce other foods back into your diet, like grains, dairy products, and fish and poultry. However, try to avoid foods that are heavy, oily, fried, or overly refined.\nFROM BREAKING A FAST\nAfter the initial detoxification symptoms of your fast passed, you probably felt great. You may have enjoyed feelings of lightness, euphoria, inner peace, well-being, emotional calmness, physical energy, and mental clarity that you\u2019ve never experienced before. When you begin eating solid food again, however, it\u2019s possible that those feelings will dissipate quickly. You may feel a bit weighed down, sluggish, or emotional, which can be upsetting when you were just feeling so wonderful a few minutes before!\nDon\u2019t worry; these feelings are normal and they do not last for long \u2013 especially if you take care to watch your diet carefully after what is fasting. We\u2019ll be covering the various aspects of that in just a moment, but first let\u2019s go over some other things you can do to recapture and maintain that feeling of inner peace and well-being.\nOne of the reasons why you probably felt so good during what is fasting is because you took it easy physically. Since you didn\u2019t have a lot of energy available, you probably rested frequently. If so, it\u2019s not surprising that you felt happy and relaxed during your fast. To keep that good feeling going after you break your fast, you simply need to take care to get adequate rest each day. Be sure to sleep a full 8 hours each night when possible. Give yourself permission to rest if you get tired during the day. Some days you may not be able to do that, but compensate by making sure one or two days a week are low activity days where you can rest, recharge, and rejuvenate.\nMeditating for a short period of time each day is a good way to keep that sense of spiritual connection strong. Simply find a quiet place where you can be alone, close your eyes, and breathe deeply for 10 or 15 minutes. If sitting quietly is difficult for you, you might try listening to soothing music or taking a slow walk through a park \u2013 these are forms of meditation too. The key of this exercise is for you to 'train' your mind to enter into silence at your command. At first this can be easier said than done. Especially if one has never tried to discipline the mind, there will be resistant. But the resistance MUST yield to your persistent practice of silent meditation. You can do the meditation with your eyes closed, or you can keep your eyes open and focus your gaze on something beautiful nearby like, for example, a lake, trees, flowers, the sky - anything at all will work. At first you may not be able to last longer than ten minutes before the mind goes wild with all kinds of thoughts about this and that, this and that. The mind will 'rebel' against the discipline, much like a horse bucks when it is first ridden by a human. But, in the measure that the cowboy sticks to his guns and stays on the horse, the animal eventually stops resisting and can be ridden from that point forward. The same is with the mind. Your short-term goal could be to meditate (empty of all thoughts and images) for 15 minutes. Then shoot for 30 minutes and beyond. If, over time, you can discipline yourself to meditate for ONE HOUR straight, you will undoubtedly begin to experience some serious mental and emotional breakthroughs in your life. Something amazing will begin to happen to you in your daily life. You will have unexpected jolts of intuition, inspiration, joy, patience...happiness. But once you empty the mind, then the time comes to fill it. If you believe in God as I do, ask Him to fill your mind with His thoughts, His ideas, His wisdom so that you can live a more effective life. This is a prayer that is always answered because God desires to draw near to you more than you can imagine.\nWhat is fasting? Chronic stress can place a burden on your body, leaving you feeling run down, exhausted, cranky, and unwell. Combat this by practicing good stress management daily. Avoid getting entangled in negative thoughts. Mentally let go of things that are bothering you, especially if they are things that you have no control over. Breathe deeply and make time to do things you enjoy. Burn off tension with physical exercise, and take good care of yourself, mind, body and spirit. All of these things will keep you feeling balanced, calm, and happy after your fast. One particular discipline that has helped me immensely in the area of stress is that of constant journaling. I am constantly writing in my personal journal what I'm thinking, how I'm feeling, what my goals are and what I need to do in order to achieve them. For me, stress came a lot because I felt my life was going nowhere and that I had no direction whatsoever. Most days felt like wasted days because I didn't feel like I was moving in the direction of my destiny. When I started writing, this immediately changed. I found myself writing down golden nuggets of inspiration and intuition that I had not found through other means. The more I wrote, the more I felt like I was putting order in my life. I began to see what things I needed to do to accomplish my goals and what things I needed to stop doing. Putting our thoughts, ideas and lives in writing gives them a certain creative power that is unavailable if all we do is let thoughts float around our minds. What is fasting from negative thoughts and emotions if not a positive form of holistic healing?\nafter the fast - a new dawn,\na new life and a new freedom\nWhat is fasting? When it comes to eating, what you do after the fast is even more important than the fast itself. Fasting helps to purify your body, releasing toxins and chemicals. When you finish what is fasting, your body will be clean and you will have a wonderful sense of well-being. The question is: Do you want to keep it that way? When you break a fast, hunger will return with a vengeance and, along with the mental minions, will resume it's ceaseless argument of why you need to eat more, eat junk, not observe times in between meals... basically the body and the mind will want chaos to reign and put you in a position where you give in, regain all of the weight you lost and feel the terrible remorse and shame that always comes. So, without a doubt, the last thing you want to do after a fast is start eating a lot of unhealthful, low-quality food again. Forgive my 'french,' but even if your butt falls off, do NOT want to give in to the chaotic voices that want you to give away all of your hard work. Don't lose your what is fasting work. Stick to the re-feeding plan. Drink lots of water. Keep relying on seltzer water for hunger and other symptoms. The best diet to follow after a fast is really common sense \u2013 a healthful, nutritious, whole foods diet will keep your body energized and happy. (If you aren\u2019t sure what such a diet would include exactly, take a look at the general guidelines below.) One important point to keep in mind with what is fasting is whether or not it is normal to gain a few pounds back once you start eating solid food again. That does not mean the fast didn\u2019t work! As you transition to a healthier diet and resume physical activity, the pounds should continue coming off, but be patient.\nDRINK PLENTY OF FRESH WATER\nFor your body to function well, it\u2019s vital to drink enough water (64 ounces or more daily, for most people). Some people might struggle with this \u2013 after all, there are so many other beverages to drink, who would bother with plain old water? Make the effort to drink it anyway; it\u2019s so worth it! Being fully hydrated makes your joints feel better; your skin looks clearer and feels softer; your energy level is naturally higher without the need for stimulants; you can think more clearly; and your organs function more efficiently and with less strain. Not to mention that weight loss is much easier when you drink adequate water each day. For best results, stick to filtered or bottled water rather than tap water. For more on this topic, I invite you to visit the what is fasting, WATER DIET page. The bottom line is this: If you can eliminate every other beverage and stick to water only for, say, six months, you would be floored by the results in weight loss, detoxification, energy and overall health and well-being.\neat whole, not processed foods\nThe more processed, refined foods you eat, the unhealthier and heavier you will be. Eating a diet filled with fresh fruit and vegetables provides your body with plenty of nutrients, vitamins, and minerals to keep your body strong and balanced \u2013 and keep the excess pounds melting away. In addition to fruits and vegetables, you may want to include a few servings of nuts and seeds each week, as they can provide beneficial fats and proteins. Other good choices are low-fat dairy products, lean meat, poultry, fish, seafood and beans. You can also include modest amounts of grains from bread, cereal, crackers, rice and pasta, but whole grain products are better than white, refined versions.\nWere you accustomed to eating large meals before your fast? If so, you\u2019ll find it helpful to start eating smaller meals more often throughout the day. By changing your diet and including mostly whole foods that contain natural fiber, beneficial fat and protein, you\u2019ll notice something interesting \u2013 you need less food to feel satisfied, and you\u2019ll stay satisfied for longer. One of the hardest habits you may struggle to break is the tendency to eat way beyond the point of satisfaction, and you can do that by simply practicing eating less. If you have to, keep reminding yourself that you don\u2019t have to leave the table feeling hungry, but you also don\u2019t have to eat until you are uncomfortably stuffed. Even if this is challenging for you, keep working on it and over time you\u2019ll get more comfortable with eating less, and eventually it will become a habit.\nEliminate or Strictly Limit These\nAfter a fast, it\u2019s important to avoid slipping back into unhealthy habits. Some common bad habits that can quickly deteriorate your new sense of well-being are:\n1. Skipping meals or eating sporadically\n2. Drinking excessive amounts,coffee or tea\n3. Refined sugar or artificial sweeteners\n4. Too much juice, soda or energy drinks\n5. Eating refined grains and baked goods\n6. Eating fried foods\n7. Drinking too much alcohol Obviously, if it\u2019s not good for you, eliminate it from your diet or at least strictly limit how often you have it.\nFinal Thoughts on What is fasting\nWhen done safely and wisely, fasting can be a powerful tool for healing, weight loss, and well-being. You can incorporate fasting into your life only when you need it to correct an imbalance, or make it a permanent part of your lifestyle by fasting monthly, quarterly, or yearly to maintain an optimal state of health. Please take a moment and write your thoughts/comments bellow about this fasting introduction. The information provided in this newsletter is for informational purposes only and is not intended as a substitute for advice from your physician or other health care professional or any information contained on or in any product label or packaging. You should not use the information in this newsletter for diagnosis or treatment of any health problem or for prescription of any medication or other treatment. You should consult with a health care professional before starting any diet, exercise or supplementation program, before taking any medication, or if you have or suspect you might have a health problem. You should not stop taking any medication without first consulting your physician.",
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        "raw_content": "Saving the Hoh River\nEric Paulson - July 06, 2015\nA run of priceless giant wild steelhead is being sold for $9 per pound\nWild steelhead protection in the Pacific Northwest has long been a conversation between social ethics and the complexities of conservation issues including habitat, hatcheries, harvest, and hydroelectric dams. On the Hoh River\u2014remarkable to fly fishers especially for its winter run of wild steelhead\u2014it's easy to see that of all these issues, harvest is by far the most significant factor in regard to declining returns. On the face of it, human consumption should be the easiest of all the \"fixes\"\u2014but then, nothing is easy when it comes to saving the Pacific Northwest's most precious gamefish.\nOlympus Steelhead\nThe Hoh originates at the Hoh Glacier on 7,962-foot Mount Olympus in Olympic National Park. The river expires into the Pacific and, on its journey to its oceanic outlet it sees gravel bars, meanders, side channels, and canyons that combine to create the ideal habitat for wild steelhead.\nResearchers at the Wild Salmon Center estimate the Hoh winter run in 1920 consisted of 35,000 to 59,000 wild steelhead. In stark contrast, the current run is estimated to be between 3,500 and 5,000 fish annually, less than 10 percent of historical averages.\nThe habitat on the Hoh River is some of the best in North America for wild steelhead, and the upper reaches are preserved in one of the most complete temperate rainforests in the world. Although hatchery steelhead are released every year into the Hoh, the timing of the run of hatchery fish does not coincide with the winter run of wild steelhead. There is no physical hatchery operation on the river, and it suffers from no dams. So what has caused the precipitous declines of wild Hoh steelhead? In a single word, harvest.\nRetention statistics, recorded over many decades, reveal a liberal harvest on the Hoh that is based more on the continuation of legal entitlements, rather than on an acute concern over the exhaustion of a species.\nIn 1974, Federal Judge George Boldt (in the case of United States v. Washington) issued a historic ruling reaffirming the rights of Washington's Native American tribes to fish \"usual and accustomed grounds and stations.\" The Boldt Decision allocated 50 percent of the annual catch to treaty (landowning) tribes and enraged commercial and sport fishermen as well as the non-treaty tribal population because the federal order demanded that the state take action to limit harvest by all non-treaty fishermen.\nThe Hoh River produces a run of genetically giant winter steelhead, with large specimens from 20 to 30 pounds nearly every year.\nThe Hoh River is one of few rivers in North America where anglers can still retain wild steelhead\u2014one wild steelhead per angler per year by a non-tribal member. The tribal harvest is primarily through gillnetting, a highly effective method of harvest.\nLast year, roughly half of the Hoh's estimated 4,300 returning, wild winter steelhead were captured by tribal gillnetters. These retained fish were sold at market for human consumption and/or pet food production, bringing anywhere from $1.40 to $14.00 per pound, with a typical steelhead ranging anywhere from 12 to 18 pounds, with some fish as big as 20 to 30 plus pounds.\nThe truth of the cumulative harvest of the steelhead is in the escapement numbers. It is the escapement numbers that ensure the future of wild steelhead. Escapement goals are set annually by the Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife. However, 10 out of the last 20 years, the Hoh River has failed to reach its escapement goals, and the river's wild steelhead run has declined an estimated 50 to 75 percent since the 1950s, and an additional 30 percent since the 1980s.\nThe population decline is severe. According to the Wild Steelhead Coalition (wildsteelheadcoalition.org), part of the problem is that the annual management plan is set after the opening of steelhead season. This extraordinarily bad timing contributes to inaccurate run projections, and results in open harvest seasons at times when the reality is that there is no harvestable surplus. The numerical history speaks volumes as to how future management can increase the return of the wild steelhead to the waters of the West Coast.\nWhile sport-fishing regulations allow the harvest of one wild steelhead per year on the Hoh, in reality, most anglers release all wild steelhead.\nThe current (and unfortunate) matter at hand is that the state of Washington and the Hoh Tribe are caught in a gridlock between escapement goals and a sustainable harvest. Meanwhile, the state's wild steelhead harvest has been an enormously overwhelming controversy, leaving tribal and non-tribal members and sports fishermen deeply divided.\nThe controversy is one similar to that of global climate change. Although science proves that there are severely declined wild steelhead populations, it has been difficult to alter the factors of human impact with \"fairness\" to all involved parties in mind. It has proved simpler to continue on the same flawed path where everyone gets their \"fair share\" of continually declining runs.\nThe truth is, the current path will bring Hoh River winter steelhead to extirpation within in the next 20 years. The issue is critical, to say the least, and the sport fishermen, as well as general environmental interest groups, have proposed various plans of action to state regulators. Plausible solutions include restricting the harvest, increasing escapement goals, better management of forest lands surrounding the Hoh River to result in a more ideal spawning environment, the elimination of so-called \"larger impact\" sport-fishing techniques (including the use of bait and the elimination of fishing from the boat on certain sections of river), and further professional guide restrictions.\nIn the past, other rivers have even used complete closures as a Band-Aid solution, but these types of shut-downs lead to the loss of interest by sportsmen, and as a result loss of funds and public pressure needed to maintain momentum toward improved conservation of the resource.\nJeff Brazda (a respected Olympic Peninsula fly-fishing guide) believes that sport fishermen aren't really the problem, but instead part of the solution: \"The more we point the finger at the sport fishers, the more we must not want to fish, because that will be the result, we will regulate ourselves right out of the picture. We must turn the popularity of steelhead fishing into the recovery of steelhead angling.\"\nOriginating at the Hoh Glacier high on the shoulders of Mount Olympus, the Hoh River is largely intact, its habitat protected in the temperate rainforests of Olympic National Park.\nThe mission of Washington State's wild steelhead management needs to place focus on providing a fully sustainable species for future -generations, not on dividing up meager returns between legally entitled parties.\nTangible change is plausible. However, any relevant change would require Washington State, tribal members, involved industry, anglers, guides, and special-interest groups to work together to construct a truly viable solution to restore wild steelhead. It's no simple feat.\nEric Paulson is a full-time outfitter and guide in Montana and in the winter on the Olympic Peninsula.",
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        "raw_content": "Finally - a post that will make my mother proud of me!\nOkay, so I\u2019ve never been successful on The Bachelor. Or been unsuccessful on The Bachelor. Or just even been on The Bachelor. But I\u2019m more of a learn by observation kind of girl, anyways.\nAfter watching nineteen seasons of The Bachelor, eleven seasons of The Bachelorette, and a few unfortunate Bachelor in Paradise episodes in between - I believe I have found an exact formula for achieving ultimate success. Consider this a Girl\u2019s Guide to Winning a Husband on TV.\n1. Be Gorgeous\nOnly beautiful white people get to fall in love on television.\nIf you don\u2019t have movie star good looks, you won\u2019t even make it through the front door. Try eHarmony.\n2. Reveal Your Darkest Secrets on the First Night\nYou have an amazing story. When is the right time to announce it to a perfect stranger? In the Bachelor world - Day One. You\u2019re cutting it close if you wait to steal him away during cocktail hour. Better just throw it all out there the second you hop out of the limo.\nOf course, by \u201cthrow it all out there,\u201d I mean spend a few minutes making us think you did something really awful. \u201cI just need to be honest with you\u2026 *long pause* \u2026 I\u2019m so scared that you won\u2019t be able to look at me after this\u2026\u201d Oh my gosh, did she kill a guy? Did she murder her entire family? (We will wonder this through the entire commercial break.)\n\u201c... I have dyslexia.\u201d Oh. Oh, is that it?\nIf he is the Bachelor that America needs right now, he will react with appropriate sensitivity. \u201cThank you for telling me that. You are so brave.\u201d If he is the Bachelor that America deserves, he\u2019ll just murmur \u201cEes Okay.\u201d\n3. Confess That You\u2019re Falling in Love by Week 3\nBetter yet - perform a RAP to tell him that you're in love.\nIt doesn\u2019t matter that over three weeks, you've had about 40 minutes together. It doesn't matter that you haven\u2019t actually been alone. It doesn\u2019t even matter that two minutes ago we were all watching him make out with one of your roommates. It\u2019s time.\nPull him aside and let him know that you see a future with him. If you breathily whisper \u201cI think I\u2019m falling in love with you\u201d as your private rooftop dinner date draws to a close, it will be easier to score in post-production.\nIf you do not immediately tell him, how can he possibly know that you\u2019re there for the right reasons!?!\n4. Don\u2019t be a Tattle-Tale\nCrazy stuff happens in the Bachelor house, but keep your lips zipped! You only get ten minutes of conversation at a time, and it\u2019s better spent talking about your passion for adopting stray dogs or how you were a geek in middle school than which crazy woman is dipping everyone\u2019s toothbrushes in the toilets. Save those hilariously snide remarks for confessionals that will be replayed during the Women Tell-All.\nEven worse than being the tattle-tale is being the bitch herself! Don\u2019t be the one that the other women and America are rallying against. Unless you\u2019re a model - in which case, you\u2019ll still be fine.\n5. Suck it up.\nYou finally got a date card! You and your Prince Charming will be scaling the side of a skyscraper together, with just a harness to keep you from plunging to your doom. What\u2019s that? You have a crippling fear of heights? Too bad.\nThis is love, sweetheart. And love is all about doing things that make you extremely uncomfortable and afraid for your life so that your boyfriend won\u2019t send you home in favor of one of his other girlfriends. Grab his bicep and get out there. If you survive this without having a heart attack, he\u2019s obligated to give you the rose. If you do happen to have a heart attack, at least the ratings will go up.\n6. Be Willing to Compromise\nBy compromise, of course, I mean flat-out lie.\nThe man is everything. You will do anything to win. If you let it slip that you don\u2019t want to live in the middle of Iowa, you\u2019ll be crying in the backseat of a limo in no time.\nWith these foolproof tips and tricks, you'll be well on your way to a short engagement with your TV husband. If you can\u2019t stick to the rules, then you probably shouldn\u2019t have quit your day job as a \u201cProfessional Babysitter\u201d or \u201cDisney Enthusiast.\u201d\nFor more, follow Girl, Interrupting on Facebook HERE.",
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        "raw_content": "Most of us have experienced the overwhelming grouchiness that takes over when we\u2019ve gone too long without food. Turns out, there\u2019s some science to explain why this happens. Here\u2019s what you need to know and how you can help your clients cope when hanger strikes.\nThe official definition of hanger is \u201ca feeling or showing of anger due to hunger.\u201d\nIt\u2019s important to realize that the stomach and brain are connected to one another, and part of the communication is related to signals of hunger and satiety. In a study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, researchers found a correlation between hunger, feeling angry and having low blood sugar.\nHanger-related Hormones\nGhrelin is a hormone produced in the stomach that stimulates feelings of hunger. It can also produce anxiety in the brain, which is where hanger starts. When you\u2019re hungry, you\u2019re more more irritable and more aware of your emotions because it reinforces the drive to seek food and to satisfy nutrition needs. A release of ghrelin causes you to be hungry and should be the motivation for you to begin seeking out food. When you eat, ghrelin disappears and so does the anxiety. However, if this hunger signal is ignored, it can cause a disruption of other hormones in your body.\nCortisol and Adrenaline\nA low blood sugar level also triggers the release of stress-related hormones like cortisol and adrenaline. As these two hormones increase, the body goes into a fight-or-flight response. From there, the effects of hanger are expressed mentally, emotionally and physically.\nWhen you\u2019re hungry, your prefrontal cortex doesn\u2019t function at a high capacity. This can affect personality, self-control, planning and even temporarily shut down long-term memory. Emotionally, your mind begins to feel anxiety and stress. This can lead you to lose patience and focus, or even act abnormally. Physically, your heart rate, blood pressure and respiration all increase.\nIf you continue to ignore the ghrelin and the spike in cortisol and adrenaline, your body will go into a panic mode and you will experience hanger in its full effects. At this point, the body releases neuropeptide Y, which has been found to make people behave more aggressively toward those around them. Additionally, this neuropeptide stimulates food intake with a preference for quickly digestible carbohydrates. Lastly, a release of neuropeptide Y increases your motivation to eat large amounts of food, while also delaying how long it takes for that food to make you feel satisfied. In a nutshell, hanger causes you to have a larger-than-normal appetite, especially for carbs, so you end up overeating.\nHow to Prevent Hanger\nListen for clues\nIf you notice yourself getting more irritable, hunger may be the cause. Take a break and find a snack that contributes to healthy eating. Most people should not go more than four to five hours between meals. This type of healthy eating pattern will help relieve your hunger and balance out your blood sugar levels to prevent riding the emotional rollercoaster of hanger.\nKeep snacks on hand that are travel-friendly, so you have them readily available. A snack should contain a blend of carbs, proteins and fats. Whole-grain carbs that are high in fiber (5 grams or more per serving) raise serotonin levels to give your blood sugar a quick boost, while the fiber keeps your stomach full. Proteins and fats are digested more slowly to give you staying power and keep you feeling full for longer. By having your own stash of healthy and fresh foods within reach, you\u2019ll be less tempted to indulge in less-healthy fare that lack the nutrition your body craves.\n\u2190 3 Percent Of People Have The Letter X on Both Of Their Hands. This Is The Meaning Of That X\nHow To Treat Stings At Home \u2192\nEating Fast Food Could Expose You To This Dangerous Chemical\nIs Roach Milk the Next Superfood?",
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        "raw_content": "Dine Out PSA\nMake 1/2 your plate fruits and veggies. Choose lean protein and water instead of soda. For more healthy tips about dining out or eating healthy click here.\nI am pleased to welcome you to the California Health Collaborative Website.\nThe Collaborative created this website to share critical information and valuable resources to visitors about our vision, mission, programs and services throughout many rural and urban communities in California.\nThe public health programs and services currently provided by the Collaborative represent strategic investments by our funders and our Board of Directors. I invite you to review the specific web pages containing information and resources for our health promotion and disease prevention programs that are serving the needs of many communities and underserved populations throughout the State of California.\nPlease consider us as a valuable agency for serving the public health and human service needs of your community, and if you would like to donate money, time or other resources to us, please use the information provided in the this website as to how and where to direct your contribution.\nStephen Ramirez MPH\nThe California Health Collaborative (Collaborative) is a nonprofit 501(c)3 organization committed to enhancing the quality of life and health of the people of California, particularly the underserved and underrepresented. Founded in 1982 and headquartered in Fresno, California, the Collaborative has offices in Chico, Merced, Oakland, Sacramento, and San Bernardino serving residents in 54 out of the 58 California counties. Guided by its mission of \"changing lives by improving health and wellness,\" the Collaborative implements an array of health promotion and disease prevention programs, public health surveillance systems, and a variety of capacity-building and networking activities.\nThe Collaborative has established strong partnerships at the local, regional, and statewide levels, enabling its programs and services to be linked into broader systems of prevention and care.\n\u201cWe are proud to be partnering with the California Health Collaborative as it has been a mutually rewarding experience as we appreciate their knowledge and expertise in promoting health and wellness through education and public policy endeavors.\u201d\nSharon Johnson, Executive Director,\nSusan G. Komen Central Valley Affiliate\nThrough our partnerships, we deliver public health services in the following areas:\n\u2022 Maternal & Child Health\n\u2022 Breast & Cervical Health\n\u2022 Nutrition & Physical Activity\n\u2022 Cancer Surveillance\n\u2022 Community Wellness\nResponsiveness to health advocacy, patient access, and community education and outreach have long been hallmarks of the Collaborative. Since its inception the Collaborative has successfully implemented more than 50 programs, many of which have been regional or statewide in geographic scope. The Collaborative is committed to addressing the health needs of Californians, and places special emphasis on addressing the needs of the underserved, especially those who have limited access to resources affecting their well-being, and face barriers related to culture, language, income, education, gender, geography or immigration status.\nFor more than 25 years the Collaborative has helped to improve the lives of Californians by providing a variety of programs and services.\n\u201cIt had been several years since I had my last mammogram, and with this current economy, I no longer had medical insurance coverage. Then I heard about \u201cEvery Woman Counts\u201d and called for some information. They were very professional and compassionate, and answered all my questions\u2026never once making me feel embarrassed by my circumstances.\u201d\nA participant in the EWC program\nWith offices throughout Central and Northern California, the Collaborative is uniquely positioned to provide services on a fee-for-service basis to public, private, and non-profit organizations. These services include:\n\u2022 Grant and contract administration\n\u2022 Cancer case-finding and data collection\n\u2022 RN-provided case management/navigation support\n\u2022 Public health program planning and evaluation\n\u2022 Family life education (meets CA Department of Education code- compliance)\nNurture 2 Nurture Program\nClick the above link for more information about Nurture 2 Nurture, Postpartum Support Groups and the Perinatal Mental Health Integration Program.\nCalifornia Health Collaborative News",
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        "raw_content": "The Cul-de-Sac of Bad Choices\nSanta Clarita Signal \u2022 Opinion Column \u2022 Ethically Speaking \u2022 July 6, 2014\nPart of the joy, and most of the misery, of my job as a pastor is being with folks when they in trouble, surrounded by the carnage of poor choices, and facing what appear to be insurmountable obstacles. It could be relationship problems in their marriages or with kids. Sometimes it has to do with addictions or criminal activity, both of which have the capacity to take away the freedom of those involved. I also find myself trying to help those in financial freefall, and others whose quality of life is seriously eroded through an almost total lack of self-discipline.\nWhat all these have in common is they find themselves in the cul-de-sac of horrible choices. By this I mean the state you\u2019ll end up in if you travel down the road of bad choice after bad choice. Soon you will find yourself in that horrible place where there are no good choices left. The only options you have are all painful simply because you have passed the point where one somewhat good choice could have stopped your descent into misery. And now, the only good option you have is painful and humiliating. It will mean humbling yourself before all those you have let down and hurt deeply. It will mean finally being scared to death at the person you have become. And lastly it will mean admitting that you are unable to help yourself in any way, and are totally dependent on outside help. But few people choose to take this hard first step out of the cul-de-sac.\nTake the person who builds a drug habit for example. As they slide deeper and deeper into dependency they will often start channeling their energy into getting money from those who care about them in order to feed their habit. In the same way, those whose own financial mismanagement lands them in huge debt will often plead with those that love them for a loan to make things right. And, in marriages, I regularly see spouses who have eroded their relationship through neglect and self-centeredness reaching out for help just to look good. Seldom do those in the cul-de-sac take personal responsibility for their actions.\nAs I sit with these folks, it is heart wrenching to hear their stories. Even more, it is devastating when they come to the realization that their plight is a result of their own choices, and now they may well be past the point of any return to normalcy. Take the 19 year old boy who, on a lark, decided to steal from his employer and now faces a stint in prison on a felony conviction. Take the 53 year old woman whose alcohol impaired driving was responsible for the car accident that killed one of her passengers. And I could go on and on.\nAll too often it feels to me as though lives are like a 2 liter bottle of soda. People shake them up hard, pop the top and watch the liquid spray out all over the room. Then they hand the bottle to me as say \u201cPastor, we\u2019ve come to you to help us get our lives back in the bottle, like they used to be, all nice and pretty.\u201d\nSo, why am I writing this? Simply because some of you reading this are already walking down the road of bad choices. And others of you are watching someone near you traveling that same road. In either event, it is time to stop. We all know if we keep doing what we\u2019re doing, we\u2019ll keep getting what we\u2019ve got. Bad choices are never remedied with more bad choices. If you\u2019re heading toward the cul-de-sac, stop now, and turn around, and make one good choice today, and another tomorrow, and another the day after that. . And if you\u2019re already at the place where all the good choices have vanished, admit it, stop playing games with yourself, and plead for help from those who are in the best place to offer it. Be willing to do whatever it takes to get back to the place where you have the option to make some good choices, and make your life mean something once again. No matter what else the future holds, make it your goal to stay far away from the cul-de-sac.\n\u2190 How To Criticize Your PastorThe Ethics of Expertise \u2192",
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        "raw_content": "Hello Retirement\nRetirement is something that is suddenly happening everywhere, in every branch of the military. Full retirement, partial, medical, it seems that every time I turn around, one of my friends or one of their friends is getting ready to start the last stretch of their time with the military. But where does that leave us? How does it change our relationships? How do we prepare? The same as we\u2019ve prepared together for every other step of our journeys. Together.\n\u201cTerminal leave has been approved\u201d came my husband\u2019s voice over the phone. \u201cWe\u2019ll be out of here in a few months. Goodbye Army!\u201d He sounded happy, but I could hear a slight catch in his voice. This is actually real. All the talking, the planning, the excitement\u2026 now it\u2019s actually real. All of these years we have been planning for someday. Pushing through deployment, a cross country move, a move one state over, and then another state over, standing up a new unit, surgery, another cross country move, another surgery, trainings, late night conferences, long weekends away. Missing birthdays. Missing holidays. Missing first steps and first words. All the while we kept saying \u201cSomeday we\u2019ll retire and this will all be behind us.\u201d We would get excited and loved planning all of the things we would do. Now retirement is only a few months away. A few months is a lot scarier than \u201csomeday\u201d. All of the things we have been planning for years are suddenly almost upon us. Instead of being excited, I am afraid. I have been an Army wife since the day after I turned 18, minus a year there in the middle. This is the only life I know as an adult. It\u2019s the only life my children know. I didn\u2019t think I would be afraid to leave this life. I have been waiting for this day for so long that I just assumed I would be overjoyed. Don\u2019t get me wrong, a part of me is. The other part that I didn\u2019t know about is terrified. How do I leave a life? My sisters? My friends? All of the people who have touched my life? After journaling, and meditating, and talking to several friends, the answer is\u2026 I don\u2019t. I may be changing my ID card, and clearing out of housing, but I am not leaving this life. It is a part of me. It is part of who I am. This life has helped shape me into who I am. The roughness has smoothed some of my jagged edges and polished me a bit. I am very proud to say that some of my edges are still there, because I haven\u2019t let it change me completely, but it has softened a few. This life has seen me at my brightest, and seen me at my darkest. It has given me the people and tools to keep going. I have kept in contact with friends from each duty station. Our first station, the friends I met as a childless teenage newlywed. The ones whose babies played with my babies, the babies that are now teenagers. From our second duty station. The ones who went through my exes injuries, his depression, abusive behavior, and my divorce. Moving home and my re-marriage to another soldier. A deployment and five more duty stations. A career that allows me to meet other spouses who impact my life in amazing ways. They are all still here. In a few months when my husband retires, they won\u2019t disappear. They will go with me on this new journey. This family that I have formed along the way\u2026they aren\u2019t going anywhere. They will be here to catch me when I stumble. To share in the excitement as we explore this new life. With that realization, I breathe a little easier. \u201cHello retirement, I can\u2019t wait to meet you.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "Guantanamo Bay Families Evacuate to Naval Air Station Pensacola ahead of Hurricane Matthew\nNaval Station Guantanamo Bay braced for the impact of Hurricane Matthew but the Hurricane ploughed through Cuba, Haiti and the Dominican Republic on Tuesday, making landfall near Haiti, around 7 am ET.\nThis Category 4 storm is the strongest in the Caribbean in nearly a decade. The hurricane, with maximum sustained winds of 145 mph, has brought \u201clife-threatening flash floods and mudslides.\u201d Rainfall of up to 25 inches -- with isolated areas of 40 inches, according to the National Hurricane Center.\nU.S. military cargo planes began evacuating about 700 spouses and children of troops and other staff from Guantanamo Bay to Naval Air Station Pensacola, Fla on Sunday in preparation of the hurricane.\nThe base best known for its war-on-terror prison \u2014 now holding 61 detainees, staffed by about 2,000 temporary troops and contractors \u2014 also has sailors, families and contractors permanently living there. About 6,000 people live there, including about 250 school-age children with their Navy families and 2,000 Jamaican and Filipino contract laborers.\nAccording to In Cuba Today. the Guant\u00e1namo base spokeswoman, Julie Ripley, announced on Sunday \u201cmandatory evacuation\u201d of \u201call non-essential personnel\u201d in a statement earlier Saturday. This means that the military will pick up the cost of flights and lodging of the family members in Pensacola, as well as provide an allowance for food. \u201cThis includes dependents, school-aged children, special needs families, and their pets.\u201d\nIn addition, she said, Coast Guard personnel were being evacuated to Miami, and the Navy\u2019s small C-12 aircraft were being flown from the base to shelter in Jacksonville.\nMeanwhile, in Jacksonville, the base\u2019s Navy headquarters stated that Naval Air Station Pensacola \u201chas quarters to house the families\u201d from Guant\u00e1namo Bay and counselors \u201cto provide assistance.\u201d At Guant\u00e1namo, it said \u201cthe remaining military and civilian personnel will shelter in place and be able to support recovery efforts once safe to do so following the storm\u2019s passage.\u201d\nThe American Red Cross is a humanitarian organization that provides emergency assistance, disaster relief and education inside the United States. In addition to domestic disaster relief, the American Red Cross offers services in four other areas: communications services and comfort for military members and their family members; the collection, processing and distribution of blood and blood products; educational programs on preparedness, health, and safety; and international relief and development programs. For more information, go to http://www.redcross.org/",
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        "raw_content": "Home \u00bb Context of '12:45 p.m. July 11, 2003: Time Reporter E-Mails Cheney\u2019s Communications Director with Questions concerning Iraq-Niger Claims'\nContext of '12:45 p.m. July 11, 2003: Time Reporter E-Mails Cheney\u2019s Communications Director with Questions concerning Iraq-Niger Claims'\nThis is a scalable context timeline. It contains events related to the event 12:45 p.m. July 11, 2003: Time Reporter E-Mails Cheney\u2019s Communications Director with Questions concerning Iraq-Niger Claims. You can narrow or broaden the context of this timeline by adjusting the zoom level. The lower the scale, the more relevant the items on average will be, while the higher the scale, the less relevant the items, on average, will be.\n2002-Early 2003: Cheney and Libby Make Visits to CIA Headquarters\nVice President Dick Cheney, sometimes accompanied by his chief of staff, Lewis \u201cScooter\u201d Libby, visits the offices of US intelligence analysts working at CIA headquarters in Langley, Virginia \u201capproximately 10\u201d times. He interrogates them on their intelligence work on Iraq. Some analysts later complain that Cheney\u2019s visits made them feel pressured to provide the administration with conclusions that supported the case for war. Other analysts will say they did not feel pressured. [Washington Post, 6/5/2003; Sydney Morning Herald, 6/5/2003; Guardian, 7/17/2003; Bamford, 2004, pp. 336; Vanity Fair, 5/2004, pp. 242] Michael Sulick, deputy chief of the CIA\u2019s Directorate of Operations, will later recall, \u201cIt was like they were hoping we\u2019d find something buried in the files or come back with a different answer.\u201d As a result of these visits, Sulick believes that agency analysts became \u201coverly eager to please.\u201d [Isikoff and Corn, 2006, pp. 4-5] According to Ray McGovern, a 27-year veteran CIA analyst, these visits were \u201cunprecedented.\u201d [Common Dreams, 7/23/2003] In 2006, author Craig Unger will call the visits \u201ca highly irregular occurrence.\u201d Former CIA analyst Melvin Goodman will recall: \u201cI was at the CIA for 24 years. The only time a vice president came to the CIA building was for a ceremony, to cut a ribbon, to stand on a stage, but not to harangue analysts about finished intelligence.\u2026 When they go, it\u2019s usually for some ceremonial reason, to hand out an award or to cut a ribbon. Then they get the hell out.\u201d Former DIA analyst Patrick Lang will say: \u201cMany, many of them [CIA analysts] have told me they were pressured. And there are a lot of ways. Pressure takes a lot of forms.\u201d A State Department official will note: \u201cFor the vice president to be meeting with analysts, that was a real red flag. It was so unusual. It was clear that people were being leaned on. Usually, if a high-ranking official wants information, it gets tasked out through appropriate channels. It was highly unusual to lock these people in a room and keep pressing. It crossed the line between\u2026 intellectual inquiry and not accepting the real answer.\u201d Another intelligence source says: \u201c[Cheney] wanted them to make a connection between Iraq and al-Qaeda. He already got them to agree on nuclear weapons. But he wanted the al-Qaeda connection.\u201d Retired CIA officer Richard Kerr, brought back to the agency to study intelligence failures, later describes \u201coverwhelming consumer demand\u201d on agency analysts, which Kerr will say results in flawed intelligence reports. The pressure brought on analysts, another source says, is \u201cbrutal.\u201d [Dubose and Bernstein, 2006, pp. 211; Unger, 2007, pp. 262-263] Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich (R-GA) also makes visits to CIA headquarters in Langley. [Guardian, 7/17/2003]\nEntity Tags: Richard (\u201cDick\u201d) Cheney, Melvin A. Goodman, Lewis (\u201cScooter\u201d) Libby, Craig Unger, Richard Kerr, Newt Gingrich, Patrick Lang, Al-Qaeda\n8:45 a.m. July 7, 2003: Rove: White House Needs to Emphasize that Cheney Did Not Send Wilson to Niger\nDuring the morning meeting for senior White House officials, political strategist Karl Rove tells the assemblage that the White House needs to \u201cget the message out\u201d about war critic Joseph Wilson (see July 6, 2003). Rove emphasizes the need to push the point that Wilson was not sent to Niger by Vice President Dick Cheney (see July 6, 2003, July 6-10, 2003, and July 7-8, 2003). At the meeting are Cheney, President Bush, Cheney\u2019s chief of staff Lewis Libby, National Security Adviser Condoleezza Rice, and chief of staff Andrew Card, who will soon take over the administration\u2019s response to the Iraq-Niger controversy (see (July 11, 2003)). [US District Court for the District of Columbia, 3/5/2004 ] Libby brings an underlined copy of Wilson\u2019s July 6 New York Times op-ed to the meeting. [Office of the Vice President, 7/7/2003]\nEntity Tags: Karl C. Rove, Andrew Card, Bush administration (43), Condoleezza Rice, Joseph C. Wilson, Richard (\u201cDick\u201d) Cheney, Lewis (\u201cScooter\u201d) Libby\n9:22 a.m. July 7, 2003: Cheney Communications Director Sends Talking Points Concerning Wilson to White House Press Spokesman\nJust after a morning meeting where White House political strategist Karl Rove emphasized that White House officials need to tell reporters that Vice President Dick Cheney did not send Joseph Wilson to Niger (see 8:45 a.m. July 7, 2003), Cheney\u2019s communications director, Cathie Martin, e-mails talking points to White House press secretary Ari Fleischer that state:\n\u201cThe vice president\u2019s office did not request the mission to Niger.\u201d\n\u201cThe vice president\u2019s office was not informed of Joe Wilson\u2019s mission.\u201d\n\u201cThe vice president\u2019s office did not receive briefing about Mr. Wilson\u2019s misson after he returned\u201d (see March 5, 2002).\n\u201cThe vice president\u2019s office was not aware of Mr. Wilson\u2019s mission until recent press reports accounted for it\u201d (see 4:30 p.m. June 10, 2003). [Office of the Vice President, 7/7/2003; US Department of Justice, 3/5/2004 ]\nMinutes later, Fleischer presents these talking points in the morning press briefing. He says of the Wilson op-ed: \u201cWell, there is zero, nada, nothing new here. Ambassador Wilson, other than the fact that now people know his name, has said all this before. But the fact of the matter is in his statements about the vice president\u2014the vice president\u2019s office did not request the mission to Niger. The vice president\u2019s office was not informed of his mission and he was not aware of Mr. Wilson\u2019s mission until recent press accounts\u2014press reports accounted for it. So this was something that the CIA undertook as part of their regular review of events, where they sent him.\u201d [White House, 7/7/2003; Marcy Wheeler, 10/30/2009] In 2007, Martin will testify that Cheney dictated the talking points to her (see January 25-29, 2007).\nEntity Tags: Catherine (\u201cCathie\u201d) Martin, Joseph C. Wilson, Karl C. Rove, Ari Fleischer, Bush administration (43), Richard (\u201cDick\u201d) Cheney\nJuly 8, 2003: Press Reports Claim that Cheney Did Not Send Wilson to Niger\nAccording to NBC reporter Andrea Mitchell, \u201chigh-level people at the CIA\u201d say that no senior officials at the agency ever looked at the verbal report made by Joseph Wilson upon returning from Niger (see March 4-5, 2002), nor did they look at the notes from that report (see March 8, 2002). Senior agency officials, Mitchell says, \u201cdidn\u2019t even know that it was he who had made this report, because he was sent over by some of the covert operatives in the CIA at a very low level, not, in fact, tasked by the vice president.\u201d If true, Mitchell says, claims that Vice President Dick Cheney asked about the Iraq-Niger uranium claims, and that Wilson was sent to Niger as a result of Cheney\u2019s queries, \u201cmay not, in fact, be true. It could very well be that the vice president is correct, that he never asked for Joe Wilson to be sent, that it was a much lower level.\u201d Although Cheney may not have known of the Wilson mission until after its completion, he did in fact ask for an inquiry into the Iraq-Niger uranium claims (see (February 13, 2002)). Mitchell is apparently repeating claims from the White House designed to emphasize its contention that neither Cheney nor anyone in his office had anything to do with sending Wilson to Niger (see July 6, 2003, July 6-10, 2003, 8:45 a.m. July 7, 2003, 9:22 a.m. July 7, 2003, and July 7-8, 2003). [CNBC, 7/8/2003] The same day, Reuters reports a similar claim from another US intelligence official, stating that \u201cWilson was sent to investigate the Niger reports by mid-level CIA officers, not by top-level Bush administration officials. There is no record of his report being flagged to top level officials, the intelligence official said.\u201d The Reuters report quotes the official as saying about Wilson and his recent New York Times op-ed (see July 6, 2003), \u201cHe is placing far greater significance on his visit than anyone in the US government at the time it was made.\u201d Progressive columnist Joshua Micah Marshall responds: \u201cThe message here seems pretty clear: Joseph who? Wilson, this \u2018intelligence official\u2019 is saying, is some small-time operator who got sent to Niger by some mid-level functionaries at the CIA. All the people who counted had no idea he\u2019d even gone on his trip. And they certainly didn\u2019t know about his vaunted report.\u2026 I don\u2019t find this claim particularly credible.\u2026 I don\u2019t think dumping on Wilson, which seems to be the White House\u2019s preferred strategy now, is going to cut it.\u201d [Joshua Micah Marshall, 7/8/2003]\nEntity Tags: Joseph C. Wilson, Andrea Mitchell, Bush administration (43), Central Intelligence Agency, Reuters, Richard (\u201cDick\u201d) Cheney, Joshua Micah Marshall\n12:45 p.m. July 11, 2003: Time Reporter E-Mails Cheney\u2019s Communications Director with Questions concerning Iraq-Niger Claims\nTime reporter Matthew Cooper, after learning from White House political strategist Karl Rove that Valerie Plame Wilson is a CIA official, and discussing the conversation with his editors at Time (see 11:00 a.m. July 11, 2003), e-mails Vice President Dick Cheney\u2019s communications director, Cathie Martin. Cooper sends Martin a list of questions pertaining to their conversation. He focuses on the White House\u2019s attempt to discredit Plame Wilson\u2019s husband, Joseph Wilson, and does not ask about Plame Wilson. Martin prints the e-mail and annotates it with brief answers to some of Cooper\u2019s questions. Cooper wants to know:\n\u201cWho in the vice president\u2019s office communicated to the CIA their interest in the Niger allegations (see (February 13, 2002) and July 6, 2003)? How and when was that communication performed?\u201d\n\u201cDid the VP or a member of his staff discuss the Niger allegation in any of his personal visits to Langley [CIA headquarters]\u201d (see 2002-Early 2003)? Martin writes \u201cNo\u201d beside the question.\n\u201cDid the VP or a member of his staff play any role in the inclusion of the allegation in the president\u2019s SOTU [State of the Union address]?\u201d Martin writes \u201cNo\u201d beside the question (see July 6, 2003, 8:45 a.m. July 7, 2003, 9:22 a.m. July 7, 2003, July 7-8, 2003, and July 8, 2003).\n\u201cIn addition to the VP sitting in on the president\u2019s regular intel briefings, what other intel briefings does the VP get? 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Rove, Richard (\u201cDick\u201d) Cheney, Valerie Plame Wilson\nJuly 12, 2003: Cheney, Two Aides Discuss Rebutting, Discrediting Wilson\nThe same day that Vice President Dick Cheney tells his chief of staff, Lewis Libby, to disclose classified information from a CIA report to discredit war critic Joseph Wilson (see July 12, 2003), Libby and Cheney, along with Cheney\u2019s press spokesperson Cathie Martin, fly to and from Norfolk, Virginia. During the flight, the three discuss how they can rebut Wilson\u2019s criticisms of the administration\u2019s war effort and discredit him. They consider passing information to reporters such as Time correspondent Matthew Cooper (see 12:45 p.m. July 11, 2003) and the Washington Post\u2019s Glenn Kessler (see July 12, 2003). [US District Court for the District of Columbia, 10/28/2005 ; Washington Post, 10/30/2005; National Journal, 6/14/2006] Cheney tells Libby to leak classified information from the October 2002 National Intelligence Estimate on Iraqi WMD to reporters (see July 12, 2003). Cheney also tells him to steer reporters towards a recent statement by CIA Director George Tenet that asserts Wilson had been sent to Niger by CIA counterproliferation officers \u201con their own initiative\u201d (see 3:09 p.m. July 11, 2003). [Raw Story, 10/1/2005; New York Times, 10/1/2005; National Journal, 6/14/2006] He also tells Libby to alert reporters to the morning\u2019s attack on Wilson by White House press secretary Ari Fleischer (see 3:20 a.m. July 12, 2003). [Washington Post, 10/30/2005] And Cheney tells Libby to ask the CIA to back his assertion that the Office of the Vice President knew nothing of the Wilson mission and \u201cdidn\u2019t get the report back,\u201d referring to the CIA\u2019s report on Wilson\u2019s debriefing (see March 5, 2002). [Murray Waas, 12/23/2008] According to the FBI\u2019s investigation, Cheney and Libby discuss whether to tell reporters that Wilson\u2019s wife works for the CIA. [Washington Post, 2/21/2007] Libby will \u201cout\u201d Plame Wilson to Cooper later this afternoon (see 2:24 p.m. July 12, 2003) as well as to New York Times reporter Judith Miller (see Late Afternoon, July 12, 2003). Cheney may have given Libby direct orders to leak Plame Wilson\u2019s identity to the press, according to classified transcripts of Libby\u2019s later testimony to FBI investigators. 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        "raw_content": "Embarrasing interview with Muslim scholar Reza Aslan\n29.07.2013. Religious scholar Reza Aslan recently appeared on the FoxNews.com show Spirited Debate and the host insisted that his being a Muslim somehow affects the quality of his new book about Jesus. The whole ordeal was embarrassing for Fox News, but things are only going to get better from here for the author. Thus writes The Atlantic Wire, and continues:\nAslan appeared on the online show on Friday to promote his new book, Zealot: The Life and Times of Jesus of Nazareth, about how the environment Jesus grew up in shaped him. But host Lauren Green didn't want to talk about the book so much as she wanted to talk about how Aslan is a Muslim. \"You\u2019re a Muslim, so why did you write a book about the founder of Christianity?\" was Green's very first question. \"Well, to be clear, I am a scholar of religions with four degrees, including one in the New Testament, and fluency in biblical Greek, who has been studying the origins of Christianity for two decades, who also just happens to be a Muslim,\" Aslan politely replied. Green doesn't give up, though, the interview goes downhill from there:\nAt one point Green goes so far as to accuse Aslan of hiding his religion, as if he was trying to be sneaky, or as if it matters. \"Ma\u2019am, the second page of my book says I\u2019m a Muslim,\" he tells her. \"Every single interview I have ever done on TV or in print says I\u2019m a Muslim.\"\nRead the entire story at The Atlantic Wire. Se also Huffington Post and BuzzFeed.\nOur crippling fear of the truth\n27.07.2013 (updated 31.07.2013). If you make it clear that \u00abDevotion to Jihad for the sake of Allah, and the desire to shed blood, to smash skulls and to sever limbs for the sake of Allah and in defense of His religion, is, undoubtedly, an honor for the believer.\u00bb (Mohamad al-Arefe, on MEMRI-TV, quoted in The Spectator, 27.06.2013), you are welcome to embark on a speaking tour in the UK. If, however, you are a critic of Islam, you are denied entrance to the country. Pat Condell has released a YouTube comment to this double standard. Hereby recommended.\nHonestThinking comments: While I take issue with Condell's downright condemnation of Islam as such (he's an atheist, I'm a theist), I think he repeatedly hits the nail on the head in this case. What we are witnessing here from the ruling elite in the UK is simply blatant hypocrisy; they deserve to have scorn and sarcasms pored over them.\nPS: See also Who's afraid of free speech?.\nMuslim extremism on the rise\n24.07.2013. A young British woman has made a short documentary about Muslim extremism rising in the UK.\nThe bitter fruits of stupidity and political correctness\n10.07.2013. What a god-awful mess this country has got itself into over multiculturalism, and once again our fear of racism will lead to the betrayal of hundreds of young girls, writes Allison Pearson in The Telegraph.\nDouble moral standards\n08.07.2013. Authors Pamela Geller and Robert Spencer were recently denied entry to the country that gave the world the Magna Carta. Among the reasons given were that \u00abThe UK should never become a stage for inflammatory speakers who promote hate\u00bb, writes Roger Kimball in PJ Media.\nHonestThinking comments: While some would argue that Geller's and Spencer's stark criticism of Islam \u00abpromote hate\u00bb, it is not at all obvious that this is the case (many would argue that their writings are clearly within the bounds of civilized and democratic exchange). On the other hand, there are several radical Islamic preachers who undoubtedly qualify as \u00abinflammatory speakers who promote hate\u00bb; hate against 'infidels', hate against other religions, hate against secularism, hate against Western culture, etc.\nAnd while the latter can (more or less) freely travel back and forth between UK and various Asian, Middle-Eastern, and African countries (and also exploit the British welfare system), Americans Geller and Spencer are denied temporary access to UK for participation in political meetings and the like. 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        "raw_content": "Amanda Bollinger: Quiet Ears in a Loud Society\nGrowing up, I was never the most confident in how I looked. I found my self looking around at other girls my age thinking, \u201cI don\u2019t look like that.\u201d and, \u201cShe\u2019s definitely prettier than me.\u201d If a guy was in the room that I liked, I would find my self looking around to see if there were any girls that were prettier and if so I would tell myself, \u201cHe won\u2019t like you. She is definitely prettier. He would choose her.\u201d\nI had this mentality that there is always someone more beautiful. I felt that I could never live up to what anyone thought was beautiful. I found my self diving into romantic movies and chick flicks, eventually getting the understanding that what was happening in these movies would never happen to me. I remember feeling so ugly.\nMy cousins were always skinnier growing up; so fit looking in their bikinis. I felt so huge next to them in my tankini. Weight became another thing that I couldn\u2019t live up to. I wasn\u2019t pretty enough and I wasn\u2019t skinny enough.\nI finally came to a point in my life where I had to come to terms with who I was because at this point I wasn\u2019t so sure. Who am I? I had been trying so hard to be like every other girl that I was no longer Amanda Bollinger. I was bits and pieces of all my friends, of girls I had seen, and what I thought boys really wanted. When I realized how I was living, I saw a life that felt kind of like hell.\nIt was all because of the battle in my mind. The devil kept telling me, \u201cYou aren\u2019t good enough\u201d and \u201cNo one will ever love you.\u201d He had me focused on exactly what he wanted: the things of this world. God taught me that I will never be beautiful unless I am myself entirely. If you are trying to be someone else it won\u2019t work.\nWho will show the beauty that God gave to you and you alone? If you aren\u2019t showing it, no one else will. Girls in today\u2019s society waste their beauty away wishing for a substitute that is almost impossible to achieve; a substitute that comes from the things we hear, see, and feel.\nI promise you this. If you turn your eyes towards God, he will show you how beautiful you are. If you let Him, He will place blessings in your life that will. I know this to be true because He did it for me. If we can learn to quiet our ears in a loud society, we can hear God telling us, \u201cYou are so beautiful. You are so beautiful my love.\u201d\ntagged with amanda, beauty, bollinger, christian, christianity, confidence, god, insecurely, movement, society",
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        "raw_content": "Browse > Home / Featured Articles / Can \u2018open source jihad\u2019 be stopped? Israeli conference searches for solutions\nCan \u2018open source jihad\u2019 be stopped? Israeli conference searches for solutions\nJune 29, 2016 by Maayan Jaffe-Hoffman - JNS.org\nIt was Oct. 27, 2015, shortly after 10 a.m. Two terrorists from the Jerusalem neighborhood of Jabel Mukaber boarded an Egged bus in the East Talpiot area. One was armed with a gun, the other with a knife\u2026writes Maayan Jaffe-Hoffman/JNS.org.\nIn March 2016, the official Twitter account of the Palestinian Fatah movement posts a photo of a knife on Twitter, claiming in the text that young Palestinians \u201cfollow this path\u201d because Israel \u201cforces\u201d them to do so. In the center of the pictured knife is Jerusalem\u2019s Dome of the Rock. Credit: Palestinian Media Watch.\nThey started shooting and stabbing passengers, including 76-year-old Richard Lakin, who died two weeks later from his wounds.\n\u201cWe spent almost two weeks at Hadassah Hospital trying to save his life,\u201d recalls Richard\u2019s son Micah Lakin Avni, CEO of Peninsula Group Ltd., a publicly traded Israeli commercial finance institution. \u201cDuring those two weeks, we had a lot of time to think.\u201d\nAvni, who spoke in late June at a conference hosted by the Shurat HaDin \u2013 Israel Law Center legal rights NGO, spent most of those two weeks pondering what could bring two middle class, seemingly normal 20-year-old Israeli Arabs to do something so evil. He wondered, \u201cHow is terror spreading so rapidly around the world?\u201d And he searched the Internet.\n\u201cTwo days after the attack, I saw a video on the Internet that the Hamas Student Union put out,\u201d says Avni. \u201cIt was a reenactment of the attack. It went viral, was viewed by millions of people.\u2026What could make two people do something like that? If you watch this stuff, it has an effect on your mind.\u201d\nA quick Wikipedia search of \u201cList of Islamist terrorist attacks\u201d reveals a significant spike in such attacks worldwide during the last decade. In 2005, there were 16 Islamist attacks, according to the open source Internet encyclopedia, mainly in Israel, Indonesia, and India. In 2015, there were Islamist 117 attacks, which took place all over the world\u2014including in Afghanistan, France, Egypt, Denmark, Saudi Arabia, and the United States.\nAvni quickly realized that while social media\u2014Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and other networks\u2014are not the platforms generating incitement, they are the pipes passing it along and facilitating the spread of incitement-laden information.\n\u201cWe need to call it what it is: open source jihad,\u201d says Avni. \u201cAl-Qaeda, Hamas, individuals at home making motivational films\u2014they are all part of this open source holy war.\u2026Open source jihad is the new Nazism. If it is allowed to continue with its exponential growth, it will destroy our world on 10 years.\u201d\nAvni continues, \u201cWe need to revisit free speech. Instead of asking, \u2018How do we protect it?\u2019 we need to ask, \u2018Where do we limit free speech?\u2019\u201d\nBut how can social media be regulated? And will social media platforms\u2019 owners and users get on board with such efforts?\nFormer senior Israeli Mossad spy agency operative Uzi Shaya, speaking at the same Shurat HaDin conference, says that social media companies hide behind phrases like \u201cfreedom of speech,\u201d relinquishing responsibility for the content they host. Yet he says that if driven to do so, these platforms could partner with other entities to stop incitement.\nShaya points to a recent incident on Twitter. After the November 2015 Paris attacks, Twitter deleted 125,000 accounts associated with the Islamic State terror group within a matter of days.\n\u201cI presume this is an intentional coincidence,\u201d Shaya quips. \u201cIf there is no legal justification for deleting the accounts after the attacks, they should have remained operational. If there is legal justification, they should have been deleted beforehand.\u201d\nTwitter\u2019s cleanup work on terror accounts stopped at Islamic State. Musa Abu Marzuk, Khaled Mashaal, and of Hamas\u2019s other leaders continue to have Facebook and Twitter accounts.\n\u201cIf Hamas would try to open a bank account, no one would let them,\u201d says Shaya. \u201cIf a Hamas member tried to get a visa to fly to the U.S. or another country, he would be denied. But they can get a Twitter account. Why?\u201d\nMember of the Israeli Knesset Revital Swid (Zionist Union) says she has tried to get some answers. In late 2015, Swid wrote a letter to Simon Milner, Facebook\u2019s policy director for Europe, the Middle East, and Africa, requesting that Facebook \u201cimmediately locate, monitor, and remove pages that spew incitement and encourage murder,\u201d and insisting that the social networking giant \u201ccannot detach itself from the terrorism being enabled through its network.\u201d\nSwid says Milner downplayed the letter, responding that Facebook has \u201cstandards\u201d and a team investigating that posted content adheres to those standards. Milner encouraged Swid to make use of Facebook\u2019s reporting tools to report issues, explaining that if inappropriate content is cited just one time or as many as 100 times, it would be deleted.\n\u201cThey did not remove the pages we suggested,\u201d says Swid. \u201cThen I understood. There is no other way to deal with this except for legislation.\u201d\nNow, Israeli lawmakers, following Swid\u2019s lead, are drafting legislation that could force Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, and other social media platforms to remove online postings that incite terrorism. Speaking earlier this month at the 6th Annual International Cybersecurity Conference in Tel Aviv, Israeli Justice Minister Ayelet Shaked said Israel could use a judicial injunction to have the content removed.\n\u201cThere should be some measure of accountability for Internet companies regarding the illegal activities and content that is published through their services,\u201d Shaked says. \u201cThe Justice Ministry is taking a leadership role in this\u2014for example, we are promoting cooperation with content providers, sensitizing them as to content that violates Israeli law or providers\u2019 term of service.\u201d\n\u201cIf you try to look for pedophilia on Facebook, you cannot find it,\u201d says Swid. \u201cWhy not? Because Facebook has an interest to remove all the pages that have even something that seems like a sexual attack or pedophilia. It\u2019s very good. But if they are so aware of pedophilia, how come they are not concerned and not aware of incitements to terror?\u201d\nSwid\u2019s legislation plan involves hitting these social media companies \u201cwhere it hurts\u201d\u2014their wallets. She says the new legislation would shift the responsibility for content to the social networks themselves.\n\u201cWe tell them to remove those pages. If they don\u2019t, they will have to pay money,\u201d she says. \u201cLawsuits, fines, brand damage\u2014that will hurt them. Then they will start to deal with it.\u201d\nNot just advocacy groups and lawmakers, but every individual can fight this cyber-war, says Geoffrey S. Corn, a professor of law and presidential research at the South Texas College of Law.\nCorn explains that both legislators and private citizens should be cautious in assuming that social networks are simply being unresponsive or uncooperative in not rapidly deleting profiles that incite to violence. Rather, law enforcement agencies may be pressuring the social media to keep these profiles live so that they can use them to help identify the people they should be targeting as well as their motivations.\n\u201cThe idea of shutting off the flow of information is unrealistic,\u201d says Corn, who also spoke at the Shurat HaDin conference.\nThe professor says that misinformation should be countered with information. Corn says governments\u2014mainly that of Israel\u2014should be unapologetic about the \u201clegitimate use of force\u201d and that the Israel Defense Forces as well as other armies should invest in humanizing their soldiers on social networks.\n\u201cIf we believe in the integrity, morality, and legitimacy of our causes, we should be celebrating that and be overt about sharing it,\u201d says Corn. \u201cIt won\u2019t affect everyone, but it will gradually affect people.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "U.K. Consumers Place a Premium on Sustainability\nLondon, UK -- Concern for the environment has prompted one of the most complete and speedy revolutions in consumer attitudes ever seen, according to new research, although most people surveyed had an incomplete grasp of what exactly makes a company green.\nA survey of more than 1,500 British adults by the branding consultancy Landor Associates, the research agency Penn, Schoen and Berland, and P.R. firm Cohn & Wolfe, found that 80 percent of the population believe it's important for companies to be environmentally friendly.\nThe idea that everyone should embrace some level of green philosophy and behavior is now clearly in the mainstream, the survey's authors said, a startling reversal from results of a similar study a year ago, when \"the green agenda was out on the lunatic fringe for most people,\" said Phil Gandy, Landor's director.\nAlthough respondents expressed a good deal of concern about climate change, overpopulation and other environmental issues, the results show that consumers are not entirely clear what exactly it takes to be green.\nBritish consumers as deeply concerned and pessimistic about the state of the environment but not quite sure what to do about it. Climate change is seen as the most important environmental issue by two thirds of those questioned and more than 70 percent of those asked rate society's performance in addressing the issue as neutral or worse.\nBut when it comes to defining what exactly being green means in terms of their own actions, consumers focus primarily on reducing their waste rather than reducing consumption. More than half of the respondents said that they are driving fuel-efficient cars, and have also begun to wash their cars by hand and without a hose.\nRounding out the list of common green behaviors is recycling plastic bags, followed by the use of products that do not deplete the ozone layer, reducing greenhouse gas emissions comes third, and \"supporting organisations that protect the rain forest\" comes fourth.\n\"It is clear that being green means different things to different people,\" says Gandy. \"There is a general awareness of an urgent problem and there is widespread belief that we are all part of that problem. But consumers have not yet come to the view that they need to address their consumption. It seems that most of us are still thinking in terms of reducing waste -- throwing away less, rather than consuming less.\"\nAlthough the research found that consumers are quite interested in greenness, when it comes to companies and brands, many can't identify what that means. More than 20 percent of the population could not identify any steps a company should take to make itself green.\nDespite that uncertainty, The Body Shop was rated far and away the most green company in the U.K. In second place was Smart, a car company that manufactures small, fuel-efficient city vehicles.\nThe research also shows that companies seeking to reap rewards in the marketplace -- with or without taking serious action toward sustainability -- can do so by marketing themselves as environmentally or ethically concerned. Green brands are perceived as having higher quality and consumers are well prepared to pay a premium for them. Six in ten, for instance, said they will spend more on energy saving household appliances.\nWhat the report makes clear, the authors say, is that consumers want to do the right thing but need substantial help from companies to lead them into action. They add that brands which align themselves with environmental concerns at this relatively early stage of the debate can expect to secure a competitive advantage, given the belief that environmental concern can only grow more prominent in the future.",
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        "raw_content": "Serbia silver at the Olympic Games!\nMen National Basketball team of Serbia won silver medal and achieved historical success at the Olympic games in Rio. Our best basketball players have been defeated in the final game of the Olympic tournament by the USA national team 96:66, but this is continuation of their extreme results in the last three years. After they won silver medal on the World\u2019s Championship in 2014 and fourth place at the European Championship last year, the team headed by Aleksandar Djordjevic is in the top of the world\u2019s basketball with this Olympic silver.\nFinal game was uncertain only in the first quarter. Serbia started the game well, being in the advantage with three points several times during the first part, the last time in the seventh minute -14:11, but from that moment American \u201cDream Team \u201c took the control. In the following 13 minutes, until the half time, we scored only 15 points, while Americans had 41. The opponent team with its extraordinary defense forced our players to lose several balls, and this resulted in counter offenses and easy points on the side of the Americans. Beside that, shooting was not on the side of our team that night, and by the big break our team scored only three time three-point field goals out of 17 attempts. On the other hand , Kevin Durant with 24 points in the first half was unstoppable (5-8 for three \u2013point field goals) and American center Demarcus Cousins had 12 rebounds along with 11 points. All this led to great advantage for the USA national team that has been ahead in the first half time for 23 points (52:29).\nIn the second half time Americans continued to dominate, and the score difference grew up to maximal 84:43 in the 32nd minute. In the finish Serbia managed to reduce it to final 96:66.\nMen Basketball National Team of Serbia has won the eighth medal for our country at the Olympic games in Rio. Beside that, players chosen by Aleksandar Djordjevic, the Head coach, have brought to Serbia the first Olympic medal from the first appearance under the flag of Serbia. The last Olympic medal our country won 20 years ago, under the flag of SR Yugoslavia, when it won the silver medal on the Olympic games in Atlanta in 1996.\nAfter the ceremony of medal award, our players put on the T-shirts with number eight , Nemanja Bjelica\u2019s number , who owing to the injury , could not play in Rio , and theer was an inscription \u201c Malisa or \u201c Bjelica\u201d.\n\u2013\tMaybe he, along with Stefan Markovic, desired most to be here, we are sorry that he could not join us. Nemanja, we are standing by you- said Milos Teodosic for RTS and showed silver medal.\nThe silver medal at the Olympic Games in Rio has been won by the team chosen by the head coach Aleksandar Djordjevic and it was as following : Milos Teodosic ( the captain) , Stefan Markovic (the deputy of the captain ), Marko Simonovic , Bogdan Bogdanovic, Nikola Kalinic, Nemanja Nedovic, Stefan Bircevic, Miroslav Raduljica , Nikola Jokic , Vladimir Stimac, Stefan Jovic, milan Macvan.\nThe fans have celebrated this historical success in the streets in all cities and towns around Serbia .\nSERBIA \u2013 USA 66:96 (15\u201d19, 14:33, 14:27, 23:17)\nVenue: Carioca Arena. 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I do not dare to say spectacle, since he is on such level, one of the best, if not the best players in the world. We did not manage to counteract him and his shooting from nine meters, over hand. He had fantastic serial, and we had lost many balls in that period, and they achieved the advantage. At the end we won the silver medal that is very valuable, it means a lot. This is impulse and obligation for all of us to start to look for more medals on the next competition. We should reach Belgrade, and in couple days start to think what is ahead of us, what is the next competition.\n\u2013\tCongratulations to the women basketball players , to all teams, water polo players \u2026 I congratulate to their coaches and to those single athlete who won medals. When a man is a part of the Games he realizes how much it is necessary to work to reach the medal. Our basketball has confirmed its exceptional level, two medals sliver and bronze at the OG. This is everyone\u2019s dream and it came true. The support and unity prevailed , and that contributed a lot to offer the best games in the competition- said Djordjevic for \u201cBeta\u201d\n-We should be happy, satisfied and proud. We have played excellent Olympic tournament, is obvious that we are improving and that we are better and better each year. Americans dominated, it seems as if they have played slightly reserved in a group, ant tonight they scored and played fantastically. We did not have solutions in the offense, we made too many mistakes and opened counter attack for them, and that is their most powerful weapon. We were not on the same level as we used to be in previous games\u2026. The Head Coach Djordjevic believed all the time that we will make success, he believed in this team even though there were some problems and injuries in the beginning. Sale has incredible energy\u2026. 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        "raw_content": "I'm a top ten producer for Book In a Week\nI finished September's Book in a week Challenge about a week ago, but haven't had a chance to share my results because I've been so busy. Since I'm sure you're all dying to know how I did, here ya go. I managed to finish 70.5 pages in one week. I'm pretty impressed with myself. Granted, the seventy pages aren't all that great. It's very, very, rough draft material, but it's more material than I had at the end of August.\nFor the first five days, I focused on Alaskan Hope. I estimate that I completed 55-60 pages for that rough draft. I assume that makes anyone waiting for a sequel to Alaskan Healing happy.\nThe last two days, I focused on the yet-unnamed-hockey novel. While 15 pages isn't a lot, it's, again, fifteen more pages than I had for it in August.\nHow did I write 70.5 pages in 7 days? I made myself do it. There were a few days that I wrote absolutely nothing, but I made up for it on the other days. I set the goal for myself and told everyone that it was my goal. I'm stubborn. I didn't want to tell anyone I failed. So, in the end, I spent a LOT of time over the weekend, doing nothing but writing.\nOnce I got the kids to sleep, I stayed up waaaay too late, writing as much as I could so I'd achieve my goal. And I did. With 20.5 extra pages.\nIf you think 70.5 pages in a week is a lot, I have to tell you, I was the 10th top producer for the month. That means nine people wrote more than I did. Some of them were in the 200+ page range. I don't want to sound like I'm bitter, but I speculate those people don't have two small children running around, plus a dead website during the week.\nI doubt I'll ever be the top producer for Book in a Week, but I'm definitely going to try to stay in the top ten each time I participate. It's a good way to push myself to achieve bigger and better things.\nIn writing Tags Alaskan Healing, Alaskan Hope, An Alaskan Healing Novel, book in a week, Lana Voynich, writing process\n\u2190 Alaskan Healing ready for re-releaseMore changes \u2192",
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        "raw_content": "If you\u2019re already employed by a major company, then it\u2019s safe to say that you have some work experience. Of course, that doesn\u2019t mean that you can\u2019t get a little more experience by going back to school. It\u2019s all about staying in motion if you\u2019re really serious about your career, and this means that you must make sure that you look into anything and everything that can help you move to the next level.\nIf you\u2019ve thought about law school, then you definitely wouldn\u2019t be the last employee to think about it. There\u2019s usually the assumption that it will lead to a better career than what you have, with a lot more money. However, will your employer pay for law school? That\u2019s a question that I get asked a lot, since I\u2019m in law school now.\nFrom everything that I\u2019ve looked at, very few employers are going to pay for you to go to law school. For starters, law school is a deep investment, and your employer has to make sure that you\u2019re actually going to follow through with it. If you\u2019re not someone that\u2019s going to finish the schooling, then they have just wasted good money trying to give you another skill.\nOn the other hand, if you work for say, the military, you might be able to get your law school education for free. Even if you haven\u2019t joined the army yet, you might be able to get enough money to go to law school essentially for free. Now, keep in mind that if you pursue this type of track you will end up serving in the military for a set number of years, in order to pay back the military for sending you through school. It\u2019s really a catch 22, in a way. If you really don\u2019t want the required service contract, then you will need to find another way to pay for law school.\nHowever, here\u2019s some food for thought. While a lot of people think that it would be the end of the world to serve in the military, this is actually a great chance to pick up some work experience that no one can deny. You will be getting your education for free as well as getting valuable work experience, two things that can set you up for a great life. Now, because you will be part of the service, you will still be held to the same honor code that any other solider would be. This is just something to think about. You don\u2019t have to feel like a second career automatically means heavy loans and other problems \u2014 it could be the best thing that you could ever do for yourself!\nIf you do want to try to ask your current employer about paying for part of your law school education, you might want to build the proper case. Go back and actually request your undergrad transcript, as well as your LSAT scores. If you look good on paper, you could end up having part if not all of your education paid for by your employer. Again, don\u2019t be surprised if you\u2019re expected to stay with the company for a set number of years after you\u81f4e received your law school education.\nWhat you will really struggle with is trying to justify the extra education as something that will benefit your current organization. If you know that you could be an asset to the company with a law school education, then definitely take the time to explain this. On the other hand, if you know that it has no value to the company that you\u2019re working for, and then you shouldn\u2019t waste your time \u2014 look for scholarships instead.\nOverall, there are plenty of things to think about as you get to the subject of who pays for law school. However, you shouldn\u2019t let it stop you from really getting things done \u2014 why not start today?\nPosted in Law ArticlesTagged Company to Pay For Law School, Law School, Pay For Law School",
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        "raw_content": "It was a couple of weeks ago on the train. Met some people and we started talking about religion. As I have travelled to different countries, he asked me if I saw a difference in the religions. My answer: when you look at the core of all religion, it always comes to this:\nLive and respect people.\nMy father was not brought up religiously; however, he was the one who taught me so much about religion. He was baptized when he was about to marry my mother. He told me an anecdote about that day. There were several people getting baptized. Once that was over, they passed the chair where the bishop sits, take his hand and kiss the ring. My father simply took his hand and shook it, saying: \"Thank you very much, but I'm sorry, I don't kiss the hand of a man.\" Apparently the bishop smiled.\nRecently I saw the documentary \"the Islam Jesus\". At a certain point, they show two friends, one is a Muslim the other a Christian. The Christian said: \"I'm not looking at the differences, but at the similarities.\"\nThey were friends and religion did not stand in their way.\nI met two friends, they both used to work at IBM. One is a Muslim and the other a Jew. Since I like discussion and broaden my knowledge, I wanted to organise an evening where all three of us could sit and discuss things. Allthough we were all up to it, it never happened as I couldn't find the time to organise it. My Muslim friend has taught me a lot about the Islam. It was a real eye opener for me. The great thing is we respect each other as people and how we believe.\nLacks of knowledge make a lot of people judge others.\nReligion should not tear people apart but enriches your life. Talking, discussing religion will not destroy you, but give you more insight. More insight will help you understand people.\nApparently Gandhi would have said: \"I'm as much Muslim as Christian as Jew as Buddhist...\" meaning he understood things. Base is: respect and live together.\nMy father always taught me: \"I don't expect you to love everybody, this is impossible, but at least respect people.\"\nNice, I may add something, in my life I travel around the world, different contry, different religion, culture.\nIf you look in the 5 major religion's around the world, all 5 say pretty much the same, love, respect, union. And I remember a musulman freind telling me a day \"You call him Lord or God, I call him Allah, but he is the same\"",
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        "raw_content": "Considerations before pushing the send key\nThe average worker sends and receives about 140 emails per day. And lawyers, of course, are above average.\nNot to sound like a troglodyte, but I do worry that the constant flow of emails can prevent me from thinking. In 1961, Kurt Vonnegut published a short story called \"Harrison Bergeron.\" The narrative took place in 2081, in a dystopian future where the 211th, 212th, and 213th amendments to the Constitution provided that all Americans must be fully equal. As a result, no one was allowed to be smarter, better-looking, or more physically able than anyone else. So government agents forced citizens to wear \"handicaps\": masks for those who were too good looking, heavy weights for the athletic, and loud radios to disrupt thoughts inside the heads of intelligent people. On my worst days, the buzz of emails reminds me of the loud radios in \"Harrison Bergeron.\"\nSo I try to manage the email traffic. I get up early to undertake work that requires thought and concentration (usually writing). The email traffic around 4 a.m. is, luckily, light. I turn off my Outlook for an hour at a time during the day if I need to focus. And I try to set times during the day to respond to emails.\nBut I also want to spare others the pain of interruption. And so I've been studying the best ways to communicate via email.\nLimit the emails: As a first step, I have started asking myself whether I even need to send an email. If a conversation will require more than three emails (back and forth), I generally try to pick up the phone. Email can be useful when someone is hard to reach on the phone, I need to send a document, or I want a record of the conversation (we are lawyers). But email might not be the right medium if the message is long or complicated or emotionally charged.\nConsider tone: The American Psychological Association reports that an inability to step outside of one's own head may be behind e-mail miscommunication. And science has confirmed that we do frequently misinterpret email tone. Study participants sent and received email messages - half that were intended to be sarcastic and half intended to be sincere. And the participants felt pretty good about their ability to appreciate tone: writers believed that their intended tone and message were clear 75 percent of the time. And readers believed that they had clearly interpreted the meaning 90 percent of the time. But the readers of the emails actually misinterpreted the messages 50 percent of the time.\nConsider message: I try to state my email's purpose in the first sentence, keep it brief, and close with a call to action (or an indication that no action is necessary). If there is a deadline, I put it in bold. I spoke on a panel recently with several in-house counsel. One of the in-house lawyers mentioned that \"the worst\" thing a lawyer could do was to forward an email that just said \"FYI.\" She explained that \"FYI\" didn't tell her anything; she had to read the whole string to figure out why the person thought that she needed this information. Her complaint resonated (and I quickly thought back through my day in horror wondering if I had committed this sin). These days, I try to send emails that explain or justify their purpose: \"FYI here is opposing counsel's promise to provide documents within two weeks.\"\nConsider subject line: Subject lines can help us locate key emails in our Outlook haystacks. I try to take a few minutes to craft a title that (1) conveys the main point of the email; and (2) can assist with filing of the email (including the case or matter name in the subject line). I also view it as my general duty as a good citizen to change the subject line when a thread metastasizes and an email with the subject line \"lunch\" turns into a substantive discussion about deposition scheduling.\nConsider greetings and sign offs: The one-person greeting is easy: Dear John. But groups can get tricky. I usually favor an inclusive \"counsel,\" \"team,\" or \"all,\" when there are multiple recipients. And that's because I generally want to throw something at the wall when I am included on an email string that starts with the greeting \"gentlemen.\" I usually sign my emails with a jaunty \"best.\" It is brief and (I hope) professional sounding. Apparently, some millennials are using \"xoxo\" in an office setting. This seems like an (obviously) terrible idea, and I encourage all of us to advise against this practice if we see it in action.\nLearn from direct marketers: There are people who have actual data about improving email response rates. It turns out that we are more likely to inspire a response if we provide our recipients with (1) binary options; (2) tangible requests; (3) our email is about 50 to 125 words; and (4) we send our email in the morning.\nStudies have confirmed that a compulsion to immediately respond to work emails or worry obsessively about returning them leads to fatigue, lost sleep, and lack of focus. And more recent research showcases the long-term health effects of these issues - there is a direct link between these issues and an array of health conditions including hypertension, thyroid disease and heart failure. So I'm doubling down on my efforts to stem the tide. I won't send an email unless it is necessary. I will make my reader's job easy. And, whenever I can, I'll elect to pick up the phone. An added benefit? I'll never accidentally \"reply all\" on the phone.\nYou are here: HomeWashtenaw County > Considerations before pushing the send key",
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        "raw_content": "I don't think I can explain how good it feels to be organized, since I have made that a priority I have had the time and desire to plan my meals. I know what I have and I know where everything is... every night I come home from work I immediately go to the kitchen, start preparing a meal that I have planned. I never go to bed without washing dishes, it is so nice to wake up to a clean kitchen. I can feel some opposition from myself at times but I push through and I am happy when I do. I end up enjoying my evenings so much more as I can relax and enjoy whatever I plan on doing.\nValentina isn't as thrilled with it as I am reminding her often of what she needs to do to help me keep up. Her room still isn't completely organized but that is on the top of my list on Friday... I have a vacation day and I am going to spend it with the lady who has helped me organize before. I think if Valentina can have a place for everything, she will feel like keeping it that way... I am well aware of how overwhelming it can be when you have an abundance of items and no idea where to put them.\nI feel like I am on the path I had strayed from after the new year... the exercise is coming slowly but I am okay with that for now as I want to work up to daily activity so that one it will be a way of life again and two I won't go overboard and injure myself... especially since I have put weight on... The really good thing is that I feel better about my food choices and physically I am feeling better with those decisions. I have made a commitment to myself which I know is the only way to be successful... the truth is no one can do it for me...\nNext Saturday is my birthday and I have some plans for this milestone... none of the ideas I have include cake or treating myself. I think that is great for some people... for me I need to stay focused and honestly I am quite thrilled with the food that I am eating, I am enjoying the flavor that comes from good fruit and vegetables ... I am not feeling the least bit restricted, I am more aware of what I am eating and appreciating it more.\nI won't be using my blog to write about how much weight I lose... I will write about what is working for me and how I am feeling from week to week... Besides how much weight I lose is not as important as how I feel... I believe that making small changes will build on bigger changes which will ultimately help me to be more successful. I have always known that losing weight isn't the most difficult thing, maintaining it is the trial... I have confidence that it is possible if I continue to have a strong desire.\nWhat I learned from the past 6-7 months of eating as I pleased and not allowing myself to be aware is that whether I like to admit it or not... it was a decision I made. I also know it's important not to blame myself for poor choices, if I change them that is the best way to move on... will I fall again? More than likely but I am more mindful and with the knowledge I have, it means I can't really allow myself to fall too far and say it's impossible to turn the choice around... I know the truth, it is possible...\nLabels: Challenge , Choice , Feelings , Healthy , Organization , Possible , Success , Trial , Weight\nI had a very productive week, I took time off from blogging and from TV while Valentina went to camp and I had a woman I know come to my home and we cleaned my entire home... when Valya goes to another camp the end of this month, the woman I know is going to come over so that we can finish off by organizing and purging the closets. I have been loving how clean it is, it's so much easier when you know where items are... the main idea I have to teach Valentina is that she needs to pick up after herself... I cannot do it all alone.\nI want to be completely ready when the time comes for me to work from home, which should be very soon... I feel like if I can be organized that I will have more time to do the things I want to do, such as get back to walking regularly... I am even contemplating purchasing a bike to drive on the trails... I think it would be good exercise for taking pressure off my knees. The trail is fairly flat and very scenic... I think it would be awesome to bike it daily, it goes out for quite a distance too..\nI have been feeling an urgent need to start taking better care of my health, I have been conscious of how uncomfortable I am with the weight I have gained back... I know how good it feels when I am paying attention to my health. I also am well aware that when I make a commitment as I have done in the past, it doesn't take long to get into the swing of it... success is most certainly possible... What has always been the difficult part of losing weight and becoming healthy is maintaining, there are so many challenges that can get in your way, weather, depression and injury... None of these should stop me...\nWhen I was at my most successful in the past, I didn't let anything get in the way of my goal... not even my 50th birthday when I made a watermelon birthday cake, instead of a high calorie cake. I didn't feel like I was missing out, I felt incredibly good and on top of my health. The more I exercised, the better and stronger I felt... It was an incredible feeling... at first I started because of the contest but ultimately I kept doing it for me and I then competed with me.\nI think we all need to find what brings our passions out with exercise, mine was walking... I know I will enjoy biking as I biked about 15 years ago and I loved it. For the past couple of months I have been waiting to feel motivated but waiting won't give me the desire, just doing is the only way. My birthday is in less then two weeks, I also will have enough money to purchase a really good pair of sneakers so that I can be successful.\nI will be back to tracking my walking on Map My Walk, I would love to surpass the 600 miles I walked in three months last year. I also know it will be slow going in the beginning, it's very easy to get out of shape but I also know it doesn't take long to get back into the swing of it... I don't plan to push myself too hard in the beginning, the last thing I want to do is re injure myself. This time I plan to listen to my body and take a day off here and there to relax my body. 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I found many and I also found people who were writing only to become successful and make money off their blog. Many of those people no longer write as blogging isn't a simple way to make money by any means.\nSo, I told my friend that I think being successful with blogging means writing about what you love and what you know... also it is very important that you support other people. It takes a long time to build up readers, it comes from supporting each other and doing this with genuine comments. Believe me as time has gone on, I started moderating my comments so that I can stop the ones that aren't meaningful and that are only looking for you to visit them.\nI personally don't think this is a way to be successful as I have seen many of those bloggers stop writing... For myself I know I have read a blog where someone poured their hearts out and when I went to respond I was shocked with some of the generic comments that showed they never even bothered to read the content. 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        "raw_content": "Copyright in cease and desist letters? Not quite.\nA law firm\u2019s press release says:\nThe US District Court for the District of Idaho has found that copyright law protects a lawyer demand letter posted online by the recipient (Case No. MS-07-6236-EJL-MHW). The copyright decision, in pertinent part, has been made available by Dozier Internet Law, and is the first known court decision in the US to address the issue directly. The Final Judgment calls into serious question the practice of posting lawyer cease and desist letters online, a common tactic used and touted by First Amendment groups to attack legal efforts at resolving everything from defamation to intellectual property disputes.\nIn September 2007, Dozier Internet Law, a law firm specializing exclusively in representing business interests on the web, was targeted online by \u201cfree speech\u201d and \u201cpublic participation\u201d interests for asserting copyright ownership rights in a confidential cease and desist letter sent to a \u201cscam reporting site\u201d. The issue generated online buzz in the US with commentators such as Google\u2019s lead copyright counsel and Ralph Nader\u2019s Public Citizen attacking the practice as unlawful, and Dozier Internet Law responding. Bloggers from around the world soon joined the debate, reeling at the thought of losing a valuable counter-attack tool.\nThis sounds about as bad as a rule of law can get, on as many grounds as you can think of (creative work? First Amendment? fair use?) and the way it\u2019s being spun is going to cause an uproar on the Internet \u2014 already beginning.\nThis is not a new concept. But how accurate is the spin? Reader Chris, who had more time than I did tonight, read the opinion, and writes this in the comments:\nI just read the decision \u2013 at least the parts that Dozier posted online. Unsurprisingly, the case HARDLY stands for the broad proposition cited in the press release.\nThere\u2019s no analysis in the decision of whether the letter is truly copyrightable, merely an assumption that since the letter was registered with the Copyright Office, a prima facie case has been met. Interestingly, Dozier notes this on their website: \u201cDozier Internet Law notes that a US copyright registration is usually \u201crubber stamped\u201d and obtained on an expedited basis in about five business days.\u201d\nA lot less shocking than I first thought, based on the press release. And not at all shocking just how unethical this law firm is. (This post has been revised.)\nUPDATE: More explanation, from Joe Gratz, and this from Sam Bayard:\nReasonable minds could disagree on whether this C&D was sufficiently original to enjoy copyright protection, but the magistrate judge\u2019s hesitancy to examine the merits of the claim is disquieting, especially in this context where anonymous speech (rather than anonymous piracy) is at issue. Additionally, the court failed to consider fair use. One could argue that posting a C&D like this is always, or almost always, going to constitute fair use, and so a DMCA subpoena should not issue based on its posting. The case that comes to mind is Online Policy Group v. Diebold, where the court held that portions of Diebold\u2019s email archive were so clearly subject to the fair use defense that \u201c[n]o reasonable copyright holder could have believed that [they] were protected by copyright.\u201d In that case, fair use rendered a takedown notice defective (and made the sender liable for material misrepresentation). It is not a long stretch to argue that fair use could bar issuance of a subpoena, especially when the party seeking it must submit both a copy of a valid takedown notice and a sworn declaration that \u201cthe purpose for which the subpoena is sought is to obtain the identity of an alleged infringer.\u201d 17 U.S.C. \u00a7 512(h)(2)(A), (C).\nThen again, fair use is an affirmative defense, and so far courts have held that, in order to obtain a subpoena under sectin 512(h), a copyright holder need only plead a \u201cprima facie case\u201d of copyright infringement \u2014 that is, (a) ownership of a valid copyright; and (b) unauthorized copying. In such an analysis, there is no room for a fair use challenge. The question remains, however, whether this minimal standard does enough to protect the First Amendment rights of anonymous posters when copyright and First Amendment interests clash. 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        "raw_content": "A brief history between tradition and folklore\nLimone owes its importance to the ancient Monte Cornio pass, the Colle of Tenda, always privileged communication way between the Riviera, the C\u00f4te d'Azur and Piemonte, hence the nickname \"Mountain of two Rivieras\".\nThe etymology of the name is controversial: some derives from the Provencal \"li mount\" The mountains; according to others derives from the ancient greek \"Leimon\" and with more likelihood grassy spot, region rich pastures.\nA story that goes far away in time, as witnessed in the area by graffiti in Valley of Meraviglie and of Valmasca. With the coming of the Romans, the country became part of the Province Alpium Maritimarum. 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Born as a holiday center and summer resort in the late nineteenth century, was already at the beginning of the twentieth century, one of the first Italian places where they spread the winter sports .\nThe geographical position makes it a year-round destination, thanks to a mild alpine climate that is affected by the proximity of the sea.\nThe old town lively and welcoming, the surroundings equipped for outdoor sports, walks and routes in natural parks Italian and French are the components of a peaceful and relaxing holiday, but there are also opportunities for fun.\nAt the height of tourist season wide pedestrian area can easily follow the main road and enter the picturesque streets of the country, free from the encumbrance of passage and automobiles, welcomed in parking lots located at strategic points, on the edge of or close to the access to ski lifts.\nFountain four mouths in the square of the parish was built in 1510 and bears the signature of a Con. Sormanus de Como, the bust of St. Peter is newer.\nOn the sundial House Canonica it was written the couplet:\nAfflictis lentae Celeres revelers bus horae\n- For those afflicted times are slow, while passing quickly for those who rejoice\nIn the 28 February 1787 Thomas Jefferson entered on a journey that will lead him in southern France and northern Italy to the discovery of nature, architecture, art, lifestyles of these regions, the best known agricultural products (wine , rice etc.) and the techniques used by local farmers to optimize production and quality of crops.\nDuring his trip he kept a diary in which he noted the descriptions of the places he crossed and his impressions and its comments on the excellent technical cultivation used that could be exported to its country of origin, the nascent United States of America.\nThe diary was later published the same year under the title:\u201c Viaggio nel Sud della Francia e nel Nord dell\u2019Italia\u201d,title \"Memorandums taken on a journey from Paris into the southern parts of France and Northern Italy, in the year 1787\".\nThomas Jefferson later became the third President of the United States, his tenure lasted from 1801 to 1809.\nIn his itinerary Jefferson went from Nice to the province of Cuneo through the Escar\u00e8ne, Sospel and then going up the valley Roya up to Limone April 15, 1787, describing it in his journal with these words:\n\"By Limone I noticed an abundance of limestone wherever the ground is free of snow, that is up to half an hour or three quarters of an hour's walk from the top. 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        "raw_content": "By Niles Anderegg\nOn the tour of the Cottage, visitors hear of Lincoln\u2019s use of a parable of \u201cthe Wolf and the Sheep.\u201d The point of recounting this story is to explore Lincoln\u2019s views on the institution of slavery, and in particular how his attitude towards slavery and slaveholders had changed over time. But Lincoln\u2019s story also tells us something about his employment of rhetoric, and especially his use of parable.\nThe Wolf and the Sheep story, which would have reminded Lincoln\u2019s audience of the parable of the Good Shepherd from the Gospel of John, comes from a brief, little remembered speech Lincoln gave in Baltimore in April of 1864. The setting itself is important. Maryland, a border state that had remained in the union, was at this time considering a new constitution that would include a provision ending slavery. So Lincoln went to Baltimore to support and persuade Marylanders to adopt the new constitution. 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But Lincoln says no: in America, and in the world, liberty means different things to different people.\nLincoln goes on to give us two basic definitions of liberty. He notes that \u201cwith some, the word liberty may mean for each man to do as he pleases with himself and the product of his labor\u201d while with others liberty is where men are free to \u201cdo as they please with other men and the product of other men\u2019s labor.\u201d He goes on to point out that these two definitions are incompatible. He also points out that each believer in one definition of liberty will call the other definition tyranny. Then, instead of explaining which definition he believes is the correct one, he presents these two definitions in the form of a parable.\nLincoln dives into his parable almost without warning. \u201cThe shepherd,\u201d he says, \u201cdrives the wolf from the sheep\u2019s throat, for which the sheep thanks the shepherd as a liberator, while the wolf denounces him for the same act as the destroyer of liberty, especially as the sheep was a black one.\u201d He goes on to explain that his policy of emancipation is viewed the same way as the sheep and the wolf view the shepherd, even in the North. But he makes clear that it is the sheep\u2019s definition that he believes is the right one. He goes on to say that the people of Maryland were \u201cdoing something to define liberty\u201d and that their work has meant that \u201cthe Wolf\u2019s dictionary has been repudiated.\u201d\nThe language of this parable represents an evolution in Lincoln\u2019s thinking. He clearly defines the controversy over the meaning of liberty by creating a stark contrast which he applies directly to slavery. The wolf symbolizes those men who support a definition of liberty as: meaning to do as they please with other men and the product of other men\u2019s labor. This is a strongly negative description for Lincoln, given that throughout his pre-presidency political career he went out of his way to not demean slaveholders in particular, and Southerners in general. Here, for example, is a passage from Lincoln\u2019s debates with Douglas in 1858:\n\u201cBefore proceeding, let me say I think I have no prejudice against the Southern people. They are just what we would be in their situation. If slavery did not now exist among them, they would not introduce it. If it did now exist amongst us, we should not instantly give it up. This I believe of the masses North and South. Doubtless there are individuals on both sides, who would not hold slaves under any circumstances; and others who would gladly introduce slavery anew, if it were out of existence. We know that some Southern men do free their slaves, go North, and become tiptop Abolitionists; while some Northern ones go South, and become most cruel slave-masters.\u201d\nThe direct challenge to the morality of slaveholders found in the speech in Baltimore is a significant departure from Lincoln\u2019s pre-presidency rhetoric, but it is entirely consistent with the theme of the speech, which is that of change. The Civil War changed the lives of many Americans, and it also changed Abraham Lincoln. He came to realize that in order to win the war and save the union he needed to end slavery. He reinforces this view at the end of the Baltimore address when he alludes to news reports of the massacre of \u201csome three hundred colored soldiers and white officers\u201d at Fort Pillow, reminding his audience that there were those who resisted the inclusion of African-American troops in the Union Army who were now calling for retribution on Confederate prisoners.\nLincoln\u2019s remarks on the Fort Pillow massacre connects back to the \u201cblack sheep\u201d he refers to in his parable. In Lincoln\u2019s time (as well as in our own), the term \u201cblack sheep\u201d had a negative connotation, describing a disreputable member of a family or group. Lincoln, however, turns this definition in a new direction. If the sheep is traditionally the victim of the wolf, how much more in danger is the black sheep, who stands out from the rest of the flock. In arming the former slave, Lincoln might not be able to save every one of those black sheep, but at least he was giving them a fighting chance against the wolf. 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        "raw_content": "Since there were a couple of news items this past week relating to Superman and Batman movies, we decided to look back at all previous Superman and Batman movies.\nI have to make a correction, too. Probably several, but the one I can remember is that I said that the Starfire character on Titans is a prostitute but I don\u2019t think she actually is. I had just heard that, but I can\u2019t find verification anywhere. I can\u2019t find anything that says otherwise, either, but let\u2019s assume that she is not actually a prostitute. Not that there is anything wrong with being a sex worker of any kind, but comic book-based entertainment has a long history of not depicting sex workers in the most\u2026sensitive and respectful light. Anyway, the show still looks very bad.\nHere is Michael Kupperman\u2019s Dick Crazy comic, for your enjoyment:\npodcast, movies, DC Comics, batman, superman",
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        "raw_content": "WADE H. MANNING.\nAmong the extensive and prosperous landowners of Medicine township, Livingston county, is Wade H. Manning, who has become widely known as a stock-raiser of reputation, His farm of three hundred and forty five a acres is located on section it, Medicine township, and there lie was born December 8, 1879, a son of A. H. and Jennie (Anderson) Manning, both deceased. The father passed away in 1901 and the mother preceded him in death in 1896, both finding their last resting place in Chillicothe cemetery.\nWade H. Manning was reared under the parental roof and received his education in the public schools of Chillicothe, where he attended high school, leaving the latter institution at the age of twenty years. During his vacation periods he had acquainted himself with the methods and details of modern farming under the able guidance of his father and he began to manage the home farm and operate the same even before he reached his majority. Upon the death of his father the property came into his possession. Two hundred acres of the tract is under cultivation and there he engages in mixed farming, paying particular attention to stock-raising, the importance of which branch of his business is evidenced by the fact that he keeps fifteen horses, one hundred head of cattle and about two hundred hogs. Since coming in possession of the property he has instituted a number of improvements, including up-to-date equipment, and has remodeled and improved upon his buildings, greatly enhancing the value of the farm. His stock-raising interests are of such an extensive scope that they greatly add to his income and his industry and energy find substantial reward in a most gratifying degree of prosperity.\nOn October 1, 1911, Mr. Manning was married to Miss Lucy Clowdis, a daughter of Andrew J. and Mary R. (Smith) Clowdis, both of whom are deceased, the father passing away in March. 1904, and the mother in July, 1901. In his political views Mr. Manning is a democrat and is prominent in the local councils of his party, although he has never aspired to public office. His fraternal relation are with the Masonic body, in which he holds membership in the blue lodge. He is one of the most prosperous of the younger farmers of this section and the record which he has made is so creditable that none can grudge him the success which is his.",
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        "raw_content": "Years ago, in high school, some friends of mine severely wronged me. Their actions deeply wounded me and left a lasting emotional impact. I was left in a stage of rage, confusion, desolation and self-pity. I didn\u2019t know how to process those feelings, nor did I know how to move forward. Then, I had an epiphany about a lesson that many of us have been taught since childhood: forgiveness.\nThree of the world\u2019s largest religions \u2013 Christianity, Judaism and Islam \u2013 have slightly different approaches to forgiveness, but they all teach the same thing. Christianity tells its followers to forgive unconditionally, whether someone murders a member of my family or eats the last slice of my pumpkin pie. I should forgive both occasions equally.\nJudaism tells its followers to forgive after the perpetrator apologizes. During the High Holidays and leading up to Yom Kippur, Jews are meant to apologize or make penance for their wrongs. But, forgiveness without an apology is still considered pious. Islam tells its followers to value forgiveness because, similar to Christianity, Allah is the original source of all forgiveness.\nEastern religions place a high emphasis on forgiveness, as well. It\u2019s one of the six cardinal virtues of Hindu Dharma. The colorful Holi festival is a traditional Hindu holiday in which people are meant to mend past relationships \u2013 literally a day of forgiveness. In Buddhism, forgiveness is stressed because it\u2019s seen as a spiritual tool to preserve mental prosperity and peace within oneself.\nMy epiphany emerged one morning as I sat in a chapel, listening to Jesus\u2019 teachings regarding forgiveness. Although I had heard the exact same teaching my entire life, perhaps I needed to be in the midst of my emotional agony to get the message. This is where I believe Buddhism gets it right, both spiritually and practically.\nAs with any good idealistic notion, there\u2019s science to back it up. Psychology provides many of the answers. In 2017, an article titled \u201cForgiveness can improve mental and physical health\u201d was published in Monitor on Psychology, the magazine published by the American Psychological Association. The article cited several studies that all suggest the same thing: forgiveness is good for you. Those studies indicate that forgiveness can reduce chronic stress, alleviate \u201ctoxic\u201d anger and build self-esteem.\nForgiveness, then, is a tool in which we tell ourselves, \u201cI don\u2019t want these negative feelings anymore, so I\u2019ll make peace with this situation myself.\u201d It\u2019s a mental hurdle and it\u2019s not always easy to navigate, especially when those negative feelings are felt so strongly, but it\u2019s worth adding to our toolkit.\nThink of forgiveness as another muscle; start small and work your way up. You may not be able to forgive that friend who wronged you quite yet, but you can start forgiving a stranger who cuts you off in traffic or a boss who scolds you for no good reason. It might be uncomfortable and frustrating at first, but if the world\u2019s great religions, psychology and my personal experience tell you anything, it\u2019s that it\u2019ll be worth it in the long run.\nJames Smith is a 22-year-old mass communication major from Grand Coteau, Louisiana.",
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        "raw_content": "carolyn@mainlinetherapy.com\n18 Mystic Lane, Malvern PA 19355\nMain Line Therapy is a stress and anxiety center that helps individuals, couples and families lead happier and more fulfilling lives. Whether you are looking for guidance with anxiety or depression, tools to better manage your emotions, help with grieving a loss or confronting a fear, support in maintaining and managing a difficult relationship, or to gain some personal insight and self awareness about yourself, you have found the right place, and the results can be life changing. \u200b\n\u200bCarolyn Smith, MSW, LCSW\nI'm Carolyn Smith and I've been practicing in this field since 2001 and the founder of Main Line Therapy since 2007. I earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in both Psychology and Communication Studies from Bloomsburg University, as well as my Master of Arts in Social Work from Monmouth University. Practicing as a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) since 2003, and being an active member of the National Association of Social Workers (NASW) since 2001, I have had many learning opportunities that have not only helped me professionally, but personally as well. I also, practice in accordance with the National Social Workers Code of Ethics.\n\u200bMy clinical style is focused on a variety of approaches to teach the client about themselves. This includes an awareness of thoughts and behaviors that may be negatively affecting their lives, healthy ways to release trapped or suppressed emotions, and communicating assertive what their wants are in a way that will most likely generate positive results. As we become more mindful of emotions and are able to make sense of them, we tend to be less emotionally reactive and more disciplined in our thinking, which leads to stronger confidence and an acceptance for who we are. As this self awareness continues to grow, our motivation tends to grow with it. I am a true believer in mindfulness, whether that is through meditation or the simple act of being present in our lives throughout the day, because when our minds are calm we have the ability to see things much clearer. There is a science behind our emotions and as we learn and apply it to our lives, it changes the way the world looks.\nAlthough there are some general guidelines that I tend to follow in my practice, each treatment plan is individualized and created special for each client addressing their specific goals and needs. This also takes into account the client's history, family history, psychosocial stressors, lifestyle demands and personality characteristics, as well as what you, the client is most motivated to change.\nPlease take notice of my super sweetie, golden doodle Maci, who often enjoys the benefits of therapy as well!",
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        "raw_content": "The Acceptance of The Christian Conception of Life Will\nEmancipate Men From The Miseries of Our Pagan Life\nThe External Life of Christian Peoples Remains Pagan Though they are Penetrated by Christian Consciousness--The Way Out of this Contradiction is by the Acceptance of the Christian Theory of Life--Only Through Christianity is Every Man Free, and Emancipated of All Human Authority--This Emancipation can be Effected by no Change in External Conditions of Life, but Only by a Change in the Conception of Life--The Christian Ideal of Life Requires Renunciation of all Violence, and in Emancipating the Man who Accepts it, Emancipates the Whole World from All External Authorities--The Way Out of the Present Apparently Hopeless Position is for Every Man who is Capable of Assimilating the Christian Conception of Life, to Accept it and Live in Accordance with it--But Men Consider this Way too Slow, and Look for Deliverance Through Changes in Material Conditions of Life Aided by Government--That Will Lead to No Improvement, as it is simply Increasing the Evil under which Men are Suffering--A Striking Instance of this is the Submission to Compulsory Military Service, which it would be More Advantageous for Every Man to Refuse than to Submit to--The Emancipation of Men Can Only be Brought About by each Individual Emancipating Himself, and the Examples of this Self-emancipation which are already Appearing Threaten the Destruction of Governmental Authority--Refusal to Comply with the Unchristian Demands of Government Undermines the Authority of the State and Emancipates Men--And therefore Cases of such Non- compliance are Regarded with more Dread by State Authorities than any Conspiracies or Acts of Violence--Examples of Non-compliance in Russia, in Regard to Oath of Allegiance, Payment of Taxes, Passports, Police Duties, and Military Service--Examples of such Non-compliance in other States--Governments do not Know how to Treat Men who Refuse to Comply with their Demands on Christian Grounds--Such People, without Striking a Blow, Undermine the very Basis of Government from Within--To Punish them is Equivalent to Openly Renouncing Christianity, and Assisting in Diffusing the Very Principle by which these Men justify their Non-compliance--So Governments are in a Helpless Position--Men who Maintain the Uselessness of Personal Independence, only Retard the Dissolution Dissolution of the Present State Organization Based on Force.\nThe position of the Christian peoples in our days has remained just as cruel as it was in the times of paganism. In many respects, especially in the oppression of the masses, it has become even more cruel than it was in the days of paganism.\nBut between the condition of men in ancient times and their condition in our days there is just the difference that we see in the world of vegetation between the last days of autumn and the first days of spring. In the autumn the external lifelessness in nature corresponds with its inward condition of death, while in the spring the external lifelessness is in sharp contrast with the internal state of reviving and passing into new forms of life.\nIn the same way the similarity between the ancient heathen life and the life of to-day is merely external: the inward condition of men in the times of heathenism was absolutely different from their inward condition at the present time.\nThen the outward condition of cruelty and of slavery was in complete harmony with the inner conscience of men, and every step in advance intensified this harmony; now the outward condition of cruelty and of slavery is completely contradictory to the Christian consciousness of men, and every step in advance only intensifies this contradiction.\nHumanity is passing through seemingly unnecessary, fruitless agonies. It is passing through something like the throes of birth. Everything is ready for the new life, but still the new life does not come.\nThere seems no way out of the position. And there would be none, except that a man (and thereby all men) is gifted with the power of forming a different, higher theory of life, which at once frees him from all the bonds by which he seems indissolubly fettered.\nAnd such a theory is the Christian view of life made known to mankind eighteen hundred years ago.\nA man need only make this theory of life his own, for the fetters which seemed so indissolubly forged upon him to drop off of themselves, and for him to feel himself absolutely free, just as a bird would feel itself free in a fenced-in place directly it tools to its wings.\nPeople talk about the liberty of the Christian Church, about giving or not giving freedom to Christians. Underlying all these ideas and expressions there is some strange misconception. Freedom cannot be bestowed on or taken from a Christian or Christians. Freedom is an inalienable possession of the Christian.\nIf we talk of bestowing freedom on Christians or withholding it from them, we are obviously talking not of real Christians but of people who only call themselves Christians. A Christian cannot fail to be free, because the attainment of the aim he sets before himself cannot be prevented or even hindered by anyone or anything.\nLet a man only understand his life as Christianity teaches him to understand it, let him understand, that is, that his life belongs not to him--not to his own individuality, nor to his family, nor to the state--but to him who has sent him into the world, and let him once understand that he must therefore fulfill not the law of his own individuality, nor his family, nor of the state, but the infinite law of him from whom he has come; and he will not only feel himself absolutely free from every human power, but will even cease to regard such power as at all able to hamper anyone.\nLet a man but realize that the aim of his life is the fulfillment of God's law, and that law will replace all other laws for him, and he will give it his sole allegiance, so that by that very allegiance every human law will lose all binding and controlling power in his eyes.\nThe Christian is independent of every human authority by the fact that he regards the divine law of love, implanted in the soul of every man, and brought before his consciousness by Christ, as the sole guide of his life and other men's also.\nThe Christian may be subjected to external violence, he may be deprived of bodily freedom, he may be in bondage to his passions (he who commits sin is the slave of sin), but he cannot be in bondage in the sense of being forced by any danger or by any threat of external harm to perform an act which is against his conscience.\nHe cannot be compelled to do this, because the deprivations and sufferings which form such a powerful weapon against men of the state conception of life, have not the least power to compel him.\nDeprivations and sufferings take from them the happiness for which they live; but far from disturbing the happiness of the Christian, which consists in the consciousness of fulfilling the will of God, they may even intensify it, when they are inflicted on him for fulfilling his will.\nAnd therefore the Christian, who is subject only to the inner divine law, not only cannot carry out the enactments of the external law, when they are not in agreement with the divine law of love which he acknowledges (as is usually the case with state obligations), he cannot even recognize the duty of obedience to anyone or anything whatever, he cannot recognize the duty of what is called allegiance.\nFor a Christian the oath of allegiance to any government whatever --the very act which is regarded as the foundation of the existence of a state--is a direct renunciation of Christianity. For the man who promises unconditional obedience in the future to laws, made or to be made, by that very promise is in the most, positive manner renouncing Christianity, which means obeying in every circumstance of life only the divine law of love he recognizes within him.\nUnder the pagan conception of life it was possible to carry out the will of the temporal authorities, without infringing the law of God expressed in circumcisions, Sabbaths, fixed times of prayer, abstention from certain kinds of food, and so on. The one law was not opposed to the other. But that is just the distinction between the Christian religion and heathen religion. Christianity does not require of a man certain definite negative acts, but puts him in a new, different relation to men, from which may result the most diverse acts, which cannot be defined beforehand. And therefore the Christian not only cannot promise to obey the will of any other man, without knowing what will be required by that will; he not only cannot obey the changing laws of than, but he cannot even promise to do anything definite at a certain time, or to abstain from doing anything for a certain time. For he cannot know what at any time will be required of him by that Christian law of love, obedience to which constitutes the meaning of life for him. The Christian, in promising unconditional fulfillment of the laws of men in the future, would show plainly by that promise that the inner law of God does not constitute for him the sole law of his life.\nFor a Christian to promise obedience to men, or the laws of men, is just as though a workman bound to one employer should also promise to carry out every order that might be given him by outsiders. One cannot serve two masters.\nThe Christian is independent of human authority, because he acknowledges God's authority alone. His law, revealed by Christ, he recognizes in himself, and voluntarily obeys it.\nAnd this independence is gained, not by means of strife, not by the destruction of existing forms,of life, but only by a change in the interpretation of life. This independence results first from the Christian recognizing the law of love, revealed to him by his teacher, as perfectly sufficient for all human relations, and therefore he regards every use of force as unnecessary and unlawful; and secondly, from the fact that those deprivations and sufferings, or threats of deprivations and sufferings (which reduce the man of the social conception of life to the necessity of obeying) to the Christian from his different conception of life, present themselves merely as the inevitable conditions of existence. And these conditions, without striving against them by force, he patiently endures, like sickness, hunger, and every other hardship, but they cannot serve him as a guide for his actions. The only guide for the Christian's actions is to be found in the divine principle living within him, which cannot be checked or governed by anything.\nThe Christian acts according to the words of the prophecy applied to his teacher: \"He shall not strive, nor cry; neither shall any man hear his voice in the streets. A bruised reed shall he not break, and smoking flax shall he not quench, till he send forth judgment unto victory.\" (Matt. xii. 19, 20.)\nThe Christian will not dispute with anyone, nor attack anyone, nor use violence against anyone. On the contrary, he will bear violence without opposing it. But by this very attitude to violence, he will not only himself be free, but will free the whole world from all external power.\n\"Ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free.\" If there were any doubt of Christianity being the truth, the perfect liberty, that nothing can curtail, which a man experiences directly he makes the Christian theory of life his own, would be an unmistakable proof of its truth.\nMen in their present condition are like a swarm of bees hanging in a cluster to a branch. The position of the bees on the branch is temporary, and must inevitably be changed. They must start off and find themselves a habitation. Each of the bees knows this, and desires to change her own and the others' position, but no one of them can do it till the rest of them do it. They cannot all start off at once, because one hangs on to another and hinders her from separating from the swarm, and therefore they all continue to hang there. It would seem that the bees could never escape from their position, just as it seems that worldly men, caught in the toils of the state conception of life, can never escape. And there would be no escape for the bees, if each of them were not a living, separate creature, endowed with wings of its own. Similarly there would be no escape for men, if each were not a living being endowed with the faculty of entering into the Christian conception of life.\nIf every bee who could fly, did not try to fly, the others, too, would never be stirred, and the swarm would never change its position. And if the man who has mastered the Christian conception of life would not, without waiting for other people, begin to live in accordance with this conception, mankind would never change its position. But only let one bee spread her wings, start off, and fly away, and after her another, and another, and the clinging, inert cluster would become a freely flying swarm of bees. Just in the same way, only let one man look at life as Christianity teaches him to look at it, and after him let another and another do the same, and the enchanted circle of existence in the state conception of life, from which there seemed no escape, will be broken through.\nBut men think that to set all men free by this means is too slow a process, that they must find some other means by which they could set all men free at once. It is just as though the bees who want to start and fly away should consider it too long a process to wait for all the swarm to start one by one; and should think they ought to find some means by which it would not be necessary for every separate bee to spread her wings and fly off, but by which the whole swarm could fly at once where it wanted to. But that is not possible; till a first, a second, a third, a hundredth bee spreads her wings and flies off of her own accord, the swarm will not fly off and will not begin its new life. Till every individual man makes the Christian conception of life his own, and begins to live in accord with it, there can be no solution of the problem of human life, and no establishment of a new form of life.\nOne of the most striking phenomena of our times is precisely this advocacy of slavery, which is promulgated among the masses, not by governments, in whom it is inevitable, but by men who, in advocating socialistic theories, regard themselves as the champions of freedom.\nThese people advance the opinion that the amelioration of life, the bringing of the facts of life into harmony with the conscience, will come, not as the result of the personal efforts of individual men, but of itself as the result of a certain possible reconstruction of society effected in some way or other. The idea is promulgated that men ought not to walk on their own legs where they want and ought to go, but that a kind of floor under their feet will be moved somehow, so that on it they can reach where they ought to go without moving their own legs. And, therefore, all their efforts ought to be directed, not to going so far as their strength allows in the direction they ought to go, but to standing still and constructing such a floor.\nIn the sphere of political economy a theory is propounded which amounts to saying that the worse things are the better they are; that the greater the accumulation of capital, and therefore the oppression of the workman, the nearer the day of emancipation, and, therefore, every personal effort on the part of a man to free himself from the oppression of capital is useless. In the sphere of government it is maintained that the greater the power of the government, which, according to this theory, ought to intervene in every department of private life in which it has not yet intervened, the better it will be, and that therefore we ought to invoke the interference of government in private life. In politics and international questions it is maintained that the improvement of the means of destruction, the multiplication of armaments, will lead to the necessity of making war by means of congresses, arbitration, and so on. And, marvelous to say, so great is the dullness of men, that they believe in these theories, in spite of the fact that the whole course of life, every step they take, shows how unworthy they are of belief.\nThe people are suffering from oppression, and to deliver them from this oppression they are advised to frame general measures for the improvement of their position, which measures are to be intrusted to the authorities, and themselves to continue to yield obedience to the authorities. And obviously all that results from this is only greater power in the hands of the authorities, and greater oppression resulting from it.\nNot one of the errors of men carries them so far away from the aim toward which they are struggling as this very one. They do all kinds of different things for the attainment of their aim, but not the one simple obvious thing which is within reach of everyone. They devise the subtlest means for changing the position which is irksome to them, but not that simplest means, that everyone should refrain from doing what leads to that position.\nI have been told a story of a gallant police officer, who came to a village where the peasants were in insurrection and the military had been called out, and he undertook to pacify the insurrection in the spirit of Nicholas I., by his personal influence alone. He ordered some loads of rods to be brought, and collecting all the peasants together into a barn, he went in with them, locking the door after him. To begin with, he so terrified the peasants by his loud threats that, reduced to submission by him, they set to work to flog one another at his command. And so they flogged one another until a simpleton was found who would not allow himself to be flogged, and shouted to his companions not to flog one another. Only then the fogging ceased, and the police officer made his escape. Well, this simpleton's advice would never be followed by men of the state conception of life, who continue to flog one another, and teach people that this very act of self-castigation is the last word of human wisdom.\nIndeed, can one imagine a more striking instance of men flogging themselves than the submissiveness with which men of our times will perform the very duties required of them to keep them in slavery, especially the duty of military service? We see people enslaving themselves, suffering from this slavery, and believing that it must be so, that it does not matter, and will not hinder the emancipation of men, which is being prepared somewhere, somehow, in spite of the ever-increasing growth of slavery.\nIn fact, take any man of the present time whatever (I don't mean a true Christian, but an average man of the present day), educated or uneducated, believing or unbelieving, rich or poor, married or unmarried. Such a man lives working at his work, or enjoying his amusements, spending the fruits of his labors on himself or on those near to him, and, like everyone, hating every kind of restriction and deprivation, dissension and suffering. Such a man is going his way peaceably, when suddenly people come and say to him: First, promise and swear to us that you will slavishly obey us in everything we dictate to you, and will consider absolutely good and authoritative everything we plan, decide, and call law. Secondly, hand over a part of the fruits of your labors for us to dispose of--we will use the money to keep you in slavery, and to hinder you from forcibly opposing our orders. Thirdly, elect others, or be yourself elected, to take a pretended share in the government, knowing all the while that the government will proceed quite without regard to the foolish speeches you, and those like you, may utter, and knowing that its proceedings will be according to our will, the will of those who have the army in their hands. Fourthly, come at a certain time to the law courts and take your share in those senseless cruelties which we perpetrate on sinners, and those whom we have corrupted, in the shape of penal servitude, exile, solitary confinement, and death. And fifthly and lastly, more than all this, in spite of the fact that you maybe on the friendliest terms with people of other nations, be ready, directly we order you to do so, to regard those whom we indicate to you as your enemies; and be ready to assist, either in person or by proxy, in devastation, plunder, and murder of their men, women, children, and aged alike--possibly your own kinsmen or relations-- if that is necessary to us.\nOne would expect that every man of the present day who has a grain of sense left, might reply to such requirements, \"But why should I do all this?\" One would think every right-minded man must say in amazement: \"Why should I promise to yield obedience to everything that has been decreed first by Salisbury, then by Gladstone; one day by Boulanger, and another by Parliament; one day by Peter III., the next by Catherine, and the day after by Pougachef; one day by a mad king of Bavaria, another by William? Why should I promise to obey them, knowing them to be wicked or foolish people, or else not knowing them at all? Why am I to hand over the fruits of my labors to them in the shape of taxes, knowing that the money will be spent on the support of officials, prisons, churches, armies, on things that are harmful, and on my own enslavement? Why should I punish myself? Why should I go wasting my time and hoodwinking myself, giving to miscreant evildoers a semblance of legality, by taking part in elections, and pretending that I am taking part in the government, when I know very well that the real control of the government is in the hands of those who have got hold of the army? Why should I go to the law courts to take part in the trial and punishment of men because they have sinned, knowing, if I am a Christian, that the law of vengeance is replaced by the law of love, and, if I am an educated man, that punishments do not reform, but only deprave those on whom they are inflicted? And why, most of all, am I to consider as enemies the people of a neighboring nation, with whom I have hitherto lived and with whom I wish to live in love and harmony, and to kill and rob them, or to bring them to misery, simply in order that the keys of the temple at Jerusalem may be in the hands of one archbishop and not another, that one German and not another may be prince in Bulgaria, or that the English rather than the American merchants may capture seals?\nAnd why, most of all, should I take part in person or hire others to murder my own brothers and kinsmen? Why should I flog myself? It is altogether unnecessary for me; it is hurtful to me, and from every point of view it is immoral, base, and vile. So why should I do this? If you tell me that if I do it not I shall receive some injury from someone, then, in the first place, I cannot anticipate from anyone an injury so great as the injury you bring on me if I obey you; and secondly, it is perfectly clear to me that if we our own selves do not flog ourselves, no one will flog us.\nAs for the government--that means the tzars, ministers, and officials with pens in their hands, who cannot force us into doing anything, as that officer of police compelled the peasants; the men who will drag us to the law court, to prison, and to execution, are not tzars or officials with pens in their hands, but the very people who are in the same position as we are. And it is just as unprofitable and harmful and unpleasant to them to be flogged as to me, and therefore there is every likelihood that if I open their eyes they not only would not treat me with violence, but would do just as I am doing.\nThirdly, even if it should come to pass that I had to suffer for it, even then it would be better for me to be exiled or sent to prison for standing up for common sense and right--which, if not to-day, at least within a very short time, must be triumphant-- than to suffer for folly and wrong which must come to an end directly. And therefore, even in that case, it is better to run the risk of their banishing me, shutting me up in prison, or executing me, than of my living all my life in bondage, through my own fault, to wicked men. Better is this than the possibility of being destroyed by victorious enemies, and being stupidly tortured and killed by them, in fighting for a cannon, or a piece of land of no use to anyone, or for a senseless rag called a banner.\nI don't want to flog myself and I won't do it. I have no reason to do it. Do it yourselves, if you want it done; but I won't do it.\nOne would have thought that not religious or moral feeling alone, but the simplest common sense and foresight should impel every man of the present day to answer and to act in that way. But not so. Men of the state conception of life are of the opinion that to act in that way is not necessary, and is even prejudicial to the attainment of their object, the emancipation of men from slavery. They hold that we must continue, like the police officer's peasants, to flog one another, consoling ourselves with the reflection that we are talking away in the assemblies and meetings, founding trades unions, marching through the streets on the 1st of May, getting up conspiracies, and stealthily teasing the government that is flogging us, and that through all this it will be brought to pass that, by enslaving ourselves in closer and closer bondage, we shall very soon be free.\nNothing hinders the emancipation of men from slavery so much as this amazing error. Instead of every man directing his energies to freeing himself, to transforming his conception of life, people seek for an external united method of gaining freedom, and continue to rivet their chains faster and faster.\nIt is much as if men were to maintain that to make up a fire there was no need to kindle any of the coals, but that all that was necessary was to arrange the coals in a certain order. Yet the fact that the freedom of all men will be brought about only through the freedom of individual persons, becomes more and more clear as time goes on. The freedom of individual men, in the name of the Christian conception of life, from state domination, which was formerly an exceptional and unnoticed phenomenon, has of late acquired threatening significance for state authorities.\nIf in a former age, in the Roman times, it happened that a Christian confessed his religion and refused to take part in sacrifices, and to worship the emperors or the gods; or in the Middle Ages a Christian refused to worship images, or to acknowledge the authority of the Pope--these cases were in the first place a matter of chance. A man might be placed under the necessity of confessing his faith, or he might live all his life without being placed under this necessity. But now all men, without exception, are subjected to this trial of their faith. Every man of the present day is under the necessity of taking part in the cruelties of pagan life, or of refusing all participation in them. And secondly, in those days cases of refusal to worship the gods or the images or the Pope were not incidents that had any material bearing on the state. Whether men worshiped or did not worship the gods or the images or the Pope, the state remained just as powerful. But now cases of refusing to comply with the unchristian demands of the government are striking at the very root of state authority, because the whole authority of the state is based on the compliance with these unchristian demands.\nThe sovereign powers of the world have in the course of time been brought into a position in which, for their own preservation, they must require from all men actions which cannot be performed by men who profess true Christianity.\nAnd therefore in our days every profession of true Christianity, by any individual man, strikes at the most essential power of the state, and inevitably leads the way for the emancipation of all.\nWhat importance, one might think, can one attach to such an incident as some dozens of crazy fellows, as people will call them, refusing to take the oath of allegiance to the government, refusing to pay taxes, to take part in law proceedings or in military service?\nThese people are punished and exiled to a distance, and life goes on in its old way. One might think there was no importance in such incidents; but yet, it is just those incidents, more than anything else, that will undermine the power of the state and prepare the way for the freedom of men. These are the individual bees, who are beginning to separate from the swarm, and are flying near it, waiting till the whole swarm can no longer be prevented from starting off after them. And the governments know this, and fear such incidents more than all the socialists, communists, and anarchists, and their plots and dynamite bombs.\nA new reign is beginning. According to the universal rule and established order it is required that all the subjects should take the oath of allegiance to the new government. There is a general decree to that effect, and all are summoned to the council-houses to take the oath. All at once one man in Perm, another in Tula, a third in Moscow, and a fourth in Kalouga declare that they will not take the oath, and though there is no communication between them, they all explain their refusal on the same grounds--namely, that swearing is forbidden by the law of Christ, and that even if swearing had not been forbidden, they could not, in the spirit of the law of Christ, promise to perform the evil actions required of them in the oath, such as informing against all such as may act against the interests of the government, or defending their government with firearms or attacking its enemies. They are brought before rural police officers, district police captains, priests, and governors. They are admonished, questioned, threatened, and punished; but they adhere to their resolution, and do not take the oath. And among the millions of those who did take the oath, those dozens go on living who did not take the oath. And they are questioned:\n\"What, didn't you take the oath?\"\n\"No, I didn't take the oath.\"\n\"And what happened--nothing?\"\nThe subjects of a state are all bound to pay taxes. And everyone pays taxes, till suddenly one man in Kharkov, another in Tver, and a third in Samara refuse to pay taxes--all, as though in collusion, saying the same thing. One says he will only pay when they tell him what object the money taken from him will be spent on. \"If it is for good deeds,\" he says, \"he will give it of his own accord, and more even than is required of him. If for evil deeds, then he will give nothing voluntarily, because by the law of Christ, whose follower he is, he cannot take part in evil deeds.\" The others, too, say the same in other words, and will not voluntarily pay the taxes.\nThose who have anything to be taken have their property taken from them by force; as for those who have nothing, they are left alone.\n\"What, didn't you pay the tax?\"\n\"No, I didn't pay it.\"\n\"And what happened-nothing?\"\nThere is the institution of passports. Everyone moving from his place of residence is bound to carry one, and to pay a duty on it. Suddenly people are to be found in various places declaring that to carry a passport is not necessary, that one ought not to recognize one's dependence on a state which exists by means of force; and these people do not carry passports, or pay the duty on them. And again, it's impossible to force those people by any means to do what is required. They send them to jail, and let them out again, and these people live without passports.\nAll peasants are bound to fill certain police offices--that of village constable, and of watchman, and so on. Suddenly in Kharkov a peasant refuses to perform this duty, justifying his refusal on the ground that by the law of Christ, of which he is a follower, he cannot put any man in fetters, lock him up, or drag him from place to place. The same declaration is made by a peasant in Tver, another in Tambov. These peasants are abused, beaten, shut up in prison, but they stick to their resolution and don't fill these offices against their convictions. And at last they cease to appoint them as constables. And again nothing happens.\nAll citizens are obliged to take a share in law proceedings in the character of jurymen. Suddenly the most different people-- mechanics, professors, tradesmen, peasants, servants, as though by agreement refuse to fill this office, and not on the grounds allowed as sufficient by law, but because any process at law is, according to their views, unchristian. They fine these people, trying not to let them have an opportunity of explaining their motives in public, and replace them by others. And again nothing can be done.\nAll young men of twenty-one years of age are obliged to draw lots for service in the army. All at once one young man in Moscow, another in Tver, a third in Kharkov, and a fourth in Kiev present themselves before the authorities, and, as though by previous agreement, declare that they will not take the oath, they will not serve because they are Christians. I will give the details of one of the first cases, since they have become more frequent, which I happen to know about [footnote: All the details of this case, as well as those preceding it, are authentic]. The same treatment has been repeated in every other case. A young man of fair education refuses in the Moscow Townhall to take the oath. No attention is paid to what he says, and it is requested that he should pronounce the words of the oath like the rest. He declines, quoting a particular passage of the Gospel in which swearing is forbidden. No attention is paid to his arguments, and he is again requested to comply with the order, but he does not comply with it. Then it is supposed that he is a sectary and therefore does not understand Christianity in the right sense, that is to say, not in the sense in which the priests in the pay of the government understand it. And the young man is conducted under escort to the priests, that they may bring him to reason. The priests begin to reason with him, but their efforts in Christ's name to persuade him to renounce Christ obviously have no influence on him; he is pronounced incorrigible and sent back again to the army. He persists in not taking the oath and openly refuses to perform any military duties. It is a case that has not been provided for by the laws. To overlook such a refusal to comply with the demands of the authorities is out of the question, but to put such a case on a par with simple breach of discipline is also out of the question.\nAfter deliberation among themselves, the military authorities decide to get rid of the troublesome young man, to consider him as a revolutionist, and they dispatch him under escort to the committee of the secret police. The police authorities and gendarmes cross-question him, but nothing that he says can be brought under the head of any of the misdemeanors which come under their jurisdiction. And there is no possibility of accusing him either of revolutionary acts or revolutionary plotting, since he declares that he does not wish to attack anything, but, on the contrary, is opposed to any use of force, and, far from plotting in secret, he seeks every opportunity of saying and doing all that he says and does in the most open manner. And the gendarmes, though they are bound by no hard-and-fast rules, still find no ground for a criminal charge in the young man, and, like the clergy, they send him back to the army. Again the authorities deliberate together, and decide to accept him though he has not taken the oath, and to enrol him among the soldiers. They put him into the uniform, enrol him, and send him under guard to the place where the army is quartered. There the chief officer of the division which he enters again expects the young man to perform his military duties, and again he refuses to obey, and in the presence of other soldiers explains the reason of his refusal, saying that he as a Christian cannot voluntarily prepare himself to commit murder, which is forbidden by the law of Moses.\nThis incident occurs in a provincial town. The case awakens the interest, and even the sympathy, not only of outsiders, but even of the officers. And the chief officers consequently do not decide to punish this refusal of obedience with disciplinary measures. To save appearances, though, they shut the young man up in prison, and write to the highest military authorities to inquire what they are to do. To refuse to serve in the army, in which the Tzar himself serves, and which enjoys the blessing of the Church, seems insanity from the official point of view. Consequently they write from Petersburg that, since the young man must be out of his mind, they must not use any severe treatment with him, but must send him to a lunatic asylum, that his mental condition may be inquired into and be scientifically treated. They send him to the asylum in the hope that he will remain there, like another young man, who refused ten years ago at Tver to serve in the army, and who was tortured in the asylum till he submitted. But even this step does not rid the military authorities of the inconvenient man. The doctors examine him, interest themselves warmly in his case, and naturally finding in him no symptoms of mental disease, send him back to the army. There they receive him, and making believe to have forgotten his refusal, and his motives for it, they again request him to go to drill, and again in the presence of the other soldiers he refuses and explains the reason of his refusal. The affair continues to attract more and more attention, both among the soldiers and the inhabitants of the town. Again they write to Petersburg, and thence comes the decree to transfer the young man to some division of the army stationed on the frontier, in some place where the army is under martial law, where he can be shot for refusing to obey, and where the matter can proceed without attracting observation, seeing that there are few Russians and Christians in such a distant part, but the majority are foreigners and Mohammedans. This is accordingly done. They transfer him to a division stationed on the Zacaspian border, and in company with convicts send him to a chief officer who is notorious for his harshness and severity.\nAll this time, through all these changes from place to place, the young man is roughly treated, kept in cold, hunger, and filth, and life is made burdensome to him generally. But all these sufferings do not compel him to change his resolution. On the Zacaspian border, where he is again requested to go on guard fully armed, he again declines to obey. He does not refuse to go and stand near the haystacks where they place him, but refuses to take his arms, declaring that he will not use violence in any case against anyone. All this takes place in the presence of the other soldiers. To let such a refusal pass unpunished is impossible, and the young man is put on his trial for breach of discipline. The trial takes place, and he is sentenced to confinement in the military prison for two years. He is again transferred, in company with convicts, by \u00e9tape, to Caucasus, and there he is shut up in prison and falls under the irresponsible power of the jailer. There he is persecuted for a year and a half, but he does not for all that alter his decision not to bear arms, and he explains why he will not do this to everyone with whom he is brought in contact. At the end of the second year they set him free, before the end of his term of imprisonment, reckoning it contrary to law to keep him in prison after his time of military service was over, and only too glad to get rid of him as soon as possible.\nOther men in various parts of Russia behave, as though by agreement, precisely in the same way as this young man, and in all these cases the government has adopted the same timorous, undecided, and secretive course of action. Some of these men are sent to the lunatic asylum, some are enrolled as clerks and transferred to Siberia, some are sent to work in the forests, some are sent to prison, some are fined. And at this very time some men of this kind are in prison, not charged with their real offense--that is, denying the lawfulness of the action of the government, but for non-fulfillment of special obligations imposed by government. Thus an officer of reserve, who did not report his change of residence, and justified this on the ground that he would not serve in the army any longer, was fined thirty rubles for non-compliance with the orders of the superior authority. This fine he also declined voluntarily to pay. In the same way some peasants and soldiers who have refused to be drilled and to bear arms have been placed under arrest on a charge of breach of discipline and insolence.\nAnd cases of refusing to comply with the demands of government when they are opposed to Christianity, and especially cases of refusing to serve in the army, are occurring of late not in Russia only, but everywhere. Thus I happen to know that in Servia men of the so-called sect of Nazarenes steadily refuse to serve in the army, and the Austrian Government has been carrying on a fruitless contest with them for years, punishing them with imprisonment. In the year 1885 there were 130 such cases. I know that in Switzerland in the year 1890 there were men in prison in the castle of Chillon for declining to serve in the army, whose resolution was not shaken by their punishment. There have been such cases in Sweden, and the men who refused obedience were sent to prison in exactly the same way, and the government studiously concealed these cases from the people. There have been similar cases also in Prussia. I know of the case of a sub-lieutenant of the Guards, who in 1891 declared to the authorities in Berlin that he would not, as a Christian, continue to serve, and in spite of all admonitions, threats, and punishments he stuck to his resolution. In the south of France a society has arisen of late bearing the name of the Hinschists (these facts are taken from the PEACE HERALD, July, 1891), the members of which refuse to enter military service on the grounds of their Christian principles. At first they were enrolled in the ambulance corps, but now, as their numbers increase, they are subjected to punishment for non- compliance, but they still refuse to bear arms just the same.\nThe socialists, the communists, the anarchists, with their bombs and riots and revolutions, are not nearly so much dreaded by governments as these disconnected individuals coming from different parts, and all justifying their non-compliance on the grounds of the same religion, which is known to all the world. Every government knows by what means and in what manner to defend itself from revolutionists, and has resources for doing so, and therefore does not dread these external foes. But what are governments to do against men who show the uselessness, superfluousness, and perniciousness of all governments, and who do not contend against them, but simply do not need them and do without them, and therefore are unwilling to take any part in them? The revolutionists say: The form of government is bad in this respect and that respect; we must overturn it and substitute this or that form of government. The Christian says: I know nothing about the form of government, I don't know whether it is good or bad, and I don't want to overturn it precisely because I don't know whether it is good or bad, but for the very same reason I don't want to support it either. And I not only don't want to, but I can't, because what it demands of me is against my conscience.\nAll state obligations are against the conscience of a Christian-- the oath of allegiance, taxes, law proceedings, and military service. And the whole power of the government rests on these very obligations.\nRevolutionary enemies attack the government from without. Christianity does not attack it at all, but, from within, it destroys all the foundations on which government rests.\nAmong the Russian people, especially since the age of Peter I., the protest of Christianity against the government has never ceased, and the social organization has been such that men emigrate in communes to Turkey, to China, and to uninhabited lands, and not only feel no need of state aid, but always regard the state as a useless burden, only to be endured as a misfortune, whether it happens to be Turkish, Russian, or Chinese. And so, too, among the Russian people more and more frequent examples have of late appeared of conscious Christian freedom from subjection to the state. And these examples are the more alarming for the government from the fact that these non-compliant persons often belong not to the so-called lower uneducated classes, but are men of fair or good education; and also from the fact that they do not in these days justify their position by any mystic and exceptional views, as in former times, do not associate themselves with any superstitious or fanatic rites, like the sects who practice self- immolation by fire, or the wandering pilgrims, but put their refusal on the very simplest and clearest grounds, comprehensible to all, and recognized as true by all.\nThus they refuse the voluntary payment of taxes, because taxes are spent on deeds of violence--on the pay of men of violence-- soldiers, on the construction of prisons, fortresses, and cannons. They as Christians regard it as sinful and immoral to have any hand in such deeds.\nThose who refuse to take the oath of allegiance refuse because to promise obedience to authorities, that is, to men who are given to deeds of violence, is contrary to the sense of Christ's teaching. They refuse to take the oath in the law courts, because oaths are directly forbidden by the Gospel. They refuse to perform police duties, because in the performance of these duties they must use force against their brothers and ill treat them, and a Christian cannot do that. They refuse to take part in trials at law, because they consider every appeal to law is fulfilling the law of vengeance, which is inconsistent with the Christian law of forgiveness and love. They refuse to take any part in military preparations and in the army, because they cannot be executioners, and they are unwilling to prepare themselves to be so.\nThe motives in all these cases are so excellent that, however despotic governments may be, they could hardly punish them openly. To punish men for refusing to act against their conscience the government must renounce all claim to good sense and benevolence. And they assure people that they only rule in the name of good sense and benevolence.\nWhat are governments to do against such people?\nGovernments can of course flog to death or execute or keep in perpetual imprisonment all enemies who want to overturn them by violence, they can lavish gold on that section of the people who are ready to destroy their enemies. But what can they do against men who, without wishing to overturn or destroy anything, desire simply for their part to do nothing against the law of Christ, and who, therefore, refuse to perform the commonest state requirements, which are, therefore, the most indispensable to the maintenance of the state?\nIf they had been revolutionists, advocating and practicing violence and murder, their suppression would have been an easy matter; some of them could have been bought over, some could have been duped, some could have been overawed, and these who could not be bought over, duped, or overawed would have been treated as criminals, enemies of society, would have been executed or imprisoned, and the crowd would have approved of the action of the government. If they had been fanatics, professing some peculiar belief, it might have been possible, in disproving the superstitious errors mixed in with their religion, to attack also the truth they advocate. But what is to be done with men who profess no revolutionary ideas nor any peculiar religious dogmas, but merely because they are unwilling to do evil to any man, refuse to take the oath, to pay taxes, to take part in law proceedings, to serve in the army, to fulfill, in fact, any of the obligations upon which the whole fabric of a state rests? What is to done with such people? To buy them over with bribes is impossible; the very risks to which they voluntarily expose themselves show that they are incorruptible. To dupe them into believing that this is their duty to God is also impossible, since their refusal is based on the clear, unmistakable law of God, recognized even by those who are trying to compel men to act against it. To terrify them by threats is still less possible, because the deprivations and sufferings to which they are subjected only strengthen their desire to follow the faith by which they are commanded: to obey God rather than men, and not to fear those who can destroy the body, but to fear him who can destroy body and soul. To kill them or keep them in perpetual imprisonment is also impossible. These men have friends, and a past; their way of thinking and acting is well known; they are known by everyone for good, gentle, peaceable people, and they cannot be regarded as criminals who must be removed for the safety of society. And to put men to death who are regarded as good men is to provoke others to champion them and justify their refusal. And it is only necessary to explain the reasons of their refusal to make clear to everyone that these reasons have the same force for all other men, and that they all ought to have done the same long ago. These cases put the ruling powers into a desperate position. They see that the prophecy of Christianity is coming to pass, that it is loosening the fetters of those in chains, and setting free them that are in bondage, and that this must inevitably be the end of all oppressors. The ruling authorities see this, they know that their hours are numbered, and they can do nothing. All that they can do to save themselves is only deferring the hour of their downfall. And this they do, but their position is none the less desperate.\nIt is like the position of a conqueror who is trying to save a town which has been been set on fire by its own inhabitants. Directly he puts out the conflagration in one place, it is alight in two other places; directly he gives in to the fire and cuts off what is on fire from a large building, the building itself is alight at both ends. These separate fires may be few, but they are burning with a flame which, however small a spark it starts from, never ceases till it has set the whole ablaze.\nThus it is that the ruling authorities are in such a defenseless position before men who advocate Christianity, that but little is necessary to overthrow this sovereign power which seems so powerful, and has held such an exalted position for so many centuries. And yet social reformers are busy promulgating the idea that it is not necessary and is even pernicious and immoral for every man separately to work out his own freedom. As though, while one set of men have been at work a long while turning a river into a new channel, and had dug out a complete water-course and had only to open the floodgates for the water to rush in and do the rest, another set of men should come along and begin to advise them that it would be much better, instead of letting the water out, to construct a machine which would ladle the water up from one side and pour it over the other side.\nBut the thing has gone too far. Already ruling governments feel their weak and defenseless position, and men of Christian principles are awakening from their apathy, and already begin to feel their power.\n\"I am come to send a fire on the earth,\" said Christ, \"and what will I, if it be already kindled?\"\nAnd this fire is beginning to burn.",
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        "raw_content": "Fair Value in New York Shareholder Actions\nFair Value in New Jersey Shareholder Actions\nFair Value in Pennsylvania Shareholder Actions\nBy James Ashe, Partner-in-Charge, Advisory Services & Daniel Roche, Director, Advisory Services\nThe standard of value in New York is defined in case law as fair value. Fair value is very similar to the fair market value standard as defined in the Treasury Regulations for federal estate and gift taxes except for two major differences. The first is the applicability of valuation discounts, namely discounts for lack of control and lack of marketability. The second is the ability of the court to look at post-valuation date factors related to the transaction giving rise to the appraisal action.\nIn New York, fair value in both oppressed shareholder and dissenting shareholder appraisal actions, under NY BCL \u00a7 1118 and \u00a7 623 respectively, does not allow for the application of a discount for lack of control, but does allow the appraiser to consider discounts for lack of marketability. This differs from the fair market value standard which allows for the application of both the discount of lack of control and discount for lack of marketability.\nThe seminal case Freidman v. Beway Realty Corp. sets forth a summary of the salient points regarding fair value in the State of New York. These points, quoted directly from the Friedman decision, are as follows:\nThe fair value of a dissenter's shares is to be determined on their worth in a going concern, not in liquidation, and fair value is not necessarily tied to market value as reflected in actual stock trading (Matter of Fulton, 257 N.Y. 487, 492). \"The purpose of the statute being to save the dissenting stockholder from loss by reason of the change in the nature of the business, he [or she] is entitled to receive the value of his [or her] stock for sale or its value for investment\" (id., at 494 [emphasis supplied]).\nThe three major elements of fair value are net asset value, investment value and market value. The particular facts and circumstances will dictate which element predominates, and not all three elements must influence the result (Matter of Endicott Johnson Corp. v Bade, 37 N.Y.2d 585, 587-588).\nFair value requires that the dissenting stockholder be paid for his or her proportionate interest in a going concern, that is, the intrinsic value of the shareholder's economic interest in the corporate enterprise (Matter of Cawley v SCM Corp., 72 N.Y.2d 465, 474).\nBy virtue of the 1982 amendment to Business Corporation Law \u00a7 623 (h) (4) (L 1982, ch 202, \u00a7 9), fair value determinations should take into account the subsequent economic impact on value of the very transaction giving rise to appraisal rights, as supplemental to the three basic value factors (net asset, investment and market values).\nDeterminations of the fair value of a dissenter's shares are governed by the statutory provisions of the Business Corporation Law that require equal treatment of all shares of the same class of stock (Matter of Cawley, supra, at 473).\nThe Court in Friedman also explained that the rationale for disallowing discounts for lack of control as part of the fair value standard in New York is to protect minority shareholders from receiving unfair value (or less than pro rata value) for their shares while the controlling shareholders operate the company to their own liking.\nWhile discounts for lack of control are not allowed under the fair value standard in New York, discounts for lack of marketability should be considered. The Court has the ultimate discretion on if the discount for lack of marketability should be applied, and to what extent it should be applied.\nRecent Court decisions have shown that there is no \"standard\" that can be relied on with respect to applying a discount for lack of marketability and that such discounts will be applied on a case by case basis. For example, in October 2014, the Court in Zelouf International Corp. v. Nahal Zelouf decided not to apply a discount for lack of marketability. Several days later however, another New York Court in John M. Ferolito and JMF Investments Holdings, Inc. v AriZona Beverages USA LLC, AZ National Distributors LLC, AriZona Beverage Company LLC and AriZona International, LLC determined that a 25 percent discount for lack of marketability was applicable.\nWith respect to post-valuation date transactions, BCL \u00a7 623 was amended to allow the Court to consider the economic impact of the transaction giving rise to the appraisal rights. 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        "raw_content": "A story that made a big impression on me was \"Little Red Riding Hood.\" I was ten and my mother said to me, \"Who's the main character in the story?\"\nI thought for a moment, and said, \"Red Riding Hood.\"\n\"The story is called that,\" I said. \"Little Red Riding Hood.\"\n\"You think so, do you?\" my mother said. \"I think it's misleading. She's not in the story very much. What about the Wolf? Why don't you take a look at the story from the Wolf's point of view? Ask yourself how the Wolf feels about all this?\"\n\"Okay, but why should we care about the Wolf? All he wants to do is have Red for dinner.\"\nNot true, I would learn once I got thinking about it.\nHere is what my mother explained to me about the fairytale, and what I added to it in the years to come.\nWe have a Wolf, a sad guy who lives in the woods, alone and hungry. One night, through the trees, he sees a light.\nHe discovers a farmhouse inhabited by a Grandma. The Wolf sneaks a closer look. 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Obsession turns to something else.\nIt turns to murder.\nThe poor Wolf who had everything - a friend, a place to live happily, food on the table, some joy - has been destroyed by his obsession for a girl.\nSo what do we have here? \"Little Red Riding Hood\" from the point of view of this disturbed Wolf gives me a greater understanding of the story and its complexities, along with the role of the villain, whose job it is to drive the story toward catastrophe.\nMy mother planted an idea in my head about the Wolf. I have watched her lesson grow and take shape in my work.\nChoosing the Right Main Character\nOver the years, using this story as an example, I started to look at other stories from all the characters' points of view. One thing that occurred to me was that I had better pay attention to the character through whom the story should be told. Which characters drive the story and which are driven by it?\nWhen I started to write my own stories, I'd stepped back to see the stories from the points of view of all the major characters. Often I realized that the main character I had originally chosen was not the right one after all, but another character, through whose eyes the story became much more interesting.\nI sometimes changed genders to see what that would do. As a result I realized that making the main character a female instead of a male created all sorts of story opportunities.\nI began to ask myself which character made the greatest change in the story. This character, it turned out, usually had more at stake, more to win and/or lose.\nOften the story belongs to another of your characters. Unless you take a good hard look around the cast to see which one is the most compelling, you may never choose the right lead. 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        "raw_content": "Pieter Van Maldere: \"Sinfonie\"\nDir: Filip Bral\nrec: Oct 20 - 21, 2000, St.-Truiden, Academiezaal\nEt'cetera - KTC 4036 (R) (\u00a9 2010) (58'47\")\nSinfonia a 4 in Fa; Sinfonia in Aa; Sinfonia in g minor, op. 4,1 [1]; Sinfonia in D, op. 5,1 [2]\nSources: [1] 6 sinfonie a pi\u00f9 strumenti, op.4, 1764; [2] 6 sinfonie a pi\u00f9 strumenti, op.5, 1768\nPavlo Beznosiuk, Pauline Nobes, violina; Rachel Byrt, violaa; Thomas Pitt, celloa; Paula Chateauneuf, theorboa\nWhen music historians describe how the music aesthetic of the baroque era gradually made way for that of classicism the name of Pieter Van Maldere is seldom mentioned. In his own time he was considered a pioneer of the newest trends in music, in particular in the development of the symphony. Marc Vanscheeuwijck begins his programme notes with a quotation from the Swiss lexicographer Johann Georg Sulzer: \"The symphonic allegros of the Netherlander van Maldere can be considered to be models of this genre of instrumental music; they possess all the afore-mentioned characteristics, and testify to the greatness of this composer, whose untimely death has robbed art of many more masterpieces of this kind\".\nPieter Van Maldere was the third of ten children of a schoolmaster in Brussels. Little is known about his musical education, but it is likely he started as a boy singer in the chapel of Charles of Lorraine, prince and governor of the Austrian Netherlands. It is possible that Henri-Jacques De Croes, who became first violinist of the chapel in 1744, was his teacher at the violin. A document of 1746 mentions Van Maldere among the second violinists of the chapel. In 1749 he became the leader of the orchestra. Charles of Lorraine was clearly impressed with Van Maldere's capabilities as he promoted him as much as possible. The good personal relationship allowed him to make concert tours, for instance to Dublin. Here he directed the Philharmonick Concerts. He also appeared at the Concert Spirituel in Paris where his performances met praise in the Mercure de France: \"This virtuoso has a beautiful bowstroke, much precision, and ways all his own. His is a great talent\". Later in his career he developed into a kind of private musician to the prince. He was able to compose and publish his music, and also became involved in theatre productions, to which he contributed compositions of his own.\nBut it was first and foremost his contribution to the genre of the symphony which constitutes his historical importance. Marc Vanscheeuwijk mentions several of the formal aspects of his symphonies. For instance, the first and last movements of his mostly three-movement symphonies show an early sonata form. Contemporaries noted especially the liveliness of the bass part. Johann Adam Hiller wrote about the symphonies opus 4: \"What specifically distinguishes them from other symphonies, and makes them uncommonly brilliant, is the hardworking bass, which is always in motion, whether producing excellent imitation or strongly supporting and animating the most artistic unity\". The symphonies are also notable for their melodious character, often suggesting the influence of folk music. The fast movements have infectious rhythms and there is an unmistakable connection to the diverting music of the time. The two last symphonies on this disc are especially noteworthy in this respect. They are played here with single strings: two violins, viola, cello and theorbo. I don't know - and the liner-notes don't tell - whether the composer himself required this scoring. It would be interesting to hear them with a larger ensemble, but the performances with one instrument per part work quite well.\nThis is not the first disc to have been devoted to music by Van Maldere. I know of at least one recording of four symphonies by the Collegium Instrumentale Brugensis, on modern instruments, probably dating from the 1980s (the disc, which appeared on the small label Eufodia, doesn't mention the date of recording). The present recording was originally released in 2001 by the classical channel of Belgian public radio, and hasn't received that much attention, as far as I know. Although the previous recording is quite good and gives a good impression of Van Maldere's qualities, these performances by The Academy of Ancient Music, playing on period instruments, is definitely superior. They strike the right chord as far as the character of the music is concerned. The melodies are beautifully played, the slow movements have a maximum of expression, and the fast movements are sparkling and full of life. This disc is a great effort of all participants. I would like to hear more of Van Maldere's symphonies.",
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        "raw_content": "Ford GT production car nets $557,500 at Christie's auction\n[11/03/2006] Mustang armed for pony car war\nThe 2007 Ford Mustang has been named Most Wanted Convertible Under $35,000 by Edmunds.com editors -- the second time Mustang has won the designation.\n\"These are the vehicles our editorial team would chose to have in our own driveways,\" said Edmunds.com editor-in-chief Karl Brauer. Edmunds.com praised the Mustang\u2019s performance, retro styling and affordable price.\nThe Edmunds\u2019 honor is just the latest in a string of critical accolades for Mustang that, along with consumer popularity, have spurred competitors to revive their muscle cars, primarily the new Chevrolet Camaro and Dodge Challenger.\n\"Without the uncanny success of the Mustang, with its retro styling cues, V8 rumble, brash manner and affordable price, GM and DaimlerChrysler would surely not have bothered replaying these oldies,\" said Kevin Smith of Edmunds.com.\nIf this sounds familiar it\u2019s because automakers are reliving a scene originally played out some 40 years ago. In what auto writers dubbed the \"Pony Car Wars,\" domestic automakers battled each other in the 1960s and early 1970s to see which company could create the most popular American muscle car.\n\"We embrace the Pony wars,\" said James Owens, Mustang marketing manager. \"Mustang is the authentic American muscle car. In fact, Mustang is the only one of the original pony cars from the 1960s to live on into the 21 st century with no interruption in production.\"\nIn the wake of the Mustang\u2019s success in 1964, competing automakers set about developing products to challenge Ford\u2019s pony car \u2013 the Plymouth Barracuda, the Camaro and Firebird, the American Motors Javelin and the Dodge Challenger.\nTimes changed, however, and growing concerns over safety, fuel efficiency, environmental issues and insurance costs in the 1970s and 1980s diminished interest in muscle cars.\nBy 2002, when production of the Camaro ceased, all Mustang rivals had disappeared from the marketplace. Then, in 2004, Ford introduced a Mustang redesign embraced by auto writers and consumers.\n\"The 2007 Ford Mustang represents a deft blend of classic American muscle car styling cues and modern design,\" wrote the editors of Edmunds.com \"Whether you choose a V6 or V8, a coupe or convertible, this is one of the best values on the market for consumers seeking traditional rear-wheel-drive performance.\"\nOne reason for Mustang\u2019s longevity is the car\u2019s appeal to a wide range of car buyers.\n\"Mustang has two kinds of buyers,\" Owens said. \"People under 40 and people over 40. That sounds like a joke, but its true. Our target customer \"Drew\" is a younger person who likes the Mustang because its basically cool. But our consumption customer is the baby boomer, who no longer needs a mini van or SUV and who fondly remembers the Mustang of their youth.\"\nWhile neither competitor is in production yet, the Chevy Camaro concept made a stir at the 2006 North American International Auto Show. The production model is expected to be a coupe and reach showrooms during the first quarter of 2009. Specific details are unknown at this point, but GM indicates the Camaro will be offered in a variety of models with a choice of manual and automatic transmissions and V-6 and V-8 engines.\nDaimler/Chrysler will debut its new Dodge Challenger in 2009. Details are even scarcer than for Camaro, but a Hemi engine is a good bet.\nIn another flashback, Ford announced it is reviving the legendary 5.0-liter 302 cubic inch V-8 engine for the aftermarket with a new line of BOSS 302 crate engines, which will go on sale in early 2007. Making its debut in 1969, the original BOSS 302 powered a limited production Mustang model sold for two years, which was known as the BOSS 302. The new line of BOSS crate engines will deliver up to 500 horsepower.\nDespite challenges, Mustang\u2019s production streak looks destined to continue with sales up more than 30 percent in September 2006 compared with the same period in 2005. Mark Fields, executive vice president and president-The Americas, announced in September that at least one new Mustang variation would be introduced every year.",
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        "raw_content": "Alison Smith's writing has appeared in McSweeney's, Granta, The London Telegraph , The New York Times, The Believer, Glamour, Real Simple, Best American Erotica , and other publications.\nHer book, a memoir titled Name All the Animals, was published by Scribner. Name All the Animals was named one of the top ten books of 2004 by People Magazine and was shorted-listed for the Book-Sense Book-of-the-Year Award. Alison has been awarded the Barnes & Noble Discover Award, the Judy Grahn Prize for Nonfiction and a Lambda Literary Award. Name All the Animals has been published in several foreign countries, including the UK, Italy, Denmark, France, Germany, Brazil and Spain. Name All the Animals is also available as an audio book\u2014read by the author\u2014from Simon and Schuster Audio.\nAlison has taught in the MFA writing program at Goddard College and lectured at universities and high schools throughout the country. She is available for one-on-one editing and individual writing coaching. If you would like to work with Alison go to the \"Contact\" page to learn how to reach her.\nAlison lives in Brooklyn, NY and Northampton, MA with her partner and her two dogs.\nWinner of the Discover Award for Non-Fiction from Barnes & Noble\nShortlisted for the Book Sense Book of The Year Award\nNamed one of the ten best books of the year by People\n\"Makes time stand still and your coffee go cold beside you.\"\n--Elissa Schappell,\n\"Smith writes with such assured distance that this quiet examination of grief reads more like biography than autobiography, and displays\na novelist's gift for revealing character.\"\n\"Stunning...[a] story of survival and sexual awakening.\"\nWRITING COACHING:\nIf you are a writer in need of an editor and coach to\nhelp you bring your draft to completion:\nWriting a book can be a long, long road. It can feel like you\u2019ve been wandering for years down this road and you cannot figure out where it\u2019s leading or when, if ever, you will come to the end. It can be a lonely process and it can help to have an outside eye. At some point, you need to get a fresh perspective. You need to place your manuscript in someone else\u2019s hands for a while and say, \u201cYou take the wheel.\u201d That is what I offer.\nI will do two deep reads of your manuscript.\nFirst Read: I will read for impressions: what I feel the story is about, what\nstays with me, what jumps out at me, themes, overall tone and strengths.\nSecond Read: I will focus on developing a deeper understanding of your voice and your larger project. In this deeper read I concentrate on themes, character development, narrative arc and story-telling.\nAfter the second reading I will write you a long letter.\nThe Letter: An extended space for mirroring what I see in your manuscript, what\u2019s working, what moved me, what struck me. A space for me to say everything that must be said in a thoughtful and compassionate way, and for you to take in my feedback, forming your thoughts and follow-up questions. In my letter, I will:\nOffer deep feedback on the larger tropes of your work, the major players in the story, the interplay of story and character, the narrative arc.\nOffer an assessment of where I think you are in the project of telling your story, and specific ideas for revision.\nOnce you have read the letter and taken some time to form your comments and questions we will meet, either in\nThe Meeting or Phone Call: A one hour conversation to go over the letter and your manuscript and talk it all through.\nI believe in giving feedback from a place of strength. We will work from where you are at your best as a writer and see how we can develop your strengths to their fullest extent so that you can write with confidence, with candor, with assurance in your sense of purpose.\nWhat to expect: positive feedback that is specific but not prescriptive.\nMy appraisal of the themes, narrative arc, character development and structure\nof your book. Specific ideas for revision.\nWhat not to expect: harsh criticism, disheartening reviews, negative feedback, spell checking or proof reading.\nIf you are in need of a jump-start for your writing:\nIf you aren\u2019t quite at the draft stage and need a coach to get yourself writing,\nto bounce around ideas, to talk through a writing project and move from the\nplanning stage to the writing stage I can help.\nI will look at shorter pieces of work and talk about the themes I see in your writing and how to capitalize on your strengths. Or we can start with a session to get you over an insecurity or a fallow period and get you writing again. We will do a combination of talking, brainstorming and writing exercises to get you working again.\nWhat to expect: A supportive, open and responsive editor and coach. A sounding board. A guide. Tools to start you writing again or to help you start out on your first project. Or tools to bring your manuscript to completion.\nWhat not to expect: negativity, nit-picking, harsh-criticism, disheartening reviews, spellchecking or proofreading.\nA luminous, poignant true story, Alison Smith's stunning first book, Name All the Animals, is an unparalleled account of grief and secret love: the tale of a family clinging to the memory of a lost child, and a young woman struggling to define herself in the wake of his loss.\nAs children, siblings Alison and Roy Smith were so close that their mother called them by one name: Alroy. But on a cool summer morning when Alison was fifteen, she woke to learn that Roy, eighteen, was dead. This is Smith's extraordinary account of the impact of that loss -- on herself, on her parents, and on a deeply religious community.\nAt home, Alison and her parents sleepwalk in shifts. Alison hoards food for her lost brother, hides in the backyard fort they built together, and waits for him to return. During the day, she breaks every rule at Our Lady of Mercy School for Girls, where the baffled but loving nuns offer prayer, Shakespeare, and a job running the switchboard. In the end, Alison finds her own way to survive: a startling and taboo first love that helps her discover a world beyond the death of her brother.\nAn intimate book written in clear-eyed prose, Name All the Animals announces a brilliant new writer with a keen insight into the emotional life of the American family, the power of sibling love and loyalty, and the excruciating joy of first, forbidden love. Smith tells the story through her own fifteen-year-old eyes, with such expert pacing and narrative suspense that readers will find the book hard to put down.\nHeartbreaking but hopeful, this is ultimately a book less about loss than it is about love -- about the excitement and anguish of Alison's first love, about her parents' enduring romance, about a community's passion for its faith, and about a well-loved boy who dies too young. A fiercely beautiful, redemptive book, it is sure to be a classic.\nI started skating at nearly the same time I took my first steps. Mother taught me how on the outdoor rink at the local park. Every weekend she took me there and we skated in circles the wobbly gait of the swamp-skater, pushing off with the serrated tip. The spring after I turned fifteen, the ice melted as it did every April, and still I showed up, like clockwork, my skates slung over my shoulder. I watched the ice dissolve back into Allen's Creek. Mother drove down and met me, popped open the passenger-side door of the family camper-van, and said, \"Hop in. I've got a surprise for you.\" That day I skated on an indoor rink for the first time. There was something in the long mile of that white room, in the coolness of the air and the smell of the ice-like the inside of a tin cup-and all the while outside I knew the sun was tapping on the roof, warming the tiles, begging to be let in. I was hooked. I joined the rink's figure skating academy.\nThe girls at the Rochester Skating Academy in 1984 were a hardy bunch -- great jumpers, who raced around the rink backwards at high speeds. I was the one in the corner by the sidewall pushing my wire-rim glasses up my nose, my stockings bunched at the knees. I did not jump. My spins were slow and careful. But I did have one thing going for me. I was good at Patch.\nPatch was named for the sectioning of the ice into six-by-eight-foot strips or patches. The first thing to do when you get to your assigned patch is carve two adjacent circles, using an instrument called a scribe (which looks like an overgrown compass). On that huge number eight you try to skate the perfect figure. It's harder than it looks -- keeping the cut line of the blade arced, the skate moving at a good clip, never straying from the two circles. It was my favorite part of the day: the collective silence of concentration, drilling over and over a single blade turn, the subtle weight shifts, from front to back, right to left. This measured intricacy, the repetitive devotion it required -- it was the closest you could get to praying on ice.\nIn late July, three months after I started my indoor skating career, I had an accident during morning Patch Hour. While practicing the 180-degree turn in the center of the eight, I slipped and fell. Sixteen pairs of eyes looked up from their patches and stared at me. I tried to stand up. My leg warmers slid down over my heels. I moved to adjust them, and then I saw it. In the center of the eight, at the fulcrum of the north and south circles, lay a spot of blood. A darkening stain ran across the crotch of my skating dress. I crossed my legs.\nMoments later, in the bathroom at the Rochester Skating Rink, dark flowers of blood spread across the toilet water. I called Mother from a pay phone in the hall.\n\"It's your first,\" she whispered into the phone. She was at the architecture firm where she worked as a secretary.\n\"I've got blood all over me!\"\n\"All right. I'll meet you in the bathroom, the one by the soda machine.\"\n\"Bring a bucket.\"\n\"Oh stop,\" she said. \"It's not that bad.\"\nI waited for Mother in the stall farthest from the door. When she entered, her low heels clip-clopped across the floor. She went straight for the last stall and opened the door. My skates were still on, the laces loosened. I had crammed half a roll of toilet paper between my legs. She slouched, one hand on her hip. \"Alroy,\" she whispered as she shook her head. It's not my name. It's ours, my brother's and mine. A pet name she made up, combining Roy's name and mine into a single shorthand. \"That bad, Alroy?\" she asked.\nI nodded and gazed up at her.\nMy mother stood in her homemade wraparound skirt with the blue flowers. She had tucked a white summer blouse into its ribboned waist. She wore her hair short, in a Dorothy Hamill cut, and in the humidity it curled out around her ears like wings. She slid her purse off her shoulder, pulled out a pack of extrathick sanitary pads, a bottle of pills, and a collapsible camping cup. She crossed over to the sink, filled the cup with water, and thrust both her hands under my nose. One held the cup, the other two pink pills.\n\"Take these.\"\nI swallowed the pills. She ran her hand over my forehead. I pushed her away. She handed me a pad and backed up. Through the metal door I heard her sigh. She tapped her foot. I leaned back. The flusher jabbed me in the kidneys. I peeled the white adhesive strip off the back of the pad and slid my skating dress down.\nMother drove me home. After she set me up in bed with a bottle of Midol and a copy of the Psalms, she made no proud speech about my initiation into womanhood, offered no advice on the prevention of menstrual cramps or the application of sanitary pads. She cleared her throat, ran her fingers through her hair, and said, \"I'll tell Daddy. You tell Roy.\"\nAnd with that she left me and returned to work.\nWhen Roy showed up outside my bedroom door later that afternoon, he was holding a portable radio. He had just come from his morning job as a groundskeeper at a local country club and was already dressed for his second summer job as a cashier at Tops Supermarket. The stiff red uniform vest, boxy and oversized, hung on his narrow frame. Wrapping a leg around the door, he leaned into the room. \"Hey, little sister, who's your superman? Hey, little sister, who's the one you want?\" he crooned along with Billy Idol. Then he pulled back, hit his head against the doorframe, and tumbled to the ground, moaning in mock pain.\n\"Roy-dee,\" I hollered, from under the covers.\n\"Little Sister,\" he hollered back, pulling himself up.\nBilly Idol was not his music of choice. He was more a fan of the Police and the Who, but he knew this song drove me crazy. Whenever the local station played it, he rushed toward me, his arms out, singing at the top of his lungs.\nI yelled over the sound of the radio. \"I'm sick!\"\n\"What?\" he yelled back.\nI pointed at the radio. He turned it down.\n\"I'm sick.\"\nHe walked into the room. \"How do I look?\" Under the uniform vest he wore an orange Hawaiian shirt and maroon running pants.\n\"Terrible. Everything clashes.\"\n\"Good!\" His head bobbed up and down. \"It's your turn to do the dishes.\"\n\"Will you do them?\"\nHe glanced over at me. \"What's wrong with you?\"\nHis hands thrummed out a beat against the door. \"I thought you said you were sick.\"\nI could feel the blood rushing to my head. My face grew hot. \"I have my period.\"\n\"My period!\"\nThe thrumming stopped. I could hear him breathing; his lungs were congested. \"Oh,\" he said.\nHe became engrossed in the pattern of his Hawaiian shirt. His hair was long; he had let it grow now that he was not in school. It ran over his ears and scrolled out around the base of his skull. The sun was shining in the window over the porch, and the evergreens' bright needles shimmered in the windless afternoon. He stepped into the room, picked up my skates, and started swinging them by the laces.\n\"Don't touch those,\" I said. I reached across the bed, grabbed them from him, and shoved them under the blankets.\nHe cleared his throat. \"It's supposed to rain tonight,\" he said.\n\"What do you want, Alroy?\"\n\"It's your turn to do the dishes.\"\n\"You do them.\"\n\"No, you.\"\n\"Loser,\" I said.\n\"Mutant.\"\n\"Moron!\" And then he lost it. He broke into a grin. Paper white teeth, three dimples -- one on either side and a little dent in his chin.\n\"Alroy,\" I said.\nHe disappeared behind the door again. He coughed once. The breath rattled in and out of him. He had just recovered from a nasty bout of bronchitis. One hand on the door, the other on the doorframe, he leaned back into the room and smiled. From my position on the bed I saw only half of him. A slice of brown hair, tan skin, and the hideous orange and red.\nOutside a mourning dove cooed. The sun beat down on us through the back window, no trace of the coming storm. It was four in the afternoon. I looked away. I felt a slip in the air, a nearly imperceptible change in temperature. I turned to catch him, but he had already left.\nI fell asleep, my hands wrapped around my skates. I slept straight through without eating supper, without going to my evening job at the Sisters of Mercy Convent. And as I slept a storm gathered over Lake Ontario, ten miles to the north. At one o'clock the sky broke open. Rain pelted the ground, rivered into the gullies along Penfield Road. It rained all night, and it was raining the next morning when Roy left for work. Friday, July 27, 1984. Father stopped him at the front door.\n\"What are you going to do,\" Father asked, \"in the rain?\"\nRoy tossed the keys to the van from his right hand to his left and hitched up his shorts. \"We'll wash the golf carts,\" he said.\nAt 5:51 a.m. Father opened the front door for him. Roy ducked into the driving storm. He was gone. It was not for another two hours, when it was too late, that I would walk into the kitchen and see. He had done the dishes after all.\n\"A solitary child, Roy did not like to socialize with other children. He preferred to be alone or in my company. We started school at St. Thomas More. Father chose it out of all the area Catholic schools because he liked the janitorial staff. Some parents interview the teachers or the principal; ours interviewed the custodians. They believed that a well-cleaned school was a good school.\"\n\"Throughout our childhood, Roy and I had built four separate forts on that same secret spot. He was a perfectionist and insisted we tear down the old one each spring and start from scratch. The forts were our territory, off limits to the adults, except for early in the construction process when Father was enlisted to take Roy to the lumberyard pick out his new two-by-fours and plywood.\"\n\"Mother had a policy for living that she often shared with her children. Her trim figure perched on the edge of a lawn chair, she would lean back in one of her rare moments of reflection, the bright sun caressing her face, and say, 'Keep the best and forget the rest.' Not once did I hear her complain about the poverty of her childhood, about her parents' broken marriage, or her own early loneliness. She was a jolly and playful woman with a quick laugh and a ready smile.\"\n\"I stared into my father's face. He was an extraordinarily handsome man, I thought, with an epicene quality that lent him a youthful air, even now, as he slipped into middle age. More than I wanted God back, more than I wanted to feel the surety of faith that Father felt, I wanted to feel close to my Father again. But I could not lie to him.\"\n\"Roy was a runner. From fourteen, when he began, till the day he died, it was his passion -- a silent, wordless and continuous need for movement. He got shin splints and blisters, he pulled muscles; the house was infused with the smell of Ben-Gay. He ran seven hundred miles that last summer alone, in and out of every side street, across the city and back. He had long ago chosen his role: the long distance man.\"\nStorytelling for World Channel\nThe Big Empty from Cindy Tolan on Vimeo.\nIn 2004, Alison\u2019s short story, The Specialist, was optioned for film.\nThe story, which originally appeared\nin McSweeney\u2019s was adapted for the screen by the filmmakers Lisa Chang\nand Newton Thomas Sigel, under the\ntitle The Big Empty. In 2005 The Big Empty was released as a short film starring Selma Blair about a woman\nwith an unusual condition that baffles scientists and laymen alike.\nIt was executive produced by George Clooney and Steven Soderbergh.\nClick on the image to watch\nThe Big Empty.\nWatch Alison reunite with her distant dad after he is diagnosed\nwith Alzheimer\u2019s.\nStorytelling, Films, and Articles\nThe Stakes of Exile: Arden/Everywhere: The As You Like It Project\nHer Left Hand, The Darkness\n\u2022 Shortlisted for the BookSense Book of the Year Award\n\u2022 Named one of the ten best books of the year by People\n\u2022 Won The Discover Award from Barnes & Noble\n\u2022 Nominated for an Original Voices award by Borders Books\n\u2022 Won a Lamdba Literary Award\n\u2022 Named one of the ten most notable lesbian books of the year\nby The Publishing Triangle\n\u2022 Nominated for best book of the year by UK's Diva magazine\n\"Makes time stand still and your\ncoffee go cold beside you.\"\n--Elissa Schappell, The New York Times Book Review\n\"Smith writes with such assured distance that this quiet examination of grief reads\nmore like biography\nthan autobiography, and\ndiplays a novelist's gift\nfor revealing character.\"\n\"Sometimes a friend will ask you about a book you've read and everything you say winds up sounding inadequate. Name All the Animals is that kind of book... Smith has written a beautiful, completely unsentimental memoir so full of love and sorrow and the stuff of everyday that you live in as much as read it. This is the story of my life, too, told so I finally understand it. Which, in the memoir department, means that is pretty perfect. \"\n--Anna Quindlen, Book-of-the-Month Club judge, writing in BOMC News\nFROM FROM THE AUTHORS\n\"Tender, sad, and without a trace of self-pity, Name All the Animals is a beautiful memoir.\nI'll never forget it.\"\n- Haven Kimmel, Author of A Girl Named Zippy and Something Rising (Light and Swift)\n\"I am speechless with admiration. Name All the Animals demands a 'must-read' list of its own. I find it hard to imagine the reader who would end Smith's book and not have tucked away a deeper, more profound inderstanding of how we survive this human condition of faith and grief, of love and life.\"\n- Judy Blunt, Author of Breaking Clean\n\"To read Name All the Animals is to witness a fieerce battle between a teenager's despair and her almost subconscious will to survive and find joy. In poetic but understated prose, Smith carries the reader through her grief without ever resorting to fairy tales or half-truths; her refusal of easy comforts is what gives this memoir so much weight and beauty. I will recommend it to everyone I know.\"\n- Laura Moriarty, Author of The Center of\n\"The grief in this memoir is the size of Goliath.... Ms. Smith, with scrappy, unsentimental grace, battles her giant and wins our spectator hearts. Her brother, her schooldays, her prose, her candor -- all are lean and vital. Alison Smith is a cool warrior of writer, but she makes us want to hug her and her story with every possible human warmth.\"\n- David Schickler, Author of Kissing in Manhattan\n\"In refusing to lose her brother, Roy, Smith gives us a memoir devoted to what truly matters. It has been a long time since I have read an account of a daughter, son, mother, and father who love one another, free of resentments and pettiness. Name All the Animals is a memoir that celebrates a lost life and escorts us past sorrow into the drama of a love story.\"\n- Laura Shaine Cunningham, Author of Sleeping Arrangements and A Place in the Country\nTime Out - April 21, 2004\nHEADLINE: 'Name all the Animals: A Memoir of the Child Left Behind' Alison Smith Scribner GBP 12.99;\nBooks: Preview - Book of the week\nUntil the age of 15, Alison Smith's mother rarely called her Alison.\nShe called her Alroy, because, close as Alison was to her brother Roy, it seemedeasier to amalgamate the two names, so seldom were they apart. But one stormy morning in July 1984, Alison wakes to discover her beloved brother has been killed in a car crash. From this moment, sundered from her only soulmate, she isforced to reconfigure not only her name, but her entire existence.\nWhile her devoutly Catholic parents crumble into a crisis of grief and faith, Alison assumes the role of coping daughter. She must appear to 'move on' and, thanks to some secret habits, she does. As well as registering the 'number of moments' since he died 'I calculated 15 months, 65 weeks, 456 days, 10,944 hours, 656,640 minutes' Alison also starts saving her food at night and leaving it in the garden for Roy. Perhaps, she muses, she would have stopped 'but for this one fact:\nmysteriously, miraculously, the food disappeared'. These moments of communion with him allow her to appear 'normal' during the day.\nSmith's memoir segues effortlessly between the 'Before' time and the 'After ', sorather than uniformly linear, her recollection feels fresh and real. While some of her memories are terrible to read, there are enough joyful anecdotes that thebook never feels selfpityingly indulgent (as well it might). This is Smith's first book, but if her quite beautiful consciousness of the world, of love, loss, and the unfathomable bond between human beings dead and alive is anything to go by, she's one to watch.\nTimes (London) - April 16, 2004, Friday\nSECTION: Features; 6\nHEADLINE: Lament for a lost brother\nBYLINE: Penny Wark\nTWENTY YEARS AFTER HER BROTHER'S DEATH IN A CAR CRASH, ALISON SMITH HAS PUBLISHED A COMPELLING MEMOIR OF SIBLING LOVE, RELIGIOUS FAMILY GUILT AND FORBIDDEN PASSION. PENNY WARK MEETS HER\nTHE GRIEF CUT IN when she was least expecting it. Climbing a tree, which she had done hundreds of times before, was suddenly impossible. She froze, couldn't do it.\n\"You become frightened of ordinary things,\" she says. \"There's also this walking around the house just touching objects. You touch the sofa and feel the nap of the upholstery because something so primal has been taken from you that you don't know if the world is still there, and it was almost an offence that it was. How could the world continue when this boy had been taken?\"\nAlison Smith was 15 when her brother Roy died in a car crash. He was 18, the shy big brother who taught her to go into the woods, to build things, to explore, to read books. \"He opened up a life in my mind, a life of work not as duty but as an inspiration, a way of finding meaning in the world. I was seen as the good girl, polite and quiet, sweet and pretty, I'd make somebody a nice wife and mother. I think he saw me as funny and daring, a troublemaker with a mind like his that just wanted to open and open and open.\"\nThey were so close that their mother called them Alroy. When Roy died, their parents, deeply loving and openly good people, retreated into their Catholic faith. Smith understood their grief, though not, at the time, her own. But over the past six years she has dissected and made sense of her feelings by writing a memoir that describes the three years that followed Roy's death.\nName All the Animals is an eloquent, taut and unsentimental expression of the intensity of a strong sibling relationship. It explains what it is like to grow up in an American suburb that is also an insular Catholic community, full of benign intent yet shot through with prejudice. It is a story about the passion of first love, and a plea for acceptance because that love was taboo. But it is primarily a book about grief and the isolation that results. For this reason it has been compared with the most recent bestselling examination of grief, Alice Sebold's novel The Lovely Bones. Possibly because it is a real story, Smith's is more direct and powerful: \"Grief can blind you; it pulls loose the seam of memory. It weakens your senses,\" she writes.\nSmith is 35, a former worker in the voluntary sector and more recently a dishwasher; she lives in Brooklyn and has yet to acquire the expensive gloss of the successful author. She is unassuming and surprised by the praise her first book has attracted. She talks as precisely as she writes, and even though writing has brought her comfort, the rawness of her feelings is still apparent.\nRoy died in the family's camper van when it caught fire after an accident. The next day the local paper in Brighton, Rochester, New York State, reported his death in crass detail. Smith's parents thought it best that she should never read the article and that she should pray instead and so began a domestic regime in which Roy informed everything that happened in the household, but was not discussed. Smith's father, an Irish Catholic factory worker, carried his statue of St Jude around the house and spoke to it; her mother, a secretary, washed Roy 's clean clothes in the middle of the night. Within three weeks she had bought a camper van of the same make and model as the one in which he died, and refitted its interior to make it identical. This then stood in the family's drive as though nothing had changed.\n\"My parents had these very physical dramatic responses of denial to their child's death,\" Smith says. \"They were extraordinarily private people, which is one of the reasons Roy and I were so close. We were not allowed to join the swim team or playgroups; my parents told us to play together in the back yard. Then this happened and they were thrust centre stage in this tiny community and they were scrutinised and it brought them a great deal of shame. First because they had not protected their child, as they saw it, and second because they didn't like to have emotion in public. So they became very private with their grief, and because they couldn't talk to anyone about it they came up with strange rituals.\"\nSmith, a child with a highly developed imagination, had never found it difficult to accept the presence of God, who, in her community, seemed as tangible as cars and the laws of gravity. It was natural for her to talk to Jesus: \"He was my most intimate friend. He walked with me to the school bus, he helped me fall asleep by sitting on the end of the bed. So when Roy died I had to talk to him.\n\"I went into the upstairs bathroom, the only place where I could be alone, and I asked Jesus 'Where's Roy?' Jesus was there. He looked like a children's Bible illustration with his long robes sitting on the edge of the tub, and he wouldn't look at me. He just stood up and walked away. I never saw Jesus again. For me that was the end of faith, the removal of a great gift, a great organising principle in my life.\"\nThus Smith felt the shame of being an atheist in a community where it was unusual not to believe in this unseen, unmaterial world. This became the first of many secrets she kept from her parents. The next involved food. She and Roy had always shared food and when he died she began to push half of each meal off her plate into a paper bag on her lap, and took it to the fort behind the garage where they had played. The food disappeared, eaten, she later discovered, by a stray dog.\n\"I wanted to get back to Roy and I don't think I lost my mind, but I came close because you had to let go of certain kinds of logic. Grief does that to you. I thought maybe he didn't die, maybe he ran away into the road where the accident happened. Maybe he was going to come back.\" Gradually more and more of her food was given to Roy, \"until I was giving up almost all my food to the memory of my brother. I was eating memory instead of food.\"\nSurely her parents noticed that their daughter was grief-stricken and anorexic? They didn't, not because they weren't loving parents, she believes, but because alongside their instinct to protect her was a desire to keep her childlike and innocent.\n\"For them I became a physical manifestation of their denial. They refused to see my anorexia, and although I'm certain there's no way in which they wished harm for me I do think on a subconscious level this worked for them because it meant I stopped developing. Somehow they wanted to keep my mind pure and my body small because then I was this physical reminder that time was not passing. I didn't grow up for them.\"\nFor her, the process had another significance: if she could disappear, perhaps she could be with Roy. Her next project was learning to drive so that on the third anniversary of Roy's death she could put on his clothes and take the replica camper van to the place where he died, and try to follow him. \"Could I go through some door in time and find him? For a younger sibling, surpassing the age at which Roy died was very challenging. I was always the second-place kid, the tagalong. I almost couldn't bear to go past 18, the age at which Roy died. We were so merged it seemed biologically impossible. I thought, that's when I will die.\"\nDid she want to die?\n\"I wanted to die, yes. I wanted to be with Roy. If the choice was, you can have the known world or you can have an unknown world where it is guaranteed that Roy is there as he was in life, I'll go with Roy. I think a lot of people would have chosen that because he was a great guy.\" So, at 5.55am, the time Roy died, she drove to the scene of the accident and waited for an old blue Dodge with bald tyres to swerve into her. Nothing happened. And only then did she feel a sense of permission, and a will, to live without him.\nAll this had happened without her parents' knowledge, and there had been one more secret: a girl called Terry, who, like Roy, stimulated her intellectually. She was a troublemaker too, which in the world of Smith's convent school meant that she read Colette rather than Austen. Together they began to misbehave, sneaking into the woods around their convent school where they discovered a secret swimming pool used by the nuns, and then sneaking to meet at night while their parents slept.\nFor the first time since Roy's death, Smith wanted something.\n\"After a year or so it finally dawned on us that we were falling in love. I kissed her behind the statue of the virgin on the second floor and that kiss was...\nI'll never forget it. It was surprising and a wonderful and terrifying moment for me. Boy, was I lucky. I had learnt from Roy to go towards what was compelling, what was intellectually interesting without thinking, is this proper, it it good, is it what the Church wants?\"\nPredictably, perhaps, her mother was appalled by her daughter's love for another girl. \"Lesbians will burn in Hell,\" she told Smith. \"I think she believed she was trying to save me from eternal damnation and permanent psychological damage. And maybe I needed her to say that to me so that I could run into the woods and sit there in the pouring rain and think for the first time, was she right? Maybe my parents didn't know what they were talking about all the time. I still struggle with whether I might burn in Hell but it was the first moment I started questioning this very insular Catholic world I lived in.\"\nSmith's father accepts his daughter's sexuality but her mother struggled with it until she died last year. \"When she would speak to me she had a code for what we would talk about. \"If I had a new friend she would say, 'Would I like her?' I had to answer no if there was lesbian content, yes if it was safe for my mother. I swallowed this unspoken rule and told her the truth.\"\nSmith broke this rule only once, when her mother was ill and asked if she would like her daughter's book. \"I said, 'Mom I think you'd love it,' because I have to believe that's the truth.\"\nTalking about this makes Smith's eyes fill with tears. I try to reassure her that her book is a fine achievement, that it articulates a universal emotion, and that her mother would be proud of her for writing it.\n\"She was a woman who loved life, she loved to celebrate, and I wish she could celebrate with us.\" Her voice still quivering, she says that many people have told her that they have read her book after losing a sibling, or that they are gay, and that it has given them a vocabulary to express their feelings to their mothers.\n\"That made me so glad I didn't die in that van that day. Whoever gets such a gift that their life could have a purpose?\"\nName All the Animals, Scribner, \u00a312.99, available from Books First at \u00a310 plus \u00a32.25 p&p. Call 0870 1608080\nThe Observer - April 4, 2004\nSECTION: Observer Review Pages, Pg. 17\nHEADLINE: Review: Books: MEMOIR: The aftermath of brotherly love\nBYLINE: URSULA KENNY\nScribner \u00a312.99, pp320\nALISON Smith and her brother, Roy, are so close that their mother calls them by one name - Alroy. Theirs is a sunny, close-knit life in the suburbs of America until, one day, when Alison is 15 and Roy 18, he is killed in a car crash. Name All the Animals is a beautifully written memoir that describes fluently and painfully how the living respond to the random cruelty of life. It details what happens next to 'the child left behind' and her parents.\nAt almost the moment Roy falls out of Alison's life, the turbulent world of adolescence crashes in (her first period starts the day before his death) and her journey to adulthood is made more intense and alienating by the grief which feeds and corrupts, so that she grows increasingly skewed. Unable to accept what has happened, she just waits for Roy to come back.\nShe waits for him at night in the 'fort' they built at the bottom of the garden. She stops eating so she can leave food out for him. She calls the people she meets who haven't heard about the tragedy 'the Before People' and takes joy and comfort from their innocence.\nAlison steps so far into the life of a dead boy 'that the path back to the living world seemed impassable'. Meanwhile, her parents smother her - she is the only 15-year-old who has to have her hand held by an adult when she crosses the road - but fail to see her. She has anorexia and is wasting away before their eyes but her mother bundles her off to the local ER where she tells a doctor her daughter's most troubling symptom is that she reads too much.\nThe book has been compared to Alice Sebold's The Lovely Bones in its evocation of grief, but where The Lovely Bones can feel manipulative, Smith's writing pulls no strings and communicates more powerfully.\nMoments stand out. When Alison's parents first find out about Roy, concerned friends and neighbours flock to the house. Her father tries to escape upstairs but halfway there he stops and 'lowers himself on to the middle step' where he remains, apparently oblivious, for the afternoon, a potent expression of shock and inertia.\nTo order Name All the Animals for \u00a310.99 plus p&p, call the Observer Books Service on 0870 066 7989\nSUNDAY TELEGRAPH (LONDON) - April 4, 2004, Sunday\nSECTION: Review Pg. 04\nHEADLINE: Why wasn't I allowed to grieve too? Her parents received 400 sympathy cards when her brother Roy died; Alison Smith got one. She recalls life as a 'bit player' in their bereavement - and how, as an adult, she finally faced up to her own loss\nBYLINE: by Alison Smith\nIt was the summer I got my first period. I was 15. I wanted to be an ice-skater, like the famous Norwegian Sonja Henie. When I wasn't at the rink practising my figures, I tagged along behind my big brother, Roy, telling jokes, trying to get him to laugh. I kept secret count of the number of days left before Roy would leave for his first year at college. We were down to day 28 on the morning in late July that two plain-clothed officers came by the house and told us Roy had died in a car accident.\nI ran when the officers told us - slammed out the front door, tore down the street. The rain soaked through my slippers. One of the officers came after me. He caught up with me in front of the Wilsons' house, grabbed my shoulder, and pulled me to him. His large hands lay heavy on my thin arms. \"They need you,\" he said.\n\"Your parents. They need you now. To be strong.\"\nMy parents received more than 400 sympathy cards. I received one - from my figure-skating instructor. I remember the white-on-white embossed lettering on the cover. I remember that she used the phrase \"your brother\" twice - as if I actually owned a piece of him. As if this loss - my parents' greatest tragedy - was also mine.\nThe day he died, shortly after the news hit, friends and relatives arrived at the house. As they burst through the front door - wild-eyed, calling my mother's name - I followed behind, picking up their umbrellas and purses. I waited as they wept on Mother's shoulder. When they finished, they asked for coffee. There was none. The adults were in no condition to brew coffee. So I found the directions under the lid of \"Mr Coffee\" and got to work. I didn't talk to the adults much - mostly I just asked if they took cream and sugar. When anyone spoke directly to me, it was to ask how I thought \"they\" were coping. \"Are you taking good care of them?\" they asked. And then: \"They are so lucky to have you. You are all they have left now.\"\nFor a while, my parents were big news in our town. The subject of concern, compassion, scrutiny and gossip - the tragic death of their son thrust them centre stage in our small Catholic community. As I watched the drama unfold around them, I receded into the background. Without my brother there to stand up for me, I lost my place in the family.\nAs children, Roy and I had been close from the beginning - practically inseparable. We were so constantly together that my mother had combined our first names into a single shorthand. She called us both Alroy. Now, it seemed, there was no name for me. I became a bit player, an afterthought in the story of our family.\nAt the time, I did not mind this overwhelming focus on my parents. In fact, I rather preferred it. It allowed me to imagine that Roy had not left me; he had only left my parents. If I could palm this off to Mum and Dad, if they could be the ones at the centre of this terrible situation, I thought that I might not have to face it. So I started to disappear. And no one seemed to miss me.\nI hid out at night in the fort that Roy and I had made behind our garage, and made plans for his return. Throughout our childhood, Roy and I had built four forts on that same secret spot. He was a perfectionist and each spring he insisted we tear down the old one and start from scratch. Every day from the first sign of spring, all through the summer and deep into the chilly fall, we spent hours in the back yard together - designing and measuring, hammering and sawing - building our own private kingdoms.\nDuring the last weeks of his life, Roy had told me about a concept called the fourth dimension. \"Space and time are linked,\" he had said as he hooked his fingers together. \"Indissolubly.\"\nHe repeated it. \"Indissolubly, Al. They can never be separated.\"\nAfter he died I would sit in the fort and say this word. Indissolubly. I rolled the word on my tongue, enjoying the soft roundness of it, its opaque meaning. I believed that somehow it was the word that linked him to me. I believed that there was a secret code in it, and if I could somehow break it, Roy would come back.\nMeanwhile, my parents went back to work. They answered all 400-and-odd sympathy cards. They attended church. They smiled at the neighbours. Father mowed the lawn. Mother weeded the garden. They returned to normal - under such close scrutiny, they felt they had to.\nBehind closed doors, things were different. I watched as my parents sleepwalked through their days, staring into the middle distance. They stayed up all night, pacing the halls. My mother pulled Roy's clean clothes out of his wardrobe, piled them in the hamper, brought them down to the basement and washed them. My father acquired a small plastic statue of St Jude from the St Jude Society in Chicago and carried this \"Saint of Hopeless Causes\" around the house. They lost their taste for food, for games, for any kind of fun.\nFrom my 15-year-old perspective, grief was a lot like my Great Aunt Bertha - I knew I had to see her once a year at family reunions, but I did everything I could to steer clear of her. So I refused to accept that I had lost Roy. Like a broken record, I kept repeating the same phrase - \"He'll come back, he'll come back.\" I sat in the fort every night for three years and I waited for him.\nI thought I had grief licked, but I hadn't noticed how much I had changed in those three years. During the day, I had trouble concentrating. I would stare at the pages of my favorite novels and the words would float in front of my eyes, devoid of meaning. My friends seemed far away and preoccupied with petty thoughts. I stopped skating. I stopped believing in God. At night, I would lie in bed, hold my breath, and try to will myself to disappear, like Roy had. Then, I stumbled upon a real disappearing act - I stopped eating. By the time I went off to college, I weighed less than 6 1/2 stone.\nLeaving home was good for me. I joined a theatre troupe. I got a job running after-school reading for inner-city youth. I thought I was getting on with my life. But I found myself weeping at the most unlikely moments - on buses, at birthday parties, backstage before my entrances. I did not understand why I was crying. Rather than trying to get to the bottom of all this sadness, I made a joke out of it. I fancied myself a mysterious and tortured person. I decided to become a writer.\nI showed my early stories to an author whose work I admired. He told me that he found them technically proficient. \"But,\" he said, \"I don't really care about anyone in them. There's not much emotion here. Why don't you write about your own life?\"\nThe first thing I wrote about was my mother watching Roy drive away on that final morning. That summer, Roy had a job working the early-morning groundsman shift at the local golf course. He usually left the house before mother and I woke up. But that morning in late July, when my mother heard the engine turn over in the car, she got out of bed, pulled on her dressing gown and watched Roy behind the wheel of the car. She kept him in her sight as he backed down the driveway and pulled out onto the rain-soaked street.\nEven though this scene was vivid in my mind, I had not been there. My mother had told me about it later. It's a powerful image: the mother's final glimpse of her child. But it's not mine. Then I wrote about my father losing his only son, his namesake. This is a true tragedy, a genuine heartbreaker. But it wasn't my story either.\nStill, I kept writing about my parents, about all that they had lost when Roy died. I stayed awake most nights writing and fell into bed at dawn, slept for a few fitful hours and then walked down the hill to the restaurant where I worked as a waitress. I was sleepwalking through the days. At work, I mixed up the lunch orders. I delivered coffee when customers asked for tea. I started to wonder what was wrong with me. I imagined that I had a mysterious, exotic virus.\nTwo years later, I showed what I had written to a friend. When she had finished she asked: \"Where are you in this story?\"\nI was indignant. \"It's obvious. I'm telling it!\"\nShe shook her head: \"I don't think you are.\" She flipped through the pages. \"I mean, where were you?\"\nI thanked her for her time and took my manuscript home in a huff. \"I am on every page,\" I muttered to myself. \"It's my voice, my point of view.\"\nAs I re-read it, my heart sank. In every family moment, from the joy of his birth to the horror of the day Roy died, I had written myself out of the story. I had become a camera recording every movement, every sound, every gesture - but I could not turn the lens around and focus it on myself.\nI opened a new file on my computer. I stared at the blank screen. Then I closed my eyes for a moment and started typing.\nI wrote about the nights I would sneak out to the fort. About, Shadow, the stray dog that visited me every night in the dark yard. The dog and I would lie on the grass and stare into the branches of the trees and wait for the night to pass. I wrote about the secret stash of food. Every night, at the dinner table, I slid my dinner off my plate, one forkful at a time, and slipped it into the open mouth of a greasy paper bag hidden on my lap. While mother and father watched the news, I deposited the food in the fort. It was for Roy.\nA year later, I showed the manuscript to my friend again. She read it in one night. Her eyes were bright when she brought it over the next morning. She dropped it on the kitchen table next to my bowl of Cheerios. \"Now you're getting somewhere.\"\nWe tell stories in order to make sense of our lives. They help us understand our past. When Roy died, I lost not only my brother, I lost big parts of myself. Who I was: the silly, sloppy, eager, chatty, tag-along little sister. Grief does that to you. It makes you lose the thread of your own story. What made it even harder was that no one else around me seemed to understand where I fitted into this story. In our culture, the grieving parent is honoured. It is understood that this is the worst thing that can happen to you - the loss of a child. It is worse than your own death. What we fail to realise is that the siblings grieve just as deeply.\nWhen I wrote the book, I realised that there was no avoiding grief. I could no longer give it the slip the way I had Great Aunt Bertha at all those family reunions. In fact, if I was going to write this book, I was going to have to walk right up to grief and let it kiss me on both cheeks.\nIt took me six years to finish the book. And in describing what I had lost when Roy died - this beautiful, funny, hardworking, extraordinary yet completely ordinary big brother - I also told the story of everything I had. The joy of forts and card games and night-time escapades. Of sledging parties and skating on the frozen pond.\nIn the winter of that last year, when I was on my eighteenth draft and I knew I was nearing the end, I looked up from my desk one afternoon, out at the falling snow. I turned off my computer. I dug my old ice skates out of the back of my closet and brushed them off. The leather had grown stiff with age and lack of use. I slung them over my shoulder and walked down to the local pond.\nI had not worn the skates since I was 15, since the day before Roy died. I laced them up and stepped onto the frozen pond. My ankles bowed at first. Then I pulled myself up, pushed off and made my way across the ice. I was no Sonja Henie, but I was on my way.\nName all the Animals, by Alison Smith (Scribner), is available for pounds 11.99 plus pounds 2.25 p&p from Telegraph Books Direct on 0870 155 7222.\nThe New York Times - Book Review - March 21, 2004\n'Name All the Animals':\nHalf of AlRoy\nBy ELISSA SCHAPPELL\nThe best memoirs accost you, and like a stranger in a late-night diner they tell their stories in a way that makes time stand still and your coffee go cold beside you. Alison Smith's ''Name All the Animals,'' a portrait of her family's grief in the wake of her brother's death, does just that.\nAlison and her older brother, Roy, were so close growing up that their mother called them by one name, Alroy. The summer of his death, Roy was about to enter college as an engineering student; Alison, 15, would be continuing on at convent school. That summer, like every other summer, the two erected a fort, a private refuge, in the woods behind their house. One afternoon, while out exploring, they discovered a deserted house that appeared to have had the front half ripped away, ''as if a large claw had reached out of the sky and torn it clean off.''\nWhen Roy is killed in a car accident later that summer, the Smith home is also ripped in two. Alison's parents, stunned and gasping, clutch at the rope of their faith in God. Her father prays to his small plastic statue of St. Jude (the patron saint of lost causes), asking him to explain how such a thing could happen. After all, every morning of his children's lives he has appeared at their bedsides and touched their skin with relics to bless them. When Alison asked Roy why their father did this, he told her: ''He's got to name us, like Adam named all the animals. To keep track of them.''\nBut of course a father, no matter how much we imagine his godlike powers, cannot save his son, nor can he protect his daughter from losing her faith, a rift that leaves her parents on one side of the house and Alison on the other.\n''Losing your faith in a world where God is all around you is a precarious business. When God shows his face on a daily basis to your friends and neighbors, it is, on some level, impossible to stop believing in him. Instead I felt that God chose to exclude me from his world. Since I was the only one to lose faith, to stop hearing Christ's voice, I thought perhaps it was my fault that Roy had left us. I thought I was being punished for some unknown sin. I had learned early in my Catholic career that one could sin silently, in one's heart. One could even sin without ever discovering what one had done or why it was wrong. What had I done, I asked myself, to make God disappear and take Roy with him?''\nTo atone for this imagined sin, Alison sneaks out to the fort at night to leave half her dinner for Roy. As if denying herself sustenance could somehow make up for Roy's death, or assuage the sadness that is literally wasting her to the bone. The food miraculously disappears, consumed by a stray dog named Shadow, a connection the reader easily makes but young Alison can't bear to.\n''Someone -- or something -- ate it. I saw this as a sign. A message from Roy. During the day, I was just a normal schoolgirl. I did my homework. I went to work at the convent. I seemed to move on from this terrible tragedy. But at night, the distance between the living and the dead changes. At night, we persuade ourselves that the most impossible things are possible.''\nBy daylight life is different. A new girl appears in school, an artist, who turns Alison on to Colette and Sappho and other ''slim volumes of poetry,'' and soon a clandestine romance begins.\nSmith's strength is in rendering the immediacy of grief and the wavering of religious conviction in the face of crisis. But because there is such a strong narrative pull, she sets up certain expectations that aren't completely met. We have no sense at the story's end whether Alison's affair with her classmate was a case of youthful schoolgirl love or something more. Was it an awakening, or simply an erotic byproduct of her grief?\nStill, her evocation of a shattered family attempting to rebuild itself is unflinching. And in her portrait of the girl she was we can see the writer she became.\nElissa Schappell is the editor at large of Tin House magazine and the author of ''Use Me,'' a novel.\nGRAPHIC: Photos: Alison Smith (Photo by Jerry Bauer/Scribner); Martha Tod Dudman (Photo by Stephen Rappaport/Simon & Schuster)\nABA--Bookselling this Week - March 11, 2004\nName All the Animals: A Memoir of Grief and Redemption\nAuthor Alison Smith\nGiven Alison Smith's background -- she hails from a long line of devout Catholics, who were blue-collar workers and teachers -- she was expected to become an educator herself, get married, keep her faith. She wasn't supposed to become a writer. To complicate things further, in her finely crafted memoir, Name All the Animals (Scribner), she writes about her brother Roy's accidental death, a subject the family rarely discussed, and her first lesbian experiences at Our Lady of Mercy School for Girls. Smith also broke with family tradition when she traded her religious faith for the temple of knowledge, preferring Jane Austen to Jesus.\n\"Both of my parents were not too keen on me becoming a writer,\" said Smith speaking on the phone from Rochester, New York, her hometown and the backdrop for Name All the Animals. \"It was not in our culture. We became schoolteachers. My dad worked at the factory. They thought that [my becoming a writer] was a terribly bad idea.\"\nNot that this caused a family rift or stopped her proud father from cheering at a reading in Rochester, or from bringing along 55 of his closest friends to show off his daughter's moving new memoir. \"He's so excited. He really, really loves the book.\" Sadly, Smith's mother passed away last April.\nBTW again caught up with Smith, who's 35, after a recent reading at the KGB Bar in New York City. A sort of elfin towhead, she conveyed a similar humor and earnestness when she made the post-reading rounds as she does with narrative voice in Name All the Animals.\nName All the Animals is Smith's debut book. She has contributed to McSweeney's and was resident at Yaddo and MacDowell colonies, and has won a hailstorm of positive recognition. Name All the Animals is a Top Ten March/April 2004 Book Sense 76 pick. Carole Horne of Harvard Book Store had this to say about it, \"This extraordinary account of the way the author's family coped with the accidental death of her brother and her own secret homosexuality is gripping, unsentimental, and amazingly accomplished. If Smith is able to do this in a first book, I can't wait for the next.\" New York Times' Janet Maslin called the book \"literary and precise.\"\nWhen she was 15, Smith's older brother Roy was killed in a car accident. He drove away in the rain and never came back, Smith told the audience at KGB. They spent so much time together building forts and squabbling over dishes that their mother referred to both of them with one nickname -- \"Alroy.\" Smith responded to his death by burrowing deep inside herself, fluttering \"between the dead and the living.\" And by reading feverishly, anything and everything. Along with Sense and Sensibility, there was A Syllabus of Mortuary Jurisprudence, Elizabethan Puritanism, Early Norse History, and many others. Smith essentially wrote and read herself back into the world.\nDuring the creation of the book, she tried to not let herself get pigeonholed. \"When writing, I didn't think about terms -- coming-of-age, grief memoir, coming out memoir -- I just tried to stick close to my experience.\" Smith explained how after the book is on the shelves \"labels help so people can easily identify if they might connect with the book, but they don't help you when you're writing.\"\nSmith took six years to complete the memoir, so naturally there were some significant revelations along the way. After 18 drafts, the first of which was an 800-page behemoth that included \"everything from information about my grandparents' emigration from Denmark to what I had for breakfast,\" she whittled away about 500 pages and, Smith told BTW, \"I discovered that I thought a lot about what my parents lost and not as much about what I lost.\" She finally got that her suffering was as important as her parents'. \"Somewhere in year three I figured it out. I'm a slow learner,\" she said.\nKnowing this led to one of the significant threads in the memoir and an additional impetus for Smith's telling the story of her adolescent life. Much of the book addresses family, identity, coming-of-age, grief, sexuality, but one theme Smith felt didn't get its due elsewhere was how brothers and sisters mourn. Smith explained, \"I wanted to write for siblings because there's not enough attention paid to sibling grief. There's so much focus on what parents lose because they lose so much, but siblings are often put in position to make up for what parents lost and they sort of become the handmaids to their parents' grief. Siblings also lose so much.\"\nBut this is not to say that Name All the Animals, which takes its name from a biblical reference, is all pain all the time. Far from it. Our Lady of Mercy School for Girls is rife with comic foibles and misadventures involving snogging behind Our Lady of the Broken Toes, discovering the sisters' secret pool, and falling asleep with a girlfriend in the dean of discipline's bed. The nuns are depicted in all their multi-dimensional glory wavering among hilarity, fathoms-deep sympathy, and hellfire and brimstone homophobia. But they work collectively to gently and sometimes not so gently nudge her back into the world, particularly Smith's favorite, the unconventional Sister Agnes. Sister Aggie dubs Smith \"Blondie\" and literally drags her from her work, the Convent switchboard Smith operated as a work study student, to rouse her from melancholia. When Smith hesitates to leave her post, \"Sister Aggie stopped, spun around, and stared at [her]. She leaned forward, hunched over her spindly cane, and motioned for [Smith] to bend over toward her. 'Fuck the phone, Blondie,'\" Aggie tells her.\nSmith told BTW her loving portrayal of the sisters was in response to all the bad press they usually get. \"You always here about nuns being extremely strict disciplinarians, harsh, and into corporal punishment,\" said Smith, who was puzzled by this. \"I've met many nuns in my life and I've never met a dud,\" she said, with a laugh. \"They devote their lives to what are often politically radical ideas, such as the social and economic issues they address with their work with the poor, despite the fact that they're part of the Catholic Church, which is ... conservative.\"\nMany memoirs that deal with grief -- Mikal Gilmore's Shot in the Heart, Barbara Lazear Ascher's Landscape Without Gravity: A Memoir of Grief, Genevieve Jurgensen's The Disappearance -- typically maintain their somber tone throughout, but Name All the Animals presents a balanced, fully wrought representation of the life of a fiercely imaginative girl, who happens to fall in love with another girl. \"I see it as a love story,\" Smith told BTW. \"I was madly in love with Teresa Dinovelli, and I was lucky because the first person I kissed, and everything, was somebody who was my peer, who I felt so emotionally and intellectually connected to. It was true love, and when fumbling around in the dark in high school, it's rare to get that.\"\nAs much as readers might want to know what happens in the next chapter of Smith's life, she reported that she currently doesn't have plans for a sequel. She does, however, have plans for fiction, which she sees as a liberating genre. \"I love that you get to make everything up,\" she said. And she doesn't necessarily like to know where she's going ahead of time. \"Getting lost is a big part of my writing process -- you've just got to follow the voices, the characters wherever they take you,\" she explained. \"You've got to trust them, no matter how many times they may lead you astray. You go down a lot of dead ends before you find the road that takes you to your narrative structure. And that's okay, because all those wrong turns are useful -- they give you a greater intimacy with your subject. I'm writing a novel now and I'm having fun getting lost.\" --Karen Schechner\nThe Miami Herald - February 29, 2004 Sunday\nSECTION: M; Pg. 7\nHEADLINE: One child lost and one child found; A teen grows up as she battles with despair in this spellbinding memoir.; MEMOIR\nBYLINE: BY ELSBETH LINDNER\nNAME ALL THE ANIMALS.\nAlison Smith. Scribner. 319 pages. $24.\nAlison Smith's beloved older brother Roy died in a car accident when she was 15. Her mother had been in the habit of calling both children Alroy, so close were they, a club of two. Now Alison was alone, bearing not only her own grief but her parents' fear and dashed hopes. To her father, she became ''all I have left.'' At school she turned into an untouchable, ''the-girl-whose-brother-died. '' Smith's struggles to reconcile her devastated self with her family and the world are the subject of this delicate, mournful, unblinking memoir.\nShielded from the graphic details of the car crash, she spent the next 18 months patching together something resembling the quiet life of a Catholic teenager in Rochester, N.Y. After her parents' paroxysms of grief and the neighborhood's efforts at commiseration, Smith returned to her convent school, where the nuns were watchful and kind. Slowly a sort of numb continuity settled, and her father resumed his early morning ritual of blessing his child with a relic, naming her parts -- ''Bless her mind. Bless her throat. Bless her hands.' ' -- in the same way that Adam had named all the animals, to keep track of them. Nevertheless, absurdities and awful reminders of the family's loss intruded, such as the encyclopedias ordered for Roy which continued to arrive with unstoppable regularity, like unbidden memories.\nSmith's loss was adult in scale yet in other respects she was still a child, anxious for her classmates' approval. One particular friendship, with a girl named Terry, sustained her. Perhaps unsurprisingly, the relationship became sexual, adding the electricity of first love to Alison's emotional tangle. When the liaison became known to the nuns, they even excused this transgression, but her mother's denunciation -- ''lesbians go to hell'' -- pushed her over the edge. Alison finally chose to read the newspaper article supplying the details of Roy's tortured last moments. That searing knowledge exposed as a lie her father's often-repeated assurance that God would give her anything she wanted, and Alison's most fundamental underpinnings -- her parents and her belief -- were knocked away.\nHer crisis deepened. She became anorexic; she dealt a crushing blow to her mother by declaring her lost faith; and on the third anniversary of Roy's death she flirted with death at the exact same spot, where the guardrail was still broken. But there would be no symmetrical accident or dramatic resolution. Instead, she eventually discovered the capacity to reconnect with what she and Roy had shared in life and reached a different, sad, but finally tolerable place.\nAs rites of passage go, Smith's was violent and punishing, yet it is described with cool clarity by a writer of formidable control. Mawkishness, knee-jerk emotions, self-indulgence of any sort are scrupulously avoided in her narrative, which searches for truth and meaning where, her young self began to realize, there might be none.\nA number of the book's more numinous scenes take place at night, as she roamed childhood haunts she had shared with Roy, feeding the stray dog he had befriended, attempting to reconnect with his spirit. Her lucid prose is especially effective at evoking these twilight communions, efforts to penetrate the anguish of irreversible separation while breaking out from the suffocation of the family home. Such simplicity of metaphor, combined with lambent depictions of childhood, are characteristic of Smith's gift. Her rapt focus casts an undeniable spell.\nName All the Animalsis an aching testimony to girlhood interrupted. It is also the understated literary expression of a detached, probing intelligence capable of discerning beauty, profundity, occasionally even comedy in the details of a life redefined by tragedy. Although an account of piercing pain, of voyaging into dark places alone, this memoir speaks in a soft voice. It is a survivor's story written by the girl next door.\nElsbeth Lindner is a writer in Mamaroneck, N.Y.\nThe New York Times - February 23, 2004, Monday, Late Edition - Final\nSection E; Page 6; Column 1; The Arts/Cultural Desk\nHEADLINE: BOOKS OF THE TIMES;\nTwo Traumatic Adolescent Free Falls: One Wild, One Wrenching\nBYLINE: By JANET MASLIN\nA Sixties Reckoning\nBy Martha Tod Dudman\n243 pages. Simon & Schuster. $23.\nOf two new memoirs describing troubled schoolgirl years, Alison Smith's is the more literary and precise. It is also the more wrenching because its central event is the death of Ms. Smith's adored brother. Martha Tod Dudman's is less ambitious and more lighthearted since its main concern is the author's woozy rebelliousness against her parents and prep school. But Ms. Dudman, whose own story of trauma (\"Augusta, Gone\") is already behind her, has a gift for making small details sound scarily, embarrassingly true.\nMs. Smith constructs \"Name All the Animals\" out of graceful vignettes describing her faith and her family. At the start of the book, in 1984, her 18-year-old brother, Roy, gets into his car and heads for work, never to return. \"You could almost smell the pity,\" she writes, as the police arrive at her front door to say the fateful words -- \"Mrs. Smith, there's been an accident\" -- to her mother.\nMs. Smith was 15. Her girlishness is underscored not only by an early description of ice skating, but also by her account of the last important thing she told Roy: that she had just had her first period. The conjoined thoughts of her blood and Roy's attest to the careful, sometimes self-conscious ways in which \"Name All the Animals\" is constructed. Its title comes from a reference to Adam in the Garden of Eden, linked to the way in which Alison's father clings to his Roman Catholicism through terrible times. This metaphor also gets a careful workout or two.\nMs. Smith's faith proves shakier. \"What had I done, I asked myself, to make God disappear and take Roy with him?\" she writes. The contemplation of that question sends her into a period of paralyzing grief. \"I passed entire days tracking the course of a single dust mote across the basement,\" she recounts with the kind of exacting, enhanced power of recollection that colors the book. But if its smaller details are sometimes precious, Ms. Smith has no trouble conveying the larger sensations that she experienced. She watches herself, almost as a stranger, being transformed into \"the Girl Whose Brother Died.\"\nMuch of \"Name All the Animals\" concerns Ms. Smith's experiences at Our Lady of Mercy School for Girls. Surrounded by nuns and plagued by secret doubts, she steps outside the bounds of the permissible to have a schoolgirl romance with another schoolgirl. \"It woke me from a long sleep,\" she writes. \"For this first time since Roy left I wanted something.\" And the affair becomes part of the way she jolts herself back to life.\nRoy remains real throughout the book, invoked at well-chosen intervals through memory and through his sister's acts of devotion. (She saves food for him. She regards even his worn-out running shoes with tenderness and reverence.) And the idea of punishment for her transgressions is equally substantial, giving the reader a sense of how much was at stake for her as she tried to regain her bearings. \"Hell was a real place for us, as real as the next neighborhood,\" she writes. \"In our insular Catholic world, hell practically had its own ZIP code.\"\nMs. Dudman describes a different kind of purgatory at the start of \"Expecting to Fly.\" Here is Grandma, remembering Woodstock, wondering how she turned into a 50-year-old professional fund-raiser who goes for a walk wearing a pedometer every day. How did she get here? And is it possible to turn back the clock, at least in memory? This recollection of her first experiences with sex, drugs and rebellion in the 1960's manages to accomplish exactly that.\n\"Augusta, Gone\" described Ms. Dudman's dealings with her hell-raising teenage daughter. As it appears here, Augusta was a chip off the maternal block. When Ms. Dudman's parents found out about her dope smoking, she remembers thinking: \"I couldn't look at them. They were so stupid.\" As she courts expulsion from the tony Madeira School outside Washington (it worked; she was expelled), she shows up stoned. (\"In Creative Writing class I feel like I've never been so creative! \")\nAnd when she makes it to Antioch College, she captures the ambience simply but perfectly: \"One of us will point at something -- the way the trees are, the color of the rock, and then the other one will say Yeah Oh Yeah I see what you mean or something and then we both laugh. It's great. Sometimes I go to class.\"\nMs. Dudman grew up in Washington with a summer place in Maine and a father who covered the war in Vietnam for The St. Louis Post-Dispatch. The political arena is hip and fun for her at first. (Her volunteer work for Eugene McCarthy becomes central to her social life.) Then it's not. (Her father is captured in Cambodia and remains a prisoner for a while.)\nShe is candid and even amusing about her general obliviousness to the wider world in those days. But it is clear that she now writes as someone keenly aware of how her actions appear in hindsight. Ms. Dudman eventually discovered, by way of Haight-Ashbury and other detours, that she would rather not spend her life in a daze.\nIn a risky maneuver that actually works, \"Expecting to Fly\" stages a brief confrontation between the two Marthas, young and old. If this went on for more than a page it might be painful, but it is brief. \"I'm you after all the drugs and the adventures,\" the author imagines telling her schoolgirl counterpart. \"I 'm you after all the craziness is past. I'm you with what you've left me.\"\nAnd: \"Wrinkles? Of course I've got wrinkles. You laid me out in the sun for hours and hours to wrinkle me up like this.\"\nPeople - February 23, 2004\nSECTION: PICKS & PANS/BOOKS; Pg. 45\nHEADLINE: Name All the Animals; by Alison Smith\nBYLINE: Ellen Shapiro\nBODY: CRITIC'S CHOICE\nSmith's vigorously Catholic family might not have been accomplished, but they certainly knew how to keep the faith. In their loving but insular world, not believing in God was \"like saying you didn't believe in oatmeal, or motorcars, or the laws of gravity.\" Fifteen-year-old Alison and her older brother Roy would wake up each morning as their father blessed them with holy relics, and Alison routinely had visions of Jesus, whom she considered her most intimate friend.\nBut her faith is horribly challenged when, weeks before he plans to start college, Roy is suddenly killed in a car crash. This intimate and quietly piercing memoir describes three years of Alison's adolescence in Rochester, N.Y., as she struggles with her grief. At first she is unmoored--refusing food, compulsively reading and aimlessly roaming the halls of Our Lady of Mercy School for Girls, where the nuns prescribe prayer and a stint at the state hospital teaching lobotomy patients how to sew. A respite comes from the ancient Sister Aggie, who shows Alison how to put her head down the laundry chute and uncork a good, therapeutic scream. But it is not until she begins a clandestine love affair with a more worldly girl at school that Alison starts to emerge from her brother's shadow. With a clear eye and an unsentimental heart, Smith writes a deeply moving elegy about devastating loss and how it can be redeemed.\nGRAPHIC: COLOR PHOTO: PHOTOGRAPH BY SCOTT JONES, Smith's impressive debut traces the line between grief and faith following a fatal accident.; COLOR PHOTO: STILL-LIFE: JOHN\nNewsday (New York), February 22, 2004 Sunday, ALL EDITIONS\nSECTION: FANFARE; Pg. D32\nHEADLINE: MEMOIRS: A Death In the Family\nBYLINE: By Judith Long. Judith Long is the copy editor at The Nation magazine.\nNAME ALL THE ANIMALS, by Alison Smith. Scribner. 319 pp., $24.\nThe last conversation 15-year-old Alison Smith had with her 18-year-old brother, Roy, went like this: \"Loser.\" \"Dweeb.\" \"Mutant.\" \"Moron!\" - a mock argument over who'd do the dishes. Early next morning, on his way to his summer job, Roy, driving the family camper-van in a downpour, was hit by a car skidding into his lane. Both drivers were killed.\nAlison and Roy were so close their parents called them both by the same nickname, Alroy. In her memoir of the three years following her brother's death, \"Name All the Animals,\" Smith details her new life as \"the sister without a brother,\" the surviving half of Alroy. A chronicle of grief, the book is not depressing, nor is it a \"coping with loss\" book. It's the sweet, sad, often oddly funny story of three years in the life of an adolescent girl and a loving family that's lost a large part of itself.\nAlison's father seeks consolation in his devout faith, consulting his statue of St. Jude, continuing to bless Alroy (as they still call her) every morning with relics and telling her, \"Baby, you're all we have left now.\" Her mother outfits a new camper-van just like the old one and hikes alone wearing a backpack loaded with the encyclopedia volumes that, heartbreakingly, keep arriving in the mail for Roy.\nAlison returns to Our Lady of Mercy school, where she is now \"the-girl-whose-brother-died,\" giving her an uncomfortable status among the other girls. The nuns are kind: An old nun who swears a blue streak and calls her \"Blondie\" shows Alison how to scream down the laundry chute to let off steam; another charges her to guard a huge secret - the nuns have a swimming pool hidden in the woods.\nAlison keeps up a facade, but she's sinking into anorexia and delusions of keeping Roy near. She spends a lot of time in a fort they once built, where she leaves Roy the food from her dinner plate. She's losing her formerly strong faith. She has crippling fears and waits for \"the next terrible thing.\" She roams the neighborhood at night, visits the scarred guardrail where Roy died.\nAt last, she's propelled into taking a step back into the world she inhabited before Roy \"left,\" as she terms it: Romance finds her. It's a compelling moment of first love - stolen kisses behind a statue of Our Lady of the Broken Toes by day and 20-mile bike rides for trysts by night. It's not Love Conquers Despair, but it's a start.\n\"Name All the Animals\" refers to Adam naming the creatures in the Garden of Eden. To Smith it means speaking of things no matter how painful. Bravely and beautifully, Smith names all her animals.\nGRAPHIC: Photos - Bookcover 'NAME ALL THE ANIMALS'\nMetro Weekly (DC), February 19, 2004\nAlison Smith's lesbian memoir ''Name All the Animals''\nIt's tempting to present Name All The Animals, the new memoir by Alison Smith, as a series of suggestive clich\u00e9s. Imagine Catholic schoolgirls in plaid skirts, knee-highs, and buttoned blouses watched over by stern but loving nuns. Watch them gossip about graduation, who will make the \"Virgin Court, \" the girl-whose-brother-died, and, naturally, lesbian love. Fun? Sure. But it would also be a serious disservice to the lovely, heartbreaking truth of Smith\u00b9s memoir, or the soft-toned accomplishments of the book.\nName All The Animals begins with the dual events of Alison's first period and her brother's sudden, accidental death, and ultimately weaves together a moving meditation on youth, loss and growing up. It ebbs and flows like a tide --like grief -- offering up touchstones as diverse as Our Lady of the Broken Toes, half-eaten Oreos, a Valentine's Day party at a mental ward, saints and relics, paintings of sunflowers, a grease-stained bag sequestered in a purse, and the image of a girl reading a bible while working in a photo booth in the empty parking lot of a suburban mall.\nThat girl in the parking lot is Alison's first love, and their scenes together do tingle and brighten each page, but the same-sex element is never overplayed. Alison is struggling through an impossible, unacceptable loss, searching for an identity that has been seemingly stolen away. While her burgeoning sexuality is nuanced and sweetly portrayed, it is always tied intricately to the memoir's true core.\nThe book's structure also serves to increase and sustain tension. The first section ends: \"And even as my parents prayed that the Next Terrible Thing would not come, it did. \"\nThere is a moment about two-thirds of the way through the book when all has seemingly fallen apart and Alison is attempting to reconnect with her life. The various threads of mourning, faith, community, isolation, transgression and love all come together as a daughter watches her parents sleep. \"For a small sliver of time, as I sat in Mother's wicker rocker hugging my knees, they became my children -- scared, hungry, bereft, and young, too young for all that had happened to them. \" She goes on to wonder how they are able to sleep in the face of her brother's death, and realizes, with a heartbreaking settling of weight, how much they are depending on her.\nSmith also skillfully mines the distance between church-good and church-bad. The expanse between the powder-soft comfort of an older nun's consoling embrace and the finality of a question like \"Don't you know lesbians will burn in hell? \" is sometimes harrowing, yet this Catholic Church is also protective, giving, and kind. What is remarkable, and refreshing, is the even-handed presentation. The church is not unquestionably evil. A mother's hard words are the result of her own pain rather than malicious intent. Mean high school girls are simply mean high school girls.\nThere are a number of recurring images in the novel. Some seem borne of editorial laziness (a friend of Alison's is described, repeatedly, by a ponytail that is asked to convey far too much), while some are vital and important. These meaningful repeated images evolve throughout the novel, echoing Alison's own process of grief. A backyard dog. An empty plate. Camping and an iconic camper van. The backyard fort. And eyes. The author always introduces us to important people through their eyes.\nName All The Animals opens with one such image - an abandoned house, sheared in half, hidden in a stand of woods. It is a potent image, made more powerful by Smith's writing, and the simple, truthful way it is presented. Smith never plays up the melodrama. She lets her journey stand alone.\nDaily Hampshire Gazette (REVIEW) - February 18, 2004\nA sister's account of loss beyond measure\nBY LARRY PARNASS\nAs a teen, Alison Smith heard herself referred to, from time to time, as ''the Smith girl.'' The shorthand carried a long explanation: She was the one left behind, alone with her parents, after her brother died in a car wreck.\nThe ''Smith girl'' phrase may have laid the groundwork for the book Smith, now in her 30s, has written. The world around her in Rochester, N.Y., in the mid-1980s was telling her she stood apart. She eventually found the words to express how.\nThey lie in a memoir, ''Name All the Animals,'' that is destined, because of its elegance and honesty, to be one of the most talked-about books this year among people who treasure real stories, intelligently told.\nThe book's title refers to Adam's quest, in the Garden of Eden, to assign names to all of God's creations. By selecting that title, Smith suggests she too started from scratch, after her brother's death, in a world that was new.\n''The Smith girl'' lived, as we all do, in a community where people know things about you, even if they understand nothing. As ''Name All the Animals'' so poignantly reveals, we can each of us live in ignorance of ourselves, until the truth finds a way out.\nIn this brilliant debut, Smith charts something as illuminating as Elisabeth Kubler-Ross' famous treatises on the stages of grief. What Kubler-Ross discovered in others' experience, Smith found, after great effort, in her own.\nThis memoir's richness lies in Smith's unsentimental accounting of how her world changed when her older brother Roy, with whom she shared a rare bond, died in a car crash on July 27, 1984. He was 18. She was 15. Childhood deals blows to all, some direct, some glancing. Smith recounts the devastation of her loss by minutely detailing the days, weeks and months that followed her brother's death.\nReaders come to understand that for much of that time, emotional scar tissue freezes this girl. Grief silently hollows her out, and dampens her ability, for years, to fill herself back in, or to allow herself joy. Even in the best circumstances, these can be years of personal trials for young people. In Smith's telling, the sorrow that presses down upon this circumscribed family, and upon her directly, becomes in some ways just another part of the challenge of growing up.\nShe describes it all gamely, as if her lot is no better or worse than that of any other 15-year-old, or 16-year-old. Many readers are remarking on the miraculous voice that Smith found to tell this story. It is humble and matter-of-fact.\nWith her own sort of literary side-scanning sonar, Smith conveys the immensity of grief without putting her hands all over it.\nWhat results is a quiet story whose drama is as well-placed as the rungs of a ladder. As Smith's teen years advance, she remains in a form of emotional arrest. It's likely no one knew then how much danger she was in. She refuses to let go of rituals she shared with her brother, and now inhabits alone.\nThings change when she reaches the age Roy never got beyond, and on a summer's dawn steers herself to the scene of his death, where she fills her mind with what it was he saw on his final morning.\nWhat's quietly intriguing in ''Name All the Animals'' is the emergence of Smith's own passion. Life turned this child into an observer who was little-seen: blindly protected by traumatized parents afraid of losing their remaining child, sheltered as if by rote by nuns in her Catholic school and pitied by those around who suspected the loneliness of ''the Smith girl.''\nAs the child watches, and as she privately communes with ruins of forts and haunts she shared with her brother, everyday dramas play out around her. Her father and mother clutch their religious faith past the point of fracture. Her classmates, on the verge of womanhood, search for ways to distinguish themselves, stepping out from behind the school uniforms that would make them all the same.\nReligious faith - the use of it, the futility of it, or its simple texture - propels Smith's story at many turns. Along with chronicling one family's response to tragedy, ''Name All the Animals'' captures the author's Catholic girlhood, with no shortage of humor. A part-time job regularly took young Alison to the phone switchboard at a religious order's motherhouse, where she met an aging nun named Sister Agnes James.\nThat sister is one of the memoir's great comic characters - an unruly renegade with a penchant for truth-telling. When she reads from her memoir, Smith likes to find passages about Sister Agnes.\n''She just makes me so happy,'' Smith said in an interview last week. ''This is a book about grief, but also about triumph, and families, and hope.''\nSmith tells her story using all the tools of a novelist, save the ability to make things up. She has changed details and names to protect people's privacy. And she appears to have filled in fine points in tiny, decades-old physical gestures with a level of detail that would test even the best memory. Then again, it may all be true.\n''The vivid detail comes from an obsessive level of interest in this period of my life,'' she said.\nSmith said she believes that writers owe readers not just meaningful stories, but well-observed ones. She says she wanted readers not just to follow her story, but to feel it on their skin - sensing whether the air is hot or cold, for instance, or smelling her mother's perfume. She recalls speaking with another writer about a lunch that was mentioned. Was that a lunch of a peanut butter sandwich, or a bowl of miso soup? she says she asked.\n''You owe it to the reader to say which it was,'' she said. ''So that they can be transported. That's the highest moral imperative. Memoirists shouldn't be let off the hook.''\nHer sentences are direct and detailed. Chapter 2 begins,\nWhen the officers came by the house at seven that morning, the only sound was the rain on the roof, the water rushing out of the gutters.\nA sampling of how other chapters begin: ''I spent the next Saturday at the library, and as usual, Father drove me and waited in the lobby, but that afternoon he didn't drive me home afterward.'' ''I did not know what possessed the Sisters of Mercy to open a school for girls.'' ''Terry gave me a picture postcard of Colette.'' ''We stood in the foyer of the Henderson home, an exact replica of the one at our house across the street, and I asked her the question.''\nThis is an under-voiced story that finds a way to cry out.\nLast week, Smith was in Rochester, for a reading at a bookstore to which her father brought 55 friends. The hometown paper, the Democrat and Chronicle, which had printed a graphic story of Roy's suffering the morning after he died, welcomed Smith's return with a section-front story.\nFor most of the last nine years, Smith lived in the Valley, where she wrote all of ''Name All the Animals.'' While she has since taken up quarters on Park Slope in Brooklyn, Smith says she feels she will eventually be pulled back to the Valley, after soaking up the urban world of subways and museums. She will be in the area next week for two appearances - at Food for Thought Books in Amherst at 7 p.m. on Feb. 26 and at Broadside Bookshop in Northampton at 7:30 p.m. on Feb. 27.\nToday, Smith has moved on to a novel. ''It's extremely fun to write fiction right now. I get to run around and play and try a lot of points of view on,'' she said.\nShe must feel weightless, after using a rare talent for storytelling to let others briefly carry one life's unique burden.\nDaily Hampshire Gazette (BIO) - February 18, 2004\nAuthor credits local groups for help in telling her story of loss\nBY LARRY PARNASS STAFF WRITER\nNORTHAMPTON - In her memoir ''Name All the Animals,'' Alison Smith thanks three people for letting her write in their living rooms.\nThe mention conjures up a picture of an itinerant writer applying herself to her mission, even if she lacked a roof - much less a room - of her own.\nThe author's gratitude is actually directed to the two Northampton writing groups she credits with helping her shape a true story that was horrific to endure, then difficult to tell.\nSmith, who lived in the Valley from 1994 until last year, spent six years finding a way to explain what happened in her family, and in her own life as a teenager, after her beloved older brother Roy died at dawn on July 27, 1984, in a head-on collision on a rain-slicked road.\n''I would not have been able to write that book without Northampton,'' Smith said last week from Rochester, N.Y., as she began a national tour to promote her book, published by Scribner. ''I don't feel like I've left Northampton.''\nIn those Northampton living rooms, Smith recalled, she labored alongside other writers during an evening's enforced silence to get words onto paper. Then she and others shared their results aloud.\nPage by page at sessions led by Carol Edelstein, Robin Barber and Dori Ostermiller - and in countless hours in her Crescent Street room - Smith worked through 18 drafts of her memoir.\nThe ''rigorous and open-hearted'' advice she received from Valley writers helped her persevere, Smith said. ''You sit in a group and write together,'' she said of those meetings. ''It's very unique to the Valley.''\nWhile it took Smith many attempts to find the right way to tell her story, her agent needed only days to find a publisher, land a six-figure advance and arrange for overseas sales. After sending the manuscript to publishers one Monday last February, Smith's agent had offers by Wednesday.\nOn the following Monday, publishers bid against each other for the right to bring the book out with Scribner the winner. Within the next week, Smith says, rights for publication in seven other countries had been assigned.\nJoan Barberich, the events coordinator for Food for Thought Books in Amherst, says she admires Smith's prowess as a storyteller. Though the book recounts a horrific time in the author's life, the events are narrated with humility and simplicity. ''I was so touched by the artfulness of the way it was put together,'' Barberich said. ''I really feel she crafted it with an artist's talent.''\nOstermiller, the writing-group leader in Northampton who worked with Smith, said she could tell early on, as Smith shared passages of her book, that the author was creating an exceptional work.\n''Every now and then you get someone extraordinary,'' she said of Smith. ''She was definitely in that category. She's just an immensely talented woman and a hard worker.\n''She put her blood, sweat and tears into this book, I can vouch for that,'' Ostermiller said. ''It's great to have been a part of it.''\nIn the coming month, Smith will be speaking about her book and meeting readers in events from Boston to San Francisco. She returns to the Valley from her new home in Brooklyn next week, with readings planned at Food for Thought Books in Amherst at 7 p.m. on Feb. 26 and at the Broadside Bookshop in Northampton at 7:30 p.m. on Feb. 27.\nOne of the publishers who bid for ''Name All the Animals'' offered Smith a three-book deal. She declined it, saying she didn't feel it was right to sell something she hadn't yet created.\nSmith said her next work, now under way, will be a novel. She has been writing fiction for years, including years as a student at Brown University and stints at the Yaddo and MacDowell writers' colonies.\nTo write ''Name All the Animals,'' Smith said, she struggled to find a new form.\n''Even though I had a story I wanted to tell, I really had no knowledge of how to write a book,'' she said.\nAs readers of ''Name All the Animals'' learn, Smith knew from an early age where to go for knowledge - the shelves of libraries. She says she consumed books about writing, studying up on things like how to structure chapters and how to use dialogue.\nAfter three years of writing - about halfway in - Smith says she got her project fully on track. One breakthrough came, she said, when she realized that her focus would not be on what her parents lost in their son's death, real as that was.\n''Siblings are usually relegated to a secondary position, and (are expected to) make up for what the parents lost,'' she said. ''I really fell for this.''\nIn the end, though, she found that her story lay in the world she came to inhabit, after her brother's crash in 1984. The memoir describes in detail the first three years after his death, and the author's discovery, from within the confines of a strictly observant Catholic home, that she is homosexual.\n''If you're going to write a memoir, you really to have to be the main character,'' she said. ''You become the vehicle through which readers can understand the issues you're writing about. ... The only story I had the right to tell is my own.''\nLarry Parnass, arts editor, can be reached at: lparnass@gazettenet.com.\nNewsweek - February 16, 2004 U.S. Edition\nSECTION: BOOKS; Pg. 55\nHEADLINE: Living to Tell the Tale\nBYLINE: Sean Smith\nHIGHLIGHT: Two first-time authors with harrowing memoirs\nMost people's lives are fascinating only to themselves, but that doesn't stop newbie writers from churning out memoirs that showcase mostly their own narcissism. Alison Smith's \"Name All the Animals\" sounds like the usual--a brother's death, anorexia, a coming-of-age attraction to other girls--yet Smith writes with such assured distance that this quiet examination of grief reads more like biography than autobiography, and displays a novelist's gift for revealing character through small gesture rather than grand speech. The title refers to the story of Adam's giving each of the world's creatures a name. With this memoir, Smith has earned one of her own.\n--Sean Smith\nEntertainment Weekly - February 13, 2004\nHEADLINE: Name All The Animals\nBYLINE: Jennifer Reese\nNAME ALL THE ANIMALS Alison Smith Memoir (Scribner, $ 24)\nSmith's happy childhood came to an abrupt end when she was 15 and her 18-year-old brother, Roy, died in a car crash. Shy and studious, Alison and Roy had been so close that their parents had called them Alroy. \"While I waited for Roy to come back, my parents waited for the Next Terrible Thing,\" Smith writes in her strong, sad memoir of the three years following the tragedy. Roy didn't come back, of course, but Smith's parents did not wait in vain. Raised a devout Catholic, Smith lost her faith, which seemed to devastate her mom even more than Roy's death. Compounding the heresy, Smith fell in love with another girl, and the two were discovered in bed by a nun at her school. (\"Lesbians will burn in hell,\" Smith's mother told her.) Smith isn't always convincing when she tries to tie the pieces of her adolescence together: Roy dies, ergo she becomes anorexic? Well, it might have happened anyway. But she's a beautiful writer, funny and wise, and she has made an unusually powerful book out of her grief. B+ --JR\nGRAPHIC: COLOR PHOTO: SMITH: JERRY BAUER\nThe Minneapolis Star Tribune - February 8, 2004\nReview: 'Name All the Animals' gives voice to grief\nAndrea Hoag, Special to the Star Tribune\nIn a memoir with details so distressing they long smolder in the reader's mind, author Alison Smith often writes of \"the summer Roy left\" as if her brother actually might return someday. Just a few months shy of college, however, Roy drove away one morning and was killed in a car accident on his way to work. His sudden absence was too much for 15-year-old Alison to understand -- then or now.\nWriting about grief is a cumbersome thing, but in \"Name All the Animals\" Smith proves she can handle her subject with great delicacy. Raised in a staunchly Catholic family where \"Christ was more real to me than the children I met at school,\" she withdrew and became a witness to the suffering around her. But when Roy left, Jesus abandoned her, too.\nEach person in her family reacted differently to the tragedy. Her father sought comfort in his unwavering religious beliefs, but kept his now only child cooped up for her own protection. (\"You're all I have left now,\" he would repeat as a daily beseechment.)\nAs for her mother, Smith \"watched her age. For the first time I saw her taut body sag . . . She would look for Roy around every corner . . . in the face of every young man. For the rest of her life she'd chase this phantom. Like so many women, she was defined by her children. And she had let one of them die.\"\nIn another haunting scene, an unsuspecting salesman delivers the first installment of the nonrefundable set of encyclopedias purchased for Roy that will keep arriving long after his death. Smith possesses a genius for rendering the complicated layers of grief:\n\"He was part of a near-extinct breed, those people who had somehow missed the newspaper article, the television coverage, the local radio reports . . . The Before-People. The Before-People had me in their thrall . . .\"\nJust as the particulars about Roy's death are kept from Alison, readers, too, are made to wait for the more macabre details. The morning after the accident, a thoughtful neighbor raced across their lawn to collect their newspaper to prevent them from reading newly publicized information, but he was too late for Smith's dad:\n\"As he read, his hands began to shake. The shaking got so bad he could no longer hold the paper. It dropped to the floor . . . He tried to walk and he fell to his knees. He began to crawl. His arms and legs tangled in the hall rug. He called Roy's name several times, and then his voice dissolved into a long wail. He clawed at his T-shirt.\"\nAlison, not Roy, is the main character in this memoir. But the memories of their inventive juvenile games and neighborhood adventures form a poignant backdrop to Smith's narrative.\nAt her Catholic school, \"the Girl Whose Brother Died\" begins a taboo love affair. This stirring account is rendered with the heart-stopping excitement of puberty's sexual floundering. Just when readers see a bit of happiness ahead for the young protagonist, however, Alison's mother discovers the liaison and threatens eternal damnation.\n\"Name All the Animals\" leaves readers hoping that the courageous author triumphs over the heartaches of her past -- and returns to tell us all about it.\nAndrea Hoag also reviews for Publishers Weekly, the Women's Review of Books and San Francisco Chronicle. She lives in Oskaloosa, Kan.\nThe Journal News (Westchester County, NY) - January 25, 2004 Sunday\nSECTION: LIFE&STYLE; Pg. 4E\nHEADLINE: MY SO-CALLED LIFE M.A. Turner\nBYLINE: M. A. Turner, Freelance OK\nHeartbreaking works of staggering drama (and sometimes ego)\nA couple of years after I graduated from college, I went back to campus to have lunch with an old professor of mine. We gossiped about some item from the school's alumni magazine, which reminded her of something she'd read in her own alma mater's alumnae magazine: a lengthy note from a former classmate about the major changes she'd made in her life after the death of her mother.\nI don't recall the specifics of the woman's transformation, although I do recall they had a sort of privileged-yuppie-awakening feel. Think: taking a leave from the art gallery to sail around the world to \"find herself\" in some port or another. And I remember my friend's reaction. \"All of our parents will die,\" she said with disgust; how dare this woman use her mother's death as a plot device in her self-indulgent personal drama?\nIn fairness, few of us can resist the occasional temptation to imagine our lives as a grand drama, ourselves in the starring role. (It's whether we stage that drama in our heads or in the pages of our alumni magazines that determines whether others find us tolerable.) And is there a more classic tragic element than the death of a loved one - particularly a before-their-time death - and the protagonist's subsequent questioning of her self and whatever beliefs she had previously held?\nFor 15-year-old Alison Smith, the death of her older brother, Roy, ripped apart the foundation on which her family was firmly built: \"(W)e had one talent: faith,\" she writes in \"Name All the Animals\" (Scribner, $24). \"With every ounce of our imagination we believed. My brother and I grew up in the shadow of this faith, in the great floodplain of belief. Christ was more real to me than the children I met at school. ... He was my comforter, my most intimate friend.\"\nThis was a family whose parents got engaged in church, whose father sang the Latin mass in the shower and blessed his children every morning with his cherished collection of saints' relics. Then, one summer morning, Alison woke up and learned that her brother had died in a car crash.\nRoy wasn't the only one to leave her: \"God was gone. It felt like somebody had suddenly taken the needle off the record, and for the first time, the music I had heard my whole life, the music that was all around us, just stopped.\"\nWhile her parents clung to their faith even tighter, Alison was rudderless, abandoned by her two constant companions and certain she was to blame: \"Losing your faith in a world where God is all around you is precarious business. Instead I felt that God chose to exclude me from His world. ... What had I done to make God disappear and take Roy with Him?\"\nThen she stumbled on what felt like an answer: At the same time she was mourning her brother, she found herself falling in love - with another girl, a definite transgression in her Catholic home (\"Don't you know that lesbians will burn in hell?\" her suspicious mother exploded). \"Name All the Animals\" is a heartbreaking story, populated by fragile people reeling from loss and inadequately consoled by a faith that saw a lonely young girl's first love as an unpardonable sin.\nWhile religion isolated Smith from her parents, for Sandra Scofield, it was the one sure way to connect with her emotionally elusive mother, she remembers in \"Occasions of Sin\" (W.W. Norton, $24.95). Scofield's mother was beautiful, creative - and completely out of place in 1950s small-town Texas. Then, as she began suffering from a string of health problems that would eventually kill her, she discovered Catholicism, which she took to with the usual zeal of the convert. Much of Scofield's childhood was spent tiptoeing outside a sickroom; the only time her mother showed any sign of liveliness was when she was praying, going to mass, saying a rosary, and young Sandra lived for the moments she'd be invited to join in.\nHer mother's faith had a visceral, romantic quality; her description to her young daughter, on the day of her First Communion, of what it was like to receive the Host bordered on sexual. She collected priests the way another young woman might collect beaux. \"I began to believe that Mother loved her priests in some forbidden way. Her attachments were too intense, too fraught with neediness. It wasn't proper,\" Scofield writes.\nHer mother's religious faith and her failing health were inextricably linked, and Scofield, with the self-centeredness of a child, saw herself a part of the equation: \"My mother needed God to keep her well, and I thought she needed me, too. This belief was the bedrock of my relationship with her. Right up until the day she died, I thought I could rally the heavenly troops and keep her going.\" It was a heavy burden; only years later did the adult Scofield move past her guilt and resentment and realize that \"Mother's dreams were too big for the circumstances of her life.\"\nIn \"American Sucker\" (Little, Brown, $24.95), David Denby recounts another kind of death: the death of his marriage and, with it, of life as he knew it, an Upper West Side life of Sunday brunches and private schools and intellectual coupledom. (Denby reviews films for the New Yorker, his wife is a novelist). Determined not to lose his home along with his marriage, he set out to earn $1 million in the stock market so he could buy out his wife's share of their apartment.\nAt the time, the plan did not seem all that crazy: It was 2000, the stock market was zooming, and Denby wasn't the only one worshipping at the altar of NASDAQ. \"At that moment, water seemed to be running uphill, plants were growing in cement, and ginger ale, shaken once or twice, poured out of the bottle as champagne,\" he writes. Before long, Denby was watching the tech stocks he'd invested so heavily in wither, along with years of savings.\nIt's not easy to muster up sympathy for Denby; he admits to investing recklessly, without doing his homework, and there's the fact that he's half-owner of a $1.5 million piece of Manhattan real estate. And while he boldly reveals some mildly scandalous personal details - he was briefly addicted to Internet porn before transferring his attention to CNBC, for instance - \"American Sucker\" doesn't always ring true. Even as Denby was sinking into a world of greed, populated by people like his new friend Sam Waksal - ImClone founder and Friend of Martha - part of him stood on the sidelines, taking notes in anticipation of the book he knew would come out of it.\nStill, Denby poses some interesting questions about what makes us such greedy, acquisitive creatures and concludes that, in his case, his money mania - like religion for some people - was a way to stave off emptiness, loneliness, death: \"All along, I couldn't see anything beyond the apartment but a blank wall, and that blankness, I now knew, was the end of my emotional life in middle age, a kind of death; and so I reached for the future, not just to get rich, but to make the most of my time and avoid the sentence of nullity hanging over me.\"\nM.A. Turner is a writer and editor who lives in Northampton, Mass.\n- February 12, 2004 Thursday Metro Edition\nSECTION: ROCHESTER LIVING; Pg. 1C\nHEADLINE: Area native tells of toll brother's death took\nBYLINE: Lauri Githens Hatch, Staff, LGITHENS@DemocratandChronicle.com\nLauri Githens Hatch\nIn chapter eight of her haunting memoir, Brighton native Alison Smith not only explains her book's title, Name All the Animals, she makes it plain why abrupt, violent death forever alters those it leaves behind.\nEvery morning, her father, Royden Smith, would bless Alison and her brother, Roy, as they lay in their rooms.\nBless this mind; bless this throat; bless these hands; bless this voice, prayed, Smith, who once had yearned to be a priest.\nWhy does he do that? Alison asks Roy once.\n\"Because he's taking care of us,\" replies Roy. \"He's got to name us like Adam named all the animals. To keep track of them.\"\nBut not everything that can be named can be kept.\nOn July 17, 1984, at 5:51 a.m., Royden Smith watched his son dash through the pouring rain and head for his job at the Penfield Country Club.\nBy about 5:55 a.m., Roy was dead at age 18, his van driven into a guardrail by another car on Penfield Road, where both burst into flames.\nThe other driver was killed. And on that morning, so was Alison's lifelong faith and sense of identity. She was 15 years old.\nWriting with detail that is piercing but not maudlin, Alison chronicles the wordless grief that settled over her family, heightened by gruesome newspaper details of Roy's death.\nAs the summer of 1984 unfolds, Alison goes into a downward spiral, sleeping in her cellar, reading exhaustively and leaving her dinner for Roy in the fort they'd built.\nIn the fall when she returns to school at Our Lady of Mercy, grief washes over her at every turn. And then, gradually, so does love.\n\"This is about a girl coming of age realizing that her world has become complicated, heartbreaking and yet extremely exciting all at once,\" says Alison on the phone from her apartment in Brooklyn.\n\"To 'name all the animals' at that point, was impossible for me because I didn't know what was mine. And even if I could name them, I'd lost faith that I could keep them.\"\nDespite the kindness of the nuns at school and a new love in her life, Alison at 17 becomes determined not to surpass her brother in age. When her attempt to reenact Roy's crash fails, she realizes that her life force is stronger than her broken heart.\nNow a full-time writer, Smith is no longer a practicing Catholic. But she does have a renewed, different faith.\n\"Faith is not having St. Christopher help you find your shoe. It's more about asking for help to face what's ahead of you.\"\nWho: Alison Smith, Brighton native, will read from her memoir Name All the Animals. Discussion to follow.\nWhen: Friday from 7 to 8 p.m.\nWhere: Barnes & Noble Booksellers, 3349 Monroe Ave., Pittsford.\nGRAPHIC: Smith\nElle Recommends . . .\nIn the fullness of grief reawakened, Alison Smith evokes in Name All the Animals (Scribner) the life-altering loss of her brother, to whom she was exceptionally close, in a horrendous auto accident when he was 18 years old and she 15; left struggling to reshape her young life, the author spends years trying to move past being simply \"the girl whose brother died\"- which she does, admirably, in this intricate, thoughtful memoir.\nBiblio: Recommendations from our shelf to yours.\nEvery morning Alison Smith's father blessed his sleeping children-their hands, their throats, their minds. Name All the Animals (Scribner) is Smith's stunning memoir about her family's life after the death of her brother and soul mate, Roy, in a fiery accident, a loss she couldn't accept. \"God was gone. It felt like somebody had suddenly taken the needle off the record,\" she tells us in this story of survival and sexual awakening.\nOUT TRAVELER - Spring Reading\nBy Alison Smith, Scribner, $24\n\"I had never wanted to wander from the Sisters of Mercy's placid blue walls, but something in Colette's face, something in her eyes, in the curve of her elegant nose and trim mouth caused me to long for the world.\"\nAlison, an upstate New York teenager kept under the watchful eyes of the nuns at her Catholic high school in the early 1980's, is falling in love with slightly older (and slightly femme fatale) Terry - a young woman already conversant in the ambiguous language of love spoken so fluently by sexually provocative Sidonie-Gabrielle Colette and the dance-hall girls of the turn-of-the-century Paris. The wandering that Alison does in this fine memoir is not unlike the wandering that many young lesbians have done-with or without a longing for the world sparked by a certain woman's nose and mouth. Smith's prose is revealed in such a way that women (and men) will be touched by her poetic references to the endless and often perilous journeys undertaken by the human heart.\n--Roger Harris\nUnited Methodist Church Press (UMC.org)\nPage Count: 319 (hardcover)\nBy Rev. Mark Ralls\n(UMCom) -- As a child, Alison had two great certainties in her life. One was Roy. Confident and good-natured, he was the ideal older brother. And, she, \"pliant, perpetually ill-informed, and stubbornly naive,\" made the \"perfect little sister.\" Inseparable, they built a fort where nobody else was allowed and invented games like \"ghost baseball\" where no one else was necessary. They were so close that their mother even gave them a single pet name to share - \"Alroy.\"\nAnd, losing faith is not surrendering some bland set of beliefs. What we lose is God.\nAlison was also certain of Jesus Christ. Her faith took root in a \"great flood plane of belief\" where an unusually devout family merged with a supportive Catholic community; a place where not believing in God was like refusing to believe in \"oatmeal, or motorcars, or the laws of gravity.\" Here, Christ was more than an abstract savior. He was Alison's \"most intimate friend, ... more real\" to her than even the other kids she met at school.\nName All the Animals: A Memoir is Alison Smith's tender account of what it is like to lose both of these certainties in a single day. When she was fifteen, Roy was killed in an automobile accident. Seeking solace from Christ, Alison receives nothing but silence. Her description of the day Roy vanished and Jesus walked out of her life reminds us that the categories we use to explain such experiences are insufficient. We never merely suffer grief. Instead, we lose those who once made us complete. And, losing faith is not surrendering some bland set of beliefs. What we lose is God. Such deep, personal losses are literally heart breaking. In this her first book, Smith invites us to walk with her through a journey of loss, allowing us to experience the painful unraveling of faith and hope.\nYet, despite its tragic theme, Name All the Animals never dissolves into despair. It is a witness to the tenacity of love. It displays the love of a community. When Roy dies, family friends overcome their own feelings of helplessness with touching expressions of concern. One of the most powerful scenes describes how neighbors rushed to the Smith home as soon as they heard the news. \"They just got in their cars and drove to us, or opened their front doors, forgetting to close them, walked into our yard, and stood there... . Mrs. Henderson wore only one earring. Mrs. Wilson clutched a telephone to her chest, the wall cord trailing behind her as she ran across the street.\"\nTo call this memoir an impressive debut by a gifted young writer would be to underestimate both the book and its author. It is, I believe, a work of art.\nIt is also an intimate tale of romantic love. Alongside the story of Roy's death, Smith artfully weaves a coming of age memoir about her first love. The confusing power of her attraction is multiplied by its scandalous nature in her traditional Catholic community. And, like many first loves, it both wounds and heals.\nMost of all, this book is about family love. The ties that bind mother, father and sister to a lost young man are never severed. And, the three who are left doggedly choose to love even when they cannot fully understand. This wonderful memoir serves as a flesh and blood portrait of 1 Corinthians 13. It reminds us that somehow through it all, some measure of faith, hope and love abide, but, without a doubt, the greatest of these is love.\nTo call this memoir an impressive debut by a gifted young writer would be to underestimate both the book and its author. It is, I believe, a work of art. Like all true art, the gifts of the artist are abundantly evident but never allowed to distract from the work itself. Alison Smith tells her story in some of the most beautifully crafted prose I have ever read. Yet, in the end, it is the beauty of the story itself that shines through. When I finished this book, I didn't just feel admiration. I felt grateful, and I think you will too.\nShare your comments about this book with other readers. Link to online discussion, please begin the discussion with the following question: Have there been times in your life when you've felt as if you've lost your faith? If so, how did you work through it?\nThe Rev. Mark Ralls is senior pastor of St. Timothy United Methodist Church, Brevard, N.C\nIn her first book, Smith, an alumna of the Yaddo and MacDowell writers' colonies, confidently weaves together aspects of a traditional coming-of-age memoir with a story of unimaginable loss. In lucid, controlled prose, she meticulously reconstructs her family's journey through the three years following her 18-year-old brother Roy's death in a car accident, just weeks before he was to start college, in 1984. Despite their overwhelming grief, Smith's devout Catholic parents' faith does not waver, but the 15-year-old Smith grapples with her beliefs. \"I thought perhaps it was my fault that Roy had left us,\" she writes. \"I thought I was being punished for some unknown sin.\" A student at a Rochester, N.Y., Catholic high school, Smith can't express her doubts, nor can she reveal her romantic feelings for one of her schoolmates, a less sheltered girl who introduces her to Colette and van Gogh. And even though Smith becomes exceedingly thin, her mother and father fail to notice she's anorexic. Name All the Animals (the title refers to Adam naming the animals in the Garden of Eden) includes many vivid images, although some of the language can seem too pretty and composed. The book closes with the third anniversary of Roy's death. \"If I lived past the summer of my eighteenth year,\" Smith resolves, \"I would have to face that Roy died and that I the little sister, the tagalong... would surpass him.\" It's a brave ending to an impressive debut. (Feb. 10) Copyright 2003 Reed Business Information.\nIn this memoir, a top book for Scribner, Smith recalls grappling with her brother's death as a teenager.\nAn impressive debut memoir of grief and growing up. In 1984, when the author was only 15, her 18-year-old brother Roy was burned to death in an automobile crash. Her struggle to come to terms with this loss and find her way again is recounted here with a clear eye and astonishing frankness. Smith's parents were staunch Catholics; not to believe in the existence of God, she writes, would have been like not believing in \"oatmeal, or motorcars, or the laws of gravity.\" With her brother's death, Alison's faith suddenly vanished, to be replaced by study and reading. If only she could understand how space, time, light, and movement were linked in the fourth dimension, she believed, Roy would come back to her. Smith's parents, however, clung to their faith; her father still blessed her each morning with a holy relic to keep her safe. The author's observations of her parents' reaction to the loss of their only son are marked by a cool objectivity and filled with telling detail. Inexplicably, they seemed to be unaware that their grief-stricken remaining child was starving herself and wandering outside at all hours of the night. Smith's mother, it seems, was an expert at rewriting the past and pretending that unwanted events did not actually happen. At Sisters of Mercy High School, the nuns overlooked Alison's strange or out-of-line behaviors. When she fell in love with another girl and the two of them were discovered in bed together, only her companion's reputation suffered. The nuns and her classmates saw Smith as \"the girl whose brother died,\" more to be pitied than censured. For months before the third anniversary of Roy's death, the tagalong little sister, now 18 and not wanting to surpass herbig brother, planned to reenact the accident, following him into death. Her attempt failed, her appetite for life returned, and Roy finally became a ghost figure for Alison, if not for her parents. Powerful, unsentimental, candid, and moving.\nTime Out, 4-21-04\nThe Times (London), 4-16-04\nSunday Telegraph (London), 4-4-04\nNew York Times Book Review, 3-21-04\nABA - Bookselling this Week, 3-11-04\nThe Miami Herald, 2-29-04\nThe New York Times, 2-23-04\nPeople Magazine, 2-23-04\nNewsday (New York), 2-22-04\nMetro Weekly (DC), 2-19-04\nDaily Hampshire Gazette (Review), 2-18-04\nDaily Hampshire Gazette (Bio), 2-18-04\nNewsweek, 2-16-04\nEntertainment Weekly, 2-13-04\nThe Minneapolis Star Tribune, 2-8-2004\nThe Journal News, 1-15-04\nRochester Democrat and Chronicle, 1-12-04\nUnited Methodist Church Press\nPurchasing - Name all the Animals:\nHardcover, 320pp\nAudio - read by the author, Abridged, 4 cassettes, 6 hours\nCompact Disc - read by the author, Abridged, 5 CDs, 6 hours\nBelow you will find the cover art for the English, Portuguese, German and Swedish editions.\nAlison is available for writing coaching and manuscript consultation.\nStorytelling, Films",
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        "raw_content": "DEMOS ARE EFFECTIVE : ZCTU BOSS\nTHE Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) this week called a three-day stayaway to protest the government\u2019s decision to hike fuel prices amid a rapidly deteriorating economic environment and rising social discontent. Business reporter Kudzai Kuwaza (KK) spoke to ZCTU president Peter Mutasa (PM) recently on various issues, which include the country\u2019s economic challenges, his tenure as National Social Security Authority (Nssa) board member and the impact of demonstrations. Below are excerpts of the interview:\nKK: What is your assessment of 2018?\nPM: The year 2018 is a year where we had a chance, an opportunity as a country to make things right, beginning with elections and a chance to sort out our politics as a nation. Unfortunately, we let that chance slip. We were supposed to make sure that as a nation we would not have disputed elections. We were supposed to make sure that after (former president Robert) Mugabe has gone, we will rebuild and reform our institutions and ensure that they are independent.\nWe were supposed to ensure that there would be separation of power within the branches of state. We were also supposed to bring people together, come up with a national vision and build national cohesion to get us out of the economic, political and social crisis that we have been in for the last 20 years.\nUnfortunately, the government failed to harness both the approval of the international community and the approval of citizens and we are back to where we were. That is a state in crisis characterised by disputed electoral results and a debilitating economic crisis.\nWe as labour can safely say that the year 2018 was a missed opportunity. We have also witnessed suffering and hardships among the citizens starting with the disruptive 2% tax imposed by government on the economy. Workers have lost all their savings and pensions and they have also lost value of their salaries and the general citizenry have been dispossessed of their livelihood.\nThis is evident in the informal sector where there are in running battles with the police and local authorities. If nothing is done, many families are going to face serious social challenges.\nKK: What is your view of the 2019 budget?\nPM: For starters, the current government has not taken time to bring people together to discuss the direction the country should take. They have unilaterally come up with their own vision and come up with the mantra \u201cZimbabwe is open for business\u201d.\nThey have now couched another mantra called \u201causterity for prosperity\u201d. Without looking at the budget, there is a disjoinment between state and the citizens. The citizens have not been effectively allowed to bring in their input.\nThe government has disregarded the input of its citizens in terms of its policy strategy. We have a new minister who came up and, immediately without consulting any stakeholders, produced the Transitional Stabilisation Programme. Government came up with the vision for the country to be an upper middle-income economy by 2030 without consulting anyone. Government is going it alone. It is not carrying anyone on board.\nThe budget was anti-poor, anti-workers and will not address the real challenges the citizens are facing which include unemployment, poverty and inequality. Overall, it is not a budget that addresses the needs of the poor man and the ordinary citizens. As long as the budget failed to address the issue of currency and exchange rate distortions, the country will not succeed. The failure to address distortions is going to create winners and losers and the majority of the workers and the poor are going to be the losers.\nThe US dollar is now being used as the unit of account, but workers do not earn in US dollars. We also expected a budget that would bring about inclusivity. Of course, it is talking about shared growth but there is nothing tangible that is supporting the shared growth. We are expecting to see many workers in the public sector losing jobs.\nAlthough we support the cleaning up of the public sector in terms of removing ghost workers and political appointees who are doing nothing, we need to be mindful that we have few teachers and doctors compared to what we must have. Government is driving free market economics. Free market economics have failed everywhere and the world is currently in crisis because of free market economics. The government wants to please a few elites at the expense of the majority and it is the majority that must carry the burden. The policy thrust which has informed the budget is very wrong for the economic recovery of Zimbabwe.\nKK: Given your description of the budget, how does it amplify your call for workers to be paid in foreign currency?\nPM: When we made the call for workers to be paid in forex, we experienced many challenges. But now service providers are demanding forex and the government itself is demanding forex. The minister has said (import) duty should be paid in forex. The Zimbabwe Revenue Authority is also demanding to be paid in forex. If everyone is demanding to be paid in forex, it becomes logical that workers in these companies must be paid in forex.\nIf you also look at the distortion, we are purchasing in shops whose prices are pegged in US dollar. The US dollar is basically is 1:3 with the bond note at the parallel market. If workers are to continue to earn in RTGS, it means their salaries have been devalued seriously.\nWe are now earning less than a third of our bargained salary. There is no alternative in our view as long as supermarkets, service providers and government itself now want forex. Workers must earn in foreign currency.\nKK: How important is it to legislate the Tripartite Negotiating Forum?\nPM: Legislating the TNF has been an important aspect since 2001. We came up with this after realising that the country is in a crisis. We have been in a crisis for almost two decades now and the legislation of the TNF has been on the agenda for nearly two decades. The legislation of the TNF has been on the agenda in the last three Parliamentary sessions. This simply shows there is lack of political will on the part of government. Government does not want to involve citizens and it does not want to involve labour in discussing policy formulation and discussing economic policy development.\nThe only way to come out of our current crisis is through social dialogue and coming up with a social contract. Legislation of the TNF has never been more important as currently. It is still a very important aspect but it seems the government does not want to involve anyone in policy formulation.\nKK: Looking at the issue of retrenchments, how widespread were they in 2018?\nPM: I am yet to get the actual figures but, given anecdotal information, it goes without say that companies are struggling and there have been retrenchments across various sectors and now with the 2% tax, the havoc that it caused in the economy we know the companies have been strained, especially after the government failed to address the issue of currency distortions. This will lead to more retrenchments and companies folding.\nKK: How effective are demonstrations that you call for from time to time as a tool of protest?\nPM: We think they are effective, basing on the response of the authorities. I think for sometime we had not seen the heavy handedness of the police when we called for demonstrations. When the demonstrations were supported by the citizens, the police came out in full force, in full armour and blocked us from demonstrating.\nFrom that aspect, we think they are very effective because we demonstrate to send a message to the state. So if the state comes down heavily on you it means you have sent the message eloquently and effectively. It shows that the dictatorship does not want to deal with the message but deal with the messenger. It is a constitutional provision. It is not put there for design, it is there as an effective means for communicating, lobbying and advocacy. Unfortunately we have a leadership that does not respect the constitution.\nWe will continue with demonstrations because they are an effective tool of communication and it is a constitutional provision.\nKK: What is your view of the National Health Scheme being proposed by government and has been on the cards?\nPM: It will never take off because government is not serious about policy implementation. A national health scheme is a good idea as long as you address the macro-economic fundamentals. You cannot have a national health scheme when only 5% of the country in the formal economy and expect them to fund the whole population. The math does not add up. The economic fundamentals must be addressed first before we can experiment with the national health scheme.\nKK: You were a board member of the National Social Security Authority, what is your view of the entity?\nPM: Nssa is a mirror reflection of the nation. If the government is corrupt and does not follow due process it also affects Nssa. Nssa has been abused for a long time and, when I entered Nssa and tried to address these issues and reform it from within, I was dismissed and had to fight to be reinstated.\nMy view is that we need business, labour and citizens to fight for Nssa reform. Currently it gives too much power to the government through the ministers who have pursued their own agenda at the detriment of the nation. 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        "raw_content": "Look out for the 'Skutnik' during Trump's State of the Union\nWritten by Anthony F. Arrigo, Associate Professor, Writing Rhetoric and Communication, University of Massachusetts Dartmouth\nLennie Skutnik, center front, at Reagan's State of the Union address.AP Photo/File\nOn a bitterly cold and snowy day in January 1982, Air Florida flight 90 took off from Washington D.C. heading to Tampa, Florida.\nImmediately after takeoff the plane began experiencing problems from the ice that had formed on its wings. It plummeted, skipping off Washington\u2019s 14th Street bridge and crashing into the icy waters of the Potomac River.\nThe ensuing rescue effort was broadcast on local television. Frigid temperatures and bad weather hampered the first responders. With time running out to save the crash victims, a bystander named Lenny Skutnik suddenly jumped in and saved flight attendant Priscilla Trijado, who had twice fallen back into the water after slipping away from rescue lines.\nA speechwriter for Ronald Reagan named Aram Bakshian was watching the coverage. He immediately thought Skutnik\u2019s story would resonate with the American people and decided to include it in his draft of Reagan\u2019s upcoming State of the Union address.\nA few weeks later, Skutnik was sitting in the gallery of the U.S. House chamber watching as President Reagan told his story.\nReagan recounted the rescue. He said Skutnik embodied \u201cAmerican heroism at its finest.\u201d\nReagan then looked up at Skutnik, who was seated in the gallery next to First Lady Nancy Reagan. The chamber burst into applause.\nThis was the first of what was to become a tradition in State of the Union addresses. It has become such a predictable part of the speech that the act of pointing out a guest seated in the gallery has become known as \u201cthe Skutnik,\u201d and the guests themselves are referred to as \u201cLenny Skutniks.\u201d\nWhy presidents do it\nPresidents have historically selected uncontroversial figures who embody a positive message, or at least who represent a political agenda framed in virtuousness for the greater good.\nWhen George W. Bush talked about kindness and self-sacrifice in his 2007 address, he praised professional basketball player Dikembe Mutombo \u2013 a new U.S.citizen \u2013 for building a hospital in his hometown in the Democratic Republic of Congo.\nIn his 2011 address, President Barack Obama pointed out guest Brandon Fisher in the context of discussing American hard work, ingenuity and selflessness. Obama told how Fisher\u2019s Pennsylvania company specialized in new drilling technologies that helped rescue the trapped Chilean miners the year before.\nPeople like Skutnik, Mutombo and Fisher represented values that presidents believed were important. They provided role models for others to follow.\nPresidents also use the State of the Union as an opportunity to set out ambitious political priorities. By pointing out heroes, presidents can put a face and a story to the policies they want to highlight.\nFor example, in his 1999 address, President Bill Clinton, while talking about his initiatives to combat racism and inequality, pointed to civil rights icon Rosa Parks who was seated in the gallery next to First Lady Hillary Clinton.\nIn 2002, President George W. Bush gave his first State of the Union address after the 9/11 terrorist attacks. He singled out Hermis Moutardier and Christina Jones \u2013 two of the flight attendants who thwarted \u201cshoe bomber\u201d Richard Reid on American Airlines Flight 63 bound from Paris to Miami in 2001. He also pointed to Sharon Spann, widow of CIA officer Michael Spann, who was killed in Afghanistan.\nAs presidential scholars Karlyn Kohrs Campbell and Kathleen Hall Jamieson write in their book, Presidents Creating the Presidency, State of the Union addresses are about celebrating shared values, aspirations and national identity.\nThat\u2019s especially true when it comes to the Skutnik.\nAnthony F. Arrigo does not work for, consult, own shares in or receive funding from any company or organisation that would benefit from this article, and has disclosed no relevant affiliations beyond their academic appointment.\nAuthors: Anthony F. Arrigo, Associate Professor, Writing Rhetoric and Communication, University of Massachusetts Dartmouth\nRead more http://theconversation.com/look-out-for-the-skutnik-during-trumps-state-of-the-union-109762",
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        "raw_content": "Remove black magic :- The Word love which is a true feeling between two souls, when they are attracted to each other? In the love that is feeling true and honest, this is necessary. Honesty and loyalty are the main points of love or love. These two factors have a broader role in the relationship. Loyalty is the basic or fundamental part of any relationship, there is no love affair without loyalty, or we can also say that the relationship which is not just a deal, there is no love affair. There is a need to take care of every love affair. Other factors that affect love relationships, which is a lake of faith, if you want to be in love and relationships, which has lost your love.\nRemove black magic :- Lack of time which is a factor that is affecting love affair. A person of some time is very busy and you are capable of giving your beloved time. The partner of that time feels that you are neglecting him or her, the reason behind this lost love may be due to the love life looks like heaven and when you lose that love like hell So if you are suffering from lost love problem then you have come to the right page. Our expert astrologer or sometimes astrologer Vashikaran love of Indian Vedic astrology said love. Indian Vedic love astrology is the process of controlling someone or sometimes the process of mechanism and mechanism is called the mind of anybody..\nRemove black magic :- Love of Vedic Indian Vashikaran Jyotish Mantra, which can negatively impact, loves you. It should be done or implemented which is under the expertise guidance. To get back the love of astrologer by Vashikaran, there are many experiences in such cases, consult with them to lose love. He will tell you the right or right way to recover lost love. He is a fortune teller who is always committed to spreading Vedic knowledge through his knowledge in astrological way. He is considered as the best astrologer or astrologer and he has always used his experience to help others gain happiness in life. He stated that Vashikaran is the mystical art in sense of controlling the minds of others.",
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        "raw_content": "Flexitallic expands distribution network serving energy industry\nFlexitallic, the global leader in static sealing solutions, has expanded its network of official distributors that serve the energy industry, after reaching an agreement with Great Yarmouth-based Tecflo Energy Services Ltd.\nTecflo, which was established in 2000, is an independent company that supplies pipes, flanges, fittings, studbolts, gaskets and valves. Its products are used in oil, gas, petrochemical and power generation projects.\nAs a result of the distribution agreement, Tecflo now has access to Flexitallic\u2019s entire range of sealing solutions, enabling the company to increase the depth of its product portfolio.\nFor more than 100 years Flexitallic has been at the forefront of the gasket and sealing industry. The inventor of the spiral wound gasket in 1912, the company has continually innovated to create products that can operate in harsh industrial conditions meeting and exceeding the increasing demands of modern industry.\nIn addition to directly supplying customers in the oil and gas, chemical, nuclear, power generation and Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM), Flexitallic operates a network of distributors across the UK and around the world.\nSam Bradley, UK Sales Manager at Flexitallic, said: \u201cWe\u2019ve created a number of market-leading sealing products and continually strengthening our distribution network will allow Flexitallic\u2019s products to be readily available domestically and internationally.\nStewart Mawford, Managing Director at Tecflo, said: \u201cFlexitallic\u2019s products are commonly regarded as the market leaders and will enhance the range of sealing solutions we have available to the energy industry. In addition, the relationship with Flexitallic has increased our access to specialist technical knowledge that will benefit our clients.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "Home > Auto & Motor > The Path To Finding Better Options\nTips To Use When Purchasing Essay Online\nThere are many situations when you feel that you need to have a term paper. The essay writing service is essential especially when you want to do some research and you do not have enough time. It is important to make sure that you will be able to get a good job done and that will happen when you have the best essay writing services. When it comes to essays, there is the need to observe the issue of time so that you are also able to meet the deadline given. A person is needed to be careful especially when it comes to the online platform when purchasing essays. There is the need to use the following guidelines when you want to buy research paper from the internet.\nYou have to make sure that you will be able to get a good work. You have to be certain that the paper that you want to purchase is accurate as needed. One thing that you should focus a lot is getting a paper that has no cases of plagiarism. When you are able to find such a site, you will get good scores and chances for you doing a retake will be minimal.\nThe reputation of the site that you want to purchase from is very important. You need to make sure that the site you go to purchase the essays from has experience in providing quality papers to the clients. The best way to check on the reputation of the firm is to look at the complaints and compliments that their clients have on the reviews. When you see that a website has a lot of complaints and compliments, it means that they are able to serve a lot of client due to their good services.\nAs you get to look for the perfect site where you want to purchase your research paper, it is important that you inquire about the time it will take to have the work delivered. When you are able to find a good sire, they will take a reasonable time to make sure that they work on your order. When you are able to find a reputable site that sells essays, the work will not only take a short time to be delivered but also it will be quality work. One thing that you need to do is to make sure that you will be able to give out directions on what you want in time so that the company is able to work on your paper effectively.\nThere is the need to make sure that the above factors are well considered. With the above factors considered, you will be able to find a good website where you will buy a good research paper.\nLessons Learned from Years with Papers",
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        "raw_content": "Fond Du Lac Tribal and Community College Hosts Nursing and Healthcare Expo\nThe third annual event aims to direct students and community to working in local healthcare options.\nCLOQUET, Minn. \u2013 Fond Du Lac Tribal and Community College hosted its third annual nursing and health sciences expo today. Students and community members had a chance to meet healthcare professionals and learn about how to get jobs in the field. Nursing students are being turned away from schools all over the country due to a shortage in teachers. Fond Du Lac Tribal and Community College is encouraging students to get a local job in healthcare.\n\u201cGetting the right people in the right fit in a way that they can have a rewarding careers is a big part of our mission\u2026It\u2019s a great chance to network, make connections, and even drop a resume and possibly land a job,\u201d said Josh Cleveland, an admissions officer at Fond Du Lac Tribal and Community College.\nFor one student at the expo, the nationwide shortage of nurses hit close to home and caused her to go back to school.\n\u201cI\u2019ve had a lot of health issues myself in the last several years and so that also kind of drove me to really want to pursue that just so that maybe I can help in places where I wasn\u2019t getting it, said current student Haley Stirewalt. More than thirty-five employers attended the event to give students a wide range of exposure to different parts of the healthcare field.\nSource:fox21",
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        "raw_content": "Welcome Kate Gordon as our New Director!\nAnnouncement: OPR Welcomes Kate Gordon as our New Director!\nWe are thrilled to welcome Kate Gordon as Director of the Governor\u2019s Office of Planning and Research. Kate\u2019s extensive, multi-sectoral experience makes her a great fit for the role and we are very excited to work with her! Learn more about Kate below:\nWe asked Kate a few questions to learn about her and her vision for OPR:\nWhat is your vision for the Governor\u2019s Office of Planning and Research?\nCalifornia is projected to be home to 50 million people by 2050. As we grow, we need to make sure we're doing so in a way that is truly sustainable: continuing our leadership on addressing climate change, but also investing in a more resilient and equitable economy that works for all Californians. To me, OPR is the critical place where all these issues come together. We are working at the intersection of housing affordability, access to transportation, and climate resilience, each of which is central to California\u2019s future sustainable growth. I'm excited to find ways to bring together diverse perspectives and stakeholders from inside and outside state government, and to provide clear data-driven analysis, to achieve that vision of a more sustainable and equitable California.\nAs Director of OPR, you\u2019ll be a Strategic Growth Council (SGC) Councilmember. What are you most looking forward to in that role?\nThe Strategic Growth Council provides a fantastic opportunity to work closely with a wide range of state agencies that have a stake in long-range planning and land use decisions. these issues sometimes get siloed in specific agencies, and the Council allows state leaders to bring their particular expertise and experience to a broader discussion. I also love that SGC works directly in communities to show what sustainable, equitable growth looks like in practice.\nTell us about the unusual expertise you bring to state government.\nI've spent a lot of my career bringing together different stakeholders with diverse perspectives -- as a tenant organizer after college, then working at the intersection of climate change, clean energy, and economic development at a variety of think tanks and NGOs, and finally as a consultant working with the private sector. I tend to gravitate toward the hard issues: speaking to audiences not already convinced of the centrality of climate change to economic prosperity, or in states or regions that have not been at the forefront of environmental or clean energy action. I think that ability to really listen to who is in the room and find pathways forward to achieve common goals will be really useful in my new role, especially at OPR which works across so many issue areas and with so many different agencies and interest groups.\nI try and spend as much time as i can with family: my husband, kids (ages 12 and 7 1/2) and my big mastiff-boxer mix of a dog. I'm also a big reader, mostly of things that have nothing at all to do with my work \u2013 particularly detective novels and thrillers (the darker the better). Lately I\u2019ve also gotten into reading political history, and am currently halfway through Robert Caro\u2019s \"Master of the Senate\", part of his multi-volume biography of Lyndon B. Johnson. Lots of lessons in there for navigating the politics and bureaucracy of state government! Finally, I play the viola and occasionally get together to play chamber music with friends, though not as often as I'd like.",
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        "raw_content": "Hieromartyr Ephraim, Bishop Of Selenginsk\nBishop Ephraim, in the world Epiphanius Andreyevich Kuznetsov, was born in 1876 in a family of Trans-Baikal Cossacks. He was orphaned in early childhood. A local priest noticed the orphan-shepherd, made him a reader in church and sent him to the Chita theological school and then the Irkutsk theological seminary. In 1899 he finished his studies at the Irkutsk seminary and was ordained to the priesthood. In 1899 he entered the Kazan Theological Academy, graduating in 1903 with the degree of candidate of theology. Then he served in the Trans-Baikal spiritual mission situated in Chita, becoming its head in 1904. He converted many Mongols, Buryats and especially Koreans to the Faith. He re-settled the Koreans in Chita and founded a parish for them. In 1907 he was raised to the rank of protopriest, and in 1909 was tonsured into the mantia and raised to the rank of archimandrite.\nA fiery preacher, Fr. Ephraim was beloved by the people, and was consecrated Bishop of Selenginsk on November 20 / December 3, 1916 in the Alexander Nevsky cathedral in Chita by Bishop Meletius (Zaborsky) of Trans-Baikal and other bishops. At the beginning of the revolution he was arrested, but then he was released and took part in the Local Council of the Russian Church. He became the deputy of Bishop Meletius of Trans-Baikal. At the end of 1917 he was arrested and then released. On May 30 / June 12, 1918 he was arrested in Moscow in the flat of Fr. John Vostorgov and cast into the Butyrki prison. On August 23 / September 5, 1918 (according to another source, September 4), he was shot in Khodynka field, Moscow, together with Fr. John Vostorgov and other prisoners. He was buried in the Bratskoye cemetery in Moscow, which was destroyed at the end of the 1920s.\n(Sources: M.E. Gubonin, Akty Svyatejshego Tikhona, Patriarkha Moskovskogo i Vseya Rossii, Moscow: St. Tikhon's Theological Institute, 1994, p. 972; \"The New Martyr Archpriest John Vostorgov\", Orthodox Life, vol. 30, no. 5, September-October, 1980; Protopresbyter Michael Polsky, Noviye Mucheniki Rossijskiye, Jordanville, 1949, part 1, p. 178; Russkiye Pravoslavnye Ierarkhi, Paris: YMCA Press, 1986, p. 34; Bishop of Yeisk, Za Khrista Postradavshiye, Moscow: St. Tikhon's Theological Institute, 1997, pp. 425-426)",
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        "raw_content": "\u00ab New publications from the DiViD Study \u2013 Characterisation of insulitis and relation to age.\nThe DiViD-Study in \u201cNational report for research and innovation in specialist health care services 2015\u201d\nThe report is handed over to the Minister of Health and Care Services Bent H\u00f8ie. Photo.\nThe Diabetes Virus Detection Study (DiViD) was nominated by South-Eastern Norway Regional Health Authority and elected to be a part of the \u201cNational report for research and innovation in specialist health care services 2015\u201d. This annual report has the purpose of highlighting excellent results of research and innovation in specialist health care services \u2013 a task given the regional health authorities from the Ministry of Health and Care Services.\nThe Diabetes Virus Detection Study (DiViD) is the first to examine fresh pancreatic tissue at the diagnosis of type 1 diabetes (T1D) for the presence of viruses. In this study pancreatic tissue from six living patients (age 24-35 years) with recent-onset type 1 diabetes was collected. All six patients fulfilled the criteria for insulitis (5-58% of the insulin-containing islets in the six patients had \u2265\u200915 T cells/islet). A low-grade, persistent enterovirus infection in the pancreatic islets of Langerhans was detected.\nPlease klick on the report to read it.",
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        "raw_content": "Saint Luke brings out very well the temptation of our dear Lord in the desert. I think it might be good to look at this for the simple reason that we are all going to be tempted. I don\u2019t care who you are. Our dear Lord was tempted in his memory, intellect, and will. We are mostly tempted in our emotions, our imaginations, and our animal nature because that\u2019s where most people live. And those who are intellectuals often miss the boat completely, because they get all caught up in their own intellect, their own abilities to perform, their own ability to understand great mysteries or great truth. We get caught up in these faculties because we orient them to ourselves. Let\u2019s look at this.\nThe gospel says that Jesus was led by the Holy Spirit to be tempted by the devil for forty days without relief. In case you complain about your temptation, forget it. None of us has a decent temptation. I don\u2019t know what yours are, but I\u2019ll bet you don\u2019t have a decent temptation when compared to this.\nOur dear Lord during that time ate nothing. At the end of forty days, he was hungry. I\u2019m hungry after one day, you know? Our dear Lord went to the extreme in every kind of suffering - the ultimate.\nThen the Devil said to him, \u2018If you are the Son of God, tell this stone to turn into\na loaf.\u2019 I\u2019ll make a bet; if you had fasted for forty days and you passed a\nbakery, the bread odour alone would be enough to break you because we don\u2019t operate on a sense level, we operate on a smell level. We\u2019re like little\npuppies. You know, they don\u2019t love you. They love your odour!\nThe enemy did not really know for sure if this was the One he was looking for. And Jesus said, \u2018Man does not live on bread alone.\u2019 Now, our dear Lord, if you\nnoticed did not argue with the devil. It\u2019s only little women, and even dumber\nmen, who argue with Satan. We\u2019re talking about an intelligence that\u2019s so far\nbeyond ours. It\u2019s like a million Einsteins wrapped in one mind - and you\u2018re\ngoing to argue with him? You\u2019re out of your league, sweetheart. Our Lord himself never argued with Satan. He could have said, \u2018No, that\u2019s presumption,\u2019 and explained it to him. But you can\u2019t explain anything to the devil, so the Lord didn\u2019t. He just stated the truth.\nNow there\u2019s the temptation of his memory and his imagination - he was surely imagining good, fresh bread. But his memory is filled with the Father, so he knows the truth, and the truth is that we don\u2019t live by bread alone. He knocked that one right out of the ball park.\nNow the devil is acting more like the devil. He goes for the intellect. He offers Jesus power and glory. Well, that\u2019s an explanation of what\u2019s going on today. People today are not powerful because they\u2019re smart. They\u2019re given that power by the enemy. He\u2019ll give you anything as long as he can have your soul forever in utter, total, absolute misery. That\u2019s the reward for obedience to him. \u2018Worship me, then, and it shall all be yours.\u2019 Once someone has agreed to those terms, you can\u2019t even talk to them - that kind of darkness is only enlightened by prayer.\nOur Lord never answered the enemy except by quoting Scripture, and he was very brief. The Lord said, \u2018You must worship the Lord your God, and serve him alone.\u2019 So here you see the battle between the lying kingdom and the Truth. Remember when the Lord said to the Pharisees, you\u2019re like you father who was a liar from the beginning - from the beginning he was a liar because when he said, \u2018I shall ascend to the throne of the Most High,\u2019 he was lying, of course. He couldn\u2019t. He\u2019s a creature. He forgot that, so it was all a lie. From the beginning he was a liar, and we can lie to ourselves by believing the enemy.\nNow, Satan\u2019s getting worse. He\u2019s going to test the Lord\u2019s will - and he\u2019s using Scripture. The devil\u2019s getting smart and he quotes, \u2018He will put his angels in charge of you, to guard you,\u2019 and \u2018They will hold you up on their hands in case you hurt your foot against a stone.\u2019 He arrogantly quotes Scripture, showing off from the first moment, and the Lord says, \u2019You must not put the Lord your God to the test.\u2019 Three cheers!\nThis last sentence I think is so good. \u2018Having exhausted all these ways of tempting him, the devil left him, to return at the appointed time.\u2019 So our dear Lord\u2019s faculties were tempted - \u2018big-time,\u2019 as you say today. We haven\u2019t gotten past our imaginations as far as the enemy is concerned. What are you proud of? Tell me. Your intellect? Your appearance? Your power? The enemy is ever watchful for an opening, so fill yourself with holiness and truth and persevere in that truth as Jesus did.\nPrivate and Pithy Lessons from the Scriptures Mother Angelica",
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        "raw_content": "\u2190 It\u2019s not over just yet!\n01/02/15 \u2013 Overview \u2192\nWell the injury is all part of the sport, so I won\u2019t worry too much about that. But looking back at it now I think I know what caused the other problems.\nLast year was the first time I\u2019d competed in Strongman and not had to weigh in at 105KG. I looked at the guys I would be competing against in the heavy weight class and decided that the heavier I could get the more competitive I would be. Now, there is some sense in that. No 16 stone man is going to win WSM anytime soon. But, going from 105KG (110-112KG out of competition) in August 2103 to 125KG in March 2104 was not the answer. I hadn\u2019t piled on 10KG of muscle, I\u2019d used it as an excuse to eat too much and got fat! Was I any stronger? Yeah, a little bit. Would I have been stronger had I continued to train and maintain a BW of 110-115KG, yeah!\nI was tipping the scales at 20 stone, but I wasn\u2019t happy with the way I looked or felt. It was affecting my ability to do my job effectively and I was struggling to find a camera angle that would disguise my fat face!\nSo, from September to January I took sometime out of the gym, started to go running and ate less crap. I lifted once or twice a week, avoiding anything that would aggravate my wrist and knocked over 5 minutes of my 5k (running) time!\nI now weigh about 119KG, I\u2019m still fatter than I want to be, I\u2019m weak from 3 months of running instead of lifting. But I\u2019m fitter, more motivated and have a refreshed enthusiasm for strongman.\nAs of this morning I weigh 115KG and I\u2019ve been back in the gym everyday for 3 weeks and my diet is 200% better. The running has been replaced by weight training and I\u2019m starting to feel happier with the way I look (I celebrated with a few shameless selfies)!",
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        "raw_content": "Boating Water Sports in Pakistan\nWith the highest serene lakes in the south, the Arabian Sea in the south, Pakistan has vast expanse of water bodies bordering its land. Additionally, there are towering mountains in the country that are origin point of the innumerable big and small rivers and streams. Some of the major rivers running through the length and breadth of the country include Indus, Ravi, Sutluj, Jehlum, and Biass.\nSwimming offers you more of a refreshing round in water, snorkeling and diving offer you a glimpse of the colourful magical marine world in varying degree. There is surfing where you need to catch a good wave and then ride down the face of it while staying just ahead of its breaking part. In sharp contrast are rowing and kayaking wherein you just need to enjoy the beauty of the water and the feeling on being in midst of it while moving it with the help of oars or kayaks.\nThe rivers of Pakistan, spread like a net through its length and breadth. Right from the heights of the Karakorams, the Himalayas and the Hindukush, Pakistan's rivers change its courses and flows until they all meet the mighty Indus, at different points, which ultimately falls into the Arabian Sea.\nPanjkora (from Dir to Batkhela)",
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        "raw_content": "China Lunar Plans Focused on South Pole\nChina\u2019s Yutu 2 rover drives off the Chang\u2019e-4 lander. (Credit: CNSA)\nChina\u2019s aggressive long-range program explore the moon includes a heavy focus on the south pole where probes have detected water.\nChina\u2019s Chang\u2019e-4 mission is currently exploring the moon with a rover and lander on the far side. The vehicles are communicating with Earth via an orbiting spacecraft. The Chang\u2019e-4 mission also includes two lunar CubeSats, one of which is still operational.\nChina plans to launch the Chang\u2019e-5 mission by the end of 2018 to bring back soil samples from the lunar surface. The plan is to bring back at least 2 kg (4.4 lb) of soil from the Mons R\u00fcmker region in the northwest section of the moon.\nXinhua reports there are three other moon missions planned in the years ahead:\nChang\u2019e-7, set for launch in 2023, will carry out comprehensive surveys of the south pole;\nChang\u2019e-6, scheduled to be launched in 2024, will bring back samples from the lunar south pole; and,\nChang\u2019e-8, scheduled for launch in 2027, will test technologies to lay the ground work for a research base on the lunar surface.\nChina expects to conduct crewed missions to a lunar base sometime during the 2030\u2019s.\nChina\u2019s Long March 5 Rocket to Return to Flight in Busy Launch Year\nLong March 5 on the launch pad. (Credit: China National Space Administration)\nIn recent weeks, Chinese officials have revealed more details about the investigation into the Long March 5 launch failure last year as well as their ambitious launch plans for this year, which include a landing on the far side of the moon.\nLong March 5 will be returned to flight in the second half of 2018, according to Bao Weimin, head of the Science and Technology Committee of the China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation (CASC). Engineers have identified the cause of a launch failure that occurred last July and are working to verify it, he said.\nChina Launches Satellite to Look for Signals of Earthquakes\nChina launched a satellite that will search for signals that could help scientists to predict earthquakes on Thursday.\nThe China Seismo-Electromagnetic Satellite will study electromagnetic signals in Earth\u2019s atmosphere and ionosphere to determine if they can be used to predict earthquakes. The Chinese-led mission is being conducted in cooperation with Italy.\nThe spacecraft was launched aboard a Long March 2D booster from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center. It was the sixth successful launch of the year for China.\nHere is the launch schedule for the rest of the month. Check for updates here.\nLaunch Vehicle: Falcon Heavy\nPayload: Tesla Roadster\nLaunch Site: LC-39A, Kennedy Space Center, Florida\nThe inaugural flight of the Falcon Heavy will send a red Tesla Roadster into deep space.\nPayload: Progress 69P\nResupply mission to the International Space Station.\nPayload: Paz\nLaunch Time: 9:22 a.m. EST; 6:22 a.m. PST (1422 GMT)\nBuilt by Airbus Defense and Space, Hisdesat\u2019s Paz satellite will provide radar imaging as well as ship tracking and weather data. 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China to Send Potato Seeds to Moon\nMatt Damon as astronaut Mark Watney in \u201cThe Martian.\u201d\nWhile KFC prepares to send a Zinger chicken sandwich into Outer Space AdjacentTM, China has much bigger ambitions for its Chang\u2019e-4 lunar lander.\nResearch teams with Chongqing University have developed an 18 cm high, 3 kg aluminium alloy mini-ecosystem which will incubate the biological payloads.\n\u201cThe container will send potatoes, arabidopsis seeds and silkworm eggs to the surface of the Moon. The eggs will hatch into silkworms, which can produce carbon dioxide, while the potatoes and seeds emit oxygen through photosynthesis,\u201d Zhang Yuanxun, chief designer of the container, told the Chongqing Morning Post.\nTemperature control and energy supply are the biggest challenges, People\u2019s Daily quotes Zhang as saying.\nThe experiment will be livestreamed and is expected to contribute to research towards establishing future lunar habitats.\nChina Looks for Commercial Lunar, Mars Participation\nJune 10, 2017 June 8, 2017 News 13\nImage Credit: NASA/Goddard/Arizona State University\nChina is looking to get more commercial companies involved in lunar and Mars exploration.\nTian Yulong, secretary general of the China National Space Administration (CNSA), said that commercial aerospace programs had been carried out in low Earth orbit (LEO), but those in deep space exploration would be a challenge, at the Global Space Exploration Conference, which lasts from Tuesday to Thursday.\n\u201cIn deep space exploration, we need to provide a favorable environment for middle and small-sized enterprises,\u201d he said\u2026.\nTian said many Chinese companies showed enthusiasm for taking part in space exploration. In the last two years, more than 10 enterprises have been engaged in microsatellite research and development and about 100 have worked on the development and use of satellite LEO data.\nChina Eyes Reusable Boosters, Lifting Bodies & Foreign Launch Sites\nChina\u2019s surging space program is developing reusable launch vehicles and the construction of equatorial spaceports to better compete on the international market.\nThe processes under development include parachute-landing and propulsion-landing, said Lu Yu, director of Science and Technology Committee of the China Academy of Launch Vehicle Technology (CALT) at the Global Space Exploration Conference (GLEX 2017).\nReusable lift-body launchers will be developed in three stages \u2014 rocket-engine partial reusable vehicle, rocket-engine full reusable vehicle and combined cycle-engine reusable vehicle, said Lu\u2026.\nAccording to Lu, a low-cost commercial medium launch vehicle, the Long March-8. is under development, and based on the Long March-8, a new high-orbit medium launch vehicle should be designed to improve the Long March series and enhance competitiveness.\nChina will also enhance cooperation by renting foreign launch sites to improve launch flexibility, building international launch sites at equatorial regions, and developing sea-based launch platforms with other countries, he said.\nChinese Billionaire Calls for Revamp of Commercial Space Policy\nA Long March 3-B rocket lifts off with China\u2019s Chang\u2019e-3 lunar rover. (Credit: CAST)\nThe head of China\u2019s largest search engine wants China to reform its space regulations.\nBaidu Inc. Chief Executive Officer Robin Li, whose company is competing with Uber Technologies Inc. and Alphabet Inc.\u2019s Waymo to commercialize self-driving technology, wants Beijing to take the lead in getting Chinese enterprises to collaborate on research and craft a regulatory framework. His proposal was included among a raft of others he will put forth at an annual meeting of regulators this week, in a wish-list that includes a dream of seeing a Chinese private space-exploration leader \u2014 a la Elon Musk\u2019s SpaceX\u2026.\nLi also lamented the state of China\u2019s space industry. As with self-driving cars, he wants Beijing to enact policies to encourage private investment in rocket and satellite production and launch technology.\n\u201cWe need to slowly resolve the current complexity of obtaining approvals, the closed nature of the market, the lack of competitiveness and other issues,\u201d he wrote. \u201cWe need to attract talent and encourage innovation, to lift our nation\u2019s aerospace industry\u2019s competitiveness on an international stage.\u201d\nChinese Astronauts Enter Tiangong-2 Space Station\nThe other astronaut Chen Dong enters #Tiangong2 space lab pic.twitter.com/5P5J4zDWjn\n\u2014 CCTV+ (@CCTV_Plus) October 18, 2016\nChinese astronauts Jing Haipeng and Chen Dong have docked their Shenzhou-11 spacecraft to Tiangong-2 and entered the orbiting space station for a 30-day stay.\nIs the U.S. Losing the Space Race to China?\nSeptember 22, 2016 September 22, 2016 News 28\nHouse Space Subcommittee Hearing\nAre We Losing the Space Race to China?\nDate: Tuesday, September 27, 2016 \u2013 10:00am\nLocation: 2318 Rayburn House Office Building Subcommittees:\nHon. 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        "raw_content": "Located at the corner of Richmond Road and Amboy Road in the New Dorp section of Staten Island, Pediatric Eye Care of Staten Island are the offices of Patrick A. DeRespinis, MD and Caryn S. Pearlstein, MD. Both physicians are Board Certified and Fellowship trained specialists with years of experience and have been repeatedly listed in Castle-Connolly's Best Doctor's and Ophthalmologists in the New York/Metro Area year after year.\nPECSI offers comprehensive Medical and Surgical Care for all your child's visual needs. We specialize in diagnosing and treating conditions such as amblyopia, strabismus, blocked nasolacrimal ducts, congenital, systemic, neurological and hereditary disorders , which may affect a child's visual development. We are experts in refractive problems that may require a child to wear eyeglasses and have an on-site Optical Store (Pediatric Eye Wear of S.I.), which offers a wide-range of children's eye wear at affordable prices. We also diagnose and treat adults with eye muscle disorders that may be either causing them double vision or are cosmetically unacceptable.\nPATRICK A. DeRESPINIS\nMD, FACS, FAAP, FAAO\nCARYN S. PEARLSTEIN\nMD, FAAP, FAAO",
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        "raw_content": "As in other Celtic areas of the British Isles, the Isle of Man has a history of a high regard for academic learning. Even though Manx Gaelic has mainly been a spoken language, rather lacking the written word, it has strong poetic overtones.\nSchools were operating on the Island earlier than the 17th century. In Peel there are accounts of an English School in Market Street and the so-called Latin School in Castle Street. In 1655, the will of a public spirited expatriate Peel man included a generous legacy to the people of Peel \u2013 the rents of two properties in the City of London. This was Philip Christian, who, after learning his trade in a linen mill at Union Mills, moved to London, where he prospered, becoming Warden of the Clothworkers\u2019 Guild. Because of his legacy, substantial sums came to Peel to defray the costs of the building and maintenance of schools and to help finance many students in further education. The first of these schools was built shortly after his death, probably in Market Street.\nIn 1860, the all-age Christian\u2019s endowed National School was built in Christian Street. New buildings followed in 1878 and 1898, on a site farther up Derby Road. The first of these originally accommodated only the older boys, but when the latter became the mixed Senior section, the first housed the Juniors, those aged from 7 upwards. In today\u2019s parlance, the then Peel Clothworkers\u2019 School could be described as comprehensive.\nChange came in the mid twenties when those who passed the 11-plus exam \u2018The Scholarship\u2019, went off each day to attend Secondary Schools in Douglas \u2013 girls and boys separated. This situation lasted until 1947, when all children on reaching the age of eleven attended the newly comprehensive Douglas High School.\nBack in Peel, the three old buildings were vacated in 1958, when the present Peel Clothworkers\u2019 Primary School was built. After a rather long interval, the Christian Street School was refurbished, perpetuating its founder\u2019s name when it took on a new life as the Philip Christian Centre, one of the small number of registered buildings in Peel. The other two newer school buildings were demolished in the 1980s to make way for a supermarket. Peel had to wait until 1979 or secondary education to return, with the opening of Queen Elizabeth High School.",
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        "raw_content": "19th century portrait miniature on paper of a young woman who looks to possibly be Native American. She wears a black dress which shows styles from a couple of different decades, perhaps the mark of homemade clothing that takes from styles she has seen in the past. Her sleeves are of the \u201cMarie\u201d style which were full all the way down but gathered at intervals with ribbons. These sleeves were popular in the 1820s. A similar sleeve style of the 1830s was known as en bouffant but it was a bit different than this\u2014generally gathered in only a couple of places where as the \u201cMarie\u201d was gathered quite a few times down the entire length of the arm. The dress has dropped shoulders covered by mancherons (an ornamental group of flounces at the head of the sleeves and, in this case, covering the top of the sleeves). The dropped shoulder became fashionable about 1836 while mancherons were popular from 1817 until sometime in the 1830s. The young lady\u2019s waist is adorned with a dip in the bodice, which became popular around 1833. She also wears a translucent lace p\u00e8lerine clasped by a brooch which appears to be of gold and a group of red stones (possibly garnets). She also wears earrings which appear to be hoops (we can only see one) inset with small dark stones with a blue stone (possibly turquoise) at the bottom of the hoop.\nThe young woman\u2019s hair is parted, starting a front center then moving to her left so that the part appears to be quite off-center. She wears it pulled down from the part, to the front of her ears where a braid starts on each side. Each braid drops from the start, looping to the back of her head just behind the ears. Except for the off-center part (which I\u2019ve never seen in the 19th century), braids which loosely circled the ears was fashionable in the 1840s. However, the off-center part, the long braids of very straight black hair, the dark complexion and the dark brown eyes lead me to think that the lady is possibly Native American. The mixture of styles from different decades also helps form my opinion that the clothes are likely made at home by a woman of rather modest means.\nThe portrait resides in its original stamped brass over wood spandrel frame with a brass hanging loop. Framed size is5 \u00bc\u201d x 4 \u00bd\u201d. There are some small spots of paint loss as can be seen in the photos. The back of the paper has appropriate ghosting to authenticate the artwork. I must date it from the latest style I see, which is the braids encircling her ears\u2014circa 1840.\nIt appears that this portrait miniature has been stored out of the light for a very long time. The colors are very vibrant and there is very little UV damage. This is a really great and unusual piece of American folk art.",
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        "raw_content": "This a stunning 12 3/4\" Delft charger in the Kraak style. Kraak is a Dutch term for Chinese export porcelain of the late 16th to early 17th centuries. The demand for Chinese export porcelain was so great, and the Dutch were such great business people that they decided to copy the porcelain. It took many generations for the Dutch to perfect the highly fired thin porcelain of the Chinese, but they quickly learned to make lovely Delft earthenware with Chinese designs. Delftware became hugely popular in Europe and the emerging American Colonies. Kraak porcelain was first introduced to the Dutch by captured Portuguese trade ships (Carracks) in 1602 and 1604, and the porcelain is thought to have been named after those ships. Kraak refers to the blue underglaze, the center motif and the radiating decorated panels all decorated in the Chinese style.\nThis eye-catching massive charger has a vibrant blue color. The center motif includes a bird, stylized large flowering plants, a butterfly, smaller flowers and decorated scallop edges to the bowl which lead into the panel designs of the edge. The panels are decorated with flowers and a design which might be a stylized fish. There are a few glaze bubbles on the front of the charger, edge wear to the glaze. The back has more glaze bubbling, especially in the center. The bottom rim was made with two holes so that the charger could be hung on the wall. There are three kiln stand marks. There has been some good restoration somewhere in the charger. I can't find the restoration, but the plate doesn't sing when thumped. None of this is unexpected for a 350 year old piece of earthenware.\nThis is an outstanding circa 1650 large Dutch Delft charger.",
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        "raw_content": "Garage conversion incoming\nSome great news to share with you today. We have finally got round to starting work on out garage conversion. We\u2019re looking to transform that area into a gaming or office room which will be exciting.\nBut as it stands, there is plenty of work to be done, with resurfacing the floor to level it, then major insulation and heating work too. No one wants to work in the freezing cold, so it\u2019s really important to us that we get that completed by the time next winter rolls round.\nHad a few drinks with friends at the weekend, and have managed to enlist a couple of friends with pulling down the inner walls and several other heavy lifting projects.\nTo finish it all off, we are going to be going for a nice cream colored carpet, along with a interesting wallpaper that my wife picked out, which she hasn\u2019t yet sold me on. There will be discussions on that, lol.\nEssentially, it\u2019s a joint effort to get the various decorations, and finishing touches made, and one that is starting to take shape, even though the finished garage is quite a way off being complete. However, the basics are getting finished, like knocking the walls down, and purchasing various insulation products for the walling, which can only be seen as a positive.\nHopefully, I will have updates and progress pictures in about two weeks, which is when we believe it will be complete. Stay tuned.\nWorking on yard maintenance\nNow since we purchased this home, there was quite a bit of work to be done in the back yard. There are some unsightly bushes and plants along with shrubbery that are all overgrown. Not to mention, the back patio is covered in all kinds of weeds.\nWe have been looking at ways we can easily address these issues, and in the case of the overgrown plants and trees lining the fences, we found a possible solution by using a pole saw. Now these are pretty much pruners on the end of a pole, that offer the extra reach that saves the need of getting up on ladders and possibly injuring yourself. We\u2019ve looked around the garden tool market and found a great site \u201cPole Saw Picks\u201d that has an extremely helpful buyers guide on electric and gas pole saws that will ultimately save us cash when shopping.\nOn top of that, we have been on a mission to get a new mower, and looking for an effective way to deal with the weed situation that has taken hold of the patio, which is unfortunate as we could be having barbecues up there in a couple of months, as it offers a great view of the surrounding scenery and plenty of space for eating and cooking.\nThen we will be looking to buy a small garden shed that will hold the majority of tools, pruners, DIY stuff in one place without it being a danger to anyone when it\u2019s not in use. It will most likely be small. We\u2019re not too worried about how it looks or the material in the construction, just whether or not it\u2019s solid enough and has a good enough lock on the door to keep the thousands of dollars worth of tools safe when we sleep.\nWe also have some ivy that crawls up the back of the wall, while in some house designs it can look great and homely, but we feel it\u2019s overwhelming what the rest of the house is capable of looks wise. So that will be another job myself and the wife will be doing up a ladder to get rid of.\nOverall, the plans are taking place inside and outside the home, there just seems to be a never ending flow of tasks like trimming, pruning, mowing, and at times it\u2019s hard to see where the end is. Stay tuned for more updates coming soon.\nInstalling heating and other things\nHey guys, just a quick update from us. We have started ticking off items from our list of DIY projects, more specifically, this week marked the completion of getting heating installed in all the rooms.\nWe had been getting by on having portable and electric options, but we\u2019re glad that we now have permanent solutions in place. For example, the living area now has a great pellet stove in place which warm home guide helped us pick. We were sold on the amount of pellets it could store, which makes light work of refueling because you don\u2019t have to do it so often. The heat output it provides is exceptional, and it makes a real difference in the evening on the couch.\nMost of the house is attached to the central heating system now or boiler if you like. 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        "raw_content": "Post by Morwen \u00bb Sat Dec 19, 2015 6:45 am\nJerrBear wrote: I over-generalized a bit out of haste. I'm not meaning to say perception is 100% reality. But one big \"but\" for me has always been that perception is someone's personal reality and that matters.\nNormal tends to be subjective based on personal perception. My own normal is quite a few people's abnormal (Though, usually when they understand that what goes on in my daily life (that pertains to SMA) is my normal, most people end up viewing my normal as normal).\nI think you're confusing \"normal\" with It makes sense in context.\nPost by JoybuzzerX \u00bb Sat Dec 19, 2015 6:58 am\nJoybuzzerX wrote: Still doesn't matter why Ramona is saying it. She's saying it. You don't argue with her about what she onsiders herself.\nIf someone I care about starts to say bad things about themselves I'll totally say something, unless I can tell it's just self-deprecating humour.\nNevermind that Angel is wrong herself. Normal is a thing. Do you or do you not fall within the normal line. The fact that there has been abnormalities since the beginning of time, doesn't make it normal. It means that, there being abnormalities is normal.\nWell sure, but no one really wants to be considered abnormal, which means it's seen as a bad thing. So when someone describes themselves that way, it can be a bit worrying. Most people consider \"weird\" to be inherently bad, even though it can have more positive meanings such as quirky or eccentric.\nRamona has come off as seeming to be very secure with herself so far, it has only appeared that Angel herself can't handle other's securities, likely due to her own insecurities.\nYeah there's some projection, but I think it probably comes from being subjected to the same barrages of questions. I wouldn't call her insecure though, she doesn't avoid talking about her own condition and answers questions when asked nicely.\nShe didn't say anything bad about herself. She described herself but it was in a context in which Angel herself wasn't happy with. Angel appears to want everything explained in a very technical manner.\nPost by Zippy \u00bb Sat Dec 19, 2015 7:40 am\nThere's a line between \"self-deprecating\" and \"self-hatred\". Nothing Ramona has said so far - certainly not the way she's said it - about the XY thing suggests the latter.\n(Being cornered by Zii about her yaoi habit, otoh...)\nPost by Spidrift \u00bb Sat Dec 19, 2015 8:28 am\nShe was a little embarrassed about having her yaoi habit broadcast to the world - not to an unrealistic level, and less than Ruby used to be. But once she was convinced to come to the club, she seemed reasonably comfortable.\nFunctionally, Ramona seems to be a rather shy, slightly nervous, maybe naive young woman with a medical condition that she acknowledges but tries not to make into a big deal.\nPost by Fluffy \u00bb Sat Dec 19, 2015 12:29 pm\nJust because Dillion is gay, doesn't mean he doesn't have his own prejudices (which he had shown earlier to not really like, maybe even a little hate on, for those who are bi).\nOr the fact that he doesn't recognize gender-fluidity as being an actual thing; implying that those who identify as gender fluid are mentally unhinged. (wasn't the same thing said about homosexuality for the longest time - to the point that those poor folks were put into mental asylums and put through some horrific experiments to be 'cured' of the 'affliction'?)\nEven if he said it because it was Angel who identified as gender fluid, and not because it's something that he actually believes, doesn't make Dillon any less of an insensitive asshole for saying it. And it's not like he's going to apologize to Angel for it, either.\nLast edited by Fluffy on Sat Dec 19, 2015 2:54 pm, edited 1 time in total.\nPost by DrAngryEd \u00bb Sat Dec 19, 2015 1:55 pm\nAnd Angel right now is having a Tumblr stroke.\nZayzie\nPost by Zayzie \u00bb Sat Dec 19, 2015 2:19 pm\nZayzie wrote: I really like how this comic shows that Dillon isn't actively trying to demonize a group of people, he just happens to be offensive when he is trying to take digs at someone, or if he's being absent-minded and a bit dull...\nI never asserted that Dillon's being gay means he is incapable of prejudice or bias. I didn't even mention his being gay. I asserted that Dillon's being dimwitted inadvertently results in his being an idiot (or jerk) because he's not stopping to consider the extent of what he's saying. But, as I also already asserted, this isn't actively going out of his way to hate on every bisexual (or other sexual/gender identity) person he encounters, or (at least imo) he would not be so quick to apologize/make up with Zii. He's just being a mega blockhead. Of course being an idiot doesn't relieve him of the responsibility of being a jerk, and he seems to acknowledge that in this strip.\nI would appreciate if, when people start jumping to assumptions about what my words mean, that they explain why they jumped to such a conclusion if there is nothing in my statement to directly support such an assumption. Otherwise, if I read such a reply to things I said, I get the impression that the reply is coming out of absolutely nowhere.\nPost by Artemisia \u00bb Sat Dec 19, 2015 3:36 pm\nJerrBear wrote: Besides, it's up to individuals to decide whether they view themselves as either normal or abnormal.\nVaranus wrote: It is ironic that efforts to force inclusiveness can have the opposite effect. Weird can be wonderful, and its great when it can be seen as making someone more interesting rather than acting like their weirdness doesn't exist.\nDefinitely. I've tried to talk to people about what I call my \"deformity\" and they try to tell me I shouldn't think that way and I should revel in being as I am, and yet, I find that if I think of how I am as a \"deformity\", I actually feel far better than if I try to fit myself into the \"I must be happy about it\". I already struggle to socialize with people and feel alright around others. Anything that I do which can make me feel better is a priority over the attempts to define cultural norms.\nCresset wrote: She's assuming Ramona is just repeating the sort of depreciative comments others may have said about her or her condition, due to low self-esteem. We haven't seen enough of Ramona to know it that's the case or if she's just comfortable enough to joke about it, but Angel has probably been her friend long enough to tell which is it.\nWe've also seen Angel's thoughts about how relaxing it was to have a conversation without being asked a dozen questions (Ruby just wasn't paying attention, though), so she probably gets defensive seeing someone going through that.\nThe term \"hermaphrodite\" is misleading and using it likely lead to a stronger reaction at this point out of Zii and Dillon...not that it necessarily means that they wouldn't have asked those stupid questions anyway. However, asking questions like that is, to me, quite out of bounds and offensive. I'm just saying that the use of the term make it more likely that those questions would be asked. I know...I see things in so many minute shades of things that it can be hard to explain that I don't see that Ramona's fault.\nWhat I am getting at is the fact that hermaphrodite is a very specific term used to describe a very specific condition which has very specific connotations within most people's brains. That does not mean that Ramona is wrong to use it if she wants, but the reaction that it creates is often a specific one. And it wouldn't surprise me if Ramona has very low self esteem due to the way many intersexuals are treated.\nWhich includes invasive questions about genitalia.\nPost by Morwen \u00bb Sat Dec 19, 2015 5:23 pm\nDrAngryEd wrote: And Angel right now is having a Tumblr stroke.\nYou win the internets. All of them. Take mine.\nPost by someone \u00bb Sat Dec 19, 2015 5:46 pm\nMy perception is that Ramona probably had a sheltered upbringing and never really had to suffer from her unusual anatomy -- especially if it doesn't show outwardly, as seems to be the case; if you have to be her ob/gyn to notice a difference between her and a \"normal\" girl then she wouldn't have been teased or bullied about her condition. She definitely seems to see it as no big deal. Angel's gender fluidity on the other hand may have been a cause of incomprehension and rejection among peers so that explains a greater sensitivity to the question.\nSo Ramona can say her insides are out of whack in the same way someone may remark they're allergic to peanuts, and she uses \"hermaphrodite\" because she doesn't care enough to use the proper term.\nPost by Maechris \u00bb Sat Dec 19, 2015 5:48 pm\nThen, there's a decent chance Giz & Co just happened to watch the right episodes of House inbetween writing and decided to smack what they've learned into a character, I suppose.\nThey did have an intersex there and a girl who was a genetical boy there (Androgen immunity syndrome + Something else that I can't remember + Whatever House happened to cure in that particular episode).\nAhhh, the glory of TV Series.\nPost by Cresset \u00bb Sat Dec 19, 2015 8:04 pm\nSymptoms include speaking in allcaps, sudden loss of punctuation and shat cereal.\nPost by Spidrift \u00bb Sat Dec 19, 2015 9:14 pm\nIncidentally, it's entirely possible that Ramona used to have some hangups after her condition was diagnosed (an \"I'm a weirdzo freak and nobody will ever love me\" sort of thing), and Angel helped her get over this. In which case, good for Angel. But we have no particular evidence for that, and even if it's the case, Angel is now wildly overcompensating.\nPost by JerrBear \u00bb Sun Dec 20, 2015 1:37 am\nMaybe it's a bit of both. Regardless, after knowing the context people have literally said that my life \"is normal\". Context does normalize some things for individuals.\nPost by tau neutrino \u00bb Sun Dec 20, 2015 3:30 am\nHere's the most probable condition she seems to have, Complete Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome, if anyone was wondering about the effects.",
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        "raw_content": "State of preservation: One, almost complete wing has remained of the stronghold\nSearching difficulty: The castle can be found after short time of searching\nAccess difficulty: The access to the castle from the parking lot is slightly hampered through the short climb up the earth slope\nIn Kuyavian-Pomeranian Province there are two places called \u015awiecie, therefore you need to be careful not to go to the wrong place. The castle is in a town located 45 km on the north-east off Bydgoszcz, from where you drive up there down the road no 5. In \u015awiecie you should head for the center and at the traffic lights turn right into the Mickiewicza Street. Then drive ahead all the time, as far as you drive through the bridge. From there the castle is visible from a distance on the left side (fig. no 1). Driving further, you ought to turn into the first street on the left. That street is on the sharp turn of the main road on the right and leads up to the castle.\nThe former name: Schwetz\nThe Teutonic castle in \u015awiecie arose in the years of 1335-1350 in the place of earlier building, which was the residence of the commandery since 1320. Thanks to its tremendous fortifications the stronghold was in the Order's hands till 1454. However, during the thirteen-years' war the castle was being alternatively conquered by Polish and Teutonic armies, which led to its serious destructions. Finally the stronghold became the property of Poland and since 1461 was the seat of the offices. In 1644 the castle burnt down and began to decay. It was still used as the seat of the offices till 1772, when the Prussian authorities ordered to disassemble it.\nFirst preservative works were carried out in 1859, the subsequent ones in the interwar period, and after 1945 the castle was partly rebuilt. Then it acquired hideous, reinforced concrete covering instead of the roof. After this construction 'masterpiece' the works were ceased.",
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        "raw_content": "I was in a fifth grade classroom today, and a new and large interactive whiteboard covered the large whiteboard that was once in the front of the room. It was set up for me, and I was encouraged to use it.\nIt was a major pain in the neck. Writing with the special pen was a slow process. In the time it took to write one letter, I could have written several with a dry erase marker. If I or a student bumped into it (or looked at it the wrong way ), everything we wrote disappeared.\nI think there are several companies that make these products, and perhaps some are better than others. This one (not sure which brand) seems to be a lemon. It's a shame the district spent a fortune on one for every classroom.\nHas anyone else (regular teachers included) had to use an interactive whiteboard that's more trouble than it's worth?\nLimited experience...\nI have had the opportunity to use one occasionally... there's a learning curve for sure but I did find it fun to use and wished I had more time to experiment with it. (The teacher was in the room and helped the first time.) I suspect that, like most technology, these boards are under-utilized--especially based on the price.\nIt does sound like there were some issues with the one you worked on.\nOne issue I find is that technology differs widely from one classroom to another, partly based on teacher preferences. Sometimes it interferes more than helps with teaching. Personally, I'd rather walk around the classroom and show each student something rather than try to figure out the Elmo or document camera, but it does help when showing how to do things, etc.\nMaineSub, thanks for your response. It was similar to an interactive whiteboard, but perhaps the term whiteboard is not the best way to describe it.\nSome of these products work with an actual whiteboard or something that resembles one, and they can be turned off when not in use. This one had an enormous screen which can possibly be described as a video wall (if that's the right word). The thing was designed to be on continuously. If I were a student or regular teacher in one of these classrooms, I think I'd go out of my mind from staring at it all day (there was a slight glare), but perhaps they're used to it.\nI sub in the district I formerly taught in. A majority of the general ed teachers and a couple special ed teachers have everything set for the day and lined up in order on the task bar on the Smartboard. It makes life so much easier. They also put the schedule, online resources, and activities on the Smartboard. Sometimes they are slow and in those cases I punt. I can see the activity on the computer screen, so I'll turn on the Elmo and just write it on paper and have the students also do the activity on paper. I was in a brand new school a couple of weeks ago. They have a smartboard in each classroom. I'm not sure the brand. The teacher was in the room when I got there, so she showed me how to use it. It did take some time to adjust to the different features. I am lucky that the last 3 years I worked as a full time teacher I had a Smartboard and an Elmo. It makes it so much easier that shuffling papers.\nFind More Posts by spedder1\nI've taught for 4 different districts. Each district and each school has different classroom tools. My worst nightmare has been the classrooms with huge Smartboards that block the white board, and I have no way to access the Smartboard because there is no ELMO and the teacher took the laptop. . I've resorted to using the flipchart or just tacking the handout to the wall as I teach!\nAs others have mentioned, Smartboards require a learning curve and someone to show you how to use them. The best I've gotten is to have an ELMO and laptop hooked up, with instructions on how to project the ELMO image on the Smartboard. It worked fine. But nothing I couldn't have done with a simple projector and ELMO (my favorite tools, and the most commonly used).\nThe other day, I subbed in a familiar class only to find that a new TV had been set up in front of the Smartboard! Turns out the Smartboards are being phased out in favor of big screen TVs. This is preferable in that the TVs are being installed above the whiteboards rather than in front of them, so the teacher can use both. In my view, whiteboards are still the best teaching tool there is.\nBut as others have said, for a sub, the big issue is wasting a lot of time trying to figure out the technology that is unique to each classroom. Last week, I was in a class where the ELMO was connected to an IPad, which was hooked up to the TV (seriously????). Problem was, I didn't have instructions on: 1) what settings to select on the IPad, and 2) what Input Mode to use on the TV. After several failed attempts (including the enthusiastic \"help\" of several 2nd graders ), I gave up and just improvised using the whiteboard. It was a simple 2nd grade math lesson, so no big deal.\nAfter all my experiences to date, I still conclude that simple is better (and less expensive too). Give me an ELMO, projector, and whiteboard, and I'm good.\nLast edited by luv2teach2017; 09-29-2018 at 08:30 AM..\nTechnology and subbing don't always go together. A terrible wreck sometimes. I like it much better when I taught full time because I knew how the equipment worked and if it had any idiosyncrasies or quirks.\nOn these electronic white boards I smear or wipe off the lettering because I am left handed. There is a delay from when you put a letter down, and it takes another second to finally appear.\nI like it best when I can simply use the document camera or ELMO. I have had lesson plans requiring me to use the internet when I have no password to get into the computer. I have been directed find a lesson or activity by sifting through 250 or more slides.\nSubs have to wait until the school office is open before they are able to get to their classroom, so they have very little time to prepare. Sometimes I have supervision/duty before starting the day, so the time figuring out technological problems is very limited. I usually ask the teacher next door for help. They are usually very helpful.\nI\u2019ve had a Smartboard for 10 to 12 years. I use it all day, every day. It did take a bit used to it. I don\u2019t leave anything for subs to do with it unless I know 100% who will be my sub and they know what they are doing with it.\nSame as Ima\nI use my smartboard all day long. But I never assume a sub knows how to use it. I have an easel that has a wipe off board on one side, so I recommend using that in my plans.\nAll teachers need tools\nTo Munchkin and ImaTeacher:\nWhen I sub, I only use the equipment that the lesson plan directs me to use. The lesson plans almost always direct me to use the ELMO and projector, Smartboard, or TV. 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        "raw_content": "How many of you have seen the movie, Puteri Gunung Ledang? It was produced in 2004 and I have only JUST seen it!\nSomebody had broken up the film in three parts and uploaded it to stage6.com. I don't even remember from where I followed the link to stage6. Anyway, I started watching the movie the day before, late, and then continued again yesterday.\nI was impressed by the production. I believe it is easily the best produced Malaysian film so far, in terms of the script, cinematography, the location, the set, the special effects .. wow .. very, very professional. Now I understand why the producers of the film thought it was good enough to be submitted for the Foreign Film section of the Academy Awards.\nThere were scenes with horses, I mean riding on horses, an elephant, and lots of jungle scenes. It was truly an epic film. I am impressed!\nThe only criticism I have of the film is the length. At about 2 1/2 hours long, it is very long. Maybe the editor should have been more aggressive with the editing! But how do you cut off most of the scenes involving the leading lady when the leading lady is also one of the producers? Hmm, that was indeed a dilemma! For the editor that is!\nI haven't watched that many Malaysian films, and I have never heard of the director, Teong Hin Saw. Is he Malaysian? He's good!\nI was surprised at M. Nasir's acting. I think he is good. That scene where Hang Tuah (M.Nasir) and Gusti Puteri (Tiara Jacquelina) did their \"mating dance\" was memorable! I say \"mating dance\" because it reminded me of the mating dances that some male birds do to attract the female! Except in this scene, it is the female that started the dance.\nChristine Hakim was one of my favorite Indonesian actresses when I was a teenager, and I can't believe how old she looked in the movie! Ya, ya, as if I haven't aged myself!\nIf you haven't watched the movie, and don't live in Malaysian, you might want to watch the movie at stage6.com. Just do a search of the name and you'll be able to see it. I had to end up downloading the film on my computer because the 2nd part refused to download fully on the screen. For those of you living in Malaysia, go buy the original movie in VCD and support our local film industry.\nHere's the mating dance scene between Gusti Puteri and Hand Tuah.\nDaphne Ling Feb 8, 2008, 6:18:00 PM\nI still have not seen it! Teruknya, you've seen it alllll the way from the USA, but I haven't seen it!\nBorneoguy.com Feb 9, 2008, 1:52:00 AM\nSeen it :)\nMy fav part would be where Hang Tuah fought at the lake, cool CG's there ...\nThe end was a bit sad thou :(\noh!! I never see Puteri Gunung Lelang too..I will watch it once I have time.\nborneoguy,\nYa fight scene standing on tree trunks on the lake, now that was really something! I was surprised that a Malaysian movie can create that special effect!\nIt is a good movie. You should try to watch it if you have the time. I looked for it at Netflix, but too bad it wasn't available. But good thing I was able to download it online! :-) Cetak rompak version!\nYou haven't seen the movie?! :-) Go see it if you have time. You will be as surprised as I am at how good the movie is!\nWatched it. I thought it was good too but yep, I didn't like the length of the movie. A bit draggy at some parts.\nTry watch some of Yasmin Ahmad's movie.\nFlo, I have Sepet and Gubra VCDs but have not watched either yet! :-)\nThat girl. Mar 23, 2010, 10:34:00 AM\nHi do you know where I can watch this movie online?",
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        "raw_content": "If you are a career person and have a dog as part of the family, leaving him alone all day is not really an option, unless, of course, you like coming home to chewed slippers and torn furniture. You can\u2019t really leave your four-legged friend indoors all day, and most dogs will find a way out of the garden, no matter how good your fencing is, so what is the best solution?\nWith affordable quality dog day care in Cookham and other parts of the UK, you have a win-win situation, as your pet will socialise with other dogs and be cared for during the day when you are at work. Your dog will love to be in a caring environment and you know he is safe and with caring staff, your pet will really enjoy his outings. Some of the services offered include:\nThe staff are living their dream life by interacting with the dogs on a daily basis, and much like a child day care centre, the staff want to know all about your pet, in order to provide the very best care.\nThe dog day care centre is fully equipped to provide your dog with everything he needs during his stay, and regardless of your work commitments, your dog will always have a loving environment with caring people who love nothing more than caring for canines. Personal relationships are formed, and don\u2019t be surprised if your dog seems unhappy at the weekends, as he has many friends at the day care facility.\n\u2190 All you need to know when buying cat litter box\nA List of Dog Breeds for First-Time Owners \u2192",
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        "raw_content": "I awoke this morning in Bamako, Mali \u2014 a country with a rich culture and a long and proud history. It is also one of the poorest countries in the world. There are so many paradoxes in life. If I\u2019ve learned anything thus far it is that things are not as neat and straightforward as I would like, as we would like. I live in the U.S. \u2014 the richest country in the world. Yet 30 Million of our citizens experience hunger on a daily basis or are at risk of going hungry.\nUndoubtedly most of us give thanks every day; we don\u2019t wait until the last Thursday in November to do so. But Thanksgiving is traditionally a time to gather with family and friends in the ceremonial practice of giving thanks. We do so with food galore, surrounded by loved ones \u2014 or at least those we like.\nOn this day in a country that doesn\u2019t celebrate Thanksgiving in the way that we know it, but whose citizens give thanks for all that they have, regardless of how little, I wish that:\npeople don\u2019t have to decide between whether to put food on the table or buy needed medicines or other basic necessities \u2014 whether here in Mali or at home in the U.S.\nthe citizen revolt that has made its way throughout the world continues to gain momentum\nthe 99% take the example from history of those whose shoulders we stand on and reclaim what is due \u201cwe the people\u201d\nwe can move past the current political system that paralyzes us at every turn from doing what is in our best interest, even from agreeing on a budget\nwe would put people first and profits after, way after\nMost of all, I wish us peace \u2014 internally and among ourselves.\nHappy Thanksgiving and Peace to all.\nCategory: alternative giving, Development, Gratitude, holidays, Inspiration, Life |\nRabihah | November 7, 2011\nTakeaways From Hello Etsy\nSunday, September 18, 2011, I attended what I hope will be the first of many Hello Etsy conferences. The Washington, DC summit was one of five such events held in the U.S. simultaneously with the two-day Hello Etsy: A Summit on Small Business and Sustainability held on September 17-18 in Berlin, Germany. The purpose of the two-day gathering was to provide a venue for small business owners to connect with their peers, learn the skills to find success and independence, and partake in the movement to build human-scale economies.\nAfter the keynote address by Jenny Hart, I attended a Think Local First DC breakout session where the organization\u2019s Executive Director, Stacey Price, provided information on the benefits of appealing to the local market as well as how to better tap into it. In addition to specific references and tools, one of the more compelling takeaways was how to use \u201clocal\u201d as a unique selling point in promoting online shops.\nI was pleased to have gotten an opportunity to meet Tara Gentile (http://www.taragentile.com/), creative business coach and blogging guru extraordinaire. I had read her 52 Week of Blogging and the follow-on 52 More Weeks of Blogging which have become my blogging library and are essential reading for those who are already blogging or hoping to set up a blog. Tara had lots of tidbits to share on how to bridge the philosophical gap between creating what you love and feeling justified in profiting from it. Her lecture focused on what she calls the pillars of making money: Passion, Productivity and Profit. My big takeaway from her segment was that \u201cyou don\u2019t sell stuff; you sell experiences.\u201d The experience is the deeper meaning behind the thing (item for sale) itself.\nFor more information on both presenters as well as their conceptual approaches, visit the following links:\nThink DC First: http://www.thinkdcfirst.com\nTara Gentile: http://www.taragentile.com\nI\u2019m sure you\u2019ll pick up something of value. I know I did.\nCategory: arts and crafts, Beaded Jewelry, Etsy, Handcrafted, Handmade |",
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        "raw_content": "There have been several projects to digitize older books that are no longer subject to copyright. Google is the predominant leader in the effort to digitize entire libraries. Fortunately, these books include many old geology and mineralogy books. Unfortunately, they are digitized by students and contractors who are not familiar with the geologic literature and give the digital files incorrect, misleading, or cryptic names. This makes some digital reference books extremely difficult to locate, and it takes a lot of digging to find them. I have done the digging for you!\nThis is truly amazing! An entire digital library at your fingertips! All books are in PDF format. I have included the file size in the link so that you will know how large the file is and how long it will take to download.\nA few words from Google...\nThese books have survived long enough for the copyright to expire and the book to enter the public domain. A public domain book is one that was never subject to copyright or whose legal copyright term has expired. Whether a book is in the public domain may vary country to country. Public domain books are our gateways to the past, representing a wealth of history, culture and knowledge that is often difficult to discover.\nMarks, notations and other marginalia present in the original volume will appear in this file - a reminder of this book's long journey from the publisher to a library and finally to you.\nPublic domain books belong to the public and we are merely their custodians. Nevertheless, this work is expensive, so in order to keep providing this resource, Google has taken steps to prevent abuse by commercial parties, including placing technical restrictions on automated querying. Google also ask that you:\nMake non-commercial use of the files. We request that you use these files for personal, non-commercial purposes.\nMaintain attribution. The Google watermark you see on each book scanned by Google is essential for informing people about this project and helping them find additional materials through Google Book Search. Please do not remove it.\nKeep it legal. Whatever your use, remember that you are responsible for ensuring that what you are doing is legal. Do not assume that just because Google believes a book is in the public domain for users in the United States, that the work is also in the public domain for users in other countries. Whether a book is still in copyright varies from country to country. Please do not assume that a book scanned by Google means it can be used in any manner anywhere in the world. Copyright infringement liability can be quite severe.\nPennsylvania Mineralogies\nGenth (1875) Mineralogy of Pennsylvania (9 MB)\nEyerman (1889) Mineralogy of Pennsylvania, Part 1 (15 MB)\nGordon (1922) Mineralogy of Pennsylvania (43 MB)\nFirst Geological Survey of Pennsylvania\nRogers (1836-1842) Annual reports 1 through 6 (33 MB)\nRogers (1858) Geology of Pennsylvania, volume 1 (90 MB)\nRogers (1858) Geology of Pennsylvania, volume 2, part 1 (87 MB)\nSecond Geological Survey of Pennsylvania\nD'Invilliers (1883) Geology of the South Mountain Belt, Berks County (13 MB)\nLesley (1883) Geology of Chester County (22 MB)\nHall (1885) Field Notes in Delaware County (10 MB)\nFrazer (1880) Geology of Lancaster County (10 MB)\n1883 Geology of Lehigh and Northampton County (9 MB)\nPrime (1875) Brown Hematite Ore Ranges of Lehigh County (4 MB)\nPrime (1878) Brown Hematite Deposits of the Siluro-Cambrian Limestones of Lehigh County (6 MB)\nLesley (1885) Geologic Hand Atlas (19 MB)\nTwo-page color geologic maps of each county\nLesley (1892) Summary of the Geology of Pennsylvania, volume 1 (44 MB)\nLesley (1895) Summary of the Geology of Pennsylvania, volume 3, part 1 (27 MB)\nDana's System of Mineralogy\nDana (1837) System of Mineralogy First Edition (26 MB)\nDana (1844) System of Mineralogy Second Edition (29 MB)\nDana (1850) System of Mineralogy Third Edition (36 MB)\nDana (1854) System of Mineralogy Fourth Edition (66 MB)\nDana (1868) System of Mineralogy Fifth Edition (52 MB)\nDana (1882) Appendices to the Fifth Edition (18 MB)\nDana (1904) System of Mineralogy Sixth Edition, 1892 edition with Appendix (69 MB)\nOther Mineralogy Books\nKirwan (1794) Mineralogy (18 MB)\nCleaveland (1816) Mineralogy, First Edition (35 MB)\nCleaveland (1822) Mineralogy, Second Edition (40 MB)\nRobinson (1825) Catalogue of American Minerals (11 MB)\nSowerby (1811) British Mineralogy (7 MB)\nBritish minerals and color plates!\nSowerby (1817) Exotic Mineralogy (5 MB)\nNon-British (exotic) minerals and color plates!",
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        "raw_content": "RealEstateRama NEW MERCY LOAN FUND PRESIDENT APPOINTED\nNEW MERCY LOAN FUND PRESIDENT APPOINTED\nDenver, Colorado \u2013 March 24, 2015 \u2013 (RealEstateRama) \u2014 Mercy Loan Fund (MLF) is pleased to announce that Jason Battista will be appointed as President of the Loan Fund on May 1, 2015. Jason joined Mercy Loan Fund in 2009 and since then has proven his ability to balance the mission and the business. This year, the Denver Business Journal recognized Jason with their prestigious 40 Under 40 award for professionals. Along with the MLF team, over the last five+ years, they have financed almost $100 million in affordable loans leveraging $500 million in total projects. Jason will become the youngest President of a business center at Mercy Housing.\nJason received his undergraduate degree in Finance, received an MBA from the University of Colorado, and subsequently joined FirstBank Holding Company in Colorado. Within six months he was promoted to the management team where he managed two departments with 15 employees and specialized in originating commercial real estate loans.\nIn 2014, Jason worked on the capital-raising side of the MLF business achieving the goal of FHLB of Topeka membership giving Mercy Loan Fund immediate access to nearly $4 million in low cost investments by year end with the opportunity for much greater capital availability in the future. Jason did this while leading the team to a record $30 million in lending.\nJason is considered a leader in the affordable housing community. He sourced a key investment in the Denver metro Transit Oriented Development Fund. The Fund includes investments by leaders in the housing finance arena including major banks and foundations. At the deal closing, Jason was elected by the other investment partners to be on the Strategic Oversight Committee to provide leadership to the Fund to preserve 2,000 affordable housing units along major transportation routes in the Denver Metro Area.\nJulie Gould, current President of Mercy Loan Fund, will be leaving in May to pursue her next career in urban planning and documentary photography in the Washington, DC area. Julie has been a part of Mercy Housing for the past 14 years. In her time with Mercy Housing and Mercy Loan Fund, Julie has raised $50+ million in new capital, increased total assets by 50%, received a coveted CDFI award four years in a row, dropped to 0% delinquencies, completed the first community health center deal, increased loans outstanding by over 100%, hosted the first MLF-led congressional bus tour in DC, and built a high performing team. She also chaired the Mercy Loan Fund Board when she was a member of the Mercy Housing Board of Trustees.\nJulie recommended Jason Battista as President of the Loan Fund not only because of his achievements but also his commitment to the mission and vision of Mercy Housing. Jason states: \u201cJulie Gould has been the quintessential \u2018lead-by-example\u2019 leader at Mercy Loan Fund, and one of my most consequential personal mentors. I certainly have some large shoes to fill. Julie is leaving Mercy Loan Fund in a position of strength and has positioned us well for future success. I\u2019m grateful to have had the opportunity to work with Julie for so many years and look forward to continuing her legacy of taking responsible risk, striving for social and economic justice, leading with compassion and humility, investing in people and the team, and cultivating a culture of excellence.\u201d\nAbout Mercy Loan Fund\nCelebrating its 30th year, Mercy Loan Fund, a subsidiary of the national affordable housing organization Mercy Housing, provides financing to hundreds of local nonprofit organizations, enabling them to build or preserve affordable housing in their communities. Since 1985, the organization has made 470 loans in 39 states totaling $267 million, resulting in 20,500 affordable homes for over 55,000 residents. These loans have leveraged more than $1.79 billion in total development funding. Mercy Loan Fund is certified by the U.S. Treasury Department as a Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI). Mercy Loan Fund was formed with the goal of supporting the mission of Mercy Housing by making loans for affordable housing developments when conventional financing is not affordable or available. For information about Mercy Loan Fund, please visit www.mercyloanfund.org.\nPrevious articleNew Home Sales Rise 7.8 Percent in February\nNext articleFormer Bradenton Housing Authority Project Director Pleads Guilty To Theft Of Government Funds (Source: USAO, MDF)",
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        "raw_content": "In every community, there are a few businesses that have been around so long and have become such a part of the fabric of the town that people just take it for granted that they\u2019ll always be there.\nIn some cases, the business is also taking it for granted\u2026and in those cases, that business is in big trouble.\nI recently came across one example of this in my home town. An independent grocery store, which for many years has ignored developing trends in the grocery industry while trying to get by on its reputation from past \u201cglory days\u201d when it was a big-time player in the regional grocery business, is now in danger of closing due to lack of customers. A misguided and ill-advised effort by some members of the community to prop up the store by working in the business as volunteers (this is a for-profit business, mind you) is unlikely to save it.\nListen to Episode 230 of my podcast using the player below to learn why it\u2019s dangerous for any business, old or new, to have the mindset that it is entitled to exist.",
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        "raw_content": "If you picture is looking nice be sure of getting the best holiday card at the end of the day.It is important for you to have \u2026\nIn case you\u2019re going the case card course, you have to get ready for hand writing each card. You can save some time with a notice, however notwithstanding all that you\u2019re stuffing and keeping an eye on envelopes, getting stamps, and pursuing for a post box. Also, finding and affirming addresses for individuals you may not address regularly but rather, for family and kinship, are on your holiday card list.These days, innovation helps.You can send a virtual card. 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        "raw_content": "According to figures published by the Higher Education Funding Council for England, UK universities are among the best in the world in terms of efficiency rates and achieving degree success for their students, with an average of 82% of undergraduates completing their courses.\nThere are a number of advantages to studying engineering in the UK, both at undergraduate and postgraduate level. In particular, the education received is of a very high standard, and a professional engineering qualification from the UK is accepted and recognised internationally. International students also have an opportunity to develop their working and spoken English skills, and to experience British culture. 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        "raw_content": "We're all born with an urge to understand the world around us. This leads us to ask questions such as \"How does a mobile phone work?\" \"How does the Sun keep on shining?\" \"What is dark matter?\" \"What are the ultimate constituents of matter?\" \"How did the Universe begin?\" If you find that the more answers you discover, the more questions you want to ask, then you're on the road to becoming a physicist, and should be considering taking a physics course through higher education.\nAs well as being concerned with deep fundamental questions, physics forms the basis of most present and future technology. Without an understanding of the basic physics of a problem, we'd be shooting in the dark. For example, when compact disc players were developed, it was crucial that the physics of solid-state lasers and the interaction of light with matter were well understood. This in turn depended on an understanding of atomic physics and quantum mechanics. Other new technological developments depend on modern physics in a similar way.\nOne of the key ideas in physics is that behind the complexity of the world around us, there is an underlying simplicity and unity in nature. This is often expressed through all-embracing fundamental concepts, such as the principle of conservation of energy. Such concepts, when put to work using mathematics, provide explanations for how things happen. Research at the frontiers of physics leads to a deeper understanding of the way things work and how matter behaves in difficult circumstances, and from this understanding follow the many practical applications of physics. Indeed, physics is the basis for most forms of engineering and the other sciences.\nApart from its importance and flexibility, physics is fascinating and can be fun. At its heart, physics is about finding things out - about understanding what lies behind everyday phenomena like rainbows, red sunsets and blue skies, as well as the more revolutionary concepts of quantum theory, relativity and cosmology. Physics research can be very creative and stimulating, with lots of opportunity for contributing your own ideas. Don't overlook the fact that if you take a degree in physics, within just three or four years time you could be a member of a team involved in a major research project!\nWhat do Physicists do? A physicist's work usually involves both experimental investigations and theoretical analysis, though some physicists specialise in one or the other of these. Physicists are increasingly using advanced computers in the solution of scientific and engineering problems, particularly for modelling complex processes. If the simulation is not based on correct physics, then it has no chance of predicting what really happens in nature.\nThe employment prospects for those with qualifications in physics are generally good. Physics provides a route into many careers, and opportunities exist both in Britain and throughout Europe, as well as North America. These prospects are not confined to research - they extend into a wide range of industries, including food, medicine, finance, marketing, business and management. The general skills of analysis and problem-solving that a physics degree fosters help physics graduates to contribute effectively to most areas of an organisation's activities.\nThough many physics graduates go on to work in academic research and teaching, the main areas of employment are in industry, particularly in the research and development sections of 'hi-tech' industry. Good examples are industries concerned with opto-electronics, computing, telecommunications, materials, motor vehicle technology, semiconductors, and power generation. There are also opportunities in medical physics, meteorology, and research concerned with an understanding and protection of the environment. The list of major employers of physics graduates includes most of the large British and multinational companies and a host of smaller ones. Physics graduates, because of their broadly-based training, often become leaders of the increasingly common multi-disciplinary teams employed on research and development projects.\nTeaching physics at school or college level offers not only the opportunity to work with young people, but challenges as well. You may have to explain to them some of the more complex aspects of physics, with the opportunity to share your enthusiasm for the subject.\nIn summary, a degree course in physics brings you face-to-face with the important fundamental concepts and knowledge that underlie our understanding of nature. A degree course in physics offers many advantages in terms of flexibility - in the choice of topics within the course, and also in the wide range of careers to which a physics degree can lead.\nAuthor: Philip Diamond, Manager, Higher Education & Research, Institute of Physics",
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        "raw_content": "Messi\u2019s Record Breaking Run through La Liga\nSince opening his Barcelona account on May 1, 2005, Lionel Messi has been almost unstoppable. The forward added another record to his name on Saturday when he scored his 252nd league goal to become La Liga\u2019s all-time leading goal-scorer. He added another for good measure and now sits on 253 goals.\nThe record setting run came over 10 years and 289 matches and surpassed Telmo Zarra\u2019s 60+ year old record that most fans thought was untouchable. Zarra set the mark while playing 277 times for Athletic Bilbao between 1940 and 1955.\nIn tribute of the record, World Soccer Shop has created an exclusive jersey, Messi Limited Edition La Liga Goal Record Barcelona Jersey, to mark the occasion. The official Barcelona jersey has a custom made number on the back that lists every goal Messi scored on the way to 252. A very cool tribute and extremely limited edition with only 10 of these produced.\nBut a lot has changed since a shaggy haired boy wearing Nike cleats (say it ain\u2019t so) was given his first start at 17-years and 114-day old by then manager Frank Rijkaard. And as this is a record set over years, we take a look back at some of the looks during the period.\nMessi opens his Barcelona account\nMessi celebrates with Deco Feb 1., 2006\nDuring Messi\u2019s early seasons, Barcelona still did not have a jersey sponsor on the front of their jersey. The clean almost retro looking jersey included narrow blue and red vertical stripes.\nBarca\u2019s Messi celebrates his goal on April 18, 2007\nBarca\u2019s Messi lines up shot on Dec 18, 2007\nMessi and Thierry Henry in March 2009\nMessi celebrates goal early in the 2009/10 campaign\nMessi scores against Villarreal in La Liga in Nov. 2010\nThis look lasted a couple of years before switched to a jersey with the thicker red and blue stripes as well as a halved jersey (below) and for the first time in team history the front of the jersey had a sponsor with Unicef taking that position. The new look came about the same time as Messi\u2019s move to adidas although the timing was purely coincidental.\nMessi goal celebration against Mallorca Oct. 2011\nMessi against Real Zaragoza on Nov. 17, 2012\nMessi against UD Almeria March 2, 2014\nBarcelona was back in narrow stripes with blue sleeves and a new jersey sponsor to start the 2011/12 La Liga campaign. Qatar Foundation took the spot on the front of the jersey while the Unicef logo was moved to the back of the jersey under the player number. The new look did nothing to slow down Messi, who continued to celebrate goals.\nMessi sets the new La Liga goal record against Sevilla FC on Nov. 22, 2014\nAfter sitting 1 goal behind Zarra for a month, Messi equaled his mark off a free-kick and then set the record with a finish from close range that started an on-field celebration with his teammates.\nThe goal scoring march by Messi hit a high water mark (for the time) when he scored 50 goals in 37 appearances in 2011/12. The outburst made Messi the first player in La Liga history to score 50 goals during a campaign.\nCoach Pep Guardiola congratulates Messi after hitting 50\nThe 50 goal mark was incredible but his consistency with 20+ goals is also impressive. After scoring 1 goal in 2004/05, Messi added 6 goals, 14 goals, and 10 goals the following 3 seasons. He broke the 20 goal barrier with 23 goals in 2008/09 and then really caught on with 34 goals, 31 goals, 50 goals, 46 goals, and 28 goals in the ensuing seasons. Thus far in 2014/15 he has a modest 10 goals.\nThere have been other milestones on the way to the record.\nMessi scored his first La Liga hat-trick against Real Madrid\nMessi notched his first La Liga hat-trick on May 10, 2010 and it could not have come against a better opponent, Real Madrid. Ronaldinho and Samuel Eto\u2019o congratulate the young 19 year old on the feat.\nMessi celebrates #200\nOnly 7 players were in the 200+ La Liga goal club when Messi joined their ranks after scoring against Osasuna on January 27, 2013.\nMessi scored in 19 consecutive La Liga matches during 2012/13 season\nMessi scored in 19 consecutive La Liga matches during the 2012/13 campaign.\nThe question now being asked is how high can Messi set the new record.\nTags: BarcelonaMessirecord",
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        "raw_content": "Casiotone for the Painfully Alone Reactivates\nTaking it as lo-fi as it'll go, Casiotone for the Painfully Alone (a.k.a. Owen Ashworth) will return from the land of silence with the release of a limited edition single this month. Part of Tomlab Records' \"Alphabet Series,\" Ashworth's Alphabet Series - G consists of two previously released songs.\nRecorded with strings and drums, A-side \"Roberta C. (Version)\" gets backing from \"The Subway Home (Version).\" You can buy one of just 500 copies from www.tomlab.de.\nIt's been nearly two years since Casiotone for the Painfully Alone put out any music, and it looks like 2005 will be his turn around year. According to Tomlab's site, Ashworth plans to put out a new EP this fall, with his fourth full-length record to follow in early 2006. Before that, however, Ashworth will spend June touring North America.\nKicking off this Thursday in Oakland, California, Casiotone for the Painfully Alone will hit 10 cities on the West Coast. Canada happens to have a major city situated out there; Ashworth will play Vancouver June 19th at Blim.",
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        "raw_content": "Bangalore Days: Young brigades ready for the fire works\nBangalore Days malayalam movie (film) directed by debutant Anjali Menon will feature Dulquer Salmaan, Fahadh Faasil, Nivin Pauly, Nithya Menen, Nazriya Nazim, Parvathi Menon and Isha Talwar in lead roles. Vijayaraghavan, Kalpana, Maniyanpilla Raju and Sajid Yahiya would give life to other prominent characters in the movie. This story revolves around the life of three youngsters who crossover from Kerala to Bangalore having high dreams to explore the unidentified.\nBangalore Days is not just a movie but the celebration of the youth. Directed by debutant Anjali Menon, the movie made news for the presence of the young bloods while its popularity rose after the engagement of Fahad Fazil and Nazriya Menon. Touted to be an out to out entertainer, the movie is themed around the four characters who reached Bangalore with wide range of dreams. 'Bangalore Days' actually deals with the travelogue of each common man in achieving their life goal.\nThis story revolves around the life of three youngsters who crossover from Kerala to Bangalore having high dreams to explore the unidentified. Arjun(Dulquar Salmaan) Divya (Naziriya) and Kuttan (Nivin Pauly) are relatives who belongs to an old Tharavadu. Coming from different social back grounds, all of them reach Bangalore in almost same time. Even though they arrive at Bangalore together, their plans at Bangalore were totally different.\nThe change that happens in their character after reaching Bangalore is the main highlight of this movie. As Das (Fahadh) and the character played by Nithya Menon accompany them during their journey, the movie takes an important shift which takes the movie to the next phase.\nIt has also been reported that a scene where Fahad Fazil marries Nazriya Nazim has been shot in the movie. To keep the secrecy of the shooting of the movie, mobile phones were kept away during the shooting. Nithya Menen, Nazriya Nazim, Parvathi Menon and Isha Talwar will be seen in prominent roles. Vijayaraghavan, Kalpana, Maniyanpilla Raju and Sajid Yahiya would give life to other important characters in the movie.\nMade with a whooping budget of 8.5 Crores, the movie will be an ultimate entertainer. Gopi Sunder has set the tunes for this fun filled movie.'Bangalore Days' has been produced by Anwar Rasheed under the banner Anwar Rasheed Entertainment. Shot in Ernakulam, Bangalore, Pondicherry, Chennai and Hyderabad, the movie will reach theatres on 9th May 2014.",
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        "raw_content": "Footwear, leather fair exhibition attracts foreign buyers\nThe sixth edition of the Footwear and Leather Fair 2014 exhibition organized by Sri Lanka Export Development Board in collaboration with the Ministry of Industry and Commerce, Industrial Development Board and Footwear and Leather Products Manufacturers Association kicked off yesterday at the BMICH.\nLankans seek to dress the Chinese\nSri Lanka\u2019s apparel industry is looking towards China this year aimed at finding new brands and increasing chances of promoting garment exports via a new gateway with trade concessions for its existing buyers to the East Asian partner.\nBut reasons for the shift in market focus would also be due to the fact that industries need to align themselves with wherever the free trade agreements (FTA) are entered into by the government, Sri Lanka Apparel Exporters Association Chairman Yohan Lawrnce told the Business Times.\nThe Chinese market is said to have grown in addition to a good demand for luxury goods due to the large spending capacity by its locals. As a result of the rising income levels this new emerging market was today becoming a brand and quality conscious market.\nApparel exports top US$ 4.3 bn in 2013\nApparel exports in 2013 have reached an all time record of US$ 4.3 billion compared with US$ 3.8 billion in 2012,\" said Joint Apparel Association Forum (JAAF) acting Chairman Noel Priyatilleke.\nSpeaking at the JAFF 10th Annual General Meeting he said that nevertheless, the challenge ahead of us is not only to sustain this business but also to grow because the Government expects Sri Lankan apparel, tea and rubber to fetch a turnover of US$ 10 billion by 2016 and Sri Lankan apparel has also to be among the first ten apparel exporter countriesof the world by 2020.\nThe time has come for us to explore all possible avenues to reach this target and I do believe that Sri Lankan apparel can achieve it, because of the visionary leadership given by the stalwarts of our industry coupled with the business friendly environment created by our Government. Let us get together to perform this task.\nCinnamon To The World\n' Cinnamon To The World' event streaming live on \"www.cinnamontotheworld.com/events.php\" at 3.00 p.m. Sri Lankan Time\nMore than 800,000 metric tons of fruits, veggies by Lanka\nSri Lanka produces more than 800,000 metric tons of fresh fruit and vegetables annually while around 90 per cent of her processed food is being exported to the European Union market.\nIn addition, Sri Lanka is utilizing improved techniques in crop cultivation, especially under poly tunnels. Optimum input application, pest and disease control, post-harvest management and quality packaging are other features of our food production sector, Export Development Board Directoress Jeevani Siriwardena said.She was addressing joint talks between Maldives and Sri Lankan business delegations earlier this week.\nMaldives-Sri Lanka, 'a unique friendship'\nHead of the Maldivian delegation Quasim Ibrahim addressing business entrepreneurs at the Maldives-Sri Lanka interactive business session on Tuesday said that the Maldives and Sri Lanka had been enjoying a unique friendship born of traditional ties in ethnicity, language and culture. These bonds signified historical ties that date back hundreds of years. The relationship had been served well by geographic proximity, frequent travel and brisk trade.\nThe session was organized by the Sri-Lanka Maldives Bilateral Business Council in association with the Ceylon Chamber of Commerce and was held at the Hilton.\nEU, Lanka annual trade volume exceeds US$ 5 b\nSri Lanka will continue to receive the benefit of the European Union (EU) GSP facility for another 10 years beginning from January this year, Industry and Commerce Minister Rishard Bathiudeen said yesterday.\nHe said the EU has been Sri Lanka\u2019s largest trade partner next to the United States and the bilateral trade volume exceeds US $ 5 billion a year.\n\u201cTotal trade between Sri Lanka and EU which was at US $ 3 billion in 2004 rose to US $ 4,946.18 million in 2012. Apparel, diamonds, tea and rubber products became the major export items,\u201d he said.\nSri Lanka\u2019s Garment Exports to EU, US Jumps 30% in Sept\u201913\nThe exports of garments from the island nation of Sri Lanka to its major export destinations of the EU and the US recorded a remarkable growth of 30.7 percent year-on-year and 32.2 percent year-on-year, respectively, in September 2013, according to a press release issued by the Central Bank of Sri Lanka.\nThe sharp growth in Sri Lankan apparel exports to the EU and the US reflect the recovery in those economies, the statement said.\nSri Lanka\u2019s textiles and garment sector as a whole posted a significant growth of 27.7 percent year-on-year during the month to register US$ 386.9 million, according to the Central Bank data.\nFrom January to September 2013, Sri Lanka\u2019s total textiles and apparel exports stood at US$ 3.126 billion, showing a rise of 5.2 percent over exports of US$ 2.972 billion made during the corresponding period of last year.\nSpice, allied products turnover to reach US$ 500 mn by 2015\nThe demand for value added cinnamon products such as cinnamon leaf oil, bark oil, crushed cinnamon and ground cinnamon for confectionery and other food related industries has increased in the world. Sri Lanka is planning to double cinnamon export earnings by increasing value addition of cinnamon.\nSri Lanka is the largest supplier of cinnamon exports to the world spice market, producing about 85% of international output. However, Sri Lanka ranks well below in value added cinnamon exports to the world market. Other competitor countries make huge profits by adding value to cinnamon exported from Sri Lanka, while Sri Lanka is losing profit due to exporting more raw cinnamon.\nMinistry of Economic Development of the Democratic : Reflection of Sri Lanka International exhibition from November 13 to 17\nThe exposition on Trade, Tourism and Investment titled 'Reflection of Sri Lanka' is set to take place in parallel with the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM), in November 13 to 17, 2013 at the Battaramulla Ape Gama premises(Jana Kala Kendraya). This event would be the biggest of its kind, happening in Sri Lanka, with the registered participation of 520 exporters under one roof, accommodating 968 stalls.\nReflection of Sri Lanka International Exhibition on Trade, Tourism and Investment organized by the Ministry of Economic Development and Ministry of Industry and Commerce together with Export Development Board(EDB), Sri Lanka Tourism Promotion Bureau and the Board of Investment(BOI).\nLanka\u2019s export revenue to reach US$ 11 billion mark\nSri Lanka\u2019s total export revenue is expected to reach US$ 11 billion mark by the end of this year, Export Development Board Chairman and CEO Bandula Egodage said\n-\u201cThis is not an easy task, but we hope to reach the $ 11 billion export revenue mark by end of this year. As of September our total export value for 2013 is recorded at US$ 7314 million, which is a 1.07% increase in comparison to the same period in 2012. Our exports are now gradually strengthening despite the international market challenges. We have also set an export target of US$ 15 billion by 2015 and $ 20 billion by 2020. Apparel and tea exports currently account for over 40% and 20% of total exports from Sri Lanka respectively.\nReflection of Sri Lanka - Export Industry Seminars\nReflection of Sri Lanka Promotional Video\nSpeech of Mr. Bandula Egodage, the Chairman & Chief Executive of Sri Lanka Export Development Board, at the Exporters Association of Sri Lanka - AGM\nMr. Bandula Egodage, the Chairman & Chief Executive of Sri Lanka Export Development Board\nI thank the Exporters' Association of Sri Lanka for inviting me to the AGM and giving me the opportunity to address this distinguished gathering of members.\nThe Exporters Association which represents about 80% of exporters in the country is the foremost body for exporters in Sri Lanka. We highly appreciate the contribution of Association towards the export development effort of the country.\nThe Government's vision as envisaged in the 'Mahinda Chintana' is to transform Sri Lanka into a strategically important economic centre of the world. This would then lead to socio economic development of the country. The export sector which contributes 17% to the GDP of the country, clearly plays an important role in achieving this objective\nSL\u2019s fruit and vegetable exports tops US$ 32.5 m\nProcessors and exporters in combination have achieved as at today a 20 % increase in export revenue compared to last year, said Bandula Egodage, Chairman Export Development Board addressing the Lanka Fruit and vegetable Producers, Processors and Exporters Association's 32nd AGM on Wednesday.\nHe said the industry has earned US$ 32.5 million export earnings in 2012 which was very significant because members of the association were engaged in agriculture. He said the members of the association were playing a vital role in terms of rural development in Sri Lanka and was engaged in a huge CSR campaign which was more vital than figures. He said value addition was vital to overcome rising input costs.\nStatus of Sri Lankan NR-based industry\nThe Sri Lankan rubber products manufacturing industry is composed of about 4,530 manufacturing organizations of small, medium and large-scale entities.\nNearly 70-80 percent of the local rubber production is used by these domestic industries. Sabaragamuwa and Western provinces record 87 percent of the total number of rubber industries in the country.\nAll large and small-scale industries and 80 percent of medium-scale rubber industries can provide employment for trained personnel in rubber technology. Within a relatively short period, this industry has become a reputable major world supplier of quality rubber products.\nThe total rubber production (raw rubber and value-added) generated over 1.1 billion US dollars in terms of revenue and value-added rubber accounted for 80 percent of total rubber exports.\nIncrease in tea export earnings\nSri Lanka's total quantity of tea exported including re-exports with imported tea for July reached to 29.88 million /kg, indicating a gain of 3.34 million/kg compared to the corresponding period in 2012.\nThe cumulative tea export earnings rose to Rs 17.76 billion, showing a slight gain of Rs 2.77 billion as against the same period last year with the increase in FOB (Free on Board) price per kg from Rs 564.92 to Rs.594.50, according to a tea market report.\nCumulative exports including re-exports with imported Tea for the period January to July 2013 recorded 174.25 million /kg, a decline of 7.82 million /kg in comparison to same period last year.\nFirst Indo-Lanka textile agreement inked in Colombo\nAs the first ever textile agreement between India and Sri Lanka became a reality, both neighbours mulled joining to enter a coveted global textile foothold-China, the world\u2019s largest textile market. \u201cChina\u2019s textiles are gradually moving from production to consumption. Using our strengths together-Sri Lanka\u2019s first class garment manufacturing infrastructure and India\u2019s quality fabric outputs-let us jointly compete for China\u2019s textile market\u201d said a determined Ms Zohra Chaterji (Secretary of Indian Ministry of Textiles) on 09 September in Colombo.\nMs Chaterji was addressing Anura Siriwardena (Secretary, Ministry of Industry and Commerce of Sri Lanka) on 09 September at Cinnamon Grand during her delegation\u2019s official meeting with Sri Lanka\u2019s delegation after the signing the first ever MoU between India and Sri Lanka on the same day at Galadari Hotel, Colombo earlier. 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        "raw_content": "Steve Nash is not MVP because of \"racism\"\nNick Canepa shamed people who are playing the race card in saying that Phoenix Suns point guard Steve Nash won the Most Valuable Player award (and Miami Heat center Shaquille O'Neal didn't) because of racism.\nLet's look at the numbers: Nash averaged 15.5 points, 11.5 assists, one steal, 3.3 rebounds, and shot a career-high 50% from the field. O'Neal averaged 22.9 points, 10.4 rebounds, 2.7 assists and 2.3 blocks per game. But those are not the only numbers to look at. Last year, the Suns won 29 games and the Heat won 42. This year, with Nash and O'Neal, the Suns won 62 games while the Heat won 59 games. Not only did Nash's team made a much bigger jump in wins, they did it in the much tougher Western Conference.\nThe MVP Award does not just go to the player with the best numbers. O'Neal may have had better stats than Nash, but Nash was more valuable to his team than O'Neal was to his. (One could argue that Dwayne Wade, not O'Neal, is the best player in Miami.) If we are going to look at statistics alone, then Minnesota Timberwolves forward Kevin Garnett (who averaged 22.2 points, 13.5 rebounds, 5.7 assists, and 1.3 blocks) should have finished higher in the MVP voting than both O'Neal and Nash. In addition, Cleveland's LeBron James averaged a stunning 27.2 points, 7.4 rebounds, 7.2 assists and 1.9 steals per game.\nNeither James nor Garnett, however, led their teams into the playoffs.\nThe point is this: voting on these kinds of awards is subjective. People casting ballots made a decision on who the MVP is based on nebulous criteria. One could make the argument that, from a basketball standpoint, O'Neal is more valuable than Nash and should have won the award. Most teams, if they had the option of trading their 12th man for either O'Neal or Nash, would pick O'Neal. But to argue that Nash was chosen because of \"racism\" is asinine.\nThis country, sadly, still has racial divisions. Irresponsible people who \"play the race card\" when they disagree with something harm this society. For selfish reasons, they re-open this culture's wounds and rub salt in those wounds. Race-baiters create an atmosphere of mistrust, suspicion, bitterness and hate. It is shameful that some people are willing to create such a harmful atmosphere over a matter that is ultimately of no real importance whatsoever. I hope all NBA sportswriters, coaches, general managers and players publicly call out these race-baiters by name and make it clear that their filth is not acceptable.",
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        "raw_content": "Sharing, caring and vice versa\nI remember the day I wrote the first text for this blog about one year ago. I called it 'Ready or Not' while I was sitting in an airplane, leaving and wondering if I was ready for this long journey.\nWhile I\u2019m writing this, I\u2019m sitting in my home in Munich. It's the same apartment where I stayed for two and a half months before I started my trip. When I left, I said goodbye to most of my friends at the Octoberfest, dressed up in my traditional bavarian lederhosen. The same event that I came back to and welcomed everyone again. Before the trip the time was a bit hectic ... organizing, preparing and getting rid of things. Now I\u2019m getting everything back in place. What I want so say is, all these memories feel a little bit like it was yesterday. So much is like it used to be, it feels like nothing really changed and I had a long dream that I just woke up from.\n\u201aBack to reality\u2018 is a cliche term many people use when they come home after a long trip like this. Back to the daily routines and duties as we have in our society. Things that are common and necessary to make a living. And even if our lifestyle over the last year was very different .. it was as true and real as anything. Even if it felt like being in a adventure movie many times, it never was. Nothing was planed really, so much of it spontaneous. Its such a beautiful world we live in and we all can use.\nAnd still, sometimes when I hear and see about things that happen far away, it\u2019s often hard to relate to it. I mean, every day we see pictures from other parts of the world. Different cultures, different people, different ways of life. Good and bad. So far away from my life at home that it sometimes feels like it doesn't concern me enough. But what I finally came to understand on this trip is, its never really too far away. Things are often closer linked together than we think they are.\nBefore I started I thought about all the cool places we are going to visit and all the cool things we are going to do. And we did visit many of these places and did a lot of cool things. But after all, the greatest moments I had on this trip, were because of the people around me. And again it sounds cliche but the people really made my trip. Total strangers when we first met, sharing their homes with us. Friends we made, sharing their lives with us. Making these experiences together and not alone is what made it so great. Standing on top a world class AK line is amazing, but whats even more amazing is standing on top of it together. Surfing good waves is lots of fun, but surfing it with friends is what makes it the most fun to do! Sharing live and stories with other people on this planet is the greatest thing we have. For me its the people I met who made this a tour through paradise.\nThanks to anyone following this project. I hope you liked the pictures and gained some inspiration from it. Thanks to everyone who helped us out with anything & anywhere. Without you it would have not been the same! I miss those times already but like Richard used to say; If you find those moments .. they last forever.\nMunich | Story | Fips",
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        "raw_content": "Questions also remain over how the school operates, said Charlie Kyte, executive director of the Minnesota Association of School Administrators.\n\"I have deep concerns that we have a religious institution and a public school that seem to be way too close to each other,\" he said.\nThe latest twist came last week, when the Minnesota Republican Party called for a congressional investigation into Democratic Rep. Keith Ellison's 2008 pilgrimage to Mecca. The trip to the Saudi Arabian holy city was paid for by the Muslim American Society (MAS) of Minnesota, Ellison's office confirmed. 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He makes unannounced visits to the school to check on day-to-day operations, attends school board meetings and just performed a three-year review of the school this past spring.\nJennings said he has found an orderly, well-run school that is following the law and boosting student achievement. He notes that TiZA students have had better-than-average success on state-required exams. And that's especially surprising given the school's demographics, Jennings said. Almost 80 percent of students are from low-income families and about 70 percent are English-language learners, according to state data for the 2008-09 school year. In 2009, 86 percent of the students were proficient in math and 72 were proficient in reading, compared with the statewide averages of 64 percent and 72 percent respectively.\nPlus, the school was nationally recognized this month for posting some of the biggest gains in student performance. The charter school received a Growth Achievement Award for the 2008-09 school year from the Northwest Evaluation Association.\n\"I think they're doing a terrific job, and I don't understand the state's constant so-called 'inspections' of the school,' \" Jennings said. \"It seems like the state is after them.\"\nCritics say those achievements are to be lauded, but that doesn't mean allegations that the school is skirting the law should be ignored.\nKyte said he's very proud of a number of religious organizations that have run top-notch, successful private schools over the years.\n\"But in neither case, do they do it with public money,\" he said. \"They do it with their own money.\"\nTiZA received about $4.7 million in state aid this year. About $520,000 of that money was for lease aid. 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        "raw_content": "CBN To Sack Bank Directors With Bad Loans (Details)\nBank directors with non-performing loans (NPLs) are to quit or be sacked, according to a new Code of Corporate Governance approved by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN).\nDirector, Bank Examination Department at the Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation (NDIC), Adedapo Adeleke, said the new code was instituted to address the rising cases of insider bad loans, which not only represent a conflict of interest, but are against the prudential guidelines for the industry.\nHe described corporate governance as an essential pillar in financial system stability.\nBanks\u2019 assets have depreciated in the last three years, with provisions for NPLs hitting N856.9 billion, due to the drop in crude oil prices. A large part of these bad loans is owed by bank directors and are in most cases unsecured.\nBesides, the economic recession showed that the financial industry still harbours weaknesses in governance, as seen in insider non-performing loans, unreported losses, huge exit packages for directors, over-domineering executive management, contravention of regulatory/prudential guidelines and lending limits, poorly appraised credits and weakening of shareholders\u2019 funds, among others.\nAdeleke, who spoke at the weekend in Kano during a media workshop organised by NDIC for finance reporters, said the Corporate Governance Code for Bank Directors is signed by all bank directors at the point of their appointment, and has a section that empowers the banks\u2019 boards to remove any director with insider non-performing loans. That section says: \u201cIf you are having non-performing loans, you will be removed. It is already being enforced except that the regulators are not being dramatic in publishing the names of affected directors,\u201d Adeleke said.\nSpeaking on the theme: Curtailing the Growth of Non-Performing Loans in Banks: The Role of Regulators and Supervisors, he said that delay or non-payment of workers\u2019 salaries by government and private companies is worsening the level of non-performing loans in the industry. He said the rate of non-performing loans is in excess of 20 per cent as against the five per cent regulatory threshold.\nThe NDIC director said when salaries are delayed, workers who have borrowed from banks, especially through consumer loans, always find it difficult to pay back. \u201cIf the economy is improving, and government can help to fulfill its responsibilities, including prompt payment of salaries, the level of non-performing loans in the industry will drop,\u201d he said.\n\u201cIf people working in companies that are troubled borrowed from banks, it is important that the loans be provided for when their employers can no longer pay salaries,\u201d he said.\nHe however, expressed confidence that the current rise in crude oil prices will impact positively on the banking industry and businesses and help reduce the rising cases of bad loans in the industry.\nAdeleke said the establishment of the Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria II (AMCON II) to buy up non-performing loans as being suggested can only be private sector led. \u201cIf there is going to be AMCON II at all, it is going to be private sector-led,\u201d he said.\nHe said the CBN Prudential Guidelines allows banks to review their credit portfolio continuously (at least once in a quarter) with a view to recognising any deterioration in credit quality. Such reviews, he added, should systematically and realistically classify banks\u2019 credit exposures based on the perceived risks of default.",
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        "raw_content": "Businesses and local governments agree \u2014 Wisconsin roads suck 6/9/2016\n6/9/2016, In Business Blog \u2013 Over the past several weeks, the Transportation Development Association of Wisconsin hosted community discussions about local transportation concerns. We held sessions in La Crosse, Eau Claire, Green Bay, Milwaukee, Janesville, and Wausau.\nBusinesses, farmers, health care providers, and local government officials across the state showed up and had stories to tell and perspectives to share about how transportation affects their regions.\nWhile each part of Wisconsin has its own characteristics, economic drivers, and set of issues, what we heard was remarkably consistent:\nLocal governments are forced to do \u201cwork arounds,\u201d which are not ideal, due to insufficient state funding.\nIt may be intuitive that transportation affects the bottom line of businesses but hearing specific examples from company representatives brought the point home. Kwik Trip has had to implement shorter intervals between maintenance on their vehicles due to road problems. The I\u201339/90 corridor was called Van Galder Bus Company\u2019s lifeline. Frito Lay\u2019s sales are jeopardized if they fail to hit a one-hour window with their deliveries. The gentleman from Blain\u2019s Farm & Fleet said the safety of his drivers keeps him up at night.\nStory after story confirmed what we learned in a recent report from TRIP, a national transportation research group that found Wisconsin roads are in rough shape. It\u2019s also why the Wisconsin Taxpayer\u2019s Alliance gave our roads a \u201cD\u201d \u2014 the lowest grade on their 2015 report card.\nFrom local government officials we heard an all too consistent story, as well. Due to a lack of state funding, many have increased their reliance on bonding to simply try and keep up. If it wasn\u2019t increasing bonding, it was increasing the property tax or in some cases a local wheel tax. A city of Marshfield official discussed an upcoming referendum to exceed the property tax limit and increase property taxes by more than 10% to address several specific road projects. A Town of Lisbon official shared a story about how residents showed up at the annual meeting and voted for the most aggressive option, which included bonding for $8 million in road repairs over the next two years. That $8 million is approximately twice the town\u2019s $4.5 million operating budget.\nOther states have come to an agreement on a solution to their transportation challenges. Over 20 states in the last several years have passed sustainable statewide transportation packages. Our neighbors in Michigan and Iowa are two of the more recent examples.\nListening to stories of Wisconsin businesses hampered because of our deteriorating transportation infrastructure was difficult. Hearing local officials talk about the piecemeal solutions they are forced to come up with wasn\u2019t any better.\nIt\u2019s time to just fix it, Wisconsin.",
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        "raw_content": "Technical Exchange for Christian Healthcare, Inc. (TECH ) is a membership association, founded in 1990, with the goal of improving the quality of healthcare in the developing world so that the gospel of Jesus Christ may be preached. TECH membership is available to non-profit Christian organizations, and individuals, that declare Jesus Christ is Lord and Savior and that are committed to excellence in medical missions. The gospel of Jesus Christ is an important fingerprint of TECH. We believe Jesus Christ is the Way, the Truth, and the Life. It is Christ, alone, who saves us.\nMedical missions need TECH! There is an unfortunate practice among medical ministries of sending inappropriate medical products overseas. Broken or outdated equipment that cannot be sustained or repaired should not be sent to the mission field. High-tech equipment that requires special training for operation, or specific calibrations before use, should be carefully evaluated before being sent to the mission field. Outdated medicines or pharmaceuticals that are inappropriate for the patient environment should not be sent. TECH calls this \u201cjunk for Jesus\u201d. Issues like these are discussed among the TECH members at TECH conferences. TECH members are working hard to eliminate these unfortunate practices and together are improving the quality of healthcare in the developing world.\nTECH has developed two sets of Standards of Excellence; one for suppliers of medical equipment and one for suppliers of medical supplies. Incorporating these Standards into the day-to-day practice of our member organizations has made an impact around the world. Our members are recognized for their integrity, their compassion, and their commitment to excellence. Please consider adopting the TECH Standards for use within your ministry and promoting them among your mission partners.\nOne of the privileges of being a part of the TECH corporate body is the opportunity to share our resources with others that serve. TECH connects people with resources! TECH members have access to a private email listserv that provides them with a means of posting their project needs and also a way to share their surplus medical donations. TECH is a network. We work together, share together, pray together and help each other complete our individual projects in a manner that brings glory to God.\nOn behalf of TECH, thank you for visiting our website and we welcome your participation in our rapidly expanding ministry.",
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        "raw_content": "Maria\u2019s Local Radar: My Life On Film\nThere is something about music that brings people together; people of all styles, shapes and sizes, out witnessing one platform of something they love. Live music is a great way to release energy, explore your artistic side, and let loose. Each and every week, I try and bring a band to your attention that I have been digging\u2014whether it\u2019s their recordings or their live set\u2014to get you in the mood of getting out to support the local music scene. Every show is an experience; you meet new people, you hear new or familiar talent, and you get to explore new venues to hang out at. Of course, we cannot forget about the drinks, the merchandise, and the dance moves that make the night just that much better. So, ask yourself while reading this article, \u201cWhat is the last show you went to?\u201d I recently saw a favorite of mine, The Whigs, at Starland Ballroom open up for Social Distortion, and they were just as good as I had imagined. Of course, lots of other bands too, like Avon Junkies and many more. So remember, next time you are out at a show, try to create a story, something to remember that will make you want to get back out there end experience something new. OK, I digress, I know what we are here to do, but I had to proclaim my statement in hopes that you all will listen! That being said, it\u2019s about that time to bring some fresh talent into the limelight in preparation of assisting in building a new fanbase!\nThis week, I am going to focus on a band that recently announced that they will be playing a huge show with Badfish at Starland Ballroom in January. They are actually friends with a lot of other groups that I have featured in this column in the past, and I am totally into their sound right now. They go by the name of My Life On Film. First of all, I love the band name. Can you all imagine your lives being on film? Certain parts of it would be cool certainly, but others I\u2019d prefer to remain on the blooper real, if you know what I mean. I am not sure how they came up with it, but I am sure it has a deeper backstory than I am imagining.\nMy Life On Film are an alternative/punk band from Ocean County, New Jersey, with members Sean Gensel, Mike Henninger, John Hagerson, and Sean Johnson. Their EP, ironically enough entitled Self-Titled Demo, is available for free stream on their Facebook page, and it\u2019s totally worth the time spent listening. I started off with a track called \u201cWander,\u201d which is very high energy and addictive. \u201cI\u2019m breaking the habit today,\u201d they proclaim, and if you really listen to the lyrics on this track, you will find that it\u2019s very relatable. The vocals remind me of a cross between New Found Glory and Taking Back Sunday, not to compare them, because they are original, but I hear tones of each band in this song.\nI then ventured to the track \u201cPardon Me,\u201d not to be mistaken by the Incubus hit. This song is very different, and may be my favorite on the record. This band seems like no strangers to the well-tested, punk formula that works in the music world that we live in. What I mean by this is they have great, catchy lyrics, quick tempo changes, and energetic performances.\nThey recently posted a video on their Facebook as a \u201cThrowback Thursday,\u201d if you will, for their song \u201cNot For Sure.\u201d This video is super cool, but it\u2019s also a testament through time showing just how much their sound and style has grown and matured, in the best way possible. I highly suggest you take a listen to their track \u201cTil The End.\u201d It closes out the EP, and is well worth the wait. This is an amazing song; the lyrics actually apply to me in situations that I\u2019ve been in, in more ways than even I can understand. You can\u2019t help but sing-along to this, and trust me, you will.\nThis EP, although short, is one of the best I have heard in quite some time. That is an accomplishment considering I have an extremely wide collection of music in front of me at all times. They are very eclectic in style, and this CD is very impressive. I am not saying they are reinventing music here, but I just think they understand their sound, know what they are good at, and do it very well.\nMy Life On Film are very interactive with their fans, and are playing shows at a town near you! Be sure to check out their Facebook page at facebook.com/mylifeonfilm. Also, be sure to catch them at Starland Ballroom in Sayreville, NJ on Jan. 3 with Badfish: The Ultimate Sublime Tribute. I am sure you can catch them many more times before then; I am just excited to see them on the big stage with tons of other talented acts!\nI will be back next week with another band of your liking, or maybe a solo act\u2014who knows at this point! Just keep bringing on the talent and I will continue to do my part to spotlight it in the Radar! See you all next week.\nMaria Ciezakmaria's local radarmy life on film\nMaria\u2019s Local Radar: Midnite Hellion\nMaria\u2019s Local Radar: Eastbourne\nHave seen this band several times, one word \u201camazing\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "HIV/AIDS Resource Center for Latinos\nViva Mi Gente! 12 Latino Celebrities and Characters Who Thrust HIV/AIDS Into Popular Culture\nLatinos often speak about themselves as if they are one big family: Viva mi gente! (\"Long live my people!\") If we truly are a family, then we need to be more open about speaking about sexual health and HIV/AIDS. Thankfully, many Latinos in our global family have already begun that conversation, using their celebrity status to fuel the message of HIV awareness. Though not all those featured here take the label \"activist\" (and those that are fictional characters, of course, never could), it's important to recognize prominent Latinos who refused to stay silent about HIV/AIDS in our communities.\nSome of these Latinos choose to be active by sparking dialogue around HIV/AIDS. Some spread their message through writing, some through acting, some through openly living their lives. The fictional characters among them alerted fans in several genres to a Latino presence in the HIV epidemic. Through all their examples, one message is clear: If we want our family to thrive, then our family has to stay alive; and fighting HIV/AIDS -- which disproportionately affects Latinos -- needs to be high on our list of priorities.",
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        "raw_content": "Deborah Padfield, 2014 Nov 05\nPerambulators are weak wealth indicators\u2026\nHow to survive poverty\n\u201cI know a young couple, on benefits, with a big expensive pram\u2026\u201d How did they pay for it? Layabouts living it up on benefits? Benefit cheats? They can\u2019t be poor, living like that.\nThese questions were laid before me by a woman (call her Mary) concerned about poverty. I failed to give her the simplest answer: that they probably didn\u2019t pay for it. Poverty is real, pram or no pram. Andrew Haldane, Chief Economist at the Bank of England, said (in late 2014):\nAnnual real wage growth in the UK \u2013 average weekly earnings growth adjusted for consumer price inflation \u2013 is currently running at close to minus 1%. Growth in real wages has been negative for all bar three of the past 74 months. The cumulative fall in real wages since their pre-recession peak is around 10%. As best we can tell, the length and depth of this fall is unprecedented since at least the mid-1800s.\nThat\u2019s average (mean) growth.\nAt the bottom, where people live on precarious part-time and/or temporary incomes at or near the minimum wage, the situation is worse. The Office for National Statistics (ONS) tells us that in April 2013 median full-time earnings (517pw) was lower than the mean (\u00a3620) \u201csince the latter is boosted by the relatively few people at the top end of the distribution with extremely high earnings.\u201d\nThe Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG) in its \u201cCost of a Child in 2014\u201d finds that \u201cFamilies in which all the adults work full time on the minimum wage also fall significantly short of meeting their needs.\u201d The ONS tells us that a growing number are working part-time, and that part-timers\u2019 hourly rates of pay are falling.\nUnder-paid, under-employed and unemployed\nMary\u2019s young couple may have been in part-time work, and/or may be continually in and out of work. Either way, they could claim benefits.\nProbably most of our Citizens Advice Bureau debt clients are thus precariously employed, though others are in low-paid full-time work. Even in full-time work, they quite probably couldn\u2019t afford the pram.\nI talked with a young couple recently, one of them in full-time work, the other part-time because that was all she could find. They had to run a car because their village had no bus. They needed to move nearer to work to cut down on travel costs, but the rents in town were too high. Being under 25, they couldn\u2019t claim Working Tax Credit. We looked at their income and expenditure. Cut expenditure how you will, the income wasn\u2019t enough.\nThe cost of bringing up children\nMary\u2019s young couple had a child. Overall costs of bringing up a child are rising faster than inflation, according to CPAG. The Joseph Rowntree Foundation agrees about the problem: \u201cDespite some improvements in the conditions of low-paid work, many mothers can only access poorly paid part-time jobs because of their childcare responsibilities.\u201d\nI\u2019ve studied the income and expenditure statement of another young woman, a single mother with two small children. She was claiming all the benefits she could (income support, housing benefit, council tax subsidy, child tax credit, child benefit), and working very part-time. Cutting her expenditure to the bone (food for the three, \u00a330pw), she ended up with about \u00a33pw excess to offer her creditors. If she could get a few hours\u2019 more work, she could claim Working Tax Credit including 70% of her childcare costs, but so far those hours, at times covered by childcare provision, were elusive.\nPerhaps Mary\u2019s young couple weren\u2019t working, but were solely on benefits, including Child Benefit and Child Tax Credit. CPAG tells us that \u201cOut-of-work benefits fall far short of what is needed for a minimum acceptable standard of living\u2026\u201d [So do wages which is, of course, why 64% of all families are now \u2018scroungers\u2019 \u2013 Ed.]\nThe misery of modern pseudo-employment\nOne of them would have to be chasing work on Job Seekers Allowance (JSA), being pushed hard to apply for and accept any \u2018reasonable\u2019 opening within 90 minutes\u2019 travel each way, with the probability of a 13-week \u2018sanction\u2019 of his (or her) JSA payment should he refuse. In our CAB experience, he could well be encouraged to go \u2018self-employed\u2019, however nugatory his saleable skills and understanding of self-employment [this is now standard practice to reduce hide true unemployment figures \u2013 Ed.] Should he be sanctioned, part of the joint JSA would be safeguarded but their housing benefit would stop until they sorted the problem out with the Local Authority. According to the Social Security Advisory Committee, a good proportion of claimants don\u2019t understand sanctions, so quite possibly our couple would only discover a problem when the money wasn\u2019t in the cash machine. And then they wouldn\u2019t know why.\nBenefit shaving and slashing\nThe notorious \u2018bedroom tax\u2019, affecting social housing tenants with a \u2018spare room\u2019, is dwarfed in its impact by other changes, particularly cuts in tax credits and the cap on overall benefit uprating to 1% for three years to 2015. (Conservatives now promise a freeze for a further two years should they be elected.) The Local Government Association and Centre for Economic & Social Exclusion\u2018s report on local impacts of welfare reform contains an excellent graphic showing the effect of various cuts.\nThe Institute for Fiscal Studies reports some 32 changes to benefits since 2010. All but five of these have benefited the Treasury and lowered entitlement. Of the five, three benefited pensioners (state retirement pension and pension guarantee credit rises plus increased entitlement to Working Tax Credit) and one benefited parents (increased child element of Child Tax Credit; though they lost through removal of the CTC \u2018baby element\u2019 and a three-year freeze of Child Benefit).\nThe fifth was the introduction of Universal Credit, which will benefit many low-earners, though it\u2019s bad news for those not earning, for second earners in a household and for people with savings. Universal Credit has been severely delayed, providing unplanned good news for DWP since its non-introduction across most of the country saves it money. According to the Commons Work & Pensions Select Committee:\nThe delayed implementation would reduce projected spending by \u00a30.2 billion in 2014-15 and \u00a30.5 billion in 2015-16 \u201cas households that would have been eligible to slightly more generous entitlements under the new benefit no longer move across.\u201d\nThe wage crisis is here\nIn the teeth of falling wages, the Institute for Fiscal Studies finds that government has succeeded in increasing work incentives over the last four years by cutting benefits. To make work pay, out-of-work benefits have to pay worse. The living wage calculated by the Living Wage Foundation and Joseph Rowntree Foundation in consultation with members of the public is currently \u00a37.65 outside London and \u00a38.80 in London. The national minimum wage is \u00a36.50ph for 21 and over, \u00a35.13 for 18-20, \u00a33.79 for under 18 and \u00a32.73 for apprentices. Benefit income must be lower.\nIt\u2019s a trend set to continue. The Resolution Foundation, concerned for Low and Middle Income (LMI) households, forecasts a growth in inequality to 2020/21, with better-paid and skilled workers receiving a small increase in real income while wages and hours stagnate or fall in the middle and below. Meanwhile, the \u2018share of household income from the state for LMI households is expected to fall substantially. In 2008-2009, around 20 per cent of gross household income in this group came from the state. In 2020-2021 this is projected to fall to 16.4 per cent.\u2019\nFamilies step in where the state has failed\u2026\nHow then did Mary\u2019s couple pay for their pram? The grandparents may have bought it. Our CAB is seeing a flow of young-middle aged clients being housed and/or bailed out financially by their elderly parents, and of elders being supported by their children. The Social Market Foundation agrees, finding that 52% of adults on low incomes have received parental support, with 23% of low-income households saying they couldn\u2019t survive without such support.\n\u2026 or there is always the never-never\nOr perhaps the pram was bought on credit: it hasn\u2019t been paid for, and quite likely never will be. My young woman with her two children had creditors to whom she couldn\u2019t even make token offers. She could write off the debts with a Debt Relief Order, but that only makes sense if she had a reasonable chance of keeping out of debt thereafter.\nLiving beyond one\u2019s means\nIf Mary\u2019s couple went into debt to buy the pram, are they culpable? Living beyond their means is not a good thing. True, as a basic principle. Three thoughts, though.\nFirstly, again and again researchers find that parents spend on their children at the cost of their own well-being. \u201cWhile different households manage their finances differently, parents (especially mothers) protect their children from poverty as much as possible at their own expense\u201d, say Jason Strelitz and Ruth Lister (Why Money Matters: Family income, poverty and children\u2019s lives, Save the Children, 2008, p6). Parents on benefits, like anyone else, are guilty of wanting the best for their kids. (Incidentally, in 2011 only 8% of families on means-tested benefits had more than three children, and there were just 130 ten-children families on income-based benefits.)\nA second question rises: What is \u2018the best\u2019 for the child? A state-of-the-art pram isn\u2019t necessary for a child\u2019s well-being. Nor indeed is any smartphone Mary may see them using \u2013 though it\u2019s becoming more so, as benefits go on-line. This is a wider question, concerning the power of advertising and fashion within an economy based largely upon retail expenditure. In August, Reuters reported that \u2018Consumer spending has been a major driver of Britain\u2019s unexpectedly strong economic recovery over the past year\u2026.\u2019 If an economy based simultaneously on retail spending and on growing poverty in low and middle income households is incoherent, responsibility for the problem lies beyond our young couple. They are responsible for their individual choices, yes; but in making decisions they are pressed very hard by the culture around them.\nThirdly, if they did pay for their pram, was the price fair? CPAG tells us that \u2018it can be difficult for someone on a low income to find the finance needed to buy an item when it is required. S/he may end up paying much more than the usual retail cost of the item if using high cost credit or catalogue buying.\u2019 That is certainly Citizens Advice experience. From those who have not, more shall be taken away. Maybe that means they should be even charier about buying the pram. Maybe it means we should explore questions of poverty and responsibility more deeply.\nHow dare you be poor and happy?\nOne final question raised by Mary. Could the young couple be benefit frauds, claiming money to which they weren\u2019t entitled? It\u2019s statistically unlikely; in 2012/2013 according to Policy Exchange, \u201cestimates of fraud within total benefit expenditure accounted for around 0.7% (\u00a31.2bn) of the total spend\u2026\u201d In 2011/12, the cost of fraud was the same, but the proportion was higher: 0.8% of the bill, also costing \u00a31.2bn. The Guardian sets benefit fraud into the context of tax avoidance/evasion: \u00a31.1bn against some \u00a334bn, by their calculation. That doesn\u2019t make benefit fraud ok, but it has implications for our relative readiness to suspect poor people and rich people.\nPart of that young couple\u2019s guilt in Mary\u2019s eyes may have been that they seemed happy. Is it suspect to be cheerful when you\u2019re out of work and benefit-dependent \u2013 a sign of irresponsibility? Not directly; government claims a moral mission to give hope to those trapped by dependence. It also denounces as \u2018wrong\u2019 any \u2018reward\u2019 to people \u2018who can work but do not\u2019. That is a license to condemn through ignorance. A young couple out with a pram on a working day: easy to assume they \u2018can work but do not\u2019.\nThose cheats!\nThat seems to be increasingly the assumption underlying the JobCentre Plus sanctions regime. \u2018Punitive\u2019 is a word it\u2019s hard to avoid. In the last three years there has been a rapid rise in sanctions and in the number of successful appeals against them. In January, the Commons Work & Pensions Select Committee noted that \u201cUnder the new rules introduced in late 2012, the number of sanctions has increased to the extent that some 5% of all Jobseekers Allowance claimants are sanctioned every month\u2026 Our evidence suggests that many claimants have been referred for a sanction inappropriately or in circumstances in which common sense would suggest that discretion should have been applied by Jobcentre staff\u201d. The committee recommended a review of the appropriate, fair and proportionate use of sanctions.\nShould benefit claimants be punished, by tough regimes or our disapproval? Since the 1980s governments have deliberately de-industrialised, basing our economy on largely short-term-oriented City profits and, outside the City, on a \u2018flexible\u2019, low-cost, low-skilled workforce. People like Mary\u2019s young couple, churning in and out of temporary, part-time, below-subsistence jobs necessarily involving benefit dependence for the sake of survival, are the sub-structure of this economy. It\u2019s not a temporary condition for them; the system encourages it. Forcing people, as JSA and Universal Credit do, to take this kind of job tends to trap them in a long-term \u2018churn\u2019, without prospect of training and advancement. They\u2019ve got to survive this futureless insecurity.\nHow about recognising their courage?\nWe depend on them; we vilify them as dependent; we condemn them as irresponsible. Every day I look in wonder at the resilience of our CAB clients. I honour them for their struggle, and honour the family members they support and who support them.\nI am angry at what we are allowing to happen to them. It is not good enough to accept simplistic headlines or casual judgements. 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        "raw_content": "\u201cBlessed are the peacemakers.\u201d Mt 5:9 NKJV\nThe story\u2019s told of two guys who were arguing about religion. One of them finally shouted, \u201cOkay, you serve God your way and I\u2019ll serve Him His way!\u201d When we make our opinions a precondition for loving one another, we end up alienating one another. Much of what we fight about doesn\u2019t matter. Jesus said, \u201cBy this all will know that you are My disciples, if you have love for one another\u201d (Jn 13:35 NKJV). It\u2019s not enough to love peace, you\u2019ve got to become a peacemaker. When a fight erupted in the New Testament church over eating certain foods, Paul stepped in: \u201cLet us stop passing judgment on one another. Instead, make up your mind not to put any stumbling block or obstacle in the way of a brother or sister. I am convinced being fully persuaded in the Lord Jesus that nothing is unclean in itself. But if anyone regards something as unclean, then for that person it is unclean. If your brother or sister is distressed because of what you eat, you are no longer acting in love. Do not by your eating destroy someone for whom Christ died. Therefore do not let what you know is good to be spoken of as evil. For the kingdom of God is not a matter of eating and drinking, but of righteousness, peace and joy in the Holy Spirit, because anyone who serves Christ in this way is pleasing to God and receives human approval. Let us therefore make every effort to do what leads to peace and to mutual edification\u2026So whatever you believe about these things keep between yourself and God\u201d (Ro 14:13-22 NIV). So, be a peacemaker!\nPosted on Mon, January 7, 2013 by theencouragingword",
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        "raw_content": "In general, I\u2019m not a fan of designer label-meets mass market collaborations. The idea of diluting a brand in order sell large volumes goes counter to the spirit of our manifesto. It may be appealing, from a business perspective, for the name to be known by a wider audience, but when the dilution causes a drastic dive in the quality level of the clothing, the long term effects are negative.\nApparently, companies don\u2019t expect fast fashion consumers to care about durability or tailoring. Unfortunately, that may be true about much of the fashionista hoard. For a growing number of us, however, we just don\u2019t believe the hype\u2026 at least not until we\u2019ve seen, touched, felt it for ourselves.\nThe commercials for the Peter Pilotto for Target collection certainly do inspire one to seek out a sensual experience with the brand. The models make the garments look fun, stylish, and easy to wear. So when February 9th came about I headed to my local target to for a first person experience. Now, I don\u2019t expect that I can turn a hem with the likes of Jourdan Dunn, but the mark of good clothes is that they fall beautifully on even the \u201caverage\u201d body. And, for the most part, they did not do my average body well.\nI tried on a size medium in four different styles:\nA long sleeved tee ($19.99) made of a cotton/modal blend, which felt nice on the body but didn\u2019t look like much;\na sweatshirt ($29.99), which I thought looked great, but the cotton/polyester blend felt awful on my skin \u2013 it was the kind that you could tell would fade quickly;\na tank ($24.99) made from a cotton/rayon/spandex blend, which looked like something you might find at Cato or Sears;\na 100% polyester dress ($39.99) that looked bad on the hanger, bad on my body, and felt like dragging fingernails across a chalkboard. Blegh.\nIt should be noted that I was shopping at a Target store in Santa Cruz, CA \u2013 a smallish college town where the demand for Pilotto is small. Accordingly, their selection was also small, which may have precluded some of the collections best pieces. It\u2019s also true that it\u2019s hard to make well-fitting clothes when you are limited to S, M, L sizing. If the clothing warranted it, the fit issues could be resolved by a good tailor. However, I\u2019m reluctant to spend resources altering a piece of polyester that\u2019s not built to last.\nIf this is to be my only encounter with the Peter Pilotto brand, as it will be for the majority of the population, it\u2019s not a very good representation. The magic of artistry and quality craftsmanship, as seen on the SS14 designer runway show below, is all but lost in this mass-market effort. It makes me wonder if the designer line, too, would be a disappointment. So when ones budget does upgrade enough to allow for the purchase of a $2Kish dress, will she want the \u201creal deal\u201d or will she have by that time discarded her admiration for the brand along with the poorly-made clothes?\nSo the final verdict is that, no, the Peter Pilotto for Target clothes are not worth the cost. You are paying for hype and for status, as it were. This notion is demonstrated by the fact that a dress that\u2019s available on the Target website for $29.99 sells for $39.99 at net-a-porter.com. The value of the dress is not instrinsic, and the shadow of my doubt is now cast over Net-a-Porter as well.\nTo be fair, it\u2019s not impossible for these collaborations to produce a few palatable items. I have a cotton cardigan from the Thakoon for Target range that I still enjoy regularly. The problem is that in order to get a few gems, a glut of crap is churned out in a supply chain that is rife with waste at every stage. Then a large amount of it ends up in landfills within a few years. It\u2019s madness!\nTags: fast fashion, peter pilotto, target",
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        "raw_content": "An Act to Amend the Charter of the City of New York 1857 Part IV\n45. All officers or other persons, to whom the receipts or expenditures of the city, or fees or funds payable into the city treasury, shall be entrusted, shall give sufficient security for the faithful performance of their duty in such form and amount as the Common Council may prescribe, which shall be annually renewed.\n46. No additional allowance, beyond the legal claim, under any contract with the Corporation, or for any services on its account, or in its employment, shall ever be allowed.\n47. No bid shall be accepted from, or contract awarded to, any person who is in arrears to the Corporation upon debt or contract, or who is a defaulter, as surety or otherwise, upon, any obligation to the Corporation.\n48. No Alderman shall hereafter sit or act as Judge of the Court of Oyer and Terminer, or in the Courts of General or Special Sessions in the city and county of New York ; but this section shall not prevent his exercising the power of magistrate in the arrest, commitment, or bailing of offenders, excepting that he cannot let to bail or discharge a person arrested or committed by another magistrate. Courts of Oyer and Terminer, in and for the city and county of New York, may be held by a Justice of the Supreme Court and the Court of General Sessions in and for the said city and county, by the Recorder or City Judge of the said city and county; of Special Sessions therein, by any two Police Justices of said city ; and, when either of the said Courts shall be held as aforesaid, all the powers and jurisdiction appertaining by law to each of said Courts shall be possessed and exercised by the officer or officers holding the same.\n49. The Grand Jury of the county may present any officer other than Mayor, Counsel to the Corporation, or Comptroller, created by or holding office under this charter, but only upon testimony from witnesses who are personally cognizant of the facts they testify to, and after the person so charged shall have had a reasonable opportunity to appear before said Grand Jury in person, in explanation thereof. This presentment may charge such officer with willful and fraudulent omission of duty, or commission of any official act prohibited by law. It shall be filed with the Clerk of the Court, to which the presentment is made. A copy shall be\nserved upon the officer presented as aforesaid, who shall be required to plead thereto as an indictment. If he admit the charges of the presentment so filed and served, the Court shall declare his office vacant. If he deny them, the said presentment shall be tried in the same manner as an indictment. If the jury convict him of any charge contained in the presentment,\nthe Court shall then declare his office vacant. The Court shall order its declaration, if the person so presented shall be found guilty, to be entered on its Minutes, and a copy thereof filed with the Clerk of the Common Council, and thereupon the said office shall become vacant, and the person so convicted shall forever be disqualified from holding any office, not elective, under the city charter.\n50. The city of Now York shall be divided into Seventeen Aldermanic districts, as follows :\nThe first district shall consist of all that part of the city south of a line drawn from the Hudson river through the middle of Chambers street to the middle of Duane street, down the middle of Duane street to Rose street, down the middle of Rose street to Frankfort street, down the middle of Frankfort street to Pearl street, down the middle of Pearl street to Dover street, and down the middle of Dover street to the East river.\nThe second district shall be bounded southerly by first district, then up the middle of Broadway, from Chambers to Franklin street, down the centre of Franklin to Baxter street, up the centre of Baxter to Bayard street, through the centre of Bayard to Bowery, down the centre of Bowery to Catharine street, and down the centre of Catharine street to East river, and cast by the river.\nThe third district shall be bounded southerly by the first district, then up the middle of Broadway from Chambers street to Spring street, through the middle of Spring street to Hudson river, and bounded west by the river.\nThe fourth district shall be bounded southerly by second district, then up the middle of Broadway from Franklin to Grand street, through the centre of Grand street to Clinton street, down the centre of Clinton street to East river, and east by the river.\nThe fifth district shall be bounded southerly by the third district, then by a line drawn up the middle of Broadway from Spring street to Fourth street ; thence through the centre of Fourth street to Christopher street, and through the centre of Christopher street to Hudson river, and bounded west by the river.\nThe sixth district shall be bounded southerly by the fourth district, then by a line drawn up the middle of Broadway from Grand street to Houston street, then down the middle of Houston street to Clinton street, and down the middle of Clinton street to Grand street.\nThe seventh district shall be bounded southerly by the fifth district, then by a line drawn up the middle of Broadway from Fourth to Fourteenth street, and through the centre of Fourteenth street to Hudson river, and west by the river.\nThe eighth district shall be bounded south and east by the East river, on the west and north by a line drawn from the river up the middle of Clinton street to Houston street, and down the middle of Houston street to said river.\nThe ninth district shall be bounded southerly by the seventh district, and then by a line drawn through the middle of Sixth avenue from Fourteenth street to Twenty-sixth street, and then through the centre of Twenty-sixth street to Hudson river, and west by the river.\nThe tenth district shall be bounded on the south by the sixth district; thence by a line drawn through the middle of Broadway, from Houston street to Fourteenth street, down the middle of Fourteenth street to avenue A, and down the middle of avenue A to Houston street.\nThe eleventh district shall be bounded southerly by the ninth district ; thence by a line drawn through the middle of Sixth avenue, from Twenty- sixth street to Fortieth street, and through the centre of Fortieth street to Hudson river, and west by said river.\nThe twelfth district shall be bounded southerly by the middle of Houston street; thence by a line drawn up the middle of avenue A, from Houston street to Fourteenth street, and down the middle of Fourteenth street to the East river, and east by said river.\nThe thirteenth district shall be formed of the territory now known as the Twenty-second Ward.\nThe fourteenth district shall be bounded by a line commencing at the intersection of Fourteenth street with the East river ; thence through the centre of Fourteenth street to the Sixth avenue ; thence through the centre of Sixth avenue to Twenty-sixth street ; thence through the centre of Twenty-sixth street to the East river, and easterly by said river.\nThe fifteenth district shall be bounded southerly by the Fourteenth district; thence through the centre of Sixth avenue, from Twenty-sixth street to Fortieth street ; thence through the centre of Fortieth street to the East river, and easterly by said river.\nThe sixteenth district shall comprehend the territory now known as the Nineteenth Ward.\nThe seventeenth district shall comprehend the territory now known as the Twelfth Ward, being that portion of the city of New York north of the centre of Eighty -sixth street.\n51. The Mayor, Aldermen, and Councilmen, provided for in this act, shall be elected at the first election for charter officers, to be held after the passage hereof, which election shall take place on the first Tuesday of December, eighteen hundred and fifty-seven ; all persons who shall have been elected under former laws, regulating or affecting the election of charter officers, and shall be in office at the time of the passage of this act, shall continue in office until the officers elected under this act shall take office, and no longer, except that the offices of Commissioner of Repairs and Supplies, and of Commissioner of Streets and Lamps, are hereby abolished, and except that the persons now filling the several offices of Comptroller, Counsel, the Corporation, Street Commissioner, and City Inspector, and the officers of the Crot\u00f3n Aqueduct Department, shall continue in office until the expiration of their several terms, and shall not be removed from office during such continuance, except for the cause and in the manner provided for in sections 20 and 49 of this act, and all other charter officers, and all school officers, and each Governor of the Almshouse, whose terms of office may expire with the present municipal year, shall be also elected on the day before provided for by this section.\nArticle Name: An Act to Amend the Charter of the City of New York 1857 Pt IV",
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        "raw_content": "Uptown Shopping Center, Harlem 1900 Part III\nGlass, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Etc.\nDirectly opposite the One-hundred-and-twenty-fifth street station of the New York Central and New York New-Haven and Hartford Railroad, on Park avenue Nos. 1826 and 1828 is the firm of Thomas C. Edmonds & Co., dealers in window glass, paints and oils, who have lately located in their new building at the above address. This firm was organized in 1895 (formerly of No. 212 East One-hundred-and-twenty-fifth-street, where they began in a small way), and are doing a general wholesale business in and out of town, which immediate territory is well covered by their salesmen. This firm has distinct glass and paint departments, each occupying one building. Their glass business is the largest in the upper end of the city. Special attention is given to large contracts and to shipping orders. In the paint line they represent the Heath & Milligan Manufacturing Company of Chicago, Ill., acting as their New York wholesale distributors for best prepared paint, railway white lead, etc. They are also wholesale distributors for the Cleveland Varnish Company's celebrated Permanere fishes, and for their general line, which is of high merit for first class work. They are at present located in new buildings, built for their business, and giving increased room and facilities to provide for the general advance of said business. Their telephone number is 393 Harlem. Their facilities for shipping are excellent, the leading railroads and shipping points being in close proximity to their Harlem connections.\nMail orders have their immediate and careful attention. This house stands high as a reliable firm, from whom all commodities in their line can be purchased at reasonable rates, and from them prompt shipments and attention are assured.\nH.C.F.Koch & Co.\nIn its edition of March 21, 1891, The Tribune published the following news item:\nThe faith that the firm of H.C.F.Koch & Co. are showing in the future of Harlem will no doubt be gratification to the people of that locality. The firm have erected a large building between Lenox and Seventh avenues, running from One-hundred-and-twenty-fifth to One-hundred-and-twenty-fourth streets. The store will be open for business for the first time today, and there is little doubt that the people of Harlem will feel proud at the thought of having such a well established emporium among them.\n\"The faith of the firm\" was certainly realized. The business paid from the first day. Two years later their capacity was overtaxed, and two additional stories were added to the already large building. A few years later, additional capacity in the shape of a large warehouse in One-hundred-and-twenty-fourth-street., immediately in the rear of the present store, was taken. The delivery of goods had to be provided for, and a three story fifty-foot front stable was added to provide for the forty-eight four-footed mute employees of the firm. Some idea of the present business of the house can be had by the statement that there are over nine hundred employees of this firm. The building is equipped with the latest and most up to date pneumatic tube cash system, which is a sight worth seeing in itself. The store is provided with a splendid sprinkler system for accidental fires among the stock. The building itself is fire-proof. While the firm of H.C.F.Koch & Co. is known as a dry-goods store, it really is a department store, carrying all lines of goods for men, women and children, and everything for the home. The princip0al departments are ladies', children's and misses' suits and wraps: millinery, silks and dress goods; laces, hosiery and gloves; ladies', misses' and children's shoes; boys' clothing; ladies' shirt waists, muslin underwear and corsets; housekeeping linens; china, glass and house furnishings; upholstery goods, carpets, furniture. The sixth floor of the building is devoted to manufacturing, and here are made all awnings, shades, slip covers, mattresses, re-up-holstering of furniture, and general upholstering work.\nThe old firm of H.C.F. Koch & Co. were successful at Sixth-avenue and Twentieth street prior to their removal to Harlem, and many \"wiseacres\" predicted the move a bad one; but to the business qualifications of Mr. H.C.F. Koch, and his able partner. Mr. A. Riesenberg, the Harlem store will compare favorably with any of the many dry goods palaces of New York or Brooklyn.\nThe Hamilton Building\nThis modern fireproof building, located at the corner of One-hundred-and-twenty-fifth street and Park avenue, the principal thoroughfare of the city north of Twenty-third street is occupied by the Hamilton Storage and Warehouse Company, a corporation which has done a large business for many years, and whose increasing needs called for the erection of this building for its occupancy.\nThis building, the largest on Manhattan island north of Fifty-ninth street, is situated in a most accessible and convenient point immediately adjacent to the Harlem station of the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad Company, the Third avenue trolley passing its doors, the Lexington avenue trolley being but one block to the east and the Madison avenue line being one block to the west.\nOwing to the extensive business of this company it has recently been reorganized and its capital stock increased.\nAt the annual meeting of the stockholders, the Hon. Andrew H. Green was elected president, Josheph J. Snow vice-president, William L. Van Valkenburgh secretary and Lyman S. Andrews treasurer. These officers and F.l E. Townsend constitute the Board of Directors.\nThe company took possession of this new structure on April 1 last and the expectations of its managers have been more than realized, as the building is now almost entirely occupied.\nAt this season, when many people are contemplating going away for the summer, the questions of moving and storage are of unusual importance. The Hamilton Fire Proof Storage Company is undoubtedly one of the foremost houses of the city in this line of business. They undertake everything in the way of storage, moving, packing and shipping furniture, household effects, pictures, bric-a-brac, etc., and their terms are most reasonable. It is to be noted that the storage rooms are not only fire and burglar proof, but dry, well ventilated and proof against dust and vermin. The company keeps on hand a large assortment of the best variety of vans for moving purposes, with experienced drivers. The insurance rates charged are merely nominal.\nJoseph J. Snow, manager of the company, is a man of great experience and ability in this line of business.\nNext Part IV Winthrop house\nArticle Name: Uptown Shopping Center, Harlem 1900 Part III",
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        "raw_content": "DIGGING DEEPER WITH GRAND THEFT AUTO V (GTA V)\nIn the world of PC gaming, a lot of games have become famous and prominent among PC gamers and users. This has been one of the main reasons why PC enthusiasts upgrade their computers from time to time. Each year, they make sure to cope up with the development of Central Processing Units (CPUs) in order to be able to play high resolution and high quality games which consume a big memory for PCs.\nSeveral games that are famous and prominent in the world of gaming are the following: Grand Theft Auto V (GTA V), Far Cry Primal, Killing Floor 2, Deus EX: Mankind Divided, Dark Souls III, Dishonored 2, The Assassin\u2019s Creed, Overwatch, Doom, Tom Clancy\u2019s The Division, L.A. 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This highly developed specs for these PC gamers, enthusiasts, and content creators can be a bragging rights for these people in the PC ecosystem.\nThis is the main reason why these electronic gamers keep posted about the development of PCs especially in the matters of the video cards, central processing units (CPUs), motherboards, graphics card, audio card, and other important variables in creating a super power computer so that they would not be left behind in the world of PC gaming.\nOne most prominent game that these PC gamers are hooked up with is the PC game called GTA V or Grand Theft Auto V. This game is a part of the sequel way back in 1995 that was created by the famous game developers David Jones and Mike Dailly. 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It is also a part of his sweet deal with the FBI for witness protection for becoming a whistle blower. In the sequel of GTA V, Michael has become a retired criminal. He is married to his wife Amanda and has two, spoiled brat kids named Tracey and Jimmy.\nFranklin Clinton is a repo man in this sequel. He is a new character in the world of Grand Theft Auto. He works for an Armenian luxury car dealer who is names as Simeon Yetarian. When customers can no longer pay, he works as a repossession man. He also has a lot of crazy, immature, non sensical, and useless friends including his best friend Lamar, but when he had known Michael de Santa, he had a chance to change his life and made a lot of richness and luxury as well. Michael de Santa has shown him another way to live as Michael, a prominent veteran criminal gave him opinion and advice.\nTrevor is a super maniac career criminal. He had a lot of history in crimes and in raping women. 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It defines the user experience of different PC users such as gamers, content creators, educators, and even in the field of research.\nAMD can now provide high processing computing which is all about enabling powerful computing force. Consider it the computer version of a hurricane-proof screen enclosure (sorry, I live in Florida, we care about these things): With this much computing power backing you up, not even an incoming Cat-5 storm will cause you a ripple. And that\u2019s awesome news for top-level gamers like us\u2026\nThis new powerful processor or CPU has been under four (4) years in the making with 2 million engineering hours. Ryzen 7 has a lot of unprecedented performance gains which is specially built for enthusiasts with a multiyear CPU roadmap. It does not only serve the PC market but it has really went across all other applications. Hundred AMD engineers are at work for this optimizing process technological power optimization for its physical design.\nMARKET ANTICIPATION\nThe people have been waiting for this to be released in the world of PC market. The customers such as gamers and enthusiasts are now ready for the release of Ryzen. With the Ryzan 7, they have made sure to have more power in terms of increase instructions per clock which has more than 40% of high powered performance. This was the ambitious goal of AMD, to reach an enormous generational leap in performance, throughout and efficiency. Many have never believed that AMD can do this development and achieve this goal.\nBut guess what? After four (4) long years of making this goal, AMD was able to beat the goal by 52% more instructions per clock. This accomplishment undeniably happens once in a decade. 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        "raw_content": "What Are Ya\u2019 At? A Great Big Sea Concert\nOh my head. My head is an unhappy head. But hey, it was worth it.\nSoundtrack time.\nWe went to see Great Big Sea last night. I just wish our old friend Shoe was with us\u2026that would have made it much cooler. But as it was, it was one awesome show.\nI\u2019m sad their tour is over, and one of their singers is leaving the band to go do his own thing. Going to a concert put on by Great Big Sea is just awesome because everybody gets involved. There is so much clapping and singing going on that you can\u2019t help but feel good.\nSome funny things before we get to the music. One of my coworkers had never heard of Great Big Sea before. So when I said I was going to Great Big Sea, there was a pause, followed by \u201cUm? You\u2019re going to the ocean? I\u2019m confused.\u201d We have to fix that\u2026.although I doubt he would be into them. But who knows, maybe he would.\nOh man the seats at the Kitchener Memorial Auditorium are smaaaaaall! You think an airplane seat is small? At least with those, there\u2019s space under the seat in front of you to put stuff. I would hate to be much bigger than average size. Poor Tansy had to actually sit beside me in the aisle. thankfully our row of people didn\u2019t have to pee a lot\u2026or maybe they just elected not to disturb the cute puppy. At any rate, I didn\u2019t have to keep getting up, down, up, down, to let people out and prevent puppy trompling. The scary part is I told them about Tansy when I booked the seats, and that was the best I could do! Holy crap!\nAlso, how in the good goddamn do you get into the Aud from the bus stop? We followed the bus driver\u2019s instructions\u2026and that got us nowhere. There were no pedestrians to be found\u2026so we had to call the Aud and get found. How embarrassing! Thank you Jeff with your big ol\u2019 truck. You rock. sorry to bother ya. I only wish we had had time to walk it so we\u2019d understand what we did so we wouldn\u2019t have to bother poor Jeff again. Oh well.\nBut those were the only snags. It was one amazing show. I\u2019m not the most avid of great big sea fans, but I knew almost every song, and if I didn\u2019t, I could get into it.\nA few songs that I just have to mention:\nI have to learn the words to come and I will sing you.\nGod, one night, if I\u2019m feeling a little silly/have had a couple drinkies, I should try to sing that, then The Barleymow,\nfollowed up by The Dublin Pub Crawl\nand then finished off by \u201cThree Jolly rogues\u201d which the google and the YouTube won\u2019t cough up. But you get the idea.\nA couple more songs I want to mention because I think they\u2019ll chase me: Scolding wife.\nThis one came on, and if I\u2019d heard the song before, I don\u2019t think I\u2019d noticed the words because I looked over at Steve and said \u201cWow! Say what you really think, why don\u2019t ya?\u201d And then what was I whistling? This damn song, if not \u201cRiver Driver\u201d.\nSafe Upon the Shore.\nI don\u2019t know what it was, it just held my attention.\nAfter the show, we decided to grab some food and a couple drinks at Crabby Joe\u2019s. I got a fuzzy navel, and the friggin glass was the same size as Steve\u2019s beer! Needless to say, it didn\u2019t take too many to give me the \u201coh my head\u201d that started off this post. I still sounded a smidge drunk this morning. I ordered 2, and almost finished both of them. When I went to leave, I had to get down from one of those high chairs where my feet don\u2019t touch the ground. I was afraid I was going to end up safe upon the floor!\nBut I think all is well on its way to being well. Yea water. Water is awesome. And so is Great Big Sea. Shoe, you had better have had a good time where you were, because you missed a beauty. And\u2026enjoy my rambling message on your machine.\nYou Got Me Again, Great Big Sea\nI know Great Big Sea has done their share of covers, but I guess I\u2026\nGreat Big Sea Did Not Write Run Runaway\nIf you live in Canada and listen to music at all, you probably know who\u2026\nHere, have a trippy soundtrack. So it's New Year's Eve. In a few short hours,\u2026",
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        "raw_content": "Afghan Women Speak Out\nBy Heather Hewett\nIn April 2014, the poet-journalist Eliza Griswold and the photographer Seamus Murphy released a collection of poems by Afghan women interspersed with photographs of Afghanistan called I Am the Beggar of the World. Griswold spent several years collecting landays, an oral form of poetry popular among Pashtun women, which she then translated. The translated couplets were first published last year in Poetry magazine. As I wrote in a review for the feminist group blog Girl w/ Pen,\nLandays are a form in which women can voice a rage of feelings\u2014love, longing, anger, desire, lust, pride, nationalism, and grief\u2014while remaining anonymous. Because they\u2019re constantly repeated and remixed, they\u2019re not about the speaker personally. At the same time, they are about the speaker, because different landays resonate with different individuals.\nIn an in-depth review of the book, the poet Daniel Bosch observed that the Poetry magazine issue is far more beautiful than the hardcover book. I have to agree; for some reason, Farrar, Straus & Giroux reproduces Murphy\u2019s photographs in black and white and not in color. Bosch furthermore observes that while the magazine maintains our focus on the poems (its title was simply \u201cLandays\u201d), the book has the unfortunate tendency to reproduce stereotypes of Afghanis as needy and impoverished. For example, the title of the book was taken from the following landay:\nWhen I wake, I am the beggar of the world.\nBosch makes the following point:\nFSG\u2019s title suppresses the context in which the female speaker dreams big, of a power that could change the world. Did they ever consider selecting the first line of this couplet for the title of their edition? I doubt it: they prefer to tell us we are about to read the work of a people we should pity. But if we pity the women who make landays, I\u2019m afraid, we will miss an opportunity to learn from them about their human strengths.\nEven so, whether you read these poems online or in the book, they are well worth your time. They are by turns bawdy, raw, and haunting. As Griswold told me for an interview with Boston Review, these poems are ultimately about ceremony:\nThey\u2019re about invoking another register of being. They\u2019re about sacred time, cautionary tales, grief, ballads. They\u2019re about piercing the quotidian. At the same time, they\u2019re very much of this earth. They\u2019re about marking sacred time.\nIn marking sacred time, they also reveal the diverse ways in which Pashtun women bear witness to their lives, loves, and dreams.\nHeather Hewett is a writer and an associate professor of English and Women\u2019s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies at the State University of New York at New Paltz. She has written for a range of academic and mainstream publications, including Women\u2019s Review of Books, the New York Times, Boston Review, and several literary anthologies. She regularly contributes to Girl w/ Pen, a blog bridging feminist research and popular reality at the Society Pages, where she writes about issues facing women and girls around the world. She can be found online at heatherhewett.com and @heatherhewett.",
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        "raw_content": "April 15, 2012 - Final game\nBC Khimki is 2012 Eurocup champion!\nPhoto: eurocupbasketball.com\nBC Khimki Moscow Region won the Eurocup for the first time in club history on Sunday by downing Valencia Basket 77-68 in a thrilling final at Basketball Center of Moscow Region. Zoran Planinic was named Eurocup Finals MVP after amassing 19 points and 4 assists in 24 minutes for Khimki, which also secured a return ticket to the Turkish Airlines Euroleague for the 2012-13 season. Khimki grabbed an early lead and then rode the red-hot Zoran Planinic to a 37-30 halftime lead. The duo of Serhiy Lishchuk and Nik Caner-Medley combined for all but 1 points in Valencia\u2019s 2-13 third-quarter run, which put the visitors ahead 43-45. The teams then battled back and forth and arrived to the closing minutes even at 66-66 after a Caner-Medely three-pointer with 2:13 left. 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Khimki Moscow Region has made it to the Eurocup finals! Khimki managed to make it to the title game for the second time in club history by edging Spartak St. Petersburg 77-73 in the second semifinal on Saturday night. Khimki now has the chance to battle for its first Eurocup title against two-time champion Valencia Basket. The winner will also earn the right to play in the 2012-13 Turkish Airlines Euroleague. Spartak will try to bounce back right away in the third place game against Lietuvos Rytas. Vitaliy Frizon led the winners with 16 points. Kresimir Loncar added 13 and 9 rebounds, Zoran Planinic had 12 points while Thomas Kelati got 10 for Khimki. Patrick Beverley and Yotam Halperin led Spartak with 15 points apiece. Valery Likhodey added 12 while Vladimir Dragicevic got 10 for Spartak. Read more here.\nValencia Basket 80 - 70 Lietuvos Rytas\nValencia Basket has reached the Eurocup title game! Valencia became the first team to advance to the Eurocup final by downing Lietuvos Rytas 80-70 in the first semifinal in Khimki, Russia on Saturday. Valencia kept the chance to become the first team to get a third Eurocup title after winning the competition in 2003 and 2010. Meanwhile, L. Rytas lost the chance to get to the Eurocup final for the fourth time in club history. Brad Newley and Nik Caner-Medley led the winners with 12 points. Vitor Faverani, Victor Claver and Nando De Colo each added 10 for Valencia. Steponas Babrauskas led L. Rytas with 21 points - his new Eurocup career-high. Read more here.\nValencia Basket vs. Lietuvos Rytas 80:70 - Stats\nBC Khimki vs. Spartak St. Petersburg 77:73 - Stats\nThe first official event of the Eurocup Finals took place on Friday at Khimki Arena in Moscow Region, Russia, as representatives of all four teams, the local organizers and sponsors, as well as TV partner Eurosport met with the media. 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Read more here.\nApril 8, 2012 - Road to the Eurocup Finals: Lietuvos Rytas\nThe first club to win the Eurocup twice, Lietuvos Rytas of Lithuania, returns to the finals with the goal of again earning the right to play in the Turkish Airlines Euroleague next season. Rytas set standards of excellence in the Eurocup by conquering the 2005 and 2009 titles, but is now just as hungry to be become the first club to lift the Eurocup trophy three times. Lietuvos Rytas has existed only since 1997, but in the short time since then has become a European powerhouse. Since the start of the new millennium, Rytas has tallied five Lithuanian League titles, three Lithuanian Cups and as many Baltic League crowns. In 2005, Rytas won its first Eurocup title by downing Alfa Makedonikos 78-74 as Eurocup Final MVP Robertas Javtokas, Simas Jasaitis and Tyrone Nesby combined for 46 points. Read more here.\nApril 7, 2012 - Road to the Eurocup Finals: Spartak St. Petersburg\nAlthough a relative newcomer to Eurocup action, Spartak St. Petersburg is one of Europe's oldest basketball clubs, endowed with great tradition as well as talented players with success in the Eurocup and Euroleague. Founded in 1935, Spartak competed in the Soviet Union championship in 1937 and overcame years of obscurity to return to the competition in 1958. It remained in that country's first division from 1960 until the breakup of the Soviet Union in 1991. Spartak enjoyed its golden age in the 1970s, starting with a third-place finish in the 1969 Soviet championship led by superstar Aleksandar Belov. Read more here.\nApril 6, 2012 - Road to the Eurocup Finals: Valencia Basket\nTwo-time champion Valencia Basket has both history and recent form on its side as it aims for more glory in the Eurocup Finals. The inaugural winners of the trophy back in 2003, the Spanish club seems to always be a Eurocup contender after making the semifinals in 2005 and back-to-back trips to the Final Eight in 2008 and 2009, all on the way to a second triumph in 2010. After a year away from this event, Valencia is back and hungry for more. Founded in 1986, the club quickly established a reputation as a mainstay in the Spanish League \u2013 with a diehard fan base to match. Read more here.\nApril 6, 2012 - 2011-12 Eurocup MVP: Patrick Beverley, Spartak St. Petersburg\nEuroleague Basketball is pleased to announce that Patrick Beverley of Spartak St. Petersburg has been selected as the Eurocup MVP for the 2011-12 season. Beverley, 23, has dominated throughout the season to lead his team to the best record and a spot in the Eurocup Finals. He has seemingly done it all for Spartak, leading the team in scoring, steals and performance index rating and placing second in rebounds, assists and three-pointers made for a team that led the competition in defense and a lost only one game. In fact, his 2 steals per game led the Eurocup, he was tied for second in index rating and at just 1.85 meters, Beverley was the shortest player in the competition to average more than 4 rebounds per game. Read more here.\nApril 5, 2012 - 2011-12 All-Eurocup First Team\nThe road to the 2012 Eurocup Finals featured 152 games played until now and before a new champion of the competition is crowned, Euroleague Basketball has chosen 10 deserving stars to make up the All-Eurocup first and second teams for the 2011-12 season. Headlining the first team is Valencia Basket power forward Nik Caner-Medley, who was an All-Eurocup second team selection last season, too. Caner-Medley was chosen to the All-Eurocup second team when he played for Asefa Estudiantes last season. Joining him as All-Eurocup first team choices are guards Patrick Beverley of Spartak St. Petersburg and Zoran Planinic of BC Khimki and two Lietuvos Rytas players, small forward Ronnie Seibutis and center Jonas Valanciunas. Read more here.\nApril 4, 2012 - 2011-12 All-Eurocup Second Team\nThe road to the 2012 Eurocup Finals featured 152 games played and before a new champion of the competition is crowned, Euroleague Basketball has chosen 10 deserving stars to make up the All-Eurocup first and second teams for the 2011-12 season. Headlining the second team is Yotam Halperin, who led Spartak St. Petersburg to the Eurocup Finals. Joining him as All-Eurocup second team choices are Ramel Curry of BC Donetsk, Pavel Pumprla of CEZ Nymburk, Jeremiah Massey of Lokomotiv Kuban and Bojan Dubljevic of KK Buducnost Voli, who led their respective teams to the quarterfinals. Read more here.\nApril 3, 2012 - 2012 Eurocup Finals referees, commissioners announced\nSome of European basketball\u2019s most experienced officials will work the games of the 2012 Eurocup Finals in Khimki, Russia on April 14 and 15. The list of referees and commissioners for those games has been released by the organization and features a mix of experience and youth. Five of the eight referees selected have previously officiated at the Euroleague Final Four, the Eurocup Finals or both. The full list of referees includes Matej Boltauzer (Slovenia), Guerrino Cerebuch (Italy), Christos Christodoulou (Greece), Juan Carlos Garcia Gonzalez (Spain), Milivoje Jovcic (Serbia), Rustu Nuran (Turkey), Tasos Piloidis (Greece) and Eddie Viator (France). Read more here.\nApril 2, 2012 - 2011-12 Eurocup Coach of the Year: Jure Zdovc, Spartak St. Petersburg\nEuroleague Basketball is honored to announce that Jure Zdovc of Spartak St. Petersburg, who took his team all the way from the qualifying round to the finals, has been chosen as the 2011-12 Eurocup Coach of the Year. In his first season on Spartak's bench, Zdovc has led the club to the Eurocup Finals in Khimki, Russia on April 14 and 15, with the chance to lift its first continental trophy since 1975. Spartak had a near-perfect Eurocup season, sweeping its qualifying-round series and winning its regular season and Last 16 groups, losing just one game out of 14. Spartak went on to finish the job by becoming the first team to sweep its two-game quarterfinals series, reaching the finals with a superb 15-1 record since the start of the qualifying rounds. Zdovc has been able to put together a team in which everyone has played a key role throughout the season. 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It was Galatasaray's worst scoring night this season, as the guests hit just 3 of 18 three-point shots and picked up 15 turnovers. Galatasaray is 10-1 at home this season, winning its last seven games there by double figures with an average margin of victory of 23.3 points. Read more here.\nApril 22, 2016 - 2015-16 Eurocup MVP: Errick McCollum, Galatasaray Odeabank Istanbul\nGalatasaray Odeabank Istanbul has had a rock-solid season, dominating its regular season and Last 32 groups before going all the way to the finals. None of its players has shined brighter than playmaker Errick McCollum, who has been unstoppable all season, leading the 2015-16 Eurocup in performance index rating average (22 per game) and taking Galatasaray to the Eurocup Finals for the first time. McCollum had already been the 2013-14 Eurocup top scorer (20.2 ppg.) playing for Panionios Athens and took his game to a new level this season as a go-to presence for Galatasaray through thick and thin. McCollum is the second-best top scorer in the 2015-16 Eurocup (18.7 ppg.), leads the competition in total fouls drawn (6.6 per game), free throws made (6.5 per game, with an excellent 86.7%). He also helped on the boards (4.4 rpg.) and shared the ball well (3.7 apg.). Read more here.\nApril 22, 2016 - Inside the finals\nGalatasaray Odeabank Istanbul had reached the Eurocup Finals for the first time in club history - its best previous result was making it to the semifinals in 2008, losing against DKV Joventut Badalona. Head coach Ergin Ataman put together a core of experienced players - Sinan Guler, Blake Schilb, Stephane Lasme, Vlado Micov - who also happen to be hungry - none of them has ever won the Turkish Airlines Euroleague or the Eurocup, therefore facing a great opportunity in their careers. Galatasaray added Errick McCollum right before the season and it paid off incredibly well. McCollum is this season\u2019s leader in performance index rating (22 per game) and ranked second in scoring (18.7 ppg.), despite coming off the bench in half his games. Adding more experienced players like Chuck Davis and Curtis Jerrells, only made the team even more dangerous. Read more here.\nStrasbourg is definitely trying to re-write French basketball's recent history with a truly historical season. The team started the competition in the Turkish Airlines Euroleague and was just one win away from becoming the first French team to make it to the Top 16 since 2007. Its wins against three eventual playoffs teams - Real Madrid, Fenerbahce Istanbul and Crvena Zvezda Telekom Belgrade - did not go unnoticed. Once in the Eurocup, Strasbourg has also found unprecedented success in the competition, going all the way to the Finals, something that no other French team had even been close to. Head coach Vincent Collet has relied on a core of players like Louis Campbell, Matt Howard, Bangaly Fofana, Romain Duport and Jeremy Leloup, who have been playing together for years, adding Mardy Collins, Kyle Weems and Rodrigue Beaubois into the fold to go the extra mile as a team. This chemistry has worked and has paid off really well until now. Read more here.\nIn a season that has seen a lot of firsts, all 10 members of the 2015-16 All-Eurocup First and Second Teams are first-time selections and half of them are Eurocup rookies. The annual All-Eurocup selections honor 10 deserving stars for their on-court excellence throughout the season and leading their respective teams in deep runs in the competition. Though the selections, made by Euroleague Basketball\u2019s panel of expert, do not have many players rich in Eurocup history, they do tell the story of the current season as the league leaders or runners-up in performance index rating, scoring, defensive rebounds, blocks, fouls drawn and true shooting percentage are all represented, as are eight players who appeared in the Eurocup Semifinals and Four due to play in the Eurocup Finals. The All-Eurocup First Team is comprised of guards Errick McCollum of Galatasaray Odeabank Istanbul and Mardy Collins of Strasbourg, forwards Vlado Micov of Galatasaray and Davide Pascolo of Dolomiti Energia Trento and center Alen Omic of Herbalife Gran Canaria Las Palmas. Read more here.\nApril 13, 2016 - 2015-16 Eurocup Coach of the Year: Maurizio Buscaglia, Dolomiti Energia Trento\nEuroleague Basketball is pleased to announce that the 2015-16 Eurocup Coach of the Year is Maurizio Buscaglia of Dolomiti Energia Trento. In the club's first season in any European club competition, Buscaglia led Trento to the semifinals, getting 15 wins in 22 games and only losing to Strasbourg by a two-point differential in their home-and-away series. Buscaglia, who turned 47 on April 9, has completed an amazing journey, taking Trento from the Italian third division to the Eurocup semifinals in less than six seasons with the club. Not only did Trento win this season, but Buscaglia instilled in the team a fun-to-watch, aggressive playing style. Trento put a lot of pressure on the passing lines, attacked the offensive glass with its wing players and opened the floor with its undersized big men Davide Pascolo and Julian Wright. Trento was second in its regular season group with a 7-3 record and first in its Last 32 group at 4-2. Its dream season continued with Trento downing CAI Zaragoza on point difference in the eighthfinals then sweeping mighty EA7 Emporio Armani Milan in the quarterfinals. Trento even won Game 1 of the semifinals on the road against Strasbourg, but its season ended at home, where it lost in Game 2. Coach Buscaglia has been part of his club's history over and over again, and now, by writing the most brilliant chapter in that book, he has become Euroleague Basketball's choice for the 2015-16 Eurocup Coach of the Year. Read more here.\nApril 13, 2016 - 2015-16 Eurocup Rising Star Trophy winner: Mateusz Ponitka, Stelmet Zielona Gora\nEuroleague Basketball is pleased to announce Mateusz Ponitka of Stelmet Zielona Gora as the winner of the 2015-16 Eurocup Rising Star Trophy. The 22-year-old forward enjoyed a breakout season in what was his third in the competition after two years with Telenet Ostend. After joining Zielona Gora over the summer, he helped the Polish champs reach the Eurocup Quarterfinals for the first time in club history by ousting Unics Kazan in the eighthfinals. Zielona Gora did not lose a Eurocup game on the road all season. The Eurocup Rising Star Trophy recognizes the most outstanding player in the competition who was younger than 22 years of age on July 1 of the summer before the season started. Ponitka, who will turn 23 in August, had already showcased his skills in the competition, but this season posted career-best averages in points, rebounds, assists, steals and performance index ranking. Ponitka did it all for Zielona Gora, leading his team in scoring (13.5 ppg.), rebounding (6.5 rpg.), fouls drawn (4 per game) and performance index rating (17.3 PIR), which made him a perfect choice as the 2015-16 Eurocup Rising Star! Read more here.\nApril 13, 2016 - Refereeing crews announced for Eurocup Finals\nThe 2016 Eurocup Finals between Galatasaray Odeabank Istanbul and Strasbourg will be in the hands of veteran refereeing crews with experience at the very top of the sport. Euroleague Basketball has announced the two crews of three referees each that will officiate the two games to decide a new Eurocup champion. Game 1 of the will be played at Strasbourg\u2019s home court on Friday, April 22 with Fernando Rocha of Portugal serving as the Crew Chief and working together with Sasa Pukl of Slovenia and Emilio Perez Pizarro of Spain. The referring trio for Game 2 in Istanbul on Wednesday, April 22 will have Christos Christodoulou of Greece as Crew Chief alongside Carmelo Paternico of Italy and Piotr Pastusiak of Poland. Read more here.\nApril 9, 2016 - Eurocup Finals at a glance: Galatasaray Odeabank Istanbul vs. Strasbourg\nGalatasaray built a team with the weaponry to challenge for Eurocup glory and now there is only one opponent standing in its way. Coach Ergin Ataman has the competition\u2019s No. 2 scorer for the season in guard Errick McCollum (18.7 ppg., 3.7 apg.) \u2013 who leads in performance index rating with 22.0 per game, and the Eurocup\u2019s all-time No. 3 scorer coming off the bench in Chuck Davis (8.2 ppg.), yet it was another player who took charge in the decisive Game 2 of the semifinals; Vladimir Micov (13 ppg.) shined with 21 points. And it\u2019s not all offense; Stephane Lasme (11.1 ppg., 6.4 rpg., 1.3 bpg.) is second in the Eurocup in blocked shots this season and swingman Blake Schilb (12.2 ppg., 44.2% 3FG, 3.8 apg.) contributes everywhere. Add in the defense of captain Sinan Guler (8.9 ppg., 3.6 apg.) and it\u2019s understandable how this team is standing where it is. Another significant advantage Galatasaray boasts in Game 2 at home; this team has gone 10-1 in the Eurocup in Istanbul this season, including seven straight by double figures (with an average margin of victory of 23.3 points!). After competing in the Turkish Airlines Euroleague in three of the previous four seasons, not only are Galatasaray and its passionate fans hungry to get back to the promised land, but overflowing with the experience to handle the big games that could get it there. Read more here.",
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        "raw_content": "Baroness Newlove to lead Community Alcohol Partnerships initiative to tackle underage drinking\nA major expansion of Community Alcohol Partnerships aimed at tackling underage drinking is to be led by the Government\u2019s communities\u2019 adviser Baroness Newlove with the backing of drinks retailers and producers.\nCommunity Alcohol Partnerships are endorsed by the Home Office and Department of Health and bring together local retailers, trading standards and police to tackle the problem of underage drinking and associated anti-social behaviour. The partners share information and training to encourage risk-based enforcement and resolve local problems swiftly and effectively.\nBaroness Newlove has agreed to chair an Advisory Board leading the roll-out of the partnerships which will comprise of senior representatives from the police, trading standards, public health community and local government.\nAmong those joining the Board is Simon Antrobus, Chief Executive of Addaction, one of the UK\u2019s largest specialist drug and alcohol treatment charities.\nDrinks retailers and producers are to invest over \u00a3800,000 in Community Alcohol Partnerships as part of their commitment to the Government\u2019s Public Health Responsibility Deal.\n\"As well as being a major cause of anti-social behaviour, alcohol misuse costs the health service around \u00a32.7 billion each year. The extension of this partnership is an excellent example of the Responsibility Deal, demonstrating a new effective way of tackling alcohol misuse.\n\"To meet the challenges facing the public's health head on, we need to work in partnership - across all parts of society - to create an environment that supports healthier communities.\n\"This deal will work alongside the Department's broader plans to take a bold new approach to public health. Public Health England will give local people new powers to improve our nation's health.\"\nThe funding agreement will see a significant increase in the number of schemes, backed by additional staff and the remit of the partnerships extended beyond underage purchase and possession of alcohol to cover wider issues of alcohol misuse.\nThere are currently 35 Community Alcohol Partnerships operating in 13 counties around the UK. The aim is to extend the reach of existing partnerships and significantly increase the overall number.\nBaroness Newlove advises ministers in the Department for Communities and Local Government and is the Government Champion for Safe and Active Communities.\nShe said: \u201cI am very pleased to lead the roll out of Community Alcohol Partnerships as they are a tried and tested way of driving down underage drinking and associated antisocial behaviour.\n\u201cI advocate local solutions to local problems, and this partnership working based on the road map of successful CAPs will allow us to get a grip on this costly issue not just in terms of money but quality of life for people. I also welcome the industry\u2019s injection of resources to fund among other things effective school education.\u201d\nAddaction Chief Executive Simon Antrobus said: \"Addaction has contributed locally to the development and implementation of Community Alcohol Partnerships. As a result, I am delighted to be part of this initiative.\n\u201cEvery day in Addaction we see the distressing impact underage drinking can have on young people. It is therefore vital that steps are taken locally to help and support young people to make positive choices in their lives and clearly this is best achieved in collaboration with all the local agencies and working directly with young people.\u201d\nWSTA Chief Executive Jeremy Beadles said: \u201cIt\u2019s great to have Baroness Newlove on board with her experience and insight to lead the next stage of Community Alcohol Partnerships.\n\u201cThis represents a significant investment by retailers and producers in the proven partnership approach to tackling purchase and possession of alcohol by under 18\u2019s.\n\u201cIt demonstrates the industry\u2019s commitment to meet the objectives of the Government\u2019s Public Health Responsibility Deal by playing its part in addressing the issues associated with alcohol misuse.\u201d\nJon Stoddart, Chief Constable of Durham Police and Lead for Alcohol Licensing and Harm Reduction for the Association of Chief Police Officers, said: \u201cDurham Constabulary is excited to be involved with the Community Alcohol Partnership. Addressing the issue of alcohol consumption by young people can only be tackled in the long-term with the engagement of the retail trade.\n\u201cThe CAP framework provides an excellent opportunity for our community, retailers, educators, enforcers and social support networks to engage in meaningful dialogue followed by even more meaningful action to tackle the issue\u201d.\nNick Grant, Chair of the Retail of Alcohol Standards Group and Head of Legal Services at Sainsbury's, said:\n\"Baroness Newlove's appointment to lead the next stage of CAP is a great development as she will bring new ideas and an exciting dynamic to the group. We take corporate responsibility very seriously at Sainsbury's and want to do all we can to make a positive difference to the communities we serve. By working collaboratively with local community partners - including other retailers, police and trading standards - we can make as much impact as possible.\"\nBaroness Newlove will host a photocall outside the QE2 Conference Centre, Victoria Street, London SW1 at 10.30am on Friday, 8 July to mark her appointment to lead the Community Alcohol Partnerships initiative to tackle underage drinking.\nBaroness Newlove will be available for interview aboard the Urban Blue Bus, a double-decker staffed by volunteers in Kent to provide night time support on alcohol and drug-related issues and help relieve pressure on local ambulance and A & E services.\nBaroness Newlove is a community campaigner based in the North West. She was made a peer in July 2010 to be the victims\u2019 voice in Parliament and to encourage people to work together to create better, safer and friendlier neighbourhoods. Since the death of her husband Garry in 2007, she has worked to make communities safer.\nCommunity Alcohol Partnerships:\nCommunity Alcohol Partnerships were launched in 2007 by the Retail of Alcohol Standards Group (RASG), which comprises members of the Wine and Spirit Trade Association (WSTA), British Retail Consortium (BRC) and the Association of Convenience Stores (ACS). They have been endorsed by the Home Office for several years. Henceforward CAPs will operate under the auspices of a new limited company Community Alcohol Partnerships Limited, which is a subsidiary of the WSTA. The WSTA will continue to provide all back office and management services for CAPs. The additional funding for CAP is coming from retailers and drinks producers. 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        "raw_content": "Mitch Albom's Have a Little Faith: Book Review\nJayce O'Neal, Ph.D.\nMitch Albom has a way of helping you walk a mile in his shoes as he learns to walk a few miles in someone else\u2019s shoes. His new book, Have a Little Faith, is a soft and caring tale that intertwines his rabbi\u2019s last request and the need of an inner-city mission. The book focuses on two men, one of which is a rabbi and the other is an African American pastor. However, the true heart of this book is Albom\u2019s own walk with his faith.\nPart one of this tale begins when Albom\u2019s childhood rabbi asks him to do his eulogy when he dies. Albom accepts and then begins to meet more regularly with his singing rabbi to get to know him more. The second tale deals with Albom\u2019s encounters with an inner-city pastor who runs a Detroit mission with a hole in its roof. These encounters soon cause Albom to confront his own childhood Jewish faith and the Christian faith of a former convict.\nAlbom chronicles how he often felt uncomfortable when people make their faith apart of their public persona.\n\u201cOver time, I honed a cynical edge toward overt religion. People who seemed too wild-eyed with the Holy Spirit scared me. And the pious hypocrisy I witnessed in politics and sports--congressman going from mistress to church services, football coaches breaking the rules, then kneeling for a team prayer--only made things worse.\u201d (pg. 13)\nEven though Albom was uncomfortable with \"overt religion\" he also found godlessness just as lacking.\n\u201cPersonally, I always wondered about authors and celebrities who loudly declared there was no God. It was usually when they were healthy and popular and being listened to by crowds. What happens, I wondered, in the quiet moments before death? By then they have lost the stage, the world moved on. If suddenly, in their last gasping moments\u2026they changed their minds about God, who would know?\u201d (pg. 79-80)\nThis book is refreshingly simple. It does not try to overwhelm you with elaborate symbolism or shallow religious fluff. It simply tells the story of three men. One Jewish rabbi who is on the verge of death; a New York criminal who got a second chance and now is a pastor; and a bestselling author who is captivated by two men of different faiths.\nHave a Little Faith is not a book that tries to lead you to a final conclusion. It is a odyssey that highlights one man\u2019s reflection on his own faith while he deals with preconceptions and misgivings about another one. Albom masterfully handles class, religious, and economical differences, as well as, many other issues that we face in our everyday lives without passing final judgment. The book is a journey, but it is up to the reader as to where the final destination ends.\nBuy a copy of Mitch Albom's Have a Little Faith",
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        "raw_content": "Not Your Parents' Hebrew School\nChabad's After-school programs meet parents changing needs\nAt the CHAP (Chabad Hebrew Afterschool Program) in Solon, Ohio\nby Rena Udkoff\nA new version of an old model is gaining popularity and scoring high marks with parents of today\u2019s Jewish public school children.\nHila Strul watched in awe as her seven-year-old son, Yahav, came home one Friday from his Southern Florida public school, asked for a Book of Psalms, and proceeded to read an entire chapter of the ancient biblical text in the original Hebrew.\n\u201cIt brought tears to my eyes,\u201d recalls the Israeli expat. She was moved to discover that her American-born son could not only read in her native tongue, but seemed to appreciate that the text represented something significant to the Jewish people. Yahav has developed a love for Judaic learning and a strong sense of his Jewish identity despite being immersed in a completely secular academic environment at school.\nThese are the ideal outcomes that traditional synagogue-based Hebrew Schools have sought for decades. But results like Yahav\u2019s are few and far between in the world of contemporary Jewish supplemental education. Which is particularly problematic given that 75 percent of North American Jewish children receive their Judaic instruction from these sorts of programs. Hebrew Schools across denominations are reporting declining enrollments; the traditional Hebrew School model, now perceived by families as no more than a pathway to a bar or bat mitzvah ceremony, does not serve their needs.\nFor generations of American Jews, Hebrew School has meant long, boring Sunday afternoons of tedious classroom lectures and Hebrew instruction. The term \u201cHebrew School\u201d itself conjures up negative associations among many of today\u2019s parents who do not want to subject their children to the same dull experience that they recall.\nThe sense of obligation or Jewish guilt that once prompted parents to enroll their children in Hebrew School is no longer a motivating factor. Fruma Resnick, a Chabad emissary to Tri-Valley, California, where she is director of the community Hebrew School, says that, \u201cMany parents today are more removed and have less of a passion for Judaism.\u201d Their top priority, she observed, is seeing their children happy and having a good time. \u201cIf the children don\u2019t want to go, they won\u2019t force them.\u201d\nFun at a Hebrew School afterschool program\nParents also want their Sundays back. With two working parents in more than 80 percent of families, and children whose days are packed with sports, music lessons, swimming, and other extracurriculars, Sunday is family time. And among families for whom Jewish education is not a priority, Hebrew School is often the first item cut from the calendar.\nWhat they do want is more and better after-school care. According to a study in 2014 by the after-school Alliance, after-school participation is up to fifteen million students, an astonishing 60 percent increase in the last decade alone. They further report that not only has attendance grown, but the programs themselves have grown in their offerings, and in their quality. After-school programs have become more than a means for keeping kids off the streets. They\u2019ve become centers for academic enrichment and hands-on learning with caring and supportive mentors.\n\u201cIf you are a working parent, you have to enroll your child in an after-school program,\u201d says Rabbi Moishe Kievman, of Highland Lakes, Florida. As parents are already searching for premium after-school care for their children, they are only too happy to have it include a substantive Jewish education.\nTen years ago, the rabbi and his wife, Layah, noticed a need for a local Jewish aftercare program and founded a first-of-its-kind daily Chabad after-school in their community. \u201cWe saw that parents were unwilling to take their children out of a standard aftercare program just to have to drive them to another program that they then had to pay for.\u201d The Kievmans solved the problem: they became the after-school program.\nYahav Strul is one of five hundred Jewish public-school students from kindergarten through eighth grade who attend CHAP (Community Hebrew After-School Program). The program, offered Monday through Friday at two separate public-school locations, has gained recognition as Dade County\u2019s number one after-school program.\nStudents can be tired after a full day of classroom learning, so the program integrates Judaic learning into supervised play, hands-on activities, music, homework help, snack, clubs, enrichment, and sports, making the post-school experience engaging and fun. Kievman has professionals teach art, Zumba, yoga, karate, sports, and chess.\nInteractive and educational: students are taught about giving charity\n\u201cWe try to do everything in a fun manner, so it\u2019s a lot more exciting than regular school,\u201d Layah explains. \u201cMost of these kids come five days a week and are used to this schedule so it doesn\u2019t feel burdensome. With no homework, tests, or report cards, kids feel great about learning about Judaism.\u201d\nRachel Pupkin says the fun atmosphere has helped her son, Eli, absorb a significant amount of Judaic knowledge. She and her husband, Alfredo, both attended Jewish schools in their youth and felt that it was important that their children receive some form of formal Jewish education. CHAP\u2019s after-school model was the perfect fit for their family. \u201cEli loves it,\u201d she says. \u201cHe wouldn\u2019t mind missing a day at school but he would not miss Hebrew School!\u201d\nCHAP has a waiting list at both of the hosting public schools, with one kindergarten class maxing out at twenty-four children. \u201cIf the public school would provide us with more space, we could have over forty children enrolled in that class,\u201d Layah says.\nPerel Gross, a local mental health counselor who has interned at the program, noticed that the children don\u2019t want to leave at the end of the day. \u201cIt is a Hebrew School, but there is so much more that is worked on,\u201d he says. \u201cEveryone in the school is focused on helping the children academically, socially, and emotionally, and the children learn so much more than just Hebrew studies.\u201d\nWith their proven success, Jewish after-school programs are now popping up throughout the Chabad network. In Carroll County, Maryland, Chabad director Feige Cohen says that their newly developed after-school program is serving as an entry point for young families. \u201cOur community has many nontraditional families who are not Jewishly engaged in any way,\u201d he says. \u201cThese families are not ready to commit to an intensive Hebrew School, so a shorter after-school option is a lot more attractive.\u201d\nCohen created a series of six-week after-school sessions, which she branded \u201cThe Jewish Discovery Program.\u201d And she found that parents were open to sending their children: \u201cThis structure has been very well received, and we have seen how the positive Jewish experience has actually drawn the parents in as well and encouraged them to be involved in the community.\u201d\nGitty Goldstein of Chabad of Cupertino, California, took the flexibility of after-school learning one step further. Her \u201cTorah After-School\u201d program is geared towards Jewish children who attend public school because they have special educational needs. \u201cParents are looking for solutions that cater to their children\u2019s unique needs,\u201d she says. \u201cWhen it comes to special learning needs, parents don\u2019t necessarily want their children to learn to read Hebrew, but rather to have a general Jewish identity. As an after-school, we are not a cookie-cutter Hebrew School; we cater the program to the children so they can grow at their level and enjoy it.\u201d\nChabad Hebrew Schools use creative methods to teach mitzvot\nIn Solon, Ohio, Chabad\u2019s traditional Sunday Hebrew School is bucking trends with the growing enrollment of more than one hundred and thirty students this year. \u201cThe vast majority of American Jewish families want their children to have a bar or bat mitzvah, and Hebrew School is still the best route to that end,\u201d says Hebrew School director Miriam Greenberg. She decided to open a separate Jewish after-school at the Solon Chabad center three years ago, in order to reach the families in her community who were not necessarily interested in a Hebrew School education. 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        "raw_content": "Minnesota Minneapolis, MN\nNo Fault and PIP Physicians\nMinneapolis accident doctor waiting to help you after your personal injury in a car wreck. A car wreck can leave you stranded and frustrated. If you have suffered an injury in a Minneapolis car accident you can find all the help you need right here. We have a doctor listed in your area that can treat your injury and get you back on your feet after your car wreck.\nPlatinum Health Solutions\n2780 Snelling Ave N #202\nRiverstone Chiropractic & Wellness\nChirocenter\n1600 University Ave. West, Suite 306\nGo Health Chiropractic\nCan\u2019t I go see any doctor for my injury after my car wreck?\nYes you can. But a Minneapolis accident doctor treats injury cases involving car wrecks. They have the experience and know exactly what they are doing. After you have suffered an injury in a car wreck, most victims go to the ER. The doctor will take some X-rays, prescribe pain killers and muscle relaxers and send you home. This does not fix your injury. The forces involved in a car wreck cause different types of injuries. These injuries are usually soft tissue damage to the neck and back. A Minneapolis accident doctor can treat these injuries and make sure you receive the settlement you deserve.\nYour Injury needs to be documented by a Minneapolis accident doctor\nWhen you are injured, you need documentation to prove the injury. If you have poor or no documentation you may not receive a proper settlement. Documentation of injury is critical in any car wreck. Your personal injury lawyer needs this documentation to prove injury to a court of law. A Minneapolis accident doctor is very experienced at personal injury documentation. Don\u2019t settle for anything but the best!\nShould I wait to go see a Minneapolis car accident doctor?\nNO, waiting is a huge mistake that could cost you thousands of dollars. This is called gap or delay in medical care. Waiting to go see a doctor after you have suffered an injury in a car wreck is not recommended by the lawyer or the doctor. Insurance companies will look at when you first received medical care after your car wreck. If you wait too long, you jeopardize your recovery for your injury. Don\u2019t make this mistake; get to the ER or accident doctor immediately following your car wreck if you have been injured.\nI don\u2019t have any money to go see a doctor; you may be entitled to receive medical care for FREE\nMinnesota has personal injury protection which may cover the expense of your medical care. What this means is you may be able to treat with a doctor after your car wreck and not have to pay any money out of your pocket. Personal injury protection is for you or anyone else in your car who might have been injured. If you have been injured in a Minneapolis car wreck, see the doctor first so you can know what the extent of your injuries are.\nMinimal car insurance requirementsfor Minneapolis\nLiability $30,000 for injuries to one person, $60,000 for injuries to two or more people\nUninsured $25,000 for injuries to one person, $50,000 for injuries to two or more people\nUnderinsured $25,000 for injuries to one person, $50,000 for injuries to two or more people\nMinneapolis car wreck Facts 2011:\n72,117 car wrecks\n368 fatalities involve motorists (271); motorcyclists (42); pedestrians (40); bicyclists (5); ATV riders (8); and farm equipment occupants (2)\n30,295 injuries, of which 1,159 were severe, life-altering injuries\n261 deaths (71 percent) occurred in the 80 counties of greater Minneapolis, while 107 deaths (29 percent) occurred in the Twin Cities\u2019 seven-county metro area\nDriver-distraction related crashes resulted in 72 deaths\nSpeed-related crashes resulted in 83 deaths\nIf you have been involved in an accident, make sure to get the medical care you deserve. See the best car accident doctor away and don\u2019t wait.\nServing Zip codes: 55401, 55402, 55403, 55404, 55405, 55406, 55407, 55408, 55409, 55410, 55411, 55412, 55413, 55414, 55415, 55416, 55417, 55418, 55419, 55420, 55421, 55422, 55423, 55424, 55425, 55426, 55427, 55428, 55429, 55430, 55431, 55432, 55433, 55434, 55435, 55436, 55437, 55438, 55439, 55440, 55430, 55431, 55432, 55433, 55434, 55435, 55436, 55437, 55438, 55439, 55440, 55441, 55442, 55443, 55444, 55445, 55446, 55447, 55448, 55449, 55450, 55454, 55455, 55458, 55459, 55460, 55467, 55470, 55472, 55473, 55474, 55478, 55479, 55480, 55483, 55484, 55485, 55486, 55487, 55488",
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        "raw_content": "Interview With an Adoptive Father\nChase is an adoptive father in both a stepparent adoption and a domestic infant adoption.\nMichelle Barnes December 12, 2015\nChase is an adoptive father in both a stepparent adoption and a domestic infant adoption. He also happens to be my husband. We have a five-year-old daughter and a four-month-old son.\nWhen you found out your fertility issues would set you on a course towards adoption, how did you feel?\nChase: I was excited about the possibilities and interested in the process. I can\u2019t speak for all men, but it wasn\u2019t as emotional for me. I was sad for a moment that my children wouldn\u2019t share my DNA, but because I had experienced stepparent adoption, I knew that being a father was much more than a blood connection. Of course there was mourning of our fertility, but once we talked about adoption, I was ready and excited to move forward.\nWhat was your take on open adoption when you first heard the term?\nChase: I have to be honest, I was terrified. I didn\u2019t like the idea of it at all; I felt like it would take away from my relationship with my child. I thought it would be awkward and uncomfortable and I wasn\u2019t thrilled about the idea.\nWhat changed that view?\nChase: Going to panels! Hearing birth mothers and adopted children speak changed everything for me. I was able to see how amazing it was, and my perspective completely changed. When we finally met our first expectant mother, we quickly developed a relationship, and from there, I\u2019ve never thought twice about open adoption.\nWhat was the wait like for you?\nChase: Much different than it was for my wife. I was able to take my emotions out of the picture because I knew nothing was set in stone until that baby was born and placed with us. There are so many variables and potential for things to fall through, so I was guarded.\nWhat was it like to meet your son for the first time?\nChase: I was anxious to get in the room and to see him. It was a really special time. It\u2019s a difficult thing to express because the emotions are all over the place. It was hard to see her going through something so painful both physically and especially emotionally. As a guy it\u2019s hard to know what to say and how to act around someone going through something so emotional, although I imagine it\u2019s hard to understand for anyone beyond the birth mother who just placed her child.\nHow was your stepparent adoption with your daughter different from your son\u2019s adoption?\nChase: It felt different, solely because we had more control of the situation. My wife was already a mother and had been raising a baby and I was able to just step in\u2014it was a smooth transition. With my son, it was much more of a process; it was really emotional and so stressful.\nMy daughter\u2019s adoption taught me a lot about being a father and that bonding has nothing to do with biology. I don\u2019t think of them as anything other than my children, so it\u2019s the same in that aspect.\nDo you have any advice for other adoptive fathers starting the process?\nChase: I would say attend panels or classes. That really did a lot for me and helped me familiarize myself with the culture, proper terms, and the amazing community.\nTreat it as you would if your own wife was giving birth. Let yourself get excited and enjoy the ride.\nMichelle is a mom to two beautiful children, one she gave birth to and one who was lovingly placed in her arms. She is an author, entrepreneur, maker, and baker. Adoption is her passion and she speaks at local high schools, attends panels, and does anything she can to share the beauty she's seen and experienced. Adoption gave her hope and gave her a son, she writes more about it at The Copper Collective.",
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        "raw_content": "A recent article from the Huffington Post, entitled, \u201cPeople Nearing a Milestone Birthday may be more Likely to make a Life-Altering Decision, Research Finds\u201d by Yagana Shah explores how some cope with getting older. Researchers from New York University\u2019s Stern School of Business and the University of California, Los Angeles\u2019 Anderson School of Management, came to these findings through health-related surveys and databases. They sought a \u201ccorrelation between ages ending in \u2018nine\u2019 and certain behaviors\u201d (Shah 1).\nThe \u201cPeople are more apt to evaluate their lives as chronological decade ends and, as a result, more likely to make life-altering decisions.\u201d They continued, \u201cas we age, it\u2019s good to understand this propensity so we\u2019re more likely to make constructive rather than destructive choices. Our research suggests that people who are nearing the end of a decade may be more likely to make large purchases (e.g., buy life insurance, invest in retirement savings, pursue cosmetic surgery, etc.)\u201d (Shah 1). However, there can be rash and potentially harmful decisions made as well:\n\u201cThe analysis revealed that men at ages 29, 39, 49 and 59 were nearly one-fifth more likely to be registered on an online dating service for people seeking extramarital affairs. Suicide rates among people with an age ending in nine were also two-and-a-half percent higher than others\u201d\nOn a more positive note, people whose ages end in nine are also more likely to be first-time marathoners. Essentially, people wonder whether they have lived life to the fullest.\nIf you are approaching a milestone birthday and want to run in our 5k Run/Walk save the date for June 21, 2015.\nNovember 20, 2014 November 20, 2014 by American Friends of Rabin Medical Center Categories: Ethics & Society, Personal HealthTags: affairs, aging, birthday, crisis, death, decade, decisions, Health, life, lifetime, meaning, men, middle age, middle age crisis, milestone, New York City, rash, research, suicide, women\tLeave a comment",
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        "raw_content": "\u00ab Stanford Center on Longevity\nEven When Old, We Need a Friend \u00bb\nFriendship at Its Finest\nI met an older woman this week and we discussed a little bit about her life. Her husband died some time ago and she relayed to me that she was in complete denial that he would die, even though he had cancer and was on Hospice. She said she cried every day during that period. She said she struggled to believe her husband would actually pass away and therefore, she was unable to make plans for his funeral. Thankfully, a dear friend of theirs said he would make all arrangements and all she had to do was \u201csign her name\u201d. I thought this was a true act of kindness on this man\u2019s part to help a husband and wife in a great time of need. I think about professionals, such as social workers who can help others through this time of grief and planning for end of life arrangements.\nWhat is best (if possible) is for a healthy couple to make these type of arrangements ahead of time. Certainly, this takes lots of open discussions and courage to plan. For more on this, see the below web site from the Federal Trade Commission.\nhttp://www.consumer.ftc.gov/articles/0305-planning-your-own-funeral\nThis entry was posted on June 15, 2015, 3:49 am and is filed under Uncategorized. You can follow any responses to this entry through RSS 2.0. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.",
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        "raw_content": "HomeNews & MediaBlogBreast Reconstruction Options following Mastectomy\nThe purpose of Breast Reconstruction is either to restore the original shape and appearance of the breast or breasts after complete or partial breast removal in cancer patients or to address problems stemming from any number of causes, including congenital breast deformities. Breast reconstruction makes many patients feel better about their appearance, however it is important to be realistic about the expected outcome.\nThe term Mastectomy refers to the surgical partial or complete removal of one or both breasts in individuals with breast cancer. In the past, complete removal of the breast was the standard treatment of breast cancer, however surgical breakthroughs in recent years have presented patients with more options than ever before. At present, there are a number of different types of mastectomy and whilst every type of mastectomy may not be right for every patient, the type of incision used and the amount of skin removed will affect the aesthetic results of reconstruction.\nFactors affecting the type of mastectomy to be adopted are a patient\u2019s age and general health, the size, location and behaviour of the tumour, whether or not the surgery is to prevent cancer instead of treating it, and whether or not the patient intends to undergo reconstructive surgery, either immediately or at some time in the future. According to Dr Allen Rezai, pre-eminent consultant plastic and reconstructive surgeon of Harley Street, London, and breast surgery expert, \u201cThere are various types of mastectomy: firstly the Simple Mastectomy, a procedure that removes the entire tissue of the affected breast including skin, nipple and areola, but leaving the underlying muscle intact. Then there is the Modified Radical Mastectomy, a procedure combining removal of the entire breast tissue from the affected breast with the removal of the related axillary lymph nodes of the armpit. The Radical Mastectomy involves removal of the entire breast tissue, the axillary lymph nodes and the pectoralis major and minor muscles behind the breast on the affected side of the body, with only the skin required to close the incision being left in place. The Skin Sparing Mastectomy preserves most of the normal breast skin, the affected breast tissue being removed through an incision made around the areola. Finally there is the advanced technique of the Nipple Sparing Mastectomy, also known as a Subcutaneous Mastectomy, in which the nipple and areola are preserved. This is the most difficult mastectomy procedure to perform but it will provide patients with the best possible cosmetic results when combined with immediate breast reconstruction.\u201d\nIf a patient is considering reconstruction (a decision that will usually be taken following advice and consultation with their oncologist, and perhaps also GP and breast care nurse), they will have the opportunity to meet a reconstructive plastic surgeon to determine which type of reconstructive procedure will best meet their needs. One of the first choices to be made is whether to undergo immediate or delayed reconstruction. Immediate breast reconstruction is performed during the same operation as the mastectomy, whereas delayed breast reconstruction is only carried out after having fully recovered from the mastectomy, which might be weeks, months or even years following the mastectomy.\nThere are advantages and disadvantages associated with both options. According to Dr Rezai, \u201cThe advantages of immediate reconstruction include overall better aesthetic results, smaller scars, often fewer surgeries, and only one anaesthetic and recovery period, together with a decreased risk of related emotional and social difficulties. The advantages of delayed reconstruction include the staggered surgery, resulting in easier and shorter recovery after each procedure. Patients also have more time to consider their breast reconstruction options and to make choices. And any additional cancer therapy required after mastectomy will not cause problems at the reconstruction site. However, regardless of whether an immediate or delayed approach is used, it is important for the patient to understand that it may take several procedures to achieve the desired final aesthetic result.\u201d\nThere are two main types of breast reconstruction: Implant Breast Reconstruction and Autologous Breast Reconstruction, the former employing an artificial implant to recreate the breast mound, and the latter using the patient\u2019s own tissue from another part of the body to recreate the breast. It is generally recognized that Autologous Breast Reconstruction regularly produces reconstructed breasts with the most natural look and feel possible. Furthermore, a breast reconstructed from natural tissue is there for life, whilst reconstruction using synthetic implants often requires their replacement over time. According to Dr Rezai, \u201cThe advantages of Implant Breast Reconstruction are a short and relatively simple surgery, a short anaesthetic and recovery time, no operating on healthy tissue or additional scars elsewhere, and no missing tissue elsewhere in the body. Its disadvantages are a resultant less symmetrical shape match with the remaining natural breast and a breast texture that is not so natural. The technique is also unsuitable for reconstructing large breasts. Autologous Breast Reconstruction produces breasts with the most natural feel and best aesthetic results. It is the most durable and benefits from employing no artificial materials. On the other hand, Autologous Reconstruction is a major operation involving additional scars and possible complications from surgery at other body sites. It also requires a longer hospital stay.\u201d\nAt consultation, a patient\u2019s chosen reconstructive surgeon will explain the different types of reconstruction most suitable for them based on considerations of anatomy, prior surgeries, current medical condition, cancer treatment needs and personal preference. The surgeon will normally work closely with the oncologist and radiologist to form a collaborative partnership designed to give the optimum level of care. However it is important to understand that all reconstructive options have both risks and benefits, and each option regularly requires multiple procedures to attain the final desired result.\nFor more information about reconstructive breast surgery and the options available, including before and after photographs and details of other breast surgery procedures performed by Dr Rezai, reference can be made to his website at https://allenrezaimd.co.uk",
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        "raw_content": "Trap Or Deity: Jeezy Presents His Godly Self-Image (Audio)\nNas had God's Son. Kanye West had Yeezus. Jeezy (f/k/a Young Jeezy) is entering his own God campaign. The Atlanta, Georgia veteran MC announced an album today (August 31). The LP, planned for November 13 release, is introduced through a single of the same name. The Grammy nominated rapper's eighth... Read more\nJeezy Kicks Raps So Cold That He\u2019s The Black Eskimo (Video)\nJeezy's Seen It All: The Autobiography is still making its rounds. The Atlanta, Georgia Trap star directs attentions to the fourth single from his seventh studio LP. \"Black Eskimo\" is a simple video, employing Jeezy's longstanding love of black&white (perhaps an allusion to the rights and wrongs of the law).... Read more\nJeezy & Don Cannon\u2019s Holy Ghost Is On Four Wheels (Audio)\nAt his best, Jeezy orchestrates these moments. Now a Rap superstar, the Atlanta native is able to re-live moments of his past so vividly, with so much suspense, that they simply burst onto the record. \"Holy Ghost\" is just that... even in the Dog Days Of Summer, this Don Cannon... Read more",
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        "title": "I have heavy southern heritage. The Confederate Battle Flag is a part of American History, like it or not. My family has been heavily involved in The Civil Rights movement. Following that, in today\u2019s United States, we have one serious problem. The \u2018idea\u2019 of being ashamed by those who refuse anything less than \u2018not offending\u2019 anyone, has a source. The Fascist/Liberal contingent that believes it is in charge of our thoughts, speech, and actions. I strongly suggest that this \u2018group\u2019 study our Constitution, Bill of Rights, and especially \u2018Equal Protection Under The Law\u2019. The \u2018Objections\u2019 to The Confederate Battle Flag are RACIST\u2026 Everyone needs to pay attention to the efforts to control that are NOT covered in our Constitution, by anyone or group. We have a Creator given right to Free Will Decision\u2026 You don\u2019t like what is on a TV channel, you have the \u2018Right\u2019 to change channels. No one has the \u2018Right\u2019 to tell anyone else the channel is being removed because it offends certain people. | American National Militia",
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        "title": "February 2017 \u2013 goadusters",
        "raw_content": "February 27, 2017 Posted in addictions, aging, America, Bible, cancer, Children, Christian, Depression, fear, God, heart, heart failure, hurting, illness, Jesus, John 3:16, life, life changes, Lost, Love, low self esteem, Religion, Salvation, self harm, stroke, suicidal, suicide, USALeave a comment\n\u200b- The scriptures talks a lot about power of God. As the Lord empowers us through the Holy Spirit, we change in ways we never dreamed and accomplish the seemingly impossible with His help. (1 Corinthians 4:20 For the Kingdom of God is not just a lot of talk; it is living by God\u2019s power.\u2026 Continue reading Power\nFebruary 15, 2017 February 15, 2017 Posted in addictions, aging, America, Bible, cancer, Children, Christian, Depression, fear, God, heart, heart failure, hurting, illness, Jesus, John 3:16, life, life changes, Lost, Love, low self esteem, Religion, Salvation, self harm, stroke, suicidal, suicide, USALeave a comment\n\u200bServing Others\u2013We live in a world that glorifies power, prestige, and money. But the words of Jesus teach us that most esteemed person in this world are not the self-congratulatory leaders of society but are instead the humblest of servants. (Romans 15:2-3 Each one of us needs to look after the good of people around\u2026 Continue reading SERVING OTHERS\u2026\nCome to me with your weakness. ..\nFebruary 9, 2017 Posted in addictions, aging, America, Bible, cancer, Children, Christian, Depression, fear, God, heart, heart failure, hurting, illness, Jesus, John 3:16, life, life changes, Lost, Love, low self esteem, Religion, Salvation, self harm, stroke, suicidal, suicide, USALeave a comment\n\u200bDuty \u2013 What is a Christian duty? The scriptures list a few: to revere, serve, and obey God and keep His commandments. Today society has changed. God\u2019s Word, however, remains the same. To love God and follow His will. (Ecclesiastes 22:13 Let us hear the conclusion of the whole matter: Fear God, and keep His\u2026 Continue reading Duty\n\u200bI\u2019m Giving You the Joy of Genuine Faith.- I know that you think there is no room for joy in the great sorrow of your life. But as you live in Me, you\u2019re discovering that great sarrow actually creates the capacity for deeper joy. (1 Peter 1:6-7 There is wonderful joy ahead, even though you\u2026 Continue reading Faith in times of sorrow",
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        "raw_content": "Home Reviews Track Reviews Track Review: Ray LaMontagne, \u201cSupernova\u201d\nTrack Review: Ray LaMontagne, \u201cSupernova\u201d\nWritten By Jeff Terich // February 25, 2014\n\u201cI want you to be my girl.\u201d\nSo goes the refrain during the chorus of Ray Lamontagne\u2019s new single, \u201cSupernova.\u201d It\u2019s such a simple request, if one that isn\u2019t made lightly. And yet the singer/songwriter races to cram as many syllables as he can into each verse as he clamors up toward that moment of truth. Lamontagne\u2019s rasp has always given him a breezy, laid-back feeling, but the way he meters his lyrics on \u201cSupernova\u201d finds him unexpectedly delivering in a cadence closer to Phil Lynott\u2019s on Thin Lizzy\u2019s \u201cThe Boys Are Back In Town\u201d (while the rise of organs near the end of the song \u2014 one Soundcloud commenter astutely observes \u2014 give the song a trace of Bay City Rollers bubblegum). It\u2019s a pop song that goes down easy, which makes it more like a ray of sunlight than a stellar explosion, but pop music doesn\u2019t always have to make sense. The easily likable springtime feel of the song is satisfying enough on its own.",
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        "raw_content": "United States Files Complaint to Stop Louisiana Company and its Owners From Distributing Adulterated Food\nWASHINGTON \u2013 The United States filed a civil complaint against Freshy Foods, LLC of Elmwood, Louisiana, its co-owner and Chief Executive Officer Floyd D. James, and its co-owner and President Ida M. James (defendants) to stop them from manufacturing and distributing adulterated food in violation of federal law, the Department of Justice announced today.\nAccording to the complaint, defendants prepare, manufacture, process, pack, label, hold, and distribute refrigerated, ready-to-eat (RTE) food, including sandwiches, wraps, salads, fruit cups, and snack cups. The complaint, filed in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana, alleges that the RTE food that defendants prepare, manufacture and/or distribute is adulterated in that it has been prepared, packed, or held under insanitary conditions whereby the food may have been contaminated with filth or rendered injurious to health. The allegations in the complaint apply to RTE food regulated by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA).\nThe Department filed the complaint at the request of the FDA.\n\u201cThe Department of Justice is committed to ensuring that food manufacturers and distributors comply with laws designed to protect consumers,\u201d said Acting Assistant Attorney General Chad A. Readler of the Justice Department\u2019s Civil Division. \u201cThe Department of Justice continues to work actively with the FDA to ensure that consumers are protected from potentially unsafe food.\u201d\nThe complaint alleges that a July 2017 inspection by FDA of Freshy Foods\u2019 facility established that RTE food that defendants prepare, manufacture and/or distribute is adulterated. Specifically, according to the complaint, FDA found evidence of a resident strain of Listeria monocytogenes (L. mono) in the facility. The complaint alleges that in addition to the July 2017 inspection, federal and state government agencies have found L. mono in Freshy Foods\u2019 facility or in defendants\u2019 RTE sandwiches on six separate occasions.\nAccording to the complaint, the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services (FDACS) found L. mono in one of defendants\u2019 sandwiches in 2013 and in another of defendants\u2019 sandwiches in 2016. In addition, the complaint alleges that the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) inspected Freshy Foods\u2019 facility in June 2017, collected environmental subsamples from the facility, with three subsamples testing positive for L. mono.\nThe complaint states that FDA compared positive L. mono samples collected by FDA in July 2017, April 2017, and April 2016; by USDA in June 2017; and by FDACS in March 2016 and December 2013. According to the complaint, lab analysis identified a resident strain of L. mono, which has persisted in Freshy Foods\u2019 facility since at least 2013, as well as a second, non-resident strain of L. mono at the facility.\nAs noted in the complaint, L. mono is one of several bacteria contained within the Listeria species. According to the complaint, L. mono can causes listeriosis, a disease commonly contracted by eating food contaminated with the bacterium. The complaint notes that Listeriosis can be serious, even fatal, for vulnerable groups such as newborns and those with impaired immune systems, and that the most serious forms of listeriosis can result in meningitis and septicemia.\nThe complaint alleges that defendants violated the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act by causing adulterated food to be introduced into interstate commerce or delivered for introduction into interstate commerce. It also alleges that the defendants further violated the law by causing food to become adulterated while it was being held for sale after the shipment of one or more of its components in interstate commerce.\n\u201cSoutheast Louisiana is famous for its delicious food and regardless of where it is ultimately consumed, food originating from our District should be safe,\u201d said U.S. Attorney Duane A. Evans for the Eastern District of Louisiana. \u201cThis complaint furthers the Eastern District of Louisiana\u2019s mission to protect and improve the quality of life for consumers both here and throughout the states where Freshy Foods, LLC\u2019s products are distributed.\u201d\n\u201cWe have an obligation to make sure that foods are safe for people to consume. The conditions that this company was holding ready-to-eat food in were unacceptable,\u201d said FDA Associate Commissioner for Regulatory Affairs Melinda K. Plaisier. \u201cFDA investigators repeatedly found Listeria monocytogenes at Freshy Food\u2019s facility, and the company should stop operations until they can demonstrate to the FDA that their products are safe.\u201d",
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        "title": "ICYMI: Reminders that Trump Created the Humanitarian Crisis at the Border & His Hardline Immigration Solutions Don\u2019t & Won\u2019t Work - America's Voice",
        "raw_content": "Tags: Asylum, AVEF, Migrant Caravan\nTwo new pieces offer reminders that Trump\u2019s policy choices helped create the chaos and disorder on display at the border by dismantling processes and laws and whipping up fears and lies. Even further, the articles highlight that Trump\u2019s proposed hardline deterrence solutions don\u2019t work, won\u2019t work, and aren\u2019t even directly responsive to some of the specific contours of the caravan.\nDara Lind at Vox explains how Trump\u2019s decisions and policies gutting asylum processing and protections helped create a pressure cooker and the disorder now on display.\n\u2026 It was nearly inevitable that tensions at the border would boil over, and that they would do so at El Chaparral. For months, it has been the unofficial \u201cwaiting room\u201d of the United States.\n\u2026 They don\u2019t say how long the wait will be. And there\u2019s no line for asylum seekers to wait in \u2014 no official way for them to hold their spot or secure an appointment, no guarantee that they\u2019ll ever be allowed to cross.\nAnd so asylum seekers wait, for days or weeks or (increasingly) months: sometimes in migrant shelters whose capacity has stretched to the breaking point, sometimes huddling together on bridges, sleeping on the street, in the cold, vulnerable to the violence they hoped to escape in their home countries.\nThe violence that erupted Sunday was a distress signal, a sign that the situation at the border has grown untenable. The unofficial, sometimes arbitrary processes to let people in under metering are threatening to collapse into chaos, and it\u2019s not clear if order can be restored.\nThe Trump administration\u2019s proposed solution is to legally codify the idea that asylum seekers should be held in Mexico, in limbo. On Saturday, the Washington Post reported that the administration would sign an agreement with the incoming government of Mexico that would force asylum seekers to wait in Mexico after starting the asylum process \u2014 changing the current practice of allowing them into the US to wait for their asylum claims to be heard. Dubbed \u201cRemain in Mexico,\u201d the new policy, if enacted, would essentially formalize what\u2019s been happening on the ground these past few months.\nIn a Washington Post analysis titled, \u201cThe migrant situation near Tijuana undercuts Trump\u2019s proposed solutions,\u201d Philip Bump describes how Trump keeps whipping up lies and fears about immigrants before noting:\nThe response Trump offers for these terrors is straightforward. Build a wall on the border. Deploy the military as needed (at least in the weeks before an election). Prevent people from seeking asylum if they cross the border illegally.\nThe recent tension near Tijuana following the arrival of the migrant caravan, though, makes clear that none of those proposed solutions is actually a solution \u2014 at least in this case.\nThe migrants arrived at a place where there\u2019s already a wall. After having departed from Honduras in early October, the caravan of migrants had a choice of where it would go\u2026 The result, though, is that the migrants headed to a place where a wall already exists. Even Trump acknowledged this, tweeting a photo last week showing how the wall had been bolstered in anticipation of the migrants\u2019 arrival.\n\u2026 No wall will ever be free of points of entry. In the incident over the weekend where migrants were tear-gassed, Border Patrol agents were responding to a push from a group of migrants that attempted to climb fences or run through lanes of traffic at the San Ysidro port of entry.\n\u2026 While the president has threatened to close the border entirely, that\u2019s not practical, given how much traffic (and, indirectly, money) crosses it each day. There will always be places such as San Ysidro where there is no wall and where people can cross the border.\nThe vast majority of the migrants are waiting to apply for asylum at the port of entry. Most of the migrants seeking asylum in the United States are waiting in Tijuana to cross into the United States at the port of entry.\n\u2026 The Trump administration issued an executive order this month requiring that those seeking asylum enter at ports of entry to make such claims. This was apparently an effort to dissuade a not-uncommon practice among migrants of crossing the border at any point and then turning themselves in to a Border Patrol agent to claim asylum.\n\u2026 The role of the military has been limited. The incident over the weekend was apparently handled by CBP, which closed the border crossing and fired the tear gas. Images from the scene showed members of the military on scene, but CBP took credit on Twitter for managing the situation.",
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        "raw_content": "KazakhstanTo the fatherland\nALTHOUGH Kazakhstan's economy is starting to grow for the first time in seven years, this has so far had no noticeable effect on the daily struggles of the average Kazakh. Many people fear a bleak future. Understandably, ethnic Germans in Kazakhstan and in other former Soviet republics have rushed to take up the German government's offer to return to their historic fatherland. Two-thirds of the 1m Germans who once lived in Kazakhstan have departed since 1989, leaving some villages almost deserted. At least half the remaining 300,000 are expected to leave over the next two or three years.\nThe majority of Kazakh Germans are descendants of the Germans who emigrated to the Russian Volga region some 200 years ago and were deported to Kazakhstan after Hitler declared war on the Soviet Union in 1941. For decades they were discriminated against and had to keep quiet about their culture and language. However, Kazakh Germans are now valued as well-educated and hard-working citizens. The Kazakh government is anxious not to lose any more.\nThe German government, too, while confirming that \u201cthe door remains open\u201d for all ethnic Germans, or Aussiedler, would be content to see the end of the flow of immigrants. Unemployment is high in Germany and there have been difficulties integrating the often large families of ethnic-German immigrants, many of whom speak little German. Helmut Kohl, Germany's chancellor, and Carl-Dieter Spranger, the minister for economic co-operation, visited Almaty in April on separate occasions, and urged Kazakhstan's German community to stay put. \u201cOne should not have any illusions about what to expect in Germany,\u201d Mr Spranger said.\nThe minister said that Germany has so far contributed DM55m ($32m) in aid to ethnic Germans in Kazakhstan. This money has been used mostly in the northern part of the country, where the majority of ethnic Germans live, to help set up bakeries, butcher's shops and breweries and generally to create new jobs. The jobs are supposed to support the Kazakh economy and induce Germans to stay. There have been a few success stories but, judging by the small number of Germans remaining in the country, the policy has failed.\nRather than wait a generation for visible economic improvements, many prefer to take the short cut to a better life and move to Germany. Apart from a free ticket \u201chome\u201d, they can expect language tuition, training for a job and the dole if they cannot find one. Because of the closeness of ethnic-German families, once one member of a family leaves, the rest are likely to follow later. Most of those Germans still living in Kazakhstan already have at least one relation in Germany and are now just waiting for their documents to be approved by the German government.",
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        "raw_content": "The Rev. Edmund P. Joyce, C.S.C., Endowed Chair in Anthropology\nM.A., ibid., 1991;\nAgust\u00edn Fuentes, trained in Zoology and Anthropology, is the Edmund P. Joyce C.S.C. Professor of Anthropology at the University of Notre Dame. His research delves into the how and why of being human. Ranging from chasing monkeys in jungles and cities, to exploring the lives of our evolutionary ancestors, to examining what people actually do across the globe, Professor Fuentes is interested in both the big questions and the small details of what makes humans and our closest relatives tick. He has published more than 150 peer reviewed articles and chapters, authored or edited 19 books and a three-volume encyclopedia, and conducted research across four continents and two-million years of human history. His current explorations include the roles of creativity and imagination in human evolution, multispecies anthropology, evolutionary theory, and the structures of race and racism. Fuentes is an active public scientist, a well-known blogger and lecturer, and a writer and explore for National Geographic. Fuentes\u2019 recent books include \u201cRace, Monogamy, and other lies they told you: busting myths about human nature\u201d (U of California), \u201cConversations on Human Nature(s)\u201d (Routledge) and \u201cThe Creative Spark: how imagination made humans exceptional\" (Dutton).\nFuentes examines human evolution from several perspectives, and his research sheds light on some of the most common misconceptions about human nature, specifically in the areas of race, sex and aggression. He is the author of \u201cEvolution of Human Behavior,\u201d which examines how and why humans evolved behaviorally, and \u201cHealth, Risk and Adversity,\u201d which provides a comparative approach to the analysis of health disparities and human adaptability and focuses on the pathways that lead to unequal health outcomes.\n262 Corbett Family Hall (Office), 574-631-3118\n296B Corbett Family Hall (Chair Office), 574-631-5547\nafuentes@nd.edu\nhttp://afuentes.com/\nhttp://www.nationalgeographic.com/explorers/bios/agustin-fuentes/",
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        "raw_content": "The world is rapidly becoming more tech oriented each and every day. We are now surrounded and dependent on internet and mobile technology like never before. Understanding how these technologies work will make you all the more effective in harnessing them to their fullest, and taking advantage of them to live a more efficient life.\nHaven\u2019t we all thought of ideas for apps that can make life more convenient, allow us to save time, or add some other value to our daily lives? By learning to code, you can actually turn these ideas into real applications without being dependent upon anyone else.\nCoding skills can allow you to launch an entirely new career which is both exciting and profitable. Software engineers are in extremely high demand, and computer programming can even make you a better marketer, graphic designer, or biz dev professional in tech companies. Tech is the field these days, and having development chops is the #1 thing that can help you start your career there.\nFirstly, it\u2019s a great idea to begin dabbling in code. Signing up for a four year university degree in Computer Science may be a bit premature before you actually familiarize yourself with what coding is all about and making sure it\u2019s something you wish to pursue. There are numerous online tutorials and websites that can give you all the dabbling you need. Here are some options, but a little Googling will reveal many more:\nOur own Anyone Can Learn To Code Ruby Screencasts\nWhile these sites are great, they serve only as ways to get your feet wet in code, but do not take you all the way to being capable of building fully functional applications and certainly do not make you career-ready. The next step is to see if there are local meetups near you that teach introductory classes in programming. We host free meetup classes in Chicago and Meetup.com is a great source for finding such groups.\nBut even these groups will generally provide introductory level classes, but not much beyond that. If you\u2019re really ready to make the leap into learning career-ready coding skills (and you are, because that was your resolution, right?), you should enroll in some sort of programming school. But don\u2019t worry, the commitment may not be as big as you think.\nThe good news is that you don\u2019t have to go back to college to accomplish this, as there are many \u201ccoding bootcamps\u201d all over the world that provide courses that last just a few months, and cram all the skills you need into that short timeframe. If that sounds intense, that\u2019s because it is. But you\u2019ll be able to learn enough to actually land a job as a software engineer if you so choose, and you\u2019ll have saved yourself years of your life as well as college tuition.\nThere\u2019s still one tall hurdle to jump, however. Virtually all of these bootcamps run on a full-time basis, and you\u2019ll need to quit your current job to attend one. However, Anyone Can Learn To Code provides what is currently the country\u2019s only in-person intensive bootcamp that is run on Sundays and weeknights so that you don\u2019t need to quit your full time job while learning to code. So if you\u2019re in Chicago, or have the ability to work remotely, ACLTC may be the best option for you. If Chicago is not an option for you, and you\u2019d like to see if there\u2019s another bootcamp near you, check out Course Report for an extensive list of code bootcamp options. To learn more about ACLTC, check out our homepage or contact us at hello (at) anyonecanlearntocode (dot) com.",
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        "raw_content": "Home>News>Android>Samsung\u2019s Infinity-O Display Appears On Upcoming A8s Leaked Renders\nSamsung\u2019s Infinity-O Display Appears On Upcoming A8s Leaked Renders\nSamsung A8s Picture credit: allaboutsamsung.de\nSamsung is often considered as the King of the smartphone world when it comes to displays. There is no speck of doubt that Samsung makes beautiful displays be it for televisions or their smartphones. It is because of this title that the industry giant, Apple, boasts Samsung made displays in it\u2019s XS and XS Max devices. Samsung has had a good history with its devices and their displays. Ever since the Galaxy S6 Edge (introducing an industry first curved display) to actually eliminating the bezels in the S8 and S8 Plus (continuing it for the S9 series and the note series).\nSince then, it has been almost a year, the S9 was released, it is almost time for the next rendition of the phone. The trend follows and the A series headliner, the A8s in this case, will be launched first, setting precedent to what the final product of Samsung\u2019s flagship may look like or be originated from.\nRecent developments have allowed many leaks of the device to surface. Given that the last time rumors floated about a device, before a month from its release, they were pretty spot on with the A9 (2018 edition). It can be believed and assumed that the leaks for the upcoming Samsung A8s would be quite on point as well. The renders of the new display (the flagship/selling feature) on the device can be seen below:\nA8s renders\nIf attention is paid on the design, perhaps a very futuristic look can be seen. A minimum amount of bezels on all sides with reports of the 3D render to be boasting a 1mm bezel on all sides (as tweeted by Ben Geskin). Other specs have not been released or even leaked as yet but an article by GSMarena a couple of days ago claims that they predict the device to boast a Snapdragon 710 chipset. Another main feature that is pretty apparent from the render is the triple camera setup on the back. This happens to be one of the biggest rumors (along with the infinity display) about the upcoming S10.\nComing back to the display, the headlining feature. Dubbed as the Infinity-O display by Samsung, it gives the phone a very modern look. Minimum bezels and a little lip on the bottom to house the cabling for the display. Another thing to be noted is the camera spot on the top left corner. Perhaps they are ditching the dual camera setup on the front to keep the aesthetics of the entire phone. While some may find it a pretty approach by Samsung, it may be seen as an eyesore by some. Yes, it is true that the phone does not have a notch but a notch is something that is attached to the bezel. It is an extension of it.\nGoing back to the point being that this is after all a render based on leaks and no official releases. The phone could be entirely different for all we know. Perhaps it may not even boast the final version of the Infinity-O display which may be expected on the base S10, only time will tell.",
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        "raw_content": "13th September 2017 Anne-Marie Winton comments in NatWest ContentLive on SMEs\u2019 legal responsibilities in regards to the Pensions Act\nPosted at 10:15h in Anne-Marie-Winton, Automatic Enrolment employer, Dealing with the Pensions Regulator, Governance and Compliance\tby\tarcpensionslaw\nUnder the Pensions Act 2008, every employer in the UK must put certain staff into a pension scheme and contribute towards it. This is called automatic or auto enrolment. If you employ at least one person you\u2019re an employer and you have certain legal duties.\n\u201cThe penalties for not acting are potentially severe,\u201d says Partner Anne-Marie Winton. \u201cTPR has the power to issue penalties for non-compliance with the automatic enrolment regime, and it\u2019s not afraid of using this power. In 2016/17, the regulator issued over 12,000 fixed penalty notices of \u00a3400, and 2,500 escalating penalty notices, which can run into the tens of thousands of pounds. Employers can also receive a county court judgement for failure to pay these fines, which remains on their credit record for six years.\u201d\nOnce you\u2019ve auto-enrolled your workforce, you\u2019ll need to keep track.\n\u201cImplement a system for identifying whether and when new staff will need to be automatically enrolled,\u201d says Anne-Marie. \u201cThis involves both tracking when they reach the age of 22, and when they hit particular earnings triggers in any pay period, such as \u00a310,000 a year, \u00a3833 a month or \u00a3192 weekly for the 2017/18 tax year.\n\u201cEmployers also need to maintain records for six years, documenting how they have met their legal duties. This includes keeping records of requests to opt out of scheme membership for four years, and diarising the need to re-enrol those who have opted out, if still eligible, every three years.\u201d\nRead the full article in NatWest ContentLive here",
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        "raw_content": "4th December 2017 Avoiding scams on pension transfers\nPosted at 12:03h in Dealing with the Pensions Regulator, Governance and Compliance, Kate-Payne, Pensions Taxation\tby\tarcpensionslaw\nThe financial crisis led to the country becoming a low interest rate and low inflation economy. This had an inadvertent effect on most companies with defined benefit (\u201cDB\u201d) pension schemes; many schemes suffered a significant worsening in their funding as a result of low interest rates, with little prospect of any change in the medium term. Consequently, corporate advisers were prompted to focus on liabilities that were contributing most to these deficits and to consider if there was anything that could be done to \u201cmanage\u201d them within the legally constrained environment in which DB pension schemes operated.\nThe liabilities that caused the greatest funding strain were those such as pension increases and deferred pensioner liabilities, as these were fixed at a particular level of increase that was much higher than the medium term prospects for interest rates in the UK. The solution the industry came up with was to offer options for members to either reconfigure their benefits \u2013 e.g. a pension increase exchange \u2013 or to incentivise deferred members to transfer their pension to another registered pension scheme. For some members, this might enable them to reshape their benefits to suit their needs. It was in this \u201ccreative\u201d environment that some sharp practices started to be mixed up with some well-meaning and well run liability management exercises.\nA Code of Practice was issued in June 2012 as the industry was becoming concerned that not all members were making the best long term decisions, and in particular more attracted to the cash incentives. There were seven principles set out in the Code on how to run such an exercise, mainly focussing on clear unbiased communication to ensure members made informed choices, but the most significant recommendation was the prohibition of cash incentives as they were seen as distorting member decisions.\nGiven this backdrop, it was with some surprise that then Chancellor George Osborne in his 2014 Budget announced a radical overhaul in how defined contribution (\u201cDC\u201d) pension savings could be accessed, including an option to take all of it in cash to buy that infamous Maserati. Despite the best efforts of both the government and the pensions industry, \u201cpension freedoms\u201d remain only loosely understood. Consequently, \u201cpension liberation\u201d or \u201cpension scams\u201d continue to thrive, preying on some of the most vulnerable in society. A \u201cpensions scam\u201d is an arrangement that attempts to \u201cinappropriately release funds from HMRC registered pension schemes\u201d, and by that they mostly mean gain access to monies that a registered pension scheme would not be able to provide. A Code of Practice for combatting such scams was issued in March 2015, and the Pensions Regulator (\u201cTPR\u201d) has spent a significant amount of time warning people about pension liberation. It is therefore unfortunate that, notwithstanding the laudable intention, \u201cpension freedoms\u201d provides an ideal environment for these arrangements to seem plausible and genuine.\nThese opportunities often arrive from a cold call with the enticements to transfer, including access to cash (without regard to amount or age) and unrealistic returns on monies invested, all for very \u201creasonable charges\u201d. Some of these \u201cscams\u201d are difficult to detect as they have the appearance of being above board, with the receiving arrangement being a registered pension scheme and all the paperwork looking completely bona fide.\nIf a healthy 54-year-old client comes to see to you to discuss an opportunity regarding his pension benefits in an occupational pension scheme, it is wise to gather as much information as possible regarding the opportunity, as well as any paperwork available. The most popular opportunity is likely to be that he has been offered a chance to transfer his pension from his current occupational pension scheme to another registered arrangement run by the financial adviser. Under this arrangement he may be being told he can access half of his pension savings immediately in the form of cash, with a further opportunity to invest the balance in a high risk but high return investment product. Whilst these choices may well be available under the receiving pension arrangement, it is unlikely that they have come with any of the necessary health warnings. These are some of the classic hallmarks of a pensions scam.\nThe minimum age for accessing pension savings is 55, unless the individual is suffering from an incapacity. Therefore, this opportunity would clearly be in breach of the current law around taxation of pension schemes. However, if in fact he has been told that it will take a number of months to organise the transfer, such that your client will be over age 55, then it may not be so obvious that it is a scam, as pension freedoms do allow individuals to \u201ccash in\u201d their savings. With this said, if it is a pensions scam then the consequences for your clients in either case are the same and could be disastrous for them personally. They could be left with little or no income in retirement, and significant liabilities to Her Majesty\u2019s Revenue and Customs (\u201cHMRC\u201d) which may not be readily available.\nHMRC and TPR are both interested in these scams from different perspectives; HMRC from a compliance point of view, as well assessing any tax charges due, and TPR from its statutory duty to protect members of pension schemes. The TPR website contains very helpful pension liberation pages that are well worth reading.\nPension scheme trustees are also interested, given the most common example of a pensions scam is the opportunity to transfer pension savings from an HMRC registered occupational pension scheme to another registered arrangement.\nSo what should you do if presented with a client who is keen to access some or all of their pensions savings as cash and/or make a high risk investment? The most important thing is to ask some basic questions:\nDid the client get this idea from his normal financial adviser or was it a cold call?\nIs the receiving scheme registered with HMRC? If so, ask for evidence of their registration. If it is a personal pension, confirm that the operator or provider is FCA authorised.\nIs the receiving scheme recently established by a newly registered employer, a dormant employer, or geographically distant from you?\nWhat are they offering in terms of cash and are investment choices normal and operated by a regulated company?\nIf any of the answers to these questions cause concern then you must warn your client that this could be a pensions scam and outline the potential consequences of proceeding with the opportunity. If it is proven to be a pensions scam, this could result in a significant tax bill at the very least, and at worst, include losing all pensions savings in some unregulated investment arrangement.\nThe first of these questions is perhaps the most obvious one and the easiest to answer. There was a proposal to stop cold calling but many of these pension scammers have moved overseas to avoid any consequences, so this idea has been dropped. Also, in this instance it looks like your client has already realised he needs proper advice, which is clearly the first step on the journey to work out if the opportunity is one worth pursuing for him or her.\nThe other questions, particularly around the receiving scheme, can be more challenging in terms of getting information from your client, as they may not have all the details readily available. The previous system for registering pension schemes was one of the chinks that allowed pension scammers to thrive. It was easy for \u201cscammers\u201d to register a pension scheme with HMRC by simply going online and completing the relevant form. In contrast to how normal occupational pension schemes operated, to be a registered pension scheme there was no need for members of that scheme to have an employment relationship with the employer who had established it. This was how the \u201cscammers\u201d were able to offer membership of schemes to members of the public.\nHowever, the process for registering a pension scheme with HMRC has now changed. HMRC are now required to carry out a risk assessment process before deciding whether to register a pension scheme and they now have powers to de-register. If the receiving scheme is registered then you need to verify the date that this was done. If you have more general concerns, you can contact HMRC to check the registration is not subject to a deregistration notice and ask about any concerns they may have about the scheme being used for a scam. This will then indicate what further due diligence might be required.\nThis issue of registered schemes being used for scams was a real headache for trustees. One of the requirements for a tax approved transfer is that it must be to another registered pension scheme so if that condition is met then it was often very difficult (particularly before the change in HMRC processes for registration) to refuse to make the transfer, even if the trustees had severe doubts and felt they were not in the members\u2019 best interests. Some of the pension scammers had registered offices in parts of the UK with no obvious connection to the member, and hundreds of schemes with an employer registered at that address.\nAs mentioned above regarding cold calls, some of the receiving arrangements can be established abroad or be geographically distant in the UK from your client. If the receiving pension scheme is established abroad then it is possible to check HMRC\u2019s list of Qualifying Recognised Overseas Pension Schemes (QROPS). Even if the scheme is listed, you should look out for any planned transfer being paid to the country where established, and whether the member completed appropriate forms with HMRC. QROPS also have to submit a new undertaking to HMRC since 14 April 2017.\nSome trustees refused to make transfers, which became the subject of a number of Pensions Ombudsman decisions and the higher courts. The cases focussed on the very real dilemma between an individual\u2019s statutory right to a transfer if certain conditions were met and the trustees\u2019 duty to act in members\u2019 best interests. The line of decisions are pretty clear: so long as any conditions applying to the statutory right to transfer are satisfied, trustees should not resist paying transfers to individuals, notwithstanding their own view on the appropriateness of transferring those benefits.\nHMRC realised the ease with which these scammers could register pension schemes and registration requirements are being tightened up again. Consequently, HMRC will be given powers to de-register schemes with dormant companies after 6 April 2018.\nTrustees are required to take investment advice from someone authorised to do so by the Financial Conduct Authority (\u201cFCA\u201d) (or reasonably believed by the trustees to be sufficiently qualified in financial matters) before making investment decisions. Given the purpose of a pension scheme is generally to provide for some form of retirement income, it tends to lead to some recognisable investment strategies. Because of this, unusual strategies or an unregulated investment vehicle are a red flag; especially a concentration in a certain investment off shore.\nIf an opportunity proves to be a pension scam, tax charges apply to both the individual and to the pension scheme that made the payment. For the individual, there would be an \u201cunauthorised payments charge\u201d of 40% of the value of the transfer payment, and possibly, further \u201cunauthorised member payment surcharge of a further 15%\u201d, which applies if the member accessed more than 25% of their pension savings as cash. For the scheme, there might be an \u201cunauthorised scheme payment charge\u201d. 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With data from 180,000 annual household interviews conducted by 15 CGIAR centers, the SED-CoP will create an ontology of socio-economic concepts; standardize a set of key indicators through survey questions so responses are meaningful to all centers; and build a blueprint for interoperability so the information is useful to other domains.\nGideon Kruseman | Email\nFrom the International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center (CIMMYT) in Texcoco, Mexico.\nJune 8, 2018 / Guest Contributor\nThe GDPR and data science for agricultural development are at odds when it comes to delivering personalized products for the ...\nApril 3, 2018 / Guest Contributor\nBlockchain enthusiasts in agricultural and related industries are investigating its use in insuring global food security ...\nThe socio-economic data CoP hosts a series of short-life working groups and projects where the real work of the community takes place.\nThe working group on 100 questions was formed at the start of the CoP and as of end of 2017 is led by Mark van Wijk of the International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI).\n100Q is one of three working groups working to provide the conditions to make socio-economic data FAIR (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable and Reusable).\nThe name 100Q comes from an arbitrary number of 100 questions needed to be asked in standard household surveys in order to get information on key socio-economic indicators that can be useful for research, policymaking, and impact assessment.\nCollaborators in this working group include CGIAR scientists from amongst others, ILRI, the International Maize and Wheat Improvement Centre (CIMMYT), the International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI), the World Agroforestry Centre (ICRAF) and the International Center for Tropical Agriculture (CIAT), scientists from University of Washington, University of Minnesota, and Royal Tropical Institute KIT.\nGet involved: If you want to contribute to these efforts to develop the standards for surveys, please contact Mark van Wijk.\nComputer-aided personal interview (CAPI) software is at the core of electronic socio-economic data capture and is an important component of generating actionable socio-economic data sets. The working group, led by Mike Murphy from the International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI), shares some best-practices in the use of CAPI software.\nGet involved: If you would like to contribute to these efforts to develop and share best practices on CAPI, or if you are completely new to CAPI and would like to learn more, please contact Mike Murphy.\nSociO!\nA socio-economic ontology of controlled vocabularies, classifications, and concordances that allow standardization of key indicators. The key is that in SociO! Is a \u2018living\u2019 ontology, since the high variety of socio-economic data implies that it will need to evolve continuously.\nThe ontology has been developed by CGIAR researchers from the International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI), Bioversity, International and the International Maize and Wheat Improvement Centre (CIMMYT). 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        "raw_content": "EDWARDS, EDWARD Pencerdd Ceredigion (1816-1897), musician.\nName: Edward Edwards\nPseudonym: Pencerdd Ceredigion\nChild: Jack Edwards\nArea of activity: Art and Architecture; Music; Performing Arts\nBorn in Little Darkgate Street, Aberystwyth, son of John Edwards. As a young man he attended the church of Llanbadarn-fawr, where there was a good choir. He moved with his parents to Blaen-y-cwm, Capel Dewi; there he was appointed precentor at the Calvinistic Methodist chapel. He came to Aberystwyth to work as a shoemaker and there came into contact with a number of good musicians who lived in the town. He spent some time at Tredegar, Mon., but returned to Aberystwyth. He formed a choir at Tabernacle chapel; this choir, by its performances of the \u2018Messiah,\u2019 \u2018Creation,\u2019 \u2018The Seasons,\u2019 and the \u2018Twelfth Mass,\u2019 did much to raise the standard of music in the town. Pencerdd Ceredigion d. 16 September 1897 and was buried in the Aberystwyth cemetery.\nHis son, JACK EDWARDS (1853 - 1942), bookseller, Great Darkgate Street, was a prominent vocalist; he had spent some time in the U.S.A. as vocalist. He was also a zealous Esperantist.\nY Cerddor, November 1897; ibid., 1917, 64, 72, 83, 95.\nGriffith, R. D., (1959). EDWARDS, EDWARD Pencerdd Ceredigion (1816-1897), musician.. Dictionary of Welsh Biography. Retrieved 15 Feb 2019, from https://biography.wales/article/s-EDWA-EDW-1816",
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        "raw_content": "Beyond Biology 2011 |\nUBM Posters\nCurricular Posters\nBeyond BIO2010\nCelebration and Opportunities\nWe are a decade into the twenty-first century and 2010 has arrived. What progress has been made in addressing the challenges laid down in the National Research Council of the National Academies\u2019 call to action: BIO2010: TRANSFORMING UNDERGRADUATE EDUCATION FOR FUTURE RESEARCH BIOLOGISTS? This conference will celebrate significant progress made by the mutual effort of biologists and mathematicians in the development of new curricular materials, majors, collaborative research initiatives, national institutes, professional development workshops, journals, national science digital libraries, awards, etc. These initiatives have been funded by grant agencies such as NSF, HHMI, NIH, and Sloan as well as by professional societies including: AAAS, AIBS, MAA, SMB, ASM, BSA, and ASCB. In addition to celebrating the progress and investment of considerable resources, we want to plan how should we address recent reports: AAAS Vision and Change in Undergraduate Biology Education (2010), A New Biology for the 21st Century (2009), Towards 2020 Science (2006), Stoichiometry and the New Biology: The Future Is Now (2007), Fostering Learning in the Networked World: The Cyberlearning Opportunity and Challenge; A 21st Century Agenda for the National Science Foundation. Report of the NSF Task Force on Cyberlearning (2008), Math and Bio 2010: Linking Undergraduate Disciplines (2005), The Fourth Paradigm: Data-Intensive Scientific Discovery (2009), Linking Big: The Continuing Promise of Evolutionary Synthesis (2009), and Scientific Foundations for Future Physicians: Report of the AAMC-HHMI Committee (2009). Educators and scientists are invited to attend this celebration which will showcase some of the best collaborative initiatives to have emerged over the past seven years and chart a path for the future.\nSponsoring host:\nAdam P. Fagen, Senior Program Officer, Board on Life Sciences, National Research Council\u2028of the National Academies\nJohn R. Jungck, Vice President, International Union of Biological Sciences, Chairperson, NRC/NAS U.S. National Committee of IUBS, and Mead Chair of the Sciences, Beloit College\nHolly Gaff, Chairperson, SIGMAA Bio section of the Mathematics Association of America, and Assistant Professor, School of Community and Environmental Health, College of Life Sciences, Old Dominion University\nFinancial support for the conference is provided by the Society for Mathematical Biology, the National Institute for Mathematical Biology Synthesis Center (NIMBioS), the International Union of Biological Sciences (IUBS), the Burroughs Wellcome Fund, the National Academy of Sciences, and institutions supporting the work of individual presenters, including but not limited to AAAS, American Institute of Biological Sciences (AIBS), College Board, Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI), Mathematical Association of America (MAA), National Science Foundation (NSF), National Institutes of Health (NIH).\nRegistration and information: https://bioquest.org/beyondbio2010/",
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        "raw_content": "WIDOWS: The Disparate Criminality Of Men And Women\nSteve McQueen and Gillian Flynn have some thoughts about why the different sexes commit crimes.\nThis article contains spoilers for Widows.\nIt should be no surprise that the writer of Gone Girl and the director of 12 Years A Slave have social inequality and the status of women on their minds based on their previous work, but when Gillian Flynn and Steve McQueen teamed up to make an adaptation of Lynda LaPlante\u2019s heist novel Widows, the result, at first glance anyway, is simply a more politically charged take on the source material. Rather than make the story just about women in over their heads trying to survive the consequences of their husbands\u2019 criminal lifestyles, Flynn and McQueen wrapped that criminality up on local Chicago politics and expanded the scope of the narrative to be about corruption and greed in an institutional sense. It\u2019s a change that initially feels unnecessary \u2013 it certainly balloons the cast of characters to an almost untenable size for a two hour film where many of them don\u2019t share scenes \u2013 but it\u2019s also a calculated and philosophically rich choice that serves as a primer for how McQueen and Flynn view the gendered realities of criminality.\nTake, for instance, Jack Mulligan (Colin Farrell), son of the sitting alderman (Robert Duvall) and heir apparent to the elected position. He is the successor to a historical and near-literal patriarchy, holding power through gestures of goodwill towards the citizens of his district, like the program to provide loans to women of color business start-ups, that ultimately mainly serve to reinforce his wealth and control, as he does by strong-arming the profits from those businesses for his own gain. Compare this to Mulligan\u2019s political opponent for the alderman position, Jamal Manning (Brian Tyree Henry), who on one level is an altruistic man, wishing to pull his community out from under the thumb of the Mulligan dynasty, but has achieved his power through criminal violence of his own, distinct from Mulligan\u2019s tactics only in terms of legally recognized criminality. Both men are the apparent leaders of their community, in respective official and unofficial terms, and they both achieve and retain their power by disserving their communities and exploiting those subject to them, particularly women.\nThis is why Manning threatens the (supposedly) recently-widowed Veronica Rawlings (Viola Davis) to collect on the debt her husband Harry (Liam Neeson) created in stealing from Manning. Veronica\u2019s only power has always been in her husband\u2019s criminal reputation and the protection and wealth that afforded her, so now she is the prime target for Manning to exert post-mortem revenge against a criminal rival and take back what was stolen from him. But even though she has never had to confront such extreme circumstances that would breach the wall between Harry\u2019s crimes and her gains from those crimes, Veronica has the strength to forge forward and, with her now limited resources, follow in her husband\u2019s footsteps to pull off a heist and save herself from Manning.\nShe at first tries to go about this in a threatening way reminiscent of the male leaders we had seen up to this point, bullying Alice (Elizabeth Debicki) and Linda (Michelle Rodriguez) into joining her with the carrot-and-stick incentive of a big payday versus having their names given to Manning for further collections. But much like Veronica, it soon becomes apparent that these women also need to create their power from nothing. Linda was a small business owner whose husband defaulted on their lease payments, leaving her without income or any transferrable life skills. Alice was a perpetual victim of domestic abuse under her husband, and now resorts to prostitution to make ends meet. And, as we eventually learn with the revelation that Harry faked his own death, Harry unjustly blames Veronica for the death of their son, as it is her blackness as a contribution to their son\u2019s gene pool that was the impetus for his murder by police in a routine traffic stop.\nBut despite those financially, physically, and emotionally abusive origins, the widows find their power in cooperation and empathy. Linda fails to discover the location of their heist\u2019s target building, so Alice uses her influence with her architect john \u2013 who is simply using her as a dehumanizing means to sexual gratification in a power play of his own \u2013 to find the location herself. Veronica\u2019s driver is murdered by Manning\u2019s men, so Linda brings her children\u2019s babysitter (Cynthia Erivo) into the loop, strengthening the team and providing a job to another struggling mother. And though she is resistant to this spirit of cooperation, Veronica realizes the value of these women as more than just means to an end, dropping off the bullet-wounded Alice at the hospital instead of letting her die as Harry did to his own accomplices in faking his death.\nThis is the key difference between the criminal enterprises of the men and women in Flynn\u2019s and McQueen\u2019s Widows. Men are shown to have institutional and structural advantages in wielding power, wealth, and influence, and are focused on retaining that power and stealing it from one another in fatal games of greed. Women, on the other hand, must learn to forge their own power, sometimes with the scraps unwittingly left behind by powerful men, but often without anything but their minds and their determination. The reason Veronica is the ostensible lead of this ensemble is because her journey is in learning to not be like her husband. It\u2019s no thematic accident that the widows\u2019 heist is taking from the symbolic patriarchy of the Manning estate, and it\u2019s no bit of sloppy plotting to have Harry Rawlings lurk in the background as a still-living ghost of Veronica\u2019s past. In that final confrontation where Veronica kills her attacking, greed-maddened husband, she\u2019s putting the final nail in the coffin of a past perception that any power she might gain is subject to the commands and limitations of the men who impose obligations and blame upon her.\nThe epilogue of Widows shows us just what Veronica chooses to do with that power. As Manning wins the election but loses his father as a casualty of the heist, Veronica doesn\u2019t take her newfound riches as a means to reinforce her power in the criminal community. Rather, she does as Manning purported to do but never did: she gives back to her community, offering no stipulations except that the library she\u2019s funding should be named after her murdered son. According to Widows, this is what women do with the power they must forcibly take, the result of female criminality when male criminality is only serving oneself and one\u2019s privilege. 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        "raw_content": "M&A Building Blocks\nMergers and Acquisitions in Canada (PDF, 902 KB)\nCanada has an active and vibrant mergers and acquisitions market. The legal processes and procedures reflect this, by establishing relatively clear and straight forward rules by which M&A transactions can be completed. At the same time, the law continues to develop and evolve as it relates to directors\u2019 duties and responsibilities, so that hostile acquisitions and responses to shareholder activism can be the subject of creative strategies and structures.\nThe summary is intended to provide a high level outline of the principal legal considerations pertaining to public company M&A in Canada. The question and answer format is designed to provide answers to some of the most commonly asked questions by potential buyers who are contemplating an M&A transaction. The summary is based on the law as it stands as of March 2018, almost two years after significant changes were made to take-over rules in Canada. These rules were designed, among other reasons, to give directors of target boards more time, if needed, to respond to a hostile take-over bid. If you have questions that are not answered here, please contact us and we would be glad to answer you in person.",
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        "title": "Kineti L'Tziyon \u05e7\u05e0\u05d0\u05ea\u05d9 \u05dc\u05e6\u05d9\u05d5\u05df: Taboo Facts from Scripture",
        "raw_content": "Taboo Facts from Scripture\nBecause God does not fit into your modern, pluralistic, western idea of God -- all love, peace, equality, tolerance, never raising a finger of judgment, never condemning an immoral act -- you will say, \"That's not my God!\"\nAnd for you religious folks who already believe God, you might be in for a little shock too. What I will show here will go against some of your doctrines. You might question whether all of Scripture really is from God, because you too have been influenced by our pluralistic, secular western culture, and have your own ideas about who God is.\nYou will see why no one talks about these things, why they're so taboo! Because secular people will refuse to see a God who doesn't fit their definition, and religious folks will be weakened because their doctrines don't hold water.\nNonetheless, these taboo facts should be stated, if only to get a better picture of who God really is. Minus man's doctrines, ignoring secular conjecture.\nSo here are some taboo statements from Scripture, stated as concise and matter-of-factly as I can. Explanations for tricky ones at the end.\nIf any of you have some to add, or think I'm wrong about any of these, or have questions, please ask in the comments.\nThe Torah prohibits male homosexuality and calls it sexual immorality on par with promiscuity, adultery, incest, and promiscuity.\nThe Torah does not mention female homosexuality, however Christian Scripture lumps both male and female homosexuality as sexual immorality.\nJewish and Christian Scriptures do not mention masturbation.\nPolygamy is not commanded, but neither is it outlawed.1\nPornography is adultery: Messiah stated that if a man so much as looks at another woman in lust, he is committing adultery in his heart.\nNo mixed marriages: if you're an Israelite, God commanded that you do not marry a non-Israelite.\nThe Torah does not command slavery, but neither does it outlaw it.2\nIn the New Testament, Paul comments on slavery, admonishing masters to be kind to their slaves, but does not abolish or condemn the practice.\nGod commands the wife to serve the husband, and the husband to serve God; the husband is the head of the family.\nHatred & violence\nGod commanded Israel go to war against the peoples occupying the land he gave them.\nGod killed the firstborn child of each family in Egypt.\nGod destroyed the cities of G'morah and S'dom and all the people within because of human sin, likely sexual immorality including homosexuality.\nGod commanded the Israelites in the Torah to destroy and drive out the people that were occupying the land he promised to Israel.\nGod does not love everyone. God spoke through a prophet, \"Jacob (Israel) I loved, but Esau I hated.\"\nEsau's grandson, Amalek, was especially hated by God; God commanded that Amalek's name be blotted out of memory, as God would be continually at war with Amalek and his descendants for what they did to Israel.3\nThe writer of Psalm 137 hated Edom (Esau) with passion, going as far to say happy is the one who seizes Esau's infants and dashes them on rocks.4\nThe writer of Psalm 139, attributed to King David, encourages the reader to hate those that hate God.\nMessiah commands that you pluck out your eye if it causes you to stumble, or cut off your arm if it causes you to sin, or cut off your foot if it causes you to sin.\nGod commands that a woman's hand be cut off if she broke up a fight by grabbing one of them by the testicles. Yes, really.\nKing Josiah performed what many would call a religious cleansing in Israel5, including killing priests of other religions and tearing down their altars and places of worship, and was considered righteous for doing so.\nWhen Israel was on its journey to the promised land and began fornicating with Moabite women who introduced idol and Ba'al worship, Moses commanded they be killed: \"Take all the leaders of these people, kill them and expose them in broad daylight before the LORD, so that the Lord's fierce anger may turn away from Israel.\"\nIn response to Moses' command, a Levite named Pinchas saw one of the children of Israel fornicating with a Midianite woman in front of Moses and the whole assembly. Pinchas drove a spear threw both of them, and was considered righteous for it.6\nGod commanded that the parents of rebellious, gluttonous, drunken son can put their child on community trial if they choose. If the son is found guilty, he should be stoned to death.7\nJesus was violent on at least one occasion and was considered righteous for it.8\nJesus was not tolerant of other religions. In fact, he actively subverted the religious leaders of his time.\nJesus called people names: hypocrite, white-washed tomb, prophet-stoner, thief, murderer, son of the devil, to name a few.\nGod told us that clothing made of mixed materials is forbidden. Yes, really.\nGod commanded that men do not shave the sides of their beards or heads in mourning for the dead.\nGod told us that tattooing, piercing, or otherwise marring oneself in mourning for the dead is wrong.\nThe term \"trinity\" is not found anywhere in Scripture.\nThere is no Scriptural basis for a \"3-in-1\" God, either from the Christian or Jewish Bibles.9\nNo where in Scripture is a record of anyone asking Jesus into his heart.\nThe apostles, including Paul, ruled that new gentile believers should start by follow 4 laws from the Torah, 3 of which are dietary. Modern Christians do not keep any 3 of them.\nEaster, Christmas, Lent, and many other Christian holidays are not found in Scripture.\nAdoration and Eucharist (Communion) are not found in Scripture. Penance (confession to Catholic priests) is not found in Scripture.\nPaul commanded gentiles keep the feast of Passover, yet Christians do not keep this.\nChristians do not keep a succinct commandment of their own Messiah, where he told his followers to keep the Torah.\nAlcohol is permitted throughout Scripture; even Jesus drank strong wine.\nThe word \"church\" does not appear anywhere in the gospels.10\nJewish doctrines\nWhile modern religious Jews wear hats (either yarmulkes, top hats, or turbans), there is no such commandment in Scripture.11\nWhile modern religious Jews do not shave their beards or sidelocks, there is no such general commandment in Scripture, only a specific one in relation to mourning for the dead.\nThe Jewish practice of separating meats and dairy is not found in Scripture.12\nAccording the the Jewish Bible, in the book of Daniel, the Messiah must come before the destruction of the 2nd Temple. The Temple was destroyed ~30 years after Jesus.\nWhile many Orthodox Jewish men in Israel live off welfare and study Torah as their profession, there is no such commandment in Scripture. It is arguable they are breaking a commandment to work by the sweat of their brow.\nGod instituted animal sacrifices; only blood atones. Since there is no Temple, Jews have no atonement for sin.\nThere is no commandment that the Temple must be in Jerusalem.\nThere is no commandment that there must be a Temple. 13\nGod commanded Israelites to occupy all the land He promised them which includes all of modern-day Israel, all the Palestinian territories, all of Lebanon, large parts of Syria, Jordan, and Egypt.\nGod commanded Israel to drive out the inhabitants of the land he gave them, otherwise they would be a thorn in Israel's side.\nIsraeli democracy is not Scriptural. The western idea of democracy itself is Greek, not Scriptural, and it's triumph in Israel is a postmortem defeat of the Maccabees.\nWhew. Have you deleted this blog from your bookmarks yet?\nWe just exposed the trinity, Roman Catholic sacraments, democracy, the sinner's prayer, Palestinian rights to Palestine, Jewish religion, Christian religion, the church, homosexuality, Israelite mixed marriages, pacifism, and Christmas. Oh, and I mentioned that God hates some people!\nSee what I mean? God is not your idea of Him.\nFor many of you, your mind is fighting you, trying either to explain away God's deviation from your understanding of what he should be, or trying to discredit these things and put them aside.\nBut a wise person understands God's reign is very different from the world's perception of good. God's goodness doesn't always match our idea of goodness.\nGod isn't what the world wants -- a tolerant, passive, many-paths-to-him, never angry kind of God. God isn't what the world expects.\n1. Several of the patriarchs, including Abraham, Solomon, and possibly Moses had multiple wives. We must remember that at this time in history, many women died in childbirth. Polygamy may have been a way to ensure the survival of one's offspring. Messiah later commented on marriage, saying, \"From the beginning, God made them male and female, and for this reason a man shall leave his parents and cling to his wife.\" This statement suggests a monogamous, heterosexual relationship as God's ideal for humanity.\n2. Instead, it regulated slavery, perhaps because the agricultural society of the time so heavily relied on it. Our western minds, perhaps thanks to Hollywood, tend to picture slavery with an abusive slaveholder whipping some poor slave. The reality would have been different, however: slavery at that time was much like the employer/employee system of today, where one serves another in order to survive. Israelites were not allowed to take fellow Israelites as servants.\n3. Who is Esau's descendants today? Some have suggested they moved into the Middle East with his near relatives of Ishmael and his descendants. Ishmaelites today are modern Arabs. Another theory according to Jewish tradition, Esau's descendants were the progenitors of Rome.\n4. The psalmist hated Edom (Esau) for their taking Israel captive and sending them to Babylon as slaves, saying, Remember, Lord, what the Edomites did on the day Jerusalem fell. \"Tear it they cried, \"tear it down to its foundations!\" O Daughter of Babylon, doomed to destruction, happy is he who repays you for what you have done to us he who seizes your infants and dashes them against the rocks.\n5. Josiah tore down all the houses of worship of Ba'al, rounded up their prophets and families of prophets and killing them all. He destroyed the fertility Asherah poles setup in the Temple courtyard. He removed the Topheth, where parents were sacrificing their children to Molech. He dug up the bones of pagan priests and burned them on their own altars, then destroyed the altars. He used tax money to repair the Temple in Jerusalem.\n6. God considered this single act of Pinchas so righteous, God removed the plague he put on Israel for their nation-wide fornication.\n7. Given the preconditions for this community trial, we conclude the son must have been at least a teenager or young adult.\n8. See Righteous Anger, Righteous Violence\n9. The theology of Trinity is taken from the a verse in Matthew 28 where Messiah tells the apostles to baptize in \"the name of the Father, Son, and Spirit\". However, some ancient translations do not have Matthew 28 present, thus this may have been a later insertion. Either way, trinity is not mentioned.\n10. In modern translations, Matthew contains 2 references to \"church\", but there is no basis for this translation, as literal translations render it \"assembly\". Further, some ancient translations actually render it \"house of prayer\". See Upon This Disciple I'll Build My New Religion for more info.\n11. The Cohen HaGadol, high priests, however, are commanded to wear turbans.\n12. The practice comes from ruling of Jewish sages who saw the Scriptural commandment \"Do not boil a goat kid in its mother's milk\" and took it a step further and separated all meats and dairy.\n13. There is, however, a commandment that there must be a Tabernacle, a kind of movable Temple.\nfound in Christianity, Judaism\nNathan Wednesday, August 13, 2008 2:26:00 PM\nWait, Christians eat food sacrificed to idols, drink blood (or eat food with blood in it), and things that have been strangled? I don't know about the blood (probably guilty there), but I've never eaten something offered to idols to my knowledge, nor anything strangled.\nJudah Himango Wednesday, August 13, 2008 3:06:00 PM\nMuch of the beef we eat is strangled or otherwise killed without draining the blood, which was the intent of the command.\nWe also eat food with blood in it - who hasn't eaten a rare steak?\nYou're right about food from animals sacrificed to idols.\nHayley Wednesday, August 13, 2008 6:25:00 PM\nI am loving your blog lately, lots of great knowledge. I got a couple of questions though. What about when Jesus was baptized and the voice of the Father came from heaven and the Holy Spirit ascended in the form of a dove? Isn't that an example of the trinity? And I always thought that when Jesus taught about adultery, and he mentions looking at a woman in lust and then immediately after says that if your right hand causes you to sin to cut if off that he was talking about masturbation. I could be wrong though.\nNo basis for a 3-in-1 God, eh? There are scores of references throughout the Scriptures, whether formulaic or not! Guess you missed 2 Corinthians 13:4--an obvious one!\n\"The grace of the Lord Jesus Christ, and the love of God, and the fellowship of the Holy Spirit, be with you all\" (NAS 95).\nThe day that people such as yourself are flushed and eradicated from the Messianic movement will be a great day indeed!\nJudah Himango Thursday, August 14, 2008 10:08:00 AM\nRegarding trinity, there is certainly a Father, Messiah who's the son of God, and God's spirit. But that does not mean that God is 3-in-1... see my reply to anon below.\nRegarding masturbation, you're right, it's possible that verse implies masturbation. It's not conclusive; he mentions eyes first, then hands, then feet. He's not talking about masturbation in all of those. It's possible he's not talking about masturbation in any of those.\nTrinity is not mentioned in the New Testament or anywhere else. You point to a passage that cites Father, Son, and spirit (as did I in the post).\nI point you to Revelation and Daniel and Isaiah which speak of the seven spirits of God.\nYour citation doesn't indicate a triune God any more than my citation indicates a heptune God.\nAll I'm saying is, God is more than we can imagine. Father, son, spirit? Yes. More than that? Yes.\nForgiving your insults,\njoyindestructible Thursday, August 14, 2008 11:02:00 AM\nYou forgot the most important reason why people choose to not believe in God. They get mad because God doesn't do things their way and serve all their needs so they turn their back on Him.\nThe only one that I would quibble with is that I don't think God, in the OT,prohibits all marriages but only that of Jews and non-Jews. He had a special purpose in keeping the Jewish people separate from the rest of the world. That purpose was to raise from among them the Messiah Who would bring salvation to all peoples. God is not a racist.\nExcuse me, the above post should read 'mixed-marriages'. Someday, I'll learn to edit BEFORE I hit submit...\nPam, I actually agree with the mixed marriages thing. I think it's fine for folks to have mixed race marriages.\nThe commandment was to Israelites; in the post I said. Since even gentiles could join Israel, it was not a matter of race, but rather, a matter of faith.\nNow here's a thought. Boy, people are gonna hate me for even suggesting this.\nRacist implies dislike or favoritism of a people due to descent. Doesn't God favor the Jewish race? Doesn't God war against Esau's race?\nAdmittedly, they're from the same family line, both descendants of Isaac... anyways, just thinking out loud.\nPut it another way, isn't it perfectly alright for God to favor whom he chooses and curse whom he choses based on the sins of their fathers?\nIn the Torah, in fact, it's part of the 10 Commandments, God says,\n\"I, YHWH your God, am a jealous God, punishing the children for the sin of the fathers to the third and fourth generation of those who hate me, but showing love to a thousand generations of those who love me and keep my commandments.\"\nIn this sense, God could punish, even hate, the descendants of one man. It's not racism, but it is justice passed down from generation to generation.\njoyindestructible Thursday, August 14, 2008 7:39:00 PM\nOoops, I guess I misread as well as misediting. Are you sure this isn't Monday?????\nI don't believe God shows favor to the Jews because He likes you guys better. He chose your people because you suit His purpose. That isn't racism.\nI would like to weigh in on a few of these.\nCertainly the Bible doesn't mention a thing called a \"Trinity,\" but is seems to me that it is there none the less. I think it is difficult for our feeble, finite minds to get a handle on what God is really like. He chose to describe Himself in terms we could understand. The Bible talks about God as the Father and God the Son and God's Holy Spirit. The Father sent His Son into the world to die for our sins so that we may be saved by His life. He sent His Spirit into the world to convict the world of sin, righteousness and judgment. Are all of these different attributes of one God? Are all of these separate God's? I think the Bible suggests the former. Do you believe Jesus was God? I know I do. Do you believe a man can be separated from his word? Can God be separated from His?\nThere may be no instances of someone inviting Jesus into their heart, but there are verses that talk about God placing His Spirit into our hearts. 2 Corinthians 1:22 and Galatians 4:6 come to mind. There are also other verses that talk about us/God opening our hearts to Him.\nThe church wasn't formed until Pentecost, so why should it be mentioned in the Gospels? The church, of course, is the body of Christ, which is composed of all believers. That thing we attend on Sunday, that we call church, is really just a congregation of believers.\nI agree that drinking in and of itself isn't a sin; however it can become that one if it takes the place of God in your life. But, this is true of anything.\nI know that I don't have God all figured out. The more mature I get, the less I lean on my own understanding and trust the Spirit of God to lead me and give me wisdom.\nP.S. Are there any Jewish feasts that occur during the time of my trip in September (9-11)?\nGary, I actually agree.\nI think the sinner's prayer, for example, is a righteous thing. I only say it is not recorded in Scripture to keep a proper perspective.\nI pointed out all these things not because of my own theologies. I believe in Father, Son Messiah, and Spirit of God. I believe drinking can be abused (I personally don't drink.) I believe the sinner's prayer is a good thing.\nIt's kind of taboo to say this stuff isn't in Scripture; it's so crucial, so integrated into our religion today. But better to hear it from a fellow believer than an atheist who wants to shake your faith.\nSeptember 9-11, hmm, I'm not sure if any of the Feasts are falling on those days! I'll have to check.\nHe didn't choose Jews because he likes us better. Hahaha. So true and stated so simply. Thank you.\nIn regards to masturbation I thought also what Haley said and also how in 1 Corinthians 7:1-6 (NIV) .....V2 But since there is so much immorality, each man should have his own wife, and each woman her own husband.....\nWhy not say to the men like he said in verse 1 to not marry. (masturbation)should take care of much of the lust one has... [I think]if it were the case.\nI'm a Christian and believe wholeheartedly with what you said...there is no trinity. Some Christians are amazed to learn that the term \"God the Son\" does not exist in the scriptures. That term is not used - not ever - not even once. While there is God, there is Jesus, and there is Holy Spirit, their relationship is not \"trinitarian\". Peter declares his faith in Jesus'identity in Matthew 16, \"But what about you, he[Jesus] asked. Who do you say I am?\" Simon Peter answered, \"You are the Christ, the Son of the living God. 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        "raw_content": "\u201cThe City of Lawrence is excited to partner with Jump IN and other community organizations to take on this healthy challenge,\u201d said Lawrence Mayor Steve Collier, one of two co-chairs of the Healthy Families Healthy Children Steering Committee. \u201cStrengthening the health of our families and children throughout Greater Lawrence and the Far Eastside is critical to making our entire community a great place to live, work, play, and raise a family.\u201d\n\u201cWorking with a broad group of dedicated partners, we are confident that we can make significant progress to address some of the root causes of health disparities in our community,\u201d said Lawrence Township Trustee Steve Talley, the other co-chair of the Steering Committee. \u201cOur goal is to make the healthy choice the easy choice throughout Greater Lawrence and the Far Eastside.\u201d\nThe initiative will help schools, child care providers, and youth organizations increase healthy eating and physical activity among the children they serve. Employers will get tools to create healthy worksites and promote healthy behaviors among employees and their families.\nThe effort will also employ innovative strategies to tackle food access issues in food deserts throughout the community and will work to create safe places for kids and families to play. Health care providers will team up with community organizations to provide families access to the resources they need to promote their children\u2019s health. Finally, a public education campaign will encourage the entire community to eat more fruits and vegetables, be more active, spend less time in front of a computer or TV, and cut back on sugar-sweetened beverages.\n\u201cThis Challenge presents a great opportunity to implement innovative, evidence-based practices that will change the culture of health in Greater Lawrence/Far Eastside in significant and positive ways,\u201d said Ron Gifford, CEO of Jump IN for Healthy Kids. \u201cThe strategies that demonstrate successful outcomes here can be applied immediately in other neighborhoods throughout the Indianapolis region.\u201d\nThe initiative is led by a local Steering Committee that currently includes the City of Lawrence, the Lawrence Township Trustee, Metropolitan School District of Lawrence Township, Community Alliance for the Far Eastside (CAFE), La Plaza, Community Health Network, Benjamin Harrison YMCA, Finish Line Boys and Girls Club, Roche Diagnostics, Glick Family Foundation, Fervent Prayer Church, Mount Carmel Baptist Church, and the Greater Lawrence Chamber of Commerce. Jump IN for Healthy Kids and Purdue University Cooperative Extension will staff the initiative as project co-managers, with technical support from the Indiana State Department of Health and Marion County Public Health Department.\nAs a member of the HealthyCommunity50 participating in the Challenge, Greater Lawrence/Far Eastside will receive an initial $10,000 seed grant, along with additional resources and technical assistance throughout the course of the two-year Challenge. At the conclusion of the Challenge, the programs most able to show measurable change will be eligible for prize awards from $25,000 - $250,000. Participants will be judged on their own progress and will not be competing against each other.\nFor more information on the Healthiest Cities Challenge, visit www.healthiestcities.org.\nA Tale of Two Communities: The Demographics of Greater Lawrence/Far Eastside\nThe Greater Lawrence/Far Eastside Healthy Families Healthy Children initiative serves zip codes 46226 and 46235 to the south, and 46216 (predominantly Fort Harrison State Park) and 46236 to the north. Significant socio-economic and health disparities exist between the southern and northern portions of the community. Find out more about the community and this initiative in the detailed project description.\nHow does nutrition affect student achievement in school? NEXT \u00bb",
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        "raw_content": "WWDC \u201907 Keynote Thoughts\nLeopard: I have a feeling this will be a very significant OSX release. I\u2019m looking forward to it in October.\nGames: I admin, I\u2019ve secretly been wanting to play C&C 3. Not that it\u2019s much of an issue with Bootcamp and the new 3D acceleration in Parallels and VMware, but it\u2019s still nice to see a native Mac app.\nSafari 3 on Windows: I\u2019ve heard a lot of complaints about it so far, mainly due to the non-Windows style UI. I tend to agree, and I can\u2019t see Safari replacing Firefox on my Windows PCs anytime soon. I don\u2019t think it really matters if it gains any marketshare on Windows though; what\u2019s really important is that web developers can finally test sites in Safari, even if they don\u2019t own a Mac.\nThe Safari 3 OSX beta, on the other hand, is great. Lots of neat new UI features, and the new WebKit is much faster, even on my aging PowerBook.\niPhone Web Apps: A little disappointing to Cocoa developers, but I guess at least it\u2019s something. Web apps will be able to tie into the phone\u2019s dialing and email features, so it should give potential developers basic capabilities.\nI\u2019ve heard some speculation that this is really a stopgap measure until Apple has the time to develop a set of stable iPhone APIs, create a working development environment and emulator, and take care of any hardware and software bugs in the rev A model. I tend to agree; you can\u2019t assume anything about Apple\u2019s long term plans for a device that\u2019s not even in stores yet.",
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        "raw_content": "Author: Sam Coffman\nThe Herbal Medic\nBy Sam Coffman\ton September 26, 2012 at 12:16 PM\nThe title of this article (\u201cThe Herbal Medic\u201d) may conjure up a variety of images for the reader. The reason for using this title (here as well as in the courses I teach at my survival school) is that \u2026\nWest Nile Virus, Herbs and Holistic Medicine\nBy Sam Coffman\ton August 24, 2012 at 8:50 AM\nThere was a death recently in San Antonio from the West Nile Virus, which has prompted a lot of attention to prevention and care for anyone who might get infected with what they think is this disease. \u2026\nUrban Survival and \u201cBugging In\u201d\nBy Sam Coffman\ton April 16, 2012 at 8:48 AM\nMuch of the hype around preparedness and urban survival focuses on the concept of the \u201cbug-out\u201d bag and its various incarnations; and why not? It\u2019s a much simpler concept to wrap one\u2019s head around \u2026\nBy Sam Coffman\ton February 16, 2012 at 10:21 AM\nRecently, I\u2019ve had enough time to devote more energy to home projects that have been on the \u201cto-do\u201d list for at least a few years now. One of those projects is an indoor aquaponics setup in a \u2026\nThoughts on Medicinal Herb Gardening\nBy Sam Coffman\ton February 1, 2012 at 6:10 PM\nI have always been more likely to wildcraft local medicinal plants rather than grow them. Or for that matter, when my life has just been too hectic to even take time to wildcraft, I have relied on \u2026\nSlacklines for Balance and Coordination\nBy Sam Coffman\ton November 29, 2011 at 4:54 PM\nLast fall, during the Primitive Core Basic class at our Liberty Hill campus, a student brought along her slackline and set it up as a great way to spend some free time at the end of the day. I had \u2026\nHow to make herbal cough drops\nBy Sam Coffman\ton November 6, 2011 at 2:44 PM\nWhen it comes to first aid kits, I prefer to use my cough syrup anyway, because it\u2019s more space efficient. However, if you are looking to make hard candy that you can store at room temperature (to include a first aid kit) then you will probably want to use backstrap molasses or corn syrup (see ingredients below). \u2026\nThe Amazing Lantana Plant\nBy Sam Coffman\ton July 22, 2011 at 2:12 PM\n**NOTE \u2013 ALL OF THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION IS ONLY TO SHARE THE MEDICINAL RESULTS I HAVE PERSONALLY EXPERIENCED WITH THIS AND OTHER PLANTS. NO INFORMATION IN THIS BLOG IS ANY SUBSTITUTE FOR A \u2026\nSurvivalism vs. Primitive Skills\nIn a sort of short answer to so many survivalist sites out there on the internet that seem to have a need to pull religion (namely Christianity) and politics (namely an obtuse brand of \u2026\nHerbal Poultices\nBy Sam Coffman\ton March 14, 2011 at 8:31 PM\nWell, I\u2019ve done it again. I\u2019ve managed to make myself busy to the point of ignoring the blog for way too long. I will get back to some other survival archery stuff later. Right now, one of the primary \u2026",
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        "raw_content": "Someday, in the future, when our kind robot overlords benignly grant us this power, I will write these posts in my mind and they will be automatically transcribed to draft posts. Then, at my leisure, I will review and edit, and then publish. No? Not so much? Before you call a milliner and have me fitted for a tin-foil hat, just know a lot of my brain-time has been spent in some sort of virtual landscape. Right now I am (desperately?) trying to target many a clay-pigeon random thought and start to make some concrete choices for the next eight weeks. I do not handle unstructured time well, apparently.\nTeaching years are like vacation packages: 7 days, six nights. The two months of summer breaks are so critical for us in this bizarre profession. I feel like you all tried to warn me, caution me, about burn-out, fatigue, national issues, money-at-the-top, and yet I didn\u2019t listen, I ignored, and I hid. I just wanted to teach. 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        "raw_content": "Home / Music / Interviews music / Interview: Matchbox Twenty\u2019s Rob Thomas Discusses the Band\u2019s New Album, North\nMatchbox Twenty's Rob Thomas discusses the band's latest album, North.\nInterview: Matchbox Twenty\u2019s Rob Thomas Discusses the Band\u2019s New Album, North\nKirsten Coachman August 31, 2012 Comments Off on Interview: Matchbox Twenty\u2019s Rob Thomas Discusses the Band\u2019s New Album, North 72 Views\nIt\u2019s been 10 years since the multi-platinum selling band Matchbox Twenty (Rob Thomas, Paul Doucette, Kyle Cook, and Brian Yale) released a full-length studio record of new material, and on Tuesday, September 4, the band is set to release their latest endeavor, North.\nIn between working on Matchbox Twenty records, lead singer Rob Thomas released two solo records; 2005\u2019s \u2026Something to Be, which spawned the Top 10 hit, \u201cLonely No More,\u201d and 2009\u2019s Cradlesong. Additionally, he was ranked #5 on Billboard\u2019s Top 20 List of Hot 100 Songwriters 2000-2011.\nLast week, Thomas and I spoke over the phone about Matchbox Twenty\u2019s new record, including sharing songwriting duties with the band, the creative process for their current hit, \u201cShe\u2019s So Mean,\u201d and making records for people to listen to from beginning to end.\nBeing that North is the first full-length record that you guys have released in the last 10 years, what united you guys after all that time to get together to work on new music?\nIt was always in our plan. I had solo records that I wanted to make and being that we made a greatest hits record right in the middle. For both of us, me solo and us as a band, it always involves extensive touring. That\u2019s just kind of the amount of time that past, but we always had the plan. 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That way you have these moments during the writing process where you\u2019re surprised more than you would be if you were writing alone.\nAnd also, I think, we have songs like, \u201cShe\u2019s So Mean\u201d and songs like \u201cPut Your Hands Up\u201d that kind of keep to this feeling that we were having of, when you have a bunch of guys that have been friends for 15 years or more and they\u2019re all sitting around drinking a bunch of wine and playing guitar, sometimes you\u2019re gonna have a little more fun songs than the melancholy that comes when you\u2019re writing alone.\nYou guys had Matt Serletic return to produce this record; what\u2019s the dynamic like while working with him?\nMatt\u2019s worked with us since record one. He did \u201cSmooth\u201d with me and the Willie Nelson record that I wrote songs for, he did that, and we did \u201cLittle Wonders\u201d together. Matt\u2019s like a brother. 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At what point while you\u2019re working on a record do you realize that you have a good song on your hands?\nIt\u2019s impossible to know if you\u2019ve got a good song on your hands. You just have no idea how the climate\u2019s going to be or how it\u2019s going to be received, you know, with that right amount luck kind of mixed in.\nFor us, it\u2019s just when we find something that we would like. It\u2019s kind of that simple. The only thing that makes it harder with a band is that it\u2019s got to be something that all four of us would like. There\u2019s a lot of places we converge on, but then we all also come from different kinds of music that we listen to ourselves. Like, I think Kyle was going through a Beyonce/Rihanna phase that I wasn\u2019t going through at the time.\nWhen you have that moment when we all listen to it and we all say, \u201cYeah, we really like this song,\u201d and we would like it if we heard it, that\u2019s the closest you come. Then you put it out there and that\u2019s really all you can do.\nBefore we get into a couple of the tracks, where did the title of the record, North, come from?\nNorth was just a directional thing. The idea of us trying to find our way and figure out who we are right now in our lives, in our careers as a band. North meant just that; when you\u2019re lost, you find north.\nHow did the record\u2019s first single, \u201cShe\u2019s So Mean\u201d come about and what was the inspiration behind the track?\nReally, we just started out as kind of a melody exercise. We only had this one chord progression that ran through and then all these different kind of melodies that pop up around it that were completely different from each other. We had that for a long time; we never had a chorus, so it didn\u2019t really mean anything. It was just kind of a fun ditty.\nWhen we came up with the line of \u201cShe\u2019s so mean,\u201d then all of a sudden we started to have a story to tell, so then we could write the lyrics for it. We could actually sit down and tell this story of like an intervention that you\u2019re having with your friend. You know, basically a metaphor of how intelligent people can make really, really bad decisions when it comes to the heart or sex. Seemingly really bright people can really make bad decisions. That\u2019s kind of what we wanted it to be about.\nOne of my personal favorite tracks on the new record is \u201cOverjoyed,\u201d and it\u2019s also set to be the band\u2019s next single. What was the behind the decision to follow up \u201cShe\u2019s So Mean\u201d with this particular track?\nYou know, I don\u2019t know. The record company, when we first started out, I think they really wanted to come out with \u201cOverjoyed\u201d first. And knowing that we had all these different flavors on the album, we didn\u2019t want to come out with a ballad as our first single. We wanted to do something with a little bit more energy and excitement.\nBut \u201cOverjoyed\u201d has always been a band favorite, so we were always excited about getting it out there. We always knew it would be a single, so we were fine with it being second. It really didn\u2019t matter at the end of the day if that was the first single, we just put out songs we like.\nYou mentioned the album being full of different flavors, and a track that stood out to me right away was \u201cPut Your Hands Up.\u201d After listening to that track, I immediately thought that that was a track that I wanted to hear live. When you\u2019re recording, do you keep in mind what the songs will sound like live when you\u2019re out touring on the record?\nAs you\u2019re writing the song and recording it, that\u2019s always in the back of your mind. Especially for us, because we\u2019re a live band. Everything we do, we do so we can go out and tour it. The live aspect is really big to us. We\u2019ll say to each other, \u201cThis is going to be really, really great live,\u201d or \u201cThis one\u2019s going to have this great energy live,\u201d or you know, \u201cI like this, but this is what we should do live- we should take this and kind of break this down instead.\u201d We\u2019re already having this conversation as we\u2019re in the studio about how we\u2019re going to transform the songs live.\nIs there a specific track on the record that you\u2019re looking forward to people hearing?\nIt\u2019s all so new. There\u2019s a lot of them, like \u201cParade,\u201d \u201cI Will,\u201d \u201cLike Sugar,\u201d for different reasons.\nWe\u2019re still kind of making records in the idea that people are still listening to them from beginning to end, because there\u2019s a whole journey there. It\u2019s not like once you\u2019ve heard three songs you kind of get the gist of the record.\nI like the fact that as you go through, when the next track starts, you don\u2019t know where it\u2019s going to go or where it\u2019s going to take you, because we\u2019re kind of jumping all over the place. For me, it\u2019s more about the experience. And it\u2019s funny too, because we realized it\u2019s one of the shorter records we\u2019ve made. I think it\u2019s under 50 minutes or something as a whole record.\nIt\u2019s really kind of a little moment in time that we wanted to create. For us, it works better if you sit and listen to it from beginning to end in the order that we have it arranged.\nSpeaking of the record\u2019s song arrangement, how do you guys take the 50 or 60 tracks that you initially worked on and narrow them down to what makes the record?\nIt\u2019s just kind of a process that happens on its own, in a way. 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If four people really hated a song and one guy liked it, then the song doesn\u2019t make it.\nWith the record currently streaming on iTunes, how have the responses and reactions been?\nOh, it\u2019s been great. But also, you\u2019ve got to understand I\u2019m only on Twitter watching the responses, so it\u2019s kind of a bubble of a fan base. I have to wait and try to see, like step outside of it, and find out what other people have to say about it.\nSo you\u2019re going to be featured as a mentor on the third season of The Voice, what is your overall impression of these types of singing competitions as far as finding new talent?\nIt\u2019s funny, we were having this conversation in the band the other day about American Idol. And the fact that all the years they\u2019ve been on, there\u2019s only been four, maybe, legitimate stars. You got your Kelly Clarkson, your Carrie Underwood, your Chris Daughtry\u2026you get the idea.\nTo me, that lends some legitimacy to it, actually. You would think if it was arbitrary just because they had a season that would mean they\u2019d have to have a big star. The currency of what makes a big star really wouldn\u2019t mean anything.\nI look at like the fact 10 or 12 years later the show\u2019s been on, and they\u2019ve managed to find four legitimate musicians and stars; I think that\u2019s amazing. I think just because you get the opportunity to be on that show, even if you win, some people do great, some people don\u2019t win and they do better, but that opportunity is just that.\nIt\u2019s kind of a sign of the times that now the record companies don\u2019t have the money they used to have for A&R and for marketing, and to actually have a guy in every region kind of hanging out and checking out musicians. This is like one A&R chance. Here you go, this is your talent show, you can show up, do your best, and even if you get that opportunity; you get that record deal, something happens from that show, that\u2019s when the real work really begins, anyway. There\u2019s no guarantee that because 30 million people saw you kill it in one performance, that doesn\u2019t mean you\u2019re going to make a career out of it. That\u2019s still up to you to do.\nI don\u2019t have that cynical point of view of like, \u201cWell, in my day, we went out and we had to play all the time. These guys do it on TV and they just wind up being stars.\u201d I think they wind up being celebrities, but it doesn\u2019t give them a career right away.\nBeing part of a band that has remained relevant throughout the years, what is some key advice that you would give newer bands that are looking to have the same type of longevity in their careers?\nFor us, the whole thing, I guess, we never really thought about it. We still don\u2019t. 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        "raw_content": "This month, I\u2019ve read a real mixture of books, including young adult, sci-fi, fantasy, and non-fiction. Here\u2019s what I\u2019ve been reading.\n(Re-Read) Looking for Alaska\nLooking for Alaska is a coming-of-age novel about a boy whose life changes when he moves away to a boarding school and meets the beautiful, captivating and unpredictable Alaska Young. It\u2019s an emotional story that pulls on all the emotions, filled with recklessness and laughter, then heartbreak and tragedy.\nI first read Looking for Alaska about six years ago, and it quickly became one of my favourite books. I wasn\u2019t sure what to expect from this book now that I\u2019m older, but I\u2019m pleased to say that I still love John Green\u2019s writing, and found this story emotional, meaningful and thought-provoking. I found this book slightly less impactful during my re-read, and that\u2019s probably because I found this book at exactly the right age, and some of the content is slightly less shocking now that I\u2019m older. I can still understand exactly why I loved this book, and I\u2019m unbelievably excited that John Green has a new book coming out later on this year!\nOriginal Rating: 5/5\nRe-Read Rating: 4.5/5\nAmerican Gods is a long and winding roadtrip of a fantasy book, featuring bizarre and intriguing characters and based on mythology. Shortly before his release from prison, soon-to-be ex-convict Shadow learns that his wife Laura has been killed in a car accident. Released early and on his way to Laura\u2019s funeral, Shadow meets a mysterious man called Mr Wednesday, a con-artist and trickster looking for a bodyguard. 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Kate Harker\u2019s father makes a living and a reputation selling the city\u2019s inhabitants protection from the monsters he controls, and Kate strives to prove that she can be just as ruthless. August, meanwhile, is a monster who can steal souls by playing music, and wants to be human.\nHaving fallen in love with V. E. Schwab\u2019s Shades of Magic series, I had high hopes for this book. I loved the concept, and the characters in this story felt immediately vivid and interesting. The writing in this book is fantastic, the plot gripping, and the characterization impressive. Although I didn\u2019t love this quite as much as the Shades of Magic series, I really liked this book, and I\u2019m looking forward to getting my hands on Our Dark Duet.\nDancing Barefoot is a short collection of essays based on Wil Wheaton\u2019s blog posts. In these posts, he writes about topics including Star Trek, grief, and William Shatner.\nThis collection of stories from Wil Wheaton\u2019s life was a quick and easy read that I finished in one evening. Wil Wheaton is a great storyteller, so from that perspective, I enjoyed this book. However, it didn\u2019t really feel like there was very much substance to this, especially compared to Just a Geek, which I really connected to. It also repeated stories I had heard before, so it didn\u2019t feel as novel. This was a nice collection of well-written and relatable essays, but it\u2019s too short to really make any kind of impact.\nCibola Burn (The Expanse #4)\nWarning: incoming spoilers for earlier books in The Expanse. Cibola Burn is the fourth installment in James S. A. Corey\u2019s The Expanse series. The story takes place on New Terra, one of the new planets revealed by the gates discovered in the previous book. Conflict breaks out on New Terra between settlers who have already begun to inhabit the planet, and the company that owns the official claim to the planet, with the crew of the Rocinante stuck in the middle.\nThis is the first sci-fi series I\u2019ve really connected to for some time. Whilst my favourite characters are still Bobbie and Avasarala from book two, I liked the viewpoints in this book, and really enjoyed the plot. I also loved some of the more high sci-fi concepts in Cibola Burn. I found some of the themes and characters in this book a little similar to the previous book, but I liked how quickly the pace progressed. Overall, this was another great book in The Expanse series, and I\u2019m very excited to read the next book.\nThe Art of Being Normal is a contemporary young adult book told from the viewpoints of two teenagers. The main characters are David, who\u2019s called \u201cfreak show\u201d by his classmates and wants to be a girl, and Leo, the new boy at school, who\u2019s trying to keep a low profile whilst hiding secrets of his own. This is an emotional book featuring a transgender protagonist, and themes including friendship, family, and bullying.\nI liked this book most of all because it tells a story we don\u2019t see in many books, and because it handles a number of issues with sensitivity. I found the characters in this book believable and unique, particularly David, whose attitude I liked from the start. This book is very character-driven, so I didn\u2019t find myself completely gripped by the plot, and the writing didn\u2019t feel quite as impactful as I expected, but this was still an enjoyable read that tells an important story.\nI already have a couple of books lined up for July, including the last couple of books on my YALC reading list. I\u2019m currently reading Karen M. McManus\u2019 One of Us is Lying, which is definitely living up to expectations so far, and I\u2019m looking forward to starting Spellbook of the Lost and Found by Moira Fowley-Doyle.\nTwitter | Goodreads* | Facebook | Instagram\n*Note: If you add me as a friend on Goodreads, just let me know that you found me through my blog, so I know you\u2019re a real person and aren\u2019t just trying to promote something.\nTagged American Gods, book blogger, book review, book reviews, Books, fantasy, john green, reading, sci-fi, v. e. schwab, young adult\nPrevious postThe Downsides of Book Blogging\nNext post\u2018One Of Us Is Lying\u2019 by Karen M. McManus: Book Review\n8 thoughts on \u201cWhat I\u2019ve Been Reading: June 2017 Book Reviews\u201d\nI didn\u2019t care much for Looking for Alaska, but I\u2019m glad you didn\u2019t grow out of it! It\u2019s nice to keep that special book in our hearts, no matter how old we get \ud83d\ude42\nI\u2019m super excited for American Gods, both the book and the TV show and both of which I still need to try.\nLike you, I really enjoyed ADSOM (still need to read the sequels) and have This Savage Song on my TBR since then. Schwab is simply a genius!\nI didn\u2019t know Wil Wheaton had written any books, which is shameful of me! I really enjoy his youtube videos and am always looking forward to my favorite guests to be invited \ud83d\ude42\nLovely post, Ellie!\nOh, that\u2019s a shame. Was there something in particular you didn\u2019t like about it?\nYou definitely need to read both American Gods and This Savage Song! And finish the Shades of Magic trilogy \u2013 the quality of that series just gets better and better each book.\nYeah, Wil\u2019s written a couple of autobiographical ones, and a couple of fiction ones too (which I think are ebooks). Yeah, I love Tabletop, although I haven\u2019t watched every episode.\nI don\u2019t know\u2026 I guess I just didn\u2019t connect with the characters or the story. Especially Alaska.\nJohn Green feels very formulaic to me. I\u2019ve only read two of his books (the other being An Abundance of Katherines) and in both I felt the same detachment\u2026 They weren\u2019t bad, just not for me, I guess.\nI definitely will! But maybe I\u2019ll wait until the Monsters of Verity trilogy is complete before diving in \ud83d\ude42\nI haven\u2019t watched too many eps of it but I\u2019ve loved them all! I always learn something cool and laugh my butt off hahaha I also loved him in The Guild with Felicia!\nYou\u2019re very welcome! \u2764\nYeah, I know what you mean about Alaska \u2013 she\u2019s not the most relatable character, so I can understand why you didn\u2019t connect to it. Yeah, his books won\u2019t be for everyone \ud83d\ude0a\nOh, I think it\u2019s a duology, so unless I\u2019m wrong, it\u2019s actually complete already!\nYeah, his part in The Guild was great!\nOh you\u2019re right! I\u2019m just so used to everything being a trilogy nowadays I just assumed it was one too hahaha I need to read it then!\nYeah I guess John Green\u2019s books have a specific audience and unfortunately, I\u2019m not it. But that\u2019s okay! \ud83d\ude0a\nI\u2019ve been reading The Winner\u2019s trilogy by Marie Rutkoski and starting July with the third and final book \ud83d\ude42\nOooh that looks really good, I\u2019ve been meaning to read the Winner\u2019s Trilogy for a while. What do you think of it so far?\nreviews for the first 2 books are on my blog \ud83d\ude42 great reads",
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        "raw_content": "While walking around Barnes and Nobles one afternoon, the cover of this book caught my eye. Set up at the table of popular school books for children and teenagers, I am Nujood, Age 10 and Divorced looked to be an incredible read. I\u2019m glad books like this are being read in school. Our youth today need to know what goes on beyond our borders.\nThis young innocent girl was forced to marry and after a few horrible months, Nujood stood up, escaped and got help from judges and lawyers to get a divorce. The idea that a young girl would be forced to be a bride of a man three times her age sickens me. I can\u2019t fathom it. I just can\u2019t.\nHere\u2019s the description from amazon, because it describe the tale much better than I could:\nForced by her father to marry a man three times her age, young Nujood Ali was sent away from her parents and beloved sisters and made to live with her husband and his family in an isolated village in rural Yemen. There she suffered daily from physical and emotional abuse by her mother-in-law and nightly at the rough hands of her spouse. Flouting his oath to wait to have sexual relations with Nujood until she was no longer a child, he took her virginity on their wedding night. She was only ten years old.\nUnable to endure the pain and distress any longer, Nujood fled\u2014not for home, but to the courthouse of the capital, paying for a taxi ride with a few precious coins of bread money. When a renowned Yemeni lawyer heard about the young victim, she took on Nujood\u2019s case and fought the archaic system in a country where almost half the girls are married while still under the legal age. Since their unprecedented victory in April 2008, Nujood\u2019s courageous defiance of both Yemeni customs and her own family has attracted a storm of international attention. Her story even incited change in Yemen and other Middle Eastern countries, where underage marriage laws are being increasingly enforced and other child brides have been granted divorces.\nRecently honored alongside Hillary Clinton and Condoleezza Rice as one of Glamour magazine\u2019s women of the year, Nujood now tells her full story for the first time. As she guides us from the magical, fragrant streets of the Old City of Sana\u2019a to the cement-block slums and rural villages of this ancient land, her unflinching look at an injustice suffered by all too many girls around the world is at once shocking, inspiring, and utterly unforgettable.\nThe book is a quick, yet powerful read. While she is definitely a young girl, she is also an extraordinary one. It was encouraging to read about her determination to get herself out of the situation, but also use it to help other girls. She one day hopes to be a lawyer like the one who helped her, so she can help other little girls in her situation. This quote from Nujood\u2019s is pretty insightful for a 10 year old: \u201cCompared to dreams, reality can be truly cruel. But it can also come up with beautiful surprises.\u201d\nWomen and children\u2019s freedoms and rights around the world (and the US) are something I feel strongly and am passionate about. With stories like Nujood\u2019s, I\u2019m reminded of the small victories I read, but also about all the work that still needs to be done. Sadly slavery and sex trafficking numbers don\u2019t stop, but it needs too. Whenever I have the opportunity, I will use my voice, my platforms to share their story and do what I can to make a difference.\nHere\u2019s a couple organizations that are doing incredible work around the world if you are interested in learning more, getting involved, spreading the word or supporting their work.\nWorld Vision \u2013 https://www.worldvision.org/\nInternational Justice Mission \u2013 https://www.ijm.org/\nFiled Under: Book Review, Non Fiction Tagged With: 4 Questions, book review, change, coaching, culture, divorce, International Justice Mission, Justice, Life, marriage, Nujood, reading, Story, Women's rights, World Vision, Yemen",
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        "raw_content": "Happy Wives Club | Fawn Weaver\nFirst, I need to explain. I\u2019m not married (wouldn\u2019t that be the most shocking bomb ever on this blog?), nor am I getting married anytime soon. So why am I reviewing this book? Well, my friend (hi Charissa!) connected me and I thought it would be a fun read and y\u2019all know how hard it is for me to say no to free books.\nPlus, I love the idea of The Happy Wives Club. How often do you hear people only talking about what\u2019s wrong with their husband? Just watch any reality show and you\u2019ll hear plenty. But what if, even though people aren\u2019t perfect, that wasn\u2019t the focus people talked about? Thus The Happy Wives Club was born.\nIs there really a simple answer to a happy marriage? #happywivesclub\nIn Fawn Weaver\u2019s already New York Times best selling book (I feel like it hit the list 12 seconds after it was released. No lie.) The Happy Wives Club, Fawn travels around the world talking with couples about their secret to being happily married.\nOn a whim, she started the blog HappyWivesClub.com and sent the link to a few of her friends. What started as a casual invitation to five women exploded into an international community with close to 400,000 women in more than 100 countries.\nHappy Wives Club is Fawn\u2019s journey across the world to meet new friends and discover what makes their marriages great. Join her on this exciting, exotic trip across six continents and through more than eighteen cities. Walk the streets of Mauritius, the historic ruins in Italy, and the vistas of New Zealand and Australia. Go from Cape Town to London, Manila to Buenos Aires, Winnipeg to Zagreb.\nThere\u2019s honesty throughout the pages, whether from the author sharing her fears, couples recovering from mistakes they\u2019ve made or tales from authentic relationships. I loved how honest Fawn was about her background, her life and what she\u2019s learned up to this point.\nThe book includes tastes of her adventures around the world (which helped me to appreciate the different women from different cultures!) and the lessons learned. It\u2019s amazing how different cultures, different backgrounds, different faiths can all have the same pieces of wisdom for marriage. Things like respect, trust and laughter to name a few. There must be something to it right?\nThe key to marriage is what you give and other wisdom to being a happy wife! @happywivesclub\nOne of the many reasons I enjoyed this book, is it\u2019s a book of stories. Of people\u2019s lives. Of hope. Of love. So it\u2019s a book for anyone really. If you\u2019ve been married 50 years, just got engaged or marriage isn\u2019t even on your radar, it\u2019s a book of people\u2019s lives that will inspire.\nHave you heard of The Happy Wives Club? If you\u2019re married, what would you add is a secret to being a happy wife/husband?\nP.S. If you\u2019re my friend and you\u2019re getting married, don\u2019t be too shocked if this makes it is your wedding gift ;).\nWhere to buy it: Amazon | | Christian Books\n(Thank you to the author and Thomas Nelson for providing a free copy of the book in exchange for my honest review).\nFiled Under: Book Review, Non Fiction Tagged With: advice, book review, books, Fawn Weaver, Happy Wives Club, marriage, New York Times Bestseller, non-fiction, Thomas Nelson, travel, USA Today bestseller\nHow awesome that you read this.\nThanks!! I hope you get a chance to read it! I\u2019d love to know what you think of it \ud83d\ude42\nPingback: 4 Questions with New York Times Bestseller Fawn Weaver -()",
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        "raw_content": "Twitter is looking for expert to fix India story\nDespite increasing smartphone and internet penetration, Twitter is yet to clock promising advertising salesMegha Mandavia | ET Bureau | October 10, 2018, 09:50 IST\nTwitter is looking for a country director to head India, a leadership role the global microblogging site is seeking to fill in a country that may have failed to live up to the promise of high advertising sales growth despite increasing smartphone and Internet penetration.\nTwitter\u2019s last country head Taranjeet Singh left in September after a stint of three-and-a-half years amid weak advertising revenue. He was brought in to increase its local sales presence by building partnerships with brands and agencies to deepen their customer engagement on the microblogging site.\nTwitter\u2019s monthly active users stand, according to sources, at 30-33 million versus Facebook's 270 million. Twitter does not disclose metrics officially.\n\u201cTwitter is seeking an experienced digital executive to lead the India market. This is a rare opportunity to take a senior role with P&L responsibility, directly leading the country sales team,\u201d the job listing states on Twitter\u2019s career website. Twitter did not reply to an email seeking comments on its India strategy, including the latest initiative to fill the leadership vacuum.\nIn 2016, Twitter appears to have de-prioritised India as a market despite it being one of the bright spots in user growth. The decision was part of the massive restructuring that took place at Twitter, led by its CEO Jack Dorsey, to prevent global revenue growth from stagnating. India\u2019s poor sales metrics didn\u2019t warrant strategic attention.\n\u201cFor a country like India, Internet and social media companies need a long term investment plan. Twitter does not have an appetite for that. The Asia Pacific Region is now Singapore. Twitter still remains a brand that commands respect in India, but it is nothing compared to the peak of 2013-2014,\u201d said a person who recently left Twitter.\nWhile India sees higher traction by way of user base for Internet and social companies, it doesn\u2019t necessarily translate into revenue.\nFacebook has around 270 million users in India, according to Statista, the largest market in terms of users for the social network. The company is expected to earn revenues of $980 million in India in 2018, Reuters reported in September.\nInstagram and WhatsApp, both owned by Facebook, have significant user bases in India. Google touches over 400 million users here through Android, search and gmail. Its revenue last year was $1 billion, as per the same report.\nIn May, Google Southeast Asia and India MD Rajan Anandan said Internet companies would see monetisation when the country touches a per capita income of $ 4,000, which he estimates to be by 2025. India\u2019s current per capita income is around $2,000. Twitter, which was once a platform to connect with celebrities, was replaced by Instagram. Its India office saw a spate of exits and transfers.\nTags : The People Report, Twitter India, Twitter, social media, WhatsApp, social networking, Smartphone, google, advertising sales",
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        "raw_content": "Home British Expat Latest Five questions about Paraguay \u2013 Quick Quiz\nParaguay takes its name from the river that flows centrally through the country. It\u2019s one of just two landlocked countries in the Americas alongside its larger neighbour, Bolivia. What else do you know about it?\nParaguay\u2019s national flag has a particular design feature that (as of 2018) is unique for a national flag. What?\nThe War of the Triple Alliance, fought between 1864 and 1870, saw Paraguay fight and lose against three of its neighbours. Which countries formed the Alliance?\nParaguay falls into two distinct halves geographically, East and West. Western Paraguay is also known as the Chaco. How does chaco translate into English?\nAs of 2018, which commodity accounted for nearly half of Paraguay\u2019s exports?\nMost Paraguayans speak both of the country\u2019s official languages. One is Spanish. What is the other?\nThis entry was posted\ton Monday 27 August 2018 at 12:09\tand is filed under British Expat Latest, Paraguay, Trivia. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.",
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        "raw_content": "Useful links\tBruton Petcare\t2015-10-27T22:04:35+00:00\nWe\u2019ve put together a list of links we hope you will find useful. Some are for charities, others provide a great source of care information\nRescues and re-homes unwanted and abandoned cats and promotes responsible cat ownership\nhttp://www.fabcats.org/\nPromotes the health and welfare of cats. Bruton Vets is proud to be a member of FAB\nUK\u2019s largest dog welfare charity, they never put a healthy dog down\nwww.grwe.com\nDedicated to the rescue and rehabilitation of abused and abandoned Greyhounds in the UK\nRSPCA The Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals\nA veterinary charity dedicated to improving the health and welfare of dogs, cats and horses\nWorks to improves standards of horse welfare and safety\nTHE TORTOISE TRUST\nhttp://www.tortoisetrust.org/\nTortoise and turtle charity\nhttp://www.secretworld.org/\nA Somerset charity dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation and eventual release of Britain\u2019s orphaned, injured and sick wild animals\nANIMAL RESCUE AND RE-HOMING CENTRES\nHOUNSLOW ANIMAL WELFARE\nhttp://www.haws-animals.org.uk/\nhttp://www.scas.org.uk/\nwww.happy-landings.org.uk/",
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        "raw_content": "\u201cI\u2019ve always wanted to be an artist since I was a kid. Art earned me praise as a child, so I kept doing it. Later in life, art would become a way of life for me, and a way to compensate for all of my dysfunctions. Art is my emotional therapy, and my scientific exploration.\"\n* Born in Montana, raised in Detroit, Mi, and Dayton, Oh, Studied art at Sinclair College, Dayton, Oh.\n* Living and working in the Washington, DC area, since 1986.\n* Painted murals in the U.S. Department of State, Park Avenue apartments, night clubs, businesses, and residences, as an employee of Dieter Pluntke Decorating, since 2010.\n* Exhibited at DC Arts Center, Arlington Arts Center, Ellipse Arts Center, Target Gallery, all located in the DC area.",
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        "raw_content": "Julie Williams elected as Butterfly Conservation Chief Executive\nBrimstones - Adam Gor\nJulie Williams has been elected as the new Chief Executive of wildlife charity Butterfly Conservation (BC).\nThe charity\u2019s Board of Trustees voted unanimously for Julie to take on the role after Dr Martin Warren OBE retired from the post last year.\nJulie, who has worked with the wildlife charity since 2000, has carried out the role of Acting Chief Executive since the start of 2017 but will now take on the position permanently.\nSpeaking after the announcements she said: \u201cI am honoured to be leading an organisation with such dedicated staff, volunteers and members who work tirelessly for BC.\n\u201cNone of us can ignore the falling numbers of our moths and butterflies and we have ambitious plans to ensure we recover the most threatened, increase numbers of our widespread species and encourage people to connect with the natural world.\n\u201cWe must work to ensure the external political and funding environment does not hamper the delivery of our long term plans. Whatever the challenges ahead I am thrilled and excited to be in a position to ensure our moths and butterflies have a future.\u201d\nJulie joined the BC finance team in 2000, later becoming Director of Finance and Administration in 2003 and appointed as Deputy Chief Executive in December 2013.\nSince then she has worked alongside Dr Warren and has led in the areas of HR, membership, media and marketing, in addition to her role as Director of Finance.\nBC Chair Dr Jim Asher said: \u201cI am delighted to announce that, at the Butterfly Conservation Council meeting on Saturday 15th July, Trustees voted unanimously to confirm Julie Williams as Chief Executive on a permanent basis, with immediate effect.\n\u201cShe has delivered excellent performance over the last half year, demonstrating strong management skills and a clear and strategic vision for the future of BC.\n\u201cWe are convinced that she is clearly the right person for the job and that BC will go far with Julie at the helm.\n\u201cTrustees look forward to working with Julie to deliver the long-term strategy for BC to save our butterflies and moths as we face the many challenging uncertainties in the external environment.\u201c\nFollow Julie on Twitter @JulieWilliamsBC",
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        "raw_content": "CAIO TERRA BIOGRAPHY\n12 X BLACK BELT WORLD CHAMPION\nBLACK BELT WORLD CHAMPION GI & NO GI\nCaio Terra was born and raised in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. His Jiu-Jitsu journey began at the age of 16 at his mothers behest. Caio was physically smaller than his peers (he weighed 88lbs entering high school) and his mother, worried about his safety, insisted he enroll in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. Caio responded like any rebellious teenager and essentially skipped his first year of classes (Terra maintains that he probably did not know a single move until he really started training a year later in 2003).\nDespite his initial lack of motivation, the situation would change drastically. After receiving his white and blue belts under Ricardo Vieira, Rodrigo Medeiros, and Felipe Costa, Caio switched gyms and started training under Grandmaster Paulo Mauricio Strauch and Grandmaster Reyson Gracie. Unfortunately, Caio could only attend one class per day at the gym, but by this point his motivation was unquestionable. With his mothers permission and support, he built a mat at his house so that he could train four to five times a day. Jiu Jitsu had become a part of his life. Within three years of dedicated training, Caio Terra would receive his black belt under Grandmaster Stauch and Reyson Gracie in 2006.\nSkeptics questioned how anyone could possibly become a black belt with only three years of training, especially in the art of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu where belt promotion is not taken lightly. He would prove to the world that he was not only deserving of the rank but was among the sports elite. Caio Terra is a four-time Rio de Janeiro state champion, a five-time Brazilian National Champion, and sixteen-time World Medalist, the ONLY ten time International Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Federation (IBJJF) Black Belt World No-Gi Champion. . Additionally, he was the IBJJF Black Belt World Champion (with gi) in 2008 and 2013.\nSTUDY | DRILL | TRAIN | EVOLVE\nOver the years I have had the pleasure of coaching and mentoring numerous world champions. One thing that they all had in common was ALL OF THEM STUDIED JIU JITSU. Our mind can handle much more Jiu Jitsu than our bodies can.\nCaio Terra has been instructing students and producing world champions since 2004. In 2007, Caio moved to the United States where he taught and trained at Cesar Gracie Academies. In 2011 he opened his own academy, the institute of martial arts, in San Jose. In 2014 the name was changed to the Caio Terra Academy. Caio has conducted over 400 seminars, in 2012 he felt it was time to bring his unique brand of jiu jitsu to the world and started the Caio Terra Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Association.\nIn 2014 he took it one step further and launched Caio Terra Online! His goal was to create more then just a resource for Jiu Jitsu practitioners, but a place where the people who subscribe will evolve into a community, devoid of politics, negativity and ego. After all we all play the same sport, and practice the same martial art!",
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        "raw_content": "Lack of Tech Savvy Holding Back Developmental Ed Efforts\nResearch released this past fall found that technology is not the silver bullet needed to help students in developmental education \u2014 without a few other elements in place as well. For example, according to a report by the Center for the Analysis of Postsecondary Readiness (CAPR), it's a mistake to assume that \"digital native\" students can handle the education tech they're expected to work with.\nDevelopmental ed is described in \"How and Why Higher Education Institutions Use Technology in Developmental Education Programming\" as the instruction and academic support given to students who enter college without college-ready skills in reading, writing or math in order to develop the skills they need for doing college-level work.\nBased on \"semi-structured\" interviews with 127 staff members in 31 two-year public colleges, 11 four-year public colleges and 41 state-level organizations overseeing such colleges, the researchers identified three different kinds of ed tech that dominate in developmental ed:\nInstructional tech, which frequently takes the form of software used to complete homework assignments or serve as a content-delivery and assessment system in online, hybrid or computer-lab-style \"emporium\" courses (where students work on individualized lessons while instructors circulate around the room to provide help). Also in this category of ed tech: instructional videos, online textbooks and open educational resources.\nCourse management tech, which organizes and presents course structure and materials on a digital platform.\nStudent support tech, which addresses students' academic performance, such as online access to tutoring or early-warning programs that help institutions identify students in danger of getting off track in their studies.\nAt the top of the list of challenges commonly referenced was a lack of tech savvy among students and faculty, mentioned by nearly half of interview subjects (just under 45 percent). For instance, it isn't uncommon for students to lack keyboarding skills, the researchers noted. Likewise, some faculty members don't have the \"requisite skills to use technology effectively.\" The challenge was exacerbated, some respondents added, when in-person interaction is removed from the activity; frequently, even when teachers would make themselves available to answer questions or assist students, the learners \"were more hesitant\" to seek help, the report stated.\nAbout a quarter of respondents said that a lack of \"sufficient resources\" created challenges in the use of ed tech. Oftentimes, the organizations would end up compromising on their solutions, either by choosing one option over the other or giving up a program altogether. A lack of funding also hit upon one vulnerable but essential area: professional development.\nThe report offered a few recommendations. Among them, the need for vendors and schools to provide more robust and ongoing training for all users \"on how to use the technology.\" As one example, the researchers suggested that professional development for faculty might focus on how they can help students progress through course lessons in instructional settings that provide more flexible pacing. And institutions might even \"consider mandating training\" for students to learn how to use the ed tech being employed to advance their studies.\nThe bottom line, as the authors wrote in a blog post: \"Campus leaders and policymakers should not assume that today's college students are naturally well versed in the use of technology or ready to work as independently as some technology may allow.\"\nThe full report is openly available on the CAPR website.",
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        "raw_content": "The Advantages of Tile Flooring in Your Bathroom or Kitchen Remodel\nby CustomKitchenandBath | Feb 4, 2016June 2nd, 2015 | Kitchen & Bath Remodeling Blog | 0 comments\nWhen considering what type of flooring to add to your bathroom or kitchen during the remodel, you will probably consider tile. Tile flooring is one of the most popular types of flooring for kitchens and bathrooms, and it\u2019s not just for looks. If you are interested in adding tile flooring to your home, here are some of the advantages and benefits that you can expect.\nExtremely adaptable. Whether your home was recently built or it\u2019s an old Victorian from the 1800s, tile flooring will work beautifully in your home. You do not have to worry about the clashing of design; instead, you can rest assured that it will complement your home in every way.\nCustomizable. Tile flooring is easily customizable. You can mix and match to create unique designs or simply use the same tile pieces to create one synonymous look. If you don\u2019t like the cold touch of tile, you can even add radiated heating underneath the tile flooring for a cozy and warm feel.\nDurable. Tile is very durable and will last you for decades to come. If by chance one or more of the tiles break, they can be easily fixed or individually replaced, instead of having to tear up your entire floor.\nEasily cleaned. Tile can simply be cleaned with mild soap and water. You do not have to worry about using abrasive products that can harm the environment. Even tile grout can be cleaned with a homemade concoction of baking soda and water.\nTimeless. For the same reason that tile flooring is adaptable, it is timeless. It will always be in style and never an eyesore to your home. Because of this, adding tile flooring to your home can also help to raise your home\u2019s overall market value.\nHere at Carolinas Custom Kitchen & Bath Center, tile flooring is one of our specialties. We serve the Lake Norman / Mooresville, North Carolina area and are ready to help you. We guarantee that you will be 100% satisfied with our services!\nLeave A Reply The Advantages of Tile Flooring in Your Bathroom or Kitchen Remodel Cancel reply",
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        "raw_content": "Spirit of Giving Tree-Lighting\nThe Bell Tones children's choir will perform a selection of holiday music at The Center's Spirit of Giving community tree-lighting ceremony.\nHoliday music by the Bell Tones children\u2019s choir, drawings for free show tickets and giveaways, refreshments, and even a visit from Santa Claus all are part of a special night of family-oriented entertainment as The Center for Rural Development celebrates the arrival of the Christmas season on Monday, Nov. 28, with its annual Spirit of Giving community tree-lighting ceremony.\nLater that evening, Lake Cumberland Performing Arts in partnership with The Center presents the Children\u2019s Prime Time Theatre performance of the timeless Christmas classic, \u201cThe Gift of the Magi,\u201d based on a short story written by O. Henry.\nThe festivities begin at 5:30 p.m. with a reception in the front lobby followed by entertainment by the Bell Tones, an elementary school choir from Wayne County, all leading up to the magical moment when the lights on The Center\u2019s 20-foot Christmas tree are turned on for the first time this holiday season.\n\u201cThe Center for Rural Development extends an invitation to everyone to attend our Spirit of Giving tree-lighting ceremony,\u201d Lonnie Lawson, president and CEO of The Center, said. \u201cIt truly is a pleasure to host this great annual event for the children and families of Pulaski and surrounding counties.\u201d\nUnder the direction of Anita Carolyn Peters and Tammye Sumpter, the Bell Tones Choir, a group of second-, third-, and fourth-grade students at Bell Elementary School, will perform a selection of holiday music.\nThe choir performs regularly at community and special events and this year has been asked to sing at a pre-show event for one of Renfro Valley\u2019s \u201cChristmas in the Valley\u201d holiday shows.\nFree cookies and hot apple cider donated by the Somerset Walmart will also be served. Those present will have the chance to win free show tickets from The Center and door prizes, such as a Walmart fruit basket and a holiday gift basket prepared by The Center\u2019s staff.\nSanta Claus is expected to make a visit near the end of the program to greet the children in the audience and listen to their Christmas wishes.\nThe crowd also will get to meet professional actors in the cast of \u201cThe Gift of the Magi\u201d shortly before the opening of the holiday performance at 7 p.m. in the theatre.\n\u201cO. Henry\u2019s classic tale of the wisest gifts of Christmas, brought to stage by The Children\u2019s Theatre from the Greater Cincinnati area, is a heart-warming story to share with those we love this holiday season,\u201d said Dianna Winstead, associate director of arts, culture, and events at The Center. \u201cMake plans to attend this Children\u2019s Prime Time Theatre performance as we kick off the first of two special holiday performances at The Center.\u201d\nIn \u201cThe Gift of the Magi,\u201d a young married couple, Della and Jim, discovers the true joy of gift giving and friendship.\nFor Christmas, Della decides to buy her husband a chain for his prized pocket watch given to him by his father\u2019s father. To raise the funds, she has her long, beautiful hair cut off and sold to make a wig.\nMeanwhile, Jim decides to sell his watch to buy Della a beautiful set of combs made out of tortoiseshell and jewels for her lovely, knee-length brown hair. Each is surprised to find the gifts they chose rendered useless, yet each is pleased with the gifts that they received, because it represents their love for one another.\nOn Saturday, Dec. 3, Mooseltoe\u2014the Moose with a Dream\u2014and all his costumed character friends will be at The Center for a Center Stage holiday performance of \u201cMooseltoe: A New Moosical,\u201d at a special 3 p.m. matinee and 7:30 p.m. program in an enchanting new musical about a moose whose dream is to learn to fly with Santa\u2019s reindeer.\nThis sparkling holiday production includes 16 unforgettable costumed characters and is filled with original, memorable and melodic songs.\nClick here to purchase tickets for \u201cThe Gift of the Magi\u201d or \u201cMooseltoe: A New Moosical\u201d or contact The Center\u2019s Box Office at 606-677-6000.\nThe Box Office is open 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday through Friday and shortly before the opening of each performance at The Center, located at 2292 South U.S. 27 (at Traffic Light 15).\nFiled under: Arts & Culture, Children's Prime Time Theater, Events, Featured, News\n\u00ab ARDPI workshop draws 130 people | EIEA Hometown Event \u00bb",
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        "raw_content": "The Center for Gender & Refugee Studies (CGRS) urges the Senate to reject the \u201cEnd the Shutdown and Secure the Border Act,\u201d which was introduced by President Trump and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell earlier this week. The Trump-McConnell bill contains numerous extreme provisions that would slam the door on vulnerable children and refugees.\nThe Trump-McConnell bill would severely undermine asylum and trafficking protections for children fleeing violence and persecution in the Northern Triangle countries of Central America (El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras). The bill would bar these children from applying for asylum at the border or within the United States. Instead, they would be forced to apply for protection through a new, highly restrictive resettlement program that would approve a maximum of 15,000 new applications each year. The program would require that children prepare their own applications and pay a processing fee that for many could be prohibitive. Only children with a \u201cqualifying\u201d relative in the United States would be considered eligible for protection, and decisions would be made entirely by the Department of Homeland Security, with no opportunity for judicial review.\nThe resettlement program proposed in the Trump-McConnell bill would undoubtedly leave the most vulnerable refugee children at grave risk. Salvadoran, Guatemalan, and Honduran children who seek asylum are fleeing a region plagued by pervasive violence against young people. Many who choose to make the treacherous journey north are literally running for their lives. Forcing them to wait for their applications to be processed and turning those who reach our southern border away would endanger countless children. Moreover, the bill\u2019s bar on asylum applications at the border and within the United States would take immediate effect, despite the fact that the proposed program would require up to 240 days to establish. This means that if enacted, the Trump-McConnell bill could for eight months completely shut out all refugee children from El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras.\nThe Trump-McConnell bill includes numerous other provisions designed to undermine asylum seekers\u2019 ability to access protection. For example, the bill restricts asylum seekers from pursuing other forms of humanitarian protection to which they may be eligible, narrowing potential pathways to immigration relief. And while the bill has been presented as a solution for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) recipients and Temporary Protected Status (TPS) holders, it in fact imposes new restrictions that severely limit the availability of DACA and TPS protections.\nThe Trump-McConnell bill marks a shameful attempt on the part of the president and Senate Republican leadership to hold federal workers hostage in exchange for a collection of cruel and untenable policy proposals. CGRS joins partners nationwide in calling on the Senate to instead pass H.R. 268, the Supplemental Appropriations Act of 2019, and immediately reopen the government.",
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        "raw_content": "Three elements are required in order for information to qualify as a trade secret.\n(1) The information is not generally known and not reasonably ascertainable;\n(2) steps are taken to maintain such secrecy; and\n(3) the information possesses economic value that derives from the secrecy.\nTrade secrets may take the form of a formula, practice, process, design, instrument, pattern, commercial method, or compilation of information. As long as appropriate steps are taken to maintain the secrecy of such information, trade secret protection may extend indefinitely. Further, aside from measures such as non-disclosure agreements that are necessary to preserve the confidentiality of the trade secret information, obtaining trade secret protection does not entail any independent costs. Rather, if the criteria referenced above are met, such information will be deemed a protectable trade secret. However, there is no recourse under trade secret law where another entity reverse engineers the trade secret or another individual or entity independently arrives at the trade secret. Rather, an enforcement action based on trade secret protection can only be brought for misappropriation (i.e., theft).\nAs a trade secrets attorney, Chiacchio IP provides counseling concerning measures that should be taken to help preserve the confidentiality of trade secret information that are specific to each client\u2019s operations, industry, and infrastructure. Chiacchio IP also provides customized strategic counseling regarding the pros and cons of trade secret protection as a potential component of a larger, global, approach to the client\u2019s intellectual property portfolio.",
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        "raw_content": "Muzzling the Academy8 min read\nOctober 6, 2017 October 6, 2017 Louisa Lim\nCensorship emboldened, at home and abroad \u2013 by Louisa Lim\nFor University of Melbourne doctoral candidate Dayton Lekner, it was supposed to be his last day of fieldwork interviewing elderly survivors of the Anti-Rightist movement. Instead, he found himself in a Shanghai police station undergoing a three-hour interrogation about his research. His experience in February 2017 illustrates the challenges faced by Western academics researching China, who are encountering increasing levels of intimidation both of themselves and their sources. Though recent headlines have focused on the controversy surrounding Beijing\u2019s demands that at least two Cambridge University Press journals censor their archives inside China, it is clear that attempts to shut down academic inquiry go far deeper.\nInside the back room of the Shanghai police station, it was clear to Lekner that his three questioners had been following his movements. He had interviewed more than a dozen survivors of the 1957-59 Anti-Rightist Movement aged between 79 and 97, and his interrogators made it clear they knew whom he had met. They wanted specific details on the angle of his research, and the depth of their knowledge about six-decade-old history was such that at times the conversation took on an absurdist slant. \u201cThat was the amazing thing,\u201d Lekner says, \u201cIt was actually fantastic. Better than a lot of conferences in the level of knowledge of the era. We had quite a good conversation in some ways. I was intimidated and scared, and I didn\u2019t know when I was getting out of the little room. But it was also interesting and enjoyable in some sort of abstract way.\u201d\nLekner\u2019s interrogators never identified themselves, but he assumed they were from China\u2019s internal security services. In order to be released, they asked him to promise not to speak about his interrogation, not to publicly release information given to him by his interviewees and not to duplicate any of the recordings he had made. He was also warned not to attend a conference in Hong Kong marking the 60th Anniversary of the Anti-Rightist movement. When he arrived in Hong Kong, he found the conference organizer had been briefly detained, while around half the mainland participants had dropped out after receiving warnings not to attend.\nSuch tactics are an open secret among academics working on sensitive periods of Chinese history. Glenn Tiffert, a Visiting Fellow at the Hoover Institution also studying the Anti-Rightist Movement, describes how he was even assigned his own personal policeman during his fieldwork. \u201cI was offered a research assistant \u2026 and simply out of courtesy I had to accept. It turned out he was a fulltime Public Security Bureau officer, whose job was to take copious notes on everything I was interested in. His job was to monitor me.\u201d\nTiffert has conducted the first forensic analysis of Chinese censorship of its scholarly archives after making the chance discovery that the electronic archives of certain legal journals had been selectively censored with significant sections carefully excised from the historical record. Tiffert painstakingly compiled paper copies of two leading law journals, Political-Legal Research and Law Science, to ascertain how much was missing. Within a three-year sample, he found that 11% of the page count had been removed including many of the headline articles.\nThe Sichuan Provincial Archives catalog for post-1949 \u2013 @MichaelSzonyi\nThe method of censorship was not a crude keyword search, as observers had noted in the Cambridge University Press case, but a far more sophisticated operation removing evidence of the intensity of earlier debates about constitutionalism, judicial independence, the rule of law, the relevance of the crime of counter-revolution and the presumption of innocence. \u201cThese were debated vigorously for a short period of time and then the conversation shut down when the Anti-Rightist Campaign struck,\u201d Tiffert says, pointing out that the destruction of any trace of these debates effectively homogenises the historical record. \u201cAll these issues and questions are relevant today and have been discussed for a number of years. In the last several years in particular, the party is pushing hard against them, and narrowing the parameters of the debate.\u201d\nLooking at another journal, Studies in Law, as a comparison, he discovered 87% of the page count had been censored, effectively removing evidence of the diversity of ideas surrounding the reconstruction of the legal system before party orthodoxy began to congeal. Tiffert\u2019s research has highlighted the problems with institutions\u2019 increasing reliance on digital archives. \u201cThe Qin Shihuang example of book burning from the imperial period was a one-off,\u201d Tiffert says. \u201cDigital techniques have changed the game. Digital techniques make it possible for you to filter sources dynamically ad infinitum as Party policy on one particular issue changes.\u201d\nThis was the experience of a third group of scholars working at the University of British Columbia in Canada, whose project involves translating contemporary works of intellectual history. They discovered discrepancies in different online versions of a 2009 essay penned by Yu Jianrong, the Director of the Chinese Academy of Social Science\u2019s Rural Development Institute\u2019s Social Issues Research Centre in the journal Strategy and Management. This indicates that censorship affects contemporary work even by such establishment figures as Yu, as well as historical sources. The team found that one sentence had been cut, which they believed was likely due to Yu\u2019s use of the term minsheng or people\u2019s livelihood, which as one of Sun Yatsen\u2019s Three Principles of the People is politically charged.\nThe team was also tracking leftwing intellectual debate on a website called Putuowang, when it discovered that the original website had completely disappeared. It reappeared briefly with a Taiwanese domain name, then moved to an overseas server, which now only caches old articles, though some had disappeared. \u201cWhat this all seems to come down to is party control of public discourse and ironically enough left-wing discourse,\u201d says Morgan Rocks, a PhD student working on the project, \u201cLeft-wing debate is good, as long as the Party controls and guides it.\u201d\nThese questions about the credibility of China\u2019s electronic archives come at a time when many Western institutions are divesting themselves of bulky paper archives, and instead investing in expensive electronic databases. University of British Columbia intellectual historian Tim Cheek is forthright in his conclusions: \u201cWe cannot trust electronic archives based in the People\u2019s Republic of China. It is more important than ever for scholars and institutions round the world to maintain independent collections and archives.\u201d\nCheek points out the long roots of such censorship, echoing the literary inquisition of the Qianlong reign of 18th century. \u201cThat was also a prosperous age in China, with a rich and powerful state. Yet the Qing state felt the need to control public speech and to edit the historic record through the internet archive of the day \u2013 the sigu qianshu \u2013 the Complete Library of the Four Treasuries. Today\u2019s attempt to purify electronic archives in the PRC feels similar. This censorship also suggests that the enemies whose speech the authorities in Beijing fear today are not foreigners but primarily Chinese people. Distrust of the people is also a longstanding component of Chinese statecraft. Its effect has been massively extended by modern technology and the Leninist state.\u201d\nAs China\u2019s influence on educational institution grows, so too do the tools which it can use to exert pressure. One recent example is the case of UC San Diego, which invited the exiled Tibetan leader, the Dalai Lama, to give a commencement address earlier this year. Now in retaliation, Beijing is reportedly cutting off state funding for Chinese students to study at UCSD, using its economic influence as a cudgel and a warning to other universities of the financial implications of inviting speakers seen as inimical towards China.\nCollaborations with Chinese colleagues are becoming more strained, given the mounting pressures to toe the Party line as well as new moves to fight \u201chistorical nihilism\u201d. When the subjects of study are sensitive historical periods or subjects, risk management is increasingly difficult. \u201cTo be honest, it breaks my heart,\u201d says Glenn Tiffert. \u201cBecause Chinese history should be told by Chinese. But the stakes for them are much greater than they are for anyone else.\u201d\nIncreasingly Western academics are speaking out about their experiences, even if it means breaking promises made under coercion. Dayton Lekner, who was warned to keep quiet about his interrogation, believes that silence can be a form of capitulation. \u201cIt\u2019s important not to be bluffed,\u201d Dayton Lekner says. \u201cIt might be I\u2019m not welcome to go back to China. That\u2019s a price I\u2019m willing to pay. 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        "raw_content": "Bay of Bengal Gateway consortium goes live, links southeast to middleeast Asia\nThe 8,100 km submarine cable system is now operational and ready to handle the high bandwidth demands of new and emerging technologies and applications, according BBG consortiumETCIO | Updated: April 18, 2016, 16:52 IST\nBangalore: The Bay of Bengal Gateway (BBG) Consortium announced today that the 8,100 km submarine cable system, the first dark fibre system to be lit at 100G, is now operational and ready to handle the high bandwidth demands of new and emerging technologies and applications.\nLinking Malaysia and Singapore to Oman and the UAE, with branches to India and Sri Lanka the cable provides ample diversity to South East Asia- India - Middle East - Europe routes. This cable can be suitably used in addition to existing cable systems like SMW4/ IMEWE/ EIG/ i2i\nBBG can be used to interconnect with existing land and undersea cables at Oman and UAE for Europe, Middle East and Africa and similarly at Malaysia and Singapore for Far East Asia all the way to the US.\nBBG uses the most advanced high-speed broadband fibre optic technology; dense wavelength division multiplexing (DWDM) which allows the capacity to be increased at will without any additional submarine intervention. The initial equipped capacity of the system is a mammoth 9Tb/s and a staggering design capacity of 55Tb/s.\nBBG is a unique cable that moves away from the traditional MIU KM model and adopts the more innovative and cost effective digital line section (\u201cDLS\u201d) based model. This implies that the capacity is better utilized as there is no need to reserve a portion of the total capacity for congestion.\nIt also allows each member of the Consortium to carry out an Another first to the submarine cables world is that BBG provides pre-agreed highly attractive cable station interconnect rates making the cable highly predictable and viable economically.\nThe cable promises enhanced reliability as the marine route design is such that it avoids the busy and crowded Malacca Straits and other cable cut prone areas with diverse terrestrial connection directly to two Singapore PoPs.\nThe cable is owned by a group of high profile tier 1 global telecom operators such as Srilanka\u2019s Dialog Axiata, Etisalat of the United Arab Emirates, Omantel of Sultanate of Oman, India\u2019s Reliance Jio Infocomm, Malaysia\u2019s Telekom Malaysia Berhad of Malaysia and United Kingdom\u2019s Vodafone.\nTags : Corporate",
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        "raw_content": "Empire of Liberalism\nBy: Sumantra Maitra\nhen asked his assessment of the French Revolution, Zhou Enlai responded, \u201cit is too soon to say.\u201d History moves forward unpredictably. Attempts to forecast or explain its epochal events are proven incorrect more often than not. In 2016, one such epochal year, Brexit\u2019s success and Donald Trump\u2019s election marked the end of post-Cold War unipolarity and globalization, but it also saw the rise of nationalism in Hungary, Austria, Italy, and Poland. The nationalist revivals in India, Russia, and China, which had begun earlier, continued. Yoram Hazony\u2019s new book The Virtues of Nationalism, credits this rise to the \u201cglobalists\u201d and their often contradictory and incoherent ideas about what differentiates beneficial and harmful nationalism.\nNationalism wasn\u2019t always seen as a negative. 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Any conservative and nationalist aspiration is revealed at the ultimate enemy of internationalist ideology, whether it\u2019s Marxism, Islamism, or liberalism, which aims to erase national boundaries and impose large-scale forced social engineering, aided by institutions and ideologues, with the ultimate goal of dismantling the nation-state.\nAny internationalist ideology, insofar as it is detached from circumstances, interests, and history, is universalist: benevolent federalism or pooled sovereignty is impossible. From the perspective of a clan or tribe, any universalist norm will always seem ill-conceived, unjust, autocratic and perverse, yet, as Hazony notes: \u201cthe very premise of the empire, which is its concern for the needs of humanity, leaves the unique clan or tribe with no standing to protest.\u201d Asserting particular interests or individual cultural norms and aspirations would automatically clash with the internationalist imperial order and thereby be seen as narrow-minded and contrary to global good. This central dilemma of imperial order\u2014how to crush internal dissent\u2014also limits any internationalist ideology in the long run. Ultimately, every empire faces backlash. The EU, for example, a postmodern empire with a benign marshmallow totalitarianism, will sooner or later have to chart its own course and crush dissent or be torn apart by centrifugal forces from within.\nBut why should we prefer nationalism over imperial order? 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        "raw_content": "H.R. 1501 - Consequences for Juvenile Offenders Act of 1999\nH.R. 2122 - Mandatory Gun Show Background Check Act of 1999\n(McCollum (R) Florida and Hyde (R) Illinois)\nThe Administration supports a comprehensive approach to addressing the problem of youth crime and violence. The President has taken the lead to address youth violence on all fronts - from the media to the gun industry to parental responsibility. Most importantly, the Administration supports common sense gun legislation to help keep guns out of the hands of children and criminals. Specifically, the Administration supports measures to strengthen the successful Brady Law to require Brady background checks at gun shows and flea markets, and to raise the age of handgun ownership from 18 to 21. In addition, the Administration supports other life-saving measures already passed by the Senate to: require mandatory child safety devices with every new handgun sold; ban the importation of large capacity ammunition clips; prohibit violent juveniles from buying guns as adults; and bar juvenile possession of assault rifles.\nThe Administration opposes H.R. 2122, which fails to close the gun show loophole. The bill contains a narrower definition of \"gun show\" that would not cover flea markets and other such commercial venues where hundreds of guns are regularly bought and sold. In addition, the bill creates a safe harbor for criminals by creating a new class of \"instant check registrants\" to do background checks at gun shows - undermining law enforcement efforts to trace firearms that are later used in crimes. We also oppose the Dingell amendment, which maintains many of the bill's worst features and makes other provisions worse. For example, it shortens the amount of time law enforcement officials have to conduct background checks. According to the FBI, if this 24 hour limit were applied to all current background checks, an estimated 17,000 criminals would have been able to purchase guns over the past 6 months.\nWe strongly support the McCarthy/Roukema amendment, the only amendment to H.R. 2122 that will close the gun show loophole once and for all.\nIn addition, the Administration supports comprehensive legislation to strengthen youth responsibility and accountability by juvenile offenders. While the Administration recognizes the importance of addressing juvenile crime, it is only through a comprehensive approach to crime -- including prevention, intervention, and punishment -- that we can continue to lower our crime rate, improve the safety of our communities, and deter children and adults from a life of crime.\nTo this end, the Administration supports the Conyers substitute. This amendment reauthorizes the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP) and the Office of Community Oriented Policing Service (COPS) -- which has made a significant contribution to our nation's safer streets. The President proposed nearly $1.3 billion in his FY 2000 budget - and nearly $6.4 billion over the next five years - for a new 21st Century Policing Initiative to help communities build on their efforts under the COPS program. This initiative will enable communities to continue to hire, redeploy, and retain police officers; to give law enforcement officers access to the latest crime-fighting technologies; to hire community prosecutors; and to foster community-wide prevention. These successful tools in the fight against crime must be an integral part of any legislation that seeks to make our streets safer, but they are not included in current House legislation.\nIn addition, the Administration has concerns with the McCollum amendment, which would treat certain juveniles prosecuted in the federal system too harshly by failing to provide needed safeguards for younger juveniles, and juveniles who are charged with less serious crimes.\nFinally, the Administration supports serious efforts to address the issue of media violence and its effects on young people. That is why the President has taken the lead in challenging the entertainment industry to live up to its responsibilities and initiating both a Surgeon General's report on youth violence and a joint FTC/DOJ study of the industry's marketing practices. The Administration, however, opposes an expected amendment to ban the distribution of certain violent material to teenagers. A broad prohibition of this kind on the sale or exhibition of violent materials would raise profound First Amendment concerns -- so much so that the drafters of this provision have included expansive loopholes that insofar as they address constitutional problems would render the provision, in critical respects, virtually impossible to enforce and therefore meaningless.",
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        "raw_content": "Human Rights Activism: Bitcoin's Greatest Use Case\nThe Oslo Freedom Forum, an annual human rights conference held in Norway, talks cryptocurrency and the Blockchain at the event\u2019s opening panel.\nThe Oslo Freedom Forum is a transformative annual conference where \u201cthe world\u2019s most engaging human rights advocates, artists, tech entrepreneurs, and world leaders meet to share their stories and brainstorm ways to expand freedom and unleash human potential across the globe.\u201d\nThis year\u2019s event brought together more than 300 speakers, artists, community members, technologists, and performers to share their stories to the media in the Norwegian capital, Oslo.\nThe Oslo Freedom Forum\nThe opening panel consisted of:\nSr\u0111a Popovi\u0107, a Serbian activist who helped topple his country\u2019s dictatorship under Slobodan Milo\u0161evi\u0107\nHyeonseo Lee, who escaped North Korea twice, once on her own, and once again to save her family\nBj\u00f8rn Ihler, who survived the terrorist attack of July 22nd in Norway\nKimberley Motley, an American lawyer who donates her time to those who cannot afford legal representation\nRoya Mahboob, a female tech entrepreneur from Afghanistan who has faced death threats from the Taliban and other religious extremists\nJohn Peder Egen\u00e6s, the secretary-general of Amnesty International in Norway\nManal al-Sharif, a Saudi activist who helped to start the Women2Drive movement in Saudi Arabia\nRosa Mar\u00eda Pay\u00e1, a Cuban democracy activist whose father was murdered by the dictatorship of Cuba\nAbdalaziz Alhamza, who is smuggling video evidence of atrocities being committed in ISIS-controlled territory and countering ISIS propaganda as part of an activist collective, \u2018Raqqa Is Being Slaughtered Silently\u2019\nIyad el-Baghdadi, a blogger expelled from the United Arab Emirates for posts he made on his blog, forcing him to live in a Malaysian airport\nVladimir Kara-Murza, a Russian democracy activist whom the FSB, under the Putin regime, tried to poison, and survived, despite a very low chance of survival\nBlockchain and mesh networks\nToni Lane Casserly, a prominent member of the Bitcoin community and former CEO of Cointelegraph, put this question to the panel:\n\u201cBased on the fact that so many of you are living under these extraordinarily oppressive regimes, I wonder how many of you have looked into digital currency and emerging technologies like the Blockchain and mesh networks to effectively build your own economy, government, or communications network?\u201d\nSr\u0111a Popovi\u0107 responded by saying:\n\u201cThis is not the exhibition of the world\u2019s greatest dissidents, although some of the world\u2019s greatest dissidents are here, this is a place where people network and learn from each other. People like Thor [Halvorssen - OFF Founder] and me, and some others in this room, who have even lived under dictatorship or spent 10s of years investing into helping people who are living under dictatorship, this is where we learn your needs.\nI think one of the things that we are going to do this time, especially during the Tech Lab is to hear from the activists what type of technology they may need or they may find useful (in their respective countries and working under dictatorships) or find a use.\nOne of the ideas we have here with the Wickr Foundation is to design an application which will be specifically designed for the people living under dictatorship.This is in response to the need that we hear from activists themselves - that means safe and secure browsing, fast and accurate documentation of human rights when you need it on click or your phone.\nSo there are so many aspects of this conference and one thing is to connect people like you, people who have an idea how you can use a technology with people like those who are sitting on this panel. What we can do to help these people accurately, and what we can learn from these people - it\u2019s a great place to do it, the best place to do it, is the Oslo Freedom Forum.\u201d\nAnyone familiar with the Blockchain will know that a great deal of the problems presented by Sr\u0111a Popovi\u0107 could be addressed by the innovative technology. Evidently, Blockchain usage in the realm of activism is somewhat lacking, despite the technology, and the cryptocurrencies it underpins, undoubtedly being able to have a meaningful impact.\nActivism, \u201cthe greatest use case Bitcoin has even seen\u201d\nToni Lane Cassery, co-founder of Cointelegraph shares her beliefs concerning Bitcoin usage in the activism space, saying:\u200b\n\u201cWe would be wise to remember that activism is the greatest use case Bitcoin has ever seen.\n\u200bTake a moment to recall 2011. In this year, one of the first major price spikes for bitcoin happened as the currency first rose to meet the value of the US dollar between February and April and continued to march upward to $31 in July. We could attribute the evolution of value to a series of factors, but I find in this instance, it is important to note that in June of this year, Julian Assange\u200b opened the door for WikiLeaks supporters to donate to the project using bitcoin. The moment Assange\u200b requested\u200b the use of digital currency to fund Wikileaks\u200b, he gave bitcoin her first major use case\u200b, and in exchange, \u200bBitcoin gave WikiLeaks \u200ba helping hand to continue their mission, a mission \u200bwith a bent \u200bto fragment the illusion of journalism in favor of hardline evidence.\u201d\n\u200bProgressing, Miss Lane Casserly\u200bdives into her perspective on human rights activism and Bitcoin:\n\u201cDe facto, I believe it is imperative for us to use the power of the media to help change the illusory paradigms of information distribution in any and every possible manner\u200b. 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        "raw_content": "Discussion Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez\nSounds like the story didn't change, just the heading. The original heading was \"Here\u2019s The Photo Some Described As A Nude Selfie Of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.\" Which honestly isn't that misleading, the title doesn't say it is a fake but definitely implies it is.\nI'm still not convinced this is some right attack on the left.\nIn the end was this part of a planned attack against Alexandria, or just an attempt to get more publicity (money)? If their plan was the latter, then it was a great success.\nOh, come on, it\u2019s definitely misleading. I\u2019d they didn\u2019t want to deliberately mislead they would have outright said they were fake, not used the words \u201csome described as a nude selfie...\u201d. That implies the answer is not yet known.\nYou're right, they could have. I just think people too much credit to news sources like this and even Fox. I hear all the time that this is what republicans rely on and are brainwashed and so on. I just don't see it.\nHere is what I do see.\nNot any evidence that anyone uses any of these conservative sources as their sole source of information. Why so many keep saying that I have no idea.\nTheir traffic flow isn't really all that big in the grand scheme. Someone linked a source of traffic and it put The Daily Caller at 17 million unique users for 2018. That to me is not a significant number. When you consider how many of those users are left leaning and are just wanting to find something to complain about (for example, I bet they had more traffic from the left than the right this last week just from others posting the article), and how many of the rest this is just one of many sources, they really aren't that significant in my opinion. In the end more people think Elvis is still alive than probably use The Daily Caller as a main source of news.\nBut mostly, this is a business, they want to make money. I don't give them enough credit to be part of a grand scheme to bring down the youngest women to be elected into congress. But instead they found a story that would drive up business and they went with it. But to be fair, when I read \"Here\u2019s The Photo Some Described As A Nude Selfie Of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez,\" I immediately think it is fake, but yes, it was not completely clear and they could have been more clear about that. They also used the same tactic that 100% of every media uses, they used a title that was not 100% clear. Wow.\nThis just looks like a business decision from a company that wants to make money (clearly from all the ads on each page), and it worked. I bet their traffic has spiked in the last week.\nSeriously? You don't think the \"echo chamber\" of right wing news exists? What center to left source do you think right wingers are using? Fox, Breitbart, Trump, Rush, Hannity have done quite the number over the past 25 years to de-legitimize the 'lamestream' media. It's been genius, I have to say. But it creates a feedback loop where they are disconnected from reality. You need to spend more time in the echo chamber, poking around, to understand the pervasiveness of it.\nI never said it doesn't. I've said this many times, but when a small percentage of a group is referred to as the whole it is wrong. And that is usually the case when the left talks about the right (and probably reverse too). Scroll through any of these threads, you will see many posts where many different users describe all republicans as hillbillies, or that their only source of news is Fox and so on.\nI'm just saying the number of republicans that actually fit into that box are very small.\nAnd for the comment that I am working pretty hard to defend Tucker's website, I don't see how me saying I view The Daily Caller more as a business than a proper journalist site is a defense or compliment at all. Its stating my opinion on his website, but how is that a defense to it?\nClearly a lot of people here read and watch fox news because it is talked about ALL the time. So why assume the right/republicans only watch Fox and nothing else? Many will refer to republicans as brainwashed fox viewers, but in all reality I hear more people frmo the left talk about fox than from the right.\nactually, I find it worse on the right. I see people referring to the GOP a lot, but mostly, when it's something being generalized, I see the words \"left\" way more than I see \"right\".\nI recognize both sides do it, but think it is worse coming from the left. Maybe not in quantity, but at least in the terms used. According to the AMT, if you own guns that means you have a small penis, 1 or 2 teeth, sleep with your sister, have a 3rd grade education and so on. It's just so ridiculous what terms are thrown around in pretty much every topic. The terms used to describe republicans are far more derogatory than most I've seen used to describe democrats. Celebrities even go on TV and talk about murdering republicans and they get cheers. Its just ridiculous at this point.\nI can't recall a single republican calling a democrat racist, sexist or anything close to that, but those are regular terms thrown around every day to describe ALL republicans. I believe Hillary actually hurt herself a lot by doing the same thing, I think she turned off many in the middle with her deplorables comment. But it has become such a standard thing to do.\nMy comments yesterday weren't about defending The Daily Caller, but more against all the other comments about TDC being such a major influence on the brainwashed right.\nDo people even talk to republicans here? It honestly seems like most users here live in their own bubble with the perception that if you aren't on the far left then you must fit nicely in this little box with all these stereotypes. That's what annoys me. But ironically is the same reason I keep coming back to the AMT for amusement. Sort of like how I said I bet Fox and TDC get as much traffic (or more) from those who don't agree with them than those who do.\nwell of course you are going to get more of that on a left leaning website. I don't see much, if any, of that type of \"brainless hick\" talk anywhere but here. and even here, it's largely contributions from one or two members.\nBut I'm talking on social media as a whole. I see many people talk about triggering the left, or waiting to hear what the left has to say, like The Left is some organization that has a spokesperson. I don't see liberals doing that. I see them calling people out by name, or talking about the GOP as I mentioned.\nCelebrities go on tv talking about murdering republicans?\nYou do find republicans calling democrats those terms if they fit. As I also see democrats calling fellow democrats if that fits. What I don't see, however, is republicans calling out fellow republicans when the shoe fits.\nThe deplorables comment will go down as one of the biggest presidential election blunders of our time.\nI think people here talk to republicans, for sure. I've seen people mention it, whether it be family, or friends, but I think many try to avoid it now because people get so immediately angry about politics. There's no rational discourse anymore. I see it here too.\nand yes, I will say it: ON BOTH SIDES.\nI know you weren't defending the daily caller, for what it's worth. many people simply can't see the difference between arguing a point and defending the topic of that point.\nWhen the argument is clearly flawed, how do you ascribe it to anything but defending the website? Would one prefer being accused of poor analytical skills?\nhow is his argument \"clearly flawed\"?\nAnd no offense, the whole debate about the left wing being more/less bubbled than the right is just silliness and a waste of time and energy. How can any single argument apply to 40 million people on either side? Hold individuals accountable.\nYou guys post novels lol\nMace said this: The only story I saw the The Daily Caller, and it was also falsely referenced earlier as promoting the pictures, actually never showed or promoted them. But in fact reported that they were fake and spoke out against it. So did many other news sources. Even Alexandria herself spoke out against the fake pictures, so does that make her part of the conspiracy too?\nAnd this: Sounds like the story didn't change, just the heading. The original heading was \"Here\u2019s The Photo Some Described As A Nude Selfie Of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.\" Which honestly isn't that misleading, the title doesn't say it is a fake but definitely implies it is.\nWhen you look at the Daily Caller's original post and the fact that they amended it and removed from their site, after the backlash, how can one argue that it wasn't misleading? How can one read that headline and say it wasn't misleading, unless using willful ignorance. Has the Daily Caller made a habit of posting celebrity nudes or is AOC the first one? If she's the first one, why her?\nThis is what I mean by flawed.\nQuotes are getting too long, so starting anew. Mace, if you can\u2019t recall republicans calling democrats racist or sexist, there\u2019s a very good reason for it; actually, several good reasons, which are (a) republicans know that members of their own party commit racist and sexist acts every day, so (b) it would be hypocritical for them to call out Democrats for their less common and generally less egregious incidents, and (c) the party doesn\u2019t seem to see much of a problem with racism and sexism any. Look what it took for any of them to call out Steve King, and they\u2019re not even united in that.\nis the website trash? yes. was the headline misleading? somewhat.\nwe could be talking about the daily caller here or alternative nation. honestly, all websites do it to create traffic.\nThe Washington Post doesn't post nudes or fake nudes to drive web traffic. The Daily Caller is a political website that would be considered mainstream on the right. I'd call it the equivalent of Raw Story or Kos. It's not Pornhub and it isn't the National Enquirer. The headline was intentionally misleading and was posted to denigrate the freshman representative. I don't know how it could be any more obvious.\nthey posted the actual picture?\nThey alerted their 'readers' to the existence of such pics. The included a link. It said \"here's the photo\".. now I don't know affirmatively if the link went to the photo, mostly because I try not to be a piece of shit. But it's fair to presume the link got you there at some point.\nI'm really perplexed on how there can be any defense of what they did. Even they chose not to defend it, retracted it and \"regretted the error\". There's a lot of hair splitting and legal parsing of words when the intent is pretty clear. They included a fucking link.\nI guess I'll just get back to my idiot box in the corner.\nI don't know if you are trying to defend the indefensible or just being argumentative. But the chain of events is pretty clear. It's pretty goddam obvious if you look at it.\nyep. I suppose it is.\nTDC never posted nudes either. I don't how you can call my statements flawed, then go on to say that.\nFrom everything I read they did not change a single word in the article. They only changed a few words in the heading. Never posted the pictures, and from the beginning claimed the pictures were fake.\nBut my point was to never defend TDC anyway, they are not a useful source to me.\nPost edited by mace1229 on January 17\nYou also think TDC is the only news site to have catching/misleading headings? You think The Washington Post doesn't?\nI just went to their website, and based off of the very first heading I saw I'd have to disagree.\n\"Thousands more migrant children taken from parents at border, report says\"\nFrom just reading the title is sounds like more are still being separated. You'd have to read the article to find out this includes numbers from years ago, before this was even on the radar. Wouldn't you agree that heading is misleading then?\nAnd that was just reading the first heading on their page. I actually didn't even read any other titles, I stopped with the headline story. imagine if I dug down deep how many examples there are. Every news agency does this, I don't know why this would be surprising to anyone.\nThere was a link to the photos. You're splitting hairs and morality doesn't split hairs, the law does.\nI've reached my max on Washpo free articles for the month, so without clearing cookies, I can't read it.\nYou sure it includes numbers from years ago? According to Reason.com, the IG report brought forth numbers where the separation started in 2017, not some pre-Trump era. From Reason (hardly a liberal publication) http://reason.com/blog/2019/01/17/the-trump-administration-separated-thous\n\"Officials estimated that [the Office Refugee Resettlement] received and released thousands of separated children prior to\" the June 26 court order, the report says. These children were \"separated during an influx that began in 2017, before the accounting required by the Court, and HHS has faced challenges in identifying separated children.\"\n\"We don't have any information on those children who were released prior to the court order,\" an official with the HHS Office of Inspector General told reporters today, according to NBC News. That includes their \"total number and current status,\" according to the report.\nThe separations started in 2017 as a sort of \"trial balloon\" for the zero tolerance policy, Politico reports, citing an HHS official. While the HHS report says that the children have been released, it's unclear how many are actually back with their parents. \"There is even less visibility for separated children who fall outside the court case,\" the report says\nThe article I quoted stated the separation began \"early in the Trump administration.\" He took office Jan 2017. 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        "raw_content": "We offer advice on any aspect of caring for a disabled child. In most cases it isn't necessary to seek legal advice to find the help you need. But sometimes it may be necessary to take legal action to put things right.\nOn this page we explain when it might be helpful to seek legal advice from a specialist solicitor. We also list some of the specialist solicitors we work with, and trust, who might be able to help.\nOur helpline advisers can explain your rights to local services, education, benefits and entitlements and tell you how you can challenge decisions you're not happy with. 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        "raw_content": "Posted in life, NaNoWriMo, November, tagged Let's do this, NaNoWriMo, November on October 31, 2017| 1 Comment \u00bb\nYup. I did it again. I signed up to participate in NaNoWriMo once again. It begins at midnight tonight. I\u2019m hosting a midnight virtual write-in on Facebook. I will be making a posting where people can check in with their word count every 30 to 45 minutes. It should be interesting and maybe even fun. If anyone reading this wants to join in, let me know by email and if you are on Facebook, I can tag you or try to tag you when the post is up. I will be putting it up around 8 pm Pacific so that those in other time zones can jump in and start checking in, even though I won\u2019t be commenting with my word count until midnight.\nThis year will be a challenge, once again. It seems that every year it gets more and more difficult because the grandma duties keep getting more and more time consuming and energy draining. So we shall see what happens this time around.\nI\u2019m not even sure what I am going to write. I have no name for the Main Character (MC). Something will come to me. Who knows? Maybe I\u2019ll even choose a name from one of my readers!\nHappy Halloween. If you\u2019re doing NaNoWriMo, good luck. You can do it. I know you can!\nPlot Ninjas #2\nPosted in life, NaNoWriMo, tagged #nano poblano 2016, 30 in 30, challenges, cheer peppers, NanoPoblano, NaNoWriMo, nanowrimo tips, plot ninja, prompts, writing on November 8, 2016| Leave a Comment \u00bb\nLike I explained last week, plot ninjas are meant to give you a way out when you are stuck. They spark your imagination so that you can keep writing. It may end up giving you a scene, a chapter, or a whole sub plot!\n\u2013One of your characters says \u201cIt never happened.\u201d\n\u2013Give your character(s) a favorite beverage. Tell the background of why it\u2019s a favorite. (Maybe over a drink at a bar; at a party?)\n\u2013The door bell rings. Who is it? What do they want? What bearing does it have on your story?\n\u2013Your main character admits something. What?\nUse one or more of these words in your story:\nYesterday \u2014 #WeekendCoffeeShare\nPosted in #weekendcoffeeshare, life, NanoPoblano, NaNoWriMo, tagged #nano poblano 2016, #weekendcoffeeshare, Mt. Hood, nanoproblano, road trips, the Nanos on November 5, 2016| 6 Comments \u00bb\nIf we were having coffee today, we would definitely be indoors. It is cold and wet outside. I guess you might call it a typical November day in the Pacific Northwest. A bit of a brrrr day but not too much yet.\nIt seems that my weeks get busier and busier. This week it was once again busy with the daughters. I\u2019ve been going over to my youngest daughter\u2019s house twice a day to feed her cats. She\u2019s on a business trip. It\u2019s not far, her house that is, but with traffic, a round trip is about 50 minutes plus I have to spend some time there waiting for the kitties to eat. I can\u2019t leave food out when I leave so I really need to sit and make sure they all eat and put away any food they didn\u2019t eat. So that trip ends up being a minimum of and hour and a half.\nThen there was yesterday. Last week I told you she was borrowing my car because hers went out and it is not cost effective to put in the money for a new transmission. So she had several possibilities this week. One in Seattle, 3.5 hours away. Another was in Los Angeles which would have been tough because she can\u2019t take time off from work to get over there and back with the car. It\u2019s a two day trip in each direction. That was the one her dad and step mom wanted her to get (they are paying for it) but in the end it fell through because the woman who owned it was elderly and died without signing the title over to her son and her son found out that he can\u2019t sell it until it all goes through probate and is officially his car so no deal. The latest deal is across the river from Oregon, in Washington. It\u2019s across the river from Hood River. My older daughter, the boys, and I went out there yesterday to see the car and leave a deposit. Now we wait for the cashier\u2019s check to arrive by Fed Ex so we can go pay the remainder and get the car back to Portland.\nThe trip, while long (about 170 miles round trip which took us forever with the boys) was actually quite nice. Yesterday was a beautiful day, dry, sunny, a tiny bit of briskness in the air but nice. We stopped at an apple orchard to pick apples. It is their last weekend of apple picking for the season so all varieties were 59 cents a pound. We picked and bought 47 pounds of apples for about $27. We\u2019ll be eating apples for a couple of months!\nHere are some pictures from the trip yesterday:\nSo what is new in your neck of the woods? Weather? Travel? Local color? Please tell.\n#WeekendCoffeeShare is a weekly blog linkup hosted by Diana at Part Time Monster Blog. Come take a look and see what\u2019s happening!\nThe Mama Factor\nPosted in life, NanoPoblano, NaNoWriMo, tagged #nanopoblano2016, blogging, cheerpeppers, family time, NanoPoblano, NaNoWriMo, nanowrimo tips, writing on November 3, 2016| 2 Comments \u00bb\nI love participating in NaNoWriMo. We all do or we wouldn\u2019t do it. However, each year it gets harder and harder for me. It\u2019s not just the age. It\u2019s the Mama Factor that seems to get increasingly bigger and bigger.\nThe Mama Factor? All the things that the mamas have to do to get through the day to write a the 1667 words a day that will get them to goal on November 30. When I first started doing NaNoWriMo, my two oldest kids were out of the house. The youngest was in high school but was home schooled so she was constantly home and we took a lot of day trips and excursions to keep her busy and learning new things. (That was when she developed her love of photography. She\u2019s now a photographer. So those were important days.) It gave me time to write. Yes, it put a damper on my writing time but I got it done. It was possible. I used to wonder about the moms that had little ones at home. How could they write? It would have been a problem for me, although when my kids were little, I lived in a community where I had a lot of support. I\u2019m pretty sure I would have been able to leave the kids for play dates with a number of people so that I could have writing time. It would have been done.\nNow, however, my kids are all grown. I live alone. There is no husband to demand my time. Yet, it gets harder and harder every year. Let me tell you about my day on this year\u2019s Day Two. I had to get up and out of the house early to drive Susie (daughter number 2) to the airport where she was flying to Colorado Springs for a business trip. I got to her house and she wasn\u2019t ready. It seems she figured over night that we didn\u2019t have to leave so early so she slept in a bit. I didn\u2019t. I didn\u2019t know about the intentional delay. I finally got her to the airport and then had to drive home to watch the two grandboys so their mom could go do a volunteer shift for Gleaners. I got there and they were still asleep so I waited and eventually came home for about an hour while they woke up and got ready to go do errands. I had to play catch up on a few things so I didn\u2019t get to write my 1667. In fact, I didn\u2019t write a single word for my NaNo project. Then off we went for the day (now a half day) of errands. On our very last stop, I got the kids out of the store while their mom was in line because they were starting to misbehave. I got them to the car and strapped into their car seats. When I was getting myself in, I misjudged the distance and smacked my head on the side of the car roof. I hit so hard that I almost passed out. Instant headache of astronomical proportions. My jaw felt like I had dislocated it. There were stars. There was almost blackness. Eventually, we got home but I had to wait at their house because my daughter was going to use my car for another errand and I was going to stay with the boys. About an hour later, she decided not to go out on that errand and I came home. Headache in tact. Jaw pain diminishing. But I\u2019m pretty sure I have a concussion. I ended up sleeping for the entire time from about 5:30 until 10:30. Now I\u2019m writing this and I\u2019m falling asleep again so there will be no writing tonight. I guess maybe I should start counting my blog posts to my word count. Nah. I don\u2019t think I will go that route.\nHow does this fit into the Mama Factor? Well, it seems that there are certain mamas who just don\u2019t have the time to write. They have obligations that keep growing as their family grows. As much as they try, there is no time for their needs and wants; only for those of their family. Those moms are the ones that perform a miracle every November when they are able to validate their 50,000 words by midnight on November 30th.\nNo 1667 for me on Day Two. We\u2019ll see if Day Three allows me to write but I will say that while Daughter Number Two is on that business trip, I will be driving to her house to feed her cats. And they have an ant problem so I can\u2019t just fill the dishes and leave. I have to stay while the cats eat and make sure they all eat. This will involve about an hour and a half twice a day, including drive time. I might get a few words written while I wait for los gatos to eat. Might. Might not. Hopefully 1667 will happen tomorrow so I will only have to get caught up by one day over the weekend. If I fall too far behind, I won\u2019t catch up.\nSo if you know a Mama doing NaNoWriMo, be kind. Offer to help her out or if you can\u2019t help her out, at least don\u2019t be an additional burden to her. Don\u2019t feed the Mama Factor.\nPosted in life, NaNoWriMo, tagged #nano poblano 2016, NanoPoblano, NaNoWriMo, nanowrimo tips, plot ninjas, prompts, wriitng on November 2, 2016| 3 Comments \u00bb\nOne of the things I learned in my fourth go round at NaNoWriMo was about plot ninjas and plot bunnies. What are they? Basically, they are a kind of prompt to include someone or something in your writing. It can give you a fresh idea when you are stuck. 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        "raw_content": "Cincinnati woman discovers ice cream sandwiches won\u2019t melt\nWhile it\u2019s often a race for kids to eat their ice cream before it starts dripping down their hands, that\u2019s not an issue with some ice cream sandwiches. It seems certain brands won\u2019t completely melt\u2014even when they\u2019re left outside for half a day.\nChristie Watson, from the Cincinnati-area, made the discovery last week when her son left his ice cream sandwich on her outdoor patio overnight. The Walmart Great Value Ice Cream Sandwich hadn\u2019t fully melted, despite the summer temperature of 26 degrees Celsius. Naturally, Watson found the discovery a little strange.\n\u201cI looked at the box, and it doesn\u2019t say artificial ice cream\u2014it says ice cream,\u201d Watson told WCPO Cincinnati.\nTo confirm her findings, Watson left another ice cream sandwich out overnight, which yielded the same result.\n\u201cThere was still ice cream there,\u201d she says. \u201cSo I thought to myself: what am I feeding to my children?\u201d\nThe mother-of-two took her concern to the local news station, where they tested the ice cream for themselves. The station experimented with the Walmart ice cream sandwich, alongside a Klondike Bar and some Haagen Dazs ice cream.\nAfter 30 minutes of sun, WCPO found the Haagen Dazs reduced \u201cto a puddle,\u201d the Klondike Bar \u201ca semi-solid,\u201d and the Walmart ice cream sandwich was \u201ca more-or-less intact ice-cream sandwich.\u201d\nWhile the pint of Haagen Dazs contains just cream, milk, sugar, eggs, and vanilla, according to Walmart\u2019s website, their ice cream sandwiches contain additional ingredients, including: corn syrup, 1% or less of mono-and diglycerides, guar gum, calcium sulfate, carob bean gum, cellulose gum, carrageenan, artificial flavour, and annatto for colour.\nThe addition of stabilizers to the ice cream, such as gums and emulsifiers, not only make it cheaper to produce, but also slows the melting process, helping extend ice cream\u2019s shelf life.\nIn response to the news station\u2019s experiment, Walmart stated: \u201cIce cream melts based on how much butterfat and cream [is] in it. Our sandwiches contain less, and are more affordable. But they are healthy and meet all FDA guidelines.\u201d\nThough more expensive, if you want old fashioned ice cream that melts in the sun, look for organic or natural ice cream\u2014like Mapleton\u2019s organic ice cream\u2014where the first ingredients should be cream and sugar. You can also try making your own: our easy recipe for homemade ice cream sandwiches is made with graham crackers and chocolate ice cream.\nNext StoryKnow your birds: Woodpeckers of North America",
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        "raw_content": "Blog Posts tagged \"Air Quality\"\nCPEHN in the News: New Tool Can Help Identify Environmental Health Inequities\nAt CPEHN, we recognize that environmental conditions have a tremendous impact on our health. In our report, The Landscape of Opportunity: Cultivating Health Equity in California, we discussed how those living in areas with worse air quality are more likely to suffer from asthma and other chronic health conditions. We also showed that in California, the majority of people living in areas with adverse environmental conditions are from communities of color.\nRecently, more research has been done to examine these environmental health inequities. 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In the article, CPEHN Executive Director Sarah de Guia discussed the differences between CalEnviroScreen 1.1 and the 2.0 version and how the new version should yield more detailed results:\nDespite Inroads, California's Air Pollution Map Hardly Changed\nKidsdata.org, Lucile Packard Foundation for Children's Health\nThis post was originally published by Kidsdata.org.\nGround-level ozone, which is formed from car and power plant emissions and is a primary component of smog, poses considerable health risks for all, but especially for children. At the start of the new century, in 2001, the six California counties with the most high-ozone days were all located in the Central Valley and in Southern California. More than a decade later, while the total number of such days is down by 64% across California, the same six counties continue to suffer from the worst air quality (by that measure) in the Golden State, according to the most recent data available on kidsdata.org (see map at right).\nIn 2013, Fresno, Kern, Los Angeles, Riverside, and Tulare counties experienced more than 40 days with ozone levels above the U.S. regulatory standard. San Bernardino County, however, had 93 high ozone days, nearly eight times the statewide average of 12 days per year.\nFrom the Los Angeles and Long Beach ports, trucks clog the already congested freeways and trains load tons of goods as they haul 40% of the country's incoming cargo containers each year. The weather doesn't help, either. From the coast, sea breezes blow emissions eastward, where they are blocked by the San Bernardino Mountains, adding to the high concentration of ozone in the hot and dry Inland Empire area.\nCalifornia Ramps Up Efforts to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions\nYesterday, Governor Jerry Brown ensured that California would remain at the forefront of efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in response to the growing threat of climate change. In an executive order, Brown stated that the state must cut greenhouse gas emissions to 40% below 1990 levels by 2030. This interim target will help meet the goal of cutting emissions to 80% below 1990 levels by 2050, as established by Brown\u2019s predecessor, Arnold Schwarzenegger.\nIn a press conference, Brown expressed his determination for California to be leaders in regards to climate change:\n\u201cIn North America, California is now setting the pace, and we're very serious about it,\u201d Brown told a crowd of hundreds at a climate change conference in Los Angeles. \u201cWe're going to take whatever steps are needed to get the job done, because our future depends on it.\u201d\nIn CPEHN\u2019s report, The Landscape of Opportunity: Cultivating Health Equity in California, we discussed air quality and climate change as a health justice issue:\n\u201cStudies have shown that communities of color and low-income communities are more likely to live in areas with high exposure to pollutants, which can lead to higher levels of asthma and other respiratory conditions as well as cardiovascular events, low birth weight, and premature deaths.\u201d\nIn the same report we discussed improving air quality as a vital strategy to address some of the key environmental determinants of health. We stressed that California should remain a leader in developing standards to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.\nHelp Caltrans on the Road to Recovery: Comment on the California Transportation Plan 2040\nChanell Fletcher, Policy and Engagement Manager, ClimatePlan\nThis post originally appeared on ClimatePlan's blog. CPEHN is currently one of ClimatePlan's partner organizations.\nCalifornia has big goals to fight climate change. But the current trend is that more Californians are driving longer distances. That\u2019s bad for the climate and for all of us. The state has got to invest in more and better alternatives to driving, modernizing our transportation system to reflect our societal and economic goals.\nNext stop: Caltrans\nCaltrans \u2014 whose name many people associate only with highways \u2014 is starting to recognize the need for change. The agency is on the road to recovery, but it needs your help to get there.\nCaltrans updated its mission and its goals. 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This week we're focusing on the number of unhealthy air quality days each year as a result of ozone pollution in Riverside County.\nWhile we have focused a great deal on health outcomes and socioeconomic factors contributing to health disparities in California, another root cause is our environment. It is much harder to live a healthy life when the air you breathe can cause you harm. For today\u2019s Friday Facts, we\u2019re looking at a particular form of pollution, ozone, in Riverside County.\nAs you can see from the table on our Data and Resources section, everyone living in Riverside County experiences roughly six weeks of unhealthy air quality days due to ozone pollution each summer. While there are some disparities (for example, African Americans average about a week\u2019s worth of unhealthy days more than Whites), it is clear that this is an issue impacting all communities in the county. But what does \u201cunhealthy air quality days\u201d mean? 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        "raw_content": "CPS Prep Sports Program Resumes Following End of CTU Strike\nNon-football sports already underway; revised football schedule will begin this weekend and includes enough games to qualify Public League teams for state tournament\nChicago Public Schools\u2019 (CPS) interscholastic prep sports program has resumed following the end of the Chicago Teachers Union (CTU) strike. Many practices, games and matches are currently underway, with CPS football teams returning to the field of competition this Saturday and Sunday. CPS will post the revised fall sports schedules at www.cps.edu later today.\n\u201cOur students are back in class with their teachers and back on the field with their coaches, right where they belong,\u201d said CPS Chief Executive Officer Jean-Claude Brizard. \u201cWe\u2019re looking forward to a great fall season.\u201d\nCPS has been able to reschedule many games and matches for non-football sports, and Sports Administration officials are working cooperatively with the Chicago Park District to ensure that facilities will be available for as many soccer, softball, tennis and golf matches as possible that have been lost to date because of the CTU strike. Some matches in these sports resumed mid-week.\nFootball games scheduled for this weekend, which is Week five of the Public League season, will take place on Saturday and Sunday. An Illinois High School Association (IHSA) rule requires three separate days of practices for teams that have been inactive for seven days. Practices took place Wednesday and Thursday and are continuing today, so teams will have met the practice requirement in order to play games on Saturday and Sunday.\nSome 11,000 students participate in fall high school sports including football, cross country, golf, soccer, softball, swimming and diving, tennis and volleyball. The CTU strike sidelined CPS student-athletes for more than a week. Thirty-six football games, as well as approximately 75 other interscholastic sports contests, were cancelled last week. Due to the strike, CPS also was required to cancel all official practices in all fall sports across the District.\nAlthough CPS teams have lost one week of competition, they remain eligible for the state tournament because IHSA rules require that teams play a minimum of eight regular season games. Some adjustments for next week\u2019s football schedule (Week six in the schedule) might be necessary because of a separate rule that there must be five days in between football games, and any such changes will be reflected in the posted schedules and communicated to school officials.\nCPS had earlier sought a waiver from the IHSA to allow its games and practices to continue as scheduled during the strike; the waiver was denied.",
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        "raw_content": "Not-for-profit organisation, The B Team in partnership with the Unilever Foundry, hosted a panel discussion and interactive workshop on the future of leadership entitled \u2018Beyond Profit: the future of leadership\u2019 at Unilever House in London. A diverse group of 100 entrepreneurs from the UK and European region attended, and were joined by some of the world\u2019s key business figures in this area. The event focused on why companies should embrace purpose-driven leadership and how they can use it to build stronger businesses, while at the same time delivering value for people and the planet.\nFollowing an intimate conversation with five prominent business leaders, which was to be streamed live on Facebook, delegates would be asked to form into small groups for several breakout sessions where they could reflect, discuss and share their own thoughts and ideas with peers.\nAt the same event the year before, event organisers had used a live Twitter feed to encourage delegates to interact with their peers and speakers. Feedback from this event had highlighted delegates wanted more time to interact with each other and speakers, and this encouraged organisers to seek ways in which they could make this year\u2019s event more interactive.\nUnilever was quick to recommend our Collaborate tool as a way of capturing group knowledge and sharing it instantly with the groups in the breakout sessions.\nThe B Team approached us just two weeks before the day of the event. Adept at working to tight deadlines, our project manager worked closely with The B Team to carefully prepare and manage the agenda and content for the breakout sessions using our Collaborate App. Organisers wanted to guide the structure of these group discussions with an engaging, user-friendly and interactive tool that could harness the thoughts and insights of the group in a limited time frame and Collaborate is the perfect tool for this. Using our suite of iPads, delegates could input their thoughts into Collaborate, which then prioritised emerging themes across the groups and provided the facilitator with further discussion points.\nThe Collaborate technology enabled The B Team\nto crowdsource the best ideas generated at the workshop and provided great insight into helping shape the future strategy for the next generation\nof entrepreneurs.\nThe event reached millions of people via Facebook Live, with over 11,000 people having watched the panel discussion to date and over 12.8 million people have been reached via Twitter.\nThe B Team is a not-for-profit initiative formed by a global group of business leaders, including Richard Branson and Jochen Zeitz, to catalyse a better way of doing business, for the wellbeing of people and the planet. It is founded on the belief that the private sector can and must redefine both its responsibilities and its own terms of success.\nThe Unilever Foundry is a platform for start-ups and innovators to engage, collaborate and explore business ideas with Unilever and its 400+ brands. Through the Foundry, start-ups can view and apply to address briefs from Unilever\u2019s brands and functions; apply for business mentorship to get valued guidance and advice from across Unilever\u2019s business, or register to attend events across the world.\nCrystal Interactive came highly recommended to us by our partner Unilever, they advised us Crystal would be able to capture the knowledge shared\nduring our breakout sessions through their Collaborate software. We were very impressed with the ease of use and the levels of audience engagement we received. The onsite team offered great support throughout the live event and the whole team were exceptional at providing a great service at very short notice.\nAnna Heckenlively, Manager, Entrepreneurial Engagement, The B Team",
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        "raw_content": "At a time when some in the United States disparage our newest Americans, the IIR presents fact-based research to highlight the positive and ongoing contributions that immigrants make and will continue to make.\n#GivingTuesday, celebrated in 90 countries, kicks off the \u201cseason of giving\u201d on Tuesday, November 28, 2017. This year, for the first time, the Institute for Immigration Research (IIR) is proud to join this movement. We invite you to become a \u201cFriend of the IIR\u201d by making a contribution to support our research.\nAt a time when some in the United States disparage our newest Americans, the IIR presents fact-based research to highlight the positive and ongoing contributions that immigrants make and will continue to make. Examples of our recent work include Immigration Data on Demand (iDod) fact sheets, our report on Immigrants in Health Care: Keeping Americans Healthy Through Care and Innovation, and our study on U.S. Nobel Laureates- The Impact of Immigrant Faculty Members on U.S. Universities and Research Institutes, which has been referenced by The New York Times, Forbes, and the National Foundation for American Policy.\nSupport for the IIR\u2019s research on the benefits new Americans bring to the country will help us show that welcoming and integrating immigrants is just as vital to our country today as it has been in the past. Your gift will help us continue to make the case that welcoming immigrants is vital to our country\u2019s success. You can donate online here or at https://iir.gmu.edu/about/friends/friends-of-the-iir.\nWhile we hope you will use #GivingTuesday to make a contribution to the IIR, it is also important that you use this opportunity to let others know about the work of the IIR. Please forward this link by email, and use the hashtags #GivingTuesday and #immigrationfacts to circulate it on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram. A phone call works as well!\nThank you for your support. Best wishes for a joyous holiday season and a peaceful and prosperous New Year.\nDirector, Institute for Immigration Research",
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        "raw_content": "Cultic Studies Journal, 1989, Volume 6, Number 1, pages 86-100\nFamily Responses to a Young Adult\u2019s Cult Membership and ReturnLorna Goldberg, M.S.W., A.C.S.W.N.J. InstituteWilliam Goldberg, M.S.W., A.C.S.WCommunity Support Center, Pomona, NY\nThis article deals with the process of a young adult child\u2019s cult involvement and return from the family\u2019s perspective. Four overlapping stages characterize the responses of most families: ignorance or denial, recognition, exploration, and action. The family\u2019s emotional reactions while the cultist is in the cult as well as out of the cult are discussed as are treatment considerations. Also briefly discussed are situations involving adult children with parents in a cult and the effects of parents\u2019 cult membership on young children.\nSeveral authors have discussed the experience of joining and leaving a cult from the perspective of the former cultist (Clark, 1976; Singer, 1979; Clark, Langone, Schecter, & Daly, 1981; Goldberg & Goldberg, 1982). However, few authors (Kaslow & Schwartz, 1983; Schwartz, 1986, Ross & Langone, 1988) have focused on the family\u2019s reaction to the experience. This article will deal with the process of young adults\u2019 cult involvement and return from the family\u2019s perspective.\nThe authors are clinicians who have seen more than four hundred cult members, former cultists, and their families over a fourteen year period. These clinical contacts have led us to the conclusion that cultic involvement, similar to other crises (Caplan, 1964), is both a traumatic event and an opportunity for a healthy restructuring of the family\u2019s traditional modes of interacting.\nFamilies\u2019 responses to a member\u2019s cult involvement appear to go through four stages, each of which has a different emotional pattern associated with it. The stages are: ignorance or denial, recognition, exploration, and action. It is important to note that these stages do not have rigid boundaries, and that, in some families, one or more of the stages are bypassed.\nIgnorance or Denial\nAfter a period of ignorance \u2014 that is, a period when the family has no information concerning a member\u2019s cult involvement \u2014 most families pass through a stage of denial prior to facing the conclusion that a member is, indeed, affiliated with a destructive cult. Only after this conclusion is fully recognized, accepted, and understood do families react, the reaction determining whether or not the family will take action, either subtle or dramatic, toward extricating its member from the cult.\nIgnorance, the first stage of the family\u2019s reaction, and the denial stage that follows may last for several months or even years. A number of factors account for the family\u2019s delayed recognition and acceptance of the fact that a family member is involved with a cult.\nParents generally come to grips with the maturation and growing independence of their young adult children with a mixture of pride and sorrow. Healthy young adults value a sense of their own autonomy and attempt to develop their own vision of the world that is different from their parents\u2019 view. Blos points out that adolescents tend to use the defenses of intellectualization and asceticism.\n. . . a tendency toward inner experience and toward self-discovery become noticeable (in adolescence); hence the religious experience. . . . We recognize that this development is a form of sublimation of the child\u2019s love for the idealized parent and a consequence of the final renunciation of early love objects. The feeling of \u201cbeing in love,\u201d and a concern with philosophical, political, and social problems are typical of adolescence proper. The decisive break with childhood\u2019s way of life occurs in this phase; to the years of late adolescence is left the task of testing these new and momentous achievements, and building them into the continuance of a total life experience. (Blos, p. 72.)\nAdolescents need to develop their own guidelines. They tend to interpret as interference and an attempt to control parental advice which a few years before would have been welcomed (or at least tolerated). Parents learn to squelch the natural desire to provide guidance during the separation process of adolescence, but this is offset by the feeling of relief most parents feel when their children are finally \u201claunched.\u201d\nPhysical distance from the family, and the internal push to gain emotional distance and a new vision of life engender in the separating young adult a sense of loss of the familiar. A healthy desire for affiliation with something new that will replace the lost family creates greater vulnerability to the blandishments of cults. Physical distance also enhances the possibility that the family will be ignorant of what is occurring in the life of the young adult. Telephone calls and letters from a cult involved child might seem somewhat strange, but parents are likely to attribute this strangeness to more commonplace explanations. Healthy families have a natural desire to want to believe that all is well with their youngsters, particularly if the latter have coped successfully with previous developmental stages. Moreover, cults are adept at hiding their true names or goals from new recruits.\nThe H. Family reported that when their son first told them that he had joined an organization whose purpose was to herald a new age of peace and to fight communism, they assumed that he would grow tired of this phase of his life as he had grown tired of others. The family characteristically reacted to his announcement with irony and humor, telling him to telephone them after he had saved the world.\nSome families may be so involved in a family trauma such as the effects of divorce, death, or physical or emotional illness, that they have difficulty paying attention to the signals indicating that something is wrong. In general, families which are not caught up in family difficulties can more easily recognize, at the outset, that something is wrong in the cult recruit\u2019s life than can those that are expending psychic energy on more obvious problems.\nFamilies initially are unaware of what their child goes through when he/she joins a cultic organization. As the authors have noted in a previous article (Goldberg & Goldberg, 1988), when one joins a cult, the original family and parts of the self that reflect that family come under attack. Ofshe and Singer have described how cults, in contrast to other manipulative groups, attack the most basic characteristics of the self (Ofshe & Singer, 1986). Family and individual problems are exaggerated. A variety of psychologically sophisticated and deceptive techniques, including indirect hypnosis, are used to induce the new recruit to incorporate the cult\u2019s view of the world and to identify with the leader\u2019s personality, thus giving the cult control over him or her. These techniques so overwhelm the recruit that critical faculties and a sense of self are lost.\nTo protect one\u2019s self in the midst of confusion, reality is reorganized through identification with the aggressor \u2014 the cult leader. Freud described how groups have the power to induce a member to regress, conform, and replace the member\u2019s ego ideal with an identification with the leader (Freud, 1931). More recently, Conway and Seigelman (1978) and Ofshe and Singer (1986) described refined techniques used by today\u2019s cults to destroy the cultist\u2019s previous sense of self in a more extreme and dangerous way.\nOnce the denied stage is passed, the family recognizes the profound and disturbing changes in the cult member\u2019s basic personality. Old interests and ambitions have been abandoned; conversations have become stilted or have been replaced by the cult member\u2019s relentless proselytizing. The continuity of the family is disrupted and parents and siblings, even in situations where there is contact with the cultist, feel a profound sense of loss. That which was loved and unique about the family member has been lost, identification with the group leader\u2019s personality having taken over so much of the recruit\u2019s character. The cultist\u2019s new identification is a sad and frightening experience for family members who feel they can no longer connect with the young adult. It is as if there were a stranger in their midst.\nAs the authors have previously noted (Goldberg & Goldberg, 1988), one\u2019s character is built, in part, on identifications that are formed early in life with parents and other significant figures and by developing those traits that are valued by these significant figures.\nWhen identification with a deviant group supersedes previous identifications \u2014 those that formed the personality \u2014 it is as if one\u2019s history has been erased. The family\u2019s natural response to this change is that of sadness and fear.\nThe A. Family did not become alarmed by their daughter\u2019s cult involvement until she announced that she would miss the annual Christmas reunion. This large and geographically extended family\u2019s tradition was to reunite once a year at their cabin in the mountains. Their daughter told them that Christmas is a pagan holiday and that she had no intention of celebrating it. When the family pointed out that they were anxious to see her, she told them that she would pray for them.\nOnce the family recognizes that a potentially destructive situation exists, it moves to the next stage of response \u2014 the stage of exploration. The family begins to discuss its situation with friends, relatives, and professionals. Sometimes families feel too much guilt or shame to move on to this stage, which entails bringing the family\u2019s problems into the open. This reticence is often either caused by the parents\u2019 mistaken belief that they are responsible for the situation or by the parents\u2019 characterological manner of keeping family secrets. Unfortunately, when some families contact professionals who have no knowledge about the techniques used by cults, they are often automatically informed that they are being overprotective and that their young adult is merely experiencing a normal stage of rebellion (Levine, 1984). This judgmental attitude is counterproductive for the family and the cultist, since it confirms the family\u2019s sense of guilt and immobilizes them at the point where they should be energized. It is also, in our experience and that of others, most likely not the case (Ross & Langone, 1988). Usually, quite the reverse has taken place. The young adult is not becoming independent, but has been induced by the cult to become passive, dependent, and childlike \u2014 a regressive and destructive situation.\nDiscussions with individuals who are knowledgeable about cults often help the family recognize that the situation is more dangerous than first acknowledged. At times, a speaker\u2019s or author\u2019s characterization of the group as a destructive cult can shock the family into learning more about the group and into speaking to former members of that group.\nAt this point, public service organizations such as the American Family Foundation and the Cult Awareness Network are particularly helpful because they can provide background literature and informative materials. They can also help the inquiring family make connections with individuals who have more information on a particular organization. Articles on the group and the experiences of others in the group in question provide good background information from which the family can assess the cultist\u2019s experience.\nA clinician with knowledge of cults can now help the family place the information it has gathered in perspective and begin to consider how they might deal with the situation (Singer, 1986). Obviously, each individual\u2019s experience in any group is unique, as is his or her way of responding to pressures. Although the authors see a strong identification with the leader in cultists, they also note that some pre-cult personality characteristics survive, to a greater or lesser degree. (This depends on the degree of autonomy allowed as well as on different aspects of the cultist\u2019s previous personality. However, even healthy young adults are dramatically influenced by this experience.) The clinician who automatically assumes that only cultic manipulation is operant in every case without assessing the family constellation, the pre-cult personality, the possibility of psychopathology, and the degree to which cult membership is ego-syntonic is as guilty of narrow, judgmental thinking as the professional who sees only these factors operating.\nClinicians can also help the family differentiate between those factors that are significant in determining if the group is a destructive one (e.g., former members\u2019 testimony that fears of leaving the group were instilled in them) and those factors that are less significant (e.g., the fact that someone has labeled the group a \u201ccult\u201d).\nClinicians can also assess the dynamics of the family and the personalities of each family member, as well as the cultist\u2019s relationship with each of them. There is no single therapeutic approach in responding to families and cultists; the therapist must devise a strategy that respects the family\u2019s style and appreciates each cultist\u2019s unique situation.\nClinicians can be helpful during this stage by explaining the genesis of the changes that the family members sense in the cultist and demystifying the experience for them. Families cannot mobilize to take necessary action as long as they are confused, depressed, and self-blaming. By explaining the phenomena of cult recruitment and membership, clinicians free the family to take whatever action it deems appropriate.\nEven when all the evidence points to the conclusion that the group the family member is involved with is a destructive cult, some families or family members continue to rely heavily on the defense mechanism of denial. There are many reasons families deny that someone is at risk. As mentioned previously, some families are already traumatized by circumstances that leave then drained them of the cognitive resources and energy necessary to assess and judge the complex situation of cult membership. Indeed, their trauma may be associated with the cult member\u2019s vulnerability to joining the cult.\nIn other families, denial may be a long-standing mechanism for dealing \u2014 or not dealing \u2014 with stress. Sometimes families perceive taking a stand against a family member and his or her behavior as too risky emotionally. This is particularly true of cultists who were always seen as independent and mature, or even parentified by family members. It may be difficult to believe that an idealistic young adult could get involved in something that was not a good cause, particularly when he describes the group in such positive terms. Furthermore, it is painful for families to face the possibility of danger, and often there is a need to minimize the risk.\nFormer cultists who have left groups on their own, without family support, often report that they are angry with their families for leaving them in a destructive situation for years without intervening in any way. The clinician\u2019s role in this situation is to empathize with their feelings, but also to help these individuals explore the possibility that the family may have been ignorant of the destructive nature of their groups and to understand the defensive denial, family trauma, depression, or other dynamics that may have been operating in their families.\nThe Family\u2019s Emotional Reaction\nIn-Cult\nThe large majority of families seen by the authors experience four predominant emotions once they recognize that a family member is involved in a destructive organization: guilt, anger, anxiety, and sadness. The extent to which each of these emotions is felt and the family\u2019s (or family member\u2019s) characteristic reaction to the emotion comprise each family\u2019s (or family\u2019s member\u2019s) characteristic reaction to the crisis of cult involvement. It should be noted that there may not be unanimity in each family\u2019s responses. In fact, different emotional reactions from various family members can intensify the stress felt by all family members as they react to this situation.\nParents usually feel guilty. Every parent can find some reason for self-blame. After raising a child to young adulthood, it is easy to find many instances when one was either insensitive, unaware, and uninvolved, or overly sensitive, over-protective, and intrusive. Destructive organizations capitalize upon these natural and unavoidable occurrences by inducing the member to assign more weight and frequency to them than they may deserve. Cults cannot change history, but they can reinterpret it. The natural, unavoidable mistakes every parent makes are reinterpreted into heinous, unforgivable crimes by individuals seeking to drive a wedge between family members.\nFamilies seeking help often speak of long-forgotten slips and errors they may have made years before which have been cited by their children as examples of supposed parental wickedness. Indeed, some parents have even been accused of acts which they deny ever having committed.\nThe P. family reported that their son, who was in a therapy cult, \u201cdiscovered\u201d through hypnosis that he had been sexually abused by his mother and older sister. The incredulous family denied that any such behavior ever took place; but their son refused to listen to their denials and cut all communication ties with them, saying that he could not speak to such monsters.\nIt is important for the clinician to help the parents view these accusations as part of a campaign to discredit them in their children\u2019s eyes and not as valid and representative examples of their performance as parents. For some, joining a cult is related to a need for a new idealized family because of the hurt experienced in their own families. However, the experience of the authors and others who have worked directly with former cultists, suggests that for the majority of those who have joined cults, joining is related more to warding off a temporary sense of loneliness due to an age-appropriate separation from a family that was \u201cgood enough\u201d (Winicott, 1965), although not perfect, i.e., an average family (Clark, 1976; Singer 1979).\nFamilies or family members who accept the blame for the cultist\u2019s actions (i.e., those in which guilt is the dominant emotion) appear to be quite depressed and often obsess about the cult member with a sense of futility. These families often have difficulty dealing with angry feelings and attack themselves rather than the \u201clost\u201d cult member. It is helpful for the clinician to show family members that these obsessions may be related to anger at the cultist for rejecting the family. Next, it is important to help family members understand the cult\u2019s manipulative techniques, so they are less likely to feel intentionally abandoned by the cult member. This allows them to begin to externalize the previously self-directed anger towards the cult, a more acceptable and realistic target. Recognizing the destructive techniques used by these groups can begin the process of releasing some of the anger that had been unacceptable up to that point.\nSome families are more in touch with feelings of anger than guilt, and initially direct their anger at the cultist for getting involved in a destructive group. Other families use anger as a defense to protect themselves from facing guilt or feelings of loss. Once these families gain a richer understanding of the manipulative techniques that cults employ, their anger moves from the cultist to a more appropriate target: the group leader or the group itself. The families often have little trouble adopting a plan of action aimed at dislodging the cult member from the group, although they may move too quickly to arrange an exit counseling that may be too dramatic and deceptive. As with the depressed family, this reaction often has more to do with long- established family patterns of dealing with crises than with the dynamics of the present situation.\u00ff_\u00ff_In assessing an individual\u2019s involvement in a group, it is important to consider first whether he might be questioning membership and may, therefore, be receptive to a low-key exit counseling approach rather than a more dramatic intervention. Former cultists often feel that they would have been responsive to such an approach and chastise their parents for moving too quickly to arrange a more dramatic intervention. Former cultists often feel that they were not the passive, unquestioning \u201crobots\u201d that their families were led to believe they were and that they may have left the cult on their own even without intervention. Of course, sometimes these explanations are a face-saving way for the former cultist to defend against feelings of shame and guilt for having become involved in the cult in the first place.\nSusan, while living at home, had become involved in a new age cult. She had some doubts about the group; however, she found the members to be friendly and her involvement improved her social life. Her parents and best friend, alarmed about her cult involvement, secretly arranged an exit-counseling with a former member of the cult. Initially, Susan was annoyed at the deception, finding it insulting. She believed that if her family had told her directly of their concerns and arranged for her to meet with someone, she would have done so. In therapy, she came to see how this behavior was related to her family\u2019s long-standing pattern of not communicating about problems directly.\nMrs. F. was upset because her daughter, who had been counseled from a cult in a dramatic intervention two years earlier, still maintained that she would have recognized the cult\u2019s destructive nature and left on her own if she had been given enough time. Mrs. F.\u2019s need was to be reassured that she had done the right thing by intervening in her daughter\u2019s life. Her daughter\u2019s need was to maintain her sense of herself as an intelligent, discerning woman. Mrs. F. came to recognize that insisting upon her daughter\u2019s endorsement of her actions was counterproductive and was, in part, based on her own ambivalence about her intervention. Instead, she asked her daughter whether she would acknowledge that given the information Mrs. F. had at the time, it was understandable for her to have intervened. Mrs. F.\u2019s daughter said that she could understand the reasons for Mrs. F.\u2019s actions, and Mrs. F. was satisfied with this response.\nAnxiety is another emotion experienced by families during this stage. Again, this emotion was already a predominant one in many families, particularly in those which have a tendency to see the world in terms of its dangers rather than its opportunities. Nevertheless, many families express realistic concerns for the cultist\u2019s health and safety. They worry about the effects of poor nutrition and fatigue. They are concerned that the cult member will be induced to enter into activities with deleterious health and legal consequences.\nThe authors have previously noted the sadness that families experience when a member is in a cult. Families can lose both an emotional and physical connection with the cult member. Sometimes, this loss includes the cult member\u2019s spouse and children, particularly if the cult leader forbids parents from visiting.\nAt times, particularly when a family member has been in a cult for a long period of time, some family members center their own lives around that individual and his/her plight. These family members may become obsessed with the cultist and neglect their own, their spouse\u2019s, and their other children\u2019s needs. These individuals must be helped to recognize the feelings of neglect and resentment which may be felt by spouses and other children. Similarly, the spouses and children must be helped to recognize their feelings as natural under the circumstances rather than as examples of selfishness or insensitivity. A clinician can be useful at this point to help the family recognize the need for balancing concern for the cultist with the development of a rich life full of interests and activities which have nothing to do with cults.\nMr. E. entered therapy because of the distress he was experiencing due to his son\u2019s involvement with a Bible cult. Since his son was married with two children and living in a distant state, Mr. E. believed there was nothing he could do to change the situation and felt impotent. His obsession with this adult child had alienated his two younger children and he was suffering from marital difficulties. In therapy, he came to understand how his self-torments were really his way of tormenting his son in fantasy and also how his obsessions were his way of keeping a tie to his son. However, in reality, this behavior was quite destructive to him and his family. In time, Mr. E. was able to become more directly involved with his son. He began to visit him during vacation periods and voiced his concerns about the group directly to his son at these times, as well as in letters and on the telephone. As Mr. E. felt more connected with his son in reality, his feelings of loss and impotence diminished and he was able to let go of his destructive obsessions.\nPost-Cult\nWe now turn to the emotions that are felt by families when the young adult leaves the cult. In particular, we would like to discuss the feelings of anxiety, anger, and joy.\nAs mentioned earlier, anxiety is often related to fears about the effect the cult experience may have had on the individual involved. Even families that tend not to be overprotective initially seem to walk on egg shells around the former cultist (Goldberg & Goldberg 1982). The family is usually fearful that the former cultist will be pulled back into the cult and they are constantly vigilant for signs that the individual is planning to return. Some fear that if they could lose him/her once, it could happen again unless they stand guard. Their fears are exacerbated by stories they have heard about former members who were manipulated back to the cult. At times there is an exaggerated fear of the \u201chypnotic hold\u201d which the cult can supposedly exert over former members.\nMrs. K. called the authors in a state of panic. Her son, who had been counseled from a cult two weeks earlier, was moving back home with Mrs. K. While packing up his apartment with Mrs. K.\u2019s help, he had encountered a current member of the cult. Despite his mother\u2019s protestations, the son sat down to talk.\nThe most important task for former cult members at this point is to regain a sense of mastery over their life \u2014 to feel that they can make independent decisions that will not prove to be as disastrous as the one to enter the cult turned out to be. The message families should give former cultists is that they were temporarily sidetracked, but are back on the road to independence now. When the family hovers over the former cultist and imply through their actions that ex-members will be helpless when confronted by the powerful cult, they may be creating a self-fulfilling prophecy. A more helpful message is to remind the former cultists that the cult has only as much power over anyone as that person is willing to give it.\nOf course, former cultists often have unexpressed doubts about their ability to make independent decisions and may project those doubts onto the family. As mentioned previously, one\u2019s sense of self has been attacked in a dramatic manner, and former cultists need time to re-establish their own identity. Former cultists are exquisitely sensitive to parental pressures and may respond to mild suggestions with the extravagant anger which is usually seen in much younger adolescents. This anger is often a displacement from anger that cannot be directed at cult leaders. As previously mentioned, some former cultists deal with these feelings by insisting that they would have left the cult on their own if given enough time.\nSometimes families are afraid that the cult will retaliate as a result of the ex-cultist\u2019s departure. In some cases, there is reason to be afraid, particularly if the former cultist knows secrets which the cult would not like to become public. However, in most cases this fear is another manifestation of a free-floating anxiety stemming from the family\u2019s ambivalence over their decision to intervene in the child\u2019s life. In particular, intervening dramatically is a difficult action for most families to take, even if they believe that this is the only way they will dislodge their child from a destructive situation.\nAfter a few months, family members are generally ready to go on with their own lives. They are relieved that this painful chapter in the life of the family is finally over. They may be impatient for the former cultist to get on with his/her life, because they feel guilty about moving on themselves if the former cultist cannot do the same. However, it may take the former cult member longer to go on. Often, families prod the former cultists to make decisions which they are not ready to make. Former cultists respond to this pressure by feeling that the family is attempting to control them. It is important for former cultists to feel that they are once again in control of their lives, even if they exercise their decision-making capacity by temporarily postponing decision-making.\nFamilies often experience anger toward returning members, because, for example, they cannot help blaming them for behavior that was orchestrated by the cult. While in the cult the cult-involved person may have missed important family events and did not share times of joy and grief with their families. At other times, the family\u2019s anger manifests in indirect ways, for example, in overly solicitous behavior toward the former cultist. It is advisable for the clinician to help the family acknowledge their feelings and air them as a step towards their resolution.\nLastly, we should mention the joy which families feel upon reunion with the former cultists. This joy is re-experienced again and again as the families see former cultists begin to lose some of their identification with the cult leader and develop into unique individuals who are free again to take part in family life as much as they desire.\nParents in Cults\nWe would now like to turn to a family situation which is becoming increasingly problematic. Growing numbers of adult children are discovering that their parents have been seduced by a cult. The common problems experienced by families who face a member\u2019s cult involvement are compounded by the victim\u2019s age, physical and emotional condition, the necessity of involving siblings and other relatives in the decision-making process, and the required familial role reversal.\nAnother situation is the effect a parent\u2019s or parents\u2019 cult membership has on children who are still in the process of growing. Sometimes this situation leads to the entire family\u2019s participation in the cult or to divisiveness and divorce. In either case, just as cult involvement interferes with the individual\u2019s ability to separate his/her own needs from those of the cult, it often impedes the parent\u2019s ability to respond to the needs of the children (Markowitz and Halperin, 1984).\nCult membership and subsequent leave-taking, then, affect not only the individual involved but other family members as well. Ross and Langone point out that, \u201c. . . it is not only ex-cultists who must adapt, endure, and overcome. Parents, too, are acutely sensitive to the ups and downs of reentry . . . . They need to vent frustrations and fears; to confess feelings of guilt and excitement, to spend time away from their child, to seek support, encouragement, and sometimes professional assistance\u201d (Ross & Langone, 1988). In order to fully understand and appreciate cult involvement, it is necessary to view membership in the context of the individual\u2019s life and to recognize the impact that cult involvement has on the rest of the family. We view this situation as a crisis for the family. However, with assistance, family members are able to develop a deeper understanding of themselves and improved ways of communicating with one another.\nBlos, P. (1962). On adolescence. New York: The Free Press.\nCaplan, G. (1964). Principles of preventive psychiatry. New York: Basic Books, Inc.\nClark, J. (1976). 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New York: Harcourt, Brace, Jovanovich.\nMarkowitz, A., & Halerpin, D. (1984). Cults and children: The abuse of the young. Cultic Studies Journal, 2, 143-155.\nOfshe, R., & Singer, M. (1986). Attacks on peripheral versus central elements of self and the impact of thought reforming techniques. Cultic Studies Journal, 3, 1.\nRoss, J., & Langone, M. (1988). Cults: What parents should know. Weston, Massachusetts: American Family Foundation.\nSinger, M. (January 1979). Coming out of the cults. Psychology Today, 72-82.\nSinger, M. (1986). Consultation with families of cultists. in L.C. Wynne, T. Weber, & S. McDaniel (Eds.) The family therapist as consultant. New York: Guilford Press.\nWinnicott, D. (1953). Transitional objects and transitional phenomena. International Journal of Psycho-Analysis 34.\nLorna Goldberg, M.S.W. and William Goldberg, M.S.W. are therapists in private practice in River Edge, New Jersey. Mrs. Goldberg also is a supervisor and instructor at the New Jersey Institute, Teaneck, New Jersey. Mr. Goldberg is the Program Supervisor for Rehabilitative Services of Rockland County Community Mental Health Center, Pomona, New York. He also is a doctoral student in clinical social work at Adelphi University. The Goldbergs co-lead a monthly support group for former cultists that has met for fourteen years.",
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        "raw_content": "Profile \u2013 Vane\nFor Lady Vane, no day is a typical one; each is varied and mostly enjoyed. They can be filled with household chores and community matters; responding to inquiries from friends and others seeking information and support, sorting piled-up files, and replying to emails, especially those concerning cult issues.\nIn between she catches up with publications from ICSA and other associations with which she is connected. Daphne continues to be curious about many aspects of life, especially the effects of \u201ccontrolling mechanisms\u201d on human behavior.\nHigh on Daphne\u2019s list of enjoyments are meeting friends for lunch or for theater visits. She also much enjoys vigorous conversations with former teaching colleagues. She relishes her family as she does contacts with former colleagues of John, her late husband, and continues to focus on scientific developments from his field. Her garden is a source of great pleasure, as is walking in the nearby woods.\nLady Vane became involved with cult issues when her daughter\u2019s lover was recruited by the Unification Church. Through this tragedy Lady Vane saw, firsthand, the destruction cults could reap.\nHer response was to help establish an organization to help families affected by their loved ones\u2019 cult involvement. The organization, initiated by Paul Rose, then a member of Parliament, was Family Action Information and Rescue (FAIR), centered in the U.K. She served in this organization for many years and was Chair for two.\nAs Lorna Goldberg, President of ICSA, said of her at the 2011 ICSA Conference in Barcelona when Lady Vane was presented the Rosedale Award:\nLady Vane\u2019s insights into and advice on the international dimensions of cult issues have been very valuable to ICSA and other organizations. A natural bridge builder, she has worked to strengthen links between various associations both in the States and Europe by becoming a welcoming and unifying presence at different conferences.\nFor all her accomplishments, Lady Vane is extraordinarily humble. As President Goldberg stated, \u201cDespite her\u2026credentials, Daphne always has been an unassuming, tolerant, and articulate advocate of dialogue and cooperation.\u201d In the course of our interview for this profile, she mentions that she was married for 38 years \u201cto a scientist,\u201d never boasting that this scientist happened to be the 1982 Nobel Laureate for Physiology and Medicine, John Vane, now deceased.\nLady Vane has two children and a granddaughter, a trained and qualified Pilates teacher who created an innovative program for circus performers.\nLady Vane seems to embody the insight that remaining truly human and free means maintaining one\u2019s humility before life in all its dazzling vicissitudes. In her acceptance of the Rosedale Award, given \u201cin recognition of leadership in the effort to preserve and protect individual freedom,\u201d Lady Vane remarked: \u201c\u2026when working, voluntarily or professionally, to help individuals in this context, it is useful to remember that there are no Absolute Solutions. Only cults have these.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "Home :: Customer Testimonials\nThe best part about owning a custom T-shirt business is being able to help out Charities, Non-Profits, & various causes. Here's a super nice letter we got from Karen Nix who organized a walk to support her cousin who has been diagnosed with ALS.\nFor those of you that are unfamiliar with ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig's Disease, it's a debilitating disease that affects the muscles causing weakness and paralysis. It's not good at all. More information and ways to support this cause can be found at the ALS Association's Website.\nMike's Maniacs won Most Creative Team Apparel in The Walk to Defeat ALS. How great is that?!?",
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        "raw_content": "We love to find new ways to repurpose old material, including old furniture. If you\u2019re a parent, then there\u2019s a pretty good chance you have an old baby crib hiding out in the basement, attic or garage. Maybe you\u2019re holding onto it waiting for the day when your kid has a kid or for a friend or family member to take off your hands when they have little ones, but what if I told you there\u2019s a way to put that old piece of furniture to use in a way that will be beneficial now?\nI love this idea of taking that old crib and turning it into a desk for my office. A little spray paint, and a glass top, and you have the perfect desk; it even has shelves!\nIf your kids are still small, adjust the height of the desk top accordingly and add some hooks for crayon packed storage bins and you\u2019re good to go. Check out the video below to see how it\u2019s done!\nWhat old pieces of furniture have you repurposed? Make sure to share your photos with us.",
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        "raw_content": "Benchmarks closed mixed on Monday after gains in healthcare stocks offset declines in energy stocks. Gains in biotech stocks had a positive impact on broader healthcare sector. However, oil prices decline dragged energy stocks downward, which in turn weighed on investor sentiment. Both the S&P 500 and Nasdaq ended in the red, while the Dow finished in the red.\nThe Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJI) decreased 0.2%, to close at 17,705.91. However, the S&P 500 rose 0.1% to close at 2,058.69. The tech-laden Nasdaq Composite Index closed at 4,750.21, gaining 0.3%. The fear-gauge CBOE Volatility Index (VIX) decreased 1% to settle at 14.57. A total of around 6.8 billion shares were traded on Monday, lower than the last 20-session average of 7.2 billion shares. Decliners outpaced advancing stocks on the NYSE. For 52% stocks that declined, 45% advanced.\nShares of Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Limited (TEVA \u2013 Analyst Report) increased 5.1% after the company\u2019s first quarter earnings came in at $1.20 per share, beating Zacks Consensus Estimates of $1.13. Teva posted revenues of $4.81 billion, surpassing Zacks Consensus Estimates of $4.75 billion. Teva\u2019s better-than-expected earnings results boosted investor sentiment.\nMoreover, Allergan plc\u2019s (AGN \u2013 Analyst Report) shares rose 6% after Teva anticipated that its $40.5 billion acquisition of Allergan\u2019s drug business will be completed by June. Strong gains in shares of Allergan along with a gain of 6.1% in shares of Mallinckrodt Public Limited Company (MNK) boosted the healthcare sector.\nThe Health Care Select Sector SPDR ETF (XLV) advanced 1.1%, becoming the biggest gainer among the S&P 500 sectors. Key stocks from the sector including Biogen Inc. (BIIB \u2013 Analyst Report), Celgene Corporation (CELG \u2013 Analyst Report), AbbVie Inc. (ABBV \u2013 Analyst Report), Amgen Inc. (AMGN \u2013 Analyst Report) and Gilead Sciences Inc. (GILD \u2013 Analyst Report) increased 2.5%, 2.2%, 1.9%, 1.5% and 1.2%, respectively. Dow components Johnson & Johnson (JNJ \u2013 Analyst Report), Pfizer Inc. (PFE \u2013 Analyst Report) and Merck & Co. Inc. (MRK \u2013 Analyst Report) rose 0.9%, 0.7% and 0.9%, respectively. The iShares Nasdaq Biotechnology ETF (IBB) rose 2.6%, registering its best gains since April 21.\nHowever, oil prices declined after the impact of Canadian wildfire on crude output declined. Moreover, Saudi Arabia\u2019s oil minister Ali al-Naimi was replaced by Saudi Arabia\u2019s state oil company, Saudi Aramco\u2019s chairman Khalid al-Falih. This in turn raised uncertainty over the oil policy of one of the leading oil producing countries of the world.\nAlso, crude inventories in the delivery hub of Cushing, Oklahoma have reportedly increased 1.4 million barrels last week. Both the WTI crude and Brent crude fell 2.8% and 4% to $43.44 per barrel and $43.63 a barrel, respectively.\nFollowing oil price decline, the Energy Select Sector SPDR (XLE) decreased 1.5% and was the biggest loser among the major S&P 500 sectors. Key components including, Spectra Energy Corp. (SE \u2013 Analyst Report), Occidental Petroleum Corporation (OXY \u2013 Analyst Report), Halliburton Company (HAL), Southwestern Energy Company (SWN), Tesoro Corporation (TSO), Schlumberger Limited (SLB) and Chesapeake Energy Corporation (CHK) decreased 0.8%, 0.7%, 1.9%, 2.2%, 2.8%, 3.1% and 10.7%, respectively.\nAdditionally, as per preliminary data reported by China\u2019s General Administration of Custom, its oil imports increased 7.6% last month from a year ago. However, imports and exports declined 10.9% and 1.8%, respectively year over year. Meanwhile, foreign exchange reserves of the world\u2019s second largest economy rose for the second consecutive month to $3.22 trillion last month.\nThe Materials Select Sector SPDR ETF (XLB) declined 1.2% and was the second biggest loser among the S&P 500 sectors. Key holdings such as Freeport-McMoRan Inc. (FCX), Newmont Mining Corporation (NEM), LyondellBasell Industries N.V. (LYB), Ecolab Inc. (ECL), E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company (DD), The Dow Chemical Company (DOW) and Alcoa Inc. (AA) decreased 10.8%, 6.7%, 1.1%, 1.4%, 0.3%, 0.6% and 5.8%, respectively.\nSeparately, shares of LendingClub Corporation (LC) slumped 34.9% after the company reported that its CEO Renaud Laplanche have resigned. This occurred after LendingClub\u2019s Board discovered that Laplanche has made \u201cnon-conforming sales\u201d of loans worth $22 million to an institutional investor, consequently violating company\u2019s business practices. President Scott Sanborn will replace Laplanche.\nStock Futures Climb, But Solar Stocks Melt \u2013 Investor\u2019s Business Daily\nMarkets Right Now: Energy Stocks Lead an Early Gain \u2013 ABC News",
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        "raw_content": "Democracy and civic education\nIt is very important that the young minds of the country are made to go through a gradual process of awareness about democratic values and principles\nPakistan has been facing political instability for the last several years. It is unclear as to why are we still unable to benefit from democracy. Is it because of the failure of the leadership we elect, which leads us to further complicated situation? The idea that democracy and civic education are interlinked and interconnected needs to be understood very clearly as they have been dealt in isolation, which is why there is a need to look into the consequences of this isolation.\nCivic education can be termed as education for social responsibility, political participation and includes the topics about how to vote and understand the needs of community in order to strengthen the social fabric.\nIn various countries, volunteerism is the part of curriculum and incorporated in the textbooks, particularly the social studies books of different levels. In ideal situations, the values of democracy are to be introduced in early year\u2019s education like tolerance, empathy, acceptance coexistence and respect for others. The actual implementation is at secondary and higher secondary level and school has the most important role to play in promoting democratic values and respect for democracy for all students. Civic education leads to volunteerism towards community and culture, which contributes to the formation of an open-minded society. It also prepares young mind to cope up with national and global challenges and the basics of political participation. It is very important that the young minds are made to go through a gradual process of awareness to understand the systems and use of resources etc.\nVolunteerism in Pakistan is exemplary, but at the same time, it is also a fact that we, as a nation, are not trained to handle crises situations in general\nThese values can\u2019t be taught only in schools, but schools can indeed play a vital role in this regard by giving the students practical examples. One fact is evident as far as our Pakistani society is concerned that in times of trouble and turmoil, we stand together as a nation to take every step that is possible. The volunteerism is exemplary, but at the same time it is also a fact that we as a nation are not at all trained to handle crises situations in general. The secondary and higher secondary school students should be trained and sensitised on what democracy and democratic values are. If a school practices and demonstrates certain values and culture based on democratic principle there is no doubt that the student would learn it directly as well as indirectly. The best practices and examples can be set by engaging children in such activities on their own as they always come up with new and innovative ideas.\nA general picture of the public schools is more or less same all over Pakistan with the traditional role of a teacher limited to being a source of information dictating mostly to students whatever level he or she is catering to. Public schools usually cater to more number of students than their capacity. In such situations, the teacher is left with two major tasks controlling the students by all means and finishing off the lesson planned for the particular period. The role of the teacher is more of a dictator in these situations rather than a facilitator. There are class monitors and representatives selected or elected depending upon the criteria set by the teacher or the school. The opinion of the teacher likes and dislikes are the key factors for nomination of class representative and the opinion and participation of the rest of the class students is hardly counted.\nThe private schools since they talk about a specific number of students in one class, are trying to keep the school culture participatory and equal opportunities for all students. Like the class representatives are chosen as per attendance two at a time generally so that the whole class gets the opportunity. The senior sections have proper election campaigns for the head boy and head girl and any one can apply for it as these schools have well defined procedures for it. The madrassah stream has its own hierarchy and selection strategy. The first and most important challenge is of course the different streams with no unified content for the students of secondary and higher secondary schools. There are lessons in books of social studies and Pakistan Studies on democracy, constitutional development, fundamental human rights, but practically the school doesn\u2019t exhibit the democratic culture. Therefore, we cannot expect the students to develop an appreciation for the democratic system. Unfortunately, most of the times in our political history, we haven\u2019t witnessed democratic forms of government but the dictatorships and the appreciation can be easily assessed among masses for his type of rule.\nThe second challenge is the absence of a specific content designed to politically educate youth in schools for understanding the political needs and system of their country. The roles and responsibilities of an educated individual towards state government are yet to be defined categorically though the themes are touched upon in a series of topics as per guidelines of the national curriculum system. A concerted effort is also needed by the academicians and institutions to defuse the contradictions between Islamic concept of democracy and western democracy to have the public opinion in favor of democracy and democratic values.",
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        "raw_content": "Anti-terrorism (Amendment) Ordinance, 2018\nPakistan can still surprise the world. And sometimes even in a good way. This is one such occasion. For nine years after the Mumbai attacks \u2014 Hafiz Saeed has been officially linked to terrorism. Hallelujah.\nBut this being a hard country the move came about last week when President Mamnoon Hussain, quietly and behind-the-scenes, promulgated the Anti-terrorism (Amendment) Ordinance, 2018. Meaning that as of now: all individuals and entities outlawed by the UN carry the same designation here in Pakistan.\nThis is an extremely significant development and the government should be supported towards this end. It is more than likely that the US de-linking of Lashkar-e-Taiba from the list of terrorist outfits that we were to go after to receive military assistance from Washington had a role to play. For free from the public perception of simply kowtowing to American pressure \u2014 the civilian leadership found the breathing space to manoeuvre.\nYet it is extremely telling that this didn\u2019t go to Parliament and was only announced this week as a done deal. The government had, after all, been vocal in requesting the courts to refrain from releasing Hafiz Saeed from house arrest; to no avail. Similarly, it had reportedly opposed the military establishment\u2019s initial overtures to take part ownership of the controversial militant-mainstreaming project.\nAll of which means that Pakistan is not out of the woods yet. Admittedly, in the short-term, the change in our anti-terror law will likely strengthen our position ahead of the upcoming Financial Action Task Force (FATF) pow wow. But we will have to wait and see how the security apparatus will steer this process. After all, Saeed is a well-known prot\u00e9g\u00e9 and the most high-profile of so-called \u2018reformed\u2019 assets; apart from a certain former Army chief who has seemingly developed a newfound respect for the democratic process except, of course, when it comes to the un-small matter of pending charges against him. Not only that, Saeed was due to contest this summer\u2019s general elections from the MML platform; in Nawaz Sharif\u2019s old \u2019hood no less.\nTo be sure, the proscribing of the LeT strongman represents a minor shift whereby the civvies are taking charge of security matters. How far this process leads to a mega clean up of Pakistan\u2019s polity remains to be seen. Already, there have long been murmurings from retired generals urging the de-linking of the Kashmir issue from the broader issue of cross-border terrorism in the global imagination. And LeT has been said to be fighting India over that disputed territory for some three decades. In fact, it is also believed that Osama Bin Laden put down part of the initial seed money. Then there is the question of how the deep-state still sees the battle for Kashmir as essential to Pakistan\u2019s very survival given that the area represents the key to securing long-term access to precious water resources.\nMuch can happen between now and when Pakistanis go to the polls. The Army may or may not come out of the barracks in broad daylight. Just as the security establishment may or may impact the electoral process. Though, to be honest, we think the days for such chicanery are through. What will be telling is if a petition is swiftly filed before the higher judiciary seeking to reverse this presidential amendment. And if this does come to pass, the way in which due process is meted out will indicate whether or not there is intra-state consensus on the recent decisions.\nNeedless to say, Pakistan stands to gain by complying with the international protocols and commitments on terrorism. It will improve its international image and also rid the country of a skewed jihadist culture. *",
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        "raw_content": "I wrote about the temptation to become great beyond our ability here. But there is something even more tempting which is the drive to become great beyond our calling. Well\u2026 \u201cgreat.\u201d\nPerhaps what I really mean is \u201cfamous.\u201d\nThere is, after all, a substantial difference between \u201cgreat\u201d and \u201cfamous.\u201d While walking with Christ, His disciples quibbled over who would be the greatest in His Kingdom. His reaction was not to rebuke them for desiring greatness. Instead, it was an inverted formula from what the world would otherwise have told them.\nHe washed their feet.\nHe pointed to the back of the line.\nHe gave them a towel and indicated the hundreds and thousands of feet they themselves would one day be called to clean.\nAnd this is the expectation of us all. We must strive for greatness. It is in our coding.\nBut fame, on the other hand. Fame only comes to a few and it costs much and gives little. Stephen Miller (not that one, the one that loves Jesus) wrote in one of my favorite books on worship, to date, \u201cFame is a fickle friend who stays with you as long as you pay up, then bails when it loses interest.\u201d [1] It is hard on family life, and harder on professionalism. Consider how strange it is to suddenly wonder if you have a wedgie, only to realize that there are no less than thirty camera phones unsubtly trying to film you. At some level, we desire fame. At some level, that\u2019s ok, too. Imagine if Mozart had never sought the limelight for his composing, or if Shakespeare had been content to reserve his poetry for more intimate purposes. At a base level, we desire fame, but it is because our hearts are pointing us back toward God. Miller writes,\nAt some basic level, we all know that fame is fleeting. That it will stab us in the backs when we aren\u2019t looking. That it only wants to take and never wants to give. But even if for a moment, it feels very good to be be wanted, applauded and loved. [2]\nIn the 1850\u2019s a man was born in America who was destined to either grasp at fame or live in unknown affection of the commands of his God. Judson Van DeVenter would grow up seeing the horrors come home of the civil war and hear the drums begin for the awakenings in America. When he reached adulthood, he stretched out his legs to begin seeking fame in an artform he could contend with the other greats of his time for the limited spotlights available. While he wrote, he also taught. He taught art in a public school and served in his church.\nThe people with whom he attended services insisted that he had a special talent for evangelism that needed full time engagement to truly reach its potential.\nFor season after season, Van Deventer balked at the chance, knowing that if he threw his lot in with the Gospel, that his work of becoming a famous composer and artist was all but finished.\nHere at the crossroads of greatness and fame, Judson Van DeVenter weighed the options and made a choice that we all must make at least once in our lives. Only in the truly rare occasions does our greatness also chase down an avenue of fame. More often, our greatness takes us down lonely paths with just a few. It\u2019s service in a small parish, or leadership in a startup business. It\u2019s teaching classes to 20 children at a time.\nFor me, it\u2019s writing, a thousand words at a time and publishing it to a cold dark internet, hoping that at some point in time it is available for someone to use for an important moment.\nFor Van DeVenter, it was giving up fame and living a life unto Christ. It was a living sacrifice commanded in Romans 12 and accepted by the throne of Grace. The lives we give aren\u2019t just glorious deaths, but sacrificial lives. The glory of the life of Judson Van DeVenter is found in moments that only God and the men and women he led to Christ know. They are lost in time, but not to the heart of God who cherished every single moment. They were moments famous in the eyes of God.\nAnd let\u2019s be frank. If I\u2019m weighing the counts of times my blogs are read by people and the times I know that God was sitting with me while I typed, I have a pretty consistent winning publication record. I have the rapt attention of the King of the universe. Everything else is icing.\nThat means if you\u2019re reading this, I think you\u2019re sweet.\nSorry\u2026 dad joke\u2026\nIn the gravity of the moment in which Van DeVenter chose to live a life of quiet sacrifice, there was music from heaven that filled his ears.\nAll to Him, I freely give\nAll to thee my precious savior\nIs there a foot that needs washing that will cost you fame? Is there a path toward greatness that will keep your name from being known among the many? Are you willing to give him your everything to do with as He pleases? Are you willing to make the sacrifice of fame that God may use it? Are you willing to give up fame so that He may hold you in one place? What is out of bounds for God to dictate? What is it in your life that you really want to see Him use?\nMaybe it\u2019s time to talk with Him. 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        "raw_content": "\u201cHow Can I Care for My Aging Grandmother with Dementia?\u201d\nI\u2019m writing to you regarding my relationship with my grandmother. You and your readers have been so helpful in helping others with their family issues that I thought I could reach out here. For the last five years I have been taking care of my grandparents\u2019 finances (paying bills, doing taxes, etc.) and helping them with tasks around the house. I go to their house one evening a week after work to take care of whatever they need done. My grandfather passed away about six months ago. At the time, my grandmother refused to acknowledge any feelings regarding his death. I suggested grief counseling on more than one occasion (having formerly been one in need, I knew how beneficial it could be to her), only to have the suggestion brushed off. Recently, her neighbor suggested she seek some sort of counseling, and she immediately agreed and then went. Once.\nMy grandmother called out of the blue last night, accusing me of breaking into her home during the night \u2014 not to steal, but to move things around, in an attempt to make her think she is going crazy! She accused me of rifling through her belongings, snooping on her, and telling the neighbors about the belongings and goings-on in her house. She said that she knows what I\u2019m doing, and she doesn\u2019t want me to do anything for her anymore. She packed up all of my childhood mementos and put them in her garage, told me to come get them, and then told me that, if she sees me in her house again, she will shoot me! Wendy, I live in a different state \u2013 to suggest that I would drive in the middle of the night to her house is unbelievable! I have been dutifully helping my grandparents for years, paying their bills, doing their taxes, taking care of all the financial issues and paperwork when my grandfather passed away, with exactly no inconsistencies or irregularities. It\u2019s been relatively thankless work, but I do it out of concern for their well-being.\nMy sister said that my grandmother recently accused her of the same, and, as a result, they are no longer speaking to one another. I had been tasked with helping both her and my grandfather because her relationship with her children is tenuous at best, a result of the same types of accusations over the years. (I feel that I should note that she accused my grandfather of the same things when he was alive, despite no evidence of such behavior and despite his being wheelchair-bound and physically incapable of moving many of the things she accused him of moving).\nI am genuinely concerned for my grandmother. Not only can she not handle her finances (she scratches out the numbers on her checks because she doesn\u2019t want the people she\u2019s sending her checks to to have access to her account numbers), but she has also become increasingly paranoid to the point of pushing the entire family away. (Her doctor had her on anti-anxiety medication, but she decided to quit cold-turkey without informing him, and I believe this is a part of the problem). She has always been somewhat paranoid, but it is now to the point of completely consuming her interactions with everyone.\nI am at a loss for what to do. Can I call her doctor and notify him of this change in her behavior? And if so, to what end? She can\u2019t be forced to see him, or to take medications, but I am afraid for her and what will happen to her if she pushes everyone away. What if she has a medical emergency? Who will know if they aren\u2019t allowed near her home and she won\u2019t speak to them? I want to call her and try to speak with her rationally, but that is impossible if she is having a bad day (as far as the paranoia goes), and if she truly believes that everyone is out to get her, I mean, realistically, there is no rational conversation to be had with a paranoid person. Please help, I don\u2019t know what to do. \u2014 Worried Granddaughter\nYou are a loving and compassionate granddaughter and you have gone above and beyond over the last few years to care for your grandparents, but the time has come for you to ask for help. This is not your job alone. Your grandmother actually has adult children who should be pitching in! Is your parent \u2014 the one who is her child \u2014 still living? If so, approach him or her about supporting you. Round up your parent\u2019s sibling(s) as well as your sister and any other adult relatives in the area and have a family meeting to discuss what to do about your grandmother.\nI found this helpful column about dealing with aging parents with dementia that you should check out. Pay particular attention to the part about a Power of Attorney. Who is your grandmother\u2019s POA? Honestly, that\u2019s the person who should really be taking on the bulk of caring for your grandmother\u2019s finances. What about guardianship of your grandmother? Is there a guardian? There should be. Here\u2019s how to obtain guardianship and also here (again, this shouldn\u2019t necessarily be your job just because you\u2019ve taken on a regular care-giving role; one of your grandmother\u2019s kids really should take on the responsibility!).\nAlso note the part in the column about getting cooperation from an aging family member\u2019s doctor. Absolutely, you should be contacting your grandmother\u2019s doctor and discussing her behavior with him or her:\nI encourage adult children to jointly write a letter to the doctor explaining your concerns. E.g., \u2018we\u2019re all worried about Dad because he is verbally abusive, has made many mistakes with money lately and his behavior is erratic.\u2019 Give an example or several. Have all involved sign the letter. The doctor is now on notice of the problem and may request an appropriate evaluation. The doctor may be more persuasive than family in getting your elderly parent to accept help.\nThe main point I want to make to you is to stop taking all of this on yourself. Caring for an aging family member with dementia and paranoia is emotionally and physically taxing, and there\u2019s no reason you need to take on 100% of the burden. If there are other family members, enlist their help. I don\u2019t care if they don\u2019t have a good relationship with your grandmother. This is as much, if not more, about supporting you as it is about supporting her. And beyond family members, you should be enlisting the help of professionals who specialize in supporting relatives of aging/ill/senile people. Talk to your grandmother\u2019s doctor and tell him exactly what is going on in as much detail as you can (including the important detail about her refusing her medication!). Contact a social worker. Get in touch with a lawyer about obtaining a POA and/or guardianship. You are not an island here. Round up your people and make a network of support. Your grandmother needs it, but, more importantly, you need it.\nlets_be_honest May 6, 2014, 9:14 am\nPlease take Wendy\u2019s advice and talk to her doctor. It appears that she has dementia and its getting worse. I, too, care for a grandparent who needs 24 hour care and suffers from dementia. Its not easy, and often thankless, so I applaud all you are doing as a grandchild.\nOh, when you look into obtaining a power of attorney and/or guardianship, also look into a Living Will/Health Care Proxy.\nHeh, ironically I just got a panicked call about my grandfather needing more help this week.\nMissyC May 6, 2014, 9:26 am\nI can try to offer some insight, as my grandmother with dementia passed away just a few weeks ago and the behavior you are describing, LW, sounds very familiar. My mom is an only child, and so along with my brother and I, we tried to care for her to the best of our ability, although my mom lives in a different state and I have also been living either on the other side of the US or in Europe for the past 7 years.\nFor the last 3 years, my grandmother was living in an assisted care facility and doing quite well. Before she moved in, she would get into her car and drive aimlessly for hours because she would forget where she was going. She would write checks upon checks, and not have enough money to pay for groceries. Sometimes she would return the items and go back home, other times she would come to our house in tears because she couldn\u2019t remember what she was supposed to be doing. Shortly after this, her doctor wrote a letter to the DMV and her license was revoked, however she still had her car.\nMy mom was able to get a judge to grant power of attorney and appoint my mother as her guardian, after it was determined that she was not able to make decisions on her own behalf. We sold her car and started to help pay down her debt, and made sure she was still able to thrive, living on her own, with some assistance a few days per week.\nShe also had bouts of extreme anger. She would call (mostly my mother) and accuse her of stealing her car, saying that she wished she was never born (this was among the nicer things that she would say) and that she never wanted to speak to her again. She also had a calendar and on it she would write comments like, \u201cFebruary 26, 2013 \u2014 Never speak to Ruby again.\u201d It was really stressful on my mother, and on the rest of the family, but we were able to lean on each other for support.\nIt is not easy to deal with a family member with dementia, and it sounds like you and your family are doing your best to cope with the new changes in personality of your grandmother. I agree with Wendy that you should seek out information on getting Power of Attorney and Guardianship on behalf of your grandmother, either yourself or someone else in your family. Other than that, if it\u2019s possible I would encourage you to speak with your family, reaching out especially to any family members that have stopped speaking with your grandmother, and use each other for support. Maybe if they can separate the words your grandmother has used as a result of this progressive dementia they can begin to salvage a part of a relationship, at least for the sake of you, who seem to be quite an invested caretaker of your grandmother. Perhaps you can meet with her doctor, or ask to meet with a specialist, to ask some questions about what you can do if she is having \u201cepisodes\u201d or ways that you can better interact with her. Separate from your idea of counseling (which is a great idea, by the way), having input from a doctor might be valuable.\nBethany May 6, 2014, 9:28 am\nYou\u2019re doing a good job, LW. You really are. But you need help, and you need to ask for it. You might even need to demand it.\nAlso, this letter should serve as a wake up call to all of us to make sure that things like POA and a health proxy are all lined up for our parents/grandparents/whoever. I know I\u2019m the executor of my parent\u2019s estate, but I\u2019m not sure about the other stuff. After reading this, I\u2019m going to make sure I find out.\nmylaray May 6, 2014, 10:04 am\nYou sound really sweet and caring, and it\u2019s really sad to read what your grandmother is going through. I don\u2019t know what that is like, but it sounds very emotionally taxing already. And Wendy\u2019s right that the burden does not have to be all on you. I don\u2019t know what your situation is with the rest of the family, but they bear responsibility too. I have a husband with a chronic disorder, and I can\u2019t emphasize enough how important it is to have a village of people: family, friends, doctors, nurses, social workers. Not only that but also don\u2019t be afraid to ask for help from those people, which you\u2019ve already started by writing here. Asking for help directly does not come naturally to me. It\u2019s out of my comfort zone, but caregiver fatigue is a real thing and you just can\u2019t keep wearing yourself out. And also, like Wendy said, you need support in this. You\u2019re doing so much and giving a lot, but you also need to give to yourself in this time. In addition to leaning on your circle of people, I think a community (whether online or in person) of people who are dealing with family members with dementia could be beneficial to you, especially if you can\u2019t lean on your family.\nAnd I just want to reiterate how important having an advance health care directive/living will is for anyone, regardless of age, ideally before anything catastrophic happens. And power of attorney is also a very useful thing, especially with your grandmother.\nLlamaPajamas May 6, 2014, 10:12 am\nI\u2019m so sorry for what you\u2019re going through \u2013 I\u2019m sending lots of internet hugs. I second what everyone said about enlisting other family members and your grandmother\u2019s doctor to help, and I think finding a support group could be really beneficial in terms of learning about new coping strategies and unburdening yourself to others who understand exactly what you\u2019re going through. This website has listings for isupport group meetings and online support groups:\nhttps://www.alz.org/care/alzheimers-dementia-support-groups.asp\nkatie May 6, 2014, 10:44 am\nyea, LW, its time to bring in the big guns, in terms of legal paperwork, community resources, and the rest of the family.\none of jakes aunts stole lots and lots of money from his grandmother under the guise of helping her with her money management. my grandmother, when she was alive, got conned by the guys who come to your door and offer services but just never do anything and confuse old people into writing them checks. you need to protect your grandmothers assets through whatever means necessary, because it is very easy for someone to come in and steal stuff!\nSue Jones May 6, 2014, 10:44 am\nDoes someone have Power of Attorney or Medical Power of Attorney? That can help you get her the help she needs. Lacking that, If she is a danger to herself or others law enforcement can get involved. Depending upon the state you live in, you can get 2 doctors to concur that she can no longer take care of herself to have her placed in a memory care center. The difficult part is getting her to see 2 doctors. It may have to wait until she has a fall or some other emergency for her to be seen by doctors declared incompetent. Or you can try calling a Social Services and see what they have to say.\ntheattack May 6, 2014, 10:52 am\nThis sounds incredibly stressful, LW. It\u2019s emotionally and physically exhausting to take care of a senior under any circumstances, but I can\u2019t even imagine the challenges and the heartbreak that the dementia must be adding on. My advice is the same as Wendy\u2019s. First find out if any family members can help. Help them understand that it isn\u2019t your grandmother saying these things. It\u2019s the dementia. Second, talk to a social worker who specializes in elder care. The social worker should know resources in your area and should be able to guide you more on what your options are. The social worker will probably tell you to talk to an attorney about the issues Wendy mentioned, so then do that.\nBest of luck, LW. I really feel for you.\nI don\u2019t have any advice- I have never been in or around your situation but I want to applaud you for what you have done. You are clearly a very caring and loving person to take care of your grandmother even when your parents didn\u2019t show you a good example there. I hope you are able to find the support you need.\nGuy Friday May 6, 2014, 11:26 am\nI appreciate the Power of Attorney / Living Will idea, but unless she already has them drafted (in which case you need to execute them ASAP) given the descriptions that you\u2019ve given of her behavior you\u2019re just too far past that for those to hold weight in court. Those documents require that they\u2019re signed knowingly, intelligently, and understandingly, and if it is later found that she was incompetent when signing them they\u2019ll all get thrown out.\nEvery state has some kind of program to assist people in your situation with potential guardianship filings; they\u2019re often called the Department of Aging or the Department of Elder Services or something like that. Many of them even have attorneys who work for them who will do all the filing and processing on your behalf (not that you need one, really; it\u2019s just making sure you follow the proper steps.) Call them, and get this guardianship filed right away before she risks harm to herself or others. The process can move very quickly; where I am the decision on the petition is legally required within 90 days of its filing for that exact reason.\nI don\u2019t generally try to offer this here (for obvious ethical reasons) but I am on a national listserv for guardianship attorneys. If you give Wendy the OK to share your information with me, LW, I\u2019m more than happy to contact you directly to specifically point you to a person or agency in your state to assist you with this.\nPainted_lady May 6, 2014, 12:34 pm\nLW, I\u2019m so, so sorry that this is happening. Dementia is about the worst thing to watch a family member experience, both because they\u2019re miserable and they work really hard at making everyone around them miserable, and so it\u2019s hard to get them to let you take care of them, and it\u2019s also hard to want to take care of them.\nAside from all the awesome advice Wendy and everyone else provided, I would begin preparing for what you will do when she needs full-time care, which will likely happen sooner rather than later. I know with my grandmother, the hospital would not release her after her last surgery without proof that she would be moving someplace with full-time care, whether that was someone\u2019s house or a professional facility.\nAn aside about decisions made for long-term care as well: much like any other medical decision, the reasons for making the decision you do are multi-faceted and intensely personal, and also, nobody\u2019s fucking business outside the family unit and health care team. Whatever decision \u2013 whether home or assisted living \u2013 you make because it\u2019s the one that works best for everyone. When we had to move my grandmother into assisted living, we had several extended family members who insinuated that we had \u201cdumped\u201d my grandmother, an opinion that was aided by the fact that she always implied that no one ever visited, because she often had no sense of time and couldn\u2019t determine whether the last visit she had from a family member was in the last 24 hours (or once, when I was in the bathroom when she answered the phone). Sorry, on a bit of a soapbox, but this is a decision you want to research and make without the pressure of a deadline.\nMoneypenny May 6, 2014, 12:57 pm\nI am so sorry you\u2019re having to deal with this! You sound so strong and caring, and I\u2019m sorry you\u2019re going through it mostly on your own. I have gone through similar situations as both of my grandmothers had dementia. It was extremely hard to see them slip away, and each of my parents had a rough time dealing with their last few years. My father\u2019s mother was often violent (she came at him with a knife and he called the police and she accused him of attacking her). She also had a \u201cfriend\u201d who took who knows how much of her money. Anyway, I second what Wendy is saying, especially the POA suggestion, and getting in touch with her doctor. She needs more than what you can provide for her at this point. Also, have you been getting support for yourself? I\u2019m sure this is overwhelming and emotionally hard on you too, so if you can talk to someone about how you are feeling as you are seeing this happen, I\u2019m sure it could help.\nLW, first, I am so sorry this is happening to you. All the comments so far are great. I would give you two other helpful ideas. Try and set up a phone system so each child calls once a week. Like Monday is one person, Tuesday is another person. So that someone is calling and checking in every day instead of everyone calling over the weekend. The second thing is remind yourself that when she says mean things, \u201cthis isn\u2019t her and this isn\u2019t personal.\u201d Sometimes that can take the sting out of comments when they fly at you. It is hard to do but try and remember, this isn\u2019t a reflection of her feelings but of her disease.\nAndreaMarie May 6, 2014, 1:15 pm\nAlong with what everyone is saying regarding POA, the Health Proxy is also very important, especially if her health begins to deteriorate. By having the Health Proxy someone will be able to make healthcare decisions for her when she is no longer in the righ state of mind to do so. Not only will this allow you to order care but also make end of life decisions. When my grandmother was put into the hospital with rapidly deteriorating health they discovered that she was filled with stomach cancer, my mother who had POA/HP told the doctor that they would not be pursuing treatment. Her health got worse and she was unconcious/unresponsive most of the days. Finally one night we were outside the room and watching he nurse for about 10 minutes trying to get an IV in (its the job of the hospital to continue to try and care/sustain life) it was at that moment that my mother made the hardest choice. She showed her POA/HP paperwork and asked that no more IVs or medications etc be administered as there was no hope for recovery and she no longer wanted her to suffer. My grandmother peacefully passed away that night in her sleep.\nLucy May 6, 2014, 1:22 pm\nI didn\u2019t read all the comments, but having gone through this with my grandmother, I think your first stop should be a social worker. They know all the ins and outs of your various options, and they\u2019ve seen it all before. Every state has an elder care department that can help you access all the resources avavilable and guide you through the bureaucracy. Good luck. You are doing great work.\nSunshine Brite May 6, 2014, 5:38 pm\nCheck out eldercare options in her area! There may be a good fit for assisted living nearby. They have assisted livings now that look more like group homes in some areas with only four people living in a house rather than a big facility. There\u2019s options out there. She shouldn\u2019t be alone. The POA is a step in the right direction but it\u2019s not the only action that needs to be considered right now. In my job now I\u2019m helping people under 65 get connected with resources that they need to try and stay in the community if that\u2019s possible or to get connected with facilities in the area if there\u2019s not enough assistance. Contact the county she lives in and see if there\u2019s any options available to her.\n_s_ May 6, 2014, 7:18 pm\nWe are dealing with my grandmother with dementia, and she had to be moved into a nursing home because she just required more care than my 88 year-old grandpa and 59-year-old mom could provide. Everyone is right on point. DO NOT try to do this alone. Where the eff are the kids? This should not be your problem. It is crucial to seek support from all the resources others have mentioned \u2013 eldercare agencies, social workers, etc. \u2013 and contact her doctor to explain the situation. Definitely also look info power of attorney, guardianship, and all these other items. And I really want to emphasize \u2013 SEE A LAWYER. Talk to a lawyer NOW about Medicaid and whether your grandma qualifies, and sort that all out BEFORE she needs assisted living or a nursing home \u2013 because trust me, that day is coming, and it\u2019s better to be prepared and have all your ducks in a row, because that can run $5-6000 a month. Any money you spend on a lawyer\u2019s aid will EASILY be recouped in just a few months once your grandma starts with care \u2013 and again, don\u2019t try to pretend that day isn\u2019t coming, because it is. And again, I\u2019m just echoing the others, but you have to remember it\u2019s the dementia that\u2019s making your grandma act this way (though it sounds like she acted this way before, so there\u2019s likely a mental illness issue to begin with, now being compounded by dementia). Trust me, my sweet grandma has turned into the \u201cbitch from hell\u201d (my mom\u2019s words). Dementia is a terrible thing to live with. You don\u2019t have to \u2013 and shouldn\u2019t and CAN\u2019T deal with it alone.\nJB May 6, 2014, 7:40 pm\nDoes your grandmother actually own a gun or have access to them? I think the first priority is to get that gun out of the house! I don\u2019t know exactly how you\u2019ll accomplish that, seeing as you\u2019re out of state. But don\u2019t let fear of her accusations stop you. It is just this kind of situation\u2013people with mental health issuess having access to guns\u2013that has caused so much tragedy. Perhaps the local police can even help you with this one?\nNext Post: May/June Book Club Selection: The Husband\u2019s Secret Previous Post: Updates: \u201cLove Me, Love My Dog\u201d Responds",
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        "raw_content": "If you\u2019ve ever felt the push-pull of wanting people to pay attention to you but feeling like you\u2019re unworthy, this video will help. It\u2019s about\u2026\nA few years ago, it was my turn to fix Thanksgiving dinner for the family. We had 15 people coming, so we\u2019d cleaned the house,\u2026\nToday is the final day of the Republican National Convention, and the Democratic Convention starts next Monday. I\u2019ve paid enough attention this week to get\u2026\nAs you move to a success-focused mindset, it\u2019s essential to become aware of your thoughts and where they come from. Are they originating in your\u2026\nSometimes inspiration takes a lot of words. Sometimes it takes five: \u201cKeep going, you\u2019re doing great.\u201d My friend Margot has said that to me more\u2026\nOn Sunday, I had the pleasure of speaking at Unity Church of Joplin and presenting a workshop there. It was a day of generous hospitality,\u2026\nSeveral years ago, I attended a conference for A Course in Miracles. One of the presenters said something that has stayed with me ever since.\u2026\nI\u2019ve been thinking about how we probably all think too much:) It\u2019s not just that we have a lot of thoughts going through our heads\u2026",
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        "raw_content": "\u201cThen the King will say to those on his right, \u2018Come, you who are blessed by my Father; take your inheritance, the kingdom prepared for you since the creation of the world. For I was hungry and you gave me something to eat, I was thirsty and you gave me something to drink, I was a stranger and you invited me in, I needed clothes and you clothed me, I was sick and you looked after me, I was in prison and you came to visit me.\u2018\n\u201cThe King will reply, \u2018I tell you the truth, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers of mine, you did for me.\u2019\n\u201cHe will reply, \u2018I tell you the truth, whatever you did not do for one of the least of these, you did not do for me.\u2019\nThis is what He\u2019s showing me\u2026 asking me. What are you doing in ministry that you say is in My Name? What are you building your work on? Will it stand the test of My fire? And are you remembering to feed the hungry, clothe the naked, take in strangers, care for the sick and visit the imprisoned, or are you having church and denying me in these most important areas?\nWe Christians all get that we\u2019re supposed to share the gospel, and point people to Jesus. But are we forgetting Matthew 25?\nCategoriesThe Deep, The Walk TagsDeepwaterwalk, Deepwaterwalk.com, Faith and Works\n2 Replies to \u201cWorks\u201d\nThis is great, and so true. You wrote, \u201cWhat are you doing in ministry that you say is in My Name? What are you building your work on? Will it stand the test of My fire? And are you remembering to feed the hungry, clothe the naked, take in strangers, care for the sick and visit the imprisoned, or are you having church and denying me in these most important areas?\u201d\nYour last sentence really stands out to me and I\u2019d even put it like this\u2026. are we having church or being the church. Having church, congregating in a four-walled structure that is nothing more than that, a four-walled structure, listening to a weekly message and having all kinds of programs is utterly meaningless if we aren\u2019t being the church\u2026.. if we aren\u2019t walking like Jesus walked. Unfortunately the greater Christian community has done a tremendous disservice to the body and the world by modeling Christianity as the aforementioned and not the latter\u2026. living simply in the mercy and love of Christ as Jesus clearly described in Matthew 25.\nThanks for sharing and keep walking the narrow road!\nblesseddad says:\nGood thoughts my friend, I found your blog through Tams. Will be coming back to read more. God Bless\nhttp://blesseddad.wordpress.com/",
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        "raw_content": "August 16, 2017 destroyerofharmonyBon Jovi, New Jersey 1 Comment\nI felt like listening to Jovi, so I called up \u201cNew Jersey\u201d on Spotify.\n\u201cSlippery When Wet\u201d was written while Jovi and Sambora still lived at home and had a million dollar debt to the record label. The start of the \u201cNew Jersey\u201d song writing process began as soon as the band came off a gigantic 18 month world tour with millions to their name. A double album was demoed and rejected. Desmond Child was brought in and a few more songs got written. Other outside songwriters like Dianne Warren and Holly Knight also contributed. The double album then became a single album and months after the conclusion of the \u201cSlippery\u201d tour, Bon Jovi had a new album ready to release and another world tour on the cards.\nJovi once said in an interview (and I am paraphrasing here) \u201cWhat I didn\u2019t get out of New Jersey was the pure pleasure of it\u201d.\n\u201cSlippery\u201d changed everyone around the band before it changed the band. Suddenly people around them started to make money because the band was making money. It was only natural that the band was sent right back into the studio.\nAlso after working so hard to make it, Jovi and Sambora realised that it\u2019s even harder to stay on top. The success they had post \u201cSlippery\u201d could not be there tomorrow. \u201cSlippery When Wet\u201d moved 9 million copies in the U.S between 1986 and 1988 so the pressure was on to repeat it. Suddenly the band needed to deliver hits, where in the past they delivered songs that became hits. It\u2019s a big difference in the mindset of the writer. Gone was the ignorance problem and in was the fame problem.\nThe problem that record labels don\u2019t understand is people don\u2019t always care about what the bands care about. And the reason they don\u2019t care is because they don\u2019t believe what the band believes in at certain points in time. In some cases, people just grow up and fall out of love with the soundtrack of their youth. And Bon Jovi\u2019s challenge was to engage with their fan base and communicate in a way that shares the same emotion, values and beliefs. The fan base was also much larger than the fan base they had coming into the \u201cSlippery\u201d sessions.\nThey did their homework, looking at what Mutt Lange did with \u201cHysteria\u201d. In addition, Aerosmith used Bruce Fairbairn for their 1987 smash \u201cPermanent Vacation\u201d so they had a fair idea as what kind of production was required.\n\u201cLay Your Hands On Me\u201d was meant to be Bon Jovi expressing the feeling to the fans, that the band is still accessible. The same old dudes with new shoes, but the song was marketed as something totally different. Plus it kept in line with Bruce Fairbairn\u2019s methodology that each opening track needs to have a cool intro for the live show.\n\u201cBad Medicine\u201d was a simple little romp linking making love to bad medicine. It might taste bad but you keep on going back.\n\u201cBorn To Be My Baby\u201d was a title Sambora came up with while Jon was playing the chord progression. It was more Dylanesque in the demo version with harp and harmonica in the mix than the final amped up version released on the album.\n\u201cLiving In Sin\u201d is Springsteenesque. It had a pretty cool film clip with a decent amount of skin showing and Jovi is trying to move away from sugar pop into more serious territory lyrical.\n\u201cBlood On Blood\u201d drew inspiration from the Stephen King film \u201cStand By Me\u201d with River Phoenix and Keifer Sutherland. Jon had the draft, Sambora and Desmond Child further developed it. It\u2019s also another song that\u2019s very Springteenesque. \u201cBlood On Blood\u201d and \u201cWanted Dead Or Alive\u201d are two songs Jon Bon Jovi would like to be remembered by.\n\u201cHomebound Train\u201d is a rolling rocking good time song, perfect for the live show. But in an era that was controlled by MTV it would never have been a hit to the record label machine.\n\u201cWild Is The Wind\u201d and \u201cStick To Your Guns\u201d are good pieces of AOR and occupy a similar place that \u201cWithout Love\u201d and \u201cI\u2019d Die For You\u201d occupy on \u201cSlippery\u201d. Both are fan favourites.\n\u201cI\u2019ll Be There For You\u201d was the unexpected hit on the album, buried deep at track number 10. \u201c99 In The Shade\u201d and \u201cLove For Sale\u201d close off the album. To be honest \u201cLove For Sale\u201d along with \u201cRide Cowboy Ride\u201d should have remained off the album.\nThe foundation of any good record is the SONG. The song is meant to hit you in the heart, bring up some sentimental feeling or some feeling about the now. And the music we like accompanies us throughout our life. Human songs about what we go through in life are what end up sticking with us in the long run.\n\u201cJersey\u201d came out, another 2 year tour happened and in between Jon Bon Jovi got married. Once the tour ended, Jon Bon Jovi went on a road trip, released a solo album for a movie and achieved even more success. Richie Sambora was left in limbo, picked up the pieces and also released a solo album. 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        "raw_content": "\u2190 \"Watch my car\" gag\nWhat to do about political lies? \u2192\nRick Perry's mistakes on Social Security\nAs Steven Benen pointed out this morning, Texas Governor Rick Perry is backing away from his earlier suggestions that Social Security was an unconstitutional bad idea. I suppose that's good news, but it's perhaps worth noting that Perry also made some trivially silly mistakes in what he wrote in his 2010 book Fed Up!: Our Fight to Save America from Washington. Two quote just to sentences:\n... Even though the Social Security Act was passed in 1935, the fact that no retirement benefits would be paid until 1942 contradicts any notion that it was directed at an emergency. Moreover, retirement benefits were not payable until age 62, when the life expectancy at the time was only 60.\nThe Great Depression wiped out the retirement savings, modest though they were, for huge numbers of Americans, and Social Security was intended in part to address that. But Perry is right that it wasn't intended merely as short-term response to an emergency (though it's unclear who he thinks says it was); Social Security retirement benefits addressed a serious and then-pervasive longer-term problem, that of old age poverty, whose victims had typically worked hard their entire lives and saved as much as they could.\nSocial Security tax collections began in 1937 and the first regular monthly benefit payments were issued in January 1940. Some lump-sum benefits were paid prior to that. So it's a puzzle why Perry thinks benefits were not paid until 1942.\nPerry also gets the relationship between life expectancy and Social Security wrong. First, he's apparently using a figure for U.S. life expectancy at birth (not to mention understating it; see this table at Infoplease.com).\nLife expectancy at birth is a misleading measure when talking about Social Security retirement age, because for most of human history until just a few generations ago, a horrifying number of children died before reaching adulthood -- an enduring tragedy we today largely forgotten and have trouble even imagining. (Improved sanitation was a significant factor in this, but the single biggest reason for reduced childhood mortality is vaccination.)\nObviously the previously high rate of infant and childhood mortality brought down the average length of life. Those who survived childhood had shorter life expectancies as well in comparison with doday, but not so drastically shorter. For example, in 1940 a white male in the middle of his working life (age 40, say) could expect to reach 70.\nOr to look at it a little differently, of Americans born in the year 1915 who reached the age of 21, more than 2/3 lived to be 65 or older, and more than 80 percent of women did so. (Additional data here.)\nFor some other examples of the outside-the-mainstream views in Perry's book Fed Up!, see Ruth Marcus's August 30 column.\n(Sorry for the recent paucity of blog entries, by the way. I've been a bit under the weather.)\n(Updated 2017 July 21 to fix some typos and in my usual possibly futile effort to improve some unclear writing.)\nRick Perry's mistakes on Social Security \u2014 1 Comment\nPingback: Misinformation in the news | D Gary Grady",
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        "raw_content": "Total War Saga: Thrones of Britannia New Trailer\nGame Announcements Gaming News January 4, 2018\nThe year is 878 AD, the embattled English king Alfred the Great has mounted a heroic defence at the battle of Edington, and blunted the Viking invasion. Chastened \u2013 but not yet broken \u2013 the Norse warlords have settled across Britain. For the first time in nearly 80 years, the land is in a fragile state of peace. Alfred the Great\u2019s victory at the Battle of Edington marks the player\u2019s historical starting point in the forthcoming game A Total War Saga: Thrones of Britannia.\nLike Alfred, each playable faction leader will face a series of unique events and branching dilemmas based on historical events. The choices made will have far-reaching and impactful consequences allowing players to write their own story and re-write history.\nPlayers can attempt to achieve victory in a number of ways: by aggressively expanding through force of arms, by increasing their faction\u2019s fame through construction, advanced technology and influence, and by completing a series of unique objectives based on their chosen faction\u2019s history. A final, ultimate victory condition can also be aimed for, presenting the player with a unique and significant late-game challenge.\nThrones of Britannia is a standalone Total War game which will challenge you to re-write a critical moment in history, one that will come to define the future of modern Britain. With ten playable factions, you must build and defend a kingdom to the glory of Anglo-Saxons, Gaelic clans, Welsh tribes or Viking settlers. Forge alliances, manage burgeoning settlements, raise armies and embark on campaigns of conquest across the most detailed Total War map to date.\nSystem requirements are still unknown, nor do we have a release date other than \u201c2018\u201d. You can follow the game through the Total War website or on Steam.",
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        "raw_content": "If you read the last post, you will be happy in the knowledge that Alina and Tristan are best friends. Gina and Crispin are even better friends and have a stronger bond. They spend most of their time lying around opposite each other in a long and bendy line known as a double helix.\nAs each of these characters represents a nucleotide base, each pair is known as a base pair.\nIf all 3 billion of them in the Human Genome were placed end to end, they would be approximately 2 metres long. That would be quite a size for a titchy tiny cell to accommodate. But the Dinky Amigos live in just one part of the cell. This is called the nucleus (unless they are in bacteria where they are free to roam). Stuffing two metres of anything into one part of a cell that is measured in micrometeres (thousandths of a metre) is going to be a lot trickier than getting that final pair of shoes in and sitting on your case at the airport.\nAs with packing your case, though, the secret is rolling. The Genome is rolled together with proteins called histones. It is then supercoiled to make tight coils. Very tight coils. Absolutely perfect for squeezing everything into a tight space.\nNot quite so perfect when you want to use it, however. Just as it is rather a bind to unpack your entire suitcase at the airport to find your passport (the clever traveller will have stowed it in a slightly more accessible place), so the Dinky Amigos are split into several groups for ease of access.\nThese groups are called Chromosomes and you will have two sets of 23 (one set from your mother, and one from your father). Twenty-two of these chromosomes (known as autosomes) are responsible for you and most of your body. These chromosomes are numbered 1-22, descending in size as the number increases. The final chromosome is responsible for determining your gender.\nThese are known as sex chromosomes and come in two variants. An X chromosome determines female and a Y chromosome male gender traits. Each set only contains one of these options. Your mother will pass on 22 autosomal chromosomes and one X chromosome. Your father will pass on 22 autosomal chromosomes and either one X or one Y chromosome (but not both). The presence of a Y chromosome indicates the resulting child will be male.\nSo far so good, but apart from a master class in packing and a reason to have two separate types of toilet, there doesn\u2019t seem to be a great benefit to us as yet. But never fear \u2013 your DNA is here! Next time we will look at how the genome is further sub-divided and how these divisions play a large part in our lives.\n\u2190 The Genome Part I\nThe Genome \u2013 Part III \u2192",
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        "raw_content": "\u2190 Why Don\u2019t We\u2026..\nWhy Congress Should NOT Raise the Debt Ceiling \u2192\nThe Paradox of Giving\nCampers and Staffers 2011\nEvery April Winona State University coordinates a 3-day Entrepreneurship Mini-Camp, exclusively for Junior and Senior high school students who are enrolled in alternative learning centers (ALC\u2019s). For varied reasons, these kids don\u2019t do well in traditional high schools. Many of them come from homes with difficult family situations. Compared to students that attend traditional high schools, the average ALC kid smokes more cigarettes, has more body piercings, exhibits more tattoos, and has a wider variety of hair styles and colors.\nBecause most ALC students will choose not go on to college or technical school, we like to make them aware of the fact that entrepreneurship may be a viable alternative. During the weekend our ALC \u201ccampers\u201d go on business tours, take classes, and hang around my staff of college Juniors and Seniors. My staff is enrolled in my entrepreneurship course and the responsibilities of putting on the camp are part of their class requirements.\nEverybody learns something at this camp. The campers learn about entrepreneurship and life\u2019s possibilities and my college staff learns that ALC kids, unlike the stereotype, are incredibly wonderful people. If you\u2019ve lost faith in the \u201cyounger\u201d generation, read the (below) reflections of my WSU students after the camp.\n\u201cI thought the camp was very beneficial and had a great impact on me as a person. I enjoyed getting to know the students and sharing life experiences with them. Although I may never see the kids again, I like to think that I helped them by encouraging them to pursue their goals and to work hard in life. Knowing that I may have impacted one or two lives over the weekend is something I will carry with me for the rest of my life.\u201d\n\u201cI feel this camp was very valuable to the students. I believe it opened up their eyes to a different community and area. It showed them there is more to life than the typical everyday lifestyle they are living in now.\u201d\n\u201cI valued the amount of influence we had on these kids. They most likely came out of this camp with a different view of the world. I hope they realize that there are a lot of opportunities out there, whether they consider more schooling or search for a job straight out of school.\u201d\n\u201cThe students got to hear people tell them that there is a future for them, even though they probably won\u2019t go to college. They got to deal with people who care about them and motivate them rather than always beating them down.\u201d\n\u201cIt appeared that a lot of these students come from a background were few have succeeded, so it was huge for them to hear that they can do whatever they want. They may not have retained all of the information that was presented to them, but through my interactions with the students they walked away with more than they came with.\u201d\n\u201cEven if we changed one student\u2019s future plans, the camp would be a success.\u201d\nI know that my college students gave much of themselves to these young ALC campers. But their comments indicate that they learned a lot about themselves in the process. Such is the paradox of giving; you often receive more than you give.",
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        "raw_content": "The 93-year-old cat likes picture books, too, especially those that help her confront her inevitable death.\nI CAN\u2019T READ.\nI don\u2019t mean that I\u2019m illiterate. (To be politically correct, I should say alphabet cohesion impaired.) Rather, I\u2019m incapable of picking up a book or a magazine and reading it cover-to-cover. Which is not good, since I\u2019m a writer.\nMy excuse is that I\u2019m a writer of short things. And short things, I read. Call it a limited attention span, or perhaps it\u2019s a deep-seated fear of commitment. I\u2019m not alone; most people crave immediate gratification and quick results, as evidenced by the popularity of texting, Twitter, and Facebook, IMHO. I get my daily news from Facebook, which is highly informative: road closings, birthdays, who died this week, and the elaborate details of how poor Katie Holmes\u2019 career is being sabotaged by the press.\nI haven\u2019t bought a newspaper in years. Why would I? Browsing the Internet brings me this-just-in news eight minutes after the story breaks. I bet I knew the Oscar nominees before you did.\nSometimes I even read emails, if they\u2019re not too wordy. I got a sales email recently that began with, \u201cI apologize for sending such a lengthy email, but I\u2019ve got a great offer for you.\u201d Then she blah-blah-blahed for a full page. By the time I was halfway through it, I needed a snack.\nSo then I got distracted looking up a recipe for cupcakes on Epicurious.com, which led me, as usual, to the cocktail section, and this is where I clicked on some ad for skin cream. This site made me worry about an unsightly rash I\u2019ve got, so I Googled it, discovering that it is either bedbugs, shingles, skin cancer, or an allergic reaction to Katie Holmes.\nBy the time I finally returned to that email, the offer was expired by a week.\nMy mom gave us a subscription to National Geographic for Christmas. Leah reads the articles, but I take after my dad, who tends to treat National Geographic like a picture book. The only thing missing in that publication is comics. Nothing like a good one-liner to leave you feeling complete.\nWhen I do decide to read an actual book, I sneak into the adolescent section of the bookstore with dark glasses and my hat pulled low. If I\u2019m caught by someone I know, I pretend I\u2019m buying books for a fictitious niece. (And they pretend they\u2019re buying books for a fictitious nephew.) I\u2019m talking Twilight and Harry Potter. I\u2019m not proud, but it\u2019s an addiction. I admit that I\u2019m powerless over vampires, werewolves and wizards \u2013 and my book choices have become unmanageable. Only a power greater than myself can restore my sanity. Dumbledore?\nIn an interview with Terry Gross on NPR\u2019s Fresh Air (yes, I do listen to the radio), author Gary Shteyngart said, \u201cEveryone\u2019s a writer. Nobody wants to read, but everybody wants to write.\u201d\nNo, I haven\u2019t read Gary\u2019s latest book (Super Sad True Love Story) since I avoid books written for grownups. (The book trailer on YouTube is captivating, however.) Gary also referenced a literary magazine contest where all the writers\u2019 submissions had to be accompanied by a receipt for a recent book purchase. I\u2019d be too mortified to enter since my latest acquisition was Breaking Dawn, the fourth novel in the Twilight series. This would not be a good way to get taken seriously as a writer, unless the contest theme is adolescent fantasy vampire chick lit.\nAt least I do try to read, even if it is stuff for kids. Short sentences, no big vocabulary words to look up, and easy-to-follow plots. And most of the time, I can read kid books to the end since there\u2019s plenty of excitement, romance and immediate gratification to keep me hooked until they all live happily ever after.\nTags: Facebook, Gary Shteyngart, Harry Potter, illiterate, Katie Holmes, Terry Gross, Twilight\n\u2190 cartoon of the week: death\u2019s doorstep\ncartoon of the week: you can\u2019t take it with you \u2192\nIan February 2, 2011 at 10:58 pm #\nAwesome! Your cat is reading All My Friends Are Dead! I just bought that and showed it to Jules!",
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Immense potential can also be seen in the field of medical imaging, where chemists have already played a role in developing molecular spectrometry methods to enable scientists to create highly detailed maps of internal organs for use in guided surgery, as well as in the diagnosis of certain cancers.\nAmong all disciplines, physics is considered to be the \u201cfundamental science,\u201d as it forms the framework for all of the other disciplines of natural science. It focuses on the motion and behavior of matter in time and space, as well as those of energy and force. Its impact on past medical innovation cannot be overstated, as physics researchers were responsible for the invention of technologies such as the MRI, the ultrasound and the X-ray, which brought about the first revolution of the life sciences.\nIn terms of Convergence in Healthcare, physics, much the same as chemistry, could play a key role in the development of modern imaging techniques that help doctors gain a clearer picture of internal medical conditions. The convergence of physics and healthcare could also enable scientists to develop a better understanding of the architecture of natural substances, which could facilitate advances in regenerative engineering, including organ and limb regrowth.\nComputer science has affected nearly every sector in today\u2019s digital age. By loose definition, computer science is a field that studies the experimentation, engineering, and theory behind computer operation and application. The capabilities of computers have been the basis for groundbreaking advances in almost every industry since the tech boom, and healthcare is no exception. For example, computer science made it possible for medical professionals to map the human genome, conduct robot-assisted microscopic surgery and develop computer programs to quickly and accurately predict patient diagnoses.\nWith a number of important technologies already developed as a result of this pairing, the full convergence of computing and healthcare could completely change the technologies physicians use, as well as the way they evaluate and diagnose patients. For example, a combination of sensors and computer software could be used to continuously monitor active, as well as passive, patient data to obtain a more comprehensive picture of patient health. A better understanding of patient health on a day-to-day \u2014 even moment-to-moment \u2014 basis could lead to more effective treatment for those suffering from chronic illness. Further, large amounts of Big Data collected from patients could be gathered and processed through machine learning to help the medical community identify small, nuanced signs in healthy patients pointing to risks of developing certain types of chronic illness in the future.\nIt\u2019s also important to note the role mathematics plays in this aspect of convergence. While mathematics ties into every area of science, it is especially important to the process of obtaining applicable health information from mass amounts of patient data. 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        "raw_content": "Archive for the Jennifer Love Hewitt Category\nJennifer Love Hewitt Fat Ass for the Party of Five Revival of the Day\nI was reading over at EVILBEETGOSSIP that Party of Five was making a comeback\u2026.which I guess means Jennifer Love Hewitt feels the need to make a comeback too\u2026so she called the paparazzi to take advantage of the hype the show that originally got dudes jerking off to her big tits on a small frame\u2026.that made her famous and in all the movies and by all the movies I mean \u201cI know what you did last summer\u201d\u2026and the one where she wore a blue tank top\u2026you know the one\u2026you\u2019re old like me\u2026grey chest hair level old\u2026\nThat said\u2026the number one lesson we can learn from Jennifer Love Hewitt about big tits on a small frame is that nature is working against us on this oddity\u2026and that nature wants the rest of her to be fat\u2026and often times nature wins\u2026.unless girl gets into the whole starving herself and working out just the right amount to not lose her tits everyone likes while maintaining a normal body weight\u2026\nSo this girl, after fame, basically exploded and has been struggling with her weight since\u2026this fat ass in leggings is her old ass body looking better than it has in the past but never as good as it did when she was a meme before memes\u2026.\nAnd the real question in all this is where\u2019s Nev Campbell\u2026oh right the new Party of Five is about Mexican kids surviving after their parents get deported not white parents who died in a car accident\u2026.my god\u2026but logical for the state of the nation and clickbait pandering to everyone and focused on exploiting inclusion and diversity\u2026while pretty much being racist, obvious and exploitative in your cashing in\u2026.but the world ignores that and just celebrates the steps in the right direction using Mexican talent since America is 50 percent Mexican\u2026see ya later white people\u2026.they 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Good play old lady.\nJennifer Love Hewitt Half Naked for a Stndrd Magazine of the Day\nThis whole Jennifer Love Hewitt deciding to get in shape and find her sex appeal at 35 is really strange to me\u2026.I guess what happened was that her ego couldn\u2019t handle being laughed at in her late 20s and early 30s when she constantly got dumped from her boyfriends/fiances as she progressively got fatter\u2026.and she had to prove us all wrong\u2026and remind us what her life in the industry is all about\u2026but it would have been such a better strategy, if she was playing the role of the hooker when she was 22, you know when we really would want to see her half naked\u2026but instead she was in high demand and the most she\u2019d give us was some cleavage, like some good little christian\u2026.\nI guess the life lesson is\u2026.if you forget about busty babes, they\u2019ll turn fat and come back harder than ever to prove that they haven\u2019t lost whatever they once had\u2026.and I guess I can\u2019t complain about that\u2026.but I am sure I can find a way\u2026like focusing on her being chubby, not toned even after photoshop at her best angles, without showing off her cankles\u2026and 100 fucking years old\u2026.but I\u2019m still into her being a fragment of what was\u2026.\nJennifer Love Hewitt For Shape Magazine and Some Stills from her Music Video of the Day\nThe nice thing about the internet is all the pervert\u2026.especially when it comes to Jennifer Love Hewitt\u2026because there\u2019s something about her that really speaks to the over 30 year old virgin who has been masturbating to her since Dawson\u2019s Creek or whatever socially awkward show I just assumed you had to be gay to watch\u2026..because with all those perverts come screen caps of her music video that I posted weeks ago\u2026.and for some reason\u2026I felt it was worthy of a post\u2026because seeing her shit still frame\u2026just makes me laugh\u2026.kinda like how all the guys she tries to marry and have babies with laugh\u2026only without all the satisfaction\u2026.I mean unless you\u2019re like me and get joy knowing she didn\u2019t eat for a week and had at least 5 enemas in the making of this video\u2026.and yet her body still looks sloppy\u2026.and jobbing\u2026I love it.\nHere she is for shape\u2026.\nThese may be stills \u2013 but they be jiggling to me\u2026\nJennfier Love Hewitt Sexes Things Up in her Music Video of the Day\nI guess Jennifer Love Hewitt proves that it\u2019s never too late to reinvent yourself\u2026.all it takes is ridicule of your fat ass and inability to land a man by the everyone in the fucking world\u2026to get you off your ass, in the gym, cast on a show where you play a hooker and where you showcase your huge tits that got you famous in the first place\u2026and now that you\u2019re running shit they let you show off your singing ability you haven\u2019t really put out there too much\u2026as viral promo video\u2026all panty clad lookin hot\u2026because girl, just when you thought it was over\u2026as the rest of us did\u2026.you\u2019ve come out on top\u2026today, let Jennifer Love be your motivation to not kill yourself today\u2026.cuz when you\u2019re at your worst, at rock bottom there\u2019s always an opportunity to make millions half naked around the corner for your busty ass\u2026..\nMaybe she\u2019s the next Beyonce\u2026cuz Beyonce never let being thick stop her from getting half naked on stage\u2026.\nJennifer Love Hewitt in a See-thru to Bra of the Day\nJennifer Love Hewitt\u2019s face has seen better days\u2026in fact so has the rest of her\u2026.making me wonder what the logic was in wearing this see through shirt\u2026showing off her bra in what may be the least erotic of see through shirts I have ever seen\u2026I mean I guess when you are the small head\u2026small body\u2026hug tits in the late 90s\u2026it\u2019s really hard to stay relevant\u2026especially when you\u2019re boring in all that you do\u2026especially in your emotional eating cuz you can\u2019t land a man\u2026.who cares\u2026here\u2019s the pics anyway.\nTo See All The Pics\u2026.",
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        "raw_content": "5566 CR 203 Durango CO Real Estate\n$100,000 price reduction from previous list price!!! Whether you're looking for a full time residence or an established vacation rental, this home and the 3.4 acres that it is situated on make for comfortable year round living. With 6,124 sf of living area in the main home, and an additional 784 sf guest quarters located in the upper level of the 1,200+ sf shop, this home will suit large families as well as those who have frequent or extended-stay guests. From the moment you walk up to the grand entrance and pass through the custom made, wrought iron doors, you will fall in love with this grand home. The gourmet kitchen is the heart of the home and features the finest appliances available, solid granite counter tops, tons of storage in the Cherry wood cabinets, and a large countertop-height bar island that makes the perfect gathering place. You will never lack space when throwing a dinner party or entertaining your loved ones on special occasions with the large, formal dining room. There are two separate living areas on the main level. One is a formal living room with a fireplace and stacked stone surround, while the other makes for a great informal living space or recreation area. The spacious master suite features his and hers closets, a large tub, and a separate steam shower. There is an additional en-suite located on the upper level, as well as two more ample-sized rooms with a Jack and Jill bath. Outside the home, you will immediately be drawn to the tremendous views in all directions. During the summer months, your friends will love spending time on the back deck, shaded by numerous, mature Willow trees. Whether you love the beauty of the red cliffs on the east side of the valley; or the deer, elk, wild turkeys and other avian wildlife frequenting the property, or the historic Durango and Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad making its way through the Valley in the distance, the vistas surrounding you will always be showstoppers. The Valley is traditionally one of the most lush areas in the Four Corners region, and with the irrigation rights that are conveyed with this property, you are sure to have plenty of water to keep everything green during the warm weather months. The richness of the Animas Valley soil makes for great gardening, so expanding on the existing planter beds could give your family plentiful amounts of fruits and vegetables, or you can leave much of the property in a natural state if you choose. For those wanting horses or other farm animals, there is plenty of pasture area for grazing. This home is also an established vacation rental as it is conveniently located 10 minutes from downtown Durango and 15 minutes from Purgatory Resort. With future bookings already in place, this is the perfect opportunity for a new owner to take over and collect future income while reserving the opportunity to use this magnificent home and property on weeks when it is not booked. Furnished top to bottom, the current owners have spared no expense in making this one of the area's most desirable vacation rental properties. With room for up to 13 guests, this is perfect for larger groups or a corporate retreat, and is just two minutes from Trimble Hot springs, and three minutes from Dalton Ranch Golf Club and restaurant. PJ's Gourmet Market and Animas Wine and Spirits are also just a convenient two minute drive away. While there are no shortage of activities in the immediate vicinity, the owners have outfitted the home with a spectacular game room that features a pool table, air hockey, foosball, ping pong, video games, and board games, and there are numerous TV's including a 70' screen which makes time spent at the house just as enjoyable as the time you'll spend enjoying all of the activities the area has to offer. The list goes on and on, but this property truly has something for everyone!",
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        "raw_content": "Because God Loves Me\nI\u2019ve been thinking a lot about my perspective lately. I\u2019ve definitely been acting like it\u2019s all about me, but of course it\u2019s not. I have good days and bad days, days of denial and days when I can\u2019t think about anything but our barrenness. But I think I\u2019m gradually beginning to accept that this is who I am, who we are, and what we\u2019re going through.\nI just started reading The Explicit Gospel by Matt Chandler for our small group. I read chapter 1 yesterday. A few things stood out to me.\n1. God is in control. He can affect the tiny things and the big things. Chandler even mentions that God is in control of mitosis. Those little body processes have so much to influence on our fertility, but God is bigger than that and he can fix that\u2013if he wants to.\n2. We live in a fallen world. Matt Chandler writes (and I\u2019m paraphrasing here) that because we live in a fallen world, we shouldn\u2019t be surprised when things go poorly. Instead, we should realize that when things actually go the way we want or the way we hope that God has done something wonderful for us.\n3. I was created to worship and glorify God. My job is to glorify him, in whatever way he allows me to do that. I wasn\u2019t created because he needed me and he doesn\u2019t owe me anything.\nI have a lot of friends on facebook whose posts I read but who I probably wouldn\u2019t still have a relationship with otherwise. Some of them were never really friends to begin with and others just aren\u2019t my friends now more because our circumstances or careers or locations aren\u2019t amenable to maintaining a friendship. Yesterday my attention was drawn to a prayer request from one of the women in that latter group. Her sister, a college student, has just been diagnosed with a terrible and painful disease that takes the life of 1 out of 3 people who get it. This friend provided a link to her sister\u2019s Caring Bridge site and I was blown away by her family\u2019s faith. The journal articles her mom writes are so glorifying to God in the midst of this very dark time in their daughter\u2019s life.\nI was especially touched by one story the girl\u2019s mom recorded. She said that on the day their daughter was admitted to the ICU, her husband received a text message asking why such a bad thing would happen to such a good person. The mother refuted first that her daughter was \u201cgood,\u201d saying only Christ is good and that her daughter would say the same thing. When they asked their daughter how her dad should respond to the \u201cwhy\u201d question, she signed to them (because the disease has made it impossible for her to speak) that she was going through this \u201cbecause God loves me.\u201d\nThere\u2019s something so deep and so true and so convicting in that sentiment. And there\u2019s something that eludes me there, too. I want to have faith to believe that we\u2019re going through this because God loves us. I want to believe that we are dealing with infertility because God loves us. I\u2019m trying to believe it.\nRomans 8:28 \u201cFor we know that in all things God works for the good of those who love him, who have been called according to his purpose.\u201d (NIV)\nCategories: And Faith, Infertility | Tags: faith, God loves me, infertility, Matt Chandler, Romans 8:28, the explicit gospel | Permalink.\n3 thoughts on \u201cBecause God Loves Me\u201d\nanemptywomb\nLoved your post. I too found myself becoming totally self absorbed \u2013 not realizing others were in pain too, like my mom,she also had to go through congratulating her friends on being grandparents and watching us in misery. It really made me re-look things. I have cried to God, \u201cWhy, why, why, I can\u2019t do this anymore\u201d but I know in the end his plan is for the greater good. The coping skills we learn will stand us stead fast in the future when babies do come! My husband and I have drawn closer and our marriage will be on strong foundations when it\u2019s time for a family. Perhaps all these things needed to be in place. Another friend said to me, \u201cI know you are trying to be proactive, but God doesn\u2019t need you to be, he just wants you to Trust Him\u201d\nI feel your pain so deeply and reach out and give you a virtual hug \u2013 it\u2019s just such a crap situation to be in, but your faith already has you well on your way to a blessed ending!\nWow. Thank you for your encouraging words and your hug. Hugs back!\nLoved this post too! I definitely needed to read that right now, so thank you. It\u2019s so hard to let go and trust God to do His thing! I may have to check out that book.",
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        "raw_content": "Citrus Bowl Stadium Expansion Joint Project | Inpro Corporation\nThe $207 million project was completed in just 10 months, totally transforming the stadium and boosting its capacity to 65,000. About 90 percent of the stadium was demolished to install a new seating configuration, as well as the addition of 6,000 club seats, 33 luxury suites, a 10,000 square-foot party deck and new video screens.\nJointMaster\u00ae provided a combined 2.25 miles of expansion joints, foam seals and cover plates used throughout the reconstructed stadium. the installation included custom designed stainless steel tread covers for pedestrian spaces in the bowl's seating area. In addition, Fireline 520\u2122 Fire Barriers were used in all of the upper-level joints.",
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        "raw_content": "Terence D. Walker, 21\nAgencies: Muskogee Police Department Oklahoma\nAn Oklahoma cop\u2019s body camera captured graphic footage of a fatal police shooting outside a Muskogee church. Officer Chansey McMillin shot and killed Terence D. Walker on Saturday after the armed 21-year-old suspect ran from police who were responding to a domestic complaint. The footage showed McMillin \u2014 one of between 50 and 60 officers Muskogee officers with a body camera \u2014 begin to pat down Walker in front of the Old Agency Baptist Church. When the cop found Walker\u2019s gun, the suspect ran, police said. The unedited video, released Friday, captured the shooting and its aftermath: a shaken McMillian broke down and a witness claimed the cop did \u201ceverything right.\u201d\nhttp://www.muskogeephoenix.com/news/local_news/officer-in-fatal-shooting-identified/article_db63a106-a06a-11e4-adb3-4b5cfcd0a779.html added Jul 15, 2016\nhttp://hellobeautiful.com/2015/01/23/tragedy-oklahoma-police-officers-body-cam-captures-fatal-shooting/ added Jul 15, 2016\nhttp://www.kjrh.com/news/local-news/muskogee/who-is-terence-walker-the-man-killed-by-muskogee-police-officer-chansey-mcmillin-on-january-17 added Jul 15, 2016\nhttp://www.newsonia.com/reader/report/fatal-shooting-captured-on-policemans-bodycam/ added Jul 15, 2016\nhttps://www.facebook.com/KilledByPolice/posts/975134275848043 added Jul 15, 2016\nhttp://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/watch-oklahoma-body-cam-shows-fatal-police-shooting-article-1.2089630 added May 24, 2015",
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        "raw_content": "C045: Understanding, implementing environmentally responsible investments\nDo you know where your money goes? That might seem like a very odd question with which to begin this week\u2019s blog but I have a reason for asking. For some in our Household, budgets may be very tight and investing seem out of the question but many of us might be investing in ways we don\u2019t think about often. While I don\u2019t have enough discretionary funds right now in my early retirement to open any investment accounts, I do have a retirement fund in which my employer contributes each month. Since it\u2019s an index fund, I don\u2019t often think about the companies it\u2019s supporting. But, I really need to reconsider my hands-off approach to this tiny investment. I know I would feel just terrible if I thought my money was supporting businesses that do not promote justice and equity for all!\nLast summer at General Convention, we approved a resolution relating to this topic, C045: Environmentally Responsible Investing:\nC045: Environmentally Responsible Investing\nResolved, That the 78th General Convention of the Episcopal Church welcomes the release of the Environmental Protection Agency\u2019s proposed carbon rule for existing power plants; and be it further\nResolved, That the 78th General Convention calls upon the Investment Committee of the Executive Council, the Episcopal Church Endowment Fund, and the Episcopal Church Foundation to divest from fossil fuel companies and reinvest in clean renewable energy in a fiscally responsible manner, and be it further\nResolved, That the 78th General Convention calls on the Investment Committee of the Executive Council, the Episcopal Church Endowment Fund, and the Episcopal Church Foundation to refrain from purchasing any new holdings of public equities and corporate bonds of fossil fuel companies, and be it further\nResolved, That the 78th General Convention urges all dioceses and parishes of the Episcopal Church to engage the topic of divestment from fossil fuels and reinvestment in clean energy within the coming year.\nThe Rev. Deacon Paul Castelli, one of our Household\u2019s own deputies, served on the committee that brought this resolution to the floor. I asked Paul to share his insights with us for this week\u2019s blog:\nAt the 2015 General Convention, Deputies and Bishops of the Episcopal Church passed resolution C045, calling for environmentally responsible and sustainable investing and urging the Church to divest from fossil fuels and reinvest in clean energy. C045 came out of the new Legislative Committee on Environmental Stewardship and Care of Creation, on which I served as a committee officer.\nC045 specifically calls upon the Executive Council\u2019s Investment Committee, the Episcopal Church Endowment Fund, and the Episcopal Church Foundation to divest stock in fossil fuel companies and reinvest in clean energy. This effort is to be done in a timely, yet fiscally responsible manner. Much discussion in committee revolved around the possibility of this meaning that some investment dollars could end up in some of the same places (i.e., traditional energy companies who are engaged in clean and renewable energy research and development).\nIt was also made clear in committee that this was not the Episcopal Church making an ethical indictment against companies, but rather making such an indictment against itself as a Church. Scripture reveals God\u2019s love of creation and God\u2019s instruction for us, made in the image and likeness of God, to be good stewards of the world that has been given to us (Genesis 2:15). For the Church to profit from the Earth\u2019s degradation is a violation of God\u2019s command to care for creation.\nAnother resolution seeking to add a clause about environmental stewardship and care of creation to our Baptismal Covenant (C015) was referred to committee and is expected to be revisited in 2018.\nI know that this is a multi-faceted issue. There are some that are still not convinced that humans are causing irreparable damage to the planet. There are also communities whose livelihood comes directly from the mining and processing of non-renewable fuels. We\u2019ve already seen the impact of decreasing demand for oil on some of these communities \u2013 and we do have a responsibility to these people as well. At the recent Paris climate talks, we learned about the necessity of reducing the rise of our planet\u2019s temperature to safeguard the future of life as we know it (Check out the blog archives for discussions of these concerns). Some of us might be stunned to even read this very \u201cfirst world\u201d issue knowing that financial investment is a luxury that many people in the US and other nations can\u2019t even consider. All of these matters need to be addressed as we each make decisions for our own investments. But, they are also topics for conversations within your congregations as you determine where the congregation\u2019s endowment money might be invested.\nSo, where to begin. I\u2019ll be the first to admit that am no expert on this so I began with an internet search. One of the most interesting results was a site called US SIF Forum for Sustainable and Responsible Investment \u2013 http://www.ussif.org/ There were many other options in my Google search so the material is there. Let me invite any of you who have background and knowledge on this topic to join in the conversation so that those of us who are new to this question might learn from your expertise. Please feel free to contact me by sending a comment along to this blog post or leave a message on our Facebook page.\nMaker of all things, Creator of heaven and earth, we thank you for the wonder and beauty of nature. May we be ever vigilant and responsible with the world that you have given us, keeping mindful not only that we are your stewards, but also that your creation is a gift for all generations. Amen.\n(From Sojourners: https://sojo.net/articles/prayer-day-environmental-stewardship#sthash.BCnBZ6Kz.dpuf)\nPrevious Previous post: About \u2018The Bible in the Life of the Church\u2019 project\nNext Next post: Addressing the facts and issues surrounding mass incarceration",
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        "raw_content": "The PA and the privatization of Palestine\nAli Abunimah Power Suits 12 May 2011\nBBC presents news of sale of bonds by private, for-profit Palestinian firm along with picture of PA \u201cprime minister\u201d Salam Fayyad\nIf a Palestinian \u201cstate\u201d ever comes into existence, what kind of \u201cstate\u201d will it be? Here\u2019s a clue: it will be a state, governed by, of and for rich and powerful businessmen. \u201cFirst ever Palestinian bonds sold\u201d - so reported the BBC on 10 May:\nAn investment firm has sold the first ever bonds from a Palestinian borrower.\nThe transaction raised $70m for the Palestinian Development and Investment Co, with the money coming from Palestinian and Jordanian banks.\nThe proceeds will be used towards building a new power plant as well as a tourism centre on the West Bank.\nThe move comes amid tentative steps towards a planned declaration of an independent Palestinian state later this year.\nWhat\u2019s noticeable about this report? An average reader might think that the bonds had been issued by the Palestinian Authority (PA), or by an entity controlled by it. The BBC goes on:\nThe Palestinian Authority (PA) has been encouraging private companies to issue bonds, and plans to sell some itself, according to Prime Minister Salam Fayyad.\n\u201cThe Palestinian Authority is determined to build the foundations of an independent state,\u201d said Mr Fayyad.\nThe PA has previously indicated it would declare statehood this summer and has lined up many governments ready to recognise it as such.\nThe BBC report lazily conflates the issuance of bonds with the supposed march towards Palestinian statehood, and Salam Fayyad, the Western-backed unelected prime minister who is the darling of the \u201cinternational community\u201d is the centerpiece of the report (which is illustrated with a picture of him). So the BBC implicitly gives credit to Fayyad and his much vaunted but almost completely hollow \u201cstate-building\u201d and \u201cinstitution-building\u201d initiative.\nWhat you don\u2019t get is any information about the real protagonist here which is the Palestinian Development and Investment Co. (PADICO). PADICO is in fact a completely private, for-profit company. It is not accountable to anyone except its wealthy investors who can do as they please. And apparently the investors are doing well, with PADICO declaring profits of $38 million in 2010.\nBut take an even closer look. The chairman of PADICO is well-known Nablus billionaire Munib Masri whose name was recently in the news as a possible candidate for the role of \u201cprime minister\u201d in the \u201cnational unity goverment\u201d that Fatah and Hamas seek to form.\nAs of today it seems like all the pressure from the PA\u2019s American and European donors is for Fayyad to retain the role of PA prime minister. But suppose Masri or someone else similarly situated becomes prime minister of the PA or a declared Palestinian \u201cstate\u201d some day, what then? You would have a prime minister who is also chairman and owner of a private company that controls and profits from massive resources and projects in the West Bank, including tourism, housing, transport and services and whose projects and plans are presented as being in the public interest and part of \u201cstate building.\u201d In other words, a complete convergence between the public and private in major decisions over land use, resource allocation, employment policy and so on.\nA prime example of how great is the potential for conflict of interest can be seen in the fact that one of the subsidiary companies of PADICO is the Palestine Securities Exchange (PSE). In June 2010, PADICO issued a statement praising the PA \u201cMinister of National Economy\u201d Dr. Hasan Abu Libdeh for approving the conversion of the PSE into a publicly-traded company \u2013 something that would be expected to enrich its private owners even further. Now, who is the former chairman of PSE? None other than Dr. Hasan Abu Libdeh, as PADICO\u2019s 2005 annual report states. Normally one would expect that the chairman of a company is also a shareholder. Was Abu Libdeh still a shareholder when he made the decision to convert it into a publicly-traded company as minister? Did he take other official decisions that would secure PSE\u2019s position over any possible competitors? Who knows? Certainly not the Palestinian public.\nMany people argue that investment and development are necessary to build the Palestinian \u201cstate.\u201d But the crucial point is that PADICO is not a publicly-controlled, accountable corporation, or a non-profit development bank. It is a private, for-profit company. Look at the members of its board \u2013 all men, and fairly advanced in years \u2013 hardly a cross-section of Palestinian society. Yet their interests and their decisions are what shape the little scope Palestinians have for deciding their own fate.\nTrue, PADICO\u2019s Mission and Vision statement declares that among its goals is: \u201cTo play a central and leading role in building and developing the Palestinian economy \u2013 a young, promising, and challenging economy\u201d and \u201cTo cooperate and coordinate efforts with government, on government and financial institutions, as needed.\u201d But also, \u201cTo be an international investment company that maximizes shareholder value.\u201d\nMy concern is emphatically not about Munib Masri or anyone else associated with PADICO as individuals \u2013 and I am not casting any aspersion about Masri\u2019s character or acts as a person. Nor do we know if Masri himself has any interest in becoming \u201cprime minster\u201d of the PA.\nRather, my questions are about a developing system where the richest businessman could also become the PA prime minister and there is no clear line between private interests and public duties, and no mechanism of accountability other than \u201ccorporate accountability\u201d to shareholders (According to PADICO\u2019s 2008 annual report, the company had just over 11,000 shareholders of whom 25 percent were \u201cinternational,\u201d 30 percent were in Palestine, and 45 percent in Jordan). It\u2019s just not enough for firms like PADICO to declare that their mission is to \u201cbuild the Palestinian economy\u201d if they are not accountable to citizens. Yet, such privatization of the public sphere is visible everywhere in the Palestinian Authority.\nAnother prime example is the Rawabi project \u2013 run by Bashar Masri \u2013 a Palestinian-American businessman who actively seeks to normalize economic ties with Israel in defiance of Palestinian civil society\u2019s call for boycott, divestment and sanctions.\nRawabi \u2013 a suburban housing development being marketed as \u201cPalestine\u2019s first planned city\u201d \u2013 has been heavily promoted by the Palestinian Authority, and by peace process industry operatives like Quartet Envoy Tony Blair as being a necessary building block for the \u201cfuture Palestinian state.\u201d The Palestine Papers, published by Al Jazeera in January, even indicate that US Middle East Envoy George Mitchell lobbied Israel on behalf of Rawabi. Rawabi, however, is also a private, for-profit endeavor whose main shareholders are Bashar Masri\u2019s private investment firm Massar, and the Qatari real estate giant Qatari Diar.\nAs I wrote about Rawabi in December:\nIn addition to concerns about possible boycott violations and normalization with Israel, the Rawabi model raises deeper questions for all Palestinians. Even if [Bashar] Masri has the best of intentions, Rawabi represents an entirely top-down, profit-driven approach to the development of Palestine where the \u201cvision\u201d created by financiers, marketers, international investors and \u201cpeace process\u201d officials is substituted for the aspirations of the broader community.\nThus the issuance of $70 million in bonds by PADICO, a private, for-profit firm, is not something for anyone except the shareholders of PADICO to celebrate, nor does it mark a milestone toward the liberation and enfranchisement of the Palestinian people. It is simply another depressing sign that any Palestinian \u201cstate\u201d that emerges from the Palestinian Authority would be controlled and dominated by the wealthiest few, who have the power to shape decisions that affect the lives of millions. It is a demonstration that small elites are invested in the idea of a Palestinian \u201cstate\u201d no matter how small its area and no matter what violence it does to the fundamental rights of the majority of Palestinians.\nIt is important that Palestinians begin to work on a vision of liberation in which people and communities, not donors, \u201cinvestors\u201d and financiers shape the most fundamental decisions about their lives. Palestinians should not be given a say in key decisions about how their society is shaped just because they are rich. That struggle for real autonomy is one that unites Palestinians with billions of others living under the ravages of neoliberalism and privatization all over the world.\nPermalink A Palestinian concerned with factual reporting replied on Sat, 05/14/2011 - 10:49\nMr. Abuminah,\nPADICO is a publicly traded company. Everyone in Palestine knows that.\nYou also refer to Rawabi as a luxury gated community when in fact, it's a city of affordably priced housing.\nBut how does one confront your repeated misstatement of fact? You are running \"blog-wild\"....\nPermalink besho replied on Sun, 06/12/2011 - 22:17\nPADICO is a (Limited) publicly traded company which has '' Executive Commitees''\nof 6 people (the bussiness men/the decision makers), which simply means a private company with limited public share.\nNo doubt when capital gets connected to the authority, the authority will be used for the capital and not the opposit. Egypt is an example where the authority used the country resources for its own benefit.\nI totally agree with Mr. Abuminah, bussiness men should stay in their bussiness and leave the authority for poeple whose intrest more in public benefits than their own bussiness, with all respect to PADICO and its commitees, and full appretiation of what they've been doing for several years inorder to improving Palestine \"State\"\nand nothing bad making more wealth when you are investing and building the country at the same time, but not controling the country either.\nIf not PADICO and Qatari Diar, who should invest in Palestine?\nPermalink George Saadeh replied on Sat, 05/14/2011 - 11:03\nIf Palestine is not to be built by the likes of PADICO and Qatari Diar (and the investors in those companies), who exactly shall we call upon to do it?\nDo you think that Qatari Diar expects to do more than recover its initial investment in Rawabi? That Massar International hasn't made most of its money outside Palestine, and that it reinvests in local companies to employ Palestinians? That PADICO isn't structured largely the same way?\nAre you suggesting, Mr. Abuminah, that the men who run these companies should take their money and their know-how and go elsewhere? What, exactly, do you want from them?\nAnd what do you suggest happen instead if they take your suggestion and go away? I simply cannot follow your logic.\ndemocratization of wealth\nPermalink Isam Shikaki replied on Thu, 05/19/2011 - 08:52\nTo both commentators above,\nThe point here is that 'development' occurring in the WBGS is not democratic. It is not based on the participation of the majority of the Palestinian population, which is in fact impoverished. When these business people are talking about building a state, it is a state where their capital can flourish and exploit cheap Palestinian labor. It is not a state in which the Palestinian public has any say in what will happen to many of the state-controlled assets that the PIF has, for example.\nThe point is not that these men should take their money and go somewhere else. It is that their investments are helping to normalize economic relations with Israel and, as a result, exploiting poor Palestinians. Instead of strengthening the Palestinian movement for justice, this capital is cooperating with the US-Israeli plans for the region.",
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        "raw_content": "(Redirected from 2011 NFL Season)\nThis article is about the American football season in the United States. For the Gaelic football season in Ireland, see 2011 National Football League (Ireland).\nThe 2011 NFL season was the 92nd regular season of the National Football League. It began on Thursday, September 8, 2011, with the Super Bowl XLV champion Green Bay Packers defeating the Super Bowl XLIV champion New Orleans Saints 42\u201334 at Lambeau Field and ended with Super Bowl XLVI, the league's championship game, on February 5, 2012, at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis where the New York Giants defeated the New England Patriots 21\u201317.\nLucas Oil Stadium, Indianapolis, Indiana\nAloha Stadium, Halawa, Honolulu, Hawaii\nDue to a labor dispute between league owners and players, a lockout began on March 11 and ended on July 25, lasting 18 weeks and 4 days (130 days). Although it initially threatened to postpone or cancel the season, the only game that was canceled was the August 7 Pro Football Hall of Fame Game.\nThe 2011 season saw an unprecedented amount of passing offense: Three of the nine highest passing yardage totals of all time were established: No. 2 Drew Brees (5,476), No. 3 Tom Brady (5,235), and No. 9 Matthew Stafford (5,038); Eli Manning threw for 4,933 yards, which places him 14th all time.[1] It also saw Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers establish the all-time single-season best QB Rating of 122.5.[2][better source needed] Further cementing the modern NFL's reputation as a \"passing league\"[3][4][5] was the fact that, for the second consecutive year, the league overall set a record for most average passing yards per team per game, with 229.7, breaking 2010's record by more than eight yards per game.[6] (For comparison, the league-wide average rushing yards total finished the 2011 season at 57th all-time.)\nA subplot of the 2011 season was determining who would have the worst record, and therefore \"earn\" the right to the No. 1 overall pick in the 2012 draft. 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Fans of some teams that started the season with numerous losses (notably Indianapolis) were openly rooting for their teams to \"Suck for Luck.\"[7][8]\nLabor disputeEdit\nMain article: 2011 NFL lockout\nIn May 2008 the owners decided to opt out of the 1993 arrangement and play the 2010 season without an agreement in place.[9] Some of the major points of contention included openness of owners' financial books, the rookie pay scale, a proposed 18 percent reduction in the players' share of revenues, forfeiture on bonus payments for players who fail to perform, players' health and retirement benefits, details of free agency, the cost and benefit of new stadiums, players' salaries, extending the regular season to 18 games, and the revenue-sharing structure.[9] By March 2011, the NFLPA and the NFL had not yet come to terms on a new collective bargaining agreement, thus failing to resolve the labor dispute. Accordingly, the NFLPA informed the league and the clubs that the players had voted to have the NFLPA renounce its bargaining rights.[10] After the renunciation of collective bargaining rights, quarterbacks Tom Brady, Peyton Manning, and Drew Brees joined seven other NFL players and filed an antitrust suit to enjoin the lockout.[11][12][13]\nFollowing the settlement of the Brady et al. v. NFL antitrust suit on July 25, 2011, a majority of players signed union authorization cards approving the NFL Players Association to act as their exclusive collective bargaining representative.[14] The NFL officially recognized the NFLPA\u2019s status as the players\u2019 collective bargaining representative on July 30.[15] The NFL and NFLPA proceeded to negotiate terms for a new collective bargaining agreement, and the agreement became effective after ratification by the players on August 4.[16] The new collective bargaining agreement runs through 2021.[17]\nThe preseason schedule was released April 12, 2011. The Hall of Fame Game, had it been played, would have featured the Chicago Bears against the St. Louis Rams in only the second time since 1971 that the game would have featured two teams from the same conference.[18] Instead, the preseason began with the San Diego Chargers hosting the Seattle Seahawks on August 11; the remainder of the preseason and all other games was played as originally scheduled (with the exception of the preseason Jets-Giants game, which was postponed two days due to Hurricane Irene).\nThe 2011 season began on Thursday, September 8, 2011 at Lambeau Field, with the Super Bowl XLV champion Green Bay Packers hosting the New Orleans Saints in the kickoff game; the last regular season games were held on Sunday, January 1, 2012. The playoffs started on Saturday, January 7, 2012, and ended with Super Bowl XLVI, the league's championship game, on February 5, 2012 at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis.\nUnder the NFL's scheduling formula, intraconference and interconference matchups were:\nAFC East vs. AFC West\nAFC North vs. AFC South\nNFC East vs. NFC West\nNFC North vs. NFC South\nAFC East vs. NFC East\nAFC West vs. NFC North\nAFC North vs. NFC West\nAFC South vs. NFC South\nWhen the league was arranging the schedule in spring 2011, it added some cushion in case the labor dispute lasted into September and the planned start of the regular season. For example, every contest in Week 3 had teams which shared the same bye week later in the season, which would have allowed these games to be made up on what were originally the teams' byes. Weeks 2 and 4 were set up so that there were neither any divisional rivalry games nor teams on bye in those weeks, and every team with a home game in Week 2 was on the road in Week 4 and vice versa. This would have kept the season as fair as possible if those games had to be canceled.[19] These scheduling changes, along with eliminating the week off before the Super Bowl and moving the Super Bowl back a week, would have allowed the NFL to play a 14-game schedule beginning in mid-October while still having the Super Bowl in mid-February.\nIn a scheduling quirk, the NFC North's Chicago Bears played all four of their interconference games in consecutive weeks: San Diego in Week 11, Oakland in Week 12, Kansas City in Week 13 and Denver in Week 14.\nThis season's International Series game featured the Chicago Bears and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Wembley Stadium in London on October 23, with the Buccaneers serving as the home team.[20] The Bears won 24\u201318.[21] It marked the Bears' second game played outside the United States in as many years, as they were a part of the Bills Toronto Series in 2010. The Buccaneers previously appeared in the International Series in 2009. One week later on October 30, the Buffalo Bills defeated the Washington Redskins in the Bills' annual game at Rogers Centre in Toronto by a score of 23\u20130. Although this was within the bounds of the 2011 CFL season, neither of the two Southern Ontario CFL teams was playing on the same day, and both played away games that weekend. The 2011\u201312 season also marked the 20th anniversary of the Bills and Redskins meeting in Super Bowl XXVI.\nThe Detroit Lions hosted their first Monday Night Football game since 2001, when they faced the Bears on Columbus Day/Canadian Thanksgiving (the Detroit-Windsor market straddles the U.S.\u2013Canada border).[22] Detroit defeated Chicago 24\u201313 for the team's fifth straight win, the most Lions wins to start a season since the team's glory years in the 1950s, continuing a streak that has been seen as a pleasant surprise for Lions fans, after over a decade of mediocrity.[23]\nThe 2011 Thanksgiving Day slate featured the Super Bowl Champion Green Bay Packers winning 27\u201315 on the road against Detroit and the Cowboys coming back to defeat the Miami Dolphins 20\u201319 at home. The Thanksgiving nightcap on the NFL Network showed the Baltimore Ravens defeating the San Francisco 49ers 16\u20136 at home; this was the first Thanksgiving game for the 49ers since 1972, the first ever for the Ravens, and a game that put first-year 49ers head coach Jim Harbaugh against his brother, Ravens head coach John Harbaugh.\nChristmas Day fell on Sunday. The TV contracts state that the majority afternoon games are played on Christmas Eve (Saturday) and hold one game is held over for Sunday night. The Packers defeated the Bears, 35\u201321, on Christmas evening on NBC.\nNew Year's Day 2012 consequently also fell on a Sunday, and the NFL played its entire Week 17 schedule that day. The major college bowl games usually played on New Year's Day, as well as the NHL Winter Classic, were instead played on Monday, January 2. For the second straight year, Week 17 only featured divisional match-ups.\nThe New York Giants visited the Washington Redskins on September 11, 2011, the first Sunday of the regular season, to commemorate the tenth anniversary of the September 11 attacks in which Washington, D.C. and New York City were both targeted, as well as the first such anniversary since the killing of Osama bin Laden.[24] Due to the proximity of Baltimore with Washington as well as the proximity of Pittsburgh with the site where United Airlines Flight 93 crashed, the Pittsburgh Steelers visited the archrival Ravens at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore. It marked the first time the two teams played in a season-opening game since 2003, as their heated rivalry usually prompts their games to be scheduled later in the season. There had been some speculation that the Giants and their same-city rival, the New York Jets, could have played each other that day since the two were scheduled to play each other in 2011; the Jets were the designated home team at MetLife Stadium in the matchup which had been predetermined due to the NFL's scheduling formula.[25] However, the Jets instead hosted the Dallas Cowboys.[26]\nScheduling changesEdit\nThe following regular-season games were moved by way of flexible scheduling, severe weather, or for other reasons:\nWeek 10: The Lions\u2013Bears game was moved from 1:00 pm EST to 4:15 pm EST.[27]\nWeek 11: The Titans\u2013Falcons game was moved from 1:00 pm EST to 4:15 pm EST.[28]\nWeek 13: The Colts\u2013Patriots game was moved from the 8:20 pm EST time slot on NBC Sunday Night Football to 1:00 pm EST on CBS. The Lions\u2013Saints game, originally scheduled at 1:00 pm EST on Fox, was flexed into the 8:20 pm slot on NBC, in place of the originally-scheduled Colts\u2013Patriots game. The Ravens\u2013Browns game was changed from 1:00 pm EST to 4:05 pm EST. The Broncos\u2013Vikings game was changed from 4:05 pm EST to 1:00 pm EST, and aired on Fox instead of CBS because Fox had only two games in the early time slot. This was the first time that the league moved an interconference telecast to the home team's Sunday afternoon regional broadcaster.[28][29]\nWeek 14: The Raiders\u2013Packers game was moved from 1:00 pm EST to 4:15 pm EST.[30]\nWeek 17: By way of flexible scheduling, the following games were moved due to playoff implications during the final week of the regular season: The Cowboys\u2013Giants game, originally scheduled at 1:00 pm EST on Fox, was selected as the final NBC Sunday Night Football game, which decided the NFC East division champion. The Buccaneers\u2013Falcons, Ravens\u2013Bengals and Steelers\u2013Browns games were all moved from 1:00 pm EST to 4:15 pm EST.[31]\nThe 2011 NFL Draft was held from April 28 to 30, 2011 at New York City's Radio City Music Hall. With the first pick, the Carolina Panthers selected quarterback Cam Newton from Auburn.\nRegular season standingsEdit\nMiami Dolphins 6 10 0 .375 3\u20133 5\u20137 348 330 W1\n(2) Baltimore Ravens 12 4 0 .750 6\u20130 9\u20133 378 266 W2\n(6) Cincinnati Bengals 9 7 0 .563 2\u20134 6\u20136 344 323 L1\n(3) Houston Texans 10 6 0 .625 4\u20132 8\u20134 381 278 L3\nTennessee Titans 9 7 0 .563 3\u20133 7\u20135 325 317 W2\nJacksonville Jaguars 5 11 0 .313 3\u20133 4\u20138 243 329 W1\n(4) Denver Broncos 8 8 0 .500 3\u20133 6\u20136 309 390 L3\nSan Diego Chargers 8 8 0 .500 3\u20133 7\u20135 406 377 W1\nOakland Raiders 8 8 0 .500 3\u20133 6\u20136 333 395 L1\nKansas City Chiefs 7 9 0 .438 3\u20133 4\u20138 212 338 W1\n(4) New York Giants 9 7 0 .562 3\u20133 5\u20137 394 400 W2\nWashington Redskins 5 11 0 .313 2\u20134 5\u20137 288 367 L2\n(1) Green Bay Packers 15 1 0 .938 6\u20130 12\u20130 560 359 W2\nChicago Bears 8 8 0 .500 3\u20133 7\u20135 353 341 W1\n(3) New Orleans Saints 13 3 0 .813 5\u20131 9\u20133 547 339 W8\n(5) Atlanta Falcons 10 6 0 .625 3\u20133 7\u20135 402 350 W1\nCarolina Panthers 6 10 0 .375 2\u20134 3\u20139 406 427 L1\nTampa Bay Buccaneers 4 12 0 .250 2\u20134 3\u20139 307 494 L10\n(2) San Francisco 49ers 13 3 0 .813 5\u20131 10\u20132 380 229 W3\nArizona Cardinals 8 8 0 .500 4\u20132 7\u20135 312 348 W1\nSeattle Seahawks 7 9 0 .438 3\u20133 6\u20136 321 315 L2\nSt. Louis Rams 2 14 0 .125 0\u20136 1\u201311 193 407 L7\nConferenceEdit\n1 New England Patriots East 13 3 0 .813 5\u20131 10\u20132 513 342 171 W8\n2[a] Baltimore Ravens North 12 4 0 .750 6\u20130 9\u20133 378 266 112 W2\n3 Houston Texans South 10 6 0 .625 4\u20132 8\u20134 381 278 103 L3\n4[b] Denver Broncos West 8 8 0 .500 3\u20133 6\u20136 309 390 -81 L3\n5[a] Pittsburgh Steelers North 12 4 0 .750 4\u20132 9\u20133 325 227 98 W2\n6[c] Cincinnati Bengals North 9 7 0 .563 2\u20134 6\u20136 344 323 21 L1\n7[c] Tennessee Titans South 9 7 0 .563 3\u20133 7\u20135 325 317 8 W2\n8[d] New York Jets East 8 8 0 .500 3\u20133 6\u20136 377 363 14 L3\n9[b][d][e] San Diego Chargers West 8 8 0 .500 3\u20133 7\u20135 406 377 29 W1\n10[b][e] Oakland Raiders West 8 8 0 .500 3\u20133 6\u20136 359 433 -74 L1\n11 Kansas City Chiefs West 7 9 0 .438 3\u20133 4\u20138 212 338 -126 W1\n12[f] Miami Dolphins East 6 10 0 .375 3\u20133 5\u20137 329 313 16 W1\n13[f] Buffalo Bills East 6 10 0 .375 1\u20135 4\u20138 372 434 -62 L1\n14 Jacksonville Jaguars South 5 11 0 .313 3\u20133 4\u20138 243 329 -86 W1\n15 Cleveland Browns North 4 12 0 .250 0\u20136 3\u20139 218 307 -89 L6\n16 Indianapolis Colts South 2 14 0 .125 2\u20134 2\u20131 243 430 -187 L1\nTiebreakers[g]\n^ a b Baltimore clinched the AFC North title based on a head-to-head sweep over Pittsburgh.\n^ a b c Denver clinched the AFC West title instead of San Diego or Oakland based on record versus common opponents (5\u20135 to San Diego's and Oakland's 4\u20136).\n^ a b Cincinnati clinched the AFC 6 seed instead of Tennessee based on a head-to-head victory.\n^ a b New York Jets finished ahead of San Diego based on head-to-head victory.\n^ a b San Diego finished ahead of Oakland in the AFC West based on better conference record (7\u20135 to 6\u20136).\n^ a b Miami finished in third place in the AFC East based on a head-to-head sweep over Buffalo.\n^ When breaking ties for three or more teams under the NFL's rules, they are first broken within divisions, then comparing only the highest ranked remaining team from each division.\n1 Green Bay Packers North 15 1 0 .938 6\u20130 12\u20130 560 359 201 W2\n2[a] San Francisco 49ers West 13 3 0 .813 5\u20131 10\u20132 380 229 151 W3\n3[a] New Orleans Saints South 13 3 0 .813 5\u20131 9\u20133 547 339 208 W8\n4 New York Giants East 9 7 0 .563 3\u20133 5\u20137 394 400 -6 W2\n5[b] Atlanta Falcons South 10 6 0 .625 3\u20133 7\u20135 402 350 52 W1\n6[b] Detroit Lions North 10 6 0 .625 3\u20133 6\u20136 474 387 87 L1\n7[c] Chicago Bears North 8 8 0 .500 3\u20133 7\u20135 353 341 12 W1\n8[c][d] Arizona Cardinals West 8 8 0 .500 4\u20132 7\u20135 312 348 -36 W1\n9[d][e] Philadelphia Eagles East 8 8 0 .500 5\u20131 6\u20136 396 328 68 W4\n10[e] Dallas Cowboys East 8 8 0 .500 2\u20134 6\u20136 369 347 22 L2\n11 Seattle Seahawks West 7 9 0 .438 3\u20133 6\u20136 321 315 6 L2\n12 Carolina Panthers South 6 10 0 .375 2\u20134 3\u20139 406 429 -23 L1\n13 Washington Redskins East 5 11 0 .313 2\u20134 5\u20137 288 367 -79 L2\n14 Tampa Bay Buccaneers South 4 12 0 .250 2\u20134 3\u20139 287 494 -207 L10\n15 Minnesota Vikings North 3 13 0 .188 0\u20136 3\u20139 340 449 -109 L1\n16 St. Louis Rams West 2 14 0 .125 0\u20136 1\u201311 193 407 -214 L7\nTiebreakers[f]\n^ a b San Francisco clinched the NFC 2 seed instead of New Orleans based on better conference record (10\u20132 to 9\u20133).\n^ a b Atlanta clinched the NFC 5 seed instead of Detroit based on a head-to-head victory.\n^ a b Chicago finished ahead of Arizona based on record versus common opponents.\n^ a b Arizona finished ahead of Philadelphia based on a head-to-head victory.\n^ a b Philadelphia finished in second place in the NFC East based on a head-to-head sweep over Dallas.\nPlayoffs bracketEdit\nJan. 8 \u2013 MetLife Stadium Jan. 15 \u2013 Lambeau Field\n4 NY Giants 24 Jan. 22 \u2013 Candlestick Park\nJan. 7 \u2013 Mercedes-Benz Superdome 4 NY Giants 20*\nJan. 14 \u2013 Candlestick Park\n6 Detroit 28 NFC Championship\n3 New Orleans 45 Feb. 5 \u2013 Lucas Oil Stadium\nJan. 7 \u2013 Reliant Stadium N4 NY Giants 21\nJan. 15 \u2013 M&T Bank Stadium\n6 Cincinnati 10 Super Bowl XLVI\n3 Houston 31 Jan. 22 \u2013 Gillette Stadium\nJan. 8 \u2013 Sports Authority Field at Mile High 2 Baltimore 20\n5 Pittsburgh 23 AFC Championship\n4 Denver 29*\nThe following are rule changes that were passed at the league's annual owners meeting in March. All changes went into effect once the labor dispute was resolved.\nChanges were made regarding kickoffs to limit injuries. First, kickoffs will be moved from the 30 to the 35-yard line, repealing a 1994 rule change. In addition, players on the kickoff coverage team cannot line up more than 5 yards behind the kickoff line, minimizing running starts and thus reducing the speed of collisions.[33] Other changes were also proposed, but a number of players and coaches expressed concern they would actually significantly reduce, if not eliminate, the number of kickoff returns.[34][35] Proposals that would have brought touchbacks out to the 25 instead of the 20, and eliminated all wedge blocks were not adopted.[33] Despite this rule, the Bears kicked off from the 30-yard line twice[citation needed] in their preseason game against the Bills.\nAll replay reviews of scoring plays during the entire game can now be initiated by the replay booth official. Coaches will no longer have to use one of their challenges if a scoring play occurs outside of the two-minute warning.[33][34] Because the play is now \"unchallengable\" by coaches, attempting to do so will result in a 15-yard unsportsmanlike conduct penalty, which several coaches were flagged for during the season.\nNicknamed the \"Boise State Rule\", all playing fields must remain green, and not be in another color like the blue turf at Boise State's Bronco Stadium, unless approval is granted by the league. This was passed in response to a few sponsors who requested to change the colors in a few stadiums.[36]\nThe following rule changes were adopted at the NFL Owners' Meeting on May 24, 2011:\nHits to the head of a passer-by an opponent\u2019s hands, arms or other parts of the body will not be fouls unless they are forcible blows, modifying the existing rule that any contact to a passer's head, regardless of the reason, is penalized as a personal foul (15 yards).\nPlayers will be prohibited from \"launching\" (leaving both feet prior to contact to spring forward and upward into an opponent or using any part of the helmet to initiate forcible contact against any part of the opponent\u2019s body) to level a defenseless player, as well as \"forcibly hitting the neck or head area with the helmet, facemask, forearm or shoulder regardless of whether the defensive player also uses his arms to tackle the defenseless player by encircling or grasping him.\", and lowering the head and make forcible contact with the top/crown or forehead/\"hairline\" parts of the helmet against any part of the defenseless player\u2019s body. Offenders will be penalized 15 yards for unnecessary roughness and ejected from the game if the contact is deemed flagrant.\nA \"defenseless player\" is defined as a:\nPlayer in the act of or just after throwing a pass.\nReceiver attempting to catch a pass or one who has not completed a catch and hasn\u2019t had time to protect himself or hasn\u2019t clearly become a runner. If the receiver/runner is capable of avoiding or warding off the impending contact of an opponent, he is no longer a defenseless player.\nRunner whose forward progress has been stopped and is already in the grasp of a tackler.\nKickoff or punt returner attempting to field a kick in the air.\nPlayer on the ground at the end of a play.\nKicker/punter during the kick or return.\nQuarterback any time after a change of possession (i.e. turnover).\nPlayer who receives a \"blindside\" block when the blocker is moving toward his own end-line and approaches the opponent from behind or the side.[37]\nThe league has instructed game officials to \"err on the side of caution\" when calling such personal foul penalties, and that they will not be downgraded if they make a mistake so that they will not hesitate on making these kinds of calls.[38]\nGame-day testingEdit\nGame-day testing for performance-enhancing drugs. The NFL is adding game-day testing for performance-enhancing substances but not recreational drugs this season under the new collective bargaining agreement.[39]\nThis was the sixth season under the current television contracts with the league's television partners: CBS (all AFC afternoon away games), Fox (all NFC afternoon away games), NBC (17 Sunday Night Football games and the kickoff game), ESPN (17 Monday Night Football games over sixteen weeks), NFL Network (eight late-season games on Thursday night and Saturday nights), and DirecTV's NFL Sunday Ticket package. These contracts run through at least 2013. ESPN extended its contract for Monday Night Football on September 8, during the opening week of the season. The new contract extended the rights for eight seasons, giving the network rights until 2021. The new deal, valued between $14.2 billion and $15.2 billion, also gave them rights to expanded highlights, international and digital rights, the Pro Bowl beginning with the 2015 installment, and possibly a Wildcard playoff game.[40] Also, the league announced a nine-year extension with CBS, Fox and NBC on their current contracts starting with the 2014 season.[41]\nThe 2011 NFL season version of \"musical chairs\" brought some changes. At CBS, Dick Enberg officially retired (he now does San Diego Padres games for Fox Sports San Diego and its predecessor, 4SD), and Marv Albert replaces him, coming over from Westwood One radio. Gus Johnson has also departed CBS and will begin calling play-by-play for Fox, mostly college games as well on FX. ESPN lost both of their sideline reporters from 2010: Michele Tafoya to NBC, where she replaced the departing Andrea Kremer, and Suzy Kolber reduced the number of games she covers to work on ESPN2's new NFL32 show, which she is hosting. ESPN, who had reduced the roles of its sideline reporters in recent years in response to NFL rule changes, used only one sideline reporter for each game of the 2011 season; among the rotating reporters include Kolber, Wendi Nix, Ed Werder, Sal Paolantonio, and Rachel Nichols.\nOn December 22, 2010, the league announced that its national radio contract with Westwood One, which was acquired by Dial Global in the 2011 offseason, had been extended through 2014.[42] The league also extended its contract with Sirius XM Radio through 2015.[43] In addition to these contracts, and in a first for an NFL team, the Dallas Cowboys signed a deal to allow for nationwide broadcasts of all of its home and away games broadcast on Compass Media Networks, in addition to its existing local radio network. Compass also acquired exclusive national broadcast rights to both the International Series and Toronto Series contests.[44]\nThe league did not announce plans to compensate their media partners had the season been shortened or canceled as a result of the work stoppage. NBC had ordered several low-cost reality television shows for the 2011\u201312 TV season in the event that Sunday Night Football could not be played, but other networks had not made public any contingency plans in the event NFL games could not be televised (in the case of CBS and Fox, the Sunday afternoon time slots could have been left unfilled and turned over to the affiliates, likely to be used for time buys by minor and extreme sports organizations, or locally programmed infomercials or movies as they are during the offseason). A work stoppage could have potentially cost these networks billions of dollars in ad revenue and other entertainment platforms that depend on the games being played. (Under the NFL's television contracts, the networks must still pay the league a rights fee regardless of whether or not the league plays any games; a March 2 ruling states that this money must be put into escrow and not be spent.)[45] Meanwhile, the United Football League had set aside a portion of their television contract for their 2011 UFL season, as a potential package of replacement programs for the networks;[46] while CBS and Fox briefly negotiated with the UFL regarding the package, neither network committed to carrying the games, forcing the UFL to postpone its season by a month.\nNaming rights agreementsEdit\nThe following stadiums received new naming rights:\nApril 27: The Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum, home of the Oakland Raiders, was renamed Overstock.com Coliseum, and later shortened to O.co Coliseum. The Raiders' home field has undergone several name changes in its history, including Network Associates Coliseum (1998\u20132004) and McAfee Coliseum (2004\u20132008).[47]\nJune 20: Qwest Field, the home of the Seattle Seahawks since 2002, was renamed CenturyLink Field. Qwest's naming rights to the Seahawks' home field was set to expire in 2014.[48]\nAugust 16: INVESCO Field at Mile High, the home of the Denver Broncos, was renamed Sports Authority Field at Mile High. Invesco Ltd. held the original naming rights to the Broncos' home field since it opened in 2001, and Invesco's naming rights agreement was set to expire in 2021. Sports Authority, a sporting goods retailer based in Englewood, Colorado, took over the naming rights, and agreed to pay $6 million per year for the naming rights to the Broncos' home field.[49]\nAugust 23: Life insurance company MetLife purchased the naming rights to the New Meadowlands Stadium, the new home field of the New York Jets and New York Giants that opened in 2010, renaming it MetLife Stadium. The life insurance company signed a 25-year, $17 million per year agreement with the Jets and Giants for the stadium's naming rights.[50]\nOctober 4: German automaker Mercedes-Benz purchased the naming rights to the Louisiana Superdome, home of the New Orleans Saints. The Saints' home field was officially renamed the Mercedes-Benz Superdome prior to the Saints' Week 7 home game vs. the Indianapolis Colts.[51]\nIn addition, the San Diego Chargers' home field, Qualcomm Stadium, was temporarily renamed \"Snapdragon Stadium\" for a ten-day period from December 16\u201325, which included the team's Week 15 home game vs. the Baltimore Ravens, as a marketing tie in for Qualcomm's Snapdragon brand.[52]\nThe first Sunday of the season fell on the tenth anniversary of the September 11 attacks. To commemorate that event players, coaches, game officials and sideline personnel all wore a special stars and stripes ribbon bearing the dates \"9/11/01\" and \"9/11/11\" as a patch or pin. Players were also allowed to wear special red, white and blue gloves and shoes.[53]\nThe Buffalo Bills introduced redesigned uniforms on June 24, 2011. Early rumors fueled by a Madden NFL 12 trailer featuring a Bills throwback uniform had indicated the team would be adopting the uniforms the team wore between 1975 and 1983;[54] the final product indeed resembled those uniforms, with some minor adjustments.[55] The new uniforms (which marked the first redesign since 2002) were unveiled at a fan appreciation event at Ralph Wilson Stadium.[56] The Bills wore their white \"away\" uniforms in their week nine home game against the New York Jets as part of a whiteout promotion; the last time the team had worn their white uniforms at home was in 1986.[57]\nThe New England Patriots' uniforms bore a patch bearing the initials \"MHK\" in honor of team owner Robert Kraft's wife Myra Kraft who died of cancer in July.[58] The Patriots wore their red throwback uniforms in their week five game against the New York Jets. They wore their white jerseys at home against the Dallas Cowboys in week six, thus forcing the Cowboys to use their navy jerseys for the only time all season and the first time since 2009.[59] As per tradition, the Cowboys wore their throwbacks on Thanksgiving Day (November 24) at home against the Miami Dolphins.[59]\nThe St. Louis Rams wore their throwback uniforms in week 8 against the New Orleans Saints; the date was determined by fan voting.[60]\nThe Baltimore Ravens wore their black alternative jerseys twice in 2011: with black pants against the Jets and with white pants against the 49ers.[61]\nThe Tampa Bay Buccaneers wore their orange throwback uniforms during week 13 against Carolina.[62]\nThe Oakland Raiders wore stickers featuring \"AL\" on their helmets after owner Al Davis died on October 8, 2011.[63]\nThis season was the last in which the Denver Broncos wore their navy blue jerseys as their primary jersey, as the team has designated their orange jerseys\u2014the team's alternate home jersey since 2002\u2014as their new primary home jersey color, beginning with the 2012 season. The move was made due to overwhelming fan support to return to using orange as the team's primary home jersey color, which harkens back to the days of the Orange Crush Defense, as well as John Elway's return to the organization as the team's executive vice president of football operations. The team had considered making the switch for the 2011 season, but were too late to notify the NFL of the changes.[64] The team's navy blue jerseys, which had been their primary home jersey since they were first introduced in 1997, will become the alternate jerseys which will be worn in one or two home games each year.[65]\nThis season was the last in which the Seattle Seahawks wore their pacific blue (or \"Seahawks blue\") jerseys as the team's home jersey, as the team changed their home jersey color to dark navy for the 2012 season.[66]\nEnd of the Reebok EraEdit\nThis was the last season that Reebok exclusively supplied uniforms and sideline caps along with performance and fan apparel for all 32 teams in the league, as Nike and New Era now have the rights to manufacture on-field uniforms and fan apparel, with Nike handling uniforms and performance apparel, and New Era with on-field caps. For Reebok, this ends a 10-year exclusivity association that began in 2001.[67]\nPre-seasonEdit\nThe uncertain labor issues and the possibility of a lockout were speculated to have a minimizing effect on coaching changes prior to the 2011 season, with owners predicted to be more hesitant than usual to hire a high-price, high-profile head coach.[68] Nevertheless, eight coaches were fired either during or immediately after the 2010 NFL season, compared to three in the year prior; only one of the new hires (John Fox) had ever been a head coach in the NFL prior to their hirings or promotions. However, Leslie Frazier, and Jason Garrett did get some experience as interim coaches during the 2010 season, with Garrett being successful in his debut season, going 5\u20133 in his tenure, improving the 1\u20137 Cowboys to a 6\u201310 season.\n2010 head coach:\nat start of season\n2010 interim head coach:\n2011 replacement:\nStory/Accomplishments:\nDallas Cowboys Wade Phillips Jason Garrett Fired Phillips, son of former NFL head coach Bum Phillips, was fired on November 8, 2010, following a 45\u20137 Week 9 loss against the Green Bay Packers, leaving Dallas with a 35\u201324 (.593) record. Phillips was later hired as defensive coordinator of the Houston Texans. On January 5, 2011, Jason Garrett, the team's offensive coordinator and presumptive head coach in waiting, was named the Head coach for the 2011 season.\nMinnesota Vikings Brad Childress Leslie Frazier Fired Childress was fired on November 22, 2010, following a Week 11 loss against the Green Bay Packers, 31\u20133. The Vikings entered week 12 with a 3\u20137 record, second-to-last in the NFC North after a 12\u20134 season a year ago. Childress also faced controversy by releasing Randy Moss without the approval of owner Zygi Wilf and lost control over the locker room.[69] Childress amassed a record of 40\u201337 (.519) record during his time in Minnesota. Frazier, the Vikings' defensive coordinator since 2007, was named head coach following the end of the 2010 season.\nDenver Broncos Josh McDaniels Eric Studesville (retained as running back coach) John Fox Fired McDaniels was fired on December 5, 2010, following a 10\u20136 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 13. After a 6\u20130 start in the 2009 season, the Broncos lost 17 of their next 22 games, and became subject to a videotaping scandal.[70] McDaniels's record was 11\u201317 (.393) as coach of the Broncos. McDaniels was later hired by the St. Louis Rams to be their offensive coordinator.[71]\nSan Francisco 49ers Mike Singletary Jim Tomsula (retained as defensive line coach) Jim Harbaugh Fired Singletary compiled a record of 18\u201322 (.462) during his 2\u00bd years as head coach of the 49ers and was criticized for his lack of focus on the team's offense.[72][73] Singletary is now the Linebackers coach for the Minnesota Vikings.[74]\nHarbaugh, a former NFL quarterback, came from the Stanford Cardinal football team, where he led the Cardinal to a 12\u20131 record in 2010 behind the arm of top quarterback prospect Andrew Luck, culminating in a victory in the Orange Bowl. (Luck was expected to declare for the 2011 NFL Draft if Harbaugh left, but decided to stay at Stanford.)\nCarolina Panthers John Fox Ron Rivera Expired contract The Panthers announced on December 31, 2010, two days before the final game of the 2010 season, that his contract will not be renewed for 2011.[75] Fox spent nine seasons with Carolina, including an appearance in Super Bowl XXXVIII, and leaves Carolina with a total record of 78\u201376 (.506).\nRivera had spent the previous three seasons as defensive coordinator for the San Diego Chargers.\nCleveland Browns Eric Mangini Pat Shurmur Fired The Browns announced on Monday January 3, 2011, the day after the end of the 2010 regular season that Eric Mangini will not be returning to coach the Browns.[76] Mangini led the Browns to back to back 5\u201311 seasons and an overall record of 10\u201322 (.313), the second-worst in Browns history.[77] Mangini is currently an analyst for ESPN. On January 13 Browns announced that they hired Pat Shurmur, a career assistant coach who spent the last two seasons on the staff of the St. Louis Rams and from 1999\u20132008 on the staff of the Philadelphia Eagles.\nOakland Raiders Tom Cable Hue Jackson Expired contract The Raiders announced on Tuesday January 4, 2011, that they will not exercise the option on Tom Cable's contract. He finishes with a 17\u201327 (.386) record, which included an 8\u20138 record in 2010, while going undefeated against division rivals, being the first team to go 6\u20130 against division opponents and miss the playoffs. On January 17, the Raiders announced that Hue Jackson, their previous offensive coordinator will replace Cable, who was later hired as the Assistant Head Coach/Offensive Line Coach for the Seattle Seahawks.\nTennessee Titans Jeff Fisher Mike Munchak Resigned On January 27, it was formally announced by the Tennessee Titans that Jeff Fisher would not return to coach the team in 2011,[78] following a dispute with quarterback Vince Young. Fisher, whose time with the team dated back to when it was still the Houston Oilers, had the longest tenure as head coach with one team among active head coaches in the league at the time of his dismissal. In 17 years with the Oilers and Titans, Fisher compiled a record of 147\u2013126 (.538) and led the Titans to Super Bowl XXXIV. Mike Munchak, who joined the Oilers in 1982 and has remained with the team as a player or coach every year since (serving most recently as offensive line coach), was promoted to the head coach position as Fisher's replacement.\nIn-seasonEdit\nThe following head coaches were replaced in-season:\nInterim head coach:\nJacksonville Jaguars Jack Del Rio Mel Tucker Fired Del Rio was fired after compiling a 69\u201373 (.486) record (including postseason games) in 8\u00be seasons as head coach; the team has not made the playoffs since 2007. Del Rio was fired at the same time that Wayne Weaver, the owner of the Jaguars, announced his intentions to sell the team to Pakistani-American automotive parts builder Shahid Khan.[79]\nKansas City Chiefs Todd Haley Romeo Crennel Fired Haley compiled a 19\u201327 (.413) record, including one postseason loss, in nearly 3 seasons with the Chiefs. Team ownership cited inconsistent play and a lack of progress in their decision; Haley was also cited for an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty in what turned out to be his final game. Crennel had previously served as head coach of the Cleveland Browns from 2005 to 2008. Crennel won his first game as the interim head coach of the Chiefs on December 18, 2011 against the then undefeated Green Bay Packers 19-14, which was significant as Crennel snapped the Packers' 19-game winning streak ended their hopes for a perfect season. Crennel finished his stint as interim head coach with a 2-1 record. On January 9, 2012 Crennel was named the team's permanent head coach.\nMiami Dolphins Tony Sparano Todd Bowles Fired Sparano compiled a 29\u201333 (.468) record, including one postseason loss, in nearly 4 seasons with the Dolphins. Ongoing speculation regarding Sparano's future in Miami prompted Dolphins owner Stephen Ross to dismiss Sparano prior to the end of the season instead of letting the speculation become a further distraction. The Dolphins intend on hiring someone from outside the organization in the 2012 offseason.[80]\nRecords and milestonesEdit\nMost points in the Kickoff Game, single team: 42, Green Bay (vs. New Orleans, September 8, 2011)\nMost points in the Kickoff Game, total: 76, Green Bay (42) and New Orleans (34) \u2014 September 8, 2011\nLongest kick return (tie): 108 yards, Randall Cobb (Green Bay vs. New Orleans \u2014 September 8, 2011)\nLongest field goal (tie): 63 yards, Sebastian Janikowski (Oakland vs. Denver \u2014 September 12, 2011)[81]\nMost combined passing yards in a single game, broken twice:\n933, Tom Brady (New England, 517) and Chad Henne (Miami, 416) \u2014 September 12, 2011[81]\n1,000, Matthew Stafford (Detroit, 520) and Matt Flynn (Green Bay, 480) \u2014 January 1, 2012\nMost yards thrown by a rookie quarterback in his first game: 422, Cam Newton (Carolina vs. Arizona)[82]\nMost passing yards, rookie, season: 4,051, Cam Newton, Carolina\nMost yards thrown by a quarterback, first two games of the season, broken twice:\n854 yards, Cam Newton (September 18, 2011), Carolina, stands as record for a rookie[83]\n940 yards, Tom Brady (September 18, 2011), New England Patriots[83]\nMost consecutive second-half drives to end in touchdowns: 5, Buffalo (vs. Oakland, September 18, 2011)[84]\nLargest point margin prior to a successful comeback in consecutive games, modern era, broken twice:\n18, Buffalo (18 vs. Oakland, 21 vs. New England)[85]\n20, Detroit (20 vs. Minnesota, 24 vs. Dallas)\nMost field goals of 50 or more yards, single game (tied twice):\n3, Sebastian Janikowski, Oakland (54, 55, and 50; vs. Houston, October 9, 2011)[86]\n3, Josh Scobee, Jacksonville (54, 54, and 51; vs. Baltimore, October 24, 2011)\nHighest net punting average for a season: 43.99 yards, Andy Lee, San Francisco[87]\nLongest game-winning punt return touchdown in overtime: 99 yards, Patrick Peterson, Arizona (vs. St. Louis, November 6, 2011)[88]\nMost punt returns in a season for touchdown (tied): 4, Patrick Peterson, Arizona\nMost punt return yards by a rookie in a season: 699, Patrick Peterson, Arizona\nMost field goals in a season: 44, David Akers, San Francisco\nMost points in a season without a touchdown: 166, David Akers, San Francisco[87]\nMost rushing touchdowns by a quarterback in a season: 14, Cam Newton, Carolina\nMost passing yards in a season: 5,476, Drew Brees, New Orleans.[89]\nTom Brady, New England (5,235) and Matthew Stafford, Detroit (5,038) also passed for more than 5,000 yards marking the 4th and 5th times an individual has reached that milestone in NFL history, and the first time more than one person has done it in a single season.\nFewest turnovers in a season (tied): 10, San Francisco[87]\nThe 2011 Saints broke many offensive records on January 1, 2012:[90]\nMost net yardage of offense in a season: 7,474\nMost net yards passing: 5,347\nMost completions: 472\nHighest completion percentage (team) for the season: 71.3\nFewest fumbles in a season: 6\nMost first downs for the season: 416\nMost passing first downs in a season: 280\nMost kick-offs resulting in a touchback, season: 62\nHighest third down conversion percentage: 57.9%\nThe 2011 Raiders also broke a few records:\nMost penalties, season: 163\nMost yards penalized, season: 1,358\nMost all purpose yards in a season: 2,696, Darren Sproles, New Orleans\nMost receiving yards by a tight end in a season, broken twice:\n1310, (Jimmy Graham, New Orleans vs. Carolina)\n1327, (Rob Gronkowski, New England vs. Buffalo)\nMost games, 300+ yards passing, season: 13, Drew Brees, New Orleans\nMost consecutive 300+ yards passing games: 7, Drew Brees, New Orleans\nPunt return touchdowns, career: 12, Devin Hester, Chicago\nMost consecutive games, 100+ passer rating, season: 12, Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay\nHighest passer rating, season: 122.5, Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay\nMost field goals of 50 or more yards, season, all teams: 90\nHighest field goals of 50 or more yards percentage, season, all teams: 63.8\nHighest completion percentage (individual), season: 71.2, Drew Brees, New Orleans\nLongest pass completion (tied twice):\n99, Tom Brady, New England (vs. Miami, September 12, 2011)\n99, Eli Manning, New York Giants (vs. New York Jets, December 24, 2011)\nMost consecutive games, 2+ touchdown passes (tied): 13, Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay\nMost times finished in the first place: 23, New York Giants\nPlayoff records & milestonesEdit\nMost offensive yards in a single playoff game: 627, New Orleans (vs. Detroit, Wild Card January 7, 2012)\nFirst quarterback to reach 400+ yards in two consecutive postseason games: Drew Brees, New Orleans (First time: 2010 vs. Seattle; 2nd time: 2011 vs. Detroit \u2013 both Wild Card games)\nMost first downs (tie): 34, New Orleans (vs. Detroit, Wild Card January 7, 2012)\nMost receiving yards in a playoff debut: 210, Calvin Johnson, Detroit (vs. New Orleans, Wild Card January 7, 2012)\nMost consecutive playoff games lost (tie): 7, Detroit Lions\nTim Tebow's game-winning pass to Demaryius Thomas for Denver (vs. Pittsburgh, Wild Card January 8, 2012) set several records:\nLongest scoring play in a playoff overtime: 80 yards\nShortest time of a drive in regular and postseason overtime: 11 seconds\nQuickest win in overtime: 11 seconds\nMost playoff appearances: 31, New York Giants\nMost completions to start a super bowl: 9, Eli Manning\nMost touchdown passes in a single playoff game (tie): 6, Tom Brady, New England\nMost league championship game appearances: 19, New York Giants\nMost Super Bowls Started as QB (tie): 5, Tom Brady\nRecord for most yards per completion (31.6) in a NFL playoff game Tim Tebow\n3rd player in NFL playoff history to pass for 300 yards, and rush for 50 yards. Tim Tebow\nMost Super Bowls lost (tie): 4, New England Patriots\nMost playoff games won starting QB (tie): 16, Tom Brady\nPlayers of the Week/MonthEdit\nThe following were named the top performers during the 2011 season:\nTom Brady[91] Aaron Rodgers[92] Terrell Suggs[91] Brian Urlacher[92] Sebastian Janikowski[91] Ted Ginn, Jr.[92]\nTom Brady Tony Romo Antonio Cromartie Roman Harper Josh Cribbs Jason Hanson\nDarren McFadden[94] Eli Manning[95] Ray Lewis[94] Ronde Barber[95] Rian Lindell[94] Dan Bailey[95]\nSept.[96] Ryan Fitzpatrick Aaron Rodgers D'Qwell Jackson Sean Lee Sebastian Janikowski Jason Hanson\nArian Foster[97] Aaron Rodgers[97] Jarret Johnson[98] Brian Orakpo[99] Ryan Succop[100] Devin Hester[101]\nBen Roethlisberger[102] Adrian Peterson[103] George Wilson[102] Patrick Willis[103] Sebastian Janikowski[102] Mason Crosby[103]\nRashard Mendenhall[104] Ahmad Bradshaw[105] Darrelle Revis[104] Kurt Coleman[105] Jacoby Ford[104] Devin Hester[105]\nArian Foster[106] Drew Brees[107] Brandon Flowers[106] Lance Briggs[107] Josh Scobee[106] Mason Crosby[107]\nBen Roethlisberger[108] LeSean McCoy[109] Derrick Johnson[110] Cliff Avril[109] Brandon Tate[111] Robert Quinn[109]\nOct.[112] Arian Foster Aaron Rodgers LaMarr Woodley Jared Allen Joe McKnight Devin Hester\nMatt Moore[113] Aaron Rodgers[114] David Harris[115] Mathias Kiwanuka[114] Eddie Royal[116] Patrick Peterson[114]\nMichael Bush[117] Larry Fitzgerald[118] Andre Carter[117] Roman Harper[118] Marc Mariani[117] Devin Hester[118]\nTorrey Smith[119] Kevin Smith[120] Von Miller[119] Chris Clemons[120] Julian Edelman[119] Kealoha Pilares[120]\nChris Johnson[121] Drew Brees[122] Terrell Suggs[121] DeAngelo Hall[122] Sebastian Janikowski[121] Patrick Peterson[122]\nNov.[123] Tom Brady Aaron Rodgers Connor Barwin Julius Peppers Sebastian Janikowski Patrick Peterson\nRay Rice[124] Cam Newton[125] Colin McCarthy[126] David Hawthorne[125] Antonio Brown[127] Tim Masthay[125]\nRob Gronkowski[128] Matt Ryan[129] Terrell Suggs[130] Jason Pierre-Paul[129] Matt Prater[131] Doug Baldwin[129]\nReggie Bush[132] Calvin Johnson[133] Antwan Barnes[134] John Abraham[133] Ryan Succop[135] Andy Lee[133]\nTom Brady[136] Drew Brees[137] Robert Mathis[136] Jason Pierre-Paul[137] Richard Seymour[136] David Akers[137]\nRay Rice[138] Matt Flynn[139] Troy Polamalu[140] Curtis Lofton[141] Richard Goodman[142] David Akers[143]\nDec.[144] Tom Brady Drew Brees Terrell Suggs Jason Pierre-Paul Matt Prater David Akers\nFedEx Air\nPlayer of the Week[145]\n(Quarterbacks)\n(Running Backs)\nRookie of the Week[146]\nTom Brady (NE) LeSean McCoy (Phi) WR Randall Cobb (GB)\nMatthew Stafford (Det) Fred Jackson (Buf) WR Denarius Moore (Oak)\nJoe Flacco (Bal) Darren McFadden (Oak) OL Stefen Wisniewski (Oak)\nAaron Rodgers (GB) Matt Fort\u00e9 (Chi) QB Cam Newton (Car)\nAaron Rodgers (GB) Adrian Peterson (Min) LB Aldon Smith (SF)\nAaron Rodgers (GB) Frank Gore (SF) LB Aldon Smith (SF)\nAaron Rodgers (GB) DeMarco Murray (Dal) RB DeMarco Murray (Dal)\nBen Roethlisberger (Pit) LeSean McCoy (Phi) DE Marcell Dareus (Buf)\nAaron Rodgers (GB) Willis McGahee (Den) QB Andy Dalton (Cin)\nTony Romo (Dal) Michael Bush (Oak) WR Denarius Moore (Oak)\nMatthew Stafford (Det) Kevin Smith (Det) WR Torrey Smith (Bal)\nDrew Brees (NO) Beanie Wells (Ari) QB Andy Dalton (Cin)\nAaron Rodgers (GB) Ray Rice (Bal) LB Colin McCarthy (Ten)\nMatt Ryan (Atl) Marshawn Lynch (Sea) QB T. J. Yates (Hou)\nDrew Brees (NO) Reggie Bush (Mia) QB Cam Newton (Car)\nDrew Brees (NO) C. J. Spiller (Buf) QB Cam Newton (Car)\nMatt Flynn (GB) Ray Rice (Bal) DB Sterling Moore (NE)\nSept.[96]\nCam Newton Ryan Kerrigan\nOct.[112]\nAndy Dalton Aldon Smith\nNov.[147]\nDeMarco Murray Von Miller\nDec.[144]\nJulio Jones Aldon Smith\nRegular Season AwardsEdit\nFurther information: 1st Annual NFL Honors\nAP Offensive Player of the Year Drew Brees Quarterback New Orleans Saints\nAP Defensive Player of the Year Terrell Suggs Linebacker Baltimore Ravens\nAP Coach of the Year Jim Harbaugh Head coach San Francisco 49ers\nAP Offensive Rookie of the Year Cam Newton Quarterback Carolina Panthers\nAP Defensive Rookie of the Year Von Miller Linebacker Denver Broncos\nAP Comeback Player of the Year Matthew Stafford Quarterback Detroit Lions\nAP Most Valuable Player Aaron Rodgers Quarterback Green Bay Packers\nPepsi Rookie of the Year Cam Newton Quarterback Carolina Panthers\nWalter Payton NFL Man of the Year Matt Birk Center Baltimore Ravens\nSuper Bowl Most Valuable Player Eli Manning Quarterback New York Giants\nTeam SuperlativesEdit\nMost points scored: Green Bay, 560 (35.0 PPG)\nFewest points scored: St. Louis, 193 (12.1 PPG)\nMost total offensive yards: New Orleans, 7,474\nFewest total offensive yards: Jacksonville, 4,149\nMost total passing yards: New Orleans, 5,347\nFewest total passing yards: Jacksonville, 2,179\nMost rushing yards: Denver, 2,632\nFewest rushing yards: New York Giants, 1,427\nFewest points allowed: Pittsburgh, 227 (14.2 PPG)\nMost points allowed: Tampa Bay, 494 (30.9 PPG)\nFewest total yards allowed (defense): Pittsburgh, 4,348\nMost total yards allowed (defense): Green Bay, 6,585\nFewest passing yards allowed: Pittsburgh, 2,751\nMost passing yards allowed (defense): Green Bay, 4,796\nFewest rushing yards allowed (defense): San Francisco, 1,236\nMost rushing yards allowed (defense): Tampa Bay, 2,497\nAll-Pro TeamEdit\nQuarterback Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay\nRunning back Maurice Jones-Drew, Jacksonville\nLeSean McCoy, Philadelphia\nFullback Vonta Leach, Baltimore\nWide receiver Calvin Johnson, Detroit\nWes Welker, New England\nTight end Rob Gronkowski, New England\nOffensive tackle Jason Peters, Philadelphia\nJoe Thomas, Cleveland\nOffensive guard Carl Nicks, New Orleans\nJahri Evans, New Orleans\nCenter Maurkice Pouncey, Pittsburgh\nDefensive end Jared Allen, Minnesota\nJason Pierre-Paul, N.Y. Giants\nDefensive tackle Haloti Ngata, Baltimore\nOutside linebacker Terrell Suggs, Baltimore\nDeMarcus Ware, Dallas\nInside linebacker Patrick Willis, San Francisco\nNaVorro Bowman, San Francisco\nDerrick Johnson, Kansas City\nCornerback Charles Woodson, Green Bay\nDarrelle Revis, N.Y. 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        "raw_content": "(Redirected from Mobius Strip)\nInteractive 3D model of a M\u00f6bius strip\nA ray-traced parametric plot of a M\u00f6bius strip. If an ant were to crawl along the full length of the strip, it would return to its starting point having traversed both sides without ever crossing an edge.\nAncient Roman mosaic depicting a structure similar to M\u00f6bius strip\nThe M\u00f6bius strip or M\u00f6bius band (UK: /\u02c8m\u025c\u02d0bi\u0259s/, US: /\u02c8mo\u028a-, \u02c8me\u026a-/; German: [\u02c8m\u00f8\u02d0bi\u032f\u028as]), also spelled Mobius or Moebius, is a surface with only one side (when embedded in three-dimensional Euclidean space) and only one boundary. The M\u00f6bius strip has the mathematical property of being unorientable. It can be realized as a ruled surface. Its discovery is attributed to the German mathematicians August Ferdinand M\u00f6bius and Johann Benedict Listing in 1858,[1][2][3] though a structure similar to the M\u00f6bius strip can be seen in Roman mosaics dated circa 200\u2013250 AD.[4][5]\nAn example of a M\u00f6bius strip can be created by taking a paper strip and giving it a half-twist, and then joining the ends of the strip to form a loop. However, the M\u00f6bius strip is not a surface of only one exact size and shape, such as the half-twisted paper strip depicted in the illustration. Rather, mathematicians refer to the closed M\u00f6bius band as any surface that is homeomorphic to this strip. Its boundary is a simple closed curve, i.e., homeomorphic to a circle. This allows for a very wide variety of geometric versions of the M\u00f6bius band as surfaces each having a definite size and shape. For example, any rectangle can be glued to itself (by identifying one edge with the opposite edge after a reversal of orientation) to make a M\u00f6bius band. Some of these can be smoothly modeled in Euclidean space, and others cannot.\nA half-twist clockwise gives an embedding of the M\u00f6bius strip different from that of a half-twist counterclockwise \u2013 that is, as an embedded object in Euclidean space, the M\u00f6bius strip is a chiral object with right- or left-handedness. However, the underlying topological spaces within the M\u00f6bius strip are homeomorphic in each case. An infinite number of topologically different embeddings of the same topological space into three-dimensional space exist, as the M\u00f6bius strip can also be formed by twisting the strip an odd number of times greater than one, or by knotting and twisting the strip, before joining its ends. The complete open M\u00f6bius band is an example of a topological surface that is closely related to the standard M\u00f6bius strip, but that is not homeomorphic to it.\nFinding algebraic equations, the solutions of which have the topology of a M\u00f6bius strip, is straightforward, but, in general, these equations do not describe the same geometric shape that one gets from the twisted paper model described above. In particular, the twisted paper model is a developable surface, having zero Gaussian curvature. A system of differential-algebraic equations that describes models of this type was published in 2007 together with its numerical solution.[6]\nThe Euler characteristic of the M\u00f6bius strip is zero.\nA M\u00f6bius strip made with a piece of paper and tape.\n2 Geometry and topology\n2.1 Widest isometric embedding in 3-space\n2.4 Open M\u00f6bius band\n2.5 M\u00f6bius band with round boundary\n3 Related objects\n4.1 In stage magic\nonce cut M\u00f6bius strip: one non M\u00f6bius strip\ntwice cut M\u00f6bius strip: one M\u00f6bius strip (purple), one non M\u00f6bius strip\nThe M\u00f6bius strip has several curious properties. A line drawn starting from the seam down the middle meets back at the seam, but at the other side. If continued, the line meets the starting point, and is double the length of the original strip. This single continuous curve demonstrates that the M\u00f6bius strip has only one boundary.\nCutting a M\u00f6bius strip along the center line with a pair of scissors yields one long strip with two full twists in it, rather than two separate strips; the result is not a M\u00f6bius strip. This happens because the original strip only has one edge that is twice as long as the original strip. Cutting creates a second independent edge, half of which was on each side of the scissors. Cutting this new, longer, strip down the middle creates two strips wound around each other, each with two full twists.\nIf the strip is cut along about a third of the way in from the edge, it creates two strips: One is a thinner M\u00f6bius strip \u2013 it is the center third of the original strip, comprising one-third of the width and the same length as the original strip. The other is a longer but thin strip with two full twists in it \u2013 this is a neighborhood of the edge of the original strip, and it comprises one-third of the width and twice the length of the original strip.\nOther analogous strips can be obtained by similarly joining strips with two or more half-twists in them instead of one. For example, a strip with three half-twists, when divided lengthwise, becomes a twisted strip tied in a trefoil knot. (If this knot is unravelled, the strip has eight half-twists.) A strip with N half-twists, when bisected, becomes a strip with N + 1 full twists. Giving it extra twists and reconnecting the ends produces figures called paradromic rings.\nGeometry and topology[edit]\nAn object that existed in a mobius-strip-shaped universe would be indistinguishable from its own mirror image - this fiddler crab's larger claw switches between left to right with every circulation. It is not impossible that the universe may have this property, see Non-orientable wormhole\nTo turn a rectangle into a M\u00f6bius strip, join the edges labelled A so that the directions of the arrows match.\nOne way to represent the M\u00f6bius strip as a subset of three-dimensional Euclidean space is using the parametrization:\nx ( u , v ) = ( 1 + v 2 cos \u2061 u 2 ) cos \u2061 u {\\displaystyle x(u,v)=\\left(1+{\\frac {v}{2}}\\cos {\\frac {u}{2}}\\right)\\cos u}\ny ( u , v ) = ( 1 + v 2 cos \u2061 u 2 ) sin \u2061 u {\\displaystyle y(u,v)=\\left(1+{\\frac {v}{2}}\\cos {\\frac {u}{2}}\\right)\\sin u}\nz ( u , v ) = v 2 sin \u2061 u 2 {\\displaystyle z(u,v)={\\frac {v}{2}}\\sin {\\frac {u}{2}}}\nwhere 0 \u2264 u < 2 \u03c0 {\\displaystyle 0\\leq u<2\\pi } and \u2212 1 \u2264 v \u2264 1 {\\displaystyle -1\\leq v\\leq 1} . This creates a M\u00f6bius strip of width 1 whose center circle has radius 1, lies in the x y {\\displaystyle xy} -plane and is centered at ( 0 , 0 , 0 ) {\\displaystyle (0,0,0)} . The parameter u {\\displaystyle u} runs around the strip while v {\\displaystyle v} moves from one edge to the other.\nIn cylindrical polar coordinates ( r , \u03b8 , z ) {\\displaystyle (r,\\theta ,z)} , an unbounded version of the M\u00f6bius strip can be represented by the equation:\nlog \u2061 ( r ) sin \u2061 ( 1 2 \u03b8 ) = z cos \u2061 ( 1 2 \u03b8 ) . {\\displaystyle \\log(r)\\sin \\left({\\frac {1}{2}}\\theta \\right)=z\\cos \\left({\\frac {1}{2}}\\theta \\right).}\nWidest isometric embedding in 3-space[edit]\nIf a smooth M\u00f6bius strip in three-space is a rectangular one \u2013 that is, created from identifying two opposite sides of a geometrical rectangle with bending but not stretching the surface \u2013 then such an embedding is known to be possible if the aspect ratio of the rectangle is greater than the square root of three. (Note the shorter sides of the rectangle are identified to obtain the M\u00f6bius strip.) For an aspect ratio less than or equal to the square root of three, however, a smooth embedding of a rectangular M\u00f6bius strip into three-space may be impossible.\nAs the aspect ratio approaches the limiting ratio of \u221a3 from above, any such rectangular M\u00f6bius strip in three-space seems to approach a shape that in the limit can be thought of as a strip of three equilateral triangles, folded on top of one another so that they occupy just one equilateral triangle in three-space.\nIf the M\u00f6bius strip in three-space is only once continuously differentiable (in symbols: C1), however, then the theorem of Nash-Kuiper shows that no lower bound exists.\nA method of making a M\u00f6bius strip from a rectangular strip too wide to simply twist and join (e.g., a rectangle only one unit long and one unit wide) is to first fold the wide direction back and forth using an even number of folds\u2014an \"accordion fold\"\u2014so that the folded strip becomes narrow enough that it can be twisted and joined, much as a single long-enough strip can be joined.[7] With two folds, for example, a 1 \u00d7 1 strip would become a 1 \u00d7 \u2153 folded strip whose cross section is in the shape of an 'N' and would remain an 'N' after a half-twist. This folded strip, three times as long as it is wide, would be long enough to then join at the ends. This method works in principle, but becomes impractical after sufficiently many folds, if paper is used. Using normal paper, this construction can be folded flat, with all the layers of the paper in a single plane, but mathematically, whether this is possible without stretching the surface of the rectangle is not clear.[8]\nTopology[edit]\nTopologically, the M\u00f6bius strip can be defined as the square [ 0 , 1 ] \u00d7 [ 0 , 1 ] {\\displaystyle [0,1]\\times [0,1]} with its top and bottom sides identified by the relation ( x , 0 ) \u223c ( 1 \u2212 x , 1 ) {\\displaystyle (x,0)\\sim (1-x,1)} for 0 \u2264 x \u2264 1 {\\displaystyle 0\\leq x\\leq 1} , as in the diagram on the right.\nA less used presentation of the M\u00f6bius strip is as the topological quotient of a torus.[9] A torus can be constructed as the square [ 0 , 1 ] \u00d7 [ 0 , 1 ] {\\displaystyle [0,1]\\times [0,1]} with the edges identified as ( 0 , y ) \u223c ( 1 , y ) {\\displaystyle (0,y)\\sim (1,y)} (glue left to right) and ( x , 0 ) \u223c ( x , 1 ) {\\displaystyle (x,0)\\sim (x,1)} (glue bottom to top). If one then also identified (x, y) ~ (y, x), then one obtains the M\u00f6bius strip. The diagonal of the square (the points (x, x) where both coordinates agree) becomes the boundary of the M\u00f6bius strip, and carries an orbifold structure, which geometrically corresponds to \"reflection\" \u2013 geodesics (straight lines) in the M\u00f6bius strip reflect off the edge back into the strip. Notationally, this is written as T2/S2 \u2013 the 2-torus quotiented by the group action of the symmetric group on two letters (switching coordinates), and it can be thought of as the configuration space of two unordered points on the circle, possibly the same (the edge corresponds to the points being the same), with the torus corresponding to two ordered points on the circle.\nThe M\u00f6bius strip is a two-dimensional compact manifold (i.e. a surface) with boundary. It is a standard example of a surface that is not orientable. In fact, the M\u00f6bius strip is the epitome of the topological phenomenon of nonorientability. This is because two-dimensional shapes (surfaces) are the lowest-dimensional shapes for which nonorientability is possible and the M\u00f6bius strip is the only surface that is topologically a subspace of every nonorientable surface. As a result, any surface is nonorientable if and only if it contains a M\u00f6bius band as a subspace.\nThe M\u00f6bius strip is also a standard example used to illustrate the mathematical concept of a fiber bundle. Specifically, it is a nontrivial bundle over the circle S1 with a fiber the unit interval, I = [0, 1]. Looking only at the edge of the M\u00f6bius strip gives a nontrivial two point (or Z2) bundle over S1.\nComputer graphics[edit]\nA simple construction of the M\u00f6bius strip that can be used to portray it in computer graphics or modeling packages is:\nTake a rectangular strip. Rotate it around a fixed point not in its plane. At every step, also rotate the strip along a line in its plane (the line that divides the strip in two) and perpendicular to the main orbital radius. The surface generated on one complete revolution is the M\u00f6bius strip.\nTake a M\u00f6bius strip and cut it along the middle of the strip. This forms a new strip, which is a rectangle joined by rotating one end a whole turn. By cutting it down the middle again, this forms two interlocking whole-turn strips.\nOpen M\u00f6bius band[edit]\nThe open M\u00f6bius band is formed by deleting the boundary of the standard M\u00f6bius band. It is constructed from the set S = { (x, y) \u2208 R2 : 0 \u2264 x \u2264 1 and 0 < y < 1 } by identifying (glueing) the points (0, y) and (1, 1 \u2212 y) for all 0 < y < 1.\nIt may be constructed as a surface of constant positive, negative, or zero (Gaussian) curvature. In the cases of negative and zero curvature, the M\u00f6bius band can be constructed as a (geodesically) complete surface, which means that all geodesics (\"straight lines\" on the surface) may be extended indefinitely in either direction.\nConstant negative curvature: Like the plane and the open cylinder, the open M\u00f6bius band admits not only a complete metric of constant curvature 0, but also a complete metric of constant negative curvature, say \u22121. One way to see this is to begin with the upper half plane (Poincar\u00e9) model of the hyperbolic plane \u210d, namely \u210d = { (x, y) \u2208 \u211d2 | y > 0} with the Riemannian metric given by (dx2 + dy2) / y2. The orientation-preserving isometries of this metric are all the maps f : \u210d \u2192 \u210d of the form f(z) := (az + b) / (cz + d), where a, b, c, d are real numbers satisfying ad \u2212 bc = 1. Here z is a complex number with Im(z) > 0, and we have identified \u210d with {z \u2208 \u2102 | Im(z) > 0} endowed with the Riemannian metric that was mentioned. Then one orientation-reversing isometry g of \u210d given by g(z) := -conj(z), where conj(z) denotes the complex conjugate of z. These facts imply that the mapping h : \u210d \u2192 \u210d given by h(z) := \u22122\u22c5conj(z) is an orientation-reversing isometry of \u210d that generates an infinite cyclic group G of isometries. (Its square is the isometry h(z) := 4\u22c5z, which can be expressed as (2z + 0) / (0z + 1/2).) The quotient \u210d / G of the action of this group can easily be seen to be topologically a M\u00f6bius band. But it is also easy to verify that it is complete and non-compact, with constant negative curvature \u22121.\nThe group of isometries of this M\u00f6bius band is 1-dimensional and is isomorphic to the special orthogonal group SO(2).\n(Constant) zero curvature: This may also be constructed as a complete surface, by starting with portion of the plane R2 defined by 0 \u2264 y \u2264 1 and identifying (x, 0) with (\u2212x, 1) for all x in R (the reals). The resulting metric makes the open M\u00f6bius band into a (geodesically) complete flat surface (i.e., having Gaussian curvature equal to 0 everywhere). This is the only metric on the M\u00f6bius band, up to uniform scaling, that is both flat and complete.\nThe group of isometries of this M\u00f6bius band is 1-dimensional and is isomorphic to the orthogonal group SO(2).\nConstant positive curvature: A M\u00f6bius band of constant positive curvature cannot be complete, since it is known that the only complete surfaces of constant positive curvature are the sphere and the projective plane. The projective plane P2 of constant curvature +1 may be constructed as the quotient of the unit sphere S2 in R3 by the antipodal map A: S2 \u2192 S2, defined by A(x, y, z) = (\u2212x, \u2212y, \u2212z). The open M\u00f6bius band is homeomorphic to the once-punctured projective plane, that is, P2 with any one point removed. This may be thought of as the closest that a M\u00f6bius band of constant positive curvature can get to being a complete surface: just one point away.\nThe group of isometries of this M\u00f6bius band is also 1-dimensional and isomorphic to the orthogonal group O(2).\nThe space of unoriented lines in the plane is diffeomorphic to the open M\u00f6bius band.[10] To see why, let L(\u03b8) denote the line through the origin at an angle \u03b8 to the positive x-axis. For each L(\u03b8) there is the family P(\u03b8) of all lines in the plane that are perpendicular to L(\u03b8). Topologically, the family P(\u03b8) is just a line (because each line in P(\u03b8) intersects the line L(\u03b8) in just one point). In this way, as \u03b8 increases in the range 0\u00b0 \u2264 \u03b8 < 180\u00b0, the line L(\u03b8) represents a line's worth of distinct lines in the plane. But when \u03b8 reaches 180\u00b0, L(180\u00b0) is identical to L(0), and so the families P(0\u00b0) and P(180\u00b0) of perpendicular lines are also identical families. The line L(0\u00b0), however, has returned to itself as L(180\u00b0) pointed in the opposite direction. Every line in the plane corresponds to exactly one line in some family P(\u03b8), for exactly one \u03b8, for 0\u00b0 \u2264 \u03b8 < 180\u00b0, and P(180\u00b0) is identical to P(0\u00b0) but returns pointed in the opposite direction. This ensures that the space of all lines in the plane \u2013 the union of all the L(\u03b8) for 0\u00b0 \u2264 \u03b8 \u2264 180\u00b0 \u2013 is an open M\u00f6bius band.\nThe group of bijective linear transformations GL(2, R) of the plane to itself (real 2 \u00d7 2 matrices with non-zero determinant) naturally induces bijections of the space of lines in the plane to itself, which form a group of self-homeomorphisms of the space of lines. Hence the same group forms a group of self-homeomorphisms of the M\u00f6bius band described in the previous paragraph. But there is no metric on the space of lines in the plane that is invariant under the action of this group of homeomorphisms. In this sense, the space of lines in the plane has no natural metric on it.\nThis means that the M\u00f6bius band possesses a natural 4-dimensional Lie group of self-homeomorphisms, given by GL(2, R), but this high degree of symmetry cannot be exhibited as the group of isometries of any metric.\nM\u00f6bius band with round boundary[edit]\nThe edge, or boundary, of a M\u00f6bius strip is homeomorphic (topologically equivalent) to a circle. Under the usual embeddings of the strip in Euclidean space, as above, the boundary is not a true circle. However, it is possible to embed a M\u00f6bius strip in three dimensions so that the boundary is a perfect circle lying in some plane. For example, see Figures 307, 308, and 309 of \"Geometry and the imagination\".[11]\nA much more geometric embedding begins with a minimal Klein bottle immersed in the 3-sphere, as discovered by Blaine Lawson. We then take half of this Klein bottle to get a M\u00f6bius band embedded in the 3-sphere (the unit sphere in 4-space). The result is sometimes called the \"Sudanese M\u00f6bius Band\" ,[12] where \"sudanese\" refers not to the country Sudan but to the names of two topologists, Sue Goodman and Daniel Asimov. Applying stereographic projection to the Sudanese band places it in 3-dimensional space, as can be seen below \u2013 a version due to George Francis can be found here.\nFrom Lawson's minimal Klein bottle we derive an embedding of the band into the 3-sphere S3, regarded as a subset of C2, which is geometrically the same as R4. We map angles \u03b7, \u03c6 to complex numbers z1, z2 via\nz 1 = sin \u2061 \u03b7 e i \u03c6 {\\displaystyle z_{1}=\\sin \\eta \\,e^{i\\varphi }}\nz 2 = cos \u2061 \u03b7 e i \u03c6 / 2 . {\\displaystyle z_{2}=\\cos \\eta \\,e^{i\\varphi /2}.}\nHere the parameter \u03b7 runs from 0 to \u03c0 and \u03c6 runs from 0 to 2\u03c0. Since |\u2009z1\u2009|2 + |\u2009z2\u2009|2 = 1, the embedded surface lies entirely in S3. The boundary of the strip is given by |\u2009z2\u2009| = 1 (corresponding to \u03b7 = 0, \u03c0), which is clearly a circle on the 3-sphere.\nTo obtain an embedding of the M\u00f6bius strip in R3 one maps S3 to R3 via a stereographic projection. The projection point can be any point on S3 that does not lie on the embedded M\u00f6bius strip (this rules out all the usual projection points). One possible choice is { 1 / 2 , i / 2 } {\\displaystyle \\left\\{1/{\\sqrt {2}},i/{\\sqrt {2}}\\right\\}} . Stereographic projections map circles to circles and preserves the circular boundary of the strip. The result is a smooth embedding of the M\u00f6bius strip into R3 with a circular edge and no self-intersections.\nThe Sudanese M\u00f6bius band in the three-sphere S3 is geometrically a fibre bundle over a great circle, whose fibres are great semicircles. The most symmetrical image of a stereographic projection of this band into R3 is obtained by using a projection point that lies on that great circle that runs through the midpoint of each of the semicircles. Each choice of such a projection point results in an image that is congruent to any other. But because such a projection point lies on the M\u00f6bius band itself, two aspects of the image are significantly different from the case (illustrated above) where the point is not on the band: 1) the image in R3 is not the full M\u00f6bius band, but rather the band with one point removed (from its centerline); and 2) the image is unbounded \u2013 and as it gets increasingly far from the origin of R3, it increasingly approximates a plane. Yet this version of the stereographic image has a group of 4 symmetries in R3 (it is isomorphic to the Klein 4-group), as compared with the bounded version illustrated above having its group of symmetries the unique group of order 2. (If all symmetries and not just orientation-preserving isometries of R3 are allowed, the numbers of symmetries in each case doubles.)\nBut the most geometrically symmetrical version of all is the original Sudanese M\u00f6bius band in the three-sphere S3, where its full group of symmetries is isomorphic to the Lie group O(2). Having an infinite cardinality (that of the continuum), this is far larger than the symmetry group of any possible embedding of the M\u00f6bius band in R3.\nRelated objects[edit]\nA closely related 'strange' geometrical object is the Klein bottle. A Klein bottle can be produced by gluing two M\u00f6bius strips together along their edges; this cannot be done in ordinary three-dimensional Euclidean space without creating self-intersections.[13]\nAnother closely related manifold is the real projective plane. If a circular disk is cut out of the real projective plane, what is left is a M\u00f6bius strip.[14] Going in the other direction, if one glues a disk to a M\u00f6bius strip by identifying their boundaries, the result is the projective plane. To visualize this, it is helpful to deform the M\u00f6bius strip so that its boundary is an ordinary circle (see above). The real projective plane, like the Klein bottle, cannot be embedded in three-dimensions without self-intersections.\nIn graph theory, the M\u00f6bius ladder is a cubic graph closely related to the M\u00f6bius strip.\nIn 1968, Gonzalo V\u00e9lez Jahn (UCV, Caracas, Venezuela) discovered three dimensional bodies with M\u00f6bian characteristics;[15] these were later described by Martin Gardner as prismatic rings that became toroidal polyhedrons in his August 1978 Mathematical Games column in Scientific American.[16]\nMathematical art: a scarf designed as a M\u00f6bius strip\nThere have been several technical applications for the M\u00f6bius strip. Giant M\u00f6bius strips have been used as conveyor belts that last longer because the entire surface area of the belt gets the same amount of wear, and as continuous-loop recording tapes (to double the playing time). M\u00f6bius strips are common in the manufacture of fabric computer printer and typewriter ribbons, as they let the ribbon be twice as wide as the print head while using both halves evenly.[17]\nA M\u00f6bius resistor is an electronic circuit element that cancels its own inductive reactance. Nikola Tesla patented similar technology in 1894:[18] \"Coil for Electro Magnets\" was intended for use with his system of global transmission of electricity without wires.\nThe M\u00f6bius strip is the configuration space of two unordered points on a circle. Consequently, in music theory, the space of all two-note chords, known as dyads, takes the shape of a M\u00f6bius strip; this and generalizations to more points is a significant application of orbifolds to music theory.[19][20]\nIn physics/electro-technology as:\nA compact resonator with a resonance frequency that is half that of identically constructed linear coils[21]\nAn inductionless resistor[22]\nSuperconductors with high transition temperature[23]\nM\u00f6bius resonator [24]\nIn chemistry/nano-technology as:\nMolecular knots with special characteristics (Knotane [2], Chirality)\nMolecular engines[25]\nGraphene volume (nano-graphite) with new electronic characteristics, like helical magnetism[26]\nA special type of aromaticity: M\u00f6bius aromaticity\nCharged particles caught in the magnetic field of the earth that can move on a M\u00f6bius band\nThe cyclotide (cyclic protein) kalata B1, active substance of the plant Oldenlandia affinis, contains M\u00f6bius topology for the peptide backbone.\nIn stage magic[edit]\nThe M\u00f6bius strip principle has been used as a method of creating the illusion of magic. The trick, known as the Afghan bands, was very popular in the first half of the twentieth century. Many versions of this trick exist and have been performed by famous illusionists such as Harry Blackstone Sr. and Thomas Nelson Downs.[27][28]\n^ Clifford A. Pickover (March 2005). The M\u00f6bius Strip : Dr. August M\u00f6bius's Marvelous Band in Mathematics, Games, Literature, Art, Technology, and Cosmology. Thunder's Mouth Press. ISBN 978-1-56025-826-1.\n^ Rainer Herges (2004). M\u00f6bius, Escher, Bach \u2013 Das unendliche Band in Kunst und Wissenschaft . In: Naturwissenschaftliche Rundschau 6/58/2005. pp. 301\u2013310. ISSN 0028-1050.\n^ Chris Rodley (ed.) (1997). Lynch on Lynch. London, Boston. p. 231. CS1 maint: Extra text: authors list (link)\n^ Larison, Lorraine L. (1973). \"The M\u00f6bius band in Roman mosaics\". American Scientist. 61 (5): 544\u2013547. Bibcode:1973AmSci..61..544L.\n^ Cartwright, Julyan H. E.; Gonz\u00e1lez, Diego L. (2016). \"M\u00f6bius strips before M\u00f6bius: topological hints in ancient representations\". The Mathematical Intelligencer. 38 (2): 69\u201376. arXiv:1609.07779. doi:10.1007/s00283-016-9631-8. MR 3507121.\n^ Starostin E.L.; van der Heijden G.H.M. (2007). \"The shape of a M\u00f6bius strip\". Nature Materials. 6 (8): 563\u20137. doi:10.1038/nmat1929. PMID 17632519.\n^ Barr, Stephen (1964). Experiments in Topology. New York: Thomas Y. Crowell Company. pp. 48, 200\u2013201.\n^ Dmitry Fuchs and Serge Tabachnikov, Mathematical Omnibus: Thirty Lectures on Classic Mathematics, 2007, page 199, at http://www.math.psu.edu/tabachni/Books/taba.pdf\n^ Tony Phillips, Tony Phillips' Take on Math in the Media, American Mathematical Society, October 2006\n^ Parker, Phillip (1993). \"Spaces of Geodesics\". Aportaciones Matem\u00e1ticas. Notas de Investigaci\u00f3n: 67\u201379.\n^ Dan Asimov; Doug Lerner (1984). \"Issue 17 SIGGRAPH '84 Electronic Theater\".\n^ Spivak, Michael (1979). A Comprehensive Introduction to Differential Geometry, Volume I (2nd ed.). Wilmington, Delaware: Publish or Perish. p. 591.\n^ Hilbert, David; Cohn-Vossen, S. (1999). Geometry and the Imagination (2nd ed.). Providence, Rhode Island: American Mathematical Society. p. 316. ISBN 978-0-8218-1998-2.\n^ Wolfram Demonstration Project: V\u00e9lez-Jahn's M\u00f6bius Toroidal Polyhedron\n^ This was the third time Gardner had featured the M\u00f6bius strip in his column.\n^ Hogarth, Ian W. and Kiewning, Friedhelm. (1991) \"Typewriter or printer ribbon and method for its manufacture\" U.S. Patent 5,062,725\n^ Tesla, Nikola (1894) \"Coil for Electro-Magnets\" U.S. Patent 512,340\n^ Clara Moskowitz, Music Reduced to Beautiful Math, LiveScience\n^ Dmitri Tymoczko (7 July 2006). \"The Geometry of Musical Chords\". Science. 313 (5783): 72\u20134. Bibcode:2006Sci...313...72T. CiteSeerX 10.1.1.215.7449. doi:10.1126/science.1126287. PMID 16825563.\n^ Pond, J.M. (2000). \"Mobius dual-mode resonators and bandpass filters\". IEEE Transactions on Microwave Theory and Techniques. 48 (12): 2465\u20132471. Bibcode:2000ITMTT..48.2465P. doi:10.1109/22.898999.\n^ Davis, Richard L (1966) \"Non-inductive electrical resistor\" U.S. Patent 3,267,406\n^ Enriquez, Raul Perez (2002). \"A Structural parameter for High Tc Superconductivity from an Octahedral Moebius Strip in RBaCuO: 123 type of perovskite\". Rev Mex Fis. 48 (supplement 1): 262. arXiv:cond-mat/0308019. Bibcode:2003cond.mat..8019P.\n^ \"Printed Resonators: Mobius Strip Theory and Applications\" (PDF). Microwave Journal. 56 (11). November 2013.\n^ Lukin, O; V\u00f6gtle, F (2005). \"Knotting and threading of molecules: Chemistry and chirality of molecular knots and their assemblies\". Angewandte Chemie International Edition. 44 (10): 1456\u201377. doi:10.1002/anie.200460312. PMID 15704147.\n^ Yamashiro, Atsushi; Shimoi, Yukihiro; Harigaya, Kikuo; Wakabayashi, Katsunori (2004). \"Novel Electronic States in Graphene Ribbons -Competing Spin and Charge Orders-\". Physica E. 22 (1\u20133): 688\u2013691. arXiv:cond-mat/0309636. Bibcode:2004PhyE...22..688Y. doi:10.1016/j.physe.2003.12.100.\n^ Prevos, Peter (2018). The M\u00f6bius Strip in Magic: A Treatise on the Afghan Bands. Kangaroo Flat: Third Hemisphere.\n^ Gardner, Martin (1956). Mathematics, Magic and Mystery. New York: Dover Books. pp. 70\u201373.\nLook up M\u00f6bius strip in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.\nWikimedia Commons has media related to M\u00f6bius strip.\nThe M\u00f6bius Gear \u2013 A functional planetary gear model in which one gear is a M\u00f6bius strip\nWeisstein, Eric W. \"M\u00f6bius Strip\". MathWorld.\nRetrieved from \"https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=M\u00f6bius_strip&oldid=883226049\"",
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        "raw_content": "The \"humanorah\" is the primary symbol of the Society for Humanistic Judaism\nRabbi Sherwin Wine[1]\nFarmington Hills, Michigan, United States[2]\nMr. Paul Golin[2]\nAndrea Freidlander[2]\nshj.org\nThe Society for Humanistic Judaism (SHJ), founded in 1969 by Rabbi Sherwin Wine,[1] embraces a human-centered philosophy that combines the celebration of Jewish culture and identity with an adherence to secular humanistic values and ideas.\nThe Society for Humanistic Judaism is the central body for the Humanistic Jewish Movement in North America and assists in organizing new communities, supporting its member communities, and in providing a voice for Humanistic Jews. The Society gathers and creates educational and programmatic materials, including holiday and life cycle celebrations. It sponsors training programs and conferences for its members. HuJews, the Humanistic Youth Group offers programs for teens and young adults, including an annual conclave. The Society for Humanistic Judaism publishes a monthly e-newsletter and a biannual topical journal and member newsletter.\nThe Society participates in both the Jewish and the Humanist worlds as a Hillel International partner, a participant in the General Assembly of the Jewish Federations of North America and as a member of the Secular Coalition for America.\nMiriam Jerris is the rabbi of the Society for Humanistic Judaism.[3]\n1 Humanorah\n3 Political alignment\nHumanorah[edit]\nThe \"humanorah\" is the primary symbol of Humanistic Judaism used by the Society, intended as a non-theistic alternative to other Jewish symbols such as the Star of David or the tablets of the Ten Commandments. It was developed and trademarked by the Society, and has been its logo since the early 1980s.[4]\nThe name humanorah is a portmanteau of \"human\" and \"menorah,\" representing the convergence of Humanistic beliefs with Jewish identity. The symbol itself is a combination of these two elements. A human figure stands with its arms raised, while two other branches cross over the figure's torso to form a total of six arms. Stylized flames emerge from all six.\nCongregations[edit]\nThe Society for Humanistic Judaism has 10,000 members in 30 congregations spread throughout the United States and Canada. These include:\nOr Emet (Minneapolis\u2013Saint Paul, Minnesota)\nCity Congregation for Humanistic Judaism (Manhattan, New York)\nKahal B'raira (Greater Boston, Massachusetts)\nMachar (Washington, DC Metro Area)\nOraynu Congregation for Humanistic Judaism (Toronto, Ontario, Canada)\nKol Shalom (Portland, Oregon)\nKehillat Kolenu is a Jewish humanistic community in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.\nPolitical alignment[edit]\nThe Society for Humanistic Judaism has issued a series of statement which aligns them with liberalism in the United States in a number of core topics defining the \"liberalism\" vs. \"conservatism\" divide in American politics, notably on abortion and same-sex marriage.\nIn 1996, the Society for Humanistic Judaism stated, \"We affirm that a woman has the moral right and should have the continuing legal right to decide whether or not to terminate a pregnancy in accordance with her own ethical standards. Because a decision to terminate a pregnancy carries serious, irreversible consequences, it is one to be made with great care and with keen awareness of the complex psychological, emotional, and ethical implications.\"[5]\nIn 2004, the Society for Humanistic Judaism issued a resolution supporting \"the legal recognition of marriage and divorce between adults of the same sex,\" and affirming \"the value of marriage between any two committed adults with the sense of obligations, responsibilities, and consequences thereof.\"[6] In 2010, the Society for Humanistic Judaism pledged to speak out against homophobic bullying.[7]\nThe Society for Humanistic Judaism issued a statement in 2011 condemning the then-recent passage of the \"No Taxpayer Funding for Abortion Act\" by the U.S. House of Representatives, which they called \"a direct attack on a women's right to choose\".[8]\nIn 2012, the Society for Humanistic Judaism issued a resolution opposing conscience clauses that allow religious-affiliated institutions to be exempt from generally applicable requirements mandating reproductive healthcare services to individuals or employees.[9]\nIn 2013, the Society for Humanistic Judaism issued a resolution stating in part, \"The Society for Humanistic Judaism wholeheartedly supports the observance of Women's Equality Day on August 26 to commemorate the anniversary of the passage of the Nineteenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution allowing women to vote; The Society condemns gender discrimination in all its forms, including restriction of rights, limited access to education, violence, and subjugation; and The Society commits itself to maintain vigilance and speak out in the fight to bring gender equality to our generation and to the generations that follow.\"[10]\n^ a b c Hevesi, Dennis (July 25, 2007). \"Sherwin Wine, 79, Founder of Splinter Judaism Group, Dies\". The New York Times.\n^ a b c d e f g h i j k \"Form 990: Return of Organization Exempt from Income Tax\" (PDF). Society of Humanistic Judaism. Guidestar. April 30, 2014.\n^ \"Humanistic Judaism's Rabbi Miriam Jerris will be leading Rosh Hashanah services at Kol Hadash next month\". The Jewish News Weekly of Northern California. San Francisco Jewish Community Publications Inc. Retrieved February 15, 2015.\n^ Guide to Humanistic Judaism. Society for Humanistic Judaism. 1993.\n^ \"Reproductive Choice a Fundamental Right\". Society for Humanistic Judaism. August 28, 1996. Archived from the original on March 5, 2004.\n^ \"Marriage Rights of Same-Sex Couples\". Society for Humanistic Judaism. April 2004. Archived from the original on July 20, 2006.\n^ \"Society for Humanistic Judaism Pledges to Speak Out Against Homophobic Bullying\". Society for Humanistic Judaism. October 2010. 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        "raw_content": "HOLIDAYS > Purim > The Meaning of Purim > Purim and Yom Kippur\nPurim and Yom Kippur\nAt first glance, the similarity of the names between Purim and Yom Kippur has no significance, as there appears to be no pair more opposite than these two days. The days of Purim are days of feasting and gladness, whereas Yom Kippur is a day of fasting and the dread of judgment, a day of repentance and penetrating reckoning of the soul.\nThe Zohar, however, sees in the similarity between the names Purim and Yom Kippur the key to their meaning (Tikkunei Zohar, Tikkun 20 and 21):\nThis is Yom Kippurim, when [the High Priest] is clothed in beautiful clothing, clothing of atonement: the tzitz, the mitznefet, the avnet, the four white garments from the right side, and the four garments of gold from the left side. At that time, she [Esther] beautified herself with clothing of forgiveness. That is what is meant by the verse: \"And Esther put on royal clothing.\" And with these garments she entered into the inner sanctum. That is the meaning of the verse: \"She stood in the inner court of the king's house.\" And with them \"she found favor in his eyes\"\u2026 Purim is named for Yom Kippur, for in the future they will delight in it and change it from affliction to delight.\nThe Zohar sees a similarity between Esther \u2013 who, on the day when the Jews of Shushan fasted, entered the inner courtyard of the king \u2013 and the High Priest \u2013 who, on the fast of Yom Kippur, enters the Holy of Holies. Esther entered to stand before the king and entreat him for the lives of the people of Israel, just as the High Priest enters the Holy of Holies on Yom Kippur. The High Priest does this before the King of kings, rather than before a king of flesh and blood, but as Chazal expound, every instance of \"king\" in the book of Esther alludes to His holy name (Esther Rabba 3:10).\nThis similarity joins other parallels found in the book of Esther that teach us that in many senses, King Achashverosh's palace is a mirror image of the Temple in Jerusalem. The king's palace is divided between \"the inner court of the king's house\" (Esther 5:1) and \"the outer court of the king's house\" (6:4), similar to the division between the \"outer courtyard\" and the \"inner courtyard\" of the Temple (Yechezkel 40:17-19). And just as it is prohibited to enter the Holy of Holies all year long, so it is prohibited to enter the king's palace for anyone to whom the king does not hold out his golden scepter (Esther 4:11).[1]\nAnother striking similarity between Purim and Yom Kippur is the role of the lots. When Haman wishes to determine the appropriate day for destroying the people of Israel, both young and old, little children and women, he casts lots:\nIn the first month, which is the month Nisan, in the twelfth year of king Achashverosh, they cast pur \u2013 that is, the lot \u2013 before Haman, from day to day and from month to month, to the twelfth month, which is the month Adar. (Esther 3:7)\nOn the face of it, what is important is the day that was designated for destroying the Jews; the way by which that day was determined should be of no importance at all. Why is it important for us to know whether that date was decided by way of lots, through negotiations, or in a meeting of the king's officers? To our surprise, however, the book of Esther does not tell us the results of the lottery and which day was picked by it. From this it is clear that importance is attached to the lottery itself, and not just to the results. Indeed, at the end of the book of Esther, we find that the lots are of such importance that the holiday of Purim is named for them:\nTherefore they called these days Purim, after the pur. (9:26)\nWhat, then, is the importance of the lottery?[2]\nWe know from historical documents that it was the customary practice in Babylonia to celebrate the first ten days of the year, which begins in Nisan, with feasts and parties to mark the New Year. A detailed description of these celebrations as part of the worship of the god Marduk has been preserved, from which we learn that this was the most important holiday of the year. The Babylonians believed that on these days, everyone's fate for the coming year was determined. The holiday celebrations were conducted before all the people, and they reached their climax when the king entered the temple of the god Marduk on the sixth of Nisan, while removing his scepter, his ring, and his crown, and declaring that he had not sinned toward that god. On the ninth of Nisan, the image of Marduk was taken out of the temple in a grand and impressive public ceremony. The people drank and danced, and on the next day, the tenth of Nisan, the image was returned to its place. After Marduk's image was returned to its place, the priests would cast various lots and clarify what was expected to take place over the coming year.\nAgainst this background, it would appear that the lot cast by Haman \"in the first month, which is the month Nisan\" is directly connected to the lots that were cast at the Babylonian New Year celebrations conducted at that very time. The Babylonians believed that certain days are determined by the gods at the beginning of the year to be days of success or days of calamity, and the lots are intended to reveal those days. When the thirteenth of Adar was selected in Haman's lottery, he thought that this was a day ready for calamity befalling Israel, and so he fixed the decree of destruction for this day.\nAs noted above, lots are cast on Yom Kippur as well. On Yom Kippur, the High Priest takes two he-goats and places a lot on each of them, one lot for God and the other lot for Azazel. One of the he-goats will serve as a sin-offering for the people, and its blood will also be sprinkled in the Holy of Holies between the two keruvim, while the second he-goat will be sent to Azazel, carrying the sins of Israel to a \u201cland that is cut off\u201d:\nAnd Aharon shall cast lots upon the two goats: one lot for the Lord, and the other lot for Azazel. And Aharon shall present the goat upon which the lot fell for the Lord and offer him for a sin-offering. But the goat on which the lot fell for Azazel shall be set alive before the Lord, to make atonement over him, to send him away for Azazel into the wilderness. (Vayikra 16:8-10)\nThe similarity between the ceremony involving the Babylonian king and his god and the Yom Kippur service performed by the High Priest is both surprising and troubling. There is a clear connection between the month of Nisan and the month of Tishrei, both of them serving in certain senses as the first month. The climax of the Babylonian ceremony on the tenth of Nisan parallels the tenth of Tishrei. The king \u2013 who removes his royal clothing, his scepter, his ring, and his crown when he enters his god's temple to discuss his sins \u2013 brings to mind the High Priest \u2013 who removes his golden garments and the tzitz on his forehead and enters the site of the Shekhina in the Holy of Holies in a servant's clothing, where he confesses his sins. But even if we do not clearly understand the meaning of the similarity between the pagan Babylonian service and the High Priest's service of God, it seems that we can point to the striking differences between them.\nFirst of all, the Babylonian king deals exclusively with his own sins and his own declaration. He does not deal with the sins of the Babylonian people and does not ask his god to relate to them. In contrast, the High Priest confesses his sins, and then he confesses the sins of his priestly brothers, and at the end he confesses the sins of the entire people of Israel.\nSecond, the Babylonian New Year is marked by a coronation ceremony of a king of flesh and blood, whereas the Jewish New Year is marked by a ceremony in which God is crowned as king. The Babylonian king stands before his god, declares that he has not sinned, and receives the authorization and agreement for another year of kingship. The High Priest enters into the Holy of Holies, confesses his sins and transgressions, puts his fate in the hands of God, and asks Him to forgive him and all the people for their sins.\nThird, the Babylonian king declares before his god that he has not sinned. He offers no confession for his sins, and there is certainly no process of repentance and atonement, paralleling the High Priest's standing before God on Yom Kippur. The Babylonian god does not recognize forgiveness or repentance. One who sins against him must be punished, with the full force of the law and in the manner of human laws.\nFourth, the Babylonian king presents himself as subject to his god, but his actions testify that this is not the case. We can assume with no little certainty that from time to time the Babylonian king sinned in various areas. \"For there is not a righteous man upon earth, that does good and sins not\" (Kohelet 7:20), said the wisest of men, and even the Babylonian king was not as perfect as he presented himself to be. If the king declared before his god, in a ceremony dictated in advance, that he had never sinned, it would appear that this god lacked the means to determine on his own whether or not the king had sinned. What is even more reasonable \u2013 the god would not dare to contradict the king, who maintains him and watches over him. How far is this god \u2013 who fears the king who rules below him \u2013 from the Holy One, blessed be He, from whom nothing is concealed and who certainly is not afraid of a mortal king! About the Holy One, blessed be He, it is stated: \"Can any hide himself in secret places that I shall not see him? says the Lord. Do not I fill heaven and earth? says the Lord?\" (Yirmeyahu 23:24). God's judgment is true, and the only way to save oneself from it is through repentance and repair.\nAlongside the differences between Yom Kippur and the Babylonian New Year celebration, we should note the contrast between the lots that the Babylonian priests would cast on the tenth of Nisan and the lots cast by the High Priests on Yom Kippur.\nOne difference between the two is the purpose of the lots. The lots casts by the Babylonian priests on their festival \u2013 and like them, the lot cast by Haman for destroying the Jews \u2013 are lots that are entirely for the sake of man, to direct his actions toward his goals and thus bring about his success. The deity is not asked for his opinion about the action that the person wishes to perform, and there is no way to know whether it is pleasing in his eyes or not. The person decides about his actions as he sees fit, and it is the job of the god, and of the lot that operates in his name, to determine when the action should be performed and how to ensure that it will succeed. Haman decided to destroy the people of Israel for the sake of his own glory, because of his jealousy and because of his base passions. His god had to allow him to succeed, and Haman left for him only to decide in which month and on which day his decree should be carried out.\nIn absolute contrast, the lots cast by the High Priest are for the sake of God, in order to know the blood of which of the he-goats God desires be brought before Him. The lots come to remove the decision about this question from man and place it entirely in the hands of God. In this way, the High Priest brings to mind the patriarch Avraham, for whom it must have been very unpleasing to send away his son Yishmael like the he-goat that is sent to the wilderness on Yom Kippur. It may be assumed that it was also not pleasing to him to slaughter his son Yitzchak, similar to the he-goat whose blood is brought before God into the Holy of Holies. Avraham did not understand, but he whole-heartedly fulfilled the word of God. The High Priest puts the fate of the he-goats into the hands of God and declares thereby his readiness to fulfill His commandments and act in accordance with His instructions.\nThere is another difference between the two lots. The lot cast by Haman, which represents the Babylonian lots, was connected to celebrations and feasting: \"And the king and Haman sat down to drink\" (Esther 3:15). The lots cast by the High Priest on Yom Kippur, in contrast, took place on a fast day observed by the High Priest himself and all of the people. In similar fashion, Mordechai and Esther did not contend with the lot cast by Haman with a counter-lot. The Jewish struggle against the lot cast by Haman was by way of fasting, prayer, and acceptance of responsibility:\nThen Esther bade them return answer to Mordechai: Go, gather all the Jews that are present in Shushan, and fast you for me, and neither eat nor drink three days, night or day; I also and my maidens will fast in like manner; and so will I go in to the king, which is not according to the law; and if I perish, I perish. (Esther 4:15-16)\nThe Difference Between Chance and Providence\nAnother difference between the two lots is the difference between free choice and determinism.\nHaman's lot expresses the pagan deterministic conception, which pays no attention to human morality. The lot is cast \"before Haman\" (Esther 3:7), and its goal is to reveal the forces operating in the world and to allow man to harness them \u2013 and the gods themselves \u2013 to his service. The Babylonians believed that on the New Year they can see what the future holds for them and reveal which days are prepared that year for each and every event. Once the pagan succeeds in revealing the fixed laws of the world, he can be confident that these laws will not change and that from now on he can get drunk and commit adultery.\nAgainst the deterministic Babylonian New Year, the people of Israel set a moral New Year, which recognizes free choice. The Jewish lot is cast \"before the Lord\" (Vayikra 16:7) on Yom Kippur \u2013 a day of fasting, confession, and repentance. These express an idea diametrically opposed to the meaning of the Babylonian New Year. Even after a person stands trial for his religious and moral sins, his verdict is not sealed and the gates of repentance are never locked. Judaism scorns determinism and those who believe in it, because a person can always return to God.[3]\nAt the end of the book of Esther, the pur cast by Haman is turned into our days of Purim. A day which was supposed to be a day of mourning for the Jews turns by surprise into the day of their victory. The days of Purim are called by that name because of the pur, the blind lot, through which a blind and lame god answered the whims of wicked Haman, a man of flesh and blood who acted out of his basest passions. God intervened in the deterministic world of the lot and showed that there are no fixed laws and times that cannot be changed. The results of the day, opposite of those of the lot cast by Haman, are the decision of an all-seeing and all-powerful God, whose decision is made of His free will, in consideration of the purity of the repentance of the individual and the nation and of the genuineness of their desire to repair their sins. 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        "raw_content": "In the past 30 plus years we have all been brainwashed into thinking that a low fat diet is a healthy way of eating. There has been been so much press coverage about the dangers of eating fat, in particular saturated fat, that many people now think that all fats are bad for them. This is not true. A low-fat diet is actually not a good idea at all \u2013 your body needs fat and your skin needs fat to stay healthy. A low-fat diet will also age your skin prematurely! However, it\u2019s crucial to eat the right types of fat to reap the benefits. So what are good fats and what are bad fats? It\u2019s not what you might think it is.\nHighly beneficial fats are for example monounsaturated fats, think olive oil, which also contains polyphenolic antioxidants. Most of you will know this. However, good quality saturated fat is not a problem either (if eaten without all the rubbish usually coming along with a Western high saturated fat diet!). Saturated fat has been demonised unfairly in my opinion. In fact, saturated fats are highly stable, great for cooking and play a vital part in each and every organ in our body. You see, as our cell membranes mainly consist of saturated fatty acids, saturated fats are crucial for cell physiology.\nStudies have even confirmed that eating a diet higher in overall fat content, but also higher in saturated fat is associated with higher skin elasticity and less wrinkling of the skin. So make sure to include plenty of good fats such as avocados, nuts, olive oil, omega-3 rich fish, but also organic animal fats in your diet, as they are all important for healthy skin.\nWhat you want to avoid on the other hand are unstable, pro-inflammatory, omega-6 rich vegetable seed oils such as sunflower oil, soya oil, corn oil, canola oil, safflower oil etc. And the worst thing you can do is use them for cooking, as they are highly unstable.",
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        "raw_content": "Being family with new believers\nGone are the days when mission agencies gave advice to new missionaries going to Muslim communities that said something like \u201cYou won\u2019t see people come to faith, but you\u2019re called to be faithful. Serve God, and look after your walk with Him, and you may see some minor breakthrough\u201d. That was good advice for my uncle\u2019s generation. Years after his time in South Asia, I met up with my uncle just before he died and was able to tell him that there were 20 Believers from a Muslim Background (BMBs) in the town that he had worked in. He wept with joy as he told me that he had given up hope of seeing any. For the two of us it was a real sense of celebrating that God is able to do more than we can ask or imagine.\nPeople around the world are coming to faith in Christ. There are more BMBs alive now that in all the rest of history put together. There are some silly figures being put out by overzealous mission agencies, but I\u2019m confident in saying that in Bangladesh, where I worked, there were about 5,000 BMBs in 1990 and about 120,000 in 2005. That is God at work, and we had the privilege of sharing the faith walk of many BMBs as they explored what it meant to follow Isa al Masih (Jesus the Messiah) in their context.\nBMBs in the UK\nWe moved back to the UK in 2007 with the conviction that what we were seeing in Bangladesh would also happen in the UK, but not by the same means. This is, indeed, what we are beginning to see. A couple of years ago some colleagues and I did some informal maths and figured that we knew of about 5000 BMBs in the UK, with half of those being Iranian. This compared to about 120,000 converts to Islam in the UK, which sounds daunting but the ratios of the population converting either way is about the same.\nSince then, we have begun to see the numbers of BMBs grow. I hesitate to say \u201cgrow dramatically\u201d yet, but they are beginning to grow. If the trend follows what is happening in some areas overseas then we will indeed see some dramatic growth.\nWho are these BMBs?\nWe are seeing three distinct groupings of BMBs taking shape. As Bryan Knell reports, the major grouping of BMBs is made up of Iranians. Associated with them are others who have migrated away from war torn areas, destroyed by Islamic factions. This group is characterised by (nb: gross generalisation alert) a starting point of dislike of Islam and what it\u2019s done to them, their family and their home country. In the walking away from Islam they then find Christ. Thus, mixed feelings toward, and sometimes outright antipathy to, Islam is typically a part of their faith walk.\nRelated to this group are those that are coming from refugee and asylum-seeking situations. Such people have huge physical, social, psychological and spiritual needs. They may find that these needs are met by Christians and that they are attracted to Christ. The faith walk of this group is mixed up with their marked sense of need and finding those needs met in Christ.\nThe third grouping of BMBs is drawn from the settled, often ethnically-oriented Muslim communities that are now part of the UK scene. Bryan Knell refers to the Mirpuri and Sylheti communities and rightly notes that there are very few coming to Christ from these types of communities. Around the country we are just beginning to hear stories of enquiries and baptisms that involve such people. Their faith walk is not one of dislike for Islam and then finding Jesus. Indeed it\u2019s the opposite of this, in that they first encounter Jesus (maybe over years of friendship with Christians or maybe through dreams and visions) and then, once they are attracted to him, take quite some time of investigating who he is and should they follow him. This involves a slow re-evaluation of what Islam is for them. So rather than coming from a place of antipathy to Islam and then finding Christ, they start with an attraction to Christ and then need to re-evaluate Islam.\nThese groupings give different positive challenges to the church. We tend to see the Iranian groups as the norm, for they are, indeed, the largest group. But their needs are not the same as the others. The second group brings the challenge of long-term, hands-on care to help meet the deep needs they bring. The third group brings the challenge of working through respect for history, culture and roots in Islam whilst following Jesus. There is real wisdom needed in what the walk with Christ looks like for someone from these communities, for they need to both stand up for Christ and respect their family and roots.\nAll believers present the church with the positive challenge of providing family, being family, for new believers. They need big sister and big brother figures. They need wider family. They are used to the idea that praying five times a day is a normal ideal and maybe even did manage to pray three times a day. To move to a church that lives for Sunday worship and a midweek homegroup is just not sufficient. The church in the UK needs to rediscover deep community, being in each other\u2019s houses and eating together, and being family through the week.\nThe other shared need of BMBs is for good discipling and teaching. Like all new believers, they need to work through what their new faith is all about and how it can relate to their history and background, as well as how they fit into their new family of faith. This means wise and sensitive input and the ability to walk with them as they make decisions for them and their family.\nThere are good resources in \u201cJoining the Family\u201d and in \u201cCome Follow Me\u201d, which can help with background issues and wisdom in discipling BMBs. 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        "raw_content": "Buckingham Palace Summer Opening Returns in August\nMajor tourist attraction kicks off on August 3rd, with discounted London hotels nearby announced by LondonTown.com\nJuly 31, 2013, 3:47 pm -- /EPR NETWORK/ -- One of the highlights of the season in London is the annual Summer Opening tour at Buckingham Palace , which grants public access to nineteen State Rooms usually used by the Royal Family to host ceremonial events.\nFrom August 3 rd until September 29th, ardent Royalists, casual observers and fervent Republicans alike can, for the princely sum of \u00a319, capture a glimpse of life inside the upper echelons of monarchy. The state rooms open to the public don't disappoint, with lavish furnishings from the French and English schools, and works by Rembrandt and Rubens, among others, on display.\nAdmission includes an audio tour and a Garden Highlights Tour, which takes groups of fifteen or more through the exquisitely landscaped botanical highlights of the iconic royal residence.\nMarginally more modest accommodation is available via website LondonTown.com, which has announced details of discounted room rates at a number of nearby London hotels. The Rubens at the Palace Hotel, located a few minutes' walk from Buckingham Palace, is offering double rooms from \u00a3169 per night \ufffd a 51% reduction on the standard rate.\nThe 41 Hotel London is offering double rooms from \u00a3299, a 24% discount on the usual rate. Considered the tenth best hotel in Europe by the New Yorker, it's as close as most people will get to living like a king during their stay in the capital. The 41 is just a few minutes' walk from Buckingham Palace.\nJust as close is the Crowne Plaza , which is offering 69% off standard rooms. The discount brings the rate down to \u00a3138 per night. All the featured London hotels are available at the reduced rates exclusively through LondonTown.com. Visit the site for further information. http://www.londontown.com/",
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        "raw_content": "\u2190 Facing an Unforgiving Heart\nResisting Evil Desires From Within \u2192\nI\u2019m All Boycotted Out\nI read a Facebook post last week blasting Vice-President Mike Pence\u2019s tie breaking vote to nominate Betsy Devos as the next Secretary of Education. Moments later a heard a Fox News host discuss a movement to boycott Nordstrom\u2019s after they dropped the Ivanka Trump\u2019s clothing line. While listening to Talk Radio on my way to lunch, I heard soundbites of Democratic plans to continue to fight, obstruct and take president Donald Trump to court. After less than a month of America\u2019s 45th president, I\u2019m all boycotted out.\nFor because of this you also pay taxes, for the authorities are ministers of God, attending to this very thing. Pay to all what is owed to them: taxes to whom taxes are owed, revenue to whom revenue is owed, respect to whom respect is owed, honor to whom honor is owed, Romans 13:6-7.\nI\u2019ve heard several thousand sermons over the years, but one applies to this topic. Early on in the 1990\u2019s, Kmart did something to outrage Christians. I don\u2019t recall what it was, yet there were several members of Cornerstone Church pressuring Pastor Paul to get behind a movement to boycott Kmart. During a private conversation, Paul had a Solomon like moment, making a brilliant point. \u201cHow can I lead this congregation and look a mother in the eyes who just happens to work at Kmart? It\u2019s not her fault. Sometimes you have to stay out of the fray and let the situation please itself out.\u201d\nTell us, then, what you think. Is it lawful to pay taxes to Caesar, or not?\u201d But Jesus, aware of their malice, said, \u201cWhy put me to the test, you hypocrites? Show me the coin for the tax.\u201d And they brought him a denarius. And Jesus said to them, \u201cWhose likeness and inscription is this?\u201d They said, \u201cCaesar\u2019s.\u201d Then he said to them, \u201cTherefore render to Caesar the things that are Caesar\u2019s, and to God the things that are God\u2019s,\u201d Matthew 22:17-21.\nJesus had a similar discussion when religious leaders accused him of being against taxes. Using this topic as a teachable moment, Jesus makes an important distinction between God and the government. This simplistic reply silences Jesus\u2019 political critics. Perhaps, the leaders of this country need to apply this same principle today. Sure, disagreements lead to gridlock. Nonetheless, give to God what is God\u2019s and give to the government what is due. While boycotts might make some people feel good, the love of Christ calls individuals to turn the other cheek. May the Holy Spirit soften hardened hearts and restore a sense of unity.\nPosted in Truth and tagged Betsy Devos, boycott Nordstrom, Caesar, Cornerstone Church, Donald Trump, facebook, Fox News, give to God what is God's, hearts, Ivanka Trump's clothing line, Kmart, restore, Secretary of Education, talk radio, The Holy Spirit, the love of Christ, unity, Vice-President Mike Pence. Bookmark the permalink.",
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        "raw_content": "America\u2019s unspeakable problem: African-American\u2019s crime rates\nLarry Kummer, Editor\tAmerica\t 15 February 2017 15 May 2018\nSummary: The most difficult problems for a society are those that we cannot bring ourselves to discuss. For America, that\u2019s the high crime rate of African-Americans. We either ignore it or respond with police and prisons, different ways to close our eyes. We have tried both \u201csolutions\u201d; both have failed. At some point we have to begin dealing with our problems, or they will accumulate and gang up on us.\n\u201cCrime and bad lives are the measure of a State\u2019s failure, all crime in the end is the crime of the community.\u201d\n\u2014 From H. G. Wells\u2019 A Modern Utopia\nThe unspeakable problem.\nFrom the Child Trend\u2019s DataBank.\nBreitbart is not the kind of news service I rely on, but occasionally even a blind squirrel finds a nut, as in this Nov 2015 story by Jerome Hudson: \u201c5 Devastating Facts About Black-on-Black Crime\u201c.\n\u201cIn 2012, white males were 38% of the population and committed 4,582 murders. That same year, black males were just 6.6% of the population but committed a staggering 5,531 murders. In other words: black people -\u2013 at just a fifth of the size \u2014 committed almost 1,000 more murders than their white counterparts.\n\u201cThe figures above highlight a horrific truth that black racialists and white liberals routinely ignore: Lawbreaking black Americans, young black males particularly, put themselves in close proximity to (mostly white male) police officers at rates sometimes five to 10 times higher than whites.\n\u201c\u2026There have been almost as many deaths in one American city as there have been in the two major wars carried out by the U.S. military this century. Chicago\u2019s death toll from 2001 \u2013 November, 26 2015 stands at 7,401. The combined total deaths during Operation Iraqi Freedom (2003-2015: 4,815) and Operation Enduring Freedom/Afghanistan (2001-2015: 3,506), total 8,321.\u201d\nSee more disturbing evidence at \u201cGuns and race: The different worlds of black and white Americans\u201d by Richard V. Reeves and Sarah Holmes of Brookings, December 2015. The bottom line\u2026\nEven the major news media occasionally report these sad numbers, such as in \u201cRace and Homicide in America, by the Numbers\u201d by Matthew Cella and Alan Neuhauser in US News and World Report, September 2016 \u2014 \u201cNew federal statistics have some interesting things to say about interracial killings and \u2018black-on-black\u2019 homicides.\u201d\n\u201cThe central conservative truth is that it is culture, not politics, that determines the success of a society. The central liberal truth is that politics can change a culture and save it from itself.\u201d\n\u2014 Daniel Patrick Moynihan in Family and Nation\n\u2014 The 1985 Godkin Lectures at Harvard University.\nCenturies of racism \u2014 baked into America\u2019s soul at the beginning \u2014 have put African-Americans in a difficult situation. But their actions do not seem to be helping. Their incredible crime rates \u2014 with them the worst-affected, rotting their communities \u2014 which they mostly ignore. Instead there are Black Live Matter protests about police\u2019s street execution of long-time criminals and demands that today\u2019s Americans pay reparations to descendants of slaves (although many American\u2019s didn\u2019t even have descendents in America before the Civil War). These show odd priorities, unlikely to prove effective in any meaningful sense.\nThis contributes to another problem: decades of progress after WWII is being washing away, as the tide of racism rises again. I have no ideas about ways to stop this complex ball of problems. I have not seen any ideas that look promising. It is a rot that should be near the top of America\u2019s list of priorities, but I doubt a majority of Americans agree with that.\nMy guess \u2014 emphasis on guess \u2014 is that addressing urban crime levels is the most promising first step. The rest of America can help, but the initiative must start in the communities of our inner cities.\nIt is important to understand what life is like for those living with America\u2019s history of racism, baked as it was into America at the start. For example, see \u201cWhat It\u2019s Like to Be Black in the Criminal Justice System\u201d by Andrew Kahn and Chris Kirk at Slate, August 2015 \u2014 \u201cThese eight charts suggest there are racial disparities at every phase of the justice system.\u201d\nIf you liked this post, like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter. See all posts about racism, about police violence, and especially these\u2026\nCongress did a great thing 50 years ago, but rot from that day has spread and taken root.\nHard data from Harvard about police violence & race.\nRacism is the dark side of populism. Will it divide and defeat us?\nDonald Trump leads us back to the future, to the dark days of US history.\nTrump and the 1% lead America back to its past, to its dark roots.\nWarning: the income gap between races is widening in America.\nOn Martin Luther King Jr. Day, let the GOP remember its great betrayal.\nPublished 15 February 2017 15 May 2018\nPrevious Post California\u2019s past megafloods \u2013 and the coming ARkStorm\nNext Post Martin van Creveld: women are a problem in the military, not the cure\n53 thoughts on \u201cAmerica\u2019s unspeakable problem: African-American\u2019s crime rates\u201d\nAt least these charts seem to suggest that the murder rate is chronic (perhaps even declining somewhat more than apparent, if the population has been going up significantly).\nI\u2019d never seen the gun deaths figure, but it would explain why I have noticed a much higher level of desire for gun control laws among African-American politicians and commenters I\u2019ve read. No (or far fewer) warm cultural memories THERE.\nYour use of a medical analogy seems apt. The rate of violence by young Black males is slowly falling, but seems chronic. The problem with a chronic disease is that it can erode away the health, even vitality, of the overall organism. I wonder about the broader indications of social health for African-American communities; I\u2019m sure there are reports about this.\nAlso interesting would be a comparison of today\u2019s indicators with those of 1965 \u2014 when Daniel Patrick Moynihan (sociologist and politician) wrote \u201cThe Negro Family: The Case For National Action\u201d (see Wikipedia). America disregarded his advice; the comparison would suggest the effects of that choice.\nFM wrote \u201cCenturies of racism \u2014 backed into America\u2019s soul at the beginning\u201d\nI think he meant \u201cCenturies of racism \u2014 baked into America\u2019s soul at the beginning\u201d\nThanks for catching that. Fixed! Sadly, when our software becomes smart enough to catch such errors it probably will be able to write such articles by itself.\nLet\u2019s treat this social symptom the way our medical system treats medical symptoms: suppress it. Yeah, that\u2019s the ticket.\n\u201cLet\u2019s treat this social symptom the way our medical system treats medical symptoms: suppress it.\u201d\nSuppress has two meanings: \u201crestrain\u201d or \u201cforcibly put an end to\u201d. Sometimes doctors can cure illnesses, so they \u201crestrain\u201d the symptoms \u2014 which is better than doing nothing. Sometimes they cure illnesses using drugs, surgery, or other means \u2014 which \u201cforcibly puts an end to\u201d to the cause (and therefore the symptoms). That\u2019s OK too.\nWhat would you prefer doctors to do?\nCrime is the result of an ignored problem and the problem in this case is unmitigated poverty, gentrification, homelessness and drug addiction. I live in one of the cities that has been designated a high crime city with a yearly murder rate of over 300.\nYou go to Breitbart, one of the most right-leaning websites to post your statistics and then try and pretend that you\u2019ve reported on this issue, unbiased when you have not. I can cite statistics from a website that will counter yours and then you can likewise find another website similar to Breitbart to attempt to refute my statistics, meanwhile what does this do for the problem of crime, period? And it is the whites who are always clamoring for lax gun laws and who are shooting each other even at the gun range and who are also the number one killers of each other while cleaning guns or keeping their guns in reach of young children.\nLet\u2019s take a look at something.\n5 Facts That Shatter the Myth of \u2018Black-on-Black\u2019 Crime\nHere are 5 facts that prove white-on-white crime is actually the real problem, and that anyone trying to make \u201cblack-on-black crime\u201d a major issue is just a racist looking for positive reinforcement of their prejudiced worldview.\n1. 84 percent of white murder victims were white\n2. Whites kill more whites than black people kill each other\nIn 2011, the most recent year for which data is available, 2,630 white people killed 3,172 white people, according to FBI homicide statistics. When comparing that to the black population, in which 2,447 African-Americans murdered 2,695 of their own, white-on-white murder is clearly the bigger issue.\n. White people commit more crimes than any other race\n4. White people kill more members of vulnerable populations than any other race\n5. Gang murders are most common among white gangs\nWhile a lot of attention has been given to the gang-related homicides in Chicago\u2019s predominantly-black South side, very little press has been devoted to covering the epidemic of white-on-white gangland murders. As the above chart demonstrates, the majority of gang-related homicides are committed by white people (53.3 percent white, 42.2 percent black), and the majority of white gang murder victims are also white (56.5 percent white, 40 percent black). Have this fact handy the next time someone bemoans \u201cblack-on-black\u201d gang violence.\nsource: http://usuncut.com/black-lives-matter/black-on-black-crime/\nYeah, so have these figures handy the next time you want to mouth off about \u2018America\u2019s unspeakable problem\u2026.\u2019\nYou conveniently neglect to mention how violent whites are but their crime statistics are not reported because of who controls the reporting and because the agenda is to make Black people out to be the worst folks breathing while whites always get a free pass. Not on my watch, you don\u2019t! Whites are killing whites, and how, but you didn\u2019t bother to go on and on about that because that\u2019s not something that anyone wants bandied about because let us just focus on the REAL BAD BLACK FOLKS killing each other. I will certainly be blogging about this post, count on it!\n(1) \u201cthe problem in this case is unmitigated poverty, gentrification, homelessness and drug addiction.\u201d\nAll of those factors are real. But African-Americans have far higher crime rates than other races even controlling for that.\n(2) \u201cpretend that you\u2019ve reported on this issue, unbiased \u201d\nNo, I said exctly the opposite.\n(3) \u201d I can cite statistics from a website that will counter yours and then you\u201d\nI look forward to you doing so. I doubt that you can. The numbers you cite ignore the point shown here. We\u2019re talking about rates of violence. Numbers of crimes per thousand, or relative rates of crime between races. You are looking at absolute numbers, which tell us only that African-Americans are only a tenth of the population. Violent crime rates are what matter inside a community, not the aggregate number of crimes in the nation.\n(4) \u201cGang murders are most common among white gangs\u201d\nWe\u2019re looking at overall violent crime rates. Parsing those into the many specific kinds of violent crimes is irrelevant to the large point made here, although it is important when taking specific public policy actions to address crime.\nA Conservative Black Woman says:\nwow, you\u2019re honestly so pathetic and hypocritical. YOU are obviously looking at sites that lean so far left it\u2019s not even funny. Before you go slashing others ACTUAL facts, go open a book or real reports, instead of watching CNN.\n\u2026and you need to stop perpetrating the fraud that you\u2019re Black. Like hell you are!\nNo personal attacks, please. They don\u2019t accomplish anything and they violate this website\u2019s comment policy.\nI was attacked, but then that\u2019s of no consequence seeing as how I was already at odds over this particular article. I only responded to a comment that was directed at me. I have long since stopped following this blog, but a comment showed up on my tracker. So, consider me done with the \u2018pretender\u2019 that attacked me and with your blog!\n\u201cI was attacked, but then that\u2019s of no consequence\u201d\nYes you were, and that is of concern to me. I warned Conservative not to do so again. Repeat offenders have their comments moderated, with personal attacks deleted.\n\u201cas how I was already at odds over this particular article.\u201d\nBut you have posted no cogent rebuttal. Instead you posted comments which were blatantly false, and ignored the quotes I gave in reply showing that.\n\u201cconsider me done with the \u2018pretender\u2019 that attacked me and with your blog!\u201d\nPerhaps that is just as well. Your style of discourse appears stuck at \u201cRANT\u201d, with no listening to replies. It\u2019s not what we do here.\nThe problem with rants is that communicate nothing. And in your rage you get simple facts wrong.\n\u201cYOU are obviously looking at sites that lean so far left it\u2019s not even funny.\u201d\nThis post cites many sources, including the far-right Breitbart.\n\u201cinstead of watching CNN.\u201d\nCNN is not one of the dozens of sources mentioned here.\nIn denial much? The MSM (vastly Liberal) constantly harangues whites over the \u201cstate\u201d of black America, while tacitly ignoring the faults of blacks. Since the MSM is in bed with the Democrat Party, they will never run statistics showing the the rate of black on white rape is astronomical compared to the reverse. They will never admit that blacks kill significantly more whites than the reverse. How many know that blacks are 20% of all serial killers in this country? I\u2019m SICK and TIRED of the one sided, hypocritical, \u201cnarrative\u201d pushed by the MSM/Democrat Party Left wing.\nYou can give schoolyard insults to your heart\u2019s content. It neither changes the facts nor helps us move to a solution.\nI did try and post facts but the comment was never posted. Check your spam folder.\nThanks for flagging that! It\u2019s been posted.\nSpam software runs automatically and is imperfect. But comment sections can\u2019t run without it. It intercepts 70-100 spams per day.\nThe topic is certainly difficult to discuss in positive or constructive ways. I do not disagree with the statistics but they do not help to define the issues in ways that help to either define the issues or point to solutions. I see race as being too broad a variable to explain what are sadly too frequent but essentially rare individual actions. Unless you believe that African Americans are more predisposed to violence and crime than non-African Americans, the framing of this issue is not helpful. In addition, obviously how you present the statistics makes a big difference. Present the data in an aggregate form (as opposed to per 100,000) and there is little difference between the groups defined by race and gender. If you note the huge disparity between crime and murder rates among cities within the same \u201cidentity\u201d groups then clearly important other things are going on.\nThe roots of crime and violence are pretty well known, but we keep talking about it in ways that seem to me to be at best irrelevant and at worse counter-productive.\nIt would be interesting to see the crime and murder rates by the following parameters:\nIndividuals who grow up with both parents vs those without a father vs with no parent\nIndividuals who attended school regularly through 16 vs those who were chronically absent\nIndividuals who grew up in families above and below the poverty level\nIndividuals who grew up in families with and without substance abuse\nIndividuals who served in the military and those who did not\nIndividuals who grew up with and without strong religious/ethical norms\nIndividuals who support their children and those who provide no support\nIndividuals who see police and the legal system as a source of help vs who see the police and legal system as corrupt and malevolent\nIndividuals who \u2026 (you get the picture)\nClearly \u201cracial identity\u201d has some explanatory value but it is unclear how it helps to explain and address the issue.\nSee Herbert Blumer\u2019s oldie but goodie: \u201cSociological Analysis and the \u2018Variable\u2019\u201d in the American Sociological Review, Dec 1956.\nPerhaps you are correct. But we have to work with the perspectives we have. And I doubt there is another useful perspective to be found, given the vast amount of study about these issues by social scientists during the past 50 years. It looks to me like you are just wishing, rather than dealing with these matters. That doesn\u2019t help.\nAs for your list of other factors, these numbers have been crunched countless times. Race is so powerful a factor, it dominates almost all other variables.\n\u201cClearly \u201cracial identity\u201d has some explanatory value\u201d\nThat\u2019s an understatement so massive it\u2019s almost wrong.\n\u201cbut it is unclear how it helps to explain and address the issue.\u201d\nThat\u2019s a misunderstanding. Number don\u2019t explain social science questions. Numbers don\u2019t tell us how to address social issues.\nI knew you would decide that what I had posted was irrelevant but regardless of what you say, it is and Bernie was right, one must factor in all the variables because they make up the equation and you seem hell bent on deciding that where you got your statistics IS the only viable source and everyone else is just \u2018making stuff up\u2019 or their point is irrelevant. Again, I will be posting about this on my blog and I expect quite the discussion resulting from it.\n\u201cI knew you would decide that what I had posted was irrelevant but regardless of what you say, it is\u201d\nI explained my reasoning. Can you explain otherwise?\n\u201cand Bernie was right\u201d\nWhat did he say that was relevant to this? I don\u2019t recall anything, from memory.\n\u201cone must factor in all the variables because they make up the equation\u201d\nThat\u2019s beyond my resources, or yours. It\u2019s beyond anyone\u2019s ability to do in a few thousand words. Books have been written about this subject. I was making one simple point, not attempting the definitive analysis \u2014 let alone explanation.\n\u201cand you seem hell bent on deciding that where you got your statistics IS the only viable source\u201d\nI said nothing remotely like that.\n\u201cand everyone else is just \u2018making stuff up\u2019\u201d\nI said nothing remotely like that. I respond to direct quotes to avoid responses like that. I suggest you try doing so.\n\u201cor their point is irrelevant.\u201d\nAs above, I gave my reasons. If you have a rebuttal, please tell us.\n\u201cI will be posting about this on my blog\u201d\nPerhaps that\u2019s for the best. You appear unable to support your statements, or accept any critique of them.\nBut what is most stunning of all is the fact that you neglect to mention the crime that is the reason why you are even discussing \u2018AFRICAN-Americans\u2019 being in this country. I guess that \u2018crime\u2019 is on us also! For the love of !!!!!!\n\u201cyou neglect to mention the crime that is the reason why you are even discussing \u2018AFRICAN-Americans\u2019 being in this country.\u201d\nThat statement is not only false, but quite astonishingly so.\n(1) Slavery was not a \u201ccrime\u201d in any meaningful sense when slaves were forced to come to America. Slavery is almost omnipresent in human history throughout the world. The slow evolution of morality to declare it immoral and then illegal is one of the great accomplishments of humanity. Of course, slavery still exists in some areas (e.g., East Africa). And conditions of near-slavery exist in wider areas (e.g., some parts of Pakistan). Progress still needed.\n(2) The first words of the Conclusion contradict your claim.\n\u201cCenturies of racism \u2014 baked into America\u2019s soul at the beginning \u2014 have put African-Americans in a difficult situation.\u201d\n(3) More broadly, I put crime rates of African Americans in their proper context as a pathology of American society. I suspect you agree with these quotes, but prefer to close your eyes to what I said. The first is the opening of the post; the second introduces the Conclusions section.\n\u2014 From H. G. Wells\u2019 A Modern Utopia (1905).\n\u2014 Daniel Patrick Moynihan in Family and Nation \u2014 The 1985 Godkin Lectures at Harvard University.\nThe best source of actual data for this, that I\u2019ve found, is the FBI Uniform Crime Reporting (aggregated from individual national and local law enforcement agencies), particularly Table 43A, Arrests by Race and Ethnicity (here\u2019s the version from 2015).\nA while back I spent some time browsing their data, in an attempt to debunk some claims similar to those on Breitbart. Instead, what I found was shocking, particularly if you compare the percentages there with the demographic distributions. African Americans are arrested for violent crimes at extremely high rates compared to other groups (about twice their representation in the population) and Asian Americans as a group hardly at all (~1/4 of expectation given their population). Another astounding fact, that I have never heard discussed, is that African Americans are not just a plurality in certain categories, but an absolute majority, particularly for the serious crimes of Murder/manslaughter and Robbery. That\u2019s approximately 4-fold higher than expected.\nNow, perhaps cops are so racist that they arrest blacks at much higher rates (certainly arrests are an imperfect proxy for commission of crimes, but they\u2019re the best we\u2019re likely to do on a large scale), that\u2019s certainly plausible, but even accounting for any reasonable effect size in that regard this enrichment is dramatic.\nAs for causes and remedies, I\u2019m at as much of a loss as anyone else, but it certainly does not bode well for our prospects of racial harmony in the near future. Furthermore, from the discussions I\u2019ve observed, these unspoken discrepancies are a huge hidden subtext in the gun-control debate (on the pro-gun side, at least, I\u2019m pretty sure they\u2019re unknown to most anti-gun folks because they\u2019re politically uncomfortable), helping to prevent any realistic chance of compromise in that policy arena. I suppose one immediate policy move that would be expected to reduce crimes across all ethnic groups would be ending the War on Drugs (really a war on people, since you can\u2019t fight inanimate objects, but OK) but I doubt would be a complete solution.\nThe initial version of this post was presenting data from the FBI crime stats. But it was too much work to present. Also, everybody knows all this. It\u2019s stating obvious things that we prefer not to see.\nGood on you to be willing to go to the source and put in the time to understand at least a part of the problem. The same to FM Editor. This topic is painful to discuss with a general audience, since not only is \u201cracism\u201d baked in \u2014 so is facile denial.\nUS Prison populations reveal an ethnic proportionality \u2014 consistently \u2014 which is difficult to deny. When one claims that US whites commit most crimes, the obvious conclusion one must draw is that they get away with crime at unbelievable rates, since they are not in prison in any proportion which supports that assertion.\nWhat concerns most people is not when acquaintances kill, maim, or assault each other. That is human nature. What concerns most people is when complete strangers kill, maim, or assault each other, because that is unpredictable and occurs seemingly \u201cout of the blue.\u201d It is more difficult to explain. Violent carjackings, violent home invasions, violent muggings, rapes, entrapment crimes on food delivery persons, etc. These crimes destroy the fabric of trust that holds civilisations together.\nThis is why \u201cblack on white\u201d violent crime seems more alarming than \u201cblack on black\u201d or \u201cwhite on white\u201d crimes.\nThe question of \u201cinnateness of crime\u201d has come up in this discussion. This is another topic that is \u201cnot politically correct,\u201d and painful to discuss in public. But the information is there to be found in the scientific literature, if one takes the time \u2014 as FM Editor and phageghost have done with crime statistics.\n\u201cWhat concerns most people is not when acquaintances kill, maim, or assault each other. That is human nature. What concerns most people is when complete strangers kill, maim, or assault each other, because that is unpredictable and occurs seemingly \u201cout of the blue.\u201d It is more difficult to explain.\u201d\nMy impression \u2014 not based on research, personal experience or expert knowledge \u2014 is different. I see the core problem as high rates of violence in the Black American community. Some of that is a high rate of domestic violence. Some of that is acquaintance violence \u2014 among clan, neighbors, school fellows (some of this is gang-related). It erodes both the family and community systems that provides the scaffolding on which people build their lives.\nDid you read the Blumer article? It is over 50 years old but is still immensely relevant.\nThe problem is that while you are correct that we use the parameters that we are given, that does not mean that they are either correct or helpful. They are simply convenient.\nIf we lived in an ethnically homogeneous community, what parameters might we use for summarizing crime statistics?\nI have the same issues with crime statistics as I do with statistics on ethnic differences in IQ scores. Using the gross demographic categories as some kind of pseudo explanation creates non-discussable topics and generates reactions like Shelby\u2019s.\nThis is a well worn and largely ongoing debate in sociology. We have descriptive categories and explanatory variables. We should avoid confusing the two.\nShelby\u2019s response is to my mind a natural consequence of excessive levels of identity politics. I actually don\u2019t think that this criticism of confusing demographic categories with explanatory variables is either \u201cwishful thinking\u201d or \u201ctilting at windmills\u201d. I see such variables as equivalent to the 18th century notion of \u201cether\u201d and the 17th century notion of Phlogiston. Both in time reflected our ignorance not our understanding.\nI have no idea what you are attempting to say. You appear to be saying other variables have stronger correlations with crime and social dysfunction \u2014 but present zero evidence (because I doubt there is any).\nI think the confusion results from a misunderstanding of the term \u201cexplanatory variable.\u201d This is a term of that has a narrow technical meaning for regression models, but like many such terms it should not be confused with the ordinary usage of the word \u201cexplain\u201d which it overlaps. Saying that a variable \u201cexplains\u201d some fraction of the variance in the data in no way implies a causal relationship, in this case that being a member of an ethnic group \u201ccauses\u201d one to commit or not commit crimes. Basically it just means that there is a correlation and the old saw that \u201ccorrelation does not equal causation\u201d is certainly worth heeding.\nBut what correlation does do is raise a flag that something is going on that might be worth looking into further, to construct more sophisticated models that tease apart the relationships between variables and account for things like spurious confounding variables that may be giving rise to the correlation. Ideally one would incorporate more fine-grained variables to try to better get at the problem, but since these are not provided by the big government data collection efforts, they\u2019re not as easy to come by.\nIn general, mathematical modeling can be viewed as a continuum between mechanistic models that try to fit data using causative relationships, often derived from first principles, on the one hand, and phenomenological models that use observed relationships between high-level features of the data without trying to assign causation. Human beings and their relationships are so incredibly complex that sociology must, of necessity, be restricted to the latter end of the spectrum. When it comes to mechanism we\u2019re left with (possibly very informed and useful) speculation, but we have left the realm of the quantitative at that point.\nI\u2019m sure Japan and other nearly homogeneous societies can offer pointers on how to summarize crime statistics.\nDear Fabius Maximus and all,\nThere is a germane article over at FiveThiryEight called Gun Deaths in America that interactively breaks down who shoots. The largest group is white men shooting themselves, which begs that \u201cgun control\u201d measures probably shouldn\u2019t be one dimensional, or limited merely to restricting access to guns. All of the numbers are tragic, but the African-American deaths are shocking.\nThere are two themes, mainly held on the left, which lie in conflict, the first we don\u2019t need \u201cget tough\u201d law enforcement policies because crime rates are at their lowest in decades and the second we need to lock down access to guns because crime is so terrible. On the first, at least some in the law enforcement community agree [NYT]. However, I don\u2019t think that both positions are held simultaneously. And, they\u2019re not wrong, just weird in context.\nCrime is down, especially in big cities, but much of that is attributable to gentrification, for lack of a better word. Anyone remember Times Square back in the 70s? Rudi\u2019s stop-and-frisk was far less effective in reducing crime than skyrocketing housing costs, IMO.\nHowever, this concentrates crime in pockets where the rates are high. Policing is exasperated by breakdown of the social contract between police and policed in such areas, IMO (cf John McWhorter\u2019s WaPo article). Crime really is a problem, but it\u2019s due to a lot of different factors including enforcement and lack thereof and punishment.\n\u201cCrime really is a problem, but it\u2019s due to a lot of different factors including enforcement and lack thereof and punishment.\u201d\nEnforcement is a small factor affecting crime rates (in America). There is a massive body of research on this.\n\u201cthis concentrates crime in pockets where the rates are high. Policing is exasperated by breakdown of the social contract between police and policed in such areas\u201d\nI agree. That was what I said in my first post when this issue erupted into public view. The defensive reaction of police to police violence \u2014 refusing to implement even obviously necessary reforms (e.g., a national database of police officers and their records, like many professions have).\nColleges and Universities are now scrambling due to attract students due to the \u201cbirth dearth\u201d in America. While it is only one variable amongst many, less children equals less crime.\nSlavery and dispossession were \u201cbaked in\u201d, not racism, which developed as a justificatory system for both. Which is good news, as it can also dwindle, as it clearly has.\n\u201c\u201dSlavery and dispossession were \u201cbaked in\u201d, not racism, which developed as a justificatory system for both. \u201d\nThat\u2019s wrong in two ways. First, it implies that slavery in America preceded racism, and that racism developed after slavery. This is not correct. Columbus considered the natives he met as animals, and enslaved them almost immediately. The former enabled the latter. That is, he treated them differently than he did his fellow Europeans (even those of hostile nations).\nSecond, \u201cbaked in to our soul\u201d is a metaphor. I meant it to refer to something deeply embedded in America, and hence enduring \u2014 unlike slavery \u2014 in America.\nRacism is not required for slavery. And \u201ccivilised\u201d folk viewing non-civilised as \u201canimals\u201d or \u201csavages\u201d has a long history. Our obsession with racism leads us to over-project it backwards.\n\u201cRacism is not required for slavery.\u201d\nTo what is that a rebuttal? That is, what here makes such a statement? Replying to direct quotes helps.\n\u201cSlave\u201d is derived in some form from slav, since in Medieval Europe Slavs were enslaved. But racism was a major force in the subject discussed here \u2014 American slavery.\nYou pointed to Columbus enslaving locals as evidence of racism. No racism is required for slavery to happen is clearly a response to that. Nor is racism needed for the language of \u201cuncivilised\u201d people being \u201canimals\u201d. Romans and Greeks used lots of slaves, and did it without developing the language of racism. Racism became established in the colonial Americas early because slavery posed a problem to the universal moral system of Christianity, so the justification of racism was \u201cneeded\u201d more intensively and earlier. Earlier still, Spanish and North African Islam developed a racist anti-black discourse for much the same reasons. http://lorenzo-thinkingoutaloud.blogspot.com.au/2017/07/the-race-delusion-in-american-politics.html\nI agreed with you that racism was not necessary for slavery, so I don\u2019t see why you repeated all that.\nYou believe that racism was not a factor \u2014 or a large factor \u2014 in Europe\u2019s slavery in the New World. I would like to see some experts supporting your view about that. I\u2019ve not studied this in depth, but what I\u2019ve seen says otherwise.\nphageghost:\nI agree. If we want to address an issue we need causal variables. Demographic variables tend to be problematic causal variable \u2013 though, as you say, they might narrow the search domain for significant and meaningful causal variables. By problematic, I mean that their headlining of any analysis can be a major distraction to the analysis. In regression models, the inclusion of a demographic variable that is correlated with the dependent variable but is not causal will essentially mask the importance of other causal variables that are also correlated with that same demographic variable.\nThe relevant point for this post, though, is not the technical modelling point, but the implicit messaging which is exactly what, IMHO, Shelby reacted so strongly to. The statistics presented are undoubtedly accurate and Editor\u2019s point on the non-discussable nature of crime and murder rates is valid but needs broadening.\n\u201cIf we want to address an issue we need causal variables.\u201d\nYou write as if the massive body of research about this \u2014 done over decades \u2014 doesn\u2019t exist. People focus on race because it has proven to be one of the key variable. You can wish all you want, but that won\u2019t change the numbers.\n\u201cEditor\u2019s point on the non-discussable nature of crime and murder rates is valid but needs broadening.\u201d\nGot to be the most generic, most often used, and most useless of the responses I\u2019ve seen in the 50 thousand-plus reactions in these comments. Every analysis can be \u201cbroadened\u201d. Every analysis can be said to need \u201cbroadening\u201d. Long books have been written about this, and they too are often said to need \u201cbroadening\u201d.\nThis is a thousand word post about one key aspect of this situation. It is not, and does not purport to be, a representation of the Cosmic All.\nMy generic response is \u201clet\u2019s you see write a few thousand words that summarizes this situation \u2014 that doesn\u2019t need \u2018broadening\u2019.\u201d Good luck with that.\nWe are all afraid to get too specific in discussing this topic. It is a political hot button that can burn up the finger all the way to the heart and brain. The easiest thing to do is ignore the issue. But if one is willing to brave the PC Police, Berkeley riots, and the pepper spraying of the innocent, there is a lot of well-supported information on race and crime, penetrating all the way down to the genetic levels. We are all afraid to dive into that sort of thing, however.\n\u201cIs crime genetic? Scientists don\u2019t know because they\u2019re afraid to ask\u201c, Boston Globe, 6 March 2016.\nThe article above is written by one of the pioneering researchers in the field, and contains links to a number of studies pertinent to the issue. It is written to the comprehension levels of an intelligent member of the general public.\nAgain, this is something about which I know almost nothing. But I find it odd that crime would have a significant genetic component, since crime rates vary so much over time. Look at the US rate from WWII to now. Skyrockets, then a long decline (but not back to the previous base). Personally I like the theory that lead absorption explains much of this (again, not that I know much about this).\nAs you note, most of us find the idea of a genetic link quite disturbing.\nIt\u2019s kind of facile dot-connecting, but the lead exposure theory might even explain some of why violent crime is relatively elevated in AA neighborhoods, since those tend to be from more polluted areas, have more buildings with older (lead) paint, situations like we see in Flint lately\u2026\nLots of research on this. I\u2019ve never look at it, however. So many interesting questions, so little time.\nThe FM website does deep investigations, which means it looks at only slivers of reality. So we pick our spots.\nWhether it\u2019s genetic, cultural, or random quantum fluctuations. Ultimately does it matter?\n\u201cYou do what you can to help black folks, and they make you wonder, why do you even bother? But they are our people, and you have to love them regardless.\u201d\nTwo reasons that the issues raised in this post are important.\n(1) The most important: in America outsiders cannot do much without cooperation and leadership from the relevant community. So long as African-American communities prioritized police practices (e.g., shooting of criminals) over their internal crime rates, nothing good is going to happen.\n(2) Reliable cures require accurate diagnosis.\nWhile I don\u2019t disagree that an accurate diagnosis is necessary, I suspect that if any genetic component is found, it will be used as an excuse to do nothing, or worse.\nGiven the long history of racism in America, I\u2019ll bet you are correct. Let\u2019s hope otherwise.\nAs blacks have higher crime rates even in countries that have never practiced slavery, I suspect there\u2019s far more to this story than American history.",
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        "raw_content": "A former Obama health official blasted Trump physician\u2019s report: \u2018No doctor can predict someone\u2019s future health\u2019\nA lawyer and former Obama administration official blasted the doctor who gave President Donald Trump a clean bill of health.\nWhite House physician Sean Conley said in a statement on Friday that the president \u201cis in very good health and I anticipate he will remain so for the duration of his presidency, and beyond.\u201d\n\u201cNo doctor can predict someone\u2019s future health,\u201d Ronald Klain wrote on Twitter on Saturday, going on to call the doctor an \u201cinstrument of [Trump\u2019s] lies.\u201d\nKlain was in charge of the US response to the Ebola epidemic in West Africa in 2014.\nA lawyer and former Obama administration official blasted the statement of White House physician Sean Conley that praised President Donald Trump\u2019s \u201cvery good health\u201d and predicted that it would last through his presidency, calling it a \u201cdisgrace.\u201d\n\u201cWhile the reports and recommendations are being finalized, I am happy to announce the president of the United States is in very good health and I anticipate he will remain so for the duration of his presidency, and beyond,\u201d Conley said in a statement on Friday following four hours of physical examinations of the president.\nRonald Klain, who was in charge of the US response to the Ebola epidemic in parts of West Africa during Barack Obama\u2019s presidency, blasted the doctor\u2019s statement on Twitter on Saturday.\n\u201cNo doctor can predict someone\u2019s future health,\u201d Klain wrote. \u201cThis is a disgrace to an office with a great tradition of professionalism. Just another institution turned into a joke by a President determined to make anyone willing to submit an instrument of his lies.\u201d\nNo doctor can predict someone\u2019s future health.\nThis is a disgrace to an office with a great tradition of professionalism. Just another institution turned into a joke by a President determined to make anyone willing to submit an instrument of his lies https://t.co/X91box4Gm6\n\u2014 Ronald Klain (@RonaldKlain) February 9, 2019\nKlain served as Chief of Staff to former Vice Presidents Al Gore and Joe Biden in addition to his role in the Obama administration.\nTrump received similarly glowing results after his first physical exam as president in January 2018.\n\u201cThe President\u2019s overall health is excellent,\u201d White House doctor, Rear Adm. Ronny Jackson, who also served as Obama\u2019s physician, wrote in last year\u2019s report.\nJackson did note that Trump would \u201cbenefit from a diet that is lower in fat and carbohydrates and from a routine exercise regimen\u201d and that he was currently taking medication to control elevated cholesterol. But the report wrapped up by saying, \u201cAll clinical data indicates that the President is currently very healthy and that he will remain so for the duration of his Presidency.\u201d\nLast year, Trump weighed 239 pounds, had a resting heart rate of 68 beats per minute, blood pressure of 122/74, and total cholesterol of 223 (HDL 67, LDL 143), as Business Insider previously reported. A stress test found above-average exercise capacity and a cognitive assessment was normal.\nThis year\u2019s details on Trump\u2019s weight, blood pressure, and cholesterol levels have not yet been released.\nSEE ALSO: Inside Trump\u2019s daily routine, which includes 3 to 4 hours of sleep, \u2018executive time,\u2019 and no breakfast\nDON\u2019T MISS: Trump\u2019s childhood home on the outskirts of New York City is for sale for $2.9 million \u2014 take a look inside the 5-bedroom house\nPrevious Another government shutdown looks increasingly likely as lawmakers clash over border funding ahead of Friday deadline\nNext Ex-NYT editor Jill Abramson shrugs off plagiarism allegations against her new book because \u2018it isn\u2019t exactly the same as journalism\u2019",
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        "raw_content": "More Funny Weather On The Way\nIf the folks at AccuWeather know what they are doing, we're in for some strange\nweather for the next 3 weeks. Look at this long range forecast.\nAccording to the forecast, the high for tomorrow in Gatlinburg will be 84 and on\nTuesday, 83 degrees. Starting next Monday, April 9th, they show the highs just\nabout remaining in the sixties all the way through April 25th. That's pretty\nincredible, or at least I can't ever remember that happening to that extent. It looks like\nan April fools joke but it isn't. It's exactly the reverse of what you would expect.\nNow if you read this article after today, the first of April, you may see a different\nforecast but that's what it's currently showing.\nWhat will that do to the aquatic insect hatches? I guess it will slow things down but by\nthe same token, all the warm weather we have been having has things ahead of\nschedule by as much as a month. I think it's actually closer to two weeks ahead of what\nnormally would be considered early hatches at this point in time, but never-the-less,\nthis is going to continue to be a strange year it seems.\nMy Fishing Report:\nFirst of all, I don't want this to appear that I have a change of heart about fishing\nreports. I don't like them at all if anyone uses them for a guide or even an indication as\nto what they may be able to catch. They are interesting reading for many. I do feel\nsorry for any angler that uses fishing reports as a guideline for whether or not they\nshould go or not go fishing. Anyone that does that has a problem to start with.\nI did make it in the park for a little fishing yesterday. It turned out to be a little fishing\nand a lot of catching. It seems I couldn't do anything wrong. Well, actually, I didn't do\nanything different from the time I started to the time I quit. In other words, I only did one\nthing, so I don't actually know if I could do anything wrong or not. I would certainly be\nwilling to bet I could have. Actually, I'm tired, late doing the article today and in a stupid\nsilly mood.\nI got an email from a guy last year that said it wasn't very polite to list numbers of fish\ncaught. I notice some anglers tend to leave the numbers out, but often when they do, I\nthink it's to make it appear they caught more than they actually did. Others happily list\nthe number and still others content they didn't count and couldn't remember how many\nthey caught. That usually sounds like more bull to me. Unless someone caught a lot of\nfish, it seems they are a little dense if they can't remember what they caught. I just get\na kick out of how different anglers go about reporting the number of fish they catch.\nThe only thing I hate seeing is fish lying on the bank or rocks so someone can get their\npicture. Reminds me of the TV ad I see running lately about air quality where the\ngoldfish is trying to breath out of the water.\nAnother thing I have noticed is that although some anglers leave out the numbers, they\ndon't seem to mind stating the exact length or size of anything considered fairly large. I\nsee little difference in doing that and stating the numbers. I guess my point is that I\nreally don't see anything wrong with the way any angler wants to report what\nthey caught. I see nothing wrong with number, or size and I also see nothing wrong\nwith someone not revealing anything to do with what they caught or didn't catch.\nI could be \"professional\" and tell you \"I didn't keep count and don't know how many I\ncaught in the two hours I fished\". On second thought, I won't do that because you may\nthink I'm stupid, can't count well, or that I'm suffering from a dementia problem. I know\nexactly how many I caught and can remember each of them in detail.\nHow would anyone know if they couldn't remember something anyway? If they could do\nthat, it seems they would remember what it was they couldn't remember. Makes them\nlook like our Attorney General.",
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        "raw_content": "Raiders vs Chargers : The Oakland Raiders will visit the Los Angeles Chargers for a Week 5 divisional matchup on Sunday, Oct. 7. Sunday the Raiders head to Los Angeles where they will be looking for their first win in 24 years. To be fair, they\u2019ve only had one shot since then. It was the 2017 season finale and they lost to the Chargers, and Jack Del Rio was promptly fired, ushering in the new Jon Gruden era.\nRaiders vs Chargers Live\nNow Gruden will get his shot to see if he can perform better in LA than his predecessor. His 1-3 Raiders are coming off their first win of the season facing the 2-2 Chargers whose two losses are against the league\u2019s only two unbeaten teams (Rams, Chiefs).\nOakland (1-3) picked up its first win of the season last week, beating the Browns 45-42 in a thrilling, controversial game that went to overtime. Derek Carr threw for 437 yards and 4 touchdowns and Marshawn Lynch added 130 rushing yards for the Raiders, who rallied late but benefited from a few questionable calls by the referees. It was Jon Gruden\u2019s first victory as a head coach since Nov. 30, 2008.\nAs for the Chargers, the Chargers had a rough outing against the Rams two weeks ago, but a little bit of home cooking seems to have fixed things right up. The Chargers narrowly escaped with a win as the squad sidled past San Francisco 29-27. The overall outcome was to be expected, but San Francisco made it more of a contest than the oddsmakers had predicted.\nTheir wins bumped the Chargers to 2-2 and Oakland to 1-3. In the Chargers\u2019s victory, Melvin Gordon picked up 104 yards on the ground and snatched 1 receiving TD and Philip Rivers passed for 250 yards and 3 touchdowns. We\u2019ll see if Oakland have a strategy for dealing with them or if they lead their team to another successful outing.\nPrevious PostPrevious Vikings vs Eagles\nNext PostNext Rams vs Seahawks",
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        "raw_content": "ProSportsDaily.com > Football > Green Bay Packers > One Day Contract\nView Full Version : One Day Contract\nmrmustard89\nI know its already crowded in here, but I have an interesting question. Do you think Favre plays for a year or two, then signs one of those \"one-day-contracts\", and retire once again, with the Packers? I can see him doing that and going our gracefully like Emmitt Smith or something. What do you all think?\nOf course he will, I think MM said something in the line of him still being involve in the team somehow.\nI think it's possible. It doesn't matter though to me personally what he does as far as some one day contract. He could play for the Jets for the next three years (not happening) and he's still going to be a Packer to me. He will always be known as a Green Bay Packer. It just got really messy in the end.:sigh::sad2: It really hurts though and probably will until the day I die.\nThis was in Socal's thread:\nOn whether it will take some fence-mending to get Favre to come back once his career is over: \"I know the communication that we had, he's a Green Bay Packer. He wants to come back here, he wants to be welcome back here. We talked about him coming back when he does retire and working training camp, just something so he can be part of it. I told him he can help with the quarterbacks, but I don't want any new plays. This is important to him, he recognizes that. When you step out of what's happened and everything, he has a very positive opinion about the fans, the experience he's had with his family. He didn't want to do this to his teammates anymore. He felt it clearly went along long enough.\"\nwhen he does retire and working training camp, just something so he can be part of it. I\nIt definitely made me feel good to read that at the time but the pain keeps over taking any positives at this point. My emotions have been yanked in so many different directions that it has taken a toll on me. I'm glad it's over but I can't stop thinking about it.\nYeah, there is no doubt in my mind that this will happen. This has been a very intense offseason and both sides aren't happy with each other right now but time will heal some of the wounds. In a year or two i'm sure Favre will retire as a Packer...\nUr not the only one:(, it feels weird in an unexplainable way. It will always be in my head every Sunday seeing our qb somewhere else. Football just don't feel right anymore, even non-packers fans can agree, that Favre is not with the Pack, so strange and wrong somehow. :pity:\nWithout a doubt he will.",
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        "raw_content": "Many great leaders are change agents, skilled in managing and directing change. And much is changing in the construction industry, from the makeup of its workers to the technology and delivery methods used to complete projects.\nIn response to these shifts, leaders themselves are changing, embracing new approaches to management. Here are five trends of note.\nIncreased feedback\nMillennials, who will soon make up half the working population, and their younger colleagues, Gen Zers, crave feedback. They want to know how they\u2019re doing. They also want to know that their work is appreciated. Managers are taking note and revamping their approaches to feedback to make sure the needs of these employees are met so they don\u2019t go elsewhere.\nProviding specific feedback often and in real time not only rewards good behavior but leverages teachable moments. It can also boost employee engagement and reduce turnover rates, according to Kim Ruyle, a member of the Society for Human Resources Management\u2019s talent expertise panel.\nIf you\u2019re not sure where to start, try praising an employee when they do something right instead of piping up only when they make a mistake.\nRELATED: 7 Things Millennials Look for in a Company\nAnother rising trend is transparency. Forward-thinking leaders are sharing the company\u2019s goals and the paths to achieving them so everyone\u2019s on the same page. They are also making clear their expectations for each employee and outlining the possible routes to advancement so workers know where they can go in the company and how they might get there. Managers are more transparent with project information, too.\nGood leaders are practicing more open communication to keep everyone informed and create both trust and accountability. They\u2019re also fostering an environment in which employees can share their ideas. This not only helps keep employees engaged but can help teams solve problems and boost productivity.\nPart of creating a culture of open communication is ensuring that employees can report their concerns without fear of retribution. Some managers are finding ways to praise employees who raise safety concerns and to share with the company any positive outcomes that result.\nA focus on team building\nThese days, especially with the increasing prevalence of IPD projects and the increasing use of Lean methodologies, star players are becoming less important than strong teams. Leaders are building strong teams through a variety of approaches. A culture of open communication is one of them. Others include hiring for interpersonal skills, teambuilding exercises, increased training and two-way mentoring programs. The visual management of projects \u2014\u202fessentially, posting project information, including key indicators, on a wall \u2014 also helps individuals function better together to meet project goals.\nIt\u2019s one thing to hire an employee for a job; it\u2019s another to create an environment in which that person can succeed, grow and fully contribute. Leaders in the construction industry are moving away from command-and-control tactics and focusing on empowering staff to solve problems. An essential aspect of empowering employees is providing the tools and training they need to excel. At many companies, employees are also granted the authority to stop work if they see a condition they deem hazardous.\nRELATED: 5 Reasons to Empower Your Foremen to Make More Decisions\nEmily Canal is a staff writer for Inc. Magazine and has written for The New York Times, Boston Globe and Forbes Magazine.",
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        "raw_content": "Genesis 12:1\u2014\u201cNow the LORD had said unto Abraham, get out of your country, and from your kindred, and from your father\u2019s house, unto a land that I will show you.\u201d\nThe phrase, \u201cNow the LORD had said unto Abraham,\u201d if it is to be noticed, refers to instructions that had been given to the patriarch sometime previously.\nChapter 12 of Genesis is very important, for it records the first steps of this great believer in the path of faith. There were believers before him (a few), but the Scripture speaks of him as the father of all believers who would come after him (Rom. 4:16).\nWhile Abraham obeyed, it seems that family ties, at first, held him back. Though called to Canaan he, nevertheless, tarried at Haran till nature\u2019s tie was snapped by death, and then, with unimpeded step, he made his way to the place to which the God of glory had called him.\nAll of this is very full of meaning. The flesh is ever a hindrance to the full power of the call of God. We tend to settle for less than that which God intends.\nWe are slow to learn that everything we need, and I mean everything, is found totally and completely in Christ. While we are quick to say amen to the words I have just dictated, we are slow to actually come to the place of full surrender. Self-will hinders! The flesh hinders! However, we make excuses for all of this, by loading the flesh in self-will with religious phraseology.\nWhatever it is that God calls us to do, it is always beyond what we would, at first, see or think. Embodied in the call, is not only a work to be done, but, as well, the ingredients for spiritual growth. With the Holy Spirit, it is always growth. And to be frank, the growth must be brought about or the work cannot be done. And here I would dwell, for a little, on the Cross of Christ. There is only one way all of this can be achieved, and that\u2019s by and through the Cross. If we do not understand the Cross, then we cannot really understand the way of God. In fact, if the Cross is removed from Christianity, Christianity then loses its Power (I Cor. 1:18), and for all practical purposes, becomes little more than the religions of the world. While it might have a better ethic, it\u2019s an ethic that really cannot be reached without the Cross.\nThe Cross unfolds God as the sinner\u2019s friend. It reveals Christ in that most wondrous character, as the righteous Justifier of the most ungodly sinner.\nSomeone once asked me, \u201cIs it who He is, or what He did, that makes the difference?\u201d\nOnly Christ could do what needed to be done to redeem fallen humanity; however, even though Christ is God and has always been God, on that premise alone, no one was redeemed. God would have to become man and go to the Cross, if man was to be lifted out of his fallen state. So, in the final alternative, even though who He was presents an absolute necessity, in reality, it was what He did, and we speak of the Cross, which guarantees salvation for even the vilest of sinners.\nTHE INTRODUCTION OF THE CROSS\nThe power of God, with all its wisdom, glory, holiness, and magnitude, but for the Cross, works against the sinner.\nHow precious, therefore, is the Cross, in this, its first phase, as the basis of the sinner\u2019s peace, the basis of his worship, and the basis of his eternal relationship with the God who is there so blessedly and so gloriously revealed. All that He has said, all that He has done, from the very beginning, indicates that the Cross was ever uppermost in His heart. And no wonder! His dear and well-beloved Son was to hang there, between heaven and earth, the object of all the shame and suffering that men and devils could heap upon Him, shedding His life\u2019s blood, all because He loved to do His Father\u2019s will, and, thereby, redeemed the children of His grace.\nTHE CROSS AND THE WORLD\nThe same Cross which connects me with God has separated me from the world. A dead man is, evidently, done with the world; and to be sure, every true believer died with Christ as it regards His death, burial, and resurrection (Rom. 6:3-5). Having risen with Christ, we are now connected with God in the power of a new life, even a new nature. Being thus inseparably linked with Christ, we, of necessity, participate in our acceptance with God, and in our rejection by the world. The two things go together.\nThe former makes us a worshipper and a citizen of heaven, while the latter makes us a witness and a stranger on earth. If the Cross has become between me and my sins, it has just as readily come between me and the world. In the former case, it puts me into the place of peace with God; in the latter, it puts me into the place of hostility with the world.\nTHE CROSS AND SEPARATION\nThe believer cannot profess to enjoy the former of our heading, while rejecting the latter. If one\u2019s ear is opened to hear Christ\u2019s voice within the veil, it should be open also to hear His voice outside the camp; if one enters into the atonement, which the Cross has accomplished, one should also realize the rejection that it necessarily involves.\nIt is our happy privilege not only to be done with our sins, but to be done with the world also. All this is involved in the doctrine of the Cross. That\u2019s why Paul said:\n\u201cGod forbid that I should glory, save in the Cross of our Lord Jesus Christ, by whom the world is crucified unto me, and I unto the world\u201d (Gal. 6:14). This means that Paul looked upon the world as a thing, which ought to be nailed to the Cross.\nThe phrase, \u201cGet out of your country, and from your kindred, and from your father\u2019s house,\u201d proclaims the reason that many cannot be used of God. They refuse to separate themselves from certain things in this world and, therefore, unto God.\nThe following is what the Lord demanded of Abraham and, in effect, demands of us all:\nGet out of your country: The true believer seeks a country simply because that which the world offers can never satisfy and, therefore, simply will not do (Heb. 11:14). The things of this world lose their attraction. Money is a means to an end. The old song that says, \u201cThis world is not my home, I\u2019m just a passing through,\u201d becomes the song of the redeemed. If one lays up treasures here, one\u2019s heart will be here simply because one\u2019s heart is where one\u2019s treasure is.\nSeparate from your kindred: Now you belong to Christ. You are bought with a price, and a great price at that, and even though you continue to love your family, even love them deeply, Christ, and what He wants and desires, takes precedent over your family and anyone else for that matter. Regrettably, many aren\u2019t willing to do that.\nFrom your father\u2019s house: This refers to whatever future close loved ones have planned for you. As stated, you now belong to Christ. Anything and everything that might be detrimental in your father\u2019s house must be laid aside. In effect, you leave everything and do so for the sake of Christ. Now, as stated, many will not do that. And, as a result, God simply cannot use them. Or else, they quit altogether, which tragically is the course it seems, for many.\nUnto a land that I will show you: This refers to the fact that Abraham had no choice in the matter. He was to receive his orders from the Lord, and go where those orders led him. In many ways, living for God is similar to the military. While personally, I\u2019ve never served in the military, still from what I see, there isn\u2019t a lot of difference, or at least it shouldn\u2019t be a lot of difference, in the Army of this nation and the Army of our Lord.\n\u201cAnd I will make of you a great nation, and I will bless you, and make your name great; and you shall be a blessing\u201d (Gen. 12:2).\nThe phrase, \u201cAnd I will make of you a great nation,\u201d pertains to Israel and all of its people, and for all time. The nation of which God was speaking did not exist at this time. And besides that, Sarah was barren.\nAnd yet, this nation would be totally unlike any nation the world had ever known. Some 400 years later, a wayward prophet would say by the Spirit of God, \u201cFor from the top of the rocks I see him, and from the hills I behold him: lo, the people shall dwell alone, and shall not be reckoned among the nations\u201d (Num. 23:9). This means that Israel would be totally unlike any other nation that had ever existed.\nThe wayward prophet then said:\n\u201cHe shall pour the water out of his buckets, and his seed shall be in many waters, and his king shall be higher than Agag, and his kingdom shall be exalted\u201d (Num. 24:7).\nIn fact, in Old Testament times, Israel was the only nation in the world that was monotheistic, meaning she worshipped one God, Jehovah. All the other nations were polytheistic, meaning they worshipped many gods, in essence demon spirits. So, Israel was the only light in the world of her day.\nUnder David and Solomon, Israel became the most powerful nation on earth and, as well, the richest; however, the true riches were in their relationship with God. They would give the world the Word of God, which has blessed the world immeasurably. And even greater than that, they served as the womb of the Messiah, so to speak, even though they did not know Him when He actually came.\nDue to crucifying their Messiah and the world\u2019s Saviour, at their request, the Lord took His hand of blessing away from them. Consequently, in A.D. 70, they, in effect, ceased to be a nation, totally destroyed by the Roman Tenth Legion under Titus.\nAs strangers, they have wandered the world for about 1,900 years, when once again establishing themselves in their ancient homeland, and once again becoming a nation. And yet, they have some dark days ahead, in fact, darker than anything they have seen in the past. Jesus said so (Mat. 24:21). It will take that for them to finally accept Christ, the One they have rejected. This they will do (Zech. 13:1, 6). Israel will then be restored, never to lose her way again (Rom. 11:26-27).\nThe phrase, \u201cAnd I will bless you, and make your name great,\u201d claims the favor of God. According to Scripture, to bless means \u201cto increase.\u201d Abraham would be blessed, and so would Israel.\nThe words, I will bless, indicate relations very close between Jehovah and Abraham, whereby the friends and enemies of the one, become so equally to the other.\nThe phrase, \u201cAnd you shall be a blessing,\u201d concerns itself with the greatest blessing of all. It is the glory of Abraham\u2019s faith. God would give this man the meaning of salvation, which is justification by faith. This blessing, the great patriarch would pass on to the entirety of the world.\nOf course, the greatest blessing of all, and by far, is that Israel, as we have stated, would serve as the womb of the Messiah, the Saviour of mankind, the King of kings and the Lord of lords, the One who is all in all. Regrettably and sadly, Israel did not know her Redeemer when He came and, in fact, crucified Him, which was the most dastardly deed ever carried out by wicked hearts. But thank God, and not too very long into the future, they are going to accept the One whom they rejected. It will be at the second coming, and to be sure, He most definitely is coming back.\n\u201cAnd I will bless them who bless you, and curse him who curses you: and in you shall all the families of the earth be blessed\u201d (Gen. 12:3).\nThe phrase, \u201cAnd I will bless them who bless you, and curse him who curses you,\u201d holds true not only for Israel, but, as well, for spiritual Israel, i.e., the church; i.e., those who are truly born again. Let\u2019s look first at Israel.\nAt least part of the reason that America has experienced such blessings is because of our protection of Israel. This promise given to Abraham by God nearly 4,000 years ago holds true even unto this hour and, in fact, will ever hold true.\nIt holds true for Israel; and it holds true for the church as well, and I speak of the true church. All those who bless the work of God can expect blessings from the Lord, and it doesn\u2019t really matter who they are.\nAs well, if a nation or a people oppose Israel, or the work of God presently, God has said that He will personally curse that nation or people. And please understand, if God curses anything, which means to hinder that nation or person, to be sure, trouble will be their continued lot. Of all the problems which presently beset our nation at this particular time, the worst of all is that it seems like the Obama Administration is giving Israel precious little help. Although little understood or recognized by most of the general public, to be sure, it is recognized by God, and if continued, will cut off the flow of blessings to this nation. To be sure, God meant what He said, and said what He meant, when He said, \u201cI will bless them who bless you, and curse him who curses you.\u201d If we forget this, we do so at our peril.\nThe phrase, \u201cIn you shall all families of the earth be blessed,\u201d concerns a blessing of unprecedented proportions.\nIt speaks of Israel giving the world the Word of God, and more particularly bringing the Messiah into the world. Through Christ, every family in the world who desires blessing from God can have that blessing. While the word blessing covers a wide territory, the greatest blessing of all, would be, and is, justification by faith, which is made possible to every believing soul as it regards the price paid of the Lord Jesus Christ at the Cross of Calvary.\nA PERSONAL BLESSING\nFirst of all, I want to say how much I thank God that my family got in on this blessing, this promise given to Abraham so long, long ago.\nIn fact, every time I read this third verse of Genesis, Chapter 12, I think of the time this blessing came to our house.\nI was born on March 15, 1935 into a home that did not know God. In fact, until my dad was 25 years old, he had never been inside of a Church, not one single time. He had never heard a gospel song and had never even seen a Bible, much read one. My mother\u2019s experience was very similar. They tried to be good moral people, but without God, such is a fruitless task.\nAnd then two women\u2014a mother and her daughter\u2014came to our little town to build a church. The year was 1939. The lady and her daughter were the mother and sister of Lester Sumrall.\nA small church was built. In fact, my uncle, who was a millionaire, in whose home I was born, loaned the money to build the church.\nMy entire family was saved in that church. And, as a result, I accepted Christ when I was 8 years old. I was baptized with the Holy Spirit a few weeks later. I do not know all the reasons that this great gospel of Jesus Christ was brought to our town, and ultimately to our family. But, by the grace of God, this blessing came to us; consequently, I feel as Paul said so long ago when he said, \u201cI am debtor\u201d (Rom. 1:14). I must do everything within my power to help take this glorious gospel to others. As I had the privilege to hear, they must have the privilege to hear as well!\nABRAHAM DEPARTED\n\u201cSo Abram departed, as the LORD had spoken unto him; and Lot went with him: and Abram was seventy and five years old when he departed out of Haran\u201d (Gen. 12:4).\nSo Abraham starts for the better land. This was his first surrender; there were seven in all:\nHe surrenders here his native land (Gen. 12:1).\nHe surrenders his family (Gen. 12:1).\nHe then surrenders the plain of Jordan (Gen. 13:9-11).\nHe then surrenders the riches of Sodom (Gen. 14:21-23).\nHe surrenders self (Gen. 17:4-8).\nHe then surrenders Ishmael (Gen. 21:9-21).\nAnd lastly, he surrenders Isaac (Gen. 22:9-14).\nEach painful surrender was followed by increased spiritual wealth.\nThe Holy Spirit, through Moses, calls attention to the fact that Abraham was 75 years old when he departed out of Haran.\nWhy does He note this?\nFrom the time that God revealed Himself to Abraham to the time that he obeyed the command might have been several years. Maybe there was a struggle there of which we aren\u2019t aware. We know that he did not leave Haran until his father, Terah, died. That seems to be the lot of many Christians. They go halfway; in other words, while they obey partially, they never quite obey totally. They make it to Haran, but they never quite make it all the way to Canaan, or else they arrive late.\n\u201cAnd Abram took Sarai his wife, and Lot his brother\u2019s son, and all their substance that they had gathered, and the souls that they had gotten in Haran; and they went forth to go into the Land of Canaan; and into the Land of Canaan they came\u201d (Gen. 12:5).\nFrom Haran to Canaan was approximately 350 miles. Abraham had 318 trained men with him (Gen. 14:14), meaning that they were trained to fight as soldiers. They were totally loyal to Abraham, actually born in his household. In fact, there may have been as many as 1,000 people in this entourage.\nAlso, Abraham was extremely rich in silver and gold as well as flocks and herds. In other words, he was a mighty man, and quite possibly, one of the richest men in the East and, thereby, the world. And yet, as far as the comfort of Ur was concerned, he willingly left it all. In the leaving, he did not cease to be rich, and he did not cease to be mighty, but he gained the greatest riches of all\u2014the knowledge of Jehovah.\n\u201cAnd Abram passed through the land into the place of Sichem, unto the plain of Moreh. And the Canaanite was then in the land\u201d (Gen. 12:6).\nAt long last, Abraham now finds himself in the Promised Land. Thus it is presently. The Holy Spirit says, \u201cBelieve on the Lord Jesus Christ and you shall be saved.\u201d The sinner believes and he is saved. Into the Land of Canaan he comes\u2014the Promised Land. This is the first step in the life of faith.\nBut what an unexpected experience for Abraham! He finds the hateful, impure, and hostile Canaanite in God\u2019s land. 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        "raw_content": "Olivia O\u2019Brien\u2019s Music Is a TBT To Your First Time Getting Turnt\nWe\u2019ve all experienced bullying whether it be IRL or on the socials \u2014 and we all know it sucks. Sometimes the only thing that can make yourself feel better is imagining being able to someday get your revenge on your tormentors by becoming an awesome clone of Beyonce.\nWell, this IS actually happening IRL for up-and-coming singer, Olivia O\u2019Brien, who was unfortunately bullied for writing and releasing her awesome tracks on Soundcloud by the lame bullies in her high school.\nKnown for lending her vocals and songwriting talents to the Gnash hit \u201cI Hate U, I Love U,\u201d Olivia is now working on her debut EP, and has released singles of her own, including \u201cRoot Beer Float\u201d and her newest, \u201cFind What You\u2019re Looking For,\u201d both available now.\nNot to mention she has a kinda cray discovery story: Meeting up with Gnash at one of his shows, and ending up writing songs alongside him \u2014 oh, and getting signed to a major label, and appearing on both Seth Meyers and the Today show. No big deal.\nGuess those bullies can continue to sing her lyrics in attempt to mock her \u2026 only the rest of the world will be singing along and loving her. Just guessing Olivia must be feeling really good right about now.\nCheck her newest single, more tunes, and a Q&A with Olivia below!\nDo you have a favorite quote/or mantra?\nI just got this tattoo, it says \u201cForever.\u201d It\u2019s kind of like my reminder to myself that nothing I\u2019m ever going through is forever, nothing\u2019s forever. No pain is forever. On the flip side of that, you don\u2019t have forever. You have to make the best of the time you have with your friends and being young.\nRight now, I\u2019m really into JoJo. I love her. She\u2019s amazing. Kehlani has always been a huge influence for me. I\u2019ve seen her live a bunch of times, I\u2019m obsessed with her. She\u2019s such an amazing performer. Since I was a child, my mom has always loved Beyonce. I grew up on Beyonce. That\u2019s one of the consistent ones in my life, I\u2019ve always loved everything she does.\nBritney or Beyonce, who would you pick?\nI\u2019ve been listening to my friend Drew\u2019s fall playlist on Spotify. He has the best taste in music. Terror Jr is actually really cool \u2014 There\u2019s a secret, no one knows who the lead singer is. She doesn\u2019t show her face. Definitely JoJo. Luna George is amazing. Mac Miller\u2019s new album. Hey Violet \u2014 \u201cGuys My Age,\u201d I love that song. I\u2019m all over the place with my music. I love Spotify because they have your daily mix and you can find new music easily that way, it\u2019s awesome. I have a ton of playlists. I\u2019m always finding new stuff to listen to.\nIf \u201cRoot Beer Float\u201d were on a movie soundtrack, set to a specific scene maybe, what would it be and why?\nSome kind of teen movie where the kids are just going to their first big party or they sneak out one night and do something crazy. The song is about your first time partying, your first time getting drunk with your friends or whatever. It\u2019s just about having fun, experiencing new things, taking advantage of being young. When I listen to the song, sometimes I\u2019ll almost imagine a montage scene where it\u2019s [kids] in a limo, at a club, I don\u2019t know. It\u2019s just how I imagine it.\nLike other young stars, did you start out doing covers for YouTube and Soundcloud?\nI started doing covers on Soundcloud. Lately, I\u2019ve just been sticking to writing my own stuff and I just haven\u2019t really thought much about that. I like to mess around with my voice. I feel like I can do a lot of different styles and one song, \u201cPut Your Records On\u201d by Corrine Bailey Rae, I love singing that song. She has a certain kind of raspy tone to her voice, [and] I tried to recreate that. I just love doing things like that, mixing it up with my voice, seeing what I can do.\nWhat was it like working with Gnash on \u201cI Hate U, I Love U\u201d?\nI did a cover of one of his songs called, \u201cDisposable.\u201d I did a cover of it and I posted it, he saw it, and he DMed me [and said] \u201cHey, love the cover.\u201d\nI ended up going to [his] show, and he asked me if I had any original stuff \u2014 so I sent him what I had of \u201cI hate you, I love you,\u201d and he helped me piece it together. Then, I posted my original version of it, and then he wanted to make it a duet. I went down to LA and we recorded it. It was really exciting. I feel like, for me, things don\u2019t really hit me until after. I knew that \u201cI Hate You, I Love You\u201d was on the radio, but I don\u2019t think it really hit me until maybe a month ago. The fact that I\u2019m signed to a major label, just everything that\u2019s happening.\nYou were on national TV for the first time performing with him on Seth Meyers and The Today Show, what was that like?\nIt\u2019s terrifying. I cry after every performance. I run off-stage crying. I was reading the comments on the YouTube video that The Today Show posted and I saw someone say, \u201cOh they look so awkward at the end.\u201d That\u2019s probably because I was holding in my tears so I could run offstage and cry. I just have a lot of anxiety when it comes to that kind of stuff. I feel like it might be better once I start having my own shows. Just the thought of being on live TV just terrifies me. The cameras. I don\u2019t like being recorded. I just have a whole thing about cameras \u2014 it gives me a lot of anxiety.\nIs there anyone else that you have your eye on that you wanna collab possible collab with?\nBibi Bourelly, [who] actually wrote a lot of stuff for Rihanna. She\u2019s an incredible songwriter. She has this song called, \u201cBallin'\u201d that my friend showed me the other day. I\u2019m obsessed with it. I\u2019ve started looking at her own music that she makes and she\u2019s just really cool, has this vibe to her that I just love. I would kill to write a song with her.\nOn \u201cRoot Beer Float,\u201d you sing but also rap a little \u2013 how do you feel about rapping? Do you like it? Do you think you\u2019ll do more of it?\nI don\u2019t really think of it like [rapping]. I feel like I have so much to say and so many words. When you get a lot of words in a short time, it sounds like you\u2019re rapping. That\u2019s just how I write, you know? Everyone I work with is like, \u201cThere\u2019s so many words, this is so wordy!\u201d I\u2019m like, \u201cI\u2019m sorry I have a lot to say.\u201d I hate when things are just like a couple words repeating because I want to tell a story and I want someone to be like, \u201cYes, I feel that.\u201d\nThe Estee Lauder Double Wear foundation. I actually turned (my friend and YouTuber) Maddie onto that too. She\u2019s like a YouTube beauty guru person so I felt so cool that I turned her onto this foundation now it\u2019s like her go-to. That\u2019s definitely my favorite product. My beauty blender \u2014 I don\u2019t know what I\u2019d do without it. Two Faced Chocolate Soleil Bronzer, best bronzer ever. It smells like chocolate. I\u2019m pretty sure you can eat it. It\u2019s made from cocoa powder! Oh of course, how am I forgetting? Champagne Pop by Becca, the highlighter. It\u2019s my favorite highlighter! I put it pretty much everywhere all over my face. I love to sparkle. 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How to describe him without resorting to cliche - poetry in motion? If you don't understand why people get worked up by football, watch George Best, watch his control of the ball, watch the way he takes on opponent after opponent. It really is the beautiful game. And he was the Best.\nA meteor, not a planet. Said to be the most naturally gifted player ever from these isles. The best ever, said Pele. Invidious to make these statements.\nA lot of people, not being into football, but being into Slebs, know of Georgie Best only as the dissipated broken drunk. Proper celebs become so because of their talent, their ability to bring happiness to the masses. Not just because they have a good PR agent. George Best's fame remained over thirty years after he retired. Of course the dazzling good looks, the personality, helped. Women wanted him, men wanted to be him. Even in the final months, those dazzling blue eyes stayed twinkling on, when the rest of his body seemed destroyed. 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        "raw_content": "Day Two Hundred Thirty-One\u2026\nApril 21, 2018 April 21, 2018 tcrwpliteracycoach\nMy hand falls on the cool metal handle, as I pull open the door and step inside the Moose Lodge. Early morning light cast shadows on the dull laminate tile that cuts a path to a long line of members waiting to \u201cweigh in\u201d. Clearly, this lodge has seen better days, but it\u2019s a special place just the same. Each Saturday morning, I follow my ritual \u2013 setting down my cup of Dunkin\u2019 Donuts, my coat, my journal and then I find my place in line with everyone else. My people. I am greeted by friendly faces with a \u201cHow was your week?\u201d and a reply to someone else \u201cYou look amazing!\u201d or a big smile and a warm \u201cCongratulations.\u201d Sometimes there is a furrowed brow, \u201cEveryone has those weeks, the good news is you\u2019re here.\u201d In a word, support.\nIt\u2019s hard to believe this where I am 231 days into this journey.\nI need support because I need to know that I am not alone. When you have a lot of weight to lose, weight loss is more than trying to improve appearances. It has to do with the quality of your physical health for the rest of your life. I\u2019m not alone. There are many people out there like me. If you were to see them out in the world you wouldn\u2019t know \u2013 they look like \u201ccivilians\u201d that is how we refer to people who don\u2019t have food issues.\nWeight Watchers has given us a powerful structure to ground our weight loss efforts. As my sister says, \u201cAt the end of the day, we\u2019re all here to lose weight.\u201d She is right, it\u2019s true, this is a weight loss program. However, I\u2019m finding that as I lose the weight I am gaining so much perspective on so many other facets of my life. I used food as a way to deal with stress (emotional and physical). I had to stay up late and work, I\u2019d eat to keep going. I felt frustrated with (well, just fill in the blank), I\u2019d eat. I was happy I\u2019d celebrate and eat. Eat, eat, eat. It\u2019s hard to write that down and look at it for what it is\u2026 I gained weight not because I was destined to be overweight, I gained weight because of me.\nBeing honest and allowing myself to be vulnerable before anyone who reads this post is kind of like trying on a swimsuit in front of an auditorium full of people. So, you might be thinking, Why is she doing this? This is the only way I know how to be truly authentic, I want to embrace who I really am. I want to make this journey real because I am all in. I want to connect with others who are trying to change the trajectory of their lives too. I tell you it\u2019s worth it if this post can inspire someone to make a better choice, even if it\u2019s only for today. Then it\u2019s worth all the risks that come with vulnerability.\nIt appears that this is a world of branding, staging, and bulleted talking points. The irony is if that\u2019s all there is (there is no substance) then, there is no reason to listen. The way to truth is usually through some pain \u2013 so if you are finding it difficult on this journey \u2013 you\u2019re not alone. You\u2019re not defective, you\u2019re not flawed \u2013 you\u2019re human. You don\u2019t have to go it alone, you don\u2019t have to be stoic and strong all the time. You just have to be real, and embrace the struggle. I\u2019m finding that the more I open myself up to learning, as a child would, the more successful I am. The more I focus my energy on curiosity, wonder, and beauty the more that fills my heart, and the more I can put my heart into the journey. You can do this too, you just have to believe.\nHere is a little collection of things that at some point were objects of great affection\u2026 it\u2019s so funny what can touch the heart.\nPrevious postDay Two Hundred Thirty\u2026\nNext postDay Two Hundred Thirty-Two\u2026",
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        "raw_content": "You are here: Home Page > Law > Intellectual Property Law > Trade Marks and Competition Law\nThis item is not yet published. It is available for pre-orders and will ship on 10 February 2020.\nTrade Marks and Competition Law\nAlison Firth, Jonathan Griffiths, Spyros Maniatis, and Noam Shemtov\nThe only book to focus on the interaction between trade mark law and competition law.\nOffers practical analysis embedded in a theoretical justificatory background.\nAdopts a 'competition plus' perspective, considering not only competition law in the strict sense but also the need for open and innovative competitive markets, and the topical debate about whether more and broader trade mark rights enhance or stifle competition.\nDetailed comparative review and analysis of jurisprudence from national and international jurisdictions across Europe (European Court of Justice, UK, France, and Germany), the US (Supreme Court and Courts of Appeal), and Australia.\nDiscusses the judicial toolkit for cases of this kind, identifying the tools courts employ and successful lines of argument.\nThis book provides a critical analysis of the interface between trade mark law and competition law through a combination of practice, doctrine, and policy. The two legal regimes are at opposite ends of the scale, with one promoting monopoly and the other competition; they operate at parallel levels, often without regard for the objectives and regulatory tools of the other. However, an increasing number of cases from the European Union (EU) and beyond cover the intersection of the two regimes.\nThis book highlights the ways in which the fundamentals of trade mark law are being challenged from a competition law perspective, and how trade mark principles affect the development and application of competition law. It provides a detailed overview of jurisprudence from Europe, the United States, and Australia, adopting a comparative approach.\nThe book explores three practical areas. Firstly, it considers the jurisprudence on how trade mark law internalizes competition considerations. Secondly, it examines how competition law internalizes trade mark considerations. Thirdly, it looks at the hierarchy of the direct relationship between trade mark law as a set of exclusionary rules that lead to market power on one hand and competition law as a set of rules targeting market power and its abuse on the other. The book then focuses on identifying and 'codifying' the judicial toolkit developed by the courts in all of these, and positions this against a theoretical justificatory background. Finally, it tests the sustainability of the toolkit against the 'competition plus' context and provides an appropriate policy framework for the balancing between trade mark rights and competition rules.\n1. Introduction - The Tension between Trade Marks and Competition\n2. Setting the Parameters - 'Competition Plus'\n3. Trade Mark Law - Internalising Competition Considerations\n4. Competition Law - Internalising Trade Marks as Property Rights\n5. Competition Considerations: Trumping Trade Mark Rights\n6. The Judicial Toolkit\n7. The Theoretical Framework\n8. Conclusion - Trade Mark and Competition Plus\n9. Conclusion - The Public Policy Framework\nAlison Firth, Barrister, Ingenuity Chambers,Jonathan Griffiths, Senior Lecturer in Law, Queen Mary, University of London,Spyros Maniatis, Professor of Intellectual Property, Queen Mary, University of London,Noam Shemtov, Senior Lecturer in Intellectual Property and Technology Law, Queen Mary, University of London\nAlison Firth is a Barrister at at Ingenuity IP chambers and Visting Professor at Newcastle Law School.\nJonathan Griffiths is a Senior Lecturer in the School of Law at Queen Mary, University of London.\nSpyros Maniatis is Professor of Intellectual Property and Director of the Centre of Commercial Law Studies at Queen Mary University of London.\nNoam Shemtov is a Senior Lecturer in Intellectual Property and Technology Law at the Centre for Commercial Law Studies (CCLS) at Queen Mary University.\nSteven Anderman and Ariel Ezrachi\nEU Competition Law and Intellectual Property Rights\nSteve Anderman and Hedvig Schmidt\nA Practical Guide to Trade Mark Law 5E\nAmanda Michaels and Andrew Norris\nFigures of Invention\nAlain Pottage and Brad Sherman\nBjorn Lundqvist, Timo Minssen, and Justin Pierce\nThe Subject Matter of Intellectual Property\nJustine Pila\nJustine Pila and Paul Torremans\nLaw > Intellectual Property Law",
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        "raw_content": "Yamaha Motor Awarded India Design Mark for Seventh Year Running \u2014 Second Design Award for FZ25 \u2014\nIWATA, April 19, 2018\u2014Yamaha Motor Co., Ltd. (Tokyo: 7272) announced today that the FZ25 motorcycle- produced and sold by Yamaha Motor's India subsidiary, India Yamaha Motor Private Limited (IYM) - have been awarded the India Design Mark (I MARK) sponsored by The India Design Council. These honors mark the seventh year in a row - every year since the inaugural awards in 2012 - that a Yamaha Motor product has received the I MARK.\nThis is the second award for the FZ25 on top of its achievement at the CII Design Excellence Awards (hosted by the Confederation of Indian Industry).\nThe FZ25 is a street model motorcycle featuring the new 250cc BLUE CORE engine, which delivers both riding enjoyment as well as excellent fuel efficiency and environmental performance. The design emphasizes both the senses of mass forward layout and downforce, evoking the powerful muscles of an athlete. First launched in 2008, the FZ series sits in a relatively high-priced category. However, it has won strong support from young customers, and these popular models have sold a total of more than 1.5 million units since their launch. The FZ25 is one of the models with which Yamaha Motor aims to further increase sales in the expanding high-priced range of the Indian motorcycle market.\nThe India Design Council is affiliated with the Indian Ministry of Commerce and Industry and has established the India Design Mark design award (corresponding to the G Mark, Japan's Good Design Award) through a partnership agreement with the Japan Institute of Design Promotion. The inaugural round of applications and assessments was held in 2012.\nFZ25(2017 Model for India)\nYamaha Motor Design Award Website\nhttps://global.yamaha-motor.com/about/design/awards/",
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        "raw_content": "This is 21st century, not 19th, Mr Rajnath Singh (Sunday Guardian)\nBJP president Rajnath Singh with party MP Lalji Tandon at the party office in Lucknow on Wednesday. PTI\nince 2006, this columnist has been convinced that Narendra Damodardas Modi is on track to become the Prime Minister of India, and has refused to join the ostrich band of fellow secularists and liberals in their wishing away of the prospect. Making nonsense of their presumed commitment to free speech and to honest and independent inquiry, some have tagged such a forecast as evidence of a \"communal\" spirit, pointing as evidence several columns written for Organiser, a journal that has yet to hide its affinity with the RSS. Unfortunately for such critics, this columnist is equally a contributor to Radiance, the magazine of the Jamaat-i-Islami Hind, an organisation in which he has more than a few friends, and which he regards with respect, especially for its work in promoting education among women.\nDuring the infrequent occasions that this columnist has met Modi, the Chief Minister of Gujarat has come across as a political administrator firmly set on bringing his state and perhaps the country to the 21st century. He has often expressed his commitment towards internet freedom, despite the fact that he has received a fair (or, depending on the way one looks at politics in India, unfair) volume of criticism, often in language that would shame a merchant mariner. He has accepted the importance of ensuring that the poor be given access to fluency in the English language, a benefit that has been denied to them since the days of Jawaharlal Nehru and his successors in preventing the spread of English education among the poor, Jyoti Basu and Lalu Yadav. Unlike many in his party, he has recognised the need to face external commercial competition rather than wall in what would subsequently be a shrinking market.\nThe question is: will Modi's acceptance of the 21st century rub off on his party colleagues, specifically on BJP president Rajnath Singh? We know the BJP chief's views on English. The language ought to be banned, no matter that such a step \u2014 in contrast to accelerating the spread of the world's link language in the internet age \u2014 would consign the whole of India to the level found in the poorest corners of Uttar Pradesh, his home state. Rajnath has been equally forthright in his opinion of homosexuality. While some of us (though not, unfortunately, the Supreme Court of India) believe that what takes place in the bedroom between consenting adults is their own business, the BJP president clearly looks forward to setting up a cadre of Moral Police on the lines of the Saudi muttawa, which would pry into homes and prise loose same-sex couples in parks before dragging them to jail. Indeed, the BJP's complicity in the raft of intrusive and undemocratic laws passed by the UPA is near 100%. Whatever the measure entrenching the state in a position of dominance over the ordinary citizen, the two Leaders of the Opposition (both colleagues of Rajnath Singh) have either stepped aside or joined in their passing. Which is why the prospect of an NDA government with them as the two Deputy Prime Ministers would create some unease among voters eager to shed the baggage of past errors and move forward to future triumphs.\nGiven that three of the four top leaders of the BJP are clearly functioning and thinking within the mind space of the 20th and even the 19th century, leaving only Narendra Modi as an outlier, the question comes as to whether he can convince his three senior colleagues to follow his lead, or whether he will be made to follow theirs, as seems to have happened in the case of selection of BJP candidates for the ensuing polls. Hopefully, Rajnath Singh will be eager to ensure that he does not repeat his earlier failures, as Chief Minister of UP watching his party plummet in the standing of the voters, and as BJP president (in his first avatar in the job) of seeing his party be denied of a hat-trick in 2004, losing to a Congress Party that the BJP had bested in 1998 and 1999. The BJP president needs to be a bit more contemporary in his thinking, else his views may rub off on subordinates. Witness the Karnataka BJP welcoming Pramod Muthalik into the party fold, a man who has the same views on almost all social issues as Mullah Omar. Rather than pandering to those eager to ensure that India remain poor and sluggish in growth, Rajnath Singh needs to work harder to convince voters, especially the young, that he has adapted to the 21st century and will not seek to ape the UPA in strengthening the grip of the 19th and the 20th on the people of a country that has been let down by its leaders for most of its life as a free nation.\nhttp://www.sunday-guardian.com/analysis/this-is-21st-century-not-19th-mr-rajnath-singh",
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        "raw_content": "Foreign NGOs used Rahul as protector (Sunday Guardian)\nMADHAV NALAPAT New Delhi | 21st Jun 2014\nigh-profile foreign NGOs active during 2004-2014 in blocking development projects in India, have contacts with aides to Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi; while some key foreign NGO functionaries have access to him on a scale denied even to Cabinet ministers during the ten years of the UPA government, say sources within the Congress party. They say that \"Rahul Gandhi has a partiality towards global NGOs\" and that he has \"frequently intervened on their behalf\". UPA ministers close to Rahul Gandhi, such as Kapil Sibal and Jairam Ramesh, were also seen as deferential towards selected NGOs that were targeting development projects across India. As details of Rahul Gandhi's visitors and travels remain secret and the man himself remains inaccessible, there has been no way of independently verifying such claims, which are denied by those close to the Congress vice-president.\nInterestingly, although they have fought long and hard against both coal mining as well as power generation in India, NGOs such as Greenpeace are themselves reported by relevant authorities as being indirect recipients of funds from heavily polluting mining and industrial lobbies, albeit those active in developed countries. The MacKnight Corporation, which controls the mining conglomerate 3M, is held by the agencies to be a major indirect funder of Greenpeace through so-called philanthropic foundations such as the Packard Foundation. For its operations in India, Greenpeace is reported to have received Rs 1 crore from a US-based \"Climate Works Foundation\", which itself was the recipient of funding from institutions linked to commercial interests.\nInterestingly, a large proportion of the funds received by such NGOs have been recorded as having been made by small donors, so that the identities of the donors get concealed. This opens the door for intelligence agencies to funnel cash to such NGOs through the guise of \"small donors\", a ruse equally favoured by politicians in India caught by Income-Tax authorities. Research done by the Intelligence Bureau and other agencies into the funding of NGOs active in stalling development projects across the country show that the ultimate source of much of the funds received by them come from commercial and other interests with a direct stake in particular outcomes in India, such as a slowing down of energy self-sufficiency.\nThe Intelligence Bureau (IB) has identified nine individuals in Greenpeace who have been visiting India several times each year throughout the period in office of the Manmohan Singh government. These individuals are all from advanced countries, and at least three of them were active in Tahrir Square in Egypt in 2011, and more recently, two were involved in the Maidan Square agitation in 2013, which resulted in a change of regime in Ukraine's Kiev. The functionaries of Greenpeace who are under investigation have met with a wide cross-section of political activists, including from major political parties, and have given several dozen activist leaders training in political protest and in ensuring control of the streets, so that the normal functioning of government gets choked. It is known that such external experts in agitation have also been active in Bangladesh, where there have been repeated periods in which normal life in Dhaka and in some other cities got disrupted by street protests. However, Greenpeace denies any claim of bias or hidden agenda and says that its sole motivation is to \"protect the planet\".\nTheir supporters point out that several of the activities of Greenpeace, such as its efforts at stopping illegal whaling, are laudable.\nAt least four of the nine foreign nationals active in Greenpeace operations in India, who have been identified by the IB as having been hyperactive in orchestrating protests against major projects in the country, \"have close links to those in Rahul Gandhi's inner circle\", according to a Congress functionary. The functionary claimed that \"at least two of the nine are personally known to Rahul, who met them and others from such outfits when abroad\". Those close to Rahul Gandhi deny this, saying that \"the Congress vice-president is a patriot who would never do anything to hurt the interests of India\".\nAlthough the IB had built up a sizeable dossier on these foreign nationals over the past three years, and had warned of the disruptive nature of their activities as also their intimate contact with local activists and politicians, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and successive Home Ministers refused to take action against the NGOs.\nIncidentally, several children of key officials and opinion leaders in India have been employed at generous salaries by some of these NGOs, while others have set up their own NGOs and received funding from foreign agencies and even governments, much of which gets spent on travel, office and salaries. Even in the case of the Koodankulam protests, which held up the commissioning of the nuclear power reactor there for nearly a year, it was only after The Sunday Guardian exposed the role of foreign-funded NGOs in the agitation that the UPA was forced into some action against them (Foreigners hold Indian nuclear power hostage, 6 November 2011).\nInterestingly, a charity with close links to France (which is in competition with Russia over the supply of nuclear reactors to India) was among the major foreign funders of the 2009-2012 agitation against the Russian-built nuclear power plant at Koodankulam. It remains to be seen whether Home Minister Rajnath Singh will pluck up the courage to offend powerful lobbies in the US and the EU and take action against the nine foreign NGO specialists in agitation, one of whom (Benjamin Hargreaves) is reported to be \"organising construction workers so that urban housing activities get affected\", according to investigative agencies tracking his movements.\nIncidentally, such activism by foreign nationals is a breach of both the Foreign Contribution Regulation Act (which bans the funnelling of foreign money in domestic protests) as well as the Indian Penal Code, but has thus far been allowed to continue unchecked because of fear of offending the powerful states using NGOs to carry out their agenda in India.\nApart from nuclear power plants, foreign NGOs have trained their sights on coal-based power plants as well. They have been opposing the addition of the critically needed 100,000 MW of additional power, half of this in Arunachal Pradesh, by seeking to incentivise locals to fight against the setting up of power plants, building on their success in Orissa, where (with help from Rahul Gandhi) they blocked a major metals plant (Vedanta), which would have provided a total of 145,000 extra jobs and thereby transformed the presently very poor region.\nEven the ICRC (International Committee of the Red Cross) appears to be carrying out activities different from its stated mission. \"The only prison under-trials the ICRC in India has shown any interest in are those jailed in Kashmir, and that too only those who are militants,\" said a senior official from the state, adding that \"some very rich Gulf states whose nationals are giving money to groups spreading militancy in the Valley are major funders of the ICRC\".\nInterestingly, even Amnesty International showed little hesitation in accepting a huge donation of $130,000 from a trust which was founded by an NRI who was recently levied a $300 million fine by US authorities for financial misdemeanours, and who has escaped from the US to Gibraltar, according to a senior official. The individual could not be reached for comments\nOther fields in which foreign NGOs have been active is in influencing officials working toward the framing of educational and agricultural policies. \"Telephone records show that foreign NGO workers gained easy access to top officials in key ministries during the UPA period, and have in some cases become intimate friends with them,\" according to a senior official tracking such linkages.\nNGOs have become an important tool of coercive diplomacy on the part of the US and some of its partners, and have been extensively deployed in both the so-called \"Arab Spring\" as well as in the \"Colour Revolutions\" in East Europe, including the recent forcible changeover of government from a Russia-friendly to a Russia-phobic head of state in Ukraine. While some, such as the National Endowment for Democracy and the World Movement for Democracy are openly funded by the US State Department, others operate under the cover of private corporations eager to gain goodwill among government agencies by doing their bidding in funding NGOs tied to secretive official agendas. Another tier of financial support is provided by so-called \"philanthropic\" foundations, each of which has a clear agenda. Numerous US and EU-based \"conflict resolution\" agencies that are active in India have for years adopted a Pakistan-friendly line on Kashmir and have been nudging policymakers in Delhi towards aligning policies in a manner which would fully meet the interests of key NATO member-states.\nApart from Greenpeace, another foreign NGO that has come to the attention of the IB is Cordaid, which is funded by the Dutch government, and has been active in seeking to block uranium mining in Meghalaya as well as oil exploration in Manipur. Had uranium been mined in an adequate way in Meghalaya, there would have not been the excuse (of lack of uranium) given by Manmohan Singh in order to constrain Indian capabilities through the 2005-08 nuclear deal, while Manipur is known to have vast reserves of oil and gas. Were these to be exploited, the interests of oil majors based within the NATO bloc would get affected. \"Were the government to allocate (the Manipur oil and gas fields) to US or European oil companies, we can be sure that Cordaid would stop trying to create obstacles to such prospecting,\" a senior official claimed, adding that \"although the purported reason for Cordaid activities in the Northeast is crimes against women, in fact they are focusing on preventing the extraction of minerals that would make the region rich\".\nInterestingly, although their access to the media has ensured largely positive coverage of their activities in India, thereby ensuring a slew of reports attacking the IB for its investigation of NGOs, the fact is that during the three years that such bodies have been intensively monitored by that agency, only about 1% of the NGOs that have applied for FCRA clearance have had their requests rejected, while less than 3% of the NGOs active in India have been red-flagged for activities which are deemed prejudicial to domestic laws as well as the public interest. 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        "raw_content": "Home Business 35 1D1F projects undergoing critical credit appraisal\n35 1D1F projects undergoing critical credit appraisal\nAlan Kyeremanten, Minister for Trade and Industry\nThirty five projects under the governments industrialization initiative, One District One Factory (1D1F), are now going through further critical credit appraisal by the Ministry of Trade and Industry\u2019s (MOTI) technical team and the various participating financial institutions.\nConcerted efforts are being made to ensure that these projects, if actually deemed commercially viable, receive the requisite financial support to ensure their smooth implementation.\nFurther to this, reliable information available to Goldstreet Business indicates that, negotiations have reached an advanced stage for 22 flagship enterprises to be established under a US$400 million facility which has been syndicated with the support of China National Building Materials Corporation (CNBM).\nThis is expected to benefit all 10 regions in the country.\nAlready there are about 79 1D1F projects across the factories receiving both financial and technical assistance under the programme. Some of these factories are operating, while others would be commissioned before the end of the year.\nTo enhance the competitiveness of these newly commissioned factories, and upcoming ones under 1D1F, government has approved incentive packages, which includes interest rate subsidies, and tax holiday for five years as well as duty waiver for machinery, equipment and raw materials.\nThese incentives are targeted at ensuring that projects under the 1D1F are able to market their products in the global place.\nNotwithstanding the various incentives provided by government, the Association of Ghana Industries (AGI) has argued that government takes a second look at the model being used in implementing the 1D1F.\nIn an interview with Goldstreet Business, at the sidelines of the 58th Annual General Meeting of the AGI, the Vice President for the SMEs sector of AGI, Humphrey Ayim-Darke said government should reconsider the model for the 1D1F, by making equity contributions for projects in need.\nThe AGI believes that, if the current model is given a second look as proposed, the rate at which industrialists would deploy the 1D1F programme across the country and absorb the number of unemployment would be accelerated significantly.\n\u201cOn that basis, Government should reconsider the 1D1F programme model which leaves it to private promoters and bring in equity contributions with an exit plan for five or 10 years, that would become long term funding for industrialists to deploy the industrialization the country is looking up to,\u201d Ayim-Darke said.\nAs at March 31, 2018, 700 business plans had been submitted. Out of these, 602 have been reviewed and 313 of them are designated as bankable and potentially feasible to be implemented.\nLocal banks under the programme are serving as intermediaries between the business promoters and the Chinese financial institutions that are providing financing to support what CNBM is going to provide in support of these projects.\nThese banks include; National Investment Bank (NIB), Universal Merchant Bank (UMB), Barclays Bank, Agricultural Development Bank, GCB Bank, EXIM Bank, and Ecobank.\nPrevious articleBreach of procurement laws worsening corporate governance structure of SOEs\nNext article2018 Ghana Club 100 unveiled\nTax exemptions to be further reduced\n12 Districts enter into Joint Venture partnership under 1D1F.",
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        "raw_content": "Tag: Perman Hardy\nAdults, Community, Justice, Philanthropy, Politics, Seniors, U.S., Videos\t December 15, 2017 December 15, 2017\nLOCAL HERO: How Perman Hardy, 59, Helped Drive Doug Jones to Victory in Alabama\u2019s Black Belt with her SUV\nPerman Hardy has driven Lowndes County voters to the polls for 25 years. (PHOTO: Connor Sheets)\nby Connor Sheets (csheets@al.com)via al.com\nIf you live in Lowndes County and are of voting age, it\u2019s a safe bet that Perman Hardy has spoken with you about voting at some point in the past 25 years.\nAs one of the thousands of sharecroppers who worked white men\u2019s land in Lowndes County over the years, 59-year-old Hardy recalls picking cotton after school growing up. She eventually finished her education, bought her own home, and had a successful career as a home health nurse.\nBut for the past two-and-a-half decades, Hardy has dedicated much of her free time to another pursuit: trying to ensure that every single person in Lowndes County shows up to the polls for every election in Alabama. A native of the unincorporated community of Collirene, she has done about as much as one person possibly could to boost turnout in the impoverished, majority-black county with a population of just 10,458 people.\n\u201cThat\u2019s my goal is to make sure everyone votes. That\u2019s always been my goal. This is what I do every election,\u201d she said as she steered her forest-green Chevrolet Tahoe through Collirene, a rural area that was once home to several cotton plantations that employed generations of slaves and sharecroppers. \u201cWe\u2019re in an epidemic poverty county so it\u2019s so important for us to vote today,\u201d she told AL.com. \u201cI took some people today who\u2019ve never cast a ballot before.\u201d\nOn Tuesday, like she says she does every time Alabamians head to the polls, Hardy spent more than 10 hours driving registered voters to polling stations who did not have transportation or were otherwise unable to make the trip without help. Over the course of the day, she personally drove more than 50 people to polling sites across Lowndes County.\nMost of the people Hardy transported Tuesday were black supporters of Democrat Doug Jones, which contributed to his win in the Black Belt county, where 3,779 people voted for Jones and just 988 voted for Republican Roy Moore, a margin of 79.1 percent to 20.7 percent. Black voters played a decisive role in Jones\u2019s victory in the hotly contested Senate election, with 96 percent of African-Americans voting for Jones, versus the 30 percent of white voters who backed him Tuesday, according to a Washington Post poll. Continue reading \u201cLOCAL HERO: How Perman Hardy, 59, Helped Drive Doug Jones to Victory in Alabama\u2019s Black Belt with her SUV\u201d \u2192\nFiled under: Alabama, Almedia Rush, Collirene, community service, Doug Jones, Lowndes County, Old Bethel Baptist Church, Pamela Rush, Perman Hardy, Roy Moore, special election, Susan Mae Holcombe, voter suppression, Voting Rights",
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        "raw_content": "Home id:7 Learn Chinese Online\nYou may want to learn a foreign language as part of your studies, or as a hobby. There are increasing numbers of people learning different foreign languages such as French, Spanish, and Chinese. You could learn to speak Chinese at a local college class, however the easiest and best way to learn this language is to learn Chinese online.\nYou will need to make sure that you can put in the effort and commitment, as well as the time that will be needed to learn a new foreign language, regardless of the reasons why. You may choose to learn Chinese to enhance your experience while travelling is one, or to improve your employment opportunities. Chinese is a very exciting language to learn, and as more than a quarter of the world\u2019s population speak it, it will be worthwhile to become proficient.\nChinese language is based on a simple structure of characters and language. It involves the use of varying tones to offer a different meaning to a word. When you start to learn the Chinese language, you get a window to understand the Chinese culture and their way of life. There are several ways to learn this language. In some colleges and universities, Chinese language is a part of academic program where you can get all the basics of this language. You can join the private classes to be familiar with this language. Another way is to get training from Chinese language experts.\nIf you are not able to join a group class, or find a private tutor, then the best way to learn Chinese is online. You will find many websites offering a range of different courses on the Chinese language, and you should find excellent information on the basics. These courses should include both audio and video lessons, and some form of interactive conversation.\nChinese alphabet is considerably different from the Latin alphabet, and will be one of the first things that you learn. Then you will move on to pronunciation. To learn Chinese pronunciation you must start with pinyin, this consists of the Chinese phonetic alphabet which will teach you how to pronounce Chinese characters.\nOnline Chinese courses will have a series of audio files which will teach you the phonetics and accents of the Chinese language. This will make it easy to you to listen and learn pronunciation. You will become fluent in Chinese grammar and speaking if you use these online courses regularly. Online Chinese language programs developed by experts and some of China\u2019s best teachers.\nTo increase your proficiency in the Chinese language I advise you to join the Chinese blogging community. Within this community you\u2019ll find original and fresh Chinese language that you will not find in books. Make Chinese friends online and they\u2019ll help teach you their language.\nThose are just a couple of ideas of how you can learn Chinese online, but seriously, let your imagination run wild. There are plenty of opportunities to get online exposure to this beautiful language. Keep searching and keep having fun while you\u2019re at it.\nYou CAN learn Chinese ! Business and trade to China are increasing, you need to learn the language if you want to keep up. Learn Chinese online today!\nBy Jills from Pixabay\nHome Based Business or Internet Income; Earning Income While You Work At Home\nCashing Out 401k in Between Jobs\nHow To Choose An Attorney For Medical Malpractice\nProcter & Gamble\u2019s marketing and advertising strategy\nLearn How To Select The Right Doctor For You\nHow to Fix the Computer Easily?\nTennis Bags To Carry Your Rackets In Style",
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        "raw_content": "Got Your 6 Live Press Conference\nGot Your 6 and Intercast team up to bring Got Your 6 LIVE.\nBeginning May 10, you can see Got Your 6 events by clicking on \u201cLIVE\u201d at GotYour6.org. But it\u2019s not just about watching some event on the internet. Seriously. Any site can do that.\nWhat makes this different is the fact that you can also take part in online polls and chat about how you can show veterans that you\u2019ve got their 6. Show that you\u2019re behind the effort to shore up our veterans\u2019 return home in front of your computer screen.\nYou can learn more about the six pillars of reintegration: Health, Housing, Family, Education, Jobs & Leadership. You can share with others how you\u2019re helping to raise the conversation about veterans, and how you\u2019re helping to change that conversation into ways that will benefit everyone, civilian and ex-military alike.\nGet online. Join the cause. Make a difference. Tell our service men and women, \u201cHey! I\u2019ve Got Your 6!\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "Dr Edward Bach (September 24, 1886 \u2013 November 27, 1936)\nwas born in a village called Moseley, near Birmingham, England.\nEarly medical career\nEdward Bach studied medicine first in Birmingham and later at the University College Hospital, London, where he was House Surgeon. He also worked in private practice, having a set of consulting rooms in Harley Street. As a bacteriologist and pathologist he undertook original research into vaccines in his own research laboratory. In 1917 Dr Bach was working on the wards tending to soldiers returned injured from France. One day he collapsed and was rushed into an operating theatre suffering from a severe haemmorhage. His colleagues operated to remove a tumour, but the prognosis was poor. When he came round they told Bach that he had only three months left to live. As soon as he could get out of bed, Bach returned to his laboratory. He intended to advance his work as far as he could in the short time that remained. But as the weeks went by he began to get stronger. The three months came and went and found him in better health than ever. He was convinced that his sense of purpose was what saved him: he still had work to do.\nHomoeopathic research\nHis research into vaccines was going well, but despite this Dr Bach felt dissatisfied with the way doctors were expected to concentrate on diseases and ignore the whole person. He aspired to a more holistic approach to medicine. Perhaps this explains why, not being a homoeopath, he took the offer of a post at the Royal London Homoeopathic Hospital. Once there he soon noticed the parallels between his work on vaccines and the principles of homoeopathy. He adapted his vaccines to produce a series of seven homoeopathic nosodes. This work and its subsequent publication brought him some fame in homoeopathic circles. People began to refer to him as 'the second Hahnemann'.\nThe flower remedies\nUp to now Bach had been working with bacteria, but he wanted to find remedies that would be purer and less reliant on the products of disease. He began collecting plants and in particular flowers - the most highly-developed part of a plant - in the hope of replacing the nosodes with a series of gentler remedies. By 1930 he was so enthused by the direction his work was taking that he gave up his lucrative Harley Street practice and left London, determined to devote the rest of his life to the new system of medicine that he was sure could be found in nature. He took with him as his assistant a radiographer called Nora Weeks. Just as he had abandoned his home, office and work, Dr Bach began to abandon the scientific method and its reliance on laboratories and reductionism. He fell back instead on his natural gifts as a healer, and more and more allowed his intuition to guide him to the right plants. Over years of trial and error, which involved preparing and testing thousands of plants, he found one by one the remedies he wanted. Each was aimed at a particular mental state or emotion. He found that when he treated the personalities and feelings of his patients their unhappiness and physical distress would be alleviated naturally as the healing potential in their bodies was unblocked and allowed to work once more. His life followed a seasonal pattern from 1930 to 1934: the spring and summer spent looking for and preparing the remedies; the winter giving help and advice to all who came looking for them. Most winters were spent in the coastal town of Cromer. Here he met and became friends with a local builder and healer, Victor Bullen.\nThe Bach Centre\nIn 1934 Dr Bach and Nora Weeks moved to a house called Mount Vernon in the Oxfordshire village of Brighwell-cum-Sotwell. In the lanes and fields he found the remaining remedies that he needed to complete the series. By now his body and mind were so in tune with his work that he would suffer the emotional state that he needed to cure and try plants and flowers until he found the one that would help him. In this way, through great personal suffering and sacrifice, he completed his life's work. A year after announcing that his search for remedies was complete, Dr Bach passed away peacefully on the evening of November 27th, 1936. He was only 50 years old, but he had outlived his doctors' prognosis by nearly 20 years. He left behind him several lifetime's experience and effort, and a system of medicine that is used all over the world.\nFrom www.bachcentre.com",
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        "raw_content": "Writing a press release for your app\nThis page was printed on Feb 15, 2019. For the current version, visit https://help.shopify.com/en/api/app-store/being-successful-in-the-app-store/marketing-externally/press-release.\nAlthough receiving positive reviews is one of the best ways to promote your app, you can also publish press releases to help get your product noticed.\nBefore you distribute a press release about your app, make sure that you reach out to press@shopify.com and let us know! If you will be mentioning Shopify, then we will need to review the release and share it with our legal team.\nThe review process can take up to a week to complete, so we recommend reaching out with your final press release as soon as possible. If you have any questions about the process or your release, please reach out to press@shopify.com and we\u2019ll get back to you as soon as we can.\nYou can follow this paragraph-by-paragraph template to write an effective press release:\nA HEADLINE THAT IS CLEAR AND TO THE POINT\nCITY, STATE, DATE - The first paragraph of your release is the most important. It should have a short summary of what you are announcing and include all critical information so that if someone only read this paragraph, they would know all major details. Typically it\u2019s best to avoid phrasing like \u201cexcited to announce,\u201d as that can be a bit overdone.\nThe second paragraph of your release can go into a bit more detail, perhaps providing background information or additional context needed.\n\u201cThis is the part of your release where you should have a quote from an executive at your company. The quote should include content is commenting on the significance of the announcement. The quote can provide color to the announcement that would otherwise not be included in the fact-based release.\u201d\nThis paragraph, if needed, can provide even more detail or even could be a chart that goes more into the features, pricing or availability specifics.\n\u201cHere\u2019s another place for a quote, perhaps from a partner or someone else at a different company who is commenting on the exciting nature of this announcement.\u201d\nFor your last paragraph, you should include a call to action such as to visit the website for additional details.\nYou should include your boilerplate at the bottom of your release.",
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        "raw_content": "Just about two weeks ago we observed Armistice Day. It meant the end of the war in which 17 million soldiers died and 20 million were wounded. We need dates to help us remember.\nIn 1969 the BeeGees had a hit song \u201cDon\u2019t forget to remember.\u201d The chorus says, \u201cIn my heart lies a memory, to tell the stars above. Don\u2019t forget, to remember me my love.\u201d\nDon\u2019t forget to remember. The Bible has the same message:\n\u2026 then when you eat and are satisfied, be careful that you do not forget the Lord, who brought you out of Egypt, out of the land of slavery. (Deuteronomy 6:11\u201312, NIV)\nIsrael were reminded of different things:\nRemember that you were slaves in Egypt and that the Lord your God brought you out of there with a mighty hand and an outstretched arm\u2026 (Deuteronomy 5:15, NIV)\nMoses also told them to remember something else:\nRemember this and never forget how you aroused the anger of the Lord your God in the wilderness. From the day you left Egypt until you arrived here, you have been rebellious against the Lord. (Deuteronomy 9:7, NIV)\nIn fact, the different feasts of Israel were designed for remembrance: Passover, The Feast of the Weeks, and the Purim Feast.\nOur reading from John chapter 7 takes us to Jerusalem during the Feast of the Tabernacles. The Feast of Tabernacles was designed to help the people remember the Exodus from Egypt; it reminded the Jews of their wandering and dwelling in booths in the wilderness (Leviticus 23:43).\nSleeping and living in the temporary shelters they needed to remember how God provided for them: He gave them manna, meat in the form of quals, and protection from their enemy. He dwelt with them \u2013 right in there midst in the tabernacle. He ministered mercy to them in the form of priests and sacrifices. And they remembered how He provided water out of the rock \u2013 the last place anyone thought water could come from.\nJesus, the Father\u2019s Word\nLet\u2019s keep in mind the words of John in chapter 1:\nNow the Word became flesh and took up residence among us. We saw his glory\u2014the glory of the one and only, full of grace and truth, who came from the Father. (John 1:14, NET)\nThis \u201ctook up residence\u201d takes us to a word, which for centuries before John wrote his Gospel, plainly just meant \u201cpitching a tent\u201d. Israel\u2019s Old Testament history is shaped by tent-living. Even God\u2019s presence in Israel during the journey through the desert is expressed in Him living in the Tent of Meeting, or the Tabernacle, which was a tent. In some sense then John says that God again in the Jesus Christ made his residence (or tabernacle) with his people.\nJohn also right in the beginning of his Gospel introduced Jesus as the Word, who was with God and who was God.\nSo, in our reading today, when Jesus appeared in Jerusalem during the Feast of the Tabernacles is extremely significant. More so when Jesus started to preach,\n\u201cMy teaching is not from me, but from the one who sent me.If anyone wants to do God\u2019s will, he will know about my teaching, whether it is from God or whether I speak from my own authority. (John 7:16\u201317, NET)\nChrist is the Word of the Father. There were many other rabbis present in Jerusalem during festivals. It was almost like schools and boarding schools showcasing their curricular excellency, as well as their extra-curricular programs to attract students. Every rabbi showcased his knowledge to attract students for their schools. But Jesus did not draw attention to Himself; that would push Him on the foreground, and not the Father.\nAnd purely because He was from the Father, and because He was God, He completely fulfilled all the requirements of the Law of Moses. In spite of the fact that He never disobeyed the Law, and yet the leaders wanted to kill Him. They might have been good rabbis and teachers, but they had no grasp of the Law, which was about Him. They were concerned about a man carrying his bed on a Sabbath after he had been paralysed for 38 years, but not about his well-being. They did whatever they could to circumcise a child on the Sabbath day to make a Jew of him, but Jesus fulfilled the Law in a different way. Listen:\nBut if a male child is circumcised on the Sabbath so that the law of Moses is not broken, why are you angry with me because I made a man completely well on the Sabbath? (John 7:23, NET)\nThe journey through the desert for Israel always meant that something better will come: a permanent land, homes , and most of all freedom to worship God. But the land which Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Joseph, David and others by faith saw \u2013 which is heaven, the home not built by hands, but by Christ \u2013 they lost sight of. And now Christ stood in their midst \u2013 God who tabernacled with them, the the Lamb of God who took away the sins of the world, the One declared to them by the Holy Spirit that He is indeed the Son of God \u2013 and the only thing they wanted to do to Him was to kill Him.\nMy friend, our message is not about a man who lived 2000 years ago. Our message is about the God/man, Christ, who took up residence amongst us \u2013 indeed, the Man who fulfilled the demands of the Law of Moses to become our righteousness. Before him we bow and Him we worship as Lord and Saviour because we have seen his glory, the glory of the one and only who came from the Father.\nSome people in Jerusalem heard Him teach, and saw Hm perform miracles. They had different opinions about Him. Some thought He was indeed the Messiah, the Son of God, and they believed in Him. Others ridiculed Him. The Pharisees issued an edict for his death. Where do you stand with Him?\nChrist \u2013 the Father\u2019s mission\nListen to what our Lord says:\nI have not come on my own initiative, but the One who sent Me is true. You do not know him, but I know Him, because I have come from Him and He sent Me.\u201d (John 7:28\u201329, NET)\nListen carefully to the words of our Lord: The Father sent Him. He knows the Father because He came from the Father. But we don\u2019t know the Father. Do we now understand why Jesus said that He is the gate (John 10:7-9); and later on He said, \u201cNo one comes to the Father but by Me\u201d? (John 14:6). Peter said to the Jewish Council,\n\u201cAnd there is salvation in no one else, for there is no other name under heaven given among people by which we must be saved.\u201d (Acts 4:12, NET)\nThe mission on which God sent Jesus had one purpose: through his life, death and resurrection those who by nature do not know the Father may get to know Him.\nTo underscore this the Pharisees and other who did not believe in Him had no idea what our Lord talked about when He told them that He would be with them for only a short time and then He would go away. But because of their unbelief and stubbornness of heart they could not follow \u2013 they rejected the only One who could take them to the Father. \u201cIf you knew Me, you would have known my Father also.\u201d (John 7:19) The opposite is painfully true: \u201cIf you don\u2019t know Me, you would not know my Father.\u201d\nHow different was the circumstance in John 14 when Jesus spoke to his disciples about the same thing. They were troubled about Him going to the Father, but He comforted them and assured them that He is going to prepare a place for them and that He will come back again to take them to the Father.\nHere we are again confronted with the fact of the mission of Christ: to make the Father known to us and to take us to the Father. He is the only One who can do it. The Pharisees banked on their now righteousness of good works of the Law. It leads us to the question: What do you bank on to go to heaven? There is no backdoor into heaven.\nChrist \u2013 the Father\u2019s provision\nThis takes us to verse 37:\nOn the last and greatest day of the festival, Jesus stood and said in a loud voice, \u201cLet anyone who is thirsty come to me and drink. Whoever believes in me, as Scripture has said, rivers of living water will flow from within them.\u201d (John 7:37\u201338, NIV)\nThis day had the special distinction that it was the last festival day in the entire Jewish church year and was called \u201cthe last good day\u201d, \u201cthe sacred close of the year\u201d.\nEach morning during the seven days of the feast, at the time of the sacrifice, a priest proceeded to the fountain of Siloah with a golden pitcher, filled it with water, and, accompanied by a solemn procession, bore it to the altar of burnt sacrifice, pouring the water, together with the contents of a pitcher of wine from the drink offering, into two perforated flat bowls. The trumpets sounded, and the people sang Isa. 12:3, \u201cTherefore with joy shall ye draw water out of the wells of salvation.\u201d It was a remembrance of the water that gushed out of the rock at Meribah as we read about it today in Exodus 17.\nAs the first redeemer (Moses) caused the spring to arise when he divided the rock in Horeb, so the last Redeemer will cause water to rise up, as it is written: A fountain shall come forth of the house of God.\nPaul in 1 Corinthians 10:4 refers to the rock in the desert as Christ. Without that water in the desert the people would have died. Without Christ there is no life. He is God\u2019s provision for life. The women at the well drank of this water and she never thirsted again. He who believes in Christ will never hunger or thirst again (John 6:35). His Spirit gives the new birth and makes us children of God, not born of the will of a man, but born of God. This is the only way we can know God!\nIt\u2019s unwise to forget to remember. 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        "raw_content": "Home | Blog | Retirement Planning | What is a Probate?\nProbate is the process that proves the will of the deceased is valid by administering the estate. Estate is everything owned by the person who has passed away. Once the probate is granted, all beneficiaries in the will are entitled for their shares and possessions from the deceased\u2019s will.\nThe estate could be made up of one or all of the following:\nMoney (cash at hand, money at the bank or building society account)\nProperty (home, flat, apartment etc.)\nPersonal possessions (record label collections, ceramics and china set, cars, jewelry etc.)\n1. Check if there is a will: A) If there is a will, an executor can apply to get a grant of representation to probate. B) If there is no will, an administrator will be appointed to apply for a grant of representation, known as Letters of Administration.\n2. Pay Inheritance Tax. The executor or the administrator will work out the total value of the estate. Thereafter, depending on the value, pay Inheritance Tax on or before 6 months from the date the person passed away.\n3. Pay off unpaid dues or debts. If the deceased owes money to people, in terms of \u2013 credit card, mortgage, rent, fuel, utility bills, bank overdrafts etc. \u2013 this will be taken out from the value of the estate. This also includes expenses and fees including solicitor\u2019s fees and probate fees.\n4. Sharing out the estate by distribution of assets, finances and possessions as set out in the will to entitled beneficiaries.\nThe Executor and the Administrator\nExecutor: There could be one or more appointed executors by the deceased. This individual (s) will be responsible for obtaining the probate \u2013 carrying out the wishes of the deceased.\nAdministrator: An appointed legal representative in circumstances where the deceased has no will, an invalid will, there are no executors named, or executors are unwilling to act upon. Instead of a probate, the administrator will be responsible for obtaining letters of administration.\nWhy let your loved ones experience a trail of stress and costs? Let there be no family feuds, financial struggles and a burden on everyone\u2019s shoulders. Offer a peace of mind to them by ensuring all affairs are well taken care of.\nHolborn Assets specializes in wills and trusts. Our expertise spans across the UAE and the UK with experience in will-writing services over a decade. Let us offer you a step-by-step guidance through the entire process of drawing up your will.",
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        "raw_content": "Lagos hookup guide advises how to pick up girls and where to find them. The best nightclubs and top places for dating in Lagos are listed in this single man\u2019s travel guide. Read more how to date beautiful women and how to get laid in Lagos, Nigeria.\nSkyline of Lagos Island\nLagos is the most populous and most developed city in Nigeria. Formerly the country's capital, the city of Lagos is popular for its energetic nightlife and lavish lifestyle, and it is home to the hottest girls in Nigeria. Over 9 million people reside in Lagos.\nLagos Top 10 Overview:\nNightlife in general: 4.5 / 5\nThe chances of picking up girls are relatively high. It is easier to pick up girls when you are good looking and very conversational. A good sense of humour is also helpful.\nNigerian girls are one of the most beautiful in the world. The Miss World contest has been won by a Nigerian before. This tells you about how good looking a lot of Nigerian girls are. It is no news that some of the most beautiful girls in Nigeria are found in Lagos. Therefore, it will be quite easy to hook up with a lot of pretty girls.\nGirls in Lagos are generally open minded. Due to much exposure they are mostly accommodating. The average Lagos girl is fun loving and loves to party almost every weekend. For foreigners, it is easy to catch the attention of a Lagos girl.\nLagos is divided into two major parts. The Island and the Mainland. Also, there are two major classes of girls in Lagos. The higher class and the lower class. The higher classed girls are usually found on the Island while the lower classed girls are found on the Mainland.\nMap of Lagos' initial city boundaries\nCost of living on the Island is higher than the cost of living on the Mainland. Because of this, most girls found on the Island are usually wealthy or at least financially comfortable. There are also wealthy girls on the Mainland but they are less common than wealthy girls on the Island.\nWhen it comes to physical appearance, there is a wide variety to be found in Lagos. There are tall girls, short girls, light skinned girls, dark skinned girls. Like most African girls, Lagos girls have good bodies. The average girl either has big boobs or a big ass. There are also a lot of girls who have the perfect combination of a good face, big boobs and a big ass.\nMost girls with natural African hair have dark colored hair (mostly black or dark brown). However, it is common to see girls using artificial attachments or wigs.\nLagos is a city known for having a lot of older women who are interested in younger men. Most of them are wealthy (sugar mummies) and are looking for long or short term relationships with younger men. There are also some who are only interested in one night stands. The best places to meet mature ladies are at gyms and massage spots. Most older women who frequent such places are more likely to be into younger men because they go to these places in order to look good in order to catch the attention of young men. Also, there are online dating sites such as afrointroductions, sugarmummyapp and lagosparol where older women can be met.\nIkeja City Mall (ICM)\nAddress: 5, Obafemi Awolowo Way, Alausa, Ikeja, Lagos\nIkeja City Mall is one of the biggest shopping malls in Nigeria and West Africa. Housing over 100 different stores, the mall is always full with people. This makes it a hot spot for meeting people, especially people of the opposite sex. There are some activities that you can carry out at the Ikeja City Mall which can increase your chances of linking up with a girl. Ikeja City Mall contains a large number of places where you can get something to eat. Places such as Spurs (where Native American dishes are served), KFC (where fast food is served), Cold Stone Creamery (where ice cream is sold). The mall also has a cinema, called Silverbird Cinemas. Both Nigerian and foreign movies are shown at the cinema at affordable prices. There is also the option of cloth shopping at the Nike, Adidas and Puma stores. The mall is generally open from 9am - 9pm.\nPalms Shopping Mall Lekki\nAddress: 1, Bisway Street, Maroko, Lekki, Lagos\nThe Palms Shopping Mall offers a wide chance of meeting new people due to its larger size and popularity. Part of the features include several food stores and restaurants such as; Cold Stone, On the Run, Soul Lounge, Caffe Vergnano, Charcoal Food Outlet, Chocolat Royale. There is also a high standard cinema called Genesis Deluxe Cinema and a bowling bar (Let's Go Bowling Bar). Other things to be gotten at the mall are fashion items, clothing accessories, telecommunication gadgets, books, and furniture. The mall is open between 9am and 8pm.\nInside the Palms Shopping Mall\nCafe Neo is a Nigerian-owned chain of coffee shops. Known for its quality taste and variety of coffee drinks, there are always a number of ladies going there to have moments of relaxation. It isn't unusual to strike up a conversation with a random stranger over a cup of coffee. Cafe Neo outlets are established at different locations in Lagos such as:\n1436, Lafayette Mall, Sanusi Fafunwa Street, Victoria Island. Monday - Friday (7am - 8pm), Saturday (10am - 6pm), Sunday (closed)\n1st Floor, E-center, Sabo-Yaba, Lagos. Monday - Saturday (8am - 8pm), Sunday (10am - 7pm)\nUBA House, 57, Marina. Monday to Friday (8am - 4pm), Saturday - Sunday (closed)\n12E Emperor Chopsticks Plaza, Admiralty way, Lekki Phase 1. Monday - Friday (7am - 6pm), Saturday - Sunday (7am - 4pm)\nAddress: 168 Awolowo Road, Ikoyi, Lagos.\nThe Jazzhole has been described as \"A haven for music, literature and art\". It is a bookstore, a music store and it also serves as an avenue for art exhibition. With its peaceful setting, the Jazzhole is frequently visited by people who have a taste in reading books and listening to classical music. It is easy to relate with strangers at the Jazzhole because you most likely share the same interests. There is also a Mini restaurant where coffee and homemade cakes are sold.\nOpening hours: Mondays-Saturdays: 9am - 8:30pm, Sundays: 4pm - 6:30pm\nLagos is a city that comes alive at night. The whole beauty of Lagos becomes more visible after dark. After the stress of daily activities, a lot of people use the night time to relax and have a good time. Night time is an excellent time to get girls because a lot of girls might be busy during the day and are free at night. Also, a lot of girls might not want to be seen with men during the day in order to uphold a good reputation, so they prefer the night time to meet up and socialize. Among the girls you can meet, there are regular girls who are looking for fun and there are also professional sex workers looking to make some money. Both categories of girls can be found in different locations, ranging from nightclubs to hotels to private house parties. Musical shows and concerts are also good places where girls can be found at night.\nLuxury Nightclubs:\nClub Quilox\nAddress: 873, Ozumba Mbadiwe Ave, Victoria Island, Lagos.\nQuilox is probably the most popular nightclub in Nigeria. It is also the biggest nightclub in Nigeria and one of the biggest in Africa. It is frequented by high class members of the society due to the high price list, with cost of drinks ranging from $20-$900. Due to it's high level of luxury, Quilox is often frequented by celebrities and other important personalities, Nigerian and foreign. The club also has a restaurant where exotic meals and drinks are served. Part of the club's features is an ultra modern swimming pool where pool parties are frequently organized. Other features include karaoke (from 4pm to 11pm). Quilox also boasts VIP and soundproof VVIP sections. The club can be visited during opening hours and table reservations can be made online.\nOpening Hours: Sunday: 10PM\u20134:30AM, Monday: Closed, Tuesday: Closed, Wednesday: 10PM\u20134:30AM, Thursday: Closed, Friday: 10PM\u20135AM, Saturday: 10PM\u20135AM.\nAddress: 234B, Adeola Odeku Street, Victoria Island, Lagos.\nAlso very popular in Nigeria, Escape is a high grade nightclub which is notable for the number of celebrities that visit frequently. The club is known for its quality customer reception service, as members of staff are very welcoming and accommodating, treating their guests like friends. There is also a large number of bouncers who are in place to ensure the safety of those visiting the nightclub. The prices of some of the most popular drinks sold at Escape Nightlife are: Ace of Spades \u2013 N150,000 ($411), Dom Perignon \u2013 N100,000 ($274), Gold Label \u2013 N50,000 ($137), Moet Rose \u2013 N60,000 ($164), Ciroc \u2013 N55,000 ($150), Cristal \u2013 N150,000 ($411). Depending on changes in the conversion rate, the prices might vary from time to time.\nOpening Hours: Monday \u2013 Friday: 10am \u2013 5pm. Friday \u2013 Saturday: 11pm \u2013 5am.\nAddress: 57 Awolowo Road, Ikoyi, Lagos.\nClub 57 is an ideal place to eat, drink and party at the same time. Like every other high scale nightclub, there are numerous girls looking to have a good time. The club boasts three floors where people can dance to good music. There are also tables and sofas for relaxing in the VIP section. The opening days for the club are Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays. Party time is from dusk till dawn.\nVictoria Island has a good nightlife\nYou can find many bars and nightclubs in Lagos where people like to go and party.\nThere are several places to go with a girl for a date. You can watch cool movies at the cinema, eat good food at restaurants, or go for drinks at a bar. There are also parks and gardens where you can go for quiet conversations. It is best to ask the girl where she wants to go, so that she can choose a place where she will be comfortable. Some girls might try to be modest when picking a location so that they won't seem like gold diggers, but you can encourage her to pick wherever she wants.\nOn your date, the kind of conversation that a girl likes depends on the girl. You can ask her what are interests are so that you will know what and what to talk about. However, there are some general conversations that girls like to get involved in. Together, you could talk about trending music and the popular musicians. Also, most girls are interested in talking about movies. Some girls prefer to watch and talk about Hollywood movies, some prefer Bollywood movies (Indian movies), while others prefer Nollywood movies (Nigerian movies). English is Nigeria's major language so most Lagos girls can speak fluent English. Communication should not be much of a problem, but just in case you meet a girl who is an exception, keep the English simple.\nDepending on the type of girl, you meet, she might also be interested in reading books. A lot of girls spend time reading on the Wattpad app, where they find a lot of romantic stories.\nIf a girl is comfortable enough with you, she can discuss her love life with you. Her past relationships, how they started and how they ended. Most girls like talking about their love life if you seem like someone that they can confide in.\nOnline dating sites are not very prevalent in Nigeria, but there are still a number of people who engage in online dating. The most used conventional online dating platforms are Tinder and Badoo.\nInstead of using conventional dating websites, most Nigerians use general social media apps. Most popular among these apps are Instagram, Twitter and Facebook. These apps are excellent ways to meet girls. However, on these social media platforms you have to be convincing, because a lot of Nigerian con men and scammers pretend to be foreigners on social media. So, some girls might think you are just another scammer who is trying to make money off unsuspecting victims.\nThere are no ladyboys in Nigeria that can be found on dating sites, because being gay or transsexual is illegal in the country.\nJust like anywhere else in the world, one factor that makes women attracted to men is money. Rich guys always have an advantage when it comes to meeting girls and getting them to like you.\nMost times, when girls see a foreigner on vacation, they assume that he is rich. This is because poor people hardly ever travel out of their countries for vacations. So even if you do not flaunt your wealth, they might still be attracted to you initially. However, to be 100% safe, it is best to let them know that you have money using indirect ways. Direct statements about how rich you are might make you seem proud and this can be a turn off sometimes. If the girl is a gold digger, she might not mind you stating how rich you are. The best place to show off financially is in nightclubs. If you book a table in the VIP section, girls will definitely be attracted to you. Also, girls notice the people that order the most expensive drinks. If you order the most expensive drinks, most girls will be very receptive if you approach them. Some bolder girls might walk up to you by themselves if they realize how rich you are.\nThe average girl (not a gold digger or commercial sex worker) might not want to be seen in public with men who are of foreign nationality. This is because a lot of girls who hang around foreign men are gold diggers or sex workers, so regular girls would not want people to think the same about them. Although, some bold regular girls might not mind being seen in public with foreigners. For regular girls, they prefer Black-Americans first, then Hispanics, then Whites, then Asians. Gold diggers do not really care about nationality, as long as the man is wealthy.\nWhen it comes to physical appearance, the most important factor is for you to be well dressed. Get a nice haircut, a good cologne, and nice clothes. Facial features are not too important for a foreigner, as long as your looks are decent. You do not need to have a supermodel face for high class girls to be interested in you.\nHaving expensive possessions such as a car or a boat is also helpful in picking up girls. This is because such possessions always remind girls of how rich you are. However, if you have a car and you are new to Lagos, it is advisable to hire a driver instead of driving around yourself. Driving in Lagos is not easy for strangers because of the generally rough driving of most other drivers. Also, in case of any incident that might happen, it is better if a local is driving because he will be able to handle situations better. Drivers can be hired on online platforms like driversng and rideonnigeria. If you have a boat, there are waterways on the Island where people use their private boats. Boat parties are usually organized too.\nWhen it comes to hotel accommodations, lodging in expensive hotels makes it easier to pick up girls. If you want a girl to come to visit you in a hotel room, she would be more enthusiastic if the hotel is big and popular.\nHotel reservations can be made on the airbnb website. On airbnb, there are also flats available for rent on a pay-per-night basis.\nThe number of dates that should happen before sex is dependent on you and the girl and whatever you both want. There are girls who just looking for one night stands. These girls are mostly found in nightclubs and bars. With girls like this, just one date is necessary, and that is right there and then at the nightclub where you meet.\nAlso, with sex workers, there is no need for dates or anything. Since the only objective is paid sexual satisfaction, their only requirement is that their money gets paid.\nIf there is a regular girl who you want to have sex with, the number of dates should be determined on the chemistry between you. The amount of sexual connection, and ultimately, her willingness to have sex with you.\nHowever, if you are interested in being with a girl on the long term, and probably even starting a relationship with her, it is best to delay sex till after about five or more dates. This delay is necessary so that your relationship would not be based mainly on sex. Having several dates gives you both a chance to get to know each other better on a personal level.\nLagos is a city full of people looking to make quick money. There are many people out there who want to exploit wealthy men.\nSome girls are known to secretly give sleeping drugs to men that they have sex with, and when the men are asleep, they steal their expensive possessions. Most girls who do this are sex workers who sleep with men for money. The best way to avoid this is to avoid sleeping with sex workers in the first place. However, if you intend to sleep with one, make sure that she is from a reputable organization such as massage centers and not just a random sex worker on the streets. Though, not all street sex workers engage in that kind of stealing, it is best to be safe.\nSome girls who go out to parties and nightclubs might just want to have fun on their own. So sometimes, they bring friends along to act as cockblockers. A lot of times, girls in groups are not as accommodating as girls who are alone. If a girl comes around with friends, it is best to approach her with your own friends, so that your friends can distract hers.\nWhen you begin to get involved with a girl, you should try to find out if the girl has a boyfriend or not, to avoid any risk of having to face a jealous boyfriend. Sometimes girl who has a boyfriend might lie that she is single, in order to keep you attracted to her. This happens especially if she feels that her boyfriend is not rich enough to take care of her and she sees you as someone wealthy. Also, she might just be interested in getting down with a foreigner. Even if a girl claims to be single, you can ask a local who knows a lot about girls in a particular social circle. They might provide some helpful information about the girl of interest.\nIf you are getting involved with a girl, that is, going on regular dates with her, the question of her family might come into play. Most families who belong to the higher class of Lagosians do not really mind if their daughter or sister is getting involved with a foreigner, since they themselves are used to relating with foreigners.\nAlso, some families of girls who belong to the lower class might not mind too. They might see it as a good thing that their daughter or sister is getting involved with a rich foreigner, especially if you send money and/or gifts to members of her family, particular her parents and siblings. This is not the case for everyone though. There are Nigerians who are traditionalists, and who believe in preserving the African culture. Families who fall into this category might not support you having a relationship with the lady of interest, especially if she is close to marriage age.\nIt should not be surprising that the best way to get laid as soon as possible is to patronize a sex worker. It is very unlikely that a girl who you just met would want to have sex with you if she is just a regular girl that does not give sex for money. The chances are a lot less during the day. During the night time, it is possible to find a regular girl in the club who wants to have a one night stand, but you have to be sure that she is not a sex worker. Sleeping with a sex worker without the intention of paying her can end up in a very embarrassing way.\nYour best options to get laid with a regular girl in Lagos is using the dating apps or searching for girls from nightclubs who are willing to have some fun.\nGold diggers are quite common in Lagos. A lot of girls are interested in having short term or long term sexual relationship with wealthy men in order to get mostly financial benefits. These girls are found on the university campuses in Lagos and in nightclubs.\nThere are a number of swinger clubs in Lagos but their locations are kept secret. Most times, swinger club activities are organized by private individuals at private locations, and are not open to the general public. Also, there are a number of beaches in Lagos, but none of them are nudist beaches.\nThe closest thing to swinger clubs in Lagos are the strip clubs. There are many strip clubs with hot strippers. These strip clubs function mainly at night. A few are mentioned below:\nAddress: 17, Joel Ogunnaike Street, Ikeja GRA, Ikeja, Lagos.\nThe Cave is one of the most expensive strip clubs in Lagos. This club generally has no entrance fee to the external bar, but in order to gain entrance into the main stripper room, a fee of N5000 ($13.7) must be paid. In the strip club, for a lap dance, a payment ranging from N2,000 ($5.5) to N5,000 ($13.7) is made. A lap dance lasts between five to ten minutes. Also, there are several private strip rooms which serve as the VIP section. To get a VIP room costs between N20,000 ($55) and 30,000 ($82). When the VIP payment is made, you have the room to yourself for the night and you do not need to pay extra money to strippers for a lap dance and any other service rendered.\nAddress: 70B, Allen Avenue, Ikeja, Lagos.\nLess expensive than The Cave, Wall Street Pub has an entrance fee of N2000 ($5.5) on weekdays and N3000 ($8.2) during the weekend. A lap dance costs a minimum of N1000 ($2.75) and the duration is between five and ten minutes. Each of the VIP rooms costs between N4000 ($11) and N5000 ($13.7). In the VIP section, some strippers go as far as giving oral sex. There are also bedrooms where people can have sex with strippers for about N12,000 ($33) per night.\nBeer in a grocery shop: US$0.82 - $2.75\nBeer in a bar or restaurant: US$1.37 - $5.51\nMeal in a restaurant: US$1.37 - $13.7\nIn Lagos, there are hotels close to most hangout spots. Hotel owners realize the need to build hotels close to nightclubs, so you can move easily from a hangout to your room. The prices of hotel accommodation differs depending on the standard and the location of the hotel. On the average, a 3-star hotel costs about $40 per night and a 5-star hotel costs about $160 per night. However, these prices are just average prices. Some luxury hotels can be as expensive as $1500 per night and some low grade hotels can be as cheap as $15. However, these prices differ from time to time due to economic changes.\nThere are also flats (ranging from one to four bedrooms) which are available for rent on a pay-per-night basis. Hotel room and flat reservations can be made in person or on online platforms like airbnb.\nLagos is home to Murtala Muhammed International Airport (MMIA). It is located only 4km to the capital of Lagos. This airport is the busiest airport in Nigeria and West Africa, with over 7 million passengers each year. Major hotels like Sheraton Hotel and Best Western Lagos Hotel are located close to the airport. Bus services are usually arranged to transport customers from the hotels to the airport. Due to the size and popularity of Lagos, most major cities in the world have direct or indirect flight routes to Lagos.\nThe common bus transport systems in Lagos are the regular yellow coloured buses called the \"molue\" or \"danfo\". These buses have designated routes and most times, each bus has a conductor and they are mostly privately owned. However, \"danfo\" buses are not usually patronized by foreigners because boarding the buses and moving around is quite stressful. Lagosians are easily identified by the way they struggle vigorously to enter buses. The struggle is due to the high population of people living in Lagos. The other type of buses in Lagos are the BRT buses which are long blue buses and the BRT system is run by LAMATA, a government organization. They are also more convenient that the regular \"danfo\" buses. They have air conditioning and people queue up calmly when entering unlike the \"danfo\" buses where it is \"every man for himself\".\nThere are several options when it comes to moving around Lagos in a car. Apart from driving yourself, there are passenger pick up services such as Uber and Taxify which operate in almost all the major parts of Lagos. There are particular restrictions when it comes to a tourist driving around. However, you can hire a car from online platforms like carrentals, sixt and avis. You can also hire a driver from online platforms like driversng and rideonnigeria.\nLagos Railway Mass Transit in Lagos is currently under construction.\nWhen it comes to boat transportation, there are certain ferry companies that have boats that transport people back and forth, between the Mainland and the Island. Some people who patronize these ferries claim that the journeys are less stressful than sitting in Lagos traffic for hours. Some of these companies are Metro Ferry and Sea Coach Ferry Services.\nThere are also boats that move from Lagos and are headed to neighboring countries like Cameroon. Other boat movements are by people who own private yachts.\nLagos Traffic:\nAnother notable aspect of Lagos is the traffic jams. Lagos is the smallest state in Nigeria in terms of geographical size but one of the most populated. This means that a lot of people are living in a very small space. Thus, Lagos is jam packed. The best way to avoid the hold ups is the understand the flow and structure of the city.\nLagos is divided in the two major parts. The Mainland (where the middle class and lower class live) and the Island (where the higher class live). A lot of business establishments are set up on the Island since it is where a lot of the Lagos money is made and spent.\nDuring weekdays in the morning, the direction of traffic is from the Mainland to the Island, since most people live on the Mainland and work on the Island. When it becomes evening, the direction of traffic flow reverses when people close at work on the Island and begin to return home on the Mainland. So, in the evenings, traffic jams occur on the roads leading to the Mainland from the Island.\nIf you want to move about Lagos without encountering too much traffic, there are three main periods of time that are best to move about.\nFirst, very early in the morning (4am - 5am), when most people are still at home. Sometimes, this is not very effective, since some people trying to get to work early might also leave home early.\nSecond, late morning or early afternoon (10am - 1pm). At this time, most workers have already arrived at work so the roads are not as jam packed as they might have been around 6am - 9am when most people would be moving around.\nThird, late night (from 9pm or 10pm), when most people are back indoors. Most workers close at work between 2pm and 4pm so the roads are usually blocked until from late afternoon till night. It is usually at late nights that the roads become empty. A lot of workers now wait at the office until it is night before they leave their office so that they can have a smooth ride home.\nHowever, if you intend to move around early in the morning and late in the night, you should be extra careful. Some criminal minded people might want to take advantage of the fact that the streets are empty and attack or rob you. Just in case you fall victim of such a robbery, it is important that most robbers are armed with guns or knives. So, it is best to be calm and fully cooperative to avoid getting physically harmed.\nApart from cars and buses, motorcycles are also a major form of transport in Lagos. Though, they are mainly used when passengers need to enter inner roads where most public buses do not enter. These minor roads are not part of the major routes taken by the buses. Motorcycles might carry one or two adults, depending on the passengers specifications and the nature of the road that is to be taken. The local motorcycles and their drivers are called \"bike\" or \"okada\". While most motorcycles are simply flagged down by calling out or whistling, there is a pick-up motorcycle service in Lagos called Gokada. Gokada works like other pick-up services such as Uber and Taxify. When the mobile app is downloaded, the nearest Gokada motorcycle rider can be seen and called via his mobile number which is available on the app. The Gokada service is safer than regular \"okada\" rides because the rider and the passenger are assigned with standard helmets unlike regular riders. Also, all riders have their profiles submitted to officiating personnel of the app, so that complaints can be made in case a rider does something inappropriate like riding recklessly.\nIt is quite easy for a foreigner, especially out of Africa to get a visa into Nigeria. If you are coming to Lagos for a short period of time - maybe a vacation - it is best to apply for a tourist visa. Applications can be made on the home page of Nigeria Immigration Portal. The requirements for a tourist visa are written below:\n1. Passport valid for at least 6 months\n3. Two recent passport size photographs\n4. A Letter of Invitation from a company/host in Nigeria accepting immigration responsibility\n5. Visitors/Tourists are required to show evidence of sufficient funds\n6. Nigeria Immigration Service Visa Payment Receipt and Visa Acknowledgement Receipt\nMost times, it is easier to employ the services of travel agencies in your country. They would handle most application, flight and accommodation processes for a fee.\nWith its high population and thriving IT scene, Lagos is a haven for digital nomads. Among its features are coworking spaces, entrepreneurs, freelancers, broadband internet and tech hubs. There is good internet connectivity, with WiFi networks and other service providers having 4G connectivity. There are also numerous spots to relax and work at the same time such as the hotels mentioned above. A working visa is not really necessary. So if you love traveling while working on your laptop, Lagos is a good place to be.\nThere are four main network providers in Nigeria (MTN, Airtel, 9mobile and Globacom), all of which are fast in most parts of Lagos with 4G connectivity available. There are also several WiFi router companies such as Spectranet, SWIFT Networks Limited, SMILE Communications Nigeria and IPNX Nigeria. They also offer 4G connectivity in most parts of Lagos. These different networks offer a wide range of data plans. Commonly used plans range from $7 - $14 for 10GB. There are also free WiFi spots in designated areas such as: Murtala Muhammed International Airport 2, The University of Lagos, Ikeja City Mall (ICM), The Palms Lekki and Computer Village in Ikeja. There is the option of cyber cafes which are mostly open from 8am-7pm.\nWhen it comes to making phone calls, airtime of N100 lasts for about 15 minutes for most of these telecommunication companies.\nMost forms of betting and gambling are illegal in Nigeria under Chapter 22 of the Criminal Code. There are a few exceptions such as skill based card games, backgammon and the national lottery. There are a few licensed casinos in the country.\nAddress: 6-8 Ahmadu Bello Way, Victoria Island, Lagos\nThe Federal Palace Casino is one of the few licensed casinos in Nigeria. It is located in the lobby area in the hall within the Federal Palace Hotel at the address given above.\nThe Federal Palace Casino has over 100 state-of-the-art slot machines. At the Federal Palace Casino, there is definitely a slot machine which can cater for your gaming budget, no matter how little it might be. Various slot machines allow you to play with denominations ranging from as little as $0.01 to $0.5.\nHours: Monday \u2013 Friday: 12pm - 3:15am, Saturday, Sunday & Public holidays: 10am - 3:15am\nThere are five game tables at the Federal Palace Casino. The game tables offer Black Jack and Hold\u2019Em Poker and you can place your bets at an American Roulette table.\nHours: Monday \u2013 Sunday: 7pm - 3am\nAddress: 2/4, Adetokunbo Ademola Street, Victoria Island, Eti Osa, Lagos, Nigeria\nLocated on the Lagos Island, The Green Lion Casino is known for its high hospitality standards and its relaxed environment. At the tables, there is a wide variety of games available such as Texas Poker, Baccarat, Omaha, Roulette, Black Jack, and Caribbean poker. There are also lots of slot machines available. The Casino is open 24/7.\nAnother form of gambling in Nigeria is sports betting. There are numerous indigenous sports betting sites, most of which offer a maximum winnable amount of N40 million ($110,162). Nigerians mostly bet on football matches. The betting platforms have offices where people go to place bets, but it is more convenient to carry out betting online on betting websites. Some of the platforms include: bet9ja, nairabet, betking, betway, 360bet, surebet247, merrybet, and supabet.\nNormally, weed and most drugs are illegal in Nigeria and the police usually arrest people caught smoking or in possession of weed and other drugs. Most times, these policemen can be bribed with high amounts of money. However, there are some locations in Lagos where the police do not come to make arrests. These places are well known spots that people go to get high and are quite safe. Places like Elegushi Beach at Lekki Phase 1 and the New Africa Shrine at Ikeja. Strains of weed popular in Lagos are Arizona, Loud, SK, Colorado, and Pawpaw. Generally, weed is often called \"blaw\" or \"blow\" or \"trees\" or \"grass\". Weed can be bought at those safe places mentioned earlier. At the New Afrika Shrine, most of the food being sold contains some amount of weed and it is a very good place to come and get high while listening to good music by live bands and sometimes celebrity musicians. The price of weed depends on the particular strain been sold, but on the average, weed is not expensive. Other drugs often used are Tramadol (Trams), Codeine (Coda), and Refnol (Ref). They are mostly pills and syrups and they can be gotten at local pharmacies. It is advisable to buy these drugs at pharmacies that are managed by young guys. Other foreign drugs like LSD and coke are hard to find and very expensive. Another place to get high without risk of police arrest is inside private estates. People who live in most private estates are wealthy people who have high connections, so the police do not bother to enter such estates to arrest anyone. Students in Lagos universities also have some safe spots inside the campus. Some nightclubs do not allow smoking of weed, but they allow shisha (hookah) instead.\nDue to its high population and high revenue, Lagos has a large number of good hospitals which meet up to world standard. Popular among the hospitals are First Consultant Hospital (the hospital where the Ebola outbreak in Nigeria was treated and stopped), Lagos State University Hospital (LASUTH), Eko Hospital, and Reddington Hospital. In case of any health issue, it is best to ask around for the hospital closest to you. Avoid local clinics because even if their treatment is cheap, some of them have quack doctors or low quality equipment. Generally, it is better to seek treatment at government owned hospitals rather than private hospitals because they offer healthcare at cheaper prices and they are usually better equipped than private hospitals. This is because of government funding which subsidizes the cost of healthcare.\nFitness and Gyms:\nAs expected in such a mega city, there are hundreds of gyms and fitness centers in Lagos. If you stay in a proper hotel, you are most likely to have access to free gym services, courtesy of the hotel. If not, you can always do a search on the internet for a gym close to you. You can also ask people around for the closest standard gyms.\nThere are numerous massage spots in Lagos that tend to both male and female customers. Some of these massage spots are run by Nigerians, while others are run by foreigners, mainly Asians. While some massage spots are strictly for massages alone, others are also for sexual services which usually come after the massage. If a client is interested in sexual activities, he/she asks for a \"happy ending\". Depending on how much a client is willing to pay, the \"happy ending\" could be a hand job, a blow job or sex. However, you should be careful regarding the massage spots you visit since not all massage spots offer sexual services. In order to avoid an embarrassing situation, it is best to ask the management staff if the establishment offers \"happy endings\", before you even begin the massage. The names and locations of such massage spots are usually kept secret and are known by people within certain circles. Most people who patronize these spots are foreigners, since natives prefer to go to a brothel for sex, in order to save cost.\nAs expected in any big city, there are cases of people STDs. However, these STDs are easily preventable by using protection. Condoms are available in local pharmacies and there is hardly any street that doesn't have a pharmacy.\nIn general, Lagos has become a much safer place to visit than before, with the state spending huge budgets on security with police patrol cars, CCTV cameras (though this isn't always the case). etc. But beware of deals or businesses that sound too good to be true (especially e-mails soliciting your help), and do not openly flaunt your possessions, especially in public places.\nWhile it is rare for a tourist to be a victim of a violent crime, it is still wise to stay safe and be alert, especially during late night outings. Stick to crowded streets and make sure to go out in groups as against going out alone.\nLagosians are generally nice and friendly people, most of whom will readily offer directions to you if you are lost.\nThings to watch out for in Lagos\nLagos has a reputation for having many people who are involved in elaborate scams. Foreigners are usual targets, since most foreigners visiting Lagos are wealthy and mostly naive when it comes to being streetwise. You might have someone come up to you, offering something that has high value for a low price. A lot of times, those goods being offered might be faulty or stolen. In such situations, politely decline the offer and walk away.\nAnother popular form of scams in Lagos is currency exchange scams. Con artists pretend to be currency exchange traders. As a foreigner, you might be wanting to change your foreign cash currency to Naira in order to spend it in Nigeria. Some of these scammers actually give you the currency, but sometimes the currency offered would be fake. The safest way to change your currency is to visit a bank.\nAnother prominent form of scams is property scams. Someone might offer a piece of land or a house for sale or rent. 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        "raw_content": "FATHER'S DAY: A MAN OF GOD ESTABLISHES CHURCH\nA MAN OF GOD ESTABLISHES A CHURCH IN CANADA\nToday, June 14, 2008 is Father's Day and millions of people all over the world celebrate Father's Day in honour of their fathers. My father had been called back to the Lord after serving God faithfully for over 32 years in Ipoh, the capital of Perak, Malaysia as the minister of our church and in 1973 came to Toronto where God led him to establish His first church in Canada (1979).\nIt is by the will of our Lord God to establish His church here in Canada in the early seventies. The non-denominational church is indigenious to China and was established in 1917 in Beijing. In 1973, Britannica Encyclopedia wrote that the church was the third largest church in China. When China became a Communist country, the church was shut down and moved its headquarters to Taiwan. The International Assembly also has its headquarters in Los Angeles. My father was the second or third generation Chinese in Malaysia, I am not quite sure. His father was a court interpreter in Ipoh, Perak (the silver state) in Malaysia. We are Hakka Chinese like the ex Governor General Adrienne Clarkson of Canada.\nWho are the Hakkas?\nHakka - An Important Chinese Cultural Group\nAsiawind.com\nThe Hakkas are a unique ethnic group of \"Han\" Chinese originally active in the Yellow River area. They are thought to be one of the earliest \"Han\" settlers in China. One theory has it that many of the early Hakkas were \"royal bloods\". The truth may be more complicated than that. It is highly likely that while Hakka may be a stronghold of Han culture, Hakka people also have married other ethnic groups and adopted their cultures during the long migration history of 2000 years. Due to the infusion of other ethnic groups from the northwest, north and northeast, these original settlers gradually migrated south and settled in Jiangxi, Fujian, and Guangdong. They were called Hakka by the locals when they first settled in. This term has been used since by non-Hakka and Hakka people, and in international publications. The spelling \"Hakka\" is derived from the pronunciation in Hakka dialect ( pronounced as \"haagga\" in Hakka and \"kejia\" in Mandarin).\nOCCUPATION OF MALAYSIA\nStudent Essay on Malaysia\n\"Due to its strategic position, as far as maritime trading and warfare goes, Malaysia has always been an extremely popular country as far as colonization goes. For Malaysia, it was empire after empire competing for the key real estate.\nIn 1511, it was the Portuguese, followed by the Dutch in after a fierce battle. In 1795, when the Netherlands was captured during the Napoleonic Wars Malaysia was given to the British to prevent it falling to the French. It was returned to the Dutch in 1818 under the treaty of Vienna but was later exchanged by the British for Bangkahulu, Sumatra. From 1826 until the Second World War, the British reigned over Malaysia and various other countries in the area.\nPortuguese Malacca (1511-1641)\nDutch Malacca (1641-1824)\nKingdom of Sarawak (1841-1946)\nBritish Malaya (1874-1946)\nFamily Photo in Malaysia\nMy Father's Profession as a Teacher in Malaysia\nThe Chinese people were fairly influential in Malaysia during the British occupation of Malaysia. Most of the professionals like doctors, lawyers, dentists were all Chinese. Our family, being educated in English for three generations and many not knowing how to read or write in Chinese do not have the option of going to China. Some Chinese migrated to Australia, United Kingdom and Canada where they might be able to fit into the society because of their knowledge of English. By profession, he was a teacher in the Methodist School for boys until his retirement in his fifty-fifth year of his life. He taught English, art, wood work or carpentry and also in charge of the tuck shop. He also coached the school football (soccer) team. The principal, Rev. R. Kesselring, an American from Costa Rica was his good friend.\nGOD'S PREPARATION\nGod already knew what was going to happen in Malaysia and had sent me ahead of the family in Canada to make it easy for them to migrate here. In 1966 I went back to London, UK planning to settle down there. Due to unforseen circumstances, the Immigration Law changed one year before I went back to London and I could not stay there permanently. I already had a job in London as secretary to Prof. James Greig, University of King's College, London, UK. I was a Fellow of the Society of Commercial Teachers, UK but was still rejected as an immigrant.\nI did not want to go back to Malaysia and decided to migrate to Canada. Before I was a teacher and now in Canada I worked as a secretary to the Provincial Court Judges in Toronto. I came to Canada in May 1968, and I had no idea why I bought a house in December, 1968 and another house in January 1969. The fact that I had bought two houses by the time the racial riots broke out in Malaysia facilitated the immigration process for my parents and three other members in the family.\nThank the Lord for helping us! Thank Him for allowing me to sponsor five members of my family to Canada. My parents had eight children and my parents would not want to leave any children behind when they migrated. My two younger sisters were engaged to be married and my parents waited until they married before they left for Canada. The good Lord granted their wishes. The two younger girls also left Malaysia, one with her husband came to Canada and the other one left for Melbourne with her husband. None of the members was left in Malaysia.\nMy father, Dn. Zacchaeus was a humble man of faith. He never did wish to be famous or rich. He was a friend to the poor as well as to the rich. The baker, grocer as well as the doctor, dentist or business man were his friends. He never commented on the physical beauty of beautiful women. Every woman was beautiful according to him. He instilled on his children to help the less fortunate relatives. We used to contribute for the education fees of some poor relatives and our house was always open for meals to relatives and friends.\nOur church has non paying ministers and a deacon performs all the duties of a minister, presiding over Holy Communion, preaching, funerals, etc. The minister is also called upon to exorcise evil spirits and performs acts beside preaching. He preaches Monday evenings to Friday evenings and Saturday morning and afternoon throughout his official duties in Malaysia.\nLISTS OF IMPORTANT EVENTS (1940'S - 1970'S)\n1. Stopped the Japanese soldiers from raping the women\n2. Praying for a young girl whose hand was to be amputated\n3. Instances of exorcism\n4. Baptism of a sick old lady in a lake in Taipeng\n5. A Paralytic Man healed during baptism\n6. Getting a Paralytic Man to be baptised in the Kinta River\n7. Healing and Baptism of Corporal Chen and his son\n8. The First Holy Communion in Toronto\n9. The First Baptism in Toronto\n10. Healing of a paralysed woman with diabetes and high blood\nSee: A Man of God http://www.arkpw.net/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=203:manofgod\nFather adapted easily into Canadian society. He had no problem with anything in Canada. He got used to the idea of living in a condo instead of a house where we had a real garden of three quarters of an acre with lots of fruit trees including an avocado tree, mango, papaya, rambutans, durian trees and lots of flowers, orchids, bouganvilleas, hibiscus, caccti, frangipani, roses etc. He was an avid gardener. He accomplished what God had sent him to do and that was to establish a church which he did.\nHe did not look back to his earlier life. He made friends with people and accompanied them to community halls and Allen Gardens to preach. The church members consisting of seven members of our family grew to twenty members and we decided it was time to register the name of the church with the government of Canada. Our family decided to buy an apartment in the building as a house church and paid half of the price as a deposit. We renovated the large bachelor apartment which was approximately 30' by 20'.\nThe registration took nearly two years because there were churches with fairly similar names. Eventually, the church was registered wtih the name \"TRUE JESUS CHURCH (Apostolic Faith), a non-denominational church. Great is the love of God for His church and He had chosen my father to establish His Church in Canada. We cannot thank God enough for this honour. Praise the Lord! How can we forget Father's Day!\nBLESSINGS FROM CANADA AND MALAYSIA\nTony Wong, Staff Reporter of Toronto Star wrote that on August 3, 2011 the Canadian government awarded the coat of arms to the Wong families to honour 150 years in Canada.\n\"The Canadian Heraldic Authority has granted permission for the Wong Kung Har Wun Sun Association of Ontario (also known as the Wong Association of Ontario) to have its own unique family symbol.\nThe family crest will be used to represent Wongs across Canada.\"\nNEW CHURCH BUILT NEXT TO FORMER HOME\nThe True Jesus Church built a new building at a cost of $1.2 million next to our former home 40 years after my father left Malaysia in 1973 and dedication of the new church coincided with Father's Day on June 16, 2013. The church tried various times but did not succeed due to various objections.\nPraise God that Ipoh church has eventually succeeded after 40 years.\nIpoh Church Dedication Pathlet\nThree Generations of the Same Family Born on the Same Date http://hubpages.com/hub/threegenerationsbornonsameday\nGOD chose a FAMILY of 5 MEMBERS to PREACH to a PARALYTIC http://hubpages.com/hub/godchose5memberspreachparalytic\nA TEST OF FAITH: 4 Members of Family with 4 types of Cancer http://hubpages.com/hub/testoffaith4memberswith4cancers\nTHE HOLY SPIRIT EMPOWERS 4 WOMEN in EXORCISM http://hubpages.com/hub/holyspiritempowers4womenexorcism\nFaith of My Father http://arkwriter.hubpages.com/hub/Faith-of-My-Father\nUnique and Meaningful Father's Day Gift Ideas\nIt's almost that time of year again. A time when we honor our creators for the manly, baby-making, beer-drinking, baseball-coaching, gas-passing dudes that they are. Yes it's father's day. 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I do have a legacy for my father, twin grand nieces and I also have the same birthday.\nFurthermore, we have the same profession and my father and I also have cataracts removed.\nPraise and thank God for everything.\nKen R. Abell\n9 years ago from ON THE ROAD\nVery interesting Hub. Full of information. I enjoyed it very much. Quite a fascinating story. You have a great legacy. Thank you for sharing this here. Peace & blessings to you.",
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The monument was meant to be lit by an array of floodlights triggered remotely in Rome, but bad weather blocked the signal and it had to be lit by local workers in Rio.\nThe monument was struck by lightning during a violent thunderstorm on Sunday, February 10, 2008. The storm damaged parts of Rio, but the statue was left undamaged because soapstone, the material forming the outer layers of the statue, is an insulator. In October 2006, on the statue's 75th anniversary, Archbishop of Rio Cardinal Eusebio Oscar Scheid consecrated a chapel under the statue. This allows Catholics to celebrate weddings and baptisms on the site.\nCreative Commons photo courtesy Flickr/bossa67\nBrazil Poll\nNo, but I am planning to visit.\nChrist the Redeemer Brazil\nThe statue measures 130 ft tall, including its 31 feet pedestal, and 98 ft wide. 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        "raw_content": "Posted on September 15, 2018 September 15, 2018 by PT-Editor\nSeptember 15th. Garner Ted Armstrong died 15 years ago today\n15 years ago all the forums and blogs were busy talking about armstrongism with people venting their disdain for the once upon time organization known as the Worldwide church of God.\nIn those days we had some hardy discussions about Herbert and his son with many telling their stories about doing time in the cult. On the other hand we had a host of those who choose to remain in the grips of the cult(s) also explaining why they choose to stay the course.\nAll in all, those were the days when the height of contempt for anything \u201cherbal\u201d reigned. So many people ragged exclusively on anything Herbert or Garner Ted with good cause. We all came to realize that we were manipulated by wicked sleazeballs, that were easy enough to hate any day of the week on general principles.\nNow days Herbert is heralded by dishonest opportunists of one sort or another as their Lord and Savior. If Herbie said it, it must be true mentality. With these people, bitterness seeps out of them like blood from an underdone ribeye steak. They have nothing but contempt for the membership.\nHerbert and his son GTA were financial predators who preyed on the elderly, the gullible, and the vulnerable. They sought out assets in order to support a accustomed lavish lifestyle. Keep that in mind while I state the following: Both of these Armstrong\u2019s were addicted to the feeling of power, to the idea of controlling people and their finances. Sadly, they had no real concern for the welfare or the destiny of the people they desired to lead.\nFifteen years later we see that the cults that promote armstrongism are pretty much decimated as attendance has shrunk dramatically. But keep in mind that there are few certainties in life. I have counted only three: death, taxes, and reading about some acog\u2019er saying or doing some pathological thing to the membership every few weeks. We can only hope that everyone who leaves the cult(s) pursue every avenue possible to restore their world back to its original balance.\nGTA died on September 15, 2003, due to complications from pneumonia. He was buried in Gladewater Memorial Park, approximately two miles east of the former Big Sandy, Texas, campus of Ambassador University.\nHe is buried with his wife\u2019s family: his father-in-law Roy Hammer, his mother- in-law Pearl Hammer, and several other members of the Hammer family. His parents, paternal grandmother, and brother are buried in Altadena, California. The Hammers were the donors of the original property on which the Ambassador campus was located. His widow, Shirley, died in 2014.\nCategoriesGarner Ted Armstrong, Herbert Armstrong, Worldwide church of money Tags15 years since GTA died\n10 Replies to \u201cSeptember 15th. Garner Ted Armstrong died 15 years ago today\u201d\nAnd the world is a little better without his ilk.\nAllen Dexter says:\nBut, now we have his ilk in control of the entire country and sending it to fascist ruin.\nAl, you don\u2019t know what fascism is so let me explain.\n\u2018Fascism is an authoritarian nationalism, that is characterized by dictatorial power,\nforced suppression of opposition, and\ncontrol of industry and commerce.\nIt is not focused on anti-racist, anti-sexist, anti-homophobia. It is focused on military power.\nSuch systems have always placed the \u201cgood\u201d of the state before the worth of an individual. The right to property is subject to constant search and seizure and courts only rule in favor of the state.\u2019\nThis is what the left wing is doing in the USA.\nAllen C. Dexter says:\nI call bullshit on that. The right wind is Nazi-fascist all the way.\nPT-Editor says:\nYou believe what you do because you left a religious cult and joined a political one. Some people never figure out themselves. Your one of them Al.\nThe quote of fascism is text book Al. Are you smarter? Give me your qualifications.\nHarold Resinger says:\nAl Dexter spent much of the 1970s writing lies for Herbert Armstrong and was given blood money out of our tithes. We have never seen him apologize for his adding to the ruining of our lives.\nHe should not have any credibility then, nor should he have any credibility with anyone now.\nI hope you get a judge just like you, Harold.\nMaybe this is a better way for people to learn.\nhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kXhZyAOuyhE\nYou got it ass backward Dexter.\nFrom a march in Portland recently.\nPrevious PostPrevious Incredible Utterances\nNext PostNext One-on-one with Atonement",
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        "raw_content": "A Ringside View of the Proposed GST\nIf implemented, GST will be the single most important tax reform in the country since independence. However, it has been in the offing for a decade now and continues to figure as a top priority on the economic agenda of the government.\nAlthough the model GST has been the subject of wide scrutiny and debate, most of the discussions have been centred on its road to passage or on its larger form and structure. Many issues of significance, which will be crucial to the making of a robust and successful GST, have largely been underplayed.\nIssues associated with the GST:\nDilution of uniform GST rate:\nA lot has been discussed on the benefits of uniformity that the GST would usher in. It was expected that the GST would obviate potential rate wars between the states by putting in place a uniform tax rate by combining Central GST (CGST) and State GST (SGST).\nHowever, a Report of the Rajya Sabha Select Committee has indicated that a uniform GST rate would be diluted by giving States the freedom to impose the SGST within a band of rates in order to meet revenue expediencies or as a policy tool. Experts argue that this move undermine the true spirit of the GST Bill.\nGST Dispute Settlement Authority:\nThe failure to incorporate a GST Disputes Settlement Authority, as was provided for in the 2011 Bill, is a serious lacuna that must also be filled. The Authority would have reined in any deviations affecting the harmonised structure of the GST.\nNow, instead, all issues concerning rates, exemptions, and so on are to be decided by the GST Council (of which the Centre and States are members) by consensus, which may prove elusive given the political, social and revenue dynamics at play.\nHence, the GST Council must be supplemented and reinforced with a GST Disputes Settlement Authority in toto as provided for in the 2011 Bill.\nVoting pattern within the GST Council:\nIt is also argued that the new GST Bill is unduly weighted in favour of the Centre. According to the new pattern, within the GST Council, the centre will get one-third share in voting rights. On the other hand, states\u2019 collective share will be limited to two-third. In effect, each State, irrespective of size, representation and GDP contribution, will command an equal vote, a structure which militates against the basic spirit of representative democracy enshrined in the Constitution.\nThis provision also opens up the Council to greater manoeuvring by the Centre on issues that it seeks to pass or veto.\nHence, in the interests of true \u201ccooperative federalism\u201d, the share of the States in voting in the GST Council must be enhanced to 75% and the share of the Centre brought down to 25%.\nRewarding destination states:\nThe existing tax system has typically followed a model of rewarding States where production activity is based (origin States), as opposed to States where consumption is high (destination States). Accordingly, most States have incentivised the setting up of local industries in order to drive growth and augment tax collections.\nBut, GST is trying to disturb this delicate balance. GST, by nature, is a destination-based consumption tax. While origin States may chalk out measures to redress the imbalance, consumption and production patterns will not alter overnight, and industrialised States could be left in the lurch, at least in the immediate aftermath of the GST.\nIn such a scenario, it will be difficult to predict the reaction of industrialised States. There is also the troubling prospect that such an aggrieved State may seek to substantially deviate from the uniform model.\nHence, before proceeding further, it is the responsibility of the centre to make some alternative arrangements for these origin states.\nDisparity in IT connectivity:\nUnlike the existing system, which has greater scope for manual intervention, the GST aims to achieve a tectonic shift to a singular digitised compliance set-up. While this would be a great leap forward if implemented well, what has perhaps been underestimated is the huge geographical disparity across the length and breadth of India in terms of IT connectivity and functionality.\nWith Digital India campaign the government has planned to address this issue. But, it has a long way to go to achieve reasonable Internet penetration. As a result, in some sections of the country today, manual tax compliance remains the only option.\nDependence of GST on IT:\nThe proposed GST is also highly dependent on IT. For instance, the Integrated Goods and Services Tax (IGST) mechanism, which enables the crucial fungibility of taxes across States, will be unworkable outside an automated set-up, especially given the sheer volume of transactions that the GST will subsume. The proposed IT infrastructure will have to be suitably equipped, as any snags would effectively render the levy dysfunctional.\nConflict between the Centre and the States:\nUnder the GST, States will have the constitutional power to tax on a par with the Centre, bringing a host of service sectors within their scope for the first time.\nHowever, past precedent has shown that such dual taxing power has resulted in complete chaos at the cost of assesses.\nIssues of place of supply:\nWith GST in place, it is expected that issues of place of supply will also arise, with the Centre and States each asserting that the respective supply has occurred within their jurisdiction, so as to be able to garner the tax revenue. Poorly drafted rules will only aid and abet the confusion.\nApproach of revenue authorities:\nWith the implementation of the GST in India, many taxpayers will, for the first time, be exposed to the State authorities. 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        "raw_content": "I\u2019ve always considered myself to be a pretty positive person. I like to believe in the good of people and I make a conscious effort to bring it out in other people. Cancer has a funny way of playing mind tricks on you and even in your happiest moments it seems to creep in and nip you in the butt.\nI\u2019m not going to lie\u2026 it\u2019s been a tough week filled with many ups and downs. I haven\u2019t spoken to much about the effects chemo has done on my body and I\u2019ve heard many of you say to me\u2026 \u201cwow, I can\u2019t imagine Nikki sick!\u201d. Well, this past week you might have said\u2026 \u201cwow, I can\u2019t believe Nikki is so sick.\u201d It\u2019s an emotional ride to be someone who has high energy and a smile from ear to ear and truly loves life her family and her friends. I knew being diagnosed would have it\u2019s temporary madness \u2013 but nothing prepares you for the dark days. I have chemo on Wednesdays and typically I feel fatigued but pretty good overall until Friday. Maybe this is because I have a heavy concoction of every god dam pill you can imagine to take throughout my days of chemo and days following. Friday and Saturdays seem to be the hardest and then I start to feel better by Sunday night and Monday I get my \u201cnikki\u201d back. This week was much different, I had a tough weekend and saw no sign of relief until last night just in time to return to my last week of chemo today. It was to be expected that it would catch up to me and that my body would be extremely fatigued, but I\u2019m not only fatigued and nauseous the early symptoms of my medical induced menopause have begun to set in. The words\u2026 \u201cIs it hot in here?\u201d have hit officially hit my vocab! I\u2019ve spent many afternoons in the clinics talking to nurses, doctors, re-explaining symptoms \u2013 I\u2019ve had some heavy bleeding which they say I shouldn\u2019t so this results in getting poked multiple times for extra bloodwork, ECG tests because of chest heaviness, which might be a result of many things, something as simple as anxiety or something as serious as a blood clot in your lung! WTF?! Just so you know\u2026 all is clear right now \u2013 my magnesium and blood counts are low this week but not low enough that I need a blood transfusion that\u2019s great!\nIf you know me, you know that I can\u2019t even stomach a multi vitamin. I\u2019m the first to admit that not even during my pregnancies did I take any pregnancy vitamins \u2013 I just choose to really watch what was going into my body and make a conscious decision to take care of myself and my mind. The thing about going through chemo/radiation is that you don\u2019t get the option. Well, I suppose you do \u2013 I could opt to not have treatment but that would be silly, and I\u2019m not silly. I feel like I drink rat poison on Wednesday and then I take every pill possible to not let my body go into shock. I have discovered that my body is not my own \u2013 I feel as if it has been borrowed and like an old library book it\u2019s overdue to come back. This time the pages a little more torn, some bunny ears marked and some important pages highlighted. I have surrendered to this time in my life not being my own, as in there is no control over the entire situation \u2013 it\u2019s very similar to how I felt as a new mother. If\u2026 and only if you completely surrender to your situation and your surroundings can you be a little bit more at peace and find joy in it. I know, I know, find joy in screaming babies and cancer \u2013 sounds like one of those ridiculous quotes or self help books but I\u2019m being really honest here. There are times in my life where I have had full control, you drive the ship and you make magic happen and then there are times, maybe even reminders\u2026 to slow down\u2026 really slow down, be patient, be still and listen. Listen to your husband and what he needs as he is overwhelmed by all of this too, listen to your friends and what they are going through because you know they are concerned\u2026 sometimes scared\u2026 sometimes sad, listen to your babies\u2026 they need their mamma, listen to your body\u2026 it\u2019s screaming at you! When is the last time you did something great for your mind, your body? I don\u2019t think you should do it because a magazine told you to do it \u2013 I think you should do it because it just fuckin feels good. The luxury of relaxation and rejuvenation of your inner spirit, it\u2019s a thing. Sitting in waiting rooms allows for a lot of time for your mind to wander and if I could get everything I wanted to say onto this blog you would be full time reading. Strangely, Cancer has released an even more creative side to me and I\u2019m pretty excited about it. It has allowed me time to be patient, draw, re-connect with friends and family and most of all it has allowed me more time with my husband. We are both busy people and fill our lives with busy agendas, we have 3 businesses \u2013 and then add a 20month and 4month old into the mix and it\u2019s family madness. I wouldn\u2019t change a thing but I will tell you that I am extremely grateful for his time and the attention he has devoted to me during this cancer journey. I think one of the most difficult things about being diagnosed is the time that it takes away from your family and cancer has given me time with my family. Victor\u2019s mother Vicky has been here since May. She came to help out with Sofie and then was here for the summer before our trip to Belize and as soon as I got my diagnosis she unpacked her car and moved in. Super Nana. Most families would have a difficult time to have one person off going through treatment. As soon as I knew my treatment plan Victor informed work that he wouldn\u2019t be returning to work until after my treatment and even then it would be a slow transition and that his Mom would be here for as long as we needed to get through this. People have asked how I have stayed so positive throughout this experience and my answer is very simple. I\u2019m not alone \u2013 I feel completely loved and supported by all of my friends and family and mostly by my best friend, my husband. He has been to every appointment and held my hand and wiped my tears throughout it all. While we wait for appointments we spend time colouring, drawing, asking questions, teaching photography and falling in love with one another all over again. People say we change over time and I couldn\u2019t agree more with that statement. We want different things. So we are spending this time to re-connect and ask eachother what those things are so that when the dust settles we can work on those new projects. We are \u201ccatching up\u201d and it feels magical and I\u2019m thanking cancer for that. I don\u2019t thank cancer for much of anything else, but I don\u2019t spend my time being angry and I don\u2019t think any of you should either \u2013 it doesn\u2019t deserve your energy. Trust me.\nI\u2019ll leave you with lots and lots of photos from the last week. Wish me luck today and know that I feel all of your love and support. Just close your eyes and open your heart and send a love hug through the air\u2026 I\u2019ll catch it.\nThis is what happens when you play Exploding Kittens. I recommend you try it. \u2764\nThis is what happen after chemo when one of your best friends sends a video of he kid humping the dog. 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        "raw_content": "On November 5, Brad will tell the Ben & Jerry\u2019s story at Common Good Books in St. Paul, Minnesota. Eric Utne, founding editor and publisher of The Utne Reader, will introduce him and participate in the discussion. The event begins at 7pm, is free and open to the public, and will be followed by an ice cream social.\nEric probably won\u2019t put on a Ben & Jerry\u2019s t-shirt and a fake beard and impersonate Ben Cohen at the book talk, but he did do that once. He did it with his friend Tom Silverman, the founder of Tommy Boy Records, who pretended to be Jerry Greenfield. They did the skit about fifteen years ago at a meeting of the Social Venture Network, before a crowd of mission-driven entrepreneurs. They talked about whether it was possible for a business to get big without selling out.\n\u201cThat was what was on everyone\u2019s minds,\u201d Eric said. \u201cTom had sold his company to Warner Brothers Records, and he was trying to buy it back. Ben & Jerry\u2019s had not been sold to Unilever yet, but its future was uncertain. All of these socially aware business owners had put their hearts and souls into their companies. We were trying to change the world. And we were also making money, but it was a struggle. We knew that selling our businesses to bigger companies would help us grow and end our financial worries. But it also might crush the spirit we were all trying so hard to keep alive.\u201d\nThe skit didn\u2019t answer the question of whether or not to sell. \u201cThe day after the skit, I got a call from Working Assets,\u201d says Eric. \u201cThey offered to buy The Utne Reader.\u201d Tom Silverman did eventually buy Tommy Boy back, for three times as much as he\u2019d sold it for. The Utne Reader was sold to Ogden Communications in 2006. And we\u2019re still trying to answer the question \u2014 but today, we know a lot more than we did back then.\nCommon Good Books (651-225-8989) is located at 38 South Snelling Ave in St. Paul. Free ice cream will be scooped after the talk by Scott Eller, owner of the Ben & Jerry\u2019s shop in Calhoun Commons, MN. The event is co-sponsored by Heartland Circle, the convening company, and On The Commons, an online community devoted to collaborative ways of working. Thanks to Eric; Scott; Craig and Patricia Neal of Heartland; and Julie Ristau and Jay Walljasper of On The Commons, for their support.",
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Luckily, I was able to escape my childhood without a color complex, where many women of color are not so lucky.\nIt\u2019s impossible to be a person of color raised within the confines of America\u2019s white supremacist culture and escape becoming racially conscious at a young age. Aside from the external trauma from the dominant society, nothing reflects white supremacy more than the intra-cultural exchanges within Black culture. Most southern Black Americans who lived through Jim Crow and Civil Rights eras carried and indoctrinated very poisonous ideologies reflective of their times into the younger generations. Instead of breaking mental chains of enslavement, they continued brainwashing and crippling the next generations with self-hate and colorism. Black culture in America is very reflective of this today. My family is no different from any other black family who survived these eras.\nColorism didn\u2019t exist growing up in my household, at least not from my perspective. I was the youngest of two older brothers. I\u2019ve always considered myself dark skinned. As far as shades go, my brothers were of darker brown skin color with softer wavy hair. I\u2019m more of a golden brown/copper skin color with kinky hair; an analogy being that I looked East African and they looked West African. I can remember being asked if we had the same parents a few times growing up (which we do) because my complexion wasn\u2019t as dark as theirs. Within the Black community, I\u2019m not considered light skinned or dark skinned, but somewhere in the middle, depending who I\u2019m around, the time of year etc.; it could really go either way. I wasn\u2019t aware of colorism outside of or within my own extended family until I was a teenager. Then I started to internalize it, retrospectively. From my extended family, it would come in the form of jokes always directed towards darker skinned relatives and in reference to their dark complexions, which I\u2019m sure was meant to be harmless. I\u2019ve heard conversations promoting interracial relationships directed towards my generation in the hope of having offspring with what is perceived as \u201cgood hair,\u201d as if their hair or fair skin would somehow shield them from white supremacy and offer instant assimilation. They thought if the bloodlines were diluted with other races it would somehow advance the future generations. From my knowledge, this is standard conditioning, not only for Black Americans, but for \u201cHispanic\u201d and West Indian (Caribbean) communities as well. The indoctrination of being light skin with fine hair are supposed to be a first-class ticket out of racism.\nColorism and racism were expected from intercultural exchanges. By the time I was in middle school, I already had experienced plenty of racist exchanges. In 8th grade I had a white friend tell me that \u201cif she were black she would want to be light skinned\u2026\u201d like one of our other friends. In high school it was the standard backhanded compliments from white guys such as: \u201cyou\u2019re pretty for a black girl,\u201d \u201cyou\u2019re really smart for a black girl,\u201d or \u201cI\u2019d ask you out if I were Black,\u201d and my all time favorite \u201care you fully Black?\u201d I can say that no matter how ignorant the comments, they were expected and shed light on the ignorance of the dominant society\u2019s views towards other races. In college, I dated a Black guy who went out of his way to inform me that he usually didn\u2019t date women as dark as myself; as if, he was doing me a favor and I should somehow feel privileged. Instead, the only thing I felt was that I should be dating someone else.\nIn my opinion, nowhere are the effects of white-washing/white supremacy more present and destructive in America than within intra-race relationships and exchanges between Black men and Black women. I\u2019ve seen it within my family, the family of friends, associates etc\u2026 The attitude of the dominant society perpetuates itself in every aspect of the culture and the way we view each other, unless consciously countered. Upholding lighter or whiter complexions as more desirable is literally forced onto us in all aspects of society. I\u2019ve had many discussions on social media that turned into arguments with friends and family about the embarrassment that comes from them expressing certain views that reflect this propaganda. The utter disgust in some cases of Black men (that I know personally from childhood) towards women of their own complexion is mind-boggling and sickening. The way my generation continues to encourage Europeanized standards of beauty and then uses them as ammunition toward their race is proof of the damaging effects colonization has had even on the present generations.\nThe truth is, a person\u2019s complexion will not protect them from the collective generational damage. Today, I meet and speak to people from all over the world who identify as Hispanic, West Indian, Dominican, Cape Verdean, Nigerian etc.; though those aren\u2019t races, that\u2019s how they choose to classify themselves. They use their nationality or cultural heritage as a way to distance themselves from Black Americans as a result of this white supremacist society. Many Black/African Americans refuse to acknowledge what it is that truly makes them unique: A perfect blend of the aboriginal cultures from all over Africa and the aboriginal cultures from the Americas who have survived the iron fist of the most dominant regimes in modern history. I choose to do the opposite and identify with my indigenous aboriginal ancestry because I am who my ancestors were and not who the dominant society say I am as a result of names and borders they have created. Choosing to identify with an ethnicity or culture may have its privileges within Black culture in America because the people lack knowledge of themselves. Whenever I speak to the next generation I always provide some historical context. I inform them that the native populations suffered slavery first. Many of them were enslaved and shipped from the colonies to the Caribbeans like my ancestors were. The first enslaved Africans shipped to the Americas arrived in the Caribbean and the first slaves to arrive in the colonies came from the Caribbean. So, how are we not the same people today? I have the blood of all these people inside me. Some of us are just a different spectrum of the same bloodline. 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        "raw_content": "Home \u00bb GES Videos \u00bb Ep9. The Attendee Journey: Creating Relevant Meaningful Experiences\nEp9. The Attendee Journey: Creating Relevant Meaningful Experiences\nSeptember 6, 2016 John Woo\nCreating the best experience requires relevant, meaningful paths and journeys attendees take as they progress through an event. With five generations of people now coming to corporate events and a new influx of generation Z into consumer events\u2014the attendee journey has never been more cluttered, complex or critical. Different types of attendees require different paths and journeys.\nIn this episode of EM All Access, learn about creating events that are shared and shareable, allowing attendees to choose their own experiences and new technology tools for engaging target audiences.\nHey there, event marketers. Jessica Heasley here. 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How we use methodologies of play in order to elevate across Maslow\u2019s hierarchy to get to a higher state of learning and understanding so that you\u2019re having a richer engagement. Just because you\u2019re engaging doesn\u2019t mean that it\u2019s a good one. It could be a poor experience. But ultimately you need to try and help people move their thinking and change their mindset about what they\u2019re learning and then how they can adopt that information quickly. So we apply a lot of different philosophies. But ultimately what we love to do is, everybody\u2019s got a trend deck. Everybody talks about trends that are occurring. And we actually took a couple of them that are very prominent right now: gamification, data visualization, we take vignettes, scenes that provoke an immediate response to tell stories. Those are all vehicles. But why are they effective? We look at the behavioral modes of why they\u2019re effective. 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        "raw_content": "Home A & E Visual Arts Massive elegance\nMassive elegance\nMMoCA brings Joel Shapiro\u2019s bronze sculptures indoors\nWojtek Naczas\nShapiro\u2019s bronze work has not had a full-size gallery show in nearly 20 years. Above: \u201cUntitled, 1991.\u201d\nJoel Shapiro is a titan in the art world. Throughout his nearly 50-year career, he has exhibited at the world\u2019s most prestigious museums and received numerous accolades, including the Lifetime Achievement Award from the International Sculpture Center in 2015, and the Outstanding Contribution to the Arts Award in 2013.\nAfter years of careful planning, the Madison Museum of Contemporary Art (MMoCA) has landed Joel Shapiro: The Bronzes. It\u2019s a score for MMoCA and, for Shapiro, a chance to show off some of his larger and lesser-known works in a new setting.\nThe New York City-based artist has been exhibiting his sparse, geometric sculptures since the early 1970s. The Bronzes, which runs Sept. 23-Jan.13, includes 15 of the artist\u2019s bronze works made between 1983 and 2015.\nThe show\u2019s curator, MMoCA director Stephen Fleischman, says he began discussing an exhibit for MMoCA in 2014 when he first visited Shapiro\u2019s studio in Long Island, New York.\nAfter additional back-and-forth between Shapiro and Fleischman, the two agreed that the exhibit would focus on a cross-section of the pieces Shapiro has done in bronze over the years.\n\u201c[Joel Shapiro] told me through an email that a show of the bronzes would be exciting and unanticipated and timely,\u201d says Fleischman, adding that he was particularly struck by the bronzes when he visited Shapiro\u2019s studio. The artist\u2019s bronze work hasn\u2019t had a full-size gallery show in nearly 20 years. \u201cSo it\u2019s about time,\u201d says Shapiro.\nLocated in the museum\u2019s massive 8,200 square foot second-floor gallery, the show promises to be nothing short of engrossing. The exhibit includes smaller sculptures along with those that tip the scales at 8,000 pounds. To accommodate the massive pieces, MMoCA had to remove some walls.\nAccording to Fleischman, the show represents one of MMoCA\u2019s largest logistical challenges in recent years. \u201cYou don\u2019t just put work that size in a truck,\u201d he says, noting that special shipping containers have to be created. Several sculptures required the use of a forklift and additional support systems such as slip-fits and bolting systems that attach to connection points in the concrete underneath the gallery floor.\nMany of the pieces (which are all untitled) have only been displayed outdoors, but Shapiro believes MMoCA\u2019s presentation will allow audiences to experience them in a fresh light. \u201cIn many ways, there should be less distraction when [the sculptures] are presented inside. You often can\u2019t compete with the natural world when something is shown outside,\u201d says Shapiro.\nOne sculpture, made up of a solid bronze square attached to multiple twisting, leg-like projections, resembles a strange arachnid. Like several other pieces in The Bronzes, it appears to be suspended, defying gravity and creating a sense of wonder.\nSeveral larger pieces appear at first to be a series of unadorned bronze rectangles stacked on top of and branching away from one another. Upon closer inspection, they begin to appear as human forms: a body praying, a body falling to its knees, a body rising up from a crumpled heap.\nOne of the appeals of Shapiro\u2019s work, says Fleischman, is how it manages to capture simplicity and complexity.\n\u201cWhat I like is the duality,\u201d says Fleischman. \u201cThe idea that we as humans move through life sometimes in complete equilibrium and balance, and sometimes in awkward and sort of challenging ways. I think his work reflects that question of \u2018how does one keep their poise and dignity in life when challenged with things that we stumble into?\u2019\u201d\nAn opening reception is scheduled for Sept. 22 at MMoCA, from 6-9 p.m., with a talk by Joel Shapiro at 7 p.m.\nMMoCA Visual Art",
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        "raw_content": "In 2015, 94-year-old former German SS officer Oskar Gr\u00f6ning, nicknamed \u201cThe Accountant of Auschwitz\u201d, went on trial in his home country, charged with complicity in the murder of 300,000 Jews at Auschwitz in 1944. Gr\u00f6ning\u2019s trial made headlines around the world as a frail old man took the stand to face his former victims. Out of the 6,500 SS guards at Auschwitz, only 49 were prosecuted in West Germany. After the war, the country wanted to forget the past and move on. It was hard for the German public to accept that so many of its citizens were responsible for the horrific crimes committed under the Third Reich. Many of the lawyers and judges writing the new legal code were themselves former Nazis. Now, 70 years later, a new generation of lawyers armed with a change in legal thinking opened up a new wave of investigations against aging Nazi guards, now in their 90\u2019s. Most have perished, but for a man who at age 21, collected the stolen loot of prisoners as they were carted off trains at Auschwitz. The Accountant of Auschwitz is a gripping look at the race against time to prosecute the last living Nazi war criminals before it\u2019s too late. Gr\u00f6ning\u2019s trial reflects not only one frail bookkeeper\u2019s penitence, but the world\u2019s responsibility to hold the worst of human horrors forever to public view. Bringing war criminals to justice, with no statute of limitations, asks fundamental moral questions with few simple answers. From Nuremberg to the new alt-right, The Accountant of Auschwitz constructs a stark reminder that those who forget history are doomed to repeat it.",
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        "raw_content": "Led by Local Women, Makeup Sales Heat Up in Africa\nSuziebeauty\nSuzie wokabi\nEarlier today, I sauntered into a Sephora and found the exact right shade of red that made me look like Rose McGowan's fat, hip grandma*. It's a good look, but one that required me to try on about fifty shades of red before I landed on a color that didn't make me look like Ronald McDonald's fatter, less hip cousin. The luxury of sauntering up to a makeup counter is one of the reasons living in the sprawling shitbox of an American metropolis is all worth it. However, in Kenya, finding decent quality makeup \u2014that doesn't come from evil empires like Unilever, Procter & Gamble, and L'Or\u00e9al \u2014 is not as easy as strolling into Sephora.\nLuckily, Suzie Wokabi is looking to change all that. After moving back to her native Kenya in 2007, she noticed that there wasn't tons of high caliber makeup available, and the stuff that did exist was super expensive and in short supply. Wokabi thought this was bullshit (cause it is), raised 16 million Kenyan shillings (about $187,000), and started her own cosmetics company, SuzieBeauty.\nWokabi said her research showed that SuzieBeauty products were the only Kenyan-designed cosmetics on the market. \"SuzieBeauty is for the African woman,\" she said. \"It's the first Kenyan cosmetics line, and I've created it for us. For the first time, we have something that belongs to us.\"\nThe colors used by international brands are not always good for African women, she said. Also, \"the humidity levels, the climate, the sun, the African sun, it changes something. I've had to take all of that into consideration.\"\nCool! Or, uh, hot, as it were.\nThe beauty industry in the Middle East and Africa, estimated at about $20.4 billion in 2011, isn't a huge slice of the International beauty pie \u2014 comparatively, the Asian market was estimated at $114 billion in 2011 \u2014 but \"Africa is the next frontier for global luxury goods brands, said Fflur Roberts, Euromonitor's global head of luxury goods, noting that the continent is projected to have double-digit economic growth by the end of the next decade.\"\nAnother emerging African beauty brand, Africology, is finding success with its the organic, hippie vibe. So much so, that it's even started to be carried in high-end and resorts all over Africa. They plan a debut in the United States next year.\nAlthough it seems like investments might take awhile to pan out, as Africa XX, Wokabi is far from worried. According to the New York Times, \"[s]he conducted focus groups that showed the average Kenyan woman was willing to spend as much as 20 percent of her salary on beauty products.\"\nJeez, that's a lot. Is that how much Americans spend? The report, Beauty at any Cost, noted U.S. women spent some $7 billion a year, or an average of about $100 a month each, on cosmetics and beauty products. That's a lot, too, and I think it's probably more if you factor in stuff like salon visits and all that jazz. I'm of two minds. Part of me is upset at what feels like the gross spreading of Western beauty norms into other areas; when I was in Uganda in 2003, the main radio ads I heard were for weight loss pills and skin lightening creams, and that bummed me out.\nAmerican Women Have Deep Pockets For Superficial Spending\nThe YWCA has released a report called Beauty At Any Cost, reports Reuters. The nonprofit has found\u2026\nBut this is different, it's bringing good quality products that make people feel pretty, and looking good is part of feeling good! And when you feel good, you can conquer the whole damn world. Or at least feel like conquering the world is a possibility, right? And, as it stands, the imported makeup in Africa looks like it's either garbage or it's hella expensive and hard to find, so it's exciting that the market is opening up, especially with African women leading the way.\n*Vincent Longo Lip Vinyl in Fellini Red is divine on red heads, and HEAVEN KNOWS NOT MUCH IS. Jkjk, being a ginger is the very best because hanging out with the devil is hella fun. The hottest parties, you guys. Seriously. So hot. I'll stop now.\nFinding the Beauty in African Sales [New York Times]",
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        "raw_content": "God and the Constitution\nFrom Jerry Newcombe at Townhall:\nSome skeptics today like to argue that the founding fathers purposefully left God out of the Constitution. They say that a \u201cGodless Constitution\u201d was the intended design of the document\u2014and they\u2019re wrong.\nFirst of all, the authors of the Constitution not only mention God, they even mention that Jesus is God. They do this in the ratification clause. This was done \u201cin the Year of Our Lord\u201d 1787.\nBut some skeptics object. Yet law professor John Eidsmoe, author of the book, Christianity and the Constitution, notes in response to their objection: \u201cSaying this [ratification] clause is not really part of the Constitution is like saying the attestation clause is not part of a will.\u201d\nThe general response of the skeptic is to dismiss the \u201cYear of Our Lord\u201d as just a custom. Custom, shmustom. The leaders of the French Revolution, who really did espouse a secular Enlightenment philosophy, changed their calendar a couple years after America\u2019s Constitution, in order to explicitly repudiate Christianity, so that time would not be measured in \u201cthe Year of Our Lord.\u201d (About a dozen years later, Napoleon restored the Christian calendar.)\nTo understand America\u2019s founders, we have to realize what Dr. Michael Novak of American Enterprise Institute has said. He observed that thinkers we call men of the \u201cEnlightenment\u201d are really of two sorts. There are those who believed in God and those who didn\u2019t.\nThe French Revolution was history\u2019s first secular revolution\u2014and, incidentally, spilled rivers of blood. They chose to follow the unbelieving thinkers of the \u201cEnlightenment\u201d \u2014e.g., Voltaire, Diderot, Rousseau, David Hume. But our founders quoted those men of the \u201cEnlightenment\u201d who believed in the Lord\u2014e.g., Montesquieu, John Locke, Sir William Blackstone.\nIn his The Spirit of Laws, Baron Montesquieu wrote: \u201cWe shall see that we owe to Christianity, in government, a certain political law, and in war a certain law of nations\u2014benefits which human nature can never sufficiently acknowledge.\u201d\nI used to have a Sunday school teacher who became born again while earning his Ph.D. at Yale. He studied John Locke in depth. Locke not only wrote his Second Treatise of Civil Government, which was influential to our nation\u2019s founders; but he also wrote The Reasonableness of Christianity. As my teacher read Locke in his own words, he came to embrace Christ.\nSir William Blackstone, the great British jurist, was important to our founders and is still quoted by the Supreme Court sometimes. Blackstone wrote of \u201cthe law of nature and the law of revelation\u201d\u2014like \u201cthe laws of Nature and of Nature\u2019s God\u201d in our Declaration of Independence.\nThe two key founding documents in American history are the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution. The first explains why we exist as a nation. Not only does the Declaration mention God four times, most importantly, it says that our rights come from the Creator.\nChristianity/Bible/Natural LawCulture/ValuesDeclaration/Constitution\nPrevious articleTruth-Telling and Homosexuality\nNext articleReports of Evangelicals\u2019 Political Demise Greatly Exaggerated",
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        "raw_content": "Bry's Video Tutorials \u00bb\nAuthor Topic: New cover artwork tool for you (Read 708 times)\nA new cover artwork tool for u, enjoy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K-zs_fCpLhs\n\u00ab Last Edit: February 10, 2018, 05:55:54 PM by Bry \u00bb",
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        "raw_content": "10 Things That Investors Should Know About Hedge Funds\nProfessor of risk management and director of the Alternative Investment Research Centre at Cass Business School, City University, London. harry@harrykat.com\nIn this article, the author reviews some of the most important findings in hedge fund research so far. We show that proper hedge fund investing requires a much more elaborate approach to investment decision-making than currently in use by most investors. The available data on hedge funds should be corrected for various types of errors, survivorship bias, and autocorrelation. In addition, tools like mean-variance analysis and the Sharpe ratio are no longer appropriate when hedge funds are involved. Including hedge funds in a traditional investment portfolio can significantly improve that portfolio's mean-variance characteristics, but it can also be expected to lead to significantly lower skewness as well as higher kurtosis. This means that the case for hedge funds is a lot less straightforward than often suggested and requires investors to make a definite trade-off between profit and loss potential.\nYou are going to email the following 10 Things That Investors Should Know About Hedge Funds\nOn the Benefits of Centralized Portfolio Management\nDoes a Contagion Effect Exist Between Equity * Markets and Hedge Funds in Periods of Extreme * Stress in Financial Markets?",
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        "raw_content": "A Long Literary Tradition\nI spent most of the long weekend finishing knitting projects (my own, so I could move onto Christmas Gift Knitting). I knitted while everyone talked on Thanksgiving, I knitted the next day at the laundromat washing the living room rug, I knitted at home in the evenings listening to Brahms or watching the Matrix movies\nAnd, while knitting, I had time to mull over\u2026some things going on in my life. And I had to conclude that the Relationship With an Age Disparity (or the \u201cinappropriate\u201d relationship) had a lot of tradition to back it up. (Not my own tradition; that\u2019s an entirely different post. And probably a lot more knititng.) Consider books sitting on my shelf right now: There\u2019s Jane Eyre, in which Jane is 18 and Rochester 35. There\u2019s Across the River and Into the Trees, in which the lovely Renata is 19 and the Colonel is mid-fifties (universally derided, but Hemingway always said it was the best thing he\u2019d written). There\u2019s Rebecca, there\u2019s Fugitive Pieces (highly recommended; yes, Dad, I have your copy), there\u2019s even the wholesome and sentimental Little Women, where 26-year-old Jo ends up marrying the 40-ish Friedrich Bhaer.\nI\u2019m not sure what I\u2019m proving with this book report, except maybe to say it happens fairly often and sometimes it works (unless your boyfriend is dying, or his country house burns down and he loses his eyesight trying to save his secret first wife, or you have a crazy housekeeper). Maybe I\u2019m saying this, from The Hours: \u201cThey could have had a life as searing and potent as literature itself.\u201d\n(Unless, of course, you\u2019re in love with a gay man dying from AIDs, like Clarissa in The Hours is. But that\u2019s a different sort of \u201cinappropriate\u201d altogether.)\nLike Being Out of School\nStarting tomorrow, I\u2019m taking a holiday from posting until Monday. Most of my six readers won\u2019t be at work, either, so I don\u2019t think I\u2019ll be missed much. I promise to read something worthwhile over the weekend, so I won\u2019t have to post any more\u2026\nCAT PICUTRES!!\nGood Old J.S.\nNovember 21, 2006 By Karen in quotes\nWith all the cat pictures lately I haven\u2019t mentioned I\u2019ve been on what can only be described as a knitting frenzy\u2013in the last 10 days, I\u2019ve finished legwarmers, a hat, half a mitten, and about seven inches of my vest. Needless to say, my hands were stiff Monday while I was typing at work. But after eight hours of typing about Microsoft I desperately wanted something soothing and intelligent to do. My hands said, \u201cNo knitting!\u201d and then I remembered the Goldberg Variations. I remembered how much I love Bach. 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Very soothing poem, I\u2019d say:\nFor this, for everything, we are out of tune,\nAnd in the same spirit, if you feel it\u2019s all too much but you don\u2019t want to read a poem, take a look at THIS:\nBoingBoing has been posting some good stuff lately. Excellent.\nIt just gets better, really: My brother was joking that instead of a dog, I should get a Chia Pet. Then, in true brother fashion, he decided no, a Chia Pet was a bad idea because I probably wouldn\u2019t be able to keep even that alive. So I saw him Sunday and he and his wife had found me this:\nIt\u2019s a PLUSH Chia Pet, one that cannot be killed, no matter what, and will always \u201cgrow\u201d and always love me. Its name is \u201cPuppy.\u201d I love Puppy. Sherlock Bowie loves Puppy. Life is grand.\nSo I got the macaroni and cheese made this weekend, and it did not disappoint. (Anything that calls for 3/4 pound combined white cheddar and fontina is going to be good.) 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A recipe for a casserole of macaroni, white sauce, and grated yellow cheese was first recorded in the \u201cBoston Cooking School Cookbook\u201d in 1896.\u201d\nAnd look what else you can find online!\nKitty power!",
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        "raw_content": "Happy Albanian Independence Day!\nNovember 28th, 1912 is when Ismail Qemali, founder of the modern Albanian state and its first head of state and government, declared Dita e Pavar\u00ebsis\u00eb (\u201cIndependence Day\u201d in English) from the Ottoman Empire!\nOn this day the Albanian flag was raised by Ismail Quemali in Vlore, Albania to publicly proclaim the independence of Albania from its Ottoman authorities.\nIn case you don\u2019t know much about Albania or Albanians (You probably aren\u2019t from New York ha!) \u2013 Albania occupies the southwestern portion of the Balkan Peninsula. It\u2019s coastline extends along the Adriatic and Ionian Seas within the Mediterranean Sea. Despite its small size, Albania is home to the largest and most ancient bodies of fresh water in Southern Europe. Lake Shkod\u00ebr is the largest lake in Southern Europe, sprawling out from Albania into Montenegro. Lake Ohrid in the southeast is shared with Macedonia and is one of the most ancient lakes in the world and a very popular vacation spot!\nSome fun and interesting facts about Albania:\nIn the evenings, the locals like to walk. But it\u2019s not just a walk. Known as xhiro, it\u2019s an official evening walk where every resident comes out to get some fresh air and catch up with their neighbors. In many towns, the roads close to cars for certain hours! Apartment blocks empty and everyone gathers at various places, walking and talking until nightfall. How nice!!\nKinda like our Indian head-bob \u2013 when an Albanian is agreeing with you, they will shake their head, and when they are disagreeing with you they will nod. Be warned and avoid confusion \u2013 Yes means no and no means yes!\nAccording to a 2015 World Risk Report compiled by the UN, Albania is one of the countries in Europe most at-risk from natural disasters \u2013 mainly from flooding. In 2010, the country was hit by major floods, forcing as many as 7,000 families to be evacuated.\nThough small, Albania boasts more than 3,250 species of plants, which accounts for 30% of all flora in Europe.\nThe Albanian town of Berat, a Unesco Old Town, was rated as one of the most beautiful places in Europe!\nOne more quick amazing thing about Albania: Mother Teresa \u2764\nMany countries in Eastern Europe are starting to really trend lately in tourism. Albania is becoming a popular tourist destination and it\u2019s easy to see why! The beaches are GORGEOUS!! Also, it\u2019s Europe and what\u2019s Europe most famous for? CASTLES!!!! \ud83d\ude42\nSome of the BEST places to check out in Albania:\nClose your eyes and imagine a beautiful castle on a hill. Now book your flight! Located on a hill at the left bank of the river Osum in the middle of the country, you can find Berat Castle, (originally called Kalaja) a fortress overlooking the town of Berat.\nBerat is also called \u201c the city of a thousand windows\u201d, because of the large window fronts on the typical house. Berat is a great destination for those who love history and culture.\nTirana is the capital city of Albania. Located on a river some 30 kilometers away from the coast on one side, and on the other it is enclosed by hills. The small caf\u00e9s at the side of the roads are full of energy most of the times and the city has a really pleasant charm!\nThose who want to immerse into the culture of the country should go to one of the museums or to the Palace of Culture. The Skanderberg place with the famous equestrian statuette should definitely be on your list, as it is the town\u2019s landmark. It actually forms the center of the city, from which roads go to all directions like a star.\nAnother place to visit is the Et\u2019hem Bey mosque with the clock tower of Tirana. The capital furthermore contains a castle, of course, which is a great tourist destination. The numerous political facilities, universities, the botanical and zoological gardens, as well as the numourous parks and gardens are all worth a visit, if you have time, as well.\nPerhaps the most popular tourist destination, the riviera has a growing reputation as an important music location. The Night life is very popular and draws young people from all across Europe! Beaches are truly inviting! Newly built hotels and attractions also allure tourists and promise a great holiday.\nAlso, the countryside is unique and lays behind the beaches. Large, picturesque and dramatic mountain settings extend for miles; and within the mountains, hide numerous small fairytale-like villages!\nThis southern city was elected UNESCO world cultural heritage due to its unique Balkan-style architecture. It contains small castle-like houses made of stone and is located at the side of a hill connected with artisticly winding roads.\nGjirokastra has also many cultural attractions, such as museums, theaters and religious places found in large numbers. Additionally every five years they celebrate the national folklore festival in the castle of the city!\nThe STUNNINGGGG city, Durres, at the coastline of Albania is the most important harbor city in the country. Cultural events take place all over the year, particularly at the amphitheater, which is one of the most important attractions of the city! The impressive ancient building could provide place for about 20.000 people. Aside from culture and history, Durres is a top spot for beach days and it\u2019s a fun name to say over and over! \ud83d\ude1b\nKruja is located at the side of the Skanderberg-mountains. The most important building in the town is the Kruja castle, which is a national sanctum for the Albanian people. Further places next to the town are the tomb of Sari Saltiks and the national park Qafe Shtama. This small town has a large historical background and can also be visited as day-trip from the capital Tirana or from Durres.\nAnother fun name to repeat over and over (and yes, I am getting the correct pronunciation, my coworker is Albanian from Montenegro \ud83d\ude42 ) Vlora, also known also as Valona, is located in south-western Albania where the two seas, Adriatic and Ionian, meet. Vlora enjoys a beautiful position because it is the gateway to the Albanian Riviera!\nThree stunning things to see in Vlora are the beaches, the port and the town centre. The town, with its wide boulevards decorated by huge palm trees, has a real southern Mediterranean feel to it! Definately a place not to miss!\nWho would have thought this tiny Eastern European country would be filled with such beauty, history and energy! I\u2019m planning my trip, are you?! Happy Independence day Albania!!\nFiled under Travel and tagged adriatic sea, albania, albanian independence day, beach, castle, coast, eastern europe, Historic, ionian sea, port, Tourism, Travel, Travel blog, travel europe |\tLeave a comment",
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        "raw_content": "hear the prayer we offer (and the one we don\u2019t)\nI have a rather tiresome cough at the moment, which has made singing in the church choir\u2026 interesting. On Sunday I\u2019d got to the point where the singing was mostly OK, but I was paying for it in the spoken bits. I don\u2019t understand the physiology enough to explain why I could force my way through the Gloria (sung) but was having to miss whole chunks of the Creed (said) in order to cough.\nAnyway, I suspect nobody in the congregation actually noticed, particularly over the sound of the rain, but I was aware that it must have sounded rather as if I was having theological objections to some of the least controversial bits of the Creed. I coughed through \u2018and was buried\u2019, for example, but managed \u2018and the Son\u2019, \u2018the holy, catholic and apostolic Church\u2019, and \u2018the communion of saints\u2019 with no problems at all.\nThat reminded me of someone I knew at a previous church who refused to say the line about \u2018the resurrection of the body\u2019, because she didn\u2019t believe in it, which then reminded me of a story the rector of that church told about a couple whose thoughts about Firmly I believe and truly used to be very audible, because they just stopped singing when they got to a bit they didn\u2019t believe in.\nPersonally I can do most of Firmly I believe and truly, though I do mentally cross my fingers when I get to \u2018and her teachings as his own\u2019.\nThere are plenty of reasons to dislike a hymn beside theological or moral objections. Clumsy use of language. A melody line that goes too high or too low (I cannot tell manages to be both, for a lot of people), or is simply banal. (Brother, sister, let me serve you, I\u2019m looking at you.)\nThere are various different ways to deal with the discovery that a hymn you really dislike is coming up next. You could walk out (though you probably won\u2019t). You could sing the bits you agree with and keep your mouth shut for the bits you don\u2019t. You could spend the whole thing looking for cash for the collection. You could rewrite the words on the fly. I\u2019ve used all those tactics except the first one on the second verse of In Christ Alone.\nI try to avoid altogether any kind of service where there\u2019s a danger of I vow to thee, my country. I refuse to offer my country \u2018the love that asks no question\u2019: that kind of idolatry is how we end up with the mess we\u2019re in now. And Thaxted is a tune that wasn\u2019t written for the human voice, and it shows.\nSo far, so uncontroversial. Or, I suppose, so predictably controversial. But my own particular peeve is a hymn that\u2019s sung a lot in ordinary Church of England parish churches, particularly during Lent. Father, hear the prayer we offer.\nIt\u2019s the first verse that annoys me: Not for ease that prayer shall be/But for strength\u2026\nThe subtext of this hymn is: I could cope with this, if only you would make me stronger. I don\u2019t know much about the life of Love Maria Willis, the writer: it\u2019s quite possible that it wasn\u2019t easy; that she had to put up with a lot and not complain about it. But this \u2013 like I vow to thee, my country, in fact \u2013 is mixing up the human values of a bygone century with the values of the kingdom of heaven.\nI want to ask: what\u2019s wrong with praying for ease? What\u2019s wrong with praying for things to be easier? That prayer may not be answered, but that doesn\u2019t mean it\u2019s not a worthy prayer.\nThe assumption that there is something wrong with it drives me up the wall. I think it\u2019s picky and prideful; it\u2019s that old human fault of telling God how to fix things.\nWhat would happen if, rather than assuming that we aren\u2019t strong enough, we entertained the possibility that actually, this situation is intolerable?\nBut we worship one whose strength was made perfect in weakness, whose yoke is easy and whose burden is light. God does not tell us to put up and shut up, but Come unto me, ye that are weary and heavy laden, and I will give you rest. Our insistence on our own strength is risible in the face of that almighty understanding.\nNo, give me the steep and rugged pathways and the green pastures. To be fair, the rest of the hymn does; it\u2019s just the first verse that I object to.\nFortunately, it\u2019s easily fixed:\nFather, hear the prayer we offer:\nBoth for ease that prayer shall be,\nAnd for strength that we may ever\nLive our lives rejoicingly.\nPosted in life and such\t| Tagged christianity, church of england, creed, faith, hymns, music | Leave a comment |\nThe tireless music\nThis hasn\u2019t been a spectacular year for me, in musical terms. I\u2019ve sung very little that I hadn\u2019t sung before. I\u2019m only a few pages further forward in the Adult Piano Method. I haven\u2019t touched the cello. All the same, I feel as if I\u2019m in a different place, that I\u2019m a better musician, than I was twelve months ago. And I think that that\u2019s largely been down to the simple act of showing up and singing. Consolidation. Every time I sing the Durufl\u00e9 Requiem, I get better at it. The bits that freaked me out last year are less forbidding this year; the bits I learned in Guildford are old friends. Every time I sing anything, I get better at it, and better at singing.\n\u2018Tireless music\u2019 feels more true than it would have done a year ago. I haven\u2019t had to flake out on choir once this autumn, which is a vast improvement. Eating on the train home before choir practice has really helped. Great Northern trains have not helped so much, but I\u2019ve never been more than a quarter of an hour late.\nI replaced a broken cello string and tuned the cello. Haven\u2019t played it yet, but having it playable is a step in the right direction.\nI led what they call a rousing chorus of Goodnight Irene at a\u2026 wake? memorial? celebration? A party, anyway.\nI had a go with an otamatone, which is a delightfully silly instrument. I have this idea that long acquaintance with a fretless stringed instrument ought to make it fairly easy to get fairly good fairly quickly\u2026 I like the theory.\nNext year I\u2019d like to develop a reliable top F. I can get a top F at home with the piano; I\u2019d like to get sufficiently comfortable with it that I can also summon it in company, in a cold church. I\u2019d like to sing more appalling Victorian slush (I non-ironically love The Lost Chord, OK?) and get good at it.\nI\u2019d like to replace the cello spike. (The current one is too short, and has been since I was fifteen or so.) I\u2019d also like to get to the end of the first volume of the piano tutor.\nSo much for what I\u2019d like to do. Now for the doing of it. Just keep showing up.\nThe title is from \u2018Saint Paul\u2018, a long poem by Frederick H. W. Myers. Some other verses from that poem make up \u2018Hark, what a sound, and too divine for hearing\u2019, which is possibly my favourite Advent hymn. Here\u2018s the tune played by brass band.\nPosted in reverb\t| Tagged music, personal | Leave a comment |\nDecember Reflections 13: soundtrack of 2016\nThese were the last three CDs I bought. They\u2019re part of the soundtrack of 2016, but not all of it. Abba, Taylor Swift, Billy Joel\u2026 I saw Billy Joel live this year, a Christmas present from my middle brother, and a fantastic night. (It clashed with the Last Night of the Proms. Billy Joel played Rule Britannia, whence he found his way to Ode to Joy and finally into My Life. It was epic.)\nWhat\u2019s missing? Things I\u2019ve sung, for a start. With work choir, Take That\u2019s Shine; Katrina and the Waves\u2019 Walking on Sunshine; David Bowie\u2019s Life on Mars?; a song called Together we are strong by our conductor.The biggest audience of my life was at national delegate conference in June. I have no way of knowing numbers, but it would have been somewhere between five hundred and fifteen hundred. A lot of people, anyway.\nFor church choir, Elgar\u2019s Ave Maris Stella; Rubbra\u2019s Missa Sant\u2019 Dominici; Poulenc\u2019s Quem vidistis pastores; Howells\u2019 Magnificat in G (we haven\u2019t got to the Nunc Dimittis yet)\u2026 the most difficult ones turn out to be the most memorable, though I would be hard put to it to hum some of them. My one solo this year was in the quartet in Stanford\u2019s Te Deum in B flat.\nI was aiming to find a reliable top F and top G this year, but haven\u2019t managed that. That\u2019s a goal for 2017. I continue to try to teach myself the piano. Drink to me only with thine eyes and The Rose of Tralee have been much heard around these parts, very slowly and with some swearing.\nAs always, I get to know music best from the inside; if I can play something, if I can sing it, I can appreciate it, far more easily than if I just listen.\nPosted in december days\t| Tagged december reflections 16, music | Leave a comment |\nArt, time and change\nTomorrow evening my church choir will be singing Maurice Durufl\u00e9\u2019s Requiem. It\u2019s an oddly appropriate choice for Remembrance Sunday, and it feels even more so given recent events: it was commissioned by the Vichy government in 1941, but Durufl\u00e9 only finished it in 1947, after the war was over and the world was picking up the pieces.\nPart of that, I suspect, is because Durufl\u00e9 had a tendency to drag his feet on things he didn\u2019t want to do. Only one of his works, the Notre P\u00e8re, is not based on Gregorian chant, and that is because he only finished it after his wife had started writing it for him, having been requested repeatedly to set the Lord\u2019s Prayer in the vernacular.\nBut part of it is the simple fact that art takes time. To create, to perform, to consume art, absorbs our attention for long enough to give us a new perspective. The six years that it took Durufl\u00e9 to write the Requiem, the forty minutes that it takes to sing or to listen to it \u2013 that time makes space for things to change, for us to change.\nFor a couple of years I had a habit of picking up The Count of Monte Cristo in about October, when the days were getting shorter and my mood was getting lower. It\u2019s about 1100 pages long; by the time I got to the end, something would have shifted.\nOne of the greatest gifts of art is the way that it takes us out of what we think is our own timeline; shows us \u2013 sometimes quite literally \u2013 the bigger picture; allows us to step back from the overwhelming emotion. Sometimes that feels like a betrayal: how can we possibly feel any less angry, any less hurt, any less scared, than we do at the moment? Surely this devastating news deserves nothing less than everything we have?\nThe last news story that made me cry was the murder of Jo Cox MP, just before the referendum in which the UK voted to leave the European Union. After that, nothing has really surprised me. Disappointed me, yes, but not surprised me.\nThe one before that was the General Synod decision in 2012, the one that voted against the appointment of women bishops. That was a November vote, too.\nFrom where I am now, I am thinking, gosh, was that all I had to cry about in 2012? But it only seems trivial now because I know what happened next. When I\u2019d cried about it, I wrote a blog post. Having written the blog post, I found that I was still hurt and angry, still feeling rejected because of a fundamental part of my own identity, and the only thing I could think of to do with that was write fiction.\nLydia choked, rolled onto her side, and sat up. \u2018I never realised,\u2019 she said wonderingly, \u2018how much it was going to hurt. It goes right into the heart. They don\u2019t want me. They were OK with the person they thought I was, so long as she stayed in her place, and was happy to teach the approved version of events and not rock the boat, but they don\u2019t want the person I really am. I always knew, in theory, that I was only there on sufferance, that as soon as anyone worked out who I really was I\u2019d be out on my ear, but it didn\u2019t hit me until today how terrible it was, when you understand the reality that nobody wants you.\u2019\nThat was where I began with the final draft. It went on from there: a year of writing; a year of editing; a year of becoming brave enough to put it out under my own name. I burned up the anger that had first fuelled it; I put it all into the text.\nBy the time I published Speak Its Name on 2 February 2016, six women had been consecrated as bishops in the Church of England. While I was writing, things had changed.\nI\u2019m not saying that things will magically become better if we can only wait it out. For some people it is, indeed, already too late. I am not saying that art can fix everything. There are some things that are just wrong. Nevertheless, it is the best tool that I have to make something good, something useful, perhaps even something beautiful, out of emotions that, left unchecked or harnessed for ill, will destroy the world.\nPosted in current affairs, writing\t| Tagged music, other people's books, politics, speak its name | 2 Comments |\nReverb day 8: strivings and blessings\nThe Chapel, Little London: an unexpected blessing thoroughly deserved\nWhile alchemy is the active process of creating something of value, serendipity is the passive path to finding an unexpected treasure.\nLooking back through 2015, what did you diligently try to create?\nWhat great thing did you just happen to find?\nI am usually very wary of the \u2018pulled myself up by my bootstraps\u2019 school of thought. I know damn well that I\u2019m very fortunate, very blessed, that good things are showered upon me a long way out of proportion to my own deserving or hard work.\nHaving said that, I do feel that I\u2019ve put a lot of work in this year, and I can trace most of the things with which I\u2019m most pleased back to months or years of sustained effort. Everything I talked about yesterday, for a start. And plenty of more tangible achievements, too. For example: in September I wandered into a charity shop in Bury St Edmunds and bought a copy of Michael Aaron\u2019s Adult Piano Course. I\u2019m up to page 36 now, and can play Drink to me only with thine eyes more or less accurately; I\u2019m getting on far better with teaching myself than I\u2019d have believed possible. And that\u2019s partly because of hard work between September and here, and partly because of hard work going back to when I was 8 and started cello lessons.\nAnd having said that, I can think of at least a few wonderful things that just happened. Discovering Rhiannon Giddens at Cambridge Folk Festival. An experience that I can perhaps best describe by saying that it was like finding out that a friend was a long-lost brother. There are the things I found by keeping my eyes open: the swing in the giant birdcage outside King\u2019s Cross station, the swan giving her cygnets a ride down the Cam on her back. As recently as yesterday, walking home along the river bank, seeing a succession of anglers with their rods and their boxes and there, between two of them, a heron, watching and waiting for the fish, closer than I\u2019d ever seen one before.\nSometimes it\u2019s been a combination of the two: an exquisite confection of a blessing on top of the cake of effort. I\u2019m thinking now of the first day of my birthday walk. I\u2019d gone nineteen miles, crossed the county boundary from Berkshire into Hampshire. My rucksack wasn\u2019t quite adjusted properly, and my knee was protesting ever louder, and I got lost in the world\u2019s most confusing field, and\u2026 I\u2019m going to write all this up properly, but let me just say for the moment that it was not a good day.\nI was hot, cross, exhausted and in pain by the time I reached my accommodation for the night, The Chapel at Little London. I can\u2019t begin to put into words the welcome I received there. I knew that my hostess was going to cook me a meal; I didn\u2019t realise that it would be three delicious courses. I can\u2019t explain to someone who hasn\u2019t done a long distance walk how wonderful it is to have somebody take your clothes away and wash them for you. I needn\u2019t, perhaps, say how very comforting is a capacious sofa and The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, or how blissful it is to lay down one\u2019s exhausted body between cool white sheets.\nAnd this, perhaps, typifies all the treasure of 2015: I\u2019d walked nineteen miles, and I deserved that stay; but I know all the same that I was so very fortunate for it to have happened to me the way it did. Things can be even better than we imagine.\nPosted in reverb, walking\t| Tagged cambridge, music, reading-winchester, reverb15 | 6 Comments |\nAugust Moon day 10: dum diddle dee, dum diddle dee\nI love the power of music to lift the spirits. I head to the stereo and put on an entire Gilbert and Sullivan opera. Or I would, if the CD player on my stereo still worked. The radio is a crackly mess, and overall the thing is now reduced to a tape player, and I don\u2019t possess any tapes.\nBut that\u2019s by the by. Gilbert and Sullivan, now. Iolanthe, for preference. 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        "raw_content": "SPEAK UNTO US SMOOTH THINGS\nJune 7, 2015 in apostasy, contemplative spirituality, earthquake, Life | Tags: Bible Study, Bill Johnson, Centering Prayer, Charismatics\nFriday Church News Notes, June 5, 2015\nSource: Way of Life Literature, David Cloud\n\u201cWhich say to the seers, See not; and to the prophets, Prophesy not unto us right things, speak unto us smooth things, prophesy deceits: Get you out of the way, turn aside out of the path, cause the Holy One of Israel to cease from before us\u201d (Isaiah 30:10-11).\nIn Isaiah\u2019s day, Israel rejected God\u2019s Word and tried to corrupt the prophets. The people professed to love God and they participated in the temple rituals, but they despised God\u2019s holy laws. They wanted to live as they pleased. They wanted preaching, but not right preaching. They didn\u2019t want to hear reproof of sin and sound doctrine. They wanted to hear \u201csmooth things\u201d that encouraged them regardless of how they lived and that did not interfere with their plans. They wanted God, but not \u201cthe Holy One.\u201d They would rather hear \u201cdeceits\u201d than the truth. Israel has continued in this terrible condition until today.\nShe rejected the greatest Prophet and Preacher, Jesus, her own Messiah. The Isaiah 30 passage is also an apt description of apostate Christianity as Paul prophesied in 2 Timothy 4:3-4. They profess to love Christ and the Bible, but in reality they love their own lusts.\nThey flock to hear teachers who downplay repentance and conversion and holy living, who preach smooth things and invent fables such as gibberish tongues, spirit slaying, laughing revivals, non-judgmentalism, self-esteemism, positive confession, the veneration of Mary, contemplative prayer, rock & roll worship, theistic evolution, ecumenism, non-essential doctrine, and universalism.\n\u201cFor the time will come when they will not endure sound doctrine; but after their own lusts shall they heap to themselves teachers, having itching ears; And they shall turn away their ears from the truth, and shall be turned unto fables\u201d (2 Timothy 4:3-4).\n\u00ab The Message deletes homosexuality as sin in 1 Timothy\n\u201cHow to Know (For Sure!) That You Are Part of The Great Falling Away\u201d by Steven Kozar \u00bb",
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        "raw_content": "Soldier watches daughter\u2019s birth on FaceTime after flight home is delayed\nPosted 7:12 pm, May 8, 2018, by CNN Wires, Updated at 07:07PM, May 8, 2018\nArmy soldier Brooks Lindsey just barely missed his daughter\u2019s birth, but while sitting on the floor of the Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport he got the next best thing: A FaceTime call that let him see her first moments.\nAccording to KTVU, Lindsey is a member of the Mississippi National Guard, 2d Battalion, 114th Field Artillery Regiment, and lives in Brandon, just east of Jackson.\nHis wife Haley Lindsey told Love What Matters she wasn\u2019t supposed to deliver for another week, but her doctor told her last Thursday that she needed to be induced. Brooks was at Fort Bliss in El Paso and planned to fly from there to Dallas, and then on to Jackson, Mississippi.\nThe expectant father hit a flight delay in Dallas, but Haley Lindsey told Love What Matters that it actually worked out for the best.\n\u201cWithout that delay Brooks would have been in the air and unable to FaceTime,\u201d she said. Instead, he watched the birth live on his phone while his mother secretly recorded his reaction from inside the delivery room.\nMillie Fritz Anne Lindsey was born on Friday. According to her mother, she was only a few hours old by the time dad made it to the hospital.\n\u201cHe picked her up and held her for five minutes and kept saying \u2018wow I can\u2019t believe we just had a baby,'\u201d she said.\nA video of an emotional Brooks Lindsey watching the birth, surreptitiously filmed by a fellow passenger in the airport, has amassed more than 200,000 views in a few days. In the post, the passenger said other travelers gave the soldier his space but were overjoyed when they realized the baby had arrived.\n\u201cI never want us to forget about our soldiers who serve us every day and the sacrifices they make,\u201d the passenger wrote.\nLindsey\u2019s regiment congratulated the family on Facebook with a sweet picture of dad and baby.\nHaley Lindsey re-posted the viral video of her husband\u2019s airport reaction on her own Facebook page, with fond words and tiny hearts. CNN has reached out to her for more information.\nTopics: birth, daughter, delayed, FaceTime, flight, Home, soldier, watches",
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        "raw_content": "The Gin Guild, a trade body set up in 2012 to encourage excellence in gin distillation and promote the category worldwide, has 25 new members.\nNew recruits including drinks writer and Sipsmith\u2019s master distiller Jared Brown, bartender Nathan O\u2019Neill from London\u2019s Milk & Honey and mixologist Nick Strangeway, were made members during the spring installation ceremony at the Savile Club in Mayfair, London.\nThey were installed by the guild\u2019s grand rectifier, Christopher Hayman, after they swore an oath reflecting the traditions of the trade guilds of the City of London. They join a group of the gin industry\u2019s elite including, producers, brand owners, bartenders and industry leaders involved in the production, promotion and distribution of gin.\nThe event was the fourth installation since the guild was established by the Worshipful Company of Distillers, with membership numbers now exceeding 80.\nHayman, chairman of Hayman Distillers, said: \u201cThe Spring Installation was great success \u2013 we believe it might have been the biggest gathering of gin experts in one room to date. We were particularly delighted to welcome new French and Italian members who are helping to make the Gin Guild truly international.\u201d\nThe guild says membership is open to a range of gin experts and the guild welcomes support and participation from new members. There are various classes of membership \u2013 from founder wardens who were appointed by each of the four founding companies \u2013 to warden rectifiers who include distillers, producers and brand owners, and rectifiers who have roles in the wider gin industry, including leading bartenders, journalists, marketing experts and educators.",
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        "raw_content": "Zombie eat brains, but zombie cannot swallow this injustice.\nEvan and I saw 28 Weeks Later this weekend. I'm getting a little tired of zombie movies personifying zombies (or zombie-like infection movies for you nitpicking dorkbags out there--save us the comment please). In 28 Weeks Later, the Zombie Begbie spends the entire movie chasing down his children. In 28 Days Later, the Infected bit and vomited upon anyone they could sense. They consumed family and stranger with the same lust for blood, neither preferring, nor to the dismay of the survivors, discriminating between the two.\nI hate to bring up the Day of the Dead remake, but seriously, zombies feeling sorry for other zombies, empathizing with the disadvantaged humans and then seeking out and killing the head of the rich people? Please.\nThen we have the morality tale, as all zombie movies must have, and if you can possibly believe it, it's Anti-War/Anti-U.S. Army.\nSix weeks after the initial breakout discussed in the first movie, the Infected have pretty much starved out and shortly thereafter, Britain is declared free of Infection. The U.S. Army arrives to begin cleanup and the repopulation process. The movie begins with a new load of civilians arriving, and an American soldier explaining to them how they have cleared out and cleaned up most of the area the civilians will be living in, but there are still some dangers, so they will not be allowed to leave the safe zone, and in spite of the heavy military presence, they should find things relatively normal with electricity, running water, and even a pub.\nTwo of the new arrivals are Begbie's kids, who had been on a school trip to the U.S. (?) when the outbreak happened. While they were gone and safe, the house Begbie and their mother had been hiding in got attacked and when she got cornered in a room with six or so Infected, Begbie cut and ran.\nWithin hours of the kids getting to the Army zone, they hop the fence to go get a picture of their mom. The Army snipers on the roof notice them leave and it's caught on security camera, but the children are not apprehended until after running a few blocks in the unsafe zone, breaking into a pizza parlor, stealing a Vespa and driving a few miles into the London suburbs to their house.\nAnyway, long story short [sic], their mom is in there, having survived the outbreak because she has some natural antibody in her blood that allows her to be a carrier of the disease without showing any symptoms. They take her back to the Army zone, and the disease re-spreads.\nThe Army fortifies the safe zone and locks all the civilians in these dark rooms and chains the doors. Again, the kid somehow walks out the chained room and Zombie Begbie shows up to eat him, runs into the room full of civilians and the whole scene looks a lot like The Zombie Infection Simulator. The civilians, some of whom are now infected, break out of their containment areas and start running around feasting on flesh.\nAt first, the Army tries to snipe out the infected, but as you can imagine it's hard to tell an Infected from a panicking civilian, so after a few minutes, the Army orders the snipers to shoot everyone. In antiwar fantasyland, that's what the U.S. Army does: they shoot civilians with abandon, killing everyone who might share the physical characteristics of the Infected without taking any precautions to save the innocent.\nThen Smart Sniper Guy and Sensitive Army Doctor Girl find the kids and a few civilians and try to escape, since the kids may have the same Rage-resistant antibodies and could be the key to a cure. In case you were wondering what he's been up to since taking Walt off the island, Michael is a helicopter pilot and buddy of Smart Sniper, informs them that the Army will be carrying out Code Red in four minutes.\nWhat's Code Red? In case of an outbreak, first the Americans try to detain the Infected. If that fails, they will selectively eliminate the infected. If that fails, they will carpetbomb the city and kill everyone, Infected and potential Infected alike. Just like they do. You know, that Army that ignores humanity and destroys any place where \"Rage\" has begun to create a population of \"Infected\". The same ruthless Army that takes extraordinary measures to eliminate potentially world-destroying problems without worrying about silly consequences like destroying cities and killing civilians.\nWith Sniper and Doctor's help, Michael lifts two kids to safety, one of whom is infected but thanks to his mother's genes, doesn't appear to be and will now be able to be studied and the cure can be found right? Wrong. The movie ends with Infected running around a burning Paris. Had Michael gone with his gut and let these kids be destroyed with the containment area like the Army told him to, the rest of the world would have been safe, and maybe the Infected wouldn't have set swaths of France on fire.\nSo wait, what was the moral again?",
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        "raw_content": "This Christmas, seniors will be home, spending time with family as they gaze at their college journey ahead where family time will be harder to come by.\nChristmas will be here in a few days and seniors are ready to stay home to spend time with family. Next year when Christmas time comes around again, things will be different for these very seniors. A large percentage of them will have gone to college (many boarding there) or some may even be in the military. While most will be home for Christmas many of them will not be around for the normal holiday preparations like baking cookies or decorating the tree.\nAccording to niche.com, 52% of high school graduates from Connecticut alone go out of state for college (McLachlan). To put this in perspective, this means that half of the state\u2019s college graduates leave their homes to board at college. While the other 48% stay in state, it is not a guarantee that they will be within driving distance of their home, having to board at specific colleges that are too far to commute to.\nIt can be hard for freshmen in college to adjust to being away from their families. Now, seniors are taking the opportunity to reflect on time with their family so they can remember it when they are away.\nChristmas lights on the Milford Green were lit up this year on the Friday after Thanksgiving, getting the community into the holiday spirit.\nOne senior, Danny House, has plans to enlist in the Coast Guard for next year. Of spending time with family on Christmas he notes, \u201c\u2026it\u2019s extremely important this year especially for someone like me. I\u2019m not sure how much time I\u2019ll have off or even if I\u2019ll make it for Christmas.\u201d This is a very different perspective than a majority of the current seniors because of the nature of the work that Danny wants to get into.\nIn addition, Hannah Turner states that \u201cMy family is supporting me throughout the college process, so the least I could do is spend as much time with them that I can.\u201d Hannah Turner\u2019s top school is Harvard, which is out of state. Shannon Thompson echoed these sentiments saying that \u201cI\u2019ve always been around my family and they have always supported me and everything I have done this far. It\u2019s even more important [to spend time with family] also because almost all of the colleges I applied to are out of state, so I won\u2019t be able to visit them as often. That makes this time even more important to treasure.\u201d\nFor seniors, Christmas with family is even more crucial this year than other years. Jerry Lawrence notes how these types of breaks are like a reset. Next year, seniors will be away from their families for more time than they\u2019ve previously spent away before and will, therefore, cherish the moments with their families this holiday season.\nNext New Year and a New Start for Midterms",
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        "raw_content": "Why Newt Gingrich Won't Call a Smartphone a Smartphone\nYou know that shiny new iPhone 5 or Samsung Galaxy S4 in your pocket? You probably call it a cellphone, right? Well, Newt Gingrich says you're wrong.\nGingrich recently posted a three-minute video arguing modern cellphones shouldn't be called cellphones at all.\n\"Think about it,\" petitions Gingrich, who's been attempting to shape himself as a Republican thought leader on high-tech issues from moon colonies to flying cars. \"If it's taking pictures, it's not a cellphone.\n\"If it has a McDonald's app to tell you where McDonald's is based on your GPS location, that's not a cellphone. If you can get Wikipedia or go to Google, that's not a cellphone.\"\nWhat's curious is the fact that Gingrich does not acknowledge the word that's been widely accepted for modern mobile devices: \"smartphone.\" When Mashable asked a Gingrich staffer to explain why Gingrich doesn't simply use \"smartphone,\" we received the following response:\nBecause it's not a smarter way to make phone calls.\nAnd it's not even primarily a phone anymore.\nHe is trying to say calling these devices smart phones is like calling a car a horseless carriage.\nPoint being a change of kind has occurred (not just an evolution) which we have just begun to understand \u2014 the potential and the implications.\nGingrich's larger point \u2014 that smartphones have changed the way we interact with one another, read the news and get work done \u2014 is undoubtedly accurate. But his way of making that argument is unquestionably bizzarre.\nEither way, Gingrich is asking YouTube commenters for their suggestions on what to call modern cellphones. What advice would you give him? Share in the comments below.\nImage via Matthew Cavanaugh/Getty Images\nTopics: newt gingrich, Politics, U.S., World",
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        "raw_content": "Weedmaps CEO Justin Hartfield May Soon Be America\u2019s Weed Guy\nPeople participate in the annual 4/20 marijuana festival in Denver, Colorado, this year, one of two states were recreational marijuana use is currently legal.\nLAS VEGAS \u2014 Justin Hartfield isn\u2019t in the business of selling marijuana, but he is interested in helping you get your hands on some grass.\nHartfield is the CEO and founder of Weedmaps, a free Yelp-like service that maps out local marijuana dispensaries in states across the country. Registered users of the site can leave reviews and ratings for different dispensaries with the ultimate goal of helping others find the best weed in town.\nSee also: 22 Victorious Accomplishments in Stoner Engineering\nDespite the social stigma associated with marijuana use \u2014 both medicinal and recreational \u2014 business at Weedmaps is booming. 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He expects other states will soon join Colorado and Washington in making it legal for recreational use, and California could be a big domino to fall in 2016. As the drug continues to gain a foothold across the country, Hartfield even expects doctors will soon prescribe specific strands of the drug to battle specific illnesses.\nMashable sat down with Hartfield to discuss legalization, the stigma surrounding it, and his high hopes for the future of weed in America. Below is an edited version of our conversation with Hartfield.\nQ&A With Justin Hartfield, CEO of Weedmaps\nDifferent strains of marijuana are on sale at Medicine Man, a dispensary in Denver, Colorado.\nMashable: What do people say when you tell them what you do? Have you had some good reactions from people?\nHartfield: [Laughs] Typically that\u2019s my favorite part of the day depending on who\u2019s asking. I\u2019ve had some people literally turn around and give me the cold shoulder, which is like \u2018wow.\u2019 That was pretty intense. I\u2019ve had people tell me they like our business model but we\u2019re destroying society. I\u2019ve had investors say that. But typically for the most part, people are like, \u2018Oh my god, that\u2019s awesome.\u2019\nYou started Weedmaps after discovering dispensaries were better than your drug dealer. Why? What are the benefits?\nNumber one is quality. The quality tends to be a lot better, and selection essentially is better. My drug dealer, he had good marijuana and then he had the bad stuff. These retailers, they\u2019ve got so many different varietals just because they can do more business. The margins are [better] and they have more buying power and for all those business reasons, they are able to get better product into their systems. At the end of the day it\u2019s all about the product. 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Throughout all these years it\u2019s just kind of been passed on from generation to generation. Unfortunately, their propaganda has misled a lot of people.\nI think now, especially over the past decade since the Internet has really risen, people can do their own research. I think it\u2019s changing people\u2019s perspectives. At Weedmaps we changed our branding and we\u2019re trying to be really inclusive by making marijuana a really happy, fun medicine. That\u2019s why our logo\u2019s a smiley face. That\u2019s what happens after you smoke - you can\u2019t help yourself, you have to smile. We want to be on the forefront of changing that opinion. We\u2019re professionals and we smoke weed all the time. You can do both now in 2014.\nA Weedmaps map displaying all marijuana dispensaries in San Francisco.\nImage: Weedmaps\nYou guys create content, too. Why?\nWe own marijuana.com. 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I see people who are addicted to heroin, painkillers, alcohol switching over to marijuana. It would make a huge quality of life improvement.\nDespite your somewhat unique subject matter, you\u2019re a tech entrepreneur. Walk me through some of the challenges you face simply growing your business.\nWe face the same challenges every internet startup goes through, but we have the added \u2018bonus' of having this giant legal framework to deal with. Hiring is one of the most difficult things that we do because we\u2019re competing with companies like Google and Facebook, but also because a lot of skilled employees don\u2019t want to put our company\u2019s name on their resume. They think about what\u2019s going to happen after they leave our company and it\u2019s like, \u2018oh no, is my new employer going to think I\u2019m a stoner because I worked at Weedmaps?\u2019 So [we deal with] the typical stuff startups go through. It\u2019s just a little extra when your name is Weedmaps.\nYou don\u2019t actually sell weed, but some people assume you do. Has the government ever reached out to you under the impression you are breaking a law?\nKnock on wood, the government has never reached out to us in that capacity before. It\u2019s just a perception from a lot of people, and even investors. They\u2019ll ask, \u2018How do you guys make so much money just selling weed?\u2019 No, no, no! It\u2019s just advertising and moving pixels around the screen.\nMarijuana is only legal [recreationally] in two states right now. Where will be be five years from now?\nWell, I know Oregon and Alaska are going to have full adult-use legalization on the ballot this year, and Florida will have a full medical marijuana program this year on the ballot, too. So those are going to be huge. In 2016, California is going to have a legalization bill on the ballot for voters. That\u2019s expected to pass. 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        "raw_content": "Friday, December 18th, 2015 | Posted by Peter Mulvany\nWorld Leaders Hail Libyan Agreement Sealed in Morocco\nThe UN-brokered peace deal inked Thursday in Morocco by representatives of Libyan warring factions has put the North African nation in the spotlight, commending its role as peace facilitator.\n\u201cWe would like to express our gratitude to the Kingdom of Morocco for its efforts to advance the UN talks\u201d, said U.S. State Department spokesman John Kirby.\n\u201cThe United States welcomes the signing of the political agreement in Morocco, by Libyans, prepared based on a year of UN-facilitated political dialogue\u201d, added Mr. Kirby.\nThe agreement provides the \u201cframework for establishing a unified Libyan Government of National Accord, and we applaud the efforts of those courageous Libyan leaders to rebuild a united Libya\u201d, stressed the US Department official.\n\u201cWe stand ready to support the implementation of the political agreement and are committed to providing the unified government full political backing and technical, economic, security, and counterterrorism assistance\u201d, added the spokesperson.\nFor his part, Secretary of State John Kerry hailed the Libyan-UN peace deal signed in Morocco that will establish \u201ca unified Libyan Government of National Accord\u201d.\n\u201cWe salute these courageous Libyans who stand ready to rebuild a united Libya and who are determined to move the country forward\u201d, said Mr Kerry, noting that \u201call Libyans have a role to play as the political transition continues\u201d.\nUN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon thanked King Mohammed VI and the Government of Morocco for hosting the signing ceremony of the Libyan political accord, saying \u201cit is a critical step in continuing Libya\u2019s post-revolution transition after months of turmoil and uncertainty\u201d.\nThe UN Chief also congratulated the Libyan people on this important achievement and expressed hope the new peace deal would put Libya back on the path of building a \u201cdemocratic State based on the principles of inclusion, human rights and the rule of law\u201d.\nParis welcomed the signing of the Libyan political agreement in Morocco today, saying it will support with its European Union partners and the international community the new Libyan authorities.\nBritain\u2019s Prime Minister David Cameron also commended the peace deal sealed in Morocco, describing it as an \u201cimportant step forward\u201d, paving the way for a new unified national government in Libya.\nThe UK is firmly committed to securing a stable and prosperous future for Libya, said Mr. Cameron.",
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        "raw_content": "\u201csurrealism photography of person reading news paper in fire while sitting on stool\u201d by Elijah O'Donnell on Unsplash\nThe Futility of Asking Why\nIn my training as a therapist, I had to learn to stop asking people \u201cwhy?\u201d Asking why tends to send a client into a spiral of thinking, taking their attention away from the immediacy of what is happening into a multi-layered and complex story about what seems to be happening, what seems to have happened, or what might happen.\nWhy am I writing this article in this particular coffee shop? Because I like the coffee here. Because it\u2019s close to where I live. Because I felt inspired to write this morning. These responses are part of a story of how I ended up in this coffee shop, but they don\u2019t actually answer the question of why.\nIn fact, when the question why is asked, there is always an implicit and subtle seeking for some fundamental cause of the way things are, but the only way the question can be addressed is by assuming that what is really being asked is \u201chow\u201d or \u201chow come.\u201d So then the story begins.\nWith a question like \u201cWhy am I writing in this coffee shop?\u201d The story of it being near home and my liking of the coffee here seems to be satisfying enough. Phew, it\u2019s not completely arbitrary that I find myself here. I even have a story about how I got here: I remember driving my car here. Good, everything fits together so far.\nIn reality, the question of why is often asked about what seems like much more substantial things, such as \u201cWhy don\u2019t you leave your abusive partner?\u201d In other words, why are things the way they are even though we all agree that we have free-will and choice, and even though we all agree on what should be happening? There are actually two illusory presuppositions buried in that question: the concept of choice and the concept of reality being anything other than what it is (i.e. how it should be).\nSo then the story begins, \u201cIf I leave him then he might hurt me and my children.\u201d Phew, that makes sense. Reality has been vindicated. Things are the way they are because of fear, apparently. We can stop there, assuming that reality should be different while also, paradoxically, believing that we know why it is that way.\nBut the question why never, ever satisfies. It usually never satisfies because it falsely presupposes that there is even such a thing as meaning. For example, why does the sun rise in the East and set in the West? Immediately, the mind grabs a bag of concepts and starts constructing the story:\nThe Earth is spinning in space as it orbits the Sun and because of its direction of rotation, the Sun appears to rise from the Eastern horizon and fall below the Western horizon. Lovely. You get a gold star and the middle-school science prize.\nBut the question remains unanswered. Why does the Sun rise in the East and set in the West? This question is synonymous with why does Earth spin? and why does Earth orbit the Sun?\nAh, you say, both the rotation of Earth around the Sun and the rotation of Earth around its axis are vestiges of the angular momentum of the cloud of debris that coalesced into the ancient solar system (I had to google that). Well done! You get another gold star and you get to do more homework.\nBut we still don\u2019t have any kind of meaningful answer to why the Sun rises in the East and sets in the West, just as we have no meaningful answer to why any of those other phenomena are the way they appear to be. It\u2019s not that we\u2019re looking for some kind of esoteric, nonsense thing that is unscientific. It\u2019s not that science trumps meaning.\nEven if the story is that \u201cGod makes the Sun rise in the East and set in the West,\u201d there is no real answer for why that happens. We could then ask, \u201cWhy does God do that?\u201d And the answer is (usually), \u201cHe just does!\u201d\nThe concept of a God that makes decisions about things can be a shortcut to tracking the apparent cause and effect of anything back to the big bang (or before) to discover that there is actually no real answer to the question of why anything whatsoever is the way it is. Both science and religion offer us a false sense of security. There is an illusion that everything has some kind of fundamental meaning. When we actually look for it, however, we find that the illusion of meaning is like a sand-castle built in the air: it has no foundation.\nIt\u2019s blatantly clear, even though terrifying, that everything is absolutely meaningless. There is no true meaning behind this laptop, or this table, or those trash cans outside the window. There is no meaning or purpose behind this body, or that coffee cup.\nThere is no truly satisfying answer to the question of why you are in a relationship with your girlfriend or why those flowers are blooming or why I am writing this. Everything is clearly and obviously completely devoid of meaning.\nThere\u2019s nothing wrong with that. It\u2019s just how it seems to be. It also doesn\u2019t seem to change anything. It\u2019s not like discovering this leads to mass chaos and mayhem. It\u2019s not that everyone goes AWOL. 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        "raw_content": "Home Airline News JetBlue\u2019s Sustainability Efforts Getting Results\nJetBlue\u2019s Sustainability Efforts Getting Results\nSophia Mendelsohn Head of Sustainability for JetBlue\nMetropolitan Airport News had a conversation with Sophia Mendelsohn, the head of JetBlue\u2019s sustainability efforts, and the topics ranged from the now famous JetBlue garden, to the more prosaic subjects of reduced carbon dioxide aircraft fuels, airport service vehicles and all the other improvements airports can make to reduce air toxicity.\nThe T5 terminal at JFK airport has two gardens, a rooftop garden that is open to customers as a way to relax, rather than continue the pressures of travel in a busy and loud airport terminal. Solving that problem can be defined as human sustainability.\nPlants as we all know, are not just nice to have around, and provide a healthy food supply, but also reduce carbon dioxide (CO2) in the air since carbon to a plant is like a sirloin steak to a person. Carbon, along with sunlight and water are the growth engines of plant life. Therefore, a garden is a trifecta of benefits, pleasant to be in, one of our sources of food, and a sanitation system for our air since as part of photosynthesis, they produce oxygen. Something for all of us to think about when we see that unused piece of land in our back yard.\nThe conversation turned to other environmental steps that JetBlue is engaged in or planning. The more prosaic subjects of wing tips which reduce fuel usage, composite metals which reduce aircraft weight, and therefore fuel usage and the composition of fuel itself are all worth looking at.\nJetBlue is also actively engaged in seeking a high quality and reliable source of alternate fuels. These are fuels from vegetable life, or from waste products, that do not burn with the high release of carbon dioxide that are a product of Jet fuels. The mix of high octane requirements to lift a jet aircraft off the ground, coupled with the need to reduce carbon emissions is challenging and takes thorough analysis and testing.\nAirborne emissions present an opportunity to reduce carbon; but ground vehicles are also a potential source of reducing carbon emissions. Both Natural Gas Vehicles and Electric vehicles are used at other airports and both can be considered. JetBlue is looking at Electric vehicles and is involved in a joint study with the Port Authority to begin introducing this technology.\nThere are airports now using electric vehicles for towing, baggage handling, maintenance and supply, and point to point transport of ground staff. The big advantage of electric is that you charge the car during non-peak for the utility company, and therefore, utility emissions are flat while the batteries are being charged.\nMs. Mendelsohn, JetBlue\u2019s leader in these efforts is taking aggressive and creative approaches to improving our environment and is willing to tackle these problems as a \u201cfirst to the market\u201d as marketing folks like to say. This is usually the most difficult but rewarding place to be.",
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        "raw_content": "Tax FAQ, Information, and Resources\nWhat is the Borough\u2019s Real Estate (property) Tax rate:\nThe Borough\u2019s 2018 property tax rate is 5.631 mills.\nWhat is a \u201cmill\u201d?\nA mill is one one-thousandth of a dollar, and in property tax terms is equal to $1.00 of tax for each $1,000 of assessment. 5.631 mills, therefore, is equal to $5.63 for every $1,000 of assessed value, or $563.10 for a home assessed at $100,000.\nWhat other taxes does the Borough assess?\nA \u201cPer Capita Tax\u201d of $10 per year is paid by all Borough residents 18 or older as of January 1 each year. An \u201cOccupation Tax\u201d of $10 per year is paid by residents who live in the Borough at any time during a given year. Members of the clergy and residents with less than $5,000 total annual income are exempt. An \u201cEarned Income Tax\u201d of .5 % (1/2 of 1 percent) is paid on any income or net profits earned by Borough residents or any income earned in the Borough by non-residents. The Borough also has a \u201cLocal Services Tax\u201d of $52 per year which is paid by every taxpayer employed in the Borough.\nWhy does my property tax bill seem much higher than that?\nThe Borough is just one of three entities that assess a Real Estate Tax. In addition to the 5.631 mills pair to the Borough, Borough property owners pay 6.876 mills* to Dauphin County and 22.1500 mills* to the Middletown Area School District (*based on 2014 rates).\nWho do I contact with questions about my local taxes?\nThe Borough Tax Collector is Pamela Miller. Her mailing address is 131 Oak Hill Drive Middletown, PA 17057. Phone: 944-8336. The Middletown Area School District Tax Office can be reached at (717) 948-3300 ext. 1018. 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If the bill is left unpaid after the final notice date, your account can be terminated until payment is made in full on the account.\nIs there a charge to restore the power if my electric is terminated due to delinquency?\nYes. At this time the charge is $60.00. Please be sure to pay on time to avoid these fees. In addition, the Borough reserves the right to collect a deposit in the amount of $50 on any account that is terminated for nonpayment.\nAfter the bill is paid, when will my electric be turned back on?\nIf the payment is in the office before 3:00 p.m., the electric will be restored the same day by 3:30 p.m. If the payment is received after 3:00 p.m. it will not be restored before the next business day.\nWhat if my check is returned on an account that was terminated for delinquency?\nYour electric will be disconnected without further notice until the returned check is paid in full along with a returned check fee. This can be done in the office by paying with a money order or credit card.\nWhy can\u2019t I pay over the phone?\nAt this time, we are not permitted to accept credit card payments over the phone.\nWhere can I pay my bills?\nPayments are accepted in person in the finance office or by credit card on our website. We also have a box for your convenience in the back parking lot. This is collected each business day before 8 a.m. The drop is not collected while we are open. If it is necessary to have a payment in immediately, please bring the payment into the office. Be sure to properly mark any payments made in the drop to be sure we credit the correct account. Regular mail is also a popular method of payment. For your convenience we also have draft payments. This can be set up in the office.\nWhat can I use to pay my bill?\nWe accept checks, money order and credit cards.\nWe do not have a payment plan. Each bill is due to be paid in full within the 5 week period as stated above.\nWhat is the budget plan?\nThe budget is a program that takes your last 12 months history and divides the total by 12. You pay that amount for 11 months. The last month is called the square-up month. At that time, you pay the difference of what you were billed with the final budget bill or you will receive a credit, if you overpaid, of that amount on the final budget bill. This program does not save you money. It helps you budget the money that you would be paying into one equal payment. This way you know what you will pay each month in advance. The Borough reserves the right to review the account and makes changes as needed. Please refer any questions on this to the finance office.\nWhen I moved in, I put down a deposit. When do I get that back?\nBorough ordinance requires that each resident have a deposit on file when an account is established. 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        "raw_content": "You are here \u00bb Top: History: Books: Dusting Off the Old Ones: The Passing of an Era, From Buffalo Chips ...\nThe Passing of an Era, From Buffalo Chips to Natural Gas and Electricity\nWhen mention is made of the fuel used by the early settlers in Eastern Montana, if a person has read much of the early history of this state, the first thought would be of \"buffalo chips\". However along the streams it was not necessary to resort to that type of fuel as wood was in abundance. After Miles City was moved from \"old town\" to its present site, the inhabitants became interested in obtaining a more substantial form of fuel than wood. There were outcroppings of coal along streams and creeks and soon numerous prospectors were \"digging\" coal and hauling it to town where it found a ready market. The first record at the court house of the filing of a \"coal entry\" was the recording of the receipt issued by the Receiver of the United States Land Office at Miles City on January 5, 1883, to one Hugh H. Linn covering a tract of about 21 acres of land on the north side of the Yellowstone River right where the north abutment of the present Yellowstone bridge is. The receipt states that it was \"Coal Entry No. 1\". The mine was located not far from the bank for the river and the coal was hauled across on the ice in the winter time. There was neither ferry nor bridge at that time, so until the river was frozen over solid, no hauling could be done. This mine dubbed the \"Red Jacket Mine\" and was operated by Samuel H. Linn and John J. Coleman. Owing to the uncertainty of the delivery of the coal on account of the freezing over of the river, the operation did not last too long.\nOn checking the record, it is found that \"Coal Entry No. 2\" was entered by one Charles E. Case under date of December 19, 1885, and according to the record, Case paid $20 per acre for 43.81 acres of land on the north side of the Yellowstone River about a mile below the site of the present Yellowstone bridge on Fifth Street. That there was mining activity on this tract before the the turn of the century, there is little doubt, but very little appears of the record concerning it.\nHowever, the taxes were not paid on this tract for the year 1896 and it was sold to the county for taxes. It was later sold by the county and in 1907 became the property of one Charles F. Hedges. Hedges formed a mining corporation under the name of the Yellowstone Coal Company and this concern started development of the property. The stockholders of this company were, besides Hedges, Pierre Wibaux, the builder of the Wibaux building and President of the State National Bank, George K. Foster, the founder of the Foster Drug Company, A. J. Schrumpf, a prominent dentist, and Charles F. Kline, who was undoubtedly the \"mine boss\". Kline had considerable experience in the mining of lignite coal. Of course, there was no bridge across the Yellowstone River at any point convient to the mine, and the same problem confronted the Yellowstone Coal Mine Company that bothered the owners of the Red Jacket Mine. There was no trouble in the winter, when the river was frozen over solid, but during the spring and fall seasons, difficulty was experienced in getting the coal across the river. This problem was partially solved by the installation of an anchored cable across the river from which a cable car was suspended and operated. However, this mine developed too much water seepage to make its operation profitable so it was abandoned after a short time.\nThe mining of coal in this vicinity was not limited to the north side of the Yellowstone River. In the 80's, there were two, if not three, mines operating on the south side of the river. In 1886, one Augustus P. Flanagan filed on a tract of 120 acres just south of Carbon Hill and extending west to the present Haynes Avenue. He conveyed a portion of this tract in August, 1886, to Harry Speight, who opened a mine and operated it for several years in conjunction with John and Thomas Gibb. Tom Gibb later served the community well as postmaster and also as police magistrate. John Gibb was also police magistrate for many years. There was another mine, just south of the Speight mine. This was operated by the Weaver Brothers, Sam, Hugh and Chance. Sam purchases a part of the Flanagan tract in 1891. This Weaver mine was rather a family affair, for a number of the younger generation, including Bert Weaver, now of Ashland, \"dug\" quit a bit of the coal out of this mine.\nAnother mine was at the extreme end of Leighton Boulevard, just south of the irrigating ditch and ran under the large butte just of the Industrial School. A man by the name of Andrew J. Maxwell filed on this quarter section in the 80's. Maxwell was a man of many vocations. He operated the stage line to the Black Hills. He also built the original building which now houses the Foster Drug Company. There is no record available that he operated a coal mine on this tract, but he leased the land to Joseph and Samuel Bateman for coal mining purposes in March of 1893. Joseph Bateman was afterwards street commissioner here in Miles City, was also the county coroner and served Custer County as a commissioner. In 1897, Samuel Bateman assigned his interest in the lease to James Kenney. Joseph Bateman and James Kenny continued to operate the mine for several years. No doubt folks who have driven along Haynes Avenue and Leighton Boulevard have noticed piles of old coal slack at these two locations. Well, that is how they came to be there.\nThe lignite coal story would not be complete without some reference being made to the mine that was known as the \"Kircher Mine\". Along about the turn of the century, Albert Kircher, who afterwards became register of the United States Land Office at Miles City, obtained title to 160 acres of land just north of the present highway No. 12, about a mile east of where it leaves the Yellowstone Valley. A tunnel was sunk on this tract and a good vein of coal encountered. While Kircher owned the land, the mine was operated under the direction of \"Scotty\" Elder, an uncle of Dr. D. J. Elder and Mrs. C. M. Miller of this city. While \"Scotty\" operated the mine, the hauling of the coal was entrusted to the McFarland Brothers, Bill, Tom, Bob and Hugh. The McFarlands hand some of the finest horses that ever tightened a tug in the valley. They were mostly bays and chestnuts, with an occasional grey, and it was a sight worth seeing, to watch one of those four horse teams lay into the collar with a five ton load of coal and move it into town with the mud nearly hub deep. There were no hard surfaced or gravel roads in those days. In 1916, the mine was sold to Charley Sankey, who continued to operate it for several years. In the latter years of its operation, an electric hoist was used to bring the coal to the surface, theretofore the coal had usually been hauled up the slope with a mule. Sometime in 1921, Sankey conceived the idea that there were not sufficient places of amusement in Miles City, and built a dance hall out near the mine, where periodical dances were held for several years. The title to the property afterwards passed into the name of John Herzog, and the land is now enclosed in one of his pastures. No visible remains of the mine nor of the dance hall can be seen from the private road.\nThere were many lignite mines in the vicinity, the most prominent ones in later days being the \"Paddy Creek\" mine operated by Tom McFarland on the west side of the Tongue River on Paddy Creek, the Crow Rock mine at Crow Rock and the Storm King mine in the Pine Hills presently operated by Burl Conner.\nDuring most of the time since the turn of the century, Red Lodge, Bear Creek and Roundup coal has been handled by the lumber yards or some company dealing in fuel. This coal was harder than the lignite mined locally, and commanded a better price.\nWhen the Minnesota Northern Power Company (now the Montana Dakota Utilities Co.) was granted a franchise by the city in 1927 and brought natural gas into town it severely affected the coal industry, as many residences and business houses connected up with the gas. 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        "raw_content": "Chinese tourists taking a pass on Tiffany & Co. and other luxury brands\nFILE- In this Monday, May 22, 2017, photo, a gift box from Tiffany & Co. is arranged for a photo in Surfside, Fla. Tiffany & Co. reports earnings on Wednesday, Nov. 28, 2018.\tWilfredo Lee / AP\nNEW YORK \u2014 There was something missing at the luxury jeweller Tiffany & Co. in recent months: Chinese tourists.\nFor the second time in as many months, a big seller of high-end goods noticed that a particularly crucial demographic of its shopping base had made itself sparse, damaging sales and stoking fears of worse to come.\nOn Wednesday, shares of Tiffany & Co. plunged 12% after reporting weaker-than-expected sales in its third quarter. CEO Alessandro Bogliolo said that Chinese tourists have failed to show up, and open wallets up, with the same vigour that they had in the past.\nBut Tiffany is considered a bellwether in the luxury sector and a number of big names, such as Ralph Lauren and Movado sold off Wednesday on concerns that things could get worse.\nTiffany\u2019s third-quarter revenue rose 4% to just above $1 billion, yet industry analysts were anticipating a bigger boost. Part of the reason for the surprise was fewer tourists, particularly Chinese tourists, at stores in places like New York and Hong Kong.\n\u201cWhat we see is that Chinese tourists are travelling less,\u201d said Bogliolo in a phone interview Wednesday.\nTiffany\u2019s business in mainland China remains strong, he said.\nBogliolo speculated that the deteriorating value of China\u2019s currency is to blame.\nThe yuan, also known as the renminbi, or \u201cpeople\u2019s money,\u201d sank to a 10-year low against the dollar at the end of October. It strengthened slightly this month, leading many to believe that Beijing has stepped in to stop its slide.\nBut others see broader issues at play, including a simmering trade war and the potential for a slowing global economy that is squeezing even the wealthy in China.\n\u201cThere are major strains in our political relationship with the Chinese government,\u201d said Robert Burke, a luxury consultant in New York. \u201cIt doesn\u2019t put them in the mood to come to the U.S. to spend their hard earned dollars. They do have the option to buy in mainland China.\u201d\nWhile the number of people visiting the U.S. from China grew 4% in 2017, according to the U.S. National Travel and Tourism Office, that was down sharply from the 16% jump in 2016.\nIt\u2019s not a healthy trend for sellers of high-end goods.\nBurke estimates that as much 30% of luxury goods sales globally are made to tourists from China.\nWhat may have exacerbated fears Wednesday is that prevailing wisdom has held that consumer spending from China in the high-end luxury shops of the West would not only continue, but that it would grow stronger.\nIn a study published this month, the Bain consultancy said that Chinese consumers will fuel nearly half of global high-end sales by 2025.\nChinese shoppers will account for 46% of global luxury sales of an estimated $412 billion in just six years, Bain said in the study, which was prepared for Italy\u2019s Altagamma association of high-end producers.\nEven before the Trump administration ratcheted up the intensity of its trade dialogue with Beijing, there were signs that economic growth in China was slowing.\nChinese economic growth declined to a post-global crisis low of 6.5% in the quarter than ended in September. A trade fight with the Trump administration is pressuring communist leaders to energize economic activity that has weakened since Beijing clamped down on bank lending last year as it tries to rein in surging debt.\nIt\u2019s too early to tell if the spate of weaker-than-expected sales for luxury merchants will continue, or if it\u2019s a bump in the road.\nThere were some other signs of weakness at Tiffany, like comparable-store sales, which are watched closely by industry analysts.\nTiffany\u2019s quarterly profit of $94.9 million, or 77 cents per share, was actually a penny better than expected, according to analysts surveyed by Zacks Investment Research.\nBut the company stuck to its previously issued full-year earnings guidance of between $4.65 and $4.80 per share, which led some to suspect that shifting geopolitical agreements or a slowing global economy may soon become a bigger threat.",
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        "raw_content": "Dec. 3 Practice Report - Moose Make Most Of Break - Manitoba Moose\nBy: Mitch Peacock | Published: December 3rd 2018\nThe Manitoba Moose are a new-look bunch these days as they tackle a half-dozen straight games on the road here in California, and that group hit the ice today here in Bakersfield. It was the first of two consecutive practice days and came after a hard-earned day off.\nIt\u2019s a simple fact that American Hockey League clubs work hard to get players ready for their NHL parent teams. In this case when the Jets need help, the Moose answer the call.\nWith Mason Appleton impressing with the big club, Sami Niku and Cam Schilling chipping in on the blueline, and Nelson Nogier standing by ready lend a hand \u2013 others are getting opportunities with the Moose. However with key Moose players unavailable, and six Manitoba players out injured, the challenge of winning at the AHL level grows.\nThe Moose dropped games in San Diego and Bakersfield on the weekend, but assistant coach Marty Johnston liked what he saw.\n\u201cIt was a challenge to have that much turnover, in terms of our lineup, but I thought that at the end of the day we were really happy with our compete level and the character that the group showed and they\u2019re really starting to come together,\u201d said Johnston shortly after Saturday\u2019s setback against the Oilers\u2019 affiliate in Bakersfield. \u201cObviously, we\u2019d like to win every game but we were happy with how hard they worked and we\u2019re going to continue to work on improving our play on the ice and move forward.\u201d\nThe back-to-back setbacks follow a stellar performance in a lopsided win in San Diego to start this six-game tour.\nAll this roster juggling comes at a time when the Moose are a busy bunch, but after three games in four days on the West Coast, there\u2019s a little room to breathe right now and they\u2019re determined to make the most of it.\nJohnston on what could be a valuable window.\n\u201cI feel like there was some physical games that we just played so \u2018A\u2019 to get the rest, and \u2018B\u2019 to re-set and have a couple days on the road where you maybe have a little bit more time to teach and to have individual meeting with the players. So it\u2019s going to be good. We\u2019re going to take advantage of it and really try to make it an opportunity for us to get better and move forward.\u201d\nAfter practices today and tomorrow, the Moose are back at it here in Bakersfield Wednesday when they seek to avenge Saturday\u2019s loss to the Condors.\nComplete coverage of the re-match starts at 8:45 p.m. CDT on moosehockey.com, the Moose App, TSN 1290, and AHL TV.",
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        "raw_content": "Safer Internet Day 2018 \u2013 resources\nCybersafety, Ed Tech, mrkempnz, Personal, Positive Ed., Social Media\nTomorrow, Tuesday 6 February, is Global Safer Internet Day.\nWe are a connected generation, everything we do is becoming more instant and more digitized by the day. With this change, comes an importance to be safe, and understand how to do the right thing and be a true positive digital citizen in a constantly changing digital world. The education of these skills has to come from our schools.\nThis year\u2019s Safer Internet Day (SID) celebrations will take place on Tuesday, 6 February 2018. The 2018 theme, \u201cCreate, connect and share respect: A better internet starts with you\u201d is a call to action for every stakeholder to play their part in creating a better internet for everyone, in particular, the youngest users out there. More than that, it is an invitation for everyone to join in and engage with others in a respectful way in order to ensure a better digital experience.\nYou can follow the #SID2018 and #SaferInternetDay hashtags to find out more and also share what you have done.\nI encourage you to discuss the importance of this day with your staff and students. Use the resources below for ideas. It would be great for you to share this with your parents at your school as well. At the very least, send them to this blog post.\nSID 2018 Resources for you to utilize\nSome Safer Internet Day Resources \u2013 Organized by Grade Level\nhttps://www.saferinternet.org.uk/safer-internet-day/2018/education-packs\nCampaign Toolkit \u2013 https://www.saferinternet.org.uk/safer-internet-day/2018/campaign-toolkit\nSafer Internet Day videos to show your students \u2013 Please pre-watch for relevance\nhttps://www.saferinternet.org.uk/safer-internet-day/2018/sid-tv-2018\nSafer Internet Day Quiz \u2013 Suitable for 8-13 Year Olds\nhttps://www.saferinternet.org.uk/safer-internet-day/2018/safer-internet-day-quiz-2018\nTips and suggestions for students\nhttps://www.saferinternet.org.uk/safer-internet-day/2018/safer-internet-day-2018-top-tips-under-11s (Suitable for Under 11-year-olds)\nhttps://www.saferinternet.org.uk/safer-internet-day/2018/safer-internet-day-2018-top-tips-11-18s (Suitable for 11-18-year-olds)\nTips and Advice for Parents \u2013 Fantastic resource to share home via your blog\nhttps://www.saferinternet.org.uk/safer-internet-day/2018/safer-internet-day-2018-top-tips-parents-and-carers\nMore resources, activities, and challenges for students\nhttps://www.esafety.gov.au/saferinternetday\nhttps://bullyingnoway.gov.au/Resources/LatestNews/Pages/SaferInternetDay2018.aspx\nhttps://www.internetmatters.org/safer-internet-day-2018/\nCommon Sense Media Curriculum link ideas \u2013 K-12 curriculum link ideas for teaching Digital Citizenship\nhttps://www.commonsensemedia.org/educators/scope-and-sequence\nOf course, if you have any other additional ideas, resources, and tips for Safer Internet Day, please share.\nCasper Pieters says:\nI have discounted my t(w)een DigCit adventure novel, Team Savv-i The 10 Secrets of Cyberspace for Safer Internet Day down to only 4 bucks!. The book is a fun way for young teens to discover how to be safe, savvy and social online. It also encourages them to leverage the Internet to do some good.\nSchools can use the associated FREE eLearning program (demonstration site: https://sooced.com ) that aims to foster school community discussions about Digital Citizenship and incorporates the fine educational resources of Common Sense Media and others.\nThe book is available on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/0987570404/ref=rdr_ext_tmb\nThe sequel, called Team Savv-i The Lipizzaner Stallions, which is all about teens learning to sort fact from fiction, is coming out in May. For pre-orders please visit: https://www.savv-i.com\nEmma Ra says:\nSafer Internet Day is a great initiative where parents, kids, adults and young ones can learn how to remain safe on internet. I found this blog online which have 70 internet security tip which can be easily implemented yet makes the internet experience more secure.\nhttps://www.purevpn.com/blog/safer-internet-day/",
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        "raw_content": "JRF\u2019s #5 \u2013 Post Captain by Patrick O\u2019Brian\nLast year I read Master and Commander, the first in a 21 (!) book series by Patrick O\u2019Brian. I loved it.\nPost Captain continues the misadventures of captain Jack Aubrey and his surgeon friend, Stephen Maturin. Picking up right after Master and Commander, it is a brief rare season of peace between England, France, and Spain. As often happens with sailors with too much time on their hands, they quickly fall into debt and love. Jack is enraptured with the young heiress Sophia Williams, and Stephen falls for the unconventional widow Diana Villiers. The first half of the book almost reads like a Jane Austen novel told from the man\u2019s (are there any real men in those books?) perspective.\nThankfully, war breaks out and the boys leave land behind to sink, plunder, and generally harass the French enemy.\nAs usual Patrick O\u2019Brian\u2019s distinctive writing style, while taking some getting used to, takes the breath away and draws the reader in. The action was bigger, the romance greater, and the development of the often contentious relationship between Aubrey and Maturin was delightful. I also enjoyed the insights on leadership, as Jack learns to maintain discipline and good morale amongst the crew of his ship.\nI can\u2019t wait to read the next one!\n\u201cIt is unjust to provoke a man and then complain he is a satyr if the provocation succeeds.\u201d\n\u201cHow helpless a man is, against direct attack by a woman.\u201d\n\u201cThe sailor, at sea (his proper element), lives in the present. There is nothing he can do about the past at all; and having regard to the uncertainty of the omnipotent ocean and the weather, very little about the future.\u201d\n\u201cEver since I was breeched I have pined to see a narwhal.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "Nobody can predict perfectly that a company\u2019s stock will do very well, however there are guidelines that will help you to select those that do considerably well. Out of the thousands or hundreds of stocks out there, there are those we can refer to as winners and others the losers. Am sure you don\u2019t want to be associated with the losers as much as you would want to own the winners. The winners are stocks that has the potential to do well and which actually do well. By doing well I mean to actually increase in value and make the shareholder profits \u2013 which is the reason you are involved in the market in the first place.\nOver the years in my stock trading experience, I have bought both the winners and the losers. But the more experienced I become, the more I learn how to identify the winners and to go for them and how to identify the losers and to avoid them. 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This will give you a better idea of what you are getting yourself involved with and help you to make better decision.\n2. Can I be proud to own this company in real life?\nBillionaire Warren Buffet advised that when buying stocks, you should pretend you are buying the whole company. This will help you to have an in-depth look into the company\u2019s potential and to see pass its current economic and social status into its future.\n3. Am I diversifying?\nDiversification is a process of spreading the risk when you are investing or not putting all your eggs into one basket, so that when the worst happens, you don\u2019t lose everything. In stock investing it could mean not having all you stock in only one economic sector. I don\u2019t advise anyone to have more than three stocks in one sector at any one time.\nRead Also: 12 Tips That Will Help You Save More Money Easily\n4. Are the number of stocks the amount I can keep track of?\nDon\u2019t invest in more than you keep track of. 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Does the company have some form of monopoly?\nThis is not a must consideration, when considering a stock, but have it at the back of your mind that monopoly companies i.e. companies that have no competitors are most times the best to own.\n7. Does the company have a good management team?\nIf the company doesn\u2019t have a sound and honest management, avoid investing in that company at all cost. Also, if you have already invested in the company and later found out that the company\u2019s management is corrupt and not honest, it\u2019s better to liquidate your stocks, because anything can happen to the company and you lose your hard-earned money.\n8. How long has the company been in operation?\nAvoid companies that have been in operation for less than ten years. It\u2019s better to go for companies that have been in operation for over a decade. I don\u2019t mean that stocks of companies that are below ten years old can\u2019t make good buy. 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The higher the market capitalization, the better, because in addition to ensuring that the company doesn\u2019t close down tomorrow, you also want to make profits. Companies with large capitalization pay the biggest dividends, because, their company is already grown and built and so instead of reinvesting almost all of part of their profits they simply pass it on to their share holders.\n2. Liabilities: This shows how much the company is owing or has a debt. Sometimes debt can be used to make more investments and money. However, if a company is not making much money to justify its debt, then it\u2019s not a good sign. If the debt keeps rising without a commensurate increase in profits and sales, it\u2019s a bad sign.\n3. Current ratio: The higher this figure, the better. The higher the current ratio, the more likely it is for the company to be able to pay off its short-term debts and bills. Current ratio is gotten by dividing the company\u2019s current assets by her current liabilities.\n4. Debt to equity ratio, D/E ratio: Debt is what a company owes and equity is what it owns. Therefore, debt to equity ratio is gotten by dividing the company\u2019s total liabilities by shareholders equity. D/E ratio shouldn\u2019t go above one. A higher D/E ratio means that the company has a lot of debt in comparison to its equity.\n5. Return on equity, ROE: This is gotten by dividing the company\u2019s net income by the shareholders equity. The higher the ROE, the better. The shareholders equity is the company\u2019s net worth or the difference between the company\u2019s assets and its liabilities.\n6. Return on assets, ROA: The higher this value, the better. It shows how well the company is doing with its assets. ROA is gotten by dividing the company\u2019s net income by its total assets.\n7. Return on sales, ROS: This gives you an idea of how much profit the company is making from the products it sells. ROS ratio is gotten by dividing the company\u2019s net income by its sales revenue. The higher the ROS, the better.\n8. Price to sales ratio, P/S ratio: The lower this value the better. A high P/S ratio shows that the company\u2019s share are expensive. The P/S ratio is gotten by dividing the company\u2019s stock price by sales per share over the past year.\n9. Earnings per share, EPS: If this value is rising overtime, it shows that the company is increasing its profit. It is gotten by dividing the company\u2019s profit (net revenue ) by the number of outstanding shares.\n10. Price to earnings ratio, P/E ratio: This value can help you to tell if a stock is overpriced. An overpriced stock shows that a company is not making much money compared to its price. The lower the P/E ratio, the better. The P/E ratio is gotten by dividing the company\u2019s stock price by its earnings per share, EPS, over the past year.\n11. Price to book value: The lower this value, the better. A lower value shows that the company has a lot of assets compared to its price and in the event that the company is dissolved in future, its assets could be sold for cash which could be passed on to investors. This value is gotten by dividing the company\u2019s stock price by its book value (net worth) per share.\nThe above indices can be found on the company\u2019s annual reports or research report. Research reports will give you a more candid report because it\u2019s usually done by independent monitors, whereas the annual reports are released by the company management. And chances are that the company may release a report that paints a favourable picture about their company even when the true situation is bad. Research reports can be gotten from the internet.\nTherefore, from a research report, you can examine a company by looking out for the above figures. Look at the same figures for other company in the same industry with the company you are considering to buy.\nThe above figures have significance. They show if the company is financially stable or in much debt, if the company is profitable or makes much money, if the share price of the company is good or bad. Indices 1 \u2013 4, will show you if the company is financially stable, indices 5- 7 will show you if the company is profitable and figures 8-10 will show you if the company\u2019s share price is good.\nNo one company will have all the above figures to be perfect because there is no perfect company, but a fair company will have several of the indices to be o.k. 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        "raw_content": "How world-class health care works \u2013 or not\nWelcome to Canada! \u2013 also known to our American neighbours to the south as \u201cCommie Pinko Land of Socialized Medicine\u201d.\nMy 0wn province of British Columbia here on Canada\u2019s gorgeous west coast has what I \u2013 and many others far above my pay grade \u2013 consider to be a world-class universal health care system. Over 80% of us, in fact, consistently rate this health care as \u201cexcellent\u201d or \u201cvery good\u201c.\nStill, as a career PR person, I usually approach awareness communications like this video with a certain skeptical disdain. To my surprise, I found it made a lot of sense to me.\nAs a heart attack survivor with ongoing cardiac issues who\u2019s become a frequent flyer of this health care system, I have some of the same kinds of concerns expressed about growing demands on our system, as well as big gaps I\u2019ve encountered that need to be filled.\nUnderstanding how our health care system works gives us all a better perspective on the innovation that\u2019s happening already \u2013 and also helps to inform what really needs to change in four key areas:\nkeeping us healthy\nimproving the care we get in our community\nimproving our hospitals\nmaking things like lab tests, pharmaceutical care and ambulance services more efficient\nPlease watch this video for a unique overview of some pressing problems and some creative solutions. And learn more about our provincial Think Health BC program.\nTags: canadian health care, Think Health BC, universal health care\n\u2190 A doctor\u2019s perspective: 10 worst hospital design features\nHow do patients know if their docs \u201cwill never be good\u201d? \u2192\n9 Responses to \u201cHow world-class health care works \u2013 or not\u201d\nHealthy Artists Media November 26, 2012 at 6:43 pm #\nThis video makes a lot of sense. There are a lot of people that are unaware of what goes into the healthcare system, and videos like this can really help people learn about it and understand what needs to be fixed.\nIt makes sense to me, too. Thanks for taking the time to comment. I love your website and the work that your group is doing!\nAndrew F. November 24, 2012 at 1:34 pm #\nThx for this link/video. I think they did a decent job explaining a very complex subject. Not just a matter of throwing money at a system to improve it. Well done, British Columbia!\nYou\u2019re right Andrew \u2013 this IS a complex subject. No easy \u201cfix\u201d no matter how simple the solution (to cure or improve the system).\nFillmap November 24, 2012 at 10:57 am #\nThank you for this, Carolyn. I just can\u2019t stand hearing anybody complain about their health care system in Canada. These people have no clue how good we have it here, it\u2019s not perfect, but I have lived in the U.S. for the past 5 years and could tell you heart-breaking stories about how lives here have been RUINED by medical debt either from having no health insurance or at the hands of their U.S. for-profit health insurance industry. Canadians thank your lucky stars you live where you do.\nI always like hearing from those who have experienced health care on both sides of the U.S/Canada border. Unlike most people, you really get it\u2026\nVetia November 23, 2012 at 8:16 pm #\nOver the years I have really given a great deal of thought to becoming a Canadian, your system of health care may not be the best but it is far better then my own.\nI learned about Universal Health Care some time back and have wondered how long it would take for my country to get on the band wagon. They use scare tactics to make the uneducated believe that if we have it, they won\u2019t get proper care; the bottom line is they aren\u2019t getting care at all.\nIt\u2019s very easy to go into the rural areas of any country and talk about bad health care but from my home I can go two hours away and get the worse possible care in a country hospital. For the most part they would have to fly me home for a bad asthma attack, but I can say that it is bad because of insurance only because of where it is and the small amount of people using it. But that does not say that we have bad health here. 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        "raw_content": "Campus construction update: New halls, more parking and other projects\nThe new, ongoing and complete construction projects at UNC Charlotte\nPhoto by Alexandria Sands.\nPhotos by Alexandria Sands.\nConstruction on several large, multi-million dollar projects ramped up over the summer at UNC Charlotte. Here are the new, ongoing and complete construction projects students can expect to see upon their return to campus this fall.\nHealth and Wellness Center will stay under construction throughout the year\nA $66 million Health and Wellness Center began construction over the summer next to the Popp Martin Student Union. The 160,000-square-foot facility will include aerobic and weight training rooms, group fitness areas, courts, a pool and offices for intramural and recreational programs. The facility has been controversial among students, many of whom say the facility is unnecessary with two gyms already on campus, however, university officials say the building addresses a \u201ccurrent shortage of student health and wellness space.\u201d The building is scheduled to be complete in July.\nBelk Plaza offers a new hangout spot on campus\nThe $2 million revitalization of Belk Plaza began construction in the spring and continued over the summer. The project replaces Belk Tower, which was torn down in 2015 due to structural problems. The area will feature a \u201cgreat lawn,\u201d performance stage and a double-sided foundation once complete, which should be in the coming month.\nAdmissions and Visitors Center will ease tours\nAt the front of campus, tennis courts have been replaced with the construction of an $8 million Admissions and Visitors Center. The building will make it so potential new students and their parents find the building quickly rather than traveling to the inner core of campus for tours. That project will be complete in February.\nStudents move into a new Scott Hall\nStudents move into a new Scott Hall this fall after renovations completed this summer on the 49-year-old building. The project was originally authorized $2.25 million in late 2015, but surpassed that at a cost of $21.9 million. Renovations included new study spaces, increased privacy in bathrooms and a brick exterior to match the rest of South Village, as well as updates to mechanical, electrical, information technology and plumbing systems.\nMoore and Sanford to be torn down, replaced\nMoore and Sanford halls were planned to be renovated like Scott, but university officials announced a change of plans in January, saying it would be more cost effective to tear down and replace the buildings. Moore Hall residents will be relocated at the end of the fall semester so that the tower can be demolished. Sanford Hall will follow at the end of the spring semester. The two towers will be replaced with a single $58.5 million residence hall to be designed by the same company as Levine Hall. The building, which will house somewhere between 750 and 800 students, is expected to be complete by September 2020.\nUnion Deck expansion adds more parking\nParking near the Student Union was increasingly difficult last year when Lot 18 closed to make way for two major construction projects, one of which was the $14 million Union Deck expansion. The expansion, which wraps up this month, is adding 570 highly-requested parking spaces to the structure\u2019s west end. It will both add new spots and make up for lost ones due to the Health and Wellness Center.\n$101M science building to break ground next month\nGround breaks on a $101 million science building in September. The facility will house instructional classrooms and research labs. Project completion is expected to be in November 2020, with an anticipated occupancy date of late 2020. Its being built on the corner of Mary Alexander and Craver Roads where the Parking and Transportation Services and Facilities Operations offices are. Those operations will relocate in September to a new, shared building next door to the light rail terminal and North Deck.\nAlpha Chi Omega has arrived",
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        "raw_content": "COLUMBUS, Ohio \u2013 During the month of October, it is not uncommon for pink to dominate color palettes. As Breast Cancer Awareness Month, October provides an opportunity for communities to come together in support of those who are currently battling breast cancer and those who have battled the disease in the past. The Ohio State University women\u2019s rowing team is just one of many groups that shows unwavering support through actively supporting and fundraising for cancer research.\nOctober is not the only time of the year that the Buckeyes show support for the cause, however. Throughout the year, the team participates in activities and events such as Making Strides Against Breast Cancer, Recovery on Water and Row for a Cure.\nParticularly close to the heart of the rowing team is the Making Strides Against Breast Cancer event. Former coxswain Erica Benford introduced her teammates to the American Cancer Society sponsored run/walk during her first year on the team in 2008. The event was very important for Benford, whose mother had been diagnosed with breast cancer just before she left to attend Ohio State.\nSince the event was first held 20 years ago, over 460 million dollars have been raised and breast cancer rates have declined more than 30 percent. A small part of this can be attributed to Benford and her teammates, who raised over ten thousand dollars for the organization throughout her four years at Ohio State. In fact, Benford and teammate Claire Louise Bode received honors from the American Cancer Society for their overwhelming fundraising efforts.\n\u201cI won the Pacesetter award in Columbus for being the top individual fundraiser,\u201d Benford said. \u201cI don\u2019t remember exactly how much I raised, but I know that it went to a great cause and it was a lot of fun to do.\u201d\nThe team has participated in other fundraising and awareness events as well. This past racing season, the Buckeyes competed with crews from Wisconsin, Minnesota and Indiana in a Row for a Cure regatta. The regatta, held by schools throughout the country at numerous levels, is run by US Rowing in support of the Susan G. Komen Foundation. For every regatta held, 75 percent of the donations raised are used locally to educate and provide information on early detection, to fund mammograms and to assist in patient care.\n\u201cThe event was a nice display of support for breast cancer awareness by the Big Ten rowing teams that competed that weekend at Indiana,\u201d sophomore coxswain Tori Lazur said. \u201cSome schools were rowing with pink blades, while we chose to show our support by wearing pink Row for a Cure shirts. The shirts were a subtle statement for a great cause; I would like to believe the way we rowed our races that weekend spoke volumes.\u201d\nIndividual rowers on the team also go the extra kilometer for the cause. During the offseason, sophomore rower Ellie Zwick, a native of Chicago, Ill., spends her time volunteering with Jenn Gibbons, rowing coach and founder of Recovery on Water or ROW. ROW is a unique exercise environment for survivors to fight breast cancer and heal through exercise. The women who participate range from ages 29 to 65 and since the organization started in 2007, have become fierce believers in what rowing can do for their bodies.\n\u201cBesides coaching and coxing, I also help the women prepare to go out on the water by bringing down boats and blades,\u201d said Zwick. \u201cThese women, who cannot lift the boat, who have been through chemotherapy and surgeries, who have families and other things they need to worry about, drive all the way to the southern branch of the Chicago River to get in a boat and learn to row.\n\u201cThose facts alone are astounding. ROW has quickly turned into more than an exercise group. I think because rowing is such a team sport, it really makes everyone involved in ROW into a little family. I am so proud to be involved because the women are so incredibly inspirational and it is an amazing cause!\u201d\nThis past weekend, the Buckeyes took part in the annual Making Strides against Breast Cancer event, just as they do every year.\nFor more information on any of the charities mentioned, or to donate, please click on the following links:",
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        "raw_content": "North Carolina Mom of Four Who Died After Complaining of Severe Migraine \u2018Was Superwoman,\u2019 Says Daughter\nLee Broadway lived in North Carolina with her husband Eric and four beautiful children. About to turn 42, Lee was excitedly talking to her husband over their morning coffee on how they should celebrate the occasion.\nIt was a traditional start to their workday morning, but little did Eric know that by the time he returned from work later that day his family would never be the same again. It all started with a migraine headache for Lee; something she had suffered since the age of eight due to hereditary reasons. However, after a while it became clear that something was not right.\nLee and Eric were high school sweethearts who had their first child at 18. Eric described Lee as someone who succeeded at everything she attempted, yet she always considered being a mother her first priority.\nLee was the mother of four children: Charlotte (22), Averi (16), Alex (10) and Adrian (8). Lee was devoted to her children and made them her top priority in life. This situation cannot be easy for any of them, especially for the youngest ones who might have trouble understanding what happened to mommy.\nAfter telling Eric that this pain was like no other, Eric rushed to get her to the hospital. The couple probably expected to hear that this was just another migraine, however, nothing could have prepared them for the truth: Lee had a brain aneurysm. While Lee was in serious pain, there was a small glimmer of hope.\nLee was told that her aneurysm was ranked as a level 2. This indicated that Lee had a good chance to make it through her ordeal, which probably gave some relief to Eric. However, that was not the case, as heartbreak came later on when doctors delivered some terrifying news to the worried husband.\nThe next day, doctors tried to fix Lee\u2019s aneurysm. Everything seemed okay at first, however, things suddenly took a turn for the worse much later. The doctors informed Eric that they were unable to repair the effects of Lee\u2019s aneurysm. Ten hours later, Lee passed away.\nEric didn\u2019t want to tell his oldest daughter right away, especially since she was traveling from Florida. Driving is hard enough without having to hear that kind of news. But once he did, she broke down in tears. His mother-in-law even traveled to stay with the family so that she could be there for her precious grandchildren.\nAneurysms usually occur in people who are ages 35 to 60, and they most commonly affect women. Most people feel fine at first and often do not show signs of a rupture. Aneurysms may be scary, yet ruptures are actually quite rare. Ruptures happen to about 30,000 people in the U.S. each year, and 40 percent of those cases result in death within 24 hours.\nEaster was Lee\u2019s favorite holiday, and it hurt the family to have her gone during this time. But because Lee loved Easter so much, the family decided to still hold an Easter egg hunt in her honor. They also let 42 balloons go and talked about their favorite memories with Lee. Medical expenses can be daunting, especially with such tragic events. With such skyrocketing bills, a GoFundMe account has been set up to help Eric and his family to help with the money problems. It may not bring Lee back, but at least it will help ease some of the financial burden.\nThe story of Lee Broadway is truly heartbreaking. It just goes to show you that you need to cherish the ones you love because you never know what might happen. In the case of Lee, what seemed like a common ailment ended in tragedy. Now her family has to deal with the tragic loss of a devoted mother who lived for her children. Though they try, it will be hard to move on. This story should move people to hug those closest to them, and most importantly, to tell them how much they love them.\nPrevious article Wacky Things You Only See In Dubai\nNext article 12 Super Creepy Websites That Will Give You Goosebumps",
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        "raw_content": "Never forget the \u201cChild\u201d in CSE\nChild is the key word here for me.\nIt saddens me that some adults have lost sight of the word \u201cchild\u201d. When talking about children and young people exposed to CSE I am still hearing professionals use words such as \u201cFlirty\u201d \u201cPromiscuous\u201d and \u201cSleeps around\u201d when describing what the profile of a CSE victim may look like.\nI recently had a mother say to me that her 14-year-old daughter \u201cHas always been like that\u201d when we discuss the fact that her child says her \u201cboyfriend\u201d is 21 years of age.\nIn recent training I delivered, when I asked what the age of consent is, a professional raised their hand and said, \u201cIs it 14 for boys\u201d. If the professionals have no clear understanding of consent how we can expect children and young people to know what is ok and what is not.\nSo what kind of child springs to mind when we say Child sexual exploitation. When talking to professionals in training, this is the general description or pin profile of someone who is the victim of CSE:\nHistory of services involvement\nInvolved in risk taking behaviour.\nSo, let\u2019s look at this generic victim that many people may imagine. Let\u2019s say we have a 14-year-old girl. She starts going to house parties, there is a constant supply of free alcohol and drugs. She wears over sexualised clothes and often engages in sexual activity with other young people in her peer group. She is known to go missing and is hardly ever at school.\nThen one night, the person or people that have been holding these parties and supplying the \u201cFree\u201d drugs and alcohol tell her that, they are not free, not tonight. And she needs to pay that debt off. The exploiters tell her that she dresses like a sket, acts like a sket \u2026so it is not a big deal that they now want her to do things for them.\nThis young person may feel that they can\u2019t tell anyone what is happening because they have already been labelled as \u201ctrouble\u201d or \u201cPromiscuous\u201d\nThis is the kind of scenarios many children and young people can fall into. This is the kind of language that is used towards them. I have worked with professionals who have even gone as far to suggest that these young people want to engage in such activity. That they earn money and gifts from sexual acts and such and are \u201cDrawn into that lifestyle\u201d\nThe reality is that she is a victim of CSE and the words \u201cFlirty\u201d and \u201cPromiscuous\u201d have no place when professionals are talking about victims of CSE. Never.\nSo what about all the boys that don\u2019t come forward about CSE. Its happening\u2026right now. But it seems the focus is on the girls. It seems that most people identify as gang culture being mostly boys and CSE usually girls. Is that what people are really thinking. Is that what you think?\nSome people still used the words \u201cChild prostitutes\u201d. I have been in meetings and heard people use them words. Of course, I challenge and of course I make my point clear that there is no such thing as a child prostitute. But if adults, professionals, and maybe even young people are viewing CSE in such a way then the battle to end CSE is even harder.\nLet\u2019s go back to the 14 year-old girl. The one who took the free stuff, dressed, and acted in a sexualised manner. Does she deserve to be the victim of CSE? I pray that you are thinking No, that she does not deserve to become a victim. She is a victim of child abuse if CSE takes place. And not one single bit of responsibility should have to fall on her shoulders that she has become the victim of CSE.\nIt would be like saying that someone who has been raped asked for it.\nA child is never the cause or to blame for CSE. NEVER.\nPrevious Post Me, My mum and Cancer: 10 years today\nNext Post How was your week\u2026. really\u2026.",
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        "raw_content": "\u2190 The Harry Potter Parliament: British Columbia\u2019s 41st Legislature\nThe \u201c1867 As Year Zero\u201d School of Canadian History \u2192\n\u201cYou shall NOT PASS\u201d the threshold of a single-party majority government.\nBritish Prime Minister Theresa May has learned a hard lesson: early dissolution is like a corrosive, volatile substance whose bearer must handle it carefully or risk being burned. She also learned its corollary: election campaigns matter. A poorly run campaign is an incumbent government\u2019s self-inflicted wound.\nMay thought that she could wield the Fixed-Term Parliaments Act as a weapon against Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, but she proved herself unworthy of it. Early dissolution instead served its own ends.\nThe results of the British General Election of 2017 are strangely anti-climatic and mark a resurgence of the two-party system of Conservatives versus Labour. Both parties saw their share of the popular vote increase, Labour\u2019s by fully 9.5% and the Conservatives\u2019 by 5.5%. The two-party system also made a comeback in Northern Ireland, where the Ulster Unionist Party (the Anglican party) lost two seats, and the Democratic Unionist Party (the Presbyterian party) picked up two seats; similarly, the Social Democratic and Labour Party lost three seats, and the Catholic Irish nationalist Sinn Fein picked up three seats. But despite the gains in the popular vote, the Conservatives, overall, lost 18 seats. In the general election of 2015, the Conservatives won a narrow majority of 336 seats with 36.9% of the popular vote. In May\u2019s early election of 2017, the Conservatives held on to only 318 seats \u2014 losing 21 in England, 3 in Wales, but gaining 12 in Scotland.\nJeremy Corbyn, Labour\u2019s dour socialist ascetic leader, succeeded: he proved his critics wrong simply by not being a disaster and even managed to lead his party to gaining an additional 29 seats, going from 232 in 2015 to 261 in 2017. He has gained political capital and secured his leadership of the Labour Party. But Theresa May might soon suffer a different fate.\nThe Westminster Parliament consists of 650 seats, which makes winning 326 seats the threshold for forming a parliamentary majority. However, we must take into account the fact that Sinn Fein MPs elected in Northern Ireland do not take their seats at Westminster, because they refuse to swear the oath of allegiance to the Queen of the United Kingdom. (In this respect, Sinn Fein MPs-elect are far more principled that Bloc Quebecois MPs here in Canada, who have shown no qualms with advocating socialism, secessionism, republicanism, and gross hypocrisy in also swearing allegiance to the Queen of Canada). Sinn Fein won 7 of Northern Ireland\u2019s 18 seats. So we must subtract 7 from 650, which gives us 643, and divide that in half and round up the remainder. Therefore, in this parliament, 322 seats constitute a majority. And it just so happens that the Democratic Unionist Party \u2014 the socially conservative, pro-Brexit, Presbyterian party of the late Ian Paisley, Sr. \u2014 won 10 seats in Northern Ireland and has, historically, supported its sister Conservative and Unionist Party of Great Britain. The Conservatives could therefore enter into a supply agreement or a coalition with the DUP, which would give the May government the support of 328 MPs, or a working majority of 6.\nWhile the May government can probably sustain a majority in this new Parliament, the results of this election have nevertheless severely undermined Theresa May\u2019s leadership; her premiership might soon collapse. May premised this risky early dissolution and general election on the idea that the United Kingdom needed \u201cstrong leadership\u201d during the negotiations with Brussels over the precise terms of the United Kingdom\u2019s exit from the European Union. She asserted that voters faced a choice between \u201cstrong leadership in the national interest\u201d of the Conservatives and \u201ca coalition of choas.\u201d By definition, May\u2019s high-risk gamble has failed, because it required a substantial increase in the Conservatives\u2019 parliamentary majority, not a small loss or stalemate. Britons will now face a coalition of Dry Tories and sectarian Northern Irish Presbyterians.\nI suspect that Theresa May will have to resign as Conservative leader and Prime Minister by the end of the year, even if the Conservative-Democratic Unionist coalition holds. But if this upcoming coalition also loses the confidence of the Commons, then there would probably be another early general election, because even Labour and the Liberal-Democrats combined \u2014 or Labour, the Liberal-Democrats, and the Scottish National Party combined in \u201cliberal-socialist-separatist\u201d coalition, as Harper would put it \u2014 lack a parliamentary majority. The Westminster Parliament may yet have to invoke the Fixed-Term Parliaments Act for its second early dissolution.\nFor now, however, May is in denial about her mistake and spoke as if this general election had never taken place.\nMay spoke outside of Number 10 Downing Street on 9 June 2017 and said:\nI have just been to see Her Majesty the Queen, and I will now form a government. A government that can provide certainty and lead Britain forward at this critical time for our country. This government will guide the country through the crucial Brexit talks that begin in just 10 days and deliver on the will of the British people by taking the United Kingdom out the European Union. [\u2026]\nWhat the country needs more than ever is certainty. Having secured the largest number of votes and greatest number of seats in this election, it is clear that only the Conservative and Unionist Party has the legitimacy and ability to provide that certainty by commanding a majority in the House of Commons. As we do, we will continue to work with our friends and allies in the Democratic Unionist Party in particular. Our two parties have enjoyed a strong relationship over many years, and this gives me the confidence to believe that we will be able to work together in the interest of the whole United Kingdom.\nThis will allow us to come together as a country and channel our energies toward a successful Brexit deal that works for everyone in this country, securing a new partnership with the EU which gaurantees our long-term prosperity. That\u2019s what people voted for last June, and that is what we will deliver.\nPrime Minister \u201cMay Not\u201d could soon fade into history and count herself as the latest victim of prime ministerial hubris. She proved unworthy in wielding the power of early dissolution and its alleged advantages to the incumbent effectively; the early election instead served its own ends. She shall pay the price for failing to slay the Balrog of Early Dissolution. The Fixed-Term Parliaments Act has proven itself as May\u2019s Bane.\n3 Responses to Prime Minister May\u2019s Bane: The Fixed-Term Parliaments Act and the Perils of Early Dissolution\nHow would a three deputy speaker work in a parliament where the Official Opposition and a hypothetical third party are close enough that the Leader of the Opposition providing deputy speakers and losing two votes may give the third party more votes on the floor?\nA small correction. You noted 328 as the headline number for a majority, but it is in fact 326. The rest of your math is correct.\nIt\u2019s also worth noting since we\u2019re counting every vote in Westminster right now that the mother Parliament has a clever scheme for dealing with the trouble that British Columbia is facing right now. The speaker has three deputies, two of whom are taken from the opposite bench from where the speaker came, and one from the same bench, assuring that whoever is elected speaker it does not advantage one bench over the other.\nYes, thanks. I was losing track of all these numbers earlier! Correction made.",
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        "raw_content": "Sports Global Games\nMore than a dozen students and alumni competed in international athletics this summer, including these four notable performers:\nKATIE REINPRECHT \u201913 scored the first goal in the U.S. field hockey team\u2019s 2\u20131 win over international power Argentina in the gold-medal game of the Pan American Games July 24. Reinprecht and her sister Julia \u201914 helped the United States earn a bid to next summer\u2019s Olympics in Rio de Janeiro.\nHANS BRASE \u201916 and the German men\u2019s basketball team pushed the United States to double overtime in the World University Games final before falling, 84\u201377. The U.S. team was composed primarily of players from the University of Kansas, while Germany featured three American collegians.\nASHLEIGH JOHNSON \u201916 was named Most Valuable Player in the gold-medal game of the FINA Women\u2019s Water Polo World Championships, saving 12 shots as the United States edged the Netherlands, 5\u20134, Aug. 7. Johnson, who is taking a leave from Princeton to prepare for the Olympics, also earned Pan Am gold in July.\nColin Watson/USA Water Polo\nDONN CABRAL \u201912, a 2012 Olympian in the 3,000-meter steeplechase, finished second in his event at the U.S. Championships June 28. With a time of 8:13.37, Cabral cut nearly six seconds off his personal best. He finished 10th at the IAAF World Championships in Beijing Aug. 24.\nPrinceton Athletes Compete for Their Countries",
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        "raw_content": "Thursday January 24: 18 Shevat\nIn Hebrew, the sacred name of the Creator is spelled, Yud, Hei, Vav, Hei. Regarding His sacred name, what seems to get the most attention is how to pronounce it. Some people think it\u2019s \u201cYahweh,\u201d others think it\u2019s \u201cYahveh\u201d; some believe it\u2019s \u201cYehovah.\u201d Frankly, there are several pronunciations advanced by different camps, each one believing they have the historical and linguistic evidence to support their preferred pronunciation as the correct one. Of course, there is a correct way to pronounce the Name and one day we shall all know it, but for now, no one can be certain beyond any doubt on just what it is. That is why I choose to refer to Him as \u201cCreator, the Almighty, God, Lord,\u201d and many times I prefer to use the title of \u201cFather.\u201d\nI knew my earthly father for over fifty years, but not once did I ever address him by his first name. If someone asks me what his name is, I\u2019ll tell them his name was \u201cBill.\u201d His friends called him \u201cBill\u201d but his children respectfully called him \u201cfather\u201d, or in my case, \u201cPop.\u201d When it comes to the Creator, it\u2019s not as important to focus on how to pronounce the Name as it is to emphasize His attributes, character and, most importantly, the role He plays in our life. Regarding Him as Father, speaks to the essence of who He is and, frankly, what He wants to be in my life. As Father, He is my origin, He is my protector and provider. Most importantly, because He is my Heavenly Father, He is all of these things for eternity.\nThe name of God is believed to be a compilation of the Hebrew verb hayah in its past, present, and future tenses. In other words, the name of God means, \u201cHe was, He is and is to come.\u201d However, it is not to imply that He used to be, now He is, and tomorrow He will be, but that He was, is, and will be, all at the same time. He is the Eternal One because He transcends time. Therefore, to every generation He is God, and thus the psalmist says:\nLord, You have been our dwelling place in all generations. Before the mountains were brought forth, or ever You had formed the earth and the world, even from everlasting to everlasting, You are God. (Psalm 90:1-2)\nConsidering His unfathomable nature, what should we focus on? It\u2019s too easy to get focused on technicalities like pronunciations, but might it be better if we were to focus on the essence of who God is? We might not know exactly how to pronounce the Name, but we know that when we call on Him, He will answer. How do we know this? Because He is our Eternal Father and it is His nature to respond to His children even if they don\u2019t know how to pronounce His Name. It is critical, however, that we know Him.",
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        "raw_content": "A multi attribute decision routing for load-balancing in crowd sensing network\nHuahong Ma\nGuoqiang Zheng\nHonghai Wu\nBaofeng Ji\nJishun Li\nThe emerging crowd sensing network (CSN) can complete the large-scale and complicated sensing tasks by utilizing the collaboration among nodes consciously or unconsciously, which has great significance in practical application. However, the mobility of the nodes leads to intermittent network connectivity, which makes the efficient data delivery become more challenging. Routing design is regarded as an efficient way to deal with this problem, and many schemes have been proposed for such kind of network environments, especially for the complicated sensing tasks in CSN. As for the existing routing schemes, the vast majority of them choose the nodes with higher utility values as relay nodes to forward packets, which can easily cause the load extremely imbalance among nodes. In this paper, we regard the action of relay node selection as a multi attribute decision making problem. Combined with a duplicate optimally stopping strategy, a novel multi attribute decision routing for load-balancing, named MADR-LB, is proposed, which can not only reduce the load of the whole network, but also balance the load of each participating node. Extensive simulations based on four real-life mobility traces and a TVCM model have been done to evaluate the performance of our proposed protocol compared with other existing protocols. 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Our scale recurrent design delivers competitive performance for higher scale factors while being parametrically more efficient as compared to current state-of-the-art approaches. To further improve the performance of our network, we employ multiple residual connections in intermediate layers (referred to as Multi-Residual Dense Blocks), which improves gradient propagation in existing layers. Recent works have discovered that conventional loss functions can guide a network to produce results which have high PSNRs but are perceptually inferior. We mitigate this issue by utilizing a Generative Adversarial Network (GAN) based framework and deep feature (VGG) losses to train our network. We experimentally demonstrate that different weighted combinations of the VGG loss and the adversarial loss enable our network outputs to traverse along the perception-distortion curve. 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        "raw_content": "Category: Local Disaster Response\nCanyon Fire 2: Wildfire Response Information\n(10/10/17 - 10:45 p.m. PST) The Red Cross Katella High School Shelter has been closed. The Modena High School shelter will remain open the evening of Tuesday, October 10 and\u2026",
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        "raw_content": "Catholic-only internment\nUnionist paramilitaries who killed more than 100 people during the first 18 months of internment escaped detention because the British government believed there was \u201cno serious Protestant threat\u201d to the state, newly discovered papers reveal.\nIn August 1971 the government introduced internment in what it said was an operation designed to stem the conflict. The British government had urged then Stormont prime minister Brian Faulkner to include a few Protestants in the trawl but he refused.\nUp until February 1973 it was only used against nationalists, despite the fact that unionist paramilitaries had been responsible for more than 100 killings in 1972 alone.\nThroughout its four-year lifespan, 1,874 nationalists were interned as opposed to just 107 loyalists. Most of them were placed in Long Kesh, a former RAF station, which became akin to a concentration camp.\nThe British government has always denied claims that internment was designed solely to be used against nationalists.\nDespite the UDA and UVF having killed 400 people between 1972 and 1975, secret government papers now reveal that British forces operated an official policy designed to avoid interning Protestants.\nIn December 1972 a Ministry of Defence memo, titled \u2018Arrest Policy for Protestants\u2019 states: \u201cMinisters have judged that the time is not at the moment ripe for an extension of the arrest policy in respect of Protestants\u201d.\nAnother memo to British army chiefs, states: \u201cIt is very difficult to lay down precise criteria for arrestable Protestant terrorists.\u201d\nA senior British military official, AW Stephens later wrote that even the term \u2018Protestant terrorists\u2019 had been met with opposition when the draft guidelines were forwarded to the RUC.\nIn response to the Dublin government questioning why only nationalists and no loyalists were being interned, a British memo stated that there was \u201cno serious Protestant threat\u201d but admitted that during the later part of 1973 \u201cthis argument probably did not apply\u201d.\nHowever, the secret memos reveal that even after it had killed more than 170 people, the British government was reluctant to intern UDA members.\nThe secret papers were discovered by the Pat Finucane Centre at the National Archive at Kew Gardens.\nSpokesman Paul O\u2019Connor said: \u201cThese documents are important in that they authenticate for the first time the true nature of the British security policy in the north during the early 1970s.\n\u201cThey confirm that internment was used almost exclusively against republicans and that for 18 months, when more than 100 Catholics were murdered, the British government steadfastly refused to intern their loyalist killers.\u201d\nIn February 1973, the British government finally reluctantly agreed to intern UVF and UDA killers after public revulsion over the murder of Catholic joiner Patrick Heenan, who had been oen of 14 workmen en route to build a Catholic primary school in east Belfast.\nThe decision led to major street protests and a strike that saw electricity cut to large parts of Belfast for a number of days.\nHis killer later turned supergrass and admitted that members of the Crown forces had regularly passed information on to the UDA and UVF throughout the 1970s.\nHeenan\u2019s family say they are appalled at the new revelations.\nPatrick Heenan\u2019s son Eugene said: \u201cHow many people would have been alive today if the British government had not refused to intern loyalists?... The families of those killed deserve answers as to why the government allowed this to happen.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "Post-Ebola Community Response -USAID/Mercy Corps Partnership\nWelcome to our website at RESPECT Liberia. We appreciate the time you\u2019ve taken to visit our website and learn about what we do. We make it our goal to create a community of activists and development practitioners interested in post-war development in Liberia and the sub-region.\nWe hope the time you\u2019ve taken to visit our website to learn about what we do is worth it and we look forward to establish an amicable, reliable and professional relationship to mutually accomplish our goals and objectives as global citizens. We believe that global partnership for development is one of the MDGs that goes beyond time and national boundaries instrumental to forge a world of global peace, unity and stability.\nPlease feel free to contact us if you need more information on what we do and how you could contribute your time and resources to facilitate our goals. We are also interested in local and global partnerships for development and would appreciate to get in touch should you, someone or an organization you know is interested in what we do and willing to collaborate.\nIf you are a school teacher and would like to know more about our Global Letter Exchange Program (GLEP), please feel free to contact us and we would be glad to provide you with more information to get the GLEP with your school started.\nRESPECT Liberia is not-for profit and non-governmental organization registered, accredited and recognized by the Ministry of Planning, Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Liberia. RESPECT Liberia gained its legal statuses in May 2010 emerging from a local community-based organization to a vibrant national organization with active local, national and international presence",
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        "raw_content": "Oh. My. God. You all won\u2019t believe this. Our First Lady Melania Trump is a racist! No, if\u2019s and\u2019s or but\u2019s about it! Of course, I\u2019m being sarcastic. But that is probably how the mainstream liberal media will spin it after they hear the trip she has planned for herself.\nFirst Lady Melania plans to visit Ghana, Malawi, Egypt, and former president Barack Hussein Obama\u2019s native land, Kenya, in her one-week trip which will begin on Monday.\nHere is more on this via The Mercury News:\n\u201cBut Trump\u2019s visit is more fraught than those of her predecessors. During a meeting with lawmakers in January, President Donald Trump referred to Haiti and some African nations as \u201cshithole countries\u201d during a discussion of a proposed bipartisan immigration deal, according to officials who were there. He later denied using such language. Reports had previously circulated that he had questioned why Nigerians in the United States on visas would ever want to return to their \u201chuts.\u201d\n\u201cThe Trump administration further alienated African nations in March when the president fired Secretary of State Rex Tillerson when the nation\u2019s top diplomat was only a few days into what was supposed to be a week-long apology trip to the continent. Tillerson missed a day of planned meetings, citing ill health, and ultimately cut the trip short.\n\u201cAnd the most recent perceived insult came earlier this month when Spain\u2019s foreign minister said that Trump had suggested to him building a wall across the Sahara as a way of dealing with Europe\u2019s migration crisis.\n\u201cThose comments were taken to mean that Africans should be contained, said Judd Devermont, director of the Africa Program at the Center for Strategic and International Studies. The Trump administration has yet to articulate a comprehensive policy toward Africa, he said, and in the absence of such substance, Trump\u2019s disparaging offhand remarks and tweets have filled the void.\n\u201cPresident Trump, in formal remarks to the General Assembly on Tuesday, did not mention Africa, though on Wednesday morning, he addressed his wife\u2019s upcoming trip. \u201cWe love Africa,\u201d he told reporters outside the U.N. headquarters, and called the continent \u201cbeautiful \u2013 the most beautiful part of the world in many ways.\u201d\n\u201cAgainst the backdrop of such accumulated slights, the trip could put Melania Trump in an awkward spot.\n\u201cPeople will be looking to her to understand the Trump Africa policy, and the burden is on her to counter the narrative,\u201d Devermont said. \u201cThat\u2019s a difficult position to be in.\u201d\n\u201cMelania Trump, though, may be well positioned smooth things over, said Anita McBride, who was Laura Bush\u2019s chief of staff in the East Wing.\n\u201cAt the reception Wednesday, the first lady said that at each stop on the African continent, she would focus on programs overseen by the U.S. Agency for International Development. Hinting at her agenda during the trip, Trump mentioned the agency\u2019s work in Ghana to improve health care and nutrition. In Malawi, she noted that USAID has promoted education as a means of combating poverty, and in Kenya, it has projects on early education, wildlife conservation, and HIV prevention.\n\u201cHer presence could help soften hard feelings,\u201d McBride said. \u201cGenerally, first ladies can represent the American people in a gentler way than a president can, because of the tougher things presidents have to do.\u201d\n\u201cLinda Thomas-Greenfield, a former assistant secretary of state who is now a senior counselor at Albright Stonebridge Group, says she thinks African people, particularly the leaders of the countries the first lady visits, are eager to hear from her.\n\u201cIt will offer her an opportunity to establish her own interests and activities \u2013 and her own message that hopefully will play differently from the message that Africans have heard so far from the president,\u201d she said. \u201cI think she will be greeted with respect.\u201d\n\u201cThe trip could be a significant moment for Melania Trump, who has taken a lower profile than many other first ladies, and whose Be Best initiative has been relatively modest.\n\u201cOn her visits to Africa, Michelle Obama highlighted her Let Girls Learn initiative at visits to schools and events with young women leaders. Laura Bush focused on efforts to combat AIDS, in line with her husband\u2019s brand of \u201ccompassionate conservatism\u201d and the President\u2019s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief program her husband helped establish in 2002.\n\u201cA first lady\u2019s presence abroad is never just about policy, though, McBride notes. \u201cIt\u2019s not like a secretary of state going in, where there are bilateral meetings and treaty signings and that sort of thing,\u201d she said. \u201cThat\u2019s where a first-lady trip is so valuable. It\u2019s a sign of respect that invariably includes substantive work \u2013 shining light on programs \u2013 but it also offers the chance to absorb the culture of the country and meet people outside of the official bubble, and that is an important diplomatic move.\u201d\n\u201cAlso arguing for her success? Melania Trump is better liked than her polarizing husband: The first lady had a 51 percent approval rating vs. President Trump\u2019s 40 percent in a June CNN poll \u2013 and 26 percent of those who didn\u2019t approve of the president still had a favorable impression of her.\n\u201cDevermont agreed that a first lady bringing attention to programs and initiatives that uplift Africans could help affirm the U.S. commitment to the continent \u2013 but he said such soft diplomacy has its limits.\n\u201cThere is an opportunity to change the narrative, but it\u2019s a particularly deep hole that\u2019s been dug, and that\u2019s why it\u2019s unfair to rest all of that job on her shoulders.\u2019\u201d\nIt\u2019s interesting how The Mercury News is so slanted. They even go as far as to criticize Melania for not being as vocal or in your face as first ladies such as Hillary or Michelle were. 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        "raw_content": "RMF/News\nWhat\u2019s been happening in our neck of the woods lately?\nCheck out the latest RMF news and important legal updates below:\nSubscribe to our newsletter to receive our latest news updates\nAs from 1 July 2018, the penalty has changed for people who have been convicted of a second drink or drug driving offence within 5 years of the previous offence having been committed, and people who drive with over 800 micrograms of alcohol per litre of breath or 160 milligrams of alcohol per 100 millilitres\u2026\nSadly Mycoplasma Bovis is upon our rural community, and given the interconnectedness of the rural and urban communities, it is also going to have an impact upon our urban community. It is probably the most significant challenge that Mid Canterbury has faced in the last 30 years, given its attack on our biosecurity, and the\u2026\nFrom 1 July 2018, Lawyers in New Zealand will be required to comply with the Anti Money Laundering and Countering Financing of Terrorism Act 2009 (\u201cAML\u201d). Whilst the Act is not new, (you will have come across it if you have opened new bank accounts recently), its application to Lawyers is. The purpose of the\u2026\nTime and tides roll on and during that process our life priorities change. What was important yesterday is no longer today; what excited us and drove our goals/passions yesterday no longer does today \u2013 you could ask what am I talking about? After 48 years, all with Russell Moon & Fail, and 45 years as a\u2026\nEden Holmes has spent some time recently helping a number of clients obtain a limited licence, where they have either had their licence suspended, or been disqualified from holding a drivers licence. Here she sets out what you need to know, and how we can help. You have lost your licence due to excess demerit points,\u2026\nRMF is pleased to have Claire Robinson back on deck after taking time off for parental leave. Here Claire gives an overview of some of the developments in the law during the past year. It is great to join the team again at RMF again after a year off. It is also a good\u2026\nWe are very pleased to be able to present our new website which is where we will provide you with an easy way to keep up to date on all things RMF.",
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        "raw_content": "Weird History Wednesday: Tailored Made in Rochester\nWritten by Sara Rising\nRochester has a long history of innovation and is home to some of the largest, most influential giants of industry. Take, for example, Kodak, Xerox, Bausch & Lomb, Ragu and Wegmans. These names are synonymous with Rochester, but what about the city\u2019s lesser-known giants? Before we were known as the Flour City or the birthplace of film, Rochester was a huge hub for the garment industry. The garment district, located in the St. Paul neighborhood, is still home to one of the oldest clothiers in the country, Hickey Freeman.\nSt. Paul Quarter\nJehiel Barnard was Rochester\u2019s first tailor, setting up shop in what is now Reynolds Arcade. He arrived in 1812, the same year as the city\u2019s permanent settlement. By 1834, at least 20 tailors were operating in Rochester. By 1848, Rochester was home to more than 30 garment shops. Most of these were crowded in low wooden structures along the Main Street Bridge and nearby Front Street. Tailor shops soon made way for wholesale manufacturing, most of which were headquartered on Mill Street. In 1879, some 2,700 workers filled the factories daily. In the 1890\u2019s, Rochester was the 4th largest manufacturer of men\u2019s clothing in America. By the end of the Great Depression, the industry was mostly controlled by a handful of powerful companies: Michael-Sterns, Timely Clothes, Fashion Park, Bonds Clothes and Hickey Freeman.\nInside the Hickey-Freeman Factory, Rochester\n(photo courtesy of Hickey Freeman)\nToday, only Hickey Freeman remains. Talented craftsmen are still making suits in the same 77,000 square foot factory on North Clinton Avenue that they did way back in 1899, when the company was first founded. If you take a peek at the Heritage section on the Hickey Freeman website, you will find some great shots of what the factory looked like in its heyday.\nFast forward to 2016 and you will find very different neighborhood. Those incredible industrial buildings on St. Paul, North Water and Andrews Streets have recently been converted to loft apartments, artist studios, professional offices and trendy restaurants. It is also home to Waterstreet Music Hall, where high-school me saw some pretty great shows in the early 2000\u2019s.\nRochester Button Company factory (left) circa 1930\u2019s\n(photo courtesy of Rochester City Photo lab and the Democrat & Chronicle)\nFor those interested in delving deeper into the history of Rochester\u2019s clothiers, check out \u2018Tailor Made: The Story of Rochester\u2019s Garment Industry,\u2019 which premiers Monday, February 29 at 8 p.m. on WXXI-TV.\n\u201cThe Men\u2019s Clothing Industry in Rochester\u2019s History,\u201d by Blake McKelvey, City Historian, July, 1960.\n\u201cRetrofitting Rochester: Rochester Button Company,\u201d by Jeff Ludwig, Historical Researcher, City of Rochester, Democrat & Chronical in partnership with the Office of the City Historian.\nTailor Made: The Story of Rochester\u2019s Garment Industry, Media Release, WXXI.\nDo you have any information on Irving Moslowitz, Bond Clothes of Rochester?\n\u2014 Kay Katz",
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        "raw_content": "Included in every issue of Index on Censorship since it was founded in 1972, the Index Index listings of freedom of expression rights abuses worldwide have become one of its defining features.\nEssential to its reputation as a \u2018publication of record\u2019 in the free speech world, Index Index\u2019s collection of news items serve as a qualitative, slightly subjective data source, which gives a snapshot of the environment for free expression around the world.\nSince 1972 it has been followed by more quantitative studies, covering one area of free expression in particular, that of media freedom. 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        "raw_content": "Hello everybody\u2026 I\u2019m here\u2026 Not dead just busy, then had a wonderful long 2 week vacation and then I\u2019ve been sick with a cold that won\u2019t leave my body!\nI gained 7 pounds on said vacation and already lost it\u2026 (whew) \u2026 I am still in the fight but once I get to a certain weight I just get stuck there!\nEverything else has been good\u2026 hubby\u2019s writing a book, I am back to Bible Study, girls are both big and in Awana (cubbies and sparkies) in church and I just can\u2019t wait to just be healthy to get back to running (I did and got worse so I am waiting to get better)\nI\u2019m here though\u2026 I\u2019m here! vacation was wonderful and active (camping, apple picking, lots of walking and hiking) but still managed to get big and bloated because I wasn\u2019t drinking as much water (bathrooms weren\u2019t as accessible and also spent lots of time on the road)\u2026 over 1600 miles were driven and thankfully we\u2019re back home!\nI\u2019ve been receiving notifications of the posts my fellow bloggers/friends have been posting!\nShadow: WOW! all those changes going on! I know a thing or two about moving and it\u2019s exhausting! Only you could do so much! BTW\u2026 You can send the kite my way \u2026 the girls would love it! LOL! \ud83d\ude09\nJackie: Continue to admire your determination and attitude\u2026 finding always the good in the midst of it all! Don\u2019t care about the labels\u2026 In my mind the only labels that apply to you are those that define such a strong, joyful, kind woman!\nDave: Keep on keepin\u2019 on! Don\u2019t stop running!!!\nTHL: you still there???\nHello everybody! I am back and everything seems to have changed on my wordpress dashboard! I apologize for taking so long to write an update or to do some \u201cblog-hopping\u201d it\u2019s just been really busy here\u2026 just little things like our rent going up, not being able to buy a house just yet and me trying to find some online jobs to do\u2026 like \u2026 translating jobs or something\u2026 I spend my days looking for coupons and/or jobs \u2026 I know I am good at translating (not just good\u2026 I\u2019m pretty awesome \ud83d\ude00 ) but all the sites to do jobs (like odesk.com) they are obviously open to the world and there are other freelancers in other countries that are willing to do \u201cthe job\u201d almost for free\u2026 and it\u2019s just not worth it for me\u2026 so\u2026 the coupons are more like it I guess\u2026 I want to feel like I contribute somehow but we have it very clear that I want to stay home with my little ones\u2026 so\u2026 that\u2019s part of what\u2019s been going on here\u2026 I continue to do whatever I do to watch my weight\u2026 I watch it\u2026 a lot\u2026 I watch it go up a little and then down a little\u2026 I had to quit FMD because it was too expensive to do everything organic\u2026 and I felt like I was eating our whole refrigerator with all the vegetable and fruits I had to eat \u2026 so\u2026 back to Trim Healthy Mama and hoping that the FMD (Fast Metabolism Diet) helped me a little to get my metabolism going and hopefully see results on THM\u2026. I continue running every morning and that\u2019s about it\u2026 Just wanted togive a quick update as to why I haven\u2019t been around\u2026 and also wanted to share this picture that a friend shared on fb\u2026 I thought it was really cute\u2026 so I am sharing but I am not claiming any kind of rights whatsoever over it\u2026 it\u2019s not mine\u2026 I am not sure who is the original owner, if you know the source please let me know so I can give proper credit where it\u2019s due\u2026\nPosted in Uncategorized\t| Tagged avocado, food jokes, funny, good fats, laughs, weight loss",
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        "raw_content": "\u2663 God\u2019s Men of Yesterday\nWE ARE TOLD not to glory in men and women, but God alone, but if any person can point the way to God or bring a profound sense of the reality of God\u2019s existence and man\u2019s accountability to Him, then such a life has not been lived in vain; it has lived \u2013 not just existed \u2013 in such an optimum way.\nWhat differentiates men and women fifty or one-hundred years ago in comparison to the majority of lives of today? It is this: that no matter where a person may be at \u2013 Christian or non-Christian; atheist or believer \u2013 they brought a profound sense of otherworldliness; a higher sense of reality and a sense of eternity to the lives of many, just like Christ did with those who were devoted to Him down to the rich young ruler who sorrowfully chose not to pursue Him. They all acknowledged God and His being.\nWhat kind of conviction do we bring to the lives of those we are in touch with, whether on a daily basis or one-off occurrence? Do we enrich those who share in the same faith as ours and do we unsettle the life of the agnostic or atheist? Do we cause other believers to desire more of God and do we stir the depths and unravel the arguments of those who defiantly state there is no God? We may not have to do it in word and confrontation but oftentimes in just the way we live. Are we producing an air of God-consciousness among those we come in contact with?\nWhen studying the lives of Oswald Chambers, Robert Murray M\u2019Cheyne, C.T. Studd, George Whitefield, C.H. Spurgeon, Leonard Ravenhill or A.W. Tozer (and these are just to name an exemplary few), we notice these were lives that impacted others around them; no one could confidently deny the existence of God or ridicule Christianity when acquainting themselves with such people. Just as Ecclesiastes states that God has put eternity into the hearts of men, so such men \u2013 with feet of clay \u2013 (human and prone to failings) awakened that and stirred others to discomfort in order to live for the Highest.\nSo no, we ought not to glory in men, but we can study such lives that influence us to live nearer to God and so bring a sense of Him to others.\nTags: agnostic, All to the Glory of God? Devotional, atheist, C.H. Spurgeon, C.T. Studd, conviction, eternity, exemplary lives, existence of God, George Whitefield, God-consciousness, God\u2019s Men of Yesterday, Leonard Ravenhill or A.W. Tozer, living for the Highest, living nearer to God, man\u2019s accountability to God, Mark Anthony Williams, Oswald Chambers, reality of God\u2019s existence, Robert Murray M\u2019Cheyne, Shade of the Moriah Tree",
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        "raw_content": "U21. Vorskla vs Shakhtar: players\u2019 view\nAfter the match in Poltava (3-1), Shakhtar U21 players have shared their views of the game.\nAndriy Boyarchuk, Shakhtar U21 forward:\n- Vorskla are very uncomfortable opponents for us. They are good at set pieces, and we are good at making transitions from defence and finishing off attacks. Today, I scored two goals, made an assist, but some regret is left. I mean the moment at the end of the game when I did not make a pass to Gryn, who was in front of an empty net, but I hit goal wards but my shot was saved by the goalkeeper. Honestly, I did not see Serhiy - it happens in football. At the time, I thought I could make a hat-trick. Nevertheless, in a similar situation I made a goal assist to Igor Sukhaninskiy. Well, it is too early to talk about our lead in the table - the championship is only gaining momentum.\nIgor Sukhaninskiy, Shakhtar U21 striker:\n- I am glad that the coach believes in me, and I still continue in the same spirit - score goals. Today's goal is very important for me, it was the first time I scored for Shakhtar, the first goal scored in the U21 league. I can call it a good start for myself, that goal will give me confidence. It is always difficult to come on as a sub, because you have to turn the game around, strengthen the team. By the way, we studied Vorskla throughout the last week during theory sessions, practiced different situations in training. I think it helped us win.\nMykhailo Shyshka, Shakhtar U21 midfielder:\n- By all criteria this match was difficult. In the middle of the first half we had gaps between the lines, but it is good that we came out winners, following the coaching instructions. This is my first game after an injury, and I would not say that I am fully satisfied with my performance on the field. Yes, today I took to the pitch as a captain. It was unexpected, but the trust of the coach helped in terms of morale, I felt extra responsibility. It is nice to have a lead, without the points lost, but we do not look at the standings. And today\u2019s opponents were not favourites, so we just move on.",
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        "raw_content": "May 11, 2018 sidewayssammyLeave a Comment on Preview: Notts County\nPreview: Notts County\nCoventry City are in the play-offs. All those years of longing, that desperate hunt for that mythical spot in a four-way end-of-season tussle for promotion are over. All that time wondering just what it would feel like when Coventry City made the play-offs, well, this is what it feels like \u2013 and it\u2019s somewhat anticlimactic.\nPerhaps it was the manner of getting there, via a 0-0 final day draw with Morecambe that became a meaningless game due to the results elsewhere, but it doesn\u2019t feel the achievement that I thought would be. Maybe it\u2019s simply because we have yet to achieve promotion. There was an expectation that getting to the play-offs would be a prize unto itself, yet this season would feel like a disappointment if we were to fail to convert our first top six finish since 1970 into promotion.\nThat excitement may well rise come the time I take my seat at the Ricoh to witness the first ever Coventry City in the play-offs, but the past 46 games have been about getting to this point and the next two \u2013 then hopefully the one after that \u2013 are the ones that count.\nThis game is going to bring a unique pressure that this team will have to manage, especially because the first leg is taking place in front of what looks to be a big crowd at the Ricoh Arena. Previously, the feeling about this team was that we could play up in these kind of big games, but those recent defeats to Lincoln and Notts County, along with the 6-2 to Yeovil, must surely have dented the belief that this side has in turning it on for the big occasion.\nIt\u2019s crucial that Mark Robins remembers that this is a two-legged tie, while it would be great to have a big win in front of our own fans, the team needs to exhibit an element control over their emotions should there be goals at either end. Winning this game doesn\u2019t guarantee a place at Wembley, losing this doesn\u2019t mean that the tie is over.\nAs for the team selection, it\u2019s hard to see Robins deviating too heavily from the side that started against Morecambe \u2013 although our manager has been rather erratic with his team selections in recent weeks.\nWith Tom Davies and Chris Stokes having calmed down the defence over the past two games \u2013 and probably being better suited to Notts County\u2019s threats than Rod McDonald and Ryan Haynes \u2013 the biggest selection decision looks to be whether to start Jonson Clarke-Harris or Maxime Biamou alongside Marc McNulty. Clarke-Harris offers that extra level of mobility required to set a positive tone for the game in pressing our opponents high up the pitch, Biamou offers more of an out-ball for our defence and is possibly generally more of a calming influence up front in a game where cool heads may well be the order of the day.\nAs mentioned earlier, our recent meeting with Notts County is likely to be still fresh in the memory for this team. In what was a dreary contest between two sides relatively low on confidence at the time, Notts County looked to have taken a decisive lead in the 60th minute via Jonathan Forte from a corner routine.\nIf any side looked like scoring the next goal, it was probably Notts County, however, Jordan Ponticelli backheeled an effort during a goal-mouth scramble to make it 1-1 with five minutes remaining and sending the away end into pandemonium.\nWith almost our entire XI caught up in the celebrations \u2013 seemingly injuring Jonson Clarke-Harris at one point \u2013 this looked to be one of the moments of the season. When Notts County booted the ball out from the subsequent kick-off, that should have been the cue for us to slow things down in order to take a valuable point.\nInstead, Jack Grimmer rushed the throw-in, handing possession back to Notts County. Liam Kelly then miscued an opportunity to clear the ball, allowing Shola Ameobi to square the ball to Jonathan Forte to hand Notts County back the lead. A point gained and surrendered in barely a minute, with the team failing to control their emotions in a big match. Please don\u2019t be an omen.\nThat win was an important one for Notts County, with their season threatening at that point to spiral out of control. Kevin Nolan\u2019s side went on a run from that point that almost saw them challenge Wycombe for the third automatic promotion place, before a surprise defeat to Grimsby in the penultimate game of the season ended that prospect.\nWhile Notts County aren\u2019t the same side at this moment in time as the one that blitzed the division for the first half of the campaign, they have shown a mental strength to recover from a poor run of form and claim a play-off place when quite a few other sides may well have crumbled in a similar situation.\nKevin Nolan has Notts County set up in fairly rigid 4-4-2 system, where the defence looks to do the basics well, the front two tend to be big physical presences and the midfield are there as willing runners to support the attack and to provide shape in front of the defence.\nThe mid-season loss of key holding midfielder Ryan Yates has been a blow to Notts County, and it\u2019s probably in that area of the pitch that we should be looking to exploit. The preferred pairing at the moment is Elliott Hewitt and Liam Noble, while Hewitt is a similar kind of player to Yates, Noble is a far more erratic \u2013 at times, very good \u2013 and is possibly someone who could blow a gasket in a big game if we can niggle and wind-up him up in the right manner.\nOut wide, Jorge Grant remains a key player despite a loss of form over the final months of the season. In attack, Jonathan Forte has stepped up to provide something different \u2013 in his case, pace \u2013 to Notts County\u2019s system, alongside Shola Ameobi, who\u2019ll we need to make sure has a quiet game.\nFinally, at the back, Notts County\u2019s four-time Coventry City loanee Richard Duffy is a key organising figure for the side. One thing to watch out for with Duffy is his preference to try and win soft free-kicks when forwards close him down in order to ease the pressure on the defence. Should Jonson Clarke-Harris start, it will be interesting to see who comes off best in the battle to win the cheapest free-kicks.\nWe\u2019re facing two opponents here in this game, the first one is Notts County and the second one is ourselves. Recent defeats in big games will have dented that belief we\u2019ve had this season that we\u2019re capable of playing up when the big games come, there is going to be nervousness in the side to avoid another Lincoln \u2013 or worst case scenario, Yeovil \u2013 kind of result.\nWith Notts County probably happy to take even a narrow defeat into the second leg at their place, it\u2019s going to be a tight game if the manager\u2019s get their way and neither team makes the kind of big mistakes that nerves can cause in these kind of games. The positive for us is that a big crowd could spur us on to a big performance, the downside is that it can either lead to errors or an unnecessarily gung-ho approach to try and please the home fans.\nI\u2019m not confident that this team is currently capable of managing the kind of atmosphere that will be around this game, I\u2019m predicting a 2-0 defeat which could be very difficult for us to turn around at Meadow Lane.\nCategories Match Preview, Play-Off PreviewTags Chris Stokes, Coventry City, Elliott Hewitt, Jonathan Forte, Jonson Clarke-Harris, Jorge Grant, Kevin Nolan, League Two, League Two Play-Offs, Liam Noble, Mark Robins, Maxime Biamou, Notts County, Richard Duffy, Shola Ameobi, Tom Davies\nPrevious League Two Play-Off Preview\nNext Preview: Notts County",
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        "raw_content": "From Site Selection magazine, August 2013\nTwo tenant rep firms weigh in on what they see and\ndon't see in the corporate real estate technology field.\nWhat good are tools if there's no craftsmanship?\nIf our long-running Technology InSITE series has taught us anything, it's that tech products for sound corporate real estate management and decision-making are only as good as the people who create, wield and improve them. It's something they've been doing for decades now, refining and revising as they go, and constantly changing how you see and use data on your screen.\nBut screen is also a verb, as in monitoring what's going on, and separating the useful from the useless.\nSo this summer we checked in with two top tenant representation firms about technology solutions \u2014 whether off-the-shelf, homegrown or hybrid \u2014 and the people and projects putting those tools to the test.\nInternational commercial real estate firm Studley has needed to use its own portfolio planning tools lately, as the firm has opened offices in Raleigh, N.C., and Shanghai, China.\nThomas W. Bogle, executive vice president and head of the company's Strategic Portfolio Solutions Group, knows whereof he speaks when it comes to technology, having pioneered development of Web-based tools for a number of major global service providers over his 20-plus years in the field. He and his Los Angeles based partner Craig Hendrickson, who joined Studley as executive managing director of Strategic Portfolio Solutions last December, recently shared their perspectives on the evolution of technology and corporate real estate practice today.\nThomas W. Bogle, executive vice president and head of Studley\u2019s Strategic Portfolio Solutions Group\nFor tenant rep firms, the off-the-shelf products haven't changed all that much, says Hendrickson. \"It's a lot of the same players, and even though a lot is going on behind the scenes, the basic functionality of the tools has remained pretty constant. There are new releases and what-not, but surprisingly, in my 25 years in corporate real estate, it's been a slow build.\"\n\"All of us thought 10 or 15 years ago we'd reach a point in the industry where there would be more sophistication than what's developed,\" says Bogle. \"The irony is that large users and owners of real estate have tremendous volumes of operating and financial data, and for the most part are not using it effectively and efficiently to convert that into knowledge\" that would enable predictive analysis.\n\"It's not as though the technology doesn't exist,\" Bogle says. \"It probably does. What doesn't exist is an off-the-shelf or highly customizable piece of software where you can load it up, answer these 20 questions, and it will spit out the information. I think the industry has been slow to develop sophistication in this area. Most observers would say it's very difficult if not impossible to find solutions that can track transactions, projects, lease and facility information in one place. So you have to move to a best-of-breed [solution], assembling, and then layering and branding it, when the reality behind that brand is these point solutions.\"\nIn fact, he says, amid all the rebranding and amalgamation of off-the-shelf systems, \"there is some deception afoot. Clients that are looking for this need to enter into it with their eyes wide open. Make sure the people selling it really understand what the definition is of \u2018proprietary technology.' We just heard of a client who chose a provider because of that, and we know for a fact that there is no proprietary technology there.\"\nBogle describes his industry as an aggregation of project management, lease administration and accounting, transaction and document management and a whole other set of criteria and protocols. Part of the struggle, he says, is \"how to drive to points A, B and C simultaneously with one car. With a car it's a physics issue. In our world it's a technology issue.\"\nHe says one global client with multiple providers across the world doesn't believe that one provider can meet all its needs in project management and other areas, so it's chosen to take one area, transaction management, and harmonize the process so there is consistent reporting from territories as diverse as China, India, Brazil, Malaysia, California, North Dakota, Panama, Sweden and Japan.\nStudley is working with the client using an off-the-shelf software, but writing custom protocols and processes around how to use the report to predict what's going on in the future. Usually the technology is used \"to report on activities that just happened,\" he says. \"It's not being used to solve problems, for the most part.\"\n\"The irony is that large users and owners of real estate have tremendous volumes of operating and financial data, and for the most part are not using it effectively and efficiently to convert that into knowledge.\n\u2014 Thomas Bogle, Studley\nBogle says the big providers such as SAP and Peoplesoft have told inquiring minds that the market is just not big enough to develop a highly sophisticated and complex end-to-end solution. Virtually all companies that seek to sell such solutions will say they can do that. \"But talk to the users,\" he says, \"and they have serious questions about whether they do everything they're purported to do.\"\nThat said, service providers are differentiating themselves now with data analytics, owing to rapid advancement of data manipulation and visualization tools, says Hendrickson. Studley is doing a lot with specialized tools using such methods as regression analysis and Monte Carlo simulations to do forecasting.\nBogle says there are more of what one client called \"people who think for a living\" in the industry than there were 20 years ago.\n\"Firms want to buy intellectual expertise,\" he says. \"They never build a project, pay a bill or administer a lease, but they help clients think through complex problems. And in order to do that, you have to have access to all of this data we're talking about.\"\nIn some places in the world, despite more transparency and more technological penetration, that data is still hard to come by. \"My experience is that it tracks the sophistication of the culture you're working in,\" says Bogle. He says Africa lacks much sophistication save for South Africa. \"You can obviously get your hands on what you need in North America. Western Europe is better than Eastern Europe. Singapore is very westernized. Vietnam is an emerging culture. Brazil is more sophisticated than Colombia. I've heard a lot of complaints about working in China \u2014 for Western-based firms, it's different.\"\n\"It's a big issue,\" adds Hendrickson. \"Lack of transparency freaks everybody out. Africa is emerging, but it's hard to keep up with what multinational real estate managers are used to seeing in terms of transparency.\"\n\"I think a lot of corporate real estate people are troubled by what they don't know,\" says Bogle. \"We're working with a client with a project in Eastern Europe. They have a global provider that's failed to deliver for them in this local market. They don't know who to call. We're using some contacts with the US State Department to find out who some reputable providers are. Firms face those challenges very day. [Service provider] firms say, \u2018We have an office,' but they're brokerage. \u2018I need to build out 3,000 square meters. Who do I call?' \u2018Well, I don't do that.' \"\nSometimes, the same opacity that applies to the third world can also be found in the Fortune 500. Bogle and Hendrickson say despite the omnipresence of tools that can shed light on what they're up to, firms still meander in the dark.\nCraig Hendrickson, executive managing director of Studley's Strategic Portfolio Solutions Group\n\"We talk to companies every week spending $50 million, $75 million or $100 million in real estate but can't tell you how many square feet they have,\" says Bogle. \"I talked to a client last week, 100 years old, with locations across the US, and they do not know how many square feet they have, or what they spend on real estate. How can that be? In their view, it's all built into the cost of the business units. A lot of companies have a similar story to tell. Costs are buried in the manufacturing of a product, or a service, or the P&L statement of a region.\"\nHundreds of companies in the past 15 years have used those tech tools to ascertain their footprints and start operating more efficiently and save money, he says, \"but there are a lot of companies that haven't. Remember: Real estate is not just one function. Ask what they spent with Herman Miller, or what they spent on taxes, or on energy and utilities, and they could get close. But very few companies have a reason to add all that up, unless they're on a major efficiency push.\"\n\"We talk to companies every week spending $50 million, $75 million or $100 million in real estate but can't tell you how many square feet they have.\"\nWhere do you go to push that efficiency?\n\"If you're dealing with a company that doesn't know where their properties are, one of the best places to go is the internal risk manager \u2014 they have a list, because they insure all those places. How many people? Don't go to HR. You go to IT, and ask how many people have computers, laptops and phones. It's not that they're doing anything dishonest, but it's opaque. It's hidden behind what their core business is.\"\nAll About the Process\nCresa decided 20 years ago to rep only tenants, and that decision roughly coincided with the advent of Internet-based corporate real estate and lease administration tools. Cresa's more than 800 professionals now serve those tenants from 58 offices, and extend their reach internationally through a partnership with UK-based Savills. Among their specialties is software-neutral, real-time lease administration. And among the Cresa pros is Jeffrey A. Tosello, managing principal of lease administration, who got his own start in the business in 1989 in Chicago, and rapidly put to use his growing expertise in business process engineering.\n\"We know all the players very well, and have been the testing ground in many cases,\" he says of the range of software products out there, recalling the days of amber screens with boot disks and FoxPro databases. All such products continually are issuing new updated versions to meet or get out in front of client expectations. But for people in the trenches, says Tosello, what color the data point is or where it appears on a dashboard is still peripheral and secondary. The fundamental questions, even 20 years into Internet-driven data management, are still the same:\n\"Is this in fact all of our locations? Are these the proper data points? When you run metrics, are you pulling the right data?\" asks Tosello. \"It's process, not software. The software looks a lot cooler, and enables some things, but I don't know if it's remarkably different from what it was 10 years ago. From a tactical perspective, the challenges companies face are the same that existed back in the day.\n\"People don't want to change their process,\" he says. \"For some unknown reason, they don't want to let go, and decentralization is still a challenge. Software can make a lot of those things easier,\" especially deployment today via cloud-based technology. Upcoming accounting rules changes from FASB will provide a prime testing ground for orchestrating data flow, he says. \"It's going to be procedural. Once the data is there, all the software companies are ready to do the calculations.\"\nThose databases used to be a Trojan horse for expiration dates, says Tosello.\n\"As a broker, that was the land of milk and honey. In some cases, if it was pretty, you locked up their stuff. I think corporate real estate departments wised up to that, and are looking for products that are portable.\" He doubts products with the look and feel of an Excel spreadsheet or an Oracle or SAP approach are going to go away. \"They'll keep playing leapfrog,\" says Tosello, who thinks companies like Cresa which focus on lease administration as a separate discipline will do well because of an orientation toward working on the process, whatever the tools may be.\nTosello describes how, in the late 1990s, IBM downsized, and he figured his team could manage IBM's subleases. He flipped around an old DOS-based system to use as a lease admin system. There weren't any yet. But there needed to be.\n\"When I realized a company like IBM had a major disconnect between real estate and accounting, I started cold-calling Sprint and Exxon and Sears and landing them as customers,\" he says. \"I started a company called Portfolio Solutions, solely focused on lease administration, and 'people first' was our mantra. You have to start with an orientation to want to do the work. We had paralegals, attorneys and CPAs on staff; I joined up with Cresa in 2002.\"\nFor Cresa it was a revenue source, not a loss leader. The unit was established with the same \"people first\" mentality, and now has grown through joining forces with Savills. \"We've now gone from two people to plus or minus 80 people,\" says Tosello.\nAlong the way, the importance of real estate admin and the people behind it has found the light of day, even if all the leases still haven't.\n\"We've seen some of the same companies buy different software, and every time it gets poorly implemented they blame the software,\" observes Tosello. \"It is the people. 'Maybe I shouldn't have my broker give me this for free.' Who's actually doing that work matters. I think the industry is catching up [to the idea that] this is a discipline in and of itself. In those days, a lot of real estate departments did not have C-suite visibility, and the CEO would say, 'I thought you were doing that already.' Now, with Sarbanes-Oxley, they see that the second or third cost leader is real estate and you'd better pay attention to it. There's procurement, but the cost of real estate sometimes gets very little focus. Scoop it all into a pile and it's a huge number. We're always able to save money by getting all that real estate put together. You can't do capital market plays or strategic planning until you get a database put together.\"\nTosello says one challenge is getting the language the same across a company's locations.\n\"The vernacular is wildly different from office to office,\" he explains. \"What do you charge for a lease abstract or audit? Let's define. I could be pulling 300 fields of data, and somebody overseas might be getting just name rank and serial number. If they're $100 and I'm $300, is it because I'm expensive, or do we define things differently?\"\nDefining lease administration itself is a start.\n\"Lease administration is everything between the ribbon cutting and decommissioning the site that nobody else wants to do,\" says Tosello. \"Some define it with correspondence. It's an umbrella over many things, depending on where the rain is coming down.\"\nAnd the amazing part is that companies still don't have their fingers on the pulse.\n\"I started the business when I was 25,\" says the 46-year-old Tosello. \"When I was 30 I went to grad school because I thought I'd run out of companies. I still find publicly traded companies now managing with a spreadsheet that I've never heard of. It's 75 locations, catch as catch can, with a secretary managing. The small locations are the ones that will kill you. If it's transaction-minded people dealing with it, where do they make money? They make it at the tip of the iceberg, not at the bottom. But the 50 leases at the bottom of the iceberg can sink the ship. Nobody wants to deal with 1,500 square feet in Akron \u2014 everybody wants to be at the ribbon cutting. And somebody's P&L gets eroded by locations where they're overpaying.\n\"Most of the audit firms will chase after the 30,000 to 50,000 square feet,\" he continues. \"We've found cases where for five years a company's paying for utilities when the lease says the landlord pays for the utilities. In a big portfolio all you need is a few of those and it's horrifying. The software will manage it, but it's the people who go, 'Wait a minute, I see that invoice and it doesn't make sense to me.' \"\n\"Lease administration is everything between the ribbon cutting and decommissioning the site that nobody else wants to do.\"\n\u2014 Jeffrey Tosello, Cresa\nTosello says one client \"went with every real estate company there is, had five different software packages, and then decided to go with us.\" And he still is shocked to run across big-portfolio companies he's never heard of.\n\"How could they possibly have 700 locations and I don't know who they are?\" he says. \"There are small parts companies warehousing all over the country.\"\nAnd there are plenty outside the country. Tosello's operation started adding international to the mix about a decade ago, driven by a lot of work in the Bay Area for high-tech companies.\nJeffrey A. Tosello, managing principal of lease administration, Cresa\n\"We translate the lease, plug it into same system, and it allows them to stay out in front of the expirations,\" he says. But there are differences.\n\"US corporate manages one way, intentionally forecasting the rent roll ahead of time. Overseas, they are finding out about the payments after they've been made. Wherever your footprint is globally, we have the resources to translate the lease or put boots on the ground in the country, gather the information and get the corporate real estate out in front. Now, with the Savills connection, we're getting some inbound requirements from an international-based group looking to deploy a US-based real estate solution. It's taught me that outside the US people don't look at centralization in the same way. Each country does their own thing.\"\nAnd while numerals may be universal, lease language is not.\n\"I don't read Chinese,\" explains Tosello. \"If I get an invoice in a language I don't understand, short of having a translator, it's difficult. Value begins to drop off - you're kind of taking a guess.\"\nThen there are challenges such as finding comparables in markets which have neither a CoStar Group (for supplying comprehensive address-based data) nor tenant reps.\n\"You need boots on the ground,\" says Tosello. \"But when a company has 200 locations, with 50 in the US and two to three in each other country, how do you aggregate that? And you have to have a bank account in the country where the rent is being paid.\"\nWhen scanning technology came out, many thought word recognition could just grab everything, but the possibility still existed that a \"3\" might be read as an \"8.\" So it's still better left to human beings, says Tosello. 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        "raw_content": "Kanye West Claims His \u201cEyes Are Now Wide Open,\u201d He Is Distancing Himself From Blexit, Politics\nThe rapper says he is now \u201ccompletely focusing on being creative.\u201d\nKanye West is rejecting any association with \u201cBlexit,\u201d the conservative movement urging black Americans to leave the Democratic Party. Though the movement\u2019s founder Candace Owens had reportedly claimed in a speech that West helped design the logo used on Blexit apparel and merchandise, she has since backtracked, writing in a statement posted to Twitter that West introduced her to the designer of the X used in the logo but was not personally involved in its design. Now, West is also trying to set the record straight with a series of tweets posted on Tuesday that say he has \u201cnothing to do with\u201d Owens\u2019 movement.\nIn addition to clarifying some of his political beliefs, West also writes, \u201cMy eyes are now wide open and now realize I\u2019ve been used to spread messages I don\u2019t believe in.\u201d\nSo who is the mystery designer that West recommended to Owens? According to West, they didn\u2019t want their name on the project either, and Owens writes that this person has \u201ctotally different political beliefs\u201d from her. Fortunately, they won\u2019t need to design any kind of enticing visual for #Yexit, which is already picking up plenty of steam after West\u2019s announcement.",
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        "raw_content": "Flickr/orcmid\nHow do you carry on getting things done when you've had a bad night's sleep?\nRobert J Hudson\u00b7\nAre you perhaps lacking sleep and wondering how to feel well rested with little sleep? I often have to be productive even though I haven\u2019t gotten a good night\u2019s sleep. Being tired can often leave you feeling groggy and lazy.\nIf you regularly don\u2019t get enough sleep, you might ask yourself how many hours would constitute getting enough sleep? And can you ever make up the sleep that you miss? Sleep is necessary to function efficiently and productively, but are you getting enough of it?\nI want to describe how much sleep an average person needs as well as some ways to stay productive even if you have a sleep debt.\nHow much sleep do we really need to stay productive?\nHow long is long enough for a good night\u2019s sleep?\nWhat\u2019s the secret to staying productive when you don\u2019t get enough sleep?\nYou need a motivating force to stay productive without sleep.\nFocus and passion can make you more productive\nGo over your late night routine\nOne study looked at the effects of sleep deprivation on groups who slept for either four, six, or eight hours a night. After two weeks, those who received the most rest (eight hours a night) showed some cognitive issues like attention lapses.\nBut those with four or six hours of sleep showed a rapid diminishment in mental function. The six-hour group was so impaired that they had a reaction time as slow as a person who was legally drunk.\nUnsurprisingly those with four hours of sleep fared worse, and would even fall asleep during their cognitive tests. When brain function suffers from prolonged sleep deprivation, scientists call this cumulative effect sleep debt.\nIt turns out we can recover from sleep debt. After a couple of nights of impaired sleep, people\u2019s bodies can recover with a couple nights of good rest although long term sleep deprivation (ie for weeks to months) means a longer recovery time.\nIt will take a longer time for the cognitive function to return to normal. Sleep and productivity are correlated to each other. People who accumulate a sleep debt of months to even years of not getting enough daily sleep may be permanently impairing their brain function. Also troubling is that people with long-term sleep debt become less and less self-aware of their impairment over time.\nSleep scientists tend to agree that seven to eight hours of sleep is the ideal sleep time range for humans. People who regularly sleep less than seven hours a night have an increased risk of diabetes, cardiovascular disease, and even obesity.\nBut you also don\u2019t want to sleep too long. People regularly sleeping more than eight hours a night, while not impairing brain function, carries similar health risks.\nMany people want me to explain how I can go on with my day to day life without getting enough sleep. I generally only sleep about four to six hours every night.\nI would rather get a seven or eight hours, but that only happens when I crash from being exhausted. But I\u2019m rearing to go for the day on just a little bit of sleep, and my secret is actually pretty simple. You just need to learn to be self-aware about what motivates you.\nIf you want to learn to get by on very little sleep, one tip I have is just to work on things that you love to do. I feel that you\u2019re only going to be fulfilled so long as you are always working on things that you really want to do.\nThe reason I sometimes go without enough sleep is that I\u2019ve got many goals that keep me up. This could be starting a company, doing DIY projects in your house or devoting your life to helping people. What is your life\u2019s focus, and is it enough to lose sleep over?\nIt\u2019s not enough to just have goals you want to accomplish. You need to have a certain focus to be able to go without sleep. Many times, in the dark early hours of the night, I can feel a certain passion rise up in me. This feels like an energy force that propels me towards finishing the goals that I\u2019ve set out.\nBut you have to ask yourself what you want to do with your life. The reason behind why you perform your daily routine is what will allow you to go without sleep or work 18 hour days.\nMany people like to zone out at the end of the night. This could mean watching TV, listening to music or playing video games. It\u2019s always nice to recharge, but our habits can also drain us if we\u2019re not careful.\nIf I\u2019m tired of working, I should go to bed. If I\u2019m not doing things that help me reach my goals, I might be wasting my time. I totally understand the need for relaxation, and there\u2019s no doubt that you need to schedule downtime. But your goals in life should be the driving force that pushes you to go without enough sleep and propels you to be more productive.\nTo recap, you need to find something you love to stay productive even when you don\u2019t get enough sleep. That love that you have for your passion will bring energy and fun into your life, which can help offset the lack of energy you feel from not having enough sleep. Please leave a comment if you have any questions.\nTry to keep yourself occupied with only doing the things that matter the most to you. Although we\u2019re capable of doing anything, the only action that people take is towards accomplishing things that have significant meaning to us.\nFind meaningful things to do. The more meaningful your work is, the more energy you will get from doing it.\nRobert J Hudson\nRobert J Hudson is a proud father of two cool boys, researcher and a chief editor at SnoreNation.com where he talks about sleep disorders, sleep health and science. You can follow him and get in touch on Google+.\nhttps://www.snorenation.com/",
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        "raw_content": "Corporate culture includes management style, engagement, communication, interaction and working relationships between owners, contractors, consultants, staff members and managers. When owning a small business, whether it be with 10 or 100 people, a company culture should be developed and maintained. According to QuickBooks Resource Center Intuit Small Business Blog, successful small businesses incorporate a corporate culture that promotes creativity, productivity and an environment of respect. \u201cThe value of a great company culture can\u2019t be overstated,\u201d business analyst Mike Randazzo explained in the blog. \u201cBut business owners and managers place far too much pressure on themselves to achieve it. Plant the seeds so the desired climate can grow independently of your consistent, conscious effort.\u201d\nThere are many small business owners who will say that creating a corporate culture is easier said than done. Some have the opinion that it is a business, not a corporation, so it is not necessary or important. Some business owners feel that since it is their business, staff should follow their lead. Many owners focus on cultivating new business, managing payroll and doing \"important\" work with no need to develop and maintain a corporate culture. These reasons may be valid, but it is still a big mistake and can lead to problems such as employee turnover, miscommunication and overlooking important professional relationships outside of the business.\nWhen the corporate culture is well developed, everyone contributes with individual strengths and gains a personal sense of satisfaction. There is increased loyalty, a desire to build the business and a feeling of fitting into the workplace. According to Randazzo, it is important to remember that being qualified for a job is only one aspect of a potential candidate. The individual needs to demonstrate that they are a good fit for the position. The business model of leading by intimidation and fear is outdated, especially for the millennial generation that is the largest demographic in the workforce and still growing in numbers. Owners should lead by example and set the mood of a common goal of success for everyone. This include the collective effort to grow a business as well as work with individual aspirations and plans.\nThis doesn't mean boundaries should not be set and respected. Boundaries differ for both the industry and the people maintaining a work-life balanced career. Financial institutions are certainly managed differently than tech or creative companies. However, the foundation for all industries is the same. It includes respect for everyone's opinion, guidance for younger staff members, appreciating older staff members and open communication.\nWhile the financial or legal industry may require a different tone in the workplace, scheduling fun times after hours is one way to engage those who are part of the business, whether they are a contractor, manager or staff. Volunteer opportunities are another way to create a common goal and establish a corporate culture of giving back to the community. Cross training and preparation are invaluable for vacations and other emergencies.\nA corporate culture is not a shackle or burden. It is an effective way to develop, grow and maintain a successful business.\nThis article was written by Debbie Hall for Small Business Pulse",
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        "raw_content": "An employee handbook is a very important set of documentation. It serves as the user manual or terms of service for your company. A well-written guide will stop an argument or potential lawsuit in its tracks as it is used as a point of reference for what is expected behavior for employees. It also sets forth your company\u2019s mission statement as a standard for all. That\u2019s why it\u2019s crucial to learn how to create an employee handbook.\nStart by using a free guideline such as this handbook template found at the Society for Human Resource Management. Your employee handbook should include a mission statement, and detailed pay and benefits, while also covering all legal requirements. Present it when completed, either in a binder that is appealing and easy to store at each workstation or as an interactive digital document. It should be within easy reach for future reference, and most importantly, kept up to date.\nBegin with a mission statement\nStart with a brief section that explains the purpose of the employee handbook and a concise background as to how the company came to be. Then, describe why the business exists and what is expected to be accomplished in the future. This section should clearly spell out your company\u2019s goals and core values, and express what makes your business stand out from others. What sets your company apart and makes it a desirable place to work?\nDetailed pay and benefits\nDon\u2019t assume your employees know things that seem basic to you. Address and focus on what the company has to offer as well as details about what taxes and deductions are taken out of paychecks. Clarify what is considered full-time or part-time employment and how to report hours worked, especially if one of your benefits is to work from home or remotely. Explain when paychecks are sent out and how they are delivered. Also, lay out all of the company perks, such as vacation or sick days, savings plans, company matching contribution programs, health insurance, medical leave and expense reimbursement policies, as well as how unexpected absences should be handled. Make the path to how to attain success within your organization clear, including information on when performance reviews will take place, what is expected to maintain employment and how to receive a raise or promotion.\nCover the legalities\nThroughout your draft process and ultimately the final edition of the handbook, work with an attorney to ensure you properly address all of the legally required aspects of your individual state\u2019s labor laws. This section should include information about Equal Employment Opportunities, disability, religious accommodations, and information about receiving and reporting tips or commissions. Address health, safety, emergency, sexual harassment, anti-discrimination, drug testing and substance abuse, as well as work-related injury policies. Also, include your company\u2019s policy regarding the possession of weapons. Be absolutely certain that your organization abides by OSHA guidelines and sets forth behavioral and employee conduct expectations along with the course of discipline for not following the code of conduct. Include what is expected in terms of dress code, social media use, confidentiality, and smoking during work time. Finally, the employee handbook should always cover the separation policies for voluntary and involuntary termination of employment. After employees have read through the manual and understand the contents, make sure they sign to indicate their acceptance of the guidelines.\nThis article was written by Tere Scott for Small Business Pulse",
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        "raw_content": "COIN of the Socio-Cultural Realm\nClick here to skip to comments.\nEditor's Note: While I strive to keep our papers concise, sometimes worthy contributions do not fit neatly into our conventions. This paper is a very professional contribution. While it will be of casual interest to many readers, its real value is in the rigor of the scholarship which can inform both further academic efforts and intelligence analysis. Therefore, we are publishing it at its full length here. Please note that you can click the Adobe Acrobat symbol above to convert this into a PDF for printing or e-reading.\nAbstract: This discussion presents a formulation for a computational model that integrates socio-cultural dynamics with kinetic activities in a counterinsurgency environment. We focus on the local population, the key to resolving any insurgency. We describe its structural relationships, which we express as networks based on social roles, values, and power differentials, and as emergent groups of different types. We describe social dynamics which are conditioned by a member of the local population\u2019s relative deprivation, stance, and risk attitude. The expression of the structural relationships through the social dynamics allows us to account for ambiguities in the counterinsurgency environment such as the accidental guerrilla, and groups which go dormant but remain in the corporate memory. We introduce patron-client relationships to account for the importance of selecting an initial point of distribution of resources to a local population, and emergence of alternative structures of legitimacy.\nThe U.S. Department of Defense has long used computational models to support military planning at all echelons \u2013 strategic, operational and tactical. Since Cold War planning scenarios assumed the likelihood of attack on the U.S. to be one (a certainty), those scenarios were focused on either the promulgation of an attack or on the response to or the mitigation of one. Analysis of the environment thus focused on kinetic aspects of an engagement. Developments in the analysis of social environments occurred separately from such military planning. In fact, until recently, the problem focus for the development of social simulations has been on private or civil sector problems such as the exercise of social capital through social networks, the modeling of crowds, and the modeling of the behavior of firms or other organizations.\nThis paper presents an effort to integrate analyses of social and kinetic aspects of a particular type of military engagement through a description of our formulation for a counterinsurgency (COIN) model. We will first introduce briefly the concepts we feel are most salient to COIN warfare in this modeling context. We then outline our specific challenge problem, which focuses on the interaction of kinetic and sociocultural environments. The discussion then moves to the formulation itself. We describe our actors, and their connections through sets of structural relationships. These relationships are expressed as networks based on social roles, values, and power differentials, and as emergent groups of different types. We also describe key social dynamics, conditioned by three primary factors: how much a particular member of the local population cares about his particular situation, which we parse as an expression of his sense of relative deprivation; whom he blames for his situation, which we treat as his stance; and what types of actions he is willing to take, which we express as his risk attitude.\nThe actors, relationships, and social dynamics we describe are able to express key dimensions of a COIN environment. We can see the emergence of, among others, the opportunistic insurgent (or counter-insurgent) who fights without commitment to an ideological cause, characterized recently as the \u2018accidental guerrilla.\u2019[1] This, in turn, leads to a \u2018good guy by day, bad guy by night\u2019 phenomenon which we can also accommodate. The dynamics of our emergent groups allow us to handle an ideological or other group which goes dormant but remains in the corporate memory, possibly to be revitalized at some later time. Finally, we introduce a dimension we believe to be novel in COIN computational analyses: that of the patron-client network. This network maps the flow of resources from groups exogenous to the local population into that population, with the accompanying emergence of power differentials and new power structures. We illustrate the inherent (and perhaps necessary) tension between these vertical networks and the horizontal networks that arise from homophily (connections based on similarity or \u2018like-ness\u2019). Most importantly, patron-client networks can take on aspects of legitimacy similar to those of a more classic governmental regime, as patrons can generate solidarity based on trust that gives historical depth to the relationship. This solidarity is based on the same type of trust and expectation of fairness that underlies legitimacy.\nThis work builds on a body of previous work. This stream of research started with collaborative research undertaken with the 1st Marine Expeditionary Force (I MEF) focusing on stability and support operations (SASO). It attempted to create a population of civilians and link their \u201cfeelings\u201d about the US with activities that affected their standard of living and social ties.[2] This research continued with a MITRE internal research and development project that attempted to implement Field Manual 3-24 as an entity-level discrete event simulation and link the dynamics expressed within it to the use of improvised explosive devices (IEDs). This research was continued in collaboration with Joint Improvised Explosive Device Defeat Organization (JIEDDO) and also included the University of Vermont, the University of Miami, and the Santa Fe Institute among others, and generated or contributed to a great breath of research.[3] The research team included, among others, an anthropologist, computer scientists, a computational social scientist, an agent-based modeler, and a former Marine with activity duty experience in the Middle East. The basic focus of this latter research is to understand the \u201cground truth\u201d situation as well as possible through careful data analysis so that we can create the minimally sufficient model formulation to capture the real world dynamics and create an operational level sandbox for option analysis. In what follows we describe the current formulation for this proposed minimum specification[4].\nA focus on irregular warfare\nThe U.S. involvement in COIN in the Middle East has changed the military planning focus. The U.S. no longer assumes a cohesive and well-understood motivation to attack on the part of relatively clearly identified adversaries. In fact, in many cases, it is the multiple and ever-changing motivations of a fragmented adversary to attack or participate in some kinetic activity against the U.S. that are of primary military interest. The U.S. is interested in addressing the ambiguities of a COIN environment. To successfully operate in a COIN environment, the U.S. must understand our adversaries\u2019 full spectrum of motivations and intent.\nCOIN is a type of irregular warfare (IW). IW is defined by doctrine in the Irregular Warfare Joint Operating Concept (IW JOC) as \u201ca violent struggle among state and non-state actors for legitimacy and influence over the relevant populations.\u201d[5] COIN doctrine states that \u201c[t]he primary objective of any COIN operation is to foster development of effective governance by a legitimate government.\u201d[6] It is this struggle for legitimacy that is the defining characteristic of IW \u2013 and therefore of COIN. Since legitimacy depends upon a voluntary (i.e. un-coerced or unrewarded) act of submission to a regime[7] based on the population\u2019s recognition of the regime\u2019s moral authority, the focus of IW is not on control of territory or assets or the exercise of power, but for the \u2018minds\u2019 of the population. For this reason, the IW JOC version 2.0 argues that a rich understanding of the sociocultural environment is a key ingredient for success in COIN and other IW activities: \u201cIn order to maximize the prospect of success, the joint force must understand the population and operating environment, including the complex historical, political, socio-cultural, religious, economic and other causes of violent conflict.\u201d[8]\nKinetics still play an important role in a counterinsurgency fight, of course. Of perhaps greatest impact to U.S. forces in the current conflict in the Middle East has been the adversary\u2019s use of improvised explosive devices (IEDs). The U.S.\u2019s initial responses to IEDs focused on finding and disabling the devices. Military planners and others soon realized that this was a game of catch-up which would be difficult to win. While not abandoning efforts in this area, U.S. attention has broadened to include efforts to understand and disrupt the socio-technical processes that lead to the manufacture and emplacement of IEDs \u2013 i.e., to include upstream activities in counter-IED analyses. Hence, an interest has developed in computational social modeling to address not only the kinetic but also the non-kinetic aspects of the IED problem.[9]\nThe Challenge Problem\nThe complex COIN operating environment described by the IW JOC as referenced above is an enormous system with many interdependencies, externalities, and adaptive entities involving both sociocultural and kinetic dynamics. Current analytical tools and techniques fail to reflect the interdependence between the kinetic and social dynamics[10]. Furthermore, interconnectivity and feedback among all the elements of socio-cultural systems creates path dependent dynamics where the order of events impacts future states of the system.[11] This being the case, the most efficient way to understand the dynamics of a system this complex is to simulate it.[12] The most natural way to represent systems of this nature in a simulation is as an agent-based simulation where all entities and their interrelationships can be explicitly represented.[13] We developed such a simulation of the kinetics of Samarra, a city in Iraq. The model was reported to have retrodictively represented changes in the impact of military strategy on the kinetic activity in the area.[14] However, as American interest shifted to Afghanistan and we were asked to move the application target of the simulation and its underlying model, we found that although the model addressed certain aspects of kinetic activities very well, the sociocultural dynamics were incomplete and could not account for the location change. [15] We have thus developed and will describe here a formulation of an agent-based system that addresses the intersection of the social and kinetic spaces in a generic COIN scenario, shaped by a focus on (counter-) IED activity. We phrase the challenge for this project as the development of a computational representation of the interdependence between kinetic and non-kinetic aspects in the COIN environment. As such, our model will need to include representations not only of adversarial and friendly forces, but also the civilian population, and also of the interactions among these three sets of actors.\nWhile the practical relevance for this work certainly will initially be venues in Iraq and Afghanistan as these are of immediate concern for the U.S., our purpose is not to specifically replicate a particular environment or to be able to predict the behavior of individuals in some particular space and time. This model is a strategic tool, not a tactical one. If we are successful, the model will help planners reason about the problem at large and generate scenarios that will broaden the possibility space with which they may engage.\nThe Model Formulation\nThis project initially evolved from research by Epstein[16] as well Findley and Young[17]. We also drew upon a broad variety of work in the area of complex conflict dynamics and the dynamics of rebellions and political uprisings.[18]\nThe U.S. defense modeling and simulation community has a great deal of expertise in kinetics. We drew heavily on this expertise for the parts of our model dealing with kinetics.[19] Although there is within the defense community only a nascent capability in computational modeling of the sociocultural domain,[20] there is even less activity in the integration of the sociocultural with the kinetic domain. Therefore, our discussion here focuses primarily on the sociocultural aspects of our model, with a description of the integration of this dimension with the kinetic.\nWhat follows is a description of the structure of a model. The actors and relationships that we describe here will form the basis of executable code that will allow decision makers to perform certain types of analysis.\nThis section provides a high-level overview of the actors, their relationships and associated social dynamics in our model. Later in the discussion, we shall elaborate on all the terms introduced here.\nIn any COIN environment, there are three sets of actors. They are the established regime (which includes the host nation and those supporting the regime), insurgents (in a generic COIN sense, those fighting the established regime, which could include members of the local population as well as international supporters), and the local population. These three sets are collections of independently acting individuals. However, the established regime and the insurgents can also act as independent actors (hereafter referred to as collectivities), although the local population cannot. We devote most of this paper to an elaboration of the local population since COIN doctrine states that it is the center of gravity in a counterinsurgency effort.[21]\nThe dynamics start with a member of the local population assessing how well off he[22] is in relation to others in his social space (i.e., his relative deprivation). He acquires a belief about who is responsible for his perceived condition and who caused people he cares about to come to harm. This is expressed as his stance. He has some inherent risk attitude which will constrain the types of action he is willing to take to improve his condition.[23] Such actions may include both social actions (such as joining groups of various types) and kinetic actions (such as making and detonating IEDs). His relative deprivation, combined with his stance, creates his grievance, which is a surrogate for who he blames for his condition, while his risk attitude conditions what he is willing to do about it. We elaborate upon all these terms later.\nMembers of the local population create homophilitic connections, i.e. connections based on like-ness, with other members of the local population. (We define homophily in much greater detail later.) Each member considers his homophilitic relationship with other members of the population in terms of both status and values. Connections based on homophily in status and values form horizontal networks which, in turn, lead to the emergence of dynamic, informal groups.\nEach emergent dynamic group develops a persona which is a function of the relative deprivation, stance and risk attitude of all the group\u2019s members. The persona thus changes over time as group membership changes \u2013 and, in turn, conditions who would be likely to join.\nCertain emergent group types require seed resources in order to coalesce. These seed resources can be either endogenous to the local population, or provided to its members from exogenous sources, i.e. the established regime and insurgents. Exogenous provision of these resources could be used to establish patron-client networks.[24]\nPatron-client networks are vertical networks which create a tension with the horizontal networks created by connections based on homophily. Furthermore, exchanges between patrons and clients are asynchronous, so the relationships exist over time, unlike the horizontal connections created through homophilitic connections which are synchronous and degrade quickly.\nThe asynchronosity and other aspects of patron-client networks (which we delineate later) allow those networks to compete for certain aspects of legitimacy with the more formal institutional structures of which regimes consist. Therefore, exogenous resource provision can have an impact on who the local population supports and the channels through which that support is given, in ways that may be rather unexpected (and perhaps unwelcome) to the donor.\nAs these various types of connection within the local population are formed and dissolved, the insurgents and the established regime are imposing harm on the local population in the form of arrests, kidnappings, killings and the like. They are also providing benefits to that same population in the form of cash or other benefits, as described by the U.S. in various discussions of stability operations.[25] (These form the basis of the patron-client relationships described above.) Additionally, insurgents and the established regime engage in combat operations against each other. In our model, that combat includes use of IEDs and direct fire engagements.\nFor simplicity, births, immigration, emigration or other endogenous mechanisms of change in the local population are not included in our formulation. However, certain members of the insurgent group and the established regime are replaced at an exogenously determined rate to allow for replacements for combat losses.\nThe following sections set out an elaboration upon the terms and dynamics introduced above.\nWe start with the three sets of actors in the COIN environment. We define them as mutually exclusive high-level actors who exist in both social and geo-physical space. These actors (as introduced earlier) are the established regime, the insurgents, and the local population. The established regime\u2019s goal is to reduce overall violence and to reduce the number of members of the local population who join insurgent-affiliated groups. The insurgents\u2019 goal is to inflict as much damage as possible on the established regime and to increase the number of members of the local population who join insurgent-affiliated groups. The local population is the \u2018prize\u2019 in any insurgency environment and is the target of actions by the established regime and the insurgents.[26] The local population presents a shifting landscape of informal groups that form and reform based on social connections established by members as the latter try to achieve various goals. The established regime and insurgents compete for the allegiance of the local population, allegiance expressed in our model by certain actions taken by the local population.\nInsurgents and the established regime are two sets of actors, and are groups of a different kind than the local population. As stated previously, insurgents and the established regime, as collectivities, can act as independent actors, although (as we shall see later) their scope of action is relatively limited. That is, the established regime qua established regime can \u2018do something\u2019; it can function as a collectivity. The local population, on the other hand, does not act as a collectivity, although groups composed of members with the same job, such as \u2018army,\u2019 \u2018police,\u2019 \u2018farmer,\u2019 and \u2018insurgent,\u2019 may function as collectivities.\nIndividual insurgents and members of the established regime each hold mutually exclusive jobs such as bomb maker or patrol. Mutual exclusivity means that, so long as a given individual holds one job, he cannot hold another. Members of the local population, on the other hand, can hold several jobs and belong to several groups simultaneously, which may allow us to represent, for example, the \u2018good guy by day, bad guy by night\u2019 phenomenon. We thus lay the foundation for a rich social environment for the local population, the target of IW/COIN campaigns, and we describe the insurgents and the established regime in relatively simple functional terms.\nMembers of the local population can simultaneously operate in up to four different social domains: employment, religious, civic, and political. We believe these four domains provide a sufficiently diverse social environment for this model. The religious, civil and political domains correspond to sets of emergent groups (discussed later) which are defined by purpose. The employment domain is further subdivided into varied job functions (hereafter, referred to for simplicity as \u2018jobs\u2019) ranging from \u2018merchant\u2019 to \u2018insurgent\u2019. Each of these functions, in turn, has particular actions associated with it. Each job can act as a collectivity (that is, as a social actor in its own right), but the individuals within the collectivity can also take actions independently of each other and of the collectivity. Of particular interest to us is the insurgent job, as one of the actions that a member of the local population can take in this job is to become an IED emplacer and support those counter to the established regime. Actions for the other jobs are treated abstractly as \u2018provide costs/benefits.\u2019 Finally, groups will emerge and recede as a consequence of interactions among members of the local population.\nThese actors are illustrated in Figure 1 and described in more detail below.\nFigure 1: Actors\nMembers of the insurgent group can have one of three different jobs. First, they can be IED emplacers, in which case their possible actions are to find a cache, acquire an IED, emplace an IED, arm an IED, trigger an IED, and perform battle damage assessment (BDA). Secondly, they can be bomb-makers, in which case their possible actions are to locate a cache, make an IED and to relocate to a new cache if necessary. And finally, there is an \u2018advocate\u2019 job. Advocates provide benefits to other actors, and impose costs on actors in terms of killing, injuring, or kidnapping them. (Note that actors may make \u2018mistakes\u2019 and impose costs on members of their own side or give benefits to those opposed to them.) We have left benefits abstract in the model, but examples of benefits might be food and medical care for members of the local population. We do not specify cost or benefit types because the type is not relevant to model dynamics. As a collectivity, insurgents can also provide resources to other groups or individuals. Therefore, from the perspective of the local population, insurgents may be viewed positively, negatively, or both.\nIf IED emplacers and bomb-makers are discovered by the established regime, the established regime will attempt to engage. If insurgents are removed from the battlefield as a result of kinetic engagement with the established regime, they will be replaced at an exogenously determined rate.\nThe established regime\nAs mentioned earlier, the established regime can act as a collectivity and have both a positive and negative aspect as perceived by each individual member of the local population. Similar to the insurgents, the established regime as a group can provide resources to groups or to individual members of the local population. Members of the established regime can have one of two jobs: (1) patrol and (2) advocate. The patrol job includes not just patrolling but also executing a convoy mission by moving in concert with other patrols, executing a named operations mission which involves moving to and destroying a cache, or performing BDA after being attacked with an IED. An established regime advocate will provide benefits to and impose costs upon individual members of the local population. As with the insurgents, costs may include arrest, injury or death, and benefits are unspecified. Additionally, if actors in a patrol job are killed by insurgents, they are replaced at an exogenously determined rate, since, as with the insurgents, we assume that the established regime would sustain its force levels with reinforcements.\nThe local population is the most complex set of actors in our model, although it does not act as a collectivity per se. (The local population qua local population cannot \u2018do\u2019 anything.) This section defines several terms which help us delineate the local population. These terms individuate members of the local population, and establish principles for the dynamics by which they will interact.\nWe will first discuss how members of the local population define their social identity (defined later in this section) through combinations of attributes which are assigned various weights. We then will describe the social dynamic of homophily. Homophily explains how individuals form social connections by assessing their similarity (likeness) according to various attributes. Once these connections are established, individuals then compare themselves to those with whom they are connected to determine their relative deprivation. They also develop an assignment of blame for their relative deprivation, an assignment we call a stance. Their relative deprivation combined with their stance (how badly off they believe they are relative to others and who they think is to blame for that) yields their grievance. Members of the local population are further individuated by their risk attitude. (We will define risk attitude later in this section.) An individual\u2019s grievance combined with his risk attitude will tell us what types of activities he would be willing to engage in \u2013 whether he would be pro- or anti-established regime, for example, and if he would be likely to engage in kinetic activities (e.g. detonating an IED) or less violent (and therefore presumably less risky) activities, such as providing information.\nDefining social identity\nRecall that in our model, the local population cannot act as a collectivity, unlike the insurgents and the established regime. Also, unlike members of the insurgents and the established regime which, except with respect to their jobs, represent homogeneous groups, each local population member has attributes. The values assigned to those attributes contribute to the individuation of the member\u2019s actions. Each member is also assigned a skill or capability. Planting on a farm, making a bomb, or purchasing food are examples of skills. We will discuss attributes here, and return to skills in a later section on emergent groups.\nWe have identified eight attributes associated with local population members: ethnicity, tribal affiliation, religion, nationality, gender, marital status, age cohort, and wealth. We believe these attributes provide us the flexibility to represent a rich social environment across time and space. Values for these eight attributes are specified for each member of the local population. Values and weights for each attribute are determined based on the area of interest. (For example, in one area in Afghanistan, the \u2018ethnicity\u2019 attribute may have six or seven different values and be weighted less than the tribe attribute in other areas.) Permitting different combinations of weighted attributes allows for creation of a culturally appropriate and relevant population. Setting specific values for attributes and weightings mean that our culture-general concepts are instantiated as a model specific to a culture located in time and space.[27]\nExercising Homophily\nWithin any social landscape, people tend to connect with others who are like them, although \u2018like\u2019 can be defined in a variety of time-, space- and culturally-dependent ways. Analytically, this \u2018likeness\u2019 construct is termed homophily. Local population members use their attributes to determine their degree of homophily. We use a more nuanced definition of homophily than is usually found in the computational social modeling literature,[28] as we return to the seminal definition of homophily.[29]\nLazarsfeld and Merton defined two different types of homophily. Status homophily refers to \u201cobserved tendencies for similarity between the group-affiliation of friends or between their positions within a group\u201d[30] or similarity in structural position.[31] We use wealth, marital status, age cohort and gender attributes as markers of an actor\u2019s social structural position. Individuals with whom one has high status homophily may become part of one\u2019s status network. Value homophily refers to \u201cobserved tendencies towards correspondence in the values [of others]\u201d[32] or similarity in values. We use the ethnicity, tribal affiliation, religion and nationality attributes as indicators of clusters of values. Individuals with whom one has high value homophily may become part of one\u2019s value network. Therefore, our members of the local population have four status-defining and four value-defining attributes, where each attribute has some set of locally determined definitions from which assignments to actors are made. Members of the local population can be like one another in that they occupy similar positions in the social structure, or they can be like one another because of a correspondence in values. This distinction is critical because the social consequences of status homophily differ significantly from those of value homophily.\nThe social consequences of status and value homophily are explained by reference to two theoretical traditions. Status homophily draws on identity theory, while value homophily pulls from social identity theory.\nIdentity theory[33] argues that an individual defines his \u2018self\u2019 in terms of how well he fulfills expectations of the various social roles from which he may choose.[34] A social role is a set of expectations prescribing behavior that is considered appropriate by others. This approach thus posits a definition of self in terms of others\u2019 (or society\u2019s) behavioral expectations. The complete set of these expectations in a given time and place is a description of social structure.\nSocial identity theory, on the other hand, focuses on the way in which social categories provide definitions of self and so influence values and attitudes.[35] It focuses on intergroup interaction, suggesting that individuals act as, and are perceived as, representatives of a particular group rather than as unique selves.[36]\nSocial identity theory also addresses the process of identification with groups, including the formation of stereotypes, the positive valuation of in-group behavior and the negative valuation of out-group behavior. Social identity theory thus has a normative dimension. Identity theory, however, is structural and descriptive. It focuses on descriptions of the roles themselves and their manifestation through behavior and does not assign positive or negative value to those roles. For this reason, the type of self-identification described by social identity theory (self-identification as a member of a group) is more likely to lead to inter-group conflict than is the type of identification developed through role behaviors. In social identity theory, in-group and out-group behaviors become prototyped, stereotyped, and valued. In identity theory, in contrast, the primary dissonance is between individuals who do not agree on role expectations. This could lead to intra-group conflict as we see with (for example) the expression of different expectations for female behavior in some Muslim cultures. This differentiation of status and value homophily allows us to represent more accurately the ways in which members of the local population interact, and the impact of those interactions on individuals\u2019 feeling of relative deprivation (derived from status-homophilitic interactions) or stance (acquired through value-homophilitic interactions), as described in more detail below.\nAn individual will engage with those with whom he has high status homophily (i.e., with those in his status network). Through this engagement, he gains information about his own social condition or quality of life relative to those in his status network. This allows him to determine what is called his relative deprivation.[37] Thus, an individual compares himself to others, not to an objective standard, in order to determine his satisfaction. Efforts by individuals or groups to correct feelings of relative deprivation that emerge from the comparison of oneself to others are likely to lead to social strife or to stimulate the rise of large social movements.[38],[39],[40] When these perceptions of relative deprivation are combined with attitudes of \u2018blame\u2019 for that relative deprivation (which we address in the next section on stance), the possibility of social unrest increases.\nA stance, as we use it in our model, is an expression by an individual of whether or not he holds some particular group responsible for his condition (be it good or bad). Stance is distinguished from relative deprivation; the latter is an individual\u2019s assessment of his condition. A member of the local population will consider what he knows about the imposition of costs and benefits from various actors on his value network when determining his stance. His stance will vary over time based on the stances of those with whom he engages and of the groups to which he belongs. (We will discuss how groups develop stances later.) Since stances represent the assignment of a positive or negative value to the group perceived to be responsible for his condition, they are an expression of social identity as distinct from identity (recall the earlier discussion on social identity theory and identity theory), and thus are a function of membership in a value network.\nThe combination of an actor\u2019s relative deprivation and his stance will yield his grievance level. An actor\u2019s grievance is a surrogate for how much he cares about his situation (his relative deprivation) combined with an assignment of responsibility identifying whom he thinks is responsible for his situation (his stance). Figure 2illustrates this. This formulation allows us to avoid the now-discounted theory that deprivation alone (whether it be absolute or relative) leads to violent activity.[41]\nFigure 2: Conceptual model for determining grievance\nAn individual actor\u2019s level of grievance will determine how hard he is willing to work to affect his situation. The types of activity in which he is willing to engage will be determined by his risk attitude.[42] Risk attitude describes decision making over quantifiable alternatives under conditions of uncertainty. The classic approach to risk attitude evaluates the behavior of an individual when faced with choices between outcomes quantified in probabilistic terms.[43]\nCanonical expected utility theory[44] assumes that all individuals will use the same formula to calculate the riskiness of a given decision, and that a given individual\u2019s risk attitude is not decision-dependent.[45] Therefore, for a given individual, risk attitude will remain constant from one decision to the next. [46] There are, however, differences in risk attitude between one individual and another, with the distribution favoring the risk-avoidant end of an objectively determined scale. Evidence from the literature shows that most individuals show a concave risk function,[47] that is, they are risk-seeking over small stakes and risk-avoiding over large stakes.[48] Evidence from neuroeconomics research is now showing that there also is a significant affective component to what had historically been considered a purely cognitive process. [49]\nOur actors face decisions of a relatively limited type and their time frame and social context are highly constrained. Therefore, we feel comfortable in discounting the constructivist approach for this application, in which different responses to the same decision are a function of factors far more complex than just risk attitude.[50] We therefore have randomly assigned each member of the local population a risk attitude which is unchanging over time, accounting for the affective component by the introduction of some randomness. We also skew the assignment curve to represent a population concavely skewed in the direction of risk aversion.\nThe local population summarized\nDuring his interaction with other actors in his geographic and social space, a member of the local population acquires information about his environment. He uses this information to determine his condition relative to others. This \u2018condition\u2019 has two dimensions. One is his general welfare, which we characterize as \u2018relative deprivation\u2019 and which is actually determined relatively, not absolutely. As described earlier, this is determined based upon a comparison of himself with others in his status network, where his status network is defined by status homophily. The other dimension of his condition is his attitude towards various collectivities (e.g. insurgents or the established regime). We call this his stance, understood to be his attitude towards those whom he thinks \u2018are responsible\u2019 for his relative deprivation. As this stance reflects values and attitudes, it is conditioned by members of his value network, defined by value homophily.\nThe combination of the actor\u2019s perceived relative deprivation and his stance generate his grievance toward various collective actors, a surrogate for the level of activity in which he is willing to engage. His risk attitude tells us in what types of activity he is willing to engage. An individual with high grievance and high risk aversion may be willing to work very hard to support the established regime (if he has a pro-established regime or anti-insurgent stance), but may not be willing to do it in ways that put himself in significant harm\u2019s way. For example, he might be willing to provide information secretly but not to become a policeman. Figure 3 summarizes this progression to action on the part of an individual member of the local population.\nFigure 3: Progression to action- local population\nConsequences of social dynamics: emergent groups\nA critical outcome of interactions among the members of the local population is the appearance of emergent groups. These collectivities may form and dissolve very quickly, creating a shifting yet significant social landscape. Our discussion of emergent groups will show, among other things, how social memory can be important, how groups which form around key individuals can or cannot affect the flow of resources and influence through a population, and what the consequent impact is upon grievances.\nEmergent groups are collections of members of the local population. Each collection has a purpose and performs activities that help it fulfill that purpose. For example, an emergent group may have as its purpose to provide security for a neighborhood. Associated activities might be acquiring weapons, shooting at intruders, patrolling, and the like. Each activity requires a certain set of skills which are provided to the collection by its members. Recall that each population member has a set of skills. Skills exist within the group in a Hayekian sense[51]: if one member of an emergent group has a necessary skill, then the group has that necessary skill.\nWe base our construct of emergent groups on Robert Axtell\u2019s model of firms,[52] with some modification of his initial assumptions. Like Axtell, we assume an emergent group (in Axtell\u2019s terms, a firm) is a collection of individuals who are motivated (working) to change the status quo. We believe this is as applicable to the socio-political domain as it is to the economic domain because, for example, one way of characterizing insurgent groups is as firms whose product is violence.[53]\nWe represent three distinct emergent group types that members of the local population may choose to join. Each type provides benefit or welfare differently to its members. The groups are as follows: 1) decreasing returns to scale groups where the addition of an individual decreases the benefit or welfare produced per unit of labor (for example, common pool resources like water or grazing land may become stretched more thinly by the addition of new group members); 2) constant returns to scale groups, where the addition of an individual has no impact on the amount of benefit or welfare produced per unit of labor (as may be the case with religious, social or ideological groups); and 3) increasing returns to scale groups where the addition of an individual increases the amount of benefit or welfare produced per unit labor (think of a traditional western economic group or firm, where adding an individual with some unique skill can significantly enhance others\u2019 productivity).[54]\nMembers of the local population join emergent groups and devote their limited time to engaging in the activities of the emergent groups of which they are a part in order to improve welfare. The amount of welfare a group member derives from his actions as a member of that emergent group is a function of two things: the overall size of the group and how much the member\u2019s endogenous skill set is valued by the group. Members with high value skills (i.e. skills that are scarce but essential) receive more welfare than members with low value skills.[55] Consistent with Axtell, new increasing returns emergent groups can be started by anyone; however, in our construct these individuals must have accumulated welfare or be funded to do so. Resources to start a new increasing returns group may also come from a source exogenous to the local population, i.e. the established regime or the insurgents.\nMembers of the local population learn about emergent groups by interacting with members of their status networks. A member of the local population will check the emergent group memberships of the members of his status network. He then checks the emergent group\u2019s risk attitude and stance (the group\u2019s risk attitude and stance are a function of those of all of its members) and, if it is compatible with his own, he might join. He also will assess the riskiness of exercising his particular skill in the execution of the group\u2019s activities based on its history over some time period. We approximate his incomplete information and possibly suboptimal decisions by bestowing bounded rationality upon the local population.[56]\nA new emergent group reflects the founding member\u2019s stance and his risk attitude, as he is the only member. As new members join, their stance and risk attitude modify the stance and risk attitude of the group (its persona). As a result, over time the older members may leave the group if the stance and/or risk attitude of the group moves too far away from their own. Furthermore, as the risk attitude changes, the types of activities in which the group will engage also will change (e.g. a group may move more towards violent activities as its risk aversion decreases). It is also possible that an actor will re-join an emergent group he previously left as it moves back towards his own risk attitude and stance. It is movement in the endless social dance.\nEmergent groups will go \u2018dormant\u2019 if they have no members. Dormant groups still exist in the social memory, holding the risk attitude and stance they had at the time they went dormant. Such groups can be revived if actors\u2019 stance and risk attitude match with the dormant emergent group\u2019s \u2018remembered\u2019 attitudes. This feature allows us to account for the power of history/myth.\nNew increasing returns to scale groups require an investment which may or may not come from the founding member (i.e. it could come from an exogenous source such as the established regime or the insurgents). If the initial investment comes from the established regime or the insurgents, the founding member of the group is the initial recipient of those resources. He then uses those resources to start an increasing returns emergent group or a patron-client network, which we describe in the next section.\nThe persona of a new increasing returns group (unlike decreasing or constant returns groups) is a function of the risk attitude and stance of both the source of resources (which may be exogenous) and the new increasing returns group founding member. If the founding member is also the resource provider, his risk attitude and stance alone create the group\u2019s persona. As the group gets larger and as time progresses from when the group was founded, the founder\u2019s influence will wane. Eventually, the character of the emergent group may diverge sufficiently from that of the founder that the group severs the tie with the founder.\nWe have illustrated the relationships and dependencies that create emergent groups in Figure 4.\nFigure 4: Joining a group\nPatron-client relationships\nThe emergent groups described in the previous section are groups based on horizontal connections \u2013 they are peer-to-peer groups, where a member of the local population makes a decision whether or not to join based on interactions with his peers through exploitation of homophilitic connections. However, there are other types of relationship based on differences in power (asymmetries) rather than on similarities of attributes in a group of equals. Of interest to us here is the patron-client relationship.\nThe inclusion of emergent group dynamics allows us to address the special case where resources are provided by a source exogenous to the local population. A patron, by definition, provides a bridging function for his client to resources to which the client otherwise would not have access. We will define this in greater detail later \u2013 but we note here that this source could be (but is not necessarily) \u2018international\u2019 in nature. This allows us to explore the impact of selecting a particular recipient of resources provided by (e.g.) the established regime to the local population. We note particularly that that success or failure of an increasing returns group will be highly dependent on the characteristics of the individual to whom the resources are initially given, as the group\u2019s immediate and distant future are conditioned by the founding member\u2019s horizontal (homophilitic) relationships. This suggests that the selection of the recipient of these resources in the COIN environment may indeed be important,[57] as the recipient may start an increasing returns group that is embedded in the existing social structure, or instead start a patron-client network that could potentially compete with the existing power structure.\nPatron-client relationships tend to emerge in social environments in which not all participants have equal access to necessary social resources. These societies are often characterized by significant power differentials, in practice usually a strong center and a weak periphery.[58] Patrons often perform a bridging function between powerful and outwardly focused organizations (e.g., a centralized government) and local, less powerful individuals often found at the periphery of states.\nPatron-client relationships, in our intended sense, are typified by the following characteristics.[59],[60],[61],[62] Patron-client ties are relationships between inherently unequal individuals (not groups) . One member of the dyad is always more powerful than the other. These relationships are mechanisms to facilitate exchange, thus they depend upon reciprocity. That said, the nature of the thing (whether it be something concrete or more abstract like money or favors) that flows up the dyad is usually different in kind from that which flows down. Although their locally determined value is roughly equal,[63] the exchange is asynchronous. The relationships are extra-legal if not illegal. If extra-legal, they are generally ignored rather than negatively sanctioned by the formal legal system. Patron-client relationships often emerge in times of social disturbance, although this is not the only time we see them.[64] Patron-client relationships are usually entered into voluntarily, although there is often significant social pressure for individuals to enter into them, and there are strong social sanctions for violating the local norms regarding entering, engaging in, and exiting such relationships.\nThe asynchronous nature of the exchanges is an important characteristic of the relationship. It is possible that generations will pass before the exchange is completed.[65] This asynchronicity establishes solidarity over time between the receiver and the giver, a solidarity based on trust. Marcel Mauss called this a type of generalized exchange.[66],[67] He explained it in terms of gifts (e.g., I give you a birthday gift and I have established an obligation on your part to reciprocate at some time in the future), but generalized exchange describes many other types of exchange such as returning favors.[68] In addition to solidarity, the notion of asynchronicity provides an historical depth that is lacking in a transaction-based system.\nThe primary strong connection in a patronage relationship is a vertical one, so patronage networks have the potential to challenge, undermine or complement the strength of horizontal or peer-to-peer relationships.[69] Our emergent increasing returns groups lie at the nexus of vertically defined patronage networks and horizontally defined groups, such as status and value networks. Suppose the insurgents or the established regime give resources to an individual. The resource recipient can then create a patronage network by disbursing the resources, serving a bridging function between the larger world of the insurgents and the established regime and the more circumscribed world of the local population. However, once those resources \u2018hit the streets,\u2019 horizontal ties may draw peers of the client into the group. This would then create an emergent group, diluting the influence of the patron and his sponsors. Including patron-client relationships in our model thus introduces a necessary tension between the vertical ties generated by power differentials and the horizontal ties stimulated by homophily. This tension illuminates the consequences of a critical COIN activity \u2013 the disbursement of resources to a local population.\nThe patron-client relationship with its strong social sanctions in cases of violation introduces notions of power and legitimacy. It is worth taking some time to explore this concept as legitimacy for a regime[70] is the end game of IW/COIN. Furthermore, power (which can be exercised through the disbursement of benefits as well as coercion) is often confused with legitimacy, although they are qualitatively different concepts.[71]\nPower is a mechanism to shape the behavior of others. It is exercised either by threatening or using coercion to deter or change undesired behavior or by promising rewards to promote desired behavior (i.e. to engender satisfaction).[72] This is an instrumental or conditional means of social control (\u2018if I do this, then you will do that\u2019)[73] and is a function of the amount of coercion exerted and the benefits provided.\nPower, which results from the combined exercise of coercion and reward, generates compliance with particular authorities (people) or particular directives issued by the regime.[74] It thus is particularistic as it is support for a specific action or a specific person, not for an institution or a system of government (i.e. regime).\nInstrumental power of the type we just described is a very expensive means of social control because of the element of coercion or benefits provision.[75] Coercion and the provision of benefits are socially expensive as they require the investment in individuals who can continuously monitor behavior and apply either positive or negative pressure to induce compliance whenever necessary. Achieving legitimacy is another way in which regimes can exercise social control, in this case without the threat of coercion or the promise of rewards.[76]\nLegitimacy is often defined as a function of procedures that are perceived to be fair, where \u201cfair\u201d is defined by the target population.[77] There are three important elements to this definition. First, it is critical to recognize that legitimacy is the function of a populace\u2019s perception of a regime, not of characteristics of the regime itself. Second, the entity which has legitimacy is a procedure or set of procedures, often embodied in institutions which themselves may be collected into regimes. And third, the focus is on process credibility or fairness.\nThus the end game of a COIN or insurgency operation is the establishment of the legitimacy of the regime that each participant supports. Establishment of legitimacy requires the shaping of the perceptions of the population. Changing the regime may be necessary to establish legitimacy but will not necessarily be sufficient. Legitimacy cannot be legislated or decreed and may emerge in unplanned ways. For example, earlier we introduced an informal power structure constructed around the patron-client relationship. We emphasized that this relationship is generally extra-legal if not illegal, yet carries strong social sanctions in instances of violation. We also pointed out that the asynchronicity imbues the relationship with historical depth that allows for the assessment of the process over time. In this way, a patron-client network (patrons with their several clients) can be perceived to have \u2018legitimacy\u2019 in many of the same ways as a governmental structure. As such, it should be explicitly considered in the COIN environment.\nKinetic activity\nIn our earlier description of the insurgents and the established regime, we said that they could both impose costs and provide benefits. By introducing notions of cost and benefits, we introduced a notion of power. Recall also that IW (and COIN as a particular type of IW) is \u201ca violent struggle for legitimacy and influence over the relevant population\u201d[78] (emphasis added). A model of the COIN environment is thus incomplete without consideration of the exercise of power through violence.\nOur primary actors in the kinetic domain are the insurgents and the established regime. The local population engages as one of the targets of the kinetic actions, as a participant through the insurgent job or jobs with the established regime, and as a provider of information to the insurgents and/or the established regime (see Figure 1). Thus, although the local population is the \u2018prize\u2019 of a COIN operation, it also can be an active participant supporting either player in the COIN struggle or can become a target or collateral damage.\nThe violent activities we represent center around the employment of IEDs and direct fire weapons. We understood the IED process to involve bomb-makers and emplacers. Members of the local population who join the job group \u2018insurgents\u2019 also can choose to become emplacers if their level of risk aversion is low enough. If their risk aversion is high but their anti-established regime stance is strong, members of the local population can engage in information gathering activities for the insurgents instead of becoming emplacers.\nThe IEDs are emplaced along routes traveled by the established regime. Members of the established regime patrol, or travel in convoys, both of which are vulnerable to IEDs. They also perform operations to find and defuse IEDs.\nThe interaction between members of the established regime and insurgents will affect the number of IEDs that are actually emplaced and so detonated. Members of the local population can affect the number of IEDs emplaced by providing information to insurgents or to the established regime. Information provision actions will be taken by individuals who are (for example) supportive of the established regime but with a risk aversion high enough to preclude them from taking jobs such as army, police, or government.\nIf an IED explodes, everyone (local population included) within the blast radius is a potential victim. Both the insurgents and the established regime collect information about each IED event in a \u2018corporate\u2019 memory; this allows the insurgents to adapt their activities to the regime, and vice versa.[79]\nCivilian deaths and injuries from IEDs and other costs are recognized as negative actions by the victim\u2019s value network, causing its members to adjust their stance negatively towards the perpetrator. A change towards a more negative stance also will change grievance levels and therefore the actions actors are willing to take. (Note that the individual\u2019s risk attitude does NOT change.) Conversely, if a group bestows benefits on another group or on an individual, the group\u2019s or individual\u2019s stance will adjust positively. Figure 5 illustrates the change in an individual\u2019s propensity for violent action.\nFigure 5: Change in propensity for violent action\nThis formulation is an essential first step in the development of a theoretically grounded simulation of the COIN environment. The socially rich environment we have articulated here allows us to account for various phenomena that have contributed to the \u2018messiness\u2019 and difficulty of prosecuting irregular wars, including the link between social interaction and kinetic behavior. It allows us, for example, to account for the \u2018accidental guerrilla\u2019[80] \u2013 the individual who has no particular ideological stance but who reacts to very locally imposed costs and who looks toward some insurgent group to help address his relative deprivation (i.e., provide financial incentive, other economic opportunity, or other benefit). While economic deprivation is arguably not the primary motive for all insurgents, we must allow this as a possibility. We also account for the \u2018good guy by day, bad guy by night\u2019 phenomenon that often characterizes the COIN environment. A member of the local population may belong to several emergent groups as each provides him with a different or additional benefit. Since he can belong to several emergent groups simultaneously, he can hold what might appear to be contradictory beliefs simultaneously (e.g. pro-established regime, pro-insurgents). As a result, we are able to differentiate (to some first order) among behaviors that may look the same but be driven by different motivations. Our inclusion of the patron-client dynamic along with the dynamics of emergent groups shows how an initial distribution of resources can affect their ultimate disposition, and stimulate the emergence of legitimate social structures. Finally, the interdependence between the kinetic and socio-cultural dimensions, which we have illustrated with our preliminary results, show that it is possible to represent these dynamics with potentially useful results for planners and decision-makers.\nWe are hopeful that this approach to presenting and manipulating the intersection between the kinetic and socio-cultural domains will provide strategic-level decision makers and planners with a better understanding of how to achieve strategic goals such as the development of legitimacy. We also believe it may help on the operational level, illuminating such phenomena as counter-government behavior driven both by ideology as well as more instrumental factors such as local power struggles or financial needs. Ultimately, we are exploring the interdependent relationship between social and kinetic operations in the COIN environment. 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(2010). COIN 1.5 Technical Report, available from Joint Improvised Explosive Device Defeat Organization (JIEDDO).\n[4] A more detailed description of the current formulation is posted on DTIC, see Tivnan, B., et al. (2010). COIN 2.0 Technical Report. http://handle.dtic.mil/100.2/ADA552522.\n[5] United States. Department of Defense. 2010. Irregular Warfare: Countering Irregular Threats. Joint Operating Concept Version 2.0 17 May 2010 (IW JOC) p.9\n[6] Unites States. Department of the Army. 2007. The U.S. Army/Marine Corps counterinsurgency field manual. U.S. Army FM3-24. With forewords by General David H. Patreaeus and Lt. General James F. Amos, and by Lt. Colonel John A. Nagl; with a new introduction by Sarah Sewall. University of Chicago Press. Chicago, IL. \u00b6 1-113\n[7] \u2018Regime\u2019 is a collection of institutions (themselves structures and processes) that provides a governance function for a group of people. It may or may not be institutionalized as a nation-state. 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New York, NY.\nCategories: COIN - Afghanistan\nBrian Tivnan\nBrian Tivnan is a Senior Principal, Modeling and Simulation Engineer at The MITRE Corporation and also serves as the Chief Engineer of MITRE\u2019s Modeling and Simulation Department (E526). Before joining MITRE in 2002, he had the honor of serving as an infantry officer in the U.S. Marine Corps for nearly a decade. Brian has a bachelor\u2019s degree in mechanical engineering from the University of Vermont, a master\u2019s degree in operations research from the Naval Postgraduate School and a doctorate in human and organizational science from George Washington University. He previously attended the Complex Systems Summer School at the Santa Fe Institute (SFI) and held a SFI Business Network Fellowship. He serves on the Steering Committee of the transdisciplinary research initiative in Complex Systems at the University of Vermont, where his research interests include the strategic interaction of adaptive agents in competitive contexts, such as conflict and finance.\nSarah Mulutzie\nSarah Mulutzie is a Lead Modeling and Simulation Engineer at The MITRE Corporation. She has a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics from Winthrop University in Rock Hill, SC and a Master of Science in Operations Research from George Mason University in Fairfax, VA. Sarah\u2019s modeling and simulation expertise focuses on agent based modeling of both tactical and social scenarios and social network modeling. She has developed agent based models in several modeling environments including NetLogo, PsychSim, MANA and RePast for a variety of DoD customers.\nMatthew Koehler is the Applied Complexity Sciences Area Lead in the Information Discovery and Understanding Department (E544) at The MITRE Corporation. He has been with MITRE for more than eight years during which time he has worked with most MITRE centers on a wide variety of topics. Before joining MITRE Matt was a Presidential Management Fellow at the Center for Army Analysis. Matt has an AB in Anthropology from Kenyon College, a MPA from Indiana University, and a JD from George Washington University. He attended the Santa Fe Institute\u2019s Complex Systems Summer School in 2000, is currently a Santa Fe Institute Business Network Fellow, and is working towards a Ph.D. in Computational Social Science at the Krasnow Institute for Advanced Study\u2019s Department of Computational Social Science at George Mason University.\nZoe Henscheid\nZoe Henscheid is a Lead Artificial Intelligence Engineer at The MITRE Corporation. She has a Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering from the University of Illinois. Zoe has provided combat modeling and military systems analysis support to DoD and has expertise in agent-based software development, scenario development, and data analysis support. She also has provided operations research support to both DoD and DHS customers, to include designing, developing, testing & applying computer-based models; analyzing alternatives; evaluating weapon systems effectiveness; employing decision analysis; and conducting cost-benefit analyses.\nJessica Glicken Turnley\nDr. Jessica Glicken Turnley is the President of Galisteo Consulting Group, Inc., in Albuquerque, NM, and a Senior Fellow with the Joint Special Operations University, USSOCOM. She provides services in computational social modeling, policy analysis, national security studies, strategic business planning, organizational development, corporate culture change, and economic development to a wide variety of clients in the public and private sector. Dr. Turnley holds a Ph.D. in Cultural Anthropology/ Southeast Asian Studies from Cornell University, and served as a Fulbright Scholar in Indonesia.\nJust a comment on figure 3;\n\"What is he (member of local population) willing to do?\" is part of this regimented, systematized, and highly neo-positivist approach to warfare.\nThe 'what' appears, from my perspective, that the authors apply a universal explanation for human motivation here for COIN (and essentially all conflict). This 'rational actor' approach completely ignores non-western and alternate logics of various groups, ideologies, and individuals.\n\"What is he willing to do\" is hardly as critical as exploring \"why is he willing to do it\"- the why seeks explanation of the deeper tensions; the 'what' leads to micro-tactical categorization, like tagging fish on a boat for catch and release. We may figure out how many fish are in a lake, but we never get to the larger issues of environmental change because we are too busy tagging fish.\nThis article spends a bit too much time attempting to \"solve the COIN problem\" and not nearly enough appreciating the system to understand that one tailored solution may work at one point for one set of local conditions, but IT WILL NOT WORK EVERYWHERE like some sort of checklist for the military.\nWhen academia stops treating military professionals as desperate non-thinkers in search for lists, procedures, and idiot-proof products and begins to consider that creative, critical thinking in a combat environment while freed from the shackles of insitutional dogma may be what we need more of. Less charts and wire diagrams cooked up in a sterile classroom, and more critical approaches to reflecting on western logic, and why it continues to fail in conflict in the modern era.\nMay be Im just a simplex guy but can the authors please explain how in reality on the ground these models are implemented? How does this impressive level of intellectual analysis play out in reality?\nArent we over-complicating an already complex system i.e. the human social ecosystem in a conflict? It reminded of the infamous slide put up to Gen McChrystal in 2010 who \"quipped when we understand this slide we will have won the war.\"\nIm not being flippant. Just trying to get to the bottom of whether we need to continue dissecting COIN in the hope of finding the right social network diagram that will unlock the key to winning. The fixation on one dimensional COIN \"pop-centric\" suggests we are simply going to continue to hammer that square peg into the round hole until it damn will fits.\nFor those active or recently rtd active personnel, does this type of analysis assist with what you are actioning or had to do in the field? It may well form a useful tool to the overall strategy - that would be a big help - but does it unfold out on the ground.\n<em>\"We are hopeful that this approach to presenting and manipulating the intersection between the kinetic and socio-cultural domains will provide strategic-level decision makers and planners with a better understanding of how to achieve strategic goals such as the development of legitimacy.\"</em>\nI have problems with that since it states that they are hopeful it \"will provide decision makers with a better understanding of how to achieve goals\". I think we should use these as tools- and only tools- to either wargame and/or as one of many ways with which we can analyze our continuing activities. To think we can understand something using models or that it will tell us how to achieve goals is- as someone else commented- dangerous. When our quant tools become the drivers of our decision-making I fear we will fail as surely as the great quant fund scandal organizations in our financial past have (Long-Term Capital Management anyone?). These are tools only- they should not help us arrive at decisions but instead assist us in refining decisions already semi-crafted and checking up on them later. If our quant past has taught us anything it is that quant tools have limitations when applied to complex-adaptive entities and understanding/predicting the future.\nTo Stan's point that, <em>\"Our mistake was that we let policy drive doctrine.\"</em>- I'm not sure that is true (although I could be wrong). As I understood it, the politicians- both the past admin and this one- asked the military for options to reach their objectives (free from threat of AQ) and the military could only offer up nation-building as a COA (not at first, of course, but once we overthrew the governments of both countries- that was the only way we offered them as a choice to conduct COIN, a la 3-24).\nThe whole \"if we break it we have to fix it\" false metaphor limited our choices to conducting population-centric COIN- based on what we thought was best for the population, not what they might really want, mind you. This led us to do curious things like ignore the TRUE (I'd argue) will of the people- which was to fight all percieved external entities- starting with the Christian invaders and ending with their cousins from the next village...\nAnd that brings me back to this paper and its conclusion comment: <em>\"recognizing legitimacy as the desired end state of a COIN operation.\"</em>- - the problem with assuming that the key is winning over the population (read: providing them legitimacy) ignores the possibility that the enemy doesn't care about the population and is instead fighting to oust the foreigners, and that that narrative fits very well with the will of the people already (or some other deviation from the preferred narrative of \"will of the people\").\nWe assume instead that the will of the people is something more broad and universal like being treated fairly, having a vote, having a legitimate government, etc.- when, really, many of the people (surely not all want the same thing- another fallacy), just want to get back to some illusion of a glorious past when their group held some relative power and there were no outsiders bothering them... But even applying that narrative to all is not correct- and I'm sure the narrative changes over time (if not daily).\nStan Wiechnik\nAfter a second reading I have a few of problems with the basic concepts of the model. The first (and my biggest heartache) is the same as Vitesse et Puissance; you appear to be equating risk factors in deciding whether to become and insurgent with those identified in rational person economic theory. People are partially rational about economic choices. Even so I have yet to have an economist fully explain a market crash on a purely rational basis or why economically any purely rational society would outlaw slavery. These are not rational decisions, they are emotional decisions. People get pissed-off when you tell them they made a bad stock choice but they get violent when you are insulting their family, religion, or you are taking away their their freedoms(in Western societies). Likewise, no rational self-interested actor decides to put his own life in danger unless his own death is imminent. The decisions to put your life on the line for a cause like religion is not rational, it is emotional.\nSecond, I like your idea to use patron-client relations but you should not limit them to insurgents. Particularly in Afghanistan many relationships there between those that control limited resources and those that wish to access them are patron-client relationships as are some tribal or clan relationships.\nThird, relatedness as defined in Self-Determination theory helps to explain the dynamics of the patron client relationship but it also identified those daily relationships that have the same characteristics. For example, close friends will garner the same loyalty as a patron-client relationship. There will be a limited pool of potential friends - say 50 or so - but this pool will have a significant impact on the decisions of any actor in the population.\nIn reply to by Stan Wiechnik\nOf course, one of the issues will always be that the military is generally a product of the same thinking and worldview as that of its civilian masters. If those at the head of government possess a certain worldview it is highly likely that the military will possess that same worldview and will end up reinforcing pre-conceived notions rather than inhibiting them.\nStill, one of the Marine Corps' leadership principles is \"know yourself and seek self-improvement.\" This would indicate that those whose profession is one of arms should strive to know their own capabilities and limitations (which ought to include their own biases and prejudices) and those of the force so as to provide sober and realistic assessments to decision makers on what the military can and can't do, and what the associated costs will be.\nHence, my earlier quote...\nSorry or the duplicate: this is meant as a response to ScottJK.\nI understand what you are saying, but I still believe it is incumbent on the military to more fully understand and appreciate the ramification of different strategic choices in COIN and Stability Operations. I equate this (roughly) to nuclear weapons. Once they entered the inventory we conducted research on the consequences of their use so that ultimately we could tell a policy maker \"Yes sir, we can preemptively attack the Soviet Union but they will get some shots off and this is what you can expect: contaminated water, contaminated food, large areas uninhabitable for years after the fight.\" Had we not gone down that road some fool might have given the order to use them and when it was all over they would explain themselves with the overused refrain \"We just didn't know this would happen\".\nNow we just don't understand the politics of counterinsurgency, but we are learning. I am all for doing more research so that we can better advise our civilian masters on the costs of trying to democratize societies that don't have the same value systems as westerners do. Failing to do so and we will find ourselves back here in another 30 years or so using that same overused excuse.\nIn reply to by Mark O'Neill\nI say this with tongue in cheek- but for empirical evidence- how about the Rand Study that \"proved\" the principles in 3-24 work---? ;)\nI agree with you wholeheartedly on hearing from our politicians. Need someone to point out to them (NSC?) when the military's COAs (ways) don't seem to match up to what the political ends are.\nFurther to Gian's post, there are a number of unstated assumptions in this positivists' delight. Warning, minor vent to follow.\nFirst, as pointed out by Gian, '..the local population, the key to resolving any insurgency'. Really? Could I have some peer- reviewed empirical evidence supporting this statement please? (Oh, and FM 3-24 and Galula do not constitute empirical evidence...)\nNext, the assumption that 'relative deprivation' is at the heart of why men rebel. Ted Robert Gurr argued this (quite well, academically) over three decades ago, and the (discredited) COIN doctrine of the Kennedy era would have us believe it as well. But the theory has taken some severe critcism, ranging from those in the Kennedy Administration (Bundy) through to RAND scholars (Leites and Wolf), Shafer (1988) and more contemporary scholars and writers such as Alex Marshall and Dave Kilcullen. Stathis Kalyvas and Jeremy Weinstein in their respective works offer quite different interpretation as to why men might rebel.\nThen we get to the the model. Only three 'types'of insurgent actor? Wow, wish we had known that a while ago, so then we could have ignored the hundred other types of insurgents who keep bugging us...\nOk, so it is obvious that this piece annoyed me. As a soldier I do not mind help from the Social Sciences. But the scholar side of me rebels when it involves lazy assumptions that some of my peers might not pick up on (and hence be possibly mis-directed). My hunch is that we are way past N+1 with the Social Science's useful contribution to contemporary COIN debates (where N= saturation point with Liberal Peace Theory). I would like to see and hear less from Anthropologists, Sociologists etc about these issues. Instead, I would like to see and hear more from the one group in our societies who need to engage more meaningfully and account for their strategic choices - our Politicians.\nPS Gian - a minor quibble. I think American 'campaign' strategy should determine if the people are the COG. American strategy\nwould be better off thinking harder about whether to 'do the campaign' in the first place.\nWell, clearly the model has as an essential part of its conceptual underpinnings the pop-COIN thesis. From a modeler's perspective, there is nothing wrong with this. A model does not have to explain everything or simulate everything. I do have the concern that the modellers are travelling on the most faddish and heavily travelled highway in HSCB modeling - that of the \"agent-based\" approach to modeling human behavior. Irrespective of the modellers' attempts to ingest group influences on individual behavior, and somewhat indirectly, the patron-client relationships predominant in a traditional society, the thing still looks, smells, feels, and acts like that greatest of fictions in Western social science - the \"rational actor\" model. To be more specific, utilitarian functions imply utilitarian values, and there is an ocean's worth of demonstrable human behavior that does not fit the utilitarian function. So if the model even approximates real life, one should beware the fallacy of face validation. What you see may not in fact be what you are getting.\nWhile I certainly appreciate the scope and scale of the effort, I am unsure that if we need any more \"models,\" \"checklists,\" \"frameworks,\" etc. Gen Mattis (USMC) stated \"doctrine is the last refuge of the unimaginative.\" Coming from a warrior/scholar this was not an indictment of doctrine, nor was it an invitation to chaos - but rather it was a reminder and caution of the siren call of the easy fix. The weak mind, when challenged, either cannot, or will not, seek to solve the problem so much as find refuge in the lies and promises of pre-determined solutions.\nThe purpose of doctrine is to provide \"compelling guidance\" to commanders for planning and execution - guidance...just that. Or, as I like to say, provide a common language and common ground from which to deviate. Commanders get paid, and rather well, to solve the problems with which they are presented, not serve as mere action arms for digital publications. Doctrine, in this case COIN doctrine, which dictates operational frameworks and approaches, COG, and even commander's intent - in advance and in a vacuum - is not just wrong or unhelpful, it is dangerous.\nWhile I appreciate the effort of the authors my concern remains that their model, rather than a help, will serve merely as fodder for weak minds who will expect success because a computer told them - in the end - that someone was angry, joined some other angry people, and did something violent.\nWell, to a certain extent, policy will always drive doctrine. At its highest levels, doctrine is about the fundamentals and enduring principles that drive how the force approaches and conducts the fight. But even at that lofty level, how a force thinks it can approach and conduct the fight is certainly limited by the constraints and restraints of policy.\nThat said, the ability of the Joint Chiefs to truly stand up and articulate ways and means with policy makers is always the subject of speculation, usually cynical. I've always been fond of the story that LtGen Hal Moore relates in his book \"We Were Soldiers Once...and Young,\"\n\"On that day, convinced that the President's escalation without a declaration of emergency was an act of madness, General Harold K. Johnson, Chief of Staff of the U.S. Army, drove to the White House with the intention of resigning in protest. He had already taken the four silver stars off each shoulder of his summer uniform. As his car approached the White House gates, General Johnson faltered in his resolve; he convinced himself that he could do more by staying and working inside the system than be resigning in protest. The general ordered his driver to turn around and take him back to the Pentagon. This decision haunted Johnny Johnson all the rest of his life.\" (pg. 16)\nOr in the words of James Webb (and I paraphrase) - \"how many stars are enough, General?\"\nAlthough I think I largely agree with you I also think you chose the wrong Clausewitz maxim. I would have used his observation that political goals in war must be limited to what the military can accomplish. Since current COIN doctrine amounts to armed democratization, which has proven to be nearly impossible (Walker, Scott. \"Does Forced Democratization Work?.\" Taiwan Journal Of Democracy 7.1 (2011): 73. EDS Foundation Index. Web. 28 Feb. 2012.), it is incumbent on the military to explain this to policy makers.\nOur mistake was that we let policy drive doctrine. It is not a bad thing to more fully understand the limits of what we can expect the military to accomplish in counterinsurgency operations if we want to be able to explain that to those who chose where and when we will fight.\nYet the piece violates what Clausewitz tells us about a center of gravity:\nthat it is something to be discovered, and not predetermined.\nYet as this article states its entire model of coin is based on this fundamental principle of population centric coin:\n\"We devote most of this paper to an elaboration of the local population since COIN doctrine states that it is the center of gravity in a counterinsurgency effort\"\nHerein rests the problem: American strategy should determine whether or not the population is the center of gravity or if it might be something else, or even nothing at all (hence a negative strategy of no involvement).\nInstead once a model like this uses a predetermined principle that the population is the cog, invariably it pushes toward a narrow operational response of pop centric coin. This is why American defense thinking has become dogmatic and doctrinaire.",
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        "raw_content": "\u00a9 Mathieu Belanger, Getty Images. Retrieved from Getty images on October 17, 2016.\n\u00a9 Jamie Hilts, The Goalie Crease. Retrieved from The Goalie Crease on October 17, 2016\nWhen speaking of high end custom goalie equipment, Brian\u2019s was often the first brand name that people thought of. Brian\u2019s started their Facebook page to show off the beautiful one-of-a-kind gear they created. It was a perfect match. Customers wanted to see what was possible and Brian\u2019s wanted exposure. It quickly became a valuable resource for the company to discover what customers wanted in a piece of equipment. Brian\u2019s occupied a niche of custom designed pads, but they wanted to grow their business into a more mainstream role. Chris Joswiak of Brian\u2019s spoke of this in a brief interview.\nA little over seven years ago we created the Brian\u2019s Facebook page. We were the first goalie brand to join Facebook and post pictures of our equipment on social media. Quickly, we started receiving a following and the insights we were receiving on the equipment designs and graphics were very helpful and definitely impacted our research and development process. At that time we were known for two things, lightweight goalie equipment and custom designs. We could identify on Facebook that consumers were craving more innovation and even lighter pads. Due to this demand, we brainstormed and were able to come up with ideas such as the Smart Strap system.\nListening to the consumers online, Brian\u2019s created a revolutionary new pad called the Subzero, which was the lightest pad ever released and featured a new strap system. Beautifully designed the pad took the goalie world by storm and quickly positioned Brian\u2019s as one of the top manufacturers in the industry. If customers liked some new features but wanted something else added, Brian\u2019s was at its core still a small custom company, and could accommodate. With their new found position near the top of the high end market, Brian\u2019s didn\u2019t stop innovating. They kept their ear to social media and figured out what people liked and disliked about their new equipment. This allowed Brian\u2019s to cut costs, by getting their information online, rather than travelling to meet goalies all over the world. When asked if the company had ever seen something mentioned on social media that they would like to add to their equipment, Brian\u2019s had this to say.\nNot so much an exact idea to implement on our gear, but more so tweak or delete. In past years we were able to see that goalies were looking to widen or take away the knee cradle to make room for knee pads. More recently, through social media, we realized that we needed to make some improvements on our Smart Toe strap. Every day we analyze every comment and message on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Snapchat and corresponding forums/groups. Less trips needed to speak to consumers and retailers.\nAfter focusing on the high end of the equipment market, Brian\u2019s turned their attention toward the customer with less purchasing power.\n\u00a9 The Hockey Shop. Retrieved from The Hockey Shop on October 17, 2016\nWhen it came to the lower end market, Brian\u2019s still improved their products using social media. A huge complaint that consumers had was how they couldn\u2019t afford to invest a lot of money on pads that matched their team\u2019s uniforms, because they might be on a new team the next year. The trend in the industry began to shift to completely white coloured pads. Consumers could use their gear over multiple seasons and never look out of place. While this solved a problem, consumers were unhappy because plain white pads have a very dull appearance. Most goalies regardless of income would love to have custom coloured equipment and while some things are impossible to offer at a lower price point, the company came up with a very good solution. Brian\u2019s employed effective social media monitoring and innovated with their Net Zero series. Net Zero is a series of gear that is all white, but comes with packages of adhesive material to change individual colour zones on the pad. After a long research and development process, Brian\u2019s released this line and solved a huge problem that consumers had been complaining about for years. Other companies had tried to solve this problem in the past, but a common complaint was the adhesive pieces only sat on top of the pad and came off easily. Brian\u2019s identified this problem and recessed their designs, allowing the stick-on piece to lie flat. While everyone would like to save money, Brian\u2019s noticed that this feature was much more beneficial to the lower level goalies who used the same set of pads over multiple seasons. They created the Net Zero for this demographic and kept their higher end line separate. These two lines of equipment removed a barrier to entry and gave every level of customer access to custom colour schemes. Brian\u2019s noted this and commented about what the main complaint they heard from customers in the past.\nThe biggest complaint with any brand is when the design resembles something else already on the market or when it looks like there are not many customization options available to the user. So our goal is always to create something aesthetically pleasing, unique to the market, and offer a wide range of customization. We would like to think that every year our designs are improving, much in part to social media and the comments the consumers provide.\nOther companies could learn a lot from Brian\u2019s social media strategy. In just a few years they vaulted from a niche company, to a major player in the hockey equipment industry. Listening to customers using social media allowed them to discover what customers wanted long before the bigger companies. Once the information was gathered the research and development team worked diligently to complete the task. Organizations in any industry should look to Brian\u2019s habit of keeping an eye on the community as an example of how to innovate. Brian\u2019s commitment to delivering on customer requests has allowed one of the smallest goalie equipment manufacturers to claim a spot near the top of a massive industry.\nOrganization: Brian's Custom Sports\nName of Organization Contact: Chris Joswiak\nAuthored by: Jamie Hilts\nCarr, P. (2016, October 10). 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        "raw_content": "REHDA Optimistic of Property Sector for 2018\nCPI Rises 3.7 % In August 2017\nMyWIN-PlatCOM MoU To Boost Innovation Entrepreneurship Among Women\nCelcom Axiata Launches KidSafe, #parentsunite Campaign\nWorldremit Launches Digital Money Transfers In Malaysia\nInfinium rolls out World\u2019s first autonomous indoor stock-taking drone system\nApple\u2019s Co-Founder to Speak of Disruptive Change at World Islamic Economic Forum\nMAS Sets Up International Advisory Panel for Cyber Security\nRehda Optimistic of Property Sector Outlook for H1 2018\nThe Real Estate and Housing Developers\u2019 Association (Rehda) is optimistic of Malaysia\u2019s property sector outlook in the first half of 2018 (H1 2018) in tandem with the improvements in the country\u2019s economic conditions. Its President, Datuk Seri FD Iskandar, said the optimism was also based on forecasts of a stronger gross domestic product growth by Bank Negara Malaysia and economists. \u201cBesides, more people are seen having more stable jobs and they are more confident of retaining them as compared to a couple of years ago,\u201d he told a media briefing on the property industry survey for H1 2017 and market outlook for second half (H2) of 2017 and H1 2018 in Kuala Lumpur. The survey showed that for consumer\u2019s purchasing power segment, 17 per cent of respondents expressed optimism on the segment\u2019s outlook in H1 2018 as compared with nine per cent for H2 2017. On property market performance, 26 per cent of respondents were optimistic over the property segment outlook for H1 2018 against eight per cent for H2 2017.\nMalaysia\u2019s consumer price index (CPI), which measures headline inflation, rose 3.7 per cent to 119.9 on a year-on-year (y-o-y) basis in August 2017, from 115.6 previously. In a statement today, the Statistics Department said several major indices had recorded increases, including food and non-alcoholic beverages (+4.3 per cent), restaurants and hotels (+2.8 per cent), health (+2.7 per cent), furnishings, household equipment and routine household maintenance (+2.7 per cent) and housing, water, electricity, gas & other fuels (+2.4 per cent). Meanwhile, the transport group index showed a significant increase of 11.7 per cent on a year-on-year basis in August 2017, after rising 7.7 per cent in July 2017.\nMyWIN Academy has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with PlaTCOM Ventures Sdn Bhd, a wholly-owned unit of Agensi Inovasi Malaysia (AIM), to boost innovation entrepreneurship among women. Under the MOU, both parties would provide necessary expertise, manpower and information, including sharing of technology, as well as facilitating positive business outcomes. AIM Chief Executive Officer, Naser Jaafar, said for starters, 20 out of 366 women entrepreneurs who participated in the MyWIN programme \u2013 Performance. Empowerment. Acceleration. Knowledge. \u2013 would be presenting their ideas to PlaTCOM. Meanwhile, MyWIN Chairman, Tan Sri Shahrizat Abdul Jalil, said the collaboration would provide more opportunities for MyWIN alumni to become entrepreneurs in their respective business fields.\nCelcom Axiata Bhd has launched KidSafe, a parental control service in line with its #parentsunite For Online Safety campaign. Its Chief Marketing Officer, Zalman Aefendy Zainal Abidin, said Kidsafe was an innovative mobile application (app), which act as a basic Internet-filtering service. The app was developed by its technology partner, Access Motion Sdn Bhd, exclusively for Celcom subscribers to safeguard their children when they go online. \u201cThe mobile application currently works on Android devices and will be available for other platforms soon,\u201d he said after the launch of the campaign today. Zalman Aefendy said Celcom\u2019s postpaid and prepaid customers could subscribe to KidSafe at an annual fee of RM95.99.\nLondon-based digital money transfer company, WorldRemit, has launched in Malaysia. The company\u2019s presence will enable the transfer of money to over 140 countries as easily as sending an instant message, using the WorldRemit application or website. In a statement today, WorldRemit said it was accepted as one of only four initial entrants into Bank Negara Malaysia\u2019s Financial Technology Regulatory Sandbox in June, alongside the appointment of Ridzuan Aziz, with experience in compliance advisory and fintech, as Country Director. WorldRemit said the digital, mobile-first model significantly improves security and compliance standards. \u201cIt also eliminates the need for the sender to visit a bricks and mortar agent, which can be inconvenient and time consuming,\u201d it added\u2026..\nInfinium Robotics, an award-winning robotics start-up that develops autonomous solutions in Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS), is developing Infinium Scan to help companies make a leap in operations productivity, improve customer experience and reduce cost. Specifically designed to solve slow stock checking turnover in a warehouse environment, Infinium Scan\u2019s fully autonomous drone solution enables businesses to achieve intraday stock resolution. The lack of external intervention in the system further reduces incidence of pilferage. This solution allows the stock-taking procedure to be run in a safe, accurate, and efficient manner.\nSteve Wozniak, Apple\u2019s Co-Founder to Speak of Disruptive Change at World Islamic Economic Forum\nSteve Wozniak, Apple Inc. co-founder will speak at the Face to Face session during the 13th World Islamic Economic Forum (WIEF) in Sarawak in November. Wozniak will join other speakers including the Prime Minister of Malaysia, Chief Minister of Sarawak, President of the Republic of Tatarstan, President of the Republic of Seychelles, President of the Union of Comoros and the President of the Islamic Development Bank. \u201cThe effects of disruption have rippled through every aspect of modern civilisation \u2013 just look at how personal computing has fundamentally transformed everything from the economy to how society functions from the ground up,\u201d said Steve Wozniak.\nThe Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has established a Cyber Security Advisory Panel (CSAP), comprising cyber security thought leaders from around the world. The CSAP will advise MAS on strategies to enhance the cyber resilience of Singapore\u2019s financial sector. 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        "raw_content": "He\u2019s not an official Catholic saint yet, but in October the Church beatified Nazi resister Franz Jagerstatter at the cathedral in Linz, Austria\u2014thus taking the second of three steps toward official canonization or sainthood.\nAs writer and activist Jeanie Wylie said, \u201cWe smile to think of the saints of God in all times who have listened in the night and done whatever they could to show us the love of God.\u201d In this liturgical season where we are steeped in images of Christ putting on our humanness and as we prepare for the slow cavalcade of Lent, I\u2019m drawn to Jager\u00adstatter\u2019s story, to what happened when he \u201clistened in the night.\u201d\nFranz Jagerstatter, born in 1907, lived in St. Radegund, Austria, only a few miles from Hitler\u2019s birthplace in Braunau. Jagerstatter\u2019s parents were too poor for a marriage ceremony. At age 27 Franz considered entering a Catholic monastery as a lay brother, but was advised against it by his parish priest who thought Franz should take over the family farm and care for his mother.\nIn 1936, Franz married Franziska Schwaninger and, by all accounts, his life changed dramatically for the better. In reflecting on their marriage, Franziska recalled, \u201cWe helped one another go forward in faith.\u201d Franz himself said, \u201cI could never have imagined that being married could be so wonderful.\u201d\nIn 1938, Nazi Germany \u201cunified\u201d Austria. The German-controlled Austrian Nazi Party held a rigged plebiscite to approve the unification. It passed with 99.73 percent support. The public humiliation and arrest of Jews began almost immediately. Hitler commented on the annexation of Austria, \u201cNot as tyrants have we come, but as liberators.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "Apple iPhone SE iPhone 6S Plus\nMy iPhone 5s died on me recently so I had the unenviable task of working out which model to replace it with. Apple currently offer five different iPhone models, so it can be a bit of a task to work out which one is right for you. The line-up is: iPhone 7 Plus (from $769), 7 (from $649), 6S Plus (from $649), 6S (from $549) and SE (from $399).\nSometimes the cheapest option means a rubbish product. However, in the case of the iPhone SE, what you get is a great little compact phone that has many of the advantages of its bigger brothers. The best value phone of course depends on what specifically you are looking for. But many of the features of the high-end models are not essentials by any means, so the SE will serve many people just as well.\nThe current line-up of iPhone models.\nThe current smartphone trend is bigger screens. 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For me, that\u2019s a big plus.\nHeadphone jack hangs on\nThe accessories included with the iPhone SE.\nThe iPhone 6s and SE retain the trusty 3.5mm headphone jack. This little survivor has been hanging on since the 19th century and consumers were pretty upset when Apple gave it the flick for the iPhone 7. Apple were able to make several design improvements by removing it, and they also made a big push for wireless headphones via Beats. Wireless headphones may indeed be on the rise but many of us, particularly audiophiles, still value the audio quality provided by wired headphones. Many headphones still use the 3.5mm standard and having to plug your cans into a Lightning adapter is a hassle.\nAdvantages of iPhone 6s and 7\nSo what do you get for your money in the high-end models? As Apple staff will tell you, the SE is basically an iPhone 6s crammed into the chassis of an iPhone 5. So there\u2019s not a huge amount of difference between the two models apart from the size of the phone. 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However, Apple notably fail to compare the 7 battery life to the SE, which tells you a thing or two about the battery advantages of having a smaller screen.\niPhone SE wins for budget-conscious buyers\nSo there\u2019s a bunch of new features on the iPhone 7, but none of them are really essential. They\u2019re nice upgrades but if you are on a budget, you aren\u2019t going to lose any sleep pining after an A10 chip and a redesigned camera. Clearly some consumers will value the upgrades depending on their requirements, but many will get by perfectly fine with the SE. Apple has previously exclusively targeted the high-end market in terms of smartphones, and maybe at the time they had the market pull to do it. But now, with increasing competition from Samsung, they\u2019ve bowed to consumer expectation and offered a more competitive budget option. 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        "raw_content": "Tag: \"sexual assault\"\nState sexual assault prevention summit held on campus\nThe Fort Collins community and Colorado State University hosted the first statewide summit of its kind in the nation, focused on involving Colorado communities in ending sexual assault and sexual violence.\nReframing the conversation around interpersonal violence\nDell Rae Ciaravola September 10, 2015\nInterpersonal violence is a serious topic \u2013 and one that Colorado State University is committed to combating.\nStudents, have a safe Halloween!\nDell Rae Ciaravola October 20, 2014\nAdvice to students from the Public Safety team.\nCSUPD releases annual campus crime statistics\nThe CSU Police Department releases campus crime statistics and important safety to the university community each fall. These campus crime statistics can be found online. This report contains:\nUniversity Drug and Alcohol Policy\n2014 Fire and Safety Update\nCrime statistics for the last three years (2011, 2012 and 2013)\nThe report informs the university community about important procedures, policies, crime prevention programs and campus crime statistics. A downloadable version of the report is available at http://police.colostate.edu/files/2014/04/2014-Safety-Report.pdf. A link to the report also is available, along with other campus health and safety information, at www.safety.colostate.edu. A paper copy of the full report is available upon request by contacting CSUPD. For more information, contact the CSU Police Department at 970-491-1160. This report includes statistics for the previous three years concerning reported crimes that occurred on-campus, in certain off-campus buildings or property owned or controlled by Colorado State University, and on public property surrounding campus. In addition to the full report, a summary of the report is available as a pamphlet at the Colorado State University Police Department in Green Hall or the Lory Student Center Bookstore. This pamphlet provides crime statistics for 2013 and abbreviated campus safety information. This information is distributed in compliance with the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security and Campus Crime Statistics Act. The act requires colleges and universities to disclose information on security policies and timely, annual information about crime on and around campus. The CSU Police Department is also required to notify the university community about public information regarding registered sex offenders, as required by Megan's Law. A current listing of sex offenders is available at the Colorado Bureau of Investigation website at http://sor.state.co.us/. For more information about general health and safety on campus, visit www.safety.colostate.edu.\nIt takes all of us to prevent sexual assault\nDear campus community, Today, the White House released recommendations about how universities can better address sexual assault on college campuses by coming together to participate in the \u201cIt\u2019s On Us\u201d campaign. At Colorado State University, we've spent the last several years reframing the way the university \u2013 students, faculty and staff \u2013 think about, talk about and respond to sexual assault. Our frame is that it is all of \u201cus\u201d who hold the power to prevent sexual assault. Feeling safe is fundamental to the life and integrity of our campus. CSU\u2019s work to prevent sexual assaults is guided by that, and a few other, core truths: One in four women, as well as one in six men and one in two transgender individuals, experience sexual violence in their lifetime. People of all genders can be perpetrators or survivors. The only person who can prevent a sexual assault is the person who commits the assault. Everyone has a role in prevention. Virtually all sexual assaults in our campus community \u2013 up to 97 percent \u2013 are committed by people the survivor knows and trusts. CSU tackles the tough topic of sexual assault, sexual violence and relationship violence -- any sexual contact without consent \u2013 through campus collaboration, education, and not shying away from difficult issues and conversations. Our extensive web of educational efforts, training, and response addresses all angles of prevention and support and, while there are too many efforts to share here, it\u2019s important to note that Colorado State\u2019s commitment is a national model in many respects. The university strives to educate and empower our campus community \u2013 by involving all of \u201cus\u201d -- to end sexual assault. We teach and encourage people how to intervene when they see someone else in a situation that may not be right. We focus on prevention through education, teaching students that it is their responsibility to obtain clear consent, that signals to slow down are a \u201cno,\u201d not a \u201cyes,\u201d and that consent can be withdrawn at any time. As an institution, we embrace an expectation that it\u2019s the \u201cus\u201d that makes a difference in so many difficult situations; that there is power in the collective act of Rams taking care of each other, and Rams taking action. With this broad approach, which also includes personal protection classes, a focus on campus safety and shattering harmful myths about sexual assault, it may surprise you to know that one key university focus is our emphasis on increasing the number of sexual assaults reported on campus. We focus on increasing reports, while working to decrease the number of sexual assaults that occur on campus and in our community. We provide dozens of trainings to employees from across campus on how to support survivors who confide in them, and how to appropriately report assaults. Because of these efforts, a high rate of sexual assaults (including assaults from years ago and miles away) are reported to campus officials, increasing our numbers to a mark higher than many other institutions. We\u2019re proud of this number, because reports identify patterns and provide important information, empowering us to find ways to increase the odds that we can reduce sexual assaults on campus. When the devastation of a sexual assault does occur on our campus, our victim advocates respond 24/7 and a team of university services comes together to confidentially support the survivor. 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        "raw_content": "\u201c\u201dThese days, I can quantify my remaining decades. I can measure them out in life-events. I can gauge my value as a man by who I\u2019ve loved, who has loved me, and by the ones I didn\u2019t love nearly enough.\u201d\n-Michael Rowe, \u201cGhosts\u201d (Postscripts to Darkness, http://pstdarkness.com/2014/08/08/ghosts-by-michael-rowe/ )\nQuote \u2013 Measuring Value by Who Has Been Loved\nThis entry was posted in Quotes and tagged loss, love, masculinity, Michael Rowe, quotes.",
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        "raw_content": "In 1989, Washington Governor Booth Gardner signed legislation that created the campus we sit on today.\nPrior to this area being a health sciences campus (and the site of the state\u2019s next public medical school, lest we forget), it was a rail yard and then neglected land.\nBut after the creation of a higher education campus \u2013 which is shared by WSU and Eastern Washington University \u2013 things began to change. The area that was neglected turned into an economic development asset for Spokane, and WSU\u2019s presence in Spokane began to grow.\nToday, the campus is the University\u2019s designated health sciences campus and is home to three University colleges: the College of Nursing, College of Pharmacy and College of Medical Sciences.\nWe celebrated WSU Spokane\u2019s 25th Anniversary last fall and have continued the celebration throughout the academic year. This campus has brought bright minds to Spokane and will continue to do so as a brand new medical school gets going.\n\u00ab Being Good in the Neighborhood\nCollege of Nursing Part of White House Discussion on Climate Change and Public Health \u00bb",
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        "raw_content": "Georgetown vs. Seton Hall - 2/10/18 College Basketball Pick, Odds, and Prediction\nSeton Hall Pirates (17-7) at Georgetown University Hoyas (13-10)\nThe Line: Georgetown University Hoyas +4.5 -- Over/Under:\nWe have some Big East conference college basketball action on Saturday afternoon, as the Seton Hall Pirates take on the Georgetown Hoyas.\nThe Seton Hall Pirates will be looking to rebound from back-to-back losses, including an 88-85 loss to Marquette in their last outing. Desi Rodriguez led the Pirates with 21 points on 6 of 14 shooting with a pair of threes and a 7 of 11 mark from the foul line with 4 assists, while Myles Powell came 2nd with 18 points on 6 of 12 shooting with 4 threes. Khadeen Carrington added 15 points with a team-high 5 assists while Ismael Sanogo and Angel Delgado each added 11 points to finish off the double digit scoring for the Pirates in the loss, with Delgado adding a team-high 7 rebounds while Michael Nzei added 7 boards of his own in the loss. Rodriguez leads the Pirates in scoring with 17.6 points per game while Carrington leads the way in assists with 4.4 assists per game and Delgado is averaging a double-double per game with 13.3 points to match his team-high 11.8 rebounds per game this season. As a team, Seton Hall is scoring 78.6 points per game on 47.2% shooting from the field, 37.2% from behind the arc and 66.7% from the foul line this season.\nThe Georgetown Hoyas will look for a big win here to snap a 4 game losing streak after a 73-69 loss to Providence in their last outing gave the Hoyas their 6th loss in their last 7 games. Jessie Govan was the only Hoya to score in double figures with 27 points on 11 of 18 shooting with 7 rebounds. Marcus Derrickson added 9 points to match his team-high 9 rebounds, while Jamorko Pickett added 7 points, 7 boards and a team-high 3 assists in the losing effort. Govan leads Georgetown by averaging a double-double per game with 17 points and 10.1 rebounds per game while Jonathan Mulmore is the Hoyas\u2019 top assist man with 3.4 assists per game this season. As a team, Georgetown is scoring 78.2 points per game on 45% shooting from the field, 35.5% from behind the arc and 78% from the foul line, the 7th-best free throw percentage in the country.\nSeton Hall is 1-4 ATS in their last 5 games against a team with a winning record and 1-4 ATS in their last 5 road games against a team with a winning home record while the under is 4-1 in their last 5 Saturday games. Georgetown is 4-10 ATS in their last 14 home games and 4-1 ATS in their last 5 conference matchups while the under is 5-0 in their last 5 games against a team with a winning record. Seton Hall is 5-1 ATS in the last 6 meetings between these two teams and 4-0 ATS in the last 4 meetings at Georgetown.\nThe problem for me is that whenever I go against Georgetown, they find a way to pull it out. However, I\u2019m not expecting that to be the case here. The Hoyas are reeling and don\u2019t have much else going outside of Jessie Govan. Seton Hall is a balanced team that can give the Hoyas fits, and have had a lot of success in this matchup, and on the road no less, so I\u2019ll lay the points with the Pirates here.\nSeton Hall -4.5",
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        "raw_content": "Real Tour de France data // Power output and physiology, straight from le Tour de France\nCategory: 2008 Tour de France, Tour de France Analysis technology, tour de france\nOver the last few days, we\u2019ve been covering the \u201con-road\u201d action from the first week of the Tour de France. Immediately below this post, you can find our report from the first big GC-type stage, the 29km individual time-trial in Cholet, won (somewhat surprisingly) by Stefan Schumacher, who now wears the leader\u2019s yellow jersey.\nThe other big winner of the day was Cadel Evans, who ended with a one-minute lead over the man everyone sees as his big challenger, Alejandro Valverde.\nHowever, apart from the racing action, our objective is to provide you with \u201cbehind the scenes\u201d insight and analysis of the race, and there\u2019s no better place to start than to ask the question: \u201cWhat does it actually take, physiologically, to ride in the Tour de France peloton?\u201d\nIntroducing Training Peaks: The information of cycling\nAnd to answer that question for the next 2 and a half weeks, rather than take it on ourselves to theorize and speculate, the best thing to do is simply to refer you to the following website: Training Peaks Tour de France coverage and data\nThis site will, for the duration of the Tour, be putting up data from Adam Hansen, a Tour rider with the Team Columbia. The data include all those juicy bits of information that cyclists love so much, like power output and heart rate. So, if you simply refer to this site daily (while not forgetting to visit here, of course!), you\u2019ll be able to read up what Hansen\u2019s efforts have involved, as well as some insights from Hunter Allen on the data files. It makes for some fascinating reading, and is well worth bookmarking.\nIf you want to really get stuck into the raw data, you\u2019ll have to download a trial version of the software that is used to produce the graphs you can see. This is not a bad thing, because it will allow to see what other features are offered.\nInnovation in sport technology and information\nI was fortunate enough to visit Training Peaks earlier this year, during my time in Boulder, Colorada, where their head office is based. Boulder, for those who do not know, is something of a mecca for endurance sports in the USA, and so perhaps not surprisingly, it has developed into a hotbed of ideas, innovation and leadership in the sports. I was blown away by the culture of Boulder \u2013 the sheer number of athletes, coaches and sporting \u201ccommunities\u201d is fantastic, and it\u2019s a beautiful place too, with a vibrant university (and a strong exercise physiology course!) and some great opportunities. I certainly would put it high on my \u201cdesirable places to live list\u201d.\nBut of those innovators, the Training Peaks system must be one of the more impressive. At the time of my visit (early January), I was passing through on vacation, but decided that a great series to do would be one looking at the influence of technology on sport and training, and that was inspired by what I saw at Training Peaks. Thanks to work pressure and a busy year of sports happenings, that has never really materialized, though it is still on the cards (along with about a dozen other juicy topics!)\nGetting back to technology, it certainly come a long way from the old heart rate monitors that sounded alarms when you went above your pre-set target zone!\nAnd cycling, perhaps more than other sport, lends itself to data and information, and cyclists are often hungry for this kind of information. But then so are scientists \u2013 data is power, and for a scientist, there is no such thing as too much information! The trick is filtering out the redundant, losing the irrelevant and understanding the important information. The WKO+ software you would download to view the Tour de France files is designed to help with that, and they have a number of different packages available, some for the coach, some for the athlete (though of course, anyone can play these roles).\nInformation, technology and sport: Revolutionary tool or curse?\nWhether or not this impacts on information is another question. I guess one has to bear in mind that any software or technology is the tool, not the solution, and so just as one would not expect a computer to perform spontaneous calculations, no one should reasonably expect training with the latest SRM technology and analytical software to compensate for faulty training!\nBut the point is, this kind of data is easily translated into information and knowledge, and this can, if used wisely, be a powerful tool for training, especially for cycling. Running lags behind somewhat in this regard, for some obvious reasons (relative inaccuracy in quantifying exercise intensity using heart rate or power output, for example) and some subtle ones (financial power of runners vs. cyclists in many parts of the world, for example, though this is a huge generalization; the desire to limit the influence of equipment on running performance is another).\nBut, even in running, the continual advances of technology (and I\u2019m not talking about super-effective carbon fibre limbs here\u2026!) make an impact, and Garmin GPS watches are become more and more common, for example. Eventually, running will reach where cycling is now.\nDifferent perceptions of technology\nI\u2019m sure that many of you reading this use a range of technology in your training \u2013 heart rate monitors, GPS, power meters (take your pick of which one!), and the full range of programmes to analyse your training and racing performance. Equally, I suspect that many do not, and could not be bothered with all this information \u2013 you take the adage that Kenyan runners, for example, train without watches, let alone heart rate monitors, and it\u2019s hardly affected them!\nBut the role of technology in your training is pervasive and interesting. Books have been written, and will continue to be written, about how to make the most of the technology. An entire industry has shot up around how to use heart rate monitors, the result often being the propagation of myths and false theories that defy physiological belief! That\u2019s a series of \u201cmyth-buster\u201d posts if ever there was one!\nThe Training Peaks Tour de France data is one example of how to gather data, process it and generate potentially useful information. It\u2019s the most comprehensive I\u2019ve seen, but there are many others, and they certainly warrant discussion. But that is for another day, after this busy period of sports news is over.\nUntil then, we\u2019ll keep analysing the Tour, and probably referring back to the Training Peaks information from Adam Hansen for some context, so join us over the coming weeks!",
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        "raw_content": "Tour de France 2008: Alp d\u2019Huez // Sastre in yellow: But Evans is in range\nCategory: 2008 Tour de France, Tour de France Analysis doping articles, tour de france\nFascinating day\u2019s racing in the Tour de France yesterday, as the riders tackled what is arguably the race\u2019s toughest day \u2013 209km including three out of category climbs, culminating in the most famous climb in cycling, Alp d\u2019Huez.\nAnd as expected, the attacks started early on the final climb, as the climbers were forced to go out looking for time on Cadel Evans, knowing that they required a buffer leading into the final 53km time-trial on Saturday.\nThe first attack, which proved decisive on the day, was by Carlos Sastre of Team CSC, right at the foot of the climb. In what became obvious as a planned tactical move, CSC propelled Sastre off the front, and then defended all the chasing attacks through the Schleck brothers. The result was that the chasing group was never cohesively formed, and momentum was lost every time another attack was chased down. On numerous occasions, the unsuccessful rider would sit up, wait for the group to rejoin, and the entire group began looking at one another as if to ask \u201cWhat now? Who\u2019s next?\u201d.\nIn the surest indication of the tactics, Denis Menchov was dropped about 2km into the climb, and at one stage slipped about 25 seconds behind the yellow jersey, but was able to rejoin the group about halfway up the climb, such was the slowing down in that chase group. Meanwhile, Sastre grew his lead steadily, opening up about 10 seconds per kilometer, and putting himself in virtual yellow. With 8km to go, he was 55 seconds up, in yellow on the road.\nThe real action was behind, and Andy Schleck in particular looked in unbelievable form, such was the ease with which he controlled the attacks. Those attacks came predominantly from Kohl (The King of the Mountains leader, who\u2019ll go on to win that jersey now that the Alps are done), and the AG2R trio of Efimkin, Valjavec and Goubert (who were very impressive on the day \u2013 where have they beeen before this?). Every single one was easily neutralised, and Sastre benefited from the resultant hesitance.\nEvans defends to limit his losses\nEventually, it was Evans, who would by then have recognized the danger of Sastre opening up too much of a lead, who went to the front and drove the pace on more steadily. By this time, with about 4 km to go, Sastre\u2019s lead was about 2:10, and threatening to become insurmountable. However, thanks to the fact that the attacks were not coming anymore, the gap started to stabilize, only growing by a few more seconds in the final 3km. And then, the combination of a levelling off of the climb in the final 2km, and the group sprints in the final 500m, saw the gaps come down a little, finishing at 2:03 to Sanchez and Andy Schleck, with Evans finishing a further 12 seconds down.\nThe slowest ascent in many years \u2013 EPO, anyone?\nOne interesting statistic is that Sastre\u2019s climbing time on Alp d\u2019Huez yesterday was 39:31, almost two minutes slower that the record of 37:35 by Marco Pantani in 1998 (probably with a hematocrit of 60% and EPO coming out of his sweat glands). It was the 17th fastest climb in history. Marco Pantani and Lance Armstrong share the top 5 times between them. The list of climb winners is actually littered with riders who\u2019ve either confessed or tested positive for drug use (though that is probably not surprising, given what we know about cycling!).\nNow, I realise that there are many, many factors that go into the final climb performance in the Tour \u2013 weather, tactics, race situation, preceding climbs etc. However, I think that an interesting analysis may be to look at the last 15 years of Tour de France data, and work out what the average climbing rate is on the big mountains. Given that there are probably 3 mountain finishes per year, that would provide45 climbs to analyse (at least), and I think it would be interesting to see whether the climbing rates have gone down drastically in the last two years. I suspect they have. In particular, I\u2019d guess that if you looked at the tenth and fiftieth fastest times per year (to control the effects of attacks, tactics etc), they\u2019d be much slower. Accessing that data is difficult, but I\u2019m certainly going to try \u2013 if anyone has information on climbing rates or times taken on the big Tour climbs, please let me know, we\u2019ll work on a paper together!\nAn enthralling time-trial to come\nBack to the race, and the result of yesterday\u2019s racing is that Evans is now 94 seconds behind Sastre (he is in fourth, with Schleck and Kohl ahead of him) with the 53km time-trial to come on Saturday. The burning question, then, is whether that gap is sufficient for Sastre to remain in yellow? There are of course three other riders with a shot at winning \u2013 Frank Schleck, Bernard Kohl and Denis Menchov are in range. However, Schleck and Kohl\u2019s time-trial credentials would suggest they\u2019re not likely to hold off Evans, and Menchov is (barring a miracle ride) probably not close enough. He also hasn\u2019t shown any sharpness in the last two days, so I expect it\u2019s a two man show.\nSo Evans or Sastre? Evans took 1:16 out of Sastre in the first time-trial of only 29.5km in week 1. That would suggest that 1:34 over 53km is no problem. However, there is the small matter of 17 days of racing between then and now, including two mountain ranges, which tends to level off those gaps in many instances (it could also grow them, of course, but I think the last few days have shown that Sastre is in better form later in the race). Also, Sastre in yellow, starting after Evans, with a huge incentive, means he should ride better than he did in week 1. Evans will of course be equally motivated, hungry to claim yellow after the close finish last year.\nSo at this stage, too close to call. Personally (if I may voice an opinion), I hope Sastre holds on (at the risk of incurring the wrath of the Aussie readers!), because he\u2019s been more aggressive and yesterday\u2019s win combined with attacks earlier in the Alps make him my favourite. Call it \u201cromanticism\u201d, but I like the rider with panache and attacking flair, which Sastre has more of than Evans, it would seem (though Sastre is certainly not a flamboyant rider \u2013 if I could give the jersey away, it\u2019d go to Andy Schleck).\nEvans, for his part, will certainly be deserving of the win if he does claw back the time. So I certainly think he\u2019s a great rider. But he\u2019s a grinder, a non-attacker who controls and is decent at everything but not spectacular at any one discipline. Then again, who knows, perhaps on Saturday he whips out the fastest ever time-trial in a Tour and wins it by 2 minutes?!\nTime will tell. We\u2019ll bring you that action!\nP.S. Update on drug detection: Addendum to a previous post\nYesterday we reported on an article that quoted WADA President John Fahey as saying that WADA and Roche had worked together to develop a test for the new generation of EPO by \u201clabelling the molecule\u201d in the development process. That report has now been refuted, with WADA issuing a statement saying that there was no \u201clabel\u201d attached. Instead, they are saying that the report was inaccurate, misled by confusion around the fact that CERA, the name of the EPO, has another molecule attached to it to help its function, and not to assist with detection.\nA spokesperson from Roche (who made the drug) said that Fahey had \u201cmisspoken\u201d, and that Roche had worked with WADA to develop the assay for detection, but had not proactively labelled it to help the testers catch dopers. That clears up a lot of confusion about the issue, and I guess means that the whole \u201cproactive\u201d approach I was praising must be toned down a little. It\u2019s still good, of course, that WADA and Roche did collaborate, but some of the comments in our previous post will have been addressed by this news, hopefully.",
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        "raw_content": "When it comes to making investments, making decisions that are data driven can often be the difference between a major win or a major loss. This is because data is supported by facts (evidence) and, therefore, is often considered the most accurate tool that can be used to predict future market trends. Although, it is important to understand that data does not always tell the whole story and cannot guarantee success 100% of the time. That said, it is a vital tool that every investor should utilize. This article will outline three of the most popular data metrics that are used by investors of all skill levels to make more informed decisions:\nReturn on Investment, or ROI, is a term used to describe the money that has been made or lost by a company on an investment. Simply put, if a company were to invest $10,000 in Microsoft and a year later their investment has grown and they were able to sell for $15,000, their return on investment would have been 50%. Likewise, if a company were to invest $10,000 in Microsoft and a year later they were forced to sell at $2,500, their return on investment would be loss, -75%. While this metric is easy to understand because of the simplicity of its calculation, it can also be easily manipulated which could be problematic. Essentially, companies can choose what to include in the cost of the investment and it is not always clear if they chose to include all costs or just selected costs. As result, ROI can be a valuable tool, but you might want to do more research to make sure you really understand its intricacies before relying on it.\nPrice to Earnings Ratio (P/E):\nThis metrics is considered one of the best ways to gauge the value of a stock. Moreover, the ratio is calculated by comparing a company\u2019s current price to its per-share earnings. In order to do so, the investor must divide the price per-share by the earnings per-share. To make this concept clearer, imagine that you were in the market to buy a new car and were comparing the many different offerings available. Generally, it would be reasonable to expect that the cars with more advanced features would cost more than the ones that use outdated technology. However, if you came across a car that had older technology but it costed just as much (or more) than the more updated cars, it could be inferred that the purchase of that specific car is likely not a good value. Similarly, if a stock has a higher P/E ratio than another comparable company, investors would generally consider it to be overvalued. As such, the notion that the actual price of the stock does not necessarily indicate its value is true; when P/E ratio is considered, higher priced stocks can be less valuable than lower priced stocks.\nReturn on equity, or ROE, is a metric that measures the profitability of a given corporation by determining how efficient the company is at generating profits. This is achieved by dividing the profit by the amount of equity (or total amount of money invested in the company). For example, if there are two small companies (X) and (Y), and company X realized profits of $100,000 but had received $50,000 of equity, it would be considered more efficient than company Y if Y made $100,000 as well but had $75,000 in equity. Essentially, an investor could determine that company X is operating more efficiently than company Y because they have made more money with less investment.\nWhile these metrics are all valuable tools for making investment decisions, you should remember that none of them are perfect and for the best results investors use them in conjunction with each other to estimate the general health and growth potential of a company. Ultimately, the most successful investors are well-informed and do as much due diligence as possible before making an investment. Luckily, many different metrics (including the three described above) can be found in a stock\u2019s fundamental analysis section so doing some independent research is relatively easy!",
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        "raw_content": "Prozac\u2019s role in Maui deaths going to court \u2014 (Honalulu Star-Bulletin)\nHonalulu Star-Bulletin\nBy Helen Altonn, Star-Bulletin\nA family that suffered a murder-suicide sues the maker of the drug\nThe role of Prozac in a Maui murder-suicide case five years ago will be argued in Honolulu\u2019s federal court June 2. The antidepressant drug has been blamed for violence in other lawsuits, but few have made it to trial, said William J. Downey III, Los Angeles attorney for plaintiffs in the Maui case.\nHe said William Forsyth Sr. stabbed his wife, June, 15 times on March 4, 1993, in their Kaanapali Hillside home then propped a kitchen knife on a stool and killed himself. He had been taking Prozac two weeks for depression, Downey said.\nWilliam D. Forsyth Jr., a Lahaina charter boat captain, and his sister, Susan, of Los Angeles, filed suit in March 1995 against Prozac manufacturer Eli Lilly & Co.\nThey\u2019re seeking more than $1 million in damages for the deaths of their parents, and they want a warning label included with Prozac.\nEli Lilly failed to warn about Prozac\u2019s life-threatening side effects, including possibility of suicide and violent behavior, the lawsuit alleges.\nIn a 31-page opinion Monday, Hawaii\u2019s Chief U.S. District Court Judge Alan C. Kay rejected the company\u2019s attempts to dismiss wrongful death claims for suicides caused by taking the drug.\nKay noted a study of 172,598 subjects showing Prozac had a suicide rate more than double that of other antidepressants. He ruled there was sufficient evidence to allow trial on all the plaintiffs\u2019 claims before a federal jury.\nThe judge said evidence indicates \u201cLilly may have acted wantonly, oppressively, or with such malice as implies a spirit of mischief or criminal indifference.\u201d\nEli Lilly told the court the Forsyths relied on \u201cjunk science.\u201d\nLilly spokesman Edward West today said by telephone from the company\u2019s Indianapolis headquarters, \u201cThere is a clear consensus opinion among the scientific community that there is no causal link between use of antidepressant drugs, including Prozac, and suicidality or violent behavior.\u201d\nWest said a Food and Drug Administration advisory committee in 1991 unanimously agreed there was no evidence of such a link.\nIn December 1996, he said, the Harvard Mental Health Letter concluded: \u201cDespite some sensational reports there is no evidence that Prozac or other SSRIs (a class of antidepressant drugs) increased the risk of a suicide attempt.\u201d\nWest said Prozac has been prescribed for more than 30 million patients worldwide and is the world\u2019s largest selling antidepressant.\nThe Forsyths presented evidence indicating Lilly \u201cmay have deliberately suppressed unfavorable clinical studies, falsified clinical trials and deliberately failed to report adverse events to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.\u201d\nIn a telephone interview today, Downey said the senior Forsyth \u201chad no history of violence or suicidal thoughts or actions. \u201cThis is a guy who was a successful (retired) businessman, well loved, active in the church and society,\u201d said Downey, of Baum, Hedlund, Aristei, Guilford & Downey.\nDowney said another Prozac trial is scheduled in Oklahoma next month, and one case was tried in Kentucky a few years ago and lost.\n\u201cApparently all other cases were settled or have been dismissed,\u201d Downey said.\nDecision in family\u2019s lawsuit against Prozac rests with jury. The family blames the popular antidepressant for a murder-suicide; the company says a \u2018powerful disease\u2019 is the culprit \u2014 (Honalulu Star-Bulletin)\nBy Lori Tighe\nA jury now must decide if it believes a Maui family or a pharmaceutical giant in a lawsuit blaming a murder-suicide on the antidepressant drug Prozac. William Sr. and June Forsyth died in a grisly murder-suicide on Maui in 1993. Yesterday, their children didn\u2019t ask the jury for a specific settlement in closing arguments \u2014 they said the verdict is more important.\n\u201cIf we get a verdict in this trial it will affect the whole pharmaceutical industry,\u201d said William Forsyth Jr., 34, a Lahaina charter boat captain. \u201cIt\u2019s the only thing that will rattle this company.\u201d\nHis sister, Susan Forsyth, 34, a property manager who lives in Santa Monica, Calif., added,\u201dThat\u2019s what we want, change.\u201d\nEli Lilly, maker of the world\u2019s most-prescribed antidepressant drug Prozac, has never been sued successfully over a Prozac-related suicide or murder. They have settled a number of cases, and won a trial case in Kentucky a few years ago. But the Forsyths didn\u2019t want to settle. They said after a year of discussions with Lilly to put a warning on the Prozac label failed, they decided to take the Indianapolis-based company to court.\nForsyth Jr. found the bodies of his slain parents in their Kaanapali Hillside home on March 4, 1993. His Prozac-medicated father stabbed his mother 15 times as she lay in bed, and then leaned on the knife to kill himself. \u201cYou can\u2019t erase the memory. I can\u2019t believe it still,\u201d Forsyth Jr. said. \u201cEven though Dad went suicidal, he went beyond that to our mom. That\u2019s something we\u2019re willing to go to court for. We don\u2019t want someone else to suffer this.\u201d\nLilly attorneys repeated the same statement in their closing argument as they have done throughout the month-long trial: \u201cThis case is about a good drug and a very bad, powerful disease.\u201d The company\u2019s attorney, Andrew See, blamed the Forsyths\u2019 tragedy on three \u201ctrigger factors:\u201d Forsyth Sr.\u2019s major depressive episode; hopelessness, and his discharge from a mental hospital not feeling any better than when he entered. Forsyth also felt dependent on his wife, yet trapped in their marriage, See said.\nBut the Forsyth children said they saw drastic changes in their father two days after he went on Prozac. He asked to go to the hospital, despite his own doctor\u2019s resistance to admit him, said Forsyth Jr. \u201cHe told Castle (Hospital) he thought about knives, but they didn\u2019t pursue it,\u201d he said. \u201cBut when I told the doctor what happened the day I found my parents, he said it was beyond the realm of possibilities.\u201d Lilly misled the public by not warning doctors that the drug causes violent suicidal tendencies in some people, said the Forsyths\u2019 attorney, Andy Vickery, in closing arguments.\nBy law, drug companies have to warn people about the danger, especially if it relates to life and death. \u201cLilly knew about the danger, and failed to warn the public,\u201d Vickery said. Lilly didn\u2019t include a warning on Prozac\u2019s label because the Food and Drug Administration didn\u2019t see any link between the drug and an increased risk of suicide, See said.",
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        "raw_content": "Rachael Slack inquest: police failings contributed to deaths, jury finds \u2014 (The Guardian)\nTuesday 22 October 2013 15.18 BST\nFailure to warn woman of threat posed to her and son by ex-partner \u2018more than minimally\u2019 contributed to their deaths\nFailures by police before the killings of a woman and her toddler son \u201cmore than minimally contributed\u201d to their deaths, an inquest jury has found.\nRachael Slack, 38, who was pregnant, and her 23-month-old son Auden were found with multiple stab wounds in their home in the village of Holbrook, Derbyshire, on 2 June 2010.\nThey were killed by Slack\u2019s former partner and Auden\u2019s father, Andrew Cairns, who had a history of mental illness. Cairns, 44, was found dead at Slack\u2019s home after turning the knife on himself.\nDuring the inquest at Derby and South Derbyshire coroner\u2019s court, which began last month, jurors heard that Cairns had been struggling with declining mental health since the breakup of his relationship with Slack in 2009.\nShortly before the deaths he was detained by police after he made threats to kill Slack, and was later released on bail. His mental health had been assessed by professionals who ruled that he had no major issues and was not a danger to himself or others.\nThe inquest heard that Cairns, a former golf tutor, had been prescribed antidepressants, had been known to psychiatric services for a \u201cconsiderable number of years\u201d and had been assisted by a variety of mental health services.\nJurors were also told that following his contact with Derbyshire Constabulary, Slack and Auden were deemed to be at high risk of homicide.\nThe jury returned verdicts of unlawful killing in respect of Slack and Auden, and found that Cairns took his own life.\nAs part of their deliberations they were asked by the coroner, Robert Hunter, to consider whether it was more likely than not that a failure on the part of Derbyshire Constabulary made a more than minimal contribution to the deaths.\nThey found that Slack\u2019s death was more than minimally contributed to by the force\u2019s failure to impress upon her that she was at risk of serious injury or murder by her ex-partner.\nIn the case of Auden, jurors found that his death was more than minimally contributed to by the police\u2019s failure to impress upon his mother that he was at risk of serious injury or murder, and failure to discuss with his mother adequate steps to assess the risk.\nThe inquest heard that Cairns was detained by police under the Mental Health Act on 26 May 2010 after Slack drove him to the police station because he refused to get out of her car and she was worried about his behaviour. He was assessed by mental health workers and released after he was found to have no major mental illness.\nThe next day Cairns was arrested after threatening to kill Slack. He was released on police bail on 28 May after denying the accusations.\nThe inquest heard that Slack told police Cairns had turned up at her house to play with Auden and said to her: \u201cYou are a fucking bitch for abandoning me and getting together with someone else and getting pregnant. I\u2019ve given up everything to be with you. If you are going to make it difficult, I\u2019ll make it more so \u2013 you\u2019ve no idea of what I\u2019m capable of. I\u2019ll kill you and take him with me.\u201d\nAs part of his bail conditions, Cairns was told not to contact Slack, and a file was forwarded to children\u2019s social care by Derbyshire Constabulary\u2019s domestic abuse unit. Police visited Slack at her home to discuss the incident and security.\nThe inquest heard that Cairns visited his doctor clutching a picture of his son hours before the killings on 2 June. Dr Michael Small, who was the duty doctor that day at Ivy Grove surgery in Ripley, said Cairns arrived in an \u201cagitated and anxious\u201d state.\nSmall said he had assessed Cairns on two previous occasions. Both times he had been contacted by the mental health team about concerns over Cairns. Small said Cairns calmed down during the appointment on 2 June and seemed \u201crational\u201d for the rest of the appointment. He told jurors he had had no concerns that Cairns was a risk to himself or others, and the consultation ended on a \u201cpositive note\u201d.\nThe inquest heard that Cairns had told Small during the consultation that the next few days were going to be \u201cthe most important days of your career\u201d. Small said he believed Cairns was referring to contacting the press about his mental health care. \u201cHe apologised and said it hadn\u2019t meant to sound like a threat. It was just important that I took him seriously,\u201d Small said.\nThe coroner said he would write to the home secretary to raise issues over police powers to detain suspects in cases concerning violent or sexual incidents, national training standards in domestic violence for police, electronic document sharing and mutual disclosure of information.\nSteve Trenchard, chief executive of Derbyshire Healthcare NHS foundation trust, said: \u201cWe would like to extend our sympathies to the family and friends of Rachael, Auden and Andrew for their loss of a loved one in this tragedy. 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        "raw_content": "You are at:Home\u00bbSport\u00bbFootball\u00bbPort Vale defender Calvin Mac-Intosch wants more of the same against Oxford United\nCalvin Mac-Intosch (pictured) Defender for Port Vale. (Photo credit: Port Vale Football Club)\nPort Vale defender Calvin Mac-Intosch wants more of the same against Oxford United\nBy Jake Parker on\t October 21, 2016\nPort Vale defender Calvin Mac-Intosch says his team will have to replicate their second half performance from Tuesday\u2019s 1-1 draw against Charlton Athletic if they are to beat Oxford United this weekend.\nMac-Intosch thinks home advantage will give Vale the edge.\n\u201cI think we have to play like the second half, and the first ten minutes of the first half,\u201d said the defender.\n\u201cIf we do that, I am very confident that we can get the three points at home.\n\u201cThe fans are very good every home game, they are fantastic.\u201d\nHe admitted that it was a good to get some game time, even though he wasn\u2019t in his main central position on Tuesday. He was played at right back.\nThe Dutchman said: \u201cIt was great, I didn\u2019t expect it but I felt the confidence from the coach so I played the game and did what I normally do.\n\u201cI think it went good and I hope to play more games.\u201d\nPlaying at right-back is not natural to the Dutchman but he says he will do what is needed for his side.\n\u201cI\u2019ve done it once this season in a league game, the first league game at home,\u201d said Mac-Intosch.\n\u201cIn the past, I have played many times at right-back so I know what\u2019s being asked for when I play there.\n\u201cI think the trainer puts you where he wants you so if it\u2019s right-back or centre-back, I will do it.\u201d\nCalvin Mac-Intosch Oxford United Port Vale",
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        "raw_content": "Warren Magnus\nArayamparambil Anilkumar\nAttention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) has been a diagnosis of some controversy over the last century in psychiatric and psychological circles. Over the past 30 years, however, a consensus has come about regarding both the existence and clarity of the symptoms that make up the ADHD phenomenon, and more recently, how these manifest as the condition persists into adulthood. There has increased understanding both of the neurochemical and physiologic causation of ADHD and the techniques for effective management of the condition.\nADHD is a developmental disorder of executive functioning that impairs the ability to focus, increases impulsivity, and increases motor activity. The condition is usually diagnosed between the ages of 6 to 12, but symptoms can persist into adulthood. Treatment of adults with persistent symptoms is becoming increasingly common.[1][2][3]\nADHD has developmental components of both genetic and environmental factors. No single cause has been identified. Recent studies suggest that ADHD is polygenic, and a variety of genes contribute to the development of the disorder. At the neurochemical level, both dopamine and norepinephrine are implicated with pharmaceutical intervention targeting these neurotransmitters.[4]\nCurrent estimates put the incidence of ADHD at 3% to 5% of school-age children. The primary age of diagnosis is between 6 and 12. The persistence of symptoms that plague children throughout their academic career and into adulthood is becoming increasingly recognized. For people who suffered clear ADHD symptomatology as children, 50% to 80% have persistent symptoms in adulthood even though the core symptoms change to reflect adult behaviors. For high functioning individuals, diagnosis is often delayed until late adolescence or adulthood as academic functioning may have been minimally impaired during developmental years.[5][6]\nExecutive function occurs in the prefrontal cortex. Dopamine plays an essential role in the cortex in maintaining executive functioning. Dopaminergic neurons participate in the in the regulation of systems expectation, memory, activity, attention, reward, emotional state, and motivation. Neuroimaging techniques such as PET and functional MRI have demonstrated the poor functioning of the frontal and frontocortical pathways. In ADHD the dysfunctions fall mainly into activity, memory, reward and motivational areas. These functional issues create the hallmarks of ADHD, hyperkinesis, and distractibility. [7][8]\nThere are no specific physical findings for ADHD. Neuropsychological testing can document the degree of impulsivity and determine attentional and executive functioning deficiencies that suggest ADHD. Some authorities suggest that some behaviors are nearly pathognomonic, such as frequent speeding tickets being strong indicators in adult patients. Patients with ADHD demonstrate a high level of difficulties with time management and prioritization of tasks. They have difficulty initiating and completing tasks promptly. Often patients demonstrate difficulty changing tasks once a task set has begun. Additionally, symptoms of hyperkinesis and poor working memory are often present. Hyperkinetic behaviors, while most obvious in children, can be seen in adult patients often in more muted forms such as visible fidgeting on observation.\nThe diagnosis of ADHD is largely clinical though recently some neuropsychological tests have come about to test attention and focus. There is no imaging that confirms the diagnosis of ADHD, though when imaged the right prefrontal cortex, caudate nucleus, and globus pallidus are often smaller in patients with ADHD. Adults with ADHD symptomatology often have comorbid conditions such as depression or obsessive-compulsive disorder that developed in response to the ADHD-related dysfunctionality.\nTreatment of ADHD is historical and still relies heavily on stimulant medications as they act both on the dopaminergic and noradrenergic pathways. Mainstays of treatment remain methylphenidate (MPH) and dextroamphetamine (D-AMP). Longer acting and extended release formulations are becoming more commonly prescribed as the potential for abuse and diversion are lower. Newer non-stimulant medications act on a mix of pathways and offer another clinical option. Alpha-adrenergic blocking agents can be used alone or in concert with stimulant medications and provide some attentional benefit. These medications can also be used adjunctively to treat side effects of stimulant medications. Non-pharmacologic therapy includes parental training, cognitive behavioral therapy, and contingency training. [9][10][11]\nIn addition to the medical management of ADHD, often there is a need for significant psychological and emotional support. The cognitive and emotional differences that ADHD patients experience make interpersonal relationships more difficult and in children often impact their social and interpersonal functioning. As academic performance improves with pharmacotherapy, it may be necessary for outside counseling to provide the bridge to improving their social functioning. In adults, the functional differences have often resulted in significant adaptive responses and behaviors to make up or cover for the neuro-cognitive deficits. As the cognitive deficits improve, coaching to readapt patients to improved motivation, activity completion and prioritization may be necessary to help the patient fully integrate their new-found capabilities into their daily life. In some cases, vocational or academic skills retraining may be necessary as well. For adults diagnosed later in life, there may be a significant adaptive reaction that requires clinical support.\nAn exercise prescription for regular moderate to high-intensity cardiovascular exercise can positively impact cognition, confusion, and fatigue as well as improve self-motivation and short term memory. While transient, integrating exercise into the daily routine of an ADHD patient can significantly improve functioning for many patients.\nDietary interventions that have shown some benefit include reducing simple dietary sugars and increasing dietary protein. Adding L-tyrosine rich foods such as soy products, milk, cheese, chicken, fish, turkey, avocados, chickpeas, pumpkin seeds, and the like can increase dopamine precursors but to date has shown little direct benefit to ADHD.\nOmega-3 supplementation has been shown to be effective at improving academic measures of ADHD as the fractions of docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) and eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA) increase. DHA alone was found to be ineffective at improving ADHD symptomatology.[12][13]\nFor optimal results, the patient needs long-term followup. ADHD is not an illness where one can just prescribe pills and assume a cure. These patients and their families are also extremely anti-healthcare and medications- so one has to be patient and develop a trusting relationship. Individuals who show evidence of self-harm usually require admission.\nADHD can be associated with a number of comorbidities including dyslexia, dyspraxia, Tourette Syndrome, major depression, oppositional defiant disorder, obsessive-compulsive disorder, and anxiety disorders.\nThe comorbid conditions can exist as a result of ADHD functional deficits and the impact on daily life such as obsessive behaviors that began as coping mechanisms to short-term memory or prioritization issues or depression that has roots in social functioning issues.\nComorbid learning disorders are common in the ADHD population and patients should be screened for these as well. Further, these patients need regular screening for substance abuse.\nChildhood ADHD is not a benign disorder - later in life, there is also a risk of substance abuse and conduct disorders. Several studies indicate that with age these individuals have marital and interpersonal difficulties, become antisocial, have poor education performance, and are unable to hold on to jobs. Thus, long-term monitoring of these individuals is important.\nADHD carries significant morbidity and some evidence suggest that it may be a precursor later in life to schizophrenia or bipolar disorder. In addition, in children, ADHD also carries a risk of depression and self-harm behaviors. [14] [15] (Level V)\nThe one positive feature of ADHD is that it is treatable but the education of the patient and family is critical. The role of the nurse and pharmacist are indispensable. The key feature is that the family is also very demanding and suspicious of healthcare workers and their motives-thus it is vital to establish a relationship based on trust and honesty.\nBoth the nurse and pharmacist need to encourage the use of medications, improvement of social skills, structure time, control behavior, and direct positive cognitive behavior. Further, these individuals need to be screened for substance abuse and other behavior problems. There are many educational resources that can be given to the patients and their families. In addition, there is also a hotline - the National Resource Center (1-800 233 4050) that parents can call and speak to a health information specialist.\nEvidence indicates that an integrated approach with a team of professionals dedicated to ADHD may help reduce the barriers to treating these patients. It is important to set endpoints in treatment because the disease can be treated but is not curable. 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        "raw_content": "Westborough (+)\nKeith Allan Kramer, composer, recording engineer and guitarist, currently resides in Boston, Massachusetts. He has taught at Central Connecticut State University, Towson University, University of Miami, University of Maryland College Park and Harford Community College. Keith has over 20 years of private guitar teaching experience and has been freelance jazz guitarist and guitar instructor since 1992. His compositions are performed frequently throughout the U.S. as well as recent performances in Italy, Canada and Czech Republic. He has studied composition with Thomas DeLio, John Van der Slice and Stuart Saunders Smith. Keith received his D.M.A. from the University of Miami and his M.Mus. from the University of Maryland, College Park. His music has been performed and recorded by the Slovak National Symphony Orchestra conducted by Kirk Trevor, the Moravian Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Vit Micka, David Taylor, Anna D\u2019Errico, Leonard Garrison, Martin Jones and many others. Recent performances of his work include two highly successful all-Kramer programs at New York\u2019s Merkin Hall, documented on the DVD Beyond Sonic Boundaries Live!. Additional all-Kramer releases include the critically acclaimed albums Causal Dualism and Emerge on the Navona label. The title track of Emerge is a twenty-minute orchestral work that is also heard on the Navona release Mementos. Keith\u2019s work Sogni was recently premi\u00e8red by acclaimed British pianist Martin Jones and a recent European premi\u00e8re of his work Rinnovo, for piano and percussion, featured internationally renowned pianist Anna D'Errico. Keith\u2019s work Suspension of Disbelief for piano trio is scheduled for its New York City premi\u00e8re by cellist Ovidiu Marinescu and Trio Casals at Carnegie Hall in in 2018. www.keithkramerguitar.com | www.keithkramer.org",
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        "raw_content": "There are times where I don\u2019t feel like being a slave. I look around the apartment and see what needs to be done, dishes, laundry, dinner prep, grocery shopping and I think to myself I really don\u2019t wanna do any of it. Daddy will give me errands to run and even though I\u2019m nodding my head yes, inside I\u2019m thinking \u201cNope, nope. Nope. Definitely, don\u2019t wanna do that one\u201d. I still do them because that whole responsibility thing. Can\u2019t ignore them no matter how much I may want to. Even though I do them, my heart isn\u2019t in them. Which isn\u2019t normal for me because I\u2019m a service whore. I get off on being in service to Daddy. It makes my heart soar whenever Daddy compliments me on a clean apartment when His eyes light up when He sees that I\u2019ve picked up His current food craving without being asked, and all that stuff. Totally makes it worth it. But there are times where no matter His response, my heart just isn\u2019t in it. When that happens my good friends, that is what is called burnout.\nMerriam-Webster defines burnout as \u201c the condition of someone who has become very physically and emotionally tired after doing a difficult job for a long time\u201d. As much as we s-types do love being submissive and serving, I doubt anyone is going to debate the fact that what we do can be a difficult job and is definitely a long term job.\nIn my opinion, the feelings associated with burnout are almost as bad as those that are associated with subdrop. Not quite as bad, but it\u2019s still an extremely unpleasant feeling. Even though burnout may be something that\u2019s not talked about a whole lot by s-types, it\u2019s something that happens to every s-type. And I\u2019m sorry, but if any s-type says they\u2019ve never experienced any kind of relationship burnout, they are LYING! Like with everything else, burnout happens in varying degrees, sometimes lasting maybe an hour or two or even weeks and months. There are a lot of things that can cause burnout. Stress, health issues, personal and family problems, problems at work, relationship issues, all of these things can contribute to burnout.\nIt\u2019s not always easy to realize you\u2019re dealing with burnout. For me anyways, it always slowly creeps up on me. In the beginning, I chalk it up to insomnia or not sleeping well, or after bingeing on junk food or a little too much fast food, weather, or just having an off-kilter day. Come on, we all have off kilter days. Then I notice that the feeling is lasting a little longer and a little more (insert word I\u2019m not sure of) and finding myself wanting to tell the laundry to fuck off and do itself, then I know what I\u2019m dealing with for sure.\nThe good thing, burnout isn\u2019t a permanent problem. Yes, it may feel that way, but it\u2019s not. There are things you can do to help overcome burnout and hopefully shorten your period of suffering.\nFirst things first, you gotta talk to your dominant. You gotta let him or her know what\u2019s going on with you. Yes, they may notice that not everything is okay with you, but they are not mind readers and can\u2019t figure out on their own that you\u2019re dealing with burnout. You need to let them know that you\u2019re feeling overwhelmed and together the two of you can work something out to help reduce the stress at home or coming up with some kind of ritual that helps you focus and relax.\nThe second thing, self-care. A lot of s-types tend to see self-care as being selfish(I was one of those s-types), but if you\u2019re not taking care of yourself, then how can you take care of your dominant and other responsibilities? Self-care doesn\u2019t have to be anything extravagant or expensive. A special treat(mine are a pint of Ben and Jerry\u2019s, a trip to Starbucks, or a new book), a bubble bath, taking time doing something you love doing. Being able to relax and recharge your batteries can make the world of difference.\nAnother thing, learn how to say \u2018no\u2019 and setting boundaries. Too many times we take on too many projects and get involved with the local community and groups, and before you know it, you\u2019re involved in more activities than you realize. When you have children, they\u2019re involved in afterschool activities which mean you\u2019re also involved in said after school activities which quickly adds up. It\u2019s okay to say no, that you can\u2019t make something for this fundraiser or that you can\u2019t make it to someone\u2019s party.\nLike I said earlier, I\u2019ve been there. I\u2019ve found myself struggling with burnout and overcoming it. 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        "raw_content": "How multiple adapters on the same network are expected to behave\nApplies to: Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition (32-bit x86)Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Datacenter Edition (32-bit x86)Windows Server 2008 EnterpriseWindows Server 2008 DatacenterWindows Server 2008 R2 EnterpriseWindows Server 2008 R2 DatacenterWindows Server 2012 StandardWindows Server 2012 StandardWindows Server 2012 DatacenterWindows Server 2012 Datacenter More\nIf you configure a Windows-based computer that has more than one network adapter on the same physical network and protocol subnet, you may experience unexpected results. This article describes the expected behavior of this kind of nonstandard configuration.\nYou have a working computer that has Windows installed.\nTwo network adapters are connected to the same physical network or hub.\nTCP/IP is installed as the network protocol.\nThe adapter addresses on the same subnet are 192.168.0.1 and 192.168.0.2.\nA client on the network uses the address 192.168.0.119.\nIn this scenario, you may expect the two adapters on the same physical network and protocol subnet to perform load balancing. However, by definition, only one adapter may communicate on the network at a time in the Ethernet network topology. Therefore, both adapters cannot be transmitting at the same time and must wait if another device on the network is transmitting. Additionally, broadcast messages must be handled by each adapter because both are listening on the same network. This configuration requires significant overhead, excluding any protocol-related issues. This configuration does not offer a good method for providing a redundant network adapter for the same network.\nNote Windows Server 2012 includes a new feature call SMB Multichannel. SMB Multichannel is part of the SMB 3.0 protocol and lets servers use multiple network connections at the same time. For more information about SMB Multichannel, visit The basics of SMB Multichannel, a feature of Windows Server 2012 and SMB 3.0.\nNote Windows Server 2012 servers cannot use multiple network connections at the same time if the network is configured by using CSMA/CD.\nAssume that the server has to send a packet by using the TCP/IP protocol to a client whose address is 192.168.0.119. This address is located on the local subnet. Therefore, a gateway does not have to be used to reach the client. The protocol stack uses the first route that it finds in the local routing table. Typically, this is the first adapter that was installed. In this case, that adapter is 192.168.0.1. 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        "raw_content": "The conventional path for economic development has been to use industrialization \u2014 the process of increasing industry\u2019s relative contribution to total GDP and employment, at the expense of those of agriculture and services \u2014 as a means to enable rapid convergence. \u201cConvergence\u201d refers to a catch-up effect whereby countries that have low levels of income achieve higher rates of economic growth than countries with high levels of income. The Solow Model suggests that convergence should occur any time there is a difference in incomes between countries, since decreasing returns in high-income countries implies that a higher return to investments is possible in low-income countries. This should cause capital to flow from high- to low-income countries.\nThere is much empirical data on convergence, but the proper interpretation of it has long been contested. In 1992 Robert Barro and Xavier Sala-i-Martin found no evidence of unconditional convergence, but some evidence of convergence between countries with similar investment rates and worker skills; in 2013 Dani Rodrik suggested that convergence on the country level is the exception rather than the rule, but that unconditional convergence does occur within the manufacturing sector; and in 2016 Sutirtha Roy, Martin Kessler, and Arvind Subramanian claimed the previous 20-30 years have been a \u201cgolden era of convergence.\u201d As with any empirical question, the truth lies somewhere between extremes. Deitrich Vollrath points out that convergence is a weak and slow-acting force, but a force nonetheless. Thus, it is probably the case that low-income economies are continuously nudged by convergence forces, but good policy accelerates the phenomenon.\nIndustrialization has played such an important role in the historical development experiences of many countries for a number of reasons. Compared to agriculture and services, industrial processes tend to be easier to adopt from one country to another (the products tend to be easier to trade between countries as well), tend to have a greater capacity to absorb unskilled workers than agriculture or services, and tend to have higher rates of productivity growth \u2014 the main driver of overall economic growth.\nIn addition to economic benefits, industrialization has tended to foster social structures that yield the spread of bourgeois liberal values. The economic growth generated by industrialization has driven the creation of corporate interest groups which advocate for infrastructure construction and investments in human capital by the public sector, and invest in further human capital for employees. This economic growth has also enabled the widespread accumulation of wealth that facilitates the development of a middle class of citizens with the time and incentive to participate in democracy according to class solidarity. Acknowledging industrialization\u2019s historical importance, the UN chose as the 9th Sustainable Development Goal \u201cIndustry, Innovation, and Infrastructure.\u201d\nOver time, advanced economies have a natural tendency to \u201cdeindustrialize,\u201d whereby the relative contribution of industry to output and employment begins to decline while the relative contributions of services increases. As a country reaches higher levels of income, it loses its comparative advantage in industry to countries that have large numbers of low-skilled workers, so the amount of industrial goods imported from abroad increases. Additionally, since industry has a relatively higher rate of productivity growth compared to agriculture and services, it displaces workers (particularly unskilled workers) more quickly than those sectors.\nThe trend of advanced economies experiencing structural shifts away from industry is well-documented. More recently, though, Mr. Rodrik has brought attention to a pattern of \u201cpremature deindustrialization.\u201d Premature deindustrialization refers to a pattern of countries experiencing shifts away from industry relative to other sectors in terms of output and employment, but at lower levels of personal income, as shown in the plots below.\nSource: Dani Rodrik (2015), Premature Deindustrialization\nThe drivers of premature deindustrialization must be different than those of traditional deindustrialization, since the shifting comparative advantage driving deindustrialization in advanced economies should drive industrialization in developing economies. This has not been observed, though. The (much more than) million-dollar question, then, is whether industrialization via labor-intensive sectors remains a realistic pathway for developing countries to achieve rapid convergence. There are good reasons to think it is becoming more difficult.\nOne reason is that the automation of low-skill manufacturing jobs threatens the industrial sector\u2019s ability to absorb workers from lower productivity sectors, making it less likely that an emerging economy\u2019s workforce will be well-suited to the sector. Further, as developing countries that have long maintained relatively closed economies begin opening up to trade, they are faced with the major challenge of competing against countries that have become incredibly good at manufacturing. China and other East Asian countries have developed large, powerful industrial complexes that are able to flood the rest of the world with cheap consumer goods. Typically, wages tend to rise with productivity, but Asia seems to defy the historically-observed drag of deindustrialization.\nNonetheless, in the book Beating the Odds: Jump-Starting Developing Countries, Justin Yifu Lin and Celestin Monga contend that industrialization remains the best option for today\u2019s developing countries. Despite the rise of mechanized production, they argue, demand for handmade labels will remain high, and some industries like garments and footwear will remain labor-intensive by nature. Despite Asia\u2019s impressive industrial complexes, they argue, wages will always be lower where productivity is lower given time (remember: the USA\u2019s employment share of manufacturing increased from the 1870s and peaked in the 1940s, whereas the process for China only just began in the 1970s). In short, today\u2019s emerging economies can rest assured that they will be able to find and exploit latent comparative advantages in industry.\nHere again, the truth is most likely somewhere between extremes. Suffice it to say that even if industrialization remains a possible road to convergence, success is no longer as straightforward as it was once considered. Therefore, the spectacularly rapid convergence achieved by countries in East Asia, which experienced annual economic growth of nearly 4-5% for decades, may be unavailable to much of Latin America and Africa.\nWhat will future economic growth look like? In a Center for Global Development podcast episode, World Bank Group President Jim Yong Kim suggests the need for a \u201cPlan B for Development,\u201d but offers no concrete alternative to industrialization. During an interview with Tyler Cowen, Professor Jeffrey Sachs proposes that what is crucial is that developing countries carve out a niche in global markets and figure out how to export it, not necessarily what they export. For example, it is possible to achieve economic growth by exporting services and expertise, natural resources, or agricultural products rather than manufactured goods. India has been successful at exporting services related to information technology, and Chile has made a name for itself exporting its mining expertise. Commodities have long been a staple for many developing countries as well. However, Mr. Sachs\u2019 dismissal of differences in exported products is naive.\nWhile the service sector does exhibit higher productivity growth than agriculture, the growth is less dramatic and diminishes quicker than that of industry. As such, production develops around a diffuse set of enterprises, preventing development of common interests and the incentive to organize politically. This can increase the likelihood that workers will vote according to personal and ethnic identities, rather than class interests, enabling elites to rig the game in their favor. Additionally, reliance on natural resource exports for growth is notoriously challenging, leading to the notion of a \u201cresource curse\u201d \u2014 that resource dependence actually harms development prospects. Dependence on commodities can both distort economies structurally, and lead to political maneuvering between elites to secure the associated wealth. All of this is to say that exporting products other than industrial goods is unlikely to provide the same widespread economic benefits, and thus political benefits, that exporting industrial goods has.\nAccurately predicting the economic future and offering a new, grand development paradigm has proven repeatedly to be a fool\u2019s errand. Instead, focus should be on fostering conditions that offer an economy the best chance to effectively respond to any external circumstances. Countries can still achieve sustained growth through the slow, challenging work of accumulating human capital and improving institutions \u2014 here, the importance of continual marginal progress cannot be overstated. This of course requires political stability and thoughtful policy. 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        "raw_content": "By admin|2018-08-13T09:16:24+00:00August 6th, 2018|Access Insights, Featured, Technology|Comments Off on The Future of Libraries\nThere has been much speculation over the past few decades as technology evolves and reality-changing technologies like artificial intelligence, machine learning, and well, e-readers, have found their place in life and libraries.\nMany believe the value of libraries have been lost on a new generation that wants the information they need at their fingertips instantaneously in the form of their mobile phone. Silicon Valley is blamed for disrupting an age-old traditional and reliable resource in the public and academic libraries. Amazon is constantly having fingers pointed at them for trying to be a \u201cbetter library\u201d.\nAmazon is about providing art and entertainment. Public libraries support personal productivity and cultural engagement. Libraries allow for parents to actively participate in their children\u2019s reading. Libraries are not just a place to find books, they\u2019re also one of the few places that provide a number of free services to the American public. They offer a safe public space for people to gather, computer and internet access to those who don\u2019t have it, story time for children, a safe space for teens, resources for the unemployed and homeless. Patrons find that public libraries improve quality of life and are a good use of tax revenue.\nAmazon is a corporation. Profit is at the center of its business strategy. Fundamentally, it is not here to provide a public good. It exists solely to make money. Even when presenting a charitable front, like Amazon\u2019s Smile campaign, which donates only around 10 cents per $20 spent, it still benefits from the majority of its profits.\nLibraries and librarians fill in the significant gaps created by our society ignoring the impoverished, underserved, and most vulnerable populations. Our government continues to take away from our public services \u2014 national parks, arts programs, museums funding, aid for children with disabilities.\nPublic libraries are a fantastic tool for community involvement. Twenty-five percent who go to the library learn about political or cultural organizations or leisure activities taking place in the local community. More than 20% who go to the library with friends or colleagues to work together on a common assignment or a leisure activity. Seventeen percent use the Internet at the library to contact friends via e-mail, to chat, or to participate in discussion groups, etc. Sixteen percent use the library to learn more about local matters, social or political issues, etc., that they are involved in. Fourteen percent participate in organized meetings, such as author\u2019s nights, lectures, meetings with politicians, etc. Ten percent use the library as a place to meet family or friends before going together to the movies, into the city, to do shopping, etc.\nTechnology has not replaced the library. In fact, libraries are becoming increasingly important in the world of providing technology. A majority of public libraries report that they are the only free source of computer and Internet access for the communities they serve.\nThere are studies after studies showing the benefits of libraries on community development, personal enrichment and growth, and the development of the workforce. The American Libraries Association hosts the list of those studies here.\nLibraries are irreplaceable, regardless of the advancement of technology. Anyone who believes in the power of art to change and enhance our lives must also agree that the idea it should only be available to people who can pay for it is preposterous.\nAccess Insightsartificial intelligencefindabilitygovernmentlibrarianlibrarymachine learningpublishingTechnology",
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        "raw_content": "As he passed by, he saw a man blind from birth. 2 And his disciples asked him, \u201cRabbi, who sinned, this man or his parents, that he was born blind\u201d? 3 Jesus answered, \u201cIt was not that this man sinned, or his parents, but that the works of God might be displayed in him. 4 We must work the works of him who sent me while it is day; night is coming, when no one can work. 5 As long as I am in the world, I am the light of the world\u201d. 6 Having said these things, he spit on the ground and made mud with the saliva. Then he anointed the man\u2019s eyes with the mud 7 and said to him, \u201cgo, wash in the pool of Siloam\u201d (which means Sent). So he went and washed and came back seeing. 8 The neighbors and those who had seen him before as a beggar were saying, \u201cIs this not the man who used to sit and beg\u201d? 9 Some said, \u201cIt is he\u201d. Others said, \u201cno, but he is like him\u201d. He kept saying, \u201cI am the man\u201d. 10 So they said to him, \u201cthen how were your eyes opened\u201d? 11 He answered, \u201cThe man called Jesus made mud and anointed my eyes and said to me, go to Siloam and wash. So I went and washed and received my sight.\u201d 12 They said to him, \u201cwhere is he?\u201d He said, \u201cI do not know\u201d. 13 They brought to the Pharisees the man who had formerly been blind. 14 Now it was a Sabbath day when Jesus made the mud and opened his eyes. 15 So the Pharisees again asked him how he had received his sight. And he said to them, \u201cHe put mud on my eyes, and I washed and I see\u201d. 16 Some of the Pharisees said, \u201cthis man is not from God, for he does not keep the Sabbath.\u201d But others said, \u201cHow can a man who is a sinner do such signs\u201d? And there was a division among them. 17 So they said again to the blind man, \u201cwhat do you say about him, since he has opened your eyes\u201d? He said, \u201cHe is a prophet\u201d. 18 The Jews did not believe that he had been blind and had received his sight, until they called the parents of the man who had received his sight 19 and asked them, \u201cIs this your son, who you say was born blind? How then does he now see\u201d? 20 His parents answered, \u201cwe know that this is our son and that he was born blind. 21 But how he now sees we do not know, nor do we know who opened his eyes. Ask him; he is of age. He will speak for himself\u201d. 22 (His parents said these things because they feared the Jews, for the Jews had already agreed that if anyone should confess Jesus to be Christ, he was to be put out of the synagogue.) 23 Therefore his parents said, \u201che is of age; ask him\u201d. 24 So for the second time they called the man who had been blind and said to him, \u201cgive glory to God. We know that this man is a sinner.\u201d 25 He answered, \u201cwhether he is a sinner I do not know. One thing I do know, that though I was blind, now I see\u201d. 26 They said to him, \u201cwhat did he do to you? How did he open your eyes\u201d? 27 He answered them, \u201cI have told you already and you would not listen. Why do you want to hear it again? Do you also want to become his disciples?\u201d 28 And they reviled him, saying, \u201cyou are his disciple, but we are disciples of Moses. 29 We know that God has spoken to Moses, but as for this man, we do not know where he comes from\u201d. 30 The man answered, \u201cwhy, this is an amazing thing! You do not know where he comes from, and yet he opened my eyes. 31 We know that God does not listen to sinners, but if anyone is a worshiper of God and does his will, God listens to him. 32 Never since the world began has it been heard that anyone opened the eyes of a man born blind. 33 If this man were not from God, he could do nothing\u201d. 34 They answered him, \u201cyou were born in utter sin, and would you teach us\u201d? And they cast him out. 35 Jesus heard that they had cast him out, and having found him he said, \u201cdo you believe in the Son of Man\u201d? 36 He answered, \u201cAnd who is he, sir, that I may believe in him\u201d? 37 Jesus said to him, \u201cyou have seen him, and it is he who is speaking to you.\u201d 38 He said, \u201cLord, I believe\u201d and he worshiped him. 39 Jesus said, \u201cfor judgment I came into this world, that those who do not see may see, and those who see may become blind.\u201d 40 Some of the Pharisees near him heard these things, and said to him, \u201care we also blind\u201d? 41 Jesus said to them, \u201cif you were blind, you would have no guilt; but now that you say, we see, your guilt remains.",
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        "raw_content": "Our Members Include the Following People\nSister Elaine Sanchez - Sister Elaine works to end homelessness and hunger in our communities in conjunction with Abode Services. She is the immediate past president of the Tri-City Interfaith Council.\nMoina Shaiq - Ms. Shaiq is a 36-year resident of Fremont, the mother of four, and an active community member. She started \"Meet a Muslim\" conversations in January 2016 (a program supported by TCIC) with a mission of building bridges of love, respect, understanding and acceptance, one heart at a time. See the \"Meet a Muslim\" Facebook page here. She is a former president of TCIC.\u200b\nRabbi Avi M. Schulman - Rabbi Schulman is a native of Long Beach, California, and graduated with highest honors from the University of California at Santa Cruz with a degree in Modern Jewish History and Thought. Ordained at the Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion in 1984, he has served congregations in Ohio, Colorado, and Texas. He is a Past President of the Houston Rabbinical Association, as well as the Rocky Mountain Rabbinical Council. Rabbi Schulman is the author of Like A Raging Fire: A Biography of Maurice N. Eisendrath. In 2009, Rabbi Schulman was awarded a Doctorate of Divinity degree from his seminary, the Hebrew Union College. He is a past President of TCIC.\nRev. Jeffrey Spencer - Pastor Jeff is the Senior Pastor at Niles Discovery Church. He also sings bass with the Golden Gate Men\u2019s Chorus and regularly nags his niece and nephew to send him art to hang in his office. He is passionate about connecting the gospel\u2019s message of love to issues of justice and peace. One of his spiritual practices is to post a prayer of thanksgiving each evening on his Tumblr. He posts his sermons and other musings on his blog. Jeff is currently serving as president of TCIC.\nShamsa Rafay - Ms. Rafay and her family have been residents of Union City since 2000. She earned a Masters in Economics in Pakistan, did an internship with Citibank, and worked for ANZ Grindlays bank in Pakistan. Currently she is a PTC Board Member of Eastin Elementary and a is a member of the Board of Directors of the New Haven Unified Schools Foundation. Her volunteer service includes driving for Drivers for Survivors and coordinating the hot meals the Islamic Society of the East Bay serves at the Abode Services shelter.\nSister Marie Annette Burkart - Marie Annette Burkart is a Sister of Notre Dame de Namur. Through the years she has served as an educator, parish sister, chaplain and spiritual director. Her years of teaching found her working with students in elementary, junior high, high school, and college. As a parish minister, she coordinated liturgies, prepared and trained parishioners for a variety of needs. More recently, she has served as a chaplain and continues her ministry as a spiritual companion.\nRev. Barbara F. Meyers - Rev. Meyers is a Community Minister with Mission Peak Unitarian Universalist Congregation. A member of the church since its founding in 1994, she earned a Masters in Divinity in 2004 from Starr King School for the Ministry in Berkeley and returned to Fremont to launch a community ministry specializing in mental health. One activity that especially excites Barbara these days is \"Sidewalk Talk,\" which she does on San Francisco and is planning to bring to Fremont.\nRev. Anna Horen - Rev. Horen is the Associate Rector at St. James' Episcopal Church. She has a breadth of professional experience and skills in education, high-tech, and lay pastoral ministry. In June of 2016, she was ordained to the transitional diaconate by the Right Reverend Marc Andrus. In December of the same year, she was ordained as a priest. Prior to ordination, Anna spent 16 months serving at St. James\u2019 as a ministry intern. After her ordination to the priesthood, she served at St. James' as Priest Associate, and is now serving as their Associate Rector.\nPaul K Davis - Paul is a Worship Associate and the President-Elect of Mission Peak Unitarian Universalist Congregation. He is a retired physicist who has also been a labor union local President, as well as board member of a cultural arts council, an archeological society, and a community theatre. He has advocated and worked many years for racial and gender justice, and believes in the integration of ones whole life for positive values.",
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        "raw_content": "The Little Book Club Sends Busy Parents Quality Kids\u2019 Books Every Month\nOne of the most valuable things parents can do is read to their kids, but keeping a steady supply of quality books in the house is still a challenge. Today, a startup called The Little Book Club is launching to address that problem with a subscription-based service for kids\u2019 books. The service, designed for busy parents who can\u2019t stomach the idea of reading \u201cGoodnight Moon\u201d every night for the next five years, offers an age-appropriate selection of educational books shipped monthly, centered around different themes.\nTargeted at parents with children under six years old, each package includes three books or two books and a related, educational activity, like a puzzle or workbook, for example. The cost is $24.95 per month and shipping is free. The books\u2019 themes might be something like \u201ccolors\u201d or \u201cdinosaurs,\u201d to give you an idea.\nDuring its private friends and family beta test, the company had 50 users on the service, who each received a monthly selection from The Little Book Club\u2019s over 200 books. The books aren\u2019t chosen at random, but are picked based on the age of the child and the current theme. The selection includes books approved by the National Education Association, the American Library Association, those that have won the Caldecott Medal, those are popular best-sellers or new classics (like those on NYT\u2019s best sellers list, for instance), and more.\nThe company was founded by Doug Ludlow, previously the CEO of Hipster, and now Aol Ventures\u2019 first innovation partner (disclose: TechCrunch is owned by Aol), and his wife, Sara, an OBGYN. Their interest in creating The Little Book Club comes from their own experiences as parents to a four-year old girl and 15-month old boy, the founders tell me.\n\u201cWhat we enjoyed most as a family was sitting down and reading \u2013 doing story night,\u201d says Ludlow. \u201cWe realized that\u2019s something everyone likes to do, but it\u2019s also something everyone has a problem with. Everyone wants to read their kids books, and expose their kids to literature, but it\u2019s often hard to get a new supply of books coming in,\u201d he explains.\nAs a parent myself, it\u2019s easy to see the appeal in a set-it-and-forget type of service like this, but committing to spending hundreds of dollars per year for brand-new books is a challenge, especially when most of our book collection comes from gifts, hand-me-downs, and local second-hand stores like Goodwill. Plus, our school likes to send home those Scholastic flyers which has the benefit of giving back to the classroom with each purchase.\nBut Sara says that even Scholastic is often too time-consuming for parents. \u201cYou actually have to fill out that order form,\u201d she notes. \u201cThe nice thing about The Little Book Club is it just shows up at your house. You don\u2019t have to worry about turning stuff in or writing a check. There\u2019s a convenience there.\u201d\nBesides, The Little Book Club makes a great gift (hint, hint grandparents). In fact, the founders tell me that a quarter of their beta testers are sending the books as gifts to someone else. (My own beta test went well, for what it\u2019s worth).\nThe Little Book Club has another interesting aspect worth mentioning, too \u2013 it offers to handle book donations for those your kids have outgrown. You can contact the company and it will send you an envelope which you can use to donate your used books to foster children. It will also send you a tax-deductible receipt for those donations. You can\u2019t beat that.\nThe Little Book Club is live now, and sign up is here. The first 100 TechCrunch readers can use the code \u201cTechCrunch\u201d to receive a discount upon sign up.",
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        "raw_content": "March Madness (3/10/2018) Hortense Sparks Wards vs. Florence E. Allen\nToday\u2019s head-to-head is between Hortense Sparks Ward and Florence E. Allen. Hortense Sparks Ward was the first woman to pass the Texas State Bar and also served as one-third of the all female Texas Supreme Court in 1925. Florence E. Allen was the first female Federal Court judge. Which woman inspires you the most? You can vote by participating in our daily Twitter or Facebook poll, or by casting a vote at the Circulation Desk. Happy voting!\nHortense Sparks Ward-\u201cWhen a woman in Texas marries today, her husband has the sole management of all her separate property and of all her interest in the community property \u2026 He may even mortgage or sell every piece of furniture in the home, and she is helpless to prevent, even if her earnings have paid for every piece. He has a right to sell her dresses if he sees fit, and she cannot prevent\u2026\u201d\nAfter working as a court reporter for a time, Hortense married an attorney and then became the first woman to pass the Texas State Bar in 1910. Afterwards, she worked with her husband but did mostly background work due to the response of all male juries. Hortense was an avid advocate for women\u2019s rights and led campaigns that resulted in women being able to vote in the Texas primary elections. In 1925, when virtually all qualified male lawyers in Texas had to recuse themselves from a case due to personal connection with the parties, Hortense was named Chief Justice in a special Texas Supreme Court made up of her and two other female lawyers.\nFlorence E. Allen-\u201cIt\u2019s so worth-while being a judge, because, if I make good, I can help prove that a woman\u2019s place is as much on the bench, in City Council, or in Congress, as it is in the home.\u201d\nFlorence Allen was the daughter of a college professor and showed a talent for music at a very young age. She obtained a degree in music and studied abroad in Germany to bolster her studies. She would have become a professional musician, but an injury cut her career short. After her musical dreams did not pan out, Florence began to be increasingly interested in political science and the law. After passing the Ohio bar exam, Florence struggled to become successful the male dominated legal profession. She began to obtain experience working for Legal Aid clinics and fighting for the rights of the oppressed. After winning some cases and earning the respect of her peers, her career soared. Very soon, she was elected as a judge in Ohio, eventually becoming elected to the State Supreme Court. She remained there for many years, continuing to fight for woman\u2019s rights and for world peace. She was well-known as a mentor and as someone who actively encouraged women to become lawyers. In 1934, she was appointed by President Franklin D. Roosevelt to the United States Court of Appeals where she remained until retirement. By 1939, her name was mentioned as potential candidates to the United States Supreme Court and was repeatedly named every time a spot on the Court opened. However, she did not obtain the nomination, despite the attempts of her avid supporters.\nPrevious Previous post: March Madness (3/9/2018)-Bella Abzug v. Hattie Leah Henenberg\nNext Next post: March Madness (03/11/2018)-Eliza \u201cLyda\u201d Burton Conley v. Patsy Mink",
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        "raw_content": "Revolving door: Three-quarters of ACT\u2019s prisoners are repeat offenders\nBy Glynis Quinlan 11 April 2018 9\nSeventy-five per cent of the ACT\u2019s prisoners are repeat offenders.\nThree-quarters of the ACT\u2019s prisoners are repeat offenders, with the Territory having the largest proportion of prisoners who have previously been imprisoned of any state or territory according to the latest figures from the Australian Bureau of Statistics.\nThe statistics for June 30, 2017, also reveal that the ACT has the highest proportion of unsentenced prisoners of all states and territories, at 39 per cent.\nThere were 449 adult prisoners in the ACT in June 2017, an increase of two per cent from the previous year.\nThe median prisoner age was 39 and most prisoners (91 per cent) were men, although the percentage of women had increased.\nThe most common offence was \u2018acts intended to cause injury\u2019 at 27 per cent (120 prisoners) followed by sexual assault at 12 per cent (55 prisoners).\nA total of 337 prisoners \u2013 or 75 per cent of the ACT\u2019s adult prison population \u2013 had previously been imprisoned under sentence. This compares to the national average of 57 per cent.\nThe ACT\u2019s high rate of re-offenders contrasts with the NSW rate of 52 per cent and is out of step with the stated aims of the Alexander Maconochie Centre to be a place which \u201cemphasises rehabilitation\u201d.\nThe Alexander Maconochie Centre. File photo.\nThe Northern Territory had the second highest rate after the ACT, with 72 per cent of prisoners having previously been imprisoned under sentence.\nAn ACT Government spokesperson told The RiotACT that standard recidivism measures provide a basic tool for measuring what is typically a complex issue.\n\u201cThe ACT\u2019s low rates of imprisonment (the lowest after Tasmania) means that offenders who receive custodial sentences typically have more endemic offending behaviours,\u201d the spokesperson said.\n\u201cUnderstanding the drivers behind offending and reoffending behaviours is important. Factors including changes to sentencing legislation, police operations, and court sentencing practices can impact on recidivism reporting.\u201d\nCommitment to reduce recidivism by 25 per cent by 2025\nThe spokesperson said that the Government is committed to reducing recidivism by 25 per cent by 2025 and to supporting detainees to successfully re-integrate into the community.\n\u201cACT Corrective Services is developing a Rehabilitation Framework to address offending behaviour and work with detainees to better reintegrate into the community following their imprisonment,\u201d the Government spokesperson said.\n\u201cThe Extended ThroughCare program also provides assistance for eligible detainees exiting custody to help them reintegrate into the community.\u201d\nAccording to the spokesperson, the definition of \u2018prior imprisonment\u2019 for the purposes of the ABS publication is anyone under sentence as at 30 June that is known to have been previously imprisoned in an adult prison.\n\u201cPeriodic detention is included as prior imprisonment. 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Queensland has the second largest (21 per cent), while the ACT and Tasmania have the lowest proportions, each with one per cent of total prisoners.\nAre you concerned about the number of repeat offenders in the ACT? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.\nTags act corrective services ACT Government ACt prisoners Alexander Machonochie Centre Australian Bureau of Statistics recidivism unsentenced prisoners William Milne\njustin heywood 10:22 pm 11 Apr 18\nIronic, given that the high rate of recidivism in the \u2018inhumane\u2019 NSW prison system was frequently trotted out as a key reason for the establishment of the AMC in the first place.\nhttps://the-riotact.com/needle-and-syringes-amc/128463/comment-page-3?sort=oldest#comments\nSpiral 11:08 am 12 Apr 18\nThat link has some rather ironic statements by Mr Hargreaves considering the death of Steven Freeman.\nJackson Bond 2:17 pm 11 Apr 18\nMaybe we should take a lesson from Alexander Maconochie himself.\nHe believed that prisoners sentences should be indefinite \u2013 the criminals would have to earn a certain number of \u2018marks\u2019, or credits for good behaviour and hard work, before they were released. To earn enough marks to be released they must work and behave. Dont work or behave? Fine, but you will never get enough \u2018marks\u2019 to buy your release.\n\u2018Marks\u2019 could also be exchanged for luxuries if the prisoner was so inclined (although this would mean it took longer to save the required marks for release. Under Maconochie, the criminals would pay for everything with \u2018marks\u2019 they earned. The only free items were a subsistence diet of bread and water.\nThe centre is named after him, how about we start adhering to the principles he believed in.\nCapital Retro 10:57 pm 11 Apr 18\nA sort of \u201csocial credit\u201d scheme but on the inside. Sounds good to me.\nJames_Ryan 11:22 am 11 Apr 18\n\u201cTrends identified in the directorate\u2019s survey included staff concerns about workplace bias, preparedness to speak-up against misconduct and confusion around areas of accountability.\u201d\n\u201cJACS is committed to improving its workplace culture, the results are reflective of the differences in culture reflected in the diverse nature of JACS function,\u201d a directorate spokesman said.\u201d\nhttp://www.canberratimes.com.au/act-news/justice-directorate-staff-are-concerned-about-bullying-and-harassment-20180409-p4z8kg.html\nNothing to see here. Nothing the public need concern itself with. Trust us, we got this.\nCapital Retro 9:25 am 11 Apr 18\nWe used to have \u201ccrime and punishment\u201d Now it is \u201ccrime and nourishment\u201d.\nHow about expunging all this touchy-feely rehabilitation nonsense and issue heavy duty blockbusters with a rock pile and daily quota?\nThe convicts that were transported to Australia got the idea very quickly and were rewarded with emancipation. Most went on to build Australia into the great nation it once was. The supervisors even had a pick twice as heavy as the normal issue which was called \u201cthe punishment pick\u201d. This was given to repeat offenders.\nThey will need a lot of punishment picks at AMC.\nJames_Ryan 9:02 am 11 Apr 18\nThe community should be concerned. Not by the number of repeat offenders in the ACT, per se, but by the AMC\u2019s failure to rehabilitate offenders. When compared against the aspirations for and claims about the AMC (i.e. education not industry; human rights compliant; focus on rehabilitation \u2013 where NONE of those things have been achieved), the AMC has been an utter failure.\nSuccessive senior executives, prison managers and deputies have delivered these outcomes on behalf of our community. Whilst the prison portfolio is somewhat of a poisoned chalice, and the relevant minister has undoubtedly been poorly advised, the buck stops with the minister.\nThe minister should therefore be more proactive: more direct involvement in and oversight of Corrections ACT management and governance; closer investigation of complaints and concerns; more thorough backgrounding of key appointees BEFORE they get hired; and the re-creation of an advisory group including community sector appointees to review health/AOD-related performance data and provide external oversight. Importantly, the Minister needs to turn an ear to people who are saying what is wrong rather than deferring to executives and managers saying \u201cnothing to see here\u201d.\nScott Welsh 8:51 am 11 Apr 18\nNot much in our prison system has changed since Europeans settled here, yet we persist with this archaic stupidity. 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        "raw_content": "Later in the program we'll hear from Jason Hart, CTO for enterprise and cybersecurity at Gemalto. They're the sponsors of this show.\nDave Bittner: [00:00:04] Hello, everyone. And welcome to CyberWire-X, a series of specials designed to highlight important security topics affecting organizations around the world. This is the final installment of a four-part series called \u201cGround Truth or Consequences: The Challenges and Opportunities of Regulation in Cyberspace.\u201d Today, we look at case studies in risk and regulation. We'll examine some of the game-changing, high-profile breaches like Yahoo, Equifax and OPM along with their impacts and lessons learned.\nDave Bittner: [00:00:35] A program note, each CyberWire-X special features two segments. In the first part of the show, we'll hear from industry experts on the topic at hand. And in the second part, we'll hear from our show sponsor for their point of view. And speaking of show sponsors, a word from our sponsor, Gemalto.\nDave Bittner: [00:00:56] Your enterprise is rich with sensitive data at rest and in motion throughout the network. But what happens if that sensitive data isn't secure or if it's improperly accessed? We're guessing that regardless of what defenses you have currently implemented, the thought of your data being stolen or manipulated keeps you up at night. Gemalto tackles the two main causes of cyberattacks - identity theft and data breaches. They do this by providing next-generation digital security built from two technologies, secure digital identification and data encryption. Gemalto already operates these solutions for many well-known businesses and governments, protecting trillions of data exchanges. And as independent security experts, they guarantee digital privacy and compliance with data protection regulations. Gemalto puts you back in control of your own data. Visit Gemalto today to learn more about their access management and data protection solutions. You can also check out the most recent findings from the Breach Level Index, which tracks the volume and sources of stolen data records. Go to gemalto.com/cyberwire to subscribe and learn more. That's gemalto.com/cyberwire. And we thank Gemalto for sponsoring our show.\nChristopher Pierson: [00:02:23] I can remember back in - being outside counsel at a large - a large corporate law firm and handling the first breach. It was, like, July 8 of 2003.\nDave Bittner: [00:02:33] That's Dr. Christopher Pierson. He's CEO and founder of BLACKCLOAK.\nChristopher Pierson: [00:02:38] But I think really, the big breaches that were out there were maybe CardSystems, which was a payment card system back in Arizona. That was one of the first big ones. But the one that really lingers in everyone's mind is definitely TJX - yeah, T.J.Maxx. That brand of companies, whereas in 2006 to '07, they had some 46 - it started out smaller - but up to 90 million cards and other unique pieces of information that were - that were stolen.\nChristopher Pierson: [00:03:09] So for TJX, a lot of that included driver's license numbers that were written on checks and some other information there, as well as the credit and debit card information. But, I mean, I think really, TJX is what propelled things onto the front page.\nDave Bittner: [00:03:23] And what was the response in the industry to have something like this happen at that scale?\nChristopher Pierson: [00:03:29] A lot of the interesting things actually came out of the banks on that one. So there were a large number of banks that had credit cards and debit cards that were associated with that breach. They're the back - not necessarily the back end, but they were the providers of the cards that were actually used. And because TJX was nationwide and because it impacted all the consumers, all the banks were basically saying, well, why are we paying for this? Why do we have to reissue the card? You know, it cost $20 to $30 to reissue a credit card at that point in time. So why do we have to do this? We are otherwise impacted. We need some remuneration. We need something to happen as a part of this breach.\nChristopher Pierson: [00:04:05] And it was then that you started hearing a little bit about chip-and-PIN, EMV and that discussion take root. It later on resurfaced with Target, you know, some - some six, seven years later in 2013. But I think that with TJX, it was one of the ones that hit almost all consumers in some form or fashion. It was large enough scale. You had banks getting on the national headlines saying, you know, why should we be saddled with the fraud that's resulting from this? Because it was active fraud, especially on the card's side.\nChristopher Pierson: [00:04:36] But on the flip side, you know, as a - as a part of the settlement, you know, what's interesting is a part of the key settlement, what consumers actually got that were otherwise aggrieved - I mean, yes, some credit monitoring and all the rest if you hit the right trigger categories for information stolen. But they also got, you know, some $50 - I forget what the exact amount was - $50 worth of TJX gift cards to go back and shop again at the store. So it was a masterful settlement by outside counsel there in terms of funneling the people that were aggrieved right back into the stream of commerce, back into the store.\nDave Bittner: [00:05:08] Now, how did a breach like that affect people's approach to to calculating their risk. Did it cause a recalibration? You mentioned how the - you know, the banks were kind of pointing the finger at the retailer and saying, well, wait, this isn't our fault.\nChristopher Pierson: [00:05:23] Yeah, you know, in terms of risk, I think this was the one case that, when it started out, this was the one case that everyone, whether you were in - I was, you know, the chief privacy officer of Royal Bank of Scotland at that point in time. But, you know, it was one of those that was being used not just in the financial space but in the health care space and aerospace and defense and all these different sectors.\nChristopher Pierson: [00:05:43] Everyone was pointing to the TJX incident, TJX breach, and saying, that could happen here within our own company in some form or fashion. And we need to be prepared. We need to start making sure we have the right controls. We need to be making sure that, from a risk-alignment perspective, we are actually upping and categorizing this cybersecurity risk as something that is more definite on our risk inventory.\nChristopher Pierson: [00:06:08] And then, I mean, you're talking, yes, there was, you know Archer Systems and a few different things that were percolating from a GRC, a governance risk and compliance side. But really, a lot of people were still locked in Excel spreadsheets then. And I think it's at that point time that you start to get these line items for, you know, hackers break in. They steal something of value, steal card data, you know, SSNs, driver's license numbers, other pieces of information. That's where I think things really started hitting on the risk registry in terms of making sure that cyber was one of those things that you would actually have and that you would take control of and really try to mitigate the risks of.\nChristopher Pierson: [00:06:46] For many, many years afterwards - and for some companies still today, but for many years afterwards - easily until 2013 to maybe 2015, cybersecurity's an IT issue and an IT issue exclusively. So yet for another seven to eight years, it's entirely an IT issue. TJX didn't change that conversation, unfortunately. It was still, hey, let the IT guys handle it. IT's in charge of it. It's an IT problem. It's not a reputational risk problem. It's not an overall business problem. It's not an overall operational problem. That's where the dialogues kind of died down.\nDave Bittner: [00:07:21] And these systems were not making significant use of encryption at the time either?\nChristopher Pierson: [00:07:27] No, not really. I mean, you had - you know, in 2007, 2008, you finally had, you know, people saying, hey, we should really look at all laptops being encrypted, all mobile devices being encrypted. But, you know, it wasn't until Massachusetts CMR 17.00, where it actually, as a state law, pushed out a mandate that all mobile devices be encrypted - and it wasn't until that point in time, which really, those regulations took effect in March of 2010.\nChristopher Pierson: [00:08:00] So it wasn't until 2010 that there were some stick there to say, you must do this if you have a Massachusetts resident as your customer or you're doing business in Massachusetts, which, of course, you know, many companies were doing in terms of having customers - almost, you know, equal weight to California. California being the biggest stick, obviously, with, you know - I forget what it is - fifth-largest GNP in the world.\nChristopher Pierson: [00:08:22] But as a result of that, you know, encryption was starting to be pushed in in terms of mobile devices, in terms of pushed in in terms of phones, maybe even little more laggard there until 2012 and '13 on phones. But, you know, database-level encryption was not widely in use. In some places, you were actually doing field-level encryption for just that specific field.\nChristopher Pierson: [00:08:45] But when marketing would take the data out of one database and create a new data warehouse, you know, the information would be unencrypted again and so on and so forth. So you really had data propagation in terms of - or proliferation, in terms of it going everywhere, and that - that key level of encryption, if it existed, only existing in that one place. So still very, very, you know, kind of raw and new in terms of encryption for large companies.\nDave Bittner: [00:09:13] I want to go through some of these high-profile breaches with you.\nChristopher Pierson: [00:09:16] Yeah.\nDave Bittner: [00:09:16] And get your take on, you know, where they stand - where they stand out and sort of the lessons that the industry and the public learned from them. Why don't we start with one of the biggies? And that's Yahoo from 2013.\nChristopher Pierson: [00:09:29] Yeah, I mean, you know, the Yahoo breach or breaches - right? - 2013 and 2014, you had some 500 million in the first, and then, you know, kind of the resulting. I think the grand total is around 3 billion in terms of usernames, passwords and other information there. I mean, you know, certainly the biggest - certainly one of the most impactful in terms of just about everyone had, as a stopping point - I mean, at some point in time, everyone had some type of AOL, maybe a Hotmail. Definitely everyone had some type - type of Yahoo address.\nChristopher Pierson: [00:10:00] And of course, look, the end users using this - password safes, you know, weren't in wide existence back then in easy format. You know, there are a number that are standalone, now a number that are cloud-based and online and apps. But, you know, highly likely, if someone had a Yahoo email, that their password to that email was the same as it - to Gmail, same that they were using in - at work, and they were using other places or with some minor modifications.\nChristopher Pierson: [00:10:25] I think as I - as I look at Yahoo, great data trove to find out what someone's password is, see if they're using it similarly on other websites and attack them at those websites in terms of their corporate life or other associations that they may be a part of, especially associations they may be a part of that could yield you other information, other intelligence or point out weaknesses in them, especially if you want to target that individual or that company. Also a good treasure trove in terms of - right? - documentation, I mean, everyone putting their airlines or their rental car, the hotels or whatever, into Yahoo over the years - and, you know, obviously equally Gmail. But, I mean, you know, Yahoo seems to be the one-stop shop.\nDave Bittner: [00:11:05] And what have we taken away from that? What were the lessons learned there?\nChristopher Pierson: [00:11:09] Well, I mean, I think there's a few different things. First of all, obviously you have large-scale breaches over a number of different years, a number of different, you know, kind of quote, unquote \"administrations,\" if you will, within Yahoo. I look at it as a, you know, a cultural issue, a cultural problem from the outset. So there is a problem there in terms of culture. There's a problem there in terms of governance. There's a problem there in terms of the realization and the acknowledgment from the top on down, from the board and C-level suite on down that, at the end of the day, they are a data company.\nChristopher Pierson: [00:11:41] They live and die off of data. Therefore, they must be a cybersecurity company, and it must be baked into everything they do. From all public accounts, it looks like it was an uphill battle and, in many instances, to get the funding and the things that they needed to be done. But that's no excuse - none whatsoever. Seems like absolutely the wrong culture, something in opposite to storing and safeguarding, you know, however number of many of people and accounts and or amount of data that they had and held.\nChristopher Pierson: [00:12:07] So I look at it as that's one massive lesson in terms of, you are a cybersecurity company. You're an IT company. The two things go together. That lack of realization, in terms of Yahoo, of not saying, well, yeah, we make our money via marketing, but we are only able to exist because of our name and reputation and goodwill.\nDave Bittner: [00:12:26] Yeah, let's move on and talk about Equifax. I mean, that one was particularly damaging, yes?\nChristopher Pierson: [00:12:31] I mean, that's probably one of the most damaging breaches ever. And it isn't just a, Dave Bittner's record is exposed in terms of he has a Citibank card, an American Express card and a home loan here and a car loan there. I mean, that's - that's, you know, obviously personal and private information, yes. The biggest thing for the breaches is what all the banks use and mortgage, financial companies use, even government uses, which is it's the single source of data input for what's called KBA - knowledge-based authentication. So, you know, you, Dave, when you're, you know, trying to buy that new ski chalet. You're filling out the - I know (Laughter).\nChristopher Pierson: [00:13:12] But you know, when you're filling out all that information and it's trying to ascertain your identity, it's asking you those questions. Dave, what was the first color of car you got? Who was your first home mortgage with? You know, what was the first credit card you got with? Who was the bank behind that? Those are all KBA - knowledge-based authentication - questions, proving to that third party that you have a degree of knowledge about your financial patterns and other things about your life over a 10, 20, 30-year history, period of time. You can't erase them.\nChristopher Pierson: [00:13:45] Your first car was purple. It just is what it is, you know? It was a Dodge Dynasty. And it was Acme Insurance Company and Acme, you know, Mortgage Company for the house. You can't change those. This knowledge-based authentication is the backbone for the banks, credit card transactions and other things that we do that are more financial nature.\nChristopher Pierson: [00:14:03] And that entire database, really - half of the population of the United States is gone. Someone else has it, has access to it and can figure out all of those answers for what 50 percent of the United States consumers are doing as it relates their background. That's really damaging. And the only thing that's actually going to make it less risky is time, i.e. another 30 years, really, to wash through the system. We can't do anything about that. It is what it is.\nDave Bittner: [00:14:32] I want to talk about some of the breaches that weren't so much consumer-focused but that really could kind of hit us at a nation state level. I'm thinking about the OPM breach. I'm thinking about the Sony hack and even things like, you know, Ashley Madison, FriendFinder, where you're getting personal information that could be used to extort someone.\nChristopher Pierson: [00:14:53] When you take a look at those tools that are useful for, yes, intelligence purposes but also for ransom or extortion or reputational issues, I mean, it doesn't get any better than OPM. Office of Personnel Management has the SF-86, standard forms, that are the entry point to apply for classifications or clearances within the United States government, whether it be confidential, secret or top secret and above, you know, this is the one form, one size fits all. And the information on that form is incredibly, incredibly sensitive, incredibly personal.\nChristopher Pierson: [00:15:30] And it's not just on the individual. It's on them, the spouse, significant other, the kids, their parents, the significant other's parents and relatives, any foreign contacts. I mean, it goes on and on and on. Well, that information in one easy-to-find document that can be indexed, OCRed, stolen - and even if it's the old-fashioned written forms, stolen and then OCRed later on - I mean, is a treasure trove for any intelligence agency anywhere in the world, period. Not only does it tell who someone is, you know, give, potentially, weaknesses about them - because it's illegal to lie on that form - and it potentially tells others who to get to to get to that person.\nChristopher Pierson: [00:16:12] All of that taken together is - I mean, it's like the perfect roadmap - really, a perfect roadmap. The same thing in terms of like - from a flip side. You know, Ashley Madison, FriendFinder, I mean, these are 2000 - what? - 15, 16. I mean, if an intelligence agency is able to get active knowledge of active users on those types of sites, perhaps put people in place, exploit them, exploit the individual, embarrass the individual - I mean, you know, kind of a treasure trove there once again.\nChristopher Pierson: [00:16:40] And same thing in terms of, you know, some of the IP breaches in Sony, just, you know, a little bit different - the embarrassment or the extortion factor of Sony, but we're also going to steal your intellectual property. I think, you know, one of the James Bond movies, the script was stolen. A few other things were stolen in there. But then - dot, dot, dot - the extra add-on is, oh, and by the way, since your exchange server is next door to all this fun, cool stuff, we're going to look through all of your emails and find the most embarrassing emails that we can about the best stars that are out there, the ones that make you the most amount of money. And we're going to expose those emails of you complaining about Brad Pitt or complaining, again, about whatever store - star it was.\nChristopher Pierson: [00:17:22] And - right, I mean, that goes straight to the bottom line.\nDave Bittner: [00:17:25] Yeah, absolutely. And I wonder, you know, when you look back at some of these big breaches, is there any thread that goes through them where if only we had done this, if only we'd thought about this, then maybe this wouldn't have happened?\nChristopher Pierson: [00:17:41] Well, I think there's a tactical piece of that that needs to be there. But at a higher, strategic level, I think most certainly. It is absolutely a miss in terms of each one of these companies not putting enough value on the data that they have and hold and the value to them in terms of damage and reputational damage and branding damage and/or operational damage to the loss of control of the data. There, somehow, is this misnomer that even though the data isn't gone and can never, ever be found, that it still can be damaged and the company can be damaged by others having access to it or control or your losing control to it. And it's that inability to accurately risk rate what you have and translate it into how this makes you money, how this makes the company survive and how this actually, you know, promotes and supports the products and services you have.\nChristopher Pierson: [00:18:37] It's that - I mean, I go back to the risk equation here in terms of if there was a proper risk assessment that was done, that was well understood - not an IT risk assessment, talking about a business risk assessment. What is it that actually makes the company go? I would hasten to say across all of these companies, they didn't actually say, what can make us or break us in the digital realm? And what do we want to do about it? How do we want to act on this? And do we, the board, approve it? Do we, executive management, approve it? Do we, the one person who's in charge of cybersecurity, you know, approve it? And we didn't do that. And I think that's a theme throughout all of these.\nJason Hart: [00:19:23] We've learned nothing, if I'm really true. If we go back all the way to TK Maxx, Heartland Payment Systems, the RSA security breach, every breach that we've seen today is what I call a confidentiality breach.\nDave Bittner: [00:19:35] That's Jason Hart. He's CTO for enterprise and cybersecurity from our show's sponsors, Gemalto.\nJason Hart: [00:19:42] It's where data's been compromised and exposed and published. And that's been done, in some cases, because it was very simple to do, to expose the data, the data that is being used to conduct other forms of attack or breaches. But ultimately, as per with the previous podcast with you, Dave, it's always about data. The bad guys have this ability to get access to data, sensitive data, expose that sensitive data, when actually they shouldn't have been able to do that.\nJason Hart: [00:20:13] So for me, to date, every breach has been a confidentiality breach. Reputational impact, financial impact, etc. But we're entering into a world of what I call a world of integrity attacks, which is going to bring us a world of bigger pain than we've ever seen before.\nDave Bittner: [00:20:32] Well, let's dive into that. What do you mean by that?\nJason Hart: [00:20:34] Every breach that's happened today, it's been about exposing the data. You know, there's been reputational impact, and some in some cases there's been some substantial fines. But the way we consume data and use data today, we make business decisions. So what about if the bad guys may have already altered data, altered the integrity of the data, for a downstream effect? So let me give you an example. And this is purely a theoretical example.\nJason Hart: [00:21:02] So as you may have gathered from my accent, I'm from the England. In England, in the U.K., I live in a very rural village. And it's a farming community. I have two neighbors, both farmers, Will and George. They're brothers. Going back 2 1/2 years ago, one Sunday afternoon, George and Will wanted to come around. You know, in a very English farming way in North Somerset, we were - they brought some cheese and then brought some cider. But the key reason they came around was to show me their new tractors. One had a Massey Ferguson. One had a John Deere. And what they were really blown away by was the automation, the IoT, the telematics. So their new tractors could actually identify the crop quality, the soil quality, the yieldage (ph), the acreage, etc. So from a farming point of view or farmer's point of view, that was providing them a lot of valuable information.\nJason Hart: [00:22:00] So for me, I started thinking in my odd way, as I do, like a bad guy, providing some situational awareness around the whole situation. So as a farmer, I understand the need. I sign up to a subscription. I get this data. This data, I can use to monetize my farm. I can get more yieldage, etc. Brilliant. However, from a manufacturer's point of view, you know, it's an additional amount of revenue, but it's not a huge amount of revenue in contrast to what the machinery costs, etc. So I was thinking, OK. I'm the manufacturer now. So now I have visibility, or I have data sets of the yieldage for the crop quality or the soil quality across the whole of the U.K. That's interesting. And again, this is all theoretical.\nJason Hart: [00:22:49] Now I have that data set to say, actually, the crop quality is going to be - is poor, or whatever. I've got some insight. So maybe with that data, I could sell that data on. So, Dave, who would you sell that data set on to?\nDave Bittner: [00:23:03] I guess the nation next-door who you're competing against in selling your crops?\nJason Hart: [00:23:08] Or what about now suddenly we start selling onto the commodity markets to give them insight to, actually, the U.K. or Europe. Maybe, you know, the crop quality is lower. You know, it's real-time data. Or, actually, the soil quality, because of, you know, the lack of rain, or whatever. So you've got this real-time data.\nDave Bittner: [00:23:24] Are we going to have a good year, or not?\nJason Hart: [00:23:26] Exactly. So now they can bring that number, or they've got that data set so actually they can formulate into some of their analytics.\nJason Hart: [00:23:34] So now think like a bad guy. What if I could access all of that IoT environment and alter the integrity of the data knowing that the flow of that data is most probably being used to actually look at the, you know, the futures market or whatever, or the commodities markets. So now knowing that, as a bad guy, if I was to, every piece of data that was entered and then put back up into the cloud, divide it by two, I can actually control the commodity market. And at the same time, I can legitimately put money on the commodity markets but alter the integrity of the data that's going into effect that price. That's what we call an integrity attack on a grand scale.\nDave Bittner: [00:24:14] And so what's the mitigation to that? How do you shepherd that data through to make sure that the integrity is there from start to finish?\nJason Hart: [00:24:24] And that's my point. To date, we've barely protected the confidentiality of data. No one's actually thinking about the integrity of the data, is it true? So we can take a thousand different types of businesses and say, right, those businesses are using data to make appropriate business decisions. At what point are they validating the input and the output and the integrity of it? So a bad guy, all he needs to do now is, at some point in the lifecycle of that data, just manipulate the integrity of that data to effect a downstream effect or have a consequential impact.\nJason Hart: [00:25:00] My point here, Dave, is at the point an organization finds out that they've been susceptible to an integrity attack, they've made business decisions already. Within a confidentiality attack, yeah, it's publicized, it's in the press. There's reputational impact, maybe some financial. Business moves on. Integrity attack, it's going to be too late because the damage has already been done two years ago. And you've actually been using that data to make appropriate business decisions. It's a very, very dangerous form of attack, and it's what I call the invisible attack which is going to come and bite our backsides.\nDave Bittner: [00:25:36] And I could imagine, particularly in regulated industries, you could almost have a double whammy where if you'd been, unbeknownst to you, reporting faulty data, well, the regulators are going to have a problem with that as well.\nJason Hart: [00:25:52] Totally, yeah. And again, the integrity attack could have happened three, four years, you know, prior to, actually, the regulator realizing. So now where do you go from here?\nDave Bittner: [00:26:04] So I mean, looking at our history of some of these high-profile breaches, what leads you to this conclusion that this is the direction we're heading?\nJason Hart: [00:26:12] I always tend to look three or four years ahead. We're starting to solve some of the confidentiality issues. We're not learning, OK? We are getting there. Again, it all comes down to the previous podcast with you, Dave. It's all about data. We need to look at our data and understand, what are the likelihoods? What's the probability? What's the type of attacks? Is it a confidentiality risk? Is it an integrity risk? We're starting to solve some of the confidentiality risks, you know, the likes of GDPR, etc., for an organization, protecting data at rest, at source, in transit, etc.\nJason Hart: [00:26:46] But we'll also need to start thinking about new types of possibilities of things occurring. But as organizations become more secure, the attack surface moves elsewhere. And then, ultimately, it's all about making money from data or monetizing data. So now the bad guy is going to go, right. What if I can affect a cause or create a cause to occur to the left to affect a cause or an impact to the right to monetize?\nDave Bittner: [00:27:13] What is the solution to the integrity-focused attack? If we - you and I have talked previously about using encryption, technological solutions. If I take care of the basics, is that going to protect me from this as well?\nJason Hart: [00:27:28] Great question - nothing's changed here, Dave. It's the basics. So again, if we go back to the - you know, in time, you know, when - in the Victorian times, I would send a letter. There would be a wax seal on it. And if that was open or the seal would've been broken, guess what? I know the integrity of that letter has been compromised. No different - the controls to solve this problem are right there. They've been around for many hundreds of years. The technology's there - cryptography, key management solves these problems.\nDave Bittner: [00:27:59] Dare I invoke the name blockchain. Could that be a solution - having an open ledger?\nJason Hart: [00:28:05] Hugely - you know, so, again, you know, we're in a world of centralization. Going decentralized in ledger - 100 percent.\nDave Bittner: [00:28:12] If I'm a board member and I'm thinking about the things that should be on my radar in terms of risk, how should I be approaching from that direction?\nJason Hart: [00:28:24] So from an integrity attack, if you have done what I've previously outlined in my previous podcast with yourself, I have a risk register of data. Within that risk register of data, I know that certain types of data has a higher level of risk from a confidentiality integrity point of view. I need to ensure that the data which, potentially, could be affected from an integrity attack has the appropriate controls.\nDave Bittner: [00:28:49] Have what we've seen so far - have any of the high-profile breaches - have any of them been integrity attacks?\nJason Hart: [00:28:56] There's been - certainly been a couple in the U.S. The names of them have kind of gone from my head. But there's been a - in the legal sector, where MNA activity has happened, the integrity of some of that data has been used, yes.\nDave Bittner: [00:29:12] For organizations who are looking to get their head around this, where do they begin? What's your advice? How do we get started?\nJason Hart: [00:29:19] Again, it's about data, so understand the supply chain. We're in a world of technology now where the IT device is driving other kind of technologies. The data's being used to make other business decisions. Understand the flow of your data, the types of data, and at each level, ensuring that the low-hanging risks are mitigated.\nDave Bittner: [00:29:38] Do you feel like the message is getting out there?\nJason Hart: [00:29:40] No, I still think we are in a world of, well, why would someone target my organization? From a bad guy's point of view, they do it because they can. They do it for self-gratification. They do it for monetary reasons, country on country. There isn't always a real reason why they would target a particular organization. If you're an organization where you're not applying the appropriate security controls, the bad guys will target you. You may not even know they've targeted you. But at points in time, it will become apparent.\nDave Bittner: [00:30:11] So let me - again, getting back to this notion of looking at some of these high-profile breaches that we've seen over the past few decades, when you look at them, is there a common thread through them that if only they had done this, then these high-profile breaches might not have happened?\nJason Hart: [00:30:26] Yeah, 100 percent, Dave. You know, if we look in the past 21st century and look at the top 17, you know, breaches that have occurred, you know, they all had one thing in common. It was - one, it was data. But if they were applying the appropriate encryption and key management controls to that data, yes, they would've been breached. But it would've been, what I call, a secure breach. The data would've been rendered useless. We need to start applying the basic security controls - encryption, key management, forms of multifactor authentication. By doing that, we've vastly reduced every breach that we see to date. Until we do that, we're going to continually see the breaches on a daily occurrence. We apply the appropriate security controls to the data that actually matters.\nDave Bittner: [00:31:12] That's Jason Hart, CTO for Enterprise and cybersecurity at Gemalto.\nDave Bittner: [00:31:17] Thanks to them for underwriting this edition of CyberWire-X. Be sure to visit gemalto.com/cyberwire to learn more about their access management and data protection solutions and also find out about the Breach Level Index, which tracks the volume and sources of stolen data records. That's gemalto.com/cyberwire.\nDave Bittner: [00:31:38] Our thanks to Dr. Christopher Pierson from BLACKCLOAK for joining us. CyberWire-X is a production of the CyberWire and is proudly produced in Maryland at the startup studios of DataTribe, where they're co-building the next generation of cybersecurity startups and technologies. Our coordinating producer is Jennifer Eiben. Our CyberWire editor is John Petrik; technical editor is Chris Russell; executive editor is Peter Kilpe. And I'm Dave Bittner. Thanks for listening.",
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        "raw_content": "Bringing trust to a trustless world.\nListener follow-up on a URL issue. Dave describes an elderly couple scammed out of savings. Joe wonders if it's wise to unsubscribe. Guest Andre McGregor from TLDR Capital describes his work as a former FBI agent, and his experience consulting on Mr. Robot.\nBank account transfer scam:\nhttps://abc11.com/troubleshooter-durham-couple-loses-$8900-in-computer-virus-scam/4782799/\nAndre McGregor: [00:00:00] The criminal knew exactly the right language to get to someone. And yes, it may only work, you know, 10 percent. It may even only work 1 percent. But if you hit a million people, 1 percent is a really big number.\nDave Bittner: [00:00:12] Hello, everyone. And welcome to the CyberWire's \"Hacking Humans\" podcast, where each week we look behind the social engineering scams, phishing schemes and criminal exploits that are making headlines and taking a heavy toll on organizations around the world. I'm Dave Bittner from the CyberWire and joining me is Joe Carrigan from the Johns Hopkins University Information Security Institute. Hello, Joe.\nDave Bittner: [00:00:32] Later in the show, we've got my interview with Andre McGregor from TLDR Capital. He's a former FBI agent, and we'll be discussing some of the scams he's been seeing online. But before we get to all of that, a quick word from our sponsors at KnowBe4.\nDave Bittner: [00:00:46] So how do you train people to recognize and resist social engineering? Here are some things people think. Test them. And if they fall for a test scam, fire them. Or other people say if someone flunks the test, shame them. Instead of employee of the month, it's doofus of the day, or maybe you pass out a gift card to the one who gets the A-plus for skepticism in the face of phishing. So how about it? What do you think, carrots or sticks? What would you do? Later in the show, we'll hear what the experts at KnowBe4 have to say. They're the sponsors of this show.\nDave Bittner: [00:01:23] And we are back. Joe, before we get into our stories for this week, we got some follow-up from a listener.\nDave Bittner: [00:01:29] What do we have here this week?\nJoe Carrigan: [00:01:30] So listener Eric (ph) sent us a correction.\nJoe Carrigan: [00:01:32] Last week, I incorrectly said that if you make a URL that is www.dhl.com @ some malicious site or Joe's malicious site...\nJoe Carrigan: [00:01:42] ...That that's an abuse of email. It is not an abuse of an email URL. It is an abuse of a deprecated URL-based HTTP authentication.\nJoe Carrigan: [00:01:51] And Eric goes on to say back when dinosaurs roamed the internet...\nJoe Carrigan: [00:01:54] I think it's a very clever...\nJoe Carrigan: [00:01:55] ...Way of saying things.\nJoe Carrigan: [00:01:56] Some websites would let you authenticate with username, colon, password @ the website name using the authentication at the HTTP level. Now, most websites don't do this. Most websites actually never did this. You would enter a username and a password, and that happened in the web application. You wouldn't be using the web server to authenticate. You'd be...\nJoe Carrigan: [00:02:15] ...Using the application behind the web server.\nJoe Carrigan: [00:02:17] But if you wanted to avoid the log-in prompt from an HTTP authentication, you could use this. Two things about this.\nJoe Carrigan: [00:02:23] No. 1, I first started learning about web development in the late '90s.\nJoe Carrigan: [00:02:29] OK. so this was around then. Nobody ever discussed this. We never had this. I didn't know about this until late into the 2000s when I was taking a class on, actually, just design because my web design needed work and actually still needs work but...\nDave Bittner: [00:02:43] So this methodology had already fallen out of favor...\nDave Bittner: [00:02:46] ...At that point where it wasn't even covered.\nJoe Carrigan: [00:02:48] Yeah, and the second thing is that the...\nDave Bittner: [00:02:50] Either that, or you went to a substandard school for application development.\nJoe Carrigan: [00:02:53] No, I think you just never...\nJoe Carrigan: [00:02:54] It wasn't really school. It was me working with other people.\nJoe Carrigan: [00:02:58] And actually, I did take some training.\nJoe Carrigan: [00:02:59] But in the training, nobody ever discussed it. They always discussed, here's how you build an application for authentication.\nJoe Carrigan: [00:03:05] It was never use HTTP authentication.\nDave Bittner: [00:03:06] Interesting.\nJoe Carrigan: [00:03:07] The other thing is, this has been deprecated since 2005.\nJoe Carrigan: [00:03:11] OK. We both tried this in Chrome, and it worked.\nJoe Carrigan: [00:03:14] So a modern browser 13 years later is still susceptible to this, and this is the kind of thing hackers do. They find these obscure pieces of specifications that nobody knows about.\nJoe Carrigan: [00:03:24] And they exploit them. So I think it's time for web browser developers to stop using this in their web browsers and stop recognizing URLs with @ symbols as valid URLs for HTTP.\nDave Bittner: [00:03:35] Yeah. I wonder if there's some sort of under-the-hood reason why they still do but...\nJoe Carrigan: [00:03:39] There might be.\nJoe Carrigan: [00:03:40] I might be calling for something that can't technically be done.\nDave Bittner: [00:03:43] Yeah. Well, Eric, thanks for sending that in. We love it when you all keep us straight or add to the conversation. So we...\nDave Bittner: [00:03:49] ...Do appreciate that.\nJoe Carrigan: [00:03:50] And you never stop learning.\nDave Bittner: [00:03:52] That's right. Yeah. All right. Well, let's jump in with our stories this week. My story is a variation on something we've heard before. And it's interesting 'cause it touches on a couple things that I haven't heard before. So this is pretty much the standard Microsoft tech support scam where someone calls.\nDave Bittner: [00:04:09] In this case, this story comes from a local TV affiliate, ABC11 out of Durham, N.C. And there was an elderly couple. A woman named Amelia who was using her computer. And an alert popped up, and it said don't continue to use your computer and don't shut it down. So she and her husband Al - they immediately called the phone number on the screen.\nJoe Carrigan: [00:04:31] Oh, no.\nDave Bittner: [00:04:32] And here's where it gets interesting. The number said to be from the company that they subscribed to virus protection services from. So these guys were doing the right thing. They had some virus - antivirus installed on the computer. So the person on the other end of the phone says that this company was shutting down because of the fires in California, that their facilities had been lost to the fires, that they were shutting down and they were going to refund their money. So Al said that he thought this sounded legit enough.\nDave Bittner: [00:05:04] And they were going to give him a refund of $318. So Al gave the person on the phone remote access to his computer...\nDave Bittner: [00:05:11] ...So they could put the money right in his bank. This is where perhaps Al's judgment went off the rails a little bit. They got into his Chase Bank account through his computer. And instead of refunding the $318, they refunded $3,188 under the Chase account. So instead of 3-1-8, it was 3-1-8-8.\nDave Bittner: [00:05:33] And Al could see this in his account on his computer. And the person on the other end of the phone got all worked up and said, oh, my gosh, I made a mistake; this is terrible; my boss is going to be mad at me, and I'm probably going to lose my job because I put all this money in your account. And he told Al that he couldn't reverse the charges. So instead, wait for it, he asked Al and his wife to go buy some Walmart gift cards to refund the difference.\nDave Bittner: [00:05:58] So Al and his wife did this. They went to Walmart. They got $2,700 worth of gift cards. And they sent this person on the other end of the phone the numbers for the gift cards.\nDave Bittner: [00:06:11] So they thought that was that. The next day, Al sees that there's a couple more payments for the same amount - 3,188 in his account. They go back to Walmart, purchased $6,200 worth of gift cards, sent the numbers to the man who called them.\nJoe Carrigan: [00:06:27] This sounds like they're being used as money mules.\nDave Bittner: [00:06:28] Well, what's interesting is they eventually realize that the money was gone, of course. And these large amounts of money weren't actually being put into their accounts. They were being shuffled around from accounts that they had. So it was all - it was all their money all the time.\nDave Bittner: [00:06:47] And this bad guy on the other end - once he had access to their bank account, he was just shifting money from, you know, checking to savings or from...\nJoe Carrigan: [00:06:54] Oh, I see.\nDave Bittner: [00:06:55] ...Retirement account to - right. So they see these bits of money showing up, and they think this is being put in here. They go and get - buy the gift cards.\nJoe Carrigan: [00:07:04] OK. So the transfer is coming from inside the house.\nDave Bittner: [00:07:06] Right, exactly.\nJoe Carrigan: [00:07:07] I'll use your phrase.\nDave Bittner: [00:07:08] Like that old horror movie.\nDave Bittner: [00:07:08] It's coming from inside the house. Right. So the bad guys aren't actually sending them any money. They just have control of the bank account. They're making it look like there's money being put in, but it's really just being put in from the couple's other existing accounts.\nDave Bittner: [00:07:22] And so of course once the bad guys are gone, they're gone. The Walmart gift cards - the money's spent, and this couple's out almost $9,000.\nDave Bittner: [00:07:32] So obviously a couple of red flags here. You know, you never give over control of your computer...\nDave Bittner: [00:07:39] ...To someone who you don't know...\nDave Bittner: [00:07:41] ...And, goodness gracious, never your bank account information.\nJoe Carrigan: [00:07:44] Absolutely not.\nDave Bittner: [00:07:45] And of course if anyone asks for gift card payments, that's a big red flag as well.\nJoe Carrigan: [00:07:49] It should be. Yeah.\nDave Bittner: [00:07:50] So a hard lesson for these folks to learn, but some interesting things here. I thought both the use of the California fire...\nDave Bittner: [00:07:57] ...Was an interesting way to get in there. And then the shuffling of the money around - the existing money around, that's one I hadn't heard before.\nJoe Carrigan: [00:08:04] Yeah, that's a very clever, albeit absolutely just diabolical - the person that did this to this couple is a horrible person.\nJoe Carrigan: [00:08:11] But that is an interesting way to go about getting somebody to think that you've sent them the wrong amount of money, is just use their own money to fool them.\nDave Bittner: [00:08:19] Yeah. So that's my story. Joe, what do you have this week?\nJoe Carrigan: [00:08:21] So I was listening to our friends over at Smashing Security.\nJoe Carrigan: [00:08:24] And they had a guest on, Scott Helme, who talked about a tweet from somebody called InfoSecSherpa...\nJoe Carrigan: [00:08:30] ...At - on Twitter.\nDave Bittner: [00:08:32] Yeah, I follow her on Twitter.\nJoe Carrigan: [00:08:33] Do you? OK.\nDave Bittner: [00:08:34] Yeah, yeah. She's good.\nJoe Carrigan: [00:08:34] She had a tweet about the most diabolical phishing test ever.\nJoe Carrigan: [00:08:41] The email comes out - it's a phishing test that gets sent out to all the employees of a company. And it reads something like, are you tired of receiving all our phishing tests? Click here to unsubscribe. And if you click the unsubscribe link, you fail the phishing test because it's a phishing email.\nDave Bittner: [00:08:55] That doesn't seem very sporting of them.\nJoe Carrigan: [00:08:57] No, it doesn't seem very sporting. But, you know, it is a phishing test. They're going to work how they're going to work.\nJoe Carrigan: [00:09:01] But this got me thinking. Do you ever click on the unsubscribe links in spam emails?\nDave Bittner: [00:09:07] You know, no. I don't anymore. Now, I will click on an unsubscribe from a legit company who I have previously done business with.\nJoe Carrigan: [00:09:17] Yes. I just clicked on an unsubscribe link from Google...\nDave Bittner: [00:09:20] Right. OK.\nJoe Carrigan: [00:09:21] ...A couple days ago. They were sending me all kinds of stuff because I bought the Pixel phone. And it was getting annoying, so I turned it off.\nJoe Carrigan: [00:09:27] But I have never advocated clicking on the unsubscribe links because I've always thought that this was just an opportunity for somebody to, 1, validate that the email is correct...\nJoe Carrigan: [00:09:38] ...And, 2, validate that it's in use...\nJoe Carrigan: [00:09:40] ...Right? - that this is a valid email, and I use it.\nDave Bittner: [00:09:42] That is exactly the rationale that I use for not clicking on them myself.\nJoe Carrigan: [00:09:46] It would be very easy for a spammer to generate their own email list by using this technique. They could just generate random email addresses for a domain or follow a pattern that they know about a domain and then spam the entire domain. And whoever clicks on the unsubscribe link, I know that those people are willing to listen to me. And then I have a list of really high-quality email address.\nDave Bittner: [00:10:08] Right. These are hot addresses that are in use.\nJoe Carrigan: [00:10:11] And people care about them.\nJoe Carrigan: [00:10:12] So I've always assumed that this was the case for 20 years or so...\nJoe Carrigan: [00:10:15] ...And never actually looked into it (laughter).\nDave Bittner: [00:10:17] Yeah, why would we do that (laughter)?\nJoe Carrigan: [00:10:18] So I did some digging. I mean, a simple Google search.\nJoe Carrigan: [00:10:23] I found this article from Naked Security at Sophos.\nJoe Carrigan: [00:10:27] And they said five things about the unsubscribe link, and the first one is what I just said - that you confirmed that the email is valid and in use. The second one is, you've confirmed that you opened the email - right? - because you have to open the email to get to the link.\nJoe Carrigan: [00:10:40] If to unsubscribe you have to send an email - the message says, if you want to unsubscribe, reply with the word unsubscribe.\nJoe Carrigan: [00:10:48] Well, that contains all kinds of metadata that you might not want to disclose to somebody.\nJoe Carrigan: [00:10:52] If you click on an unsubscribe link and it opens a browser, that allows them to set cookies on your browser. So now they have tracking information on your browser about you. And finally of course - and this is the one that is, you know, the elephant in the room - the link can, of course, be just malicious. It could just...\nJoe Carrigan: [00:11:06] ...Start some kind of bad chain of events for you. The important thing is to remember that the unsubscribe link is just that. It's just a link. It could do anything. Your best bet is to just mark the email as spam, which automatically deletes it. Almost all the web-based email providers now have this feature. If you have a good corporate email, then they have that feature as well. Maybe you don't, but just delete the emails. Don't unsubscribe from it.\nDave Bittner: [00:11:29] It's remarkable to me what a good job that the email providers do with spam. Very little of that generic spam really makes it through anymore. It seems like...\nJoe Carrigan: [00:11:39] That's true. They...\nDave Bittner: [00:11:39] They really upped their game on that.\nJoe Carrigan: [00:11:40] Spam filtering is pretty good right now.\nDave Bittner: [00:11:42] Yeah, it really is. It really is. All right. Well, it's good advice, so let's move on. It's time for our Catch of the Day.\nDave Bittner: [00:11:52] Joe, this week's Catch of the Day was sent to us by a listener named Jacob. And he says, hey guys. My roommate was applying for a job. She submitted her application through the process, and then she got a response telling her that the job she applied for was filled, however, there was a different one available. How convenient. She didn't fall for it. Jacob says, I've never seen this particular type of scam attempted before, so I thought I'd forward it to you guys. Love the show. Cheers from Canada.\nDave Bittner: [00:12:20] And the email goes like this. Dear applicant, we received your application regarding the available job at Yukon Business School Canada job, but the initial position has been taken, as you have not made the short list. But there is an urgent personal assistant position at this time with one of our directors. Director says, as a director at Yukon School of Business with focus on other international business, the majority of my clients are out of the country. I need help with my errands because I am constantly out of town. As a matter of fact, I am currently on a business trip to Tokyo, Japan, at this time. I will prepay you in advance to do my shopping, bill payments and have the items sent to my P.O. box. I will pick the items up from the post office when I return from Japan second week in December. How soon can you start? I will email you the list and pictures of what to shop for so you can do the shopping at any leading store close to you. I'll pay you $400 for your service for 10 flexible hours every week. I am prepared to pay for mileage and travel expenses. Clear set of instructions for each task and sufficient funds to cover all errands will be provided. I would love to meet with you upon my return to discuss the possibility of making this job long-term under me with a better pay packet, as this is a trial period, and not an office position, to see how competent you are until my return. Let me know if you can do the job.\nDave Bittner: [00:13:39] What do you think, Joe?\nJoe Carrigan: [00:13:42] (Laughter). Well, the broken English here says volumes to me.\nDave Bittner: [00:13:47] (Laughter). Yeah. It's not - we've certainly seen worse. But, yeah. There are definitely some mistakes in here.\nJoe Carrigan: [00:13:51] Yeah. It is. I like how it says, director says, instead of putting the person's name. It literally says, director says.\nDave Bittner: [00:13:57] Yeah. And, of course, this person is out of town.\nJoe Carrigan: [00:14:00] Of course.\nDave Bittner: [00:14:01] Can't be reached. Far away.\nJoe Carrigan: [00:14:02] And they need you to spend money, which they promise they'll repay you.\nDave Bittner: [00:14:05] That's right.\nJoe Carrigan: [00:14:06] Yeah. Yeah. No. No, thank you.\nJoe Carrigan: [00:14:08] I'm glad your friend did not fall for this, Jacob.\nDave Bittner: [00:14:10] But again, as we've talked about, you know, this is one of those things where they - I guess somehow they got access to this list of people who had applied for jobs.\nJoe Carrigan: [00:14:18] Yeah. How did they get this information?\nDave Bittner: [00:14:20] Who knows? But they know that someone is maybe in a pickle. You know, they need work.\nJoe Carrigan: [00:14:25] Yeah. If you're looking for a job then you're already in the subcategory of people that might be willing to do something. Like I said before, I spent - back in 2010, I spent time looking for a job. And, you know, it gets a little disheartening at some point in time. You start latching on to things that might not be the best thing for you.\nDave Bittner: [00:14:41] Yeah. All right. Well, thanks, Jacob, for sending that in. That is our Catch of the Day. After the break, we're going to hear my interview with Andre McGregor from TLDR Capital. He's a former FBI agent. We'll be discussing some of the scams he's been seeing online. But before we get to that, a quick word from our sponsors at KnowBe4.\nDave Bittner: [00:15:02] Let's return to our sponsor, KnowBe4's, question. Carrots or sticks? Stu Sjouwerman, KnowBe4's CEO, is definitely a carrot man. You train people, he argues, in order to build a healthy security culture. And sticks don't do that. Approach your people like the grownups they are, and they'll respond. Learning how to see through social engineering can be as much fun as learning how a conjuring trick works. Here more of Stu's perspectives in KnowBe4's weekly Cyberheist News. We read it, and we think you'll find it valuable, too. Sign up for Cyberheist News at knowbe4.com/news. That's knowbe4.com/news.\nDave Bittner: [00:15:49] Joe, I recently spoke with Andre McGregor from TLDR Capital. Love that name.\nJoe Carrigan: [00:15:54] Love the name.\nDave Bittner: [00:15:56] (Laughter). Yeah. So he is a former FBI agent. Had quite a successful career with them. And so we're going to be discussing some of the stuff that he's tracking online. Here's my interview with Andre McGregor.\nAndre McGregor: [00:16:06] So we're still struggling to really understand the strength and, quite frankly, concern that the internet can bring us from a social engineering perspective, mainly because there's still a generational gap. When I was a FBI agent for several years out in New York, I spent a short stint at the Internet Crime Complaint Center. And that's essentially where people would go if they had a specific crime, or, type Google into the search engine and that's the first link you come to.\nAndre McGregor: [00:16:37] And it was interesting because you would see there's 8 million records of people being scammed or attempted to be scammed. And the narrative was always the same, which was the adversary or the criminal knew exactly the right language to get to someone. And yes, it may only work, you know, 10 percent. It may even only work 1 percent. But if you hit a million people, 1 percent is a really big number.\nAndre McGregor: [00:16:58] And so when you look at a social engineering scam, you're really just going after people and their emotions and sort of their state of mind. And in many ways, nothing's changed from the days of telephone scams. And nothing's changed from the days of mail scams, except for now it's on the internet.\nDave Bittner: [00:17:12] Now, you know, you bring up a really interesting point, which is this generational gap that, I think, certainly, there's the perception that that exists. Are we seeing that in reality? I mean, is it the older generation? Are they the ones who have the bull's-eye on their back?\nAndre McGregor: [00:17:26] It's not only the older generation. I mean, you know, everyone is a target. You know, it's the same reason why spear-phishing or phishing attacks that, you know, purport to be a legitimate email when in fact it's malware or it's asking you to send something still can work to do wire fraud scams at some of the largest companies if someone is expecting a communication, someone is used to a certain process and the criminal knows that.\nAndre McGregor: [00:17:49] They interject themselves, or they sort of man-in-the-middle attack and essentially get them to commit this, you know, crime unwittingly. From the generational side, what's interesting, especially during my time at IC3 having talked to victims that were north of 50 years old, I heard statements from them when they said, it just looked real. They had logos and icons that made it seem like it was exactly, you know, who they said they were in the company or the person.\nAndre McGregor: [00:18:19] And so I had no reason to suspect that it wasn't real or - this was the more interesting statement that one of the older victims had said. I figured the Internet was regulated, and this was not going to be a problem if I sent money to them. And so when you think about that, we've gone away from that in-person connection for us to feel comfortable handing over a hundred dollars, right? I mean, an actual $100 bill is something that you wouldn't feel comfortable just sort of, you know, giving it to anyone because you earned that money.\nAndre McGregor: [00:18:50] It's one of the main reasons why casinos immediately switch that money out to be chips so that people, mentally, are not thinking about cash when they're playing blackjack. They're thinking about little plastic things that are not as important. But when you start moving over into the telephone and now you start moving into the Internet, it's just so easy to transfer money that you wouldn't necessarily do to somebody if you were - had to actually give them a thousand dollars in currency in your hand.\nDave Bittner: [00:19:16] The generation that's coming up today - I suppose we could call them the digital natives. Do you think they have a more natural skepticism toward this sort of thing? Have they been trained to be a little more careful?\nAndre McGregor: [00:19:26] I would actually say that the skepticism still exists with the older generation because they've lived life longer to know that you can't trust everyone. I think the difference with the digital natives is that they understand technology better. So some of the scams that are easier to detect, they just immediately brush off, knowing that that wouldn't be legitimate because of the aspects around the actual fraud that's being perpetrated.\nAndre McGregor: [00:19:54] But I do think that especially when you look at some of the social engineering Twitter scams - Wolfgang Crypto - and giving, you know, ETH away - you know, an older generation would say, well, there's nothing for free or if it seems too good, it probably is. And that's just living life, whereas the younger generation says, hey, I want ETH or I have FOMO, and I want to be part of the mix and may be more likely to actually give money. So it's interesting. Depending on the scam, the digital native might have an upper hand or the older individuals might have an upper hand.\nDave Bittner: [00:20:28] Yeah. It's a really interesting insight. And I mean, why do you suppose that places like Twitter are such a fertile ground for these sorts of schemes?\nAndre McGregor: [00:20:36] Quite frankly, it's because of the reach, that you can get to, you know, millions of people very, very quickly. It's the same, again - you know, if you look at scams, very much like love, nothing really changes in, you know, the last 10 years, 50 years or a hundred years. It's still the same methodology of how a criminal needs to attack a victim, right? And I need to make the decision of am I being - making a targeted attack - and if I'm going to do a targeted attack, I want to have, you know, a high yield.\nAndre McGregor: [00:21:03] So hopefully, that one person I'm targeting, I get a million or $10 million out of that. Whereas if I'm going off of volume, then I'm going to target a million people or 10 million people and hoping that I get a dollar. And hopefully, that scam works. So it doesn't matter if it's Twitter or Facebook or even email. I'm going after a large population. What's interesting about Twitter is that I can purport to be someone else - legitimate - that other people have already provided trust, whether blind or otherwise, in the words of that person and use their fame and fortune to leverage my scam.\nAndre McGregor: [00:21:40] So that's, essentially, what Twitter is doing is - you know, someone that has a million followers, those followers are following them for a reason. And they're waiting for anything that they say. So if I can have the same picture, the same name and also recognize that people probably are not looking at the handle and say, oh, it's just off by a character - or they may not even be looking at the number of followers and saying, oh, wait. Why does this account only have, you know, 10 followers, whereas the legitimate account has, you know, 2.5 million followers? People - unfortunately, their eyes don't necessarily look at everything. They're used to just sort of looking at what makes sense, and that's how they get scammed.\nDave Bittner: [00:22:19] I think most of us have this natural impulse to want to trust.\nAndre McGregor: [00:22:23] That is life, right? I mean, that's the idea of family. That's the idea of community. That's the idea of religion. It all comes back to trusting people. But we're trusting people in a world where we don't actually meet them. And it's not to say that we can't do it. And that's one of the reasons why, you know, blockchain has created, you know, such a fervor over the last couple of years is the idea of being able to bring trust to a trustless world of the Internet.\nAndre McGregor: [00:22:47] And, you know, it's - you know, we have a global economy. What makes our global economy so strong right now is that we still have inherent trust in large companies like a Google or a Facebook or an Exxon or an IBM or even a central government because they've rooted their trust in centuries, if not of time with their people. But now you have these nascent companies, these nascent people that you want to trust. But you've never met them.\nAndre McGregor: [00:23:14] And so in a normal case, you'd want to meet them. But how do you meet someone that's halfway around the globe? That's inherently our problem with the Internet. And so to be able to have, you know, proper identification systems that are linked with the government, that are secure on the blockchain and allow for verification across multiple industries is a step for us to be able to start trusting people in a trustless world.\nDave Bittner: [00:23:40] Now, one of the things that you do is you're a technical consultant for the TV show \"Mr. Robot.\" And I'm curious. When it comes to how they handle things like social engineering scams in Hollywood, do you find that they're coming at this from a realistic point of view, or do you find yourself having to correct them pretty regularly?\nAndre McGregor: [00:24:02] (Laughter) Very good questions. I do enjoy the time that I get to work on the scripts and to be on set for \"Mr. Robot.\" What's fantastic about \"Mr. Robot\" in comparison to some of the other hacking shows that are on TV, you know, Sam, the creator, doesn't want to cut corners. He recognizes that, you know, we got 42 minutes. So you can't necessarily show all the details of what you would do for a particular hack.\nAndre McGregor: [00:24:28] But we don't want to skirt something to make it seem like it's movie magic. So it's really on us as consultants and technologists to be able to create a hack that is legitimate, that would work and then show the salient parts of that hack so that not only the viewer that just wants to enjoy the show can watch it and enjoy the scene but also the technophiles that are going to pause the screen and look at our code and...\nAndre McGregor: [00:24:56] ...You know, hopefully not find an errant semicolon or an extra space.\nAndre McGregor: [00:25:00] We'll be able to say, well, yeah, like, if you did execute that, that's exactly how that would work.\nAndre McGregor: [00:25:05] And so it's nice because, you know, this is what we sort of need in our digital age. So if you look at - let's look at medicine, for example. The pivotal moment in television for medicine was \"ER.\" That was a show where essentially, you know, we finally, you know, had proper medical terminology. We were not trying to skirt on process. And, you know, while, yes, there were some doctors that probably said, we wouldn't necessarily do it like that and...\nAndre McGregor: [00:25:34] ...Obviously you're not going to do live CPR on someone, you're still going to run through the processes as you would. And you could see that over time people started to accept the fact that, OK, now new shows like \"Chicago Med\" are even more realistic in medicine. So I like to think that \"Mr. Robot\" is like \"ER.\"\nAndre McGregor: [00:25:52] And we're only just the beginning stages of what you're going to see other television shows show when it comes to hacking or just, you know, techniques in technology.\nDave Bittner: [00:26:00] Yeah. It's an interesting point because when you sweat the details like that, you really can have almost an educational component to entertainment.\nAndre McGregor: [00:26:08] What I found interesting as well is that I will speak to audiences, you know, government officials. And the same statement I keep hearing over and over, which is, I tell co-workers or I tell my family to watch the show so that they finally either understand what I do every day or they finally start to understand some of the scams that they're seeing.\nAndre McGregor: [00:26:29] And so when we spend time on \"Mr. Robot\" showing how to root an android phone and its kernel or, you know, a social engineering scam and being able to, you know, clone an ID card or send a phishing email - it makes it more real because you think all these people that are working in offices - they take an annual information security training.\nAndre McGregor: [00:26:50] And that training - maybe they understand everything, or maybe they only understand parts of it. But to actually watch it on television to be able to say, oh, that's what that is; now I get it, only further benefits us as a society from an education perspective.\nDave Bittner: [00:27:06] Interesting guy, huh, Joe?\nJoe Carrigan: [00:27:07] Yeah. I liked that interview a lot. A couple of things he said resonated with me. One, they know the language when the scam's happening. They know how to get in. And actually, I think this is indicative of what he said later in the interview when you asked him about the generation gap - that really being over the age of 50 doesn't make you any more susceptible to scams. It just changes the kind of scam you're susceptible to, right?\nJoe Carrigan: [00:27:30] The same with being younger...\nJoe Carrigan: [00:27:31] ...Right? So a younger person might be more susceptible to the fear of missing out - fomo (ph), that he called it. And an older person might be more susceptible to a scam that has technical information.\nJoe Carrigan: [00:27:41] So when he talks about the scams where they say they know the language, the reason that's the case is because these scams are the ones that are successful.\nJoe Carrigan: [00:27:50] If you have a scam that's unsuccessful, it's because some red flag has gone off maybe 'cause they don't know the language.\nDave Bittner: [00:27:54] They refine them over time.\nDave Bittner: [00:27:56] They figure out what works and what doesn't, and then they share that information with their fellow scammers.\nJoe Carrigan: [00:28:00] Yeah. One of the words of the victims here resonated with me. I figured the internet was regulated. Nobody should figure that. Nobody should ever think that.\nJoe Carrigan: [00:28:07] The internet is a vast unregulated domain that is...\nDave Bittner: [00:28:10] Dumpster fire.\nJoe Carrigan: [00:28:11] It's a dumpster fire.\nDave Bittner: [00:28:12] Right, right. It's a dumpster fire, Joe.\nDave Bittner: [00:28:16] It's amazing that any of us make it out alive.\nJoe Carrigan: [00:28:19] Every day after I get off the internet, whatever I'm doing, I have to go take a shower.\nJoe Carrigan: [00:28:25] Trust is the foundation of family, society and religion, he says.\nJoe Carrigan: [00:28:29] Interesting that he points out religion because we've talked about scams or had Catch of the Day samples where people say, I'm a good Christian...\nJoe Carrigan: [00:28:37] ...Right? They're appealing to your religion, whatever it is, and I think this would work regardless of what your religion is, you know.\nDave Bittner: [00:28:42] Yeah. Just, I'm a person of faith, and so...\nDave Bittner: [00:28:44] Yeah, yeah. So we have that in common...\nDave Bittner: [00:28:46] ...Regardless of what your faith is.\nJoe Carrigan: [00:28:48] They're trying to build rapport with you. Chris Hadnagy talks about this in his book \"The Art of Social Engineering\" (ph) where you try to become a member of their tribe...\nJoe Carrigan: [00:28:55] ...By getting in there and say, hey, look, we're in the same religion, right?\nDave Bittner: [00:28:58] Yeah, yeah. Interesting. All right. Well, thanks to Andre for joining us - a really fun, interesting conversation. And that is our show.\nDave Bittner: [00:29:05] We want to thank our sponsors, KnowBe4, whose new-school security awareness training will help you keep your people on their toes with security at the top of their mind. Stay current about the state of social engineering by subscribing to their Cyberheist News at knowbe4.com/news. Think of KnowBe4 for your security training. Thanks to the Johns Hopkins University Information Security Institute for their participation. You can learn more about what they're up to at isi.jhu.edu.\nDave Bittner: [00:29:32] The \"Hacking Humans\" podcast is proudly produced in Maryland at the startup studios of DataTribe, where they're co-building the next generation of cybersecurity teams and technology. Our coordinating producer is Jennifer Eiben. Our editor is John Petrik. Technical editor is Chris Russell. Executive editor is Peter Kilpe. I'm Dave Bittner.",
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Progression of Infection The most incredible thing about the infection, really, is the extraordinary speed at which it propagates. This has led me to an initial supposition that it is viral or bacterial in nature, as I can\u2019t imagine any other pathogen reproducing this rapidly while simultaneously accomplishing what this one does. It takes about 2 hours for the pathogen to fully circulate through the body. This time does seem to vary quite largely. I don\u2019t have a large enough test group to be sure, but it appears to multiply more rapidly in more physically fit humans. This suggests that the body is utterly incapable of even slowing down the disease; instead, the pathogen is using the body\u2019s own resources against it to reproduce even faster. This points to a viral infection. Symptoms and Treatment Symptoms are quite easy to see. A massive fever spikes almost instantly to levels nearly high enough to kill and stay there until the patient dies. Vasodilation is also instantaneous and noteworthy, as the heart rate skyrockets simultaneously. I believe this may be related to the reproduction of the pathogen- carrying it around the body more rapidly with dilated blood vessels and extreme heart rate. This would kill a person within a day or so normally, but the pathogen doesn\u2019t have to worry about that. The fever, I believe, is not because the body is trying to fight off the infection, but because so much energy is being expended by the reproduction of the pathogen that it causes the heat. I\u2019ve attempted to treat Patients 2 through 7 with a variety of drugs in an attempt to slow down or kill the infection. Patients 2 and 5 got various antibiotics, Patients 3 and 6 got a cocktail of anti-viral agents, and Patients 4 and 7 got simple anti-inflammatory drugs such as ibuprofen. Unsurprisingly, none of the treatments were able to kill the pathogen. The antibiotics and antiviral treatments were, as I fully expected, completely ineffective. However, as I suspected, the anti-inflammatory drugs were able to slow the infection rate. Patients 2, 5, 3, and 6 all died within 3 hours, with most of the results favoring about 2 hours. However, Patient 4 lasted 12 hours before giving in, and Patient 7 could have lasted much longer if I hadn\u2019t stopped treating her. This seems to suggest that with copious amounts of anti-inflammatory drugs, a person could reasonably aim to delay the effects of the infection by as much as a week by my projections (not that it would do them any good in the end). Death Eventually, the high fever and rapid pulse cause the body to simply shut down. Once dead, it takes about 7 minutes for reanimation to take place. From my cellular analysis and tests, it appears that much of the two hours the patients spend alive but infected is used to rewrite the genetic code of the body. Once reanimated, the body functions incredibly different than that of a normal human, which could only truly be accomplished by the addition of extra RNA to cells. This almost certainly confirms my theory that it is, indeed, a virus. It appears that the pathogen makes use of the extra electrical gradient left within the human body after death. As the body begins to fully shut down, it kickstarts the brain with the leftover electrical energy. However, only a few small parts of the brain are restarted. The brain stem, for one, is returned to full function which allows the zombie to theoretically do anything a human can physically. The hypothalamus is not only restored to full function, but is completely overworked, causing the characteristic aggressive behavior. The hypothalamus also controls hunger, and even though it\u2019s disconnected from anything that should be signaling hunger, it gives the overwhelming feel of hunger to the patient. The occipital lobe continues to function to register hearing and seeing, as well. No parts of the brain capable of logic, reasoning, or empathy is restored. This is so consistent that it appears something the virus does makes it physically impossible for these parts of the brain to function. As such, that tissue dies within minutes of the zombie being reanimated. This confirms my suspicions that no cure will ever be found for already zombified zombies. Restored Functions Contrary to popular belief, most of the zombie\u2019s body continues to function and work in a \u201cliving\u201d way. Here\u2019s a quick reference of parts of the body that continue to function: *Some parts of the brain (as above) *Eyes and optic nerves *Ears and auditory nerves *All muscles *Salivary glands And parts that cease completely: *The rest of the brain *The circulatory system *The respiratory system *Most of the exterior nerves (more on this later) It appears that the pathogen rewrites the body to continue to function in two different ways; the parts of the body exposed to air (mostly skin tissue) begin to respirate much as plants do- they take oxygen from the air. On the inside of the body, cells use anaerobic respiration to reproduce without oxygen (unless they become exposed to air). Anaerobic respiration is highly inefficient and can\u2019t be used to sustain complex life for long periods of time. However, the zombie is much less of a complex life form than its human counterpart. When not affected by stimuli, it spends large amounts of its time stationary. Since it neither breathes nor circulates blood, very little energy is actually being used. When the cells inside the body run out of energy, they begin digesting other cells around them for energy (with the exception of muscles, ligaments, and tendons, which are prioritized beyond everything else to be kept alive). This gives zombies the appearance of decomposition. It is not, however, the kind of decomposition that happens to corpses. It is actually that the cells are being digested and repurposed to give energy to the rest of the body. Due to the copious amounts of blood splatter that tend to happen when killing a zombie, my colleagues had once posited that blood continues to flow in the zombie. That is, however, untrue. With only a few minutes of death and then the restoration of oxygen and energy to blood, most of it doesn\u2019t die. It just doesn\u2019t circulate, either. It coagulates a small amount- only enough to make it a bit clingy and thick, it still remains a liquid. From there, it is largely used by the zombie to fuel muscles and other vital cells. Hence, the longer a zombie has been zombified, the less blood remains intact within it. Most of the nerves in the body, also, are used for energy. With the exception of those closely connected to or in the brain (such as the auditory and optic nerves), the nerves are broken down and die. Thus, zombies feel no pain and get no stimulus from any sense of \u201cfeeling.\u201d Transmission Transmission of the pathogen occurs when any part of infected tissue (that remains alive) or fluid enters the body. This most often comes from either a bite or a scratch. Biting, obviously, imparts both blood and saliva into the victim. My comrades were, for a while, baffled by scratching infections. They thought at the time that somehow the pathogen collected under the fingernails and was transmitted that way; this is preposterous. Transmission through scratching happens because most zombies have stripped the skin off of the end of their fingers. Whether it be clawing doors, windows, barricades, or anything else in an attempt to get to their victims, they have no sense of self preservation or pain. This leads them to ripping large amounts of flesh from their hands, leaving bone and tissue exposed. The sharp edges of broken fingernails and jutting bone cut the victim, and the zombie\u2019s blood is quickly sucked into the victim\u2019s bloodstream. There are some less common ways of transmission as well. One occasional occurrence is blood splatter while killing a zombie. This is much less frequent than biting or scratching but can happen. There is much less blood splatter from hitting a zombie than there is from hitting a human due to the zombie blood being partially coagulated, but keep your mouth closed if you\u2019re killing one. It\u2019s also a bit thicker, so it tends not to get into superficial cuts in the skin like some diseases can. Still, caution should be taken to not let zombie blood get into open wounds or other orifices. Finally, it should be noted that ingesting zombie flesh does not infect the individual; it instantly kills them. Instead of digesting the pathogen, it is quickly transmitted across the body and causes such shock that the victim is killed in mere moments. This is not enough time for the pathogen to spread and do the necessary work in the body, and by the time it\u2019s ready to there\u2019s not enough electrical gradient remaining to revitalize the person. Un-reanimation Patients 8, 9, and 10 were used to see what effective methods there were of killing them. Patient 8 had parts of the body ripped off until only the head and spinal cord remained. It remained alive all the way until the end; zombies can live on without any part of their torso intact for a time. However, they quickly run out of food and the brain begins to digest itself, causing a fairly quick (2 days) death. Patient 9 was dealt massive trauma to the spinal cord. This was enough to \u201ckill\u201d it eventually. Most of the lower spine was damaged with no effect (other than paralyzing parts of the zombie), but once the brain stem was damaged it fell to the floor. Unable to move, the zombie remained \u201calive\u201d and probably would continue to even if the entire brain stem was removed. However, it is completely incapable of taking any action. The only threat that remains is that if one were to trip over it or otherwise injure oneself upon it, you could still be infected by it. In Patient 10 I dissected the brain. Destroying the hypothalamus was an interesting experiment; without the hunger and aggressiveness, the zombie did nothing. Nothing at all. It stood in place and didn\u2019t react to a single stimulus. A zombie like this is completely harmless. However, actually disconnecting the hypothalamus is something that could only be done in a laboratory like this one. After disconnecting the hypothalamus, I disconnected the occipital lobe, once again with very interesting results. The zombie fell to the floor, no longer receiving any stimulus- audio, visual, or other. With no impetus to act or ability to perceive, it just lay on the ground. It was still capable of moving- the brain stem was intact- but had no reason to. As such, if any of the facets of the brain are damaged or destroyed the zombie, while not technically dead, becomes a complete non-threat and for all intents and purposes is put down. Conclusion The pathogen behind the zombies is almost certainly some kind of virus. Because of it\u2019s make-up, current test results, and my experiments I firmly believe that no cure, antivirus, or vaccine will ever be plausible. There is no way a zombified individual could ever be cured. Any kind of passive immunity appears to be impossible- from what we can tell, it affects 100% of the human population. One final sidebar is that the pathogen does not effect other animals. Something about the differences in brain makeup make the pathogen incompatible- it causes the same symptoms (fever, heart rate, death) but no reanimation. God help us all.\nMicro-organisms and their risks\nRaptrix posted a topic in PZ Suggestions\nHey, I have played a few run throws now and though there are some basic level illness tweaks, how interested would people be in a mod or some such that took this to a new level? Introducing certain conditions and requirements for medications. I have drunk out of toilets and eaten raw food stuffs that would normally require cooking without any truly detrimental effect. Could we have parasites, bacterial or viral infections? Maybe random vomiting if infected that can give you away by noise to localised zombines. 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        "raw_content": "MCR Pathways \u2018Talent Taster\u2019\nWe always say at the loft, to \u2018design-with-soul,\u2019 you have to have a soul so we were absolutely delighted, humbled, honoured, all-of-the-above to have some of the incredibly gifted students from MCR Pathways join us for a Talent Taster. MCR Pathways are one of the organisations that we love helping the most at the loft and it was a real privilege to work with their young students this morning as part of a \u2018Talent Taster.\u2019 MCR Pathways are an amazing charity doing great work at a phenomenal pace for the kids of Glasgow and beyond. We highly recommend getting involved, there are details at the bottom of this post.\nJust in case, you don\u2019t know\u2026\nWho are MCR Pathways?\nMCR Pathways are predominantly a Glasgow-based organisation. They acknowledge that there is amazing potential and talent in young people. Varied, unique and inspiring. Is every single one. But for many, that potential has yet to be discovered. Life experience has knocked the confidence out of some, firmly locking away those seeds of flair and hope. It is their aim to uncover, nurture, develop and help to realise the skills and capabilities in looked after young people. They know that each person has a specific set of abilities and passions and they want to see them flourish in the arena that is right for them. MCR Pathways support looked after young people practically. Guiding them on pathways to education, employment and fulfilling lives.\nWhat\u2019s A Talent Taster?\nTalent Tasters provide a unique opportunity to experience the world of work in a way that is more engaging and inspiring for young people, and sustainable for the organisation and staff delivering it. The tasters are designed to motivate the young people and help them make positive choices about their future careers.\nThink of Talent Tasters as concentrated, high quality work experience. Three hours to get to know more about a company and a particular job it offers. There are 2 other levels to see what a manager does and even time with the boss.\nPerhaps it will be the defining moment in a young person\u2019s life. The moment when they say: \u201cI could do this\u201d.\nTalent Taster\nWendy Jordan, Project Co-Ordinator extraordinaire for MCR Pathways wrote a blog post this morning. One that is going to appear on the MCR Pathways website later today but we thought we\u2019d steal a march, pinch her words and get it out there as a guest-blog post first. I am sure she won\u2019t mind.\nOver to you Wendy\u2026\nIt\u2019s a clear autumn morning in October. I\u2019m waiting outside South Block, an artist\u2019s collective based in Osborne Street near Glasgow\u2019s Merchant City, for today\u2019s Talent Taster students.\nThe four young people are from secondary schools across Glasgow. All have an interest in art and creative industries. They\u2019re here for a \u2018Design / Web design\u2019 session at The Loft run by creative entrepreneur Benedetto Bordone. Benedetto is going to help the young people design their own personal brand. This is going to be great!\nTalent Tasters, by MCR Pathways, are two to three hour sessions for secondary school students who want to learn more about the jobs they think they might want when they\u2019re adults. The Talent Taster team is working with organisations like Wheatley Group, the Citizens Theatre, The Loft and many, many more to deliver these sessions. The aim is to create a spark in the young people that will make them want to stay on in school, gain qualifications and get the job (and life) of their dreams.\nBack to the Loft\u2026\nWe all make our way upstairs to the airy, bright studio where Benedetto and his team work. They work with organisations like Alexander Dennis, Percepta, worldwide software companies, whisky distillers and global automotive companies on their brands, websites, publications and videos. The team of 5 does the work of 20 but they\u2019ve set aside the whole morning to work with our Young Glasgow Talent to help them find, grow and use their talent. We can\u2019t thank them enough.\nBenedetto first takes the group of young people on a tour of South Block, showing the youngsters what a creative work space is like. It\u2019s an amazing place \u2013 there\u2019s even a ping pong table.\nThen he pairs each of the young people up with one of his designers: Reiss, Aiste, Charlie and Ad\u00e8le. They\u2019re given an introduction to the creative process from mood boards to finished products.\nIt\u2019s amazing to watch. The young people come out of their shells, start chatting, interacting, engaging, having fun. This is what we at MCR Pathways have always known. Young people just blossom when they get one to one attention from someone who cares. That\u2019s why mentoring works.\nThe personal branding exercise starts with a questionnaire. What\u2019s your name? What\u2019s your favourite colour? What\u2019s special about you? What logos can you think of? What are your hobbies? This is followed by a creative exercise as the young people start to design their logos based on who they are. Suddenly the room is quiet. You can hear the scratching of pencils. Quiet laughing. Intense discussions between the designers and young people. Everyone is smiling.\nIt\u2019s time to fire up the Macs \u2013 we\u2019re going to use Adobe Illustrator to make the young people\u2019s sketches real. There\u2019s some amazing, really inspired work here. We\u2019ve got one young man whose personal brand is his glasses and hairline. It looks amazing. A young woman on the Taster has created a flowing, stylised version of her first initial \u2013 K \u2013 cutting through a bevelled rectangle. It\u2019s really beautiful. The designers scan in the sketches by the young people and start work on making the finished, professionally-designed product.\nYou can see a light in the young people\u2019s eyes \u2013 they\u2019re watching the designers closely, taking it all in. It\u2019s such a buzz for everyone. Their designs are becoming real.\nAnd all too quickly, it\u2019s over, but the young people have something great to take back with them \u2013 their own personal brand \u2013 and a more realistic view of what it means to be a designer. You get the feeling some lives might have been changed for the better today.\nWendy Jordan is a Project Co-Ordinator for MCR Pathways. 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        "raw_content": "When you are ready to start a family and you are told it is not possible, you begin an emotional roller coaster that is unlike any other. Research has found a person diagnosed with infertility goes through emotions very similar to someone getting a diagnosis of terminal cancer. You think about all the hopes, dreams and possibilities that you won\u2019t experience. With infertility, you wonder things like, \u201cWhat is wrong with me? Don\u2019t I have enough to offer a child? How can I be such a failure at something most people can do so easily (so much so that most people go to great lengths to avoid it!)?\u201d\nUnless someone has experienced it themselves, I think it is very difficult to understand what someone dealing with infertility is going through. I know people try to understand and offer support. They can\u2019t help that they say things they think are supportive but tend to hurt. I mean, imagine saying these things to a cancer patient: \u201cJust be patient, it will get better\u201d or \u201cWhen you stop thinking about it, it will take care of itself,\u201d or \u201cOpen a bottle of wine, light some candles, and let nature take its course.\u201d You can\u2019t cure Cancer by drinking some wine, and you can\u2019t cure infertility that way either. Believe me. I tried. I just ended up with a headache!\nI suppose I can\u2019t write about this topic without talking about \u201cintimacy,\u201d so I\u2019ll get that over with right away. I\u2019ll spare everyone the details, but when you want so desperately to be pregnant, the excitement and enthusiasm about that particular activity tends to be lost. The focus becomes, \u201cIs this the right day\u2026hour\u2026position?\u201d I felt guilty if I wasn\u2019t in the mood, especially if I thought it was the right time of the month. Of course, with the insemination appointments, there were certain days when we weren\u2019t supposed to do anything. Of course, typical me, those were usually the days I was in the mood. Then there were days I felt we had to because it was the right time, but we couldn\u2019t for various reasons, and then I\u2019d be hurt or angry. The issues surrounding this topic alone could have driven both Jim and I crazy during our infertility journey.\nAnother subject no one really wants to hear about, but I\u2019ll talk about it anyway\u2026 my period. Now, I\u2019ve never been one of those women who celebrates their period as a sign of the wonder of femaleness. It\u2019s pretty much been a real pain since I was in the 5th grade. However, the pressure associated with monthly cycles when you are going through infertility treatments is unreal. Every month I would hope and pray it wouldn\u2019t come. Even when I knew I wasn\u2019t pregnant (they did a pregnancy test after each insemination and each time it was negative), I still had unrealistic, crazy hope. When my period started I would cry. Sometimes sob. Sometimes I couldn\u2019t bring myself to leave the bathroom for a long time. I saw it as a big red sign saying, \u201cFAIL! FAIL!! FAIL!!!\u201d For someone who feels successful in many things, being a failure at the one thing a woman is supposed to be able to do was a crushing blow. And I was reminded of this failure each and every month.\nBesides these very intimate stresses, there were emotional downs associated with public things too. Things that should be joyous \u2013 a coworker announcing a pregnancy, a baby shower for a friend, a niece or nephew\u2019s birthday, seeing children sitting on Santa\u2019s lap \u2013 brought sadness. Even though I was truly happy for others who had great things going on in their lives, I couldn\u2019t help but feel a tinge of depression. When you are facing infertility, you think about these as things you long to experience with your own child. Perhaps I had a little bit easier time because I, after all, did have Jim\u2019s girls to love and parent. However, their Mom has some serious issues with my role as a parent (a topic for an entirely different blog!) and it was constantly being thrown in my face that I was not a real parent and I have no place in their lives. I was even told, \u201cWhy don\u2019t you have kids of your own so you can leave mine alone!?!\u201d I wanted so badly to say, \u201cHey, I\u2019d love to have my own kids, but even if I did I wouldn\u2019t leave your kids alone!,\u201d but of course I never said anything like that. I just kept a smile on. However, dealing with those issues made my struggle that much more difficult.\nOne of the most difficult things for me to come to terms with was not understanding the reasons why we were going through infertility. Being a high school teacher, I see a lot in my classroom and in the halls. One thing I seemed to see an overabundance of during our journey was pregnant teens. It seemed there was an outbreak of fertility among our students. At one point, I had 2 girls in the same class who were pregnant. One was pregnant with her second child! This happened to be the point at which our treatment cycles were coming to an end. I had a hard time some days just making it through class. How could this 16 year old girl support 2 kids? What were Jim and I missing? What couldn\u2019t we offer that she could? Why couldn\u2019t we even have one? These were thoughts that entered one side of my mind while the other side was discussing weather, climate and ecology with my students. I swear, infertility made me have a split personality disorder for a few months.\nFor me, the hardest part of my infertility journey was the isolation I felt from friends and even from Jim sometimes. Jim and I were there for each other, and he was an amazing support. However, I know he felt guilty at times because he already had children. I felt guilty at times because I was the one who was keeping us from adding to our family. Somehow we managed to work out these feelings and not let them get the best of us. It was hard to stay connected with friends. I had moved away from the community in which I\u2019d lived for 11 years when I married Jim. All my closest friends were 250 miles away. The time and energy that went into treatments didn\u2019t leave much left for keeping in touch. In addition, I didn\u2019t have many friends who had gone through infertility (at least that I knew of). It has always been hard for me to share my feelings with others and I had no idea how to bring up such a private topic for discussion especially over a long-distance call or with people I\u2019d just met. As a result, I cut myself off from most of my friends. Unfortunately, I have lost touch with many of the friends I had in my previous community because of this.\nThrough our journey and dealing with all of these emotions, I have learned a lot. I may never fully understand why Jim and I had to go through all of this, but I think I know some reasons. Our marriage is very strong because of our shared experience of infertility. Some couples get ripped apart by it, and I am so glad we pulled together because of it. I am so grateful and appreciative of family. We have been so fortunate and so blessed in many ways. I have more empathy and compassion for others after going through all of this. I take nothing for granted. I realize nothing is promised or certain, and every gift is to be treasured. I never expected to go through infertility, and certainly never expected to be grateful for the experience, but I am a better person for having gone through this.\nPrevious Adventures in infertility\nNext The miracle",
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        "raw_content": "Your ovaries produce your female sex hormones. When a woman reaches the age of menopause, the ovaries begin to slow down the production of estrogen and progesterone. This can lead to many symptoms, but one in particular is the loss of your sex drive. The good news is that modern science has found a few ways around this, and we\u2019ve got some solutions for you at The Charlotte Center for Pelvic Health.\nThe number one symptom that women say affects their sex life after menopause is vaginal dryness. The loss of estrogen causes your vagina to not produce any natural lubricant. This can result in bleeding during intercourse and pain. Using a water-based lubricant can help to restore moisture, making sex more comfortable. If that doesn\u2019t work, your doctor may be able to provide an estrogen cream to place in the vagina which will help restore some of the natural lubrication in the walls of the vagina.\nEstrogen and testosterone drive your sex life. They are what cause you to want to have sex in the first place. Without them, you may feel a general lack of sex drive, or even disgust. The change may be temporary, or it may be permanent. In the case of surgical menopause, removal of the ovaries happens during a surgical procedure and the resulting loss of hormones is immediate. Work with your partner to find what is right for both of you, and talk with your doctor to find the best options for you.\nWith all the changes that happen during menopause, urinary incontinence can be one of the more embarrassing ones\u2026especially when it happens during sex. The loss of control over your urine may make you afraid to have sex, let alone enjoy it. If you notice that you are having trouble with your pelvic muscles, it is time to seek out the help of a professional.\nWith the loss of estrogen and lubrication, the muscles in the wall of your vagina may start to atrophy. The only way to keep this from happening is to use them regularly. If there is no desire for penetration, try masturbation or outer-course as a different course of action. Extended foreplay can also set the mood, making the process easier. Without regular use, the muscles will lose their elasticity and tone, and sex will become uncomfortable and even painful.\nLuckily, menopause is not the end of orgasms. At The Charlotte Center for Pelvic Health, there are a few medical options to consider to keep your sex life going. The MonaLisa Touch can provide relief from vaginal atrophy, as well as urinary incontinence, dryness, bleeding, or sexual pain. This laser procedure may be the key to getting your sex life back on track. We also offer the Geneveve, which can help improve sexual satisfaction in just one treatment. Talk with your doctor today and get back to enjoying your orgasms during menopause.\nhttps://www.nwhn.org/strategies-for-staying-sexual-after-menopause/\nhttps://www.menopause.org/for-women/sexual-health-menopause-online/sexual-problems-at-midlife/decreased-response-and-pleasure\nhttps://www.menopause.org/for-women/sexual-health-menopause-online/frequently-asked-questions",
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        "raw_content": "An Open Letter to His Hole \u2013 liness Pope Francis.\nThis humble subject of your Royal Kingdom wishes to pose some questions to your HOLINESS hoping to receive some rational answers and not the gibberish we have become so accustomed to hearing from your Majesty.\nSince your appointment, you have become a media icon talking about love, peace, good work, and all those beautiful terms that all corrupt world leaders use so blatantly and shamelessly as though the world is made of fools except the powerful elites as your HOLINESS. How is it possible you talk of love, peace and good work while leading the only secretive bank with $8.2 billion that is exempted from regulations and taxation?\nAccording to records as of 2011, the Vatican Bank, which was founded by Pope Pius XII in 1942, has 33,000 accounts and some 20,772 clients, a majority or roughly about 68 per cent of them are members of the clergy, according to the New York Times. Assets under management have been placed at $8.2 billion during that time. (Intl Business Times, 2013.) And many heads of this bank, your employees, have been charged with money laundering and questionable financial transactions. What will your Majesty do about that instead of talking of love, peace, and good work?\nFurthermore, how about the billion-dollar investment you have in the German porn media company, Wetbild. Not only that, but Worldcrunch.com points out the Catholic Church\u2019s ownership (50% equity) in another publishing company called Droemer Knaur, which has its own line-up of erotic materials such as \u201cSag Luder zu mir!\u201d (Call Me Slut!),\u201dNimm mich hier und nimm mich jetzt!\u201d (Take Me Here, Take Me Now!). Hello Mr. Pope! where is the good work? This writer does not really oppose porn as a form of free speech, but you and your posse certainly do, right?\nI am sure your HOLINESS will be happy to know that only very, very few people know that the largest arms industry in the whole world, Pietro Beretta gun factory Ltd. is controlled by the Holding SpA Beretta and majority shareholder of the Beretta Holding SpA after Gussalli Ugo Beretta, is the Vatican Bank. Arms, Mr. Pope! Arms that kill people around the world and you talk of peace and good work?\nSince your appointment, the only good work you did was to sell the most expensive Harley-Davidson in the world, which you had owned, and no one knows how, and you used the money to open a soup kitchen in Rome. Now that you are THE POPE, what is $326,000.00? You have $8.2 billion.\nYour Majesty Pope Francis, why have you not, yet, instructed your mob to help the poor around the world? Why have you done nothing but talk, talk, talk and talk? Why have not you yet withdrawn your banks shares from the largest arms dealers? Why have you not apologized to all those sexually abused by your crew around the world.\nPlease, Your Majesty, Stop Talking.\nDr. Sabri g. Bebawi\nINFORMATION ON POPES\nPope Stephen VI (896-897), who had his predecessor Pope Formosus exhumed, tried, de-fingered, briefly reburied, and thrown in the Tiber.\nPope John XII (955-964), who gave land to a mistress, murdered several people, and was killed by a man who caught him in bed with his wife.\nPope Benedict IX (1032-1044, 1045, 1047-1048), who sold the Papacy\nPope Boniface VIII (1294-1303), who is lampooned in Dantes Divine Comedy\nPope Urban VI (1378-1389), who complained that he did not hear enough screaming when Cardinals who had conspired against him were tortured.\nPope Alexander VI (1492-1503), a Borgia, who was guilty of nepotism and whose unattended corpse swelled until it could barely fit in a coffin.\nPope Leo X (1513-1521), a spendthrift member of the Medici family who once spent 1/7 of his predecessors reserves on a single ceremony\nPope Clement VII (1523-1534), also a Medici, whose power-politicking with France, Spain, and Germany got Rome sacked.\n(From E. Chamberlains book The Bad Popes)\nPrevious Article Why Do I Loathe Republicans?\nNext Article Dear Stupid Fanatic Moslems",
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        "raw_content": "You are here: Home / They Watch / Upcoming Releases: African Cats\nUpcoming Releases: African Cats\nWe have had the pleasure of reviewing a couple of DisneyNature\u2019s wonderful DVD\u2019s aimed at the entire family. While they\u2019re beautiful to watch on DVD and Blu-Ray, imagine sitting in a theater and being surrounded by the sounds and sights of these magnificent African Cats?\nThis film tells the true story set against the backdrop of one of the wildest places on Earth of these majestic beasts. \u201cAfrican Cats\u201d captures the real-life love, humor and determination of these kings of the savanna. Narrated by Oscar\u00ae-nominated actor Samuel L. Jackson, the story features Mara, an endearing lion cub who strives to grow up with her mother\u2019s strength, spirit and wisdom; Sita, a fearless cheetah and single mother of five mischievous newborns; and Fang, a proud leader of the pride who must defend his family from a rival lion and his sons. Disneynature brings \u201cThe Lion King\u201d to life on the big screen in this True Life Adventure directed by Keith Scholey and Alastair Fothergill (\u201cEarth\u201d). An awe-inspiring adventure blending family bonds with the power and cunning of the wild, \u201cAfrican Cats\u201d leaps into theatres on Earth Day, April\nAs the April 22 opening of \u201cAfrican Cats\u201d draws closer, Disneynature is trying to raise awareness of its \u201cSee \u2018African Cats,\u2019 Save the Savanna\u201d program. During the film\u2019s opening week (April 22-28), a portion of the proceeds from that week\u2019s ticket sales will be donated to AWF through the Disney Worldwide Conservation Fund to protect the Amboseli Wildlife Corridor, a passage between the Amboseli, Tsavo West and Chyulu Hills National Parks that is frequently used by lions, cheetahs, elephants, zebras, giraffes and a host of other animals in the African savanna.\nAFRICAN CATS hits theaters everywhere on Earth Day, April 22nd!\nHere are a few things you can do to help make a difference and raise awareness\nLike AFRICAN CATS on Facebook at: http://www.facebook.com/Disneynature.\nPledge to see \u201cAfrican Cats\u201d on Eventful: http://eventful.com/africancats\nJoin the \u201cAfrican Cats\u201d grassroots community and donate to the African Wildlife Foundation on Causes:\nhttp://www.causes.com/africancats\nBuy tickets through Disney Tickets Together, invite friends and Disneynature will double its donation:\nhttp://www.DisneyTicketsTogether.com\nUpdate by Broad \u201cZ\u201d \u2014 Zippy\n\u00ab Health & Beauty Reviews: AmLactin\nBook Reviews: Mothers and Daughters \u00bb",
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        "raw_content": "Afro-Cubans, and some black Americans, mourn the death of Fidel Castro\nHe helped African countries break free of colonialism during Nelson Mandela\u2019s life\nA young woman cries after watching the military jeep towing a trailer with the flag draped chest containing the remains of former President of Cuba Fidel Castro drive past to his burial at the Cementerio Santa Ifigenia on December 4, 2016 in Santiago de Cuba, Cuba. Mr. Castro died on November 25th at the age of 90. Joe Raedle/Getty Images\nBy DeWayne Wickham\nOn Sunday, Fidel Castro\u2019s ashes were buried in a cemetery on the edge of Santiago de Cuba, a city that is to Cuba what Harlem is to New York.\nThe remains of the 90-year-old revolutionary were interred near the tomb of Jose Marti, a white journalist and poet who led Cuba\u2019s 19th century fight for independence from Spain. Marti is considered the father of the Cuban nation.\nBurying Castro close to Marti is, no doubt, intended to equate the communist leader who ruled Cuba with an iron fist for 49 years to Marti, who in just 42 years of life came to be called the Apostle of Cuban independence.\nBut for many people of African descent in Cuba and elsewhere, Castro\u2019s burial in the Santa Ifigenia Cemetery \u2013 which is named for a black saint and is also the final resting place for Mariana Grajales Coello, the mother of Antonio Maceo \u2013 might have a deeper meaning.\nMaceo was the black general who led an interracial army during much of Cuba\u2019s 30-year fight for independence from Spain. He was ambushed and killed in 1896. His simultaneous battle against colonialism and slavery won Maceo the admiration of Frederick Douglass, who urged African-Americans to go to Cuba to fight alongside him.\nThat didn\u2019t happen. The promise of racial equality in Cuba died with Maceo. What emerged in 1902 following the end of Spanish rule and a four-year U.S. occupation was a cauldron of racial tensions that dashed the hopes of Afro-Cubans, and of African-Americans who hoped the island might be an escape from America\u2019s gnawing racism.\n\u201cThe disorders in Cuba \u2026 were the result of a color line created in part\u201d by the puppet president the United States installed \u201cand by the settling of prejudiced Americans in Cuba after the Spanish-American War,\u201d the Cleveland Gazette, a leading black newspaper in Ohio, said in 1906.\nWhen thousands of Afro-Cubans were massacred six years later during an insurrection led by black veterans of Cuba\u2019s independence war, many black U.S. newspapers blamed the American government\u2019s heavy-handed involvement in Cuban affairs. The bloodshed, the Philadelphia Tribune said in May 1912, was \u201cthe yield of the harvest from the seed of race prejudice\u201d that was fueled by the earlier U.S. occupation of Cuba.\nPeople line a street to watch as the caravan carrying the ashes of Cuba\u2019s late President Fidel Castro arrives in Santiago de Cuba, Cuba, December 3, 2016.\nWhen Castro left his exile in Mexico in 1956 to relaunch his revolution against the right-wing dictator Fulgencio Batista, that racism still festered in Cuba.\n\u201cWhen I first went into the Sierra Maestra [mountain], 80 percent of my army was black,\u201d Castro told me during a six-hour dinner meeting in February 1999. \u201cI told them, if they followed me, I would fulfill the dream of Jose Marti and Antonio Maceo.\u201d\nMore by The Undefeated on the death of Fidel Castro\nThat history \u2013 and his response to it \u2013 has shaped the perception many people of African descent have of Castro, who declared an end to racial discrimination on the island shortly after coming to power. \u201cThat is a resounding and important declaration,\u201d John Sengstacke, the publisher and editor of the Chicago Defender, one of America\u2019s leading black newspapers, wrote days later, in January 1960.\nNot surprisingly, Afro-Cubans gave Castro an overwhelming embrace. \u201cBlack people are my strongest supporters,\u201d he told me in 1999. But it was an admission that he seemed to struggle with over the remaining years of his life.\nEducation, health care and other reforms brought about relative improvement in the lives of many Afro-Cubans who even now are rarely found among those who leave the island for Florida. \u201cMost of the people who fled to Miami are white; most of the people on this island are of African descent. This is so for a good reason,\u201d Ruben Remigio, the black man who heads Cuba\u2019s Supreme Court, told me in 2002.\nRemigio went to law school after Castro came to power. His older siblings had no opportunity to get the education they needed to advance beyond the menial jobs that most Afro-Cubans were locked into during Batista\u2019s regime.\nMany of the Afro-Cubans I\u2019ve encountered in Cuba over the last 17 years credit Castro for providing them greater opportunities, even if they haven\u2019t always resulted in a markedly better life. They largely blame that shortfall on the lingering vestiges of racism at home, and the half-century-old economic embargo that the United States continues to impose on Cuba.\nTo many people of African descent outside of Cuba, Castro was seen as the leader of a poor country that sent 40,000 soldiers to Africa to help free Angola and Namibia from the grip of South Africa\u2019s apartheid government \u2013 an action that speeded up Nelson Mandela\u2019s release from prison.\nAnd much to the chagrin of his enemies in south Florida\u2019s Cuban American community, Castro is revered by many blacks in the United States for the lifesaving work of the Cuban doctors he dispatched to Africa, the Caribbean and South America.\nWhile his American critics took to the streets of Miami to celebrate Castro\u2019s death, blacks throughout Africa and the Northern Hemisphere remember him as a man who, Mandela said, \u201cdestroyed the myth of the invincibility of the white oppressor.\u201d\nFor them, his burial in Santiago de Cuba\u2019s Santa Ifigenia Cemetery is a fitting end for Fidel Castro.\nDeWayne Wickham is dean of the School of Global Journalism and Communication at Morgan State University. 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        "raw_content": "October 23, 2018 Staff Reporter Entertainment 0\nAustin-based world music songstress Nagavalli is thrilled to announce her new album \u201cImmersion\u201d set to be released on Jan. 15, 2019 with a Sunday, Jan. 20 performance at the One World Theatre located at 7701 Bee Cave Road, Austin TX 78746.\nDoors open at 4 p.m.with the show beginning at 4:30 p.m. Opening acts are to be announced. Tickets for the show range from $35 to $55 and the show is open to all ages. To purchase tickets, please gohere. For information about the artist, please see www.nagavalli.com.\nNagavalli\u2019s music, described as \u201cEastern soul with delicate touches of pop, rock, trance and pure Eastern tradition,\u201d blends Western melodies and instruments with traditional Eastern overtones, vocals, sitar and percussion.\n\u201cImmersion\u201d is a back-to-roots journey for Nagavalli, channeling the spiritual and devotional quality of traditional Indian music, said a press release. As the title of the record suggests, it is meant to have an immersive, meditative quality that is only enhanced by a continuous format, as each song seamlessly transition together.\nNagavalli\u2019s music, described as \u201cEastern soul with delicate touches of pop, rock, trance and pure Eastern tradition,\u201d blends Western melodies and instruments with traditional Eastern overtones, vocals, sitar and percussion. The result is executed with such power and emotion that Valli\u2019s music is unique, yet familiar and it often results in the listener achieving a state of meditative tranquility.\n\u201cImmersion\u201d is a back-to-roots journey for Nagavalli, channeling the spiritual and devotional quality of traditional Indian music. As the title of the record suggests, it is meant to have an immersive, meditative quality that is only enhanced by a continuous format, as each song seamlessly transition together. However, listeners will still have the ability to skip between tracks.\n\u201cI composed the melodies on the album,\u201d said Nagavalli. \u201cThe album was recorded as one continuous piece of music, even as it strings several different Shlokas/Sanskrit chants and Bhajans (devotional songs) together using, primarily, instrumental interludes. The album also brings together western instruments such as keys, synth and pedal steel with traditional Indian vocals, sitar and percussion instruments.\u201d\nThe new album presents music from the rich spiritual and devotional music tradition of India. Songs on the record feature lyrics from ancient Sanskrit chants and writings by ancient saints such as Sant Kabir (1440-1518: Kabir was an Indian mystic poet and saint whose writings influenced Hinduism\u2019s Bhakti movement and his verses are found in Sikhism\u2019s scripture Guru Granth Sahib) and Meera Bai (1498 \u2013 1546: Meera Bai was a Hindu mystic poet of the Bhakti movement, born into a Rajput royal family in India; legends about Meera mention her fearless disregard for social and family conventions, her devotion to Lord Krishna, her treating Krishna as her husband and her persecution by her in-laws for her religious devotion).",
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        "raw_content": "The Insider [1999]\nWriter: Michael Mann, Eric Roth\nStarring: Russell Crowe, Al Pacino, Christopher Plummer\nWhistleblowing reports are ripe for film adaptations, and Michael Mann\u2019s The Insider turns one such true story into a gripping thriller. No action scenes are necessary here; instead, the film builds tension through the tumultuous work that is investigative journalism, and the extreme lengths large corporations will go to cover their asses.\nRussell Crowe plays Dr. Jeffrey Wigand, a research chemist who decides to blow the whistle on the illegal behavior of his former employer, Brown & Williamson. Part of the triumvirate that is Big Tobacco, B&W had blatantly lied to Congress about the addictive nature of their cigarettes. Wigand is persuaded to spill the beans about these blatant perjuries by 60 Minutes producer, Lowell Bergman (Al Pacino).\nThere\u2019s a lot on the line here. Wigand is breaking his confidentiality agreement, thereby risking jail, and he is receiving all sorts of legal pressure from his former company. He becomes paranoid, believing there to be threats on his life, and it begins to unravel his once-stable family. Bergman, determined to get this story out there, is fighting profusely with his superiors at CBS. They are worried about the possible financial repurcussions that could happen if they were to air an interview with Wigand. There\u2019s a lot of back-and-forth drama going on, and the pressure takes its toll on both men. By the end of the film, both Wigand and Bergman look like they have been to hell and back. It\u2019s an increasingly desperate battle between the evil corporation and those seeking to tell the truth.\nThere is an equal emphasis on both men in this film. We grow to learn more about Wigand early on, as he battles with himself on whether or not to fully go through with his actions. Later, Bergman is the main focus as he fights tooth and nail to get the 60 Minutes interview with Wigand on the air and unedited. Even when things are looking absolutely dire, neither one gives up.\nBoth characters are well-written and given an ample amount of screen time, and Crowe and Pacino bring out the best in them. As the film goes on, it becomes more and more noticeable just how much of an uphill climb they have ahead of them. Crowe and Pacino are backed by an impressive supporting cast, including Christopher Plummer as 60 Minutes anchor Mike Wallace, Philip Baker Hall as the TV show\u2019s top boss, and Diane Venora as Wigand\u2019s distraught wife.\nIf there is a flaw in the film, it\u2019s the running time. This is a captivating story, no doubt, but it feels a bit stretched too thin to warrant a running time of over two and a half hours. There are moments where the film drags, and a bit more editing would have been beneficial.\nIn the end, The Insider asks the question: is justice really worth fighting for? In this case, yes, it appears so. All of the hard work from these two men did pay off, as the Big Tobacco companies reached a massive settlement (over $200 billion) with all 50 states. Wigand and Bergman emerged as different men by the end of it all, but it can be argued their perseverance made them stronger than they ever were before.\nPosted in: Movies | Tagged: 1999, al pacino, biography, christopher plummer, drama, michael mann, movie project, movies, russell crowe, the insider, thriller\n23 thoughts on \u201cMovie Project #8: The Insider [1999]\u201d\nAnother great film by Michael Mann! Different but very much in his distinct style. Fine review, Eric.\nThanks, Michael. So glad I was finally able to check it out.\nAlso, thanks for the Twitter RT!\nI love films like these. Intelligent films with really well-written characters.\nSame here. It seems they are getting to be fewer and farther in between these days.\nWoo hoo! Glad you finally saw this, definitely a great slow-burn thriller from Michael Mann. Crowe should\u2019ve won for his role here.\nP.S. Don\u2019t forget Five for the Fifth later today \ud83d\ude09\nHi Ruth, Crowe really was great in this, wasn\u2019t he? Thanks for the tip on the fifth! Have been out of tune lately but will stop by tonight. \ud83d\ude42\nOne of those movies I have been meaning to rewatch for a long time but still have not come around to yet. It has been so long since I have seen it that I can not remember anything about it.\nI could see myself coming back to this every once in a while. A bit of a slow burn, but still very gripping.\nNice review. I haven\u2019t seen The Insider in quite some time but I remember loving it. As I recall, Crowe is particularly great.\nThanks man. Really enjoyed Crowe\u2019s work in this.\nGreat review, Eric. And I agree that this one seems a bit too long in places \u2013 which is a shame because so much of it is so brilliant (especially the performances).\nThanks man. The extended length is a bit unnecessary, but this is still an early project highlight for me. Glad I was finally able to check it out.\nThis is one of my favorites from Michael Mann, who\u2019s near the top for me with directors. I also love Bruce McGill\u2019s big moment where he tears into the guy on the stand. So many great scenes across the board, and I love what Plummer does with Mike Wallace.\nMichael Mann is someone I really want to see more of. Aside from this film, I have seen Heat, Collateral and Public Enemies, and I liked all four (Heat being #1). The Last of the Mohicans was a last-minute cut from my project, but I hope to still catch it soon.\nI\u2019d watch the remainder in this order, though I like them all:\nMiami Vice (very underrated!)\nI haven\u2019t seen The Keep or his TV movies, but I\u2019d vouch for all of these. Heat is also my favorite, but it\u2019s pretty close with a few others.\nI have nominated you for an award.\nhttp://wp.me/pXmvo-Og\nThanks man! Very much appreciated.\nNice job on this review, Eric! One of Mann\u2019s strongest efforts and he was able to rein in Pacino and get an amazing performance from Crowe. All around, a great looking production with great material and a relevant moral dilemma at it\u2019s core.\n100% agree with you, man. I thought Pacino and Crowe complemented each other quite well, and the slow burn of the film really paid off in the end.",
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        "raw_content": "Proverbs speaks often about how a kind word can lift our spirit. If you have a friend who does this for you, or if people have offered a kind word at the right time in your journey, you know the value of this proverb. It\u2019s one way in which an anxious heart can lose some weight.\nMost of us know this already. In fact, many of us quickly feel troubled when we think there might be very few people who would be such a friend to us.\nYet if I know that, there is a simple question I should ask myself: To whom am I that kind of friend?\nTo whose anxious heart do I listen and offer a word of encouragement? To whom do I go to see how they are doing (and not simply wait for them to come to me)? If all of us waited for someone else to be that kind of friend, none of us would ever receive the kind word Proverbs talks about.\nAnd you know what is interesting? The more we step out to be that kind of person for someone else\u2014as hard as it may be, given the weight of our own hearts\u2014the more we feel connected to Jesus, who always reached out to others. And that makes sense, for it\u2019s the way of wisdom.\nNow, to do it \u2026\nLord, I know the value of kind encouragement for my soul. Thank you for times when I have seen you in that. Please help me to offer kindness and encouragement to someone today, in your name. Amen.",
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        "raw_content": "Mass shootings now blamed on being a Millennial\nBusiness Insider recently published an article entitled \u201cMillennial men are killing more than any other age group in the US \u2014 and it could be because their brains aren\u2019t fully developed.\u201d A number of other media outlets have also run with this article. Before I even get started, I\u2019ll say straight out the premise is bullshit.\nFirst off, the term Millennial is incredibly vague. While most old people think Millennials are just kids who do stuff that old people don\u2019t understand, the more scientific term are people who were born somewhere between the mid-1980s to early 2000s. First of all these generational labels are garbage. I was born in the late 60s and I\u2019m considered part of Generation X, that includes people who were born up until the early 1980s. That\u2019s a huge gap for an entire generation considering this includes people who grew up during the 70s, 80s, and 90s. Gen X was mostly considered to be the slacker generation but that label didn\u2019t become popular until the mid-90s where I was old enough to have been holding a job for almost 10 years. I grew up listening to heavy metal in the 80s, but other Gen Xers grew up listening to grunge and alternative in the 90s. I personally wouldn\u2019t consider these two groups of people as belonging to the same generation. To drive the point even further home, the Columbine cowards of Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold were both born in the early 80s. I was 30 when Columbine happened. I would definitely not consider us all part of the same generation. When I was in high school, school shootings weren\u2019t even a thing. So to lump everyone who was born from 1985 to 2000 in the same generational generalization is narrow-minded.\nSecondly, the article presents the argument that one of the reasons these young men commit such atrocities is because the male Millennial brain doesn\u2019t \u2018fully develop\u2019 until the age of 25. I\u2019ve been hearing this argument for years when it comes to charging juvenile school shooters as adults. Defense attorneys often trot out the undeveloped brain concept in order to have their clients exonerated or sent to juvenile detention for mass murder. While the brain may not be fully developed until the age of 25, people know the difference between right and wrong, and life and death much younger than that. If they don\u2019t then they\u2019re psychopaths.\nI think there are two reasons behind most of these mass shootings. The first, as I\u2019ve said many times before, is a lot of these people were raised by inattentive parents who take no interest in their children\u2019s lives and allow their unhealthy obsessions and mental health issues to fester. These parents are also part of the generation who told their kids they were special snowflakes and then act surprised when their kids can\u2019t deal with failure or disappointment. That\u2019s not exclusive to Millennials. The second is the internet. While the internet allows everyone to find a voice, it also allows them to wallow in their obsessions no matter how violent or depraved they might be.\nIn conclusion, you can manipulate statistics into any outcome you want. What we need to remember is that we are all responsible for own actions and so are mass murderers. There are no excuses.\nThis entry was posted in Crime, Trench Report and tagged Mass Shooting, Millennials. Bookmark the permalink.",
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        "raw_content": "Our Studio Artists have created a community that extends over the island. With painters, writers, musicians, sculptors and photographers crossing paths on a daily basis, strong connections are constantly being made and reinforced. The artists benefit from a continual exchange of creative energy, while the public benefits from the opportunity to visit 9 artists at our venue alone. Studio tours with individual artists are available by appointment, but please don\u2019t be shy. Stop in, visit, and get to know the studio artists at The Studios of Key West!\nAll studios are currently filled at The Studios of Key West\u2019s home at 533 Eaton Street.\nInterested in being notified when we send out an open call? 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From 2004-2010, he fronted his own band, performing a lot of original material, and also began to play as a solo musician around town. By 2012 he was a full-time musician, dividing his time between performing and producing, working with many Key West musicians. In 2016 he drove cross country and wrote songs that would become his \u201cGhost on The Highway\u201d album, released in April of 2017. In the summer of 2017, he repeated that cross country trip and wrote more songs that will be on a forthcoming release in 2018.\nMichael Marrero is a Cuban American artist who was born and raised in Key West, Florida. After setting upon a formal education in arts he established himself as a driven professional with a sharp eye for both the micro and the macro. His photo and video assignments have taken him from tropical paradises to shantytowns in Central America. He has dealt with the volatile and the delicate always finding the compassion, humor and humanity of his subjects. 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        "raw_content": "The 2017-2018 school year marks the United Independent School District\u2019s (UISD) 56th anniversary of providing educational excellence and dedication to student academic success. UISD\u2019s history can be traced back to the spring of 1961, when trustees from three common school districts in Webb County met for the purpose of consolidating into one district. The three common districts operating at that time were: Cactus\u2013located 28 miles north of Laredo on the Callaghan Ranch; Johnson\u2013located in south Laredo on the Zapata Highway; and Nye, originally located on the south end of Santa Maria Avenue. Two other county schools had already merged with Cactus\u2013Webb in 1945 and Prairie View in 1959.\nThe 1961-1962 school year was the first for UISD, serving about 340 students from first through ninth grades. United\u2019s Junior/Senior High School gained national attention in the fall of 1963 for its unique underground design. It was the first school in the nation to be designed in such a way that it could double as a community shelter in the event of an atomic war and served as a model for over 300 schools across the nation. The underground classrooms were more economical to heat and cool. Nationally acclaimed, the school received recognition from the Department of Defense.\nUISD again made headlines in June of 1964. At that time, state law prohibited students from speaking Spanish in school. Members of the UISD Board of Trustees, and administration, met with Texas Education Agency (TEA) officials and professors of the Foreign Language Department at the University of Texas to design and implement a pioneer bilingual program for first grade. UISD was one of the first districts in the nation to teach Spanish speakers English and English speakers Spanish. Also, for the first time, Texas students were permitted to use their native language on school grounds and in the classroom. The program was the subject of many noteworthy articles and national publications.\nThe District\u2019s first graduating class was the Class of 1965 with approximately 18 graduates. A modest number indeed compared to the recent 2016 graduating class of more than 3,000 students from four high schools. Over the next 54 years, Laredo\u2019s increasing population has propelled the District into a large school system. What started as a District of about 340 students has evolved into a District serving 44,300 students with 42 campuses situated throughout the county. UISD is the second largest District in Region One and the 24th largest in the state. For the 2016-2017 school year, the District is anticipating an enrollment of over 44,000 students in grades pre-kindergarten through twelfth grade at 42 United ISD campuses.\nUISD remains steadfast in its mission: \u201cWe inspire all students to become responsible world citizens by pursuing excellence through life-long learning.\u201d\nOur intent is to continually seek ways to improve and provide consistent, quality instruction for all students in a positive learning environment.\nThe District\u2019s 56-year milestone provides an opportunity for our community to reflect on the many contributions that UISD has made to the City of Laredo, the County of Webb, the State of Texas, and the Nation. The District looks forward to continuing serving our community and will seek and implement better ways to serve its students. Above all, UISD will continue to provide an education to its students that will allow them to use their knowledge and skills to make a positive and lasting impact on the lives of others and themselves, both now and in the future.\nThe following depicts the time lines, opening dates, and total enrollment figures of the district\u2019s 42 schools, as well as other important events.\n1959 \u2013 Nye Elementary/Cactus consolidated with Prairie View\n1961 \u2013 UISD formed\n1971 \u2013 United Intermediate / Col. 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To achieve these goals, UISD opened two middle schools and one elementary school in the north and south sectors of Laredo in the fall of 1995.\n1995 \u2013 George Washington Middle School, Salvador Garcia Middle School, and John F. Kennedy-Emiliano Zapata Elementary (19,771 \u2013 District Enrollment)\n1996/Spring \u2013 Board of Trustees adopted the Single Member District method of electing board members. Seven (7) districts were adopted allowing representation on the board by community members residing in all areas of the district\n1996/Fall \u2013 Trautmann Middle School, Los Obispos Middle School, Roosevelt Elementary, UISD Service Center (Purchasing, Technology, Plant Operations, Central Mail, Shipping and Receiving, and Tax Office) (20,000 \u2013 District Enrollment)\n1997 \u2013 The Academy \u2013 Magnet School for Business, Advanced Technology, and Communications provides opportunities for local certification in International Business, General Business, Business Computer Information Systems, Cisco Networking Academy with CCNA certification, A+ Certification, MOUS certification, and numerous graphic arts certification (Photoshop, Flash). (21,120 \u2013 District Enrollment)\n1998 \u2013 Passed a $115 million bond election on June 2, 1998. The bond expenditures covered construction over the next five years of growth based on projections. Expenditures included seven new schools totaling $86,500,000, renovations and traffic improvements \u2013 $12,150-,000, instructional technology \u2013 $5,000,000, and Student Activity Center $19,355,526. (22,517 \u2013 District Enrollment)\n1999 \u2013 John W. Arndt Elementary, Dr. Henry Cuellar Elementary, Senator Judith Zaffirini Elementary and Julia Bird Jones Muller Elementary. (25,476 District Enrollment)\n2000 \u2013 Engineering Magnet School opened at United High School. (27,328 District Enrollment)\n2001 \u2013 Lyndon B. Johnson Junior High/High School opens. (28,867 District Enrollment)\n2002 \u2013 Charles R. Borchers Elementary School and Antonio Gonzalez, Jr. Middle School open. Open UISD Student Activity Center. Groundbreaking for Bonnie Lopez Garcia Elementary School.\nSeptember 2003 \u2013 32,157 District Enrollment.\nNovember 2003 \u2013 United ISD voters approve a bond package worth $142 million dollars. The bond money will be used to build six new elementary schools, one new middle school and one new high school. Bond money will be used for additions and renovations to existing schools, as well as improved computer technology throughout the District.\nAugust \u2013 2004 \u2013 Two new elementary schools open their doors to students at United ISD R.C. Centeno Elementary and Bonnie Garcia Elementary open in the south part of the District. The schools were part of a bond construction program approved by voters in November 2003.\nJanuary 2005 \u2013 33,623 District Enrollment\nBarbara Fasken Elementary School opens in fall 2005\n2006 \u2013 Lamar Bruni Vergara Middle School opens in Fall 2006\nSeptember 2006 \u2013 36,934 District Enrollment\nKillam Elementary opened its doors for the 2008-2009 school year.\n2010 \u2013 United High School opens new campus in Fall 2010\nProjected District Enrollment for 2012-2013: Over 42,000 students\n2011- Cherish Skilled Unit Center at UHS 9th grade campus opens\n2011- United ITV begins filming at their new studios located at UHS 9th grade campus\nNovember 2013 \u2013 United ISD voters approved a bond package worth $ 408,712,549 dollars. 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        "raw_content": "Man, Isle of, an island, with adjacent islet of Calf of Man and several skerries, in the Irish Sea, between England, Scotland, and Ireland, and nearly equidistant from Liverpool, Greenock, and Belfast. Its centre is in lat. 54\u00b0 15' N, and long. 4\u00b0 30' W; its N extremity, at Point of Ayre, is 16 miles SSW of Burrow Head, in Scotland; its NE extremity, at Maughold Head, is 30 miles W of St Bees Head, in Cumberland; its SW extremity, at Calf of Man, is 31 miles SE of Ardglass in Ireland, and 45 NNE of Holyhead in Anglesey; and the central point of its W coast, at Peel, is 27 miles SE by E of Lough Strangford, in Ireland. Population of Man in 1726, 14,066; in 1757, 19,144; in 1784, 24,924; in 1821, 40,081; in 1841, 47,986; in 1861, 52,469, in 1881, 53,558; and in 1891, 55,608. Its outline is proximately oblong, with angular projection at each extremity, and extending from NE by N to SW by S. Its length, from the Point of Ayre to the SW of the Calf, is 35 miles; its greatest breadth from Ballanayre, N of Peel, to Banks Howe, is 12 1/2 miles; its circumference is about 80 miles; and its area, inclusive of the Calf, is about 130,800 acres. Its aggregate form may be described, in the words of an old writer, as \"a park in the sea, impaled with rocks.\" The coast, except in the N, and at the bays of Douglas, Castletown, and Poolvash, consists of rugged and lofty precipices. The interior is divided into two regions by a chain of mountains extending through it from NE to SW. The chain begins at Maughold Head with a height of 373 feet, and runs by the watershed of North Barrule, Snaefell, Beinn-y-Phott, Garraghan, Greeba, Slieau Whuallian, South Barrule, and Cronk-ny-Arrey-Lhaa to the W coast N of Fleshwick Bay, with a maximum altitude of 2034 feet at Snaefell. Side mountains or spurs flank considerable portions of the watershed line; a chain of hills, in continuation of the watershed line, runs to the SW extremity of the W coast; heights of considerable altitude beetle over many points of the E and the SE coast, all the way from Maughold Head to the vicinity of Castletown Bay; and a summit, 472 feet high, rises on the Calf. The Calf is separated by a sound only about 500 yards wide, and comprises about 800 acres.\nAbout three-fourths of the island S of a line drawn westward from Ramsey to Sulby, and thence south-westward to near the middle of the W coast, consist of Lower Silurian rocks, comprising all the Cambrian series below the Upper Silurian. Considerable tracts within that region, particularly at Foxdale on the E side of South Barrule, and at the Dhoon N of Laxey, consist of granites and trapp\u00e6an rocks, which have burst through the schists, and greatly contorted their strata. Two tracts at Peel and in the vicinity of Castletown consist of old red sandstone and conglomerate, resting unconformably on the upturned edges of the clay schist. A considerable tract, in the S around Castletown and Port St Mary, consists of carboniferous rocks, chiefly lower carboniferous limestone and shale, but including a remarkable black schistoze formation, locally called Poolvash Black Marble. The northern fourth of the island consists mainly of alluvium, overlying a stratified bed of drift gravel, and might all be regarded as, in some sense, an extensive raised beach. The aggregate rocks, though belonging to so few formations, possess much interest in their coast-sections, in their litho-logical character, and in rich stores of carboniferous and pleistocene fossils. Copper ore is worked at Langness, iron ore at Foxdale, lead ore, employing over 800 men and boys, at Foxdale, Great Laxey, North Laxey, Rushen, and Snaefell, from which about 130,000 ounces of silver are annually obtained. Ochre, umber, and rottenstone is obtained at Baldroma and Kirk Malew, and zinc ore is worked at Great Laxey, Rushen, and Snaefell. At Poolvash there is a quarry for working the celebrated \"black marble,\" and the great slabs which form the steps of St Paul's Cathedral were quarried here.\nOld map of Isle of Man circa 1848 (Samuel Lewis)\nOld map of Isle of Man circa 1895 (Gazetteer of England and Wales)",
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        "raw_content": "Home Motorcycle Types Adventure / Dual-Sport Remembering Motorcyclist Francesco Quinn\nRemembering Motorcyclist Francesco Quinn\nMotorcycling lost quite possibly its most passionate proselytizer last week. Actor Francesco Quinn will be dearly missed by many, including those of us who came to know him by working in the motorcycle industry.\nFrankie was only 48 when he died, apparently from a heart attack, doing something as mundane as hoofing it down a Malibu street along with his young son. A complete counterpoint to the sheer brio for which he was known.\nWe can\u2019t even begin to express our sorrow for the immeasurable loss to Frankie\u2019s wife, family, close friends, and perhaps most especially for his three children.\nFor virtually all his life, he was a motorcycle rider and he wanted virtually everyone else to be one, too. Like his famous father, international star Anthony Quinn, Frankie made his living as an actor.\nHis breakout role in Oliver Stone\u2019s \u201cPlatoon\u201d showed that he had that special talent to be in front of the camera. But it was motorcycling that he seemed most interested in talking about, in sharing, and with anyone at that.\nFrankie was a genuine rider. He was one of us. Motorcycling was in his bones. For him, it wasn\u2019t just about being cool or having the latest fashion accessory.\nHe really knew how to ride. He did track schools. He appreciated bikes, not just for their style, but for their technology and engineering. He was always happy to get into motorcycle shows ahead of the public so he could see all the new bikes, sit on them, size them up. Of course, he had his own collection, plus whatever demo bike he could borrow from manufacturers. He knew how to fine-tune a machine, too, what bits to add to make it even better, faster. He loved a good, new helmet, and a custom paint job to go with it. He knew racers as friends, like world champion Max Biaggi (Frankie\u2019s son\u2019s name is Max), and he loved being at the races, all kinds, from road racing to Supercross.\nAnd Frankie was the kind of well-rounded rider who enjoyed every type of two-wheeler. He had his own tricked-out sport bikes. He also rode a cruiser or a Gold Wing now and then. And while he was a rugged, tough guy, on-screen and off, he didn\u2019t turn his nose up at scooters. He loved them, recognizing them for what they are: convenient, fun transportation.\nHe rode whenever and wherever possible, a true ambassador for two-wheeling. He\u2019d ride to meetings with Hollywood producers. He\u2019d ride to and from the movie set. He\u2019d ride for fun. He\u2019d ride to errands. And in doing so, he\u2019d happily present motorcycling to everyone, from high-powered entertainment executives to the assistants handling his travel arrangements. Given half a chance, he\u2019d bend someone\u2019s ear for half an hour, or more, about the benefits of riding, and the joys.\nFrankie\u2019s one-on-one moto evangelism, coming through his infectious charm, was so powerful because he was a true believer. And being movie-star handsome, with penetrating eyes and a strong voice, he made for the most compelling spokesperson. He was one of those people who made an impression on you.\nAnd when the industry called on Frankie to speak for motorcycling, before a much broader audience, on television or in print, he would never fail to be there. No prima donna, he\u2019d be up in the wee hours of the morning, doing satellite media tours about motorcycling and safety, talking with one network affiliate after the other.\nHe\u2019d be there, putting up with a flighty roving TV reporter on Ride to Work Day, all with a smile and enthusiasm. And forget the plane, he\u2019d ride all the way, hundreds of miles, in the heat, from Southern California to Laguna Seca to help mingle with mainstream media at the MotoGP races. He\u2019d make these events that much more exciting and special. He was there for motorcycling. He was there for us.\nSadly, tragically, Frankie\u2019s gone now. We\u2019re still shocked and will be for some time. He was always so physically fit. When he wasn\u2019t on a motorcycle, he was often on a bicycle, pedaling hard. He did \u201ccenturies,\u201d hundred-mile rides in one sitting. His passing, far too soon, just doesn\u2019t make sense.\nAs motorcyclists, we can only be thankful that we had him as a fellow rider. When it comes to motorcycling, we can only speak a little louder, with more vigor and passion, if we hope to honor the memory of all he did for us. And we\u2019re never going to forget Francesco Quinn.\nPrevious article2012 Ford Harley-Davidson F-150 | Unveiled\nNext article2011 Star Royal Star Venture S | Quick Look",
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        "raw_content": "Enough of the politics and disaster blogging. Let\u2019s write about someting exciting for a change\u2013like writing.\nSince Wednesday, Charlottesville has been hosting the 17th Annual Virginia Festival of the Book. It\u2019s four and a half days of books and writers and panels about writing and publishing. Great stuff. (For a look at the events and history of the Festival, go towww.vabook.org.) The Festival covers all prose genres and poetry, and if you buy tickets in time you can listen to luncheon speakers like Kathy Reichs and Jim Lehrer. Apparently, you needed to buy those tickets last year because by the time I got to the Web site in early February, the events were sold out. I could only live vicariously through people I overheard talking about them in the hallways.\nOn Friday, I picked two panels to attend: Novels about Novelists and Worlds of Danger.\nThe Novels About Novelists panel was held at WriterHouse, whose mission is to \u201cpromote the creation and appreciation of literature and to encourage the development of writers of all levels by providing affordable, secure workspace and meeting space, high quality writing instruction, and literary events for the public.\u201d (For more info on WriterHouse, go to www.writerhouse.org.)\nThe three authors and their books were Martha McFee (Dear Money),John McNally (After the Workshop), and Carolyn Parkhurst (The Nobodies Album).\nMcFee\u2019s book is about a successful novelist who decides she needs to make more money and so decides to give up writing to be a bond trader. McFee herself described it as \u201can intersection of commerce and art with a focus on commerce over art.\u201d An interesting premise to be sure, but I wasn\u2019t that interested in reading about someone giving up art to become a money-grubbing capitalist. However, McFee read a portion from Dear Money that perfectly showcased society and media in New York City\u2013it was a spot-on caricature of the \u201cladies who lunch\u201d in present-day Manhattan. McFee explained that her protagonist does feel as if she\u2019s betraying her art, almost as if she\u2019s having an illicit affair. It allowed McFee to explore how it would feel to give up writing but not really do it.\nIn After the Workshop, McNally wrote about an aspiring writer who graduated from a prestigious writing workshop, only to stay in that city and work as the meeter/greeter who shepherds other writers around the city when they come to teach at the workshop. That much, McNally indicated, was autobiographical; however, with several books published he has no further relation to his protagonist. McNally read a passage describing his protagonist\u2019s encounter with an agent\u2013wildly comic but poignant at the same time. McNally described the writer in his novel as someone who continually questions his talent and everything else about his life. That one was a purchase for me, because I\u2019m always questioning whether I can really do this (writing) or not.\nParkhurst\u2019s topic in The Nobodies Album was the most intriguing\u2013a successful novelist who decides to re-write the endings to all her published works while having a personal crisis with her son. Parkhurst described the draw on her creativity when she had to create two endings (original and revised) to several non-existent novels. She remarked that some people at readings don\u2019t believe her when she says these novels don\u2019t really exist\u2013they want to know where to buy them! That one was a purchase as well.\nIn the discussion afterward, the moderator pointed out, in each book, the novelist-protagonist was not writing. Parkhurst replied, \u201cThat isn\u2019t very exciting\u2013a novel about a novelist writing!\u201d What is interesting, she explained, is exploring what keeps us from writing. The moderator also pointed out that in writing about novelists who aren\u2019t writing, there really is a lot about the craft of writing in the books.\nWorlds of Danger featured authors whose books were about fear. Pearl Abraham (American Taliban), Carla Buckley (The Things that Keep Us Here),and Sheri Holman (Witches on the Road Tonight) called on different aspects of fear. Abraham described her novel as \u201chow did we get from \u2018we have nothing to fear but fear itself\u2019 to fear 24/7\u201d after 9/11. Buckley\u2019s idea came to her during the hype around the H5N1 possible pandemic a few years back. Holman\u2019s book is basically about fearing your past.\nAbraham\u2019s book is loosely based on John Walker Lind, the so-called American Taliban captured by the CIA during the initial war in Afghanistan. Lind is now in prison for joining a terrorist organization but was almost put on trial for the murder of a CIA contractor even though he was nowhere near that event. Buckley, who is married to a scientist, came up with her novel concept after her previous nine mysteries had failed to get published. She and her husband had moved from a community where they were well-established to a new city where she had no friends or community support\u2013at the height of the H5N1 crisis. In the midst of wondering what she would do to protect her children if the pandemic did happen, the idea for the novel came to her in a nightmare. 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        "raw_content": "The secret life of pets, a movie review\n(2016) PG/1h27mins/Animation, Adventure, Comedy\nThe Secret Life of Pets is a 3D computer buddy adventure comedy film staring Louis C.K as Max the dog. It is the highest grossing non-Disney original animated flim of all time. It made $767 million worldwide with a budget of $75 million. This movie is full of animal type references and humour. It\u2019s done through amusing scenes and jokes in the movie. Plus the animated movie looks as good as any Disney or Dreamworks movie.\nEric Stonestreet\u2019s first animated film.Playing the dog Duke. The new dog at the house that Max strongly dislikes. The plot gets more rid ridiculous as snowball the bunny played by Kevin Hart meets the main two characters of the story. Telling you anymore would ruin the story. The only thing i will tell you is that Max and Duke get lost and they try to find their owner.\nIn conclusion, most of the jokes are over the top and childish. The humour in it clearly is for the kids and young adults. For the pure randomness in this movie, I give it a decent score. But overall, you will be mildly entertained. The trailer of this movie has most of the entertaining jokes in it.The song the white poodle was playing on the stereo after its owner had left was \u201cBounce\u201d by System of a Down. Not the best movie, but worth a watch if you like Dreamworks and Disney animated.\nTeenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows, a movie review\n3 replies to The secret life of pets, a movie review",
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        "raw_content": "Jon Snow rules 'Game of Thrones' Season 7 after episode 4 and amidst reunions\nThe rushed Season 7 of GOT has the fans unhappy and craving for more as Season 8 will be a short one.\n10 details you might have missed in 'Game of Thrones' season 7, episode 5\nDaniel Dae Kim as Ben Daimio in \u2018Hellboy\u2019 reboot, makers in talks with actor Patty Jenkins confirmed for \u2018Wonder Woman 2\u2019 with record-breaking fees from WB \u2018Fear The Walking Dead\u2019: Dave Erickson talks about more blood and reunions\n\u201cGame of Thrones\u201d Season 7 made fans wait for a good deal, and now that it has arrived, the fast pace of the show has got fans worried. It was touted to be the season of reunions which it has been, but the hurried-up treatment of the reunions has made fans a little uneasy. Episode 4 titled \u201cEastwatch\u201d has made many feel that the makers have not done justice to the long wait for the fans, but the relief is that fan-favorite Jon Snow has emerged as the best player of the game with another favorite Daenerys following close behind.\n\u201cEastwatch\u201d homecomings and meetings lacked feeling\n\u201cEastwatch\u201d marked the halfway above the mark of the current season which is also the penultimate season and a lot of reunions happened in this season.\nSadly, they did not live up to the expectations of the fans. First of all, the Stark children reunited in Winterfell but their homecoming was so bereft of emotion that it did not even feel like a proper reunion. Even the hug-filled reunion of Daenerys and Jorah lacked substance. But the most disappointing was the one between Jaime and Tyrion.\nIt was very sudden, brief and bland. Fans were certainly not prepared for it because there was a lot to be said and heard but all of it fizzled out in thin air. Even the meeting at Eastwatch between the Hound, the brotherhood and Gendry had the potential for some fireworks, but nothing materialized. This is truly sad but the show is moving towards its end, and since the final two seasons have lesser episodes, one cannot ask for much.\nThe list of survivors and players narrows down\nIt is not just that \u201cGame of Thrones\u201d Season 7 has been quickly wrapping up reunions, it is also bringing down the number of survivors. The current season has seen many deaths, and the last episode saw Jaime Lannister barely surviving from drowning in the lake. However, the strongest contender who has emerged now happens to be Jon Snow. He has not just won over Daenerys but also got some strong men on his side for the mission in the North.\nAs for Daenerys, she is still the most powerful contender in the show for the Iron Throne. Cersei is also strong in her position, and it would be foolish to underestimate her. Her pregnancy has already complicated things.\nIn the north, Sansa has also come forward as a smart player, and like Tyrion said that she is smarter than she lets out, she can turn the game upside down, but in Tyrion\u2019s case, the Halfman is in a tricky spot. His chances of moving up the ladder as well as going down are equally strong.",
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        "raw_content": "What is a Citizens' Assembly?\nSince 2016, The Republic of Ireland has used a citizens' assembly to engage the Irish public in government decision-making. But what exactly is a citizen\u2019s assembly, and how do they work?\nby Ian Goodrich\nAthenian officials were chosen through random selection to avoid conflict of interest \u2013 Creator: Philipp Foltz. Public Domain.\nWestern democracies are, for the most part, representative democracies. When we cast our vote, we transfer our authority to a representative who then wields decision-making power on our behalf. In this way, we avoid the complexity \u2013 and perhaps tedium \u2013 of direct democracy where each citizen casts a vote on every issue, large or small.\nBut what we gain in practicality, we sacrifice in engagement. As citizens, we can often feel far removed from discussions on the issues that affect us all. This series will explore how the Republic of Ireland is attempting to redress this imbalance by engaging its citizens in deliberation and decision-making through a citizens\u2019 assembly. But what are citizens' assemblies and how do they work? What are the ideas that underpin them and where else have they been convened?\nIreland\u2019s Citizens' Assembly seeks to place citizens at the heart of the decision-making process on constitutional and policy issues.[1] It brings together 99 randomly-selected Irish citizens to debate the issues of the day: from the role of referenda in Irish politics to making Ireland a leader in the fight against climate change. Most controversially, the assembly has also tackled the thorny issue of the Irish Constitution\u2019s Eighth Amendment which underpins the country's laws on abortion.\nIn a context of rising political divisions and declining trust in institutions, the Irish project has received global attention and has been lauded by some European commentators as a panacea for populist ills.[2] But the concept behind the Irish Citizen's Assembly is not new. It builds on examples from across the globe, and a rich body of theory.\nDeliberation, Debate and Democracy\nThe Irish model is the most prominent in a recent wave of citizens' assemblies, a form of participation in which issues of national importance are debated by citizens, as opposed to politicians. Such assemblies draw their participants through sortition \u2013 a process of stratified random selection \u2013 to create a body which is, in theory, both representative and free from motive for personal gain. Once convened, issues are debated, experts may be called to give evidence, and final recommendations are presented for referendum or action by the government.\nCitizens' assemblies are founded on the notion of deliberative democracy, an understanding of democracy which prioritizes authentic engagement and public discourse within the decision-making process. Proponents such as the political theorist John S. Dryzek argue that deliberation \u2013 a discursive process through which judgments can be made, opinions voiced, and minds changed \u2013 is the essence of democracy itself.[3]\nDeliberative democracy in action can take diverse forms, of which citizens' assemblies are the best-known example. These ideas have since been developed by parliaments, policy-makers, and NGOs into a plethora of mechanisms for engaging citizens in a debate on policy issues: from citizens assemblies to citizens' juries[4], and from deliberative polls[5] to consensus conferences.[6]\nThe Public in Microcosm\nThese approaches to democratic participation have at their core the use of \u201cmini-publics\u201d \u2013 a representative collection of citizens tasked with deliberating, advising, and in some cases deciding on the outcome of a policy issue. The use of sortition and mini-publics can be traced to the birth of democracy in ancient Athens, where politicians were randomly selected for office to mitigate against the concentration of power.\nOne of the principal arguments for their use today is as a counter to the domination of politics and policy by a narrow group of individuals and interests: professional politicians, lobbyists, and the wealthy. Random selection ensures as broad as possible a representation of the whole electorate, enhancing the legitimacy of the democratic process. Through deliberation, citizens can also gain a deeper, more nuanced understanding of policy issues, and the use of mini-publics creates a space for constructive public debate.[7]\nAssemblies in Context\nThe largest and most influential exercises in formal deliberative democracy in recent years have been citizens\u2019 assemblies, which in addition to the Republic of Ireland, have taken place in Canada, the Netherlands, Australia, and more recently Gdansk, Poland. Funding for a citizens\u2019 assembly in Northern Ireland was announced in January 2018.[8]\nThe contemporary wave of western citizens\u2019 assemblies can be traced back to Canada, where bodies were established first in British Columbia (2004), and later in Ontario (2006), to resolve an old constitutional paradox: Why should a party in government undertake reform of the electoral system that placed it in power? The British Columbia model, developed by Gordon Gibson at the request of the provincial government, has been a blueprint for subsequent assemblies.[9] Both assemblies put forward recommendations for reform which were later rejected in referenda.\nHeld concurrently with the 2006 Ontario Citizens Assembly, the Dutch Burgerforum Kiesstelsel [Citizens\u2019 Forum on the Electoral System] also collected randomly-selected citizens to examine proposals for electoral reform. Despite a national remit, the deliberative process has been described as lower in profile than its Canadian counterpart. While differing in its process - recommendations in the Netherlands were put before parliament, not to a referendum - the Burgerforum saw the same outcome as in Canada. No recommendations were subsequently implemented.[10]\nCitizens' Assemblies in the 21st Century\nDeliberative democracy prioritizes process over outcomes. While no recommendations were adopted in Canada and the Netherlands, the experiments of the 2000s have inspired other mini-publics across the world. This new wave of assemblies has often been broader in scope, taking deliberations beyond electoral reform to examine wider issues concerning society and democracy.\nAustralia has tried several smaller exercises in deliberative democracy. While varying in scope and remit, they show how NGOs, councils and the private sector can find innovative ways to use mini-publics as a deliberative mechanism. From the Citizens' Jury on the Nuclear Fuel Cycle in South Australia to deliberation on pricing by the Yarra Valley Water utility company, Australia boasts some of the most interesting research and practice into the field.[11]\nIn Europe, deliberation is increasingly seen as a way to address both social issues and political alienation. In Gdansk, Poland, a citizens\u2019 assembly was formed in the aftermath of public dissatisfaction with the city\u2019s response to flooding in 2015.[12] The civil-society led but officially endorsed assembly has made policy-setting recommendations on flood mitigation, air pollution, civic engagement and \u2013running counter to the otherwise conservative background of the country\u2019s politics \u2013LGBT rights.\nA New Model for Democracy?\nCan the Irish Citizens' Assembly offer new insights to policy-makers seeking to increase citizen participation and trust in the democratic process? Are citizens' assemblies and other forms of deliberative democracy effective at reducing polarization?\nThe record is mixed, and assemblies' results seem to depend on the political context. Yet the challenges of participation are more relevant than ever. And the gentle politics of deliberation holds great appeal as an alternative to increasingly divided public debate.\n[1] \u201cWelcome to the Citizens\u2019 Assembly,\u201d www.citizensassembly.ie.\n[2] David Van Reybrouck, \u201cWe Have One Year to Make Democracy Work in Europe. Or Else the Trumps Take Over,\u201d The Correspondent, 19 November 2016 (online).\n[3] John S. 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Unless otherwise provided, these servitudes may be enforced by any unit owner and his successors in interest.\n(2) (a) For every condominium project:\n(i) The declaration shall include a description of the land or interests in real property included within the project.\n(ii) The declaration shall contain a description of any buildings, which states the number of storeys and basements, the number of units, the principal materials of which the building is or is to be constructed, and a description of all other significant improvements contained or to be contained in the project.\n(iii) The declaration shall contain the unit number of each unit, the square footage of each unit, and any other description or information necessary to properly identify each unit.\n(iv) The declaration shall describe the common areas and facilities of the project.\n(v) The declaration shall describe any limited common areas and facilities and shall state to which units the use of the common areas and facilities is reserved.\n(b) Any shutters, awnings, window boxes, doorsteps, porches, balconies, patios, or other apparatus intended to serve a single unit, but located outside the boundaries of the unit, shall constitute a limited common area and facility appertaining to that unit exclusively, whether or not the declaration makes such a provision.\n(c) The condominium plat recorded with the declaration may provide or supplement the information required under Subsections (2)(a) and (b).\n(d) (i) The declaration shall include the percentage or fraction of undivided interest in the common areas and facilities appurtenant to each unit and its owner for all purposes, including voting, derived and allocated in accordance with Subsection 57-8-7(2).\n(ii) If any use restrictions are to apply, the declaration shall state the purposes for which the units are intended and restricted as to use.\n(iii) (A) The declaration shall include the name of a person to receive service of process on behalf of the project, in the cases provided by this chapter, together with the residence or place of business of that person.\n(B) The person described in Subsection (2)(d)(iii)(A) shall be a resident of, or shall maintain a place of business within, this state.\n(iv) The declaration shall describe the method by which it may be amended consistent with this chapter.\n(v) Any further matters in connection with the property may be included in the declaration, which the person or persons executing the declaration may consider desirable consistent with this chapter.\n(vi) The declaration shall contain a statement of intention that this chapter applies to the property.\n(e) The initial recorded declaration shall include:\n(i) an appointment of a trustee who qualifies under Subsection 57-1-21(1)(a)(i) or (iv); and\n(ii) the following statement: \u201cThe declarant hereby conveys and warrants pursuant to U.C.A. Sections 57-1-20 and 57-8-45 to (name of trustee), with power of sale, the unit and all improvements to the unit for the purpose of securing payment of assessments under the terms of the declaration.\u201d\n(3) (a) If the condominium project contains any convertible land:\n(i) The declaration shall contain a legal description by metes and bounds of each area of convertible land within the condominium project.\n(ii) The declaration shall state the maximum number of units that may be created within each area of convertible land.\n(iii) (A) The declaration shall state, with respect to each area of convertible land, the maximum percentage of the aggregate land and floor area of all units that may be created and the use of which will not or may not be restricted exclusively to residential purposes.\n(B) The statements described in Subsection (3)(a)(iii)(A) need not be supplied if none of the units on other portions of the land within the project are restricted exclusively to residential use.\n(iv) The declaration shall state the extent to which any structure erected on any convertible land will be compatible with structures on other portions of the land within the condominium project in terms of quality of construction, the principal materials to be used, and architectural style.\n(v) The declaration shall describe all other improvements that may be made on each area of convertible land within the condominium project.\n(vi) The declaration shall state that any units created within each area of convertible land will be substantially identical to the units on other portions of the land within the project or it shall describe in detail what other type of units may be created.\n(vii) The declaration shall describe the declarant\u2019s reserved right, if any, to create limited common areas and facilities within any convertible land in terms of the types, sizes, and maximum number of the limited common areas within each convertible land.\n(b) The condominium plat recorded with the declaration may provide or supplement the information required under Subsection (3)(a).\n(4) If the condominium is an expandable condominium project:\n(a) (i) (A) The declaration shall contain an explicit reservation of an option to expand the project.\n(B) The declaration shall include a statement of any limitations on the option to expand, including a statement as to whether the consent of any unit owners shall be required and, a statement as to the method by which consent shall be ascertained, or a statement that there are no such limitations.\n(ii) The declaration shall include a time limit, not exceeding seven years from the date of the recording of the declaration, upon which the option to expand the condominium project shall expire, together with a statement of any circumstances which will terminate the option prior to expiration of the specified time limits.\n(iii) The declaration shall contain a legal description by metes and bounds of all land that may be added to the condominium project, which is known as additional land.\n(iv) The declaration shall state:\n(A) if any of the additional land is added to the condominium project, whether all of it or any particular portion of it must be added;\n(B) any limitations as to what portions may be added; or\n(C) a statement that there are no such limitations.\n(v) The declaration shall include a statement as to whether portions of the additional land may be added to the condominium project at different times, together with any limitations fixing the boundaries of those portions by legal descriptions setting forth the metes and bounds of these lands and regulating the order in which they may be added to the condominium project.\n(vi) The declaration shall include a statement of any limitations as to the locations of any improvements that may be made on any portions of the additional land added to the condominium project, or a statement that no assurances are made in that regard.\n(vii) The declaration shall state the maximum number of units that may be created on the additional land. If portions of the additional land may be added to the condominium project and the boundaries of those portions are fixed in accordance with Subsection (4)(a)(v), the declaration shall also state the maximum number of units that may be created on each portion added to the condominium project. If portions of the additional land may be added to the condominium project and the boundaries of those portions are not fixed in accordance with Subsection (4)(a)(v), then the declaration shall also state the maximum number of units per acre that may be created on any portion added to the condominium project.\n(viii) With respect to the additional land and to any portion of it that may be added to the condominium project, the declaration shall state the maximum percentage of the aggregate land and floor area of all units that may be created on it, the use of which will not or may not be restricted exclusively to residential purposes. However, these statements need not be supplied if none of the units on the land originally within the project are restricted exclusively to residential use.\n(ix) The declaration shall state the extent to which any structures erected on any portion of the additional land added to the condominium project will be compatible with structures on the land originally within the project in terms of quality of construction, the principal materials to be used, and architectural style. The declaration may also state that no assurances are made in those regards.\n(x) The declaration shall describe all other improvements that will be made on any portion of the additional land added to the condominium project, or it shall contain a statement of any limitations as to what other improvements may be made on it. The declaration may also state that no assurances are made in that regard.\n(xi) The declaration shall contain a statement that any units created on any portion of the additional land added to the condominium project will be substantially identical to the units on the land originally within the project, or a statement of any limitations as to what types of units may be created on it. The declaration may also contain a statement that no assurances are made in that regard.\n(xii) The declaration shall describe the declarant\u2019s reserved right, if any, to create limited common areas and facilities within any portion of the additional land added to the condominium project, in terms of the types, sizes, and maximum number of limited common areas within each portion. The declaration may also state that no assurances are made in those regards.\n(b) The condominium plat recorded with the declaration may provide or supplement the information required under Subsections (4)(a)(iii) through (a)(vi) and (a)(ix) through (a)(xii).\n(5) If the condominium project is a contractible condominium:\n(a) (i) The declaration shall contain an explicit reservation of an option to contract the condominium project.\n(ii) The declaration shall contain a statement of any limitations on the option to contract, including a statement as to whether the consent of any unit owners shall be required, and if so, a statement as to the method by which this consent shall be ascertained. The declaration may also contain a statement that there are no such limitations.\n(iii) The declaration shall state the time limit, not exceeding seven years from the recording of the declaration, upon which the option to contract the condominium project shall expire, together with a statement of any circumstances which will terminate this option prior to expiration of the specified time limit.\n(b) (i) The declaration shall include a legal description by metes and bounds of all land that may be withdrawn from the condominium project, which is known as withdrawable land.\n(ii) The declaration shall include a statement as to whether portions of the withdrawable land may be withdrawn from the condominium project at different times, together with any limitations fixing the boundaries of those portions by legal descriptions setting forth the metes and bounds and regulating the order in which they may be withdrawn from the condominium project.\n(iii) The declaration shall include a legal description by metes and bounds of all of the land within the condominium project to which the option to contract the project does not extend.\n(c) The condominium plat recorded with the declaration may provide or supplement the information required under Subsection (5)(b).\n(6) (a) If the condominium project is a leasehold condominium, then with respect to any ground lease or other leases the expiration or termination of which will or may terminate or contract the condominium project:\n(i) The declaration shall include recording information enabling the location of each lease in the official records of the county recorder.\n(ii) The declaration shall include the date upon which each lease is due to expire.\n(iii) The declaration shall state whether any land or improvements will be owned by the unit owners in fee simple. If there is to be fee simple ownership, the declaration shall include:\n(A) a description of the land or improvements, including without limitation, a legal description by metes and bounds of the land; or\n(B) a statement of any rights the unit owners have to remove these improvements within a reasonable time after the expiration or termination of the lease or leases involved, or a statement that they shall have no such rights.\n(iv) The declaration shall include a statement of the rights the unit owners have to extend or renew any of the leases or to redeem or purchase any of the reversions, or a statement that they have no such rights.\n(b) After the recording of the declaration, no lessor who executed the declaration, and no successor in interest to this lessor, has any right or power to terminate any part of the leasehold interest of any unit owner who:\n(i) makes timely payment of his share of the rent to the persons designated in the declaration for the receipt of the rent; and\n(ii) otherwise complies with all covenants which would entitle the lessor to terminate the lease if they were violated.\n(7) (a) If the condominium project contains time period units, the declaration shall also contain the location of each condominium unit in the calendar year. 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        "raw_content": "What I Learned at MESA HITS Fall 2018\nAt the MESA HITS Fall 2018 Hollywood Innovation & Technology Summit over the course of 24 hours, two receptions and a dozen or so sessions, I had the opportunity to meet people representing the behind-the-scenes technology side of the movie-making business. These are people far behind the camera lens and the director\u2019s chair\u2014the literal army of technical talent who make sure the infrastructure and technology backing every aspect of Media & Entertainment is fast, reliable and cost-effective.\nThe cutting edge in M&E is truly the bleeding edge, pushing the boundaries of what\u2019s possible with the most truly innovative technology of nearly any industry on the planet. And yet the M&E industry as a whole adopts new technologies just as ANY industry does. A small few want to be the innovators and leap into a new, untried technology. The fast-followers come after that. 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And CIOs like Theresa can now sigh with relief and simply take advantage of the benefits the cloud and SaaS have delivered.\n\u201cThere\u2019s an app for that\u201d and \u201cIt\u2019s in the cloud\u201d are the new mantra, although in M&E, just as in every other industry, not everyone has made that journey yet.\nNext up \u2013 it\u2019s Real-World Cloud Production Workflows\nIn this session, the high stakes, fast-moving world of big-screen productions was highlighted with an interview of Larry Kasanoff, Chairman and CEO of Threshold Entertainment by Joel Sloss, representing Microsoft Azure. The internet has opened up entirely new markets for Threshold. (Only 28% of revenue comes from the U.S. now, versus 78% ten years ago). The internet has also transformed the way the studio produces content.\nLarry talked about the benefits Threshold has gained since moving to the cloud several years ago, and how they will never go back to the old way of movie-making. Why? 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        "raw_content": "Shirley G. Carter, a member of the Washington, DC \u2013 Baltimore (WDCB) Chapter, was the first African-American female elected to the STC Board of Directors. She was an STC member since 1976. After serving as Region 3 Director-Sponsor from 1979 to 1982, Ms. Carter was an Assistant to the President for Member Programs until 1984. Ms. Carter was instrumental in the Metro Baltimore Chapter's formation, which was chartered during her term. Ms. Carter was responsible for the publication of one of the STC anthology series, Word Processing and Automated Publications Systems. Ms. Carter worked for the General Services Administration as a management analyst in the Office of Information Resources Management. She was a part-time instructor at the Graduate School of the U.S. Department of Agriculture. She continued to be active in STC until her death. Shirley G. Carter died on July 16, 1986.\nAt the end of Shirley's term of office as a member of the STC Board of Directors, incoming Director, Austin T. Brown, presented her with the traditional Paul Revere bowl and a special plaque in recognition for being the first African-American female elected to the STC Board of Directors.\nShirley Carter was also a member of the Association of Information Systems Professionals, the Federal Word Processing Council, the National Association for Government Communicators, and the USDA Graduate School, Subcommittee Writing and Editing.\nThe memorial fund began in 1991 with a seed grant from the Society of $2000. The award was a living memorial to Shirley G. Carter and made it possible for us to expand our award offerings to the college and post-graduate levels while we continue our long-standing Austin T. Brown Technical Communication Award at the high school level. The education committee was managed by Paula Hollingsworth, a past president of the chapter, who applied for the STC grant for the seed money. The high school award program was managed for several years by Betty Montgomery, STC Associate Fellow.\nThe awards are intended to honor individuals who make contributions to the technical communication profession in Maryland, DC, or Virginia.\nSee the list of previous memorial award winners. Unfortunately, there are no records of previous memorial award winners before 2002.\nIf you are a full-time student in an accredited college or university, we encourage you to submit your best work to the Technical Communication Competition. In the competition, the student who submits the best student entry will receive a Best Student Entry award.\nIn the past, this was awarded to the top undergraduate and graduate student applicants. The college-level awards were inactive for some time because the self-perpetuating aspect of this fund did not materialize for various reasons. We began a fund-raising campaign in 2001 to rejuvenate the Shirley G. Carter Memorial Award and increase funds for the Austin T. Brown Technical Communication Award. Grant requests from the Society were approved to replenish the funds and we began the new award program for the 2002-2003 school year. We have been unable to find volunteers to staff the Education Committee but starting in 2009, the chapter will give awards for the best entry from a college-level student in our Technical Communication Competition.\nHow to Donate to the Memorial Fund\nTo donate by check, make your check payable to STC Washington, DC \u2013 Baltimore Chapter. Please write on the check that the payment is a \"Shirley G. Carter Memorial Award donation\" and mail your check to the chapter treasurer.\nFor more information about making charitable donations see Corporate Sponsorship.",
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Some of that was from trying to run away, I knew, but a lot was anger and fear\n\u201cWell your brother is a smart-mouthed little asshole.\nMom was right, he was \u2018gifted\u2019. That makes him different, though, and if you\u2019re too different you tend to draw bullies.\nJosh is pretty different.\n\u201cI don\u2019t care. Leave him alone.\u201d\n\u201cYeah? I think you\u2019re an asshole too. You know what I do with assholes?\u201d\nI could see him looking at me, sizing me up against the three of them. All were big, though not as big as me, and there were three of them, all in football jackets. I could see him thinking I was outnumbered, and I knew there was no way out of this. I sighed and threw the first punch.\nThere were three of them, but like I said, I\u2019m big, fast, and even stronger than I look. It was actually over in an embarrassingly short time. The one I hit without warning, I hit right under the ear; I\u2019m pretty sure I broke his jaw. The second one came at me from behind, but I spun around fast and caught him in another do-si-do, like I had their leader. Rather than down to the ground, this one went face-first into the wall. Then he hit the ground, sitting there crying and holding his broken nose. That just left Dance Partner, who\u2019s jacket sleeve said \u201cScroggins\u201d. I took a while with him, let him see what was happening. He was the leader, after all. I needed him to learn the lesson: leave the Crean boys alone. I don\u2019t usually do it, but just to make sure he got the point I kicked him in the balls.\nThe bell sounded and I took Josh by the elbow to lead him back into the school. He was still trembling, and would be until the adrenaline washed out of his system.\n\u201cYeah, thanks Jacob. You?\u201d\n\u201cYeah. You think they learned the lesson?\u201d\n\u201cThey better have,\u201d said Josh, as he turned off toward the classroom. 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        "raw_content": "Director(s): Pierre Morel\nWriter(s): Chad St. John\nCast: Jennifer Garner, John Gallagher Jr., John Ortiz, Juan Pablo Raba and Annie Ilonzeh\nThis is a stereotypical revenge movie and one that, if you saw the trailer, is not very good despite having a committed performance from its lead Jennifer Garner. So, walking into this movie I fully knew that I wasn\u2019t going to enjoy this movie, but I did my best to take out any pre-conceived ideas I had cooked up in my head and trie to enjoy my time. Because I truly love movies and it\u2019s not just a catchy website title. And after watching this movie I can say that I\u2019m pleasantly surprised at how truly bad this movie ended up being. Let\u2019s talk about it.\nThe story centers around Riley North (Garner), a mother who lost both her husband and her daughter in a drive-by shooting. During trial, she quickly finds out that there won\u2019t be no justice through the legal system and she needs to take matters into her own hands. Look, if you\u2019ve seen a revenge thriller you have seen most of them. The ones that stand-out either subvert the tropes established in the genre or add other creative elements from outside genres, like this year\u2019s Upgrade. This movie does neither, and doesn\u2019t even add a twist or a big reveal in the process to justify us sitting in the theater waiting for someone to get murdered by our \u201chero\u201d. Garner clearly was all on board for the role; sadly the writer and director fell asleep on the wheel.\nAlso, to say that this movie is problematic, especially in this political and social climate, is the understatement of the year. This is essentially a gun-filled violence-fever-dream of a white woman killing off stereotypical Mexican gangbangers that are pulled straight-out of a 1980\u2019s B-action movie. All that was missing was the terrorist from Russia, the terrorist from Afghanistan and the ninja assassin and we would\u2019ve had Lazy Writing Bingo.\nWhat about the direction and editing? I ask myself as I try to stay awake trying to remember this movie. Well, this was a choppy, grey mess with weird camera placement that employs, on countless times, speed-up effects that make your eyes hurt. I\u2019m guessing director Pierre Morel wanted to give this movie a unique look and feel but it just weirdly reminded me of Dog the Bounty Hunter, but with worse fight scenes.\nLook, I hate to be this harsh towards a movie, but I just kept staring at the screen, baffled that I made a conscious decision to pay for a ticket and sit in a room till this revenge porn ended. But I can\u2019t lie and this movie tested my ability to not fall asleep in a theater. Don\u2019t watch this. I swear I love movies.\nPeppermint is currently playing in theaters. Hard pass.\nMovie Review, Movies, Action, Drama, Crime",
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        "raw_content": "Neon (Chris Young song)\nNeon (Richard Fleeshman album)\nNeon (disambiguation)\n\"Neon\" is a song recorded by American country music artist Chris Young. It was released in March 2012 as the third single and title track from his album Neon (2011). The song was written by Shane McAnally, Josh Osborne and Trevor Rosen. \"Neon\" received positive reviews from critics who praised the production, lyrics and Young's vocal performance. It stopped Young's five consecutive number-one hit run on the US Hot Country Songs chart, peaking at number 23. It also peaked at number 92 on the Billboard Hot 100.\nBilly Dukes of Taste of Country gave the song four stars out of five, writing that Young \"plays with notes high and low like a cat plays with a ball of yarn, sort of batting them back and forth, always in control.\" Tara Seetharam of Country Universe gave the song an A- grade, saying that Young's voice \"sinks into the groove of the song so effortlessly you\u2019d think he was singing in his sleep, skating around the melody with an appropriate blend of conviction and restraint.\" Jonathan Keefe of Slant Magazine, reviewing the album, called it a strong track that uses \"creative imagery to explain the seductive draw of a bar.\"\nThis page contains text from Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia - https://wn.com/Neon_(Chris_Young_song)\nNeon is the debut album by the British singer and ex-Coronation Street star Richard Fleeshman. It was released in November 2007. It debuted at number 71 on the UK Album Chart,\nFleeshman promoted the album by supporting Sir Elton John on two tours around the UK and Europe.\n\"Coming Down\"\n\"Play It down the Middle\"\n\"Back Here\"\n\"Secret Smile\"\n\"Hey Jealousy\"\n\"Eighteen\"\n\"Hold Me Close\"\nThis page contains text from Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia - https://wn.com/Neon_(Richard_Fleeshman_album)\nNeon is a chemical element. It may also refer to:\nNeon lighting, broad discussion of technologies and uses\nNeon sign, luminous-tube signs that contain neon or other inert gases\nNeon lamp, miniature gas discharge lamp\nNeon (classical antiquity), the name of a number of figures from Greek and Roman history\nNeon tetra, a fish species\nNeon (genus), a genus of jumping spiders\nNeamine transaminase, an enzyme\nNeomycin C transaminase, an enzyme\nNeon, a Finnish television show by FST5\nNeon Genesis Evangelion, an anime television show\nNeon (comics), a superhero in the DC Comics universe\nNeon the Unknown, a comic-book superhero\nNEON Enterprise Software, a enterprise software development company\nDodge Neon, also known as Chrysler Neon and Plymouth Neon, a compact automobile brand\nNational Ecological Observatory Network NEON, a project of the U.S. National Science Foundation\nNeon Bus, a low-fare bus line operated by Greyhound Lines serving New York City, Toronto, Syracuse, and Buffalo\nThis page contains text from Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia - https://wn.com/Neon_(disambiguation)\nemirateslawgroup.com\nemiratesneongroup.com",
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        "raw_content": "Chapter 125 \u2013 Life is Timing (1)\nChapter 125 - Life is Timing (1)\n'Does this mean to come in?'\nTheo waited a moment, but there was no further reaction. He was a bit curious about the procedure which opened and closed the door, but there existed something more important than a trivial question.\nIt was dark enough inside that he couldn't see anything from the outside. Some people would be reluctant to step into the darkness, but Theo walked forward without any hesitation.\nHis clean-soled shoes rubbed against sand and made unpleasant noises. No, maybe they had laid the sand for this very purpose. As a rustling sound entered his ears, Theodore scoffed.\nHe'd noticed breathing sounds coming from the narrow passages on the left and right. However, it wasn't that their stealth was inadequate; Theodore's senses and Mitra's detection ability were just superior. It was to the extent that he could determine the number and skills of those hiding.\n'Six people, among them is an aura user. I'm not sure about a head-on fight, but his stealth is equivalent to a regular knight.'\nJust like inhabitants of the dark side of the world, the life which permeated this place was insidious and sticky. For those who lived in the shadows, a head-on battle was only a last resort, and fighting skills wasn't necessary. It was probably a prerequisite that they knew how to strike from the back, not the front.\nHowever, Theo continued moving calmly. The nasty feeling wasn't a problem, but he didn't relax his guard either. He might find them ridiculous, but it would be stupid to not be wary.\nTheo put on his best cold expression as he walked on. Then after precisely 100 steps, Theodore arrived in front of a shabby door that he calculated to be around 20 meters below the surface. Finally, a space filled with deep shadows greeted him.\n'This information guild... Is he the [King of Mice] of the Sipoto branch?'\nThe space was unnaturally open, and there was an unusually old-fashioned table in the center of the room. Theo's keen eyes were able to distinguish the good quality of the wood and that it was made by a skilled craftsman.\nTheodore looked at the person sitting beyond the table. Under the dim light, the man who boasted a unique appearance grabbed Theo's attention. Despite having the distinct brown skin and brown eyes of the desert people, the man was big enough to be eye level with Theodore while sitting down.\nEven so, the presence around him was like a fog.\n'Considerably skilled.'\nIt didn't feel like the man could beat Theo, but it would be hard to catch him if he ran away. Theodore raised his evaluated level of the Information Guild by two stages. The man sitting behind the desk looked at Theo quietly and opened his mouth to say, \"...It has been a long time since I've had uninvited guests.\"\n\"Uninvited guest?\"\nDid that mean the instructions Canis provided him were wrong?\nHowever, he got an answer to his question as the man continued speaking, \"You aren't a guest that my kids brought, or any of those who work with them. Based on your speech and clothing, you recently came from Meltor in the north.\"\n\"There are all sorts of tricks. How you tie a shoelace, the tan marks, dirt attached to the hem, and so on. There are many things that can't be hidden unless you are a properly trained secret agent.\"\nIndeed, Theodore admired the man's keen eye for detail. It had been less than three minutes since Theo arrived at the door. However, that man had casually uncovered Theo's hometown and that he had arrived in Sipoto recently.\nIf this was the level of the man in charge of the guild, Theo couldn't doubt their credibility.\nTheodore sat in the chair before him. \"As expected of the best information guild in the central continent.\"\n\"Yes, who introduced you to this place?\"\n\"A black market trader called Canis.\"\nThe eyebrows on the brown skin raised. \"Canis? That cub is still alive. Though there has been no message from Meltor recently...\"\n\"Are you acquaintances?\"\n\"We've done business a few times. His skills aren't bad, but his way of thinking is too narrow. He must've found a pretty good rat hole,\" the informant mumbled before extending his thick arms. The tattoo of a two-headed serpent on his forearm wriggled.\nHe reached out as if asking for a handshake, before his rough face smiled. \"I am Sipoto's branch chief, Gibra.\"\nGibra finished the greeting and brought up the subject first. \"So, why did you come to find us?\"\nTheodore was relieved. Asking for the job was the same as accepting the request. He was concerned about being an outsider, but as Canis said, the Information Guild didn't distinguish between the origin and identity of the guests.\nThe only important thing was whether the customer could pay the price, the black market trader had said.\n'Then this story will be fast,' Theo thought with a strange smile as he looked at his left hand.\nBefore leaving Meltor, he had changed all his goods into cash and stored them in the inventory. It was a tremendous amount when he added in the rewards he'd accumulated from his achievement in Elvenheim. The prices of original books or the sales commission wouldn't even make a dent in it.\nThere was no reason for Theodore to hesitate, since he possessed both wealth and power.\nSo, he said, \"There are things I want to buy in Kargas.\"\nGibra listened with a bright expression.\nTheo continued,\"I want to know the location of all the original books in Kargas and the information about the owners. I will leave it to you to act as the agent for the purchase. The status of the item is fine as long as it is an original, and if the item is bought at a reasonable price, you'll be paid part of the purchase price.\"\n\"Original books? You mean the original copy of a magic book? It will take a lot of money to buy all the ones in Kargas.\"\n\"30 gold as a deposit, the survey period- ...Ah, whoops.\"\nAs Theo wondered about the sudden interruption, Gibra scratched the back of his head with an embarrassed expression. \"I'm sorry, but I can't take the commission. I can't.\"\n\"How come? If it is simply a matter of the cost...\"\n\"No, it's not that. Honestly, the money is good, but the timing is really bad.\"\n'Timing?' Theodore made a perplexed expression.\n\"Timing?\"\n\"That reminds me, you're from the north? Then you won't know about a famous attraction of Kargas.\"\nThe Kargas Kingdom was the center of the central continent and a trade kingdom, so it didn't have anything to symbolize it. In Kargas, all logistics from the north, south, and center gathered before spreading to the rest of the continent. It was a kingdom where numerous foreigners frequented, and there was a mixture of cultures. It would be strange if there was something unique about this place.\nHowever, there was something behind Kargas. It was the place where money and desire gathered from all over the world in the abyss of the trading kingdom-the underground auction houses.\n\"Every year, it will be held in secret for a few weeks. There is a saying that the goods that move through there go beyond the yearly budget of a few kingdoms.\"\n\"What does that have to do with my commission?\"\n\"The auction is a place where sellers can handle things at the highest prices. Even more so when there are original books on sale.\"\nWhen Theodore made an expression of realization, Gibra continued, \"You finally understand. The auction is more attractive than selling it to an unidentified buyer. The right time for the commission would be a few months after the auction ends. So, I can't accept your request.\"\nTheodore was convinced by the reasonable explanation, so he wasn't embarrassed by the rejection.\nThe auction house where buyers from all over the world gathered was indeed more attractive than a single buyer. It might be possible to persuade the owner prior to that, but there would be more people who preferred the tradition of the auction house.\nAs Gibra said, Theo's timing was really bad.\n'...No, not yet. 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26\n6.0\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd SUBMISSION OF PROPOSALS.................................................................................... 28-30\n6.1\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Electronic Proposal Submission.......................................................................................... 28\n6.2\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Deadline of Proposals......................................................................................................... 28\n6.3\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Notification of Proposal Receipt......................................................................................... 29\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\n6.4\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Information on Proposal Status........................................................................................... 29\n6.5\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Debriefing of Unsuccessful 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The STTR Program is a program under which awards are made to small business concerns for cooperative research and development, conducted jointly by a small business and a research institution, through a uniform process having three phases.\ufffd STTR, although modeled substantially on the Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Program, is a separate program and is separately financed.\ufffd Subject to availability of funds, DoD Components will support high quality cooperative research and development proposals of innovative concepts to solve the listed defense-related scientific or engineering problems, especially those concepts that also have high potential for commercialization in the private sector.\nThe STTR Program is designed to provide a strong incentive for small companies and researchers at research institutions, i.e., non-profit research institutions, contractor-operated federally funded research and development centers (FFRDCs), and universities, to work together as a team to move ideas from the research institution to the marketplace, to foster high-tech economic development, and to address the technological needs of our armed forces. (See DoD's Critical Technology Areas)\nPartnerships between small businesses and Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) or Minority Institutions (MIs) are encouraged, although no special preference will be given to STTR proposals from such offerors.\nThe Federal STTR Program is mandated by Public Laws 102-564 and 107-50.\ufffd The basic design of the DoD STTR Program is in accordance with the Small Business Administration (SBA) STTR Policy Directive of 2005.\ufffd The DoD Program presented in this solicitation strives to encourage scientific and technical innovation in areas specifically identified by DoD Components.\ufffd The guidelines presented in this solicitation incorporate and exploit the flexibility of the SBA Policy Directive to encourage proposals based on scientific and technical approaches most likely to yield results important to DoD and the private sector.\n1.2 Three Phase Program\nThis program solicitation is issued pursuant to the Small Business Research and Development Enhancement Act of 1992, PL 102-564.\ufffd Phase I is to determine the scientific, technical and commercial merit and feasibility of the proposed cooperative effort and the quality of performance of the small business concern with a relatively small investment before consideration of future DoD support in Phase II.\ufffd Several different proposed solutions to a given topic may be funded.\ufffd Proposals will be evaluated on a competitive basis giving primary consideration to the scientific and technical merit of the proposal along with its potential for commercialization.\ufffd Phase I awards are limited to $100,000 in size over a period not to exceed one year.\nSubsequent Phase II awards will be made to firms on the basis of results of their Phase I effort and the scientific, technical merit and commercial potential of their Phase II proposal.\ufffd Phase II awards are limited to $750,000 in size over a period generally not to exceed 24 months (subject to negotiation).\ufffd Phase II is the principal research or research and development effort and is expected to produce a well-defined deliverable product or process.\nUnder Phase III, the small business is expected to use non-federal capital to pursue private sector applications of the research or development.\ufffd Also, under Phase III, federal agencies may award non-STTR funded follow-on contracts for products or processes which meet the mission needs of those agencies.\nThis solicitation is for Phase I proposals only.\ufffd Only proposals submitted in response to topics in this solicitation will be accepted and considered for Phase I award.\ufffd For Phase II, no separate solicitation will be issued and no unsolicited proposals will be accepted.\ufffd Only those firms that were awarded Phase I contracts are eligible to participate in Phases II and III.\nDoD is not obligated to make any awards under either Phase I, II, or III and all awards are subject to the availability of funds.\ufffd DoD is not responsible for any monies expended by the proposer before award of any contract.\n1.3 Proposer Eligibility and Limitations\nEach proposer must qualify as a small business for research or research and development purposes as defined in Section 2.3 and certify to this on the Cover Sheet of the proposal.\ufffd In addition, a minimum of 40% of each STTR project must be carried out by the small business concern and a minimum of 30% of the effort performed by the research institution, as defined in Section 2.4.\ufffd The percentage of work is usually measured by both direct and indirect costs, although proposers planning to subcontract a significant fraction of their work should verify how it will be measured with their DoD contracting officer during contract negotiations. The principal investigator must be primarily employed with the small business firm or the research institution.\ufffd At the time of award of a Phase I or Phase II contract, the small business concern must have at least one employee in a management position whose primary employment is with the small business and who is not also employed by the research institution. Primary employment means that more than one half (50%) of the employee's time is spent with the small business. Primary employment with a small business concern precludes full-time employment at another organization. For both Phase I and Phase II, all research or research and development work must be performed by the small business concern and its subcontractors in the United States.\ufffd Deviations from the requirements in this paragraph must be approved in writing by the contracting officer (during contract negotiations).\nA small business concern must negotiate a written agreement between the small business and the research institution allocating intellectual property rights and rights to carry out follow-on research, development, or commercialization (see: Model Agreement for the Allocation of Rights).\nJoint ventures and limited partnerships are permitted for the small business portion, provided that the entity created qualifies as a small business in accordance with the Small Business Act, 15 USC 631, and the definition included in Section 2.3.\nAwards made to firms owned by or employing current or previous Federal Government employees could create conflicts of interest for those employees in violation of Federal law.\ufffd Such proposers should contact the cognizant Ethics Counselor from the employees' Government agency for further guidance.\n1.5 Questions about STTR and Solicitation Topics\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd a.\ufffd\ufffd General STTR Questions/Information\ufffd\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd (1) Help Desk.\ufffd The DoD SBIR/STTR Help Desk is prepared to address general questions about this solicitation, the proposal preparation and electronic submission process, contract negotiation, payment vouchers, Government accounting requirements, intellectual property protection, the Fast Track, financing strategies, and other program-related areas. The Help Desk may be contacted from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm ET at:\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Phone: 866-SBIRHLP (866-724-7457)\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd E-mail: www.dodsbir.net/helpdesk\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd (2) Web Sites.\ufffd The DoD SBIR/STTR Web site at www.acq.osd.mil/osbp/sbir offers electronic access to STTR and SBIR solicitations, answers to commonly asked questions, sample proposals, model contracts, abstracts of ongoing projects,\ufffd the latest updates on the SBIR and STTR Programs, hyperlinks to sources of business assistance and financing, and other useful information.\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd The DoD SBIR/STTR Resource Center at www.dodsbir.net mirrors the most frequently accessed information on the DoD SBIR/STTR Web site:\n\ufffd SBIR and STTR Solicitations are posted at www.dodsbir.net/solicitation\n\ufffd Topics Search engine is available at www.dodsbir.net/topics\n\ufffd Technical Q&A through SITIS is available at www.dodsbir.net/sitis\n\ufffd Electronic Proposal Submission for Phase I and II is through the Submission site at www.dodsbir.net/submission. Firms submitting through this site for the first time will be asked to register with their tax ID number and supply a point of contact at the firm.\n\ufffd Phase I proposal Selections are posted at www.dodsbir.net/selections, generally 5 months after the solicitation close.\n\ufffd All Phase I and II awards made since the inception of the SBIR and STTR Programs may be searched by keywords or company name at www.dodsbir.net/awards.\n(3) Tutorial.\ufffd An on-line tutorial on how to prepare and submit a proposal to the DoD SBIR/STTR Program is available at the Resource Center Web site at www.dodsbir.net.\ufffd It is a practical guide for beginners and a quick reference for more experienced participants.\n(4) ListServ.\ufffd The DoD maintains a ListServ e-mail broadcast service.\ufffd To stay in touch with STTR and SBIR opportunities and receive notices about upcoming conferences and solicitations, subscribe by e-mailing sbirlist@listserv.dodsbir.net and typing SUBSCRIBE in the subject field of the message, or visit the Resource Center at www.dodsbir.net.\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd b.\ufffd\ufffd General Questions about a DoD Component. General questions pertaining to a particular DoD Component (Army or Navy) should be submitted in accordance with the instructions given at the beginning of that Component's topics, in Section 8.0 of this solicitation.\ufffd Hyperlinks to Component SBIR/STTR Web sites are available from the DoD SBIR/STTR Web site (above).\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd c.\ufffd\ufffd Technical Questions about Solicitation Topics\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd (1)\ufffd Direct Contact with Topic Authors.\ufffd\ufffd From January 27, 2009 through February 23, 2009, this solicitation is issued for pre-release on the DoD SBIR/STTR Web site with the names of the topic authors and their phone numbers and e-mail addresses.\ufffd During this period, proposers have an opportunity to contact topic authors by telephone or e-mail to ask technical questions about specific solicitations topics.\ufffd Questions should be limited to specific information related to improving the understanding of a particular topic\ufffds requirements.\ufffd Offerors may not ask for advice or guidance on solution approach, nor submit additional material to the topic author.\ufffd If information given in response to a question is deemed necessary for the preparation of proposals, that information will be made available to the public through SITIS.\ufffd Afterwards, questions must be asked through SITIS, described below.\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd (2)\ufffd SITIS.\ufffd Once DoD begins accepting proposals on February 24, 2009, no further direct contact between proposers and topic authors is allowed; however, proposers may submit written questions through the SBIR/STTR Interactive Topic Information System (SITIS) at www.dodsbir.net/sitis.\ufffd In SITIS, the questioner and respondent remain anonymous and all questions and answers are posted electronically for general viewing.\ufffd Questions are limited to technical information related to improving the understanding of a particular topic\ufffds requirements; any other questions, such as those asking for advice or guidance on solution approach, will not receive a response.\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Instructions:\ufffd Locate the topic to which you want to submit a technical question by using the SITIS Quick Scan feature on this Web site.\ufffd Then, using the form at the bottom of the topic description page, enter and submit your question.\ufffd Answers are generally posted within seven working days of question submission. (Answers will also be e-mailed directly to the inquirer if the inquirer provides an e-mail address.)\nThe SITIS service for this solicitation opens on January 27, 2009, and closes to new questions on March 11, 2009.\ufffd All questions and answers will be posted from January 27, 2009, through March 25, 2009. All proposers are advised to monitor SITIS during the solicitation period for questions and answers, and other information relevant to the topic under which they are proposing.\n1.6 SBIR/STTR Conferences and Outreach\nThe DoD participates in National SBIR/STTR Conferences and many state-organized conferences for small business.\ufffd For information on these events, see \"Conferences\" on our Web site or Resource Center.\ufffd We have a special outreach effort to women-owned small businesses and socially and economically disadvantaged small businesses and research institutions.\nThe following definitions apply for the purposes of this solicitation:\n2.1 Research or Research and Development\nAny activity that is:\nBasic Research - Scientific study and experimentation to provide fundamental knowledge required for the solution of problems.\nExploratory Development - A study, investigation or minor development effort directed toward specific problem areas with a view toward developing and evaluating the feasibility and practicability of proposed solutions.\nAdvanced Development - Proof of design efforts directed toward projects that have moved into the development of hardware for test.\nEngineering Development - Full-scale engineering development projects for DoD use but which have not yet received approval for production.\nFor the purposes of Human Research Protection, \ufffdresearch\ufffd is defined as a systematic investigation including RDT&E, designed to develop generalizable knowledge (32 CFR 219).\n2.2 Cooperative Research and Development\ufffd\nFor the purposes of the STTR Program this means research and development conducted jointly by a small business concern and a research institution in which not less than 40% of the work is performed by the small business concern, and not less than 30% of the work is performed by the research institution.\ufffd The percentage of work is usually measured by both direct and indirect costs; however, proposers should verify how it will be measured with their DoD contracting officer during contract negotiations.\n2.3 Small Business Concern.\ufffd\nA small business concern is one that, at the time of award of Phase I and Phase II, meets all of the following criteria:\na. \ufffd Is independently owned and operated, is not dominant in the field of operation in which it is proposing, has a place of business in the United States and operates primarily within the United States or makes a significant contribution to the US economy, and is organized for profit.\nb. \ufffd Is (a) at least 51% owned and controlled by one or more individuals who are citizens of, or permanent resident aliens in, the United States or (b) it must be a for-profit business concern that is at least 51% owned and controlled by another for-profit business concern that is at least 51% owned and controlled by one or more individuals who are citizens of, or permanent resident aliens in, the United States.\nc. \ufffd Has, including its affiliates, an average number of employees for the preceding 12 months not exceeding 500, and meets the other regulatory requirements found in 13 CFR Part 121. Business concerns are generally considered to be affiliates of one another when either directly or indirectly, (a) one concern controls or has the power to control the other; or (b) a third-party/parties controls or has the power to control both.\nControl can be exercised through common ownership, common management, and contractual relationships. The term \"affiliates\" is defined in greater detail in 13 CFR 121.103. The term \"number of employees\" is defined in 13 CFR 121.106.\n2.4 Research Institution.\ufffd\nAny organization located in the United States that is:\na. \ufffd A university.\nb. \ufffd A nonprofit institution as defined in section 4(5) of the Stevenson-Wydler Technology Innovation Act of 1980.\nc. \ufffd A contractor-operated federally funded research and development center, as identified by the National Science Foundation in accordance with the government-wide Federal Acquisition Regulation issued in accordance with section 35(c)(1) of the Office of Federal Procurement Policy Act. (Click here for a list of eligible FFRDCs.)\n2.5 Socially and Economically Disadvantaged Small Business Concern\nA socially and economically disadvantaged small business concern is one that is at least 51% owned and controlled by one or more socially and economically disadvantaged individuals, or an Indian tribe, including Alaska Native Corporations (ANCs), a Native Hawaiian Organization (NHO), or a Community Development Corporation (CDC). Control includes both the strategic planning (as that exercised by boards of directors) and the day-to-day management and administration of business operations. See 13 CFR 124.109, 124.110, and 124.111 for special rules pertaining to concerns owned by Indian tribes (including ANCs), NHOs or CDCs, respectively.\n2.6 Women-Owned Small Business Concern\nA small business concern that is at least 51% owned and controlled by a woman or women. Control includes both the strategic planning (as that exercised by boards of directors) and the day-to-day management and administration of business operations.\n2.7 Funding Agreement\nAny contract, grant, or cooperative agreement entered into between any Federal Agency and any small business concern for the performance of experimental, developmental, or research work funded in whole or in part by the federal Government.\ufffd Only the contract method will be used by DoD Components for all STTR awards.\n2.8 Subcontract\nA subcontract is any agreement, other than one involving an employer-employee relationship, entered into by an awardee of a funding agreement calling for supplies or services for the performance of the original funding agreement.\ufffd This includes consultants.\ufffd\ufffd See Section 3.5.b(9).\n2.9 Commercialization\nThe process of developing marketable products or services and delivering products and services for sale (whether by the originating party or by others) to Government or commercial markets.\n2.10 Essentially Equivalent Work\nThis occurs when (1) substantially the same research is proposed for funding in more than one contract proposal or grant application submitted to the same Federal agency; (2) substantially the same research is submitted to two or more different Federal agencies for review and funding consideration; or (3) a specific research objective and the research design for accomplishing an objective are the same or closely related in two or more proposals or awards, regardless of the funding source.\n2.11 HBCU/MI\nListings for the Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) and Minority Institutions (MI) are available through the Department of Education Web site, http://www.ed.gov/about/offices/list/ocr/edlite-minorityinst.html\n2.12 Historically Underutilized Business Zone (HUBZone) Small Business Concern\nHUBZone small business concern means a small business concern that appears on the List of Qualified HUBZone Small Business Concerns maintained by the Small Business Administration.\ufffd See www.sba.gov/hubzone for more details.\n2.13 Service-Disabled Veteran\nA veteran with a disability that is service connected as defined in section 101 (16) of title 38, United States Code.\n2.14 Small Business Concern Owned and Controlled by Service-Disabled Veterans\nA small business concern that:\na. not less than 51% of which is owned by one or more service-disabled veterans or, in the case of any publicly owned business, not less than 51% of the stock of which is owned by one or more service-disabled veterans; and\nb. the management and daily business operations of which are controlled by one or more service-disabled veterans or, in the case of a veteran with permanent and severe disability, the spouse or permanent caregiver of such a veteran.\n2.15 Small Business Concern Owned and Controlled by Veterans\na. not less than 51% of which is owned by one or more veterans or, in the case of any publicly owned business, not less than 51% of the stock of which is owned by one or more; and\nb. the management and daily business operations of which are controlled by one or more veterans.\n\"United States\" means the fifty states, the territories and possessions of the Federal Government, the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, the Republic of the Marshall Islands, the Federated States of Micronesia, the Republic of Palau, and the District of Columbia.\n2.17 Manufacturing-related R&D as a Result of Executive Order 13329\nRelates to: (i) manufacturing processes, equipment and systems; or (ii) manufacturing workforce skills and protection.\n2.18 Foreign National (also known as Foreign Persons) means any person who is NOT:\na.\ufffd\ufffd a citizen or national of the United States; or\nb.\ufffd\ufffd a lawful permanent resident; or\nc.\ufffd\ufffd a protected individual as defined by 8 U.S.C.1324b(a)(3).\n\"Lawful permanent resident\" is a person having the status of having been lawfully accorded the privilege of residing permanently in the United States as an immigrant in accordance with the immigration laws and such status not having changed.\n\"Protected individual\" is an alien who is lawfully admitted for permanent residence, is granted the status of an alien lawfully admitted for temporary residence under 8 U.S.C.1160(a) or 8 U.S.C.1255a(a)(1), is admitted as a refugee under 8 U.S.C.1157, or is granted asylum under section 8 U.S.C.1158; but does not include (i) an alien who fails to apply for naturalization within six months of the date the alien first becomes eligible (by virtue of period of lawful permanent residence) to apply for naturalization or, if later, within six months after November 6, 1986, and (ii) an alien who has applied on a timely basis, but has not been naturalized as a citizen within 2 years after the date of the application, unless the alien can establish that the alien is actively pursuing naturalization, except that time consumed in the Service's processing the application shall not be counted toward the 2-year period.\ufffd\n2.19 Research Involving Human Subjects\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd All research involving human subjects shall be conducted in accordance with 32 CFR 219 \ufffdThe Common Rule\ufffd, 10 USC 980 \ufffdLimitation on Use of Humans as Experimental Subjects\ufffd, and DoDD 3216.02 \ufffdProtection of Human Subjects and Adherence to Ethical Standards in DoD-Supported Research\ufffd, as well as other applicable federal and state law and regulations, and DoD component guidance. Offerors must be cognizant of and abide by the additional restrictions and limitations imposed on the DoD regarding research involving human subjects, specifically as they regard vulnerable populations (DoDD 3216.02), recruitment of military research subjects (DoDD 3216.02), and informed consent and surrogate consent (10 USC 980) and chemical and biological agent research (DoDD 3216.02). Food and Drug Administration regulation and policies may also apply. \ufffdA listing of the cited regulations is available at:\nhttp://www.acq.osd.mil/osbp/sbir/deskreference/QuickReference/researchhumansubject.htm.\n\ufffdHuman use\ufffd protocols apply to all research that meets any of the following criteria:\na. Any research involving intervention or an interaction with a living person that would not be occurring or would be occurring in some other fashion but for this research.\nb. Any research involving identifiable private information. This may include data/information/specimens collected originally from living individuals (broadcast video, web-use logs, tissue, blood, medical or personnel records, health data repositories etc) in which the identity of the subject is known, or the identity may be readily ascertained by the investigator or associated with the data/information/specimens.\n2.20 Research Involving Animal Subjects\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd All activities involving animal subjects shall be conducted in accordance with DoDD 3216.1 \ufffdUse of Laboratory Animals in DoD Programs\ufffd, 9 CFR (parts 1- 4) \ufffdAnimal Welfare Regulations\ufffd, National Academy of Sciences Publication \ufffdGuide for the Care & Use of Laboratory Animals\ufffd, as amended, and the Department of Agriculture rules implementing the Animal Welfare Act as amended (7 U.S.C. 2131-2159), as amended, as well as other applicable federal and state law and regulation and DoD instructions. A listing of the cited regulations is available at:\nhttp://www.acq.osd.mil/osbp/sbir/deskreference/QuickReference/researchanimalsubject.htm.\n\ufffdAnimal use\ufffd protocols apply to all activities that meet any of the following criteria:\na. Any research, training, testing or experimentation involving a living animal or animals.\nb. An animal is defined as any live, vertebrate organism (non-human) that is being used or is intended for use in research, education, training or testing.\nc. A vertebrate is a member of the subphylum Vertebrata (within the phylum Chordata), specifically, those chordates with backbones or spinal columns.\n2.21 Research Involving Recombinant DNA Molecules.\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Any recipient performing research involving recombinant DNA molecules and/or organisms and viruses containing recombinant DNA molecules shall comply with the National Institutes of Health \ufffdGuidelines for Research Involving Recombinant DNA Molecules,\ufffd July 5, 1994 (59 FR34496), as amended. Recombinant DNA is defined as (i) molecules that are constructed outside living cells by joining natural or synthetic DNA segments to DNA molecules that can replicate in living cells or (ii) molecules that result from the replication of those described in (i) above. A listing of the cited regulations is available at:\nhttp://www.acq.osd.mil/osbp/sbir/deskreference/QuickReference/researchrecombinantdna.htm.\n3.0 PROPOSAL PREPARATION INSTRUCTIONS AND REQUIREMENTS\nA proposal to any DoD Component under the STTR Program is to provide sufficient information to persuade the DoD Component that the proposed work represents an innovative approach to the investigation of an important scientific or engineering problem and is worthy of support under the stated criteria.\nThe quality of the scientific or technical content of the proposal will be the principal basis upon which proposals will be evaluated.\ufffd The proposed research or research and development must be responsive to the chosen topic, although need not use the exact approach specified in the topic (see Section 4.1).\ufffd Any small business contemplating a bid for work on any specific topic should determine that (a) the technical approach has a reasonable chance of meeting the topic objective, (b) this approach is innovative, not routine, with potential commercial application and (c) the firm has the capability to implement the technical approach, i.e. has or can obtain people and equipment suitable to the task.\nIt should be recognized that while the STTR Program requires a small business and a research institution to undertake a project cooperatively, the Federal contract is with the small business.\ufffd The small business, and not the research institution, is to provide satisfactory evidence that it will exercise management direction and control of the performance of the STTR funding agreement.\ufffd Regardless of the proportion of the work or funding of each of the performers under the contract, the small business is to be primary contractor with overall responsibility for its performance.\nClassified proposals are not accepted under the DoD SBIR/STTR Program.\nProposers must be registered in the DoD Submission system at www.dodsbir.net/submission in order to prepare and submit proposals (see Section 6.1).\n3.2 Proposal Checklist\ufffd\nThose responding to this solicitation should note the proposal preparation tips listed below:\n1)\ufffd\ufffd Read and follow all instructions contained in this solicitation, including the instructions in Section 8.0 of the DoD Component to which you are applying.\n2)\ufffd\ufffd Register your firm on the secure password-protected DoD Electronic Submission Web site (http://www.dodsbir.net/submission) and, as instructed on the Web site, prepare your proposal.\ufffd A complete proposal consists of the proposal cover sheets, technical proposal, cost proposal, and Company Commercialization Report.\n3)\ufffd\ufffd The proposal cost adheres to the Component criteria specified and the cost on the cover sheets matches the cost on the cost proposal.\n4)\ufffd\ufffd The Project Abstract and other content provided on the cover sheets contain NO proprietary information. Mark proprietary information within the technical proposal as instructed in Section 5.6.\n5)\ufffd\ufffd The content in the technical proposal, including the option (if applicable), includes the items in Section 3.5.b.\n6)\ufffd\ufffd The header on each page of your technical proposal should contain your company name, topic number, and proposal number. (The header may be included in the one-inch margins).\n7)\ufffd\ufffd The Company Commercialization Report is submitted online in accordance with Section 3.5.d.\ufffd This report is required even if the firm has not received prior SBIR/STTR funding.\n8)\ufffd\ufffd Limit your proposal to 25 pages (excluding the cost proposal and Company Commercialization Report) unless otherwise specified in the component instructions.\n9)\ufffd\ufffd Use a type size no smaller than a 10-point font.\n10) The technical proposal shall not be in 2-column format.\nNote: Public access to the internet is available at most public libraries, local schools or a Small Business Development Center (SBDC) in your area.\ufffd If you have any questions, please contact the DoD Help Desk 866-SBIRHLP (866-724-7457).\n3.3 Proprietary Information\nIf information is provided which constitutes a trade secret, proprietary commercial or financial information, confidential personal information, or data affecting the national security, it will be treated in confidence to the extent permitted by law, provided it is clearly marked in accordance with Section 5.6.\ufffd The cost proposal information, will be treated as proprietary whether or not it is indicated.\ufffd\n3.4 Limitations on Length of Proposal\nThis solicitation is designed to reduce the investment of time and cost to small firms in preparing a formal proposal.\ufffd Those who wish to respond must submit a direct, concise, and informative research or research and development proposal of no more than 25 pages (no type smaller than 10-point on standard \ufffd8-1/2 x 11\" paper with 1- inch margins), if no page limitation is otherwise specified in the Component instructions. Only the Proposal Cover Sheet (pages 1 and 2), the Technical Proposal (beginning with page 3), and any enclosures or attachments count toward the applicable page limit. The Cost Proposal and Company Commercialization Report are excluded from the page limit.\ufffd Promotional and non-project related discussion is discouraged. The space allocated to each will depend on the problem chosen and the principal investigator's approach.\ufffd In the interest of equity, pages in excess of the applicable page limitation (including attachments, appendices, or references, but excluding the cost proposal and Company Commercialization Report) will not be considered for review or award.\ufffd Additional information on Universal Resource Locator (URL) links, computer disks, CDs, DVDs, video tapes or any other medium will not be accepted or considered in the proposal evaluation unless otherwise specified in the Component instructions to which you are applying.\na.\ufffd\ufffd Proposal Cover Sheets.\ufffd\ufffd On the DoD Electronic Submission Web site at:\ufffd (www.dodsbir.net/submission), prepare Proposal Cover Sheets, including a brief technical abstract of the proposed R&D project and a discussion of anticipated benefits and potential commercial applications.\ufffd Once you save the coversheet, the system will assign a proposal number.\ufffd You may edit the coversheet as often as necessary until the solicitation closes.\ufffd Your cover sheets will count as the first two pages of your proposal no matter how they print out.\ufffd If your proposal is selected for award, the technical abstract and discussion of anticipated benefits will be publicly released on the Internet; therefore, do not include proprietary or classified information in these sections.\nThrough the signature of the Corporate Official of the small business concern and the signature of the appropriate official of the research institution on the Proposal Cover Sheet, the small business concern AND the research institution certify jointly that:\n(1)\ufffd The proposing firm meets the definition of small business concern found in section 2.3, the proposing institution meets the definition of research institution found in section 2.4, and the proposed STTR project meets the definition of cooperative research and development as defined in section 2.2, and\n(2) Regardless of the proportion of the proposed project to be performed by each party, the small business concern will be the primary party that will exercise management direction and control of the performance of the STTR award.\n(3)\ufffd At the time of award, the small business concern will have at least one employee in a management position whose primary employment is with the small business and who is not also employed by the research institution.\nIf the research institution is a contractor-operated Federally funded research and development center, the appropriate official signing for the contractor-operated Federally funded research and development center certifies additionally that it:\n(4)\ufffd\ufffd Is free from organizational conflicts of interests relative to the STTR Program;\n(5)\ufffd\ufffd Did not use privileged information gained through work performed for an STTR agency or private access to STTR agency personnel in the development of this STTR proposal; and\n(6)\ufffd\ufffd Used outside peer review as appropriate, to evaluate the proposed project and its performance therein.\nb.\ufffd\ufffd Technical Proposal.\ufffd Create a single file that covers the following items in the order given below.\ufffd Begin your technical proposal on Page 3 (since the cover sheets are pages 1 and 2) and put your firm name, topic number, and proposal number in the header of each page. (The header may be included in the 1-inch margins.)\ufffd The technical proposal file must be in Portable Document Format (PDF) for evaluation purposes.\ufffd You can not upload the technical proposal to the DoD Submission site until you have created a coversheet and been assigned a proposal number. Perform a virus check before uploading the technical proposal file.\ufffd If a virus is detected, it may cause rejection of the proposal. The technical proposal should be a single file, including graphics and attachments (and cost proposal if not using the Web site's on-line cost proposal form).\ufffd Do not lock or encrypt the file you upload.\ufffd\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd (1)\ufffd Identification and Significance of the Problem or Opportunity.\ufffd Define the specific technical problem or opportunity addressed and its importance.\ufffd (Begin on Page 3 of your proposal.)\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd (2)\ufffd Phase I Technical Objectives.\ufffd Enumerate the specific objectives of the Phase I work, including the questions it will try to answer to determine the feasibility of the proposed approach.\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd (3)\ufffd Phase I Work Plan.\ufffd\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd (1) Provide an explicit, detailed description of the Phase I approach.\ufffd If a Phase I option is required or allowed by the Component to which you are submitting, it should describe appropriate research activities which would commence at the end of the Phase I should the Component elect to exercise the option. The plan should indicate what is planned, how and where the work will be carried out, a schedule of major events, and the final product to be delivered.\ufffd The Phase I effort should attempt to determine the technical feasibility of the proposed concept.\ufffd The methods planned to achieve each objective or task should be discussed explicitly and in detail.\ufffd This section should be a substantial portion of the total proposal.\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd (2) This solicitation may contain topics that have been identified by the program manager as research or activities involving Human/Animal Subjects and/or Recombinant DNA. In the event that Phase I performance includes performance of these kinds of research or activities, please identify the applicable protocols and how those protocols will be followed during Phase I. Please note that funds cannot be released or used on any portion of the project involving human/animal or recombinant DNA research or activities until all of the proper approvals have been obtained (reference Section 2.0 and 3.7).\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd (4)\ufffd Related Work.\ufffd Describe significant activities directly related to the proposed effort, including any conducted by the principal investigator, the proposing firm, consultants, or others.\ufffd Describe how these activities interface with the proposed project and discuss any planned coordination with outside sources.\ufffd The proposal must persuade reviewers of the proposer's awareness of the state-of-the-art in the specific topic.\nDescribe previous work not directly related to the proposed effort but similar.\ufffd Provide the following: (1) short description, (2) client for which work was performed (including individual to be contacted and phone number), and (3) date of completion.\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd (5)\ufffd Relationship with Future Research or Research and Development.\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd (1)\ufffd State the anticipated results of the proposed approach if the project is successful.\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd (2)\ufffd Discuss the significance of the Phase I effort in providing a foundation for Phase II research or research and development effort.\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd (6)\ufffd Commercialization Strategy. Describe in approximately one page your company's strategy for commercializing this technology in DoD, other Federal Agencies, and/or private sector markets.\ufffd Provide specific information on the market need the technology will address and the size of the market. Also include a schedule showing the quantitative commercialization results from this STTR project that your company expects to achieve and when (i.e., amount of additional investment, sales revenue, etc. -- see Section 5.4).\ufffd\n(7)\ufffd Key Personnel.\ufffd Identify key personnel who will be involved in the Phase I effort including information on directly related education and experience.\ufffd A concise resume of the principal investigator, including a list of relevant publications (if any), must be included.\ufffd All resumes will count toward the 25-page limitation.\ufffd Identify any foreign nationals you expect to be involved on this project, country of origin and level of involvement.\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd (8)\ufffd Facilities/Equipment.\ufffd Describe available instrumentation and physical facilities necessary to carry out the Phase I effort.\ufffd Items of equipment to be purchased (as detailed in the cost proposal) shall be justified under this section.\ufffd Also state whether or not the facilities where the proposed work will be performed meet environmental laws and regulations of federal, state (name), and local Governments for, but not limited to, the following groupings:\ufffd airborne emissions, waterborne effluents, external radiation levels, outdoor noise, solid and bulk waste disposal practices, and handling and storage of toxic and hazardous materials.\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd (9)\ufffd Subcontractors/Consultants. All subcontractors, including the research institution partner, must be identified and described according to the Cost Breakdown Guidance. The STTR Program may only make awards to small businesses; therefore, the research institution must have a subcontracting arrangement with the small business.\ufffd More than one subcontractor is allowed; however, the small business must perform at least 40% of the effort and the research institution listed on Proposal Cover Sheet must perform at least 30% of the work.\ufffd Subcontractor costs and consultant costs must be detailed at the same level as prime contractor costs in accordance with the Cost Breakdown Guidance (in regards to labor, travel, equipment, etc.).\ufffd No portion of a STTR award may be subcontracted back to any Federal government agency, including military academies. SBA may issue a case-by-case waiver to this provision after review of the DoD Component\ufffds written justification that includes the following information:\ufffd (a)\ufffd an explanation of why the STTR research project requires the use of the Federal facility or personnel, including data that verifies the absence of non-federal facilities or personnel capable of supporting the research effort;\ufffd (b)\ufffd why the Agency will not and can not fund the use of the Federal facility or personnel for the STTR project with non-STTR money; and (c) the concurrence of the small business concern\ufffds chief business official to use the Federal facility or personnel.\ufffd Award is contingent on the sponsoring agency obtaining a 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(10) Prior, Current, or Pending Support of Similar Proposals or Awards.\ufffd Warning -- While it is permissible, with proposal notification, to submit identical proposals or proposals containing a significant amount of essentially equivalent work (see section 2.10) for consideration under numerous federal program solicitations, it is unlawful to enter into contracts or grants requiring essentially equivalent effort.\ufffd If there is any question concerning this, it must be disclosed to the soliciting agency or agencies before award.\nIf a proposal submitted in response to this solicitation is substantially the same as another proposal that has been funded, is now being funded, or is pending with another Federal Agency or DoD Component or the same DoD Component, the proposer must so indicate on the Proposal Cover Sheet and provide the following information:\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd (a)\ufffd Name and address of the Federal Agency(s) or DoD Component to which a proposal was submitted, will be submitted, or from which an award is expected or has been received.\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd (b)\ufffd Date of proposal submission or date of award.\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd (c)\ufffd Title of proposal.\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd (d)\ufffd Name and title of principal investigator for each proposal submitted or award received.\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd (e)\ufffd Title, number, and date of solicitation(s) under which the proposal was submitted, will be submitted, or under which award is expected or has been received.\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd (f)\ufffd If award was received, state contract number.\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd (g)\ufffd Specify the applicable topics for each STTR proposal submitted or award received.\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Note: If Section 3.4.b(10) does not apply, state in the proposal \"No prior, current, or pending support for proposed work.\"\nCost Proposal.\ufffd Complete the cost proposal in the format shown in the Cost Breakdown Guidance, either using the on-line cost proposal form on the DoD Electronic Submission Web site or as the last page(s) of your technical proposal (the cost proposal will not be included in the proposal page limitation (see Section 3.4).\ufffd Some items in the Cost Breakdown Guidance may not apply to the proposed project.\ufffd If such is the case, there is no need to provide information on each and every item.\ufffd What matters is that enough information be provided to allow the DoD Component to understand how the proposer plans to use the requested funds if the contract is awarded.\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd (1)\ufffd List all key personnel by name as well as by number of hours dedicated to the project as direct labor.\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd (2)\ufffd Special tooling and test equipment and material cost may be included under Phases I and II.\ufffd The inclusion of equipment and material will be carefully reviewed relative to need and appropriateness for the work proposed.\ufffd The purchase of special tooling and test equipment must, in the opinion of the Contracting Officer, be advantageous to the Government and should be related directly to the specific topic.\ufffd These may include such items as innovative instrumentation and/or automatic test equipment.\ufffd Title to property furnished by the Government or acquired with Government funds will be vested with the DoD Component, unless it is determined that transfer of title to the contractor would be more cost effective than recovery of the equipment by the DoD Component.\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd (3)\ufffd Cost for travel funds must be justified and related to the needs of the project.\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd (4)\ufffd Cost sharing is permitted for proposals under this solicitation; however, cost sharing is not required nor will it be an evaluation factor in the consideration of a Phase I proposal.\n(5) A Phase I Option (if applicable) should be fully costed separately from the Phase I (base) approach. For Phase I, the on-line cost proposal form (if applicable) will count as one page no matter how it prints out.\ufffd\ufffd Additional cost proposal information may be required at the end of your technical proposal (See Component Instructions, Section 8.0).\n(6) All subcontractor costs, including those of the research institution partner, and consultant costs must be detailed at the same level as prime contractor costs in regards to labor, travel, equipment, etc. Provide detailed substantiation of subcontractor costs (including the research institute partner) in your cost proposal. If you use the on-line cost proposal form, enter this information in the Explanatory Material section of the form.\nWhen a proposal is selected for award, the proposer should be prepared to submit further documentation to its DoD contracting officer to substantiate costs (e.g., a brief explanation of cost estimates for equipment, materials, and consultants or subcontractors).\ufffd For more information about cost proposals and accounting standards, see the DCAA publication called \ufffdInformation for Contractors\ufffd available at www.dcaa.mil.\nd.\ufffd\ufffd Company Commercialization Report.\ufffd If your firm is submitting a Phase I or Phase II proposal, it is required to prepare a Company Commercialization Report through the password-protected DoD Electronic Submission Web site (www.dodsbir.net/submission). If you submit a proposal, you must submit a company commercialization report whether or not you have previously received SBIR or STTR awards.\ufffd As instructed on the Web site, list in the Report the quantitative commercialization results of your firm's prior\ufffd Phase II projects, including the items listed in section 5.4 of this solicitation (sales revenue, additional investment, etc.), as well as other information relative to your firm\ufffds commercialization track record.\ufffd All prior Phase II projects must be reported, regardless of whether the project has any commercialization to date. The Web site will then compare these results to the historical averages for the DoD SBIR/STTR Program to calculate a Commercialization Achievement Index (CAI) value. Only firms with four or more Phase II projects that were awarded at least 2 years prior will receive a CAI score; otherwise the CAI is not applicable.\ufffd (See the Company Commercialization Report section of the DoD Submission Web site for more details.)\ufffd Firms with a CAI at the 20th percentile or below may receive no more than half of the evaluation points available for commercial potential criteria (see Section 4.4).\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd This report need only be prepared once and submitted with all your proposals for this solicitation.\nAs noted on the Web site, your firm may also, at its option, include at the end of the Report additional, explanatory material (no more than five pages) relating to the firm's record of commercializing its prior SBIR or STTR projects, such as: commercialization successes (in government and/or private sector markets) that are not fully captured in the quantitative results (e.g. commercialization resulting from your firm's prior Phase I projects); any mitigating factors that could account for low commercialization; and recent changes in the firm's organization or personnel designed to increase the firm's commercialization success.\ufffd The Company Commercialization Report and additional explanatory material (if any) will not be counted toward the applicable page limit for Phase I proposals.\ufffd A report showing that a firm has received no prior Phase II awards will not affect the firm's ability to obtain an SBIR/STTR award.\ufffd\ne.\ufffd\ufffd Agreement between the Small Business and Research Institution.\ufffd The small business must negotiate a written agreement with the research institution allocating intellectual property rights and rights, if any, to carry out follow-on research, development, or commercialization.\ufffd The agreement must be finalized and signed by both parties no later than 15 days after the small business receives notification that it has been selected for a Phase I STTR award.\ufffd The small business must submit this agreement to the awarding agency on request and certify in all proposals that the agreement is satisfactory to the small business.\ufffd The agreement should, as a minimum, state:\n(1) Specifically the degree of responsibility and ownership of any product, process, or other invention or innovation resulting from the cooperative research.\ufffd The degree of responsibility shall include responsibility for expenses and liability, and the degree of ownership shall also include the specific rights to revenues and profits.\n(2) Which party may obtain U.S. or foreign patents or otherwise protect any inventions resulting from the cooperative research.\n(3) Which party has the right to any continuation of research including non-STTR follow-on awards.\nSee: Model Agreement for the Allocation of Rights for a guideline or model for such an agreement.\nThe Federal government will not normally be party to any agreement between the small business concern and the research institution.\ufffd Nothing in the agreement is to conflict with any provisions setting forth the respective rights of the United States and the small business with respect to intellectual property rights and with respect to any right to carry out follow-on research.\ufffd All agreements between the small business and the research institution cooperating in the STTR projects, or any business plans reflecting agreements and responsibilities between the parties during the performance of Phase I or II, or for the commercialization of the resulting technology, shall reflect the controlling position of the small business.\n3.6 Page Numbering and Bindings\nNumber all pages of your proposal consecutively.\ufffd The cover sheets are pages 1 and 2.\ufffd The technical proposal begins on page 3.\ufffd For Components requiring hardcopy, do not use special bindings or covers. Staple the pages in the upper left hand corner of each proposal.\n3.7 Phase II Proposal Format\nThis solicitation is for Phase I only.\ufffd A Phase II proposal can be submitted only by a Phase I awardee and only in response to a request from the agency; that is, Phase II is not initiated by this solicitation.\na) Prior, Currents, or Pending Support of Similar Proposals or Awards. Warning -- While it is permissible, with proposal notification, to submit identical proposals or proposals containing a significant amount of essentially equivalent work (see section 2.10) for consideration under numerous federal program solicitations, it is unlawful to enter into contracts or grants requiring essentially equivalent effort.\ufffd If there is any question concerning this, it must be disclosed to the soliciting agency or agencies before award.\ufffd If a proposal submitted for a Phase II effort is substantially the same as another proposal that has been funded, is now being funded, or is pending with another Federal Agency or DoD Component or the same DoD Component, the proposer must so indicate on the Proposal Cover Sheet and provide the information required in section 3.5b(10).\nPhase II proposal and submission instructions vary by Component and will be provided or made available by each Component to Phase I winners at time of Phase I contract award or Phase II proposal invitation. Read and follow these instructions carefully to help avoid administrative rejection of your proposal. General Phase II proposal information is available in the Desk Reference at www.acq.osd.mil/osbp/sbir/deskreference/index.htm.\nEach Phase II proposal must contain a Proposal Cover Sheet, technical proposal, cost proposal and a Company Commercialization Report (see Section 3.5).\ufffd In addition, each Phase II proposal must contain a two-page commercialization strategy, addressing the following questions:\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd (1)\ufffd What is the first product that this technology will go into?\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd (2)\ufffd Who will be your customers, and what is your estimate of the market size?\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd (3)\ufffd How much money will you need to bring the technology to market, and how will you raise that money?\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd (4)\ufffd Does your company contain marketing expertise and, if not, how do you intend to bring that expertise into the company?\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd (5)\ufffd Who are your competitors, and what is your price and/or quality advantage over your competitors?\nThe commercialization strategy must also include a schedule showing the quantitative commercialization results from the Phase II project that your company expects to report in its Company Commercialization Report Updates one year after the start of Phase II, at the completion of Phase II, and after the completion of Phase II (i.e., amount of additional investment, sales revenue, etc. \ufffd see section 5.4).\nb. Research Involving Human Subjects. All research involving human subjects, to include use of human biological specimens and human data, shall comply with the applicable federal and state laws and agency policy/guidelines for human subject protection (reference paragraph 2.16).\nInstitutions to be awarded funding for research involving human subjects must provide documentation of a current Assurance of Compliance with Federal regulations for human subject protection, for example a Department of Health and Human Services, Office for Human Research Protections Federalwide Assurance (http://www.hhs.gov/ohrp). Additional Assurance documentation may also be requested by the awarding DoD Component. All institutions engaged in human subject research, to include subcontractors, must also have a valid Assurance. In addition, personnel involved in human subjects research must provide documentation of completing appropriate training for the protection of human subjects.\nIf selected, institutions must also provide documentation of Institutional Review Board (IRB) approval. As part of the IRB review process, evidence of appropriate training for all investigators should accompany the protocol. The protocol, separate from the proposals, must include a detailed description of the research plan, study population, risks and benefits of study participation, recruitment and consent process, data collection and data analysis.\nThe amount of time required for the IRB to review and approve the protocol will vary depending on such things as the IRB\ufffds procedures, the complexity of the research, the level of risk to study participants and the responsiveness of the Investigator. The average IRB approval process can last between one and three months. Once the IRB has approved the research, the DoD will review the protocol and the IRB\ufffds determination. The DoD review process can last between three to six months. Ample time should be allotted to complete both the IRB and the DoD approval processes prior to recruiting subjects. No funding can be used towards human subjects research until ALL approvals granted.\nc. Research Involving Animal Subjects. All research, development, testing, experimentation, education or training involving the use of animals shall comply with the applicable federal and agency rules on animal acquisition, transport, care, handling, and use (reference paragraph 2.17)\nFor submissions containing animal use, proposals should briefly describe plans for Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (IACUC) review and approval or shall provide DoD component-specific documentation of approval.\nAll Recipients must receive IACUC approval as well as secondary or headquarters-level approval by DoD certified veterinarian. No animal research may be conducted using DoD funding until all the appropriate DoD veterinary office(s) grant approval.\nd. Research Involving Recombinant DNA Molecules. All research involving recombinant DNA molecules shall comply with the applicable federal and state law, regulation and any additional agency guidance (reference paragraph 2.18). Research shall be approved by an Institutional Biosafety Committee.\n3.8 False Statements\nKnowingly and willfully making any false, fictitious, or fraudulent statements or representations may be a felony under the Federal Criminal False Statement Act (18 U.S.C. Sec 1001), punishable by a fine of up to $10,000, up to five years in prison, or both.\nPhase I proposals will be evaluated on a competitive basis and will be considered to be binding for six (6) months from the date of closing of this solicitation unless the offeror states otherwise.\ufffd If selection has not been made prior to the proposal's expiration date, offerors will be requested as to whether or not they want to extend their proposal for an additional period of time.\ufffd Proposals meeting stated solicitation requirements will be evaluated by government scientific or technical personnel knowledgeable in the topic area. Proposals will be evaluated first on their relevance to the chosen topic.\ufffd A proposal that meets the goals of a solicitation topic but does not use the exact approach specified in the topic will be considered relevant.\ufffd\n\ufffdProposals found to be relevant will then be evaluated using the criteria listed in Section 4.2.\ufffd Final decisions will be made by the DoD Component based upon these criteria and consideration of other factors as listed below.\ufffd A DoD Component may elect to fund several or none of the proposed approaches to the same topic.\ufffd In the evaluation and handling of proposals, every effort will be made to protect the confidentiality of the proposal and any evaluations.\ufffd There is no commitment by the DoD Components to make any awards on any topic, to make a specific number of awards or to be responsible for any monies expended by the proposer before award of a contract.\nFor proposals that have been selected for contract award, a Government Contracting Officer will draw up an appropriate contract to be signed by both parties before work begins.\ufffd Any negotiations that may be necessary will be conducted between the offeror and the Government Contracting Officer.\ufffd It should be noted that only a duly appointed contracting officer has the authority to enter into a contract on behalf of the U.S. Government.\ufffd\nPhase II proposals will be subject to a technical review process similar to Phase I.\ufffd Final decisions will be made by DoD Components based upon the scientific and technical evaluations using the criteria listed in Section 4.3 and other factors as listed below.\ufffd DoD is not responsible for any monies expended by the proposer before award of a contract.\nUpon written request and after final award decisions have been announced, a debriefing will be provided to unsuccessful offerors on their proposals (See Section 6.5).\nRestrictive notices notwithstanding, proposals may be handled, for administrative purposes only, by support contractors. All support contractors are bound by appropriate non-disclosure agreements.\n4.2 Evaluation Criteria - Phase I\nThe DoD Components plan to select for award those proposals offering the best value to the Government and the nation considering the following factors which are listed in descending order of importance.\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd a.\ufffd\ufffd The soundness, technical merit, and innovation of the proposed approach and its incremental progress toward topic or subtopic solution.\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd b.\ufffd\ufffd The qualifications of the proposed principal/key investigators, supporting staff, and consultants.\ufffd Qualifications include not only the ability to perform the research and development but also the ability to commercialize the results.\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd c.\ufffd\ufffd The potential for commercial (Government or private sector) application and the benefits expected to accrue from this commercialization as assessed utilizing the criteria in Section 4.4.\nFirms with a CAI at the 20th percentile or below may receive no more than half of the evaluation points available for commercial potential criteria (see Section 3.5d). Where technical evaluations are essentially equal in merit, cost to the Government will be considered in determining the successful offeror.\nTechnical reviewers will base their conclusions only on information contained in the proposal.\ufffd It cannot be assumed that reviewers are acquainted with the firm or key individuals or any referenced experiments.\ufffd Relevant supporting data such as journal articles, literature, including Government publications, etc., should be contained or referenced in the proposal and will count toward the applicable page limit.\n4.3 Evaluation Criteria - Phase II\nThe Phase II proposal will be reviewed for overall merit based upon the criteria which are listed in descending order of importance, unless otherwise stated in the Component's instructions in Section 8.0 of this solicitation.\ufffd\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd c.\ufffd\ufffd The potential for commercial (Government or private sector) application and the benefits expected to accrue from this commercialization (see Sections 3.7 and 4.4).\nFirms with a CAI at the 20th percentile or below may receive no more than half of the evaluation points available for commercial potential criteria (see Section 3.5d). The reasonableness of the proposed costs of the effort to be performed will be examined to determine those proposals that offer the best value to the Government. Where technical evaluations are essentially equal in merit, cost to the Government will be considered in determining the successful offeror.\nPhase II proposal evaluation may include on-site evaluations of the Phase I effort by Government personnel.\nFast Track Phase II proposals.\ufffd For projects that qualify for the Fast Track (as discussed in Section 4.5), DoD will evaluate the Phase II proposals under a separate, expedited process in accordance with the above criteria, and may select these proposals for Phase II award provided:\n(1)\ufffd they meet or exceed criteria (a) and (b); and\n(2)\ufffd the project has substantially met its Phase I technical goals\n(and assuming budgetary and other programmatic factors are met, as discussed in Section 4.1).\ufffd Fast Track proposals, having attracted matching cash from an outside investor, presumptively meet criterion (c).\ufffd Selection and award of a Fast Track proposal is not mandated and DoD retains the discretion not to select or fund any Fast Track proposal.\nA Phase I or Phase II proposal's commercial potential will be assessed using the following criteria:\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd a.\ufffd\ufffd The proposer's commercialization strategy (see Section 3.5) and, as discussed in that strategy:\ufffd (1) any commitments of additional investment in the technology during Phase II from the private sector, DoD prime contractors, non-SBIR/STTR DoD programs, or other sources, and (2) any Phase III follow-on funding commitments; and\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd b.\ufffd\ufffd The proposer's record of commercializing its prior SBIR and STTR projects, as shown in its Company Commercialization Report (see Section 3.5).\ufffd If the \"Commercialization Achievement Index\" (CAI) shown on the first page of the Report is at the 20th percentile or below, the proposer will receive no more than half of the evaluation points available under evaluation criterion c in Sections 4.2 and 4.3 (\"potential for commercialization\"), unless the STTR Program manager for the DoD Component receiving the proposal recommends, in writing, that an exception be made for that proposer, and the contracting officer approves the exception.\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\nA Company Commercialization Report showing that the proposing firm has no prior Phase II awards will not affect the firm's ability to win an award.\ufffd Such a firm's proposal will be evaluated for commercial potential based on its commercialization strategy in item a, above.\n4.5 STTR Fast Track\ufffd\nThe DoD SBIR/STTR Program has implemented a streamlined Fast Track process for SBIR/STTR projects that attract matching cash from an outside investor for the Phase II SBIR/STTR effort (as well as for the interim effort between Phases I and II).\ufffd The purpose is to focus SBIR/STTR funding on those projects that are most likely to be developed into viable new products that DoD and others will buy and that will thereby make a major contribution to U.S. military and/or economic capabilities.\nProjects that qualify under Fast Track may:\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd (1)\ufffd Receive interim funding of $30,000 to $50,000 between Phases I and II;\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd (2)\ufffd Be evaluated for Phase II award under a separate, expedited process; and\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd (3)\ufffd Be selected for Phase II award provided they meet or exceed a threshold of \"technically sufficient\" and have substantially met their Phase I technical goals (and assuming other programmatic factors are met), as described in Section 4.3.\ufffd\nComponent Fast Track programs vary; see the Component instructions in Section 8.0 of this solicitation and the Fast Track section at www.dodsbir.net for more details.\ufffd Fast Track applications must be prepared and submitted through the DoD SBIR/STTR Submission Web site at www.dodsbir.net/submission.\ufffd DoD retains the discretion not to approve or fund any Fast Track application.\nTo further encourage the transition of SBIR/STTR research into DoD acquisition programs as well as the private sector, each DoD Component has developed its own Phase II Enhancement policy.\ufffd Under this policy, the Component will provide a Phase II company with additional Phase II SBIR/STTR funding if the company can match the additional SBIR/STTR funds with non-SBIR/STTR funds from DoD acquisition programs or the private sector.\nPhase II projects that qualify under Phase II Enhancement may\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd (1)\ufffd Extend an existing Phase II contract for up to one year and\ufffd\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd (2)\ufffd Receive additional SBIR/STTR funding up to $500,000 to match third party non-SBIR/STTR funds, from either DoD non-SBIR/STTR programs or from an outside investor.\ufffd\nPhase II Enhancements requirements and matching rates vary by Component. See each Component's instructions in Section 8.0 of this solicitation and the Phase II Enhancement section of www.dodsbir.net for details.\ufffd Phase II Enhancement applications must be prepared and submitted through the DoD SBIR/STTR Submission Web site at www.dodsbir.net/submission.\ufffd DoD retains the discretion not to approve or fund any Phase II Enhancement application and to review contractor eligibility (defined in Section 1.3) at the time of selection.\n5.0 CONTRACTUAL CONSIDERATIONS\nNote:\ufffd Eligibility and Limitation Requirements (Section 1.3) Will Be Enforced\n5.1 Awards (Phase I)\na.\ufffd\ufffd Number of Phase I Awards.\ufffd The number of Phase I awards will be consistent with the agency's RDT&E budget, the number of anticipated awards for interim Phase I modifications, and the number of anticipated Phase II contracts.\ufffd No Phase I contracts will be awarded until all qualified proposals (received in accordance with Section 6.2) on a specific topic have been evaluated.\ufffd Normally proposers will be notified of selection/non-selection status for a Phase I award within \ufffd\ufffd6 months of the proposal's closing date.\ufffd\ufffd Selections are posted at http://www.dodsbir.net/selections.\nb.\ufffd\ufffd Type of Funding Agreement.\ufffd All winning proposals will be funded under negotiated contracts and may include a reasonable fee or profit consistent with normal profit margins provided to profit-making firms for R/R&D work.\ufffd The firm fixed price, purchase order, or cost plus fixed fee type contract will be used for all Phase I projects (see Section 5.5).\ufffd\nc.\ufffd\ufffd Average Dollar Value of Awards.\ufffd P.L. 107-50 allows agencies to award Phase I contracts to small businesses generally up to $100,000 without justification and not to exceed 12 months (subject to negotiation). The typical size of award varies across the DoD Components; it is therefore important for a proposer to read the introductory page of the Component to which it is applying (in Section 8.0) for any specific instructions regarding award size.\nd. \ufffd Timing of Phase I Awards.\ufffd Across DoD, the median time between the date that the STTR solicitation closes and the award of a Phase I contract is 4 months.\n5.2 Awards (Phase II)\na.\ufffd\ufffd Number of Phase II Awards.\ufffd The number of Phase II awards will depend upon the results of the Phase I efforts and the availability of funds. The DoD Components anticipate that approximately 40% of its Phase I awards will result in Phase II projects. This is merely an advisory estimate and the government reserves the right and discretion not to award to any or to award less than this percentage of Phase II projects.\nb. \ufffd Type of Funding Agreement. Each Phase II proposal selected for award will be funded under a negotiated contract and may include a reasonable fee or profit consistent with normal profit margins provided to profit-making firms for R/R&D work.\nc.\ufffd\ufffd Average Dollar Value of Awards.\ufffd Average Phase II awards will typically cover 2 to 5 person-years of effort over a period generally not to exceed 24 months (subject to negotiation). PL 107-50 states that\ufffd Phase II awards may be up to $750,000 each without justification.\ufffd See special instructions for each DoD Component in Section 8.\nd. \ufffd Timing of Phase II Awards.\ufffd Across DoD, the median time between DoD's receipt of a Phase II proposal and the award of a Phase II contract is 6.5 months.\na.\ufffd\ufffd Content.\ufffd A final report is required for each Phase I project.\ufffd The report must contain in detail the project objectives, work performed, results obtained, and estimates of technical feasibility. A completed SF 298, \"Report Documentation Page\", will be used as the first page of the report. (The Report Documentation Page may be prepared and printed from the DoD Electronic Submission Web site at www.dodsbir.net/submission) or use the DTIC (Defense Technical Information Center) SBIR Technical Reports Submission Toolkit http://www.dtic.mil/trtoolkit to fill out the SF 298, merge it into your report, and upload securely for review and/or completion.\ufffd In addition, monthly status and progress reports may be required by the DoD Component.\ufffd (Note: The DTIC Toolkit can save time on repeat preparations.)\nb.\ufffd\ufffd Preparation.\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd (1)\ufffd If desirable, language used by the company in its Phase II proposal to report Phase I progress may also be used in the final report.\ufffd\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd (2)\ufffd For each unclassified report, the company submitting the report should fill in block 12a (Distribution/Availability Statement) of the SF298, \"Report Documentation Page\" with the following statement:\ufffd \ufffdDistribution authorized to U.S. Government only; Proprietary Information (DFARS - SBIR Data Rights). Other requests for this document shall be referred to the DoD Controlling Office or the DoD SBIR/STTR Program Office.\ufffd (Use the DTIC Toolkit to save typing.) Note: Data developed under an SBIR/STTR contract is subject to SBIR Data Rights which allows for protection under DFARS 252.227-7018 (see section 5.9 Technical Data Rights).\ufffd\ufffd The sponsoring DoD activity, after reviewing the company's entry in block 12a, has final responsibility for assigning a distribution statement. (The DTIC Toolkit provides for electronic review, if desired.)\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd For additional information on distribution statements see the following Defense Technical Information Center (DTIC) Web site: http://www.dtic.mil/dtic/submit/guidance/distribstatement.html, or DTIC Toolkit FAQs at http://www.dtic.mil/trtoolkit.\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd (3)\ufffd Block 13 (Abstract) of the SF 298, \"Report Documentation Page\" must include as the first sentence, \"Report developed under STTR contract for topic [insert solicitation topic number]\".\ufffd The abstract must identify the purpose of the work and briefly describe the work carried out, the finding or results and the potential applications of the effort.\ufffd Since the abstract will be published by the DoD, it must not contain any proprietary or classified data.\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd (4)\ufffd Block 14 (Subject Terms) of the SF 298 must include the term \"STTR Report\". (Note: This will appear in SBIR Toolkit submissions.)\nc.\ufffd\ufffd Submission.\ufffd The company shall submit FIVE (5) COPIES of the final report on each Phase I project to the DoD in accordance with the Phase I contract and negotiated delivery schedule. The participating DoD Components may require submission of Phase I and/or Phase II final reports through the DoD SBIR/STTR Web site.\ufffd Delivery will normally be within thirty days after completion of the Phase I technical effort.\ufffd The company shall, at the same time, submit ONE (1) ADDITIONAL COPY of each report directly to the DTIC (unless instructed otherwise by the sponsoring DoD activity in the Phase I contract), or forward electronically using the DTIC SBIR Technical Reports Submission Toolkit. Do not e-mail.\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd ATTN: DTIC-OCA\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Defense Technical Information Center\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd 8725 John J Kingman Road, Suite 0944\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Ft. Belvoir, VA 22060-6218.\nIf the report is classified, the sponsoring DoD activity will provide special submission instructions. Note: The sponsoring DoD activity has final responsibility for ensuring that the company or the DoD activity provide DTIC with all applicable Phase I and Phase II technical reports, classified and unclassified, developed under SBIR/STTR contract, per DoD Directive 3200.12 (http://www.dtic.mil/whs/directives/corres/html/320012.htm).\ufffd\n5.4 Commercialization Updates in Phase II\nIf, after completion of Phase I, the contractor is awarded a Phase II contract, the contractor shall be required to periodically update the following commercialization results of the Phase II project through the Web site at www.dodsbir.net/submission:\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd a.\ufffd\ufffd Sales revenue from new products and non-R&D services resulting from the Phase II technology;\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd b.\ufffd\ufffd Additional investment from sources other than the federal SBIR/STTR Program in activities that further the development and/or commercialization of the Phase II technology;\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd c.\ufffd\ufffd Whether the Phase II technology has been used in a fielded DoD system or acquisition program and, if so, which system or program;\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd d.\ufffd\ufffd The number of patents resulting from the contractor's participation in the SBIR/STTR Program;\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd e.\ufffd\ufffd Growth in number of firm employees; and\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd f.\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Whether the firm has completed an initial public offering of stock (IPO) resulting, in part, from the Phase II project.\nThese updates on the project will be required one year after the start of Phase II, at the completion of Phase II, and subsequently when the contractor submits a new SBIR or STTR proposal to DoD.\ufffd Firms that do not submit a new proposal to DoD will be asked to provide updates on an annual basis after the completion of Phase II.\n5.5 Payment Schedule\nThe specific payment schedule (including payment amounts) for each contract will be incorporated into the contract upon completion of negotiations between the DoD and the successful Phase I or Phase II offeror.\ufffd Successful offerors may be paid periodically as work progresses in accordance with the negotiated price and payment schedule.\ufffd Phase I contracts are primarily fixed price contracts, under which monthly payments may be made. The contract may include a separate provision for payment of a fee or profit.\ufffd Final payment will follow completion of contract performance and acceptance of all work required under the contract. In all cases, Components must make payment to recipients under STTR funding agreements in full, subject to audit, on or before the last day of the 12-month period beginning on the date of the completion of award.\ufffd Other types of financial assistance may be available under the contract.\n5.6 Markings of Proprietary Proposal Information\nThe proposal submitted in response to this solicitation may contain technical and other data which the proposer does not want disclosed to the public or used by the Government for any purpose other than proposal evaluation.\nInformation contained in unsuccessful proposals will remain the property of the proposer except for the Proposal Cover Sheet.\ufffd The Government may, however, retain copies of all proposals.\ufffd Public release of information in any proposal submitted will be subject to existing statutory and regulatory requirements.\nIf proprietary information is provided by a proposer in a proposal which constitutes a trade secret, proprietary commercial or financial information, confidential personal information or data affecting the national security, it will be treated in confidence, to the extent permitted by law, provided this information is clearly marked by the proposer with the term \"PROPRIETARY\" (not \"Company Confidential\") and provided that the following legend which appears on the Proposal Cover Sheet (Section 3.3) of the proposal is completed:\n\"For any purpose other than to evaluate the proposal, the data referenced below shall not be disclosed outside the Government and shall not be duplicated, used, or disclosed in whole or in part, provided that if a contract is awarded to the proposer as a result of or in connection with the submission of this data, the Government shall have the right to duplicate, use or disclose the data to the extent provided in the funding agreement.\ufffd This restriction does not limit the Government's right to use information contained in the data if it is obtained from another source without restriction.\ufffd The data subject to this restriction is contained on the pages of the proposal listed on the line below.\"\nAny other legend may be unacceptable to the Government and may constitute grounds for removing the proposal from further consideration and without assuming any liability for inadvertent disclosure.\ufffd The Government will limit dissemination of properly marked information to within official channels.\nIn addition, each page of the proposal containing proprietary data which the proposer wishes to restrict must be marked with the following legend:\n\"Use or disclosure of the proposal data on lines specifically identified by asterisk (*) are subject to the restriction on the Cover Sheet of this proposal.\"\nIf all of the information on a particular page is proprietary, the proposer should so note by including the word \"PROPRIETARY\" (not \"Company Confidential\") in both the header and footer on that page.\nThe Government assumes no liability for disclosure or use of unmarked data and may use or disclose such data for any purpose.\nIn the event properly marked data contained in a proposal in response to this solicitation is requested pursuant to the Freedom of Information Act, 5 USC 552, the proposer will be advised of such request and prior to such release of information will be requested to expeditiously submit to the DoD Component a detailed listing of all information in the proposal which the proposer believes to be exempt from disclosure under the Act.\ufffd Such action and cooperation on the part of the proposer will ensure that any information released by the DoD Component pursuant to the Act is properly determined.\nClassified proposals will not be accepted under the DoD STTR Program. \ufffd\ufffdIn the event that DoD components identify topics that will involve classified work in Phase II, companies invited to submit a proposal must have or be able to obtain the proper facility and personnel clearances in order to perform Phase II work.\ufffd For more information on facility and personnel clearance procedures and requirements, please visit the Defense Security Service Web site at: https://www.dss.mil/portal/ShowBinary/BEA%20Repository/new_dss_internet/isp/fac_clear/fac_clear.html.\nRestrictive notices notwithstanding, proposals and final reports submitted through the DoD Electronic Submission Web site may be handled, for administrative purposes only, by support contractors.\ufffd All support contractors are bound by appropriate non-disclosure agreements.\nWith prior written permission of the contracting officer, the awardee may copyright (consistent with appropriate national security considerations, if any) material developed with DoD support.\ufffd DoD receives a royalty-free license for the Federal Government and requires that each publication contain an appropriate acknowledgment and disclaimer statement.\nSmall business firms normally may retain the principal worldwide patent rights to any invention developed with Government support.\ufffd The Government receives a royalty-free license for its use, reserves the right to require the patent holder to license others in certain limited circumstances, and requires that anyone exclusively licensed to sell the invention in the United States must normally manufacture it domestically.\ufffd To the extent authorized by 35 USC 205, the Government will not make public any information disclosing a Government-supported invention for a period of five (5) years to allow the awardee to pursue a patent.\ufffd See also Invention Reporting in section 5.13.\n5.9 Technical Data Rights\nRights in technical data, including software, developed under the terms of any contract resulting from proposals submitted in response to this solicitation generally remain with the contractor, except that the Government obtains a royalty-free license to use such technical data only for Government purposes during the period commencing with contract award and ending five (5) years after completion of the project under which the data were generated.\ufffd This data should be marked with the restrictive legend specified in DFARS 252.227-7018. Upon expiration of the five-year restrictive license, the Government has unlimited rights in the STTR data.\ufffd During the license period, the Government may not release or disclose STTR data to any person other than its support services contractors except:\ufffd (1)\ufffd For evaluational purposes; (2) As expressly permitted by the contractor; or (3) A use, release, or disclosure that is necessary for emergency repair or overhaul of items operated by the Government.\ufffd See DFARS clause 252.227-7018, \"Rights in Noncommercial Technical Data and Computer Software -- STTR Program.\"\n5.10 Research and Analytical Work\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd For Phase I and II, a minimum of 40% of the research and/or analytical work must be performed by the proposing firm and a minimum of 30% performed by the research institution, unless otherwise approved in writing by the contracting officer.\ufffd The percentage of work is usually measured by both direct and indirect costs, although proposers planning to subcontract a significant fraction of their work should verify how it will be measured with their contracting officer during contract negotiations.\n5.11 Contractor Commitments\nUpon award of a contract, the contractor will be required to make certain legal commitments through acceptance of Government contract clauses in the Phase I contract.\ufffd The outline that follows is illustrative of the types of provisions required by the Federal Acquisition Regulations that will be included in the Phase I contract.\ufffd This is not a complete list of provisions to be included in Phase I contracts, nor does it contain specific wording of these clauses.\ufffd Copies of complete general provisions will be made available prior to award.\na.\ufffd\ufffd Standards of Work.\ufffd Work performed under the contract must conform to high professional standards.\nb.\ufffd\ufffd Inspection.\ufffd Work performed under the contract is subject to Government inspection and evaluation at all reasonable times.\nc.\ufffd\ufffd Examination of Records.\ufffd The Comptroller General (or a fully authorized representative) shall have the right to examine any directly pertinent records of the contractor involving transactions related to this contract.\nd.\ufffd\ufffd Default.\ufffd The Government may terminate the contract if the contractor fails to perform the work contracted.\ne.\ufffd\ufffd Termination for Convenience.\ufffd The contract may be terminated at any time by the Government if it deems termination to be in its best interest, in which case the contractor will be compensated for work performed and for reasonable termination costs.\nf.\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Disputes.\ufffd Any dispute concerning the contract which cannot be resolved by agreement shall be decided by the contracting officer with right of appeal.\ng.\ufffd\ufffd Contract Work Hours.\ufffd The contractor may not require an employee to work more than eight hours a day or forty hours a week unless the employee is compensated accordingly (that is, receives overtime pay).\nh.\ufffd\ufffd Equal Opportunity.\ufffd The contractor will not discriminate against any employee or applicant for employment because of race, color, religion, sex, or national origin.\ni.\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Affirmative Action for Veterans.\ufffd The contractor will not discriminate against any employee or applicant for employment because he or she is a disabled veteran.\nj.\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Affirmative Action for Handicapped.\ufffd The contractor will not discriminate against any employee or applicant for employment because he or she is physically or mentally handicapped.\nk.\ufffd\ufffd Officials Not to Benefit.\ufffd No member of or delegate to Congress shall benefit from the contract.\nl.\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Covenant Against Contingent Fees.\ufffd No person or agency has been employed to solicit or secure the contract upon an understanding for compensation except bona fide employees or commercial agencies maintained by the contractor for the purpose of securing business.\nm.\ufffd Gratuities.\ufffd The contract may be terminated by the Government if any gratuities have been offered to any representative of the Government to secure the contract.\nn.\ufffd\ufffd Patent Infringement.\ufffd The contractor shall report each notice or claim of patent infringement based on the performance of the contract.\no.\ufffd\ufffd Military Security Requirements.\ufffd The contractor shall safeguard any classified information associated with the contracted work in accordance with applicable regulations.\np.\ufffd\ufffd American Made Equipment and Products.\ufffd When purchasing equipment or a product under the STTR funding agreement, purchase only American-made items whenever possible.\nq.\ufffd\ufffd Unique Identification (UID).\ufffd If your proposal identifies hardware that will be delivered to the government be aware of the possible requirement for unique item identification in accordance with DFARS 252.211-7003.\nr\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Export Control. The International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR), 22 CFR Parts 120 through 130, and the Export Administration Regulations (EAR), 15 CFR Parts 730 through 799 will apply to all projects with military or dual-use applications that develop beyond fundamental research, which is basic and applied research ordinarily published and shared broadly within the scientific community.\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd More information is available at: \ufffdhttp://www.pmddtc.state.gov/regulations_laws/itar.html\ns.\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Publication Approval. Government review and approval will be required prior to any dissemination or publication, except within and between the Contractor and any subcontractors, of classified and non-fundamental information developed under this contract or contained in the reports to be furnished pursuant to this contract.\nt.\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Animal Welfare. Contracts involving research on live vertebrate animals will incorporate DFARS clause 252.235.7002.\n5.12 Contractor Registration\nBefore DoD can award a contract to a successful proposer under this solicitation, the proposer must be registered in the DoD Central Contractor Registration (CCR) database and the Online Representations and Certifications Application (ORCA).\ufffd The CCR allows Federal Government contractors or firms interested in conducting business with the DoD to provide basic information on business capabilities and financial information.\ufffd To register, visit www.ccr.gov or call 1-888-227-2423.\ufffd Follow instructions found on the CCR Web site on how to obtain a Commercial and Government Entry (CAGE) code and Data Universal Numbering System (DUNS) number.\ufffd Once you have a CAGE code and DUNS number, update your firm profile on the DoD Submission Web site at www.dodsbir.net/submission to automatically print these on your future proposals to expedite the award process.\nORCA is a web-based system that centralizes, standardizes, and moves the collection and storing of contractor representation and certifications online.\ufffd To register in ORCA visit http://orca.bpn.gov/.\n5.13 Invention Reporting\nSBIR/STTR awardees must report inventions to the awarding agency within two (2) months of the inventor\ufffds report to the awardee.\ufffd The reporting of inventions may be accomplished by submitting paper documentation, including Fax, or through the Edison Invention Reporting System at www.iedison.gov for those agencies participating in iEdison.\ufffd See www.dodsbir.net/inventionreporting for more details.\na.\ufffd\ufffd General.\ufffd This Program Solicitation is intended for informational purposes and reflects current planning.\ufffd If there is any inconsistency between the information contained herein and the terms of any resulting STTR contract, the terms of the contract are controlling.\nb.\ufffd\ufffd Small Business Data.\ufffd Before award of an STTR contract, the Government may request the proposer to submit certain organizational, management, personnel, and financial information to confirm responsibility of the proposer.\nc.\ufffd\ufffd Proposal Preparation Costs.\ufffd The Government is not responsible for any monies expended by the proposer before award of any contract.\nd.\ufffd\ufffd Government Obligations. This Program Solicitation is not an offer by the Government and does not obligate the Government to make any specific number of awards.\ufffd Also, awards under this program are contingent upon the availability of funds.\ne.\ufffd\ufffd Unsolicited Proposals.\ufffd Unsolicited proposals will not be accepted under the STTR Program in either Phase I or Phase II.\nf.\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Duplication of Work.\ufffd If an award is made pursuant to a proposal submitted under this Program Solicitation, the contractor will be required to certify that he or she has not previously been, nor is currently being, paid for essentially equivalent work by an agency of the Federal Government.\ng.\ufffd\ufffd Classified Proposals.\ufffd Classified proposals are not accepted under the DoD STTR Program.\nh.\ufffd\ufffd Human/Animal Testing. Funds cannot be released or used for any portion of the project involving human/animal research until all of the proper approvals have been obtained in accordance with applicable regulations (reference Section 2.0 and 3.7).\n6.0 SUBMISSION OF PROPOSALS\n6.1 Electronic Proposal Submission\nOfferors must be registered in the DoD Electronic Submission Web site at: www.dodsbir.net/submission.\ufffd Each proposal must be prepared and submitted through this Web site and must contain completed:\nProposal Cover Sheets,\nTechnical Proposal,\nCost Proposal, and\nCompany Commercialization Report.\ufffd\nClassified proposals are not accepted under the DoD SBIR/STTR Programs.\nFor complete electronic proposal submission on the DoD Electronic Submission Web site, first prepare the proposal cover sheets (select \"STTR Phase I Proposal Preparation\" from the Main Menu).\ufffd The site will assign the cover sheets a proposal number, which will be used for tracking throughout the submission process. Prepare the technical proposal in a single PDF file, check it for viruses, and upload it to the Submission Web site, following instructions on the Web site. The cost proposal may be submitted either using the on-line form or as the last page(s) of your technical proposal file (unless otherwise specified in the Component's instructions, see Section 8.0).\ufffd Prepare the Company Commercialization Report (select \"Company Commercialization Report\" from the Main Menu).\ufffd\nTechnical proposals should be a single file, including all graphics and attachments, should have the company name and proposal number (from the cover sheets) in the header, and should be in Portable Document Format (PDF). Offerors are responsible for performing a virus check on each technical proposal prior to uploading.\ufffd Every uploaded file will be scanned for viruses.\ufffd If a virus is detected, the file will be deleted and may cause rejection of the proposal.\ufffd\nOnce uploaded, the technical proposal file may be viewed or down loaded from the Web site by clicking on the Check Upload button.\ufffd Offerors are responsible for verifying the technical proposal was received and converted properly.\ufffd Technical proposals may be uploaded as often as necessary, each time overwriting the file previously submitted.\ufffd Once a file is overwritten, the previous version is NOT retrievable.\ufffd Offerors electing to modify their proposals in any way must allow enough time to upload a complete updated proposal.\ufffd Failure to provide a complete modification by the solicitation closing will render the offeror\ufffds proposal as \ufffdlate\ufffd regardless of whether the offeror had previously submitted a complete proposal.\nSignatures are not required on the cover sheets, cost proposal, and Company Commercialization Report at the time of submission for electronic submission.\ufffd If the proposal is selected for award, the DoD Component program will contact you for signatures.\ufffd Firms are encouraged, but not required, to have a CAGE code and DUNS number at the time of proposal submission; however, firms must obtain these before DoD can award a contract to the firm (see section 5.12).\nAll completed proposals (i.e., those with complete cover sheets, technical proposal, cost proposal, and Company Commercialization Report) not marked for deletion by the solicitation close deadline are submitted and will be evaluated. There is no \ufffdsubmit\ufffd button on the Submission Site for Phase I proposals.\n6.2 Deadline of Proposals\nProposals are accepted from February 24, 2009, to March 25, 2009.\ufffd Deadline for electronic receipt of proposals is 6:00 am ET, March 25, 2009.\ufffd Complete proposals must be completely submitted to the DoD Submission Web site by the specified closing time.\ufffd Complete submission means that the entire proposal (including the following four (4) parts: coversheets, technical proposal, cost proposal, and Company Commercialization Report) has been properly completed and fully transmitted to the DoD Submission Web site. The solicitation deadline is firm. As the close date draws near, heavy traffic on the web server may cause delays. Plan ahead and leave ample time to prepare and submit your proposal. Offerors bear the risk of Web site inaccessibility due to heavy usage in the final hours before the solicitation closing time.\nIn accordance with FAR 52.215-1, offerors are responsible for submitting proposals, and any modification, or revisions, so as to reach the Government office designated in the solicitation by the time specified in the solicitation. Any proposal, modification, or revision received at the Government office designated in the solicitation after the exact time specified for receipt of offers is \"late\" and will not be considered unless it is received before award is made, the Contracting Officer determines that accepting the late offer would not unduly delay the acquisition; and --\n(1) If it was transmitted through an electronic commerce method authorized by the solicitation, it was received at the initial point of entry to the Government infrastructure not later than 5:00 pm one working day prior to the date specified for receipt of proposals; or\n(2) There is acceptable evidence to establish that it was received at the Government installation designated for receipt of offers and was under the Government's control prior to the time set for receipt of offers; or\n(3) It is the only proposal received.\nAcceptable evidence to establish the time of receipt at the Government installation includes documentary evidence of receipt maintained by the installation, or oral testimony or statements of Government personnel.\nOfferors are responsible for checking their proposal submission through the DoD Electronic Submission Web site (click on the Check Proposal icon to the right of the proposal number) to confirm that the proposal package is complete and readable.\nProposals may be withdrawn by written notice received at any time prior to award.\ufffd Proposals may also be withdrawn in person by an offeror or his authorized representative, provided his identity is made known and he signs a receipt for the proposal.\ufffd\nAny modification or revision may not make the proposal longer than 25 pages (excluding the cost proposal and Company Commercialization Report).\ufffd Notwithstanding the above, a late modification of an otherwise successful proposal which makes its terms more favorable to the Government will be considered at any time it is received and may be accepted.\nComponents generally provide notification of proposal receipt via e-mail.\nEvaluation of proposals and award of contracts will be expedited, but no information on proposal status will be available until the final selection is made.\ufffd However, contracting officers may contact any and all qualified proposers prior to contract award.\ufffd Proposers will be notified by the Component to which they submitted their proposal whether their proposal has or has not been selected for award.\ufffd Selections are posted on the DoD SBIR/STTR Web site and Resource Center Web site approximately six (6) months after the solicitation close date.\nAn unsuccessful offeror that submits a written request for a debriefing within 30 days of being notified that its proposal was not selected for award will be provided a debriefing.\ufffd Please note that some component-unique debriefing processes exist; in those cases, the component debriefing instructions supersede instructions provided here.\ufffd The written request should be sent to the DoD organization that provided such notification to the offeror.\ufffd Be advised that an offeror that fails to submit a timely request is not entitled to a debriefing, although untimely debriefing requests may be accommodated at the Government's discretion.\n6.6 Correspondence Relating to Proposals\nAll correspondence relating to proposals should cite the STTR solicitation number, proposal number, and specific topic number and should be addressed to the DoD Component whose address is associated with the specific topic number.\n7.0 SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL INFORMATION ASSISTANCE\n7.1 DoD Technical Information Services Available\nThe Defense Technical Information Center (DTIC) provides background technical information services, to assist SBIR/STTR participants in proposal preparation, product development, marketing and networking.\nThe DTIC SBIR/STTR Web site provides the following free services at http://www.dtic.mil/dtic/aboutus/dodprograms/sbir.html:\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd 1.\ufffd\ufffd DTIC Online and Private STINET: Access DTIC's online technical databases including many full-text (downloadable at no cost), recently added or digitized documents.\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd 2.\ufffd\ufffd Technical Reports: Purchase older hard copy (many less than $10) technical reports using a major credit card.\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd 3.\ufffd\ufffd TRAIL: Subscribe to this free alerting service providing biweekly e-mail listings of new DTIC accessions matching DTIC subject categories and including links to full-text documents.\n\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd The Defense Technical Information Center (DTIC) http://www.dtic.mil/dtic/index.html, is a Department of Defense Field Activity within the Office of the Director, Research and Engineering (DDR&E), and a major component of the DoD scientific and technical information program.\ufffd DTIC makes available technical information http://www.dtic.mil resulting from DoD-funded research and development.\ufffd DTIC also provides access to technology focused specialized information services, including: DTIC-A San Diego http://www.dtic.mil/dticasd, which is the focal point for research information on manpower, training systems, human performance, and human factors human systems; and the Information Analysis Centers (IACs) http://iac.dtic.mil, which are the DoD centers of expertise concerned with engineering, technical and scientific documents and databases worldwide.\nCall DTIC (or visit by prearrangement at the location most convenient to you).\nPh:\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd (800) 363-7247\nFax:\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd (703) 767-8228\nE-mail: sbir@dtic.mil\nWeb site:\ufffd\ufffd http://www.dtic.mil/dtic/aboutus/dodprograms/sbir.html\nDTIC Northeastern Regional Office\nE-mail: boston@dtic.mil\nDTIC Southwestern Regional Office\nE-mail: albuq@dtic.mil\nDTIC Midwestern Regional Office\nE-mail: dayton@dtic.mil\nDTIC Western Regional Office\nE-mail: losangeles@dtic.mil\nMany topic descriptions in the solicitation contain references to technical literature or military standards, which may be accessed as follows:\nSearch for References with \"AD\" numbers, then download or purchase in hard copy (registration required) in the online technical database (http://www.dtic.mil).\ufffd Find additional technical information using your registration password and login.\ufffd Registration site:\no Registration form: https://register.dtic.mil/wobin/WebObjects/DTICreg\no Without an award/contract number/grant number, use these instructions: http://www.dtic.mil/dtic/registration/contractors/sbirreg.html\nFor DTIC SBIR assistance call (800) DoD-SBIR (800-363-7247) or e-mail sbir@dtic.mil.\n\ufffd Search for \"MIL-STD\" numbers at http://www.assistdocs.com/search/search_basic.cfm\ufffd (Department of Defense Single Stock Part for Military Specifications, Standards, and Related Publications) or at http://dodssp.daps.dla.mil\n\ufffd Find other references in your local library (may require interlibrary borrowing) or as specified in the reference. \ufffdCheck SITIS at www.dodsbir.net/sitis for additional availability information, documentation and changes.\n7.2 State and Other Assistance Available\nMany states have established programs to provide services to those small firms and individuals wishing to participate in the Federal SBIR/STTR Program.\ufffd These services vary from state to state, but may include:\n- Information and technical assistance;\n- Matching funds to SBIR/STTR recipients;\n- Assistance in obtaining Phase III funding.\nContact your State SBIR Support office at www.ed.gov/offices/OERI/SBIR/statelink.html for further information.\nSmall Businesses may seek general administrative guidance from small and disadvantaged business utilization specialists located in various Defense Contract Management activities throughout the continental United States.\n8.0 TECHNICAL TOPICS\nSection 8 contains detailed topic descriptions outlining the technical areas in which DoD Components request proposals for innovative R&D from small businesses.\ufffd Topics for each participating DoD Component are listed and numbered separately.\nIt is a DoD goal to have at least 50% of the Military Services topics authored by a DoD acquisition program (e.g., New Attack Submarine, Abrams Tank) or of significant interest to such a program, as noted in the text of the topic.\ufffd These acquisition programs are potentially important end customers for innovative new products resulting from SBIR/STTR projects. Information on how to contact these programs is posted on the DoD SBIR/STTR Web site and Resource Center at:\nwww.dodsbir.net/liaisons.htm.\ufffd\nEach DoD Component Topic Section contains topic descriptions, addresses of organizations to which proposals are to be submitted, and special instructions for preparing and submitting proposals to organizations within the Component. \ufffdRead and follow these instructions carefully to help avoid administrative rejection of your proposal.\nComponent Topic Sections\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd\ufffd Pages\nArmy.............................................................................. 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        "raw_content": "Five myths about figure skating\nAuthor: Joy Goodwin, Special to The Washington Post\nAlexa Scimeca Knierim and Chris Kneirim of the U.S. in the team pair skating short program on Thursday . REUTERS/Lucy Nicholson\nAnother Olympics is here, and it's time for that American ritual: becoming an armchair expert in sports you haven't watched in four years. Figure skating is one of the most popular and misunderstood events at the Winter Games. Here are five persistent myths.\nMyth No. 1: It's not a real sport.\nFor decades, sports radio announcers, newspaper columnists and bloggers have argued that figure skating isn't a worthy athletic pursuit. \"Real sports don't wear sequins,\" declared the Chicago Tribune during the Nagano Games. \"Anything solely dependent on judging is not a sport,\" then Washington Post columnist Michael Wilbon wrote in 1998. \"Figure skating is somewhere between performance art and musical theater,\" ESPN.com said in December.\nActually, the number of Winter Olympic events scored by judges has been growing \u2013 from four in 1988 to 19 this year. The problem for figure skating is that costumes and choreography often mask the sport's extraordinary athletic demands. Research shows that the hearts of elite skaters beat at rates comparable to those of elite 800-meter runners. Skaters wear boots attached to what are essentially knives and barrel into their jumps at 15 mph. Digging one toe into the ice, they catapult themselves into the air, completing up to four revolutions (1440 degrees) in less than a second and landing backward on one foot. Skaters also land on the slippery edge of a blade that's an eighth of an inch wide. Coordination has to be perfect, down to the millisecond. And the ice offers an unforgiving surface, with virtually no shock absorption.\nThe triple and quadruple jumps required to win an Olympic medal are so difficult that many top junior skaters never master them. Yet Olympic skaters pack their free programs with seven to eight huge jumps, plus spins and footwork \u2013 not to mention crisscrossing the 200-foot length of the ice at top speed. Unlike other Olympic athletes, skaters are taught from a young age not to gasp for breath at the end of a routine. But look closely, and you'll see their lungs heaving as they take their bows.\nMyth No. 2: The judging is arbitrary.\nUnder figure skating's old 6.0 system, judges were given tremendous latitude in awarding their marks. As Sports Illustrated put it in 1998: \"Judging isn't a science. Much of it is interpretive, an exercise in comparing apples to oranges.\" At the 2002 games in Salt Lake City, a French judge confessed to voting under pressure for the Russian pair, who won the gold medal over their Canadian rivals by a vote of 5 to 4. Eventually the French judge's marks were thrown out, the event was declared a tie, and the Canadians were awarded gold medals of their own.\nAfter that, the International Skating Union moved to a new \"Code of Points\" system, which produces not 6.0's but scores like 212.23. Roughly half of each skater's points are still awarded for artistic skills (now called \"components\"). But when it comes to technical merit, the code attempts to treat a skating routine the way Olympic judges treat a dive: by multiplying its difficulty by its degree of execution. The absolute value of a triple Salchow doesn't change from skater to skater, and there are clear guidelines about how to score the execution of that jump.\nIt's true that the subjective portion of the score can still be the place where national bias comes out. Dartmouth economist Eric Zitzewitz analyzed 15 years' worth of competition data and found that judges consistently overmark skaters from their own countries. But Pyeongchang offers a ray of hope: Because of a recent rule change, this is the first Olympics in 16 years where figure skating judges are not anonymous. Skaters are hoping that holding each country's judge publicly accountable will make judges think twice about over- or undermarking a skater.\nMyth No. 3: If you fall during your routine, you're toast.\nBefore 2002, skating commentators such as Olympic champion Scott Hamilton were famous for gasping over falls; \"Saturday Night Live\" even did a parody. That's because under the old 6.0 system, it was common for judges to use a fall as the rationale for dropping a skater out of contention. It made sense: Few people can spot an under-rotated jump, but everyone in the arena can see a fall. As the Times of London put it in 2006, \"If you fall, you lose: ice in your knickers, failure in your soul.\"\nThe Code of Points system changed the scoring dynamics around falling. It grants partial credit for imperfect jumps \u2013 sometimes, quite a few points. So if Skater A falls once but lands everything else cleanly, she can conceivably outscore Skater B, who has three bad landings but stays on her feet. Another scenario in which Skater A can win, even with a fall: If she enters the free skate with a large lead over Skater B from the short program.\nMyth No. 4:If a guy's a skater, he must be gay.\nSociologist Mary Louise Adams has written about \"the routine association of gayness with men's figure skating [that] persists whether male skaters are gay or not.\" As one former U.S. junior champion, who is straight, told Newsweek in 2014, \"I remember being constantly asked, 'Oh, you're a figure skater now? So you're gay?' \" That same year, \"Saturday Night Live\" ran a cold open titled \"The U.S. Men's Heterosexual Figure Skating Championships.\"\nWhile there have been famous male champions who are gay \u2013 including Brian Boitano and Johnny Weir \u2013 there are many straight males in elite figure skating. In fact, in many nations, this presumption about gay skaters doesn't exist. The 2006 Olympic champion Evgeni Plushenko became a heterosexual sex symbol in Russia in the 2000s.\nNorth Americans seem most seem especially preoccupied with the sexuality of male skaters. Prior to the 2010 Vancouver Games, the Canadian skating federation launched a publicity campaign emphasizing \"masculinity, strength and power,\" with the goal of trying to draw \"the hockey crowd.\" Gay advocacy groups, including Outsports.com, protested loudly, concerned that the contributions of gay skaters \u2013 whom officials had in some cases pushed to remain closeted for decades \u2013 were again being minimized.\nThe bottom line: Skating, like all sports, includes athletes of different sexual orientations.\nMyth No. 5: Harding was a working-class kid. Kerrigan was rich.\nAs the new movie \"I, Tonya\" reminds us, in 1994, most Americans knew that Tonya Harding had entered a country club sport from a working-class background. Nancy Kerrigan, on the other hand, was associated with her Vera Wang skating costumes and her Disney endorsements. As John Powers of the Boston Globe said in a 2014 ESPN documentary: \"Nancy looked like she was wealthy.\"\nNope: Kerrigan had a working-class upbringing, too \u2013 albeit one very different from Harding's. She grew up in suburban Boston, the third child of a welder and a homemaker. At times, her father held down three jobs to pay for her skating. Kerrigan's mother was legally blind, so her father drove her to the rink every morning at dawn; he also drove the Zamboni to help offset the costs of her training.\nGoodwin, the author of \"The Second Mark: Courage, Corruption, and the Battle for Olympic Gold,\" has reported on figure skating for ABC, NBC, ESPN and NPR.",
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        "raw_content": "Ready, steady, go. You\u2019ve got from now until you turn 65 to get the most out of your KiwiSaver account, the retirement saving scheme that\u2019s designed to make saving for the future straight-forward.\nWith KiwiSaver, if you\u2019re employed, a lot of the hard work is done for you, and that\u2019s one of its strengths.\nYour contributions are deducted from your wages, automatically. So, once you\u2019ve joined KiwiSaver, if it suits your circumstances, you can just forget about your contribution rate; but is this the right approach?\nWell, we think it\u2019s better to take a more hands-on approach. And here\u2019s why:\nYou may be in a default investment portfolio that isn\u2019t quite right for you. Your KiwiSaver account may not have the right mix of assets to achieve what you want. Things change.\nNew providers come on the scene. Fees go up and, yes, even down. Some providers perform well, others not so well.\nYour life changes, maybe you can afford to increase your contributions.\nYou can see why it\u2019s better not to take a \u2018she\u2019ll be right\u2019 approach. And we can help you get the most out of your KiwiSaver account.\nWe\u2019ll help you understand your approach to risk and your timeframe in which you\u2019d like to achieve your goals. Most importantly, we\u2019ll help you prioritise what you want in retirement, and how much you can put away to save.\nThen we\u2019ll come back to you with a personalised KIP recommendation that considers options from an approved range of investment managers.\nIt\u2019s also important to review your retirement savings plan every now and then. So we\u2019ll usually do that with a call or email.\nHelp you understand your KiwiSaver account, how it works, and what it can do for you.\nReview your KiwiSaver account to help it live up to your expectations.\nRecommend a KiwiSaver provider that can help achieve your savings target.\nHelp you choose which of your chosen KiwiSaver provider funds would be a good fit for you.\nProvide you with a tailored retirement plan and financial target to help you enjoy more than just the\nGovernment pension when you stop work.\nGet your KiwiSaver account working for you by talking to our financial experts at AdviceFirst.",
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        "raw_content": "Pope Francis calls for help to the poor; Holy Rosary in Birmingham answers\nReading room.jpg\nThe St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Learning Center at Holy Rosary Church offers reading rooms and after-school tutoring. (Father Bryan Jerabek)\nOn Sept. 20, 2015, Bishop Robert J. Baker dedicated the new St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Learning Center at Holy Rosary Church. Holy Rosary Church\nPope Francis has come to America with a message that emphasizes reaching out to the poor and helping the needy.\nThat message hits home at Holy Rosary Catholic Church in Gate City, a historic clapboard wooden church next to the Marks Village housing project in east Birmingham.\n\"He's again talked about the need to serve the poor,\" said the Rev. Bryan Jerabek, pastor of Holy Rosary Catholic Church. \"That's been a great inspiration.\"\nHoly Rosary church was founded in 1889, celebrated its 125th anniversary last year and has been known for decades as a focal point of Catholic outreach to the poor in Birmingham.\nOn Sept. 20, Bishop Robert J. Baker dedicated the new St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Learning Center at Holy Rosary Church.\n\"It was a happy coincidence that we had our dedication the week the pope was coming to America,\" Jerabek said. \"I think we answered his call.\"\nThe Salesian religious order for decades ran an urban ministry program out of the church, but the Salesians pulled out of Birmingham on Feb. 1, 2014.\n\"They were no longer able to staff Holy Rosary,\" Jerabek said. \"We're moving back in the direction of being able to offer more programs.\"\nNow run by the diocese, the opening of the learning center signals a commitment to continue serving the needy, Jerabek said.\n\"We recognized there was a need for literacy program to help the students in the area improve their reading,\" Jerabek said. \"We had 3rd and 4th graders who had trouble reading.\"\nThe new learning center is in an updated office building. \"It's a remodeled building with two rooms and bathroom, where children can do homework and receive tutoring assistance,\" Jerabek said.\nIt opened Sept. 8, with after-school tutoring on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays. \"It's a very beautiful, welcoming environment,\" Jerabek said.\nHoly Rosary also hosts a soccer program on its athletic field with 34 youth from Gate City and Woodlawn playing on three teams, and youth also play on the church's basketball court.\nThe church also hosts a food bank for residents of Woodlawn and Gate City. The food pantry is open on\nMondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from 10 a.m. to noon. It helps feed 350 families a month.\nHoly Rosary has a Mass every Sunday at 8:30 a.m. that draws about 40 people, which is about all Holy Rosary can comfortably seat.\n\"We have a small congregation, a lot of volunteers from other parishes and we have a wide array of benefactors who help,\" Jerabek said.\nThe pope's emphasis on the poor has helped, he said. \"We have had more people reach out and want to help,\" Jerabek said.\n\"One of the terms the pope has used is going to the periphery of society. Holy Rosary is at the periphery, helping the poor and marginalized. I think we're answering his call, to be present where the love of God is needed.\"",
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        "raw_content": "Home > Personal Loans > Types of Debt in United States: All You Need to Know\nWhen you are acquiring loan through companies, you are actually getting yourself debt. There are various ups and downs that come with them. Some debts are easier to pay back and come with a good deal. However, there are others that are unhealthy for you, once acquired. Of course, in situations many of us will need financial help. So, you should learn more about the types of debt in United States.\nTypes of Debt in United States\nThe first from types of debt in United States comes with car loans. This type of loan is most famous and has become necessary who wish to commute. So, if you are unable to afford vehicles but wish to purchase one, you will be opting for a car loan and a car debt to be specific. Make sure these come with low APRs to make the deal less risky.\nThe second from types of debt in United States is attached with credit card. Credit cards basically allow you to make payments with money that you might not have in your account yet. Instead, you pay back the amount with an interest over a period of time. The is one of the most major debt type in America, if not all over the world.\nThe third from types of debt in United States comes with student loans. Education has become expensive in America. The lowest a semester in college can cost is $50,000; a sum many American\u2019s find hard to afford. So, you can get financial assistance. This should be paid back over a period of time with a low interest after you graduate.\nThen we have mortgages or home loans. Various lenders will offer you this type of loans to let you buy a house of your dreams. The interest rates are usually lower and mortgages are one of the most famous type of debts in United States because a large sum of Americans find it hard to afford property on their own.\nLastly, we have personal loans that are borrowed for various personal needs and reasons such as insurance, health, repairs, other unexpected debts and so on.\nBB&T Bank Personal Loans Have Your Back!\nPrice Business Funding for Unsecured Business Loans",
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The plant is owned and operated by Sasol (an acronym for South African Synthetic Oil), an international producer of chemicals, fuels, gases and lubricants. \"Second\" implies a \"first\", the first being Sasolburg, an industrial site and town developed on a coalfield 50 miles (80 kilometers) south of Johannesburg 50 years ago.\nThat was when South Africa decided to use a German technology, the Fischer-Tropsch process, which had been patented 25 years earlier but never used on a commercial scale. The motive behind the formation of Sasol was to use a natural resource, low-grade coal, for which there was little other use, to develop a new industry and thus create jobs, lower the import bill and reduce dependence on foreign supplies of crude oil.\nThe technical challenge was enormous. The total process is complex and highly integrated. Breakdown at any stage of it therefore threatens the whole, and that happened often in the early days. Because commercial application of the process was being pioneered, key plant components such as gasifiers and reactors for creating hydrocarbon molecules had to be designed from scratch.\nNerves became frayed because Sasol was not allowed to pass the costs of its mistakes on to the public. Its petrol price could be no higher than that laid down by the South African government for ordinary petrol. Yet the capital investment required by the overall process was far higher than that needed for refining crude oil.\nFrom its earliest days Sasol was involved in researching and developing the design of its plant, the catalysts used in its reactors and how to get maximum value from the gaseous product emerging from those reactors. By the 1970s, when world oil prices started soaring, it had improved its operations sufficiently to feel confident it could conduct them profitably on a scale twenty times greater than it had at Sasolburg. Then it was decided to launch Secunda.\nThe first of its production \"trains\" (lines) came on stream in 1980. Today, they meet almost 30 percent of South Africa's motor fuel needs and 90 percent plus of chemical feedstocks, while producing an attractive return on their capital investment.\nSasol's technical challenges\nThe success of the south African chemical company Sasol has not been achieved easily. Over the past 20 years the oil price, which determines Sasol's petrol price, has fluctuated dramatically. For some years Sasol received government finances and protection against the heaviest dips in the oil price. But the company realized that it could not rely on that protection lasting indefinitely. Ways would have to be found to produce hydrocarbon molecules more economically \u2013 and to recover from the product stream emerging from its reactors \u2013 chemical compounds that would fetch far higher prices as feedstocks for plastics and other industries than they would as fuel components.\nTo exploit these opportunities, two different types of reactors for two temperature ranges were needed. The reactors, designed particularly for Sasol's applications, suffered severe teething problems.\nIn-house research and development team\nThen there was the technical challenge of separating out of the reactors' product stream those molecules that had greater value as petrochemical feedstocks than as fuel components. Many of those\nmolecules are unique to the Sasol process; they are not found in crude oil, so new ways of separating them out had to be found. 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That, in turn, means the gas fields must be far from industrial and domestic markets; the plant must be assembled and operated in remote areas. Nevertheless, Cox is upbeat about GTL's global potential, even without the possibility that the process could produce petrochemicals as well as diesel. \"Chemicals and fuels will be equally important to Sasol's future growth,\" he says.\nBoth will continue to depend on technological innovation, and partnerships formed to pursue it. \"The message I keep giving our people is that this is not a journey with an end in sight,\" Cox says. \"As we achieve the big challenges of the day, new ones emerge. Where originally we were fighting challenges, today we're fighting opportunities.\"\nMore efficient heat exchange\nTechnological partnerships are raising Sasol, South Africa's fuels and chemicals company, into a significant global player.\nBecause temperature control is crucial to Sasol's operations, it uses about 11,000 heat exchangers. It recently launched a program to investigate that investment. \"More efficient heat exchange means higher production,\" says Arnold Benade, technical advisor for commodity management and mechanical equipment.\nOperating conditions are difficult. Apart from high temperatures and pressures, the water passing through Sasol's heat exchangers is heavily contaminated. That explains why about 80 percent of Sasol's heat exchangers are of the shell-and-tube type; historically, they have been seen as the best alternative.\nSasol has, however, used Alfa Laval plate heat exchangers since the mid-1950s. Originally these were of the conventional gasketed type. Recent heat exchanger innovations, and a growing understanding of the benefits of compact heat exchanger technology, have resulted in Sasol purchasing more new heat exchangers from Alfa Laval, covering applications at higher pressures and with phase change in the fluids handled. 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        "raw_content": "The price of justice in South Africa\nOscar Pistorius case demonstrates the influence of money on the country's criminal justice system, critics say.\nby Dariusz Dziewanski\nA typical council flat in Cape Town's Hanover Park [Dariusz Dziewanski/Al Jazeera]\nCape Town, South Africa - For almost two years now, the chattering classes have been deliberating the killing of Reeva Steenkamp.\nThe case recently became a popular topic again after Paralympic athlete Oscar Pistorius - the man accused of killing his blonde-model girlfriend - had his parole put on hold by South Africa's Department of Justice, just two days before he was to be released.\nQuestions over Pistorius' guilt or innocence have given way to a more profound conversation about the relationship between the criminal justice system and many South Africans, according to residents of some impoverished Cape Town townships.\nA 49-year-old man who has struggled with heroin addiction told Al Jazeera he is critical of the disproportionate amount of attention the killing of Steenkamp - an affluent white woman - has received from the media, police, and courts relative to violence occurring in many less well-off communities, where these incidents garner little attention.\nHanover Park is located in the Cape Flats, on the sprawling, sandy periphery of Cape Town. Though only some 20 minutes away from the glossy panoramas of Table Mountain, shootings and other types of violence are common.\n\"If you go into Hanover Park \u2026 there are hundreds of people who are dying and nothing - nobody gives a shit,\" said the man, who did not want to give his name fearing police reprisals.\nRELATED: South Africa: Escaping gangland through Islam\nTwo women from Hanover Park, who also asked to remain anonymous, told stories that convey a setting where violence against women is the norm, and the police and courts are known for passiveness, rather than protection.\n\"Many men in our Cape Flats kill women then they come out [of jail] the same day,\" one of the women told Al Jazeera.\nShe said she comes from a family of drug dealers and \"speaks from experience\" when saying perpetrators pay off police and judges to make cases go away.\nBy some estimates, more than 40 percent of men report in interviews having been physically violent towards a partner, and about 50 percent of women report having been victims of domestic violence.\nIn Hanover Park, murder and attempted murder cases rarely result in convictions. Estimates vary, but at least three-quarters of such crimes go unpunished.\nAnother Hanover Park man, spoke of encounters with the police from his time as member of the Mongrel's - one of Cape Town's largest and oldest gangs.\nPolice have been accused of failing poorer communities [Dariusz Dziewanski/Al Jazeera]\nIn 2011, he said he was arrested for smuggling drugs. Rather than charging him with a crime, the arresting officers contacted a Mongrel leader they knew, who allegedly paid them $22 to return the narcotics and set him free.\nIn other instances, the former Mongrel described how police officers took justice into their own hands.\n\"I also got arrested for some things. But I just got choked, shocked [with a taser gun], hit, and then they let me go. They didn't let the case go on because they know what I am - I'm a Mongrel.\"\nRequests for comment from South African authorities were not answered by publication time.\nRELATED: Pistorius trial: Was justice served?\nGiven these multifarious tales of injustice, the Pistorius case seems both an example of how the South African criminal justice system works, and how it fails to.\nFor Clare Ballard from Lawyers for Human Rights , an independent human rights organisation, the difference between justice served and justice foregone is financial resources.\nBallard said there is a dearth of financing for policing in poor communities relative to rich ones - as evidenced by the Khayelitsha Commission.\nThis commission of inquiry - appointed to investigate allegations of police inefficiency in the Cape Town community of Khayelitsha - found although it has one of the highest crime rates in the country, members of the South African Police Service (SAPS) working in the community are generally low-ranked, poorly equipped, few in number, and underqualified.\n\"In Oscar's area, which is a very, very wealthy area of Pretoria, the SAPS is very well resourced\u2026 That's as good as it gets,\" Ballard said. \"The gangsters [get away] because somebody walked on the crime scene, or somebody paid off a cop.\"\nOscar Pistorius: Abled by his abilities\nCritics say the Pistorius parole case is indicative that access to wealth is access to justice. \"He's been treated differently because he has money,\" said Ballard.\n\"There are guys in [prison] who were sentenced to life 15-16 years ago who became eligible for parole after 13 years. 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        "raw_content": "Bollywood star gets more time to surrender\nTop court gives actor Sanjay Dutt four weeks to finish films before he goes to prison for 1993 weapons conviction.\nIndia's Supreme Court has given popular Bollywood actor Sanjay Dutt more time to finish films before he goes to prison for a 1993 weapons conviction linked to a deadly terror attack.\nDutt, who was supposed to surrender on Thursday, had appealed to the court that he needed six months to complete his pending film commitments. The court on Wednesday ordered the deadline extended by four weeks.\nLast month, the top court sentenced Dutt to five years in prison for illegal possession of weapons supplied by underworld mafia bosses linked to the terror attack that killed 257 people in the commercial city of Mumbai.\nThe actor has maintained that he knew nothing about the bombing plot and that he asked for the guns to protect his family during sectarian riots in the city.\nThe actor has been on bail since 2007 when he appealed against an original sentence of six years for the illegal possession of weapons.\nDutt had already spent 18 months in prison before being released on bail, so he is expected to serve another 3.5 years.\nHe was the most high-profile of 100 people involved in the Mumbai bombings trial which ended with 12 people receiving the death penalty and 20 others given life sentences.\nCleared of conspiracy charges\nIn 2007, he was cleared of conspiracy charges in the attacks but found guilty of illegal possession of an AK-56 rifle and a pistol.\nThe court's five-year sentence handed down last month prompted a debate on whether the actor was judged too harshly, with many in the Bollywood film industry and Press Council of India chief Markandey Katju calling for him to be pardoned.\nDutt has four films pending worth more than 2.5 billion rupees ($46m).\nPopular for his role as a do-good gangster in the \"Munnabhai\" films, Dutt had requested last month the media and well-wishers to leave him \"in peace\" in his final days before returning to prison.\n\"I have a lot of work, I have to finish all that work. I have to spend all this time with my family, so I, with folded hands, tell you all that just let me be in peace till the time I go in,\" he had said.",
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        "raw_content": "Huawei P30 Pro Not Settling With 'Only' Three Cameras\nAnother alleged Huawei P30 Pro render surfaced online in China, showing part of the phone\u2019s backside. As you can see, there are quite a few sensors included on the back of this phone, presuming the render is legit. You will actually notice four cameras on the rear plate - three regular ones and a ToF (Time-of-Flight) 3D sensor for scanning objects or whatever is in the frame.\nThe phone\u2019s three main cameras are included on the left, and are vertically aligned, while the ToF sensor is located right next to them, and you will also notice an LED flash below the phone\u2019s rear-facing cameras, and Leica branding as well, as the P30 Pro will ship with Leica\u2019s sensors, just like its predecessors\u2026 the same can be said for the P30 as well, actually. That camera setup on the back is not the prettiest out there, that\u2019s for sure, but if it ends up being great, very few people will have an objection to that.\nThis render also confirms, more or less, that the device will be made out of metal and glass, like its predecessors, and that it will sport curved corners on the back. The power / lock, volume up, and volume down buttons are also visible in the provided render, and all of them are located on the right.\nNow, as far as the phone\u2019s cameras are concerned, we still do not know what sensors will Huawei opt for, but some rumors have been saying that the company plans to use Sony\u2019s 38-megapixel IMX607 sensor as its main camera, while other rumors say that the periscope-like camera technology will be utilized by the company as well, though it remains to be seen if there is any truth to these rumors.\nFor comparison purposes, both the Huawei P20 Pro and Mate 20 Pro shipped with 40, 20, and 8-megapixel cameras on the back, and they did not include the ToF 3D sensor. A 24-megapixel camera was included on the front side of both phones, and a similar selfie camera may sit on the front of the P30 Pro.\nThe Huawei P30 Pro did surface several times thus far, though we have seen some conflicting renders out there, so we\u2019re not entirely sure which one to believe. In any case, the P30 Pro is expected to sport a teardrop notch on the front, same goes for the P30, actually.\nEvery single render that leaked thus far suggested that the phone will include a really thin \u201cchin\u201d below the display, while the rest of its bezels will basically be non-existent. The phone\u2019s display will sport rounded corners, while the P30 Pro will utilize in-display fingerprint scanner, just like the Mate 20 Pro, as a fingerprint scanner was not visible in either render that leaked.\nIn terms of specs, the P30 Pro is actually expected to sport a rather large display, the P20 Pro included a 6.1-inch panel, so the P30 Pro may ship with a similar display, Huawei may even opt for a slightly larger display, at 6.2 or 6.3 inches. That will be a QHD+ display, and we\u2019re expecting to see an OLED panel being included.\nThe Kirin 980 64-bit octa-core processor will probably fuel the device, unless Huawei opts to release the Kirin 985, as some rumors suggested. One of the P30 Pro variants will ship with 5G connectivity, if rumors are to be believed, while the device will include at least 6GB of RAM, and ship with Android 9 Pie out of the box, with Huawei\u2019s custom UI on top of it.",
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        "raw_content": "Hormone Replacement Therapy for Gynecomastia in Montgomery, AL\nMale breasts, or gynecomastia, are a condition that's both embarrassing and dangerous. Breast growths can occur in men of any age and often signify a serious illness. Thankfully, gynecomastia is treatable. If you're dealing with male breasts and interested in treatment, please call (334) 781-7319 or contact Alabama Functional Medicine online.\nIdentifying Gynecomastia\nGynecomastia manifests itself as small areas of breast tissue around the male pectoral muscles. In some cases, these areas are typically smaller than two inches, but can grow large enough to take up most of the muscle.\nYour doctor will likely be able to identify male breasts with a basic physical.\nMale breasts can often occur for no reason at all, especially in adolescents. This type of gynecomastia usually goes hand-in-hand with puberty and will resolve itself as the adolescent's growth progresses.\nFor adult men, however, there are other causes of gynecomastia:\nCertain medications (Steroids, antibiotics, androgens)\nMale breasts can also be a common side effect of aging. More alarmingly, gynecomastia can be a symptom of several more serious illnesses, including:\nAfter scheduling a consultation with a doctor, you'll go through a simple physical to determine if you have gynecomastia. From there, more in-depth tests will be required such as X-rays and biopsies. The analysis these tests provide will give your doctor a more complete picture of the root cause and possible associated illnesses.\nHormone replacement therapy, or HRT, provides an effective way to treat gynecomastia. Particularly bioidentical hormone replacement therapy, or BHRT, which uses hormones chemically identical to those your body produces.\nAs imbalanced hormones in men are a frequent cause of gynecomastia, BHRT provides a clear solution. Low testosterone or high estrogen can cause male breasts to form, and BHRT provides a proven, safe way to get relief.\nGynecomastia is a difficult condition to talk about. But we're here to help. If you have gynecomastia, or think you might, please call (334) 781-7319 or contact Alabama Functional Medicine online.\nMale breasts can signify a serious or even life-threatening condition. It's best to talk with a doctor as soon as you can.\nTreating Gynecomastia with Hormone Replacement Therapy",
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        "raw_content": "Costa Rica is more than a vacation destination; it is an interactive sensory experience. The country is has an intense array environmental attractions - majestic volcanoes, misty cloud forests, stunning river valleys, and hundreds of beaches along the Pacific and Caribbean coasts. Costa Rica has a fascinating ecological story, woven into the history of a peaceful and family-oriented culture.\nCosta Rica is approximately the same size as West Virginia. With over 500,000 plant and animal species, Costa Rica is one of the world's most biologically diverse countries. Scientists have estimated that close to 4 percent of the Earth\u2019s species live in Costa Rica.\nYour Visit to Costa Rica\nThere are a few things that are important to know about Costa Rica before visiting. The following Costa Rica travel tips will help you better understand the country. The busiest travel times in Costa Rica are during Christmas and New Year's, as well as the week leading up to Easter Sunday, which is known as Semana Santa, or \u201cHoly Week.\u201d If you plan to travel during these weeks you must book your hotel well in advance \u2014 but it\u2019s a better idea to simply plan your visit to Costa Rica for another time.\nEating and Drinking Safely\nYou can find clean tap water throughout Costa Rica and in most tourist destinations. Visitors are also much less likely to suffer from stomach upset than in other countries in Central America. If the restaurant you\u2019re in looks clean, feel free to order whatever strikes your fancy.\nShopping and Currency\nCosta Rica\u2019s unit of currency is the colon, which hovers between 500 - 550 colones/ $1 USD. U.S. dollars are widely accepted, provided the bill is not too large ($50 and $100 bills are rarely accepted). Hotels and tours generally list their prices in dollars. Compared to the rest of Central America, prices in Costa Rica are relatively high, due in large part to the country\u2019s high standard of living. Typical Costa Rican food and produce is quite inexpensive, while imported products are priced similarly to U.S. prices. A typical Costa Rican breakfast and lunch will cost around 2000-5000 colones ($4-10).\nNavigating Costa Rica\u2019s Roads\nRoad conditions throughout the country vary widely. With the tropical climate and mountainous terrain, many roads are difficult to maintain, and many have never been paved. Relatively short distances can take many hours due to poor road conditions or traffic, and some roads are simply inaccessible during the rainy season when rivers swell. It is always a good idea to check with the locals about current road conditions before planning a day trip or taking off in your rental car. These tips can make or break your day.\nCosta Rica\u2019s Geography & Terrain\nCosta Rica is in Central America. It is bordered by both the Pacific Ocean and the Caribbean Sea, with Panama to the south and Nicaragua to the north. The country's total area is 19,730 square miles (51,100 sq km), which is slightly smaller than the U.S. state of West Virginia. Costa Rica's terrain varies between coastal plains and rugged mountains. The highest point is Cerro Chirripo, which rises to 12,500 feet (3,810 meters) in the Chirrip\u00f3 National Park.\nWeather and Microclimates of Costa Rica\nIt rains year-round in Costa Rica, so bring a light rain jacket. From December to April is generally considered the dry season, and the rainy season starts in May. The Caribbean coast, however, is much less predictable and can receive rain throughout the year. Costa Rica\u2019s mountains and volcanoes create a series of microclimates.\nIn the past 40 years, the Costa Rican government has demonstrated a keen awareness of the relationship between tourism and the environment. In order to maintain Costa Rica\u2019s awe-inspiring biodiversity, the Institute of Costa Rican Tourism has implemented a system that rewards hotels and tour providers that implement green business practices.\nCosta Rica is a peaceful country, and has not had a standing army since 1948. The government provides free education for citizens through the 11th grade, as well as healthcare. Citizens of Costa Rica enjoy a high standard of living \u2014 there is a 96 percent literacy rate and an average life expectancy of 78 years.\nCosta Rica\u2019s economy revolves around foreign investment and tourism. 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        "title": "Investigation: Lakewood has 2% of NJ kids, gets 14% of NJ sick child aid",
        "raw_content": "Investigation: Lakewood has 2% of NJ kids, gets 14% of NJ sick child aid\nLakewood has 2 percent of the state\u2019s 17 and under population, but families there received 14 percent of the fund grants\nInvestigation: Lakewood has 2% of NJ kids, gets 14% of NJ sick child aid Lakewood has 2 percent of the state\u2019s 17 and under population, but families there received 14 percent of the fund grants Check out this story on app.com: http://on.app.com/2w77fdM\nBob Jordan, @BobJordanAPP Published 1:19 p.m. ET July 28, 2017 | Updated 8:37 p.m. ET July 28, 2017\nLakewood has a large population of people who need public assistance and do so above board and legally these people too deserve a \"fair shake\".(Photo11: Getty Images/iStockphoto)\nLAKEWOOD - Nearly $5 million from a state charity fund for sick children has gone to township residents over the last five years, an Asbury Park Press investigation found \u2014 the same fund allegedly defrauded by a Lakewood couple as part of a wider welfare cheating scheme.\nOf the 3,200 statewide applications for help made to the Catastrophic Illness in Children Relief Fund over the last five years, a quarter came from Lakewood \u2014 resulting in 756 Lakewood grants, records obtained by the Press show. Paterson, the No. 2 city in grants, received just 26.\nLakewood has 2 percent of the state\u2019s 17-and-under population, but families in the township received 14 percent of the $35 million awarded by the CICRF program since 2012.\nThe findings come at a time when authorities are continuing to probe the use of public assistance programs in Lakewood after a wave of arrests and charges against 26 parents in an alleged welfare fraud scheme that law enforcement officials say eclipsed $2 million.\nMore: Lakewood fraud arrests spawn teachable moment\nMore: Lakewood struggling to move past fraud charges, controversies\nThe fund is for families whose children have an illness or condition not fully covered by insurance or other government programs.\nSome state officials and community leaders say the wide disparity in CICRF applications from Lakewood, compared with other towns in New Jersey, may be a case of higher demand for services in Lakewood \u2014 along with better awareness among Orthodox Jewish residents about the little-known fund.\nAPPLY FOR HELP: The Catastrophic Illness in Children Relief Fund\nTo apply, go online to http://www.nj.gov/humanservices/cicrf/home/apply/ or call the Family Information Line at 1-800-335-FUND (3863) for information and an application.\nFamilies from Newark and Jersey City, the state\u2019s two largest cities, each with populations more than two times the size of Lakewood\u2019s, submitted a combined 62 fund applications since 2012. Newark and Jersey City families received $627,000 in grants, compared with Lakewood's $4.9 million.\n\u201cOur community has become much better at reaching out for resources. This is one example of that,\" said Rabbi Moshe Weisberg, a member of Lakewood's Vaad, or Jewish council, which represents a large amount of the Orthodox Jewish community in public policy issues. The Orthodox population comprises more than half of the township's estimated 100,000 population.\nRabbi Moshe Zev Weisberg. (Photo11: Peter Ackerman/Staff photographer)\n\u201cIn years past, it was more of a cultural thing \u2014 and I understand other societies have it as well \u2014 when there was illness with a child, or there are special needs or a disability, and that child was somewhat hidden away and wasn\u2019t spoken of. The public interaction with that child was minimized,\" he said.\nThat has changed over the last two decades, Weisberg said.\n\u201cNow the first reaction a family has to getting the news about an afflicted child \u2014 after the shock \u2014 is, \u2018What can I do about it? What resources are available? How can I help this child?\u2019\" he said.\nProgram officials said the applications from Lakewood have the same rate of chronic medical conditions of childhood associated with reduced mobility \u2014 such as muscular dystrophy and cerebral palsy \u2014 as found in other municipalities.\nHowever, the Lakewood applications have higher instances of reimbursements for therapy treatment of speech and language disorders, lack of coordination, apraxia (a motor disorder caused by damage to the brain) and hypotonia (also known as floppy baby syndrome, marked by reduced muscle tone and strength).\nThe recent welfare fraud scheme in Lakewood netted 26 arrests. Of those, two in the roundup have been accused of wrongfully collecting CICRF benefits: Tzvi Braun, 35, and wife Estee, 34, of Ridge Avenue. They are accused of taking $62,747 they weren't entitled to in Medicaid, low-income heating assistance, and CICRF money between January 2009 and December 2013.\nMore: Lakewood fraud arrests\nLakewood welfare fraud: How did the scheme work?\n6 more couples face Lakewood welfare fraud charges\nLakewood welfare fraud: What we know so far\nLakewood Vaad statement on welfare fraud arrests: 'No such thing as 'justified' theft'\nLakewood fraud arrests spark anti-Semitic sentiment\nLakewood struggling to move past fraud charges, controversies\nIs Lakewood in crisis?\nAl Della Fave, spokesman for the Ocean County Prosecutor's Office, and Jeffrey Lamm, spokesman for the Office of the State Comptroller, said the fraud investigation by the two agencies is continuing. The FBI has also participated.\nDavid Shafter, the state-appointed monitor of Lakewood schools, said he doesn\u2019t doubt there\u2019s a high need for help with household medical bills.\nThe past year the Lakewood school budget spent $33.8 million on 1,254 special needs students, not including out-of-district busing for 346 children of that group to private schools in Lakewood or surrounding towns.\n\u201cWe have a high number of children who have special medical needs that arose from genetic disease. A lot of children in the Orthodox community have this,\u2019\u2019 Shafter said. \u201cIn some cases, it requires special environmental conditions. We also have a number of children who need one-on-one nurses.\u2019\u2019\nAccording to the Jewish Genetic Disease Consortium, an awareness group, there are a number of genetic diseases for which people of Jewish heritage (at least one grandparent) are more likely to be carriers of than the general population.\nData from the Census Bureau shows that half of the more than 43,000 children in Lakewood live in a home that receives public assistance.\nLakewood has more children living in married households receiving welfare than any other town in New Jersey. Newark has many more children in households that receive public assistance, but not in houses with married parents.\nOrthodox leaders say that cultural pressures mean many young families rely on public assistance to make ends meet. Men and women are encouraged to marry young and start families, which often grow to several children. As they are starting families, many men study in yeshivas well into their 20s, often meaning families have a limited income.\nRabbi Avi Schnall, director of the Lakewood office of Agudath Israel of America, a nonprofit that advocates for civil and religious rights in the Jewish community, said \"children are the top priority. Everything is about education and taking care of our kids and making sure they have the resources to thrive and, when assistance is needed, making sure parents are educated on what\u2019s available and make sure they know.\"\nRabbi Avi Schnall, director of the Agudath Israel of America's New Jersey office. (Photo11: File photo)\nThe Catastrophic Illness in Children Relief Fund is collected from an annual assessment of $1.50 per employee levied on all workers who are subject to the New Jersey Unemployment Compensation Law.\nA total of 872 requests for help came from Lakewood during the review period, including applications that were denied. Paterson was second in applications with 40.\nMore: Lakewood gives $1.2M to struggling school district\nMore: Lakewood school board president rescinds resignation\nNew Jersey established the CICRF in 1988 as a first-in-the-nation financial assistance program for families whose children have an illness or condition not fully covered by insurance or other government programs, said Claudia Marchese, the program\u2019s executive director.\nMarchese said the definition of a catastrophic illness in the program is economic \u2014 measured in terms of the financial consequences of health care expenses have on a family \u2014 rather than on traditional diagnostic classifications or acuity of illness, she said.\n\u201cSometimes all it takes for a child to suffer a broken arm for medical bills to pile up, and a family of low or moderate income could qualify for reimbursement,\" Marchese said.\nThe highest award made to a Lakewood family was $94,200 in 2015, according to public records. 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        "raw_content": "Jessica Welch powers Blue Devils into 16th straight SCT Final\nShore moved on to it's 16th straight Shore Conference Tournament Final when they defeated Wall 3-2 in overtime on Wednesday afternoon.\nJessica Welch powers Blue Devils into 16th straight SCT Final Shore moved on to it's 16th straight Shore Conference Tournament Final when they defeated Wall 3-2 in overtime on Wednesday afternoon. Check out this story on app.com: http://on.app.com/1u98nLu\nBrett Bodner, @brettbodner Published 12:00 a.m. ET Oct. 30, 2014 | Updated 9:18 p.m. ET Oct. 29, 2014\nShore's Jessica Welch scored two goals, including the game-winning tally in overtime, as she led the Blue Devils to a 3-2 overtime victory over Wall in the SCT semifinals on Wednesday afternoon.\nWEST LONG BRANCH \u2013 With 4:29 remaining in the game, it looked like the second-seeded Blue Devils' 15-year run of winning the Shore Conference Tournament (SCT) was about to come to an end when the third-seeded Crimson Knights grabbed a 2-1 lead.\nHowever, junior Jessica Welch and the rest of the Blue Devils had other plans after they tied the game with just under two minutes left and then Welch won it in overtime as Shore defeated Wall, 3-2.\n\"As soon as we were down we knew that it was time to get to work, we practiced all week knowing things were going to get hard but we had to stay composed so when we got that second goal in we knew we could come back,\" Welch said.\nWelch would finish the game with two goals and assist, including the game-winning goal in overtime, as Shore moved on to it's 16th straight Shore Conference Tournament Final.\nRELATED: Shore field hockey advances to SCT semifinals\n\"I think it shows a lot of character for them as a team and I think we all knew that Jess (Welch) would finish that game for us,\" Shore Head Coach Kelly Koenig said. \"She's the finisher, she came through and was able to close out the game for us, and I'm proud of all of them for stepping up.\"\nIn her first year as head coach of the Blue Devils, this will be Koenig's first SCT final, while former coach Nancy Williams was at the helm for the past 15 championships.\n\"Every year is different,\" Welch said. \"We can't rely on the past in what we've done before, and we really have to think of this as a separate game.\"\nWall controlled most of the first half and grabbed an early lead after junior Sam Scire scored on a penalty stroke to give the Crimson Knights a 1-0 lead with 2:36 remaining in the first half.\nThe momentum would swing in favor of the Blue Devils when junior Annie Deusch tied the game at one with 11:57 remaining in the second half.\nWall was minutes away from it's first SCT final since 2009 when senior Mary Cate Gallagher scored shortly after a corner to give the Crimson Knights a 2-1 lead with 4:29 remaining in the game.\nThe Blue Devils would tie the game shortly after when Welch fired a shot past Wall goalie Laird Dunn to tie the game at 2-2 with 1:59 remaining.\n\"We started to pressure the ball more on the free hits than we were in the first half and just being able to transition and finish on corners was truly what led to our success,\" Koenig said.\nIt would take just 1:10 into overtime for Welch to find the back of the cage again and lift the Blue Devils into the finals.\nWall Head Coach Nancy Gross said the difference at the end of the game was the Crimson Knights losing focus momentarily.\n\"It was a tremendous game for both teams, the skill was very high and it was played very well, but we're a very young team so it's a lesson to not look too far in advance and play in the minute and look inside yourself and live in the minute,\" Wall Head Coach Nancy Gross said. \"They never gave up and they're a good team but so are we, it's a good rivalry and it will continue.\"\nShore will play Rumson next in the SCT final, while Wall will prepare for the NJSIAA Tournament.\nBrett Bodner: bbodner@app.com",
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        "raw_content": "You are here: Home \u00bb Blog \u00bb Blog \u00bb Daniel\u2019s Bar Mitzvah \u2013 SAVE THE DATE\nDaniel\u2019s Bar Mitzvah \u2013 SAVE THE DATE\nA colleague posted this video on Facebook. You may be one of the thousands of people who have seen it. For those that have not I encourage you to take 3:32 to watch it. It is a save the date video for a Bar Mitzvah. I applaud the creativity, time and passion that was put into this but think that the Bar Mitzvah boy and his family could have spent their talents and resources more effectively.\nPeople need to remember that what they highlight and showcase expresses their values for all to see.\nWhile I was told by the production company that it \u201conly\u201d cost $2,000 to make this video I know that the conversations and programs it encourages me and others to have and develop as a result of this will yield a much better return.\nAlso all those oy\u2019s were annoying and if he had only said it once I could have said dayenu or enough.",
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        "raw_content": "There are only two things in life that are inevitable: death and taxes. You are forced to think about the latter every year around April, when the government takes a large sum of your hard-earned money.\nDeath, however, is a subject that is often avoided, and understandably so. No one wants to think of a world without them in it \u2014 just the mere mention of it is glum and depressing.\nCall me a downer, but it's about time we started looking the subject of death in the face. It's an unavoidable part of life, which, from a financial perspective, needs to be dealt with.\nA last will and testament ensures that your estate will be managed according to your wishes, and will circumvent family squabbles and government intervention in your personal business. So, no matter how young you are, or feel, keep an open-minded as I delve into the subject of writing a will.\nUnless you're a minimalist with few possessions or relatives and a small income, you should have a will written up. Single guys may want to wait until they settle down to iron out their estate, but family men should begin discussing their will with no delay. If you're recently married, it's important to outline how you want your assets allocated to your spouse and, if you have a young child, assigning a guardian is a must.\nYou don't have to have a wife or several dependents to start a will, however. Entrepreneurs who have businesses under their name need to deal with who receives control of the company after they die. Businessmen and investors have to decide where their money will end up posthumously or who will receive delicate assets like business secrets and other private documents.\nTo give things away as you see fit\nAs you can see, a will ensures that your assets and estate are divvied up according to your specifications. If you die without one, the state will decide who (in your family) will receive your assets, regardless of the needs of your heirs and your wishes.\nFor instance, if you have a wife and two children, your money and belongings will be divided evenly between them. In doing this, they may ignore another relative, your best buddy or a charity you wished to make a donation to.\nTo avoid family disputes\nClearly delegating your precious belongings and hard-earned assets circumvents family squabbles. A will is a legally binding document, so any gold-digging relatives you never liked can't lay claim to things you gave to others.\nA will can minimize taxes. Upon your death, there is both a federal and state death tax to be paid \u2014 the amount depends on the size of your estate. If you grant gifts in your will to children or put money into trust funds, some of these taxes can be bypassed. An accountant and lawyer can help you get the most out of your assets.\nTo reveal sensitive information\nFinally, you can reveal and allocate sensitive information such as offshore bank accounts, codes to safety deposit boxes and passwords to business accounts. You can ensure this important information does not get lost by including specific instructions in your will to the beneficiaries of these intangible assets. A business or investment can continue to grow after you die, thanks to your will.\nHow much is it going to cost you?",
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        "raw_content": "Thinking about an engineering education, why Tech? The Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering (BSEE) Program and the Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering (BSME) Program are accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET, http://www.abet.org. Arkansas Tech University is only one of three publically funded universities with ABET accredited BSEE and BSME programs in the state of Arkansas. We also have a Master of Engineering degree program. Our class sizes and those throughout the university are small.\nDepartment of Engineering Home\nOur engineering classes are all taught by engineering professors or industry professionals. We are a teaching university so students and their educational success is the primary focus of the faculty and the administration.\nThe curriculum creates a solid grounding in the machine design and thermal systems areas to prepare students for practicing engineer positions.\nThe curriculum takes a hands-on approach to research and design while providing creative applications that prepare students for work in the field. The Electrical Engineering department offers three degrees.\nBachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering - Biomedical\nThe biomedical option within the electrical engineering degree program allows graduates to pursue a career in the biomedical engineering discipline or to pursue a graduate degree in biomedical engineering.\nThe computer engineering degree provides the educational background for engineers to pursue a career in the integrated hardware and software design development cycle for a variety of industries.\nAssociate of Science in Nuclear Technology\nThis degree is designed to allow students to obtain the knowledge base and training necessary to work in one of the many areas in the nuclear field.\nMaster of Engineering in\nThe Electrical Engineering Master\u2019s program provides you a solid foundation in both the theory and application in the emerging field of Electrical Engineering and offers you the breadth of education and depth of training necessary for leadership in the profession.\nThe department of Mechanical Engineering takes an interdisciplinary approach to maximize the students success through a mixture of cutting-edge research, diversified coursework, and world class faculty.\nEngineering Organizations\nThe global leader, the foremost source of the technical and educational information, and the primary provider of opportunity for professional growth in the arts and sciences of heating, ventilating, air conditioning and refrigerating.\nASME's mission is to serve diverse global communities by advancing, disseminating and applying engineering knowledge for improving the quality of life; and communicating the excitement of engineering.\nIEEE's core purpose is to foster technological innovation and excellence for the benefit of humanity.\nSociety of Automotive Engineers International is a global body of scientists, engineers, and practitioners that advances self-propelled vehicle and system knowledge in a neutral forum for the benefit of society.\nA simple definition is the application of math and science to solve problems and harness nature for the benefit of humankind.\nHas an engineer touched your life today? From the second you wake up until the second you go to sleep, the work of engineers has an impact on your life. It begins with the alarm clock, the water out of the faucet, every switch you turn on, every text, your car, the road, the computer, the remote, the thermostat for your HVAC system in your house, the packaged food you eat, etc. Is your life better because of engineers... you bet!\nElectrical and mechanical engineering are two fundamental engineering disciplines. Our graduates work in a variety of fields from designing electronics for jets, manufacturing, to the production of power. The list is long and broad.\nPlease feel free to contact us if you have questions or if you would like to meet with an education advisor to discuss career options.\nEngineering LLC\nThe Engineering LLC is an interdisciplinary opportunity for electrical and mechanical engineering majors to build community through academic collaboration, high impact practices, and interactive living environments that promote higher learning. Living in the Engineering LLC also its residents the opportunity to attend classes with peers from your hall, connect to faculty inside and outside of class, form study groups in LLC access only study lab, and gain quick access to Corley Hall.\nLaptop Computer Recommendations\nContact the Department of Engineering\nEmail: cterry@atu.edu",
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        "raw_content": "The Sumerians: A History from Beginning to End\nThe Sumerians settled in the area known as Mesopotamia, between the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers, around 5,000 years ago. They produced many fundamental changes to the way in which human societies developed - these were the first city-builders, the first people to use wheeled vehicles, the first methodical astronomers, and the first people to develop a sophisticated written language. The Sumerians also produced art, music, and literature as well as created some of the first professional soldiers the world had ever seen.\nA Captivating Guide to Ancient Sumerian History, Sumerian Mythology and the Mesopotamian Empire of the Sumer Civilization\nThe sheer importance of Sumerian culture in regards to world culture as a whole is impossible to overstate. This civilization is single-handedly responsible for some of the most major innovations in nearly every field relevant to maintaining a civilized society - this includes religion, lawmaking, architecture, schooling, art, literature, and even entertainment. Naturally, most of what we see as negative aspects of society were established in ancient Sumer as well. There wasn\u2019t an aspect of Sumerian life that wasn\u2019t plagued with corruption or devastation of one form or another.\nLots of information in short book\nMinimalist: A Minimalist Guide to Do More with Less to Simplify Your Life\nBy: Olivia Telford\nIn the world we live in, we barely have time to pay attention to what we need. As a result, we have lost touch with ourselves and in the process, lost our values. This has created a void within us; a void we try to close with more stuff, more activities, and more company. Minimalism is a way to return to consciousness of choices and start living with intention. 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This guide is also perfect for experienced people, those who are looking for a new system to add quality to their work.\nExplore the captivating history of Hammurabi.\nThe story of Hammurabi is the story of 43 years jam-packed with conquest, temple- and wall-building, irrigation efforts, and lawmaking, but it\u2019s also a story of broken relations and rising and falling empires.\nIt\u2019s a story of betrayal and shifting alliances, a story where even the gods take a backseat to the matters of common men. It\u2019s a tale that\u2019s both thousands of years old and, interestingly enough, just as contemporary as it was when Hammurabi still drew breath. And like all great tales of history, it\u2019s a yarn that teaches the common man that no feat of greatness comes without a price and that human nature is just as complex as it was when Babylonians praised Marduk and hailed Hammurabi as a god in his own right.\nIn Hammurabi: A Captivating Guide to the Sixth King of the First Babylonian Dynasty, Including the Code of Hammurabi, you will discover topics such as:\nBabylon before Hammurabi: Position of the city in Mesopotamia, early rulers\nRise of Hammurabi: Wars and achievements chronology of Hammurabi\nReign of Hammurabi: Babylon during his reign, relations to other cities. 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The books are short only averaging 100 pages. If you want a quick overview of a historical topic, they seem to be a good choice.\nThe book is well written and researched. They packed a lot of information into a short time frame. Information about Hammurabi was provided as well as some general information about the time. Glad I listened to this on an audiobook as I would never be able to pronounce all the names. I noted that the Middle East was constantly at war at the time of Hammurabi and is still at war.\nThe book is three hours and 6 minutes. Desmond Manny does a good job narrating the book. Manny is a voice-over artist and audiobook narrator.\nThis is a great biography of an important king of ancient Mesopotamia. The book puts into a historical context the life and times of the King who created the famous \"Law Code of Hammurabi\". If you are interested in the ancient history of a region unfamiliar to most people, I would recommend this book.\nThis book is very helpful in aiding us to understand how laws developed and how the Bible differed from other ancient laws. Usually the Bible was more compassionate, but not always.\nOne wonders if the elder influenced the younger since \u201can eye for an eye\" appears in Genesis and Leviticus (and other places) as well as in Hammurabi's Code. Even though not the earliest, Hammurabi's appears to be the oldest extant code.\nThis is a good book that gives you some history into the Old Testament of the bible. It's just a great book.\nA timeless classic. If we implemented some of the consequences they used, there would probably be less crime today!\nFascinating to read this from a 21st century perspective: most of what's included still rings true, no matter where.\nI always remember the first time I heard about this law from junior high school back then without knowing what's being written inside of it, though.\nIn this codex, Hammurabi covers issues regarding murder, thievery, slavery, leases, trade, and some about children and women. It's fascinating that such ancient laws were able to be created and even documented in a smart fashion unto stone tablets and steles, to be deciphered by nowadays linguists.\nIt's an essential text that should be part of the academic curriculum. It's more than obvious the relationship of the Code and later Jewish writings as well as the Christian Bible.\nThis is an easy and understandable read for anybody interested in some of the world's oldest recorded laws. I highly recommend this book if you're interested in the evolution of popular morality.\nI will update this review if I find any complementary literature, because the laws don't mean much on their own without an understanding of the culture of these people. If anybody else wants to provide suggestions, I'd really appreciate it.\nI also found it interesting to find notion of average rent which probably was gained from experience of execution of older rent laws.\nReally Captivating\nOverall the Code of Hammurabi was a worthwhile read, and without the Prologue and Epilogue, a breakthrough in the evolution of the Law as a social institution.\nIt uniforms in its treatment of all the people of the Babylonian nation, but it recognized the political corruption inherent in offices of authority, and introduced a great deal of measures to prevent abuse of that power, as well as heightened penalties for the privileged classes in violation of the code.\nThe Code of Hammurabi was a great breakthrough in the criminal justice system, setting a precedent for future refinements in the codes of various cultures.\nConsidering its origins and its being the first known code of law in the world, it was very well-ordered and thorough; assaults, murder, theft, slander, trade, land, animals, slaves, hirement, public services, political corruption, marriage, adoption, inheritance and other family affairs... with 282 laws, the code covers all the aspects of life.\nIt is not my place to discuss the justice or the harshness of these laws (some of which were pretty harsh, I tell you), but I found this book... satisfying.\nThe only truly interesting things about this was its origin. 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        "raw_content": "93-14: Safeguard Property; Confidences; Tape Recordings\nOpinion considers what an attorney should do with a tape recording given to the attorney by a client when the tape is a recording of telephone conversations made by client's spouse to other individuals including the spouse's former attorney in a prior divorce. The tape was not obtained illegally. The opinion concludes that the attorney may review the contents of the tape, with the client's informed consent and the attorney may have a duty to safeguard the tape and must advise the client of limitations on the attorney's conduct. One dissent.\nThe inquiring attorney represents a client in a dissolution proceeding. The client provided the inquiring attorney with a cassette tape which the client found in the client's community residence. At the time of this discovery, the client had exclusive possession and use of the community residence under the terms of a temporary order. Client's spouse was given a few days in which to get the spouse's possessions out of the community residence prior to the client being given exclusive possession of the residence. The client listened to the tape and has informed the inquiring attorney that it contains recordings of telephone conversations between the spouse and other individuals, including the spouse's previous attorney in the spouse's divorce from the spouse's previous spouse.\nThe client has asked the inquiring attorney to listen to the tape.\n1. Is it ethically permissible for the inquiring attorney to listen to the tape? If not, is it ethically permissible for the inquiring attorney to ask the client to provide (either orally or in written form) information contained in the tape?\n2. Under the Arizona Rules of Professional Conduct, what should the inquiring attorney do with the tape?\n(a) A lawyer shall abide by a client's decisions concerning the objectives of representation, subject to paragraphs...(d) and (e),...\n(a) A lawyer shall not reveal information relating to representation of a client unless the client consents after consultation, except for disclosures that are impliedly authorized in order to carry out the representation,...\n(a) A lawyer shall hold property of clients or third persons that is in a lawyer's possession in connection with a representation separate from the lawyer's own property...Other property shall be identified as such and appropriately safeguarded...\n(b) Upon receiving...other property in which a client or third person has an interest, a lawyer shall promptly notify the client or third person. Except as stated in this rule or otherwise permitted by law or by agreement with the client, a lawyer shall promptly deliver to the client or third person any...other property that the client or third person is entitled to receive and, upon request by the client or third person, shall promptly render a full accounting regarding such property.\nA lawyer may have a duty under applicable law to protect such third-party claims against wrongful interference by the client, and accordingly may refuse to surrender the property to the client. However, a lawyer should not unilaterally assume to arbitrate a dispute between the client and the third party.\n(a) unlawfully obstruct another party's access to evidence or unlawfully alter, destroy or conceal a document or other material having potential evidentiary value....\nER 4. 4. Respect for Rights of Third Persons\nResponsibility to a client requires a lawyer to subordinate the interests of others to those of the client, but that responsibility does not imply that a lawyer may disregard the rights of third persons. It is impracticable to catalogue all such rights, but they include legal restrictions on methods of obtaining evidence from third persons.\nThe client's spouse, who is now adverse to the client in a dissolution proceeding, left the cassette tape in the community residence prior to the client's being given possession of the premises pursuant to a court order. It is unclear whether the spouse has a claim to the tape or had abandoned it. The spouse may have left the tape behind inadvertently. On the other hand, the spouse was given a few days to remove any possessions out of the community residence prior to the client moving in, yet left the tape behind. Since the cassette tape came into the client's possession through happenstance, not through improper or illegal means, there would ordinarily not be any reason to prevent the attorney from either listening to the tape or having the client inform the attorney of the contents of the tape.\nIn reaching this conclusion, it is important to distinguish the facts of this matter from cases where the client has obtained the information illegally or improperly, or where the attorney has obtained clearly confidential or privileged information due to the obvious inadvertence of opposing counsel.\nOur Opinion No. 88-08 (October 24, 1988) dealt with illegally or improperly obtained information. We held that the inquiring attorney could not listen to, rely on or otherwise use a tape recording which his client (the wife in a dissolution proceeding) had illegally or improperly obtained. The wife -- without the inquiring attorney's knowledge or consent \u2013 had surreptitiously tape-recorded the husband's deposition. The husband's lawyer asked for a break in the deposition to confer with her client. The wife inadvertently left the tape recorder on and recorded the confidential conference between husband and his counsel. Wife later listened to the tape-recorded private conversation and asked the inquiring attorney to listen to it because it contained information highly damaging to both husband and his counsel. We concluded that, if the inquiring attorney were to listen to, rely on or use the tape, he would thereby: (1) violate ER 1.2(d) by assisting the client in conduct that the lawyer knows is criminal or fraudulent, (2) expose the wife-client to possible criminal liability because of the underlying conduct, or (3) breach the confidentiality requirements of ER 1.6.\nABA Formal Opinion 92-368 (November 10, 1992) (ABA/BNA Lawyers' Manual on Professional Conduct, pp. 1001:155-1001:162) involved a lawyer who inadvertently sent materials to another lawyer that appeared on their face to be subject to the attorney-client privilege, or were otherwise confidential. It was also clear from the circumstances that the materials were not intended for the receiving lawyer. The ABA Opinion stated that, under these facts, the inquiring lawyer who had received the materials: (1) should not examine them once the inadvertence was discovered, (2) should notify the sending lawyer of their receipt, and (3) should abide by the sending lawyer's instructions as to their disposition. The ABA Opinion is based on the premise that, when one lawyer has inadvertently disclosed privileged or confidential information to opposing counsel, the sending lawyer's obvious inadvertence should not result in the client's loss of confidentiality.\n\"...loss of confidentiality is a very high penalty to pay for a mere slip, particularly when the person or entity paying the \u2018price' is not the individual lawyer responsible for the inadvertent conduct, but rather the client who presumably had nothing to do with the mis-sending of the materials.\" (Id. at p. 1001:157)\nIn the present inquiry, the spouse, not the spouse's attorney, left the tape behind. The spouse either left it behind inadvertently or abandoned it. There is no suggestion of impropriety or illegal conduct. The inquiring attorney should explain to the client that it is based on these facts alone, and the absence of illegal or improper conduct, that the inquiring attorney may listen to the tape which the client has already listened to, or review information from the client about the tape. If the facts were found to be otherwise, for the inquiring attorney to listen to the tape would likely result in the attorney's withdrawal or disqualification. The client should also be informed that, while the inquiring attorney may listen to the tape under these facts, the spouse may none the less raise issues of perceived impropriety or even seek to disqualify the inquiring attorney from the case. This would require the inquiring attorney to spend the time and effort in justifying the client's and the attorney's actions. The answer to the first question, therefore, is \u201cyes\u201d subject to the client's informed consent. ER 1.4(b) [\"A lawyer shall explain a matter to the extent reasonably necessary to permit the client to make informed decisions regarding the representation.\"]\nThe second question is, under the Arizona Rules of Professional Conduct, what the inquiring attorney should do with the tape. The answer to this question turns on the nature of the information on the tape, the rights of others, and the client's consent to what the attorney proposes to do.\nSome of the information on the tape may be confidential. To this extent, the inquiring attorney's use of the tape may be limited. If the spouse inadvertently left the cassette tape behind, such inadvertence would not necessarily waive the attorney-client privilege of the spouse and her former attorney. See, Pennsylvania Bar Association Opinion 92-50 (4/13/92) (ABA/BNA Lawyers' Manual, supra, p. 1001:7315) [attorney who inadvertently received a copy of opposing counsel's letter to his client which included counsel's evaluation of the merits of the case may not use the letter as evidence since inadvertent disclosure did not waive the opposing attorney's client's right to confidentiality]. The existence of the privilege or its waiver, however, is a legal issue that ultimately would have to be resolved by the courts. Legal issues are beyond the purview of this committee. The attorney may, therefore, listen to the tape or review a transcript of it, even that part of the tape that contains the communication between the spouse and spouse's prior attorney. If the inquiring attorney listens to or receives information regarding the communication between the spouse and spouse's prior attorney, the inquiring attorney may subsequently be barred by the courts from using the information because of the nature of the communication. The other conversations on the cassette tape may, however, be used if relevant since those portions of the tape presumably are not subject to the same claim of privilege.\nAdditionally, the spouse may have a potential claim for return of the tape. If the tape is an original belonging to the spouse, the inquiring attorney may have a duty to return the original to its owner. ER 1.15\nAlso, to the extent that the tape has potential evidentiary value, the inquiring attorney may not destroy or conceal the evidence, or improperly or unlawfully obstruct the spouse's access to it. ER 3.4\nAssuming that the circumstances require compliance with the requirements of ER's 1.15 or 3.4 and disclosure of the existence of the tape or even its return to the spouse, the inquiring attorney must obtain the client's consent after consultation. Under ER 1.15, the inquiring attorney's duty to deliver property rightfully belonging to a third party is qualified by paragraph (b): \"Except as stated in this rule or otherwise permitted by law or by agreement with the client....\" See, also, New York City Bar Association Opinion 1989-1 (3/13/89) (ABA/BNA Lawyers' Manual, supra, at p. 901:6410) [lawyer in matrimonial action whose client improperly obtained confidential communications between client's adversary and counsel cannot disclose the fact that he has the documents or turn them over without consent of the client]; Philadelphia Bar Association Opinion 91-19 (undated) (ABA/BNA Lawyers' Manual, supra, at p. 1001:7503) [attorney whose client gave him a copy of a letter from opposing counsel to opposing party that the client inadvertently obtained may not disclose the information to opposing counsel since none of the exceptions to ER 1.6(a) apply]. Under the facts presented, no exceptions to ER 1.6 apply. Hence, the tape cannot be returned to the spouse without the consent of the client.\nAssuming that the client were to direct the inquiring attorney not to turn over property that the spouse is entitled to receive, the Comment to ER 1.15 nonetheless provides that the inquiring attorney may have a duty under applicable law (e.g., to protect the spouse's claim to the tape as evidence) to safeguard the property until the issue is resolved so that there is at least no wrongful interference with the rights of a third party. This may require the inquiring attorney to refuse to turn over the tape to the client if the client intends to destroy the tape or otherwise to interfere with the spouse's right to it. The inquiring attorney should advise the client regarding limitations imposed on a lawyer's conduct by ER 1.2(d) and (e), and that ER 1.16(a)(1) requires the attorney's withdrawal if the representation will result in a violation of the Rules of Professional Conduct or other law.\nIn summary, the inquiring attorney may listen to the tape or review the client's transcript of the tape with the client's informed consent. Should the inquiring attorney listen to the potentially confidential communication between opposing counsel and the spouse, it may or may not be used because of its confidential nature, depending on whether there has been a waiver of the privilege. The inquiring attorney cannot destroy the tape either because it is an original and should be returned to its rightful owner (assuming it was not abandoned), or because it may have potential evidentiary value to the parties and should be preserved as evidence. If the client seeks to interfere with the rights of a third party, the inquiring attorney should advise the client of the limitations imposed by ER 1.2(d) and (e).\nOne committee member, in dissent, wrote:\nThe majority opinion, unjustifiably in my mind, distinguishes the situation where a lawyer inadvertently produces confidential information to an adversary in a discovery response (ABA Formal Opinion 92-368) from the situation under consideration on the grounds that it is not clear that the item was inadvertently left behind and that it was an act of the client and not the lawyer that created the situation. Since I do not believe that the underlying assumption or the ultimate conclusions are warranted, and I believe that confidentiality concerns should predominate, I dissent with respect to question #1. The inquiring lawyer should return the tape without listening to it and pursue the matter through proper motion to the court. 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        "raw_content": "Drug WarsGIS2016-11-18T11:07:55+00:00\nThere is a war brewing in Canada over intellectual property (IP); other countries have stronger laws to protect inventors\u2019 rights and we need the same safeguards here at home. Intellectual property rights are the cornerstone of innovation.\nSome Canadian breakthroughs are world-renowned, such as the notorious work of Toronto-based physician-researchers Sir Frederick Banting and Charles Best, who were the co-discoverers of insulin; the Montreal researchers who helped develop the revolutionary HIV/AIDS treatment known as 3TC; and the BC-based group who stopped SARS in its tracks.\nAs we have reported over the years, developing a new pharmaceutical treatment and bringing it to market can often take 10-12 years and cost about $1 billion. Generic manufacturers try to copy brand name products as soon as they go off patent but, in Canada, these manufacturers are challenging our laws by jumping the gun and creating copies of the brand drugs before the patents expire. This litigation will affect all of us in the form of higher healthcare costs.\nInnovators receive patents so that there is sufficient time with market exclusivity to recoup the costs associated with developing their creations before they are available to everyone in the public domain, whether innovative drugs, novel manufacturing processes, or unique machinery. Our economic-based society needs checks and balances. When no protection exists, motivation to invest in research turns blas\u00e9. Right now, generic manufacturers are making copies of drugs that are still under patent protection, and the courts can\u2019t seem to stop them. The effect of this could be less money invested in research and fewer advances in science.\nEven though some jurisdictions in Canada are forcing lower prices on generic manufacturers, we still pay far above what Americans pay for the same products, while our brand name products generally cost less than the same product in the US.\nA recent public opinion poll conducted by Nanos Research1 shows that Canadians believe investment in innovative vaccines and medicines improves health outcomes and contributes to a sustainable healthcare system and a stronger economy. The poll of more than 1,200 Canadians also found that 80.8% support an upgrade of our intellectual property rules so they, at least, match those of the European Union and the United States (less than 11% oppose an upgrade). Over 87% of respondents also believe that Canada should have the same or more intellectual property protections as the European Union and our other major trading partners, with less than 4% thinking IP protections should be less. These results demonstrate that Canadians understand the vital link between strong intellectual property safeguards and research and innovation.\nWhat can be done? Innovation for a Better Tomorrow: Closing Canada\u2019s Intellectual Property Gap in the Pharmaceutical Sector, a report released earlier this year by the Canadian Intellectual Property Council (CIPC) and the Canadian Chamber of Commerce, contains three recommendations that would improve the research environment in Canada immediately:\nprovide innovative companies an effective right to appeal an adverse court decision to provide a level playing field,\nimprove data protection regulations, and\nprovide patent term restoration to offset regulatory delays.\nIn any battle, cause and effect reigns supreme. When one side takes action, there is a reaction on the other side and often there are consequences that can be much larger than the individual actions of either side. This battle goes beyond drugs, as intellectual property protection is fundamental to Canada\u2019s success. It will allow our country to be the birthplace of ideas and of new processes and products that will improve our quality of life.\nImprovements in IP over the past 25 years have spurred an 800% increase in pharmaceutical research and development investment in Canada. Greater IP protection will also enable Canada to attract a greater share of the annual $100 billion invested globally in life sciences.\nAs consumers, we are always eager to get the best bargain for our goods, but the best bargain might not always be the lowest-priced item. In the war between the research-based drug creators and the generic copycats, patients could be collateral damage. Speak up in favour of protecting inventors\u2019 rights in Canada.\nGail Attara, CEO, Gastrointestinal Society\n1. Nanos Research conducted a national random telephone survey of 1,203 Canadians between July 25th and August 2nd, 2011. The margin of error for a survey of 1,203 Canadians is \u00b1 2.8 percentage points 19 times out of 20.",
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        "raw_content": "The Burren Bird of Prey Centre is located one mile from our cottages. The newly constructed center is home to birds from all around the globe including falcons, hawks, owls, eagles and vultures. Each enclosure offers an opportunity to see hear, and interact with these majestic creatures and learn about the ancient sport of falconry. In addition some of the birds on site are part of the World Wide Breeding Programme of rare and endangered species, allowing a rare glimpse of these animals.\nWeb: www.birdofpreycentre.com",
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        "raw_content": "From Thriving Town To Sleepy Town\nBob AllenTHE BALTIMORE SUN\nJohn Hinebaugh, whose roots go back more than two centuries in this tiny western Garrett County community, has spent years diligently collecting bits and pieces of the hamlet's past. Faded photographs and dusty relics adorn the walls of Friend's General Store, which has been in his family since 1769.\nA lot of the town's history he learned firsthand.\n\"I got my education as a kid sitting in this store listening to the old-timers talk,\" says the 74-year-old retired Defense Department official. Mr. Hinebaugh was born and raised in this Appalachian town near the Youghiogheny River, just a few miles west of Deep Creek Lake and east of the West Virginia line.\n\"The old-timers back then would talk about their ancestors and how they first came up here more than 200 years ago and found a Shangri-La,\" says Mr. Hinebaugh, who returned to Sang Run full time when he retired in the mid-1980s. He's spent the years since refurbishing the old store, along with the 1872 Sang Run Election House that stands just down the road.\n\"Back then [during his youth],\" he continues, \"there was plenty of game for the table, all the timber you needed, coal sticking out of the ground and an abundance of furs and ginseng to trade. It was like a paradise. And now, with Garrett State Forest all around us, all that original natural beauty has pretty much come back.\"\nFriend's Store, the old Election House, a little community park, a church and a few houses scattered along the crooked country road and nestled back in the woods . . . That's about all there is to Sang Run nowadays.\nThe community is named for the little stream that runs through it and empties into the nearby Youghiogheny River at a spot where the earliest known explorers to the area encountered a herd of buffalo. These early pioneers named the creek, and later their settlement, for the abundance of ginseng (\"sang\" in local parlance) that once grew along its banks.\nToday one has to go deep into the mountains to find ginseng, but Mr. Hinebaugh still collects the valuable herbal root, like his great-great-great-grandfather did before him.\nIt may be awhile before all the ginseng disappears from around Sang Run, but all the little ridge-side farms that were once the backbone of Sang Run's economy are long gone. Nowadays Friend's Store is the only retail business, and Mr. Hinebaugh opens up only when he feels like it.\nA century ago Sang Run was a thriving lumber town with three stores, its own post office and school. There was even a narrow-gauge railway that ran down from Friendsville to the north. But the Baltimore & Ohio railroad gradually took business away to the larger town of Oakland, the county seat, a dozen or so miles to the south. Sang Run's post office, which opened in 1839, closed in 1972. \"If somebody dies here now, they die in McHenry, not Sang Rung,\" Richard Browning says with a chuckle.\nDespite the lessening of Sang Run's commercial importance over the years, many residents would not live elsewhere. A surprising number of the townspeople -- such as Mr. Hinebaugh, and his neighbor Richard Browning -- are direct descendants of the area's earliest settlers. And for them, the sleepy back-roads community is still a Shangri-La of sorts.\n\"I can sit on my porch in the evening and I've got two buck deer who come right in the yard to eat apples,\" says Mr. Browning, a 72-year-old retired Marine fighter pilot. A veteran of \"three shooting wars,\" Mr. Browning was raised in Sang Run. He traces his lineage directly to the famed 19th-century hunter Meshach Browning, whose widely read memoir, \"Forty-Four Years in the Life of a Hunter,\" paints a vivid picture of the rugged wilderness that western Garrett County once was.\n\"I've lived all over the world,\" Mr. Browning says with a smile, \"but I haven't found any place better than this.\"\nSang Run's charm -- its somnambulant summer days and the sheer, isolated beauty of its winters -- is also what tends to draw newer residents like Ann Booth, 25. Ms. Booth, a student at Frostburg State University, was raised in suburban Alexandria, Va. But she happens to be the granddaughter, many times removed, of Paul Hoye, who did the first survey of the Sang Run area in 1774.\nToday, Ms. Booth owns 400 acres that have been in her family since Hoye got his original land grant from the king of England. Three years ago, she traded in the amenities of suburbia for the more idyllic pace of Sang Run.\n\"I just love the natural beauty, the richness, the history,\" says Ms. Booth. \"I definitely plan to stay in Sang Run.\"\nBob Browning, Richard Browning's son, is another transplant. Like a lot of locals, the younger Browning draws his livelihood from nearby Deep Creek Lake. One of his enterprises is the Evening Star, an excursion boat that plies the lake.\nYet when the day is done, Mr. Browning always looks forward to coming home to Sang Run. \"You've got some good restaurants and even some night life up at the lake,\" he says with a grin. \"But then you come back down here to Sang Run, that's when you can get a little peace of mind.\"",
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        "raw_content": "Yes, we know it\u2019s summer and we should be talking about all the great outdoor places you can explore with your children during the holidays. But the weather has been a bit flaky lately (to say the least) and it\u2019s hard to imagine that it\u2019s not going to continue raining for a large chunk of the holidays.\nSo we thought we\u2019d take a look at some of the independently-run businesses that offer rainy day activities around Harrogate, perfect for retreating to with the kids should the weather take a turn for the worse. We\u2019re focusing here on soft play centres and farms for children, which are always a great option. As always, the list is not exhaustive, so let us know if we\u2019ve missed any of your favourites!\nWinkies indoor play centre was given a much-needed facelift just over a year ago when it was taken over by new owners who have really turned around its fortunes. And with the recent completion of a new sensory area and ongoing work to add items to the play house and role play shop, it looks set to maintain its growing reputation as a great destination for soft play seekers.\nSuitable for babies upwards, this large play centre in Starbeck features an extensive climbing / tunnel / ball pool/ slide area, a two-storey play house, a disco room (which can be hired out for children\u2019s parties), trampolines and touch screen computers.\nHomemade cakes and coffee sourced from a local roaster are on offer, and there\u2019s also a kids hair salon operating a couple of days each week.\nWinkies is open every day throughout the summer holidays, offering a great-value pass at \u00a320 for the first child and \u00a35 for additional children, valid for unlimited entry until September 3. And if you love it through the summer, you might be excited to know that some great activities are lined up at the venue from September, welcoming the likes of Hartbeeps, Creation Station and Tiny Pop.\nIf you have young children, you\u2019ll no doubt have come across Kidzplay. It\u2019s Harrogate\u2019s largest indoor soft play centre, and also has venues in Boroughbridge and Northallerton.\nThe great thing about Kidzplay is its no-frills attitude. It does what it says on the tin, and for a very reasonable price. The atmosphere is cosy and relaxed, the staff are friendly and, while not particularly ground-breaking, the food and drink are not bad by any means. The dining area gives a good view of all parts of the play space, enabling parents and carers to sit back and relax while keeping one eye on the little ones.\nKids love the large play space, which includes extensive climbing features, tunnels and slides, as well as a ball pool, football and basketball area, and a pretend road with ride-on toys. There\u2019s a separate section with a ball pool and slide for the under 2s, too. There\u2019s also a disco room where children can run and dance around, and which is used for parties and the range of classes that are run throughout the week, from ballet to baby singing groups, football to arts and crafts.\nIf you live in or around Wetherby, Crazy Tykes is your nearest soft play option. The large play space has lots of tunnels and climbing options, a four-lane slide and a spiral slide. There\u2019s also an area reserved for babies and crawlers, as well as ball pools, basketball nets and a sports / games area.\nFood is freshly prepared in the caf\u00e9, and the venue also holds a variety of sessions, from arts and crafts on week days, to baking on Wednesdays and a disco on Fridays.\nA 40-minute drive away from Harrogate but well worth a day trip is Hesketh Farm Park near Bolton Abbey.\nThere\u2019s something to do here whatever the weather. A large outdoor area features a wooden play park, tractor rides, a sandpit and go-karts. You might even bump into one of the giant tortoises, Samson, Delilah or George, ambling through the grass!\nInside, there are lots of animals to see, feed and handle. From guinea pigs to piglets, cows to chicks, and tortoises to sheep, children can get close-up and hands-on, and learn lots in the process. There\u2019s also a great play area indoors, with tractor rides, a sand pit and a maze made of hay bales.\nHot and cold drinks, light lunches and home-baked treats are available from the caf\u00e9, and if you\u2019d rather take a picnic, there\u2019s ample seating and tables both indoors and out.\nThornton Hall Country Park Farm\nAlso located near Skipton is the award-winning Thornton Hall Country Park Farm, a working farm that offers visitors lots to do come rain or shine.\nAnimals including llamas, lambs, ponies, puppies, guinea pigs and rabbits can be petted, groomed and fed, and there\u2019s even the chance to go egg collecting.\nThe Tractor Ted Little Farm, based on the children\u2019s TV character, opened at the venue last year, and other highlights are a large play barn with rope swing and wavy slide, the chance to go on a \u2018safari\u2019 tour of the farm, an outdoor adventure play area, picnic benches, and a caterpillar ride.\nVarious activities run on different days throughout the summer holidays, and the venue also holds regular special events such as a Tractor World weekend, and Halloween and Bonfire Night celebrations.\nJust be aware of the added cost of extras such as the rides (some of which are detailed on the website), as this can bump up the price of your visit on top of the admission.\nThe Barn in Yeadon\nRun by a mother and daughter and recently given a facelift, this children\u2019s activity centre and caf\u00e9 is great for indoor play on a rainy day. Inside, the venue has been given a new lick of paint, and there are new carpets and flooring throughout.\nThe facelift has also seen the addition of new toys in the sandpit and play areas, new trucks and tractors, two extra trampolines, chalk boards, musical instruments, more baby toys and a rocket slide. These have been added to the fantastic facilities already available, including a large sand pit, bouncy castle, trampolines and a \u2018road\u2019 for toy cars, bikes and go-karts.\nThe caf\u00e9 also has a new-look menu offering home-cooked food using locally sourced meat, dairy and bread.\nA varied programme of events is updated regularly, and there are also seasonal activities and birthday parties, including the opportunity to hire the venue out exclusively at a very reasonable price.\nAnd if the sun does miraculously start shining, there\u2019s also a fully enclosed garden area available with a sand pit, play house, a range of garden toys and picnic benches.",
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        "raw_content": "Concerns over disparities in council spending\nUUP Cllr Glenn Barr.\nArmagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Council says it is reviewing its service delivery and expenditure after concerns were raised about disparities in terms of spending in different parts of the borough.\nThe local authority was responding to comments made by Councillor Glenn Barr about the amount of money being spent on street and pavement weed spraying.\nThe UUP man voiced concerns after learning that far less is spent in the Banbridge area than some other parts of the borough.\n\u201cI was shocked to learn of the differing costs between legacy council areas,\u201d Councillor Barr said. \u201cBanbridge legacy council spends just over \u00a34,000 between staffing, chemical costs and vehicle/equipment costs compared to Armagh which has over \u00a333,000 spent on its legacy council area.\n\u201cI have called for a harmonisation approach which would mean that residents or businesses in any part of the borough will be treated in the same way, no matter where they are located.\u201d\nResponding, a council spokesperson commented: \u201cThe harmonisation of services across Armagh, Banbridge and Craigavon is still ongoing. Historically each legacy council agreed a budget for service provision across all areas, including weed spraying. The council is continuing to review service delivery and expenditure with a view to achieving a more balanced approach.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "Gill Hall Estate to play host to International Sheep Dog Trials\nGuests at the launch of the 2018 International Sheep Dog Trials which take place at Gill Hall Estate, Dromore, on September 6-8. The event will attract audiences from all over the world, with anticipated visitor numbers in excess of 12,000 during the three days of trialling.\nThe Gill Hall Estate in Dromore is set to play host to the 2018 International Sheep Dog Trials next month.\nAll have marvelled at the bond between man and dog brought to our sitting rooms by the highly popular television programme \u2018One Man and His Dog\u2019.\nMayor of Armagh, Banbridge and Craigavon, Council Julie Flaherty gets ready for the 2018 International Sheep Dog Trials at Gill Hall Estate, Dromore.\nSome of the handlers who have appeared on this programme are now familiar names, with many qualifying from their respective national competitions to have the honour of representing their country at this year\u2019s International Sheep Dog Trial, the pinnacle in the sheep dog trialling calendar.\nSix hundred dogs were entered in the four national championships currently taking place and the top 15 dogs and handlers in each country\u2019s national competition then take their place in the International competition which will be held at Gill Hall Estate from September 6-8.\nDuring the three days the top 60 handlers, made up of teams of 15 handlers and their dogs from each of the nations, England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales, will be competing against each other to determine an overall \u2018International Supreme Champion\u2019.\nAll handlers are seeking to win this prestigious individual award, however there is also the team competition, and the individuals will have a strong desire for their nation to win this.\nThe 90 acre field situated in the beautiful undulating County Down countryside makes a perfect setting for a very challenging supreme championship.\nDay 1 and 2 of the event consists of the 60 handlers competing to qualify for a place within the Supreme Championship, which is held on Day 3.\nhe Supreme Competition is restricted to the 15 highest pointed dogs from the Qualifying Trials irrespective of Country or Class.\nIn addition to the Supreme Championship, the Brace Championship and Young Handler Competition will take place.\nSheep dog trialling is a long established event, and the International championship, as a trial, has been held annually since 1906 with exception of the war years and during the Foot and Mouth epidemic in 2001.\nAs with any international event it would not be possible to stage without the help of many people and organisations.\nThe site has been kindly loaned by James and Bill Porter to whom the organisers are deeply indebted as without a site of such proportion the event could not take place.\nJames Porter have been farming the estate since 2010 and it is now home to two of the UK\u2019s oldest and finest pedigree breeds of cattle\nSince first showing pedigree Angus in 1997, James Porter has built his Old Glenort Angus and Uppermill Shorthorns herds into much sought after genetic lines whose pedigree female sales and semen straws attract international attention.\nHe has consistently bred champion winning animals and is realising his long term ambition of creating two highly respected brand labels at Gill Hall Estate.\nThe help given by the main sponsors Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council along with local business sponsors Nutt Travel, Happy Dogs Boarding Kennels, Gerard Hamill and Sons, Lurgan Veterinary Clinic, Sheriff Homes, CCS, The Seagoe Hotel, Precia-Molen, Joseph Walls Limited, Provita, CCM Auctions, Logan Whistles, RJ Lyness, Rathfriland Co-op Mart, Alpha Dog Trailers & DAERA, and the local hard working committee cannot be under estimated in the efficient running of such a high profile international event.",
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        "raw_content": "by M. Scott PeckM. Scott Peck\nHardcover(Anniversary Edition)\nPerhaps no book in this generation has had a more profound impact on our intellectual and spiritual lives than The Road Less Traveled. With sales of more than 7 million copies in the United States and Canada, and translation into more than 23 languages, it has made publishing history, with more than 10 years on The New York Times bestseller list.\nNow, with a new introduction by the author, written especially for this 25th anniversary deluxe hardcover edition of the all-time national bestseller in its field, M. Scott Peck explains the ideas that shaped this book and that continue to influence an ever-growing audience of readers.\nWritten in a voice that is timeless in its message of understanding, The Road Less Traveled continues to enable us to explore the nature of loving relationships and leads us toward a new serenity and fullness of life. It helps us determine how to distinguish dependency from love; how to become a more sensitive parent; and ultimately how to become one's own true self.\nRecognizing that \u0097 in the famous opening line of his book \u0097 \"Life is difficult\" and that the journey to spiritual growth is a long one, Dr. Peck never bullies his readers, but rather gently guides them through the hard and often painful process of change toward a higher level of self-understanding.\nCombining profound psychological insight and deep spirituality, this one-of-a-kind hardcover anniversary edition is a book to treasure and turn to again and again for inspiration and understanding. As Phyllis Theroux wrote in The Washington Post when the original edition of The Road Less Traveled was first published, \"It is not just a book but a spontaneous act of generosity.\"\nThis is a great truth, one of the greatest truths. It is a great truth because once we truly see this truth, we transcend it. Once we truly know that life is difficult \u0097 once we truly understand and accept it \u0097 then life is no longer difficult. Because once it is accepted, the fact that life is difficult no longer matters.\nMost do not fully see this truth that life is difficult. Instead they moan more or less incessantly, noisily or subtly, about the enormity of their problems, their burdens, and their difficulties as if life were generally easy, as if life should be easy. They voice their belief, noisily or subtly, that their difficulties represent a unique kind of affliction that should not be and that has somehow been especially visited upon them, or else upon their families, their tribe, their class, their nation, their race or even their species, and not upon others. I know about this moaning because I have done my share.\nDiscipline is the basic set of tools we require to solve life's problems. Without discipline we can solve nothing. With only some discipline we can solve only some problems. With total discipline we can solve all problems.\nWhat makes life difficult is that the process of confronting and solving problems is a painful one. Problems, depending upon their nature, evoke in us frustration or grief or sadness or loneliness or guilt or regret or anger or fear or anxiety or anguish or despair. These are uncomfortable feelings, often very uncomfortable, often as painful as any kind of physical pain, sometimes equaling the very worst kind of physical pain. Indeed, it is because of the pain that events or conflicts engender in us all that we call them problems. And since life poses an endless series of problems, life is always difficult and is full of pain as well as joy.\nYet it is in this whole process of meeting and solving problems that life has its meaning. Problems are the cutting edge that distinguishes between success and failure. Problems call forth our courage and our wisdom; indeed, they create our courage and our wisdom. It is only because of problems that we grow mentally and spiritually. When we desire to encourage the growth of the human spirit, we challenge and encourage the human capacity to solve problems, just as in school we deliberately set problems for our children to solve. It is through the pain of confronting and resolving problems that we learn. As Benjamin Franklin said, \"Those things that hurt, instruct.\" It is for this reason that wise people learn not to dread but actually to welcome problems and actually to welcome the pain of problems.\nMost of us are not so wise. Fearing the pain involved, almost all of us, to a greater or lesser degree, attempt to avoid problems. We procrastinate, hoping that they will go away. We ignore them, forget them, pretend they do not exist. We even take drugs to assist us in ignoring them, so that by deadening ourselves to the pain we can forget the problems that cause the pain. We attempt to skirt around problems rather than meet them head on. We attempt to get out of them rather than suffer through them.\nThis tendency to avoid problems and the emotional suffering inherent in them is the primary basis of all human mental illness. Since most of us have this tendency to a greater or lesser degree, most of us are mentally ill to a greater or lesser degree, lacking complete mental health. Some of us will go to quite extraordinary lengths to avoid our problems and the suffering they cause, proceeding far afield from all that is clearly good and sensible in order to try to find an easy way out, building the most elaborate fantasies in which to live, sometimes to the total exclusion of reality. In the succinctly elegant words of Carl Jung, \"Neurosis is always a substitute for legitimate suffering.\"\nBut the substitute itself ultimately becomes more painful than the legitimate suffering it was designed to avoid. The neurosis itself becomes the biggest problem. True to form, many will then attempt to avoid this pain and this problem in turn, building layer upon layer of neurosis. Fortunately, however, some possess the courage to face their neuroses and begin \u0097 usually with the help of psychotherapy \u0097 to learn how to experience legitimate suffering. In any case, when we avoid the legitimate suffering that results from dealing with problems, we also avoid the growth that problems demand from us. It is for this reason that in chronic mental illness we stop growing, we become stuck. And without healing, the human spirit begins to shrivel.\nTherefore let us inculcate in ourselves and in our children the means of achieving mental and spiritual health. By this I mean let us teach ourselves and our children the necessity for suffering and the value thereof, the need to face problems directly and to experience the pain involved. I have stated that discipline is the basic set of tools we require to solve life's problems. It will become clear that these tools are techniques of suffering, means by which we experience the pain of problems in such a way as to work them through and solve them successfully, learning and growing in the process. When we teach ourselves and our children discipline, we are teaching them and ourselves how to suffer and also how to grow.\nWhat are these tools, these techniques of suffering, these means of experiencing the pain of problems constructively that I call discipline? There are four: delaying of gratification, acceptance of responsibility, dedication to truth, and balancing. As will be evident, these are not complex tools whose application demands extensive training. To the contrary, they are simple tools, and almost all children are adept in their use by the age of ten. Yet presidents and kings will often forget to use them, to their own downfall. The problem lies not in the complexity of these tools but in the will to use them. For they are tools with which pain is confronted rather than avoided, and if one seeks to avoid legitimate suffering, then one will avoid the use of these tools. Therefore, after analyzing each of these tools, we shall in the next section examine the will to use them, which is love.\nNot too long ago a thirty-year-old financial analyst was complaining to me over a period of months about her tendency to procrastinate in her job. We had worked through her feelings about her employers and how they related to feelings about authority in general, and to her parents specifically. We had examined her attitudes toward work and success and how these related to her marriage, her sexual identity, her desire to compete with her husband, and her fears of such competition. Yet despite all this standard and painstaking psychoanalytic work, she continued to procrastinate as much as ever. Finally, one day, we dared to look at the obvious. \"Do you like cake?\" I asked her. She replied that she did. \"Which part of the cake do you like better,\" I went on, \"the cake or the frosting?\" \"Oh, the frosting!\" she responded enthusiastically. \"And how do you eat a piece of cake?\" I inquired, feeling that I must be the most inane psychiatrist that ever lived. \"I eat the frosting first, of course,\" she replied. From her cake-eating habits we went on to examine her work habits, and, as was to be expected, discovered that on any given day she would devote the first hour to the more gratifying half of her work and the remaining six hours getting around to the objectionable remainder. I suggested that if she were to force herself to accomplish the unpleasant part of her job during the first hour, she would then be free to enjoy the other six. It seemed to me, I said, that one hour of pain followed by six of pleasure was preferable to one hour of pleasure followed by six of pain. She agreed, and, being basically a person of strong will, she no longer procrastinates.\nDelaying gratification is a process of scheduling the pain and pleasure of life in such a way as to enhance the pleasure by meeting and experiencing the pain first and getting it over with. It is the only decent way to live.\nThis tool or process of scheduling is learned by most children quite early in life, sometimes as early as age five. For instance, occasionally a five-year-old when playing a game with a companion will suggest that the companion take first turn, so that the child might enjoy his or her turn later. At age six children may start eating their cake first and the frosting last. Throughout grammar school this early capacity to delay gratification is daily exercised, particularly through the performance of homework. By the age of twelve some children are already able to sit down on occasion without any parental prompting and complete their homework before they watch television. By the age of fifteen or sixteen such behavior is expected of the adolescent and is considered normal.\nIt becomes clear to their educators at this age, however, that a substantial number of adolescents fall far short of this norm. While many have a well-developed capacity to delay gratification, some fifteen- or sixteen-year-olds seem to have hardly developed this capacity at all; indeed, some seem even to lack the capacity entirely. These are the problem students. Despite average or better intelligence, their grades are poor simply because they do not work. They skip classes or skip school entirely on the whim of the moment. They are impulsive, and their impulsiveness spills over into their social life as well. They get into frequent fights, they become involved with drugs, they begin to get in trouble with the police. Play now, pay later, is their motto. So the psychologists and psychotherapists are called in. But most of the time it seems too late. These adolescents are resentful of any attempt to intervene in their life style of impulsiveness, and even when this resentment can be overcome by warmth and friendliness and a nonjudgmental attitude on the part of the therapist, their impulsiveness is often so severe that it precludes their participation in the process of psychotherapy in any meaningful way. They miss their appointments. They avoid all important and painful issues. So usually the attempt at intervention fails, and these children drop out of school, only to continue a pattern of failure that frequently lands them in disastrous marriages, in accidents, in psychiatric hospitals or in jail.\nWhy is this? Why do a majority develop a capacity to delay gratification while a substantial minority fail, often irretrievably, to develop this capacity. The answer is not absolutely, scientifically known. The role of genetic factors is unclear. The variables cannot be sufficiently controlled for scientific proof. But most of the signs rather clearly point to the quality of parenting as the determinant.\nIt is not that the homes of these unself-disciplined children are lacking in parental discipline of a sort. More often than not these children are punished frequently and severely throughout their childhood \u0097 slapped, punched, kicked, beaten and whipped by their parents for even minor infractions. But this discipline is meaningless. Because it is undisciplined discipline.\nOne reason that it is meaningless is that the parents themselves are unself-disciplined, and therefore serve as undisciplined role models for their children. They are the \"Do as I say, not as I do\" parents. They may frequently get drunk in front of their children. They may fight with each other in front of the children without restraint, dignity or rationality. They may be slovenly. They make promises they don't keep. Their own lives are frequently and obviously in disorder and disarray, and their attempts to order the lives of their children seem therefore to make little sense to these children. If father beats up mother regularly, what sense does it make to a boy when his mother beats him up because he beat up his sister? Does it make sense when he's told that he must learn to control his temper? Since we do not have the benefit of comparison when we are young, our parents are godlike figures to our childish eyes. When parents do things a certain way, it seems to the young child the way to do them, the way they should be done. If a child sees his parents day in and day out behaving with self-discipline, restraint, dignity and a capacity to order their own lives, then the child will come to feel in the deepest fibers of his being that this is the way to live. If a child sees his parents day in and day out living without self-restraint or self-discipline, then he will come in the deepest fibers of being to believe that that is the way to live.\nYet even more important than role modeling is love. For even in chaotic and disordered homes genuine love is occasionally present, and from such homes may come self-disciplined children. And not infrequently parents who are professional people \u0097 doctors, lawyers, club women and philanthropists \u0097 who lead lives of strict orderliness and decorum but yet lack love, send children into the world who are as undisciplined and destructive and disorganized as any child from an impoverished and chaotic home.\nUltimately love is everything. The mystery of love will be examined in later portions of this work. Yet, for the sake of coherency, it may be helpful to make a brief but limited mention of it and its relationship to discipline at this point.\nWhen we love something it is of value to us, and when something is of value to us we spend time with it, time enjoying it and time taking care of it. Observe a teenager in love with his car and note the time he will spend admiring it, polishing it, repairing it, tuning it. Or an older person with a beloved rose garden, and the time spent pruning and mulching and fertilizing and studying it. So it is when we love children; we spend time admiring them and caring for them. We give them our time.\nGood discipline requires time. When we have no time to give our children, or no time that we are willing to give, we don't even observe them closely enough to become aware of when their need for our disciplinary assistance is expressed subtly. If their need for discipline is so gross as to impinge upon our consciousness, we may still ignore the need on the grounds that it's easier to let them have their own way \u0097 \"I just don't have the energy to deal with them today.\" Or, finally, if we are impelled into action by their misdeeds and our irritation, we will impose discipline, often brutally, out of anger rather than deliberation, without examining the problem or even taking the time to consider which form of discipline is the most appropriate to that particular problem.\nThe parents who devote time to their children even when it is not demanded by glaring misdeeds will perceive in them subtle needs for discipline, to which they will respond with gentle urging or reprimand or structure or praise, administered with thoughtfulness and care. They will observe how their children eat cake, how they study, when they tell subtle falsehoods, when they run away from problems rather than face them. They will take the time to make these minor corrections and adjustments, listening to their children, responding to them, tightening a little here, loosening a little there, giving them little lectures, little stories, little hugs and kisses, little admonishments, little pats on the back.\nSo it is that the quality of discipline afforded by loving parents is superior to the discipline of unloving parents. But this is just the beginning. In taking the time to observe and to think about their children's needs, loving parents will frequently agonize over the decisions to be made, and will, in a very real sense, suffer along with their children. The children are not blind to this. They perceive it when their parents are willing to suffer with them, and although they may not respond with immediate gratitude, they will learn also to suffer. \"If my parents are willing to suffer with me,\" they will tell themselves, \"then suffering must not be so bad, and I should be willing to suffer with myself.\" This is the beginning of self-discipline.\nThe time and the quality of the time that their parents devote to them indicate to children the degree to which they are valued by their parents. Some basically unloving parents, in an attempt to cover up their lack of caring, make frequent professions of love to their children, repetitively and mechanically telling them how much they are valued, but not devoting significant time of high quality to them. Their children are never totally deceived by such hollow words. Consciously they may cling to them, wanting to believe that they are loved, but unconsciously they know that their parents' words do not match up with their deeds.\nOn the other hand, children who are truly loved, although in moments of pique they may consciously feel or proclaim that they are being neglected, unconsciously know themselves to be valued. This knowledge is worth more than any gold. For when children know that they are valued, when they truly feel valued in the deepest parts of themselves, then they feel valuable.\nThe feeling of being valuable \u0097 \"I am a valuable person\" \u0097 is essential to mental health and is a cornerstone of self-discipline. It is a direct product of parental love. Such a conviction must be gained in childhood; it is extremely difficult to acquire it during adulthood. Conversely, when children have learned through the love of their parents to feel valuable, it is almost impossible for the vicissitudes of adulthood to destroy their spirit.\nThis feeling of being valuable is a cornerstone of self-discipline because when one considers oneself valuable one will take care of oneself in all ways that are necessary. Self-discipline is self-caring. For instance \u0097 since we are discussing the process of delaying gratification, of scheduling and ordering time \u0097 let us examine the matter of time. If we feel ourselves valuable, then we will feel our time to be valuable, and if we feel our time to be valuable, then we will want to use it well. The financial analyst who procrastinated did not value her time. If she had, she would not have allowed herself to spend most of her day so unhappily and unproductively. It was not without consequence for her that throughout her childhood she was \"farmed out\" during all school vacations to live with paid foster parents although her parents could have taken care of her perfectly well had they wanted to. They did not value her. They did not want to care for her. So she grew up feeling herself to be of little value, not worth caring for; therefore she did not care for herself. She did not feel she was worth disciplining herself. Despite the fact that she was an intelligent and competent woman she required the most elementary instruction in self-discipline because she lacked a realistic assessment of her own worth and the value of her own time. Once she was able to perceive her time as being valuable, it naturally followed that she wanted to organize it and protect it and make maximum use of it.\nAs a result of the experience of consistent parental love and caring throughout childhood, such fortunate children will enter adulthood not only with a deep internal sense of their own value but also with a deep internal sense of security. All children are terrified of abandonment, and with good reason. This fear of abandonment begins around the age of six months, as soon as the child is able to perceive itself to be an individual, separate from its parents. For with this perception of itself as an individual comes the realization that as an individual it is quite helpless, totally dependent and totally at the mercy of its parents for all forms of sustenance and means of survival. To the child, abandonment by its parents is the equivalent of death. Most parents, even when they are otherwise relatively ignorant or callous, are instinctively sensitive to their children's fear of abandonment and will therefore, day in and day out, hundreds and thousands of times, offer their children needed reassurance: \"You know Mommy and Daddy aren't going to leave you behind\"; \"Of course Mommy and Daddy will come back to get you\"; \"Mommy and Daddy aren't going to forget about you.\" If these words are matched by deeds, month in and month out, year in and year out, by the time of adolescence the child will have lost the fear of abandonment and in its stead will have a deep inner feeling that the world is a safe place in which to be and protection will be there when it is needed. With this internal sense of the consistent safety of the world, such a child is free to delay gratification of one kind or another, secure in the knowledge that the opportunity for gratification, like home and parents, is always there, available when needed.\nBut many are not so fortunate. A substantial number of children actually are abandoned by their parents during childhood, by death, by desertion, by sheer negligence, or, as in the case of the financial analyst, by a simple lack of caring. Others, while not abandoned in fact, fail to receive from their parents the reassurance that they will not be abandoned. There are some parents, for instance, who in their desire to enforce discipline as easily and quickly as possible, will actually use the threat of abandonment, overtly or subtly, to achieve this end. The message they give to their children is: \"If you don't do exactly what I want you to do I won't love you any more, and you can figure out for yourself what that might mean.\" It means, of course, abandonment and death. These parents sacrifice love in their need for control and domination over their children, and their reward is children who are excessively fearful of the future. So it is that these children, abandoned either psychologically or in actuality, enter adulthood lacking any deep sense that the world is a safe and protective place. To the contrary, they perceive the world as dangerous and frightening, and they are not about to forsake any gratification or security in the present for the promise of greater gratification or security in the future, since for them the future seems dubious indeed.\nIn summary, for children to develop the capacity to delay gratification, it is necessary for them to have self-disciplined role models, a sense of self-worth, and a degree of trust in the safety of their existence. These \"possessions\" are ideally acquired through the self-discipline and consistent, genuine caring of their parents; they are the most precious gifts of themselves that mothers and fathers can bequeath. When these gifts have not been proffered by one's parents, it is possible to acquire them from other sources, but in that case the process of their acquisition is invariably an uphill struggle, often of lifelong duration and often unsuccessful.\nProblem-Solving and Time\nHaving touched upon some of the ways in which parental love or its lack may influence the development of self-discipline in general, and the capacity to delay gratification in particular, let us examine some of the more subtle yet quite devastating ways in which difficulties in delaying gratification affect the lives of most adults. For while most of us, fortunately, develop sufficient capacity to delay gratification to make it through high school or college and embark upon adulthood without landing in jail, our development nonetheless tends to be imperfect and incomplete, with the result that our ability to solve life's problems is still imperfect and incomplete.\nAt the age of thirty-seven I learned how to fix things. Prior to that time almost all my attempts to make minor plumbing repairs, mend toys or assemble boxed furniture according to the accompanying hieroglyphical instruction sheet ended in confusion, failure and frustration. Despite having managed to make it through medical school and support a family as a more or less successful executive and psychiatrist, I considered myself to be a mechanical idiot. I was convinced I was deficient in some gene, or by curse of nature lacking some mystical quality responsible for mechanical ability. Then one day at the end of my thirty-seventh year, while taking a spring Sunday walk, I happened upon a neighbor in the process of repairing a lawn mower. After greeting him I remarked, \"Boy, I sure admire you. I've never been able to fix those kind of things or do anything like that.\" My neighbor, without a moment's hesitation, shot back, \"That's because you don't take the time.\" I resumed my walk, somehow disquieted by the gurulike simplicity, spontaneity and definitiveness of his response. \"You don't suppose he could be right, do you?\" I asked myself. Somehow it registered, and the next time the opportunity presented itself to make a minor repair I was able to remind myself to take my time. The parking brake was stuck on a patient's car, and she knew that there was something one could do under the dashboard to release it, but she didn't know what. I lay down on the floor below the front seat of her car. Then I took the time to make myself comfortable. Once I was comfortable, I then took the time to look at the situation. I looked for several minutes. At first all I saw was a confusing jumble of wires and tubes and rods, whose meaning I did not know. But gradually, in no hurry, I was able to focus my sight on the brake apparatus and trace its course. And then it became clear to me that there was a little latch preventing the brake from being released. I slowly studied this latch until it became clear to me that if I were to push it upward with the tip of my finger it would move easily and would release the brake. And so I did this. One single motion, one ounce of pressure from a fingertip, and the problem was solved. I was a master mechanic!\nActually, I don't begin to have the knowledge or the time to gain that knowledge to be able to fix most mechanical failures, given the fact that I choose to concentrate my time on nonmechanical matters. So I still usually go running to the nearest repairman. But I now know that this is a choice I make, and I am not cursed or genetically defective or otherwise incapacitated or impotent. And I know that I and anyone else who is not mentally defective can solve any problem if we are willing to take the time.\nThe issue is important, because many people simply do not take the time necessary to solve many of life's intellectual, social or spiritual problems, just as I did not take the time to solve mechanical problems. Before my mechanical enlightenment I would have awkwardly stuck my head under the dashboard of my patient's car, immediately yanked at a few wires without having the foggiest idea of what I was doing, and then, when nothing constructive resulted, would have thrown up my hands and proclaimed \"It's beyond me.\" And this is precisely the way that so many of us approach other dilemmas of day-to-day living. The aforementioned financial analyst was a basically loving and dedicated but rather helpless mother to her two young children. She was alert and concerned enough to perceive when her children were having some sort of emotional problem or when something was not working out in her child-raising. But then she inevitably took one of two courses of action with the children: either she made the very first change that came to her mind within a matter of seconds \u0097 making them eat more breakfast or sending them to bed earlier \u0097 regardless of whether such a change had anything to do with the problem, or else she came to her next therapy session with me (the repairman), despairing: \"It's beyond me. What shall I do?\" This woman had a perfectly keen and analytical mind, and when she didn't procrastinate, she was quite capable of solving complex problems at work. Yet when confronted with a personal problem, she behaved as if she were totally lacking in intelligence. The issue was one of time. Once she became aware of a personal problem, she felt so discomfited that she demanded an immediate solution, and she was not willing to tolerate her discomfort long enough to analyze the problem. The solution to the problem represented gratification to her, but she was unable to delay this gratification for more than a minute or two, with the result that her solutions were usually inappropriate and her family in chronic turmoil. Fortunately, through her own perseverance in therapy she was gradually able to learn how to discipline herself to take the time necessary to analyze family problems so as to develop well-thought-out and effective solutions.\nWe are not talking here about esoteric defects in problem-solving associated only with people who clearly manifest psychiatric disturbances. The financial analyst is everyman. Who among us can say that they unfailingly devote sufficient time to analyzing their children's problems or tensions within the family? Who among us is so self-disciplined that he or she never says resignedly in the face of family problems, \"It's beyond me\"?\nActually, there is a defect in the approach to problem-solving more primitive and more destructive than impatiently inadequate attempts to find instant solutions, a defect even more ubiquitous and universal. It is the hope that problems will go away of their own accord. A thirty-year-old single salesman in group therapy in a small town began to date the recently separated wife of another group member, a banker. The salesman knew the banker to be a chronically angry man who was deeply resentful of his wife's leaving him. He knew that he was not being honest either with the group or with the banker by not confiding his relationship with the banker's wife. He also knew that it was almost inevitable that sooner or later the banker would learn about the continuing relationship. He knew that the only solution to the problem would be to confess the relationship to the group and bear the banker's anger with the group's support. But he did nothing. After three months the banker found out about the friendship, was predictably enraged, and used the incident to quit his therapy. When confronted by the group with his destructive behavior the salesman said: \"I knew that talking about it would be a hassle, and I guess I felt that if I did nothing, maybe I could get away with it without the hassle. I guess I thought that if I waited long enough the problem might go away.\"\nThe group made the salesman aware in no uncertain terms that his tendency to avoid problem-solving by ignoring a problem in the hope that it would go away was in itself his major problem. Four months later, in the early autumn, the salesman fulfilled a fantasy by rather suddenly quitting his sales job and starting his own furniture-repair business, which would not require him to travel. The group deplored the fact that he was putting all his eggs in one basket and also questioned the wisdom of making the move with winter coming on, but the salesman assured them he would make enough to get by in his new business. The subject was dropped. Then in early February he announced that he would have to quit the group because he could no longer pay the fee. He was dead broke and would have to start looking for another job. In five months he had repaired a total of eight pieces of furniture. Wh\nIntroduction to the 25th Anniversary Edition 5\nI Discipline\nProblems and Pain 15\nDelaying Gratification 18\nThe Sins of the Father 21\nProblem-Solving and Time 27\nNeuroses and Character Disorders 35\nEscape from Freedom 39\nDedication to Reality 44\nTransference: The Outdated Map 46\nOpenness to Challenge 51\nWithholding Truth 59\nBalancing 64\nThe Healthiness of Depression 69\nRenunciation and Rebirth 72\nII Love\nLove Defined 81\nFalling in \"Love\" 84\nThe Myth of Romantic Love 91\nMore About Ego Boundaries 94\nDependency 98\nCathexis Without Love 106\n\"Self-Sacrifice\" 111\nLove Is Not a Feeling 116\nThe Work of Attention 120\nThe Risk of Loss 131\nThe Risk of Independence 134\nThe Risk of Commitment 140\nThe Risk of Confrontation 150\nLove Is Disciplined 155\nLove Is Separateness 160\nLove and Psychotherapy 169\nThe Mystery of Love 180\nIII Growth and Religion\nWorld Views and Religion 185\nThe Religion of Science 193\nThe Case of Kathy 197\nThe Case of Marcia 208\nThe Case of Theodore 210\nThe Baby and the Bath Water 221\nScientific Tunnel Vision 225\nIV Grace\nThe Miracle of Health 235\nThe Miracle of the Unconscious 243\nThe Miracle of Serendipity 253\nThe Definition of Grace 260\nThe Miracle of Evolution 263\nThe Alpha and the Omega 268\nEntropy and Original Sin 271\nThe Problem of Evil 277\nThe Evolution of Consciousness 280\nThe Nature of Power 284\nGrace and Mental Illness: The Myth of Orestes 289\nResistance to Grace 297\nThe Welcoming of Grace 306\nPhyllis Theroux The Washington Post Not just a book, but a spontaneous act of generosity.\nPsychotherapy is all things to all people in this mega-selling pop-psychology watershed, which features a new introduction by the author in this 25th anniversary edition. His agenda in this tome, which was first published in 1978 but didn't become a bestseller until 1983, is to reconcile the psychoanalytic tradition with the conflicting cultural currents roiling the 70s. In the spirit of Me-Decade individualism and libertinism, he celebrates self-actualization as life's highest purpose and flirts with the notions of open marriage and therapeutic sex between patient and analyst. But because he is attuned to the nascent conservative backlash against the therapeutic worldview, Peck also cites Gospel passages, recruits psychotherapy to the cause of traditional religion (he even convinces a patient to sign up for divinity school) and insists that problems must be overcome through suffering, discipline and hard work (with a therapist.) Often departing from the cerebral and rationalistic bent of Freudian discourse for a mystical, Jungian tone more compatible with New Age spirituality, Peck writes of psychotherapy as an exercise in \"love\" and \"spiritual growth,\" asserts that \"our unconscious is God\" and affirms his belief in miracles, reincarnation and telepathy. Peck's synthesis of such clashing elements (he even throws in a little thermodynamics) is held together by a warm and lucid discussion of psychiatric principles and moving accounts of his own patients' struggles and breakthroughs. Harmonizing psychoanalysis and spirituality, Christ and Buddha, Calvinist work ethic and interminable talking cures, this book is a touchstone of our contemporary religio-therapeutic culture. (Feb.) Copyright 2003 Reed Business Information.\nThis book proved a smash when it debuted in 1978, selling several million copies. This 25th-anniversary edition includes a new introduction in which the publisher claims the author \"explains the ideas that shaped this book and continue to influence an expanding audience of readers.\" That might sound like PR, but this truly was one of the first books dealing with the psychology of spirituality and paved the way for numerous others that followed in its wake. Copyright 2002 Cahners Business Information.\nRoad Less Traveled 4.5 out of 5 based on 0 ratings. 35 reviews.\nThe ideas presented in this book were derived from Dr. Peck's clinical work with patients. As a psychiatrist, he believes psychotherapy provides guidance in the process of mental and spiritual growth. I found some of his ideas to be truth in it's purest form and then I was very 'disturbed' by some statements which I felt would just be immoral. I liked the idea of life being a series of challenges which evoke various feelings. I felt that perhaps a challenge could also evoke good feelings, but Dr. Peck focused on frustration, grief, sadness, loneliness, guilt, regret, anger, fear, anxiety, anguish and despair. He says that people tend to avoid problems to avoid emotional suffering. He believes this is the primary basis of all human mental illness. He says that 'discipline' is the tool you need to solve life's problems. These tools include delaying gratification, acceptance of responsibility, dedication to truth and balancing. His basic theory is that love is the motivation and energy behind the discipline. With all that I could agree. Just as I turned the 174th page, I was surprised to find a statement which I am wondering if any of the other reviewers read? I read a statement on page 175 which made me lose all the respect I had built up for Dr. Peck. He didn't just go overboard, the ship sank! This is the sentence: 'Moreover, were I ever to have a case in which I concluded after careful and judicious consideration that my patient's spiritual growth would be substantially furthered by our having sexual relations, I would proceed to have them. ' - page 175 Shocked? I sure was! This seriously makes me think that women should only see a female psychologist and men should only see a male psychologist. And on that page, I closed the book! To me, that is taking advantage of a patient and it is inexcusable! While he claims never to have done this, I was still shocked that he would even put that in his book. So, if you choose to buy this book, I loved it up to page 174...after that, I felt very uncomfortable and simply decided not to read any further. I wish I could be more positive about this book.\nI think this is a book a lot of people could benifit from. It is a very easy to read book, very informative, and very inspiring. If you like psychology, or you are just looking to understand your own life, this book will help! It is a wonderful book, and I am happy to say that it is one of the best that I have ever read!\nObjectiveReviewer More than 1 year ago\nMost people equate love only to emotions. This book provides another dimension of love that is often ignored - that love is volitional.\nI read this book when I was 17 living with two alcoholic, abusive parents and did not I guess realize what I had my hands on. Recently over 30 years later I read it again and found it to be a wonderful gift to myself reading this book. I would recommend it to everyone but especially to those who are having difficulty dealing with life from the past or present. It is simply inspiring...not really simply but inspiring the same.\nThis book helped me through a difficult time in my life and kept me on the right track when I was likely to step-off. Since that time, I frequently visit the 'Discipline' and 'Love' sections (my favorite parts). He does not beat-around-the-bush. He gets right to the point with his first three words: life is difficult. Before I found Peck I thought life was supposed to be easy and problems were to be avoided at all costs. Now I think quite differently. Life is essentially a set of problems that must be confronted. Since my initial read eight years ago, I have gone back several times when I am faced with critical and difficult times. Not only is it extremely useful, it is also quite entertaining and well written.\nWhen The Road Less Traveled was first published, and Scott Peck was making endless personal appearances--before the books was well known, I was corresponding with him.\nThis is a seminal work, of immense value, written by a truly sensitive man who has the background, the education, the experience and the insight into the human condition to do his subject justice.\nHe is well-respected by his peers, as well. I knew a psychiatrist who worked with him in Washington, D.C. Walter (his first name) was impressed with Scott long before he wrote of his experiences, and the conclusions he drew from them.\nIn our correspondence, I recognized a thread, and told Scott that he was a mystic. He answered that he had studied Zen, but that he was a 'Christian mystic.'\nI recommend this book, and its author. You should read it.\nedward.mannix on LibraryThing 7 months ago\nThis is one of the key books that started my conscious growth process as a young adult. I read it when I was 19 at just the right moment, and it served as one of the entry points into the genre of self-help and spirituality literature, which as a whole has had a profoundly positive affect on my life. Great book.\nI found the book shelved in \"Self Help\" in the Barnes and Noble bookstore. Yet The Road Less Traveled is on The Ultimate Reading List for \"inspirational non-fiction.\" For that read \"spiritual\" and most often \"Christian.\" That's fitting, because although the author was a practicing psychiatrist, it's obvious that the spiritual theme is to the fore just from a perusal of the section titles: I. Discipline II. Love III. Growth and Religion and IV. Grace. In his Preface Peck states he makes \"no distinction between the mind and the spirit, between the process of achieving spiritual growth and achieving mental growth. They are one and the same.\" He claims that \"mental illness occurs when the conscious will of the individual deviates substantially from the will of God, which is the individual's own unconscious will.\" It's easy to see why this book would be popular among those who follow Twelve-Step Programs, where accepting a \"higher power\" is one of the steps. Regardless, that doesn't mean you have to be religious to get anything out of the book. I'm not. But I thought the book had interesting insights into the process of maturity, growth and change and though Peck is Christian, the book cites tenets not just of Christianity but Buddhism and Hinduism. His very first sentence is \"life is difficult\" and he connects this to the central belief of Buddhism that life is suffering. In other words, that a fulfilling life takes work--discipline--that neurosis is often an effort to avoid necessary suffering. Reportedly Random House turned the book down as \"too Christ-y,\" but I think even the last parts on religion and grace could be put into secular terms--although it would be a bit of a strain, and I admit the second half didn't really speak to me and is a major reason I didn't rate this book higher. Nevertheless, Peck reads as non-dogmatic and as psychologically and spiritually eclectic.I found his examination of romantic love particularly interesting. He doesn't believe in what he calls the destructive \"myth\" of romantic love. He feels that falling in love is always a temporary, fleeting sensation involving a seeming collapse of ego boundaries. That \"true love involves an extension of the self rather than a sacrifice of the self\" and is an action, decision and choice more than a feeling. Love as he defines it is the \"will to extend one's self for the purpose of nurturing one's own or another's spiritual growth.\"This is pop psychology, no question, but his book is not all \"just love yourself\" pablum. I have to admit, having known people who have spent years in psychotherapy, I'm skeptical of Peck's claims for it, and at times he himself comes across as a bit self-aggrandizing, especially in his 25th Anniversary Introduction--in that it's-not-me-but-God-wrote-it-way. He controversially wrote in the original edition that if having sex with a patient would help, he'd do it. And given at least one anecdote, I get the distinct impression Peck considers homosexuality disordered. (Remember, this book was published in 1978. The American Psychiatric Association had declassified homosexuality as a mental disorder only five years before that.) So I don't read this book as if I'm a believer reading scripture. But he's thought-provoking, was an experienced working psychotherapist and his ideas are worth considering. The first book I ever read by him and still on my book shelf was actually People of the Lie which I picked up precisely because evil is a subject few psychologists seem to take seriously, and I found his examination of the subject fascinating.\njadelgador on LibraryThing 7 months ago\nThe book covers basic human nature and it is an interesting perspective, discipline and love to grow and understand reality.\nherebedragons on LibraryThing 7 months ago\nIt's been a while since I read this book, but I remember finding it genuinely inspirational back when I read it. Probably worth re-reading again someday.\npeonygoat on LibraryThing 7 months ago\nAn excellent and inspiring work about dealing with inner pain from a psychotherapeutic and spiritual perspective.\ne.krepska on LibraryThing 7 months ago\nIt is a psychology book directed towards patients and psychologists. It consists of three chapters: discipline, love and grace. While I just loved the first chapter, I got through the first half of the second one, and could not bear the remainder. The first chapter, about discipline, explains how \"Life is difficult\" and taking on challenges and facing the problems is the only way to live happily, develop spiritually and have good relationship with one's family. This chapter feels like a very non-infantile self-help book - even an eye-opener about some aspects. It also has many interesting, sometimes amusing examples.The next chapter talks about love and defines love much more broadly than in the traditional sense. Love is growing through giving, and, for example, in this sense a therapist 'loves' his patient and both benefit from the relationship. I found this part slightly boring but acceptable. In the mid of the second chapter and all through the third one, on 'grace' the author drifts toward religion and how it is helpful in life. Well, I just happen to completely disagree, and maybe that's why I found this part completely unappealing. You might wander what kind of 'grace' is it. Yes - it's a religious term.To sum up: I recommend the first chapter to everybody. If religion is important in your life, I you might want to read the whole book.\nI read this at a time when I really needed it (probably in late 2000, early 2001) and it really spoke to me. I've read portions of it again since then. I should probably re-read more of it more often. It is a life affirming and life altering work.\njohnthefireman on LibraryThing 11 months ago\nI read this book many, many years ago. It is a great book, very inspiring indeed and still valid today. I don't think his later books are as good - this one probably marked a paradigm shift. 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        "raw_content": "WellPoint Allegedly Targeted Policyholders Who Were Diagnosed With Breast Cancer\nA recent story has hit the news involving WellPoint, one of the largest health insurance companies in the country. It has been alleged that this company was using a computer algorithm that automatically targets any policyholder who has been diagnosed with breast cancer. According to government regulators and investigators, WellPoint\u2019s software prompted an immediate fraud investigation, as the insurer looked for some excuse to drop these policyholders.\nFor the women insured by subsidiaries of WellPoint, they thought that their insurance coverage was cancelled by mistake. After all, they had paid their insurance premiums on time and never had trouble with their insurance before their breast cancer diagnosis.\nLaw enforcement agencies, state regulators and a congressional committee have discovered that tens of thousands of Americans lost their insurance coverage following a diagnosis of a life-threatening condition. Last year, a congressional committee stated that WellPoint was allegedly one of the worst offenders of this practice, referred to as rescission.\nFederal investigators claim that WellPoint purposely went after women who were diagnosed with breast cancer, by aggressively investigating their policies with the intent to cancel their coverage. What is surprising about these allegations is that WellPoint\u2019s CEO and president, Angela Braly, has been applauded for how the company has improved the medical care of policyholders with breast cancer.\nIf these allegations against WellPoint are true, they are horrible and the company should be subject to lawsuits for punitive damages.",
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        "title": "Why should I believe in Jesus and give up my lifestyle right now, if God will forgive me anyway whenever I ask Him? Why not wait until I'm about ready to die? I like the way I'm living and I don't want to give it up, although I admit I'd like to go to heaven when I die. - The Billy Graham Evangelistic Association of Canada Why should I believe in Jesus and give up my lifestyle right now, if God will forgive me anyway whenever I ask Him? Why not wait until I'm about ready to die? I like the way I'm living and I don't want to give it up, although I admit I'd like to go to heaven when I die. - The Billy Graham Evangelistic Association of Canada",
        "raw_content": "Why should I believe in Jesus and give up my lifestyle right now, if God will forgive me anyway whenever I ask Him? Why not wait until I'm about ready to die? I like the way I'm living and I don't want to give it up, although I admit I'd like to go to heaven when I die.\nDon\u2019t be deceived; God\u2019s forgiveness isn\u2019t something you can take for granted. God\u2019s forgiveness comes only when we repent of our sins \u2013 and repentance means to be sorry for our sins and want to turn from them, because we realize God hates them.\nAnd how do you know if you\u2019ll even have the opportunity to repent and turn to Jesus? Death could come to you in an instant \u2013 even while you\u2019re still young. The Bible warns, \u201cMan is like a breath; his days are like a fleeting shadow\u201d (Psalm 144:4). Jesus once told about a man who had been very successful, and decided he\u2019d live the rest of his days in luxury and idleness. But that night his life came to an end \u2013 and he was unprepared to meet God (see Luke 12:16-21). Don\u2019t let this happen to you!\nBut there is another danger that you need to take seriously. It is this: The more you ignore God, the harder your heart becomes toward Him. Tragically, many people think like you do \u2013 but by the time death comes, they can no longer hear God\u2019s voice calling them to Himself.\nDon\u2019t believe Satan\u2019s lie, that life is better without God. It isn\u2019t \u2013 now or in eternity. Instead, open your heart to Christ, and discover the joy of walking with Him every day.",
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        "raw_content": "Browse > Home / Activities / Bird Breeding\nBird breeding generally begins as the daylight hours of summer increase. Territorial behavior becomes evident with males selecting and defending their territory by means of singing and flight displays. Territories vary in size depending on availability of food and requirements of birds breeding in the area. When a female enters a male\u2019s territory she may be threatened by him as if she were another male. However, she will not fight back or fly away if she is ready to mate, and copulation will take place.\nThe first eggs are usually laid the day after the breeding pair completes the nest. Eggs may be laid daily or on alternate days, even up to five day intervals depending on the species. For the breeding of birds to be successful, the eggs must be incubated. The parents transmit heat to the eggs by means of brood spots (bare patches on underbelly with many blood vessels). Eggs are turned as often as 12 times an hour and incubation periods vary according to species. When they hatch, some chicks are completely dependent on their parents, these are called altritial. Others are able to run and feed themselves immediately, and these are called precocial.\nMany people are interested in finding out about bird species breeding in their area. Studies are conducted and breeding bird atlases are produced which will provide this information. If for example you would like to find out about a British bird\u2019s breeding habits, you would consult a breeding bird atlas for Britain.\nThe basic concepts discussed above also apply to breeding birds in captivity. For example, when breeding love birds it is important that they receive the correct amount of sunlight so as to stimulate breeding. Breeding love birds can be done in aviaries or individually in bird breeding cages. Bird breeding cages must have enough space for the birds to move around comfortably and continue with normal behaviour. Ensure that breeding pairs are fed properly so that they remain in good condition and that the eggs will not have defects. Once the young hatch, they too require suitable nutrition.\nBreeding, whether in captivity or in the wild, is vital for the continuation of bird species and our continued pleasure in these beautiful feathered creatures.",
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        "raw_content": "The Fascinating Flightless Cassowary\nThe Southern Cassowary (Casuarius casuarius) is a large flightless bird found in the Seram Islands of Indonesia and the tropical rainforests of Aru, as well as New Guinea and northeastern Australia. Cassowaries have a reputation for being bad tempered and dangerous, a reputation that has been reinforced by the 2004 edition of the Guinness World Records, which lists the Cassowary as the most dangerous bird in the world.\nTags: australia, cassowary, conservation, iucn, ostrich, plumage, red list, tools\nThe Extraordinary Birds of Paradise\nFound in Indonesia, Papua New Guinea, Torres Strait Island and eastern Australia, Birds of Paradise are members of the family Paradisaeidae, of the order Passeriformes. Birds of Paradise are possibly best known for the males of most species, which boast flamboyant plumage, with elongated and elaborate feathers extending from the wings, the beak or the head. Their magnificent plumage along with their intricate mating displays, have made Birds of Paradise a popular subject for nature and wildlife programs.\nTags: australia, bird of paradise, breeding season, endangered, europe, species\nThe Marvelous Mimicry of the Lyrebird\nThere are two species of the ground-dwelling Australian Lyrebird: the Superb Lyrebird (Menura novaehollandiae) and the Albert\u2019s Lyrebird (Menura alberti). The Superb Lyrebird is the larger of the two species and is found in the wet forest areas of New South Wales and Victoria, as well as in Tasmania where is was introduced by man in the 19th century. The Albert\u2019s Lyrebird is found exclusively in a small area of rainforest in Southern Queensland. Albert\u2019s Lyrebird was named in honor of Queen Victoria\u2019s husband, Prince Albert.\nTags: australia, calls, lyrebird, mimicry, wings",
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        "raw_content": "Home MMA News Darren Till Darren Till\u2019s nutritionist is \u201c110 percent\u201d confident he\u2019ll make weight for UFC...\nDarren Till\u2019s nutritionist is \u201c110 percent\u201d confident he\u2019ll make weight for UFC 228 main event\nThis Saturday, in the main event of UFC 228, undefeated British contender Darren Till will battle Tyron Woodley for the UFC welterweight title \u2014 that is, if Till makes weight. Till has failed to make the welterweight division\u2019s weight limit in the past, and heading into this fight with Woodley, there\u2019s been widespread worry he\u2019ll miss his mark again, which would make him illegible to win the title.\nIn the opinion of Till\u2019s nutritionist, Eoghan Gallagher, a protege of famed MMA nutritionist George Lockhart, there\u2019s no cause for concern with respect with Till\u2019s weight cut. Speaking to MMA Fighting at the UFC 228 fighter hotel in Dallas, Texas this week, Gallagher assured he\u2019s \u201c110 percent\u201d sure Till will be on weight on this fight.\n\u201cWe\u2019re super happy with where he\u2019s at,\u201d Gallagher said of Darren Till. \u201cWe were working with a more limited time frame that expected. Darren had some visa issues getting into the U.S. We wanted to get out here to do four weeks, but we only got two-and-a-half basically. So under the circumstances we\u2019re doing amazing. The last part of the cut is always going to suck. He said it himself earlier, fighters who say they\u2019ve had a great cut, it\u2019s a cover up.\u201d\nWhile Gallagher assures that Darren Till is on-point for his upcoming title fight with Tyron Woodley, he did admit that working with Till has provided a few surprises.\n\u201cHe is really a unique individual,\u201d Gallagher explained. \u201cHe\u2019s a lanky guy, just has a strange anatomy. His body doesn\u2019t respond to certain things the way I expected it to, so I have made adjustments along the way. But he\u2019s in a very good place mentally.\u201d\n\u201cHe does have moods like anyone else, but if he doesn\u2019t want you to do something he\u2019s going to let you know,\u201d Gallagher added. \u201cThere are times where he\u2019s like, why do I have to do that? It can be difficult if you don\u2019t have thick skin. But it\u2019s a lot better than someone who will just go along with things, and then not tell you that they don\u2019t understand something. It can be a bit abrasive, but in my opinion it\u2019s better than somebody who balls up and doesn\u2019t tell you anything.\nDo you think Darren Till will make weight for his UFC 228 welterweight title fight with Tyron Woodley? Join the debate in the comments section below.",
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        "raw_content": "Jimmy Armfield pictured in 1956\nNathan Egerton\nIt's fair to say football has changed a lot since Blackpool's Jimmy Armfield was playing at Bloomfield Road as transfer fees have skyrocketed in the decades following his retirement.\nDuring his 17-year career, Armfield captained the Seasiders and made a record 627 appearances for the club. He was also part of England's 1966 World Cup winning squad although he didn't play in the finals due to injury.\nAt his peak, Armfield was regarded as the best right back in the world after his performances in the 1962 World Cup.\nHowever his true value was never known as he stayed at Blackpool throughout his playing career despite interest from several clubs including Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspurs.\nIn Armfield's era transfer fees would just be pocket money for top clubs now and when he retired in 1971 the record British transfer fee was just \u00a3200,000.\nFast-forward 48 years and inflation, owners and huge TV deals have changed the footballing landscape completely. This has led to a substantial increase in club's incomes while transfer fees have soared to astronomical levels.\nIn 2016, Manchester United signed Paul Pogba for a British record of \u00a389 million while the 20 Premier League clubs spent a total of \u00a31.23 billion on transfers last summer.\nTherefore, how much would JArmfield be worth in today's market if he was playing now?\nChristine Seddon, chair of the Blackpool Supporters\u2019 Trust, believes that he'd still be one of the most valuable players in England.\nShe said: \"It\u2019s very difficult to compare and contrast then and now but I'd say he\u2019d be up there with the most expensive Premier League players now definitely.\n\"If he was playing now I would think all the good clubs including European clubs would be interested in him because he was of that calibre. The days of a player staying at one club are long behind us so I think there\u2019d be plenty of competition for him.\"\nFormer Blackpool player Paul Stewart thinks that Armfield would be worth millions now and feels that he was ahead of his time as a full back.\nHe added: \"Full backs now are going for around \u00a350 million and he'd be up there with the best full backs that money can buy. All the top clubs would be vying for him as he was the whole package.\n\"The modern game would've suited him down to the ground. Full backs now are asked to play as wingers as well as defend and Jimmy was able to do both so the modern game wouldn't have phased him.\"\nBST secretary Steve Rowland said: \"My guess is that Jimmy would be up there in the same bracket as Kieran Trippier so a market value of approximately \u00a330 million.\n\"He'd be that valuable because he had a great football brain and he had tremendous stamina. He was technically very accomplished, a great tackler and distributor of the ball plus he was excellent as a captain, leading by example.\"",
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        "raw_content": "It\u2019s Not Everest, But\u2026\nGraham Averill 28 Dec 12\nBikingJanuary 20130 Comments\nAim high for your New Year\u2019s resolution. No, not that high. A little lower. Lower. Good.\nWhen we finally push our bikes to the summit of Mount Mitchell, it\u2019s crowded with retired couples limping out of RVs and families wearing SEC football sweatshirts. Everyone seems to have a tiny dog wearing a sweater. To be honest, it takes the wind out of my sail. Sure, I rode my bike to the top of the highest mountain east of the Mississippi, but I didn\u2019t have to. I could\u2019ve driven and gotten the same view. This is not Everest we\u2019re summitting here.\nStill, I feel a little bit awesome as we strut to the top of the hill, pushing our bikes to the highest mound of dirt within 20 states, passing young children and their grandmothers who look at us with, dare I say it, awe. But then I realize they all passed us on the road climb to the top, seeing us suffer. Some of them even tell us so, saying things like, \u201cI didn\u2019t think you were gonna make it.\u201d\nKeener, my riding partner, and I started 4.5 hours earlier on the edge of downtown Asheville. The summit of Mitchell is the turning point in our 70-mile ride. 35 miles up, 35 miles back down, most of which is tackled along the Blue Ridge Parkway, famous for its winding black top and long-range views. The problem with riding the Blue Ridge Parkway is that it makes you feel like a superhero. It\u2019s a steady climb from Asheville to Mitchell, but the grade is mellow, and the scenery is so astounding, it\u2019s impossible not to feel good about yourself. At mile 20, there\u2019s so much pep in your pedal, you start thinking you should look for a sponsor. You obviously have a natural talent for it. Trek could use a rider like you.\nThen you hit Highway 128, the two-lane terror that connects Mitchell with the Parkway, and you remember just how human you really are.\nThe last five miles up Highway 128 to the top of Mitchell are brutal, mainly because it comes at the end of 30 miles of steady climbing. Keener brought speakers for his iPod and cranked AC/DC for the final push. I\u2019m usually not a fan, but when your back hurts and you\u2019re starting to form knots in key leg muscles, sometimes the only thing that will keep you going is \u201cBack in Black.\u201d\nEven with all of the yipping dogs at the summit, I\u2019m feeling good about myself, mainly because I\u2019ve accomplished half of one-third of my New Year\u2019s Resolution. I\u2019m not good at fractions, but I believe that means I\u2019m one-sixth of my way through my epic goal for 2013.\nI call it the Mount Mitchell Threesome. Let me explain.\nIt\u2019s a brand new year. We\u2019re all fresh and ready to get after it, right? Make sure 2013 kicks 2012\u2019s ass. So we make New Year\u2019s Resolutions. In 2013, we\u2019re going to wake early to see the sunrise every Sunday morning. Hike 50 new trails. And my personal favorite: We\u2019re going to get in shape. Join a gym, go three times a week and shazam, you\u2019ve got abs again. I\u2019ve made that very same New Year\u2019s Resolution every year since I was 13. In my mind, I saw myself spending the year ahead in a perpetual Rocky Balboa training sequence. Running in sweats, eating raw egg smoothies, chasing chickens.\nIf you saw me in my bathing suit, you\u2019d know I never once chased a chicken. I look nothing like Rocky. My high school basketball coach would say I never followed through with my perennial resolution because I\u2019m lazy. I\u2019d rather blame the resolution itself. It\u2019s flawed. It\u2019s too vague. Get in shape? I\u2019m already in shape, relatively speaking. I don\u2019t have type II diabetes, so I\u2019m way ahead of the curve in most circles. Why not just watch a Rocky marathon? And pass another donut.\nSo I\u2019m taking a different approach to my 2013 resolution. I\u2019m being specific, but also realistic. I\u2019m never going to run a 4-minute mile. I\u2019m never going to summit Mount Everest. Aiming for the stars is dandy if you have no intention of following through with your resolution, but if you want to succeed, aim low. Not too low, but low. Like, instead of the 29,029-foot Mount Everest, why not focus on the 6,684-foot Mount Mitchell?\nYes, Mitchell has all the trappings of your typical overpopulated state park\u2014restaurant, crowds, complimentary golf cart rides\u2014but look past the surface and you\u2019ve got a foreboding peak with squirrely weather and rugged trails. A legit summit of Mount Mitchell may not require a Sherpa and oxygen, but it\u2019s nothing to be laughed at, particularly if you do it with style. That\u2019s where the Mount Mitchell Threesome comes in.\nIn the year 2013, I\u2019m going \u201cmount\u201d Mount Mitchell three different ways, via three different routes.\nFirst, I\u2019ll ride my road bike to the peak from Asheville: 70 miles, 8,000 feet of vertical gain. A full day\u2019s ride to and fro. Highlights: perpetual Parkway views. Lowlights: chafing.\nSecond, I\u2019ll run/hike my way to the top via the Black Mountain Crest Trail. 12 miles, 5,000 feet of climbing. Highlights: miles of rocky ridge top with long-range views. Lowlights: brutal initial climb from Bowlen\u2019s Creek.\nAnd finally, I\u2019ll cross-country ski to the top of Mount Mitchell via a mixed route that includes the gravel Curtis Creek Road. Distance: A lot. Elevation gain: A lot. Highlights: I like snow. Lowlights: I don\u2019t like the cold.\nSo there you have it. The Mount Mitchell Threesome. It\u2019s not as dramatic as climbing Everest, but it\u2019s impressive enough to get me excited for 2013. 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        "raw_content": "Home \u00bb Combination of factors contributes to birthday health scare\nCombination of factors contributes to birthday health scare\nWheein' With Web\nThanks everyone for the well-wishes on my birthday. 2018 will be a birthday that I won\u2019t forget for a while. At least I hope I don\u2019t! Though I appreciated all the \u201cHappy Birthdays,\u201d I had a bit of a medical scare, and want to pass along what I hope I learned from my experience.\nI think my scare experience is age-appropriate, health-appropriate and weather-appropriate. I\u2019m sure you\u2019re well aware that the temperature and humidity have been rather high in recent days. You\u2019re also probably well aware that we\u2019re moving and packing, lifting and hauling totes and boxes is part of the moving scene. And you may, or may not know, that a few years ago I had by-pass surgery on my heart. Another part of the mix, my recent birthday moved me another year closer to 75 (one to go). I also want you to know I\u2019m not looking for sympathy as I\u2019m describing my scare, but hopefully, passing along some things not to do when you\u2019re someone like me (age, health) and what to do, whether you\u2019re 74, 4, or 34.\nIf you throw all of the situations into a blender you could mix up a concoction that isn\u2019t really healthy. Well I did, and it happened. Not to the point where I had to go to the emergency room, but to the point that caused a bit of unrest in the household.\nI should have slowed down, tried to get some assistance for moving (or a cart), not lift so much and hydrated myself a whole lot more than I did. I\u2019m extremely happy that I had my wife handy!\nI still have to get my pickup unloaded, so will try to put everything I learned from my 2018 birthday experience into practice at the next stop.\nThe 2018 College World Series (CWS) is over (no thanks to the weather) and Oregon State is your champion for the third time in school history. They beat Arkansas, 5-0, in game three. The Razorbacks were looking for their first crown in NCAA baseball. Freshman pitcher Kevin Abel threw a two-hit shutout, the best pitching performance in the history of the College World Series, which began back in 1947. He, and the Oregon State defense, retired the last 20 players he faced. Abel also became the first pitcher in history to go 4-0 in the CWS.\nAdley Rutschman (Oregon catcher) was named the Most Outstanding Player in the tournament. He had 17 hits in the series, setting a new World Series record. He also had 13 runs-batted-in, tied for second on the CWS record books. Rutschman was one of five Oregon State players named to the CWS all-tournament team. Also making the all-tournament team was Trevor Larnach (Oregon State). Larnach was the first pick (20th overall) for the Minnesota Twins in the most recent college draft. I believe he had 15 hits in the series, which would have tied the old record. Five players from Arkansas and one player from Mississippi State also made the all-tournament team.\nDo you have any idea how many times the Minnesota Gophers have been College World Series champions? Since I\u2019m not getting any responses to my quizzes I\u2019ll tell you; three times, 1964, 1960 and 1956. Here\u2019s a question I\u2019ll let you answer. Who was the coach for those three teams? It was the same coach for all three championships.\nDid you get a chance to read our publisher\u2019s, David Phillips\u2019, article on fishing? I\u2019m not a fisherman, but I do get on the water every once in a while. Here\u2019s a fish story that I encountered.\nSeveral years ago I was at a summer workshop (computers, I believe) at Bemidji State University. My uncle, LeRoy, lived in Bemidji and had a cabin on a small lake near Bemidji. It was only a three-day workshop so I talked him into letting me and my family stay at the cabin.\nTo make a long story short, I was fishing off the dock and caught a pretty nice-looking walleye, I think. Could have been a Northern? Any way. I got pretty excited when I caught the fish, jumping up and down, screaming, etc. I got the fish out of the water and ran up to the cabin to show everyone. They were more astonished than excited!\nWith one fish in the bag I decided to try for more. When I came out of the cabin and walked down to the dock there must have been 15 boats, with fishermen inside them, just off the dock. They heard me screaming and decided to share in my good fortune. Needless to say, not another fish was caught, by me, or any of the other fishermen. With all the attraction I got from my yelling and screaming, I thought I was re-living a Johnsonville brat commercial.\nThere was another good article in all of the Phillips Publishing newspapers (June 27, Chatfield News), \u2018For many, advanced dementia a fate worse than death\u2019, by Kim Callinan. Callinan is the chief executive officer for the Portland-based Compassion and Choices, the largest national organization devoted exclusively to patient-driven, end-of-life care.\nIn my opinion it is a very good article and something I\u2019ve been advocating most of my adult life. Especially after my father spent four years in a nursing home suffering from advanced dementia (perhaps Alzheimer\u2019s). I hope you get a chance to check it out.\nI believe a decision has been made regarding my writing of sports articles, covering Chatfield, Kingsland and Fillmore Central. I\u2019m giving up the Kingsland sports scene, but will continue with my writing for Chatfield and Fillmore Central. 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        "raw_content": "Acupuncture describes a family of procedures that stimulate different points on the body using a variety of techniques. The acupuncture technique most often studied scientifically is placing sterile, thin, solid, metallic needles in the skin and manipulating them. Practiced in China and other Asian countries for thousands of years, acupuncture is one of the key components of traditional Chinese medicine and for some people, can be a major source of pain relief. Maria Broderick, EdD, Lic.Ac shares the many benefits of acupuncture and what you can expect during your first visit.\nMaria Broderick, EdD\nMaria Broderick, Ed.D., Lic.Ac. practices acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine with a focus on families. She holds a Bachelor's degree from Cornell University, a Master's degree in Oriental Medicine from the New England School of Acupuncture and a Master's and Doctoral degree in Human Development and Psychology from Harvard University. 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What is the philosophy behind it and how does it work?\nDr. Maria Broderick (Guest): Acupuncture is part of the medicine of traditional Chinese medicine and it\u2019s linked to the belief that disease is caused by disruptions to the flow of energy \u2013 or chi \u2013 in our body, and by stimulating certain points on the body or under the skin, which we called acupuncture points, we can move or release this chi and then it travels through channels that are called meridians and through that stimulation of the points, we affect certain changes of your physiology.\nMelanie: What conditions can acupuncture be really effective for?\nMaria: Acupuncture is very effective for a range of conditions related to chronic pain including migraines, osteoarthritis, menstrual issues, back pain, and a range of pain concerns.\nMelanie: There's a lot of things that people would consider acupuncture for. 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In fact, at Boston Medical Center, we have been supporting acupuncture training for 15 years in cooperation with the New England School of Acupuncture, we have acupuncture insurance at BMC, so most acupuncturist also spend some of their time in clinical sites including allopathic biomedical sites like hospitals and healthcare centers. You can't really practice acupuncture without that board certification and licensure, so you can assume that an acupuncturist with an accomplished licensure is very well trained.\nMelanie: What does the science say about the effectiveness of acupuncture?\nMaria: There's a lot of interest in understanding the mechanisms of acupuncture. The definitive mechanism is still uncertain but there are many different theories and ideas as to how acupuncture may work. This is partly because acupuncture doesn\u2019t have one singular mechanism. We know that it assists the body is restoring balancing and some of the ways that we know that does happen is that acupuncture works through neural humoral pathways \u2013 basically you put the needle into a specific point and that stimulates a cascade of effects on the nerves, the nerves send signals to the brain and the brain release hormones such as beta-endorphins, which then helps increase the pain threshold. Other studies have demonstrated that acupuncture directly influences autonomic nervous system functions such as blood pressure, heart rate, heart rate variability, skin conductance, temperature, pupil size, so we know that acupuncture definitely helps modulate neural humoral activity and the sympathetic nervous system. We also know that acupuncture works by reducing what we call pro-inflammatory markers \u2013 or proteins in the body \u2013 some animal and human studies suggests that by doing acupuncture, you significantly decrease these markers, which decreases inflammation and pain. There's thousands of studies published about acupuncture efficacy in many randomized control trials.\nMelanie: Tell us how you focus most of your time.\nMaria: My time is split between providing direct service and supporting programs. In terms of providing acupuncture services, I am the pediatric acupuncturist at Boston Medical Center. I collaborate with the pediatric pain team, which is an interprofessional team led by Dr. Caitlin Neri, who is a pain specialist in pediatrics at BMC. I also oversee the training of acupuncturists who are learning to treat children. I have also contributed to the development of other acupuncture programs across BMC \u2013 your listeners might be interested to know that Boston Medical Center has acupuncture services in the department of family medicine, it has staff acupuncture for employees of BMC, it has an extensive acupuncture program in infectious disease to treat patients with HIV and we have acupuncture in oncology to treat the symptoms of cancer care treatment. An extensive program. It\u2019s one of the largest acupuncture programs in a hospital in the country.\nMelanie: Wrap it up for us with your best advice about acupuncture for people that are considering it what you really want them to know and what they ask you every day when people are a little bit nervous about trying something new like this. What do you tell them as really your best advice for considering it?\nMaria: Acupuncture is extraordinarily relaxing. You would assume that it would be uncomfortable, but actually, the opposite is the case. 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        "raw_content": "Jessica Heslam: Parents of bullied children who\u2026\nParents of bullied children who died of suicide fight to save others\nSUTTON, MA \u2013 JANUARY 14: Teresa Tronerud talks about her son Connor, January 14, 2019 in BOSTON, Massachusetts. (Staff Photo By Chris Christo/MediaNews Group/Boston Herald)\nBy Jessica Heslam | jessica.heslam@bostonherald.com | Boston Herald\nIn the fall of 2016, Connor Tronerud was getting up to 1,000 texts every day, tormented by peers who mocked him with photos taken at their Catholic school and summer camp.\nIn December 2017, the Sutton 15-year-old killed himself, a stunning end to a bright boy\u2019s life that left his family devastated and searching for answers.\nConnor\u2019s story is similar to that of Anna Aslanian, a Lowell High School sophomore who took her own life in October. Anna, too, had been the target of relentless bullying from classmates at school and on social media.\nBoth Connor\u2019s and Anna\u2019s parents now grapple with the same insurmountable grief shared by families of child suicides, while seeking answers, trying to hold people accountable, and trying to raise awareness by telling their stories.\n\u201cThere could be a lot of guilt about not knowing that the bullying was going on. That just compounds an absolutely tragic situation,\u201d said Ellen Braaten of Massachusetts General Hospital\u2019s Clay Center for Young Healthy Minds. For some parents, she said, \u201ctheir efforts to do something about it were thwarted \u2026 they weren\u2019t able to stop it.\u201d\nCompounding the pain, Braaten said, is the knowledge that \u201cthere\u2019s someone out there who has ignited something in your child and is now living a normal life.\u201d\nAnna\u2019s family was unaware of the extent of the torment and body-shaming she faced, until they found a letter after her death. Connor\u2019s family fought a frustrating battle with Marianapolis Preparatory School in Thompson, Conn., long before he took his life.\n\u201cI know that the bullying broke my son,\u201d said his mother, Teresa Tronerud. \u201cWe don\u2019t want anyone, any kid, any family, to have to go through what we are going through.\u201d\nShe recalled pulling into the florist\u2019s parking lot to pick out arrangements for her son\u2019s funeral and getting a call from Joseph Hanrahan, the head of Marianapolis. Hanrahan, she claims, asked her to change Connor\u2019s obit and take out that he\u2019d been bullied by his peers.\n\u201cI\u2019m not going to change it,\u201d she says she told him. \u201cThis happened.\u201d\nHanrahan did not return requests for comment. A statement from the school said it is \u201ccontinuously vigilant to aggressive incidents of any kind, including cyberbullying.\u201d But Teresa says the private Catholic school failed to intervene, though she pressed them repeatedly before her son\u2019s suicide and Connor himself told the school\u2019s summer camp director he was being bullied.\nThe Worcester County District Attorney\u2019s Office launched an investigation, which remains open. An investigation by an attorney hired by the school found Connor did report he was being bullied by students but concluded the school \u201cdoes an exceptional job at preventing and responding to bullying.\u201d But that report omitted an emergency evaluation of Connor, taken after the camp director learned Connor had harmed himself three times, Teresa said. Wendy Murphy, the family\u2019s attorney, said the Connecticut Department of Children and Families found that school officials failed to confront the tormentors.\n\u201cHad they done anything at all, Connor would be alive,\u201d Murphy said.\nConnor\u2019s family, like Anna\u2019s, wants to raise awareness and plan to turn his GoFundMe page into a non-profit organization focused on bullying prevention, suicide and social media.\nAnna and Connor\u2019s stories are every parent\u2019s worst nightmare. Both families now fight through their pain by trying to prevent others from experiencing what they have.\nJessica Heslam joined the Herald in 2000 and was an award-winning reporter who covered some of the region\u2019s biggest news stories before being named columnist in 2011. She writes about media, breaking news, politics and human interest, excelling at getting the tough interviews and giving readers some of Boston's most emotional stories. Follow her on Twitter @JessicaHeslam.\nFollow Jessica Heslam\t@JessicaHeslam",
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        "raw_content": "Brampton College > News > Latest News Stories > Brampton Students Achieve Top University Placements\nBrampton Students Achieve Top University Placements\nEvery year Brampton College students are rewarded with securing CF and CI places at top UK universities, and 2016 was no different.\nUniversities based in London were extremely popular with our students again this year, as across the city the institutions combine to provide a wide range of degrees. A total of 38 of our students will be starting their lives as undergraduates in London in 2016, studying subjects such as Medicine, Neuroscience and Engineering. Brampton has placed 12 at King\u2019s College London; 10 at University College London as well as London School of Economics, Imperial College and Queen Mary (which are all Russell Group Universities).\nThis year, The University of Nottingham was the favourite destination, with 19 of our students starting there this autumn. They will be studying degrees which range from Economics, Politics & Environmental Geoscience, to Pharmacy, Physics and Psychology and many other subjects. The University of Birmingham also continues to be a strong favourite for applications from Brampton College. This year we have students who have succeeded in securing places for Biological Sciences, Biochemistry, Biomedical Science, PPE, Sociology and Economics. Sussex has also been a popular choices where the degrees that they will be studying are varied; Politics, PPE, Psychology, International Development, Economics and Finance, Geography and International Relations and Media & Communication.\nAs well as placing a high proportion of our students at top universities, the range of degree courses is striking. These include: Medicine (4 placed); Dentistry (3 placed); Economics (8 placed); Psychology (7 placed); Computer Science (5 placed) as well as 4 students placed in each subject for: Neuroscience, Pharmacy, Chemistry, Physics and History. The most popular area this year was Accounting/Finance/Business Management \u2013 with a total of 16 of our students obtaining places at Nottingham, York and Bristol.\nDespite universities lifting the cap on numbers of students in to courses, restrictions on the more competitive degrees are still in place, so we warmly congratulate all of our students\u2019 achievements which have been won by hard work and dedication.",
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        "title": "Relief for Sex Offenders Retroactively on the New Hampshire Sex Offender Registry",
        "raw_content": "Effective June 6, 2016, in New Hampshire, Tier 2 and Tier 3 sex offenders who were convicted before 1992 have a clear process by which they can seek to be relieved of sex offender registration requirements.\nNH SENATE BILL 468\nOn June 6, 2016 Governor Hassan signed Senate Bill (SB) 468. SB 468 provides that any \u201ctier II or tier III offender who was convicted prior to the establishment of the sex offender registry may petition the court to be relieved from the registration requirements . . .\u201d It appears that the Legislature believes that 1992 is the year in which the sex offender registry was established. This means that tier 2 and tier 3 offenders who were convicted prior to January 1, 1993 can file a petition to be relieved of the registration requirements of the NH Sex Offender Registry.\nSB 468 is the New Hampshire Legislature\u2019s response to the New Hampshire Supreme Court\u2019s decision in John Doe v. State. In Doe the Court decided that certain aspects of the NH Sex Offender Registry violate the constitutional prohibition against retrospective and ex post facto laws. In other words lifetime sex offender registration is an unfair punishment for some former sex offenders convicted before the registry laws were enacted. However the Court did not provide clear guidance for a process for relief. In fact the Court strongly suggested that the legislature provide a process. SB 468 is the result.\nThe relief available under SB 468 is valid in New Hampshire only. If an offender moves to a different state he/she must still follow federal law and the laws of the state to where the offender moves.\nTHE SB 468 PETITION\nAn offender seeking relief under SB 468 must file a petition for relief in the Superior Court where the most recent predicate conviction occurred, except if the most recent predicate conviction occurred in another state or jurisdiction, the petition shall be filed in the county where the petitioner resides. A petition for relief starts a civil proceeding before the court. A petitioner must pay the required filing fee. As with all civil actions the petitioner is responsible for the payment of his or her own attorney fees. The court will not appoint counsel.\nThe petition must specify the following information:\nPetitioner\u2019s name\nInformation about each conviction requiring registration, including the nature of the offense\nJurisdiction and court of conviction\nEach petition must be accompanied by the following:\nCertified copy of the petitioner\u2019s criminal record from each jurisdiction where required to register\nA risk assessment prepared by a qualified psychiatrist or psychologist at the offender's expense, which indicates that the petitioner is not a danger to the public and no longer poses a risk sufficient to justify continued registration.\nTHE SB 468 PROCESS\nRelief from registration is not a foregone conclusion even if the petitioner has provided all of the information required by the law. The court must hold a hearing and allow input from the state and victims. Before granting any petition for relief the Superior Court is required to:\nHold a hearing on the Petition\nProvide notice of the hearing at least 60 days prior to the hearing to the county attorney, the department of safety sex offender unit, and the department of corrections.\nThe county attorney shall use reasonable efforts to notify the victim or victim\u2019s family.\nAt the hearing on the petition for relief the Court must:\nAllow the victim to appear either personally or in writing to express his or her views concerning the offense, the person responsible, and the need for maintaining the registration requirement.\nConsider the statements of the victim when making a decision regarding the petition.\nWILL MY SB 468 PETITION BE GRANTED?\nThere is no guarantee that the court will grant a petition even if the petitioner has provided all of the information required by the law and has been of good behavior. The ultimate determination that the court must make is whether the petitioner is no longer a danger to the public and no longer poses a risk that justifies continued registration. The Court may grant the Petition for relief if:\nThe offender has not been convicted of any subsequent offense requiring registration.\nThe petitioner has successfully completed any period of supervised release, probation, or parole,\nThe petitioner has successfully completed an appropriate sex offender treatment program as determined by the court\nThe petitioner has demonstrated that he or she is no longer a danger to the public and no longer poses a risk sufficient to justify continued registration\nIf the Court denies the petition for relief the petitioner may not file another petition for 5 years.\nWhat If I Was Convicted After January 1, 1993?\nThe amendments contained in SB 468 apply to any Tier 2 or Tier 3 offenders who were convicted \u201cprior to the establishment of the sex offender registry.\u201d The legislative history suggests that the Legislature was referring to legislation establishing the registry in 1992. See 2016 House Calendar 24, p. 7. However, the statute governing the sex offender registry was repealed in 1996 and a new statute was enacted. Following that the statute has been substantially amended over time. A good history of the amendments to the statute is contained in the John Doe Case. Persons who were convicted after January 1, 1993, should not shy away from filing a petition and seeking relief similar to that which the Court provided to John Doe.\nDo I Need A Lawyer To Seek Relief?\nAs with any civil action you are not required to hire a lawyer to seek relief under the amendments contained in SB 468. However, it is highly advisable that you hire a lawyer. In hiring a lawyer you should seek out someone who is experience with sex offense cases and with the New Hampshire Sex Offender Registry.\nThe criminal defense lawyers at Brennan Lenehan are highly skilled and experienced in these areas of the law.\nOur Criminal Defense Team Can Help You Achieve Relief from the Requirements of Retroactive Sex Offender Registration\nMike Iacopino, senior partner at Brennan Lenehan, has more than 30 years of criminal defense experience. He has represented hundreds of individuals charged with sex crimes. He serves as the Co-Chair of the Sex Offender Policy Committee for the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers. He has testified before the New Hampshire Legislature about sex offender policy and other criminal justice issues on numerous occasions. He has spoken at national conferences about the collateral consequences of sex offense convictions. He has been recognized as a thought leader in the field.\nMike\u2019s partner Jaye Rancourt is also highly skilled and extremely experienced in the defense of sex crimes and related sex offender policy issues. Jaye is known as a tireless advocate for her clients. Her dogged determination on behalf of her clients was most recently demonstrated by her efforts to overturn the conviction of Owen Labrie in the Superior and Supreme Courts.\nIf you are required to register as a sex offender in New Hampshire and wish to be relieved from that obligation under SB 468 or the John Doe Case you should call Brennan Lenehan at (603) 734-5461 and speak with Mike or Jaye.",
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        "raw_content": "Soviet diplomat\nAlternative Titles: Maksim Maksimovich Litvinov, Meir Henoch Mojszewicz Wallach-Finkelstein\nMaksim Litvinov, in full Maksim Maksimovich Litvinov, original name Meir Henoch Mojszewicz Wallach-Finkelstein, (born July 17 [July 5, Old Style], 1876, Bia\u0142ystok, Poland\u2014died December 31, 1951, Moscow, Russia, U.S.S.R.), Soviet diplomat and commissar of foreign affairs (1930\u201339) who was a prominent advocate of world disarmament and of collective security with the Western powers against Nazi Germany before World War II. He also served as ambassador to the United States (1941\u201343).\nHaving been influenced by Marxism while serving in the Imperial Russian Army, Litvinov joined the Russian Social-Democratic Workers\u2019 Party in 1898. He was arrested for his revolutionary activity in 1901 but escaped and fled to Great Britain (1902). Aligned with the Bolshevik faction after 1903, Litvinov was involved in party activities throughout Europe.\nWith the Bolshevik seizure of power in Russia (October 1917), Litvinov was appointed diplomatic representative in London. Arrested in October 1918 for engaging in propaganda activities, he was released the following January in exchange for Robert Bruce Lockhart, the British journalist who led a special mission to the Soviet Union in 1918. Litvinov then returned to Russia and joined the Commissariat for Foreign Affairs. He achieved prominence when he led the Soviet delegation to the preparatory commission for the League of Nations\u2019 World Disarmament Conference (1927\u201330) and proposed sweeping disarmament programs. Having become commissar for foreign affairs (July 21, 1930), he was the principal Soviet delegate to the World Disarmament Conference held at Geneva in 1932. He also led the Soviet delegation to the World Economic Conference in London (1933) and conducted negotiations for establishing diplomatic relations between the Soviet Union and the United States (1934).\nWhen the power of Nazi Germany became a threat, Litvinov urged the League of Nations to make plans for collective resistance against Germany (1934\u201338) and negotiated anti-German treaties with France (signed May 2, 1935) and Czechoslovakia (signed May 16, 1935). The Western democracies\u2019 appeasement of Germany eventually prompted the Soviet leaders to change their policy and dismiss Litvinov, who was Jewish and closely identified with the anti-German position (May 3, 1939), before concluding the German-Soviet Treaty of Nonaggression (August 1939). Litvinov returned to active duty in 1941 after the Germans invaded the Soviet Union. He served first as ambassador to the United States (November 1941\u2013August 1943), then as deputy commissar for foreign affairs. He retired in August 1946.\n>Maksim Litvinov, who was Jewish and an advocate of collective security, and replaced him with Vyacheslav Mikhaylovich Molotov, who soon began negotiations with the Nazi foreign minister, Joachim von Ribbentrop. The Soviets also kept negotiating with Britain and France, but in the end Stalin chose\u2026\nMore About Maksim Litvinov\nGerman-Soviet Nonaggression Pact controversy\nIn German-Soviet Nonaggression Pact\nforeign minister, Soviet Union (1930-1939)\nAndrey Andreyevich Gromyko",
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        "raw_content": "I am so proud to be part of the Integrated Health team at Bronson LakeView Family Care \u2013 Mattawan. It\u2019s a great feeling when you and your teammates can treat the whole patient, including their mental, physical and emotional well-being. When I know I have a group of people behind me to support a patient, I know they are getting the best care.\nFind a Behavioral Health Doctor\nLearn More About Behavioral Health Services\nREAD OTHER Behavioral Health STORIES",
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        "raw_content": "How economics could solve the refugee crisis\nSeries: Rights and responsibilities: Solutions to the Syrian refugee crisis\nDany Bahar Thursday, June 16, 2016\nIs there an economically grounded solution, with clear benefits for host countries, displaced people, and their home countries, to the current refugee crisis? Consistently growing since 2012 and fueled by the civil war in Syria, the worldwide count of refugees according to United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees has reached 15 million people. And on June 13, the United Nations announced that they will attempt to resettle a record 170,000 refugees next year. This presents a daunting challenge, but there are hopeful solutions to be gleaned from past crises and current economic models.\nFigure 1 shows the evolution of the number of refugees in the world since 1990, both in absolute numbers and in terms of world population. Indeed, the number of refugees per million people has grown from 1,300 in 2005 to about 2,000 as of mid-2015. However, by looking at the numbers from the early 1990s, and comparing it to today\u2019s figures, we are still at well below the 1990 figure of about 3,200 refugees per million people, which were absorbed by countries around the world in the 10 to 15 years that followed. That is, if coordinated appropriately, the efforts to provide solutions to the current crisis are feasible.\nFigure 1: Total refugees in the world per million people\nNaturally, coordinating a solution to the crisis is an extremely complex task for all countries involved. Economists Jes\u00fas Fernandez-Huertas Moragas from Universidad Aut\u00f3noma de Madrid and Hillel Rapoport from the Paris School of Economics have put forward, through extensive research, a practical method to deal with the crisis called the Tradable Refugee-Admission Quota System (TRAQS).\nTRAQS builds on well-established models in the economics field of mechanism design, in particular the contributions of Nobel Laureate Alvin Roth and co-authors, which have researched ways to improve outcomes by implementing mechanisms to \u201cmatch\u201d supply and demand in several markets with imperfect information, such as school choice or kidney transplants.\nIn this way, TRAQS suggests implementing tradable quotas for refugees in three steps.\nFirst, each country in the world is assigned a quota based on agreed-on parameters such as their size, income, unemployment rate, and the number of asylum seeker applications in the country during the previous years.\nSecond, countries are able to trade such quotas, based on their willingness to adopt refugees or, alternatively, to finance other countries to do so. As the authors explain:\n\u201cThere are two ways through which countries can contribute to the public good of the \u2018international protection of refugees\u2019: through visas, or through money. The market for admissions will allocate refugees so that the marginal cost of hosting them is equalized across destinations. The solution is efficient in that it minimizes the total cost (or, for a given total cost, allows for the accommodation of more refugees).\u201d\nThe price at which these quotas are traded will be defined by the market itself.\nThe third and final step deals with refugees\u2019 destination preferences. TRAQS has a matching mechanism that uses refugee\u2019s ranking of participating countries to find preferred destination for each candidate. Candidate refugees are then sorted in a random order by a central commission, and they are gradually granted their first choice until the established and traded quotas of that country are reached. Candidates, for which their first choice has been filled up, would be granted their second choice; and the process iterates until all refugees are provided asylum. It\u2019s noteworthy that TRAQS not only deals with the willingness of countries to accept refugees, but also with the own refugees\u2019 location preference, using market forces to assure efficiency, incentive compatibility, and fairness.\nFurther, the method does not only provide a short-term solution to the urgent refugee crisis, but it also can be an important development tool for the refugees\u2019 countries of origin in the longer term. Emigrants are believed to play an important role in the development of their home countries (which are, for the most part, developing nations). In the short term, remittances can play a crucial role in contributing to macroeconomic stability of the refugees\u2019 home countries. In the long term, migrants could be a key role in establishing trade and investment networks and in transferring technology and knowhow that translates into innovation, productivity, and growth.\nEvery crisis brings an opportunity. A coordinated effort to solve the current crisis will not only directly impact the present and future of the refugees and their families, but also potentially the development of their nations in the long term.",
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        "raw_content": "The looming end of the INF Treaty\nSteven Pifer Friday, December 8, 2017\nThe Intermediate-range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty marks its 30th anniversary on December 8. That could be one of its last, argues Steven Pifer. This piece originally appeared on The National Interest.\nThe Intermediate-range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty marks its 30th anniversary on December 8. That could be one of its last. Russia has violated the treaty by deploying a prohibited ground-launched cruise missile. Congress has set the Department of Defense on a course to follow suit. Meanwhile, the silence of U.S. allies in Europe and Asia abets the agreement\u2019s demise.\nThe end of the INF Treaty will make the world less safe. Can the Trump administration and U.S. allies preserve it?\nRonald Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev signed the INF Treaty in 1987. The accord banned U.S. and Soviet ground-launched ballistic and cruise missiles with ranges between 500 and 5,500 kilometers (300 and 3,300 miles). It resulted in the destruction of some 2,700 missiles and their launchers.\nThe treaty is now in danger. The Russian military has tested and deployed a ground-launched cruise missile of intermediate range. That violates the treaty\u2019s prohibitions on producing, flight-testing and possessing intermediate-range ground-launched missiles.\nMoscow claims the United States has violated the treaty in three ways. Two of the charges appear baseless, but the third may have substance, though it is not as serious as the Russian violation. The launchers for U.S. SM-3 missile interceptors in Romania (and soon in Poland) are very similar to launchers on U.S. Navy warships, which can launch cruise missiles as well as SM-3 interceptors. The Russians thus claim that the launchers in Romania could hold ground-launched cruise missiles, in violation of the treaty.\nThe Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty: Does it have a future?\nThe Obama administration sought to bring Russia back into compliance, without success. The Trump administration thus far has acted cautiously while it conducts a policy review. Testifying to Congress in September, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Dunford said, \u201cWe must continue to engage Russia, both directly and together with our allies, to encourage them to return to full and verifiable compliance.\u201d The administration is preparing to take steps that would give Moscow \u201cconcrete reasons\u201d to come back into compliance.\nRepublicans on Capitol Hill have long expressed concern about Russia\u2019s violation and have placed language in the National Defense Authorization Act calling on the Pentagon to establish a program of record to develop its own intermediate-range ground-launched cruise missile. While development does not violate the treaty per se, any flight-test would, as Moscow will almost certainly point out.\nAs the treaty\u2019s situation has become more precarious, the governments of U.S. allies in Europe and Asia remain silent. No allied leader has publicly challenged Vladimir Putin on the Russian violation, and there are no indications that any have raised it with the Kremlin in private. That is odd, as the Russian missile is designed to target Europe and Asia, not the United States.\nThe silence of allied leaders sends a damaging message to Moscow. It suggests that they do not care much that Russia violates what they regard as an important arms control agreement. Moreover, if allies do not speak out against the Russian missile, do they expect administration insiders to argue against proceeding with the U.S. missile mandated by Congress?\nThe Eagle and the Trident\nThe treaty\u2019s looming demise will make European and Asian security less stable and less predictable.\nWashington thus should try one more push to maintain the agreement and seek to influence Moscow to return to compliance. Pursuing a U.S. intermediate-range ground-launched cruise missile, however, makes little sense. It would cost billions of dollars and take years to field. Moreover, neither NATO nor U.S. allies in Asia would likely agree to deploy it on their territory.\nWashington should instead consult with NATO and then deploy already-existing Joint Air-to-Surface Standoff Missiles to Europe and increase the tempo of operations by U.S. warships carrying sea-launched cruise missiles in northern European waters. These actions would give the Kremlin a military incentive to reconsider its course.\nIn parallel, Washington should press allies to put Russia\u2019s treaty violation at the top of their agendas when engaging the Kremlin\u2019s leadership. Mr. Putin needs to hear that this will be a new problem for Russia\u2019s relations with Europe, Japan and South Korea. (The State Department should as well share information on the violation with China, which likely is also a target of the Russian missile.)\nFinally, in the event that Russia responds seriously to U.S. concerns about the Russian violation, the Pentagon should address Moscow\u2019s concerns about the possibility that land-based SM-3 missile interceptor launchers might hold cruise missiles. That could be done without too much difficulty.\nThese steps might not suffice to save the treaty. Unfortunately, the Kremlin looks like it has made up its mind to bust out of the agreement\u2019s limits regardless. But one last push is worth the effort. Otherwise, the West should reconcile itself to the treaty\u2019s end\u2014and a less secure world.",
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        "raw_content": "State Parks Lodges\n6/4/2005 \u2014 By James T. Yenckel\nIn stunning natural areas of the United States, they provide resort-like rooms with a view at a surprisingly low price\nSometimes you find travel's biggest bargains all but hidden right under your nose. I did when I belatedly discovered a few years ago that I could vacation cheaply in cozy cabins and lodges in several state parks not far from my home. Now I'm convinced they are America's best budget-priced rooms with a view. Since then, I've checked into park lodges in West Virginia, Kentucky, South Dakota, and Alabama, among others. But even I was surprised to learn that more than half the states-my unofficial count is 32-maintain similar accommodations for locals and visitors alike.\nI've always been a big fan of the country's famed national park lodges, such as Old Faithful Lodge at Yellowstone and Bright Angel Lodge at the Grand Canyon. But there aren't very many of them, and most are located in the West. For many of us, state park lodges and cabins are closer to home. Not only are they convenient-one reason I rank them as \"best\"-they occupy some of the prettiest places in the state.\nI live not far from ruggedly beautiful West Virginia, home to nine parks with inviting, well-maintained lodges. Five of the parks, boasting 18-hole golf courses, qualify as \"resorts.\" Nineteen parks offer cabins that can house entire families.\nWhen I want to get away, I head for the 54-room Lodge at Blackwater Falls State Park. Its guest amenities-including a good restaurant-rival those of a national park lodge, and the views are almost as spectacular. Wrapped in dense woods, it clings to the edge of the deep canyon of the Blackwater River. In the summer, I go to hike, horseback ride, and swim in the nearby lake. In winter, I ski cross-country trails or soak in the heated indoor pool. The easy tab: just $80 a night for two in peak season.\nNeighboring Virginia maintains an impressive collection of state park cabins. My favorite park, because it seems so remote and wild, is 4,493-acre Douthat State Park set deep in the Allegheny Mountains. Outdoorsy families come here to fish, hike, canoe, and swim, staying in 32 fully equipped cabins tucked into shady woods. The easy tab: $76 a night for two or $455 for a week.\nState information offices can provide details on reserving park lodge rooms and cabins. To get you on your way, here are ten states offering some of the best park accommodations. (Listed are beginning rates for two people during the summer. Weekends may be slightly higher.)\nMountain Fun I'm a hiker, so Blackwater Falls State Park (54 lodge rooms, $80)-one of nine parks in West Virginia with lodges-keeps me returning. Mountain biking on old forest-service roads is also a big deal here. Elsewhere, check into Canaan Valley Resort State Park (250 rooms, $89) for golf. Greens fees are just $35 per person for 18 holes. Stonewall Resort (198 rooms, $109), located in Stonewall Jackson Lake State Park, the state's newest, features a full-service spa. Raft the New River from Pipestem Resort State Park (142 rooms, $77). Nineteen parks offer cabins. Info: 800/225-5982, wvstateparks.com.\nHistorical Gems Like West Virginia, Alabama operates what it calls six \"resort\" state parks. Most have swimming pools; four boast 18-hole golf courses. When I visited, historical sightseeing was on my agenda. Near Lakepoint Resort State Park (101 rooms, $60), I sought out Tuskegee Institute National Historical Site, where in 1881 Booker T. Washington founded a school for rural African-Americans. I also toured Russell Cave National Monument, an archaeological site north of Lake Guntersville State Park (100 rooms, $62) where Native Americans camped more than 10,000 years ago. Eleven parks offer cabins. Info: 800/252-7275, dcnr.state.al.us.\nOn the Lake Idyllic is an overused word, but it's the one that best describes three Virginia state parks where you can rent a cabin by a lake. Douthat (32 cabins, $76), as I said above, is my favorite. But two oddly named parks aren't far behind. Fairy Stone State Park (24 cabins, $68) is named for the little cross-shaped stones found in profusion there. High, forested hills ring Fairy Stone Lake like the protective walls of a castle. Hungry Mother State Park (20 cabins, $89), draped at the foot of mountain ridges, recalls a tragic legend of pioneer hardship. Ten parks offer cabins. Info: 800/933-7275, dcr.state.va.us.\nWild Water I was introduced to Kentucky's park lodges at Cumberland Falls State Resort Park's DuPont Lodge (52 rooms, $74), where-just steps from the lodge-you can splash down the Cumberland River for five miles on a wild water raft ($55). 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        "raw_content": "Home \u00bb Articles \u00bb GraftersLIVE showcases Northern Powerhouse Over 44176 entries\nGraftersLIVE opens the doors to a what\u2019s being called a \u2018new concept in trade shows\u2019 in Manchester\nAutumn brings with it a feeling of anticipation. People return refreshed from holidays, the new term starts, and Manchester opens its doors to an exciting new concept in trade shows. \u201cNot another trade show\u201d I hear you say! And you would be correct, it\u2019s not just another trade show. GraftersLIVE is the only B2B Construction and Property exhibition to celebrate upcoming projects, in a region that is living up to its name as the Northern Powerhouse.\nWith interviews throughout the day hosted by renowned BBC Radio Five Live Breakfast Show presenter Rachel Burden, this is an opportunity to hear first hand from some of the north west\u2019s biggest property developers and main contractors about plans for the region.\nSome of the speakers on the main stage offering their unique view on the opportunities for growth will include Alex Russell, group managing director of Property Alliance Group; Gary Jackson, Founder and CEO of De Trafford Estates; Giles Beswick, director of Select Property; Nathan Priestley, CEO of Priestly Group; Guy Horne, co-founder and MD of HS Property Group; and Yousef Mousavi, design director of Altin Homes.\nTwo seminar theatres will be providing a wealth of CPD, seminar and practical workshop material on topics as wide ranging as \u2018Facades and Fire Safety\u2019 delivered by trade association Engineered Panels in Construction (EPIC), to \u2018Building Your Brand in the Built Environment\u2019 from construction PR specialists Smith Goodfellow.\nThe exhibition space itself is following an unusual format. Inspired by effective networking groups, stands are only open to one of each kind of manufacturer or provider, ensuring a wide range of the finest products and services the North West can offer will be on show for delegates. To add further value, a unique networking opportunity is available for those quick off the mark to register. Based on the long established and popular Grafters networking lunch events, this format facilitates meeting the people you want to do business with, in a structured but relaxed and informal way. Places are limited, so book early. The man behind the concept is Paul Kilroe, an entrepreneur who understands that good business is all about relationships, and who has his roots set firmly in construction history as the son of respected head of the Kilroe Construction Group, Tim Kilroe. Organiser of highly successful Awards events The Grafters, Talk of Manchester (the TOMs), and the Eat, Drink and Sleep Awards, as well as carefully targeted networking groups, including Grafters for construction professionals and the exclusive Boardroom for business owners, Paul believes that this show is like no other.\n\u201cManchester is the fastest growing city in the north. Where else can you get to celebrate not only the incredible projects that are springing up all over the north west, but also such a strong pipeline of future work? Where else but in the heartland of the industrial revolution should you experience the innovation, drive and passion of the manufacturers, developers, contractors and architects who are helping to deliver that pipeline? Too many shows simply aim to fill stands, without considering how to provide a valuable experience for the people they want to attract through the doors. We are about helping people to connect and to find what they are looking for, whether it\u2019s CPD points, a local supplier, or an answer to a problem. GraftersLIVE is a platform where people can come together to learn about what is going on, to share knowledge and success, and do business with each other.\u201d The exhibition is free to attend and promises to be the largest gathering yet of the region\u2019s property development industry.\nFor more information about the event and to find out how you can attend, please visit: www.graftersLIVE.co.uk\nLocated in the fastest growing city in the North, GraftersLIVE is the only trade show that celebrates upcoming build projects and how they filter down [...]",
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        "raw_content": "Artists, Writers Call for 'Coexistence' around the World; Jerusalem Museum Curator Raphie Etgar to open International Outdoor Exhibition on the Mall\nWASHINGTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sept. 20, 2004--In response to the violence in the Middle East, conflicts around the world, and increasing divisiveness over diversity, a powerful exhibit on tolerance from the socially- and politically-renown Museum on the Seam in Jerusalem is coming to Washington, D.C. in September. \"Coexistence,\" a giant international traveling outdoor art exhibition will be on display at the Capital Reflecting Pool at the end of the Mall on Third Street from September 22 to October 4, 2004.\nThe exhibition, sponsored by two of Allianz AG's largest subsidiaries - Allianz Life and Fireman's Fund, is made up of approximately 50 large-scale artworks measuring 9 x 15 feet. Each artwork is accompanied by text panels with quotes by philosophers and thought leaders about living side-by-side in a global village. \"We are bringing the message of coexistence, and a rejection of violence to leaders and citizens alike,\" said Raphie Etgar, initiator and curator of the Museum on the Seam.\nAllianz Life CEO Mark Zesbaugh said the Coexistence message ties in with his company's core values. \"We recognize that it has never been more important to celebrate diversity, acceptance and tolerance. It's what we stand for, and it only made sense - both professionally and personally - to step up and support this amazing exhibit and cause.\"\nCoexistence began its journey in Jerusalem in July 2001 and has since been mounted in cities across Europe, the U.S. and South Africa. It continues to make its way across the globe by invitation to the Far East and as far away as Australia and New Zealand.\nThe Museum on the Seam in Jerusalem, established through the support of the von Holtzbrinck family of Germany, turned to artists from around the world to join with their message of coexistence and criticism of intolerance. \"Through their participation in the exhibition, the artists were told they would reach millions of people to challenge them to think differently about themselves and their communities,\" Etgar said. \"While politics is in a constant search of finding solutions, art and the written word may have found the answers.\"\n\"In the spirit of immigration and cultural exchange, and in the reality of nations undergoing metamorphoses and redefinition of themselves,\" he continued, \"the exhibition guides us to open ourselves to difference and the 'other' in our midst in order to ensure a better, more comfortable and more calm world for future generations to inherit.\"\nEtgar explained that the exhibition sends a visual message of understanding and compassion. \"It is intended to awaken people in all places to think about how each one of us can in his or her own way make a small step toward the unfamiliar and the different.\"\nThe current U.S. tour of the exhibition will end in New York City's Bryant Park in May 2005. The exhibition will then travel to Paris, London and other cities in Europe. In 2007, it will return for a second tour in the U.S.\nFor more information, go to www.coexistence.art.museum or info@coexistence.art.museum.\nAbout Allianz Life Insurance Company of North America\nAllianz Life is a leading provider of fixed and variable annuities and life policies, long term care products, as well as a major provider of health excess of loss services, in the U.S. Allianz Life is one of the primary companies of the Allianz Group - the third largest public financial company in the world (Wall Street Journal, September 21, 2003). Allianz Group is represented with 700 subsidiaries in over 70 countries around the globe, and employs 180,000 people worldwide. Founded in 1896, Allianz Life is based in Minneapolis, Minnesota.\nAbout the Fireman's Fund Insurance Company\nFireman's Fund is a premier property and casualty insurance company providing personal, commercial, marine, excess and surplus lines and agribusiness insurance products nationwide. Rated \"A+\" in claims paying ability by Standard and Poor's, Fireman's Fund in 2003 had gross premiums written of $4.5 billion.\nEditorial Note: The Coexistence exhibition will be erected September 15 - 17, On the National Mall at Third Street and Jefferson Drive. Raphie Etgar will be available during this time, as well as on September 22.\nCompany of North America, Minneapolis\nJody Hilgers, 763-765-6046 or 612-310-5218\njody_hilgers@allianzlife.com",
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        "raw_content": "The Christian faith and the modern age\nHow has Christianity helped the development of the modern age?\n\"There is not a land beneath the sun where there is an open Bible and a preached gospel, where a tyrant long can hold his place,\" preached Charles Spurgeon... \"Let the Bible be opened to be read by all men and no tyrant can long rule in peace. England owes her freedom to the Bible.\"\nThe word democracy was coined in ancient Greece; Athenian democracy was a classical democratic system developed in the Greek city-state of Athens, but it did not last. In the modern age, the story of the democratic state was founded on the cornerstone of Western Christian civilisation with the belief that if God made all equal, then some are not more equal than others. The development of democracy in England and the U.S. was a slow process of the gradual transition of power from the crown or state to the people.\nThe cornerstone of all freedom in the English speaking world is Magna Carta, the great Charter of freedom, where the rights and freedoms of the barons against the king were made legally binding. The author was a Christian inspired by the Bible. This was not democracy, but it is the foundation of liberty in the free world.\nThe first great people\u2019s uprising was the 1381 peasants\u2019 revolt, with the preacher Rev. John Ball as their leader. He preached from the Bible that all were made equal in the sight of God, and therefore people called for this equality to be recognised by their government.\nDuring the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, two major doctrines were pulling at the heart of believers as they dealt with corrupt governments. One of these doctrines was the Divine Right of the king, who it was taught by the established Churches, was ordained by God. John Calvin and other non-conformist Christians, helped set the scene for another doctrine, where one with the blessing of God and under proper authority can oppose tyranny. This was the beginning of the Theology of Liberty which spread and evolved, leading to John Knox and many others like him, confronting the government with the claims of the people. These Christian leaders and thinkers helped shaped the modern expression of democracy within the mind of the masses.\nIn Britain it was Christian statesman Cromwell and his puritan Christian politicians that helped finally limit the power of the King, setting the scene for the creation of the sub-structure of all modern democracies, which began with the Glorious Revolution and the English Bill of Rights. Also during this era, the first great writers of the English age, called forth for freedom of speech and assembly etc. Finally Christian leaders like William Wilberforce and Gladstone began to speak up for the common man, attempting to give them the right to take their place in a democratic nation.\nAmerican Journalist Horace Greeley wrote: \u2018It is impossible to enslave mentally or socially a Bible-reading people. The principles of the Bible are the groundwork of human freedom.\u2019\nIn the U.S. the first colonists arrived in North America and held their first democratic assembly in a church. As time went on, Americans found more and more religious freedom and as they discovered Christian freedom, they wanted their political freedom too. Preachers began to speak on self-determination as well as spiritual redemption. The Declaration of Independence of July 4 1776, which birthed American democracy, clearly expressed that God made all equal and gives freedom to all men - \u2018We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights.\u2019 In other words, God is the author of liberty, not man.\nNoah Webster wrote, \u2018Our citizens should early understand that the genuine source of correct republican principles is the Bible, particularly the New Testament, or the Christian religion.\u2019 In 1851, Alexis de Tocqueville a French political commentator wrote: \u2018The Americans combine the notions of Christianity and of liberty so intimately in their minds, that it is impossible to make them conceive the one without the other; and with them this conviction does not spring from that barren traditional faith which seems to vegetate in the soul rather than to live.\u2019\nThe story of the influence of Christianity in shaping modern democracy can be found (amongst many other subjects) in the book, \u2018How Christianity Made the Modern World.\u2019 Go Included in the book is the story of the foundations of modern democracy and the story of Christianity\u2019s influence in shaping American democracy.",
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        "raw_content": "Dana-Farber/Harvard Cancer Center\nLaurie H. Glimcher, M.D. , President & CEO\nSpanish Speakers: (617) 632-3673\nAll Other Languages: (617) 632-6366\n(1-866-408-DFCI)\nFounded in 1997, Dana-Farber/Harvard Cancer Center (DF/HCC) is a cancer research consortium that integrates and builds on the collective talent and resources of five principal Harvard-affiliated hospitals and two Harvard health science schools. It is the successor organization to the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute Comprehensive Cancer Center, which was first designated as an NCI cancer center in 1973.\nThe seven institutional members that comprise the DF/HCC consortium are: Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Boston Children\u2019s Hospital, Brigham and Women\u2019s Hospital, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Harvard Medical School, Harvard School of Public Health, and Massachusetts General Hospital. The member institutions combine their scientific strengths to accelerate research findings from the laboratory, clinical research trials, and studies of populations, enhancing patient care and the understanding of underlying causes of cancer.\nDF/HCC brings together more than 1,000 faculty members, whose collective cancer-relevant research support exceeds $600 million, from the participating institutions through multidisciplinary, inter-institutional programs that stimulate collaboration and discovery. The Center supports 18 established disease-and discipline-based research programs. Sixteen shared resources provide specialized services that enable investigators to conduct innovative cancer research.\nThe Center\u2019s large clinical research program takes a unified approach to approving, activating, monitoring, and supporting the cancer-related clinical trials conducted at member institutions. DF/HCC has a unified Institutional Review Board (IRB), protocol review and monitoring system, data and safety monitoring process, contracting and budgeting, education and training, and informatics.\nThrough its extensive research activities, DF/HCC is committed to maximizing the impact of its research on all cancer patients through improved prevention, diagnosis, and treatment, with a particular emphasis on eliminating disparities in minority and medically underserved populations.\nA cornerstone of the work to accomplish this mission is the Initiative to Eliminate Cancer Disparities (IECD). This strategic project addresses inequalities in cancer across population groups and focuses on five areas: increasing research on cancer disparities, engaging diverse communities in improving cancer prevention and treatment, increasing the number of minorities in the biomedical workforce through training outreach programs, enhancing faculty diversity, and fostering culturally sensitive care.\n* This profile was provided by the Dana-Farber/Harvard Cancer Center.",
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        "raw_content": "Trump isn\u2019t learning from his apprenticeship\nTrump is a raw apprentice: Most recent presidents have had experience in government at some level.\nAs president of his companies, he did not have to report to anyone - unlike former senators and governors, who know how government works. They know it is wise to listen to their advisers and to expect loyalty not to them, but to the entity they pledged to support.\nTrump does not seem to know that as head of the executive branch his powers are limited. He doesn\u2019t appear to be listening to the advisers he appointed, but seeks loyalty from them against the loyalty they pledged to our country.\nOur president talks about the possibility of declaring a national emergency and taking the funds appropriated for another purpose to build a wall. The emergency is that he is taking us where we have no allies, and he is acting as our adversary, Putin, would want.\nAnother example of how he doesn\u2019t listen: After intelligence agencies told him that Russia, at Putin\u2019s direction, interfered in the 2016 election, he said he could not understand why Russia would have interfered. After all, Putin had told him that Russia had not interfered. So he listened to Putin.\nJohn B. Kent",
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        "raw_content": "\u2018Supermoon\u2019 shines on Sunday\nBy XINHUA,\nPerigee moon rises over Mt Eden in New Zealand's largest city of Auckland/XINHUA\nTIANJIN, May 7 \u2013 A \u201csupermoon\u201d appeared in the sky on Sunday, when the natural satellite of Earth was at its biggest and brightest this year.\nIn many places of China, the public enjoyed seeing a much bigger and brighter moon than usual.\nThe moon\u2019s distance from Earth varies between approximately 350,000 km and 400,000 km due to its oval orbit, meaning it appears to be various sizes when seen from our planet.\nAt 11:35am Sunday (Beijing Time), the moon was the brightest in this year as it \u201cdirectly faced\u201d the sun and reflected all sunlight to Earth.\nAt noon, the moon was the biggest this year as it arrived at its perigee, or the closest point to Earth in its orbit, explained Zhao Zhiheng, a member of the Tianjin Astronomy Society.\nAs it appeared in Beijing\u2019s daytime, residents of the Chinese capital needed a telescope or other astronomic viewing apparatus to observe the phenomenon.\nThe supermoon tends to have a greater impact on high and low tides, but claims that it is linked to natural disasters like earthquakes or volcanic eruptions have been denied by experts.\n\u201cThe supermoon is neither mysterious nor strange. It is a normal celestial phenomenon and will not affect people\u2019s lives,\u201d Zhao said.\nLast year\u2019s supermoon appeared on March 19, when it was the biggest and brightest in 18 years.\nThe supermoon will shine again on June 23 next year.\nXINHUA Xinhua News Agency, founded on November 7, 1931, is China\u2019s national news agency as well as a global news and information network. Xinhua has set up a global news and information gathering network, with headquarters in Beijing, 33 domestic bureaus in provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities plus the special administrative regions of Hong Kong and Macao, as well as 140 bureaus in the rest of the world. Xinhua is yet to set up a bureau in Taiwan, where it has posted resident correspondents. Xinhua provides its worldwide subscribers with news and financial information products in the forms of text, photo, graphics, audio, video, and mobile phone text messages 24 hours a day in eight languages: Chinese, English, French, Russian, Spanish, Arabic, Portuguese and Japanese.\nOther articles from XINHUA\nChina launches two navigation satellites\nChina to launch second space lab in 2016\nChina prepares for first lunar rover landing on the moon\nChina sends two astronauts to space lab: Xinhua\nHuge China explosions leave scores dead, hundreds injured\nChina starts assembling world\u2019s biggest radio telescope",
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        "raw_content": "What a lovely descriptive blog! Enjoyed the quotes and pic very much.\nThanks for dropping by, Elizabeth\nLovely post and pictures. Thanks for sharing :-)\nThanks, Christoph. I'm glad you enjoyed it\nA-ha! I'd never heard the evolution of Rotten Row before now! Seems there was a lot of road-building, traffic creation, and road-building going on... fascinating. Thanks for the post.\nThanks,Margaret. Rotten Row does seem to have regained favour. In his Hand-Book of London, 1850, Peter Cunningham descries it as \u2018A road-way for saddle horses only, on the south side of Hyde Park, between Hyde Park corner and Kensington, which in the months of May, June, and part of July, between the hours of five and seven, is crowded with hundreds of equestrians, and ladies in great numbers, adding brilliancy to the scene.\u2019",
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        "raw_content": "Statement on U.S. Withdrawal from the Paris Climate Treaty\nIn response to the U.S. withdrawing from the Paris climate treaty, I\u2019ve issued the following statement:\nThe Paris climate treaty is climatically insignificant. EPA\u2019s own models show it would only lower global warming by an inconsequential two-tenths of a degree Celsius by 2100. The cost to the U.S.\u2014in the form of required payments of $100 billion per year from the developed to the developing world\u2014is too great for the inconsequential results. These very real expenses will consume money that could be used by the private sector to fund innovative new technologies that are economically sound and can power our society with little pollution.\nBecause of our private investments in technological innovation, America leads the world in reducing carbon dioxide emissions from power plants. We did that without Paris, and we will continue our exemplary leadership without it.\nWhile Paris will be with us for the near future as the process of withdrawing transpires, this is a step in the right direction. If you\u2019d like to read more on the science behind Paris, take a look at this recent piece I wrote for The Hill, called \u201cThe Scientific Argument against the Paris Climate Agreement.\u201d\nThe Luckiest Crop in History\nRecently, the New York Times ran an opinion piece by Gregg Easterbrook, which draws attention to the disconnect between the gloomy public on the one hand and the real state of America on the other hand. The prevailing mood in the United States is one of pessimism. For prominent politicians on both sides of the aisle, to use Easterbrook\u2019s words, \u201cthe impending apocalypse has been issue number one.\u201d Yet in almost every measurable way, this is the best time in history to be alive. The evidence goes on and on [links added]:\nPollution, discrimination, crime and most diseases are in an extended decline; living standards, longevity and education levels continue to rise \u2026 A century ago, most Americans worked in agriculture: Today hardly any do, and we\u2019re all better off, including farmers. That manual labor, farm or factory, has given way to 60 percent of Americans employed in white-collar circumstances \u2026 In 1990, 37 percent of humanity lived in what the World Bank defines as extreme poverty; today it\u2019s 10 percent.\nWhere did all this progress come from? Easterbrook rightly credits, \u201cinterconnected global economics.\u201d Through an intricate symphony of competition and exchange, humanity has driven technology forward and achieved heights of prosperity that would be unimaginable to our ancestors.\nUnfortunately, Easterbrook also gives credit to top-down government planning where none is due. He cites the Affordable Care Act as an example of a successful reform, but rising life expectancy and improved health outcomes are long-term trends that both predate Obamacare and extend far beyond U.S. borders. It is far too soon to attribute any part of those trends to that highly problematic policy.\nEasterbrook even claims that, \u201cIn almost every case, reform has made America a better place, with fewer unintended consequences and lower transaction costs than expected. This is the strongest argument for the next round of reforms.\u201d That is a sweeping overgeneralization, as it obviously hinges on the specific nature of reforms. Plenty of reforms throughout American history are now universally recognized as horrible mistakes \u2013 just look at alcohol prohibition.\nDespite some confusion about the drivers of progress, Easterbrook\u2019s opinion piece is a refreshing reminder of the incredible progress humanity has made and well worth a read. It ends with this heartening quote that the data backs up:\nRecently Warren Buffett said that because of the \u201cnegative drumbeat\u201d of politics, \u201cmany Americans now believe their children will not live as well as they themselves do. That view is dead wrong: The babies being born in America today are the luckiest crop in history.\u201d\nOil Prices Too Low?\nRemember peak oil? Remember when oil prices were $140 a barrel and Goldman Sachs predicted they would soon reach $200? Now, the latest news is that oil prices have gone up all the way to $34 a barrel. Last fall, Goldman Sachs predicted prices would fall to $20 a barrel, which other analysts argued was \u201cno better than its prior predictions,\u201d but in fact they came a lot closer to that than to $200.\nLow oil prices generate huge economic benefits. Low prices mean increased mobility, which means increased economic productivity. The end result, says Bank of America analyst Francisco Blanch, is \u201cone of the largest transfers of wealth in human history\u201d as $3 trillion remain in consumers\u2019 pockets rather than going to the oil companies. I wouldn\u2019t call this a \u201cwealth transfer\u201d so much as a reduction in income inequality, but either way, it is a good thing.\nNaturally, some people hate the idea of increased mobility from lower fuel prices. \u201cCheap gas raises fears of urban sprawl,\u201d warns NPR. Since \u201curban sprawl\u201d is a made-up problem, I\u2019d have to rewrite this as, \u201cCheap gas raises hopes of urban sprawl.\u201d The only real \u201cfear\u201d is on the part of city officials who want everyone to pay taxes to them so they can build stadiums, light-rail lines, and other useless urban monuments.\nA more cogent argument is made by UC Berkeley sustainability professor Maximilian Auffhammer, who argues that \u201cgas is too cheap\u201d because current prices fail to cover all of the external costs of driving. He cites what he calls a \u201cclassic paper\u201d that calculates the external costs of driving to be $2.28 per gallon. If that were true, then one approach would be to tax gasoline $2.28 a gallon and use the revenues to pay those external costs.\nThe only problem is that most of the so-called external costs aren\u2019t external at all but are paid by highway users. The largest share of calculated costs, estimated at $1.05 a gallon, is the cost of congestion. This is really a cost of bad planning, not gasoline. Either way, the cost is almost entirely paid by people in traffic consuming that gasoline.\nWhy Are Environmental Policy Conflicts So Intractable?\nOn Earth Day the op-ed pages remind me of \u201cGroundhog Day.\u201d Environmentalists argue we need stricter environmental regulation. Business interests argue such regulations reduce economic growth and cost the economy jobs. Each also invokes \u201csound science\u201d as an adjudicator of the conflict. Environmentalists invoke \u201cscience\u201d in the case of CO2 emissions and effects while business interests invoke \u201cscience\u201d in the case of traditional pollution emissions. Each year we wake up and the same movie plays out.\nThe scientific validity of people\u2019s preferences plays no role in the market\u2019s delivery of private goods. Markets can and do supply organic lettuce regardless of whether it is really \u201cbetter\u201d for your health. The scientific validity of people\u2019s preferences is irrelevant.\nAir- and water-quality environmental disputes are more challenging to analyze than the supply of organic lettuce for two reasons. First, while property rights exist for lettuce, they often do not exist for air and water. Thus, environmental politics involves continuous struggle over implicit property rights and the wealth effects that flow from such rights. Second, both conventional air and water quality are \u201clocal\u201d public goods (club goods) rather than private goods, thus individual differences in consumption, the primary method of reducing conflict associated with private goods, are not possible. Instead, everyone\u2019s varied preferences for environmental goods can only result in one jointly consumed outcome.\nOne possible impediment to the implementation of market-like solutions to air and water quality is that the initial ownership of property rights to air or water emissions not only has wealth but also efficiency effects. That is those particular property rights (the right to a pristine environment) are so valuable relative to other assets that their initial allocation alters the willingness of people to pay for them and thus affects how much pollution exists. 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Border tax adjustments in this context refers to de facto tariffs that would \u201clevel the playing field\u201d for domestic producers competing with foreign producers not subject to climate change policies of an equivalent rigour, also called \u201cborder carbon adjustments\u201d or variations on that theme.\nWhile Minister Khullar predicts that these sorts of measures will be in place in 2-3 years time, he rejects that the WTO is the forum to deal with environmental issues.\nFurthermore, countries introducing such measures can expect litigation:\nIndia and other developing countries will undoubtedly challenge the true impetus behind the [border carbon adjustment] measures.\n\u201cSuch measures imposing restrictions on imports on the grounds of providing a \u2018level playing field\u2019, or maintaining the \u2018competitiveness\u2019 of the domestic industry, etc are likely to be viewed as mere protectionist measures by the developed world to block the exports of the poorer nations,\u201d [a recent report from an Indian think-tank closely connected with the Indian government] reads. \u201cThis is because there is little empirical evidence that companies relocate to take advantage of lax pollution controls.\u201d\nThe [report] argues that such unilateral trade measures will inevitably lead to tit-for-tat trade retaliation that could spiral into an all-out trade war. 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        "raw_content": "\u200bWhy Walmart's pay raise is backfiring\nUpdated on: August 7, 2015 / 2:45 PM / MoneyWatch\nWhen Walmart (WMT) CEO Doug McMillon told his employees that they'd be receiving a pay hike this year, it was seen as a victory for thousands of the giant retailer's low-paid workers.\nFive months later, that victory is turning into a double-edged one for the company, given that the raise isn't reaching every Walmart store employee equally. Some workers are complaining that new employees are receiving relatively big step-ups in pay, bringing the recent hires' pay close to their own. Others aren't seeing any raise at all, according to Bloomberg News.\n\"It took me four four years to get to $10.80. When minimum wage goes up we don't receive a pay increase unless we are under the minimum,\" one worker wrote in a comment on Walmart's corporate blog. \"Now our 2 newest associates are making $10.75 and my annual raise is going from 40 cents down to 26 cents. Apparently experience does't get rewarded.\"\nWalmart workers getting a raise\nUnder Walmart's pay hike, all current workers are slated to earn at least $9 an hour, or $1.75 higher than the federal minimum wage of $7.25. Next February, wages will rise to at least $10 an hour. New hires are also now starting at $9 an hour and moving to $10 an hour in 2016, which is one reason why more senior employees are feeling burned.\n\"You work someplace for five or 10 years, and you get these raises that are cents per hour -- then the company does this thing they get praised for, but you aren't seeing a benefit from that,\" Mackenzie Barris, a field organizer for Jobs With Justice, a worker rights nonprofit whose campaigns include Change Walmart, told CBS MoneyWatch. \"Of course you'll feel that's not fair.\"\n11 things about Walmart that may surprise you\nOne employee wrote on Walmart's blog that she does \"not appreciate\" receiving the same pay as a new worker. \"What incentive do I get for my experience and knowledge?\" she wrote.\nSome employees told Bloomberg News they believe their hours have been cut and annual raises lowered in order to pay for the higher wages for new workers. The company told the news organization that it's making sure all workers have the chance to step into higher-paying positions.\nWhether Walmart executives should have foreseen the hard feelings caused by its uneven pay raises is debatable. On the one hand, the company had been under pressure from labor activists and policy makers to boost its pay, given that many of its workers are forced to rely on public assistance to make ends meet.\nAs America's largest private employer, more than 1.3 million people work at its stores, meaning that any pay increase will likely have a positive impact on thousands of families and communities.\n\"We had more than 500,000 associates who received two raises this year. Every associate at Walmart at least once a year receives an annual increase -- the 500,000 were people who received an increase on top of that,\" a Walmart spokesman wrote in an email.\nU.S. states, cities raising minimum wage\nWalmart U.S. human resources chief Kristin Oliver told Bloomberg that it understood some employees would feel left out by its wage increase. She added, \"We weren't prepared to go forward with any additional increases but have continued to look at it to see if there is something else we should do for those in the middle.\"\nWorkers are sensitive not only to what they bring home in their paycheck, but also what their co-workers are earning. That's a lesson that was learned by Gravity Payments founder Dan Price, who earlier this year was lauded for his decision to boost pay for all workers -- regardless of experience or skill -- to $70,000. At the time, he told CBS MoneyWatch that one employee had expressed concern that lower-ranking workers would see pay increases, while others would not.\nWhile Price was seen as a fighter for income equality, his pay raises didn't turn out to be as successful as he had imagined they would be, according to The New York Times. Two of his highly valued employees quit, partly because they felt the pay hikes were unfair when more senior staff had received little or no raises.\nLike Gravity Payments, Walmart appears to be hampered by the unintended consequences of its pay move. Still, Jobs With Justice's Barris said that many Walmart employees have felt the company's management doesn't listen or respect them, with the latest snafu just another example of that behavior.\n\"Raising that bottom wage is symbolic, but doesn't respond to the men and women who work that their stores for years and years, feeling they aren't fully respected,\" she said.",
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        "raw_content": "Civil Affairs Official: Authorities To Adopt New Form of Civil Society Supervision\nMinistry of Civil Affairs (MOCA) officials are developing a new \"evaluation system for civil society organizations,\" according to a March 28 speech by Liao Hong, a MOCA official who manages the day-to-day operations of the ministry\u2019s leading group that is developing the system. The MOCA efforts coincide with heightened central government concern about the activities of these organizations. The system is in a preliminary stage of development.\nLiao said that although Chinese civil society organizations have \"made a positive contribution in pressing for economic development and the establishment of a harmonious society,\" some face problems of \"quality.\" These problems include insufficient personnel or funding, for-profit activities that are inconsistent with nonprofit status, and management styles that focus too much on administrative matters and are insufficiently democratic. He asserted that these problems have \"hampered the healthy development of civil society organizations, and affected China's economic and social development.\" Experts at an August 2005 MOCA-sponsored conference on the creation of such an evaluation system noted similar problems, and called for increased supervision of Chinese civil society organizations and the elimination of illegal groups. Liao said that these systems will be incorporated into an amended version of the 1998 Regulations on the Registration and Management of Social Organizations, which he said will be issued soon. He also noted that China currently has 319,000 registered civil society organizations, or 171,000 social organizations, 147,000 nongovernmental, noncommercial enterprises, and 975 foundations.\nLiao said that many details of the evaluation system are currently under evaluation. These details include:\nWho will conduct the evaluations (registration entities, sponsor organizations, or the public).\nHow the evaluation results will be used (as a source of better information for government officials regarding the development of civil society organizations, or as a direct link to rewards and punishments).\nWho will fund the evaluations.\nOn March 15, Jiangxi provincial MOCA officials called for the establishment of similar evaluation systems, and said that they should allow civil society organizations to operate under the \"supervision of public opinion and the media\" as well as that of registration authorities and official sponsor organizations.\nThe MOCA effort to develop an evaluation system for civil society organizations began in late 2004 and early 2005, according to Liao's speech, at the same time that Chinese officials began to express heightened concern about the activities of foreign and domestic civil society groups. For more information, see Section V(a) of the Commission's 2005 Annual Report, on The Development of Civil Society.\nMOCA Efforts to Establish an Evaluation System For Civil Society Organizations\nAccording to Liao's speech, Civil Affairs Minister Li Xueju mentioned the need to develop a civil society evaluation system in a December 10, 2004, speech. MOCA officials set up a leading group to explore the creation of the such a system in March 2005. MOCA sponsored research into the evaluation of civil society organizations in June and July of 2005 in Jinan and Qingdao municipalities in Shandong province. Chinese officials hosted domestic and international conferences on the subject in August and November 2005. Experimental projects are currently being carried out in Shandong province.",
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        "raw_content": "AT&T Dethrones Verizon: Now No. 1 in Wireless Subs, Makes TV Gains\nAT&T Inc. on Thursday said its added 246,000 U-Verse TV subscribers in the fourth quarter, reflecting its best three-month period of the year.\nAT&T now serves roughly 3 million TV subscribers.\nIn the fourth quarter, AT&Ts revenues from U-Verse services such as TV, high-speed Internet and VoIP totaled $1.3 billion.\nAmong the 21 million living units where U-Verse is available, AT&T has achieved a penetration rate of 14.2 percent. But AT&T said roughly 22 percent of eligible living units are subscribing to its U-Verse services across areas where the company has marketed its services for 30 months or more.\nIn the fourth quarter, more than 90 percent of AT&Ts U-Verse TV subscribers also purchased high-speed Internet service and 60 percent of the customers also subscribed to U-Verse Voice, the companys VoIP service. According to AT&T, more than three quarters of its U-Verse TV subscribers purchase three our four bundled services from the company, such as the so-called triple play combination of TV, Internet and VoIP.\nMeanwhile, AT&T said it added 400,000 retail wireless subscribers. In a research note, Goldman Sachs said the retail additions matched the firms expectation but fell below the consensus of 541,000 additions.\nAT&T said it added a total of 2.8 million customers in the quarter to reach a total of 95.5 million wireless subscribers. That makes AT&T the No. 1 mobile operator, followed by Verizon Wireless (94.1 million subscribers).\nAT&T sold roughly 7.4 million postpaid integrated devices\u201d in the fourth quarter, which the company defines as handsets with QWERTY or virtual keyboards in addition to voice functionality.\u201d Of such devices, AT&T activated 4.1 million iPhones.\nWireless service revenues rose 9.6 percent to $13.8 billion.\nAs the telecommunications giant shifts its focus to next-generation services like U-Verse TV, customers continue to nix their traditional home lines. AT&T reported that its total consumer-revenue connections declined to 43.4 million from 45.3 million a year ago.\nFor the quarter, AT&T reported consolidated revenues of $31.4 billion, reflecting a 2.1 percent gain, or $653 million increase, over the quarter a year ago.\nNet income attributable to the company was $1.1 billion, or $0.18 per diluted share. Those figures compare to net income of $2.7 billion, or $0.46 per diluted share, in the same period a year ago.\nFor the year, AT&T posted revenues of $124.3 billion and net income attributable to the company of $19.9 billion.\nTags: AT&T, earnings, iPhones, u-verse, VoIP",
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        "raw_content": "For 56 years, the tiny town of McAdenville in Gaston County has transformed into a twinkling Christmas village for 26 days out of the year. What started with a handful of trees has grown to include over 375 trees (all live), 200 wreaths and numerous other electrified decorations.\nThe heart of the lights display surrounds the lake at the center of town, where the effect is doubled by the reflection in the water. What's more, you can walk or drive the two-mile path of holiday cheer.\nThis year, McAdenville introduces the Inaugural Christmas Town Festival. Santa will be there each night from 6 to 9 p.m. Free hot chocolate and kettle corn will be served to the first 1,000 attendees each evening. The festival also includes live music from community schools and churches on Dec. 3 and 10, respectively, as well as a live nativity on Dec. 17.\nDetails: www.mcadenville-christmastown.com.\nCharlotte Motor Speedway may technically be dark until NASCAR season revs up again, but there will be plenty of light in and around the Concord venue - more than 3 million LED lights, in fact.\nThe winding road from the entrance (at adjacent zMAX Dragway) to the speedway is lined with dozens of ornate displays. Once inside the speedway, drivers get a brief opportunity to put the pedal to the metal (within reason) on the track before slowing down for more light displays.\nBefore exiting, visitors can make a pit stop at the Christmas Village, which includes pony rides, a small amusement park, a Bethlehem village and live nativity, an arts and crafts sale, fair foods, Santa and more.\nThe Boulevard of Lights is open 6 to 9 p.m. through Dec. 31 (excluding Christmas Day). The Christmas Village is open Thursday through Sunday.\nCost: $20 per car (maximum 8 passengers), $50 per van and $175 for buses.\nDetails: www.visitcarolinachristmas.com.\nThe Biltmore Estate may get the most buzz for its striking Christmas d\u00e9cor, but the Charlotte area has its own spectacular gardens gussied up for the holidays.\nDaniel Stowe Botanical Gardens (6500 S. New Hope Road, Belmont) adds to the natural beauty of plants, flowers and trees along the banks of Lake Wylie with a festive lights display. Other attractions include model train displays, carriage rides, Christmas crafts, caroling, hot chocolate, music, shopping and a 16-foot orchid tree that's become a favorite among patrons.\nOpen 5 to 9 p.m. Sunday through Thursday and 5 to 10 p.m. Friday and Saturday (excluding Christmas Day), through Dec. 31. Special events include Santa's Workshop on Saturdays through Dec. 17 and Holiday Tea on Dec. 4 and 11.\nCost: $12; $11 for seniors and $6 for kids 4 to 12. Carriage rides are available, Thursday through Sunday, for an additional $4.50-$6.50.\nDetails: www.dsbg.org.\nA Kannapolis Christmas\nThe Kannapolis Christmas Festival kicks off the city's fourth annual Celebration of Lights Saturday with a carnival that includes live entertainment (including singing bears!), craft vendors, a gingerbread house-making contest, Santa, fireworks and the annual tree lighting ceremony at downtown's Village Park (700 West C. St.).\nSaturday's festival begins at 2 p.m. and signals the start of the city's holiday lights display, which also is set in Village Park and runs through Dec. 31 (excluding Dec. 24-25). The Winterland Express offers train rides through the park, where passengers can view the 175,000 lights that line buildings, form arches and encircle trees.\nThe lights display and Santa's studio are open at 6 nightly. The singing bears perform nightly at 6, 7, 8 and 9.\nCost: Train rides are $2. Saturday's kick-off event is free, although there is a charge for carnival rides and traditional holiday treats.\nDetails: 704-920-4343; www.kannapolischristmas .com .\n<b>Map:</b> How to see McAdenville lights",
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        "raw_content": "Confirmation marks the point in a person\u2019s life when they affirm the promises that were made on their behalf at their baptism and commit themselves to life of discipleship. The person\u2019s participation in the life of God\u2019s people, which began at their baptism, is confirmed by prayer and the laying on of hands by the bishop.\nThose who are to be confirmed must attend a series of confirmation classes and Confirmation usually takes place on an area level each year or at Southwark Cathedral\nConfirmation candidates who were not baptised as infants are baptised by the bishop as part of the service.\nFor more information please contact the clergy.",
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        "raw_content": "Chicago Enforcers play for love of football, charity\nOn April 2, the National Public Safety Football League's opening day will also be a homecoming for Pazan as he and the team kick-off at 1 p.m. at Brother Rice against the Cleveland Warriors, the Enforcers longest rivalry.\nIt's a rookie year all over again for Chris Pazan. The former Brother Rice and University of Illinois quarterback from 2002 to 2006 has found his way back to the football field as the quarterback for the Chicago Enforcers, the football team fielded by the Chicago Police Department.\n\"This experience has been great,\" Pazan said. \"It's a second chance to come out and play football. Everything goes toward charity, yet we get to live the dream again, and get to play football.\"\nOn Saturday, the National Public Safety Football League's opening day will also be a homecoming for Pazan as he and the team kickoff at 1 p.m. at Brother Rice against the Cleveland Warriors, the Enforcers' oldest rival.\nPazan is also a rookie Chicago police officer who entered the police academy after coaching stops at the University of Illinois and St. Joseph's College, and a teaching stint at Hillcrest High School in Country Club Hills.\n\"I just felt as if I wanted something more; to do something more and to serve in a different capacity,\" he said.\nHis homeroom teacher at the police academy heard about his background and suggested he come out to play with the Enforcers.\n\"And now I love it. I love the camaraderie among all the guys. I missed that from my playing and coaching days. We have such a family atmosphere among the team. Yet, we have a chance to play, have some fun and it's all for a good cause,\" said Pazan, who now serves in the Englewood neighborhood.\nThe 60-man roster is entering its 11th season. The National Public Safety Football League is made up of 21 teams from all over the country which play by NCAA rules.\nFresh off a Super Bowl victory, Orland Park native and Denver Broncos offensive lineman Michael Schofield will make an appearance 1 to 3 p.m. Saturday at the Orland Park SportsClips, 13133 S. LaGrange Road.\nFans are encouraged to bring their cameras and sports memorabilia.\nLast week, the Cook County...\n\"This is full-contact, all-out football, and we have some pretty hard-hitting games,\" said Tim Kucinski, team president and defensive coordinator. \"We had a couple of injuries last year. But the guys take those risks. But you can get hurt on the job or even at home. These are guys who are ready to risk it to raise money for charities.\"\nThe majority of the Enforcers are sworn Chicago police officers. However, when hiring at CPD declined, the team allowed in other full-time sworn officers from other jurisdictions about three years ago.\n\"We were getting to be a pretty old team. Then, our average age was 35. Now, it is about 30,\" Kucinski said.\nToday, officers from the Cook County Sheriff's Department, the Illinois Department of Corrections, and the police departments of Riverside, Forest Park, and McCook are represented on the team.\nLast year, the team had a 4-1 record. While the fun happens on the field, the main focus of the team and the league is charity, Kucinski said.\nGirls Track Top 10\n1. Lincoln-Way East: Team to chase again as Griffins pursue fourth straight Class 3A title. Former Lincoln-Way North standout Kayla Hylton joins Asia Brown and high jump state runner-up Ololade Ayoola in potent lineup.\n2. 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Curry recruited Kucinski, who needed little coaxing.\n\"I met up with him at a bar, said I want to start a police football team and he immediately said, 'I'm in.' I said I haven't even told you the details, and he said, 'I don't care. I'm in,'\" Curry recalled.\nThe first couple of years were lean, Curry said, but the idea caught on.\n\"People started showing up to watch \u2014 wives and girlfriends \u2014 and it just became a culmination of everyone's effort. We started off small and morphed into this idea where we now have given more than $120,000 to charities over the years,\" Curry said.\nThe team pays for all equipment, but members have to fund-raise and take on the expense of one away game trip.\nAfter opening day, the team will travel to Ohio to take on the Columbus Marauders on April 23. The team will host the Orange County Lawmen from California at Brother Rice on April 30 in what is called the \"Gold Star Game\" which honors members of CPD who paid the ultimate sacrifice. 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        "raw_content": "UWS to offer Master of Science in Nutrition and Functional Medicine\nDecember 22, 2011 \u2014 The University of Western States (UWS) recently announced a new graduate degree program starting in April 2012 \u2014 the Master of Science in Nutrition and Functional Medicine.\nThe program will be offered in nearly all of its entirety online and represents a unique collaborative endeavor between a regionally accredited university (UWS) and educational material licensed from the Institute for Functional Medicine (IFM), the organization which founded and has developed the key functional medicine concepts.\nThe program, led by clinician, researcher, author, and international lecturer Alex Vasquez, DC, ND, DO, will be delivered in a distance-learning format using the university\u2019s online learning management system; four of the required credits and up to four of the elective credits will be provided by IFM.\nThe program consists of 50 quarter-credits of graduate coursework (33 semester credits), and it integrates standard clinical nutrition subject material with the systems biology approach of functional medicine. Indeed, the key distinguishing feature of this new degree program is the presentation of a standard clinical nutrition curriculum within the conceptual context of the functional medicine model, which includes important interdisciplinary and evidence-based perspectives, patient assessments, and clinical interventions.\nGiven the rapid advancements in the field of clinical nutrition and the increasingly appreciated role of nutrition in the maintenance of health and the prevention of diseases such as cardiovascular disease and diabetes mellitus, the delivery of a clinical nutrition degree with functional medicine perspectives, assessments, and interventions gives graduates of the UWS Master of Science in Nutrition and Functional Medicine program clear educational and professional advantages.\nSource: University of Western States, www.uws.edu\nUniversity of Western States online nutrition and sports medicine programs named some of the best in the nation\nUWS and the Institute for Functional Medicine sign agreement, plan further integration and collaboration\nMichael Haneline, DC, joins UWS as director of human nutrition and functional medicine\nNational University of Health Sciences to welcome new president",
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        "raw_content": "America's first poet\nGreatest hymn writer of all time\nWorldly creator of divine verse\nMedieval England's greatest storyteller\nEngland's greatest religious poet\nFather of English hymnody\nPoet of God's love\nPuritan author of Paradise Lost\nModernist poet\nProlific and blind hymn writer\n\"Oh, what a happy soul I am, / although I cannot see! / I am resolved that in this world / Contented I will be.\"\nFrancis Jane Crosby wrote more than 9,000 hymns, some of which are among the most popular in every Christian denomination. She wrote so many that she was forced to use pen names lest the hymnals be filled with her name above all others. 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When the doctor was revealed to be a quack, he disappeared. A few months later, Crosby's father died. Her mother was forced to find work as a maid to support the family, and Fanny was mostly raised by her Christian grandmother.\nHer love of poetry began early\u2014her first verse, written at age 8, echoed her lifelong refusal to feel sorry for herself:\nOh, what a happy soul I am,\nalthough I cannot see!\nHow many blessings I enjoy\nThat other people don't,\nTo weep and sigh because I'm blind\nI cannot, and I won't!\nWhile she enjoyed her poetry, she zealously memorized the Bible. Memorizing five chapters a week, even as a child she could recite the Pentateuch, the Gospels, Proverbs, the Song of Solomon, and many psalms chapter and verse.\nHer mother's hard work paid off. Shortly before her fifteenth birthday, Crosby was sent to the recently founded New York Institute for the Blind, which would be her home for 23 years: 12 as a student, 11 as a teacher. She initially indulged in her own poetry and was called upon to pen verses for various occasions. In time the principal asked her to avoid such \"distractions\" in favor of her general instruction. \"We have no right to be vain in the presence of the Owner and Creator of all things,\" he said.\nSamuel Mills leads Haystack Prayer Meeting\nAlexander Campbell begins Restoration Movement\nElizabeth Fry organizes relief in Newgate Prison\nFanny Crosby born\nFanny Crosby dies\nFirst Christian radio broadcasts\nIt was the work of a traveling phrenologist (one who studies the shape and irregularities of the skull for insights into character and mental capacity) that changed the school's mind and again ignited her passion. Though his study is now the ridicule of science, the phrenologist's words were to prove prophetic: \"Here is a poetess. Give her every possible encouragement. Read the best books to her and teach her the finest that is in poetry. You will hear from this young lady some day.\"\nPoetry for presidents\nIt didn't take long. By age 23 Crosby was addressing Congress and making friendships with presidents. In fact, she knew all the chief executives of her lifetime, especially Grover Cleveland, who served as secretary for the Institute for the Blind before his election.\nAnother member of the institute, former pupil Alexander van Alstine, married Crosby in 1858. Considered one of New York's best organists, he wrote the music to many of Crosby's hymns. Crosby herself put music to only a few of hers, though she played harp, piano, guitar, and other instruments. More often, musicians came to her for lyrics. For example, one day musician William Doane dropped by her home for a surprise visit, begging her to put some words to a tune he had recently written and which he was to perform at an upcoming Sunday School convention. The only problem was that his train to the convention was leaving in 35 minutes. He sat at the piano and played the tune.\n\"Your music says, 'Safe in the Arms of Jesus,'\" Crosby said, scribbling out the hymn's words immediately. \"Read it on the train and hurry. You don't want to be late!\" The hymn became one of Crosby's most famous.\nThough she was under contract to submit three hymns a week to her publisher and often wrote six or seven a day (for a dollar or two each), many became incredibly popular. When Dwight Moody and Ira Sankey began to use them in their crusades, they received even more attention. Among them are \"Blessed Assurance,\" \"All the Way My Savior Leads Me,\" \"To God Be the Glory,\" \"Pass Me Not, O Gentle Savior,\" \"Safe in the Arms of Jesus,\" \"Rescue the Perishing,\" and \"Jesus Keep Me Near the Cross.\"\nShe could write very complex hymns and compose music with a more classical structure (she could even improvise it), but she preferred to write simple, sentimental verses that could be used for evangelism. 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        "raw_content": "Franklin Graham Warns Anti-Semitism Is on the Rise in US and Europe; Endorses 'The Hiding Place' Sequel\nCP Current Page: U.S. | Thursday, March 05, 2015\nBy Stoyan Zaimov, Christian Post Reporter | Thursday, March 05, 2015\n\"Return to the Hiding Place\" poster, set to be released on March 6, 2015. | (Photo: Return to the Hiding Place Facebook page)\nThe Rev. Franklin Graham has warned that anti-Semitism is on the rise in the U.S. and Europe. The evangelical preacher made the comments while endorsing the upcoming release of the film \"Return of the Hiding Place,\" the sequel to the original that was produced by his father, Billy Graham.\n\"Peter Spencer has done an incredible job in creating the new film 'Return to the Hiding Place.' It is a great piece, well-produced and powerful. 'Return to the Hiding Place' is a true story that tells another side of the historical account of Corrie Ten Boom in the original 'The Hiding Place film,'\" Graham said.\n\"This release is very timely and has modern-day application as anti-Semitism is rearing its head again in many parts of Europe and the United States.\"\n\"The Hiding Place\" was released in 1975, and was based on the book by the same name written by Corrie ten Boom, recalling her family's experience in a Nazi concentration camp during World War II.\n\"Return to the Hiding Place\" is set for limited release starting March 6, and focuses on a secret student army of untrained underground resistance fighters.\nThe plot summary for the film on the official website reads: \"When Corrie ten Boom realizes the rising Nazi empire will swallow Holland and create the holocaust of every innocent Jew in secret death-camps, she faces the deadly threat of these 'Death-Skull Storm Troopers' with a surprising remedy: an army comprised of untrained teenagers.\"\nIt continues: \"Around that same time, brilliant young physics student, Hans Poley, chooses not to join the Nazi party. To protect him, his parents force him into hiding in the home of Corrie ten Boom. While in hiding, he witnesses the atrocities toward the suffering Jews and decides he must do something.\"\nThe sequel has already swept up over 19 festival awards and film honors, including a screening hosted by the BelAir Film Festival and A2E during Sundance 2014.\nIn January, survivors from the Auschwitz concentration camp in Poland marked the 70th year anniversary of the camp's liberation, and paid tribute to the memory of the more than 1 million people who lost their lives there.\nSome of the speakers at the event also warned that anti-Semitism continues to be a dangerous factor in Europe.\n\"Once again young Jewish boys are afraid to wear yarmulkes [skullcaps] on the streets of Paris, Budapest, London and even Berlin,\" said Ronald S. Lauder, president of the World Jewish Congress.\n\"We survivors do not want our past to be our children's future,\" added Roman Kent, who was born in 1929.\nFranklin Graham: America Is Crumbling Morally; We Have Turned Our Back on God\n54 Percent of Republicans Believe 'Deep Down' Obama Is a Muslim, Survey Finds\nBilly Graham's Hometown Rejects Transgender Bathroom Ordinance, Still Permits Businesses to Refuse Service Based on Religious Belief Opposing Homosexuality",
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        "raw_content": "Subscribe To Who Mads Mikkelsen Actually Is Playing In Doctor Strange Updates\nWho Mads Mikkelsen Actually Is Playing In Doctor Strange\nMarvel Studios is remarkably good about giving us just enough information to give us no information at all. This morning we got our first glimpse at Benedict Cumberbatch in his costume for the title role, which is cool, but ultimately he looks pretty much the way you would have guessed. Now they\u2019ve given us a bit more information about who Mads Mikkelsen will be playing, which gives us very little real information and also takes what information we did have and turns it on its head.\nAccording to a new story, Mads Mikkelsen will be playing the primary villain in the Doctor Strange film. This is interesting information because we thought we already knew who the main villain of the film was going to be and it wasn\u2019t Mikkelsen. Regardless, the big guys over at Marvel have given us the skinny on who the former Hannibal star will be playing. Producer Stephen Broussard has specifically used the words \"main villain,\" while studio head Kevin Feige has gone into a small bit of detail about who the character is.\nMads\u2019 character is a sorcerer who breaks off into his own sect. [He] believes that the Ancient One is just protecting her own power base and that the world may be better off if we were to allow some of these other things through.\nThey\u2019ve stopped short of giving us the character\u2019s name and based on Broussard\u2019s comments to Entertainment Weekly it appears that they\u2019re going to try and keep the character\u2019s name a secret right up until the film\u2019s release. We had a number of guesses as to who Mikkelsen might be playing, but based on the description we may need to come up with a few more.\nThe thing is, one of the few things that we\u2019d already had confirmed prior to this news was that Chiwetel Ejiofor was in the movie playing Baron Mordo, probably the most famous of Doctor Strange\u2019s enemies. We pretty much assumed that Mordo would be the main villain of the piece, but apparently that\u2019s not the case. That, at least, explains why the few pictures from the set that we have of Ejiofor show him and Benedict Cumberbatch looking more like friends than enemies. Perhaps Mordo and Strange will not be enemies at all in the upcoming movie. Perhaps Mordo is just being set up here in order to take on a larger role in a future film.\nThere is another possibility that should be considered. This could be an Iron Man 3 style swerve. Maybe Mikkelsen will turn out to be the \"real\" Baron Mordo, or perhaps the character with that name won\u2019t be a villain at all, at least within the MCU. It\u2019s a possibility to at least consider. While most of what Marvel Studios has done has lined up well with the comics, there is some precedent for major changes as well.\nSo, who do you think Mads Mikkelsen will be playing Doctor Strange? Let\u2019s start working our way through the Marvel rogues gallery.",
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        "raw_content": "The Basics of Client Retainer Management for Lawyers\nIn the complex world of legal practice, firms often view client retainers as guaranteed payment that can secure positive cash \ufb02ow for their business. However, in order for client retainers to function successfully, they must be appropriately managed, as the associated operational and compliance implications have the potential to become detrimental to the firm. 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Therefore, when mentioning \u201cretainers\u201d throughout this guide, we will generally be referencing security retainers and their regulations.\nLosing Track of Client Funds\nBecause security retainers are considered a client\u2019s property until they are appropriately earned by the firm, these funds are typically held in a trust account. As a result, any funds not used by the matter\u2019s completion must be returned to the client. To prevent commingling and other compliance infractions, it is important for the firm to manage separate account ledgers for each individual client matter. When this is done manually or improperly managed, a firm can quickly lose track of what is being held and for whom, potentially resulting in severe consequences.\nPoor Retainer Replenishment Practices\nWhen managed correctly, security retainers minimize the risk of nonpayment by clients. However, if a firm does not closely monitor Work in Progress (WIP) versus the amount of funds available for each matter, it may still find itself needing to solicit additional funds should the retainer deplete prior to the completion of work.\nAmbiguous Retainer Agreements\nAlthough not every jurisdiction requires a written retainer agreement, the best practice is to document party expectations in writing from the very beginning. When crafting any type of retainer agreement, clarity is key. In terms of fees, some firms decide to clearly delineate their billing process to offer transparency and prevent confusion. While a certain level of standardization is useful, avoid generic agreements that are vague or unclear.\nWhat Common Solutions are Firms Using?\nMatter-Centric Record-Keeping\nFirms commonly use a matter-centric \u201cbook\u201d setup, which allows funds to be tracked in a ledger format, to ensure accurate recordkeeping for retainers. 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Turning to pre-formatted templates from trusted sources can be a great time saver, however, it\u2019s important to use resources that are specific to the legal industry and a law firm\u2019s practice area. Depending on more generalized resources is a may potentially point attorneys in the wrong direction and leave them vulnerable to ethics violations and harsh penalties.\nWhen it comes to managing client funds, the less \ufb02exibility allowed, the better. A legal-specific tool with built-in safeguards is recommended, as this will help to facilitate best practices consistently on a firm-wide level. A quality trust accounting program should include safeguards such as stops in place that prevent overspending or accidental withdrawal from the wrong matter or client\u2019s available trust funds.\nAutomated Tools for Replenishment Reminders\nDue to the multiple moving parts that make up the retainer replenishment process, it is essential to keep track of all unbilled items as well as what funds are available to be earned by the attorney. A billing and accounting tool that allows this information to be tracked in an automated fashion and can create an Evergreen Retainer system which automatically alerts users if/when a balance is getting low and sends a notice to the client.\nFee Agreement Templates as a Starting Point\nWhile templates are vital in establishing consistency, as mentioned previously, it\u2019s important to keep in mind the scope, type, and length of work to ensure a fee agreement fits the needs and specificities of the practice and client base. 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        "raw_content": "My Husband Was My Best Friend \u2014 Now I Don't Know How to Live Without Him\nDespite engaging in lots of social activities, I still felt unbearably alone sometimes.\nBy Debbie Weiss\nAfter my husband died, I thought I'd die of loneliness. It was so hard losing him to cancer, watching him disintegrate when there was nothing I could do about it.\nBut even worse was being alone after he died.\nWe don't talk about loneliness like it's an illness. But it seems like one to me. A big umbrella of an illness with many different causes and terrible symptoms. After my husband died, I started having anxiety attacks at night. I'd start hyperventilating because I felt so unbearably alone in my own house.\nI drank too much to numb out my feelings. I was angry because I felt so cut off from people. I was a scary driver. I was self-destructive sometimes. I wasn't sure I wanted to continue living. I'd seen my husband through cancer but who cared about me? When a man came along who told me I was beautiful and that he loved me, I let him practically move in with me even though he was not right for me and not someone I should be with, for many reasons.\nI wish we had local drop-in centers where people who felt crushed by loneliness could talk to each other and watch funny movies together. Maybe over milkshakes. Part of what helped me feel better was learning that other people felt like I did even though the cause was different. It helped to hear from others that they too didn't know how to live without their partners.\nI think we should be having dialogues on how to help the unbearably lonely. I'm not alone in losing my spouse of many years and feeling alienated. Or thinking I was going out of my skull being alone. Or doing things I wouldn't have done were I not so desperate for human contact.\nMy biggest regret is that I didn't try to cultivate friendships over the years. I couldn't expect people I saw only casually to fold me into their lives when I needed them.\nMy husband and I were each others' best friends; we didn't really need to socialize. He was an engineer happy to be with me and his computer and I was happy to be with him. My biggest regret is that I didn't try to make and cultivate friendships over the years. Then maybe I would have had a support network. I couldn't expect people I saw only casually to fold me into their lives when I needed them.\nMy best advice to the happily partnered is to invest in your friendships. You might really need them one day. I had a few random friends I'd collected over the years, but when I needed someone to hold on tight when I reached out, I came back empty. I found out later that some friends didn't contact me because they were uncomfortable talking about death. Not knowing what to say, they stayed away.\nMaybe the dialogue about loneliness could have a part about how to help someone who's suffered a loss by talking to them. All you have to say is, \"I'm sorry. Would you like to get a coffee and talk?\" But people don't seem to know that.\nAll you have to say is 'I'm sorry. Would you like to get a coffee and talk?'\nFor the first time in many years, I needed to feel connected, but I didn't know how to do that. In the months after my husband died, sometimes my only daily contact with people was saying \"hi\" on my walks or at the gym. I could go whole days without talking to another person unless I made an effort to schedule something.\nGradually, I learned to work with my loneliness. I got help. My grief counselor told me to reach out more, to be willing to be vulnerable and to tell people I was a widow trying to make friends. My rabbi\u2014I joined a synagogue to meet people\u2014told me I needed to learn to be alone, to enjoy my own company; then I might meet someone I could love for themselves, not as an antidote to being alone.\nI joined a bunch of groups and took classes. I made some friends. I learned to be the first to reach out. I got a part-time job in retail. I tried online dating, but I became addicted to it for awhile.\nFixing loneliness requires a real connection, a feeling of being understood. But that can be so elusive and subjective. Despite engaging in lots of social activities, I still felt unbearably alone sometimes. Social interactions in a group often seem perfunctory, staying at the surface level. It can be a lot of work to trudge through the small talk. Or to go to things and not relate to anyone.\nI can't eliminate my loneliness. My husband and I were so connected, and I will always miss him. 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        "raw_content": "Matt Smith as the 11th Doctor Who and the TARDIS. Bang ShowBiz\nDoctor Who fans to fly the TARDIS\n'DOCTOR Who' fans are going to be able to fly the TARDIS in a new interactive exhibition.\nThe 'Doctor Who Experience' will allow visitors to pilot the time machine and also fight the Time Lord's arch-enemies the Daleks when it opens at London's Olympia on Sunday February 20, 2011.\nThe attraction will feature a unique walk-through which lets people 'step through' a crack in time and join The Doctor as his companion and experience the 'Doctor Who' universe for themselves in 3-D.\nMatt Smith - who plays the Eleventh Doctor in the BBC one sci-fi series - has also recorded a number of new and exclusive scenes for the attraction and admits he can't wait for it to open.\nHe said: \"The whole concept of the 'Doctor Who Experience', which will give fans a chance to star in their very own 'Doctor Who' adventure, is massively exciting! I hope as many people as possible enjoy boarding the TARDIS next year to embark upon an exhilarating and sometimes terrifying adventure through time and space.\"\nThe 'Doctor Who Experience' will also a feature an exhibition celebrating the show's incredible history from its first series in 1963 up until the current season.\nFans will be able to get up close to monsters, props and costumes from the classic series, including the TARDIS that Fourth Doctor Tom Baker piloted and the Pandorica Box from the programme's last run.\nThere will also be different versions of Cybermen, Silurians and Daleks to see and a Zygon alien and an Ice Warrior - from the 1967 Second Doctor adventure 'The Ice Warriors'.\nSteven Moffat, Executive Producer and head writer of 'Doctor Who', said: \"'The Doctor Who Experience' will be the first time that 'Doctor Who' artefacts from all the show's 47-year history - classic and new - will be on display together, many of them being seen for the first time. And never mind that, this is the day The Doctor teaches you how to fly the TARDIS through time and space, and takes you into battle with all his deadliest enemies in a brand new adventure.\"\nThe 'Doctor Who Experience' will launch in London before eventually relocating to a permanent home in Cardiff, Wales, in 2012.\nTickets go on sale at 9am on Thursday November 18 2010 at www.doctorwhoexperience.com.",
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        "raw_content": "Downtown offers Taste of Zucchini, Upcycle Contest on Thursday\nZucchinis and other gourds sit atop the table of Sherri White last week at the final Craig Farmers Market of the year. Thursday marks the arrival of the cook-off event Taste of Zucchini, sponsored by The Kitchen Shop, where people can enter their best zucchini dishes for prizes. The day also will feature the Upcycle Contest, sponsored by Favorite Things and Community Budget Center, in which people can repurpose old items around the house with a whole new use.\nCraig \u2014 With fall officially here, events like the Craig Farmers Market won't be around in the months to come as local residents prepare for colder and colder weather. Even so, that doesn't mean the downtown area will be completely devoid of activity.\nCome downtown Thursday for a pair of happenings: Taste of Zucchini and the Upcycle Contest.\nAs the name indicates, Taste of Zucchini is a cooking event centered on everyone's favorite food that resides in the final pages of the dictionary \u2014 with apologies to zwieback. Culinary aficionados can enter any kind of dish they would like, as long as it contains the title gourd.\nEntrants should feel free to be imaginative with what kind of delicacies they bring, said Nadine Daszkiewicz, owner of The Kitchen Shop, which is sponsoring the event.\n\"It can be zucchini cake, zucchini bread. We had some kind of soup last year and a dip,\" she said. \"It can be anything.\"\nOrganizers will start setting up at 5 p.m. in Alice Pleasant Park, and things will kick off at 5:30 p.m.\nParticipants must bring at least 15 servings\u2019 worth of their food for tasting. There is no entry fee, but a $5 ticket buys those in attendance a sample of every dish and the chance to vote for their favorites.\nPrizes, provided by the Downtown Business Association, will go to those selected, as well as to whoever brings in the biggest zucchini.\n\"We'll be going by whichever's the heaviest,\" Daszkiewicz said. \"We've gotten some pretty big ones, and we've got a good scale for measuring that.\"\nWhile Taste of Zucchini focuses on things that come fresh from the ground, the other event of the day is all about turning something old into something new.\nThe Upcycle Contest, sponsored by Favorite Things and the Community Budget Center, lets participants recycle an item or two and improve it by finding a different use for them.\nThe rules are very loose so that people can get creative, Budget Center Manager Karen Brown said.\n\"We've had a corner shelf made out of doors, a coffee table made out of a drum,\" she said. \"It's all kinds of neat things.\"\nEntries often are spruced up so they look nicer than they did in their previous life. Brown cited a wedding bouquet made out of various household items and a cluster of neckties sewn together to make a quilt as two of the more memorable former entries.\n\"That quilt was just beautiful,\" she said.\nEntries are $5 apiece, and participants \u2014 ages 3 and older \u2014 can enter as many upcycled creations as they like, setting them up by 4 p.m. A vote for each newfound objet d'art is 50 cents, with the contest running through 7 p.m.\nBrown said she hopes people will attend both events as the day progresses.\n\"There'll be a lot of fun things to see, and it's just a lot of fun for everybody,\" she said.",
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        "raw_content": "Tonee Ndungu recieving recieving recognition from Jeff Hoffman at the GIST Tech-I competition organized by CRDF Global.\nHow much did you pay for the last book you bought? If it was paperback, probably about $12. Do you remember how much you paid for the last textbook you bought? If not, you probably do remember that it seemed ridiculously expensive. Now imagine for a moment that the next books you buy will be a necessity but they are only available in limited numbers and the closest retailer is a day\u2019s trip away. Let\u2019s also assume that your family makes about $730 a year. Suddenly $12 for a book isn\u2019t so modest. How about $175? That is the average price of a textbook in the United States according to the U.S. Department of Education.\nAffordability and access to educational materials is an issue that spans the globe. In Kenya, a country that ranks 154th in the world on per capita income out of 183 countries, says the World Bank, it is estimated that the average family spends about half of its income on education with the majority of that figure paying for textbooks. Remember that $730 per year figure? That is the actual median income of an average family in Kenya according to the country\u2019s most recent census\nSo what if that same technology we used to purchase and access books on our mobile devices here in the U.S. could be utilized in Kenya to reduce the cost of and broaden access to textbooks for students? Tech entrepreneur Tonee Ndungu asked that question found the right opportunity with the Global Innovation through Science and Technology (GIST) Initiative, funded by the U.S. Department of State and implemented by CRDF Global, to make his start-up venture, Kytabu, a reality.\nAvailability, Affordability, Access\nGrowing up in Kenya, Tonee\u2019s resourcefulness helped him navigate through school despite living with dyslexia. He used audio books to absorb the information he needed to keep up with studies. He accredits the foundation of Kytabu, an affordable mobile textbook leasing service, to this particular challenge in his life.\nKytabu, meaning \u201cbook\u201d in Swahili, allows students and their families to securely access and rent portions of required reading materials for a specific amount of time on a mobile platform. Considering Unicef\u2019s report showing that 72% of Kenyans have access to and use mobile devices while only 32% utilize traditional access to the internet, the service seems to be on the right platform. Via Kytabu, every textbook in the Kenyan education curriculum becomes available pre-installed on Adnroid-based tablets (and encrypted to protect publisher copyrights) that are regularly updated over cellular data, and are made available to students through their schools. Reading material can be purchased for a set period of time by page, by chapter, or in its entirety for a fraction of what it would cost to buy a complete printed textbook. Kytabu is also equipped with an app store where users can download audio books, learning games, virtual classrooms, and past tests and exams.\n\u201cIt simultaneously resolves the traditional problems of availability, affordability, and access,\u201d Tonee explained. \u201cWith mobile money changing the fabric of society in Kenya, in the most tangible manner because of its convenience, it only made sense to incorporate and integrate it into the buying process.\u201d He estimates that by using this mobile platform, textbook costs are lowered by about 60% over buying traditional hardcopies. In addition, the material becomes technologically relevant and up to date.\n\u201cThe genius in the application is the ability to micro-pay for bite-sized content only when it is needed,\u201d U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry praised at the 2013 Global Entrepreneurship Summit in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, where Tonee was honored for this venture as part of the GIST Tech-I competition.\nKytabu Will Make It\nTonee started developing Kytabu in 2012. As a self-described Social Tech-prenuer, he constantly strives to build innovations to help people while also creating a sustainable business model. Though his first start-up failed, he pressed on. With Kytabu, he reached out to CRDF Global and the GIST Initiative to seek world-class mentorship and networking opportunities. He heard about the GIST Tech-I competition through a friend who participated in the GIST Journey program, another start-up acceleration competition facilitated by CRDF Global and funded by the U.S. Department of State.\nThe Tech-I competition puts aspiring entrepreneurs through a rigorous processes of submitting executive summaries and pitching ventures to an expert panel of entrepreneurs and investors, and creating videos to gain support through public voting to narrow the field to 30 rising entrepreneurs. In 2013, those top 30 earned a trip to the Global Entrepreneurship Summit where they would complete a four-day mentorship program with the top two ventures honored at the conclusion of the proceedings.\nAfter working with mentors like Jeff Hoffman, Co-Founder and Former CEO of Priceline.com, and Scott Hartley, Partner at Mohr Davidow Ventures, participants learned the tools and strategies necessary to help their ideas and start-ups survive and thrive.\n\u201cThe Global Entrepreneurship Summit is where the cr\u00e8me-de-la-cr\u00e8me of entrepreneurs, investors, and policymakers go to identify the future\u2019s most promising innovations,\u201d explained Yuritzi Acosta, Associate Program Manager at CRDF Global. \u201cThe most valuable pieces of this program are the mentorship, the international exposure and networking opportunities; plus the validation they receive from high caliber investors and entrepreneurs.\u201d\n\u201cTonee is a very self-sufficient entrepreneur who utilized our time to really trouble shoot areas of his business that he was having trouble understanding,\u201d Scott Hartley explained.\nWhen Tonee accepted his honor as the 2013 GIST Tech-I Winner for the Start-Up track, he extended one hand to accept congratulations from Jeff Hoffman while fighting back tears with the other. \u201cIt was probably the best time I have had in a long time,\u201d Tonee said. \u201cI have to thank everyone involved for the help and support. 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        "raw_content": "Gareth Has Done A Fine Job\nDavis wants his side to produce a similar professional display to last season\nSteve Davis says that his opposite number in the dugout for tomorrow\u2019s FA Cup tie has made a fantastic adjustment to life in management. Gareth Ainsworth is in charge of Wycombe Wanderers and will be hoping to lead the club to another promotion back into League One. The Chairboys are currently in mid-table but just three points off a potential play-off place.\nThey will put their promotion aspirations on hold tomorrow to face Crewe Alexandra in the FA Cup first round for the second year running. Crewe won 4-1 at Gresty Road last season to progress to round two and although that result counts for very little now, Steve Davis is after another professional display to make sure we are in the hat again this Sunday.\nAhead of the trip to Adams Park, Steve told the club\u2019s official web-site: \u201cWycombe have a big squad. We do as well but they have just as many and they have a blend of experience and youth.\n\u201cIt will be a tough game, regardless of what division they are currently in. We have struggled against League Two clubs this season and we will need to produce a professional performance to get the job done.\n\u201cWe have to go there with the right attitude and make sure we are positive and not think about the result going the other way. Our priority is to make sure we are in the draw for the second round and we have prepared exactly the same way.\n\u201cI think Gareth has done a god job there. He had a fantastic playing career and has made the adjustment into management. It is tough but he has worked hard and he has put his faith in some young players.\n\u201cHe is building something there and given time I am sure he will have them back up there challenging for promotion.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "Taliban in Pakistan and Afghanistan are targeting children of the elite\nTuesday's attack on a military-run school in Peshawar is Pakistan's bloodiest terror incident in several years. Last week saw a similar attack on a much smaller scale in Kabul.\nA plainclothes security officer escorts students evacuated from a school as Taliban fighters attack another school nearby, killing more than 100 people, mostly children, in Peshawar, Pakistan, Tuesday, Dec. 16, 2014.\nIn two particularly shocking attacks in less than a week, Taliban factions have attacked school children in order to try to undermine the powerbrokers in Pakistan and Afghanistan.\nThe attacks come just days after Pakistani education champion Malala Yusafzai received her Nobel Peace Prize, and some commentators have suggested the Taliban are making an anti-Malala statement. However, analysts would be wise to leave Malala out of this. That\u2019s not the fight at hand: These attacks in Kabul and Peshawar targeted the children of the powerful, not poor girls defying community strictures.\nIn Tuesday\u2019s attack in Peshawar, the target was the Pakistani military, which almost exclusively sets the nation\u2019s security and foreign policies. The military is a state unto itself, and its members\u2019 children are served by a separate school system that tends to be better run and equipped than civilian schools, particularly in scruffy outposts like Peshawar. It was one of these [Army] schools that militants attacked, killing at least 132 students and nine staff. Many of the school's teachers and students are the wives and children of officers with military housing adjacent to the school.\nMeanwhile, in Afghanistan last Thursday, a teen-aged suicide bomber blew himself up at a French high school musical performance in Kabul, killing one German and unsettling the community of Afghans and foreigners who are trying to shore up Afghanistan\u2019s shaky government. Ten Afghans were also wounded in the attack at a French cultural center.\nIn the days to come, talk will turn to the use of proxies in the conflict still tearing through the Pashtun regions of Afghanistan and Pakistan, where the US has waged war since 2001 in a bid to degrade the Taliban and Al Qaeda\u2019s core leadership. In the case of the latter, the campaign has scored notable victories. But the Taliban is another story.\nThe attack in Kabul was claimed by the Afghan Taliban, a group that has received support from the Pakistani intelligence services and still enjoys some popular Pakistani support as the \u201cgood Taliban,\u201d as opposed to the \"bad Taliban\" who presumably attacked the school in Peshawar. A Pakistan Taliban spokesman claimed that Tuesday's attack was revenge for Army strikes against its members and their families in the tribal belt.\nIf today's attack spurs a debate in Pakistan about militant proxies, defenders of the security establishment can be relied on to trot out accusations that Kabul is providing havens for the Pakistani Taliban. It may also be put about that the Afghan government is a proxy of Washington or New Delhi.\nBut today, it\u2019s worth dwelling on the fact that all these Taliban groups are cowardly using children as a proxy for fighting their enemies on the battlefield. That is a proxy war that most of humanity can agree needs to end.\n'Good Taliban' and 'Bad Taliban.' New dynamic inside Pakistan?\nIs the Nobel Committee too political? Outgoing director suggests 'yes'\nGlobal hero, local lightning rod? Why Malala's Nobel rankles many Pakistanis",
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        "raw_content": "Model-driven Algorithms and Architectures for Self-Aware Computing Systems\nJeffrey O. Kephart (IBM TJ Watson Research Center \u2013 Yorktown Heights, US)\nSamuel Kounev (Universit\u00e4t W\u00fcrzburg, DE)\nMarta Kwiatkowska (University of Oxford, GB)\nXiaoyun Zhu (VMware \u2013 Palo Alto, US)\nSelf-aware computing systems are best understood as a subclass of autonomic computing systems. The term, autonomic computing, was first introduced by IBM in 2001. Expressing a concern that the ever-growing size and complexity of IT systems would soon become too difficult for human administrators to manage, IBM proposed a biologically-inspired solution. An analogy was drawn between the autonomic nervous system, which continually adjusts the heart and respiratory rates, pupil dilation, and other lower-level biological functions in response to conscious decisions made by individuals, and autonomic computing systems, which are envisioned as managing themselves in accordance with high-level objectives from humans.\nIn an effort to enlist the academic community in a worldwide effort to meet this grand challenge, Kephart and Chess laid out a vision of autonomic computing in an IEEE Computing article in 2003 [1]. The article postulated a multi-agent architecture for autonomic computing systems consisting of interacting software agents (called autonomic elements) that consume computational resources and deliver services to humans and to other autonomic elements, and used that architecture as a structure against which a diverse set of research challenges were defined. One of the major challenges from a scientific perspective was the definition of appropriate abstractions and models for understanding, controlling, and designing emergent behavior in autonomic systems. Many different components of IT systems could be autonomic elements - database management systems, load balancers, provisioning systems, anomaly detection system, etc. In addition to managing their own behavior in accordance with policies established by humans or other autonomic elements, they also manage their relationships with other autonomic elements.\nThe self-managing properties of autonomic computing systems, including self-optimization, self-configuration, self-healing and self-protection, are expected to arise not just from the intrinsic self-managing capabilities of the individual elements, but even more so from the interactions among those elements, in a manner akin to the social intelligence of ant colonies. Understanding the mapping from local behavior to global behavior, as well as the inverse relationship, was identified as a key condition for controlling and designing autonomic systems. One proposed approach was the coupling of advanced search and optimization techniques with parameterized models of the local-to-global relationship and the likely set of environmental influences to which the system will be subjected.\nIn the ensuing decade, there has been much research activity in the field of autonomic computing. At least 8000 papers have been written on the topic, and explicit solicitations for papers on autonomic computing can be found in the call for papers of at least 200 conferences and workshops annually, including the International Conference on Autonomic Computing (ICAC), now in its tenth year. The European government has funded autonomic computing research projects for several million euros via the FP6 and FP7 programs, and the US government has funded research in this field as well.\nIn a retrospective keynote at ICAC 2011, Kephart assessed the state of the field, finding through bibliometric analysis that progress in the field has been good but uneven [2]. While there has been a strong emphasis on self-optimization in its many forms, there have been considerably fewer works on other key autonomic properties such as self-configuration, self-protection and self-healing. An apparent reason for this imbalance is that benchmarks that quantify these properties and allow them to be compared across different systems and methods are still largely lacking. Another finding was that much work remains to be done at the system level. In particular, while there has been considerable success in using machine learning and feedback control techniques to create adaptive autonomic elements, few authors have successfully built autonomic computing systems containing a variety of interacting adaptive elements. Several authors have observed that interactions among multiple machine learners or feedback loops can produce interesting unanticipated and sometimes destructive emergent behaviors; such phenomena are well known in the multi-agent systems realm as well, but insufficiently understood from a theoretical and practical perspective.\nIt is worth noting that there is a substantial sub-community within the autonomic computing field that applies feedback control to computing systems. FeBID (Feedback Control Implementation and Design in Computing Systems and Networks), a key workshop in this space, began in 2006 as a forum for describing advances in the application of control theory to computing systems and networks. In 2012, FeBID acquired a new name (Feedback Computing) to reflect a much broader and colloquial interpretation of ``feedback'', in which the goals are no longer merely set points, and system models are not merely used to help transform or transduce signals, but may themselves be adapted through learning. The evolution of this sub-community of autonomic computing reflects a growing acceptance of the idea that, for an autonomic computing element or system to manage itself competently, it needs to exploit (and often learn) models of how actions it might take would affect its own state and the state of the part of the world with which it interacts.\no understand how self-aware computing systems fit within the broader context of autonomic and feedback computing, we started with the following definition [4,5] in the beginning of the seminar:\nDefinition 1. A computing system is considered to be \u201cself-aware\u201d if it possesses, and/or is able to acquire at runtime, the following three properties, ideally to an increasing degree the longer the system is in operation:\nSelf-reflective: Aware of its software architecture, execution environment, and hardware infrastructure on which it is running as well as of its operational goals (e.g., quality-of-service requirements, cost- and energy-efficiency targets),\nSelf-predictive: Able to predict the effect of dynamic changes (e.g., changing service workloads) as well as predict the effect of possible adaptation actions (e.g., changing system configuration, adding/removing resources),\nSelf-adaptive: Proactively adapting as the environment evolves in order to ensure that its operational goals are continuously met.\nThe three properties in the above definition are obviously not binary, and different systems may satisfy them to a different degree, however, in order to speak of \"self-awareness\", all three properties must apply to the considered system.\nTo realize the vision of \"self-aware\" computing systems, as defined above, we advocated a holistic model-based approach where systems are designed from the ground up with built-in self-reflective and self-predictive capabilities, encapsulated in the form of online system architecture models. The latter are assumed to capture the relevant influences (with respect to the system's operational goals) of the system's software architecture, its configuration, its usage profile, and its execution environment (e.g., physical hardware, virtualization, and middleware). The online models are also assumed to explicitly capture the system's operational goals and policies (e.g., quality-of-service requirements, service level agreements, efficiency targets) as well as the system's adaptation space, adaptation strategies and processes.\nFigure 1 presents our vision of a self-aware system adaptation loop based on the MAPE-K control loop [3] in combination with the online system architecture models used to guide the system adaptation at runtime. In the following, we briefly describe the four phases of the adaptation loop.\nPhase 1 (Observe/Reflect): In this phase, the managed system is observed and monitoring data is collected and used to extract, refine, calibrate, and continuously update the online system models, reflecting the relevant influences that need to be captured in order to realize the self-predictive property with respect to the system's operational goals. In the context of this phase, expertise from software engineering, systems modeling and analysis, as well as machine learning, is required for the automatic extraction, refinement and calibration of the online models based on observations of the system at runtime.\nPhase 2 (Detect/Predict): In this phase, the monitoring data and online models are used to analyze the current state of the system in order to detect or predict problems such as SLA violations, inefficient resource usage, system failures, network attacks, and so on. Workload forecasting combined with performance prediction and anomaly detection techniques can be used to predict the impact of changes in the environment (e.g., varying system workloads) and anticipate problems before they have actually occurred. In the context of this phase, expertise from systems modeling, simulation, and analysis, as well as autonomic computing and artificial intelligence, is required to detect and predict problems at different time scales during operation.\nPhase 3 (Plan/Decide): In this phase, the online system models are used to find an adequate solution to a detected or predicted problem by adapting the system at runtime. Two steps are executed iteratively in this phase: i) generation of an adaptation plan, and ii) prediction of the adaptation effects. In the first step, a candidate adaptation plan is generated based on the online models that capture the system adaptation strategies, taking into account the urgency of the problem that needs to be resolved. In the second step, the effects of the considered possible adaptation plan are predicted, again by means of the online system architecture models. The two steps are repeated until an adequate adaptation plan is found that would successfully resolve the detected or predicted problem. In the context of this phase, expertise from systems modeling, simulation, and analysis, as well as autonomic computing, artificial intelligence, and data center resource management, is required to implement predictable adaptation processes.\nPhase 4 (Act/Adapt): In this phase, the selected adaptation plan is applied on the real system at runtime. The actuators provided by the system are used to execute the individual adaptation actions captured in the adaptation plan. In the context of this phase, expertise from data center resource management (virtualization, cluster, grid and cloud computing), distributed systems, and autonomic computing, is required to execute adaptation processes in an efficient and timely manner.\nBroader Notion of Self-aware Computing\nAs a result of the working group \"Defining Self-aware Computing Systems\", a broader notion of self-aware computing was formulated:\nDefinition 2 Self-aware computing systems are computing systems that:\nlearn models capturing knowledge about themselves and their environment (such as their structure, design, state, possible actions, and run-time behavior) on an ongoing basis and\nreason using the models (for example predict, analyze, consider, plan) enabling them to act based on their knowledge and reasoning (for example explore, explain, report, suggest, self-adapt, or impact their environment)\nin accordance with higher-level goals, which may also be subject to change.\nFor a detailed discussion of the interpretation of this definition, we refer the reader to Section 4.1.\nIndustrial Relevance\nThe envisioned novel algorithms and architectures for self-aware computing systems are of high relevance to the real-world problems faced by software developers and practitioners in the IT industry. Even though many of the specific problems have been researched upon within the aforementioned disciplines and communities, we believed the timing is right for adopting a broader integrated and interdisciplinary approach and exploiting synergies in the existing modeling and management approaches. The demand and the urgency for providing practical model-driven solutions to the described problems have never been higher, for the following reasons:\nLarge-scale, on-demand infrastructure: Although the cloud computing concept has been around for a long time, it wasn't until the last few years did we see a wide availability and adoption of cloud computing platforms. Such platforms provide infrastructure-on-demand to business critical applications and high performance computing workloads. Such highly dynamic, demand-driven environments make many existing automation schemes in computing systems inadequate, because they are mostly rule-based or heuristics-driven and cannot self-adapt to changes in both the infrastructure and the workloads.\nApplications and workloads: The ever-increasing variety and complexity of modern applications and their workloads are placing more stress on computing systems and making many traditional management approaches obsolete. This is exacerbated by the extensive use of mobile devices and applications by an increasing population that produces new usage patterns and resource requirements.\nSensors and data: The numbers and types of sensors deployed in computing systems have never been greater, which lead to an explosion of runtime monitoring data that accurately capture the operating conditions of systems and software. Such data significantly enhance the chances for computing systems to Observe/Reflect (Phase 1) and to extract/refine/calibrate online system models that were difficult to learn otherwise, making a model-driven approach more feasible and reliable.\nNeed for automation: The IT industry is crying out ever so loud for automation technologies to help deal with the above challenges. Automation also helps reduce manual labor cost in management and administration and addresses the increasing gap between the number of skilled IT professionals and the industrial demand. There have been a growing number of startup companies that aim at developing automation solutions for capacity planning, provisioning and deployment, service level assurance, anomaly detection, failure/performance diagnosis, high availability, disaster recovery, and security enforcement. More research on modern-driven algorithms and architectures for self-aware computing can really feed into this new wave of innovations.\nAs inspired by the above described vision and approach towards its realization, we believed that the design of self-aware computing systems calls for an integrated interdisciplinary approach building on results from multiple areas of computer science and engineering including: i) software and systems engineering; ii) systems modeling, simulation and analysis; iii) autonomic and organic computing, machine learning and artificial intelligence; iv) data center resource management including virtualization, cluster, grid and cloud computing. This was the motivation of the research seminar. The list of invitees was carefully composed to provide a balance among these fields including both theoretical and applied research with participation from both academia and industry. We note that, in reality, each of the four mentioned communities is in fact comprised of multiple separate sub-communities although they have some overlap in their membership. While they can be seen as separate research communities, we consider them related in terms of their goals, with the difference being mostly in the specific focus of each sub-community and the employed scientific methods. The final participants of the seminar included representatives from each sub-community such that we cover the different relevant focus areas and scientific methodologies.\nAchievements of the Seminar\nThis seminar has achieved its original goal of bringing together scientists, researchers, and practitioners from four different communities, including Software Engineering, Modeling and Analysis, Autonomic Computing, and Resource Management, in a balanced manner. The seminar program provided a basis for exchange of ideas and experiences from these different communities, offered a forum for deliberation and collaboration, and helped identify the technical challenges and open questions around self-aware computing systems. In summary, its achievements are mainly in the following two areas.\nIdentification of Synergies and Research Questions\nBy bringing together researchers from the above research fields and their respective communities, we avoid duplication of effort and exploit synergies between related research efforts.\nDuring the seminar, we identified the following research questions and challenges that are of common interest to multiple communities:\nDesign of abstractions for modeling quality-of-service (QoS) relevant aspects of systems and services deployed in dynamic virtualized environments. The abstractions should make it possible to capture information at different levels of detail and granularity allowing to explicitly model the individual layers of the system architecture and execution environment, context dependencies, and dynamic system parameters.\nAutomatic model extraction, maintenance, refinement, and calibration during operation. Models should be tightly coupled with the system components they represent while at the same time they should abstract information in a platform-neutral manner.\nEfficient resolution of context dependencies including dependencies between the service deployment context and input parameters passed upon invocation, on the one hand, and resource demands, invoked third-party services, and control flow of underlying software components, on the other hand.\nAutomatic generation of predictive models on-the-fly for online QoS prediction. The models should be tailored to answering specific online QoS queries. The model type, level of abstraction and granularity, as well as the model solution technique, should be determined based on: i) the type of the query (e.g., metrics that must be predicted, size of the relevant parts of the system), ii) the required accuracy of the results, iii) the time constraints, iv) the amount of information available about the system components and services involved.\nEfficient heuristics exploiting the online QoS prediction techniques for dynamic system adaptation and utility-based optimization. item Novel techniques for self-aware QoS management guaranteeing service-level agreements (SLAs) while maximizing resource efficiency or minimizing energy cost.\nStandard metrics and benchmarking methodologies for quantifying the QoS- and efficiency-related aspects (e.g., platform elasticity) of systems running on virtualized infrastructures.\nThe above research questions and challenges were considered in the context of our holistic model-based approach and the self-aware system adaptation loop presented in the previous section. Answering these questions can help determine what system aspects should be modeled, how they should be modeled, how model instances should be constructed and maintained at runtime, and how they should be leveraged for online QoS prediction and proactive self-adaptation.\nThe online system models play a central role in implementing the four phases of the described system adaptation loop. The term \"model\" in this context is understood in a broad sense since models can be used to capture a range of different system aspects and modeling techniques of different type and nature can be employed (e.g., an analytical queuing model for online performance prediction, a machine learning model for managing resource allocations, a statistical regression model capturing the relationship between two different system parameters, a descriptive model defining an adaptation policy applied under certain conditions). At the seminar, we advocate a model-based approach that does not prescribe specific types of models to be employed and instead we use the term \"online system models\" to refer to all information and knowledge about the system available for use at runtime as part of the system adaptation loop. This includes both descriptive and predictive models.\nDescriptive models describe a certain aspect of the system such as the system's operational goals and policies (quality-of-service requirements and resource efficiency targets), the system's software architecture and hardware infrastructure, or the system's adaptation space and adaptation processes. Such models may, for example, be described using the Meta-Object-Facility (MOF) standard for model-driven engineering, heavily used in the software engineering community.\nPredictive models are typically applied in three different contexts: i) to predict dynamic changes in the environment, e.g., varying and evolving system workloads, ii) to predict the impact of such changes on system metrics of interest, iii) to predict the impact of possible adaptation actions at runtime, e.g., application deployment and configuration changes. A range of different predictive modeling techniques have been developed in the systems modeling, simulation and analysis community, which can be used in the \"detect/predict\" phase of our adaptation loop, e.g., analytical or simulative stochastic performance models, workload forecasting models based on time-series analysis, reliability and availability models based on Markov chains, black-box models based on statistical regression techniques. Finally, models from the autonomic computing and machine learning communities can be used as a basis for implementing the \"plan/decide\" phase of our adaptation loop. Examples of such models are machine learning models based on reinforcement learning or analytical models based on control theory.\nTwo important goals of the seminar were to discuss the applicability of the various types of models mentioned above in the context of self-aware computing systems, and to evaluate the tradeoffs in the use of different modeling techniques and how these techniques can be effectively combined and tailored to the specific scenario. As discussed above, in each phase of the self-aware adaptation loop, multiple modeling techniques can be employed. Depending on the characteristics of the specific scenario, different techniques provide different tradeoffs between the modeling accuracy and overhead. Approaches to leverage these tradeoffs at runtime in order to provide increased flexibility will be discussed and analyzed.\nFinally, the practical feasibility and associated costs of developing system architecture models was also extensively discussed. We also identified a major target of future research in the area of self-aware computing, which is to automate the construction of online system models and to defer as much as possible of the model building process to system runtime (e.g., the selection of a suitable model to use in a given online scenario, the derivation of adequate model structure by dynamically composing existing template models of the involved system components and layers, the parameterization of the model, and finally, the iterative validation and calibration of the model). Such an approach has the potential not only to help reduce the costs of building system architecture models, but also to bring models closer to the real systems and applications by composing and calibrating them at runtime based on monitoring of the real observed system behavior in the target production environment when executing real-life operational workloads.\nImpact on the Research Community\nBy bringing together the aforementioned four communities, the research seminar allowed for cross-fertilization between research in the respective area. It has raised the awareness of the relevant research efforts in the respective research communities as well as existing synergies that can be exploited to advance the state-of-the-art of the field of self-aware computing systems. The seminar has left to this Dagstuhl Report that provides an up-to-date point of reference to the related work, currently active researchers, as well as open research challenges in this new field. Given that a significant proportion of the proposed participants are from industry, the seminar also fostered the transfer of knowledge and experiences in the respective areas between industry and academia.\nIn addition to producing this joint report summarizing, we also found enough support and interest among the seminar participants to continue the collaboration through the following venues: i) writing a joint book to publish at Springer with chapter contributions from the seminar participants, ii) establish a new annual workshop on self-aware computing to provide a forum for exchanging ideas and experiences in the areas targeted by the seminar.\nOverall, the seminar opened up new and exciting research opportunities in each of the related research areas contributing to the emergence of a new research area at their intersection.\nJeffrey O. Kephart, David M. Chess, \u201cThe Vision of Autonomic Computing,\u201d in IEEE Computer, 36(1):41\u201350, 2003. 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        "raw_content": "Smart Buildings and Smart Grids\nHans-Arno Jacobsen (TU M\u00fcnchen, DE)\nRandy H. Katz (University of California \u2013 Berkeley, US)\nHartmut Schmeck (KIT \u2013 Karlsruher Institut f\u00fcr Technologie, DE)\nChristoph Goebel (TU M\u00fcnchen, DE)\nMotivated by the increasing importance of producing and consuming energy more sustainably, a new and highly dynamic research community within computer science has evolved: Energy Informatics (EI). Researchers active in the EI field investigate information age solutions for monitoring and controlling large cyber-physical infrastructures with a focus on the following goals: (i) an overall reduction of the energy consumption of these infrastructures, and (ii) the integration of distributed renewable energy sources into these infrastructures. This seminar focused on two use cases of existing cyber-physical systems, buildings and power grids. These use cases were chosen due to their relevance in terms of energy footprint. The seminar has three major goals: (i) to provide a forum for leading EI researchers to discuss their recent research on Smart Buildings and Smart Grids, (ii) to further elaborate EI research agenda and methods, and (iii) to kick-start new research projects with industry.\nModern buildings already incorporate increasingly sophisticated Building Management Systems (BMS) that integrate building control with improved sensors and better data collection and presentation capabilities. However, these systems currently only enable simple, decoupled control of building services like lighting, ventilation, heating and cooling. Their architectures and Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) are not standardized, and often proprietary: only the BMS vendor can add functionality. This slows the pace of innovation, buildings remain rigid in the functions and services they provide, and their quality and effectiveness remain difficult to quantify. Contemporary BMS attempt to achieve global service levels based on local control instead of meeting individual occupant requirements based on global control. Standardized building management APIs and scalable middleware solutions that enable reliable communication between building sensors, users, control systems, and machinery could accelerate energy innovation in the building sector.\nSmart Grids.\nContemporary electricity grids and markets were designed for a scenario in which large and mostly fossil-fueled power plants are dispatched to meet an almost inflexible demand. Achieving sustainable energy supply, however, requires moving towards a scenario where the variable power supplied by distributed renewable resources like wind and solar has to be absorbed by supply-following loads and energy storage whenever it is available. Thus, instead of dispatching a relatively small number of large generators, the large-scale integration of new types of generators and loads into electric grids requires new types of information systems for monitoring and controlling them, while making efficient use of existing assets. The task of controlling large numbers of flexible loads, e.g., air conditioning systems in buildings, electric vehicles, and small-scale energy storage systems, while guaranteeing overall system stability, is highly demanding in terms of computational complexity, required data communication and data storage. In the Smart Grid space, the challenge faced by EI researchers is to develop and carefully evaluate new ideas and actual system components enabling Smart Grid systems that are scalable, efficient, reliable, and secure.\nThe week-long workshop plan was as follows. Day 1 introduced the attendees to each other, and set the stage through invited tutorial presentations and brainstorming sessions. Day 2 was spent in breakouts focused on identifying the research challenges and opportunities, organized by application area such as Smart Buildings or Energy Grids, based on attendee interest and expertise. On Day 2, we also held the first out of two presentation session, where participants could give a short overview about their current research. Day 3 was used to assess the workshop at mid-stream, conduct group discussions, and make necessary corrections. Initial writing assignments, to document the discussions of the breakout sessions, were made on this day, as well. Day 4 consisted of a second round of breakouts focusing on enablers and crosscutting issues (e.g., data management, system design patterns, and human machine interaction) and the second participants' presentation session. Work on completing the report draft continued on that day. The last day consisted of the reviewing of the report draft, and through group discussion, identify the summary findings and recommendations.\nHans-Arno Jacobsen and Randy H. Katz and Hartmut Schmeck and Christoph Goebel",
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        "raw_content": "World\u2019s 2 Most Populous Countries Listed Among Most Dangerous for Christians\nThis photo taken on Sept. 12, 2018, shows Jin Mingri, head pastor of the Zion church, posing in Beijing days after authorities shut down one of China's largest \"underground\" Protestant churches. Jin told The Washington Post in an interview, \"The Communist Party has begun to see religion as a competitor. It\u2019s not just [Protestant] Christianity, but also Catholicism, Buddhism, and Islam. They want all of us to pledge our loyalty to the party.\u201d (Photo: Fred Dufour/ AFP/Getty Images)\nAmong the world\u2019s 50 most dangerous countries for Christians listed in a new report are China and India, the two most populous countries.\nNow in its 27th year, Christian advocacy organization Open Doors\u2019 \u201cWorld Watch List\u201d is an annual survey of religious liberty conditions for Christians around the world, measuring the degree of freedom a person has to practice their religious beliefs.\nIn remarks Thursday at The Heritage Foundation, David Curry, the president and CEO of Open Doors USA, cited the rise of authoritarianism and nationalism in India and China as reasons for the unapologetic persecution of Christians. China moved up on the list from No. 43 to No. 27, and India placed at No. 10, cracking the list\u2019s top 10 for the first time.\nThe Chinese government, Curry explained, has imposed policies on churches that violate their privacy and sanctity. For example, facial recognition technology is required by the state to track church members. Zion church, one of the churches that refused to integrate the technology, was forced to close for not complying with the Chinese government\u2019s standards.\nInstalling the facial recognition technology reportedly aids the government in identifying certain groups of people that are banned from attending church service, such as educators, civil servants, college students, doctors, medical professionals, or individuals younger than 18.\nSince Chinese President Xi Jinping has wielded state power to restrict Christianity, worship for unregistered churches has also become increasingly risky. Curry noted the arrest of Pastor Wang Yi along with around 150 Christians because he wouldn\u2019t allow the Communist Party to change his church\u2019s dogma.\n\u201cWe believe everyone has the right to choose their own faith,\u201d Curry asserted.\nIndia has also pushed an agenda to aggressively purge Christianity, Curry remarked. Curry said Hindu nationalism has contributed immensely to religious persecution. Non-Hindus are outcasts in their own country. Many are victims of violence, especially Hindus who have converted into Christianity.\nCurry urged CEOs of giant American corporations who are natives of these countries to speak out against such tragedies if they want to be part of the international business community.\nHelene Fisher, a global gender persecution specialist, also spoke at the briefing and explained that religious persecution can be \u201cgender specific.\u201d\n\u201cGender-specific persecution is an effective means of religious persecution. One of the major issues regarding female Christian persecution is forced marriage,\u201d Fisher said. \u201cChristian women are targeted because they raise children to become Christian.\u201d\nBelow is the complete list of countries that made Open Doors\u2019 World Watch List:",
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        "raw_content": "Dallas Comedy House Celebrates Move to Bigger Deep Ellum Digs with Shows This Weekend\nDallas Comedy House founder Amanda Austin in front of her club's original location on Commerce Avenue. The old club's neon sign now hangs on a wall at the new location on Main Street, which will have its grand opening Friday and Saturday.\nDanny Gallagher | May 15, 2015 | 1:22pm\nThe last day at the Dallas Comedy House's old Commerce Street location in March was also the final day of the 6th Annual Dallas Comedy Festival, a five-day showcase of local and national stand-up, sketch and improvisational talent. The gathering didn't end when the festival's headliners TJ & Dave took their final bows to a standing ovation or when everyone settled their bar tabs.\nIt continued long into the night with the second day of a raucous Flip Cup competition, a frat game tradition that has become a regular occurrence at the festival. There was also an impromptu dance party, loud Spotify music on a loop, and conversation among the club's core comedy nerds that produced endless steam until sometime much after midnight. Eventually, everyone had to go home because the next day everything would be packed up for the big move to the comedy club's new location just a street over: 3025 Main Street.\nDallas Comedy House founder Amanda Austin put out the call for moving volunteers days before that final night and even though the final night of the festival produced plenty of lingering hangovers, the club's faithfuls still showed up to pack up their clubhouse.\nWhat could have been a miserable day of sore backs and dehydrated bodies caused by too much wine and too much song turned into what Austin describes as one of the most fun days in her six-plus year history as a comedy club owner.\n\"I was really dreading it because it was the day after the festival and for me to even put out a call and say, 'Hey, after you guys have been up here as late after we stayed open to party and everything,'\" Austin says. \"The last people to leave that night were the first people here for the day of the move. We had about 25 people show up. I was overwhelmed. I couldn't believe that many people showed up.\"\nThe crowd of eager faces who greeted her the next morning somehow moved an entire comedy club in a single day. Austin says the sight moved her to tears.\n\"I had to stop for a second and be like, I can't believe these people showed up,\" she says. \"It was overwhelming.\"\nOne of the secrets of DCH's success is the strong community of friends and performers that serve as its foundation. Veteran performer David Razowsky described DCH and other long-form improv comedy clubs as \"a church that everybody wants to go to.\"\nPhoto by Jason Hensel\nAudiences of the Dallas Comedy House who just go for a show may only see the performance side, but for the faithful, who know it as DCH, are usually in the one of the house troupes, attend classes or even just show up for the weekly \"Jam\" sessions, it's become an artistic community of support and creativity. Given their steady stream of success, having to find a bigger place for comedy nerds to play was inevitable.\nDCH will celebrate the grand opening of their new Main Street location Friday and Saturday with a special performance by the long-form improv group Ladytown as well as shows from some of the club's more popular troupes.\nAustin says moving to a bigger place is actually scarier than the first location she opened, or even just leaving behind a cushy job at a Lexus dealership to pursue a career in a form of comedy that most people in Dallas/Fort Worth didn't know existed.\n\"It's more than twice the size,\" she says. \"It requires way more staff. Think about it. It's more than double the utilities, more than double the everything... and there's no turning back now.\"\nKyle Austin, Amanda's younger brother who also works as an instructor at the club and performs in several house troupes such as Roadside Couch and Please Like Us, recalls hearing his sister's plans to start her own comedy club.\n\"She had the itch for about a year and started putting things on paper and putting things into action,\" Kyle says. \"I was very skeptical, even as her brother who was someone who was with her from the very beginning but she is a bulldog. She was able to do it. She essentially took the leap of faith and we've been riding her coattails ever since.\"\nJust like most of the people who sign up for classes at DCH, she got the itch for sketch and long-form improv while watching a show. The Tyler native who grew up wanting to do comedy saw a show at the famed Second City theater during a trip to Chicago and a friend urged her to take a class back home. She signed up for classes at the now-defunct Ad-Libs just behind the old DCH location and urged her brother to sign up after the comedy bug sunk its teeth into her, an opportunity he only took when she offered to pay for his first session, Kyle says.\n\"As soon as we got done with Ad-Libs,\" Kyle says, \"we were taking trips to Chicago and LA to see shows and take classes.\"\nDuring one of their trips to a class at the Second City theater in LA, they met David Razowsky, a world-renowned improvisational comedian and actor.\n\"I remember her coming to me with questions when I ran Second City in LA for 10 years,\" Razowsky says. \"It was about classes and ideas and she'd always come to me for advice. When you last long enough in improvisation, you become an elder statesman.\"\nRazowsky couldn't remember the exact moment when he connected with the Austin siblings but he says they exchanged emails from then on and would always meet up when Razowsky found himself in town to talk about the club or whatever else was going on their lives. He certainly fits the mold of a mentor.\n\"Improvisation is about ensemble work and how you can't do any of this on your own,\" Razowsky says. \"If you don't know how to create a family, you're not going to be a family and it's interesting how Kyle and Amanda are family and they created a family with DCH. Their success is 100 percent how open they are to the community and how giving they are.\"\nTheir success started before they moved into their first headquarters on Commerce Avenue after holding classes and shows for corporate events or in places like Ozona on Greenville Avenue. Kyle says the first year wasn't without its struggles.\n\"The first year was probably the hardest year,\" he says. \"We had done several shows and we felt like we were experienced enough in the comedy side of it but she had never started a theater or opened a bar or started a training center. So the first year had some severe growing pains. Comedy in Dallas was non-existent. So we had to started developing something interesting and we had to start, for lack of a better word, a cult to generate some interest in Dallas.\"\nAmanda says she was \"optimistic\" the club would take off, even if the future was uncertain.\n\"I didn't know that all of this other stuff would happen or that we would grow this fast,\" she says. \"I didn't project any of that because I didn't have anything to base it on. So I think I was just excited and if it didn't work out, I could go back to my job and go, oh well, at least I tried.\"\nSoon, classes started growing from word of mouth and encouragement from people who had been through the program or seen the live, improvised shows and Amanda started looking for a space they could call their own. She says she looked all over town but settled in Deep Ellum right at the peak of its cultural bust because of its centralized location, encouraging arts community and \"because the rent was cheap because nothing was happening in Deep Ellum.\n\"It's close to everything and there's lot of cool stuff going on down here and it's only getting better now so I didn't want to leave,\" Amanda says referring to her new location. \"If we could make it work six years ago when nothing was going on down here, then we'll be fine.\"\nThe club continued to grow leading to special events and even its own festival that attracted some very famous names in comedy like Keegan-Michael Key who is one-half of the Comedy Central sketch duo Key & Peele, stand-ups including Rory Scovel and Chelsea Peretti and even a large portion of Conan O'Brien's writing staff during Conan's visit to Dallas' Majestic Theater during last year's Final Four.\nThose names and faces would never consider making an appearance if the club didn't have such a strong presence in Dallas. Such a presence can only be built by building a strong community, Razowsky says.\nA group of teachers, DCH regular performers and Level 1 students perform a showcase at DCH's new Main Street location.\n\"I've been in the improvisational business since 1982 and I've seen more standup clubs close than improv clubs,\" Razowsky says. \"They tend to stay open because standup is just about standup and booze. Improv is about creating a community and a school that relies on teachers who are charismatic who like who you are, like the school and want it to succeed. It's about changing people's lives. You're teaching people how to listen, how to connect, how to communicate, how to be vulnerable and honest. It's like a church, a church that everybody wants to go to.\"\nDCH has built just such a community through its classes and the friendship and troupes that are forged along the way as they go through an experience that allows them to be weird, wacky, angry or embarrassing without fear of judgment when they just learn to let themselves go. ??\n\"We've become stronger for it,\" says Shiloh Armstrong, DCH's general manager who also performs in troupes such as Wilma!!! and Summer Girls. \"When you think about it, you're dealing with challenges together and spending a lot of time together.\"\nMary-Margaret Hundley, a freelance fashion stylist from Dallas is a Level 1 student, who has only taken a few classes after only doing comedy once during one of the club's weekly \"Jam\" sessions where anyone can get on stage and perform regardless of their experience.\n\"I feel like it's a really tight knit group there,\" she says. \"It's a very vulnerable situation to be in and especially in my troupe and I can't speak for the others but in a short period of time, we're already really comfortable with each other and around a lot of really talented and inspiring people who you can tell have worked really hard to teach people. So quickly, I felt like I'm part of a professional group.\"\nThat sense of community builds in those who continue to trust themselves in the improvisational process and learn how to work within a group, says Jason Hensel, a performer in groups such as F.A.C.E. and 1995 Chicago Bulls.\n\"What makes me stay is the sense of community,\" Hensel says. \"Improv is about being supportive of one another and treating people with respect on and off stage.\"\nSome have been so inspired and emboldened by the people they performed and learned with at DCH that they moved to cities like Chicago and LA to make a go at achieving their comedy dreams. Brian Moody, a former member of Samurai Drunk, made the trek to Chicago where he's studying at Second City and getting stage time with a sketch team called Barbed Wire for Breakfast.\n\"I think it's the feeling of acceptance of care for the performers and students,\" Moody says. \"That attitude of love and support carries over into the performances. 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        "raw_content": "Mark Withey appointed Partner at Dentons\u2019 Moscow office\nMark Withey has been appointed a partner in Dentons\u2019 Russian Corporate and M&A practice.\nMark Withey has a broad-ranging corporate practice, advising on private and public mergers and acquisitions, private equity, joint ventures, equity capital markets, corporate reorganizations and general corporate law matters. He has advised on transactions across a wide range of jurisdictions and industry sectors. He also spent time on secondment with two leading investment banks in London. Withey has been based in Russia since early 2014.\nFlorian Schneider, Russia Managing Partner, noted: \u201cI congratulate Mark on this appointment. Since joining Dentons\u2019 Russian Corporate/M&A practice in 2014, he has successfully worked on some of the most challenging and high-profile transactions in Russia.\u201d\nMark Withey has advised AmRest Holdings, the largest independent restaurant operator in Central and Eastern Europe, on a number of transactions in Russia. He has also advised Russian Direct Investment Fund and certain co-investors on their acquisition of Sibur Portenergo and associated co-investor arrangements, VTB Capital on its investment into a national chain of stores in Russia and Olma Investment Group on its acquisition of Zurich Insurance Group\u2019s retail insurance business in Russia.\nThis appointment follows the recent recruitment of two prominent corporate lawyers: partner Vladimir Sokov, who previously headed the Corporate practice at Pepeliaev Group, and counsel Alexander Kovalev, who previously worked at DS Law, Pepeliaev Group, Baker & McKenzie, White & Case and PwC. Dentons\u2019 Corporate and M&A team is one of the largest and longest-established in Russia, with approximately 40 lawyers, including 11 partners.\nFlorian Schneider Partner, MoscowMoscowD +7 495 644 0500\nSvetlana Demicheva Marketing and Communications Director, Russia and the CIS",
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        "raw_content": "How (Not) to Stay Lukewarm\nI thought I was a Christian for years.\nI swore I had a relationship with God.\nI believed I could die at any moment and be welcomed into heaven.\nI wasn\u2019t. I didn\u2019t. I wouldn\u2019t.\nI did not have a category for someone thinking they were a follower of Christ and not actually being one. I assumed that if I had any desire to be a Christian, God should welcome me with shouts of joy. I had never read that there would be people on judgment day who would emphatically greet Jesus, calling him \u201cLord, Lord,\u201d and yet be rejected by him (Matthew 7:21\u201323). No one ever told me that people could do a lot of mighty works for God and yet still be lost.\nI convinced myself that I was safe from the wrath of God. No one told me that the lukewarm \u201cChristian\u201d gets spit out of God\u2019s mouth (Revelation 3:16). No one informed me that if God was not first in my heart, I was either in urgent need of repentance, or I was lost. In the words of Francis Chan, I was lukewarm and lovin\u2019 it.\nLukewarm and Lovin\u2019 It\n\u201cI did not have a category for someone thinking they were a follower of Christ and not actually being one.\u201d\nI didn\u2019t cuss much. I wasn\u2019t sleeping around. I went to church most Sundays. I must be a Christian.\nI said that Jesus died for my sins. I sang the lyrics on the screen. I prayed before meals. I gave God props for my athletic achievements. I must be a Christian.\nSure, God wasn\u2019t my all in all. Sure, I never read his word. Sure, I didn\u2019t pray very much. Sure, I secretly loved sin. Sure, holiness seemed dreadfully boring. Sure, I rarely owned him in public or spent time with him in private. But he understood. I was only human after all. No one is perfect.\nIf God had not intervened, I would have awoken from my delusion to a lake of fire. I imagined I feasted at the table of grace, drank from the chalice of eternal life, but I was eating garbage and drinking sewer water. I was dreaming, like those described in Isaiah,\nAs when a hungry man dreams, and behold, he is eating, and awakes with his hunger not satisfied, or as when a thirsty man dreams, and behold, he is drinking, and awakes faint, with his thirst not quenched. (Isaiah 29:8)\nI would have been the most miserable creature in all of perdition.\nAnd I kept myself in my delusion, muting my conscience and convincing myself that I was right with God by this simple strategy: I refused to read God\u2019s book and measured myself by the people around me.\nHow to Stay Lukewarm\nComparing my faith with others around me (including non-Christians) was the easiest way, as C.S. Lewis says, to travel down the gentle slope into hell.\nThe Downward Glance\nI looked down on those who were \u201clesser\u201d Christians to confirm my complacency. My assurance of salvation largely came from the fact that I was outwardly better than many of the other goats who claimed to be sheep.\nI prayed like the Pharisee: God, I thank you that I am not like other men, fornicators, liars, adulterers \u2014 I wouldn\u2019t know I was a Christian without them.\nWhen a duck compares himself with other ducks, he crowns himself a swan.\nThe Upward Glance\nWhen I would come across real believers, I would feel moments of deep conviction. But to stay lukewarm, I concluded that these were simply Christian all-stars.\nInstead of having them in the \u201cliving\u201d category while I was in the \u201cdead\u201d category, I reasoned that they were the Avengers. They were A+ Christians, I was the C/C- Christian \u2014 but both were passing. Just because I wasn\u2019t on the Christian all-conference team didn\u2019t mean I wasn\u2019t on the team. Right?\n\u201cMy lukewarm churchianity was consumed by living faith in the consuming God of the Bible.\u201d\nAnd once I established the superhero Christian category, I would search for reasons to put believers who made me uncomfortable into it. Oh, he wants to be a pastor! Oh, they were missionaries for several years. Oh, they grew up in a Christian home all their lives. Oh, they just have a personality that gets excited about everything. That explains it.\nI gladly resigned myself to being a spiritual hobbit \u2014 they too were included in the Fellowship, after all.\nWhere I Didn\u2019t Glance: the Bible\nWhen I was lukewarm, God\u2019s book was collecting dust in my room, unopened.\nThen God led me to his word and saved me. God met a miserable, 6\u20195\u201d hobbit in his cold, dank, dorm room, making him alive through his Spirit and his word. The lukewarm churchianity was consumed by living faith in the consuming God of the Bible.\nThere I read that you must be born again to enter the kingdom (John 3:3). There I read that loving Jesus above all others \u2014 father, mother, son, daughter, spouse \u2014 wasn\u2019t just for super Christians but for all who would follow Jesus (Matthew 10:37\u201339). There I read that God was disgusted with me for drawing near with my mouth before meals and on Sunday morning, while my heart remained far from him (Isaiah 29:13\u201314). There I read that I could search the Scriptures in a thousand Bible studies and yet refuse to truly go to Jesus and have life (John 5:39\u201340).\nThere I read that I couldn\u2019t be good enough to put God in my debt (Luke 17:10). That in no way could I please him while I lived in the flesh (Romans 8:8). There I read that I was rightfully cursed for not loving Jesus (1 Corinthians 16:22) and that the punishment would be everlasting torment (Revelation 14:11).\nThere I read that God wasn\u2019t a socially awkward kid in the lunchroom desperate for anyone to sit with him. There I read that his very name is \u201cKing of kings and Lord of lords\u201d (Revelation 19:16) to whom every single knee in creation will bow (Philippians 2:10). There I read that he did not need me (Acts 17:25); that if I refused to worship him, rocks would (Luke 19:40). There I read that I was created for his glory, not he for mine (Isaiah 43:7).\nThere I read that if I was lackadaisical about treasuring Christ, about repenting of sin, and refused to surrender in joyful submission, he would spit me out of his mouth (Revelation 3:15\u201316).\nGreat News for the Lukewarm\nBut there I also read that while we were worse than lukewarm, the King of kings died for us (Romans 5:8). 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        "raw_content": "Manjimup Farm Stay Accommodation\nDiamond Forest Farm Stay is located just 10 minutes drive south of Manjimup. This location is perfect to provide guests with access to the best of the benefits of a larger township whilst being located within a farming environment and within close proximity to the tourist center.\nProvided below is a brief overview of what to see and do around Manjimup. For comprehensive information about the local area and its attractions please visit the Manjimup Visitor website along with any of the links provided below.\nManjimup Shire covers a very diverse region which not only includes the township of Manjimup itself but extends through to Walpole in the south and Pemberton in the west along with the township of Northcliffe and the coastal hamlet of Windy Harbour. Manjimup township offers everything you would expect from a regional center with plenty of cafes, various retail outlets including both Coles and Woolworths supermarkets, a Visitors Centre, Post Office and parks of varying size. Manjimup is the central hub for the southern forests region therefore most things can be found within the shopping precinct.\nImmediately around Manjimup itself there are plenty of things to do and see.\nThe Four Aces, One Tree Bridge and Glenoran Pool are all popular spots for bush walking and swimming in the warmer months and are only 15 minutes drive from Manjimup along Graphite road.\nManjimup Heritage and Timber Park is a fantastic family and pet friendly park with one of the best playgrounds in the south west. With free gas BBQ's and picnic pavilions to enjoy its a great place for a day out. There are two flying foxes and a very large freestanding slippery slide (17m)- great for the older kids- a castle, climbing ropes, swings and much, much more. Have a look at what others are saying about it here.\nFonty's pool out on Seven Day Road, just out of Manjimup, is very popular for swimming in summer and is also popular with photographers due to it's picturesque setting and historical significance in the region; with old timber slab buildings and colourful deciduous trees.\nJust 10km south of Manjimup, and only 3km from Diamond Forest Farm Stay, you will find the Diamond Tree. One of only 3 remaining trees locally that were used as fire lookouts back in the early days to spot and warn townships of impending danger can now be climbed if you dare. The climb is approximately 50 meters via steel pegs driven into the tree's trunk. The view from the lookout platform on any of the trees is amazing and it is a unique experience in itself. The Diamond Tree, in the Diamond State Forest, is free to visit and climb. 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It has some great walk trails and picnic spots and also has its own 'radio station' that you can tune in to listen to information about the Shannon's wildlife, ecology, history and culture.\nMuch of the wild coast of the D'Entrecasteaux National Park is only accessible by 4 wheel drive vehicle, however conventional vehicles can access the park at Salmon Beach and Windy Harbour where you can still see the rugged limestone cliffs and find good swimming, fishing and surf beaches.\nTravel a little further, past Walpole towards Denmark and you will find the stunning Williams Bay with the naturally occurring Greenspool that is fantastic for swimming and snorkelling in the warmer months. A short hike will take you to Elephant rocks which is a popular spot for photographers. Elephant Rocks is named after the large rocks that look like elephants bathing in the sea.\nThe South West of Western Australia is home to 13 endemic species including 5 cockatoos and parrots, the infamous Noisy Scrub-bird and the stunningly beautiful Red-eared Firetail. Conduct your own tour or contact Peter Taylor at Birding South West to design and personalise a tour especially for you. Peter's passion is bird watching, whether it is taking other birders to his favourite haunts or out on his own taking photographs of the wonderful avifauna of Western Australia. Peter designs and conducts bird watching tours primarily in the South West region of Western Australia but also in other parts of Australia by request. These range from half-day tempters right through to fully accommodated 16 day expeditions as well as personalised tours looking for particular species or to specific locations.\n\"UnderStory\" is a fantastic adventure for adults and children alike. The 1.2 km walk circuit showcases the awe-inspiring Karri, Jarrah and Marri forest of the Northcliffe Forest Park and provides a forum for all to appreciate art in a unique and fun environment. Even for those who are not art lovers, a walk through the natural forest with exciting little \"surprises\" around every turn is a fun and refreshing way to be exposed to art. Understory is the first purpose built walk trail within Australia to permanently feature specially commissioned artworks (both permanent and some temporary) from a range of different art forms. The sculptures are located at varying intervals along the trail and it's interesting to note your own individual reaction invoked by each artwork. Each guest is provided with an MP3 player and a brochure as they enter this wonderful world, and through these media each sculpture is explained, as you come upon it, in a format appropriate to each age group. Children are enchanted by the stories of the artworks told by animals; and adults may be interested in hearing from each artist about the ideas behind their work; or maybe hearing associated poetry, prose or music. All in all, a fabulous family experience.\nValley of the Giants Treetop Walk - Walpole\nThe Treetop Walk in the Walpole-Nornalup National Park between Walpole and Denmark is one of the \"must see\" icons on a visit to the Southern Forests. See the towering red tingle and karri forests as you walk over the suspension bridge and out over a deep, red tingle gully high above the ground amongst the foliage of the tall treetops. It is a marvel of engineering - the 420-metre-long steel-truss walkway built into the thick natural bush without damage to the environment. The entire walk is 600 metres long and the highest point is about 40 metres off the ground.\nOnly an hour's drive from Diamond Forest Cottages, the whole family can experience the excitement of exploring the canopy of the magnificent tingle forest which grows in a 6000ha area around Walpole and nowhere else on earth. The walkway is built on the side of a natural valley and as the valley slopes away, the walkway rises gently up above the forest floor on a grade suitable for children, the elderly, babies in strollers and people in wheelchairs.\nThe Ancient Empire is the second part of the Treetop Walk adventure. A board walk winds through majestic, antique forests suspended just above the ground to protect the root systems of the ancient trees. Nothing can compare to standing next to these awesome creatures hundreds of years old, the world's only buttressed eucalypts with elephantine trunks up to 16m in diameter. 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        "raw_content": "It feels like some way of working out what it might all be about. Often it largely seems to be about shifting piles of washing from one part of my house to another. So if nothing else I have written this show to escape from the administration of laundry. In the mid-90s when I had the opportunity to compere on the comedy circuit I found that I had little to say about my life. Instead I ran silly competitions and games, which people loved. I was using my Pontins Bluecoat skills, not speaking as me, not really. My own life felt way too untroubled. I had no subject matter. Twenty years later and with my own kids reaching adolescence I see that I actually have much to say, both about my own childhood and my own parenting, and indeed the world in which my own parenting takes place. (That\u2019ll just be,\u2018the world\u2019). Sometimes as an actor you are in a play you don\u2019t think is very good or very well written, but you are in it anyway because you are an actor and somebody cast you out of many other people, and that is validation of a sort and there is no actor not in some way desperate for that. If I am in Ibsen or Chekhov then ok. I accept that if I screw this up it is not because the writing is rubbish. But we have all seen enough bad sitcom and bad theatre to know that sometimes the writing is terrible. I speak in the voice of others on stage. I am a pantomime Dame who speaks pure Bargoed, even though I grew up in well-spoken Cyncoed, in suburban Cardiff. I was the first child of four born to a public school \u2013 educated mother and my Dad, a West Walian grammar school boy made good in the big city. I did a fringe play a few years ago where the values and the system of belief that supported the words, (this system is always there, if you look.it is how we know that the Daily Mail is owned by profoundly conservative racists), were so counter to my own experience that I was embarrassed to have said yes (actors hate to say no). And I thought what am I doing?. I write. I have always written. I like my words. Because they are mine. And agree with myself on many if not all the key issues of the day. And my values and beliefs as expressed in my writing are likely to be entirely congruent with my values and beliefs as expressed by me. So why not get on with it? So I wrote some stuff. Some of it won prizes. I intensely dislike prizes as measures of artistic worth: Oscars and all the rest. But if they are going to exist I don\u2019t mind winning them. It\u2019s a bit like the public school thing. I believe that until in one glorious sweep we raze the public schools and indeed private and indeed faith (especially faith) schools of the UK to the ground we cannot even begin a conversation about true equality of opportunity. And that to pretend otherwise is an act of gross self-deception. And that the true socialist knows this in their heart. But I have friends who went to public schools. And I have good friends, even, who pay much money to privately educate their children. And I do not blame them. It is the system that is at fault. It is the system that deliberately perpetuates (and believe me it is deliberate) and sustains inequality. So don\u2019t have awards, but if you are going to have them don\u2019t blame me for winning them. Anyway winning was just another form of validation. I attended two revelatory residential writers courses with the Arvon foundation in the Shropshire hills. I found space and time. Stories emerged. Actually they poured out of me. I had repressed it all a long time, you see. So out it all came. My subject matter. The challenges of looking after three children under four. The tedium of that and the joy of escape from it, too. What else? Being a single parent. I see that all around me. What is that experience? How does it differ? What happens when your kids start to leave home but are still connected, somehow reliant? Crowds, and their behaviour when confronted by a disturbing incident. This fascinates me. We film on our cameraphones, but do we intervene? There is a story about that. There is a story about communicating with adolescents. Funny but disturbing, too. I find my own children reaching adolescence to be that. Funny. Uplifting. They are, all three, great kids and I like them a lot. There is something about them reaching a maturity that forces self-appraisal, though.\nThere is a story about domestic violence, and indeed marital rape. So perhaps not so light after all. But important. Ever since I read Nick Hornby in his first and best book, in 1991, the memoir Fever Pitch, write that 98% of men at a football match had never hit anyone, even at school, I realised that I was in the majority not the minority. I fear physical violence and will do anything to avoid it.My male friends are not fighters. Neither do they want to be. So those of us who are non-violent need to speak up when we see bullying. When we are at drop-in groups with our small children and the aggressive behaviour of young male toddlers is condoned with the phrase \u2018What you can expect they are boys?\u2019 You can expect better than that. But if you don\u2019t expect better, you will not get better.There is no scientific proof whatsoever that in this age we need men to be aggressive and violent. We who have sons need to challenge physical violence at all turns. And we who have daughters need to teach them never to accept it. We create the future. And we create it in our children.\nThere are six stories in total. They are about things I care about. They are my voice. I am giving you me. Those that know me possibly think of me as being quite funny, quite amusing, quite good company. If you want good company come to this show. We will share, you will chat to people a bit, there will be communality, there will be no judgement, and it will be warm and fun. I will be engaging. I have set myself the goal of not feeling I have to be funny, though. Because this is not stand up. I love stand up. I love Stewart Lee and Josh Widdecombe and many of the others, though not the violent misogynist ones who just take us back to before 1980 when the alternative movement began. This is not that, though. This is me telling stories, in my voice. In fact in the process of writing and rehearsing the show (I have way too much material) I have dropped bits that are funny but not helping the whole. It is interesting, too, how people come to you with what they might do if they were doing this show and tell you that is what you ought to do. \u2018You could just do a rant about being a man who feels like this\u2019 or \u2018You could just talk about the time when we\u2019. I have avoided this. These shows are my words. My voice. My journey. My story. Me ,me,me. I make no apology. I would love you to join me.",
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        "raw_content": "[vik-tawr-ee-uhn, -tohr-]\nof or relating to Queen Victoria or the period of her reign: Victorian poets.\nhaving the characteristics usually attributed to the Victorians, especially prudishness and observance of the conventionalities.\nnoting or pertaining to the architecture, furnishings, and decoration of English-speaking countries between c1840 and c1900, characterized by rapid changes of style as a consequence of aesthetic and philosophical controversy, technological innovations, and changes of fashion, by the frequent presence of ostentatious ornament, and by an overall trend from classicism at the start to romanticism and eclecticism at the middle of the period and thence to classicism again, with attempts at stylistic innovation occurring from time to time.\nnoting or pertaining to the massive, elaborate work characteristic especially of the period c1855\u201380, derived mainly from the Baroque and Gothic styles and characterized by the presence of heavy carved ornament, elaborate moldings, etc., by the use of strong and generally dark colors, by the frequent use of dark varnished woodwork, by the emphasis on geometrical form rather than on textural effects, and frequently by an effect of harshness.\na person who lived during the Victorian period.\na house in or imitative of the Victorian style.\nOrigin of Victorian\nFirst recorded in 1870\u201375; Victori(a) + -an\nRelated formspost-Vic\u00b7to\u00b7ri\u00b7an, adjectivepre-Vic\u00b7to\u00b7ri\u00b7an, adjectivepseu\u00b7do-Vic\u00b7to\u00b7ri\u00b7an, adjective, nounun-Vic\u00b7to\u00b7ri\u00b7an, adjective\nSynonyms for Victorian\n2. prudish, conventional, priggish, straightlaced, smug, prim, narrow.\nBritish Dictionary definitions for post-victorian\nof, relating to, or characteristic of Queen Victoria or the period of her reign\nexhibiting the characteristics popularly attributed to the Victorians, esp prudery, bigotry, or hypocrisyCompare Victorian values\ndenoting, relating to, or having the style of architecture used in Britain during the reign of Queen Victoria, characterized by massive construction and elaborate ornamentation\nof or relating to Victoria (the state or any of the cities)\na person who lived during the reign of Queen Victoria\nan inhabitant of Victoria (the state or any of the cities)\nDerived FormsVictorianism, noun\nWord Origin and History for post-victorian\n1839, \"belonging to or typical of the reign of Queen Victoria of Great Britain\" (ruled 1837-1901). Figurative sense of \"typified by prudish or outdated attitudes\" is attested by 1934. The noun meaning \"a person from or typical of Victorian times\" is from 1876.\npost-victorian in Culture\nA descriptive term for the time when Victoria was queen of England, from 1837 to 1901. The Victorian period in England is known as a time of industrial progress, colonial expansion, and public fastidiousness in morals. The Victorian period in the United States had many of the same characteristics.",
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        "raw_content": "Rassistische Gewalt verhindern\nEU-Parlamentarier, Experten aus der Zivilgesellschaft und der Forschung haben im Rahmen einer Konferenz das Thema \"Rassistische Gewalt Verhindern\" in London diskutiert.\nDiese Konferenz wurde von der britischen EU-Ratspr\u00e4sidentschaft unterst\u00fctzt und hat gro\u00dfen Anklang gefunden. Der Schwerpunkt der Debatte lag auf der Frage der Pr\u00e4vention von Rassismus und mit welchen politischen Ans\u00e4tzen und Mitteln rassistische Gewalt verhindert werden kann.\nLet me start by thanking you for this invitation to address you here today on such an important issue of \"Preventing Racist Violence\". The holding of this conference is an excellent example of how policy research institutions, Anti-Racism organisations and politicians can support this important process and should be an example to be followed up in other countries.\nIn the beginning of my speech, I would like to introduce myself and my political activities in the field.\nI am a Member of the European Parliament and Vice-Chair of the Intergroup on Racism and Xenophobia, since 1999. I am German but Kurdish by origin. I believe that this is one reason among others why I am very committed to issues like multi-ethnic societies, tolerance and justice.\nThe Intergroup seeks to enhance the collaboration between Members of the European Parliament, political groups, and other stakeholders such as NGOs, trade unions and other European institutions on issues related to racism and equality.\nThe Intergroup represents an opportunity for us MEPs from different backgrounds to network within the Parliament in a more informal context, to enhance mutual support and build alliances between each other, and to bring more visibility to initiatives and actions on racism and equality issues. We believe in promoting respect for diversity, equal treatment regardless of ethnic origin and pursuing the best practice in integration policies. We intend to\n- help give new political drive to the fight against racism;\n- promote equal treatment, respect for diversity, and integration across the EU;\n- influence the policy agenda to maintain Anti-Racism as a priority in Europe;\n- serve as a platform where MEPs and NGOs can collaborate and actively contribute to Anti-Racism policy;\n- Protect minority rights in the twenty five European member states.\nI support the report by my colleague and Chair of the Intergroup, Claude Moraes, on the protection of minorities and Anti-Discrimination policies in an enlarged Europe.\nNotwithstanding the important instrument adopted by the European Union in application of Article 13 of the EC Treaty, it is still a matter of fact that discrimination and violence on religious and ethnic grounds continue.\nOn the one hand, it is essential part of Anti-Racism policies across Europe to condemn all acts of intolerance and incitement to racial hatred and all acts of harassment or racist violence. The Council Framework Decision on combating racism and xenophobia will be an important step towards establishing a framework for punishing racist and xenophobic violence as a criminal offence across the EU.\nParticularly, if we think about the victims of racist motivated violence and the violation of victims\\' humane dignity, punishment of racist violence is an essential part of the process of recovering from harm. Furthermore, perpetrators and potential perpetrators should be aware that their actions and attitudes stand against European societies\\' values.\nOn the other hand, if we discuss preventing racist violence, we have to adopt a differentiated approach, which includes the discussion on the causes of racist crime.\nIn my view, in the context of racism prevention, it is also very important to support North-South solidarity in Europe. A sophisticated and common understanding among societies for issues like uneven development, migration and cultural diversity needs to be pushed forward in Europe.\nAs a member of the Committee on Development of the European Parliament, I do stress the importance to establish strong links and partnerships with developing countries. And in the same time, I underline the relevance to foster the awareness among citizens and policy makers, that there is only \\'One World\\'. This implies that ethnic minorities, refugees and immigrants in Europe deserve our all protection and support.\nRecently for example, I wrote an opinion on behalf of the Committee on Development concerning the Council Directive on minimum standards on procedures in Member States for granting and withdrawing refugee status. This written opinion stresses the need of protection of vulnerable groups like unaccompanied minors, who are married. 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        "raw_content": "Arpit Singh Digital Marketing Last Updated: July 30, 2018\nWhy we use google analytics? Google analytic is virtually changing the entire landscape of the search system. There are tools that help you define your objective and then you can use the traffic to optimize your website, but Google analytics\u2013 a valuable tool to customize your traffic sources and then use the data to improve your website \u2013 can help you improve your website.\nThis is a brief article about the benefits of Google analytics and that how you should use the tool to get an improved variety of ideas. We will write another article about the tool, but the post is about the basic ideas. Read and if you want to ask any sort of question, please ask it.\nAs a webmaster, you would preferably want to learn the actual source of your traffic \u2013 organic, paid, social. This diversified range of sources actually give you an understanding of how you should use your traffic, and that how you should customize your sources for a better understanding of the ecosystem.\nIf your website traffic is coming from affiliate sources, you need to improve other variety of factors such as improving your referral traffic. This means that your traffic sources usually become more organized and usable. To improve the traffic and then to improve the optimization part of your website, you need to be decisive about a few important factors.\nThere are a good number of tools that can help you pinpoint the actual source of your traffic, then with the help of the sources; you can even optimize the source of your website. There are a good variety of free sites and tools which you can use to improve the traffic and referral source.\nTo ensure that your website leverages the perfect momentum of traffic and positively impact the traffic to help you with sales, you even compare from a different variety of tools and traffic analytics which you can choose to get a perfect overview of the system.\nHow to impress google\nAmong the different types of tools which you can use to optimize your website traffic and then to understand how these work, you can rely on a number of tools. Among the most trusted tools, is the Google analytics. This is one of the free tools which you can even use in its premium form; but even if you use the free, you get a number of things which is otherwise paid in other tools. Google analytic is perhaps the number one tool which has been proven to be beneficial for a number of reasons. There are webmasters who use it because it has been good value.\n1 Best Ways To Use Google Analytics\n1.1 Improved analytic\n1.2 Pinpoint areas\n1.4 Track and click\n1.5 Demographic\nBest Ways To Use Google Analytics\nImproved analytic\nGoogle analytics has been proven to be beneficial for a number of reasons. It is easy to use, and that the tools are helpful. As a webmaster, you can use the tool to pinpoint the areas which need to be analyzed. The analytic is helpful in the fact that it has been designed taking into consideration the unique aspects of traffic analytic.\nThere are different modes \u2013 you can even create your campaign, and then after typing a particular set of option, you can even have an understanding of it by the variables. There are campaign ideas and then there is traffic analytic report which you can use to generate a list of ideas as to how to use, and why to use the analytic.\nFree means Google analytics does not necessarily cost you a penny if you use it free of cost. Whereas; if you are using the tool for an improved variety of traffic report, you can opt for the premium version. A premium version is usually an overview of more features and that you can use it to customize, save and then use the data.\nTrack and click\nTrack and click \u2013 by the term, we refer that the tool is populated with options which help you determine the traffic sources and then you can view how they are coming to your website, which pages are they visiting etc. You can track it to customize the traffic analytics.\nGoogle analytics actually helps you get the demographic stats about your audience. This means you can understand audiences are and that how they are coming to your website. The stats actually help you compare from ways so that after understanding the traffic sources, you can optimize.\nThese are some of the ways you can use the Google analytics. The tool is great for use and that you can use it for free. For using the premium version, you need to buy the version. But then even if you use the free version, there are a range of ways you can get the benefits. Where else is another tool which is free and is equipped with so many features like Google Analytics and is so much feature? So, it can be said that if you want to use Google Analytic for pinpointing the improved variety of ways to understand the data and then use it to properly customize your sources; the traffic to your website improves.\nOther than Google analytics, there are some improved variety of other tools which you can use to optimize your traffic and then you can customize the options. 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        "raw_content": "Chain Restaurant Madness\nI have laid a lot at the feet of the fast food industry as far as their contribution to the problem with obesity, overweight, heart disease, diabetes and cancer. I do believe that they have a tremendous responsibility to make changes that help their customers eat better. I have been critical as well of the soft drink companies, but there's an amazing issue with freestanding chain restaurants.\nAs those of you who follow the Friday Newsletter know, we have been reviewing such places and will be continuing to do so over the next few months. This is in anticipation of the launch of the update to our eatTHISdiet software. Generally before going I have been reviewing the nutrition information if it is available online. (There's wide variation between restaurants as to whether they offer that information or not.)\nIt always amazes me what is on these pages. I have written about the problem with traditional fast food joints and how high in fat and sodium as well as calorie dense their foods are. I am just not sure there's any reason for McDonald's to sell a 740 calorie hamburger or an 1,160 calorie milkshake.\nAll of this makes a 150 calorie can of Coca-Cola seem like it's diet food. Likewise, the McDonald's choices seem positively slimming when you look at some of the foods at chain restaurants. Here are a few examples:\nLet's say you and a friend go to Chili's and start with an appetizer. Splitting an order of Classic Nachos will ring up 725 calories for each of you (and an incredible 28 grams of saturated fat with 1,365 mg of sodium). Hmm... that's dinner and maybe it's time to quit. Most folks don't, however, and move on to dinner. Feeling a bit guilty, maybe, about having the Nachos, you decide on a salad. The Southwestern Cobb Salad maybe? That's gotta be healthier than a burger, right? Not at 970 calories and 2,590 mg of sodium.\nWhew! Chili's has taken a nice unsuspecting, honest, healthy plate of greenery and turned it into a calorie bomb. The Big Mouth Bite burger is only 850 calories and 1,930 mg of sodium for gosh sakes!\nIf you think that I am picking on Chili's, don't. Kung Pao Chicken at P.F. Chang's comes in at 1,478 calories and over 80 grams of fat. Their Citrus Soy Salmon Lunch Bowl is 1,047 calories. For lunch! Over at Chevy's Fresh Mex the Grilled Fish Tacos are 970 calories and over 3 grams of sodium. At Olive Garden they won't tell you what's in their dishes except for their \"Garden Fare\" where they list the Capellini Pomodoro as being \"low-fat\" at 17 grams, but the dish comes in at 840 calories for a single serving.\nRestaurants are fighting bitterly right now against listing their nutrition information on menus. They argue that it's not necessary and there's no evidence that it will change our behavior. They are correct in that there is no evidence, but no large studies have been done on this. While there may not be research to support that putting nutrition info on menus helps, there are great studies that show if you feed folks healthier food and just don't tell them that it's healthier, they like it better and are generally more satisfied.\nThe thing that I don't understand is that all that fat and salt is expensive and doesn't add that much flavor to a dish. (Remember, before I became a doctor I ran restaurants for a living.) Granted, salt is not all that expensive (although it adds up to a lot of money in a big chain like Red Lobster or Olive Garden). Fat is expensive, though. Those extra tablespoons of butter, oils, cheese, heavy cream, half and half and overdressed salads really adds up to big bucks. In these lean times of rising food prices, the way to improve profit is to cut these and to cut portion size a bit. All of that makes a big difference in the bottom line (and customer's bottoms).\nO.K., I might be dreaming, but for you the best course is to look before you leap. If you are going to a chain restaurant like Applebee's, Ruby Tuesday's, Cheesecake Factory, Denny's or IHOP, check out their website first for the nutrition facts \u2013 if they're available \u2013 and decide on what you will have before setting foot in the door.",
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        "raw_content": "Gary Bates, University Of Tennessee Extension\nSuccess grass-fed beef production is dependent on several factors. Often producers will focus on cattle issues such as calf health and marketing. But often minimizing feed cost and optimizing average daily gain are two factors that are not considered as much as they should be. These are two factors that can have huge influences over whether an operation makes or loses money. One way to positively influence both of these factors is through a good forage program.\nIn order to have a successful forage program there are two primary issues to consider: a) when do you need grazing, and b) what level of daily gain is desired. These two factors will influence the forage species that are selected and the number of acres that are required. Below are points to understand and consider when developing a forage program grass-fed beef operations.\n\u2018Kentucky 31\u2019 tall fescue will severely limit cattle gain. The endophyte found in KY 31 tall fescue causes severe reductions in calf performance. Research has consistently shown that daily gains of 1 lb are about all that can be expected from calves grazing endophyte-infected tall fescue.\nNon-toxic endophyte infected tall fescue is a useful tool. The tall fescue varieties give the opportunity to have the persistence of KY 31 without the toxicosis. Research shows these varieties offer huge opportunities for grass-fed operations.\nClovers can help reduce the toxicosis caused by the endophyte. For KY 31 tall fescue, one way to reduce the effect of the endophyte is to add clovers to the. Although it will not eliminate the problem, weight gain will be increased by approximately one-half pound per day.\nMost other forage species can support 2 lb/day gain. Research from across the southeast has shown that, other than KY 31 toxic tall fescue, most all forage species can provide forage for 2 lb/day gain. In general, cattle grazing legumes will gain more than if they graze grasses, and annuals will produce slightly more gain than perennials. But the difference in performance of calves on various forage species is not as great as many producers think.\nGrazing management has a large influence on the level of weight gain. The amount of forage available for cattle to eat will influence their diet quality and intake. If pastures are grazed too low, animals can\u2019t be selective and eat the high quality portions of the plant. The quality of their diet will decrease, as will their intake. All of this leads to reduced weight gain. To get the best performance from a calf, adequate forage needs to be provided, which will allow for animal selectivity and a higher quality diet.\nSelect a forage species based on when it produces forage. Since daily gain is more influenced by forage availability than forage species, primary criteria for selecting a forage for an operation should be its production season. Use forages that will produce during the periods of the year when grazing is needed. When selecting additional forages, evaluate which periods lack adequate forage, and choose forages that will grow during that period, thereby improving forage availability during that time.\nUse grass/legume mixes whenever possible. Legumes provide extra benefit for grass pastures by adding nitrogen to the soil. Fertilizer expenses are often one of the major costs associated with pasture production. The opportunity to take advantage of nitrogen fixation and decrease nitrogen fertilizer application can dramatically cut costs.\nThere are many factors to consider when developing a forage program. Although there isn\u2019t a \u201cone-size fits all\u201d program, paying attention to the points listed above can help improve their forage production, animal performance, and the profitability of their grass-feed operation.",
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        "raw_content": "EAG Services attended the GDS NG Oil and Gas Summit that was held in Austin, TX this past\u2026",
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        "raw_content": "The Importance of Negotiations\nNegotiations in real estate are extremely important. Nearly every transaction involves some type of negotiations and working with someone with experience on both ends is extremely important. Here are a few things to consider when entering into a real estate negotiation.\nWhen selling your home the true leverage comes when you have multiple offers. With only one offer on the table you may need to negotiate down or stay firm and wait for the price that you want, but as soon as you get 2 or more offers on property the control is now in your hands. Negotiating in multiple offers takes experience, confidence and knowledge. As with many things, knowledge is power. As a seller, if you know that the buyer is willing to come up in price or if you know that this is their final number it will drastically influence how you proceed.\nKnowing if they need to be into a home by a certain date may also influence how you go through the negotiations. Having more than one option and being able to play them off each other definitely has its advantages.\nAs soon as you have 2 offers you may decide to accept one, counter both, counter one, or tell both that they need to come up. Keep in mind by doing this you may lose an offer. The last thing you want to do is counter both offers and end up with nothing on the table. Again, this is why knowing who you are working with is imperative. Being too greedy can come back to bite you if you do not have a good grasp on the offers at play. In the current Vancouver real estate market it is common to receive multiple offers and sellers have become the drivers. Lately they have been able to dictate what they want and play offers off each other. This has been a major factor in the prices that we are seeing.\nAs a buyer or as a buyers agent it is also important to know what is important for the seller. Are closing dates important? Possession dates? How about a larger deposit? Every little bit matters and that is why getting as much information before submitting your offer is important. As a buyers agent it is our job to find out this information and get as much external info as possible. We likely won\u2019t know what the highest offer is but hopefully we can get an idea of how many offers there are and how we can go about making our offer as appealing as possible. It\u2019s also important to know what the home is worth to the buyer and not to let the whirlpool of multiple offers sweep your buyers past a price that they are comfortable with.\nFinding a Realtor that you trust is imperative. Working through this process can be a whirlwind of emotions. You want someone leading you through the process that you can rely on and one that you know is looking out for your best interests.\nAt East Van Townhouses we pride ourselves in putting our clients best interests at the forefront of everything we do. If you need any advice on how to handle a transaction we are happy to lend a hand\u2026",
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        "raw_content": "JCT\u2019s Dynamic Score is Positive But Underestimates Economic Benefits\nTax Policy \u2013 JCT\u2019s Dynamic Score is Positive But Underestimates Economic Benefits\nWith today\u2019s release of a dynamic scoring estimate of the Senate\u2019s version of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, the Joint Committee on Taxation (JCT) confirms that tax changes impact economic growth. While JCT\u2019s estimates are positive, there is reason to believe that the tax plan would produce even greater dynamic effects than its analysis shows.\nJCT estimates that the federal government would see an increase in revenue of $458 billion over the next decade from the economic growth, while growing the nation\u2019s GDP on average by 0.8 percent. While the static cost of the bill is still estimated to be almost $1.414 trillion, the overall costs are now lower at approximately $1 trillion.\nThis range of estimates highlights the importance of JCT providing Congress with dynamic estimates, and reflects years of JCT\u2019s hard work to develop this model.\nHowever, JCT\u2019s results should be viewed as likely underestimating the economic growth spurred by this tax bill. The range of estimates from JCT includes several important assumptions that limit its growth results, particularly, assumptions regarding the Federal Reserve\u2019s response to potential inflation and the United States being a closed economy.\nAs we\u2019ve long argued, the United States is not a closed economy, but rather functions as a small, open economy. While the United States represented approximately 40 percent of the world\u2019s economy in the 1960s, that is now less than 25 percent, with large international capital inflows annually. This matters, because assuming the United States is a closed economy assumes that capital is not available to help finance the rapid increase in economic growth.\nWithout an open economy, U.S. businesses are limited to U.S. savings for investment, which is being eroded by increased government borrowing. This crowds out the opportunity for small business to invest because the limited savings bids up the cost of borrowing.\nHowever, when savings from foreign investors is available, U.S. businesses have access to a plethora of savings. As long as there are economically viable projects, foreign investors funnel savings into the United States to take advantage of the opportunity. Moreover, U.S. investors with assets in foreign countries can choose to sell their investment abroad and purchase U.S. assets. This is another channel by which an open economy draws in investment from the rest of the world.\nSecond, JCT assumes that the Federal Reserve accommodates the increased demand for investment by keeping rates low or attempts to fight inflation by raising interest rates through its open market activities. The JCT\u2019s score includes Federal Reserve activity that would counteract the economic expansion from tax cuts.\nJCT\u2019s assumption on an aggressive Federal Reserve also doesn\u2019t seem quite reflective of the current U.S. economy. Historically, the Federal Reserve has been conscious about rapidly changing the interest rate. Rapid changes often create unintended consequences. Given the interest rate is functionally near zero, it is unlikely that the Federal Reserve will increase the rate above and beyond its current schedule, which has already been priced into the economy.\nSource: Tax Policy \u2013 JCT\u2019s Dynamic Score is Positive But Underestimates Economic Benefits\nTax Policy \u2013 International Provisions in the Senate Tax Cuts and Jobs Act\nThe Senate\u2019s version of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) includes several important changes to the taxation of multinational corporations. The international provisions of the Senate\u2019s bill are similar to those in the House\u2019s bill, but there are key differences in their base erosion rules. The main purpose of the international provisions in the Senate bill is to introduce a territorial system to the taxation of multinational corporate income. This includes the introduction of a participation exemption, the strengthening of base erosion rules, and transition rules for deferred income.\nHowever, the Senate bill also includes provisions to encourage multinational businesses to move intellectual property to the United States.\nOverview of Major International Rules in the Senate\u2019s Tax Cuts & Jobs Act\nMove to a territorial system through a 100 percent dividend deduction\nDeemed repatriation of deferred foreign income\nA reduce rate on foreign-derived income\nInclusion of foreign high returns\nLimitation of interest expensing for a worldwide affiliate group\nAn inbound transaction inclusion rule\nTransition to a Territorial System\nThe Senate bill has a 100 percent dividend deduction as the participation exemption. This includes a rule to limit losses for sale or transfer when dividends are paid to the parent corporation.\nTo facilitate the move from a worldwide to a territorial system, the bill includes a deemed repatriation provision. Deferred earnings are subject to a 10 percent tax if cash or cash equivalent or 5 percent tax for reinvested earnings. S corporations are exempt from deemed repatriation. REITs can exclude the deferred earnings from their gross income test.\nCorporations have eight years to pay the tax on deferred earnings. A minimum payment of 8 percent is required for the first five years, 15 percent for the sixth year, 20 percent for the seventh year, and 25 percent for the eighth year.\nReduced Rate on Foreign-Derived Income\nUnlike the House version of the TCJA, the Senate bill includes a 37.5 percent deduction on foreign-derived income above a threshold. Businesses with income from foreign sales receive a deduction for all income above a normal return on assets related to that income. The Senate bill defines normal income as 10 percent of all tangible, depreciable assets, which excludes intangibles like patents. As such, this provision lowers the effective rate on foreign income derived from intangible assets to 12.5 percent.\nThe provision is not technically an innovations box, but it has the same result. Typically, innovation boxes distinguish which income receives a lower rate based on research and development expenditures, royalty payments, or intangible assets. Although this provision does not use any of these tests, it does reduce the effective tax rate on income from intellectual property.\nIt seems that this provision is intended to encourage multinationals to locate intangibles in the United States. The assumption is bolstered by the inclusion of special rules for transferring intangible assets from controlled foreign corporations to a U.S. shareholder. This provision allows a U.S. parent to transfer an intangible asset without triggering a taxable event, such as capital gains from the sale of the asset.\nInclusion of Intangible Income from Low-Tax Countries\nThe current year inclusion of global intangible low-taxed income by United States shareholders does not distinguish between high-tax or low-tax countries. Instead, the rule requires a U.S. parent company to include 50 percent of all foreign subsidiaries\u2019 income above a normal return into the parent\u2019s taxable base. This provision excludes from income any effectively connected income, subpart F income, foreign oil or gas income, or certain related party payments. The provision defines normal returns as 10 percent of all the tangible, depreciable assets held by all foreign subsidiaries within the parent\u2019s network. In this case, U.S. parents with intangible assets, such as patents and copyrights, in any foreign country would be required to include half of the income into the parent\u2019s taxable base.\nTo avoid double taxation, the U.S. parent can use 80 percent of the foreign tax credits related to the included income against their tax liability. The remaining 20 percent cannot be carryforward or backward. Most U.S. parents with intangibles in higher-tax countries should have enough foreign tax credits as to avoid the tax while U.S. parents with intangible assets in low-tax countries would have an additional liability because there are no foreign tax credits available. As such, this provision acts like an additional tax on intangible income from low-tax countries without explicitly identifying low-tax countries.\nLimitation of Interest Deduction\nThe Senate bill also includes a limit on the interest deduction for corporations within a global network. This provision does not replace the domestic limitation of interest deduction, but it is an additional limitation stacked on top of the domestic provision. In this provision, the interest deduction for a corporation within a \u201cworldwide affiliate group\u201d is limited to the a portion of the total interest paid by the group, where the portion is based on the share of group\u2019s total income earned by the U.S. corporation.\nFor example, a U.S. subsidiary of a foreign parent has $10 million of income within a group with a total income of $100 million. The subsidiary has $5 million in interest payments, but the group only has a total of $20 million in interest payments. In this case, the subsidiary would only be allowed to deduct $2 million in interest payments, (10/100)*20.\nInbound Rule\nThe inbound rule in the Senate bill acts like an alternative minimum tax for corporations that conduct business with foreign-related corporations. In the provision, corporations with effectively connected income are required to calculate their tax with two methods. First, the corporation calculates its taxes using the standard domestic method, which includes deducting payment to the foreign-related corporations. Second, the corporation calculates its taxes without deducting payments from the foreign-related corporation but applying a 10 percent rate to the base rather than the statutory 20 percent. If the second calculation is greater than the first, the corporations pays the difference between the two calculations in additional taxes.\nThis provision applies to all payments between a U.S. corporation and a foreign-related corporation except for goods sold.\nSource: Tax Policy \u2013 International Provisions in the Senate Tax Cuts and Jobs Act\nVisualizing the Static Impact of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act on 25,000 Taxpayers\nTax Policy \u2013 Visualizing the Static Impact of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act on 25,000 Taxpayers\nEarlier today, The New York Times put out a great visualization of what the tax bill would look like for middle-class families. With the help of the Open Source Policy Center, they illustrated new tax liabilities for 25,000 sample families.\nSome of our earlier blog posts revolved around illustrating the proposal\u2019s effects on a smaller set of nine families. A smaller set of data helps visualize the changes on an individual level, but it doesn\u2019t fully capture the inherent complexity among millions of American taxpayers. However, it is worth noting that The Times only conducted a static analysis; dynamic results that account for economic growth show a more complete picture of how tax reform could benefit different taxpayers.\nThe visualization highlights that many families, similar to our analysis, would see a tax decrease in 2018 under the Senate\u2019s tax plan. When considering households that currently take the standard deduction, nearly everyone gets a tax cut, but the results are split more evenly when factoring in individuals who itemize. From the selected sample families, about 40 percent of households that itemize would see a tax increase in 2018 under the proposed Senate bill.\nMany factors lead to these results. Recent tax reform proposals have emphasized removing tax preferences by cutting tax expenditures as a means to pay for lower overall rates, but this inherently means that some who currently benefit from such tax preferences could see a tax increase. Eliminating the deduction for state and local taxes could increase tax burdens on taxpayers from states with high state and local tax rates, such as New York, California, and Connecticut. Additionally, tax cuts for households without children are much less pronounced as they do not benefit from the enhanced child tax credit in the Senate bill. The proposed Senate bill would double the child tax credit to $2,000 per child and would not begin phasing out that benefit until households earn $500,000. This enhancement results in larger tax cuts for families with children and thus offsets some of the effects of removing other specific tax preferences for these families. However, households without children do not receive any benefit from this provision\u2014about half these families would see tax increases without the benefit of the expanded child tax credit.\nOverall, as analysis from the Joint Committee on Taxation (JCT) shows, all income groups do see a decrease in tax liability in 2018.\nDue to the temporary nature of the individual portion of the Senate proposal, in 2027, the spread of families with tax increases compared to tax decreases looks much less certain. If the individual provisions sunset after 2025, as currently stated in the bill, almost all Americans would see a tax increase on a static basis when compared to current law. This would occur mainly because the Senate proposal includes changing the measure by which tax brackets are adjusted for inflation. Moving from the traditional Consumer Price Index (CPI), the Senate proposal adopts the Chained Consumer Price Index (C-CPI) measure of inflation. C-CPI is typically a less generous inflator, but the move will more accurately account for product substitutions in reaction to price fluctuations.\nHowever, these results only include static tax calculations, and do not attempt to account for any economic growth generated from the Senate\u2019s tax plan. Incorporating the JCT\u2019s assumption that 25 percent of the economic benefit of corporate income tax cuts are passed on to workers in the form of higher incomes results in far fewer families facing a tax increase. In fact, almost half the sample families would see a tax cut in 2027 under the changes in the Senate bill, even assuming other individual provisions would be sunset. Additionally, this likely understates the dynamic impacts of the corporate tax changes, as JCT\u2019s 25 percent assumption is conservative. Increasing the dynamic response of the corporate tax changes would increase the likelihood that individuals would receive a tax cut in the out years.\nDespite this, there are questions as to whether Congress would allow these tax cuts to expire. Previous tax cuts under previous administrations were extended, limiting the potential future tax increase, though raising the overall cost of the plan.\nWhile these estimates provide a great visualization of what the Senate bill changes would look like for middle-class families, they only do so on a static basis. Incorporating the full dynamic feedback that would occur because of the proposed tax changes would provide a more accurate picture of new tax liabilities for middle-class families.\nSource: Tax Policy \u2013 Visualizing the Static Impact of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act on 25,000 Taxpayers\nSenate Tax Reform Bill Restricts Choice of Which Shares to Sell First\nTax Policy \u2013 Senate Tax Reform Bill Restricts Choice of Which Shares to Sell First\nThe Senate draft of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act would require sellers of stock in any one company to dispose of shares in the order they were acquired. Sellers could no longer designate which blocks of their shares they wished to sell to minimize capital gains taxes. The new rule would be \u201cfirst in, first out\u201d (FIFO).\nUnder current law, shareholders who purchased stock at different times at different prices may select which blocks of stock to sell. To minimize current capital gains, the shareholder might select the stock bought at the highest price. To \u201charvest\u201d losses to offset other gains, the shareholder might select the stock with the lowest cost basis. Mutual funds use the same methods to reduce, or smooth out, the reported capital gains distributions for their shareholders as they rebalance their portfolios.\nFor example, suppose someone bought 100 shares of the XYZ company at $25 a share in 1990, bought another 100 shares of XYZ at $50 a share in 2005, and now wishes to sell 100 shares of XYZ at the current price of $100 a share. Under current law, the shareholder could designate the second block of shares to be sold, for a gain of $5,000. Under the Senate provision, he would have to report the first block as the one sold, for a gain of $7,500. The result is a back-door increase in capital gains tax rates.\nOlder savers would lose some of the advantage for their heirs of step-up in basis at death if they must sell the first shares first. They would feel locked in or might sell other securities to avoid selling any of the holdings in which old gains are present. Being pressured to keep shares one does not want and sell those one would rather keep would discourage rebalancing, make shareholding less attractive, and raise the cost of capital a bit.\nTaxation of capital gains is a form of double taxation. Being able to select which shares to sell, deferral of gains until realization, and step-up in basis at death reduce the double taxation. Forcing the use of FIFO acts to increase the double taxation and works against all three protections.\nThe back-door capital gains tax hike due to the FIFO provision is not offset by any reduction in the tax rate on capital gains or dividends in the individual side of the reform. The bill reduces the corporate tax rate, which does reduce the double taxation of corporate income from the corporate side. The FIFO provision takes back a small portion of the improvement. The goal should be to erase the double taxation altogether. FIFO runs counter to the cost-of-capital reduction from the corporate rate cut.\nThe Joint Committee on Taxation estimates that the provision would raise a total of $2.7 billion over ten years. The very low revenue score may reflect JCT estimates that raising taxes on capital gains from current levels has historically discouraged the taking of gains, producing little or no revenue for the Treasury.[i] Although the provision is estimated to raise only a small amount of money, it will affect the management of several trillion of dollars of individual and mutual fund assets. The inconvenience-to-revenue ratio seems very high.\nThe Senate tax reform bill is a major growth generator, but some of the provisions go in the other direction. This FIFO requirement is one.\n[i] The Tax Reform Act of 1986 raised capital gains tax rates substantially. Realizations collapsed, and revenue fell well below pre-1986 levels for a decade as a share to GDP until the rates were brought back to pre-1986 levels in 1997.\nSource: Tax Policy \u2013 Senate Tax Reform Bill Restricts Choice of Which Shares to Sell First\nTax Policy \u2013 Headlines Reporting U.S. as a \u201cLow-Tax\u201d Nation Overlook Our Overreliance on Economically Harmful Income Taxes\nMuch is being made of the recently released revenue statistics from the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) indicating that the United States has one of the lowest overall tax burdens at 26 percent of GDP, ranking the U.S. 31 st among the OECD\u2019s 35 member nations. Only Turkey, Ireland, Chile, and Mexico had lower overall tax burdens than the U.S. in 2016.\nSome news reports suggest that our ranking as a \u201clow-tax\u201d nation could undermine one of the key rationales for Congress\u2019s efforts to overhaul the U.S. tax code. However, it would be misleading to interpret this ranking as an indication that the U.S. tax system does not need fixing. First, most of the difference between our tax burden and that of other nations is explained by the fact that the U.S. does not levy a value-added tax (VAT). If we subtract taxes on goods and services from the national totals, the U.S. tax burden would rank about average in the OECD.\nWhat the headline figures gloss over is that the U.S. overrelies on taxes on personal and business income, which OECD economists have determined are the most harmful taxes for economic growth. Furthermore, the U.S. income tax system is very progressive and the tax base is very narrow. We rely on a relatively small group of taxpayers to pay most of the taxes collected from both the individual and corporate tax systems.\nThe U.S. Overrelies on Harmful Income Taxes Compared to other OECD Nations\nIn a landmark 2008 study, Tax and Economic Growth, economists at the OECD determined that corporate income taxes were the most harmful taxes for economic growth, followed by taxes on personal income. Taxes on consumption and property were determined to be less harmful because they are levied on less mobile factors in the economy than capital or labor.\nYet the U.S. relies more heavily on these economically harmful taxes than nearly any other developed nation. According to the OECD\u2019s new publication, 49.1 percent of all tax revenue collected in the U.S. by all levels of government are generated by taxes on personal income and business profits. As the nearby chart shows, the simple average among OECD nations is 34.1 percent of total tax collections. Only Denmark, Australia, and New Zealand rely more on personal income and business profits taxes than does the U.S.\nU.S. Income Taxes Are Very Progressive\nIn their 2008 study, OECD economists also found \u201cevidence of a negative relationship between the progressivity of personal income taxes and growth.\u201d Yet the U.S. income tax system is very progressive. True, our top marginal tax rates may not be as high as the rates imposed on high-income taxpayers in other countries, but the share of the tax burden borne by high-income taxpayers in the U.S. is the highest in the OECD.\nAnother OECD study found that the top 10 percent of taxpayers in the U.S. pay a larger share of the income tax burden than do the top 10 percent in any OECD country, while our poor pay the lowest share of income taxes compared to the poor in any other country. Indeed, in 2015, some 51 million taxpayers\u2014or 34 percent of all filers\u2014paid no income taxes because of the credits and deductions available to them.\nThe chart below, based on Congressional Budget Office data, illustrates how progressive the income tax system is today. The top 20 percent of households\u2014which starts at $117,000 for a two-person household\u2014earn more than 50 percent of the nation\u2019s income, but they pay nearly 90 cents of every $1 of federal income taxes collected. The ratio is even more extreme for the top 1 percent of households. The top 1 percent of households\u2014which starts at $500,000 for a two-person household\u2014earn 15 percent of the nation\u2019s income, but pay 38 percent of federal income taxes. That\u2019s a burden twice their share of income.\nBy contrast, the bottom 80 percent of households collectively earn 47 percent of the nation\u2019s income but pay just 12 percent of federal income taxes. Isolating middle-income households, we can see that they earn 14 percent of the nation\u2019s income but pay just 4 percent of income taxes. The bottom 40 percent of households actually receive more tax credits and refunds from the IRS than they owe in income taxes. Thus, their \u201cincome tax burden\u201d is actually negative, as is illustrated in the chart.\nLargest Firms Pay the Lion\u2019s Share of Corporate Income Taxes\nDespite the frequent rhetoric about corporations not paying their fair share of taxes, when it comes to which taxpayers shoulder the greatest tax burden, the corporate income tax is even more progressive than the personal income tax. In 2013, the most recent data available, there were about 1.6 million C corporations. (Interestingly, this was the fewest number of C corporations since 1974). The vast majority of these firms are small or mid-sized; only about 1,600, or 0.01 percent, had more than $2.5 billion in assets and only about 4,000, or 0.25 percent, had assets above $500 million.\nYet, as the nearby chart illustrates, 70 percent of the $293 billion in corporate income taxes paid in 2013 was paid by the 1,600 largest firms, those with more than $2.5 billion in assets. Adding the share paid by firms with more than $500 million in assets means that 83 percent of all corporate income taxes were paid by the top 0.25 percent of corporations. In other words, the remaining 99.75 percent of U.S. corporations paid just 17 percent of all corporate income taxes.\nHow a country raises tax revenues is often much more telling than how much its tax system actually raises. The OECD\u2019s latest revenue statistics showing the U.S. to be a \u201clow-tax\u201d nation is a good example of how a single statistic can be misleading.\nPundits who cite the OECD\u2019s headline finding should look deeper in the report. They would find that the U.S. is overly reliant on what OECD economists have determined are the two most harmful taxes for economic growth, corporate and personal income taxes. IRS data further shows that our income tax system is highly progressive and attempts to collect the majority of tax revenues from a shrinking number of taxpayers. This is neither equitable nor economically intelligent.\nSource: Tax Policy \u2013 Headlines Reporting U.S. as a \u201cLow-Tax\u201d Nation Overlook Our Overreliance on Economically Harmful Income Taxes",
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        "raw_content": "Subject: Architecture and Landscape Architecture\nProgramme website: Cultural Landscapes\nThis programme is intended for students who seek training in the theories and methodologies associated with cultural landscapes.\nIt provides methodological and conceptual tools essential for contemporary research and affords the opportunity for the in-depth study of a theme that characterises contemporary landscape research and practice.\nThe programme will provide you with a strong theoretical and methodological framework for studying historic and contemporary cultural landscapes. Through a combination of coursework, fieldwork projects and supervised project/dissertation research, you will acquire a breadth of theoretical understanding and rigorous research practices.\nThe programme is transdisciplinary in its approach, taking into account theories and approaches drawn primarily from visual and material culture studies, cultural geography, anthropology, architectural theory, literature, contemporary art theory and public art practice.\nThis programme is structured around three compulsory courses, two thematic courses, one option course, and either a supervised dissertation of 15,000 words, or a 10,000-word project proposal with an associated research portfolio.\nThe range of thematic pathways and option courses available is determined by key areas of staff research in the College of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences and is designed to change according to course availability each year.\nThe MSc in Cultural Landscapes seeks to provide the following core learning outcomes:\nCritical understandings of historic, contemporary as well as emerging debates and practices around the theme of cultural landscape.\nAdvanced methodological training in cultural landscape research.\nAcquisition of rigorous research skills and practices.\nIn-depth knowledge of a sub-field of landscape history and theory.\nAbility to apply landscape research to multiple areas of inquiry.\nThe MSc Cultural Landscapes is designed to provide a necessary preparation for a doctoral degree, or an academic background to a professional career outside academia with a focus on landscape studies including heritage management, planning and conservation policy, as well as deepening historical, theoretical and methodological engagement with landscape for those with established public and site-specific art practices. Students will engage with the issues and problems of creating a sustainable and healthy future. Graduates will be well placed to offer guidance in the development of proposals and new interventions in the landscape and evaluate the relative value of landscapes.\nA UK 2:1 honours degree or its international equivalent.\nYour personal statement should address the following questions:\nWhy are you interested in studying Cultural Landscapes?\nWhat do you think you will gain by studying Cultural Landscapes?\nFees for MSc Cultural Landscapes - 1 Year (Full-time)\nProgramme Director, Dr Penny Travlou\nEmail: p.travlou@ed.ac.uk\nProgramme: Cultural Landscapes\nMSc Cultural Landscapes - 1 Year (Full-time)",
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        "raw_content": "The Evolving Federal Role\nIt was a moment steeped in symbolism. President Lyndon B. Johnson stood before the one-room schoolhouse in Stonewall, Texas, that he once attended. Flanked by his former teacher at the school, he signed into law the Elementary and Secondary Education Act.\nThat action, on April 11, 1965, was a watershed in the evolution of the federal role in American schooling, a turning point both in sheer dollars\u2014by some estimates, federal K- 12 spending tripled between 1964 and 1966\u2014and influence on districts nationwide.\n\"I will never do anything in my entire life, now or in the future, that excites me more, or benefits the nation I serve more ... than what we have done with this education bill,\" the president proclaimed two days later in a White House ceremony.\nHistorians credit Johnson, himself a former teacher, and his administration with a masterful performance in navigating the legislation through Congress. \"In an astonishing piece of political artistry, the Congress had passed a billion-dollar law, deeply affecting a fundamental institution of the nation, in a breathtaking 87 days,\" wrote the historian and former Johnson aide Eric F. Goldman in 1968. \"The House had approved it with no amendments that mattered; the Senate had voted it through literally without a comma changed.\"\nToday, the federal government's involvement in precollegiate education is complex and still evolving. While many agencies run programs that assist schools and children, the U.S. Department of Education is the flagship, largely because of its stewardship of the ESEA. Even so, as much as Washington's role has grown and spending has climbed, the federal share of funding remains small in comparison to that of states and school districts. Currently, only about 7 percent of education expenditures for schools come from federal coffers.\nIn securing passage of the ESEA, Johnson had capitalized on the momentum that followed his landslide victory in the 1964 election, which brought with it larger Democratic majorities in both the House and the Senate\u2014including a big increase in the number of liberals in Congress. He made federal education aid a top priority for his Great Society legislative agenda in 1965.\nMany obstacles had long stood in the way of broad- based federal aid to precollegiate education: Southern lawmakers who feared it would compel them to end segregation, Roman Catholic school advocates who opposed any aid that excluded private schools, teachers' unions that insisted that federal dollars go only to public schools, and conservatives who believed that more federal money would inevitably mean policy intrusions into what was essentially a state and local concern.\nThe first of those obstacles had largely been surmounted a year earlier with the passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which, among other provisions, outlawed racial discrimination in schools and other institutions that received federal aid. As for the other roadblocks, the Johnson administration wove a delicate tapestry that brought unions and Catholic representatives together around an education proposal that was essentially an anti-poverty program, a critical component of the president's War on Poverty.\nWhile earlier proposals typically involved general aid or plans to support school construction and teacher salaries, Johnson's solution was to abandon that approach in favor of a \"categorical\"\u2014or targeted\u2014 program for Title I of the ESEA, the law's centerpiece. Funding was aimed at concentrations of disadvantaged children, regardless of whether they attended public or private schools.\nThe ESEA represented \"the first really direct reach into [all] school districts in the United States,\" says the man charged with implementing the new law, Harold Howe II, the U.S. commissioner of education from 1965 to 1968.\nThe law committed the federal government to a bold new role in promoting educational equity\u2014 helping the most needy in society\u2014that remains a central focus of federal involvement in education.\nEven in the 1960s, the debate over federal support for schools was hardly a new one. From 1870 to 1890, Congress considered a variety of bills on providing general aid to schools, but none of them became law. Similar attempts to provide general federal aid continued for much of the 20th century.\nThat is not to say the federal government had no involvement in schools prior to 1965. In fact, the roots of the federal role predate the U.S. Constitution. The Land Ordinance of 1785 specified that proceeds from the sale of a portion of land in every township established in the Northwest Territories be set aside for public schools.\nAfter the Civil War, the federal government required that new states admitted into the Union provide free, nonsectarian public schools. The first federal \"department of education\"\u2014 which was later renamed the Bureau of Education and then the U.S. Office of Education before assuming its current status\u2014was created in 1867, just two years after the war between the states ended. By the turn of the century, the office was still largely occupied with gathering and disseminating national statistics on education.\nThe first significant step toward a new federal role in schooling came with passage in 1917 of the Smith-Hughes Act. The law provided the first categorical federal aid to schools; in this case, it was grants to support vocational education programs. Though historians view the law's passage as something of a turning point, they note that it would be decades before Congress approved anything else like it.\nPresident Franklin D. Roosevelt pushed through a few emergency measures during the Great Depression that delivered some aid to schools, most of it to be used for school construction and teacher salaries. The New Deal's Civilian Conservation Corps and its National Youth Administration provided some money for educational purposes.\nSeveral aid programs for areas affected by federal activities were enacted during and after World War II, beginning in 1941 with the Lanham Act, which provided federal payments in lieu of taxes to local school districts affected by the military mobilization. In 1950, two other laws were passed that provided school construction and operating-cost grants, or \"impact aid,\" for schools in areas where federal acquisition of property decreased local tax revenues and increased school enrollments. In fiscal 1999, impact aid funding totalled $864 million.\nSeparately, in 1944, Congress had enacted the GI Bill of Rights, which dramatically expanded access to higher education by helping millions of World War II veterans attend college. (\"GI Bill Paved the Way for a Nation of Higher Learners,\" Jan. 27, 1999.)\nIn 1946, the federal school lunch program was launched, followed by the school milk program in 1954. The two initiatives, operated by the U.S. Department of Agriculture, continue to subsidize meals for millions of school children nationwide.\nServing the National Interest\nIt was the Cold War that provided the impetus for one of the most significant steps toward more active federal involvement in schools.\nIn October 1957, the Soviet Union stunned the United States when it successfully launched the first manmade satellite, Sputnik I, into orbit around the Earth. The National Defense Education Act, passed the next year, was a response to widespread concern that America had fallen behind its Communist rival in the contest for scientific, technical, and military superiority. The law provided specialized aid to improve mathematics, science, and foreign- language instruction in schools and colleges.\nThe act \"demonstrated that, under certain circumstances, Congress could enact a major aid-to-education bill,\" wrote the congressionally established Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations in a 1981 report. The law proclaimed: \"The national interest requires ... that the federal government give assistance to education for programs which are important to our national defense.\"\nIn their 1968 book ESEA: The Office of Education Administers a Law, Stephen K. Bailey and Edith K. Mosher call the idea an \"important harbinger of the kinds of federal support for American education that blossomed in the mid-1960s.\" Even so, they observed that the law was fairly narrow in scope. \"And even within its own limited domain, the act tended to strengthen superior and wealthier secondary schools. ... Poorer schools in the countryside and in the urban ghettos were left largely untouched.\"\nIt was really not until President Johnson stood before his former Texas schoolhouse that federal education aid and involvement, though fixed in a targeted program, were set in place for K-12 schools on a scale comparable to today's.\nOf course, the esea was only the beginning. John F. Jennings, the director of the Center on Education Policy and a former longtime aide to congressional Democrats, argues that the 1965 law was \"the landmark ... that paved the way\" for an increasingly large federal presence in education policy. Laws were created over the next decade to assist various special-needs groups through the Bilingual Education Act, the Native American Education Act, the Education for All Handicapped Children Act (later renamed the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act), and other new programs. Separately, in 1965, the Head Start program for early-childhood education was created, and the Higher Education Act was enacted.\nEven so, deep philosophical differences have persisted over whether federal activism in education is wise or proper. In fact, a domestic priority for President Ronald Reagan when he took office in 1981 was to curtail sharply the federal role in education and to abolish the fledgling Department of Education. The Office of Education had been split off from the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare and promoted to Cabinet-level status two years earlier, during the Carter administration.\nReagan's plan, however, never won enough support\u2014 even in the Republican-controlled Senate\u2014to succeed. The department saw more attacks when Republicans took control of both chambers of Congress in 1995, but those efforts also failed.\nPresident Reagan also sought to reduce federal education spending\u2014which had climbed steadily during most of the 1960s and 1970s\u2014and to lump large portions of aid into block grants to states. Ultimately, funding did drop somewhat in inflation-adjusted dollars in the early 1980s, but the trend has been reversed in recent years. Although some consolidation of programs occurred in 1981, the underpinnings of the esea and other major K-12 programs enacted since 1965 remained intact.\nIt was during the Reagan years, some observers say, that the federal government's \"bully pulpit\" role in encouraging educational improvements came into its own. The signal event was the 1983 release of A Nation at Risk, the report of a commission created by Secretary of Education Terrel H. Bell, which helped drive a movement to improve schools and spurred a national dialogue on education standards.\nMany observers also point to the 1989 \"education summit\" in Charlottesville, Va., as a pivotal moment. President George Bush and the nation's governors\u2014including one of the most influential participants, Gov. Bill Clinton of Arkansas\u2014agreed to set national education goals. In 1994, with Clinton now in the White House, Congress passed his Goals 2000: Educate America Act, which provided federal aid to help states devise their own academic standards, define achievement, and create aligned assessments to measure progress toward their academic goals. The same year, Congress embedded the standards-based reforms into the reauthorization of the ESEA.\nQuestions about the ESEA's effectiveness also fueled a new emphasis on results and educational progress.\nAccording to Marshall S. Smith, the current acting deputy secretary of education, the federal government has become increasingly aware of the need to help lead the way to better schools. \"It's a clear change in the way people thought about the use of federal finances,\" he says. \"It was there to leverage, to stimulate change, to support state reforms ... and still with a big focus on the poorest kids in the country.\"\nBut Education Department programs continue to draw critics. Many Republicans, in particular, propose handing states and school districts far more flexibility in spending federal dollars as long as they demonstrate achievement gains among all students.\n\"[I] t is time to rethink the federal role in education,\" Rep. 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        "raw_content": "How Comparing Yourself To Others Is Compromising Your Happiness And Wasting Your Time\nBy Alex Thielen\n\u201cWhat does he see in her that he doesn\u2019t see in me?\u201d \u201cWould my boss appreciate me more if I was more like her?\u201d \u201cMaybe if I lost 20 pounds, he would like me\u2026\u201d\nIf you are anyone who\u2019s anyone, at some point in your life, you\u2019ve had these thoughts of self-doubt and deprecation. Let\u2019s face it: We\u2019ve all fallen into the trap of comparing ourselves to others.\nIn times of hesitation, whether it be regarding work, relationships or our own physical appearances, we feel the need to challenge our worth and unique sense of individuality to gain an inaccurate sense of self-evaluation. However, what we don\u2019t realize is the price we\u2019re paying for such a belittling habit.\nWhile focusing on somebody else\u2019s success, we tend to lose track of what makes us stand out. This could eventually result in a lack of motivation, or even worse, \u201ctossing in the towel.\u201d\nWe must realize that everybody fails and succeeds at different rates and given points in life. Rather than collaborating and working together, this can lead to an unwanted measure of competition and envy.\nIn order to keep your eye on the prize \u2014 whatever jackpot that may be \u2014 try taking a step back and looking at the qualities that you have, rather than the ones you don\u2019t.\nWhat do you have that qualified you for this job? Why were you selected to lead the project over your colleagues? If your mindset is to believe that you are enough, chances are, you will gain a new sense of power and fulfillment within yourself.\nOne of the most distressing feelings in the world is seeing our lost loves find new love before we do. It leaves us with a sour taste in our mouths and an agonizing pain in the depths of our stomachs we never even thought possible. And naturally, the first thought that runs through our heads is, \u201cWhat does he/she have that I don\u2019t?\u201d Guilty!\nFollowing my shameful illusion of unrighteousness, I received some very blunt advice from a close friend: \u201cMaybe he just wasn\u2019t happy being with you, but that\u2019s not to say somebody else won\u2019t consider you their world one day.\u201d\nThere it was. The cold, hard truth knocked me upside the head like a bag of bricks. However, hearing this made me realize the harsh reality that not everybody will like you. The many different qualities we possess will, in time, attract the right person.\nAs humans, we are biologically attached to the idea of love and being loved. However, trying to fit into a mold of somebody\u2019s idea of \u201cperfect\u201d and thoughts like, \u201cMaybe if I was more like this\u2026\u201d is a losing battle.\nEven though your previous partner hated your indecisiveness or your stubbornness, your next partner could find it downright adorable! It\u2019s all about practicing the concept self-love and accepting who you are because nobody can fully love you until you completely love yourself.\nBefore we judge someone else\u2019s \u201cperfect\u201d lifestyle or qualities, we must realize our perceptions of others are most likely skewed. With social media controlling our culture and constantly bombarding our minds with distorted information, it\u2019s so easy to develop a false interpretation of other people.\nOf course, we only post or blog about what we want people to see, because who wants to read that you failed your exam or that you rear-ended the car in front of you on your way to work?\nEverybody fights his or her own battles every single day, so comparing yourself to another colleague, coworker, or friend will only damage your own self-worth.\nBy focusing on our own strengths and practicing self-love, we can learn to trust ourselves, and most importantly, respect ourselves. This will eventually lead us all to achieve a lifetime of happiness.",
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        "raw_content": "Handling reports of alleged improprieties from external sources\nThe European Medicines Agency (EMA) has put in place a policy on handling allegations of improprieties received from external sources. Such improprieties may include allegations of non-compliance with standards of good practices that could have an impact on the evaluation and supervision of medicines.\nThe goal is to create an environment where individuals outside the Agency feel confident to raise their concerns on improprieties in their area of work, and submit information or evidence about improprieties they may have observed.\nThe policy helps EMA assess these reports and coordinate any further investigation, while protecting the confidentiality of the reporting person.\nEMA's Management Board adopted the policy in March 2017. It came into effect on 17 March 2017:\nEMA's handling of information from external sources disclosing alleged improprieties concerning EMA activities related to the authorisation, supervision and maintenance of human and veterinary medicinal products\nAnyone external to EMA who becomes aware of an irregularity that might impact on EMA's activities may report these allegations to EMA, by writing to reporting@ema.europa.eu, using the provided template.\nTemplate for reporting allegation improprieties\nThey can also send a letter to the Agency. For information on the Agency's postal address, see Contacts at EMA.\nWhat EMA will do\nEMA sends an acknowledgement of receipt, by letter or email, within 15 working days after receiving the report.\nEMA keeps the identity of the reporting person confidential, whether the information provided leads to further investigation or not.\nIf the allegations concern a centrally authorised medicine, EMAl coordinates an investigation. If there are any concerns that the improprieties may affect the balance of benefits and risks of the medicine, EMA's scientific committees may consider regulatory action.\nIf the allegations concern a nationally authorised medicine, EMA may, on a case-by-case basis, refer the matter to the national competent authority in the European Union Member State where the concerned medicine is authorised.\nIf there is a suspicion that fraud is involved, the Agency refers the case to the European Anti-Fraud Office (OLAF) in accordance the existing arrangements between OLAF and EMA. For more information, see Anti-fraud strategy.\nEMA inform the reporting person, if not anonymous, of the outcome of the assessment or if it transfers the report to another competent authority.\nThe Agency only includes personal data when it transfers a report to another party if the reporter agrees to this.\nreporting@ema.europa.eu",
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        "raw_content": "And now on to the good stuff.\nMost people don't realize that Microsoft's experience with spreadsheets extends back to the early '80s. Over the years, Microsoft's spreadsheet offerings have come a long way, from the barely adequate MultiPlan to the powerful Excel 2007.\nIn 1982, Microsoft released its first spreadsheet, MultiPlan. Designed for computers running the CP/M operating system, the product was subsequently ported to several other platforms, including Apple II, Apple III, XENIX, and MS-DOS.\nMultiPlan essentially ignored existing software user-interface standards. Difficult to learn and use, it never earned much of a following in the United States. Not surprisingly, Lotus 1-2-3 pretty much left MultiPlan in the dust.\nExcel sort of evolved from MultiPlan, first surfacing in 1985 on the Macintosh. Like all Mac applications, Excel was a graphics-based program (unlike the character-based MultiPlan). In November 1987, Microsoft released the first version of Excel for Windows (labeled Excel 2.0 to correspond with the Macintosh version). Because Windows was not in widespread use at the time, this version included a runtime version of Windows - a special version that had just enough features to run Excel and nothing else. Less than a year later, Microsoft released Excel Version 2.1. In July 1990, Microsoft released a minor upgrade (2.1d) that was compatible with Windows 3.0. Although these 2.x versions were quite rudimentary by current standards (see Figure 1-2) and didn't have the attractive, sculpted look of later versions, they attracted a small but loyal group of supporters and provided an excellent foundation for future development.\n- if Miiiu-dUTl i KirP\nlltFII hDXl K\n> J :\n- 1 (W 1 ill P \u25a1 imiilia 111 inn I\n11 tlplinif Hicru\nViMw\nHH|,\n(Photo courtesy of Microsoft)\nFigure 1-2: The original Excel 2.1 for Windows. This product has come a long way.\nExcel's first macro language also appeared in Version 2.The XLM macro language consisted of functions that were evaluated in sequence. It was quite powerful, but very difficult to learn and use. As you'll see, the XLM macro language was replaced by Visual Basic for Applications (VBA), which is the topic of this book.\nMeanwhile, Microsoft developed a version of Excel (numbered 2.20) for OS/2 Presentation Manager, released in September 1989 and upgraded to Version 2.21 about 10 months later. OS/2 never quite caught on, despite continued efforts by IBM.\nIn December 1990, Microsoft released Excel 3 for Windows, which boasted a significant improvement in both appearance and features (see Figure 1-3). The upgrade included a toolbar, drawing capabilities, a powerful optimization feature (Solver), add-in support, Object Linking and Embedding (OLE) support, 3-D charts, macro buttons, simplified file consolidation, workgroup editing, and the ability to wrap text in a cell. Excel 3 also had the capability to work with external databases (via the Q+E program). The OS/2 version upgrade appeared five months later.\nFigure 1-3: Excel 3 was a vast improvement over the original release.\nVersion 4, released in the spring of 1992, not only was easier to use but also had more power and sophistication for advanced users (see Figure 1-4). Excel 4 took top honors in virtually every spreadsheet product comparison published in the trade magazines. In the meantime, the relationship between Microsoft and IBM became increasingly strained; Excel 4 was never released for OS/2, and Microsoft has stopped making versions of Excel for OS/2.\nFigure 1-4: Excel 4 was another significant step forward, although still far from Excel 5.\nExcel 5 hit the streets in early 1994 and immediately earned rave reviews. Like its predecessor, it finished at the top of every spreadsheet comparison published in the leading trade magazines. Despite stiff competition from 1-2-3 Release 5 for Windows and Quattro Pro for Windows 5 - both were fine products that could handle just about any spreadsheet task thrown their way - Excel 5 continued to rule the roost. This version, by the way, was the first to feature VBA.\nExcel 95 (also known as Excel 7) was released concurrently with Microsoft Windows 95. (Microsoft skipped over Version 6 to make the version numbers consistent across its Office products.) On the surface, Excel 95 didn't appear to be much different from Excel 5. Much of the core code was rewritten, however, and speed improvements were apparent in many areas. Importantly, Excel 95 used the same file format as Excel 5, which is the first time that an Excel upgrade didn't use a new file format. This compatibility wasn't perfect, however, because Excel 95 included a few enhancements in the VBA language. Consequently, it was possible to develop an application using Excel 95 that would load but not run properly in Excel 5.\nIn early 1997, Microsoft released Office 97, which included Excel 97. Excel 97 is also known as Excel 8. This version included dozens of general enhancements plus a completely new interface for developing VBA-based applications. In addition, the product offered a new way of developing custom dialog boxes (called UserForms rather than dialog sheets). Microsoft tried to make Excel 97 compatible with previous versions, but the compatibility was far from perfect. Many applications that were developed using Excel 5 or Excel 95 required some tweaking before they would work with Excel 97 or later versions.\nCROSS- I discuss compatibility issues in Chapter 26.\nExcel 2000 was released in early 1999 and was also sold as part of Office 2000. The enhancements in Excel 2000 dealt primarily with Internet capabilities, although a few significant changes were apparent in the area of programming.\nExcel 2002 (sometimes known as Excel XP) hit the market in mid-2001. Like its predecessor, it didn't offer a raft of significant new features. Rather, it had a number of minor new features and several refinements of existing features. Perhaps the most compelling new feature was the ability to repair damaged files and save your work when Excel crashed.\nExcel 2003 (released in Fall 2003) was perhaps the most disappointing upgrade ever. This version had very few new features. Microsoft touted the ability to import and export extensible Markup Language (XML) files and map the data to specific cells in a worksheet - but very few users actually need such a feature. In addition, Microsoft introduced some \"rights management\" features that let you place restrictions on various parts of a workbook (for example, allow only certain users to view a particular worksheet). In addition, Excel 2003 had a new Help system (which now puts the Help contents in the task pane) and a new \"research\" feature that lets you look up a variety of information in the task pane. (Some of these require a fee-based account.)\nNote For some reason, Microsoft chose to offer two sub-versions of Excel 2003. The XML and rights management features are available only in the standalone version of Excel and in the version of Excel that's included with the Professional version of Office 2003. Because of this, Excel developers may now need to deal with compatibility issues within a particular version!\nExcel 2007, the focus of this book, is part of the Microsoft 2007 Office System. This upgrade is clearly the most significant ever. The user interface has been completely revamped. Menus and toolbars have been replaced by a new Ribbon UI (see Figure 1-5). Excel 2007's grid size is 1,000 times larger than in previous versions, and the product uses a new open XML file format. Other improvements include improved tables, conditional formatting enhancements, major cosmetic enhancements for charts, and document themes. It remains to be seen how the market will react to such an extreme upgrade. Clearly, Excel 2007 is easier for beginners, but long-time users will spend a lot of time wondering where to find their old commands.\nFigure 1-5: Excel 2007 uses a new Ribbon user interface.\nSo there you have it: 28 years of spreadsheet history condensed into a few pages. 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        "raw_content": "On Washington Z. SyCip: Ten Lessons from the Grand Old Man\nA younger colleague recalls how it was working with the late founder of SGV & Co.\nBy Cesar V. Purisima | Oct 12, 2017\nIMAGE Courtesy Cesar V. Purisima\nMr. Washington SyCip was to me, first and foremost, a mentor \u2013 a fact I feel incredibly fortunate and grateful for. As the nation mourns the passing of one of the tallest, most enduring pillars of its business community, I write to honor his memory in my own little way, by recounting just some of the lessons the grand old man has taught me and many others.\nI would like to think this is a good way he\u2019d like his life to remembered by those he\u2019d left behind anyway\u2014not adulating accounts of how great he was, for he always eschewed those things, always referring to himself as a mere bookkeeper\u2014but a commitment to keeping his little nuggets of wisdom in mind and the values he\u2019d imparted in our hearts.\nWS read widely and voraciously, and he expected you to do the same. I dreaded flying with him before because there was no peace in the cabin. He\u2019d hand me a copy of an article he found interesting\u2014The Economist usually, and often with notes and underlines\u2014and ask me what my thoughts were. Having WS around kept me on my toes; I had to be sharp and ready to think. Rather, my mind always had to be thinking.\nI guess this is why WS was such a tough but rewarding boss. There was a challenge to constantly learn. He expected people to constantly retool and upskill themselves, and where he can, he\u2019d help. He emphasized the importance of continuing education and walked his talk by devoting a huge part of his life to the Asian Institute of Management and Synergeia.\nThere is a certain humility to keeping your mind young, in knowing that you can never know enough. That humility is what keeps us from being obsolete. Continuous, life-long learning, WS often says, \u201cbreeds excellence.\u201d\nWS was inarguably the principle of hard work personified. Punctuality was a sacred virtue. He\u2019d be in the office at 7am, and if you weren\u2019t inspired to do the same you\u2019d be ashamed you weren\u2019t. Work on Saturdays could not be lifted for so long as the client is likewise on the clock. In the auditing profession where leaving no stone unturned is our bread and butter, he preached and lived thoroughness.\nWS also showed us how hard work is reflected in the little things. He had great attention to detail. He\u2019d remind us how little instances of wastefulness in the office could add up to millions, eventually. Each business card was marked with notes\u2014who, when, where, and how he had met the person, for example. He made sure our offices\u2014and even toilets\u2014were clean, as this signified to our clients and to ourselves how seriously we took our work.\nIf you cared enough about your work, your actions would show it. One of the first encounters I had with WS when I was a young staff back then was in the elevator, where he spotted me carrying working papers without a bag. \u201cYoung man,\u201d he said, \u201cwho is your partner-in-charge?\u201d I proudly gave him my superior\u2019s name, not knowing he was going to dress my boss down for letting me carrying working papers without a briefcase. I guess hard work also means taking great care to attend to even the minutest details of the job.\nCreating and Delivering Value\nWS believed we are nothing to our clients if we didn\u2019t add something of value that they already have. He\u2019d tell us to always bring five key points to client meetings, unique insights that they\u2019ll find useful. This is a practice I put to good use whenever I was on travel representing the Philippines: at conferences or in meeting important foreign individuals, I\u2019d always have five points about our economy ready in order to invite more investment.\nI guess this impetus to bring value has a deeper rationale for WS. He wanted us to make a difference in whatever we were doing, to make sure that there is unique value added with our work. In a way, he demanded us to have a strong sense of purpose. For after all, what are we doing in the conference room if what we\u2019re saying is just a regurgitation of what the guy beside you said?\nWhen you\u2019re a young staff member attending cocktails or dinner, it\u2019s easy to feel shy, as though there is no reason for important clients to be talking to us. So we just clumped together and talked to each other, bubbled up in the pockets of our little comfort zones. WS thought that was stupid. He forbade us from talking with just fellow SGV employees, and encouraged us to mingle and talk to clients.\nIn a way, this reflects his entire philosophy about people. He believed in the power of networking, in developing and cultivating a web of diverse individuals one could either learn from or to synergize and work with. He always spoke highly of how much he learned from his many friends, the likes of which are Ambassador Ramon Del Rosario Sr., Jose Fernandez, Roberto Villanueva Sr., Dr. Stephen Zuellig, Alex Melchor, Col. Joseph McMicking, Maurice \u201cHank\u201d Greenberg, and yes, even Henry Kissinger and David Rockefeller. To this day, I can\u2019t think of any other person with a more extensive and powerful network as WS.\nHe was a master in the lost art of listening. Where we sometimes preoccupy ourselves thinking of what to say during conversations and trying to get a word in edgewise, WS would patiently listen. After every trip he would give us a very detailed account of who he met and more importantly, what he learned from each encounter.\nHe\u2019d teach younger SGV staff too how to conduct ourselves, by inviting those he thought who had potential to private dinners, quietly observing unbeknownst to them, and giving feedback on how to do better.\nOne other elegant piece of advice he once doled out, \u201cBe like a moth. Close enough, but not too close to get burned.\u201d\nInvesting in People, Process, Technology\nAs you may have figured from above, WS believed that an organization is only as good as its people\u2014so he sought to invest heavily in talent. SGV\u2019s secret recipe to success may very well have been its strong emphasis and heavy investment in human capital. He spent his entire lifetime developing and cultivating people, be it through institutional channels such as the SGV graduate studies scholarship program or various workshops hosted by the firm, or in the form of personal mentorship. He opened his entire rolodex and introduced you to society, an invaluable gift I along with many of his other mentees will forever be grateful for.\nHe also invested in people by posting them abroad for deep immersion. In my case, I was fortunate to have been assigned to Washington DC and the Middle East. Living in Saudi Arabia for more than a year thrust me into a completely different world and forced me to learn and adapt in unfamiliar environments. WS thought this to be a two-pronged strategy: while enriching talents in foreign assignments, he was simultaneously able to develop the profession in the region, especially in countries where the profession was still in its nascency.\nWS would often give unsolicited but always appreciated advice, combining institutional relations with the employee with a more personal touch. Another one of my early encounters with him, also in the lift, started with him noticing the tie I wore. \u201cNice tie,\u201d he said, \u201clet me show you how to do it better.\u201d\nI am sure SGV alumni all have their own little anecdotes to tell, all pointing to the uniquely personal nature of his approach to people. Not once did he ever raise his voice on us in anger\u2014and perhaps therein, counterintuitively, lies the secret to the air of authority and respect he carried wherever he went.\nHe encouraged SGV to embrace the future, investing in technology and being ahead of the curve. From his experience as a code breaker during World War II, he saw the power of communications technology in making the world a much smaller place. As technological development grew exponentially, he saw the digital age as an opportunity to leapfrog national development and sought to learn as much as he could from it. In fact, WS was actually one of the pioneers of the Philippine BPO industry having started the Manila Solutions Center of the then-Andersen Consulting (now Accenture) in the 1980s.\nHe would also emphasize the importance of process. Perhaps in our profession ignoring process is one mistake too costly to make. He thus preached the gospel of \u201cbuilt-in quality, rather than checked-in quality,\u201d the logic being that if the process has mechanisms and levers to ensure quality, then you wouldn\u2019t have to waste time and money on a secondary layer to check and revise.\nLeadership and Stewardship\nWS was undoubtedly a great leader. He mastered strategy, structure, people management, and execution. He possessed a vision that saw far out into the horizon and moved like a chess player, always two steps ahead. He taught us the 4Cs of leadership by example: competence, character, commitment, and conscience.\nWS also made clear how synonymous leadership was to stewardship, how leading the firm is about taking care of it for the next generation. All Managing Partners run but a relay race, and we must do well to remember that while we hold the torch we must run as fast as we can and hand the torch to our successor burning brighter than when we first held it. And such a successor, he counseled, should have already been on our minds the very first day of taking over as head of the firm.\nLeadership, like learning, is also about humility. WS believed in MBWA (management by walking around). He was very light-footed, and would often surprise partners and associates alike by suddenly appearing in your workstation to check up on you. He encouraged us to get to know younger staff members (as he very well did with us) through formal programs and informal conversations. I am so glad I took this piece of advice to heart\u2014that\u2019s how I met my beautiful wife in the first place.\nIntegrity, Prudence, and Responsibility\nIf you\u2019re part of the SGV family, you would know WS had the utmost priority for prudence and acting appropriately. From institutional mechanisms like Chinese walls to maintain professional responsibility in case SGV is engaged in both the buy-side and the sell-side of a deal, to simple rules like not having flashy, expensive cars, WS showed us that the good and virtuous life is one of measured moderation.\nWS always preached that there is one overarching value in the accounting profession, and that is of integrity. No matter which market we operate in, professional credibility is our common currency. Reputation takes lifetimes to build but only a mere second to destroy, he would always remind us, so our actions, decisions, and relationships must always put a premium on integrity.\nCountry first\u2014even above the firm. WS devoted his life to advancing the development of the nation any way he could\u2014from serving as both the institutional and personal advisor to entrepreneurs to philanthropic pursuits in education. He was always a firm believer that the key to our nation\u2019s development problems starts with investing in education.\nThis is also why he so willingly agreed to allow so many of us SGV alumni to join and serve in the government. Once you leave government though, SGV\u2019s doors remain closed. WS thought it improper for SGV to have a revolving door with the government, because, where revolving doors exist, conflicts of interest and influence peddling are bound to flow freely.\nWS espoused the principle of giving back, and he expected no less from all of the partners at SGV. He required us to donate to the Asian Institute of Management or other NGOs and charitable institutions, and very soon the art of charity and gift of generosity was instilled in our hearts.\nIn just two decades of existence, WS established the SGV Foundation to institutionalize social responsibility. After his retirement, he also helped organize the Philippine Business for Social Progress and focused on microfinance, entrepreneurship and public health. These three priorities, along with his first love (education), are what the Philippines sorely needs for social advancement.\nWS discouraged his children from joining SGV. If they succeed, people would have said it was because of nepotism. 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        "raw_content": "Drones and handheld apps sped the effort to map and title land in Odisha\u2019s slums.\nSlum dwellers who receive formal rights to their land improve community livability.\nWith recorded rights, the government greatly improves its ability to deliver services and collect revenue.\nIn India, having patta or property title, forms the basis for social and financial opportunity. It often provides the only acceptable proof of address required to access government benefits, enroll children in school, and open a bank account. An ambitious program in India\u2019s state of Odisha has begun to deliver land rights to people living in slums.\n\u201cThis project was conceived from the realization that slum dwellers are the lifeline of the city and our state can\u2019t be developed without uplifting them,\u201d said G. Mathi Vathanan, commissioner-cum-secretary, Housing and Urban Development Department, Government of Odisha.\nThe Tata Trusts began the effort with pilot studies that gained momentum with the historic passage of the Odisha Land Rights to Slum Dwellers Act in August 2017. The legislation puts a program in motion to identify, map, and issue title for parcels of land in 2,000 slums that house a population of 1 million people.\n\u201cThis landmark legislation is going to change the face of slums across the country,\u201d said R. Venkataramanan, managing trustee, the Tata Trusts. \u201cHopefully, this effort in the slums of Odisha will have a ripple effect across the country with a positive social and economic impact.\u201d\n\u201cThis is an incredibly exciting program,\u201d said Frank Pichel, chief programs officer at Cadasta Foundation, a nonprofit that provides technical tools and services to support the efficient documentation of land rights globally. \u201cThis first-of-its-kind program has shown the potential of bottom-up data documentation leading to formal certificates of occupancy in urban informal communities.\u201d\nThe legislation promises a Certificate of Occupancy of 30 square meters (roughly 320 square feet) free of cost to the economically disadvantaged, as well as financial assistance of up to 200,000 rupees ($2,900) that the homeowner can use to create a permanent dwelling. Odisha\u2019s effort is part of Prime Minister Narendra Modi\u2019s larger Housing for All Mission that aims to build 20 million urban housing units and 30 million rural homes by 2022.\nLocal data collectors use a combination of handheld apps and paper forms to record data from occupants. (Photo courtesy of Cadasta.)\nGetting the Record Right\nAround the world, 70 percent of the population live on land without holding title. Peruvian economist Hernando de Soto helped raise awareness about the impact of granting land title by writing several best-selling books. He argues that guaranteeing urban property rights is a precondition for alleviating poverty.\nMany governments have experimented with de Soto\u2019s ideas and the World Bank has loaned funds to support related projects, however, the complexities of land reform have yielded several false starts.\nAccording to Transparency International, the land sector is the third most corrupt government sector globally behind police and judiciary.\n\u201cA lot of places where we\u2019ve worked, the slums are owned by the politically or economically powerful,\u201d Pichel said. \u201cThey are happy for it to remain informal, because they can control it and continue charging unreasonable rents knowing they can always evict a person if they don\u2019t pay.\u201d\nEven where land records exist, historical information can be inaccurate or not up-to-date. Often, when reforming land records, it\u2019s cheaper and easier to inventory existing occupancy rather than correct old records.\n\u201cIn other countries we\u2019ve seen deed books with blank or torn out pages,\u201d Pichel said. \u201cA torn-out page means someone\u2019s deed disappeared. A blank page means the official can predate a deed to give favor to the person that pays them the most.\u201d\nStreamlined digital workflows have started to reverse these issues.\n\u201cTechnology brings in ease of doing this accurately, transparency in the process, removes discrepancies, reduces the dependency on human interventions, and brings in speed in execution,\u201d Vathanan said. \u201cIt also helped avoid large-scale disputes, litigation, and discontentment that would have resulted in frustration and failure.\u201d\nPaper maps of drone-captured imagery provide a top-down view to guide discussions among neighbors. (Photo courtesy of Cadasta.)\nThe government\u2019s partner, the Tata Trusts, brought in global best practices by mobilizing partners like Norman Foster Foundation, Omidyar Network, and Cadasta. The government also partnered with more than 27 local civil society organizations for data collection and validation.\nThey started data collection by using drones to capture high-resolution imagery of the slum areas. This imagery formed a backdrop within the geographic information system (GIS) for drawing boundaries and assigning a plot number. Next, data collectors went door to door using a mobile application to collect survey information from each household.\n\u201cWe brought in state-of-the-art technology and expertise to complete the task in the most efficient manner,\u201d said Shishir Ranjan Dash, who leads the project for the Tata Trusts.\nEach step of the way, the teams relied on Esri technology, tailored by Cadasta for the purpose of capturing land information. Workflows include handheld applications configured for the survey task, a claim review process, steps to transfer the formalized land records to the government, and the delivery of four formal certificates of occupancy to the occupants.\nUsing GIS apps, the field teams, made up of one field manager and five data collectors per neighborhood, achieved a steady pace of capturing records for 200-250 households per day. This fast pace is important given the extent of the task. The data collectors are local slum dwellers, who capitalize on their local knowledge to speed the work and ensure its legitimacy.\nSmartphones are central to the process. Field crews use phones for all steps and the popular texting application WhatsApp is used to communicate progress.\n\u201cThe number of people in emerging economies interacting with GIS via a web browser on their smartphone as opposed to a computer is incredibly high,\u201d Pichel said. \u201cA few years ago, I would get incredibly frustrated by bandwidth constraints, but that\u2019s no longer the case.\u201d\n\u201cThis program was deliberately designed for doorstep delivery of services,\u201d Vathanan said. \u201cWe are pleased that land certificates have been distributed without requiring the slum dwellers to visit any government office even once.\u201d\nTo date, more than 24,000 certificates have been distributed to slum dwellers and an additional 50,000 will be delivered by the end of March 2019.\nThe community gathers around a computer to review land records that were captured. (Photo courtesy of Cadasta.)\nCompounding Benefits\nIn other countries that have implemented land title reform in informal settlements, long-term stability has evaded residents. From Cambodia to the Democratic Republic of the Congo, giving land title in slums close to commercial centers has resulted in quick land sales and a total turnover of people, with the original settlers displaced within a year\u2019s time.\n\u201cIn the case of Odisha, the property documentation that residents get enables the properties to be inheritable, but non-transferable,\u201d Pichel said. \u201cSo, they can\u2019t sell it, but they could leave it to heirs, and it\u2019s mortgageable.\u201d\nStudies show that land title helps lift residents out of poverty by erasing the fear of eviction and cultivating safety and dignity. 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        "raw_content": "Miss Watkins lived in a property owned by Tai Calon Community Housing Limited. The garden steps had been in disrepair for the 3 years she lived there. She had complained via telephone and email regarding the dangerous state of the garden steps, and whilst Tai Colon sent their employees out to view the steps, no action was taken during that time.\nUnsurprisingly, in December 2016 as Miss Watkins was walking down the steps, she tripped twisting her ankle landing on her wrist. She sustained an injury to her right wrist and a twisted ankle and had to seek medical attention. She is a mother of 4 children and had great difficulty with her personal cares, chores around the house and looking after her children. Her partner had to undertake all the additional household chores and taking care of the children. Miss Watkins had difficulties for quite some time after the accident.\nMiss Watkins was forced to issue Court proceedings as Tai Colon would not accept responsibility for the accident. However, eventually following the involvement of the Court they agreed to pay her damages of \u00a34,500.00. This will go to compensating Miss Watkins for her injuries and the care she required from her partner.\nMiss Watkins states that \u201cshe is extremely pleased with the outcome\u2019 and \u201cwould certainly recommend Express Solicitors to anyone in the same situation\u201d.",
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        "raw_content": "There is but one God (Deut. 6:4). God is one God: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit (Matt. 28:18-20; 2 Cor. 13:14). God is one God, yet three persons. The Father, Son, and Holy Spirit exist together in perfect communion and community (John 14). God\u2019s essence and nature is a relationship of love. The Father loves the Son and the Spirit. The Son loves the Spirit and the Father. The Spirit loves the Father and the Son. Perfect relationship exists in our triune God. God\u2019s being is holy communion!\nWe are God\u2019s children and God is our only true Father (Rom. 8:16). Our sonship through Christ is more than metaphor. Our sonship is the reality of our existence in Christ (Rom. 8:14-15). We have been brought into communion with God. We have been brought into perfect community and communion with our triune God. The death and resurrection of Christ has brought us into this holy communion, this divine relationship.\nThis was promised by Jesus who told the disciples, \u201cI will not leave you as orphans; I will come to you. . .Because I live, you also will live. In that day you will know that I am in my Father, and you in me, and I in you. . . And he who loves me will be loved by my Father, and I will love him and manifest myself to him\u201d (John 14:18-21).\nGod has not left us as orphans. Rather, we have been given the indwelling presence of the Holy Spirit to confirm our relationship as dearly loved children of God. Not only are we confirmed as children, we are given authority to participate in our divine relationship. God is working with us and through, this side of heaven, to bring all of God\u2019s children into loving, life fulfilling relationships.\nHealthy theological discovery will lead to a stronger relationship with God and a greater love for God\u2019s children (Matt. 22:37-40).\nCharismatic, doug bursch, Fairly Spiritual, foundations, Pentecostal, Presence, relationship, Spirit-led, Theology\nTrue Visionary Leadership Flows from God\n5 Responses to How I Understand and Communicate God\u2019s Kingdom\nMatt Krachunis March 17, 2011 at 7:04 pm #\nI\u2019d love to argue.. but I agree!\nfairlyspiritual March 17, 2011 at 7:22 pm #\nI\u2019d love to be offended by your comment. . . but I\u2019m not!\nGreg Logan March 17, 2011 at 8:29 pm #\nWhile I intuitively like your idea, I remain at a loss re: the evangelical rejection of the human person of Jesus \u2013 who as a person grew in wisdom and stature \u2013 was made whole by the things He (the person \u2013 not the nature) suffered) and the replacement of him by a god stuffed into a human nature\u2026. Not much to look to in that model for a genuine man such as myself (on the existential level that you are focusing) without any regard for scriptural considerations which demand the former (ICor15:21, ITim2:5, Heb2:11 (Gk), etc., etc.).\nAn interesting question to ask to brightline the issue \u2013 if that human \u201cthing\u201d conceived in Mary was allowed to naturally develop without the Logos/2nd person taking up residence, would that human \u201cthing\u201d be able to function independently just as you and I, as genuine men, do?? If not, you don\u2019t have a genuine man but something else.\nI appreciate you reading Greg. I know that is your issue Greg. It is the first comment you made the first time you called the show. I remember you forming your concern in the form of a question. I\u2019m cool with how you view the world. I assume you\u2019ve made up your mind based on studying the word and living in Christian community. I just view it differently. Thanks for sharing your thoughts. I\u2019m not using this space to argue theology, but it is a great place to share truth as I see it. I\u2019ve found that ones view of God most definitely influences the way we view the world, ourselves, sin, and righteousness. So it is a good discussion to have. Thanks for your thoughtful considerations. D\nGreg Logan March 18, 2011 at 1:53 am #\nI have to make comment on it \u2013 for the obvious reason \u2013 we not talking about the local carpenter. I try to frame it so that people will at least recognize that there is an issue \u2013 most people, as you and I both know, don\u2019t have a clue.\nHow do you think you your view of God a tri-personal God changes how you view the world as opposed to a pure monotheism?? I can sort of guess the answer based on the above. So maybe I should push the ball forward \u2013 why does the Creator of the Universe need \u201cother selves\u201d in order to be relational?? We did not see Jehovah in that sense in vast amount (I would say all) of the OT yet there was not a sense of deficiency indicated.",
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        "raw_content": "capacity, community, divides, God, humans, limited, slider\n2 Responses to God Limits Humans and Divides Community (Podcast)\nThank you for dealing with a possibly controversial subject. Obviously quite a few marvelous things have been done apart from faith in God. For that matter, even atheists can do altruistic acts. The difference is motivation, not quality or capacity. The danger of seeing non-Christians as depraved is that it can lead to treating them as subhuman: so that particular \u2018doctrine\u2019 can be a mask for oppressing persons, stealing their land and goods, etc.\nWhat I see you emphasizing is the value of the human person. Whether that person is powerful and creative or weak and destitute, they bear the image of God, they are His creation, though they may be in rebellion. Thus, it is very disturbing when people use hateful language against non-Christian groups, as if God didn\u2019t love them, as if Jesus didn\u2019t die for them. Americans seem to think that other nationalities are not only immoral but inferior. Maybe if there were a better understanding of the value of each human in God\u2019s eyes, we could begin to grow beyond the prejudices and stereotypes we absorbed in school and in society.\nWe can do nothing of eternal value apart from God, but it\u2019s just not factually accurate that people can do nothing of human significance apart from being a born-again Christian. Paul is talking about spiritual fruit, Kingdom advancement in 1 Corinthians 3:6 I planted, Apollos watered, but God gave the increase. Also 1 Corinthians 3:10 According to the grace of God which was given to me, as a wise master-builder I have laid the foundation, and another builds on it. But let each one take heed how he builds on it. Also i Corinthians 15:10 But by the grace of God I am what I am, and His grace toward me was not in vain; but I labored more abundantly than they all, yet not I, but the grace of God which was with me.\nAlso 1 Corinthians 13 implies that people can do great good for others, yet not be motivated by love. Therefore, it is the unloving doer who is nothing in the Kingdom of God, though others may benefit from his good works in a material way.\nThe point that God limits us, not necessarily Satan, is an important one. I\u2019ve heard people attribute the blocking of their plans to Satan, as if God was obliged to rubber-stamp their prayers. A good father will stop his child from what is destructive both to the child and to others. Prayer can be a chance to see if our desires are truly in line with God\u2019s nature, with the Holy Spirit, because we still struggle with self-deception, as well as sin.\nThank you again for speaking from the Scriptures and from your heart.\nDouglas Bursch July 5, 2017 at 6:55 pm #\nI love your thoughts and processing. Thanks so much for sharing.\nLeave a Reply to Douglas Bursch Click here to cancel reply.",
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        "raw_content": "Posted in Advancement, Family Owned Business, Indemnification, LLCs, Management Liability, Operating Agreement\nWhen a family business operated as a limited liability company brings on professional management, the parties typically focus on items in the operating agreement such as capital contributions, allocations and distributions, and governance. However, a recent Delaware Chancery Court case serves as a reminder that all provisions of a limited liability company operating agreement must be given careful consideration, including the provisions relating to advancement and indemnification rights. In Harrison v. Quivus Systems, C.A. 12084-VCMR, the Delaware Chancery Court ruled on cross motions for summary judgment in a case where the plaintiff, the former CEO of the defendant, sought indemnification and advancement from the defendant corporation. The court ruled in favor of the plaintiff, and awarded not only the advancement and indemnification sought, but also \u201cfees on fees\u201d incurred by the plaintiff in bringing the action in Delaware.\nJohn Harrison (the plaintiff in this action) had served as the CEO of Quivus Systems, LLC (the defendant), since its inception in 2007. In 2014, the controlling shareholder of Quivus removed Harrison as CEO, and in 2015 filed suit against Harrison in the Superior Court for the District of Columbia, alleging mismanagement and corporate malfeasance. In response to this lawsuit, Harrison made a demand for indemnification (including advancement of expenses), which was refused by Quivus. After this refusal, Harrison sued Quivus in the Delaware Chancery Court, leading to the ruling issued by Vice Chancellor Montgomery-Reeves on August 5, 2016. Continue Reading Family Businesses Should Carefully Consider Indemnification and Advancement Obligations Included In Limited Liability Company Operating Agreements",
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        "raw_content": "When Innovation Makes You Drool: The Hand-Made Story Of Ample Hills\nThankfully, the business world has seen a growing cultural counterpoint to the \u201cgrowth at any cost\u201d mentality. Here, a look at a company that adheres strictly to a hand-made ethos while drawing inspiration from across creative disciplines.\nBy Jessica Grose 3 minute Read\nEven though the ice cream shop Ample Hills Creamery is in the residential enclave of Prospect Heights in Brooklyn, the endless lines don\u2019t stop in the middle of the workday. If you show up on a hot Monday afternoon in July expecting to get a scoop of their signature salted crack caramel ice cream (voted \u201cthe crackiest\u201d by New York magazine) without a 15-minute wait, you\u2019re going to be disappointed.\nWhat makes Ample Hills\u2019 ice cream worth the delay? Shop owner and ice cream maker Brian Smith looks at ice cream creation as a creative process\u2013one where he taps the same kind of inspiration he relied on in his old day job, which was writing screenplays and directing audiobooks. Among Smith\u2019s previous gigs are writing a TV movie starring Lou Diamond Phillips called Alien Express and a directing an audiobook of Barack Obama in his pre-presidential days reading Dreams from My Father. Ankling the media business has paid off: Ample Hills\u2019 ice cream was named #1 in New York City by Zagat\u2019s 2012/2013 guide just one year after opening.\nHe describes the process of coming up with new flavors as tapping into similar innovative urges as writing and directing. \u201cBrooklyn Ice Cream Factory has the same eight flavors and they\u2019ve never changed. That would make me want to shoot myself,\u201d the wiry Smith says while seated at a table shellacked with \u201950s ice cream ads at Ample Hills\u2019 single location. \u201cWhat I needed was to wake up every morning and say, maybe today I\u2019ll make peanut butter, banana, and honey ice cream, and maybe tomorrow I\u2019ll make coffee and donut ice cream.\u201d\nThe handcrafted way in which Ample Hills makes its ice cream also allows for a more inventive product. All of the shop\u2019s ice cream is made in-house, either by Smith or one of three other employees who were taught by Smith. Most other ice cream companies use a pre-made ice cream base, while Smith and company churn their own from a mixture of whole milk, heavy cream, organic cane sugar, skim milk powder, and egg yolks.\nBecause the base is homemade, they can tweak the recipe for added deliciousness. \u201cWe make a pretzel-infused ice cream,\u201d Smith explains, which involves taking pretzels, steeping them in milk, draining out the pretzel mush, and making the base using that special concoction. \u201cYou can\u2019t do that if you have your milk and eggs and cream and sugar already together in a mix.\u201d\nKeeping his ice cream artisanal is deeply important to Smith. While he\u2019s looking to expand to a second location and perhaps someday start shipping pints of ice cream using dry ice, he never wants his ice cream to be mass produced\u2013even if that might inhibit future growth. \u201cAll we have is the quality of the product,\u201d Smith says. \u201cI won\u2019t ever tinker with that. We want to make sure that any growth that we have, a human being will be making every scoop of ice cream, trained by me.\u201d\nSince Smith uses his former work experience to inform his ice cream creations, he also encourages his employees to use their unrelated creative impulses to enrich the business. He points out that ice cream scooping is by nature a transient business. \u201cAll of these people will be moving on to do other things,\u201d Smith says, \u201cso why not use some of the other skills they have?\u201d The store has brand-new T-shirts designed by one of their scoopers, who also does illustrations for their ice cream cakes. Other employees are musicians, and Smith has them come play at the shop\u2019s live music nights.\nThat generous creative atmosphere extends to the patrons. Though Smith comes up with some of the new flavors on his own, many of them are inspired by guests and friends of the store. The shop\u2019s newest hit is an ice cream called Bourbon Street, an homage to New Orleans that was suggested by the father of one of his staffers. It\u2019s a vanilla bean ice cream with Maker\u2019s Mark and homemade pecan praline. Brooklynites are going to have to wait to get a taste of the French Quarter: As of this writing, Bourbon Street is sold out.",
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        "raw_content": "Smith & Nephew, Inc. 4/30/15\nMichael G. Frazette. President\nAdvanced Surgical Devices\nDear Mr. Frazette:\nThe Food and Drug Administration (FDA) conducted an inspection of your firm\u2019s medical device operations at Smith & Nephew Inc., 150 Minuteman Road, Andover, MA, from March 4 through 26, 2015. During the inspection, an investigator from the United States FDA determined that your firm is a specification developer for arthroscopy and gynecology devices, including the TRUCLEAR ULTRA Reciprocating Morcellators 4.0. Under section 201(h) of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act (the Act), 21 U.S.C. \u00a7 321(h), these products are devices because they are intended for use in the diagnosis of disease or other conditions or in the cure, mitigation, treatment, or prevention of disease, or to affect the structure or any function of the body.\nWe received your response dated April 16, 2015 from Gerard D. Porreca, Senior Vice President, Quality and Regulatory Affairs, which responded to the Form FDA 483, List of Inspectional Observations issued to your firm on March 26, 2015. Our comments regarding the adequacy of your response are described below.\nYour significant violations are as follows:\n1. Failure to establish and maintain procedures for verifying or validating corrective and preventive actions (CAPA) to ensure that such action is effective and does not adversely affect the finished device, as required by 21 CFR 820.100(a)(4). For example, during the inspection eight corrective action reports were reviewed and did not contain sufficient information to ensure corrective actions were completed and verified as effective. For example:\nCAR 12-0014 was opened on September 12, 2012 to address complaints of loss of visualization with your TRUCLEAR ULTRA Reciprocating Morcellators. The CAPA investigation confirmed that a component was out of specification, specifically, undersized sluff chambers. Your firm instituted a product hold on August 29, 2012 and reworked existing inventory to replace the undersized sluff chambers. Corrective actions included increased sampling of sluff chambers used in production until the dimensions of the sluff chambers were revised in October 2013. A Health Hazard Assessment (HHA) for these products was finalized on January 20, 2013 and the CAR was closed on July 29, 2013.\n\u00b7 The closed CAR did not include verification of effectiveness and your firm continues to receive complaints regarding the loss of visualization and undersized sluff chambers for your TRUCLEAR ULTRA Reciprocating Morcellators 4.0.\n\u00b7 Your firm released (b)(4) reworked lots from product hold in September and October 2012. These products were distributed prior to finalizing the HHA on January 20, 2013, which is contrary to your own procedure, Product Hold/Suspension Doc # 1400105, which indicates that evaluations, including HHA\u2019s, should be complete before removing a product hold.\nCAPA MMP 13-0003 was opened on September 17, 2013 to address incorrect translation of the term, \u201cnon-absorbable suture\u201d in the IFU for TwinFix Ultra Preloaded Suture Anchors. The correct term was \u201cabsorbable suture\u201d. The CAPA noted that additional translation errors were identified with other device IFU\u2019s on or around March 2014. At the time of the inspection on March 4, 2015, this CAPA was still open and there was no documentation that all of the translation errors had been corrected.\nCAPA MMP 13-0004 was opened on December 2, 2013 to address an increased complaint rate for Beaver Blade device breakage in the field. The CAPA identified three specific tasks that were due on or before March 2014, that would mitigate the issue. At the time of the inspection on March 4, 2015, this CAPA was still open and there was no documentation that the required tasks were completed or deemed to be effective.\nCAR A13-0006 was opened on April 10, 2013 to address a large number of complaint investigations that had been open for greater than 90 days. The CAPA identified numerous action items with specified target due dates. At the time of the inspection on March 4, 2015, this CAPA was still open and there was no documentation that all action items had been completed or deemed to be effective.\nWe understand from your response dated April 16, 2015, that you have placed a hold on TRUCLEAR Ultra Reciprocating Morcellators 4.0 shipments, while you further investigate the issues identified with this device. We also understand that you are completing another Health Risk Assessment (HRA) concerning complaints associated with CAR 12-0014, which is due to be completed by May 29, 2015. Please inform us of the results as soon as these evaluations are complete.\nYour response is not adequate since you did not provide complete documentation of your corrections. We understand that you are implementing systemic improvements to your CAPA system and hope to verify effectiveness of the revisions by January 2016. In response to this Warning Letter, you should provide us with an update of these activities, including confirmation of a separate Quality Manager to oversee this revised system.\n2. Failure to establish procedures to control product that does not conform to specified requirements, as required by 21 CFR 820.90(a). For example, on August 28, 2012, your firm confirmed that TRUCLEAR Ultra Morcellators had not undergone any validation studies to confirm that (b)(4) ethylene oxide (EtO) sterilization cycles did not adversely affect the devices. However, your firm released (b)(4) lots of reworked Reciprocating Morcellators under NCMR 11-0189 and NCMR 11-0190 without evaluating the effects of (b)(4) EtO sterilization cycles on these reworked devices.\nYour response is not adequate since you did not provide complete documentation of your corrections. We understand that you are conducting a retrospective review of your non-conforming material reports for reworked products. In response to the Warning Letter, you should provide us with a summary of this review when complete, including a description of any corrective actions that need to be taken.\n3. Failure to establish and maintain procedures to verify device design to ensure that the design outputs meets the design input requirements, as required by 21 CFR 820.30(f). For example, design verification of the TRUCLEAR Ultra Reciprocating Morcellators was conducted in July 2012 after changes were made to the device, including a change to the material of the outer tube. The final test report was approved on July 27, 2012 even though results confirmed (b)(4) out of (b)(4) failures of the (b)(4) test during the (b)(4) Procedure for Hysteroscopic blades. Your response indicated that this particular verification was considered to be a \u201cline-extension of an existing product\u201d and was not subject to your design control procedure, Design Controls Procedure Doc # 1420006, Rev. N.\nYour response is not adequate since you did not provide complete documentation of your corrections. We understand that you will be conducting a retrospective design review of all currently marketed \u201cline extension\u201d products to ensure design outputs have been properly verified. We also note that you have placed a hold on the TRUCLEAR ULTRA Reciprocating Morcellator 4.0 in response to FDA-483 observation #1. In response to this Warning Letter, please provide us with a summary of your design review when completed, including a description of any corrective actions that need to be taken.\n4. Failure to establish procedures for quality audits and conduct such audits to assure that the quality system is in compliance with the established quality system requirements and to determine the effectiveness of the quality system, as required by 21 CFR 820.22. We observed that (b)(4) scheduled internal audits (including audits of CAPA and design controls) were not conducted in Q3 and Q4 of 2014 as required by your procedure, Quality Assurance Internal Audit Program Doc # 1420018. Justification for the failure to conduct these audits was not documented until March 5, 2015. We also confirmed that (b)(4) internal audits ((b)(4) in Q4 2013 and (b)(4) in Q2 2014) were conducted by individuals whose normal scope of responsibility included the areas audited. This is contrary to your own procedures.\nWe understand that you have hired (b)(4) employee to assist with your audit functions and will be re-auditing at least (b)(4) areas within Smith & Nephew, Andover, MA. We also understand that an outside expert will assess the effectiveness of these audits. These corrective actions appear adequate to address the violation. In response to this Warning Letter, please inform us of when these actions have been completed.\nPlease send your reply to the Food and Drug Administration, Attention: Karen N. Archdeacon, One Montvale Avenue, Stoneham, MA 02180. If you have questions regarding any issues in this letter, please contact Ms. Archdeacon at 781-587-7491.\nJoseph Matrisciano\nOliver Bohuon, CEO\nSmith & Nephew, plc\nSmith & Nephew, Inc. - Close Out Letter 12/14/16",
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        "raw_content": "The FTC\u2019s expanding cybersecurity influence\nThe answer to who is in charge of the federal effort to bolster the nation\u2019s cybersecurity posture may not be as difficult to uncover as previously thought. As the Department of Homeland Security awaits public comments on its voluntary framework initiative\u2014due Oct. 10\u2014the Federal Trade Commission has been making an aggressive push to expand its authorities and force companies that have lax security programs to bolster their defenses.\nTo be fair, the DHS-backed program, known as the Framework for Improving Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity and developed by the National Institute of Standards and Technology with extensive input from the private sector, is only seven months old. But despite more than a year of development work and meetings around the country, nobody is really sure yet how many private sector firms have adopted the voluntary standards or what impact the standards have had on the nation\u2019s cybersecurity posture. What is clear, however, is the number of massive data breaches is rising and so are the number of punitive enforcement actions by the FTC targeting companies that have failed to take appropriate measures to protect consumer information.\nThis year, the FTC pursued its 50th data security enforcement case against an audio transcription company that it alleges did not properly protect the personally identifiable information contained in 15,000 user files exposed on the Internet. In addition, the agency recently announced it will investigate last year\u2019s Target data breach, and some lawmakers are now calling on the FTC to investigate this month\u2019s reported hacking incident at Home Depot that may have compromised the personal financial information of tens of millions of consumers.\nThe FTC is gaining ground in the national cybersecurity debate due to an aggressive attempt to expand its authorities under Section 5 of the Federal Trade Commission Act, which prohibits unfair and deceptive acts or practices. The agency\u2019s push for greater authority to regulate cybersecurity practices in the private sector won a major victory recently when a federal judge denied a motion to dismiss the FTC\u2019s case against Wyndham Worldwide Corp. for failing to protect consumer information. According to a Sept. 11 report by the Congressional Research Service, the judge\u2019s ruling effectively lends support to the FTC\u2019s position that it possesses jurisdiction to regulate data security under its unfair or deceptive practices authority. And as new massive data breaches make the news, experts warn of additional FTC enforcement actions on the horizon.\n\u201cThe FTC has already signaled that it sees a broad role for itself in data and cybersecurity,\u201d said Megan Brown, a partner with Wiley Rein LLP in Washington, D.C. \u201cThe agency has been aggressively investigating and bringing cases, using an expansive approach to its legal authority. High-profile incidents like [the Home Depot and Target breaches] provide the agency with more rhetorical ammunition as it stakes out its territory.\u201d\nFTC Chairwoman Edith Ramirez. (Photo: FTC)\nAccording to recent testimony by FTC Chairwoman Edith Ramirez, the FTC has leveraged its deceptive practices authority to settle more than 30 cases challenging companies\u2019 express and implied claims about the security they provide for consumers\u2019 personal data. The agency has also settled more than 20 cases alleging that a company\u2019s failure to reasonably safeguard consumer data was an unfair practice.\n\u201cThe agency seems content to let enforcement actions set general expectations for private industry,\u201d Brown said. \u201cWhile this case-by-case approach tends to foster uncertainty about the adequacy of compliance measures, the private sector should expect more investigations and information requests, particularly in the aftermath of a high-profile incident.\u201d\nTodd C. Taylor, an attorney at Charlotte, North Carolina-based Moore & Van Allen PLLC, agreed that more high-profile data breaches would likely lead to more activity by the FTC, but the biggest indicator of potential FTC actions is the recent decision in the Wyndham case. \u201cThe Wyndham ruling will likely embolden the FTC to more aggressively go after retailers that have experienced data breaches,\u201d Taylor said. \u201cWhether they will do so in the case of Home Depot, Target or others remains to be seen.\u201d\nSome fear any increase in FTC activity that tries to enforce cybersecurity standards could be damaging, not only to industry but to the overall government-led effort to coordinate cybersecurity information sharing.\nVijay Basani, CEO of Acton, Massachusetts-based EiQ Networks Inc., said the FTC is not qualified to set and enforce security standards and the agency should not attempt to do so. \u201cFTC\u2019s mission is to ensure the rights of consumers, fair trade, accurate information in the market place and the elimination and prevention of anticompetitive business practices,\u201d Basani said. \u201cCybersecurity is not one of FTC\u2019s missions and as such FTC does not have expertise and knowledge to enforce and set cybersecurity standards. 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        "title": "Application of Money Services Business Regulations to a Company that Offers Escrow Services to a Buyer and Seller in a Given Internet Sale of Goods or Services | FinCEN.gov",
        "raw_content": "Application of Money Services Business Regulations to a Company that Offers Escrow Services to a Buyer and Seller in a Given Internet Sale of Goods or Services\nThis responds to your letter of October 25, 2013, seeking an administrative ruling from the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (\u201cFinCEN\u201d) on behalf of [ ] (the \u201cCompany\u201d), about the Company\u2019s status as a money services business (\u201cMSB\u201d) under the Bank Secrecy Act (\u201cBSA\u201d). Specifically, you ask whether the escrow services that the Company offers to the buyer and the seller in a given internet sale of goods or services would require the Company to register with FinCEN as a money transmitter. Based on the following analysis with respect to facts presented in your letter, FinCEN does not deem the Company to be a money transmitter pursuant to our regulations.\nYou state that the Company provides escrow services to individuals and businesses. Pursuant to instructions provided by the parties to an internet transaction, the Company receives funds from the buyer and holds the funds in escrow until releasing the funds to the seller, subject to the satisfaction of specified conditions precedent. The funds that the Company receives are kept in an account at a depository institution that is segregated from the account the Company utilizes to cover the cost of operations. To use the escrow services, both parties must register online with the Company and propose the terms of the transaction, including product to be purchased, purchase price, length of the buyer\u2019s inspection period, party responsible for paying the escrow fees, shipping method, and shipping fees (the \u201cTransaction Terms\u201d).\nIf both parties agree to the Transaction Terms, the Company will instruct the buyer to send funds to the Company to be held in escrow. Upon verifying receipt of funds from the buyer, the Company will instruct the seller to deliver the product to the buyer and submit delivery tracking information, if applicable. After receiving the product, the buyer has the right to inspect it for the duration of the inspection period. If the buyer accepts the product, the Company will release the funds from escrow and pay the seller. If the buyer rejects the product, the buyer must return it to the seller; upon confirmation by the seller that the product has been returned, the Company returns the funds (minus escrow fees) to the buyer.\nOn July 21, 2011, FinCEN published a Final Rule amending definitions and other regulations relating to MSBs (the \u201cRule\u201d).1 The Rule defines an MSB as \u201ca person wherever located doing business, whether or not on a regular basis or as an organized business concern, wholly or in substantial part within the United States, in one or more of the capacities listed in paragraphs (ff)(1) through (ff)(6) of this section.\u201d Doing business within the United States includes, but is not limited to, the maintenance of any agent, agency, branch, or office within the United States.2\nThe Rule defines the term \u201cmoney transmitter\u201d to include a person that \u201cprovides money transmission services, or any other person engaged in the transfer of funds.\u201d 3 The term \u201cmoney transmission services\u201d means the acceptance of currency, funds, or other value that substitutes for currency from one person and the transmission of currency, funds, or other value that substitutes for currency to another location or person by any means.4 The Rule also stipulates that whether a person is a money transmitter is a matter of facts and circumstances, and identifies six sets of circumstances under which a person\u2019s acceptance and transmission of currency, funds or other value that substitutes for currency would not make such person a money transmitter. Of particular relevance to the Company is the fact that, generally, the acceptance and transmission of funds \u201conly integral to the sale of goods or the provision of services, other than money transmission services,\u201d will not cause the person that is accepting and transmitting the funds to be deemed a money transmitter.5\nThis limitation on the definition of \u201cmoney transmission services\u201d derives from a similar limitation in the FinCEN regulations on MSBs that preceded the Rule. FinCEN interpreted this similar limitation in a number of rulings which, while not directly applicable to the Rule, still give a good indication of FinCEN\u2019s understanding of the term \u201cintegral.\u201d In FinCEN Ruling 2004-4, FinCEN identified the money transmission that a debt management business conducted as an example of \u201cintegral\u201d funds transmissions under the then-applicable regulation.6 The debt management company was instrumental in negotiating a payment plan that adjusted the total amount of debt, was binding on both the creditor and the debtor, and required the participation of the debt management company as payment processor. FinCEN concluded that, to the extent that the money transmission conducted by the debt management business was limited to submitting payments to creditors on behalf of debtors in conjunction with such a debt management plan, the debt management business was not a money transmitter by virtue of such activities. Similarly, in FinCEN Ruling FIN-2008-R011, FinCEN determined that acompany that facilitated \u201cmicro-lending\u201d between lenders and entrepreneurs (\u201cborrowers\u201d) in the developing world was not a money transmitter. The company acted as a clearinghouse between its micro-finance lending partners and borrowers, and established the terms of participation in the clearinghouse required of both lenders and borrowers. FinCEN concluded that the company\u2019s acceptance and transmission of the lender\u2019s funds was an integral part of the loan clearinghouse services it offered.7 In FinCEN Ruling FIN-2008-R007, by contrast, FinCEN reached the opposite conclusion with respect to a company that accepted and transmitted funds in a confidential manner in order to protect a consumer's personal and financial information from a merchant when the consumer purchased goods or services. This company, unlike the debt management company or the micro-lending clearinghouse, accepted any consumer and any merchant willing to use its confidential process, and played no active part in arranging, monitoring, verifying or endorsing the transactions that it processed. As a result, FinCEN concluded that this company did not provide a service independent of money transmission, notwithstanding its claim that it provided the service of security, but instead merely offered a secure method of money transmission.8\nThis background should provide useful context for FinCEN\u2019s conclusions with respect to the Company. FinCEN finds that the Company\u2019s money transmission activities are only necessary and integral to its provision of escrow services. In order to provide assurances to both buyer and seller that the buyer has enough resources to pay for the goods and services, on the one hand, and that those resources will not be released until the transaction is completed according to the purchase agreement, on the other, the Company needs to take possession of the funds and hold them in escrow until the pre-established conditions for the funds to be paid to the seller or returned to the buyer are met, then release those funds appropriately. The acceptance and transmission of funds do not constitute a separate and discrete service provided in addition to the underlying service of transaction management. They are a necessary and integral part of the service itself. Therefore, the Company would not be a money transmitter as that term is defined in our regulations.\nThis ruling is provided in accordance with the procedures set forth at 31 CFR Part1010 Subpart G. In arriving at the conclusions in this administrative ruling, we have relied upon the accuracy and completeness of the representations you made in your communications with us. Nothing precludes FinCEN from arriving at a different conclusion or from taking other action should circumstances change or should any of the information you have provided prove inaccurate or incomplete. 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He's a real-life version of Charlie Brown, with Apple's Steve Jobs pulling the football out from under his kick at the last minute. And to be fair, he's done some things to deserve this caricature \u2013 among them, laughing at the iPhone when it was in the nascent phases and spearheading the Surface RT disaster that resulted in a $900 million writedown.\nBut that doesn't mean Ballmer didn't have successes. After taking the reins of Microsoft early this century, he grew revenue 10% a year, from $23 billion in 2000 to $62.5 billion in 2010. Not only that, he grew Microsoft's bottom line 7% per year and instituted a dividend policy that went from $0.08 a share (split adjusted) in 2003 to $0.52 per share by 2010. Overall, this seems like a solid, albeit not flashy performance. However, as far as market capitalization goes, this is what happened to the company:\nMSFT Market Cap 2000-2010 data by YCharts\nA victim of the times ... and past success\nIn many aspects, Microsoft was a victim of the times and its own past successes. The PC revolution of the '90s continued a tremendous period for the software king, forming one part of the \"Wintel monopoly\" -- with Intel supplying the chips and a multitude of OEMs -- Hewlett-Packard, IBM, and Dell -- providing the finished product. The company was such a formidable foe in operating systems, the U.S. government eventually filed an antitrust suit against Microsoft for anti-competitive behavior.\nNot only that, it was a time of \"irrational exuberance\" (read: bubble) in the tech markets, with any company with the words \"net\" or \".com\" in them becoming overnight successes. A great example of the times was AOL's purchase of Netscape, paying $4.2 billion for a mere browser. 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As a result, Microsoft's lofty valuation tumbled.\nIn the meantime, the company's performance was a mixed bag. XP's late 2001 launch was considered a success, the company launched the Xbox video gaming system, and the antitrust case was finally decided. On the other hand, operating income barely budged. It came in lower than the 2000 total in two out of the next four years, and it was barely higher the other two.\nNet income growth during the first half of the decade was hard to come by. Hurt by legal settlements and losses on the cable investments more than core operations, Microsoft's net income didn't exceed its 2000 total until 2005.\nBy 2006, Microsoft traded at a more reasonable P/E ratio of 20 times earnings. 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        "raw_content": "Welcome to Luna. Please read on to learn the rules and restrictions that govern your use of our website(s) and applications (the \u201cServices\u201d). It is important that you read and understand these terms before you use our Services. If you have any questions, comments, or concerns regarding these terms or the Services, please contact us at:\nLuna; Attention \u2013 Privacy Officer\nMenlo Park, California, 94025\nconcierge@getluna.com\nThese Terms of Use (the \u201cTerms\u201d) are a binding contract between you and Luna Care, Inc. (and its affiliates California Luna Care Physical Therapy, P.C.) (collectively, \u201cLuna,\u201d \u201cwe\u201d and \u201cus\u201d). You must agree to and accept all of the Terms, or unfortunately, you don\u2019t have the right to use the Services. Your use of the Services in any way means that you agree to all of these Terms, and these Terms will remain in effect while you use the Services. These Terms include the provisions in this document, as well as those in the Privacy Policy.\nWe are constantly trying to improve our Services, so these Terms may need to change along with the Services. We reserve the right to change the Terms at any time, but if we do, we will bring it to your attention by placing a notice on our website(s) and applications, by sending you an email, and/or by some other means. If you don\u2019t agree with the new Terms, you are free to reject them; unfortunately, that means you will no longer be able to use the Services. If you use the Services in any way after a change to the Terms is effective, that means you agree to all of the changes. Except for changes by Luna as described here, no other amendment or modification of these Terms will be effective unless in writing and signed by both you and Luna.\nLuna takes the privacy of its users very seriously. Read the Privacy Policy for more information.\nThe Children\u2019s Online Privacy Protection Act (\u201cCOPPA\u201d) requires that online service providers obtain parental consent before they knowingly collect personally identifiable information online from children who are under 13. We do not knowingly collect or solicit personally identifiable information from children under 13; if you are a child under 13, please do not attempt to register for the Services or send any personal information about yourself to us. If we learn we have collected personal information from a child under 13, we will delete that information as quickly as possible. If you believe that a child under 13 may have provided us personal information, please contact us at concierge@getluna.com.\nWe also do not knowingly collect or solicit personally identifiable information from individuals residing outside of the United States. If you reside outside of the United States, please do not attempt to use the Services or send any personal information about yourself to us. If we learn we have collected personal information from an individual residing outside of the United States, we will delete that information as quickly as possible.\nYou understand that Luna is a \u201chealth care provider\u201d and must comply with the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (\u201cHIPAA\u201d). HIPAA protects the privacy of individually identifiable health information, or \u201cprotected health information\u201d as that term is defined in HIPAA (\u201cPHI\u201d). The Privacy Policy outlines your rights and our responsibilities regarding your PHI, additional information on how Luna may use your Content and any communications between you and your Luna Physical Therapist and who to contact if you have any concerns regarding your PHI. Your acceptance of these Terms acknowledges that you have been given access to the Privacy Policy and acknowledges receipt of such policy.\nWhat are the basics of using Luna?\nLuna brings licensed, experienced physical therapists to you (\u201cPhysical Therapists\u201d) for a physical therapy session (\u201cSession\u201d) in your own home or other location. To schedule an appointment, you may make a request on our website(s) and applications, or via phone. If you install our applications, you may sign up for an account, and select a password and user name (\u201cLuna User ID\u201d). You promise to provide us with accurate, complete, and updated registration information about yourself (or if you are signing up on behalf of someone else, about the patient). You may not select as your Luna User ID a name that you don\u2019t have the right to use, or another person\u2019s name with the intent to impersonate that person. You may not transfer your account to anyone else without our prior written permission.\nYou represent and warrant that you are an individual of legal age to form a binding contract (or, if the individual receiving Services is a minor, that you are forming a binding contract on behalf of you and on his or her behalf to use the Services and, to the extent applicable, you hereby grant Luna permission to treat such minor). Unless a legal exception applies, in the case of a minor less than 18 years of age, a parent or legal guardian must consent to treatment. Unless a legal exception applies, treatment of minors under 16 requires a parent to be present during the treatment session.\nIn order to use the Services, you hereby consent to the examination, therapy procedures and therapy care to be performed on you by your Luna Physical Therapist through the Services.\nIf you will be receiving physical therapy without a physician\u2019s referral (Direct Access Rules in the State of California), you hereby agree to the below:\nYou are receiving direct physical therapy treatment services from an individual who is a physical therapist licensed by the Physical Therapy Board of California. Under California law, you may continue to receive direct physical therapy treatment services for a period of up to 45 calendar days or 12 visits, whichever occurs first, after which time a physical therapist may continue providing you with physical therapy treatment services only after receiving, from a person holding a physician and/or surgeon\u2019s certificate issued by the Medical Board of California or by the Osteopathic Medical Board of California, or from a person holding a certificate to practice podiatric medicine from the California Board of Podiatric Medicine and acting within his or her scope of practice, a dated signature on the physical therapist\u2019s plan of care indicating approval of the physical therapist\u2019s plan of care and that an in-person patient examination and evaluation was conducted by the physician and surgeon or podiatrist.\nYou may receive text messages and telephone calls:\nLuna may periodically contact you by email or text message (including through the use of an automated telephone dialing system) to inform you of programs, services and other initiatives that may be of interest to you. As such, you agree to allow Luna to market and/or promote its Services to you. This authorization permits Luna to use your personal information in order to include you on mailing lists, email lists, text messaging, push notifications, and other forms of electronic communication (including by an automatic telephone dialing system) and to use information in your profile to identify programs that may be of interest to you. You understand that you are not required to provide this consent as a condition of using our Services, and this authorization will remain in effect unless otherwise revoked by you.\nYou may opt out of receiving marketing and/or promotional text messages and emails by providing notice to us, either by replying to such messages that you wish to unsubscribe or by contacting us at concierge@getluna.com. Where state law is stricter and prohibits anyone who receives your health information from using or redisclosing it for other purposes without your written authorization, or if applicable law otherwise has more stringent requirements, we will comply with such more stringent legal requirements.\nYou represent, warrant, and agree that you will not use the Services or interact with the Services in a manner that:\nInfringes or violates the intellectual property rights or any other rights of anyone else (including Luna);\nJeopardizes the security of your Luna account or anyone else\u2019s (such as allowing someone else to log in to the Services as you);\nAttempts to and/or violates the security of any computer network, or cracks any passwords or security encryption codes;\nRuns any form of auto-responder or \u201cspam\u201d on the Services, or any processes that run or are activated while you are not logged into the Services, or that otherwise interfere with the proper working of the Services (including by placing an unreasonable load on the Services\u2019 infrastructure);\nWhat are my rights in Luna?\nThe materials displayed or performed or available on or through the Services, including, but not limited to, text, graphics, data, articles, photos, images, illustrations, User Submissions, and so forth (all of the foregoing, the \u201cContent\u201d) are protected by copyright and/or other intellectual property laws. You promise to abide by all copyright notices, trademark rules, information, and restrictions contained in any Content you access through the Services, and you won\u2019t use, copy, reproduce, modify, translate, publish, broadcast, transmit, distribute, perform, upload, display, license, sell or otherwise exploit for any purpose any Content not owned by you, (i) without the prior consent of the owner of that Content or (ii) in a way that violates someone else\u2019s (including Luna\u2019s) rights.\nYou understand that Luna owns the Services. You won\u2019t modify, publish, transmit, participate in the transfer or sale of, reproduce (except as expressly provided in this Section), create derivative works based on, or otherwise exploit any of the Services.\nThe Services may allow you to copy or download certain Content; please remember that just because this functionality exists, doesn\u2019t mean that all the restrictions above don\u2019t apply \u2013 they do.\nDo I have to grant any licenses to Luna or to other users?\nAnything you post, upload, share, store, or otherwise provide through the Services is your \u201cUser Submission.\u201d Some User Submissions are viewable by other users such as your Luna Physical Therapist and/or the Luna Concierge. In order to display your User Submissions on the Services, and to allow other users to enjoy them (where applicable), you grant us certain rights in those User Submissions. Please note that all of the following licenses are subject to our Privacy Policy to the extent they relate to User Submissions that are also your personally-identifiable information.\nFor all User Submissions, you hereby grant Luna a license to translate, modify (for technical purposes, for example making sure your content is viewable on an iPhone as well as a computer) and reproduce and otherwise act with respect to such User Submissions, in each case to enable us to operate the Services. This is a license only \u2013 your ownership in User Submissions is not affected. You agree that the licenses you grant are royalty-free, perpetual, sublicenseable, irrevocable, and worldwide.\nIf you provide us (in a direct email or otherwise) with any feedback, suggestions, improvements, enhancements, and/or feature requests relating to the Services, then you grant Luna the licenses above, as well as a license to display, perform, and distribute your feedback for the purpose of improving the Services.\nFinally, you understand and agree that Luna, in performing the required technical steps to provide the Services to our users (including you), may need to make changes to your User Submissions to conform and adapt those User Submissions to the technical requirements of connection networks, devices, services, or media, and the foregoing licenses include the rights to do so.\nWill Luna ever change the Services?\nDoes Luna cost anything?\nYou agree that in consideration of the Services, you hereby individually obligate yourself to pay Luna in accordance with the rates and terms of Luna, available via our websites(s) and applications. You are responsible for any deductibles, co-insurance, co-pays or any other non-covered services per your individual insurance policy. If your insurance policy or plan changes during the time of treatment, you must notify us immediately. Failure to do so may result in a balance owed by you.\nYou authorize payment to Luna of any insurance or other applicable (e.g., Medicare, Blue Shield of California) benefits otherwise payable to you or on your behalf for these outpatient services, at a rate not to exceed Luna\u2019s regular charges. It is agreed that payment to Luna, pursuant to the authorization, by an insurance company shall discharge said insurance company of any and all obligations under a policy to the extent of such payment. It is your responsibility to understand your insurance policy and coverage for therapy services; however, Luna will make every effort to verify insurance coverage and provide an explanation of benefits. However, we will not be responsible for incorrect information/authorization given to us by you or on your behalf. You authorize payment of Medicare benefits to be made on your behalf for all Services furnished by Luna. You further agree that you are financially responsible for charges not collected by this agreement, unless otherwise stated by applicable written contract or law.\nWe may use a third-party payment processor (the \u201cPayment Processor\u201d) to bill you through a payment account, such as your bank account or debit or credit card, linked to your account on the Services (your \u201cBilling Account\u201d). The processing of payments will be subject to the terms, conditions and privacy policies of the Payment Processor in addition to these Terms. We are not responsible for error by the Payment Processor. You agree to pay us, through the Payment Processor, all charges at the prices then in effect for such Session in accordance with the applicable payment terms and you authorize us, through the Payment Processor, to charge your chosen payment provider (your \u201cPayment Method\u201d). You agree to make payment using that selected Payment Method and to provide current, complete and accurate information for your billing account. You must promptly update all information to keep your billing account current, complete and accurate (such as a change in billing address, credit card number or credit card expiration date). You must promptly notify us or our payment processor if your payment method is canceled (e.g., for loss or theft) or if you become aware of a potential breach of security, such as the unauthorized disclosure or use of your user name or password.\nCancellation, No Show, and Credit/Refund Policy\nLuna requires you to cancel your appointment no later than 24 hours prior to your scheduled appointment time. If you are unable to give a 24 hour notice, or if you no show for your appointment, there will be a cancellation fee of $90.00 for each occurrence.\nIf your Physical Therapist does not show for your scheduled Session, we will work with you to reschedule an appointment with another Physical Therapist or provide you a refund.\nWhat if I want to stop using Luna?\nYou\u2019re free to do that at any time, by no longer using the Service. Please refer to our Privacy Policy, as well as the licenses above, to understand how we treat information you provide to us after you have stopped using our Services.\nIf you stop using the Service, be aware that records shall be maintained for certain those periods of time as required by law.\nLuna is also free to suspend access to your use of the Services or your account, for any reason in our discretion, including your breach of these Terms. Luna has the sole right to decide whether you are in violation of any of the restrictions set forth in these Terms.\nI use the Luna Application available via the Apple App Store \u2013 should I know anything about that?\nThese Terms apply to your use of all the Services, including the iOS applications available via the Apple, Inc. (\u201cApple\u201d) App Store (the \u201cApplication\u201d), but the following additional terms also apply to the Application:\nBoth you and Luna acknowledge that the Terms are concluded between you and Luna only, and not with Apple, and that Apple is not responsible for the Application or the Content;\nThe Application is licensed to you on a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferrable, non- sublicensable basis, solely to be used in connection with the Services for your private, personal, non-commercial use, subject to all the terms and conditions of these Terms as they are applicable to the Services;\nYou acknowledge and agree that Luna, and not Apple, is responsible for addressing any claims you or any third party may have in relation to the Application;\nYou acknowledge and agree that, in the event of any third party claim that the Application or your possession and use of the Application infringes that third party\u2019s intellectual property rights, Luna, and not Apple, will be responsible for the investigation, defense, settlement and discharge of any such infringement claim;\nBoth you and Luna acknowledge and agree that, in your use of the Application, you will comply with any applicable third party terms of agreement which may affect or be affected by such use; and/li>\nBoth you and Luna acknowledge and agree that Apple and Apple\u2019s subsidiaries are third party beneficiaries of these Terms, and that upon your acceptance of these Terms, Apple will have the right (and will be deemed to have accepted the right) to enforce these Terms against you as the third party beneficiary hereof.\nFor California Patients \u2013 Did You Know?\nThe Physical Therapy Board of California licenses and regulates your Physical Therapist and Physical Therapist Assistant. *A Physical Therapy Aide, while regulated by the Board, is not licensed.\nVisit the Board\u2019s website at http://www.ptbc.ca.gov for information on:\nVerifying a license\nWhat to expect when you receive care\nVBoard Contact Information:\n2005 Evergreen Street, Suite 1350\nPayment processing services for patients and therapists on Luna are provided by Stripe and are subject to the Stripe Connected Account Agreement, which includes the Stripe Terms of Service (collectively, the \u201cStripe Services Agreement\u201d). By agreeing to the Luna Terms of Use or continuing to operate as a patient or therapist on Luna, you agree to be bound by the Stripe Services Agreement, as the same may be modified by Stripe from time to time. As a condition of Luna enabling payment processing services through Stripe, you agree to provide Luna accurate and complete information about yourself, and you authorize Luna to share it and transaction information related to your use of the payment processing services provided by Stripe.\nNeither Luna nor its licensors or suppliers makes any representations or warranties concerning any content contained in or accessed through the Services, and we will not be responsible or liable for the accuracy, copyright compliance, legality, or decency of material contained in or accessed through the Services. We (and our licensors and suppliers) make no representations or warranties regarding suggestions or recommendations of services or products offered or purchased through the Services. The Services and Content are provided by Luna (and its licensors and suppliers) on an \u201cas-is\u201d basis, without warranties of any kind, either express or implied, including, without limitation, implied warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, non-infringement, or that use of the services will be uninterrupted or error-free. Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts, so the above limitations may not apply to you.\nTo the fullest extent allowed by applicable law, under no circumstances and under no legal theory (including, without limitation, tort, contract, strict liability, or otherwise) shall Luna (or its licensors or suppliers) be liable to you or to any other person for (a) any indirect, special, incidental, or consequential damages of any kind, including damages for lost profits, loss of goodwill, work stoppage, accuracy of results, or computer failure or malfunction, or (b) any amount, in the aggregate, in excess of the greater of (i) $125 or (ii) the amounts paid by you to Luna in connection with the services in the twelve (12) month period preceding this applicable claim, or (c) any matter beyond our reasonable control. Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of certain damages, so the above limitation and exclusions may not apply to you.\nTo the fullest extent allowed by applicable law, You agree to indemnify and hold Luna, its affiliates, officers, agents, employees, and partners harmless from and against any and all claims, liabilities, damages (actual and consequential), losses and expenses (including attorneys\u2019 fees) arising from or in any way related to any third party claims relating to (a) your use of the Services (including any actions taken by a third party using your account), and (b) your violation of these Terms. In the event of such a claim, suit, or action (\u201cClaim\u201d), we will attempt to provide notice of the Claim to the contact information we have for your account (provided that failure to deliver such notice shall not eliminate or reduce your indemnification obligations hereunder).\nYou may not assign, delegate or transfer these Terms or your rights or obligations hereunder, or your Services account, in any way (by operation of law or otherwise) without Luna\u2019s prior written consent. We may transfer, assign, or delegate these Terms and our rights and obligations without consent.\nThese Terms are governed by and will be construed under the laws of the State of California, without regard to the conflicts of laws provisions thereof. Any dispute arising from or relating to the subject matter of these Terms shall be finally settled in San Francisco County, California, in English, in accordance with the Streamlined Arbitration Rules and Procedures of Judicial Arbitration and Mediation Services, Inc. (\"JAMS\") then in effect, by one commercial arbitrator with substantial experience in resolving intellectual property and commercial contract disputes, who shall be selected from the appropriate list of JAMS arbitrators in accordance with such Rules. Judgment upon the award rendered by such arbitrator may be entered in any court of competent jurisdiction. Notwithstanding the foregoing obligation to arbitrate disputes, each party shall have the right to pursue injunctive or other equitable relief at any time, from any court of competent jurisdiction. For all purposes of these Terms, the parties consent to exclusive jurisdiction and venue in the state or federal courts located in, respectively, San Francisco County, California, or the Northern District of California. Any arbitration under these Terms will take place on an individual basis: class arbitrations and class actions are not permitted. YOU UNDERSTAND AND AGREE THAT BY ENTERING INTO THESE TERMS, YOU AND LUNA ARE EACH WAIVING THE RIGHT TO TRIAL BY JURY OR TO PARTICIPATE IN A CLASS ACTION.\nYou will be responsible for paying, withholding, filing, and reporting all taxes, duties, and other governmental assessments associated with your activity in connection with the Services, provided that the Luna may, in its sole discretion, do any of the foregoing on your behalf or for itself as it sees fit. The failure of either you or us to exercise, in any way, any right herein shall not be deemed a waiver of any further rights hereunder. If any provision of these Terms is found to be unenforceable or invalid, that provision will be limited or eliminated, to the minimum extent necessary, so that these Terms shall otherwise remain in full force and effect and enforceable. You and Luna agree that these Terms are the complete and exclusive statement of the mutual understanding between you and Luna, and that it supersedes and cancels all previous written and oral agreements, communications and other understandings relating to the subject matter of these Terms. You hereby acknowledge and agree that you are not an employee, agent, partner, or joint venture of Luna, and you do not have any authority of any kind to bind Luna in any respect whatsoever. Except as expressly set forth in the section above regarding the Apple Application, you and Luna agree there are no third party beneficiaries intended under these Terms.",
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Buyer shall have the canine examined by a Licensed Veterinarian within 10 days of the Date of Transfer. If the Licensed Veterinarian states in writing that the animal has a health problem that existed in the Canine at the Date of Transfer or if, within one year after Date of Transfer of the Canine by the Buyer, a Licensed Veterinarian states in writing that due to a hereditary or congenital defect(described below) the Canine has died or has a condition that will shorten its life, or will require constant treatment during its life, the Canine is considered to have been unfit for sale at the Date of Transfer. Buyer must notify Seller within 2 business days after receipt of written statement from a Licensed Veterinarian indicating that the Canine is unfit due to a health problem.\nThe Buyer has the option to:\nA- Return the Canine to the seller for a refund of the full purchase price of the animal within 2 business days of notification;\nB- Exchange of the Canine for a Canine of the Buyer\u2019s choice of equivalent value, providing a replacement is available; or\nC- Retainment of the Canine and reimbursement of up to \u00bd of the reasonable veterinary fees not to exceed \u00bd of the original purchase price of the Canine.\nThe Following Additional Conditions Apply:\nWhile Seller has made every effort to prevent these Defects or Diseases from developing in the Canine, no one can guarantee that they won\u2019t. Seller reserves the right to have Canine Examined by a Licensed Veterinarian of Seller\u2019s Choice, to confirm the Diagnosis at the Seller\u2019s Expense. If Seller\u2019s Licensed Veterinarian disagrees that the Canine suffers from a genetic defect the parties shall agree on a neutral third Licensed Veterinarian, whose decision shall be binding. In the unfortunate event that Canine develops any of the aforementioned Defects or Diseases, and upon receipt of written proof of diagnosis by a Licensed Veterinarian, as described above, Buyer shall be entitled to a full refund of the purchase price of the Canine with exception to the $200 nonrefundable deposit or with a replacement Canine from the next available litter of the same quality. All transportation cost of said Canine or replacement Canine are the responsibility of the Buyer.\nIn the Case of clinical signs of Hip Dysplasia or Elbow Dysplasia, Buyer shall have said Canine seen by an Orthopedist for Hip x-rays. The A-ray should be permanently identified with registered name and number of Orthopedist making the film and Canines permanent identification on the preliminary OFA report confirming either moderate or severe Hip Dysplasia or grade II or III Elbow Dysplasia. A copy of the X-Ray must be furnished to Goldendoodles of Maine. If there is a Heart Defect or grade 3 or above heart murmur confirmed by echocardiogram, the diagnosis must be confirmed by a letter to Breeder or Breeder\u2019s Veterinarian from a Board Certified Cardiologist stating that in his/her opinion this condition is congenital. If there is an Eye Defect, the diagnosis must be confirmed by a letter to Breeder or Breeder\u2019s Veterinarian from a Board Certified Ophthalmologist stating that in his/her opinion this condition is congenital. In the rare event of a confirmed Genetic Defect before the puppy is 1-year-old, as listed above, the Buyer can return the dog to the Breeder for a Refund of the Full Purchase Price of the Canine or a replacement Canine or refund of half the purchase price if retaining the canine. Transportation, Veterinary and Medical care, including all testing and its associated costs are the sole and exclusive responsibility of the Buyer.\nThis warranty does not cover accidents or issues that are not life threatening or issues than can be cured, such as intestinal parasites (I.E Coccidiosis, Giardia, Tapeworms, Hookworms, round warms) Kennel Cough, Skin and ear bites, allergies, , Viral Illnesses, infections, bites, umbilical hernia, fungal infections, Hypoglycemia, any illness due to ingestion of foreign objects, chemicals or food, physical injury, excessive weight or intense exercise (e.g., jogging, treadmill, stairs, agility training, etc.) or any diseases your puppy has contracted from other animals after it has left our care. This health guarantee is granted to the original buyer only and is not transferable to anyone else.\nNo guarantees in regards to size, color, coat, shedding, or temperament.\nBuyer must show proof from a Licensed Veterinarian that the Canine is clear of Lyme disease, by heart worm testing, and has had regular up to date Lyme shots from the age of 12 weeks old, or this guarantee is null and void. This is due to the fact that Lyme disease can cause irreversible structural damage, joint damage and organ damage to your dog.\nIn any case, Seller\u2019s liability will never exceed the purchase price of the Canine, for any reason whatsoever.\nBuyer agrees to maintain this Canine in good health; provide routine preventative health care including, but not limited to, inoculation, internal and external parasites elimination and preventative medication; provide at least one basic obedience training course; provide a safe living environment and healthy diet. Maintain canine\u2019s coat and Veterinary records and obedience records must be provided to Seller if requesting refund. If any of the above preventative care has not been provided, this health guarantee will be void.\nBuyer agrees not to resell or otherwise dispose of the canine without first offering the canine back to seller. Seller agrees to assist Buyer in finding an appropriate home for the canine.\nBuyer agrees to not breed this Canine for ANY REASON. Buyers will spay or neuter Canine before the age of one year or at advice of their Licensed Veterinarian. Buyer must show proof of a spay/neuter certificate, with a letterhead from a licensed Veterinarian before the said dog\u2019s birthdate of one-year-old, in order to fulfill their end of the contract. 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        "raw_content": "MotoGP, Marquez like Nadal and better than Senna\nWith his 8 consecutive wins on the Sachsenring Marc ties the victories of Rafa in the Monte Carlo Masters , and he is a shout away from Agostini's record\nmiguel endurain\nWhat does Marc M\u00e1rquez have in common with Rafa Nadal or Martina Navr\u00e1tilov\u00e1? Besides being an athlete, the habit of consecutive victories. This weekend, MotoGP will be on the Sachsenring and on the German track, the Spaniard has an enviable record: 8 consecutive victories. If he succeeds again on Sunday, he will tie the record set by Giacomo Agostini who won in uninterrupted fashion at Imatra in the GP of Finland from 1965 to 1973.\nOn the other hand, Nadal took eight consecutive wins in the Monte Carlo Masters and, also in the Principality, Ayrton Senna won the F1 GP of Monaco 5 times in a row. The aforementioned Navr\u00e1tilov\u00e1, on the other hand, triumphed at Wimbledon from 1982 to 1987. Speaking of female serial winners, skier Lindsey Vonn finished first 6 consecutive times in the downhill event at Lake Louis, in Canada.\nMiguel Indurain, another Spaniard on two wheels, but this time with pedals, stopped (in a manner of speaking) at 4 Tour de France victories, begun in 1991 and ending in 1995. Nadia Comaneci and Carolina Marin, on the other hand, took home three gold consecutive gold medals in European championships.\nNo matter how things go on Sunday, M\u00e1rquez is already in good company.\nMarc Marquez: a record breaking 25 years\nMarquez: \u201cI won't offer my hand to Rossi again\u201d\nMarquez: \"Anything could happen on Sunday\"\nM\u00e1rquez 2, The Spaniard's Revenge, snatching the win from Dovizioso at...\nMarquez: \"Lorenzo and I won't be like Senna and Prost\"",
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        "raw_content": "Back to School Help for Grandparents Raising Grandchildren May Be Available from the Area Agency on Aging\nPosted on August 15, 2013 by Christine Crosby in Advice, Grandparents Raising Grandchildren, Safety, School Readiness\nEditor\u2019s Note: Did you know that the Area Agency on Aging might be a resource for grandparent\u2019s raising their grandchidren? I didn\u2019t until I read the followng from the Ironton Tribune.com \u2013 http://www.irontontribune.com/2013/08/15/help-for-those-raising-grandchildren/\nDid you know that the Area Agency on Aging District 7 (AAA7) can provide support and assistance for grandparents who are raising their grandchildren?\nAs a part of the AAA7\u2019s Caregiver Support Program, assistance is provided to grandparents through training, information, and counseling. Supplemental purchases for a service or product to complement the care provided is also an option based on funding availability.\nGrandparents who are age 55 or older and caring for someone age 18 years of age or younger can call our agency at 1-800-582-7277 to find out more about what assistance is available that can support you.\nAs back-to-school time is upon us, some supplemental assistance could include school clothing and school fees based on eligibility and available funding.\nSafety is another priority that families think about as children return to classrooms. It\u2019s important for parents and grandparents to remind children about proper safety precautions.\nWe shared the following information in our most recent \u201cCaregiver Assistance\u201d newsletter that is provided for our Caregiver Support Program participants. Read over the important information from the National Safety Council (www.nsc.org) and be sure to share with the children in your life:\n\u2022 Walk on the sidewalk, if one is available. When on a street with no sidewalk, walk facing the traffic.\n\u2022 Before you cross the street, stop and look all ways to see if cars are coming.\n\u2022 Never dart out in front of a parked car.\n\u2022 Practice walking to school with your child.\nRiding a Bicycle to School\n\u2022 Make sure your child always wears his/her helmet when leaving the house.\n\u2022 Teach your children the rules of the road that they need to know for riding their bicycles.\n\u2022 Ride on the right side of the road and in a single file.\n\u2022 Come to a complete stop before crossing the street.\nRiding the Bus to School\n\u2022 Go to the bus stop with your child and teach them the proper way to get on and off the bus.\n\u2022 Make sure your children stand at least six feet away from the curb.\n\u2022 If you and your child need to cross the street in front of the bus, walk on the side of the road until you are at least 10-12 feet ahead of the bus. You should always be able to see the bus driver, and the bus driver should always be able to see you.\nFor more information about the Caregiver Support or Grandparents Raising Grandchildren Program, or for further assistance with home and community-based long-term care options in your community, call the Area Agency on Aging District 7 Aging and Disability Resource Center Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. at 1-800-582-7277.\nA trained social worker or nurse is available to help connect you with resources that can assist you or someone you know with living safely and independently at home.\nPamela K. Matura is executive director of the Area Agency on Aging District 7. For more information, call (800) 582-7277.\n\u2013 See more at: http://www.irontontribune.com/2013/08/15/help-for-those-raising-grandchildren/#sthash.AUdfAvkk.dpuf\nAre You Searching For Support?\nNew Holiday Tradition For You and Your Grands",
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        "raw_content": "Kroger* Faces Shareholder Pressure Over Risks Associated with Deforestation\nCINCINNATI, OH, June 28, 2017 \u2013 Twenty-three percent of The Kroger Co.\u2019s shareholders supported Green Century\u2019s proposal asking the company to report on and address the risks of deforestation across its global supply chains, according to vote results released at the company\u2019s annual meeting last week. This vote exceeds the average vote for environment-related shareholder proposals and the proposal received recommendation from the non-biased proxy-advisor group ISS (Institutional Shareholder Services), reflecting substantial shareholder concern.\nShareholder Advocate Kate Kroll at the Kroger shareholder meeting on June 22, 2017.\nDeforestation is one of the most urgent risks facing global agricultural production because it leads directly to high rates of soil erosion, declines in local rainfall, land conflicts with local communities, and climate change, all of which pose material risks to Kroger\u2019s business and shareholder value.\nIndustrial agriculture is the primary driver of deforestation. Kroger sources several forest risk commodities including soy and beef. Yet the company does not disclose commodity-wide policies or procedures that would actively monitor and reduce its impact on deforestation.\n\u201cClearing forests to grow crops destroys the very ecosystem that agriculture depends on, and is a short-term business model that poses long-term risks to global food security and shareholder value\u201d said Katherine Kroll, Shareholder Advocate at Green Century. \u201cKroger both contributes to and is highly exposed to the adverse impacts of deforestation on global agriculture, but is also uniquely positioned to tackle this issue if it chooses to do so.\u201d\nRecent shifts in the marketplace show a favoring for sustainable agriculture. Consumers are demonstrating increased attention to and concern about where their food comes from and how it is produced.\nKroger\u2019s competitors and industry peers, such as Walmart* and McDonald\u2019s,* have responded to the threats associated with the impacts of deforestation and have implemented and reported on the methods used to assess and establish comprehensive deforestation-free supply chains.\nFurther inaction by Kroger could create competitive pressure potentially resulting in significant market share loss.\n*As of March 31, 2017, McDonald\u2019s Corporation comprised 0.00%, 1.24%, and 0.00% of the Green Century Balanced Fund, the Green Century Equity Fund, and the Green Century MSCI International Index Fund, respectively. Other securities mentioned were not held in the portfolios of the Green Century Funds as of March 31, 2017. References to specific securities, which will change due to ongoing management of the Funds, should not be construed as a recommendation by the Funds, their administrator, or their distributor.",
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        "raw_content": "EPA Grants E15 Waiver for Newer Vehicles\nWASHINGTON - The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has waived a limitation on selling fuel that is more than 10 percent ethanol for model year 2007 and newer cars and light trucks.\nThe waiver applies to fuel that contains up to 15 percent ethanol -- known as E15 -- and only to MY 2007 and newer cars and light trucks. This represents the first of a number of actions that are needed from federal, state and industry towards commercialization of E15 gasoline blends.\nEPA Administrator Lisa P. Jackson made the decision after a review of the Department of Energy's (DOE's) extensive testing and other available data on E15's impact on engine durability and emissions, the agency said.\n\"Thorough testing has now shown that E15 does not harm emissions control equipment in newer cars and light trucks,\" said Jackson.\nA decision on the use of E15 in model year 2001 to 2006 vehicles will be made after EPA receives the results of additional DOE testing, which is expected to be completed in November. However, no waiver is being granted this year for E15 use in model year 2000 and older cars and light trucks -- or in any motorcycles, heavy-duty vehicles, or non-road engines -- because currently there is not testing data to support such a waiver, EPA said. Since 1979, up to 10 percent ethanol or E10 has been used for all conventional cars and light trucks, and non-road vehicles.\nAdditionally, EPA said several steps are being taken to help consumers easily identify the correct fuel for their vehicles and equipment. First, EPA is proposing E15 pump labeling requirements, including a requirement that the fuel industry specify the ethanol content of gasoline sold to retailers. There would also be a quarterly survey of retail stations to help ensure their gas pumps are properly labeled.\nThe Energy Independence and Security Act of 2007 mandated an increase in the overall volume of renewable fuels into the marketplace, reaching a 36 billion gallon total in 2022. Ethanol is considered a renewable fuel because it is produced from plant products or wastes and not from fossil fuels. Ethanol is blended with gasoline for use in most areas across the country.\nThe E15 petition was submitted to EPA by ethanol industry group Growth Energy and 54 ethanol manufacturers in March 2009. In April 2009, EPA sought public comment on the petition and received about 78,000 comments.\nThe petition was submitted under a Clean Air Act provision that allows EPA to waive the act's prohibition against the sale of a significantly altered fuel if the petitioner shows that the new fuel will not cause or contribute to the failure of the engine parts that ensure compliance with the act's emissions limits.\nIn response to the EPA's new waiver, the Renewable Fuels Association issued a statement criticizing the agency's decision to exclude model years prior to 2007.\n\"EPA's scientifically unjustified bifurcation of the U.S. car market will do little to move the needle and expand ethanol use today,\" said RFA President and CEO Bob Dinneen. \"Limiting E15 use to 2007 and newer vehicles only creates confusion for retailers and consumers alike. America's ethanol producers are hitting an artificial blend wall today. The goals of Congress to reduce our addiction to oil captured in the Renewable Fuels Standard cannot be met with this decision.\"\nThe Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers also issued a statement -- one reflecting an entirely different point of view.\n\"Regarding a 'partial waiver' for E15 use, the Alliance has consistently advocated that EPA not make a final decision affecting the national marketplace until it has taken the precaution to consider the results of a suite of pending studies that will evaluate effects from increased ethanol on various additional vehicle parts and systems,\" the Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers said. \"These include short and longer term impacts on such critical equipment as the engine and cylinder heads, sensitive computer diagnostic systems that drive malfunction lights, and evaluation of changes in evaporative emissions from the fuel in the vehicle.\n\"We believe this is important in order to assure a safe and positive consumer experience with the new fuel. If EPA proceeds with this decision in the face of concerns raised by automakers and others, it will need to continue to be engaged in the event that problems arise. Mis-fueling avoidance measures such as retail pump labeling may not be effective in supporting proper consumer choices, and this is particularly problematic with a partial waiver that tries to splice up acceptable fuels based on particular model years.\"\nRead more about Ethanol Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers Growth Energy EPA E15",
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        "raw_content": "Gearing Up: In Defense Of Floyd\nWelcome to this, the final installment of this first gearing up column series. In this column I want to address something that I have to deal with daily as a guitar instructor, and almost every time I do a gig. I usually overhear this conversation: \"Dude, I've been thinking about getting a new Jackson(Ibanez, Schecter, ESP etc...) It's really sweet with EMG's and a Floyd Rose locking whammy\". His buddy then chimes in. \"Dude, you don't want a guitar with a Floyd man, they are too much trouble, and totally suck when you want to tune to drop C man\". If this conversation sounds familiar, it should as it happens every day at music stores around the U.S. Let me suggest (at great personal risk to myself) that the problem lays not with the Floyd but with you my friend.\nIn my experience (20+ years) Floyd Rose whammy systems work exactly as they are supposed to work. The problem arises when you ask it to do something it isn't designed to do. What a locking whammy gives you is the ability to dive bomb to your hearts content, bend with extreme prejudice, and do harmonic screams that only dogs can hear, all while staying in tune. As long as you mainly play in one tuning and use the same string gauge most of the time you can't get any better than a Floyd. In fact I always suggest to students that if you are primarily a lead guitarist who makes use of his whammy regularly, you really have no business using anything other than a Floyd Rose. The people who say that Floyds suck in my experience are players who use a different tuning on every song (usually a drop tuning), and rarely if ever take a solo. Sorry folks but a locking tremolo doesn't take too kindly to being asked to change tunings every song. When you see rock stars that play in drop tunings you will notice that they have a different guitar for each tuning. These guitars will most likely stay in that tuning for the whole tour. Getting upset that a locking whammy can't be instantly detuned is like getting mad that your Hummer can't race in the Indy 500. It isn't designed for that!\nThe problem that is likely causing this confusion is that most guitars with locking whammy systems are set up to float. That is that the pitch of the guitar can be both raised and lowered. The stability of the whammy is set with springs in the guitars back that keep it stable in whatever tuning you have it set up for at the moment. When you detune, what happens is that the tension decreases on the springs causing the whammy to drop into the body cavity. The solution is to take off the guitars back plate and adjust the claw that holds the springs in place so that trem is level with the body and stable. If you want to retune the guitar, the tension changes again, requiring more adjustment. Also be sure to check the truss rod, and intonation when changing tunings or string gauges. One other piece of advice is that when you change strings on a floating trem, either block the bridge so that the whammy cannot fall back into the body, or just change the strings one at a time. That way the tension on the springs in the back will stay more consistent, saving you more adjustments later. So the answer is quite simple, play mostly in one tuning, or have a bunch of guitars each with different tunings. That is unless you like to spend as much time making adjustments to your guitar as you do playing it.\nAs with so many things related to guitar gear, the key to happiness is to \"Know Thyself'. Understand what sort of a player you are and what you are trying to accomplish, and choose gear accordingly. If you love your alternate tunings, and don't keep the same string gauge for more than a week, please get a guitar with a stop tailpiece. And if you do get a Floyd Rose set up to float, remember not to blame it when it can't instantly go to drop C.",
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        "raw_content": "History of the 1956-1971 Morris Minor 1000\nThe Morris Minor was a milestone of automotive accomplishment for not only Great Britain but for the world. It was Britain\u2019s first million-unit seller, making it a true \u201cpeople\u2019s car\u201d with over 1.5 million built before production ceased. It began production in 1948, but the 1000 series discussed here began production in 1956 with the then-new A-series 948-cc overhead-valve engine of 37 hp. These cars were also recognizable by their standard one-piece windshield, along with Minor 1000 badging. The final engine upgrade occurred in 1962, when a 49-hp A-series engine of 1,098 cc became standard. The badging remained 1000, however, in a bid for familiarity with prospective customers.\nDesigned by Alec Issigonis, later of Mini design fame, the Minor 1000 had performance that eventually extended to a top speed of 70 mph, slightly faster than the 1,200 cc Volkswagen Beetle of the same era. The chassis was well ahead of its time, with rack-and-pinion steering, torsion-bar front suspension and unitary welded one-piece body sans separate frame.\nThe car was available in two-door sedan or four-door sedan body styles, as well as the now much loved and collectible Traveller \u201cwoodie\u201d two-door station wagon and two-door convertible. The convertible had side rails surrounding side glass in much the same way that the 1950s Nash Rambler did. There were pickup truck and van versions that were sold in England as well. Imports into the States trickled down to nearly nothing by the late 1960s.\nIn Britain, these cars are ubiquitous at collector car events in much the same way that 1955\u201357 Chevrolets or early Mustangs are in North America, but in North America they are much less common. The kind of people who bought Minors new were typically people who didn\u2019t want the idiosyncrasies of Volkswagen Beetles, but who appreciated well-engineered, conventional small cars. For such a diminutive car, rarity and a loyal following make for higher values than you\u2019d think, especially in the United States where they are rarer than in England. As with most cars, convertibles tend to be valued most highly, and the Traveler woodies are treated with the same adoration as the similarly laden Minis.\n1967 morris minor 1000 Info",
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        "raw_content": "NBA Season Preview: Top 10 Comeback Players\nBy Damian Schaab\nBe it a wince or a gasp, we all react adversely every time one of our favorite stars succumbs to injury. Still, injuries are an inseparable albeit despicable part of sports. Athletes are forced to overcome all kinds of adversity, from trapping defenses to the trappings of a superstar\u2019s lifestyle. Injuries, however, are probably the biggest challenge. With the level of athleticism that is required to perform on the NBA stage, compounded by a punishing 82-game schedule, avoiding and/or recovering from injuries is one of the most difficult parts of the NBA lifestyle.\nLL Cool J once said \u201cDon\u2019t call it a comeback,\u201d but a comeback is precisely what the following players are hoping to enjoy. Each of the following players missed at least 50 percent of their team\u2019s games last season, and now face uphill battles. 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        "raw_content": "A Major Health Care Victory In Indian Country\nAlmost exactly a year ago, I wrote about how an American Indian tribe in Washington state defied a powerful special interest that was making it difficult for members of the tribe to get the dental care they needed.\nIt was a big gamble, but it paid off. What tribal leaders did was hire the equivalent of a nurse practitioner in dentistry\u2014a dental therapist\u2014to practice on the Swinomish Reservation, despite opposition from the state dental association and the fact that the state had not yet granted tribes the authority to use dental therapists.\nIn the year that has passed, members of the Swinomish tribe are not having to wait nearly as long as before to get a dental appointment. The wait time has shrunk dramatically, from three to four months in 2015 to three to four weeks now.\nThe Swinomish and more than two dozen other tribes in Washington now have something else to celebrate. Thanks to a bill signed by Washington Governor Jay Inslee, all 29 tribes in the state have now the legal authority to hire dental therapists. The bill also enables the tribes to receive Medicaid and other federal funding for dental therapists.\nTribal leaders had supported the bill for years because of a growing oral health crisis in Indian Country. Native American populations have the worst rates of oral disease in the nation. Tooth decay among Native American children is nearly three times the U.S. average. Among tribes in the Pacific Northwest, four out of five children have untreated cavities by age 5, and one out of four adults have fewer than 20 natural teeth.\nA big reason for those dismal statistics is the fact that there are not enough oral health care providers in Native American communities. In the general population, there is on average one dental provider per 1,500 patients. On the Colville Indian Reservation in Washington, there is just one dentist for 6,000 patients. And very few dentists are Native American\u2014just 0.3 percent, in fact.\nDental therapists have been treating patients around the world for almost a century. They started in New Zealand in the 1920s and now practice in at least 50 countries. They\u2019ve been treating patients on U.S. soil for a little more than a decade, starting in Alaska Native communities. Dental disease had become so prevalent among Alaska Natives that tribal leaders decided in 2004 to see if dental therapists could make a difference.\nAnd what a difference they have made. More than 30 dental therapists now practice in Alaska and serve 45,000 patients in 81 Alaska Native communities, some of which are reporting cavity-free kids for the first time in generations.\nAs I wrote last February the Swinomish tribe decided to employ a dental therapist even though the state hadn\u2019t yet passed the legislation Governor Inslee into law a few weeks ago. In explaining the bold move, Swinomish tribal chairman Brian Cladoosby told me, \u201cWe cannot stand by any longer and allow native people to continue to suffer tooth decay at a rate three times the national average.\u201d He added that employing a dental therapist was \u201ca tribal approach to solve a tribal issue.\u201d\nDental therapists provide routine and preventive services, like dental exams. But they also can do cleanings and fillings, place sealants and perform uncomplicated tooth extractions. They actually receive more training in their scope of practice than dentists and are evaluated more frequently.\nThe dental therapist the Swinomish tribe hired, Daniel Kennedy, began treating patients in the community on January 4 of last year, working under the supervision of Dr. Rachael Hogan, a dentist, at the Swinomish Dental Clinic.\nDuring his first year, he saw 718 patients, which is especially impressive when you consider that the total Swinomish population is approximately 1,000. Adding him to the dental team not only meant that tribal members wouldn\u2019t have to wait nearly so long to get an appointment, it also enabled the clinic to see 20 percent more patients than in 2015.\nIt also freed up Hogan to deal with more serious problems.\n\u201cBecause Daniel is able to do fillings and preventive care, I have more time to do crowns and other more complex procedures,\u201d Hogan told me.\nIn addition to treating patients, Kennedy also spends at least a half day a week visiting schools and daycare centers. Those visits, says Hogan, \u201care extremely valuable in terms of decay prevention in our most vulnerable youth\u201d and in building trust and relationships with the children and their families and caretakers.\n\u201cOverall, the addition of Daniel as a dental therapist has been wonderfully beneficial, some in terms of numbers but a lot in terms of the connection and hope he brings to our community,\u201d Hogan said. 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        "raw_content": "Ilana Teitelbaum, Contributor\nPoets and Aliens: An Interview with Daniel Arenson, Author of \"Earth Alone\"\nA bestseller less than a month after its release, Daniel Arenson's military science fiction novel Earth Alone is full of soul. Set in a horrid dystopia in which Earth has been devastated by alien invaders, the book is about the humanity that shines even in a time of privation and war.\nWhen the protagonist, Marco--soon to be nicknamed in his unit as \"the Poet\"--is drafted at the age of eighteen, he loses the life he once had...but along the way finds himself. Earth Alone is about war, but most of all about friendship and heartbreak. Marco's unit is populated with compelling characters who are the true focus.\nI spoke with Daniel about his rise to success as an indie author, the inspiration for Earth Alone, advice for indie authors, and more.\nYou've shared your story of how you became an indie publishing success with me, and it's an inspiring story. Will you share it with readers?\nI started writing as a teenager in the 90s. I wrote two or three novels, none good enough to find a publisher. Mostly I honed my skill by writing short stories. It was 1998, and I was eighteen, when I sold my first story. It was titled \"Worms Believe in God,\" and I sold it to a science fiction website for $20. It was an amazing experience, actually being paid for something that I had written. Over the next few years, I sold a bunch of stories and poems to small websites and magazines.\nIn my early twenties, I moved to Toronto--alone, a bit clueless, and broke. I worked a \"pay the rent\" day job, but I kept writing on the side. I was obscure. My career consisted of several story sales to little genre websites, a handful of poems sold to small poetry magazines (as you can imagine, no huge distribution there), and a fantasy novel hardcover from a small press. The hardcover was probably the biggest success, though even that was small; we sold fewer than a thousand copies. I wanted to make it as a writer, but the industry was tough to break into (this was before ebooks were popular), and what I was writing wasn't commercial enough.\nIn early 2010, just before my thirtieth birthday, the Kindle ereader arrived in Canada. On a whim, I took my old fantasy novel--the forgotten hardcover--and uploaded it to Amazon as an ebook. And something amazing happened. It started to sell. Just a handful of copies, yes, but enough to buy me lunch every day.\nTo me, that was terrific. I wasn't poor anymore, but I wasn't particularly rich. I was single, renting a 480-square-foot apartment, and had no car or savings. I ate a lot of ramen. At thirty, even with a day job, I didn't have much hope of ever affording a house, a wife, or a car, especially not in pricey Toronto. To actually buy food with writing money was amazing.\nSo I dusted off a couple other old fantasy novels, ones that had been collecting cobwebs in the depths of my hard drive. I uploaded them to Amazon too. And they too started to sell a handful of copies a day.\nDespite these encouraging seedlings, I was still obscure. Still not earning enough to even dream of quitting my job. I knew I had to do something different if I wanted to turn this into an actual career, not just a \"lunch money\" hobby. So I studied the works of some of the popular fantasy authors at the time. They were doing things differently. They were writing series, not standalones like me. They had better covers. They had more action in their books.\nI decided to write a fantasy series--and a commercial one. I wrote in crowded subways at rush hour, scribbling as I stood crammed between thousands of commuters. I wrote during lunchbreaks. I wrote in elevators. I even wrote while I walked down busy streets, rushing to work. I took a vacation and wrote on my Ikea futon for two weeks (my apartment was too small to fit a desk).\nFinally, I had written Song of Dragons, a fantasy trilogy full of action, sympathetic heroes, nasty villains, and of course--dragons. It wasn't a literary masterpiece, and I've improved my craft since. But damn it, I still think that trilogy is tons of fun, deeply emotional, and solid storytelling.\nIn 2011, I uploaded Song of Dragons to Amazon. It was the break I needed. Rather quickly, it sold a quarter million copies. I was able to buy a house, buy a car, quit my job, and become a full time writer. I've been writing full time since.\nYou pitched Earth Alone to me as being inspired by your experiences in the Middle East, something which you knew would interest me, since I've lived in Israel. Which aspects of the novel are closest to that experience?\nI've read lots of military science fiction that's great entertainment. Brave human space marines battling evil aliens, tons of action, loads of fun. Some of these books are incredibly well written and clever. But many aren't realistic depictions of war; they're sanitized. With Earth Alone, I wanted to write military sci-fi that felt real.\nOf course, this is fiction, it's set a century in the future, and the villains are nasty space-bugs. But despite the futuristic setting, I wanted verisimilitude. I didn't want to write about brave action heroes who spew one-liners as they blast aliens. I wanted to write about those who, throughout history, have fought most of humanity's wars--not emotionless G.I. Joes but drafted teenagers, just scared kids. I wanted to write about their fear, the dumb jokes they tell to hide that fear, their coming of age under fire. I wanted a novel that wasn't just about lasers and space action--but also about the blisters on your feet, the bad food in the mess, the propaganda, the camaraderie, the tearing apart of the soul. About missing home. About running from missiles but also surviving the military latrine. About facing ruthless enemies but also those tears at night when nobody is watching.\nIt's science fiction, but if I did my job right, the book captures the grittiness and absurdity of real war.\nWas it a cathartic experience, writing this novel?\nIt was. Some of the anecdotes in the novel actually happened to me!\nThe world in Earth Alone is darker than dark, an apocalyptic hell with few joys or beauties. Can you talk about that choice?\nBefore writing Earth Alone, I wrote a science fiction series titled Alien Hunters. That series is pure joy, color, and light. It's Guardians of the Galaxy meets Futurama. There's very little darkness in Alien Hunters. I had a blast writing it, but with Earth Alone, I wanted to write something more serious. It's a war novel, so by its nature, it's dark. But I think there's a lot of joy and light in Earth Alone too. There's humor, even if it's sometimes gallows humor. There's a love story. There's light in the shadows.\nIt's post-apocalyptic, with Earth still reeling from a devastating alien assault. But it's also about humanity's nobility, courage, and hope. It's not just about human death and suffering. It's about humans fighting back and believing that the world can be good again. To me, there's some comfort to that theme. Even following genocide, we humans are good at rising again from the ashes.\nWhat are your plans for the series?\nThe first three novels in the Earthrise series--Earth Alone, Earth Lost, and Earth Rising--contain one story arc, the war between Earth and the aliens that attacked it. Earth Lost will be released this summer, and Earth Rising will follow soon after, concluding the story that began in Earth Alone.\nBut I hope that the series will expand beyond three books. The first three novels are about a terrible war against an alien species. In the future, I'd like to write more Earthrise novels--these ones about what happens to soldiers when they finally go home, when they face an entirely new enemy, an enemy that lives within.\nI already have drafts for the second and third books, and they'll be released soon. My ideas for the following Earthrise novels are still nebulous, but I can imagine the series expanding to include a new story arc.\nThe book has been out less than a month and is already an Amazon bestseller. What do you think has people responding so powerfully to this book?\nToday we find ourselves at a crossroads. Like never before, our species faces existential threats. Global warming, nuclear weapons in violent hands, runaway AI, fracturing societies--all threaten to undo everything that we've built.\nOnce we gazed into the night sky, and we were optimistic. We imagined ourselves colonizing the stars. Science fiction authors described future utopias, futures in which humanity conquered space. But today we look into the sky, and along with the starlight, we see the darkness. We're afraid. We're afraid of one another, afraid of the future of our planet, afraid that we'll never sail to the stars.\nEarth Alone deals with those fears. It portrays a bleak future, a future where much of Earth lies in ruin. But rather than show humans cowering, turning inwards, Earth Alone shows us determined to rise. To face the darkness. To grow strong again. It's a novel about ruin but also about optimism. It's a novel about destruction but also rebuilding.\nI titled my novel Earth Alone, because often we feel alone in the great void. Carl Sagan wrote, \"In our obscurity, in all this vastness, there is no hint that help will come from elsewhere . . .\" In Earth Alone, we find help and courage within ourselves.\nI think your success in indie publishing is intriguing to many writers. If you had to give aspiring indie authors one piece of advice, what would it be?\nFirst of all, I wouldn't rush into publishing. If you're a new writer, take time to improve your craft. Write short stories. Read books about storytelling. Study how characters and plots work. Write novel drafts and toss them out and start again. Workshop your stories. Before you step onto that stage, practice. Get good.\nWhen you're ready, put your marketing hat on. Find what genre and sub-genre your work best fits into. Read popular novels in that genre and understand why readers love them. Write for that audience. Pay somebody to edit your manuscript. Get a cover and blurb that's on par with what's selling. If you can choose a clearly defined genre, get a professional cover, craft a catchy blurb, and write an addicting story, you're already ahead of most writers. You will sell.\nSometimes young writers ask me about writing for a living. My answer is to never count on writing full time. I would guess that 99% of writers don't make enough money to quit their day jobs. So don't sacrifice your education or job just yet. But if you write well, work hard, and know how to market, you stand an excellent chance of sharing your work with many readers.\nDaniel Arenson is a USA Today bestselling author of fantasy and science fiction. He's written over forty novels, most of them in four series: Earthrise, Requiem, Moth, and Alien Hunters.\nFifteen of Daniel's books have hit Amazon's overall Top 100 bestsellers list; two have hit the Top 20. Over a million copies of his books have been bought, downloaded, or listened to. 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        "raw_content": "Germany's Allianz to Replace Axa as No.1 Insurer in Turkey with Yapi Kredi Deal\nAllianz to acquire life and non-life businesses of Turkish banking group Yap\u0131 Kredi\nThe Allianz logo is pictured on a main office building of Germany\\'s largest insurance group Allianz AG in Cologne REUTERS\nGerman insurer Allianz has agreed to acquire Yapi Kredi Sigorta, the property and casualty insurance unit of the Turkish banking group Yapi Kredi, to become the largest insurer in Turkey in terms of premiums.\nThe deal, valued at \u20ac684m (\u00a3580m, $880m), will allow Allianz to displace French insurer Axa to become the number one insurance provider with a market share of nearly 15 percent of the Turkey\\'s $9.4bn insurance sector.\nFurther, Allianz made a 15-year deal with Yapi Kredi, the fourth-largest private bank in Turkey, for the exclusive distribution of its products to the bank\\'s customers through latter\\'s 928 branches. The move was in line with the growing role of banks in selling life insurance and pension products in the country.\nUnder the terms of the transaction, Allianz will acquire the Turkish bank\\'s 93.9 percent stake in Yap\u0131 Kredi Sigorta. The remaining 6.1 percent shareholding, which is listed on the Istanbul Stock Exchange, will be acquired by Allianz through a mandatory tender offer following the closing of the transaction.\nAllianz will also acquire 80 percent of the stake in life and pension business Yapi Kredi Emeklilik, which is a subsidiary of Yapi Kredi Sigorta, while Yapi Kredi will retain the remaining 20 percent stake.\nThe Europe\\'s biggest insurer, which considers Turkey as a strategically important market has a 90-year history in the country and operates through its unit Allianz Turkey with headquarters in Istanbul.\nThe acquired businesses will be combined to Allianz Turkey, which will become the largest non-life insurer, the second-largest pension products provider and the third-largest life insurer in the country.\nYapi Kredi Sigorta is currently the fifth largest property and casualty insurance company in Turkey with total premiums of \u20ac531m. Yapi Kredi Emeklilik is the fourth-biggest life insurance company in Turkey with premiums of \u20ac90m. Its pensions business is ranked third in the country with assets of \u20ac1.5bn.\n\\\"Turkey is one of the fastest growing insurance markets worldwide, supported by a robust economic outlook and a large, young population of 75 million people,\\\" said Allianz management board member Oliver B\u00e4te in a statement.\n\\\"The transaction with Yapi Kredi is a unique opportunity to move into a market-leading position in one of Europe\\'s key growth markets which is also an important bridge between Europe and Middle East/Central Asia.\\\"\nB\u00e4te added that the deal was in line with the company\\'s strategy to strengthen its position in growth markets.\nThe market penetration of insurance sector has been low in Turkey, with premiums at just 1.3 percent of GDP, compared to 7.9 percent in Western Europe and 2.6 percent for Central and Eastern Europe, Allianz noted.\nThe Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) earlier predicted that Turkey will grow 4.1 percent in 2013, while the euro area will contract 0.1 percent.\nThe transaction is expected to close during the second half of 2013 upon receipt of regulatory and competition board approvals.",
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        "raw_content": "Canada: 14-Year-Olds Hack ATM Using Default Password Available on the Internet\nThe Bank of Montreal is now upgrading the security of its ATM cash machines after two teenagers managed to hack it using the default administrator password Reuters\nTwo 14-year-olds succeeded in hacking into a Bank of Montreal ATM cash machine, simply by reading an operator's manual online and typing in the default administrator password.\nWhiz kids Matthew Hewlett and Caleb Turon found an old operator's manual on the internet and decided to take it to an ATM in a Safeway supermarket during their lunch hour and see if they could access the system, according to the Winnipeg Sun.\n\"We thought it would be fun to try it, but we were not expecting it to work,\" said Hewlett. \"When it did, it asked for a password.\"\nTo their surprise, just by following the instructions and typing in a common default six-digit password, the cash machine granted them access.\nA default administrator password\nThe boys immediately went to the nearest branch of the Bank of Montreal to alert the bank to the security vulnerability, but at first the bank's staff misunderstood, and thought that one of the boy's PIN numbers had been stolen.\nWhen the boys explained that they had hacked into the ATM and gotten into the operator mode, the bank's staff didn't believe them.\n\"He said that wasn't really possible and we don't have any proof that we did it [so] I asked them: 'Is it all right for us to get proof?' He said: 'Yeah, sure, but you'll never be able to get anything out of it,'\" said Hewlett.\n\"So we both went back to the ATM and I got into the operator mode again. Then I started printing off documentation like how much money is currently in the machine, how many withdrawals have happened that day, how much it's made off surcharges.\n\"Then I found a way to change the surcharge amount, so I changed the surcharge amount to one cent.\"\nThe bank didn't believe them\nHewlett also changed the ATM's standard greeting from \"Welcome to the BMO ATM\" to \"Go away. This ATM has been hacked.\"\nThe boys printed out six documents showing what they had done, and then returned to the bank. This time round, they were taken seriously and the bank manager personally came out to talk to them.\nThe Bank of Montreal is now upgrading the security of its ATMs to prevent unauthorised access, and says that the contents of the ATM in question are still secure.\nBest of all, the bank's financial services co-ordinator signed off on a special note asking the boys' school to excuse them for being late returning from their lunch hour.",
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        "raw_content": "ICMP Exploring Improved Methods for Locating Mass Graves\nJoint teams of satellite imagery experts, geology experts and forensic archaeologists from the United Kingdom and the United States have completed a research visit to Bosnia-Herzegovina to investigate new methods of locating and mapping mass graves. The experts from Britain\u2019s University of Birmingham and Applied Analysis Incorporated (AAI), a US private company specializing in processing satellite images, were part of a multi-disciplinary project organized and implemented by the International Commission on Missing Persons (ICMP). The initial research phase of the project was completed on Monday, while further analyses and cost-benefit estimates will be forthcoming.One of the most difficult aspects of finding and identifying victims of conflict or human rights abuses is often locating the graves, which have frequently been hidden by the perpetrators. In many cases in Bosnia-Herzegovina, the bodies have also been moved from one location to another in order to cover-up evidence of the crime. Most mass\u2026\nICMP to Identify Tsunami Victims\nThe International Commission on Missing Persons (ICMP) finalized agreements today with authorities in Thailand on the identification of victims of the December 2004 South East Asian tsunami. ICMP is already analyzing bone samples sent to its headquarters in Sarajevo to obtain DNA profiles; today\u2019s agreement means ICMP will also match the bone DNA profiles with DNA profiles of the missing.ICMP\u2019s specialized DNA STR (short tandem repeat) Matching Software, which will be used in the identification of tsunami victims, was developed initially to assist in the identification of thousands of persons missing as a result of the conflicts in the former Yugoslavia.\nShort tandem repeat DNA analysis is the most accurate method for identification of missing persons. Each person inherits a set of short tandem repeats, or DNA patterns, from their parents, with one copy coming from their mother and their other from the father.\nThree weeks ago, ICMP agreed with the\u2026\nUS Ambassador Douglas McElhaney Tours ICMP Facilities in Tuzla\nAs he completed a tour of the International Commission on Missing Persons (ICMP) forensic facilities in Tuzla today, US Ambassador to Bosnia-Herzegovina Douglas McElhaney said it was \u201cDifficult to imagine a project more worthy of our attention.\u201d Ambassador McElhaney toured the ICMP morgue and Identification Coordination Division (ICD) in Tuzla, and the ICMP Re-association Center in nearby Lukavac, where skeletal remains of the missing are put back together; skeletal remains were frequently separated and \u201ccommingled\u201d when victims were reburied in secondary mass graves as the perpetrators of killings tried to hide evidence of their crimes.Using a combination of traditional anthropological work and a method whereby a limited DNA profile is generated to allow for re-association of separated body parts, the newly-established ICMP Re-association Center in Lukavac helps to ensure that more individuals are accounted for and that the process of re-association does not further delay the process of returning\u2026\nMemories of Genocide \u2013 Discussion and Photography Exhibition in Dubrovnik\nAn exhibition of dramatic photographs by Bosnian photographer Samir Sinanovic depicting the exhumation, identification and burial of thousands of war crimes victims in northern Bosnia launched a week-long course about war crimes and genocide for postgraduate students in the Croatian coastal town of Dubrovnik on Monday, May 16, 2005.\nStudents, journalists, local Croatians and some tourists drawn in by flyers promoting the event around Dubrovnik\u2019s \u201cold city\u201d came to the exhibition opening.\n\u201cWe must never let people forget what happened,\u201d said course director Professor Janja Bec-Neumann at the opening. \u201cWe want our students to learn to speak out when they see evil, not just genocide, for that is only the final stage, but they must learn to recognize the very earliest stages of evil so we can help to prevent it happening again. If we forget, it would be like killing them a second time,\u201d she said.\nThe photography exhibition, entitled \u201cRemembering\u2026\nInterpol Visits ICMP to Discuss Disaster Victim Identification\nA delegation of officials from Interpol, the international police organization based in Lyon, France, visited ICMP on Friday May 13, 2005, to discuss possible cooperation with the International Commission on Missing Persons (ICMP) on Disaster Victim Identification around the world. 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        "raw_content": "Holy See representative in Bosnia and Herzegovina visits ICMP\nH.E. Apostolic Nuncio in Bosnia and Herzegovina Msgr. Luigi Pezzuto and ICMP Director- General Kathryne Bomberger met today in ICMP\u2019s Headquarters in Sarajevo. H.E. Pezzuto was briefed by Ms. Bomberger on ICMP\u2019s programs in the Western Balkans and the rest of the world. A significant segment of the meeting was also dedicated to a discussion about the Mediterranean Migration Crisis and how to deal with missing persons cases from these horrific events.\nMsgr. Pezzuto was impressed by today\u2019s visit to ICMP, not only by the amount and the scope of work this organization is doing but by the scientific methods and approaches being used as well. \u201cICMP\u2019s engagement is human above anything, but important and useful as well. In the world that we live in, the world full of chaos and problems, it is of crucial significance to have an organization such as this one,\u201c said Apostolic Nuncio in BiH\u2026\nFrustration over Nepal quake relief\nThe BBC reports today that frustration is growing in parts of rural Nepal over the pace of relief efforts, with some badly-affected villages yet to receive any assistance. Survivors in some areas told the BBC that they were angry that neither food nor medicine has reached them. The UN has appealed for $415m (\u00a3270m) to help provide emergency relief over the next three months. Meanwhile, a teenage boy has been rescued alive after spending five days trapped under rubble in Kathmandu. Crowds cheered as the boy was brought blinking into the daylight, a BBC reporter at the scene says. 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Police have been deployed at the main bus station, with thousands increasingly desperate to leave, AFP news agency reports. http://bbc.in/1PW0GiQ\nNigerian army \u201crescues nearly 300\u201d from Sambisa Forest\nThe BBC reports today that the Nigerian military says it has rescued 200 girls and 93 women from an area where the militant group Boko Haram is active. However, it said the girls abducted from a school in Chibok in April 2014 were not among them. The military said the girls\u2026\nNepal Earthquake: Facebook \u2018Safety Check\u2019 Helps Families Locate Loved Ones\nNBC News reported on 27 April that as Nepal grapples with the aftermath of a devastating earthquake, a recently introduced application on Facebook may be helping some families and acquaintances breathe a sigh of relief. The social network\u2019s Safety Check, which it rolled out last year, asks users in an area affected by disaster or tragedy if they are safe. Contacts can also find friends in the area, and in turn get notified about their status. http://nbcnews.to/1b6C3R1\nLibyan TV crew found dead eight months after kidnap\nThe BBC reported on 27 April that five journalists belonging to a Libyan TV crew have been found dead, eight months after they were kidnapped. A government spokesman said the bodies were found near the city of Al Bayda, close to the site of the kidnapping. The crew was taken in August while travelling through\u2026\nRescuers struggle to reach remote Nepal areas as toll rises\nThe Associated Press reports today that the death toll from Nepal\u2019s earthquake soared past 3,700 Monday, and how much higher it would rise depended largely on the condition of vulnerable mountain villages that rescue workers were still struggling to reach two days after the disaster. Reports received the government and aid groups suggest that many communities perched on mountainsides are devastated or struggling to cope. Saturday\u2019s magnitude 7.8 earthquake spread horror from Kathmandu to small villages and to the slopes of Mount Everest, triggering an avalanche that buried part of the base camp packed with foreign climbers preparing to make their summit attempts. http://bit.ly/1A4Ahq4\nGoogle \u2018person finder\u2019 tool deployed to help relatives find loved ones in Nepal\nThe Telegraph reported on 25 April that Google launched a \u201cperson finder\u201d tool on Saturday to help users find loved ones affected by the\u2026\nMediterranean migrants crisis: EU triples funding\nThe BBC reports today that European leaders are to triple funding for search-and-rescue operations aimed at migrant boats in the Mediterranean following crisis talks in Brussels. The EU will also look at ways to capture and destroy smugglers\u2019 boats and deploy immigration officers to non-EU countries, officials said. Several EU member states have promised more ships and other resources. The summit comes after more than 750 people died on a boat crossing from Libya on Sunday. Earlier, funerals for 24 of the victims were held in Malta. The number of people fleeing war and poverty in the Middle East and Africa has risen sharply in recent months. More than 35,000 are thought to have crossed from Africa to Europe this year and some 1,750 have died while attempting the journey. The estimated toll from Sunday\u2019s capsizing was the worst on record. The boost in\u2026\nBiH Day of Remembrance for All the Missing\nForum representative Ema Cekic in front of National Assembly of Bosnia and Herzegovina\nMembers of the Forum on the Memorialization of Missing Persons in Bosnia and Herzegovina today presented a petition to the BiH Council of Ministers, the BiH Ministry of Human Rights and Refugees, and the BiH Parliament.\nThe petition calls on the authorities to proclaim 30 August as the \u201cOfficial Day of Remembrance of All the Missing.\u201d It also calls for full implementation of the Law on Missing Persons \u2013 which stipulates, among other things, that the authorities have an obligation to support memorialization of the missing. And it calls on the authorities, from this 30 August, to begin presenting an annual report on implementation of the Law.\n\u201cThe initiative to make 30 August the \u201cOfficial Day of Remembrance of All the Missing has the support of a broad cross-section of family associations from every part of Bosnia and Herzegovina,\u201d said Forum representative Ema Cekic. \u201cIt is inclusive, appropriate and long overdue\u2026.\nMediterranean migrants crisis: EU to hold emergency summit\nThe BBC reports today that EU leaders are due to hold an emergency summit on ways to stem the number of people risking the perilous journey across the Mediterranean. Draft proposals for the meeting include offering 5,000 places for resettlement for migrants \u201cqualifying for protection\u201d under a pilot project. http://bbc.in/1HXU0yt\nPeople trafficking: More police needed to tackle gangs\nThe BBC reports today that more border police are needed to tackle \u201chighly sophisticated\u201d trafficking gangs targeting the UK, a think tank has warned. A report from the Centre for Social Justice claims the gangs are several steps ahead of the authorities. BBC News has visited one Slovakian village where homes are alleged to have been built with trafficking profits. The government said recent legal changes would make it harder for people to be exploited in the UK. http://bbc.in/1DRnN8T\nAmnesty International to end refugee and\u2026\nCentral African Republic: Muslims held captive, raped\nHuman Rights Watch reports today that at least 42 Muslim Peuhl herders, mostly women and girls, are being held captive by Anti-balaka fighters in the Central African Republic and are at risk of sexual violence. There are reports that many others may also be held. United Nations peacekeepers and the government should act urgently to free them. Members of one family interviewed by Human Rights Watch on April 13, 2015, described the horrors they endured during 14 months of captivity in Pondo, a village in the southwest. The Anti-balaka killed two boys, ages about 6 and 7, and raped three young women and girls, one of whom became ill and died in captivity. Her year-old baby died of malnutrition. 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        "raw_content": "Wireless Sensor Networks\u2019 key role\nA new IEC White Paper highlights the role of Wireless Sensor Networks in the evolution of the Internet of Things.\n...among Wireless Sensor Networks from different vendors and across varied applications\nIntegral part of modern life\nSmart Grid, Smart Homes, smart manufacturing, smart water networks and intelligent transportation are just some of the infrastructure systems that connect our world more than we ever thought possible. Their deployment is inextricably linked to the Internet of Things and Wireless Sensor Networks.\nThe idea of the Internet of Things (IoT) was developed in parallel to Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs), and refers to uniquely identifiable objects and their virtual representations in an \u201cinternet-like\u201d structure. While research on Wireless Sensor Networks started in the 1980s, it's in the last decade that they have generated greater interest from both industrial and research perspectives.\nThe new IEC White Paper, Internet of Things: Wireless Sensor Networks outlines current needs for underlying International Standards and infrastructure that must be met before wireless devices can become as prevalent as predicted.\nPublished by the International Electrotechnical Commission, this White Paper was prepared by the IEC Market Strategy Board (MSB) project team on Wireless Sensor Networks, in cooperation with project partner National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) of the US.\nSays Kang Lee, engineer at NIST and NIST project lead: \u201cWe hope this paper will be a useful resource for a large and diverse community of stakeholders. It provides a much-needed, high-level perspective on the technology\u2019s vast potential and on the standards-related tasks that must be accomplished so that we can realize it.\u201d\nWe\u2019ve been told that the IoT would embed miniature computers in all manner of objects \u2013 from the most sophisticated, such as aircraft, to the everyday, such as clothing and household appliances. Each object would be uniquely identifiable and linked through an Internet-like structure.\nGiven the growing number of uses of Wireless Sensor Networks, it\u2019s not surprising that many different standards organizations address various aspects of the technology, some in isolation.\nInteroperability across the board\nThis White Paper calls on standards organizations to improve communication and coordination, make unified plans, optimize resource allocation, and reduce duplicative efforts. It also assesses needs for International Standards to achieve interoperability among Wireless Sensor Networks from different vendors and across varied applications.\nThe IEC White Paper, Internet of Things: Wireless Sensor Networks can be downloaded here. Paper copies can be ordered here.\n\"Internet of Things: Wireless Sensor Networks\" assesses needs for International Standards to achieve interoperability...\nIt on standards organizations to make unified plans, optimize resource allocation, and reduce duplicative efforts (Photo: David Berkowitz [CC BY 2.0], via Wikimedia Commons)\nFind out more IEC MSB\nInternet of Things: Wireless Sensor Networks\nIEC White Paper",
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        "raw_content": "CHES HONOURS STEVE REES FOR OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTION\nThe Canadian Healthcare Engineering Society (CHES) is very pleased to announce that the recipient of the 2012 Hans Burgers Award for outstanding contributions to healthcare engineering is Steve Rees, CGM.\nSteve Rees is the Vice President of Capital Management, Edmonton Zone for Alberta Health Services. Steve is a Certified Facility Manager, holds three trade certificates, and a graduate of the University of Alberta\u2019s Construction Administration Program. He has worked in Healthcare Facilities Management for the past 33 years and is a past president of the Canadian Healthcare Engineering Society. Steve Rees has made substantial contributions to healthcare engineering in Canada throughout his career. Steve is well known and respected within the communities of healthcare engineering, Canadian Standards Association, Alberta Health Services, and many other associations.\nSteve served as the Vice President, President, and Past President on the CHES Board of Directors, with his presidency occurring from 2005-2007. During his time on the CHES Board, Steve was instrumental in moving CHES forward with such initiatives as the Hans Burgers and Wayne McLellan Awards among many others. Steve has also participated in the development of several important healthcare engineering CSA Standards.\nIn more recent years, Steve continues his influence on the CHES organization through his continued leadership in the field of benchmarking in healthcare facilities management. Steve\u2019s efforts here have resulted in a positive partnership among ASHE, IFMA and CHES and will bring critical data to all healthcare facilities managers across Canada. In addition to his work with CHES, Steve has remained active with CSA in the further development of that construction standard and also through the more recent challenge of developing a new standard for planning and design of healthcare facilities. Steve was one of CHES\u2019s representatives to the CSA Z8000 standard.\nSteve has also provided extensive leadership and outstanding contributions in healthcare engineering throughout his career in most of the Edmonton area hospitals. He became the first incumbent in the newly created position of Vice President for facilities Maintenance & Engineering for all Alberta hospitals within Alberta Health Services and has successfully lead the hospitals through significant changes. After a corporate realignment more recently, Steve became Vice President for Capital Management in Edmonton and area, responsible for Facilities Maintenance & Engineering, Project Management, Clinical Engineering, Protective Services and Property Management. As the healthcare system develops in Alberta, Steve is in a key leadership position to continue to lead the facilities management and construction teams through significant challenges.",
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        "raw_content": "Womanthology: Heroic - HC / 20 Mar 2012 11:49 AM PDT\nThe Kickstarter sensation offers charm and value.\nBy Poet Mase\nIn order to determine whether Womanthology: Heroic is worth a slice of your precious fundage, it's important to understand what it is. Certainly, the underpinning notion of IDW's newly released hardcover isn't too difficult to grasp or (hopefully) to get behind. The basic concept is that a huge number of female comic book creators and enthusiasts (168 in total) came together via Twitter and various other social media to promote the work and talents of women in comics, which soon resulted in the most successful comic book-related Kickstarter project to date. Many people would consider this to be a cause worthy of monetary support in and of itself since it's a truism that celebrating and promoting women in comics is the same as celebrating and promoting comics.\nHowever, the oversized book that sits in my lap is quite a bit more than the physical manifestation of a philosophical agenda. In the most basic sense, this book serves its purpose as a heroism-themed anthology, containing the equivalent of approximately 10 full-sized comic books' worth of sequential art. The large format of the book and full page illustrations found throughout lend something of an art book feel to the experience as well. Indeed, several of the pin-up images would not be out of place in pop art or even fine art galleries.\nOn a more practical level, the book serves as one-stop shopping for other comic creators and professionals looking for new talent and collaborators, with websites and bios provided for the numerous women involved in the project. In addition to that, the book contains a 20-page section devoted to teaching the skills and techniques involved in creating comics. Helpful tips from creators regarding starting in comics as a career or hobby are sprinkled all along the hardcover's 321-page length as well.\nThe multinational pool of talent involved in the project reflects the inclusive tone to the collection. You'll probably recognize names like Gail Simone, Nicola Scott, Robin Furth, June Brigman and Ann Nocenti, but, in a smart tactical move, much of the work contributed by recognizable contributors is quietly inserted amidst many lesser-known creators. This lets each creator's work stand or stumble based on its own merits rather than being overshadowed by another's reputation.\nAs for the quality of the work, there's a lot to like here. Alicia Fernandez skillfully adds colors to the polished artwork of Camilla D'Errico, accentuating the danger and fantasy of their manga-style adventure story. Mado Pena shows off her big-time-ready artistic capabilities by creating a delightfully fanciful milieu for Anya Martin's story. Elsewhere, Beatriz Bravo's pencils and inks are perfectly complemented by colorist Dawn Best to lodge an otherwise familiar story in the reader's memory thanks to some strong visual storytelling.\nNot to be outdone, the writers shine in several places in this anthology as well, with stories like Kimberly Komatsu's emotionally involving tale leading the way. Without a doubt, though, my favorite part of the whole collection is the hilarious comic strip, RPG, by Stacie Ponder that inhabits the bottom portion of most of its pages.\nSurprisingly, even the short Kids and Teens section offers a glimpse at some seriously talented young artists. In addition to justifying the section's 10 pages with charm and an increased appeal to younger readers (an ideology that the industry as a whole might do well to emulate), the work of pencillers Eleni Ladd, Kelsi Ladd, and their two sisters shows real potential for a career in the visual arts.\nAs you might guess, the breadth of talent leads to a wide range of styles with respect to both scripting and artwork. Topics for individual contributions include healthy doses of slice-of-life, superhero adventure, coming-of-age, and fantasy stories, but there is enough variation to keep the anthology from seeming monotonous. Tonally, the stories range from fanciful to exhortative to serious and, at times, depressing. Visual styles run from Western superhero comics to manga to traditional cartooning. Throughout it all, the strong sense that the artists were enthusiastic about catering to the writers and vice versa forms the heart of the anthology's infectious feelings of excitement and inclusion.\nThere's no doubt, however, that a fair amount of work presented in Womanthology is too rough to be considered successful. Now, you can say that the premise of the anthology is to build community and awareness of females in comics, but it can't be denied that some readers will be purchasing this anthology primarily to read work of high quality. For these readers, there will most likely be contributions that will evoke a grimace or pang of frustration.\nBesides the occasional technically flawed piece of artwork or soft exhibition of plotting or dialog, there are two or three places in which the artwork's composition complicates the reading experience by confusing word bubble order. I draw attention to this problem, despite its infrequency, because it actually may hurt the book's appeal for new readers (an implied goal of the anthology), who may generalize their difficulty after reading the affected stories.\nWith all of this said, though, the question still remains whether Womanthology: Heroic deserves a spot on your coffee table, on your bookshelf, or in your trash can? Well, I suppose that has a lot to do with what you're looking for. If you tend toward cynicism and like your comics to focus on famous characters in PG-13 to R-rated stories, you'll want to steer your $50 toward other offerings in the comic shop. If, however, you enjoy a little variety in what you read, want to support females in a traditionally male industry, like to discover new talent, or just love comics in general, you'll probably be happy with this purchase. 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        "raw_content": "5 ways Richard Edwards made Nuclear sounds on New Year\u2019s Eve\nSinger-songwriter Richard Edwards rings in 2018 by playing with members of his old band, Margot & the Nuclear So and So's.\n5 ways Richard Edwards made Nuclear sounds on New Year\u2019s Eve Singer-songwriter Richard Edwards rings in 2018 by playing with members of his old band, Margot & the Nuclear So and So's. Check out this story on IndyStar.com: http://indy.st/2Ctmmp6\nDavid Lindquist, david.lindquist@indystar.com Published 11:41 a.m. ET Jan. 1, 2018 | Updated 10:46 a.m. ET Jan. 2, 2018\nRichard Edwards & his Nuclear So and So's perform \"A Children's Crusade on Acid\" Sunday, Dec. 31, at the Hi-Fi. Melodie Yvonne Ramey / For IndyStar\nSinger-songwriter rings in 2018 with members of his old band\nRichard Edwards performs Sunday, Dec. 31, at the Hi-Fi.(Photo11: Melodie Yvonne Ramey / For IndyStar)\nRichard Edwards is a new man, artistically, thanks to brilliant solo album \"Lemon Cotton Candy Sunset\" released in April.\nThe singer-songwriter chose to end 2017, however, by turning back the clock to music he made with his old band, Margot & the Nuclear So and So's.\nA sold-out crowd braved arctic conditions to venture out Sunday to catch \"Richard Edwards & his Nuclear So and So's\" at Fountain Square's Hi-Fi nightclub.\n2018 preview: David Letterman and Taylor Swift plan big year\nDoug Jones: Indianapolis native is amphibian wonder in \u2018The Shape of Water\u2019\nRadio days: \u2018Bob & Tom\u2019 alumni revisit show\u2019s early, untamed days\nMargot & the Nuclear So and So's \u2014 who emerged as an eight-member parlor trick of folk and indie rock \u2014 made a valiant stab at stardom, beginning with 2005 album \"The Dust of Retreat.\" It can be argued that no other Indiana band made a bigger national splash across the past 20 years.\nEdwards & Co. made a major-label recording, played \"Late Night with Conan O' Brien\" and became darlings of trendy music blogs.\nListen to Margot lyrics and you'll understand Sunday's show was a trip through the past, darkly.\nBut the song selection could not have been more crowd-pleasing, and the entire production showcased the cathartic power of rock 'n' roll misery.\nCheck out five ways Edwards made it Nuclear on New Year's Eve:\nInitially billed as a reunion of sorts in which Edwards would play with various incarnations of Margot & the Nuclear So and So's, Sunday's event unfolded as a single version of Margot closely resembling the 2014 edition that shut down because of Edwards' health issues related to a diagnosis of C. Diff, or clostridium difficile colitis.\nBass player Tyler Watkins and drummer Chris Fry represented a link to \"The Dust of Retreat\" era, and guitarist Ron Kwasman and multi-instrumentalist Erik Kang starred in later editions of the band. Heidi Lynne Gluck, a longtime friend of Margot who now lives in Kansas but is known to Indianapolis listeners for her work in the Pieces and Some Girls, shared keyboard duties Sunday with Jomberfox member Alex Kercheval. (Gluck and Jomberfox performed as the night's supporting acts).\nThe night's MVP, however, may have been backing vocalist Kate Myers, who radiated a fan's enthusiasm during \"Talking in Code\" and banged her head during \"Quiet as a Mouse.\" Myers' onstage joy prompted memories of mischievous Margot percussionist Casey Tennis (still active in the Indianapolis music community as a member of Pravada).\n2. Messages received\nLyrically, drugs and dejection have served as recurring themes for Edwards. \"Nothing's all that bad,\" he joked Sunday, looking back at one of his old songs. Margot's idea of optimism? \"Seems like the only way out's through the ditch\" on \"New York City Hotel Blues.\" On the other hand, Edwards pointed his fans toward 2018 with this reminder from \"Broadripple is Burning\": \"We've got a lot, don't ever forget that.\"\nTime has helped make the Indianapolis native a better songwriter, someone who paints the mental picture of solo tune \"Rollin', Rollin', Rollin' \": \"I don\u2019t want to get lost in the wind, rollin\u2019 down the river, darkness at the edge of my brain. I don\u2019t want get stuck in your sun, fried up on your griddle, can\u2019t you hear me begging for rain?\"\nNew Year's Eve with Richard Edwards & his Nuclear So and So's\nRichard Edwards & his Nuclear So and So's New Year's Eve show at Fountain Square's Hi-Fi nightclub on Sunday, Dec. 31, 2017. Melodie Yvonne Ramey/for IndyStar\nKate Myers and Tyler Watkins sing during the Richard Edwards & his Nuclear So and So's New Year's Eve show at Fountain Square's Hi-Fi nightclub on Sunday, Dec. 31, 2017. Melodie Yvonne Ramey/for IndyStar\nNick Vote performs with Jomberfox as part of Richard Edwards & his Nuclear So and So's New Year's Eve show at Fountain Square's Hi-Fi nightclub on Sunday, Dec. 31, 2017. Melodie Yvonne Ramey/for IndyStar\nAndy Salge and Nick Mallers perform with Jomberfox as part of Richard Edwards & his Nuclear So and So's New Year's Eve show at Fountain Square's Hi-Fi nightclub on Sunday, Dec. 31, 2017. Melodie Yvonne Ramey/for IndyStar\nTyler Watkins performs as part of Richard Edwards & his Nuclear So and So's New Year's Eve show at Fountain Square's Hi-Fi nightclub on Sunday, Dec. 31, 2017. Melodie Yvonne Ramey/for IndyStar\nDavid Sullivan performs with Jomberfox as part of Richard Edwards & his Nuclear So and So's New Year's Eve show at Fountain Square's Hi-Fi nightclub on Sunday, Dec. 31, 2017. Melodie Yvonne Ramey/for IndyStar\nHeidi Lynne Gluck performs as part of Richard Edwards & his Nuclear So and So's New Year's Eve show at Fountain Square's Hi-Fi nightclub on Sunday, Dec. 31, 2017. Melodie Yvonne Ramey/for IndyStar\nAlex Kercheval performs with Jomberfox as part of Richard Edwards & his Nuclear So and So's New Year's Eve show at Fountain Square's Hi-Fi nightclub on Sunday, Dec. 31, 2017. Melodie Yvonne Ramey/for IndyStar\nHi-Fi sound engineer Wes Heaton prepares a microphone as part of Richard Edwards & his Nuclear So and So's New Year's Eve show at Fountain Square's Hi-Fi nightclub on Sunday, Dec. 31, 2017. Melodie Yvonne Ramey/for IndyStar\nNick Mallers performs with Jomberfox as part of Richard Edwards & his Nuclear So and So's New Year's Eve show at Fountain Square's Hi-Fi nightclub on Sunday, Dec. 31, 2017. Melodie Yvonne Ramey/for IndyStar\nAlex Kercheval performs as part of Richard Edwards & his Nuclear So and So's New Year's Eve show at Fountain Square's Hi-Fi nightclub on Sunday, Dec. 31, 2017. Melodie Yvonne Ramey/for IndyStar\nHeidi Lynne Gluck and Erik Kang prepare for Richard Edwards & his Nuclear So and So's New Year's Eve show at Fountain Square's Hi-Fi nightclub on Sunday, Dec. 31, 2017. Melodie Yvonne Ramey/for IndyStar\nErik Kang performs as part of Richard Edwards & his Nuclear So and So's New Year's Eve show at Fountain Square's Hi-Fi nightclub on Sunday, Dec. 31, 2017. Melodie Yvonne Ramey/for IndyStar\nRon Kwasman performs as part of Richard Edwards & his Nuclear So and So's New Year's Eve show at Fountain Square's Hi-Fi nightclub on Sunday, Dec. 31, 2017. Melodie Yvonne Ramey/for IndyStar\n3. Big sounds\nIn contrast to the \"chamber pop\" textures that defined early Margot, Sunday's band brought a sonic sledgehammer to the party. \"Quiet as a Mouse,\" the first single from \"The Dust of Retreat,\" steered clear of delicacy to become a smeared and fractured triumph for Fry on drums and Watkins on bass. In a didn't-know-if-we'd-ever-hear-that -song-again moment, Kang supplied a skyscraping violin line to \"Skeleton Key,\" another \"Dust\" standout.\nThe Nuclear ensemble had the Hi-Fi's floor bouncing during \"Birds,\" the opening track of 2010's \"Buzzard\" album. And \u201cLong Legged Blonde Memphis,\u201d a selection from 2014's \"Sling Shot to Heaven,\" resembled a radio hit that got away, buoyed by a Phil Spector-inspired pop arrangement.\n4. Live notes\nAs a one-off presentation by a band that hasn't performed in more than three years, the show can't be described as glitch-free. A pesky buzz (apparently from a guitar amplifier) hampered the first part of the show, and bass player Watkins at times wrestled with his gear. As midnight approached, Edwards noted the pressure of pausing for 2018's arrival. \"We have enough to worry about up here,\" he deadpanned.\nSunday's audience proved to be far more respectful of Edwards' quiet solo material than a Fountain Square Music Festival crowd at the same venue in October. This time, he offered a tongue-in-cheek apology for taking the show into \"funeral-home mode.\"\nGluck opened the show by singing pristine tones accompanied by muscular chords she played on electric guitar. In addition to a beautifully deconstructed cover of Cheap Trick's \"Surrender,\" Gluck shared effective kiss-off song \"One of Us Should Go\" \u2014 featuring the chorus, \"I'm sure it's nice out there. I'm sure there's beauty everywhere. A wide open road, and one of us should go.\"\nMiddle act Jomberfox previewed upcoming album \"The Variety Age\" in a style both earthy and polished. 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        "raw_content": "OnePlus 3 \u2013 specs, price, launch, and availability discussed\nThere is no way one can rule out the inclusion of fancy but essential stuff like a biometric scanner and such for the upcoming OnePlus handset.\nThe much-anticipated OnePlus 3 should be here anytime soon, going by the pace that the smartphone is trending in tech circles around the world.\nHowever, while that is good news for ardent followers of the Chinese firm \u2013 and which already stands at a sizeable figure for the young company \u2013 what is disappointing is that there isn\u2019t a fixed launch window that the company sticks to while launching a flagship phone. OnePlus One and OnePlus 2 were launched in April 2014 and July 2015 respectively. Although this time, OnePlus 3 might get to see the light of the day on 14th June 2016. There is no way we can zoom in any further to a specific date at the moment. However, the good thing is that it isn\u2019t too far either.\nComing to likely specs, again there are only speculations that we can bank on at the moment. The only bright spot is that those have been contributed by none other than Evan Blass (@evleaks). As such, one can expect OnePlus 3 to feature a 5-inch, 1080p AMOLED display along with the 3,000mAh battery. Both make for a nice combination, considering the energy saving attributes of the AMOLED display technology coupled with a large battery for good battery backup.\nOther tech bits that might be associated with OnePlus 3 include a Snapdragon 820 chip along with 32 GB and 64 GB of internal storage options as well as 4 GB and 6 GB of RAM respectively.\nFurther, the handset will feature 16-megapixel rear and 8-megapixel front camera and will have NFC support to aid in mobile payments. Undoubtedly, the handset will run the latest Android 6.0 Marshmallow right out-of-the-box.\nAs pricing is concerned, OnePlus 3 is expected to carry forward the principles that have served to be the bedrock over which the company owes its very existence \u2013 making available flagship beating stuff at the lowest possible price point.\nThe OnePlus 2 retailed for around $330, and its successor shouldn\u2019t be expected to deviate from the price range by too wide a margin.\nTalking about the availability, the Chinese firm is working to make the process of buying a OnePlus 3 a more hassle free. The company has already stated that the upcoming handset will be sold in major worldwide markets including the US and will be shipped free even though handsets will be sold directly from the official company site. The phone will also be sold unlocked while there will be wider payment options including credit card payments as well.\nProcuring OnePlus mobiles had been particularly tough all this while, and it\u2019s really nice to see the company working on it.\nThat\u2019s almost all of the important stuff that is known so far about the upcoming OnePlus handset. However, the rumor streams are only expected to reach a fervent pace as we approach the actual launch.\nOnePlus 3 to get the sweet taste of Android Nougat this month\nOnePlus 3 starts receiving OxygenOS 3.2.0 update\nOnePlus warns of impending price hike for OnePlus 3\nOnePlus 3 Vs HTC One A9: Features, Specs & Price",
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        "raw_content": "Walt Disney Co (DIS), CarMax Inc. (KMX), Walgreens Boots (WBA): Top Value Picks of Tom Gayner\nPublished on May 12, 2015 at 1:51 pm by Tim Frederick in Hedge Funds,News\nTom Gayner\u2019s Markel Gayner Asset Management, the investment division of Markel Corporation (NYSE:MKL) has filed its latest 13F with the Securities and Exchange Commission, disclosing the holdings in its equity portfolio as of the reporting period of March 31. This is the first of a series of articles we\u2019ll be doing on the portfolio of Gayner, one of the most successful investors of the past two decades. Most recently, Gayner\u2019s equity portfolio has delivered five year weighted average returns of over 20%.\nMarkel Corporation (NYSE:MKL)\u2019s stock has also delivered strong returns to investors, partly on the strength of Gayner\u2019s investing acumen, as well as the financial holding company\u2019s profitable insurance business. Markel Corporation shares are up by 14% year-to-date after another strong quarterly earnings report, and by more than 120% over the past five years.\nGayner emphasizes four key investment philosophies, beginning with the key tenet of value investing, which is to seek out undervalued companies. In addition, Gayner searches for companies with competent and ethical management, companies which have strong avenues for reinvesting in their operations, and finally, companies which deliver high returns on capital. With that in mind, let\u2019s take a look at the top three value picks of Gayner, all of which he has held throughout the past five years.\nCarMax Inc. (NYSE:KMX) continues to sit atop Gayner\u2019s equity portfolio as it has for the past five years. The investor\u2019s current holding is comprised of 4.91 million shares valued at $339.05 million and accounting for 8.57% of his exposure to U.S equities. Gayner first started buying into CarMax Inc. (NYSE:KMX) back in the late 90\u2019s as the stock slid from $10 down to less than $1 (factoring in the 2:1 stock split in 2007). While the used car seller had run into operational challenges from overly aggressive expansion, Gayner believed in the company\u2019s management as well as its business niche. His belief paid off, as CarMax Inc. (NYSE:KMX) righted its ship and has taken off since, expanding from a handful of locations at the time to more than 140 outlets spread across the U.S. Shares have gained over 7% year-to-date to top $70 for the first time, with its most recent earnings report for the fiscal fourth quarter of 2015 showing a big gain in revenue quarter on quarter at $3.51 billion, a 14.2% rise, and an even more impressive growth of 44.3% in earnings, to $143.1 million. First Pacific Advisors, managed by Robert Rodriguez and Steven Romick is another fund which has been invested in CarMax for many years, though with a smaller position and less exposure to the stock than Gayner.\nMoving past Gayner\u2019s positions in the Class A and Class B shares of Warren Buffett\u2019s holding company Berkshire Hathaway Inc. (NYSE:BRK.A), we come next to Walgreens Boots Alliance Inc (NASDAQ:WBA), the multinational holding company that owns Walgreens, Boots, and Alliance Healthcare, as per its namesake, as well as a number of other subsidiaries including Duane Reade. The holding company\u2019s subsidiaries are primarily engaged in the manufacture and sale of pharmaceutical products, while its stock has long been a dividend aristocrat. Gayner owns a position of 2.14 million shares of Walgreens Boots Alliance Inc (NASDAQ:WBA), which began trading on the NASDAQ at the end of December following its full acquisition of Boots. The value of the position stood at $180.79 million as of the reporting period, while shares of Walgreens Boots Alliance Inc (NASDAQ:WBA) are up by more than 10% this year.\nSealed Air Corp. (SEE), Grace (W.R.) & Co. (GRA): Iridian Asset Management... First Eagle Investment Management Unveils Its Top Picks Kite Pharma Inc (KITE), CoStar Group Inc (CSGP) And MiMedx Group Inc (MDXG):... Twitter Inc (TWTR), Yahoo! Inc. (YHOO), JD.Com Inc (ADR)(JD) and More: JAT... 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        "raw_content": "Gun grabbers in Des Moines are starting to panic.\nYou see, no one thought that Constitutional Carry would pick up 7-8 cosponsors when it was filed this year \u2014 much less 18!\nAnd capitol insiders were convinced that this bill would never be assigned to a sub-committee \u2014 much less a sub-committee featuring multiple pro-gun legislators!\nBut now that our Constitutional Carry (S.F. 2106) bill will be heard before a Senate Sub-Committee THIS THURSDAY, the anti-gun lobby is going to do everything they can to stop us.\nThat\u2019s why I hope you\u2019ll consider coming out to the Capitol this Thursday to stand with Senator Bertrand and myself \u2014 not to mention other pro-gun lawmakers \u2014 as the sub-committee takes up this bill!\nAll the information you need is below.\nRoom: 22 (This is one the second floor, behind the Senate chamber.)\nGuys, this one is important.\nEveryone knows that gun owners are largely responsible for giving Iowa a pro-gun majority in both chambers of the legislature for the first time since the 1990\u2019s.\nIn addition, everyone knows that we\u2019re not guaranteed to have these pro-gun majorities forever.\nThat\u2019s why it\u2019s essential that we move the ball as far down the field as we can, while we have the votes to get it done.\nLawmakers in over a dozen states have already added Constitutional Carry protections to the books, knowing that future generations are counting on us.\nWe\u2019ve accomplished a lot with the passage of Stand-Your-Ground law last year, but Constitutional Carry remains.\nSo if you can join us THIS THURSDAY in Des Moines, I would really appreciate it.\nAnd if you can\u2019t, please help make sure we have the resources we need for the expected floor fight!\nMichael Bloomberg never backs down.\nIn Idaho, where anti-gun lawmakers are almost non-existent, Bloomberg ran a huge media effort to stop Constitutional Carry when it passed there in 2016.\nWhen Missouri enacted Constitutional Carry in 2016, Bloomberg blanketed the state with radio, internet, and newspaper ads \u2014 trying to shut the bill down.\nAs this bill advances through the committee process, red alerts will be going off in Bloomberg\u2019s NYC office, and he\u2019s certain to spend heavily to try to defeat us.\nThat\u2019s why we\u2019re already working to prepare for a state-wide media blitz, just like we\u2019ve done before.\nBut we\u2019ll need your help to make this possible. Please make a donation today of $500, $250, $100 or even just $10 or $25 to help us!\nBut again, if you can make it to the legislature on Thursday, we\u2019d love to see you.\nP.S. Constitutional Carry legislation is on the move, and is slated to be heard before a Senate Sub-Committee THIS THURSDAY!\nThe specific information is listed above.\nAs a supporter of Iowa Gun Owners, you are invited to come down to the statehouse and participate in or just observe the sub-committee \u2014 and meet pro-gun lawmakers like Senator Bertrand and others.\nEither way, I hope you know that we\u2019re bracing for an all-out war as this bill moves through the committee process and a likely Senate floor action.\nSo please consider making your most generous donation to help us fund the statewide media program we are already working on!",
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        "raw_content": "February 01, 2018 / Xianbo Wu\nLast Friday, China outlined its ambitions to extend the Belt and Road Initiative to the Arctic by developing a shipping route opened up by global warming. Termed the \u201cPolar Silk Road,\u201d this signature project aims for regional integration under Xi Jinping\u2019s leadership.\n(Source: SCMP)\nIn its first official Arctic policy white paper, China said it would encourage enterprises to build infrastructure and conduct commercial trial voyages in accordance with the law to pave the way for their commercial and regularized operation. To do so, it would further cooperate with other stakeholders.\n(Source: Zero Hedge)\n\"China hopes to work with all parties to build a 'Polar Silk Road' through developing the Arctic shipping routes,\" says the white paper. China claims that every country's \"rights to use the Arctic shipping routes should be ensured\".\nAccording to BBC, the new shipping lane proposed by China offers the country a faster sea route to many ports than the current routes in use, such as the Suez or Panama canal.\nChina, despite being a non-Arctic state, is increasingly active in the polar region and has become an observer member of the Arctic Council in 2013, a role that implies China\u2019s longstanding interest in the region.\nThe white paper released acknowledges China's interests in oil, gas, minerals, fishing, and other resources in the Arctic. But on the other hand, it takes efforts to emphasize the cooperative nature of its new initiative.\nAccording to Reuters, concerns that China will plunder Arctic resources or damage the environment by building the \u201cPolar Silk Road\u201d were \u201cabsolutely necessary\u201d, said Vice Foreign Minister Kong Xuanyou.\nAmong China\u2019s increasing interests in the region is its major stake in Russia's Yamal liquefied natural gas project, which is expected to supply China with four million tons of LNG a year, according to the state-run news agency, China Daily.",
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        "raw_content": "Most teachers believe number of children coming to school hungry has increased\nStudy commissioned by Kellogg\u2019s finds food poverty rate among low-income households is as high as 11%\nOne in three families with primary school children are worried about their budget for food, new research has found.\nThe number of children coming to school hungry has increased in the past year, according to 77 per cent of teachers surveyed in new research on food poverty.\nHalf of teachers surveyed said they saw children arriving to school hungry at least once a week. On average, 17 per cent of children come to school at least once a week without having had enough to eat that morning.\nThat figure rises to 22 per cent in disadvantaged schools. However, the research did not include homeless people, Travellers, people in institutions or asylum seekers; the study says \u201cany figures proposed are intuitively likely, in all probability, to be slightly higher\u201d.\nThe figures are contained in Is the Food Divide Getting Bigger? commissioned by Kellogg\u2019s with research and analysis by market research company Behaviour & Attitudes and economist Jim Power. It comprises a survey of 3,000 adults as well as a separate survey of 408 teachers.\nIt found that one-fifth of families were worried about the amount of money they had to spend on food, but that increases to one in three families when it came to households with primary-school children.\nThe study found the food poverty rate among lowest income households was as high as 11 per cent while 4 per cent of highest income groups said food poverty was an issue.\nAsked what meal was most likely to be skipped because of having too little food, some 44 per cent said breakfast was most likely to be missed. Barnardos chief executive Fergus Finlay said he was not surprised to hear that this was the case.\n\u201cThis is our experience, too. Children arriving to school hungry are affected in many ways. It has an impact on their behaviour and mood that day, but more worryingly, long-term hunger can have a long-lasting impact on their education as it affects the ability to concentrate,\u201d he said.\n\u201cIt affects their interactions with classmates and teachers as they can be more irritable and restless. And if hungry children aren\u2019t given support to thrive, it can also have a knock-on effect on the wider class.\u201d\nHalf of the teachers surveyed said more than one-third of parents had mentioned concerns over their ability to make their food budget stretch to the end of the week. Asked how the issue could be tackled, teachers called for more breakfast clubs in schools and community- based programmes for parents to help them make good food choices for their families.\nThe report also calls for greater support for food banks and local charities and says the school meals programme needs more funding to ensure that schools can meet the demand for breakfast clubs and school lunches.\nIt says education in schools should be focused on food education and the importance of teaching cooking skills.\nEconomist Jim Power said \u20ac7.95 billion was spent on food in 2008 compared with \u20ac7.72 billion in 2013. \u201cFood poverty was made worse by the economic crisis and this should abate as the economy improves,\u201d he said. \u201cHowever, a micro-focused and multifaceted approach is essential to alleviate the issue for those most at risk.\u201d\nFinlay Fergus\nSt Eithne\u2019s National School\nFirst class: how breakfast clubs fuel the school day",
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        "raw_content": "The International Society of Business Leaders Recognizes Malu Milan\nTypically reporting directly to the Chief Information Officers and CTO\u2019s in Fortune 100\u2019s and CEO of her consulting firm prior to Pepsico and Microsoft, Malu\u2019s position primarily focuses on driving forward the internal operational improvements of large organizations and services in an \u201cinternal consultant model\u201d that is efficient and responsive while meeting demand with quality talent and support at the lowest possible cost. Her passion is being an Effective Digital Transformation Leader at scale.\nPrior to Microsoft Malu worked for Pepsico, where she headed up Solution Engineering Services & Shared International IT Capabilities Delivery, as well as being the Head of Centralization and the creation of International Common Value Added IT services portfolio. Prior to Pepsico, she owned her own consulting company- which is still a success today. Her experience as Chief Technology Leader Specializing in Disaster Recovery, IT Simplification, IT Cost Savings Strategies, Supplier Sourcing Strategies, Cross-Boundary Collaboration and Culture of Quality and Digital Change, to name a few, poised her for leadership roles within industry. Malu holds a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from Everest University in South Orlando and a B.S in Telecommunications Management from Barry University. One of her proudest moments is receiving a nomination award from HENAAC in 2009 and Professional Achievement Latino Award from Motorola. Malu is thrilled to join the professional network and looks forward to sharing expertise with other like-minded business professionals.\nWhen not working Malu enjoys diving, volunteerism with other charitable organizations such as SHPE Puget Sound a Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers as VP of Strategy. She is a Master Six Sigma Black Belt and coach, and also an active champion of education and NPH who adopts thousands of unprivileged children in Latin America. She resides in Carnation, Washington.\nInternational Society of Business Leaders, Member, Malu Milan, can be found in the Society Directory, where she is looking forward to networking with you.",
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        "raw_content": "In the summer of 2013, David De Gea fell out with Manchester United in order to transfer to Real Madrid. Now, the same thing happened to Chelsea. Kul Tu Wahbi Odeh A also relentlessly refused to return to the team, play the missing, play the training, a king of heavens appearance. In those days, Manchester United simply put Odeh A in his hands. Now, how will Chelsea deal with the matter of the city of Do you sell it? Or will it be killed in accordance with the wishes of the Blues fans?\nAccording to the plan, he is supposed to end his vacation and return to Chelsea yesterday. Finally, Zal, Kanter, gilu and others came back, but kurto did not show up. Surrey had planned to have a face-to-face talk with curtile, and now it seems to be out of the question. The one year left for Chelseas contract is the main reason why he has the courage to make trouble. If Courtois is left in the team, Chelsea will not be able to get a penny in the summer. He can only watch the Belgians leaving.\nLater yesterday, he was photographed at a supermarket in Tenerife, Spain, with a smile. He did not realize how much pressure his own practice had brought to Chelsea. On social networking sites, Courtois did not give any explanation. The Daily Mirror says that this guy is obsessed with the idea of not going to Real Madrid.\nChelsea was very depressed, too. Last year, Costas incident was a headache for Abu. This year, another Courtois came. It was a real trouble. Last year, Abu made a compromise and sold Costa to Atletico. Will he be able to compromise this time? From a business perspective, Abu has every reason to do so. But from the point of view of the clubs dignity, Abramovich needs to learn from Manchester United five years ago, to give Real Madrid and Kurtuwa a little color to see.\nIt is worth mentioning that the Premier League summer window was closed on the 10th of this month, but the Spanish summer window was not closed until the end of this month. After the summer windows were closed, the Premier Leagues clubs were still available, that is to say, the Real Madrid was not in a hurry, and they had plenty of time to buy him. But Chelseas time is running out. Anyway, they will have to rush for a goalkeeper to play in the next four days.\nThe day before yesterday, when Chelsea played in the Community Shield, Kurtuwa was interviewed by Belgian media and said: My future? I dont want to say too much. At present, I am very relaxed. 7 years ago, Courtois was still in Belgiums Henk, and at that time he learned AWOL. A Belgian journalist recently wrote on Twitter: On that occasion, Kurtuwa also left without permission, he is in order to transfer to Chelsea. He did not play in the friendly match against Lyon, nor did he participate in the activities of the fans. A few hours later, he joined Chelsea. Some people will never change. This article is from: NetEase sports writer: Feng Guo Township editor: Feng Haotian _NSJS2656\nThe day before yesterday, when Chelsea played in the Community Shield, Kurtuwa was interviewed by Belgian media and said: My future? I dont want to say too much. At present, I am very relaxed. 7 years ago, Courtois was still in Belgiums Henk, and at that time he learned AWOL. A Belgian journalist recently wrote on Twitter: On that occasion, Kurtuwa also left without permission, he is in order to transfer to Chelsea. He did not play in the friendly match against Lyon, nor did he participate in the activities of the fans. A few hours later, he joined Chelsea. Some people will never change.\n, \"url\" : https://www.jqknews.com/news/53210-Iron_heart_to_the_Real_Madrid_He_has_refused_to_return_to_Spain_and_played_this_game_7_years_ago.html, \"publisher\" : { \"@type\" : \"Organization\", \"name\" : \"jqknews\" } }\nIron heart to the Real Madrid! He has refused to return to Spain and played this game 7 years ago.",
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(McCracken County) \u2013 A three-star recruit by all the major recruiting services ...Can play multiple positions after seeing time at running back, quarterback, wide receiver and defensive back in high school ... Concluded his prep career with an outstanding 4,914 passing yards with 46 touchdowns, 2,779 rushing yards with 53 touchdowns and 1,128 receiving yards on 89 receptions for another 10 scores ... After playing quarterback and receiver most of his high school career, he moved to running back his senior season and was named the 2015 Purchase Area Player of the Year by the Paducah Sun ... Compiled 1,170 rushing yards, 374 receiving yards and combined for 21 touchdowns in helping lead the Mustangs to a 10-3 record and a berth in the KHSAA Class 6A playoffs ... Earned 2015 All-State honorable mention by the Courier-Journal ... Fifth-highest scorer in the state as a senior, accounting for 128 points (17 TD runs, four receiving and one 2-point conversion) ... Completed 172 of 294 passes for 2,446 yards and 23 scores with just eight interceptions as a sophomore quarterback ... Also ran 116 times for 634 yards and 16 touchdowns ... Coached by Shawn Jackson at McCracken County ... Played his freshman season at Lone Oak High School before the McCracken County schools consolidated ... For the Purple Flash, he was 81 of 130 passing for 1,253 yards and 14 scores in just five games ... In addition, he ran 61 times for 390 yards and nine TDs ... Chose Kentucky over Louisville and Purdue.\nStoops on Hughes: \u201cZy\u2019Aire is another great in-state addition for us. He is an explosive wide receiver with a great ability to change direction and make big plays. He will have a bright future in our program.\u201d\nDefensive Back, 6-0, 175, Fr.-HS, Jonesboro, Ga. (Jonesboro) -- A four-star prospect by Rivals, which rates him as the 15th best cornerback in the nation and the No. 16 prospect in talent-laden Georgia, 191 nationally ... ESPN tabs him as the No. 23 corner in the nation and the 34th best player in Georgia \u2026 Ranked by 247sports as a three-star recruit, as the nation\u2019s No. 37 cornerback and the No. 32 best prospect in Georgia \u2026 Scout ranks him as a three-star prospect and the No. 46 best cornerback overall, third-best in Georgia \u2026 Named First-team All-State by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution ... At corner, he totaled 15 tackles and notched a pair of interceptions ... Also forced one fumble and had one fumble recovery \u2026 An excellent wide receiver as he caught 68 passes for 1,008 yards and 10 touchdowns in helped lead the Cardinals to an 11-2 overall record as a senior ... Accounted for 412 receiving yards and three touchdowns as a junior, while also intercepting one pass ... Also played basketball \u2026 Chose UK over Auburn, Clemson and Stanford.\nStoops on Griffin: \u201cJordan is prototypical cornerback. He has the size, instincts, speed and technique we are looking for in a player. He\u2019s a gifted athlete, a great person and we are excited about his future at Kentucky.\u201d\nASIM \u201cA.J.\u201d ROSE\nRunning Back, 6-1, 200, Fr.-HS, Cleveland, Ohio (Garfield Heights) \u2013 A 3-star, versatile athlete who is rated the No. 34 athlete in Ohio by 247sports ... Stepped in for an injured teammate at quarterback and passed for 616 yards and 10 touchdowns, while running 94 times for 770 yards and 12 scores ... Earned an invitation to the 2016 Ohio High Football Coaches Association North-South All-Star Classic ... Named to the Northeast Ohio Conference All-Lake Division first team as a junior after leading his team to a conference championship and a Division II playoff appearance ... Coached by Chuck Reisland who said \u201cHe\u2019s got tremendous size and he\u2019s going to get bigger. He runs track and played basketball. He\u2019s just a very talented player and a great athlete\u201d ... Has been involved with the Boy Scouts for 13 years, earning his Eagle Scout in 2014 ... Picked UK over Indiana, Iowa and Minnesota.\nStoops on Rose: \u201cA.J. is another big-time athlete with the ability to play many positions. He will compete for major playing time at running back this season because he has great size and breakaway ability.\u201d\nGRANT MCKINNISS\nPunter, 6-1, 210, Fr.-HS, Findlay, Ohio (Findlay) -- A four-star recruit who is rated the nation\u2019s No. 4 punter according to Scout ... Earned Three Rivers Athletic Conference first-team honors as a placekicker four straight seasons and was a first-team selection as a punter three seasons in a row ... Two-time first-team All-Northwest Ohio honoree ... Converted 38 of 40 PAT kicks and 10 of 11 field goals, including a season-long 52-yarder as a senior ... Averaged 39.4 yards on punts and put 11 of 32 kicks inside the 20-yard line ... As a junior, averaged 40.8 yards on 41 punts, dropping 12 punts inside the 20-yard line \u2026 Converted 40 of 42 PAT attempts and was 5-for-8 in field goal attempts, including a school-record 53-yarder \u2026 While kicking off in 2014, had 44 of his 60 kickoffs downed for touchbacks ... Earned second-team All-State honors as a junior, marking his second consecutive year honored \u2026 Named MaxPreps 2012 Freshman All-American First Team ... Also earned third team All-Ohio Division I as a freshman ... For his career, connected on 148 of 159 PAT attempts and 29 field goals ... His 235 points ties him for the sixth-highest total for points by a kicker in the Ohio prep football record books ... One of the Elite 88 high school seniors selected to compete in the 10th annual Offense-Defense All-American Bowl and the 2016 Ohio High Football Coaches Association North-South All-Star Classic.\nStoops on McKinniss: \u201cGrant has an extremely strong leg and is versatile because he can kick off as well. We look forward to him stepping in and competing for the starting job this year.\u201d\nDAVONTE ROBINSON\nCornerback, 6-2, 180, Fr.-HS, Lexington, Ky. (Henry Clay) \u2013 On top of the best cornerbacks in the state as a senior, he also was a running back, using his speed to score seven touchdowns (four rushing, two receiving and one 91-yard kickoff return) ... As a junior he rushed for 492 yards on 35 carries and six touchdowns, while recording 32 tackles and two interceptions, including one for a touchdown on defense ... Led the team in tackles three straight seasons, including a team-high 100 tackles and one interception in 2015 ... Coached by Sam Simpson who said, \u201cDavonte possesses the on-the-field instincts and off-the-field work ethic that belong to the elites. Davonte is a hard worker. He\u2019s a selfless individual. He doesn\u2019t command a lot of attention; he doesn\u2019t require all of that. He\u2019s a team player\u201d ... Named Defensive Player of the Year and first-team all-city by the Lexington Herald-Leader as a senior ... ... A 2015 Herald-Leader \u201cClass of Commonwealth\u201d honoree ... Helped the Blue Devils advance to the second round of the playoffs with a 7-5 record in 2015 ... Class 3A state track champion in the 100 meters (10.85) as a sophomore ... Finished second in the state in 2015 in the 4x400 relay ... Winner of the 400-meter dash and second in the 100 meters at the 2015 Fayette County Public Schools Track and Field Championships ... Picked UK over Georgia, Louisville, Notre Dame and Ohio State.\nStoops on Robinson: \u201cDavonte may be the most underrated prospect in this entire class. He is a special football player and talent. He has the ability to play many positions but we will play him at corner. I can\u2019t wait to work with him.\u201d\nLUKE FORTNER\nOffensive Tackle, 6-6, 305, Fr.-HS, Sylvania, Ohio (Sylvania Northview) \u2013 A three-star offensive tackle by ESPN, Rivals and 247sports \u2026 Rated as the 69th best offensive lineman nationally and the 36th best prospect in Ohio by 247sports ... Also played guard and center ... Coached by Doug Downing ... Scout says, \u201cPhysical player - does a great job of getting and maintaining leverage once engaged with defender. Majority of the time plays under control and balanced showing the ability to beat a defender on own. Played tackle and center in high school. We feel he\u2019s got the raw talent to work with but a year in a college system will help him with his footwork and learning more about pass-protection. Solid pick up for the Wildcats as Fortner is a player who will benefit from a season or two in the college game\u201d ... Earned third-team All-Ohio for Division II ... Named second-team All-Northwest Ohio in 2014 ... Dual-sport athlete as he also was a center on the Northview basketball team ... Honor-roll student ... Chose UK over Akron, Cincinnati, Marshall, Maryland, Toledo and Western Michigan.\nStoops on Fortner: \u201cLuke has great size. He has the ability to play three positions on the offensive line and he gives us the physical presence we are looking for up front. We are looking forward to developing Luke.\u201d\nTOBIAS GILLIAM\nDefensive Back, 5-11, 190, Fr.-HS, Dayton, Ohio (Wayne) \u2013 Pronounced Tobias GILL-ee-um ... Consensus three-star cornerback \u2026 Scout has him ranked as the 87th best cornerback in the nation and the third-best corner in Ohio \u2026 ESPN rates him as the 59th best cornerback in the nation and the 36th best prospect in Ohio \u2026 Rated by Rivals as the nation\u2019s No. 46 cornerback \u2026 Rivals.com says, \u201cHe\u2019s the ultimate competitor. He\u2019s always bringing his best. He\u2019s always ready to play football. He has a very good skill set \u2014 it\u2019s probably not an elite skill set, but he gets the most out of what he has. He\u2019s not going to back down, no matter who\u2019s standing across from him. The way he\u2019s built, he should be an asset in run support. He\u2019s not a wispy, little defensive back that gets run over by big running backs\u201d \u2026 247sports rates him as the 68th best cornerback in the nation and the 30th best prospect in the state of Ohio \u2026 Had 46 tackles and two interceptions as a junior ... Recorded 77 tackles with 1.5 sacks as a senior ... Notched a season-high 10 tackles in a 56-17 rout of Centerville ... Also forced two fumbles and grabbed two interceptions in 2015 ... Named AP First Team All-Ohio, the Southwest District and the GWOC Central Defensive Player of the Year ... Helped lead the Wayne Warriors to an undefeated regular season and its second straight regional title and appearance in the D-1 state championship game ... Was part of a stingy defense which held nine of its 10 opponents to 17 points or fewer ... Coached by Jay Minton ... Wayne finished the 2015 season ranked eighth nationally and second in the state of Ohio ... Had recruiting offers from several schools but chose UK over Minnesota, Pittsburgh and West Virginia.\nStoops on Gilliam: \u201cWe are very excited about Tobias. He comes from a strong high school program and he knows how to win. We\u2019ve had the opportunity to work with him in the summers at camp and we have been very impressed with his ability and work ethic.\u201d\nDefensive End, Fr.-HS, 6-4, 245, Mableton, Ga. (Whitefield Academy) \u2013 Earned first-team All-South Region 6-A and first-team All-Cobb County honors as a senior playing defensive end and offensive tackle at Whitefield Academy ... Totaled 68 tackles, including 10 for loss as a senior ... Also charted six sacks and 18 quarterback hurries ... Was the Wolfpacks\u2019 sack leader as a sophomore and junior ... Named Defensive Player of the Game vs. Walker after recording six tackles for loss and a sack in addition to four pancake blocks on the offensive line as a junior ... Coached by Quinn Gray ... Chose UK over Memphis, Samford and Wyoming.\nStoops on Carter: \u201cT.J. is an explosive athlete who we watched on tape and loved the way he made plays. He is an aggressive player that has a tremendous upside.\u201d\nBENNY SNELL\nRunning Back, 5-11, 220, Fr.-HS, Westerville, Ohio (Westerville Central) \u2013 Three-star recruit who ranks in the top 50 running backs nationally by every major recruiting service ... Rated as the No. 41 running back nationally and No. 27 junior in Ohio by 247sports ... Rivals ranks him the No. 38 prospect in Ohio ... Helped lead Westerville Central to two Ohio Capital Conference titles, three straight Division I playoff appearances and an overall 35-6 record during his prep career ... Totaled 1,826 rushing yards, 264 yards receiving and 29 touchdowns as a senior ... Ran for 241 yards on 20 carries with three touchdowns in a single game ... Named OCC Cardinal Division Player of the Year and AP All-Central District Offensive Player of the Year ... Two-time first-team All-Central District and Division I All-Ohio ... Earned an invitation to the 2016 Ohio High Football Coaches Association North-South All-Star Classic ... Equally impressive his junior season when he compiled 2,077 rushing yards, 291 receiving yards and 28 touchdowns (26 rushing and two receiving) ... Coached by John Magistro ... Chose UK over Iowa, Cincinnati, Boston College, Toledo and West Virginia.\nStoops on Snell: \u201cBenny is hard-nosed downhill runner. Being the Ohio Division I player of the year says a lot about his abilities. He can get the tough yards when we need them and he will compete for playing time as well.\u201d\nJAYLIN BANNERMAN\nLinebacker, 6-5, 220, Fr.-HS, Pickerington, Ohio (Pickerington Central) \u2013 A tall and speedy linebacker/defensive end who is a consensus three-star prospect \u2026 PHS posted an impressive 34-10 record and won four straight Ohio Capital Conference Championships during his career ... Coached by Jay Sharrett ... Earned first-team All-Conference and second-team All-Central District honors in 2015 ... As a junior he totaled 87 tackles, including 17 tackles for a loss in helping Pickerington go undefeated in the regular season at 10-0 \u2026 Three-star prospect by Scout.com, which ranks him as the fourth-best defensive end in Ohio and the 56th best defensive end in the nation \u2026 Scout.com says, \u201cLong framed athlete who is raw but shows signs of being a high level player in the coming years. Length will allow Kentucky to do a couple of things with him. First he can stay at defensive end and add bulk without losing athletic ability. He could also add less bulk and take a step back and line up as a linebacker depending upon the scheme the Wildcats want to run\u201d \u2026 Rated by 247sports as a three-star prospect and as the 37th best prospect in Ohio \u2026 Tabbed by ESPN as the No. 37 prospect in the state of Ohio and the 96th best defensive end \u2026 Rated by Rivals as the 48th best prospect in Ohio \u2026 Also starred in basketball and track & field as a high jumper ... Had offers from Pittsburgh, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan State and Toledo.\nStoops on Bannerman: \u201cJaylin is a dynamic athlete who has great size and length. He was a multi-sport athlete in high school who has the ability to develop as a standup edge player.\u201d\nROLAND WALDER\nLinebacker, 6-3, 215, Fr.-HS, Dayton, Ohio (Trotwood-Madison) -- Ranked the No. 29 inside linebacker nationally and the No. 32 prospect overall in Ohio, according to the 247Sports ... Rated the No. 40 middle backer nationally by Rivals ... An all-around athlete, playing wide receiver as well ... Named Southwest Ohio Division III Defensive Player of the Year and was a first-team all-state selection after an impressive senior season that saw him record 62 tackles, including seven sacks ... Offensively, he had 16 receptions for 280 yards and three touchdowns ... Had a great junior season with 92 tackles and three forced fumbles ... Helped Trotwood-Madison advance to at least the state semifinals all four years of his prep career ... Three-year starter for Coach Jeff Graham ... Reunites with high school teammate Kei Beckham ... Chose UK over offers from Nebraska, Purdue, Cincinnati, Syracuse, Bowling Green, Pittsburgh and Toledo.\nStoops on Walder: \u201cRoland is an athletic linebacker with the versatility we like. He can play inside or outside linebacker and he is very explosive with great instincts.\u201d\nOffensive Lineman, 6-7, 305, Fr.-HS, Lexington, Ky. (Lafayette) --\nA five-star recruit by Rivals and 247Sports ... No. 1 prospect in Kentucky No. 12 overall prospect in the nation by 247sports ... Named top offensive lineman in the U.S. Army All-American Game for the West squad who won, 37-9 ... Rivals\u2019 national analyst Mike Farrell said \u201cHe has tremendous feet and length. Young has always looked the part of a five-star and he was easily the best offensive tackle on the West team at the U.S. Army All-American Bowl\u201d ... Helped the Generals average 36.7 points per game and advance to the Class 6A state title game ... Two-time first-team all-state selection by the Courier-Journal and The Associated Press ... A 2015 Herald-Leader \u201cClass of Commonwealth\u201d honoree ... A phenomenal athlete who wrestles and participates in track and field ... Ranked at the state\u2019s top wrestler at 285 after finishing fourth in the state as a junior ... Was the 2014 Class 3-A track and field champion in the shot put and discus ... Named the 2014 Gatorade Kentucky Boys Track and Field Athlete of the Year ... 2013 USATF National Junior Olympics Track and Field Championships runner-up in both the shot put and discus ... Coached by Eric Shaw ... Officer in Lafayette\u2019s Future Farmers of America chapter and also a member of the Beta Club and Fellowship of Christian Athletes ... Chose UK over offers from Alabama, Auburn and Ohio State.\nStoops on Young: \u201cWhat can you say about Landon Young except when you look up \u2018left tackle\u2019 in the dictionary there is a picture of him. He has unbelievable athleticism and agility for such a big man. He is your prototypical left tackle that every program would love to build their offensive line around. We are excited to have him on our team.\u201d\nJUSTIN RIGG\nTight End, 6-6, 245, Fr.-HS, Springboro, Ohio (Springboro) - A 3-star tight end who is rated the No. 47 tight end and No. 43 player in Ohio by 247sports ... Voted team captain his senior season and hauled in 35 catches for 394 yards and a touchdown ... Also key in the Panthers\u2019 perimeter run and passing game ... Helped Springboro finish 11-3 and advance to the second round of the Division I, Region 2 playoffs ... Named Greater Western Ohio All-Conference ... Earned an invitation to the 2016 Ohio High Football Coaches Association North-South All-Star Classic ... Hauled in 23 catches for 256 yards and four touchdowns as a junior ... Coached by Ryan Wilhite ... Also a letter winner and team captain on the basketball team at Springboro, averaging 9.4 points and 8.0 rebounds per game as a senior ... Picked UK over Bowling Green, Cincinnati, West Virginia, Eastern Michigan, Miami (Ohio), Ohio, Pittsburgh, Toledo and Wake Forest.\nStoops on Rigg: \u201cWe are very excited about Justin. He has the size we are looking for in a tight end. He has the upside to be a physical presence on the line of scrimmage and he also has the ability to stretch the field.\u201d\n++++++++++ MID-YEAR ENROLLEES ++++++++++\nLinebacker, 6-1, 235, Fr.-HS, Paintsville, Ky. (Paintsville) \u2013 U.S. Army All-American, named a team captain for the West squad ... Helped the West win the game, 37-9 \u2026 Named Kentucky\u2019s Mr. Football and Kentucky Gatorade Player of the Year ... Named first-team all-state by the Courier-Journal and The Associated Press ... A 2015 Herald-Leader \u201cClass of Commonwealth\u201d honoree ... Winner of the Paul Hornung Award, honoring the top player in the state \u2026 A two-way star as a quarterback and linebacker at Paintsville, helping the Tigers compile a 13-1 record and advance to the Class 1A semifinals ... Rushed and passed for 2,245 combined yards (1,319 passing) and a 36 combined touchdowns as a senior (22 rushing TDs) \u2026 Defensively in 2015, he had 158 tackles, four fumble recoveries and four interceptions, returning a pair for touchdowns \u2026 Coach by Joe Chirico ... Rated as a three-star recruit by 247sports, as the No. 13 inside linebacker and the third-best prospect in the state of Kentucky \u2026 A three-star prospect by Rivals, is tabbed as the 15th best inside linebacker and third best prospect in the state \u2026 Ranks as a three-star recruit by ESPN, No. 8 in the state of Kentucky and the 42nd best inside linebacker \u2026 Three-star prospect by Scout, ranks as the 23rd best inside linebacker in the nation \u2026 247sports says, \u201cTremendous athleticism, great work ethic. He\u2019s strong and he\u2019s good laterally. He\u2019s certainly elite laterally. The guy can go to Kentucky and be the leading tackler for the Wildcats three years. Just tough as nails, knows the game, is extremely talented and has a good upside. When you\u2019re trying to play football in the SEC, you can never have too many guys like this.\u201d ... Also lettered in baseball and basketball at Paintsville \u2026 Picked UK over Michigan, Louisville, Marshall, Ohio, Purdue, South Carolina and Illinois.\nPersonal: Born in Pikeville, Ky., ... Son of Scott Daniel and Lela Layne \u2026 Major is communications.\nCoach Stoops on Daniel: \u201cWe couldn\u2019t be more thrilled to welcome Kash, Kentucky\u2019s Mr. Football, to our team. He exemplifies the definition of a blue collar player. He\u2019s an extremely hard worker and he is very driven. Kash is what you\u2019re looking for in a middle linebacker. He has the size, instincts and leadership you want in the middle of the defense.\u201d\nGUNNAR HOAK\nQuarterback, 6-4, 190, Fr.-HS, Dublin, Ohio (Dublin Coffman) \u2013 Tabbed by ESPN as a four-star prospect, ranking No. 14 among quarterbacks nationally and No. 12 among prospects in Ohio \u2026 All-Central District Division I special mention as a senior ... A three-star prospect by Rivals \u2026 Ranked by 247sports as a three-star prospect, as the No. 37 pro-style quarterback in the nation and as the 36th best prospect in Ohio \u2026 Had 1,798 yards through the air and 14 touchdowns with only six interceptions during his senior season ... Was named Central District Player of the Year as a junior \u2026 Threw for 2,584 yards with 30 touchdowns and just three interceptions as a junior, leading the Shamrocks to an 11-1 record \u2026 Coached by Mark Crabtree at Dublin Coffman, which has produced seven Division I quarterbacks since 2003 \u2026 Crabtree says, \u201cHe\u2019s very intelligent about the game of football. He\u2019s got a very good arm, has a lot of nice touch and can throw all the various throws. The exciting thing is he\u2019s only going to get better, too.\u201d \u2026 Choose UK over Bowling Green, Buffalo, Cincinnati, Kent State, Syracuse and Toledo.\nPersonal: Born in Columbus, Ohio ... Son of Frank and Holly Hoak \u2026 Major is undecided.\nCoach Stoops on Hoak: \u201cWe\u2019ve very excited to have Gunnar in our program. He has the mental ability and the technique a quarterback needs. He has a great throwing motion, great feet and he throws the ball on target. He has been a leader on a very good high school football program and it\u2019s great to have him in here mid-year to begin learning the offense.\u201d\nDAKOTA HOLTZCLAW\nWide Receiver, 6-7, 215, Fr.-HS, Columbus, Ohio (Worthington Kilbourne) \u2013 A three-star prospect by all four major recruiting services \u2026 Totaled 28 catches for 421 yards and a touchdown as a senior for Worthington Kilbourne \u2026 Had five catches for 141 yards and a TD in a week-four win \u2026 All-Central District Division II special mention as a senior, helping lead his team to an 11-2 overall record ... Coached by Vince Trombetti ... Three-star prospect by 247sports, which ranks him as the 39th best tight end in the nation and the 31st best prospect in Ohio \u2026 Ranked by Rivals as a three-star prospect and the 37th best player in the state \u2026 A three-star prospect by ESPN, ranking No. 20 among tight ends and 22nd in the state of Ohio \u2026 Tabbed by Scout as the 29th best tight end and the fifth-best tight end in Ohio \u2026 Scout says, \u201cHe has the ability to run by people, or go up and over defensive backs to get the football at its highest point. He should eventually be a first-down machine, and of course an excellent red zone target.\u201d \u2026 Chose UK over Indiana, Louisville, Virginia Tech, Cincinnati, Duke and Ohio.\nPersonal: Born in Columbus, Ohio ... Son of Ray and Sharmin Holtzclaw \u2026 Major is undecided.\nCoach Stoops on Holtzclaw: \u201cDakota has great size and speed. We saw him run track last spring and he ran sub-11.0 in the 100 meters several times. He\u2019s a 6-7 receiver who gives us another big target on the outside. He has great hands and a large catch radius. We think he has the ability to develop into a really good receiver in our system.\u201d\nCenter, 6-2, 302, Fr.-HS, Versailles, Ky. (Woodford County) \u2013 U.S. Army All-American, named a team captain for the West squad \u2026 Helped the West win the game, 37-9 ... Two-time first-team all-state selection by the Courier-Journal and The Associated Press ... A 2015 Herald-Leader \u201cClass of Commonwealth\u201d honoree ... A four-star prospect by all four major recruiting services who is tabbed by Scout as the nation\u2019s top center recruit \u2026 Invited to Nike\u2019s The Opening \u2013 the most prestigious football recruiting camp of the 2015 summer \u2013 and the Rivals 100 Five-Star Challenge \u2026 The nation\u2019s second-best center, according to 247sports, which also ranks him as the second-best prospect in the state and the 140th best in the nation \u2026 Ranked as the second-best center and the second-best prospect in the state by Rivals after recording 163 pancake blocks as a senior \u2026 ESPN ranks him the third-best center and No. 2 overall in the state \u2026 Rated by Scout as the 83rd best prospect in the nation \u2026 Coached by former UK All-SEC defensive end Dennis Johnson \u2026 Johnson says, \u201cGood footwork, works hard in the weight room, is super-duper smart and asks a lot of questions about what to do, which is great because not many high school linemen do that. His mental capacity is way above most high school kids.\u201d \u2026 The four-year letterwinner picked UK over Alabama, Florida, Mississippi State, Ohio State, Penn State, South Carolina, Tennessee and LSU.\nPersonal: Born in Lexington, Ky. ... Son of Brian and Candy Jackson \u2026 Major is business.\nStoops on Jackson: \u201cDrake is an outstanding lineman with polished technique for a player coming out of high school. He has the will to succeed and he thrives in a competition setting. Being elected captain of the West squad by his peers for the Army All-American Game just proves what type of person he is. He is a great leader and competitor.\u201d\nSTEPHEN JOHNSON II\nQuarterback, 6-3, 190, Jr.-JC, Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. (Los Osos/Grambling/College of the Desert) \u2013 Dual-threat quarterback ...Rated as a three-star recruit and the No. 5 dual-threat quarterback in the junior college rankings ... Is coming off a dynamic season at the College of the Desert (Calif.) after a pair of seasons at Grambling \u2026 Redshirted the 2013 season ... Completed 59 passes for 723 yards and six touchdowns while carrying the ball for 91 yards and another score in the first four games of his redshirt freshman season in 2014 ... Suffered a high ankle sprain midway through his redshirt freshman season at Grambling, which sidelined him for a month ... Transferred to College of the Desert in Palm Desert , Calif., and played for head coach Jack Steptoe ... In 2015, threw for 3,210 yards and rushed for an additional 429, while leading the Southern California Football Association in passing yards per game (321.0) and passing touchdowns (34) ... Added eight rushing scores for the Roadrunners in his impressive sophomore season ... His 2015 total yardage and quarterback rating was first among all quarterbacks in Southern California ...Recruited out of high school by Doug Williams at Grambling ... Steptoe says, \u201cHe\u2019s a complete guy. Not only that, he\u2019s a great character kid. Stephen has no problem with mechanics. He\u2019s got a great touch pass. He\u2019s got a great zip pass. ... He has great football intelligence. He\u2019s amazing to watch, man, but he\u2019s a very humble kid. Players elevate to him. It\u2019s real simple: when the going gets tough you want to put the ball in Stephen\u2019s hands\u201d \u2026 Named Mountain American Conference\u2019s Offensive Player of the Year after leading College of the Desert to a 6-4 record and share of the league title for the first time in more than a decade... Named to the Region IV All-California first team ... Totaled 1,712 passing yards and 34 touchdowns in his junior and senior seasons at Los Osos High School ... Chose Kentucky over offers from Hawaii and Arkansas State.\nPersonal: Born in Inglewood, Calif. ... Son of Stephen and Paula Johnson \u2026 Major is economics.\nStoops on Johnson: \u201cWe are extremely excited to add Stephen to our team. He is a dynamic dual-threat quarterback who has all of the skills to compete in the SEC. He will be able to learn the system and compete with the other quarterbacks in spring practice and as a junior he brings experience and a wealth of talent to our program.\u201d\nTATE LEAVITT\nOffensive tackle, 6-6, 310, Jr., Thornville, Ohio (Hutchinson Community College) \u2013 Highly regarded junior offensive tackle ... Comes to Kentucky after playing two seasons at Hutchinson Community College in Hutchinson, Kan., where he helped the 2015 Blue Dragons lead the Jayhawk Conference and rank eighth nationally in rushing at 244.8 yards per game ... Hutchinson running backs rushed for 32 touchdowns and the Blue Dragons were second in total offense at 486.1 yards per game ... Listed as a four-star prospect by Rivals.com, which rates him No. 8 on the top 100 junior college prospect rankings ... Fifth-best junior college offensive tackle and seventh-best player in state of Ohio by 247sports.com ... \u201cOn the field he has the ability to throw that switch and be a tough physical player and a guy you want,\u201d Hutchinson coach Rion Rhoades said. \u201cHe\u2019s light on his feet in the passing game and can also finish in the run game.\u201d ... In high school, Leavitt was a two-time All-MVL honoree for Sheridan High School who registered 149 pancake blocks in just two years ... He helped his team a 9-2 season as a junior and a trip to the state playoffs ... Two-time varsity letterwinner in both football and basketball ... Scout.com scouting report says he \u201chas great size for the offensive tackle position. The strength and power is readily apparent as he drives downfield on his blocks very well. He\u2019s very natural at sliding to the right to down block and does a great job at getting inside defensive lineman to block them away from the play.\u201d ... Chose Kentucky after offers from Alabama, Arizona State, Auburn, Buffalo, Illinois, Kansas State, Louisville, Missouri, NC State, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, TCU, Texas Tech and West Virginia.\nStoops on Leavitt: \u201cTate is a prototypical tackle, a complete player. \u201cNot only is he a great player, but he\u2019s also a difference-maker off the field, with great presence, very confident.\u201d\nNAQUEZ PRINGLE\nDefensive Line, 6-2, 330, Jr.-JC, Georgetown, S.C. (Carvers Bay/Itawamba CC) \u2013 Three-star defensive lineman out of Itawamba Community College (Miss.) \u2026 Had 21 tackles and a tackle for a loss, adding a fumble recovery in 2015 for Itawamba \u2026 Is rated as the 25th best defensive tackle and the 31st best prospect in South Carolina by 247sports \u2026 Totaled 19 tackles, two tackles for a loss, one interception and blocked two kicks as a freshman for Itawamba \u2026 Coming out of high school, ESPN rated him as a three-star recruit, No. 66 at defensive tackle and the 20th best prospect in the state of South Carolina \u2026 As a senior at Carvers Bay, had 66 tackles and six sacks, earning invitations to play in the Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas and the 2013 Under Armour All-American Combine \u2026 Starred on both sides of the ball for Carvers Bay and after an injury to the starting kicker, stepped up and served as the team\u2019s placekicker \u2026 Was coached by Nate Thompson at Carvers Bay who says, \u201cHe makes you look good. 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        "raw_content": "2015 top posts: DNA\nby Judy G. Russell | Dec 27, 2015 | DNA | 1 comment\n2015 DNA retrospective\nHere we are, in the last days of 2015, so it\u2019s time to stop for a moment, and reflect as part of a year-end review.\nIt\u2019s been a pretty amazing year for DNA testing and its use in genealogy.\nNot long ago, people would shake their heads in bewilderment at the very thought of trying to use DNA testing to help link people together who should be linked, or unlink them when they really shouldn\u2019t be.\nIt\u2019s so much a part of mainstream genealogical methodology that the question now is why you wouldn\u2019t do DNA testing if it\u2019s at all possible.1\nSo\u2026 what were the top DNA stories for the year?\nNo, no NA (23 August): \u201cThere are, at this moment, 201 family trees on Ancestry.com that list the man who became The Legal Genealogist\u2018s third great grandfather as Jacob Elijah Gentry. Of those, 167 are public trees. And 34 private trees. And every last one of them is wrong.\u201d\nThe winds of change (8 November): \u201cThere\u2019s good news and bad news in the genetic genealogy world this week. The good news is, things are changing. The bad news is, thing are changing.\u201d\nNow\u2026 and not now (6 December): \u201cIt was big news last month when 23andMe got approval from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to resume issuing health-related reports as part of its testing. \u2026 (A)ll of us who\u2019ve tested there for any reason \u2014 and that includes The Legal Genealogist \u2014 got the big purple notice on our results pages telling us that, starting November 11th, things were going to be changing.\u201d\nOf babies and bathwater (17 May): \u201cIt was probably inevitable the moment the very first headline appeared online, inaccurately accusing Ancestry of handing over DNA data without a court order. \u2026 that Ancestry would decide to cut its losses, limit its future exposure to that kind of false publicity, and shut down one of the most valuable genetic genealogical databases that\u2019s ever been created.\u201d\nDNA: good news, bad news (11 January): \u201cDNA is so often a matter of bad news mixed in with the good, isn\u2019t it? And this past week\u2019s news out of Salt Lake City has been no exception.\u201d\nMaking the best of what\u2019s not so good (22 February): \u201cIt\u2019s a question that just won\u2019t go away. No matter how many times The Legal Genealogist warns \u2014 and most others interested in genetic genealogy agree \u2014 that the ethnicity estimates provided by DNA testing companies are not all that accurate, people still want to know: What\u2019s the best testing company to find out where in Africa my people came from? What\u2019s the best testing company if I think I have Native American or American Indian ancestry and I want to know what tribe? What\u2019s the best testing company if I\u2019m English, or German, or Russian, or Italian, or\u2026?\u201d\nThe changes at 23andMe (25 October): \u201cLet\u2019s get this out of the way up front: The Legal Genealogist has never been much of a fan of 23andMe for genetic genealogy testing. I know there are genealogists who swear by it, and who\u2019ve had all of their family members tested there. I know that people have made important breakthroughs using its tools. I know that it probably has the best ethnicity estimates currently available. But it\u2019s been crystal clear, from the very start, that the focus of 23andMe was never on genetic genealogy, but rather on health information.\u201d\nFacts matter! (3 May): \u201cIn genealogy, we get this point: facts matter. In genealogy, the point shouldn\u2019t have to be repeated: facts matter. And in genetic genealogy, the point really shouldn\u2019t have to be repeated: facts matter. Particularly when the \u2018fact\u2019 being bandied about is one that might cause some of our cousins to stop dead in their tracks and perhaps even refuse to consider being DNA-tested for genetic genealogy.\u201d\nOpting out (26 July): \u201cThe announcement came in just about a week ago, that AncestryDNA had finally begun to do what The Legal Genealogist and many others have long expected it would do: monetize its huge and fast-growing DNA database.\u201d\nAnd the Number One DNA post for 2015:\n2015: Most bang for the DNA buck (2 February): \u201cIn 2012, The Legal Genealogist led off a Sunday DNA blog by asking \u2018how do you get the most bang for the DNA buck?\u2019 That was followed up in 2013 with an update after prices tumbled for autosomal DNA tests, and in 2014 with an update after technological changes at 23andMe blew some of the recommendations out of the water. And \u2014 with price changes, feature changes, the advent of international sales, and changes in the way data may be treated at some companies \u2014 it\u2019s time now for another update.\u201d2\nOn to 2016\u2026 with end-of-year sidetrips still to come thru some other top posts\u2026\nSee Judy G. Russell, \u201cDNA: coming on strong,\u201d The Legal Genealogist, posted 20 Sep 2015 (https://www.legalgenealogist.com/blog : accessed 27 Dec 2015). \u21a9\nAnd yes\u2026 before you ask\u2026 there will be a 2016 version of most-bang-for-the-DNA-buck \u2014 but not until the dust settles with the changes at 23andMe. \u21a9\nSue Mullane on December 28, 2015 at 9:15 am\nHave tested with 3 companies-Ancestry (autosomal), Family Tree (autosomal and mtDNA test for women), and 23 and Me. I did this in an effort to find as many cousins as possible and perhaps solve a few genealogical mysteries. Have read how many are upset about Ancestry wanting them to set up a tree when they take the autosomal test and become paying members. If folks just want to solve their ethnicity mysteries, they should test with Family Tree. You aren\u2019t hit with any fees after having paid for the test. You can access your profile at any time, join surname groups, etc. There are regular updates when further matches are found at no cost. Its great! I joined Ancestry not only for their DNA database but for access to the multitude of records they have. (And, they are continuing to add to their records collection.) At this time, the only company I would not recommend is 23 and Me. They have revamped their website and I can no longer contact folks I match up with, view my results, etc. For me, the companies with the most bang for the buck are FAMILY TREE and ANCESTRY. Folks just need to decide what they want.",
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        "raw_content": "The Legal Genealogist hates to admit it but\u2026\nSometimes things other than genealogy have to be dealt with in life.\nI know, I know, it\u2019s hard to imagine that anything should take precedence but\u2026 there are these minor little matters like deadlines for work projects that occasionally interfere with what we want to do, and right now I\u2019m smack dab up against one of those deadlines.\nSo since time is in short supply for the blog, we\u2019ll do a quick run back into the language of the law with more alphabet soup.\nAnd today\u2019s word is expatriation.1\nIt\u2019s defined as \u201cthe voluntary act of abandoning one\u2019s country, and becoming the citizen or subject of another.\u201d2\nKind of like maybe what you\u2019d expect to happen when you rebel against a king, win your freedom in a revolution and set up your own country, right? You\u2019d no longer be, say, a British subject but, now, an American citizen.\nNow it may surprise you that all these expatriates who were our Founding Fathers didn\u2019t much believe in expatriation from American citizenship. As late as 1830, the U.S. Supreme Court took the position that \u201cno persons can by any act of their own, without the consent of the government, put off their allegiance and become aliens.\u201d3 There was no provision in American law for losing U.S. citizenship until the Civil War, when the Enrollment Act of 1865 provided that naturalized Americans could lose their citizenship if they evaded the draft or deserted from military service.4\nBy 1868, the shoe was on the other foot \u2014 the United States wanted to protect its naturalized citizens from being scarfed up by their home countries for military service if they went back for visits \u2014 so Congress passed a law touting the \u201cnatural and inherent right of all people\u201d to expatriate themselves.5 Meaning all those folks who had expatriated themselves from their native countries and become Americans.\nBut of course, sauces for geese and for ganders and all that\u2026 by the early 20th century all kinds of Americans were losing their citizenship by voluntary acts. Even native-born American women could lose their citizenship if they married men who weren\u2019t citizens.6 American men could lose their citizenship if they served in the armed forces of a foreign nation like Canada or England (thereby taking an \u201coath of allegiance to any foreign state\u201d) \u2014 as many men did before the United States entered the fray in World War I. And some folks who\u2019d naturalized found themselves expatriated simply by living overseas for too long.7\nToday, the law says American citizens can expatriate themselves by naturalizing as a citizen of another country, serving as an officer in a foreign military service or as an official of a foreign government, or renouncing citizenship, or committing treason or trying to overthrow the government.8\nAnd where there is expatriation, there will also be repatriation.\nAnd that of course means records. Just for giggles, go over to FamilySearch.org, drop down the Search menu, choose Catalog, click on the option to Search by Keywords, and enter the word repatriation.\nThe first result, \u201cApplications of repatriation, 1936-1956,\u201d from the Superior Court of Cochise County, Arizona, will take you to some wonderful records of American-born women getting their citizenship back under the law by taking an oath of allegiance after a divorce from or the death of their foreign-born husbands.9\nFurther down on the first page, \u201cRepatriation of soldiers : act of May 9, 1918, 1919-1941,\u201d from the United States District Court for the District of Massachusetts \u2014 equally wonderful records of soldiers who fought in World War I, mostly for Canada, who wanted to regain their U.S. citizenship after the war.10\nLosing citizenship was expatriation. And genealogists can have some fun chasing the records that resulted.\nCite/link to this post: Judy G. Russell, \u201c2019 alphabet soup: E is really for\u2026,\u201d The Legal Genealogist, posted 7 Feb 2019 (https://www.legalgenealogist.com/blog : accessed (date)).\nYeah, yeah, I know I already used the letter E this year, but that was for educational opportunities in genealogy, not legal lingo, so it\u2019s still fair game to use it again. Besides, I like this E word, so there. \u21a9\nHenry Campbell Black, A Dictionary of Law (St. Paul, Minn. : West, 1891), 460, \u201cexpatriation.\u201d \u21a9\nShanks v. DuPont, 28 U.S. 242, 246 (1830). \u21a9\n\u00a7 21, Enrollment Act of March 3, 1865, 13 Stat. 487, 490. \u21a9\n\u201cAn Act concerning the Rights of American Citizens in foreign States,\u201d 15 Stat. 223 (27 July 1868). \u21a9\n\u00a73, \u201cAn Act In reference to the expatriation of citizens and their protection abroad,\u201d 34 Stat. 1228 (2 March 1907). \u21a9\n8 U.S.C. \u00a71481. \u21a9\nCochise County, Arizona, Superior Court, \u201cApplications of repatriation, 1936-1956,\u201d digital images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org : accessed 7 Feb 2019). \u21a9\nU.S. District Court, D. Mass. \u201cRepatriation of soldiers : act of May 9, 1918, 1919-1941,\u201d digital images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org : accessed 7 Feb 2019). \u21a9\nI know several people who have become dual citizens of both the United States and Canada, during the last few years, so I was surprised to see the law Judy quoted, (8 U.S.C. \u00a7 1481) still says basically the same as it said when my college roommate, who was a dual citizan of both the US and Canada because she had been born in the United States to Canadian parents, mentioned how unhappy she was about reaching the age of majority and having to swear allegiance to one country and permanently relinquish her citizenship in the other.\nWhen I asked my friends about this, they said the law had been changed, however, it doesn\u2019t look like the law has changed. Instead, it looks as if the US Department of State has changed its interpretation of the law\u2019s meaning by adding the italicized words \u201cvoluntarily and with the intention to relinquish U.S. nationality\u201d\n\u201cSection 349 of the INA (8 U.S.C. 1481), as amended, states that U.S. nationals are subject to loss of nationality if they perform certain specifiedacts voluntarily and with the intention to relinquish U.S. nationality. Briefly stated, these acts include:\n1. obtaining naturalization in a foreign state after the age of 18 (Sec. 349 (a) (1) INA);\u2026..\u201d (https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/legal/travel-legal-considerations/Advice-about-Possible-Loss-of-US-Nationality-Dual-Nationality.htm)\nWould there perhaps be a Treaty between the US and Canada covering this issue?\nThe language you\u2019re quoting is not an interpretation by the State Department. It\u2019s a change in in the statute itself. 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        "raw_content": "Emotional tribute race to borough grandad\nElliot Reeder and grandad\nA sporty schoolboy from is preparing to get his running shoes on and complete the town\u2019s 10k in memory of his grandad.\nElliot Reeder, 15, will take part in the event on August 12 to remember his grandfather Michael Callaghan, who he described as his \u201cbest friend\u201d.\nThe Westleigh High pupil will take on the course around the town centre to support Wigan and Leigh Hospice and help them look after other people in the borough with life-limiting illnesses.\nMr Callaghan died in March aged 76 after being diagnosed with a brain tumour just a few weeks previously.\nCommunity nursing teams from the Hindley-based charity supported Mr Callaghan and his family for around a month until he died at his Leigh home.\nElliot spoke of the close bond with his grandad and how he wanted to use his sporting prowess to pay tribute to him.\nElliot, of Pickley Court, said: \u201cI enjoy running and I think it will be a good way to remember him and to raise money for the hospice because it helped my grandad and my family so much.\n\u201cHe\u2019d been my best friend since I was a little boy. He took me out everywhere, picked me up from school and we went watching Leigh Centurions together. I\u2019m a huge fan and so was he.\u201d\nElliot\u2019s family is well aware of the work the hospice does as his mum Sue Callaghan is a healthcare assistant on its in-patient unit.\nSue told of Mr Callaghan\u2019s treatment in hospital and then how he was looked after by the charity\u2019s nurses and also shared her pride at her son\u2019s charity effort.\nShe said: \u201cFrom December last year we knew he wasn\u2019t well: he was showing signs of forgetfulness and his walking was not right. There were different signs that we as a family noticed.\n\u201cHe was referred to Salford Royal and diagnosed with a brain tumour on February 5 and was operated on on February 13 but it wasn\u2019t successful. They got into difficulties in theatre and had to stop the operation. After that nothing more could be done so we wanted to bring him home in line with his wishes. He was referred by Salford Royal to the hospice for end-of-life care.\n\u201cKatie from the hospice nurse specialist team came out and the Hospice In Your Home team provided overnight stays which were a lifeline. I\u2019m so proud of what Elliot is doing and I think his grandad would have been very proud too.\u201d\nSo far Elliot, who is hoping to complete the Leigh 10k in 45 minutes, has raised \u00a3550.\nTo sign up for the Leigh 10K on August 12 visit www.leigh10.co.uk. Registration will close once 1,000 participants have signed up.",
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        "raw_content": "Above the Valley - Yosemite National Park, California\nCarved by glaciers over millions of years, Yosemite Valley attracts visitors from around the world for its unparalleled beauty and grandeur. The oldest of the rocks in the valley are 114 million years old and the youngster of the group Half Dome (pictured here) is a mere 87 million years old. The valley itself is approximately 7.5 miles long and up to 5,000 feet deep. The valley is surrounded by huge granite rock formations and its floor is made up of forest. While Yosemite National Park is much bigger than the valley, visitors flock to the valley because of all of the attractions there. The valley gets the bulk of the over 4 million visitors each year.\nThere are two locations that give a true glimpse of the valley: Tunnel View and Glacier Point. While Tunnel View gives a ground level view into the valley, the view from Glacier Point, pictured here, does the best job at showcasing it. The best time to capture this view in September is near sunset. The challenge in photographing it is that when the valley and Half Dome are fully lit, the light is rather harsh. To get the great soft light, you have to shoot it closer to sunset because that renders the valley floor dark as the sun sinks below rock formations to the east. Regardless of the challenges, it is a wonderful scene to watch in person.\n\u2190 Happy Halloween - Manhattan, New YorkSeastack Glory - Cannon Beach, Oregon \u2192",
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        "raw_content": "Small Business Liability Insurance in Los Gatos, CA and Saratoga, CA\nWhen you're choosing a policy, LGS Insurance Services agents can ensure that the policy's limit is high enough to cover your risks. The fact that your business is small doesn't shield you from costly claims, so it's important to obtain the best coverage you can as soon as your company's growth permits. In particular, be sure to increase your policy's limits as your company's revenue grows.\nMost small businesses can obtain liability insurance without trouble. The only common exceptions to this are companies that operate in industries that are particularly high-risk\u2014for example, companies producing acids for industrial use may find it harder to get coverage. If you're worried that some aspect of your business will increase your premiums or make it more difficult to obtain coverage in the first place, call LGS Insurance Services today and ask for guidance. You may find that there is no problem getting insurance at all\u2014and if there is, we may be able to help you reduce your risks and bring premiums into an affordable range.",
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        "raw_content": "All creation is governed by law. The principles that operate in the outer universe, discoverable by scientists, are called natural laws. But there are subtler laws that rule the hidden spiritual planes and the inner realm of consciousness. Contained within these laws (or conditions) is the true nature of matter. Knowledge of these laws has an effect upon the mental urges. Mind is the builder. Stay in full mindfulness of the application of Universal Law as related to self and to others, and know that in love all life is given, in love all things move.\nIn giving one attains. In giving one acquires. In giving, love becomes the fulfillment of desire, guided and directed in the ways that bring the more perfect knowledge of self as related to the universal, all powerful, all guiding, all divine influence in life. Love IS life. When we go back, merge with the Most High Source, in some infinitesimal but profound way, we expand the Mind of The Most High.\nOur higher self always points the best and most perfect way and it is ours to listen and choose or reject what we hear. The Most High does not blame, but patiently tries again to show the perfect way, the loving way. All of creation pushes forth. We are ever becoming. Identity ever remains!\n1. The Law of Abundance. (sometimes referred to as the Law of Opulence or Success.) By creating visualizations of abundance in our lives we draw this energy of success into our reality. Success or abundance does not only apply to money. There is success in communication, spirituality, relationships and so on. When creating the abundance of financial gain remember to be IN this world, but not OF this world. We are not the sum total of your possessions.\n2. The Law of Action. No matter what we feel or know, no matter what our potential gifts or talents, only action brings them to life. Those of us who think we understand concepts, such as commitment, courage, and love, one day discover that we only create knowingness when we act; doing becomes understanding. Every aspirant is a focal point of energy and should be a conscious focal point. In the midst of the whirl and storm (of the chaos of third dimension) s/he should make his/her presence felt.\n3. The Law of Akasha. A great cosmic law which is the principle of the intelligence of substance.\n4. The Law of Analogy. Although this is a definite condition of third dimension existence, no analogy is ever exact in detail but only in certain broad basic correspondences. There will be found unchangeable points of resemblance, but in using analogy viewing creation, no two details are exact. Using analogy in trying to mentally explain the unexplainable, one attempts to convey understanding, in a broad sense.\n5. The Law of Ascension. This law defines the high vibrational frequency which the soul of an incarnational being is resonating. When a personality looses the illusion of separation from it\u2019s god self, the vibration of that person raises to the point of ascension. No longer does this mean that the incarnational personality leaves the earth plane to live a finer existence. We are meant to bring our loving energies to our every day existence, becoming an example or role model for others to emulate. We can recognize this vibrational frequency in others by the degree to which they are a magnet to others.\n6. The Law of Attraction. This is the basic law of all manifestation, the Love Aspect, and it governs the Soul aspect. One of the Three Major Laws, and it has 11 subsidiary laws. Fundamentally, this law describes the compelling force of attraction that holds our solar system to the Sirian. It holds our planets revolving around our central unit, the sun. It holds the lesser systems of atomic and molecular matter circulating around a center in the planet, and that of the subtle bodies co-ordinated around their microcosmic center. It is the primary law of man. The law of synthesis is beginning to be felt.\n7. The Law of Balance or Equipoise. (fair exchange) This is elaboration and continuation of the law of equalities. The law of balance is a universal law that supersedes all of man\u2019s laws, creating stability for all third dimension manifestation. Each thought must be balanced by whomever creates it. This is divine wisdom. Allow all viewpoints without feeling you must defend your own. Allow no one to tell you what your journey must reflect or what your reality is. Do not give your power away so easily, but give your love unconditionally. Any messages communicated in love validates equality. Low self esteem is just as non productive as a puffed up sense of self esteem. They both deny equality. Another manifestation of the imbalance of this law is addiction.\n8. The Law of Challenge. We have the right to ask of another his or her intent, identity, and whatever pertinent information we feel we require when encountering a disembodied being. Those who come to us in the roll of information givers to channelers don\u2019t mind being challenged. Ask the entity your questions three times (using the same words each time) and you will be given the correct information.\n9. The Law of Chemical Affinity. This law governs the soul aspect in the mineral kingdom. It concerns the marriage of the atoms, and the romance of the elements. It serves to perpetuate the life of the mineral kingdom and to preserve its integrity. It is the cause of the immetalisation of the Monad.\n10. The Law of Cohesion. One of the seven laws of our solar system, under the three major laws. On the second plane cohesion is first apparent. It is the first molecular plane of the system, and is the home of the Monad. Divine coherency is demonstrated.\n11. The Law of Color. All colors are centers of attraction, and are complementary or are antipathetic to each other. Color is healing and impacts the physical, emotional, mental and human body profoundly. Man is partially composed of color in the aura (we are color, tone, symbols and speed of vibration, or light). When intense rays of one or more colors are sent to a specific area of the body, change results.\n12. The Law of Common Ground. This is viewed as a problem solving approach and is an area where two or more can gather to blend differences. It demands that the area be cleansed of previous energy left by others who historically have passed through, or lived on the spot. This is done by two or more sending loving energy to the area for a specified period of time. Cage the area with a gold net and it will stay cleansed of other\u2019s energy. You will leave your energy, but that can be cleansed once you have used this space and are leaving.\n13. The Law of Consciousness. As consciousness expands, the space for events increases and therefore the dimensions in which man congizes good and evil, opportunity and possibilities, past-present-future enlarge to reveal the outstanding needs in this present world cycle.\n14. The Law of Continuity of Consciousness. The Universe is in a continuous and endless process of creation. Cosmic consciousness is a reality, and everything in creation is connected to everything else. The medium for the \u2018implicate order\u2019 of this relationship is consciousness. The fusion of individual consciousness and the universal consciousness (the building of the antahkarana) results in the development of universal knowledge, of omniscience (all science/all knowledge). Continuity of consciousness is achieved by us after the soul has been acknowledged, awakened, liberated and identified with the Whole (enlightenment). A step to achieve enlightenment is to be aware of our thoughts, emotions and actions, the faculty that enables us to be vigilant, observant or to know.\n15. The Law of Cycles. The world of nature exists within a larger pattern of cycles, such as day and night and the passing of the seasons. The seasons do not push one another. Neither do clouds race the wind across the sky. All things happen in good time. Everything as a time to rise, and a time to fall. Whatever rises, falls and whatever falls shall rise again. That is the principle of cycles.\n16. The Law of Cyclic Return. Otherwise known as the wheel of reincarnation, once a soul qualifies for an incarnation to third dimension, there is an understanding that it must be completed. Reincarnation is that process by which the \u2018consciousness of the permanent atom\u2019 manifests in another body through the human birthing process. (This accounts for the fact of genius in the very young.) All karma must be cleared or forgiven and certain aspects of soul growth accomplished before this entire episode of reincarnational growth is considered finished .\n17. The Law or Right to Decree. (Divine Invocation) This particular law exists for those working in service to others. Self serving beings will find this law ineffective. This law allows the ascended realms to move from the confines of the Law of Non-Intervention to act on our behalf. Add the phrase to your decree, \u201cUnder the Law of Grace\u201d as this is an \u2018out\u2019 clause which will not allow us to manifest or invoke anything which would be detrimental to our existence or not of the highest interest for all, and remain karmic free. In order for your decree to work it must be invoked three times. An Example \u2013 \u201cBy Divine Decree, in the name of (Yahweh, God, Jesus, Ascend Masters, healing Angels, Mother Mary, My I AM self, etc.) and under the Law of Grace, I ask for _____. It is done, and I thank you.\u201d Say the entire request three times, then let it go \u2013 trust it is in higher hands.\n18. The Law of Discipline. By practicing discipline, one expands the entity to a greater degree than almost any other action. Discipline is the surest means to greater freedom and independence. It provides the focus to achieve the skill level and depth of knowledge that translates into more options in life. Commitment involves discipline over a specific period of time. Discipline and commitment provide the bridge between here and our goals.\n19. The Law of Disintegration. One of the seven laws of our solar system, under the three major laws. On the third plane comes the final casting-off, the ultimate shedding of the sheaths, of the fivefold superman. A Chohan of the sixth Initiation discards all the sheaths beneath the monadic vehicle, from the atmic to the physical.\n20. The Law of Divine Flow. By living in the moment, centering ourselves in love and being in service to others (as opposed to service to self), we live in the law of divine flow. We stay in the moment by moment flowing of our higher self, creating actions which reflect love and allowingness. When we are able to do this, we notice how we say just the right things, do what is best for all, and refrain from doing that which we previously disliked in ourselves or others. We maintain a stronger connection to our God self. The more we do this, the more we are able to do this. To a degree, the deliberate letting go of this flow is the allowing of our spiritual integrity to be compromised.\n21. The Law of Divine Love and Oneness. This Law concerns the ability of an entity to complete a round of reincarnation, develop such soul growth that the vibrational speed of the being qualifies him/her to merge with God. We then become a soul extension of God and among our choices many we have the ability to live in the liquid light which flows in and from God, or reincarnate as an avatar in third dimensional existence with the purpose of aiding mankind.\n22. The Law of Economy. The Brahma aspect of the Logos is characterized by that method in the wide distribution of matter, the scattering of the atoms of matter and their dissociation from one another, vibratory rhythm, heterogeneity and quality and their inherent rotary action. This Law of Economy causes matter always to follow the line of least resistance, and is the basis of the separative action of atomic matter. It governs matter, the opposite pole of spirit. Initiates must master this law before they can achieve liberation, or enlightenment.\n23. The Law of Economy of Force. One of the three major laws. The Activity Aspect. This is the law which adjusts all that concerns the material and spiritual evolution of the cosmos to the best possible advantage and with the least expenditure of force. It is the law of the physical atom, and makes perfect each atom of time and each eternal period and carries all onward and upward and through, with the least possible effort with the proper adjustment of equilibrium and with the necessary rate of rate of rhythm. Unevenness of rhythm is really an illusion of time, and does not exist in the cosmic center. We need to ponder on this, for it holds the secret of peace, and we need to grasp the significance of that word through, for it describes the next racial expansion of consciousness, and has a hidden meaning. The person who aims at providing a point of contact between conditions of chaos and Those Who work for constructive ends and order, should likewise use that most necessary factor of common- sense in all that s/he does. This involves always obedience to the law of economy of force, due to discrimination, and a true sense of values. Where these are present, time will be economized, energy will be wisely distributed, excessive zeal will be eliminated, and the Great Ones will be able to depend upon an aspirant\u2019s sagacity and thus find a helper.\n24. The Law of Equalities (or Analogy), otherwise known as the Principle of Correspondence or Essential Divinity. \u201cAs above, so below; as below, so above.\u201d The major linking agent in the universe is the energy of love- wisdom, and the purpose of analogy is to lead the mind back toward the sense of oneness (enlightenment). The thoughts and images we hold in our conscious and subconscious minds will manifest their mirror likenesses in our external circumstances. Our outer world is a mirror of our inner world. Earth is a school for practicing these laws of mind control. There is a Correspondence between the Laws and Phenomena of the various planes of Being and Life. This principle enables the phenomenon of Discernment, Intuition, Hunches, etc. and that which is called remote viewing or out of body experience. Correspondence enables that which is normally unknowable, to become known to the individual who learns and knows how to use this principle. Some use it in a conscious and deliberate manner while others may not even be aware that they are using this principle. When used knowingly, it will enhance the clarity of vision and enables the mind to penetrate the most secret of secrets, and can shed light on many a dark paradox. Correspondence establishes the interconnectedness between all things in the universe and keeps all things relative to each other. Known to the adepts and masters of ancient Egypt as the substance of the ethereal, the spirit substance or web that pervades and interpenetrates the universe. This substance acts as a medium for the transmission of light, heat, electricity, gravity. It is non-material in nature. Also known as the un-created substance, or universal substance. The substance in which all suns, worlds, and galaxies are suspended in space, time, and change. All of us are intimately connected to all of the above mentioned events, and to each other, whether or not it is realized. The ethers are where spirit substance is manifesting the beginning of matter. Science refers to this substance as \u201cdark matter\u201d that cannot be seen, touched, smelled, or weighed. Dark matter does not absorb or reflect light and is therefore invisible. It is considered to be a non material substance. It was first discovered on Earth while doing research with the Hubble space telescope. The planes of Correspondence in the order of manifestation are, The Great Spiritual Plane; The Great Mental Plane; The Great Physical Plane, or the Trinity (the ascending scale of life and being).\n25. The Law of Expansion. This law of a gradual evolutionary expansion of the consciousness indwelling every form is the cause of the spheroidal form of every life in the entire solar system. It is a fact in nature that all that is in existence dwells within a sphere. The sphere requires two types of force \u2013 rotary and spiral-cyclic to produce its own internal activity. The law of relativity, or the relation between all atoms, which produces that which is called Light, and which in its aggregated phenomena, forms that composite sphere, a solar system. It is also known as the law of expansive response, and its symbol is the flaming rosy sun with a sign in the center, a sign symbolizing the union of fire and water. . The ray energy is expansive energy of the 3rd ray, the adapting factor.\n26. The Law of Expectation. Energy follows thought; we move toward but not beyond what we can imagine. What we assume, expect or believe colors and creates our experience. By changing our expectations, we change our experience of every aspect of life.\n27. The Law of Faith. The Law of Faith is founded upon the recognition that we know more than we have read, heard, or studied. We Know more because we Are a part of the ALL. We have a direct link to universal wisdom. We only have to look within, listen, discern, then trust. We need to develop more trust in our own deepest intuition and wisdom as the final arbiter and source of our decisions.\n28. The Law of Fixation. One of the seven laws of our solar system, under the three major laws, and governs the time of an individual\u2019s rebirth. This is the governing law on the mental plane, finding its greater correspondence in the Law of Karma on cosmic mental levels, and has a close connection with manas, the fifth principle. \u2018As a man thinks, so is he,\u2019 according to his thoughts are his desires and acts, and so results the future. The mind controls and stabilizes, and coherency is the result.\n29. The Law of Flexibility. This law involves a pragmatic acceptance of the present moment. We accept ourselves, others and current circumstances rather than a rigid resistance of the moment. It requires an alert and expansive state of awareness, and embracing and making constructive use of the moment. Stumbling blocks become stepping stones and problems become opportunities. Everything serves our highest good if we make good use of it. The serenity prayer used by Alcoholics Anonymous and other twelve step programs reflects this law. \u201cGod grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference.\u201d This prayer was drawn from Buddha\u2019s writings.\n30. The Law of Forgiveness. This law works with the energy of allowingness, and seeing all as love, so one may dispense with the unnatural feeling of getting even. The old energy of an eye for an eye keeps the vibrations of a person very low. To forgive, to release old anger, allows the law of grace to intercede and dispense with amounts of karma an individual has stored in his or her akasha. Non-violence is the natural outgrowth of the law of forgiveness and love. All good comes from forgiveness. It is a truth that the continuation of the human species is due to man\u2019s being forgiving. Forgiveness is holiness. By forgiveness the universe is held together. Forgiveness is the might of the mighty; forgiveness is quiet of mind. Forgiveness and gentleness are the qualities of the self-possessed, and represent eternal virtue.\n31. The Law of Free Will, or the Law of Choice. We in third dimension have the right to expand or contract, to bring our creative and expressive energies out into the world in positive or negative ways. This is our ultimate decision. Not all of existence lives with this law as it carries with it both the possibility of great soul growth and the ability to loose soul growth and create evil or negativity. No matter what our circumstances, we have the power to choose our direction. We also choose to be under the influence of others or choose to be an example for others. We do it with a hundred actions which lead to the circumstances we find ourselves in today. Thoughts are things and the mind is the builder. The free will we use to create mixes with our ability to love profoundly, and therefore this path reflects the duration of the time spent in attempt to merge with the Great Soul of all Creation. The Christ warned of that which could destroy the soul (not Spirit) so there is always a possibility that a soul entity on its journey could become a God-hater with diminished light and be absorbed back into the Spirit of God to become just spirit and no longer a soul with separate awareness. A goal of our higher selves is to voluntarily and willingly surrender our egos to be a perfected spirit, hanging up the Soul-Overcoat of manifestation regardless of how many lifetimes it takes.\n32. The Law of Gender. This law embodies the Truth that gender is manifested in everything \u2013 the masculine and feminine law is ever at work on all planes of causation. Gender manifests on all three planes of causation which are the great spiritual plane, the great mental plane, and the great physical plane. The law is always the same on all planes, but on the higher planes, it takes higher forms of manifestation. This law works in the direction of generation, regeneration, and creation. All life forms contain the two elements of gender \u2013 masculine and feminine. On the great physical plane, the sexes of all species are manifested as male and female and the role they play in sexual reproduction. On the great mental plane, gender manifests as masculine and feminine energies that exist within each and every person. Every male has its female element, and every female has its male element. On the great spiritual plane, gender manifests as the Father-Mother principle of the Infinite Omnipresent God in whose mind the universe is conceived and firmly held. It is written, \u201cWe all live, move, and have our being within God. When balance and learning reach a critical mass, the personality achieves the merger of God, and see self as neither male or female, but as one blended self.\n33. The Law of Good Will. Knowledge of this law will help those who have feelings of futility when thinking about the course of world events. By viewing life in terms of energy, we understand that our higher self coupled with our thought/mind action creates, and our actions/energy solidifies this thought into matter or results. In an energy relationship there is always a positive, creating side and a negative, receiving side of that creative relation. This is simply how the world works. The will-to-good is the positive, creative impetus, which, when received, makes the manifestation of goodwill possible. We are either mentally polarized or emotionally polarized, and only those who are mentally polarized can begin to appropriate this energy through will on the mental plane. When this is fully comprehended, we begin to realize why the manifestation of goodwill is not more widespread. Djwhal Khul states that \u201cIt is absolutely essential that the will-to-good be unfolded by the disciples of the world, so that goodwill can be expressed by the rank and file of mankind. The will-to-good of the world knowers is the magnetic seed of the future.\u201d From Rays and the Initiations. p. 110. Our mental capacity today readily contacts those ideas which constitute the purpose behind the form. We have the ability to mentally construct a happening, and see it through to completion. This is will-to-good. The desire of one to create a loving scenario is \u2018goodwill\u2019, another but related action. The will-to-good is always an education process where the recipients are left free to receive the idea or not. The responsibility for expanding the amount of goodwill in the world directly lays on the shoulders of the intelligentsia of the world. In the goodwill process it is the creative/idea/problem solving individuals who are directly responsible for creating goodwill. The \u201crank and file\u201d of humanity simply do not yet possess the mental capability to evoke the process yet, even though many are able to participate in the process. This knowledge should fill the responsible group with a greater amount of hope and assurance, because they have the power to generate goodwill in their every day routine solving of problems. Djwhal Khul says in Esoteric Healing, p. 545, \u201cWhen the majority of the inhabitants of the earth are being rapidly oriented towards good, towards righteousness, as the Bible expresses it, and when the bulk of human beings are inclined towards goodwill \u2018then ill health will persistently, even if only gradually, disappear and die out and finally become nonexistent. Slowly, very slowly this is already happening\u2019\u201d\n34. The Law of Grace. This can waive the Law of Karma. When applied, this law allows a person to receive more than one deserves or works for if it is in the highest good for all. When called upon, this law allows the person to send another a healing, to do soul talk, use divine decree, etc. and not suffer the consequences of karma incurrence, or interfere with the receiver\u2019s soul plan. The wording to insert in the request is \u201cUnder the Law of Grace.\u201d Another aspect of this law is to be of higher vibration to consistently live in grace. i.e. A loving person who works diligently sending world healing to Mother Earth and all on her body, and focusing so much on this activity, while shopping she forgets her car meter has expired. In all probability her car will not receive a ticket for this expiration. This condition can not be abused or it will leave.\n35. The Law of Group Endeavor. This law defines the multiplying of energy one creates when acting with like minded individuals to form a group effort to pray, manifest, do lightwork, or even to create degrees of control which we define as evil or black magic. Where the efforts of an individual may equal one unit, the efforts of two praying or healing for a common goal with equal energy will effect the energy of twenty units instead of the sum total of two. With three, the resultant energy explodes further. The longer pure thought (the exclusion of any other thought) of one\u2019s desired goal is held in the mind, the more powerful the result. Holding a pure thought for an increment of time is the beginning lesson of manifestation.\n36. The Law of Group Life. Not only must man fulfill in love his family and national obligations, but he must think in the wider terms of humanity itself, and so bring the Law of Brotherhood into expression. Brotherhood is a group quality. Questions of self such as \u201cWill my action tend to the group good? Will the group suffer or hurt if I do this action?\u201d Abiding by these actions will gradually become part of our racial consciousness, and our civilization will adjust itself to these new conditions. All aspects of life of God are interdependent, and when one proceeds to fuller expression, all of the group benefit.\n37. The Law of Group Progress. This law is also known as the law of elevation. The symbol is the mountain and the goat standing at the summit with the astrological sign of Capricorn. (All hard places can be surmounted and the summit reached by the Divine Goat \u2013 a symbol meaning group effort.) The ray energy is progressive energy of the 7th ray, the evolving factor.\n38. The Law of Healing. This law concerns the ability of one to channel energy (prana \u2013 chi \u2013 holy spirit) which radiates from the Source we call God. The purpose of this channeled energy is to either improve self or another by removing blockages or instilling the sacred energy which pulsates from the Source of God. With intent or technique we may send this energy to the past, present, or future. Hands-on healers who are effective in healing have brain waves at 7.8 Hz \u2013 the same as the earth\u2019s pulse beat. Their brain waves are in sync with the earth\u2019s at the time the healing is performed. Another aspect of this law is the ability of one in third dimension to heal self by that which triggers a leap in faith.\n39. The Law of Higher Will. From the viewpoint of our separate self and smaller will, it\u2019s normal to act on the basis of our own desires and preferences. When we surrender our smaller self and will to the guidance of a higher will and dedicate our actions for the highest good of ALL concerned, we feel an inspired glow at the center of our life.\n40. The Law of Honesty. Recognizing, accepting and expressing our authentic interior reality lies at the heart of honesty. Only when we are honest with ourselves can we speak or act honestly with anyone else. In the sense of integrity, honesty entails acting in line with higher laws despite negative impulses to the contrary. We don\u2019t need to be punished for breaking spiritual law or higher laws. The act itself is the punishment and sets into motion subtle forces whose natural consequences we cannot escape any more than we are able to escape the force of gravity. When we let fear stop us from expressing our true feelings and needs, we are being dishonest with ourselves and it costs us a sense of energy and spirit.\n41. The Law of Identity. This law pertains to the individual right of all to create one\u2019s own beingness. It applies to the time spent between incarnations as well as third dimension incarnational experiences. When an entity merges with the Great Central Sun/God, the entity still may separate to accomplish something, and will possess his/her individual identity.\n42. The Law of Intention. When a person\u2019s intention is held in the mind and action of the physical effort does not follow, people create false impressions of self. He or she thinks self is good or better than actions prove. Energy must follow intention for that which is perceived as good to happen. When an act of kindness is performed and intention is such that one wishes to be recognized for goodness, or has underlying motivation which is not of the higher order, higher rewards will not be forthcoming. Intention and effort must be of the higher vibration to gain or create spiritual accomplishment and reward. If a person gives a promise to another to do something and has an intention to do so, but does not follow through with action, this becomes a lie, a breaking of one\u2019s word, and creates karma.\n43. The Law of Intuition. We can only get in touch with our own source of intuition and wisdom when we no longer depend upon others\u2019 opinions for our sense of identity or worth. Do we value and trust our own intuition, or do we value and transfer authority to the opinions of others over our own inner feelings? Our intuition becomes more profound when we claim our own sacred identity.\n44. The Law of Inverse Proportions. (Longevity) One need not die if the pranic life force is not lost but increased, and drawn from the Cosmic source, conquering death and fate. The span of life is related to the rate of breathing. If the span of life is 120 years and the normal person breathed 21,600 times per day, that is 15 respirations per minute. If the rate of breathing is 18 per minute, however, the span of life will be about 96 years. If because of poor living habits and needless expenditure of energy the average rate of breathing is 30 per minute, the life span will be only 60 years. If the rate is slowed through yogic practices and self control to an average of only 5 respirations per minute the life span will be 360 years. If it is one per minute, the life span will increase to 1,800 years. If the rate of breathing is reduced to zero, the life span becomes infinity. The secret of longevity lies in the technique of diverting the breathing to the subtle channels and centers.\n45. The Law of Justice. This law upholds creation\u2019s farthest swinging orb. The functioning of this law is instantaneous for people of God-realization. They have banished forever all thwarting crosscurrents of ego. The universe conspires for retribution.\n46. The Law of Karma. This is the natural principle of cause and effect. Every cause has its\u2019 effect; every effect has its cause. Everything happens according to law. Chance is but a name for law not recognized. There are many planes of causation, but nothing escapes the law. It is ever at work with chains of causations and effects that govern all of life and manifested matter. If a person was to follow each chain link of causation, it will be found that it has its beginning and endings in the non material realm, the realm of spirit. It affects the throwing of dice on a gambling table or a rock slide that is caused by rain and wind. Each can be followed and understood to the observing mind which sees the cycles in all things, and realizes that all things follow the Great Law. The law itself is illusive and cannot be proven other than observed with the mind and is used to determine the causations and effects of any event. When this law is used with conscious effort, desired results can be produced in a person\u2019s life by steering him or herself along definite paths of causation. When the law is used in an unconscious and haphazard mind, the effects could become potentially disastrous for the individual or group of individuals. So called \u201caccidents\u201d could occur without warning to individuals who toil through life without awareness. We are responsible for the very thoughts that we produce and the final result of our own mental alchemy. Fear is one of the most dangerous mental causation that prevents a person from thinking and acting as the higher self would prefer. The cause of fear is the result of a lack of knowledge about the unknown God which should be the most important educational journey in a person\u2019s life. The causation of fear can only be removed through knowledge, wisdom, and understanding Universal Law, the reality that we live in order to produce the desired effects in our lives. The greatest evil under the sun according to Hermes/Thoth, is Not knowing God. In every minute thought, action, and deed that is performed, a person sets into motion unseen chains of causations and effects which will vibrate from the mental plane throughout the entire cellular structure of body, out into the environment, and finally into the cosmos. Eventually the vibratory energy returns to its originator upon the return swing of the pendulum. All this in less time than the twinkling of an eye. Because there are seven dimensions of reality in which causations can occur, we remain unaware of many reasons for effects. By understanding Universal laws we can learn to operate in grace instead of accumulating karma (restrictive). This law is mechanically or mathematically operative; its workings may be scientifically manipulated by men and women of divine wisdom (fully realized). The karmic law requires that every human wish find ultimate fulfilment. Therefore, desire is the chain that binds man to the reincarnational wheel. Karma is attracted only where the magnet of the personal ego still exists. An understanding of karma as the law of justice underlying life\u2019s inequalities serves to free the human mind from resentment against God and man.\n47. The Law of Knowledge. This law concerns the fact that all knowledge concerns energy, its application, and its use or misuse. Much information is withheld from a person until s/he is a disciple, and still more until he is a pledged initiate. Information is not as necessary to the training of the disciple or initiate as is the proper use of thought energy. (i.e. Full Mindfulness) Knowledge is the right apprehension of the laws of energy, of the conservation of force, of the sources of energy, of its qualities, its types and its vibrations.\n48. The Law of the Lotus. This refers to the egoic lotus or the \u2018Flowering of Self\u2019 and includes knowledge, love and sacrifice.\n49. The Law of Love. One of the seven laws of our solar system, under the three major laws. This is the law of the astral plane. It aims at the transmutation of the desire nature (love in the personality), and links it up with the greater magentism of the love aspect on the buddhic plane (love in the Triad), and the Monads of Love. These three points mark periods of completion, and starting points for fresh endeavor in the life of the evolving Monad \u2013 from the personality to the Triad, from the Triad to the Monad, from the Monad back again to its Source. Love limits itself by desire.\n50. The Law of the Lower Four. This law is also known as the law of etheric union, and its symbol is a male and female form, placed back to back. The male figure is holding above his head a shield or tray of silver, a great refeector, while the female form holds aloft an urn full of oil. Below this sign is another hieroglyphic which contains the seret of the astral plane, which has to be dominated by the mental. The ray energy is fiery energy of the 5th ray, the vitalizing factor.\n51. The Law of Magnetic Control. One of the seven laws of our solar system, under the three major laws. This holds paramountly on the buddhic plane, and in the development of the control of this law lies hid the control of the personality by the Monad via the egoic body. A second description on a very physical/man level, is that every thought we have creates a match that comes back to us like a boomerang.\n52. The Law of Magnetic Impulse. Also known as the first step towards marriage, or the law of the polar union. It results in an eventual union between the man or atom and the group which produces harmonious group relations. It is also known as the law of the polar union, and the symbol is two fiery balls united by a triangle of fire, thus picturing the triple interplay between all atomic structures. The ray energy is radiatory energy of the 2nd ray. Manifesting factor.\n53. The Law of Magnetism. This is the law which produces the unifying of a personality, and though it is an _expression of lunar force, is of a higher order than the law of physical sex. The three aspects are the stage of high intellectuality, or of artistic attainment. Second is the stage of discipleship. Third is the stage of treading the Path.\n54. The Law of Manifestation. There are actions, sounds, techniques, mental energy and symbols which when understood, will enable one to manifest first energy (love, more joy, peace, etc.) into one\u2019s aura, then with practice and increased love held in the heart and emotional body \u2013 physical objects. Thought is a force, even as electricity or gravitation. The human mind is a spark of the almighty consciousness of God. Whatever the powerful mind (holding a pure thought \u2013 that which excludes any other thought) believes very intensely will instantly come to pass.\n55. The Law of Mantras. Each mantra is a linkage to a certain aspect of the absolute, a certain manifestation of Divinity. In true mantra practice, one forgets the fact that the self is chanting, becomes the mantra itself, and attains the state where nothing but the mantra exists. One\u2019s being then connects with the higher being the mantra represents if it is the name of a Master Being, or connects with the ray of light emanating from God if it is a sound (aum or om, hu, etc.). The practice of chanting mantras is profoundly beneficial in raising the vibration of self.\n56. The Law of Meditation. This law is defined as a current of unified thought. It is a continuum of mental effort to assimilate the object of meditation, free from any other effort to assimilate other objects. The very least that may happen is the calming of self. When meditating on God, the most profound happening will bring a merging of the two, or enlightenment, as Buddhists call this occurrence.\n57. The Law of Mentalism. \u201cTHE ALL is MIND\u201d The All is substantial reality underlying all the outward manifestations and appearances which we know as empirical. The material universe, phenomena, matter, energy and all that is apparent to our material senses. It is spirit undefinable, unknowable, and thought of as a universal, infinite, living mind. This Law explains the true nature of energy, power and matter. The Universe is mental in nature, and mental transmutation is the art of changing the conditions of the universe, along the lines of matter, force, and mind. The atom of matter, the unit of force, the mind of man, and the being of the arch-angel are all but degrees in one scale, and all fundamentally the same. The difference is solely a matter of degree and rate of vibration. All are creations of the All, and have their existence solely within the Infinite Mind of the All.\n58. The Law of Miracles. This law is operable by any person who has realized that the essence of creation is light. A master is able to employ his/her divine knowledge of light phenomena to project instantly into perceptible manifestation the ubiquitous light atoms. The actual form of the projection (whatever it is, water into wine, medicine, a human body) is determined by the master\u2019s wish and by his/her powers of will and visualization. All events in our precisely adjusted universe are lawfully wrought and lawfully explicable. The so-called miraculous powers of a great master are a natural accompaniment to his/her exact understanding of subtle laws that operate in the inner cosmos of consciousness. Nothing is a miracle except in the profound sense that everything is a miracle. Is anything more miraculous than that each of us is encased in an intricately organized body, and is set upon on earth whirling through space among the stars?\n59. The Law of Monadic Return. This law concerns the \u2018force of evolution\u2019 and is the sum total of three influences. The strength of vibrations from the seven stars of the Great Bear depend upon the closeness of the connection and the accuracy of the alignment between any particular Heavenly Man and His Prototype. Second is the Seven Sisters, or the Pleiades. Third is the sun Sirius. It is the appearance or the disappearance of these waves of life-force which sweeps into incarnation the divine pilgrims, and which brings about the cyclic manifestation of such great Lives as the \u2018Silent Watcher\u2019 and the \u2018Great Sacrifice.\u2019 Within limits, man is the controller of his destiny, wielding forces and energies, manipulating lesser lives and controlling lesser centers of energy, and as time passes, his radius of control becomes eve more extensive.\n60. The Law of No Judgements. The Universal Spirit does not judge us; judgements are human inventions, a means to compare, contrast and control as we judge ourselves against artificial, and often idealistic standards of perfection, morality or truth. Under the law of equalities, our judgements attract judgement to us in equal measure. The life/karmic review conducted by yourself after death is a condition of living in duality/third dimension.\n61. The Law of Non-Attachment. Attachment to the self creates karma. Non-attachment to the self dissolves karma. This non-attachment to the self is made possible through the realization that the ultimate nature of the self is Empty. The self does not exist as a separate entity. A full conceptual understanding needs to occur, but mere conceptual understanding does not lead to liberation. Many methods have been devised to help human beings attain this realization, and usually fall into two categories. The first is \u2018non-attached behavior\u2019 and the other is called \u2018spiritual practice.\u2019 Through diligent application of these methods, an individual can free him or herself from the confines of karmically determined existence. Enlightenment is real and attainable.\n62. The Law of Non-Intervention. This law concerns the individual rights of people and society situations to serve self rather than live in the vibration of service to others. This law prevents physical beings and non physical beings from intervening or correcting what they see as wrong or harmful. If this law is violated, there is great karma incurring. Another aspect of this law is that spirit is not permitted to channel material to a recipient that would force a change in the evolution of the person. There is an exception when the channeler is willing to undergo a trance, and the consciousness leaves the body for another consciousness to enter and impart knowledge that was previously unknown to the individual.\n63. The Law of One. The Lord is ONE. All that is, is His \u2013 of self, of the universe, of the activities in the earth. All moves and has its being in Him. So it is in self. Life itself is the consciousness, the awareness of that Oneness of that Universal Consciousness in the earth.\n64. The Law of Order of Creation. The beginning of law carries all the way through. And that which comes or begins first is conceived in spirit, grows in the mental and manifests in the material. First it was the means and source or manner by which the powers that be made the centralization for making known to the children of men, and children of God, the directing forces or powers. Man eventually turned this into that channel for destructive forces. While man developed in this direction for many centuries, humans are leaning toward light. We are reaching toward the critical point of more in the light than in darkness.\n65. The Law of Patience. Luke said- \u201cIn your patience possess ye your souls.\u201d Patience involves spiritual, mental and physical thought and action. Through it, we learn to know our self, to measure and test our ideals, to use faith and to seek understanding through all the other virtues. Patience allows all other virtues to manifest more profoundly. Patiently we realize that any fault we see in another is one we have personal knowledge of from prior experience. Patiently we seek true understanding, not just knowledge, as we realize that every soul is totally unique and will come to its enlightenment in its own time.\n66. The Law of Patterns. Any habit or pattern, whether we call it good or bad, tends to reassert itself over time unless we break that pattern by doing something different. If it is good, we can reinforce the pattern with small self rewards. We have the power of spontaneous action, doing old things in new ways, changing and restructuring our lives and our behavior. Some of our change ability is dictated by the ways we learned when we were young. We learned to make sense of the world by observing patterns, and this has survival value. We can correct the patterns we see as dysfunctional, negative or destructive by doing something different that will have sufficient impact to interrupt the old pattern.\n67. The Law of Perfection. This law concerns the absolute perfection of the process of our unfolding. From a transcendental perspective, everyone and everything is unconditionally perfect. From a conventional viewpoint, perfection doesn\u2019t exist. Excellence is the best we can achieve, and achieving it takes time and practice. When we understand the larger picture, we understand our role and responsibility in helping the world we live in to become more loving, giving, kinder and gentler. When we live up to this responsibility, we expand into the perfection of our higher selves.\n68. The Law of Periodicity. Training for the aspirant will by cyclic, and will have its ebb and flow, as all else in nature. Times of activity succeed times of pralaya, and periods of registered contact alternate with periods of apparent silence. If the student develops as desired, each pralayic period is succeeded by one of greater activity, and of more potent achievement. Rhythm, ebb and flow, and the measured beat of the pulsating life are ever the law of the universe. In learning to respond to the vibration of the high Places, this rhythmic periodicity must be borne in mind.\n69. The Law of Planetary Affinity. This law is concerned with the connection of the interaction of the planets with each other and their eventual marriage.\n70. The Law of Polarity. Everything is Dual. Everything has poles. Everything has its pair of opposites. Like and unlike are the same. Opposites are identical in nature, but different in degree. All paradoxes may be reconciled. The evidence of this principle is observed in the polarity of planets and the various celestial bodies that includes our earth, solar system, and galaxy. Everything has polarity. Without the law of polarity \u2013 light, gravity and electricity would not be possible. On the mental plane, this principle manifests itself in the heart center of each person as the enlightened or dark mind. The Principle of Polarity makes possible the choices we make on the scale of life between good and evil, right and wrong, generosity and greed, love and fear, truth and lies. The law of cause and effect is closely connected to polarity and holds us true to the choices and actions we make by returning to us what we have measured out to others. Like the swing of the pendulum, it always returns where it began. In biblical terms it is expressed as, \u201cWhatsoever a man sows, so shall he reap.\u201d \u201cDo unto others, as you would have them to you.\u201d This principle establishes the paradox or the dual aspects of reality. \u201cEverything that is, has its double.\u201d Positive and negative, light and darkness, hot and cold, Love and fear, mortality and Immortality.\n71. The Law of Prayer and Meditation. Prayer is a conscious concerted effort to commune with the Consciousness of Life and its Creator and thus we speak to God. Prayer is also an aligning, cleansing process opening up our inner-selves to the Source of all life and demonstrating that we are anxious for enlightenment and guidance. In prayer we speak to God but so often we do not wait for a reply. Meditation is the freeing and emptying of ourselves of obstacles that hinder communication and allow us to channel the God-Force, spiritually, mentally and physically. Meditation is likened to God speaking to us, and is the attunement of our physical and mental bodies to their spiritual Source. \u201cBe still and know that I am God.\u201d In meditation, correctly aligned and unobstructed, the Creative Forces of God can rise along spiritual and physical channels in our bodies and be disseminated through sensitive spiritual chakras. Prayer is the precursor of meditation. Meditate regularly as we meet the Living God within the temple of our own body, cleansed and consecrated.\n72. The Law of the Present Moment. Time does not exist. What we refer to as past and future, have no reality except in our own mental constructs. The idea of time is a convention of thought and language, a social agreement. In truth, we only have this moment. When we hold regret for an occurrence in the past we keep the regret alive with pictures and feelings we conjure up. When we feel anxiety about the future, we keep the anxiety alive with the pictures we imagine. Time is the abstract concept. When we practice remembering that the here and now is all we have, our present moments improve.\n73. The Law of Process. This law is an awareness that we have things to accomplish in our life. If we wish to reach a certain goal, we must set a direction (create order), prepare well and proceed in small but sure steps. Any achievement can be managed in increments. Skipping a single step or taking a shortcut often results in failure. Also included in this law is the knowing to appreciate the accomplishment of a step toward a goal.\n74. The Law of Progress. It is the basis of the phenomenon of sensation, which is the key to this solar system of love, our system being a \u2018Son of Necessity\u2019 or desire. This law is the working out into manifestation of the informing consciousness of a part of the deva kingdom, and of certain pranic energies.\n75. The Law of Prophecy. The only true future that exists is the desire or will of the Source of all Creation that none shall be lost and that the future is happening, unfolding in the I AM, now. Sacred geometry is an aspect, a manifestation of God\u2019s love. People who are able to tune into the Akashic records and into the Universal Consciousness are sometimes using sacred geometry to draw a line from the supposed past, present and then to the future. The ability to use sacred geometry comes with the raising of vibration to such a degree, the personality gains the right to assess Akasha for the good of another or self. When reading the energy going to the future of people on earth one must keep in mind that this energy changes from moment to moment. While those powerful prophets of old were correct in their time and some of what they said has held to present day, much of their prophecies have lost relevancy. Just by hearing prediction, we change the outcome to some degree.\n76. The Law of Radiation. This _expression of Divine Activity is one of the most practical utility. Understanding radiatory, or emanatory condition of all substances as a specific point in evolution allows one to approach Reality. It is the outer effect produced by all forms in all kingdoms when their internal activity has reached such a stage of vibratory activity that the confining walls of the form no longer form a prison, but permit the liberation of the subjective essence. Liberation means the ability of any conscious atom to pass out of one sphere of energized influence into another of a higher vibration of a larger and wider expanse of conscious realization.\n77. The Law of Rebirth. Each life is an assuming of ancient obligations, a recovery of old relations, an opportunity for the paying of old indebtedness, a chance to make restitution and progress, an awakening of deep-seated qualities, a recognition of old friends and enemies, the solution of revolting injustices and the explanation of that which conditions the man and makes him what he is. This law, when understood, will do much to solve the problems of sex and marriage. It will create a person who treads more carefully on the path of life.\n78. The Law of Rebound. The law of rebound concerns the right of one to come out of a negative situation stronger and bolder and with more soul growth than previously experienced. This has been used as an example in stories since the beginning of mankind. Traumatic situations create the need for rebound, and the soul often seeks these negative occurrences to give self and observers a leap in faith.\n79. The Law of Repulse. This is also known as the law of all destroying angels, and its symbol is an angel with a flaming sword, turning in all directions. It is the Angel guarding the treasure, driving man forth in search of anothe way of entrance, thus forcing him through the cycle of rebirth until he finds the portal of initiation. The ray energy is rejecting energy of 1st ray, the dispersing factor.\n80. The Law of Responsibility. It was God\u2019s idea to separate, to give our soul existence. It was our idea to go away from God into materiality with the original purpose of profound and speedy soul growth. There are some souls who have experienced, to some degree, soul loss. God is responsible for us through love and we are responsible to become or reclaim this divine love. Once we establish the limits and boundaries of our responsibility, we can take full charge of that which is our duty and let go of that which is not. We find more enjoyment supporting others as we create more harmonious co-operative relationships by understanding that which falls within our realm of responsibility. Under this law we understand a person\u2019s need to over co-operate to such an extent that one becomes codependent \u2013 the condition which is obsessive focus on other people\u2019s lives. This law reminds us to respect our internal values and find our own point of balance.\n81. The Law of Rhythm. Everything flows, out and in; everything has its\u2019 tides; all things rise and fall; the pendulum-swing manifests in everything; the measure of the swing to the right is the measure of the swing to the left; rhythm compensates. This principle, on the Physical Plane, is the most visible of all principles and its power is observed within the forces of nature which move the waves and tides of our oceans and the continuous changes of the seasons. It is observed in the continuous cycles of life, death, and the rebirth of all things, a rise and fall of governments and nations, a constant creation and destruction of suns, worlds, and galaxies. On the plane of energy it is observed in the behavior of the alternating current wave of electricity, light, and heat as it vibrates between the positive and negative pole. Rhythm on the mental plane is experienced as the wide mood swings displayed in human nature. It can be experienced as extreme happiness, and then swing to extreme sadness \u2013 from a gentle behavior to an extremely violent behavior at the blink of an eye. Rhythm is the law of compensation and maintains the equilibrium in all things. It returns to us what we measure out in life. The return swing of the pendulum is assured without fail and there is no escape from the effects of this immutable law. This law holds us true to what we believe, or not believe, and compensates us accordingly. All of nature follows this law. Rhythm perpetuates the phenomenon of time. The pendulum-like swing of rhythm is immutable and we can only counteract its backward swing by mentally polarizing ourselves in a desirable position on the scale of life. It requires a dedicated personal commitment to cultivate the unknown within all of us in order to cause a quantum leap in the evolutionary process of life with all its aches and pains. This is a mental art that is known to hierophants, adepts, and masters of all ages. We will fulfill the law one way or another. Either use the law to our advantage, or become its subject. The door of universal law swings in all directions. The final result depends what we have chosen to believe and whether or not our belief system allows us to see the truth as it really is. If we do not want to know or do not care, then we will evolve through the standard process of evolution. Nothing can, or is allowed to stand still. All manifestation is the result of active energy producing certain results, and expenditure of energy in any one direction will necessitate an equal expenditure in an opposite direction.\n82. The Law of Right Human Relations. This law helps us define limits of behavioral control with others in third dimension. Let no one assume to forcibly teach, counsel or guide, for we all have the greatest of these we could hope for already within us. While each teacher is in a manner a director, the individual person may only be a means \u2013 not \u2013 a way of life. A strong action may promote refusal and achieve rejection, or it may encourage one to become dependent on another\u2019s will. By not searching for excellence within, one refuses the gifts already there but not recognized or realized. In our relationships we achieve greater results with others by our own fine example and also listening. People answer their own questions if given enough opportunity. The only real control we ever have and need is with self.\n83. The Law of Right to One\u2019s Own Space. This is an aspect of free will, but another law of its own. Everyone is entitled to make career decisions for self, decide the belief system one feels comfortable with, and generally create the life that will allow one to fulfill his or her own birth vision. This is the right to one\u2019s own space, the right to live one\u2019s own life (allowing for parental direction in the developing young person). Overprotective or controlling parents, friends and even dictators have impeded this law and right since almost the inception of mankind.\n84. The Law of Sacrifice (and Death). One of the seven laws of our solar system, under the three major laws. This is the controlling factor on the physical plane. The destruction of the form, in order that the evolving life may progress, is one of the fundamental methods in evolution. This is crucifixion, the basic law of all group work, the governing principle which results in each human unit eventually becoming a Savior. It is also known as the Law of those who choose to die. The symbol is a rosy cross with a golden bird hovering above it. The ray energy is out-pouring 4th ray. At-one-ing factor.\n85. The Law of Schools. (The Law of Love and Light.) This is a mysterious term used to cover the law as it affects the expansions of consciousness which an initiate undergoes, and his ability to attract to himself through knowledge, 1 \u2013 his own Higher Self, so as to produce alignment and illumination, 2 \u2013 his Guru, 3 \u2013 that which he seeks to know, 4 \u2013 that which he can utilize in his work of service, 5 \u2013 other souls with whom he can work. This law applies to the initiate who has transcended the stage of self-consciousness.\n86. The Law of Service. The law or science of service grows naturally out of the successful application of the sciences of the antahkarana and meditation, and is the governing law of the future. With the linking of soul and personality the light of the soul pours into the brain consciousness, resulting in the subordination of the lower to the higher. This identification produces a corresponding activity in the personal life and the activity we call service. Therein lies the growth through the service of the race, and through a cultivated self-forgetfulness. Service is the true science of creation and is a scientific method of establishing continuity. This is also known as the law of water and of fishes. The symbol is a pitcher on the head of a man who stands in the form of a cross. This law is the governing factor of the age of Aquarius. The ray energy is out-going energy of the 6th ray, vivifying factor. If the evasion of this law is a conscious action, there are karmic penalties. This work requires so much sacrifice of time and personal interest, requiring deliberate effort, conscious wisdom and the ability to work without attachment.\n87. The Law of Sex. This is the term applied to the force which brings about the physical merging of the two poles in connection with the animal kingdom, and of man, viewing him as responsive to the call of his/her animal nature. It concerns itself with the due guarding of the form in this particular cycle and its perpetuation. It is only powerful during the period of the duality of the sexes and their separation and, in the case of man, will be offset by a higher _expression of the law when man is again androgynous.\n88. The Law of Solar Evolution. This law is the sum total of all the lesser activities.\n89. The Law of Solar Union. When the interplay of the Suns is being dealt with from the material aspect and from the consciousness aspect, this term is occultly used. It is not possible to enlarge upon it.\n90. The Law of Sound. Every living thing in existence has a sound. Through this knowledge changes will be brought about and new forms developed through its medium. The release of energy in the atom is linked to the science of sound. Healing with sound is profoundly effective (vocal sounds \u2013 tuning forks \u2013 music). Sound has the power to restore people to their harmonic patterns. Chanting specific sounds and mantrams brings about great healing and raising of vibration, and produces virtually unimaginable results when done with group mantric chanting. The most powerful mantram known to present man is \u2018Om mani padme hum\u2019.\n91. The Law of Spiritual Approach. This law depicts the conscious act of a personality to create with its every thought, word and deed the ability to be the reflection of its god self. Every action is a prayer to the Creator of All. When this is done with success, the personality becomes a mirror or reflection of the god self for others to learn from and emulate. This is a walking, talking example of becoming our higher self.\n92. The Law of Spiritual Awakening. A basic level of self-control and stability is required to maintain the degree of effort required for the awakening of other states of awareness. Because such awakening brings with it higher forms of perception and power, self-centered misuse of the greater perception and power bears proportionally graver karmic consequence. Spiritual Awakening brings with it the need for moral impeccability.\n93. The Law of Summons. Otherwise known as soul talk, one can learn how to lift the soul from the physical body and summon another soul, to have a soul to soul talk. This is most powerful because there is no conscious ego present. The message of love and or explanation, or plea is received in a most profound manner.\n94. The Law of Surrender. Because people so cherish the self, surrendering is a very frightening experience. A person may experience the surrender as a leap into an abyss or as death. This may be perceived because s/he has not yet attained a complete trust and faith in God, the complete assurance that once the self is abandoned, the being automatically merges with a higher stage of existence which is necessarily ready and waiting to accept it. There is no chance for the process not to function. At the instant of surrender, the entire being of the individual merges into the specific higher manifestation of reality that it is in relation to at that point in its development. God streams into the soul that has managed to negate the self. This is the surrender of the idea of i.\n95. The Law of Synthesis. The Will aspect. One of the three major laws. Although this law is almost impossible for any but the buddhic faculty to understand the scope of this law, it demonstrates the fact that all things \u2013 abstract and concrete \u2013 exist as one. It is a unit of His thought, a thought form in its entirety, a concrete whole, and not the differentiated process that we feel our evolving system to be. It is the sum total, the center and the periphery, and the circle of manifestation regarded as a unit. It is the primary law of a Heavenly Man. The law of attraction has full sway. The law of economy is transcended.\n96. The Law of Teaching. This law concerns the responsibility people have to pass on that which they learn, for the continuation of the human race to benefit by this information, if it is in the higher interest of people to learn the acquired information.\n97. The Law of Telepathy. The will, projected from the point between the eyebrows, is known as the broadcasting apparatus of thought. When the feeling is calmly concentrated on the heart, it acts as a mental radio, and can receive the messages of others from far or near. In telepathy the fine vibrations of thoughts in one person\u2019s mind are transmitted through the subtle vibrations of astral ether and then through the grosser earthly ether, creating electrical waves which, in turn, translate themselves into thought waves in the mind of another person.\n98. The Law of Three Requests. Whenever we pray or request a higher power to assist, we bring stronger energy to the effort by repeating our request/prayer three times.\n99. The Law of Time. The only moment we have is now. This is where we create. What we have done is done and that moment in history exists only as a record or energy trace in time and space. The consequences of past actions are atoned through karma, and can be rewritten to a degree. The FUTURE only ever happens in and from the present tense and is built of today\u2019s thoughts, dressed by emotion and driven by action. Activity is the key. Third dimension living has more rigid structure of time than fourth dimension existence. There are those who can slip into \u2018no time\u2019 but these are people who have raised their personal vibration (demonstrating many virtues, dispensed a great deal of karma and much killing of the ego) and accessed the information to create the ability. Third dimension linear time was created for those living under this veil of forgetfulness to center in the moment and perceive a sense of order without the remembrance of burdens of past lives.\n100. The Law of Unconditional Love. This is a condition as well as a law of third dimension living. Loving ourselves and other people as they are, is honoring self and another\u2019s self and soul path. It is loving without judgement or reservation, an awareness we are all part of God or the All. When we love without condition or restraint we connect in a profound manner with our own higher self. We notice that we say the right things at the right time in our communication with others while loving unconditionally. Life and events seem to flow to us in a more joyous and agreeable manner. Everything seems easy when living in unconditional love.\n101. The Law of Unity. We are all connected, all bearing the seed of Divinity. This is the way we start, and the way we develop into eternity. It is only while in third dimension physical form, and because of the greater separation of our higher self from the personality, we experience the illusion that we stand alone. Fear enters our emotional body because of this illusion and begins to close more profoundly our connection to the Source. Also, when we experience great soul growth, in some small but profound manner, all benefit. All substance in this Universe flows to us and through us. We are All.\n102. The Law of Universal Sympathy. This law concerns a yogic power which allows a Yogi (a person who is devoid of the ego-principle) to transfer information, or influence others\u2019 minds.\n103. The Law of Vibration. One of the seven laws of our solar system, under the three major laws. This is the basis of manifestation, starting on the first plane, the beginning of the work of the Logos. This is the atomic law of the system, in the same sense that on each of our planes the first subplane is the atomic plane. Nothing rests; everything moves; everything vibrates. This is the law of progress, of movement and of rotation. This Principle explains that the differences between manifestations of matter, energy, mind and spirit, result largely from varying rates in vibration. All that exists, is in constant vibration and motion. Atoms always vibrate with such great rapidity that they seem motionless to the physical eye. At the other end of the scale are things that vibrate so slowly that they also appear to be motionless or non-existent. In between are the various vibrations of living entities which range from consciousness all the way down to the lowly dust particle that plays an important role in the food chain. Still there are things even lower then dust. If we were to follow the scale of life all the way down to the utmost regions of the negative pole (undifferentiated matter), we again would find ourselves in the realm of spirit \u2013 the Alpha, and the Omega. All that is, begins in spirit and ends in spirit completing a single cycle of evolution that will be repeated countless numbers of times through eternity.\n104. The Law of Will of God. The creators of our world carry out their work of form-building under this law. God\u2019s working has to do with things free from change and movement \u2013 things divine. 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        "raw_content": "Home News Racing Wissahickon And Kachy Star In Listed Fast Track Qualifier Wins At Lingfield Park\nMiddle-distance star Wissahickon and top sprinter Kachy booked their places for All-Weather Championships Finals Day with very impressive displays in Listed Fast-Track Qualifiers on Polytrack at Lingfield Park today, Saturday, February 2.\nWissahickon gained a free and automatic place in the 10-furlong \u00a3200,000 Betway Easter Classic at Lingfield Park on Good Friday, April 19, as he totally outclassed his rivals with a cheeky success over the same distance in the \u00a345,000 Listed Betway Winter Derby Trial.\nThe 117-rated four-year-old Tapit colt, trained by John Gosden for leading US owner/breeder George Strawbridge, soon settled in third on the inside of the eight-strong field behind stable companion Court House (5/1, Robert Havlin) and Big Country (5/1, Michael Appleby/Luke Morris).\nWissahickon, the 8/15 favourite, travelled strongly into the race under Frankie Dettori, but was hemmed in on the inside rail behind Court House with Big Country moving up to hit the front with a furlong to race.\nDettori had to switch out and come around Big Country, but Wissahckon put the race to bed in a matter of strides, running on strongly under a hands and heels ride to cruise home when eased down to triumph by three quarters of a length in a fast 2m 1.53s.\nBig Country took second, with another two and a quarter lengths back to Court House, with the first three home clear of Chiefofchiefs (14/1, Charlie Fellows/Richard Kingscote) in fourth.\nWissahickon is the 4/6 favourite with Betway to follow up with another 10-furlong success at Lingfield Park in the G3 Betway Derby on February 23, which is set to be his next appearance.\nNewmarket-based Gosden commented: \"Wissahickon got in a box, but managed to conjure his way out. He has a good turn of foot and the form is very solid with Court House, but he did well to quicken up from that position.\n\"It didn't go according to plan. We were hoping for a nice split, but Luke (Morris) was quite correctly keeping it tight, so Frankie had to check and come round.\n\"Full marks to the horse and jockey - there were three nice horses out there running in what is a good programme that they have put on for us on the All-Weather.\n\"The obvious plan is to go for the Winter Derby and the Easter Classic. I have always been a great supporter of All-Weather racing and, when they put programmes together like this, they should be supported.\"\nGosden and Strawbridge teamed up to win the 2018 Betway Winter Derby Trial with Utmost, who went on to annexe a G2 in Canada, and an international campaign could also be on the agenda for Wissahickon later in the year.\nThe trainer continued: \"Wissahickon is a lovely horse who will probably end up racing in America come the fall and next year. He is a Tapit, so he is really going to suit the surfaces out there.\n\"He has run a lovely race today and enjoys this surface. He has only had one mess-up, when we got the tactics wrong on the July Course, otherwise he has a pretty clean sheet.\"\nDettori, enjoying a winning first ride of 2019 in the UK, said: \"Wissahickon is a lovely horse, who has improved with every run.\n\"In general, they split at Lingfield Park and I was trying to be patient, but I had so much horse that I went round he won with ease.\n\"My last ride on him in the Cambridgeshire was amazing. He was a horse who worried a little bit, but he is getting a lot better with racing and tender loving care. He is a proper horse now.\n\"He is definitely out of handicaps now and it is Group races for him from now onwards.\"\nKachy, the 10/11 favourite, added a second All-Weather course record to his CV with a blistering performance in the six-furlong \u00a345,000 Listed Betway Cleves Stakes to set up another tilt at the \u00a3150,000 Betway All-Weather Sprint Championship on Good Friday.\nThe Tom Dascombe-trained six-year-old Kyllachy horse, who broke the record for the same distance at Wolverhampton in December, showed excellent speed from the stalls for Richard Kingscote and took up the running, despite being drawn in stall eight of the nine runners.\nKachy quickly established a clear lead and went further clear off the home turn and never looked in danger in the straight, with Kingscote easing his mount on the line to come home three and a half lengths clear of Gorgeous Noora (8/1, Archie Watson/Hollie Doyle) in 1m 8.32s, shaving almost half a second off the previous best time of 1m 8.75s.\nIt was a second successive Betway Cleves Stakes win for Kachy, following a short-head verdict 12 months ago, and he is 6/4 favourite with Betway for the Betway All-Weather Sprint Championship, in which he was second to French raider City Light last year.\nColin Gorman, assistant trainer to Cheshire-based Tom Dascombe, commented: \"Kachy did very well on Boxing Day at Wolverhampton and it was another track record today.\n\"I wouldn't say that he is better than last year, but he is just a bit more relaxed with his racing and life in general. It was a good performance.\n\"He has walked into the stalls today and I thought 'Oh God, he looks a bit quiet!' but he is so electric and Richard is very good out of the stalls. He gets the horse into a good stride very quickly and Kachy takes a lot of catching back - he is definitely a quick horse.\n\"I would say that we will leave him alone now until Good Friday. He definitely does better fresh, but Tom will have the final word.\n\"We have beaten convincingly the horses that we have taken on so far this season. Last year on Good Friday), we just didn't get into our stride quick enough and used a little bit of horse in the early part of the race.\n\"He has been jumping really quickly this year and taken two or three lengths out of the field. Better draws are obviously helpful - it gives Richard a bit of a chance to try and get a little bit of a breather coming down the hill.\n\"Going into Good Friday this year, you would have to be not confident, but we are really looking forward to it.\"\nKingscote added: \"Kachy is quick, he is happy to do it and he has some ability to back it up as well.\n\"He is such a muscular horse who has always been a bit raspy. I think having a wind operation has helped a touch, but I don't think that it has brought about lots and lots of improvement because the ability was there anyway.\n\"I think it is just making life a little easier for him and, since he has been on these turning tracks, he has been a different class.\n\"He has grown up a lot in recent years - he used to be quite keen on the way to the start and the guys that ride him out at home have done some good work. He is turning into a mature animal and he knows when the job is now.\n\"Even today, he didn't like it when I took a bit of a grip around that first bend - he wanted to do it himself - and we got into a bit of a fight. He is just much faster and better than the rest of them.\"\nArchie Watson is the trainer of runner-up, five-year-old Raven's Pass mare Gorgeous Noora, who is due to be covered at the end of the month by Zoustar who stands at part-owner David Redvers' Tweenhills Stud, and eighth home Corinthia Knight.\nThe Lambourn handler remarked: \"Gorgeous Noora was bought with the intention of getting black type and I am delighted with her.\n\"I think Kachy is a G1 horse under these sort of conditions on his day and Gorgeous Noora has run a very good race, beating some very good sprinters.\n\"She is improving fast and I think she is unexposed as a sprinter. 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        "raw_content": "Lismore Castle has always been a place for family gatherings. For generations, the castle has been used for fishing trips, birthday celebrations \u2014 where guests can curl up by the fireplace, take afternoon tea in the Drawing Room or dine on a multicourse feast in our Banquet Hall. The tradition has been alive for centuries \u2014 Lismore has been owned by the Duke of Devonshire\u2019s family since 1753.\nThe family still uses Lismore as his private home for much of the year, giving the castle a personal, lived-in feel, while maintaining the authenticity of this 800-year old building.\nBut Lismore\u2019s history is still growing. New families \u2014 friends of friends recommending Lismore as a place they love \u2014 are coming to celebrate anniversaries and milestone birthdays, host reunions and parties, or simply enjoy time together in this iconic and dramatic setting.\nContact us to find out how we can curate a family event for you: T. +353 (0)58 54288 E. info@lismorecastle.com\nCOMMENTS FROM SOME OF OUR FAMILIES\n\"The only place on earth to which we've returned again and again. We just love Lismore.\" (L.R. & N.F. USA)\n\u201cLismore Castle vacations are the stuff that dreams are made of. The staff is expert at making one and all feel that they are at home, being cosseted and cared for like no other place I have ever been. Under the watchful eye of Mr Denis Nevin, all is done to perfection. The food is outstanding,the Castle is so very comfortable, and the whole experience is one of sheer delight.\u201d (S.M.USA)\n\u201cMy family and I have just been lucky enough to spend an unbelievably memorable few days at Lismore\u2026 And we all had the best weekend ever. Denis and his team looked after us sensationally. We canoed, walked, ate and drank way too much, got rained on needless to say, and danced with the fantastic Booley House Group. And played an epic amount of Ping Pong and Snooker\u2026 We can\u2019t wait to find an excuse to come back\u2026\u201d (A.F. UK)",
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        "raw_content": "The new true stories\n11 min read . Updated: 19 Aug 2011, 10:03 PM IST Supriya Nair\nNarrative JournalismJournalismBasharat PeerSonia FaleiroRahul PanditaAman SethiSamanth SubramanianBooksGulabi GangBastarLabourersJazz GroupsNon-fictionAudio StoryLounge\nSonia Faleiro wrote four books\u2014books, not drafts\u2014 about the story she had been chasing for five years. Aman Sethi switched jobs, publishers and continents before he could bear to take a second look at the book he had been writing since the start of his career as a reporter. Samanth Subramanian travelled the length of India\u2019s coastline on weekends when he wasn\u2019t working. Rahul Pandita has followed his subject for the last 13 years.\nEach of these Herculean labours has produced very different books, all published in India in the last couple of years. They form part of a small but growing number of works of book-length, narrative journalism. Over the last couple of years, these books have become part of a new cultural conversation. They don\u2019t dominate best-seller lists, but that is not a measurable goal for their influence, any more than a work of literary fiction can be judged by its sales. They grab attention, sometimes by the nature of their subjects, sometimes because they meet controversy, and often because of great critical acclaim, mostly in India and sometimes abroad. They are written for serious, if not outright highbrow, Indian readers, who may not always find what they are looking for in Indian newspapers\u2014or not enough.\nMoving away from the civilizational narrative of the grand \u201cIndia\" books and scholarly histories, these recent releases invite us to look at the country through their unique, specialized prisms. Taken together, they show us a glimpse of a possible future for the writing and publishing of non-fiction, where new spaces are opening up for new kinds of journalism\u2014and perhaps new kinds of India stories.\nFor Meenal Baghel, editor, Mumbai Mirror, this newness is about both India and the story she has been following since 2008. Soon after the murder of television executive Neeraj Grover, Baghel got a call from Chiki Sarkar, then editor-in-chief of Random House India, to write a book of reportage on urban crime. Death in Mumbai, to be published later this year, recounts the crime that Baghel has been tracking through its sessions court trial which ended in June, with defendants Maria Susairaj and Emile Jerome both held guilty.\nClick here toListen Lounge Podcast\n\u201cThis is as much a book about a particular crime as it is about the aspirations of the young in a hyper-urban environment,\" Baghel says. \u201cAnd it is especially about the new dynamics between men and women.\"\nWould a story like Baghel\u2019s have found a place on a shelf of the \u201cIndia books\" of the past, few as they were? Would Uttar Pradesh\u2019s Gulabi Gang have found themselves the subject of a book like Amana Fontanella-Khan\u2019s The Pink Sari Revolution (out next year from Picador/Pan MacMillan India)? And do these books come because of, or in spite of, India\u2019s growing media industry?\nIn his history of the nation post-1947, India after Gandhi, Ramachandra Guha wrote of the relative paucity of books about modern history, suggesting that writers would have to \u201cfill in the blanks\". His hopes for a body of literature that addresses the present in \u201cthe most interesting country in the world\" might have taken a first step to fulfilment.\n\u201cThis grandeur,\" he says of India\u2019s modern condition, \u201ccan only be captured partly in fiction. But while a young writer 10 years ago may have wanted to follow Vikram Seth, there are more and more today who want to write non-fiction.\" He says he has noticed a \u201credressal of the balance in the last five or six years\". Even at the New India Foundation, where Guha is a trustee, applications for the annual fellowships, to write books about independent India, have been increasing in both number and quality every year.\n\u201cBeautiful Thing was the sort of leap of faith only a 20-something could take,\" says Faleiro. \u201cI gave up my job, spent days and nights between Kamathipura and Mira Road, lost touch with friends, and frankly, perhaps even with reality. \u201cI knew no one would read the book, but I didn\u2019t care. I wanted to write something that represented who I was as a person and what I stood for, and I wanted to write about the people who could most do with their story being told.\"\nThe depth of Faleiro\u2019s engagement with the people and milieu she writes about is a reason for her book\u2019s success. Short cuts are not easy to take in serious journalism. \u201cIf you spend a day or five with a subject you won\u2019t get a narrative,\" Faleiro says. She is currently researching a new book on the short- and long-term impact of poverty on children across India, tentatively out in 2014.\nAman Sethi, whose A Free Man was published last month, also spent five years tracking the lives of labourers at Bara Tooti in Sadar Bazar, Delhi. His acclaimed book sprang from an early article he wrote for Frontline magazine about the area. Part of his intent with it, he says, was to find new ways to write about labour, so long confined to a sort of anthropological look at the \u201cpoor and oppressed\".\n\u201cThe book and my journalistic career have run on parallel tracks,\" he says. But his book also departs from journalistic practice in significant ways. Sethi\u2019s book is a platform for men whose story he tells, and he \u201centers the space of biography\", as he says, which complicates the whole story. \u201cYou also have to have the humility to let your subject narrate his story as he sees it, not as you see it,\" he says. \u201cIt\u2019s the way the act of someone talking to a camera, in a documentary film, makes it a sort of \u2018truth machine\u2019.\"\nWe might say all these books are, in some ways, reactions to the growth as well as the limitations of journalism. Writing about the Grover case at book length, Baghel says, \u201cgave me a chance to spread my elbows on the table, to take a story that fascinated me and explore it in a manner that newspapers and magazine can\u2019t afford any longer. It made me fall back in love with journalism.\"\nMedia critics have worried about the shrinking space for reflective, considered print journalism, but in India, the growth of the industry in the last decade has also ensured some space for long-form writing. Magazines and newspapers also offer powerful support for writers, not to mention a vital \u201cday job\", to pay the bills and sustain what is still, essentially, an alternate career.\n\u201cI think it\u2019s a coincidence that a bunch of good books have come out around the same time,\" says Subramanian, author of 2010\u2019s Following Fish, which won the Shakti Bhatt First Book Prize late last year (Subramanian is a former employee of Mint, and worked at the newspaper while writing the book). \u201cBecause on the whole, as a writer of non-fiction, you\u2019re still unlikely to get research grants, or an advance that will allow you to live. Unlike a novel, with due respect to novelists, you need money for the travel and the legwork.\"\n\u201cIf book 1 works, then book 2 seems more viable,\" says Sarkar, now publisher, Penguin India, of prevailing publisher attitudes. \u201cBut the non-fiction you see now is just the result of some extremely hard work.\"\nMany writers based in India face significant challenges. Amrita Shah, who is working on a book about contemporary Ahmedabad and emerging urbanity in India and the world, says publishers may just be catching on to the difficulties of producing popular non-fiction in India. Her 2009-10 Fulbright fellowship was complemented by a New India fellowship in 2008; she is currently on a Homi Bhabha fellowship. \u201cIt just wasn\u2019t viable,\" points out Shah, who has written two earlier books, a biography of Vikram Sarabhai and a study of Indian television. \u201cInstitutional support, where it\u2019s available, is usually for academic work.\" She says publishers, in the past, have simply not known how to market books that are seriously researched, but also meant for popular readers.\nSome writers of non-fiction have found work and support abroad, as Subramanian points out. Yet they are hardly diaspora writers, unlike an earlier generation of Indian novelists: Their books exist because these journalists literally pounded the country\u2019s pavements. They may touch global themes and audiences (Faleiro\u2019s book released in the UK this month) but they are not meant to be \u201ccrossover\" works.\nThe case of New York-based writer Siddhartha Deb, whose book of reported essays, The Beautiful and the Damned: Life in the New India (Penguin/Viking), is just out, makes this clear. Crucial support for the book came from the US, where a research grant from the Nation Institute, New York, and a fellowship from the Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study at Harvard, both funded part of his writing. \u201cI\u2019m interested in readers everywhere and don\u2019t write for a particular market,\" he said while speaking to Mint last month. \u201cMaybe I hope to shake up Indian complacency a little.\"\nAs Deb\u2019s title suggests, there is an air of the Gilded Age about this moment in India, which may be what writers respond to as they dig deeper into the unseen country. Writing a new story, after all, is a political act, even if the writer doesn\u2019t think of it that way.\nBeyond narrative reportage, we are finding the outlines of \u201cIndia books\" that explore specific aspects of the country\u2019s history. It\u2019s difficult to imagine another moment in recent history when readers might have been able to look forward to popular non-fiction ranging from a history of India\u2019s Jazz Age, explored in Naresh Fernandes\u2019 soon-to-be-published Taj Mahal Foxtrot, to book selling in critic Nilanjana Roy\u2019s forthcoming book of essays, tentatively titled How to Read in Indian. Rahul Mehrotra\u2019s crisp scholarship in Architecture in India since 1990 offers readers perspective into the social and political construction of \u201cNew India\".\nOther keenly anticipated books take up subjects that have intrigued a generation of readers since Suketu Mehta\u2019s Maximum City (2004), a turning point for Indian non-fiction. Books like Rana Dasgupta\u2019s study of what he calls \u201cpost-liberal, globalized Delhi\" (to be published in India by HarperCollins around spring 2013), and The New Yorker staff writer Katherine Boo\u2019s Behind the Beautiful Forevers (out from Penguin next February), will expand a tradition of urban Indian narratives. Boo\u2019s interest in \u201cthe infrastructure of opportunity\" led her to the slums of Mumbai in late 2007. \u201cIt\u2019s not really about slums,\" though, she says. \u201cThe abiding reporting interest is the same as my abiding interest in the US: How do people get out of poverty and into the middle class? In both America and India I find the subject to be an under-reported one.\"\nUntold histories: (from top) Naresh Fernandes writes about Mumbai\u2019s jazz history (Courtesy \u2018Taj Mahal Foxtrot: The Story of Bombay\u2019s Jazz Age\u2019 by Naresh Fernandes (Roli Books); Aman Sethi writes uniquely about urban labour (Priyanka Parashar/Mint); Samanth Subramanian (Harikrishna Katragadda/Mint); the Gulabi Gang will be the subject of Amana Fontanella-Khan\u2019s new book (Akshay Mahajan); and Bastar is the epicentre of Rahul Pandita\u2019s book. (Courtesy Rahul Pandita)\nThat isn\u2019t to say good non-fiction hasn\u2019t always existed here, he argues, \u201cbut it hasn\u2019t been adequately explored. Two things: Publishers need to pay for such books\u2014and the books need to sell well.\" (One of Aleph\u2019s non-fiction titles, due next year, is Mint columnist Pamela Timms\u2019 exploration of food in Old Delhi.)\nThe non-fiction market in India still relies heavily on categories not remotely connected to narrative journalism: business/management, self-improvement, and fitness. According to book-store chain Crossword, Rashmi Bansal\u2019s Connect the Dots was 2008\u2019s best-selling book across every category. Numbers for more literary non-fiction are still too raw, and insignificant. But Sivaram Balakrishnan, marketing manager, Crossword Bookstores, Mumbai, says he expects the volume of non-fiction published in India to increase every year, with particular growth for categories such as biography and books related to current news.\n\u201cI don\u2019t commission books based on \u2018what\u2019s hot,\u2019\" says Sarkar. \u201cTo make money, I\u2019d try and get Sachin Tendulkar to write his autobiography. But if we ask: Will the India story include everyone? Who will it affect and how? I think these are questions that can\u2019t be answered purely by fiction.\"\nWe are a long way from the steady flow of narrative journalism that is produced in the US and the UK, both in magazines and books. \u201cIf you look at the American or European tradition,\" says writer Basharat Peer, \u201cit becomes apparent that we\u2019re at a nascent stage.\"\nBut at the time Peer made his debut, in 2009, there arguably wasn\u2019t even a conversation starter. That year, he published the lucid, eye-opening Curfewed Night (Random House), part-memoir, part-reportage about the violence wreaked on ordinary lives in Kashmir. He worked as a journalist in Delhi, reporting by day and reading and writing by night. He began work on it in a political climate that felt hostile; in 2007, when an Indian publisher first read it, he says, \u201cI was seriously worried about being stopped at the airport by the police, or having my passport impounded.\"\nCurfewed Night came out the summer after massive protests in Kashmir had received nationwide attention, and the brutality with which they were met by state forces had made an impact on national attention. Peer, who has spent the last three years travelling through India to research his next book on the country\u2019s Muslims, says he\u2019s still \u201ccompletely shocked\" at how positive the Indian response to Curfewed Night was. 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        "raw_content": "Illustrations by Shyamal Banerjee/Mint\n3 property deals that need extra thought\n6 min read . Updated: 03 Jan 2011, 08:48 PM IST Devesh Chandra Srivastava\nInvest in RealtyReal EstateProperty DealsInvestmentFarmlandMoney MattersReal Estate\nThe real estate market witnessed a buying/selling frenzy in 2006-07 and the beginning of 2008. Foreign direct investment, introduced in 2005, had settled in by then and prices were up 40-50% the actual values. In some cases, prime properties were sold 10 times in a month.\nHowever, there were lessons to be learnt when the tables turned by 2008-end. Average residential capital values fell by 18-20% in March 2009 from the highs witnessed in the first half of 2008 and indiscreet investors burnt their fingers.\nLike any other investment, you need to be careful when investing in a property. With prices stable at present, there is renewed buying interest. Here are three deals you should be cautious about.\nOwning a farmland in a distant suburb of a city has become fashionable. There are parties to be organized and holidays to be spent; add to it the rural flavour to busy city lives. For instance, Delhi has such plotted developments in and around Faridabad, Gurgaon, Ghaziabad, Sonepat and Greater Noida.\nSensing the trend, realtors are opening new investment opportunities in this category. But there are certain checks you need to run before buying.\nIt could be an agricultural land: If it turns out to be an agricultural land, you won\u2019t be able to construct any structure on it. At the maximum, you can build a small hutment.\nSays Arun Mittal, managing director, Aarcity Infrastructure Pvt. Ltd, a Noida-based real estate firm: \u201cSuch investments involve a higher degree of risk as most of these plots come under the agricultural domain and may not be authorized to build any kind of housing.\"\nArea restrictions: A small piece of land that you buy cheap can\u2019t be a farmland. Every state has an area specification that makes a land eligible to fall into the farmland category. Moreover, in most states, you cannot build on more than 5% of the total farmland.\n\u201cFor instance, a farmland in Delhi needs to have an area of at least 2.5 acres and you can build on only 5% of the total area,\" says Bhim Yadav, chief executive officer, Falcon Realty Ltd, a Delhi-based real estate firm.\nHigh price points: Though these are in far-flung areas, they don\u2019t come cheap. Says Pradeep Mishra, a Delhi-based real estate consultant: \u201cA comparison between the rates offered by the realtor selling these plots and the prevailing rates in the same area suggest that the plots are pitched at slightly higher prices.\"\nFor instance, farmlands across Noida-Greater Noida Expressway are available in the price range of Rs70 lakh to Rs1.5 crore. A normal residential plot in Greater Noida that will give you enough living space may come at a lower price.\nPartial selling not possible: If at a later stage, you need quick money and want to sell the farmland, you will have to get rid of the entire land. In fact, if a realtor is selling small pieces of land next to each other, check with the local land records department of the village about the authenticity of the plotted development.\nThere\u2019s something for everybody. If there are studio apartments for youngsters and bachelors, there are projects to cater to senior citizens, too. Complete with facilities such as 24-hour hospital care and spa, meditation and fitness centres, these are sure tempting.\nServices at a cost:Do not associate affordability with the senior citizen tag. With features of hospitality, healthcare and lifestyle, senior citizen homes come at a premium.\nThough the basic cost of apartments is comparable with other housing projects in the same area, the occupants are required to shell out extra on a monthly basis. And this adds to the total cost ultimately.\nAnkur Gupta, joint managing director, New-Delhi-based realty firm Ashiana Housing, says these houses are higher in value since there are services associated with them. \u201cBasically, it is a lifestyle product and has a business angle too. These are meant for those who can afford the services along with the housing cost,\" Gupta adds.\nRestrictive clauses: Unlike regular projects, there are some constraints in these. In some of the projects, there is a mandatory stay-in period. For instance, Impact Senior Living Estates Pvt. Ltd, developing flats for senior citizens in Amritsar, has a lock-in period of four years. Exit before this period and pay extra, yet again.\nSays Jaivir Singh, vice-president, Isle-Impact Senior Living Estates Pvt. Ltd: \u201cIf the buyer exits the project, the occupant will get back his money after deducting a few lakhs from the initial deposit.\"\nWhat happens after owner dies: Though the senior citizen home concept comes from developed markets such as the US, India does not have any regulation on the title ownership after the senior citizen\u2019s demise. In other words, 15-20 years hence after the demise of the occupants, the project may not be inhabited by senior citizens at all.\nMoreover, the person who inherits the property may not want to pay for the extra lifestyle-associated expenses.\nSome developers give an option. They are ready to lease out the property for 15-20 years. Rakindo Developers Project Ltd, a joint venture firm between Rakeen Group of the UAE and Trimex Group of India, has a buy-back clause that would be incorporated in the sale deed.\nLocation disadvantage: Most of these projects are situated in the suburbs of metros and tier II locations. Being far from the main city, the location may not offer you other amenities apart from what is available within the apartment complex.\nAlso, even if a senior citizen is happy staying put, the heir or the caretaker may not like the idea.\nRetail space promises regular rental return and decent appreciation. Driven by huge consumer demand, there is increased construction activity in the retail industry. But for now, you should stay away from retail space, especially malls.\nIncreased vacancy: Data suggests shop vacancy would increase in the near future owing to oversupply since retail space is concentrated in a few metros.\nAccording to a recent report by property consultants Jones Lang LaSalle, at the end of the third quarter in 2010, NCR-Delhi and Mumbai together constitute 70% of the total retail space in India. The report adds that 94 shopping centres with total retail space of 37 million sq. ft is expected to come up across seven cities between the fourth quarter of 2010 and the year 2012. It forecasts 24.9 million sq. ft of absorption against this supply in the same period. This will increase vacancy from 19.9% recorded in the third quarter in 2010 to 25.4% in 2012.\nWhat this means for the investor? Your tenant may not get enough customers to sustain the rentals, which may eventually plummet.\nRevenue sharing model may not work for you: After the 2008 downturn, participants in the retail sector changed their strategy to a revenue sharing model. Through this, the tenant shopkeeper would share the revenues from his business instead of paying a rent.\nHowever, the expected oversupply situation in the metros may get you in trouble. Says Subhranshu Pani, joint managing director (retail), Jones Lang LaSalle: \u201cRevenue sharing may not remain consistent for the occupier as it primarily depends on his business. Buyers and investors in the retail space should be cautious while investing in retail compared with other asset classes.\"\nIf one of these deals appeals to you, make sure you do your due diligence before entering it. Also, it\u2019s best to know what you are getting into.",
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        "raw_content": "Hopes raised for Cains jobs\nHOPES have been raised that Liverpool's last major brewery could be sold and more than 140 jobs saved.\nHOPES have been raised that Liverpool's last major brewery could be sold and more than 140 jobs saved. Cains was put on the market last month by owner the Danish Brewing Group.\nAlmost 70 staff work at the brewery and 75 in its 10 pubs. Ole Timm, managing director of the Toxteth plant in Stanhope Street, blamed continual losses for the disposal.\nBut he revealed today that there has been \"huge interest from all around the country\". And he said he wants to sell Cains in one package.\n\"There's massive interest for the pubs. People are also interested in the brand and there has been a lot of interest in the property. But I have had to turn them all down because I want to sell the company as a going concern to one investor.\"\nSeveral potential suitors have already toured the plant.\n\"We are in discussions with them now. They have given us their first intentions of what they want to do,\" he revealed. \"I am more optimistic now than I was when I started. I was very pessimistic then.\"\nThe eventual owner must act to reverse a history of \"significant losses,\" he said.\n\"The Danish Brewery Group has made a loss every year of the 12 years we have owned the company. I think we have been very patient.\n\"Whoever comes in has to be someone who has an idea to change things. Anyone who buys it would come in and make changes. Hopefully they could add new production to the brewery. Or they could downsize it or utilise it in some other way.\"\nHe admitted: \"If we can't sell the whole thing as a going concern I would start selling off the company in parts. But I hope I never reach that stage.\"\nNext week real ale champion Camra's Merseyside branch launches its own campaign to try and save Cains.\nA spokesman said: \"We want to raise people's awareness that we are going to lose the continuity of brewing in Liverpool.\"\nOle Timm said: \"We are supportive of the Camra campaign and we appreciate what they are doing for us.\"",
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        "raw_content": "Jillian McNulty is well known in Longford and beyond for her heroic campaigning efforts to get Orkambi funded by the Irish government.\nJillian herself suffers from Cystic Fibrosis and spends much of her time organising fundraising campaigns for Cystic Fibrosis patients.\nIn 2017 she won the Longford Person of the Year Award and has been winning awards left, right and centre ever since. In April last year, she was named one of IMAGE Magazine's Inspirational Role Models for young Irish women. And, in 2017 she received a Hidden Hearing Hero Award.\nJillian is currently working on getting her next fundraiser for Cystic Fibrosis up and running. The Valentine's Day Ball will take place on February 9 in Lough Rynn Castle.",
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        "raw_content": "There are several types of commercial real estate investment strategies that can be employed. One involves the search for high-profile real estate, such as famous buildings. One Miami property that sold for $142 million serves as an example of a prominent commercial property deal. Nashville has numerous property options with a booming real estate market that is changing the city's famous skyline.\nA more subtle investment strategy involves looking for inconspicuous properties that offer a great return on investment. Some investors look for properties that were affected by the recession and attached to loans that will come due in the future. A more passive strategy involves investing in real estate investment trusts that own a pool of income-producing properties, and REITs have the added benefit of being publicly traded.\nWorking an experienced attorney can benefit lottery winners as well as those looking to invest more modest funds. While all investment comes with risk, commercial development offers more calculated risks than many other types of investment. A lawyer can assist in the process of drafting documents, securing commercial property, ensuring that the client's interests are protected and dealing with any disputes that arise in the transaction.",
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        "raw_content": "A common question we get here at LongSchaefer is when it\u2019s a good time to claim Social Security. It\u2019s a good question, and one that shouldn\u2019t be taken lightly. Check out our LongSchaefer Pro Tips video for a brief overview of the subject, or read our comprehensive breakdown below.\nMake Sure to Speak with a Professional\nThe first and most important thing you should do is consult with a professional. It\u2019s a common misconception that the personnel at the Social Security office will be able to help you make this decision. The fact is, their personnel aren\u2019t trained to advise on that decision, and they won\u2019t be able to effectively help you with your questions. Talking to a professional at LongSchaefer will ensure you make the best decision for your unique situation. Now let\u2019s look at some factors that we\u2019ll consider.\nFactors You Should Consider First\nIf you\u2019re planning on claiming Social Security benefits early, some of the major factors you should consider are:\nCurrent Health - If you\u2019re in poor health, taking out Social Security benefits may be the recommended course of action. It all depends on what the prognosis of your health condition is, and whether you need the money to help cover expenses.\nMortality in Your Family - If your family has a history of early mortality, especially from the condition you\u2019re suffering from, it\u2019s worth strongly considering taking your Social Security benefits out early.\nEmployment Situation - The primary reason you\u2019ll be taking your Social Security out early is to help cover expenses. If you\u2019re unemployed or not getting enough hours or unemployment benefits, taking out Social Security may be the way to go.\nRetirement Assets - You should also consider all of your retirement assets before making your decision. Having a comprehensive picture of your savings situation will help you make the best choice for needs.\nIncome Available - You should also look at how much income you have immediately available, as this is probably your most liquid asset.\nWhen you work with LongSchaefer, we\u2019ll look through all of these factors with you, making it as easy as possible to make the right decision.\nThe Goal of this Analysis\nThe main goals of taking out your Social Security benefits are:\nTo give you the income you need\nProvide you with money you can\u2019t outlive\nIf you meet all of these needs, it may be time to claim your Social Security benefits.\nConsult with LongSchaefer\nBefore making a major decision like this, it\u2019s best to consult with a professional. For more information and to schedule an appointment with LongSchaefer, contact us today.",
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        "raw_content": "3.66. Heart and circulatory disease, also known as cardiovascular disease (CVD), causes a quarter of all deaths in the UK [115] and is the largest cause of premature mortality in deprived areas. This is the single biggest area where the NHS can save lives over the next 10 years. CVD is largely preventable, through lifestyle changes and a combination of public health and NHS action on smoking and tobacco addiction, obesity, tackling alcohol misuse and food reformulation. Chapter Two sets out more detail. Eating too much salt remains a leading cause of raised blood pressure, leading to thousands of heart attacks, strokes and early deaths. Reducing salt in foods by 1 gram/day, for example, could prevent 1,500 premature deaths each year and save the NHS over \u00a3140 million The government has been clear that salt intake needs to reduce. Some \u2013 but insufficient \u2013 progress has been made with the voluntary salt reduction programme. The government has agreed to set out by Easter 2019 the details of how the programme\u2019s targets will be met.\n3.67. Early detection and treatment of CVD can help patients live longer, healthier lives. Too many people are still living with undetected, high-risk conditions such as high blood pressure, raised cholesterol, and atrial fibrillation (AF). Other countries have made more progress on identification and diagnosis working towards people routinely knowing their \u2018ABC\u2019 (AF, Blood pressure and Cholesterol). Replicating this approach will be increasingly possible with digital technology, and major progress could be achieved working with the voluntary sector, employers, the public sector and NHS staff themselves.\n3.68. Working with local authorities and PHE, we will improve the effectiveness of approaches such as the NHS Health Check, rapidly treating those identified with high-risk conditions. Working with voluntary sector partners, community pharmacists and GP practices will also provide opportunities for the public to check on their health, through tests for high blood pressure and other high-risk conditions. Expanding access to genetic testing for Familial Hypercholesterolaemia (FH), which causes early heart attacks and affects at least 150,000 people in England [116], will enable us to diagnose and treat those at genetic risk of sudden cardiac death. Currently only 7% of those with FH have been identified [117], but we will aim to improve that to at least 25% in the next five years through the NHS genomics programme.\n3.69. Where individuals are identified with high risk conditions, appropriate preventative treatments will be offered in a timely way. We will support pharmacists and nurses in primary care networks (see Chapter One) to case find and treat people with high-risk conditions. Where 100 people with AF are identified and receive anticoagulation medication, an average of four strokes are averted, preventing serious disability or even death. The creation of a national CVD prevention audit for primary care will also support continuous clinical improvement.\n3.70. People with heart failure and heart valve disease will be better supported by multi-disciplinary teams as part of primary care networks. 80% of heart failure is currently diagnosed in hospital, despite 40% of patients having symptoms that should have triggered an earlier assessment [118]. When admitted to hospital, we will improve rapid access to heart failure nurses so that more patients with heart failure, who are not on a cardiology ward, will receive specialist care and advice [119]. Better, personalised planning for patients will reduce nights spent in hospital and reduce drug spend. 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More effective mapping of data on incidence will help direct community initiatives to areas where they are most needed, with the British Heart Foundation\u2019s national Outcomes Registry allowing us to track survival rates and target unwarranted variation.\nCase study: CPR and GoodSAM\nApps and mobile technology are increasingly helping people to play a role in their own care and that of others. The GoodSAM app platform allows members of the public who can deliver basic life support (CPR) and use a defibrillator to receive alerts from anyone in their local area who needs urgent assistance. It integrates with ambulance dispatch systems and also features a crowdsourced map of defibrillators \u2013 including those in vehicles. The platform now has over 19,000 volunteers and partnerships with 80 organisations, including many NHS ambulance trusts. This is being supported to scale nationwide.\n3.72. Cardiac rehabilitation is an intervention recommended by NICE which can save lives, improve quality of life and reduce hospital readmissions [121]. Access to and uptake of cardiac rehabilitation services varies across England, and only 62,822 patients (52%) of the 121,500 eligible patients per year take up offers of cardiac rehabilitation [122]. Scaling up and improving marketing of cardiac rehabilitation to be amongst the best in Europe will prevent up to 23,000 premature deaths and 50,000 acute admissions over 10 years.\nMilestones for cardiovascular disease\nThe NHS will help prevent up to 150,000 heart attacks, strokes and dementia cases over the next 10 years.\nWe will work with our partners to improve community first response and build defibrillator networks to improve survival from out of hospital cardiac arrest.\nBy 2028 the proportion of patients accessing cardiac rehabilitation will be amongst the best in Europe, with up to 85% of those eligible accessing care.\n116. 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        "raw_content": "UK: PROBATION ON TRIAL.\nUK: PROBATION ON TRIAL. - The running-in period seems to be running out of supporters.\nThe running-in period seems to be running out of supporters.\nHas time run out for the probationary period? New recruits are traditionally told that they will be on trial for the first month or more before their employment is confirmed. The time allows for references to be checked and for the employer to ensure that the worker is up to the job. But what useful purpose does this running-in period serve? Indeed does it have any legal validity?\n'There's no point to it at all,' says Chris Brewster, professor of European human resource management at Cranfield School of Management. The fact is that, right across Europe, employers are moving to short-term contracts with fewer permanent jobs on offer. Firms now have stacked the cards in their favour. 'It's no longer the case that, once employed, you have to be bloody awful to lose your job. With the advent of short-term contracts, you have to prove you are marvellous before you are asked to stay.' Even where probationary periods still apply, they are badly managed, argues Brewster. 'What generally happens is that employees are taken on, go through the probationary period without any on-going assessment, and become employed by default when their manager forgets that the probation has come to an end.'\nIan Hunter, assistant director of the London region of ACAS, is equally adamant. Existing employment legislation renders the probationary period redundant, he says. Companies are more than adequately protected against poor employment decisions because employees cannot claim unfair dismissal until they have been continuously employed for two years (except in a few specific instances such as dismissal on grounds of race or sex).\n'In effect, everyone is on a probationary period of two years, since during that time you can be dismissed and have no comeback through an industrial tribunal.'\nNevertheless, probationary periods do have some legal implications which should not be ignored, says The Industrial Society's employment law expert Olga Aikin. 'If a manager forgets the end date, the employee is thereafter confirmed in the contact,' she says.\nACAS also draws attention to the importance of the wording.\n'If a person is employed on six months' probation but the employer wants to be rid of them after two weeks, then the wording could be crucial in determining whether the employee has any claim for compensation,' says a spokesman. 'If it were felt that the contract amounted to a guarantee of employment throughout the probationary period, then a claim for breach of contract might succeed.'\nCertainly a majority of organisations continue to use probationary periods.\nThe Boots Company always takes on all staff subject to a three-month probationary period. 'It's a two-way thing,' says Boots spokesman. 'It allows individuals to assess whether they are happy with us, and vice versa. Often references and medical reports have not come through when we offer someone a job and it allows a little extra time for that. More importantly, it means we can assess performance and arrange for training which may be necessary.' All recruits to Essex Police are on a two-year probationary period, says the force's personnel officer Ian Watson. 'We think of it as an extended on-the-job training period. We use it to try and identify problems with performance, so that we can bring people up to scratch.'\nStefan Stern of the Industrial Society believes that few organisations employ probationary periods in so positive a way. 'They should be viewed as part of the very important induction process. More often they are seen merely as an opt-out safety net when something goes wrong. If recruitment and selection are well thought out and followed by a proper induction process, then what purpose does the probationary period serve?'",
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        "raw_content": "Showing Trieste and the Meaning of Nowhere by Jan Morris\nJan Morris has crafted a meditation on a most unusual city. James (as she was then) first visited Trieste as a soldier at the end of World War II. Since then, the city has come to represent her own life, with all its hopes, disillusionments, loves and memories.",
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        "raw_content": "I will be a passionate champion for South Dakota\u2019s tourism industry! By investing in tourism, we will create new jobs, grow our economy, and preserve our quality of life. Tourism is our second largest industry- generating over $3.8 billion in annual spending and nearly $280 million in state and local taxes. The tourism industry supports over 53,000 jobs- almost ten percent of all jobs in South Dakota.\nSouth Dakota is the land of infinite variety and we have unlimited potential to further develop our tourism industry throughout the state. In the West, we have the beautiful Black Hills and Badlands with must-see attractions. We have the Missouri River running through the center of our state with endless fishing and recreation opportunities. In Northeast South Dakota we have lakes and wetlands that support world class walleye fishing and unbelievable early season duck hunting\u2026 and so much more. Millions of people come to South Dakota each year to enjoy the great outdoors Terry Redlin\u2019s paintings memorialize.\nIf given the honor to be your new governor, I will\u2026\n1. Double the \u201cMillion Dollar Challenge\u201d\nInvesting in our state\u2019s tourism industry is one of the best investments we can make to create jobs and grow our economy. Every $1 invested in the Department of Tourism\u2019s marketing campaign generates $51 in visitor spending and $4 in tax revenue for our state. Tourism brings nearly 14 million visitors to South Dakota every year, spending over $3.8 billion. Investing more money in tourism marketing will result in more visitor spending that will fuel our economy and more tax revenue for our state so we can keep taxes low for citizens.\nGovernor Rounds started the \u201cMillion Dollar Challenge\u201d matching-grant program and the results have been remarkable. As governor, I will propose we take the program to the next level by increasing funding to $2 million annually for at least four years.\nThe program is now called the Matching Dollar Challenge Grant Program. It is a cooperative marketing partnership for new and/or enhanced marketing initiatives. Grant applicants may apply for up to $20,000 annually, and recipients are expected to match the funds provided by the Department of Tourism.\n\u2022Enable South Dakota visitor industry businesses/organizations to expand their marketing reach.\n\u2022Increase visitation to South Dakota and increase visitor spending.\n\u2022Accommodate projects with innovative potential.\nBusinesses and organizations applying for grant funds must provide a minimum of 50 percent of the total project marketing costs. Once approved, the Department of Tourism then matches up to 50 percent of those costs. Both grant funds and partner\u2019s matching funds must be used for hard marketing like print, radio, TV, or digital efforts.\n2. One More Day Campaign\nThe average tourist spends $280 per trip to South Dakota, and the average trip is 3.5 days. During peak season, tourists spend over $10 million each day. If we can get tourists to spend one more day in South Dakota during their visit, we will generate tens of millions in new spending and millions in new tax revenue.\nAs governor, I will lead a marketing campaign to encourage visitors to explore more of South Dakota\u2019s great places and faces. The statewide campaign will utilize innovative marketing to show visitors what South Dakota has to offer and convince them to stay a little longer when they visit.\n3. Increase the Pheasant Population\nWhether you hunt or not, all South Dakotans have a huge stake in bringing back the pheasant population. Pheasant hunting brings 80,000 to 100,000 non-resident hunters to our state every year and impacts thousands of jobs by contributing hundreds of millions to South Dakota\u2019s economy. Hunting benefits tourism, retailers, the hospitality industry, communities, and more.\nWe must preserve South Dakota\u2019s status as the Pheasant Hunting Capital of the World. Unfortunately, we have seen a significant decrease in our state\u2019s pheasant population over the past decade. The most recent annual pheasant brood survey shows an alarming decrease in the statewide pheasants-per-mile (PPM) index. The 2017 statewide pheasants-per-mile index is 1.68, down from the 2016 index of 3.05.\nAs governor, I will lead the effort to build a strong partnership with all stakeholders across South Dakota. I will create a Blue Ribbon Commission to develop short and long-term objectives to restore our state\u2019s pheasant population. We will create public-private partnerships and take aggressive action to increase pheasant numbers.\nI will work with both landowners and sportsmen for funding opportunities, including a voluntary $10 habitat stamp and a habitat license plate sportsmen could buy to generate partnership funding with landowners to increase our long-term habitat. The plan will help revitalize rural communities, create new jobs, and grow our economy.\n4. Recreation Infrastructure Development\nWe have some of the best state parks and recreation areas in the nation, and we have great potential to make them even better for residents and visitors to enjoy. I am committed to investing in recreation infrastructure across the state that will increase tourism, improve our quality of life, and grow our economy. 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        "raw_content": "(Updated on Jan. 24 to clarify who filed the complaint.)\nJacquelyn Martin AP\nThe complaint is based on a Mother Jones and The Trace story published earlier this month.\nThe group says that Burr and the NRA\u2019s fund had similar television ads that aired on the same network (NBC affiliate WECT in Wilmington), during the same weeks, in the same time slots, using the same media vendor and the same person to authorize the media buys (Jon Ferrell).\n\u201cIt\u2019s a factless, baseless story. ... It lacks complete understanding of federal election laws,\u201d Paul Shumaker, who was a campaign consultant for the Burr campaign, said in an interview Wednesday. \u201cIt\u2019s a frivolous complaint.\u201d\nShumaker said it is not unusual for large vendors to work for multiple clients in a federal election, adding that the companies have a responsibility for internal \u201cfirewall\u201d agreements.\nThe FEC\u2019s website contains a description of what it considers coordinated communications and how firewalls must be implemented. The firewall, the FEC says, \u201cmust be designed and implemented to prohibit the flow of information.\u201d\nDocuments in the Mother Jones story and included in the FEC complaint show that Ferrell signed off on television ad purchases as the a representative of National Media on behalf of the Burr campaign on Oct. 12, 24 and 27 and Nov. 2, while signing on NRA-funded purchases through Red Eagle Media on Sept. 19 and Oct. 21.\nIn 2016, the National Rifle Association aired TV ads against Democratic Senate candidate Deborah Ross in her race against Republican U.S. Sen. Richard Burr.\nFerrell is the chief financial officer for National Media, \u201ca nationally recognized leader in media research, planning, and placement for issue advocacy, corporate, and political campaigns,\u201d according to its site.\nBurr, a Winston-Salem Republican, won a third term in the U.S. Senate in 2016, defeating Democratic candidate Deborah Ross by more than 5 percentage points. The NRA spent $6.2 million on Burr\u2019s 2016 campaign, its largest-ever expenditure on a non-presidential race at that time, according to the Center for Responsive Politics.\nBurr had an A+ rating from the NRA in 2016.\nThe FEC is closed during the partial government shutdown. Its website says the \u201cFEC will be unable to provide any services during the government shutdown.\u201d\nThe complaint also alleges similar coordination with the NRA by Missouri Sen. Josh Hawley\u2019s 2018 campaign and the unsuccessful 2018 campaign of Montana Senate candidate Matt Rosendale. Those allegations were also detailed in the Mother Jones story.\n\u201cThis isn\u2019t a complaint. It\u2019s a partisan press release rehashing tired and desperate false attacks in an effort to compensate for losses at the ballot box,\u201d said Jessica Furst Johnson, counsel On Message, which advised the Hawley campaign, in a statement. \u201cThe Hawley campaign and its vendors take compliance very seriously, and maintained and executed comprehensive, compliant firewalls upon advice of counsel. Suggesting otherwise is nothing shy of an attempt to manipulate the legal process and the press for political gain.\u201d\nBut the president of the American Democracy Legal Fund said the actions deserve scrutiny.\n\u201cFederal elections laws are clear: campaigns are prohibited from coordinating paid communications with outside groups like the NRA. That is exactly what the campaigns of Senators Burr and Hawley appear to have done. Their actions at the very least deserve scrutiny from the FEC,\u201d American Democracy Legal Fund President Brad Woodhouse said in a statement.",
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        "raw_content": "When you\u2019re considering healthcare facilities including clinics and hospitals, there\u2019s an enormous amount of waste. Of this waste, the World Health Organization estimates about 80% is categorized as general waste, and 20% is defined as biohazard waste.\nThat 20% is further classified into three primary categories, which are infectious waste, hazardous waste, and radioactive waste. Infectious and anatomical waste makes up the largest majority of these subcategories, with estimates showing about 15% of hazardous waste is infectious or anatomical in origin.\nThese anatomical waste items are described as pathological, and they\u2019re one of the most difficult for clinics and care facilities to handle, often.\nHere are a few fast facts and tips that can help navigate the handling of pathological waste.\nPathological waste is described as human-derived materials, such as tissue, cells, and even teeth. It\u2019s often produced during surgery and includes bodily fluids that might be removed. According to the World Health Organization, this type of waste can also include contaminated animal carcasses.\nWho\u2019s Impacted by Pathological Waste Regulations\nWhile pathological waste isn\u2019t commonly produced in primary care practices, it\u2019s seen in most other care facilities and clinics. Of course hospitals product a significant amount of pathological waste, but so do centers where cosmetic surgeries occur, dental facilities where there may be surgery, and even vet clinics. Pathological waste may be produced by blood banks, labs, and mortuary centers as well.\nState Regulations Dictate Handling of Pathological Waste\nSome federal guidelines and regulations explain how clinics should deal with pathological waste, but much of the guidance comes from the state level, and it may vary pretty significantly between states. In Michigan, as an example, dealing with pathological requires the marking of waste with a biohazard tag and an \u201cIncinerate Only\u201d label. There are also specific guidelines, such as a requirement to place pathological waste in an opaque bag inside a fiber drum. The total weight of the drum under law in Michigan can not be more than 55 pounds unless there\u2019s a single heavy animal in the drum.\nIt\u2019s important for clinics to understand their state laws and regulations to have a proper protocol in place for handling pathological waste.\nWhen employees work in a clinic or facility that deals with any level of pathological waste, it\u2019s important they\u2019re trained on how to handle it. Many clinics will make the mistake of not training part-time employees or administrative staff they might believe won\u2019t be exposed to the waste, but this can become problematic. There can be situations that arise in which an employee may be required to deal with the disposal of pathological waste, and if they haven\u2019t been trained it can expose the entire facility to possibly infected pathogens.\nWhile chemotherapy waste, such as syringes that once held chemotherapy medication, may not be something produced by the body, clinics and healthcare facilities should treat this waste in the same way they treat pathological waste.\nIt\u2019s viewed as being hazardous and has to be disposed of as such.\nThe best way for clinics, doctor\u2019s offices and healthcare facilities of all types to most effectively deal with pathological waste is to partner with a licensed, experienced disposal company that can provide them with training, as well as the proper disposal containers and services that ensure disposal is done safely and correctly.",
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        "raw_content": "Zainab Ahmed urges state governments to reduce overhead costs\nThe federal government has called on state governments to reduce unnecessary overhead costs, increase Internally Generated Revenue and embrace fiscal discipline for proper management of available resources.\nThe Minister of Finance, Zainab Ahmed, made the call on Monday in Kaduna at the 2018 Conference of the National Council on Finance and Economic Development (NACOFED).\nAccording to Paul Abechi, media aide to the minister, the conference has as its theme: \u201cUnlocking the Potentials of Non-Oil Sector as a Sustainable Source of Government Revenue.\u201d\nAhmed urged states to look inwards to harness various avenues to improve on their financial resources to enable them to meet demands in their states.\n\u201cIt is on record that due to persistent domestic fall in oil revenue over the past years, it became extremely difficult, if not impossible, for us to meet duly budgeted obligations.\n\u201cThis happened because of the age-long over-reliance on oil, even though Nigeria is abundantly endowed with multiple resources, which provide varied sources of revenue.\n\u201cThere are stupendous potentials for diversification of source of revenue we can reflect soberly on our national endowments and make conscious efforts to exploit and manage them effectively,\u201d she said.\nAhmed said there was the need to develop cost-effective strategies to increase the nation\u2019s internal revenue, reduce unnecessary overhead costs, and enthrone fiscal discipline and transparency.\nThis, she said, was to optimise available limited resources, while efforts are sustained to broaden the nation\u2019s revenue base.\n\u201cOn the federal government\u2019s part, we will continue to strive to ensure that all federation revenues are accounted for in the most transparent manner and managed efficiently to deliver on the dividends of democracy to the citizenry.\n\u201cLet me acknowledge and commend the wisdom behind the development of the new revenue reporting template that was engineered by the commissioners of finance.\n\u201cIt is imperative to mention that its implementation will be one of the key reforms in revenue remittances into the Federation Account,\u201d she said.\nThe minister said that the present administration had demonstrated the necessary political will and had been very supportive in its drive to explore other relevant revenue sources to turn the tide in favour of the federation account and the nation in general.\n\u201cTherefore, the theme of this year\u2019s conference is thought-provoking and in tandem with the present government\u2019s focus on diversifying our economy away from oil to non-oil sources of revenue and building a robust economy with sustainable revenue base,\u201d she Ahmed said.\nShe emphasised the need for state governments to leverage on sectors lying fallow in their states to consolidate on the financial allocation they receive from the federation account.\n\u201cWe must get back to agriculture, develop our solid minerals sector, further streamline and reinforce our tax collection systems, block all avenues for revenue leakages, continue to strengthen our borders to stem smuggling and abhor all forms of corruption.\n\u201cWe have to cultivate a new culture of efficient resource management and genuine paradigm shifts to enable us utilise the untapped resources in a more efficient manner.\n\u201cThese I believe we can do, notwithstanding the mistakes of our past, I am confident that this conference will rekindle our hope and embolden us to take practical steps towards unlocking the potentials in the non-oil sector in our respective states,\u201d she said.\nRelated ItemsZainab Ahmed",
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        "raw_content": "\u201cWithout a doubt we\u2019re in the middle of hyperinflation which makes Venezuelans poorer every day and makes the Bolivar [currency] weaker by the day,\u201d Congressman \u00c1ngel Alvarado said in a statement, adding that he expected inflation to be near 2,100 percent by year\u2019s end.\nThe National Assembly Consumer Price Index claims that it tracks the same basket of goods and uses the same methodology that that the Central Bank previously relied on.\nThe International Monetary Fund earlier this year forecast that annual inflation would hit 635 percent.\nBut Steve Hanke, a professor of applied economics at Johns Hopkins University and advisor to former Venezuelan President Rafael Caldera from 1995-1996, said the lower figures don\u2019t capture the scope of the problem.\nAccording to his data, the country\u2019s annual inflation on Thursday was running at 2,727 percent.\n\u201cThis is definitely the world\u2019s highest inflation,\u201d he said. \u201cThere\u2019s no one even close.\u201d\nThe second-most inflationary economy is thought to be South Sudan at 107 percent.\nRead More: In data dark Venezuela, facts are in short supply\nVenezuela has been trying to stop inflation for years, but a toxic mix of currency and price controls have only exacerbated speculation and fueled the black market.\nIn recent days the government has forced some businesses to hold holiday fire sales, threatening to fine those that don\u2019t comply \u2014 despite protestations that the regulations are killing the private sector and creating more inflationary shortages.\nDespite sitting on the world\u2019s largest oil reserves, the country has seen declining production and revenue, which have gutted the economy and produced waves of food and medicine shortages.\nThe administration often blames its woes on \u201ceconomic warfare\u201d being waged by the opposition. More recently, it has been able to point to U.S. financial sanctions and corruption within the ranks of its all-important oil industry.\nIn the meantime, average Venezuelans have been hammered by the price increases. Food, in particular, often becomes scarce or too expensive \u2014 despite government price controls.\nAccording to the National Assembly figures, the average family spends about 80 percent of their income on food.\n\u201cEvery day there are more disturbing reports from the fathers and mothers of Venezuelans who can\u2019t give their children enough to eat,\u201d \u00c1lvarado said. \u201cEven more worrying is those [children] they have lost due to malnutrition.\u201d\nHanke said there\u2019s a silver bullet for the country\u2019s inflation crisis: adopting the dollar as the official currency, as Ecuador did in the 2000 as it was staggering under hyperinflation.\n\u201cThe next day you would wake up and there would be very small inflation,\u201d he said.\nFollow Jim Wyss on Twitter @jimwyss",
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        "raw_content": "Durant, the former MVP and eight-time All-Star, had plenty of praise for his former teammate for two seasons with Oklahoma City Thunder.\nKevin Durant joked that he&#39;s nervous to face &quot;Ball Hard Dion Waiters&quot; but said he&#39;s got a mansion on Waiters Island pic.twitter.com/psgHKeEiJq\n&mdash; Anthony Slater (@anthonyVslater) December 3, 2017\nDurant even told reporters he owns property on \u201cWaiters Island,\u201d an inside joke referencing those who believe in Waiters\u2019 talent during his NBA career.\n\u201cI got a mansion,\u201d Durant said. \u201cI own some property on \u2018Waiters Island.\u2019 It\u2019s just me and him that live there. He knows where it is. We both know.\u201d\nDurant did not get to face Waiters the first time the Heat played the Warriors this season on Nov. 6 as Waiters returned to Miami to be there for the birth of his daughter.\nIn the Heat\u2019s home victory last season against the Warriors on Jan. 23, Waiters hit the winning three-pointer.\n\u201cHe\u2019s always been a very explosive player, he was just inconsistent,\u201d Warriors coach Steve Kerr said prior to the game. \u201cHe looks like he\u2019s found a home here and done a nice job. They [the Heat] need him. They need his scoring and his playmaking. He\u2019s a good fit.\u201d\nWaiters wrote in an article for the Players Tribune last year following the Heat\u2019s remarkable second-half turnaround, which included a big home win over the Warriors, that he didn\u2019t think the Warriors wanted any part of the Heat in the playoffs.\nWaiters wrote toward the end of the article: \u201cI know Kev is reading this right now, like, \u2018Thank God this dude is at home doing articles instead of lurking in the playoffs.\u2019 You didn\u2019t wanna see us, Kev!\u201d\nOn Sunday, Durant told reporters he was happy for Waiters when he signed his four-year, $52 million contract with the Heat this summer.\n\u201cSelfishly, I wanted him to get more money so I was a little upset when he signed his deal because I wanted him to get more,\u201d Durant said. \u201cI wanted people to realize what he brings and what type of person and player he is, but you never complain with that type of money he got and the opportunity that he got down here.\n\u201cI\u2019m just happy that he found a home. It\u2019s hard in this league to be stable and to sign a contract for that long and just to know that you\u2019ll be here for a while so it\u2019s good for him to be stable and also the cherry on top is the money, but also the opportunity and just being able to be here with a group of guys for a long time is what I\u2019m excited about for him.\u201d\nHeat coach Erik Spoelstra said Waiters\u2019 game-winner against the Warriors provided a confidence boost late in games for the remainder of last season.\n\"We had already started to show some trends of really building a consistent defense, a top-five-level defense,\" Spoelstra said. \"We were trending in the right direction offensively, where guys were getting more confident in their role, understanding how they could help the team, help each other, score points. But we were struggling in the last three minutes of games, of close games, and that gave us, Dion gave us a confidence that, \u2018Hey, if we get stuck at the end of the clock, end of the possession, we have somebody who can get his own look and get a clean one.\u2019 That's where he loves to be the most, anyway.\"\nSpoelstra is now hoping Waiters can continue to improve his game beyond just crunch time.\n\"I really like the progress he's making,\" Spoelstra said. \"I know his shooting numbers aren't showing it right now, not necessarily his turnovers. I think those will come down. I think his shooting percentage will come up, because he's starting to understand different reads, different coverages, and the responsibility of having to make plays for our basketball team. He\u2019s seeing that at a deeper level.\"",
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        "raw_content": "Reasons For Law Firm To Go Paperless\nGoing paperless can save your law office time and money, increase document security, and keep your office more organized.\nWhen we think of a traditional law office, we usually think of an office overfilled with papers and books. However, it doesn\u2019t have to be this way! While in the middle of a crucial case, lawyers can\u2019t be bothered with losing documents or taking the time to search for a specific piece of paper. This is why document scanning is so important for all lawyers, attorneys, and secretaries, and is a great reason why law firms should make the transition to a paperless office.\nInstead of spending money on stamps, envelopes and copying files, save that money by simply emailing important documents. Also, copying multiple packets of essential materials will leave you standing around the copier for a long period of time. Printers and scanners also have issues that take a while to resolve and can waste hours of your day. When all of your important documents are accessible electronically, it saves you money as well as a large amount of time.\nConfidential files should never get in the wrong hands, and with digital files, there is a much smaller chance of your documents being seen by the wrong eyes. Also, if a disaster happened in your office building, such as a fire or flood, what would happen to all of those paper files? They would likely be lost forever. With digitally stored files that are backed up, you will always have the files you need.\nAs mentioned above, a lawyer doesn\u2019t have the time to waste looking for a certain document in a room full of files. Organizing and searching for files on a computer takes a fraction of the time as it does for paper files. With a paperless office, you\u2019ll no longer have to dig through file cabinets and stacks of paper to find what you need.\nWhen lawyers work on larger cases, it\u2019s common to have multiple attorneys collaborating. This requires sharing important documents, and with paper documents, that means making multiple copies and mailing or handing them out. A more efficient way to share documents is by having the document you need on your computer already, then easily email the file for others to access it.\nCategories: Blog | Tags: document scanning, law office, Micro Records Company, and paperless",
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        "raw_content": "US Embassy to be in occupied area bordering East Jerusalem\nMarch 9, 2018 at 2:24 pm\t| Published in: Asia & Americas, Israel, Middle East, News, Palestine, US\nPeople stage a protest against US President Donald Trump's announcement to recognise Jerusalem as the capital of Israel and plans to relocate the US Embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, on 8 December, 2017 in Istanbul, Turkey [Onur \u00c7oban/Anadolu Agency]\nThe US Embassy to Israel will be in a zone of East Jerusalem considered occupied territory under international law, according to the Washington Post.\nPart of the diplomatic compound that is scheduled to open as the embassy in just two months lies in the contested No Man\u2019s Land between East and West Jerusalem. Israel took control of the area in the 1967 war and so it is still considered occupied territory by the United Nations, although the US relies on the fact that Israel and Jordan had informally divided management of the contested enclave.\nUS embassy might be moved to Jerusalem \u2013 Cartoon [Sabaaneh/MiddleEastMonitor]\nThe provisional embassy site in the Arnona neighbourhood has reportedly been used by Israelis since 1949, the US State Department said in a statement last week. However, the Palestinian Liberation Authority (PLO) has denied that is the case.\n\u201cNo Man\u2019s Land is occupied territory,\u201d said Ashraf Khatib of PLO\u2019s Negotiations Affairs Department. \u201cAny permanent status for that territory should be part of a final status negotiation.\u201d\nThe site has already played host to the US Consulate General in Jerusalem for the past seven years and will now host the official embassy until a more permanent location can be identified.\nRead: Trump says he may travel to Israel for embassy move, Netanyahu calls out Iran\nYet according to Eugene Kontorovich, the director of international law at the conservative Jerusalem-based Kohelet Policy Forum, the embassy move to the Arnona site is the Trump administration\u2019s de facto recognition of Israel\u2019s sovereignty over the areas it captured in the 1967 war.\n\u201cMuch more important than what the State Department says, it is what their actions say,\u201d Kontorovich said. \u201cYou don\u2019t build an embassy in territory that is not sovereign to Israel.\u201d\nThe decision to move the embassy follows US President Donald Trump\u2019s recognition of Jerusalem last year that caused outrage across the world. Guatemala has also followed suit, with the Latin-American country set to move its embassy in Israel to Jerusalem from Tel Aviv in May, two days after the US.\nIn response to the proposed relocation of the embassy, Saeb Erekat, the Palestinian Authority\u2019s (PA) chief negotiator, said the move shows a \u201cdetermination to violate international law, destroy the two-state solution and provoke the feelings of the Palestinian people as well as of all Arabs, Muslims and Christians around the globe.\u201d\nSince the US declaration, the PA has been reluctant to engage in the peace process with the Trump administration as the sole mediator, considering it a biased negotiator.\nRead: \u2018We have no option but to suspend recognition of Israel\u2019, says Erekat",
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        "title": "Website Privacy Policy | Midland IRA & 1031",
        "raw_content": "Midland IRA (\u201cMidland\u201d) values your privacy and wants to make your experience with us as satisfying and safe as possible. We have established this Privacy Policy to explain how we collect, use, and share information you may provide in connection with your access to the www.midlandira.com website (the \u201cSite\u201d).\nYOUR ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. By using the Site or submitting any information to us, you acknowledge that you consent to the terms of this Privacy Policy and the information handling practices described herein.\nTYPES OF INFORMATION WE COLLECT. In connection with your use of this Site, we may collect both personally identifiable information (\u201cPII\u201d) and non-personally identifiable information (\u201cNon-PII\u201d). PII includes information such as your name, address, phone number, zip code, email address, and similar information. 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We maintain a variety of security measures to protect against the loss, misuse, and alteration of Information under our control. While we make good faith efforts to maintain security, we cannot guarantee that your information will remain free from unauthorized access, use, disclosure, or alteration. Further, we cannot guarantee that our security measures will prevent unauthorized persons from accessing or obtaining this information. We assume no liability to you or any other party in relation to the unauthorized access, use, or alteration of any information provided to us.\nIf we become aware of a security breach, we may attempt to notify you electronically so that you can take appropriate protective steps. By using the Site or providing Information to us, you agree that we can communicate with you electronically regarding security, privacy, and administrative issues relating to your use of the Site. 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        "raw_content": "The Scarlet Pimpernel to open at Theatre Royal Bath\u2019s the egg theatre for Christmas co-presented with Pins & Needles Productions\nThe Scarlet Pimpernel to open in Bath this Christmas, reuniting the award-winning team behind the festive hit production of Little Mermaid\nAt Theatre Royal Bath\u2019s the egg theatre from 6 December to 13 January, with opening night on 12 December\nThis Christmas, Theatre Royal Bath\u2019s the egg theatre and Pins & Needles Productions present a new adaptation of Baroness Orczy\u2019s The Scarlet Pimpernel in a comedic romp reuniting the award-winning production team behind last year\u2019s critically acclaimed production of Little Mermaid. Recently named winners of the UK Theatre Award for Best Show for Children and Young People, they will present this new production at the egg from 6 December to 13 January 2019, with opening night for press on 12 December 2018.\nThe Scarlet Pimpernel transports audiences to revolutionary Paris, for a colourful adventure packed with plenty of songs, outrageous fashion, intrigue and derring-do!\nParis, 1792 and the French Revolution is in full swing. Whispers are rife that a mysterious band of bounders, led by a flamboyant masked hero, are helping French poodles \u2013 and their owners \u2013 escape to England. But who is the elusive and reckless daredevil? This Christmas, visit the egg theatre to uncover the real identity of that master of disguise, the famed Scarlet Pimpernel! Horrible Histories meets Batman in this hilarious romp, jam-packed with elaborate hoaxes, buffoonery and nincompoops.\nThe Scarlet Pimpernel brings together Pins & Needles Productions\u2019 Director/Designer duo Emma Earle and Zoe Squire, with co-direction from Les Enfants Terribles\u2019 Associate Director Joe Hufton and original music from the Wardrobe Ensemble\u2019s Jack Drewry in this adaption by award winning playwrightChristopher William Hill.\nThe full cast includes Dominic Allen, Emile Clarke, Phillipa Hogg, Laura Matthews and Dan Wheeler.\nPins & Needles Productions\u2019 Director Emma Earle and Designer Zoe Squire said: \u201cFor this Christmas adaptation of The Scarlet Pimpernel we\u2019ve added lots more derring-do, twists and turns to the original story. We wanted to take a known title and bring it up to date with an exciting design which reflects the elements of disguise in the plot. The costumes are going to be fantastical with a real punk-esque feel and puppets to match. We\u2019ve had a lot of fun collaborating with Christopher on the nerd turned superhero idea, and the result is a very funny script packed with elaborate disguises, subterfuge and plenty of silliness that will entertain family audiences over the festive period.\u201d\nPins & Needles Productions is an award-winning theatre company, making work that is \u201chighly original and deliciously quirky\u201d (The Guardian). The company is passionate about telling stories in an innovative and imaginative way, including bold visuals and ambitious staging. Previous work has reached audiences across the UK and internationally. Their family musical Mr Popper\u2019s Penguins played in the West End and toured the USA extensively including New York. They have adapted two of Raymond Briggs\u2019 classic children\u2019s books; Father Christmas, which has played at Lyric Hammersmith for the past seven consecutive years, and The Bear. Last year\u2019s critically acclaimed Little Mermaid by writer Bea Roberts, scooped the 2018 UK Theatre Award for Best Show for Children and Young People. Other productions include; Flies, Ernest and the Pale Moon and Gizmo Love. Pins and Needles Productions is a female-led Director/Designer partnership, run by Director Emma Earle and Designer Zoe Squire.\nTickets are on sale now for The Scarlet Pimpernel via the egg theatre on 01225 823409. Suitable for ages 6+ and families.\nThe egg and Pins and Needles Productions present\nBased on the book by Baroness Orczy\nCo directed by Emma Earle & Joe Hufton\nDesigned by Zoe Squire\nAdapted by Christopher William Hill\nComposed by Jack Drewry\nSound Design by Jonathan Everett\nLighting Design by Chris Swain\nthe egg theatre, Sawclose, Bath, BA1 1ET\nDates: Thursday 6 December 2018 \u2013 Sunday 13 January 2019\nPress night: Wednesday 12 December, 7pm\nPerformance schedule: Two performances daily. Times vary \u2013 please call egg reception for details.\nNo performances 9, 10, 17, 21, 25, 26 December 2018; 1 or 7 January 2019.\nPrices: \u00a318 adults / \u00a312 children\negg reception: 01225 823409\nWebsite: www.theatreroyal.org.uk\nAge guidance: Suitable for ages 6+\nhttps://www.mrcarlwoodward.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/unnamed-8.jpg 2026 1352 Theatre M https://www.mrcarlwoodward.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/new-logo-img-300x27.png Theatre M2018-11-19 10:15:262018-11-20 03:20:12The Scarlet Pimpernel to open at Theatre Royal Bath\u2019s the egg theatre for Christmas co-presented with Pins & Needles Productions\nFull casting announced for Shakespeare in Love, brand new production and tour opening this Autumn\nFull Casting announced for a brand new production of the hit West End Play Shakespeare In Love\nCritically acclaimed play, based on the oscar-winning film, embarks on a national tour this autumn\nOpening at Theatre Royal Bath from 4 October, 2018 and currently touring to 24 November with further dates to be announced\nEleanor Lloyd Productions and Theatre Royal Bath Productions today announced the full casting for a brand new production and UK tour of the critically acclaimed West End play Shakespeare in Love. As previously announced, the play will be directed by Phillip Breen and opens at Theatre Royal Bath on Thursday 4 October 2018 with press night on Thursday 11 October and will then embark on a national tour to Nottingham, Malvern, Oxford, Cambridge, Edinburgh and Chichester, with further venues to be announced.\nPierro Niel Mee\nPierro Niel-Mee will star as Will Shakespeare with Imogen Daines as Viola, Rob Edwards as Fennyman, Geraldine Alexander as the Queen, Edmund Kingsley as Kit Marlowe, Bill Ward as Wessex, Ian Hughes as Henslowe, Giles Taylor as Tilney and De Lesseps, Edward Harrison as Burbage and Philip Labey as Sam. The cast also includes Rowan Polonski as Ned Alleyn/Catling, Kevin N Golding as Lambert/Wabash, Joshua Richards as Frees/Ralph, Jonathan Blaydon as Nol/Valentine,Richard Rowe McGhie as Adam, Rosalind Steele as Molly, Toby Webster as Peter/Robin and Jazmine Wilkinson as Webster/Mistress Quickly.\nThe Oscar-winning film Shakespeare in Love written by Marc Norman and Tom Stoppard and starring Judi Dench, Joseph Fiennes and Gwyneth Paltrow went on to win seven Academy Awards, including best screenplay, following its premiere in 1998. It was adapted for stage by Lee Hall, with music by Paddy Cunneen, and opened for a triumphant West End run in 2014 to both critical and public acclaim.\nYoung Will Shakespeare has writer\u2019s block\u2026 the deadline for his new play \u2013 a comedy called Romeo and Ethel, the Pirate\u2019s Daughter \u2013 is fast approaching, he\u2019s struggling to finish the first line of a sonnet and he\u2019s in dire need of inspiration. Then he meets the beguiling Viola de Lesseps, the beautiful daughter of a wealthy merchant. Viola is prepared to do anything \u2013 including risking the frosty disapproval of Queen Elizabeth I \u2013 to fulfil her illicit dream of performing on the London stage and pursuing a passionate affair with the greatest playwright of the age.\nDirected by Phillip Breen with design by Max Jones, lighting by Tina MacHugh, sound by Dyfan Jones, movement by Ayse Tashkiran, music by Paddy Cunneen and with Associate Producers Rebecca Stafford, Eilene Davidson and Mark Puddle.\nhttps://www.mrcarlwoodward.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/Shakespeare-in-Love-Artwork-with-Title.jpg 2400 2400 Theatre M https://www.mrcarlwoodward.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/new-logo-img-300x27.png Theatre M2018-09-10 11:25:162018-09-11 03:44:44Full casting announced for Shakespeare in Love, brand new production and tour opening this Autumn\nTheatre Royal Bath announces Jonathan Church\u2019s Summer Season 2018\nJonathan Church, Artistic Director of Theatre Royal Bath\u2019s Summer Season, today announced the full 2018 programme. Some of the country\u2019s most prolific actors will star in a selection of both UK premieres and renowned classics in the theatre\u2019s historic Main House and the intimate Ustinov Studio.\nOpening the season in the Main House will be Jonathan Church\u2019s production of Oscar Wilde\u2019s witty drama An Ideal Husband (18 July \u2013 4 August), which transfers from a critically acclaimed West End run, followed by Arthur Miller\u2019s The Price (9 \u2013 25 August). The Main House season will conclude with the 10th anniversary production of Yasmina Reza\u2019s God of Carnage (29 August \u2013 15 September), directed by Lindsay Posner.\nThe summer season in the Ustinov Studio will open with Shakespeare at the Tobacco Factory\u2019s new production of Henry V (21 June \u2013 21 July), directed by Elizabeth Freestone. As a hub for new writing, the studio will then host the UK Premiere of Joanna Murray-Smith\u2019s thrillerSwitzerland (1 August \u2013 1 September), which premiered in Australia. The final production in the season will be Terence Rattigan\u2019s compelling drama In Praise of Love (3 October \u2013 2 November), directed by Jonathan Church who makes his Ustinov Studio debut.\nJonathan Church succeeded Peter Hall as Artistic Director of Theatre Royal Bath\u2019s annual summer season in 2017. His inaugural season included David Hare\u2019s Racing Demon, Hugh Whitemore\u2019s Sand in the Sandwiches, the stage adaptation of Alfred Hitchcock\u2019s North by Northwest, Alan Franks\u2019Looking at Lucian and Alan Bennett\u2019s classic The Lady in the Van. Church was previously Artistic Director of Chichester Festival Theatre, overseeing more than 100 productions including Taken atMidnight, ENRON, Macbeth with Sir Patrick Stewart, Sweeney Todd and Gypsy.\nIntroducing his new season, Jonathan Church said: \u201cIt\u2019s a great pleasure to announce such a diverse and rich season of drama this summer and in particular to welcome this exceptional group of actors, directors and writers to the beautiful Theatre Royal Bath and Ustinov Studio. Alongside the well known work in the Main House there is an adventure to be had in the Ustinov with the rarely performed Rattigan play In Praise Of Love, the UK premiere of Joanna-Murray Smith\u2019sSwitzerland and the extraordinary Bristol based company Shakespeare at The Tobacco Factory tackling Henry V in their own unique style. My memories of the summer in Bath are powerfully linked to the work that Peter Hall created here so it\u2019s a real treat to welcome his grandson Ben Hall to the season playing Henry V.\u201d\nThursday 21 June \u2013 Saturday 21 July\nPress night: Thursday 28 June\nInnovative theatre company Shakespeare at the Tobacco Factory will launch their brand new production of Henry V at the Ustinov Studio prior to a UK Tour. Directed by Elizabeth Freestone, Shakespeare\u2019s play is a thrilling examination of the nature of power, the burden of leadership and the myth of heroism.\nBen Hall (The Durrells, Coriolanus) will star in the title role. He will be joined by Rosie Armstrong, Alice Barclay, Melody Brown, Alan Coveney, Chris Donnelly, Luke Grant,Heledd Gwynn, Joanne Howarth, David Osmond, Zachary Powell, Amy Rockson andCorey Montague-Sholay.\nWednesday 18 July \u2013 Saturday 4 August\nAn Ideal Husband, directed by Jonathan Church will transfer direct from a critically acclaimed West End season at the Vaudeville Theatre. Oscar Wilde\u2019s sharp and witty drama explores corruption, blackmail and honour when a damning secret threatens to ruin ambitious politician Sir Robert Chiltern\u2019s career and marriage.\nThe production will star real-life father and son duo, BAFTA winner Edward Fox (The Audience, The Day of the Jackal) and Freddie Fox (The Judas Kiss, Cucumber). They are joined by Susan Hampshire (The Forsyte Saga, Monarch of the Glen), Olivier-Award winner Nathaniel Parker(Wolf Hall, This House), Frances Barber (Silk, Antony and Cleopatra) and Sally Bretton (Not Going Out, King Lear).\nWednesday 1 August \u2013 Saturday 1 September\nPress night: Thursday 9 August\nLucy Bailey will direct the UK premiere of Joanna Murray Smith\u2019s award-winning psychological thriller Switzerland. The play paints a portrait of one of the great writers of the 20th century, Patricia Highsmith, famed for writing The Talented Mr Ripley, Strangers On A Train and The Price of Salt. When a mysterious gentleman visits Patricia to persuade her to pen one final instalment of the bestselling Tom Ripley series it soon becomes clear the stranger has a far more sinister mission.\nSwitzerland premiered in Australia in 2015 where it won Best New Australian Work at the Sydney Theatre Awards. Casting to be announced in due course.\nThursday 9 August \u2013 Saturday 25 August\nPress night: Wednesday 15 August\nJonathan Church will direct the 50th anniversary production of Arthur Miller\u2019s riveting dramaThe Price in Theatre Royal Bath\u2019s Main House. One of Britain\u2019s most celebrated actors, David Suchet, will star as furniture dealer Gregory Solomon with further casting to be announced.\nThe play tells the story of two long-estranged brothers, Victor and Walter Franz, meeting in their former childhood home following the death of their father. When Gregory Solomon, a silver-tongued used furniture dealer, arrives to close a deal he hasn\u2019t counted on the brothers being there to confront each other.\nFirst seen on Broadway in 1968, The Price was nominated for two Tony Awards including Best Play. It was most recently revived in New York in 2017, starring Mark Ruffalo and Danny DeVito.\nWednesday 29 August \u2013 Saturday 15 September\nPress night: Wednesday 5 September\nLindsay Posner directs the 10th anniversary production of Yasmina Reza\u2019s award-winning farceGod of Carnage. Starring two much-loved actors from hit television series, Elizabeth McGovern(Downton Abbey) and Amanda Abbington (Sherlock), the play is a ruthlessly comic study of middle-class parenting.\nOriginally written in French, God of Carnage was translated by Christopher Hampton in 2008. The production went on to win the Olivier Award for Best New Comedy and the Tony Award for Best New Play.\nWednesday 3 October \u2013 Saturday 3 November\nPress night: Monday 15 October\nJonathan Church will make his Ustinov Studio directorial debut with Terence Rattigan\u2019s final play In Praise of Love. Olivier Award and Tony Award winner Robert Lindsay (My Family, Me and My Girl) and Tara Fitzgerald (Waking the Dead, Hamlet) will star in the closing production of Church\u2019s season.\nA perceptive and powerful drama about the concealed truths and veiled emotions in a marriage, In Praise of Love sees a series of heart-breaking revelations change a couple\u2019s relationship forever.\nTheatre Royal Bath, Sawclose, Bath, BA1 1ET\nFacebook: TheatreRoyalBath\nTwitter: @TheatreRBath\nPriority booking opens Saturday 19 May\nGeneral online booking opens Wednesday 30 May\nGeneral Telephone booking opens Monday 4 June\nDirected by Elizabeth Freestone\nLocation: Ustinov Studio\nDates: Thursday 21 June \u2013 Saturday 21 July\nPress Night: Thursday 28 June, 7pm\nPerformance Schedule: Mon \u2013 Sat 7.45pm; Matinees Wed & Sat 2.30pm\nPrices: \u00a324.50 / \u00a317.50 discounts (Previews and Mondays \u00a315)\nDesigned by Simon Higlett\nLocation: Main House\nDates: Wednesday 18 July \u2013 Saturday 4 August\nPerformance Schedule: Mon \u2013 Sat 7.30pm; Matinees Thu & Sat 2.30pm\nPrices: \u00a325.50 \u2013 \u00a341.50\nDesigned by William Dudley\nPress Night: Thursday 9 August, 7pm\nPerformance Schedule: Mon \u2013 Sat 7.45pm, Matinees Wed & Sat 2.30pm (no matinee 1 Aug)\nPrices: \u00a327.50 / \u00a324.50 discounts (Previews and Mondays \u00a322.50)\nDates: Thursday 9 August \u2013 Saturday 25 August\nPress Night: Wednesday 15 August, 7pm\nPerformance Schedule: Mon \u2013 Sat 7.30pm, Matinees Thu & Sat 2.30pm (No matinee 9 Aug)\nDirected by Lindsay Posner\nDesigned by Peter McKintosh\nDates: Wednesday 29 August \u2013 Saturday 15 September\nPress Night: Wednesday 5 September, 7pm\nPerformance Schedule: Mon \u2013 Sat 7.30pm, Matinees Thu & Sat 2.30pm (No Matinee 30 Aug)\nPrices: \u00a315 \u2013 \u00a338.50\nDates: Wednesday 3 October \u2013 Saturday 3 November\nPress Night: Monday 15 October, 7pm\nPerformance Schedule: Mon \u2013 Sat 7.45pm, Matinees Wed & Sat 2.30pm (No matinee 3 Oct)\nPrices: \u00a334.50 / \u00a329.50 discounts\nhttps://www.mrcarlwoodward.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/new-logo-img-300x27.png 0 0 Theatre M https://www.mrcarlwoodward.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/new-logo-img-300x27.png Theatre M2018-05-18 10:43:482018-05-22 03:49:31Theatre Royal Bath announces Jonathan Church\u2019s Summer Season 2018\nFurther DUSTY casting released on Dusty Springfield\u2019s Birthday\nKatherine Kingsley \u00a9 Dominic Nicholls\nFurther casting announced, including Rufus Hound and Roberta Taylor, for the new musical charting the life of Dusty Springfield\nThey join Katherine Kingsley, previously announced in the title role\nDusty will premiere in June at Theatre Royal Bath, before playing at Sheffield Lyceum Theatre, Newcastle Theatre Royal and The Lowry, Salford\nTo celebrate the birthday of Dusty Springfield (born 16 April 1939) further casting has been announced today for DUSTY, the landmark new musical about her life which will have its world premiere at Theatre Royal Bath in June 2018 before dates at The Lyceum in Sheffield, Newcastle Theatre Royal, and The Lowry in Salford.\nJoining the previously announced Katherine Kingsley (Piaf, Singin\u2019 in the Rain) in the title role will be actor, comedian and presenter Rufus Hound (Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, The Wind in the Willows) as Dusty\u2019s manager Billings and Roberta Taylor (The Bill, EastEnders) as Dusty\u2019s mother Kay.\nThe full cast will include Ishmail Aaron, Jenny Bolt, Alex Bowen, Esther Coles, Joelle Dyson, Joanna Francis, Paul Grunert, Ella Kenion, Adam Lyons, Lisa Mathieson, Katharine Pearson, Micha Richardson, Sadie-Jean Shirley, Hampus Lee Strand and Chad Wilder, with further casting still to be announced.\nWith a fiercely funny and emotionally charged script from BAFTA and Olivier nominated writer Jonathan Harvey (Beautiful Thing, Coronation Street), DUSTY is directed by Olivier Award-winner Maria Friedman (Merrily We Roll Along, Stepping Out).\nDUSTY features many of the singer\u2019s blazingly soulful pop hits, including I Only Want to Be with You, Son of a Preacher Man and You Don\u2018t Have toSay You Love Me.\nLondon born Dusty Springfield\u2019s career started in the late 1950\u2019s. She soon became known across the world for her soulful voice and iconic look with hits spanning four decades. Dusty was recently voted one of the most influential women of the last 100 years in a poll by BBC Radio 4\u2019s flagship Today programme. Her 1969 masterpiece \u2018Dusty In Memphis\u2019 is considered one of the greatest albums of all time and Dusty has been inducted into both the US Rock and Roll and UK Music Halls of Fame.\nDUSTY draws on the memories of her close friend, manager and authorised biographer Vicki Wickham, her lifelong personal assistant Pat Rhodes, and friend and record company executive Tris Penna.\nRufus Hound is a well-known actor, comedian and presenter equally at home with roles on screen including Doctor Who, Cucumber, Hounded and on the stage including What The Butler Saw (Theatre Royal Bath / Leicester Curve), Don Quixote (RSC), Dirty Rotten Scoundrels (Savoy Theatre London). He returns to The Lowry following his award-winning role as Mr Toad in The Wind in the Willows. Prior to DUSTY, he will be playing opposite Katherine Kingsley in No\u00ebl Coward\u2019s Present Laughter at Chichester Festival Theatre.\nRoberta Taylor is best known as series regulars Inspector Gina Gold in The Bill and previously Irene Raymond in EastEnders. Further screen credits include Luther, Shakespeare & Hathaway, Bleak House. Alongside her television work her numerous roles onstage include an acclaimed and memorable performance as Phoebe Rice in John Osborne\u2019s The Entertainer (Manchester Royal Exchange).\nKatherine Kingsley has received widespread critical acclaim and multiple Olivier and WhatsOnStage Award nominations. Theatre credits include playing Marlene Dietrich in Piaf (Donmar Warehouse), Christine Colgate in Dirty Rotten Scoundrels (Savoy Theatre London)/ Manchester Opera House / Aylesbury Waterside Theatre), Helena in Michael Grandage Company\u2019s production of A Midsummer Night\u2019s Dream (No\u00ebl Coward Theatre), Lina Lamont in Singin\u2019 In The Rain (Palace Theatre London / Chichester Festival Theatre) and The 39 Steps (Criterion Theatre). On screen credits include the film Genius as well as appearances on The Bill, Casualty and Bad Education.\nBest known as a three-time Olivier Award winning star of the musical stage, director Maria Friedman made an astonishing directorial debut in 2012 with a hugely acclaimed production of Merrily We Roll Along which won Best Musical at the Evening Standard Awards 2013, the Olivier Awards 2014 (for which Maria was also nominated for Best Director of a Musical), and the Critic\u2019s Circle Award 2013. She went on to direct High Society at The Old Vic in 2015 and recently Stepping Out at the Vaudeville Theatre.\nFull cast and creative team biographies can be downloaded here.\nDUSTY is produced by Eleanor Lloyd Productions in association with Tris Penna and Vicki Wickham. Set and Costume Design is by Tom Pye with Choreography by Tim Jackson, Lighting Design by Bruno Poet, Sound Design by Richard Brooker, Video Design by Finn Ross, Orchestrations and Vocal Arrangements by Steve Sidwell and Musical Supervision and Vocal Arrangements by Tim Sutton. Music Consultant is Tris Penna, Casting Director is Ellie Collyer-Bristow CDG and Hair, Wigs and Make Up are by Carole Hancock.\nTHE DUSTY SPRINGFIELD MUSICAL\nMatinee performances on Saturday 30th June, Thursday 5th July and Saturday 7th July at 2.30pm.(no performance Monday 25th June)\nhttps://www.mrcarlwoodward.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/4-Katherine-Kingsley-as-Dusty-Springfield-in-DUSTY-Credit-Dominic-Nicholls.jpg 2944 1965 Theatre M https://www.mrcarlwoodward.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/new-logo-img-300x27.png Theatre M2018-04-16 11:02:072018-04-17 04:16:48Further DUSTY casting released on Dusty Springfield's Birthday\nFirst Look: Production images: The Open House, a Theatre Royal Bath Ustinov Studio and Print Room at the Coronet co-production\nhttps://www.mrcarlwoodward.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/Lindsey-Campbell-Crispin-Letts-and-Ralph-Davis-in-The-Open-House-at-the-Ustinov-Studio-Theatre-Royal-Bath.-Credit-Si.jpg 1650 2314 Theatre M https://www.mrcarlwoodward.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/new-logo-img-300x27.png Theatre M2017-11-27 13:55:462017-11-28 05:00:52First Look: Production images: The Open House, a Theatre Royal Bath Ustinov Studio and Print Room at the Coronet co-production\nFirst Look: Production images: The Lady In The Van at Theatre Royal Bath\nhttps://www.mrcarlwoodward.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/Sara-Kestelman-in-The-Lady-in-the-Van-at-Theatre-Royal-Bath-CREDIT-Nobby-Clark-6.jpg 1792 2688 Theatre M https://www.mrcarlwoodward.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/new-logo-img-300x27.png Theatre M2017-08-22 12:10:382017-08-23 04:18:34First Look: Production images: The Lady In The Van at Theatre Royal Bath\nFull casting announced for The Lady In The Van at Theatre Royal Bath\nTheatre Royal Bath Productions announces full casting for Alan Bennett\u2019s The Lady in the Van, directed by Jonathan Church, which today began rehearsals ahead of its run at Theatre Royal Bath from Thursday 17 August to Saturday 2 September.\nOlivier Award-winner Sara Kestelman will star as Bennett\u2019s beloved character Miss Mary Shepherd. Kestelman will be joined by Sam Alexander as Alan Bennett, William Gaunt as Underwood and James Northcote who will share the role of Alan Bennett. The full cast will also include Emma Amos, Lia Burge,Paul Hickey, Gabrielle Lloyd, David Shaw Parker, Steve Simmonds and Cat Simmons.\nIn 1974, Miss Mary Shepherd, a homeless woman, temporarily moved her clapped out Bedford van into Alan Bennett\u2019s front garden at Gloucester Crescent, Camden. She remained parked there for the next fifteen years.\nSara Kestelman\u2019s (Mary Shepherd) extensive theatre credits include Filthy Business and The Intelligent Homosexual\u2019s Guide to Capitalism and Socialism with a Key to the Scriptures (Hampstead Theatre), A Midsummer Night\u2019s Dream (RSC), Michael Frayn\u2019s award-winning Copenhagen (National Theatre/West End) and her Olivier Award-winning role as Fraulein Schneider in Cabaret (Donmar Warehouse).\nSam Alexander (Alan Bennett) was most recently seen in the RSC\u2019s Love\u2019s Labour\u2019s Lost and Much Ado About Nothing. Other credits include Lawrence After Arabia (Hampstead Theatre), The Christmas Truce (RSC) andOne Man Two Guvnors (National Theatre / Theatre Royal Haymarket).\nWilliam Gaunt (Underwood) is best known for his roles as Bob Marriott in Sergeant Cork, Arthur Crabtree inNo Place Like Home and Richard Barratt in The Champions. Stage credits include Richard II (Shakespeare\u2019s Globe), The Crucible (Old Vic Theatre) and The Family Reunion (Donmar Warehouse).\nJames Northcote (Alan Bennett) has recently starred in films including A United Kingdom with Rosamund Pike and The Imitation Game with Benedict Cumberbatch. Theatre credits include Pride and Prejudice(Sheffield Theatres) and The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui (Chichester Festival Theatre).\nThe production will have design by Robert Innes Hopkins, lighting by Tim Mitchell, music by Matthew Scott and sound by Mike Walker.\nThe Lady in the Van will conclude Jonathan Church\u2019s inaugural season as Artistic Director of Theatre Royal Bath\u2019s 2017 summer season. The programme of five plays opened on 21 June with David Hare\u2019s Racing Demon, followed by Sand in the Sandwiches by Hugh Whitemore from Tuesday 11 July \u2013 Saturday 15 July. The remaining productions in the season will be the UK Premiere of Alfred Hitchcock\u2019s North by Northwest, adapted for the stage by Carolyn Burns from Friday 21 July \u2013 Saturday 12 August and Looking at Lucian by Alan Franks from Thursday 3 August \u2013 Saturday 2 September.\nFirst performance Thursday 17 August\nFinal performance Saturday 2 September\nPress performance Wednesday 23 August, 7pm\nPerformance schedule Monday \u2013 Saturday, 7.30pm; Matinees Thursday & Saturday, 2.30pm (No matinee 17 August)\nwebsite www.theatreroyal.org.uk\nhttps://www.mrcarlwoodward.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/LITV_0.jpg 427 338 Theatre M https://www.mrcarlwoodward.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/new-logo-img-300x27.png Theatre M2017-07-17 13:05:182017-07-18 20:13:25Full casting announced for The Lady In The Van at Theatre Royal Bath\nTanya Moodie to reprise role as Wiletta as Trouble In Mind transfers to Print Room at the Coronet\nFollowing her widely acclaimed appearance at Theatre Royal Bath last year, Olivier Award nominated Tanya Moodie will return to Laurence Boswell\u2019s production of Trouble in Mind when it premieres in London this September. Tanya will make her Print Room at the Coronet debut in the role of Wiletta in Alice Childress\u2019 groundbreaking play, with previews from 14th September. Further casting will be announced in due course.\nTrouble in Mind opened at Theatre Royal Bath\u2019s Ustinov Studio in November 2016 to huge critical and public acclaim. Written by trailblazing 1950\u2019s American playwright, the production tells the story of a group of African-American actors rehearsing for aBroadway production, in a theatre dominated by white men. By turns comic and dramatic, Childress\u2019s Trouble in Mind, whichhas not been presented in London for over 20 years, was the first play by a black woman to be professionally produced in New York.\nTanya Moodie said, \u201cAfter the success of Trouble in Mind at the Ustinov, I am delighted to be sharing the story in London at the Print Room. I wanted to find a character\u2019s voice on stage that articulates the challenges of transcending our limitations and realising one\u2019s fullest creative potential. Finding Trouble in Mind, bringing it to Laurence, gathering a superb creative team and sharing Alice Childress\u2019 play has been the most uplifting professional experience of my career. Thank you for supporting our work.\u201d\nWiletta Mayer is a talented African-American actress who has spent a lifetime building a career in the theatre. Now she is onBroadway, rehearsing Chaos in Belleville, an anti-lynching play with a white director. As rehearsals progress, Wiletta finds itincreasingly difficult to relate to the part she is playing. Will she be able to overcome her misgivings and let the show go on?\nTanya Moodie is a multi-award nominated actress recently recognized for her role in Fences alongside Lenny Henry; Constance in King John (The Globe) and Hamlet with the Royal Shakespeare Company. Further theatre credits include The House that will not Stand (Tricycle Theatre); Intimate Apparel (Ustinov Studio); The Under Room, Chair, A Thousand Stars Explode in the Sky (Lyric Hammersmith); Catch, ACDC, Fewer Emergencies, Incomplete & Random Acts of Kindness (Royal Court); The Overwhelming, The Darker Face of Earth, The Oedipus Plays (National Theatre). On screen she is known for her roles in Legacy, Rabbit Fever, Common, Skins, Sherlock, Lewis, The Street, The Clinic (Series 6 and 7); Casualty, Sea Of Soulsand Silent Witness.\nhttps://www.mrcarlwoodward.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/new-logo-img-300x27.png 0 0 Theatre M https://www.mrcarlwoodward.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/new-logo-img-300x27.png Theatre M2017-07-10 13:09:292017-07-17 18:10:49Tanya Moodie to reprise role as Wiletta as Trouble In Mind transfers to Print Room at the Coronet\nFirst Look: Production Images: Racing Demon at Theatre Royal Bath\nhttps://www.mrcarlwoodward.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/RD4.jpg 1600 2400 admin https://www.mrcarlwoodward.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/new-logo-img-300x27.png admin2017-06-28 13:19:222017-07-01 04:12:49First Look: Production Images: Racing Demon at Theatre Royal Bath",
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        "raw_content": "Increase the Value of Your Home in 8 Easy Steps\nWhether you\u2019re thinking about selling your home or not, increasing the value is always a good idea. There are so many simple ways you can increase the value, you really have no excuse for not doing them! Try these 8 easy steps before anything else to see how much you can increase the value by.\nYou might not think that investing in solar power is an easy step, but it should be a very easy decision. Yes, it does take quite a bit of money to begin with, but it\u2019s so worth it in the end! You\u2019ll never have to pay for regular power again; all you\u2019ll need to do is keep your panels in good condition. Using solar power in other ways is a good idea too. This is one of the smartest and most forward thinking things you can do to increase your home\u2019s value.\nBy living minimally, you\u2019ll reduce clutter and make space. In fact, the more space you can create, the better. It looks much better than cluttered living areas, and people who view your home will really value being able to use their imaginations. Nobody wants to look at other people\u2019s junk when viewing houses, so make it easy for them to envision what they can do with the space.\nPlant Flowers and Trees\nFlowers and trees improve the look of your garden, and depending on the types you plant you may even be able to attract wildlife. This makes your garden look naturally beautiful and will attract more attention.\nMake Sure It\u2019s Safe and Secure\nThere\u2019s nothing better than knowing a home is safe and secure before you move into it. In fact, a buyer will more than likely want to use a home inspection company to double check. It won\u2019t hurt to make sure it\u2019s up to scratch beforehand though!\nThe more natural light you have in your home, the more attractive it\u2019ll look. If you can install windows that let in light, do so. You may also want to have blinds installed that allow you to fully open them.\nInstall a Rain Showerhead\nA rain shower head is extremely relaxing and a new favourite in bathrooms everywhere. The great thing about them? They\u2019re eco-friendly, and will use less water than usual. Don\u2019t worry though \u2013 you\u2019ll still get a great shower from one.\nUnfortunately, not everybody will share your tastes. You might think that your home is decorated beautifully, while it might not be a buyer\u2019s cup of tea. The best thing to do is paint it in neutral colours. Neutral colours are classic, timeless, and allow the buyer to imagine what else that can do with the space.\nThe above 8 steps aren\u2019t too difficult to implement, and you\u2019ll even benefit from some of them before you sell your home. It\u2019s never too early to get them done! Leave your thoughts in the comments. See you later!",
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        "raw_content": "Attending NAMM Has Been an Integral Part of West Music\u2019s Success\nNearly every successful dealer I know wouldn\u2019t dream of missing it. Here\u2019s why I think it matters.\nFor most of us regular people, it is so natural to get distracted about what\u2019s happening each business day, online and elsewhere, that we can lose sight of the importance of having a strategic plan, our roadmap for the future. And I get it, when looking at booking the trip to Southern California, we\u2019re talking about real dollars and real-time commitments with many seemingly more urgent priorities.\nHere\u2019s why I personally think attending The NAMM Show just might be the most important investment you\u2019ll make in your business all year. Attending is the number one opportunity to work on the most important aspect of business success, yourself! With a combination of passion and opportunity on display, the platform offers the rare chance for you to see a vision of the future, what trends will be coming next, and what new skills and ideas will be necessary to maximize your success.\nPersonally, I credit so much of my career to the educational and networking opportunities I\u2019ve had at NAMM. Our industry has visionary leaders willing to share their knowledge and passion at NAMM U, and the price for all of this incredible knowledge was simply attending (and learning!). My annual pilgrimage to Southern California also reminds me that I wouldn\u2019t be where I am without the incredible support, mentoring, and friendship of so many talented people, and that having been so blessed, we all have a responsibility to give back to the next generation of industry leaders.\nAnd giving credit where credit is due, in addition to my retail peers, I believe our exhibiting members are the stars who have taught me the most! Their drive to innovate and compete deserves our admiration and respect, and without them this incredible experience wouldn\u2019t be possible. Where else can you connect with leaders from over 7,000 brands, all in one location, to see first-hand the latest products and have the critical conversations that will allow you to work together as effectively as possible?\nFor West Music, we think of multichannel as much more than just our website and bricks-and-mortar stores. Many retailers today are expanding into the live sound and event technology space and this year\u2019s NAMM Show will welcome more exhibitors and how-to sessions than ever before, something of great interest to us personally and to many of our peers who are seeking new and profitable opportunities.\nOur annual family reunion is a chance for all of us to give back. Supporting The NAMM Show fuels our association's \u2018Circle of Benefits\u2019 business model using trade show revenues to support and advocate for music education, fund new music programs and music-brain research, and lobby policymakers to create more music makers of all ages. We\u2019ve had some major legislative and policy victories in the past few years, and, while there is always much more work to be done, school music and arts programs are alive and well in our country thanks in part to these important efforts.\nAnd as an industry, I strongly believe that we can and should be more diverse and more inclusive. In my 30 years of attending The NAMM Show, I have witnessed a growing sea change in the positions women hold, and with our new S.W.I.M Fund (Smart Women in Music), we are doing even more to empower and mentor up and coming professionals to reach their full potential. Our diversity pipeline is filled with talented young people who will be leading the industry for decades to come.\nThose who know me well, know that I\u2019m kind of a \u201cbottom line\u201d person, and the bottom line with attending The NAMM Show is simple. Coming to Anaheim (and bringing as many of your team as possible, to strengthen your bench, and reward and encourage your rising stars) and taking advantage of the incredible educational opportunities along with seeing the flood of new and innovative products will set the stage for your growth and success. Oh, and you\u2019ll likely have a ton of fun, catch up with friends and peers and rediscover the passion that got us all in the business in the first place! With a return on investment like that, how can anyone who is serious about success possibly miss it?\nThink of the NAMM Show as your \u201cclubhouse,\u201d your \u201cCheer\u2019s Bar\u201d where everyone knows your name. We\u2019ll see you there!\nRobin Walenta \u2022 NAMM Chair \u2022 President/CEO of West Music",
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        "raw_content": "Today in History for January 4\nToday is Saturday, Jan. 4, the fourth day of 2014. There are 361 days left in the year.\nOn June 21, 1963, Cardinal Giovanni Battista Montini was chosen during a conclave of his fellow cardinals to succeed the late Pope John XXIII; the new pope took the name Paul VI.\nOn Jan. 4, 1964, Pope Paul VI began a visit to the Holy Land, the first papal pilgrimage of its kind.\nIn 1821, the first native-born American saint, Elizabeth Ann Seton, died in Emmitsburg, Md.\nIn 1896, Utah was admitted as the 45th state.\nIn 1904, the Supreme Court, in Gonzalez v. Williams, ruled that Puerto Ricans were not aliens and could enter the United States freely; however, the court stopped short of declaring them U.S. citizens. (Puerto Ricans received U.S. citizenship in 1917.)\nIn 1935, President Franklin D. Roosevelt, in his State of the Union address, called for legislation to provide assistance for the jobless, elderly, impoverished children and the handicapped.\nIn 1943, Soviet dictator Josef Stalin appeared on the cover of Time as the magazine's 1942 \"Man of the Year.\"\nIn 1944, Ralph Bunche became the first African-American officer at the State Department as he was appointed to a post in the Near East and African Section.\nIn 1951, during the Korean War, North Korean and Communist Chinese forces recaptured the city of Seoul.\nIn 1960, author and philosopher Albert Camus died in an automobile accident in Villeblevin, France, at age 46.\nIn 1965, President Lyndon B. Johnson delivered his State of the Union address in which he outlined the goals of his \"Great Society.\"\nIn 1974, President Richard Nixon refused to hand over tape recordings and documents subpoenaed by the Senate Watergate Committee.\nIn 1989, in an incident reminiscent of a 1981 confrontation, two U.S. Navy F-14 fighters shot down a pair of Libyan MiG-23 fighters in a clash over international waters off the Libyan coast.\nIn 2007, Nancy Pelosi was elected the first female speaker of the House as Democrats took control of Congress.\nTen years ago: In Iowa, seven of the nine Democratic presidential hopefuls participated in a feisty, first debate of the election year. Afghans approved a new constitution. Georgians overwhelmingly elected Mikhail Saakashvili president, two months after he'd led protests that forced Eduard Shevardnadze to step down. Louisiana State University won college football's Sugar Bowl, defeating Oklahoma 21-14.\nFive years ago: New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson announced he was withdrawing his nomination to be President-elect Barack Obama's commerce secretary amid a grand jury investigation into how some of his political donors had won a lucrative state contract. (Prosecutors later declined to bring charges against Richardson.) A female suicide bomber struck Shiite pilgrims in Baghdad, killing 38.\nOne year ago: The new Congress passed a $9.7 billion bill to help pay flood insurance claims to homeowners, renters and businesses damaged by Superstorm Sandy. No. 10 Texas A&M beat No. 12 Oklahoma, 41-13, in the Cotton Bowl.\nToday's Birthdays: Actress Barbara Rush is 87. Football Hall-of-Fame coach Don Shula is 84. Opera singer Grace Bumbry is 77. Actress Dyan Cannon is 75. Author-historian Doris Kearns Goodwin is 71. Country singer Kathy Forester (The Forester Sisters) is 59. Actress Ann Magnuson is 58. Rock musician Bernard Sumner (New Order, Joy Division) is 58. Country singer Patty Loveless is 57. Rock singer Michael Stipe is 54. Actor Patrick Cassidy is 52. Actor Dave Foley is 51. Actress Dot Jones (TV: \"Glee\") is 50. Actor Rick Hearst is 49. Singer-musician Cait O'Riordan is 49. Actress Julia Ormond is 49. Tennis player Guy Forget is 49. Country singer Deana Carter is 48. Rock musician Benjamin Darvill (Crash Test Dummies) is 47. Actor Jeremy Licht is 43. Actress-singer Jill Marie Jones is 39. Alt-country singer Justin Townes Earle is 32. Christian rock singer Spencer Chamberlain (Underoath) is 31. Actress Lenora Crichlow (TV: \"Back in the Game\" ''Being Human\") is 29. Comedian-actress Charlyne Yi is 28. Actress-singer Coco Jones (TV: \"So Random\" ''Good Luck Charlie\") is 16.\nThought for Today: \"Happiness quite unshared can scarcely be called happiness; it has no taste.\" \u2014 Charlotte Bronte, English author (1816-1855).",
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        "raw_content": "Banking by Smart Speaker Is Here, Along With Security Issues\nRegional banking giant U.S. Bank is the first bank to be on all three services \u2014 Alexa, Siri and Assistant\nIn this June 14, 2018, photo, Gareth Gaston, Executive Vice President and Head of Omnichannel Banking at US Bank, discusses voice assistant banking with a mobile phone, an Amazon Echo, center, and a Google Home, right, in New York. Big banks and financial companies have started to offer banking through virtual assistants, Amazon\u2019s Alexa, Apple\u2019s Siri, and Google\u2019s Assistant, in a way that will allow customers to check their balances, pay bills and, in the near future, send money just with their voice. Regional banking giant U.S. Bank is the first bank to be on all three services, Alexa, Siri and Assistant.\nThese apps will typically announce a person's available balance over the speaker, which has the potential to create awkward situations\nApple's Siri is the most restrictive of the three virtual assistants, only showing a user a bank account balance on a screen\nSecurity experts say that voice recognition could be foiled\nHey Alexa, what's my bank account balance?\nBig banks and financial companies have started to offer banking through virtual assistants \u2014 Amazon's Alexa, Apple's Siri, and Google's Assistant \u2014 in a way that will allow customers to check their balances, pay bills and, in the near future, send money just with their voice. And with the rapid adoption of Zelle, a bank-to-bank transfer system, it soon could be possible to send money to friends or family instantly with voice commands.\nRegional banking giant U.S. Bank is the first bank to be on all three services \u2014 Alexa, Siri and Assistant. The company did a soft launch of its Siri and Assistant services in early March and this month started marketing the option to customers.\n\"We want to be there for our customers in any possible way that we can,\" said Gareth Gaston, executive vice president for omnichannel banking at U.S. Bank.\nFor now, U.S. Bank is keeping the features available through bank-by-voice fairly restrictive. Customers will be able to check bank balances, pay U.S. Bank credit cards and mortgages, ask Alexa or Google the due dates on bills, and other basic functions. Money cannot be transferred from a U.S. Bank account using voice yet, Gaston said, but the bank is considering the option.\nAsking Google, Alexa or Siri for the weather or to tell a joke is one thing, but it's a whole other issue when these assistants access and share sensitive personal information. These apps will typically announce a person's available balance over the speaker, which has the potential to create awkward situations at parties.\nIn the case of Google and Alexa, users must create a secure connection between their bank and the assistant through Alexa's Skills or Google's Actions. All banks require the use of a four-digit PIN before they will provide balance and bank account info over these speakers, and suggest making those PINs different from the one on a customer's ATM card.\nApple's Siri is the most restrictive of the three virtual assistants, only showing a user a bank account balance on a screen, and not allowing other features like paying bills. Banks can integrate Siri into their iPhone and iPad apps, but Apple's HomePod smart speaker that launched earlier this year does not currently accept banking commands. A company spokeswoman declined to say whether that feature was coming.\nGoogle Assistant has the capability to do individual voice recognition, providing one additional level of security on that platform, but that is not implemented on U.S. Bank's Action yet. Security experts say that additional level of security could be foiled, however.\n\"Users' voices can be recorded, manipulated, and replayed to the assistants,\" said Kurt Baumgartner, a security researcher with Kaspersky Lab. \"Also, with access to banking accounts and abilities to transfer and pay out money, remote financial fraud may be within the reach of cybercriminal groups soon.\"",
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        "raw_content": "Main Blog > Mysterious Black Granite Sarcophagus Discovered in Alexandria\nMysterious Black Granite Sarcophagus Discovered in Alexandria\nMiss Cellania \u2022 Wednesday, July 11, 2018 at 7:20 PM\nIt has never been easy to conduct archaeological digs in Alexandria, Egypt. The city founded by Alexander the Great has been continuously occupied, and now has a population of more than five million people. But in the 21st century, some amazing finds have been unearthed under the city streets, like the University of Alexandria. Just recently, in the Sidi Gaber district, a huge black granite coffin was uncovered. It has been sealed shut for 2,000 years.\nThe ancient sarcophagus was found by local authorities during standard archaeological excavations conducted before the construction of a new building on Al-Karmili Street. It was found approximately 16 feet below ground. A rough alabaster bust of a man, likely a depiction of the body in the coffin, was also discovered in the tomb, which is believed to date from the era of the Ptolemies, the Greek royal family dynasty that ruled for roughly three centuries from 305 to 30 B.C.E.\nAccording to the Ministry of Antiquities, the tomb is about 8.6 feet long and more than 5 feet wide. Mostafa Waziri, general secretary-general of the Supreme Council of Antiquities, says it is the largest sarcophagus ever excavated in the city.\nWho could be buried in such a substantial -and expensive- burial vault? Commenters at reddit are of the opinion that it's either Alexander the Great himself, or some unspeakable evil that will unleash a curse on the entire earth when the sarcophagus is eventually opened.\n(Image credit: Egyptian Ministry of Antiquities)\nTags: Sarcophagus, Alexandria, Alexander The Great, Egypt, Archaeology\nSarcophagus with Homer's Iliad and Oddsey Found in Cyprus.\nAntique Articulated Gold Skeleton Action Figure in a Silver Sarcophagus\nA Mummy Hoax Might Be Wrapped up in a Modern Murder\nThe Real Housewives of Ancient Egypt Had 8-Foot-Long Prenups\nZOMG! Archaelogists Found Evidence of Zombie Attack in Ancient Egypt!\nPharaoh Cat\nImhostep Ancient Egyptian Shoe\nMummy? Is that You?\nMUMMY'S REVENGE\nDon't worry! We have Tom Cruise and Brendan Fraser on call!\nBLACKLISTED: gwdMaine \u2022 12Jul18 9:54am \u2022 1\nI'm not sure how many \"Mummy\" movies have been made, but I know I've seen most of them. And what do they all have in common? What's the one overriding theme?\nDon't. Open. The. Sarcophagus.\nBLACKLISTED: Miss Cellania \u2022 12Jul18 6:04am \u2022 0\nWell, granite. Fixed. Thanks!\nBLACKLISTED: WTM \u2022 12Jul18 5:03am \u2022 0\nSo was it granite as the headline says or was it marble as stated in the text?\n\"Mysterious Black Granite Sarcophagus Discovered in Alexandria\"",
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        "raw_content": "UK's first mobile telephone call commemorated in Newbury\nBlue Plaque at old Vodafone office unveiled\nA PLAQUE to commemorate the first public mobile telephone call made in the UK has been unveiled in Newbury.\nNewbury Town Council welcomed the former chief executive officer of Vodafone, Sir Christopher Gent, to carry out the unveiling last Thursday at Thames Court, The Broadway.\nThe historic call was placed on January 1, 1985, in the offices then occupied by Vodafone at 20-22 The Broadway (now Thames Court).\nSpeaking to the Newbury Weekly News Sir Chris said he was delighted to have been asked to the unveiling adding: \"Newbury has been Vodafone's home from the very beginning.\n\"When I joined in 1985 it was in 64 buildings offices across Newbury and all of the early employees lived nearby.\n\"The fact it is now a global enterprise, it's all part of the history.\"\nThe deputy leader of Newbury Town Council, Anthony Pick, added: \u201cThis plaque commemorates an event which was pivotal in the history of Vodafone and mobile telephony in the UK, and in the development of Vodafone in Newbury, which has been so important to the town.\n\u201cAlthough specialists in the field might have foreseen what could arise from this technology, it has exceeded the expectations of all of us.\u201d\nThe call was made from St Katharine Dock in London by Ernie Wise, half of the late comedy duo Morecambe and Wise.\nA crowd gathered to witness him call up the Vodafone office in Newbury using a Transportable Vodafone VT1, weighing around five kilos and costing the equivalent of \u00a35,000.\nThe plaque is the fourth in a series of heritage plaques being installed around the town to celebrate residents or events that have made an historical impact on society and follows those commemorating clothier John Winchcombe II, astronomer Francis Baily and founder of modern historical studies of Newbury, Walter Money.\nFor a more in depth interview with Sir Christopher Gent grab a copy of next week's Newbury Weekly News.",
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People who are vaccinated are less likely to pass [the disease] on to others, which helps protect even those who are not vaccinated.\nHow has the instability in the Middle East affected the outbreak?\nIn the Middle East, the outbreak started in early September and our most recent information is that it has been controlled in some areas. We are concerned because there are a lot of displaced people, and without safe water and good hygiene the cases can spread. We already have exportation of cases to Bahrain, Kuwait and Iran; our main concern is countries affected by the Syrian crisis. When security conditions are better, you can get in and vaccinate people. Last week the team was in Baghdad and earlier this week they were in Babylon. The situation changes every day and depends on getting a green light from U.N. security officers.\nWhat about the situation in Africa?\nSome areas are remote and hard to access. Dar as Salam in Tanzania is a big city with huge slums. 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        "raw_content": "Fast Facts about Sustainable Food\n\u2022 President Lyndon Johnson enacted the 1946 National School Lunch Act as a \u201cmeasure of national security, to safeguard the health and well-being of the Nation\u2019s children.\u201d\n\u2022 Today the National School Lunch Program feeds 31.6 million children each day with meals supplied through the school cafeteria. 18 million of those children qualify for free or reduced-price lunch. (Food Research and Action Center)\n\u2022 One child in four is overweight or obese, and one in three will develop diabetes in his or her lifetime. For African-American and Hispanic children, that number rises to one in two. (Slow Food USA)\n\u2022 School districts are reimbursed $2.68 for every meal served to a child who qualifies for free lunch. After paying for overhead costs, schools are left with only $1.00 to purchase food. As a result, most can only afford to serve highly processed foods that harm children\u2019s health and keep them from performing well in school. (Slow Food USA)\n\u2022 More than 23 million Americans, including 6.5 million children, live in low-income urban and rural neighborhoods that are more than a mile from a supermarket. (Let\u2019s Move)\n\u2022 A recent USDA report showed that in 2008, an estimated 49 million people, including 17 million children, lived in households that experienced hunger multiple times throughout the year. (Let\u2019s Move)\n\u2022 The world produces enough food to feed everyone. World agriculture produces 17% more calories per person today than it did 30 years ago, despite a 70% population increase. This is enough to provide everyone in the world with at least 2,720 kilocalories (kcal) per person per day. The principal problem is that many people in the world do not have sufficient land to grow, or income to purchase, sufficient food. (Food and Agriculture Organization)\n\u2022 It is estimated that 854 million people in the world suffer from chronic hunger and malnutrition. This means that nearly 1 in 7 people do not get enough foodto be healthy and lead an active life, making hunger and malnutrition the number one risk to health worldwide \u2013 greater than AIDS, malaria, and tuberculosis combined. (World Food Programme)\n\u2022 A typical carrot travels 1,838 miles to reach your dinner table. (Pirog, Rich, and Andrew Benjamin. \"Checking the Food Odometer: Comparing Food Miles for Local versus Conventional Produce Sales in Iowa Institutions.\" Leopold Center for Sustainable Agriculture, July 2003.)\n\u2022 Farmers' markets enable farmers to keep 80 to 90 cents of each dollar spent by the consumer. (Pretty, Jules. \"Some Benefits and Drawbacks of Local Food Systems.\" Briefing Note for TVU/Sustain AgriFood Network, November 2)",
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        "raw_content": "\"Camel hair and paillette theater suit\" (1971), by Norell. Photo: Kenneth Pool Collection \u00a9 Marc Fowler.\nAmerican designer Norman Norell is known for his high-fashion evening wear, which he began designing in the 1930s and continued until his death in 1972. His legacy lives on: his designs are still worn by film stars and even former first lady Michelle Obama. Many of those creations are on view at this FIT exhibit, where you can see more than 100 outfits and accessories from the museum\u2019s permanent collection along with objects on loan from a private collection.",
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        "raw_content": "U.S.|Second Officer Gives an Account of the Shooting at Ft. Hood\nSecond Officer Gives an Account of the Shooting at Ft. Hood\nKILLEEN, Tex. \u2014 Sgt. Kimberly D. Munley has been applauded as a hero across the nation for shooting down Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan during the bloody rampage at Fort Hood last week. The account of heroism, given by the authorities, attracted the attention of newspapers, the networks and television talk shows.\nBut the initial story of how she and the accused gunman went down in an exchange of gunfire now appears to be inaccurate.\nAnother officer, Senior Sgt. Mark Todd, 42, said in an interview Thursday that he fired the shots that brought down the gunman after Sergeant Munley was seriously wounded. A witness confirmed Sergeant Todd\u2019s account.\nIn the interview, Sergeant Todd said he and Sergeant Munley had pulled up to the scene in separate cars at the same time. He said they began running up a small hill toward the building that held the processing center where unarmed soldiers reported for check-ups and vaccinations before deployment. The gunman was already outside, Sergeant Todd recalled.\n\u201cThat\u2019s when the bystanders were pointing in his direction,\u201d he said. \u201cAnd when we popped up, he was standing there, and we shouted our commands \u2014 \u2018Police, drop your weapons!\u2019 \u2014 and he just opened fire on us.\u201d\nSergeant Todd said he was slightly in front of Sergeant Munley on the hill. \u201cOnce we took fire, she broke right and I broke left,\u201d he said.\nSergeant Todd said he did not see Sergeant Munley get shot. He said he started to circle around the building, but then backtracked as panicked bystanders told him of the gunman\u2019s movements.\n\u201cAs it unfolded, I went a different direction and he went a different direction, and we met up in the front of the building,\u201d he said.\nSergeant Todd said he then saw Sergeant Munley on the ground, wounded. He shouted again at the gunman to drop his weapon.\nSenior Sgt. Mark Todd, of the Killeen Police Department, was outside the visitors center at Fort Hood on Thursday morning. Credit Ozier Muhammad/The New York Times\n\u201cOnce I came around the front of the building, I caught his attention again, started shouting commands, and then he opened up a second time,\u201d Sergeant Todd said. \u201cAnd that\u2019s when I returned fire, neutralized him and secured him.\u201d\nCiting the ongoing investigation, Sergeant Todd declined to give more details about the precise positions of Major Hasan, Sergeant Munley and himself during the gunfight. He also would not say how many times he shot Major Hasan with his 9 mm pistol, or what Major Hasan was doing. The whole encounter lasted only 45 seconds, he said.\nSergeant Todd\u2019s account agrees with that of a witness who was at the processing center when the shooting occurred.\nThe witness, who asked not to be identified, said Major Hasan wheeled on Sergeant Munley as she rounded the corner of a building and shot her. Then Major Hasan turned his back and started putting another magazine into his semiautomatic pistol.\nSergeant Todd then rounded another corner of the building, found Major Hasan fumbling with his weapon and shot him, the witness said.\nHow the authorities came to issue the original version of the story, which made Sergeant Munley a national hero for several days and obscured Sergeant Todd\u2019s role, remains unclear. (Military officials also said for several hours after the shooting that Major Hasan had been killed; he survived.)\nSix days after the shooting, the military has yet to put out a full account of what happened.\nOn Thursday, Christopher Grey, a spokesman for Army Criminal Investigation Command, told reporters that Sergeants Todd and Munley both \u201cengaged the armed suspect.\u201d\n\u201cI would caution you from drawing final conclusions until all the evidence is analyzed,\u201d Mr. Grey said at a news conference at Fort Hood, where he announced that Major Hasan had been charged in a military court with 13 counts of premeditated murder.\nOn Wednesday, Lt. Col. John Rossi, the fort\u2019s deputy commander, refused to take questions about who shot Major Hasan or why the initial reports said it had been Sergeant Munley rather than Sergeant Todd.\nSecretary of Defense Robert M. Gates met with Sgt. Kimberly D. Munley at a hospital in Ft. Hood, Texas, on Tuesday. Credit Cherie Cullen/ Department of Defense\n\u201cThese questions are specific to the investigation, and I am not going to address that,\u201d Colonel Rossi said.\nPublic affairs officials also declined to make Chuck Medley, the director of emergency services at the post, available. It was Mr. Medley, who oversees the post\u2019s civilian police and fire departments, who gave the first account of how Sergeant Munley stopped the gunman.\nOn Tuesday night, Lt. Col. Lee Packnett, an Army spokesman, declined to say whether it was Sergeant Todd who had shot Major Hasan. \u201cIt could have been, but the final outcome will be determined by the results of the ballistics tests.\u201d Colonel Lee said.\nOn Wednesday, Sergeant Todd\u2019s wife, Lisa, said her husband had asked the Army to protect his identity immediately after the shootings.\nAsked in the interview whether he had asked to be kept out of the limelight, Sergeant Todd said: \u201cInitially I wanted to stay pretty low key. This is a tragic event. I don\u2019t think the attention should be on me. The medics are the ones who saved everybody\u2019s life.\u201d\nSergeant Todd and Sergeant Munley offered comments on the shooting Wednesday on the \u201cOprah Winfrey Show.\u201d They did not give a detailed chronology of what happened, nor did they say who had fired and hit the suspect.\nBoth are members of the civilian police force at Fort Hood.\nSergeant Todd said on the talk show that after he had fired at the suspect, he kicked his weapon away and placed him in handcuffs. He said it was the first time in his 25 years in law enforcement and the military that he had used his weapon.\n\u201cI just relied back on my training,\u201d Sergeant Todd said. \u201cWe\u2019re trained to shoot until there is no longer a threat. And once he was laying down on his back, his weapon just fell into his hand and I\u2019m, like, \u2018O.K., now\u2019s the time to rush him and secure him.\u2019 \u201c\nThe confusion over what happened and the quickness of the military to label someone a hero seemed reminiscent of the case of Pfc. Jessica Lynch in 2003, when the Army initially reported that Private Lynch had been captured in Iraq after a Rambo-like performance in which she emptied her weapon and was wounded in battle. It was later learned she had been badly hurt in a vehicle accident during an ambush and was being well cared for by the Iraqis.\nSenior Sgt. Mark Todd and Sgt. Kimberly D. Munley on Oprah Winfrey's show Wednesday.\nOn Friday, the day after the Fort Hood shooting, Mr. Medley said Sergeant Munley had encountered Major Hasan, pistol in hand, chasing down a bleeding soldier. She fired at him, he turned, they rushed at each other firing and both fell, Mr. Medley said.\n\u201cHe turned and charged her rapidly firing, and she did what she was trained to do,\u201d Mr. Medley said that day. He added, \u201cShe is absolutely a hero.\u201d\nSeveral hours later, Colonel Rossi expanded upon the story slightly in speaking to reporters. He said Sergeant Todd had arrived at the scene in the middle of the gunfight and had also fired his weapon.\nThe witness, however, offered a detailed account. He said he was walking in a roadway between the main building, known as the Sportsdome, and five smaller buildings. Major Hasan was headed toward the main building, the witness said, when Sergeant Munley came around the corner of a smaller building. Major Hasan wheeled on her and shot her several times, the witness said. It was unclear whether she squeezed off a shot or not, but she fell over backward, with wounds in her legs and her wrist, the witness said.\nMajor Hasan then turned his back and began to shove another magazine into his pistol. He did not appear wounded, the witness said. A few seconds later, Sergeant Todd came around another corner of the same building, raised his weapon and fired several times at Major Hasan, who pitched over backward and stopped moving.\n\u201cHe shot her, turned away from her and was reloading when he was shot,\u201d said the witness, who was nearby.\nOn the Winfrey show, Sergeant Munley, 35, said the incident was confusing and chaotic. \u201cThere were many people outside pointing to where this individual was apparently located,\u201d she said. \u201cWhen I got out of my vehicle and ran up the hill, that\u2019s when it started getting bad and we started encountering fire.\u201d\nSergeant Todd, a native of San Diego, has spent most of his adult life as a military police officer in the Army. A specialist in training police dogs, he left the military police in 2007, after 25 years, to join the civilian force at Fort Hood. He has served at four bases in the United States and two in Germany. Joining the civilian force at Fort Hood was supposed to be a second, quieter career for him, he said in the interview.\nHe said he was not troubled about having shot Major Hasan, whose pistol, he said, \u201dlooked like a howitzer\u201d in his hand.\n\u201cThere is a certain amount of fear, but you have to control it,\u201d Sergeant Todd said. \u201cYou rely on your training, and your training takes over.\u201d\nAn article on Thursday about questions over the shooting of Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan at Fort Hood referred incorrectly to an appearance on the \u201cOprah Winfrey Show\u201d on Wednesday by Senior Sgt. Mark Todd, a police officer who was involved in stopping Mr. Hasan. Sergeant Todd had been interviewed previously by The Associated Press and had appeared on CNN; his interview with Ms. Winfrey was not his first public comment.\nLiz Robbins and Jonathan Miles contributed reporting from New York.\nQuestions, Not Alarms, Met Exchanges With Cleric NOV. 11, 2009\nFort Hood Survivors Move On, With Scars Physical and Mental NOV. 12, 2009\nMajor Held in Fort Hood Rampage Is Charged With 13 Counts of Murder NOV. 12, 2009\nFirst Responders' Story NOV. 13, 2009",
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        "raw_content": "Book Review|Stephen King: By the Book\nStephen King: By the Book\nStephen KingCreditCreditIllustration by Jillian Tamaki\nThe author, most recently, of \u201cFinders Keepers\u201d has never read Jane Austen. \u201cI do not say this with either pride or shame (or prejudice, for that matter). It\u2019s just a fact.\u201d\nNone. I don\u2019t read in bed, so there\u2019s nothing there except for a glass of water and a bottle of Tums.\nProbably Don Robertson, author of \u201cParadise Falls,\u201d \u201cThe Ideal, Genuine Man\u201d and the marvelously titled \u201cMiss Margaret Ridpath and the Dismantling of the Universe.\u201d What I appreciate most in novels and novelists is generosity, a complete baring of the heart and mind, and Robertson always did that. He also wrote the best single line I\u2019ve ever read in a novel: Of a funeral he wrote, \u201cThere were that day, o Lord, squadrons of birds.\u201d\nWho are your favorite writers \u2014 novelists, nonfiction, journalists, poets \u2014 working today?\nNovelists: Jonathan Franzen, for \u201cStrong Motion,\u201d and Kate Atkinson for the Jackson Brodie novels, which are marvels of plot. Nonfiction: Rick Perlstein, particularly for \u201cNixonland\u201d; Abigail Thomas; and Mary Karr. Journalists: Laura Miller. But I also get a kick out of The Filthy Critic, and Hondo, in The New York Post.\nI love mysteries and suspense most of all. I read some horror/supernatural stories, but not as many as people might think. I like straight novels if the subject looks interesting. Questions like this disconcert me, because I\u2019m sort of an omnivore, apt to go from the latest John Sandford to D. H. Lawrence to Cormac McCarthy. I don\u2019t have much interest in \u201crelationship\u201d novels or romance. I\u2019ve never read Jane Austen. I do not say this with either pride or shame (or prejudice, for that matter). It\u2019s just a fact.\nOf all the genres you write in, which is the most fun? The most difficult? The most rewarding?\nThe most fun comes when you catch hold of an idea or a situation that\u2019s simple but filled with possibility \u2014 \u201cThe Long Walk,\u201d \u201cThinner\u201d and \u201cCell\u201d all come to mind. The most difficult by far (at least for me) is the novel of mystery. \u201cMr. Mercedes,\u201d \u201cFinders Keepers\u201d and the forthcoming \u201cThe Suicide Prince\u201d \u2014 the Hodges trilogy \u2014 were extremely difficult. I just can\u2019t fathom how people like Agatha Christie, Dorothy Sayers, Peter Robinson and Ruth Rendell are able to do this in book after book. The most rewarding books are the ones where the finished story almost lives up to the idea that sparked it. I felt that way about \u201c11/22/63\u201d and \u201cBag of Bones.\u201d\nYou\u2019ve written a number of novellas over the years. What\u2019s the attraction of the form? And what novellas in particular do you especially admire?\nI never in my life set out to write a novella. They are usually short stories that \u201cjust growed.\u201d So the form has no particular attraction. To the contrary, they\u2019re too big to be small and too small to be big. I can\u2019t think of a single novella I love, although there are plenty of great short novels, like \u201cOf Mice and Men,\u201d \u201cThe Postman Always Rings Twice\u201d and \u201cFlowers for Algernon.\u201d\nMusic has been a big part of your life and infused your work. Do you have favorite books about music or books written by musicians?\n\u201cMystery Train\u201d and \u201cLipstick Traces,\u201d by Greil Marcus; \u201cRednecks and Bluenecks,\u201d by Chris Willman.\nWhat books might we be surprised to find on your bookshelves?\nHmmm. Poetry, maybe? I love Anne Sexton, Richard Wilbur, W. B. Yeats. The poetry I come back to again and again are the narrative poems of Stephen Dobyns.\nTake a moment to praise a few unheralded writers. Whom should we be reading?\nThe Niceville trilogy, by Carsten Stroud. Sarah Lotz. \u201cThe Death House,\u201d by Sarah Pinborough. \u201cThe Lie,\u201d by Hesh Kestin (and \u201cThe Iron Will of Shoeshine Cats\u201d). Karin Fossum. Thomas Perry. The list is endless.\nDo you enjoy fiction in translation? Stories from particular corners of the world?\nI actually avoid novels in translation when I can, because I always have the feeling that the author is being filtered through another mind. I read \u201cNana\u201d last year, and swapped back and forth between two translations. They were quite different \u2014 not in the plot, which is simple, but in the mode of expression. That said, I read Pierre Lemaitre, a really excellent suspense novelist, and the aforementioned Karin Fossum. And of course the wonderful John Ajvide Lindqvist. I also enjoyed Stieg Larsson, wooden prose and all.\nWhat kind of reader were you as a child? Your favorite book? Most beloved character?\nOh my God, I read everything from Nancy Drew to \u201cPsycho.\u201d My favorite was \u201cThe Shrinking Man,\u201d by Richard Matheson \u2014 I was 8 when I found that. I also loved comic books, and my favorite characters (I can\u2019t remember any I\u2019d call \u201cbeloved\u201d) were Plastic Man and his clueless sidekick, Woozy Winks.\nOf the books you\u2019ve written, which is your favorite or the most personally meaningful?\n\u201cLisey\u2019s Story.\u201d I\u2019ve always felt that marriage creates its own secret world, and only in a long marriage can two people at least approach real knowledge of each other. I wanted to write about that, and felt that I actually got close to what I really wanted to say. I also still like \u201cMisery,\u201d because Annie Wilkes was such a fun character to write about. She took on a life of her own.\nIf you could pick your next book to be turned into a movie or TV series, which would it be and why?\nThe three novels about retired detective Bill Hodges are slated to become a TV series, and I really hope that happens. I like the camaraderie between Bill and his friends.\nEverybody has a suggestion for that guy. Let him read whatever he wants.\n\u00c9mile Zola, Thomas Hardy and Flannery O\u2019Connor. That would be fun.\n\u201cJonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell\u201d was kind of a letdown after all the critical hype \u2014 a bit of a slog. Probably that was just me. I really can\u2019t remember the last one I put down.\nWhat book hasn\u2019t been written that you\u2019d like to read?\nDave Barry, of course.\nI keep coming back to \u201cThe Hair of Harold Roux,\u201d by Thomas Williams. But really, there\u2019s so much to read that I just keep forging ahead.\n\u201cRemembrance of Things Past,\u201d Faulkner\u2019s \u201cRequiem for a Nun\u201d and a dozen novels by Jim Thompson.\n\u201cWayfaring Stranger,\u201d by James Lee Burke. He\u2019s a gorgeous prose stylist. Nearly in his 80s now, I think, and as good as he ever was. 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        "raw_content": "Energy & Environment |Real vs. Artificial Christmas Trees: Which Is the Greener Choice?\nReal vs. Artificial Christmas Trees: Which Is the Greener Choice?\nMountain Top Fraser Fir, a Christmas tree farm in Newland, N.C., has been growing trees for 41 years. It was chosen to supply this year\u2019s White House Christmas tree.CreditCreditJacob Biba for The New York Times\nIt\u2019s the centerpiece of the biggest holiday of the year for many American families: the Christmas tree, the focal point for parties and presents, replete with favorite ornaments and lights.\nSome cherish the scent of a real tree and the tradition of bringing it home, while others prefer the tidier and easier option of the plastic variety.\nBut which is better for the environment? Here\u2019s a look at some of the central claims \u2014 and the common misconceptions \u2014 in that debate.\nCutting down trees is always bad for the environment. (False.)\nDon\u2019t feel bad about cutting down a tree for the holiday. Christmas trees are crops grown on farms, like lettuce or corn. They are not cut down from wild forests on a large scale, said Bert Cregg, an expert in Christmas tree production and forestry at Michigan State University.\nA five- or six-foot tree takes just under a decade to grow, and once it\u2019s cut down, the farmer will generally plant at least one in its place. The trees provide many benefits to the environment as they grow, cleaning the air and providing watersheds and habitats for wildlife. They grow best on rolling hills that are often unsuitable for other crops and, of course, they are biodegradable.\nLarry Smith at his Christmas tree farm.CreditJacob Biba for The New York Times\nOregon is the country\u2019s biggest grower, followed by North Carolina. Many other states also have sizable Christmas tree farms, which preserve open land from development by their very existence.\nBig growers tend to dominate in Oregon, like Holiday Tree Farms, which uses helicopters to harvest about a million trees annually, for sale at big box stores and other locations.\nIn western North Carolina, the farms tend to be smaller, like the one owned by Larry Smith, who has been growing trees for more than 40 years.\nHis business, Mountain Top Fraser Fir, was chosen to supply this year\u2019s White House Christmas tree, a 19-foot specimen on display in the Blue Room.\n\u201cTell the kids and grandkids to keep buying real trees so we keep the local economy strong and we don\u2019t have to sell the land to the rich people from New York City to make condos,\u201d Mr. Smith said.\nPrices for real trees have reached record highs over the last few years because farmers planted fewer trees during the 2008 recession. That may have driven some families to make the leap to a manufactured one. The average price was $75 for a real tree last year, while the average price for an artificial tree \u2014 which can be reused \u2014 was $107, according to a Nielsen/Harris poll conducted on behalf of the National Christmas Tree Association, which represents sellers of real trees.\nThe White House Christmas tree being lifted by a crane. It is now on display in the Blue Room.CreditJacob Biba for The New York Times\nTim O\u2019Connor, a spokesman for the organization, said the best way to ensure future supply was to buy a tree this year.\nReusing an artificial tree reduces its environmental impact. (True.)\nA recent survey for the American Christmas Tree Association, conducted by Nielsen, found that three quarters of American households display a tree \u2014 and the vast majority of those, around 80 percent, are artificial.\nMost of the artificial trees on the market are made of PVC and steel in China and shipped to the United States \u2014 and eventually sent to a landfill.\nWhile that may not sound eco-friendly, the A.C.T.A., which represents manufacturers, claims the environmental impact is lower than that of a real tree if you use the artificial tree for five or more years. The group argues that getting a new, real tree each year \u2014 and possibly disposing of it in a landfill at the end of the season \u2014 has a bigger impact on greenhouse gas emissions, water and energy use, and other areas than a reused artificial tree does.\nThat assertion is based on a study carried out on the group\u2019s behalf by WAP Sustainability Consulting.\nMr. O\u2019Connor of the N.C.T.A., the organization that represents sellers of real trees, said he rejected the study\u2019s findings, saying it was \u201cfall-off-your-horse simple that a tree made out of oil, turned into PVC plastic in China and shipped over on a boat, cannot be better than growing a real tree.\u201d\nThe stump of the White House Christmas tree at Mountain Top Fraser Fir.CreditJacob Biba for The New York Times\nMr. Cregg, the forestry expert at Michigan State, said the study\u2019s parameters were too narrow. What about the effect on wildlife and local water supplies, he asked, and the benefit of preserving farmland and jobs?\n\u201cAre you interested in supporting the local economy and keeping plastic out of landfills?\u201d he said. \u201cThose would be the questions I would focus on.\u201d\nThomas Harman, the founder and chief executive of Balsam Hill, a high-end artificial tree company, said that his factories recycle scrap plastic for use in some components of their products. But manufacturing a recyclable tree has been challenging. The copper, steel and plastic that are fused together in the production process would need to be taken apart to be recycled.\nIn the meantime, he encouraged people to reuse trees and to adorn them with LED lights, which save energy.\n\u201cWe\u2019re focused on making our trees reusable as long as possible,\u201d Mr. Harman said. \u201cI hope that our trees are in use 20 or 30 years later.\u201d\nThe greenest real tree is the one that\u2019s bought locally and recycled. (True.)\nThe preference for real trees is strongest in the Northeast and along the West Coast, data from the A.C.T.A. shows. Mr. O\u2019Connor said that younger, more environmentally conscious consumers \u2014 the same ones who buy organic produce at the grocery store \u2014 are increasingly embracing real trees. 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        "raw_content": "We invite you and anyone you think would benefit to join us on Sunday, January 20th for our OCF God Talk, BE ANXIOUS FOR NOTHING: Finding God\u2019s Peace in the Midst of Life\u2019s Pressures. This much needed presentation will address the epidemic of mental health issues in our culture. It is likely that everyone in our church has either suffered personally from the effects of mental health related issues or knows someone who has. We would love to do our part to help all those who struggle in this area and we have fashioned our God talk with that purpose in mind. We are blessed to have three experts in the field of mental health joining us: Kevin Van Lant (PhD), Laura Niebaum (MFT), and Lauren Richardson (PhD). During our panel discussion we will evaluate the scope of mental health issues in culture and begin to shape a way forward for those seeking to overcome the obstacles it presents. Following our panel discussion, we will have a question and answer session and we will also provide a packet of resources that will offer guidance for those struggling as well as those who are helping along the journey.\nChildcare will be available at this event for children in 5th grade and younger. Childcare cost is $5 per child.\nKevin Van Lant, PhD\nKevin Van Lant is a licensed clinical psychologist who received his Ph.D. from Rosemead School of Psychology, Biola University. He teaches courses in pastoral care and counseling, marriage counseling, psychopathology and health psychology. Van Lant has a clinical practice at the Center for Individual and Family Therapy (CIFT), a large, non-profit Christian counseling center in Orange County.\nHe also serves on the board of directors for CIFT. In his clinical role, he works primarily with depression, anxiety and stress disorders as well as couples and those suffering from long-term emotional and spiritual distress. Van Lant speaks on a broad range of topics including men\u2019s issues, parenting, marriage and general relationships issues.\nLaura Niebaum, MFT\nLaura\u2019s passion and experience with individuals, adolescents, young adults and families, help provide a warm, comfortable and safe environment to work toward growth and healing. Her BS in Education from USC, MS in Marriage and Family and MA in Theology from Fuller Theological Seminary enable her to come alongside people facing issues in adolescence, young adulthood, spiritual issues, parent/child problems, premarital counseling, family problems, anxiety, depression and difficult life transitions or circumstances.\nAs a former youth pastor/educator, Laura typically works with adolescents and young adults, but her practice is not limited to these types of needs. She also sees all ages of people who face difficulties with anxiety, depression, life transitions, grief or need a safe place to process difficult emotions.\nLaura is also currently an adjunct professor at Azusa Pacific University. She is deeply passionate about education and care for the local community. Though she loves seeing clients, she also spends time doing trainings and education in the local community.\nLauren Richardson, PhD\nDr. Richardson is a licensed psychologist who is passionate about engaging in a collaborative process of exploration and healing with people who are encountering painful life circumstances and are in a place of feeling stuck. She desires to assist people in discovering their unique path of healing that reflects their individual identity and life experiences. For each person with whom she works, her hope is to come alongside the individual, create a space of acceptance and identify the root issues that are preventing the person from living a meaningful life. Ultimately, Dr. Richardson\u2019s goal is to provide guidance toward a place of peace and balance.\nDr. Richardson provides therapy for individuals with a wide variety of challenges including trauma, alcohol and substance addiction issues, grief and loss, relationship issues, and self-esteem and identity issues. She is especially skilled at assisting people with complex and severe mental health issues. Additionally, she is passionate about helping individuals work through and cope with medical health issues. Dr. Richardson also has interest in spiritual and religious issues and is open to incorporating one\u2019s spirituality into the therapeutic process. Dr. Richardson also provides psychological assessment to both children and adults.\n\"Forgiven a Little or a Lot?\"\nMessage-Based Small Group",
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        "raw_content": "Checkatrade Trophy Matches To Be Broadcast Live On iFollow\nThe EFL has today confirmed that matches taking place from Round Two of this season\u2019s Checkatrade Trophy will be broadcast to fans in the UK and overseas via the EFL\u2019s live streaming platform, iFollow.\nIt means that fans at home and abroad will be able to watch their team live on screen no matter where they are based, with all ties up until the conclusion of the Quarter-Finals scheduled to be streamed online. The Semi-Finals and Final will then be screened live on Sky Sports.\nRound Two ties are being made available at a set price of \u00a35, while any existing annual or monthly iFollow subscribers will be given access for free.\nThis development has been made possible due to the recently announced domestic broadcast agreement with Sky, whereby EFL Clubs have been granted the rights to stream Checkatrade Trophy games to a domestic audience from the start of the 2019/20 season. That opportunity has now been brought forward to take effect from this season\u2019s competition.\nIn addition, Round Two matches of the Checkatrade Trophy will be used as the start of a trial to consider enhancements to the iFollow offer, as the EFL starts planning to increase the quality of coverage and production values ahead of the 2018/19 campaign.\nEFL Chief Executive, Shaun Harvey said: \u201cThe ability to live stream EFL matches is an exciting new innovation that is already having a major impact for overseas fans of EFL Clubs since we launched iFollow ahead of the 2017/18 season.\n\u201cThis opportunity is being extended to UK-based fans from next season, as we develop plans to deliver live domestic streaming for any non-Saturday 3pm league and live TV games.\n\u201cIt therefore presents supporters in the UK with a great opportunity to get a taster of the online match day experience and follow their team as the competition nears its conclusion at Wembley on Sunday 8 April.\n\u201cI am confident that this latest development will bring the competition to a new audience as interest and excitement grows throughout the knock-out stages.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "2.1 Representation, interpretation ...\nNo, the music is in the mind of the composer.\nNo, the music is in the performance.\nNo, the music is in the hearing.\nFor \u2018music\u2019 read \u2018knowledge\u2019.\n\u2018What is knowledge?\u2019 is obviously a weighty question. In thinking about knowledge specifically in relation to ICT, we will introduce a key concept: representation. Representation is the way in which information is made manipulable and shareable. Representations may be designed to be written and read by people or computers, providing the basis for human-human, computer-computer and human-computer interaction. Their design involves formulating a language to describe some aspect of the world. To create a representation (computer-based or not), we must codify information; that is, translate it into the vocabulary and grammar of the particular language. Codification is therefore critical, as we will see in Section 2.2.\nA further concept for clarifying distinctions between information technology and knowledge technology is interpretation. Representations embody information, but they are useless \u2013 indeed meaningless \u2013 unless someone or something (another computer) interprets them. We define interpretation here with an intentionally practical orientation: the process of assessing information (perceived via one or more representational medium) with respect to a goal (for example, to solve a problem; to judge someone's character; to gauge the tone of a meeting). Once information has been interpreted, you have knowledge for action, even if it is to decide that the information is irrelevant. A consequence of this view of knowledge is that information may be interpreted in many different ways \u2013 its significance depends on the reader. As an expert, you may be able to glance at a spreadsheet and immediately spot a statistical trend that a junior member of staff has missed; or you may glean implicit messages from reading a memo which a less experienced colleague would miss.\nAn implication of this view is that, while information technologies deliver data structured using different representations, knowledge technologies \u2013 if we can justify this term \u2013 will be distinguished by their support for interpreting those representations: for instance, by making it easier to access and understand context, or at least, by linking to people who can help supply missing context. A further implication is that, if knowledge is the contextualised interpretation of information, a computer can be said to \u2018know\u2019 something in a limited sense if it has the ability to reason about information; that is, if it can interpret information with a notion of \u2018context\u2019 and act appropriately on it in some way. We describe such systems in \u2018Example: an \u201cintelligent\u201d email system\u2019 in Section 4.3.\nIf context and interpretation are key to ascribing meaning to information, a radical constructivist implication is that, since each of us encounters the world through our own particular lens, in principle there is no such thing as \u2018codified knowledge\u2019 in an artefact, whether digital or paper.\nA particular view of the relationship between knowledge and technologies has been set out. Do you agree with the idea that it is not possible for \u2018knowledge\u2019 to exist in a form that can be stored and embodied in objects and documents, or do you think this is rather an extreme view? Is it in fact the case that manufactured objects do contain the design knowledge that went into them, and that patents and books do contain knowledge? Communities of practice, for example, are a foundation for effective teamwork and the sharing of tacit knowledge.\nIf you answered \u2018no\u2019 to the first question and \u2018yes\u2019 to the second, does this mean that the knowledge embodied in an object is the same regardless of who interprets it? After all, we do not normally expect an object to change its properties unless someone modifies it. You may find it helpful to think about documents or objects in your own work context. Perhaps some objects are more ambiguous (that is, more likely to change their meaning) than others? But then, surely it depends on the people who are interpreting them?\nPrevious 1.4 Aims\nNext 2.2 Representation, interpretation and communities of practice continued",
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        "raw_content": "Nutrition 101 - Let's Talk Macros\n\u201cIf it fits in your macros\u201d, \u201ctracking macros\u201d, and \u201cflexible dieting\u201d are three nutrition buzz words that everyone seems to be talking about nowadays. The constant downpour all over social media that portrays people braggingly posting that they are eating ice cream every night and losing weight. It\u2019s impossible not to think to yourself, \u201chow are they doing this?\u201d. Well let me tell you, it is possible but it\u2019s definitely not the best way to go. Let\u2019s first take a step back and define macros. \u201cMacros\u201d refer to the macronutrients: proteins, carbohydrates, and fats. These macronutrients make up the foods we consume and the total amount of calories we take it. Taking it a step further, while the total amount of calories consumed will lead to weight loss or weight gain, it\u2019s the composition of those calories (macros) that will determine the composition of that weight loss or weight gain. So, yes, the ice cream diet could produce weight loss, but it will not produce a great physique.\nBefore you start tracking your macros you should already know the answers to the following questions.\n1. Are you eating enough, too much, or too little?\n2. What does your overall food quality look like?\n3. Are you routinely following Basic Lifestyle Guidelines (BLG\u2019s)?\nOnce food quantity, quality, and healthy lifestyle guidelines are in place, then macros can be prescribed. By having specific macros in place, this ensures that the ice-cream every night diet with poor physique doesn\u2019t happen to you because it\u2019s simply not a part of your lifestyle.\n-Austin O'Neal\nCoach, OPEX North Scottsdale\nCCP Level 1\nTo speak with one of our professional coaches, book a FREE consultation today!",
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        "raw_content": "A Psalm and A Prayer\nResponsive Readings from the Psalms and Prayers\nfor Public Worship and Private Devotions\nL.G. Parkhurst, Jr.\nTeaching the Truth in Love\nInternational Bible Lessons Commentaries and Lessons\nInternational Bible Lessons Forum\nResponsive Psalms have been used in worship for hundreds of years by Jews and Christians, and I hope you will find these responsive readings from the psalms and these prayers helpful to you. Copy and Paste these Psalms and the Prayers for use in a bulletin for public worship.\nThese Responsive Readings from the Psalms and the prayers are freely provided for private devotions and use in a public service of worship, a Sunday school class, or with other groups. In a worship bulletin, these Psalms and Prayers easily fit in the left hand side of the bulletin (with the right size font and type), and I have abridged the Psalms, or shortened or lengthened prayers, to fit easily in a church bulletin.\nIn some cases, the psalms are so long that I have created several short \"psalms and prayer\" from them, as in the case of Psalm 119.You do not need to give credit for the use of these psalms and prayers in your worship service bulletin. Some teachers have found these Psalms and Prayers useful before they begin their class or Bible study.\nIf you conduct your worship service without a bulletin, Psalms and Prayers can easily be projected on a screen for congregational use. If you choose not to read the Psalms responsively or put them in a bulletin, you can easily read the abridged Psalm and prayer provided here as a short Call to Worship instead of responsively (omitting the Leader and People, and reading the Psalm straight through as printed here) and then use the prayer as an opening prayer.\nEach prayer ends with \u201cOur Father. . .\u201d so you can remind worshipers to continue to pray the Lord's Prayer and conclude the prayer with the Lord's Prayer, if you choose.\nEven though the format for A Psalm and A Prayer is in the form of a Responsive Reading, you can easily read A Psalm and A Prayer as a brief devotional before praying the prayer that goes with the reading. I have edited and omitted parts of the Psalms to best suit my own worship services, so you may want to read the Psalm in your own Bible and compile and edit the Psalm in the best way to suit your own worship service and style.\nThese Responsive Readings are often freely adapted and condensed from the Psalms using the New Revised Standard Version of the Bible.\nA Psalm and A Prayer Contents\n(excerpt a)\n(excerpt b)\n(excerpt c)\nPsalms 52 & 53\nPsalm 114 & 117\nPsalm 119 (excerpt a)\nPsalm 119 (excerpt b)\nPsalm 119 (excerpt c)\nPsalm 119 (excerpt d)\nPsalm 119 (excerpt e)\nPsalm 119 (excerpt f)\nPsalm 119 (excerpt g)\nPsalm 119 (excerpt h)\nPsalm 119 (excerpt i)\nPsalm 119 (excerpt j)\nPsalm 119 (excerpt k)\nPsalm 119 (excerpt l)\nPsalm 119 (excerpt m)\nPsalm 119 (excerpt n)\nPsalm 119 (excerpt o)\nPsalm 119 (excerpt p)\nPsalm 119 (excerpt q)\nPsalm 119 (excerpt r)\nPsalm 119 (excerpt s)\nPsalm 119 (excerpt t)\nPsalms 123 & 124\nSee Additional Bible Study Resources and Books\nCopyright @2016 L.G. Parkhurst, Jr. Permission Granted for Not for Profit Use. All Rights Reserved.",
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        "raw_content": "The State of Alabama is blessed with an abundance of freshwater fishing opportunities, including some of the best sportfishing in the country. Alabama has over a dozen river systems which have been impounded to create 563,000 acres of public reservoirs, including 1,438 miles of navigable waterways. In addition, there are 23 state managed State Public Fishing Lakes and 150,000 acres of private ponds that provide excellent angling for many species of fish.\nThe Angler Recognition Program addresses four separate objectives. The first goal is to help promote fishing in Alabama by establishing a method to publicly recognize anglers who catch large or trophy-sized fish from Alabama waters. Second, it will provide Fisheries Section biologists with valuable catch information for following fishery trends in the reservoirs they manage. The third objective is to establish a system for maintaining lake records for many of Alabama\u2019s black bass species. Finally, it will allow anglers an opportunity to have their catch information compiled, analyzed, and reported to them to help them discover when, where, and on what types of lures big fish are caught.\nAlabama State Record Freshwater Fish\nThe freshwater sport fish caught in Alabama by hook and line have been listed by the Alabama Department of Conservation. The list includes fish since the 1950s. The certification process includes two witnesses of the weighing on certified scales; species identification by a state fisheries biologist or certified fisheries biologist; and a side-view photograph. Applications and rules are available as a PDF.\nLake Record Certification\nThe Lake Record Certification will honor those individuals who catch the largest species of black bass (largemouth bass, spotted bass, smallmouth bass, or redeye bass) from each reservoir or lake, and will provide the Fisheries Section with useful statistics on the number of large fish caught from Alabama reservoirs. A detailed description of the rules and requirements can be found on the Lake Record Application. To be considered for a Lake Record, fish must meet the minimum weight requirements listed in the table, have two witnesses of the weighing on certified scales; species identification by a state fisheries biologist or certified fisheries biologist; and include a side-view photograph. The application must be completed and returned within three months of the catch.\nQualified anglers will receive a certificate commemorating their catch, will have their picture posted on www.OutdoorAlabama.com identified by the reservoir from which the fish was caught, and will be recognized in the B.A.I.T. Report of the Alabama of Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries Division.\nMaster and Trophy Angler Certifications\nThe Master and Trophy Angler Certifications are intended to honor individuals who catch large sportfish from Alabama\u2019s public waters. A detailed description of the rules and requirements can be found on the Master/Trophy Angler Application. To be eligible for recognition, fish must meet the minimum length or weight requirements listed in the table; and the application must be completed with a side picture of the fish next to a ruler and a picture of the angler with the fish. The application packet must be returned within three months of the catch.\nQualified anglers will receive a certificate commemorating their catch and a decal to be displayed on their boat or truck. Each angler will have their picture posted on www.OutdoorAlabama.com identified by the reservoir from which the fish was caught, and they will be recognized in the B.A.I.T. Report of the Alabama of Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries Division.\nIn addition, a Black Bass Grand Slam plaque will be presented to any angler who is recognized for catching all four species of black bass included in this program. Recognition for each of the species may come from the Master Angler level, the Trophy Angler level, or any combination of the two.\nBig Fish Catch Statistics\nCatch statistics will be used to document angling trends and seasonal techniques used to catch large sportfish from Alabama reservoirs. This information will provide anglers with answers to questions related to depth of water, lure and color choices, moon phase, habitat types, and even the time of day when trophy fish are caught. Anglers will also learn how these trends can change from season to season, from lake to lake, and even from species to species.\nBig fish catch statistics will be reported on a statewide, seasonal, or lake by lake basis in the annual B.A.I.T. Report, and will be presented in as much detail as possible, depending upon the information provided. However, specific locations of catches are not required. The catch statistics questionnaire is a part of the application.\nLake Record Black Bass\nState Record Freshwater Fish",
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        "raw_content": "Oiselle Thinks Sports Bras Can Keep Girls in the Outdoors\nOne company's plan to give adolescent girls bras to help prevent them from dropping out of the outdoor world\nSports bras are often a symbol of empowerment for adolescent female athletes. (Amos Morgan)\n\u201cI want to be one of those kids who don\u2019t go through puberty,\u201d my older daughter told me the other day on a hike. \u201cI don\u2019t want to get big boobs!\u201d\nI almost fell over. She\u2019s only eight, skinny as a stick, a tomboy since birth. We haven\u2019t yet begun talking to her about puberty, but apparently some of the boys in her third-grade class broke the news. I fumbled through some lame response about how she won\u2019t have to worry about it for a few years, which was really code for \u201cPlease don\u2019t let me have to worry about it for a few years.\u201d Then I changed the subject.\nBut it\u2019s been haunting me ever since. She\u2019s always been a very physical kid, but in the past few years I\u2019ve watched her come into herself, gaining confidence and skills on the playground, in sports, and in the outdoors. Will adolescence change everything?\nAccording to a 2016 study published in the Journal of Adolescent Health, the answer for many girls is yes. The study, which surveyed more than 2,000 English girls ages 11 through 18, found that they begin dropping out of sports at the onset of puberty, when their bodies begin to change. Forty-six percent reported that their breast development had some effect on their participation in athletics, nearly 75 percent had breast-related concerns while playing sports, and 87 percent wanted to know more about breast development. Only 10 percent routinely wore their own sports bra.\nFor Sally Bergesen, founder and CEO of the women\u2019s running and fitness apparel company Oiselle, this sobering data was a call to action. \u201cWhen we read the study, it hit us between the eyes,\u201d says Bergesen. \u201cPuberty is still something we don\u2019t know how to talk about.\u201d\nHer solution: free sports bras, and lots of them.\n(Heather McWhirter)\nEarlier this year, Oiselle launched its Got Bras initiative to give away sports bras to adolescent and teen girls who might not otherwise have access to them and to help them view breast development as a normal part of life. In March, Oiselle partnered with the nonprofit Running for a Better Oakland, in California, to donate 300 bras and other apparel items. On May 21, the company will give away sports bras and booklets about breast development to the more than 1,500 girls participating in the Girls on the Run 5K in Seattle. Oiselle plans to give away 2,000 bras this year and increase that number in 2018, when it will also roll out production on its first line of girl-specific bras.\n\u201cWhen your body goes through changes, you become self-conscious and more apt to reduce physical activity. Middle school is the worst,\u201d says Bergesen. At the middle school that Bergesen\u2019s daughter attends, the gym teacher puts all the kids through a \u201cpacer test,\u201d where they run back and forth between two points in the gym to see who can get the most laps. She noticed that some of the girls intentionally went more slowly than boys and didn\u2019t compete because they felt self-conscious and were worried about their breasts bouncing.\n\u201cThe biggest thing we want them to know is that breasts are normal. Changing bodies are normal,\u201d says Bergesen. \u201cAll you need is the right sports bra. If you have one, you can do everything you\u2019ve been doing. It\u2019s simply a tool in your toolbox for life.\u201d\nBergesen\u2019s hope is that with a sports bra that fits and the right knowledge, girls will stay in the game longer. \u201cThere are various points in a woman\u2019s life when she\u2019s more apt to turn away from sports: puberty, post-college, postpartum, and menopause.\u201d By empowering girls to remain active during adolescence, they have a greater chance of becoming lifelong athletes through the other transitions as well.\n\u201cWe know that when girls stay involved in sports, it helps them with confidence, as well as all the other health benefits of regular exercise,\u201d says Bergesen. \u201cWhen you\u2019re doing a sport, you\u2019re living in your body and you experience all the benefits of that\u2014the endorphins, the strength, and neurons firing in the brain. From starting a business, becoming mothers, and making friends, sports help us with everything in life.\u201d\nFiled To: Women\u2019s / Raising Rippers",
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But he also said that as a younger man he couldn\u2019t deal with more uncertain outcomes. \u201cYou have to be okay with failure,\u201d he said, \u201cand I wasn\u2019t.\u201d\nHe laid out a hypothetical. \u201cIf I had climbed ten 9as in a day, but I didn\u2019t send one, that one I didn\u2019t send would outweigh all of the routes I did,\u201d he said.\nHe understood the problem rationally, he said, \u201cTo understand it emotionally is another thing.\u201d\nPerfecto Mundo was bolted by Chris Sharma almost a decade ago and has sat unfinished since. Sharma tried the route sporadically over the years and he climbed with Megos on it for a few days this trip. \u201cI think it\u2019s good to see his attitude towards projecting,\u201d Megos said.\n\u201cFor him the sensation is important. If the sensation on the route was good that day, whether it was a high point or he did a little worse on the route, that was a successful day for him.\u201d\nPerfecto Mundo was envisioned by Chris Sharma (left) almost a decade ago. He generously shared his knowledge of the route with Alex. Photo: Ken Etzel\nFor Megos, the route marks a turning point. The acceptance of failure as a possible outcome, for one. For two, something else: \u201cI don\u2019t want to sound arrogant,\u201d he said, \u201cbut this is probably the first hard route I\u2019ve climbed.\u201d\n\u201cIt just marks the beginning of climbing hard.\u201d\nMegos heads for a stint at Ceuse in June.\nFor more climbing news and imagery, follow Patagonia Climb. To keep up with the climbs and travels of Alex Megos, hit him up on Instagram or Facebook.\n#Alex Megos, #first ascent, #Spain\nBecoming a Boulderer\nAs a younger climber I was totally committed to big long routes, often in the mountains and often involving a lot of suffering. The beauty of each place is what got me there, and the partnerships kept me there. I wanted to be in those big landscapes, sleeping on the\u2026 Read More\nSpomin: The Memory Lessons\nWhen I was ten years old, I was a hyperactive kid who had problems staying focused for a long period of time. One day I was sitting in class at primary school, listening to a subject that didn\u2019t really interest me. Bored, I started playing with the scissors that I\u2026 Read More\nIt\u2019ll Go\n\u201cIt can\u2019t be a route if there aren\u2019t any holds, Sonnie,\u201d Alex called from the ground. I could see him down there, sitting back in his harness comfortably, looking up at me, grinning. 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        "raw_content": "Intel, Nvidia, please shut up about Moore\u2019s Law. It\u2019s not dead yet, or interesting\u2026 or even a law\nThank you, Dr. Lisa Su. Thank you for maintaining a little dignity and not letting yourself get dragged into the latest round of tit-for-tat Moore\u2019s Law exultations and obituaries. Is it alive, is it dead? Who knows, we\u2019ll just leave Schrodinger\u2019s box closed and keep arguing about it for the next decade.\nRead more: the best CPU for gaming right now.\nI\u2019m so dreadfully bored of the constant debate about the demise of Moore\u2019s Law. And we\u2019ve just had another turgid bout of Nvidia and Intel\u2019s respective CEO\u2019s making clear (as if we needed reminding) their ultra-predictable stances on the subject. Jen-Hsun recently took to the stage at the Beijing version of Nvidia\u2019s GPU Technology Conference, presenting pretty much the same keynote he\u2019s been delivering all year, covering some holodeck shizzle, their golf-playing Isaacs, and a lot of back-slapping over the power of their AI-focused Nvidia Volta GPU hardware.\nAnd he also proclaimed the very definite death of Moore\u2019s Law. He did this while, in pretty much the same breath, confirming it\u2019s also effectively alive and well. Confused? Well, that\u2019s because tech companies are just taking Moore\u2019s Law to mean whatever the hell they want it to these days.\nThe original observation by good ol\u2019 Gordo Moore, a few years before he co-founded Intel in 1968, was that the complexity for the minimum component cost of an integrated circuit was found to pretty much double every 12 months.\n\u201cThe complexity for minimum component costs has increased at a rate of roughly a factor of two per year,\u201d he wrote in a 1965 hot-take. \u201cCertainly over the short term this rate can be expected to continue, if not to increase. Over the longer term, the rate of increase is a bit more uncertain, although there is no reason to believe it will not remain nearly constant for at least ten years.\u201d\nHe didn\u2019t directly mean the power of our PCs was doubling every year, but the balancing point between increased complexity and affordability was growing, that for the same essential manufacturing costs you would be able to double the number of transistors you could cram into a chip every year.\nHe nudged the time frame out a touch in 1975, to every two years, and tweaked it to be a bit more specific about transistor and resistor count. And Intel have since added another six months onto that. Moore\u2019s Law, then, is not dead, it\u2019s just evolving, but then it\u2019s not even a real law, otherwise people wouldn\u2019t be able to mess around with it in the way they have.\nBut the fact that El Gordorino himself played fast and loose with his own observations, and subsequently so have Intel, has meant that pretty much everyone just mangles it to make the observation fit their own stance in that particular moment, whether they want the Law in the box to be dead or alive when they take the lid off. Jen-Hsun\u2019s now decided the number of transistors used in a given chip can double every two years and yet he claims Mozza\u2019s Law can still be dead because CPU performance hasn\u2019t doubled as well.\n\u201cProcess technology continues to afford us 50% more transistors every year [it\u2019s alive!],\u201d he said on stage in Beijing this week, \u201chowever, CPU performance has only been increasing by about 10%\u2026 the end of Moore\u2019s Law [shit, it\u2019s dead again].\u201d\nBut, guess what? It\u2019s ok because GPU power has been growing exponentially. From a certain point of view. Nvidia have figured out that graphics cards are not actually best used for, well, graphics anymore. Nope, they\u2019re not just really good at colouring in gibs and lobbing them across the screen, they\u2019re also really good at thinking too.\nBecause of the way they\u2019re arranged, with thousands of little fixed-function cores, graphics cards are really good at doing lots of concurrent number crunching. At the moment, they\u2019re having a real good time with the machine learning, AI, big data revolution. So, yay, GPUs are going to replace CPUs. Well, for a very specific use case anyways\u2026\nIntel\u2019s current CEO, Brian Krzanich, did make the point earlier in the year that the G-Man\u2019s Guestimate was always essentially a financial one, \u201cfundamentally a law of economics,\u201d which is something Jen-Hsun\u2019s kinda just side-stepped.\nBut it was they who started banging the Moore\u2019s Law drum again ahead of their Intel Coffee Lake CPU release, however, with Stacey Smith wanging his wafers around on stage earlier this month. And he did so in the same city, Beijing, just before Nvidia, which is probably what woke up the leather-clad Nvidia CEO again. It was there that Intel desperately tried to convince everyone in the audience at the Technology and Manufacturing Day that their 10nm design process hasn\u2019t been an unmitigated disaster, because look, they\u2019ve got a wafer.\n\u201cWe are pleased to share in China for the first time,\u201d Smith said, \u201cimportant milestones in our process technology roadmap that demonstrate the continued benefits of driving down the Moore\u2019s Law curve.\u201d\nForget the fact that Krzanich was on stage at CES in January holding up a finished laptop running with a 10nm Cannon Lake CPU inside it. 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AMD\u2019s CTO, The Papermaster, said that silicon technology alone couldn\u2019t cope with their interpretation of the swinging \u201860s observation.\n\u201cIt\u2019s not just about the transistor anymore; we can\u2019t just have transistors improving every cycle,\u201d he explained. \u201cIt does take semiconductor transistor improvements, but the elements that we do in design, in architecture, and how we put solutions together, also keep in line [with] a Moore\u2019s Law pace.\n\u201cMoore\u2019s Law Plus means you stay in a Moore\u2019s Law pace of computing improvement. So you can keep in with a Moore\u2019s Law cycle but you don\u2019t rely on just semiconductor chips, you do it with a combination of other techniques.\u201d\nIt\u2019s also cheaper as you don\u2019t have to try and figure out the necessarily expensive voodoo required to get down to 7nm and 5nm with all the weird physics defying shizzle that goes on down at that almost atomic level. 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        "raw_content": "Home Beautiful rice Philippine Economy Philippine Exports Philippine rice Philippines will start exporting Beautiful Rice to Europe & US\nPhilippines will start exporting Beautiful Rice to Europe & US\nBeautiful rice , Philippine Economy , Philippine Exports , Philippine rice\nAlthough it will continue to import commercial rice as part of its buffer stock, the Philippines will start exporting quality rice varieties to selected markets abroad next year.\nAccording to Assistant Secretary Dante Delima of the Department of Agriculture, the country would be exporting traditional rice varieties such as colored rice (black, red, pink, brown and purple) , aromatic white rice, and long grain white rice.\nThe Philippine beautiful Rice for exports local demand is low compare to ordinary rice with a higher demand in the other countries such as\nPink Rice\nDelima, the head of the government's national rice program, said that the Philippines cannot compete in the exportation of ordinary rice so it will focus on premium rice which can be competitive because these varieties cannot be found in other countries.\nAmong the markets the Philippine government is eyeing for its rice exports are the Middle East and India for long grain and aromatic rice varieties; the United States, Japan, Singapore and Hong Kong for colored and heirloom rice varieties; and the European countries, such as the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, and Belgium.\nAccording to Delima, the Netherlands and Belgium are particularly interested in alternative rice varieties.\nDelima said that the government would seek the help of the private sector in the rice exportation business. \"We will support them rather than do it ourselves. This would be easier,\" he said.\nEarlier Agriculture Secretary Proceso Alcala has assured the public that the Philippines will attain rice self-sufficiency next year despite the damage wrought by the successive typhoons and the massive flooding that hit the country during the last few weeks.\nAlcala said that the current rice production of the country is enough to feed the 90 million or so Filipinos.\nThe government will also keep its cap on rice importation at 100,000 metric tons (MT) in 2013 if rice production target is met this year.\nThe DA has recently readjusted its 2012 rice production target to 17.8 MT from 18.4 million MT.\nThe 2012 target tonnage would place the country's sufficiency level at 95 percent. The sufficiency level in 2011 was 94 percent.\nDelima said that the government had already made provisions for typhoon-related losses in rice production tonnage in 2013's importation forecast.\nThe country should achieve rice self-sufficiency by 2013 with a target output of 20.04 million MT. By 2014, rice production is expected to reach 21 million MT with 22 million MT projected for 2015 and 2016.\n\"The effect of that (rice self-sufficiency) will be felt in 2014 wherein the government will no longer import rice,\" Delima said.\nThe Philippines is also studying the possibility of exporting yellow corn this year to take advantage of high grain prices brought about by the worst drought in US history.\nDA Assistant Secretary Edilberto de Luna, who is also the director of the national corn program, said that an inter-agency committee has been created to review the appeal of the Philippine Maize Federation Inc. for the commercial export of corn.\nThe Philippines expects corn production to reach a record-high of 7.819 million metric tons this year and about 8.450 million by 2013. By next year, the DA expects the country to have a surplus of 149,000 metric tons.\nAccording to de Luna, they have already advised Secretary Alcala not to wait for the surplus but to start exporting rice, even in small amount \"to test the international market\".\nAside from the United States, the country is also eyeing Taiwan and South Korea as possible markets for corn.\nAgriculture analysts have said that corn exports would not result in a shortage in the local market since the 1.4 million metric tons of feed-wheat, imported earlier by feed millers, will be enough to cover the requirement for this year.\nAs a member of the World Trade Organization, the Philippines is also free to export rice and corn to any part of the world.",
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        "raw_content": "Australia Pet Quarantine Update: Fee Increase Effective July 1\nA few weeks ago we reported about the possibility that Australia pet quarantine fees could potentially rise. As it turns out, this initiative was approved and, starting soon, a number of changes will go into effect relating to Post Entry Animal Quarantine (PEAQ) procedures at the facilities, which are located in Sydney and Melbourne.\nYou can find a full overview of the changes here, but read on for a few of the main ideas:\n-The fee increase will take effect on July 1, 2014.\n-The new fee will be $149 per pet, per day. (The minimum stay is 10 days.)\n-It's been the case for a little while but it's worth restating: owners cannot visit pets during quarantine. It is due to the new, shorter quarantine period that PEAQ made the decision not to allow visits. During quarantine, department staff has pledged to exercise pets and attend to all their basic needs.\n-Why are the fees being increased? The Australian Government Department of Agriculture lists three primary reasons:\nFees haven't been adjusted since 2009, and since then various quarantine management costs have risen.\nThe program is currently operating in deficit, and in order to meet the government policy of \u201cfull cost recovery,\u201d fees must be increased.\nThe recent PEAQ policy changes have affected the bottom line of the overall operation, and the increase is meant to serve as a counterbalance.\nThis cost increase probably isn't welcome news to hear, but if you're planning a pet move to Australia it's important to be educated about the new conditions so as to make the process as streamlined as possible.\nPlease let us know if you have any questions or if you think you'd like some help organizing an upcoming relocation, and please stay in touch for more pet travel updates.",
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        "raw_content": "MA Health Department to Investigate Boston Nursing Home\nMassachusetts health officials have launched an investigation into Woodbriar Health Center in Boston after a recent scabies infestation led to more than three dozen patients being treated for the condition.\nScabies is a microscopic mite that burrows into the top lawyer of skin in order to lay eggs, causing an itchy rash. It can spread through contact with an infested persons skin, clothing or bedding.\nIt can take anywhere from two to six weeks for symptoms to appear, making it difficult to diagnose. In a nursing home, that delay can easily lead to a widespread infestation. Nursing home residents who have suffered abuse or neglect deserve justice. The nursing home abuse attorneys at Pitman, Kalkhoff, Sicula & Dentice, S.C. will help your loved one pursue compensation for the injuries they have sustained.\nScabies Infestation Leads to Inspection\nIn early January, a resident of Woodbriar Health Centers dementia unit was discovered to have a scabies infection after testing the skin on a suspicious rash.\nFamilies of the nearly 40 residents in the unit were notified of the incident and informed that, as a precaution, all of the patients would be treated for two to three weeks with an oral medication.\nA statement from the facility did not reveal how the patient first acquired the scabies, but did note that no other residents had the condition.\nA state health department surveyor made a site visit on January 12th and reviewed the case, determining that the facility properly handled the situation and that no further action was required.\nA former manager within the states health department stated that scabies is not common in nursing homes and that generally a surveyor would not be sent to investigate a scabies infestation. It is likely that complaints about the way the facility handled the situation prompted the investigation.\nA family member of one resident noted the families received almost no information from the facility about the situation or how it was being handled. She was also shocked to see that unit residents were forced to wear nothing but a hospital gown as their clothing was taken to be sanitized for a week at a time on multiple occasions.\nFrequent Citations\nWoodbriar and its owner, Synergy Health Centers, have been cited for a number of substandard care violations, including medication errors, poor infection control and festering pressure sores.\nThe nursing home is currently under investigation after a patient was dropped on Christmas Day and died from injuries two days later.",
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        "raw_content": "Platinum Properties is a full-service family-owned boutique brokerage in New York City. Our network of international and domestic investors, developers and landlords has positioned Platinum Properties since 2005 as the smart choice for luxury real estate transactions in New York City Real Estate\u2014sometimes they even make history.\nAll about Platinum Properties.\n\u201cOur mission is to deliver exceptional integrated Real Estate services for residential homes, commercial properties & international investors.\u201d\nPlatinum Properties was founded in 2005 to bring a refreshed and personalized approach to an aging real estate industry. Putting a stronger emphasis on the relationships over all else, the Platinum team ensures that its clients are treated with the level of attention that is required to navigate the competitive field that is New York City real estate. With its roots as a family owned and operated firm, the company and its team never loses touch with its core mission and values. Consistently ranked in the top 10 Boutique Real Estate firms, each and every day brings the ability to connect more with their clients and deliver new and innovative approaches to the business.\nWith technology changing the real estate industry, Platinum continues to forge ahead on behalf of its clients, utilizing the latest technology to bring value without compromising the personal touch which makes Platinum different from other boutique real estate firms. Our experience ranges across all facets of real estate, from residential brokerage to investment sales, our team is able to assist with anything that may come their way. The combination of personal attention with the latest technology, makes Platinum poised for growth in the future and ensures that all of their clients will receive the highest level of service possible.\nWe adopt strong family values that allow us to work together as a cohesive team.\nWe encourage creativity and original thinking to ensure we are at the forefront of our industry.\nCustomer service is prioritized throughout all transactions, whether it is a first-time rental, secondary home purchase or investment property.\nWe communicate all information to our clients, good or bad, in real-time.\nWe use our combined knowledge and experiences to influence a positive outcome for our clients.\nOur diverse backgrounds and experiences give us a competitive advantage to provide superior service.\nRecent press mentions.\nA culture of excellence & opportunity.",
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        "raw_content": "Play NY > News > New York Now Has Legal Sports Betting! Well, Sorta\u2026\nSports betting might be available in New York sooner than you\u2019d think.\nOn Monday, the US Supreme Court removed the federal hurdle that stood in the way of state-regulated sports gambling. The court struck down the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act (PASPA), ruling that it commandeered states into enforcing an unwanted federal law. The prohibition had been on the books since 1992.\nNew York has an existing law that allows the four commercial casinos to offer sports betting. That law previously relied on a change at the federal level to become active, a condition that was met this week. 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They have to post odds and keep records. Other than that, it\u2019s pretty much up to the NYS Gaming Commission to fill in the blanks. Regulators had been biding their time while waiting for resolution at the federal level.\nIt might take more than just regulatory work though. Lawmakers and stakeholders see the law itself as incomplete in scope and implementation. More comprehensive legislation has been filed in an effort to cement the guideposts for NY sports betting.\nWhat else does the law need?\nFor starters, the law probably needs to include the horse racing industry. As written, there are no provisions that would allow tracks to offer sports betting. Since it passed by inclusion in a commercial casino bill, the scope is fairly narrow. There\u2019s no reason not to include the tracks, and a new bill from Sen. John Bonacic would do just that.\nTribal tensions present a lingering issue, too. The nations are pretty peeved about losing their monopoly on NY gambling and concerned about the potential for oversaturation. Offering sports betting without their consideration will certainly not help tribe-state relationships. Bonacic\u2019s bill appears to keep the existing commercial limitation in place.\nFor that matter, a new referendum could arguably be required to allow mobile and online wagering, as the Bonacic bill would authorize. As it stands, voters must approve all forms of gambling expansion, as they did for the commercial casino project.\nIt\u2019s debatable whether or not online sports betting would fall under those requirements. Mobile/online betting is one of the primary pillars for any state looking to compete with offshore options.\nLastly, most states are codifying sports betting fees and taxes into law, and those are absent from the existing NY legislation. Money is pretty important to the state, so the payment structure will likely be hammered out quickly. Bonacic proposes a reasonable tax rate of 8.5 percent on sports betting revenue.\nIt\u2019s also worth noting that one of the fees included in Bonacic\u2019s bill is the controversial integrity fee for sports leagues.\nForward progress had been a little sluggish in recent months, but the sudden change might create new urgency.\nRundown of the SCOTUS ruling\nThe case SCOTUS decided on Monday was called Murphy vs. NCAA. You might also hear it called the \u201cNew Jersey sports betting case.\u201d\n\u201cMurphy\u201d is NJ Gov. Phil Murphy, who inherited the defendant\u2019s role in the case from his predecessor, Chris Christie.\nThe plaintiffs were the NCAA plus the four US sports leagues:\nThe US Department of Justice was also a plaintiff. It was quite a case, and it was about more than just sports betting. The ruling touched on some of the nation\u2019s core principles of states\u2019 rights and anti-commandeering.\nNew Jersey was the rebellious child that turned against PASPA. 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        "raw_content": "You may have noticed in your neighborhood that there\u2019s been increased investment in wind and solar energy projects. The state of Maryland and Montgomery County both offer tax incentives for homeowners to invest in solar panels. And on the federal level, the tax code contained incentives for building large-scale wind and solar projects. This is how it has worked until now.\nHow Things Have Worked\nWhen an electric utility or other company wants to construct a facility for the generation of wind or solar energy on a large scale, it will find a partner to provide the financing. That might be Goldman Sachs or Google, for example. In exchange for the financing, the utility or other company gives the tax credits it receives from the federal government for constructing the facility to the financing partner. The partner can then use these credits to offset against its worldwide income and lower its tax bill. The utility would not have enough taxable income to use the full credit anyways, so it\u2019s a win-win for both partners.\nBecause of this arrangement, solar- and wind-energy generation projects got built, increasing their share of U.S. electricity generation to 7% from 1% ten years ago.\nTax Bill Threatens Future Projects\nThis may all come to an inglorious end if a thing called BEAT in the Senate version of the new tax legislation survives. The acronym \u201cBEAT\u201d translates to \u201cBase Erosion Anti-abuse Tax.\u201d I know, I know. What the heck is that? Well, it is supposed to keep multinational corporations, such as Goldman Sachs or Google, from moving profits and jobs to other countries. But it would allow the government to collect a dollar in tax for every dollar saved through the energy tax credit. It would wipe out the tax credit to which companies like Goldman Sachs or Google now gains access when investing in wind and solar energy projects. The net result would be a complete loss of interest on the part of these multinational corporate partners in financing wind and solar energy projects.\nThe American Wind Energy Association (AWEA), the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) and the American Council on Renewable Energy (ACORE) are actively lobbying the Senate to solve this problem, claiming that this dire consequence must be unintentional. They think that that when the issue is brought to the attention of Senate Republican leaders, it will surely be resolved and the tax credit exempted from the effect of BEAT. As of now, there is no report on how this issue has played out. Stay tuned for media reports now that the Senate version of the bill has passed.\nRead this recent article in the Wall Street Journal for a nice illustration of how lobbyists for industry and big corporations have access to the Republicans writing and voting on the bill. When General Electric discovered a provision in the proposed tax legislation that would hurt its interest and result in a large tax liability, its representatives were able to meet with the very Republicans writing the Senate tax bill. How is it I was left off the guest list? Somehow, I doubt that any average working American taxpayers had comparable access. What are my bets?\nThe Energy 202: Why the Wind and Solar Lobby is Terrified of the Senate Tax Plan\nThe Tax Reform Bill Could Hurt Wind and Solar",
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        "raw_content": "\u201cIf You Read, You'll Judge\u201d\nIn the world of poetry, \"best\" is a fighting word.\nWhat makes a poem one of the best? Anthologists have been arguing that question since 60 B.C. Can the latest round in the fight\u2014a polite brawl between Garrison Keillor in one corner, August Kleinzahler in the other, with heavyweight champ Harold Bloom looking on\u2014provide any answers? Joshua Weiner reports from ringside.\nSome of the most interesting items in Kurt Cobain\u2019s journals are the lists he compiled of the bands, albums, and individual songs he considered the best. Making lists was a consistent preoccupation of Cobain\u2019s, one that complemented his work on the songs for Nirvana that even the most casual listener to popular music in the 1990s would recognize. The lists comprise a kind of table of contents to a personal anthology of music, compelling for what it suggests about Cobain, naturally, but also for the musical map it makes both of Cobain's own moment and of the reachable past, with which he felt a strong continuity. \u201cIf you read / you\u2019ll judge,\u201d he wrote on the cover of one of his spiral notebooks\u2014the extremity of the confessional content, one imagines; but it also points to the lists: history mediated by taste, taste determined by history. If you read, you\u2019ll judge. It\u2019s a phrase suitable as epigraph to any serious poetry anthology published in the last 45 years.\nWhen we read a list, on what do we pass judgment? On the list maker, to be sure, as Cobain foresaw (Blue Oyster Cult\u2019s \u201cKick Out the Jams,\u201d but no MC5? What\u2019s wrong with you!); also ourselves (What don\u2019t I know? Am I just a receptacle of received opinion?). And what are we judging in the list maker and, by extension, in ourselves? Two things, I think\u2014personal taste and perception of history. We all have our personal lists of what we like best (taste) because we think it an example of the best of its kind (history). When a list goes public with the intention of establishing claims on our attention and gaining our approval, we become participants in the struggle of forming canons. And in the world of poetry, such struggles are ongoing, strange, and sometimes fierce.\nCanons, of course, imply an orthodoxy, which indicates consensus and scriptural immunity. Yet because they exist historically, and because history is a dynamic process, canons do change, however slowly: the Torah changes through Talmudic debate; the U.S. Constitution gains amendments, which are later interpreted and reinterpreted. Canon formation is conservative by nature because consensus takes time; once consensus is established, however, change takes place only through some kind of radical force. In a democratic culture, literary canons are formed and radically challenged within generations. Such is modernity.\nOne thinks, for example, of how T.S. Eliot and his disciples reinserted Renaissance poets of metaphysical wit into the canon of English poetry; then, how a later generation of scholars reacted against Eliot by reclaiming the Romantics from his disparagement; how a generation of aesthetically radical poets including Robert Creeley and Robert Duncan held onto fascist, elitist Ezra Pound despite his growing disfavor in the academy; and how poets, scholars, publishers, and readers who came of age in the 1950s and '60s opened the canon to include more women and minorities. It didn\u2019t just happen; people fought it out in the public arena of ideas\u2014sometimes in a magazine such as Partisan Review, sometimes in a salon, sometimes in a saloon.\nIt\u2019s an argument that\u2019s been going on for decades, even centuries, perhaps as early as 90 B.C., around the time that Meleager of Gadara gathered up bouquets of poetry by Archilochus and others to weave his Garland; certainly as early as 1861, when Francis Palgrave published his Golden Treasury of the Best Songs and Lyrical Poems in the English Language. The latest such controversy has swirled around the April 2004 issue of Poetry magazine, with its positive/negative tag-team review by Dana Gioia and August Kleinzahler, respectively, of Garrison Keillor\u2019s anthology, Good Poems (Viking, 2002). While Gioia considers the anthology surprisingly good for its modest claims, and, due to Keillor\u2019s influence as a media personality, an effective vehicle for introducing readers to poetry, Kleinzahler deems it hardly good enough, and worse. While Kleinzahler acknowledges that the book contains good poems (by familiars such as Whitman, Dickinson, and Burns, as well as contemporaries such as C.K. Williams and Anne Porter), he objects to the predominance of poetry written in a generic free verse driven by anecdote and steeped in a wistful tone.\nKleinzahler hates the cultural church, ministered by Keillor, that promotes poetry as a kind of blessing, valuable because it \u201cis of use,\u201d in Keillor\u2019s belief, \u201cit gives value.\u201d Kleinzahler finds such sentimentality obnoxious, a kind of boosterism that results in bad art. \u201cAre we not yet adult enough as a culture to acknowledge that the arts are not for everyone, and that bad art is worse than no art at all; and that good or bad, art\u2019s exclusive function is to entertain, not to improve or nourish or console, simply to entertain.\u201d\nSo what are the best poems? One can gain a sense of how loaded that question is by tracking the evasive maneuvers of each guest editor of Best American Poetry (Scribner), an annual publication edited by David Lehman and his chosen collaborator for that year. Since the series\u2019 inauguration in 1988, its changing editorial cast has consistently ducked out from under the explicit claim announced in the series\u2019 title. Not the best, we\u2019re told, but among the better ones; or representing the best (in a kind of curious synecdoche); or indicating the various modes in which the best poems currently are written. Evaluative judgments of the contemporary appear particularly fraught, because the best poems in the language are those that most readers of poetry share with each other most often (that\u2019s how the canon is formed over time), and the newest poems have seen the fewest opportunities for such sharing.\nNot even Harold Bloom, so sure of his judgments regarding \u201cthe aesthetic,\u201d stakes sure ground in his culling of the decade, The Best of the Best American Poetry 1988-1998. \u201cThere are still authentic poems being written in the United States,\u201d claims Bloom, and, he suggests, maybe some of them are even in this book. This rhetorical circling of the aesthetic wagons, Bloom admits, was provoked by Adrienne Rich\u2019s 1996 edition of the same series, a volume he claims, \u201cof a badness not to be believed, because it follows the criteria now operative: what matters most are the race, gender, sexual orientation, ethnic origin, and political purpose of the would-be-poet.\u201d In making this point Bloom ignores that the argument over what\u2019s best often has as much to do with who gets to choose, and whom the editor believes is listening.\nIn editing Best American Poetry 1996, Rich was listening, herself, she writes, \u201cfor poetry that could rouse me from fatigue, stir me from grief, poetry that was redemptive in the sense of offering a kind of deliverance or rescue of the imagination, and poetry that awoke delight\u2014lip-to-lip, spark-to-spark, pleasure in recognition, pleasure in strangeness.\u201d Rich\u2019s echoing of Bloom\u2019s desire for authenticity suggests that Bloom is misreading her, yet it is also true that Rich\u2019s aesthetic value in poetry expresses her interest \u201cin any poet\u2019s acknowledgement of the social and political loomings of this time-space\u2014that history goes on and we are in it.\u201d Would Bloom's beloved Blake, and Rich's for that matter, disagree that such poems are necessary?\nAnd so, one is left, as one is always left, with the enduring question, \u201cWhich be those?\u201d and the corresponding rejoinder, \u201cSez who?\u201d (One hears, too, an incisive voice speaking up from the back, to ask \u201cBest for whom, and for what purposes?\u201d) Backing away from the contemporary scene, Bloom\u2019s answer is available and explicit; one finds it in his anthology, The Best Poems of the English Language (HarperCollins, 2004).\nBloom\u2019s argument for what constitutes \u201cthe best\u201d is richly suggestive and audaciously self-serving. For Bloom, figurative language, a turning from the literal, is the essential element of poetry. Figuration creates meaning\u2014meaning, in fact, could not exist without it\u2014and, in great poetry, an overflow of meaning creates a condition of newness. Upon encountering such a creation of newness, a reader becomes possessed by it, which we feel as a desire for deep identification with the poem. This excessive overflowing element is the sublime in poetry, according to Bloom. \u201cGreatness in poetry,\u201d he writes, \u201cdepends upon splendor of figurative language and on cognitive power, or what Emerson termed \u2018meter-making argument.\u2019\u201d Such poetic power \u201cso fuses thinking and remembering that we cannot separate the two processes.\u201d In addition to figuration, great poetry is highly allusive, according to Bloom, and great poems are in a continual correspondence with the literary past. The logic, then, is clear: if the best poems are allusive, then not only reading them but even being able to recognize them requires that a reader become familiar with the literary past. And what better way to become familiar with that past than to read Bloom\u2019s anthology?\nIt would be wrong, though, to view the implications of Bloom\u2019s logic too cynically: there are certainly other ways to encounter the literary past, but they all involve the same activity, reading and rereading; and there\u2019s no better place to start, or to continue, than Bloom\u2019s big book. Bloom is on an educational mission, but his temple of poetry is closer to Kleinzahler\u2019s fun house than Keillor\u2019s cultural church or, for that matter, Billy Collins\u2019s adequate high school that he envisions in Poetry 180 (Random House, 2003). For Bloom, as for Kleinzahler, poetry is one of the fine arts; it\u2019s demanding on the reader, but its rigors are joyful.\nThe poems that he finds most joyful are those that make the most enormous demands on him, the particular demands of \u201can absolute cognitive music.\u201d He hears such music in, for example, Hart Crane\u2019s \u201cminstrel galleons of Carib fire\u201d that \u201cbequeath us to no neatly shore until/Is answered in the vortex of our grave/The seal\u2019s wide spindrift gaze toward paradise\u201d (\"Voyages II\"). From such music, one encounters a strangeness, \u201cthe true mode of expanding consciousness.\u201d Valuing a poem for making the world strange stands against Keillor\u2019s homely interest in poems that return to the reader \u201cclear pictures of the familiar.\u201d Bloom delights in this Romantic paradox\u2014that in making the world unfamiliar, a poem leads a reader to a dwelling place, a site of recognition, where (he quotes Stevens) \u201cI found myself more truly and more strange.\u201d\nAmong the champion anthology battles, Bloom\u2019s towers in the ring, fit competition for a classroom killer such as the Norton Anthology of Poetry, as well as superseding old sluggers such as Oscar Williams\u2019s Immortal Poems (Simon & Schuster, 1952). But if Bloom stays fit and trim in his choices by cutting the uncertain calories and capricious fat of contemporary poetry altogether, it comes at a cost: any poet born in the 20th century.\nCuriously, Bloom\u2019s toughest competition is hardly the exercise of an individual sensibility: William Harmon\u2019s The Top 500 Poems (Columbia, 1992). Where Bloom makes choices, Harmon counts statistics, presenting the poems most often included by 400 contemporary editors in their own anthologies. The list, drawn from the Columbia Granger's Index to Poetry, establishes its authority by virtue of its collective anonymity: these are the poems a variety of professionals have shared with a reading public, as indicated through the bibliographic science of indexing. Between Bloom\u2019s 372 poems and Harmon\u2019s 500 lies a common set of 120 poems, a kind of ultimate anthology, the bestest of the best, although it\u2019s difficult to imagine any reader of poetry not wanting the other 632. While Bloom may have the heights on this territory, Harmon clearly has the numbers; yet both are facing the same direction of history despite the 18 poets Harmon includes born between 1902 (Langston Hughes) and 1932 (Sylvia Plath).\nThat\u2019s a crucial 30 year period, however, one that alters the map of gained territory for poetry in the twentieth century. Two recent anthologies attempt to address this historical achievement: one\u2014Joseph Parisi\u2019s 100 Essential Modern Poems (Ivan R. Dee, 2005)\u2014by restricting contents to English language poems; and the other\u2014Mark Strand\u2019s 100 Great Poems of the Twentieth Century (Norton, 2005)\u2014by including translations from a dozen other languages. Of the two, Strand\u2019s selections are the more personal and eclectic, and thus the more interesting, though his argument for them slides by on a sheet of vague: \u201cThey are poems that I have continued to feel strongly about over the years and that for one reason or another will not allow themselves to be forgotten or pushed aside by more recent poems . . . In vastly different ways, they provide us with what experiencing that century was like.\u201d Strand is bland, but fair enough. His criteria pass because of his status as a notable contemporary poet: we are interested in the collection not just for what it maps out, but, as with Kurt Cobain\u2019s lists, for who\u2019s drawing up the charts. If Strand\u2019s taste, his perception of history, is poorly reasoned, it is also sharply intuited. And his anthology skirts some sink holes that Parisi\u2019s book hits: by claiming his choices \u201cgreat\u201d (as opposed to \u201cessential\u201d), Strand signals that he\u2019s harvesting from a wide field; by defining his historical period in the most straightforward manner, he avoids the abysmal difficulty of defining \u201cmodernism\u201d per se, and whatever you choose to call the period following it. At the same time, Strand suggests a significant aspect of aesthetic modernism, generally\u2014its internationalism\u2014and by doing so introduces and returns readers to a broad set of influences on English language poetry all too easily lost sight of. (Anna Akhmatova, Yehuda Amichai, Borges, Aim\u00e9 C\u00e9saire, Robert Desnos, Nazim Hikmet, Jorge de Lima, Eugenio Montale, Dan Pagis, Octavio Paz, George Seferis, and Tomas Transtr\u00f6mer, among others).\nParisi, on the other hand, plucks the historical string of the \u201cessential\u201d in his title, only to retune it in his introduction, writing that his choice of 100 poems \u201cmay be justly called essential in that they deal with the most fundamental issues everyone eventually faces.\u201d As a definition, this will do no better, one feels, than Parisi\u2019s wish to view the poems as \u201cmodern, in the broadest sense.\u201d One appreciates the predicament of working with such terms, though it seems to confuse the purpose of a smart and serviceable gathering; why announce that you\u2019ll present poems essentially modern and essential to understanding the modern, if you\u2019re going to sidestep both critical issues? If Parisi\u2019s claims are more specific than Strand\u2019s, they are not more persuasive. Between them, though, you\u2019ll find some great poems, such as A. R. Ammons\u2019s \u201cThe City Limits,\u201d Marianne Moore\u2019s \u201cThe Fish,\u201d Dylan Thomas\u2019s \u201cFern Hill,\u201d and W.D. Snodgrass\u2019s \u201cApril Inventory.\u201d Where Strand picks Auden\u2019s \u201cIn Memory of W. B. Yeats,\u201d one of the great modern elegies in English, Parisi picks, among others, \u201cMus\u00e9e des Beaux Arts,\u201d one of the more memorable poems in the language on the occasion of looking at a painting. Where Strand picks Elizabeth Bishop\u2019s \u201cIn the Waiting Room,\u201d a great memory poem about self-recognition in childhood, Parisi picks the disarming villanelle, \u201cOne Art,\u201d a poem of mature self-reflection, self-reproach, and urgency. Where Strand picks Wallace Stevens\u2019 \u201cPostcard from the Volcano,\u201d Parisi picks the more anthologized chestnuts, \u201cThe Emperor of Ice-Cream,\u201d \u201cSunday Morning,\u201d and \u201cAnecdote of the Jar.\u201d In such choices, however, Parisi suggests that his sense of \u201cthe essential\u201d in fact corresponds more closely to a perception of the canon, that his \u201cessential\u201d poems are not essential simply for addressing essentially common human concerns: Stevens is a canonical modern poet, and Parisi\u2019s picks are in keeping with a general consensus among anthologists regarding individual titles. Likewise, Parisi\u2019s inclusion of Frank O\u2019Hara\u2019s \u201cThe Day Lady Died\u201d and \u201cWhy I Am Not a Painter\u201d appear closer to the center of consensus than Strand\u2019s choice, \u201cTo the Film Industry in Crisis,\u201d also by O\u2019Hara.\nBetween Parisi\u2019s 100 \u201cessential modern\u201d poems and Bloom\u2019s \u201cbest\u201d 97 \u201cmodern\u201d poems, there are only ten poets common to both; and within that set, one finds in common only five poems (Yeats\u2019s \u201cThe Second Coming,\u201d Stevens\u2019s \u201cSunday Morning,\u201d William Carlos Williams\u2019s \u201cSpring and All,\u201d Crane\u2019s \u201cTo Brooklyn Bridge,\u201d and Eliot\u2019s \u201cThe Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock\u201d). \"Prufrock,\" in fact, turns out to be the best, most essential, great, top, favorite poem in English of the twentieth century, appearing in Bloom\u2019s Best, both Harmon\u2019s Top 500 Poems and his follow-up, The Classic Hundred Poems (Columbia, 1998), Robert Pinsky and Maggie Dietz\u2019s America\u2019s Favorite Poems (Norton, 2000), the American Poetry & Literacy Project\u2019s 101 Great American Poems (Dover, 1998) and The Nation\u2019s Favourite Poems (BBC, 1996). If anecdotal evidence serves, I routinely teach undergraduates who, given the choice of memorizing any poem of any length in the monumental Norton Anthology, roll up their trousers and dare to commit to memory 131 lines of an ironized, enervated, solipsistic love song, a love song which nonetheless speaks to them powerfully, even hypnotically, of their own indecision, jadedness, and abject inability \u201cto say just what I mean!\u201d Fortunately for my students, they\u2019ve paid no attention to John Hollander\u2019s Committed to Memory (Riverhead, 1997), which recommends many fine poems to memorize, but which does not list \u201cPrufrock\u201d among them. One notes, too, \u201cPrufrock\u2019s\u201d conspicuous absence from Bartletts\u2019 Poems for Occasions (Little, Brown, 2004), edited by Geoffrey O\u2019Brien, which claims to collect \u201cthe world\u2019s greatest poems, organized for every occasion, public and private, from birth to death and everything in between.\u201d Apparently, \u201cPrufrock\u201d is not a good poem to recite at birthday or retirement parties. Coffee? Peach?\nJoshua Weiner was born in Boston and grew up in central New Jersey. He is the author of three books of poems, The World\u2019s Room (2001) and From the Book of Giants (2006), and The Figure of a Man Being Swallowed by a Fish (2013).Weiner earned a BA from Northwestern University and a PhD from...\nEdward Bone\nIwould like to say that intering my poem and seeing I made it in the book really helps my self of steem a bunch.\ngreat summary and kurt was a great man wish i couldve met\nhim myself so i could have asked him the same questios i\ndo now til this day thanks kurt for inpiring me in your\nmusic and jimmy hendrix or awesome too",
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        "raw_content": "EPT9 Monaco Day 1A: Boris Becker back where it all began\nStephen Bartley | @StephenBartley | May 6, 2013 2:23 PM In European Poker Tour\nWe first saw him five years ago, striding in, all six feet three inches of him. Actually we only thought we saw him. Someone was behind the mass of security guards at the time and we were working on the assumption that nobody else that tall would get the same treatment. But you could see him when he sat down, still six foot three when seated; a giant of the sporting world coming to paddling in our little pond called poker.\nThis, of course, was Boris Becker, the six-time Grand Slam tennis champion, making his first appearance in the PokerStars livery. Finally, a poker player right there in front of us who our own mothers had heard of. It was as much a legitimisation of our own jobs as one for Mr Becker's private passion for poker.\nSo with a guard never more than a couple of paces away, and a press corp. forewarned of getting too close, he began to play, nervously at first, then cautiously. He had a big job to prove that he was any kind of player, beyond the shark of the rain delayed games in the Wimbledon dressing room, where one likes to think his rivalry with Stefan Edberg really came to the fore.\nSure enough Becker didn't last long in the main event. But it had been nice seeing him and we all buzzed when, walking past him in the corridor, he would throw a nod in our direction. Our friend Boris.\nBut then something weird happened - a \u20ac500 hold'em event with 252 runners to be precise. It allowed Becker to play under the radar a little. Sure enough there he was, still playing in the latter stages, and still there when the final table was put together, alongside Arnaud Mattern, Andre Akkari and Eli Marciano. There he was, proving everyone wrong with a solid seventh place finish.\nFlash forward five years, this week is something of an anniversary for Becker, his fifth year as a PokerStars SportStar. There's no longer the crowd of security and PR people there to protect him visually, audibly and physically, all of it now unnecessary. Instead he saunters into the room like any other player, content to be entering an arena he's grown accustomed to, one in which he, like everyone else, relishes the competition.\nNot only that but more results have come, in a work schedule that includes tennis commentary, TV work and an appearance on Top Gear as the \"Star in the Reasonably Price Car\"; 40th place in WPT Championship event in 2009, through to his deep run in Berlin last week, good for 49th place from a field of 912.\nThat's combined prize money of nearly $100,000. A nice little addition to the $25 million earned on the court. No hiding now. Becker is one of the crowd.\nStephen Bartley @StephenBartley May 6, 2013 2:23 PM in European Poker Tour",
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        "raw_content": "Respect for Old Glory\nOctober 13, 2017 \u2022 by Dave Smith\nNot long ago my father-in-law died and the Sarge and I went back to his small hometown in Illinois to hold his memorial. Small town America still holds its veterans in high esteem. To demonstrate that reverence the American Legion conducted a wonderful ceremony to celebrate the life of their old commander, 21-gun salute and all. I was holding up pretty well until those old warriors conducted the flag ceremony. How powerful is that folding ritual, where the loved one is given the triangle of cloth that most folks put in a sacred place in their home?\nWhat is it about such symbols that draws us to them, makes us revere them, prompts our outrage at their destruction, yet such destruction is considered protected speech by our courts?\nThe Stars and Stripes have represented our nation since 1777 and the power of the flag was shown when troops, at the Siege of Fort Stanwix that same year, tore up clothing\u2014including Capt. Abraham Swartwout's blue cloth coat\u2014to create the flag as soon as they were informed that it had been adopted by Congress. Capt. Swartwout was later reimbursed for his coat by Congress, by the way\u2026\nSadly, contrary to popular history, Betsy Ross had nothing to do with our great symbol. Francis Hopkinson, a naval flag designer who was in the position that would later become the Secretary of the Navy, designed the flag\u2014possibly using the pattern of the British East India Company. Regardless of its inspiration, our flag was well received and became the symbol of not only the United States, but also of freedom worldwide. So dominant had the flag become in representing America in George Washington's time, that he lamented the fact that we did not have a \"battle flag,\" a banner common throughout the world at that time.\nToday, the Pledge of Allegiance and the Star Spangled Banner are conducted standing before those revered Stars and Stripes, and many of our most solemn moments are experienced at attention under that symbol. No one who has ever observed a first responder's, veteran's, or government officer's funeral could doubt how powerful that flag is when it moves to tears the heroes who serve and protect the nation it represents. Strong voices fail and eyes in hard faces grow misty as the flag is folded and given to a loved one. And watching old soldiers rise from their wheelchairs to stand before an honor guard always wrenches my heart.\nIt is because of that intensity of emotion that watching a flag burning or a millionaire jock refusing to stand for the Anthem causes my ire to rise way out of proportion. I love football, but it is just \"snack food\" in my life; the flag represents the \"meat and potatoes\" of freedom. In fact, I do not actually miss the NFL as much as I thought I would, now that I'm boycotting it. Ridiculous excuses for not standing due to this stanza or that, which are never even sung, are absurd. Especially when you actually read the supposed offending term \"slave\" in the third stanza, which Francis Scott Key wrote while incarcerated in a British vessel manned by sailors enslaved by England\u2014this being one of the basic reasons for the War of 1812\u2026remember \"impressed sailors?\"\nTherefore, I am a firm believer in saying the Pledge of Allegiance, in standing for the Star Spangled Banner with hat held over my heart, and condemning anyone who burns our flag.\nThat said, I want to finish by addressing an issue I never thought would become controversial\u2026the thin blue line American flag.\nDrive by my house and you will see a black and white flag with a blue line running through it. It shares the form, the love, the reverence of Old Glory, but it is not the Stars and Stripes; it is a reverential emulation of that beloved form to show our sorrow and respect for our brothers and sisters who gave all to protect the nation represented by the Red, White, and Blue.\nWhile some may think it is a desecration, I disagree vehemently; and in this time of crisis and turmoil I think of it as our battle flag. It flies not out of disrespect, but in reverence for our beloved symbol and those who have died for her. It is the representation of our mission to protect the freedoms enshrined at the creation of our great nation!\nRead more about In My Sights",
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        "raw_content": "Fashion | By Yanna Lopez - Apr 12, 2017\nLouis Vuitton's New Accessory Line Is Inspired by That Mona Lisa Smile\nFashion meets art once again.\nLouis Vuitton has unveiled a new collection of bags and accessories designed by New York-based artist Jeff Koons, set to launch on April 28!\nIn recent years, Louis Vuitton has affirmed its engagement with the world of art through a series of high-profile collaborations with the most influential artists of our times: Takashi Murakami, Richard Prince, Yayoi Kusama, Stephen Sprouse, Cindy Sherman, James Turrell, Olafur Eliasson, and Daniel Buren counted among them.\nFor the French label\u2019s latest collaboration, Louis Vuitton is working with Jeff to create a new range of bags and accessories! One of the most widely recognized figures in contemporary art, he has brought imagery from his long-standing \u2018Gazing Ball\u2019 paintings\u2013a series of large-scale hand-painted reproductions of works by the Old Masters\u2013to a range of Louis Vuitton products. His re-creations of masterpieces by da Vinci, Titian, Rubens, Fragonard and Van Gogh have been transposed on to iconic Louis Vuitton bags such as the Speedy, the Keepall, and the Neverfull.\nBy re-presenting celebrated pieces of Western art on Louis Vuitton bags, Jeff once again invites viewers to consider these works anew, encouraging us to experience the Old Masters in novel ways.\nLook closely: Jeff has also reconfigured the famous Louis Vuitton Monogram to bear his initials! This represents a radical departure for the House, which has never previously allowed its iconic pattern to be reshaped. Each bag also carries a tag in the shape of the inflatable rabbit which has proved to be an enduring motif in Jeff\u2019s work throughout his 40-year career, while a biography and portrait of the Master whose work has been referenced is featured on the inside of the bag.\nThis Spring/Summer 2017 launch represents the first stage of the collaboration between Louis Vuitton and Jeff Koons. Further chapters will be announced in an ongoing project that celebrates the possibilities of connection through the history of art. Itching to find out more? Watch the teaser below and get even more excited:\nWe already can't wait!\nLouis Vuitton and UNICEF Launch #MakeAPromise Day to Raise Funds for Children in Need\n5 Things From the Louis Vuitton X Supreme Collab That We Can't Wait to Get Our Hands On\nHere's Where You Can Get the New Louis Vuitton Eye-Trunk Phone Cases\nTake a Tour of Louis Vuitton\u2019s New Store at Solaire\nlouis vuitton, fashion news, Collaboration, jeff koons,\n15 Hubadera Pieces That Are Perfect For Your Summer Ootds\nNostalgic Tees Are The New Cool Girl Staple",
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        "raw_content": "CHRISTINE MCAVOY Who are you? Christine McAvoy. Tall, curly hair, camera\u2026I\u2019m easy to spot.\nWhat do you do? Career Highlights? For my job, I\u2019m a freelance photographer in Vancouver, BC (http://mcavoy.ca), by night/day/weekend I am VancouverIsAwesome.com\u2019s Indie Music Editor, and the rest of the time I\u2019m a huge Canadian music fan/nerd. Highlights? Well, CBC Radio 3 named me their Fan Of The Year in the 2012 Bucky Awards, that was pretty awesome. I just do what I can for the amazing, talented and creative people of this wonderful country, many of which I\u2019m lucky to call my friends.\nWhat makes a good video? What stood out about your picks? Well, creativity\u2026plain and simple. Show me something I haven\u2019t seen before. And make sure that the story your telling actually has something to do with the song itself, either conceptually or literally. I don\u2019t just want to watch another video of a band performing the song, I can see that at the concert. If you\u2019re going to make a video, put some effort into it!\nTagged: CHRISTINE MCAVOY, Prism Prize, VancouverIsAwesome\nBRENDA LEE Earbuds & Ticketstubs",
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        "raw_content": "Many individuals, realizing that they\u2019ll never be able to return to their prior occupations following a disability, choose to begin exploring new career options. It isn\u2019t unusual for people who\u2019ve experienced disabilities to consider opening small businesses after recovering from their illnesses or injuries. However, those who are receiving disability benefits due to their inability to go back to their prior occupations are often concerned that pursuing a new business opportunity will reduce or eliminate their benefits eligibility.\nCan you collect disability insurance and own a small business?\nThat\u2019s a question that many people ask when thinking about launching a new business venture. The answer to this question really depends on the specific terms and conditions of the disability insurance policy under which you\u2019re receiving benefits.\nNo: If you are receiving disability payments under a policy that pays only if you are not able to work in any occupation, once you start working in any occupation, you may cease to be eligible for benefits or the income from the new career may be deducted from your disability benefits.\nMaybe: Disability insurance policies that pay benefits if you are not able to return to your \u201cown occupation\u201d are known as own occupation disability insurance and may continue to pay benefits if you start a small business that is in a different field, assuming that you remain medically unable to do the duties of your previous profession.",
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        "raw_content": "Blog| Brown Girl\nJune 22, 2017 in Goals, Self-Care, Personal\nI have brown skin.\nSpecifically I'm Hispanic. When I was born, I was dark, hairy, and chubby with dark brown eyes and brown-black hair versus my sister who was light skinned and light haired and who looked almost Asian.\nI've always been dark. If I'm in the sun for longer than half an hour, I turn 10 shades darker. I tan rather than sun burn and I have jokingly referred to myself as the color of a burnt cookie.\nI do not know Spanish and growing up, my family didn't have a lot of cultural ties. My parents didn't cook a lot of Mexican food, we didn't go to church that often, never celebrated Cindo de Mayo or Dia de los Muertos and we only went to Mexico once for like a day and came back.\nMy grandmothers were the ones that cooked a lot of Mexican food and made fresh tortillas and made me menudo. My parents had us young so my grandma on my dad's side essentially raised my parents and us and my aunt and uncle all at once on her own. She named me Samantha and taught my parents how to take care of us while working full time and helping my aunt with her kids and my teenage uncle.\nAll in all, I didn't realize that being brown was any different than being white when I was young. Until I started consuming media.\nI never really had representation in the media growing up. It was hard enough to find women role models much less Latina role models so I grew up with a skewed beauty standard.\nI remember seeing all these beautiful women and thinking I wasn't pretty because I was too dark. Being into the \"goth\" aesthetic didn't help that any. Everyone was pale white with sharp black hair and blue eyes. I was a preteen the first time I heard about bleaching cream and wondered if there was a home brew version or if I could sneakily buy some without my mom knowing.\nGrowing up, I avoided the sun to be pale. When I learned makeup, the first shades I got were too light. I didn't like the way bright colors looked on me because I was darker than they were and it looked weird to me.\nBeing curvy and top heavy did not help at all to fit the thin, willowy, pale ideal that had formed in my head.\nI was about 20 when I finally gave up and just accepted that this was how I looked, but it's still stuck in my head. I don't like the sun and I still don't wear bright colors. I went \"blonde\" for a year and hated that the coppery color was the same shade as my skin.\nI think about this often, this warped idea of beauty I've developed. It's not my fault and I know it. Years of being shown skinny, pale skinned women with little to no representation have cemented the idea in my head. But instead of discarding it all, I've used it to show the problem.\nI've been arguing and talking about representation in comics and the media for years now and I think it's because of this brown shame I have. Seeing superheroes like Miss America Chavez, Ghost Rider Robbie Reyes, and characters like Sombra from Overwatch shouldn't be so rare that it gets made to be a big deal. We should have more than a handful of fictional characters that we claw to our chests because it's all we have.\nIf I had had that representation when I was younger, things could have been different. I wouldn't have had to know what bleaching cream is and worry that I couldn't dress up as my favorite character because I wouldn't look right.\nBut it's still a problem. I remember hearing Tim Burton's lame excuse for why he only really casts white people and feeling hurt because my skin color didn't match his visual aesthetics enough. Then there was Marvel's excuse that the reason their sales had dropped was because they had too much diversity and female lead titles. Like having a brown character is so distracting to the status quo.\nWe have work to do. I don't want a little girl growing up and thinking she doesn't matter because she doesn't see herself in the faces on TV or in the comics she reads. This kind of stuff does have lasting effects and even now, I'm fighting to not be ashamed of who I am.\nI'm brown. Deal with it.\nTags: brown skin, comic books, comic industry, diversity, film industry, hispanic, latina, Life, marvel, media, person of color, representation, skin color, tim burton, women of color",
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        "raw_content": "Hard Disk Recording - It's Getting Cheaper!\nIf you've been too busy to keep up with the trends in digital recording, you might have missed a few basics worth knowing. We have received calls and letters over the past few months inquiring about various digital recording systems on the market. Some of the questions pertained to the inexpensive hard disk systems that are now available. About one hard disk system it was asked, \"How much RAM does it have?\" Apparently, there is still a little confusion out there in analog land about recording directly to a hard disk. The question, \"How much RAM does it have?\" doesn't apply to hard disk systems like it does to RAM based systems. Samplers, an example of RAM based recorders, record audio into RAM where it can later be accessed and manipulated. In this case, the amount of RAM will deter-mine recording time. Today's new hard disk recorders, however, are recording directly to the hard disk, and the recording time is determined by the size or capacity of the disk.\n\"But wait a minute,\" you say. \"I was just getting the hang of this RAM idea!\" Don't be suckered into thinking for a moment that technology is slowing down to give us analog types some time to soak up all the stuff that has been thrown at us already. Remember that radio is a secondary market at best for much of the digital gear we use or wish we could use. Radio is not the market that determines the pace and the future of recording technology. There are very few com-panies keeping us in mind when they set out to design digital workstations, etc. It is our friends in the major recording studios across the land that compel manufacturers to make these new toys. Even so, when it comes to affordable hard disk recording, we can thank yet another market: The market for office computers.\nIn the world of office computers, LAN has been the new buzzword. LAN stands for Local Area Network. While network systems themselves are not new, the huge demand for them is. Being able to have several computers in an office accessing one large database has quickly become the way to go. Only one database of information has to be purchased and maintained, and a large number of people can access it at the same time from inexpensive, \"dummy\" terminals. Well, as things go, more and more people started accessing the same database, and then arrived the next problem for technology to rectify: \"My computer is running slow today (whine, whine).\" This sorrowful soul's computer was running slow because too many people were trying to access the same hard disk at the same time. The poor hard disk was having spasms trying to access ten parts of itself simultaneously and then send the data to the requesting terminals ASAP. So our good friends at The Big Computer Factory decided they could make a good buck turning out a super-fast hard disk drive -- one that would read and write data so fast that a \"virtual plethora\" of CRT stare-down masters could access information without having to take a coffee break after hitting the ENTER key. Keeping with their past record of giving us exactly what we want, the people at The Big Computer Factory built a hard disk drive so incredibly fast that even David Copperfield took interest. Before long, and only in the past couple of years, new LAN systems began popping up in offices everywhere, each reducing access time so much that users were actually starting to leave their novels at home.\nNot too long after all this happened, the people at The Big Tape Recorder Factory (who had recently put their analog tape-recorder making machine up for auction) came upon an astounding realization: These office types at The Big Computer Factory had created a disk drive that could read and write so fast that it was also able to record and playback full bandwidth digital audio in REAL TIME, just like an R-DAT! Plus, the drive was so fast at locating pre-recorded audio that the audio could be accessed \"at random,\" much like Random Access Memory! To top it off, they made it so cheap, even Donald Trump could afford it! \"Gosh!\" they said. \"What are we gonna do with all our RAM?\" You see, with a disk drive that can do this, RAM isn't needed to record digitally in real time and have quick, random access to the recording. RAM was necessary in the beginning because that was the only way to record digital audio in REAL TIME unless you used tape. Not so anymore. Only yesterday (it seems), you had to ask how much RAM a digital recorder had before you knew how much recording time you had. Nowadays, RAM is used as a buffer, and the amount of recording time you have is only limited by the size of the hard disk.\nThis disk recording method is not all that new. New England Digital turned many heads several years ago with the introduction of their \"Tapeless Studio\" which offered multi-track recording to a Winchester hard drive. Paired up with the Synclavier Digital Audio System, NED's Tapeless Studio, complete with options, went for over $300,000. Their smaller Post Pro system broke the six-figure barrier which later opened the door for similar systems from other companies priced in the high five figures. It is only recently, with the advent of inexpensive but fast drives and further advancements in digital technology as a whole, that the newer, \"four-figure\" systems have started cropping up. Granted, you won't have the capabilities of the larger, more expensive systems, but with the \"affordable\" disk recorders available today, you can get a two and even 4-track system with mixing and editing capabilities sufficient for radio production.\nThe secret behind the four figure systems is that the systems are designed with a basic personal computer as the work horse. This reduces hardware costs dramatically. An IBM AT clone can be had for under $2,000. Add the necessary digital/analog converter hard-ware and a software package that lets you manipulate the digital audio, and you have an inexpensive digital recorder/editor. High speed disk drives are the primary requirement, aside from the basics mentioned above, and that's where availability and affordability of the drives have played a major roll in the introduction of the low-priced disk recording systems.\nThe Dyaxis from Studer is a popular example of this new breed of disk recording system, coming in at under $10,000 for a pretty nice setup. If you have a MacIntosh computer, Studer provides the fast drives, additional hardware, and the software to set you up. Turtle Beach Softworks is one company which offers a card for the IBM PC which will convert your computer into a digital recorder. Their system is the 56K. If you already have a computer and a DAT machine (which provides the only digital/analog converters necessary), the 56K can be installed for under $3,000. 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        "raw_content": "3MATCH URL: https://static.rappler.com/images/typhoon-balikbayan-story.jpg\nFinding home in the face of a tornado\nI slowly warmed up to the realization that this was a place I needed to know better, and there were individuals who I could learn to care about\nData Tolentino-Canlas\nAuthor Data Canlas. Photo by Lou Apostol Evans.\nI can handle cyclones, maybe even a hurricane. Heck, I\u2019ll even say I can handle earthquakes. But I don\u2019t think I can ever handle tornadoes. Not even the threat of them.\nAnd a threat is all it takes to send me cowering into my closet with a bottle of water, and a prayer to the nature gods to spare me the horror of a twister.\nIn the United States, tornadoes are an annual occurrence. In May 2012, two deadly tornadoes hit the state of Oklahoma back to back, killing 91 people and leaving US$2 billion in damages.\nIn those storms also perished engineer and severe storms researcher, Tim Samaras. Two critical factors came into play here. First, Oklahoma is located in Tornado Alley, the most tornado-prone area of the US. Second, it was the season for tornadoes \u2014 late spring through summer.\nJust as fresh fruits ripen, and gardens bloom to mark the season, so do these funnels of stunning velocity abound. It\u2019s a fascinating balancing act of nature.\nAccording to the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) of the United States, tornadoes are considered \u201cnature\u2019s most violent storms.\u201d That\u2019s a categorical statement!\nTornadoes are severe storm systems formed from a dangerous cocktail of descending cold air, rising warm, moist air and wind shear \u2013 a meteorological phenomenon itself, which is responsible for rapid changes in wind speed, direction and height. The wind systems pick up speed and begin spiraling horizontally (like rolls) until, according to Samaras, a thunderstorm forms. The system picks up strength, the rotating rolls tip vertically, creating the funnel that then moves across the ground with speeds of up to 250 mph. And this happens at least 1,200 times a year in the US.\nMost twisters, according to the National Oceanic Atmospheric Agency (NOAA) traditionally happen between 3 pm and 9 pm, and move eastward. However this is not a hard and fast rule. Twisters can happen any time, and move in any direction.\nSamaras, famous for his Storm Chasers series on National Geographic, said that it could be a beautiful sunny day before a tornado hits. They form quickly, and usually humans only have a 15-25 minute window within which to vacate affected areas.\nThere are two tornado regions in the USA. Tornado Alley sees the most number of twisters annually. It affects the mid-western states of North Dakota all the way down to Texas and Louisiana. Dixie Alley is in the eastern US where Florida leads the way with most tornadoes. The state of South Carolina, where I am, is part of the Dixie Alley region.\nI have called the city of Clemson, South Carolina, home for the past year. Arguably, like most Filipinos, my impression of the US consisted of concrete jungles, shiny skyscrapers and busy intersections.\nHowever, living in a university town south of the Mason-Dixon line presents a very different picture. Clemson, South Carolina is sprawling woodland and forest, with a massive lake at the center. Geographically part of the Appalachian region, Clemson is a nature lover\u2019s paradise, where city girls like me panic when street lights and traffic jams aren\u2019t to be seen for miles around.\nComing to terms with this rural yet beautiful landscape was not easy. It was difficult to love something strange. I lived in a mild state of denial about where I was \u2013 simply because it was not what I expected. I was not particularly affectionate towards people either \u2013 I tried to be polite and respectful; pleasant and reasonable, pero wala akong amor for anything and anyone. (I didn't care for anything and anyone.)\nTo survive, I resolved to simply live with it, and maybe find something to like. In my state of mind though, it was easier to find things not to like.\nOne of those was being huddled in my closet because of a tornado warning.\nIt was the middle of summer, and I was alone at my apartment that day. At around 8: 20 pm, I heard a persistent beeping coming from the television: a tornado warning!\nThe weather bureau advised residents that the tornado would likely hit a town over the bridge from where I lived. I opened up my computer and checked Accuweather.com, the WeatherChannel.com and the local weather agency.\nAll said the same thing: thunderstorms, strong winds and hail were being reported in Seneca, SC, 8 miles south of where I was. Eight miles!\nVicious vortex\nI opened my front door. The raspberry glow of the summer twilight was veiled. It wasn\u2019t supposed to be sunset yet, but the sky was an ominous deep, dark indigo. The wind was blowing leaves off the trees, and small pieces of garbage across the street. Rain was beginning to fall. I held out my hand to make sure it wasn\u2019t hail. And thankfully it wasn\u2019t.\nStill I could feel a cold, creeping fear. Could I really be alone in the middle of the worst weather phenomenon known to man? Surely, I thought, the universe didn\u2019t mean for me to meet my end this way. Could a vicious vortex appear, fling me like a ragdoll, and leave me hanging upside down in a tree miles from where it picked me up?\nSurely, this couldn\u2019t be how it would end \u2013 alone, as a foreigner in this country, without matching underwear! I had a trip to New Orleans coming up, a degree to finish, and 15 more pounds to lose!\nI was determined to face my fear. I shut the door, sent my roommate a message, put her dog in his crate, and checked the tv advisory: the warning would be in effect until 9:45 pm. I put on a jacket, gathered my important papers in my backpack, and took my gadgets, a bottle of water, and my comforter with me into my closet. It was now 9: 10pm.\nI could now hear the rain drumming against the roof and the windows. Suddenly my phone rang. It was my friend, T, calling to see if my roommate and I were safe. \u201cI\u2019ve been trying to get in touch with K, so has TA (her boyfriend). Do you know where she is?\u201d he asked. I told him she was out with workmates. \u201cWhere are you now?\u201d he asked. \u201cI\u2019m bundled up in my closet. You can laugh now.\u201d He chuckled.\nHe offered to come get me but I thought, should I put someone in harm\u2019s way just so I could feel safe? I said we should just stay put. He reassured me that because our apartment was on the lower floor, it was pretty safe. \u201cJust keep away from windows and shattering glass. Hang in there and call me for anything, ok?\u201d I try calling my roommate K again: she didn't pick up so I sent her more messages.\nIf only I had someone else here, I wouldn\u2019t be as scared. So I decided to call my husband in Manila, who was probably on his way to work. He picked up my video call and I filled him in. \u201cI wish I were with you. Be strong,\u201d He stayed online with me \u2018til he had to enter his meeting. We then texted back and forth (to hell with international text messaging fees!) so I didn\u2019t feel alone.\nI logged on to the Weather Channel and pulled up their real-time satellite image of the storm. I could see how the storm was predicted to move and (hopefully) dissipate. The graphic showed this thunderstorm stretching and crawling across the screen according to a time-based scenario. As it did the colors changed: red, the possibility of a tornado; oranges and yellows, intense storms. Green was the most welcome, indicating a decrease in the storm\u2019s intensity.\nIt was 9:18 pm. I could hear the rain and tried not to think about horrific scenarios. I distracted myself on Facebook and checked out Royal Baby articles. At around 9:30 pm, I checked the satellite projection.\nAccording to the graphic, the storm was indeed moving eastward, but a glimmer of hope: as it moved along the timeline, it seemed to dissipate. I rang K again, no response. I checked the time. Ten minutes to go. Maybe I will get through this. I texted my friends and my husband to say it looked like I was going to survive. T responded to my text. \u201cIt\u2019s pretty clear now where I am. You ok?\u201d He said that the warning should be lifted in a few minutes.\nMy husband responded with a virtual sigh of relief. \u201cWe should create a network of people to call on for emergencies and a list of places to go. Phone and Internet signals could disappear in severe storms.\u201d He was right.\nIt was crucial to have an escape plan. It was also time to trust in the connections \u2013 neighbors, classmates, friends of friends \u2013 especially the ones who willingly held out a hand to help. It was time to embrace the terrain and environment in which fate planted me, and see how I could make the most of all that I experience.\nIncluding hiding in a closet for more than half an hour.\nPeople to care for\nThe clock on my computer struck 9:45 pm. I checked back with the Weather Channel: the tornado warning was gone. Huge sigh of relief. I walked out into the living room, opened our front door and stepped outside. The night was deeper now, but it was also cooler.\nSome of my neighbors were doing the same thing I was: checking our damp surroundings, picking up trash and overturned lawn chairs, taking in the now-tranquil evening. People around here say that a deadly tornado has never struck this part of the Dixie Alley. Still, there\u2019s always a first time.\nI let my roommate\u2019s puppy out of his crate. I made myself a cup of coffee and thought, how silly I was for panicking. But to be alone in a country that\u2019s as foreign to you as you are to it, one can\u2019t help but magnify every experience and reflect on those cavernous moments that add up to the present.\nI was suddenly grateful I was in an area that had not seen a tornado in years. I was grateful for having a closet big enough to hide in, in a lower-level apartment unit. I\u2019m glad I didn't throw out my old comforter. I had Internet and phone connection throughout. I was thankful I got to talk to my husband, and felt blessed to know people who genuinely cared.\nMy fear had chilled my bones and my gut, but acknowledging my gratitude for the little things thawed the fright. I slowly warmed up to the realization that this was a place I needed to know better, and there were individuals who I could learn to care about.\nSuddenly my phone rang. It\u2019s K, finally! \u201cGirl, where are you?\u201d I asked sternly. \u201cT, TA and I have been so worried!\u201d\n\u201cI\u2019m so sorry!\u201d she exclaimed. \u201cThe signal was dead where I was, and I never got any messages. They just started coming in. Then I saw the missed calls from the 3 people who love me.\u201d \u2013 Rappler.com\nData Tolentino-Canlas is (on leave as) an assistant professor of Broadcast Communication at the College of Mass Communication, UP Diliman. 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        "raw_content": "Tibetan Charged in Sweden Denies Spying For China\nSweden's capital Stockholm is shown in a file photo.\nA Tibetan man charged last week in Sweden with spying on fellow exile Tibetans has denied the accusations against him in an exclusive interview with RFA\u2019s Tibetan Service.\nDorjee Gyantsan, 49, who now faces a possible sentence of up to four years in prison, said that he has never spied for China.\n\u201cI have never passed any information about Tibetans to the Chinese embassy,\u201d Gyantsan told RFA by phone on April 16.\nArrested on Feb. 26 last year on suspicion of \u201cespionage against refugees in Sweden,\u201d but later released, Gyantsan has now been charged with \u201cserious unlawful intelligence activities against several individuals\u201d in the country, the Swedish Security Service said in an April 11 statement.\nMedia reports cited Swedish state prosecutor Mats Ljungqvist as saying that Gyantsan, who has close ties with Sweden\u2019s exile Tibetan community, had contacted Chinese officials in Poland and Finland, and had been paid 50,000 krona (U.S. $5,945) on one occasion, leading to his arrest last year.\nGyantsan said, however, that his contacts with a Chinese man later identified as an official in China\u2019s embassy in Poland, and with a Chinese journalist in Sweden, were unconnected with intelligence work.\n\u201cI met the Chinese man from Warsaw while traveling together on a boat, and I met with him again a few times afterward,\u201d Gyantsan said.\n\u201cHe told me that he was a student at Warsaw University, so I was not even aware that he is a secretary at the Chinese embassy,\u201d he said.\nAnd though he was found in possession of almost $6,000 on a return trip to Sweden by boat, that money had come from his mother and was delivered to him by a Chinese businessman from Qinghai\u2019s provincial capital Xining now doing business in Sweden, he said.\n\u201cIt was not given to me by the Chinese man working at the embassy,\u201d he said.\n'Innocent meetings'\nGyantsan\u2019s admitted contacts with a reporter for China\u2019s China Daily newspaper were similarly innocent, he said, adding that he had first met the man at gatherings held by Sweden\u2019s Tibetan exile community.\n\u201cHe once saw me reading a message by [exiled Tibetan spiritual leader] His Holiness the Dalai Lama in Chinese, so he contacted me and we exchanged phone numbers,\u201d he said.\n\u201cWe met again later on several occasions, and he even invited me to meals that he paid for. But I\u2019ve never given him any information about Tibetans,\u201d he said.\nSweden\u2019s Security Service has noted that unlawful intelligence activities targeting refugees is a method often used to prevent them from criticizing the regime of the country from which they have fled, and is also used by certain regimes in an attempt to gain control over people who have fled their countries.\nEthnic Uyghurs living in Sweden have also reported being pressured by China to spy on the exile community there.\nIn 2009, the government sentenced a Swedish national of Uyghur descent named Babur Mahsut to 16 months in prison for \u201caggravated illegal espionage activity\u201d after he was found to have collected personal information about exiled Uyghurs\u2014including details on their health, travel and political involvement\u2014and passed the information on to agents from the Chinese intelligence service.\nReported by Tashi Wangchuk for RFA\u2019s Tibetan Service. Translated by Benpa Topgyal. Written in English by Richard Finney.\nTibetan Man Convicted in Sweden of Spying For China\nChinese Political Activists Finally Leave Taiwan Airport Lounge\nUN Official to Bangladesh: Slow Rohingya Relocation Process",
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        "raw_content": "Qatar Decision to Quit OPEC Surprises\nQatar's decision to leave OPEC has been described as a 'surprise' by Cantor Fitzgerald Europe.\nQatar\u2019s decision to leave OPEC has been described as a \u201csurprise\u201d by Ashley Kelty, an oil and gas research analyst at Cantor Fitzgerald Europe.\n\u201cThe decision by Qatar to quit OPEC is certainly a surprise, although it is more the timing of the announcement rather than the actual impact on OPEC supply that bears significance,\u201d Kelty said in a statement sent to Rigzone.\n\u201cQatar is a tiny oil producer \u2013 accounting for less than two percent of the cartel\u2019s output \u2013 but it is one of the world\u2019s largest LNG producers and as such membership of OPEC doesn\u2019t really deliver the benefits that it does to other member nations,\u201d Kelty added.\n\u201cFurthermore, the longstanding Saudi-led economic and political boycott of Qatar is bound to have played a large part in the decision,\u201d Kelty continued.\nThe Cantor Fitzgerald Europe representative revealed that her company doesn\u2019t think Qatar\u2019s decision to leave \u201cmakes much of a difference to the ability of OPEC to influence global supply and ergo prices\u201d.\nKelty added however that the exit of Qatar \u201cis suggestive of growing dissatisfaction among OPEC nations with the Saudi\u2019s leadership\u201d.\n\u201cWe\u2019d suspect that many of the members are wary of how much influence the United States has over Saudi Arabia and whether this leads to decisions that are not necessarily in the best interests of OPEC,\u201d Kelty stated.\nQatar\u2019s decision \u201cshould not impact the decision to make production cuts this week,\u201d according to Kelty, who said \u201cthe real issue is the scale of any cuts, along with timeframe and baseline against which production will be reduced\u201d.\n\u201cWe remain concerned that any cuts may well be insufficient to curb oversupply in the near term and that prices will struggle to recover the highs of recent months,\u201d Kelty added.\nMichael Burns, an oil and gas partner at law firm Ashurst, said Qatar\u2019s decision to leave OPEC is \u201ca very interesting development\u201d.\n\u201cPerhaps the bigger question is whether other OPEC members may look to follow suit,\u201d he commented in a statement sent to Rigzone.",
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        "raw_content": "I read this article and found it very interesting, thought it might be something for you. The article is called What rights do fathers have following separation? and is located at https://www.rocketlawyer.co.uk/blog/rights-fathers-following-separation/.\nFamily & personal, Separation / Karim Assaad / 19 Dec 2017\nWhen a couple separates, the toughest discussions usually centre around the children. Whilst we hear a lot about mother\u2019s rights, it\u2019s sometimes less clear what fathers are entitled to and what they can do.\nWhen a relationship breaks down any joint assets are divided, but the arrangements for any children involved are far more difficult. It\u2019s common for the child to remain with the mother and arrangements are then made for them to see their father.\nIf the relationship between the couple remains amicable, then settling these matters can be easy. However, if relations are less than good, it can leave fathers in a difficult position. Making sensible arrangements can prove almost impossible if the couple is not able to deal with each other in a civil manner and so it\u2019s vital that fathers know exactly what their rights are.\nFathers\u2019 legal rights\nThe legal rights of a father largely depend on whether he has parental responsibility (PR) for his child. This is not an automatic privilege for a father; it is only the case if the father is married to the mother. For unmarried couples, the father can acquire PR by being named on the child\u2019s birth certificate, obtaining a court order or entering into a PR agreement with the mother.\nParental responsibility is an important factor as it provides greater rights for a father. With PR, the father can have a say in important matters relating to their child such as which school they go to, what religion they follow, and what medical treatment they can have. If more than one person has PR then these things should become joint decisions. For any person with PR but without a residence order who wishes to take a child abroad they will need the permission of anyone else with parental responsibility, in order for it not to be considered a criminal abduction.\nChild Arrangements Orders (CAOs)\nParental responsibility does not just give you the chance to make decisions regarding your child, it also allows a father to apply for a Child Arrangements Order through the courts if an agreement cannot be reached with the mother.\nIf a father does not have parental responsibility it does not stop these things happening, but it can make it a longer process, and PR may be granted as part of the Child Arrangements Order.\nA court order is the only legal way to force a mother to allow contact between a child and their father. The father first needs to look at taking part in mediation, and allowing the mediator to contact the mother. If the mother agrees to mediate then a joint mediation session will take place. However, if she is unwilling or the mediator determines that the situation is unsuitable, the mediator will complete the relevant section of the court application form and the father can lodge this with the court. A solicitor should ensure that all of the relevant documentation is in order before it is sent to the court.\nThere are usually three court hearings which take place before a final order is made. When being considered by the courts, it is the child\u2019s interests which are the main concern rather than the fathers rights. However as long as it is considered to be in the child\u2019s best interests to continue a relationship with their father, the court is likely to order this.\nIf a father is not happy with the level of contact he has with his child, he can apply for joint custody or sole residence. A shared residence arrangement is usually best agreed with the mother rather than the court. If the father feels that leaving the child to live with their mother is not the best outcome he can ask the court to transfer the residence of the child.\nAs a father, you have rights to see your child if it is in their best interests. Whatever relationship you now have with the mother, there are ways to provide you with the direct contact with your child. If you need further assistance, Ask a lawyer.\nKarim Assaad\nPartner at Fletcher Day\nKarim is a partner within the Family department here at Fletcher Day, with many years of knowledge and experience in representing both men and women in family law cases.\nLatest posts by Karim Assaad (see all)\nWhat rights do fathers have following separation? - 19/12/2017\n5 changes to the new divorce petition form - 16/11/2017",
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        "raw_content": "By Ronald Arkin\nExpounding on the results of the author\u2019s work with the US Army Research Office, DARPA, the Office of Naval Research, and various defense industry contractors, Governing Lethal Behavior in Autonomous Robots explores how to produce an \"artificial conscience\" in a new class of robots, humane-oids, which are robots that can potentially perform more ethically than humans in the battlefield. 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        "raw_content": "Cross-Cultural Learning Series will increase understanding\nStudents, advocates, and faculty will come together at Renton Technical College for a series of lectures and presentations to increase understanding between cultures. The 2018 RTC Cross-Cultural Learning Series focuses on three themes over the course of three months. February is #Black Lives Matter, followed by Islamophobia in March. Events in April will address \u201cWhat is Whiteness?\u201d\nThe programs are funded by RTC Student Government and a grant from the Campus Compact Fund for Positive Engagement to bridge divides on campuses and in communities. They build upon the cross-cultural dialogue series student leaders started last year, which included conversations related to race, gender, disability, religion, immigration, and sexual orientation.\nEquity and inclusion are among the College\u2019s values as outlined in its 2017-2022 Strategic Plan. With a campus that includes 60 percent students of color, the goal is to create a welcoming environment for all students.\n\u201cWe want to build empathy and understanding about the experiences of our students,\u201d said Jessica Supinski, director of Student Programs and Engagement. \u201cThis will help create a more welcoming and supportive environment for our students to pursue their education.\u201d\nStudents will tell their stories about injustice and images of Islamophobia, and RTC instructors will facilitate candid conversations. In addition, speakers include Daudi Abe, a well-known speaker on issues related to race, class, and culture, and UW-Tacoma Professor Turan Kayaoglu, who teaches and writes about how Muslims can combat Islamic extremism.\nThe complete schedule:\n2018 RTC Cross-Cultural Learning Series\nFEBRUARY: #BLACK LIVES MATTER\nEmerald Street: Race, Class, Culture, and the History of Hip Hop in the Northwest\nDr. Daudi Abe\nSeattle-based professor, writer, and historian\nBlencoe Auditorium\nStudents Telling Stories: Images of Racial Injustice\nPresented by Intro to Communications Students\n9 a.m. \u2013 10:30 a.m and 11:45 a.m. \u2013 1:15 p.m.\n#Black Lives Matter Cross-Cultural Dialogue\nLed by Angela Logan, RTC Communications Instructor\nMARCH: ISLAMOPHOBIA\nStudents Telling Stories: Images of Islamophobia\nPresented by Humanities 101 Students\nNoon - 1:30 p.m. & 3:15 p.m. - 5:45 p.m.\nAmerican Muslims: History, Culture, and Politics\nDr. Turan Kayaoglu\nProfessor and Associate Vice Chancellor for Research, UW Tacoma\nIslamophobia Cross-Cultural Dialogue\nLed by Huma Mohibullah, RTC Humanities Instructor\nAPRIL-MAY: WHAT IS WHITENESS?\nEvents will be held spring quarter. Watch for more information.\nSpeakers and Student Storytelling Sessions will be recorded. In-class facilitation of dialogues for evening classes can also be requested.\nPress contact: Katherine Hedland Hansen\nRTC strives to create a community where all students are welcomed and embraced.",
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        "raw_content": "Recently someone called our office asking where to recycle a Keurig coffee machine that had a broken touchscreen. While I could give him an answer (London Drugs takes back small appliances for recycling), I couldn\u2019t help but think the need to recycle that appliance would have been avoided if they hadn\u2019t bought that machine in the first place. A simple drip filter lets you make coffee without a touchscreen, and it doesn\u2019t break down or require recycling either. How much embodied energy and material in that coffee machine could have been saved? And that\u2019s not even counting the disposable coffee pods\u2026\nI won\u2019t go down the rabbit hole of shaming single cup coffee makers, but I do want to raise the question of whether or not we really need all these poorly made gadgets in our lives. Even more broadly, do we need all the stuff we have, beyond the gadgets? Thankfully, I am not alone in questioning our culture\u2019s consumption habits. There are multiple social movements that are gaining popularity along these lines: minimalist living, cutting out single use plastics, and the sharing economy. Each brings the question to the foreground \u201cWhat do I actually need to buy, and what don\u2019t I?\u201d\nThe specific set of items you decide you do actually need might look different than mine, but I think the thought processes we use to narrow it down may well look similar. Here are some of my practices that reduce what I am otherwise tempted to buy:\nI have high standards. My Dad instilled in me a love for good quality products with functional design and the ability to be repaired. This means I rarely buy anything that is cheaply made, since it will just turn into garbage sooner rather than later. I also find that the more I pay for something, the more likely I am to do two important things: consider the purchase more carefully and not make an impulse buy and 2) take care of it so it lasts longer. If I can\u2019t buy top end items new I\u2019m happy to buy used. \u2018Better\u2019 is more important to me than \u2018new.\u2019\nI try in person before I buy. I have found that buying things sight unseen (i.e. by catalogues and online shopping) greatly increases the chances of buying a lemon that I will just have to return or get rid of. Since I have high standards (see point 1), it is unlikely I\u2019ll be satisfied with something that I haven\u2019t discerned the quality of for myself.\nFor example. A few years ago I needed a new blender and wanted to invest in a good quality one. I held off until I had done some research and actually seen and used the kind I was interested in before I bought it. I knew it would do what I wanted and had a great warranty and track record. Around the same time a friend got a lower quality one that is touted to be comparable but cheaper. Hers has since died and been replaced already, while mine soldiers on merrily being used 1-2 times every day.\nI organize my stuff. Caveat \u2013 this is a work in progress, but I\u2019ve made tremendous progress in the last couple years. I know that having a place for everything and everything in its place means I know what I do and don\u2019t own. When I know what I have AND where to find it, I won\u2019t pick up more \u2018just in case\u2019 while out shopping. I used to buy \u2018useful\u2019 things I found on sale, only to find out that I already had plenty at home that I had forgotten about. Being more organized with a weekly meal plan and decluttering has greatly curbed that.\nI make lists. When I run out of something I put it on a list to be replaced immediately. I have a list for each kind of store we go to on my phone. This means when I get to a store, I have an up-to-date list with me and I\u2019m less likely to \u2018browse\u2019. The lists are shared with my husband too. It\u2019s made shopping way more efficient since I don\u2019t make extra trips to get things I forgot the first time around.\nDon\u2019t let this fool you into thinking I don\u2019t like shopping anymore. Far from it. I love to shop, but using these values has made me a much more discerning buyer. I know that some people are addicted to shopping for the short dopamine rush, and I can relate, I\u2019m not immune to it either. It helps to keep in mind that it is short lived and keeps you hooked on always buying more. If you find yourself buying things to feel better, and want to get out of that loop I highly recommend listening to this episode from one of my favorite podcasts.\nI\u2019m curious. What do you buy that you don\u2019t need? Why is it hard to stop? Do you make an effort to buy less than you used to? Join the conversation below and let us know.",
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        "raw_content": "Beyond Sports Foundation believes in the power of sport to transform lives. The organization helps athletically talented, underserved Chicago high-school students secure college athletic scholarships. Its student-athletes have the potential to play at the college level but lack the resources to navigate the complexities of college recruiting. Beyond Sports Foundation provides the academic assistance, skills, and support these student athletes need to help them through the competitive acceptance process, position them to excel in their college careers, and empower them to succeed as young adults.\n\u201cOur mission is to turn athletic ability into economic opportunity to help underserved student-athletes succeed in life,\u201d says Kim Michelson, Beyond Sports Foundation\u2019s executive director. The organization also recognizes that students need more than athletic talent to reach their full potential, so it employs a four-pillar program that provides a spectrum of necessary services: athletic development, academic development, mentorship, and social programming.\nIn addition to providing state-of-the-art athletic facilities, coaching, and tailored training and nutrition programs, the organization provides customized tutoring services to help student-athletes excel in school. Beyond Sports also pairs student-athletes with mentors to increase their adult support systems. Finally, it creates programming to instill social skills that prepare them for college and beyond, including responsible citizenship, women\u2019s empowerment, and job interviewing.\nBecause of the organization\u2019s small scale, staff members are able to customize their process for each athlete, including sport-specific training, tailored academic support, recruiting guidance, and other support as needed. The organization intentionally works with a small pool of students, which helps it achieve a deeper individual impact. \u201cA cookie-cutter program won\u2019t help kids make it out of their underserved neighborhood,\u201d says Elias Karras, the organization\u2019s founder. \u201cEvery student has different needs, and we bring on a village of people to offer custom, encompassing support\u2014including mentors, coaches, and parents.\u201d\nOne hundred percent of the student-athletes have graduated high school and matriculated to college. One hundred percent have also received athletic scholarships or other financial aid, and all Beyond Sports grads participate in college athletics. Its graduates have gone on to join football, track, basketball, and baseball teams at schools such as the University of Notre Dame, the University of Iowa, and the University of California, Berkeley. Currently, 15 Beyond Sports Foundation graduates are playing at the NCAA Division I level.\nKristen has been deeply involved with the organization since it was just a concept and is a founding member of the board of directors. \u201cKristen shares our commitment to local impact and is a very hands-on board member. She offers a valuable voice and both her financial support and board service have been critical for our operations,\u201d says Michelson. The Satter Foundation has donated $400,000 to the organization since 2008. Its dedication has been an important part of Beyond Sports Foundation\u2019s growth, especially given the grassroots nature of the organization. \u201cKristen\u2019s steady support, guidance, and confidence in us have allowed us to stay on course,\u201d says Karras.\nThe organization aims to increase the number of student-athletes it supports, especially female athletes. It has recently hired a dedicated staff person to run the organization\u2019s college program. With this additional capacity, it will be better able to support its student-athletes through the college search, recruitment, and application process, and provide support to program graduates while they are in college. It is also creating a career development program to show \u201cthat you don\u2019t need to be a professional athlete to escape poverty,\u201d says Karras. It is working to diversify its funding base to ensure it will be able to support local student-athletes for years to come.\nhttp://www.beyondsports.org",
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        "raw_content": "{Loved the architecture of that building! }\nI hope you had a great weekend! As promised, here are my pics from my trip to D.C. that I took a few weekends ago. I think that if something unexpected came up and I was forced to move to one of three cities, D.C. might just be at the top of my list. I love the architecture, the history, the shopping (GREAT shopping) and its focus on health. There are amazing walking, running and bike trails everywhere. The food is also amazing. I had the best and freshest crab cakes of my life at this restaurant during my visit. I've been to D.C. many times and I still have yet to go to all of the places I want to go. On this visit, we covered Fords Theater and the Martin Luther King, Jr., Lincoln and Jefferson Memorials. We would have seen more had it not been FREEZING! But my time with my dad was priceless and I can't wait to go back...\n{Madame Tussauds Wax Museum. Definitely one of my favorite museums... }\n{Loved the details on that church...}\n{World War I Memorial... }\n{Lincoln Memorial)\n{The view from the Lincoln Memorial. That crane you see on the left is constructing the new African American Museum that will open in 2015. Very excited about that... }\n{Beautiful architecture at the Lincoln Memorial...}\n{The view from the Jefferson Memorial. That little white building in between the trees would be The White House...}\nVery beautiful pictures. I've never been to D.C. but it seems to be a very nice city.\nTiffany @ Savor Home January 27, 2014 at 11:30 AM\nThank you! It's definitely a beautiful place to see!\nI'm long due for a visit to our nation's capital... I've had nothing but great memories from my childhood there, and would love to explore it thoroughly again!\n17 Perth January 27, 2014 at 12:51 PM\nelisha January 27, 2014 at 2:09 PM\nPret is hands down one of my favorite places to eat! Is it telling while everyone is commenting on the gorgeous photos of our nation's capital, I'm talking about food? :)\nI have got to get back there. One of my favorite cities!\nI have never been to Washington before and would just love to go. This post will be shown to my husband to try to entice him to go sooner than later. Beautiful pictures!!!!",
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        "raw_content": "You are here: Sports Betting Online > NBA Betting Tips >\tChristmas Day NBA Betting \u2013 Wednesday, December 25, 2013\nChristmas Day NBA Betting \u2013 Wednesday, December 25, 2013\nChicago Bulls at Brooklyn Nets -3 Total: 187.5\nThe Bulls and Nets are two teams that thought they would be on top of the Eastern Conference, but the season has not panned out that way, so far, at least.\nBoth ravaged with injuries. The Bulls have been dealt a rough card once again with the loss of Derek Rose for the rest of the rest of the year. In addition, they will be without top scorer Luol Deng and guards Jimmy Butler and Kirk Hinrich.\nAll four players were out for Friday, but the Bulls still managed to grind out a victory against the Cleveland Cavaliers, 100-84. Carlos Boozer and Tony Snell put up 19 and 17 points, respectively, helping Chicago avoid what would have been their fifth straight loss. The win put them at six games under .500 for the year at 10-16.\nAt 9-18, the Nets have struggled heavily under first-year head coach Jason Kidd. Despite a big offseason trade that brought in Paul Pierce, Kevin Garnett and Jason Terry, things have not panned out so far in Brooklyn.\nCenter Brook Lopez, the team\u2019s leading scorer also went down with a season-ending injury on Friday, breaking a bone in his foot in a loss to Philadelphia. Without Lopez, the Nets lose a valuable scoring presence in the paint. They dropped their third straight game on Monday, a 103-86 loss to visiting Indiana on Monday.\nThere have been no two teams that have been more disappointing so far this season. Both are eager to turn their fortunes around. The loss of Lopez should be took much to overcome for the Nets in this game, however. Brooklyn\u2019s defense is not great to begin with, and Boozer and Noah should have a field-day inside without the presence of Lopez. They will both be relied on to score heavily as well with the Bulls\u2019 injuries.\nThe coaching matchup is also a powerful one for Chicago. Jason Kidd may turn into a terrific head coach someday, but so far the results have been average, at best. Chicago head coach Tom Thibodeau is a master of Xs and Os and should have an excellent gameplan put into place. I think Chicago take this one on the road.\nPick: Bulls +3 available with Bovada.lv\nHouston Rockets at San Antonio Spurs -7 Total: 209.5\nTwo of the West\u2019s most talented teams will face off this Sunday as the Rockets head to San Antonio to take on the Spurs.\nThe Rockets have not had a lot of success over the years against the Spurs and had previously dropped seven games in a row at AT&T Center until a Nov. 30th 112-106 win. James Harden scored 31 points in that game to lead all scorers.\nHouston moved to 18-11 after a 111-104 loss against Dallas on Monday night. Jeremy Lin returned for injury in that game, scoring 20 points and dishing out two assists. He will have a tough job tonight covering Tony Parker, the Spurs point guard and leading scorer.\nSan Antonio has one of the top records in an accomplished Western Conference at 22-6, a number they improved on in Monday\u2019s 112-99 victory against Toronto. Tony Parker led all scorers with 26 points and eight assists in the contest.\nJames Harden may be out in this game and will be a game time decision for Christmas Day\u2019s rematch with the Spurs. He looks more likely to play than to not suit-up according to recent reports, however.\nI like the Spurs to handle their business in this matchup at home. Rarely, do they lose back-to-back games at home against opposing teams, and even if Harden plays, his effectiveness should be limited. 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        "raw_content": "Book review: Free Speech: Ten Principles for a Connected World by Timothy Garton Ash\nTimothy Garton Ash, author of Free Speech\nCivility and respect is the bedrock of free speech in the internet age argues Timothy Garton Ash\nFree Speech: Ten Principles for a Connected World by Timothy Garton Ash | Atlantic Books, 491pp, \u00a320\n\u201cThe absence of good people to be offended\u201d, declared our former Justice Minister, Kenny MacAskill, \u201cdoesn\u2019t render something inoffensive if it patently is offensive.\u201d This is weird. If Mr MacAskill slips in the privacy of his bathroom and swears horribly (as any of us might) is this \u201coffensive\u201d, even if there is nobody within hearing range? Again, what about \u201cbad people\u201d who might be offended if they were there to be offended? Do they have no rights?\nI put these questions not to mock Mr MacAskill (well, not only to mock him), but because the whole question of free speech, our right to exercise it and the concomitant right to be offended by it, is extremely complicated.\nTimothy Garton Ash, veteran journalist, historian and public intellectual, has devoted a huge and detailed book to an examination of the matter.\nLike most of us he is in favour of free speech, an essential feature of democratic politics and also, arguably, a human right. Indeed our right to free speech is guaranteed by the UN and by the European Convention on Human Rights; in the USA by the First Amendment to the Constitution. Yet this entitlement is limited not only by laws, but also by social small-c convention. The first imposes legal restrictions, the second is a matter of good manners. We guard our tongues when it might be rude or unkind to speak our thoughts. What is called \u201cpolitical correctness\u201d is often criticised, and may indeed sometimes seem absurd, but it is essentially, or at least in origin, a question of civility, a word on which Garton Ash lays stress.\nThe bounds of speech have been hugely extended by the internet. What we might say in the comparative privacy of the pub or caf\u00e9 may now be posted on sites like Facebook and Twitter and go worldwide. In one sense the internet has extended the scope for free speech; it offers well nigh unprecedented opportunities for citizens to speak out, especially those who live under authoritarian regimes. Yet the anonymity behind which people may shelter is an invitation to vile and abusive speech. People write on the internet as they wouldn\u2019t speak in company. Hence we have the extension of what is now designated as \u201chate crime\u201d.\nThe creators of the internet and its early enthusiasts were libertarians. Cyberspace offered new freedoms, even, it seemed, unlimited licence. The ordinary citizen was provided with a voice. All this was true. Yet the internet has also resulted in invasions of privacy, even a loss of privacy. It lets governments and corporations know more about us, and keep track of what we say and do. The widening of the public sphere has resulted in the contraction of the private one. You may post anonymously, but you are subject to a level of surveillance in democratic countries comparable to that which was formerly common only in those that we styled dictatorships.\nIn which areas should free speech properly be restricted? Garton Ash devotes a chapter to religion. HL Mencken, the great American journalist, said we should respect the other fellow\u2019s religion just as we should respect his opinion that his wife was beautiful. This again is a question of good manners. But it\u2019s also inescapably a political one. The fact is that in most of Europe and the English-speaking world you can with impunity be rude about the Pope, but heaven help you if you insult the Prophet Mohammed (though many in cyberspace do so). Does religion deserve to be treated with respect, even in states which have abolished laws against blasphemy? Garton Ash\u2019s answer is a qualified yes, because for many religion is an essential part of their identity. He is probably right. Yet some might say that membership of a political party or support for a football team is equally part of theirs; but we don\u2019t treat either so gently.\nAs a guide to behaviour Garton Ash quotes a Sixties protest song, with the couplet \u201cI wish you could know / What it means to be me\u201d. He approves this call for empathy and consideration in speech. Fair enough; yet, in the context of appropriate speech, the essential surely is that I should imagine what it feels to be you.",
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However, the security challenges remain consistent due to the fact that the underlying technology keeps advancing, with innovations such as big data analytics, artificial intelligence (AI), and quantum computing promising to shape, and reshape, how the cloud evolves over the next few years. This presents unique cybersecurity challenges requiring leaders to embrace a new approach\nOnly by evolving to a new model for cybersecurity can we unlock the vast business benefits\u2014in agility, speed to market, and lower costs\u2014that the cloud can offer, now and into the future.\nWhat you\u2019ll gather from the pages within this magazine are a range of cloud experiences and insights from various voices on the topic. Key takeaways include:\nDefine acceptable levels of risk and develop security investments, priorities, and process.\nCreate cross-functional teams, such as DevSecOps, to improve security and development through shared goals and close collaboration.\nAdopt a learning mindset for yourself and your teams\u2014continually step back and evaluate processes for ongoing, organic improvement.\nWe are all fortunate to be business leaders at a time of great innovation. We can change the world through our vision for the future and our use of cloud-connected digital technologies to turn that vision into reality. However, we can only use the cloud to change the world if we can secure it. Let that be the key takeaway from this new publication we are proud to share with you.\nPowerd by PALO ALTO NETWORKS\nBY MIKE PERKOWSKI\nMany C-suite executives\u2013it just seems to be easier to tell their employees that they can\u2019t use cloud services\nWhen business executives in one Fortune 500 company were asked how many computer networks were installed in their company, the consistent answer across the six C-level executives we surveyed was, \u201cOne\u2014 the one that hooks to our data center.\u201d When we asked the CIO, he said the number was either three or four. And when we queried business units, we got the real answer:\nThis is hardly the first time we\u2019ve seen business leaders react this way. It happened with important technology trends such as personal computer adoption, IT outsourcing, distributed data centers, bring-your-owndevice, and telecomputing. Lack of technical understanding on the parts of business leaders often led to debates over security, data sovereignty, loss of control, and fear over compliance and legal issues, too often resulting in an arbitrary lockdown against those technologies\n\u201cI often talk with corporate executives about their use of the cloud, and I\u2019m surprised to hear how many of them claim their organization doesn\u2019t use cloud services,\u201d said Sean Duca, regional chief security officer, Asia-Pacific, for Palo Alto Networks. \u201cBut after about 15 minutes of conversation, it becomes clear they are using cloud for things like Office 365\u00ae, data storage, and other pervasive services.\u201d\nIf you are adopting DevOps\u2014the tight alignment of your development teams and your business units for rapid, frequent software releases and updates\u2013 you need the cloud. You\u2019re not going to deploy multiple redundant data centers, even in small form factors, to be dedicated to each of your DevOps activities. Cloud enables you to move faster, more efficiently, and more cost-effectively in the DevOps era\nUnderstanding the New Role of Cybersecurity Teams in the Move to the Cloud\nBY A.J. WILSON\nYou need to ready the organization for a new mindset.\nCongratulations on your organization\u2019s adoption of cloud computing and your strategic embrace of cloud as a way to improve agility and support digital transformation. Now that you, your business colleagues, and your technical leadership have made this important decision, you need to tackle a vital issue\u2014what to do about your cybersecurity team.\nI know what some of you may be thinking. \u201cNo worries, we\u2019ve got that covered. We\u2019re outsourcing that to the cloud service provider.\u201d Or, you may think your worries about cybersecurity in the cloud are moot because you already have a rock-solid, tried-and-true cybersecurity framework that has met service-level agreements, avoided headline-inducing data breaches, and ensured regulatory compliance.\nNow, before I go any further, let me emphasize a relevant issue about my point of view: I\u2019m not a Chief Information Security Officer, nor do I run cybersecurity for my organization. But in my role overseeing infrastructure, distributed systems, and, yes, cloud, for a leading e-commerce platform company for the travel industry, I\u2019ve seen the dramatic shift from an on-premises security mindset to a cloud security mindset.\nWhat have I learned, and how can those lessons benefit business executives who want to ensure rock-solid security in a cloud architecture? First, it\u2019s important for business leaders to understand that you can\u2019t \u201clift and shift\u201d your legacy cybersecurity approaches from on-premises infrastructure to the cloud. That\u2019s because most legacy IT shops just don\u2019t have the right frame of reference for how applications are being developed and deployed in the cloud. So don\u2019t expect your CISO to tell you what a piece of cake it\u2019s going to be.\nSecond, be aware that your security teams are going to need new types of training on cloud architecture so they can properly plan, architect, and deploy your production applications in the cloud.\nAnd finally, you need to ready the organization for a new mindset\u2014one where security teams are tightly integrated from the start with the developers and business units. Call that what you will: \u201cshifting left,\u201d DevSecOps, or integrated security. Those are semantics; your cybersecurity teams are going to work alongside anyone who plans, develops or uses applications.\nIn today\u2019s cloud-centric business processes, your cybersecurity team must become part of the comprehensive application framework in order to speed the velocity necessary to get into users\u2019 hands faster\u2014 and, of course, more securely.\nDoing so will bestow upon your organization a host of operational efficiencies, including a higher level of confidence that security policies are being applied in more prescriptive, proactive, auditable, and automated manner. That last part\u2014automation\u2014 cannot be emphasized enough. In a business model where applications are being developed, released, updated, re-released\u2014again and again\u2014manual security processes are a killer. They don\u2019t scale fast enough and wide enough, so you\u2019ve got to get your teams out of manual labor like applying patches or updating policies and replace them with intelligent, automated tools.\nIt\u2019s Not About Cutting Heads\nAnd, before your CFO starts counting the savings by reducing headcount in the cybersecurity operation, understand that moving to the cloud should not be seen as a way to cut full-time equivalents. Instead, you need to think about how those security professionals can be better deployed as an integrated part of the application development and continuous improvement framework.\nThis is what the often-discussed shared responsibility model for cybersecurity is about. When you hire a cloud service provider, you obviously benefit from their broad and deep experience and expertise. This is not mean you are outsourcing cybersecurity to your service provider.\nHaving worked previously at Amazon Web Services and being involved in developing their first security exam, I understand the power of this approach. The combination of an experienced cloud platform provider handling security \u201cof the cloud\u201d (hardware and software infrastructure) and internal teams handling security \u201cin the cloud\u201d (customer data, access/identity management, configuration, encryption, and authentication) allows you to cover all the security bases with a minimum of overlap or redundancy.\nYou\u2019re not reducing your security team\u2019s importance or headcount; you\u2019re just putting them to better use.\nQuestions Business Leaders Should Ask\nSo, what do business executives in the corner office or in the boardroom need to know, and what questions should they be asking the CISO about the redeployment of cybersecurity teams as the organization shifts to the cloud?\nHow are we integrating security\u2014deeply and from the very start\u2014into the application development pipeline?\nDo your existing team members have the right skills and context to achieve their new mission? And if not, how will they get that?\nAre we actually changing our security practices to make them more proactive, predictive, and automated, or are we applying our traditional approaches to the cloud?\nCan our security team work as equal partners with developers and business unit stakeholders in the rapid pace of DevSecOps in a way that applies security to the process without causing friction to slow everything to a crawl?\nI recently read an article highlighting opinions of security professionals about how the move to the cloud affects security team members. One, in particular, stood out:\n\u201cInformation Security professionals must learn what secure and insecure look like in the cloud, and then apply that knowledge to all the settings exposed by cloud service providers.\u201d\nBefore the cloud, it was always tempting to view information security team members in the way we assessed umpires in a baseball game: The less we noticed them, the better a job they were doing. But moving to the cloud changes the rules of the game. We need the entire DevOps process to be more focused on security, and that means integrating our security team members into the development process upfront, rather than having them be an afterthought. When they are working shoulder-to-shoulder with developers and business unit members to ensure that applications are always secure and available as part of the normal workflow, they can make a bigger impact and avoid acting as bottlenecks that slow down the process.\nSo, congratulations again on taking a major step forward in your journey to digital transformation by embracing the cloud. Just make sure you bring your security team along for the ride.\nBY STEVEN HEIST\nEvery time a game-changing technology comes around, organizations are forced to scramble.\nA few key decision points for your busi- ness and technical leaders:\nBuilding your teams: In-house talent or outsource? Of course, the answer is sim- ple: Both. Your organization will probably never be able to develop all the necessary skills by re-tooling or promoting existing personnel, so some level of contractors or outsourced managed services will like- ly be necessary. I\u2019ve always been a fan of developing skills among internal team members, but sometimes you don\u2019t have a choice. Time-sensitive programs often mandate that you need to rent or acquire talent to work alongside and/or integrate with your own people. For some orga- nizations, that\u2019s a tough cultural shift to make\u2014but it may be an essential one.\nTo enable world-class cloud security, throwing more bodies at the problem is probably not the answer. While hiring some cloud security specialists is likely to be a smart move, the real synergies in cloud security come from increased use of automation, analytics, and AI/machine learning. You definitely need people who understand how to safely build and de- ploy digital assets\u2014particularly if you\u2019re doing any Internet of Things projects\u2014but you need to let technology do the work more often. Hire or train good people who know how to properly configure security controls in the cloud, how to automate monitoring, detection, and remediation processes\u2014and leave the tactical stuff to automation.\nIdentity and access management are the hallmarks of cloud security. You may have heard the phrase \u201cidentity is the new pe- rimeter.\u201d Your identity and access man- agement policies need to be rock-solid, and adaptable and intelligent enough to respond \u201cat the speed of business.\u201d Fire- walls, intrusion detection, and physical barriers that have long been the focus of your SOC personnel are diminished in the cloud, and are changing to leverage/de- pend on identity and access management.\nCertifications matter, and your people need new ones. All your IT and security team members have compiled a number of vendor-neutral and vendor-specific certifications, and they\u2019ll need new ones for cloud. Leading certification and skills development organizations such as the SANS Institute have developed cloud certification programs, offering us a great foundation upon which to build for fu- ture cloud-related skills. And that\u2019s just the starting point: Your teams will need certifications in such vendor programs as AWS, Google, Microsoft, IBM, Red Hat, and VMware, to name just a few.\nPatience is a virtue. Many business exec- utives still see the cloud as a way to cut IT costs, when what they should be envi- sioning for their journey to the cloud as a way to promote organizational agility, responsiveness, and becoming a digital business. Everyone needs to be realistic about demands that puts on your teams, because this is a process, not an event. You don\u2019t just flip a switch and do it overnight. In fact, most industry peers I speak to have experienced \u201cre-starts\u201d as their organizations realize that their initial cloud strategies need to be re-assessed and re-designed. You need to give your teams the time, budget, and resources necessary to re-skill or up-skill employees, and conduct thoughtful analysis to deter- mine how to move IT and Security Opera- tions into the cloud for your company.\nData ownership can be the difference be- tween success and catastrophe. In a tradi- tional, data center-based computing environment, business leaders rarely worried about data ownership or sovereignty. But in the cloud, especially in a multi-tenant public cloud, owning the data in every way is absolutely critical for a variety of factors, including compliance, legal, and data governance. This also puts smart risk management policies\u2014driven by the CEO, the rest of the C-suite, and the board of directors\u2014at the apex of the mountain of organizational priorities.\nAs your company\u2019s risk profile changes, your cloud architect can help you decide what components of your IT system to move into the cloud.\nas a C-level executive, you might want to deliver a new service to market. Your IT department could take six to nine months to set up the systems and get it ready\u2014after you rounded up the funding, that is. Mean- while, you\u2019ve probably lost time-to-market. But if you put your new offering in the cloud, it gives you the ability to launch much faster, and to automatically scale it depending on the demands and needs of your customers. This is but one of the reasons your enter- prise needs a good cloud architect, one who can inventory your IT processes, leverage new cloud-enabled technologies, and free up your resources to invest in tackling more complex, business-critical projects.\nA Critical Hire\nWhat makes a cloud architect (CA) a key hire? A cloud architect is not just another IT manager, but an expert in business strategy and planning. The role is both tactical and strategic, involved in addressing the pain points your IT staff deals with every day. This can give you financial peace of mind, in that it\u2019s not about buying infrastructure, but concentrates on delivering critical business initiatives.\nFor some insights into and advice about how to hire and benefit from a CA, I turned to two experts in the field. One of Micro- soft\u2019s handful of technology evangelists, Rick Claus, who is a senior program manager on the Azure Compute team, and Sean Duca, VP and regional chief security officer for Asia Pacific, at Palo Alto Networks. (Duca\u2019s job is to help executives understand how to con- trol risk so they can profit from the benefits of cloud technology; Palo Alto Networks is SecurityRoundtable.org\u2019s parent company.)\nBefore hiring a CA, however, it\u2019s a good idea to know what the cloud is all about. \u201cThe cloud is, literally, someone else\u2019s com- puter, and you get to use it!\u201d explained Duca. You can shift your company\u2019s software appli- cations and data to it, he said, \u201cwhile some- body else makes the capital expenditure and manages it. What\u2019s more, it shrinks and expands on demand instantly to suit your needs.\u201d With your digital assets entrusted to an outside entity, it\u2019s the CA\u2019s job to manage the migration of your systems and data so everything\u2019s safe.\nAs with any decision, there\u2019s always a risk. But what\u2019s considered acceptable risk? According to Duca, that\u2019s up to you. To benefit from the quick scaling that a cloud provider can offer, you don\u2019t have to put a critical software ap- plication out there right away, nor sensitive customer data. At the same time, you should first consider the risks you\u2019re already facing by hosting your apps and data in-house.\n\u201cIf your systems are all on premises, you\u2019re probably protecting your data the same way you did ten years ago,\u201d said Duca. \u201cThat kind of security won\u2019t suffice for the next ten\u2014and, possibly, not even for the next two\u2014years.\u201d\nSo, exploiting new options doesn\u2019t necessarily mean accepting more risk than you can handle. As your company\u2019s risk profile changes, your cloud architect can help you decide what components of your IT system to move into the cloud, precisely because cloud providers can protect some of it better than you can.\nWhile recent news stories about high-profile data breaches might be enough reason to bring on a skilled CA, there are many upside drivers, too. For instance, traditional IT leadership might not even be aware of the ins and outs of how the cloud can benefit your business.\n\u201cMy approach would be to find a \u2018born- in-the-cloud\u2019 expert,\u201d said Duca. \u201cFind some- one who\u2019s got competency to work in one of the cloud platforms\u2014Google Cloud Platform, Amazon Web Services (AWS\u00ae), Microsoft Azure\u00ae, etc. The more competency they\u2019ve actually got in those different clouds, the saf- er it\u2019s probably going to be for you and the organization.\u201d\nSo, What Is a Cloud Architect?\nClaus emphasized both the immediate benefits and the long-horizon value of taking advantage of the cloud. And that means changing your IT department.\n\u201cA cloud architect brings the perspective of modernization and efficiencies that come from leveraging cloud technologies into ex- isting and new projects,\u201d said Claus. \u201cA clear line of sight on the benefits and returns for adopting cloud technologies needs to be front and center during the evolution of an IT department.\u201d\nA cloud initiative includes reducing the footprint of on-premises data centers. A savvy CA will recommend which IT workloads to move to scalable cloud providers and show IT staff how their own tasks and workloads can evolve to manage these new technologies. The strategic objective should be to free up resources to re-invest for tackling even more complex projects that are truly mission-critical to the business.\nIf you\u2019re still contemplating a move to the cloud, your business faces security risks even while everything is primarily in-house, simply because the nature and behavior of your users, data, and applications will change. A cloud architect brings a new strategic perspective to your top-level security planning.\n\u201cThreat management was once about blocking and keeping bad things out,\u201d said Duca. It was simplistic. \u201cI had antivirus, then I had a firewall. That was a very static world. I had one device and an IP address and that was it.\u201d\nNow your employees, customers, and partners are connecting to hybrid, inter- mingled data and software applications via multiple devices\u2014to and from places you don\u2019t even know about. (\u201cIf I can\u2019t see it, I can\u2019t control it, and I can\u2019t enforce security,\u201d warned Duca.)\nIn many respects, your business is al- ready in the cloud. For example, companies use more contract workers than they ever did. There\u2019s an ever-changing population of employees that are coming and going and potentially accessing and exposing sensitive information.\n\u201cHow do we control all that?\u201d asked Duca. \u201cWe\u2019re at a point now where, exponentially, the threat has gone up. You probably can\u2019t even work out how secure the data in your own databases is.\u201d\nClaus added: \u201cIs your IT planning up for these new challenges?\u201d\nWith a good CA on your team, Duca said, your digital assets could actually be safer in the cloud than in your own systems. \u201cYour CA defines the governance around anything you put into the cloud and works with your cloud provider to secure it.\u201d\n\u201cA cloud architect needs to be a team player who is able to adapt to fit into the teams he or she are working with,\u201d said Claus. \u201cThey need to act as an advisor and facilitator. They should be able to identify themes and sce- narios that can bring consensus to a dispa- rate team that would otherwise get stuck in traditional models and debates.\u201d\nOf course, a good CEO who\u2019s looking at candidates for a cloud architect will likely come back to risk management. This is right up Duca\u2019s alley as a cybersecurity expert: \u201cFrom a CEO\u2019s perspective, I\u2019d be thinking, How could you help me understand what are some of the risks and challenges I\u2019m facing and, ultimately, how am I going to overcome them?\u201d\nThe Evolving Relationship Between CIO & CISO\nNo one would debate the fact that the roles of both CIOs and CISOs are changing in dramatic ways.\nThere is something powerful going on in many organizations that is going to have a profound effect on how enterprises ag- gressively, but securely, use technology for business advantage. And it has its roots in the evolving roles of the CIO and the CISO, and the strategic nature of their working re- lationship.\nOK, kinship is a great concept and a powerful fulcrum for positive change. But in many organizations, that may be the easy part. By contrast, encouraging and understanding how to benefit from dynamic tension can either build on the benefits of kinship\u2026or render it a worthless slogan.\nFor example, take the notion of who the CISO should report to. There\u2019s a lot of debate on this topic, especially around the question of whether the CISO should roll up to the CIO and his/her team. A very good article recently published in SecurityRoundtable.org addressed this idea with a simple principle: Check your ego at the door.\nHow can business leaders take this evolv- ing relationship between the CIO and the CISO and use it as an asset, rather than as a liability? Here are a few lessons we\u2019ve learned at Palo Alto Networks:\nDevelop and promote the right culture. CIOs and CISOs need to set the mindset standard for joint problem-solving, built around open give-and-take on ideas, suggestions testing, and implementation. Disagree during the process is natural, and often even desirable, but in the end, all team members have to adhere to a culture of commitment to the team\u2019s goals and tactics.\nBY GREG DAY\nSecurity needs to have the capacity to not only respond in a timely fashion, but also adapt.\nWidespread adoption of the cloud has made business executives and board members comfortable with the idea of paying for IT resources and services \u201cby the glass.\u201d Moving to such a consumption model offers widely accepted financial and operational benefits that promote agility, scalabili- ty, and digital transformation.\nLeading cloud service providers such as Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft, and Google all now charge by smaller and smaller increments, allowing customers access to services on an as-needed basis. For instance, AWS has been boldly aggressive in formulating its consumption model, actually charging customers for services used by the second. Business leaders should follow suit and challenge their CISOs if they are not adopting cloud as the platform that allows this change in consumption models. Moving from a monolithic, capex-based, high investment to an on-demand, pay-as-you-go model with infinite capacity is clearly the way of the future, as digital agility is increasingly seen as a key business advantage.\nCybersecurity, however, unfortunately remains largely rooted in a procurement and deployment model that often results in over-provisioning, security silos, and management challenges. The critical point here is that security needs to have the capacity to not only respond in a timely fashion, but also adapt; maximum capacity is not needed at all times. This change in consumption\u2014moving from big-hardware investments to a pay-forwhat-you-use model\u2014is key.\nWe all talk a lot about the need for business executives and technical leaders to be on the same page in terms of priorities for deploying IT resources and services to achieve important business goals. But, more and more often, we run into examples where the two camps find themselves staring at a crossroads from two different perspectives.\nAt a recent analysts\u2019 conference that I attended, I heard that 67% of business leaders and board members are pushing CIOs, CISOs, and other technical leaders\u2014hard\u2014to evolve their services and approaches faster and more aggressively. Board members have climbed aboard the digital-transformation bandwagon, and they want their organizations to move quicker than their competitors toward that goal.\nBut other research among CISOs indicates that most cybersecurity executives believe things might be moving too fast for them to properly assess risks and their implications. For security, that means business leaders want to deploy not only applications in the cloud, but also vital IT services, such as security, to avail themselves all of cloud\u2019s benefits. Board members and business leaders have fast become big believers in the notion of \u201cdisposable IT,\u201d which imposes a smaller footprint on enterprises, while providing greater agility and, potentially, cost savings. Many CISOs, however, are still in a traditional mindset of purchasing multiyear licenses for security, backed up by a lot of testing, risk analysis, and methodical decision-making.\nHow should organizations span the chasm between the \u201cgo faster\u201d mandate from the board and the \u201clet\u2019s tame the cyber-risk monster\u201d philosophy of the CISO?\nThe Consumption Model for Security\nCybersecurity consumption models must mirror IT consumption models, with heavy attention to actual usage patterns and how security maps to IT services. For instance, if your IT organization has adopted say, a DevOps process, your IT usage and availability profile could change every week, every day, or perhaps even every few hours. Security consumption must align with those IT-usage trend lines.\nIt\u2019s helpful to view this process as a threelegged stool. First, there\u2019s an operational need; second, the developers build the solution to meet that need; and, third, security must be bound to those operational and development cycles. Unfortunately, DevOps\u2014 so far\u2014doesn\u2019t typically include this security leg. Research indicates that about 80% of organizations are embracing DevOps, but far less have made the transition to DevSecOps.\nDevOps cycles move faster and faster each day. Business leaders are demanding real-time adaptation of software to match operational requirements, and security must match that every step of the way. If not, new DevOps scenarios and requirements will have come and gone before the security team can figure out what was needed\u2014yesterday. Hence, there\u2019s a need to shift from DevOps to DevSecOps, where security is natively part of the DevOps process.\nIf your CISO isn\u2019t able to be an equal part of this DevOps process, then he or she is going to need to prepare a really good explanation to the C-suite executive team and the board. The reality is the business will simply continue without their support.\nYou Can Never Be Too Agile\nAdopting a pay-as-you-go cybersecurity consumption model enables the agility, responsiveness, scalability, and cost efficiency today\u2019s application-development and deployment cycles require. Organizations that hesitate moving this way are likely to find themselves over-investing in security capex and not being able to pivot on a dime when new risks emerge.\nCase in point: I recently meet with a CIO who wanted to transform his company\u2019s data center, and he told me it took an inordinately long amount of time re-architect, get approval, and roll it out. So much so that he admitted that, today, the center is already out of date. Getting caught up in monolithic, long-term investments simply doesn\u2019t make sense if you wish to remain competitive in the increasingly digitized markets.\nWhich brings us back to that tension between the business side and the technical side when it comes to security solutions. Most business executives acknowledge that they lack in-depth technical chops in cybersecurity, so they tend to rely on their CISO for strategy and operations. But they do know this: They want to their data, their business processes, routes to market, their intellectual property, and their sources of competitive advantage to be protected against cyber threats. The CISOs, of course, want all this, too\u2014but they often want it to be the result of a Rolls-Royce solution. The business leaders typically think that this is simply overspending and can take too long to implement.\nThe new agile consumption model allows organizations to create state-of-the-art, scalable, and affordable cybersecurity that aligns with digital transformation goals and the crucial need for more agility.\nIf your organization is going to have disposable IT as its new paradigm for digital transformation, and you intend to align cybersecurity with it, this changing world might leave CISOs feeling pressured to keep pace. But it doesn\u2019t have to be a harrowing experience, especially if there\u2019s a plan to move to a bythe-glass model for security, as well.\nRemember: The goal is to discover and thwart breaches before they happen, and doing so against a rapidly evolving and increasingly innovative set of bad actors can become prohibitively expensive and very manpower-dependent. As noted above, bringing cybersecurity into the mix is that third leg of the stool. Pay-as-you-go security enables agility, reduces costs, and can speed response times (since there is no limit to capacity). The value of such a consumption model is clearly working in the cloud and for IT, and there is no reason we should not be embracing this same idea for cybersecurity.\nIt's time to get real: exposing the top ten\nby Al Perlman\nDespite the accelerated pace of cloud computing adoption, concerns about security show few signs of going away. In fact, security concerns actually grew among cybersecurity professionals in 2018\u2014reversing a multi-year downward trend. According to the 2018 Cloud Security Report, nine out of 10 cybersecurity professionals now say they are concerned about cloud security, an increase of 11% from the prior year\u2019s survey.\nMYTH NO. 2: PUBLIC CLOUD IS NOT SECURE\nThis is the flip side of the shared-responsibility model. \u201cWell,\u201d the myth goes, \u201cif I trust the cloud to be secure, once I set up my cloud, I\u2019m done.\u201d The catch, of course, is that the public cloud provider is only responsible for securing their infrastructure\u2014you are responsible for securing your data and applications stored in that infrastructure.\n\u201cWith public cloud, you don\u2019t have a lot of the physical infrastructure you would normally have\u2014setting up racks of servers, running cables, power, etc.,\u201d says Prendergast. \u201cIt\u2019s like walking into a data center where one day you had 500 servers and the next day you have 10. It looks like you were robbed. That\u2019s just a normal day in the cloud. If the data center is hit by a distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack, it\u2019s hard to add 100 physical servers. In the cloud, you just click a button and scale up to 1,000 servers and make the DDoS inert and just pay for the day. You can scale up in just two minutes.\u201d\n\u201cWe\u2019ve seen with DevSecOps that security should be part of teams, embedded in development approaches, whether in cloud or on-premises,\u201d Prendergast says. \u201cThey key is to treat security as a feature. The myth is that you can\u2019t do rapid development and security in the cloud. The reality is that cloud is actually an enabling technology for DevSecOps.\u201d\nby SAM GREENGARD\nToo often, organizations have a fractured situation.\nOOpen source tools have unleashed business speed and flexibility that was unimaginable only a few years ago. But unless you\u2019re very careful, deploying open source components in large numbers also wracks up a lot of \u201ctechnical debt\u201d\u2014and that can result in security risks, according to Kevin Behr, chief scientific officer for PraxisFlow and author of The Phoenix Project: A Novel About IT, DevOps and Helping Your Business Win.\nTechnical debt was best explained by Sa\u0161a Zdjelar, ExxonMobil\u2019s Software Security Group (SSG) Supervisor, as \u201cthe cost tomorrow of a shortcut from yesterday. Each time you make a sub-optimal technology decision, you\u2019re incurring debt for future re-engineering and refactoring of the cost of that decision.\u201d Technical debt can accumulate rapidly during software development for businesses where there is no finish line, and operations keep moving faster and more frenetically. \u201cIt\u2019s not an easy problem to solve because there are so many potential landmines,\u201d states Tim Prendergast, chief cloud officer at Palo Alto Networks.\nPerhaps most critical to paying off your technical debt, Prendergast says, is \u201cHaving people who really understand open source components, how they fit together and how they\u2019re used.\u201d This includes public cloud migrations that frequently add to the accumulation of open source code and technical debt. Solving technical debt requires an organization to address deep open source issues, like understanding the limitations of open source tools, recognizing how gaps and vulnerabilities occur in them, how they create exposure to breaches and break-ins, and how each open source community addresses flaws embedded in its components.\nThe More Code You Have, the More Security Flaws You Have\nAs modern businesses move faster and become more complex, software, too, has increased in complexity. Add in public clouds used by rogue business and development groups and you have the makings of a security nightmare. \u201cThe more code you have, the more bugs you have. When you introduce DevOps and micro-services you\u2019re creating a very complex architecture with inherent security risks,\u201d observes Azzedine Benameur, senior researcher in the Cyber R&D Lab at Accenture.\nA primary reason for accumulation of technical debt is the lack of a framework\u2014 including a governance structure\u2014to manage open source components. In some cases, Prendergast says, legal, technical and practical issues can collide. \u201cToo often, organizations have a fractured situation. Legal experts make decisions without any knowledge of licensing fees or security, while a security group doesn\u2019t acknowledge legal issues or understand how developers work,\u201d he explains.\nDevOps presents particularly vexing challenges, author Behr says. The whole point of a DevOps initiative is to remove red tape and streamline processes. \u201cBut the situation can create a Frankenstein of technical debt. If you\u2019re not careful you find yourself adopting an endless array of one-off solutions. Debt piles up as people make quick choices that aren\u2019t part of an integrated and coordinated plan,\u201d Behr explains.\nFinding a More Secure Open Source Way\nLike enterprise risk, \u201cTechnical debt is not something you ever completely eliminate,\u201d says Prendergast. \u201cThe goal is to reduce technical debt and, along with it, risk exposure in the cybersecurity space.\u201d This includes open source components used in public clouds. He identifies three primary ways to address the challenge.\nEngage in open discussion. It\u2019s important to ensure that the board and senior executives understand the concept of technical debt and how, particularly in a DevOps environment that relies on open source components, it can play out. \u201cPeople need to identify risks and responsibilities. They need to understand how and why the organization uses open source as part of its business framework,\u201d Prendergast explains. This includes discussions with partners, open source groups and peers at tech and open source conferences.\nDevelop a cohesive strategy and build a framework for managing open source components. A governance framework and clear policies are paramount. This includes criteria for how groups choose open source components, how they use and retire containers, and how security tools fit into the picture. Accenture\u2019s Benameur says it\u2019s important to automate security processes, including static and dynamic analysis. Yet, at the same time, it\u2019s vital to avoid procedures and processes undermining the speed and efficiency of DevOps. Benameur says that DevSecOps is a logical solution. It focuses on a more systematic and organization-wide shift in values, attitudes and methods.\nDetermine how best to evaluate and consume technology, including open source components. The way organizations select, adopt and use software has changed radically. Clouds and platform-as-a-service (PaaS)\u2014particularly AWS, Azure and Google Cloud\u2014have transformed the way organizations develop code and software. \u201cYou have to understand your technology stack, licensing and governance models, APIs and how open source fits into these systems,\u201d Prendergast explains. Metrics and scorecards are also critical, Behr says. \u201cWhen an organization understands what works, what doesn\u2019t work and how things work, they are in a position to create greater value.\u201d\nPrendergast suggests five core criteria for selecting open source solutions: your ability to operate, manage and support the component; whether you can extend it in the future; its security framework (including how long it takes for a group to patch vulnerabilities); potential licensing or legal issues; and its long-term viability.\nUltimately, says Behr, \u201cIt\u2019s important for executives to understand the conditions and trade-offs that lead to technical debt. The end goal is the adoption of open source components that lead to fluidity, reliability, sustainability and value.\u201d\n...such a broad attack surface, in an always-on environment.\nby FRED REIMER\nThe benefits are not just in cybersecurity, but also disaster recovery and business continuity.\nIf you are a board member or business executive and start hearing your IT development, operations and security teams start talking about a \u201cshift left\u201d you should pay careful attention. It could be one of the more important decisions your teams can make in terms of both accelerating speed-to-market and improving security protections.\nIn the parlance of DevOps and security, a shift left simply means that security is built into the process and designed into the application at an earlier stage of the development cycle. The goal is to increase quality, reduce the amount of time required for testing and, perhaps most important, mitigate the risk of security problems at the end of the cycle, when it is much more expensive and time-consuming to make fixes.\nIn the past, development teams have been somewhat reluctant to shift left because of concern that involving security personnel too early in the process would cause delays and complications. However, the world of DevOps has changed dramatically in the past few years, and shifting left is not only more viable, it is fast becoming a best practice in the worlds of both DevOps and security.\nCloud computing has one of the key change agents in allowing DevOps and security to shift left. Public cloud services enable DevOps teams to spin up infrastructure much more quickly than ever before. Cloud also enables DevOps to accelerate cycles through faster and more reliable testing and by leveraging technology innovations such as containers and microservices, which make it faster and simpler for teams to collaborate.\nOne of the most critical benefits delivered by the cloud is automation. Because many of the tasks in the cloud are highly automated, it makes it much simpler for DevOps teams to do both continuous testing and continuous deployment, which are essential practices for organizations looking to shift left and incorporate security earlier in the cycle.\nI\u2019ll give you an example from my own experience. I\u2019ve been part of both the DevOps group and the information security group in my organization. Several years ago, we began increasing our use of automation and saw a lot of value in that. At the same time, our executive team was unsure how our organization was going to incorporate the cloud and how to approach it.\nWe decided to leverage public cloud to see if we could improve our speed and agility in developing applications. The results were well beyond our expectations. Previously, it had taken about 45 days to deploy a mid-size application. When we shifted DevOps to the cloud, we were able to develop a comparable app in one hour. From 45 days to one hour is a remarkable achievement, particularly in today\u2019s world of rapid innovation and highly \u201cconsumerized\u201d customer expectations.\nWith that experience, we decided that we wanted to move forward, which was when we created our DevOps group and continued with automation. The results have been so successful, we\u2019ve made a decision to go all-in with the cloud for our entire organization. Our current philosophy is: If we can move an application to the cloud we are going to do so\u2014as long as we know that we can secure it properly.\nShifting Left Securely\nEnsuring that we can secure each application in the cloud has necessitated a shift left for our organization, so that we are defining and configuring security at the beginning of the development process and not at the end. It has also required us to make sure that our teams understand one of the core concepts of cloud security, which is that it is a shared-security model. Our cloud provider is responsible for certain aspects of security, and we are responsible for certain aspects, including our applications.\nWhile public cloud has been a critical catalyst in our ability to shift left with security, we would not have been able to do so as easily or successfully if it were not for technology innovations in the world of security as well. Without getting too technical, one example of a new technology helping us shift left is an open-source solution called Terraform.\nBasically, Terraform gives us the ability to modularize the security policy, so it lives with each application and is vetted, approved and defined throughout the application\u2019s lifecycle. When we need to change security policies, it is much easier. And, when the application goes away, the policy is removed from the firewall. This not only helps with security; it also helps with compliance and auditing because you have an audit trail of any policy changes made in the application.\nThe Benefits of Shifting Left\nBy embracing public cloud and shifting left with DevOps and security, organizations can see significant benefits in cost savings, quality control, speed to market and even corporate culture. At my organization, we are seeing rapid acceleration in the way we\u2019re able to remediate applications and, at the same, we are significantly increasing our security.\nWe are reducing risk to the organization at multiple levels. We can deploy infrastructure and applications at a quicker pace, and we can mitigate the risk of ransomware in the cloud because we have more agility in securely redeploying our applications if our servers are locked.\nThe benefits are not just in cybersecurity, but also disaster recovery and business continuity. In the case of a natural disaster, we can redeploy our servers in another location. By integrating security into our deployment strategies, we have greatly enhanced our ability to do all of those things in an expeditious manner.\nOne of the additional benefits, at least in our organization, is a culture shift. Our teams are more collaborative than ever before. In fact, we are building a whole new campus designed to encourage that type of collaborative culture. It really feels like everyone is on one team.\nExecutives in the boardroom and executive suite don\u2019t necessarily need to get too deep into the weeds when it comes to DevOps and security. But they do need to encourage their teams to be innovative in leveraging technology to accomplish key business imperatives.\nDevOps and security teams, working cohesively in a cloud environment, can be empowered to reduce risk, accelerate speed to market and improve your overall cybersecurity posture. Particularly if your teams are ready, willing and able to shift left.\nby TORSTEN KABLITZ\nCountless regulations and standards have a big impact on how, when, where, and why you move important data, applications, and workloads to the cloud.\nIf you are like a lot of business executives I know, your head may be spinning over the onslaught of \u201ccloud talk\u201d these days: Cloud services, cloud security, cloud governance, cloud deployment, cloud this, cloud that. Admit it: When your CIO stands at a leadership committee meeting or presents to the board, and talks about adopting a cloud-first mentality, you are not sure whether to pat him or her on the back, or show them the door.\nBut do not let the jargon and potential confusion slow down your journey to the cloud. And one of the biggest things to keep in mind is how to account for regulations and standards in ensuring that you move ahead aggressively and securely to the cloud.\nThe industries where cloud not only has the greatest potential for good, but also the biggest challenges to overcome, tend to be the most highly regulated markets. Industries such as healthcare, government, and financial services are usually at the top of that list, but there are plenty of other industries where regulations, mandates, and government-imposed standards can make an organization\u2019s journey to the cloud a tricky one. Does your organization have publicly traded stock or debt? Welcome to the world of Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX). Do your customers buy goods or services using payment cards? Say hello to PCI.\nThese and countless other regulations and standards have a big impact on how, when, where, and why you move important data, applications, and workloads to the cloud. Sorting this out requires you to do your homework and make smart decisions about your use of the cloud in a highly regulated industry. But let me emphasize that you do not have the option to turn away from the cloud just because regulatory compliance may be tricky.\nTake SOX, for instance. Part of that act is a requirement of separation of duties, where developers are not allowed to directly push their code into a production system. But in a world where DevOps is fast becoming standard operating procedure, moving code to a completely different group of people who have not been involved in the process up until that point runs directly counter to what DevOps is all about. You end up with more silos, which adds complexity, inefficiency, and speed bumps.\nRather than just throw up their hands and blame the regulation, business leaders must empower their DevOps teams\u2014working in concert with their InfoSec colleagues from the start\u2014to develop and implement new policies that (A) account for the regulatory requirements, but also (B) operate smoothly in a cloud-first mindset.\nSounds tricky, right? Yes, in fact, it can be. But business leaders must listen to their DevOps, security, and compliance teams, which increasingly are collaborating on ways to support the letter and spirit of the standard without slowing down the DevOpsand-cloud locomotive. This is our \u201cnew normal,\u201d and business leaders know that this is being done on an enterprise level at scale.\nIf FUD\u2014fear, uncertainty, and doubt\u2014is holding back your organization about cloud adoption amid the web of regulations and standards, you are not alone. But since when do organizations succeed by being cautious? Embracing cloud and DevOps in a secure, compliant manner is being done all the time-it is a movement that cannot be slowed, let alone stopped, by regulatory concerns.\nSo, what should business executives and boards of highly regulated organizations do when it comes to balancing the \u201cneed for speed\u201d personified by cloud and DevOps with regulatory governance?\nFor instance, how data is handled in the cloud is fundamentally different from how it has been done in the data center, and many regulations were written in the pre-cloud timeframe. Fortunately, many standards have been written in ways to allow for a broader, looser, or newer interpretation in a cloud environment rather than in a physical, on-premises environment. Suppose there is a statute that you\u2019ve always interpreted as \u201cyou must have virus protection on your servers.\u201d But when you examine the statute more closely, it may actually say something different. For instance, in the HiTrust compliance standard for healthcare, it says, \u201cDetection, prevention, and recovery controls should be implemented to protect against malicious code, and appropriate user awareness procedures on malicious code shall be provided.\u201d That is a big difference, because that allows you to rewrite policies that account for containers, immutable servers, or server-less computing.\nYour teams have to do that kind of work--examine the regulations and interpret them in a modernized, real-world context where cloud, not on-site physical data centers, is the standard. This means your compliance and governance teams must work as closely and as collaboratively as possible with your DevOps teams and cloud architects. Even though many in-house compliance teams are hard-wired to block anything that may feel remotely close to a regulatory fault line, business leaders need to strongly encourage them to find ways to help the cloud and DevOps teams get what they need.\nAt the end of the day, it comes down to basic blocking and tackling:\nExamine the standards in a modernized context for both IT and business issues.\nRewrite the policies where it makes sense to support agility and flexibility.\nPut in \u201cguard rails\u201d to ensure that you do not stray into potential land mines, working closely from the start with your security and compliance teams.\nInstall automation tools to support new policies without putting a big management burden on DevOps and security teams.\nConsider bringing in outside experts to audit your processes, offer suggestions, and help the organization move to the cloud and support DevOps as safely and securely as possible.\nAdopting a cloud-first mindset is increasingly becoming a smart way to compete in the era of digital transformation\u2014even for organizations in regulated industries. Avoid taking the easy way out and avoid the cloud and DevOps because you are uncomfortable re-evaluating your regulatory requirements.\nThe old story about the tortoise and the hare might be fine for putting your grandchildren to bed, but I prefer \u201cthe race goes to the swift.\u201d And today, that means a cloudfirst mindset.\n\u2018Connected things\u2019 is really a full business ecosystem, not a point solution or an individual application.\nInflection points often become inflection points because of the convergence\u2014sometimes planned, sometimes serendipitous\u2014of multiple factors. It happened with the ascent of air travel, television, professional football and the internet, to name just a few. And it\u2019s happening today with the convergence of cloud computing and the Internet of Things.\nSimply put, cloud computing is becoming more important than ever due to IoT, and IoT\u2019s long-term success and incalculable impact on global communities and economies is heavily driven by the cloud.\nIn this way, it\u2019s easy to spot and acknowledge the indelible link between IoT and the cloud. In fact, this mutually beneficial relationship can be represented in a powerful and apt metaphor: \u201cIoT is the eyes and hands of the cloud.\u201d\nWhat do we mean by that? In essence, cloud computing becomes more useful and a greater contributor to organizational success when it is fed by insightful data\u2014data that is seen (eyes) and moved (hands) by a seemingly endless volume and variety of both advanced and everyday devices. \u201cThose devices are typically small in both footprint and in vital elements such as operating systems and memory, and they need the cloud to be the location where data access and telemetry take place,\u201d according to Tim Prendergast, chief cloud officer at Palo Alto Networks. \u201cCloud is the best place to take a centralized look at patterns of behavior among those devices; it\u2019s the central nervous system for this globally connected IoT.\u201d\nAt the same time, the unlimited capacity and scalability of the cloud is meaningless unless the data stored, analyzed, managed, and presented by the cloud is relevant and accurate. Take a common industrial process like semiconductor chip baths. Those baths must be kept at a certain temperature, or else production yields will be impacted and bad parts will slip into the manufacturing supply chain. \u201cWe don\u2019t just need more data, we need more accurate data,\u201d notes Jamison Utter, business development manager at Palo Alto Networks. \u201cSensors act as our eyes by giving us visibility into real-time conditions in those baths, and then they act as our hands by actually acting on the data, such as adjusting the temperature in the bath when it goes out of the prescribed operating parameters.\n\u201cIoT is great, but it\u2019s not that interesting by itself,\u201d he adds. \u201cWe need the cloud to do that; but the cloud also isn\u2019t nearly as important without a reliable stream of real-time data from new sources. That\u2019s what IoT does for the cloud.\u201d\nSo, what should business leaders do when it comes to getting the most value out of this powerful combination of IoT and the cloud?\nRemember that \u2018connected things\u2019 is really a full business ecosystem, not a point solution or an individual application,\u201d according to Utter. \u201cOtherwise, your teams will be creating more and more information silos, rather than turbo-charging your organization with powerful insights.\u201d\nCorner-office executives and board members also need to keep in mind that actionable intelligence gleaned from IoT systems can only be properly captured, analyzed, managed, and acted on in the cloud. \u201cThe cloud is the best place to review patterns of how and where data is accessed, and to generate the telemetry necessary to find patterns, anomalies, and \u2018ah-ha\u2019 moments,\u201d said Prendergast. \u201cAnd the tie-in to cybersecurity is critical,\u201d he added. \u201cWithout the capacity, power, and intelligence in the cloud, it\u2019s far more difficult to see things that shouldn\u2019t be happening with your connected things, like postage meters downloading documents.\u201d\nFinally, executives need to ensure that IoT is treated as a cloud-powered and cloud-enabled system that aligns with business objectives. \u201cDon\u2019t separate your business unit personnel who will be using the information generated from IoT from the technical teams building and managing those systems,\u201d said Utter. \u201cThe only way to drive true symbiosis between IoT and the cloud is to ensure you treat them as part of your overall business ecosystem, where all your data points, sensors, and inputs, from all around the world, all connected in the cloud. That\u2019s where the true business value of your cloud comes, and where IoT acts as the eyes and hands of the cloud.\u201d\nContainers enable software to be broken down into smaller chunks that can be checked more frequently.\nUntil recently, if you overheard your company\u2019s CISO mentioning Docker, you might have assumed he or she was talking about casual Friday attire. Now, however, you probably could identify Docker as the leading name in containerization, an increasingly important element in your organization\u2019s strategy for digital transformation.\nAnd you\u2019re about to hear a lot more about containerization as your journey to the cloud accelerates. Containerization is important to more than your technical teams; business leaders need to understand it as well, particularly because it has significant cybersecurity implications.\nMost business leaders have become familiar with the notion that applications are being developed and deployed differently\u2014 faster, in more frequent bursts, and in the cloud. This puts containerization at the intersection of two important trends\u2013the accelerated adoption of cloud for a wide range of business tasks, and DevOps, the tight, agile relationship between software developers and the business groups that benefit from that software.\nAfter all, the value for any organization\u2019s IT investments is in its applications, and containers represent a major step forward in the process not just of developing those applications, but also in how fast they deliver measurable business value. And at the heart of this trend is business agility, according to Tim Prendergast, chief cloud officer at Palo Alto Networks. Containers \u201cpromote portability, so applications can move easily across environments\u2013on-premises, a single cloud, or multiple clouds\u2013with low friction,\u201d he points out.\nOne way to think about the value of containerization is to consider what it was like to share documents before the introduction of Adobe\u2019s Portable Document Format (PDF) solution. Today, we don\u2019t worry about translating or recoding documents written in one environment, like Windows, but that need to be shared and read in many other formats such as an iPad running iOS, or an Android-based smartphone. PDF normalized documents into a single format, and containers are doing the same thing for applications that can be used in any physical or virtual computing environment. This means your developers can revise and update code anywhere, anytime, and on any type of system because they are using the same development environment as when they\u2019re in the office working on their production systems.\nAnd as DevOps becomes both commonplace and essential in helping organizations navigate their way to becoming truly digital businesses, containers become indispensable tools. One of the big attractions to containers centers on our favorite subject: cybersecurity.\nInstead of developing and deploying large, monolithic blocks of code, containers enable software to be broken down into smaller chunks that can be checked more frequently and quicker when new threats emerge. Container infrastructure vendors like Docker and others have made cybersecurity a big priority and have integrated stronger security defenses into their tools from the start.\nBut that doesn\u2019t mean you can take cybersecurity for granted as your organization embraces containers. Containers are not necessarily a new technology, but they are newer to enterprise use; that means attention must continue to be paid when using containers to ensure that the same cyber hygiene and best practices traditionally used in software development are applied to containerized applications.\nThere is the reality, as well, that bad actors will be drawn to containers by the very fact that they are new and a hot topic. \u201cThere are going to be zero-day exploits that will be attempted, and the bad guys are likely to be aggressive,\u201d according to Prendergast. \u201cAny new technology has an Achilles heel, so you need to re-evaluate your risk profile.\u201d On the positive side, however, \u201cIf you are worried about the potential for a container being compromised, you can simply kill that container and launch a new one in seconds,\u201d he said. \u201cYou don\u2019t have to worry about replicating the fix across multiple web servers; it\u2019s easier, faster, more efficient, and safer.\u201d\nHe also points out that, as containers gain more acceptance and are more widely used for DevOps projects and as a facilitator of digital transformation, the container tools developers will undoubtedly step up their game when it comes to security and will finetune to mitigate known vulnerabilities.\nStill, it\u2019s important for business executives to ask some pointed questions when their IT execs talk about container adoption. These include:\nWhat\u2019s the business advantage you expect to achieve in a containerization strategy?\nWhich workloads will be put into the container, and how will you know it\u2019s delivering a measurable business benefit?\nHow will you ensure that adding containers will help accelerate our DevOps initiatives, rather than create more friction with the introduction of a new toolset?\nHow will containers change our cybersecurity threat vectors, and how are you accounting for that?\nIn the end, business leaders don\u2019t need to worry about how containers work\u2013only that they are a good fit with their goals of more closely aligning how applications are developed and deployed with the needs of business users who benefit from that software.\nby JAMES STATEN, JOHN KINDERVAG\nThe reality is that the public web and cloud services, are no more innately secure than any other traditional hosting options.\nThere are several widely accepted truths about public-cloud services of varying levels of veracity\u2014that they are cheaper, more flexible, and can be more quickly deployed. Perhaps none is more dangerous, however, than the assumption that the cloud is, by nature, more secure.\nJust last year: Four million customers of a U.S. cable provider were exposed to the Internet after a contractor failed to properly secure a public-cloud database; hackers stole from a professional-services firm millions of emails stored in a public cloud containing confidential communications and the plans of some of its biggest clients; six million customer records were made public online after a telecom provider\u2019s CRM vendor failed to limit external access to public-cloud servers.\nMany business leaders assume that, when they enter into a contract with a public-cloud vendor or any other web-service provider, they are signing away their responsibility for the protection of the data stored outside their own resources. The reality is that the public web and cloud services, for all their benefits, are no more innately secure than any other traditional hosting options.\nThe Uneven Handshake\nWhat actually happens when you ink a deal with a public cloud or web service is what we call the \u201cuneven handshake.\u201d The vendor does agree to provide you with an array of services, but they do not assume responsibility for managing your cyber risk. Instead, they provide you with a number of options for how you might set up and configure their security tools.\nCloud- and web-service providers go to great lengths to absolve themselves of any obligation to protect their clients\u2019 data, from their six-page, four-point type online contracts (that nobody ever reads before hitting Accept) to their security-related FAQs and training tools. Some even incorporate into their dashboards an explicit reminder that users, by default, are exposing their data to the public Internet. Many clients still assume that if a breach were to occur, landing them in some legal hot water, their public-cloud vendor will sit next to them in court. However, cloud providers have done everything in their power to make sure they will never have to do that.\nIt\u2019s great that cloud providers offer customers a few options for setting up and configuring their cybersecurity. However, it\u2019s a mistake to assume that the choices they provide are sufficient for every company\u2019s needs.\nDon\u2019t Trust, Always Verify\nThe good news is that the zero-trust approach that leading companies have taken to secure their own IT environments can also be used to mitigate cyber risk in their digital-business initiatives. While, at one time, we assumed that everything on the inside of an organization\u2019s network could be trusted, the increasing frequency of successful cyber-attacks built on exploiting that trust disabused us of that notion.\nTraditional, perimeter-centric security strategies failed to provide the adequate visibility, control, and protection of user and application traffic. Enter zero-trust architectures, applying the principle of \u201cnever trust, always verify\u201d to all entities\u2014users, devices, applications, packets\u2014regardless of what they are and their location, relative to the bounds of the corporate network.\nIt\u2019s become clear\u2014through the experience of the many companies that have dealt with breaches of their web- and cloud-based data and digital services\u2014that exploitation of trust is as much of a risk in the public cloud as it is in the enterprise data center. Leveraging public-cloud services for digital-business efforts can change who owns and maintains the base architecture, but it does not mitigate or transfer cyber-risk responsibility.\nA public cloud service might have a great security model, but it\u2019s not necessarily the right security model for all their customers. They may not be subject to the same regulations, have the same customer demands, or handle the same types of sensitive intellectual property as their clients. That cloud vendors provide basic security and infrastructure patching is a tremendous value. However, their priority is maintaining and monetizing their cloud infrastructure, not becoming a managed-security provider. It\u2019s the customer\u2019s responsibility to protect their data as robustly as if it were sitting in their own headquarters.\nConsider Security from the Start\nThus, when enterprise leaders are thinking about entering into a cloud agreement, it\u2019s critical that they start thinking about a security model for protecting the digital business. What\u2019s more, as most companies are in multi-cloud environments, they must be able to put in place and oversee a strategy that encompasses multiple platforms in multiple locations, where regulations can vary dramatically.\nBy establishing zero-trust boundaries\u2014 just as they would to effectively compartmentalize different segments of their own networks\u2014companies can better protect critical data hosted in the cloud from unauthorized applications or users, reduce the exposure of vulnerable systems, and prevent the movement of malware throughout their network.\nWhile enterprises across industries are eager to leverage the public cloud to build their digital-everywhere businesses, they must balance its benefits with their responsibility to keep sensitive data\u2014personal health information, personally identifiable information, intellectual property, payment card data\u2014secure. A workload containing such data must be more strongly protected that one with more benign data.\nToo often, business leaders do not fully appreciate the true value of, and risk to, the data they deploy to the cloud, and the risk they expose their organizations to when they fail to secure it properly.\nSo, what actions can be taken to better protect data in the public cloud?\nDetermine what you need to protect inside your cloud. People talk a lot about the attack surface\u2014the area or space that malicious actors can leverage for attacks\u2014which is a massive, uncontrollable expanse of invisible technology controlled by others. Instead, companies can reduce the attack surface down to a \u201cprotect surface\u201d and create and define access and enforcement points for critical data.\nUnderstand what types of data you are storing in your cloud service. If this data falls into the category of the four \u201cP\u2019s\u201dof Toxic Data\u2014personal health information, personally identifiable information, intellectual property, payment card data\u2014validate that the security configuration of your cloud deployment ensures proper protections for this data, according to your corporate-compliance standards.\nSet up security access controls. Secure these data repositories, as well as any applications that access this data, so that, as you evolve your digital strategy, you maintain compliance. Limit who in your organization should have access to the protected surface.\nConsider a vendor-neutral encryption model. This helps ensure enterprise compliance with corporate and security mandates and gives companies full control over unauthorized access, such as the government issuing a subpoena to their cloud-service provider.\nMonitor the heck out of your hybrid cloud environment. 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        "raw_content": "Technology Business News\nGTDATA Corp. to Pursue Buyer for TSLi\nSIMI VALLEY, Calif. - Nov. 13, 2003 /Send2Press Newswire/ -- GTDATA Corp. (OTC BB: GTDT) announced today that the company's board of directors has approved pursuing a buyer for the operations of its wholly owned subsidiary, Technical Services and Logistics, Inc. (TSLi). The Company's goal is to sell the operations of TSLi, thereby allowing GTDATA to continue in a different direction.\nThe decision was based on TSLi's deteriorating financial condition, which has worsened since TSLi lost several of its key customers earlier this year. The Company does not expect to reap any financial benefit should it be able to sell TSLi's operations. There can be no assurance that the Company will be able to consummate such a transaction, and in the event that it can't, the Company will most likely be forced to liquidate TSLi.\nSafe Harbor Statement: Statements in this news release that are not purely historical are forward-looking statements within the meaning of the safe harbor clause of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. These statements are made based upon information currently available to the Company, and the Company assumes no responsibility to update or revise such forward-looking statements. Editors and investors are cautioned that forward-looking statements invoke risk and uncertainties that may cause the Company's actual results to differ from such forward-looking statements. These risks and uncertainties include, without limitation, general economic conditions and other factors that may be more fully described in the company's literature and periodic filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission. This news release is not a solicitation to buy or sell securities, and it does not purport to be a complete analysis of the Company's financial position.\nOrganization Website: n/a\nSource of News: GTDATA Corporation\nFind More Stock Info, Charts, News on OTC BB: GTDT\n\u0095 Yahoo!\u00ae Finance (GTDT.OB)\n\u0095 Quote.com (BB:GTDT)\n\u0095 MSN Money (GTDT)\nCalifornia Technology Newswire / Business Newswire\n> More Business News",
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        "raw_content": "Assisted Living Facilities in Des Moines, IA\nThere are a total of 29 assisted living facilities in Des Moines, Iowa area. This list includes Des Moines senior housing, assisted senior living communities and residential care homes for the elderly. Des Moines assisted senior living facilities also provide dementia and Alzheimer's care (also known as memory care in Des Moines, IA).\n3801 Grand - Assisted Living is an assisted living community in Des Moines, Iowa. It can house a maximum of 120 seniors at a time. It is located at 3801 Grand Ave, 50312 zip code in Polk county. 3801 Grand - Assisted Living helps seniors who require help with everyday tasks. 3801 Grand - Assisted Living is a state-licensed senior living facility with License # S0003.\nGenesis Senior Living Center provides senior living in Polk county, Iowa. It contains a total of 80 assisted living apartments for senior citizens. Genesis Senior Living Center provides affordable, pet-friendly assisted elderly housing and is located at 5608 Sw Ninth Stree, Des Moines, Iowa 50315.\nRehabilitation Center Of Des Moines is an upscale assisted senior living facility in Des Moines, Iowa. It supports a total of 74 assisted living units. Rehabilitation Center Of Des Moines is available to all Polk county elderly residents in need of assisted living. Rehabilitation Center Of Des Moines is situated at 701 Riverview Street in Des Moines, Iowa.\nArbor Heights At University\nArbor Heights At University is an elderly assisted housing facility in Des Moines, Iowa. Arbor Heights At University is located at 233 University Ave, 50314 zip code and provides assisted living to all Polk county elderly residents. It provides 25 senior living units in total.\nVita Health Services is an assisted senior living community in Des Moines, Iowa, located in the Polk county area. Vita Health Services is directly located at 1725 Sixth Avenue in the 50314 zip code area. It has a maximum capacity of 15 assisted senior housing units.\nVillage Assisted Living is an elderly care and living facility in Des Moines, Iowa. It is conveniently located at 2555 Guthrie Avenue in the 50317 zip code area. Village Assisted Living is an excellent choice for Polk senior citizen residents who are looking for residential care, assisted living or dementia care. It has 108 senior assisted living apartments in total.\nUnion Park Health Services is an assisted living facility in Des Moines, Iowa in Polk county. It is best suited for older adults who need daily living help in 50316 zip code area. Union Park Health Services is situated at 2401 East Eighth Street. It includes 81 assisted senior living apartment units.\nClaremont's Ramsey Village - Assisted Living\nClaremont's Ramsey Village - Assisted Living is an assisted living community in Des Moines, Iowa. It provides housing and care to elderly Polk county residents and is located at 1611 27th St in 50310 zip code. Claremont's Ramsey Village - Assisted Living includes a total of 10 assisted living units.\nUniversity Park Nursing And Rehabilitation Center\nUniversity Park Nursing And Rehabilitation Center is an assisted living community in Des Moines, Iowa. It can house a maximum of 108 retirees at a time. It is located at 233 University Avenue, 50314 zip code in Polk county. University Park Nursing And Rehabilitation Center helps seniors who require help with everyday tasks. University Park Nursing And Rehabilitation Center is a state-licensed senior living facility with License # 1466.\nEyerly Ball Residential - Cummins House provides assisted senior living in Polk county, Iowa. It contains a total of 15 assisted living apartments for senior citizens. Eyerly Ball Residential - Cummins House provides affordable, pet-friendly assisted elderly housing and is located at 940 Cummins Parkway, Des Moines, Iowa 50312.\nEdencrest At Riverwoods Assisted Living\nEdencrest At Riverwoods Assisted Living is an upscale senior assisted living facility in Des Moines, Iowa. It supports a total of 80 assisted living units. Edencrest At Riverwoods Assisted Living is available to all Polk county elderly adult residents in need of assisted living. Edencrest At Riverwoods Assisted Living is situated at 2210 East Park Avenue in Des Moines, Iowa.\nRose Of Des Moines is a residential care facility in Des Moines, Iowa, located at 1330 19th Street in 50314 zip code. It provides memory care and assisted living throughout Polk county in Iowa. Rose Of Des Moines has a total of 104 assisted living apartment units.\nFleur Heights Center For Wellness & Rehab is an elderly assisted housing facility in Des Moines, Iowa. Fleur Heights Center For Wellness & Rehab is located at 4911 Sw 19th Street, 50315 zip code and provides assisted living to all Polk county elderly residents. It provides 120 senior living units in total.\nValley View Village is a senior care and living facility in Des Moines, Iowa, located at 2555c Guthrie Avenue. Any elderly or older adults looking for assisted living in Polk county or near 50317 zip code should consider Valley View Village as one of the best options.\nFountain West Health Center is an assisted senior living community in Des Moines, Iowa, located in the Polk county area. Fountain West Health Center is directly located at 4911 Sw 19th Street in the 50315 zip code area. It has a maximum capacity of 120 assisted senior housing units.\nPrairie Hills At Des Moines is an elderly care and living facility in Des Moines, Iowa. It is conveniently located at 5815 Se 27th Street in the 50320 zip code area. Prairie Hills At Des Moines is an excellent choice for Polk senior citizen residents who are looking for residential care, assisted living or dementia care. It has 128 senior assisted living apartments in total.\nWalden Point is an assisted living facility in Des Moines, Iowa in Polk county. It is best suited for elderly seniors who require daily living help in 50314 zip code area. Walden Point is situated at 1200 Fourth Street. It includes 120 assisted senior living apartment units.\nRamsey Village - Residential Care is an assisted living community in Des Moines, Iowa. It provides housing and care to elderly Polk county residents and is located at 1611 27th Street in 50310 zip code. Ramsey Village - Residential Care includes a total of 41 assisted living units.\nScottish Rite Park - Residential Care Facility is an assisted living facility in Des Moines, Iowa. It can accommodate a maximum of 25 senior citizens at a time. It is located at 2909 Woodland Avenue, 50312 zip code in Polk county. Scottish Rite Park - Residential Care Facility helps senior citizens who require assistance with everyday tasks. Scottish Rite Park - Residential Care Facility is a state-licensed assisted living facility with License # 771117.\nCalvin Community Assisted Living Services provides assisted senior living in Polk county, Iowa. It contains a total of 183 assisted living apartments for elderly adults. Calvin Community Assisted Living Services provides affordable, pet-friendly assisted elderly housing and is located at 4210 Hickman Rd, Des Moines, Iowa 50310.\nFremont Group Home is an upscale assisted living facility in Des Moines, Iowa. It supports a total of 11 assisted living units. Fremont Group Home is available to all Polk county elderly adult residents in need of assisted living. Fremont Group Home is situated at 704 Fremont Street in Des Moines, Iowa.\nJohn's Harbor Memory Loss Center is a residential care facility in Des Moines, Iowa, located at 3520 Grand Ave. in 50312 zip code. It provides memory care and assisted living throughout Polk county in Iowa. John's Harbor Memory Loss Center has a total of 19 assisted living apartment units.\nGardens At Luther Park is an elderly assisted housing facility in Des Moines, Iowa. Gardens At Luther Park is located at 2910 E. 16th Street, 50316 zip code and provides assisted living to all Polk county elderly residents. It provides 100 senior living units in total.\nIowa Jewish Senior Life Center is a senior care and living facility in Des Moines, Iowa, located at 900 Polk Boulevard. Any elderly or older adults looking for assisted living in Polk county or near 50312 zip code should consider Iowa Jewish Senior Life Center as one of the best options.\nOakland House is an elderly care and living facility in Des Moines, Iowa. It is conveniently located at 1812 Oakland Avenue in the 50314 zip code area. Oakland House is an excellent choice for Polk senior citizen residents who are looking for residential care, assisted living or dementia care. It has 9 senior assisted living apartments in total.\nEdencrest At Beaverdale is an assisted living facility in Des Moines, Iowa in Polk county. It is best suited for older adults who require daily living help in 50310 zip code area. Edencrest At Beaverdale is situated at 3410 Beaverdale Avenue. It includes 120 assisted senior living apartment units.\nAssisted Living Facilities in Des Moines, IA. List of all of the best assisted living, senior living and elderly housing options in Des Moines for 2019.",
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        "raw_content": "https://www.sfgate.com/health/article/Being-free-of-gluten-and-easing-celiac-woes-4694406.php\nBeing free of gluten - and easing celiac woes\nFor those with celiac disease, changing diet is more than a fad\nUpdated 10:43 pm PDT, Monday, July 29, 2013\nLynn Opp, who has celiac disease, fixes a gluten-free meal with special chicken enchiladas at her home.\nFor Lynn Opp, life was rarely lived in the absence of some sort of ache or pain.\nA headache subsided, but a stomachache soon followed. Bloating would resolve, then she would later develop a kidney infection. In her 20s and 30s alone, Opp, now 53, suffered through more than 50 urinary tract infections.\nFor no apparent reason, she was always, as she put it, \"low-level ill.\"\n\"I just thought that was normal,\" recalled the Concord resident. \"It just was part of my life.\"\nThen, at 47, she was struck abruptly by constant, throbbing joint pain. Sometimes it would wake her in the middle of the night. A blood test revealed the likely source of the pain, as well as a lifetime spent feeling decidedly less than great.\nShe has celiac disease, an autoimmune disorder in which the gluten proteins found in wheat, barley and rye cause the body to turn against itself, attacking the small intestine.\n\"The diagnosis changed my life,\" she said. \"My pain went away.\"\nThe disease is thought to affect more than 2 million Americans. Though only a sliver of that population has been formally diagnosed, an increased awareness of celiac in recent years has inspired many to self-diagnose, striking all things gluten from their diet in a quest to cure whatever ails them. Many of those people do not actually have the disease, medical specialists say.\n\"It is estimated that 1.6 million Americans follow a gluten-free diet without a diagnosis of celiac,\" said Dr. Arnold Han, a gastroenterologist at Stanford. \"Of that 1.6 million, the vast majority don't have celiac.\"\nWave of devotees\nThe ranks of gluten-free devotees - including a slew of celebrities who have endorsed the gluten-free way of life - are only bolstered by popular culture assessments of the diet, proclaiming it will do everything from help people shed pounds to keep cholesterol under control.\nThere aren't specific health risks associated with eating gluten-free without medical instruction - it's just unnecessary. The real risk is an assumption of celiac when it might be something else.\nTo confirm a diagnosis, most patients, like Opp, undergo a blood test that looks for antibodies to gluten, followed by a biopsy that examines whether the small intestine has been damaged.\nIf a suspecting patient has already eliminated gluten from his diet, though, the tests are ineffective. A separate test can identify whether the gene for celiac exists, but its main purpose is to rule out celiac as a diagnosis. The majority of those with the gene don't actually have the disease.\nPatients who suspect they have celiac and have slashed gluten from their diets are then faced with either resuming gluten consumption for several weeks, or even months, in order to be tested, or simply continuing with a gluten-free course of therapy on the assumption that they do.\nDr. Amy Burkhart, a celiac specialist in Napa, said about half of her patients come in already on a self-imposed gluten-free regimen. \"Once that happens, we are stuck not knowing whether they have celiac or something else,\" she said.\nThat something else, it turns out, might be a lot of things. They might have a wheat allergy or something called non-celiac gluten sensitivity. Or something else entirely.\nThe treatment might end up being the same, but the distinctions are potentially important.\nFor instance, non-celiac gluten sensitivity is a mouthful of a condition that doctors understand very little about. Whereas doctors understand both the trigger for celiac and the disease's associated risks, non-celiac gluten sensitivity is essentially a set of symptoms without a conclusive cause or consequence. The trigger might not even be gluten, it could be another wheat protein entirely.\n\"It's quite complicated, and we don't even really understand what it is,\" he said.\nThe complications that can arise from untreated celiac disease are severe, including anemia, osteoporosis and, in extreme cases, lymphoma. Those who are eventually diagnosed often have suffered for years.\nGluten resistance\nDespite the importance of diagnosis, Burkhart said that of her patients who come in having already gone gluten free, almost no one agrees to resume eating gluten for the sake of a firm answer.\nBrian Schardt, of Castro Valley, cut gluten out of his diet in the fall 2011. For more than a decade he had suffered from issues such as bloating in his abdomen, foggy thinking, joint pain and severe diarrhea - some of the many symptoms of celiac.\nEventually, a friend's girlfriend mentioned celiac. He made the gluten-free jump, and a few weeks later, he reported, he woke up one day and \"just felt better.\" A test confirmed that he had the gene, but it's still uncertain whether he has the disease. But not to him.\n\"It's a logical conclusion that that's what I have,\" said Schardt, 31, a PG&E project manager. \"I cut (gluten) out of my diet and I instantly felt better within weeks.\"\nHan, the Stanford gastroenterologist, recently led a small study that examined in part a diagnostic method that wouldn't require patients to go back on gluten for so long.\nThe study, published last week in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, found that certain classes of immune cells appeared only in patients with a celiac diagnosis. Those cells showed up in blood tests after previously gluten-free patients ate white bread for only three successive days.\nA hopeful step\nThe study is a promising preliminary step toward separating those who actually have the disease from those who just think they do.\nA simpler diagnostic procedure might also help to raise the profile of the disease, which is often overshadowed by gluten-free, the diet fad.\nFor Opp, the gluten-free way of life has not necessarily been easy.\nShe was initially apprehensive about getting the intestinal biopsy to confirm the results. Her doctor encouraged her to get the test.\n\"He said, 'It's an impossible diet, so if you don't have it, you would want to know,' \" she said.\nShe went on a two-week gluten binge - doughnuts, pizza, fried chicken, pasta. It was wonderful, except that she felt terrible.\nThe biopsy was clearly positive. Her small intestine had incurred significant damage from probably decades of self-imposed attacks. 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        "raw_content": "Valentines Day is a day that we celebrate love, specifically the romantic, Hallmark-fantasy kind of love. And while romantic love is a fine expression, it typically falls short of what the human heart is capable of. Fortunately, life has a way of reminding us, prompting us, to open more deeply to the truth and power of the human heart. If only we will let it.\nMy 30-year-old niece is dying of cancer. Since her diagnosis 8 years ago I have bounced around in my own little world of this-isn\u2019t-real disbelief, feeling useless and helpless, feeling triggered by unresolved issues between her Mom (my sister) and me, feeling ashamed of not doing more, and trying (unconsciously mostly) to protect myself from feeling and taking on the feelings of our entire family.\nAs a highly sensitive and empathic person, I have a lifetime of practice in trying to protect myself from feeling overwhelmed by the feelings of others and the pain of this world. The built-in structure of my work, as well as the tools I\u2019ve learned, helps me stay balanced with clients, but my personal life is another story.\nLast week I received a text from my sister describing a rushed visit and consult with MD Anderson and a horrible procedure my niece would have to undergo. Not long after, I felt a heavy constriction and ache in my heart that at times left me breathless. My niece and I are not particularly close and her mother and I have had our differences, so my mind dismissed my physical discomfort as having anything to do with them.\nIt seems however, that my heart had ideas of its own. Thanks to a shared DNA, shared molecules, and perhaps a shared history, no amount of trying to rationalize away or talk sense to it could ease the heavy-weighted drag on my heart. It was only when I took the time to feel into it and say, \u201cI\u2019m here for you,\u201d did it finally break open, with deep wracking sobs, to tell me its story. It told me the story of suffering \u2013 mine, yours, my niece\u2019s, everybody\u2019s. It told me that growing up means accepting this world as it is - with betrayals and losses, illness and death, and so many things that we can\u2019t control, and that trying to avoid these things is not the point.\nWhen I finally reached what felt like the bottom of a deep deep well there was peace, but not just the kind of peace that follows emotional purging. This peace came from a power much bigger than me, that extended out from and beyond me, embracing the whole world in tenderness and compassion.\nAs the weight on my heart was replaced with a soft deep fullness, I came to understand the inherent gift in suffering and the alchemical power of the human heart. It seems that the bigger and broader and more deeply it opens to your suffering and mine, the more it exposes the truth - we are all connected by a holy thread, spun with an unlimited supply of love and compassion that ultimately we can't escape, even when we try.\nHappy Love Day Everybody.\nWhy Your New Year's Resolutions Don't Stick\n\u200bThis article was originally published in 2018 for Natural Awakenings Magazine.\nIf you\u2019ve tried to make changes in your life or in your behavior at the start of the New Year \u2013 or any other time for that matter \u2013 and find that you start out gung ho, but lose momentum, you\u2019re not alone.\nWhat I most want you to know is that this doesn\u2019t mean that there\u2019s something wrong with you. It doesn\u2019t mean you\u2019re lazy, lacking in self-control, determination, discipline, or willpower.\nIn my experience, it simply means that the rational \u201cthinking\u201d part of you wants to make certain changes but other parts of you do not. These other parts of you do not live in the frontal cortex where rational thinking and problem solving take place, but live in the bodymind or unconscious mind. They consist of energy in the form of conflicting beliefs, programs, or suppressed emotions and were often set in place when you were much younger.\nLet\u2019s use losing weight as an example. I trust that you are informed enough to know what foods and exercise habits will support you in losing weight and which will not. So this rational informed part of you tries to eat right and exercise, but another part of you, which you may or may not be conscious of says, \"Yeah? Make me. I want to eat whatever I want to eat when I want to eat it. Thank you very much.\u201d There may be another part of you that already feels deprived and unloved and feels that you are taking away the only way she knows how to treat herself or comfort herself.\nAny place in you that is hurting and feels unheard, may stay quiet and \u201cbehave\u201d for awhile, but if you continue to ignore these parts of you, push them away, or try to control them, they will eventually act out with a vengeance. This is why people sometimes engage in secretive splurging and eventually sabotage their good intentions. This is how these unheard parts finally have their say.\n(Sometimes people try to \u201cprogram\u201d their unconscious minds with positive affirmations. If this strategy works for you, then by all means, please continue. But I see so many people who have been unable to make their desired changes this way, and feel bad about themselves as a result. There are a couple of reasons this strategy often does not work. First of all, the unconscious mind is about a million times more powerful than the conscious mind. Secondly, this technique is often done with an energy of control versus love).\nThe way to escape this cycle is not through more self-control or beating yourself up, but by learning how to listen to these hurt parts of yourself versus trying to control them. Like all hurt children, they just want to be heard and understood. When you can learn how to do this with genuine compassion, they will release their grip and their demands will quiet.\nWhat Is Your Heart's Deepest Desire?\nBeyond goals and intentions, even beyond self-improvement, lie your heart's deepest desires. Driving every desire for more friends, more money, and greater health is the longing for the feeling state that you believe achieving or having these things will provide.\nWhile it's perfectly natural for you to follow your dreams and desires, after all you were created by a creator and will always tend to ask, \"Next?,\" it might be worthwhile to explore what's driving them. Doing so is not meant to bring judgment to your desires, but to loosen any angst around them, to release any sense of, \"When ___ happens, I'll feel better/be happier\" etc., and to essentially open up to the feeling state you're trying to achieve and its presence as it might be available right here, right now.\nHave a pen and paper handy. Take time to make yourself comfortable, get grounded, and breathe. Scan your body and see if you can get a sense of anything you might be holding, either in the form of body sensations or feelings, and allow yourself to simply be present with them as you breathe. Take time to do this until you feel that you're in a relatively quiet, relaxed state. Then feel into your chest, in the area around your heart, and ask yourself, \"What is my heart's deepest desire?\" See if you can wait and simply allow whatever comes to come. Remember you're asking your heart, not your head. Whatever comes, whether it makes sense or not, jot it down briefly. If nothing comes, just breathe and ask again.\nAsk as many times as you'd like, pausing to write down, sit with, be with, and breathe with each answer. You might notice that your answers change or they may stay the same. It really doesn't matter.\nSelect one of your most consistent answers or the one that feels strongest to you and ask yourself, \"What feeling state will I have when I have this, that I don't have now?\" Breathe and notice the first thing that pops in your mind. Then ask yourself, \"If I could, would I be willing to let myself have that feeling now, in this moment, for just this moment?\" Or, \"Would I be open to the possibility of having that feeling now?\"\nYou don't have to know how. You don't have to get into a debate with yourself about how you can't possibly feel what you're wanting to feel until __ happens. Just see if you'd be willing or be open, just a little bit, to having the feeling now.\nJust do your best. If you'd like help with this, please let me know. If you've worked with me before, we can do this over the phone.\nIf you get nothing else out of this exercise, you will at least have some insight into what deeper desire might be driving the more conscious desire. And sometimes when you can validate the deeper desires of your heart, some of the angst about when and where and how you'll get them, will relax.\nNot More, But Deeper\nAs I emerged from sleep last Saturday morning, my mind drifted forward to the day ahead - the plans I'd made, the things I wanted to do, needed to do, felt I should do. And I became aware of a familiar feeling - a low-grade dissatisfaction or boredom, and a sense of wanting more. I tend to blame this feeling on living alone or not having a greater sense of community around me.\nSo I started revisiting some thoughts I've had before about how to fix this. Should I move? Should I try to find and make more friends? Would I be happier being married? But as I imagined myself spending my day with my new imaginary friends and doing the things I think I would enjoy, I became aware of how temporary it all felt. At the end of the day, I would still come home and do my evening chores and deal with what was mine to deal with, alone. And if I was married, we would go to bed and start over the next day and one day, one of us would die.\nIf you're not yet 50 this might sound morbid. You might not think about death as much as I do. But there comes a time when death becomes more of a reality and less of something that's going to happen \"one day,\" off in some sort of vague, distant future. And with this awareness comes a stronger desire to not only look to what's really important, but to reflect back on your life and question if getting your outer life just like you wanted it has ever really been the key to lasting happiness.\nIt was with this felt-awareness of the fleeting quality of situational happiness that I made a subtle but important shift. I turned my attention from the solutions, images, and strategies that my mind had conjured up, like a movie in my head, and came back to my body and my breath. When I did, I realized that what I really wanted was not more, but deeper. And so I sank into my own beingness and found all that I was looking for - belonging, connection, fullness, and peace.\nFrom this depth, this felt-experience of oneness with Self, I feel I can accomplish most anything, and do so with a sense of freedom and fullness. There's nothing left to get, nothing left to fix, and no future state of being or feeling to achieve. It's all here now.\nMy New Year's wish for you dear friend, is that as you set your goals and intentions and reflect on your hopes and dreams for the coming year, that you're able to take the time to experience within yourself this deeper truth . . . all that you are seeking, you already have, and already are.\nBest and Deepest New Year to you and yours.\nReleasing Resistance To \"What Is\"During the Holidays\nSometimes, when it comes to family or certain family members, we have a tendency to unconsciously resist or push against \"the way they are.\" This can be exacerbated this time of year with feelings about \"the way it should be.\" We also have a tendency during this time of year to unconsciously compare \"the way it is\" and/or \"the way they are\" with the way we wish it was or the way we wish they were.\n\u200bIt's a core human need, and therefore perfectly understandable, to want to feel respected, loved, appreciated, seen, and safe with your \"tribe\" or family of origin. Unfortunately, even fairly healthy family members can have their own \"stuff\" and fall short in this regard.\nBut here's a release that might help . . .\nTake a moment to picture a family member. Check inside your body to notice and allow whatever feelings that arise to simply come up. Then ask yourself, \"Could I allow myself to resist the way this person is (or the way it is) as much as I do?\" And then take a moment to allow those feelings to be there. Then ask yourself, \"Could I allow myself to accept the way this person is (or the way it is) as best I can?\" and simply allow whatever comes up to be there as well. Go back and forth between each statement as many times as you'd like, keeping in mind that you're not trying to force yourself into acceptance or \"affirm\" your way into the acceptance that you want. Instead, you are patiently allowing for the possibility of the presence of both states.\nThe Sedona Method calls this process Holistic Releasing. Somatic Experiencing calls it \"pendulation.\" In either case the process is the same. By welcoming the existence of seemingly opposite states (even if one is much stronger than the other) and resting your non-judging attention on each, they will neutralize, giving way to a more natural state of acceptance. Be patient with this process. Make sure you're taking time to be open to the feeling of each and simply watch what happens inside as you go back and forth.\nStaying Grounded and Present During the Holidays\nLester Levenson, whose teachings inspired the Sedona Method, said that if you can feel free in relation to your family you have achieved a high level of freedom. By free he meant imperturbable - free of negative feelings, free of expectations, and free to be with them or not be with them and feel at peace.\nLester understood that our basic core programming takes root in our families of origin and much of this programming is unconscious. So when we relate to our family members we are often relating through the filter of that programming instead of who they are and who we are now.\nFeeling stressed around the holidays and being \"triggered\" by your family offers a great opportunity to release and untangle core programming. Any releasing you do with regards to your family will net you big gains and will carry over to other aspects of your life.\nHere's how to stay grounded and in the present:\nFirst of all, please try not to beat yourself up or give yourself a hard time if you get triggered by family members. It's very common. I still do.\nSecondly, see if you can do your best to stay grounded, breathe consciously, and stay present - in your own body and with yourself when you're with family. If you can, during your interactions with them, take a moment to make sure you can feel your feet and the different parts of your feet. Also see if you can feel the muscles in your chest and/or belly as you breathe. Feel them expanding and relaxing. I will sometimes sort of pinch myself (literally), as a way to remind myself to feel and be in my body. You can also repeat the word \"now\" softly and silently to yourself as you breathe.\nSimply practice this when you think of it and approach this exercise with openness and curiosity - as best you can:).\nGetting To Know All the Parts Of You\n\u200bJust as you might be preparing to sit down and eat with the cast of characters you call your family, consider taking the time to periodically sit down with yourself and invite your internal family to weigh-in and have their say.\nWhether you prefer to use the Internal Family Systems Model or something more like \"Meeting the Committee,\" doing so offers the opportunity to bring to light subconscious material that might be sabotaging your goals or your sense of fulfillment. It might also reveal the source of stuckness you feel with certain clients. Bringing the body into the process can take it one step further.\nGay and Kathlyn Hendricks teach something called the Persona Interview. It begins with establishing a clear, bodily felt-sense of a feeling, belief, or part of yourself. Sometimes you're encouraged to assume a posture, stance, or physical shape. From this embodied perspective, you respond spontaneously, without censor, to questions from a partner or facilitator like, \"What's the most important thing to you? When did you make your first appearance? What are you most afraid of?\"\nAnswering from the bodymind, and bypassing the thinking brain, tends to offer surprising insight as to what unconscious material might be driving things behind the scenes. It's also a great tool to use with your clients. But like most techniques of this nature, it'll be much more effective when you've practiced it with and on yourself.\nIf you'd like some help or more information, please let me know. In the meantime, Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours and all the parts of you - known and otherwise.\n\u200b\"Think of all the starving children in China.\"\nWhile it's true that finding things to appreciate and feel grateful for can elevate your mood, (as the guided meditation here might demonstrate), be careful that you're not using it as a way to by-pass, get away from, or resist negative feelings.\nJudging yourself for having negative feelings, comparing yourself to others who \"are worse off,\" and forcing yourself to feel grateful, will ultimately make things worse. Like positive thinking, it can simply add to the tension between the judging-you and the part of you who longs to be heard and needs your compassion.\nNeither the judging-you or the hurting part of you is who you are. Think of them more like characters in your inner drama or play, who were created in response to stressors in your early environment, and who adopted the coping behaviors of others in your childhood \"play.\" Who you are is the one who observes, who watches the play without judgement. Who you are is the space on which the play unfolds.\nThis you is big enough and vast enough to hold it all and the more you practice making a compassionate space for all of the parts of you to show up and have their say, the more you will experience and know yourself as the truth of who you are.\n\"\u200bI have so much to be grateful for. I don't have any reason to be unhappy . . .\"\nis one of the most common statements I hear from my clients. It ranks right up there with, \"There are people in the world with real problems. Why can't I just get over it?\"\nI don't know when or where we got the message that only people with real problems are allowed to feel bad and that we are accurate determiners of what constitutes a real problem. But I can tell you that, despite your egoic mind's tendency to think it knows the answer to these questions, your bodymind is saying that somethin' ain't right and no amount of trying to convince it otherwise is gonna help.\nIn fact, your judging disapproval of your feelings is what prevents them from releasing. Like the upset child who is dismissed, ignored, or told to shut up, our feelings will retreat or hide for awhile, only to come out again when triggered.\nThe next time you feel bad, sad, depressed, or \"sorry for yourself\" consider the possibility that an unknown, unloved part of you wants and needs your attention. You don't have to indulge him or her, you don't have to let them take over, just see if you can breathe and let them be with you as you go through your day. Simply acknowledge their presence. You might just find that you both relax and that gratitude comes, not from trying to be grateful, but as a natural quality of breath-filled, fully-embodied, non-resistant presence.\nRelated Article: Releasing: What It Is and What It Isn't\nIntroduction To \"Releasing\" Video\nHaving and Being Enough: Releasing Exercise\nMost of us carry, on some level, a sense of not having enough and/or not being enough. It creates a low-grade, chronic feeling of strain or push in the bodymind, which we may sometimes experience or refer to as stress.\nLike most feeling states, it can be released. And with practice, its release can bring a greater sense of ease and freedom. But before you can release any unwanted thought, feeling, or belief you must first acknowledge its presence. If you want to release it at its source, you must connect with it at the level of the bodymind, as a felt experience. Here's how . . .\nBegin by getting still, grounding yourself, breathing consciously, and quieting your mind. Then ask yourself, \"Could I allow myself to welcome any sense of 'It's not enough' or 'I'm not enough?'\" Then breathe. Take a moment to allow any sense of the not enoughness to emerge. Gently be with it for a few moments and then ask yourself, \"Could I allow myself to be open, at least to the possibility, that 'It's enough' or that 'I'm enough?'\" Breathe and notice what happens inside. And again, gently be with whatever arises for a few moments.\nGo back and forth with these two sets of questions as many times as you'd like, while breathing and noticing what happens inside as you do. You may have to go back and forth at least ten times to notice a shift and it might be subtle. 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        "raw_content": "Ukrainian Wladimir Klitschko was 64-5 in a career that began in 1996 after he won the Olympic gold medal in Atlanta.\nWladimir Klitschko looks dejected after losing to Anthony Joshua during their IBF, IBO & WBA super world heavyweight title fight at Wembley Stadium, London, in this April 29, 2017, photo.\nWladimir Klitschko ruled the heavyweight scene with a steel glove for more than a decade yet it was a defeat by Anthony Joshua which ensured the Ukrainian retired on Thursday with the universal respect that eluded him for so long.\nOften denigrated for a robotic style, short on flair, Klitschko reigned supreme in a heavyweight era suffering from a dearth of box office names.\nThe 41-year-old dispatched a regular supply of average fighters to reach 64 career victories yet few, if any of them, will feature in a showreel of the sport's greatest contests.\nInstead it will be his final fight, against Britain's Joshua, that will be define Klitschko's legacy.\nDespite a 14-year age gap and fighting in front of a partisan 90,000 Wembley Stadium crowd, Klitschko produced arguably his best performance before being stopped in the 11th round of a sensational fight.\nHad he finished off a wobbling Joshua in the sixth round Klitschko would have become only the second fighter after George Foreman to win a recognized version of the world title as a 40-something.\nYet, even in defeat, a global audience finally gave the Germany-based fighter the acclaim he deserved for a career in which he carried a sport so often dragged into the gutter with professionalism and dignity.\nAn eagerly anticipated Las Vegas re-match with Joshua was in the pipeline, yet Klitschko, who had lost his WBA, IBF and WBO heavyweight belts in a disappointing defeat by Britain's Tyson Fury in 2015, has decided enough is enough.\n\"Twenty-seven years ago I started my journey,\" he said in the video announcing his decision to retire on Thursday. \"And it was the best choice of profession I could have ever made.\n\"At some point in our lives we need to, or just want to, switch our careers and get ourselves ready for the next chapter and chart a course towards fresh challenges. Obviously I am not an exception to this and now is my turn.\n\"I'm doing this with ... tremendous excitement, dedication, passion; expecting and hoping that my next career, which I've already been planning and working on for some years, will be at least as successful as my previous one, if not more successful.\"\nKlitschko's manager Bernd Boente said his man had not lost his powers, but was no longer prepared to put himself though the 10-week training camps needed to prepare for big fights.\n\"It took him time to make a decision but he realized that the motivation and fire was not there any more,\" Boente told Sky Sports. \"I don't think it was that he felt past his best.\"\nUkraine's prime minister, Volodymyr Groysman, said on Facebook: \u201cThank you for the all-time great fights and victories! I wish you successes and achievements on new fronts.\u201d\nKlitschko turned professional in 1996 shortly after winning super-heavyweight gold at the Atlanta Olympics.\nHe won his first 24 fights before losing to American Ross Puritty in 1998 \u2014 his only fight in his native Ukraine.\nKlitschko won his first world title in 2000, beating American Chris Byrd to claim the WBO title.\nHe suffered defeats at the hands of South Africa's Corrie Sanders and American Lamon Brewster in 2003 and 2004.\nAfter teaming up with trainer Emanuel Steward, Klitschko became a far greater all-round fighter and went 11 years unbeaten before losing to Fury.\nIt was an era dominated known as the \"Klitschko era\" with his older brother Vitali also holding the WBC belt from 2008 to 2012 before retiring in 2013.\nKlitschko is second on the all-time list for successful title defenses with 23, behind the 25 of Joe Louis, while his 29 heavyweight title fights remains a record.",
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        "raw_content": "Government Announces $20.5 Million in Funding on 5th Anniversary of STARS in Saskatchewan\nThe Shock Trauma Air Rescue Service (STARS) is celebrating its 5th anniversary of saving lives in Saskatchewan.\nSince 2012, STARS has carried out more than 4,000 missions to more than 500 locations across the province, and today Health Minister Jim Reiter, Rural and Remote Health Minister Greg Ottenbreit and Crown Investments Corporation Minister Joe Hargrave joined staff and patients to mark this occasion and to announce the renewal of funding from the Ministry of Health, SaskPower, SGI, SaskTel, SaskEnergy and Crown Investments Corporation.\n\u201cThe provincial government is a proud partner of STARS and recognizes the significant role it plays in providing life-saving care for the people of Saskatchewan,\u201d Reiter said. \u201cI am pleased to confirm today that the Ministry of Health will provide $10.5 million in funding in 2017-18.\u201d\n\u201cThe geography of Saskatchewan is part of what makes us who we are, but it comes with its own set of challenges,\u201d Ottenbreit said. \u201cSTARS ensures that people facing traumatic injury in a rural or remote location have access to emergency health care.\u201d\n\u201cOur Crowns are proud to support the important service that STARS provides to this province,\u201d Hargrave said. \u201cCrown employees work in all corners of our province and it is important for them to know that if they ever needed emergency services, STARS will be there for them.\u201d\nThrough the renewed funding agreements with the five Crowns, STARS will receive $10 million, or $2 million per Crown, over the next five years. With bases in Regina and Saskatoon, STARS operates 24 hours per day, seven days per week providing emergency air medical services to patients across the province, especially those in rural and remote communities.\n\u201cWe are proud to have become an integral part of Saskatchewan\u2019s health care system in the last five years, working alongside our local partners in the chain of survival,\u201d STARS president and CEO Andrea Robertson said. \u201cWhen seconds count, STARS is honoured to give those in need a second chance.\u201d\nThe first patient to meet the STARS crew who saved her life was Carrie Derin, a Regina resident who required STARS\u2019 services when she was hit by a falling tree in 2012. Another STARS patient is Adair O\u2019Grady. The Neilburg area farmer was inadvertently run over by a truck and sustained multiple critical injuries.\n\u201cIn the back of the STARS helicopter, I wondered if I would survive,\u201d O\u2019Grady said. \u201cBut my flight paramedic and nurse gave me hope and encouragement to fight for my life.\u201d\nSince 2012, four helipads have been built at or near hospitals throughout the province to accommodate STARS. The new Children\u2019s Hospital of Saskatchewan will include the first permanent helipad in Saskatoon.",
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        "raw_content": "Province Supports Construction of Multi-Family Habitat for Humanity Project in Regina\nFour Habitat for Humanity (Habitat) partner families in Regina will soon open doors to their new homes and a brighter future, thanks to $260,000 in funding from the Province through the Saskatchewan Housing Corporation (SHC), and $127,000 was contributed toward the land through SHC\u2019s Summit Action Fund.\nThe four homes are the last of 14 homes under construction in the first phase of the Haultain Crossing project that, when complete, will house a total of 62 Habitat partner families. Located at the former Haultain School site at 1033 Edgar Street, each home will total 1,174 square feet or 109 square meters across the main and upper floor. Habitat for Humanity and the Trades and Skills Construction Apprenticeship Program (TASCAP) are working in partnership to provide education and hands-on experience with TASCAP students on site during the construction of the project. TASCAP engages and trains high school students in a variety of construction trade areas. Qualified instructors lead students through the entire build from the foundation up.\n\u201cOur Government is committed to working with our partners to provide housing opportunities for families in need,\u201d Regina Walsh Acres MLA Warren Steinley said, on behalf of Social Services Minister and Minister Responsible for Saskatchewan Housing Corporation Donna Harpauer. \u201cHomeownership opportunities are the result of many people working together to help families improve their quality of life. We are proud to support the work of Habitat for Humanity and TASCAP in achieving this important goal and to keep Saskatchewan strong.\u201d\n\u201cThese are the last four units of Haultain Crossing\u2019s first phase of development,\u201d Habitat for Humanity Chief Executive Officer Kelly Holmes-Binns said. \u201cThe families from these four homes, combined with the first 10 families, mark the beginning of a wonderful relationship with the Eastview community and the first families served by the largest Habitat development in Saskatchewan history.\u201d\nSince March 2009, the Government of Saskatchewan has committed $7.85 million to Habitat Saskatchewan chapters for low- to moderate-income families across the province in the 13 communities of Duck Lake, Fort Qu\u2019Appelle, Humboldt, Lloydminster, Melfort, Moose Jaw, Nipawin, Battleford region, Prince Albert, Regina, Saskatoon, Weyburn, and Yorkton. Including this build, SHC has provided $3.09 million in funding support to Habitat for Humanity for 57 Regina homes. Habitat\u2019s innovative delivery model provides opportunities for families to stabilize their housing, and to achieve their homeownership goals. Each partner family selected by Habitat contributes 500 partnering hours in building their home, or other Habitat homes.",
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        "raw_content": "Home \u00bb Products \u00bb Adhesives, Sealants & Fillers \u00bb Sealants\nOur extensive range of specialist solutions includes a variety of sealants designed to meet all your construction needs \u2013 whether you\u2019re looking for flexible waterproof sealants, weather sealants or PVCu plastic anti mould sealants, you can find them online with Sika Products!\nWhat are the types of adhesives and sealants?\nBased on their physical form, sealants can fall into one of three main types: one-component sealants, two-component sealants and sealant tapes. One-component sealants come packaged in a cartridge, and don\u2019t require special equipment to apply. Two-component sealants, on the other hand, are composed of a base and an activator, which need to be mixed together with special equipment before application. This type of sealant also requires a bulk gun to apply. Similarly to PSA tape, sealant tapes come supplied in flexible packaging.\nAnother way to classify sealants is based on their chemical make-up and strength. There are seven basic types of sealants and their suitability for a project depends on the properties of both the substrates and the sealant, as well as the cost.\nThe most commonly used types of sealants are silicone and latex sealants. Silicone sealants are used across a number of different building applications due to their high performing features, such as temperature and UV resistance, continued flexibility, generally longer service life and the highest movement capability. Silicon sealants are suitable for both indoor and outdoor use.\nLatex sealants, on the other hand, are one of the most workable sealant types \u2013 they are water-based, paintable and easy for both application and clean up. They are also suitable for exterior use and significantly cheaper compared to other sealant alternatives.\nOther types of sealants include polysulfide sealant, acrylic sealant, polyurethane sealant, butyl sealant and \u2018hybrid\u2019 sealants (the latter also known as MS polymers). As is the case with most materials used in construction, the type most suitable for your project depends on the application, the substrates involved and your budget.\nWhat are the uses of sealants?\nHigh quality sealants are easier to work with and provide longevity and flexibility to the bonds they are used to form. Choosing a good sealant would lessens the need for reapplication and improve moisture and corrosion resistance. Sealants can serve both to form a joint, in a similar manner to a filler, and to prime a surface before decorating it.\nSealants can be used to bond dissimilar material joints, such as concrete to wood and metal to masonry, as well as similar materials (e.g. metal to metal). They are often used to repair larger cracks, seal joints in exterior walls, and fill in gaps on the perimeter of fixed window frames and doors. Sealants are also very handy for concealed masonry-to-floor joints and joints between concrete fa\u00e7ade panels.\nWhat are the benefits of adhesives and sealants?\nThe advantages of using sealants are numerous \u2013 they improve the durability and reliability of products, enhance product aesthetics and reduce the manufacturing costs. What\u2019s more, sealants will increase the flexibility of the joints they\u2019re used on and provide weathering resistance, meaning they are ultimately improving the product quality and performance.\nOne of the key benefits when it comes to the use of adhesives and sealants is the fact that, as a bonding technology, they are incredibly versatile and can be used to create long-lasting seals between almost any combination of materials.\nWhat\u2019s more, since the use of sealants requires minimal heat input, the substrates won\u2019t sustain any damage, meaning the materials being sealed together will maintain their properties. This in turn allows for the employment of new construction methods in product manufacture.\nIn the context of industrial production, using sealants can save time and therefore money by accelerating the production process. This type of material bonding allows for the introduction of additional properties via the actual seal, and since sealants can serve as an insulator, it also prevents the contact corrosion likely to occur with metal bonds if screws or rivets are used.",
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It can no longer claim that it alone has all the answers to the questions of national development,\u201d Granger said.\nHe added that the budget, if left unchanged, would have had catastrophic consequences for the entire nation for years to come. \u201cThe budget, if it is to be of any value, must be a tool to assure the people \u2013 ordinary farmers, nurses, students, teachers, managers, workers in the public and private sectors \u2013 that their livelihood will be safeguarded. It must convince the people that they have a stake in the future of this country. It must encourage people to have confidence in the country and it must provide the funds and resources to do so,\u201d he said.\nHe noted that poverty is the greatest impediment to progress because it prevents thousands of people from participating meaningfully in the economy. \u201cThe fact that over one-third of all Guyanese are classified as poor, or extremely poor, is nothing to boast about or to ignore. 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        "raw_content": "Southwest Community Works > Planning information > Housing\nIn May 2012, the Southwest LRT Community Works Steering Committee endorsed the creation of a housing strategy for the Southwest Corridor and directed the program\u2019s Housing Workgroup to carry out the development process. The purpose of this strategy is to help fulfill the Southwest Community Work\u2019s vision, goals and investment guiding principles to position corridor communities as places for all to live, providing a full range of housing choices, especially within a half-mile of the METRO Green Line Extension.\nSouthwest Housing Strategy\nSteering Committee Resolution\nHousing inventory report (PDF 21MB)\nHousing gaps analysis report (PDF 11MB)\nHousing inventory executive summary\nSouthwest LRT Community Works recently completed a Corridor-wide housing inventory, which provided a wealth of housing and demographic data for the areas surrounding the 17 proposed transit stations along the Southwest light rail transit corridor (SWLRT). Housing inventory research was completed corridor-wide and at the half-mile, one-mile, and two-mile radii from each station.\nThe outcome of the analysis provided Hennepin County and the Southwest LRT Community Works partner cities of Minneapolis, St. Louis Park, Hopkins, Minnetonka, Edina, and Eden Prairie with baseline housing, demographic, and economic profiles that will assist in enhancing local and regional housing goals and policies as identified by the Corridors of Opportunity (CoO). The Southwest Corridor-wide housing inventory represented the starting point for the broader Southwest Corridor housing strategy, and the housing inventory was also used to provide input to the Southwest Transitional Station Area Action Plan (TSAAP) process. Future phases of the housing strategy will build upon the housing inventory and provide detailed recommendations related to housing strategy and goals. The next phase of the housing strategy, which began in February 2014, is the gaps analysis.\nMaxfield Research Inc. was engaged by Hennepin County (on behalf of the Southwest LRT Community Works) to provide a housing inventory for the areas surrounding the 17 proposed transit stations along the SWLRT. The corridor extends from Downtown Minneapolis through St. Louis Park, Hopkins, Minnetonka, and Eden Prairie. Housing inventory research was completed corridor-wide and at the half-mile, one-mile, and two-mile radii from each station.\nThe outcome of the analysis is intended to provide Hennepin County and the Southwest LRT Community Works Project with a baseline housing inventory and demographic/economic profile that will enhance local and regional housing goals and policies as identified in the CoO. The Southwest Corridor-wide housing inventory will establish the starting point for the broader Southwest Corridor housing strategy, while simultaneously providing input to the Southwest TSAAP. Future housing strategy tasks include market feasibility and accessibility, gap analysis, and strategy/goals that will be completed at later dates. Future phases will build upon the housing inventory and provide detailed recommendations related to housing strategy and goals.\nExtensive demographic research was completed to obtain a full scope of factors that affect each station\u2019s demographic and economic compositions. Demographic analysis was compiled corridor-wide and at the half-mile, one-mile, and two-mile radii of each station area. Demographic highlights include:\nThe overall transit corridor (half-mile) experienced growth in population and households of +15% and +16% respectively between 2000 and 2010. Growth is projected to continue through 2017 but at a much lesser rate of +3% for both population and households. This growth rate will likely increase as transit-oriented development will likely increase closer to the arrival of the SWLRT.\nIn 2010, the Blake Road Station had the highest population with nearly 5,400 persons (half-mile). However the West Lake Station posted the highest number of households (2,685).\nThe half-mile corridor population was younger as the largest age cohort for nearly all station areas was ages 25 to 34 years old in 2010. Over 50% of the corridor\u2019s population was 35 and under.\nThe average corridor-wide household size was only 1.83 persons per household at the half-mile corridor. Only four stations (Penn, 21st Street, Louisiana, and Blake) averaged over 2.0 people per household, indicating that there was a high percentage of single and two-person households.\nThe majority of households (54%) within a half-mile SWLRT Corridor rented their housing in 2010. The percentage of renters is projected to increase for nearly all of the stations through 2017. This trend started after the housing bust and Great Recession out of necessity for some householders, but has also become a lifestyle choice.\nMinorities accounted for about 27% of the half-mile corridor population in 2010. This compares to about 26% of the Hennepin County population and 21% of the metro area population. The largest concentration of the non-white population was within Royalston and Van White Station areas in Minneapolis.\nIn 2012, the median half-mile corridor household income was $50,580. Median incomes ranged from $31,475 (Hopkins Station) to $131,200 (21st Street Station). By 2017, the median household incomes are projected to increase at all stations by an average of about 16% (3.2% annually). Seven of the stations are projected to have income growth from 20% to 30%.\nEmployment growth can fuel household and population growth as people generally desire to live near where they work. Employment data and mobility trends were compiled both corridor-wide and for each individual station area. Key employment findings include:\nSWLRT Corridor communities are home to numerous employment centers as there are approximately 107,200 jobs at the half-mile corridor as of 2010. This accounted for 13% of all Hennepin County jobs and 7% of the metro area jobs.\nThe Royalston Station had the greatest number of jobs (10,208) within the half-mile corridor due to its proximity to Downtown Minneapolis. The Louisiana Station (8,469 jobs) and the City West Station (7,629 jobs) were the next two station areas with high concentrations of jobs. The 21st Street and Penn Stations had the fewest number of jobs within half-mile with 167 and 457 jobs, respectively.\nA higher percentage of workers within half-mile of the SWLRT line compared to the metro area had a bachelor\u2019s degree or advanced degree (31% compared to 28%). Higher educational attainment also correlated to higher earnings. Approximately 52% of workers earned more than $3,333 per month within half-mile of the SWLRT line compared to 47% in the metro area. The Opus Station had the highest earners with 78% of jobs earning more than $3,333 per month.\nMost station area residents commute outside of the community they live in. For example, 44% of residents living within half-mile of stations in Minneapolis also worked in Minneapolis; while only 7.1% of residents living within half-mile of stations in Hopkins also worked in Hopkins. Corridor-wide, approximately 31% of all residents within half-mile of the SWLRT work in Minneapolis followed by 7.6% in St. Louis Park.\nKey data points were obtained for all public, private, charter, and post-secondary schools located within the SWLRT Corridor. The following bullet points summarize education findings:\nThere are six public school districts that fall along the SWLRT line: Eden Prairie, Edina, Hopkins, Minneapolis, Minnetonka (not in two-mile radius of SWLRT line), and St. Louis Park. There were 38 public schools located at the two-mile corridor of the SWLRT line with a total of 30,014 students as of the 2011-2012 school year.\nThe Minneapolis Public School District had the largest enrollment with 31,750 students while the St. Louis Park Public School District had the smallest enrollment with 4,350 students. The Minneapolis Public School District also had the highest percentage of minority students (65%) and free/reduced lunches (64%), but the lowest graduation rate (47%). Conversely, the Minnetonka Public School District had the lowest percentage of minority students (11%) but the highest graduation rate (95%). The percentage of open enrolled students varies between 9% (Edina) and 15% (Minneapolis).\nIn addition to the 38 public schools that fall within two-miles of the SWLRT, there are 28 private schools, 22 charter schools, and four post-secondary schools.\nStudents and families who attend to schools within half-mile of the SWLRT will have the greatest opportunity to utilize the SWLRT for their transportation needs. There are four public schools, seven charter schools, and ten private schools located within half-mile of the SWLRT.\nThe SWLRT Corridor housing stock was analyzed by corridor, community and station area level, including data on the age of the housing stock, housing structure types, mortgage status, building and demolition permit trends, and relocation trends. Housing characteristics highlights are as follows:\nEmulating the housing market over the past decade, building permit activity in SWLRT Corridor communities was strong between 2000 and 2006 before significantly falling in after the housing bubble burst. About 80% of all new housing units built last decade were constructed between 2000 and 2006.\nMinneapolis accounted for 70% of the new housing units over the past decade among corridor communities. However, most of these units were condominiums constructed between 2005 and 2007.\nSince 2005 there has also been the demolition of 270 single-family units within the two-mile SWLRT Corridor. Two-thirds of the tear downs have been in the Edina portion of the corridor.\nWith the exception of the Royalston Station, the age of the housing stock is newer the further southwest from Downtown Minneapolis. About 36% of homes within half-mile of stations in Minneapolis were built before 1940. In comparison, 8.9% of homes within half-mile of stations were built before 1940 in St. Louis Park, 11.3% in Hopkins, 1.8% in Minnetonka, and 0.2% in Eden Prairie.\nHousing type also varies considerably between station areas as the Penn and 21st Street Stations in Minneapolis are dominated by single-family detached homes within the half-mile radius (over 80% of stock); whereas there are no single-family homes near the Town Center and Southwest Stations in Eden Prairie.\nCorridor-wide, about 25% of all housing units within the half-mile corridor are single-family units. Over 50% of all housing units in the SWLRT Corridor are located in multifamily structures with over 20 units.\nMost households residing in the SWLRT Corridor tend to stay in the same community or adjacent community when they move. According to the relocation data, about two-thirds of existing householders stay within a SWLRT community when they move.\nFor-sale real estate market\nThe for-sale housing market includes an evaluation of home sales by all SWLRT Corridor cities and within the station areas, an overview of homes for sale within the station areas, and a review of lender-mediated properties. For-sale highlights include:\nReal estate activity among communities and station areas along the SWLRT Corridor mirrored the metro area and national real estate market with strong real estate appreciation between 2000 and 2006 (+59%) before experiencing falling home prices once the housing market bubble burst. However, declining home prices (-17%) between 2005 and 2012 along the SWLRT were not as severe as most communities in the metro area.\nLender-mediated property sales (e.g., foreclosures and short sales) were lower among SWLRT communities compared to the metro area (38% among SWLRT communities vs. 50% metro area).\nHousing resale prices vary significantly across the SWLRT Corridor. Through third quarter 2012, median resale prices within the half-mile corridor were highest at 21st and Penn Stations ($380,000+) and lowest at the Opus, Southwest, and Mitchell Road Stations (under $100,000).\nAs of the fourth quarter of 2012, the median list price for a home within the half-mile SWLRT Corridor was $348,800 compared to approximately $200,000 in the metro area. The high corridor median list price was inflated based on the price points of homes near the 21st Street and Penn Stations in Minneapolis.\nThe housing inventory analyzed a variety of metrics such as affordability, inventory of rental housing units and condominium units, homestead vs. non-homesteaded properties, naturally occurring affordable housing, and identified housing projects in the development pipeline (e.g., under construction, planned, pending, etc.).\nMaxfield Research Inc. identified and surveyed rental properties of 12 or more units along the corridor for both general occupancy and senior (age-restricted) housing. Properties were inventoried within a two-mile radius for the suburban stations and a one-mile radius for the Minneapolis stations.\nCorridor-wide, 401 projects were inventoried that encompassed over 29,300 units. Market rate projects (those with no income restrictions) accounted for 80% of the total units. Affordable/subsidized projects represented about 12% of the units, and age-restricted senior projects accounted for 8%.\nAbout 44% of the total rental units (12,764 units) inventoried are located in Minneapolis. However, over 4,500 of these units are located closer to existing LRT lines. St. Louis Park had the highest rental inventory among the suburban SWLRT communities (5,853 units).\u200b\nOnly 12% of the units (almost 3,000 units) are located within one-quarter mile of station areas. Furthermore, only five of the 17 stations have rental units within a quarter-mile of the station. Just over one-half (51%) of the units are located within one-half to one-mile of station areas.\nHousing units that do not have income guidelines yet are more affordable than other units in a community are considered \u201cnaturally occurring\u201d or \u201cunsubsidized affordable\u201d units. Typically these units have lower values based on a combination of factors such as age of structure/housing stock, location, condition, size, functionally obsolete, school district, etc. A review of market rate rental projects found that 53% of the total units were constructed at least 30 years ago, indicating the rents were more affordable than newer product. Finally, about two-thirds of market rate projects with available rents were considered affordable to households at 50% to 60% of AMI (households earning between $29,300 and $50,340 for a one- or two-bedroom unit).\nCorridor-wide in 2012, non-homesteaded properties accounted for 21.5% of all non-apartment residential units. Minneapolis accounted for 69% of the over 11,000 non-homesteaded properties and about one-half of the non-homesteaded units in Minneapolis were condominiums. Corridor-wide, 11% of single family homes were non-homesteaded.\nAs of late 2012, there were 9,700 housing units either under construction, planned, or pending along the SWLRT Corridor. However, the number of units declined to 4,200 after excluding projects closer to other LRT stations. About 70% of the planned product is general-occupancy market rate rental housing; most of which is higher-end renting at over $1.75 per square foot). Although 80% of the units in the development pipeline are located in Minneapolis, there are several projects under construction or planned in the suburban communities.\nThere are a variety of tools and strategies the communities along the Southwest Corridor provide that are designed to improve and enhance housing choices and services. Many cities strive to provide programs supporting a wide variety of housing choices across all incomes, housing types, sizes, and price points. Examples of housing programs include first-time homebuyer programs, fix-up funds, rental ordinances, foreclosure prevention, etc. As part of the housing inventory, housing programs were summarized for all SWLRT communities and for Hennepin County. Key housing program findings are as follows:\nThe number and type of programs vary significantly from city to city along the SWLRT Corridor. While the cities of St. Louis Park and Minneapolis offer numerous housing programs (17+); Golden Valley and Edina offer very few.\nThere are no housing programs that are offered in all seven communities. However, there are four programs that are offered by five of the seven communities, as identified below:\nDeferred Loan Program\nFirst-Time Home Buyer Program\nIn addition to the housing programs currently offered by communities, there are a number of programs referred to or administered by third parties. Examples include the Community Action Partnership for Suburban Hennepin County, Minnesota Homeownership Center, Center for Energy and the Environment, CenterPoint Energy, and Xcel Energy, among others.\nAdditional housing programs implemented by other cities were also identified. Examples included inclusionary zoning, density bonuses, and rent-to-own programs, among others.\nFinally, the study provided examples of collaboration programs that could be implemented while addressing common goals and housing issues along the SWLRT Corridor.\nAccompanying the data review was the review of plans and policies adopted by the seven jurisdictions (Minneapolis, Golden Valley, St. Louis Park, Hopkins, Edina, Minnetonka and Eden Prairie) that are anticipated to be influenced by the SWLRT line. The following bullet points summarize key city policy findings:\nCorridor cities have adopted polices and land uses which incorporate the future SWLRT, even though it was uncertain if the corridor would be constructed.\nPolices and land use plans identified and incorporated language that supports higher densities along the corridor, utilizing mixed-use developments, promote alternative housing other than single-family, and provide opportunities for affordable housing for their elderly and transient workforce.\nSome cities have potentially competing interests in their development policies. For example, new development could encroach upon areas the city may be striving to preserve.\nMost of the plans and policies were prepared in the early to mid-2000s as cities were updating their comprehensive plans. As a result, most of the data is sourced to the 2000 census and is outdated. However, the policies established within the updated comprehensive plans do not reflect a specific timeframe but establishes future guidance for each city.\nThe financing tools analysis summarized the current tools, resources, and funding sources which could be used to create affordable housing along the SWLRT Corridor. The following three bullet points are recommended to help mitigate impediments to development along the SWLRT line:\nAddress the expensive and cumbersome land acquisition process\nForm a consensus over what TOD in Minnesota should be\nModify the statutory requirements for establishing TIF (tax increment financing) districts.\nHousing gaps analysis executive summary\nThis section describes, in brief, key findings and recommendations derived from the Housing Gaps Analysis. The information presented in this section are meant as a summary of, not a substitute for the body of the report, which contains additional information and detail critical to a full understanding of the analysis, the recommendations provided, and the context within which they were formulated.\nMarquette Advisors was retained to provide a Housing Gaps Analysis related to the SWLRT Corridor. The \"Corridor\" as defined for purposes of this analysis comprises a \u00bd mile radius surrounding each of the planned LRT stations. The Housing Gaps Analysis is a critical component in the development of a corridor-wide housing strategy by SWLRT Community Works, along with its partner communities (Minneapolis, St. Louis Park, Edina, Hopkins, Minnetonka and Eden Prairie), and a full range of stakeholders. To date, considerable research and planning has already been done, inclusive of the SW Community Works Corridor Housing Inventory and the Investment Framework. The Housing Gaps Analysis interprets and builds upon these work elements and provides further research and analysis, culminating in recommendations intended to guide future planning that will \u201cset the stage\u201d for a \u201cfull range of housing choices\u201d within the corridor.\nThe Housing Gaps Analysis provides recommendations for new residential development for the corridor as a whole, and for individual station areas, and identifies future supply gaps. The report discusses market inefficiencies and addresses the need for creative public/private partnerships that will help to facilitate the provision of a full range of housing choices in the corridor over the long-term.\nDemographics -- Key Findings:\nThe SWLRT corridor is home to 37,000 residents and 19,000 households. The majority (about 2/3) are renters. Trend is likely to continue, based on demographics, lifestyle, and market factors.\nThe Twin Cities Metro Area is expected to grow by 11,000 to 13,000 households/year through 2030. 80% of growth is expected to be households without children, and nearly 1/3 of regional growth expected to be single-person households.\nMillennials and Baby Boomers are having a major impact on Twin Cities housing market. Both segments are drawn to high-density multifamily housing products which feature \u201cefficiency in living,\u201d and connectivity to work, goods/services, public facilities, and entertainment/amenities. We expect that TOD housing products and SWLRT will appeal to both market segments.\nCorridor Employment \u2013 Key Findings:\n107,000 workers in corridor -- The corridor features a strong corporate presence, with a deep and diverse economic base. The corridor provides a \u201cfull range\u201d of jobs, ranging from entry-level part time positions up to high-level management and executive positions in a wide range of industries.\nCorridor workers a target for new TOD housing -- Less than 4% of the corridor\u2019s 107,000 workers also reside within \u00bd mile of SWLRT presently. New housing products near SWLRT are expected to appeal to corridor workers.\nEarnings & housing affordability -- Importantly, we note that a full 20% of the corridor employee-base earns less than $1,250 per month. A household with a single wage-earner at this level could afford a monthly housing payment of just $375 per month. Two workers at this level could afford a monthly housing cost of about $750. Worker earnings were a key factor considered by Marquette Advisors in developing recommendations for housing construction & preservation in the corridor.\nEducational Facilities -- Key Findings:\nExpect modest impact of housing development upon local schools \u2013 Considering demographic trends and expected development patterns, fueled by growth from single-persons households and households without children, TOD housing developments along SWLRT are not expected to have a substantial impact on enrollment at any one educational facility within the corridor.\nTOD may boost open enrollment \u2013 The development of SWLRT will improve connectivity of residents with schools and, thus, will create opportunities for open enrollment, with students utilizing SWLRT to commute to/from their place of residence to school.\nSWLRT housing will likely appeal to school teachers and other staff \u2013 The development of new workforce and market rate rental housing, as well as entry-level for sale housing, may in fact be attractive to teachers and other school staff who presently commute longer distances due to an affordability gap between current salaries and corridor housing costs.\nResidential Development Outlook \u2013 Key Findings:\nMarket demand = 13,000 Outlook \u2013 Key Fin (2015-2030). This represents a gap between existing housing inventory and the number of households who will want to live along the corridor.\nRecommended Development Goal = 11,000 new units. Tempered to reflect development constraints: land availability, land use factors, development cost factors, etc. However, at least 20% of these units still not feasible but for public/private partnerships and gap financing.\nNew unit mix - 90% rental, 10% home ownership -- Why? Considers demographics, economics and lifestyle factors. Regional and corridor growth dominated by small households. Market preference for efficient and convenience in housing, with strong connectivity to jobs and \u201curban\u201d amenities. Approximately 1/3 of new construction recommended affordable up to 100% of AMI.\n12% (1,300 units) - <60% AMI\n9% (1,000 units) - 61% to 80% AMI\n12% (1,300 units) - 61% to 80% AMI\nStation Area recommendations for new construction take into account the following factors:\nCurrent housing inventory, demographic composition and economic base\nLand availability - ownership of undeveloped and/or under-utilized parcels\nCharacteristics of surrounding land use (as-is and future expectations)\nProximity to jobs, types of jobs & incomes levels, proximity to goods/services, public and educational facilities and other modes of transit\nMixed-income residential development a \u201cbest practice\u201d related to inclusionary housing in the corridor -- Publicly owned sites present the best short-term opportunity for this type of development.\nHousing Preservation \u2013 Key Findings:\nAffordable housing is a primary asset within the corridor presently \u2013 Corridor features an estimated 7,700 units which are affordable to households earning <60% of AMI, representing almost \u00bd of the existing rental stock.\nLimited risk of gentrification \u2013 Existing supply includes older product mix (1960\u2019s/70\u2019s vintage). Rents in many cases are well below 60% of AMI target. Age/quality and market obsolescence limits potential for major rent increases.\nHousing preservation far less expensive than construction of new units \u2013 Providing new housing at levels which are affordable to households earning <60% of AMI, even up to 80-100% of AMI, is a significant challenge due to cost factors. Barriers to development are significant. Thus, particular focus should be given to preserving and improving the existing housing stock.\nCorridor Strengths \u2013 Key Findings:\nStrong demographics and high-quality real estate \u2013 The SW corridor features some of the region\u2019s highest-quality and highest-valued real estate. High-quality housing stock, stable neighborhoods, close to parks and recreational opportunities, shopping and restaurants\nStrong corporate presence and jobs base -- There corridor features depth and diversity in its employment base, with 107,000 jobs in the corridor. Proximity of the station areas to major employment nodes bodes well for connectivity and desirability of future TOD housing.\nCity staff are experienced and familiar with development tools \u2013 Our analysis and interviews indicates that city planning staff and administration have a firm grasp of redevelopment \u201ctools\u201d and experience in the types of public/private partnerships which will be required to achieve corridor housing goals.\nKey Development Challenges:\nLimited vacant land supply and shortage of publicly-owned sites \u2013 Much of the corridor is already built-out. The limited supply of developable land, paired with expected strong market demand for housing (and commercial forms of development) results in escalating land values. This poses the single-most significant barrier to the development of a full range of housing choices in many station areas.\nLand use issues reduce redevelopment potential - Private ownership; highest and best use issues. Redevelopment is complicated and costly. It requires substantial investment or sale by private land/property owners. The objectives and risk tolerance of current property owners varies substantially.\nAuto-oriented areas, lacking pedestrian/bike friendly amenities & connectivity \u2013 Several of the station areas are presently auto-oriented. Considerable investment in pedestrian/bike connectivity and public realm elements will be required in order to create the type of lifestyle environment preferred by prospective TOD residents.\nMany stations lack street \"vibrancy\" and supporting commercial/restaurant nodes and public amenities \u2013 The region\u2019s population base has shown a strong preference for housing in mixed-use neighborhoods which provide walkability and easy access to a variety of amenities \u2013 shops, restaurants, parks, trails, and recreational features, and entertainment. These elements should be incorporated in station area planning.\nRecommendations & Next Steps:\nConsensus, \u201cbuy-in\u201d and commitment are critical to success \u2013 Joint powers agreements and representation of all corridor communities and stakeholder groups will be paramount to achieving The housing goals set forth by SWLRT Community Works.\nHousing preservation strategy needed to invest in quality and sustainability of existing affordable housing stock \u2013 The strategy and investment model(s) should include the following elements:\nDeploys capital which invests in the quality, sustainability and long-term affordability of this aging housing stock. This will require dedicated funds and creative partnerships with private owners and non-profit development/management partners.\nMatch services with the resident base -- fostering upward mobility within the community\u2019s economy and housing market. Partnerships involving the public sector and varied advocate groups with corporate partners and educational institutions should be developed in order to provide services such as job/life skills education and household economics/financial advisory services and counseling.\nDevelop \u201cbranding\u201d and promotions strategy for SWLRT lifestyle \u2013 What is TOD? And what kind of lifestyle will TOD housing and SWLRT provide? Promote market awareness of the benefits to TOD living in SW corridor.\nStation area master planning -- Focus on stations with significant public land ownership and near-term development opportunities. This presents an opportunity for a \u201csignature\u201d development on SWLRT which demonstrates all desired \u201clifestyle\u201d elements and provides a \u201cfull range\u201d of housing choices. Success is critical in short-term developments, and sets the stage for future success in other station areas. To ensure success, the master planning process must engage a full range of stakeholders, both public and private. The Corridor Development Initiative (CDI) model is a best-practice and should be an integral component of future station area planning, as it provides a framework for collaboration and consensus building around quality planning.\nDevelop consensus and adopt housing policy goals \u2013 The partner communities should work together to build consensus around the concept of \u201cfull housing choice\u201d and preservation and production goals. We suggest the creation of a coordinated SWLRT Housing Policy Overlay Zone, for the area within \u00bd mile of each LRT station. This area should be established for application of housing goals, policy and oversight. The structure and composition of which should be determined by the stakeholders, as buy-in from all corridor cities is key to success. We recommend that cities maintain development review/approval authority, utilizing their own \u201ctoolbox\u201d and strategies which promote housing development and preservation which is consistent with the goals established within the SWLRT housing strategy.\nEstablish a $200m+ TOD Affordable Housing Fund -- Why? Existing tools/strategies are not enough to have impact at major scale. A dedicated funding source is needed to support construction of 1,300 new units at <60% of AMI and to preserve/improve 7,700 existing units affordable at <60% of AMI.\nFund Structure:\nIndependently financed pool of funds that provides a return to investors\nMore risk tolerant than traditional financing\nPatient financing with longer term payback\nPossible Capitalization:\nLocal foundations & intermediaries\nFamily funds and partnerships\nCorporate interests (e.g. major businesses in SW corridor)\nTraditional institutional investment sources (insurance companies, etc)\nWhile Marquette Advisors believes a program which provides a return to investors and generates cash flow for re-investment is the preferred structure, some type of public/private alignment might work under certain governing circumstances. 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        "raw_content": "How Much Can You Expect To Pay For Kitchen Or Bathroom Remodeling In Naperville?\n\u201cHow much is all of this going to cost?\u201d and \u201cWill I make the money back?\u201d\nThese are probably the two most common questions we hear from clients. And they are good ones. After all, how can you plan for a remodeling project without having a budget number in mind? And if you\u2019re planning to sell the home anytime soon, you\u2019ll want to know if the time, effort and expense will be worth it.\nThe total cost is going to be highly dependent on the size and scope of the project and the materials selected. In the Chicago area, a major kitchen remodel can cost as much as $65,000, according to the Remodeling 2015 Cost vs. Value Report with upscale remodels climbing even higher. Using the same report, minor kitchen remodeling in Naperville may cost only $19,000-$20,000. Bathroom remodeling is another popular project. While additions can run up to $50,000 in Chicagoland, bathroom remodeling in Naperville averages around $17,000.\nAs for making your money back; you can recoup anywhere from 60%-80% of these remodeling costs in the form of added value to the home. Much of it depends on what you do and your local market. The remaining percentage can be recouped from your own enjoyment of your new kitchen or bath.\nTo understand these costs, we\u2019ll take a look at where the biggest expenses are and what you can do to stay within budget.\nBreaking Down The Expenses of Kitchen Remodeling In Naperville\nAs a general rule of thumb, plan to spend 80% of your budget on materials and 20% on labor. The largest expense in kitchen remodeling in Naperville homes is cabinetry. Cabinets alone can comprise 30% of your budget. Appliances follow at 15% of the budget. Countertops account for 10% and flooring is about 7%. The remaining costs are divided between lighting, doors and windows, plumbing, walls and ceilings.\nIf you are on a tight budget, keep these percentages in mind when planning your kitchen remodeling. Naperville builders can give you some ideas for saving money on your project like resurfacing cabinets or replacing doors and hardware but leaving the frames in place. You can also shave some costs by paying attention to your appliance selections. You might be able to save some money by purchasing a suite of appliances rather than buying them piecemeal. You can also save money by purchasing last year\u2019s models or foregoing all the bells and whistles. Finally, don\u2019t be afraid to tackle some of the work yourself. Demolition can be done yourself as can painting.\nThe biggest factor impacting your bathroom remodeling costs is the size of the bathroom since the size of the room dictates the size of the fixtures. Fixtures include anything from tubs and shower stalls to sinks, toilets, countertops and vanities as well as flooring and lighting. When you think about it, there are a lot of individual components that make up a bathroom! Costs go up if you decide to change your floor plan since that will likely involve changes to the plumbing structure.\nOne good thing about having so many different fixtures in the bathroom is that it gives you a lot of control over the costs of bathroom remodeling in Naperville. Perhaps you want to splurge on a walk-in shower and opt out of a tub altogether. Or maybe you love your tub time and want to maximize space for a Jacuzzi. The point is, with so many individual fixtures involved in a bathroom remodel and so many product choices and price ranges in the market, you have a lot of control over where you spend your money and where you save. Another way to save on bathroom remodeling in Naperville is to consider a face-lift instead of a full remodel. Update lighting, mirrors, flooring, and paint colors and keep your old sink, tub and toilet in place.\nYour Builder Is Your Resource\nBuilders are a great resource that can help you manage your costs and still get your dream kitchen or bath. It\u2019s our job to make your dreams a reality and we are happy to share our knowledge and experience with you to make it happen. With a little creativity we can make your budget work and your home shine!\nVisit Synergy Builders at www.synergyhomeremodel.com to learn more about kitchen and bathroom remodeling in Naperville.",
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        "raw_content": "Our Claims Against Accountants & Financial Advisers Expertise\nTanfield\u2019s Professional Negligence experts advise on a wide range of claims against accountants and financial advisors. Members of Tanfield act for both claimants and defendants, in the High Court, as well as other specialist courts, professional hearings and tribunals.\nBarristers at Tanfield not only specialise in \u2018traditional\u2019 financial Professional Negligence claims \u2013 such as undervalued companies, inadequate advice or overcharging \u2013 but have built on the Set\u2019s long-held reputation for expertise in Property Law to deliver a uniquely blended, specialist approach to Professional Negligence.\nThis has established the barristers at Tanfield with a recognised reputation for being some of the best at advising on Professional Negligence claims against accountants and financial advisors involving Development and Construction projects, Conveyancing, Mortgage & Banking, Trusts of Land, Private Client, Commercial Real Estate and Commercial Disputes.\nOur Claims Against Accountants & Financial Advisers Clients\nOur Claims Against Accountants & Financial Advisers Barristers",
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        "raw_content": "Apple iWatch Rumor Roundup\nRumors are flying that Apple are working on bringing a smartwatch to market. Speculation that an Apple iWatch could make an appearance in 2013 has gained momentum since a report in the NY Times that Apple is indeed developing a wristwatch. Bloomberg added fuel to the rumors last week by confirming that there is a 100-person strong team at Apple led by Jony Ive working on making the iWatch a reality.\nThe Apple iWatch \u2013 Stock Savior?\nInterest in Smartwatches is Increasing\nRumored Apple iWatch Features\nAccording to Citigroup, the watch industry is a $60 billion dollar market and Apple are well positioned to take over as much as 10% of it if the iWatch comes to fruition. While the watch industry is not as large as that for smartphones and televisions, profit margins are up to 4x higher at around 60%. Expectations are high for Apple to produce the \u201cNext Big Thing\u201d, as growth of the iPhone slows and Apple\u2019s stock continues it\u2019s downward slide. An \u201ciWatch\u201d could give Apple\u2019s bottom line a much-needed boost and may be more lucrative than the rumored Apple Television or \u201ciTV\u201d.\nIt\u2019s well known from various patent applications that wearable technology is an area that Apple are actively researching. The NY Times reported earlier in the year that Apple have been experimenting with curved glass, which is able to conform to body surfaces (such as the wrist) and support high-resolution LCD displays. Corning, the company behind Gorilla Glass announced last year that they had created bendable glass \u2013 called Willow Glass. The flexible glass had been a decade-long engineering challenge and may represent the ideal material to create the iWatch.\nThe best evidence or \u2018proof of concept\u2019 that a smartwatch is actually something that consumers want is the Pebble. The Pebble smartwatch project took KickStarter by storm and reigned in $10m in crowd-funding from some 70,000 backers with it\u2019s ability to transmit smartphone notifications such as emails and SMS messages via Bluetooth directly to your wrist. Despite having none of the design, engineering, supply chain or manufacturing chops of Apple, the company behind Pebble still managed to create a run-away success and prove the potential of the smartwatch.\nPebble aside, there has been a trend towards wearable technology in the past 5 years with devices like the Nike Sportwatch and Fuelband gaining traction in mainstream markets.\nWhilst there have been a flurry of rumors, there haven\u2019t yet been any leaks about the actual features of the iWatch. Last week, The Verge weighed in with suggestions that the iWatch would run a full version of iOS rather than a cut-back or feature-limited OS like that on the iPod Nano. Their sources also noted that existing iWatch prototypes have been suffering from battery life issues, with the device only lasting for a \u201ccouple of days max\u201d compared with the 4-5 day goal.\nBloomberg have previously reported that Apple iWatch features that are under consideration include \u201cletting users make calls, see the identity of incoming callers and check map coordinates\u201d as well as a pedometer and heart rate monitor. Given the success of GPS-enabled sports watches, there\u2019s a good chance that the iWatch would come with GPS and a variety of fitness-related functions. The Pebble smartwatch won much of its funding on the back of its promise to enable consumers to view emails and text messages, features which are almost certain to appear in the Apple iWatch.\nThere is no word yet on the Apple iWatch release date but analysts have predicted that it will cost somewhere in the range of $200-300 when it (maybe) launches later this year.\nDo you think that the Apple iWatch will be released this year? What functionality would you want it to offer? Would you wear an \u201ciWatch\u201d? Let us know in the comments below.",
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        "raw_content": "So Do You Think California Politicians are Going to Run Against Trump?\nCapn Mike May 13, 2018 at 4:19 PM\nIf California Dems REALLY wanted to help the poor they'd take the money spent on these ads and hand it over to the indigent. I mean, what, the REPUBLICANS are gonna win???",
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        "raw_content": "Samsung closes Chinese smartphone factory as sales slow\nTianjin facility will close at the end of 2018.\nSamsung is to close its largest factory in China due to slowing smartphones sales and rising manufacturing costs.\nThe company has two mobile phone factories in the country \u2013 the other is in Huizhou, Guangdong \u2013 but has decided to streamline its operations by focusing on a single facility for the local market.\nThe South China Morning Post says Samsung confirmed the closure of the plant in Tianjin at the end of the year after workers posted the news on social media. As of last month, 2,600 people were employed there.\nSamsung China factory\nThe Korean electronics giant has said that the closure does not mean it is any less committed to the Chinese market and will also continue to help the government with its plans to grow the country\u2019s component industry.\n\u201cAs part of ongoing efforts to enhance efficiency in our production facilities, Samsung Electronics has arrived at the difficult decision to cease operations of Tianjin Samsung Electronics Telecommunication (TSTC),\u201d a Samsung spokesperson is quoted as saying.\n\u201cSamsung is extremely grateful for the devoted support of our employees and we are committed to providing a fair and reasonable compensation package that includes career counselling and vocational training while opportunities to transfer to other Samsung facilities will also be made available where possible. \u201c\nSamsung\u2019s sales have been impacted by intense competition from local manufacturers and a general slowdown in mobile phone sales.\nThe company has a fifth of the Chinese market in 2013, but consumers in the country are extremely price-conscious and there is little brand loyalty. This means that competitively priced, feature-packed phones from Huawei, Xiaomi and OnePlus have eroded Samsung\u2019s share to one per cent.\nThe market contracted by 11 per cent during the first half of 2018 and analysts believe growth will be flat by 2019.\n\"China's domestic market continues to be challenged as overall consumer spending around smartphones has been down,\" said Ryan Reith from IDC. \"High penetration levels, mixed with some challenging economic times, has slowed the world's largest smartphone market. Despite this, we believe this market will begin to recover in 2019 and beyond, driven in the short term by a large, built up refresh cycle across all segments, and in the outer years of the forecast supported by 5G migration.\"",
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        "raw_content": "An Interview with Muna Jama, the Muslim Miss Universe Contestant Who Refused to Wear a Bikini\n\u201cI\u2019ve never worn a bikini and I have no intentions to either.\"\nBy Eman Bare\nInstagram / @ms_munajama\nI watched Muna Jama walk the stage as a Miss Universe contestant in awe. She was exactly who I wanted to be as a kid. I used to watch every single pageant, and wear my mother\u2019s hijab as a sash. I\u2019d make crowns out of old milk jugs, and practice my acceptance speech in the mirror. Even then, I was painfully aware that there was no one who looked like me on that stage. When you\u2019re socialized to believe that you can\u2019t be certain things because of your identity, it creates barriers that should never have existed in the first place.\nWhen you\u2019re socialized to believe that you can\u2019t be certain things because of your identity, it creates barriers that should never have existed in the first place.\nWomen like Muna and I share similar childhoods. We were the girls who never saw ourselves on television, on runways, or in magazines. Black, Muslim and daughters of immigrants \u2014 we were a minority within a minority. Even now, with a thriving modest fashion industry, the idea of what a Muslim woman looks like often excludes intersectional identities. But women like Halima Aden and Muna Jama are changing that.\nLast week, Jama made history, and became the first woman to compete in a Miss Universe pageant, and not wear a bikini. Instead she wore a kaftan, and the fact that the pageant allowed her to is a victory for anyone who believes a woman has the right to choose what to wear. But more than that, Jama\u2019s victory shows that modesty does not necessarily mean hijab and it highlights the diversity within the Muslim community.\nThe fact that the pageant allowed Muna Jama to wear a kaftan is a victory for anyone who believes a woman has the right to choose what to wear.\n\u201cI am Muslim, I am British and I am proud. I practice my religion the best way I know how,\u201d said Jama. \u201cI\u2019ve never worn a bikini and I have no intentions to either. It was important to me to be understood.\u201d\nThe conversation around hijab in the Muslim community is often guilty of dividing women into a \u201cgood girl/bad girl\u201d dichotomy, based on whether or not they wear a hijab. Those who do not wear a hijab are stigmatized and seen as being less religious, modest, or out-right slut-shamed, where as those who do wear it are held to an unattainable standard of behavior. It also often leads to conversations that ignore the barriers placed on all Muslim women by societal standards, and not just those who choose to wear a hijab.\nAfter being accepted into Miss Universe, Jama made clear she would not wear a bikini and requested a cover-up \u2014 and she was heard. \u201cI respect Miss Universe for understanding and accepting me to wear a cover up during the swimwear round,\u201d she said. \u201cAnd just as I chose to wear whatever I did \u2014 I shared the stage with women who also made the choice to wear what they wore.\u201d\nThere was not a single moment where Jama felt she would need to compromise her personal beliefs for the sake of the pageant, and that\u2019s what feminism should look like. For her, empowering women means giving them the choice to do what they want with their body \u2014 at all times. She was inspired to take part in the pageant by her late grandmother, who encouraged her to apply.\n\u201cShe was intelligent and driven; a fearless woman, I believe that\u2019s where my mum got it from. She inspired me to go to Somaliland last year,\u201d said Jama.\nIn Somaliland, Jama was able to help with drought relief efforts. Unfortunately, her grandmother passed away before the pageant began. But it was that trip that would give Jama the final push to compete in the pageant, and to use the opportunity to bring awareness to the struggles in East Africa. She entered the pageant to advocate for drought survivors, but instead became one of the many women who are changing the face of fashion.\n\u201cI had no idea I was going to inspire anyone. I just wanted to stay true to myself and not do anything that I don\u2019t do outside my normal life; to pretend, to be someone I\u2019m not,\u201d she said.\nFor Jama, everything about the pageant was empowering. \u201cI felt invincible on stage. I was ecstatic and it was just a feeling that I wish every woman across the world could feel; and should feel, whether it\u2019s on her way to work or dropping the kids off at school, this feeling was incredible,\u201d she said.\nBut the best part of the pageant was her mother's reaction. A single mom who raised 10 kids in a foreign country, she was beaming with pride when her daughter walked onstage.\n\u201cMy mum would tell anyone who would listen. Her friends, the neighbor, the sales advisor. You name it \u2014 she would introduce me as Miss Universe Great Britain Finalist 2017,\u201d said Jama.\nJama received many positive comments since the pageant \u2014 one of many indicators that her decision to wear a kaftan was long overdue. Moreover, the response proves that there are countless young girls are home, who have been waiting too long to see faces like theirs in pageants. Muna Jama showed them that it\u2019s possible.\nRelated: A Muslim Miss Universe Contestant Made History By REFUSING to Wear a Bikini\nKeywordsMuna JamaMiss UniverseMuslim Miss Universe",
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        "raw_content": "Ted J. Kleisner, Chairman\nTed J. Kleisner is a third generation hotelier from Chicago. He and his wife of 46 years, Karen, reside in Savannah. He is the retired Chairman, President, and CEO of Hershey Entertainment & Resorts Company (HE&R), which employs 9,000 full-time and part-time employees. Ted also served as a nonexecutive and executive member of the HE&R Board of Directors. During his career, Ted worked for Hilton Hotels Corporation, Princess Hotels in Bermuda, and the Boca Raton Resort and Club before serving as President and CEO of the Greenbrier Resort and Club Management Company (GRCMC). While providing strategic leadership, management oversight, and direction to all GRCMC properties, Ted also had ten years of oversight responsibility for the top-secret federal government nuclear bomb shelter constructed beneath The Greenbrier. Ted served 16 years as an independent member of the board of directors of First Energy Corp (NYSE: FE) and served on its Nuclear Committee, and chaired its Management Compensation Committee. He received his B.S. in business administration from the University of Denver where he served on the Executive Advisory Board of the University\u2019s Daniels College of Business for 21 years. He is an emeritus member of the Board of Trustees of The Culinary Institute of America. Ted is a member of the Lector Ministry and an Extraordinary Minister at the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist in Savannah, and in 1998 was elected to membership in The Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews, Scotland. He and Karen have two children and five grandchildren.\nDale C. Critz, Jr., Chair-Elect\nDale C. Critz, Jr. is a native of Savannah and President and CEO of Critz Auto Group, a third generation dealership group founded in 1938 representing Mercedes-Benz, BMW, Buick, GMC Truck and Sprinter Vans. Dale also served on Telfair\u2019s Board from 2001-2004 and has served The United Way of the Coastal Empire in numerous roles, including Campaign Chair in 2008 and Board Chair in 2010. He has served as Chair of the Savannah Community Foundation and The Savannah Historic Board of Review. He also served on the boards of the Savannah Country Day School, Junior Achievement, and The Savannah Association for the Blind. He founded the Critz Tybee Run Fest, the proceeds of which are donated to local charities focused on education and healthy living. Since the race series began in 2009, over $500,000 has been donated to local charities. Dale graduated cum laude with a B.A. in English from the University of Virginia and received his M.B.A. from the University of Texas. He graduated from Leadership Savannah in 1992. He and his wife, Debbie, have four children.\nSwann Seiler, Secretary\nSwann Seiler is a native of Savannah and serves as External Affairs Manager for Georgia Power\u2019s Southeast Region. Swann began her career in New Jersey with Foster Wheeler Energy Corporation and worked in public relations for Lytton Industries. She joined Savannah Electric in 1982 and worked as Manager of Corporate Communications until its merger into Georgia Power in 2006. She graduated from Leadership Savannah and Leadership Georgia in 1984 and 1991, respectively. Active in numerous community and civic activities, Swann serves on the board of the 200 Club of the Coastal Empire and the board of Bethesda Academy. She is the chairman of the Savannah Sports Council and serves on the Georgia Humanities Council. She is a member of the Board of Trustees for the Georgia Women of Achievement, which honors extraordinary women in Georgia\u2019s history. She is a past member of the Board of Curators for the Georgia Historical Society and is a member of the Rotary Club of Savannah A graduate of the Henry W. Grady School of Journalism, Swann serves on its Grady Board of Trust. She served as the first woman president of the University of Georgia National Alumni Association and currently is on the UGA Athletic Association Board of Directors and Executive Committee and on the University of Georgia\u2019s Library Board of Visitors, as well as the University of Georgia Foundation.\nDr. William T. (Ted) Moore, Treasurer\nDr. William T. (Ted) Moore is retired from the University of South Carolina as Distinguished Professor Emeritus. He earned a Ph.D. in finance and statistics from Virginia Polytechnic Institute in 1982, joined the faculty at Indiana University in that year, and moved to the University of South Carolina in 1986. He held the Berlinbergendowed chair at USC and in 2004 he began serving in various posts in university administration. These positions included Associate Provost, Vice Provost, Vice President for Planning, Executive Vice President and Provost, and Vice President for Finance and Chief Financial Officer at USC, overseeing an annual budget of $1.1 billion.Dr. Moore is an expert in capital investment analysis and has published 75 scholarly articles, a book and a monograph on financial topics. Working with Dr. S. Chen in the 1980s and 1990s he helped develop modern methods for accounting for uncertainty in assessing capital project values. Working with other colleagues in the 1990s until present, he has focused on corporate financing policy involving option-embedded securities, and evaluation of capital investment projects to account for growth and timing options. Much of this work is contained in his book, Real Options & Option-Embedded Securities, published by John Wiley & Sons in 2001. During his academic career, Moore received numerous awards for research and teaching, including the highest awards offered for teaching excellence and research accomplishments from the University of South Carolina. Prior to entering the academic world, he served on active duty in the U.S. Army in various positions as an infantry officer which included combat experience in Vietnam in 1968-69. Moore\u2019s wife is Linda T. Moore, an attorney who served as director of legal affairs at the USC School of Medicine. They have recently moved to Savannah where both are active in civic and philanthropic activities.\nJohn J. \u201cJay\u201d Neely, III, Esq., Legal Counsel\nJohn J. \u201cJay\u201d Neely, III, Esq. currently serves as Vice President, Law & Public Affairs for Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation. His law responsibilities include management of the Legal Department, its lawyers, and other personnel, and his Public Affairs responsibilities include management of State and Local Government Affairs and Community Relations. Before joining Gulfstream in 1999, Neely was an attorney in the Atlanta office of Paul, Hastings, Janofsky & Walker, LLP. He served as Law Clerk to the Honorable Dudley H. Bowen, Jr., U.S. District Court, Southern District of Georgia, Augusta. Neely received his J.D. in 1992 from the University of Georgia School of Law and a Bachelor of Science in 1989 from Vanderbilt University. He has been married to Courtney Parks Neely since 1993, and they have two children\u2014Laura and John. He and his family attend the Community Bible Church. Neely serves as Chairman of the Georgia Department of Economic Development Board of Directors and on the boards of the Georgia Chamber of Commerce and Savannah Area Chamber of Commerce. He also serves on the Savannah Area Chamber Board\u2019s Executive Committee. He has served on the Leadership Georgia Board of Trustees, as the Leadership Georgia Chairman of Selections, and as President of the Leadership Savannah Board of Directors.\nDr. Cheryl Davenport Dozier, Vice Chair\nDr. Cheryl Davenport Dozier was named the 13th president of Savannah State University on May 9th, 2012, after serving one year as interim president and quickly instilling a culture of service, strength and unity across the Savannah State campus. An experienced and highly regarded university-level professor, researcher, author and administrator known throughout the University System of Georgia for her intellect, charisma and leadership abilities, Dozier is firmly committed to advancing the legacy of academic excellence and community engagement set in place when SSU was founded in 1890.Prior to taking the helm at Savannah State, Dozier served as associate provost and chief diversity officer for the Office of Institutional Diversity at the University of Georgia. In that role \u2014 to which she was appointed in 2006 after four years as assistant vice president of academic affairs at the Gwinnett University Center \u2014 Dozier led UGA\u2019s efforts to evaluate existing programs and develop new initiatives to support diversity and equity. Dozier earned her bachelor\u2019s degree from Fairleigh-Dickinson University, her Master of Social Work degree from the Atlanta University School of Social Work (now Clark-Atlanta University) and her Doctor of Social Work degree from Hunter College at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York. She is an active member of numerous professional and civic organizations \u2014 including the board of the United Way of the Coastal Empire, Savannah Economic Development Authority, and the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC) Council of Presidents \u2014 and president of the Georgia Association for Women in Higher Education.\nTom Reilly, Vice Chair\nTom Reilly worked at Putnam Investments from 1982-2004 and was also the Head of European Business, London UK, 2000-2004. His extensive background includes Head and Chief Investment Officer of Value Equities, Boston MA 1986-2000, Portfolio Manager, George Putnam Fund, Boston MA 1984-1993, and CIGNA Insurance, Hartford CT 1981-1982. He was a Senior Equity Analyst at Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company, Springfield MA 1976-1981, a Portfolio Manager and Analyst at Allstate Insurance, Northbrook IL 1973-1976, a Venture Capital Analyst at First Chicago Corporation, Chicago IL 1968-1973 and an Investment Officer, Venture Capital Group. He graduated from the University of Chicago with an MBA in 1971 and attended Knox College where he obtained a BA in Economics in 1968. Additional activities and accomplishments include: Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) 1977, US Army Reserves- 12th Special Forces Group 1968-1974, Trustee-Savannah Music Festival 2008-Present, Board of Directors- America\u2019s Second Harvest of Coastal Georgia 2011-Present and Knox College Board of Trustees 1997-2009.\nDr. David M. Hillenbrand, Vice Chair\nDr. David M. Hillenbrand is a retired museum and global business executive and an avid art collector. Dr. Hillenbrand served as President and Chief Executive Officer of the Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh from 2005-2011 and again as Interim President and CEO from 2013-2014. In this role, he oversaw four diverse museums: Carnegie Museum of Art, Carnegie Museum of Natural History, Carnegie Science Center, and The Andy Warhol Museum. During Dr. Hillenbrand\u2019s tenure, Carnegie Museums completed its Building the Future capital campaign with $161 million in pledged gifts\u2014$11 million above its goal. Museum projects completed during his time include Dinosaurs in Their Time, Highmark SportsWorks\u00ae, roboworld\u2122, and the Ailsa Mellon Bruce Galleries of decorative arts. Another significant development, which Hillenbrand spearheaded, was the $23 million sale of three acres of land to Carnegie Mellon University that created a much-anticipated economic, cultural, and educational gateway between the museum and university campus. Before entering the museum field, Dr. Hillenbrand spent his professional career working for the global chemicals giant, Bayer AG. He served in a number of senior management positions during his 27-year career with the company, including serving as president of Bayer Canada. Dr. Hillenbrand continues to serve on several corporate boards. Dr. Hillenbrand was born in Germany and holds a Ph.D. in Germanics from the University of Washington. He has been a part-time resident of Savannah, Georgia, since 2005, and a full-time resident since January 1, 2016.\nCheri Roach, Past Chair\nCheri Roach grew up in Atlanta; she worked in North Carolina, Texas, New Jersey and Boston before moving to Savannah in 1993. She began her professional career with AT&T, and then proceeded to become the Vice President and Chief Information Officer of three publically traded corporations. She now works with her husband, Benjamin R. Roach (a prior Telfair Museum Trustee). Cheri also worked with the Parent and Child Development Services, Savannah Symphony and Savannah Music Festival Organizations.\nKelly L. Bouchillon, Sr.\nKelly L. Bouchillon, Sr. is a co-founder and Senior Partner at Sound View Wealth Advisers on Skidaway Island in Savannah. Kelly retired from Merrill Lynch as a Senior Vice President in March 2018 after 28 years to form an independent financial planning and investment advisory firm along with his wife, Melissa, and his investment partner of 24 years at Merrill Lynch, Mr. Ham. Kelly began his investment career in 1989 at Merrill Lynch and in 2005 earned his Certified Financial Planner Designation. In past years, he has been a guest speaker at numerous functions and worked closely with new Financial Advisors. Kelly and his partner formed the Bouchillon & Ham Group within Merrill Lynch in 1994 to specialize in investment management, estate planning, and financial planning advisory services for retirees. He has been a charitable contributor to Kiwanis Club of Skidaway Island, Savannah Country Day School, Savannah Philharmonic, St. Joseph\u2019s Candler Foundation, and numerous other organizations. An accomplished golfer, he has competed in countless local tournaments and championships for many years and also on the state level. His hobbies include power boating and snow skiing with family and friends, and he has a passion for sailing, which he professes to do \u201cnot nearly enough nor nearly well enough.\u201d Kelly and Melissa have four children, he has coached in various sports, and they live in The Landings. Kelly has served as a committee member for both The Landings Club and The Landings Association. As a native Savannahian, Kelly graduated from Savannah Country Day School and went on to study Economics and English at the University of Georgia. Kelly professes Telfair Museums to be a \u201ccrown jewel\u201d in Savannah\u2019s history, tourism, and cultural activities.\nMalcolm L. Butler\nMalcolm L. Butler was born and raised in Savannah. He graduated from Savannah Country Day School in 1976 and received his Bachelor of Arts degree from Duke University in 1980. Upon graduation, he began working at The Fiduciary Group, taking time out to earn his J.D. from the University of Georgia School of Law in 1985 with a focus on estate and trust law, as well as taxation. Malcolm is the President and CEO of The Fiduciary Group, having served as investment advisor for over 35 years and as administrator of hundreds of trusts and estates. In civic affairs, Malcolm has served as a Director of the Rotary Club of Savannah, YMCA, Isle of Hope Historical Association, and the Skidaway Health and Living Services, Inc., which operates The Marshes of Skidaway Island, a continuing care retirement community. He has served in a number of different executive positions for nonprofit organizations, including President for both The Society of the Cincinnati in the State of Georgia and Colonial Wars in the State of Georgia. He was a Trustee of Savannah Country Day School and served on the Executive Committee as Secretary. He has served as President and Board member of the Executives\u2019 Association of Savannah.\nLeda Chong\nLeda Chong was named senior vice president of Government Programs and Sales in May 2016. In this role, she is responsible for worldwide government and special mission sales and marketing, international relations and business development, government contracts, as well as trade and regulatory compliance. Chong previously served as Gulfstream\u2019s senior vice president, Strategic Planning, and led the identification and pursuit of strategic business opportunities for Gulfstream, with particular emphasis on international markets. She also served as Gulfstream\u2019s senior vice president, Asia Pacific. Chong came to Gulfstream from parent company General Dynamics. Prior to joining General Dynamics in 2007, Chong was a career military officer serving in various leadership roles in the United States Navy. She serves on the board of the National Aeronautic Association (NAA); is an active member of the General Aviation and Manufacturing Association\u2019s International Committee and co-chairs the US China Aviation Cooperation Program\u2019s General and Business Aviation Committee.\nSylvia Coker\nSylvia Coker is a native of Savannah and a graduate of Savannah Country Day School. She and her husband, Charles, lived in Hartsville, South Carolina for 17 years before moving to Bluffton four years ago. Sylvia is actively involved with the Davenport House Committee, the Trustees Garden Club, and the Bethesda Women\u2019s Board. She serves on the Visitors Board of Savannah Country Day and is a grant-writing volunteer for the Beaufort/Jasper Volunteers in Medicine. Sylvia received her undergraduate degree from Vanderbilt University and her graduate degree in secondary education from the University of Virginia. Recognizing the need for a strong educational alternative in the Hartsville area, she was a founding board member of Trinity Collegiate School and was Board Chair of Thomas Hart Academy. She also served on the Boards of the Hartsville Community Concert Association, the Free Medical Clinic of Darlington County, and the Merrie-Woode Foundation in Cashiers, NC. Sylvia and Charles have four daughters. Sylvia serves on the Flower Guild at The Church of the Cross in Bluffton.\nJan Hill Dorman\nJan Hill Dorman was raised in Phoenix, Arizona. She graduated from Mills College in 1968 and then served in the Peace Corps and VISTA. After several years with Bank of America, she attended Stanford University, receiving her MBA in 1975. She and her husband, Lawrence Dorman, also MBA 1975, then moved to New York. Jan worked for International Paper Company, directing tax-exempt financing for several years before becoming managing partner of Institutional Energy Investors, a private equity firm investing in the oil and gas business. After moving to Connecticut, she continued consulting and teaching. In a move to Boston, she was the major gifts officer for UNICEF for several years. She has served on the board of the Florence Griswold Museum, in Old Lyme, CT, the Board of Overseers at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, where she chaired the Patrons Program, and the board of UNICEF. She and her husband moved to the Savannah area four years ago.\nMeredith Repella Dulany\nMeredith Repella Dulany grew up in Savannah. After graduating from the Savannah Country Day School, Meredith attended Southern Methodist University on a ballet scholarship. She graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Education and taught ballet in Augusta and Savannah for four years before leaving to study and perform in New York City. As injuries prevented further study, Meredith focused on coordinating and managing events for National Public Broadcasting, with whom she worked in Manhattan. In 2004, Meredith returned to Savannah to direct major events for the Savannah College of Art and Design, working in Savannah, Atlanta, Washington, D.C., New York, Lacoste, and Paris. She married her husband, Reed, and quickly became project manager for both the renovation of the \u201cold Savannah Bank\u201d into the couple\u2019s first restaurant, local11ten, and the restoration of the couple\u2019s historic home. Meredith is now a full-time volunteer serving as Secretary of The Women\u2019s Board of Bethesda, where she also chaired the Academic Achievement Committee for seven years. She serves on the Advisory Board for the Next Generation for the Children\u2019s Hospital at Memorial University Medical Center. Meredith works as a volunteer, Class Mom and Parent Liaison at the Savannah Country Day School and assists at the Savannah Classical Academy in the office and classroom. Meredith has been a board member of the Downtown Neighborhood Association since 2009 and has served as DNA\u2019s Events Chair and Secretary. Meredith has volunteered for Telfair Museums\u2019 Art Fair, Arty Party, and the annual Telfair Ball.\nBrent Harlander\nBrent Harlander was born in Minneapolis but has lived in Savannah since age 4. Brent is a graduate of Savannah Country Day School Class of 1997 and received a BBA from the University of Georgia Terry College of Business. Brent travels extensively for Gavilon LLC, the second largest distributor of specialty and bulk fertilizer, with more than 80 fertilizer terminals worldwide, and is one of the top three distributors in Mexico, Peru, and South Africa. Brent and his wife, Lindsay, are members of St. John\u2019s Episcopal Church and are the parents of Katherine, 8, Lydia, 6, and Charlie, 3.\nOriginally from Louisville, Kentucky, Josh Keller moved to Savannah in 2002 to pursue his career in the communications business where he serves as Director for a Verizon Wireless retailer and is responsible for 21 locations and 160 employees in Savannah with a territory of coastal Florida, Georgia & South Carolina. Josh graduated from Indiana University with a degree in Marketing. Josh has served on the boards of the Savannah Children\u2019s Choir. Downtown Neighborhood Association and is also on the board of the Historic Savannah Foundation.\nDr. M. Ann Levett\nDr. M. Ann Levett, the current Deputy Superintendent, worked in the Savannah-Chatham Public Schools from 1976 to 1995 and returned to the Savannah area in fall 2013. During her tenure with the district, she served as Principal of Savannah High School and Assistant Principal at Beach High. After leaving the district, she went on to become Executive Director of the School Development Program at the Yale University School of Medicine Child Study Center. She holds a Doctorate in Educational Administration and Supervision from the University of Georgia; Education Specialist and Master\u2019s degrees from Georgia Southern; and a Bachelor of Science in Speech and Language Pathology from Armstrong. She is a member of Butler Presbyterian Church, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated, The Savannah (GA) Chapter, The Links, Incorporated, Board of Directors for Greenbriar Children\u2019s Center, Board of Community Advisors for Junior League of Savannah, Advisory Board for St. Joseph/Candler African-American Health Information and Resource Center, Scholarship Chair of the Greater Savannah Athletic Hall of Fame, and several other community organizations. Levett was recognized recently for her contributions to the field of education by the Georgia Senate. She is the proud mother of two adult daughters.\nLeslie B. Littlejohn\nLeslie B. Littlejohn has served on the Board of New Canaan Country School, the YMCA, and The Taft School, where she co-chaired its development committee and was a founding board member and Chair of Stepping Stones Museum for Children in Norwalk, Conn. Leslie is currently a board member of Horizons National Board since 2008 and co-chair of their development committee, and a recent member of the Horizons Savannah board. She previously worked as a fashion editor at Glamour and Harper\u2019s Bazaar magazines.\nKendall Maginnis McCurry\nKendall Maginnis McCurry is a native of Baton Rouge, Louisiana. She graduated from Louisiana State University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in French. After living and working in Atlanta for several years, she moved to Savannah in 2001 to attend the Savannah College of Art and Design. Upon receiving a Master of Arts in Art History, Kendall worked for SCAD in their Exhibitions and Admissions departments, as well as at the SCAD Museum of Art. Kendall is married to Savannahian Jamie McCurry and has recently closed her Savannah Carlisle Collection agency to focus on raising their three children. Kendall supports multiple statewide and community organizations, including Leadership Georgia (2005 graduate), the Junior League of Savannah (past member), Savannah Christian Preparatory School, and the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. She chaired the Telfair Art Fair in 2014 and is a past advisory board member of Memorial Hospital\u2019s Next Generation. She is an active member of Seeds and Weeds Garden Club and St. Thomas Episcopal Church.\nJ. Wilson Morris\nJ. Wilson Morris lived in Washington, DC and southern Maryland as a young child before moving to Alabama during World War II. Chosen as Valedictorian for his graduating class at Sheffield High School in Alabama, Morris would go on to attend Princeton University on a Navy ROTC scholarship, graduating with honors with a major in History. As a US Navy Lieutenant, Morris was Operations Officer on the USS Cook operating off the coast of Vietnam. Morris\u2019 ship received the Arleigh Burke Award for combat efficiency in the Pacific Fleet. In the spring of 1965, in an operation that would be crucial to the start of the Vietnam War, he served as Primary Control Officer for the landings of Marines at Chu Lai and Phu Bai. From 1965-1980 Morris served as a journalist, reporter and editor for newspapers in Florida, Texas, Washington, DC and Ohio, including seven years with The Washington Post. Starting in 1980 his career turned to the United States Federal Government where he served as a senior advisor to the U.S. House of Representatives Majority Leader; the Chairman of the House Budget Committee; and the Speaker of the U.S. House. Morris played a prominent role in negotiations to end Contra operations and achieve peace in Central America helping to end the Contra War. At the end of his illustrious career from 1990-1997, he served with the United States Agency for International Development, assisting on Latin American operations and completing work on a Master\u2019s in Education, from Marymount University. Morris is past president of the Princeton Club of Savannah, a member of the Princeton Club of New York City, Co-director of the Savannah English Speaking Union Shakespeare contest, and a member of the Washington, DC, Chevy Chase Club and was on the Board of the Washington Tennis Foundation. Wilson is married to Linda Fisk Morris and they reside in Savannah, Georgia.\nDave Neises\nDave Neises is President of The Commonwealth Company, an advisory firm specializing in real estate and finance for the hospitality industry. Previously, he held several executive positions with The Promus Companies (now a part of Hilton Hotels), culminating with Senior Director of Development for Homewood Suites by Hilton. Prior to that, he served in numerous capacities within the hotel and restaurant fields. He and his wife Sylvaine moved to Savannah six years ago from Atlanta. He sits on the board of the Savannah Music Festival and serves on its Executive Committee. He was previously Chairman of the Georgia Chapter of the Counselors of Real Estate, and was Past President of the Georgia Chapter of the Cornell Hotel Society. He has guest lectured at Cornell University and Georgia State University, and is a graduate of Cornell\u2019s School of Hotel Administration.\nDavid E. Paddison\nDavid E. Paddison, CPCU serves as President of Seacrest Partners, Inc., a privately-held insurance brokerage and employee benefits consulting firm based in Savannah, Georgia. A native of Savannah, Mr. Paddison has been active in the local insurance and business community for more than 29 years. As the head of Seacrest Partners, Mr. Paddison is committed to building an organization that is an asset to the community in terms of professionalism and civic support.Mr. Paddison began his career in the insurance industry in 1984 when he joined the commercial insurance division of Palmer & Cay, Inc. in Savannah, Georgia. During his 29 years in the insurance brokerage business, Mr. Paddison has provided risk management advice and property-casualty insurance brokerage services to clients in a wide range of industries and in every region of the United States. He has developed special expertise in risk management and insurance plan design for major contractors, national retailers and large property management firms.In 2006, Mr. Paddison and six former Palmer & Cay executives established a new insurance brokerage and benefits consulting firm, Seacrest Partners, Inc. Seacrest Partners now employs 42 insurance professionals in Savannah and Atlanta and their client list extends across the United States. Seacrest Partners\u2019 staff includes industry specialists in healthcare, construction, financial institutions, education, retail, manufacturing and property management.Mr. Paddison earned a Bachelor of Arts in Economics from Drew University in Madison, New Jersey. While attending Drew University, Mr. Paddison was an active member of the Cycling and Lacrosse teams and studied international economics in Brussels, Belgium and at the United Nations headquarters in New York City. A dedicated student of his profession, Mr. Paddison earned the Chartered Property Casualty Underwriter (CPCU) professional designation in 1993. Other industry designations include Associate in Fidelity and Surety Bonding (AFSB) and Accredited Advisor in Insurance (AAI).\nHuguenin (Hue) Thomas III\nHuguenin (Hue) Thomas III is a native of Savannah. Hue is the retired Vice President of Corporate Relations for Owens and Minor. Based in Virginia, Owens and Minor, Inc. is a Fortune 500 company that was named to Fortune magazine\u2019s \u201c2014 World\u2019s Most Admired Companies\u201d list in March. Hue and his wife, noted artist Fran Thomas, returned to Savannah in 2003 and served as the first co-chairs of Telfair Museums\u2019 Gari Melchers Collectors\u2019 Society, 2008-2013. Hue serves on the Board of the Rotary Club of Savannah (Downtown) and is the immediate past Chairman of the Board of Senior Citizens, Inc. He currently is a member of the Davenport House Endowment Committee after serving two terms as a Board member for the Historic Savannah Foundation. Hue received his B.S. in Industrial Management from Georgia Tech. He and Fran have two children and two grandchildren.\nVincent West was born and raised in Atlanta, where he would go on to graduate from the University of Georgia\u2019s Terry Business School. Vincent\u2019s business pursuits have included: a retail glassware company; a Southeastern billboard company; real estate development, including Utana Bluffs, a boutique mountain community in the North Georgia mountains; and he is the founder of Floor and D\u00e9cor, a nationwide chain of over 80 hard-surface flooring superstores with 5,000 employees. Floor and D\u00e9cor went public in the spring of 2017 on the NYSC. Its symbol is FND. Vincent currently serves as Founder and Vice Chairman of Floor and D\u00e9cor. Vincent previously served as the Chairman of Reflections Ministries of Atlanta, is a past member of the Session of Trinity Presbyterian Church, a past member of the board of Georgia Museum of Art, Lamar Dodd School of Art of the University of Georgia, a past member of the George West Mental Health Organization, and served with several other nonprofit organizations over the years. Vincent currently serves as Chair of the Lamar Dodd School of Art and on the board of The Savannah Music Festival. Vincent was previously the President of West Building Materials, served on the board of Rhoades Furniture Company, and was a past member of the Young Presidents Organization. West is also a member of the Piedmont Driving Club and The Savannah Yacht Club. Vincent is married to Lisa West, and they have three children, Ansley, married to Rafe Rivers; Cubby, married to Dakin Spain; and a son, Vincent. Vincent\u2019s hobbies include tennis, fishing, hunting, hiking, skiing, gardening, cooking, and traveling and spending time with his children and grandchildren.\nSusan Willetts is a retired partner of Goldman, Sachs, & Co., where she spent her career in the investment banking division. She and her husband, Alan Pritz, became part-time residents of the Savannah area in 2010. Prior to joining Goldman, Sachs, & Co., Ms. Willetts was treasurer of Microdot Inc. She has a Bachelor of Arts from Dartmouth College and received her Master of Business Administration from Kellogg School of Business at Northwestern University. Ms. Willetts currently serves on the Board of Directors of Memorial Health, where she is vice chair; The Chicago Botanic Garden, where she is the former chair and a member of the executive committee; and the board of the Ford Plantation, where she is treasurer. She has previously served on the board of The Field Museum in Chicago; Cellular Dynamics International, a biotech company; and Yonkers Department Stores.\nRichard Eckburg served in the United States Army during the Korean War. Following the war, he began his UPS career as a driver in his home state of Illinois. He then began serving in sales, marketing, and operations. For a decade he was responsible for the UPS operation in Chicago and was ultimately promoted to Vice President in charge of Public Affairs. Richard retired from the United Parcel Service in 1986 after an impressive 33-year term. Richard currently serves on the Savannah Board of Visitors; this board is a voluntary board comprised of leaders in business, industry, education, and art and design. The board plays an integral role in assisting the office of institutional advancement in fundraising and friendship-building for SCAD.\nAlice A. Jepson\nA native of Richmond, VA and an alumna of Mary Washington College in Fredericksburg, VA, Alice and her husband, Robert S. Jepson, Jr. moved to Savannah in 1990. She has served on the Boards of Savannah Country Day School, Savannah Health Mission, Hospice Savannah, Savannah Book Festival, Bethesda Home for Boys (Chair 2000-2002) and Telfair Museums (Chair 2013-2015). She is one of the founders of the Charter Circle at Memorial University Medical Center. Alice is the recipient of an Honorary Degree of Humane Letters from her alma mater and an Honorary Degree of Humane Letters from the Savannah College of Art and Design. She has received the Savannah Technical College Community Star Award, Savannah Children\u2019s Choir \u201cOne Small Voice\u201d Award and recognition from SCAD as one of the \u201cSavannah Women of Vision.\u201d She currently serves on the Foundation Board of the Savannah Classical Academy.\nRobert S. Jepson\nRobert S. Jepson is Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer of Jepson Inc., a private investment company located in Savannah, Georgia. He holds undergraduate and graduate degrees from the University of Richmond. Jepson was formerly Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Kuhlman Corporation (NYSE) from 1993 until its sale to Borg-Warner Automotive Inc. in 1999. Prior to that, Jepson founded and was Chairman and CEO of the Jepson Corporation from 1983 until its sale in 1989. 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She received the Gertrude Hollowbush Award in 1999 and was a previous Leadership Chair for United Way in 2003.\nAnn Miller was born in Lowville, New York and attended the University of Rochester. She moved to Savannah with her husband Bill in 1967. Since then she has been an active community volunteer and has worked with organizations such as the Junior League of Savannah and the Historic Savannah Foundation. She was a member of the board for Memorial Health and is a former Chair of the Telfair board. Ann was also the Chair of the Telfair Ball Committee for two years.\nFrida Sinkler\nFrida Sinkler is a native Savannahian and attended Savannah Country Day School; however, she graduated from Oldfields School in Glencoe, Maryland. She then attended Mount Vernon College. After moving to Charleston, Frida joined the Gibbes Art Gallery board and was President of their Women\u2019s Council. Aside from her lengthy contributions and involvement with the Telfair, Frida is involved with other Savannah organizations. She is the past President of the Trustees Garden Club, a board member at the Wormsloe Plantation, a press advisory board member for the University of Georgia, and a past President (and currently involved) with the Wildlife Education Center at Georgia Southern.\nCathy Solomons\nCathy Solomons attended Savannah Country Day School and the University of Georgia where she majored in art education. From 1978 to 1982, she was the Director of Cultural Affairs for the City of Savannah. Since that time, she has been a homemaker and community volunteer, focusing her efforts on education and the arts. Cathy has been involved with various organizations such as Savannah Junior League (past President \u2013 current sustaining member), Savannah Country Day School (past Co-Chairman, long range plan), Jewish Food Festival (past Co-Chair), Chatham County Jury Commissioner, and the Savannah Arts Commission (past board member, past Chairman). She has also been involved with the Savannah Symphony women\u2019s guild (past board member), Washington University in St. Louis (past member, Executive Committee, Parents\u2019 Council), Parent and Child Development Services (past board member) and the Savannah Science Museum (past board member). In 1985, she was the recipient of the Savannah Jaycees Young Person of the Year Award.\nHelen Steward is a graduate of Savannah Country Day School and St. Mary\u2019s College in Raleigh, North Carolina. She was a previous member of the Junior League of Savannah (Area Council 1973 \u2013 1975), and the Cultural Arts Commission of Savannah (1987 \u2013 1994). Helen has served as a board member for Savannah Speech and Hearing Center (Vice-Chairman), Steward Palliative Care Endowment (2006-2009), Savannah Music Festival (2007-2010), and the Endowment Board of the Bethesda Union Society of Savannah. She was also actively involved with Hospice Savannah and served as a board member, President, and chairman of the board. Currently, Helen is involved with First Families of South Carolina and the National Society of the Colonial Dames of America in the state of Georgia. She is a member of Independent Presbyterian Church and an associate member of the First Presbyterian Church in Highlands, North Carolina.\nMaureen S. Brennan, President, Telfair Academy Guild\nMaureen S. Brennan was born in North Carolina and grew up in Texas and New Jersey, before settling in Massachusetts after completing college. Maureen attended the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill and received a Bachelor of Science degree in Physical Therapy. Maureen is a retired physical therapist, mother of two children and seven grandchildren, and is a member of the Skidaway Island United Methodist Church. Maureen has served on the UNC Physical Therapist Advisory Board, Wellesley Country Club Board of Governors, and the Landings Club Board of Governors. While living in Wellesley, MA, she served on various town committees. Maureen and her husband, John J. Brennan, live at the Landings.\nNancy S. Boyd, Chair, Gari Melchers Collectors\u2019 Society\nNancy S. Boyd holds Bachelor\u2019s and Master\u2019s degrees in music from Washington University in St. Louis. She has sung opera, oratorio, and recitals as well as teaching, and has worked to put performing artists into schools through Young Audiences. Her love of art and antiques led her into the antiques business, which she pursued for more than 20 years prior to coming to Savannah in 2000. 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        "raw_content": "Exporting Tyranny through Foreign Aid\nBy John Glaser \u2022 April 19, 2011\nWill upheaval in the Middle East force the U.S. to rethink its practice of subsidizing repressive regimes?\nBy John Glaser | April 19, 2011\nBefore the successful ouster of Egypt\u2019s President Hosni Mubarak, Tahrir Square was filled with chants and handcrafted picket signs pleading with the U.S. to stop funding Mubarak\u2019s repressive government. Rubber bullets, shotgun shells, and teargas canisters were collected by the largely peaceful protestors \u2013 and given to news agencies to show to the world \u2013 with the names of American military contractors branded on them. The Mubarak regime received approximately $60 billion in U.S. aid throughout his tenure.\nUprisings in Yemen and calls for President Ali Abdullah Saleh to step down have been intensifying. Reports in late March of non-violent protestors being shot with live rounds, killing and wounding hundreds, put in question the Obama administration\u2019s escalation of support to Yemen. A June 2010 Amnesty International report published \u201cimages of a US-manufactured cruise missile that carried cluster munitions\u201d aimed at \u201can alleged al-Qaida training camp in Yemen that killed 41 local residents, including 14 women and 21 children.\u201d The bombings were later corroborated to have been launched on presidential orders and in conjunction with the Yemeni government, which has received over $300 million from the U.S. in the past five years.\nIn Bahrain in late February, when security forces opened fire on peaceful demonstrators and began to enforce martial law, similar revelations of U.S. backing came to the fore. The tens of millions of dollars sent to the Bahraini government each year in part help King Hamad bin Isa Al-Khalifa maintain domestic stability \u2013 as well as compensate for his country hosting the U.S. Navy\u2019s Fifth Fleet, one of the largest military forces in the region.\nThe recent onset of anti-government demonstrations across the Middle East has placed an integral pillar of U.S. foreign policy into flux. America\u2019s consistent, decades-long policy of lavish support for Middle Eastern autocrats is becoming prominent enough in the national debate to shake it from its seemingly unshakable roots.\nThe maverick Tea Party Senator Rand Paul grabbed headlines in late January when he told CNN\u2019s Wolf Blitzer he would end all aid to foreign governments, including Israel. Other congressional leaders, like Senator Patrick Leahy, exhibited similar scrutiny for foreign aid when he stated during Egyptian protests that \u201cif [Mubarak] doesn\u2019t leave, there will not be foreign aid; I mean, it\u2019s as simple as that.\u201d\nTexas Congressman Louie Gohmert complained on the House floor that foreign aid is inconsistent with American values. America \u201cwas all about human rights, human dignity, and human freedom,\u201d he said. \u201cAnd we see that slipping away every time we prop up some brutal dictator.\u201d\nLeahy and others have been citing what is called the Leahy Law, enacted in 1997, which prohibits U.S. assistance to foreign military or security forces credibly accused of human rights violations. However, this legislation applies only to programs funded under the Foreign Operations Act and the Defense Department Appropriations Act; it does not apply to drug enforcement and non-Defense Department counterterrorism assistance. These technicalities and the overriding justification of vital national security interests have allowed the government to consistently circumvent the law\u2019s injunctions.\nJustin Logan, Associate Director of Foreign Policy Studies at the Cato Institute, told TAC in an interview that \u201cU.S. policy in the Middle East is caught up in a contradiction.\u201d Some elements of U.S. influence have been \u201ctrying to promote a wave of democratic revolutions in the region\u201d while others have been trying to keep \u201cthe balance of power by giving support to various players.\u201d\nIn mid-April, The New York Times reported that \u201ceven as the United States poured billions of dollars into foreign military programs and anti-terrorism campaigns, a small core of government-financed organizations\u201d channeled money to democratic movements within these countries. The Times quotes Stephen McInerney of the Project on Middle East Democracy explaining that \u201cWe didn\u2019t fund them to start protests, but we did help support their development of skills and networking.\u201d\n\u201cThe money spent on these programs was minute compared with efforts led by the Pentagon,\u201d the report said. And the people in the region \u201care also aware that the same government also trained the state security investigative service, which was responsible for the harassment and jailing of many of us,\u201d an Egyptian activist told the Times.\nBut other signs of a break with this Washington consensus came after the wave of protests broke out. After the shootings in Bahrain, political pressure and an unusual amount of media coverage on the issue prompted the Obama administration to review its policy. The State Department, in a letter to Senator Leahy, said, \u201cthe administration is reevaluating its procedures for reviewing U.S. security assistance and defense sales during periods of domestic unrest and violence and has specifically included Bahrain in this reassessment.\u201d This investigation, reported the Wall Street Journal, \u201ccould force the U.S. to cut off aid to specific military units found to be involved in crackdowns on civilian protestors.\u201d\nIn April, the Wall Street Journal reported that the Obama administration quietly suspended portions of an aid package set for Yemen \u201cworth a potential $1 billion or more over several years,\u201d news that came almost a month after Human Rights Watch publicly urged that \u201cThe United States should immediately suspend military assistance to Yemen.\u201d\nBrian Katulis, a Senior Fellow at the Center for American Progress, predicts that U.S. assistance to \u201cthe security sector will be unsustainable in an Egypt that is even marginally more responsive to popular moods.\u201d This reflects an understanding in Washington that with more democratic control and autonomy in the region, maintaining support for dictators will not be tolerated by the populations.\nThese are noteworthy developments given how steadfast American support for Arab tyrannies has been over the years. Immediately after World War II, \u201cthe Defense Department, the CIA, the State Department, and USAID provided assistance to police and internal security forces in key strategic regions,\u201d said a 2006 RAND Corporation report. The flow of aid to successive regimes in the Middle East has been consistent ever since.\nThis underbelly of foreign policy has typically resided in the shadows when it comes to the national debate. But the democratic fervor and uprisings against U.S.-backed dictatorships in recent months makes this mainstay of American foreign policy difficult for Washington to hide. The crackdowns many of these regimes have engaged in to suppress the popular revolts exposes the U.S. as knowingly behind that suppression, and Muslims in the Arab world have been crying hypocrite. \u201cNo system of government,\u201d Obama said in his speech in Cairo in June 2009, \u201ccan or should be imposed upon one nation by another.\u201d\nSupport for repressive Middle Eastern regimes has to some extent been exposed to the limelight since September 11th. In 2004, early on in the Bush administration\u2019s war on terror, the Department of Defense sent an unclassified report to Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld saying, \u201cIf it is one overarching goal they [Islamists] share, it is the overthrow of what Islamists call \u2018apostate\u2019 regimes: the tyrannies of Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Jordan and the Gulf States\u201d and that \u201cThe United States finds itself in the strategically awkward \u2013 and potentially dangerous \u2013 situation of being the longstanding prop and alliance partner of these authoritarian regimes. Without the US these regimes could not survive.\u201d\nIn this context, the wave of protests sweeping across the Middle East and North Africa, putting many U.S. clients in danger of being deposed, has led the media and the public to challenge such support for dictatorship. In a February poll, Rasmussen reported that 58 percent of American adults and 76 percent of Republicans \u201cbelieve America should end all foreign aid to Arab countries in the Middle East.\u201d\nBut cemented policies of the federal government going back a half-century don\u2019t get eliminated that easily. \u201cI suspect that public opinion with regard to the aid to various countries will not cause or prevent change,\u201d Justin Logan told TAC. \u201cAid to Middle Eastern autocracies just isn\u2019t a salient issue in American politics, so it is entirely possible for Beltway elites to defy public opinion on the issue, because no one votes or gives money based on it.\u201d\nAnd Logan\u2019s suspicions have been playing out. In the immediate aftermath of Mubarak\u2019s departure, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton announced $150 million of aid in his wake, saying \u201cthe U.S. is ready to provide assistance to Egypt to advance its efforts.\u201d Defense Secretary Robert Gates, on a recent visit to Egypt, met with Field Marshal Mohamed Hussein Tantawi, who heads the ruling military council. Speaking for Gates, Pentagon Press Secretary Geoff Morrell said he \u201cthought there was support for sustaining military support to Egypt as well as other forms of aid.\u201d\nSome of the most influential leaders in Congress \u2013 Senate Foreign Relations Committee chairman John Kerry, Homeland Security Committee chairman Joe Lieberman, and ranking member on the Armed Services Committee John McCain \u2014 have been pushing for similar aid packages to places like Egypt and Tunisia.\nWhile the regular $1.5 billion in aid to Egypt has been officially requested for next year, Obama has additionally requested another $120 million for the Yemeni government in FY 2012. Oman is set for $12.6 million, Jordan has $675 million, Tunisia another $6.5 million, and almost $3 billion for Pakistan \u2013 to say nothing of Iraq, Afghanistan, and Israel.\nIn a hearing in front of the House Armed Services Committee, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Admiral Mike Mullen responded to pressure from representatives taking aim at foreign aid and itching to cut the federal budget. \u201cFoolhardy it would be,\u201d he said, \u201cfor us to make hasty judgments about the benefits \u2013 tangible and intangible \u2013 that are about to be derived from forging strong military relationships overseas.\u201d Mullen urged caution when considering \u201cchanges to those relationships \u2013 in either aid or assistance.\u201d\nIn mid-March Texas Congressman Ted Poe introduced the Foreign Aid Accountability Act, which would make aid to each individual country contingent on a congressional vote, instead of the omnibus-style, packaged bill for all foreign aid. \u201cIt is time to re-evaluate foreign aid,\u201d Poe says. \u201cThe United States sends taxpayer money to 150 of 192 countries in the world. The American people would be shocked to know some of the places where we send their money. Our country simply cannot afford to be shelling out taxpayer money to nations when it is not in the best interest of the United States.\u201d\nThe customarily sub rosa policy of actively supporting repressive dictatorships by itself produces enough oppression and perverse consequences to justify rescinding it. But considering America\u2019s precarious debt situation and the eruption of the Middle East in revolutionary fervor, our most time-honored tradition of support for Middle East tyrannies may soon have to be modified. The current uprisings are in part a response to U.S. meddling and the end result of the transitions taking place is yet unclear. But the prospect of a Middle East functioning by the consent of the governed may lead to drastic changes for Washington\u2019s modus operandi.\nJohn Glaser is an editorial assistant at The American Conservative.\nGetting Used to War\n14 Responses to Exporting Tyranny through Foreign Aid\nmorris wise says:\nNationalism in Northern Africa has got to go, it just produces headaches. Real Democracy will install mediators, the job of the elected mediator will be to help keep peace among the various tribes. Outside investors will be welcome in this new order, no nationalistic warlord will stand in their way.\nChespirito says:\nGREAT piece, thank you! Disingenuous context of so much reporting on MidEast-North Africa uprisings was that the US was standing idly by on the sidelines, and perhaps ought to intervene in some way. Of course we have been vigorously intervening all along, lavishly supporting Mubarak, Bahrain rulers, Saudis, not to mention Israel. This lavish support not only bankrolls human rights abuses, it damages our national security by creating anti-American resentment and then terrorist blowback. Welcome aboard Mr. Glaser.\nNo borrowing from China to send to Europe, the mid east or anywhere else in the world! It should be illegal for the U.S. to give money to anyone that has to be borrowed! Let them get their support from China, just like we do!\nJett Rucker says:\nREPRESSIVE regimes, hell! What about AGGRESSIVE regimes, that periodically attack, bomb, strafe, blockade, invade, conquer, and occupy their neighbors, let alone minorities within their borders?\nI\u2019m talking about Israel, the elephant in this room \u2013 the one that gets more aid, economic and military than any other regime by far, and tax deductions to private donors on top of that!\nNo repressive regime approaches the atrocities that Israel regularly visits upon its neighbors, not to mention spying on and politically terrorizing OUR OWN government, media, and academia.\nNo meaningful dent will be put in the US\u2019s foreign-aid machinations until we put an end to aid to the evil empire that now claims occupied Jerusalem as its capital.\nLibertarianBlue says:\nExcellent article, enough of foreign welfare. If people want to give money to other countries let them do it with their own money. Not the money of the tax payer.\nNo money to bribe nations at the UN, just imagine how fast the Kosher empire will fall flat fast on it\u2019s rear. If USA is soooooo broke and poverty is rampant throughout USA, how is it that USA can afford billion$ to hand out out? Forget about China loans,that is B>S. The real reason that Uncle Scam can make trillion$ out of thin air is that all countries must have billion$ in USA dollar reserves to trade\u2013mainly oil. USA just prints money. Now you know why USA/UK/France are in the far east black gold districts :^(\nMalik ibrahim says:\nThis is the tip of the iceberg phenomena. This levies will not hold long. The flooding water will have a much bigger impact than what we are anticipating. We are going to break it to save the situation very soon. It is the middle east Katrina if not world wide.\nlongseeker says:\nA good article as far as it goes. However it is not mentioned, and the responders don\u2019t seem to recognize that this cash aid is required to be spent on US agricultural products and military hardware made in the USA. It is given to buy influence and supports the US economy. It probably can\u2019t be cut off.\nPingback: Stop Giving Foreign Aid to Dictators \u00ab News That Matters\nPingback: Why They *Still* Hate Us \u00ab Antiwar.com Blog\nPingback: America\u2019s \u201cDeep State\u201d \u00ab Antiwar.com Blog\nPingback: America\u2019s \u201cDeep State\u201d | Today's Defense\nPingback: Not the Oil? Really? \u00ab Antiwar.com Blog\nPingback: The More Things Change\u2026 \u00ab Antiwar.com Blog",
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        "raw_content": "The Online Lenders That Could Break the Payday Loan Racket\nSame-day loans provide quick cash to many Americans--but with crippling fees. New online lenders may provide a path to good credit.\nSophie QuintonNational Journal\nWhen Tara Richardson and her family moved into a new home recently, the cost of the professional movers put her over-budget. An elementary school teacher in St. Louis, Missouri, Richardson had taken out payday loans in the past to cover emergency expenses, but she was frustrated with the high fees associated with the short-term, small-dollar loans. So this time, she turned to a new online lender called Spotloan. Their loans, she found, were just as convenient as payday loans. But the interest rates were more reasonable.\nTwelve million borrowers take out a cash advance known as a payday loan each year, according to the Pew Safe Small Dollar Research Project. Pretty much anyone who draws a paycheck can qualify for such loans. A good chunk of the $7.4 billion borrowed goes towards fees, which are how the lenders turn a profit. The typical payday loan of $300, due in two weeks, carries a $45 fee. That works out to a hefty APR of 390 percent.\nA cohort of startups like Spotloan, LendUp, and FairLoan think they can provide people living paycheck-to-paycheck with a better source of credit. And they're processing reams of personal data to identify reliable borrowers and create loan structures that \u2014 they hope \u2014 can guide people living on the financial margins into the financial mainstream.\n\"Everything we build has to be a ladder,\"\u009d says LendUp CEO Sasha Orloff, referring to his company's goal of helping customers with little savings and not much of a credit history climb toward financial security. LendUp's website offers loans of up to $250 due in no more than 30 days. Loans don't roll over, borrowers who pay off their loans early are charged less interest, and those who pay off loans on time are lent money at lower rates in the future.\nA 30-day, $250 loan from LendUp carries a fee of $44, about half the rate offered by competitor payday lenders in California, says Orloff. Over time, LendUp aims to transition responsible borrowers into a 2 percent monthly interest rate loan that can be reported to a credit union or bank. The information helps borrowers establish a credit history, which will help allow them to qualify for bank loans in the future.\nWith wages stagnant and the cost of living rising, even middle-class Americans are turning to cash advances to help cover their expenses. For some borrowers, the payday loan makes financial sense. It can be cheaper to take out a payday loan than to be hit with bank fees when a check bounces, and defaults on payday loans aren't reported to credit bureaus. For those without a credit history, payday loans can be their only option.\nTraditional financial institutions have been reluctant to offer instant cash advances. Payday lending is a risky business: lenders keep their fees high for everyone to cover the cost of the few who default. Some community banks and credit unions give out small-dollar loans at a lower interest rate, but they tend to take additional precautions, like charging an annual fee.\nThe new nonbank lenders are betting that data analysis can help them get a better idea of which customers will be most reliable. LendUp approves 30 percent of loan applicants after processing digital records like the history of a borrower's phone bill, rent payments, and even social media history.\n\"Currently, underwriting in the payday loan space is basically: do you have a pay stub, do you have a bank account, and do you have a heartbeat,\"\u009d says Douglas Merrill, Founder and CEO of ZestFinance, which created the data analysis technology now used by a number of the new online lenders. To Merrill, a former Google CIO, all data has the potential to be credit data.\nZestFinance runs thousands of variables through ten mathematical models to come up with an assessment of how credit-worthy a given person is. Not only does the process generate a more accurate assessment than a traditional industry score, according to ZestFinance, but it takes just seconds to calculate.\nThe underwriting model Merrill developed now powers Spotloan. Thanks to better underwriting and an online platform \u2014 cheaper than a brick-and-mortar store \u2014 Spotloan can offer loans at about half the cost of a traditional payday loan, Merrill says. Spotloans are also structured in a way that makes them easier to repay: borrowers pay off both interest and principal in installments, as they would for a mortgage.\nZestFinance and its peers want to give people better credit options, not get more people into debt. But after a global financial crisis propelled by reckless borrowing, some consumer advocates question the wisdom of offering a new source of cheap credit.\n\"For a lot of people who are struggling with their finances, another loan \u2014 more debt \u2014 is not the answer,\"\u009d says Lauren Saunders, Managing Attorney at the National Consumer Law Center. \"If they can't get a loan at a reasonable price, they are better off tightening their belts.\"\u009d For customers who have trouble paying back their loans on time, some online lenders can be just as expensive as traditional payday loans. Spotloan, which is owned by the Turtle Mountain band of Chippewa Indians in North Dakota, makes clear on its website that its APR can go up to 390 percent.\nMost people who turn to payday lenders aren't taking out an emergency loan: they're habitual borrowers taking out cash to pay their rent, their credit card bills, or even to buy food, Pew found. Eighty-one percent of borrowers surveyed said that they'd cut back on expenses if payday loans weren't available.\nConsumer advocates also worry about the privacy implications of big data analytics. \"A lot of these new, high-tech, big-data programs, it's not clear how they sit under the Fair Credit Reporting Act or whether they're complying with it,\"\u009d Saunders says. And, of course, in order to have benefit from loans from LendUp and other providers, customers need to have reliable internet access.\nTransitioning marginal borrowers into the credit mainstream will take more than one loan, or even a series of loans. The bigger impact may come from another direction: changing how a person qualifies for mainstream sources of credit.\nZestFinance has already spoken to four of the five largest credit card companies and a few credit unions about adopting its underwriting technology. \"Very few of them have subprime offerings,\" says Merrill. \"But all of them are interested in finding ways to more effectively underwrite.\"\nSophie Quinton is a staff reporter for National Journal.",
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        "raw_content": "Hollywood\u2019s Sci-Fi Artist H.R. Giger Dead at 74\nH.R. Giger, best known for his work on movies like Alien and Poltergeist 2, died at the age of 74. The best way to pay tribute to the surrealist artist: get a tattoo of his work.\nLouie Psihoyos/Corbis\nSeventy-four-year-old Surrealist painter H.R. Giger, the man who influenced an entire generation of sci-fi films and fashion passed away on Monday due to complications after a fall at his home, the Associated Press reports.\nHans Ruedi Giger was best known for his contributions to Ridley Scott\u2019s 1979 blockbuster film Alien, for which he received an Academy Award in special effects. Before being discovered, Giger\u2014who was raised in rural Switzerland\u2014was creating what he defined as \u201cbiomechanical art\u201d that fused humans and machines into often times grotesque dystopian scenes.\n\u201cMy paintings seem to make the strongest impression on people who are, well, who are crazy,\u201d Giger said in a 1979 interview, according to AP. \u201cIf they like my work they are creative\u2026or they are crazy.\u201d\nOnce Hollywood discovered his work, Giger quickly became one of the main concept designers for many big-screen hits such as Species, Poltergeist 2, and Batman Forever. However, the artist\u2014after becoming frustrated with the industry\u2014soon disowned many of his contributions.\nHis work also found its way onto many album covers throughout the 70s, 80s, and 90s\u2014for bands such as Celtic Frost, Danzig and Debbie Harry\u2014sometimes landing the artists in hot water over their explicit content. Such was the case when popular punk band the Dead Kennedys included Giger\u2019s Landscape #XX, a landscape of erect penises, inside their 1985 album Frankenchrist.\nGiger thought the best form of flattery was the body art inspired by his work. \u201cThe greatest compliment is when people get tattooed with my work, whether it\u2019s done well or not,\u201d he told Seconds magazine in 1994. \u201cTo wear something like that your whole life is the largest compliment someone can pay to you as an artist.\u201d\nGiger\u2019s namesake museum in Gruyeres, Switzerland, founded in 1998, carries on his legacy.",
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        "title": "\u2018Newsroom\u2019 Premiere: Aaron Sorkin Puts CNN on Blast Over the Boston Bombing",
        "raw_content": "\u2018Newsroom\u2019 Premiere: Aaron Sorkin Puts CNN on Blast Over the Boston Bombing\nWho watches the watchdogs? Aaron Sorkin does! The premiere of The Newsroom is a scathing indictment on the state of the media, pegged to the mishandling of the Boston bombing.\nMelissa Moseley/HBO\nWhen is it safe to broadcast the news? When Aaron Sorkin says it is, of course.\nThe season three premiere of HBO\u2019s The Newsroom launched in classic Sorkin fashion. (Your visceral reaction to those last three words, as is the polarizing Sorkin way, likely dictates whether you thought the hour was brilliant or insufferable.) There was a tragedy. There were impassioned heroes rallying together to become better than they thought they could be. And there was, as there always is, moral grandstanding.\nTitled \u201cBoston,\u201d the premiere centered on the show\u2019s fictional ACN news network\u2019s coverage of last year\u2019s bombing at the Boston Marathon. More specifically, however, it focused on how the media screwed just about every single thing up.\nEverything was put on blast: CNN reporter John King\u2019s misreport that an arrest was made without getting confirmation, which every other news outlet then in turn began reporting as fact. The New York Post\u2019s cover photo wrongly suggesting that two innocent men were suspects, which every other news outlet then in turn began reporting as fact. The conspiracy theory treasure hunt conducted on Reddit that surfaced dozens of false reports, which were then recirculated all over Twitter and then, again, which every other news outlet then in turn began reporting as fact.\nThe underlying\u2014and Sorkin-ly overblown\u2014theme? The industry-wide abandonment of basic journalism ethics, the rise of citizen journalism, and the conflation of social media reporting as credible news gathering is a danger to society.\nJournalists are supposed to be the watch guards and they\u2019re not guarding anymore, Sorkin is saying. They\u2019re opening the gates and letting any and all information flood in, no matter how speculative or unsubstantiated or harmful. They\u2019re not doing their jobs, and everyone is guilty.\nWell, everyone but Sorkin\u2019s noble battalion of infallible Journalists With Ethics, the reporters and producers at ACN.\n\u201cWe\u2019re going to do this well!\u201d Sam Waterston\u2019s Charlie bellows early on in the episode.\nWhen rumors and suspicions begin flying across rival networks\u2019 news tickers, Emily Mortimer\u2019s Mack flits around the newsroom with signature virtuous gumption. \u201cWe don\u2019t go based on tweets from witnesses we can\u2019t talk to!\u201d she pledges. \u201cWhat credible news agency would do that?\u201d A quick beat passes before a producer chimes in: \u201cFox is up!\u201d\nThe bulk of the premiere actually put an unexpected spin on the ripped-from-the-headlines story. Rather than spend the hour tugging at heartstrings with exploitative sob stories about the heroes and victims of the Boston bombing, the episode was spent showing journalists talk about when it\u2019s safe to report breaking news.\nIt\u2019s not the sexiest angle. It\u2019s not the angle you\u2019d expect from a cable drama. But it\u2019s the most quintessential Sorkin-esque angle there ever was, and he nails it.\nIn an interview last week, Jeff Daniels, who plays ACN anchor Will McAvoy, talked to me about this. \u201cWe got a problem here,\u201d he said. \u201cMajor news agencies have a problem. We\u2019re supposed to wait for the guys who get the double confirmation. We\u2019re supposed to wait for the guys who are doing actual reporting.\u201d\nThe tension of the episode comes as the clock ticks and ACN, at the order of Mack and Will, still haven\u2019t gone live with the report of the bombing. The network suits are becoming exasperated, but they won\u2019t budge. Mack and Will learn of the attack in the episode\u2019s first 30 seconds. The ACN news team doesn\u2019t go to air with it until minute 12.\nThat tension morphs later in the episode as Twitter and Reddit reports catch fire, much to the disgust of the professional journalists in the newsroom. Dev Patel\u2019s Neal gets the Sorkin laugh line. \u201cSocial media is going to solve this crime,\u201d he says, before facing a firing squad of death stares from his colleagues.\nFor as much as the premiere seems like an indictment of the media, particularly against CNN and John King, whose blunder is a major point of the episode, it actually makes a point to defend them, too. In the Church of Sorkin, this is the prayer of humility: forgive them, for they know not what they do.\nWhen the ACN newsroom begins cheering CNN\u2019s retraction of King\u2019s report, Sam and Will storm them in a fury: \u201cWhat are you doing? Worst moment in this guy\u2019s life and you\u2019re cheering? Why?\u201d\nDaniels thought that was one of the more important moments of the episode. \u201cAaron took care to write in the episode that we weren\u2019t beating up on CNN or John King,\u201d he says. \u201cWe got lucky. That could\u2019ve been Will McAvoy doing the false report. Sam and I are going, \u2018We dodged a bullet there.\u2019\u201d\nBut that the CNN-John King blunder even happened is a cause for alarm. \u201cHow do you compete against that?\u201d Daniels says, championing the plight of an ethical news producer. \u201cWe\u2019re [society] not waiting for Brian Williams to get it right, when we can just go gab about the reports on Twitter.\u201d\nAs much as all of the episode\u2019s examination on the value of ethical news reporting is hyper-specific to the Boston Marathon incident, Sorkin pulls out to for a macro look at the fate of news organizations who dare to uphold their journalistic integrity. Basically, they\u2019re screwed.\nACN\u2019s numbers come in, and they learn that, since Will and Mack and Charlie made their manifesto that they were going to be the good guys doing the good reporting, the network has plummeted in the ratings. \u201cSomehow in regaining our credibility we went from second to fourth place,\u201d Will says.\nWhat does that say about us, news consumers, that we demand fast and accurate news, but don\u2019t really care so much about that last \u201caccurate\u201d part? That we\u2019re willing to settle for shoddy reporting and a lack of ethics? For as much as Sorkin tends to tell you with incessant speechifying and grandstanding how you\u2019re supposed to feel, he\u2019s also at his best when he raises self-searching questions. And that\u2019s a doozy.\n\u201cThere\u2019s no accountability,\" Daniels told me. \u201cWhen you do get it wrong maybe there\u2019s a retraction. Maybe there isn\u2019t. 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        "raw_content": "Weather ahead: U.S. warm, North Dakota normal with warmer winter likely\nBy Minot Daily News on Jul 19, 2018 at 7:17 p.m.\nMINOT, N.D. -- Virtually all of the United States, with the exception of North Dakota, Minnesota and a portion of South Dakota, is expected to experience warmer than usual temperatures through October.\nThat's the latest prognostication provided by the Climate Prediction Center.\nPrecipitation for most of the U.S., including Minnesota, is expected to be in the normal range through the same period. The CPC issues the three-month outlooks the third Thursday of every month.\nThe CPC continues to monitor equatorial sea surface temperatures which can influence weather patterns across the U.S. Currently, says the CPC, neutral weather conditions are favored through the Northern Hemisphere this summer. That outlook is reflected in the CPC's latest long-range weather forecast.\nLooking past October, the CPC says the chance of El Nino is expected to increase to about 70 percent for the winter months. El Nino generally results in bringing warmer than usual winter temperatures to Minnesota.\nExplore related topics:NewsWeatherWeatherNorth Dakota",
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        "raw_content": "Politics Ontario Liberals brace for a tumultuous year\nOntario Liberals brace for a tumultuous year\nExpected to make tough decisions to sort out Ontario's troubled finances, while dealing with province's first minority legislature since the 1980s, Dalton McGuinty's Liberals are in for a rough-and-tumble 2012. Here are some of the key subplots that will determine where they \u2013 and Ontarians \u2013 stand 12 months from now.\nDon Drummond's bombshell\nThe Liberals have put a lot of eggs in one basket: former bank economist Don Drummond's commission on reforming public services. Early in the new year, we'll find out whether they're still as keen once they see what Mr. Drummond has come up with.\nThe whispering suggests he'll be unsparing in his diagnosis of the province's fiscal woes, and offer remedies that might be less than politically palatable. The government will have to either accept some of his controversial recommendations, or quickly come up with its own ideas.\nDuelling with doctors\nThe next big test of the government's commitment to reining in labour costs, and an absolutely pivotal one at that, will be negotiations with the Ontario Medical Association. Unless it's able to achieve significant concessions, there will be little chance of curbing growth in health-care spending \u2013 central to deficit-fighting plans.\nHeading in, it looks like an uphill battle for the government. The OMA is well-funded, well-organized and braced for a fight. The Liberals don't yet seem to have decided what exactly it is they're aiming for, or how they'll achieve it.\nBiting the hand that feeds?\nAmong the other labour negotiations this year, it's the ones with the province's teachers' federations that the Liberals really have to be dreading.\nPeace in schools has been key to their brand, allowing them to strike a contrast with the previous Progressive Conservative government, and teachers have provided them with lots of support during elections. But can the government really afford to hold up its end of the bargain with another round of generous deals?\nThe Liberals got mixed results campaigning heavily on their investment in green energy. With a review of the province's feed-in-tariff program nearing completion, we'll soon find out what it looks like going forward.\nThere will likely be adjustments to the rates being paid for wind and solar power. But the most interesting question will be whether the Liberals try to repair their relationship with rural Ontario by giving municipalities a say in the placement of wind turbines. If so, it will lead to considerably fewer of them going up.\nSooner or later, to stay alive, the government may have to make concessions to the opposition parties \u2013 in particular the New Democrats, who are more inclined than the Progressive Conservatives to co-operate.\nThe most obvious compromise, toward which Finance Minister Dwight Duncan suddenly seems open, would be to put off planned corporate tax cuts. A milder one would be to take aim at the salaries of public executives, an NDP bugaboo. But given the unlikelihood they'll be brought down in the next 12 months, the Liberals will also want to keep some bones in their back pockets, for when they really need them.\nThe province has been stalling for years on the multibillion-dollar procurement of new nuclear reactors. Now, one of the main obstacles \u2013 the uncertain future of Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd. \u2013 seems to have been resolved with the recent sale to Quebec's SNC Lavalin. And Chris Bentley, the new Energy Minister, has been sending signals that he's more eager than some of his predecessors to move forward.\nBut there's also a new catch. Opposition to new investment in nuclear power is a bedrock position of the New Democrats. Will the Liberals be willing to antagonize them, given that they'll also intermittently need their support?\nCommittees that count\nLegislative committees at Queen's Park generally have been easy to ignore \u2013 seen, fairly or not, as rubber stamps for government policy. But with the Opposition now enjoying a majority on many (if not all) of them, that's about to change.\nThus far, the parties haven't even been able to agree on how the committees will be composed. It's a worrisome sign that there could be much dysfunction to come, and a lot of bogged-down legislation as a result.\nProgressive Conservative Leader Tim Hudak is likely to get an endorsement from his party's members at their February convention. But changes will continue to happen behind the scenes, as the Tories make adjustments following their disappointing election showing.\nMr. Hudak has already overhauled his office at Queen's Park. But it remains unclear whether he'll do likewise with his campaign team. That's something he'll need to sort out soon because, before long, the uncertainties of minority government will require a state of election readiness.\nThe evolution of Andrea\nBy most readings, Andrea Horwath had a good (if not great) 2011 \u2013 leading the NDP to its best election result since 1990. 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        "raw_content": "Riders like Wouter Weylandt deserve respect for risking life and limb\nCycling makes the same demands of courage and commitment as it did in its 19th century beginnings\nWouter Weylandt, who died in a downhill crash during the Giro d'Italia, was hoping for a new beginning with team Leopard-Trek. Photograph: APF/Getty Images\nIt was a beautiful day. Hot and sunny, a treat for spectators, particularly those shaded by the trees at the top of the Passo del Bocco, although a bit of an ordeal for the riders of the Giro d'Italia as they climbed the steep ramps leading to the 958m summit. After more than three hours in the saddle, the shade bordering the narrow road on the fast, twisty descent must have been welcome, along with the occasional glimpse of the Ligurian coast in the distance and its promise of cooling breezes. But then the helicopter-mounted TV camera zoomed in on a terrible sight.\nWouter Weylandt, a 26-year-old Belgian cyclist wearing the black, blue and white uniform of the Leopard Trek team, was lying on his back, immobile and seemingly insensible. As the camera probed between the branches it could be seen that his helmet was still in place, but a pool of blood was spreading on the dark grey asphalt beneath his head. Medics were already bending over him.\nThe coverage switched back to the race. A breakaway was in progress and doing well. While the peloton was going over the last climb, the Madonna delle Grazie, and thinking about working up the momentum to catch the escapees on the swoop down to the finish in Rapallo, some riders were falling back, exhausted by the big climb and the heat. Among the strugglers was Mark Cavendish, wearing the leader's pink jersey.\nMeanwhile the race doctor and the paramedics were tending to Weylandt, attempting cardiac resuscitation. The fact that the television helicopter had moved away, taking its camera elsewhere, seemed ominous.\nThe riders raced on. A bunch of five stayed away to the finish, squabbling among themselves for victory in the final straight, cheered on by a large crowd. Angel Vicioso, a Spanish rider with the Androni Giocattoli team, got the verdict, a length ahead of David Millar of Scotland and Pablo Lastras, another Spaniard. But by the time the main bunch swept across the line, the mood was changing.\nA rescue helicopter hovered over the wooded slopes of the Passo del Bocco. Dave Harmon, the Eurosport commentator, sounded as though he would rather be a thousand miles away. The podium ceremony was abruptly cancelled. Millar, whose second place gave him the pink jersey, declined to put it on. And soon, after almost an hour of rumour, the news of Weylandt's death was officially confirmed.\nVicioso and Millar are 34, Lastras 35. Now Weylandt will never see that age. There will be no more entries in a palmar\u00e8s \u2013 as cyclists called their list of honours \u2013 that includes two stage wins in grand tours, the first in Valladolid in the 2008 Vuelta a Espa\u00f1a and the second in Middelburg last year, when the Giro started in Holland. Both were sprint finishes. Among his best friends was another sprinter, the American rider Tyler Farrar of the Garmin Cerv\u00e9lo team.\nA big and powerful man, born in Ghent, he had joined Leopard Trek this season, alongside Fabian Cancellara, Jens Voigt, Stuart O'Grady and the two men around whom the team was formed: the Schleck brothers from Luxembourg, Andy and Frank. The team was launched with a fanfare and high aspirations. Now they will be feeling as Lance Armstrong and his colleagues in the Motorola team felt that night in 1995 after the young Italian rider Fabio Casartelli slid off the road on the fast descent from the Col de Portet d'Aspet in the Pyrenees and hit his head on a sharp-edged concrete block, or like the Cofidis team-mates of the Kazakh rider Andrei Kivilev did when he fell during the 2003 Paris-Nice and died of head injuries the following day.\nKivilev's accident persuaded the cycling authorities to make the wearing of helmets compulsory. But Weylandt's helmet was still on as he lay dying. There are no guarantees. Riders constantly take risks which, most of the time, their great skills enable them to negotiate safely.\nCycling, however, is an elemental sport, little changed in its essentials from its 19th century beginnings, making the same demands on courage and commitment. The tragedy that befell Wouter Weylandt underlines the reason why some of us look on all the riders, even the least distinguished, with such admiration and respect.\nValencia back to his best as he runs Cole ragged\nManchester United played like champions on Sunday, not remotely resembling the fretful mob who stumbled through the majority of the season relying on the fallibility and inconsistency of Chelsea and Arsenal to usher them towards a 19th title. One reason was the reawakening of Wayne Rooney, helped by Sir Alex Ferguson's decision to trust Javier Hern\u00e1ndez to lead the line, allowing Rooney to drop into the No10 role, where he is able to use the full array of his talents. Maybe an even greater effect, however, was asserted by the return to action of Antonio Valencia, who broke his ankle in the Champions League match against Rangers in mid-September and was unable to regain his place until late March. Clearly restored to full powers, on Sunday the clever and athletic Ecuadorean gave Ashley Cole surely the worst afternoon of his entire career. Given England's lack of adequate cover at left-back, this will not have made pleasant viewing for Fabio Capello.\nF1 inmates running asylum?\nAmid all the manoeuvring over the possible sale of Formula One, it is being said by some of the men who run grand prix teams that they should own a stake in the sport. There can be little doubt that they deserve to receive more than the 50% of the revenues they are granted by the present majority owners, CVC Capital Partners, a private equity fund, under the terms of an agreement thrashed out years ago with Bernie Ecclestone. A tired old phrase, though, has never seemed more appropriate: would you really want the inmates running the asylum?\nOff-colour United fans\nWhen your team is playing Barcelona or Milan in a European Cup final, and you want a souvenir of the occasion, those two-in-one scarves, divided between the colours of both clubs, are just the thing. You can take one home and, if you've managed to win, hang it over the mantlepiece in celebration. If not, presumably you stick in a drawer until the pain has receded. But on Sunday at Old Trafford the pavement hawkers were selling them with Manchester United and Chelsea sharing the same length of fabric. For a league match. And people were wearing them. You have to wonder why any supporter would want to be watching his or her team with their rivals' colours draped around their neck.",
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        "raw_content": "$40.00 Gold Circle & $27.50 Reserved\nPhil Lesh & Friends w/ Bill Frisell - 4/22/15 Terrapin Crossroads Paul Simon Performs 'Question For The Angels' With Bill Frisell Bill Frisell: NPR Music Tiny Desk Concert Bill Frisell When You Wish Upon A Star Bill Frisell - \"Surfer Girl\" (at the Fretboard Journal) Bill Frisell - \"A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall\" (solo) | Fretboard Journal Bill Frisell & Thomas Morgan - Pearl - 8/16/2017 - Paste Studios, New York, NY\nRolling Stone says revered guitarist, composer and GRAMMY\u00ae winner (and 2016 & 2017 GRAMMY\u00ae nominee, Best Contemporary Instrumental Album) Bill Frisell \"is a genuine guitar hero and a major influence on generations of six-stringers that you worship.\" The New York Times proclaims \"it's hard to find a more fruitful meditation on American music than in the compositions of guitarist Bill Frisell.\" With over 250 recordings (including over 40 of his own), Frisell is recognized as one of America\u2019s most vital and productive performing artists. He is a 15-time Best Guitarist winner in the DownBeat Critics Poll (including 2016), a 5-time Guitarist of the Year at the Jazz Awards and recently Guest Curator for the Roots of Americana series at Jazz at Lincoln Center (NYC) and Resident Artistic Director for the SF Jazz Center (San Francisco). Latest GRAMMY\u00ae nominated album When You Wish Upon A Star (OKey/Sony) was released in 2016. Bill is also a featured special guest on new albums by Bonnie Raitt, Lucinda Williams, Charles Lloyd, John Zorn, Carrie Rodriguez and Allen Toussaint's final recording. A feature film and behind-the-music profile, entitled Bill Frisell, A Portrait premiered at SxSW in March 2017 \u2013 click here to view trailer.\nThomas Morgan Solo on \"What a Sunday...\" Thomas Morgan Solo Concert 2016 at Noh Theater (Osaka, Japan) Thomas Morgan bass solo Bill Frisell and Thomas Morgan Duo Bill Frisell & Thomas Morgan \u2013 Small Town #1 Bill Frisell & Thomas Morgan \u2013 Small Town Bill Frisell & Thomas Morgan - Pearl - 8/16/2017 - Paste Studios, New York, NY Bill Frisell & Thomas Morgan - Goldfinger - 8/16/2017 - Paste Studios, New York, NY\nHe\u2019s been a steady presence in New York\u2019s bustling jazz scene for nearly two decades, sports a discography dozens of discs deep, and has worked with numerous jazz heavyweights, from Lee Konitz to Paul Motian\u2014but perhaps his work with guitarist Bill Frisell has brought Thomas Morgan the most attention. The two have played and recorded together on several well-received projects over the years, including Motian\u2019s highly acclaimed final recording, 2011\u2019s The Windmills of Your Mind, and Frisell\u2019s Grammy-nominated When You Wish Upon a Star last year. The pair recently teamed up again to co-bill the just-released Small Town, an album of stunning guitar\u2013bass duets recorded live at the Village Vanguard. Frisell describes Morgan\u2019s stellar bass accompaniment best: \u201cThomas has this way of time-traveling, as if he sees ahead of the music and sorts it all out before he plays a note. He never plays anything that isn\u2019t a response to what I play, anticipating me in the moment.\u201d\nA native of Hayward, California, Morgan began studying cello at age seven and later played bass guitar in his junior-high jazz band. When he switched to upright at 14, he discovered his bass journey-to-be, and eventually relocated to New York. There, he studied with Harvey Swartz while earning a degree from the Manhattan School of Music, and he even landed a lesson with Ray Brown. He\u2019s been busy working ever since, but for all that Morgan has done since landing in the Big Apple, the 35-year-old is just getting started.\nBill Frisell remarked about the Vanguard, \u201cThe club\u2019s sound and atmosphere will make things happen in a certain way.\u201d\nIn terms of acoustics, there\u2019s a very happy medium with just enough resonance and great clarity, so you can be in the music without any distraction from the sound of the room. The history is another thing. When I consider the people who have been on that stage, it feels like an awesome responsibility to play there. So I try to keep that toward the back of my mind most of the time, but they\u2019re always an influence. I feel we\u2019re all lucky we still have this place of past, present, and future music.\nThe two of you also have a shared history with Paul Motian. How did working in Paul\u2019s band influence you musically?\nI had heard Paul play at the Vanguard with Bill and Joe Lovano, and that was a big inspiration for me. I had also been playing there in other bands of Paul\u2019s, including one with the pianist Masabumi \u201cPoo\u201d Kikuchi. Poo talked a lot about \u201cfloating\u201d in the music, and I\u2019m not sure I can say exactly what that means, but I think I learned something about that from playing with Poo and Paul. You could forget about everything but the present moment, and play what the music suggested to you then. And as layered and indeterminate as the rhythms could get with Paul, they also felt very tactile and grounded and dancing. On this new album, Small Town, we play a tune of Paul\u2019s called \u201cIt Should\u2019ve Happened a Long Time Ago.\u201d\nYou\u2019ve said a fundamental detail for a bassist is to be aware of the placement of the beat. Can you expand on that?\nThere can be a nice feeling of tension when people put the beat in different places. That\u2019s one thing that can help put life into music. With more tension in some dimensions of music, there can be less in others. To consider an extreme, a single pitch played in unison may be simple melodically, but with some richness in the rhythm and timbre it can still be made exciting. I also think it can help make music more dynamic if there\u2019s a variety of relationships, with times when the beat is played closer together and times when it\u2019s farther apart, as well as times when one person plays ahead, balanced with times when it\u2019s someone else. There are probably many factors that make it feel better sometimes to pull back or other times to play on top of the beat. I like to try one thing and see if it feels right, and if not, try something else.\nWhat were some of the important things you learned from studying with Ray Brown?\nHe emphasized left-hand pressure as a key to good sound. He encouraged me to put as much energy into accompanying as soloing. He explained that the motion of the right hand in pizzicato creates a natural tendency toward downward movement in walking lines, and he recommended balancing that with lines that move upward. I\u2019ll never forget those lessons or the feeling of being in the same room with him. 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        "raw_content": "Home Latest News F1\u2122 News T127 At Classic Team Lotus Festival\nT127 At Classic Team Lotus Festival\nLotus Racing has confirmed that its 2010 challenger, the T127, will be running at the Classic Team Lotus Festival at Snetterton , June 20th 2010 with drivers Jarno Trulli, Heikki Kovalainen and Fairuz Fauzy all appearing and adding to an already packed bill that will see an example of every single car Lotus raced in F1\u2122 from 1957 \u2013 1994 on track together.\nTony Fernandes, Lotus Racing Team Principal is very proud the team he heads up has been asked to take part: \u201cFirst I want to say what a fantastic job Clive Chapman and everyone at Classic Team Lotus have done, not just with the upcoming event but also to keep so many dreams alive on tracks around the world. The Festival is going to be a great event \u2013 very emotional for many of those attending, and a great way to celebrate the Lotus motorsport heritage. We are very honoured to have been invited and I know the whole team is looking forward to seeing the UK fans, and spending a bit of time with the cars and people that helped create the Lotus legend. We\u2019re running one of our cars as well, so people can see how the story has come full circle \u2013 in the meantime I\u2019d urge every Lotus fan, and anyone who loves motorsport, to make sure they\u2019re at Snetterton on the 20th June.\u201d\nThe Festival falls between the Canadian and Valencia races, and is especially well timed for Lotus Racing, as the team will be celebrating the 500th F1\u2122 race Lotus has competed in at the Valencia Grand Prix. Heikki Kovalainen added to Tony\u2019s comments, saying \u201cI was very lucky when I joined Lotus Racing because Clive Chapman gave me a tour around the Classic Team Lotus workshops and the cars they had in there at the time. It\u2019s impossible to go around there and not be very touched by the history and the stories, and now we\u2019re doing our bit to keep that legend alive, so it\u2019ll be a great privilege to see all the cars and the fans who\u2019ve supported our predecessors since day one at the Festival, and a great way to warm up for Valencia.\u201d\nJarno Trulli is also excited about the opportunity to see so much history at one track, saying \u201canyone who loves motorsport would want to go to the Festival. There\u2019s going to be so many famous cars there, legendary cars that shaped the way F1\u2122 works now, and it\u2019s very rare to have the chance to see so much history in one place. We\u2019re obviously very focused on our first season, but this is exactly the sort of event we look forward to as it\u2019s all about celebrating where Lotus Racing comes from \u2013 frankly it\u2019s an honour to have been invited.\u201d\nTo read the full press release please go to: Classic Team Lotus Festival Full Press Release\nPrevious articleIt\u2019s Just Another Brick In The Wall\nNext articleLotus Racing \u2013 Turkish GP Preview",
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        "raw_content": "This is a first ever for this site's horror crushes: a new movie's actress gets featured in it, having only done that one horror movie, one that is also currently out. The film is The Shallows and the babe is, one of my long time personal favorites, Blake Lively!\nThe absolutely breathtaking blonde was born on Aug. 25, 1987 in Los Angeles, CA. She has been acting since the age of 10. But, she found fame on Gossip Girl, of course. While, I have never seen a single episode of that show, I always thought she and her co-star Leighton Meester were impossibly gorgeous. She would star in some movies as well, including the truly godawful Green Lantern, where she starred with her hubby to be Ryan Reynolds. She had never done horror, though (unlike Meester), but The Shallows changes that. And, thank God the movie is awesome!\nThe Shallows a nail-biting, white-knuckle, crowd-pleaser of a horror-thriller, and the best killer shark flick since Open Water. Lively gives an excellent preformance, one that's full of emotion, strength, heart, pathos, and toughness. It's one of my favorite from a lead actress in a horror flick, this year. She also looks breathtaking, making her a beautiful compliment to the stunning look of the film (I should add that this movie is the most beautiful looking big studio horror movie, I've seen this year). Plus, she spends the whole movie in a bikini, so yum! Something the shark clearly agrees with me on!\nBlake is an absolute vision of beauty. With long, flowing, blonde hair, an exceptional body, amazing ass, impossibly long legs, gorgeous face, and beautiful, blue eyes, she's the living embodiment of the perfect California girl. She's also a damn good actress. Glad to see her in such a good horror flick, let's hope she does more! And, go see The Shallows, especially week it being Shark Week!\nActresses, Ass, babe, bikinis, Blake Lively, blondes, horror, horror movies, Scream Queens, shark week, sharks, The Shallows Edit",
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        "raw_content": "Second Hollywood actor buys into CPL franchise\nKINGSTON, Jamaica (CMC) -A second Hollywood actor, Gerard Butler, has taken an equity interest in a Caribbean Premier League (CPL) franchise, Jamaica Tallawahs, as the tournament heads for a climax this weekend.\nButler, who stars in a number of top movies such as Law Abiding Citizen and The Ugly Truth, is also planning to be in Trinidad on Friday to support the Tallawahs when they play Barbados Tridents in the second semi-final.\n\u201cIt is obvious that this tournament is the home of the greatest party in sport so I wanted to get in on the fun,\u201d said Butler.\n\u201cHaving said that, as a Scotsman I definitely have an appreciation for cricket and I also recognise that the LCPL is a great combination of sports and entertainment. I\u2019m excited about joining the Jamaica Tallawahs franchise, and hopefully being a part of the team that wins the inaugural tournament.\u201d\nTallawahs squeezed out a last ball, three wickets in over Trinidad and Tobago Red Steel in the final preliminary game at Sabina Park Sunday night.\nThey ended the League with 10 points, equal with top ranked Guyana Amazon Warriors who had a better net run rate.\n\u201cWe are thrilled that Gerard has seen the enormous potential of the Limacol CPL and has taken an equity interest in the Jamaica Tallawahs,\u201d said Limacol CPL Chief Executive Officer Damien O\u2019Donohoe.\n\u201cI think more people are realising its global appeal, and how it is an experience like no other\u201d.\nLast month organizers announced that Hollywood actor Mark Wahlberg, known for his starring roles in films such as \u2018Boogie Nights\u2019 and \u2018Planet of the Apes\u2019, had taken an equity interest in the Barbados Tridents team.\nButler\u2019s next movie\u2018How to Train Your Dragon 2\u2019, comes out in 2014.\n\u201cCelebrities owning sports teams is nothing new but to have two Hollywood actors taking a vested interest in cricket teams is quite novel,\u201d said Ajmal Khan, Chairman of Verus International and Founder of the Limacol CPL.\n\u201cI think it\u2019s a testament to the quality of the tournament, the carnival party atmosphere, the music, the entertainment, the fans, and the experience that only the Caribbean can deliver\u201d.\nThe inaugural Limacol Caribbean Premier League began on 30 July in Barbados, and concludes on Saturday in Trinidad.",
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        "raw_content": "We Regret to Inform You That in 4 Days You and Your Family Will Be Deported to Haiti\nOn June 17, hundreds of thousands of Dominicans of Haitian descent will be stateless.\nPeople born in the Dominican Republic to Haitian parents wait to receive copies of their personal documents in a special office created by the Haitian government. (Reuters/Ricardo Rojas)\nLast week, I wrote that the Dominican Republic has summarily stripped over a hundred thousand Dominicans born in the DR of Haitian parents of their citizenship and is threatening to deport them to Haiti. And though initial reports suggested that the deadline for deportation might be delayed, it now seems to be going forward as planned: In four days, hundreds of thousands of people in the Western Hemisphere will become stateless.\nWhere is the US press? Why aren\u2019t they covering it? And why the silence from human-rights groups? The main page of the Americas division of Human Rights Watch has three posts on Venezuela. Nothing on the Dominican Republic. HRW\u2019s director Ken Roth is a prolific voice on Twitter\u2014yet nothing on the topic since November 11, 2014 (but do a Twitter search for @KenRoth and Venezuela and bathe in the stream).\nThe pope has spoken out, sort of. He told Dominican bishops that they \u201ccannot be indifferent to the plight of Haitian immigrants.\u201d Yet the impending expulsion will not be of immigrants but Dominicans of Haitian descent, born in the Dominican Republic, with family and friends and property and work in the Dominican Republic; many of them have never been to Haiti or know anyone in Haiti (though the Dominican press insists on calling them \u201cHaitians\u201d).\nHow many are vulnerable? The common reference is over 100,000. Rachel Nolan, who reported on the impending deportation in Harper\u2019s, writes 210,000. I\u2019ve also heard between 300,000 and 500,000. But who knows? And what will be the criteria to decide once the expulsions get underway and achieve self-propulsion? Already in poor neighborhoods they are sweeping up \u201cdark-skinned Dominicans with Haitian facial features.\u201d\nThe Dominican government has set up a number of centers where Dominicans of Haitian descent can try to \u201cregularize\u201d their status, and thus avoid being expelled. It\u2019s a charade. The offices are overcrowded, understaffed, and the needed paperwork doesn\u2019t exist (many Dominicans of Haitian descent were born in rural areas, since their parents came to work the sugar fields, with midwifes and not in hospitals, and were therefore never issued birth certificates).\nAn aid worker based in the poorer barrios of Santo Domingo and Puerto Plata (the two primary hubs of Haitian immigrants in the DR), who doesn\u2019t want to be named, writes that three days ago, on June 9, local Dominican television media reported that the government solicited transportation companies for up to three dozen large passenger buses to be available on a rotating basis, with an implicit understanding that these would be used for pending deportation trips. \u201cThis,\u201d he said, \u201cis an extremely ominous sign.\u201d\n\u201cEverything,\u201d the aid worker says, \u201cis set for the deportation and that the DR government is saying it is going forth on this Tuesday, June 16\u201d:\nAs of the 17th, hundreds of thousands of Haitians and Dominican-Haitians here will be rendered stateless and eligible for summary detention and deportation. The Dominican government maintains that they will not delay implementation of the law, despite pressure from the US, the UN, the OAS, and the Pope.\nThe government also announced last week that they do not intend to deport those who have already registered for legalization. However, I am documenting dozens of personal accounts from Dominican-Haitians who have gone to great lengths to register, some as much as 8-9 months ago, and as of today have not received any type of confirmation that their paperwork has even been processed. Without confirmation, they are still eligible for deportation. This does not even consider the hundreds of thousands of others who lack birth certificates and thus could not register in the first place.\nHe also reports that in the barrios, police trucks have come through to conduct limpiezas (\u201ccleanings,\u201d with the adjective implied: \u201csocial cleanings\u201d): \u201cThe detained tend to range from intoxicated persons to suspected prostitutes, but are disproportionately Haitian or dark-skinned Dominicans with Haitian facial features. These could just be guys drinking and playing dominos or women standing on street corners. More often, though, they tend to be young men with Haitian features and darker skin. The police usually\u2014usually\u2014detain them for a night and then let them go with a warning.\u201d But, he says, this stepped-up activity is preparation for June 16:\nGiven the common practice of nightly police sweeps, the government solicitation of passenger buses, the official declaration of intent to pass Law 169-14 without delay on June 16, and the general history of anti-Haitian abuses on the part of law enforcement and government authorities, it is reasonable to assume that the infrastructure is now in place for mass detention and deportation of Haitians and Dominicans of Haitian descent from the Dominican Republic. The general attitude among this vulnerable subpopulation is a mix of fear and resignation.\nThis aid worker is asking for contacts in the US press; he wants to stay anonymous but wants to report on what he sees over the next week, especially in poorer neighborhoods, where he has contacts and first-hand experience. 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        "raw_content": "\u00ab K is for Kindness Education Workshops\nT is for Rabindranath Tagore\u2019s Work \u00bb\nM is for Nipun Mehta: Generosity Through Giftivism\nNipun Mehta describes how people can encourage others by being generous and practicing Giftivism.\nHere is the description of his talk on YouTube.\nNipun Mehta is the founder of ServiceSpace (formerly Charity Focus). This is an incubator of projects that works at the intersection of volunteerism, technology and gift-economy.\nWhat started as an experiment with four friends in the Silicon Valley has now grown to an global ecosystem of over 350,000 members that has delivered millions of dollars in service for free.\nNipun has received many awards, including the Jefferson Award for Public Service, the President\u2019s Volunteer Service Award and Wavy Gravy\u2019s Humanitarian award.\nHe is routinely invited to share his message of \u201cgiftivism\u201d to wide ranging audiences, from inner city youth in Memphis to academics in London to international dignitaries at the United Nations. He serves on the advisory boards of the Seva Foundation, the Dalai Lama Foundation, and Greater Good Science Center.\nHere are some images from the site Service Space, which can be found at the following link.\nhttp://www.servicespace.org/",
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        "raw_content": "10 Famous TV Shows Banned For Shocking Reasons\nThey say there\u2019s a time and place for everything, just as long as it doesn\u2019t offend anyone. It may seem that shows like South Park, Family Guy and Game of Thrones can get away with anything, but even they aren\u2019t immune from censorship imposed by networks and pubic opinion. But what could possibly have been so offensive about Sesame Street that had it banned in Mississippi or The Price is Right that had them pull dozens of episodes from syndication?\nFind out in our list of 10 TV Show Banned For Shocking Reasons\u2026\nThe season nine episode of The Simpsons titled \u201cThe Cartridge Family\u201d showed what happens when people like Homer acquire firearms. His reckless misuse of the weapon wasn\u2019t considered very funny by British censors who didn\u2019t allow the episode to be aired when in initially premiered in 1997. It would later appear on a \u201cToo Hot For TV\u201d VHS compilation and would air in syndication in the UK but not without several bits cut, such as Marge deciding to keep the gun herself at the end and Moe\u2019s lesson on how to turn a gun into five guns.\nAs a big network show, Seinfeld didn\u2019t usually court controversy and one of their final episodes illustrated why. In \u201cPuerto Rican Day\u201d the characters get stuck in traffic caused by the Puerto Rican day parade. The parade is mostly an excuse have the characters gridlocked and is never even shown. However in the episode\u2019s final minutes, Kramer accidentally lights a Puerto Rican flag on fire and gets chased by several angry parade goers. The National Puerto Rican coalition took particular umbrage with Kramer\u2019s observation that \u201cit\u2019s like this every day in Puerto Rico\u201d as they attacked Jerry\u2019s car. It was called an \u201cunconscionable insult\u201d to Puerto Ricans. NBC issued an apology and pulled the episode from syndication.\nWhat could be so objectionable about puppets teaching children to count that got Sesame Street banned for 22 days in 1970 Mississippi? To but it bluntly, racism. Not racism in the show, but on the part of a committee who was uncomfortable with an integrated cast of kids and decided to flip a big bird to the Civil Rights movement. No official reason was given when they first pulled the show from the airwaves, but once an anonymous insider leaked the committee\u2019s reasoning the public outrage was too loud to ignore and they reversed their decision.\nSouth Park creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker have continually pushed the boundaries of censorship, and in 2010 they found out just how far they could go. For their 200th episode they made a two part special that tied together multiple story lines from past seasons, one of which promised to show the Muslim prophet Muhammad. After the first part aired, Stone and Parker received death threats and Comedy Central decided to censor the character with a black bar and bleep out all mentions of the prophet\u2019s name. The irony being that South Park\u2019s message is often about censorship and freedom of speech, so many thought they had meant to have the character removed this way in order to prove a point. They even incorporated the experience into Kyle\u2019s concluding monologue about using violent threats to get your way, but this was also bleeped out.\nLike South Park, Family Guy found out just how they could push the envelope in 2010 with \u201cPartial Terms of Endearment\u201d, an episode where Lois gets an abortion. Perhaps one of the reasons Family Guy is able to get away with pretty much anything is because the jokes are usually irreverent yet disconnected from anything that\u2019s actually happening in the story or to the characters. Generally nothing is taboo on the show, but when the entire third act was about Lois getting the abortion, Fox wasn\u2019t laughing and decided to terminate the episode. Even the Cartoon\u2019s Network\u2019s Adult Swim wouldn\u2019t air it, but it played in the UK and can now be seen on DVD and streaming platforms.\nWhen you have a show with as many severed body parts as HBO\u2019s Game of Thrones, sometimes you have to outsource their production or rent them in bulk. This is how ex president George W. Bush\u2019s head accidentally ended up impaled on a stick in the first season much to HBO\u2019s dismay. Even with a wig Bush\u2019s profile is recognizable in a couple shots, though the show\u2019s makers claim it wasn\u2019t intentional and didn\u2019t even notice until after the scene was shot. Intentional or not, HBO was forced to issue an apology for what was seen as disrespect to the former Head of State and promised to remove the shot from all future DVDs.",
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        "raw_content": "The History of \u201cGod of Our Fathers, Whose Almighty Hand\"\n\u201cGod of Our Fathers, Whose Almighty Hand\u201d communicates a feeling of patriotism and honors the greatness of God. The hymn\u2019s origins can be traced back to 1876, when the United States was celebrating the 100th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Daniel C. Roberts wrote the text for the hymn to be used during a small patriotic celebration in Vermont. The lyrics ask God to continue to guide and protect us as He has done in the past.\nWhen the lyrics were written, a different hymn tune was used, but the hymn gained popularity when George W. Warren wrote his own music for it in 1892. The new music was unmistakable in its ability to invoke feelings of patriotism.\nThe Mormon Tabernacle Choir\u2019s Music Director,Mack Wilberg, arranged the presentation seen in the video above; this arrangement is also available on the Choir's album Spirit of America. As with many of Wilberg\u2019s arrangements, this interpretation breathes new life into the widely known hymn. Below are the lyrics to the hymn with an additional fourth verse not found in the hymnbook of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.\nThy love divine hath led us in the past;\nIn this free land by thee our lot is cast.\nBe thy strong arm our ever-sure defense.\nThy true religion in our hearts increase.\nThy bounteous goodness nourish us in peace\nLead us from night to never-ending day;\n\"Amazing Grace\": Mack Wilberg\u2019s Arrangement of the Famous Folk Hymn\n15 Stunning Mack Wilberg Arrangements",
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        "raw_content": "Dr Jack Chen\najackweichuchen@gmail.com\n\u200bDuring my time in the Wakefield Lab (from 2010-2016) I worked primarily on the structure and function of the Agumin complex. Augmin, consisting of 8 different proteins, is responsible for regulating microtubule generation around pre-existing microtubules. One of the main aspects of my research was the cross-linking mass spectrometry (CL-MS) of Drosophila Augmin, in collaboration with Juri Rappsilber's lab, in Edinburgh. Before joining the Wakefield lab, I did my masters with Dr. Graham Dellaire at Dalhousie University, Halifax, Canada. My research project was on the regulation of promyelocytic leukemia protein phosphorylation, and its interaction with other proteins, in the DNA damage response pathway. My special skills include being quasi-ambidextrous and able to fence with either hands, and being a pundit at cracking eggcellent jokes. 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        "title": "379: Return To The Scene Of The Crime - This American Life",
        "raw_content": "I was talking to some homicide detectives in Chicago. And they told me that, contrary to what you might have heard, most criminals do not actually return to the scene of the crime. Arsonists do. They like to watch the flames. Serial killers sometimes do, but they're crazy. Other kinds of criminals aren't really known for going back to the place where the crimes happened. Like thieves, for example.\nIf you want to see thieves returning to the scene of the crime, you pretty much have to go to Florida. Beautiful, sunny, Florida. For instance, to a Kangaroo Express convenience store in Pomona Park.\nFemale Teen\nI'm literally walking back and forth in front of the store, holding a sign. A big heavy sign, at that.\nAnd what does this sign say?\n\"I stole from this store.\"\nThis 18-year-old spoke with one of our show's producers, Lisa Pollak, who went with a tape recorder to watch her serve the sentence that she was given for theft. In Putnam County, Florida, if you're convicted of misdemeanor theft, which means shoplifting anything less than $300, Judge Peter Miller will send you back to the scene of the crime, to carry this sign.\nIsn't that quite embarrassing? It is embarrassing.\nFor 12 years since Judge Miller first started ordering these people to carry signs, the person goes with the perps is site supervisor Kathy Pekrul.\nKathy Pekrul\nI would say most of them are embarrassed. Really embarrassed. I've have had two or three girls that just cried their way all the way through it.\nOK, now you're blocking your face with the sign, so you can't do that, OK? You ready? All right, go that way first. Do not say anything rude to anybody. No matter what they say to you, don't answer back if it's rude.\nFor two hours the guilty march back and forth with the sign. Kathy brings a lawn chair for herself and a book. Enough people get this sentence that Kathy says she is the best-read person in Putnam County.\nIt was 120 people last year. Occasionally, Kathy says that some passers-by see what's going on and approach her to complain that this punishment seems too humiliating. And when that happens, she tells them politely that she will let the judge now know they feel, though, honestly, I'm not really sure she needs to go to the trouble.\nJudge Peter Miller\nToo humiliating? Hey, they want to think that, that's fine. That doesn't bother me. I'm going to humiliate the one that's carrying that sign.\nThis is Judge Peter Miller. A man who has sentenced hundreds of people to carry the sign over the past 12 years. I liked talking to Judge Miller. I like any public official who gets an idea for how to serve the public from the newspaper. Which is where he got the idea for the sign.\nSome judge up north did it. I liked it, so I did it.\nWhat'd you like about it?\nWell, I like the fact that you're getting-- somebody's out there and the public's actually looking at a thief. They've got caught, and somebody's trying to do something about it.\nWait, why is that the important part, that the public sees it? Like I would think it would be more important to get through to the criminal, you know what I mean?\nWell, you want to get through to the criminal, and at the same time the public, too, who are out there looking saying, I don't want to be doing that. Not in front of all these people.\nOh, I see, it's a preventative thing?\nFor the judge, this is the heart of the whole deal. He remembers back when he was young, when somebody got caught stealing it was shameful. People looked down on it. That sense of shame just seems to be gone among so many people who he sees from the bench these days. When I suggest to him that the punishment he's come up with seems kind of biblical, he's got no problem with that.\nWell maybe that's what we need a little bit more. There's nothing wrong with a little bit of religion. Nothing's wrong with that. Could there be more of that?\nWhat do you hope is going through their heads when they're walking with that sign?\nI hope that what's going through their heads is, Lord have mercy. I'm being shamed. I don't like this. And I'm not doing it anymore. Because the public can see those people out there walking, and it really tickles them.\nShe's sitting in the car laughing at me. She lucky I'm under supervision because if I wasn't, I'd slap that [? head. ?]\nIn fact, the people that Lisa talked to in Florida who walked by this 18-year-old, they definitely did seem to be tickled.\nI mean I think it's marvelous punishment. Yes. I think it's great.\nLike this couple from out of town\nPaying a fine's too easy.\nI wish we could do that up our way in Delaware. I think the civil liberties union would be all over them-- \"You don't have a right.\"\nI wish they would do it with people on the highway. Especially speeders.\nWait, how would that work on the highway?\nWell, instead of letting them pay a fine, let them walk out there and say, \"I endangered your life.\"\nYou mean have them stand on the shoulder of the road?\nMaybe they could have a sign on the car for the driver.\nYes, yes! Excellent.\nDuring the two hours as the 18-year-old marches back and forth, she actually doesn't get that much abuse from people. It's nowhere as bad as she thought. Some cars honk at her. People point. A woman shoots her a disgusted look. Two old men stand in the store, arms folded, and watch her, amused. But most people don't say anything at all. In Putnam County, after all, this is not an unusual sight. They look at her sign. They walk by. And she chats, cheerfully, with lots of people. She waves to a guy passing by.\nWhat's up, Boo? How you been doing?\nAnother guy flirts with her. Tells her, \"Keep your chin up.\" Somebody yells from his car, \"You should hold a sign that says, I was the only one who got caught.\" And anytime that strangers do stop and read the sign, or try to talk to her, this is what she says--\nIt's OK. I was stealing milk for my little girl. This is why this happened. I was stealing milk for my little girl. That's why I'm holding this sign here.\nHer little girl is one. In fact, according to the police report, she and a friend were arrested for taking the following-- one package of Oreo Cakesters, one Twix bar, one Milky Way, one package of M&M's, one can of Dr. Pepper, and, yes, one pint of milk. But keep in mind, she is just a kid. She's a teenager. She's just a kid, right? So, yes, she's not only unrepentant, just like the judge says he sees from the bench, she's also kind of indignant.\nSee I was the only one that got caught. I was the only one that was stupid enough to let the camera see me. And then them two little boys in there, they're the ones that made me go to jail. Excuse me but--\nYou mean the store managers?\nYes, that would be them, but I don't like them. Them bitches in there, they didn't have to take me to jail. See they chose to take me to jail. Which all they had to do was give us a trespassing warning. That's all they had to do.\nIf this is meant to be a learning experience, tell me what you think you learned?\nHonestly? I didn't learn anything. I might sound stupid or dumb, but honestly I didn't learn anything. I'll steal again. This doesn't solve anything.\nAre you worried about saying that?\nNo, I'm not worried about a thing. Because no one knows nothing about it.\nThe county doesn't keep statistics on how many people who carry the sign get caught again for stealing. But probation officer Kathy Pekrul says that maybe only 20% of the people who she sees carrying the sign seemed totally unrepentant. Of course, what the judge wants is such a delicate thing to try to force on to somebody. He wants them to return to the scene of the crime, and have this poetic moment of realization. He wants them to take stock of their lives. He wants them to change. And you just can't predict when that's going to happen. Kathy Pekrul remembers this one young man who she took to carry the sign in front of a liquor store that he'd robbed in Crescent City. He spent the whole time joking with people and carrying on.\nHis whole family came out and they kept riding around the block and laughing at him, and stopping and taking pictures of him, and he was posing with sign.\nAnd he thought it was funny too?\nYes he did. And I would have told you, if you had asked me, that he was one of the ones that would repeat. I would have been sure of it.\nThree or four years later, she was back at the same liquor store with another perp, and that guy walked up to her and she didn't remember his name. But she definitely remembered how much fun he had had when he had carried the sign.\nSo we were talking. And he was just-- we were just talking-- and then he said to me he wanted me to know that he was on the straight and narrow, I think he said, or something to that effect. And that he had finished a criminal justice degree and he was a policeman for someone. And this was a surprise. Very surprised.\nSo you know, you never know. Because I would have told you for sure he was going to repeat. Basically, it's very much like this girl today.\nWell, today on our program, we joined several different people in this very fraught situation. Where they returned to the scenes of various crimes of various sorts.\nFrom WBEZ Chicago, It's This American Life, distributed by Public Radio International. I'm Ira Glass.\nOur program today is recorded at the Chicago Theater in downtown Chicago and at the Skirball Center for the Performing Arts in New York University, where it is being beamed to 430 movie theaters around the country right now.\nFrom the Brunswick 10 theater in Maine, to the AMC Mission Valley Theater in San Diego, to the Capitol 14 Theater in Olympia, Washington, to the City North and River East and Webster Place theaters in our beloved Chicago.\nWe have stories today of crimes in traffic, in a family, in a marriage, crimes with God, Mike Birbiglia, Dan Savage, musical guest Joss Whedon, and much, much more.\nAct One: D-u-why?!\nAct One. D-U-WHY?\nSo this guy committed a crime and it had huge consequences for this first person we're bringing out, Mike Birbiglia, and then the best way to describe what happened is Mike found he could not leave the scene of the crime.\nPlease welcome Mike Birbiglia.\nTwo years ago I'm in Los Angeles, and I'm at my friend Andy's house and we're watching TV. And earlier in the night I'd gotten in a fight with my girlfriend, Jenny. You ever get in a fight with your girlfriend that's so bad that afterwards you don't know where you are or what year it is? I was just like, well, let's just watch Bagger Vance.\nShe had been at the wedding of one of her friends. And she was annoyed because people she hardly knew kept asking about our status as a couple. So annoyed, that she called me to ask about our status as a couple. And this is problematic because I'd always been against the idea of marriage.\nI'd decided I wasn't going to get married until I was sure that nothing else good could happen in my life. Basically, I didn't see the upside of there being one person you're assigned to and who's assigned to you. Because I never looked at my parents' marriage, or really anyone who had been married 30 years and thought, \"I gotta get me some of that.\"\nWell, this is something that Andy and I had rallied behind together. And we knew we were right. This is important for me to point out-- that sometimes when I think that I'm right, it can be a real source of contention between me and people who I'm close to. And the reason it's a source of contention, is that I'm right.\nSo not only did Andy and I not believe in marriage for ourselves, but we made it our mission to discourage other people from getting married, and people we cared about most. Andy and I stopped or put on hold four to seven marriages. We were pretty good. We weren't amazing, but we were solid.\nI'm at Andy's house and it's 1:00 AM, and I get into my rental car and I head back to my hotel. And I make a right turn out of Andy's street and I am T-boned. That's the culinary way of describing it. It means that I am hit, driver's side, at a 90-degree angle, like a T-bone steak. And it was by a drunk driver, who probably would have enjoyed that.\nAnd being hit by a car is hard to describe. I'm sure some of you have experienced this, but you know those water slides where you lie on your back and then you fall at a vertical angle at like 1,000 miles an hour? It's like if you went on one of those, but no one told you you were going on the slide. It's like if you were taking a shower, and then you're on that slide.\nSo in one and a half seconds, my car spins around 180 degrees and I hear nothing. And I think I'm dead, there's no weight. I'm paralyzed. And then I hear nothing. And then I hear the other car skid out and drive away.\nAnd I have that Elie Wiesel moment where I think, \"Human beings are animals.\" I think that's how he said it. And 20 minutes later, I'm sitting on the curb. Andy had shown up, as well the police and the paramedics, and that's when I start crying.\nYou know how when you drop a baby on the ground? It doesn't start crying right away because it doesn't understand the concept of dropping a baby on the ground. Until it sees your face and then it's like, oh I guess I should be crying or something.\nAnd I am crying because I'm looking at my totaled car, and it hits me that in that moment I might have ceased to exist. A police officer walks over to me and he says, \"What happened?\"\nAnd I say, \"I was hit by this car and then I heard nothing and then I heard it skid out and drive away.\"\nAnd he says, \"Well, he didn't get too far.\" He points to the intersection 100 yards away and the other car has made a right turn and driven into a small tree.\nAnd I can't help but think, \"That is karma, bitch.\" That is a hit and run, and hit.\nI'm on the curb, and the cop asked me to sign a piece of paper and I say, \"What's it for?\"\nAnd he says, \"It's a statement saying you're OK and that we can leave.\"\nAnd I said, \"I don't know if I'm OK.\"\nAnd he says, \"Just sign it.\"\nAnd I said, \"No, I actually-- I'm a little shaken up.\"\nAnd he says, \"Just sign it.\" And he holds it in my face, and it occurs to me that he's not going to move.\nAnd so I sign it. And Andy drives me to the hospital just as a precaution. And we had to wait an hour because the doctor is treating the drunk guy. He beat us there. Eventually we're with the doctor and he apologizes for the wait. And Andy says, \"Was the other guy drunk?\"\nAnd the doctor says, \"I can't answer that.\"\nAnd Andy says, \"Was he?\" He uses the tactic we had learned earlier from the cop. And it works!\nThe doctor says, \"Well, he's heading to jail now.\" And Andy and I flash each other a look like the Hardy Boys. Case closed.\nAndy and I get back to the house at 4 or 5 o'clock, and I have one of those cliche revelations a lot of people have when they have near death experiences. And I'm like, I think I have to call Jenny and tell her that we need to get married. And Andy says, \"Sleep on it.\"\nAnd I say, \"No, no. I figured it out. I mean this all makes sense. I need to call her right now.\"\nAnd he says, \"Mike, sleep on it.\" He saves me.\nAnd the next morning, I fly back to New York and I get a call on my voice mail from the rental car agency telling me that the accident report found me at fault. And I owed $12,000 for the repairs on the other guy's Mercedes SUV. And I called back right away, and I explained that this is a mistake and the woman says, \"Unless they change the accident report, you owe $12,000.\"\nAnd so I just start freaking out. And I'm like, I need to fix this. I get the accident report and it's a mess. I can see why there's a misunderstanding. An accident report is kind of like homework for cops. And Officer Timson, not so good with the homework. The report mixes up vehicle one and vehicle two, driver one and driver two. I actually want to show you this.\nThis is the actual report, and it mixes it up so badly that it says P-1, that's me, started to go, but all of a sudden V-1, that's also me, came at a high rate of speed, crashing into him. They're saying I crashed into my own car. I mean I'm pretty self-destructive, but I would never crash into my own car, with my own car. Nor would I understand how to do that.\nI also love this. The statement of the other driver at the scene of the crime. I was going on Venice. I'm not too sure. I was going away from the beach. I was driving. I don't know what happened. Did I hurt anyone? I don't know where I was going, but I came from home. I had a sip of beer.\nWhich is really everyone's favorite quantity of beer-- is the sip. That's what they serve at the pubs these days-- a pint, a pitcher, a sip, a tablespoon. People are like, aw man, I had a sip of beer. I don't know where I'm driving from, or where I'm driving to.\nWell, the problem is that even with all that, Officer Timson made one key mistake. He checked the box that said that I was at fault. So I called the police station to get the captain on the phone, and he ducks my calls for days. And I can't get in touch with him, and then finally I get him on the phone. And I'm so relieved. I'm like, I explained that I was wronged, I was nearly killed, and I tell him the whole story.\nAnd he says, \"You made a bad turn, now do the right thing, and pay for the guy's car. I know.\"\nAnd I explained like this is just an easy thing to fix. Its just a mix up. And he's not hearing any of it. And finally I'm like, please I mean can we just discuss this for a second like just as people, just as like one human being to another?\nAt this point I'd become Adam Sandler in one of his more sentimental films. I was like can you see how crazy this is? This guy who is drunk crashed into my car, he nearly killed me. I mean inches from where he hit I'd be dead, and you're saying that my parents would have had to pay for his car.\nAnd he says, \"Do the right thing, and pay for the guy's car.\"\nAnd I hang up the phone, and this is when it becomes about principle. This isn't about money. This is about stopping a man who has no regard for people or the law. This is China Town.\nI start printing out Google maps of the scene of the accident and California state driving laws. I pore over the police report, circling inconsistencies, and scrolling notes in the margins. Like, are you kidding me? And this makes no sense and what is this blacked-out part? There was a blacked-out part next to his blood alcohol level. I'm calling lawyers and private investigators. There's only one lawyer who will even consider my case. He's an accident lawyer, and he says, \"Did you have any loss of income from the accident?\"\nAnd he says, \"Did you have any loss of income-- from the accident?\" And I say, \"No, this isn't about money.\" And it gets very quiet.\nI said, \"I shouldn't have to lie. I'm right.\"\nAnd he doesn't take the case. And this is when I start going crazy. I start obsessing over the actual driver. I'm like, who is this man who nearly killed me and wants my $12,000? I know his name, it's Jim Bosworth.\nThat's not his name, but I do know his name. And I register for an online account at netdetective.com, which is a great site for vigilantes who have $29.95. And so I know where he lives, what he does. My inner monologue becomes like a movie trailer for a revenge thriller like, \"Jim Bosworth thought he was going to get away with this, but he didn't count on one thing-- Mike Birbiglia.\"\nSo I'm up until 3:00 in the morning every night. It's hard when you know that you're right. And I start coming up with these illogical plans like, I'm going to quit my job and work on this full-time. I'm going to sue the LAPD. And I will track down Jim Bosworth.\nAt this point people stop talking to me. I mean my friends would call me and they'd be like, \"Hey, what's going on?\" I'd be like, \"I'll tell you what's going on.\"\nThey'd be like, \"You should get a lawyer.\" And I snap. I'm like, \"This is way past lawyers!\"\nOne night Jenny and I are out to dinner and she's talking, but I'm not listening because I'm writing down ideas I have about the case on my napkin. This is the actual napkin. I don't know if you can see this, but it's a very carefully laid-out argument about my situation.\nAnd she says, \"Why don't you do that in the morning?\"\nAnd I say, \"This is serious. Which part of this napkin don't you understand?\"\nShe says, \"I don't know what to tell you Mike because you're right, but it's only hurting you. And I'm just so glad that you're alive, and I think that we should focus on that.\"\nShe only has to say it once, and I dropped the case and I pay for the guy's car. And a few months later Jenny and I go to City Hall and get married.\nI still didn't believe in the idea of marriage, and I still don't. But I believe in her, and I've given up on the idea of being right.\nMike Birbiglia. Mike Birbiglia's one man show, Sleepwalk With Me, is playing off Broadway. This fall, Mike Birbiglia is coming to your town on a 30-city tour.\nComing up. The secret place that Dan Savage sneaks off to at 2 o'clock on Tuesday afternoon. That's in a minute from Chicago Public Radio and Public Radio International, when our program continues.\nIt's This American Life. I'm Ira Glass.\nEach week on our show we choose a theme, bring you different kinds of stories on that theme. Today's show recorded at the Chicago Theater and at NYU's Skirball Center and broadcast to 430 movie theaters across the country, Return to the Scene of the Crime. We have various people returning to the scenes of various crimes, looking for clues and answers. It's very nice to see you all here in person versus the way that I usually encounter you, which is during the pledge drive, calling you each one by one to administer pledge drive justice. That was kind of an uneasy laugh, if you ask me.\nAct Two: Return To The Scene Of The Scene\nWe've arrived at Act Two of our show. Return to the Scene of the Scene.\nJoss Whedon is one of those people who either you have never heard of him at all, have no idea who he is, or you love him.\nThe creator of the funny, iconic Buffy the Vampire Slayer, but also Angel, Firefly, Serenity, Doll House. He makes movies. This year, with some collaborators, he decided he was going to make a musical, not for television, not for the movies, but for the internet. And the result was this online musical called Doctor Horrible's Sing-Along Blog.\nFor those of you in the seats looking at the people around you wondering, what are we talking about? Why are people so excited? The story of Doctor Horrible is-- he's played by Neil Patrick Harris-- and he's a wannabe, not terribly successful super villain. And this is from his video blog. The show is his video blog.\n[AUDIO PLAYBACK]\n-Emails.\n-TooSlyForYou writes, \"Hey, genius. \" Wow, sarcasm. That's original.\n-\"Where are the gold bars you were supposed to pull out of that bank vault with your trans-matter ray? Obviously it failed, or it would be in the papers.\"\n-Well, no they're not going to say anything in the press, but behold. Transported from there to here.\nEverybody listening on the radio, he's holding up a baggie full of brown liquid.\n-Molecules tend to shift during the trans-matter events.\nDr. Horrible, in the first episode, he goes on from that point to explain this new invention that he's invented to rule the world that he's almost perfected called the Freeze Ray. He then goes through some other emails, another email or two, including one from a guy claiming to be his nemesis, to which Dr. Horrible replies, \"Dude, you are not my nemesis.\"\nAnd then, Dr. Horrible comes to this email.\n-Here's one from Dead Not Sleeping. \"Longtime watcher, first time writing.\" Blah blah blah blah. \"You always say in your blog that you will show her the way. Show her you are a true villain. Who is her, and does she even know that your--\n[END AUDIO PLAYBACK]\nDr. Horrible. So anyway they did this on the internet and it's a crazy, huge sensation. 200,000 people an hour tried to download it on the first day. It won a People's Choice Award for Favorite Online Sensation, which I think is a really funny category. This year it's been one of the top 25 best-selling movies and TV shows at Amazon.com and so like, big sensation right? So they decided let's put out a DVD. Of course, that would mean that they would have to return to the scene of their own work and do a DVD commentary. And so in an incredibly macho move, they decided OK, well we have this musical we made. They would also do the DVD commentary-- as a musical.\nSo the commentary itself also rhymes, it's set to music. It both comments on, and critiques, the conventions of a DVD commentary, while synchronously existing with the movie. So it included this song where Joss Whedon got to express, as a filmmaker, what it feels like, what it means to do a DVD commentary, and have to return to his own work and talk about that work as part of his job. And he's agreed to play that song for us here today.\nBefore we booked him for this show, he actually never had played in front of an audience larger than nine people. He actually taught himself piano to write musicals like this a couple years ago. He never had performed on a stage. He'll be accompanied-- he wanted an actual professional musician with him just for backup-- so he'll be accompanied on guitar by Matt Clark who is a longtime Chicago musician to a lot of bands, most recently White Light.\nPlease welcome in his very brave musical, theatrical debut, film-making legend, Mr. Joss Whedon.\n[MUSIC - \"HEART (BROKEN)\" BY JOSS WHEDON]\nA caveman painted on a cave.\nIt was a bison, was a fave\nThe other cave people would rave.\nThey didn't ask why?\nWhy paint a bison if it's dead?\nWhen did you choose the color red?\nWhat was the process in your head?\nHe told their story.\nWhat came before he didn't show.\nWe're not supposed to.\nIn Homer's Odyssey was swell,\nA bunch of guys that went through hell.\nHe told the tale, but didn't tell the audience why.\nHe didn't say, here's what it means,\nAnd here's a few deleted scenes.\nCharybdis tested well with teens,\nHe's not the story.\nHe's just a door we open if our lives need lifting.\nBut now we pick, pick, pick, pick, pick it apart.\nOpen it up to find the tick, tick, tick of a heart.\nA heart broken.\nIt's broken by the endless loads\nOf making ofs and mobisodes,\nThe tie-ins, prequels, games, and codes the audience buys.\nThe narrative dies, stretched and torn.\nHey spoiler warnin'.\nWe're gonna pick, pick, pick, pick, pick it apart.\nOpen it up to find the tick, tick tick of a heart.\nA heart broken down.\nSit back, relax, enjoy the show, oh no.\nLet it go, oh no.\nNo the crowd won't rest 'til he explains,\nLike zombies clawing for his brains,\nOr anything that infotains\nAnd that maintains my fame,\nMy fame, my precious quasi-fame.\nWhat am I doing? There's people watching.\nI sang some things I didn't mean.\nI think this commentary's keen.\nSo let's return now to the scene. I'll tell the story.\nThis song itself was hard to write.\nI cut the bridge to keep it tight.\nIt's kind of slow and doesn't quite advance the story.\nIt's really boring. That's all done.\nGet on the fun train.\nWe're gonna pick, we're gonna pick, pick, pick it apart,\nPick up a stick and find the tick, tick, tick of a heart.\nA heart on sale now.\nMr. Joss Whedon. On vocals and piano. Matt Clark on guitar. Matt, by the way, is now a law student at Washington University in Saint Louis and is skipping out of finals to be here. Good luck to him.\nAct Three: Our Man Of Perpetual Sorrow\nWe've arrived at Act Three of our show.\nAct Three. Our Man of Perpetual Sorrow\nOne of the things that's the strangest thing about returns to the scene of the crime are that so many of them involve somebody returning to someplace where he really doesn't want to go. Someplace that he dislikes, or disagrees with, or wished he'd never been at in the first place. But then the person finds they can't help themselves, he goes back.\nWell, Dan Savage has written books about he and his boyfriend deciding to get married and then adopting a little boy, actually not in that order. He made a name for himself writing a funny and deeply informed sex advice column called Savage Love. Please welcome Dan Savage.\nHello. This is intimidating with that kind of welcome.\nThe crime scene in this story is a Catholic church. In particular, Saint Ignatius on Glenwood Avenue on the North Side of Chicago. And yes, I went to Catholic grade schools. And yes, I was an altar boy. But no, the crime is not what you've already assumed. No Catholic school children were harmed during the production of this story. So you can relax.\nI'm not a practicing Catholic. I am a lapsed Catholic. An agnostatheist. A sort of agnostic-atheist hybrid. Which means I cross myself on airplanes. I once blew up at a friend who thought it was hilarious to invert one of the crucifixes in my ironic collection of Catholic kitsch. And half the time when I take the Lord's name in vain, like when I mutter Jesus Christ through clenched teeth as my boyfriend passes someone going 90 miles an hour, I am in all honesty seeking the protection of a higher power.\nI go right back to not believing in God once he's safely delivered us back to the right hand lane. Which makes me a hypocrite. And an ingrate. I was raised in a Catholic home. I went to the same Catholic grade school my mother and grandmother did, and I had some of the same nuns they both did as teachers.\nBut by age seven, I was already having trouble reconciling loving father with eternal damnation. But the fatal blow came at age 14, with the realization that I was gay. Something I figured out at roughly the same time I entered an all-male high school for Catholic boys thinking about becoming priests. Which is a bit like realizing you're an alcoholic on your first day working at the Budweiser bottling plant.\nLuckily for my sanity, I didn't think, \"Oh my God, I'm going to hell.\" I thought, that can't be right. What the church-- my church-- says about me. They have to be wrong. Soon I was contemplating the possibility that the church was wrong about other stuff. Maybe lots of other stuff. The odds of virgin births. The virtues of celibacy. The evils of masturbation. And it didn't take long to arrive at the biggest doubt of all-- the existence of God. And that was that.\nBy senior year I'd started going to a public school and stopped going to church, except for the odd family wedding, baptism, or funeral. And they are all odd, aren't they? I go to church about as often as I go to Planned Parenthood for a Pap smear. Then, 12 months ago, my mother died. A virus can lay dormant in your body for so long that it's possible to forget you were ever infected. Then something happens that weakens your immune system and the virus seizes its opportunity. For more than two decades the Catholicism I'd contracted at Saint Ignatius had lain dormant, manifesting itself only on airplanes and in passing lanes. But the immunity I'd long enjoyed was weakened by my mother's death. Because since that sunny, awful day in Tucson last spring, I found myself slipping into Catholic churches.\nNot for odd weddings or funerals, but on totally random days of non-holy, non-obligation. Tuesday afternoons, Friday mornings. And not just going to church, but going out of my way to go to church. There's a Modernist Catholic chapel close to my office. It won a big design award, but to me it looks like all modern churches do. Like someone stuck a crucifix up on the wall in the rec room at the Brady house.\nSaint James Cathedral in downtown Seattle, a longer walk, looks like a Catholic church should. A lot like Saint Ignatius, actually. Stained glass, marble, crowds of plaster saints. Saint James is open for contemplation all day during the week. There are usually one or two volunteers straightening up the hymnals and the offering envelopes in the backs of the pews, and keeping an eye on the homeless people, and me, that have come in to get out of the rain. There's no music, only a few lights are on, and when a priest strolls through he doesn't make eye contact with anyone.\nWhen my mother would call me with bad news-- a relative I hadn't seen in years diagnosed with cancer, a friend of hers with a desperately ill grandchild-- she would always say, \"I know you don't pray, Daniel. Keep them in your thoughts.\" My mom knew that thoughts were the best I could do. And now, at Saint James, I sit in a bank of pews opposite a white marble statue of the Virgin Mother, stare into her face, and keep my mother in my thoughts. Sorry.\nBy her own estimation my mother was a good Catholic. She believed in Jesus, the Resurrection, the virgin births, both of them. There are two, did you know that? What are the odds? The Trinity, the Sacraments. She believed that sex was sacred, and that people, particularly people with children, should be married to each other. But she didn't believe that being a good Catholic meant blind obedience. So I guess you could say she was a good American Catholic. She believed women should be priests. That priests should be able to marry. And after four pregnancies in four years, she concluded that birth control was not a sin.\nShe prayed that the leaders of her church would come around during her lifetime. Unfortunately, the church, under the last two popes, went in the opposite direction. And whenever the present pope, Benny, she called him, or the previous pope, JP2, condemned birth control, or insisted that women could not and would not ever be ordained as priests, my mother would sometimes call me and sigh and say, it's like they're trying to make Lutherans of us all.\nBut she refused to leave the church because she believed it was her church, too, just as much as it was Benny's, or JP2's. A little voice inside her head said, that can't be right, they must be wrong. That voice, the same one I heard, somehow left her faith stronger. She took it hard when I came out. Her first impulse was to call a priest. God bless Father Tom, who, when my mother, distraught, told him I'd just come out to her, placed a hand on my mother's knee and came out to her himself.\nMy mother came around fast. And came out swinging. Rainbow stickers on her car, a PFLAG membership, and an ultimatum delivered to the entire extended family. Anyone who had a problem with me, had a much bigger problem with her.\nMy mother was diagnosed with a degenerative lung condition six years ago. She had some bad years, but she was stable enough last spring to drive down to the Southwest with her husband, my step dad, to visit her sisters. She took a turn in Tucson, where she was hospitalized for a week. But we thought she was going to pull through, as she had on several other occasions. Her doctors in Chicago had just given her two more years.\nBut the morning of her seventh day in the ICU, the morning we'd begun to make arrangements to get her back home to her own bed and her own doctors, a moment after my stepfather left her bedside for the first time in a week, a doctor appeared at the door of her room and waved me into the hallway. There'd been developments. Her lungs have been slowly disintegrating for five years, and now they were coming apart. One had a hole in it that was getting bigger, and there was no going home. This was it. The doctor told me he needed a medical directive from my mother, and he needed it now. Can I go get my stepfather? No. Now.\nSo it fell to me to tell my mother that she was going to die, and lay out her limited options. She could have a tube put down her throat and be hooked up to a machine that would breathe for her for a day or two. But she would be in a drug-induced coma, although she would live long enough for her other two sons to come to Tucson, but she wouldn't know that they were there. She could wear an oxygen mask that violently forced air into her lungs and live for six more hours. Or she could take the mask off and go now.\nNo mask, she said. No tube. Now. I told the doctor. And then I ran to the ICU's waiting room to get my step dad and my sister and my aunt. She didn't go into the hospital expecting to die, and she was not ready to go.\nWhen we were all at her bedside, she arched one eyebrow, shook her head and said, \"Shit!\"\nMy mother used profanity sparingly, and only in quotation marks. When she said \"shit,\" what she meant was the kind of person who casually uses profanity might be inclined to say \"shit\" at a moment like this, but I am not the kind of person who uses profanity. I am a Catholic grandmother. And I certainly wouldn't use it at a moment like this, but if I were the kind of person who used profanity, \"shit\" might be the word I would use right now. But I'm not that kind of person. She swore on her death bed as a joke, because she wanted to make us feel better.\nA priest arrived to perform last rites. And it helped her brace for what she knew was coming for an extremely painful final few moments. I could see it help. I could see the comfort the sacrament gave her. It gave me comfort. The priest led us in prayer. Prayers my mother and I both learned at Saint Ignatius. Prayers that filled a terrible silence, and solemnized an awful moment. And then my mother told us she would be with us always, looking down on us, and that we would see her again. She didn't say in heaven, but that is what she meant.\nThen she made her last request. \"Remember me. Keep me in your thoughts, Daniel.\"\nOne of the cards in the back of the pews at Saint James is addressed to non-practicing Catholics. \"WELCOME BACK\" is printed in large letters across the top. Are you a Catholic who's been away from the church? Welcome back classes are designed to help you return to the sacraments and regular church attendance. A return to the sacraments.\nI fantasized about returning to the sacrament of confession. Forgive me father, for I have sinned. It's been 29 years since my last confession. Hope you packed a lunch.\nI want for there to be heaven. And I want her to be looking down on me. Though, and I say this is a professional sex advice columnist, not all the time. There are things a mother has a right not to know, she used to say. But Catholicism now tempts me. I wouldn't be wasting so much time in Saint James if it didn't. My boyfriend would not have found a \"WELCOME BACK\" card in the back pocket of my jeans if it didn't.\nBut when I am tempted, when I feel like, maybe, I could go through the motions, Return to the sacraments, take what comfort I can, the Pope goes to Africa and says that condoms spread AIDS, or an archbishop in Brazil excommunicates a Catholic woman for getting her nine year old daughter an abortion, but not the Catholic man that raped the nine year old girl.\nOr I contemplate how the church views me and the two people I love most in the world, my boyfriend of 14 years and our 11-year-old son, and I think, I can't even fake this. But there I sit at Saint James two or three times a week.\nBeing brought up in a faith built around a guy jumping out of his tomb? That makes it difficult to reconcile oneself to the permanence of death. Who knew? The afterlife. It's cruel really, when you think about it. Criminal. Telling children that the people they love don't die. That there's some other life, some better place, a place without pulmonary fibrosis, or Tucson, Arizona.\nAnd maybe that lie is a comfort for some, but it's made death more painful for me, not less. Which is the opposite of religion's intended effect, is it not? The voice of unreason in my head, the voice of nuns back at Saint Ignatius says, \"She lives. She is in heaven.\" And the voice of reason, which sounds a lot like Christopher Hitchens, barks back, \"No, she doesn't. She's dead. Get over it already.\"\nThis inability to reconcile myself to death has not been good for me. I visit Saint James like an addict drops by a crack house. For a fix. To deaden the pain, by losing myself momentarily in the fantasy that she lives, and that we will be together again. There's an inscription on the ceiling of Saint James, \"I am in your midst.\"\nIf I were the kind of person who could believe, I would believe. But I'm not that kind of person. Shit. Thank you.\nDan Savage. Sex advice columnist. Editor of The Stranger. And the host of one of the most entertaining podcasts in the country, The Savage Love podcast.\nA couple weeks ago as we were preparing for today's broadcast, I was in Baltimore visiting my dad, and I'd been going over drafts of the stories for today's show including Dan's, and I was visiting my dad in Baltimore. And my dad showed me how he had digitized all of our old family videos, which apparently is a really good project if you're retired.\nAnd among the videos was footage from one of our very first live shows. We'd just barely been on the air at all, and it was Valentine's Day in 1998. It was a slightly smaller audience than we have today. It was at a bar. The Empty Bottle on Western in Chicago. The Empty Bottle's reach is that big? Anyway so he had footage. He had filmed the thing, and there was this footage that I didn't even know existed, and had never seen.\nAnd onstage was me and my mom. My mom died five years ago. She was a marriage therapist and she was giving Valentine's Day relationship advice. And on stage with her was Dan Savage who was giving relationship and sex advice. And then at some point, Dan introduces a guest of his own. Let's roll that.\n[VIDEO PLAYBACK]\n-Judy Savage Sobiesk everybody.\n-Mrs. Savage I want you to just help out by reading some questions with me, so why don't you start with that one, because--\n-Thank God for trifocals. Why are men typically aroused more by seeing naked bodies and women are typically more aroused by reading about them?\n[END VIDEO PLAYBACK]\nRight, Yeah, this is the main thing I learned watching this, is that Dan and I made our moms take part in a show that was really, really dirty.\nWell, our program is produced today by our Senior Producer, Julie Snyder, our Production Manager, Seth Lind, and me. With Alex Blumberg, Jane Feltes, Sarah Keonig, Lisa Pollak, Robyn Semien, Alissa Shipp, and Nancy Updike. Production help from Andy Dixon. Music help from Jessica Hopper. Adrianne Mathiowetz runs our website. Recording by Sarah Toulouse and Mary Gaffney. Station outreach by Melissa Barkley at Public Radio International. Executive Producers for our cinema event Julie and Robert Borchard-Young. Directed by David Stern.\nIf you're listening to the radio and you want to see the full 90-minute show that we did in movie theaters, we're going to rebroadcast today's cinema event in movie theaters May 7.\nThanks to Vicki Weaver, the head of probation for Putnam County Court. Seth Barrish [UNINTELLIGIBLE], Josh Noel, my dad Barry Glass for video dubs, Brent [? Candley ?] and Nicom Communications and Paula [? Pevzner. ?] Thanks to Chicago homicide detectives Luis Munoz and Mark Czworniak. Music for our live show provided by the band Chin Chin, [? Von ?] [? Pitino, ?] Cliff Goldmacher, Kevin Hayes, Darren Wayne, K-Crews, and Fun Factor\nFor everybody listening on the radio, our live cinema event included an incredibly sad and beautiful animated cartoon by Chris Ware. You can watch that online. You can also see an extra video that we made. David Rakoff, Dave Hill, Miles Kahn.\nOur web site www.thisamericanlife.org.\nThis American Life is distributed by the fine folks at Public Radio International. Support for This American Life is provided by Kashi. Tips on healthy snacking, creating a green kitchen, natural recipes and more at Kashi.com. Kashi. Seven whole grains on a mission. WBEZ management oversight for our program by our boss Mr. Torey Malatia, who is so easy to beat at Grand Theft Auto.\nAw man, I had a sip of beer. I don't know where I'm driving from or where I'm driving to.\nPRI, Public Radio International",
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        "raw_content": "THX Appoints Entertainment Technology Veteran as CEO\nA Proven Catalyst for Corporate Evolution, Ty Ahmad-Taylor Joins THX in San Francisco\nSan Francisco, CA (November 10, 2015) \u2013 THX Ltd. today announced the appointment of industry trailblazer Ty Ahmad-Taylor to the position of CEO, effective immediately. As CEO, Ahmad-Taylor will oversee the growth and development of the core THX business as well as expand the company\u2019s reach into new business areas.\nOriginally founded to convey the technical design and quality of the production studio to the cinema, over the past thirty years THX has expanded to truthfully deliver the integrity of the artistic intent and the content stream in the cinema, at home and on the go. As a result of rapid changes in new content consumption mediums and the corresponding shift in viewer habits, the assurance of high quality audio and video playback experiences is of equal relevance today as it was in the cinema three decades earlier. THX is pleased to welcome digital media veteran Ty Ahmad-Taylor to help drive the development of programs that satisfy industry needs and further advance the quality of today\u2019s content consumption methods.\nAhmad-Taylor\u2019s career has been dedicated to creating deeply engaging experiences for viewers across various media platforms. His background includes more than 25 years in information design with over 18 years in interactive television platforms. He possesses a thorough understanding of consumer entertainment habits and what\u2019s needed to enhance the platforms that satisfy their demands. Ty is a successful entrepreneur and business leader having founded multiple start-ups, the latest of which was acquired by Samsung Electronics in 2012. He became Vice President of Smart TV Services at Samsung where he led the teams that created interactive television applications and OTT products for the world\u2019s largest TV and smartphone manufacturer. Prior to Samsung, Ty was the Senior Vice President for Strategy and Product Development at MTV Networks\u2019 Music & Logo Group and a Senior Director of Interactive Products and UI at Comcast.\nIn addition to his accomplishments as an entrepreneur and business manager, Ty has credits as a patent holder and thought leader whose career and personal interests uniquely meet those of THX \u2013 at the intersection of art and technology. His creative aptitude will be instrumental in shaping THX\u2019s future brand strategies and reinventing THX to scale new heights.\n\u201cI\u2019ve always admired THX\u2019s dedication to delivering the highest quality entertainment experiences while remaining technology and brand agnostic\u201d explains Ahmad-Taylor. \u201cI\u2019m excited to blend my expertise in entertainment and digital trends with THX\u2019s repute as the benchmark for audio and video standards across the many media consumption platforms and formats \u2013 it\u2019s a perfect pairing.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "There are psychological reasons behind why the escape room phenomenon is becoming so widespread. Remember your favorite computer games as a kid? Pajama Sam, Freddie Fish, and Putt-Putt are a few names that come to mind. It wasn\u2019t the intriguing story that made them so addictive. Let\u2019s face it, the scripts for these games aren\u2019t winning any academy awards anytime soon. Their popularity was based on the fact that you had to click around, explore, and solve clues to complete tasks.\nHuman being are naturally inquisitive creatures. If you look into the nitty gritty reasons why we\u2019re so attracted to escape rooms, you\u2019ll find that our willingness to lock ourselves in a room with our closest friends and family members isn\u2019t really that crazy at all. There\u2019s even a game show on the Science Channel called Race to Escape, where two groups of strangers compete against each other to see which group escapes first. Like Tick Tock Escape Room, the show uses two identical rooms to ensure a level playing field. Riaz Patel, the show\u2019s creator, says \u201cThe person who enters the room may not be the person who emerges once the door is locked\u2026people who think they are leaders quickly end up being followers.\u201d\nSo why is this? Why would the added pressure of a competitive element and monetary incentive ($25,000 to be exact) cause us to change our behavior? How is the dynamic between strangers different than the dynamic between close friends? Are we more or less likely to revert to a \u2018follower\u2019 role around those we aren\u2019t as comfortable with? Most importantly, why is that we love being locked in a room?\nAccording to an article on Junkee, part of the escape room appeal is that it\u2019s a deviation from the more passive forms of entertainment, like watching TV or engaging with our phones. Technology has tried to get in on this \u2018immersive experience\u2019 trend with 360 degree virtual reality goggles and Facebook videos that give you a 360 degree view of stunning images. Even though technology may be incorporated into some escape rooms, they\u2019re much more about socializing and problem-solving. This study by Eventbrite found that for millennials, \u201chappiness isn\u2019t as focused on possessions or career status. Living a meaningful, happy life is about creating, sharing and capturing memories earned through experiences that span the spectrum of life\u2019s opportunities\u201d. In addition, 78% of millennials would rather spend money on a desirable experience over a material possession. Over 70% said their best memories are from an event or live experience, providing an explanation for why escape rooms are so popular. We would rather collect memories than items that only bring temporary happiness.\nAccording to an article from Harvard Business Review, there are four key experience-design principles. These include (1) themed experiences, (2) positive cues that give the right impression, (3) available memorabilia, and (4) the engagement of all five senses. Now consider how an escape room fulfills these principles. The rooms are themed (Beasley\u2019s Billions and Pyramid Paradox), you have a photo to remember your experience, and you use almost all of your senses to get out of the room (no tasting necessary\u2014for now). The escape room experience is meant to give you a memory that will last for years. This blog post divides the four realms of experience as entertainment, educational, esthetic, and escapist. 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        "raw_content": "Home > Weight Loss > Choosing The Best Approach To Safe And Quick Weight Loss\nThere are so many fad diet plans on the market today that someone who needs to get rid of a few extra pounds may be unsure where to begin. The best approach is to structure a plan for safe and Quick Weight Loss with the aid of a physician. Here are some of the steps needed to ensure that the approach used is really the best for the patient.\nStart With a Complete Examination\nBefore embarking on any weight loss regimen, it pays to undergo a complete physical. The benefit is that if there is any underlying health issue that could complicate the dieting process, the physician can suggest ways to structure the plan, so the patient does not make the situation worse. For example, certain types of physical ailments will mean the patient needs to limit certain types of carbohydrates or stay away from foods that are high in cholesterol. That data can be taken into account developing a plan for safe and Quick Weight Loss.\nSetting Reasonable Goals\nAs any physician will tell the patient, losing too much weight in a short period of time is not good for the body. Ideally, there will be a significant loss at first, due to the reduction in what\u2019s know as water weight. After that, the goal should be to lose a few pounds each week at a more or less consistent basis.\nA side benefit of this incremental loss of weight is that the patient is developing healthy eating habits along the way. That reduces the odds of sliding back into some of the old habits that led to the weight gain in the first place.\nExercise as Part of the Plan\nExercise needs to be part of the diet plan. Depending on the general health of the patient, the exercise regimen may seem modest at first. As some of the weight comes off, and the patient has more energy, the exercise routine can be altered, so it\u2019s more challenging. As the patient begins to reap the rewards of healthy eating and regular exercise, expect the weight loss to continue at a steady pace.\nDon\u2019t try to lose weight without the right support. Visit Allegheny Medical Integrated Health Services and get help from a pro. It won\u2019t take long until the pounds are melting off and the patient begins to look and feel a lot better. You can connect with them on Facebook for more updates!",
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        "raw_content": "Cars Charity\n2015 Ford Mustang GT Petty\u2019s Garage Edition\nby Kirby Garlitos, on September 23, 2015, 12:30\nEyes On Design Car Show\nby Emmy Jackson, on June 30, 2015, 18:00\nGolden BMW i3 And i8 Starlight Edition Revealed\nGolden i3 or i8, anyone?\nJuly 2, 2018 09:00 by Safet Satara\nBMW has introduced tons of special versions of its i cars - the i3 and the i8. Now, the BMW Czech Republic division revealed a new stunning pair of special editions- the BMW i3 and the i8 Starlight Edition, two models that show off the exceptional possibilities of BMW\u2019s paint partners at Toplac. As the official partners of the BMW ColorSystem, Toplac employed painter Miroslav Spicak and designer Zoltan Matuska to create the unique BMW i3 and i8 drizzled in gold. Literally.\nOne-Off McLaren 720S By MSO Raises $650,000 For Children\u2019s Charity\nGoing big for a good cause\nWhile just about any McLaren model in standard trim is truly a sight to behold, the experts over at McLaren Special Operations (MSO) have a way of making these machines even more attractive. And that\u2019s exactly what happened with this one-of-one 720S coupe, which comes draped in unique paint and gets decked out in a plethora of carbon bits. One McLaren fan was so smitten, they paid $650,000 to get their hands on it, well over twice the car\u2019s starting MSRP. And that\u2019s a good thing, because proceeds went to benefit a children\u2019s charity.\nThe car was recently auctioned off at the Naples Winter Wine Festival, where it raised money for the Naples Children & Education Foundation. The car was originally equipped in the Luxury specification (as opposed to the base model or Performance spec). From there, MSO added a host of optional equipment, including loads of carbon fiber bits for the interior and exterior. However, the most eye-catching feature is the Nerello Red paint found on the body panels, so named after a type of grape found in the Mascali area of Sicily \u2013 appropriate for the Naples Winter Wine Festival, no?\nInside, the 720S comes equipped with Saddle Brown leather upholstery punctuated by Nerello stitching. There\u2019s also a customized steering wheel sporting some Carbon Black leather hand grips.\nAs a reminder, the McLaren 720S comes from the factory with a carbon fiber chassis for low weight, as well as a 4.0-liter V-8 for motivation. The powerplant is pumped up by a double-dose of turbocharging to produce 710 horsepower and 568 pound-feet of torque at the rear wheels. The run to 60 mph takes just 2.8 seconds, while top speed is rated at 212 mph. MSRP starts at $287,745.\nHuge Donation: Ford GT Sells for $2.5 Million at Barrett-Jackson Auction in Arizona\nThat\u2019s a lot of funds going to a worthy cause\nJanuary 23, 2018 10:00 by Kirby Garlitos\nThe first big car auction weekend of the year had some incredible moments, but none could compare to how much the Ford GT fetched when it went under the hammer at the Barrett-Jackson auction in Scottsdale, Arizona. The first production GT to go up for auction sold for $2.5 million, an incredible amount for a supercar that costs under $500,000 on the market. All the proceeds from the auction will go to the Autism Society of North Carolina\u2019s IGNITE program, an initiative that offers activities, skills training, and educational workshops for young adults with high-functioning autism or Asperger\u2019s Syndrome.\n2017 Fiat 500C Missoni by Garage Italia Customs\nOne-off creation fetches huge bid in auction to benefit AIDS research\nSeptember 26, 2017 18:00 by Kirby Garlitos\nThe fashion and automotive worlds have crossed paths many times in the past, often in the form of special edition creations such as this Fiat 500C. The ventures have not always yielded good results, but all of them are magnets for attention, for better or worse. The latest in a long line of these special editions come by way of Garage Italia Customs, which created this bedazzling 500C in the name of fashion designer Angela Missoni, the creative director of the Italian brand that wears the same name.\nThose who are familiar with the Missoni fashion brand will know that it prides itself on colorful design palettes, something that we see in all its glory on the 500C. Garage Italia Customs\u2019 treatment is also what you\u2019d expect from an automotive custom shop whose past design works include the Fiat 500 Paco Rabanne Edition, another glistening collaboration with the fashion and automotive industries. The Missoni-inspired 500C is colorful to a hilt, and whether you like it or not, it received enough attention to gather what Garage Italia Customs called a \u201cgenerous\u201d bid when it was auctioned off at the ninth annual charity event organized by amfAR in Milan, Italy last September 21. The proceeds of the car\u2019s auction are earmarked for AIDS research, so whoever ended up paying the \u201cgenerous\u201d amount to take home this one-off 500C should be happy that his money is going to the right place. Even better, he gets to take home arguably one of the most colorful Fiat 500Cs to come out in recent memory.\nContinue after the jump to read more about the Fiat 500C Missoni by Garage Italia Customs\nJason Day Sinks Hole-in-One, Wins A BMW M760i, And Donates it To Charity\nBimmer also threw in an extra $100,000 donation for good measure\nProfessional golfer Jason Day is one of the best golfers in the world today. He\u2019s currently ranked sixth in the world rankings and is the owner of one golf major (the 2015 PGA Championship). He\u2019s also an all-around good guy who won a BMW M760i over the weekend after sinking a hole-in-one on the 17th hole during his second round at the 2017 BMW Championships. The achievement itself is incredible, but Day put a nice cherry on it by actually donating the car he had just won to the Evans Scholars Foundation, which will in turn auction it to raise funds for college scholarships among caddies.\nTo make this story even better, BMW is throwing in another $100,000 to the foundation to commemorate Day\u2019s achievement. The Australian golfer ultimately finished fourth in the tournament, seven strokes behind winner Marc Leishman. He may not have gotten the result he wanted, but you could argue that his hole-in-one was the most important hole of the tournament because of the circumstances surrounding it. He wins an M760i, donates it to charity so it can auction the luxury sedan, and then Bimmer adds another $100,000 donation to cap it off. There are a lot of winners in this story, not the least of which is the person who could end up with the M760i. Remember, the luxury sedan is probably the closest thing BMW has to a full-fledged flagship. It features the automaker\u2019s newest and most important technologies, including a massive 6.6-liter V-12 engine that produces 601 horsepower and 590 pound-feet of torque. All that power is challenged to the sedan\u2019s xDrive AWD system courtesy of an eight-speed automatic transmission, which in turn allows it to accelerate from 0 to 60 mph in just 3.6 seconds before hitting an electronically limited top speed of 155 mph.\nThe Ferrari LaFerarri Aperta #210 Did Sell For Almost $10 Million\nIt\u2019s now one of the most expensive Ferrari models of all time\nThe Ferrari LaFerrari Aperta #210 didn\u2019t sell for \u20ac8.32 million ($10 million) as I predicted, but it might as well have after fetching a winning bid of \u20ac8.3 million ($9.98 million) in RM Sotheby\u2019s \u201cLegend e Passione\u201d auction at Ferrari\u2019s Fiorano race track as part of the automaker\u2019s 70th anniversary celebration. The total amount bid for the LaFerrari Aperta is made more impressive by the fact that it surpassed the winning bid ($7 million) for the LaFerrari #500, a similar last-second creation that was auctioned off $7 million to benefit victims of the Italy earthquake in 2016.\nAs has been mentioned before, proceeds of the auction for the LaFerrari Aperta #210 will also go to a good cause, specifically to the \u201cSave the Children\u201d charity. Beyond the obvious significance of the money going to charity, the auction price of the LaFerrari Aperta #210 puts to rest any lingering doubts of the convertible hypercar\u2019s appeal among Ferrari collectors. The truth painted a far different picture, establishing the LaFerrari Aperta as a modern-day classic that financially-endowed Ferrari collectors were more than willing to pay way over its supposed market value. It not only sold for almost four times the actual price of a \u201cstandard\u201d LaFerrari Aperta but the price it did go for immediately shot the convertible hypercar up the rankings as one of the most expensive Ferraris in the world. Not too bad for a car that wasn\u2019t supposed to exist in the first place.\n2017 Ferrari LaFerrari Aperta #210\nCould this be the hypercar that sells for $10 million?\nSeptember 5, 2017 10:00 by Kirby Garlitos\nThe last Ferrari Laferrari Aperta is headed to the auction block this weekend. That alone should be enough to warrant headlines, but as most of you already know, the auction-bound LaFerrari Aperta is special in its own right. This unit isn\u2019t supposed to exist in the first place. This is the 210th LaFerrari Aperta, a last-second creation by Maranello that isn\u2019t a part of the initial lot of 209 units that the automaker planned to launch but was nonetheless built as an auction piece to benefit the \u201cSave the Children\u201d charity.\nThe auction is set to take place at Ferrari\u2019s Fiorano track and is part of RM Sotheby\u2019s \u201cLegend e Passione\u201d event being held as part of the Italian automaker\u2019s 50th anniversary. Befitting the event on September 9, Ferrari gave the LaFerrari Aperta a unique look no other model of its kind had when they all came out of production. These features firmly establish the 210th model as a legitimate one-of-a-kind LaFerrari Aperta, the kind of car that Ferrari collectors will trip over themselves to get a hold of. It\u2019s no surprise then that neither Ferrari nor RM Sotheby\u2019s has released an estimate for the car. Considering that the 500th LaFerrari \u2013 the precursor of the 210th LaFerrari Aperta \u2013 fetched $7 million in a similar auction setting last year, the sky really is the limit as to how much the 210th LaFerrari Aperta is going to sell for this weekend.\nFerrari Isn\u2019t Done Building LaFerrari Apertas\nA 210th model is set to be auctioned off at the RM Sotheby\u2019s auction on September 9\nIf any of you missed out on scoring any one of the 209 Ferrari LaFerrari Apertas, fret not because the Prancing Horse is building a 210th model. The only catch is that you might have to pay more than the reported price of $4 million for the roadster version of the LaFerrari. See, unlike the first 209 models, the 210th LaFerrari Aperta will be auctioned off at RM Sotheby\u2019s auction on September 9 to benefit a yet-to-be-named charity.\nThe decision to add another LaFerrari Aperta to the mix comes in the wake of a similar move by Ferrari to build a final production LaFerrari \u2013 the 500th model \u2013 to help raise funds for the National Italian American Foundation\u2019s Earthquake Relief Fund back in December 2016. That auction took place to help victims of a deadly earthquake that floored Central Italy last September. With the LaFerrari Aperta actually being a rarer model than its hardtop counterpart, there are expectations that the car will sell for a much higher price than the $7 million somebody paid for the 500th LaFerrari. Still, RM Sotheby\u2019s is keeping a conservative estimate on the car, even going so far as to peg its sale at a price between $3.5 million to $4.7 million, or right around the same amount that all 209 standard production models cost. Regardless of how much it goes for, the mere fact that there\u2019s another one up for grabs should be enough to invite a bidding frenzy. At the very least, those who felt they got the short end of the stick when the car was launched will now have the opportunity to get their hands on one.\nContinue after the jump to read the full story\n2018 Ford F-22 F-150 Raptor\nTruck auctions for $300,000 to benefit youth in aviation\nAugust 1, 2017 12:00 by Mark\nFord Performance created a one-off F-150 Raptor styled after the Lockheed Martin F-22 Raptor fighter jet for a charity auction benefiting kids\u2019 interest and participation in flying. Called the Gathering of Eagles, the annual event is hosted by the Experimental Aircraft Association. This year, the auction raised $300,000 thanks to Ford\u2019s donation of the \u201cF-22 Raptor.\u201d The truck obviously takes its name and styling cues from America\u2019s premier fighter, going so far as to incorporate the jet\u2019s silhouette into its grille and side mirrors. But that just scratches the surface of what Ford did to this 2018 F-150 Raptor Crew Cab.\nThe Raptor boasts a Whipple intercooler and other performance upgrades on its high-output, 3.5-liter EcoBoost V-6, giving it an impressive 545 horsepower and 660 pound-feet of torque \u2013 a healthy improvement over its stock 450 horsepower and 510 pound-feet of twist. The bodywork received carbon fiber fender flairs, custom LED lighting, power-deploying running boards, an aggressive wheel and tire package, and that silver-over-black paint job. These, combined with other upgrades, helped the truck garner a $300,000 winning bid, beating out last year\u2019s winning bid of $295,000 for a P-51D Mustang-themed 2017 Ford Shelby GT350 called Ole Yeller. Making the winning bid more special \u2013 it was from Gary Ackerman of Gaudin Ford in Las Vegas. Ackerman serves as Honorary Commander and Ambassador for the U.S. Air Force\u2019s F-22 Squadron at Nellis Air Force Base in Nevada.\nFirst American Honda Civic Type R Auctioned For Charity\nYour chance to own the first Type R and donate for charity at the same time!\nSet to come to the United States for the first time ever, the new-generation Honda Civic Type R has created a massive amount of hype since its public unveiling. The anticipation is so great that some buyers who have reserved their Type Rs are actually trying to sell them for double the actual price on e-Bay and other e-commerce platforms. Fortunately enough, all this nonsense will be over soon as the new hot-hatch is ready to hit U.S. dealerships. But until the first Type Rs meet their customers, Honda is offering the very first U.S.-spec car for charity. The hatchback, which is wearing vehicle identification number (VIN) number 01, will be auctioned only from June 7 to June 15 through car auction site Bring A Trailer.\nThe vehicle in question is finished in the exciting Aegean Blue Metallic paint and includes all the goodies that come with the Type R package, including the rear wing, center triple exhaust pipe, aggressive bumpers and fenders, and signature red Honda badges. The black interior sports red accents and seats for a sharp contrast specific to race-inspired road cars. All proceeds to this auction will be donated to the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation, a nonprofit organization dedicated to finding a cure for childhood brain tumors. The blue Type R is the first vehicle of its kind to be sold in the U.S., as well as the first new vehicle to be auctioned on vintage and collector site Bring A Trailer.\nUpdated 06/09/2017: As expected, the auction is getting a lot of attention and the bidding is already at $200,000. At this rate, the Type R could fetch in excess of $500,000 by June 15.\nWould You Pay $7 Million For A Ferrari LaFerrari That Wasn\u2019t Supposed To Exist?\nThat\u2019s what the 500th production model of Maranello\u2019s hypercar fetched at a charity auction\nIt\u2019s a fairly straight-forward question to ask, especially if you\u2019re aware that a \u201cstandard\u201d Ferrari LaFerrari costs \u201conly\u201d $1.4 million. Regardless of your willingness (or apprehension), some deep-pocketed fellow evidently didn\u2019t mind shelling out $7 million for a car that Maranello built to raise funds for the victims of the deadly earthquake that rocked Central Italy back in September 2016.\nThe highly anticipated auction for the 500th LaFerrari took place during the Ferrari Finali Mondialia event at the Daytona International Speedway in Daytona Beach, Florida and as far as hype goes, the bidding war for the one and only LaFerrari model that can lay claim to not being part of Ferrari\u2019s initial 499-unit production run for the hypercar was chalk full of drama.\nThe auction for the hypercar was handled by RM Sotheby\u2019s and bidding took well over 10 minutes as people desperately tried to squeeze out as much of their allocated funds for the car as they could into their bids. The fact that the auction was also open to phone and absentee bids also added to the collective drama on who would end up with the sought-after hypercar. When the dust settled, the $7 million bid for the 500th LaFerrari was more than enough to hold off the competitive field, and in doing so became the most expensive 21st-century-produced vehicle in history.\nNot surprisingly, Ferrari didn\u2019t divulge the identity of the winning bidder. Not that it should, especially if the proud, new owner of the 500th LaFerrari wants to enjoy his new prized hypercar in private. The good news is that the $7 million he\u2019s now on the hook for the limited edition LaFerrari will go to a cause that\u2019s going to make a lot of people\u2019s holiday season a little bit better.\nHere\u2019s to hoping that everyone, Ferrari included, got what they wanted from this record-setting auction.\n2016 Shelby GT350R Mustang Cattle Baron\u2019s Ball Edition\nSeptember 29, 2015 11:00 by Emmy Jackson\nThe name of the American Cancer Society\u2019s Cattle Baron\u2019s Ball conjures images of pickup trucks, but perhaps a muscle car named after a horse and a Texan is also in-theme. Appropriate or not, Ford Motor Company donated a special 2016 Shelby GT350R Mustang to the event this year. The car was auctioned off to raise money for the American Cancer Society on September 26.\nThe Cattle Baron\u2019s Ball is an annual event held in Detroit to benefit the American Cancer Society. It\u2019s been a Motor City staple since 2003, and attracts a host of wealthy socialites and philanthropists for a night of live music, gourmet cooking and charity auctions with a Western theme. Ford is the main sponsor of the event this year, and Hau Thai-Tang, Ford\u2019s VP of global purchasing, is the honorary chair. Since 1974, Ford and the Ford Motor Company Fund have contributed over $1.8 million to the American Cancer Society in Detroit, and the majority of the contributions came through the Cattle Baron\u2019s Ball.\nThe next-generation Shelby Mustang is a street-legal race car, and Ford plans to build just 100 GT350s and 37 GT350R models for 2015, with a similarly small production run for 2016. It\u2019s likely to go directly into a collector\u2019s garage, but this 2016 Shelby GT350R sports some unique details that will inevitably set it apart when it resurfaces on the collector market some day.\nContinue reading to learn more about the Shelby GT350R Mustang Cattle Baron\u2019s Ball Edition.\nAuctions for charities is nothing new in the auto industry; it\u2019s happened in the past and it will continue to happen. One car that has been auctioned off numerous times for charity purposes is the Ford Mustang. For good reason, too, since the iconic muscle car remains one of the most popular vehicles in the market. Examples abound of this happening in the past few years, including the first production 2015 Ford Mustang, which was auctioned off in January 2014 for the benefit of the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation. Another example is the Experimental Aircraft Association\u2019s \u201cGathering of Eagles\u201d event, which auctions off a special-edition Mustang every year with proceeds going to the organization\u2019s Young Eagles program.\nThe latest example will take place at the Mecum Dallas Auctions when a one-off 2015 Ford Mustang GT goes under the hammer. The fully customized Mustang GT was built by Petty\u2019s Garage and donated by Richard Petty Motorsports with the proceeds of the sale going to Paralyzed Veterans of America, an organization dedicated to \u201cveterans service, medical research and civil rights for people with disabilities.\u201d\nAs special-edition Mustangs go, the Petty\u2019s Garage Mustang GT ranks right up there as one of the best. It has an attractive two-tone exterior finish, a dressed-up interior, and an impressive engine upgrade. In other words, that\u2019s the aftermarket trifecta right there.\nBased on the work put in by Petty\u2019s Garage, I expect this one-off Mustang GT to attract a lot of bids. The fact that proceeds of the auction will go to a worthy charitable organization is even more reason for interested bidders to go high with their bids.\nUpdated 09/23/2015: Petty\u2019s Garage Mustang GT raised a total of $535,000 for Paralyzed Veterans of America (PVA) non-profit organization. The car was originally sold for $330,000, then donated back and sold for an additional $205,000.\nContinue reading to learn more about the Ford Mustang GT Petty\u2019s Garage Edition.\nToyota Donates Mobility Sienna To Veteran-Ran Spinal Cord Rehab Center\nJuly 5, 2015 23:00 by Mark\nJust a few weeks before the Independence Day celebrations of July 4, Toyota pulled through with $300,000 of last-minute funding for a United States veteran\u2019s dream of opening a recovery center for spinal cord injury patents.\nIt all started when Chief Warrant Officer Romy Camargo\u2019s Army detachment started taking enemy fire on September 16, 2008 while on a humanitarian mission in Afghanistan. In the midst of the firefight, Camargo fell limp to the ground with a bullet wound to the back of his neck. Camargo\u2019s life would never be the same.\nCamargo was quickly transported back to the U.S. where his treatments began. The doctors gave him little hope of living, but his pulled through. He eventually grew strong enough to breath without a ventilator and began the long road of physical therapy. Though his doctors say his chances of walking are slim, his determination says otherwise.\nCamargo and his wife Gaby spent many hours on the road traveling from their home in Tampa, Florida to a therapy center in Orlando. It was during that time the couple set their sights on opening a state-of-the-art facility in their hometown that would cater to veterans and civilians alike who suffer from spinal cord injuries.\nAs the June 2015 closed out, the Camargo\u2019s dream opened up. With the help of Toyota and several other key sponsors \u2013 along with thousands of volunteers \u2013 Stay In Step opened its doors.\nWhat\u2019s more, Toyota donated a 2015 Toyota Sienna minivan fully equipped with a mobility ramp for Stay In Step to use. Located adjacent to Tampa\u2019s medical hub, Stay In Step serves as a regional center for SCI injuries. The center is stocked with the latest in physical therapy equipment, including a Toyota-engineered robot that assists in walking movements.\nSimon Nagata, Toyota\u2019s Executive Vice President and Chief Administrative Officer was present for Stay In Step\u2019s grand opening and personally handed Romy the keys to the new Sienna.\nLife-Size \u2018Canstruction\u2019 of Jeep Wrangler Built For Charity\nA new kind of Jeep Wrangler took shape in Canada for the country\u2019s July 1 Canada Day celebrations, and it was constructed entirely of aluminum. No, it\u2019s not the next-generation 2018 Jeep Wrangler that\u2019s rumored to have aluminum body panels, but rather a life-sized replica made from cans of food.\nThe Wrangler \u201cCanstruction\u201d was used to help increase awareness of hunger while also gathering tons of non-perishable food for the Greater Vancouver Food Bank Society. The Jeep took more than 4,500 cans and 12 hours of building to complete, but will serve more than 3,120 hot meals to those in need.\nWhat\u2019s more, the volunteers who built the Jeep were local students ranging in age from 12- to 18-years-old. Fiat Chrysler Canada CEO Reid Bigland said, \u201cThis unique Canada Day Canstruction project not only serves as a tool to raise awareness for issues of hunger and poverty in our country, it also demonstrates to the students involved how critical \u2013 and fun \u2013 subjects like science, technology, engineering, and math can be.\u201d\nThe whole \u201cCanstruction\u201d thing is actually an international non-profit organization that puts on these kinds of exhibitions. The idea is simply to raise awareness by constructing massive objects out of food cans that will then be donated to hunger relieve organizations that need them.\nThis isn\u2019t\u2019 the first time FCA Canada and Canstruction have teamed up. In 2013, Dodge built a life-sized Grand Caravan followed by Ram building a full-sized Ram 1500 pickup truck in 2014.\nJune 30, 2015 18:00 by Emmy Jackson\nThe setting is familiar: a wonderfully manicured field full of classic cars on the grounds of an opulent historic estate. Folding chairs have been set up in the shade so that owners can sit near their cars, and a fancy outdoor brunch has been set up for the well-heeled. Photographers and judges roam among the vehicles, interviewing the owners who are vying for top honors in the various classes. Definitely an automotive concours.\nBut something\u2019s off. There\u2019s an AMC Eagle parked next to a Chrysler Turbine Car, a pristine 1989 Oldsmobile Cutlass Calais sharing the field with a GM EV1 and a 1928 REO Speedwagon grain truck, and if I\u2019m not mistaken, the Pierce Arrows are outnumbered by Ford Pintos. What\u2019s more, several of the judges appear to be blind, if the red and white canes they carry are any indicator. Welcome to the 2015 edition of the Eyes on Design car show in Grosse Pointe Shores, Michigan.\nNow in its 29th year, Eyes on Design takes to the grounds of the Edsel and Eleanor Ford House with a carefully chosen, extremely eclectic assortment of vehicles. Rather than concentrating on the classics-with-a-capital-C, Eyes on Design brings in vehicles based on aesthetic merit, with a focus on styling good and bad, and the trends that have helped to shape the industry since the beginning. As a result, the field of 250 cars represents a mix like no other. A car doesn\u2019t have to be a recognized collectible to share the spotlight at this show.\nEyes on Design benefits the Henry Ford Health System\u2019s Department of Opthalmology, and adds a unique twist to the typical show-car judging system. The show brings in a number of vision-impaired vehicle judges in addition to the standard automotive experts. The white-gloved special judges choose cars based on tactile styling merits, treating the cars as three-dimensional sculptures.\nRolls Royce Builds One-Off Ghost For Charity\nJune 8, 2015 08:00 by Jonathan Lopez\nBritish luxury carmaker Rolls Royce has donated a one-off Ghost in support of Together for Short Lives, a children\u2019s palliative care charity based in the U.K. The car was handed over at the charity\u2019s Midsummer Ball in central London, where Rolls also revealed its plans for a yearlong initiative to support Together for Short Lives in its work to help seriously ill children and their families.\n\u201cWe\u2019re proud to be able to support Together for Short Lives and the remarkable work they do,\u201d said Torsten Mueller-Oetvoes, Chief Executive Officer at Rolls Royce Motor Cars. \u201cI am certain that the funds raised on the evening and the activity planned throughout the next 12 months will have a lasting impact on the charity, allowing continued support for thousands of children and their families throughout the U.K.\u201d\nThe car, a Ghost Series II draped in the charity\u2019s bright purple color scheme and finished with Together for Short Lives branding, will be used to help raise funds during a non-stop \u201cRolls Rally\u201d campaign that will see the sedan visiting all four corners of Britain over the course of the next year. 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        "raw_content": "By Allan Honeyman Sep 14 2016 - 1:21pm\nHow Tesla Autopilot Can Stretch The Range\nTesla\u2019s role in pushing forward autonomy and how auotopilot may extended the range of not only electric cars, but also gas cars.\nElon Musk has been a global kind of a thinker from day one. I\u2019ve read that he had an abiding interest in saving the planet by making it more sustainable, and failing that, to preserve the possibility of a continuing future for the human species by making it a multi-planet species. One can view his actions with his various companies as steps on a stair leading to the eventual goal: long-term survival of humans. Tesla, Solar City, Hyperloop, and especially SpaceX are links in a chain. Regardless of how successful we humans are in saving our planet, there is always the possibility of planetary wide catastrophe, like a very large asteroid deciding it would like to live here too and has a violent merging with planet Earth. These extinction events occur roughly every seventy million years or so. It has been 64 million yers since the extinction event which most likely did in the dinosaurs. We\u2019ve only been around for a million or so years so we may have time on that one, but there were only twenty million years between the 520 and 500 million years ago events. We may be overdue.\nSo now you get an idea of why Elon is fixated on this issue. What does this have to do with autonomous vehicles?\nAutonomous cars have a couple of tricks up their sleeves to stretch the mileage they can get from a single charge/gas fillup. One is \u201cplatooning\u201d. This is where we can take advantage of the decision time needed by an automated car to either brake or take evasive action. We all know the \u201c2.5 second\u201d mantra for the proper separation between cars on the highway. At 5280 feet per 60 seconds, (60 mph), that means that the separation has to be 220 feet, or approximately 18 car lengths. At a more likely 75 mph the separation has to be 275 feet or 18 car lengths. Clearly, on crowded roads this does not happen, and that is why the most common accident is a rear ender.\nAlso See: Tesla and AutoPilot Have Massive Implications\nThis is all based on human reaction time. You need a second to see what\u2019s happening, and another second to start applying the brakes. The last half second is your often vain attempt to avoid front end grill armageddon as you slam on your brakes.\nWith a computer running this for you, there will come a day when we see \u201cplatoons\u201d of cars running down the local interstate at, oh say, 80 mph maybe a foot behind the car in front. All you NASCAR fans are familiar with this. Watch a Talledega 500 and you will see the guy behind \u201cdrafting\u201d the car in front. This is because the highest parasitic loss at speed is pushing through a wall of air, and this costs you gas, (or charge). When you are close to the car in front, you are traveling through a partial vacuum which offers significantly less resistance to your vehicle. Professional race car drivers do this to try to avoid an additional pit stop. Everyday drivers would like it to lengthen their miles per whatever. Additional benefits are a reduction in wind noise, because there isn\u2019t much wind.\nBut the big one is carrying capacity of the roads.\nThe logic here is inescapable. If you have a mile stretch of road, it\u2019s carrying capacity, at speed, is 18 cars over that segment, (the car plus the separation of 18 cars). Now, if conversely, you have autonomy at work, and your separation is one foot, (never fear the computer shall set you free and hold you harmless), you have a carrying capacity of 330 cars! (5280 feet to the mile/16 feet of car). You\u2019ve magically expanded the carrying capacity of the road by almost twenty. Now this is a theoretical maximum, assuming that all drivers follow the 2 1/2 rule. Many don\u2019t, so figure it to be let\u2019s say ten.\nA massive improvement.\nStay tuned. We still have a lot more issues to discuss about the effects of car autonomy and Tesla\u2019s role. Most are great, some a threat to major industries.",
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        "raw_content": "SpaceX's First Man to the Moon Is a Japanese Billionaire Who Promised to Bring Artists with Him\nIt will be the first lunar mission taken by humans since NASA sent Apollo 17 there in 1972.\nBy Sarah Rense | SEP 21, 2018\nElon Musk had a big day Monday. At a news conference in California, he introduced the first private tourist to take a SpaceX rocket to the moon and back: Yusaku Maezawa, a Japanese billionaire who founded an online clothing company called Zozo. Maezawa had already put a deposit down for the trip\u2014\"a significant deposit,\" as Musk said\u2014and he ought to be rocketing off toward the moon in SpaceX's B.F.R. rocket in 2023 at the earliest.\nSpeaking of humanity's highs, Maezawa made an intriguing promise at the SpaceX news conference. \u201cI choose to go to the moon, with artists,\u201d he said, according to The New York Times. He said he would take five to eight artists and performers around the moon in a trip he hoped would inspire great works; he called the project #dearMoon. The #dearMoon website hints that painters, musicians, film directors, fashion designers, novelists, and more will be considered.\nMaezawa made waves in the U.S. last year when he bought a Jean-Michel Basquiat painting for $110 million. On Monday he said he believed art might achieve world peace by bringing people together. Let us hope. And let us pray that he doesn't choose Kanye.\nMaezawa's trip around the Moon will be the first lunar mission taken by humans since NASA sent Apollo 17 there in 1972. He will fly aboard the B.F.R.\u2014the \"Big Falcon Rocket,\" or \"big fucking rocket\" if you're feeling saucy\u2014a new type of rocket that SpaceX is developing to shuttle people to Mars. Musk estimated the cost of the flight would be anywhere between $2 billion and $10 billion, but didn't disclose how much Maezawa had paid.\nMaezawa was originally supposed to travel around the moon with one other passenger on a SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket later this year, but Musk confirmed that mission had been scrapped in favor of focusing on the B.F.R.'s potential. The B.F.R. will be able to launch and land repeatedly, and hold dozens of passengers. The liftoff timeline is set for five years, but don't hold your breath. Musk has been over-eager with his goals before.\nAt the conference, Musk said Maezawa asked him to take the first lunar flight with him and his artists. Musk hedged, but said, \u201cMaybe we\u2019ll both be on it.\u201d Space is the billionaires' frontier now. All we can do is hope Musk treats it right\u2014and that those artsy folks balance him out.\nFrom: Esquire U.S.\nThe Richest Woman in the World Could Be One of These Two People\nWatch: Elon Musk's Reaction to Making Space History\nView Other Articles From Sarah Rense",
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        "raw_content": "Red Couch Report\nGame of Thrones repays fan loyalty with one of television\u2019s greatest battles\nThroughout the second season of HBO\u2019s Game of Thrones, there have been grumblings that, while the show remains very good and the plot continues to advance, it has become too talky for a fantasy epic. Many have complained that the show cuts out too many battle scenes, especially considering that the entire season has been about a vast and complex war slowly making its way to King\u2019s Landing. We saw Robb Stark preparing for battle, the initial charge, and then cut to the aftermath. We saw Theon Greyjoy having taken over Winterfell, but not his assault. Of course, all season we have seen Jaime Lannister in chains, prisoner from a battle we never got to see in the first season.\nAll of this can get a bit frustrating to fans who, having seen the rest of this world rendered with such brilliance, are clamoring to witness the same production values at play on the battlefield. Sunday\u2019s episode repaid their patience in full with some of the most spectacular television ever produced.\nPerhaps the single best decision made with this episode, written by George R. R. Martin himself, was to completely eschew most of the disparate storylines and to focus on Stannis\u2019 assault on the capital city. This marks the first time in GOT\u2019s first two seasons that an episode has shown such a narrow focus. It is hard to imagine how they could have conveyed the events of \u201cBlackwater\u201d without such a narrow focus. Not only did it allow for sustained battle scenes, but it also let us see Cersei and Tyrion for much longer than usual, developing those characters in ways which we have not seen before. The conversations between Sansa and the drunken Cersei were perfectly executed and left us with a deeper appreciation of Cersei\u2019s personal demons and a sense that Sansa is getting ready to emerge from her guarded shell. It played like a before-and-after picture in conversation with itself.\nIn particular, did you notice Sansa baiting Joffrey before the battle? Casually, she mentions that her brother always leads his troops into battle \u201cand he\u2019s only a pretender,\u201d she says. It has become clear this season that both Cersei and Sansa hate Joffrey, or are at least disgusted by him, each in her own way. Cersei just wants to see the best of either herself or Jaime reflected in her son the king, and instead only sees a monster. Sansa wanted desperately to be a lovely queen to a valiant king but now only sees that same monster in place of the prince about whom she had dreamt. It will be very interesting to see where she goes from here. Sansa has seemed quite limp as characters go, but she has also shown a rare patience which suggests to me that she has potential to be the most surprising. Her pairing with the Hound sets up some serious potential for her own transformation moving into the next season.\nAnother common grumble about GOT is its apparent lack of a central hero. As the battle unfolded, it became clear that Tyrion is as close to a hero as the Lannisters have at King\u2019s Landing in the absence of the family patriarch Tywin. For a man who has never fought a battle before, never led troops or coordinated an army, he emerged as the ruling family\u2019s greatest champion. And really, it seems like that is what GOT has in lieu of heroes: each faction has its champion. Robb is champion of the Starks and of the people of the North. Stannis is champion of the Baratheons, undisputed after the murder of his brother Renly. And while the Lannisters\u2019 champion ought to be the cowardly and sadistic King Joffrey, in reality it has always been Tywin, and in practice it is arguably the brilliant Imp. In fact, Tyrion now looks like the only character who deserves to sit on the Iron Throne. Look out, Tyrion. That kind of thing gets characters killed around here.\nAs for the battle itself, I struggle to think of many noteworthy criticisms. The scene with the wildfire was simply jaw-dropping. Stannis\u2019 vast fleet was crippled in a heartbeat as Tyrion\u2019s unmanned ship, leaking wildfire into the sea, was ignited by a flaming arrow, sending a massive green explosion across the water. Of course, I did find myself wondering how they set it to leak at just the right time. If the boat was unmanned, then it ought to have needed to be set to leak wildfire from the moment it was launched. But then shouldn\u2019t the green flames have also made their way back towards the shore? Couldn\u2019t they just have used its green trail as a fuse, avoiding the whole problem of shooting a flaming arrow across an enormous fleet of ships to hit a small patch of ocean in the middle?\nThe battle at the gates had the right frenetic quality, with the cooler heads being those of Stannis, Tyrion, and Bronn. The Hound delivered the most spectacular blows, cutting at least one man clean in half in a spray of blood. This was easily the goriest part of the series so far, as it should have been. The battle looked vicious, dirty, and horrifying, exactly as it should. Scenes like this are not easy to watch. However, like GOT\u2019s treatment of nudity and sex, it may be graphic, but it is never gratuitous. Curiously, the Hound was not amongst the cool heads in battle, at one point simply turning around and walking back through the gates. My impression was that he got spooked by the fire. If you remember from the first season, the Hound\u2019s scars are from having his face held down in the embers of a burning fire. Did it all get to him, with the fire and blood everywhere? Did he just decide \u201cFuck this, my king is an idiot, half my men are dead, and god(s) dammit I\u2019m scared. I quit. Say, where\u2019s that nice redhead?\u201d It\u2019s hard to see what the Hound thinks he might do after going AWOL on Joffrey, but it does set up a premise for a major showdown at some point between him and his enormous and vicious brother. Look for that next season.\nThere remains a lot to wrap up before closing the season, which may be why the season finale has 10 extra minutes. 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        "raw_content": "HURRICANE MATTHEW : Haiti hit once again.\nHaiti was still recovering from the terrible earthquake of 2010, when a new natural disaster struck the country on the night of 3 to 4 October 2016: a category 4 storm, hurricane Matthew, killed several hundred people. The Southwestern region of the country was the hardest hit: many cities were flattened, such as J\u00e9r\u00e9mie, where 80% of the city was destroyed. A provisional assessment by the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) reported that 2.1 million people were affected, 1.4 million people were in need of humanitarian aid, and more than 800,000 people faced food insecurity.\nThe Veolia Foundation mobilized from the start\nHurricane Matthew : the Veolia Foundation provides relief in Haiti (5.13 MB)\nIn the days following the hurricane, the French NGO ACTED approached the Veolia Foundation to organize a humanitarian emergency mission.\nAt the humanitarian platform in Massy-Palaiseau (91), where the Foundation stores its emergency equipment, a team of volunteers mobilized to prepare and pack 2 tonnes of water purification equipment and ensure its transport to Haiti.\nA plane chartered by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs left Paris on October 10, carrying:\n6 Aquaforce 500 water purification units, with a capacity of 2 m3 per hour each\n6 storage tanks, with a holding capacity of 3 m3 each\nPumping equipment to transport and distribute water by truck\nDay-by-day intervention\nVeolia experts in support of ACTED teams\nOn October 11, a member of the Veolia Foundation and a volunteer from the Veoliaforce intervention team flew to Port-au-Prince.\nThey were initially responsible for receiving the equipment and organizing its transfer to the priority sites identified by the UN Humanitarian Coordination and Haiti\u2019s Drinking water and wastewater national office (DINEPA) as having the greatest need for drinking water.\nAt the same time, they recruited 7 ACTED staff members to be trained in the use of the Aquaforce 500 stations and ensure their day-to-day operation.\nA second Veoliaforce volunteer joined the team a few days later, and at the same time, Veolia employees in Guadeloupe mobilized and offered their support to the Foundation.\nFirst-hand accounts by Veolia's experts\n\"Being useful to the most vulnerable populations\"\nDamien MACHUEL , Project Manager and permanent member of the Veolia Foundation\nDamien Machuel, project manager at the Veolia Foundation, ensures the smooth running of humanitarian emergency and development missions in countries where access to water and sanitation is scarce. \u201cMy job has a significant impact and allows me to be useful to the most vulnerable populations,\u00bb he says. 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        "raw_content": "Most divorcing couples would agree that child custody issues are among the most serious concerns that arise when a marriage fails. When parents fight for child custody, the child\u2019s well-being is at stake. Most family courts in the U.S., including those in Texas, give rulings with the best interest of the child in mind. Yet there are parents who flout rules and run away with the child. This could lead to serious trauma to the child and, once arrested, the imprisonment of the parent.\nIn a recent case, a Texas girl, who was abducted about 12 years ago, has been rescued in Mexico. The girl, who was four-years-old at the time, is now 17. The kidnapper, her mother, 44, has been arrested by the FBI, the Mexican Federal Authority, and U.S. Marshals. However, the child could not be re-united with her father since she is undergoing treatment. The father has remarried and has children with his present wife. In a twist to the case, the father said that the girl does not want to meet him or his family. He is respecting the child\u2019s wishes.\nThe girl\u2019s return marks an end to a 12-year-long child custody battle, when the mother flouted the court order and fled with the child. The father said that he had spent a lot of time traveling to Mexico. The child has been the victim of parental alienation and is now receiving counseling. The father is hopeful that she will recover soon and will reunite with him.\nThe father admits that the girl is in a bad shape and he is willing to wait. A child custody issue like this can indeed put a lot of strain on the nerves, and it may help to consult a Texas attorney to learn of applicable legal rights and how best to protect them.\nSource: USA Today, \u201cTexas girl taken by mom 12 years ago rescued in Mexico,\u201d Doug Stanglin and Michael Winter, Oct. 1, 2014\nPrevious Post: \u00ab What is Texas\u2019 community property law?\nNext Post: What is the process for child support with the TAG office? \u00bb",
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        "raw_content": "Virginia Foot & Ankle Surgical Associates Contents Patient Resources Patient Education & Videos\nThank you for visiting our Patient Resources page. You will find educational videos related to an array of topics related to our practice. In order to access the videos, please follow the below directions: 1. Please use the lefthand bar menu to select one of the following areas: \"Care and Management\" and \"Conditions. 2. After selecting the type of area, you will see a sub-menu with a list of conditions and procedures\nThank you for visiting our Patient Resources page. Above you will find educational videos related to an array of topics related to our practice.\nIn order to access the videos, please follow the below directions:\n1. Please use the lefthand bar menu to select one of the following areas: \"Care and Management\" and \"Conditions.\n2. After selecting the type of area, you will see a sub-menu with a list of conditions and procedures.\nHeel Pain (Plantar Faciitis)\nMorton's Neuroma (Intermetatarsal Neuroma)",
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        "raw_content": "by Courtney Levine\nExplore an Aquatic Alien World in This Magical Virtual Reality Game\nMusician and multimedia artist Virgo's virtual world is Atlantis meets 'Waterworld.'\nImage by Courtney Levine. Outfit by Arraey.\nMiami-based musician and multimedia artist Virgo evokes an ethereal, dreamlike quality in everything she touches. The recent launch of her virtual reality game Water Planet at the Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA) in Miami is no exception, as she transforms the second floor of the museum into a glowing extraterrestrial wonderland.\nVirgo, a.k.a. Elizabeth Ann Clark, and her partner Albert Ovadia spent the past year developing the game, which features a soundtrack of songs from her most recent EP and original sonic compositions. Water Planet is a first person space exploration game, where you explore a previously inhabited planet as an interstellar traveler, with the help of a cybernetic jellyfish guide named Aqua.\nImage Courtney Levine/Revera Corporation\n\"It evolved from creating visuals for my live performance, and then those early levels ended up being the framework for what is now the VR game,\" Virgo tells Creators, referring to the genesis of the project. The cinematic quality of the visuals and palpable synergy with the music are executed in a way that could only be achievable in virtual reality.\nShe explains, \"VR has the ability to transport you, and even if the graphics are not hyperreal, the spatialization of sound and image in 3D space creates the illusion of reality before the eyes. I want to raise awareness for the medium itself and to hopefully encourage people to think for a moment about the future of Earth, especially the oceans.\"\nImage courtesy of the Revera Corporation\nAfter putting on a headset, the transportation to an alien world is almost instant. The viewer finds themselves suspended in front of a galactic membrane. They enter the first level, swimming, jumping, and gliding through landscapes, while enveloped in the danceable beats and soft ambient sounds characteristic of Virgo's music. Imagine free diving underwater without the burden of an oxygen tank, then subsequently exploring alien ruins and temples.\nFor the launch event at ICA, Virgo partnered with friend and visual artist Mark Terra to create a series of sculptural elements to install in the gallery spaces of the museum. The Styrofoam sculptures resemble the icebergs, glaciers, and mountains present in the game, making it feel like a fantastical planetary terrain. The largest sculpture takes up an entire room, illuminated with projected images of flowing water from the game, with ambient sounds filling the room.\nImage Courtney Levine\nThe site itself is important to the experience, and appropriate in a city surrounded by water. \"The future looms. We're at such a critical time in human existence, if we don't look to the future of technological and scientific advancement, we face extinction. Evolve or die. Virtual reality offers a whole new format to experience and learn from the world as well as granting access to higher learning in virtual space\" explains Virgo.\nVirgo's futuristic sensibilities are a suitable match for ICA's forward thinking programming. This institutional collaboration and the artistry of the game demonstrate the emerging implications of VR to the art world, with its ability to create multi-sensory experiences.\nThe meandering corridors of the museum floor are bathed in turquoise lights, encouraging attendees to explore through the rooms in a way that parallels the experience of moving through the levels of the game. One hallway has three VR stations for attendees to try out the game.\nVirgo, dressed in her signature white, greets and assists a long line of eager participants like a mystical gaming spirit guide. In one of the rooms there is a projection with a looping series of vignettes from the game. In every nook, people are completely immersed in the environment of the exhibition. It is an escape to another world and a glimpse into the future.\nThe Water Planet game is available on Steam for desktop and VR and is compatible with Oculus and HTC Vive. Virgo's album is available on iTunes and Beatport, and is streaming on Tidal and Spotify. Virgo is currently planning a live performance in VR, and you can catch her in concert at III Points Festival in Miami this October. Water Planet was created using Unreal Engine in collaboration with the Revera Corporation.",
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        "raw_content": "Come and join us at the Vice Versa for Easter 2015\nPublished on 23 March 2015 in Special offers and Vice Versa Hotel News\nYes, it\u2019s that special time of year again \u2013 Easter at the Vice Versa Hotel! The highlight of the Easter weekend is undoubtedly our famous Easter Egg Hunt, and this year it will take place over the Saturday and Sunday of Easter Weekend so make a note of the dates 5th and 6th April 2015.\nEaster is a wonderful time in the capital, and it\u2019s the perfect time to enjoy a break with family or friends at the Vice Versa. Our Easter Egg Hunt is available to all guests, allowing children of any age to join in the fun. You\u2019ll have to be quick to race some of the staff to those tasty chocolate treats, and it\u2019s sure to be a memorable weekend.\nAn elegant haven in the heart of the city\nThe Vice Versa Hotel has been designed throughout by famous designer Chantal Thomass, and our beautiful Seven Deadly Sins theme lends itself perfectly to the Easter Egg Hunt. Chocolate eggs will be cleverly concealed in the hotel\u2019s public spaces, and the search will get underway on the morning of Saturday 5th April. Don\u2019t worry if you\u2019re not going to be in the hotel at that time, our Easter Egg Hunt will carry on right through to Sunday evening and you\u2019re welcome to join in at any time.\nThe hotel is ideally placed for visits to all the main sights and attractions in the city, and is a comfortable and elegant base for business visitors as well as for families, couples, singles and friends.",
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        "raw_content": "Old and rare wines at Vino Antica\nFinding old and rare wines is not an easy job. It\u2019s actually a special skill! Over a 12-year period, Vino Antica has managed to expand its knowledge and expertise by striking up contacts with the larger chateaus and vineyards, in France and beyond.\nThanks to our frequent visits to private collectors, auction houses, wine cellars and wineries we have been gaining unique knowledge and expertise. Knowledge and expertise that can help you find the old and rare wines you are dying to have. No matter which wine you are looking for, Vino Antica has it in stock or will find it for you!\nA nose for quality\nAt Vino Antica, it\u2019s all about quality. The origin of the bottles, storage conditions, the level to which the bottles are filled, ... are all elements that help shape our story. Needless to say, only the best is good enough for Vino Antica! It is, therefore, a privilege to be able to offer wine lovers these old and rare wines, originating from chateaus with a rich tradition.\nResounding names such as Ch\u00e2teau Latour, Mouton-Rothschild, Lafite Rothschild, P\u00e9trus in Bordeaux, as well as Roman\u00e9e Conti, Leroy, Raveneau, Comtes Lafon, from the Burgundy region are sure to sharpen the senses of the fans.\nWine is our passion. That\u2019s why we are so happy to be able to offer wine lovers like yourself these old and rare wines from different reputable chateaus. Cherishing these treasures is really a philosophy, a way of life so to speak. We have a deep respect for the wine farmer, for his metier and his perseverance. Because our old and rare wines are not just another drink. Each bottle represents a little part of history and offers you some wine heritage. It\u2019s the result of hard work, knowledge and a lot of tender loving care. You\u2019ll experience it with every sip!\nFeel free to contact us for more information about Vino Antica or our old and rare wines.",
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        "raw_content": "Hackberry General Store, Kingman\nMy friends and I decided to explore a part of Arizona where we hadn\u2019t spent much time\u2014the western edge. It was such a hit that we decided to make it a regular jaunt on our trips to Nevada and California.\nWe start in Yuma, in the southwestern-most corner, bordering California and Mexico. From the minute that we checked into the BEST WESTERN\u00ae InnSuites Yuma Mall Hotel & Suites to the last gas-up on our way out of town, everybody seemed happy to see us and recommend new places to explore.\nCruising 'the Colorado'\nThough Yuma is a desert town, there are many things to do on the water, from fishing to water skiing and sailing.\nPeople hang out and relax on the Colorado River / Credit: Jill McCoomber\nThis year, we were coming off a long, stressful stretch at work. Floating down the Colorado River on an inner tube seemed the right antidote to shaking off the weekday blues. We rented float tubes at West Wetlands Park, which included a shuttle ride up the river, and tied our inner tubes together so we could make our way back to the park at our leisure. They had kayaks for rent, too, and we made a note of that for a future trip.\nWe got back into town just in time for lunch. Fortunately, Yuma\u2019s revitalized downtown gave us lots of options. Lute\u2019s Casino, Arizona\u2019s oldest pool hall, is a must-see place (but isn\u2019t really a casino). This trip, we popped into The Pint House Bar & Grill, which has more than 40 craft beers on tap and an inventive menu that appealed to the foodies in us.\nField and foodie feasting\nYuma's Field to Feast farm tour\nYes, we\u2019re foodies, too. Last year, we took the Field to Feast farm tour, half-day tours led by local growers that end with the veggies you picked in a delicious meal prepared by local culinary students. This year, we were in the mood for a more urban experience, so we made reservations for Savor Yuma, a progressive dining tour. We climbed on board a bus that made stops at a number of different eateries along our route, from a taco truck to one of Yuma\u2019s oldest restaurants. Along the way, the tour guide shared interesting stories about how the Yuma culinary scene had evolved.\nBy the end of the evening, we were stuffed and ready to head back to the hotel. We enjoyed an after-dinner drink at the bar and went for a relaxing swim under the desert stars.\nThe next morning, we woke early and ready to drive north to Kingman, about four hours away, and the Mohave Museum of History and Art. We weren\u2019t expecting to see at the museum a 31-portrait collection of U.S. presidents and their first ladies by famed artist Lawrence Williams. After Williams died in 2003, a local artist volunteered to fill in, adding portraits of contemporary presidents.\nAnother surprise was an exhibit of memorabilia from an old-time Western movie actor, Andy Devine. Devine, who was from Kingman, appeared in about 50 Westerns. Even though none of us were familiar with Andy Devine, we pored over the unexpectedly kitschy, entertaining collection.\nThe museum also contains a diorama that shows the development of the region and its mining history. We learned about the people who have come to this area, from the native people they call \u201cThe Forgotten Ones\u201d to soldiers and schoolteachers.\nHomage to The Mother Road\nWe next stopped at the Arizona Route 66 Museum. Since the museum opened in Kingman in May 2001, thousands of visitors from around the world have come to the second floor of the historic Powerhouse Building to gawk at vehicles, photos and other artifacts related to the famed Mother Road.\nWe watched a one-hour movie that gave us a great overview of Route 66 in Arizona. Then we explored the Route 66 Electric Vehicle Museum, which we were told was the first of its kind anywhere. Best of all, there were plenty of opportunities to get selfies with that iconic Route 66 highway sign, not to mention all of the cool cars and some terrific murals.\nBack at the BEST WESTERN PLUS\u00ae King\u2019s Inn & Suites, we logged into the free high-speed internet to download and post our adventures on social media. Soaking in the hot tub later, we talked about what we could do on the next trip because we knew we hadn\u2019t yet experienced everything we could on Arizona\u2019s western edge.\nAuthor: A.J. Flick\nMohave Museum of History & Arts",
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        "raw_content": "Do you ever get a feeling that you have a special purpose on this Earth? In fact, if you had a chance, you would surely save the world. Here\u2019s your opportunity to start.\nIf you had the chance, you would surely save the world ...., well may be not the world, but some small part of it. Join our campaign give us a hand.\nNepal Friendship Society\u2019s working areas are in various districts of Nepal. We aim on empowering the marginalized communities, children and youth through\neducation, workshops and trainings\nsupporting green sustainable environment\nsupporting peace and harmony\nas well as providing awareness on HIV/ Aids and drug related activities.\nNepal Friendship Society\u2019s vision is to improve the quality of life of poor and marginalized people and to raise awareness in the community of Nepal by enabling sustainable development.\nOur mission is to enable equitable and sustainable development by improvement of skill management and rising awareness on a local level.\nBirendra Poudel\nProblems and challenges:\nThere are marginalized and poor children living in the community, who can\u2019t effort any private education in Nepal.\nGender inequality. (Discrimination between boys & girls and men & women)\nLevel of awareness is very low\nGirl trafficking\nDrug peddling\nNepal Friendship Society wants to empower marginalized communities with the focus on children, youth & women through an awareness program and community training to promote basic human rights, equity and economic well-being.\nEmpowering and helping children and youth within their communities through education.\nPromoting community based sustainable development and friendly environment practices.\nCampaigning against HIV/AIDS and rising awareness against drugs and smoking.\nProviding a Youth Leadership Program, helping youth role for peace and harmony to promote basic human rights, equity as well as economic well-being.\nOrganizing youth exchange and support a better exchange on a local level through volunteering.",
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Then, we'll dig further to get to the next level below, and then further again, to create a station for the subway,\u201d he says and sweeps with his arm around the area.\nBesides the actual station, the citizens of Clamart can look forward to other effects in the future.\n\u201dAn urbanistic project is taking place right now, conducted by the Clamart mayor. 300 apartments, a day nursery and schools will be built. A good example of that The Grand Paris Express is not only about transportation,\u201d says Gualtiero Zamuner.\nThe Clamart example is also putting the finger on an existing challenge for the French capital. As the city borders haven\u2019t been moved since 1861, and the core of Paris remains the same, the suburbs are really divided from the old Paris, with all that comes with it. Paris is for example one of the most segregated cities in Europe. 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        "raw_content": "Here is everything we know about whether gentrification pushes poor people out\nA look down 14th Street NW by the U Street corridor in Washington. (Erin Schaff/For The Washington Post)\nGentrification and displacement have become so intimately linked in how we talk about certain neighborhoods that they've begun to fuse together, the one word silently implying the other, \"displacement\" giving \"gentrification\" its sinister tone (and, presumably, the premise for questions like this one).\nDecades of research on revitalizing neighborhoods, however, have left a messy and conflicting record on this front. A thorough recent paper published by the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, written by academics at UCLA and Berkeley, corrals everything we've learned about who \u2014 and how many people \u2014 gentrification may harm into a single unsatisfying lump. 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That was the equivalent of about 5 percent of all moves, or 8 percent of moves by urban families.\nA frequently cited 2004 study, by Lance Freeman and Frank Braconi, found that poor households in New York's gentrifying neighborhoods were actually less likely to move than poor households in low-income communities that weren't gentrifying. That study provocatively suggested there might be benefits to the poor when wealthier families move in around them. The following year, a national study by Freeman concluded that a poor family in a gentrifying neighborhood had a 1.3 percent chance of being displaced, a figure Freeman considered very small.\nThen came another study in response, by Kathe Newman and Elvin Wyly. They concluded that between 6-10 percent of all moves in New York City from 1989-2002 were due to displacement. They looked at families who moved because their housing became too expensive, their landlords were harassing them, or they were forced out by actions like condo conversions (all of these studies define \"displacement\" and even \"gentrification\" in slightly different ways shaped by theory or limited by data).\nOther studies, along with these, have routinely found that the people moving into such changing neighborhoods have been wealthier, whiter and more educated than the people moving out. But that still leaves us without a good sense of what happens to the people who do leave, and how different their paths would be if their neighborhoods didn't change at all.\nThis last question \u2014 the counterfactual \u2014 is one of the hardest to answer. Poor families tend to move a lot. So how do we single out the forces of gentrification from all the other reasons why a family might otherwise leave a poor neighborhood where wealthier whites aren't moving in. Maybe they can no longer double up with family, or they want to leave behind a high crime rate.\nIt's certainly inaccurate to suggest that all moves out of a changing neighborhood should be counted as \"displacement.\" And part of the difficulty here also lies in the blurry line between what people choose to do, and what's forced on them. If a family chooses to sell its home to profit off rising property values, is it displaced? What about a family that can still afford the rent but leaves because the bar scene has become too rowdy?\nLarge datasets rarely reflect these nuances. And researchers are often trying to understand a group that by definition isn't around to tell us why they moved, or whether they felt pushed out. Measuring displacement, Rowland Atkinson wrote in 2000, is like trying to measure the invisible. 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        "raw_content": "Alleged shooter volunteered on Bernie Sanders campaign, Senator 'sickened' by shooting\nSen. Bernie Sanders is condemning the shooting which left four people injured, including House Majority Whip Steve Scalise. \"Let me be as clear as I can be. Violence of any kind is unacceptable in our society and I condemn this action in the strongest possible terms.\"Speaking from Capitol Hill, Sanders say he had just learned that the shooter, identified as James T. Hodgkinson, was a volunteer during Sanders' 2016 presidential campaign. \"I am sickened by this despicable act,\" Sanders said. \"My hopes and prayers are that Representative Scalise, congressional staff and the Capitol Police Officers who were wounded make a quick and full recovery. I also want to thank the Capitol Police for their heroic actions to prevent further harm.\"Michael Briggs was the communications director for the Sanders campaign. He told KCCI \u201cOur computer records show that he volunteers for one debate watch party in Iowa. He was not on the payroll. We never interacted with him. I talked to people on the Iowa campaign this morning who have never heard of him.\u201dNick Carter, the political outreach director for the campaign, said he also was not familiar with Hodgkinson. \u201cMany, many, many thousands of people came through the Sanders campaign offices. This individual was not on our radar.\"Hodgkinson, 66, owned a home inspection business in Belleville, Illinois. Law enforcement officials say he opened fire at a baseball field in Alexandria, Virginia, shortly after 7 a.m. Wednesday.Officials say Hodgkinson was carrying an assault weapon similar to an M-4 and a handgun. Both are being traced by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms. The FBI has taken over the investigation.Court records show Hodgkinson was arrested in 2006 on a misdemeanor charge of battery.The Associated Press contributed to this report.For more information on the shooting, click here.\nSen. Bernie Sanders is condemning the shooting which left four people injured, including House Majority Whip Steve Scalise.\n\"Let me be as clear as I can be. Violence of any kind is unacceptable in our society and I condemn this action in the strongest possible terms.\"\nRyan after congressman shooting: 'We are one family'\nCongressman Steve Scalise shot in Virginia\nSen. Rand Paul on Virginia shooting: 'Our lives were saved by the Capitol police'\nSpeaking from Capitol Hill, Sanders say he had just learned that the shooter, identified as James T. Hodgkinson, was a volunteer during Sanders' 2016 presidential campaign.\n\"I am sickened by this despicable act,\" Sanders said. \"My hopes and prayers are that Representative Scalise, congressional staff and the Capitol Police Officers who were wounded make a quick and full recovery. I also want to thank the Capitol Police for their heroic actions to prevent further harm.\"\nMichael Briggs was the communications director for the Sanders campaign. He told KCCI \u201cOur computer records show that he volunteers for one debate watch party in Iowa. He was not on the payroll. We never interacted with him. I talked to people on the Iowa campaign this morning who have never heard of him.\u201d\nNick Carter, the political outreach director for the campaign, said he also was not familiar with Hodgkinson. \u201cMany, many, many thousands of people came through the Sanders campaign offices. This individual was not on our radar.\"\nHodgkinson, 66, owned a home inspection business in Belleville, Illinois. Law enforcement officials say he opened fire at a baseball field in Alexandria, Virginia, shortly after 7 a.m. Wednesday.\nOfficials say Hodgkinson was carrying an assault weapon similar to an M-4 and a handgun. Both are being traced by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms. The FBI has taken over the investigation.\nCourt records show Hodgkinson was arrested in 2006 on a misdemeanor charge of battery.\nFor more information on the shooting, click here.",
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        "raw_content": "Low awareness of parents giving rise to children\u2019s psychological problems\nChildren Hotline Service provides psychological, social and legal assistance to children with Azercell\u2019s support\nStudy on the calls to Azerbaijan Children Hotline Service operating under the support of \u201cAzercell Telecom\u201d LLC has revealed that concerns and psychological problems faced by the children are mainly caused by low awareness of parents in this field.\nOn these grounds, the team members of Children Hotline Service have been carrying out awareness campaigns for several years. Team members who have organized meetings with the schoolchildren, teachers and parents in a number of schools of Baku by now, have continued awareness campaigns in secondary schools no 147, 27, 56 in Baku and in Goygol as well. The event included presentations and discussions on various topics of children\u2019s rights. Moreover, the participants were enlightened about principles and means of contact of Hotline Service, the criteria of psychological, social and legal aid. The informative leaflets were distributed to the schoolchildren, as well.\nAzerbaijan Children Hotline Service established in 2010 in Baku, aims to provide basic psychological assistance, emotional support and prompt help to children, to consult them on the solution of different problems and refer to rehabilitation centers and other services. During its operation, Azerbaijan Child Hotline Service has received more than 32,000 calls from the children, young, as well as parents with various problems who live in different cities and districts of the country. Mobile applications of Hotline service for Android and IOS phones were launched with the initiative and support of Azercell in 2017. The Service also opened its Goygol Office on June 13, 2018. Along with Goygol, the Center serves the children from surrounding districts (Goranboy, Ganja, Shamkir, Gazakh, Aghstafa).\nNotably, the Hotline service operates from 09:00 to 18:00 and can be reached via landline and Azercell numbers (012 480 22 80; 050/051 680 22 80), using e-mail service (yardim@usaqxetti.az) and website (www.childhelpline.az).\nThe leader of the mobile communication industry, the largest taxpayer and the biggest investor of the non-oil sector of Azerbaijan Azercell Telecom LLC was founded in 1996. With 48% share of Azerbaijan\u2019s mobile telecom market Azercell\u2019s network covers 80% of the territory (excluding 20% of the occupied territories) and 99.8% of population of the country. Currently, 4.5 million subscribers choose Azercell services. Azercell has pioneered an important number of innovations in Azerbaijan, including GSM technology, advance payment system, mobile internet services, Metro coverage, 24/7 call centre service, 7 day/week Front Office service, M2M services, one-stop-shopping approach Azercell Express offices, mobile customer services, Online Customer Care and Social Media Customer Care services, mobile e-signature service \u201cASAN Imza\u201d etc. Azercell deployed first 4G \u2013 LTE services in Azerbaijan in 2012. According to the results of mobile network quality and wireless coverage mapping surveys by international systems, Azercell\u2019s network demonstrated the best results among the mobile operators of Azerbaijan. Azercell is the only company in Azerbaijan and CIS region which has been awarded Gold Certificate of International \u201cInvestors in People\u201d Standard.",
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        "raw_content": "Homes evacuated in Santa Cruz Mountains as new wildfire breaks out\nBy Jenna Lyons, San Francisco Chronicle\nA new wildfire that started Monday night in the Santa Cruz Mountains has injured two firefighters and prompted evacuations in the area around Boulder Creek, according to fire officials.The South Bay fire ignited just as thousands of firefighters were getting a handle on blazes burning in the North Bay and throughout Northern California that destroyed thousands of homes and killed 41 people, including a contract firefighter who crashed a water truck near a fire line in Napa County on Monday.The Bear Fire in the Santa Cruz Mountains, a 125-acre wildfire that started off of Bear Creek Road southwest of San Jose, began about 10:30 p.m. (PST) Monday, according to the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection, also known as Cal Fire.Two firefighters suffered moderate injuries as they fought the wildfire, with at least one involving smoke inhalation, said Cal Fire administrative officer Ginny Petras.Residents in the nearby area have been evacuated.Angela Bernheisel, a Cal Fire spokeswoman, said the fire started in a house and quickly spread to vegetation in the area. She said about 150 homes in the Las Cumbres community were being threatened.Crews have been limited to the ground as they fight the fire, with aircraft expected to begin operations when the sun rises, Petras said. Emergency vehicles are having difficulty accessing the fire due to the steep terrain and road closures from the washout of Highway 35 after flooding in the area last winter, she said.For now, the fire is not making rapid forward progress.\u201cIt\u2019s going into heavy brush and timber at a moderate rate of spread,\u201d Petras said, saying the wildfire could reach between 600 to 1,000 acres. \u201cDepending on what happens when the sun comes up.\u201d\nBOULDER CREEK, Calif. \u2014\nA new wildfire that started Monday night in the Santa Cruz Mountains has injured two firefighters and prompted evacuations in the area around Boulder Creek, according to fire officials.\nThe South Bay fire ignited just as thousands of firefighters were getting a handle on blazes burning in the North Bay and throughout Northern California that destroyed thousands of homes and killed 41 people, including a contract firefighter who crashed a water truck near a fire line in Napa County on Monday.\nGuy Fieri is cooking 5,000 meals a day for wildfire victims\nThe Bear Fire in the Santa Cruz Mountains, a 125-acre wildfire that started off of Bear Creek Road southwest of San Jose, began about 10:30 p.m. (PST) Monday, according to the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection, also known as Cal Fire.\nTwo firefighters suffered moderate injuries as they fought the wildfire, with at least one involving smoke inhalation, said Cal Fire administrative officer Ginny Petras.\nResidents in the nearby area have been evacuated.\nAngela Bernheisel, a Cal Fire spokeswoman, said the fire started in a house and quickly spread to vegetation in the area. She said about 150 homes in the Las Cumbres community were being threatened.\nCrews have been limited to the ground as they fight the fire, with aircraft expected to begin operations when the sun rises, Petras said. Emergency vehicles are having difficulty accessing the fire due to the steep terrain and road closures from the washout of Highway 35 after flooding in the area last winter, she said.\nFor now, the fire is not making rapid forward progress.\n\u201cIt\u2019s going into heavy brush and timber at a moderate rate of spread,\u201d Petras said, saying the wildfire could reach between 600 to 1,000 acres. \u201cDepending on what happens when the sun comes up.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "How to Tell a Good Catch From a Bad One\nTip Number One May Make Your Date Mad\nHave you been unlucky in love? Had more than your share of Mr. or Ms. Wrongs? How do you tell a good catch from a bad one?\nGood catches.\nThey have a positive attitude and are not blamers when something goes wrong. They get upset when they\u2019re disappointed or hurt, but don\u2019t dwell on their upset; they cut their losses and move on. They are passionate and have strong opinions, but stop short of being opinionated.\nBad catches.\nThey are negative thinkers, blame others whenever they\u2019re upset and hold grudges. They are \u201cknow-it-alls\u201d who need to have the last word. They are \u201chigh maintenance,\u201d being easy to disappoint and difficult to please.\nBecause even some of the worst people can make a good first impression and lull you into a false sense of security, you may want to make use of some ways to identify a person that you should \u201cjust say no\u201d to \u2014 and say it early. It\u2019s better to end your relationship with these people sooner rather than later because the longer you are with them, the harder it is to get away from them. This is due to two distinct traits they have that can make your life miserable. First, they can\u2019t stand to be controlled and will fight you if you try to persuade them to do anything. Second, they can\u2019t tolerate being abandoned and will become hostile, threatening and manipulative at any attempt to move away from them.\nWhat should you look for when you\u2019re dating? Here are some tips to help.\n1. Disagree with your date and find out how they respond.\nOne of the best ways to tell a good catch from a bad one is to get into a difference of opinion on your first date and see how the person reacts. Look for someone who has strong beliefs, but is able to listen and change his mind if new, contradictory facts make sense to him. Look out for the person who reacts to a disagreement as a personal attack on his intelligence. This type of person will become defensive, snap back at you and need to have the last word. This kind of behavior should sound the alarm that you should end the relationship with this person.\n2. Meet the friends and family of the person you are dating.\nThey can help you determine character. As the proverb says, people can often be judged by the company they keep. People of good character usually avoid others that are not. And if your new guy or gal is hesitant to introduce you to friends or family, you\u2019re very likely dealing with a devious person.\n3. Note if your date is nasty to people in service professions.\nThese are people who usually cannot always defend themselves \u2014 such as valet parking attendants, waitresses and bank tellers \u2014 that\u2019s another warning sign. If your date is nasty to them, that\u2019s how he will treat you months down the road if you disappoint or inconvenience him.\nThese self-protective maneuvers might dampen the romance a little, but being spared the \u201crelationship from Hell\u201d will more than make up for it.\n(c) Mark Goulston, http://markgoulston.com",
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        "raw_content": "WTO Appellate Body Report: US \u2013 Conditional Tax Incentives for Large Civil Aircraft\n08 Sep 2017\tAlert\nWhite & Case WTO Report\nThe WTO Appellate Body has ruled that certain tax incentives provided by the State of Washington in the aerospace sector are not prohibited import substitution subsidies under the Agreement on Subsidies and Countervailing Measures (SCM Agreement). The Appellate Body rejected the appeal by the European Union on these issues, while upholding a cross-appeal by the United States.\nThis decision is the latest but by no means the final iteration in the longstanding aircraft subsidy dispute between Boeing and Airbus.\nThe main issue in the current appeal related to certain tax breaks granted by the State of Washington for aircraft production, estimated by the EU to be worth several billion dollars. This case focused on so-called \"siting\" provisions. One set of tax incentives was available \"upon the siting of a significant commercial airplane manufacturing program\" in Washington State, a condition met by Boeing's 777X aircraft program. The other siting provision stated that certain incentives would no longer apply if any final assembly or wing assembly of a commercial airplane was \"sited outside of Washington\". The EU argued that the siting provisions were prohibited import substitution subsidies, i.e., subsidies contingent upon the use of domestic over imported goods.\nThe Appellate Body disagreed, reasoning that in order to establish a violation of the prohibited import substitution subsidy disciplines of the SCM Agreement, it was necessary to demonstrate a condition requiring the use of domestic over imported goods. The Appellate Body found no such requirement in the Washington State laws. It stressed that the prohibited subsidies rules do \"not prohibit the subsidization of domestic 'production' per se but rather the granting of subsidies contingent upon the 'use', by the subsidy recipient, of domestic over imported goods\". It added that even if Boeing would \"likely\" use some domestically produced wings and fuselages, this was insufficient to establish the existence of a condition requiring the use of domestic over imported goods.\nThe Appellate Body's decision thus hinged on the meaning of contingency, i.e., when a subsidy will be considered to be \"contingent\" on the use of domestic over imported goods. Consistent with its prior rulings, the Appellate Body interpreted \"contingent\" to mean a condition or a requirement for receiving the subsidy. As it found that no such condition existed under the Washington State measures, it ruled in favour of the United States on all issues.\nIn a related case (DS353), the EU has established that a Washington State tax incentive has caused \"serious prejudice\" to the EU, and thus \u2013 even if not prohibited \u2013 is an actionable subsidy under SCM Agreement. This dispute has now reached the Appellate Body as a compliance matter and will subject to a separate ruling.\nBackground: Washington State tax incentives\nIn this dispute, the EU challenged certain tax-related measures provided by Washington State:\na reduction in the business and occupation (\"B&O\") tax rate that applies to business activities involved in the manufacture and sale of commercial airplanes (the \"B&O aerospace tax rate\"); and\na series of other tax credits or exemptions (the \"aerospace tax measures\").\nThe EU pointed to two \"siting\" provisions in the Washington State law that governed the availability of the incentives. The \"First Siting Provision\", which pertained to all of the aerospace tax measures, stated that the tax incentives would take effect \"upon the siting of a significant commercial airplane manufacturing program\" in Washington. The disputing parties agreed that the First Siting Provision had been fulfilled by Boeing's 777X aircraft program, and that \"the challenged tax incentives are therefore in effect\". The \"Second Siting Provision\" concerned the continued availability of the B&O aerospace tax rate, providing that the reduced tax rate would no longer apply if there were a determination by the State of Washington that any final assembly or wing assembly of a commercial airplane under the First Siting Provision \"has been sited outside of Washington\".\nThe EU argued that these measures constituted prohibited import substitution subsidies. In the EU view, these measures were in breach of Article 3.1(b) of the SCM Agreement as \"subsidies contingent, whether solely or as one of several other conditions, upon the use of domestic over imported goods\".\nIn November 2016, a WTO Panel dismissed the claim that the aerospace tax measures were de jure contingent (i.e., contingent in law) on the use of domestic over imported goods, a ruling challenged on appeal by the EU. The Panel upheld the EU claim that the B&O aerospace tax rate for the manufacturing or sale of commercial airplanes under Boeing's 777X program was de facto contingent upon the use of domestic over imported goods. This latter ruling was the subject of a cross-appeal by the United States.\nProhibited import substitution subsidies under the SCM Agreement\nArticle 3.1 of the SCM Agreement prohibits two types of subsidies: export-contingent subsidies, which were not at issue in this case, and import substitution subsidies. Article 3.2 adds that a WTO Member \"shall neither grant nor maintain\" either type of prohibited subsidy.\nIn the current dispute, the Appellate Body noted that a subsidy would be \"contingent\" on the use of domestic over imported goods \"if the use of those goods were a condition, in the sense of a requirement, for receiving the subsidy\". It also recalled its earlier rulings that \"the legal standard expressed by the term 'contingent' is the same for de jure and de facto contingency\". [Original emphasis for this and all italicized quotes below.] It stated that a subsidy will be de jure contingent upon the use of domestic over imported goods \"when the existence of that condition can be demonstrated on the basis of the very words of the relevant legislation, regulation or other legal instrument constituting the measure\", or can \"be derived by necessary implication from the words actually used in the measure\". By contrast, the existence of de facto contingency \"must be inferred from the total configuration of the facts constituting and surrounding the granting of the subsidy, none of which on its own is likely to be decisive in any given case\".\nThe Appellate Body found that Article 3.1(b) prohibits \"the use of domestic goods in preference to, or instead of, imported goods as a condition for receiving the subsidy\". It stressed that \"by its terms, Article 3.1(b) does not prohibit the subsidization of domestic 'production' per se but rather the granting of subsidies contingent upon the 'use', by the subsidy recipient, of domestic over imported goods\". It added that \"[s]ubsidies that relate to domestic production are therefore not, for that reason alone, prohibited under Article 3 of the SCM Agreement\".\nEU appeals dismissed: Washington State \"siting\" provisions did not require the use of domestic goods\nThe European Union argued that, in its de jure assessment of the First and Second Siting Provisions, the Panel erroneously confined the applicability of Article 3.1(b) \"to those situations where the subsidy recipient is required under the terms of the subsidy measure, for a given good, to use domestic goods to the complete exclusion of imported goods\". It similarly argued that \"the error in the Panel's interpretation of Article 3.1(b) in the context of its de jure assessment carries over to its de facto assessment of the First Siting Provision\".\nThe Appellate Body dismissed these arguments. It ruled that \"the Panel did not articulate a legal standard under Article 3.1(b) of the SCM Agreement requiring the use of domestic goods to the complete exclusion of imported goods\". Instead, the Panel found that the First and Second Siting Provisions \"relate to the location of certain assembly operations within Washington and are silent as to the use of domestic or imported goods\".\nThe EU also argued that the Panel erred in its application of Article 3.1(b) by finding that the First Siting Provision does not make the aerospace tax measures de jure contingent upon the use of domestic over imported goods.\nThe Appellate Body rejected this argument. It reasoned that \"the relevant question in determining the existence of de jure contingency under Article 3.1(b) is not whether the production requirements\u2026 may result in the use of more domestic and fewer imported goods, but whether the measure, by its terms or by necessary implication therefrom, sets out a condition requiring the use of domestic over imported goods\". It followed, according to the Appellate Body, that \"even if\u2026 Boeing would likely use some amount of domestically produced wings and fuselages, this observation is not in itself sufficient to establish the existence of a condition, reflected in the measure's terms or arising by necessary implication therefrom, requiring the use of domestic over imported goods\".\nThe Appellate Body similarly dismissed the EU claim that the Panel had failed to make an \"objective assessment\" of the matter under Article 11 of the Dispute Settlement Understanding.\nU.S. cross appeal allowed: de facto contingency not established\nThe U.S. argued in its cross-appeal that the Panel erred in finding that the B&O aerospace tax rate was de facto contingent upon the use of domestic over imported goods. The Appellate Body upheld this U.S. claim.\nThe Appellate Body noted that \"it is the location of production, not the imported or domestic origin of the resulting product, that would trigger the loss of the B&O aerospace tax rate\". The Appellate Body \"consider[ed] it significant that the Second Siting Provision is focused on the 'siting' of assembly activities\". It reiterated that \"although conditions for eligibility and access to a subsidy may entail certain consequences for a domestic producer's sourcing decisions between domestic and imported goods, this alone does not equate to a condition requiring the use of domestic over imported goods\".\nThe Appellate Body found that the Panel failed to establish that the Second Siting Provision, \"in addition to the conditions relating to the siting of production activities, also entails a condition requiring the use of domestic over imported goods\". 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        "raw_content": "No police officers prosecuted for shootings in\u2026\nNo police officers prosecuted for shootings in Los Angeles County since 2001\nPastor Kevin Haah of the New City Church of Los Angeles lights a candle for senior lead Officer Deon Joseph at a Skid Row prayer vigil for a man shot by police last week. The shooting by Los Angeles Police Department officers remains under investigation.\nBy Mike Reicher | mike.reicher@langnews.com |\nThe last time Los Angeles County prosecutors charged a police officer for shooting someone was in 2001.\nThis past week\u2019s fatal incidents on Skid Row and in Burbank are unlikely to break that streak, an analysis of five years of district attorney\u2019s case reviews shows.\nIn each of the 409 shootings since January 2010, prosecutors determined on-duty officers were justified in using deadly force. Faced with a rifle, a machete, or no weapon at all, police shot in the name of defense and fatally wounded their targets about half the time.\nDistrict attorneys, who have their own set of pressures, often side with police and keep them out of court. Prosecutors rely on officers to testify in their daily cases. Also, attorneys have to overcome a high legal standard and win over courtrooms generally sympathetic to police. This means shootings that appear borderline to an average citizen might never be brought to trial.\n\u201cJuries are very reluctant to second-guess police officers in their split-second life or death decisions,\u201d said Bowling Green State University criminologist Philip Stinson. \u201cPolicing is ugly. Policing is violent. Courts recognize that.\u201d\nWhile no national database tracks all \u201cofficer-involved shootings\u201d and prosecutions, it is safe to say officers rarely face criminal charges, said David A. 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Beatty said he was fleeing out of fear when Orosco, 2 feet away, shot him through the driver\u2019s side rear window.\nAfter officers in Ferguson, Mo., and Staten Island, N.Y., were cleared in fatal incidents last year, critics argued district attorneys were too collegial with police to objectively evaluate shootings.\nA specialized prosecution unit \u2014 like the Justice System Integrity Division in Los Angeles \u2014 may be insulated from some of this bias, said Stinson, but the policing subculture is \u201csignificantly ingrained\u201d in prosecutors\u2019 offices, he said.\nThe DA has charged many officers with physical assault under color of authority, spokeswoman Jane Robison said, including two pending cases \u2014 LAPD Officer Jonathan Lai and former LAPD Officer Mary O\u2019Callaghan.\nWhen a local district attorney declines to prosecute, the U.S. Department of Justice sometimes investigates if officers violated someone\u2019s civil rights. A federal grand jury indicted officers for the beating of Rodney King in 1992. Last week, federal agents and prosecutors cleared Ferguson Officer Darren Wilson in the shooting death of teenager Michael Brown.\nHere are some of the shootings the Los Angeles County District Attorney\u2019s office reviewed between Jan. 1, 2010, and Dec. 31, 2014:\n\u2022 Moises De La Torre was suffering from mental health, drug and alcohol problems when he threatened to kill a woman on Feb. 24, 2013. He appeared to be homeless and asking for money, she told police, but instead of begging, he walked to her car\u2019s driver\u2019s side window and made the threat. De La Torre, 26, pulled what appeared to be a gun out of a duffle bag, she told a police dispatcher. LAPD officers headed to the scene on Vineland Avenue in North Hollywood, where they found De La Torre standing in the middle of the street. He also threatened to kill the two officers, they said, and failed to pull his hand out of the bag, despite orders. He was walking toward them when Officer Juan Galvan shot him in the chest. Inside the bag they found a pink folding chair with black legs.\n\u2022 Nestor \u201cHusky\u201d Torres, 37, was armed with two handguns when Los Angeles County sheriff\u2019s deputies stopped a white compact car in East Los Angeles. It was about 7:18 p.m. on Jan. 11, 2011. Ordered out of the front passenger seat, Torres tried to run, but Deputy Daniel Reyes grabbed his jacket and tackled him. The other deputy, Mohamed Ahmed, tried to fire his Taser, but couldn\u2019t get it out of the holster. Suddenly, Torres, a gang member, shot Ahmed in the face, resulting in the loss of his left eye. Torres then pointed his .40-caliber Glock at Reyes\u2019 chest. Reyes grabbed the gun\u2019s muzzle and tried to push it away from his body. Torres fired two more rounds, but missed, and Reyes pushed him against a chain-linked fence. Reyes grabbed his own gun with his other hand and fatally shot Torres in the face.\n\u2022 Darrick Collins was standing in a driveway on Poindexter Avenue, near the site of an armed robbery in Lennox on Sept. 14, 2009. He wasn\u2019t involved in the robbery, but he and his friends matched the descriptions of the suspects, including their Jeep Cherokee. Two Los Angeles County sheriff\u2019s deputies stopped that night to question them when Collins ran, ignoring orders to stop and show his hands, according to the DA\u2019s report. \u201cWith his right hand in his waistband,\u201d the report says, Collins opened a wood gate with his left hand. Deputy Kevin Brown \u201cobserved a black object in Collins\u2019 right hand that he believed was a gun.\u201d The report says Brown ordered Collins to drop it, but he didn\u2019t comply. 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When the sputum wouldn't come up from the lungs, they had their own solution for getting it up:\nA physical therapist would come in and pound on my back where the lungs would be situated to loosen the sputum from inside the lungs so I could cough it up into a measuring-cup type tube. The sputum had to reach a certain level before I could be discharged!\nIf you are fairly certain that it is a cold causing your rattling cough it is a good idea to head to the pharmacy and ask for some medicine that will relieve your symptoms. While pharmacists aren't doctors they can recommend good over the counter medications and let you know if they will interact with anything you are already taking.\nAlso, pharmacists are usually very alert and will often tell you if they think you should seek additional attention. One told me that my cough was not a cold and sent me packing upstairs to see my doctor. 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        "raw_content": "Mental & Emotional Wellbeing\nThe terms 'mental illness' describes a wide spectrum of mental health and behavioural disorders, which can vary in both severity and duration. The most prevalent mental illnesses are depression, anxiety and substance use disorders.\nWhen it comes to your physical health, you are probably more likely to consider things like your fitness level, your digestion, heart, lungs and how you physically feel on a regular basis. Mental or emotional however health refers to your overall psychological well-being. This includes the way you feel about yourself, the quality of your relationships, and your ability to manage your feelings and deal with difficulties. Good mental health is not just the absence of mental health problems.\nAnyone can suffer from mental or emotional health problems\u2014and over a lifetime most of us will. This year alone, about two in five of us will suffer from a diagnosable mental disorder. And mood disorders, such as depression and bipolar disorder, are one of the most common causes of hospitalization in the Australia.\nDespite how common mental health problems are, many of us make no effort to improve our situation. We ignore the emotional messages that tell us something is wrong and try toughing it out by distracting ourselves or self-medicating with alcohol, drugs, and other destructive behaviours. We bottle things up in the hope that others don't notice. But our emotional issues always affect those around us, especially when we erupt in rage or despair at the sense of hopelessness and helplessness we feel.\nOur reluctance to address our mental health needs stems from a variety of reasons.\nIn our societies, mental and emotional issues are seen as less legitimate than physical issues. They are seen as a sign of weakness or somehow as being your own fault.\nSome people mistakenly see mental health problems as something you should know how to \u201csnap out of.\u201d Men especially, would often rather bottle up their feelings than seek help.\nMany people think that if they do seek help, the only treatment options available are medication (which comes with unwanted side effects) or therapy (which can be lengthy and expensive). Sometimes, medications are unavoidable and we will tailor this treatment to ensure minimal side effects. You also will have a say on the way you are managed.\nThe truth is that, whatever your issues, there are things you can do to improve the way you feel and experience greater mental and emotional well-being.\nAnd you can start doing them today! Visit us at the Zenith Medical Centre to see how we can walk with you on your path of recovery. We cannot do it alone without you. If you are willing, then we are.",
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        "raw_content": "How To Invest In A Stock Market That\u2019s Due For A Hard Landing\nI simply don\u2019t trust the fundamentals of the global economy right now. The system is built on quicksand.\nDebt is growing globally and governments are running huge deficits while interest rates are still incredibly low. Looking at almost any metric, stock markets have been more expensive once in the last 100 years \u2014 just before the dot-com bubble burst. There is also another risk in a category of its own: China.\nA recent Bloomberg report on Chinese real estate noted that from June 2015 through the end of last year, the 100 City Price Index, published by SouFun Holdings Ltd., rose 31% to almost $202 per square foot. That\u2019s 38% higher than the median price per square foot in the U.S., where per-capita income is more than 700% greater than in China.\nThis China story gets more interesting. Most of these apartments are sitting empty because they are purchased as investments. Rental yields in China are 1.5%, while the cost of borrowing (mortgage cost) is around 5%-6%. 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The commodity traders bid them up and the price of a can of sardines soared. One day a buyer decided to treat himself to an expensive meal and actually opened a can and started eating. He immediately became ill and told the seller the sardines were no good. The seller said, \u201cYou don\u2019t understand. These are not eating sardines, they are trading sardines.\u201d\nApplying this to China, when an apartment becomes an unoccupied asset whose sole purpose to be used as a investment or speculation, it turns into a trading sardine. Its price will rise until \u2014 nobody knows; but at some point someone will metaphorically open that trading can and Chinese real estate prices will collapse, bringing the banking system and the nation\u2019s economy down with them. Simply put, things that cannot go on forever don\u2019t \u2014 it just feels like they\u2019ll go on forever while you\u2019re waiting for them to stop.\nToday\u2019s global investment environment is a game of musical chairs. 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        "raw_content": "October 20, 2005 news releases | receive our news releases by email | [email protected] lab\nSunny Future for Nanocrystal Solar Cells\nBerkeley Scientists Synthesize Cheap, Easy-to-Make Ultra-thin Photovoltaic Films\nContact: Lynn Yarris, (510) 486-5375,\t[email protected]\nBERKELEY, CA \u2013 Imagine a future in which the rooftops of residential homes and commercial buildings can be laminated with inexpensive, ultra-thin films of nano-sized semiconductors that will efficiently convert sunlight into electrical power and provide virtually all of our electricity needs. This future is a step closer to being realized, thanks to a scientific milestone achieved at the U.S. Department of Energy\u2019s Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Berkeley Lab).\nResearchers with Berkeley Lab and the University of California, Berkeley, have developed the first ultra-thin solar cells comprised entirely of inorganic nanocrystals and spin-cast from solution. These dual nanocrystal solar cells are as cheap and easy to make as solar cells made from organic polymers and offer the added advantage of being stable in air because they contain no organic materials.\nIlan Gur, a researcher in Berkeley Lab\u2019s Materials Sciences Division, is the principal author of a paper in Science that describes an inexpensive process for mass-producing solar cell thin films from semiconductors.\n\u201cOur colloidal inorganic nanocrystals share all of the primary advantages of organics \u0097 scalable and controlled synthesis, an ability to be processed in solution, and a decreased sensitivity to substitutional doping \u2013 while retaining the broadband absorption and superior transport properties of traditional photovoltaic semiconductors,\u201d said Ilan Gur, a researcher in Berkeley Lab\u2019s Materials Sciences Division and fourth-year graduate student in UC Berkeley\u2019s Department of Materials Science and Engineering.\nGur is the principal author of a paper appearing in the October 21 issue of the journal Science that announces this new development. He is a doctoral candidate in the research group of Paul Alivisatos, director of Berkeley Lab\u2019s Materials Sciences Division, and the Chancellor's Professor of Chemistry and Materials Science at UC Berkeley. Alivisatos is a leading authority on nanocrystals and a co-author of the Science paper. Other co-authors are Berkeley Lab\u2019s Neil A. Fromer and UC Berkeley\u2019s Michael Geier.\nPaul Alivisatos, a co-author of the Science paper, is director of Berkeley Lab's Materials Sciences Division and the Chancellor's Professor of Chemistry at the University of California at Berkeley.\nIn this paper, the researchers describe a technique whereby rod-shaped nanometer-sized crystals of two semiconductors, cadmium-selenide (CdSe) and cadmium-telluride (CdTe), were synthesized separately and then dissolved in solution and spin-cast onto a conductive glass substrate. The resulting films, which were about 1,000 times thinner than a human hair, displayed efficiencies for converting sunlight to electricity of about 3 percent. This is comparable to the conversion efficiencies of the best organic solar cells, but still substantially lower than conventional silicon solar cell thin films.\n\u201cWe obviously still have a long way to go in terms of energy conversion efficiency,\u201d said Gur, \u201cbut our dual nanocrystal solar cells are ultra-thin and solution-processed, which means they retain the cost-reduction potential that has made organic cells so attractive vis-a-vis their conventional semiconductor counterparts.\u201d\nAs every consumer in this country is painfully aware, the costs of fossil fuels are rising. From escalating prices at gas pumps, to melting polar ice caps, the message is loud and clear: Alternative energy sources must be found. Solar energy is in many ways an ideal choice. As a source it is plentiful \u2013 the sun shines approximately 1,000 watts of energy per square meter of the planet's surface every day \u2013 and would last the lifetime of our planet. It would add no pollutants to the atmosphere, contribute nothing to global climate change, and is free. The cost comes in when solar energy is converted to electrical power.\nMost commercial solar cells today are made from silicon. Like many conventional semiconductors, silicon offers excellent, well-established electronic properties. 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While it was shown that plastic solar cells could be made in bulk quantities for a few cents each, the efficiency by which these devices converted light into electricity has always been poor compared to the power conversion efficiencies of cells made from semiconductors. In 2002, Alivisatos and members of his research group announced a breakthrough in which they were able to fashion hybrid solar cells out of organic polymers and CdSe. 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        "raw_content": "Astronauts get go ahead for Good Friday launch\nU.S. astronaut Tracy Caldwell Dyson, left, Russian cosmonauts Alexander Skvortsov, center, and Mikhail Kornienko, right, pose for photographs following their news conference at the Russian-leased Baikonur Cosmodrome, Kazakhstan, Thursday, April 1, 2010. NASA's Tracy Caldwell Dyson and Russians Alexander Skvortsov and Mikhail Kornienko are to blast off at 10:04 a.m. (0404 GMT) Friday for their six-month mission in the International Space Station. (AP Photo/Misha Japaridze)\nAssociated Press Writer / April 1, 2010\nBAIKONUR, Kazakhstan\u2014A NASA astronaut and two Russian colleagues received the thumbs-up Thursday for a mission that will boost the population of the International Space Station to six.\nCalifornia native Tracy Caldwell Dyson and Russians Alexander Skvortsov and Mikhail Kornienko are to blast off at 10:04 a.m. (0404 GMT) Friday from the Russian-leased Baikonur space center in southern Kazakhstan and will reach the orbiting science lab on Easter Sunday.\nThe astronauts are due to stay on board the space station until mid-September, leaving the lab just as the Shuttle Discovery sets off from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida in the last-ever shuttle flight.\nSpeaking at a press conference Thursday, Caldwell Dyson spoke of her sadness at seeing the end of the venerable U.S. spacecraft, which has been ferrying astronauts into space since the early 1980s.\n\"It's bitter, because we're saying goodbye to such a tremendous part of our space program,\" she said. \"We've spent more time in that shuttle than we have in any vehicle and it has blessed with a space station today and many experienced astronauts.\"\nCaldwell Dyson, Skvortsov and Kornienko spoke to reporters Thursday from behind the glass wall protecting them from contamination. Ahead of the launch day, astronauts have restricted exposure to the outside world to ensure that they do not fall victim to infection.\nThe three astronauts departing Friday will join Russian commander Oleg Kotov, NASA astronaut Timothy J. Creamer and Soichi Noguchi of Japan on board the station.\nWith the winding-down of the shuttle, the Soyuz -- which launched the world's first satellite into space in 1957 -- is set to take on the burden of carrying astronauts to and from the space station.\n(This version CORRECTS Corrects name in graf 7 to Oleg sted Igor.)",
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        "raw_content": "What Really Happened in London\nBy John Browne on April 11, 2009\nLast week\u2019s gathering in London of the leaders of the 20 foremost economic countries in the world had been billed as the most important global financial meeting in more than 60 years. The stage had been set for hotly contested economic policies to be hashed out with the intensity of a Cold War arms negotiation. However, for most observers, the results of the G-20 failed to live up to the billing. Other than a masterful display of haute couture by the new American first lady, there are few results that anyone can really call significant.\nBut for those with a keen eye for the subtleties of diplomacy-speak and an understanding of the true dangers that face the global economy, the G-20 communiqu\u00e9 had much to say; none of it promising. 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It therefore appears somewhat strange that the G-20 packed so much goodwill and agreement into such a short space of time.\nIn the build up to the G-20 meetings, much publicity was given to a major split between the German-led European Union (EU) and the United States and United Kingdom, or \u201cAnglo Saxons\u201d as French President Nicholas Sarkozy calls them. The leaders of the EU disagree fundamentally with the logic of seeking to solve a chronic debt problem with the application of yet more debt. Indeed, the current President of the EU publicly described the U.S. Administration\u2019s stimulus-and-bailout policy as \u201cthe road to hell\u201d! Though the leaders surely discussed these issues at length, the final communiqu\u00e9 actively sought to conceal any sign of discord.\nAnother key issue that was papered over was the call led by China for the introduction of a new world \u2018reserve\u2019 currency to replace the depreciated U.S. dollar. However, clause 19 of the G-20 communiqu\u00e9 did authorize the IMF to create $250 billion of new \u2018magic\u2019 money by way of Special Drawing Rights (SDR\u2019s). This opens the way to a new world currency and more international inflation. Meanwhile, the door was left open for the \u201cAnglo Saxons\u201d to continue to force their taxpayers and all holders of their currencies to finance the profligate spending of their governments.\nOn the subject of maintaining free trade, many \u2018non-committal commitments\u2019 were given, leaving the field open for continued protective trade barriers and competitive currency devaluations, which will likely both deepen and lengthen any depression. Economists have long credited the Smoot-Hawley Tariff of 1930 with initiating a global wave of protectionism which doomed any hope for a quick recovery from the Great Depression. Given the far greater interdependence of today\u2019s world economy, the consequences of a modern trade war would be even more devastating. Scaling back the advantages of global specialization would drastically lower living standards around the world, particularly in the Unites States.\nWith that threat looming, the Obama Administration appears still to be persuaded to keep the walking dead (Citi, GM and AIG etc) on citizen-financed life support. Yet, there was no rebuke from G-20 leaders, many of whom lead countries that had formerly been pilloried by the U.S. for economic nationalism. Why not hold the U.S. to its own standard? What should make the Obama Administration\u2019s bailouts so offensive to foreign leaders is that their own citizens will be asked to pay for it! It\u2019s one thing for France to subsidize Airbus to put Boeing at a disadvantage; it\u2019s quite another thing for America to subsidize Boeing with France\u2019s money. In this respect, the meeting\u2019s lack of open conflict was surprising.\nWith no rancor anywhere on display, the U.S. stock market rallied in the mistaken belief that a more healthy \u201cnew world order\u201d had been established. Smiles are nice, and hugs are grand, but fundamentals pay the bills for investors. The G-20 meeting showed no evidence of reform. If anything, it showed that the trends which we have been following are only going to intensify.\nJohn Browne \u2013 Senior Market Strategist for Euro Pacific Capital.\n\u2013 For a more in-depth analysis of our financial problems and the inherent dangers they pose for the U.S. economy and U.S. dollar, read Peter Schiff\u2019s newest book \u201cThe Little Book of Bull Moves in Bear Markets.\u201d Click here to order your copy now.\nFor a look back at how Peter predicted our current problems read his 2007 bestseller \u201cCrash Proof: How to Profit from the Coming Economic Collapse.\u201d Click here to order a copy today.\nMore importantly, don\u2019t wait for reality to set in. Protect your wealth and preserve your purchasing power before it\u2019s too late. Discover the best way to buy gold at www.goldyoucanfold.com. Download Euro Pacific\u2019s free Special Report, \u201cPeter Schiff\u2019s Five Favorite Investment Choices for the Next Five Years\u201d, at http://www.europac.net/report/index_fivefavorites.asp. Subscribe to our free, on-line investment newsletter, \u201cThe Global Investor\u201d at http://www.europac.net/newsletter/newsletter.asp. And now watch the latest episode of Peter\u2019s new video blog, \u201cThe Schiff Report\u201d, at http://www.europac.net/videoblog.asp.\nWhat Really Happened in London added by John Browne on April 11, 2009\nView all posts by John Browne \u2192\n2 Responses to \"What Really Happened in London\"\nGuest April 9, 2009 at 11:00 am\nAs far as turning the U.S. dollar into toilet paper they must have been yawning. 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We think we\u2019ve seen him do that in the games he\u2019s played.\u201d\nAfter spending his first season back in junior hockey, Strome made the parent club out of camp entering the 2016-17 season and spent the first seven games with the Coyotes before he was sent back to his junior team, the Erie Otters of the Ontario Hockey League, to continue his development.\nThe script repeated itself last season, as Strome started the season with the Coyotes out of camp before being sent down to Tucson to get more ice time.\nHe said there are challenges for young players at every stage.\n\u201cEvery level is different. Every league is different,\u201d he said. \u201cYou have different coaches everywhere you go. 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After he spent 2015-16 in junior hockey, the Panthers traded Crouse to the Coyotes in exchange for two draft picks.\nHe made the Coyotes\u2019 regular-season roster in his first season with the club, playing in 72 games and recording five goals and seven assists.\nAfter that successful rookie season, Crouse was sent to Tucson last season when Rick Tocchet was hired as Coyotes coach and arrived along with a stable of new players.\n\u201cObviously, it\u2019s not ideal but I like to think hockey \u2026 you really don\u2019t know what you\u2019re going to get,\u201d Crouse said. \u201cYou kind of just have to battle through adversity.\n\u201cFor me, I was just going down there trying to be the best I can be and help that team win. 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        "raw_content": "The Academy of Art, Creativity & Consciousness is a labor of love, requiring many hands to make the miracle of our work.\nEach year we have visiting artists who offer a course or show their work in our gallery. We have a growing faculty of Transformative Arts instructors, students from the world, and lovers of art who come to partake and appreciate\u2026. And we have YOU- interested, curious, stumbling across our words or images \u2013 and something in your soul responds. Follow that little spark!\nCreative Director, Dana Lynne Andersen\nDana Lynne Andersen has taught and exhibited on three continents. Her paintings have been featured on the covers of books, magazines and calendars and her artwork, as well as her visionary thinking, have been featured in newspapers, radio and television.\nDana is known as a loving and inspiring teacher, a \u2018vesuvius of creativity\u2019 and as \u201can important visionary for the consciousness community\u201d (Robert Mc Dermott president emeritus of the California Institute of Integral Studies) Dana received her bachelor\u2019s degree cum laude in philosophy from Colorado College, and her Master\u2019s Degree in the Study of Consciousness from John F. Kennedy University. See her work at DanaLynneAndersen.com\nIn 1986 she founded her first \u201cTransformative Arts Studio\u201d (HeartCore Studio 1986-1989 Berkeley, California) \u2013 a nexus for the pioneering integration of Art and Spirituality. In subsequent studios (Tree of Life Studio Denver, Colorado 1989- 1996), and at Ananda Village (1996- to present) she created studio laboraties for the evolution of consciousness through whole brain/whole Being creative process. In 2002 she founded \u201cAwakening Arts\u201d, an international network of artists committed to the creation of art that is uplifting and transformative. In 2009 she began teaching in Italy and India, establishing The Academy of Art, Creativity & Consciousness and developing a certification program in Transformative Arts approach. The Academy has two centers; near Assisi, Italy and Portland, Oregon.\nCommunications Director, Panna Maestrini\nPanna (Anna Paola) did not felt comfortable with the alphabet and figures when she was a child, so she naturally chose drawing, colors, shapes, glue and scissors as her best friends to communicate with other people and herself. A degree in foreign languages obtained at Brussels University, in Belgium, gave Panna the opportunity to realize her true dream, a B.A. in Fine Arts at the Academy in Perugia, Italy. Then life led her to become a Qigong teacher for more than two decades. Qigong is a wonderful Eastern discipline that introduced her to the subtler dimensions of energy and authentic Spirit. Panna\u2019s inner journey deepened thanks to the wise and loving help of spiritual teachers such as Marina Borruso and Adyashanti (Panna translated some of their books for the Italian and French readers), Eckhart Tolle and Pamela Wilson.\nMore recently, Panna got back to origins after she met Dana Lynne Andersen and her amazing Transformative Arts Certificate Program, which allowed her to unite her love for Beauty and Art and her inner journey. Nothing gives Panna more joy than seeing in people of all ages the reigniting of the Soul\u2019s spark and the beginning of an authentic inner journey, by means of the creative process illumined by Presence and Awareness. Nothing is more beautiful than watching someone coming back to the fullness of Being!\nCo-founder, Shantidev Oliver Graf\nSince his early teens, Shantidev Oliver Graf has dedicated his life to his spiritual quest. Looking for an alternative-living model to suit his high ideals, he found the spiritual community of Ananda Assisi as the perfect laboratory for blending high-thinking, simple life, and practical idealism. In his 22 years of experience in this community, he has served in many areas. Seeing the need for new economic models, he co-created the Yoga and Natural-Living commercial product line, \u201cInner Life\u201d, for which he served for many years as director and administrator. As Art is one of his foremost passions, he co-founded the Academy of Art, Creativity and Consciousness, understanding the great need society has for expressing new, transformative ways of expressing creativity. He is now focusing on \u2018Meditation Art\u2018, his line of illuminated yantras and sacred geometry lamps.",
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        "raw_content": "Book Review: \u201cWhy String Theory?\u201d by Joseph Conlon\nBy Joseph Conlon\nCRC Press (November 24, 2015)\nI was sure I\u2019d hate the book. Let me explain.\nI often hear people speak about the \u201cmarketplace of ideas\u201d as if science was a trade show where researchers sell their work. But science isn\u2019t about manufacturing and selling products, it\u2019s about understanding nature. And the sine qua non for evaluating the promise of an idea is objectivity.\nIn my mind, therefore, the absolutely last thing that scientists should engage in is marketing. Marketing, advertising, and product promotion are commercial tactics with the very purpose of affecting their targets\u2019 objectivity. These tactics shouldn\u2019t have any place in science.\nConsequently, I have mixed feelings about scientists who attempt to convince the public that their research area is promising, with the implicit or explicit goal of securing funding and attracting students. 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The prospect of reading 250 pages filled with a string theorists\u2019 attempt to lick butts of his \u201cwonderful fellow citizens\u201d made me feel somewhat nauseous. I put the book aside and instead read Sean Carroll\u2019s new book. After that I felt slightly better and made a second attempt at Why String Theory?\nOnce I got past the first chapter, however, the book got markedly better. Conlon keeps the introduction to basic physics (relativity and quantum theory) to an absolute minimum. After this he lays out the history of string theory, with its many twists and turns, and explains how much string theorists\u2019 understanding of the approach has changed within the decades.\nHe then gets to the reasons why people work on string theory. The first reason he lists is a chapter titled \u201cDirect Experimental Evidence for String Theory\u201d which consists of the single sentence \u201cThere is no direct experimental evidence for string theory.\u201d At first, I thought that he might have wanted to point out that string theorists work on it despite the lack of evidence, but that the previous paragraph accidentally made it look as if he, rather cynically, wanted to say that the absence of evidence is the main reason they work on it.\nBut actually he returns to this point later in the book (in section 10.5), where he addresses \u201cobjections made concerning connection to experiment\u201d and points out very clearly that even though these are prevalent, he thinks these deserve little or no sympathy. This makes me think, maybe he indeed wanted to say that he suspects the main reason so many people work on string theory is because there\u2019s no evidence for it. Especially the objection that it is \u201ctoo early\u201d to seek experimental support for string theory because the theory is not fully understood he responds to with:\n\u201cThe problem with this objection is that it is a time-invariant statement. It was made thirty years ago, it was made twenty years ago, it was made a decade ago, and it is made now. It is also, by observation, an objection made by those who are uninterested in observation. Muscles that are never used waste away. It is like never commencing a journey because one is always waiting for better modes of transportation, and in the end produces a community of scientists where the language of measurement and experiment is one that may be read but cannot be spoken.\u201d\nConlon writes that he himself isn\u2019t particularly interested in quantum gravity. His own research is finding evidence for moduli fields in cosmology, and he has a chapter about this. He lists the usual arguments in favor of string theory, that it connects well to both general relativity and the standard model, that it\u2019s been helpful in deriving some math theorems, and that now there is the AdS/CFT duality by help of which one might maybe one day be able to describe some aspect of the real world.\nHe somehow forgets to mention that the AdS/CFT predictions for heavy ion collisions at the LHC turned out to be dramatically wrong, and by now very few people think that the duality is of much use in this area. I actually suspect he just plainly didn\u2019t know this. It\u2019s not something that string theorists like to talk about. This omission is my major point of criticism. The rest of the book seems a quite balanced account, and he restrains from making cheap arguments of the type that the theory must be right because a thousand people with brains can\u2019t be mistaken. Conlon even has a subsection addressing Witten-cult, which is rather scathing, and a hit on Arkani-Hamed gathering 5000 citations and a $3 million price for proposing large extra dimensions (an idea that was quietly buried after the LHC ruled it out).\nAt the end of the book Conlon has a chapter addressing explicit criticisms \u2013 he manages to remain remarkably neutral and polite \u2013 and a \u201cfun\u201d chapter in which he lists different styles of doing research. Maybe there\u2019s something wrong with my sense of humor but I didn\u2019t find it much fun. It\u2019s more like he is converting Kuhn\u2019s phases of \u201cnormal science\u201d and \u201crevolution\u201d into personal profiles, trying to reassure students that they don\u2019t need to quantize gravity to get tenure.\nLeaving aside Conlon\u2019s fondness of mixing up sometimes rather odd metaphors (\u201cquantum mechanics is a jealous theory... it has spread through the population of scientific theories like a successful mutation\u201d \u2013 \u201cThe anthropic landscape... represents incontinence of speculation joined to constipation of experiment.\u201d \u2013 \u201cquantum field theorists became drunk on the new wine of string theory\u201d) and an overuse of unnecessary loanwords (in pectore, pons asinorum, affaire de coer, lebensraum, mirabile dictum, for just to mention a few), the book is reasonably well written. The reference list isn\u2019t too extensive. This is to say in the couple of cases in which I wanted to look up a reference it wasn\u2019t listed, and the one case I wanted to check a quotation it didn\u2019t have an original source.\nAltogether, Why String Theory? gives the reader a mostly fair and balanced account of string theory, and a pretty good impression for just how much the field has changed since Brian Greene\u2019s Elegant Universe. I looked up something in Greene\u2019s book the other day, and found him complaining that the standard model is \u201ctoo flexible.\u201d Oh, yes, things have changed a lot since. I doubt it\u2019s a complaint any string theorist dare raise today.\nIn the end, I didn\u2019t hate Conlon\u2019s book. Maybe I\u2019m getting older, or maybe I\u2019m getting wiser, or maybe I\u2019m just not capable of hating books.\nWin a copy of Why String Theory by Joseph Conlon!\nI had bought the book before I was sent the review copy, and so I have a second copy of the book, entirely new and untouched. You can win the book if you are the first to answer this question correctly: Who was second author on the first paper to point out that some types of neutrino detectors might also be used to directly detect certain candidate particles for dark matter? Submit answer in the comments, do not send an email. The time-stamp of the comment counts. (Please only submit an answer if you are willing to send me a postal address to which the book can be shipped.)\nUpdate: The book is gone!\nPosted by Sabine Hossenfelder at 9:34 AM 36 comments: Labels: Books, Quantum Gravity\nI have a trip upcoming to Helsinki. After this I'll be tied up in family business, and then my husband goes on a business trip and I have the kids alone. Then Kindergarten will be closed for a day (forgot why, I'm sure they must have some reason), I have to deal with an ant-infection in our apartment, and more family business follows. In summary: busy times.\nI have a book review to appear on this blog later today, but after this you won't hear much from me for a week or two. Keep in mind that since I have comment moderation on, it might take some while for your comment to appear when I am traveling. With thanks for your understanding, here's a random cute pic of Gloria :)\nPosted by Sabine Hossenfelder at 8:10 AM 3 comments: Labels: Blog, Interna, Photo, Travel\nHow can we test quantum gravity?\nIf you have good eyes, the smallest objects you can make out are about a tenth of a millimeter, roughly the width of a human hair. Add technology, and the smallest structures we have measured so far are approximately 10-19m, that\u2019s the wavelength of the protons collided at the LHC. It has taken us about 400 years from the invention of the microscope to the construction of the LHC \u2013 400 years to cross 15 orders of magnitude.\nQuantum effects of gravity are estimated to become relevant on distance scales of approximately 10-35m, known as the Planck length. That\u2019s another 16 orders of magnitude to go. It makes you wonder whether it\u2019s possible at all, or whether all the effort to find a quantum theory of gravity is just idle speculation.\nI am optimistic. The history of science is full with people who thought things to be impossible that have meanwhile been done: measuring the light deflection on the sun, heavier-than-air flying machines, detecting gravitational waves. Hence, I don\u2019t think it\u2019s impossible to experimentally test quantum gravity. Maybe it will take some decades, or maybe it will take some centuries \u2013 but if only we keep pushing, one day we will measure quantum gravitational effects. Not by directly crossing these 15 orders of magnitude, I believe, but instead by indirect detections at lower energies.\nFrom nothing comes nothing though. If we don\u2019t think about how quantum gravitational effects can look like and where they might show up, we\u2019ll certainly never find them. But fueling my optimism is the steadily increasing interest in the phenomenology of quantum gravity, the research area dedicated to studying how to best find evidence for quantum gravitational effects.\nSince there isn\u2019t any one agreed-upon theory for quantum gravity, existing efforts to find observable phenomena focus on finding ways to test general features of the theory, properties that have been found in several different approaches to quantum gravity. Quantum fluctuations of space-time, for example, or the presence of a \u201cminimal length\u201d that would impose a fundamental resolution limit. Such effects can be quantified in mathematical models, which can then be used to estimate the strength of the effects and thus to find out which experiments are most promising.\nTesting quantum gravity has long thought to be out of reach of experiments, based on estimates that show it would take a collider the size of the Milky Way to accelerate protons enough to produce a measureable amount of gravitons (the quanta of the gravitational field), or that we would need a detector the size of planet Jupiter to measure a graviton produced elsewhere. Not impossible, but clearly not something that will happen in my lifetime.\nOne testable consequence of quantum gravity might be, for example, the violation of the symmetry of special and general relativity, known as Lorentz-invariance. Interestingly it turns out that violations of Lorentz-invariance are not necessarily small even if they are created at distances too short to be measurable. Instead, these symmetry violations seep into many particle reactions at accessible energies, and these have been tested to extremely high accuracy. No evidence for violations of Lorentz-invariance have been found. This might sound like not much, but knowing that this symmetry has to be respected by quantum gravity is an extremely useful guide in the development of the theory.\nOther testable consequences might be in the weak-field limit of quantum gravity. In the early universe, quantum fluctuations of space-time would have led to temperature fluctuation of matter. And these temperature fluctuations are still observable today in the Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB). The imprint of such \u201cprimordial gravitational waves\u201d on the CMB has not yet been measured (LIGO is not sensitive to them), but they are not so far off measurement precision.\nA lot of experiments are currently searching for this signal, including BICEP and Planck. This raises the question whether it is possible to infer from the primordial gravitational waves that gravity must have been quantized in the early universe. Answering this question is one of the presently most active areas in quantum gravity phenomenology.\nAlso testing the weak-field limit of quantum gravity are attempts to bring objects into quantum superpositions that are much heavier than elementary particles. This makes the gravitational field stronger and potentially offers the chance to probe its quantum behavior. The heaviest objects that have so far been brought into superpositions weigh about a nano-gram, which is still several orders of magnitude too small to measure the gravitational field. But a group in Vienna recently proposed an experimental scheme that would allow to measure the gravitational field more precisely than ever before. We are slowly closing in on the quantum gravitational range.\nSuch arguments however merely concern the direct detection of gravitons, and that isn\u2019t the only manifestation of quantum gravitational effects. There are various other observable consequences that quantum gravity could give rise to, some of which have already been looked for, and others that we plan to look for. So far, we have only negative results. But even negative results are valuable because they tell us what properties the sought-for theory cannot have.\n[From arXiv:1602.07539, for details, see here]\nThe weak field limit would prove that gravity really is quantized and finally deliver the much-needed experimental evidence, confirming that we\u2019re not just doing philosophy. However, for most of us in the field the strong gravity limit is more interesting. With strong gravity limit I mean Planckian curvature, which (not counting those galaxy-sized colliders) can only be found close by the center of black holes and towards the big bang.\n(Note that in astrophysics, \u201cstrong gravity\u201d is sometimes used to mean something different, referring to large deviations from Newtonian gravity which can be found, eg, around the horizon of black holes. In comparison to the Planckian curvature required for strong quantum gravitational effects, this is still exceedingly weak.)\nStrong quantum gravitational effects could also have left an imprint in the cosmic microwave background, notably in the type of correlations that can be found in the fluctuations. There are various models of string cosmology and loop quantum cosmology that have explored the observational consequences, and proposed experiments like EUCLID and PRISM might find first hints. Also the upcoming experiments to test the 21-cm hydrogen absorption could harbor information about quantum gravity.\nA somewhat more speculative idea is based on a recent finding according to which the gravitational collapse of matter might not always form a black hole, but could escape the formation of a horizon. If that is so, then the remaining object would give us open view on a region with quantum gravitational effects. It isn\u2019t yet clear exactly what signals we would have to look for to find such an object, but this is promising research direction because it could give us direct access to strong space-time curvature.\nThere are many other ideas out there. A large class of models for example deals with the possibility that quantum gravitational effects endow space-time with the properties of a medium. This can lead to the dispersion of light (colors running apart), birefringence (polarizations running apart), decoherence (preventing interference), or an opacity of otherwise empty space. More speculative ideas include Craig Hogan\u2019s quest for holographic noise, Bekenstein\u2019s table-top experiment that searches for Planck-length discreteness, or searches for evidence of a minimal length in tritium decay. Some general properties that have recently been found and that we yet have to find good experimental tests for are geometric phase transitions in the early universe, or dimensional reduction.\nWithout doubt, there is much that remains to be done. But we\u2019re on the way.\nThe Holy Grail of Crackpot Filtering: How the arXiv decides what\u2019s science \u2013 and what\u2019s not.\nWhere do we draw the boundary between science and pseudoscience? It\u2019s is a question philosophers have debated for as long as there\u2019s been science \u2013 and last time I looked they hadn\u2019t made much progress. When you ask a sociologist their answer is normally a variant of: Science is what scientists do. So what do scientists do?\nYou might have heard that scientists use what\u2019s called the scientific method, a virtuous cycle of generating and testing hypotheses which supposedly separates the good ideas from the bad ones. But that\u2019s only part of the story because it doesn\u2019t tell you where the hypotheses come from to begin with.\nScience doesn\u2019t operate with randomly generated hypotheses for the same reason natural selection doesn\u2019t work with randomly generated genetic codes: it would be highly inefficient and any attempt to optimize the outcome would be doomed to fail. What we do instead is heavily filtering hypotheses, and then we consider only those which are small mutations of ideas that have previously worked. Scientists like to be surprised, but not too much.\nIndeed, if you look at the scientific enterprise today, almost all of its institutionalized procedures are methods not for testing hypotheses, but for filtering hypotheses: Degrees, peer reviews, scientific guidelines, reproduction studies, measures for statistical significance, and community quality standards. Even the use of personal recommendations works to that end. In theoretical physics in particular the prevailing quality standard is that theories need to be formulated in mathematical terms. All these are requirements which have evolved over the last two centuries \u2013 and they have proved to work very well. It\u2019s only smart to use them.\nBut the business of hypotheses filtering is a tricky one and it doesn\u2019t proceed by written rules. It is a method that has developed through social demarcation, and as such it has its pitfalls. Humans are prone to social biases and every once in a while an idea get dismissed not because it\u2019s bad, but because it lacks community support. And there is no telling how often this happens because these are the stories we never get to hear.\nIt isn\u2019t news that scientists lock shoulders to defend their territory and use technical terms like fraternities use secret handshakes. It thus shouldn\u2019t come as a surprise that an electronic archive which caters to the scientific community would develop software to emulate the community\u2019s filters. And that is, in a nutshell, basically what the arXiv is doing.\nIn an interesting recent paper, Luis Reyes-Galindo had a look at the arXiv moderators and their reliance on automated filters:\nAutomating the Horae: Boundary-work in the age of computers\nLuis Reyes-Galindo\narXiv:1603.03824 [physics.soc-ph]\nIn the attempt to develop an algorithm that would sort papers into arXiv categories automatically, thereby supporting arXiv moderators to decide when a submission needs to be reclassified, it turned out that papers which scientists would mark down as \u201ccrackpottery\u201d showed up as not classifiable or stood out by language significantly different from that in the published literature. According to Paul Ginsparg, who developed the arXiv more than 20 years ago:\n\u201cThe first thing I noticed was that every once in a while the classifier would spit something out as \u2018I don't know what category this is\u2019 and you\u2019d look at it and it would be what we\u2019re calling this fringe stuff. That quite surprised me. How can this classifier that was tuned to figure out category be seemingly detecting quality?\n\u201c[Outliers] also show up in the stop word distribution, even if the stop words are just catching the style and not the content! They\u2019re writing in a style which is deviating, in a way. [...]\n\u201cWhat it\u2019s saying is that people who go through a certain training and who read these articles and who write these articles learn to write in a very specific language. This language, this mode of writing and the frequency with which they use terms and in conjunctions and all of the rest is very characteristic to people who have a certain training. The people from outside that community are just not emulating that. They don\u2019t come from the same training and so this thing shows up in ways you wouldn\u2019t necessarily guess. They\u2019re combining two willy-nilly subjects from different fields and so that gets spit out.\u201d\nIt doesn\u2019t surprise me much \u2013 you can see this happening in comment sections all over the place: The \u201cinsiders\u201d can immediately tell who is an \u201coutsider.\u201d Often it doesn\u2019t take more than a sentence or two, an odd expression, a term used in the wrong context, a phrase that nobody in the field would ever use. It is only consequential that with smart software you can tell insiders from outsiders even more efficiently than humans. According to Ginsparg:\n\u201cWe've actually had submissions to arXiv that are not spotted by the moderators but are spotted by the automated programme [...] All I was trying to do is build a simple text classifier and inadvertently I built what I call The Holy Grail of Crackpot Filtering.\u201d\nTrying to speak in the code of a group you haven\u2019t been part of at least for some time is pretty much impossible, much like it\u2019s impossible to fake the accent of a city you haven\u2019t lived in for some while. Such in-group and out-group demarcation is subject of much study in sociology, not specifically the sociology of science, but generally. Scientists are human and of course in-group and out-group behavior also shapes their profession, even though they like to deny it as if they were superhuman think-machines.\nWhat is interesting about this paper is that, for the first time, it openly discusses how the process of filtering happens. It\u2019s software that literally encodes the hidden rules that physicists use to sort out cranks. For what I can tell, the arXiv filters work reasonably well, otherwise there would be much complaint in the community. But the vast majority of researchers in the field are quite satisfied with what the arXiv is doing, meaning the arXiv filters match their own judgement.\nThere are exceptions of course. I have heard some stories of people who were working on new approaches that fell between the stools and were flagged as potential crackpottery. The cases that I know of could eventually be resolved, but that might tell you more about the people I know than about the way such issues typically end.\nPersonally, I have never had a problem with the arXiv moderation. I had a paper reclassified from gen-ph to gr-qc once by a well-meaning moderator, which is how I learned that gen-ph is the dump for borderline crackpottery. (How would I have known? I don\u2019t read gen-ph. I was just assuming someone reads it.)\nI don\u2019t so much have an issue with what gets filtered on the arXiv, what bothers me much more is what does not get filtered and hence, implicitly, gets approval by the community. I am very sympathetic to the concerns of John The-End-Of-Science Horgan that scientists don\u2019t clean enough on their own doorsteps. There is no \u201cinvisible hand\u201d that corrects scientists if they go astray. We have to do this ourselves. In-group behavior can greatly misdirect science because, given sufficiently many people, even fruitless research can become self-supportive. No filter that is derived from the community\u2019s own judgement will do anything about this.\nIt\u2019s about time that scientists start paying attention to social behavior in their community. It can, and sometimes does, affect objective judgement. Ignoring or flagging what doesn\u2019t fit into pre-existing categories is one such social problem that can stand in the way of progress.\nIn a 2013 paper published in Science, a group of researchers quantified the likeliness of combinations of topics in citation lists and studied the cross-correlation with the probability of the paper becoming a \u201chit\u201d (meaning in the upper 5th percentile of citation scores). They found that having previously unlikely combinations in the quoted literature is positively correlated with the later impact of a paper. They also note that the fraction of papers with such \u2018unconventional\u2019 combinations has decreased from 3.54% in the 1980s to 2.67% in the 1990, \u201cindicating a persistent and prominent tendency for high conventionality.\u201d\nConventional science isn\u2019t bad science. But we also need unconventional science, and we should be careful to not assign the label \u201ccrackpottery\u201d too quickly. If science is what scientists do, scientists should pay some attention to the science of what they do.\nPosted by Sabine Hossenfelder at 8:01 AM 103 comments: Labels: Academia, Peer Review, Sociology of Science\nDear Dr B: If photons have a mass, would this mean special relativity is no longer valid?\nEinstein and Lorentz.\n[Image: Wikipedia]\n\u201c[If photons have a restmass] would that mean the whole business of the special theory of relativity being derived from the idea that light has to go at a particular velocity in order for it to exist/Maxwell\u2019s identification of e/m waves as light because they would have to go at the appropriate velocity is no longer valid?\u201d\n~ Brian Clegg\n(This question came up in the discussion of a recent proposal according to which photons with a tiny restmass might cause an effect similar to the cosmological constant.)\nThe short answer to your question is \u201cNo.\u201d If photons had a restmass, special relativity would still be as valid as it\u2019s always been.\nThe longer answer is that the invariance of the speed of light features prominently in the popular explanations of special relativity for historic reasons, not for technical reasons. Einstein was lead to special relativity contemplating what it would be like to travel with light, and then tried to find a way to accommodate an observer\u2019s motion with the invariance of the speed of light. But the derivation of special relativity is much more general than that, and it is unnecessary to postulate that the speed of light is invariant.\nSpecial relativity is really just physics in Minkowski space, that is the 4-dimensional space-time you obtain after promoting time from a parameter to a coordinate. Einstein wanted the laws of physics to be the same for all inertial observers in Minkowski-space, ie observers moving at constant velocity. If you translate this requirement into mathematics, you are lead to ask for the symmetry transformations in Minkowski-space. These transformations form a group \u2013 the Poincar\u00e9-group \u2013 from which you can read off all the odd things you have heard of: time-dilatation, length-contraction, relativistic mass, and so on.\nThe Poincar\u00e9-group itself has two subgroups. One contains just translations in space and time. This tells you that if you have an infinitely extended and unchanging space then it doesn\u2019t matter where or when you do your experiment, the outcome will be the same. The remaining part of the Poincar\u00e9-group is the Lorentz-group. The Lorentz-group contains rotations \u2013 this tells you it doesn\u2019t matter in which direction you turn, the laws of nature will still be the same. Besides the rotations, the Lorentz-group contains boosts, that are basically rotations between space and time. Invariance under boosts tells you that it doesn\u2019t matter at which velocity you move, the laws of nature will remain the same. It\u2019s the boosts where all the special relativistic fun goes on.\nDeriving the Lorentz-group, if you know how to do it, is a three-liner, and I assure you it has absolutely nothing to do with rocket ships and lasers and so on. It is merely based on the requirement that the metric of Minkowski-space has to remain invariant. Carry through with the math and you\u2019ll find that the boosts depend on a free constant with the dimension of a speed. You can further show that this constant is the speed of massless particles.\nHence, if photons are massless, then the constant in the Lorentz-transformation is the speed of light. If photons are not massless, then the constant in the Lorentz-transformation is still there, but not identical to the speed of light. We already know however that these constants must be identical to very good precision, which is the same as saying the mass of photons must be very small.\nGiving a mass to photons is unappealing not because it violates special relativity \u2013 it doesn\u2019t \u2013 but because it violates gauge-invariance, the most cherished principle underlying the standard model. But that\u2019s a different story and shall be told another time.\nBook review: \u201cThe Big Picture\u201d by Sean Carroll\nDutton (May 10, 2016)\nAmong the scientific disciplines, physics is unique: Concerned with the most fundamental entities, its laws must be respected in all other areas of science. While there are many emergent laws which are interesting in their own right \u2013 from neurobiology to sociology \u2013 there is no doubt they all have to be compatible with energy conservation. And the second law of thermodynamics. And quantum mechanics. And the standard model better be consistent with whatever you think are the neurological processes that make you \u201cyou.\u201d There\u2019s no avoiding physics.\nIn his new book, The Big Picture Sean explains just why you can\u2019t ignore physics when you talk about extrasensory perception, consciousness, god, afterlife, free will, or morals. In the first part, Sean lays out what, to our best current knowledge, the fundamental laws of nature are, and what their relevance is for all other emergent laws. In the later parts he then goes through the consequences that follow from this.\nOn the way from quantum field theory to morals, he covers what science has to say about complexity, the arrow of time, and the origin of life. (If you attended the 2011 FQXi conference, parts will sound very familiar.) Then, towards the end of the book, he derives advice from his physics-based philosophy \u2013 which he calls \u201cpoetic naturalism\u201d \u2013 for finding \u201cmeaning\u201d in life and finding a \u201cgood\u201d way to organize our living together (scare quotes because these words might not mean what you think they mean). His arguments rely heavily on Bayesian reasoning, so you better be prepared to update your belief system while reading.\nThe Big Picture is, above everything, a courageous book \u2013 and an overdue one. I have had many arguments about exactly the issues that Sean addresses in his book \u2013 from \u201cqualia\u201d to \u201cdownwards causation\u201d \u2013 but I neither have the patience nor the interest to talk people out of their cherished delusions. I\u2019m an atheist primarily because I think religion would be wasting my time, time that I\u2019d rather spend on something more insightful. Trying to convince people that their beliefs are inconsistent would also be wasting my time, hence I don\u2019t. But if I did, I almost certainly wouldn\u2019t be able to remain as infallibly polite as Sean.\nSo, I am super happy about this book. Because now, whenever someone brings up Mary The Confused Color Scientist who can\u2019t tell sensory perception from knowledge about that perception, I\u2019ll just \u2013 politely \u2013 tell them to read Sean\u2019s book. The best thing I learned from The Big Picture is that apparently Franck Jackson, the philosopher who came up with The Color Scientist, eventually conceded himself that the argument was wrong. The world of philosophy indeed sometimes moves! Time then, to stop talking about qualia.\nI really wish I had found something to disagree with in Sean\u2019s book, but the only quibble I have (you won\u2019t be surprised to hear) is that I think what Sean-The-Compatibilist calls \u201cfree will\u201d doesn\u2019t deserve being called \u201cfree will.\u201d Using the adjective \u201cfree\u201d strongly suggests an independence from the underlying microscopic laws, and hence a case of \u201cstrong emergence\u201d \u2013 which is an idea that should go into the same bin as qualia. I also agree with Sean however that fighting about the use of words is moot.\n(The other thing I\u2019m happy about is that, leaving aside the standard model and general relativity, Sean\u2019s book has almost zero overlap with the book I\u2019m writing. *wipes_sweat_off_forehead*. Could you all please stop writing books until I\u2019m done, it makes me nervous.)\nIn any case, it shouldn\u2019t come as a surprise that I agree so wholeheartedly with Sean because I think everybody who open-mindedly looks at the evidence \u2013 ie all we currently know about the laws of nature \u2013 must come to the same conclusions. The main obstacle in conveying this message is that most people without training in particle physics don\u2019t understand effective field theory, and consequently don\u2019t see what this implies for the emergence of higher level laws. Sean does a great job overcoming this obstacle.\nI wish I could make myself believe that after the publication of Sean\u2019s book I\u2019ll never again have to endure someone insisting there must be something about their experience that can\u2019t be described by a handful of elementary particles. But I\u2019m not very good at making myself believe in exceedingly unlikely scenarios, whether that\u2019s the existence of an omniscient god or the ability of humans to agree on how unlikely this existence is. At the very least however, The Big Picture should make clear that physicists aren\u2019t just arrogant when they say their work reveals insights that reach far beyond the boundaries of their discipline. Physics indeed has an exceptional status among the sciences.\nPosted by Sabine Hossenfelder at 6:08 AM 79 comments: Labels: Books, Philosophy, Physics\nI am happy to announce that this year we will run the 5th international conference on Experimental Search for Quantum Gravity here in Frankfurt, Germany. The meeting will take place Sep 19-23, 2016.\nWe have a (quite preliminary) website up here. Application is now open and will run through June 1st. If you're a student or young postdoc with an interest in the phenomenology of quantum gravity, this conference might be a good starting point and I encourage you to apply. We cannot afford handing out travel grants, but we will waive the conference fee for young participants (young in terms of PhD age, not biological age).\nThe location of the meeting will be at my new workplace, the Frankfurt Institute for Advanced Studies, FIAS for short. When it comes to technical support, they seem considerably better organized (not to mention staffed) than my previous institution. At this stage I am thus tentatively hopeful that this year we'll both record and livestream the talks. So stay tuned, there's more to come.\nPosted by Sabine Hossenfelder at 10:33 AM 11 comments: Labels: Quantum Gravity\nBook Review: \u201cWhy String Theory?\u201d by Joseph Conlon...\nThe Holy Grail of Crackpot Filtering: How the arXi...\nDear Dr B: If photons have a mass, would this mean...",
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        "raw_content": "The Danish club structure - a very good idea\nThe Danish structure in badminton is unique compared to the rest of the world. You can play badminton in Denmark all your life and there are offers for every age group no matter if you are an elite or non-elite player.\nPlaying badminton in Denmark is very easy. Almost every town \u2013 big or small \u2013 has a club or more than one and they also have a hall to play in. Some better than others given the fact that many badminton clubs has to share their hall with handball, basket, table tennis, gymnastics etc. The best halls are the ones made for the purpose of playing only badminton \u2013 and fortunately, there are a lot of them around the country.\nWhether you are 7 or 60 it\u2019s possible to play badminton. You can play all your life because most clubs offer training/training time for each age group \u2013 juniors, seniors and veterans \u2013 elite or non-elite. And you will be put into a team of people matching your level. In this way you secure the fun of the game and the development of each player moving up in the system when getting better.\nIn Denmark it\u2019s also possible to play a team tournament and individual tournaments whether you are an elite or non-elite player and no matter your age. And that really is the beauty and essence of the Danish structure \u2013 badminton is a sport for life and you do as well as you can at the level you\u2019re on. Not everyone can become the next Tine Rasmussen or Peter Gade, and that\u2019s okay because it\u2019s allowed and possible for everyone just to play for the fun of it and for the good exercise.\nBecause of this unique structure and approximately 550 member clubs, the Badminton Association of Denmark (BAD) cannot just think and allocate resources to the elite. If it wasn\u2019t for the non-elite, there wouldn\u2019t be an elite and the other way around. There has to be offers to the non-elite players and clubs \u2013 and there are.\nAs mentioned before, there\u2019s a team tournament for almost every level, there are individual tournaments, beginner\u2019s cup, badminton camps, tournaments for elders etc. The list is long \u2013 there really is something for everyone to participate in.\nThe 8 districts under BAD primarily focus on the non-elite while the BAD focuses on both the elite and non-elite. Of course the elite \u2013 both juniors and seniors \u2013 has a special focus due to the fact that they win medals for Denmark and get a lot of time in television. Profiles and media time are two of the most important things in the process of getting young people to start playing badminton. So you can argue that when our players win a big tournament or gets TV time, BAD also profits from it.\nOrganising the Danish way with its unique club structure and the fact that it\u2019s possible to play badminton all your life is something worth telling about to other countries. You cannot find this structure in other parts of the world and it has existed in Denmark since badminton came in the 1920s. Denmark has a special thing here to be very proud of.",
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        "raw_content": "No matter if it was you or someone you love, it\u2019s difficult to not feel lost and helpless in such a situation, especially if it\u2019s the first time. Not only do you not know who to turn to for help, but you feel a little humiliated and embarrassed to even reach out to anybody, all while a pile of dizzying questions swirl about\u2026\nWhat next? Who can I call for help? What do I have to gather? What do I need?\nFirst off, you\u2019ll undoubtedly want to make the stay in jail as short as possible. A trusted bail bondsman can help you with all the things related to the arrest and getting you or your loved one out of jail as quickly and as efficiently as possible. Even though the bail bondsman puts money up to serve as a surety bond, ensuring that the arrested party will appear for their future court date, the accused \u2013 or someone acting on their behalf \u2013 needs to provide the money necessary in order to be released. Once the bond has been paid, the subject is free to leave the jail, contingent upon their promise to appear before the judge for an opportunity to tell their side of the story.\nAny experienced and capable bondsman understands that they must be available for their clients at a moment\u2019s notice, no matter the time or day. The more available a bail bondsman makes themselves, the greater the likelihood of a shorter jail stay. In addition to the necessary experience and wise counsel a bail bondsman should be be able to offer, it helps if they\u2019re calm and reassuring; confident of just what needs to be done, how to do it, and when.\nUpon contacting a bail bondsman, be open and forthcoming about the circumstances surrounding the arrest, if you\u2019re the accused. Your bail bondsman will tell you what pertinent information or documents are necessary in an effort to speed up the release process. This information usually consists of their full name and date of birth, their location, date of arrest and amount of their bail, if possible. In addition, your bail bondsperson will not only offer up advice, consultation, and potential contacts for assistance, but can also provide legal referrals, if necessary.\nIn summary, a professional bail bonds expert is ready to help you and your family in what may feel like a seemingly impossible situation. With their excellent customer service and attention to detail, it\u2019s no wonder that a licensed bail bondsman can be one of the most trusted authorities for your most urgent bail bonds needs.",
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        "raw_content": "E3 2013 game lineup leaked! Uncharted 4, Mirror's Edge 2, Red Dead Redemption 2, Just Cause 3, Mass Effect 4, Legacy of Kain reboot, Fallout 4 , Beyond Good and Evil 2, Borderlands 3 and plenty more surprise!\nA Swedish site leaked the list of games that is supposed to show this year. The list contains big names like Uncharted 4, Mirror's Edge 2, Red Dead Redemption, Just Cause 3, Mass Effect 4, Legacy of Kain reboot, Fallout 4 , Beyond Good and Evil 2, Borderlands 3.\nHere's the full list of game names that has been leaked:\nDestiny [2013]\nDragon Age 3 - Inquisition [2014]\nDying Light [2013-11-30]\nEA Sports NBA Live [2014]\nEA Sports UFC [2013]\nUbisoft revealing new racing IP at E3 called \"The Crew\" - Rumor\nAccording to a new report from a French gaming site and translated by examiner, UBISOFT Reflections is preparing to unveil a new racing title called 'The Crew'.\nThe game has been been described as a \"realistic title, possibly being positioned against Forza and Gran Turismo.\" The game is reported for releasing on PlayStation 4 and XBOX One.\nUBISOFT will present their games at E3 live on June 10, 2013. They just released a teaser for games at E3 2013. Check it ...",
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        "raw_content": "Home/Sri Lanka cultural views\u2026\nCustoms and traditions are deeply ingrained in Sri Lankan society and have been past on from one generation to the next, over a period of 2,500 years. These traditions are with day to day life of the island\u2019s four ethnic groups, the Sinhalese, Tamils, Muslims and Burghers and their religions, Buddhism, Hinduism, Islam and Christianity. The traditional greeting is with clasped palms, a head nod followed by the words \u2018Ayubowan\u2019 which translates to \u2018May you live long\u2019. The equivalent greeting in Tamil is \u2018Vanakkam\u2019, whilst the Muslims will say \u2018Assalamu Alaikum.\nTraditional attire for Sri Lankans\nSarong \u2013 A sarong is a garment consisting of a length of printed or plain cloth. It is worn wrapped about the waist and covers the legs. Sarongs are the standard garment for most men in rural, towns and even some urban communities. In cities, you will see a mix of Western clothes and the traditional sarong.\nSari \u2013 A traditional sari consists of six yards of often brightly coloured cloth nicely wrapped around the body in a beautiful and flattering pattern with suited blouse to suite the saree. Women from different parts of the country wear varying styles of saries.\nBy bargain| 2017-12-04T18:07:43+00:00\tDecember 4th, 2017|Best Interest, location|0 Comments",
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        "raw_content": "West side of statue in Downtown Plaza - the story on the plaque is of significance to the UGRR in Jacksonville.\nThe UGRR Committee is a young sub-committee of the Morgan County Historical Society that was organized in 2003 by Art Wilson and Abby Templin. In less than six months of its formation, the Committee identified Woodlawn Farm as a UGRR site with great potential for education and local tourism. On December 29, 2003 the Committee, with the assistance of the Morgan County Historical Society purchased Woodlawn Farm 5 miles east of town. The UGRR Committee plans to develop this property into a living history museum which will not only celebrate the courage of those involved in the UGRR but will also demonstrate what life was like on a farm in the middle of the 19th century.\nIn addition to this ambitious and laudable project, the Committee also co-hosted with Illinois College a statewide conference last spring through the Freedom Trails Tourism Bureau called \"Lamps of Knowledge, Lights to Freedom.\" The Conference involved a morning of underground railroad symposia including four Illinois colleges, tours of Jacksonville UGRR sites in the afternoon, and a campground celebration at Woodlawn Farm in the evening where the history of the 1840's and 50's was reenacted in song, dance, food, and storytelling.\nTours are conducted at the Farm and throughout Jacksonville as requested. Meetings are held on the second Thursday of each month at 5:30 at Woodlawn Farm. The Committee welcomes all who would help us tell and relive the story. You may call 217 243-3755 for more information.\nMISSION STATEMENT: The purpose of the Underground Railroad Cultural and Educational Committee is to provide research & educational opportunities on the history of the Underground Railroad in Morgan County.",
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        "title": "\u201cA Tough Sell\u201d\u2013 Mark 10:35-45\u2013 Oct. 21, 2012",
        "raw_content": "In Matthew\u2019s gospel, it is the mother of James and John who makes the request of Jesus that her sons be seated at his left and his right when he comes into his glory. It\u2019s the kind of thing you can imagine a mother doing, advocating for her sons.\nBut even in Matthew, as it does here in Mark, this request comes right after the third time that Jesus lets his disciples in on what lies ahead\u2013\u201dSee,\u201d Jesus says, right before this morning\u2019s passage, \u201cSee we are going up to Jerusalem, and the Son of Man will be handed over to the chief priests and the scribes, and they will condemn him to death; then they will hand him over to the Gentiles; they will mock him, and spit upon him, and flog him, and kill him; and after three days he will rise again.\u201d\nSo when James and John come forward and ask to speak with Jesus\u2013you know, just you and us, Jesus- and say to him, \u201cTeacher, we want you to do for us whatever we ask of you,\u201d we may be a little shocked at their boldness. And then when we hear what they want\u2013\u201dGrant us to sit, one at your right hand and one at your left, in your glory,\u201d it\u2019s tempting to say, \u201cAre you kidding? Did you just hear what he said (for the third time), what \u2018glory\u2019 awaits him?!\u201d\nTo give James and John the benefit of the doubt, maybe they do get it, and are so scared and yet still trusting, that they\u2019re looking for any security they can find. But my guess is that most of us react like the other disciples did, who, when they heard what the brothers had asked, were angry. Who do they think they are?\nJohn Pilch, author of the series, The Cultural World of Jesus, explains the situation this way\u2013\nThe group that Jesus gathered around himself is technically called a faction. Members of such a group each have a direct, important, and relatively strong relationship with the leader but very little knowledge of or relationship with each other.\nIn today\u2019s story, James and John, two blood relatives, do something very normal and customary in this culture within factions. They jockey for a higher position of honor in the group and care nothing about the others. When Jesus receives his full measure of honor, these two brothers want a share in it by gaining the most prestigious positions next to him. In this culture, everything is always about honor.\n(John Pilch, the Cultural World of Jesus, Year B, p. 151)\nSo, James and John are just acting out of what their culture has taught them about what is\nimportant. Surely when Jesus \u201ccomes into his glory,\u201d it will be the glory that their culture imagines\u2013on a throne raised up, with his most trusted advisors sitting on his left and his right, and from there he will rule over the earth, just like Caesar.\nBut Jesus knows better. \u201cYou do not know what you are asking,\u201d he says to them. \u201cAre you able to drink the cup that I drink, or be baptized with the baptism that I am baptized with?\u201d They answer without even thinking, it seems. \u201cWe are able.\u201d That\u2019s where the old hymn comes from\u2013\u201dAre ye able, said the Master, to be crucified with me? Yes, we are able, our spirits are free\u2026\u201d Really? I\u2019d like to think I could answer, \u201cI am able,\u201d but I\u2019m not so sure. \u201cYou do not know what you are asking,\u201dJesus says. \u201cAre you able to drink the cup that I drink, or be baptized with the baptism that I am baptized with?\u201d\nMark\u2019s community, some 30 years after Jesus\u2019 death, knows that cup which Jesus drank was the cup assigned to him by God, to be poured out for the life of others. James and John say they are willing to drink that same cup. Mark\u2019s community knows that to be baptized with Jesus is to be submerged in a death like his, as well as to be raised in a resurrection like his. That\u2019s what many of them had already experienced. They might want to urge James and John to think twice before answering so glibly.\nWhile he was Dean of the Chapel at Duke University, William Willimon lamented to a group of students that they attracted so few students in their services at Duke Chapel.\n\u201cGo easy on yourself,\u201d said one of the students. \u201cDuke is a very selective school with very bright students,\u201d she said. (I\u2019m thinking, \u2018Yeah, bright but not all that humble.\u2019) \u201cI think most of them are smart enough to figure out,\u201d she continued, \u201cThat if they gave their\nlives to Christ, he would only make their lives more difficult. I think it\u2019s amazing you get as many students to come to Jesus as you do.\u201d (William Willimon, Day 1.org, 2009)\n\u201cDo you know what you are asking?\u201d Jesus asked James and John. \u201cAre you able to drink the cup I drink or be baptized with the baptism that I am baptized with?\u201d \u201cI think it\u2019s amazing you get as many students to come to Jesus as you do.\u201d\nReally, when you think about it, isn\u2019t it amazing that so many of us are here? Do we really know what we could be in for?\nThe late Dorothy Sayers wrote, \u201cI believe it is a great mistake to present Christianity as something charming and popular with no offense\u2026.We cannot blink at the fact that gentle Jesus meek and mild was so stiff in his opinions and so inflammatory in his language that he was thrown out of church [well, the synagogue], stoned, hunted from place to place, and finally gibbeted as a firebrand and a public danger. Whatever his peace was, it was not the peace of an amiable indifference.\u201d (inward/outward, Church of the Savior, 10/16/12)\nDo we really know where the journey with Jesus may take us? \u201cTeacher, we want you to do for us whatever we ask of you,\u201d James and John said. That\u2019s what a lot of us are seeking when we come to church. I\u2019d like more convenient times; I\u2019d like faster service; I\u2019d like better or different or (fill in the blank) music; I\u2019d like more comfortable seating; I\u2019d like a more entertaining speaker; I\u2019d like some return on my investment.\n\u201cYou do not know what you are asking,\u201d Jesus said. \u201cAre you able to drink the cup I drink or be baptized with the baptism that I am baptized with?\u201d We may look around and say, \u201cWe need more members, or we\u2019re going to die.\u201d Just what are we inviting those potential new members to? \u201d \u201cI think it\u2019s amazing you get as many students [or as many people] to come to Jesus as you do.\u201d\nRobin Meyers, author and pastor of Mayflower Congregational Church in Oklahoma City, writes in his book, The Underground Church, \u201cWe have almost entirely forgotten who we and what we are\u2013a strange, peculiar, and dangerous people.\u201d (P. xiv.) Second Congregational Church\u2013Strange? Peculiar? Dangerous? Or are we just hoping for the best seats?\nJesus called the disciples together after this little conversation and said to them,\nYou know that among the Gentiles those whom they recognize as their rulers lord it over them, and their great ones are tyrants over them. But it is not so among you; but whoever wishes to become great among you must be your servant, and whoever wishes to be first among you must be slave of all. For the Son of Humanity came not to be served but to serve, and to give his life a ransom for many.\nNot to be served, but to serve. \u201cThere is no smaller package in the world,\u201d wrote the late\nWilliam Sloane Coffin, \u201cthan a person who is all wrapped up in him or herself.\u201d It is important to take the time to \u201cKnow thyself,\u201d as both Socrates and Jesus said. It is important to take the time to discern what our unique strengths and gifts are and to nurture and develop them. That is what Positive Psychology calls \u201cself-concordant goals\u201d\u2013figure out what your strengths are and what your passions are, and then live as much as possible in the place where they overlap. It\u2019s the same with an institution like the church\u2013we should assess what our strengths and assets are, as well as where the passions of our members lie, and then live out of that intersection.\nBut we must remember, both as individuals and as an institution, that we are given those gifts and strengths, even those passions, for a purpose\u2013to serve. To serve the God of Love and Light, to serve our neighbors, both here and around the world. It ought to require something of us. It ought to demand sacrifice.\nDuring last Sunday\u2019s CROP Walk, one of the young women from the Interact Club developed a blister on her foot. She finally took off her shoes, boots actually, and walked barefoot. As she was walking and chatting with Bruce, he was telling her about some of the people for whom we were walking, who would be receiving some of the funds we were raising. \u201cThen,\u201d the young woman said, \u201cI\u2019m actually walking barefoot in solidarity with them. Maybe next year,\u201d she said, thinking about it further, \u201cwe should all walk barefoot.\u201d\nSo many young people get it. They don\u2019t trust a church that doesn\u2019t ask anything of them, that doesn\u2019t challenge them to dare something risky for an important cause, that doesn\u2019t stand up to injustice, that is no different from any other social club. As that Duke student said, \u201cI think most of them are smart enough to figure out that if they gave their lives to Christ, he would only make their lives more difficult.\u201d\nAs Robin Meyers says, many people say they are \u201cspiritual but not religious\u201d because they do not trust the church as an institution.\u201d (Ibid., p. 2) They do not trust an institution that claims to follow a single, homeless man that doesn\u2019t house the homeless and feed the hungry, they do not trust an institution that claims to follow a man that was willing to give his life for others that doesn\u2019t ask anything meaningful from them; let alone an institution that too often has betrayed the trust of the innocent and vulnerable, that has excluded and condemned, rather than reached out and been radically hospitable.\nPeople thought Jesus was crazy, anddangerous. That\u2019s the last thing most of us want others to think of us. We, like James and John, have learned the lessons of our culture well. But James and John, along with the other early followers of Jesus, did learn that Jesus was actually teaching them very different lessons, of a very different culture, the culture of the reign of God, very different from the culture of the Empire. And so they were, indeed, \u201cstrange, peculiar, and dangerous,\u201d so filled with the presence of this rabbi and the God he taught them about, that they were fearless, and there\u2019s nothing more dangerous than someone\u2019s who\u2019s fearless.\nSo why should anyone join us? If it\u2019s so strange, so peculiar, so dangerous, what\u2019s the \u201cgood news\u201d? We\u2019ve got a number of good answers out on the board in 7 words or thereabouts. But, being a little more word-y, I might say that for all its sacrifice, its risk, its challenge, it\u2019s the way to find out who you really are, who you were meant to be. It\u2019s being part of a community of folks who are also searching for their true selves and who find that together they become much more than their individual parts. The way of Jesus gives us a rhythm to our weeks and year, a certain structure to our lives in the midst of an often chaotic and crazy calendar where the days run into each other and we never seem to be able to do or be enough. We are reminded here that we are \u201cenough.\u201d We connect in this community with people of all different ages and stages, and we can be open about and even celebrate all those ages and stages. We celebrate the birth of a baby, a teenager\u2019s accomplishment, two people committing their lives to each other, an honor bestowed upon one of our members by the wider community. We can even \u201ccelebrate\u201d death, al-though that celebration often includes tears and sorrow shared together. But we know that even death is but one stage\u2013and not the last\u2013 on our journey with God.\nSo, if we\u2019re perfectly honest, it is amazing that so many of us are here, given who it is we say we are following and the places he led his followers. Robin Meyers, again, issues the invitation to the \u201cunderground church,\u201d one which \u201creclaims the subversive way of Jesus.\u201d It\u2019s the church \u201cwhere there is no acceptable alternative to hope, no substitute for joy, and no excuse not to offer the same unconditional love to others that has been so freely lavished on us.\u201d\nMay we be part of that church and follow the subversive way of Jesus. Amen.\n\u201cDaring Greatly\u201d\u2013Mark 10: 46-52\u2013 Oct. 28, 2012",
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        "raw_content": "Simplicity of Living and a Quest for Pure Joy\nWritten by Michael Ackerman on October 27, 2014\nAmazing partnerships are rooted in trust, open communication and an undying commitment to your mate. Such is the case with Seth and Jody Furtney, a husband and wife team from Durango Colorado. For decades, this adventurous pair has explored and experienced the world together. Their story provides us all with a powerful lesson of triumph over tragedy and how dedication to your partner, simple bicycle travel and an awareness of the present moment is what life is really all about.\nEarly Partners in Adventure\nJody on Cataract Ridge, Colorado Trail 2014\nJody Furtney owns an impressive cycling resume and tells stories that spin with all the action, challenge and inspiration of a Jill Homer novel. Jody recalls what drew her to begin cycle touring and an early trip on the Transamerica Route. Really where I started with the biking, and it wasn\u2019t with Seth, was in 1998, when I realized I was done with my job and I got on my bike and I had a ball. I rode my bike from Eugene OR to Steamboat Colorado. I had never done anything like it before and I was coming off a really stressful job. I was just done. I mean I was really stressed out! The first day\u2026I take a Greyhound up to Eugene, and my bike\u2019s in a box, so I have to put it back together. He [Seth] had taught me how to put it all together, and change the tire and do all this stuff. I get there and I can\u2019t figure something out. I try to call him and the phone is dead in the motel I\u2019m staying at. So I\u2019m like, I gotta do this myself. And so\u2026. So I did it! And the next morning when I set out, it was euphoria. Just that freedom. Just joy. Pure joy! Just being out there under my own control after all the planning and troubleshooting. And that was the start of where I was like\u2026 long trips are where it\u2019s at! It\u2019s where I really get into it because you get into a rhythm, a simplicity of living. Jody\u2019s husband of twenty-one years shares her desire for freedom and joy through adventure. Seth Furtney is a smart, strong and steady partner. He\u2019s a great athlete, a good listener and a solid complement to Jody\u2019s drive, vision and ambition. Seth was the youngest child of three, with two older brothers who he credits with shaping his \u201cdrive to get going, to keep up and keep doing things!\u201d Seth brings motivation and energy to the team. And when conditions get tough, his patience and commitment to his partner is admirable.\nSeth pushes through a windstorm on the Kokopelli Trail in 2014.\nSeth and Jody met at CU Boulder and it was a relationship that from the outset was founded in adventure. But it wasn\u2019t exactly love at first sight for Seth. Jody recalls how he was a year ahead of her in school and they were assigned to be partners in a French class. She was excited. But Seth had judged Jody as \u201ctoo well dressed and \u201ctoo well quaffed\u201d for him and quickly determined he \u201chad no interests with this lady.\u201d He continues, \u201cI saw Jody as a sorority girl and I was well\u2026. well I was a dirt bag!\u201d But as they worked together in class, Seth warmed quickly to his partner and he realized they shared common interests for exploration and travel. The more they talked, the more he began to see Jody as \u201creasonably adventurous\u201d But he wasn\u2019t convinced, so as Seth explains it, he devised a plan to test Jody and see if she really was the adventurous woman of his dreams. It was a winter day in Boulder, Colorado. Snowy, a foot of snow on the ground and we\u2019re going out on a date. And I\u2019m like okay, let me see if this girl is really adventurous or just talking tough. I propose we climb up a building to overlook Boulder\u2019s Baseline Center. So we head around back and we scale a drainpipe for two stories. I climb up and work my way across these windowsills to the roof and I\u2019m like\u2026.we\u2019ll see? On up comes Jody and that was it! Not many girls were going to climb a drainpipe, up a building with me in the snow. I was hooked. Now I was like, this thing has got legs and we can actually see where this goes\u201d To her credit, Jody didn\u2019t realize the stakes were so high on those first few dates with Seth. She jokes, \u201cI didn\u2019t understand my entire life\u2019s trajectory was on the spot.\u201d After completing Seth\u2019s buildering challenge, the two charged forward into an adventurous future together. Their relationship strengthened as they enjoyed hiking, climbing, boating and pedaling throughout Colorado\u2019s Front Range. When college ended, they decided to cycle tour the classic Loire Valley in France. Yet biking was not the muse that was calling to them. Their first decade together, the duo became \u201cfully addicted\u201d to whitewater kayaking.\nJody sends the Third Gorge of Lime Creek, Colorado\nSeth and Jody settled in Sacramento California, a home base that supported both their paddling and professional aspirations. They didn\u2019t cycle much during those years, preferring to boat class 4 and 5 rivers \u201cabout forty weekends a year for about ten years.\u201d Yet a shaky US economy and bursting bubbles in the technology and real estate sectors resulted in the pair losing their jobs. Undeterred, the couple traveled to South America for a six-month kayaking, climbing and trekking trip. Refocused and recharged after some quality adventure time, Seth and Jody made their way back to the states and back onto their bikes. It was a hut trip that reacquainted them with the joy of traveling simply by bicycle in the backcountry. They reminisce fondly about those early trips. We were totally convinced that traveling by bike was the way go. There\u2019s just so much fun stuff we could see and go ride! Traveling from the desert to the mountains was amazing. We enjoyed the fact that we could see more than when we were hiking. When you\u2019re hiking, ridges obscure what you can see. You can only see limited distances, maybe ten miles. But with biking you can see that distance and travel that distance comfortably. Then you\u2019re on top of that ridgeline and you can see and travel even more miles than that! That\u2019s when you really start to notice flora and fauna change. That\u2019s when you realize you can go fast and light and really cover lots of terrain. That the bike is the way to travel. That\u2019s when it clicked for us.\u201d\nA High Performing Partnership\nSeth and Jody own an impressive adventure resume but are humble and quick to downplay the success and scope of their exploits. For over a decade, Seth and Jody have been busy completing an impressive CV of both self-supported bikepacking adventures and what they define as \u201cBikeSlacking tours\u201d which include \u201ccredit card rides, hut trips, hotel to hotel excursions or vehicle supported adventures.\u201d When taken in total and combined with their two plus decades of whitewater boating experience, the Furtneys are nothing short of BADASS. Since answering bikepacking\u2019s siren call, this impressive pair has completed: 2003 \u2013 Kokopelli Trail 2005 \u2013 Biked the Danube River Trail from Germany to VIENNA 2006 \u2013 Durango to Moab Hut to Hut 2009 \u2013 Telluride to Moab Hut to Hut 2011 \u2013 Colorado Trail Denver to Durango 2011 \u2013 Florence to Rome, Italy through the Tuscan Valley 2012 \u2013 Continental Divide \u2013 Banff to Jackson Hole 2013\u2013 Southeast Asia from Saigon to Thailand (Biked through the Mekong in Vietnam, then through Cambodia to the Thai border) 2014 \u2013 Idaho Hot Springs Mountain Bike Route 2014 \u2013 Kokopelli Trail They are a duo that understands balance, deftly transitioning between their personal and professional pursuits. Utilizing meticulous planning and logistical skills, they\u2019ve become masters at filling up every last second of vacation time. They\u2019re clear about what they want their time in the field to look like. Seth and Jody want to be outside, on their bikes, enjoying whatever life brings their way. If an adventure offers diversions to fine dining, B&Bs or hot springs, then that sounds just great to them! But on longer trips, \u201cyou\u2019ve got to make sure you\u2019ve planned enough time off from work so you can really give yourself to the experience.\u201d Jody explains. We were on the Divide in 2012, the Canada part and we were totally enjoying ourselves. We were only rolling 25 to 30 miles per day. We were meeting new people and camping in new places everyday. Just totally lost in it all, the people and the magic of the Divide. And then Seth looks at the map one night \u2026 and is like, \u201chow many miles are we planning to go?\u201d 1100, I say. \u201cHow many days do we have left?\u201d Uh\u2026.We did the simple math. Uh-oh. This is not computing. The schedule wasn\u2019t adding up. So we ended up having to pick it up and do much, much bigger days because I had to get back to work on time! The pressure of work schedules aside, she remembers their time on the Divide fondly. Another \u201cride of pure joy.\u201d I would say that trip was where we kind of came back to the simplicity we seek. Where you\u2019re really out there. Where you\u2019re out on your bike and there\u2019s no outside stimulation. There\u2019s nothing going on but the landscape in front of you. You don\u2019t have the phone ringing or anything like that. You get to the point where you see a [road] sign and it\u2019s going the other way and you turn around to see what the sign says just because you want that stimulation. Because you don\u2019t have any of that going on! Seth and Jody recently returned from a late summer tour of Adventure Cycling\u2019s newly mapped, Idaho Hot Springs Route. Idaho was awesome. As soon as we saw this route in the magazine we just knew we had to go and do it! It\u2019s the trifecta for us. It\u2019s got good riding, it\u2019s remote and it\u2019s got hot springs. What\u2019s not attractive about that? We went from Boise City, up to Stanley and then we took what they call the Lowman Cutoff back to Idaho City. We didn\u2019t have to carry any extra water and we stopped to camp when it made sense for us. We passed over 30 hot springs and the springs were wild! You don\u2019t have to pay to get to them. They show you how to find them on the map. We encountered only three other cyclists. Probably because it was late in the season and we went on the section that was closed by huge rainstorms that had hit the area really hard. There was a large section of road that just wasn\u2019t there. So we had to bushwhack around that. It took hours to go feet. We had to complete a pretty hairy river crossing. It kind of prevented that part of the route from seeing any traffic. So no one else around, the route\u2019s first season\u2026It was great! It was just wonderful!\nNo trail, no problem! Idaho Hot Springs Route, 2014\nIdaho was also a great reminder that \u201ccircumstances change and you\u2019ve got to deal with whatever comes up. Remember the mark of a seasoned traveler.\u201d Seth continues, \u201cBe adaptable because the best laid plans don\u2019t survive contact with the enemy. Just roll with it and chill.\u201d Although these two seasoned travelers have wisdom and experience on their side, the Furtney\u2019s bikepacking adventures are not without mishap. When Jody left Seth on the Divide in 2012, he pressed on to Jackson, WY in the face of some very scary wildfires. Finishing the trip would be difficult, with smoke and particulate devastating the region\u2019s air quality. But Seth stubbornly completed what he dubs \u201cThe two pack a day ride\u201d The Idaho wildfires were going off so the smoke was coming over into Montana. And holy shit was it smokey! You know, like 200 yards visibility. And you\u2019re biking hard. And you\u2019re like breathing smoke. And at the end of the day, you\u2019re like \u201cugh huhuhugh\u201d [Seth hunches over, re-enacting a violent coughing episode] You know you\u2019re getting punished so you\u2019re like, well\u2026we\u2019re in this smoke, ride or bitch. You got to pick one! Aggressively pushing forward into an unknown future has, at times, stretched their resources. Although they\u2019re known for eating and drinking well while traveling on their bikes, The Furtneys have experienced a few trips where they have run out of food. Seth chuckles. You know I think we pack about every bit as much as we would expect to eat. And then we eat more than we expect. It\u2019s like we think we\u2019re going to have extra food. And we don\u2019t pack DAYS of extra food you know\u2026we probably pack an extra meal or two and those meals just kind of get eaten every time!\nA Partnership Tested\nAdversity has tested and strengthened Seth and Jody\u2019s partnership. The challenges of pedaling long distances, getting lost in the mountains, running out of food and weathering poor cycling conditions pale in comparison to the couple\u2019s greatest test; a tragic accident that almost took Seth\u2019s life in 2008. The pair had spent the day riding from north to south on the classic, Hermosa Creek trail. Emerging at the southern trailhead, they pedaled through the campground and coasted down the road towards town. Suddenly and without warning, a car appeared. The driver was speeding blindly up the road, came skidding around a corner and collided head on into Seth. He didn\u2019t stand a chance. Jody was right behind him and \u201ccame upon a scene that was just\u2026.just horrible. I thought he was dead.\u201d Seth had sustained massive, life threatening injuries and was life flighted to Denver. Thus began a three-month hospital stay. Seth had experienced a severe, traumatic brain injury. If his body could survive the initial trauma, he would have to learn to walk and talk all over again. His body was badly broken in many places and it would take a long time to heal. Through it all, Jody was an indefatigable caretaker. Her partner\u2019s story of recovery, which she chronicles in the blog Seth Monster\u2019s Progress is incredibly moving. Jody was at Seth\u2019s side the whole time. Ever the planner, Jody would set goals for achieving milestones in Seth\u2019s recovery process; scheduling dates for him to open his eyes, say his first words and take his first steps. One gently concludes that by establishing a scope for achieving these benchmarks, it gave Jody some sense of control in the otherwise uncontrollable turn of events that had befallen the couple. Unquestionably, the most inspiring albeit audacious and seemingly impossible goal Jody established for Seth concerned the CT. She believed he could regain the strength and health needed to thru-ride the entire Colorado Trail with her. At the time, Seth still wasn\u2019t walking. Elevating the bar for his recovery to such a precipitous height seemed somewhat foolhardy, kind of like she was setting them up for failure. Undeterred, Jody persevered and maintained a positive mental attitude and outlook on the future. Through the pain and unpredictability of rehab, the Furtneys focused on their goal. The dream of completing the 500-mile route was a powerful motivation for both of them and they pursed the objective with \u201cabsolute commitment.\u201d Before the accident, Seth had been healthy. He was young and in shape and these factors now contributed to an \u201cexponential rate of recovery.\u201d He completed a year of physical therapy and exercise. Meanwhile, Jody researched their intended route and coordinated gear and logistics. Together, they trained for the trail and in the summer of 2011, Seth and Jody achieved their longstanding goal. The pair took twenty days to complete the Colorado Trail, a fitting capstone to an unexpected and arduous journey that had started with a day ride gone wrong almost two years prior. Navigating the horrors of the accident and the challenges of the recovery process together, they found strength and grew profoundly through this difficult experience. They realized they could continue undertaking and completing difficult adventures together. What they had survived and accomplished was incredible. It just might be the most amazing chapter in Seth and Jody\u2019s wildly amazing story.\nPedaling into the Future\nJody climbing over Black Bear Pass heading to Telluride in late September, 2013\nMoving forward, nothing appears to be slowing Seth and Jody down. They keep their minds, their bodies and their partnership strong by training in the San Juan Mountains of Southwest Colorado. With access to hundreds of miles of single track outside their front door, the pair frequently complete rides north to Silverton, northwest to Telluride and east to Lake City via the Colorado Trail and the Alpine Loop. They believe in giving back, volunteerism and service to place. I\u2019ve joined them for many laugh filled hours of lopping, chopping and re-treading our local trails. Seth and Jody are volunteer CT trail stewards, who have adopted a 6.5 mile section of Segment 23, from Stony Pass south to the top of Elk Park. Next up for the two is a fall expedition where they\u2019re aiming to pedal singletrack around the entirety of New Zealand while enjoying a wealth of extraordinary diversions on both islands. And after this year\u2019s self-supported success on the Kokopelli trail, Seth and Jody are \u201cvery interested in the Arizona Trail.\u201d But as the two divulge more, it\u2019s clear that their future interests and excitement is for long, remote, overseas explorations. They\u2019re scheming two big trips for the near future. The first includes a \u201cwarm up by cycling from Cairo to Cape Town.\u201d Then they plan on completing a bikepacking safari in the wild lands of Africa. The Furtneys would like to follow that endeavor up with a bikepacking expedition to the Himalayan Region of Northern India. With no shortage of ideas, passion, motivation and vacation time, Seth and Jody continue to live busy lives of adventure. And who knows? Maybe they\u2019ll add fatpacking to the mix, visit the Polar Regions and become bikepacking\u2019s first, seven continent explorers, akin to mountaineering\u2019s seven summiteers club. What is known however is that Seth and Jody don\u2019t like to repeat trips they\u2019ve already done. I asked them if they want to go back and repeat past adventures? Seth responds, \u201cOur trips produce precious memories and we try not to repeat those experiences. Chasing those moments again just doesn\u2019t work for us.\u201d However, if they do repeat a route, it\u2019s probably because they\u2019re looking to do it self-supported and \u201cin better style\u201d as they did with their latest run of the Kokopelli trail in 2014. Despite their love and affinity for the \u201craw beauty\u201d of the Colorado Trail, they do not plan on tackling those 500 miles again as a thru-ride. \u201cThe CT was everything for us. Coming back from the accident, having great weather and a year with such crazy wild flowers. We just don\u2019t want to displace that memory of the trail.\u201d Seth and Jody are an inspiration to be around. They exude a passion for life and for each other. I ask them to summarize what it is that motivates them to continue adventuring together. Jody responds, I think partly why I want to keep doing this stuff is because I thought Seth wasn\u2019t going to be there. Doctors told me Seth had a fifty percent chance of survival and if he did survive, he might very well be a vegetable. I had to prepare myself for that and for a while after the accident, I just didn\u2019t know. So that\u2019s where I tend to amplify things on these trips of ours. Like I\u2019m so glad he\u2019s alive. I\u2019m so glad he\u2019s living to see things on these trips with me\u2026He\u2019s okay and he\u2019s here with me! I didn\u2019t always think he was going to be\u2026 Emotion fills the room. Seth speaks softly. Yes, it was certainly so. There was a time when Jody was thinking I wasn\u2019t going to be out there doing these trips with her. She had to sit with, \u201cWell, that\u2019s it! He\u2019s done\u201d In the end, Jody had to wait for me. She had to nurse me back from death. These trips are definitely payback for her. And if in the future, if I have to wait for her at the top of the mountain\u2026You know it\u2019s like whatever dude, I don\u2019t even gripe. I just chill out and think, \u201cthese are minor details\u201d I definitely think I\u2019ve developed patience through all of this. All those things that might irritate or annoy me, I\u2019m like\u2026nah, it\u2019s payback time. It\u2019s payback to her for the rest of my life. The power in his response is touching and overwhelming. Feeling the weight that Seth\u2019s answer has just levied upon the conversation, Jody redirects the dialogue. When you are in normal environments, living your day to day, your bed is nice, the food is good, you know\u2026you\u2019re good. But then you go and you do this bikepacking thing. And it\u2019s hard. And it\u2019s beautiful. And it\u2019s amazing. And that\u2019s what I love about it. You just\u2026you just get out of your comfort zone and everything becomes the most amazing thing. It\u2019s so intense. It\u2019s so awesome. Jody begins to tear up and loses focus to internal sensory overload. She looks upward, visibly moved by the memories of past experiences of which we\u2019ve been speaking. Sensing his partner\u2019s drift, Seth reaches over and places his hand on Jody\u2019s arm. His touch calms her, she smiles and he continues answering. That\u2019s really what it is for us. These trips are all about feeling. When you\u2019re hungry, you\u2019re fucking hungry. When you\u2019re tired, you\u2019re fucking exhausted. You\u2019re not in a comfort zone. You\u2019re not near it at all! You are in this outlier zone where things are fairly intense because they are maximal. And there\u2019s a certain joy we\u2019ve found in that. In being in that place. To be really hungry and to be really tired and then to make it work out, minimally. You want it more. Then you\u2019re like, I want to feel that hungry again and I want to be that tired again! Because that\u2019s\u2026..that\u2019s\u2026. Seth\u2019s eyes turn to meet his partners and she completes the thought. \u201cBecause that\u2019s what makes us feel alive.\u201d\nJody heading out of Idaho City on Idaho Hot Springs Route. 2014\nThat was a fantastic read. They\u2019re lucky to have each other.\nAndrew Wracher\nWhat an incredible story. Thanks for putting this piece together Michael.\nbeautiful article. beautiful relationship. thanks for sharing.\nVery nice write-up. You have a fantastic relationship. Way to go. I related to what was said about being surrounded by nothing but the landscape, and with no other external stimulation. That\u2019s when you start to grasp that we are all locked in the present moment, with out bikes, our partner, with ourselves, and that Now is all we have. The past is a memory (at best), and the future is just an imaginary potential. 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Since tumor cells neutralize ROS by utilizing reducing equivalents, we hypothesized that measurements of reducing potential using real-time hyperpolarized (HP) magnetic resonance spectroscopy (MRS) and spectroscopic imaging (MRSI) can serve as a surrogate marker of IR induced ROS. This hypothesis was tested in a pre-clinical model of anaplastic thyroid carcinoma (ATC), an aggressive head and neck malignancy. Human ATC cell lines were utilized to test IR effects on ROS and reducing potential in vitro and [1-\u00b9\u00b3C] pyruvate HP-MRS/MRSI imaging of ATC orthotopic xenografts was used to study in vivo effects of IR. IR increased ATC intra-cellular ROS levels resulting in a corresponding decrease in reducing equivalent levels. Exogenous manipulation of cellular ROS and reducing equivalent levels altered ATC radiosensitivity in a predictable manner. 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We identified mutations in BRAF, NRAS, and KIT but failed to identify generalized novel targets for therapeutic intervention. ATC cell lines exhibited a mesenchymal phenotype and generalized dependence on glucose for energy, reducing potential and survival. Glycolytic inhibition using 2-deoxyglucose (2-DG) sensitized ATC cells to conventional chemotherapy and external beam radiation. In vivo, 2-DG induced a transient, but significant reduction in ATC metabolic activity. Generalized dependence of ATC cells on glucose catabolism makes them susceptible to the sensitizing effects of 2-DG for radiation therapy and chemotherapy. Under in vivo conditions, 2-DG can inhibit ATC metabolism. However, the modest magnitude and transient nature of this effect suggest the need for antimetabolic agents with more favorable pharmacodynamics to achieve therapeutic effects. \u00a92012 AACR\nMore than 200,000 new head and neck solid tumors are diagnosed each year in the United States. Ionizing radiation (IR) is commonly employed in the treatment of these tumors as definitive therapy or in the adjuvant setting. The effectiveness of IR has been well established in head and neck solid tumors such as squamous cell carcinoma and anaplastic thyroid carcinoma. Unfortunately, radiation toxicity, manifested as mucositis, xerostomia, dysphagia and dysphonia, limits the maximum tolerated dose. Successful IR treatment is therefore driven by its intrinsic therapeutic index or the ratio of tumoricidal effects to normal tissue toxicity. Since neither parameter can measured in real-time, total dose, dose fractionation and dose painting decisions are largely based on empirical data derived from previous prospective and retrospective trials.\nGeneration of reactive oxygen species (ROS) is crucial to radiation cytotoxicity by inducing DNA damage and triggering tumor cell death. Our group has demonstrated that ROS-generated metabolically in response to IR play an important role in radiation cytotoxicity. Levels of metabolically-derived ROS correlate with relative radiosensitivity/radioresistance, and exogenous manipulation of post-IR ROS levels can dramatically alter tumor cell response to IR. Although we can measure IR-driven ROS changes in cells without much difficulty, clinical applicability is not possible without the ability to measure ROS in solid tumors in a non-invasive manner.\nTo overcome this technological limitation, we focused our attention on tumor reducing potential (an aggregate measure of various reducing equivalents). Tumor cells maintain substantial levels of glutathione and other thiol-containing proteins, which can scavenge IR-generated ROS. Regeneration of these thiol moieties requires utilization of secondary reducing equivalents such as NAD(P)H, which are regenerated metabolically (Fig. 1). Exposure to a burst of IR-induced ROS therefore triggers detectable changes in tumor metabolism. By analogy, IR-induced ROS can be compared to a fast traveling ship which generates a wake. The magnitude of the wave is related to the energy of the ship; measurements of wave size can provide an indirect measure of the energy of the passing ship. We hypothesized that exogenous perturbations in cellular and tumor ROS levels should trigger compensatory changes in reducing equivalent levels. Our hypothesis was proven correct. Exogenous perturbation of cellular ROS using metabolic inhibition (2-deoxyglucose), exogenous ROS sources (H2O2) or IR triggered a compensatory decrease in cellular reducing potential. This decrease was transient, dose-dependent and reversible using exogenous ROS scavengers such as N-acetyl cysteine (NAC). This demonstrated link between cellular reducing potential and exogenous ROS perturbations presents an intriguing potential means of directing solid tumor treatment.\nAlthough biochemical measurements of cellular reducing potential are routinely employed in the laboratory setting, they cannot be translated to patients for two reasons: 1) they are invasive and 2) they require a very rapid time frame which is difficult to achieve in a clinical setting. To allow for clinical translation of our biochemical findings, a non-invasive means of measuring reducing potential changes in real time is required. We hypothesized that HP-MRS/I using 13C pyruvate can provide indirect measurements of perturbations of tumor reducing potential. We tested this hypothesis in our model of anaplastic thyroid carcinoma (ATC), an aggressive solid tumor with rapid local growth and a high rate of locoregional invasion and distant metastasis. Within this model, we were able to demonstrate that increased ROS is reflected in altered conversion of pyruvate into lactate, as a function of decreased cellular reducing potential (Fig. 1). This altered conversion can be measured biochemically in cells and tumors, and more importantly is detectable using 13C pyruvate HP-MRS/I. Within 1 hour of either metabolic stress (2-DG) or irradiation of ATC orthotopic mouse tumors, we were able to detect a reproducible, measurable and transient decrease in tumor reducing potential. For the first time, we were able to demonstrate a real-time capability of measuring acute treatment effects in solid tumors in a non-invasive manner. For aggressive tumors such as ATC, the ability to monitor treatment effects in real time and react accordingly has the potential to radically alter clinical paradigms and improve outcomes. 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        "raw_content": "On this page I have a list of notable books I have read since 2009. Notable as in books that I read in a particular year and liked, for a variety of reasons. I have posted a longer blog post reviewing each book in this list.\nThe years covered in this list below are 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, and 2013.\nThe Joy of x, by Steven Strogatz\nThe Lost River: On the Trail of the Sarasvati, by Michel Danino (also on Centre Right India)\nLand of the Seven Rivers, by Sanjeev Sanyal (also on Centre Right India)\nIndia's Bismarck, Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, by Balraj Krishna (also on Centre Right India)\nThe White Man's Burden, by Winthrop Jordan (also on Centre Right India)\nSita: An Illustrated Retelling of the Ramayana, by Devdutt Pattanaik (also on Centre Right India)\nDoctor Sleep, by Stephen King\nTinderbox: The Past and Future of Pakistan, by M.J. Akbar (also on Centre Right India)\nThe City of Dvaraka, by S.R. Rao (also on Centre Right India)\nI read and reviewed one more book after I wrote this post - The Blood Telegram, by Gary Bass - on American diplomacy in 1971 at the height of the Bangladesh genocide. I consider it one of the notable books I read in 2013. If I had to slot it in the list above, I would probably place it between The White Man's Burden, by Winthrop Jordan and Mahabharata, Vol. 7, Translated by Bibek Debroy.\n(also see this and this post for more information)\nIndia's Culture and India's Future, by Michael Danino\nBoomerang: Travels in the New Third World, by Michael Lewis\nUnabridged Mahabharata, Translated by Bibek Debroy (Vol.1, Vol.2, Vol. 3, Vol. 4, Vol.5 (1, 2)\nThe Honest Truth About Dishonesty: How We Lie to Everyone---Especially Ourselves, by Dan Ariely\nUnnatural Selection: Choosing Boys Over Girls, and the Consequences of a World Full of Men, by Mara Hvistendahl\nThe Missionary Position: Mother Teresa in Theory and Practice, by Christopher Hitchens\nBali and the Ocean of Milk, by Nilanjan P Choudhury\nLondonistan, By Melanie Phillips\nValmiki's Ramayana\", Translated by Arshia Sattar\nDeadly Choices: How the Anti-Vaccine Movement Threatens Us All, by Paul Offit\nTime Stops at Shamli, by Ruskin Bond\nCinderella Ate My Daughter: Dispatches from the Front Lines of the New Girlie-Girl Culture\", by Peggy Orenstein\nGood Ol Charlie Brown, How I Hate Him!, by Charles M Schulz\nDurbar, by Tavleen Singh\nAdi Parva - Churning of the Ocean, by Amruta Patil\n(also see this page for a fuller explanation for each book on the list)\nIndian Culture and India's Future, by Michel Danino (my review)\nThe Psychopath Test: A Journey Through the Madness Industry, by Jon Ronson (my review)\nThe Lincoln Lawyer, by Michael Connelly (my review)\nCheap, by Ellen Ruppel Shell (my review)\nBrain Rules for Baby, John Medina (my review)\nThe Shallows , Nicholas Carr (my review)\nMoonwalking with Einstein , Joshua Foer (my review)\nIn Defense of Food , Michael Pollan (my review)\nThe Emperor of all Maladies , Siddhartha Mukherjee (my review)\nChurchill's Secret War , Madhusree Mukherjee (my review)\nThe Master Switch , Tim Wu (my review)\nDesigning With the Mind in Mind , Jeff Johnson (my review)\nStart-Up Nation , Dan Senor and Saul Singer (my review)\nThis is a list of the best books I read in 2010. Not necessarily books that were published in 2010.\nI read many that were not on my original list of intended books. Nor did I end up reading all the books that I had put down in my Intray, so to say. Several books were recommendations from our local library-wallah, Pratap. Some were from the Amazon Vine program, including three on this list. Most of the ones I did read were non-fiction. And most of the books I read had been published prior to 2010. It takes me a fair bit of time to get to the latest books it seems. That is not a complaint. That is not a regret. Books, unlike food or fashion, do not go bad with time. You do realize, that I am not referring to the paper the books are printed on but to the words and ideas and narratives that make up the book.\nSo, here is the list of the best books I read in 2010 - \"best\"is subjective here, you see.\nBailout Nation, with New Post-Crisis Update: How Greed and Easy Money Corrupted Wall Street and Shook the World Economy\nThis book is a wonderful combination of angry indignation, detailed research, and well organized content that spares no one in its critique of the financial crisis of 2008. Of the possibly hundreds of books that have come out so far and will come out on the global financial crisis, this is perhaps one of the 5 best books on the topic. Another one is \"The End of Wall Street \", also on my list below.\nBailout Nation (my blog post, my user review on Amazon.com)\nThe author does an excellent job of painting a vivid panorama of the diverse choices we face in life, from marriage to picking jams in a market. Some of the topics can elicit strong responses from people on either side of the debate, so it's a huge credit to the author that she presents both sides of the dilemma of choosing without taking partisan sides, while at the same time giving us an appreciation of the complex issues involved. Think Atul Gawande (Complications , Better ) talking about the world of behavioral economics.\n(my blog post, my user review on Amazon.com)\nThe author follow up on his best-seller, Predictably Irrational, Revised and Expanded Edition: The Hidden Forces That Shape Our Decisions , with a creditable follow-on. While the topics covered are not necessarily new, some of the research is, and the findings still as useful in everyday life as ever.\nOf all the books I read on the financial crisis, and there are at least two more that I would like to read - Fault Lines: How Hidden Fractures Still Threaten the World Economy and All the Devils Are Here: The Hidden History of the Financial Crisis - this one by Roger Lowenstein is the best. It does not have the acerbic tone of Bailout Nation , nor the emphasis on characters like The Big Short , but takes you from before the beginning to shortly after the cratering of the world economy and the US financial sector.\nThis book is almost 15 years old, and reading it made me feel that it could have been published scarcely last week. Yes, it does not really talk about the math of game theory nor about the intricacies of game theory, but what it does do is give you an overarching reach of game theory into every facet of business. If you were to read only 5 books on strategy, make sure this is one of them. Michael Porter's Competitive Strategy: Techniques for Analyzing Industries and Competitors and Competitive Advantage: Creating and Sustaining Superior Performance , Clayton Christensen's The Innovator's Dilemma , and Geoffrey Moore's Crossing the Chasm: Marketing and Selling Technology Project would be other candidates for inclusion in the list of the best books on strategy.\nWhat can I say about this series that has not already been said. Well, there is a plot, the author takes time to etch each character, and the plot is gripping. A ripper of a yarn. And there are two more to follow in this trilogy.\nWriting about the evolution of the home can be a dreadfully boring task, for the author and reader alike. Not when the task is put in the hands of Bill Bryson , who makes this an absolutely fascinating, entertaining, and informative read. Difficult to believe, but you will not want to put this one down.\nThe Mahabharata is the greatest tale ever told. There are enough subtleties in it to keep anyone interested in in the epic for a lifetime, and if you are a Hindu, or more than a lifetime. Everything is connected to almost everything else. Every action has a consequence, in often unexpected ways - a truer or more profound illustration of \"karma\" has never been written. The author, Devdutt Pattanaik , has done a remarkable job of extracting such pearls of wisdom and presenting it to the reader in a style that reminds one of Cliff's Notes - boxed explanations of key learnings and takeaways from each episode. An unconventional presentation of the epic, but very illuminating. Another book on the Mahabharata, but with a twist, was Gurcharan Das' The Difficulty of Being Good: On the Subtle Art of Dharma (see my review here). This one is also highly recommended, but given a choice between the two, I would choose Jaya.\nMyth=Mithya\nWhat is the significance of the five heads of Brahma. Yes, he did have five heads. Why are Jaya and Vijaya, the doorkeepers (dwaar-paal) to Narayana, depicted with fangs? Why does Siva represent the god of destruction? Why do we worship Laxmi as well as Alakshmi, but in different ways? Every question you may have had about Hindu traditions and myths is answered here.In the typical rapid-fire style of the author.\nFlipkart.com links to the books listed above:\nBailout Nation from Flipkart.com\nThe Art Of Choosing from Flipkart.com\nThe Upside Of Irrationality from Flipkart.com\nThe End Of Wall Street from Flipkart.com\nCo-opetition from Flipkart.com\nThe Girl With The Dragon Tattoo from Flipkart.com\nAt Home: A Short History Of Private Life from Flipkart.com\nMyth = Mithya: A Handbook Of Hindu Mythology from Flipkart.com\nJaya: An Illustrated Retelling Of The Mahabharata from Flipkart.com\nThese are the best books I read in 2009.\n1. Visual Display of Quantitative Information\nEdward Tufte is a legend in the world of information visualizations. This book is a classic in the field. It is perhaps the single most accessible book on data visualizations. You are given a tour of the history of visualizations, the seminal contributions of people such as Playfair, Tukey, and others, a rogues' gallery of sorts of awful visualizations, a peek into small-multiples visualizations, and an exposition of the principles of good graphic design and visualizations. A must-have book for anyone interested in good data visualizations.\n(my blog post)\n2. The Hot Zone\n3. The Shadow of the Great Game\nHighly recommended, very well researched, and equally well written and presented. This book uses recently unveiled papers and documents, stitched together by the author, a former ADC to Lord Mountbatten, to put forth the point that there was much more going on behind the scenes during India's Independence struggle, and the partition of the country that happened than has generally been known or believed.\n4. Nurture Shock\nExcellent book that covers a wide range of topics, all on children and parenting. Read with an open mind, and be aware of the illuminating power of as well as the limitations of research.\nThis is a book that's very broad in its coverage. It attempts to cover, in one chapter each, an aspect of child development, citing plenty of research done in recent times to support arguments and theories put forward. Each chapter covers a topic - confidence, sleep, lying, racial attitudes, intelligence, sibling conflict, teen rebellion, self-control, aggression, gratitude, and the acquisition of language. Existing theories are explained, and new emerging research is cited and used to explain each topic. The wide variety of topics covered also means that parents will have plenty of material to go over, irrespective of how old their children are, and while teenagers are not likely to pick this book up, it would help them also a lot.\nKindle link , my blog post\n(Kindle link , my blog post)\n6. A Case of Exploding Mangoes\n(Kindle link, my blog posts))\n8. The Corporation That Changed The World\nThe book and the author's contention is that the East India Company had a lot in common with the corporates of today, especially with the likes of Enron and Worldcom, and that a lack of appropriate corporate governance and weak oversight on the part of the government contributed to excesses therein. Specifically, \"the drive for monopoly control, the speculative temptations of executives and investors, and the absence of automatic remedy for corporate abuse.\"\n9. 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        "raw_content": "America's Top 10 Biggest Public Health Issues -- How Healthy is YOUR Community?\nEvery year, the U.S. Center For Disease Control (CDC) National Center for Injury Prevention and Control issues an update on which health areas represent the biggest public health issues in all 50 states and the District of Columbia. Can you guess what health concerns made the list? How healthy is your community?\nThe Prevention Status Report\nThe Prevention Status Report(PSR) issued by the CDC is as assessment of the nation's health. The 10 most important public health problems and concerns ranked by the CDC include:\nThe information is gathered from each state. The annual report provides a revealing snapshot of how health is influenced by where we live, learn, work and play. Not all states are the same. Find out where your state or community ranks.\nTo find out how healthy your community is, visit www.countyhealthrankings.org/",
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        "raw_content": "One could say, at least in this year where Easter Sunday falls on April Fools Day (also my son Brian's 25th birthday) for the first time in 62 years, but will happen again 11 years from now, that Our Lord Jesus Christ pulled off the greatest April Fools joke... ever!\nMind you, when Jesus was handed over to be crucified, those that put him to death really thought that once he died he was dead... for good! \"Who wouldda thunk\" that on the third day Jesus would rise from the dead? He said it would happen. He fooled the non-believers. He fooled the spiteful (or as modern society calls them, \"the haters\").\nChrist, our Pasch has been sacrificed! Therefore, let us keep the feast! Alleluia!",
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        "raw_content": "Well I feel I should have something special to say about the 100th post, but I don't. We are always trying to update the blog, but it gets really hard in the summer months as things get busy.\nOn some more exciting news we are now on board with the Niagara Local Food Co-op. Basically it is like an online shopping basket that members order from, then we get the information and on Tuesdays bring it to the Trinity United Church in Thorold where the customers will come and pick it up. It is very exciting for us because it will another outlet to not only sell our product, but to get our name out there to a large number of people.\nThere are currently about 30 producer members selling everything from fruit and meat, herbs, baked goods, honey...the list goes on. At the moment there are not very many vegetable members and this gives us a bit of a niche. Hopefully things go well for us as we are finding the St. Catharines market on Tuesday a bit of a tough sell as most people likely wait for Saturday when things really pick up.\nIf you are interested in learning more about the co-op you can check them out at www.niagaralocalfoodcoop.ca. There is a $50 lifetime membership fee for consumer members and then they add 5% to the bill for administration, but the great part of it is that you can do a whole bunch of your local shopping in one place without having to drive around all over the place. Currently they only have one pick-up location in Thorold, but if membership numbers increase they will move to more branches.\nThanks for checking in with us and look back for more picture updates in the near future (I am thinking maybe tomorrow since it is supposed to rain so much).",
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        "raw_content": "Big or Small, We\u2019re All Targets\nRecent phone hackings overseas are making headlines across the world as Rupert Murdoch tries to defend his News Corp empire. The Pentagon lost 24,000 files in a huge cyber attack recently. Everybody knows the story with Sony by now. These are the stories that make the papers and headline the evening newscasts but there\u2019s an untold story many people don\u2019t hear.\nSmall businesses are actually at a much greater risk than their larger counterparts. While the Citi\u2019s and the Sony\u2019s may be a higher profile hack, it\u2019s the small business owner who\u2019s the easy target because they don\u2019t have the millions of dollars to spend on security. Think about it. These companies have to process credit card payments and some even store personal customer information in their systems, just like their big brothers. However, they may not have an IT department or a CISO to help protect this data when it comes to rapidly changing IT security environment. On top of that, a small business owner is likely to have the mindset of \u201cwe\u2019re just a small company, it won\u2019t happen to us.\u201d This kind of thinking makes them even more vulnerable. A 2010 survey by the National Retail Federation and First Data Corp. of small- and medium-size retailers in the U.S. found that 64% believed their businesses weren\u2019t vulnerable to card data theft and only 49% had assessed their security safeguards.\nThe Wall Street Journal has a great article on the potential threats small business owners face in regards to cyber criminals. There\u2019s a story in there about Mr. Angelastri, owner of a small company called City Newstand in Chicago, who is still paying off the effects of a security breach that cost him thousands of dollars. It\u2019s the kind of story that will make any small business owner cringe.\ncyber attack, Cyber security, Hackers, IT Security, Small Business",
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        "title": "An American Blog: Rep. Frank Wolf: Fire Ambassador to Vietnam David Shear",
        "raw_content": "Rep. Frank Wolf: Fire Ambassador to Vietnam David Shear\nMr. WOLF. Mr. Speaker, I submit a letter I sent to President Obama and Secretary Clinton calling for the firing of the U.S. ambassador to Vietnam.\nAmbassador David Shear should be removed because he has repeatedly failed to advocate for human rights and speak out for the voiceless in Vietnam. I recommend that he be replaced by a Vietnamese-American.\nI am particularly upset by Ambassador Shear's failure to invite more dissidents and human rights activists to the U.S. Embassy for a July 4 celebration after promising that he would.\nFurther, I have been disappointed in Shear's handling of the case of Dr. Nguyen Quoc Quan, a Vietnamese-American democracy activist and U.S. citizen presently being held by the communist government of Vietnam.\nAs I stated in the letter, ``America must be a voice for the voiceless. The U.S. Embassy in Vietnam must be an island of freedom, headed by a bold American ambassador. Ambassador Shear is not that man.''\nHon. BARACK H. OBAMA,\nThe President, The White House, Washington, DC.\nDEAR MR. PRESIDENT: On May 15, 2012, the Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission, which I co-chair, held a hearing on human rights abuses in Vietnam. As you undoubtedly know, the State Department's own annual human rights report aptly describes Vietnam as an ``authoritarian state.'' During the hearing, several of my colleagues and I heard testimony from Mrs. Mai Huong Ngo, the wife of Dr. Nguyen Quoc Quan, a Vietnamese-American democracy activist and U.S. citizen. Upon his arrival at Tan Son Nhat International Airport in Ho Chi Minh City on April 17, he was arbitrarily detained and has been in prison ever since. Dr. Quan's wife was invited to testify in light of her husband's plight.\nAssistant Secretary Michael Posner was also invited to testify at the hearing on behalf of the State Department. At the time I expressed my shock and dismay that no one from the department, not even the U.S. ambassador to Vietnam, David Shear, had been in touch with Dr. Quan's wife since his detention. Only at my urging did Ambassador Shear initiate contact with Mrs. Ngo to update her on her husband's situation.\nThis was disturbing on a number of levels. I have long believed that U.S. embassies should be islands of freedom--especially in repressive countries like Vietnam. Under Ambassador Shear's leadership it didn't appear that the U.S. embassy in Hanoi was embracing this important task. But even more troubling is the fact that Dr. Quan is an American citizen, and yet there appeared to be little urgency to securing his release.\nIn speaking by phone with Ambassador Shear following the hearing I expressed my concerns and urged him to host a July 4th celebration at the embassy, where the guest list was comprised of religious freedom and democracy activists in Vietnam. I stressed that he should fling open the doors of the embassy and invite Buddhist monks and nuns, Catholic priests and Protestant pastors, Internet bloggers and democracy activists. Such was the custom during the Reagan Administration, especially in the Soviet Union. This practice sent a strong message that America stood with those who stand for basic human rights. In many cases it afforded these individuals protection from future harassment and even imprisonment.\nAmbassador Shear said that he intended to honor this request. Following my conversation with him I received the enclosed letter from the department indicating that, ``Ambassador Shear continues to engage with civil society advocates, promoters of rule-of-law, and democracy activists and will welcome them to the Embassy's July 4th celebration.'' I took Ambassador Shear at his word and in fact shared this correspondence with members of the Vietnamese Diaspora community in the U.S., several of whom were greatly encouraged by this development.\nLate last week it was brought to my attention that many of the most prominent democracy and human rights activists in Vietnam were not invited to the event. These reports seemed starkly at odds with the assurances I had personally received from Ambassador Shear. I called him directly this morning to find out if the embassy had invited the dissidents as had been agreed upon. His response was appalling. He said that he had invited a few civil society activists but then said that he needed to maintain a ``balance.'' I then asked him for a list of the invitees. He initially refused saying he was unable to provide this information, even though presumably the embassy, which he leads, created the guest list. Then he said he would have to address this through State Department. I asked him when we might expect to receive a copy of the guest list and, after initially declining to be specific; he eventually conceded that it would be ``in a few weeks.''\nAmbassador Shear's entire handling of this issue has been unacceptable. He showed little to no initiative in the case of Dr. Quan. Then, after appearing to recognize the shortsightedness of this approach, he agreed to host an Independence Day event at the embassy attended by human rights and democracy activists--only to go back on his word and mislead me about his intentions. Finally, when posed with a simple congressional request for additional information about the guest list at a U.S. embassy event, he was uncooperative at best and obstructionist at worst.\nIn light of these realities, I write today to call for the firing of Ambassador Shear.\nSadly, his sidelining of serious human rights issues in Vietnam is symptomatic of this administration's overall approach to human rights and religious freedom. Time and again these issues are put on the back-burner--to the detriment of freedom-loving people the world over. In a Constitution Day speech, President Ronald Reagan described the United States Constitution as ``a covenant we have made not only with ourselves, but with all of mankind.'' We have an obligation to keep that covenant. If you were to take this action, it would send a critical message to U.S. ambassadors globally, and just as importantly, to repressive governments which fear the words of the Constitution and the promise they hold as much as they fear the aspirations of their own people.\nI have repeatedly said that it would be fitting for a Vietnamese-American to serve as U.S. ambassador Vietnam--someone who understands the country, the language, and the oppressive nature of the government having experienced it themselves before coming to the U.S. Such an individual would not be tempted to maintain smooth bilateral relations at all costs. Such an individual would embrace the cause of freedom. The Vietnamese people, and frankly millions of Vietnamese-Americans, deserve better than what Ambassador Shear and this administration are giving them.\nAmerica must be a voice for the voiceless. The U.S. Embassy in Vietnam must be an island of freedom, headed by a bold American ambassador. Ambassador Shear is not that man.\nFrank R. Wolf,\nUnited States Department of State,\nHon. FRANK R. WOLF,\nDEAR MR. WOLF: Thank you for your letter of June 6 following up on your phone conversation last month with Ambassador Shear regarding the Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission's hearing on Vietnam and the case of Dr. Richard Nguyen.\nWe continue to urge the Vietnamese government to release Dr. Nguyen. In addition to raising his case with high-level Vietnamese officials, our consular officers will continue to provide all appropriate consular assistance to Dr. Nguyen. Ambassador Shear has personally spoken with Dr. Nguyen's wife, Mai Huang Ngo, and senior officials from our Consulate in Ho Chi Minh City remain in close contact with her.\nAmbassador Shear continues to engage with civil society advocates, promoters of rule-of-law, and democracy activists and will welcome them to the Embassy's July 4th celebration. This is one of many ways we promote respect for human rights and rule-of-law in Vietnam.\nWe will keep you and your staff updated on developments regarding Dr. Richard Nguyen. Please do not hesitate to let us know if we can be of further assistance.\nDavid S. Adams,\nLegislative Affairs.\nSource: CALLING FOR THE FIRING OF U.S. AMBASSADOR TO VIETNAM\nTags: Congressional Record, Extension of Remarks, Foreign Policy, Rep. Frank Wolf, Vietnam",
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        "raw_content": "\u201cMaking Sense of Your Science\u201d career workshop \u2013 Sunday 3 July\nPosted on June 24, 2016 by Laura Ruby\nSEB MAIN MEETING 2016, BRIGHTON CONFERENCE CENTRE\nSUNDAY 3RD JULY, 10.30 \u2013 15.30\nMAKING SENSE OF YOUR SCIENCE\nMaking \u201cSense of Your Science\u201d is a Career Workshop being held at the Brighton Conference Centre during the Society for Experimental Biology\u2019s conference on Sunday 3rd July. This one-day event is being made available to local PhD students and postdocs and includes a panel of media professionals who will give you helpful advice about how to communicate your science to the media, as well as more general rules about how to present your science in writing and face-to-face. See below for more detail of the programme.\nSign up by 4pm, 27 June\nComment\t\u201cMaking Sense of Your Science\u201d career workshop \u2013 Sunday 3 July\nGet up to \u00a330,000 tax-free to Train to Teach a STEM subject\nPosted on June 16, 2016 by Stephanie Thomson\nGood teachers are always in demand but STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths) subjects at secondary school are particular priorities and attract additional support and higher levels of funding.\nThe teaching profession is a great way to make your degree, skills and knowledge really count. At the moment, tax-free bursaries and scholarships worth up to \u00a330,000 are being offered to top graduates who choose to train as teachers.\nOur teaching courses at Brighton are perfect if you have graduated with an honors degree or equivalent, in a subject relevant to the specialism. Or if you think you may need additional support we also offer subject knowledge enhancement routes (SKE) which you can do ahead of the teaching course.\nWe offer courses in a number of STEM subject areas including:\nSpecialising in a STEM subject at postgraduate level means that you will be able to take a role in the leadership and development of this subject area throughout your career.\nYou can find out more at the Department of Education (DfE) website.\nOr you can register an interest in our programmes here.\nComment\tGet up to \u00a330,000 tax-free to Train to Teach a STEM subject\nJoin us at our campus open day on Saturday 18 June\nOpen days are a great way to find out about the local area and the campus where you will be studying. You will also be able to hear more about your chosen subject and talk to our staff and current students.\nIf you are thinking of beginning your studies in 2017, you can find out more about our campus open day and how to book a place here\nComment\tJoin us at our campus open day on Saturday 18 June\nMore than 90 students from 24 schools will take part in the Salters\u2019 Festival of Chemistry here at the University of Brighton later this month.\nThe 11 to 13-year-olds will take part in hands-on, practical events including a \u2018murder mystery\u2019 which will involve students using their analytical chemistry skills. There will also be a \u2018University Challenge\u2019 to invent a new colour indicator to show how much sugar is in food products.\nAnd Professor Hal Sosabowski, the university\u2019s Professor of Public Understanding of Science based on our school, will provide an \u201cexplosive\u201d lecture using liquid nitrogen, liquid oxygen and solid carbon dioxide.\nAll students will be given individual prizes and certificates and winning teams will be awarded prizes for their schools.\nThe Salters\u2019 Festivals of Chemistry are an initiative run by The Salters\u2019 Institute which promotes the appreciation of chemistry and related sciences amongst the young, and to encourage careers in the teaching of chemistry and in the UK chemical and allied industries.\nThis year event on 14 June will be the festival\u2019s twentieth appearance at the university. The festival is one of 49 taking place at universities and colleges throughout the UK and Ireland. 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These bacteria are the major producers of antibiotics that are used worldwide to treat infections. Their study reveals how the activity of the genes for antibiotic production are controlled in the particular species of bacterium they studied \u2013 Streptomyces coelicolor \u2013 and this new knowledge, they say \u201csuggests new ways for scientists to increase production of known antibiotics and, perhaps more importantly, to discover new antibiotics\u201d.\nProfessor Smith said: \u201cThere is a critical need for developing new antibiotics because of the global rise in antibiotic resistance. Soil bacteria such as Streptomyces have the genetic potential to produce tens of thousands of novel antibiotics. However, it can be very difficult to coax them to produce these antibiotics in detectable quantities under laboratory conditions.\n\u201cThe results from our study suggest how we could manipulate these bacteria to switch on production of antibiotics. This could allow us to \u2018awaken\u2019 genetic pathways for antibiotics that are not usually active outside of their natural soil environment. This, in turn, could enable us to study their properties and to scale up their production in the laboratory if they look promising as new antibiotics.\u201d\nProfessor Smith and Dr Bucca are now embarking on a proof-of-concept study with the global pharmaceutical company GlaxoSmithKline to establish whether the same genetic controls operate in other Streptomyces bacteria. Professor Smith said: \u201cIf they do then this will open up new possibilities for increasing production of clinically-important antibiotics.\u201d\nThe research is published in Nature Communications, find out more here.\nProfessor Colin Smith\nComment\tDiscovering new antibiotics\nDo you need some help with job hunting?\nStudent Services are offering their annual \u2019Transform Your Life\u2019 two day graduate employability course.\n\u2018Transform Your Life\u2019 2 day University of Brighton graduate employability course\nMonday 13 and Tuesday 14 June 2016\nThis course is particularly suited to any final year students or graduates who may be finding the next stage of their career rather challenging.\n* confidence boosting activities\n* applications/CVs\n* presenting yourself well at interview (including practice interviews)\nFind out more about the course, including how to book a place, here.\nComment\tDo you need some help with job hunting?\nWell done Riccardo\nPosted on June 6, 2016 by Bhavik Anil Patel\nCongratulations to Riccardo Terzi for winning the highest number of votes from his peers for the best journal Club presentation for the academic year. Riccardo gave his talk on a pore-forming toxin implicated in enterocolitis in foals, which is the topic of his MRes project. Riccardo is with working on a project supervised by Simon Hardy.\nComment\tWell done Riccardo\nParakeets flocking to Europe\nParakeets were once a rare site in Europe but new research co-led by the University of Brighton shows there are now as many as 85,000 across the continent \u2013 and the numbers are increasing all the time.\nIn fact, the non-native Ring-necked Parakeet (Psittacula krameri) is now a common site in many parts of the continent \u2013 and they could be posing a major threat.\nResearchers are now asking members of the public to help keep tabs on numbers by reporting sightings.\nThe new study, conducted by Dr Rachel White, Senior Lecturer in ecology and conservation from the University of Brighton\u2019s College of Life, Health and Physical Sciences, and European colleagues as part of the ParrotNet research network, has shown that parakeets are on the march across European cities.\nThe research provides an overview of the state of the Ring-necked Parakeet populations across Europe, along with the most detailed estimate of the total number of European populations so far. In East and Northern Europe, Ring-necked Parakeets remain scarce, but across other parts of the continent, numerous growing populations can be found. The European total has been estimated in this study to be no less than 85,000 birds.\nDr White said: \u201cInvasions by non-native species are considered a major threat to biodiversity, agriculture and sometimes human health. Ring-necked Parakeets in Europe originate predominantly from India and Pakistan. They are clearly very successful invaders and although serious impacts are currently unknown, the enduring, strong growth of their populations raises concerns.\nThe team is asking members of the public to help by reporting Parakeet sightings through mobile apps or websites such as BirdTrack or iNaturalist\nFind out more facts about parakeets here\nThe research is published in the Open Access journal \u2018The Open Ornithology Journal\u201d and more information on invasive parakeets in Europe can be found via the ParrotNet website. 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        "raw_content": "Home \u00bb soundings \u00bb Congregation 24/7\nCongregation 24/7\nPosted by T. Resnikoff // August 27th 2012 // soundings, Stories and Voices // no comments\nThis article by Mark Oppenheimer originally appeared the August 17, 2012 edition of the New York Times. \u2013 Ed.\nUnitarians Break With Tradition of Extended Time Off in Summer\n\u201cIf you phone a Unitarian Church between the middle of June and Labor Day in September, the most you are apt to get is a recorded message,\u201d Charles S. Slap said in his sermon at the First Unitarian Society of Schenectady, N.Y., on Sept. 8, 1985. \u201cOur more orthodox friends never cease to be astounded by the contents of the message: \u2018This church is closed for the summer. If you are one of those people who actually need a church during the summer, try the Presbyterians.\u2019 \u201d\nWas he joking? Well, in part \u2014 Mr. Slap surely did not wish Presbyterianism on potential followers. But in the matter of his own church being closed for the summer, he was serious. \u201cIndeed,\u201d he added, \u201c85 percent of Unitarian societies go into their strange ecclesiastical hibernation\u201d in the summer months.\nAlthough Mr. Slap did not give a source for his figure \u2014 the sermon text can be found in his book \u201cTwo Black Cats,\u201d published in 1993, a year after his death \u2014 Unitarians of a certain age will acknowledge the truth in what he said. After the school year ended, God took a break, and Unitarians took to Cape Cod, in Massachusetts.\nBut over the last 10 years or so, the leisurely Unitarian summer has mostly become a thing of the past. Ministers are working throughout the year, and congregational buildings offer services year-round. This leaves two questions: where did the Unitarian summer off come from, and where has it gone?\nThe Unitarian Universalist Association was formed in 1961 by the merger of two liberal Christian organizations, the Unitarians (who historically had taught that Jesus was a man, not divine) and the Universalists (who believed in universal salvation; everyone got saved). The Unitarian tradition, in particular, had long appealed to freethinkers and intellectuals, including many college professors.\nHence, one theory about the summers off: thank Harvard. Unitarianism in the United States took off after 1805, when Harvard caused a scandal by appointing a Unitarian professor of theology. In the years after, many Congregational churches took a Unitarian direction in their teaching. \u201cSince then,\u201d Mr. Slap opined, \u201cour fate has been tied to Harvard University,\u201d whose calendar has provided for summers off since the early 1800s.\nAnd since Unitarianism was a religion of the educated and professional class, the vacationing class, \u201cthe Unitarian churches in New England would all close down in June, and everyone headed for the Cape,\u201d he said.\nKenneth Hurto, who served congregations in Des Moines and in Alexandria, Va., is now the denomination\u2019s district executive in Florida. He said the culture of summers off \u201cis long since gone,\u201d but he remembers a different age.\n\u201cWhen I came into the ministry 40 years ago, I heard about colleagues who had the trunk of the car packed on Memorial Day,\u201d he said. \u201cThey would disappear after the service and not be back until the first of October.\u201d\nThe Unitarian summer off was so well known that there were jokes about it. \u201cYou know the joke about why the practice went on so long?\u201d Mr. Hurto asked. \u201cBecause God trusts us.\u201d\nRachel Walden, a spokeswoman for the association, agreed that far more congregations go year-round than used to be the case. \u201cBut that is regionally specific,\u201d Ms. Walden said. \u201cIn the Maine and upper New England areas, where people might go away to summer homes, there are congregations that close during the year.\u201d There are other congregations, in summer beach communities, that \u201cmight be open only during the summer,\u201d she said.\nSeveral ministers said the real shift occurred in the past decade, citing reasons as mundane as recruitment and as profound as the changing nature of ministry.\n\u201cPart of that is a recognition that people move during the summer and they are church shopping right now,\u201d said Kenneth Brown, who was ordained in 1974. His first church, in Exeter, N.H., \u201cclosed after Father\u2019s Day,\u201d but ministers have given up that luxury. \u201cQuite frankly,\u201d he said, \u201cit behooves us to have strong services and a minister available\u201d in the summer months.\nSusan Ritchie, a minister in Lewis Center, Ohio, and a professor at Starr King School for the Ministry, in Berkeley, Calif., said: \u201cI think part of the reason it\u2019s changing has to do with different expectations for ministers. It has been moving away from being just the public intellectual and more toward the helping profession. And that has to do with the feminization of the ministry.\u201d\nAccording to Ms. Walden, a majority of Unitarian ministers are women. And male ministers of an earlier generation, Dr. Ritchie believes, may have felt more comfortable leaving their flock for months at a time. 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        "raw_content": "The U.S. economy is about a year away from breaking the 1990s record for the longest expansion in U.S. history \u2014 and yet the recovery from the Great Recession has also been among the weakest growth periods since the end of World War II.\nIn a new research note, economists at Bank of America Merrill Lynch lay most of the blame for that on government spending \u2014 or a marked lack thereof:\n\u201cDisappointing growth has been attributed to a number of factors, including the structural damage wrought by the financial crisis, demographic headwinds and global shocks (e.g., the Eurozone sovereign debt crisis of 2011-12 and the EM slowdown of 2016). But we find that public sector spending alone goes a long way in explaining the growth slowdown. In fact the performance of the rest of the economy in this cycle has been remarkably similar to the previous cycle.\u201d\nJust how massive a drag has the public sector been on the economy? Merrill Lynch economist Aditya Bhave writes that federal, state and local spending collectively account for about 17 percent of GDP, and spending across all three levels of government has declined at a 0.6 percent annualized, inflation-adjusted rate since the middle of 2009.\nPrivate-sector GDP, meanwhile, has grown at a faster 2.9 percent clip, or above 3 percent if you take out a dip in late 2015 and early 2016. That\u2019s still slower than private-sector growth in previous expansions, continuing a slowdown that was also seen during the expansion from 2002 to 2007, Bhave writes, \u201clikely due to unfavorable demographics and a structural decline in productivity growth.\u201d\nEconomists, including those at Merrill Lynch, largely agree that the combination of tax cuts and spending increases passed by Congress since late last year will provide a short-term boost to GDP growth. Merrill\u2019s Bhave says real government spending will grow by 1.9 percent this year and 2.4 percent in 2019, helping GDP growth reach 3 percent annually for the first time since 2005.\nAnother Bank of America Merrill Lynch economist, Joseph Song, says that Congress\u2019 deal earlier this year to raise federal spending by nearly $300 billion above existing caps has yet to hit the economy, but most of the expected boost to growth should become visible in the data over the second half of this year and the first half of 2019:\n\u201cThe data suggest fiscal stimulus has yet to kick in from the higher spending caps agreed upon earlier in the year. Defense spending saw a modest uptick in 2Q but well off the projected annual pace. Reliable data on nondefense spending are hard to come by but the projections by the CBO suggest that the strength seen in 1Q should carry forward. Put together, the bulk of the fiscal stimulus should be felt over the next 4 quarters.\u201d\nThe bottom line, according to Song: \u201clook for the government sector to be a tailwind for the economy reversing the decade-long trend of being a drag on the economy.\u201d\nWhy it matters: Most economists still contend that the extraordinary deficit-financed stimulus at this stage of the economic cycle won\u2019t provide much more than a temporary sugar rush for the economy, but the Merrill Lynch data provides some valuable insights into why the U.S. has been in a slow-growth rut.",
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He immediately reported to a Mr. Millington, a local representative of the defendants. He told Mr. Millington that he did not like the whole consignment. Mr. Millington suggested a survey. A survey by Lloyds confirmed that the flour was weevil-infested. All the bags were subsequently collected by the medical officer of health and destroyed on the 16th June, 1961, as unfit for human consumption. The plaintiff sued the defendants for a refund of the purchase price as money paid for a consideration that has wholly failed, and other damages, including the profits he would have made if he had baked all the 2,000 bags flour.\nACTION to recover money paid for goods on the grounds that they did not conform to the contract of sale.\nThe plaintiff's claim against the defendants briefly is for G5,221 5s. 5d. damages being the refund of money paid by him for 2,000 bags of flour which were unfit for human consumption and loss of profits as is more fully set out in the particulars attached to the statement of claim. Alternatively, the plaintiff also claims from the defendant the said sum paid for a consideration that has wholly failed. The defendants in their defence deny liability and contend that the flour supplied was in accordance with the contract and only 339 bags of flour were damaged by sea-water which damage is covered by the certificate of insurance. They also contend that if the flour was found to be infested with weevil on their arrival the defendants were not liable for any damage caused thereby. They further contend that the flour should not have been destroyed because it was infested with weevil.\nThe plaintiff, who has been carrying on a bakery business for the past fifteen years, has been purchasing flour for the past twelve years from the first defendants who knew that he has been carrying on this business. On the 20th April, 1961, the first defendants, manufacturers and exporters of flour carrying on business in Halifax, Canada, agreed to sell and the plaintiff to buy 2,000 bags of Robin Hood flour to be shipped on S.S. Kindat which was due to sail on about the 9th May, 1961, c.i.f. Takoradi. About the 1st June, 1961, the plaintiff was notified [p.379] by Elder Dempster, Ltd. that S.S. Kindat would be arriving at Takoradi harbour on the 4th June, 1961, and on the 9th June, 1961, the plaintiff paid the Bank of West Africa, Ltd., G4,276 0s. 5d. and he received from the bank the bill of lading, four invoices, the insurance certificate and the bank draft. The plaintiff then delivered the bill of lading to Elder Dempster Ltd., and obtained from them a delivery order to take delivery of the goods. The plaintiff passed the bill of entry and was authorised by the Customs Department to clear the goods. Before the flour was cleared by the plaintiff the harbour authority issued certificates showing that 339 bags of flour were caked.\nOn the 9th June, 1961, the plaintiff started removing the flour to his warehouse in Takoradi and he completed removing the 2,000 bags of flour on the 12th June, 1961. On the 10th June, 1961, the plaintiff, according to his practice when he receives a new consignment of flour, sent ten bags of this flour to his bakery for examination, and when these ten bags of flour were opened at his bakery they were found to be infested with weevil so he took them back to his warehouse. He later inspected the other bags of flour which he had conveyed to his warehouse and found they were heavily infested with weevil and caked. On the said date the plaintiff immediately applied in writing to Lloyds' agent for a survey of the flour.\nOn the 13th June, 1961, Mr. Millington, an employee of the second defendants who are the local agents and representatives of the first defendants, came to Takoradi and he inspected about 60 bags of flour and found them to be caked and infested with weevils. The plaintiff refused at the suggestion of Mr. Millington to accept a depreciation allowance on the flour as the plaintiff told him the flour was no good. The plaintiff there and then rejected the flour and as a result of this Mr. Millington requested him to have the flour surveyed by Lloyds' agents. He assured the plaintiff that the first defendants would make good any loss suffered by the plaintiff so there was no need for him to worry. Later that day Mr. Smith, a representative of Lloyds' agents, carried out a survey of the 2,000 bags of flour which arrived on the S.S. Kindat on the 4th June, 1961, and he issued the following report as appears in his report exhibit G.\n\"Harbour waybills endorsed for approximately 20 per cent found partly caked. At the time of survey it was found that the consignment was weevil infested and consignee stated his reluctance to use the flour for baking. Sieving was suggested but rejected by consignee and it was agreed that the Medical Officer of Health should be consulted for an expert opinion. Consignee to produce destruction order from Medical Officer of Health.\"\nIn his evidence-in-chief Mr. Smith who was called by the defence stated that the bags of flour he examined appeared to be sound externally, but on opening the bags he found the flour fairly heavily infested with weevil and slightly discoloured. During the hearing of the case there was a veiled suggestion by counsel for the defendants that the plaintiff was guilty of fraud in that 10,900 bags of flour had arrived on the S.S. Kindat in Ghana and that there was no complaint from any of the other customers in Ghana. But there is the irrefutable fact that more than twenty per cent of the plaintiff's flour was caked before he took physical delivery, and the second defendants' representative and Lloyds' agents confirmed that the flour was infested with weevil. I do not believe or accept the evidence of Mr. Freeman, who is not an expert and who had [p.380] no opportunity of examining the flour, wherever his evidence is in conflict with that of other witnesses who examined the flour. Moreover, I am satisfied that the flour examined by Lloyds' agent was the flour which arrived on the S.S. Kindat and which was subsequently destroyed on the 16th June, 1961, by the Senior Superintendent of Health (P.W.1).\nIt is true that P.W.1 said that he found more than 2,000 bags of flour in the plaintiff's warehouse but he never stated how many. He never counted all the bags of flour in the plaintiff's warehouse so I do not rely on this aspect of his evidence. I accept the evidence of the plaintiff who impressed me as a witness of truth when he said that there was no other flour apart from the 2,000 bags of flour in his warehouse, and this is in a way supported by the evidence of Mr. Millington who stated that in his opinion the plaintiff's warehouse could hold just about 2,000 bags of flour.\nAt the request of the plaintiff P.W.1 examined 2,000 bags of flour at plaintiff's warehouse on the 15th and 16th June, 1961, and found them to be unfit for human consumption. He therefore seized them, removed them in public health lorries and caused them to be destroyed in the presence of himself and other officers. The plaintiff did not pay for the removal.\nOn the 8th July, 1961, the plaintiff wrote a letter exhibit K to the second defendants in which he enclosed the relevant documents including Lloyd's survey report, exhibit G and the condemnation certificate exhibit H. In this letter, the plaintiff claimed, inter alia, the c.i.f. value of the 2,000 bags of flour which amounted to G4,233 6s. 9d. As the plaintiff received no reply to this letter, he wrote the second defendants another letter, exhibit L, dated the 26th July, 1961, reminding them of his previous letter exhibit K. The first defendants then replied to the plaintiff in a letter dated the 1st August, 1961, exhibit M.\nMr. Millington was not an impressive or truthful witness. In the application for leave to defend he swore on the 11th November, 1961, to an affidavit, exhibit Q, paragraphs 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 and 13 of which read as follows:\n\"8. That if the goods were found to have become infested with weevil on arrival at destination then it is the ocean carrier who is in law liable for any damage caused thereby and not the seller.\n9. That the seller (i.e. the second defendants) has a clean receipt for the delivery to the plaintiff of 1661 bags of sound flour, the remaining 339 having been found to have been slightly caked at the edges as a result of sea-water damage, and insurance certificates were issued to cover these discrepant bags.\n10. That the plaintiff's first complaint of weevil infestation was made about a fortnight after he had paid the draft presented to him and had taken delivery of the flour, and had kept the flour in his warehouse in which already were stored quantities of flour from previous consignments.\n11. That Mr. T. F. Millington, the Managing Director, of the first defendant company went to the plaintiff's warehouse and the plaintiff opened up about 50 or 60 bags of flour which Mr. Millington found to be infested with weevil, but it was impossible for Mr. Millington to say if these bags belonged to the consignment by the S.S. Kindat.\n12. That shortly after Mr. Millington's visit to the plaintiff's warehouse a Lloyds' surveyor surveyed the flour for sea-water damage (the consignment was not insured against weevil infestation as the plaintiff did not request such an insurance) and was shown a number of bags of flour infested with weevil.\n13. That the Lloyds' surveyor was not, and is not, in position to say whether the bags of flour found to be weevil-infested were part of the consignment by S.S. Kindat aforesaid.\"\nHowever, when he gave evidence he was forced to admit in cross examination that he had no reason to doubt that the flour which he saw at the plaintiff's warehouse on the 13th June, 1961, came from the S.S. Kindat and that was why he told the plaintiff to have a survey made. He also stated in cross-examination that he examined twenty bags of flour externally, but when he was confronted with his affidavit exhibit Q, he was again forced to admit that the plaintiff opened about 50 to 60 bags of flour which he examined and found to be infested with weevil. I am satisfied that the defendants are making a belated attempt to impugn the integrity of the plaintiff by suggesting that the flour which was found to be unfit for human consumption and consequently destroyed was not the 2,000 bags of flour which arrived at Takoradi on the S.S. Kindat on the 4th June, 1961.\nIt was suggested by counsel for the defendants that the plaintiff never informed the defendants that the flour was destroyed until he wrote the letter dated the 8th July, 1961, exhibit K, but Mr. Millington in his examination-in-chief admitted that the plaintiff went to Accra about two to three weeks before they received his letter, exhibit K, and informed him that the flour was destroyed.\nThere can be no doubt that it was a condition of the contract that the defendants would sell flour which was fit for human consumption and on the evidence I find that the defendants committed a breach of this condition.\nIn Hardy and Company v. Hillerns Fowler1 Atkin L.J. said:\n\"My own view is that if the goods are not in accordance with the contract the property does not pass to the purchaser upon his taking up the documents if he has not had at that time an opportunity of ascertaining whether the goods are in conformity with the contract. Though it may be that the property passes subject to its being revested when the buyer exercises his right of rejection.\"\nHowever in Kwei Tek Chao v. The British Traders Shippers Ltd.2 Devlin, J., after considering the two views expressed by Atkin L.J. said:\n\"I think that the true view is that what the buyer obtains, when the title under the documents is given to him, is the property in the goods, subject to the condition that they revest if upon examination he finds them to be not in accordance with the contract. That means that he gets only conditional property in the goods, the condition being a condition subsequent. All his dealings with the documents are dealings only with that conditional property in the goods. It follows, therefore, that there can be no dealing which is inconsistent with the seller's ownership unless he deals with something more than the conditional property.... If the property passes conditionally the only ownership left in the seller is the reversionary interest in the property in the event of the condition subsequent operating to restore it to him. It is that reversionary interest with which the buyer must not, save with the penalty of accepting the goods, commit an inconsistent act.\"\nAn essential feature of a c.i.f. contract is that the property in the goods passes only conditionally on the acceptance of the documents by the buyer who is entitled to reject the goods on actual delivery if the [p.382] goods are not in accordance with the contract. Furthermore, if the goods to the knowledge of the seller are to be actually delivered to the buyer to a further destination and the nature of the goods and the way in which they are packed make it unreasonable for the buyer to inspect them immediately on delivery the right to reject will be extended to a later date. See Van Den Hurk v. Martens.3 But the buyer must reject the goods within a reasonable time, and if he does any act in relation to the goods inconsistent with the ownership of the seller he loses his right to reject.\nOn the evidence I find that the plaintiff could only reasonably inspect the 2,000 bags of flour when he took them to his warehouse, a fact of which the second defendants were aware, and as all the bags of flour were not delivered to his warehouse until the 12th June, 1961, he elected to reject the flour within a reasonable time when he told Mr. Millington on the 13th June, 1961, that he did not want the flour. This was elicited in cross-examination and no evidence was led by the defence to contradict it. As the 2,000 bags of flour were rejected by the plaintiff, the property in the flour which passed conditionally to him revested in the first defendants. Therefore, when the plaintiff agreed to have the 2,000 bags of flour surveyed at the suggestion of Mr. Millington, he was only holding them as a bailee for the first defendants. It was Mr. Smith, the surveyor who suggested that the 2,000 bags of flour should be examined by the Medical Officer of Health to determine whether or not they were fit for human consumption and the Superintendent of Health subsequently confirmed the opinion of the plaintiff that the flour was unfit for human consumption. In my view when he went down to Accra about two to three weeks before he wrote the letter exhibit K dated 8th July, 1961, and informed Mr. Millington that the flour had to be destroyed as unfit for human consumption and requested, inter alia, a refund of the money he paid for the flour he was again rejecting the flour, the property in which had passed to him conditionally.\nIn Hardy Co. v. Hillerns Fowler, supra, Banke L.J. said:\n\"Where under a contract of sale goods are delivered to the buyer which are not in accordance with the contract, so that the buyer has a right to reject them, the seller upon receipt of notice of rejection is entitled to have the goods placed at his disposal so as to allow of his resuming possession forthwith, and if the buyer has done any act which prevents him from so resuming possession that act is necessarily inconsistent with his right.\"4\nI do not regard the plaintiff's request to the Health Authority for an examination of the flour and the subsequent seizure and destruction of the flour as an act or acts inconsistent with the ownership of the first defendants. It was Mr. Millington who instructed the plaintiff to have a survey made although the plaintiff had previously applied for a survey, and when the survey was made the plaintiff said he would not accept the goods at a reduced price. As a result it was Lloyds agent who suggested that the flour be examined by the medical officer. It is immaterial that the flour was in fact examined by the Superintendent of Health (P.W.1) because he is empowered by law to act as he did. Counsel for the defendants submitted that the plaintiff had no right to surrender [p.383] the goods when he was requested to do so, but instead he should have informed the second defendants. This contention is fallacious because if the plaintiff had prevented P.W.1 from seizing the flour he would have exposed himself to a criminal prosecution and run the risk of not having his licence renewed to carry on his bakery business.\nIf it can be rightly contended that the plaintiff never rejected the 2,000 bags of flour on the 13th June, 1961, when he told Mr. Millington he did not want the flour and when he wrote the letter on the 8th July, 1961, claiming the refund of the money he paid for the flour and that he lost his right to reject the 2,000 bags of flour when they were destroyed, then the defendants deprived him of his right to reject by supplying him with flour which was unfit for human consumption and consequently had to be destroyed. In such circumstances the plaintiff would be so far as money is concerned in the same position as regards damages as if he had exercised his right to reject: see J. Finlay Co. Ltd. v. Kwik Hoo Tong, etc.5 which was followed in Kwei Tek Chao's case, supra.\nIf I am right in holding that the plaintiff rejected the flour within a reasonable time then his claim for money paid for a consideration which has wholly failed is well-founded and not otherwise. If I am wrong in holding that the plaintiff did reject the goods or that he was deprived of the right to reject them, then the property in the goods passed to the plaintiff. In other word she has not repudiated the contract, but this will not preclude him from treating the breach of the condition as a breach of warranty for which he could sue. Even if the plaintiff sued for a breach of warranty he would be entitled to the same damages as if he had rejected the flour because he suffered a total loss, as the flour had to be destroyed. If this is the correct view I can amend the plaintiff's claim, but I do not consider this necessary.\nAs regards the quantum of damages the plaintiff will be entitled to recover the amount he paid to the bank including bank charges as well as the cost he incurred in delivering the flour to his warehouse. He would also be entitled to the amount he paid for the survey. Furthermore the plaintiff is entitled to claim for loss of profit as the defendants knew he purchased the flour for his bakery business and this damage is deemed to be in the contemplation of the parties when they entered into the contract. The plaintiff claimed G870 as loss of profit but he gave no particulars on which this claim is based. Counsel for the defendants never challenged this evidence in cross- examination but yet he contends that there is no proof of loss of profit. 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        "raw_content": "Fascism : a warning / Madeleine Albright ; with Bill Woodward.\nAlbright, Madeleine Korbel,\nNew York, NY : Harper, an imprint of HarperCollins Publishers, [2018]\nA doctrine of anger and fear -- The greatest show on earth -- \"We want to be barbarians\" -- \"Close your hearts to pity\" -- Victory of the Caesars -- The fall -- Dictatorship of democracy -- \"There are a lot of bodies up there\" -- A difficult art -- President for life -- Erdo\u011fan the magnificent -- Man from the KGB -- \"We are who we were\" -- \"The leader will always be with us\" -- President of the United States -- Bad dreams -- The right questions.\nA Fascist, observes Madeleine Albright, 'is someone who claims to speak for a whole nation or group, is utterly unconcerned with the rights of others, and is willing to use violence and whatever other means are necessary to achieve the goals he or she might have.' The twentieth century was defined by the clash between democracy and Fascism, a struggle that created uncertainty about the survival of human freedom and left millions of innocent people dead. Given the horrors of that experience, one might expect the world to reject the spiritual successors to Hitler and Mussolini should they arise in our era. Albright draws on her experiences as a child in war-torn Europe and her distinguished career as a diplomat to question that very assumption. Fascism, Albright shows, not only endured through the course of the twentieth century, but now presents a more virulent threat to peace and justice than at any time since the end of World War II. The momentum toward democracy that swept the world when the Berlin Wall fell has gone into reverse. The United States, which has historically championed the free world, is led by a president who exacerbates popular divisions and heaps scorn on democratic institutions. In many countries, economic, technological, and cultural factors are weakening the political center and empowering the extremes of right and left. Contemporary leaders such as Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong-un are employing many of the same tactics used by Fascists in the 1920s and 30s. Written with wisdom by someone who has not only studied history but helped to shape it, this call to arms teaches us the lessons we must understand and the questions we must answer if we are to save ourselves from repeating the tragic errors of the past.\nAlbright, Madeleine Korbel.\nFascism -- History.\n320.53309 ALB Book Adult General Collection\nBest Books of 2018 --The Economist\nA personal and urgent examination of Fascism in the twentieth century and how its legacy shapes today's world, written by one of America's most admired public servants, the first woman to serve as U.S. secretary of state\nA Fascist, observes Madeleine Albright, \"is someone who claims to speak for a whole nation or group, is utterly unconcerned with the rights of others, and is willing to use violence and whatever other means are necessary to achieve the goals he or she might have.\"\nThe twentieth century was defined by the clash between democracy and Fascism, a struggle that created uncertainty about the survival of human freedom and left millions dead. Given the horrors of that experience, one might expect the world to reject the spiritual successors to Hitler and Mussolini should they arise in our era. In Fascism: A Warning, Madeleine Albright draws on her experiences as a child in war-torn Europe and her distinguished career as a diplomat to question that assumption.\nFascism, as she shows, not only endured through the twentieth century but now presents a more virulent threat to peace and justice than at any time since the end of World War II. The momentum toward democracy that swept the world when the Berlin Wall fell has gone into reverse. The United States, which historically championed the free world, is led by a president who exacerbates division and heaps scorn on democratic institutions. In many countries, economic, technological, and cultural factors are weakening the political center and empowering the extremes of right and left. Contemporary leaders such as Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong-un are employing many of the tactics used by Fascists in the 1920s and 30s.\nMadeleine Korbelov\u00e1 Albright was born May 15, 1937 in the Sm\u00edchov district of Prague, Czechoslovakia. She attended Wellesley College, in Wellesley, Massachusetts, on a full scholarship, majoring in political science and graduated in 1959. Her senior thesis was written on Czech Communist Zdenek Fierlinger Her PhD is from Columbia University. She holds honorary degrees from Brandeis University; the University of Washington; Smith College; University of Winnipeg; the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill , and Knox College. Albright worked as an intern for The Denver Post and as a picture editor for Encyclop\u00e6dia Britannica. She was invited to organize a fund-raising dinner for the 1972 presidential campaign of U.S. Senator Ed Muskie of Maine.This association with Muskie led to a position as his chief legislative assistant in 1976. However, after the 1976 U.S. presidential election of Jimmy Carter, Albright's former professor Brzezinski was named National Security Advisor, and recruited Albright from Muskie in 1978 to work in the West Wing as the National Security Council's congressional liaison. Albright joined the academic staff at Georgetown University in Washington, D.C., in 1982, specializing in Eastern European studies. In 1992, Bill Clinton returned the White House to the Democratic Party, and Albright was employed to handle the transition to a new administration at the National Security Council. In January 1993, Clinton nominated her to be U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations. Albright soon took office as the 64th U.S. Secretary of State on January 23, 1997 and she became the first female U.S. Secretary of State and the highest-ranking woman in the history of the U.S. government. Albright now serves as a Professor of International Relations at Georgetown University's Walsh School of Foreign Service. Her title Prague Winter: A Personal Story of Remembrance and War, 1937-1948 made The New York Times Best Seller list for 2012. Her most recent book is Fascism: A Warning.\nYes, it can happen here-and in other countries-according to Albright's far-ranging exploration of the history and latter-day prospects of fascism. The Georgetown professor and former Clinton secretary of state identifies various characteristics of fascism, including hypernationalism and populism mixed with authoritarian-leaning rule, militarism, contempt for democratic customs, persecution of minority populations, a dread of disorder and decadence, charismatic leaders, and public spectacles. After probing accounts of the fascist models of Mussolini's Italy and Hitler's Germany, she finds that toxic brew in present-day Venezuela, Turkey, Hungary, Poland, Russia, North Korea, and right-wing parties generally. And then, she writes, there's Donald Trump, \"the first anti-democratic president in modern U.S. history,\" whose bluster, \"paranoid bigotry\" against Muslims and immigrants, America-firstism, and rhetorical attacks on the press and judiciary set a fascistic example for world leaders and abdicate America's role as global protector of democracy. Albright's incisive analyses are enriched by her experiences as a refugee from Nazi-occupied Czechoslovakia-her Jewish grandmother died in a concentration camp-and as America's diplomat-in-chief; her vivid sketch of a surprisingly rational Kim Jong-Il anchors a sharp critique of Trump's erratic approach to North Korea. Albright sometimes paints with too broad a brush in conceptualizing fascism, but she offers cogent insights on worrisome political trends. (Apr.) \u00a9 Copyright PWxyz, LLC. All rights reserved.\nLAST STORIES, by William Trevor. (Viking, $26.) The great Irish writer, who died in 2016 at the age of 88, captured turning points in individual lives with powerful slyness. This seemingly quiet but ultimately volcanic collection is his final gift to us, and it is filled with plots sprung from human feeling. FASCISM: A Warning, by Madeleine Albright with Bill Woodward. (Harper/HarperCollins, $27.99.) Albright draws on her long experience in government service and as an educator to warn about a new rise of fascism around the world. She is hopeful that this threat can be overcome, but only, she says, if we recognize history's lessons and never take democracy for granted. MOTHERHOOD, by Sheila Heti. (Holt, $27.) The narrator of Heti's provocative new novel, a childless writer in her late 30s - like Heti herself - is preoccupied with a single question: whether to have a child. Her dilemma prompts her to consult friends, psychics, her conscience and a version of the I Ching. INTO THE RAGING SEA: Thirty-Three Mariners, One Megastorm, and the Sinking of the El Faro, by Rachel Slade. (Ecco/HarperCollins, $27.99.) Pieced together from texts, emails and black box recordings, this is a tense, moment-by-moment account of the 2015 sinking of the cargo ship El Faro during Hurricane Joaquin. SEE WHAT CAN BE DONE: Essays, Criticism, and Commentary, by Lorrie Moore. (Knopf, $29.95.) The first essay collection by this gifted fiction writer features incisive pieces about topics like Alice Munro, John Cheever, \"The Wire,\" Dawn Powell and Don DeLillo, all of it subject to Moore's usual loving attention and quirky perspective. CAN DEMOCRACY SURVIVE GLOBAL CAPITALISM? by Robert Kuttner. (Norton, $27.95.) Kuttner returns to the argument he's been making with increasing alarm for the past three decades: Countries need to have autonomy to control their economies, otherwise they'll be crushed by the whims of the free market. THE GIRL WHO SMILED BEADS: A Story Of War and What Comes After, by Clemantine Wamariya and Elizabeth Weil. (Crown, $26.) As a 6-year-old refugee of the Rwandan genocide, Wamariya crisscrossed Africa with her sister, enduring poverty and violence. She recounts her path to America lyrically and analytically. AND NOW WE HAVE EVERYTHING: On Motherhood Before I Was Ready, by Meaghan O'Connell. (Little, Brown, $26.) This honest, neurotic, searingly funny memoir of pregnancy and childbirth is a welcome antidote in the panicked-expectant-mothers canon - though its gripping narrative will appeal to nonparents, too. WHITE HOUSES, by Amy Bloom. (Random House, $27.) A psychologically astute novel that celebrates the intimate relationship of Eleanor Roosevelt and the A.P. reporter Lorena Hickok. The full reviews of these and other recent books are on the web: nytimes.com/books\nFormer U.S. secretary of state Albright began work on this book before the 2016 election as a response to assaults on democratic values in other countries but asserts its relevance only increased during and since the election. In discussions during Albright's classes at Georgetown University, she and her students concluded that fascism should be viewed more as a means of seizing and holding power than as a political ideology. They defined it as an extreme form of authoritarian rule linked to a doctrine of rabid nationalism. Through her perspective as a victim of Hitler's takeover of her native Czechoslovakia in 1938, Albright summarizes the history of fascism from its origins in Italy during the 1920s and rise in Germany in the 1930s. The author further documents modern experiences in countries such as Venezuela, Turkey, and Hungary that have replaced democratic systems with more authoritarian governments and relates meeting former North Korean leader Kim Jong Il, explaining why government may best represent fascism today. Albright hopes that citizens are aware of the challenges to democratic values; for freedom to survive, she believes, it must be defended. Verdict Readers interested in political systems and international relations will appreciate Albright's outlook. [See Prepub Alert, 10/9/17.]-Jill Ortner, SUNY Buffalo Libs. \u00a9 Copyright 2018. Library Journals LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Media Source, Inc. No redistribution permitted.\n1 A Doctrine of Anger and Fear p. 1\n2 The Greatest Show on Earth p. 15\n3 \"We Want to be Barbarians\" p. 29\n4 \"Close Your Hearts to Pity\" p. 43\n5 Victory of the Caesars p. 55\n6 The Fall p. 65\n7 Dictatorship of Democracy p. 79\n8 \"There are a Lot of Bodies up There\" p. 95\n9 A Difficult Art p. 109\n10 President for Life p. 121\n11 Erdogan the Magnificent p. 137\n12 Man from the KGB p. 155\n13 \"We are Who We Were\" p. 169\n14 \"The Leader will Always be With Us\" p. 189\n15 President of the United States p. 207\n16 Bad Dreams p. 225\n17 The Right Questions p. 241",
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        "raw_content": "Home / Business / Liderfood Holds 35% of the Meat Products Market in Georgia\nLiderfood Holds 35% of the Meat Products Market in Georgia\nThe Georgian company of meat products was founded in 2009. The idea of \u200b\u200bestablishment was to create a strong, modern Georgian company that would supply the market with quality meat products and compete both local and imported products.\nInitially the production began with about 10 of the classical meat products, as of the growth of demand over time, the number of species increased. Today, the company \u201cLiderfood\u201d produces up to 100 kinds of meat products. Almost every category of mear has been presented.\nKey to a success \u2013 As they say at Liderfood, the main reason of the success is hat the company was a business approach, creating a company that would take an important place in Georgian business space and not only local, the company is already planning to work on the export line.\n\u201cThe modern approach and management brought us to the present day. The result of 9 years of work is that nowadays, Liderfood holds 35% of the meat products market and represents one of the largest suppliers.\nIt is important that with the support of the Ministry of Economy of Georgia program \u201cEnterprise Georgia\u201d its investment, we have built an enterprise which is the largest among the meat producers in Georgia and we are one of the largest in Transcaucasia \u201d\nThe main difficulty \u2013 \u201cIt\u2019s not easy to go this way, the competition was high and we had to take up our place among many companies, which we made it happen and the second important issue was the customer\u2019s dependence on processed meat products. We have to change the idea on the market that the processed meat products are poor and harmful to health. From the quality of our production, we have started working on this issue since the first day, we are still actively trying to change the attitude towards positive \u201c- declared at Liderfood.\nThe history of logo and name \u2013 we want to be associated as the company that satisfies the rational needs of the people in compliance with international quality standards. Also, our products are safe, and it is very important for us to have an emotional connection with the customer, which is a challenge to modern business.\nThey said at Liderfood that company has carried out rebranding before entering a new enterprise has changed the communication strategy and visual style. Nowadays the company has a modern design and open-ended communicational language.\nThe renewed communication strategy is completely based on the emotional connection with the customer, the new slogan of the company \u201cFor happy moments\u201d. The renewed conception is one of the proposals: Our life is a daily basis of the happy moments that we do not pay attention enough, so the content of our company and the main slogan is the reminder of these happy moments, thinking and motivating people to feel happier in their everyday life.\n\u201cWe can freely say that today we have created a company that is a modern company meeting world market standards, with its strategy, visual side and of course the possibility of production\u201d \u2013 said in \u201cLeaderfood\u201d.\nWhy Liderfood? \u2013 Today, Liderfood is the largest meat industry in Georgia, which meets the highest standards of production, ranging from raw materials to distribution. Raw materials together with Georgian meat are obtained by German suppliers from the European market. We are carrying out transportation with modern distribution cars as well as the highest standards.\nCompany has a mission \u201cto support the development of the field, to increase confidence in meat and to impose quality standards\u201d This means that our products will always be of the highest quality and safe, we will always be transparent and most importantly our products will be a sample of what should be the quality meat product.\nbrand LiderFood meat\t2017-12-13\nTags brand LiderFood meat",
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        "raw_content": "The Commission, CRT, N.C. and Ohio are working together to coordinate our three Centennial kick-off ceremonies. The national kick-off ceremony will be held on December 17, 2002, at the Smithsonian\u2019s National Air and Space Museum. CRT is working on securing presence from key government and military personnel, as well as flight pioneers representing aviation and aerospace throughout the last century.\nOn October 10, Secretary of the Interior Norton announced the donation of a full-scale, flyable reproduction of the 1903 Wright Flyer. The authentic reproduction of the Flyer was donated by former Learjet President Harry B. Combs and will be built by Ken Hyde and the Wright Experience.\nOn October 1, Virginia Secretary of Transportation Whitt Clement announced that the State of Virginia was going to suspend its financial support of the 2003 Aviation World\u2019s Fair. Tom Kallman is currently looking for a new venue. For updates, please refer to his Web site at www.awf2003.com/.\nThe Commission signed a licensing agreement with Spin Master Toys on October 18.\nMemoranda of Agreement (MOA) have been signed with the Chicago Centennial of Flight Commission; Mr. Greg Herrick, President of the Aviation Foundation of America, Inc.; the Challenger Center for Space Science Education; the Virginia Air & Space Center; DGVF Productions; and Space Day Foundation. MOAs are in the signature process with Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing Arts and Fayetteville Festival of Flight. We have begun MOA discussions with the National Park Service and the Navy.\nOn October 25, 2002, Parker Hannifin will present their first annual scholarship for the Next Century of Flight. 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HOK is the largest architectural/design firm in the world.\nContacted by NASA\u2019s Office of Aerospace Technology to request use of the COFC logo in the 2003 edition of NASA Spinoff.\nThe latest addition to the NASA History Series, \u201cWe Freeze to Please: A History of NASA\u2019s Icing Research Tunnel and the Quest for Safety,\u201d tells the story of NASA Glenn Research Center\u2019s Icing Research Tunnel that has made unparalleled contributions to a specialized area of aeronautics research that affects virtually all who fly.\nThe 2002 Nobel Prize in Physics was awarded to three individuals, 2 of whom were NASA sponsored scientists, for their pioneering work in astrophysics.\nGeneral Dailey was asked to write the Preface for \u201cThe Air Force Museum,\u201d a publication by Nick P. 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The information will be distributed to hundreds of Virginia school librarians.\nCOF educational materials will be distributed to educators and students from approximately 32 schools in the Washington metropolitan area in support of an annual FAA event.\nCOF posters, brochures and bookmarks will be distributed to attendees of the October 22, 2002 Washington Aero Club luncheon. Administrator Sean O\u2019Keefe will be the keynote speaker.\nThe Royal Aeronautical Society has requested the use of the COFC logo on the cover of a historical publication. The Royal Aeronautical Society holds a unique collection of letters from Wilbur, Orville and Katharine Wright to early members of the Society and plans to commemorate the achievement of the Wright brothers by publishing this original collection.\nWe are working with the Stamp Bureau, a department of The Crown Agents for Oversea Governments and Administrations Limited, The Crown Agents Foundation. The Stamp Bureau acts as production, marketing and sales agents for a number of Commonwealth postal administrations throughout the world. The basic concept would be to show the history of powered flight on a set of 100 postage stamps from Commonwealth post offices around the world. These postage stamps will be used for official postal purposes within each country and to philatelists around the world.\nNASA\u2019s Education Division, in partnership with the U.S. Centennial of Flight Commission, has developeda Centennial of Flight Educational Tool Kit. This project has been done in coordination with the U.S. Department of Education. The kit contains an eight page Education Guide, a poster featuring the Wright brothers\u2019 1902 glider, a NACA/NASA timeline, a 32-page History of Flight booklet and three bookmarks. The materials will be contained in a 2-pocket folder featuring the U.S. Centennial of Flight Commission logo on the front. The kit will be distributed in late November, early December. CRT and Debbie Gallaway are working to distribute the kits to children\u2019s museums as well as other educational outlets.\nCRT is working with Disneyland, who is interested in doing something for the Centennial on the West Coast. CRT sent them several ideas for large events, as well as smaller spike events.\nCRT has been contacting airlines with ideas for ways in which they can get involved. A few have expressed an interest and CRT is following up with those organizations. CRT is creating a similar proposal for ways in which airports can get involved and will be approaching them soon.\n\u201cThe 1902 Glider, How the Problem of Control was Solved\u201d educational poster is now available. Final edits on the existing Wright brothers' posters have been made. Both Wright brothers\u2019 posters will be reprinted.\nCRT has been working to secure network coverage for the December 17 kick-off ceremony. So far at least one major network is seriously considering a split broadcast that morning. CRT will continue to pitch the other networks, as well as the major daily papers and wire services.\nOn September 25, Dr. Tom Crouch was interviewed on National Public Radio.\nWe are currently redesigning the U.S. Centennial of Flight Commission Web site. The current Education Resources Matrix is being reformatted and updated. CRT is planning a media relations push to drive people to the site once the redesigned site is launched.\nWe will be adding a new category \u2013 \u201cLicensed Products\u201d \u2013 to our Web site.\nUpcoming additions to our Web site include the eleventh category of essays about Space flight. 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As a result of the meeting, COF materials were distributed at an international event at the National Zoo on October 5 and the 99\u2019s Northeastern Regional Meeting that took place on October 12.\nOn September 25, Dr. Tom Crouch delivered a talk entitled \u201cInventing Flight: The Science of Balloons, the Technology of Wings\u201d as the third annual Secretary of the Smithsonian\u2019s Distinguished Research Lecture.\nGen. Dailey spoke at GSA\u2019s Annual Federal Aviation Award Ceremony on September 19, 2002.\nDebbie Gallaway participated in the quarterly meeting of the National Coalition for Aviation Education (NCAE) on September 19. The group would like to disseminate the 32-page brochure, \u201cCelebrating a Century of Flight\u201d via its 50 plus membership organizations to promote aviation and the upcoming centennial celebrations. 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(AYY) (1784)\nWilbur Wright in the airplane Flyer II makes his 1st controlled half-circle while in flight. (AYY) (1904)\nThe Canadian Aviation Corps is authorized by the Minister of Militia and Defense to be formed. This is the beginning of Canada\u2019s military air force. (OTM) (1914)\nThe 1st fatality in a powered airplane occurs when Lieutenant Thomas Selfridge is killed while flying with Orville Wright at Fort Meyer, Virginia. (OTM) (1908)\nThe North American X-15 rocket plane makes its 1st powered flight at Edwards Air Force Base in California. (AYY) (1959)\nThe 1st rotating-wing aircraft to fly the English Channel is the Cierva C-8L Autogyro flown by its designer, Spaniard, Juan de la Cierva. (OTM) (1928)\nThe 1st flight of the Zeppelin LZ-127 Graf Zeppelin is made. It is the most successful rigid airship ever built, flown commercially on a regular basis from Europe to South America. It flies over a million miles and carries some 13,100 passengers before its demise in 1940. 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        "raw_content": "Home Prices Post Best Growth in Two Years\nChicago-area home prices grew in May at the fastest pace in nearly two years, according to a closely watched index.\nThe region's single family home prices were up 3.7% in May from a year earlier, according to the S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller Indices. It was the largest year-over-year increase in Chicago prices since an increase of 4.2% in July 2014.\nMay's figure improved on the 3.1% growth reported for April, which was the first time in several months that Chicago-area home prices had been up more than 2 percent year-over-year.\nEven so, Chicago's home prices grew at a slower pace than the nation's. Home prices were up 5 percent nationwide in May, the index showed.\nIn several cities - including San Diego, San Francisco, New York and Washington - home-price increases have slowed, the report said.\nChicago's acceleration as other cities slow has moved it up the list of the 20 cities in terms of home-price growth. 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        "raw_content": "University music school prepares for move downtown\nhttp://windsorstar.com/news/local-news/university-music-school-prepares-for-move-downtown\nPart of Vincent Georgie\u2019s new job at the University of Windsor is to move 30 pianos downtown without hitting a sour note.\nAs the freshly appointed director of the University of Windsor\u2019s School of Creative Arts (SoCA), Georgie is overseeing the program\u2019s move out of its aging home at Wyandotte Street and Sunset Avenue into some state of the art digs that are the re-creation of the Windsor Armouries.\n\u201cThis is not just moving a box of books,\u201d Georgie said Tuesday.\nA massive amount of logistics go into moving a university music program, especially given the sensitive nature of relocating a piano, let alone 30 of them.\n\u201cDust is a serious, serious problem for a piano,\u201d Georgie said of moving into a recent construction site. \u201cSo is climate. What\u2019s the climate going to be on the day we move our pianos? It\u2019s an enormous amount of work co-ordinating it all with faculty and staff.\u201d\nThe school of music is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year. It has operated at its present location since 1969 in a nondescript, flat-roofed building that previously housed a bowling alley, laundromat and hair salon.\nLike any household preparing to relocate after having been in one spot a long time, the music faculty has taken stock of all its belongings and is having a moving sale Wednesday and Thursday.\nThere are keyboards, pianos, turntables, cassette players, speakers, music stands, amplifiers and more, available from 12 noon to 7 p.m. each day.\n\u201cA lot of it is high-end stuff but it\u2019s older,\u201d noted Trevor Pittman, who handles concert production and operations for the music school.\nThe sale has drawn a lot of interest from alumni curious to see familiar hallways and classrooms one last time.\n\u201cIt\u2019s going to be like a mini reunion,\u201d Georgie said. \u201cThere\u2019s a nostalgic piece to this.\u201d\nThe main move of equipment and personnel will take place in August with classes set to commence at the Armouries this September.\nApproximately 500 students, faculty, and staff will relocate downtown.\nThe School of Creative Arts is a merger of the school of music, the school of visual arts and the film production program.\nGeorgie takes over as director after nine years as a marketing professor with the Odette School of Business.\n\u201cMy life has been dedicated to the arts,\u201d said Georgie, who has served as executive director of the Windsor International Film Festival since 2013 and holds a PhD in arts marketing. \u201cPlus moving downtown is historic. To make this type of investment in creative arts in 2017 in Windsor just jumps out.\u201d\nThe university has made no public announcement about its plans for the old music building.",
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        "raw_content": "According to a news item making the rounds this morning, AT&T may well be on the hook to the tune of 6 billion bucks if the proposed merger with T-Mobile isn\u2019t approved by the FCC. If the feds refuse to allow the $39 billion deal to go through, AT&T will pay out $3 billion in cash, $2 billion in specturm and yet another billion in the form of a roaming agreement. All of this dough will apparently be offered up as a \u201cbreak up fee,\u201d which likely enticed T-Mobile to agree to this deal in the first place. It\u2019s a win-win situation for the company, after all. Even if they lose, they are still coming out ahead in a very big way.\nThis high amount proves that AT&T is pretty confident that they can convince regulators to approve the proposed deal. Companies such as Sprint, of course, are vehemently opposed to the sale. The cash portion of this deal alone is worth nearly 8% of the total deal price, and the addition of the assets and services mean that these two companies are smashing previous records when it comes to break up fees.\nYour mouth is likely hanging wide open after reading these numbers. Think of it from T-Mobile\u2019s point of view, though. The deal is not just about them making boatloads of money\u2026 their services would be drastically improved by joining with AT&T. If the sale doesn\u2019t go through, the company stands to still languish as a lesser provider. The spectrum fee alone will pay for about 10 megahertz of spectrum. This is the absolute minimum required to offer high-speed wireless service to consumers.\nThat 10 megahertz would more than DOUBLE T-Mobile\u2019s current available specturm for your high-speed services, y\u2019all. 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How is it possible that in this day and age there are still fairly large cities with a monopoly in place?\nLook at Indianapolis, for example. It\u2019s not a small town\u2026 we\u2019re talking a population of 829,718. This is the eleventh largest city in the United States according to the 2010 census, yet my assistant Kat has spent hours attempting to find alternatives to Bright House and AT&T. There is nothing there, unless they want to fork over $200.00 per month for a T1 line. She\u2019d absolutely love to have one of those, but like most of you out there \u2013 it\u2019s not in her budget. I find it incredulous that in today\u2019s cutthroat ISP market there is nothing else there for her to choose from.\nIndy isn\u2019t alone, either. There are large cities all across this fair country of ours who have to deal with utility monopolies. Most of the time, this is in the form of electricity and natural gas providers. Living here in Seattle, I guess I simply didn\u2019t realize that there are still places where you are stuck with one company for your high-speed Internet service, as well.\nI know that Kat and others like her should be grateful to have access to a broadband connection at all, and I know that she is. There are still millions of people in this country alone who don\u2019t even have that option, and that\u2019s something that the FCC is trying to address. This rant is more aimed at the fact that we shouldn\u2019t have to deal with such monopolies in 2011, no matter what form it takes.\nAre you on a proverbial desert island when it comes to choices for your ISP or other utility services? Let us hear from you in the comments.\n]]> http://chris.pirillo.com/2011/04/26/do-you-have-a-broadband-choice/feed/ 39 25240\tAT&T Admits It Cannot Handle the Traffic http://chris.pirillo.com/2011/04/23/att-admits-they-cannot-handle-the-traffic/ http://chris.pirillo.com/2011/04/23/att-admits-they-cannot-handle-the-traffic/#comments Sat, 23 Apr 2011 09:22:06 +0000 http://c.pirillo.com/?p=25198 Continue reading AT&T Admits It Cannot Handle the Traffic \u2192]]>\n]]> http://chris.pirillo.com/2011/04/23/att-admits-they-cannot-handle-the-traffic/feed/ 17 25198\tWhat Would You Say About the AT&T and T-Mobile Deal? http://chris.pirillo.com/2011/04/05/what-would-you-say-about-the-att-and-t-mobile-deal/ http://chris.pirillo.com/2011/04/05/what-would-you-say-about-the-att-and-t-mobile-deal/#comments Wed, 06 Apr 2011 00:07:23 +0000 http://c.pirillo.com/?p=24927 Continue reading What Would You Say About the AT&T and T-Mobile Deal? \u2192]]>\nIf you were given a voice about the proposed T-Mobile buyout, what would you say? Do you feel that your voice matters in this situation? Even though the $39 Billion purchase has yet to go in front of the government for review, Consumers Union wants to know what you think. You can send an email to The Consumerist to share your thoughts.\nThe combined company (if it gets the proper approvals) will be the largest US carrier by far. AT&T and T-Mobile together have about 25% more subscribers now than Verizon does. The acquisition is reportedly not about gaining new subscribers, though \u2013 it\u2019s about improving the reliability of service overall. Additionally, the move helps AT&T prepare for the advent of 4G communication.\nAT&T has been lambasted for poor service and dropped calls more times than it is likely possible to count. However, fixing the issues isn\u2019t as easy as some would like to believe. The company is investing billions to upgrade the network. This isn\u2019t a fast process, though, friends. It takes YEARS to get approval and then build new towers, especially in areas such as San Francisco and New York City. These are reportedly two of the worst service areas due to congestion. Yet \u2013 the company\u2019s hands are tied when it comes to hurrying a fix along. This proposed cellular service merger will open up many new towers, thus improving service instantly for millions of people.\nThe Consumerist site has posted articles both in favor of and against this marriage of companies. Now, the site wants to hear your take on the venture:\nBefore the sale goes under the regulators\u2019 microscope, CU wants to hear opinions on how the everyday consumer \u0097 regardless of their current wireless provider \u0097 thinks the deal will impact everything from rates to choice to customer service.\nIf the choice were up to you, what would you decide? 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In which case, don\u2019t you wish you were subscribed to my updates?\n]]> http://chris.pirillo.com/2011/02/11/how-to-get-free-rollover-minutes-from-att/feed/ 3 24068\tThe Day iOS Fragmented http://chris.pirillo.com/2011/02/07/the-day-ios-fragmented/ http://chris.pirillo.com/2011/02/07/the-day-ios-fragmented/#comments Tue, 08 Feb 2011 07:46:51 +0000 http://chris.pirillo.com/?p=24008 Continue reading The Day iOS Fragmented \u2192]]>\nAs I type that title, there\u2019s a line from an old song running through my head: \u201cthe day the music died\u201d. Cue a scratchy album version of American Pie as I write, please. iPhone fans and critics alike have waited for weeks now to see if the iPhone on Verizon will function exactly as its AT&T counterpart. Early reports and tear-downs show very little difference between the two devices. We already know the whole GSM vs. CDMA debate, and have been repeatedly told that nothing will really change for anyone.\nTelenav created the AT&T Navigator app for the original iPhone, but today had to release Telenav GPS for the Verizon iPhone. You read that correctly\u2026 they had to release a new version specifically for the new device. According to a conversation between Telenav and ZDNET, the original app would not work properly on the Verizon version of the popular phone.\nAs much as I respect his insight, this \u201cfragmentation problem\u201d is not what Kendrick makes it out to be.\nThe app (in its original form) would not play nicely with the hardware inside the new \u201cVerizon iPhone.\u201d Not much has changed in that respect, and Telenav wouldn\u2019t elaborate on which specific differences forced their app change (beyond the title, duh). The new Verizon app is just different enough, though, that it won\u2019t run on the AT&T iPhone.\nI\u2019m not so sure I\u2019d say that the app store is any more \u201cfragmented\u201d than before \u2013 no more than it was for apps that, say, have been most functional on iPhones (compared to older iPod touches without cameras).\nThe sky is falling! No, it\u2019s not. I\u2019m with MG on this one.\n]]> http://chris.pirillo.com/2011/02/07/the-day-ios-fragmented/feed/ 4 24008\tWill You Be Switching from AT&T to Verizon? http://chris.pirillo.com/2011/02/03/will-you-be-switching-from-att-to-verizon/ http://chris.pirillo.com/2011/02/03/will-you-be-switching-from-att-to-verizon/#comments Fri, 04 Feb 2011 04:24:23 +0000 http://chris.pirillo.com/?p=23980 Continue reading Will You Be Switching from AT&T to Verizon? \u2192]]>\nUp until today, AT&T had an exclusive lock on the iPhone. Now that it is available on the Verizon network, people are wondering whether or not they should be changing providers. When King5 news came to my house earlier today, Dad and I sat down with the reporter to talk about all of these types of questions.\nDad had a heck of a time choosing a cell phone for himself. He wanted a smartphone, but had no idea what exactly he needed. He checked out several different models, and did end up settling on an iPhone 4. Now, he\u2019s wondering if he should be switching to Verizon.\nDad lives in an area where AT&T works well. Why on Earth would he pay those cancellation fees to make a switch? If you are happy with AT&T at this time, there\u2019s no reason to be changing anything. Don\u2019t break your contract. 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This documentary featuring families affected by texting while behind the wheel is being distributed to educators, government officials, safety organizations and public as part of a educational awareness campaign.\nThe man who shot the documentary for the company has himself now stopped texting while driving. \u201cThe people who shared their stories, were brave and wonderful. We all think we are superhuman and\ufeff can do almost anything, we rarely consider the consequences of our own actions. This doc won\u2019t change that, but it might help us remember it, hopefully, in at least one area of our lives. Think about the people in this doc who aren\u2019t here to celebrate the holidays because of texting while driving.\u201d\nIf something is urgent enough to need immediate attention on your phone, pull over to the side of the road or off at the nearest exit. Ask someone in the vehicle with you to type your response. Grab an app that you can simply talk to in order to text FOR you. 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It is my intention to pay tribute to the individuals and companies who introduced and produce us and demand the rank we deserve in the hierarchy of the written word.\nFor starters: Today's wood encased pencil can draw a line 35 miles long, write an average of 45,000 words and absorb 17 sharpenings. The average pencil point can withstand a pressure of 3750 pounds per square inch before breaking.\nPhilip of Thesalonica, the Greek poet, in about 20 B.C., mentions the use of writing tools fashioned of lead in disc shaped pieces. The small lead disc used by the Romans to rule guidelines on papyrus may have been responsible for the error that led to identifying our family core as lead.\nThe purest graphite discovered was revealed in 1564, when an Oak tree fell during a storm near Borrowdale, England. The shepherds in the area found the rough chunks to be useful to mark their flocks, but the raw material was also very dirty and messy to handle. That problem was addressed by cutting the material into square pieces and encasing them with wood. The material discovered was called \"plumbago\" (imitation lead). In 1779 K. W. Scheele, a Swedish chemist, found \"plumbago\" to be a form of carbon and suggested that it be called \"graphite\" from the Greek word for writing. The first hand made pencils, in the form that we know today are the \"Crayons d'Angleterre\", made from Borrowdale graphite. One year after the discovery in Borrowdale, Conrad Gesner of Zurich, wrote the earliest surviving description of a pencil in his Treatise on Fossils, illustrated with a woodcut by the author showing a wooden tube holding a piece of graphite. Some scholars believe this \"Gesner pencil\" was used by Shakespeare.\nIn 1662, in the city of Nurnberg, Friedrich Staedtler opened a small pencil shop. Nearby in the village of Stein, my ancestor pencils were assembled and commercially marketed for the first time by Kasper Faber in 1765. 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Material descendants from the original formulations are still used today, worldwide.\nThe potter, Hardtmuth, is credited by one German encyclopedia, Der Grosse Brockhaus, with the invention of the lead pencil. His work with clay was a natural path to the exploration of the material as a binder for graphite. Generally he has been credited with the development of superior pencils in variable degrees of hardness. Hardtmuth's pencil factory was in Budweis, Austria.\nAs you can see, the history of my antecedents is peopled by names that are still recognized and respected in the products used today.\nRequisites for my construction are gathered from many places: some clay from Bavaria and some from Georgia; waxes from Brazil and Mexico; gum Tragacanth from Asia; graphite from Sri Lanka, Madagascar and Mexico; cedar from California, Oregon and some parts of Nevada; and more.\nThe California Cedar Products Company factory in Stockton, California is a major supplier of incense cedar slats manufactured for and used by most quality pencil makers world- wide. They are air dried, kiln dried and treated with an emulsion of wax and stain under pressure to eliminate stresses and act as a lubricant in pencil manufacture, and dried to a uniform moisture content. 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        "raw_content": "St. Pauls Cathedral (London)\nSt. Pauls Cathedral is the Anglican cathedral serving the City of London.\nIt is one of the most important and most visited of the many tourist attractions in what is without a doubt one of the most historic cities in the world.\nThe original building was founded in 604 by Sebert, King of the East Saxons and Bishop Mellitus. At that time London was a town in the Kingdom of Essex.\nSt. Pauls was rebuilt a couple of times, and it was the enormous Norman building, now known as Old St. Pauls, which was destroyed during the Great Fire of London in 1666.\nAlong with most of the other churches in the City, St. Pauls was recreated by the great architect Christopher Wren, and is now one of Britains major venues for state occasions, as well as being one of our most loved structures.\nWrens dome, by which St. Pauls is instantly recognisable, is the second largest in the world, after St. Peter\u2019s in Rome.\nSt. Pauls saw the burials of national heroes Lord Nelson and the Duke of Wellington; the state funeral of Winston Churchill; and the wedding of Prince Charles to Lady Diana Spencer.\nOutside the cathedral is a statue of Queen Anne. This is the specific meeting place for the Colin Crosby walks where St. Pauls Cathedral is the starting point.\nSt. Pauls Cathedral (London) is the starting point for...\nBow Bells, City Gardens, Crime and Punishment, Faith in London, Heart of the City, John Wesleys London, Lets All Go Down the Strand, Shakespeare`s London, Smithfield and Clerkenwell, Southwark and Bankside, Sweeney Todds London, The Haunted Capital, Waterside London\nWhere is St. Pauls Cathedral?\nView a map showing the location of St. Pauls Cathedral.",
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        "raw_content": "bacteria Oral health dentist esophageal cancer\nFDA Approves Sleep Apnea Implant\nSleep Apnea Latest Research\nIf you\u2019re one of the estimated 22 million Americans with sleep apnea, you are probably already aware of the lack of comfortable options to treat the condition. From awkward and uncomfortable sleep masks to breathing tubes and oral appliances, many patients choose to simply not wear their apnea device, even though wearing it could save their life.\nSleep apnea is a sleep disorder that causes repeated pauses in breathing during sleep. According to research from the University of Wisconsin, untreated, severe sleep apnea can increase a sufferer\u2019s risk of death by three times the rate of those who don't have the disorder. Worse yet, having sleep apnea can worsen other medical conditions. Data have shown that of the roughly 610,000 people who die of heart disease each year, an estimated 38,000 also had sleep apnea. Having sleep apnea can even increase your risk of hypertension, stroke and heart attack.\nsleep apnea Remed\u0113 System breathing snoring obstructive\ninflammation gum disease cancer periodontal Oral health\nIs Virtual Reality the Future of Dentistry?\nFor some patients with dental anxiety, they\u2019d rather be anywhere but sitting in a dentist\u2019s chair. But while a lounge chair on a warm, sandy beach sounds like a lovely alternative to fillings and root canals, avoiding much-needed dental work isn\u2019t doing your mouth any favors. So, what if you could visit the dentist and relax on the beach at the same time? No, we\u2019re not talking about poolside dentistry. We\u2019re talking about virtual reality, or more specifically, implementing the use of virtual reality equipment during dental procedures. While the idea may seem far-fetched, it's already yielding some big results around the globe.\nDental Cavities on the Rise\nDental caries, or as they are more commonly known, cavities. They\u2019re those pesky little spots of decay in your teeth that form when your below-the-surface tooth enamel breaks down, causing the surface enamel to collapse, and creating a sinkhole in your tooth. But what causes cavities in the first place, and why are they on the rise?\"According to recent data, cavities are increasing across every single age group in America,\" said Dr. Michele Simpson of Wilmington, North Carolina. \"Which is ironic, because today there are more tooth care products on the market than ever before.\"But according to Simpson, the increase in cavities may not be entirely about hygiene.\"A recent study at the University of Zurich found that genetic enamel defects may be caused by not just bacteria on the teeth, but by the strength of the enamel itself,\" explained Simpson. \"Basically, some teeth have stronger enamel than others, and those with weaker enamel have less protection against cavities.\"\nIt\u2019s in His KissAnother surprising cause of cavities?\"Believe it or not, it may be your parents,\" says Simpson.Simpson is referring to the numerous studies that have shown that the bacteria responsible for causing cavities can be easily transmitted between parents and children, and even children and peers. Known as \"vertical transmission,\" the bacteria can be transmitted via saliva if the parent or person doing the transmitting has serious, untreated tooth decay. Transmission from peer to peer or sibling to sibling is known as \"horizontal transmission.\"According to Simpson, vertical and horizontal transmission occur most frequently at a time in a child\u2019s life when they\u2019re at an especially high risk for tooth decay. The natural immunity to S. Mutans bacteria (the bacteria responsible for tooth decay) we develop over time has not yet developed, and the initial passive immunity passed from the mother to child during pregnancy has worn off.\"All it takes for vertical or horizontal immunity to pass from one person to another is a kiss or a shared cup or utensil,\" said Simpson. \"It really is as simple as that.\"Is Prevention Possible? So, what can we do to prevent this type of bacterial transmission? After all, most parents aren\u2019t going to stop kissing their kids.\"I wouldn\u2019t say don\u2019t kiss your kids,\" said. Simpson. \"But maybe try to avoid kissing them on the mouth if you haven\u2019t brushed your teeth recently. Also, avoid sharing cups, straws, utensils, toothbrushes, or anything else that has been in your mouth. I know it\u2019s easier said than done, especially when your toddler grabs your drink off the table, but all the more reason to keep current with your dental exams and maintain excellent oral hygiene between cleanings.\"\nBaby Teeth Offer Autism Clues\nChildren's Dentistry Latest Research\nA recently released study by the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences has found a connection between prenatal and postnatal exposure to some metals, and autism spectrum disorder, also known as ASD. Conducted at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai in New York, the study used naturally-shed baby teeth to measure levels of lead, manganese and zinc in children with and without ASD. The study analyzed the teeth of 32 pairs of twins and 12 individual twins to control genetic influences.\nTo measure the metals, researchers used lasers to cut out thin layers of the tooth\u2019s dentin, much like dendrologists do when they use dendrochronology to date tree rings. By extracting dentin in this manner, researchers can measure metal exposure at various stages of the tooth, and by proxy, the child\u2019s development.Lead Exposure May Hold a KeyWhat the researchers found was that baby teeth from the children with ASD had higher levels of lead and lower levels of both manganese and zinc compared to the children who did not have ASD. Even more fascinating, those levels stayed relatively similar throughout the child\u2019s development, with lead levels peaking shortly after birth. Children with ASD were also found to have lower manganese levels both in the womb and shortly after birth. Zinc levels were lower in utero among the children with ASD, but those levels increased dramatically after birth, surpassing the levels of the neurotypical children at the same stage.\"We are really beginning to see just how important a barometer the teeth are to whole-body health,\" said Wilmington, North Carolina dentist Dr. Michele Simpson. \"This study is just one more glimpse into how extremely connected the different systems of the body are to each other.\"The authors of the study conclude that autism spectrum disorder and early exposure to certain metals may be linked, but that the key to determining why some children develop ASD and others don\u2019t lie in how the body processes those metals.Teeth May Offer Future InsightIn addition to the groundbreaking findings regarding ASD, many in the medical community are optimistic about the possibilities that baby teeth may hold in shedding light on other developmental disorders, like ADHD.\"Dentin samples and dental stem cells from shed baby teeth are showing lots of promise in both understanding and treating many different disorder,\" said Simpson. \"A recent study in England used dental stem cells extracted from baby teeth to treat children with autism and even showed improved developmental markers in areas like language and memory. 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        "raw_content": "Rebellion at the White House or All the Men against the President\nWritten by M. H. Lagarde / CubaSi\nAs in a Marvel movie, an \u201canonymous\u201d hero, masked by The New York Times itself, has released an existing conspiracy among several officials in the White House against the U.S. president Donald Trump.\nThe title of the article speaks by itself \u201cI am part of the Resistance inside the Trump Administration\u201d reminds us those post-apocalyptical movies where rebels of the \u201cResistance\u201d, usually hidden underground, fought against the Evil Empire. The difference is that these Rebels (most of them are high-ranked officials within the government and work diligently from the inside to frustrate parts of his agenda and his worst \u201cinclinations\u201d) are not hidden in the catacombs of the system, but behind the scene of the Oval Office.\nThe \u201cRebels,\u201d who remain anonymous so far, do all their best to preserve all the democratic institutions while thwarting Mr. Trump\u2019s more misguided impulses until he is out of office.\u201d The root of the problem is the President\u2019s amorality, which, despite being elected as Republican, he has shown little tendency to follow the ideals adopted by Conservative members: free minds, free market, and free people.\nLuckily, the unpredictable behavior of Trump, confirmed by this vigilante, would be even worse \u201cif it weren\u2019t for unsung heroes in and around the White House. Some of his aides have been cast as villains by the media. But in private, they have gone to great lengths to keep bad decisions contained to the West Wing, though they are clearly not always successful.\u201d\nThe op-ed article released by The New York Times also recalls those movies from the Cold War era where an agent from the \u201csilent resistance\u201d manages to infiltrate as mole in the enemy ranks to fight against the \u201cthe president\u2019s leadership style, which is impetuous, adversarial, petty and ineffective.\u201d But luckily, the American people should know that there are adults in the room. We fully recognize what is happening. And we are trying to do what\u2019s right even when Donald Trump won\u2019t.\nBut one Hollywood movie that comes to my mind after these anonymous words is All the President\u2019s Men. The vigilante voice-over in the The New York Times sounds too similar to Deep Throat, the man who revealed from a garage in Washington to journalists Carl Berstein and Bob Woodward everything related to the Watergate case.\nThe \u201cinformation\u201d provided by Deep Throat, as we know, resulted in the greatest myth in the so-called free press. Apparently, two journalists from a U.S. newspaper could denounce the President and promote his resignation with their leaks. When revealed the real name of the mole, Mark Felt \u2014deputy director of the FBI\u2014, it was proved that behind such \u201cfree\u201d journalism of The Washington Post, there were also hidden interests from other powerful segments of society.\nIt remains to be seen, as the \u201chero\u201d says in the NYT, if this new plot against Trump \u201cis not part of the so-called Deep State\u201d \u2014a conspiracy theory that confirms that existing institutions inside the government that remain in power permanently.\u201d\nWe will have to know it for sure. The anonymous article released by the NYT is just the beginning of series we could perfectly entitle: \u201cAll the Men against the President.\u201d\nMore in this category: \u00ab Trump: \u201cA Boy with a Fifth Grader Understanding\u201d Cuban scientist rejects microwaves as source of mysterious acoustic attacks on diplomats \u00bb",
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        "raw_content": "New app for visitors available for Illinois State Fair, which starts Aug. 11\nThe Illinois State Fair, a tradition dating back to 1853, will get under way Aug. 11 in Springfield. The 11- day event, which emphasizes Illinois\u2019 rich agriculture, will see hundreds of thousands of people from across the state walk through the gates.\nNew this year for fairgoers is a free mobile phone app, which gives visitors access to deals and discounts during the fair. The app also allows fairgoers to purchase tickets to concerts and other events; displays the daily schedule of events and winners of competitions; and helps visitors find fair food staples like alligator on a stick, elephant ears, or corn dogs.\nThe app is available through the Google Play store for Android devices and the iTunes App Store for Apple devices.\nTickets to the fair cost $10 for adults (ages 13-59), $3 for seniors (ages 60 and older), and free for children (ages 0-12).\nFor more information on the daily schedule of events, Grandstand lineup, livestock shows, special ticket price days, and much more, visit the Illinois State Fair website.",
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        "raw_content": "Senate lawmakers return to Springfield April 10\nSenate lawmakers return to Springfield April 10, and will continue their efforts to finalize a state budget and finish legislative business for the spring session by a scheduled adjournment date of May 31.\nDuring the week, the Senate Gaming Committee met to discuss legalization of sports wagering in Illinois, while the Senate Appropriations II Committee met on budget requests for a number of state agencies.\nIn other legislative news, Senate Republican lawmakers are sponsoring proposals to crack down on robo-calls, and supporting a constitutional amendment that would cap state spending and link any future spending increases to economic growth.\nSenate Gaming Committee met on sports betting\nThe Senate Gaming Committee met this week to discuss sports wagering legislation pending in the Senate, holding a \u201csubject matter only\u201d hearing on April 3.\nThough no votes on any proposal took place, lawmakers discussed the potential benefits and pitfalls of proposals that would allow for the authorization and regulation of sports betting or electronic sports betting in Illinois (SB 2478), including legislation that would authorize the sports wagering licenses at horse racing facilities and inter-track wagering locations (SB 3125). 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        "raw_content": "LGBT people flee Tanzania amid police crackdown\nLGBT members and advocates wear masks for anonymity as they stage a rare protest, opposing many African nations\u2019 tough stances against homosexuality, in Nairobi, Kenya, on Feb. 10, 2014. (AP Photo/Ben Curtis)\nISEBANIA, Tanzania (RNS) \u2014 As he gulped water and sat tired in the shade of a harsh sun in this northern town of Tanzania, Joseph Omar said he was crossing the border to seek a safe haven in neighboring Kenya after the government began to arrest suspected homosexuals in his country.\n\u201cI\u2019m fearing for my life \u2014 they don\u2019t want us to stay here,\u201d said Omar, 28. \u201cThe gay community is very scared because police are breaking into homes of suspected homosexuals and arresting them. I don\u2019t want to be the next person. 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Gay and transgender people in Tanzania have gone into hiding, fearing for their lives after the government began a crackdown on suspected homosexuals. RNS photo by Doreen Ajiambo\n\u201cGive me their names,\u201d Makonda, a close ally of President John Magufuli, urged the public during a news conference on Oct. 29. \u201cI have received reports that there are so many homosexuals in our region, and these homosexuals are advertising and selling their services on social media. My ad hoc team will begin to get their hands on them.\u201d\nHomosexuality is illegal in Tanzania under a colonial-era law and can be punished by a sentence of up to 30 years\u2019 imprisonment. However, the law is rarely enforced. But anti-gay harassment has increased since Magufuli came to power in 2015, sending hundreds into hiding across the border.\nTanzania\u2019s government has recently shut down civil society organizations and arrested activists who support gay people. In August 2016 authorities ordered the closure of HIV/AIDS outreach projects aimed at helping gay men. U.S.-funded programs providing medical care to the gay community were also banned.\nActivists have said religion plays a role in increasing the stigma within the gay community. Evangelicals, the Pentecostal church and other religious groups have an anti-homosexual agenda, they said.\nJames Wandera, founder of LGBT Voice Tanzania, an organization that openly promotes LGBT rights, said Makonda, the senior government official who ordered the anti-gay crackdown, is a staunch believer in the Word of God. Wandera said there\u2019s no other group in Tanzania trying to support the LGBT community and the situation is getting worse.\n\u201cWe have no option than to hide until things get better,\u201d he said. \u201cThe gay community is living in fear and some have escaped to other countries. 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        "raw_content": "Opinion: Why the Christmas mass return by the Igbo? \u2013 By AZUKA ONWUKA\nxmas sellers\nEvery year, when people of Igbo extraction troop home en masse from all parts of Nigeria and other countries, others wonder what pulls them to embark on this annual ritual in spite of the high cost and discomfort associated with the journey. Must the Igbo travel home during the Christmas-New Year period? If they don\u2019t travel, will anything happen to them? What exactly do they go home to do that cannot be postponed? What is special about their towns and villages that makes it almost compulsory that they will return to them during the Yuletide?\nFrom December 20 this year to January 5, 2019, all flights going from Lagos and Abuja to Enugu, Owerri and Asaba are sold out. All buses moving to the South-East from key Nigerian cities are fully booked even though fares are doubled. Most buses plying the Southeastern routes don\u2019t wait to pick up passengers from the South-East to Lagos or Abuja: They simply do what they call \u201cturn back\u201d by returning to Lagos or Abuja that same day, so as to be able to move passengers down to Igboland the next day. So, the passenger is paying for himself and the passenger that would have been picked up from the South-East if the bus had waited the next day to pick up passengers.\nChristmas is not traditional to the Igbo. It is a Christian festival. The most important traditional festival to the Igbo is the New Yam festival. But after embracing Christianity, the Igbo paid less attention to farming, gradually making Christmas displace the New Yam festival as the biggest festival among the people. The biblical story of Jesus has it that Jesus was born in Bethlehem because his parents returned to the land of their birth as directed by Caesar Augustus. The emperor had directed all those within his power of influence to return to their land of origin for a census. Therefore, there is a kind of nexus between that biblical homecoming and the homecoming of Ndigbo during Christmas.\nBut the Igbo do not return to their ancestral homes annually just because it is Christmas time. The period between December 5 and January 5 is seen by most Igbo as a period of rest after the toiling and exertion of the year. The Igbo businessmen usually don\u2019t have any leave all through the year. They work six days (or even seven days) of the week. So, by the end of the year, they travel to the land of their birth to rest. To ensure that this is done, many of the markets controlled by the Igbo within Igboland or outside Igboland are shut down between December 23 and January 2, so that those who sell in them can forcefully rest.\nSecondly, the Igbo are the ethnic group with the highest number of indigenes outside their communities. There is a strong belief among the Igbo that a person\u2019s financial and professional breakthrough is better achieved outside the person\u2019s community. The thinking is that there is a service one can offer in a foreign land better than the locals. So people relocate from their villages and towns to Onitsha, Aba, Nnewi, Enugu, Owerri, Asaba, Abakaliki, or relocate to other regions within Nigeria or other countries.\nEaster is only a weekend. Christmas and New Year are one week apart. The days before and after them form a period of about two weeks, which is the longest period of break available for people who have been away from home for a while to return and spend some time with their family members and childhood friends. It is the period during which the boys who left home to become apprentices are settled after serving their masters for about seven years. Those who live outside their communities also bring their children home to know their kith and kin and learn their dialect. It is also a period for people to meet their potential husbands and wives.\nBut most importantly, because it is the period when the highest number of people is available within each extended family unit called the umunna as well as the village, annual general meetings are fixed. These AGMs, while serving as avenues for kinsmen to meet, also serve as opportunities to kick-start communal projects or raise funds for them. These projects include road construction, electrification, pipe-borne water, community halls, scholarship scheme, etc. A person who does not participate in such projects is seen as an outsider in such a community, for the essence of the toiling in different parts of the world is for one to make enough money to take care of one\u2019s family and add value to one\u2019s community. It is also time to raise funds for church projects.\nIn addition, the homecoming is also the period for the highest number of social events, especially marriages, housewarming, birthday celebrations, football competitions and even funeral ceremonies of elderly relatives. In some communities, funerals are not allowed in December (which is seen as a period of celebration) \u2013 such funerals are fixed early in the New Year, so that those who returned for the holiday can participate in them before returning to their places of residence.\nIt is also a period for charity, communal feasts, and display of wealth. People display their best cars and clothes. The well-to-do move around in convoys with police escorts and siren. People give bags of rice, clothes, goats, and chickens to others. Cows are slaughtered within families, with the meat shared by members of the family. Those who do such are calledOgbuefi. People practically beg others to come to their homes to eat and drink and make merry, because it is a period of sharing.\nFor children, it is the best time of the year. Even though they have access to exciting games and places of interest in the city where they live, their ancestral home is the place of freedom. Unlike in the city where they are restrained within their apartment or compound, with nobody to play with except their siblings, home is where they run around, go to church on foot, play football on the street or village square, visit their cousins and neighbours at will. In most families, the best way to get children to do chores and behave well once Christmas is near is to tell them that the Christmas trip will be cancelled. And the nightmare of many parents is to tell their children early in January that it is time to return to their place of residence, for most little children start crying once that is said.\nThe Christmas homecoming by the Igbo consumes a lot of money but many people are happy to spend that money, because of the joy that comes with being with one\u2019s kinsmen and spending time together. Any year one cannot come because of financial constraint or other engagement, one feels very sad. No matter the amount of fun one has in any part of the world outside Igboland, one feels a sense of loss if not spending time with one\u2019s kinsmen at home at that period. Many people start setting money aside for it from January. And even though they feel that so much money has been spent at home, many feel that it is money well spent. 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        "raw_content": "Malala and Satyarthi call for education while accepting the Nobel Peace Prize\nPakistani child education activist Malala Yousafzai and child rights activist Kailash Satyarthi of India have won the Nobel Peace Prize 2014. Satyarthi\u2019s Bachpan Bachao Andolan has saved 80,000 children so far. The two were named winner of the \u00a3690,000 (8m kronor or $1.11m) prize by the chairman of the Nobel committee \u2013 Norway\u2019s former Prime Minister Thorbjoern Jagland said. Reuters/Kailash Satyarthi\u2019s website\nOslo, Dec 10 (EFE).- Pakistani activist Malala Yousafzai, aged 17, and the president of the Global March Against Child Labor, Kailash Satyarthi of India, defended the right of all children to have access to education while accepting the Nobel Peace Prize on Wednesday in the Norwegian capital.\n\u201cWhy is it that countries we call strong are so powerful in creating wars but so weak in bringing peace? Why is it that giving guns is too easy, but giving books is so hard? Why is it that making tanks is so easy, but building schools is so difficult?\u201d asked Yousafzai during the ceremony held on Wednesday at Oslo\u2019s City Hall.\nSatyarthi, on the other hand, criticized the \u201csilence\u201d and \u201cneutrality\u201d of those who do not speak up for children, while defending the globalization of a \u201ctransformative compassion that leads to justice, equality and freedom\u201d and calling for another \u201cglobal march from slavery to liberty and from violence to peace.\u201d\n\u201cI refuse to accept that the world is so poor, when just one week of global spending on armies is enough to bring all of our children into classrooms,\u201d the Indian activist declared.\nAlthough Satyarthi praised the progress achieved in the last few decades in aspects such as the reduction of child labor by one third, or the reduction in the number of children who do not attend school by half, he called for urgent collective action, asking governments to invest more in education and corporations to bear more responsibility.\n\u201cWhose children are they who stitch the footballs, yet have never played with one? They are our children. Whose children are they who mine stones and minerals? They are our children. Whose children are they who harvest cocoa, yet do not know the taste of chocolate? They are our children,\u201d Satyarthi said.\nThe subject of education was tackled by Yousafzai in her speech as well, who described it as \u201ca blessing of life, and one of its necessities,\u201d while devoting part of her speech to recounting the near-fatal attack she suffered two years ago at the hands of Taliban militias in Pakistan for defending the right of girls to an education.\n\u201cI had two options; one was to remain silent and wait to be killed. And the second was to speak up and then be killed. I chose the second one. I decided to speak up,\u201d said Yousafzai, the youngest Nobel Peace Prize winner since its inception in 1901.\n\u201cI am not a lone voice, I am many. I am Shazia. I am Kainat Riaz. I am Kainat Somro. I am Mezon. I am Amina. I am those 66 million girls who are out of school,\u201d Yousafzai asserted. In her acceptance speech she also quoted the Quran and mentioned Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and Nelson Mandela.\nYousafzai decided to allocate part of the eight million kroner award ($1.1 million) to help build schools through her foundation, especially in her home region of the Swat Valley.\nThe Head of the Norwegian Nobel Committee, Thorbjorn Jagland, pointed out that Satyarthi has contributed to the rescue of more than 80,000 children from exploitation, while Malala Yousafzai\u2019s courage is unfathomable.\nPrevious: Homicides are 3rd leading cause of death for males aged 15-44\nNext: Guyanese is new ACP Secretary General",
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        "raw_content": "Louis Armstrong, Joe Glaser and \"Satchmo at the Waldorf\"\nOn June 6, 1969, Louis Armstrong's longtime manager Joe Glaser passed away at Beth Israel Hospital in New York. On June 6, 2015, Terry Teachout's play Satchmo at the Waldorf will be performed at the Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts in Beverly Hills. Glaser's death will be discussed onstage tonight and each succeeding night of this sold-out run, just as it has been discussed since opening in 2012 and how it will be discussed in Chicago, San Francisco and more such venues into the future. Aside from the stage, it will also be discussed by theatergoers afterwards, who might have trouble separating fact from fiction. This blog will be my attempt to answer some of the questions that have arisen because of the play.\nBut the play contains a bit of a twist at the end that I have never bought (this whole blog will be filled with SPOILERS so you might want to stop reading now if you haven't seen it!). And unfortunately, that twist\u2014\u201cfictional\u201d warnings be damned\u2014has now become an accepted part of the Armstrong narrative. After opening in Los Angeles last week, Terry gave an interview for KPCC in which he tackled some of the questions the play addresses: \"What was the exact nature of the relationship between Armstrong and Joe Glaser, his manager? Why did Armstrong feel at the end of his life that Glaser had sold him out? Why did Glaser do the things that led Armstrong to feel that he had been betrayed?\" In its review, the Hollywood Reporter stated as fact, \"After making a fortune off the musician, Glaser died and left him nothing in his will. It\u2019s a conflict that strikes at the heart of Armstrong\u2019s relationship with white people....When he learns of Glaser\u2019s will, it can only make him wonder if he\u2019d been a fool to trust the white man.\" Earlier this week, I did an interview for the New York Post and when it was over, the reporter asked if I had seen Satchmo at the Waldorf and if it was true that Armstrong \"died broke.\" I went into my defense case and she thanked me, saying she was \"so relieved\" because the play had left her feeling that Armstrong had no money at the end of his life.\nWhere does this all come from? One source and it is one Terry and I disagree on. He's made his case clear in his biography and in his play but now I'd like to do the same today, the anniversary of Joe Glaser's passing in 1969. I have dug deep through the Armstrong Archives, listened to tapes, analyzed wills and estates, and interviewed people who were alive at the time to present what I hope will be a more accurate portrait of not just Louis Armstrong's financial standing at the end of his life (he did not die broke) but more importantly, a thorough examination of how Armstrong truly felt about Glaser after Glaser died.\nLike I said, my book is full of such stories, but here's a few more quotes that didn't make it in from the private tapes, especially one featuring a conversation with friends from 1951. In it, Louis brags about Glaser\u2019s respect for him: \"Nobody\u2014Bill Robinson, since Bill Robinson, nobody gets billed over Louis Armstrong. You\u2019ve got to be a big sonbitch, boy. You\u2019ve got to be the President of the United States before Joe Glaser stands for it. That\u2019s the kind of manager I have. Regardless of his traits and all, he watch that spot.\"\nIn that same conversation, Armstrong made it clear that Glaser had him set up if he ever needed to retire: \"I don\u2019t even know what my income tax is no times and that alone, is heaven. You know all them cats got their own bands, they got to figure it out. And Earl and Big Sid, \u2018Oh, I\u2019ll pay it next week, well, maybe next week.\u2019 And when you look around, I don\u2019t owe nobody nothing, nobody. Now you can\u2019t beat that. Peace of mind is the greatest thing in the world. Cats come up to me, \u2018Well, what the hell, what you do with your money?\u2019 I say, \u2018What you mean whatcha do with your money?\u2019 I said, \u2018Well, Goddamn, anytime a sonofabitch could put a horn down tomorrow and get $200 a week the rest of his life, he\u2019s got to be doing something with it. He\u2019s got to have at least a hundred-thousand-dollar trust fund, at least. And show me one colored man living that can bolster that. Not your biggest. Isn\u2019t that all right, Pops? If I decide tomorrow I ain\u2019t going to play no more trumpet, I\u2019ll get $200 a week for the rest of my life. If I live to be a thousand years old. Now what\u2019s more than that? And I ain\u2019t thinking about putting the horn down. So ain\u2019t that enough consolation for anybody in the world?\"\nOn and on I can go with stories of Louis in private praising Glaser's way of handling Armstrong's business affairs. On a 1961 tape, Louis barked at Lucille during a fight, \"The horn comes first--then you and Joe Glaser.\"\nHaving said that, it was definitely not all rosy. For all the \"Mr. Glaser\" respect, Louis was not afraid to tear into Glaser when he felt like he was being wronged. In a 1961 letter, he roared, \"I think that I am entitled a little bit somewhat as sort of being treated like a man instead [of] just a Goddam Child all the time.\" Dan Morgenstern remembered overhearing Louis on the phone with Glaser in the early 1960s, \u201cgiving as good as he apparently was getting in the foulmouth department. No 'Mister Glaser' in evidence there, but it ended calmly. Armstrong was never afraid of Glaser's tough-guy demeanor.\" And Joe Muranyi remembered a blow-up on the road in the late in 1960s where Muranyi heard Armstrong scream, \"Joe Glaser thinks we're a bunch of niggers!\" to himself in his dressing room. It wasn\u2019t all \u201cI love you\u201d but longtime doctor Alexander Schiff described them as \u201cbrothers\u201d and that seems a little more accurate: they were almost the same age, they started together as young men, and could yell and scream but at the end of the day, they did love each other.\nOkay, let\u2019s now head to the problematic area: the years between Glaser\u2019s death on June 6, 1969 and Armstrong\u2019s death on July 6, 1971. Glaser\u2019s death had been reported on for years. I am not a fan of James Lincoln Colllier\u2019s 1983 book, Louis Armstrong: An American Genius, but Collier did interview Lucille Armstrong at length, as well as Glaser associates such as David Gold and Doc Schiff. As evidenced above, Lucille wasn\u2019t the biggest fan of Glaser but she was the first one to tell the story about Louis finding out Glaser was in a coma. Both men were at Beth Israel Hospital but Lucille didn\u2019t want to tell Louis about Glaser\u2019s condition (he had had a stroke). Then Dizzy Gillespie showed up, visited Louis and said he was there to give blood to Glaser, telling Louis, \u201cJoe Glaser\u2019s sick as a dog right around the corner in the hospital here.\u201d\nStrong stuff! I remember reading that in 2003 and thinking, \u201cWow! That changes things!\u201d But in the ensuing years, I began doing more and more research, collecting every single time Armstrong mentioned Glaser in public and in private after Glaser\u2019s death. Suffice to say, I couldn\u2019t find anything resembling what he supposedly told Wein. Then I read the rest of Wein\u2019s book and it was clear that he hated Joe Glaser\u2014and probably rightly so. Could you imagine doing business with someone like Glaser? I have at least one letter where Glaser angrily wrote to George Avakian about Wein recording Louis at Newport in 1956. In 1957, Armstrong famously blew up backstage at Newport after Wein tried getting him to change his All Stars set. In his book, Wein blames it on Glaser and said Louis was ready to kill him. Again, not true. Audio survives of the concert and Armstrong cheerfully dedicates \u201cLazy River\u201d to Glaser onstage. Dan Morgenstern was there (he\u2019ll be telling his side of the story at Satchmo Summerfest this year!) and told me that in no way was Armstrong directly upset at Glaser.\nBut not for long. A few months later, the late Phoebe Jacobs contacted me to have me interview involved with the Louis Armstrong Educational Foundation. She set up an interview with George Wein, the first time I had ever met him. We talked all about Louis but as often as he could, he\u2019d slam Glaser, saying how Louis \u201chated\u201d him. Finally, I had to ask: \u201cDoes he still have the film of everything he shot for Newport?\u201d Yes, he does. \u201cDid he film Louis talking about Joe Glaser?\u201d\n\u201cWe are just about cooling down over the passing of our dear pal Mr. Glaser. Lucille and myself went to the church service where he was laid out. A real nice funeral. Everybody were there \u2026all of his admirers and acts\u2026.Dr. Alexander Schiff managed all of the funeral arrangements. He was with Mr. Glaser at the hospital the whole time he was sick , and when he passed. So many people were there, I could only wave at them.\u201d\nLouis, now knowing the contents of the will and what he was getting, writes a private letter to musician Little Brother Montgomery .\nThis continued in \u201cReel 60,\u201d where Armstrong included another tribute to Glaser, edited from the Karnofsky manuscript dedication:\nBetween the private letters, the TV appearances, the radio appearances, the scrapbook tribute and the tape box collages, that\u2019s a lot of love for Glaser in the two years after he died. Why would he make collages dedicated to someone he hated? The only dissenting voice is Wein\u2019s and even Wein admitted to me, he basically felt the need to tell such a story because he found so much wrong about Armstrong and Glaser\u2019s relationship.\nBut from that one paragraph, we now have Satchmo at the Waldorf. Again, SPOILER SPOILER SPOILER but these are some excerpts of the climactic moment of the play, when the character of \u201cArmstrong\u201d in 1971 talks about Glaser\u2019s death and how his will left him \u201cnothing\u201d (note: this is my transcription and might not reflect the actual script 100% faithfully):\n\u201cNext thing I know, he\u2019s gone and that\u2019s when I found out what a stupid sonofabitch I have been my whole life. It really stung me when Mr. Glaser didn\u2019t leave me nothing in his will. Nothing but a little cash\u2026. But the thing is, I figured he was going to leave me a piece of the business, too, like he should have done. Like I deserved. I mean, he called it Associated Booking Incorporated, but he could have called it Armstrong and Glaser Incorporated cause there wouldn\u2019t be no Associated Booking if it wasn\u2019t for me. \u2026 I figured he gonna make damn sure ol\u2019 Satchmo taken care of down the line. It\u2019s kind of my birthright, you know? Maybe I\u2019m just another dumbass fool, but that\u2019s the way I figured it. And there wasn\u2019t nothing for me? Not one goddamn share? It felt like he kicked me right in the nuts, used me up and threw me out....Can\u2019t believe I\u2019m talking like this now. Ain\u2019t never talk like this about Mr. Glaser. Never even let myself think it. Always told folks he was the greatest. But now I look back and I see it plain as daylight. \u2026Man worked my ass like a blue-black fieldhand. Built his whole damn business on my back and then he don\u2019t even leave me a piece of it when he die? Motherfucker screwed me! Screwed me to the wall! All he did was leave me a tip! And that hurt, hurt me bad. That shit ain\u2019t right. I thought Joe Glaser was my friend and he treat me like a nigger!\u201d\nThen there\u2019s Louis, with a section of his own:\nThis might not sound like much but believe me, it is more than \u201ca tip.\u201d International Music was Joe Glaser\u2019s publishing firm and it controlled all the royalties of Armstrong\u2019s compositions as well as those of Lillian Hardin and various other ABC acts. It was the gift that kept giving as long as Armstrong music continued to sell (it still continues to sell). Long after Louis and Lucille died, David Gold told a trustee of the Louis Armstrong Educational Foundation to check International Music because \u201cthat\u2019s where the money is.\u201d Giving Armstrong all of International Music insured a steady income that benefitted Louis and Lucille for years to come. Remember, Lucille could have \u201cleft\u201d Associated Booking after Louis died; she didn\u2019t. They continued to oversee her bills and payments until her death in 1983. Except for lectures and public appearances, she never had to work a day after Louis died.\nAlso\u2014and perhaps even more importantly\u2014as Lucille herself mentioned in the Collier book, Glaser did have an account for Louis at ABC and though it is not referenced in his will, Oscar Cohen and David Gold made sure to turn it over to the Armstrong\u2019s immediately. Collier talked to Gold and to Lucille and reported, \u201cGlaser had also set aside money in savings accounts and trust funds, all of which was turned over to the Armstrongs after his death....Furthermore, on Glaser's death the firm turned over to Louis and Lucille everything it had been holding for them. Dave Gold, vice-president and treasurer of the Glaser office, said, 'Because of the unique nature between Glaser and the Armstrongs, at that point we felt that rather than create any question of propriety, we felt it best that they handle their own funds.' The firm arranged for independent accountants to take charge, with Lucille, more than Louis, involved in major financial decisions.\"\nWith the \"mysterious\" money from the ABC account, Lucille continued remodeling the Corona home. At the Armstrong Archives, we have dozens of invoices from 1968 through 1970; I haven\u2019t counted, but there must be $40-50,000 worth of work performed in those years. In December 1969, Lucille led the charge to start the \u201cLouis Armstrong Educational Foundation,\u201d using their own money to do it (Phoebe Jacobs said it cost $40,000). In 1970, the Armstrong\u2019s purchased the home next door, knocked it down and Lucille began installing a lavish, Japanese-inspired garden, which was completed in 1971, just before Louis\u2019s death. Also in 1971, the Armstrong\u2019s decided to have their home covered in brick, along with building a new brick wall that extended to the new garden property, as well as neighbor Adele Heraldo\u2019s house.\nExamining Louis\u2019s estate yields some interesting finds. The 100 shares of International Music stock were valued at $12,000 ($70,000 in 2015) but like I\u2019ve said, they continued to bring money in every year. There were also $13,600 in bonds, and $9,500 in real estate, which must have also been set up by Glaser. Most interestingly, there were $57,000 in bonds in separate bonds purchased monthly beginning in February 1962, just a few months before Korshak moved into ABC; could Glaser have been purchasing those bonds on the side as a means of extra protection? And even at the time of his death, Armstrong had an $18,867.82 credit at Associated Booking (the Waldorf gig netted him $15,000 in two weeks). Louis bragged about staying out of business and investment decisions so that\u2019s about $106,000 ($620,000 in 2015) that can be traced to Glaser, plus the regular International Music royalties and the presumably large lump sum turned over after his passing.\nHowever you slice it, Armstrong barely worked in the last three years of his life and started a Foundation, remodeled his home, bought the house next door, knocked it down, installed a garden, bricked up his house, etc. and still left a value of $1.116.833.65 (about $6.5 million in 2015 money); he had more than a \u201ctip\u201d from Joe Glaser to work from. Remember what Louis said in 1951: \u201cMoney ain\u2019t all of it. And then eventually you get a million dollars anyhow; peace of mind.\u201d Louis had peace of mind his whole life and his million dollars when he died. (And so did Lucille, who died in 1983 without needing to work and left an estate of $991,055.43.)\nI could keep going but after 9,000 words, I think I should stop! Still, there are two more things I keep getting asked about and I might as well address them quickly, too: \"Did Miles Davis really hate Louis Armstrong?\" and \"Did Louis Armstrong really hate his white fans?\" I think if Terry were asked either of those questions, he, too, would answer, \"No!\" but regular folks are coming away from the play with those thoughts in their mind, so something is triggering this way of thinking.\nBut Jack was Louis constantly during those years and especially during that 1969-1971 period when Louis spent so much time at home. When I saw Satchmo at the Waldorf, I called Jack and told him about everything, especially Louis venting about Glaser after Glaser's death. You could hear the laughter from Cape Cod. \u201cHA HA HA HA HA!\u201d he shouted into the phone before moaning, \u201cOh no! Jesus Christ, of all things!\u201d Just to make sure I wasn\u2019t nuts, I asked Jack one more time if he ever remembered Louis feeling resentment towards Glaser. \u201cNo!\u201d came the reply. \u201cNot once! Louis wouldn\u2019t let anyone talk about Glaser like that, let alone himself. I didn\u2019t even like Joe Glaser but that\u2019s ridiculous. Oh, Louis is probably spinning in his grave!\u201d\nLet me reiterate a few things (if you\u2019re still awake): Terry Teachout did the Armstrong community a service by writing Pops and Satchmo at the Waldorf is a great evening at the theater; seriously, John Douglas Thompson will knock your socks off. But each night, a sold-out theater of attendees leaves pitying poor, taken-advantage-of, broke Louis Armstrong and I just wanted to do something to counter it because in my opinion, this work of fiction might be based freely on fact, but it's also based freely on fiction. Sometimes, the truth is not only stranger than fiction, it makes for better drama.\nTo read my response, go here: http://www.artsjournal.com/aboutlastnight/2015/06/not-just-the-facts-maam-2.html\nFunny that Pops mentions Mozart - the film \"Amadeus\" did a disservice to the real Mozart much as this play does to the real Pops. But we should keep in mind that when art addresses real personalities, the almost inevitable distortion is only damaging if the audience accepts the art at face value and never looks further into the real life of the person.\nAs usual, thanks for this, Ricky. What you do here is give the necessary antidote for those who are inspired to look more closely at Pops, to listen to his music, and learn his story. For those people this is invaluable. For the rest, who will never look further and who will carry a mistaken notion about Louis around in their heads \u2013 well, alas \u2013 let the zoomers drool.\nTeachout's sort of \"work of fiction,\" with highly contentious and controversial elements and attributions relating to a real person, is a bad idea to start with.\nMr. Vigeant said...\nSaw Satchmo at the Waldorf last year. Tour de force. Went home and reread Pops, What a Wonderful World and American Genius. ( not all in one day!) Conclusion: As noted, the play is work of fiction and needed to end with Drama.\nA little off the subject, but.....As a one-time music historian, I was wondering if there are any extant tapes of any of Louis's final performances at the Waldorf. I gather they weren't very good, but as with all great artists, nothing they do is ever a \"total loss.\" Or is the performance at the National Press Club the last one we have? The great, unexpected trumpet solo on \"Dolly\" would be a nice way to end the recorded story, but I'm still wondering....\nHi Dan. Nothing has ever surfaced from the \"Waldorf\" but there's video of Louis on the Dick Cavett Show from February 22 and audio of him on Johnny Carson on March 1, the night before, and no lie, he sounds VERY good on both. I'll stop short of saying \"great\"--he looks like he's dying on Cavett--but he's almost back to 1968 form, from right before he went into intensive care. On Cavett, he calls \"Ole Miss\" almost as if to prove he's feeling good and though he cracks a note or two, it's a big improvement over his playing on Cavett in January 1970, when he sounded like a amateur in his first TV appearance since his sickness. And on Carson, he takes a wonderful little solo on \"Pretty Little Missy,\" the finest of the handful of versions that survive from 1969-1971.\nAnd remember, John S. Wilson could never hide his contempt for Armstrong and the All Stars but he went to the Waldorf and gave the opening a fine review. So if something ever did turn up, if it was from the early part of the stay, I think we'd be surprised. But as the two weeks wore on, Pops wore out and the stories I've heard paint a bleak picture of his trumpet playing by the end. Sad\u2026.but oh, how I'd love to hear something from that engagement!\nFact is, Armstrong - as a bona fide genius - exceeds all categories, including that of race and especially that of the stale '50s-era sociology of 'race'. Armstrong was an obvious genius in the fullest sense. However much the mainstream might want to appropriate him as a caricature (\"What a Wonderful World\") and however much a politically motivated, outdated discourse of race might want to paint him (\"Uncle Tom\", etc.), he's exceeded all analyses to date.\nLit-Chick said...\nGreat article but I wondered if you ever talked to any black people about this? What blacks say to whites in public is often a far cry from what they say amongst themselves. It's funny how you said Glaser 'gave' Louis whatever he wanted. Gave? Glaser was only giving Louis back his own money he earned for Glaser, not the other way around. Look at the story Capitol Records and Nat King Cole which people call \"The House That Nat Built\". Glaser, a former pimp raped a 14 year girl and then married her only after he was indicted to avoid the rap. That's the kind of cat he was. I'm glad to see Louis saw a portion of his publishing returned because any study in the music business shows this is rarely the case so Louis' story would surely h=be an aberration in the history of treatment of black entertainers. Sammy Davis was paid in cash when he performed in Vegas which he immediately lost the same night on the tables while Frank was allowed to pay for free. Sorry to go on and I but I just wanted to know if you interviewed any of Louis black friends who weren't celebrities and therefore unbiased in expressing their opinions. During the Jim Crow era many black had to say they \"loved\" their managers.The reverse would mean no work. The fact is Louis made Glaser rich and any money Louis obtained was already rightfully his.. Pam Ward, LA author of Want Some Get Some and forthcoming \"I'll Get You My Pretty,\" about Los Angeles in the 1940s\nAlso forgot to mention, my great uncles Otis and Leon Rene were the first to record Armstrong's major hit and signature piece, \"When its Sleepy Time Down South,\" in Los Angeles on their black-owned record label, Excelsior Records.\nHi Pam! Thank you so much for writing and I apologize for the long delay in responding. First off, it's an honor to hear from a member of the Rene family!\nBy the time I started writing my book, only five members of Armstrong's band were alive (two were black), but they all reiterated how close Armstrong and Glaser were. But perhaps you'll find this interesting. In my blog, I quoted Jack Bradley, who still claims Louis never said a bad word about Glaser, even after Glaser died. But Jack did not like Glaser at all and was of the mindset that Glaser did work Louis too hard and take advantage of him. After Glaser died, Bradley was asked to write an article for the \"Saturday Review\" in July 1970 where he'd talk to black trumpeters Clark Terry and Ray Nance and white trumpeter Billy Butterfield about Louis. In the conversation (we have it on tape), Jack started dumping on Glaser, hoping that the other musicians would join in. They didn't. Here's my transcription of what happened next:\nClark Terry: \u201cThe only thing I could say about that situation is that Pops seemed to be very happy with the arrangement he had going with them. And I understand, I don\u2019t know the exact figures, but I understand whatever his salary was, x amount of dollars, which was sufficient for him to live like a king, and x amount of dollars for his wife, Lucille, which was enough for her to live independently, as she chose. And the rest, the taxes and all the worries and so forth with keeping up with the government and staying abreast, staying clear of tax problems was left up to Joe Glaser. Now if he made a million dollars behind that, I understand that it was none of Pops\u2019s business in the agreement. And if he didn\u2019t make that, Pops expected his salary right on and I understand it was a very substantial one. If it went down the way I heard it went down, it ain\u2019t a bad deal. It ain\u2019t a bad deal.\"\nJack then said that Louis felt he wouldn't have made it as big without Glaser, which Jack felt was ludicrous. Ray Nance responded, \" It\u2019s possible because, I\u2019m telling you, you\u2019ve got to have good management. I don\u2019t care how great you are. You\u2019ve got to have good management. Good management goes hand in hand with success, with talent. Like we all know there\u2019s a whole lot of people that are talented but they never get the right management. Or business! You might have a helluva idea for business but unless you have that business is done right with good management, you go bankrupt. You could go out of business without good management.\"\nClark Terry: So when you think of it, who\u2019s to say? The most important thing is that Pops is an intelligent man, although he wasn\u2019t the most educated kid when he was brought up, he still was an intelligent person. And at the time he agreed to this agreement, I think he pretty much knew his way around. So I don\u2019t think anybody put a pistol on him and made him do it.\nYou can say here I go again, black musicians talking to a white man, but like I said, Bradley was no fan of Glaser and didn't end up using a word of the above in his final story, lest he give Glaser any more praise.\nBut it's a fascinating conversation and I'm glad we're having it. Thanks, Pam!\nOne more thing, your argument that Armstrong dedicated Lazy River to Glaser is telling. Black and white folks know full well the metaphor of sending someone \"up the river\" The song's main hook is \"Up the Lazy River.\" If this is a song Louis dedicated to Glaser I think the message is pretty clear. Business arrangements come down to simple math. Glaser never gave Louis a dollar that Louis didn't earn on stage. The only way to have a real discussion on this is to see the books where the math will speak for itself. Lots of musicians talked about the \"new sharecropping\" in the music industry where blacks are exploited financially by whites. Glaser was a two-faced, racist gangster who raped young girls and never once had his \"friend\" Louis at his home. Do the math.\nYour argument stating that Armstrong dedicated \"Lazy River\" to Glaser doesn't add up. Black and white folks know full well the phrase of sending someone \"up the river.\" The song's main hook is \"Up the Lazy River.\" If this is a song Louis dedicated to Glaser I think the message is pretty clear. Up the river is not a good place to go. Even thought you state all the things Glaser \"gave\" Louis, your math is out of sync. Business arrangements come down to simple equations. Glaser never gave Louis a dollar that Louis didn't earn on stage. The only way to have a real discussion on this subject is to see the books where the math will speaks for itself. Lots of musicians talked about the \"new sharecropping\" in the music industry where blacks are exploited financially by whites. This is and was a common phenomenon. Glaser was a two-faced, racist gangster who never in his entire life had his \"friend\" Louis at his home. Do the math.\nLit-Chick: This question is clearly your own little hobby horse. One has to wonder why, however, you feel so *certain* you know how Armstrong - now long-dead - felt about Glaser - now long-dead. Human experience, human psychology isn't always black and white. Armstrong was an independently-minded man (as well as being a musical genius) and could have simultaneously seen Glaser as a bastard *and* been, in his own way, devoted to him. Human beings are complex. 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        "raw_content": "India\u2019s official name the Republic of India.\nIndia is an incredible country having profound beauty with diversity in the culture.\nIndia is a secular country with number of religions, but some of the common religions are Hindu, Muslim, Sikh and Christians.\nIn 1991, India adopted a market based on economy and has be since become one of the fastest growing economies in the world.\nIndia is a part of the Asian continents, along with China, Japan and other countries.\nIn India about 850 languages are there, majorly every state has its different language, and more to our surprise 1600 languages are there in the country.\nIndia has become an autonomous country after independence.\nIndia is the 7th largest country in the world and has over 3 million square kilometers of land, 9.6% of the land is occupied by water.\nIndia has the 10th highest GDP in the world with $1.947 trillion; however, their per capita GDP is ranked 140th in the world and is only $1,592.\nIndia has the largest population of vegans in comparison to other countries..\nIndia is the major buyer of gold in the world.\nWhy study in India\nIndia\u2019s educational system is as vast and diverse just like the country itself.\nWhile living in India can be challenging for international students, as India has a high crime rate.\nIndia is an affordable country when it comes to expenses.\nIndia is one of the oldest civilizations, the birth giver to four top religions in the world.\nIndia has diversity of cultures, languages, and traditions, and breathtaking natural beauty \u2013 from the Himalayas to the deserts of Rajasthan and Rann of Kutch.\nIndia has so much to offer students as India is rapidly growing in economy sector of the world.\nFrom well defined infrastructure to highly qualified teaching professionals and world class learning environment.\nEducation Ministry of India is trying to improve the education system in the country for the better future of the coming generation.\nIndia\u2019s educational system is as encompassing whether its history or the present scenario growth is a common factor for the betterment of education in the country.\nIndia is also moving forward towards the digital technology and competing with the developed countries very well.\nIndia is the home of the world\u2019s largest distance learning university (IGNOU) Indira Gandhi National Open University, with 3.5 million students at the present.\nIndia\u2019s higher the education system has 575 university level institutions, including:\n42 central universities, which are the controlled by National Department of the Higher Education.\n243 state universities, which are the run by state Governments.\n130 deemed universities, they are autonomous.\n53 private universities with their own rules and regulations.\n33 institutes which majorly focus on science and technology.\nTuition fee of some top courses in India ranges from:\nAverage tuition fee of MBA in India ranges from 1 lakh to 20 lakhs.\nAverage tuition fee of MBBS in India range from 1 lakh to 50 lakhs.\nAverage tuition fee of PGDM in India range from 10 lakh to 17 lakhs.\nOther courses like B.Tech, BBA, B.Com etc all courses ranges the same in tuition fee from college to college.\nEligibility for Bachelor\u2019s and Master\u2019s:\nFor bachelor\u2019s \u2013 10th and 12th from a recognized educational board like CBSE & ICSE.\nFor master\u2019s \u2013 10th and 12th mark sheets with a bachelor degree from a recognized university.",
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        "raw_content": "Birmingham, Sparkbrook and Small Heath\nRoger D. Godsiff\nIftkhar Hussain\nQassim Afzal\nKenneth Hardeman\nRoger Harmer\n28/04/01 Peter F. Jones Email:\nSparkbrook and Small Heath will be a battle between Liberal Democrats and Labour. The constituency has a population which is 44% muslim. Many of the independent muslim candidates in the local elections have come out in support of Q Afzal. The local election vote in May 2000 was very close between Lib Dem and Labour with substantial numbers of independent votes.\nLabour hold, easily. Most of this seat was Roy Hattersley's from 1964 to 1997 and Labour locally is strong in appealing to the Muslim community. I imagine a Lib Dem second place but no more than 30% in any circumstances. Results in low-turnout local elections in seats with big Labour majorities should be taken with a big pinch of salt.\nI actually live in this seat and the large Muslim population are not happy with their current MP and may well support the LibDems or the People's Justice Party. However, it is an extremely safe seat for Labour, so it is difficult to see any change - but as there seems to be no activity on Labour's part and plenty from the PJP and the LibDems, who knows.",
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        "raw_content": "Fiona E.A. Jones\nFiona Jones has failed to make much of an impact in the Commons since 1997 but she hit the headlines for all the wrong reasons two years ago. Her third placed LibDem opponent accused her of spending above the legal limit on her campaign (facing a shortage of activists, who had all been sent to key target constituencies elsewhere in the region, her agent hired a team of professional telephonists to canvass every voter over the phone) She and her agent were subsequently convicted of election expenses fraud, and she was disqualified from the Commons. However, she successfully appealed and got to keep her seat. Labour did badly in the local elections in 1999, hit by the Fiona Jones affair and also by splits in the local party, with several leftwing rebels elected to the council as independents. If the opinion polls are right then Labour should hold Newark. Nevertheless the whole business may have left a bitter taste in many people's mouths and if the Tories gain any seat in Nottinghamshire it will probably be this one.",
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        "raw_content": "In all my years I have helped entrepreneurs and solopreneurs find what is your gift in life? I have seen it all. Every \u201csecret\u201d. Every trick. Every new idea which is really a spin on what has been around for years.\nBut when I heard this \u2026 I just sat back and smiled.\nWhen you discover your gift or passion you will stop spinning your wheels buying each flavour of the month and start focusing on what is your gift and start having fun again.\nWe don\u2019t have to do these things, but because we don\u2019t know what we want for ourselves and we\u2019re not happy with ourselves, we think we\u2019re supposed to be like somebody else.\nWho that somebody else is, I don\u2019t really know.\nImagine for a moment what your life would be like when you are serving your customers and they keep coming back for more because of your unique services.\nWe seem to get so caught up in the, \u201cI want to be like Harry or Jane.\u201d\nI say, \u201cHow about you?\u201d\nI believe, personally, that we have been put here on this earth with phenomenal gifts.\nEach of our gifts is unique.\nThis would be a much better place if we shared that gift with the world.\nHowever, I lost myself because of my desire to make a lot of money.\nI suffered from excruciating back pain and was divorced and bankrupt.\nYou see I did not know how to listen to the subtle message that the universe was suggesting to me.\nWhen I woke up and realized I was in denial and sought the appropriate help my life turned around and I discovered my passion.\nAs a result I am no longer in pain and focused on ONLY making money. I can stop and smell the roses.\nMy gift is to teach Empty Your Cup\u00ae relaxation, meditation and heal your chronic symptoms. That\u2019s my gift. Fortunately for me, I know what it is.\nThe other important lesson for me was that I did not know how to ask for help because to me to satisfy others rather than myself seem so easy. I was also too hard on myself which created all kinds of health problems.\nIf we would take the time to accept ourselves, we would learn more about ourselves and become more confident with whatever we have. Whatever we have, we ought to share with the world and make the world a better place.\nNow you may agree with me that it would great to share what is your gift, but as creatures of habit we tend to easily slip back into old patterns of behaviour. Just remember that if you always live in the past then there is no future.\nTags: Foundation of inner peace, purpose in life, what is your gift, what is your passion, what is your purpose in life\nStop feeling naked and get stress relief",
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        "raw_content": "Council of Bars and Law Societies of Europe addresses Justice Minister Viktar Halavanau concerning violations of the right to defense | Belarusian Legal Portal\nElections, borscht, violence and prison. Defenders in the UN \u2013 the problems of compatriot The Council under the President of the Russian Federation for the Promotion of Civil Society and Human Rights made a statement about the situation in Belarus\nCouncil of Bars and Law Societies of Europe addresses Justice Minister Viktar Halavanau concerning violations of the right to defense\nDocuments, HR solidarity, International sobjects, News, Society Add comments\nDear Mr. Golovanov,\nI am writing to you on behalf of the Council of Bars and Law Societies of Europe (CCBE) which represents around one million European lawyers through its member bars and law societies from 31 full member countries, and 11 further associate and observer countries.\nAmong the most important of the CCBE\u2019s missions are the defence of the rule of law, human rights and democratic values. We place great emphasis on the rights of access to justice and the protection of the client by ensuring respect for the core values of the lawyer\u2019s profession. We are therefore deeply concerned about recent developments in Belarus which have been brought to our attention:\na) Access to lawyers and legal services \u2013 we have learned that since 20 December 2010 over 700 people \u2013 participants in the demonstration on the presidential election in Minsk \u2013 have been detained on either criminal or administrative charges. Many of those detained have asked for legal assistance. However, in a number of cases the detainees have not been able to meet their lawyers at all. We have also received information that the lawyers have been prevented from meeting with their clients in private.\nIn this context, the CCBE wishes to draw to your attention the following Articles of the United Nations Basic Principles on the Role of Lawyers (1990):\nArticle 7 states that: Governments shall further ensure that all persons arrested or detained, with or without criminal charge, shall have prompt access to a lawyer and in any case not later than forty-eight hours from the time of arrest or detention.\nFurthermore, Article 8 states that: All arrested, detained or imprisoned persons shall be provided with adequate opportunities, time and facilities to be visited by and to communicate and consult with a lawyer, without delay, interception or censorship and in full confidentiality. Such consultations may be within sight, but not within the hearing, of law enforcement officials.\nThe above-mentioned difficulties for the detainees to receive assistance of a lawyer at all or to receive it adequately (in terms of time, facilities and the respect of the confidentiality principle) are in our view contrary to international standards. The CCBE urges the Ministry of Justice to eliminate any obstacles regarding access to lawyers and legal services throughout all proceedings. We would like to emphasize that the European Parliament in its resolution of 20 January 2011 on the situation in Belarus also called on the Belarusian authorities to provide unhindered access for the detainees to legal assistance.\nb) Guarantees for the functioning of lawyers and freedom of expression \u2013 we have learned that lawyers, through the media, have informed the public about several severe problems the detainees are facing, particularly regarding access to legal assistance, circumstances of detention, conditions of custody and delays in medical care. We have also been informed that the Ministry of Justice has been critical about these lawyers\u2019 communication with media. As a result, the Ministry of Justice has notified the lawyers of the possibility of their losing their licence (notwithstanding the fact that these lawyers, by disseminating the above-mentioned information to the public, have not breached any law, or standards and ethics of the legal profession).\nThis threat of being debarred has also been raised in the European Parliament resolution of 20 January 2011 on the situation in Belarus. In this context, the CCBE wishes to draw to your attention the following Articles of the United Nations Basic Principles on the Role of Lawyers (1990): Article 16 states that: Governments shall ensure that lawyers (a) are able to perform all of their professional functions without intimidation, hindrance, harassment or improper interference; (..) and (c) shall not suffer, or be threatened with, prosecution or administrative, economic or other sanctions for any action taken in accordance with recognized professional duties, standards and ethics.\nFurthermore, Article 23 states that: Lawyers like other citizens are entitled to freedom of expression, belief, association and assembly. In particular, they shall have the rights to take part in public discussion of matters concerning the law, the administration of justice and the promotion and protection of human rights and to join or form local, national or international organisations and attend their meetings, without suffering professional restrictions by reason of their lawful action or their membership in a lawful organisation. In exercising these rights, lawyers shall always conduct themselves in accordance with the law and the recognised standards and ethics of the legal profession.\nIt is clearly stated that lawyers are entitled to disseminate information on the administration of justice and human rights issues in accordance with the law, and the recognised standards and ethics of the legal profession, and, by doing so, the lawyers shall not be threatened with any sanctions by any institution. The CCBE urges the Ministry of Justice to guarantee the lawyers\u2019 activities in this sphere without any improper interference.\nc) Independence of professional associations of lawyers and impartiality of disciplinary proceedings \u2013 we have been informed that legal assistance for the detainees was mainly provided by lawyers of the Minsk City Bar. From the end of December 2010 until the beginning of January 2011, the Ministry of Justice has sent requests to the Minsk City Bar raising a question about initiating disciplinary proceedings against these lawyers. Since no breaches of the law and professional ethical rules in the actions of these lawyers were found, the Minsk City Bar has refused to initiate any disciplinary proceedings. Recently the Ministry of Justice has sent new requests and according to information received, also the new requests to initiate disciplinary proceedings against lawyers have been dismissed by the Minsk City Bar. In addition, we have also been informed that the Ministry of Justice has declared its intention to amend the existing professional ethical rules.\nIn this context, the CCBE wishes to draw to your attention the following Articles of the United Nations Basic Principles on the Role of Lawyers (1990): Article 24 states that: Lawyers shall be entitled to form and join self-governing professional associations to represent their interests, promote their continuing education and training and protect their professional integrity. The executive body of the professional associations shall be elected by its members and shall exercise its functions without external interference. 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        "raw_content": "The Higher Education Act of 1965 (HEA) was enacted during the Great Society, when the federal government simultaneously expanded its role in the K-12 sector with the passage of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act. (See \u201cESEA\u201d in this volume.) The HEA and the ESEA represented an unprecedented federal intervention into education, as both higher and K-12 education had historically been the domain of state policy.\nThe initial HEA legislation embodied the spirit of its times: to promote equal opportunity for underprivileged individuals. Since 1965, reauthorizations to this education legislation have occurred at least once per decade. The central focus of the HEA\u2019s programs (and its subsequent amendments) has been to increase access and persistence in higher education, particularly for students from low-income families. The major programs fall primarily into four categories: (1) student financial aid; (2) services to help students better prepare for, access, and succeed in education beyond high school; (3) aid to higher education institutions; and (4) aid to improve teacher training efforts in colleges and universities.\nThere are seven titles in the HEA that are up for reauthorization each time Congress amends the HEA: (1) Title I, General Provisions; (2) Title II, Teacher Quality Enhancement Grants; (3) Title III, Institutional Aid; (4) Title IV, Student Assistance; (5) Title V, Developing Institutions; (6) Title VI, International Education Programs; and (7) Title VII, Graduate and Postsecondary Improvement Programs. The nucleus of the HEA is the student aid programs that are authorized under Title IV including grant aid, loans, and work-study assistance. The Pell Grant program is the largest Title IV student aid program and is the largest governmental appropriation for students with need who want to pursue a higher education.\nHistorically, Congress has implemented incremental modifications to the HEA rather than sweeping, comprehensive changes. These marginal adjustments in the administration and funding of HEA programs, however, impact a large number of students and institutions. In the 1970's, for example, the federal government was urged to expand support to a broader range of students. In the 1980's, the federal government increased institution-level accountability measures for student loan default rates through the HEA. Important financial aid\u2013related policy changes enacted in reauthorization efforts in the 1990's included, but were not limited to, higher limits on loan borrowing, expanded eligibility for student-loan programs that increased the number of middle- and upper-income borrowers, and a reduction in interest rates for borrowers. In 2006, the Commission on the Future of Higher Education (created by US Education Secretary Margaret Spellings and often referred to as simply the \u201cSpellings Commission\u201d), released its findings. Their report\u2014which received extensive media coverage\u2014criticized colleges and universities for a lack of effort to control costs and restrain rising tuition, and for failing to focus on what their students actually learned. Mirroring changes in the K-12 sector initiated by the No Child Left behind Act of 2002 (see \u201cNo Child Left Behind\u201d in this volume), the report called on the higher education community to take steps to measure and report student outcomes. It also called for a major expansion of the Pell Grant program and for the distribution of more financial aid to the neediest students.\nThe bipartisan 2008 reauthorization of HEA embraced many of these recommendations as it sought to push colleges to hold down tuition costs, simplify the federal financial aid application (FAFSA), and make achievement outcomes more transparent for students and parents. It also merged several existing teacher preparation grant programs into a single funding stream and called for expanded performance accountability for these programs and more collaboration between them and local school districts.\nReflecting on the history of HEA, Forbes Magazine observed that it \u201chas evolved into an extraordinarily costly and complex conundrum which has puzzled even the most acute observers.\u201d They note that federal aid under Title IV of the Act surpassed $169 billion in 2013, double the amount from the previous decade. During the same period, federal loans rose to $101 billion (up 86%) and federal grants came to exceed $47 billion (up 134%). The number of students receiving Pell Grants, meanwhile, grew from 4.8 to 8.8 million as spending increased from $14.8 billion to $32.3 billion.\nThe Obama administration continued the push for greater transparency and accountability in higher education by launching a controversial college navigation and scorecard tool in 2013. The higher education community mobilized against the effort, however, and used its considerable political power to scale it back. The HEA was due to be reauthorized again in 2013 but disagreements between Congressional Republicans and Democrats over Pell funding and eligibility, the student loan repayment process, and how to structure college accountability precluded legislative compromise and led to a series of extensions that kept existing programs in place. New momentum emerged behind the HEA reauthorization process in early 2018, however, with both Republicans and Democrats expressing a desire to reign in college tuition costs and increase transparency and accountability around student outcomes. It seemed inevitable that higher education federalism\u2014like K-12 education federalism before it\u2014would undergo a significant transformation.\nChristopher P. Loss, Between Citizens and the State: The Politics of American Higher Education in the 20th Century (Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 2012); Suzanne Mettler, Degrees of Inequality: How the Politics of Higher Education Sabotaged the American Dream (New York: Basic Books, 2014); John R. Thelin, A History of American Higher Education (Baltimore, MD: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2004); \u201cA Look Back at the Higher Education Act,\u201d Forbes Magazine, December 3, 2014.\nPatrick McGuinn, Drew University\nand Janet M. 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        "raw_content": "Focus on Ewing High School Parent Recognition Program\nEditor\u2019s note: This article is the second in a series that explores relationships and partnerships ETS has formed with various local and national educational organizations. The first article looked at ETS\u2019s work with Trenton schools. The next article will focus on schools in San Antonio, Texas.\nIn keeping with ETS\u2019s social mission, the ETS Social Investment Fund (SIF) works closely with local and national organizations to plan and create initiatives that support the communities surrounding ETS facilities.\nSupport for Ewing Public Schools\nSIF has an excellent working relationship with the Ewing Public Education Foundation (EPEF), an independent, not-for-profit citizens\u2019 organization that mobilizes community support, concern, commitment and resources to help improve the quality of education in Ewing.\nETS provides grants to EPEF, which have helped the district improve the use of assessment data, funded discussions and presentations on achievement gaps initiatives, and supported in-house professional development programs related to closing achievement gaps. Grants have also supported teacher- and staff-recognition programs and teacher grants for innovative educational programs in the classroom. 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In 2010, EPEF named one of the grants for Eleanor Horne, a recently retired ETS vice president, for her \u201ctireless dedication and support of the education community in general and Ewing Public Schools in particular,\u201d as Nitti wrote in April 2010.\nETS funds teacher grants awarded by EPEF in a wide variety of academic areas. In the 2009\u201310 academic year, 29 grants \u2014 ranging from one hundred dollars to several thousand dollars \u2014 supported literacy, community/leadership, math, science, technology and creative arts projects.\nGrants supported literacy programs such as the use of SMART-boards in language-arts classes to connect those studies to technology and e-book resources to supplement the district\u2019s media center. Teacher grants have also supported community and leadership programs that foster community service such as a student voting program. Math, science and technology grants have supported programs like \u201cHands-On Science Night,\u201d which offers students real-life experiences with technology and science. Creative arts grants have been used to design programs to help foster art appreciation.\nChristine Perkins, second grade teacher at Antheil Elementary School used a grant to create a courtyard garden at the school. Kindergarteners and their fifth-grade \u2018buddies\u2019 planted a strawberry patch and tulip bulbs, and over time they also added a fish pond and bird-feeding area.\nETS funds one of Ewing schools\u2019 flagship programs, \u201cOdyssey of the Mind,\u201d an international educational program that provides opportunities for students to apply their creativity toward solving problems. Students bring their solutions to competitions on the local, state and international level. Thousands of teams from the United States and about 25 countries participate in the competition.\nThis year, the fourth- and fifth-grade team at Ewing\u2019s William L. Antheil Middle School competed at\nthe New Jersey regional tournament in March and the state tournament in April. They won best in New Jersey and went to the world finals to compete against 52 international teams. They placed thirteenth, which was in the top 25 percent.\nWayne Staub, president of EPEF and a parent chaperone for the team, calls it an unbelievable experience. \u201cKids from Japan, Poland, Texas, Florida and New Jersey may look and sound different, but they really have a lot more in common than any one of them could have ever imagined. This could not be possible without the support we receive from ETS. I wish every kid who is involved with Odyssey of the Mind has an opportunity to have a world finals experience. I will never forget it and it inspires me to do more for kids and to help create opportunities for them.\u201d\nFollowing up on the program, SIF\u2019s Dave Hobson and Laurie Russell participated in a public service announcement to help promote Ewing schools. \u201cWe talked about how Odyssey of the Mind promotes creative, outside-of-the-box thinking, and how important these skills are for today\u2019s students,\u201d says Russell.\nStudents and parent chaperones with OMER the raccoon, mascot of Odyssey of the Mind.\nThe Ewing Talent Show\nETS has been a longtime supporter of the Ewing Talent Show, an annual event to highlight the talents of Ewing children in grades K\u201312. 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        "raw_content": "Importance of Taking Marriage Counselling Sessions\nMany things will have to be considered by couples when they think of divorcing. If separation occurs, the children are the ones who are mostly affected. If your relationship is on the verge of breaking, you should look for marriage counselors as the next step. Marriage counselors have the capabilities to save your broken marriage life, and that\u2019s why they are the ones that you should look for. There are changes that happen in the lives of children whose parents have divorced and to be able to cope with them, marriage counselors help them.\nSaving of marriages is done using different approaches by people. What follows after all those approaches are used is divorce. The best way to save a marriage is by going through counseling sessions. To resolve and even strengthen your marriage life, the marriage counselor who you will use will advise you on the positive ways of minimizing the problems. When the couples are with a marriage counselor, they will have to share their issues together.\nThe marriage counselor will give attention equally to both parties. There after he will advise the partner who wronged the other one to accept the mistakes they made. Those who are wronged are asked to forgive their partners as well. Gender or other things should not be looked at because no favors are allowed. When they are solving marriage problems they should use friendly ways that with no favors.\nThose people who have children and are going through hard times in their marriage life are the ones that should go for marriage counseling. People should be encouraged to go for these marriage counseling sessions because of the welfare of their children which is essential. The children will also be able to speak up on their perceptions and feelings towards the marriage life of their parents. Marriage counseling can also solve relationship problems between parents, children and kids and not only couples. These sessions are worth because they help families to cope with the difficulties they might be facing in their marriage life.\nThe society also praised the marriage counselors because of the families that have been made to live happy lives. Happy and healthy life is restored to those people who choose to go for marriage counseling sessions. There are many marriage counselors out there today which is why picking them is not difficult. Researching on these marriage counselors will have to be done so that the best ones will be found. A marketing tool that still works today is word of mouth. You should ask your neighbors, friends and other relatives for referrals of the best marriage counselor.\n6 Facts About Counseling Everyone Thinks Are True",
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        "raw_content": "You are here: Home \u00bb SEO Tips \u00bb Best SEO tips for beginners\nUpdated on February 8, 2019 By RoneyB Leave a comment\nEverything changes in the world. The Seo is not an exception. Search Engine Optimisation is one of the issues that any online business entrepreneur cannot ignore. The impacts of Seo are huge. Unless you are applying it in your business, you cannot realize how important it is. But the beginners are in hot water with the matter. This is tough for them to hire a professional service. So, they want to do some Seo for their business by them. At this point, they make some unwanted mistakes. However, if they can know some of the basics, it would be beneficial for them. We share some SEO tips for beginners.\nFirst of all, you need to establish a plan in detail. Under the plan, you can separate all the tasks. It will help to know what you need to do and how to do. If you fail in the planning process, it is better to get some support from those who have real-life experience with Search Engine Optimisation. With their direct supports, you will get the way of planning. It is the best SEO tips for beginners.\nYou may like this- 10 SEO best practices for 2019\nA wide number of Seo tools are available. As a beginner, you can apply the tools. Some of the tools are paid while some are free. So, you have the chances of getting the service in both ways. When you can manage to get the paid tools, never miss the opportunities. But if you cannot manage to get the paid ones, apply the free tools.\nGet your keywords\nKeywords play the most critical role in Seo services. So, if you do not know your keywords, you need to know them immediately. You need to sort out which potential keywords your potential clients are using or may use. Apply them correctly in your content. The results would be fantastic.\nBesides, you need to build an SEO-friendly website. If you want to rank the website using Search Engine Optimisation, it should be user-friendly too. Google lists websites based on certain conditions. So, the site you are applying for your business should follow all the necessary criteria in this case.\nAt the same time, you have to know about your competitors. Follow their websites and see what they did with the site. Get a clear and complete idea about their strategy. Do not miss their website design, their way of dealing with clients and offers they are providing.\nTags: best seo tips best SEO tips for beginners Seo Tips SEO tips for beginners",
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        "raw_content": "One of the least studied phenomena in financial markets and in particular in Forex are the price gaps. We talk about \u201cgap\u201d when there are no transactions in certain prices. The market has gone through the level as through a \"small station\u201d and transactions are concluded at the next level. The missed level is empty on the chart, i.e. there is a price \u201chole\u201d. The gaps appear when there are serious imbalances between buy and sell orders. Generally, it is due to important news, which is unexpected to the market. Gaps on a daily chart reflect the reaction to events that became known during the night or during holidays when markets are closed. If the news becomes available during the trading, then the gap will be formed on the hour and minute charts and within the day it will be significant.\nMost popular are the \u201cCommon Gaps\u201d \u2013 they are filled quickly and in a few days prices go back in their corridor. They occur in calm markets in the absence of a clear trend. There is no extension, the volume increases at the beginning but after a few days goes back to its average values. The absence of new highs or lows (tops or bottoms), proves the lack of motivation in \"bulls\" or \"bears\" to continue the direction. Such gaps are present on the stock markets on the day of payment of dividends.\n\u201cBreakaway Gaps\u201d emerge when prices jump levels in the area of consolidation with high volume and a new trend starts. The longer the prices had been in the corridor before the opening of the gap, the longer the trend will last. Upward breach will be marked by new tops in the next few days, and downward breach will be marked when new bottoms are reached.\n\u201cContinuation Gaps\u201d \u2013 they start in the middle of a strong trend that continues to reach new highs or lows (tops or bottoms). The distance from the beginning of the trend to the \"gap\" is the possible target. They must be accompanied with a 50% increase in volume than the average for the past few days. If prices do not reach new highs or lows for several days after the hole, it is probably an exhaustion gap.\nIn \u201cExhaustion Gaps\u201d there are no new highs or lows over the next few days after the breach. Price movements in the direction of the trend are terminated, they turn and figuratively speaking \u201ethe hole is filled\u201d. At the beginning they look like \"continuation gaps\u201d, but in fact they mark the end of the current trend.\n\u201cIslands Reversal\u201d are formed by a combination of a \"continuous\" and a \"breakaway gap\u201d in the opposite direction. They look like an island separated from the straits without any transactions. They start as an \u201cextension gap\u201d, followed by a short trading period at high volume. The prices then turn leaving the price island behind. They form very rare, but their appearance records fundamental changes in the direction of the trend.\nOn Forex gaps hardly occur in calm times, however, in periods of high volatility they become commonplace. For example, they occur in market opening on Sunday to Monday in the presence of important news over the weekend. They are usually filled within a day or the next day at the latest.\nWhen used properly the gaps could bring significant gains to the Forex trader for a too short time. See more in Courses",
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        "raw_content": "Fort Collins Locksmith Store Locksmith Services Near Me Fort Collins, CO\nDon\u2019t expect a locksmith from the other side of the town to reach you in an emergency. If you\u2019ve lost a key or need access to a locked safe right away, only locksmith services near you could be of help. But where will you find one? Are you based out of Fort Collins, CO area? If so, you\u2019ve already found it! Fort Collins Locksmith Store has an extensive network of workshops across the region and a large number of mobile vans to facilitate movement of technicians from one place to another. Thanks to our strong presence, we\u2019re no more than 15-20 minutes away from you, no matter where you\u2019re located.\nMost clients, out of sheer desperation, look on the internet and call a random firm they find on their \u2018locksmith services near me\u2019 search. You\u2019re likely to end up with someone who doesn\u2019t know the job, is incompetent, does not have the right credentials, overcharges you, or takes forever to get to your place. Always trust the best, a firm with a reputation, such as Fort Collins Locksmith Store. Our commercial locksmiths are highly-skilled, dependable, and thorough professionals. They can:",
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        "raw_content": "Google Plus losing to Facebook: what it says about Internet privacy\nPhotograph by Adam Berry \u2014 Getty Images\nWhen Google joined the social networking space in 2011 with Google+, more than 25 million people joined in the first month. Now the number of true users on Google+ is less than 1% of the total 2.2 billion users on Google, according to a report by Stone Temple Consulting.\nSome of the decline may be explained by the fact that a Google+ profile was created automatically when people registered for Google. That alone would generate an impressive number of profiles, but wouldn\u2019t necessarily lead to active use of the social media platform. According to Forbes, just 6.7 million users have 50 or more posts ever, and only 3.5 million have 50 or more posts in the last 30 days.\nThe apparent failure of Google Plus brings into question two things we thought we knew about the Internet era:\nFirst, we thought that a better approach to privacy would provide a competitive advantage. The idea here is that savvy consumers crave privacy and consequently would flock to any social network, which offered better privacy options. Google Plus\u2019s main advantage relative to alternative social networks Facebook (FB) is that it had a far more customizable and intuitive system in the form of circles. As such, Google Plus did a great job at easily allowing a user to manage the privacy concerns inherent in multiple identities. For example, I am a mother, a marketing professor, a mentor, an economist, an alumni of various schools across the world, and a member of the family Tucker.\nI do not want my students knowing that I squabble ridiculously with my sister. I do not want to bore my professional colleagues with my incredibly cute babies\u2019 photos. I do not want my mentees to hear me spouting something less than inspiring about my inability to do simple things. And Circle allowed me to tackle that.\nThis was the key \u201cpoint of difference\u201d with Facebook. However, despite research suggesting that consumers are deeply worried about controlling the sharing of information on Facebook, and that for me at least this system of Circles made intuitive sense for some of the most pressing privacy concerns people face on a social network, this new privacy system was not enough to induce viewers to switch to Google Plus.\nThe second assumption was that Google can succeed at anything it likes because it is such a prominent search engine. The rationale was that as we all use Google (GOOG) as a search engine therefore it had an inherent advantage in any other web business. However, the failure of circle shows the weakness of Google, and in some sense, the lack of stickiness it enjoys as a platform.\nThough many people use Google as a search engine and for email, those relationships were simply not sufficient to persuade them to shift from Facebook to Google+. It appears that as consumers we are very content to use multiple different platforms for different purposes rather than entrusting our lives to a single platform.\nWhile the future remains unclear for Google plus, these are important lessons for other social media platforms. The assumptions about social media that we started with a few years ago don\u2019t necessarily hold true today.\nCatherine Tucker is a marketing professor at the MIT Sloan School of Management.",
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Baffling decision, and it shows that the Arsenal board has no ambition.\nManager out of contract at the end of the season, finished out of the top 4 for the first time in 20 years, finished 11 points behind our rivals, and 18 off the league winners, and gets rewarded with a new contract.\nLooking forward to Ainsley Maitland-Niles playing centreback and Lucas Perez playing wing back on the opening day while we haggle over price for Scott Dann.\nEven stranger if there was any truth in the rumour of their interest in Tuchel as he's just become available. The last part reminds me of a good point someone made earlier in the year, the haggling over Mustafi meant he wasn't available for their first couple of games, notably the one against Liverpool. No guarentee the result would have been different of course but amazing how little things like that could have caused a potentially large difference in the season.\nIt's just boring every year. Unprepared squad in August, rush signings on deadline day, terrible form in November and February, an upturn in form after February to scrape 4th (or not). And now we've finished 5th, getting 4th will be seen as an improvement.\nLukaku to United for \u00a375m looking likely. Have to say I'm a little unsure. He's still young but I'm not that convinced by his all round game, don't know how great he'd be for winning the CL etc. Should bang in enough goals to get back into it in the first place I guess.\nHe's been getting a fair few goals this last season.... but I have to admit he wasn't someone I thought we'd go for...\nWatford's equaliser for 3-3 can't have been offside. The ball was played backwards by his teammate and was deflected towards the goal line by a combination of the Liverpool defender and Mignolet's arm.\nDunno how Chelsea could have had a worse start to the season... losing to Burnley and getting two players banned...\nLiverpool snatched a point from a victory today.\nAnd It had to be Rooney didn't it?\nIt all started with Cahill..... Good second half by Chelsea with 9 men.\nI have to say, Manchester United really played well today. Pogba was great and Lukaku had one of his good days. Hurts to say it.\nGreat way to start the season and if this is any indication as to how we'll do this season... yippee!\nLukaku, Rashford, Matic, Mkhitaryan, Martial... we saw a few players show great potential. West Ham weren't sitting back either, they had a few good chances and I think they could do well this season.\nJonjo Shelvey was given the opportunity to offer his opinion on certain Spurs players. He was asked, \"Where do you stand on Dele Alli?\"\nYou are offside if you are in an offside position and disrupt the keeper, which Britos is clearly doing.\nAlso, a forward pass is dependent on the relative positions of the players, not the direction of the ball. Britos is ahead of the Watford player who plays the ball, so regardless of the direction of the ball travel, he is automatically offside.\nFrom the FIFA offical laws of the game:\nIn the context of Law 11 \u2013 Offside, the following defi nitions apply:\n\u2022 \u201cnearer to his opponents\u2019 goal line\u201d means that any part of a player\u2019s\nhead, body or feet is nearer to his opponents\u2019 goal line than both the\nball and the second-last opponent. The arms are not included in this\nSorry but you are completely wrong on this. You cannot be offside if the ball is played towards your own goal (no matter where you are on the pitch) any more than you can if the ball is not played at all. The ball came to the goal scorer from a defender. You cannot be offside from a ball played by a member of the opposing team. As for the parts of the body that determine an offside position, they are any parts of the body with which a player may legitimately play the ball and score a goal. This is however irrelevant to this particular situation. He was completely in an offside position but was not offside.\nLiverpool game yesterday was a joy to watch. I hope they can pick up a CB prior to the window closing, as Levren is a liability, but offensively, what a performance. Of course, Arsenal was as bad as they could have possibly been. Tough to be an Arsenal fan right now!\nYou have no idea. 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        "raw_content": "You came this way: Home > Curators: Creative Commons / ccCommunity / Music for Video / Sound of Picture > Podington Bear\nPodington Bear (59 Albums, 824 Tracks)\npodington bear, vimeo, bed music, simple, instrumental, See More...\npodington bear, vimeo, bed music, simple, instrumental, production music, moody, melodic, film music, See Less...\nSound of Picture\nWEB SITE:http://soundofpicture.com\nA mysterious bear named Podington took the Internet by storm in 2007, releasing three beautifully crafted songs a week. Podington's podcast rubbed shoulders with KEXP's Song of the Day and NPR's All Songs Considered atop the the iTunes charts, while his story captivated Morning Edition, The Globe and Mail, Wired.com's Listening Post, and and dozens of influential music blogs. The experiment inspired countless new works of art, and translated into commercial success.\nThe true identity of Podington Bear remained a mystery throughout the entire project. 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Happiness Is (04:02)\n02. The Pigeon Strut (04:26)\n03. Herbie (03:43)\n04. Breezin (02:48)\n05. Twinkie (03:35)\n06. Jazzer Incisors (03:42)\n07. Sneaker Chase (02:35)\n08. Falcon Hood (05:31)\n09. Operatives (02:31)\n10. Mutinee (03:02)\n11. Origami (03:21)\nGerry Stecca on 06/09/13 at 03:06PM\nHello fellow artist:\nThe Pigeon Strut is now complementing my humble video at:\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ICP_mF03Vo4\nProper credit was given in the closing credits.\ncarolinachari@gmail.com on 07/19/13 at 09:36PM\nVillene on 09/12/13 at 06:16PM\nDear Artist. I uploaded a video today to YouTube and got a hit for Third Party Content on \"Podington Bear - Can I Talk to You?\" from a user or tag by the name of \"rumblefish\". What is up? Does YouTube still flag FMA music or is someone stealing your stuff or is this you and I'm still free to use it?\nso ronery on 10/11/13 at 08:28AM\nHi there! I'v used you beautiful song in my animation reel. Thank you!\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sbOtEgzrPUU\nchoiMH on 02/18/14 at 04:40AM\nthank u thank u\nHappyGorillas on 09/05/14 at 07:26AM\nThis music brings happiness\nmoonofsilver on 10/04/14 at 02:14PM\nvery upset when I use this music on youtube it states I am using something I am not supposed to and places and ad on my video. As i don't want ads on my video or disputes on my channel for copyright violations I will not be using this music. Not sure whats up with the license--either the creator is reneging on his idea of making these songs for people to use (non commercially) or something is wrong in the way youtube notices these songs. I don't want ads on my videos. Do not use these songs on youtube unless you want a mark against you.\npodbear on 10/04/14 at 08:08PM\nmoonofsilver: I hear your frustration. Content ID disputes with YouTube are a byproduct of working with a distributor to release my music in channels like iTunes and Spotify and so forth. I assure you, I'm not the only musician on FMA who has this entanglement. YouTube's language is too stern--there is no penalty to using my repertoire. By default YouTube will program click-to-hide banners to offset a .0007 cent music stream royalty. That's it. FMA users may use my music (CC BYNC) in any other conceivable venue, including Vimeo, with no strings attached.\nI have fought the same song three times against the same user. YouTube's automatic flagging system is garbage. I have fought about 8 times and won in the first stages, and have been taken to the second stage once, fought and won. It's frustrating though. Just go into your Video Manager and click the \"third party content detected\" and when it opens, dispute it. Tell them that it has a creative commons licence and link the licence which is linked on every song on FMA as well as FMA's about section and Podbear's user page. That is what i do and i have no problems after that. YouTube can't do anything about a CC license, it's just that it detects the same sound track in another video, which is monotized, and flags it. It's horrible and they need more humans fixing it.\nVery very long list!\nThanks to author\nESS-Erfurt-AG on 02/27/15 at 04:05AM\nHello Podington Bear,\nwe are a group of students and a teacher from Germany and produce Brickfilms with LEGO. We found your song \"Silk\" and used it together with \"Roomba\" as our soundtrack in our film \"Der 8:00 Uhr Termin\":\nhttp://youtu.be/jB-Dmeb7f7E\nCredits were given in the end titles.\nGreetings from Erfurt\nresfest on 03/11/15 at 11:40AM\nDear podington bear,\nI am a Video artist.\nFirstly, your music is amazing for me. Especially \"Happiness is\" is really great. I use your song in my Video. Thank you in advance. Next time if you wnat to watch my video, I would like to show you by email. Have a nice day. I am looking forward to listening your fantastic new music.\nCreativeDenae on 10/26/15 at 08:19PM\nThank you for providing me with the most perfect soundtrack for my time lapse!You are very talented.\nhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k8YYnIYp3SU&list=FLkeIQ7sLmKaAr2gXQ7WwCVA\nEwuw on 11/16/15 at 12:27AM\nI like very much your compositions.\nI am a teacher. You used the melody for an educational film. Your compositions were useful also for children's theater.\nI want to thank you. :)\nDaydreamer is amazing!\nsoo talented.i really love it!! thanks\nCromax7 on 05/01/16 at 11:36AM\nUsed 'Bountiful' on 'Cloudbusting Over Wyre. https://youtu.be/HQJJ7ztCazY Thanx.\nESS-Erfurt-AG on 08/27/16 at 03:18PM\nfor our second Brickfilm with LEGO we used your songs \"Puzzler\" and \"Lonesome\" as our soundtrack. Thanks a lot for your magnificient work.\n\"Seleukia\":\nhttps://youtu.be/sA17RshMui8\nMasdrSEO on 11/10/16 at 01:00PM\nkeep going pro\nRocio.Franco on 03/02/17 at 03:45PM\nYou are awesome. I love your music. Thanks for enlightening my work and my life!\nmccauleyf1 on 07/01/17 at 04:28PM\nFacebook apparently won't let a video, with a credited Podington Bear track as background, be uploaded. What the heck?!\nlerwin on 09/15/17 at 03:09PM\nHi Podington!\nI have used three of your tracks in three videos I created as the video producer of a non-profit community college.\n\"Wonderblues\" https://youtu.be/mPI16dfV2oo\n\"Lode Runner\"\nhttps://youtu.be/ayKSgwhe43k\n\"Many Hands\"\nhttps://youtu.be/SJoMpI2nnYI\nYour music is awesome! Thanks so much.\nHi, I used one of your tracks on a video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JoLjAA2fpiw\nSandsofa Studios on 11/14/18 at 08:11PM\nHi Podington Bear, I don't wanna post maybe another bad news, but I have to know if you made similar expiriences on Youtube.\nLast week I loaded some of my music up to youtube. Then there came a message that another has the copyright to some of my songs. The name of this organisation is \"RouteNote\". They monetized it, and became money from advertising from all who used my music on youtube. Now I'am try to become my songs free from this illegal stolen rights. I have the strong suspicion that I'am not alone. I come to know, that much have similar expieriences, ... and that this are bot's, I think they scanned over FMA and catch music. We have together go against this rights theft. Or what is your expierience, did someone know RouteNote? sadly greetings Lobo",
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        "raw_content": "Visit to the National Assembly of Ecuador\nThe students of the law discussion course and modeling course with the president of the foundation and the queen of the province of Los Rios visited the National Assembly of Ecuador, where they had meetings with two assembly members from the provinces of Guayas and Los Rios.\nThird-year high school students swore to the National Ecuadorian Flag\nSeptember 26 is celebrated as National Flag Day of Ecuador. In all of the high schools, students of the third year of high school gave the 'yes we swear' in unison to commemorate this Day. Among them were three students of the foundation. Dressed in official schools uniforms and white gloves, the students made their entry into the main school's courtyard, to the rhythm of the march. It is very important day in the student's life in Ecuador.\nVacation's curse\nHalf of the schoo's year is already behind us. During the weekly holidays we organize supplementary classes.\nEuropean vs Latino Youth - School of Leaders\nToday's meeting in the leaders school was dominated by two issues: the problem of drugs and addictions, why they are dangerous and the lives of teenagers in Europ\nTo encourage students to read and improve their reading skills, we organize a reading competition with prizes. Thirty children who participated in the competition read two fragments of several stories.\nTime goes fast. Daily activities.\nThe classes in the modeling course continue and we are preparing a surprise for the foundation's anniversary. Among the participants of the course there is a girl from the foundation.",
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        "raw_content": "08 Feb We caught up with Hanna and Megan from Yeovil Town Ladies\nInterview: We caught up with defender Hannah Short.\nWhat has the transition been like to full-time football?\nIt has been a tough one, but one that I\u2019ve wanted for a long time. I feel like the girls are individually and collectively improving as the days go by. It\u2019s amazing how having contact on the ball most days can really pay off. And I think a lot of teams can see that Yeovil has improved this season to last season.\nHow much of an impact has the gaffer had since he has come in?\nHe has brought some strong players in and drilled a lot of things home about the basics behind football and also had an emphasis on attacking as well which has paid off. We have been able to get a lot of opportunities in front of goal and have already got two goals, which I think is the same as the whole of last season.\nHow are you enjoying playing at Dorchester?\nIt\u2019s a bit of a journey from where I live but I\u2019ll take it as it\u2019s a great environment and the changing rooms are big (bonus room for each player) haha!\nIt feels like home and we are welcomed by all the staff working there and hopefully we can pick up some points here.\nAWFUL. I don\u2019t want to talk about it \u2013 haha!!\nWho in the team has the best/worst banter?\nOoooh. I\u2019d say Amy has the worst banter and Simon (Emily Syme) is a quiet one but has great bants.\nWe caught up with left back Megan Alexander who joined the club in the summer. At 25 years old, she has already won WSL1 with Bristol City Women and represented England at under-17 level.\nShe has been an ever-present for Yeovil this season and has teamed up with her former Millwall boss Lee Burch in her first ever professional season.\nFind out more about her here\u2026\nHow are you finding being a professional footballer with #YTLFC?\nYou get to wake up every day and play football which is amazing. Not many people can say they enjoy their jobs but I\u2019m fortunate that I love mine.\nYou played under the gaffer at Millwall last season. How has it been working with him in a full-time environment?\nIt\u2019s been great, he gave me my confidence and belief back last season when I was part time so working with him every day is even better for me.\nHow are you enjoying living in Somerset?\nIt\u2019s very different to home and there\u2019s a lot of fields and tractors around but the support Yeovil has around here is amazing so it\u2019s good to be part of that.\nWhat would you be doing if you weren\u2019t a footballer?\nI\u2019d love to be a Personal Trainer or work with animals.\nI\u2019d have to say my highlight was getting promoted to WSL1 with Bristol City.\nBiggest drama queen?\nBest banter?\nBest trainer?",
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        "raw_content": "State of Decay 2 News Coming at E3 2017\nUndead Labs announces to fans that they can see more gameplay of State of Decay 2 at E3 2017 in June, as well as learn the game\u2019s release date and platforms.\nMicrosoft\u2019s E3 2016 press conference was defined by a slew of new game announcements, including State of Decay 2, the four-player co-op followup to the zombie survival game from Undead Labs. Fans of the first State of Decay have been waiting patiently for more news on the game since its E3 announcement, but as it turns out, they will have to wait for gaming\u2019s biggest show to roll around again next year.\nAs announced by Undead Labs in a blog post, State of Decay 2 will be showcased at E3 2017 in June. According to Undead Labs founder Jeff Strain, the State of Decay 2 presentation at E3 2017 will be rather substantial, as fans will get another look at its gameplay, as well as learn the game\u2019s release date and the systems it\u2019s coming out for.\nIt\u2019s interesting that Strain made it a point to say that fans will learn which systems they\u2019ll be able to play State of Decay 2 on. After all, the game is being published by Microsoft, and it\u2019s already been confirmed for PC and Xbox One. In fact, its Xbox Play Anywhere functionality, which allows players to own the game on both PC and Xbox One, was one of the main talking points from its appearance at E3 2016.\nConsidering this, it\u2019s not likely that State of Decay 2 is coming to PS4, Nintendo Switch, or any other platform that Microsoft isn\u2019t invested in. So, why would Undead Labs need to clarify what platforms State of Decay 2 is in development for? Well, as some may recall, Microsoft actually has a brand new home console releasing next holiday season in the form of Project Scorpio.\nProject Scorpio, said to be the most powerful console ever when it releases next holiday season, will function like an upgraded Xbox One. There\u2019s conflicting information available, but it seems like every Xbox One game will work with Scorpio, and some will have added benefits like improved resolution and load times. Presumably, this means fans will learn of State of Decay 2\u2018s bonus Scorpio benefits come E3 next summer.\nFor State of Decay fans, the wait to next year\u2019s E3 and the chance to see more of State of Decay 2 will be a long one. But with the promise of learning the game\u2019s release date and its possible Project Scorpio benefits, as well as getting a look at the four player co-op that was originally planned for the first game, hopefully the wait to see State of Decay 2 again will be worth it.\nState of Decay 2 will be available in 2017 for PC and Xbox One.",
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        "raw_content": "Parts of Maine had a foot of new snow last night. Hard to believe here in Southern Maine. The sun is out here now and our temperatures are expected to be in the fifties through the weekend.\nWhat I great Senior Fitness session I had today! I increased the weights, resistance, and times on all my routines for the first time since last December when I was cut back by doctor\u2019s orders. Although I have been increasing slightly with each session, today I exceeded all my previous \u201cbests.\u201d I was very tired but my heart felt normal and I felt great. I think I\u2019m kind of proud of myself today. Perhaps all this effort is now taking shape once again.\nThe rest of this was written beginning at 5:30 this morning and it\u2019s hard to keep organized at that time. But I\u2019m leaving it as is because perhaps in its ramble, it best says what I want to say.\nThe more I think about President Obama\u2019s car initiative, the more I believe it won\u2019t be good for America. This nation has been built on capitalism, people investing in businesses and businesses producing the goods we need. As a business becomes more successful and the demand for those goods increases, people are put to work and the economy grows.\nBut we\u2019ve run into some tough times and at the moment the auto industry is carrying the problem on its back. I\u2019m not convinced the potentially impending demise of American automakers is wholly because of decisions it has made. Like the banking industry, like the finance industry, like the real estate industry, many of our economic woes lie squarely on the federal government.\nThe government has put its hand into each of these. International agreements have allowed many, most American industries to move to business friendlier environments leaving behind closed plants and many people out of work. Regulations requiring banks and financial institutions to grant mortgages to people who otherwise would not qualify. That may very well be the biggest contributor to our woes.\nAs more people were able to get mortgages, the housing industry built more and more houses. Even though Congress was warned at least eight years ago that the loosening of mortgage requirements was leading to disaster, Congress refused to recognize the problem and do anything about it. As was warned, people could not pay for their new homes. The \u201cAmerican Dream\u201d began to crumble.\nHow did this all date back almost 75 years? It was then the \u201cNew Deal\u201d created, among other things, Fannie Mae and later Freddie Mac, the two financial giants originally federal programs then quasi independent agencies. They were one who guaranteed most home mortgages. Now this is an over-simplification and an awful lot has been left out, but by now most of you already know the story.\nAs the dream of home ownership crumbled, so did banks and other financial institutions. As they crumbled, credit crumbled and people stopped buying cars. The dominoes continued to fall and today it\u2019s the automakers turn to take the hit.\nIt\u2019s not just the credit that\u2019s hurting the auto industry. Part of the problem was a government requirement to build cars according to increasingly tightening standards, cars the American public simply did not want. There are thousands of new automobiles in storage on lots all over the country. I wish I had saved the pictures of many of those lots when I saw them not long ago.\nNow the government appears to be in a very subtle takeover of the American auto industry. It is setting criteria for a bailout and it is letting the automakers know it will control the companies. We saw the first hit over the weekend when the government forced the resignation of the CEO of General Motors. That was the signal the takeover is beginning.\nFord Motor Company, which has not taken part in the bailout plan, may be spared for the time being; but GM and Chrysler Corporation may be in deep doo doo. Bankruptcy may be the only chance for restructuring for survival, but that restructuring will undoubtedly under the tight control of the government.\nTo get people to buy cars, the President has announced he will ask Congress for some financial considerations. He says that depending on your income bracket, you will be able to deduct a portion of the sales tax on a new car bought between now and the end of the year. Note that\u2019s a portion of the tax, not the full tax. He also says the excise tax may be deducted, but it already can be.\nHe also will ask Congress for a financial incentive to buy the green, more fuel-efficient cars that people have already said they don\u2019t want. An incentive, however, certainly could motivate a lot of people hungering for a new car.\nThere\u2019s also a chance that people won\u2019t buy cars because of the threat of bankruptcy, so the President is proposing the government establish a fund to guarantee the warranties on cars if the maker goes out of business. And so, like the banking and other financial industries, the government extends deeper and deeper into control of corporate America.\nI hate to think that this might be the beginning of the end of our capitalistic society and the real beginning of a new socialism. Capitalism, whether we like it or not, has been the backbone of the greatness of America. How many of those other countries which have already embraced socialism can now claim greatness? The \u201creal\u201d American Dream is the ability of business to create jobs that people can use to work toward filling their own dream. That for which we work is far more valuable than that which we are handed. Socialism cannot fulfill The American Dream.\nWe have a relatively unstructured rambling rant today, and I probably should take the time to go back and make it more structured. I\u2019m not going to do that as it is, after all, just a rambling rant. I\u2019m not happy with where my thoughts have led me this Tuesday morning.\nThe Auto Bailout\nYesterday wasn\u2019t a particular bad day, but it did rain just about all day. It would appear from the forecast that we\u2019re in for some more stormy weather over the next couple of weeks. Morning showers today will give way to sunshine and nice weather for a couple of days before the water flow begins again. It will be warm, at least warmer than Sunday, and the weather people hint of getting into the 50s through next weekend. I\u2019m not positive, but both I think I heard a couple claps of thunder last night.\nBecause of the predicted rain, we didn\u2019t expect Gator Daughter to be here yesterday, and she wasn\u2019t. In fact, Gator Wife and I just spent a very lazy day doing very little. She read for most of the day and once the afternoon arrived, I was glued to the NCAA men\u2019s and women\u2019s basketball tourneys. I picked up quite a lot of the Sprint NASCAR race at Martinsville.\nI also found myself checking in occasionally toward the end of the golf tournament to see how Tiger Woods was doing. He won with a birdie on the 18th (72nd of the tourney) hole, his first victory since returning to the tour a few weeks ago following last season\u2019s surgery.\nThis could be a pivotal week for America\u2019s auto makers, especially General Motors and Chrysler Corp. Both are seeking billions of dollars in loans in addition to the billions they\u2019ve already received. The auto makers say they face bankruptcy unless they get the money. President Obama said on CBS\u2019s Face the Nation yesterday that the auto makers must go a much longer way toward restructuring before any more loans will be approved.\nHe insists the labor unions, management, credit holders, shareholders, and others must all be included in the restructuring. The company has participated by announced several thousand job cuts worldwide. But the President says that\u2019s simply not enough. The CEO of GM has resigned under pressure from the President. And that, my friends, I think is the beginning of a slippery slope for American business.\nAuto makers in several other companies have also asked their governments for bailout money, but have been rejected. They also face bankruptcy. Unlike the United States leaders who believe creating more deficits can lead to prosperity, other countries realize that probably isn\u2019t the best course.\nWay back when America\u2019s companies began their quest for government money or face bankruptcy, I was on the side that said bankruptcy might be the best solution. It still might be. One thing bankruptcy might succeed in doing is getting those concessions from the various entities that feed the auto industry. President Obama wants American automakers to get their costs more in line with foreign companies to make them more competitive. Of course government requirements on the autos being created by American companies have no effect on that competitiveness.\nThe President departs tomorrow on an eight-day, five-country European trip where he hopes he\u2019ll demonstrate that his style is more effective in producing world peace, economic recovery, and environmental changes. Early indications are he may run into more resistance than he expects.\nMoney will be on the minds of state legislators this week. The group that forecasts revenues for the state will be meeting this week with its revised predictions expected later this month. It could be a crucial forecast when it does come out because the legislature is now working on the state budget for the next biennium. A huge deficit is already projected and many who follow such things are saying that the projection will grow dramatically when the new forecast is released.\nThe committee looking into the new budget will also meet this week. The Democrats have put forth a plan to reduce the highest rate of state income tax but increase the number of items covered by the sales tax and other taxes. The Democrats say the changes will be revenue neutral but Mainers will have more money to spend. Of course we won\u2019t, but I\u2019m always amazed at how many people will accept the explanation. If their plan wasn\u2019t designed for them to get more money to spend, they wouldn\u2019t work so hard on creating it.\nThe committee is working as if there will be no higher deficit, even though they\u2019ve been warned there will be. If that is the case and they pass the budget generally as is, almost immediately they\u2019ll have to make changes. Of course no one, except some Republicans, is discussing places where the budget can be cut to make savings.\nAnd so a new week is underway.\nFocus on the Gator Golden\nWasn\u2019t it just yesterday or possibly a couple days ago that I was saying it was either the first weekend of March or the last one of February? March was one of the fastest months I can remember. I just looked over my calendar and there wasn\u2019t anything particularly exciting about the month. Sure, I did get released from all my post-operation restrictions. Sure, I did get my teeth cleaned by at my dentist\u2019s office. Sure, I paid my town\u2019s property taxes. Sure, I went to my monthly retiree luncheon. And I did move into the next year of my life. But none of those things would make the month zip into eternity.\nBut here we are, the last weekend of March. Of course there will be a couple of days left as the new week begins, but March has all but gone. At least we\u2019ll be arriving in April during the coming week and we all know that means May flowers are just around the corner.\nWe still have just a little snow in our back yard behind the house where the sun never shines. Gator Golden loves that little spot.\nThat\u2019s her absolute #1 favorite outdoor toy she\u2019s guarding while cooling off in a little patch of snow.\nOh, oh. Looking at that bulkhead sure does remind me I have a chore to do this spring. I had forgotten about it. Or perhaps hoping it would paint itself.\nGator Daughter and her Golden will be here as is often the situation on Saturdays. She and Gator Wife will spend some time outdoors today and probably get the final bunch of sticks picked up. GW will do most of that while GD \u2018entertains\u2019 the two dogs. Both pups will be sleeping very well tonight.\nWhen we first got the ball for GG, we thought it would be folly as there was no way for her to get it in her mouth. That was two years ago. She was holding it in her mouth within 10 minutes of getting it. GD kicks the ball all over the yard and GG would chase it and bring it back as long and often as it would get kicked or tossed. That\u2019ll be the case Saturday, too. The other pup will just sit or stand there and watch the drama taking place.\nThese three pictures, incidentally, were taken Thursday while the sun was still out. We got some shower activity over night into Friday and the forecast is calling for a veritable deluge Sunday so probably GD and her dog will not visit us Sunday. We\u2019ve learned over the years, of course, that what\u2019s forecast isn\u2019t always what happens.\nNow with the ball well under control she looks around first to decide where she\u2019s heading. For the next several minutes she\u2019ll prance and parade around the yard. When she\u2019s outdoors, Gator Golden and her ball are never far apart.\nThis last weekend in March is now in full swing and it\u2019ll bring what it will bring. We hope you enjoy yours as much as we\u2019ll enjoy ours and when the weekend gives way to Monday, we\u2019ll be back for some rantin\u2019 and ravin\u2019.\nWeight loss program commercials\nWe got a little rain overnight. Some weather reports last night said some snowflakes could have fallen last night, but in my yard I see no evidence that happened. It is a little wet out there, though. The National Weather Service says we could see some flaking until about 11 AM before gradual clearing sets in. Tomorrow should be a great day with sunny skies and highs in the 50s, but the NWS says there\u2019s a 100% chance of rain Sunday.\nI didn\u2019t see President Obama\u2019s Internet Town Meeting yesterday. I have read several reviews of the session and they fall just about where one would expect. The nature of the reviews simply reflected the views of the reviewers. So this is one time I\u2019m going to refrain from commenting. I can\u2019t think of any fair way for me to do it. Fairness isn\u2019t among the traits I claim in that little box at the top of the column to the right, but I\u2019ll still not comment.\nI haven\u2019t listened to Rush Limbaugh for probably close to a couple of years. As I had said in an earlier piece here, I don\u2019t remember why I stopped; but once the habit of listening was broken, it was very easy to stay away. I\u2019ve become intrigued again, thanks to the Democrats. They were trying to convince us that Rush is the titular head of the Republican Party. I don\u2019t believe he is, but it has gotten me thinking about the radio talk show host.\nSo yesterday I tuned him in for a short period. I don\u2019t remember the whole section, and since I was driving at the time I didn\u2019t take any notes. What I did hear was interesting. He was actually warning the Democrats that what goes around comes around. Right now, he said, the Democrats have control of the federal government. He pointed out that one day the Republicans will regain control. It\u2019s inevitable as that\u2019s just the way cycles work.\nWhen they do, he said, they will use all the bad laws increasing the control of the federal government to use against Republicans right back at the Democrats. Increase taxes on business leaders today; taxes will be increased on athletes and entertainers tomorrow. This is just a brief synopsis of sorts of that segment of the show. I did find it entertaining and I might start listening once again. \u201cMight\u201d is the operative word. As for yesterday, I reached the end of my trip and thus the end of my listening.\nI haven\u2019t offered my thoughts on a commercial for a while so here\u2019s some. I don\u2019t know anyone who has actually used one of those food plan weight loss programs, such as Weightwatchers, Jenny Craig, Nutrisystem, etc. (All of those are registered trademarks of their respective companies.) Of all the spokes folks they\u2019ve used, I\u2019m most impressed with Valerie Bertinelli on the Jenny Craig spots. A very close second is Marie Osmond on Nutrisystem.\nI think the Jenny Craig people also like Bertinelli extremely well, too, as she seems to keep coming back with new commercials even though the company seems to be trying new people. In the commercials she claims she has lost 40 pounds. Looking at her before and after pictures is impressive; she also looks like she lost 10 or 15 years off her 49 years old age.\nOsmond, who like Bertinelli, was born in 1960 and she too not only demonstrates a great weight loss (45 pounds), but also looks years younger than when she started. There are other notable celebrities who claim weight loss using Nutrisystem. I liked the results demonstrated by Don Shula and Dan Marino using the men\u2019s plan.\nKirstie Alley claimed she lost, what? 70 pounds? on the Jenny Craig plan. Good secret there. To me she looked heavier when she stopped appearing than when she started. And the current spokes celebrity, Phyllis Rashad, is just not interesting to watch. The script they\u2019ve given her doesn\u2019t help at all. And can you really see any difference in her size?\nMy biggest question is, Do these programs really work? Sure, we see obvious results in the commercials, but what happens five, ten years down the road? I think there\u2019s just a slim possibility that the best plan continues to be a good exercise program and diet control. Those ingredients also can fail once the program stops, but the program is certainly a whole lot less expensive.\nNow my little stream of conscience: I developed this piece last night and not this morning. I\u2019m having some trouble with my cable TV box\u2026the high channels, especially the HD ones, keep breaking up. I\u2019ve had to reboot my box at least once every day and some days several times. This is the worst time of the season for the problem to happen\u2026we\u2019re in the middle of both the men\u2019s and women\u2019s NCAA basketball tourneys. Both are on the HD channels and break up. In fairness, I haven\u2019t lost anything because they both can be seen on the lower channels as well.\nHowever, I\u2019m still angry at not being able to watch something for which I\u2019m paying. Time Warner is coming today, anytime after 7 AM to fix my problem, so I needed to have this finished for my normal Friday publication. Hmmm. I wonder how the cost of DirecTV compares with cable.\nThe insurance company cares!\nWe\u2019re told that before this Thursday is over, there\u2019s a chance of some rain activity. I believe the forecast. My bones and joints tell me that within 50 miles of my house a storm will erupt. Those fancy weather maps show the rain drying up as it crosses into Maine, but at least this morning I\u2019m going to believe the forecasters. The temperatures, though, are nice right now. I\u2019m not sure how they\u2019ll be as the day progresses.\nThursday is also my senior fitness day and I increased each of the elements of my routine a little bit. At one point I had to stop for a few minutes to let the joints catch up with me, but today I found that darned balance ball that is such a chore for me. I had forgotten to do it Tuesday, the first day I was back at the place with no restrictions. I was surprised that after two months, I could still stand on the thing. Perhaps there\u2019s some small hope for me after all.\nI\u2019m not sure where I want to go today. There are so many things affecting all of us from both the state and the federal governments that getting focused occasionally gets very difficult. This is one of those difficult days.\nI think I\u2019ll just take the day off.\nHere\u2019s a good thing. Today is Gator Daughter\u2019s birthday. She\u2019s in her 40s and I guess that\u2019s about all I should say about that. However, she does get to choose the eating place. I mentioned earlier this month when I had one of these memorable days that it is a tradition in our family that the birthday person gets to choose the eating place. Care to guess how many times \u201chome\u201d has been that place?\nIt isn\u2019t tonight, either. Her choice was the Texas Roadhouse so that\u2019s where we\u2019ll be going tonight. We like the steaks there. For many, probably most in my age range, the place does have one minor fault. It\u2019s extremely noisy. I have an advantage over that noise as I wear two hearing aids. They both have a little button that greatly minimizes the noise.\nOf course that means that sometimes the conversation involving me gets interesting. I can, however, manage the noise.\nAfter we eat, we\u2019ll be coming back to Gator Country for dessert. GD always bakes a cake on her parents\u2019 days. We bake hers at a local bakery. It\u2019s always good and she doesn\u2019t complain. She likes to make cakes; we don\u2019t. During this part of the celebration is when she\u2019ll get her gifts from us.\nI think I found one of the reasons health care costs are so high. Last night I got a phone call from my insurance carrier. Actually, this was the second call. The first one had come the night before telling me about a program offered by the carrier for patients with heart disease. That caller told me I\u2019d be getting a call from a registered nurse to help me understand my disease and ways I can take care of myself. I could also ask any question I might have about the disease.\nThe next night, last night, that second call did come. One question she asked was if I understood what my disease was. I politely explained that I\u2019ve been living with the knowledge of it since my heart attack eight years ago and probably for many years before that when I didn\u2019t know I had it. I explained that I\u2019ve discussed my heart disease many, many times with my physician. She thought that was good.\nThen she went into a long description of what heart disease is, including the health signs that would indicate it. Again, possibly a little less politely I explained that living with the knowledge of this thing for as long as I have and because I diligently and regularly go to both my heart doctor and my primary care physician with any signs that develop along with very regular checkups, I was well aware of the situation.\nShe wanted to keep the dialogue going, but I got lucky. She had called right in the middle of the supper hour and Wife Gator had completed its preparation. I explained I was being called to my evening meal because she had chosen a terrible time for her call. I reiterated that I follow all my doctor\u2019s recommendations and advice and all that would take a whole lot of precedence over a telephone call to or from a nurse in another state that I\u2019ve never seen or with whom I\u2019ve never developed a relationship.\nI explained quickly that the chance of my ever calling this insurance company service was slightly less than zero. She didn\u2019t want to let go and asked what I would like to do with this current case\u2026set up a time for another call or close it out. \u201cClose it out?\u201d I asked. \u201cI never opened one.\u201d\nShe said it was opened the previous night when I got that initial call. I, still trying to be polite which isn\u2019t my nature with unsolicited phone calls, explained that since I hadn\u2019t initiated the call, I didn\u2019t open anything so she had better check with the that first caller on what she wished to do. I thanked her for her concern and headed off for supper.\nJust a couple days ago I got a \u201creport\u201d on my medical activity from the same insurance company. It listed all the drugs I take. It suggested I discuss taking Coumadin to help keep my blood thin so it would flow easier and ask my doctor if I should have a blood test. I\u2019ve been taking Coumadin for nine years and those are the blood tests I mention here at least once a month. The report suggested I schedule an annual exam so my doctor could easily follow my health. I\u2019ve been getting an annual exam every year for so many years I can\u2019t remember when they started.\nI\u2019ve had this same insurance company for at least 30 and probably more years. I appreciate their newly found concern over my health, but from these two experiences with their idea of help I\u2019ve concluded they could save themselves and me some money by dumping these \u201chelps\u201d and lowering my premiums.\nWednesday. We\u2019re told it might be a little warmer here, primarily because the wind is dying or has died down. This has been a very cold week so far. Sure, the temperatures have gotten into the 30s, but the wind has been howling thanks to a low pressure system off the coast. It\u2019s a psychological cold more than anything. After all, it is spring. It\u2019s just that the creator of weather hasn\u2019t glanced at the calendar yet.\nIt\u2019s not just Wednesday. It\u2019s the last one of the month. That means our little group of retirees will be meeting around noon today for our monthly luncheon session. We\u2019ve been having these sessions for a dozen years and they\u2019re always fun and relaxing. Although we touch upon the events of the world, especially the sports world, we make no attempts to resolve problems. Politics is generally left outside the restaurant. It\u2019s just a good hour or so. Two of the group are in Florida so we will be down by a couple today.\nThere was a good story yesterday in the Portland Press Herald about something we don\u2019t very often get pointed out to us. The story explained how the loss of jobs sends economic ripples throughout the economy. And if the premise is true for Maine, it must also be true for the whole country. We all know there have been a lot of jobs lost in America in the past several months.\nThe reason is very simple: if you don\u2019t have any income, you have to cut way back your outgo. It\u2019s the peripheral businesses that take the biggest hit. Families can\u2019t eat out as often so restaurants aren\u2019t making as much money. People can\u2019t afford movies or other places of entertainment. Recreation is cut back. Those are good examples, but people also cut back in necessities like groceries, clothing, etc.\nBills get prioritized and paid as best as people can. As businesses get fewer dollars, they also have to make adjustments, often resulting in layoffs or closings. So the ripple grows.\nGovernment revenue takes a huge it, too. The State is experiencing shortfalls in revenue in just about all tax categories, including state income tax and sales tax. Job losses and the ripple effect of spending cause both those shortfalls. As more people lose their income, the state gets less tax money. As people cut back spending, the state gets fewer tax dollars. As business shutter their doors, business tax falls short.\nThat brings us to a tax reform idea being promoted by Democrats in Augusta. At least the Democrats are calling at reform. Republicans refer to it as a shift and shaft plan. Basically it would lower the state\u2019s highest income tax rate from 8.5% to 6.5%. That tax kicks in below the $20-thousand income level. But simply cutting taxes is never on Democrats\u2019 minds. To replace the lost revenue, they would add a whole bunch of items that would be charged a sales tax and would increase some of the other taxes we now pay.\nIt is true that some of the state\u2019s population would pay up to two percent less on their income, but they would more than make that up in the increased sales and other taxes. Curiously, the hardest hit on the new sales taxes would be the Democrats\u2019 strength, the state\u2019s poor, many of whom do not pay income taxes but will now have to shoulder the higher sales taxes. That\u2019s higher because of the number of items added, not because of a rate increase.\nThe Democrats delude themselves, or not as some believe they know exactly what they are doing, or at least their supporters by calling it revenue neutral and that they taxpayers will have more money in their pockets. Just one place this is delusional is the meals\u2019 tax. The Democrats want to increase it because, they say, that makes visitors to the state pay more of their share. Yet the restaurant association points out that the majority of folks eating in their establishments\u2026far less now with the economy already in the tank\u2026are Mainers. An increase in taxes could very well cause even more people to eat out less often thus decreasing the state\u2019s coffers even more.\nI could easily go through a whole litany of similar situations, all of which would lead to the same place, an even greater shortfall in state revenue.\nIn any event, the state cannot put two dollars in the Mainers\u2019 left pocket and take out $2.50 and call it revenue neutral or convince many taxpayers they have more money. People in the state are spending less because there is less to spend. Sure, a recent report says the income grew a little, but since the report was prepared, even more Mainers have lost their jobs. The revenue in Augusta is demonstrating the fallacy of the report.\nIs there an answer? Sure, but the Legislature will neither recognize it or the solution. Shucks, they don\u2019t even recognize the problem. The answer? Reduction in spending. Our welfare system must be reined in. One simple place would be to pass a Republican legislator\u2019s welfare reform bill which defines standards on welfare, such as bringing the system into compliance with Federal guidelines, restricting the length of time recipients are eligible, make sure people are truly Maine residents with residency requirements, among those standards. My bet is the Democrats will not let it pass.\nInsurance reform could eliminate the dubious need for the unbelievably expensive Dirigo health project, the one similar to one that Congressional Democrats along with the President want to bury us with.\nThere are many more places where spending could be reduced. It won\u2019t happen because the Democrats will tell us all that would result would be no response to fires, no police protection, children and the elderly would die, and the list goes on.\nMeanwhile, I can\u2019t speak for you, but this household is suffering. We need real, honest change, such as less government, and we need it now.\nSpeaking of hope and change, have you been following the latest from the Feds? Obama officials are calling for even more authority to take your property away from you. Don\u2019t think the request to Congress just involves business\u2026Business is generally supported by stocks and bonds. That means you.\nAnd finally, The Florida Gator women played UConn last night in the Women\u2019s NCAA basketball tourney and the men played Penn State in the NIT. \u2018Nuff said.\nThe restrictions are no more!\nI\u2019m pleased to say I did my full workout this morning. Doing my weights above my head felt rather funny because I haven\u2019t done anything above my head for two months. Oh, shucks, I just now remembered the balance ball. I didn\u2019t do it this morning, only because I forgot it. I\u2019ll get back to that dreaded thing Thursday.\nI did take the advice of the cardio people and the PT and AT at the fitness place and didn\u2019t push too hard today so that I can gradually work back into full throttle. But it was nice not having those restrictions on what I can do. I can already see the wheels turning at home as Wife Gator thinks of things for me to do around here. It\u2019ll all be worth it.\nIn case you didn\u2019t figure it out, my visit yesterday at the cardio place was highly successful, at least from my perspective.\nIt\u2019s been a long time coming, but except for living with it, the adventure of my ICD (implanted cardioverter device) ended yesterday. I got my final O.K. to return to all my normal activity. I have my ICD tested at the heart center and all is working just fine. Having a routine test is now another of my annual events, but implant is solid, working exactly as it should, and is keeping a close tab on the workings of my heart.\nActually the device gets a full test every three months and, as soon as the receiver arrives, takes readings nightly. I didn\u2019t know it until yesterday, but the device has a wireless transmitter in it that sends the readings to a receiver in my bedroom while I\u2019m sleeping. If it shows all the parameters are in a normal range, that\u2019s it. If it determines one is or more is out of range, it automatically transmits the readings to the heart center for doctor reading.\nAfter the doctor\u2019s review, I could get a call to get to the office immediately or the call could inform me there was a situation and what I should do about it, such as change some medication. I suppose I could be told to get to the hospital; but if it were that bad, by the time the doctor read the readings, I could be dead, or already on the way to the emergency room.\nI should point out that if I get two shocks (defibrillations) I\u2019m supposed to call 9-1-1 immediately.\nProblem or no problem, the readings get transmitted automatically every three months. Quite a device that ICD. It watches for abnormalities and makes corrections like a pacemaker if the heart beats too slowly or defibrillates like those paddle devices you see on TV if the beat gets too fast. Or something like that. All I really care about is it\u2019s trying to take care of me.\nThe important outcome of yesterday\u2019s session was the lifting of all restrictions that had been placed on me at the time the device was inserted. I still have three and was told these would be with me forever. I can\u2019t shoot a gun with my left hand, especially one resting against my shoulder. I cannot have MRI\u2019s, and I cannot use an arc welder. I also should avoid anything that could cause a sudden jolt to my left chest or shoulder.\nThat means today, as I mentioned above, I could return to full activity at my senior fitness center. I was advised to get back into the full routine slowly, more because of my age and condition than because of the implant. So this will probably be the last extensive message about the device. I would be pleased if some of you have followed this from the beginning and have learned something about the Implanted Cardioverter Device. When I first began, it sounded scary. I\u2019d recommend it to anyone whose doctor says, \u201cWe need to start a discussion.\u201d\nI\u2019ve spend a lot more time on this today than I had planned when I started, but I think it\u2019s important that people know of the miracles available to us in these times. My discussion of the ICD has been periodically on-going since last September. We\u2019ve also attempted, with the help of my Fearless Friend, to give you a little education with a multi-part series about another important, scary sounding operation, cataract surgery. I know he alleviated my fears about that operation. I hope I\u2019ve helped any of you who have heart disease.\nBecause of all these words today, I\u2019m holding off any rant or rave today. I\u2019d be surprised if something didn\u2019t come to me for tomorrow.\nNews day about my ICD\nI have a busy morning scheduled today so this post was written over the weekend and not this morning. I mention this to you because some of the things I\u2019ll discuss are from the weekend news and there could be developments not included here. There are occasions, however, when my thoughts have to take a back seat to necessary real things.\nLike today. My morning began very early as I had to do all my usual morning chores before 6:15 AM. Little things, like showering and the other things people must do to prepare for a day. Even breakfast was consumed between 5 and 5:30 because Gator Wife leaves for her part time job shortly after 5:30.\nMy first appointment, which has been scheduled for the last six months, is an easy one. The hygienist at my dentist\u2019s office is an early bird and I have an appointment for 7 AM to get my teeth cleaned. It\u2019s not a big deal, but very bad early experiences with my childhood dentist caused me to punish him by not taking care of my teeth. I guess I don\u2019t have to tell you who got punished. I\u2019ll probably have cavities.\nThe second appointment was made just last Friday, and it\u2019s the much more important one for today. By mid to late morning, I could be released from all my restrictions following the insertion of a cardiac device at the end of January. That device will be tested at the cardiology office to be sure it\u2019s working properly and it\u2019ll also give them a record of the activity of my heart for the last seven weeks. If it all works out as I\u2019m hoping it will, any and all remaining restrictions, except arc welding, shooting of guns, and MRIs, will be lifted.\nThe best part is that I have to have today\u2019s test every three months; but after today on test day I\u2019ll put a device on my chest and while I\u2019m sleeping that night, it\u2019ll call the cardio place and transmit the readings. I\u2019m told I\u2019ll never know it\u2019s happening.\nAll that necessary and special activity is why I\u2019m posting today\u2019s comments Sunday to be revealed by Blogger this morning.\nNow for some thoughts on the weekend news. I had planned not to spend all my time on President Obama and his administration this week. Those plans are not looking too good.\nThe non-partisan Congressional Budget Office (CBO) has told members of Congress that the spending by Congress and President Obama\u2019s projected budget are causing a much worse projected deficit than previously reported. The new project says that over the next ten years, the deficit will reach to more than $9-trillion, more than $2-trillion over the President\u2019s projection.\nThe proposed budget for this year is forecast to be about $200-billion more than the President has told us. Many of his key plans for \u201chope and change\u201d haven\u2019t even been revealed yet. He still wants to expand universal health care, increase education spending, develop efficiency in energy use, and reduce the deficit by a half.\nOne very difficult part of all this is most of us, truly including me, have precious little concept of what a trillion dollars is. Or a billion dollars, for that matter. We do know it\u2019s an awful lot of money and we can understand that it will be our children, grand children, and generations yet born that will be paying for all this spending.\nAs I said on numerous occasions, when you and I have overspent our budgets and find ourselves in a hole (deficit), we have to make serious adjustments and cut some of that spending. We cannot, like the federal government is doing right now, head to our printing presses and pour out more money to pay for our extravagance. The feds are printing more than a trillion dollars with nothing to back it up as I write this.\nLike Maine Democrats, the Washington ones believe the answer to all things is increasing taxes. Never mind that most of us cannot afford to spend any more on taxes as Maine\u2019s projected tax collections are demonstrating, just increase the taxes. No direct quote here, but it\u2019s almost like President Obama and the Congress, and Maine government officials, have the attitude of \u201cDon\u2019t worry about it. Just do it.\u201d I think they\u2019ve ever heard of reducing spending.\nI think they do have one thing going for them. Because the numbers are so far above honest comprehension, most of us don\u2019t really understand what the government screw ups are costing us and just how much the Democrats desire to change from a democracy to socialism is going to cost hard working, honest Americans.\nTo be continued. A discussion of Maine\u2019s economic projections is also right around the corner.\nAnd a note on a different topic. The NCAA basketball tournament is underway. I love basketball games when officials allow the kids to play the game, sometimes very hard, and only blow the whistle when the flow is interrupted. And most games at this tourney level are played that way. Not last Friday night\u2019s Pitt vs. East Tennessee State. I have nothing in this game. My Gators aren\u2019t even in the tourney and who wins matters not to me. Top seeded Pitt won as they should have, but the officials did all they could to show they were the most important people there. I thought it was one of the worst post-season officiated games I\u2019ve seen.\nWe have reached the first full weekend of spring. Actually, it\u2019s the first weekend of spring as this new season arrived only Friday. It tried to keep it a secret, though, as the day did not produce what I would call Spring-like weather. The sun did shine brightly and the temperature did cross over the freezing mark, but I say it was cold.\nThere is an English rule, and I truly did know it at one time, when the word \u201cspring\u201d should be capitalized in sentences, except for the first word in a sentence. The same rule applies to the other seasons, too. As much as I rack my brain, what\u2019s left of it, I simply cannot come up with the rule. I think it has something to do with the use of the word and whether it is referring to the season or not. But then there are times when even referring to the season, it\u2019s not capitalized. Shucks. I\u2019ll continue to misuse it, and maybe sometime that rule will suddenly come to me.\nActually, does anyone really care?\nGator Daughter and her beautiful Golden Retriever will be visiting us this weekend, as she does most weekends. Since most of the snow in our yard has gone to snow heaven, GD and Gator Wife will most likely spend a goodly portion of the time wandering around the yard making plans for the five flower gardens and two vegetable gardens we have.\nI know GW has sent for some new flower bulbs of some sort. They haven\u2019t yet arrived and it\u2019s too early for planting anyway. But there are several so the girls will be planning on which garden or gardens will be those bulbs' new homes.\nI suspect GW, at least, will spend some time working on the grounds, like picking up the sticks that have fallen from trees during winter storms and picking up little \u201cpresents\u201d the two Goldens have left for us for the last several months. I went out to watch Neighbor Ed take down our old TV antenna for us Friday, and we have many, many of those gifts.\nSometimes I wish dogs knew how to use litter boxes like kitties.\nSpeaking of cats, a feral cat that is, inadvertently I think, causing great anxiety in Gator Golden is roaming our neighborhood. I think the cat once belonged to a neighbor who has passed away and is just fending for itself. It\u2019s doing a good job, I\u2019d say by the its looks. I had thought we had an opossum roaming around, but now, after seeing that cat, I think I had been seeing it.\nIt has chosen sometime around 4 AM to do its foraging in our yard. I don\u2019t know how GG hears that cat, but she wakes us up to let us know we have a visitor. I suspect GG would like to go outside and chase the cat, but ever since GW saw a rather healthy skunk out there a few weeks ago, we don\u2019t let GW go out until dawn. If the striped one were still around, GG would be chasing no matter what time of day. We\u2019ve convinced ourselves that the skunk will not be here in the daytime as it would know of GG\u2019s existence.\nI\u2019d guess most of the outside work will be finished Saturday so I can\u2019t venture a guess as to what is going to happen Sunday. I do know we don\u2019t have any specific plans, except to be sure GD is well fed and has a food supply for the week.\nThe two Goldens will spend a lot of time outside. It amazes us how well these two dogs get along together and how well and hard the play without anger taking over. Oh, sure. We\u2019ve heard a growl or two over the years, but they\u2019re usually only when the dogs are playing with pull toys. Now that the snow is almost gone, and especially after the yard gets a cleaning, they\u2019ll take full advantage of the outdoors.\nThere\u2019s no jealously shown, either, when GD is patting/playing with our dog, nor does GG object when we\u2019re making of her sister. Golden Retrievers are just wonderful family dogs.\nThat\u2019s a little of what is expected at the Gator household this weekend. We\u2019ll have a great time and I hope you have one, too. I\u2019ll be back here Monday.\nSpring arrives at last!\nAs I kissed Gator Wife goodbye this morning when she headed off for her part time job, I told her this was a very sad day for me. She asked why and I explained that she was heading to work in the winter time and I wouldn\u2019t see her again until next spring. I got \u201cthat look.\u201d\nOf course, if you\u2019re reading this after 7:44 AM Eastern, spring has sprung. The long winter has passed and now we\u2019re in a new season, a season of newness, of growth, of occasional warmth. I used to wonder what the changing of the season would bring. I\u2019ve learned not to think about that because it\u2019s going to be whatever it\u2019s going to be.\nWe are starting out on an ominous note, however. This beginning is going to be a cold one. Let\u2019s hope it\u2019s not portending a cold future.\nThe bailout mess just seems to grow and grow and grow. Daily, yea almost hourly, we learn about more corporate abuse of the taxpayers\u2019 money designed to save those businesses from extinction.\nI\u2019m not even going to attempt any chronological order to this mess. We all know about the bonuses that AIG paid out that has created a growing anger by both elected officials and the public. Wednesday I asked if there were more potential controversial disclosures around the corner. That was a dumb question. We already knew the answer.\nYesterday we learned through ABC News that Citigroup is planning to build new executive offices for its CEO and his assistants at a cost of $10-million dollars. Citigroup has received $45-billion in bailout money and wants more. Citigroup did yield to government pressure a while ago and gave up buying a $50-million dollar corporate jet. Citigroup says the money is designed to cut costs by consolidating offices.\nThe Portland newspaper yesterday passed on an Associated Press report that at least 13 firms receiving bailout or recovery (it\u2019s no longer referred to as \u2018stimulus\u2019) money owe more than $220-million in back taxes. Two of the companies owe $100-million each. Businesses were supposed to have signed statements that they owed no federal taxes.\nYesterday\u2019s news also reported that Merrill Lynch paid millions in bonuses less than a month before being taken over by Bank of America. Bank of America officials have told federal investigators that they warned Merrill Lynch about potential problems over the bonuses, but because at the time BofA had not yet completed the takeover, they had no control over the spending.\nAnd did I read somewhere that Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac executives were also going to receive bonuses? I can\u2019t find that source right at the moment, but somewhere the back of my mind is pulling out that I have read it. Those are the outfits Rep. Barney Frank is enamored with. Probably I\u2019ll stay politically correct and not go into any more of that here. But if my memory is correct, I\u2019ll bet they don\u2019t suffer any wrath.\nI probably wouldn\u2019t have to look too hard to find many other reported abuses of the funds. Abuse was invited when the government started doling out billions of dollars with relatively no controls. Bailouts and stimulus spending doesn\u2019t tend to work in the first place; but with no oversight the potential for working is diminished even more.\nI\u2019ve asked this question before: Just who is responsible for watching over the taxpayers\u2019 money in this colossal mess? I don\u2019t have that answer and apparently neither does the government. Perhaps they simply imported the person in the Maine Department of Health and Human Services who has lost millions of dollars in DHHS accounts without any accountability to show them how it\u2019s done. We have learned that a clause prohibiting the using of the funds for such purposes was taken out of the recovery bill by the Obama administration. Since Sen. Olympia Snowe was a creator of the measure, I wonder why she continued to support the bill.\nIt also could be a diversion by the Democrats to advance their socialistic programs. After all, if we get angry enough at what businesses are doing with the spending package money, perhaps we\u2019ll learn to hate them enough to go along with giving up Democracy as we know it. After all, you may notice that the Democrats crying the loudest over the mess are the very ones who created it. And they all want to take from the rich to give to the poor. They haven\u2019t figured out where the money will come from when the \u201crich\u201d no longer exist, except, of course, the members of Congress and top levels of government.\nThe possibilities are endless. The sadness is, as I think of them this morning, they may be closer to the truth than we realize.\nThankfully, a weekend is arriving and I\u2019ll simply do my regular weekend post about life on the Gator family farm.\nI tried a new machine today, and the President gets one right.\nI can\u2019t say very nice things about this day as I have for the last several. It\u2019s just plain lousy outside. We are having showers and they are very light, but the day is dark and dank. The weather guy said this morning it should clear out during the day and there\u2019s just a small chance we\u2019ll some sunshine later on.\nI hope that sun dries us out. To be quite frank, this weather is doing a number on my body. It\u2019s very sore today. I almost didn\u2019t go to my senior fitness class because my hip, with the steel in it, and my knees were hurting so much. But I don\u2019t want to get into making excuses for not doing my little workout so off I went.\nAs it turned out, I\u2019m very glad I did. I tried a new (to me) machine today. The company has a neat rowing machine. I sit on a little seat that moves back and forth as I push with my legs. I\u2019m holding a tension device which provides what I guess you might call the weight. (I should put in here that my Fearless Friend would probably tell me I don\u2019t need any additional weight to row. But I won\u2019t.)\nThat is some neat machine. Tension is applied only on the pulling part just as it would be if one were rowing a boat. About half way through my short routine . . . the person who watches over me said I should keep it short and light until I get used to it . . . I noticed that the part of me that was noticing the activity the most was my tummy. I\u2019ve got one. My legs also noticed that I was working on something different.\nThe PT place didn\u2019t have one of these machines in its old location so I hadn\u2019t been introduced to it before. Although I did have a light tension today and my routine was only for about five minutes this learning time, I could feel the effect on body parts that hadn\u2019t had that kind of exercise in a long time. It far exceeds the stationary bike or any of the other routines I do. If, and of course that\u2019s a big if here, it indeed does help out my belly, I\u2019ll put this machine high on my list of favorite routines.\nPresident Obama has done one thing right. After telling veterans\u2019 groups on Monday that he was proposing billing the private insurance companies of armed forces personnel for their military related injuries, yesterday he reconsidered the plan and called it off.\nThe veterans\u2019 groups told the President that the plan would be too costly and could even force some business owners not to hire returning veterans because the cost of their health care would be too high. The President had told the groups that part of the plan was to pour $25 billion into the system over five years and make many more veterans eligible for treatment at VA hospitals.\nHe was told that private companies would have to raise their premiums to cover those service related injuries and that many veterans and their families simply would find paying the premiums too much of a hardship.\nWhen the plan was revealed, it brought forth an avalanche of protests from veterans and from non-veterans alike. Maine Congressman Michael Michaud said he would never support such a plan. Many Americans felt that it was outrageous to think our brave military personnel who volunteer to protect America wouldn\u2019t have their country stand behind them if they received a military related injury.\nThese comments today were going to be a reflection of my own outrage at such a plan, and I\u2019ve never been in the military. I honor these brave men and women and believe our nation should do all it can to help them through trying times. The President, although first bringing on my personal outrage, calmed it before I needed to vent. I haven\u2019t said, \u201cGood job, Mr. President\u201d much in the last few weeks, but consider it said on this issue.\nDo you have a Facebook page or a Twitter account? I have both. I joined both groups, www.facebook.com and www.twitter.com this week. I have absolutely no idea why except \u201ceveryone\u201d is doing it. That\u2019s the same \u201ceveryone\u201d I used to chide my kids about when they were begging for something I wasn\u2019t going to let them have.\nNow that I have a Facebook page and have the ability to tweet, I don\u2019t have a clue on how to make them work. Sure. I can log in to both and get a very generic page. But what in the devil does one do on them? I certainly don\u2019t know so both of mine remain relatively blank. I couldn\u2019t even find a way on the pages to cancel these accounts. Since I created a new gmail.com account to use for email on these sites, I guess I can just cancel it and let it all go quietly away. At least my inbox won\u2019t get flooded with stuff I don\u2019t want.\nThe NCAA national basketball tourney begins today. Well, actually, it began a couple nights ago when Morehead State won it\u2019s prelim for the 64th seed. Morehead now plays Louisville in the first round. They might have wished they lost. Getting back to the main subject, we\u2019ll get a great chance to see some good basketball, and probably some pretty bad basketball, over the next couple of weeks.\nI have one minor question about the tourney. Why is a West Regional first round being played in Philadelphia and an East Regional first round being played in Boise, Idaho? Other brackets have the same convoluted schedule. I really don\u2019t care, but it sure does look ridiculous.\nThe NIT is also underway. Given a choice, I\u2019ll be watching the NCAA tourney. But I should mention, although I can\u2019t tell you why, that I saw on the scoreboard this morning that the Gators have advanced with a win over Jacksonville. Miami, according to the scoreboard, beat Providence so the Gators and Hurricanes will meet in the next round in Gainesville. But CBS begins broadcasting the NCAAs shortly after noon today, so that\u2019s where I\u2019ll be right into bedtime.\nWinter is almost over. It will be completely over Friday morning. Unfortunately that only means that spring has begun. It doesn\u2019t mean the end of snow has come. There are too many of us who remember snow well into April and I recall at least one snow storm in May. There probably have been more, but I remember the one because it seriously interfered with some plans I had then.\nToday will be a nice one with temperatures possibly running into the 50s. Some rain will move in later today and end sometime tomorrow morning. But those 50 degree readings will mean any precipitation will be rain and not snow. Speaking of snow, it is disappearing now at a very rapid pace. The temperatures we\u2019re getting are helping greatly.\nThe AIG situation is fascinating to follow. The government is working real hard at getting back the money AIG says it contractually must pay in bonuses. I hope you understand the 165-million dollars involved is only a pittance, something like two percent, of the total money in the spending package. But all the attention it\u2019s getting is drawing the taxpayers\u2019 attention away from all the other lack of accountability in that trillion dollar package.\nDon\u2019t get me wrong. I think the paying of those bonuses is a huge mistake on AIG\u2019s part. It was taxpayers\u2019 money being used and someone should have said it wasn\u2019t going to happen. If Rep. Barney Frank\u2019s assertion yesterday that the taxpayers own 80% of AIG, then common sense says stopping the payment should have been easy.\nBut I\u2019m not a contract lawyer, or any other kind of a lawyer for that matter. It seems many times that common sense and law don\u2019t always hold hands. However, as I understand bonuses, they are paid out for performance. If performance wasn\u2019t included in the contracts of those getting the bonuses, then the AIG negotiators should be ashamed of themselves and held responsible.\nIf performance were included, then the causing of the near bankruptcy and total collapse of AIG leading to the bailout should be a hint of a lack of positive performance and the bonuses denied on that ground. More common sense. Why would anyone get a bonus for driving a company into the ground? But it happens frequently with CEOs getting millions of dollars on the same day that a company proclaims millions of dollars in losses.\nI won\u2019t agree with Sen. Charles Grassley who said those getting bonuses should either return them or follow the example of Japanese executives. The senator later said that suicide wasn\u2019t what he really meant, only that the executives should take responsibility for their failure.\nThere are also reports of billions of dollars going to foreign banking institutions to pay back debt. Some Congress people are upset about that, too.\nWhat all this and other accompanying stories are proving more than anything else is the Democrat, along with three Republicans including Maine\u2019s two, plan for all that spending was given away with relatively no controls, no rules, and no way to track it. It\u2019s AIG demonstrating the total lack of government leadership this week; I wouldn\u2019t be surprised if a lot more follow.\nAs I said, the biggest reason for all the anger coming out in Washington is an attempt to cover up the real problems with the spending package promoted by the government. I love the \u201cI told you so\u201d line; I think I\u2019ve mentioned ever since the first one that the whole idea of bailouts is bad.\nAnd you and I are paying for it.\nThe AIG executives, incidentally, will be on Capitol Hill today to testify and answer questions before a Congressional committee.\nOne person who says he won\u2019t criticize President Obama over the economy is former President George W. Bush. He says President Obama has enough critics and deserves the former President\u2019s support. \u201cI love my country more than I love politics,\u201d says the former President. He\u2019s got a lot more class than many people give him credit for.\nPolitics or Rule for using that money\nHappy St. Patrick\u2019s Day to those of you who wear the green. I hope you have a fun time on this day and maintain a safe celebration.\nI had a great surprise when I got home from my senior fitness session today. Wife Gator had some super cinnebon muffins waiting for me. There\u2019s nothing quite like spending an hour or so in strenuous exercise and then getting a nice cinnebon muffin.\nSpeaking of exercise, it went well today. My Fearless Friend gave me a little lecture the other day on not paying attention to the young bucks who are now there and just concentrate on doing the things I need to do. I did that today and must admit it made the whole experience just a little better. I still haven\u2019t gotten the OK to lift things above my head from my doctor. I\u2019m \u201cpatiently\u201d waiting for an appointment to have my implanted device checked to be sure it\u2019s all right to resume full normal activities.\nWe\u2019re now in week seven since the operation and I was told I\u2019d get that check sometime between week six and week eight.\nYou\u2019ve read here about one of my fellow seniors who travels to Montreal during the winter to see his beloved Canadiens play hockey. Today he proudly showed off a special Loony that was minted in Canada just to honor the team. It was a limited edition of the dollar-equivalent coin which the hockey team gave to everyone in attendance a few nights ago, one day ahead of its national release. I got the impression that coin is worth a lot more than a dollar to him.\nAn interesting development in South Carolina yesterday could have a bearing on events in Maine, but the SC event may have been simple politics. A request by the SC Republican governor to use some of the federal \u2018stimulus\u2019 money to pay down the state\u2019s debt was denied by federal officials. They told the SC governor that debt paying was not included in the ways the money could be spent.\nThe political part is two-fold. First the governor was the first Republican governor to turn down at least some of the money and he had a face-to-face confrontation with then President-elect Obama in December over the spending plan. And now the SC Democrats are waging an advertising campaign against the governor over the spending package.\nThe question becomes simple. Was the refusal to allow spending down the debt a payback for the governor\u2019s confrontation with the President? The governor said he thanked the President for the explanation and will present a more detailed plan for paying off the debt today. He then said that for the parties to work together, the Democrats should stop their advertising campaign.\nThat brings us to Maine. Governor Baldacci wants to use some of the stimulus money to pay off a huge debt owed to Maine\u2019s hospitals, other health facilities, and doctors. One might also gather that he wants to use some of the money to pay off the huge deficit created by the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS). Gov. Baldacci is a Democrat.\nWe\u2019ll have to wait to see if President Obama is consistent or not. I would think consistency would dictate his telling Maine they also cannot use the federal money to pay down debts. Of course one situation is Republican and the other is Democrat, so there\u2019s probably some wiggle room in the stimulus conditions to allow one and not the other. Ya think?\nSchool systems around the state are getting a little reprieve. That free federal money coming into the state will allow school systems to restore much of their budgets cut earlier by the cutbacks in Augusta. The schools were told yesterday that although much of the federal money will be for specific purposes, such as special education, it will free up some of those locally provided funds for other purposes.\nOne of President Obama\u2019s goals with his spending package was to assure that many public employees, including teachers, would be able to keep their jobs during this recession and it\u2019s that purpose that Maine schools will be providing their portion of the funds. This is not the same situation mentioned above about the money being used to pay down debt.\nSchool systems may also be saving some money as the result of the completion of health care costs negotiated between the Maine Education Association and Anthem Insurance, the provider of health care insurance for school districts. The newspaper has reported, for example, that Portland had budgeted an increase of about five percent for health insurance, but the negotiations resulted in no increase. So that\u2019s money that can be used elsewhere or even eliminated to hold down the budget for the next year. It would be true for school systems throughout the state.\nChanging the topic just a little, I\u2019m probably the only one wondering if Manny is already being Manny again, this time out in Los Angeles. To be honest, neither the news media nor the people involved are posing the possibility, but I find it amusing that following a tense negotiations season that came down to the beginning of spring training to get resolved, Manny is already complaining of injury.\nHe missed the planned return to the lineup last week because of an injury to his hamstring. Over the weekend he was taken out of a game after he once again complained of injuring his hamstring while sliding in the outfield to catch a fly ball. He\u2019ll miss several days with only light practice, and the Dodgers say it could be at least a week. Naturally, as Boston did when he first started his tantrum while playing for the Red Sox, the Dodgers are playing it down. It does seem like it\u2019s a little early for Manny to be Manny.\nManny, of course, is Manny Ramirez who used \u201cinjury\u201d to aggravate the Sox into trading him last season.\nInteresting week ahead\nWe had another beautiful weekend. The sun brought a little warmth, a lot more snow went to snow heaven, and more bare ground appeared. Saturday the highest temperature recorded on my unofficial weather station was 47 and yesterday my high went to 53. The upper 40s had been forecast but I told a friend I\u2019d put my money on it getting into the 50s. It did.\nI had a little tiny disappointment last evening. The Gators didn\u2019t make the \u201cbig dance.\u201d It really wasn\u2019t a surprise as they had a rather weak schedule this year and didn\u2019t win the ones they had to win to get into the NCAA national basketball tourney. Nevertheless, I love this season and I\u2019ll be watching as many of the games as I can right up until that April 6th championship.\nThe Gators are a top seed in the NIT (National Invitational Tournament) as they were a year ago. The NIT, however, is very low on my list of sports programs to follow.\nI do believe this wasn\u2019t the strongest year for college basketball, though. Seems to me there are several rather weak teams dancing. There may even be teams the Gators could have beaten. Florida wouldn\u2019t have gotten past the Sweet Sixteen in any case, even if they were in the tourney.\nAIG. What can anyone say about the mess that outfit has gotten us into along with the total disregard for the results of that mess for the American taxpayer, business closing, bankruptcy victim, fired worker, and on and on. They get billions of dollars in bailout money to save their sorry sit-down places and give several million dollars away to the executives who led them into the mess. I hope they spend their money wisely, like in AIG stock. I\u2019d doubt the government would save them again. Maybe the government will let that Madoff guy out so the AIG bunch can invest with him.\nWe watched another spectacular space launch last night. NASA sent the space shuttle Discovery into space to join up with the International Space Station still under development. The largest component left was aboard the Discovery along with some international personnel. There\u2019s something great about watching that thing lift off and heading into space. I\u2019m always impressed by the calmness in all the folk involved and the amount of contingent safety plans they have in place.\nI got a note from my Fearless Friend who, along with his wife, lives in Florida for a few months each year. Their Florida home, although not within direct view of Cape Canaveral, has a good view of the spacecraft after it has reached just a few feet off the ground. He said it was the second most spectacular he had seen and probably would have ranked right up with the best if it had been total darkness and not just dusk.\nHe described the flight and the rocket discharge as he saw it for five or six minutes after liftoff until it reaches orbit. Unfortunately, at over 17-thousand miles an hour, the space craft quickly lifts out of sight from his home. What he did describe confirmed the spectacle as I saw it on TV.\nI\u2019ve always wanted to see a liftoff, but I\u2019m afraid my window of opportunity has closed. When I lived in Florida, I was on the West Coast or in Gainesville so even if space launches had been made then, I probably wouldn\u2019t have seen them.\nI\u2019d bet a lot more information on Maine\u2019s shortfall in its Medicaid (MaineCare) budget will be coming out today. Last Friday after most legislators and the news media had left Augusta for the weekend, the Republicans announced the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) would be short 235-million dollars for payments for the rest of the fiscal year, about three months.\nDHHS officials say the figure was misinterpreted; the shortage is only about $65-million with the rest being from federal reimbursements or payments. In any case, it\u2019s money that will have to be found from a budget already decimated to cover a huge shortfall in other accounts for this fiscal year. I don\u2019t know why the DHHS or Governor Baldacci didn\u2019t let the taxpayers know much earlier. He didn\u2019t mention it in his State of the State address last week.\nWe\u2019re told that much of the money will be covered by the Federal Government Spending Package (stimulus) that was passed a couple weeks ago. Seems to me Maine\u2019s portion of that spending package will be running a little thin before long.\nThe shortfall didn\u2019t get very much play in the weekend news. There\u2019s no surprise there. The news media will do all it can to protect the Democrats running the state. There should be, however, much more news on this coming out beginning later today. It\u2019s going to be a fun debate to watch.\nA nice, quiet weekend\nThe weekend takes over once again. The weather people tell us we\u2019ll have a very nice one, too. Temperatures will be in the 40s both days and actually the upper 40s Sunday. Forget that. I\u2019m looking forward to Tuesday when we\u2019re told the temperatures will run into the 50s. Right now, though, we\u2019ve got another beautiful weekend to enjoy.\nWe\u2019ll have a typical Gator family weekend. Our daughter and her dog will visit both days. We have no work planned so the visits will be completely for the dogs to play. Gator Daughter will join us for lunch both days, but that will be the excitement for the weekend.\nThe snow cover is disappearing rapidly. Eight or more inches a week ago is now down to an inch or two, and with the weather forecast for the coming week, we could be snow free by next weekend. Well, probably not totally free as a couple piles left behind by neighbor Ed\u2019s plow might still be here at the end of the month.\nThe lawn is showing in many spots, especially spreading out from tree bases. Plants have popped up in many places around Wife Gator\u2019s gardens. She watches daily as it seems more and more are making their presents known. The weather forecast for this coming week will really cause those plants to spring forth. Hmmm. Maybe that\u2019s why we call this season \u2018spring.\u2019\nShe has made her order for flowers and they\u2019ll be arriving in time for spring planting in the very near future. I\u2019m really over my head here. The truth be known, I only know such things as flowers, plants, and bushes. We have many colored flowers, and both green bushes and bushes with flowers. GW can name them all with just a quick glance. Gator Daughter is getting there.\nWe\u2019re rapidly approaching the outdoor season. The gals will be starting their garden work in the near future. The vegetable gardens won\u2019t be planted until the last frost in May, so we\u2019re a way away from those gardens.\nMy job simply becomes the lawn. I\u2019ll begin taking my regular rides around the yard in April, I would imagine.\nWe have all this outdoor discussion this weekend because we are very tired of winter and snow; and this gives us something fresh. The best part is that next weekend at this time, Spring will have Sprung!\nThe Gator gals join me in hoping your weekend is a super one, and we\u2019ll be back Monday.\nTax and shaft...er, shift!\nWe have our second Friday the Thirteenth in just three months. February had one, too; and we\u2019re not done for the year. There\u2019s a third one next November. Many people consider this date to be a bad luck day. So many that we even have a word for it: paraskavedekatriaphobia. There are others. I wish I could come up with those names right out of my head, but I have to admit I looked them up. There are some people who consider this a good luck day, but I didn\u2019t find its name. I didn\u2019t look too hard.\nGator Wife found herself in one of the Portland papers way back when we first found each other. I forget if it were the Press Herald or the Evening Express. Remember when we had two? We looked at the paper one day and right there on the front page was a picture of her walking down a street in Portland as she was walking under a ladder leaning against a building.\nWalking under ladders was also considered to be bad luck. It was a big picture showing the whole world this foolish young woman getting ready to have the whole world cave in on her. I told her at the time that I saw she wasn\u2019t superstitious. \u201cOf course I am,\u201d she said. \u201cLook who I\u2019m with now! Can\u2019t be good luck.\u201d She was for me; we\u2019ve been together almost a half century.\nYesterday had very nice sunshine and when the wind wasn\u2019t blowing, it was a nice but cool day. The wind, of course, made it rather bitter at times. Today will be somewhat similar but with slightly higher temperatures and a little less wind. It\u2019s the weekend we\u2019re looking forward to. At last the temperatures will return to normal for this time of year and reach into the 40s which often means we could see a 50 or two.\nI\u2019m not sure to what he keeps alluding, but the WCSH-TV meteorologist Joe Cupo has said during the last two night\u2019s newscasts that those pesky computers are hinting at something happening in the middle of next week. Cupo is careful not to reveal what the expected weather might be. It\u2019s too early, he says. Kelly LaBrecque said this morning it\u2019ll be rain into snow.\nI\u2019m sure you saw last night\u2019s news or have heard or read it this morning that the Maine Democrats can\u2019t face the task of creating a responsible budget for our state. As we\u2019ve said numerous times, their solution to the economic woes of our state is taxation. They are calling their current idea a tax reform package and even are trying to convince us that Mainers will actually see a lowering of their taxes as a result. They\u2019ve sure got a long way to go to convince me.\nFirst, some of its provisions: The income tax rate would be reduced from 8.5% to 6.5%. That would be a good thing and will lull many Mainers into thinking at last, a tax cut. Unfortunately, many Mainers don\u2019t pay income taxes. To pay for that reduction, however, the sales tax would include many items not now taxed, such as recreation and amusements, repair and maintenance except for home repair, personal maintenance such as dry cleaning, pet grooming, and others.\nThat meal you go out to enjoy will cost you an addition 1.5%, rising from 7% to 8.5%. Need to rent a car for a short term, perhaps while you own car is being repaired? That tax will rise from 10% to 15%. These are only examples. Some items, such as haircuts and snacks, which lost in the last attempt at \u201creform,\u201d won\u2019t be included.\nI see a major fault with this tax shift. It will also increase the cost of businesses doing business. Just for starters, it will cost more for record keeping and filing reports with the state. Who do you think will pay for these costs? Of course, you. Those costs will be added to the prices you pay so a 5% added tax on your recreation, for example, will probably cost you closer to 7% or 8% or more. Sure, you might end up saving a few hundred dollars on your income tax, but that savings and more will be eaten up with the other taxes.\nNot so, proclaims the legislator introducing the idea of this tax shift. He says you\u2019ll save 160 million dollars and the new tax structure will bring in $160 million. That\u2019s the shift. And he says out-of-staters will pay about 40% of that. It\u2019s a typical argument of the taxers in the government. In the annual term, you\u2019ll still pay more to the state, especially if you\u2019re one of the poorer Mainers who now pay no or only a small amount of income taxes.\nPeople like me who complain are always asked where we would cut expenditures if we couldn\u2019t support more taxes. My answer is always I didn\u2019t create the mess. But I quickly add that I\u2019d bet the Health and Human Services Department with its virtual unlimited Medicare and welfare payments might be a place to start. I doubt it would have to end in that one department. The Legislature itself might be another place.\nIt amazes me how in these economic times when you and I are struggling to makes ends meet and finding places to adjust our spending, why the Democrats in our state legislature, as they\u2019ve done for more than 35 years now, feel that adding to our burden will make things better. I\u2019d like to see the state do a little of our struggling for a while and then see what happens.\nDo we need to give computers to students?\nMy goodness it\u2019s cold outside. I have just returned from my senior fitness program where I finally added back some weights to my routine. I left exhausted, but it was a good exhaustion. It felt really good to add to the routine.\nIt\u2019s the weather that\u2019s brutal this morning. The forecast calls for sunny skies but temperatures only in the low 30s this morning. The temperatures wouldn\u2019t be so bad if we didn\u2019t have some rather strong winds. That puts the wind chill well below freezing. We\u2019ll look forward to the weekend when those temps should be in the 40s both days.\nGovernor Baldacci said in his state of the state speech the other night that he envisions lots more spending in Maine. Many of the programs he\u2019s pushing probably would be good for the state if economic conditions and our taxing structure weren\u2019t in such bad shape.\nOne of the items he mentioned was forming a new commission to consolidate all the energy packages he wants passed. That, of course, means more government growth which in turn means a higher cost of state government. He says Maine must become independent of foreign oil and develop more efficient ways of providing energy. They include, but are not limited to, more wind mills for wind power and more use of solar energy. I don\u2019t think I read anything about harnessing the state\u2019s rivers for water power. Oh, yes. I just remembered. We\u2019ve torn down most dams in the state.\nHow does he plan of paying for all this \u201cinvestment?\u201d Simple. More taxes. One legislator already has grabbed hold of the energy plan and is proposing a tax on heating oil. Like the cigarette taxes (I don\u2019t smoke), a tax on heating oil will hit the state\u2019s poorest the hardest. We\u2019re already taxed on electricity, telephones, gasoline, etc. Now we\u2019re going to be told to pay a new tax, from the governor who promised no new taxes, for heating oil. The cost will again go up, more people won\u2019t be able to afford it, and more people will be asking for government assistance; taxes will have to go up even more.\nHere\u2019s another way the state, already deep in the financial hole, is going to spend your money on a program in education. The governor hinted in his speech that the laptop program in the schools will be expanded to cover all students and teachers in grades 7 through 12. We learned from WCSH-TV yesterday that the state is already negotiating a contract for 100,000 laptops with Apple Computer Company. The TV station reports it will cost about 25-million dollars a year.\nI wrote about how I wished I\u2019d had a computer in my school days\u2026or even a typewriter\u2026as there\u2019s no question about it making writing easier. But does it make it better? After a few years of giving computers to the middle schoolers, the whole writing section of the Maine State Assessment Test had to be thrown out because the kids didn\u2019t write effectively. They didn\u2019t use computers. All the computer can do in writing is make it easier to write. It doesn\u2019t create better writing.\nThe school system should return to the tediousness, yes, I\u2019ll admit learning is tedious, of learning how to construct a sentence, how to develop ideas, how to use effective grammar and correct spelling in writing. I\u2019ll readily agree that the only place that\u2019s necessary for correct English is in writing. The formality of grammar and construction isn\u2019t necessary in oral communications at all. In fact, just a glance, a shrug, a quizzical look along with the short, choppy sentences can communicate what people talking want to communicate.\nNot all communication is face to face, however. When we\u2019re writing something, we must remember that folk from many backgrounds and ability levels will be reading and it\u2019s through the correct use of the language that written communications is effective. Readers cannot look up and ask what the intent of something is.\nI\u2019d be the first to admit, in fact very early on last year I mentioned grammar and construction in writing, that all I write is not formal. I use some slang, I use some sentence fragments, and I use some creative construction. But I know every one of those things that are here; and all have been used for a purpose. For that purpose to work, however, I had to fully understand how grammar is used properly. I\u2019m not always successful. I thank all the English teachers in high school and college that made me follow the rules.\nAnd one area which I never see addressed is what I would call cheating or plagiarism by students. I wonder how many adults realize that almost anything a teacher requires can be found on the Internet. Students have simply copied and pasted information they have found. I mentioned that comparative essay on three novels by one author I had to write in high school yesterday. In today\u2019s age I could have found one on the Internet, probably in less than five minutes, copied it, changed the name, etc., and passed it in.\nFor those of you who would like me to cite a source for that last paragraph, my source is my simple observations of it actually happening.\nFew teachers will take the time to sit down with students and question them on these writings. Questioning the meaning of words, for example, or what the student meant in a sentence or paragraph. That could be a real eye-opener.\nI\u2019m glad we\u2019re making life easier for students, but test results are not supporting the effectiveness of that ease.\nIf that $100 million dollar figure WCSH-TV cites is correct, I wonder if it might not be better used elsewhere.\nWho\u2019s leading our country? I\u2019ve been reading on various news sources that Democrat pundits are even questioning the leadership and the ability of President Obama to lead. Yesterday he signed into law the omnibus bill designed to keep government running to the end of the fiscal year. That bill is loaded with more than nine thousand pieces of pork, earmarks, legislation.\nCalling the bill flawed, he signed it out of range of the cameras and public, almost as if he felt if we couldn\u2019t see him, it didn\u2019t happen. Shortly after the signing he told Congress he would be more critical of earmarks after this. But he\u2019s said he would oppose earmarks before and in two massive spending packages so far, there have been more earmarks than any other kind of spending.\nThe question comes from those asking who\u2019s really in charge? Is it House Speaker Nancy Pelosi or Senate leader Harry Reid? There have been reports that even those two have had closed door shouting matches. If President Obama is not the one calling the shots, then his ability to lead is being called out.\nA typical, not topical, Wednesday\nI\u2019ve been sitting here this morning wondering just where this little epistle will go. One sure sign of getting into the older mode is more and more reflection on the \u201cold days.\u201d Working various ideas through my head this morning reminded me of those days when I, actually we since a few of you readers are also gaining distance between now and your school days, had to write an essay, theme, report, whatever a particular teacher called it, each week.\nSeems to me the big majority of the pre-college ones were in the 500 word range, except at least one each year was a much longer, involved piece of writing. The teachers, mostly English teachers and a very few social studies or history teachers, gave a topic for the writing and mostly those pieces were related to something being studied at the time.\nThe worst part of those writings was that they had to be handwritten. I had at least one teacher who had a very simple rule: If the piece of writing couldn\u2019t easily be read, it was an automatic zero and couldn\u2019t be made up. Sure, typewriters were available, but most of us high school students didn\u2019t know how to use one.\nWe were tracked back then. My high school had four tracks: general, business, scientific, and college prep. Actually, both of the last two were for college preparation; they just had slightly different base subjects. I was in the college prep track. The problem was I was male. Most college prep students, and all male ones, could not opt to take a typing class.\nEven though I didn\u2019t know how to \u201ctouch type,\u201d my folks bought me a typewriter for Christmas one year and then I pecked out papers. Sometimes I thought handwriting was faster. In either case, making a mistake was just painful. Unless one had a very good eraser, an error resulted in starting over. What a pain when an error came at the end. At least with a typewriter, multi-page papers only needed the one with the error redone. I hadn\u2019t heard of a correction ribbon.\nThat all meant that virtually every week in high school I turned out 500 word essays. One very notable exception was the senior comparative essay. In at least two thousand words we had to compare three novels by one author. I completed the assignment on time and received an \u201cA\u201d with a very nice comment from the teacher. I\u2019ll never forget it. It was probably 15 or 20 years later before I read the three books.\nSomehow I never imagined back in those formative years that over a half century later I\u2019d still be writing little essays. There is one huge difference between now and then, though, instead of mostly once a week during the school year, I\u2019m trying to write something six times a week all year. Incidentally, for any of you trying to keep count, I have now reached that magic word number 500 right here. I sure wish I had a computer and a word processor back in high school. And college, for that matter.\nThere are topics I could have mentioned this morning. Gov. Baldacci delivered his State of the State address to the Maine Legislature last night. I didn\u2019t watch it and I haven\u2019t read enough yet to honestly make comments. The federal Omnibus bill with its 9000 earmarks passed. Surprise! Surprise! There as many Republican earmarks in it as Democrat; in fact, six of the biggest ten spenders all have R\u2019s after their names.\nAnd the bailouts and spending packages passed by Congress since Jan. 20th haven\u2019t all been spent yet and we haven\u2019t seen any great results so far, so what does House Speaker Nancy Pelosi want? Yep. More spending packages. It isn\u2019t going to stop until the country is totally broke. We\u2019re going to be paying for this disaster long past my being on Earth.\nAnd, of course, there\u2019s always the weather. Today\u2019s is rather lousy. Rain here along the Maine coast, but not too far inland there\u2019s some sleet and freezing rain. Some places have even had snow. We\u2019re already above the freezing mark, so we\u2019ll stay in the rain for much of the day.\nI guess if I had worked at it a little harder, I would have come up with something to say; but, you know, sometimes it\u2019s just as much fun saying nothing. Many times I think I do a better job at that.\nGiM (Oh, in case you\u2019re interested, this ended up being a total of 763 words.)\nRepublicans in disarray?\nTuesday and so naturally I\u2019ve had my senior fitness session this morning. I came home a little more exhausted than usual today. I added a little time to the exercise bike and I think that\u2019s what did me in. The main roads were clear and dry, but the side roads had some ice when I left. The parking/walking area at the new physical therapy center doesn\u2019t have the same great cleaning service the old place had.\nThere was some ice there but I can park right next to the door so I went in. Normally, as you know, I don\u2019t venture out on ice, but there were only a couple steps this morning, so off I went. By the time I left, though, the sun had come out and all the ice had been melted.\nThe Republican Party appears to be going through a redefinition process, both in Maine and in the nation. I wouldn\u2019t be surprised if other state parties are also taking a close look at themselves.\nThe examination of the Maine GOP probably began shortly after the elections in November. The Republicans didn\u2019t fare too well. There were Republicans contesting several races, both for national offices and state and local ones. They didn\u2019t do too well in any of the efforts, either.\nAt the top of the ticket was Sen. Susan Collins who sought and won her third term. There were also candidates for both the First and Second Congressional Districts. She\u2019s a registered Republican but there are many Mainers questioning her party loyalty. In fact, many of us thought she was running as an Independent in the last election rather than as a Republican, a name often left out of her campaigning.\nA conservative Republican ran against incumbent Democrat incumbent in the Second District, while a near-moderate Republican ran against a very liberal Democrat in the First District. They were hoping to claim the seat being vacated by the incumbent Democrat. I wouldn\u2019t be too surprised in the seed for change wasn\u2019t planted during the Republican Primary last June. That\u2019s when the moderate candidate beat a conservative for the Republican First District nomination. Both Republicans lost in the general election.\nPlease note here that I\u2019m not an insider in the Republican Party. In fact, I\u2019m probably as far out as one can get. Therefore, all my comments and observations are the result of opinions formed through reading and listening. I just wanted to get that disclaimer in before anyone takes my thoughts as total fact. (They may be, though.)\nNow the Maine Republican Party appears to be splintered. That conservative I mentioned a moment ago, his name is Dean Scontras, incidentally, has formed a group he calls The Republican Project. Its goal is to get Republicans, primarily conservative Republicans, elected to various offices.\nThe state party, the official one, has elected a new leader, one that many people believe has the ability to bring the party together once again. He has already begun that task by getting several prominent Republicans to join his cause. The big question is whether the party will remain splintered or can the two groups come together.\nThere may be a third, unorganized splintered group and those people consist of many Maine Republicans who are angry with our two Senators, two of only three Republicans in Congress to support the massive spending package of President Obama. They also have their supporters, both within the party and primarily in the Democratic Party.\nMeanwhile, the National party is under fire as well; and, like in Maine, both from within and without. It is fascinating that a comment by radio talk show host Rush Limbaugh is the center of that controversy. Limbaugh said he hoped President Obama\u2019s Socialist Agenda would fail. The main stream news media has reported only \u201cRush Limbaugh hopes President Obama will fail\u201d without including the specific area mentioned.\nThe Democrats have lashed onto that statement calling for an apology from Limbaugh. Fox News yesterday brought out an old FoxNews/Opinion Dynamics poll from 2006 Guess what that poll showed. The liberal Democrats hoped President Bush would not succeed. Oh, my! I guess they don\u2019t like the shoe on the other foot.\nNevertheless, as a result of all hoopla, the news media and Congressional Democrats are calling Limbaugh the titular head of the Republican Party. Limbaugh calls himself an entertainer and, even though he delivered what conservatives acclaim as a great speech at a conservative convention last earlier this month, points out he isn\u2019t even an elected official. I don\u2019t know of any Republicans who have elevated him to the leadership position.\nMeanwhile, there has been some from within the national party for the chairman to step down. So the drama continues. When it all shakes out, many of us long time Republicans, even those of us who don\u2019t really get involved in party politics, hope the trend will be toward a more conservative ideals for the party.\nI\u2019d even go so far as to say that probably people like me should stop sitting back complaining and join the fray for what we would consider positive change.\nA glorious weekend!\nI hesitate, but not for long, to remind everyone of what an absolutely gorgeous day Saturday was. My equipment is far from official, but those sensors that should be sheltered are. My weather station recorded a high temperature of 62.1 degrees. Imagine. It was on the good side of 60 degrees for a little while here.\nSunday wasn\u2019t too shabby, either. We didn\u2019t hit 60 but it did reach 55. There was some wind, however, and that made it feel a little colder. We were told this morning we\u2019ll get back into a brief period of reality, unfortunately. A little snow is moving into the Greater Portland area, but not much, perhaps a couple of inches, is expected. We\u2019re still in the winter season as spring doesn\u2019t arrive until next week.\nLast night was one of the three traditional ones in the Gator family. I\u2019m not really sure how it all started, but way back when our kids were very young, we started the tradition of the birthday person choosing a restaurant for the celebration. The tradition has continued all through the years and yesterday was another turn for me. The meal met my expectations to a tee. The reaction from Gator Wife and Gator Daughter hinted they weren\u2019t unhappy, either.\nSince GD left the nest many years ago, she has baked a birthday cake for her mother or me on our birthdays. We cheat. We buy one for her at a local bakery. But after the meal, we came home to our house for the blowing out of the candles. Except we don\u2019t have any candles. In my case, I\u2019m not sure enough would fit on the cake anyway.\nThat mini celebration capped off one of the best weekends we\u2019ve had in our family and on the Gator ranch (Do gators live on ranches??) in many years.\nSome interesting comments yesterday on the TV talking head shows. President Obama\u2019s people were urging the passage of the supplemental budget which is absolutely laden with pork, i.e., special interest group spending. Candidate Obama had told us that part of the \u201cchange\u201d we could get if we elected him would be the ending of pork.\nHe got elected, but not just because of that statement. So what did his huge spending package he said would lead to economic recovery contain? Billions of dollars in pork. Then the House passed a spending bill to get the Federal Government to the next fiscal year. More pork. The bill is still being debated in the Senate and was stopped once by a Republican filibuster.\nThat led to the talk shows. We were promised that if Congress passes that supplemental spending bill, the administration will concentrate on keeping pork out of the next budget. I doubt the Republicans will believe him, but it won\u2019t really matter. We must remember that even the GOP has a lot of pork in the bill and they won\u2019t want it cut. Ultimately, the supplemental budget will probably pass.\nThe President\u2019s word has taken other hits as well, especially his telling us another \u201cchange\u201d would be that no lobbyist or a person with a questionable background would receive a presidential appointment. Just look at the record of many, most?, of his appointments so far. So much for \u201cchange.\u201d\n\u201cSome banks must be allowed to fail,\u201d said Republicans on their Sunday appearances. They pointed out that the Feds simply cannot continue bailouts. Several smaller banks have already gone under, but the Republicans yesterday were hitting on some of the big ones. Citibank was prominent among the ones mentioned to let fail.\nThe Democrats countered with such failure wouldn\u2019t affect just the banks, but several thousands of depositors and generally innocently involved bank customers would also be forced to suffer. They don\u2019t want that to happen.\nI haven\u2019t heard or read enough argument to form an opinion on this one. I think I\u2019m teetering on the fence here, at least until I learn more about it. I agree that because of their practices perhaps we taxpayers shouldn\u2019t help. But then there\u2019s a good argument about innocent people getting ruined, too. Since much of the problem was caused by Congress in the first place, this is a tough one.\nThe administration says the answer to the banks\u2019 problems is lending more money and that was a purpose of the bank bailout plan, even though we haven\u2019t seen the plan or how it will be watched. I\u2019m not sure many banks have yet to follow the plan.\nWinter is now fading away.\nThe weekend is once again upon us. We all have a special chore to accomplish these two days, and it really should be done Saturday night just before you head off for bed. Time changes this weekend. Remember the old saying, \u201cSpring forward, fall back.\u201d This is the weekend we must move our clocks ahead one hour. The official changeover is 2 AM Sunday.\nThere just a small chance I won\u2019t be up at that hour and I\u2019d bet most of you won\u2019t be, either.\nGator Golden will be confused at the time changes. Her new eating time, although the same on our adjusted clock, won\u2019t be the same for her. I have no way to spring her system forward that hour. We go through this confusion twice each year. She absolutely knows when it\u2019s eating time and it will probably take a couple of weeks for her system to adjust.\nWhile you\u2019re at it, I hope you have also established the habit of changing the batteries in your smoke and CO2 detectors. If you are among the many these days with home alarm systems, you probably have other batteries that should be replaced, too. Not changing your clocks can mostly lead just to an embarrassment. Not changing the batteries in those other devices could lead you on a journey you\u2019re probably not ready to take.\nThe weather people tell us that Saturday will be one mighty fine day. Temperatures in our neighborhood could hit or cross into the fifties. I know our daughter and her dog will take advantage of the nice weather and pay us a visit. Her dog and ours will have an absolute blast and the two ladies probably will spend some time either outside or in our breezeway in full sight of the dogs.\nEdited about 2 PM Saturday: We have gotten a nice surprise. We did indeed make it easily into the 50s, and now even into the 60s. It hasn't been this nice here for a long time. End of edit.\nAs long as they can see their mommy people, they\u2019ll be having a blast romping and playing in the back yard.\nThose same weather people tell us we could see some precipitation come in overnight Saturday. Because of the forecast temperatures, it will probably be rain here. We won\u2019t know until Sunday if GW and I will be alone or if we\u2019ll have our family visitors here. The forecast Saturday morning called for developing sunshine Sunday.\nThere\u2019s still too much snow on the ground outside for GW and GD to make any rounds to pick up any winter-fallen sticks. Or other stuff that may have fallen out of the animals. There will be a lot of heavy looking out there and the planning for the spring will begin. And it\u2019s only about two and a half weeks away.\nMy Fearless Friend has sent me an e-mail from his Florida abode. Reading between the lines, I think he\u2019s missing Maine. He wrote about near 80 degree weather and how he was suffering so much he was forced to sit on his screened in porch in a t-shirt and shorts. I wouldn\u2019t be surprised if he had to take a walk around a lake across the street from his home just to cool off. Poor guy. I feel so sorry for FF. And, can you believe he has to suffer through freshly picked fruits and vegetables? He\u2019s probably counting the days until he can back to beautiful Maine living.\nYou enjoy your weekend and we\u2019ll be back with you on Monday.\nWednesday. 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        "raw_content": "Junior infielder Josh Hollander\u2019s two-out single in the eighth inning propelled Moeller to a 2-1 victory over Centerville in the Ohio Division I district championship Saturday at Western Hills High School, keeping the Crusaders\u2019 quest for a state title three-peat alive with a berth in the Division I, Region 4 state semifinals. It was the second straight 2-1 win for Moeller, which beat Loveland by that same score in Thursday\u2019s district semifinals.\nMoeller (22-4), which has now won five games in a row, advances to meet Beavercreek in the regional semifinals at 5 p.m. Thursday at the University of Cincinnati\u2019s Marge Schott Stadium. Beavercreek (23-7), which has won 10 of its last 11 games, advanced to the regional semis with a 1-0 win over Lakota East Saturday at Centerville High School.\nCoach Tim Held\u2019s Crusaders got outstanding pitching again, from both starter Joe Vranesic - who gave up just one run over four innings - and sophomore Nick Bennett, who relieved Vranesic and did not allow a run to pick up the victory. Junior catcher Bailey Montoya started Moeller\u2019s winning rally with a one-out double and then gave way to pinch runner Patrick Birrer, who scored the game winner on Hollander\u2019s walk-off hit.",
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        "raw_content": "Senior guard Brad Miller scored a game-high 19 points, knocking down five of his team\u2019s seven three-point goals, to lead Elder to a 60-54 victory over St. Xavier at The Pit Friday night. The win kept Elder \u2013 ranked N0. 2 in The Enquirer\u2019s Division I weekly coaches\u2019 poll and No. 7 in the Associated Press Division I state rankings \u2013 perfect on the season and moved the Panthers into sole possession of first place in the league.\nIn Friday\u2019s other GCL South game, Moeller extended its home winning streak to 22 straight games with a 42-38 win over La Salle in overtime. For Moeller, it was the third consecutive overtime game and fourths in the last six games. The Crusaders beat Toledo ST. John\u2019s Jesuit, 51-39, in OT last Sunday and also were into an extra period in their GCL South opener two days earlier, falling to Elder, 42-41, on a last-second basket.\nElder (16-0, 2-0 GCL South) is one of only four unbeaten teams in Greater Cincinnati (Mason, Milford and Wilmington the others) with a balanced scoring attack. Senior forward Mitch Moorhead added 18 and junior guard Frankie Hofmeyer tossed in 15 as Elder ended St. Xavier\u2019s six-game winning streak. The Bombers (12-4, 0-2) held a 23-19 lead at halftime, but Elder outscored St. Xavier, 19-11, in the third quarter.\nSophomore guard Sam Martin led No. 10 St. Xavier with 18 points, going 5-for-10 from three-point range. St. Xavier ended the game with nine three-pointers. Martin was joined in double figures by junior guard Henry Kuechly, who came off the bench to score 10 points and grab five rebounds.\nAfter one quarter, it looked like Moeller might be in control of La Salle \u2013 with the Crusaders holding a 15-4 lead. But the Lancers outscored Moeller, 10-2, in the second quarter to tighten the game and it was close throughout regulation. No. 8 Moeller (8-6, 1-1), led by 11 points from senior forward Kurtis Hoffman and 10 points and 11 rebounds from junior guard Trey McBride, held La Salle scoreless in overtime to win its second straight.\nThe loss prevented La Salle coach Dan Fleming from recording career win No. 400. Junior Jeremy Larkin led the No. 5 Lancers with 17 points, hitting 8 of 13 shots, while also grabbing six rebounds. The loss snapped a six-game winning streak for La Salle (12-3, 1-1), which also lost for the first time in 11 games to a Greater Cincinnati school this season. Fleming goes for his landmark victory when the Lancers host Northmont at 7:30 tonight.",
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        "raw_content": "Most Canadians and Australians who move to the US easily know their immigration residency status. What they do struggle with, however, is their residency status for US income tax purposes.\nWhile its common knowledge that US citizens and green card holders are responsible for filing US tax returns, most people who move to the US on a non-resident visa \u2013 such as a TN, E-3, O-1, L-1 \u2013 are unfamiliar with the US tax residency rules that can subject them to US taxation on their worldwide income.\nThis is not surprising given that the definition of a resident for US tax purposes is mutually exclusive of the definition of a US resident for immigration purposes.\nAs a result, a non-resident for US immigration purposes, say an Australian working in the US on an E-3 visa, can in fact be a US tax resident who is subject to US taxation on their worldwide income. On the other hand, a non-resident for US tax purposes is subject to US taxation only on their US source income.\nTo assist our Canadian and Australian clients navigate the complicated US tax residency rules, we\u2019ve prepared the following summary of the most common questions Canadians and Australians have when it comes to lodging a US tax return:\nHow Do I Become A US Tax Resident?\nSimply put, you become a US tax resident if you are physically present in the US for at least 183 days in one calendar year. You can also be considered a resident under the Substantial Presence Test (SPT) if you spend, based on a special formula, at least 183 days in the US during the past three calendar years.\nFor Canadians who like to visit the US for cross-border shopping, beware because even those short day trips south of the border count as a full day for purposes of the 183 day threshold.\nConversely, an Australian or Canadian who is never physically present in the US for more than 120 days in each calendar year will not qualify as a US tax resident.\nIn case you\u2019re wondering, as we explained in one of our other articles, the IRS does have the capability to track the number of days Canadians and Australians spend in the US.\nWhat Happens if I Become A US Tax Resident?\nSince most Canadians and Australians moving to the US for work on temporary visas are unlikely to spend less than 183 days in the US, they qualify to be taxed as US residents.\nAlthough special rules beyond the scope of this article apply to a first year US tax resident, a US taxpayer lodges a Form 1040 and reports all their worldwide income, including all investment income, capital gains, rental income from non-US rental properties and foreign pension income.\nIs There A Way To Avoid Being Treated As A US Tax Resident?\nIf a Canadian or Australian working in the US on a temporary visa qualifies as a non-resident taxpayer, then they lodge a Form 1040NR and generally only pay US income tax on wages earned while working in the US.\nHowever, if you qualify as a US tax taxpayer, the following exemptions will allow you to lodge a US return as a non-resident:\na) Closer Connection Exception (CCE)\nAn Australian or Canadian who meets the SPT may avoid lodging a return as a U.S. resident by filing Form 8840.\nTo qualify to file the Form 8840, one must meet all the following criteria:\n1) Have a \u201ctax home\u201d (usually where your family, permanent home and personal belongings are located) and a closer connection to Australia or Canada\n2) Be physically present in the U.S. for under 183 days in the current calendar year; and,\n3) File form 8840 to indicate this connection on a timely basis (filing this form late may cause you to be ineligible to claim the CCE).\nb) Non-Residency Under The Treaty\nIn the event an Australian or Canadian working in the U.S. on a temporary work visa (most common E-3, TN, O-1 and L-1) is physically present in the US for at least 183 days in a single calendar year, it\u2019s still possible to avoid U.S. residency by filing a Form 1040NR with a Form 8833 treaty election.\nGenerally, a treaty election is used when a taxpayer is considered a tax resident of both the US and Canada/Australia. In the case where a taxpayer is a simultaneous resident of both the US and Canada/Australia, the treaty acts as a tiebreaker to determine which country has the right to tax the taxpayer as a resident.\nBoth the US-Canada and US-Australia tax treaties contain a provision that allows a US taxpayer to be treated as a Canadian or Australian tax resident, and hence a US non-resident, if Canada/Australia is their permanent home.\nIf a taxpayer has a permanent home in the US and Canada/Australia, then it\u2019s necessary to look at where a taxpayer maintains their center of vital interests, their habitual abode and their citizenship to break the tie.\nNevertheless, a person who uses the treaty to be taxed as a U.S. non-resident is still considered a US tax resident for other filing purposes. As such, Canadians and Australians need to report their financial accounts and interests in foreign corporations, trusts and partnerships to the IRS on the following forms:\n\u2022 Foreign Bank Accounts (FinCen 114)\n\u2022 Foreign Corporations (5471)\n\u2022 Foreign Partnerships (8865)\n\u2022 Foreign Trusts (3520/A)\nBeware, fees to prepare these foreign compliance forms is expensive because they are complicated and time consuming.\nDoes California Follow The Same Residency Rules As The IRS?\nSadly, if lodging a federal return in the US wasn\u2019t complicated enough, a whole set of different rules beyond the scope of this article apply to determine if a Canadian or Australian working in California is considered a California tax resident, and hence subject to California tax on their worldwide income. Since California is not a party to the US-Canada/Australia treaty, no foreign tax credits can be taken for any foreign taxes paid to Australia and Canada. 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        "raw_content": "Early CGI Animation by Ed Catmull\nA friend posted a link to an early 3D animation by Ed Catmull (co/founder of Pixar), and Fredrick Parke from 1972. The footage was digitized and posted earlier this year by Robby Ingebretsen, whose father was a grad student at the University of Utah along with Catmull and Parke. He gives more background on his blog.\nI did a little digging to try and find information on the \u201ckit\u201d used to produce this footage. Catmull published \u201cA System for Creating Computer Generated Movies,\u201d in the 1972 Proceedings of the ACM that seems to cover this work. It was surprisingly difficult to find a copy of the paper available without traversing a paywall, but I did find it on dockstock. By the time the paper was written, the idea that a computer was a general purpose computational device seems well enshrined, because there are pretty much no specifics on the hardware.\nWith a little more work though, I found another paper that describes the facial animation work by Fredrick Parke included in the film. That paper describes the hardware used for producing the animations and capturing it to film as:\nThis system uses two PDP-10 computers. One of these is a dedicated machine that allows only one user at any given time.\nThis processor is interfaced to the special equipment needed to produce half-tone pictures. The other PDP-10 is time-shared, and runs under the TENEX operating system . There is a link between the machines that allows data to be transfered between them . This system allows us to take advantage of the TENEX operating system, particularly the file system, on one machine and the special half-tone display equipment on the other machine.\nAccording to the paper, it took about 2.5 minutes to render out an individual B&W frame of the facial animation. That\u2019s on hardware that was probably in the ballpark of $400,000 in 1972 dollars.\nI grew up in Salt Lake City in the 70s and 80s and I was crazy about computer graphics. I knew about Evans & Sutherland, a pioneering computer graphics company founded by two faculty members at the University of Utah (I was in heaven when I got a tour and a demo of their systems in the early 80s), but it wasn\u2019t until I was much older that I realized what an important place the U of U was in the early days of computer graphics. A look through some of the earliest PhD students of their School of Computing casts some light. John Warnock, Ed Catmull, Henri Gourard, Bui Tuong Phong, James Clark\u2026 And then there is the famed Utah Teapot! Warnock, Catmull and others shared some memories of those days in a 1994 session at the Silicon Valley SIGGRAPH chapter.\nThis entry was posted in General and tagged catmull, graphics, pixar on September 3, 2011 by eas.\n\u2190 Crashplan Install Script for ARM Debian on Pogoplugs and Dockstars Windows 7 to OS X Server PPTP VPN MTU Solution \u2192",
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        "raw_content": "The Complexity of Witnessing Oppression\n\"Now, the Germans might not have believed it, just like we didn't believe it when we were going in, even though we had these pictures shown to us.\"\n\"[A friend of mine] could recall that the American track team, which blitzed with Jesse Owens for the '36 Olympics, had two Jewish dash men that they would not allow to participate because the Germans didn't want them and they didn't allow them to participate. So we discriminated against Jews, and I didn't know it.\nI know that a lot of people don't remember that Germany, even though Owens was the big story, Germany won in the 1936 Olympics for the country. And I can recall when we did go through Germany, we came back up to the industrial area around Dusseldorf, when we went into some of the homes of some of the German citizens, they were just reaching out, friendly. And a number of them, which surprised me, would pull out scrapbooks and programs from the 1936 Olympics. And I saw some of the most beautiful color photographs of Jesse Owens with other German track people. And he appeared in the particular prints that I saw, to be the center of attention of the German athletes, and there seemed to be a genuine show of respect for him, because, like I say, he had a fantastic fluid motion.\nI don't know whether all of the citizens -- just like in this country, people still would not believe certain things were going on. People sometimes tend to support ideas to -- or support individuals who would institute certain practices that they might not do themselves, but they might let somebody else do it. And I don't know whether they actually know it, but there's a sort of a sneaking suspicion sometimes that things are going wrong. I don't think that the Germans could do what they did without it being leaked out. Now, the Germans might not have believed it, just like we didn't believe it when we were going in, even though we had these pictures shown to us.\n[But witnessing atrocities leaves a mark. General Patton used to pass] by our unit periodically. As you saw, he'd go and visit all of these companies. He would have a Jeep in front and a Jeep in the rear. And he was in the middle Jeep. When he passed by you a few times in Luxembourg and Belgium, he'd pause just to let you know he was on the scene. After Buchenwald, you never heard from Patton anymore, to my knowledge, until he died.\"\nGeneral Patton at Ohrdruf : General George S. Patton (with his back to camera) converses with General Omar Bradley during their tour of the newly liberated Ohrdruf concentration camp, a sub-camp of Buchenwald. ~ Source: United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, courtesy of National Archives and Records Administration, College Park ~ Creator: W.A. Scott III ~ Date: April 11, 1945\nGerman civilians are forced to see the bodies of prisoners exhumed from a mass grave near Nammering : On April 19, 1945, a freight train with nearly 4,500 prisoners from Buchenwald pulled onto the railroad siding at Nammering. The commanding officer in charge, Lieutenant Hans Meerbach, ordered during the halt that the bodies of the dead be removed from the train and cremated. This work proceeded too slowly for him, however, and prisoners were forced to carry the bodies of the dead to a nearby mass grave where they were shot by the guards and then also buried in the grave. Altogether 524 prisoners were shot and nearly 800 were interred in the mass grave. After the discovery of the site by U.S. troops on April 28, the ranking American officer in the area forced SS men collected from a nearby POW camp to exhume the corpses and lay them out on either side of the ravine above the mass grave. The inhabitants of Nammering were then ordered to walk through the gravesite, and the bodies were buried in the surrounding towns of Eging am See, Aicha vom Wald, Nammering, and Fuerstenstein. ~ Source: United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, courtesy of National Archives and Records Administration, College Park ~ Creator: W.A. Scott III ~ Date: May 6, 1945\nW.A. Scott III, \u201cSeeing and Not Seeing,\u201d Georgia Journeys, accessed February 15, 2019, http://georgiajourneys.kennesaw.edu/items/show/342.",
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        "raw_content": "MANAGING DIRECTOR CHRISTINE LAGARDE\u00b4S OPENING REMARKS FOR THE UNITED STATES 2016 ARTICLE IV PRESS CONFERENCE / INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND\nManaging Director Christine Lagarde\u2019s Opening Remarks for the United States 2016 Article IV Press Conference\nWelcome to all of you for this briefing on the 2016 United States Article IV Consultation. By now, you will have seen our concluding statement which covers the range of fiscal policies, monetary policy, and the financial sector.\nAt the outset, I would like to emphasize we think that the U.S. economy is in good shape, despite some setbacks in very recent months. Unemployment is well below 5 percent, in the past year an average of 200,000 new jobs were created every month, and household incomes are rising at a healthy clip.\nHaving said this, today we will look beyond the important recent achievements and look forward to what will be needed to ensure strong, sustained and balanced growth in the years ahead. I would highlight in particular \u201cfour forces\u201d that pose a challenge to future growth.\nWhat are those four forces? Declining labor force participation, falling productivity growth, polarization in the distribution of income and wealth, and high levels of poverty in the U.S. Let me elaborate.\nFirst, labor force participation is declining.\nThe U.S. population is aging and, as a result, a smaller share of the population will be active in the labor force in the coming years.\nThe workforce makes up the backbone of the U.S. economy. Mitigating the effects of population aging on labor supply and demand should therefore be a priority \u2013 both here in the U.S. but also in many of the advanced economies.\nSecond, productivity growth has also declined.\nIt has fallen from 1.7 percent in the decade prior to 2007 to 0.4 percent in the past five years.\nMuch of the gains in average per capita incomes in the 20 years before the financial crisis were from gains in productivity, innovation, and efficiency.\nThe fall in productivity growth seems, at least in part, to be linked to falling dynamism both in the U.S. labor markets and in the formation of new and productive enterprises.\nThird, the distribution of income and wealth has steadily become more and more polarized. This is a double edged sword.\nOn the one hand, since 2000 around one quarter of a percent of the population has moved from earning close to the median income to earning 1.5 or more times the median. This is a good thing and has raised living standards for those families.\nOn the other hand, though, more than 3 percent of the population has moved into the group that earns less than half of the median income. For that group, economic insecurity and flat real incomes have resulted in either a stagnation or decline in living standards.\nOur calculations suggest that since 1999, this polarization of the income distribution has knocked around 3\u00bd percent off of badly needed consumer demand. That is around one year\u2019s consumption over a period of 15 years.\nFourth, the share of the population living in poverty is at very high levels.\nThe latest data shows almost 15 percent of Americans\u2014or 46.7 million people\u2014living in poverty.1 Poverty is even higher for certain minority groups; for single parent (and particularly female-headed) households; for children; and for those with disabilities.\nWith such a large share of the population living below the poverty line, this undoubtedly is an important macroeconomic issue.\nNot only does poverty create significant social strains, it also eats into labor force participation, and undermines the ability to invest in education and improve health outcomes. By holding back economic and social mobility, it creates an inter-generational persistence of poverty.\nAll in all, our assessment is that, if left unchecked, these four forces\u2014participation, productivity, polarization, and poverty\u2014will corrode the underpinnings of growth (both potential and actual) and hold back gains in U.S. living standards.\nWhat are the policies needed to counter these \u201cforces\u201d? We have outlined a range of possible options.\nLet me highlight a few:\nPolicies need to help lower income households \u2013 including through a higher federal minimum wage, more generous earned income tax credit, and upgraded social programs for the nonworking por.\nThere is a need to deepen and improve the provision of reasonable benefits to households to give incentives for work, raise the labor supply, and to support families. This should include paid family leave to care for a child or a parent, childcare assistance, and a better disability insurance program. I would just note that the U.S. is the only country among advanced economies without paid maternity leave at the national level and U.S. female labor force participation is 12 percent lower than that for men. Sensible skills-based immigration reform could also raise the labor supply and boost productivity.\nBoosting productivity growth is another policy imperative. Productivity gains must inherently be based in the private sector. But public policies can help. A better tax system, efforts toward more trade integration, better infrastructure, a stronger and more vocationally oriented education system would all support higher productivity growth.\nNone of this is easy. However, there are many good ideas out there as to how best to address these issues. And that provides a strong foundation for progress.\nIn conclusion, I would like to reiterate that the near-term U.S. growth prospects are good despite the recent temporary setbacks. We think that growth should be 2.2 percent this year and higher still in 2017. And by countering the \u201cfour forces\u201d I have just described, I am confident that the U.S. can remain on the frontier of innovation and opportunity.\nSo with that, I am happy to take your questions. Thank you.\n1 The poverty rate is measured via income thresholds adjusted for household size and composition. Thresholds vary from $15.379 for a 2-person household to $24.230 for a 4-person household. Source: Income and Poverty in the United States: 2014, U.S. Census, September 2015.\nTHE NEXT LEAP / THE ECONOMIST BUTTONWOOD COLUMN\n| Etiquetas: Central Banking, Economics, Helicopter Money, Monetary Policy\nHelicopter money sounds radical. It may not be that much of a departure\nWOULD \u201chelicopter money\u201d (the use of newly created money to finance government spending or tax cuts) be a revolutionary break from existing monetary policy? Its advocates argue that the tactic would give the global economy a much-needed boost; its detractors see it as a further step on the path towards fiscal irresponsibility and hyperinflation.\nA paper from Toby Nangle of Columbia Threadneedle, a fund-management group, argues that helicopter money is not as radical a leap as you might think. Money is created in two ways. By far the largest proportion is generated by the banking sector when it lends to consumers or businesses. The bank creates a deposit in the name of the borrower which can then be spent.\nMr Nangle refers to this as \u201cinside money\u201d. The other type, which he calls \u201coutside money\u201d, is that created by the government and central bank, including the notes and coins that everyone carries around.\nMr Nangle\u2019s insight involves looking at outside money in a different way. In the conventional view, the government collects taxes from the private sector and uses the proceeds to finance its spending, covering any shortfall by borrowing in the bond markets. Instead, he suggests, look at the process through a monetary lens. The government creates money to pay its bills\u2014public-sector wages, defence equipment and so on. Doing this without limit would quickly undermine confidence in its currency. So governments offset this monetary expansion by \u201csterilisation\u201d\u2014taking money out of the system through taxes or debt issuance.\nNow think about quantitative easing (QE), the creation of new money to buy government bonds. In effect, this is undoing, or reversing, the sterilisation process. The aim was to prevent excessive monetary tightening. In Britain, the chart shows that bank credit (inside money) was shrinking after the financial crisis but, thanks to QE, the Bank of England partially offset this by creating outside money.\nIn addition, QE in effect reduces government debt held by the private sector, at least for as long as central banks hold on to their respective governments\u2019 bonds and remit the interest payments back to the treasury in question. In accounting terms, one bit of the government owes money to another bit.\nOn a net basis, the ratio of government debt to GDP in Japan has been falling, not rising.\nThe only difference between the current situation and the use of helicopter money is that, in theory, central banks plan to unwind their bond purchases in the long term. Government bonds will eventually end up back in the private sector. (Either the central bank will sell the bonds in the market, or it will fail to reinvest when the bonds mature.)\nHowever, it is almost eight years since the failure of Lehman Brothers and no central bank has started to unwind QE. In the circumstances, would the use of helicopter money be that much of a policy shift?\nMr Nangle\u2019s argument is ingenious but raises questions. If helicopter money is so similar to QE, then would it really be effective? After all, despite several rounds of QE, developed economies have not reattained their pre-crisis growth rates. The essential difference, enthusiasts argue, is that the expansion of the money supply would be avowedly permanent, and thus would have a more stimulatory effect.\nThat difference might well cause helicopter money to be seen in a different light by the markets.\nThe idea of financing government spending by printing money is regarded with horror by many bond investors because it is a drug to which governments would quickly become addicted. Why bother with the unpopularity of raising taxes or the need to placate bond markets when a friendly central bank can fund all your spending promises? The first government to try it might see considerable downward pressure on its currency. Mild depreciation would be welcome; a rapid plunge would not.\nIn the end, Mr Nangle comes out against helicopter money because it would be harder to reverse than QE. Instead of selling government bonds to the market, the central bank would have to push up short-term interest rates, perhaps by a lot, since this would probably be its main tool. The impact on small firms and mortgage-holders might be crippling.\nBut the debate isn\u2019t going to go away. With short- and long-term rates close to historic lows, there isn\u2019t a lot central banks can do on the rates front if more monetary stimulus is needed.\nExpect to see lots of sophisticated arguments in favour of helicopter money in order to quell the doubts of the markets.\nFOUR REGIONAL BANKS OVEROLD ON BREXIT / BARRON\u00b4S MAGAZINE\nFour Regional Banks Oversold on Brexit\nCitizens Financial, Zions, SVB and Regions Financial endured steep sell-offs, making their valuations more attractive.\nNot surprisingly, U.S. regional banks are broadly lower on the Brexit news.\nThat said, select names appear oversold, many of which include banks with higher interest-rate sensitivity. While such concerns are valid, the magnitude of the respective sell-offs appear steep and valuations more attractive. Such names include Citizens Financial Group, Zions Bancorp (down 8%), SVB Financial Group and Regions Financial.\nThe Brexit vote pressures long-term yields, reaffirming net interest margin (NIM) pressure concerns for regional banks. Average long-term yields have steadily trended lower this quarter implying greater reinvestment risk and greater NIM pressure for banks. For the month of June the average 10-year yield is 1.68%, versus 1.81% in April and May. Quarter-to-date, the average 10-year Treasury yield is 1.77%, below the first-quarter average rate of 1.92%.\nWhile trading has been volatile, we note that the current yield on the 10-year Treasury is 1.57% post-Brexit, significantly below the aforementioned 1.77% average second-quarter yield. Last night, the 10-year Treasury yield hit 1.42%, versus the 1.74% close prior to the Brexit news.\nRate-hike expectations have been pushed out by one year and odds of a cut tick higher. Fed-fund futures currently fully price in a rate hike by January 2018. Just prior to the Brexit vote, futures fully priced in a hike by January 2017. Additionally, our Portfolio Strategist Dennis DeBusschere noted that the odds of a rate cut increased from virtually zero (1.2%) to a still-low but interesting 8.5%. We currently model a 25 basis-points hike in September and another 25 basis-points hike in June 2017.\nWe note that for our most-asset-sensitive names (SVB Financial, Comerica, Zions, Texas Capital BancShares, Cullen/Frost Bankers, PNC Financial Services Group, KeyCorp, Regions Financial), the elimination of our modeled September hike (but maintaining our June 2017 hike) would reduce our fiscal 2017 earnings-per-share estimates by about 5%.\nEuropean exposure is limited for regional banks. We note that select banks have limited direct exposure to Great Britain and/or Europe. Such include Wells Fargo with $27 billion of U.K. exposure (1.4% of assets), including $3 billion of sovereign-debt exposure; Capital One Financial with $3.2 billion in U.K. credit-card receivables (1.4% of loans, about 2% revenue); U.S. Bancorpwith select European exposure, including trust and card businesses (European amount not quantified, but these businesses overall account for about 23% of U.S. Bancorp revenue); U.S. Bancorp also has $1.5 billion in deposits at European banks (0.5% of total deposits), $254 million in German sovereign debt, and $22 million in preferred stock in a European bank; SVB Financial with U.K. loans of $800 million (4.5% of SVB Financial loans); and Discover Financial Services with limited, but unquantified exposure via the Pulse Network and Diners Club. Additionally, we note many banks have some level of loan exposure to companies that export products.\n-- John Pancari\n-- Stephen Moss\n-- Rahul Patil\nWHO\u00b4S WINNING THE MIDDLE EAST\u00b4S COLD WAR? / PROJECT SYNDICATE\n| Etiquetas: Iran, Middle East, Saudi Arabia, U.S. Economic And Political\nWho\u2019s Winning the Middle East\u2019s Cold War?\nLONDON \u2013 A cold war is taking place in a very hot place. A key component of the sectarian competition between Shia and Sunni Islam in the Middle East is geopolitical, with Iran facing off against Saudi Arabia and its Gulf allies in a struggle for regional dominance.\nAs with the original Cold War between the Soviet Union and the United States, the conflict does not involve direct military confrontation between the main rivals, at least not yet. It is being fought diplomatically, ideologically, and economically \u2013 especially in the oil markets \u2013 and through proxy wars, such as the conflicts in Syria and Yemen. There are few problems in the wider Middle East that cannot be traced back to the power rivalry between Saudi Arabia and Iran.\nFor the moment, the Iranians seem to be riding high. Following Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei\u2019s decision to agree to an international deal limiting Iran\u2019s nuclear capability to peaceful purposes, Western sanctions have been all but removed. Now that it is once again acceptable to do business with Iran, its ailing economy is set for a rebound. Meanwhile, Iran\u2019s creeping de facto annexation of parts of Iraq \u2013 astonishingly, with American acceptance \u2013 continues because no one except the so-called \u201cIslamic State\u201d has the stomach to stand up to it.\nIran also has an overwhelming manpower advantage, with a population of an estimated 77 million, compared to Saudi Arabia\u2019s 28 million. And while its army is far less well equipped than its rival\u2019s, it is much larger. Moreover, Iran\u2019s main Arab ally, Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, has been given a reprieve as the conflict in his country drags on without conclusion.\nThis has left the Saudis feeling abandoned and vulnerable. They believe that their great traditional ally, the US, betrayed them by concluding the nuclear deal with Iran. Meanwhile, they fear that the chaos in neighboring Iraq has exposed them to chronic strategic risks.\nThe Saudis are also recoiling under a barrage of criticism of their Wahhabi brand of Islam, which is widely blamed for incubating extremism and inspiring terrorism. Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia\u2019s human rights record \u2013 including the denial of elementary rights for women \u2013 is under constant scrutiny.\nAgainst this background, the Kingdom is taking the fight to its enemies. King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud is the country\u2019s above-the-fray ruler, but his son, Prince Mohammad bin Salman Al Saud, currently wields much of the power.\nAs Minister of Defense, Mohammad has continued the Saudi policy of backing anti-Assad rebels in Syria, in concert with Turkey, while unleashing a war on pro-Iranian tribesmen in Yemen (at an enormous humanitarian cost). He has also backed, if not instigated, an increase in domestic repression, and has launched an economic offensive against Iran \u2013 the consequences of which have been seen, until recently, in plunging global oil prices.\nIn early May, Saudi Arabia\u2019s longstanding oil minister, Ali al-Naimi, was replaced by Khalid al-Falih, an ally of Mohammad\u2019s. The reshuffle is an indication of Mohammad\u2019s determination to use oil prices as a weapon against Iran and its ally, Russia. As the world\u2019s swing producer, with boundless reserves of cheaply extractable oil, Saudi Arabia can flood or throttle the market at will.\nAnd for now, the Saudis are flooding the market. They are seeking to rein in Iran and Russia, both of which need higher oil prices to sustain economic growth. And they are hoping to bankrupt the US shale-oil producers that have reduced America\u2019s dependence on Middle Eastern oil. As Mohammad recently declared, the Kingdom doesn\u2019t care about oil prices; \u201c$30 or $70 \u2013 they are all the same to us.\u201d Iran and Russia, by contrast, need a barrel of oil to be worth at least $70.\nThe US oil industry has proved more adaptable and resilient than expected; cheaper shale fields have opened even as old ones have closed. But the Saudi oil offensive has helped convince Iran and Russia to drag Assad, kicking and screaming, to the negotiating table.\nMohammad\u2019s new economic plan, Vision 2030, unveiled in May, is another front in the economic war, designed to show that Saudi Arabia is immune to the domestic economic pressures afflicting Iran and Russia. The plan calls for economic diversification and envisages the establishment of a huge sovereign wealth fund to cushion the impact of lower oil revenues that the ruling class has traditionally used to purchase social peace.\nThe Saudi strategy is not without its costs. Gulf remittances of around $10 billion a year to Egypt (itself under increasing economic pressure and a dizzying fall in tourist receipts after recent terrorist attacks) have been scaled back to around $3 billion. And funding to Lebanon has been cut almost completely.\nAnd yet the long-term outcome of this cold war is not hard to predict. Iran and Russia can never be more than foothold powers in the Arab world. The Shia might be able to maintain influence in Iraq, Syria, and Lebanon (through Hezbollah), but they will be unable to compete more broadly. Some 90% of Arabs are Sunni Muslims, and thus potential Saudi allies.\nThe Saudis can afford to be more mature, and less suspicious than they have been. The US should take steps to reassure them \u2013 while never easing up pressure to improve human rights and implement political and economic reforms.\nhttp://prosyn.org/VQu48PT\nIRAN\u00b4S INFILTRATION OF LATIN AMERICA / THE WALL STREET JOURNAL OP EDITORIAL\n| Etiquetas: Argentina, Bolivia, Iran, Latin America Economic And Political, Nicaragua, Peru, U.S. Economic And Political, Venezuela\nIran\u2019s Infiltration of Latin America\nWith U.S. influence waning, Tehran moves in, as a new report on Argentina shows.\nAlberto Nisman, the prosecutor investigating the 1994 bombing of the Argentine-Israeli Mutual Association community center, who died in 2015. Photo: Associated Press\nArgentine prosecutor Alberto Nisman died of a single bullet to the head in January 2015, a day before he was scheduled to testify to Argentina\u2019s Congress about an alleged government coverup of the 1994 Iranian terrorist bombing of a Buenos Aires Jewish community center.\nThere is still no official court ruling on whether he was murdered, but a new investigative report\u2014to be published Tuesday\u2014goes a long way in proving motive.\nJoseph Humire, the executive director of the Washington, D.C., based Center for a Secure Free Society, uses thousands of documents and legal wiretaps released to the public to show how the prosecutor\u2019s death eliminated a key stumbling block for Iran and \u201cpaved the way for [it] to move into a new phase of its information and intelligence operations in Latin America.\u201d If the theocracy, which is the No. 1 state-sponsor of terrorism in the world, did not murder Nisman, it was the biggest beneficiary of his death.\nNisman was the special prosecutor investigating the terrorist attack on the Jewish community center\u2014known by its Spanish initials as the AMIA. In 2006 he indicted eight former Iranian officials (including former President Ali Rafsanjani) and one Lebanese national. The following year, at Nisman\u2019s behest, Interpol issued \u201cred notices\u201d for the arrest of six of the accused. But Iran took no action.\nUsing legal wiretaps, Nisman later built a case that President Cristina Kirchner\u2019s government had a covert agreement with Iran to wipe Tehran\u2019s fingerprints off the AMIA attack in exchange for Iranian oil and reopening Iran\u2019s market to Argentine grain and beef.\nNisman had filed a criminal complaint against members of the Kirchner government the week before he died. Killing him did nothing to stop the public from learning of the contents of his report. Yet his death did put the brakes on his plan to bring the Iranian crime into the international arena. It had the potential to undermine the key foreign-policy objectives of Tehran.\nIran\u2019s asymmetric warfare against the West demands commercial engagement because it allows Tehran to deploy political operatives specializing in propaganda, intelligence and terrorism and to finance their activities under the guise of business activity.\nIn December 2014, Iran\u2019s priority was to end U.N. sanctions in order to facilitate this capability. This meant securing legitimacy via successful negotiations with the five permanent members of the U.N. Security Council plus Germany. Nisman was about to get in the way.\nIn a safe-deposit box in Buenos Aires some months after Nisman\u2019s death, investigators discovered a document signed by him and dated December 2014. It is an appeal to Argentine authorities to formally request that the U.N. invoke its charter and intervene in the AMIA case.\n\u201cIran\u2019s refusal to extradite its accused, according to Nisman, placed it in noncompliance with its international obligations to support a legal case of international terrorism with another U.N. member,\u201d Mr. Humire writes. Moreover, \u201cNisman cited Sudan and Libya as precedent for U.N. intervention when state sponsorship of terrorism obstructs justice on an international terrorism case.\u201d\nBy 2015 the nuclear talks were entering a crucial stage. Whether President Obama would have reconsidered the U.S.\u2019s legitimization of Iran, already under way, is far from certain. The U.S. president doesn\u2019t like to let facts get in the way of his legacy agenda.\nBut if Nisman had a hearing at the U.N., his extensive investigation could not have been ignored.\nAccording to Mr. Humire, the prosecutor had produced more than \u201c1,500 pages of open source reporting on Iran and Hezbollah\u201d and another 1,500 pages of classified material that is still not public on the AMIA attack. At a minimum it would have challenged Iran\u2019s denials that it supports terrorism.\nMr. Humire argues that the classified material, which is in a 2003 Argentine report, should be declassified so Argentines have the \u201cknowledge necessary to grasp the seriousness and longevity of Iran\u2019s influence in their country.\u201d The rest of the hemisphere also deserves to know about Iran\u2019s designs. As Mr. Humire says: \u201cAt a time when U.S. influence has diminished in the region, Latin America is arguably Iran\u2019s top foreign policy priority outside of the Middle East.\u201d\nAuthoritarian Venezuela, Bolivia and Nicaragua have welcomed the presence and influence of Iran. But others are being surreptitiously invaded, beginning with embassies, cultural centers and mosques.\nPeru\u2019s southern rural communities are typical targets for launching networks. Front companies in the beef and oil industries in Brazil and Uruguay are used to provide cover for Iranian operatives. As for Chile, Mr. Humire\u2019s report shows how Iran has infiltrated universities.\nIt\u2019s not hard to see how the end of sanctions on Iran\u2014triggering the liberation of $150 billion in assets and the reopening of international economic channels\u2014will increase Iran\u2019s penetration of the Western Hemisphere.\n2014 RESISTANCE HOLDING GOLD STOCKS AFTER BREXIT / SAFE HAVEN\n| Etiquetas: Gold, Gold Stocks, Investment Strategies\n2014 Resistance Holding Gold Stocks after Brexit\nBy: Jordan Roy-Byrne\nWhat a last 24 hours for markets! At one point Gold was up $100/oz, S&P futures were limit down and the British Pound was down over 8%! The volatility has subsided, perhaps temporarily and Gold settled around $1320/oz with Silver settling below key resistance at $18.\nThe miners predictably gapped up but the strength was sold. As miners remain below 2014 resistance we expect Gold to retest $1300/oz before moving higher.\nThe chart below plots the weekly candlestick charts of GDXJ (top) and GDX. The miners gained 5% to 6% on the week thanks to Brexit but note that miners sold off today after testing 2014 resistance. GDXJ, which has resistance at $43-$45 reached $43.76 today before declining and GDX, which has resistance at $27-$28, reached $27.71 before declining.\nWe should also note that the miners remain stretched when viewed through the lenses of history. Specifically, Brexit pushed the rebound above the 2008-2009 rebound.\nGiven the action in the miners today and their historically overbought condition, coupled with Gold selling off from much higher levels, I expect Gold to retest $1300/oz next week. A retest is only that and nothing more. While Gold has technically not formed a reverse head and shoulders bottom, it nevertheless has a potential measured target of $1550/oz. There is some resistance at $1330 and $1380 to $1400. However, there is very little resistance from $1400 to $1550.\nNews events rarely change market trends as the market typically leads news but Brexit could be an indication of a new bullish development for precious metals. That would be the long-term disintegration of Europe which would be very negative for the Euro, the world's second largest currency. This news propelled Gold through $1300 and could be the catalyst to take it towards $1400 over the next few months. Meanwhile, the gold stocks could back and fill just a bit before again testing 2014 resistance levels.\nROBOTS MAY CUT OFF THE PATH TO PROSPERITY IN THE DEVELOPING WORLD / THE FINANCIAL TIMES\n| Etiquetas: Economics, Emerging Markets, Science And Technology\nRobots may cut off the path to prosperity in the developing world\n\u2018Radical inshoring\u2019 trend means western companies are taking back manufacturing\nThere is a gloomy view you hear in the developed world that goes something like this: first the factories went overseas, now the robots are coming for the jobs that are left. In other words, automation will sweep up the crumbs that globalisation left behind.\nBut the relationship between globalisation and automation is more interesting than that. Rich countries are beginning to see factories return to their shores \u2014 and they have the robots to thank.\nTake Adidas. When Herbert Hainer, chief executive, joined the German sportswear company in 1987, factories were beginning to close in Germany and move to China. This month, he announced Adidas would bring some shoe production back to Germany for the first time in three decades thanks to a highly automated factory in Bavaria. \u201cI find it almost uncanny how things have come full circle,\u201d he said.\nIt is important to keep some perspective. Adidas made 301m shoes last year; the two new factories (the other will be in the US) will produce about 1m. Still, you can see how this trend could take off.\nDitch the complex global supply chains and you save transport and storage costs. You are less polluting and your customers do not have to worry that your products were made in sweatshops. You are also more nimble and responsive to demand.\nSpanish retailer Inditex, owner of the Zara chain of stores, owes much of its success to its \u201cnearshoring\u201d strategy: it can adapt to fluctuating fashions because more than 60 per cent of its clothes are made in Spain, Portugal and other nearby countries such as Morocco and Turkey.\nOnly wardrobe perennials, such as shirts and chinos, are made in low-cost factories in Asia.\nAdidas says it is moving closer to a future in which customers can have shoes made on demand, perhaps even by a robot in the corner of the shop .\nTyler Cowen, an economics professor at George Mason University in the US, believes robots and 3D printers could create a world of \u201cradical insourcing\u201d where developed countries no longer need to outsource production to countries where wages are low.\n\u201cWhy should a wealthy nation buy from a poorer exporter when it can automate and produce similar goods at home without incurring high labour costs?\u201d he asked in a recent paper.\nThis would not do much for jobs in developed countries, admittedly. The new Adidas factory will have about 160 staff, a fraction of the number required to make the same number of shoes in Asia. But set aside the rich world for a moment. What would \u201cradical insourcing\u201d mean for all the developing countries that saw manufacturing exports as their path to prosperity?\nIndustrialisation was the west's route to riches. There are strong links between manufacturing jobs and the development of a secure middle class. Exporting manufactured goods powers \u201ccatch-up growth\u201d and technological convergence with advanced economies, so the theory goes.\nBut developing countries are displaying signs of what Harvard professor Dani Rodrik calls \u201cpremature deindustrialisation\u201d. While manufacturing jobs peaked at about 25 per cent of the US workforce and 40 per cent of Germany's, they already seem to have peaked in Brazil, India and China at less than 15 per cent.\nA world of \u201cradical insourcing\u201d would accelerate this trend, cutting off one well-worn path to development. Poor countries with natural resources could still sell raw materials but economies that rely on commodity exports tend to be highly unequal, unless they have strong democratic institutions.\nIt is not all gloom. Technology may threaten the old development model but it brings cheaper renewable energy, medicines, internet and smartphones to people in poor countries. Prof Cowen foresees a developing world where phones, software, films, drugs and ideas are plentiful but many basic goods are expensive.\nTechnology can also create opportunities for developing countries to sell to the world. It is already delivering microfinance loans to entrepreneurs and online education to bright young people. And there is still time to find a new path: all those factory jobs making things for domestic and export markets will not disappear overnight. But nor will they be there forever.\nLast month a company called Kuka, which makes industrial robots, became the target of a \u20ac4.5bn takeover bid. The owner? German. The bidder? Chinese.\nTHE PSYCHOLOGY OF MORTALITY: DEATH ANXIETY MAKE US HATE PEOPLE WHO ARE DIFFERENT / DER SPIEGEL\n| Etiquetas: Death, Donald Trump, Human Being, Human Longevity, Mortality, Psychology, Sex, U.S. Economic And Political\nThe Psychology of Mortality\n'Death Anxiety Makes Us Hate People Who Are Different'\nInterview Conducted by Rafaela von Bredow and Johann Grolle\nOil painting from Hieronymus Bosch, ca. 1500.\nThe fear of death is our constant companion. Psychologist Sheldon Solomon has researched how that anxiety affects our lives -- and found that being reminded of death can bring out our worst.\nSPIEGEL: Professor Solomon, you have spent almost your entire professional life focusing on the fear of death. Can you remember the first time you ever experienced this fear?\nSolomon: I do. I was eight years old and my mother said one night: \"Say goodbye to your grandmother because she's not going to be around much longer.\" And she died the next day of cancer.\nAfterwards, I went upstairs and started leafing through my stamp collection. I had a lot of American stamps and they happened to all have dead presidents on them. So there was George Washington. He was a great guy, but he's still dead. Here's Thomas Jefferson. And then, like a psychological lightning bolt, I was like: \"Oh, wow. This does not bode well for me.\" And I had what I, at least in retrospect, remember as a convulsing realization that that would be my inevitable fate.\nSPIEGEL: And this shock still affects you 50 years later?\nSolomon: Essentially, yes. In the lovely language of the anthropologist Ernest Becker, there's always a rumbling of panic beneath the surface of our consciousness. Our big forebrain gives us the capacity to think abstractly and symbolically and we are smart enough to realize that, like all living things, our lives are of finite duration. That conspires to give rise to potentially paralyzing existential terror.\nSPIEGEL: Despite being so concerned, you seem quite happy...\nSolomon: Each of us must live with this terror. Becker's claim is that in order to be able to get up in the morning, we embed ourselves in carefully constructed symbolic belief systems that the anthropologists call \"culture.\" Culture gives us each a sense that life has meaning and that we have value -- by offering us assurances of immortality. Either literally, through the heavens, the soul's afterlives or reincarnation, or by the prospect that some vestige of ourselves will persist over time -- from having kids, amassing great fortunes or producing great works of art or science. Yet no culturally constructed symbolic belief system is ever powerful enough to completely eradicate the anxiety that is engendered by the awareness of death.\nSPIEGEL: Do you suffer more than others from this existential terror?\nSolomon: I don't believe so. It is usually about this time, five to nine years of age or so, when children, in light of their intellectual and emotional maturation, really do become explicitly self-aware to the point where they recognize that their parents are not the omniscient and omnipotent creatures that they thought. That they are not only fallible but also finite. And it's at that point that we switch our psychological allegiance from relying solely on our parents as the basis for psychological security to the culture at large. Rather than just being a good boy or girl, now I want to be a good American, a good German, a good Christian, a good fill-in-the-blank, depending on the cultural construction upon which our identity is ultimately centered.\nSPIEGEL: At what point did you decide to focus your career on the fear of death, a rather dark topic, it must be said?\nSolomon: Accidentally, as happens in science quite often. What happened, literally, is that I was in the library looking for some books by Freud and I saw a book with a very interesting green dot. Its author was Ernest Becker. In the very first paragraph of the book, Becker writes: I want to figure out what makes people act the way they do. I was like, yeah, me too!\nSPIEGEL: Thinkers have been considering the fear of death for centuries.\nSolomon: That's correct. It's an idea that goes back to the Old Testament and further, to the ancients. There is no shortage of strands of thought -- artistic, philosophical and theological -- that point to the uniquely human awareness of death as literally the psychodynamic lynchpin toward which all of our behavior is directed. Only psychologists have avoided the subject.\nWhen I first started working on it, the attitude was: This is nonsense.\nSolomon: They said: Even if one grants that these are intriguing ideas, they're unscientific and highly speculative.\nSPIEGEL: How were you able to convince them of the contrary?\nSolomon: I think this is our small contribution. We said, let's try to figure out if the fear of death influences behavior; let's subject it to empirical scrutiny. Again, we were the beneficiaries of an accident of sorts. We had a graduate student who was in a death and dying course and her class was asked to jot down their thoughts about how they might feel and think as they were physically dying. We heard that and decided: That's exactly what we're going to do. Let's ask some people to answer those questions about death and others to answer questions about other negative stuff, like going to the dentist or a car accident. And then we'll see if the members of the two groups behave differently.\nSPIEGEL: Did it work?\nSolomon: The very first study that we did was with court judges in Arizona, where we had half of the judges think about their own deaths, and then we asked them to set bond for an alleged prostitute, which was the most common crime in Arizona at the time. The average bond for that crime was $50, but when the judges were reminded of their mortality before setting a bond, they set bonds that were nine times higher, at $455.\nSPIEGEL: Wow. That much more?\nSolomon: It still astonishes me. What was remarkable is that judges are supposedly trained to administer the law in an evenhanded and rational fashion. But when we explained to them what we were doing, they said there's no way that our stupid questionnaire could have had any effect on their judgment. But the results have been replicated many times, both here and in other countries. So there have been many instances where punitive reactions to moral transgressors are magnified by these death reminders.\nSPIEGEL: In your book, you go even further. You even believe that Hitler's success can be explained by Germans' fear of death.\nSolomon: We must be very cautious; we should be suspicious of any monolithic explanation of anything. In our book, if we have overstated the case, and we surely have, it's because we believe that psychologists have been oblivious to the possibility that the awareness of death has any effect on what people do. Regarding Hitler: There was the defeat in World War I. There were the incredibly humiliating terms imposed upon the Germans. There was the economic instability engendered by the Depression. The combination of those factors made this a ripe substrate for the emergence of a charismatic leader.\nSPIEGEL: Economic distress and aggrieved national feelings are different than the fear of death.\nSolomon: You need not know that death is on your mind for these concerns to be lurking perpetually.\nLet's take another example that we examined closely: Prior to September 11th, President George W. Bush's approval rating was as low as that of few presidents in the history of presidential polling. Soon after, he had the highest approval rating. We thought: Maybe September 11th was like a giant death reminder. The message was: Terrorists are diabolical, but they're also smart. What did they target?\nThey targeted the Pentagon. They targeted the Twin Towers and possibly the White House.\nThey targeted the ultimate symbols of American military, economic and political might. And there's good evidence that people in Montana were just as traumatized as people who lived in Manhattan. 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But our argument is that, by becoming self-aware, humans learned to anticipate the future, to plan and to ask questions about the world. There came a point where consciousness would have become highly problematic in the absence of the coincident development of mechanisms of denial that enabled us to take full advantage of self-awareness without being overwhelmed by death anxiety. And we go back to the cognitive awakening, something like 50,000 years ago. That is concurrent with the first appearances of grave goods, body ornaments and art. All these things are a way to prevent us from being explicitly aware of the tragic elements of the human condition.\nSPIEGEL: Art was just a way to deny death?\nSolomon: Yes. \"Without art, the crudeness of reality would make the world unbearable,\" Bernhard Shaw said. And Ralph Waldo Emerson wrote: \"We fly to Beauty from the terrors of finite existence.\"\nSPIEGEL: Religion offers hope of immortality even more explicitly than does art.\nSolomon: Yes, and that is likely the most important function of all religions. I like the idea that religion is an unbelievably creative way for large groups of unrelated people to get along and to foster social cohesion and social coordination. In the beginning was the beat. We were dancing and drumming and singing long before we engaged in discursive language. And yet, the conquistador Juan Ponce de Le\u00f3n did not go looking for the Fountain of Social Glue. He went looking for the Fountain of Youth. And the people building the pyramids did not have images of lots of folks yoked arm in arm. No, they're like: I want to live forever.\nSPIEGEL: Do our attitudes to death change throughout our lives? What happens, for example, when a doctor diagnoses a deadly disease? 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        "raw_content": "Kotayk - GO TRAVEL\nAdministrative centre: Hrazdan\nDistance from Yerevan to Hrazdan: 42 km\nOne of the most beautiful regions of Armenia is Kotayk, which boasts of it breathtaking landscape and rich nature with thick woods, high peaks, deep gorges, green valleys. Kotaykwith its numerous places of interest and unique nature is an ideal place for holiday, tourism and sport events.\nMost ancient historical and cultural monuments are located here; among them are Pagan Temple of Garni (1st century AD), Geghard Monastery (12-13 cntury). Apart from these, there are lots of mineral springs, recreation resorts in the region, such as Arzni resort famous for its mineral water springs in Harzdan river canyon, Tsakhadzor, which is modern winter and summer resort.\nGarni \u2013 a unique pre-Christian structure which was built in 77 AD by Tiridates I. The temple was built in the style of classical Ancient Greek Architecture and was dedicated to the king of the sun Mihr. After adaptation of Christianity, this site was turned to royal summer residence. Garni temple was damaged by earthquake in 1697, and was reconstructed between 1969-1975. Nowadays Garni pagan temple is a must-visit destination for every tourist who visits Armenia.\nGeghard - is located in a few miles from Garni, along the river Azat gorge, Geghard or Gekhardavank monastery well-known for its rocky sights. This medieval monastery is unique in its style; the monastery is carved out of a mountain at the site of sacered spring. Geghard was founded by Grigory the Illuminator in 4 century, but the main chapel was built in 1215. Today Geghard Monastery is included in UNESCO world heritage list.\nTsaghkadzor is the most famous mountain-ski resort in Armenia. Located in Tsakhkunyants canyon among woods and Alpine meadows, it is an ideal place for rest and recreation. In 1984 Tsakhadzor received a status of the city, was enriched with touristic infrastructure due to which it became one of the most visited touristic destinations in Armenia.\nVardavar Tour Vardavar's history dates back to pagan times. Vardavar is currently celebrated 98 days (...",
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        "raw_content": "Solution to Hair Loss/Growth???\nSource: http://www.derminfo.de/diskussion/allgemein_archiv/uploads/Entire_Hair_Loss_Book.html\nAmino acids are what the cell uses to make protein. It has been found that amino acid balances were off in individuals with poor hair. The body can manufacture all but nine of the amino acids. These nine amino acids are considered essential to health and must be obtained from outside sources, like food or supplements.\nWithout amino acids, cells cannot maintain or repair themselves, nor will certain crucial enzymes and hormones be manufactured. Without sufficient amino acids, human hair color and texture can change dramatically in response to protein malnutrition. Protein deficiency, even short-term, results in dramatic changes in the hair roots. 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        "raw_content": "Home/Health Tips/Using an Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitor\nIf you have high blood pressure (hypertension), your doctor may ask you to use an ambulatory blood pressure monitor. This is a small machine, about the size of a portable radio. You wear it on a belt for 24 hours. The blood pressure cuff on the monitor can be worn under your clothes without anyone seeing it. This monitor records your blood pressure every 15 to 30 minutes of a normal day. The information collected can help you and your doctor see if your blood pressure treatment is working.\nNot everyone with high blood pressure is asked to wear a monitor. Your doctor may want you to use an ambulatory blood pressure monitor if:\nYou have \u201cborderline\u201d high blood pressure.\nYou and your doctor can\u2019t keep your blood pressure under control.\nYou have blood pressure problems caused by your other medicines.\nYou have changed your medicine.\nYou are pregnant and have high blood pressure.\nYou have fainting spells.\nThe monitor may help your doctor find out if you are a person who only has high blood pressure when you are at the doctor\u2019s office. This is called \u201cwhite-coat hypertension.\u201d It is called this because your blood pressure rises when you are nervous or fearful of medical environments. If you have this kind of hypertension, you may not need to take blood pressure medicine.\nThe small blood pressure cuff that is connected to the monitor will automatically check your blood pressure about every 30 minutes. This includes while you are sleeping. You also will be asked to keep a diary of your day\u2019s activities. This gives your doctor information about when you were active and when you were resting. After 24 hours of monitoring, you will take the machine and your diary to the doctor\u2019s office. The blood pressure information is transferred from the monitor to a computer. The computer helps the doctor make sense of the information. Your doctor will review the information with you and decide if your treatment program is working or if you need to make changes.\nSome people feel a little sore from the frequent pressure checks.\nSome people get a rash from the blood pressure cuff. It usually goes away without treatment.\nWill my insurance pay for the monitor?\nWill I be able to read the monitor to see if I\u2019m having high blood pressure at any given time?\nWhat is wearing the monitor annoys me or stresses me out? Will this cause my blood pressure to rise?\nWill I have to wear the monitor for longer than 24 hours?",
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        "raw_content": "Allen E. Gant, Jr. Retires as CEO of Glen Raven\nGlen Raven, a global provider of performance fabrics, announced today that Allen E. Gant, Jr. has retired as CEO of the family-owned company founded by his grandfather in...",
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        "raw_content": "A lack of sponsors? Simple, ditch compulsory academisation\nToday\u2019s annual report by HMCI Amanda Spielman covers a lot of ground, but let\u2019s pick up here on one important section that shows starkly the flaw in the government\u2019s policy of compulsory academisation.\nThe report points out that the turnaround rates for underperforming schools remain too slow and that a lack of sponsor capacity means some schools have been left in limbo for more than 18 months before joining a multi-academy trust.\nIt argues that the current \u201chalfway-house approach\u201d to academisation is not working and calls for incentives to be reinstated to encourage the best schools to become academies and use their expertise to sponsor.\n\u201cSimply put, without more good sponsors, the DfE\u2019s ambition to support failing schools will not be realised,\u201d says the report.\nOfsted is right that there is a real problem in matching schools with sponsors and that this is leading to waits which are unacceptably long. But its solution [to give trusts more incentives] surely isn\u2019t the only game in town.\nThe problem here is a simple one. The government has insisted that the only route for schools judged as inadequate is compulsory academisation, but there isn\u2019t actually enough capacity in the existing network of multi-academy trusts to provide sponsors in all cases.\nSimilarly, there is an equally simple solution. The government should drop the requirement for compulsory academisation.\nThere is an equally simple solution. The government should drop the requirement for compulsory academisation\nSponsored academisation should certainly be one option available to struggling schools, but it should be considered alongside a range of other ways in which the school could be supported.\nThe key here is not who oversees the school, but how the support needed by the school can best be delivered.\nThis approach would have the benefit of unblocking the current logjam in the system and make it less likely that schools which most need support are left in limbo.\nThe problem is political\nThe problem for the government is a political one. Its policy of compulsory academisation is part of an agenda to evolve the system in this direction and ministers will be reluctant to perform a U-turn.\nBut they need to face up to the fact that we have a mixed model and accept the reality that we need pragmatic solutions rather than ideological ones.\nIt puts too much strain on an evolving system to insist that it is the only solution to providing support to struggling schools.\nAnd these schools and their communities should also have a greater say in the process. The provision of support should be a dialogue between all parties.\nThese schools need the security of long-term strategic support to enable sustained improvement\nThe current situation just isn\u2019t acceptable. We can\u2019t continue to have schools and their pupils facing up to 18 months of uncertainty while the DfE attempts to implement a policy which flies in the face of reality.\nLong-term strategic support\nThese schools need the security of long-term strategic support to enable sustained improvement.\nThe chief inspector said today that some young people have the deck stacked against them. It\u2019s a fair bet that a proportion of these children will be in schools struggling to find sponsors.\nThe last thing they need is the obstacle of an unnecessary and politically driven policy which is actively holding back the prospects for school improvement.\nWe have had several years now in which far too much emphasis has been placed on the structure of schools.\nWe need to redress the balance and put the focus back on what is needed by children and young people. Whatever works best in delivering school support is the right solution.\n\u2190 Ofsted could do more to reward schools for being inclusive\nOfsted to introduce new MAT \u2018summary evaluations\u2019 this month \u2192",
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        "raw_content": "How to Choose the Best Rice Cooker\nIf rice makes up an important part of your diet plan, then owning a good rice cooker might be well worth it. Because of the increasing importance of rice as a staple food, we look for more ways to make it delicious and tasty. You\u2019ll certainly need a rice cooker to cook your rice to perfection. Rice cookers are offered in various versions and designs but like nearly all of our kitchen appliances, we get that which we pay for. As with any other item we purchase, we want them to do a great job and we demand that the item should be able to do its work to make our lives easier. The rice cooker isn\u2019t any different, and we\u2019d desire it to cook rice that has better texture and is better tasting.\nBuying a rice cooker may be a challenging process because of the wide variety of brands, sizes, features and price tags available in the market. In the event that you\u2019d like to make a good choice, you must ask yourself if you are searching for any unique characteristics and what your needs are. For instance, most rice cookers come in sizes of 3, 5 and 10 cups. The 3-cup model is the right size for those with small families and those who are single. It is going to leave room for having about two or three extra people on a curry evening or when cooking rice for two meals. When you have a larger family of four to six people it is recommended to buy a 5 or 5.5-cup version. You will have each of the aforementioned attributes adopted to a bigger family, and you also could be able to use the auto-warming function and keep soup or a stew warm during a meal. That will be quite useful for a winter dinner. The size is very practical for the needs of an average family that is interested in automating most of their kitchen tasks.\nAdditionally there is the 10-cup version, but it\u2019s advisable for those who may have the 5-cup version but want to upgrade or for families that host a lot of guests. This model is also appropriate for restaurant proprietors who require that dishes for rice or instance entry soups be kept at a temperature that is constant. But, the steamer function would have been a helpful aid for families that are bigger if they\u2019d want to steam vegetables, mushrooms, fish or chicken for everyone. Therefore, this is a decision that should be made by one who is choosing the rice cooker.\nThe brand to pick will depend on budget and the characteristics which you need the most.\nHow I Achieved Maximum Success with Appliances",
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        "raw_content": "5 Reasons Why You Need Sleep\nWhen your mother told you to get your beauty sleep, she may have been on to something. From kids to adults, studies illustrate that the amount of sleep a person gets can directly affect his/her diet and overall health. While individual sleep needs vary, most adults need about 7 to 9 hours of sleep a night consistently, while teenagers need 9 to 12 hours. About one third of adults regularly get 6 hours or less of sleep a night. How do you know if you\u2019re getting enough sleep? A good way to tell is if you feel vigilant during the day and feel pleased with the amount of sleep you are getting. And there are many reasons to ensure that happens. Here are 5 reasons to get enough sleep. Let\u2019s go through it:\n1. Reduces the Risk of Depression\nGetting enough sleep is obligatory for functioning both physically and mentally during the day. Not getting enough sleep can cause dramatic mood swings, which can upsurge the risk of depression. Getting less than 6 hours of sleep on a regular basis\u2014can have lasting effects that can\u2019t be reversed. These effects can include high blood pressure, negative moods, and a decrease in productivity. Good sleep habits lead to better moods at work as well as in our social interactions and personal relationships.\n2. Helps Maintain an Optimal Weight\nDid you know that getting too little sleep can cause weight gain? Analyses have shown that sleep deprivation can lower proteins in the body that suppress our appetites, causing people to want to eat more than they would if they had gotten enough sleep. People who don\u2019t get enough sleep might also feel too tired to keep up a regular exercise routine, making it harder for them to maintain a healthy weight.\n3. Increases the Ability to Think Clearly\nA lack of sleep not only makes us drowsy and ineffective to concentrate, it can also cause impaired memory function and job performance. When we\u2019re well rested, we\u2019re likely to be more attentive, alert, physically stronger, and better able to perform well at our jobs and at creative problem solving. A lack of sleep can affect poor concentration and behavior problems. When we do get enough sleep, we\u2019re able to think clearly and react to situations quickly without any qualms.\nReports show that more of us are reporting higher levels of stress than in past years, 35 percent of adults report that they don\u2019t get enough sleep, with women feeling the effects of sleep deprivation more than men. Fatefully, many adults accept their lack of sleep as a way of life and turn to caffeine to combat the weakness they feel during the day. Aiming for 6 to 7 hours of sleep a night\u2014along with exercise and a balanced diet\u2014will minimize stress.\n5. It\u2019s Good for the Heart\nWhen it comes to getting a good night\u2019s sleep, there are significant health benefits for people of all ages. Several studies have shown that a lack of sleep, or getting less than 6 hours of sleep a night consistently, can initiate an irregular heart rate as well as higher blood pressure and increased cholesterol levels, which are risk factors for heart disease. So the next time you try to short yourself on a good night\u2019s sleep, wonder about all the health benefits you\u2019re missing by staying awake for that extra hour or two.\nStrategies for a Better Night\u2019s Sleep\nMaintain a regular bedtime and wake-up schedule\nSleep on a comfortable mattress and pillow\nMaintain a regular exercise schedule\n10 Bra Mistakes You\u2019re Probably Making (And How To Fix Them)\n10 Bra Mistakes You\u2019re Probably Making (And How To Fix Them) :- Bras are complicated little buggers \u2014 buying them is anxiety-inducing, washing them is time-consuming and getting them to lay right under clothes sometimes seems aggravatingly impossible. But we\u2019re here \u2026",
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        "raw_content": "3.15 Conflict Resolution and Personal Grievance\nHamilton Junior High School must encourage:\na) Personal reconciliation, an active commitment to restore damaged relationships.\nb) Just settlement of substantive issues; an active commitment to develop agreements that are just and satisfactory to everyone involved.\nThe process followed must not contravene the principles, processes and employees rights stipulated in the current Teachers Collective Agreement.\nTo maintain positive relationships with colleagues\nTo resolve all conflict fairly\nStaff must be encouraged to recognise that conflict resolution is assisted by:\nCo-operative negotiation\nStaff must be encouraged in the view that:\na) Conflict is an opportunity for growth\nb) It is the responsibility for each person to examine their own contribution to conflict before confronting others\nStaff must be made aware that the resolution of conflict may call for:\na) Reconciliation between parties\nb) Education and/or new ways of doing things\nc) Engaging in continued dialogue or confrontation to correct an injustice.\nIf the conflict can be dealt with as a matter between colleagues then the following steps may be taken:\na) Make the first move towards reconciliation\nb) Perform acts of kindness and forgiveness, overlooking the offence\nc) Undertake constructive confrontation\nd) When undertaking constructive confrontation a person may go privately and express personal concerns and affirm the collegial relationship and a desire to work things out.\nIf a conflict arises and one or all those involved are unable to resolve the conflict in the manner outlined in iv, then this process may be used.\na) Consider approaching a friend to discuss the matter and then together undertake a constructive confrontation\nb) Consider writing an account of the conflict situation and formally approaching the Principal for assistance\nc) If the conflict still remains unresolved consider placing the matter before the Board of Trustees asking them to act as arbiters in the situation\nd) At all stages all participants in the conflict must keep each other informed of the actions being taken and be given a chance to make a response\nThere are certain conflict situations that may result in personal grievance under the Employment Relations Act 2000.\nPersonal Grievance.\na) A personal grievance is a particular type of employment relationship problem that normally must be raised with the employer within 90 days of the grievance arising. 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For ease of access these are attached at the end of this policy as an Appendix.\nb) The employee and the Board should first make a reasonable effort to discuss the problem and settle it by mutual agreement. If it is a personal grievance, it must first be raised with the employer and within 90 days. An employee or the Board has the right to be represented at any stage. When a problem arises, union members should contact their local Union representative field officer for advice and representation.\nc) Either party can refer a personal grievance to the Employment Relations Service of the Department of Labour for mediation assistance, or to the Employment Relations Authority.\nd) If the problem relates to a type of discrimination that can be subject of a complaint to the Human Rights Commission under the Human Rights Act 1993, the person can either take a personal grievance, or complain to the Human Rights Commission, but not both, If in doubt, advice should be sought before deciding.\nviii. Services available: To help resolve employment relationship problems the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) provides:\na) An Information Service\nThis is free. It is available by contacting the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment or by phoning toll free 0800 20 90 20. The Department\u2019s Employment Service\u2019s internet address is http:/www.dol.govt.nz/.\nb) Mediation Service \u2013\nThe mediation service is a free and independent service available through the Department of Labour. This service helps to resolve employment relationship problems and generally to promote the smooth conduct of employment relationships.\nMediation is a mutual problem solving process, with the aim of reaching an agreement, assisted by an independent third party.\nIf the parties cannot reach a settlement they can ask the mediator in writing, to make a final and binding decision.\nA settlement reached through mediation and signed by the mediator at the request of the parties is final, binding and enforceable. Neither party can then take the matter any further and , either party can be made to comply with the agreed settlement by court order.\nIf the problem is unresolved through mediation either party may apply to have the matter dealt with by the Employment Relations Authority.\nc) The Employment Relations Authority \u2013\nThis Authority is an investigative body that operates in an informed way. It looks into the facts and makes a decision on the merits of the case and not on the legal technicalities.\nEither an employer or an employee can refer an unresolved employment relationship problem to the Authority by filing the appropriate forms.\nThe Authority may call evidence, hold investigative meetings, or interview anyone involved. It can direct the parties to try mediation. If mediation is unsuitable or has not resolved the problem, the Authority will make a decision that is binding on all parties. 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        "raw_content": "Hopkinton Public Library Grand Opening\nGet a preview here of what you can see tomorrow in person at 11:00 am - 2:00 pm. It is a brilliant juxtaposition of new and old (renewed).\nUpdates on Subjects\nOctober 25, 2017 -- Occasionally, when a subject lands on HopNews because of their outstanding talent or ability, they gain fans from those of us at HopNews, as well as from our readers. Two such subjects caught our eye today.\nOne is Jeff Glor, left, a truly outstanding journalist, who came to our attention as a solid reporter for WHDH in Boston several years ago, and has now has reached the pinnacle of his career. He is shown here in this quick video immediately following an interview with yours truly for CBS. He was promoted to be the Anchor on CBS Evening News, in an announcement by the network today. The newscast will be called The CBS Evening News with Jeff Glor after the first of the year. He reports real news and always has.\nAnother favorite is Busty and the Bass, a band which features former bugler for Hopkinton's solemn Taps ceremony, Mike McCann, who is from Upton. Their recent schedule/poster is below, featuring a gig in Boston, one of only six American cities on their fall tour.\nThe HopNews roving digital camera captured part of a performance three years ago at the Rose Garden in Upton. They have real heart and real soul.\nThe Hopkinton Cultural Council is seeking new members!\nEach year our Board of Selectmen appointed council determines who will be awarded grants that support a variety of artistic projects and activities in Hopkinton -- including exhibits, festivals, field trips, short-term artist residencies, or performances in schools, workshops, and lectures.\nOur Board of Selectmen can appoint additional members at any time, but there is still time for new member to participate in the 2018 awards process. Several member are at the end of their terms and we are looking for new members.\nIf you have an interest in an appointment to the council or have questions about the process please contact our chairman, Sterling Worrell, snworrell@gmail.com.\nTONIGHT, OCTOBER 25, 2017\nThe Supper is free and open to the public.\nAlice F. Lazott, 96\nHOPKINTON - Alice F. Lazott, 96, lifelong resident of Hopkinton, MA passed peacefully Monday, October 23, 2017 at her home. She was the widow of the late Wesley E. Lazott, who predeceased her in 1983. Born in Nashua, NH, she was the daughter of the late Edward J. and Florence Jane (MacDonnell) Nolan.\nShe was a well-known real estate broker in the Hopkinton area for many years, working at McDonough Realty with her sister Mary N. McDonough, who predeceased her in 1999. She was also a member of the Hopkinton Historical Society.\nShe is survived by her children Peter Lazott of Hopkinton, Robert Lazott and his wife Carol of Billerica and Jane Robinson and her husband Roger of Upton. She also leaves her daughter-in-law Antonia Lazott of Cotuit, wife of Alice's late oldest son William Lazott, who the family sadly lost in January of 2016.\nAlice was survived by her dearly loved eight grandchildren Sarah Robinson Durcharme and her husband Jeff of Whitinsville, Robert Robinson and his wife Nancy of Missouri, Kenneth Marasco and his wife Michelle of North Carolina, Tonya Robinson and Lisa Robinson, both of Bennington, VT, Stephanie and Nicholas Lazott, originally from Billerica, Heather E. Lazott and her husband Sertac Ozturk of Maryland and Stephen Lazott of Cotuit. Alice also has ten great-grandchildren who will miss her greatly and one brand new great-great-granddaughter.\nThe funeral will be held Monday, October 30, 2017 at 9:30 a.m. from the Callanan Cronin Funeral Home ( www.callanancronin.com ), 34 Church Street, Hopkinton. A funeral Mass will be celebrated at 10:30 a.m. in St. John the Evangelist Church, 20 Church Street. Burial will follow in Evergreen Cemetery, Hopkinton. Calling hours at the funeral home are Sunday, October 29 from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m.\nHolliston TD Bank Robbed\nOctober 24, 2017 -- Above, a police officer with an automatic weapon, his trigger finger in the \"safe\" position, walks around TD Bank on Washington Street in Holliston. The bank was robbed at about 1:30 pm today, causing a lockdown of schools, except for the high school, where football practice was in full gear during the investigation.\nReports going out on the radio described two masked robbers in their twenties, a man, as well as a woman who was armed with a gun.\nA State Police Airwing chopper was requested, but had an ETA of an hour at the time. Yellow police tape surrounded entrances, and apparent crime scene investigators were allowed through and into the building. News crews set up on the perimeter and went live. Correspondent Ed Thompson contributed\nThe Holliston Police distributed the following release:\nAbove, investigator enters the bank.\nWalk is cancelled\nInternational Marathon Center to Pitch at Selectmen Meeting\nOctober 24, 2017 -- Timothy Kilduff, founder of the 26.2 Foundation, will be presenting a detailed proposal to Selectmen this evening for siting the International Marathon Center on part of the 19 acres of land donated to the Town of Hopkinton by Legacy Farms for the purpose of sports.\nThe Center, as proposed, will have several features, including archives, a conference and education center, a museum, as well as a Hall of Fame.\nMr. Kilduff is scheduled to address the Board at 8:00 pm, the schedule could change at any time.\nEarly Party\nOctober 24, 2017 -- TLC (The Learning Center) students, mask or no mask, put on their scariest countenances last week for their early Halloween trail walk.\nOctober 23, 2017 -- Above, Artist Alex Dunn speaks with Creative Circles Co-Directors Cynthia Franca, left and Geri Holland at Bittersweet Cafe during his show with collaborator Brandon Rhoads. Both worked together at the Respite Center, where Mr. Rhoads continues. Mr. Dunn, who has worked with different levels of handicapped people, said his art has the effect of removing a disability, which often defines an individual following a personal meeting.\nHe said his art is inspired by Shepard Fairey, who painted the iconic stencil art of a photo of candidate Barack Obama.\nHOPKINTON - Alice F. Lazott, 96, died Monday, October 23, 2017 after a brief illness. Funeral arrangements, entrusted to the Callanan Cronin Funeral Home (www.callanancronin.com), are incomplete at this time.\nComposite Photo Route 85 in Southborough, October 23, 2017\nLIVE! on Main with Carter Alan, WZLX Radio Personality and Author\nNew content appears below.\nLot 140 Pond Street Marlon Nogueira, Susy Nogueira $360,000 Oct. 20, 2017 Dennis A. Carlson, Carolyn M. Carlson,\n3 Cranberry Lane Douglas R. Antholz $750,500 Oct. 17, 2017 Robert Delgaudio, Cecilia Delgaudio\n30 Grove Street Christopher Jordan, Ashley Marie Yenser $155,000 Oct. 17, 2017 Charlene F. Jordan,\nEstate of Francis J. Vienneau Jr.\n0 Saddle Hill Road Frederick J. Conroy $10,000 Oct. 16, 2017 Kenneth A. Kazanjian\nMill Pond in Ashland\nOctober 22, 2017 -- Like visiting the site of a religious miracle, couples have flocked to this scene on Mill Pond in Ashland in the last few days as the sun sets and gently casts its last rays of the day upon the pond. The stillness of the water and the straightness of the shoreline create a mirror image.\nOctober 22, 2017 --Two of three military choppers (one off-camera) become airborne and bank left to head north from Worcester Airport this afternoon. The easy accessibility by car of the MassPort facility has widened the geographical interest of passenger, recreational and freight flights.\nState Police Investigating Route 2 Fatal Crash in Acton\nACTON October 22, 2017 --This morning at about 10:50 a.m., State Police responded to a single vehicle crash on Route 2 Eastbound, west of Piper Road in Acton that resulted in the death of the operator (Update: Operator Ronald Matthews.)\nPreliminary investigation by Trooper Edward MacDonald indicates that a 60-year-old Templeton man was traveling on Route 2 Eastbound in a 2005 Ford Explorer when, for reasons still under investigation, his vehicle traveled off the left side of the roadway before rolling over and crashing in a wooded area in the median.\nThe operator and sole occupant was pronounced deceased at the scene.\nThe cause of this crash remains under investigation with assistance from the State Police Collision Analysis and Reconstruction Section and Crime Scene Services Section. State Police were assisted on scene by Acton Fire and EMS, Acton Police, the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner, and MassDOT.\nThe identity of the victim is being withheld pending family notification.\nWrong-Way Operator Causes Serious Crash in Reading\nOctober 22,2017 -- This morning, State Police responded to a wrong-way crash on Route 95 Southbound in the area of Exit 37A in Reading which resulted in serious injuries to the operators.\nPreliminary investigation by Trooper David Nicastro indicates that a 26-year-old woman from Conway, South Carolina was traveling northbound in the southbound travel lanes in a 2013 Honda Civic when her vehicle struck a 2013 Volkswagen Jetta, which was traveling southbound at the time.\nAs a result of the crash, the operator and sole occupant of the Honda and the operator and sole occupant of the Volkswagen, a 24-year-old man from Nashua, N.H., were transported to Lahey Hospital in Burlington for treatment of serious injuries.\nWhile the cause of this crash remains under investigation with assistance from the State Police Collision Analysis and Reconstruction Section and Crime Scene Services Section, alcohol is believed to have been a factor as it relates to the wrong-way operator.\nStatement on Fatal Lowell Dog Attack\nLowell\u2014 October 21, 2017 -- Middlesex District Attorney Marian Ryan and Lowell Police Superintendent William Taylor have confirmed that at approximately 6:00 p.m. Lowell Police received a report of an injured child at a Clare Street residence. Upon arrival authorities located a deceased seven-year-old male child. The preliminary investigation suggests that the child entered a fenced in area where two pit bulls were present, and that the child was attacked.\nFollowing the attack one of the pit bulls escaped the enclosed area. That animal has subsequently located and euthanized. The other pit bull is in custody of animal control.\nNo additional information, including the identity of the deceased, will be released at this time. This remains an open and ongoing investigation by the Middlesex District Attorney\u2019s Office, the Lowell Police Department and the Massachusetts State Police assigned to the Middlesex District Attorney\u2019s Office and no charges have been filed.\nMore Michael's Run\nUnedited 2 minute cell-phone video of the Start here\nState Police Investigate Fatal Crash in Westminster\nOctober 21, 2017 -- Last evening, at approximately 9:05 p.m., troopers from the State Police Barracks in Athol responded to reports of a crash on Route 2 eastbound, west of exit 26 in Westminster. Upon arrival, Trooper Michael Lucas discovered that a 2005 Nissan Altima, driven by Michelle A. Upshaw, 31, of Concord, had attempted to change from the left lane, to the right lane, when she struck a 2015 Honda Accord, driven by a 65-year-old woman of Fitchburg. Ms. Upshaw then veered back to the left lane, then sharply back to the right lane, striking the guardrail along the breakdown lane, causing the Nissan to rollover and slide across the roadway, then striking the guardrail along the median side, coming to rest.\nMs. Upshaw was determined to be deceased at the scene, due to injuries sustained from the crash. The other driver was not injured.\nDuring the incident, all traffic was initially stopped, then, one lane of traffic was opened at approximately 9:12 p.m. When the scene was cleared, after reconstruction, all lanes were open at approximately 12:43 a.m. this morning.\nThe remaining facts and circumstances of the crash remain under investigation by troopers assigned to the State Police Athol Barracks. Troop C Headquarters, State Police Collision Analysis Reconstruction Section (CARS), State Police Crime Scene Services Section (CSSS), Westminster Fire Department, Office of the State Medical Examiner, and the Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT) all assisted on scene.\nPlease enjoy clips of the first few acts from the Hopkinton Senior Center talent show yesterday, above.\nWhat makes the Fay experience so transformative for our students? Find out at our Admission Open House on Sunday, November 5 from 1:00 - 3:30 p.m. It's a great opportunity to learn about our program and meet our talented faculty, key administrators, parents, and students. The Open House begins at Fay's Primary School. Parking will be available at Fay's East Entrance at 23 Middle Road in Southborough. More at www.fayschool.org/openhouse .\nChar Has Grace\nOctober 19, 2017 -- \"Char\" does one of her two dance numbers at the Senior Center Variety Show this afternoon. A video will follow.\nOctober 19, 2017 -- This brilliant photo was captured this morning with a cell phone that offers HDR (High Dynamic Range) photography, featuring a greater depth of tonal saturation. Of course, in this case, adding saturation of color in Photoshop didn't hurt either.\nOctober 19, 2017 -- This railroad from Worcester to Providence only has one train a day, making it a prime spot for a rail trail in the near future.\nHopkinton Selectmen Officially Invite Warriors\nThe Hopkinton Board of Selectmen, as reported last week, voted unanimously to invite the Golden State Warriors, winners of the NBA 2016-2017 Championship, to visit Hopkinton to celebrate their win. Members of the team made it clear that they would not accept an invitation to Washington, D.C. The members of the board emphasized that they were not looking to become involved on either side of that political squabble, but to proceed in a positive manner.\nSelectman Todd Cestari crafted the letter of invitation to the Warriors on behalf of the board and the town, citing the town's history with basketball through Hopkinton native Walter A. Brown, who was the founder and original owner of the Boston Celtics.\nExecutive Assistant to the Town Manager, Maria Glynn, said that the office has not yet received a reply.\nHPLF's A Novel Affair, presented by Middlesex Savings Bank, is SOLD OUT!\nEmail us to be added to the waitlist: info@hopkintonpubliclibraryfoundation.org\nReception at Bittersweet Cafe for Alex Dunn's art at Bittersweet Monday, October 23 from 6 pm - 8 pm.\nGary Drowne Jr., 37\nGary Drowne Jr., 37, died October 5, 2017 at Metrowest Medical Center, Framingham after a brief illness. Born in Framingham, he was the son of Suzette (Lallier) Drowne Bukirch and the late Gary Drowne Sr.\nHe worked as an apartment maintenance manager.\nHe is survived by his sisters Tracy Drowne of Orlando, FL and Christina Drowne of Spencer, MA, his nieces Ashley Kimbar, Natalia Perez, and Mia Perez and his nephew Kaiden Hanlon.\nMemorial calling hours will be held Thursday, October 19 from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. at the Callanan Cronin Funeral Home, 34 Church Street, Hopkinton.\nOctober 18, 2017 -- Steve Earle of Upton ran these garden trains last weekend at Weston Nurseries to pitch for new enthusiasts of the garden train concept.\nGovernor Baker Visits Marlborough High School\u2019s Early College Program\nGovernor and Lt. Governor visited programs to highlight efforts to expand early college throughout beginning of the school year\nMARLBOROUGH \u2013 Governor Charlie Baker met with students and teachers at Marlborough High School today to hear about students\u2019 experiences taking college-level classes to prepare for college, while earning college credits for free before graduating high school. Marlborough High School has nearly 100 students taking college-level courses.\n\u201cIncreasing the number of students participating in early college courses will benefit cities and towns across the Commonwealth,\u201d said Governor Baker. \u201cExposing high school students to college-level material will better prepare them for their careers after graduation and make higher education more affordable.\u201d\n\u201cEarly college programs are an important tool for combining traditional high school courses with an opportunity to earn college credit at a local community college,\u201d said Lt. Governor Karyn Polito, who toured Mt. Wachusett Community College\u2019s Early College Program in late September. \u201cWe look forward to seeing more and more Massachusetts students participate in early college classes and take advantage of the opportunity to make college more affordable.\u201d\nDuring the past few weeks, Governor Baker and Lt. Governor Karyn Polito visited a handful of early college programs in different parts of the state to highlight the Baker-Polito Administration\u2019s commitment to expanding early college opportunities, as well as hear from students about the advantages of taking college classes before graduating from high school.\nEarly college programs combine traditional high school classes with an opportunity to take college-level courses at a local college, typically in a particular career pathway such as STEM. Successful early college programs make college more accessible to students by giving them an opportunity to earn college credits, at no cost to them, while still in high school. Early College programs have also been found to boost college completion rates for low-income students, minorities, and first-generation college-goers. Currently, there are 2,400 Massachusetts students in an early college program - 55 percent of whom are low-income - at 27 programs throughout the Commonwealth.\n\u201cThe Early College program at Marlborough High School is the launch that many of our students need to see themselves as successful in college,\u201d Marlborough Superintendent Maureen Greulich said. \u201cWe are pleased to be able to offer these opportunities in conjunction with meaningful internship experiences and career pathway options. As always, we are grateful to the Baker-Polito Administration for their support of our innovative programs.\u201d\nThe Board of Higher Education and the Board of Elementary and Secondary Education are currently reviewing applications from high schools and community colleges to become \u201cdesignated\u201d early college programs. The boards received 34 applications from high schools and community colleges around the state. In order to be designated, early college programs must meet certain criteria established by the two boards, including free to students.\nThrough the designation process, the Departments of Higher Education and Elementary and Secondary Education are asking K-12 schools, community colleges and state universities to jointly design models. During Fiscal Year 17, the Baker-Polito Administration committed nearly $1.2 million to support development of early college programs through grants from the Department of Higher Education.\nThe boards will announce designations to early college programs early next year, with the goal of enrolling students in designated programs in the 2018-2019 academic year. Contributed content.\nOctober 17, 2017 -- Hopkinton people can pretty much infer what and where this is even with the incomplete photographic information provided.\nOctober 17, 2017 -- No, this is Legacy North road in Hopkinton, where clouds have come from another part of the country, and amber waves of wild grass and storm swales offer a rural feel.\nFake Smoke\nOctober 17, 2017 -- At their open house last weekend, firefighters make smoke to simulate a fire and provide a demonstration.\nHopkinton High School Class of 2020 to host talent show.\n- 6:00 to 9:00 PM\n- 5 dollar entrance fee\n- Anyone is welcome!\n- Proceeds help to support the Class of 2020\nOctober 6, 2017 -- Running legend Kathrine Switzer, co-founder of 261 Fearless, held an event at the Hopkinton Middle School on Sunday, October 15th to introduce 261 Fearless Club Greater Boston to the Hopkinton and Greater Boston community and to thank the people of Hopkinton for their support to Kathrine Switzer and the sport of running.\nPhoto \u2013 Kathrine took some time to chat with B.A.A officials and Hopkinton town officials after the event including: LtoR (back row) B.A.A. COO Jack Fleming, 26.2 Foundation Executive Director Tim Kilduff, B.A.A. President Joann Flaminio, Hopkinton Marathon Committee chair Dorothy Ferriter-Wallace, Hopkinton Selectman Chair John Coutinho and B.A.A. CEO Tom Grilk. (Bottom Row) Christine Reffel, 261 Fearless Club Coach (Hopkinton), Kathrine Switzer, Karen Dinger, 261 Fearless Club Director (Greater Boston)\nShowcasing Local Senior Citizen Talent\nHopkinton Historical Society presents\nHopkinton on the Homefront\nJoin us on November 3 at 7:00 pm, 168 Hayden Rowe St. for the premier of a short film featuring scenes from the 1943 & 44 Hopkinton Fair followed by songs from the home front by Kelly Grill, Mary Scarlata-Rowe and Judy Sullivan. Polly Kienle of the National Park Service will present a program on the real-life Rosie the Riveters who worked at the Boston Navy Yard during WWII.\nAdmission is $5.00 for the general public and free to veterans, Rosies and members of the Historical Society.\n4 Hehn's Farm Way Margaret C. Hanlon $1,026,974 Oct. 16, 2017 Summit Realty Trust, Brian K. Gassett,\nBrian W. Cheever\n6 Meadowland Drive Jessica F. Nichols $652,500 Oct. 13, 2017 Gary A. McWilliams\n6 Forest Lane unit 8 Robert D. Hall, Lois B. Hall $429,900 Oct. 13, 2017 Jessica Nichols\n15 Blueberry Lane Alex D. Scott, Carolyn Scott $850,000 Oct. 13, 2017 Richard J. Litavis Jr., Michelle A. Litavis\n10 Primrose Circle unit 179 Rekharani Pitchuka, Venkata K. Pitchuka $676,495 Oct. 12, 2017 Pulte Homes of New England LLC\n7 Ledgestone Drive Matthew C. Pare, Vasiliki M. Pare $702,000 Oct. 12, 2017 Alex D. Scott, Carolyn I. Scott\nGreat BayPath Humane Paws n Claws\nWe had our 8th Annual Paws & Claws 5K on Sunday, October 15th...and our best one to date. We had over 560 participants and a lot of their furry friends. Thanks to our sponsors, fundraisers, and participants we raised over $42,000 for the animals! ~ Elizabeth Jefferis Photo by Beth Oram\nGreat Response at FD Open House\nOctober 16, 2017 -- Town Manager, Norman Khumalo takes a photo of his son, who he just helped onto the Fire Engine at the Fire Department's very well attended open house yesterday. The fire engine rides had the longest waiting lines.\nLIVE! on Main with Clayton Willoughby\nOctober 16, 2017 -- This insect community on the site of the former North Mill appears to be getting ready for some colder times.\n100 Pounds of Clay Cement\nOctober 15, 2017 -- Weston Nurseries instructor Bart Krug had a successful Class, and the garden ghouls constructed by his students each awaiting their very own Dr. Frankenstein to drive them to their new homes' gardens, are evidence enough.\nMissing a Parakeet?\nThis Parakeet flew into my husbands hand while we were outside our home today at about 11am (Sunday). It was clearly very tired. It would not leave. I brought it to Petco in Milford. It will be cared for there for a few days and then make available for adoption. We live at the corner of Ledgestone/Sterling. Near Ravenwood. On the Holliston side of town.--\nJames R. Kelley, 60\nUpton - James R. Kelley, 60, of Upton and formerly of Hopkinton and Westboro, died Thursday, October 12, 2017 in Rose Monahan Hospice Home in Worcester after an illness. He was the husband of Cheryl A. (Dowden) Kelley.\nJim was born in Worcester, the son of Davene (Johnson) Nelson of Sun City, AZ and the late Charles R. Kelley. He was a 1975 graduate of Westboro High School who enjoyed his many years of bartending at local bars, including Cornell's and Nello's. His favorite job was working in the lawn and garden department at WalMart in Northboro until retiring due to illness a year ago.\nHe loved his two dogs, Ellie and Sherlock, and his cat, Dartanian. He also enjoyed gardening and tending to his yard, and couldn't wait to see what would pop up each year. Most of all, he enjoyed just a quiet evening on the deck or in front of a fire in the living room with his soulmate and the love of his life, Cheryl.\nIn addition to his wife of 17 years and his mother, he leaves one brother, John Payne of WA; four sisters, Roberta Bolt and her husband Darrell of AZ, Christine \"Tina\" MacConnell and her husband Jon of Hopkinton, JoAnn Dwyer and her husband Thomas of Westboro, and Charlene Slocum and her husband Brad of Canton; and several nieces and nephews.\nFollowing cremation, a memorial service will be held Friday, October 20 at 6:30 p.m. in the Williams-Pedersen Funeral Home, 45 Main Street, Upton.\nCalling hours at the funeral home are Friday from 4 to 6:30 p.m. prior to the service.\nIn lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to Dog Orphans, Inc., Box 767, Douglas, MA 01516 (www.dogorphans.com).\nLouis W. Anderson, 91\nLouis W. Anderson, 91, formerly of Hopkinton, died October 11, 2017 in Worcester after a brief illness. He was the husband of Susan M. (Orrico) Anderson. Born in Worcester, he was the son of the late Louis A. and Ethel (Lowe) Anderson.\nHe was a US Navy veteran, having served as a Gunners Mate First Class in both World War II and the Korean War. He was a self-employed public account.\nBesides his wife, he is survived by his sons John of Manhattan, NY and David of Washington, DC, and his grandchildren Nathan and Victoria.\nGraveside services will take place in Waitsfield, VT at a later date.\nLocal arrangnements have been entrusted to the Callanan Cronin Funeral Home.\nJane E. Papineau, 88\nJane E. Papineau, 88, died October 11, 2017 at Golden Pond Assisted Living in Hopkinton. She was the widow of Louis H. Papineau. Born in Pelham, NY, she was the daughter of the late John and Elizabeth (Roach) McCabe.\nShe is survived by her son John Papineau of Shorewood, WI, her daughters Mary Slade of Williamsburg, VA, Martha Spadafora of Fort Wayne, IN, Anne Barra of Battle Creek, MI and Nancy Mahan of Shrewsbury. She also leaves 19 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.\nA funeral Mass will be celebrated in St. Paul's Church, Seneca, SC at a later date.\nLocal arrangements have been entrusted to the Callanan Cronin Funeral Home.\nJoan Mary Archer, 82\nHOPKINTON \u2013 Joan Mary Archer, 82, passed away in Milford Regional Hospital on October 8, 2017, after a tremendous fight to survive. She was the wife of John Archer to whom she was married for 48 years. Born in Bethlehem, PA, she was the daughter of the late Alexander and Leona (Kartz) Harvey and the stepdaughter of the late Albert Parenti.\nIn addition to her husband, she leaves her daughter Megan Archer and grandson Julian Coleman of Portland Oregon, her brothers-in-law James Archer, Thomas Archer and Ray Cossey and sisters-in-law Theresa Cossey and Lynda Archer, all of the UK, and her cousin Barbara Hahn of Bethlehem PA.\nJoan\u2019s life touched everyone she met \u2013 every person who met her gained from her in in some way, and everyone will miss her straightforwardness and sense of humor. She always told it like it was, without fear of any comeback.\nShe was an artist who started at the age of five in Bethlehem Pennsylvania, and gained a BA in Commercial Art at Moore School of Art, Philadelphia, in 1959. She became a freelance commercial artist for companies in Philadelphia, New York City, Cincinnati, and also taught art in England.\nShe also performed all the finishing at Furniture Fayre of Uxbridge, a custom furniture business owned by her husband John and herself.\nThe funeral will be held Tuesday, October 24 at 9:30 a.m. from the Callanan Cronin Funeral Home, 34 Church Street. A funeral Mass will be celebrated at 10:30 a.m. in St. John the Evangelist Church, 20 Church Street, Hopkinton. Burial will follow in Mt. Auburn Cemetery, Hopkinton. Calling hours at the funeral home are Monday, October 23 from 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.\nShe would love flowers or donations at the funeral, and donations in memory of Joan should be sent to B.O.N.E.S (Beagles Of New England States) at www.bonesbeagles.org \u2013 her Beagle Denver is also sharing the grief of many people, including her husband forever, John.\nMouse-over photo for side view and more info\nHanson's Farm in Framingham by John Collins.\nSenator Spilka Announces 2017 Senior Health & Wellness Fair\nFRAMINGHAM, MA \u2013 Senator Karen E. Spilka (D-Ashland) will host her annual Senior Health and Wellness Fair on Saturday, October 14th at the Joseph P. Keefe Technical School in Framingham. All MetroWest seniors are invited to learn about ways to lead healthy and active lifestyles and enjoy a fun morning out in the community.\nCo-sponsored by Senator Spilka, MetroWest Medical Center and the MetroWest Health Foundation, the Senior Fair offers a variety of workshops and presentations about senior health programs, benefits and wellness activities. Representatives from local health care and elder services organizations will share information on services and opportunities in MetroWest. The Senior Fair includes a continental breakfast, hot lunch and health screenings for attendees.\nWHAT: Senator Karen Spilka\u2019s annual Senior Health & Wellness Fair, co-sponsored by MetroWest Medical Center and the MetroWest Health Foundation\nSeniors in the MetroWest area are encouraged to contact Puja Mehta, Senator Spilka\u2019s District Director, at (617) 722-1640 or Puja.Mehta@masenate.gov for more information and to RSVP.\nHappy (Upcoming) Samhain\nHopkinton Schools Athletic Field Public Forum\nThe Hopkinton School Committee and Athletic Field Sub-Committee will host a public forum on Wednesday, October 18, 2017 at 7:00pm in the Middle School Library. The public is encouraged to attend to hear a presentation regarding potential turf fields at the High School/Middle School complex. Following the presentation, there will be opportunities for members of the public to ask questions and offer feedback. The public forum will be filmed by local cable.\nWishing the Hillers Football Team\nWin Tonight!\nClassical Music Series\nThe Loft, second floor of the HCA\nFisher Cat: Neither a Feline Nor an Angler\nOctober 10, 2017 -- A reader shares this phone-photo of a fisher cat, a North American weasel, climbing a tree, taken as he and his wife walked on the Center Trail about four weeks ago.\nBoston Police Officer Indicted For Theft, Money Laundering\nBOSTON \u2013 A Boston Police Officer has been indicted in connection with stealing money from the Boston Police Department\u2019s evidence room and attempting to launder it at Plainridge Park Casino.\nA Suffolk County Grand Jury indicted Joseph Nee, age 44, today on the charges of Larceny over $250 and money laundering (one count each). He will be arraigned on the charges in Suffolk Superior Court on October 30.\nNee is a Boston Police Officer assigned to the Evidence Management Unit in Hyde Park. He has been with the Department since 1998.\nThe charges are the result of a joint investigation by the Massachusetts State Police Gaming Enforcement Unit assigned to the Investigations and Enforcement Bureau of the Massachusetts Gaming Commission, the Boston Police Anti-Corruption Unit and the Attorney General\u2019s Gaming Enforcement Division.\nAuthorities allege that in January 2017, Nee stole approximately $2,000 from the file of a closed bank robbery case. The stolen money was identified by the traces of red dye left from an anti-theft dye pack that discharged during the bank robbery. Authorities identified the theft when Nee fed some of the stolen cash into slot machines at Plainridge Park Casino. He then allegedly redeemed the stolen money at a kiosk at Plainridge for cash that wasn\u2019t tainted with red dye.\nAll of these charges are allegations and the defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty.\nPatricia M. (Wallace) Spinks, 62, of Hopkinton, MA and North Conway, NH passed away, Wednesday October 11, 2017, surrounded by her family into the loving arms of the Lord after a valiant battle with cancer. Born in Lowell, she was the daughter of Raymond and Theresa Wallace.\nA resident of Hopkinton since 1960 she was educated in Hopkinton schools and went on to become a licensed hair dresser and manicurist and worked part time at her profession all the while working as a homemaker and as the office manager for Browne Drilling and Blasting Co. of Hopkinton.\nPatty was a talented artist being proficient in weaving afghans and quilts, working with stained glass, painting and wood carving, many items of which she gave to friends and family.\nAlways thinking of others before herself, she was a gifted homemaker, who acted as a hostess during many holidays and celebrations at her homestead. She loved to cook and always tried to make the holidays special times for her family, especially decorating for Christmas.\nPatty loved the outdoors and with her husband and family especially enjoyed her vacation home in North Conway. She liked traveling the White Mountains and spent fun times skiing with family and friends in the Mount Washington Valley.\nAn avid golfer she played many courses throughout New England and scored two hole-in-ones during her playing time. Many a round of golf with her husband was followed up by getting together with friends at the celebrated Scarecrow Pub & Grill. Patty was a wonderful wife, mother, and Nana and will be deeply missed and lovingly remembered by all of us.\nShe is survived by her mother, Theresa, of Stuart, Florida., her husband, Thomas I. Spinks of Hopkinton; two sons Jeffrey S. Kenney of Hopkinton and Thomas J. Spinks and his wife Bethany of Milford; a grandson, A.J. whom she called \u201cher little man\u201d; a brother Stephen F. Wallace of Stuart, Florida, two sisters, Marie T. Flannery and her husband Edward of Hopkinton and Janet R. Martin of Cranston, Rhode Island and many nieces and nephews.\nRelatives and friends are invited to attend calling hours on Saturday, October 14 from 1 - 4 p.m. in the Chesmore Funeral Home of Hopkinton, 57 Hayden Rowe St. www.ChesmoreFuneralHome.com .\nAt her family\u2019s request, funeral services will take place privately at a later date.\nJames A. Warner, Jr., 76,.\nHopkinton- James A. Warner, Jr., 76, of Hopkinton passed away Tues. October 3, 2017 at home. He was the husband of Ruth A. (Gill) Warner.\nMr. Warner had worked for the former Digital Equipment Corporation for nearly 20 years before his retirement.\nHe was born November 27, 1940 in Waltham, the son of the late James A. Warner, Sr. and Mary G. (Cormier) Warner and served in the U.S. Army during the Vietnam War.\nJim was passionate about his scroll sawing and took great pride in his creations. He also enjoyed working on cars and was once active with Parents Without Partners.\nIn addition to his wife, Ruth of 32 years, he is survived by two daughters, Lisa and her husband Eric Piper of TN and Elizabeth and her husband Terry Cronin of Sutton; a brother, Ronald Warner of FL; six grandchildren and eleven great-grandchildren. He was predeceased by a son, William Warner and a daughter, Deborah George.\nVisiting hours will be held Fri. October 6, 2017 from 6-8 PM in the BUMA-SARGEANT FUNERAL HOME, 42 Congress St., Milford.\nFuneral services, with military honors, will be held Sat. October 7, 2017 at 10 AM from the funeral home followed by a Celebration of Life with Eucharist at 11 AM in Trinity Episcopal Church, 17 Congress St., Milford.\nMemorial donations may be made to Trinity Episcopal Church, Trinity Discretionary Fund, 17 Congress St., Milford, MA 01757. www.bumafuneralhome.com\nPatricia Marie Spinks of Hopkinton, 62\nPatricia Marie Spinks of Hopkinton, 62, passed away Wednesday October 11, 2017 surrounded by her family. Arrangements under the care of Chesmore Funeral Home, of Hopkinton, are incomplete at this time.\n12 Patriots Boulevard unit 4B Mahesh Sahni, Ashma Punyani $424,000 Oct. 11, 2017 Mark Ostrander, Tiffany Ostrander\n8 Primrose Circle unit 178 Sanjay Khanal, Shova Khanal Sharma $651,395 Oct. 10, 2017 Pulte Homes of New England LLC\n9 Marshall Avenue Kevin P. Sellers, Christina Sellers $429,900 Oct. 10, 2017 Margaret A. Cardello, Deborah J. Ervin\n67 Rockwood Lane unit 5 Karen G. Wojciak $523,975 Oct. 6, 2017 LLD Land Development Corp.\n6 Primrose Circle unit 177 Vikram Koganti, Swetha Peravali $686,460 Oct. 6, 2017 Pulte Homes of New England LLC\n2 Primrose Circle unit 175 Shiva Kumar Shanmukhappa,\nSmitha Ganjigatte Veerabhadrappa $652,075 Oct. 5, 2017 Pulte Homes of New England LLC\n246 Wood Street Beverly J. Mulkey $175,000 Oct. 5, 2017 William A. Peaslee, Beverly J. Mulkey, Peaslee Family Trust\n10/3/2017 10/4/2017 10/5/2017\n10/6/2017 - 10/9/2017 10/10/2017\nOctober 10, 2017 -- Half of the Hopkinton Boys' Cross Country runners waited patiently for the crosswalk light at Main and Grove to benefit them, while the other half of the team, (not pictured) waited across the street for the same purpose running eastbound.\nFirefighter Injured in Two-vehicle Crash\nOctober 10, 2017 -- According to Lt. Joseph Bennett, Hopkinton Police PIO (Public Information Officer), one of two firefighters involved in a collision on Wood Street at 6:57 am this morning suffered non-life threatening injuries and was taken to Milford Hospital after being evaluated.\nAccording to witnesses, said Lt. Bennett, the girl driving the other vehicle [veh. 2], pulled up at the end of Oliver Lane, and then exited Oliver Lane to turn left onto Wood Street at the very last possible minute, causing the collision, colliding with Hopkinton Fire Department Car 3, a Ford 250 pickup [veh. 1].\nLt Bennett said the operator of vehicle 2 received a citation.\nThe Fire Dept. vehicle was not on its way to an emergency, and so did not have its emergency lights or sirens activated.\nIs there someone in town you think should receive recognition for being an outstanding volunteer? Hopkinton now has a formal way to do this. If you believe a town resident has made a significant contribution to the quality of life in our community through their volunteer efforts, please go to the town's website and complete the short Volunteer Recognition Nomination Form. Those selected will receive formal acknowledgment at a Board of Selectmen's meeting. It's a great way for you to foster the spirit of Hopkinton!\nPolice Phone Maintenance This Afternoon\n\"Hopkinton will be performing planned maintenance on the Hopkinton Police Department business phone lines on Tuesday October 10th beginning at 5pm and expected to be complete by 7pm. During this time you will be unable to call the Hopkinton Police for any regular business, inquiries, or non-emergency issues.\n\"911 will be fully operational during this time. If you have an EMERGENCY, please dial 911. An emergency is any situation that requires immediate assistance from the police, fire department or ambulance.\"\nKathrine Switzer Event on Sunday\nKathrine Switzer, 261 Fearless and the 26.2 Foundation are hosting a FREE event at the Hopkinton High School on Sunday, October 15th starting at 11 a.m. to recognize Hopkinton and its officials for the great work they do before and after the Boston Marathon every year. Kathrine and 261 Fearless are also excited at the opportunity to run with community members on the new trail course (approx. 1.5 miles) that is located behind the high school.\nFriends of Whitehall Fall Clean-up Oct. 14th, 2017\nThe Friends of Whitehall will have their 13th annual fall clean-up on Sat. Oct. 14th from 9 a.m. until noon. Please join us at the boat landing at Whitehall State Park on Wood St (Rte.135) in Hopkinton for a little pre-Halloween fun and work! Our goal will once again be to pick up trash and debris from the trails and shoreline around Lake Whitehall. The lake and trails were heavily used this summer so we will have quite a bit to do. We will also clean up some roadsides near the lake. Bug spray, gloves, trash bags, tools and water will be provided. Coffee, hot chocolate and doughnuts will be available before we begin. We hope that we will have many volunteers to help us with this effort. Friends of Whitehall is very proud to be able to assist the Department of Conservation and Recreation in the maintenance of the Park and Lake Whitehall.\nThe Friends of Whitehall was started in 2005 and our main mission is to preserve, protect and improve the wonderful natural resource of Lake Whitehall and its surrounding area. Please visit our website www.friendsofwhitehall.org or join us on Facebook to learn more about us. We are a non-profit 501c (3) organization. We always welcome new members and hope you will consider joining us. Membership forms may be downloaded from our website.\nAt Weston Nurseries\nOctober 8,2017 -- Be the first to email the location of this trestle to Editor@HopNews.com before noon Sunday, October 8, 2017 and win $25.\nEditor's Note: It is noon and the contest is over. Tom Griffin was the first with the correct answer. The trestle is over the Blackstone River in Millville, near the remnants of a preserved lock that once served the Blackstone Canal, which went along the river from Worcester to Providence.\nMan Arraigned in Connection with Alleged Charitable Donation Scam\nWOBURN \u2013 Middlesex District Attorney Marian Ryan and Woburn Chief of Police Robert Ferullo have announced that Zachary Noonan, 25, of Lowell, was arraigned today in Middlesex Superior Court on three counts of larceny over $250 in connection with allegedly running a charitable donation scam which over a three year period netted nearly $76,000 intended for charities falsely represented as those that provide support for cancer patients and research, firefighters, wounded veterans, youth sports and hunger prevention.\nThe defendant was arrested yesterday without incident in Lowell by members of Middlesex Sheriff's Office Warrant Apprehension Unit (which includes members of the Middlesex Sheriff\u2019s Office and the Lowell Police Department) and Massachusetts State Police Violent Fugitive Apprehension Section.\nClerk Magistrate Matthew Day ordered the defendant held on $100 cash bail and ordered the defendant to stay away from, and have no contact with, any victims in the case. Should the defendant make bail he will be placed on a GPS bracelet. The next scheduled hearing in this case is October 25, 2017.\n\u201cWith the holidays approaching these types of scams become more prevalent. This is an important reminder to be certain that you are making donations to only legitimate charitable organizations. Individuals looking to make donations can avoid scams by double checking contact information online and contacting local law enforcement about any suspicious activity,\u201d said District Attorney Ryan.\nFrom 2012 until approximately 2015 the defendant allegedly worked for an advertising company soliciting funds and selling advertising space to benefit non-profit organizations. Upon termination of his employment the defendant allegedly kept his contacts list which included individuals and businesses that had previously donated funds or purchased advertising space to benefit those organizations.\nThe defendant allegedly used that contact information to solicit donations for false charities that he set up to intentionally sound like legitimate charity organizations. These included, \u201cThe Jimmy Fund for Kids,\" \u201cVolunteer Fireman,\u201d \u201cNew England Wounded Veterans,\u201d \u201cNew England Hunger Assoc.\u201d and \u201cNortheast Amateur Athletic Union.\u201d\nThe fraud was allegedly uncovered by Woburn Police in February of 2017 when one of the victims, who had made a $100 donation to the \u201cThe Volunteer Fireman,\u201d attempted to contact the organization through a website and phone number allegedly provided by the defendant. The victim discovered that the phone number was disconnected and there was actually no website.\nOver three years the defendant deposited a total of nearly $76,000 in donations intended for charitable purposes. A review of the records of these accounts revealed that the defendant allegedly withdrew money from these accounts for his own personal benefit and that no funds were ever used for their intended purposes.\nThe prosecutor assigned to this case is Assistant District Attorney Christopher Tarrant.\nMiddlesex District Attorney Marian Ryan partners with local police departments, elder services and community-based banks to educate individuals on how to stay safe, avoid scams and theft and report abuse. If you think you have been a victim of a scam, speak up, and tell someone and report the crime to a law enforcement authority.\nContinue Water Conservation\nPlease be advised that after a \u201cNormal\u201d Spring, which brought regular rainfall, our area has once again seen abnormally low rainfall and recharge since late July. Levels at the Hopkinton reservoir continue to drop and are approaching levels which would trigger wells being shut off. It is imperative that you continue to use water wisely both inside and out and that everyone has their automatic sprinkler systems off for the season, to help ensure water supplies for firefighting capabilities and for daily essential needs.\nJacob D. Shane, 30\nMilford- Jacob D. Shane, 30, of Milford passed away peacefully at home on Thurs. October 5, 2017 with his family by his side.\nJake was born December 19, 1986 in Milford the son of Deborah Shane of Milford and David Shane and his wife Ann of Northbridge. He was a graduate of Nipmuc Regional High School, class of 2005 and entered the U. S. Marines after graduating.\nJake wore many hats over his short life but the two closest to his heart were being a United States Marine Reservist and being part of the brotherhood of the Hopedale Call Fire Department. While in the Reserves, he was activated in 2009 and served one tour in Iraq. He loved being a Marine but his true calling and love was being a firefighter. He served as a call fire-fighter on the Mendon Fire Department before joining the Hopedale Fire Department, where he retired as a Call Lieutenant after being diagnosed with brain cancer in early 2015.\nThroughout his ordeal Jacob was stoic and strong, never complaining or giving in. Jacob called the shots from day one, always running the show. We will miss his sense of humor, his brilliant wit and sarcasm and most of all, Jacob being Jacob.\nIn addition to his parents, Jake is survived by his grandparents, Ruth M. Shane of Franklin and Janet Turgeon of Bellingham; uncles, Michael Turgeon and his wife Paula of GA, David Turgeon and his wife Deborah-Ann of GA and Lawrence K. Shane of CO; aunts, Leslie R. Shane and her husband Vance Hassell of Bellingham, Lynne M. Abelson and her husband Arthur of Kennebunk, ME and Linda Ewing and her husband Charles of Uxbridge; and many cousins. He was predeceased by his grandfathers, Lawrence Shane and Donald Turgeon, Sr., his uncle Donald Turgeon, Jr. and a cousin Brian Phillips.\nJake also leaves his best friend and fellow firefighter, Paul Moffi, Jr. of Hopedale as well as the rest of his amazing group of friends including, Matt Dubois, Lori Loftus, Matt and Britney Lambirth, Angelica Bart, Gina Travaglini and Jason Morin.\nVisiting hours will be held Tuesday, October 10, 2017 from 3-7 PM in the BUMA-SARGEANT FUNERAL HOME, 42 Congress St., Milford.\nFuneral services with Full Military Honors will be held Wednesday October 11, 2017 at 10 AM in the funeral home.\nBurial will be private and held at a later date.\nIn lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to the Hopedale Call Firefighters Association, 40 Dutcher Street, Hopedale, MA 01747. www.bumafuneralhome.com\nFirst Friday is Back !!\nOctober 6, 2017 -- The Hopkinton Center for the Arts restarted its First Friday (of the month) open mic presentation this evening with featured artist Scott Matsumoto and his percussive finger style of playing. The photographer slowed the shutter speed to emphasize where the hands struck the fret board, and with what speed.\nFlu season is here. Stop by Hopkinton Drug and get your flu shot 7 days a week during regular pharmacy business hours. No appointment necessary and insurance is accepted.\nGOOD LUCK HILLERS!\nThe undefeated Hiller Football team (4-0) has a big Homecoming game Friday night against Westwood.\nGame starts at 7:00 p.m. but get there early for special give aways!\nState Police Investigating Fatal Crash in Westford\nOctober 5, 2017 -- Tonight at about 5:55 p.m., State Police received a report of a single-vehicle crash on Route 495 Northbound north of Exit 32 in Westford which resulted in the death of the operator.\nPreliminary investigation by Trooper Christopher Pierce indicates that a 50-year-old Billerica woman was traveling northbound in a 2003 Chevrolet Trailblazer when, for reasons still under investigation, she lost control of her vehicle and traveled off the left side of the highway into the median where her vehicle rolled over.\nThe operator and sole occupant was determined to be deceased at the crash scene.\nState Police were assisted on scene by Westford Police, Fire and EMS, the Medical Examiner\u2019s Office and Mass DOT.\nCynthia Sue (Halpert) Cardillo, 62\nCynthia Sue (Halpert) Cardillo, 62, of Hopkinton, passed away Wednesday, October 4, 2017 surrounded by her close circle of family and friends. Born in Boston, she grew up in Chestnut Hill and was the daughter of the late Ruth Ann (Janis) and Charles Lawrence Halpert. She was the beloved wife of twenty-five years to John David Cardillo of Hopkinton and loving mother of Jason P. Cardillo of Brighton, and Kimberly A. Cardillo of Hopkinton.\nCindy\u2019s life work as a Physical Therapist and healer brought joy and comfort to so many through her life and her 35-year practice \u2013 Rowe Physical Therapy of Newton, Wellesley and Hopkinton. Her spiritual energy, love of the outdoors, and enthusiasm for health was infectious to all those around her. Cindy was also extremely passionate and instrumental in helping pass a legislative bill that requires doctors to inform their patients on whether or not they have dense breast tissue so that they can have a 3D mammogram in order to get early and accurate results. Cindy was truly loved by so many, especially those she touched and helped heal. The family also wishes to thank all of those who cared for her over the years.\nCindy will be lovingly remembered by her husband, her two children; her siblings, Jon Halpert and his wife Deborah and Janis Halpert Maloney and her husband Michael all of Needham; as well as numerous nieces, nephews, cousins, and close friends.\nServices will take place on Sunday, October 8th at 12:30pm at Temple B\u2019nai Shalom, 117 East Main St. Westborough. The family will share in a celebration of Cindy\u2019s life and sit shiva at their home on Monday, October 9th from 2pm \u2013 9pm. Kaddish will be recited at 7:30pm.\nIn honor of Cindy, and to continue her passionate work, donations may be made to Are You Dense, Inc., www.areyoudense.org. Arrangements are under the care of the Chesmore Funeral Home of Hopkinton, www.ChesmoreFuneralHome.com.\nOctober 5, 2017 -- Fourth from the right is Hopkinton Fire Chief Stephen Slaman. To his left is Hopkinton Deputy Chief William Miller. They were attending District 14 Legislative Breakfast this year put on by Lt. Governor Karen Polito. This is only the right half of the photo. If the entire photo had been put up, readers wouldn't have been able to see anyone large enough to identify anyone.\nSingle Again Meeting October 13\nHOPKINTON, MA (October 4, 2017) --- St. Paul\u2019s Single Again group will be holding its next meeting on October 13 at 7:00 p.m. at the Parish Hall of St. Paul\u2019s Episcopal Church, 61 Wood Street in Hopkinton. The Single Again meeting is open to the public.\nPolice Press Logs Updated 10/4/2017\nSeries of Car Breaks in Hopkinton\nHopkinton Police are investigating a series of car breaks overnight Sunday, and ask Hopkinton residents to be vigilant, and to remember to lock their vehicles and leave nothing valuable in them. See Something? Say something to Hopkinton Police at 508-497-3401. An emergency or crime in progress? Dial 911.\nJohn P. Roberts, 59\nJohn P. Roberts, 59 of Marlborough, MA, died Friday, September 22, 2017 at Marlborough Hills HealthCare Center, Marlborough, MA. He is survived by his wife Donna. John was the son of Jessie Chesbrough of Marlborough and the late Joseph Roberts. He was also predeceased by his stepfather Philip Chesbrough. John leaves his brother Joseph Roberts and his wife Anne of Hopkinton, his brother Richard and family of Marlborough.. He was also predeceased by his brother David Roberts. John also leaves many relatives in the Marlborough area. Services were held on Thursday September 28th at the Slattery Funeral Home in Marlborough.\nHopkinton Selectmen Vote to Invite Golden State Warriors to Celebrate in Hopkinton\nBasketball's Historical connection to Hopkinton cited\nOctober 3, 2017 -- The Board of Selectmen this evening voted to invite the Golden State Warriors to Hopkinton to celebrate their 2017 NBA Championship.\nIn a dustup a few days ago, Warriors player Steph Curry made it public that he did not want to go to the White House if invited, because of \"who was in office,\" and so President Trump \"withdrew\" an invitation for the visit, that hadn't yet been made. The Town of Hopkinton Selectmen just voted this evening to invite the Warriors to Hopkinton, with no intention of \"slapping our president in the face.\" Chair Brendan Tedstone said he would be okay with it if it presented Hopkinton in a positive light.\nThe connection of basketball and the NBA to Hopkinton is historical. Hopkinton native Walter A. Brown was the founder and original owner of the Boston Celtics. He owned the Boston Garden as well as the Boston Bruins. He has been credited with bringing hockey to the United States.\n\"We have the world stage once a year,\" said Selectman Todd Cestari, referring to the Boston Marathon. \"Perhaps others could watch and learn by it [Warriors visit],\" he said.\nThe three selectmen present this evening at voting time, voted unanimously to invite the Warriors, and to make sure that everything that follows is positive, and doesn't feed off of the political discourse. That wasn't the only really positive item this evening.\nThe board voted to accept gifts of $60,000 each for the fire and police departments from the estate of the late Helen O'Brien, who designated them to purchase equipment with the money.\nStatement from Massachusetts Law Enforcement Leaders regarding DACA\nOctober 2, 2017 -- The following is a statement from Middlesex Sheriff Peter J. Koutoujian, Boston Police Commissioner William Evans, Chelsea Police Chief Brian Kyes, Somerville Police Chief David Fallon and Framingham Police Chief Kenneth Ferguson:\nToday we join with colleagues from across the country asking Congress to support legislation allowing \u201cyoung people brought to the United States as children - to remain in the United States and continue contributing to our communities and our nation.\u201d\nIndividuals previously protected under the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program have graduated from our schools and have honorably served our nation in the armed forces. Their stories are inspirational and they are as much members of our communities as we are. We believe they deserve the clarity that can only come with federal legislative action.\nA clear and consistent federal immigration policy benefits not only these young men and women as individuals, but our communities as a whole.\nWe urge Congress to act quickly to find an effective solution to protect these individuals \u2013 the vast majority of whom know no other home than the United States. Letter to Congress Contributed content.\nBoxford Motor Vehicle Stop Leads To Gun Arrest\nOn Monday, at approximately 1:50 a.m., Trooper Michael Geniglia, working out of the State Police Newbury Barracks, was patrolling Interstate 95 northbound in Boxford when he observed a white Nissan Altima with temporary Virginia plates traveling in the left lane not actively passing any other vehicles and drifting over the fog line toward the median. Trooper Geniglia activated his emergency lights, and conducted a motor vehicle stop. The Nissan slowed to a nearly complete stop in the left lane and the drivers head ducked out of view. The driver was directed to pull into the breakdown lane.\nTrooper Geniglia approached on the passenger side, as he did, the driver lit a cigarette. The driver gave a Texas driver\u2019s license which identified him as JEREMY WEAVER, 30, of Houston, TX. As WEAVER reached over to hand the Trooper his license a large fixed blade knife could be seen in the driver\u2019s door. Trooper Geniglia also observed a soft shell rifle case on the floor in the rear of the Nissan.\nIn fear for his safety with WEAVER ducking out of view and several weapons visible, Trooper Geniglia had WEAVER exit the vehicle. As WEAVER did so he put hand in his right pocket. Trooper Geniglia quickly removed his hand and located a loaded 9mm magazine. A pat frisk revealed an empty holster and a folding knife. WEAVER was placed in handcuffs and secured in the cruiser. A check of the area that WEAVER had immediate access revealed a loaded 9mm Ruger LC9 pistol, 3 additional loaded 9mm magazines and a loaded 20 gauge Mossberg 500 shotgun. Located in the trunk was a unloaded Savage B-mag 17 bolt action rifle, 159 cartridges of 9mm ammunition, 100 cartridges of 17 Win Super Mag ammunition and 100 20 Gauge shot shells.\nTrooper Geniglia determined that WEAVER did not have a license to carry a firearm or a Firearms Identification Card. He was transported to the Newbury Barracks where he was booked on the following charges.\nCarrying a loaded firearm;\nCarrying a firearm;\nPossession of a firearm without an FID card;\nPossession of ammunition without an FID card;\nFailure to drive in right lane\nBail was set at $10,000. Following booking at the barracks, WEAVER was transported to the Middleton House of Correction in Middleton.\nSPEAKING OF ANNIVERSARIES\nThe Paul M. Phipps Insurance Agency is celebrating its 67th year in business, Today!\nIf you see them, wish them another 67 years!\n47 Spruce Street unit 103 Hua Tao $487,490 Oct. 2, 2017 Pulte Homes of New England LLC\n31 Frostpane Lane unit 67 Swathi Jaini, Kiran Kumar Kalvagadda $532,000 Oct. 2, 2017 Dara B. Gough, Colum Kieran Draper\n16 Spicebush Court unit 131 Ajinkya P. Shirgaonkar, Sharmilee A. Prasade $575,000 Sept. 29, 2017 Peter Piotrowski, Sharon Piotrowski\n12 Cedar Street Ryan Taylor, 12 Cedar Street Realty Trust $395,000 Sept. 29, 2017 12 Cedar Street LLC\nOctober 1, 2017 -- Hillers facing the flag while the Star Spangled Banner was played at home on September 15, 2017.\nSetting Sun in Sutton\nLIVE! on Main with Brendan Tedstone\nFirst Friday Open Mic Returns with Feature Scott Matsumoto at HCA\n7pm sign-ups, 7:30pm music\nJoin us at the HCA for the return of First Friday Open Mic, hosted by singer-songwriter Barbara Kessler, assisted by Peter Potthoff. All ages are welcome. Format is one song per round, and a feature does a 30 minute set mid-evening.\nEven if you don\u2019t sing, come and support the singers and enjoy an evening of music!\nScott Matsumoto is a finger-style guitarist who covers a wide variety of styles. He plays percussive, two-handed tapping pieces from Michael Hedges and Don Ross as well as traditional finger-style standards by Chet Atkins and Tommy Emmanuel.\nSuggested donation of $5 at the door.\nSeptember 30, 2017 -- Photographic Images photography studio and imaging center, the flagship of the services that we (the editorial 'we') offered at our former 24 Main Street location (We are now at 81 Main Street), celebrates 25 years of doing business in Downtown Hopkinton. We opened in September of 1992, and so I am compelled to note the milestone quickly before this month bows to October.\nThe now yellowing Sales Tax Certificate assigned to us in 1989, was originally listed at my then Hayward Street home. Three years later, in 1992, we moved the operation, which was primarily wedding and event photography, wedding video, deejay and karaoke services, as well as live entertainment, to the 24 Main location. And after studies with some of the most accomplished portrait photographers in the country at the New England Institute of Professional Photography, with Herb Talerman of Bachrach Photographers, and lectures with the iconic Arnold Newman, we added studio portraiture to our repertoire.\nOur transition to digital was ahead of the curve, and so we did scanning, restoration and digital imaging not only for the public, but for other studios as well, who had not yet made the leap.\nA lot can happen in 25 years of business, but there is one constant. The people of Hopkinton have embraced what we do and have referred us to their friends and neighbors. And although times have changed, they still support what we do, and the added focus we have on HopNews.com, in creating an interesting, informative and \"cutting edge\" online resource that will celebrate its 15th year in 2018. It would be good to note that for 17 years (not a typo), Eric Montville has worked, mostly behind the scenes, photographing passport photos (We no longer offer them), assisting with studio or on-site portraiture, doing the digital imaging and portrait retouching; and for 14 years with HopNews, handling the public police logs, maintaining the Community Calendar, doing the billing and other office managerial tasks. Eric is also the physical Director of the HopNews LIVE! on Main video presentation each week, using his intuitive skills for smooth and meaningful transitions from person to person, camera to camera, while we roll LIVE!.\nWe also thank our esteemed guests on LIVE!, who have trusted us to present to HopNews readers -- their friends and neighbors -- what they do in an honest and fair way.\nWe couldn't do it without our advertisers, who number greatly, even though we have no salesperson.\nThanks to the talented individuals who have contributed photos or written content over the years. Also to the reporters who have emptied their coffee pots in a race to get the story from a Selectmen, Planning Board or School Committee meeting that ended at 10:00 pm, written and into an email to send to the editor for inclusion in the morning's upload for readers. Thanks to readers, who are members of the community, who we see on a regular basis and who feel comfortable giving us feedback on what we do.\nThanks to the more than a dozen people who have worked for either of the organizations over the years, some of whose work can be seen on our YouTube/HopNews channel or the HopNews Archives. Some of our alumni can be seen in the credits for some major players in New York.\nThe story of the last 25 years should not be viewed as complete as it is written above.\nBut rather, it is just a brief thank you, an interlude in the fast-paced symphony of community, to note the milestone and thank the people of Hopkinton, who have participated in one or more roles over the last quarter-century.\nUNIBANK OFFERS FREE COMMUNITY SHRED DAY AT SHREWSBURY BRANCH ON OCTOBER 28\nWHITINSVILLE, MA \u2013 As part of its Shrewsbury branch grand opening, UniBank will be offering a Community Shred Day at the bank\u2019s new branch located at 193 Boston Turnpike in Shrewsbury (Route 9 at the former site of Spag\u2019s) on Saturday, October 28, 2017 from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. This event is FREE and open to the community.\nNew England Security Shredders will be at UniBank\u2019s branch to provide this service to individuals wishing to securely dispose of personal confidential documents. Document shredding will take place on-site in a mobile shredding vehicle. Each person may bring up to 10 file boxes (no binders or binder clips please) for secure destruction.\nThis event provides a secure and responsible way for individuals to dispose of paper and reduce the threat of potential identity theft.\nWSRS will be in attendance providing music and giveaways.\nDANIEL J. CHRISTIAN, 31, who was added to the Massachusetts State Police Most Wanted List on Wednesday, was located and arrested this afternoon in Sacramento, California.\nThe arrest followed an exhaustive investigation by the MSP Violent Fugitive Apprehension Section, whose troopers developed information indicating that CHRISTIAN, who has a lengthy and violent criminal history, was at an address in Sacramento.\nThat information was forwarded to law enforcement authorities in California. At 4:30 pm today (EST), based on that information, members of the Sacramento Sheriff\u2019s Department\u2019s Major Crimes Division located and arrested CHRISTIAN.\nCHRISTIAN, who is most recently wanted for shooting at two people in Gardner, Mass., is currently being held at the Sacramento County Jail and will be arraigned as a fugitive from justice pending his rendition.\nCHRISTIAN will be returned to Massachusetts to face charges of assault with intent to murder, assault with a dangerous weapon, and illegal discharge of a firearm in connection with the Gardner incident, which occurred this last July 18. An investigation by Gardner Police indicated that CHRISTIAN, at the time a Gardner resident, followed two people in his vehicle, cut them off, and got out of the vehicle and fired multiple gunshots at them. The victims were not hit.\nCHRISTIAN fled the area and remained at large until his capture today.\nFarmers Market at Fay School\nFall 2017 Dates: September 9, 16, 23, 30 and October 7, 14, 21, 28\nWhere: Harlow Circle at Fay School (in front of the Primary School)\nBaypath Humane Society of Hopkinton, Inc. Pet Adoption will be at Saturday's Farmers Market! Meet some new furry friends and enjoy our local vendors. This week we are joined by Katia Pechonis, Shady Pine Farm, Chestnut Hill Farm, Yummy Mummy Brownies, Anna Banana's Homemade Goodness, La Maison A Gateaux, Jennifer's Handmade Soap, Chrissy's Crumble Wicked Good No-Grain-Ola, Laurie Blanchard's Art, and Gulbankian Farms Garden Center and Florist Shop. We will see you there from 10:00 am to 1:00 pm!\n\"Tip of the Spear\"\nTown presents Downtown Corridor Plan at public forum\nMouse-over to see existing Google Maps Overhead\nSeptember 28, 2017 -- The most memorable moment of last night's Downtown corridor forum, presented by John Bechard of VHB, was a plea by Selectman Claire Wright to consider leaving the Veterans Triangle, as it was referred to last evening, the way it is. She said it was \"...a covenant with history.\" It was part of the Historical District when the town designated one.\nOn the triangle is a statue of a Doughboy, the designation used to refer to soldiers of WWI, \"The war to end all wars.\"\nMrs. Wright commented, in speaking of the large monument, \"The setting is as important as the statue itself,\" noting that the triangle itself is \"The tip of the spear,\" a military term contemporarily used to refer to special forces, such as Army Rangers, Navy Seals and Delta Force, who precede larger forces invading a foreign territory. It is not known if the phrase meant the same thing in the parlance of the times it commemorates. In the new plan, above, the Doughboy would be surrounded by a small patch of land instead, and Marathon Way would be replaced by grass.\nAfter speaking, Mrs. Wright was answered with spontaneous and loud applause from the dozens of attendees.\nBeth Kelly, who said she was speaking for the Historic District Commission, favored the plan, she said, that was modeled after an 1880 plan of the common; one that someone noted was before automobiles.\nIn the drawings of the proposed changes in the $8 million - plus project is a plan to make the current Marathon Way green space in an extension of Hopkinton Common, instead of a roadway that currently accesses Ash Street, and is used as a turn-around. The 9 existing parking spaces, attendees were shown, would be moved onto Main Street, something that some audience members protested as adding to danger.\nThis writer suggested, at previous meetings, that Marathon Way be made one-way with diagonal parking that would keep drivers from backing into traffic by way of a textured surface deceleration/acceleration lane, and the triangle be kept.\nThis writer also suggested, as many times in the past, that the bottleneck on Cedar Street heading south be opened by dividing the roadway into two southbound lanes at the delivery truck exit on the northern side of the post office, instead of the middle of the Subway area as shown, and taking a piece of the gigantic sidewalk in front of the post office instead, adding room for a lane to begin, to get more traffic to the light to wait for a change.\nAnother forum will be announced in November.\nThis is only a piece of the plan. We'll try to make the entire plan, from Ash Street to Wood Street, available.\nMouse-over the image above to see the current Google overhead.\nPolice Press Logs\nHopkinton Police Detectives seize large quantity of Molly (MDMA)\nSeptember 28, 2017 -- Hopkinton Police Detectives seized over a kilogram of Methylenedioxymethamphetamine (MDMA) in Hopkinton on Wednesday September 27, 2017. MDMA is commonly referred to as \u201cEcstasy\u201d or \u201cMolly\u201d. MDMA is a dangerous psychoactive drug most often associated with young people and commonly used at raves or dance parties. This seizure would have amounted to approximately 5,000 doses of MDMA with a street value of over $100,000.00. The Hopkinton Police Department is proactive in its investigation of narcotic offenses and is proud to have significantly reduced the flow of MDMA to the Central Massachusetts / Metro-West area.\nThis seizure was a direct result of an ongoing investigation conducted in conjunction with the Franklin Police Department, and with the assistance of the Homeland Security Investigation Unit, the Drug Enforcement Agency and the United States Postal Inspectors Service. Chief Lee has said that \u201cthis seizure demonstrates the ongoing collaboration with our Local, State and Federal law enforcement partners.\u201d\nNew Tenants on Main Street\nSeptember 28, 2017 -- As most people know, 28 Main Street is the home of Bittersweet, Cafe. HopNews has been informed that they have sub-leased a property, 28 1/2 Main Street, to the Official Fairy Garden, seen above last evening.\nDeborah Hilditch, 61\nDeborah Hilditch, 61, of Hopkinton, passed away Tuesday, Sunday, September 24, 2017. Born in Framingham, she was the daughter of Patricia Harrington Byrne of Hopkinton and the late Thomas F. Hilditch. She is survived by two sisters, Patricia Alexander and Donna Lucrkut both of Hopkinton and her aunt and uncle, Mary and William Harrington. She is predeceased by her brother, Thomas F. Hilditch and her sister Linda Hilditch.\nFuneral services will be held privately with family. Arrangements are under the care of the Chesmore Funeral Home of Hopkinton, Donations in her memory may be made to the Hopkinton Ambulance Fund, 73 Main St. Hopkinton, MA 01748\nNOTICE OF VACANCY HOPKINTON VETERAN\u2019S CELEBRATION COMMITTEE\nTown of Hopkinton, Massachusetts\nThe Town of Hopkinton seeks residents who are interested in serving on the Hopkinton Veteran\u2019s Celebration Committee.\nThis Committee was established to remember and honor our fallen Vets with an annual Memorial Day Remembrance Celebration and to honor our local veterans with an annual Veteran\u2019s Day Dinner.\nThe Hopkinton Veteran\u2019s Celebration Committee consists of eight (8) members who are appointed to three (3) year terms.\nInterested residents should apply via the online volunteer form at http://www.hopkintonma.gov/home/about/hug . Residents may also apply by submitting a letter of interest to Maria Glynn, Executive Assistant, Town Manager\u2019s Office, 18 Main St., Hopkinton, MA 01748.\nST. PAUL\u2019S \u201cBLESSING OF THE ANIMALS\u201d\nHOPKINTON, MA (September 27, 2017) \u2013 Creatures of all species are invited to receive a special blessing at St. Paul\u2019s Annual Blessing of the Animals on October 8.\nDogs, cats, and others of God\u2019s creatures \u2013 and their human friends \u2013 are invited to a special ceremony being held at St. Paul\u2019s Episcopal Church at 61 Wood Street (Rte 135) in Hopkinton. The Blessing of the Animals will take place outside the church at 10:00 a.m., followed by a \u201cPet Friendly\u201d service of the Holy Eucharist. All are welcome to attend, although we ask that dogs be leashed and other animals be properly contained. File photo\nSt. Paul\u2019s Episcopal Church is called to be an embracing, nourishing and life-giving family in Christ. St. Paul\u2019s members believe they are called to care for each other, for the community and for the world. For more information call 508-435-4536 or visit St. Paul\u2019s website at www.stpaulhopkinton.org .\nChristian\u2019s Hot Jamaican Chili Pepper Crusaders Walk for the Jimmy Fund\nSeptember 27, 2017 -- Seven years ago, my mother asked me if I wanted to help support my friend from cub scouts, Ben, and his family, because his 3 year old brother had been diagnosed with leukemia. Well, first I had to ask her what that was. When she told me that it meant cancer for my friend's little brother, I jumped at her offer to walk the Jimmy Fund Walk (she knew about the Jimmy Fund because my oldest sister had walked it in the past). She told me that a couple more of my closest friends would join as well, and I figured it would be a fun, easy thing to do for a good cause, not really knowing what I was committing myself to. As our team formed, it was me and 4 other 9 year olds: Jack Brennan, Jack Riley, Kevin Sullivan, and Ben Wheeler, plus my 11 year old sister, Julianna Kramer, and two of her friends, Beka Pohl and Sam Riley, who would also join the team. At one of our first ever team meetings, we decided that we needed a name. Jack Riley was on top of it, because he had wanted to give us a team name at Cub Scout camp that past summer, and had been vetoed by the counselor's. He thought it a hilarious thing to dub us the Hot Jamaican Chili Peppers. One of my older sisters, Kacey, then suggested that we add Christian, the boy we were walking for, to the name. Somehow, we tacked on the word crusaders to the end, and from then on we were officially the Christian\u2019s Hot Jamaican Chili Pepper Crusaders.\nFor the first 3 or so years, we walked the \u00bd marathon route (13.1 miles). Now, we walk the whole thing. That means waking up bright and early, driving to the start line, and heading off from Hopkinton to Boston at 5 AM. We, as a team, have collectively raised $26,128.80 in six years, and we would so appreciate a donation this year to possibly put us past $30K. The team continues to grow, and Christian is now part of the \u00bd marathon walking group. We remain so grateful that Christian (and now his mom Sue) are survivors in this fight, but the team knows the fight is far from over for countless others in this world. Please join us with a donation in support of this amazing effort and inspirational team!\nThe walk was September 24th and donations must be to the Jimmy Fund by October 16, 2017. Each walker must raise $300. You may donate online or by sending a check made out to the Jimmy Fund to: Kramer family, 39 North Street Hopkinton, MA 01748. We had 10 registered walkers this year, 9 HHS students and a parent. Many thanks!\nEvery Donation is Incredibly Important to Us\nThank you, Ethan Kramer, HHS \u201819, Participant ID #425641397\n4 Primrose Circle unit 176 Kishore Kumar Baishya, Aman Nath $613,810 Sept. 26, 2017 Pulte Homes of New England LLC\n244 Hayden Rowe Street Raymond V. Mariano Jr., Maribeth K. Mariano $739,900 Sept. 26, 2017 Mikals Construction Corp. Inc.\n10 Autumn Ridge Drive unit 31 Subba P. Kakumani, Naga S. Kakumani $545,000 Sept. 22, 2017 William J. Cupelo, Katelyn Petty\n55 Spruce Street Tummalapalli S. Reddy, Nalini Edelli $504,940 Sept. 21, 2017 Pulte Homes of New England LLC\n16 Leman Lane unit 3-D Ryan J. Davia, Francesca K. Shin $325,000 Sept. 21, 2017 Karin P. Karey 2015 Revocable Trust, Karin P. Karey\n65 Spruce Street unit 112 Veera Yelamanchi $517,690 Sept. 21, 2017 Pulte Homes of New England LLC\n0 South Street Bevleo Realty LLC $515,000 Sept. 20, 2017 CTS Valpey Corp.\n57 Spruce Street unit 108 Syed Sohel Hussain $503,115 Sept. 20, 2017 Pulte Homes of New England LLC\n5 Leonard Street Kirill Kalishev $460,000 Sept. 19, 2017 Alex L. Papanicholas\n204 West Main Street Daniel A. Rawlings, Catherine A. Rawlings $294,000 Sept. 19, 2017 Laura Robbins, Estate of Rosalie R. Martin\n64 Rockwood Lane unit 40 Robert A. Macchi, Gayle M. Macchi $493,382 Sept. 18, 2017 LLD Land Development Corp.\n98 Hayward Street Thomas E. McCanless, Sheila C. McCanless, 98 Hayward Street Realty Trust $459,500 Sept. 18, 2017 Sharon R. Sullivan, Michael Sullivan\n9/22/17 -- 9/24/17\n5 New Arrests -- 1 for full nudity\nKathrine Switzer to Visit Hopkinton\nKathrine Switzer, 261 Fearless and the 26.2 Foundation are hosting a FREE event at the Hopkinton High School on Sunday, October 15th starting at 11 a.m. to recognize Hopkinton and its officials for the great work they do before and after the Boston Marathon every year. Kathrine and 261 Fearless are also excited at the opportunity to run with community members on the new trail course (approx. 1.5 miles) that is located behind the high school. File photos\nRoger Neal Mezitt, 72,\nRoger Neal Mezitt, 72, of Hopkinton, passed to the next dimension Saturday, September 23, 2017. Born in Newton, he was the son of the late Edmund V. and Wally (Brahilt) Mezitt.\nFor most of his life, Roger was employed by his family\u2019s business, Weston Nurseries. He attended Hopkinton High School, Cheshire Academy in Cheshire, CT, Cornell University, and Franconia College in Franconia, NH. Roger loved all things in nature, especially plants. He had a special affection for cats. He enjoyed spending time at his cottage in Sandwich, MA. He was an avid reader of history and philosophy and loved to travel. He and his wife traveled to many corners of the world. He was especially fond of the Caribbean Islands where he enjoyed his favorite hobby, scuba diving. Roger served the Town of Hopkinton in several capacities: the Appropriations Committee from 1987 - 1993, (chairman 1990-1993) and the Historical Commission. He was a former president of the Hopkinton Historical Society and member of the board of directors of Tower Hill Botanic Garden.\nHe leaves his beloved wife of 45 years, Merylyn (Jerome) Mezitt, brother-in-law Raymond Jerome of Hopkinton, nephew Michael Sterling Jerome, of Steamboat Springs, CO an uncle, Henry Lymon Bralit of Sequim, WA, his brother, R. Wayne Mezitt and his wife, Beth, of Hopkinton, several nieces and nephews, grand nieces and grand nephews, and two cousins, Glenn and Peter Russett of Wareham, MA. He will be greatly missed by many friends.\nA memorial celebration will be held at a later date. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Hopkinton Historical Society, PO Box 423, Hopkinton, MA 01748. Arrangements are under the care of the Chesmore Funeral Home of Hopkinton, www.ChesmoreFuneralHome.com\nHerbert (Herbie) P. Holbrook Jr. 86\nHerbert (Herbie) P. Holbrook Jr. 86, of Westborough and formerly of Hopkinton, passed away Monday, September 25, 2017. Born in Vermont, he was the son of the late Viola (Hemingway) and Herbert P. Holbrook. He was the husband of 59 years to Charlotte (Ward) Holbrook of Westborough.\nHerbert was formerly employed with Alan S. Brown Co. in Brattleboro, VT, then Worcester Telegram & Gazette and Digital. He was a famed Class A ski jumper for over 35 years. He was admitted to the American Athletic Association for the deaf in 1964. Herbie was an ardent fisherman in Worcester County and won numerous awards in Massachusetts. He was a member of Faith Community Church in Hopkinton.\nBesides his wife, he is survived by two sisters, Margie Wetherell and her husband Rodney of Johnson City, TN and Shirley Winningham and her husband Cleo of Bangor, ME. He is predeceased by a sister, Sheila Sherman.\nA funeral service will take place at 12:00p.m. on Friday, September 29th in the Chapel at Faith Community Church in Hopkinton. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Deaf Missions, 21199 Greenview Rd. Council Bluffs, IA 51503 or deafmissions.com . Arrangements are under the care of the Chesmore Funeral Home of Hopkinton. www.ChesmoreFuneralHome.com\nBike Collection Scheduled for Sunday, October 1, 2017\nThere will be a bicycle collection at St. John The Evangelist Parish, 20 Church Street in Hopkinton on Sunday October 1 from 9 AM to 1 PM behind the parish center.\nDo you have unwanted bicycles sitting around you garage or basement? St. John\u2019s Parish Gobal Mission Apostolate is working with the Hopkinton/Ashland Chapter of the Knights of Columbus to hold a bike collection, in conjunction with the Bikes Not Bombs (BNB) program in Jamaica Plain.\nBNB requests a donation of $10 per bike, to help defray the costs of international shipping, bike storage, and/or youth programs that get the bikes into positive use again. BNB will of course accept bikes without this donation.\nTo read more about BNB\u2019s programs visit their website at www.bikesnotbombs.org .\n<---------Got an opinion on the taking of a knee during the National Anthem? Please join me.\nAll genders and opinions are welcome.\nSome Build, Some Destroy\nSeptember 25, 2017 --Hopkinton resident Zach Ritterbusch recently completed his Eagle Scout project at College Rock. Zach did outstanding work removing graffiti from the outcrop, building new benches, repairing the trail sign that had fallen into disrepair, and installing trail and rock climbing route maps. Unfortunately, less than a month after Zach completed the project for Hopkinton, deviant miscreant(s) whose unimaginative idea of fun is to vandalize Town property, badly damaged the trail board Zach restored. If anyone has any knowledge of who is responsible for the vandalism, please contact the Hopkinton Police Department, 508-497-3401.\n~ Jeff Barnes, Conservation Commission Chair",
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        "raw_content": "Economic wreckage from Bank of Clark County continues\nby Jon DeVore \u2014 Friday, 4/10/09 , 6:57 am\nUsually one can get some sense from a news article who is full of it and who has a legitimate point. But this Oregonian article about the economic wreckage caused by the Bank of Clark County failure leaves me scratching my head about what the truth actually might be.\nWhile the U.S. Treasury funnels billions to Wall Street in the name of economic stimulus, its sister agency, the FDIC, is forcing some solid, local businesses into a damaging limbo.\nSince taking over the failed Bank of Clark County in January, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. has frozen borrowers\u2019 lines of credit and declared active loans in default, demanding immediate repayment. And in some cases, it has denied borrowers access to thousands of dollars of their own money locked in Bank of Clark County accounts, former customers claim.\nBut the FDIC insists it is flexible and responsive:\nFDIC officials were vehement that they are sympathetic to the plight of the borrowers and highly flexible to their needs.\n\u201cIf the loans are performing, the terms and conditions of those loans remain intact,\u201d said Ron Bieker, deputy director of the FDIC\u2019s department of resolutions and receivership. The FDIC will happily extend a line of credit, he said, as long as a borrower qualifies and provides updated financials and an appraisal of their collateral.\n\u201cWe\u2019re very sensitive to these issues,\u201d he said.\nIt does sound like some business owners may have been caught in a nightmare if they weren\u2019t fortunate enough to have been tipped off about troubles at the bank, as many well-connected bidness guys and gals were. Their frustration is certainly understandable, although nobody seems to be placing much blame with the directors and management of Bank of Clark County, who were an elite group of Clark County\u2019s best business minds.\nIf you read the full article, another thing worth noting is that it sounds like the credit markets are still not performing very well down in the trenches, as these businesses can\u2019t seem to get loans for legitimate business needs. So we\u2019ve spent trillions on the big institutions and the little folks still can\u2019t get credit.\nLong term, this sad episode points out the need for sound regulation of financial institutions. Short term, maybe a Congress-critter or two could take a look at these complaints and, if warranted, see what can be done to ease the situation. Sure, in hindsight people would have been better off not doing business with Bank of Clark County, which was basically a pet project of the developers and the local movers \u2018n shakers, but honest business folks can\u2019t really be faulted for doing business with an FDIC insured institution.\nThe damage to the local economy needs to be mitigated somehow. It doesn\u2019t make sense to lose more jobs over this.\nThere is quite a history of local banks\u2026banks started under the guise of supporting the \u201clocal\u201d community. In reality, they were set up to capitalize on the \u201cinvest local\u201d, they marketed themselves as \u201cserving the long-term interest of our Community\u201d and any other BS they could dream up to get deposits and make loans as fast as possible to build up the worth so they could be sold at a huge profit. Take a look at the former Mariner Bank in Pt. Townsend. Lots of folks were in on it\u2026from the newspaper to realtors to movers-and-shakers. They promised this was part of utopia\u2026.despite their leader, Jim Grabicki, having a long history of flipping banks like this.\n3 years later\u2026sold to Kitsap Bank.\nThis is merely one recent example.\nFrankly, I don\u2019t feel a bit sorry for \u201clocal banks\u201d\u2026or any bank for that matter. I invested numerous times in Wells Fargo because they have had stricter underwriting and steady growth & dividends\u2026not too greedy. In my humble opinion they are the cream of the crop. I bought in again a couple weeks ago. It\u2019s still a great value @$19.50 with a current dividend @9.1%!!\nRog Rabbit has jealously skewered me for flipping this stock the past year or so several times. I was reacting to the overall market\u2026and it worked out. However, I believe it is a very good long-term play. It\u2019s costly from a tax viewpoint paying Ordinary Tax rates on ST plays\u2026.but I\u2019d rather do that than ride it down.\nBuy Wells Fargo is it gets back under $17 for sure.\n99% of Congress has NO interest in looking out for the complaints of anyone but the very richest corporations. Why else would they keep giving away money to these same large companies with no conditions or oversight?\nThe most recent letter I got from Sen. Murray claims she\u2019s going to send a strongly worded letter to AIG. And every letter I\u2019ve gotten back from her and Cantwell in response to my numerous calls and letters acts as if they aren\u2019t in position to do anything about any of these give aways.\nAnd that\u2019s why I don\u2019t think they should be.\nWhen FDIC bureaucrats won\u2019t let you take your own money out of the bank, you\u2019ve gotta wonder how much FDIC insurance \u201cprotects\u201d you. You can buy better \u201cprotection\u201d from the mob \u2014 at least, with those guys, you get what you paid for. If you pay them to rub someone out, he\u2019ll be erased.\n@1 Why shouldn\u2019t Grabicki flip banks? That\u2019s what Republican tax-law writers want him to do, isn\u2019t it? The tax laws they wrote during the GOP\u2019s years in power reward flippers with huge tax breaks while crushing wage earners with back-breaking taxes. Clearly, Republicans want us to flip, not work or produce anything of value. So I\u2019m a flipper, too! Grabicki flips banks; I can\u2019t afford to buy a bank, so I flip stocks. It\u2019s the same thing, except little guys and rabbits can get in on stock flipping and reap the same tax advantages, and unlike people who flip banks and companies, we don\u2019t put people out of work. Just call me \u201cFlipper\u201d!! Wanna see my impersonation of a porpoise? I dive in and out of the market, skimming off a dollop of capital here, a serving of capital gains there. Sure beats working for money. I don\u2019t see why anyone would work or produce anything under Republican tax laws.\nSmall-town banks ply you with smiles, free coffee, and donuts to get your deposits and loan business. The sharps who run these banks take your money and loan it to themselves. When the shit hits the fan and midnight calls go out to their cronies, your phone doesn\u2019t ring and when you wake up in the morning you find out that you weren\u2019t one of the \u201cgood ol\u2019 boys,\u201d you were just a sheep to be shorn of wool and carved up into mutton steaks. Stay away from little banks unless you want to become a victim of small-town cronyism.\nThis rather suggests that the current problem is somewhat different than the one after the 1929 crash, and which the FDIC under its original charter and defined mission isn\u2019t perfectly suited to handle.\nBack then, the biggest issue was bank insolvency and the prospect of millions of ordinary people losing their deposits. In this crisis (at least so far) the emphasis is much more on maintaining or restoring the flow of credit both to businesses and individual borrowers, because there ain\u2019t no such thing as paying cash anymore.\nOne thing John isn\u2019t telling everyone is that there is no Bank of Clark County anymore. It\u2019s now owned by Umpqua Bank, who\u2019s stock is up 17% today!\n7 So this raises the question of who\u2019s really calling the shots at the moment. Are the incumbent customers being denied access to their money because of rules still being imposed by Uncle Sam, or are the management of Umpqua Bank continuing to do this stuff as a way to pump their own share price?\n1 Cyn, my hat\u2019s off to you. That\u2019s a very perceptive observation. Of course, \u201cflipping\u201d banks (or other businesses), just like flipping houses, becomes rather a different game in a down economy. In this particular case, it was more of a \u201cflop\u201d\u2026and would have been far worse had the gubmint not stepped in. No doubt there\u2019s some gaming going on by the execs to exploit the whole situation so it turns into just another means of making private profit on public risk.\nIf we could just get the democrats to pay their\nshare of taxes we wouldn\u2019t have budget issues.\nGoddamn they are a cheating bunch of bitter,\njealous ZERO talent bunch of fools.",
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        "raw_content": "Why Bookmakers Close or Limit Accounts\nFrom time to time, bookmakers will decide to limit a customer's account. When an account becomes limited, it means that the amount that they can wager is restricted. Often, bookmakers will limit accounts that are winning too much or are suspected of doing something else that is against the rules. The goal of bookmakers limiting an account is to help protect themselves. It's worth noting that in some circumstances, a bookmaker may close an account entirely if they feel that the gambler is too much of an issue.\nIf it's ever happened to you, you know how frustrating it is. After getting yourself settled into a sportsbook, you then all of a sudden find your account limited or closed. It's no fun, and it's a complete pain.\nDealing with a limited or closed betting account is something that you should understand even if it has never happened to you before. In this article, we're going to help you gain a greater understanding of why bookmakers limit accounts. Ultimately, our goal is to help you understand why accounts are limited and how you can hopefully avoid it happening to you.\nTop Reasons Why Bookmakers Limit Accounts\nWe've collected detailed information about the top reasons that bookmakers might limit a betting account. After reading this section, you'll have a better idea about what bookmakers take into consideration when it comes to limiting accounts. Make sure to keep this information in mind as you execute your sports betting moving forward.\nYou Win Too Much\nIf you end up winning too much, there is a high likelihood that your betting account will be limited or even potentially closed. While this might not be obvious to you, this is, in fact, the most popular reason why betting accounts are limited or closed by a sportsbook. It's obviously great if you're winning too much as that means that you're making money. However, it's not great if that ends up limiting or closing your betting account.\nAt the end of the day, sportsbooks are in the business to make a profit. Sportsbooks don't mind clients that win here and there. However, if you end up winning more often than not, that means the sportsbook is losing money on you, and they don't like that. While it might not seem fair that they can limit or close your account because you win too much, it is within their rights to do this.\nBonus and Promotion Abuse\nAnother reason why sportsbooks will limit some accounts is if the client has abused their bonuses and promotions. While it is very common for online sportsbooks to offer tons of promotions and bonuses, they also don't want you to abuse them. Sportsbooks are offering these promotions as a way to help bring in new customers while also keeping current customers happy.\nFrom an abuse standpoint, sportsbooks will pay attention to how often you are betting on promotional offers.\nUltimately, sportsbooks typically don't like a client that only wagers on promotional offers.\nBy only taking advantage of bonus and promotional wagers, the odds are that your account is most likely not a profitable one for the sportsbook. If you are not betting on things occasionally that are not tied to a bonus offer, your account might be at risk of being limited or closed.\nPotential Arbitrage\nSportsbooks are not fans of arbitrage. If you're not sure what arbitrage is, allow us to get you up to speed. Arbitrage (also known as arbing) is when you place wagers on both outcomes of an event when there is a large gap between the odds at two different sportsbooks. If you're able to identify a large enough gap in the odds difference, it is possible for you to make money regardless of the outcome of the sporting event.\nSince the goal of arbing is always to make a profit, that means that sportsbooks tend to lose more often than not. Therefore, sportsbooks will seek to identify accounts that are potentially using arbitrage and limit or close them to help limit their exposure to loss. One of the red flags for sportsbooks are accounts that nearly always bet non-round wager amounts.\nPotential More Than One Account\nOne of the things that sportsbooks hate the most is people that open two different accounts. Often, people will try this in an attempt to abuse bonus and promotional offers. For example, a guy with his own account might also open an account under his wife's name so that he can double up on the initial welcome deposit bonus match. Unfortunately, this isn't cool in the eyes of online sportsbooks, and they will usually close accounts quickly once the duplicate account is discovered.\nOver the years, online sportsbooks have developed lots of tools to help them identify potential duplicate accounts. We know that they use IP address tracking on a basic level, but it gets much more advanced than that. Many of their methods and tools to identify duplicate accounts are trade secrets. A sportsbook will close a known duplicate account, but they might also end up limiting or closing an account if they have their suspicions that it may be a duplicate account.\nYou Bet Weird Amounts\nSomething that will get your account quickly flagged is if you end up betting weird amounts. By weird amounts, we're referring to non-round wagers.\nFor example, if you consistently bet amounts such as $1.63 as opposed to $1.00, you'll end up getting on their radar. The reason for this is that you look like a potential arbitrager if you wager in weird amounts.\nArbitragers, otherwise known as arbers, are usually professional gamblers. They've used their systems and methods to make calculated bets down to the penny. Therefore, arbers end up placing frequent wagers at weird amounts. Since sportsbooks are not fans of arbers, as they tend to cost them money in the long haul, you'll want to do your best to avoid betting like one to keep your account from being limited or closed.\nIgnoring Bonuses and Promotional Offers\nAnother item that could have your account flagged as a potential professional gambler is if you completely ignore bonuses and promotional offers from a sportsbook. Let's be honest, everyone likes free money! However, many professional gamblers won't waste their time dealing with bonus offers. For them, they tend to come in knowing their exact game plan for bets, and they won't monkey around with the promotional offers.\nEven if not intentional, your lack of use when it comes to a site's promotions might get your account limited or closed. By using at least an offer or two on your account, you should most likely be in good shape to not look like a professional gambler.\nIn their search to identify potential professional gamblers, bookmakers will also keep an eye on user behavior. One of the things that they look for is how long you hang around on the site when you visit. If you're a typical recreational sports bettor, you'll hang around on the site and poke around into many different things as you search for potential wagers. In some cases, you might also stick around to watch live matches through the bookmaker's website.\nHowever, professional gamblers act very differently than recreational ones. For a professional, they'll simply log in to the site, place the wager, and then head off to another sportsbook's website to place more wagers. You won't find professionals hanging around just simply to check things out.\nRegardless of your intentions, your account could become limited or closed if your behavior on the website mimics that of a professional.\nIn short, it is not illegal for a sportsbook to limit your account, close your account or not accept your wager. Even though a sportsbook might advertise a bet with specified odds, they are under no obligation to accept your wager. Said differently, you can't force someone to take a bet.\nWhile this might be a tough pill to swallow, it is the truth. We'd suggest that you read our section below relating to tips for avoiding having your account limited. There, you'll find lots of helpful guidance on how you can try to limit your chances of having your account limited since the sportsbooks are within their legal right to do it if they see fit.\nNow that you know that it is not illegal for a sportsbook to close your account, limit your account or not accept your wager, you might be wondering to yourself if it is ethical on their part. It is important to remember that sportsbooks are in the business of making money. To protect their profitability, they will take actions from time to time that might seem unethical or unfair to the end users. Ultimately, sportsbooks are free to accept or deny wagers from any client based on their own determinations.\nTips to Avoid Having Your Account Limited\nIn this section, we wanted to provide you with our top tips on how you can avoid having your betting account limited or closed. While none of these are fail-safe methods; these are all great to keep in mind as you place your sports wagers. Using this information, you'll be able to better protect yourself from dealing with a limited or closed betting account.\nBet Round Numbers\nOne of the biggest tips that we have for you to help keep your betting account from being limited is to bet in round numbers whenever possible. By round numbers, we mean that you'll want to place a wager of $55.00 rounded to the dollar. What you want to avoid doing is placing a wager of $55.47. If you're not using round number wagers, you're likely to be flagged as a potential arbitrager.\nSportsbooks, in general, are not huge fans of professional sports bettors. In general, professional gamblers tend to take out more money than they put in. That means that the sportsbooks are typically losing on professional gamblers. It is due to this likelihood of losing that sportsbooks don't like professional sports bettors.\nAssuming you're not a professional sports bettor, you'll want to make sure to do your part to not look like one. To accomplish this, one of the things that you'll want to do is ease your way into betting when you're new to a sportsbook. What you'll want to avoid is coming in with a massive deposit and then begin making massive wagers using more complicated bet types.\nOur suggestion would be for you to begin with a modest deposit and then begin to start with some smaller and simpler wagers. The good thing is that this allows you to get a feel for betting on the sportsbook platform while also keeping your account from being flagged as a potential professional gambler.\nCash Out and Deposit Less Often\nEvery time that you deposit and withdraw funds from your betting account, it costs the sportsbook a fee through their bank or payment processor. While it is ok to make deposits and withdrawals as needed, your goal should be to make sure that it doesn't become too frequent. Sportsbooks will be less likely to limit your account if you do not cost them an arm and a leg in fees.\nMany sportsbook bettors like to withdraw their earnings after every time they win a bet. Some do this just because they like the thrill of getting the cash into their own account. However, others do this because they are worried about the temptation of keeping too much cash in their account. These individuals are worried that they might spend it if it is there.\nOur suggestion is for you to limit how much you have to deposit and withdraw from your sportsbook account. By no means do you have to aim for something wild like once a quarter, but you should make sure that you're also not doing it once a day. In short, the less frequently that you deposit and withdraw from your account, the less likely it is that you'll find your account limited or closed.\nMake Smart Use of Promotions and Bonuses\nAs we mentioned earlier, you'll want to make sure that you use the bonuses and promotions wisely. Specifically, you need to make sure that you use some of them, but also be sure not to abuse them. There is a fine line between none and too much when it comes to bonuses and promotions.\nOn the one hand, you'll want to make sure that you take advantage of some of the bonuses and promotions that are offered. First, these are often great ways to pad your account with some extra cash. We're assuming that you, like us, also like free money! Secondly, if you don't use any of the bonuses and promotions, your account might be flagged as a potential professional gambler. In many cases, professional gamblers come in with a game plan and use bonuses and promotions infrequently. Therefore, make sure that you at least utilize some of the promotional offers available to you.\nOn the flip side of the coin, you need to make sure that you don't abuse the bonuses and promotions. While these promotional offers are a great way to earn cash, you'll want to make sure that you're doing more than just betting on promotional offers. While sportsbooks are happy to offer these bonuses and promotions to attract new clients and retain current ones, they also still want to turn a profit. If you're only ever betting on promotional offers, the sportsbook is less likely to profit and therefore they are more likely to limit or close your betting account.\nUtilize Mug Bets\nIf you are working on some system such as arbitrage to help you win more often than not, you might want to consider placing mug bets from time to time. A mug bet is used to help your account look more like that of a recreational bettor. By placing mug bets, you're less likely to have your account flagged a potential problem account. As we've discussed before, sportsbooks are not a fan of arbers so you'll need to disguise yourself a bit if you are one yourself.\nWhen it comes to mug bets, you'll want to place bets just like the common bettor does. Consider placing wagers on in-play action, and don't always select the best odds. Also, be sure that your mug bets are not tied to any form of bonus offer. Essentially, just bet for the sake of betting. Meanwhile, you can continue to run your systems in an attempt to win more often than not.\nIf you're worried about having your account limited, one great tip is for you to try using a betting exchange. On a betting exchange site, you'll end up betting other fellow bettors without the use of an actual sportsbook. Thanks to the lack of an actual sportsbook, you don't have to worry about your account being limited.\nIf you're unfamiliar with betting exchanges, they are a great alternative to your traditional sportsbook. You'll be able to place your wagers with fellow sports betting enthusiasts. In exchange, you'll only pay a small commission to the betting exchange. If you've never tried, be sure to give it a spin and see what it's all about for yourself!\nOne of our favorite tips for helping you to limit the chances of your account being limited or closed is for you to keep track of your profit or loss from any particular sportsbook. Essentially, you should keep track every time that you make a wager and every time that you win a bet. This is super easy to do with some very basic math.\nKeeping track of your results is great for two reasons. First, it helps you manage your betting bankroll. By keeping a closer eye on your profitability, you can better gauge if you should dial things back or up. 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        "raw_content": "If you own your own house and you have drafts that you can feel or high energy bills or are unsure whether your walls are insulated or not, it might be worth it for you to get a home energy audit.\nA home energy audit is a process in which your house is assessed on its energy uses versus the overall efficiency of your house with energy conservation as the final goal. We've only been in our house a little over two years and now know enough about our energy uses (extreme waste because of baseboard heaters) that we decided to bring in some professional help to guide us in steps to make our house as efficient as possible. It's not free where I live, but it is heavily subsidized to encourage you to take part.\nI was directed by the City of Tacoma website to Sustainable Works, a non-profit contractor in the Pacific Northwest that specializes in energy audits and energy efficiency programs. They come out to your house for about 6 hours and it only costs $150. Normally, it would cost up to $1200 but because they are a non-profit, they receive grants to help offset the costs.\nThe first thing they do is set up a calibrated blower door test. This is a machine that tests the airtightness of a building. Basically, they can measure up all the gaps and cracks and uninsulated spaces letting cold air the house and let you know what would be the equivalent size of having an open space leaking out your heat all day long.\nUsually they use the front door but ours swings on a pivot so they had to use the door leading to the garage instead. Our results were incredibly surprising to us. Our house is insulated a little better than recommended! We were shocked. Why is our house so cold and hard to heat?\nIt turn out, something which we were already suspicious of, that our roof is the culprit. We live in a mid-century modern house with a flat-as-a-pancake roof and it has zero insulation! As the inspector was found of repeating to me over and over, wood is not a good insulator.\nAfter the blower test, they inspected areas for insulation levels with a very cool infrared heat detector that also worked for checking hot water temperatures. Then, they checked pipes and water heaters to see if they working efficiently and insulated as well. Normally, they would fix leaky ducts and add insulation in your crawl space or attic but since we have no crawl space or attic, they had it pretty easy. They did point out some rusty pipes and some light fixtures that could be upgraded. They left me with a big stack of CFL bulbs to replace any old incandescent still being used and a thick report about the findings on our house.\nThe main technician came back a couple of days later to measure if we could handle a ductless heat pump and is going to give me a bid next week on installing one.\nBut we have already decided, we don't need a new heating system: we need to fix the bigger problem of all the heat escaping.\nSo I have a roofing contractor coming next week to give me a bid on redoing and insulating the roof and also a solar contractor coming to give us a solar audit so we can see if solar panels would be a good way to provide electricity for our house! My fantasy is to re-do the roof and add solar panels on and then we wouldn't need to worry about running the baseboard heaters. And then, an electric car!\nOK, that is a little more into the future. In the meantime, if you are interested in an energy audit, head over to Sustainable Works and fill out their online form. They will call you asap to set up the audit.\nLabels: DIY, inside, Tacoma stories",
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        "raw_content": "On February 28, 2018 the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) judged in Case C-672/16, Imofloresmira \u2014 Investimentos Imobili\u00e1rios SA versus Autoridade Tribut\u00e1ria e Aduaneira (ECLI:EU:C:2018:134).\nThis request for, preliminary ruling concerns the interpretation of Articles 137, 167, 168, 184, 185 and 187 of Council Directive 2006/112/EC of 28 November 2006 on the common system of value added tax (OJ 2006 L 347, p. 1; \u2018the VAT Directive\u2019).\nThe request has been made in proceedings between Imofloresmira \u2014 Investimentos Imobili\u00e1rios SA (\u2018Imofloresmira\u2019) and the Autoridade Tribut\u00e1ria e Aduaneira (tax and customs authority, Portugal), concerning the adjustment of deductions of value added tax (VAT) made by Imofloresmira in the course of its activities of buying, selling, letting and managing immovable property.\n\u00b7 Imofloresmira is engaged in the purchase, sale, letting and management of residential, commercial and mixed properties which are owned by Imofloresmira or by third parties.\n\u00b7 After audits were carried out in 2015 and 2016, the tax and customs authority found that certain lots in two properties owned by Imofloresmira, and for which it had opted for taxation, were vacant for more than two years and that, even though the lots were unoccupied, Imofloresmira had not made any adjustment to the tax deducted pursuant to Article 26(1) of the CIVA and Article 10(1)(b) of the arrangement for waiving the exemption.\n\u00b7 On that basis, the tax and customs authority stated that the company should make the adjustment of the tax deducted, annually or definitively as the case may be, for the unoccupied lots of the properties which it owns and informed Imofloresmira that, since that adjustment had not been made, corrections to the tax owed had to be applied for a total sum of EUR 1 375 954.71 for the years 2011, 2012 and 2013. It is also apparent from the file submitted to the Court that the corrections for 2013 had an impact on the tax deducted in 2014.\n\u00b7 Disagreeing with the decision of the tax and customs authority to make those corrections, Imofloresmira brought an action before the Tribunal Arbitral Tribut\u00e1rio (Centro de Arbitragem Administrativa \u2014 CAAD) (Tax Arbitration Tribunal (Centre for Administrative Arbitration), Portugal) for annulment of the additional VAT assessment.\n\u00b7 The referring court states that Imofloresmira ensured a continuous commercial promotion of available spaces for rent within those properties.\n\u00b7 In that respect, the referring court states, in particular, that, between 2011 and 2013, it concluded agreements with estate agencies for that purpose and, on the advice of those agencies, undertook various marketing operations and marketing assistance, including in particular the creation of a brochure, a mailing list and a website, the creation and distribution of press releases to a wide audience and the display of advertising panels on the properties concerned. It goes on to state that Imofloresmira also amended its offer, first, by making available spaces to rent at more competitive prices and, secondly, by making it possible to negotiate cooling-off periods while tenants are moving in.\n\u00b7 According to the referring court, the cost of the trade promotion services for the properties owned by Imofloresmira are reflected in the balance sheets for the years 2011-2013.\n\u00b7 Imofloresmira submits to the referring court that the corrections referred to in paragraph 21 above are unlawful on the ground that the interpretation of the national legislation applicable to the main proceedings, as adopted by the tax and customs authority, infringes EU law, in particular the VAT Directive, and Article 26(1) of the CIVA and Article 10(1) of the arrangement for waiving the exemption.\n\u00b7 Since it has doubts as to the compatibility with EU law of the national legislation applicable to the main proceedings, in particular Article 26(1) of the CIVA and Article 10(1) of the arrangement for waiving the exemption, as interpreted by the tax and customs authority, the referring court considers that an interpretation of Articles 137, 167, 168, 184, 185 and 187 of the VAT Directive is necessary.\n\u00b7 In those circumstances, the Tribunal Arbitral Tribut\u00e1rio (Centro de Arbitragem Administrativa \u2014 CAAD) (Tax Arbitration Tribunal (Centre for Administrative Arbitration)) decided to stay the proceedings and to refer the following questions to the Court for a preliminary ruling:\n\u2018(1) Where a property, despite being unoccupied for two or more years, is being marketed, that is to say, it is available on the market to be let or for the provision of \u201coffice centre\u201d services, and it is established that the owner intends to let the property subject to VAT and has made the necessary efforts to give effect to that intention, is the classification of that property as \u201cimmovable property [which] is not used for the purposes of the undertaking\u201d and/or \u201cimmovable property [which] is not used in taxed transactions\u201d \u2014 for the purposes of Article 26(1) of the [CIVA] and Article 10(1)(b) of the arrangement for waiving the VAT exemption in transactions relating to immovable property, introduced by Decree-Law No 21 of 29 January 2007, in their earlier versions \u2014 and therefore the fact that it is considered that the deduction initially made must be adjusted, since it is above the amount to which the taxable person was entitled, compatible with Articles 167, 168, 184, 185 and 187 of the [VAT Directive]?\n(2) If the answer is in the affirmative, can that adjustment, having regard to the correct interpretation of Articles 137, 167, 168, 184, 185 and 187 of the [VAT Directive], be imposed only once for the entirety of the period yet to expire \u2014 as laid down in the Portuguese legislation, that is to say, in Article 10(1)(b) and (c) of the arrangement for waiving the VAT exemption in transactions relating to immovable property, introduced by Decree-Law No 21 of 29 January 2007, in its earlier version \u2014 where the property has been unoccupied for more than two years, but is still marketed to be let (with the possibility of waiver) and/or for the provision of services (taxable), with the aim of using the property in subsequent years for taxed activities which confer the right to deduct?\n(3) Is Article 2(2)(c) of the arrangement for waiving the VAT exemption in transactions relating to immovable property introduced by Decree-Law No 21 of 29 January 2007, in conjunction with Article 10(1)(b) of that arrangement, compatible with Articles 137, 167, 168 and 184 of the [VAT Directive], by making it impossible for a taxable person for VAT to waive the VAT exemption when entering into new leases after a single adjustment to VAT has been made and by undermining the subsequent deduction arrangement during the adjustment period?\u2019\nArticles 167, 168, 184, 185 and 187 of Council Directive 2006/112/EC of 28 November 2006 on the common system of value added tax must be interpreted to the effect that they preclude national legislation which provides for the adjustment of the value added tax initially deducted on the ground that a property, for which the right to opt for taxation was exercised, is regarded as no longer being used by the taxable person for the purposes of its own taxed transactions, where that property has remained unoccupied for more than two years, even though it is established that the taxable person has sought to rent it during that period.\n\u00b7 By its first question, the referring court asks, in essence, whether Articles 167, 168, 184, 185 and 187 of the VAT Directive must be interpreted to the effect that they preclude national legislation which provides for the adjustment of the VAT initially deducted on the ground that a property, for which the right to opt for taxation was exercised, is regarded as no longer being used by the taxable person for the purposes of its own taxed transactions, where that property has remained unoccupied for more than two years, even where it is established that the taxable person has sought to rent it during that period.\n\u00b7 As a preliminary point, it should be borne in mind that, according to the structure of the system introduced by the VAT Directive, input taxes on goods or services used by a taxable person for its taxed transactions may be deducted. The deduction of input taxes is linked to the collection of output taxes. Where goods or services acquired by a taxable person are used for the purposes of transactions that are exempt or do not fall within the scope of VAT, no output tax can be collected or input tax deducted (see, to that effect, judgment of 30 March 2006, Uudenkaupungin kaupunki, C\u2011184/04, EU:C:2006:214, paragraph 24).\n\u00b7 The taxation of leasing and letting transactions is a power which the EU legislature has conferred on the Member States in derogation from the general rule established in Article 135(1)(l) of the VAT Directive according to which leasing and letting transactions are exempt from VAT. The right to deduct attached to that taxation does not therefore operate automatically, but only if the Member States have made use of the power under Article 137(1)(d) of the VAT Directive and subject to the taxable persons exercising the right of option allowed to them (judgment of 12 January 2006, Turn- und Sportunion Waldburg, C\u2011246/04, EU:C:2006:22, paragraph 26 and the case-law cited).\n\u00b7 It is common ground that the Portuguese Republic made use of that power. In addition, it is clear from the order for reference that, when the leases relating to the properties at issue in the main proceedings were concluded, before the period of non-occupancy at issue, Imofloresmira opted for the taxation of the letting of those properties.\n\u00b7 Furthermore, it is clear from the wording of Article 168 of the VAT Directive that, for an interested party to be entitled to the right to deduct, first, it must be a \u2018taxable person\u2019 within the meaning of that directive and, secondly, the goods and services in question must be used for the purposes of its taxed transactions (judgment of 15 December 2005, Centralan Property, C\u201163/04, EU:C:2005:773, paragraph 52).\n\u00b7 In the present case, it is not disputed that Imofloresmira is a taxable person. On the other hand, the tax and customs authority required it to make adjustments to VAT deductions on the ground that the properties at issue had been unoccupied for over two years and were therefore regarded as no longer being used for the purposes of its own taxed transactions, even though it has been established that, during that period, that company always had the intention of letting those properties subject to a liability for VAT and undertook the necessary steps to that end.\n\u00b7 Under Article 167 of the VAT Directive, a right of deduction arises at the time the deductible tax becomes chargeable. Consequently, only the capacity in which a person is acting at that time can determine the existence of the right to deduct (see, to that effect, judgments of 11 July 1991, Lennartz, C\u201197/90, EU:C:1991:315, paragraph 8, and of 30 March 2006, Uudenkaupungin kaupunki, C\u2011184/04, EU:C:2006:214, paragraph 38).\n\u00b7 It follows that, once the tax authority has accepted, on the basis of information provided by a business, that it should be accorded the status of a taxable person, that status cannot, in principle, subsequently be withdrawn retroactively on account of the fact that certain events have or have not occurred (see, to that effect, judgment of 29 February 1996, INZO, C\u2011110/94, EU:C:1996:67, paragraph 21), save in cases of fraud or abuse.\n\u00b7 It should be remembered that, according to settled case-law, the right to deduct provided for in Article 167 to 172 of the VAT Directive is an integral part of the VAT scheme and, in principle, may not be limited. It is exercisable immediately in respect of all the taxes charged on transactions relating to inputs (judgment of 15 December 2005, Centralan Property, C\u201163/04, EU:C:2005:773, paragraph 50 and the case-law cited).\n\u00b7 The deduction arrangement is intended to relieve the trader entirely of the burden of the VAT payable or paid in the course of all his economic activities. The common system of VAT therefore ensures complete neutrality of taxation of all economic activities, whatever their purpose or results, provided that they are themselves subject to VAT (judgment of 15 December 2005, Centralan Property, C\u201163/04, EU:C:2005:773, paragraph 51 and the case-law cited).\n\u00b7 It is important to recall also that it is the acquisition of goods or services by a taxable person acting as such that gives rise to the application of the VAT system and therefore of the deduction mechanism. The use to which the goods or services are put, or intended to be put, merely determines the extent of the initial deduction to which the taxable person is entitled under Article 168 of the VAT Directive and the extent of any adjustments in the course of the following periods (see, to that effect, judgment of 11 July 1991, Lennartz, C\u201197/90, EU:C:1991:315, paragraph 15).\n\u00b7 It follows therefore that the entitlement to a reduction is retained in principle, even if subsequently, by reason of circumstances beyond its control, the taxable person does not make use of those goods and services which gave rise to a deduction in the context of taxed transactions (see, to that effect, judgments of 29 February 1996, INZO, C\u2011110/94, EU:C:1996:67, paragraph 20, and of 15 January 1998, Ghent Coal Terminal, C\u201137/95, EU:C:1998:1, paragraphs 19 and 20).\n\u00b7 In the present case, according to the interpretation adopted by the tax and customs authority, the fact that a property is unoccupied for a certain period interrupts the use of the property for the purposes of the business, requiring the taxable person to adjust the tax deducted, even if it is demonstrated that it still intends to continue to pursue a taxed activity.\n\u00b7 It follows from the case-law cited in paragraphs 39 and 40 above that a taxable person retains the right of deduction where that right has arisen, even if that taxable person could not, for reasons beyond its control, use the goods or services giving rise to the deduction in the context of taxed transactions.\n\u00b7 Any other interpretation of the VAT Directive would be contrary to the principle that VAT should be neutral as regards the tax burden on a business. It would be liable to create, as regards the tax treatment of the same investment activities, unjustified differences between businesses already carrying out taxable transactions and other businesses seeking by investment to commence activities which will in future be a source of taxable transactions. Likewise, arbitrary differences would be established between the latter businesses, in that final acceptance of the deductions would depend on whether or not the investment resulted in taxed transactions (judgment of 29 February 1996, INZO, C\u2011110/94, EU:C:1996:67, paragraph 22).\n\u00b7 Therefore, the principle of fiscal neutrality precludes national legislation which, by making the final acceptance of the VAT deductions dependent on the results of the taxable person\u2019s economic activity, creates, as regards the tax treatment of identical investment activities, unjustified differences between undertakings with the same profile and carrying on the same activity.\n\u00b7 That conclusion cannot be called into question by the argument of the Portuguese Government that, due to the termination of the leases concluded previously, \u2018some change occurs in the factors used to determine the amount to be deducted\u2019, within the meaning of Article 185(1) of the VAT Directive, so that it would be necessary to carry out a proportional adjustment of the tax deducted.\n\u00b7 In the first place, although it is true that the need to adjust the tax deducted may also exist as a result of circumstances outside the taxable persons\u2019 control (see, to that effect, judgment of 29 April 2004, Gemeente Leusden and Holin Groep, C\u2011487/01 and C\u20117/02, EU:C:2004:263, paragraph 55), the fact remains that that provision cannot interfere with the fundamental principles underpinning the system introduced by the VAT Directive, and in particular the principle of fiscal neutrality.\n\u00b7 Contrary to what the Portuguese Government maintains, to take the view that it is sufficient, in order to establish the existence of \u2018change\u2019 for the purposes of Article 185 of the VAT Directive, for a property to remain empty after the termination of the lease to which it was subject, due to circumstances outside the owner\u2019s control, even where it has been established that the owner still intends to use it for a taxed activity and undertakes the necessary steps to that end, would be tantamount to restricting the right of deduction through the provisions applicable to adjustments.\n\u00b7 Secondly, even if Article 137(2) of the VAT Directive leaves Member States a wide discretionary power to determine the rules governing the exercise of the right of option and even to withdraw it (see, to that effect, judgment of 12 January 2006, Turn- und Sportunion Waldburg, C\u2011246/04, EU:C:2006:22, paragraphs 27 to 30), the Member States could not use that power to infringe Articles 167 and 168 of that directive by revoking a right of deduction which has already been acquired.\n\u00b7 A limitation of VAT deductions connected with taxed operations, after the right of option has been exercised, would not concern the \u2018scope\u2019 of the right of option which Member States may restrict by virtue of Article 137(2) of the TVA Directive, but the consequences of exercising that right (see, to that effect, judgment of 30 March 2006, Uudenkaupungin kaupunki, C\u2011184/04, EU:C:2006:214, paragraph 46).\n\u00b7 Finally, it is important to state that a taxable person acquires that status definitively only if he made the declaration of intention to begin the envisaged economic activities in good faith. In cases of fraud or abuse, in which, for example, the person concerned, on the pretext of intending to pursue a particular economic activity, in fact sought to acquire as his private assets goods in respect of which a deduction could be made, the tax authority may claim, with retroactive effect, repayment of the sums deducted on the ground that those deductions were made on the basis of false declarations (judgment of 21 March 2000, Gabalfrisa and Others, C\u2011110/98 to C\u2011147/98, EU:C:2000:145, paragraph 46).\n\u00b7 It that regard, it should be noted that preventing possible tax evasion, avoidance and abuse is an objective recognised and encouraged by the VAT Directive, as is recalled in Article 131 (judgment of 29 April 2004, Gemeente Leusden and Holin Groep, C\u2011487/01 and C\u20117/02, EU:C:2004:263, paragraph 76).\n\u00b7 Consequently, if the tax authorities were to conclude that the right to deduct has been exercised fraudulently or abusively, which is a matter for the referring court to ascertain, they would be entitled to demand, with retrospective effect, repayment of the amounts deducted (judgment of 3 March 2005, Fini H, C\u201132/03, EU:C:2005:128, paragraph 33 and the case-law cited).\n\u00b7 In the light of the foregoing, the answer to the first question is that Articles 167, 168, 184, 185 and 187 of the VAT Directive must be interpreted to the effect that they preclude national legislation which provides for the adjustment of the VAT initially deducted on the ground that a property, for which the right to opt for taxation was exercised, is regarded as no longer being used by the taxable person for the purposes of its own taxed transactions, where that property has remained unoccupied for more than two years, even though it is established that the taxable person has sought to rent it during that period.\nConcerning the second and third questions\n\u00b7 In view of the answer given to the first question, there is no need to answer the second 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        "raw_content": "Business advice from is4profit | How to Undertake a Risk Assessment for New Premises |\nHow to Undertake a Risk Assessment for New Premises\nWe look at the key areas to inspect to ensure your new business location is safe for you and your employees\nCathie Sellars\tOctober 2, 2013\nUndertaking a detailed risk assessment is an absolutely vital consideration when taking on new premises. Failure to do so could result in you buying or leasing a property which does not adhere to legal requirements, with the potential to create safety issues and legal repercussions. This guide will give you an insight into how you can conduct a risk assessment of your prospective property.\nEquipment, devices and systems\nThe Workplace (Health, Safety & Welfare) Regulations 1992 and Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 state that equipment, devices and systems are subject to a suitable maintenance programme. It is important that you obtain in-date inspection certificates or maintenance reports for electrical, gas, lifts and fire safety systems.\nInspect the electrics\nElectrical inspection is particularly important as a mismanaged system has the potential to be fatal. 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Details of examinations should be reported by a suitable inspector, including any defects found which could endanger safety.\nGet a gas certificate\nAll landlords are legally required to have all gas appliances checked every 12 months and to hold a CP12 gas safety certificate. If your prospective premises do not have a certificate, ensure that you have it inspected by a reputable firm.\nThe Workplace (Health, Safety & Welfare) Regulations 1992 state that no method of cooling or heating, which results in the escape of fumes or gases likely to cause injury, should be used. Temperature in work environments should also be at least 16 degrees centigrade at all times.\nFire safety in your new location\nThe Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 covers general fire safety and states that employers and building owners must carry out a fire safety risk assessment and keep it up-to-date. Make an assessment of the property\u2019s fire risks and decide if this will be heightened or reduced by your line of business. For example, work that requires the storage, use or production of chemicals or vapours that can burn or explode is high risk.\nEscape routes should be designed to ensure that anyone confronted with fire in the building should be able to escape to safety. You need to consider how many people use the premises, relative escape time, the age and condition of the premises; the complexity of escape routes and assisted escape plans for those with disabilities.\nFire alarms also need to be in full working condition; The Fire Precautions Act 1971 requires that all Fire Certificated premises conduct a weekly audibility fire alarm test with appropriate records kept.\nComplete a asbestos survey of the business premises\nThe Control of Asbestos Regulations 2012 requires that a risk assessment for asbestos presence is conducted where applicable. If asbestos is known to be present on-site, request access to the Asbestos Management Survey; it is the duty of the building owner or employer to provide one.\nOther workplace safety considerations\nThe Occupiers Liability Act 1957 and 1984 states that the landlord has a duty of care to repair damages and keep property safely maintained. A detailed inspection of the property should ensure that stairs, floors and ceilings are in good condition and will not compromise the safety of staff. Windows should be in good condition and not cracked or smashed.\nThe Workplace (Health, Safety & Welfare) Regulations 1992 require that adequate ventilation is provided; check that windows and doors allow adequate ventilation or that a specialised system is fully operational. 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        "raw_content": "Extremists or Deviants?\nYet again, there has been a terrorist attack, and the perpetrators are from a Muslim background. In this case Al Shabab have stopped a bus, and executed 28 passengers who were non-Muslim, click here to read the story.\nAnother terrorist attack that shocks every decent minded reader, the first question that pops into most people\u2019s minds is \u201cwhy?\u201d and \u201cHow could they think that was a good idea?\u201d. What is just as confusing to Muslims is, how could they do this when these acts seem completely incompatible with the teachings of the religion. The issue is made worse by media reports of \u201cMuslim extremists\u201d , suggesting that these groups are the pure, refined forms of Islam in action. The paradox is resolved when a clear minded , educated Muslim will realise that these acts are actually completely incompatible with Islam, however not everyone is clear minded and educated, too often Muslims will either try and rationalise the evil, blame the media or subscribe to a conspiracy theory. It seems the possibility these groups, who happen to claim to follow Islam, are just wrong and evil doesn\u2019t cross some Muslim peoples mind\u2019s.\nIt seems those on the bus have done absolutely nothing wrong, they just happen to be non-Muslim and on that bus, how Al Shabaab decide that killing them is just is beyond rational thought, here are some verses of the Quran that highlight the evil of their ways:\n6|151|Say, \u201cCome, let me tell you what your Lord has forbidden you: that you associate nothing with Him; that you honor your parents; that you do not kill your children because of poverty\u2014We provide for you and for them; that you do not come near indecencies, whether outward or inward; and that you do not kill the soul which God has sanctified\u2014except in the course of justice. All this He has enjoined upon you, so that you may understand.\u201d\n5|32|Because of that We ordained for the Children of Israel: that whoever kills a person\u2014unless it is for murder or corruption on earth\u2014it is as if he killed the whole of mankind; and whoever saves it, it is as if he saved the whole of mankind. Our messengers came to them with clarifications, but even after that, many of them continue to commit excesses in the land.\nIt is clear, that these people are not \u201cextreme\u201d muslims, but rather deviated ones, they may claim Islam, but they certainly do not follow its teachings. It is pointless referring to their religion, just as it would be pointless to refer to them as male, with dark hair or size 9 shoes, whilst they maybe factually correct, they are nothing to do with their choice of actions. So to conclude, these groups are not Extremists, Islamists or Jihadists, but simply terrorists, and they will always be just that regardless of any claim to faith.\n5|65|Had the People of the Scriputure believed and been righteous, We would have remitted their sins, and admitted them into the Gardens of Bliss.",
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        "raw_content": "A father who has been taking care of his three sons for the last five years, without any assistance from their mother, said it has been difficult and stressful.\nHe explained that he loves his children but would really like their mother to offer some financial support for them.\nHe said works at a factory. His salary is just a few thousand dollars more than minimum wage. He does gardening on weekends to get additional money to support his children.\n\"I took my children from their mother when I was forced to move out of the home because she refused to take care of them, be a real mother to them,\" he said.\n\"When she left work in the evenings, she would go out, drink at bars and clubs with her friends, and come home after midnight. I decided I was not going to put up with her way of life, and I moved out. After I left she continued her bad habit, and would leave the children with neighbours.\nhappy and comfortable\n\"I was really upset that she continued to ignore the children, so I went there one day and took them to live with me. The children were happy, and since then I have been doing the very best to make them happy and comfortable.\n\"I ensure they are adequately fed, and that they attend school and church regularly. I truly love my sons who are ages 12, nine and seven, and they are doing very well in school. I know they love me, and they are very polite and kind boys. They do not quarrel and fight with one another, and I encourage them to do the right things at all times.\n\"My real problem is that I have the children for the last five years, and their mother has never given me any money for them or even asked for them to visit her. I have it very hard, financially, to look after the boys.\n\"It is really not fair to me to be standing all the expenses to look after them when their mother is working and spending her money on herself. I called her last month and told her it was time she considered giving me some money, either on a weekly or monthly basis, to help with the children.\n\"She was very upset and cursed me. My mother is suggesting that I take her to court for maintenance. I know of men being taken to court for maintenance, but I have never heard of mothers being dragged before the court for maintenance,\" he said.\nThe Maintenance Act makes provision for fathers and mothers to be taken to court for child support. There are cases in which mothers have been ordered by the court to give financial support to their children. It is now open to you to go to the court and get a summons for the children's mother to appear in court in respect to child support.\nSection 8 of the Maintenance Act states, in part, \"every parent has an obligation,to the extent that the parent is capable of doing so,\" to maintain their children who are minors.\nI need daddy to take me back\nDad suspected of murder found dead\nTeen wants to know dad",
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        "raw_content": "Couchbase news (and my preso)\nMy new employer is doing well:\nMOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. \u2013 August 10, 2011 \u2013 Couchbase, the leading NoSQL database company, today announced it has secured \\$14 million in a Series C round of financing led by venture capital firm Ignition Partners with participation from the company\u2019s existing investors Accel Partners, Mayfield Fund, and North Bridge Venture Partners. The company has also reserved an additional \\$1 million for investment from strategic customers and partners. The new funding will be used to further invest in NoSQL product development, support the adoption and growth of Couchbase in enterprise organizations, and support international expansion.\nOn the heels of its inaugural CouchConf developer conference, held July 29 in San Francisco with more than 300 attendees from around the world, Couchbase announced a Series C round of financing, bringing the company\u2019s total funding to \\$30 million.\nCouchConf was a great time. I really enjoyed meeting developers, and learning more about Couchbase from the other presentations. The slides from my own talk on Couchbase Mobile for iOS are now online (minus the gratuitous Keynote transitions) if you\u2019d like to take a look.\nme work couchbase Published on August 10, 2011 Jens Alfke",
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        "raw_content": "And it came to pass a long time after that the LORD had given rest unto Israel from all their enemies round about, that Joshua waxed old and stricken in age. And Joshua called for all Israel, and for their elders, and for their heads, and for their judges, and for their officers, and said u... [More]\n[1] And Rehoboam went to Shechem for to Shechem were all Israel come to make him king.\n[2] And it came to pass, when Jeroboam the son of Nebat, who was in Egypt, whither he had fled from the presence of Solomon the king, heard it, that Jeroboam returned out of Egypt.\n[3] And they sent and called him. So Jeroboam and all Israel came and spake to Rehoboam, saying,\n[4] Thy father made our yoke grievous now therefore ease thou somewhat the grievous servitude of thy father, and his heavy yoke that he put upon us, and we will serve thee.\n[5] And he said unto them, Come again unto me after three days. And the people departed.\n[6] And king Rehoboam took counsel with the old men that had stood before Solomon his father while he yet lived, saying, What counsel give ye me to return answer to this people?\n[7] And they spake unto him, saying, If thou be kind to this people, and please them, and speak good words to them, they will be thy servants for ever.\n[8] But he forsook the counsel which the old men gave him, and took counsel with the young men that were brought up with him, that stood before him.\n[9] And he said unto them, What advice give ye that we may return answer to this people, which have spoken to me, saying, Ease somewhat the yoke that thy father did put upon us?\n[10] And the young men that were brought up with him spake unto him, saying, Thus shalt thou answer the people that spake unto thee, saying, Thy father made our yoke heavy, but make thou it somewhat lighter for us; thus shalt thou say unto them, My little finger shall be thicker than my father's loins.\n[11] For whereas my father put a heavy yoke upon you, I will put more to your yoke my father chastised you with whips, but I will chastise you with scorpions.\n[12] So Jeroboam and all the people came to Rehoboam on the third day, as the king bade, saying, Come again to me on the third day.\n[13] And the king answered them roughly; and king Rehoboam forsook the counsel of the old men,\n[14] And answered them after the advice of the young men, saying, My father made your yoke heavy, but I will add thereto my father chastised you with whips, but I will chastise you with scorpions.\n[15] So the king hearkened not unto the people for the cause was of God, that the LORD might perform his word, which he spake by the hand of Ahijah the Shilonite to Jeroboam the son of Nebat.\n[16] And when all Israel saw that the king would not hearken unto them, the people answered the king, saying, What portion have we in David? and we have none inheritance in the son of Jesse every man to your tents, O Israel and now, David, see to thine own house. So all Israel went to their tents.\n[17] But as for the children of Israel that dwelt in the cities of Judah, Rehoboam reigned over them.\n[18] Then king Rehoboam sent Hadoram that was over the tribute; and the children of Israel stoned him with stones, that he died. But king Rehoboam made speed to get him up to his chariot, to flee to Jerusalem.\n[19] And Israel rebelled against the house of David unto this day.",
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        "raw_content": "Kitchen Remodeling Contractor- How to Get the Best One? Whatever home renovations you are planning, it is very important to hire a good contractor to help you. The project will be easier and quicker with the help of these professionals. But hiring the wrong person can break your renovation. For this reason, you have to carefully pick a contractor and get all the information you can. Do not go far when making a research, find out who are the good contractors in your place. You can get references from your friends and family, but don\u2019t rely too much on it. You can also check websites online. Another good suggestions is from local building supply stores. But, be sure to ask about contractors who are specializing in kitchen renovation. The Better Business Bureau can also give you the right information. When you already have a list of good contractors, then start to contact them and set up a meeting. Paying attention to this helps you pick the right kitchen renovation contractor. Most consultation services are for free and contractors will provide you the needed information. During your meeting, find out if the contractor has the willingness to help you with your renovation. The last thing you would want to happen is having problems in the middle of the renovation because of the wrong contractor you contact.\n6 Facts About Renovations Everyone Thinks Are True\nIt is good to check out written references, but you have to make sure that they are reliable. Ask the one who has written the review if they have used the services of the contractor and if he was satisfied with the job. Take note that no one can write a reliable review without using the services of the contractor. The people who have enjoyed their kitchen now would sure help you find the right contractor. But, it is good to check their kitchen in order to see if you like the project. There are other factors you need to consider when finding the right contractor. Of course, you have to determine if they have the license and right qualifications.\nAfter, ask for quotations from the different contractors you are considering. You have to take note that the cheapest contractor is not always the best for you. Not even the most expensive contractors. You have to consider various contractors and determine their prices. There are sure reasons why they are giving it so high and so low. In order to get the best deal, you have to make a negotiation. It is also essential for you to consider the contractor\u2019s personality. Since they will work inside your own house, hire the one you trust the most.\nPrevious Previous post: The Essentials of Options \u2013 The Basics\nNext Next post: What Research About Marketing Can Teach You",
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        "raw_content": "First published in 1993, The Virgin Suicides announced the arrival of a major new American novelist. In a quiet suburb of Detroit, the five Lisbon sisters \u2014 beautiful, eccentric, and obsessively watched by the neighborhood boys\u2013commit suicide one by one over the course of a single year. As the boys observe them from afar, transfixed, they piece together the mystery of the family\u2019s fatal melancholy, in this hypnotic and unforgettable novel of adolescent love, disquiet, and death. Jeffrey Eugenides evokes the emotions of youth with haunting sensitivity and dark humor and creates a coming-of-age story unlike any of our time. Adapted into a critically acclaimed film by Sofia Coppola, The Virgin Suicides is a modern classic, a lyrical and timeless tale of sex and suicide that transforms and mythologizes suburban middle-American life.\nI finally found the time to reread this amazing book! 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They\u2019re still trying to understand why the girls reached out to the boys and what they thought, and yet the reader knows that those boys will never find that out.\nThis book is brilliant. I recommend it to everyone.\nLeave a Comment \u00b7 Labels: 10/10, Adult Fiction, Book Reviews Tagged: adult fiction, book reviews, jeffrey eugenides, the virgin suicides\nCeony Twill arrives at the cottage of Magician Emery Thane with a broken heart. Having graduated at the top of her class from the Tagis Praff School for the Magically Inclined, Ceony is assigned an apprenticeship in paper magic despite her dreams of bespelling metal. And once she\u2019s bonded to paper, that will be her only magic\u2026 forever.\nYet the spells Ceony learns under the strange yet kind Thane turn out to be more marvelous than she could have ever imagined \u2014 animating paper creatures, bringing stories to life via ghostly images, even reading fortunes. 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        "raw_content": "Home \u00bb Business Services \u00bb Development & Construction \u00bb Requests for Proposals\nWant to work with the City of Kenmore? Below is a list of current projects for which the City of Kenmore is seeking bids, Request for Proposals, or Request for Qualifications. Each project notice contains instructions on how interested parties can obtain detailed information for the project.\nFor public works related projects, visit the MRSC Roster. Contractors interested in bidding on public works projects should apply to be placed on the Small Public Works Roster. The City publishes request for proposals and/or qualifications in the Seattle Times and/or Seattle Daily Journal of Commerce. Bids are also made available on this page. Please check back for updates.\nREQUEST FOR PROPOSALS\u200b - CITY WEBSITE\nDue: February 21, 2019 at 5:00 PM Pacific Standard Time\nThe City of Kenmore, WA is requesting proposals for the purpose of providing design, development, migration, and support services for the City's website, www.kenmorewa.gov.\nCITY OF KENMORE CALL FOR BIDS\nPROJECT NAME: West Sammamish River Bridge Replacement Project\nBID NUMBER: 19-C1977\nBIDS DUE: MARCH 7, 2019 AT 2:00:00 PM EXACTLY\nNotice is hereby given that sealed bid proposals will be received by Kenmore City Clerk at the Kenmore City Hall, 18120 68th Avenue NE, Kenmore, Washington, 98028. Bids are due no later than 2:00:00 PM EXACTLY, Pacific local time, according to the clock at the City\u2019s Front Reception Desk, March 7, 2019.\nFull Request for Bids",
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In 45 career games, he recorded 17 sacks among his 40 tackles for loss. He also caused five fumbles and four interceptions to go along with 36 quarterback hurries. Rucker was a second-round pick (38th overall) of the Carolina Panthers in the 1999 NFL Draft. He spent nine seasons as a disruptive defensive force with the Panthers, recording 421 tackles, including 55.5 sacks and forcing 16 fumbles. He also recovered seven fumbles and grabbed one interception in his 139 career NFL games. In 2003, Rucker earned a bid to the Pro Bowl while leading the Panthers to an NFC Championship and a trip to the Super Bowl. He was named the NFL Alumni Defensive Lineman of the Year that season after recording a career-high 12 sacks. Rucker came to Nebraska after an All-America career at Benton High School in St. Joseph, Mo. Rucker earned his bachelor\u2019s degree as a sociology major from Nebraska in December of 1998. 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He and his wife, Lindsay, have four sons.\n2018 Nebraska Football Hall of Famers from the State College Ranks\nCasey Beran (Chadron State, 1996-97-98-99) \u2013 Casey Beran left his mark as one of the greatest players in Chadron State history when he completed his career as a consensus NCAA Division II All-American and a first-team CoSIDA Academic All-American for the Eagles in 1999. The first football player in Chadron State history to earn All-America honors both on and off the field, Beran was one of only three Eagles in history to be named the Omaha World-Herald\u2019s Nebraska State College Athlete of the Year. He won that award in 2000 following his All-America season as a senior in 1999. A native of Sargent, Neb., Beran was a first-team All-American by the Football Gazette and USA Football in 1999, and a second-team choice by Daktronics and the Associated Press that same season. 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His wife, Molly, is an obstetrician.\nDanny Woodhead (Chadron State, 2004-05-06-07) \u2013 Danny Woodhead is being honored with his formal induction into the Nebraska Football Hall of Fame in 2018, after earning his automatic place into the Hall in 2008 as a two-time Harlon Hill Trophy winner (2006, 2007). The two-time NCAA Division II Player of the Year, Woodhead ended his career as the NCAA all-time, all-division rushing leader with 7,962 yards on 1,135 carries for an average of 7.0 yards per carry. He added 101 rushing touchdowns. He averaged 181 rushing yards per game in his 44-game career, including 19 games with 200 or more yards. He also scored at least one touchdown in 37 consecutive games \u2013 an NCAA all-division record. He added 1,417 career receiving yards on 119 receptions with eight more scores to finish with 9,480 career all-purpose yards. He finished with 654 career points, an average of 14.9 points per game. The first recipient of a full athletic scholarship in Chadron State history in 2004, Woodhead rushed for 1,840 yards as a true freshman, before adding 1,769 yards on the ground as a sophomore. He also had 367 yards receiving in his second season. As a junior, Woodhead rushed for 2,756 yards, which was an NCAA all-division record. He finished with 3,159 all-purpose yards in 2006. He added 1,597 rushing yards and a career-best 484 receiving yards a senior. At North Platte High School, Woodhead finished as the all-time leading rusher in Class A history with 4,891 yards from 2000 to 2003. Although undrafted out of college, Woodhead signed a free-agent contract with the New York Jets in 2008, but did not play in the 2008 season because of injury. He rejoined the Jets in 2009 and opened his nine-year NFL career with 10 games in 2009. He caught a touchdown pass in Super Bowl XLVI as a member of the New England Patriots to cap the 2011 season. 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        "raw_content": "Artist to Watch: Babes\nQuirky, irreverent, and aggressively sexual, the ethos of the band, Babes, seems to be making statements that are completely disconnected from the music itself. But that's what makes it work. They make sad indie pop music with a bedroom vibe. While the songs themselves are sometimes dreary and serious, the players themselves are no such thing. This understanding and self-awareness of what it means to be a band in the post-internet age makes what is already delightfully crafted throwback pop even more fun to listen to. Knowing they regularly traipse around in various states of undress while frontwoman Sarah Rayne sings delicate, personal tales in her self-described, \"horny\" sad songs, makes me laugh, smirk, and ultimately, keep listening. The band's debut EP, \"Isn't It Love,\" sounds like a La Sera album drowning in a tub of its own tears while M. Ward stands over it crooning sympathetically. The album is due out May 27th on Harvest Records. Stream the full EP here and see them live at their EP release show May 28 at The Satellite. - Jacqueline Caruso",
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        "raw_content": "Sporting News Grill to Host Grand Opening Party\nLa Mirada~The city\u2019s newest restaurant & sports bar, the Sporting News Grill, is now open and will be hosting a grand opening party Wednesday, July 15th from 5:00-7:00 p.m. with drinks, prizes and giveaways.\nIt is located at the Holiday Inn Hotel, 14299 Firestone Boulevard at the 5 freeway.\nThe La Mirada Chamber of Commerce will be hosting a ribbon cutting preceding the grand opening at 4:30 p.m.\nAs part of the event, Sporting news Grill will donate 25 % of all proceeds to \u201cFrom Maddi\u2019s Closet,\u201d a non-profit organization based in La Mirada that works to build public awareness of childhood cancer throughout our community bringing love, hope and joy to children battling the disease.\nThe La Mirada unit will be the first in California and the largest for the Holiday Inn chain of restaurants now operating all over the country.\nThe restaurant will feature a full-service sports bar and will offer over 20 flat screen TV's, one 80\" flat LED TV and 24 beer lines.\nThe former home of Lew\u2019s and more recently the Red Robin, the interior has been gutted and revamped. It is roomy and spacious featuring stonework and polished wood.\nThe menu includes appetizers, classic & specialty burgers, a wide variety of fresh salads, pizza, gourmet steaks and more.\nFor more information visit snglamirada.com.",
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        "raw_content": "Want To Own A Home With A Solid Wi-Fi Signal? Prioritize These Features When Buying\nWith so many devices connected to the Internet, some people are within arm's reach of an Internet connection throughout the entire day\u2014a smartphone in your pocket, an e-reader next to your bed, and a desktop computer to use for gaming, browsing, working, and everything else while you are at home. If you, your spouse, and your kids are all connected in the same way, you may have a household that relies heavily on a solid Internet connection to handle required and recreational activities at home. When you go house shopping, you need to look for properties that will provide you with a superb Wi-Fi signal.\nKitchen and Living Room Spacing\nAn ideal place to put the Wi-Fi modem and router is usually in the living room. The room may be large enough that you can install it so that it is in the middle of the house. But, the one thing that you need to watch out for is the kitchen because the microwave can have a negative impact on the connection. It is ideal when a home is either large enough to separate these two considerably or when the kitchen is on one side where almost no one in your family will be relying on an Internet connection in that area.\nClosets with Mirrors\nMirrors are useful because they help you look at yourself when you are getting ready, but you do not want to have too many of them around when you need a reliable Internet connection. Since mirrors reflect signals, the most important thing is to avoid homes that have sliding closet doors with mirror glass. It may also be worth it to avoid bathrooms that cover a large portion of the wall in mirrors. You are better off strategically placing the mirrors in the corners of your home to avoid causing connection issues.\nA Wi-Fi connection weakens when it has to pass through obstacles such as walls. Interior walls may not be as thick as exterior walls, but enough of them will still give you a lower quality signal. Looking at homes with an open floor plan will help to minimize the obstacles that your Wi-Fi connection must face. This layout will make it easier for your Internet to provide a fast and reliable connection to all the bedrooms.\nBuying a house with these features will have your entire family enjoying solid Wi-Fi at all times.",
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        "raw_content": "26 Replies to \u201cSeptember is National Preparedness for Disaster Month\u201d\nThank you for the reminder about being prepared. We have our bags and carriers together, but I should go through them again to update them and get rid of anything expired or soon-to-expire.\nadmin on September 7, 2018 at 3:47 pm said:\nRachel my pleasure and I have been doing the same here as I would rather be safe than sorry\nHappy-Go-Doodle on September 7, 2018 at 4:41 pm said:\nSeptember has crept up on us and National Preparedness for Disaster month has too! Thanks for reminding us that it\u2019s time to make sure we\u2019re pet prepared in case of a disaster. I appreciate reading about the items you include in your kit. You\u2019ve given me some more ideas! Thanks!\nadmin on September 9, 2018 at 11:59 pm said:\nMy pleasure and I love sharing as I feel we can all learn from each other\njansfunnyfarm on September 7, 2018 at 6:46 pm said:\nThat is a smart idea. Does CBD oil really help keep Layla calm? It does a lot of things, but this is the first we\u2019ve heard that. Jan finds that intriguing.\nYes it does and I swear by it\nLola The Rescued Cat on September 7, 2018 at 10:36 pm said:\nThanks for this important reminder. I need to work on my kit, that\u2019s for sure. Shana Tova!\nShana Tova to all of you\nHindy Pearson on September 7, 2018 at 11:26 pm said:\nI must admit I have absolutely no disaster preparedness plan, and it looks like I\u2019m going to have to change that. Other than the potential for a fire, God forbid, I\u2019ve never lived where natural disasters happen\u2026except for those few years we had a house in Florida. The panic around hurricane season that lasted six months!! At that time I did have a closet full of supplies, and got lots of helpful tips from a close family member who lives there. The best one \u2013 keep your valuable paperwork in the dishwasher because it can\u2019t get wet!! Shana Tova and a sweet, happy and healthy New Year to you both!\nI love the dishwasher idea and may your New Year be a healthy happy one with lots of sweetness, Shana Tova\nRuby and Kristin on September 8, 2018 at 12:47 am said:\nWe have an emergency kit for our dog and kitties. My biggest fear, however, is something would happen when we are away from home at work and school. We don\u2019t have earthquakes, hurricanes or fires in the midwest but still you never know \u2026always good to be prepared!\nI understand that fear also and that is why I have a sticker on my door saying dog inside so any emergency person will know that. I would rather be safe than sorry\nBeth on September 9, 2018 at 6:10 pm said:\nIt is always good to be prepared. I need to double check my bag and see if anything needs to be replaced. Happy New Year!\nHappy New Year to you too Beth and family. It is always good to be prepared \ud83d\ude42\nCathy Armato on September 9, 2018 at 6:20 pm said:\nHappy Jewish New Year Layla & Rochelle! I hope you enjoy some time with friends to celebrate. I\u2019m glad you are ready for an emergency, especially in your region of the country, it is been so volatile! We have an emergency bag for our dogs and I\u2019m constantly checking it and replacing the food and other items as they become outdated. It\u2019s so important to have \u2013 when disaster strikes, there is no time to stop and think clearly about everything you need to bring, where to go & what route to take, etc. You must act Fast!\nThanks Cathy and I agree with you, rather be safe than sorry. I always say I can live off bread and water but Layla need her food etc so the bag is always ready\nJana Rade on September 9, 2018 at 8:13 pm said:\nMost people feel they will never need to make emergency considerations. Around here, we don\u2019t get floods, hurricanes \u2026 nothing really major. Yet, this year, there were many forest fires and one of the really large ones way too close. So close that neighboring town was on evacuation alert.\nIt is best to always be prepared whether you feel that it\u2019s warranted or not.\nJana I so agree with you and unfortunately with the fires this year every year it is an eye opener for all of us. Rather be safe than sorry\nSadie on September 10, 2018 at 1:42 am said:\nWe had a few, severe thunderstorm and tornado warnings in our area. I really should set up a little shelter in the basement \u2018just in case\u2019. The challenge will be getting three dogs and two cats down there.\nI am sure it would be a challenge but on the other hand you would relax knowing there is something if needed and I am sure you will find a solution \ud83d\ude42\nDorothy \"FiveSibesMom\" on September 10, 2018 at 4:17 pm said:\nAh, having a lazy weekend is so welcome at times and very enjoyable! It is good to take a break and recharge the batteries. Hope you both had a wonderfully relaxing time!\nBeing prepared is so important. It\u2019s great to have reminders like these so folks can take a day to take inventory and freshen up their supplies. The hope is to never have to use them, but always best to be prepared.\nHi and I so agree with you, as I always say rather be safe than sorry so putting a day into organizing all in the long run pays off\nSweet Purrfections on September 11, 2018 at 2:47 am said:\nThis topic is so important! We have hurricane Florence on the way and it looks like she may hit the coast of South Carolina where we live. We\u2019re lucky we\u2019re in the middle part of the state, but we could still get heavy rains, strong winds, and possible tornadoes. It\u2019s important to be prepared!\nPlease please be safe \u2013 thinking of all of you xxxxx\nAmelie Yates on October 13, 2018 at 6:08 am said:\nMy husband and I have been talking about how we ought to some emergency preparedness planning for our family with pets. Thanks for reminding us that it\u2019s time to make sure we are pet prepared in case of disaster.\nMy pleasure and it is always good to be prepared",
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        "raw_content": "Ten Questions with Soccer Mommy (at Reverb Sunday); Lord Huron, Cut Worms tonight (SOLD OUT)\u2026\nCategory: Interviews \u2014 Tags: Cut Worms, Soccer Mommy, Sophie Allison, Ten Questions \u2014 @ 1:00 pm October 3, 2018\nSoccer Mommy plays at Reverb Sunday, Oct. 7.\nSoccer Mommy is Sophie Allison, a Nashville singer/songwriter influenced by the likes of pop stars Avril Lavigne and Taylor Swift, though her music is more easily filed alongside fellow indie singer/songwriter projects Mitski, Waxahatchee and Big Thief.\nIn fact, on her 2018 Fat Possum release, Clean, Allison\u2019s style and voice are reminiscent of \u201980s folkie Edie Brickell, and I\u2019d throw early Liz Phair in there as well (someone Allison has opened for recently) except lyrically Allison\u2019s songs are more longing and withdrawn than Phair\u2019s Exile-era, jaded, take-it-or-leave-it love rants.\nInstead, Allison often comes off lost or left-behind, as if watching as her lover hits on someone else at a party she wasn\u2019t invited to in the first place. Even on indie radio hit \u201cYour Dog,\u201d the modern anti-thesis of the Stooges\u2019 tune, Allison sounds worn out rather than angry. Clean is, indeed, a beauty of a record, but I\u2019m waiting for when Allison\u2019s had enough and returns as a mad-as-hell reincarnation of early PJ Harvey.\nWe caught up with Allison and asked her to take our Ten Questions survey:\nSophie Allison: It\u2019s hard to pick just one! One of my favorites that I\u2019ve returned to this week is Yankee Hotel Foxtrot by Wilco. It\u2019s a popular choice for a reason!\nI really don\u2019t like that F-R-I-E-N-D-S song that is on the radio right now. I don\u2019t know who it\u2019s by, but I hear it all the time. (\u201cFRIENDS\u201d by Marshmello & Anne-Marie \u2014 Tim).\nI like getting to share experiences of traveling and playing music with other people, especially since I really like the guys I tour with.\nSharing the bathroom in a hotel is pretty much the worst part. It can be a battle in the mornings!\nRight now I\u2019m going to just say Malibu so we can keep it user friendly.\nI always love playing in New York and Boston. I feel comfortable with both of those cities since I lived in NY and my sister lived in Boston and it\u2019s always just a fun time.\nProbably Liverpool. We showed up right before the set because we missed the ferry and it was just an odd vibe after that.\nI can at least sort of support myself at this point. I don\u2019t really have another choice since I\u2019m always on the road. It took at least half a year to be able to not be struggling to make it through tours, but sometimes we still struggle through it a bit.\nI don\u2019t really think I\u2019d like to do anything else. I guess maybe I\u2019d be a poet, but that\u2019s basically what I do now. I\u2019d hate to be an accountant or something like that.\nI haven\u2019t really heard any to be honest! We played there once (with Jay Som and Stef Chura Sept. 12, 2017, at Reverb \u2014 Tim) and it seemed like a nice town, the show was pretty small though and not a ton of people came.\nSoccer Mommy plays with Sasami Sunday, Oct. 7, at Reverb Lounge, 6121 Military Ave. Tickets are $12, showtime is 8 p.m. For more information, go to onepercentproductions.com.\nTonight Lord Huron headlines a sold out show at Sokol Auditorium. Opening is Brooklyn\u2019s Cut Worms headed by Max Clarke, whose Jagjuwar release Hollow Ground earned a 7.2 rating from Pitchfork. 8 p.m. start time.\nHollow Ground by Cut Worms",
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        "raw_content": "Photos from our visit to the south of France, 2016\nLe Baux-de-Provence\nSt. Remy-de-Provence\nIn September, 2016, we took advantage of the Alliance-Schlumberger reunion in Aix-en-Provence to visit a part of France that we had not been to before. Provence is famous for its beautiful small villages and towns, art, food, wine and geology, offering great photo opportunities.\nWe spent four nights each in Aix, St. Remy-de-Provence and Nice, using these as bases for day trips in the surrounding areas.\nThe western part of our itinerary included visits to Le Baux, Cassis, Avignon, Arles, Pont-du-Gard, and Ch\u00e2teauneuf-du-Pape. On our way east to Nice we visted Gordes, and over the next few days saw the sights of Nice, Monaco, and the small towns of Biot and Mougins.\nClick here for our itinerary. Click on the tabs above to view photos.",
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        "raw_content": "Images by Skye Yonamine\nDonnie Cervantes greets me at the screen door of his home in M\u0101noa wearing an untucked button-up short-sleeve, blue shorts, and a small golden hoop in his ear. He invites me into his living area, which doubles as a personal gallery of contemporary art by his friends. Overlooking the dining table is a painting of a faceless nude male sitting in a rigid posture with thighs outspread and contorted, handless arms. Nearby, propped against a wall, is a canvas featuring a messily drawn spiral that could pass as a doodle. A lumpy cylindrical sculpture created by Amy Yao sits at the center of the dining table, turned so that the crudely etched face of a whiskered animal observes the room.\nCervantes moved to Honolulu in 2016, leaving his management job in the photography department at the University of Southern California but bringing with him an idea for an artist residency. \u201cIn the first year that I was here, I was lucky to fall in with the right group of people as far as contemporary art goes,\u201d the 42-year-old artist and arts organizer says. \u201cSomeone\u2019s advice was to just be there, show up, and try to go to as many things as you can, before starting [any projects].\u201d He began as a visitor to Aupuni Place, a temporary communal space for creating and displaying art located in the since-demolished Ward Warehouse. Eventually he met its executive director, Maile Meyer, and the two developed its permanent location in Kaka\u02bbako, Aupuni Space, where Cervantes is now director.\nHaving pursued photography in the bustling art environments of California and New York, Cervantes noticed a couple different elements of the Hawai\u02bbi scene that resulted from its isolated location. \u201cAs an artist working here, you have the freedom to develop your own unique perspective because you\u2019re not constantly influenced with what\u2019s happening in the art scene [globally],\u201d he says. \u201cThe hindrance is there is less communication, and you could be doing amazing things but no one is seeing it.\u201d\nIn 2017, to help address this, Cervantes and co-founder Aaron Wong launched Trades A.i.R., a visiting artist-in-residence program on O\u02bbahu, in partnership with the Honolulu Museum of Art and the department of art and art history at University of Hawai\u02bbi at M\u0101noa. It aims to establish a cross-cultural exchange of ideas between local and visiting artists. During stays of four to six weeks, national and international artists interact with areas of the local community that match their talents, which also allows local artists to network and showcase their own work. \u201c[The program] is not just about going off to the beach and painting outside,\u201d Cervantes says. \u201cWe want there to be a certain rigor in what [visiting artists] participate in. Learning about what people do here is as important to Trades as the people here learning about the artist.\u201d\nTrades\u2019 inaugural artist, Amy Yao, whose work has been featured internationally, learned about the work of University of Hawai\u02bbi art students and local artists during her residency. The second artist in residence, Michael Wang, worked with local environmental programs such as Hui K\u016b Maoli Ola Native Plant Nursery to develop his exhibition Extinct in the Wild, which focuses on critically endangered species. The third and most recent visiting artist, Eve Fowler, used her experience as an arts organizer to collaborate with Aupuni Space. Similar to Yao, she interacted with UH art students and regularly worked on campus in a studio granted by the university.\nThe most famous of Fowler\u2019s work is a series of neon posters printed with boldly lettered quotes from 20th century writer Gertrude Stein, which were initially exhibited in public places around Los Angeles, on bus stops and sidewalk telephone poles. One of these posters rests near the open balcony doors of Cervantes\u2019 home. It reads, \u201cThis is it with it as it is.\u201d The poster forms a dull neon spot in my peripheral vision that is hard to ignore, and it seems to have the same effect on Cervantes. \u201cCertain people might see me as queer or may not realize it,\u201d he says. \u201cSome people may look at this poster, and it\u2019s kind of coded and kind of complex, and it\u2019s not like this is just queer art.\u201d In what seems like an interpretation of the poster\u2019s message, Cervantes adds, \u201cI am the person I am, the things that I care about, the people that I care about, the good things that I try to do.\u201d\nVisit trades-air.com for more information and aupuni.space\u2018s latest exhibition at 729 Auahi Street in Kaka\u02bbako.\nartArtist in ResidencyAupuni SpaceDonnie CervantesKaka'akoManoaTrades A.i.R",
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        "raw_content": "Posted on April 5, 2017 September 23, 2017 by Jessica\nI remember waking up one morning, staring at the ceiling of a yurt and thinking, \u201cHow did I get here?\u201d A pair of Eagle made themselves known as they flew over, as they did every morning of that trip. I looked over at my friend in the bed on the other side of the yurt and I smiled. Here we were in the middle of a Redwood forest at a Buddhist Centre in Northern California.\nTraveling does something to us. It shakes up our insides and when we return home, we are changed because of it. Even if just a little bit. When we travel, we often meet others doing the same. I remember as a kid when my family was on a road trip to the East Coast of Canada. We stopped in a tiny village in New Brunswick and, wouldn\u2019t you know it, there was a man there who knew my Dad. Small world, we would say and then the journey would continue. I remember this happening on nearly every big trip that we took as a family. Or perhaps your experience was meeting that other couple at an all-inclusive resort. The four of you sat at that swim-up bar one afternoon, drinking a few too many sugary cocktails and for the rest of the week you would do the same. One night you maybe even met for dinner at the a la carte restaurant and you had so much fun. Maybe when you got back to your respective home cities, you would find one another on Facebook and connect. But over time, maybe nothing really became of that friendship. You didn\u2019t make plans to meet and as the months roll, you forget about that first afternoon of too many daiquiris.\nBut, occasionally, while on your travels, you meet someone and there is an instant connection. There is something below the surface. A knowing that this person, who just randomly entered your life, is going to be a part of it for a long time. Twelve years ago I was brought to Vancouver to photograph a friend\u2019s wedding. For dinner, I was seated at the misfits table, as photographers often are. You know the table I speak of. The one where the random guests who don\u2019t quite fit anywhere else are placed in hopes that they find something in common. And there my friend was, a guest of a guest. They had just come from Australia and had hitchhiked across Canada to be at that table. And so we met, Katie and I. I don\u2019t remember much about what we talked about that day but I do remember thinking \u201cI am going to hold onto her.\u201d\nYears later, I paid her a visit while I was in Queensland. We had a tea party. I met her daughter. Two years following, I was to photograph a wedding in New Zealand two days before Christmas and knowing that I wouldn\u2019t make it back to Canada in time for the holidays, I rang her up and asked if I could be the misfit at her Christmas dinner. We ate seafood at the beach that day. I stayed for a week and from that point on, we became family. Two years later, I was honeymooning with my husband in Australia and we had planned the trip around Katie\u2019s own wedding. Thirty-four people sat around the table on that beautiful day and I couldn\u2019t help but remember the misfit wedding table that had brought us all together so many years prior.\nWhen I got the call a few months later that she would be heading to Northern California on her next adventure, I did not hesitate to join. Because when opportunities to travel appear, you take them without a second thought. We stayed in that yurt surrounded by Redwoods and we soaked in every second of that trip. I took full advantage of having that husband-less and kid-free time with her.\nSoon I fly to Australia once more and this time we are heading on our most brazen adventure yet: a journey to the desert to spend time with the original people of that land. We will sleep on the ground, we will share stories and we will return home changed.\nTravel has a funny way of presenting people and opportunities to you. They are everywhere, on every adventure that you embark on. Sometimes they stick and you are forever changed for them. Other times, they wash off your back, barely a blip in your life. I have learned to keep my eyes open for the ones worth latching onto because I understand their importance. If I hadn\u2019t talked to that Australian woman sitting at that misfit table, twelve years ago, I suspect I would not be who I am today.\nKate M Foster Life Awesome life awesome blog meet friends while traveling Northern California Redwood stories from the road TRAVEL travel blog travel connections travel story",
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        "raw_content": "[Air-L] Possible Changes to U.S. IRB Research Oversight\nKevin Guidry krguidry at gmail.com\nPrevious message (by thread): [Air-L] Swinburne Design Factory\nNext message (by thread): [Air-L] Possible Changes to U.S. IRB Research Oversight\nSince many of us in the U.S. tend to be critical of our institution's\nInstitutional Review Boards (IRBs) and their impact on our research,\nit may be of interest to note that the federal government is beginning\nto propose significant changes to the research oversight system.  The\nNew York Times has coverage here:\nhttp://www.nytimes.com/2011/07/25/health/research/25research.html.\nThe full details, including the full Advanced Notice of Proposed\nRulemaking and instructions for submitting comments, can be found\nhere: http://www.hhs.gov/ohrp/humansubjects/anprm2011page.html.\nA quick glance at the proposed changes indicate that they might have\nan impact on the work that many of us do.  For example, there is a\nproposal to make exempt from IRB review \"certain types of behavioral\nand social science research that goes beyond using only survey\nmethodology, but nonetheless involves only specified minimal risk\nprocedures, so long as the subjects are competent adults\" (p. 18).\nThere are also proposals related to data security, privacy, and\nidentifiability, with definitions derived from HIPAA.  And there\nappears to be a proposal to extend IRB oversight to include all\nstudies at participating colleges and universities regardless of the\nfunding source(s) of the particular studies.\nSince this process is just beginning and there are opportunities for\ninput, I hope that AoiR and other organizations that represent and\nadvise researchers are keeping abreast of these changes and offering\nappropriate advice and input (ethics committee, I'm looking at you!).\nAnd, of course, I hope that those individuals who may be impacted are\nalso keeping abreast of these developments and speaking up when",
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        "raw_content": "[Air-L] IR-12: Just before you arrive to Seattle\nKarine Nahon karineb at uw.edu\nPrevious message (by thread): [Air-L] Wikipedia survey for the Sztakipedia project\nNext message (by thread): [Air-L] Game Modding Survey: Community and Motivations\nHello AoIRers!\nWe are few days away from the IR-12 conference in Seattle, and very excited to host IR-12 in Seattle.\nHere is some relevant information, just before you pack your suitcases and hop on a plane. If you have other questions, don't hesitate to contact me.\nThe registration will be open on a limited basis on Monday, October 10 from 12 pm to 5 pm to process folks who arrive early for the workshops. If you get into town during the day on Monday, drop in and pick up your bag. Registration is  in the courtyard foyer (which is situated on the B level of the hotel). Tuesday, October 11, the registration desk will open at 7:00 am. Yes, Yes, you read it correctly!!! We will start at 9:00 sharp, so we would like to process everyone before the Conference Opening.\nKEY EVENTS AND FOOD\nWe decided to have one location (The courtyard foyer) as the main location of gathering in the conference. All the social and key events are located there. This  includes the book exhibits, the kissing booth, keynote talks, welcome event, ignite talks, food and beverages during the conference and the Tuesday reception (note that we don't have a reception on Wednesday).\nNote that the paper sessions, roundtables and panels are all located on the third and fourth floors of the hotel.\nAll Lunch are on your own.\nMODERATORS AND PRESENTERS\nModerators: there is a sheet with instructions that can be taken from the registration desk. Also, we will leave a copy in each one of the rooms.\nPresenters: All rooms have a projector, and we hope to have a laptop for each room. However, it is recommended that you bring your own laptop for your talk.\nThere is an opening reception on Tuesday, October 11, starting at 6 pm. The reception is sponsored by the department of Communication at University of Illinois at Chicago and the department of Communication and University of Washington.\nYes, we will have (wired and wireless) internet connections available for those of you with your own laptops during the conference but also in your room in the hotel (free of charge).\nThe most updated version of the program is located at https://www.conftool.net/aoir-ir12/index.php?page=browseSessions. We are also preparing a downloadable version with all abstracts - this will only be an online version. If you purchased a printed program, note, that it will not contain the abstracts (298 pages long!).\nSeattle in the fall is cool (10-15 degrees celsius, or mid-50s for those in Farenheit) and a high probability of showers. Dress warmly, bring a waterproof jacket, and shoes that you can walk in the rain in and not have wet feet. You'll have more fun.\nWHAT TO DO OR EAT IN SEATTLE\nSeattle is known for its great restaurants. Our hotel is located in a great place which is nearby many dining and entertainment sites. Check here http://ir12.aoir.org/dining-in-seattle and http://ir12.aoir.org/fun-around-seattle.\nThis conference could not come to live without the help of the UW Master and PhD students from the Information School, Communication Department and HCDE department (Human Centered Design & Engineering). We owe them a big thanks. You will recognize them through the special badges they are wearing. Please feel free to use their help, if you think you are lost...\nThis is all I can think of at the moment. So until my next email....\nKarine Nahon -  http://eKarine.org<http://ekarine.org/>\nThe Information School,\nThe retroV (Virality of Information) Group - http://retroV.org<http://retrov.org/>\nTwitter - http://twitter.com/karineb\nOffice tel. - (206) 685-6668",
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        "raw_content": "10 Troubling Stories From The Life Of Lincoln\nAbraham Lincoln wasn\u2019t the person we imagine. In public, he might have been a famous orator who could stand in front of crowds and stir the spirits of thousands. But in private, he was a dark and troubled man.\nFor all the political troubles Lincoln shouldered without a word of complaint, he struggled to stand up to the weight of his personal problems. He battled suicidal thoughts, a deep depression, and a life full of tragedy and unhappiness. And it made him a very different man than the one suggested by his stoic face.\nFeatured image credit: history.com\n10 He Was Afraid To Carry Knives Because He Might Kill Himself\nPhoto credit: bladeforums.com\nOn the surface, Lincoln seemed like a fun-loving joker. He would go out with the mask of a smile on his face and crack filthy jokes, letting everyone think he was the cheeriest man alive. When he was alone, though, he struggled with crippling depression.\nHe told a friend that he \u201cnever dared carry a knife in his pocket\u201d[1] out of fear that he\u2019d kill himself. It wasn\u2019t an unwarranted fear\u2014he very nearly did it more than once.\nIn winter 1840, Lincoln spiraled into a terrible depression. He was engaged to Mary Todd but had fallen in love with another woman named Matilda Edwards. He couldn\u2019t bring himself to call off his wedding. But the emotional struggle was tearing him apart.\nIn the words of a colleague, \u201cLincoln went crazy as a loon.\u201d Lincoln had a mental breakdown, becoming unable to work or do anything but sit and talk about how horribly miserable he was.\nHe may not have carried a knife in his own pocket on any day, but his friends couldn\u2019t trust him to have a blade anywhere in his home during his dark moments. They went through his house, pulling out every kitchen knife and shaving razor, convinced that Lincoln would kill himself if he was left alone for a second.\n9 He Jumped Out A Window\nPhoto credit: nairaland.com\nLincoln still made it into the office a few times that winter, but his behavior wasn\u2019t completely sane. One day in December 1840, in the middle of a legislative session, Abraham Lincoln jumped out the window.\nIt wasn\u2019t exactly a suicide attempt. Lincoln and his party, the Whigs, were trying to keep the session from closing. They were about to lose a vote that would have forced the State Bank to make payments it couldn\u2019t afford, and Lincoln knew the bank would go bankrupt if they didn\u2019t stop the vote.\nThere was a loophole that could keep it from happening. If they had one less Whig in the building, Lincoln realized, the vote technically wouldn\u2019t be valid. So he made sure there was one less Whig. He threw himself out the window.[2]\nMost people treated it as some political novelty act. Lincoln wasn\u2019t hurt, and the Democrats joked it was because he was so tall that \u201chis legs reached nearly from the window to the ground.\u201d\nToday, though, we know that Lincoln was suicidally depressed at this time in his life. He may have been helping his party, but there might be more than one reason why he jumped out that window.\n8 He Stopped His First Political Speech To Fight Someone\nPhoto credit: rogerjnorton.com\nLincoln was a champion wrestler. He fought more than 300 matches and only lost one. For as much as he looked like a thin and lanky man, he was pure muscle up close. Nearly every description we have of him called him \u201csinewy\u201d and \u201cgifted with great strength.\u201d\nHe put it to use. In 1832, when he was just 23 years old, Lincoln made his first political speech. He said only a few short words\u2014because he wanted to fight someone.\nTwo people in the crowd had broken into a fight. Lincoln saw that a supporter who had egged him on to get on the stage was being attacked. The massive, 193-centimeter (6\u20194\u201d) former wrestling champion and future president stopped talking, stepped down from the platform, and lifted up the troublemaker by the seat of his pants. Then Lincoln threw the man as hard as he could, making him go flying 4 meters (12 ft) according to one witness.[3]\n7 He Started A Riot\nPhoto credit: uberhumor.com\nLincoln liked to fight, and he would rise to any challenge. One farmer who lived near Lincoln\u2019s home said that he once asked Lincoln if he could kill a hog with his bare hands. According to the farmer, the young Lincoln told him, \u201cIf you will risk the hog, I\u2019ll risk myself.\u201d\nWhen a man named William Grigsby challenged him to a fight, though, Lincoln didn\u2019t offer him as much respect as he gave hogs. Grigsby, he felt, wasn\u2019t enough of a challenge to be worth his while. So Lincoln had Grigsby fight his stepbrother, John Johnson, to give Grigsby a chance.\nEnough of a challenge for Johnson, Grigsby started winning. But Lincoln didn\u2019t play fair. When he saw his stepbrother was losing, Lincoln picked up Grigsby and threw him into the crowd. Then he stared down every person there and yelled, \u201cI\u2019m the big buck of this lick! If any of you want to try it, come on and whet your horns!\u201d[4]\nThere were dozens of people there\u2014and every one of them erupted into a massive fistfight. Some started swinging for Lincoln, and others swung in his defense. Soon, the whole street was in a riot, sparked by a man who would one day be on the back of the penny.\n6 He Watched His First Love Die\nLong before he\u2019d met Mary Todd, Abraham Lincoln was in love with someone else: Ann Rutledge. He was still in law school when they met, and she was engaged to marry another man, John MacNamar. She and Lincoln fell in love, though, and Ann promised to break off her engagement with MacNamar.\nAt the time, MacNamar was in London and Ann insisted on telling him in person. While she and Lincoln waited for MacNamar to return, Ann caught typhoid fever and became deathly ill. Lincoln visited her every day.\n\u201cI can never forget how sad and brokenhearted Lincoln looked when he came out of the room from the last interview with Annie,\u201d Ann\u2019s sister, Nancy Rutledge, would later recall. \u201cNo one knows what was said at that meeting, for they were alone together.\u201d[5]\nAnn died, and Lincoln had no choice but to move on. This, though, was one of the first times that Lincoln\u2019s friends would truly worry about his suicidal thoughts. It was said that he was \u201cinsane for a year after Annie\u2019s death, with grief.\u201d\n5 He Was Considered Hideous\nWhen you picture the Gettysburg Address, you might want to picture Lincoln\u2019s voice a couple of octaves higher. According to every description we have, Lincoln\u2019s voice was \u201chigh\u201d and \u201cshrill.\u201d\nLincoln\u2019s voice grated on people, and his face wasn\u2019t much better. He was considered hideous, and even Lincoln accepted it. Once, when accused of being \u201ctwo-faced,\u201d Lincoln famously snapped back, \u201cIf I had two faces, would I be wearing this one?\u201d\nIt all must have worn on him. One story reveals that Lincoln had a little vanity about how he looked. In 1860, while he was running for president, Lincoln received a letter from an 11-year-old girl named Grace Bedell. \u201cLet your whiskers grow,\u201d Bedell told him. \u201cAll the ladies like whiskers, and they would tease their husbands to vote for you.\u201d[6]\nLincoln must have been excited by the idea of finally being seen as handsome. He started growing his beard that day. By Inauguration Day, he had the full beard he\u2019s known for today. If Bedell questioned whether she\u2019d convinced him to grow it out, she didn\u2019t have to wonder for long. Shortly after getting into office, Lincoln asked to meet her.\n\u201cGracie, look at my whiskers,\u201d the president told the young girl. \u201cI have been growing them for you.\u201d\n4 There Were Rumors That He\u2019d Impregnated Three Women\nDespite modern rumors that Lincoln was gay, he was seen as a ladies\u2019 man in his own time. He was known for having a \u201cstrong passion for women\u201d and described as a man who \u201ccould scarcely keep his hands off them.\u201d\nRumors about Lincoln\u2019s sex-crazed mind went around the town. One farmer claimed that Lincoln had asked him to let Lincoln know whenever a mare came in so that he could watch the horses breed.\nThat was only the start of it, though. There were also rumors that he was secretly the father of Mrs. Abell\u2019s daughter\u2014and Mrs. Duncan\u2019s and Mrs. Armstrong\u2019s children, too. At least three babies in town, if the rumors are to be believed, were Lincoln\u2019s secret love children.\nLater, when he became president, he invited Mrs. Armstrong\u2014the alleged mother of his secret bastard child\u2014to see him in the White House. Rumors perked up again, with the people in town spreading gossip that she was off to have an affair with Honest Abe.\nMrs. Armstrong, though, laughed them off by saying, \u201cIt was not every woman who had the fortune and honor of sleeping with a president.\u201d[7]\n3 He Almost Cheated On Mary Todd With A Prostitute\nPhoto credit: thecourier.com.au\nDuring Lincoln\u2019s year of depression in 1840, he visited a prostitute. His friend Joshua Speed hooked him up after Lincoln asked, \u201cSpeed, do you know where I can get some?\u201d Speed, who had been a frequent visitor to one girl in town, wrote Lincoln a note, told him where to go, and promised he would get in.\nAt the time, Lincoln would have been dating Mary Todd. The date isn\u2019t certain, but the two may already have been engaged. Lincoln, though, went through the darkest year of his life in 1840, and it seems that he tried to take a night\u2019s refuge in a brothel.\nHowever, he was still a poor man. When Lincoln made it in and found out that the night would cost him $5, he had to admit that he only had $3. \u201cI\u2019ll trust you, Mr. Lincoln, for $2,\u201d the prostitute tried to reassure him. But Lincoln wouldn\u2019t do it.\n\u201cI do not wish to go on credit,\u201d Lincoln said, buttoning up his pants. \u201cI\u2019m poor, and I don\u2019t know where my next dollar will come from, and I cannot afford to cheat you.\u201d\nNot wanting to waste the prostitute\u2019s time, Lincoln tried to give her the $3 he had. But she wouldn\u2019t take it. He left, refusing to accept her services if he couldn\u2019t pay an honest rate. As he walked out, the prostitute said, \u201cYou are the most conscientious man I ever saw.\u201d[8]\n2 He Nearly Fought A Duel With Broadswords\nIn 1842, Abraham Lincoln picked up a broadsword and nearly fought another man, 36-year-old James Shields, to the death.\nLincoln, who had fancied himself something of a writer, penciled up a short story that was mostly just two characters making fun of Shields. At one point, he had a character say, \u201cShields is a fool as well as a liar.\u201d At another, he had Shields show up and apologize for not being able to marry every woman in Springfield by saying, \u201cIt is not my fault that I am so handsome and so interesting.\u201d\nThe real-world Shields demanded an apology, and Lincoln refused. So Shields challenged Lincoln to a duel. Duel rules, though, meant that Lincoln got to pick the weapon and the place. So the massively tall Lincoln chose broadswords \u201cof the largest size.\u201d They would fight, he declared, with a 30-centimeter (12 in) plank between them, making it impossible for Shields to reach Lincoln.[9]\nHe thought Shields would just give up, but the ever-prideful Shields went out to the field anyway to fight an unwinnable battle. Lincoln was ready to kill Shields if he had to. Lincoln only avoided cutting his career short with a homicide when one of Mary Todd\u2019s relatives managed to convince the men to calm down.\n1 He Nearly Left Mary Todd At The Altar\nPhoto credit: pdxretro.com\nWe mentioned earlier that Lincoln nearly left Mary Todd for Matilda Edwards. But he wasn\u2019t the only one with his doubts.\nMary Todd was out flirting with other men as well\u2014and likely doing more than just batting her eyes. She would later admit, \u201cFor two years before my marriage, that I doubtless trespassed many times.\u201d Most of those trespasses were with a man named Stephen Douglas, and there\u2019s every reason to believe that Lincoln knew exactly what his fiancee was up to.\nLincoln and Mary ended up getting married, though. At least one historian believes that happened because Mary got pregnant.[10] Mary and Lincoln would meet up in private at a friend\u2019s home. While we don\u2019t know for sure what they did there, we know that one day Lincoln went from wanting to call it off to deciding he was going to marry her the very next day.\nIn a letter to a friend, Lincoln wrote that he \u201cshall have to\u201d marry Mary Todd. Given how quickly they got married, this strongly suggests that a baby was behind the decision.\nEither way, Lincoln definitely wasn\u2019t too happy on his wedding day. 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        "raw_content": "We\u2019ve heard about governments taking people to court. But what about the government taking nonliving things to court? As it turns out, the United States has done just that\u2014and more than a few times.\nIt is hilarious and sounds weird, since, obviously, nonliving things cannot commit crimes or run afoul of the law. Nevertheless, some inanimate objects have ended up as defendants in court, as the following ten courtroom farces illustrate.\n10 United States v. 434 Main Street, Tewksbury, Massachusetts\nUnited States v. 434 Main Street, Tewksbury, Massachusetts was a joint litigation in 2012 by the Tewksbury Police Department and the US Department of Justice against a motel owned by Russ Caswell. The motel was built by Caswell\u2019s father in 1955 and is located at the address stated in the lawsuit.\nThe Tewksbury Police Department and the Justice Department were working together to seize the property under a civil forfeiture law that allows the government to seize properties that have been used for crime. The government has often abused the law in what is said to be synonymous with daylight robbery.\nThe reasons for abusing the law boil down to money. In this case, the Justice Department hoped to sell the motel for about $1.5 million, out of which the Tewksbury Police Department would have received 80 percent. The police department ganged up with the Justice Department to seize the property because the state of Massachusetts was unlikely to allow them to do so.\nIn court, the plaintiffs argued that drug dealers often used the motel. This is even though the number of drug deals that happened in the motel was insignificant, a whopping 15 between 1994 and 2008.\nA Massachusetts district court later ruled that the US government could not seize the property, since there is no evidence that Caswell and his wife were involved in any of the drug deals that happened in the motel. Besides, the government and police never made any attempt to stop drug dealers from using the motel and never warned the Caswells of any consequences should the drug deals continue.[1]\n9 United States v. One Package Of Japanese Pessaries\nPhoto credit: Huckfinne\nIn 1873, the US Congress passed the Comstock Act, which forbade the sale and distribution of sexual materials, including books and contraceptives. The act was controversial among women\u2019s right activists who promoted the use contraceptives for birth control. The US government followed the act up with the Tariff Act of 1930 that empowered the US Customs to seize any contraceptive shipped into the country.\nIn January 1933, the US Customs seized a package containing some contraceptives. The package was intended for Hannah Stone, a physician working with the Birth Control Clinical Research Bureau in New York. The bureau was owned by Margaret Sanger, a birth control activist, and was founded to distribute contraceptives to women. However, Sander fronted it as a research institution with interests in birth control.\nCustoms took the package to court instead of Stone. They claimed they did not need to charge Stone, since she had not received the package before it was intercepted. Sanger got two attorneys to defend the package in court. They argued that contraceptives were necessary to prevent diseases.\nOn December 10, 1935, a US district court ruled that Customs could not seize the package, since the Tariff Act did not apply to it. Customs took the case to the Court of Appeals, which, on December 7, 1936, ruled that physicians were exempted from the Tariff Act. The case was a landmark one, as it paved the way for physicians to sell contraceptives for birth control, unlike in the past, where they could only sell it to prevent or treat diseases.\n8 United States v. Approximately 64,695 Pounds Of Shark Fins\nPhoto credit: xmacex\nIn 2002, the United States Coast Guard (USCG) seized a US vessel transporting shark fins to Guatemala. The vessel, King Diamond II, had been contracted by Hong Kong-based Tai Loong Hong Marine Products, Ltd (TLH) to pick up some shark fins from fishing vessels on the high seas and ship them to Guatemala, where they were to be sold.\nIn court, the USCG argued that the ship violated the Shark Finning Prohibition Act, which forbade the sale of shark fins. The government initially named the ship as the defendant but later switched to naming the shark fins. The government argued that the King Diamond II qualified as a fishing vessel since it had aided another fishing vessel at sea. That made sense with the district court, which ruled that TLH forfeited the fins to the government.\nTLH appealed the decision. It argued that the ship was not a fishing vessel, since it never assisted any fishing boat. Rather, it purchased shark fins from a fishing vessel. In 2008, the Court of Appeals sided with TLH, stating that the Magnuson Act that covered the Shark Finning Prohibition Act did not clearly explain what constituted a fishing vessel. And since the act never forbade the buying of shark fins, TLH had done nothing wrong.[3]\n7 United States v. One Solid Gold Object In The Form Of A Rooster\nPhoto credit: Coeur D\u2019alene Art Auction\nIn July 1960, the US government issued an arrest warrant for a rooster\u2014not a living one but a 6.4-kilogram (14 lb) rooster made of 18-carat gold. The rooster was exhibited in a glass display case at Nugget Casino, Sparks, Nevada. It had been sculpted in 1958 at the behest of the casino owner, Richard L. Graves, to advertise a fried chicken restaurant inside the casino.\nThe sculpture happened to have been commissioned at a time when the US needed more gold. Years earlier, the federal government had passed the Gold Reserve Act of 1934, which required Americans to surrender their gold to the Department of the Treasury. Secret Service agents met with Graves to inform him that he had violated the Gold Reserve Act but left him alone after confirming he\u2019d received permission from the San Francisco Mint.\nThings took a turn in July 1960, when federal agents arrested the rooster and sent it to a bank vault in California. The rooster appeared before a jury in July 1962, and Graves and the Treasury Department argued over whether it was an art or a tool of commerce.\nThe Treasury Department argued that the rooster was a tool of commerce since it was used for advertisement. Paul Laxalt, Graves\u2019s attorney and future lieutenant governor, governor, and senator, argued that it was art. Laxalt won, and Graves got his golden rooster back. Had Laxalt lost, the rooster would have been melted down and added to the Federal Reserve.[4]\n6 United States v. One Tyrannosaurus Bataar Skeleton\nPhoto credit: Michael Johnson/US Immigration and Customs Enforcement\nIn 2012, Heritage Auctions in Dallas was preparing to auction the bones of a Tyrannosaurus bataar (aka Tarbosaurus bataar) when the auction was suspended by a court order. The order was filed on behalf of the Mongolian government, which suspected the 70-million-year-old fossil had been illegally excavated from the country and shipped to the US. Under Mongolian law, the state owned all fossils dug from the country.\nThe US government arrested the dinosaur and took it to court. The primary suspect, Eric Prokopi, was not charged because there was no evidence to indicate he had illegally obtained the fossil. However, investigations revealed that Prokopi had illegally excavated the fossil from the Gobi Desert in Mongolia and exported it to the US.\nOn October 17, 2012, Homeland Security agents searched Prokopi\u2019s home, where they found another Tyrannosaurus bataar skeleton. A delivery truck even arrived at Prokopi\u2019s home with more fossils while the agents were still there. The US government charged Prokopi in another case named The United States of America v. Eric Prokopi.\nBesides illegally excavating the fossils, Prokopi faced other charges for customs fraud, since he had lied to US Customs about the content of the package containing the dinosaur remains.[5] He was sentenced to three months\u2019 imprisonment. He could have received as many as 17 years, but the judge was lenient with him because he cooperated with investigators.\n5 United States v. Forty Barrels & Twenty Kegs Of Coca-Cola\nOn October 20, 1909, US federal agents enforcing the Pure Food and Drug Act seized 40 barrels and 20 kegs of Coca-cola syrup as it was being transported from Atlanta, Georgia, to Chattanooga, Tennessee. The act had been passed to prevent anyone from selling dangerous foods to the public. Coca-Cola contained caffeine, a stimulant that the Department of Agriculture claimed was dangerous to the body.\nThe Coca-Cola Company and the government met in court in 1911. On the side of the government was Harvey Washington Wiley of the Department of Agriculture. Wiley argued that caffeine was poisonous. Wiley targeted Coca-Cola instead of tea or coffee, which contained more caffeine, because caffeine was not a natural ingredient of Coca-Cola and because the Coca-Cola Company marketed the drink to children.\nThe Coca-Cola Company contracted Harry Hollingworth to launch a study into the effects of caffeine on the body. Harry concluded that while Coca-Cola was a mild stimulant, it was not dangerous to the body. The US government lost the case after the judge determined that caffeine was a necessary ingredient in Coca-Cola. The US government appealed the decision and lost but later found victory in the Supreme Court in 1916. This made Coca-Cola reduce the caffeine content of its drink.[6]\n4 United States v. Thirty-Seven Photographs\nIn 1971, the US government took legal action against 37 obscene photographs that were brought into the country by Milton Luros on October 24, 1969. US Customs seized the photographs since they ran afoul of the law banning the importation of pornographic material.\nLuros argued that the pictures were not pornographic material. While they could be classified as obscene, he only planned on adding them into a book detailing different sex positions. The court determined that the law banning the importation of obscene materials was unconstitutional and ruled that Customs return the photographs to Luros.[7]\n3 United States v. $124,700 In U.S. Currency\nOn May 28, 2003, Emiliano Gomez Gonzolez was driving along Interstate 80 in Nebraska when he was stopped for speeding. During questioning, the trooper realized that Gonzolez\u2019s name was not the same as on the rental contract. A sniffer dog also barked at the vehicle. This culminated in the trooper searching the vehicle and finding $124,700 hidden inside a cooler. He promptly seized the money.\nIn 2006, Gonzolez\u2019s business partners denied all charges of drug dealing in court. They claimed they had all contributed the money to buy a refrigerated truck they needed for a new business. Gonzalez had flown to Chicago to get the truck, but it had already been sold.\nHe could not return by air because he had purchased a one-way ticket, thinking he would drive the truck back. He did not use his name to rent the vehicle, either, but depended on someone else to rent it for him since he had no credit card.\nThe court determined that the money had nothing to do with drugs and ordered it returned to Gonzolez. An appeals court overturned this judgment, ruling that the police had the right to seize such huge amount from anyone.[8]\n2 United States v. Eight Thousand Eight Hundred And Fifty Dollars In United States Currency\nOn September 10, 1975, US Customs seized $8,850 from Mary Josephine Vasquez as she arrived from Canada at the Los Angeles airport. US law requires that anyone with more than $5,000 worth of currency on them declare it upon entering the US. Vasquez never did. When a Customs agent asked, she said she had less than $5,000 on her.\nThe Customs officer later discovered she had $8,850 on her and seized it. Customs initially thought Vasquez was involved in drugs but still held onto the money even after investigations revealed that she had nothing to do with drugs. They argued that she had deliberately lied to a Customs officer. In March 1977, the US Customs took legal action to make Vasquez forfeit the money to the government.\nVasquez tried making the court throw the lawsuit out on grounds that the 18 months that had lapsed between the time the money was seized and the lawsuit was filed violated due process. A district court stated that the time was normal considering the circumstances and ruled that the government could take the money. An appeals court reversed this decision.[9]\n1 United States v. One Lucite Ball Containing Lunar Material (One Moon Rock) And One Ten Inch By Fourteen Inch Wooden Plaque\nOn March 24, 2003, a US District court in Florida decided a case between the US government and 1.1 grams of Moon rock attached to a wooden plaque. The rock and plaque had been gifted to Honduras by President Nixon in 1973. The plaque was kept at Honduras\u2019s presidential palace, where it went missing before reappearing in the US.\nThe plaque was in the possession of Alan Rosen, who had purchased it from retired Honduras colonel Roberto Argurcia Ugarte for $50,000. The colonel initially wanted $1 million but later settled for $50,000. This was even though specks of lunar dust had sold for ten times that amount around that time. The colonel stated that the rock and plaque were gifted to him after a coup in 1973.\nRosen paid $10,000 in cash, gave the colonel a refrigerated truck worth $15,000, and gave him another $10,000 in two $5,000 installments. He still owed the colonel $15,000 but did not pay, since he later lost the rock to the US government.\nNASA had heard of the rock and launched an undercover operation to retrieve it. An agent posted an ad in a newspaper requesting for someone who wanted to sell Moon rocks. Rosen responded to the ad and proposed selling his rock for $5\u201310 million but settled for $5 million.\nUS Customs got involved in the sting operation, which culminated in a May 4, 1999, request by the Honduras government for the return of the plaque and rock. It was determined that the plaque and rock had been stolen between 1990 and 1994. 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        "raw_content": "Richmond school drops Confederate name in favor of Barack Obama\n(CNN) - A Richmond, Virginia, elementary school will switch its name from that of a Confederate general to that of the nation's first black President.\nOn Monday, the Richmond school board voted to rename J.E.B. Stuart Elementary as Barack Obama Elementary School, reported CNN affiliate WTVR.\nMembers of the school's community submitted ideas for a new name and students at the Richmond school, which is 95% African-American according to WTVR, voted among seven choices. The top three finalists were: Barack Obama, Northside and Wishtree, the station reported.\nLast year, a school board in Mississippi dropped the name Jefferson Davis, for the president of the Confederacy, in favor of naming an elementary school after America's 44th president.\nAlso on Monday, the Tulsa, Oklahoma, school board voted to rename Columbus and Chouteau elementary schools, but delayed the vote on what to call another elementary school that is named for Confederate general Robert E. Lee, reported CNN affiliate KRJH.\nColumbus Elementary, named for the now-controversial 15th century explorer, will become Dolores Huerta Elementary, named after the activist who co-founded the National Farm Workers Association with Cesar Chavez.\nChouteau Elementary, named for trader and purported slave owner Jean-Pierre Chouteau, according to CNN affiliate KTUL, will become Wayman Tisdale Fine Arts Academy, named for a local basketball star who became an NBA player and later a successful jazz musician before his death in 2009.\nThe Tulsa school board approved a change for Robert E. Lee Elementary, but will decide on a new name at its next meeting in August, CNN affiliate KJRH reported.\nA debate surrounding what to do with Confederate names, statues and symbols has been underway in recent years since Dylann Roof killed nine African-Americans in a Charleston, South Carolina, church in 2015. And it flared up again after white nationalists marched during the summer to protest the removal of a Robert E. Lee statue in Charlottesville, Virginia, where a counterprotester was killed.\nThe Southern Poverty Law Center estimates that 100 public schools in the US are named for Confederate leaders, with most of them clustered in the South.",
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        "raw_content": "Be awed by the magical world of biodiversity at the Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum. There are over 2,000 specimens and interactive displays; in particular, check out the three real and massive sauropod dinosaurs!\nAt Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum\nwww.lkcnhm.nus.edu.sg",
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        "raw_content": "Loans \u00bb Auto \u00bb Questions \u00bb What happens if I default on a car title loan?\nWhat happens if I default on a car title loan?\nUnfortunately, those who default on a car title loan often find their vehicles repossessed by their lender.\nCar title loans are a type of financing available to those with bad credit and poor financial histories. Unlike bad credit cash advances though, auto title loans are usually given for longer terms and slightly better interest rates. However, in order to satisfy the demand of bad credit borrowers, auto title lenders require that a car be put up as collateral for their money.\nCollateral is a lending mechanism used to secure a lender\u2019s money. In the event a borrower defaults, the lender can hope to reclaim their money by repossessing the collateral and liquidating it for cash.\nThe Repossession Timeline\nAccording to the Federal Trade Commission\u2019s facts on vehicle repossession, rules regarding repossession are dictated by individual states. While most contracts say repossession can occur immediately upon defaulting on an agreement, the definition of \u201cdefault\u201d sometimes varies state-to-state. Some states permit lenders to repossess vehicles after just one missed payment. Others require several missed payments.\nThe definition of default will be outlined in a borrower's contract.\nOnce a borrower defaults on their auto title loan, a lender is permitted to seize the borrower\u2019s vehicle at anytime, without notice, and they\u2019re permitted to come onto a borrower\u2019s property in order to do so.\nHowever, under no circumstances can a lender make threats of physical force against a borrower. Physical threats against other, non-collateralized property is also forbidden. That means if a borrower has their vehicle in a closed garage, a lender or Repossession Company is unable to physically pry the garage open.\nOnce a borrower\u2019s vehicle has been repossessed, the car title loan lender will sell it at auction. Any money acquired as a result of liquidating the vehicle at auction will go towards satisfying the remaining balance on the defaulted auto title loan.\nIf by chance the auction yields more money than the car title loan\u2019s balance, the lender is required to give that additional money back to the defaulted borrower.\nAny personal property that was in the vehicle upon repossession must be returned to the defaulted borrower as well.\nIs it Even Worth the Risk?\nGiven the possible consequence that comes with this type of financing, is it even worth the risk?\nCar title loans should be reserved only for those who are confident they can repay the debt. Those who have a steady flow of income and just need that extra surge of cash may find their services invaluable.\nAnd for those who don\u2019t have the credit reputation needed to qualify for money at traditional banks, vehicle-backed loans may be their only financing option.\nThe nice thing about modern technology is that consumers can apply for a car title loan quote and receive a lender's offer in a matter of hours. But there\u2019s no obligation to accept any offer, so consumers can freely weigh the pros and cons of any solicited offer.",
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        "raw_content": "Nastaran Soofi Siavash is the one-woman show behind The Wild Bunch. While the world of flowers has literally been engrained in her since birth (she was named after one), Nassi worked various jobs in admin, hospitality and art galleries before making the jump to be self-employed. Although she claims to still not know what to call herself, it's evident that Nassi is carving out her own success. When she's not designing custom arrangements out of her Strathcona studio, you can find her maintaining a charming retail corner of Gastown's Birds and the Beets, or delivering weekly bunches to to various restaurants in the city. I sat down with her to talk about the thrills and challenges of running a business, the ever-competitive floral industry and her goals for The Wild Bunch empire.\nYou seem to be so passionate about what you do. How did you get into this field?\n\"I\u2019m named after a flower, my sister is named after a flower, my mom is a poet. She was always using our names in poetry. I wasn\u2019t into it by any means, I was embarrassed, I\u2019d be like, \u2018Mom, stop doing that!\u2019 But it was always seeped into my awareness. My mom would have a big party and the very Persian thing to do was make a big table with flowers and fruit. Everything is very presentation forward. That kind of stuff is taken very seriously. So it was just something I naturally did.\"\nWhat was your experience with the floral industry before?\n\"I was never happy going to a flower shop I always felt like they were like, \u2018You don\u2019t know what YOU\u2019RE doing, we know what WE\u2019RE doing, it was an exclusive thing. A few things that happened kind of push me to think, \u2018Oh maybe I can do that for a living.\u2019\"\nOnce you made the decision to do it full-time, what steps did you take?\n\u201cI met with some florists in town and asked them, \u2018Can I work for you,\u2019 or \u2018Can I train under you?\u2019 and people generally said no. It\u2019s a very competitive industry. I got a very cold response from people. That\u2019s very much the floral industry \u2013 it\u2019s very guarded and territorial.\u201d\n\u201cBut that\u2019s changing as well. There\u2019s so many up and coming designers and young people who want to do it their own way \u2013 and obviously I\u2019m not going to operate at the level of Flower Factory \u2013 so there\u2019s a lot of room in this area for all of us to be. It just wasn\u2019t my experience coming into it three years ago.\u201d\nDid you take any courses or schooling to learn the craft?\n\"Yeah! At that time I was super embarrassed to claim to be self-taught so I took a course from this woman, Joan Johnson School of Floral Design. It was like, how do you do literally every clich\u00e9 flower arrangement, very old school floristry. But it was good, I learned about wiring from her and she\u2019s 75, so she knows what\u2019s up (laughs). After that I spent all my money buying flowers, just practicing and working at it. I would get a job here and there.\"\n\"While I would love to have more structure, it\u2019s always changing. Typically I get up and worry about what\u2019s happening at Birds and the Beets, what the space looks like. I source a lot because I don\u2019t have a cooler and I kind of like to just have fresh stuff all the time. I don\u2019t buy in case quantities, I buy in market style so I can just have a lot of different ingredients. That\u2019s part of my look. Sourcing is one of my favourite parts of the day because I get to go to different markets and basically shop for flowers.\"\nYou mentioned earlier about the competitive nature of the floral industry. How do you deal with that in your own work?\n\"I can only do what I can do and push myself in the ways I can. I think I\u2019m just doing something that only I can do. I\u2019ll continue to grow. I can\u2019t say, Flower Factory is my competition because we\u2019re completely different. I have a very niche thing, like floral styling. There\u2019s lots of people doing it and I can only do what I can do so I try not to worry about the rest of it.\"\nWhat challenges do you face with running your own business?\n\"Money. How to evaluate what I do, how to design for budgets. I design for what I think looks right, and I have to be able to manage expectations. I can always make anything work, but it\u2019s been difficult to try and make a living off of it when people just don\u2019t have the money to spend on this kind of stuff. I'm finding out that balance and trying to figure out how to make money and have fun. Being more business-minded is something I\u2019m constantly trying to work on. Maintaining that balance of art and business. There\u2019s just so much to do when it\u2019s just one person.\"\nWhere do you see yourself in the future? What goals do you have for The Wild Bunch?\n\"The business is growing, it\u2019s beyond me I\u2019m finding that it has a life of its own now and I\u2019m just trying to figure out what I want out of it. How I can make a living off it while still having my freedom and being able to be mobile. One thing I really need right now is a home base that is not my actual home base. 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        "raw_content": "Pathy Tshindele belongs to the new generation of Congolese artists. Most of them studied at the Fine Arts Academy, but Pathy says he had to unlearn what he'd been taught there to develop his own way of working. Tshindele's work straddles several artistic media, which he blends. He changes his medium whenever he feels that things become too easy for him. A way of being inventive in a country where art had two distinct poles: one that is static and academic, and the other, the popular painting that he grew up with from early childhood, and of which one sees traces in the event-oriented qualities of some of his canvases. The most important thing, he says, is to define an action, to question the world.\nThis ceaseless questioning led him to start, with his friends from the Eza Possibles collective, the \"Kinshasa Wenze Wenze\" artistic event in August 2003. It involved recovering wrecked cars from all over the city and turning them into sculptures. A way of questioning the decaying state of the city, the difficulties of everyday life, and the attitude of its inhabitants. It was a seminal moment and a shock for Kinshasa, especially as it was time for the Congolese to make a statement. The young artists made the most of this area of risk, confrontation and freedom that their creativity had offered them.\nTshindele's works can easily be understood. He borrows from situations, context, and especially from expressions and elements of the Kin language. He says that he is making a dictionary of this unwritten language, which is being made up from day to day. But in this respect, his paintings question things. They are like screams, like punches. They are related to a context, but a context in the broad sense of the word. Especially as Pathy says himself that issues related to race, nationality or even gender are the least of his worries, and that he feels he's citizen of the world.\nExhibition, Mus\u00e9e du Quai Branly, Paris, France",
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I have no doubt people do both.\nOf course, rational cyclists being willing to pay significantly more money to live on a good cycle route can be used as an easy justification for the construction of more cycle routes too. Let\u2019s imagine the \u00a3600,000 cost of the Quality Bike Corridor had delivered an excellent commuter route instead of a shocking waste of effort painting lanes under parked cars. That \u00a3600k would potentially have benefited local residents to the tune of \u00a32,000 per annum, per household. (Even giving up a bus pass is worth \u00a36000 per decade on your house value).\nIf just 300 households were able to give up a car as a result of the provision of a Dutch-class segregated cycle route at that price, it would deliver a return on investment *in the first year*.\nEven better, the money people stop spending on cars when the council builds a segregated cycle facility feeds directly into the economy \u2013 perhaps largely the local economy. Is this why cities that do build world-class facilities see such a dramatic rise in the turnover of local business?\nYou may find talk of inflated house prices improbable, but there\u2019s good evidence from the school catchment system that parents have been paying up to \u00a3200,000 more for comparable properties with better schools (the average is apparently around a 20% premium, although that article is a few years old).\nBecause there\u2019s no firm line separating \u201cpeople close enough to use this cycle facility\u201d from \u201cpeople not allowed to use this cycle facility\u201d, you wouldn\u2019t expect a sharp, easily detectable price jump in the same way that catchments have. However, there must be a good masters or PhD. thesis in measuring the effect.\nHouses identical to ours (with bigger gardens) go for six figures less in Fife than they do here. We\u2019re also buying into a good school catchment, but our budget definitely included a \u201ccycling premium\u201d.\nDoesn\u2019t yours?\n4 Comments | Tags: Edinburgh Housing Infrastructure Social Comment Utility\nI like your thinking, but I think the problem is that even if you have a beautiful set of cycling facilities outside your house, it doesn\u2019t guarantee that you could get where you want to go on nice facilities. You\u2019ll inevitably get dumped out onto a 12 lane roundabout.\nNow, a whole city / suburbs with good cycling facilities might be a game changer. Interestingly, I can\u2019t believe that anyone wants to live somewhere where they can only get around in the car and their kids have to run across dual carriageways, however, trying to get anyone to agree to the small steps to avoid this seems impossible. Perhaps some vision from government?\nPartial coverage should still justify a price premium. We\u2019re a good example of this because my better half does not benefit from continuous cycle provision (i.e. from Currie to Edinburgh University) and consequently we have higher car use than we might. Our house would be worth even more if such a cycle facility existed (to be fair, we bought the house partly in the foreknowledge that the university gig is fixed-length).\nThe point you make is extremely valid however. Look at the original plan for Leith Walk, which segregated cyclists riding between the two roundabouts of certain death. It had almost zero value because the entrance requirement (being willing to ride around the roundabouts) completely excluded everyone who would really benefit from segregation.\nLonger facilities connect exponentially larger numbers of homes and businesses, so their value increases exponentially. This is why it\u2019s so important for the council to get proper segregated links between, say, the Union Canal and NEPN sorted out\u2026\nI guess I\u2019m not as convinced by my job security as you are. I\u2019ve figured that if I sell my car and buy a similar one, I\u2019ll be about 5k down. I\u2019ve held off selling my car (my wife also owns one) despite being able to cycle to work (or catch a train if I\u2019m really ill) every day. That\u2019s because there are several places round here (Aldershot) I couldn\u2019t 100% cycle commute to and I want to hedge my bets against having to get another job.\nGood point. 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        "raw_content": "Food with high acidity of the stomach\nFundamentals of clinical nutrition was born with the advent of the basics of medical science. Medicinal properties of some products for centuries successfully used healers, and doctors. For diseases of the digestive system nutrition plays a primary role is difficult \u2014 almost 50% for the treatment of severe diseases depends on a properly composed diet.\nOptimally balanced diet with high acidity of the stomach can permanently get rid of discomfort and to normalize metabolic and protective properties of the organism. This means that timely \u00abhealthy\u00bb food will not allow the disease to worsen again, and the constant restriction of some products to save people from having to take medication.\nThe role of nutrition in the acidity of the stomach\nIf you completely eliminate all diseases and conditions, accompanied by increased acidity of gastric juice, then the excess of hydrochloric acid depends on the nature of power.\nWhat diseases need to be excluded in the treatment of hyperacidity?\nInflammation of the mucous membrane of the stomach (antral gastritis).\nInflammatory disease of the digestive glands (the pancreas).\nViolation of metabolic processes in the body and diseases of the nervous system (uncompensated diabetes, neurosis).\nGenetic predisposition to diseases of the digestive system.\nNamely hydrochloric acid (HCL) in the norm causes the pH of the stomach. That was not a pronounced corrosive effect on the delicate membrane of the stomach produces mucus, which protects it from damage. The excess of acid affects the processing of food and often appears of the constant heartburn.\nSome foods stimulate the glands that produce HCL, as they are part of a substance, irritating the nerve endings of the mucous membrane of the stomach. Constantly eating such foods and dishes from them can not only temporarily cause an increase in acidity, but also cause chronic diseases of the digestive system. But another group of nutrients, on the contrary, soothes the work of these glands, normalizes the acidity of the digestive system and protects the linings of the stomach. In some cases it is sufficient that the products just don\u2019t irritate the gland.\nOn the basis of the impact of its products on the digestive organs were developed the principles of nutrition in the acidity of the stomach and gastritis. Depends on the whole process of treatment of the disease.\nWhat not to eat in the acidity of the stomach\nThere are two large groups of products that affect the increase in the level of hydrochloric acid.\nThe first group is the food that is contraindicated in diseases of the gastrointestinal tract, as it reduces the protective barrier of mucus, worsens the course of chronic diseases of the digestive system and intensifies them.\nThe second group is those dishes that you want to temporarily exclude for a period of treatment (fried, spicy, highly hot and cold).\nWhat is included in the diet at high acidity of the stomach, which is not there?\nSpicy sauces and condiments \u2014 chilli, garlic, mustard.\nIrritating the mucous membrane of the stomach fruits and vegetables \u2014 raw onions, radishes, radish, beans, tomatoes, sauerkraut, cucumbers, turnips, sour and unripe fruits.\nPickled and canned foods.\nAlcohol in any form and quantity.\nStrong tea and coffee irritate the glands of the stomach, they are at the time of treatment need to cancel. Sour hibiscus tea is also contraindicated.\nFatty and smoked food causes an increase of hydrochloric acid, they are also banned.\nSweets in any form. A large number of chocolate, pastries and ice cream not only impairs the stomach but also stimulates the production of gastric juices \u2014 HCL produced more, that provokes the appearance of heartburn.\nDairy products large percentage of fat content of cream, sour cream, cheese, and gravy of it is prohibited. With the exception of the sour milk, sour milk and yogurt \u2014 in the acidity of the stomach they are permitted, particularly those which improve the intestinal microflora.\nXerophagy and fast food increase the acidity, so sandwiches, hot dogs, cereal dry, Shawarma and snacks on the go are excluded.\nNourishing soups, entrees with fried, copious amounts of fatty meat.\nFatty meat varieties pork, duck, goose, lamb.\nREAD Constant gnawing pain and a burning sensation in the chest\nThe list may grow or shrink depending on the individual characteristics of the organism and the opportunity to respond to some food.\nWhat you can eat in the acidity of the stomach\nNot all delicious foods in the acidity of the stomach are excluded. Of the remainder, it is possible to prepare optimal meals not only for digestion. Everything is allowed that is not forbidden, but without overeating!\nAlmost all cereals, except for barley and quick cooking.\nFrom meat products is allowed chicken without skin, veal, rabbit, lean beef.\nAny pasta except for noodles for fast food.\nVegetables and herbs as raw and boiled. The diet should be more berries and products from them \u2014 kissel, compote, baked fruit.\nLow-fat milk, cottage cheese and sour cream \u2014 just filling food.\nSweets \u2014 honey, jam, candy, cookies from nesdobnoe test. How to take honey in the acidity of the stomach? It should not be consumed on an empty stomach and many. Better after eating dissolve 1-2 tablespoons into a herbal tea three times a day (but not boiling water, otherwise the honey will lose its useful properties).\nSoups, any except the rich.\nShiitake mushrooms, mushrooms, wands.\nDrinks \u2014 herbal tea, non acidic juice, water, jelly, cocoa.\nApproximate menu in the acidity of the stomach\nHow to make a menu, so not easy to reduce acidity, but also to normalize the feeling? The optimal solution is to consult with a dietitian, who preferences and individual tolerance products will select the diet both during treatment and outside of an exacerbation.\nREAD Candidal esophagitis: causes, symptoms, treatment\nApproximately what menu it is possible to make following a diet for high stomach acidity?\nBreakfast: boiled noodles with steamed meat Patty and salad. Tea with marmalade.\nSecond Breakfast: baked Apple with berries and honey, milk and cookies.\nVegetarian soup with vegetables, boiled potatoes with fish, juice and cookies.\nSnack: cottage cheese with sour cream and sugar, herbal tea with honey.\nBuckwheat porridge with grilled mushrooms and vegetables, tea with marshmallows.\nAt least 2 hours before bedtime can drink a glass of milk with a slice of yesterday\u2019s white bread.\nSometimes it is difficult to optimally pick up your diet in the acidity of the stomach, but the menu should always be established after a full examination and consultation with specialists. A good and proper combination of foods is half the treatment on the road to recovery.\nDiet for high cholesterol in men\nDiet for high cholesterol in women\nHigh cholesterol: a diet table\nDiet for high uric acid in the blood: the menu for the day",
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        "raw_content": "If you have been in any of my classes for very long, I\u2019m sure you have heard me say \u201cthis is one of my favorite scriptures\u201d or \u201cthis is one of my favorite books of the Bible\u201d or some similar claim. It doesn\u2019t take long to realize that no matter what I\u2019m reading or teaching on, if it\u2019s from the Bible I\u2019m claiming it as \u201cone of my faves.\u201d I love it all! I can\u2019t pick just ONE life verse because I need every single word of scripture in my life. I don\u2019t have just ONE favorite book because I need them all to fully understand the Christian life. I couldn\u2019t possibly choose just ONE favorite character, because every single name in scripture has its place and there are too many who have taught me some very valuable lessons.\nHaving explained that, the book of Ruth is one of my favorite books in scripture and Ruth is one of my favorite characters! The entire account of Ruth, Naomi and Boaz is fascinating. The picture that it gives us of the redemptive work of Jesus Christ is beautiful to watch unfold. I highly recommend that you do a study through the book of Ruth sometime. Ruth\u2019s (and Naomi\u2019s) story begins with a whole lot of trials, sorrow, loss and pain. Both women experienced significant loss. Naomi first lost her home along with her friends and family during a famine. She and her husband make a new home and eventually she loses her husband and then both of her sons. Ruth was married to one of those sons. So, Ruth has lost her father-in-law and brother-in-law along with her own husband. Naomi decides to go back to her home among God\u2019s people and Ruth insists on going with her. This act has now cost Ruth her own home, family and lifelong friends that she will leave behind. Loss. Grief. Heartache.\nMost of us have experienced some sort of big loss in our lives. We have all experienced trials that have the potential to weigh us down and steal our joy. God has used this story of Ruth and Naomi over the years to help me have some perspective when going through these major sorrows. Even though the loss and trial were nearly identical for these two women, they responded in two completely different ways.\nNaomi became so wrapped up in her sorrow that she felt cursed by God and became very bitter. She says in chapter 1 verse 13 that \u201cthings are far more bitter for me than for you, because the Lord Himself has raised His fist against me.\u201d Then, when she arrives back home to Bethlehem, she tells her friends and family in verse 20 \u201cDon\u2019t call me Naomi\u2026 instead call me Mara, for the Almighty has made life very bitter for me.\u201d The name \u201cMara\u201d actually means \u201cbitter\u201d, changed from her given name, \u201cNaomi\u201d which means \u201cpleasant.\u201d Naomi allowed the trials in her life to completely change her identity! Bitterness will turn you into someone that you never wanted to be. Bitterness happens when we blame God instead of trusting God. It takes root in our lives when we act like we are alone in our suffering and don\u2019t let anyone in to help. She was miserable, just existing through the rest of her days, dwelling on all she had lost. She was so caught up in the past and her own hurt that she couldn\u2019t even enjoy the beauty of the relationship God had given her with her daughter-in-law, Ruth. That is a sad existence.\nI don\u2019t want to be like Naomi. I want to learn from Ruth and follow her example. In the middle of her hurts and sorrows, she strives to be an encouragement to Naomi. She refuses to leave her bitter Mother-in-Law. Her famous monologue is seen in chapter 1 verse 16 when Ruth pleads with Naomi saying \u201cDon\u2019t ask me to leave you and turn back. Wherever you go, I will go; wherever you live, I will live. Your people will be my people, and your God will be my God. Wherever you die, I will die, and there I will be buried.\u201d While Naomi was blaming God for her wretched circumstances, Ruth was running to God and finding comfort with His people. The book continues to show Ruth as a hard worker, providing for her Mother-in-law and herself. I never see her complain. Rather, I see her faithful resolve to trust God through the circumstance, come what may. I want to be like Ruth. Eyes on my God, not on my problems.\nI shared briefly in my last blog that my childhood was filled with change and trials. There were seasons where it was really good, but then there were seasons where it was all I could do to put one foot in front of the other. One of those seasons came when I was 15 years old. I was already two years in to a struggle with some major trials happening in my home and family. I had already immersed myself into the church, surrounding myself with Christian leaders and friends. I spent every minute possible at my great grandparent\u2019s house. They were the two people that I was closest to in my life. Then, suddenly, with absolutely no warning, my grandmother was gone. There are certain moments in your life, good or bad, that are so etched in your memory that every detail feels like it happened yesterday. This is one of those memories.\nI went to church on Wednesday night like I always did. As was my custom, I went to grandma and grandpa\u2019s house to hang out before and after church. They lived right next door, so the two were almost synonymous to me. When it was time to leave, I gave her a huge hug, told her I loved her, and we went home. The next day, Gramps shows up at the school to pick us up at 3:00 like he nearly always did. Except, this time grandma wasn\u2019t with him. One of my cousins had come to pick up his nephew, and before we left he stopped by the car to talk. He asked about where grandma was and the only answer was a shaky, \u201cshe\u2019s in the hospital\u201d. Wait, what? So we all hopped into my cousins car and he took us home so that Gramps could get back to the hospital. At this point all I knew was she must be sick and we\u2019d find out later what was going on and when she\u2019d get to come home. I prayed for her but wasn\u2019t really worried. Then the phone call came. My aunt called my dad later that day to let him know that Grandma had a ruptured aneurysm. She had been unconscious since they ambulance picked her up and she never woke up. They kept her on machines long enough for everyone to say their goodbyes. I remember running over to my best friend\u2019s house and just crying and crying. I couldn\u2019t handle this, not now. I desperately needed my grandmother. It\u2019s been 24 years now and life is still so hard without her. I came back home after a while and asked to go to the hospital to see her one last time. The turmoil going on in my teenage self was more than I could handle. I was completely broken and faced with a Ruth and Naomi situation. I had to make a choice about how I was going to get through this. I remember spending a lot of time alone in my room for a while. I didn\u2019t really want to talk about it. During that time, I read my Bible. I wrote out my thoughts. I prayed. I listened to Christian music. I kept going to church and youth group, continuing to grow and rest in God\u2019s truth.\nI wish I could say that I always respond to my sorrows the way Ruth did. Sometimes, I am far more like Naomi. There have been many times throughout my life that I have given in to bitterness. Thankfully, there\u2019s more to the story as you\u2019ll soon discover when you study the book of Ruth. Here\u2019s the punchline: JESUS REDEEMED IT ALL! He redeemed the bad attitude of Naomi. He redeemed the sorrow they were both living in. He has redeemed my life, forgiven my sins, given me the promise of eternal life with Him one day. So, even when I fail and wallow in my bitterness sometimes, I can ALWAYS crawl up in the arms of my Savior and remember that He has already taken care of all the details of my life. I can trust Him completely, regardless of my circumstances. I can live in full obedience, even when life is tough. 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        "raw_content": "It's Friday, and I'm talking football, and my new book...\nIt's been a slow writing week, but at least I know what I'm writing now; I have a plot, I have characters, I have a clear idea of where this book is going. It's just that my concentration levels have been questionable lately. But that's my own fault - I've had a lot on my mind, and I've let those things take over and distract me. And seeing as it's Friday I can't imagine that my concentration is going to come cartwheeling back today, but stranger things have happened.\nHowever, after months of faffing about with a book I just didn't feel comfortable writing, at least now I'm back on familiar territory, writing a book I feel more than comfortable writing. And do you know how I knew that this was the right book to be working on now? Because I can picture it in my head as a movie. I think I've mentioned this in a previous post a while back, that I try to visualise scenes in my books as though they were movie scenes and if I can do that, if I can picture that in my head then I know I'm on the right track. And as I lay in bed last night, relaxed for the first time in a long time (and, I have to say, ecstatically happy that Ian Beale has finally taken off that bloody hat he's been wearing on Eastenders for about a month now - I can't begin to tell you how irritating that hat was becoming) I began to imagine the opening scenes of my book as if they were playing out on a movie or TV screen. And they worked! I could visualise the characters, I even had a soundtrack in my head, and you have no idea how relieved that made me feel.\nFor months I'd been playing about with a Christmas romance, rewriting it over and over again but still it never felt right, whereas with this new book, I know I'm on the right track. I tell you, I've never breathed such a huge sigh of relief. I honestly thought my writing mojo had buggered off completely. But no. It appears that it was just testing me.\nSo, I'm now immersing myself in the world of football. Because that's the world in which my new book is to be set. Now, I know I might give out the idea that I really couldn't care less about a game that sees a group of grown men kicking a ball round a field for 90 minutes, and when it starts to interfere with Coronation Street, as it's doing tonight (I care not a jot about Chelsea's cup run, but I do care about what happens to Tyrone in Corrie!), I couldn't. I really couldn't care less. But, believe it or not, I'm actually a bit of a secret football fan. Have been since I was quite young, actually. I have very happy memories of Saturday nights sitting snuggled on the sofa with my dad when I was little, watching 'Match of the Day' while he tried to explain the offside rule to me - and I still don't fully understand it, but there you go. I was a season ticket holder at Newcastle United (much to my Sunderland supporting husband's disgust!), I've met numerous famous players from Gary Lineker to Peter Reid (who's a lovely, lovely man, I have to say), visited a local news programme to see how they put together their sports bulletin and spent time at local radio station, Metro Radio, on a couple of Saturday afternoons back in the 1980s, sitting in with them as they did their afternoon football programme. I've spent nights on the terraces watching Newcastle get beaten by Manchester United or Arsenal in re-arranged evening matches, and I've cried when England got knocked out of the World Cup in 1990 in a semi-final that, quite frankly, drained me. Took me days to get over that tournament.\nSo, I don't really dislike the sport. I dislike the way it's become more money-focused; I dislike the way players seem to be a lot more arrogant than they used to be purely because they think the ridiculously inflated wages they earn seem to give them some kind of \"God\" status. I hate all that. Back in the good old days of football few players were deemed \"celebrities\" and few earned the stupid money players earn today. There was George Best, of course, but he was the exception. Back then players went out and played football because they loved the game. I'm not saying they don't now, but they're more money-driven these days. Back then games used to be played in all kinds of weathers, even snow. I remember watching many a 'Match of the Day' in the winter months where they'd just shove them out onto the snow-covered pitch with a bright orange ball and tell them to get on with it. When you look back at old footage of matches from the 70s and 80s the state of the pitches was unbelievable! They played in mud baths half the time, but nobody had a problem with that. These days, pitches seem to have to be immaculate before any of these men can set foot on them. Players are treat more like prima donnas than they used to be, or that's the way it seems to me.\nBut, I do still actually enjoy watching a good game of football, with the emphasis on the word \"good\". I'm married to an ardent football supporter so I've got no choice but to engage in football-related conversation now and again, even if Sunderland's latest signing isn't top of my list of priorities at that particular time. One day my husband will learn that, during 'Holby City', I have no interest whatsoever in Martin O'Neill's team choices.\nSo, is it that secret love of the \"beautiful game\" that made me want to write this new book of mine? Subconsciously, maybe. But, when all's said and done, the story just came to me when I was idly watching a match on TV one afternoon, and the idea just grew.\nI'm currently reading 'I Am The Secret Footballer', a book written by a professional footballer whose identity is, as the title suggests, being kept tightly under wraps, because he's still playing. This book started out as columns written for The Guardian newspaper, and it's a book which gives us an insight into the football world from someone who's been there, done that, and worn the football strip. He tells us things that maybe we aren't supposed to know about, hence the secret bit. He gives us his opinions on fellow players, managers, even that very recent phenomenon the WAG.\nAn interesting insight into the world of professional football\nAnd what he's doing for me, in particular, is helping me with research I couldn't possibly have got from anywhere else, unless me dad was Terry Venables or something. It's incredibly interesting. Well, to me it is, anyway. I'm enjoying it, and at a time when I need to have my football-loving head on, the timing of its release couldn't have been better.\nNow, please don't be put off by the football theme in this new book of mine. It isn't about the world of football as such, it's just set in and around the game. The main male character is a professional player, and the main female character has been involved in the sport in some way or another all her life, but the story is first and foremost a romance. A sexy romance, a dark romance. It's going to be story of fame, self-destruction, hope, and, yes, lust. Quite a bit of that. But all set against the backdrop of top-flight football, because this game is giving me characters I am loving creating! Larger-than-life and not that far from reality. Believe me...\nLabels: football, new book, soccer, The Secret Footballer, Writing\nX Factor Monday, and a couple of bonus movie reviews.\nOK. Last Saturday's 'X Factor'. Where do I start? Alright. We'll start at the beginning. That first bloke from Essex, the one with the blond hair and fake tan; just one word - why??? Was I listening to a completely different programme or something? I mean, I know I've got a slightly blocked left ear but I'm absolutely positive it hasn't turned me tone deaf. He couldn't sing! Oh, sorry, I almost forgot - he's the \"entertainment value\" contestant, isn't he? Potential fodder to be cut before Boot Camp even begins, or maybe not... After all, there's usually a novelty contestant thrown into the mix somewhere along the way, isn't there? Although, I have actually heard rumours that we won't be seeing many of those this year. Hmm... we'll see...\nAnyway, back to last Saturday's programme... What the hell was going on with those auditions in Newcastle???? Mind you, I shouldn't have been surprised that they'd decided to make the north east look as if it was a \"talent free zone\", as Nicole Scherzinger so nicely put it. How dare she! We gave the world Cheryl Cole... OK. That's not a great example of the talent the north east can turn out, but Ant and Dec are always good value!!\nMy mother was actually so disgusted at 'X Factor's' portrayal of us here in the north east that she's refusing to watch it anymore, whereas me and my hubby actually found it hilarious! Because we know that we aren't all weirdo's and attention seekers with a worrying delusional streak that makes some people think they sound like Whitney Houston. We just provided a large slice of the entertainment on Saturday night, that was all. I'm sure some pretty decent singers turned up to Newcastle Arena for those auditions, but they don't make as good telly as some bloke with a carrier bag containing his packed lunch who absolutely murdered Journey's 'Don't Stop Believing' (understatement of the year - I still think he only turned up for a bet, at least, that's what I'm hoping), and some girl who, really, should not have been allowed anywhere near those auditions. Not only was her outfit questionable, but her voice... it was making me ears bleed! What was her mother thinking? Hadn't she heard her daughter sing before? Did she honestly think that sound was a pleasant one? She got four no's - unsurprisingly. All I can say is, thank the Lord for the young lad at the end of the show who actually managed to make a Tulisa song listenable. And proved that we north easterners do have talent! ;-)\nRight, so, that was the early part of Saturday night sorted. What did we do once 'X Factor' had finished then? We watched 'The Inbetweeners Movie', that's what. And what did I think of it? Well, not much of a plot to speak of, but I wasn't exactly expecting anything brain-taxing. However, after speed-watching all three series of 'The Inbetweeners' over the past couple of weeks I was really looking forward to seeing this movie - and it didn't disappoint. It was very childish, very silly, extremely crude, and bloody hilarious! Not sure what that says about my sense of humour but I loved it! Got quite a soft spot for those four characters now. I mean, in all honesty, the film is nothing but an extended version of the TV shows as Jay, Simon, Will and Neil take their first lads' holiday abroad, getting up to everything that I suspect goes on on a lads' holiday abroad (not having been on one meself, I'm only guessing, but I reckon this film just about summed it up!), but for fans of the show, I reckon they got it just right. Definitely not for everyone, but I thought it was a great way to while away an hour and a half on a Saturday night. And, I have to say, I'm really crossing my fingers that those four characters make a reappearance some time in the future. I'm actually missing them...\nAnd last night, due to there being absolutely nothing on TV, apart from the Hairy Bikers' Mississippi Adventure on the Good Food Channel but I've SKY +'d that, and that rather good drama on ITV, 'The Last Weekend' (wish they'd put all 3 episodes on one after the other though - dying to know what happens and haven't really got the patience to wait another week!) we decided to watch another film. But we decided to go for a completely different genre this time - horror. Well, a horror movie with a difference, to be honest. Because 'The Cabin in the Woods' isn't really an ordinary horror film. It starts off with scenes that, at first, make you wonder if you're actually watching the right movie, then when it finally gets going it looks as though it's going to follow the same formula that all these kinds of movies follows - five friends head off in their RV to a remote cabin by a creepy lake for a weekend of... well, let's put it this way, it wasn't the weekend they were expecting, and this certainly wasn't the kind of film I was expecting. It was much better than that! I'd read, while doing a little bit of research into this film, that the less you know about the movie the more you'll enjoy it, and that was certainly true in my opinion. I'd decided not to read any reviews about it for fear of spoilers, because I'd heard there was more than a twist to this film, and I'm glad I made that decision. Knowing too much about what's going to happen will ruin it, I promise you. All I can say is that you may think you know where this movie is heading, but you don't. Not unless you're my hubby who insists on trying to guess the ending of everything and, although he actually did almost sort-of predict the ending to this, it's the kind of movie that makes that kind of thing a whole lot harder to predict. He didn't enjoy it half as much as I did - he actually said that he thought it was poor, considering the hype it received when it was first released - but I absolutely loved it! Yes, it's a little bit overloaded with blood and gore at some points, and at times it's hard to believe what you're actually looking at, but at the same time you can't tear your eyes away as you frantically try to work out just where the hell this is all going. And where it ended up was certainly a surprise to me.\nIf you like films such as the 'Final Destination' series (which I'm a huge fan of) then you might just like 'The Cabin in the Woods' - a movie which has seemingly turned that genre right on its head.\nOK. That's me done here for today I think. Time to get back to the 'Only Fools and Horses' weekend on GOLD and maybe do a little bit of reading. It's a typically rainy Bank Holiday Monday so a cup of tea wouldn't go amiss either... oh, and seeing as tonight's TV appears to be just as dismal as the past couple of evenings, it looks as though we'll be watching another movie. So, what do we fancy this time...?\nLabels: movie reviews, North East of England, The Cabin in the Woods., The Inbetweeners Movie, The X Factor\nYes, I've changed my mind again! So, the next book from me is going to be about...?\nOK. So, I mentioned yesterday on Twitter and Facebook that plans have changed a little bit around here. And they have. As far as what I'm writing at the minute is concerned, anyway. That's all. Nothing major has happened, no huge exciting announcement or anything like that. Just me making another one of those decisions that involves ditching the book I'm currently writing to move onto another one. Yes, it's happened again.\nMost of you will know that I have been writing a Christmas romance, set in Lapland, that I'd hoped to have out by late November. However, you can scratch that now. It won't be happening. Not this year, anyway. Why? Well, a number of reasons, really. But the main one being I just wasn't \"feeling\" the book. It's hard to explain, to be honest, but I just wasn't enjoying writing the story, wasn't clicking with the characters and, even after several re-writes and plot changes, it still wasn't happening. Although I persevered because I'd told everyone I was writing this Christmas romance so I had to finish it, didn't I?\nWell, that's what I thought, at first. That I should just get on with it and maybe one day everything would just fall into place. But, it hasn't. And I've lost enough sleep and stressed out for more hours than I care to think about with regard to this book so, after moaning for a good half hour to my very tolerant husband (who actually claimed he understood my reasons for putting this book to one side for now - although, he might have just been saying that to humour me, I don't know...) I made the decision to shelve the Christmas romance for now. I'm not saying it won't ever get written - there is a good story there, and I had the bare bones of it, but I just couldn't get it to where it needed to be. Not yet. So, maybe coming back to it next year is a better idea, rather than just banging out a book because I promised everyone there'd be one. I don't want to be that kind of writer.\nSo, instead of writing the book I felt I had to write, I'm now writing the book I want to write. And I can't promise this new one will be out before Christmas - although I'd love to catch the lucrative Christmas market, of course I would - but it certainly won't be long after. I've already got a cover, a title, great characters and a story I am loving writing. This book feels like the one I should've been writing as soon as 'Illusions of Love' was finished. The idea was already there, this little seed planted in my mind and, if I'm being completely honest with myself, part of the reason I couldn't concentrate on writing the Christmas book was because I was too busy thinking about this new one. It was always on my mind; the characters, the story, this cover image I'd seen that I just knew I had to have. That's when I realised I couldn't continue with the Christmas novel, because, if I did, it really wasn't going to be the book I wanted to release.\nBut, it will get written. Just, not yet. So, just what is this new book that's caused me to shelve that promised festive offering? Well, and don't be put off by the subject matter here, it's going to be a romance very much in the style of my novels 'No Matter What', 'See You At The Show', and 'Illusions of Love' - a sexy, edgy, romance. Very sexy. Think Jackie Collins and Jilly Cooper, but in my own style. And it's going to be based around the world of professional football, or soccer, if you're from the USA. And I'm really excited about writing it, because the plot came so easy to me, the characters almost wrote themselves, and I've gone from writing a book I just couldn't get into to having a book with a title, a cover, a great story (in my opinion - I'll have to wait and see what everyone else thinks about that!) and strong characters. A book I really want to write.\nMy next book is set in the world of professional football.\nSo, I apologise to everyone who was looking forward to that promised Christmas romance, but I'm sure you understand why, yet again, I've changed my plans to write a completely different book. I just did not want to release something I myself wasn't happy with. Something I hadn't really enjoyed writing. As an author I think you do genuinely know when something feels right, when that story is clicking and those characters are working, and if they're not, you just don't write it.\nSo, get ready for a sexy ride through the world of professional football, because that's what you're going to be getting next from me. I've gone back to what I love writing most - the sexy and edgy side of romance, and I just hope it's going to be a story that people will love. For now, though, I've got a lot of writing to be getting on with, so, if you'll excuse me, I've got to go and research some ball skills...\nLabels: edgy romance, football, new book, sexy romance, soccer\nTen things I couldn't live without...\nI've been tagged by my lovely friend and fellow author Amanda Egan (@Mummy_Misfit) to name ten things I couldn't live without - my ten essentials. You can read Amanda's here on her own blog, and you can also check out her three books over on Amazon. And I highly recommend that you do. :)\nAnyway, here they are - my ten essentials. Ten things I just can't live without...\nAn obvious one this one, I know, but I really couldn't live without him. I love him to bits. He's a wonderful, extremely tolerant, very patient man who puts up with me, supports me, and loves me. And that's not an easy job sometimes! He's also a genius when it comes to computers and anything technical, and if it wasn't for him, I would have no book covers, no idea how to format anything, and absolutely no books published! He does all of that for me, and I am so, so grateful. So grateful.\n2. My dog, Archie.\nArchie, having a tough day at the office...\nHe's my best friend. He's five years old now and every single day over these past five years he has made us smile, made us laugh, and brought so much joy to our lives. I have no children, so I am probably guilty of sometimes treating him like my \"baby\", but I love him so much. Even when he decides to play up right when I'm in the middle of trying to write an important chapter...\n3. My iPod.\nMusic is probably one of the most important things in my life. It calms me down, makes me smile, brings back memories - but most of all it inspires me. I've written novels that have a specific soundtrack to them so music is an extremely important part of writing life too. I can't write in silence - I have to have music there in the background to set the mood and create scenes. And my iPod now means I can listen to the music I love anywhere I want, and if I ever lost it, and the thousands of songs stored on it, I'd be devastated!\nSorry, but I love my TV. I don't have a social life to speak of, so, television is my form of relaxation, my escapism. I wouldn't say I sit there night after night glued to the thing not speaking to my husband because that's not true. A lot of the time it's on in the background while we're chatting. But there are exceptions - if 'Holby City', 'Waterloo Road' or 'Person of Interest' is on then I'm not all that big on conversation for the duration of those programmes. So, I couldn't really live without my TV... Not for a long period of time, anyway...\nI have been reading since I was old enough to hold a book. I've always loved it, and I'll continue to have a love of reading for the rest of my life. I have read so many fabulous books that have transported me to other worlds, given me hours of fantastic escapism, made me lose myself in them so much that dragging myself back to reality becomes one huge chore. From Enid Blyton to JK Rowling, Jackie Collins to James Herbert, I'll read anything with a great story that grabs me, and now thanks to the Kindle I can have more books than I can shake a stick at right there at my fingertips! Brilliant! Can't live without mine now...\nFor a number of reasons, really. Not only does it mean I can keep in touch with people that I may not see all that often anymore, it's also where I sell my books, how I manage to publish my books... it's an extremely important part of my life. I've also met some amazing people through Facebook and Twitter, so take that away from me now and it would be a huge, huge miss. It's also a very useful tool for settling arguments. If me and hubby ever disagree over something now, we just Google it and see who's right within seconds... and it's usually me! ;)\nI should be able to live without it, but I can't. Or I won't, and it's probably the latter, but, come on. A little bit of what you fancy does you good, doesn't it?\n8. A nice cup of tea.\nSounds boring, maybe, but take my tea away from me and you're left with one very unhappy woman. I can't start the day without it, I drink a fair few cups of it throughout the course of the day, and I particularly like to relax in the evening with a big mug of it whilst watching the soaps. Heaven! I'm not a huge coffee drinker, but I do love my tea. A lot!\n9. My slippers.\nMy slippers... with Archie in the background!\nI'm beginning to sound more middle-aged by the second here, aren't I? But I do love my slippers! I've always, always had a lovely cosy pair of slippers, and nothing's going to change that. Enough said, I think...\n10. Moisturiser.\nI have very dry skin, so this is an absolute essential for me. I'm also past 40 now so I'm slightly obsessed with trying to keep the wrinkles and lines at bay, although my budget doesn't exactly run to anything fancy. Plain old Nivea or Dove for me, I'm afraid, but it does the job. My skin would definitely be lost without it!\nSo, there you have it. Probably not the most exciting ten things you've ever seen, but they're just some of the things I couldn't live without, although, if I sat here for long enough I could probably think of a dozen or so more.\nAnyone else got anything they really can't live without? Feel free to share, but I'm off to hang out some washing now before the rain starts again... don't you just love the good old British summer...\nLabels: Books, favourite things, iPod, Kindle, tea, TV\nIt's that time of year again - X Factor's back!\nNow, I know I've said it time and time again - that I'm definitely not going to be watching the X Factor this year. But, guess what? Yep. I'm watching it. I can't help it, and I know I run the risk of being shot down in flames by people who think only those with a minimum amount of brain cells watch this kind of stuff but, do you know what? They're wrong. Yes, it's annoying; yes, it makes me angry at times because I'm actually a lover of real music, a fan of legends like Pink Floyd and Queen to name but a few, and I really do hate to see manufactured bands being put together in such a blatant way in front of our eyes (mentioning no bands in particular, One Direction...) or people being told they can sing when, actually, they sound just like a million others who've come before them, but X Factor is watched by a hell of a lot of people for probably a hundred different reasons. So, don't judge anyone by what programmes they watch on TV, alright? I'm not a TV snob, and I'm not keen on those who are. I'm off me soap box now...\nHowever, in order for me to get even a modicum of enjoyment out of this programme, I have to come at it from a different angle - and treat it as an entertainment programme, nothing more, nothing less. And Saturday night TV needs entertainment programmes. So, yes, despite my moaning and whinging, I'll be watching this series along with the millions of others who'll be watching it. However, I'm going to give myself a reason to watch it and use it as a vehicle to give me a specific Monday blog subject - from now until this series announces its winner, every Monday on my blog will be X Factor Monday! I'll be talking about that Saturday's programme; who I liked, who I didn't think was all that, who annoyed me on the judging panel, etc., etc. You get my drift? Of course, this will get a lot more interesting once we're past the audition rounds, but, there was still one or two things to talk about from Saturday's show.\nMind you, it was an interesting start for me. There I was, all settled on the sofa, resigned to the fact I'd just let myself get sucked in for another season, and yes, I'd done nothing but moan since the opening titles, so it was almost karma when a power cut hit half our town. Yep, ten minutes into X Factor 2012 and our electricity goes off. It was like someone up there was listening to me and saying \"Okay, you're moaning about watching this again, so, tell you what, you don't have to watch it anymore!\" It wouldn't have bothered me usually - we're used to it where we live here in Crook, a small market town in South West Durham. We've had loads of power cuts over the 5 years we've lived here. I swear the cables are stuck together with gaffer tape, it's that erratic. But Saturday night wasn't just X Factor night, it was also my birthday. And 'Casualty' was back too after its enforced absence from our screens due to the Olympics. So I wasn't all that happy, I can tell you, about the prospect of spending what was left of my birthday playing cards by candle light and listening to some debate on the battery-powered radio about the sugar content in cereal bars! But, after just an hour, and me managing to beat my husband at a couple of games of cards, the power came back on, and thanks to the fact we have an ITV1+1 channel, we managed to resume our viewing of the X Factor.\nAnd, to be completely honest, there wasn't a lot that grabbed me in this first round of auditions. Although, an audition from a young lady who claimed to be a Pink impersonator threw up a few interesting points. First song she sang was 'So What?' by Pink, after she'd spent a good 5 minutes telling the judges that she was trying to shake the whole Pink thing and find her own identity. And I didn't think she was all that good, to be honest. And she didn't get that much better with the second song they let her sing - which wasn't a Pink song. But it was what happened afterwards that was interesting. Her audition wasn't successful, and to cut a long story short she kicked off - big time. The judges told her she shouldn't have come out and sang a Pink song and she should try and find her own identity, which is when this young lady said that they had asked her to sing a Pink song, she hadn't wanted to. Tulisa (don't get me started...) claimed none of the judges had asked her to sing a Pink song, which they hadn't, but I don't think that's what this girl meant. She meant the producers, or whoever decides these things, had asked her to sing a Pink song, probably because they knew there was a potential for a kick off and therefore some decent TV. I've heard rumours of this before, of people being told to sing certain songs even if they don't really want to and whilst it's never been proved, of course, I think the intelligent ones amongst us know that these type of TV programmes need some kind of confrontation or controversy in order to hike up the entertainment value. God forbid we should just get an hour and a bit of people who can actually sing trying to audition. That would never do, would it?\nAnyway, there actually was a little bit of talent in this first show of the new series - and they left her until the very end. I can't remember the girl's name (but I'm sure we'll be seeing more of her) but she was only 16 years old and she sang a song she'd written herself - and she sang it beautifully. It wasn't my cup of tea, to be honest, but there was no denying that this girl has a talent for songwriting, and a voice that can also sing those songs she writes. But, as I watched her, I couldn't help but feel that this was the wrong show for her. After all, that was probably the last time she'd ever be allowed to sing any of her own songs because, should she progress further, she'll more than likely be given covers of mindless pap to sing whilst they slowly try to turn her into a pop-music puppet, stripping any of her own identity away piece by piece in the process. Yes, I'm still a touch cynical about this whole thing, and that's never going to go away. It just makes me sad that a talented young lady has to turn to programmes like the X Factor in order to get herself noticed because there just aren't really any other avenues to take.\nOkay. Before I leave this Monday morning moan to go and crack on with this new book of mine (it's coming along, slowly!) let's talk about the judges we saw in this first programme, beginning with Louis Walsh. Not much to say about him really, he kind of blends into the background. Just hope he starts speaking his mind like he did last year - I started to find him quite amusing! Tulisa - like I said before, don't get me started. Not sure how this incredibly busy businesswoman/pop star/author/TV star manges to fit everything in, but I'd love to know how she's getting on with the first of her 3 upcoming novels because I'm finding it hard enough to write one when I've got bugger all else to do, never mind judge a TV show, perform, shoot videos, party every night. Then woman must be a multi-tasking superstar! (And I'm being incredibly sarcastic here, just incase you didn't know.) Nicole Scherzinger - quite like her, and I wish to God I looked like her! I think she's stunning! Gary Barlow - really hate saying anything bad about the poor bloke at this point in time, but I still don't like him as a judge. That's all. Oh, and the guest judge this week - Mel B, or Scary Spice. Couldn't bear the woman! Irritating to the hilt, and didn't really give out any constructive criticism, apart from telling one auditionee that she shouldn't be singing. Had to agree with her on that score.\nSo, once more I'm settling down for another few months of poor singing, choices I'm not going to agree with, and a hell of a lot of whinging about the state of the music industry, but, do you know what? I'm kind of looking forward to it. Just don't ask me why...\nLabels: The X Factor\nMy Top 5 favourite British comedy shows.\nThought I'd do a bit of a fun post today, seeing as I'm in that kind of mood - and I'd make the most of it. Can't promise that good mood'll last! ;-)\nAnyway, today I thought I'd concentrate on comedy shows - my top 5 favourite comedies, and I'm sticking with just British comedies for now, because if I start on US shows too I'll be here all day! Might do those in a post all of their own...\nSo, today I'm concentrating on those shows I can watch time and time again, those shows that still make me laugh out loud, even though I know exactly what's coming next. Want to know what they are? Okay then. here goes - in no particular order...\n1) Phoenix Nights.\nI think this one will always be up there on my Top 5 list, because it never, ever fails to make me laugh, no matter how many times I watch it. And I've watched it quite a few times, believe me. This comedy may not be to everyone's taste, but I'm a huge fan of Peter Kay, I love his style of comedy, and for me, Phoenix Nights is a classic comedy that I will never tire of watching. If I ever need cheering up then it's one of these I dig out and watch. Alway, always makes me smile. Love it!\n2) Only Fools and Horses.\nClassic, classic comedy. There's no other way to descibe this, really. Again, it's another show that always makes me laugh out loud, even at episodes I've seen a hundred times before. It's stood the test of time, and that's testament to both the writing of the late John Sullivan, and the terrific acting of Nicholas Lyndhurst and David Jason. Truly brilliant comedy, and for me, the repeats on GOLD are worth the monthly subscription to SKY alone!\n3) Benidorm.\nApart from the fact I love Derren Litten's writing, I think I find this one really funny because I can identify with half the bloody characters! And by that I mean that, on the many package holidays we've taken over the years, we've met quite a few people like the characters in Benidorm! Although, maybe not quite as exaggerated! Ah, the memories...\n4) Fawlty Towers.\nYou can't really describe this as anything but a British classic, really. I remember being allowed to stay up late to watch this when I was little, and I've been a fan of the show ever since. Again, thanks to that fabulous UK satellite channel, GOLD, we get regular repeats of this every now and again, and every time I watch those repeats, it's still as funny as it was all those years ago. John Cleese is a legend...\n5) The Inbetweeners.\nBit of a surprise entry on my Top 5 list this one, and, despite it finishing in 2010, I've only just started watching it - finished series 1 last week, watched a couple of episodes of series 2 - but, despite it being very rude, and very, very childish, I find it bloody hilarious! But don't watch if you're easily offended! In fact, don't even go near it if that's the case. Really. I'm not kidding!!\nThe 4 lads in this remind me and my hubby of a few of the younger guys on our college course all those years ago, which is probably why we can identify with their behaviour. But, despite it probably not being aimed at my particular age group (over 40's - Jesus, I feel old just typing that!) and despite the fact the humour can make you wince now and again, it cracks me up, and at the same time makes me incredibly glad I'm not that age again!! Can't wait to see the movie, either, so I'd better get watching series 2 and 3 then...\nSo, there we have it. And, quite honestly, I could have turned that into a Top 10 really easily because I haven't even mentioned the likes of Keeping Up Appearences, The Good Life, or the absolutely brilliant Mrs Brown's Boys. I could go on for a while, believe me. So the aforementioned 5 are just a selection of my favourite British comedy shows. After all, what is life without a little bit of humour?\nAnd, now you know what makes me laugh, what are your favourite comedy shows? Anyone willing to share...?\nLabels: Benidorm, Comedy, comedy shows, Fawlty Towers, Only Fools and Horses, Phoenix Nights, The Inbetweeners\nLondon 2012 Closing Ceremony - Did it really celebrate 50 years of great British music? Here's my take on things...\nLondon 2012 is over. And, I have to admit, for someone who wasn't altogether that bothered about the games in the beginning, I actually felt a little sad last night as the Olympic torch was extinguished. I ended up really getting into the spirit of things so, yes, I guess Olympic fever finally got me too! But what a great Olympics it was - I think London did a cracking job of hosting the games, and Team GB did us proud. Well done those athletes!\nSo, onto last night's closing ceremony. Did I enjoy it? When it finally got going, yes, I did, actually. Once George Michael hit the stage it started to feel like the party had really got started and, I have to say, considering what that bloke's been through lately I thought he looked pretty good! Didn't sound too bad either, although, I have to admit, I was never too sure who was miming and who wasn't last night, because some of them certainly were, I'm almost positive of that!\nAnyway, the closing ceremony was supposed to be a celebration of 50 years of British music (and fashion and culture, I know, but I'm kinda concentrating on the music) and in my opinion that's a pretty difficult thing to pull off when you think of the music and the artists Britain has produced in the past 50 years. I mean, we're talking everything from The Beatles to The Rolling Stones, Adam and the Ants to Cliff Richard, The Sex Pistols to Shirley Bassey. So I was a bit perturbed to see One Direction pop up last night but what can you do? This is what British music is right now, whether we like it or not, and I can't really sit here and whinge on about manufactured bands when I'm a Take That fan, but more about them later.\nHowever, there were some great performances at that closing ceremony. I thought The Kaiser Chiefs tackled 'Pinball Wizard' brilliantly, I love Annie Lennox so really enjoyed 'Little Bird' from her, and Ed Sheerin also pulled off Pink Floyd's 'Wish You Were Here' (one of my all-time favourite songs), which I was quite sceptical about him being able to do, to be honest, because I'm such a huge Pink Floyd fan.\nFatboy Slim spun those decks of his and got me dancing in my seat, and even The Spice Girls had me tapping my fingers on the arm of the sofa, although I was quite amused to see Posh Spice - the just-a-touch-too-skinny-in-my-opinion Mrs. Beckham - almost lose her balance on the top of that taxi when she dared to let go of the safetly rail for a second. Not wise in those heels she was wearing, really.\nI also thoroughly enjoyed Muse, considering they're a band I can either take or leave, but they rocked that stadium, despite the fact the whole thing was overrunning massively by that point. And, of course, you really couldn't celebrate 50 years of British music without a nod to probably one of the greatest rock bands in British history - Queen. Freddie Mercury was, in my opinion, a legendary front man and I'm not sure we'll ever see anyone like him again, so it was good to see that even a video of him played out on huge screens could get the crowd going as much as if he'd been there in person. I mean, let's not forget this was the man who probably, single-handedly, breathed new life into Live Aid around tea time when everyone was starting to flag a bit. And nobody can deny the guitar-playing genius of Brian May. However, getting Jessie J to sing 'We Will Rock You'? I question that decision meself, but I'm a bit of a rock purist I suppose. And she shouldn't be anywhere near a classic rock song like that. I know Queen have been doing some dates with former American Idol contestant Adam Lambert, and I would have loved to have seen him perform with them and yes, I know he's American, and this was a celebration of British music, but I could have forgiven that just to hear a Queen song sang how it should be sang. Got nowt against Jessie J in general, she's just not my thing. Oh, and while we're on the subject of Jessie J, I think it was the appearance of her, Tinie Tempah and Taio Cruz that I least enjoyed. In fact, once Tinie Tempah started - I think it was singing, I'm not altogether sure that's what we're supposed to call it - I could have sat down and cried at what British music has become. That's just my opinion, of course, and I am middle aged now so I'm probably not really supposed to like all that stuff anyway (and I don't - I hate it!), but once you start messing about with a Bee Gees classic, that's when I really get upset! The aforementioned threesome did a version of probably my favourite Bee Gees track, 'You Should Be Dancing', which was actually fine, up to a point, I mean, do we have to stick a bloody rap in the middle of everything now? Is it compulsory? Is there an unwritten law in the music industry that we're not aware of? Because, y'know, there are some things that really don't need to be brought up-to-date, and that Bee Gees song was one of them. Some things really can be left in the 70s and still sound good. It's where they belong. So leave them there.\nTake That at the London 2012 closing ceremony\nAnyway, I'm beginning to sound like a female Victor Meldrew now, so, moving on - and a performance that I didn't really think I'd see, to be quite honest. And that was the appearance of Take That singing 'Rule The World'. I know they'd been rumoured to appear, but what with everything that Gary Barlow's been through over the past week or so I just didn't think they'd be there, but they were, and they sang that song incredibly well, considering. It brought a tear to my eye, and I have every respect for Gary, I really do. That must have been hard, but you pulled it off, kid! You did it!\nAnd with Roger Daltrey and The Who closing the whole thing down, it was goodbye to London 2012. So, did it really celebrate 50 years of great British music? Sort of. We had nods to some of the true greats such as David Bowie, John Lennon, The Beatles and Queen, but we also had a glimpse of how bland music has become over the years with the appearance of One Direction, amongst others - I mean, they churn out good pop music but that's all it is. And I guess what that closing ceremony really made me think about was, are we ever going to have another Pink Floyd or Queen, or are those days now well and truly gone? Because, if they are, then I'm quite happy to live very much in a musical past.\nBut I'd like to thank Kim Gavin and his team for putting on a show that reminded me of just how much music means to me. A great job was done on that score.\nAnd, on that note, I'm now off to dig out a playlist on my iPod that reflects some of that great music from our past, starting with a little bit of the aforementioned Pink Floyd, I think...\nLabels: Kaiser Chiefs, London 2012 closing ceremony, music, Olympics, Pink Floyd, Queen, Take That\nThe Hairy Bikers, diets, the rediscovery of my writing mojo, and a little piece of eye candy...\nNow, you may have been led to believe - from my last couple of blog posts - that I've been quite a miserable cow over the past few weeks. And I can't deny that, actually. I have been pretty down, but, do you know what? I can't really change the situation all that much just now so, I've pulled myself together, sorted myself out, got a new hair colour, indulged in a little bit of retail therapy (just Primark - not quite reached the earning potential of JK Rowling or EL James yet), and realised that sometimes you've just got to play with the hand you've been dealt, and get on with things. Probably something to do with that British stiff upper lip, but anyway, that's what I'm doing - I'm getting on with things.\nAnd the good news is that I seem to have found my writing mojo once again, after a good few weeks of not knowing where the hell it had buggered off to! You see, although I've been cracking on with this new book of mine, I've been struggling. Really struggling - to find the flow, to get that story just right but, all of a sudden, sitting watching 24 Hours in A&E last night, something just clicked, and it's all systems go now! I've been scribbling down notes like a person possessed all morning! But I've kind of made the decision to go all out on the writing between now and December, just so's I can get this book just the way I want it. Less distractions and more work! Yes, it's probably going to make me feel even more lonely than I already feel right now, but I guess I'll have my lovely new characters to keep me company... and one of those is extremely hot, so I'm looking forward to interacting with him - a lot! ;-)\nAnyway, I've not only made the decision to get me head down and write over these next few months, I've also decided to - finally - make the effort to shed those few pounds that I've really wanted to get rid of for God knows how long now. So, a more healthy eating regime is on the way (although I was hardly shovelling back the junk food as it was) and more exercise is on the cards, which will give me a good excuse to get away from the desk now and again. I can't say I'm doing cartwheels at the prospect of jogging and stretching and digging those old resistance bands out of the back of the cupboard, but needs must. I had a look through me wedding photos the other day and I could've cried at the sight of me on a sunlounger in The Gambia (where I got married, incidently, for those of you who didn't know that) without an ounce of fat and a stomach flatter than Norfolk! Mind you, I don't think I ate properly for about a month before that wedding, but those days are certainly gone, I can tell you. I'll never see size 8 (I think that's a size 4 in the USA) again because, I'm afraid, I like my food too much. However, I would like to be able to stay around the size 12 mark if at all possible so, it's time to do something about that. Less chocolate (unless I'm under undue amounts of stress - or it's me birthday, which it is on August 18th so sod it, I'm eating chocolate then!) and lots more fruit and veg, as well as a step up in the old exercise regime. Yes, Archie better be ready to embark on a few more longer walks because I am determined to get this weight off before Christmas - only so's I can put it all back on again without feeling guilty, really, but nevertheless, I know I'll feel better about myself if I do this, and that can't be a bad thing, can it? But I'm under no illusion that it's going to be easy. I'm over 40, for heaven's sake. My metabolism's been on a go-slow for over a decade now, so I'd better be ready for the long haul.\nThe Hairy Bikers - Simon King (left) and Dave Myers\nBut, on the positive side, my favourite TV cooks, (bar Raymond Blanc - I wish he was my dad!) The Hairy Bikers, are also on a mission to lose weight and today being Thursday, it means that tonight on BBC 2 we have another installment of The Hairy Dieters, which is charting their attempts to drop a hell of a lot more pounds than I need to lose, but I think they're showing us how to do a low fat low calorie Engligh Breakfast tonight so I'll be there on the sofa at 8pm with a sliced-up Cox's Pippin, making notes. I love The Hairy Bikers. I've got a bit of a crush on Simon King (the Geordie one) and I'm secretly hoping he doesn't fade away to nothing because I quite like the fact he's like a huge cuddly teddy bear. I have no idea what it is that makes him quite attractive to me because he is no Bradley Cooper, believe me, but I think it's just the fact he's a good old-fashioned Geordie Boy from north of the Tyne, and I do like my northern men! I also like a jam doughnut, but something's gotta give, so, can I manage to mix losing weight with finishing this Christmas novel? Will I be able to concentrate on my writing on a diet of more fruit and less carbohydrates? Will The Hairy Bikers give me some fresh inspiration to create some home cooked, interesting and tasty low fat low calorie food? Well, I've heard a rumour they've come up with a way to make pies healthy so, being the northern lass that I am, I'm waiting with bated breath (and pen poised near paper) to see how they've managed that...\nOh, and before I go, I'd just like to say a big thank you to Channel 5 for taking the extremely sensible decision to finally show US series Person of Interest here in the UK. I've actually had a sneaky peek at some episodes and it's a great show! I really hoped a UK channel would take it up, so I'm very happy that Channel 5 are now putting it on our UK TV screens. But, with season 2 about to start in the US in September, I'm just hoping it proves popular enough for Britain to continue showing it. So, give it a go! It starts on Tuesday 14th August at 10pm.\nJim Caviezel as John Reese in CBS show 'Person of Interest'\nOh, and Jim Caviezel... yum! After all, a bit of eye candy never hurts, does it? ;-)\nLabels: Dave Myers, Jim Caviezel, Person of Interest, Simon King, The Hairy Bikers, The Hairy Dieters, Writing\nThe worst week ever? It's certainly been a contender...\nThis has not been the best week. In fact, the past few weeks haven't been all that good, if I'm being completely honest. But this week in particular I think I hit rock bottom, and it had nothing to do with the fact that watching Womens' Olympic Beach Volleyball has made me realise just how much I really do need to drop a few pounds. Seriously, though. this has been a week when my confidence hit an all time low, when that thing call self-doubt came out to play with a vengeance; when I actually thought about giving it all up. Seriously. Because, this week, I just didn't think I was good enough.\nJust feeling sorry for myself again? Well, there's probably an element of that, yes. But I'm not one of those lucky people who has that close group of friends I can call on to moan at or talk to. Who wants to sit and listen to a whinging author going on about the things whinging authors go on about anyway? People have got their own probems, they certainly don't need mine. So, that means that I then usually end up bottling things up, letting them escalate into something far more important than they actually deserve to be. And that really doesn't help, believe me.\nI guess things have been building for a while now. After four years of practically non-stop writing, four years of thinking about nothing else but making sure I follow my dream to the best of my ability; four years of writing books, contacting agents and publishers, receiving knock back after knock back before jumping on the old indie author band wagon - all of that without any real break away from it, well, I was bound to hit a wall at some point, wasn't I? And I hit it this week. Big time. I've never felt quite so low as I've felt this week, and with nobody there to turn to it's made me realise just how lonely an occupation writing can be. What I wouldn't have given for somebody to knock on my door, force me to leave my desk and come out for a coffee but instead, nobody was around to do that so I just continued on, pushing myself to the point where the pressure I'd put on myself just became too much. I wanted to be as good a writer as all those other writers out there that I know. I wanted to be as good as them, but I just didn't feel it. My new book was going nowhere fast, I've now developed a real phobia of checking my reviews - I haven't checked them for weeks, and I won't be doing so again until I actually have to go to my books' Amazon pages, for whatever reason - just incase someone's left a bad one that will hammer my confidence even further into the ground. I just don't need that.\nIt's been a lonely week. I know Twitter and Facebook are out there, and part of their purpose is supposed to be to make those of us stuck on our own all day feel less lonely, but I just didn't have the motivation to visit either of them for more than a few seconds. My heart has been in absolutely nothing this week. Everything's been an effort, and nothing has been a joy.\nBut, after hitting what had to be rock bottom yesterday, after that, the only way is up really, isn't it? So, I've pulled myself together, made decisions that are best for me, and now that new book of mine that just a day ago was halfway to being binned altogether has a title, a cover, and a story that I am so happy to be writing!\nI don't know why, suddenly, I've had a week as bad as this where I've just wanted to shut myself off from everybody and be by myself because, in all honesty, I don't want to be by myself. But there are times when I feel so alone on this wrtiing journey of mine. And not having that someone there to buck you up and give you that kick up the backside you sometimes need to move forward and get out of that rut you've stuck yourself in, that can be hard. I don't want to be moaning on to people - I want to be getting on with stuff, moving forward, writing the books I love to write so it's time to stop comparing myself to other writers, time to stop setting myself unrealistic goals and concentrate on the writer I can be. I'm shy, I'm introverted, and that's probably why I've found it hard over the years to form any real close friendships but what does help me feel less alone is when I'm getting stuck into writing a book that makes me feel good. And that's what I've started to do right now. It's took some time to really get started on this new project because I've put so many hurdles in my own way, put so much pressure on myself and I didn't need to do any of that.\nSo, it's been a bad week. But I'm hoping to end the week on a far more positive note, with a renewed sense of purpose. I'm hoping that, from now on, I can get lost in this new project of mine, make it the best I can and finally enjoy writing again by taking the pressure off myself, and just letting those words flow.\nDo I overthink things? Oh, you bet I do! And it's an awful habit, so I'm trying to kick it. Like I said before, when you've had a week like I've had, little things become far bigger than they should ever be, but I'm learning how to cope with the things that have made this week one to forget. I'm learning to put everything into perspective, and to play to the strengths I've got instead of letting the weaknesses take over.\nOn a positive note though, an eventful walk with Archie this afternoon really made me smile. We were stopped by a man in a panic asking if we'd seen a little brown and white dog who'd run off after the kids had left the gate open. We hadn't, but I said we'd keep an eye out for him. Fifteen minutes later we spotted the dog out on the field at the back of our house, ran round to the house who'd lost the dog, and five minutes later Charlie - as the little runaway was called - was reunited with his family after his short bid for freedom!\nArchie and I had done our good deed for the day, and that really did bring a smile to my face. I'd never have been able to settle not knowing whether Charlie had made it home or not...\nOh, and here's a promise - next week, I'll be doing a couple of much more light-hearted posts, getting back to a bit of humour because you must be sick of me whinging on... I know I am!! ;-)\nRight, I'm off to check out how Team GB are doing in the Olympics... rumour has it we've just won something else...\nLabels: goals, New projects, writing journey\nIt's Friday, and I'm talking football, and my new ...\nX Factor Monday, and a couple of bonus movie revie...\nYes, I've changed my mind again! 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        "raw_content": "Humanity's Challenge: The Winter Solstice of 2012\nWe are moving into the Year of the Snake,\nwhere the Spleen energy field and the Heart\nwill move into prominence. These organ systems\ncannot tolerate the assault of artificial\nWith the roll-out of the Smart Meter Grid, \u201cAmericans are being unwittingly forced to participate in the rapid build out of a power grid based on faulty values of man-over-nature, man-over-time, and man-over-man beliefs. And, the primary targets of this aggression will be women and children, due to their heightened vulnerability to electromagnetic fields\u2026\n\u201c[Either] we are living the closing chapter in a history of de-evolutionary choices, or we have reached the crucial turning point where the light of dawning consciousness turns humanity back to its rightful relationship with the true source of connection, power and energy\u2026 History will record the energetic tsunami in 2012 in one of two ways. We will unleash the largest wave of destructive technology ever known to mankind, or we will withdraw our energies from the consumer-driven model...\u201d\nI personally fear that we are indeed headed to destruction through our own greed for newer and better-performing technology, our ignorance of the health and ethical implications, and our lack of compassion for the vulnerability of more sensitive individuals, particularly children.\nHumanity\u2019s Challenge: The Winter Solstice of 2012\nby Patricia Burke, Alternative Medicine, 23 November 2012 (last part of article)\nThe United States allocated $4.5 billion in funding from the American Recovery and Re-investment Act to the Department of Energy to modernize the electric grid. New electric meters are intended to eventually give customers the ability to lower their electricity usage by responding to financial incentives to shift their energy use to off-peak hours. In New England, peak hours scheduled for a higher price structure are from 7:00 am to 11:00 pm; off-peak hours are 11:00 pm to 7:00 am and weekends and holidays.\nCitizens will pay projected investment revenues resulting from the smart grid project to for-profit corporations. Central Maine Power was awarded $95,858,307, and the total project value is $191,716,614.8\nAnalysts anticipate that U.S. \u201crevenues will grow to $9.6 billion in 2015 due to metering infrastructure, distribution automation, home area networks, and smart utility enterprise\u201d. 9\nThe fundamental flaw of the new smart meter grid is that it directs humanity's relationship with power and energy away from a skillful partnership with the rhythms of nature, to fluctuating price points set by for-profit utilities. By manipulating pricing based on time of use, consumers are being influenced to run their appliances and charge their electric cars in the middle of the night. By spreading the demand for power to non-prime time, consumers are being told that additional power plants will not need to be constructed. Americans are being unwittingly forced to participate in the rapid build out of a power grid based on faulty values of man-over-nature, man-over-time, and man-over-man beliefs. And, the primary targets of this aggression will be women and children, due to their heightened vulnerability to EMF.\nThis misguided strategy is the culmination of a core denial of the rhythms of exertion and rest and the intelligent relationship between the radiation of the sun, the magnetism of the moon, and Earth\u2019s gravitational field. The recovery of a working relationship with these patterns is the only foundation for a true ecological sustainable life.\nWe are living the closing chapter in a history of de-evolutionary choices, or we have reached the crucial turning point where the light of dawning consciousness turns humanity back to its rightful relationship with the true source of connection, power and energy. Overlooked for most of the last century, the dance between these energies nurtures and sustains all of the electromagnetic frequencies within the human energy field and all of nature in a rhythmic dance.\nAs the wheel turns from the Year of the Dragon to the Year of the Snake, unknown to most westerners, the Spleen energy field will move into prominence, followed by the Heart. These organ systems cannot tolerate the assault of artificial EMFs that their yang predecessors have been fighting in the last two years.\nWhen tsunamis are created, initially the sea withdraws, exposing only sand for as far as the eye can see. Then the massive tumultuous wave crashes to shore. History will record the energetic tsunami in 2012 in one of two ways. We will unleash the largest wave of destructive technology ever known to mankind, or we will withdraw our energies from the consumer-driven model fueled in part by lack of recognition of the essence of time. Nelson Mandela wrote, \u201cSometimes it falls upon a generation to be great.\u201d To be alive at the turning point of realignment of human endeavor is an opportunity for individuals everywhere to participate in the emergence of the group soul. The time is now. For this new world we pray.\nhttp://www.spiritofchange.org/alternative-medicine/smart-meters-the-winter-solstice-tsunami-of-2012",
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        "raw_content": "Watch Me Hang From This Bridge\nOne of my many adventures in the Basque Country was the Vizcaya Bridge that literally hangs over the river. I was told my locals that I had to experience it. As you will see, I took the scaredy cat way.\nThe Vizcaya Bridge or as locals call it, Puente Colgante, crosses the Nervion River just outside Bilbao. Ysabel's cousin Iban insisted that this was a must see for me while in the Basque Country. When I heard \"hanging bridge\" all I could picture was the rope bridge I had to walk across in Costa Rica (I sucked my thumb and cried like a girl the entire time). Now I did have the option of walking across this bridge but the walkway is 164 feet above the water and I knew if Ysabel and I got up there, I would end up sucking my thumb and crawling on my hands and knees. So we stayed in the car with Iban and let the bridge carry us in a car across the river. Now I can say that I have been on the only Basque Monument to be on the World Heritage Site.\nFiled Under: Basque Country, Kate McGwire, newsletter, Spain",
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        "raw_content": "The asteroid's reflectance spectrum - the specific pattern of wavelengths of light reflected from an object - was different to that of similar small Kuiper Belt Objects (KBOs), which typically have uninteresting, featureless spectra that reveal little information about their composition.\nThe researcher's community believed that the asteroid was formed in the asteroid belt.\nOur solar system was a very busy and chaotic place in its early days. This was the first time those compounds had been seen on Kuiper belt objects, reports The Times.\nAstronomers have long theorised how objects were flung from the inner solar system to far away orbits.\nWe haven't confirmed that 2004 EW95 is out there for this reason, and we're not entirely sure how old it is, either.\nWhile performing routine observations using the Hubble Space Telescope, Queen's University Belfast astronomer Dr Wesley Fraser noticed something unusual about one of the distant asteroids he was monitoring.\nThe outward migration of Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune is a critical element to our current solar system formation theory.\nUsing ESO telescopes, researchers have measured the composition of a lonely object lurking in the outer edges of our solar system and tracked its origin.\nAs asteroids usually contain material available in the region of their formation, the theory, popularly dubbed as the Grand Tack Hypothesis, meant some of the asteroids present in the colder regions beyond Neptune should be rich in carbon, iron, and silicon, just like rocky bodies formed closer to the sun.\n\"Given the current location of 2004 EW95 in the frozen periphery of the Solar System, it seems that it has been expelled into its current orbit by a migratory planet in the early days of the Solar System\", says the director of the scientific team, Tom Seccull, professor from the Queen's University of Belfast.\n\"It's like observing a giant mountain of coal against the pitch-black canvas of the night sky\", said co-author Thomas Puzia of the Pontifical Catholic University of Chile.\n\"When we first looked at this, we thought it was wrong\", said Mr. Seccull, the lead author of the paper published in The Astrophysical Journal Letters.\nTwo features of the object's spectra were particularly eye-catching and corresponded to the presence of ferric oxides and phyllosilicates.\n\"The discovery of a carbonaceous asteroid in the Kuiper Belt is a key verification of one of the fundamental predictions of dynamical models of the early Solar System\", said ESO astronomer Olivier Hainaut. Carbonaceous - or C-type - asteroids can be identified by their dark surfaces, caused by the presence of carbon molecules. The Kuiper Belt starts past the orbit of Neptune, roughly 30 astronomical units from sunlight, roughly 30 times the distance between sunlight and Earth, and might stretch nearly as far too interstellar space. But they started their outwards migration not long after the solar system was formed, and as they did so, they created all sorts of chaos.\nStormy Daniels lawyer fires back at Giuliani over 'pimp' jab\nPalestinians injured by Israeli gunfire on Gaza border\nSwansea To Part Company With Carlos Carvalhal At End Of Season\nOne Student Injured in Shooting at Palmdale, CA High School\nElon Musk boasted nearly finished the tunnel under Los Angeles\nEurovision in LGBT censorship soup\nKarnataka election 2018: BS Yeddyurappa, BJP, Shikaripura\nMourinho positive on Ferguson\nThe former Manchester United manager wrote: \"May I wish you a very special day on the occasion of your marriage\". The legendary Manchester United boss had emergency surgery at the weekend and remains in intensive care.\n'Brooklyn Nine-Nine' won't find new home with Hulu, Netflix\nHulu, Netflix and TBS were also said to be among those outlets who reached out to Universal TV after the cancellation. Following the cancelation, there's word that it's possible Hulu picks up the series to allow its continuation.\nChina agrees to grant Japan 200b yuan RQFII quota\n\"I want to raise Japan-China relations to a new level\", Abe said, adding that he also planned to visit Beijing later this year. He said he looks forward to more of such high-level visits between the two neighbors.\nThe Celtics also could have three additional first-round picks over the next two National Basketball Association drafts. We felt like we had a good chance to get to at least the conference finals and that was our goal.",
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        "raw_content": "Missouri First Action Alert Update - MO Senate Bill 712\nLaws are indispensable to the preservation of freedom - they are a necessary component of any society. But nearly every law takes at least a small chip from the foundation of freedom, and, therefore, should be enacted only with the greatest of care and consideration. Too often the freedom that so many of our forefathers bled and died for is sold off for some shortsighted or selfish gain. This was the case in the Missouri Senate this week.\nOn Wednesday, February 20, 2002, the so called \"Emergency Health Powers Act\" was \"Third Read\" and passed in the Missouri Senate by a vote of 20 to 14. It will now be considered by the House of Representatives. If it passes the House and is signed by the governor it will become the law of the land. The process included some pretty disgusting examples of poor statesmanship, but there were some bright spots as well.\nThe heroes of the day included Senators Steelman, Cauthorn, Loudon, Schneider, Kinder, and especially, Larry Rohrbach and Ted House. These senators presented eloquent arguments against an extremely poorly constructed bill that is repugnant to the most basic principles of our fair land. Since the bill had been \"perfected\" and could not be amended, all these senators could do is expose the problems of the bill.\nAs each flaw in the bill was pointed out in floor debate, the sponsor, Senator Marvin Singleton, would acquiesce and agree to try to work with the house to amend the flaws out of his own legislation, but he would not withdraw the bill - he wanted it to pass the senate that day. So many of these concessions were made that one had to wonder what will be left of the bill if Singleton keeps his word. One also is left wondering what is Singleton's motivation for pushing so hard for such a terribly flawed bill..\nWhatever his motivation, this bill is an example of one that does more than just \"chip\" away at liberty and for no great gain to society. This bill is yet another example of the effort to use disasters or looming threats as excuses to increase the power and scope of government and attack freedom. Patrick \"Give me liberty or give me death\" Henry would calls us wimps for putting up with these attacks!\nIt is time to go on the offensive. We need an \"Emergency Health Powers Act\" alright - one which focuses on protecting freedom from knee-jerk reactions by governmental health officials. We need a bill that specifically limits what the government can do in the name of an \"emergency\". Let\u2019s roll!",
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        "raw_content": "The development of new technologies is one of the most impressive aspects of our era. Every month, new gadgets and objects come into our daily lives and new features are added to what we already have. The implementation of technology\u2019s discoveries and inventions at home, at work, and at school has completely transformed the human experience.\nThe car industry is no exception; every major car brand tries to be the first to bring groundbreaking additions to their vehicles and lead the way for the rest of the manufacturers. Of course, the taxi business can only be benefited by this and what we today call a \u201ctaxi\u201d or a \u201ccab\u201d might look completely different in the next few decades.\nDo you need a cab?\nThe first change we\u2019ve all experienced is in the way we order our taxi services. For years, the only way was to go outside and hope to see a taxi driving by. Then, you could dial a number and order a cab. And now, we can do all of this online, either on a website or with an app on your cellphone. Whatever your preferred method is, more convenient and quick ways to order taxis are surely being developed as you read this.\nThey say there\u2019s no place like home and all service industries know it. Many restaurants and hotels aim to have a home-like feeling that will make their guests feel welcome and cared for even when they miles away from home. Well, they also say home is where your cellphone connects automatically to the Wi-Fi, this is the reason why taxi services around the world are aiming to include the amenities you appreciate the most in your house.\nIn many United States cities, taxis are evolving to include flat screens, USB chargers, electronic payment systems, and even Wi-Fi. This would allow passengers to watch videos, stream music or a movie, and keep friends and colleagues posted on when you\u2019re getting to the party or the meeting. 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These hovering pods will change what it means to order a water taxi and they might even be fully autonomous in the further future.\nThe UAE cut the speculation and stated that by 2030, Dubai will have fully automated taxi transportation. The self-driving vehicles are supposed to reduce traffic and save money to the industry but they will also keep Dubai on the lead for fast developing cities in the world. Being a favorite tourist destination and a synonym of luxury, Dubai is always looking for new ways to surprise residents and travelers alike. A self-driving vehicle would surely be a highlight of your trip to this stunning and ever-changing city.\nBut what about taxi drivers?\nWhile new technology keeps aiming to reduce the effort and risk of driving a vehicle, is a world of autonomous taxis possible? It is true that these new vehicles have some advantages, Dubai\u2019s self-driving taxis, for example, are also a way to reduce language barriers between tourists and drivers and eliminate human error when it comes to street accidents.\nTo begin with, higher technology can also mean higher costs, which not every company or customer would be willing to pay. Besides prices and tariffs, would passengers do prefer a taxi without a driver? Roads can be scary, especially in chaotic metropolis, imagine going through that on a vehicle with an empty driver seat.\nAlthough the experience will be unique and it might even get really popular in certain cities, having an actual driver can also add up to your experience. Everyone knows of at least one taxi driver who tells the craziest stories, which usually happen right in the cab. 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        "raw_content": "Arrigo Boito presents the peculiar example of a musician high in distinction in his own country, with a fair measure of fame in other lands, who, though past the age of 50 years has thus far produced but a single work, his Mephistopheles. This work, having it first met with the sad polls in Italy, recovered itself in a brilliant fashion some years afterwards, and has since run successfully on almost all the large stages of Europe. He is perhaps the only known example of a composer who owes his reputation to a single work, and the uniqueness of the case makes it worthy of mention.\nIt is true that Arrigo Boito is poet as well as musician, and that his fame in his own country addresses itself perhaps even more to the writer them to the composer. Another peculiarity of Boito\u2019s is that, like Wagner, he claims that a musician cannot write a good score unless he is also conceived and executed the poem of his Opera, and he puts this theory in practice by writing the words and the music of his Mephistopheles. But he has belied himself by outlining the librettos of half a score of operas, of which she has confided to other artists the task of composing the music; so that, between his principles and his conduct there is an evident contradiction.\nBuddha was born at Padua on 24 February, 1842. His father, who was a Venetian, was a distinguished painter. His mother, Polish by birth and education, was a woman of remarkable intellect, high birth and Greek culture. The eminently artistic conditions which surrounded his early childhood, and that of his elder brother Camilo, seem to push them irresistibly towards the cultivation of the fine arts. Indeed, Camillo became an architect and distinguished art critic, whereas Arrigo devoted himself to letters and to music.\nArrigo was only 11 years of age when he was admitted, in 1853, to the Milan Conservatory, where he formed a very strong fraternal attachment for one of his fellow students, poor Franco Faccio, and artist of great promise, who became conductor of the orchestra at the Scala Theater, Milan, and who died insane, cut off in the full vigor of youth and the full maturity of his talent and less than a year after. Both had for their masters at the Conservatory, Ronchetti and Mazzucato, and both finish their studies in the same year, 1861. Boito had written the words of a \u201cmystery\u201d in one act, entitled le Sorelle d\u2019 Italia, for which he and his friend Faccio wrote the music, and this little work was performed according to custom, by the pupils of the Conservatory and one of the exercises at the close of the year. It was so well received by the special audience gathered to hear it that the Minister of Public instruction granted to each of the young composers a premium of 2,000 francs to enable them to study abroad for one year.\nI believe that Boito then made a trip to France. At all events, he had returned to Italy in 1862, and was already proving his poetic talent by writing the verse of the Inno delle Nazioni, of which Verdi wrote the music, and which was performed at Her Majesty\u2019s Theatre, London, on the occasion of the opening of the Universal Exposition in that city. Soon afterward he again became poet collaborator, is furnishing his friend Franco Faccio with the libretto of an opera entitled Amleto, which was given was some success at the Carlo Felice theatre, Genoa, in 1865, but which, given some years later, in 1871, at the Scala of Milan, suffered a signal and memorable defeat. In 1866, when Italy was at war with Austria, Boito, who is an ardent patriot, and listed as a volunteer and serve the campaign in the ranks of Garibaldi\u2019s army.\nThe 5th March, 1868, was the important date in Arrigo Boito\u2019s artistic career; it was the date of the first performance, at the Scala theater, Milan, of his Mephistopheles, and operate in five acts with prolonged, the complete failure of which formed an epic in the history of the theater in Italy.\nHe\u2019d already spent several years of labor on this important work, for which, as the title implies, he had been inspired by Goethe\u2019s Faust, in which he had counted on giving this title, when the unexpected appearance at the Scala of Gounod\u2019s Faust, and the success which to obtain there, came to cause some considerable disquietude, and obliged him, that he might not be accused of servile imitation, to modify the plan of his work, and to change even its title. He called it Mephistopheles, and proceeded with as much persistence is ever to have it performed at the theater which had just seen Gounod\u2019s masterpiece applauded.\nThe fiasco of Mephistopheles was tremendous and rarely had a storm burst with such fury under the roof of the Scala. The author given such free scope to his fancy both in the music and the poem, that the Milanese public was quite upset by his ultra romantic methods and indignant at a work which diverts so widely from the beaten track. Yet, although they cried out at the sacrilege and hissed furiously, those of the spectators whose minds were not warped by prejudice, recognized in this work, in spite of its faults, the breath of an intelligent, earnest and inspired artist. Here is what an Italian biography of Boito says on the subject:\n\u201cBoito staged Goethe\u2019s poem with true spirit, making the Evil One his protagonist and giving to the drama and absolutely new form, even attempting to bring back the use of the Latin meters in his verses, an attempt which he was the first to make. The first performance of Mephistopheles at the Scala was a veritable battle, in which the work was sustained by passionate admirers and combated by bitter adversaries. The composer, with prayer intrepidity, directed the orchestra as if he were wholly oblivious of the upper searched about him. In short Mephistopheles fell, but in so doing left a lasting impression on the minds of the public.\nPerhaps his failure was chiefly due to the excessive length of certain episodes, and the little or no dramatic element in some places, as for instance the symphonic interlude between the fourth and fifth acts. But Boito was not discouraged, and he was right. Apart from a certain eccentricity which even the intelligent, unprejudiced public did not relish in which it wish to see disappear from the prologue of the libretto, his opera contained many real beauties. Boito had the rare virtue of submitting partially to the wishes of his public, and the patience to wait till his time should arrive: and it did arrive.\nIn 1875, Mephistopheles was performed at Bologna and applauded there. In 1881, it reappeared at the Scala, reduced to four acts and considerably modified, and this time it was received with enthusiasm. The author was feted by numerous artists, critics and men of letters assembled at Milan on the occasion of the National Exposition, and from there his work began to make the tour of the theaters of the two worlds, being everywhere received with equal favor.\u201d\nMore productive as a poet, I\u2019ve already said, then as a musician, it was in this capacity that Boito appeared before the public during the interval that elapsed between the first and second editions of his Mephistopheles. He first published a little humorous poem, Re Orse, which had great success. Then he soon set to work to write Opera librettos for various composers. He wrote, by order of Mazzucato, director of the Milan Conservatory, the poem of a little opera in one act, un Tramonto, the music of which was written by a pupil of the establishment, Gaetano Coronaro, become since then second conductor at the Scala. This opera was written for representation on the little stage of the Conservatory at the closing exercises of the academic year. It was to this work, which was afterwards played in several Italian theaters, the Coronaro owed his diploma on leaving the Conservatory. Little later Boito wrote the libretto of la Falce for Alfredo Catalini, and Opera which also appeared first at the Conservatory; then he gave to Amilcare Ponchielli the libretto of Gioconda, which is very successful in Italy and abroad. The subject of Gioconda he had borrowed from one of the most beautiful of Victor Hugo\u2019s dramas, Angelo tyran de Padone, but he had reduced it for the lyric stage with great skill, preserving the principal situations, and those best calculated to excite the inspiration of the composer. Boito signed these various works with the pseudonym Tobia Gorrio, which forms an anagram of his name, Arrigo Boito.\nIt was about this time that Boito wrote the words in the music of an opera entitled Ero e Leandro. The verses are exquisite, and it is said, and worthy of a true poet, but the music did not satisfy him and he declined to make it known. He then confided the poem of Ero e Leandro to the celebrated double bass player, Bottesini, who was also a distinguished composer, and the opera with the latter\u2019s music was performed in 1879 at the Royal Theatre of Turin. Boito had not entirely condemned his own score, however, and he embodied several fragments of it in his new edition of Mephistopheles, among others, the duet Lontano, lontano. He wrote librettos further composers, particularly Allesandro Farnese and le Maschere, and he published a volume of poems, il Libro dei versi (Turin, Casanove, 1877,) which is very real received by the public, and parts of which deserve the honor of being included by Paolo Heyse in his Antologia dei poeti italiani.\nBoito, whose ideas and principles are very advanced in music, as in literature, put himself at the head of the Wagnerian party in Italy. He was one of the most ardent in sustaining and spreading in his country the doctrines of the German master, being aided mole on by the musical critic of the Perseveranzo, Filippo Filippi, who died some years ago, and at Rome by Sgambati, a remarkable pianist and composer, and one of the most distinguished artist of his country. In order to accelerate as much as possible the movement which was manifesting itself in Italy in favor of Wagner, Boito did not hesitate to make a translation of his works. To him is due the Italian adaptation of Riensi, performed at Turin in 1882, and that of Tristan and Isolde.\nHe had not given up, however, appearing again himself as a composer, and he had written the libretto of a lyric drama entitled Nerone, for which he also wish to compose the score. But at least 10 years of stuff by census work was for spoken of, the newspapers announcing each year that it is about ready for representation, and nothing has been seen of it yet. So the Italian critics make much sport of Boito and his long promised work. However, while waiting for Nerone to be finished, Boito has written for Verdi, who has a very deep affection for him, the librettos of two great works, one of them dramatic, the other comic, the subjects of which he has borrowed from Shakespeare. The first is Otello, which is been so successful for a number of years, and which Verdi did not hesitate to attempt after Rossini; the second is Falstaff, of which the master has finished the score, and which is to be performed in the near future at the Scala, Milan.\nAnd this is where we find Boito today. But we would hardly know how to pass over one incident of his life which is greatly to his honor, and which suffices to show the deep and true brotherly affection which united him to his unhappy friend Franco Faccio. In 1890, when the death of Bottesini made it necessary to select a successor to this great artist as director of the Conservatory at Parma, Verdi was extremely anxious that Boito should accept the office, which he persisted in declining. Then Franco Faccio was proposed and accepted. But Faccio, whose health had begun to fail, was, before he could go and take possession of this post, seized with a mental aberration at Graetz, where he had gone for rest. At the first news of the event, Boito left for Graetz, lavished upon his friend the most devoted care, and was some members of his family, took him back to Milan, then to Monza, where the unfortunate man died at the end of about 18 months. Until the last they were hoping against hope for recovery; but meantime the Parma Conservatory was without a director, a thing prejudicial to the labors and the studies of the pupils. At this juncture Boito generously volunteered to go to Parma as a substitute for his friend at the Conservatory until his hell should permit him to fulfill its functions. He was named \u201chonorary\u201d director, as is stated in the following dispatch addressed from Rome at that time by Dr. Giovanni Mariotti, syndic of Parma, to the vice director of the Conservatory of that city: \u201cArrigo Boito, to whom, before all others, and on several occasions, Verdi has vainly offered the directorship of our Conservatory, consents today, through very noble sentiment, to become our director in place of his afflicted friend. Yesterday was signed the Royal decree which names Boito honorary director of our Conservatory, confiding to him the supreme authority during the absence of the real director. He is a precious acquisition, of which Parma will, no doubt, be proud.\u201d\nBoito, indeed, went to Parma and assume temporary charge of the Conservatory. Then, when poor Faccio died, he resigned the duties which he had accepted only as a service to his friend, and resume the simple course of his private occupation and labors. 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        "raw_content": "Grey's anatomy deaths\na. \" Death And All His Friends \" The Seattle Grace Mercy West Shooting was a mass murder that occurred at Seattle Grace Mercy West Hospital when Gary Clark entered the hospital armed with the intention to shoot and kill Derek Shepherd , Richard Webber and Lexie Grey as revenge for the death of his wife, a \u202610 Traumatic \"Grey's Anatomy\" Character Exits, Ranked by How Much They Destroyed You It was a pretty somber death for Teddy's husband, with the real gut-punch happening after he died: Cristina \u2014 Greys Anatomy (@GreysABC) November 9, 2018. And my God, have we seen so many characters killed off the show. While traveling to separate conjoined twins in 2012, Mark Sloan, as well as Meredith, Lexie, Cristina, Arizona, and Derek, were all subjected to a horrible plane crash. \" Camila Moreira Camila and then watch her discover who he was after the fact, was one of the most painful deaths. Since it's a hospital show, patients are dying left and right (if you need medical attention, don't go to Seattle's Grey-Sloan Memorial Dearly Departed: An ode to the Grey's Anatomy characters we lost too soon All products featured were editorially selected. After he basically Grey's Anatomy knows how to get you; there have been so many absolutely gut-wrenching moments from the medical drama over the years, but few have broken fans' hearts more than all of the big Grey's Anatomy fans are no strangers to death. Taking its place is the usual dark and twisty drama that us years-long fans have come to know and shed many tears over. For an episode that was supposed to be dealing with the exits of both Jessica Capshaw and Sarah Drew, Grey's Anatomy Season 14 Episode 24 was actually a happy affair that helped all of the Grey's Anatomy Season 14 Episode 24 Review: All of Me. In that time, it's had 15 seasons, over 300 episodes, and multuple major doctor deaths. Zakiya Jamal. It's like we fall in love with characters only to have them killed right in front of our eyes! However, the unpredictability of Grey's is also the reason we love it so much. There was no \u2026If you're a \"Grey's Anatomy\" fan, you know more than anyone that watching just one episode of the series is a roller coaster of emotions. January 21, 2019 by Mekishana Pierre. Original cast member Ruth Wilson was killed off the Showtime drama in the penultimate episode of season 4, which aired in August. Since it's a hospital show, patients are dying left and right (if you need medical attention, don't go to Seattle's Grey-Sloan Memorial) -- but the show's main characters aren't safe either. May 18, 2018 Grey's Anatomy knows how to get you; there have been so many absolutely gut-wrenching moments from the medical drama over the years, Apr 23, 2015 For a while there, Jimmy Evans was more of a myth in the Grey's Anatomy world than a character: The drug-addict father's abuse and Sep 25, 2018 Read EW's fauxbituaries to the dearly departed Grey's Anatomy characters. Real life only comes in shades of grey. Nov 02, 2018 \u00b7 The Saddest 'Grey's Anatomy' Deaths. Arizona Robbins McDreamy Is Dead! Patrick Dempsey Killed off Grey's Anatomy. 10 days ago \u00b7 Grey's Anatomy had an emotional episode on Thursday night (January 31) in the US, as one character died and another one lived. 10 days ago \u00b7 In a new interview, 'Grey's Anatomy' showrunner Krista Vernoff reveals why in Season 15, Meredith's dad Thatcher dies and Catherine lives. grey's anatomy deaths . View Mobile Site Anime for V-Day This Is Us Gotham This Is Us GothamMay 18, 2018 \u00b7 Grey's Anatomy knows how to get you; there have been so many absolutely gut-wrenching moments from the medical drama over the years, but \u2026Home Country: USAuthor: Nicole WeaverThe Saddest 'Grey's Anatomy' Deaths - womenshealthmag. Caterina Scorsone in real life. comhttps://www. 15 'Grey's Anatomy' Deaths That We'll Never Get Over 15 Jeremy West. Did she survive after suffering a serious injury? Read our recap! At the start of the penultimate Take this interesting Grey's Anatomy personality quiz! How would you rather go in Grey's Anatomy? The results are dark and twisty!How well do you remember \"Grey's Anatomy's\" most shocking, unexpected, or just plain sad deaths? Match all of these \"Grey's\" characters to how they died and find out. Mark held several minor relationships throughout his time on Grey\u2019s Anatomy, however his most prominent was with Lexie Grey. tags quiz greys anatomy deathThe rom-com season of Grey's Anatomy has officially been tossed out the window. Grey's Anatomy Season 15 Episode 7 was a heavy hour with a tragic death, a potentially fatal diagnosis, and a couple's relationship on the rocks. 12 Painful Grey's Anatomy Deaths Grey's Anatomy characters die and it hurts no matter what. Getty ImagesKelsey McNeal. The announcement came yesterday (March 8), leaving fans in shock and wanting to know the reason behind the beloved character\u2019s exit from the show. The 10 Saddest Grey\u2019s Anatomy Deaths of All Time. Sorry that I had left out ellis grey Ranking The Biggest Deaths On \"Grey's Anatomy\" By Devastation He died from the injuries he sustained and it was the most shocking and upsetting moment in Grey's history. She gained recognition after playing the lead role as Jess Mastriani in the series 1-800-Missing for three years until eventually landing a role on Private Practice and Grey\u2019s Anatomy as Amelia Shepherd. The following is a list of the 10 most shocking Grey's Anatomy deaths. \u201cSo often on television, cancer is death, or life Grey\u2019s Anatomy Quotes On Life and Death: It is the medical drama in our generation. 'Nov 02, 2018 \u00b7 The Saddest 'Grey's Anatomy' Deaths. Knight) George was hit by a bus and left so disfigured Lexie Grey (Chyler Leigh) Mark and Lexie were Grey's Anatomy Universe Wiki is a FANDOM TV Community. 63\" and the upcoming NatGeo series \"Genius: Picasso,\" as \u2026Grey's Anatomy (season 2) The second season of the American television medical drama Grey's Anatomy commenced airing on the American Broadcasting Company (ABC) on September 25, 2005, and concluded on May 15, 2006. TV. Grey's Anatomy is a show that has been with us since 2005. views. Knight) Lexie Grey (Chyler Leigh) Denny Duquette (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) Henry Burton (Scott Foley) Mark Sloan (Eric Dane) Dylan Young (Kyle Chandler) Ellis Grey (Kate Burton)Grey's Anatomy may have one of the highest death counts of any TV ever. While almost every character's exit is shrouded in emotion, there are a handful of major characters whose deaths have fans still wiping away the tears even years later. His sudden death in the back half of Season 11 upended the entire bedrock of the show. In memoriam, we\u2019re taking a look Feb 08, 2019 \u00b7 Love was in the air on Thursday's Grey's Anatomy, and Meredith had a big decision to make. All 5 songs featured in Grey's Anatomy season 6 epsiode 24: Death and All His\u2026, with scene descriptions. Samuel Norbert Avery. Getty ImagesMichael Desmond. Grey's Anatomy is a show that has been with us since 2005. R. In a shocking twist, the beloved character Dr. Ellen Pompeo revealed in a recent interview that the fate of a 'Grey's Anatomy' character\u2014and how they die\u2014depends on the actor's off-set behavior. Sometime between her music career and her turn as the Sep 28, 2012 \u00b7 Grey\u2019s Anatomy creator Shonda Rhimes must be feeling the BURN from all of Grey\u2019s creator took to her WhoSay account to explain WHY she must make tough calls in regards to character deaths\u2026We all love the ABC medical drama series Grey\u2019s Anatomy, but hot damn, can the deaths on the show be simply aggravating and exhausting. There was no \u20263 days ago \u00b7 \u201cGrey\u2019s Anatomy\u201d is considered one of the great television shows of our time. May 18, 2018 Grey's Anatomy knows how to get you; there have been so many absolutely gut-wrenching moments from the medical drama over the years, Apr 23, 2015 For a while there, Jimmy Evans was more of a myth in the Grey's Anatomy world than a character: The drug-addict father's abuse and Watch Grey's Anatomy: Watch Meredith and Derek?s final moments. April Kepner and Dr. One of Grey Sloan Memorial's own is seriously injured. But nothing leaves a fan more rattled than the death of a Are you a true Grey's Anatomy fan? Test your knowledge by playing a Sporcle quiz on everything from characters to quotes and see if you belong at Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital. Grey's Anatomy airs Thursdays Season Four of Grey's Anatomy initally aired on September 27, 2007 with the premiere episode on ABC and ended on May 22, 2008 with the season finale. Derek Shepherd was killed off of Grey\u2019s Anatomy during season 11. Getty ImagesScott Garfield. video at abc. Denny Duquette. EW. Looking for more theories, recaps, and insider info on all things TV? Join our Facebook group, Binge Club. 5 days ago. Derek Shepherd (Grey's Anatomy) George O'Malley (T. Nov 2, 2018 The Most Heartbreaking Deaths On 'Grey's Anatomy,' Ranked. Nurse Frankie died, Dr. The character was created by series producer Shonda Rhimes, and was portrayed by actress Katherine Heigl from 2005 to 2010. Grey's Anatomy: The Most Heartbreaking Deaths, Ranked. R. Derek Mar 13, 2018 Grey's Anatomy. Updated at May 17, 2018 11:14 pm. \u2026Katherine Heigl left Grey\u2019s Anatomy after her character was seen battling metastatic melanoma. ), producing top-notch dramatic voice overs, showcasing McDreamy\u2019s hair and, of course, making us cry. Grey's Anatomy is an American medical drama television series created by Shonda Rhimes. 11 Of The Worst Deaths Of \"Grey's Anatomy\" With all the deaths, sometimes you might confuse the show for \"Game of Thrones. Isobel \"Izzie\" Katherine Stevens, M. The doctors of Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital deal with life-or-death consequences on a daily basis \u2013 it's in one another that they find comfort, friendship and, at times, more than friendship. Did she love DeLuca or Link? with Miranda worrying her husband's job is going to be the death of both Grey's Anatomy: The Most Heartbreaking Deaths, Ranked. They all hurt, but some cut way deeper than others. The season comprises of 17 episodes. 339. k. For an episode that was supposed to be dealing with the exits of both Jessica Capshaw and Sarah Drew, Grey's Anatomy Season 14 Episode 24 was actually a happy affair that helped all of the Mark Sloan. Grey's Anatomy; Reactions to Cece's Death on Grey's Anatomy The Grey's Anatomy Midseason Premiere Hit Us All Where It Hurts With That Devastating Loss. Dec 05, 2018 \u00b7 Greys Anatomy Deaths Dec 5, 2018 8:23:25 GMT -6 via mobile Post by enchanted on Dec 5, 2018 8:23:25 GMT -6 Derek, Mark, and Lexie at the top along with April and Jackson's baby even though I've never actually seen that episode. Well, the good news is that Grey's Anatomy Season 14 Episode 24 was the happiest finale the series has ever had. Quinn Medicine Woman, St. Grey's Anatomy follows the doctors at Seattle Grace Hospital where each day means facing new challenges, both personally and professionally, and discovering what matters most in life. A major \u2018Grey\u2019s Anatomy\u2019 character had a near-death experience during the May 10 episode. In memoriam, we\u2019re taking a look Dearly Departed: An ode to the Grey's Anatomy characters we lost too soon All products featured were editorially selected. Fans didn\u2019t take it well. . Getty ImagesEric McCandless. Mark Sloan. com/life/g24528166/greys-anatomy-deathsGrey's Anatomy fans are no strangers to death. Yes, Gary Clark was the gunman who went on a killing spree in the hospital, 13 Mary Portman. A definitive ranking of all the most heartbreaking Grey's Anatomy losses. These aren't necessarily the most heartbreaking deaths (although many of them are), but the ones which took the viewers off It\u2019s all just another shift for the doctors of Grey\u2019s Anatomy. Her near-death experience was enough for Stephanie to change course, and she made a declaration that she wanted to live her own life now. If you saw the Grey's Anatomy preview for next week's episode, entitled \"Cold As Ice,\" we bet you're still in shock. 21 Heartbreaking \u201cGrey\u2019s Anatomy\u201d Medical Tragedies That You Will Never Get Over that you're crying over a fictional man's death. After helping victims of a car crash, Shepherd ended up getting into one. For an episode that was supposed to be dealing with the exits of both Jessica Capshaw and Sarah Drew, Grey's Anatomy Season 14 Episode 24 was actually a happy affair that helped all of the Grey's Anatomy has had its fair share of goodbyes. \u2026Though it's been nearly five years since Grey's Anatomy's heartbreaking plane crash, we're still not over the tragic character deaths that occurred during the episode! Back in May 2012, six of This is Grey's Anatomy after all. Adele Webber. Nov 2, 2018 To celebrate the Day of the Dead (Dia de los Muertos), the Grey's Anatomy doctors reflect on deaths and the loved ones they've lost over the Mar 13, 2018 They're also never short on deaths, either. And then there are the truly Awful deaths: Dylan Young (Kyle Chandler), who died of a bomb explosion; Reed Adamson (Nora Zehetner) and Charles Percy (Robert Baker), who died in the hospital shooting during season six; Heather Brooks (Tina Majorino),4 days ago \u00b7 'Grey's Anatomy': [SPOILER] Dies After A Secret About Derek's Death Is Revealed 'Grey's Anatomy' Recap: Link & Meredith Grow Closer & He Opens Up About His Past 'Grey's Anatomy\u2026A windstorm continues to blow through Seattle, and after the power goes out at Grey Sloan, the doctors are left scrambling to save their patients' lives on 'Grey's Anatomy. More Photo Galleries. The idea of using a death-row inmate\u2019s organ to save a child\u2019s life made for entertaining and thought-provoking television, but it barely scratched the surface of the ongoing global debate over the ethical and \u2026Season 14 of Grey\u2019s Anatomy will see the departure of fan-favorite character, April Kepner, played by Sarah Drew. Grey's Anatomy has had its fair share of deaths. 'The Winner Takes It All' focused on two storylines whichMark Sloan. George O'Malley on \"Grey's Anatomy,\" T. Death. Introduced as a surgical intern at the fictional Seattle Grace Hospital How well do you remember \"Grey's Anatomy's\" most shocking, unexpected, or just plain sad deaths? Match all of these \"Grey's\" characters to how they died and find out. Grey\u2019s Anatomy aired it\u2019s pilot episode 11-years-ago, introducing the world to Meredith Grey, a surgical intern at Seattle Grace hospital who just found out she had a one night stand with her \u201cboss\u2019 boss Death and All His Friends is the second part of the season six finale and the 126th overall episode of Grey's Anatomy. 'Grey's Anatomy' and the ethics of prisoner organ donations. Ellen Pompeo Explains How 'Grey's Anatomy' Characters' Fates Are Decided. The saddest death may actually surprise you! Spoiler alert: there have been lotsNov 02, 2018 \u00b7 Grey's Anatomy fans are no strangers to death. com may receive a percentage of sales for items purchased from these Feb 08, 2019 \u00b7 Love was in the air on Thursday's Grey's Anatomy, and Meredith had a big decision to make. 3. When he was taken to the hospital, no one followed proper protocol, which resulted in his death. The series premiered in 2005 on ABC where it still airs, and has recently premiered its 15th season. Cristina and Meredith's surgical skills are put to \u2026Destruction. Get ready for a throwback, here are the most heartbreaking Grey\u2019s Anatomy deaths of some of the most beloved characters that have been on the show. \"Grey's Anatomy\" is the longest-running scripted primetime show on ABC having been on the air since 2005. It is a beautiful drama full of relatable characters and good stories. Destruction. Lexie Grey. Mar 03, 2017 \u00b7 Can you pick the deaths of the Grey's Anatomy characters in order? Test your knowledge on this television quiz to see how you do and compare your score to \u2026How well do you remember \"Grey's Anatomy's\" most shocking, unexpected, or just plain sad deaths? Match all of these \"Grey's\" characters to how they died and find out. Alex and Jo go on a road trip to Iowa to find Alex's mom. comments. Derek Shepherd (Patrick Dempsey) Patrick Dempsey\u2019s character Dr. Lexie Grey. Conclusion, Season 6 finale. Even though Shonda Rhimes has been killing the people we love for 12 seasons now,Dearly Departed: An ode to the Grey's Anatomy characters we lost too soon All products featured were editorially selected. 3 days ago \u00b7 \u201cGrey\u2019s Anatomy\u201d is considered one of the great television shows of our time. Go to your Sporcle Settings to finish the process. Apr 05, 2018 \u00b7 After six seasons as Dr. Grey\u2019s Anatomy has become one of the most popular shows of recent years, going on 15 seasons after recently becoming renewed by ABC. Though she recovered, Izie Stevens left the show, though other characters often spoke of her. 9 days ago \u00b7 Grey's Anatomy had an emotional episode on Thursday night (January 31) in the US, as one character died and another one lived. Shooter Gary Clark (Michael O'Neill) remains on the loose, presenting Cristina and Meredith with major surgical challenges. Grey's Anatomy looked to its writers' room for real-life inspiration behind they're either life or death, there is Ellen Pompeo Explains How 'Grey's Anatomy' Characters' Fates Are Decided. Day of the Dead), it \u2026Mar 03, 2017 \u00b7 Your Account Isn't Verified! In order to create a playlist on Sporcle, you need to verify the email address you used during registration. In terms of workplace safety, Grey Sloan Memorial ranks pretty low, and we\u2019re braced for another death happening before Grey's Anatomy Season 12 ends. The idea of using a death-row inmate\u2019s organ to save a child\u2019s life made for entertaining and thought-provoking television, but it barely scratched the surface of the ongoing global debate over the ethical and \u2026\" Death And All His Friends \" The Seattle Grace Mercy West Shooting was a mass murder that occurred at Seattle Grace Mercy West Hospital when Gary Clark entered the hospital armed with the intention to shoot and kill Derek Shepherd , Richard Webber and Lexie Grey as revenge for the death of his wife, a \u2026Is Sarah Drew Leaving Grey's Anatomy With April Kepner's Death? It's time to get your tissues out, Grey's Anatomy fans. While we wait with bated breath for that twist, we\u2019re paying our respects to all the surgeons who have died on the show so far, may they rest in peace. From Women's Health. Grey's Anatomy is good at a lot of things: giving us memorable romantic moments (longing looks, passionate kisses, etc. because it's personal when a Grey's Anatomy couple Every Major 'Grey's Anatomy' Character Who Died on the Show. So in light of the fact that 2012 was an especially hard year in Grey's deaths,Mar 03, 2017 \u00b7 Your Account Isn't Verified! In order to create a playlist on Sporcle, you need to verify the email address you used during registration. Following the death of Frankie, Webber had to go to an AA meeting to try to keep from drinking. Jasmine Blu at May 17, 2018 10:53 pm. Grey's Anatomy had an emotional episode on Thursday night (January 31) in the US, as one character died and another one lived. Lexie is eventually named a \u2026Who He Was: No list of Grey\u2019s Anatomy deaths would work without Denny on it. Grey's Anatomy's Ellen Pompeo Teases the Ep That Will 'Make Everybody Cry'. Derek Shepherd, aka McDreamy, was killed off in Thursday\u2019s episode of the ABC drama. 'The Winner Takes It \u2026The 15 Biggest 'Grey's Anatomy' Deaths, Ranked From Sad to Utterly Devastating. And then there are the truly Awful deaths: Dylan Young (Kyle Chandler), who died of a bomb explosion; Reed Adamson (Nora Zehetner) and Charles Percy (Robert Baker), who died in the hospital shooting during season six; Heather Brooks (Tina Majorino),The name Grey Sloan Memorial reminds us that not everyone makes it out alive. View Mobile Site Anime for V-Day This Is Us Gotham \"Grey's Anatomy\" is no stranger to killing off people. If you're lucky, your favorite character will disappear, and if not, they get hit by a bus or semi. But the actress wasn\u2019t plagued with butterflies during her first experience behind the camera, despite the heavy material handed to her. \u2026I haven't cried this much at \"Grey's Anatomy\" since last week. is a fictional character from the medical drama television series Grey's Anatomy, which airs on the American Broadcasting Company (ABC) in the United States. *SPOILERS, OBVIOUSLY* Ever since the news broke that Sarah Drew and Jessica Capshaw would be leaving Grey's Anatomy at the end of season 14, fans have been on the edge of \u2026Dec 05, 2018 \u00b7 Greys Anatomy Deaths Dec 5, 2018 8:23:25 GMT -6 via mobile Post by enchanted on Dec 5, 2018 8:23:25 GMT -6 Derek, Mark, and Lexie at the top along with April and Jackson's baby even though I've never actually seen that episode. While we wait with bated breath for that Note: This article contains spoilers for Grey's Anatomy season 15 episode 11 'The Winner Takes It All'. Day of the Dead), it forces Meredith (Ellen Pompeo) to \u2018Grey\u2019s Anatomy\u2019 In Memoriam \u2014 All the Doctors Who Have Died So Far. Derek Shepherd, died. 23. Grey's Anatomy had an emotional episode on Thursday night (January 31) in the US, as one Grey's Anatomy Universe Wiki is a FANDOM TV Community. The high-intensity medical drama, now in its 15th season, follows Meredith Grey (Ellen Pompeo) and the team of doctors at Grey Sloan Memorial who are faced with life-or-death decisions on a daily basis. The development is particularly surprising because Patrick Dempsey, 49, signed a two-year contract extension last year that would have kept him on Grey\u2019s through a 12th season. Before Grey\u2019s Anatomy, we had some more medical drama seasons like ER, Dr. Together they're discovering that neither medicine nor relationships can be defined in black and white. On the ABC medical drama, a plane crash claimed the lives of both Lexie Grey (Chyler Leigh) and Grey's Anatomy Season 15 Episode 7 was a heavy hour with a tragic death, a potentially fatal diagnosis, and a couple's relationship on the rocks. Grey's Anatomy Season 14 Episode 24 Review: All of Me. Thanks Shonda Rhimes! Click through the photos to see which death on ABC's The Doctors That Have Died on 'Grey's Anatomy' Heather Brooks (Tina Majorino) Season 10. Here's a look back at the doctors that have passed away on the drama. George O'Malley. 53 People You Forgot Were on Supernatural Sure, it's not up there with the Big Deaths on Grey's Anatomy, but Jeremy The deaths on Grey's Anatomy make it almost too unbearable to watch sometimes. Martin himself when it comes to offing her beloved characters and \u202611 Of The Worst Deaths Of \"Grey's Anatomy\" With all the deaths, sometimes you might confuse the show for \"Game of Thrones. Caterina Scorsone appeared in the series Goosebumps and Power Play during the late \u201990s. Drama. \"Though it's been nearly five years since Grey's Anatomy's heartbreaking plane crash, we're still not over the tragic character deaths that occurred during the episode! Back in May 2012, six of Grey's Anatomy fans devastated after another heartbreaking death. All Jeremy wanted was to lose his virginity to the girl 14 Gary Clark. Derek Van Schaik Recommended for you All the Major Characters Who Have Been Killed Off of Shonda Rhimes' Shows Derek Shepherd (Grey's Anatomy) After surviving a plane crash, a shooting, and a car accident, George O'Malley (T. Whether you've barely started the series, watched every season 20 times, or never watched a single episode, here are 11 of the best, or maybe worst, deaths to have occurred throughout the many seasons of \"Grey's Anatomy. com may receive a percentage of sales for items purchased from these Watch How Police Caught Chris Watts, Family Murderer, With Body Language - Police Body Cameras - Duration: 37:33. It doesn\u2019t work for him. Since it's a hospital show, patients are dying left and right (if you need medical attention, don't go to Seattle's Grey-Sloan Memorial Creator Shonda Rhimes has often had to defend the decision of the writers to end the lives of some of the most beloved characters. com. Created by showrunner Shonda Rhimes, the character is introduced in season three as protagonist Meredith Grey 's younger half-sister, who has transferred to Seattle Grace Hospital as a new surgical intern after her mother's sudden death. Webber goes on the rampage. Grey's Anatomy follows the lives, loves and sometimes deaths of beloved characters working at Seattle Grace Hospital. 11 days ago \u00b7 Leave it to Grey's Anatomy to hit us where it hurts on every level, in real life and on screen, with a little bit of life and a little bit of death at the same time. Mark Sloan (Eric Dane) Season 9. Grey's Anatomy fans devastated after another heartbreaking death. D. Our last scene together @ijessewilliams #japril \"Grey's Anatomy\" is the longest-running scripted primetime show on ABC having been on the air since 2005. The ABC drama,3 days ago \u00b7 First Aired: May 20, 2010. We are still not over Whether it's the world of Grey's Anatomy, where doctors bone more than they operate, Sam's death was known since the pilot, but it was who killed him that was shocking. A lot happened in this episode, and it\u2019s going to send shockwaves through the rest of the season. Elsewhere, Mash and ever ongoing General Hospital. For an episode that was supposed to be dealing with the exits of both Jessica Capshaw and Sarah Drew, Grey's Anatomy Season 14 Episode 24 was actually a happy affair that helped all of the Grey's Anatomy. womenshealthmag. All Grey's Anatomy Trivia Quizzes and GamesGrey's Anatomy creator Shonda Rhimes has defended her decision to kill off two major characters. But when a family at Sloan Memorial Hospital is celebrating D\u00eda de los Muertos (a. HTGAWM's title reflects that, like we mentioned earlier, but Grey's Anatomy and Scandal's body Grey's Anatomy may have one of the highest death counts of any TV ever. Grey\u2019s Anatomy is staging a gut-wrenching hour for leading lady Ellen Pompeo\u2018s directorial debut on March 30 (ABC, 8/7c). grey's anatomy deathsSep 25, 2018 Read EW's fauxbituaries to the dearly departed Grey's Anatomy characters. Leilah Hovey Leilah Hovey Nov 1, 2016. Arizona shares cookies with a special ingredient. Jul 1, 2012 A compilation of the near death and death experiences of the surgeons and their lovers until the 8th season. The season comprises of 17 episodes. Charles Percy and Reed Adamson (Robert Baker and Nora Zehetner) Season 6. Ellis Grey. 'The Winner Takes It All' focused on two storylines which. Thanks Shonda Rhimes! Click through the photos to see which death on ABC's long-running medical drama rocked us the hardest, ranked by how much it made us cry. she either makes it out of that OR and lives to fight another day away somewhere far far away from Seattle Grace Mercy Death, or she's a ghost - which isn't unheard of on Grey's at all. 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All 5 songs featured in Grey's Anatomy season 6 epsiode 24: Death and All His\u2026, with scene descriptions. Grey\u2019s Anatomy November 8 recap. Getty ImagesJean Baptiste Lacroix. Grey's Anatomy may have one of the highest death counts of any TV ever. Day of the Dead), it forces Meredith (Ellen Pompeo) to In terms of workplace safety, Grey Sloan Memorial ranks pretty low, and we\u2019re braced for another death happening before Grey's Anatomy Season 12 ends. It\u2019s all just another shift for the doctors of Grey\u2019s Anatomy. Ask questions and download or stream the entire soundtrack on Spotify, YouTube, iTunes, & Amazon. Knight starred in the miniseries \"11. RIP basically everyone. 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        "raw_content": "Dr. Paul Barger is the recipient of the 2014 F.G. Ciapetta Lectureship in Catalysis\nI am pleased to announce that Dr. Paul Barger of UOP LLC, a Honeywell Company, is the recipient of the F.G. Ciapetta Lectureship in Catalysis, sponsored by the Grace Catalysts Technologies operating segment of W.R. Grace & Co. and the North American Catalysis Society. The Award consists of a plaque and an honorarium. The plaque will be presented during the closing banquet ceremonies at the 2015 NAM in Pittsburgh, PA. The recipient will present lectures at most of the affiliated Clubs/Societies during the two-year period covered by this Lectureship.\nPaul Barger has an established track record of championing new ideas and moving them effectively from evaluation, to catalyst development, and to commercialization. Over his thirty year career at UOP he has contributed to the discovery of catalytic phenomena and development of several catalytic processes of industrial significance. He has achieved this by sound technical insight, careful experimental design, and flawless execution as evidenced by the award of more than 55 U.S. patents.\nPaul is specifically recognized with the F.G Ciapetta Lectureship for his contributions to the development of the Methanol-to-Olefins (MTO) process from concept development to commercial offering. He was a leader of the joint MTO development effort between UOP and Norsk Hydro. A series of discoveries of SAPO-34 structure-function relationships, such as the correlations of product shape selectivity, hydride transfer and coking with acid site density and crystal morphology were keys in the development of this technology. The first of four UOP-licensed commercial units was successfully started up in September 2013. Paul has also led the development and commercialization of two naphtha reforming catalysts and a solid acid detergent alkylation catalyst and currently heads up UOP\u2019s Proof-of-Principle Lab for the evaluation of ideas for new technology opportunities.\nI am delighted that the North American Catalysis Society has chosen to recognize the contributions of Dr. Paul Barger with this lectureship. I speak with the voice of our grateful community in also thanking the management of W.R. Grace& Co. for its continuing support of this lectureship.\nCharles Campbell is the recipient of the 2013 Robert Burwell Lectureship in Catalysis\nWe are pleased to announce that Professor Charles Campbell of the University of Washington is the recipient of the 2013 Robert Burwell Lectureship in Catalysis of the North American Catalysis Society, sponsored by Johnson Matthey and administered by The North American Catalysis Society. It is to be awarded biennially in odd-numbered years. The award consists of a plaque and an honorarium of $5,000. The plaque will be presented during the closing banquet ceremonies at the 2015 North American Meeting of the Catalysis Society. An additional $4,500 is available to cover traveling expenses in North America. Professor Campbell will present lectures at the local catalysis clubs and societies during the two-year period covered by this award.\nProfessor Campbell is being recognized for bridging the gap between surface science and catalysis, for developing new concepts and tools in both disciplines, and for his service to both communities as Editor-in-Chief of Surface Science. His knowledge and his contributions over the last three decades have encompassed enormous depth and breadth. He has made seminal contributions in (1) developing methods to measure surface bond energies, specifically calorimetry using an apparatus developed by his research group and which currently ranks as the most sensitive heat detection tool for the study of model catalysts; (2) accurate measurements of the binding of metal atoms and nanoparticles to oxides, which has led to mechanistic approaches and fundamental treatments of catalyst sintering; (3) advancing and using microkinetic treatments of catalytic reactions, especially by providing many classic examples of how surface science can contribute to the understanding of catalytic mechanisms; and (4) formalizing the concept of \u2018the degree of rate control\u2019 to assess the extent to which individual steps in a catalytic sequence limit reactions rates.\nEnrique Iglesia, President,\nBruce Cook, Vice President\nPublished on July 5, 2013 . Posted in News and tagged Award.\nDaniel Resasco is the recipient of the 2013 Catalysis Club of Philadelphia Award\nThe Catalysis Club of Philadelphia is pleased to announce Dr. Daniel Resasco as the recipient of the 2013 Catalysis Club of Philadelphia Award, in recognition of his many contributions related to supported metal and solid acid catalysis, hydrocarbon conversion, nanotube synthesis, and biomass-derived compound upgrading.\nProf. Resasco obtained his PhD in chemical engineering from Yale University in 1983 under the direction of Gary Haller. While at Yale, he co-authored a seminal work explaining strong metal-support interactions on Rh/TiO2 catalysts that subsequently became a Current Contents Citation Classic. After graduation from Yale, he joined the chemical engineering department of the National University of Mar del Plata, Argentina, eventually serving as department chair. In 1991 he returned to the US as Senior Scientist at the Sun Company, and in 1993 he joined the School of Chemical, Biological and Materials Engineering at the University of Oklahoma where he is now the George Lynn Cross Research Professor and Douglas & Hilda Bourne Chair of Chemical Engineering.\nProf. Resasco\u2019s research in heterogeneous catalysis has always aimed at important applications, but has been strongly grounded in fundamentals of structure-property relationships and characterization of catalysts and mechanisms. Initially, his research program examined strong solid acid catalysis and supported metal catalysis for hydrocarbon processing. In the late 90s, Resasco\u2019s group began investigation of heterogeneous catalytic synthesis of single-wall carbon nanotubes, discovering that careful control of the catalyst nanostructure enabled unprecedented chiral selectivity in the nanotubes.\nTheir work led to the patented CoMoCat process, capable of scaleup to industrial production, and a spinoff company, SouthWest NanoTechnologies. More recently, Resasco\u2019s work on upgrading of biomass-derived compounds led to the development of Janus nanoparticle catalysts which simultaneously stabilize high interfacial area emulsions and carry out upgrading reactions in both the aqueous and organic phases. This work was initially reported in Science in January, 2010.\nProf. Resasco has authored well over 200 archival journal articles which have been cited over 8,000 times, 32 industrial patents, and over 120 invited lectures. From 2001 \u2013 2007 Resasco also served as associate editor of the Journal of Catalysis.\nProf. Resasco will be honored with a plaque an honorarium ($1000) during his award presentation at the Catalysis Club of Philadelphia\u2019s monthly meetings in the upcoming 2013-2014 season.\nSeventh World Congress on Oxidation Catalysis\nSeventh WCOC\nThe 7th World Congress on Oxidation Catalysis aims to focus on the understanding of catalytic oxidation phenomena across time and length scales, taking together the fundamental phenomena that is most often the focus of academia with the processes and applications that drive industry. The session titled From Fundamentals to Application includes existing and nascent topics that bridge fundamental understanding to current and emerging technologies. For example, materials/catalyst preparation and design topics address the multifunctional nature inherent in oxidation process catalysts. Emerging alternative or \u201cgreen\u201d oxidants can be used in both heterogeneous and homogeneous processes to benefit selectivity. Chemical looping processes promise to eliminate the primary source of nitrogen oxides.\nA new session format is included with the goal of presenting new ideas and methodologies for decoding the complexity inherent in catalysis and catalytic processes. Presenters are encouraged to discuss exciting combinations of theory and experiment and the combination of multiple experimental techniques. Presentations will be scheduled early in the program with a discussion workshop to generate consensus on the current state and direction of the field.\nThe oxidative catalytic applications important to industry in a great sense drive the fundamental work discussed above. The petrochemical processes focused on syngas generation/conversion, combustion, partial and selective oxidation, amines and C1 chemistry, along with processes for biomass conversion to fuels will be presented. Fine chemical and pharmaceutical production that generally employ homogeneous oxidations are covered among the subtopics of olefin and aromatic oxidation, epoxidation and the chemistry of radical species. Finally, the contribution of catalysis to environmental technologies such as VOC oxidation, wastewater treatment and autoexhaust catalysis will be presented.\nThe Congress begins with a full day on Sunday, June 9th, and lasts through Wednesday June 12th. It will be held in Saint Louis, Missouri on the campus of Washington University. With Washington University acting as host the Congress is made quite economical and many will find the registration prices coupled with the availability of campus housing a pleasant surprise. The Congress dinner will be on Tuesday, June 11 and a group excursion to the top of the Gateway Arch will take place on Wednesday, June 12. For more information about the 7th World Congress, visit www.7wcoc.org.\nNicholas Delgass is the Winner of the 2013 Herman Pines Award in Catalysis\nThe Catalysis Club of Chicago is pleased to announce that Prof. W. Nicholas Delgass (Maxine Spencer Nichols Emeritus Professor of Chemical Engineering at Purdue University) is the recipient of the 2013 Herman Pines Award in Catalysis. This Award is given to recognize Prof. Delgass\u2019 outstanding contributions to catalyst characterization, reaction and catalyst chemistry, and advanced catalyst design. Prof. Delgass first introduced the applications of M\u00f6ssbauer spectra and XPS to the catalysis community.\nProf. Delgass has served on the editorial boards of leading catalysis journals such as Journal of Catalysis and as chairs for international catalysis conferences. He is a gifted teacher, winning the Purdue School of Chemical Engineering Teaching Awarding for seven times. Prof. Delgass has been invited to give more than 190 lectures on national and international scientific meetings. He has published over 160 publications.\nThe award includes an honorarium ($1,000) and a plaque. Prof. Delgass will receive this Award during the Catalysis Club of Chicago Spring Symposium on May 7, 2013 at BP Research Center (Naperville, IL). Prof. Delgass will deliver the Award address at the Symposium.\nPublished on April 16, 2013 . Posted in Award, News and tagged CCC, Club.\n2013 SWCS Spring Symposium\nThe Spring Symposium for the Southwest Catalysis Society will be help on April 26th on the Rice campus (Grand Hall in the Memorial Center). The circular is attached. Registration will begin at 7:30 AM with the technical program beginning at 8:25. We anticipate the meeting concluding by 3:30 PM. There is plenty of parking on the Rice campus: rice.edu/maps/maps.html.\nThere\u2019s visitor parking all over campus (shaded yellow), and the one lot closest to our meeting site is \u201cCentral Campus Garage\u201d underneath the Jones Business School (#51).\nGrand Hall of the Rice Memorial Center\nInvited Speakers (alphabetical order)\nDeveloping HDS understanding based on real feed-stocks\nTushar V. Choudhary, Phillips 66, Bartlesville, OK\nFrom Hydrodesulfurization to Hydrodeoxygenation: What are the similarities at the atomic-scale?\nLars C. Grabow, University of Houston, TX\nShell Alternative Transport Fuels,\nKim Johnson, Shell Chemical Co., Houston, TX\nAdvances in Hydroprocessing Catalyst Technology: The Discovery of ExxonMobil/Albemarle\u2019s Nebula Catalyst\nDoron Levin, ExxonMobil, Annandale, NJ\nNanostructured Gold Model Catalysts on Oxygen-free Substrates\nLi Liu, Department of Chemistry, Texas A&M University\nNatural Gas to Syngas using Rh-substituted pyrochlore (La2Zr2O7) catalysts\nJerry Spivey (LSU), D. Pakhare (LSU), D. Haynes (DoE/NETL), D. Shekhawat (DoE/NETL), V. Abdelsayed (DoE/NETL)\n2013 Southwest Catalysis Society Applied Catalysis Awardee: Prof. Jerry Spivey, Department of Chemical Engineering, LSU, Baton Rouge, LA.\nPublished on April 10, 2013 . Posted in News and tagged Club, SWCS.\nElections for Directors-at-Large\nThis year, for the second time, the North Amer\u00adi\u00adcan Catal\u00ady\u00adsis Soci\u00adety (NACS) will be using on-line balloting as the only way to vote for Directors-at-Large. We have contracted with a firm that is experienced in on-line voting to ensure the accu\u00adracy and con\u00adfi\u00adden\u00adtial\u00adity of the process. The elections are scheduled for March 18th to April 5th. You will be receiving an email message on March 17th with your username, unique password and a link to a restricted voting webpage. The subject headline is \u201cNACS Elections for Directors-at-Large\u201d. Please don\u2019t delete this email until you cast your vote. If you have a problem receiving this email, then you need to contact Edrick Morales at edrickmorales@live.com.\nThe web log-in page will have instructions on how to use your electronic ballot with links to technical assistance in case you have difficulty with the log-in and PDF documents with the pro\u00adposed amend\u00adments and revised version of the by-laws.\nYou can cast your vote starting on March 18th at 12:01 am. The voting webpage will be held open to those members of NACS (including students) who reside within North America. Background information for each candidate will be available on the ballot site with a hyperlink associated to each candidate\u2019s name. On the ballot website, you will be selecting only six (6) or less members from the slate of 11 candidates for the office of Director-at-Large and one vote to approve or not approve the amendments to the by-laws. 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        "raw_content": "\u201cTHIS-IS-MY,\u2026PRE-EMINENT-HOPE\u201d\u2026\nOur apostle Paul, describes our present days as being,\u2026\u201dperilous-times!\u201d\u2026 God\u2019s Word is very clear that, impossible situations such as this will increase as the tribulation period draws,\u2026nearer. Ungodly leaders will ascend to thrones of authority, around our entire globe. Though many in the Christian community continue to try and persuade the masses to claim the promise of (2nd Chronicles 7:14); the time for that, has long since,\u2026fled!...\nThat promise declares that,\u2026\u201dif my people, which are called by my Name (of Jehovah and/or Yahweh, His Precious and Glorious-Name), if only they shall humble themselves and pray and seek,\u2026my face; and turn from their wicked ways, then will I hear from,\u2026Heaven: and will forgive their sin, and will heal their land!\u201d\u2026\nGod has kept His Word, in this regard,\u2026down through the ages; and it will yet again be fulfilled, when Israel (as a nation), cries out to Him,\u2026during the tribulation. But, the times in which we currently live,\u2026are extraordinarily different; perilous times are now the order of our day. Paul also warns: \u201cLet no man deceive you, by any means,\u2026for that day; shall (Not) come, except there come a falling-away,\u2026first: and that man of sin, be revealed,\u2026the son of perdition!\u201d\u2026(see, 2nd Thessalonians 2:3).\nMany may think that this verse, simply means that things must get worse before they ever can get,\u2026better; but that is not the teaching here. Paul rather speaks here of the Day of our Lord, (The very Son-of-God, Christ-Jesus); when He shall officially set-up His Father\u2019s-Kingdom!...\nSituations such as the conditions which prevail today in America, will become more widespread,\u2026than they are today; along with much more unrestrained wickedness, and violence around our planet. Paul informs us here, that such a \u201cfalling-away\u201d,\u2026will continue and escalate; until it finally climaxes, not with \u201crevival\u201d,\u2026but: with the revelation of the anti-Christ, who will officially be unveiled!...\nThere is no amount of prayer, faith, fasting or supplication that,\u2026will stop the events; leading up to the revelation of this man-of-sin. There will be no \u201chealing\u201d, of any land around the world,\u2026before that time. We (The Faithful-Believers) however, are (Not) at a complete,\u2026loss. We can, and must,\u2026fall on our faces; before Almighty-God, but our plea is (Not) for the restoration or \u201creturn-to-greatness\u201d,\u2026of our current nation, or any other: but rather, that our Creator protect His Own,\u2026during this most devastating and dangerous times!...\nLet us praise His Son, (Jesus-of-Nazareth),\u2026today; unto Him that, is well able to keep us from falling, and to present us faultless before the very presence,\u2026of His Father\u2019s-Glory: with exceeding Joy, to the only wise living-God,\u2026Jehovah!... Yes, to Him be all the Majesty, Dominion and Power,\u2026both now; and ever!... Amen.\nI shall indeed pray, for all those in America,\u2026that our Heavenly-Father; will literally pull you out of this most devastating firestorm, protect you from the powers that be,\u2026and; give you wisdom, as to how to conduct yourselves,\u2026should this devilish decree: become the law of our land. But, the urgent prayer which must be on the lips of every believer,\u2026who; would be a part of the aforementioned remnant, and whose desire is to reign with the Son-of-God,\u2026must be in: absolute agreement with our apostle John!...\nPlease read, (Revelation 22:20). \u201cHe which testifies these things, says,\u2026Surely I come, quickly. Amen. Even so, come,\u2026Lord Jesus!\u201d\u2026 Folks, our pre-eminent hope and desire,\u2026must be; for a speedy return, of Christ!... Amen.\nPost by izzyfalcon \u00bb Mon May 22, 2017 1:24 pm\nToday, I find myself,...completely torn;\n\u201cWHEN,\u2026ENDS,\u2026MEET!\u201d\u2026\nLet us pray, desperately,\u2026dear-reader and friends; for, we shall be known as those,\u2026who do, (Not); gush-over any resurrected, Anti-Christ!...\nWe, will fake whatever we have to fake,\u2026in order to; not be found-out. All the while, never jeopardizing the rest,\u2026who also happen to believe; in Jesus-of-Nazareth!...\nThat\u2019s right, we will, (Not),\u2026bow-a-knee; to these lesser, weaker and finite-forces,\u2026of evil. The Light of our Lord, shall dispel ultimately,\u2026any; deeds-of-darkness!...\nOur breach of their etiquette, will not go unnoticed by Satan,\u2026and his insurgents. \u201cGod, help us!\u201d\u2026 We shall pray, silently. Is this the end?... Should we, bolt now,\u2026and hope for; the best?... The answer: \u201cNot, in your life,\u2026nor, even; in the here-after!\u201d\u2026\nOh\u2019, what will become of the purposely defiant,\u2026and unruly ones?... Mine, is an obvious disgust,\u2026with these, very same. They ooze graciousness and humility, as their own kind,\u2026pour-on; much sugar and spice!...\nNever-the-less, there are Great-Days,\u2026ahead; yes, yes!... I am so grateful, for your partnership and spiritual-support,\u2026dear-reader and friends; with every beat of my heart, I shall continue praying,\u2026always being sensitive; to what Almighty-God, (Jehovah and/or Yahweh, His Glorious-Name), wants us all,\u2026to do: (\u201cWHEN,\u2026ENDS,\u2026MEET\u201d)!...\nLet us never, pull-away from long embraces,\u2026nor stand, blankly; in each other\u2019s presence. Remember, always,\u2026that I love you; as he Loves us,\u2026all. It\u2019s the very same Love, His Father-in-Heaven,\u2026shares; with His only begotten, Son!... Amen.\n\u201cFOR-THESE,\u2026WE-PRAY,\u2026THE-MOST!\u201d\u2026\nFriends, ours are no whispered replies,\u2026even though; we don\u2019t really know, when Jesus is coming. That event, only His Father-in-Heaven has fully,\u2026arranged. That\u2019s right, not even His Son,\u2026knows; when He will be sent-down, to Harvest and Redeem His Father\u2019s,\u2026chosen Remnant!...\nMany are called, though only a few are truly,\u2026answering; I\u2019m concerned just a bit, about that fact. The Son\u2019s return, won\u2019t be a convenient time,\u2026for the unbeliever; nor the undecided. In their minds, these things can wait,\u2026another day!...\nMany, are those convinced that,\u2026Jesus, tarries; and that, He is not coming,\u2026at all. These very same, we call,\u2026fools!... For, as sure as our Sun rises,\u2026from the East; and settles-down every night, on the West coast,\u2026these doubting; will be the first, to witness the 2nd Advent!...\nEscorted by a host of Angels, our Lord arrives from high-above,\u2026our clouds. As sure as, He ascended to them,\u2026in the not too distant future; He shall descend, from these very clouds. In shame, the wicked will beg the mountains,\u2026to swallow them, whole; as they try to hide, under huge rocks,\u2026these boulders: will also refuse, to become their refuge!...\nTheir very frame, shall rise and fall,\u2026as these, I speak of; will breathe, their last breath. Gulping huge breaths, sitting heavily on bare concrete-floors,\u2026with their naked backs; against their self-imposed prison walls, they will cry and swear much,\u2026trying to kill, even themselves: hissing all-the-while, with haughty-hearts and plenty of hatred!...\nSo, won\u2019t you (dear-reader and friends); join me today?... Yes, you my brethren in Faith!... So, that,\u2026(\u201cFOR-THESE,\u2026WE-PRAY,\u2026THE-MOST\u201d)!... Amen.\n\u201cPEACE,\u2026BE,\u2026WITH-YOU!\u201d\u2026\nFriends, what more can the world do,\u2026to us; yes, we who believe in the Son-of-God?... The Devil, is wedged in every household. Often times, our biggest adversary,\u2026is our closest; loved-one!...\nAny of you, tired of phony credentials,\u2026and street-wisdom?... Why, does it seem that,\u2026each day; more and more, we find ourselves surrounded by virtual,\u2026illiterates?...\nToday, we have smart-phones,\u2026that answer, our every call; installed with default-prompts, of our own,\u2026choosing. Voice command, offers hands-free features. Boy, I can remember when,\u2026\u201dHands-On\u201d, experience; was counted as a functional equivalent, to having a college-degree!...\nComplacency, is the order of each day. Then, we wonder why,\u2026obesity; has become such an epidemic, nationally,\u2026even among; our young children, our tomorrow\u2019s future. I thought that, computers promised the eliminating of,\u2026excess paperwork?...\nHave any of you, tried applying for, (H.U.D.),\u2026housing; lately?... Seems to me, that we are burdened more,\u2026because of modern-technology; the world never sleeps, nor do our minds,\u2026ever: really-rest-in-peace!...\nThen, I read my Lord\u2019s greetings,\u2026throughout the Bible; and repeatedly He says,\u2026\u201dPeace, be with you!\u201d\u2026\nAnd, so,\u2026I ask you, (dear-reader and friends); how are you, fairing?... Is yours, a feigned-peace. Is it, the peace of which this present-world,\u2026utters; yet, never seems to embrace?...\nOr, is yours,\u2026God\u2019s own Peace?... The very One, He shares with His only begotten Son,\u2026(Jesus-of-Nazareth). Yes, the very same Peace,\u2026Jesus, has promised; to share with each and every one, of you,\u2026who: believes!... Amen.\n\u201cTO-SINNERS,\u2026LIKE-YOU,\u2026AND-ME!\u201d\u2026\nDear-friends, give yourselves,\u2026five (5) minutes; don\u2019t deprive your inner-spirit, of the quality time necessary,\u2026with He; whose given you, the very breath you\u2019re taking-in,\u2026right-now!...\nThere\u2019s no one else, you can really trust,\u2026except; His only begotten Son!... Humans, sooner or later,\u2026will let you, down; our imperfections, causes this to be,\u2026most true.\nGive it a try. You just might find yourself, listening,\u2026for once; don\u2019t take anything you hear, lightly,\u2026anymore.\nToday, I\u2019m addressing most,\u2026those of you; who are paid well, to give others,\u2026what they desire: all done, through illegal-acts. These very same, justify their ill-gotten-gains,\u2026by saying; \u201cRules were made, to be broken!\u201d\u2026\nAnd, so,\u2026indeed; broken we remain, as a society. Folks, God\u2019s looking for obedience,\u2026before any recompense; can be expected, to come our way. Just take a good look, at His Son\u2019s own,\u2026exaltation; all a direct-result, of Jesus\u2019 exemplary Obedience!...\nYou have to study, to know the set-forth terms. Our god, has always been,\u2026the cash; chaotic and evil, has been the ways in which,\u2026we all: have managed it.\nWhere is our,\u2026\u201dBadge-of-Honor?\u201d\u2026\nJust remember, that,\u2026despite the opinions, you made have; regardless whether you think that, hardly anyone could accept you,\u2026because of your past: Almighty-God, is the Lover of Sinners,\u2026like you and me!...\nTrust me, on this one. Your insights, will come by the Holy-Spirit,\u2026whom; His Son, (Jesus),\u2026has already commissioned: to guide and comfort, all of you,\u2026who, believe!... Amen.\n\u201cCASTING,\u2026MY,\u2026CARES\u201d\u2026\nI\u2019ll check within,\u2026my own heart, first;\nThe obvious is clearly,\u2026seen.\nThose faults, I find,\u2026in others;\nAre really,\u2026faults in me!...\nMy Faith today,\u2026will not shrink;\nThough I\u2019m pressed,\u2026by every foe.\nI won\u2019t tremble,\u2026nor be made, to blink;\nBy any Earthly,\u2026woe!...\nAlmighty, matchless,\u2026Glorious-God;\nInhabiting,\u2026Eternity.\nI bow to You,\u2026and praise, Your Son;\nIn awe that, He,\u2026can live in me!...\nKeep your witness,\u2026bright and clear;\nSo that, this World,\u2026may see and hear.\nGod\u2019s Salvation,\u2026far and near;\nThat others too,\u2026may fear!...\nIf God is calling,\u2026you, today;\nThen trust His Son,\u2026without delay.\nTomorrow, it will be,\u2026too late;\nIf death occurs,\u2026and seals your fate!...\nGod has given you,\u2026His promise;\nThat He hears,\u2026and answers, prayer.\nHe will heed,\u2026your supplication;\nIf you cast on Him,\u2026your cares!... Amen.\nMy curiosity has finally conquered,\u2026my shyness. Living this Life, indeed is everyone\u2019s,\u2026inescapable lot. Jesus, has taught me, sternly perhaps,\u2026but thoroughly. Tell me, how can we rectify, mistaken ideas,\u2026of our right to worship; His Father, (Almighty-God),\u2026as we please?...\nI do not intend to volunteer, unwelcomed information,\u2026concerning Christ; nor do I wish to add, to His already existing popularity. But, I do pray,\u2026\u201dFor your profound interest,\u2026in Him!\u201d\u2026. Amen.\nWe, do not mind,\u2026if you are an outsider; only, your rebellious nature,\u2026needs nurturing. Every day, I personally strive,\u2026for possessing an unusual facility; in the use of language, an incendiary sense for justice,\u2026and an eager readiness: for correction!...\nBe well equipped, (dear-reader and friends), to uphold your rights,\u2026as a child, of His Father-in-Heaven; our own, Living-God. So what, if our ecclesiastical differences,\u2026cause a memorable explosion. This burst of fury,\u2026(\u201cFLAMED,\u2026BY,\u2026FAITH\u201d),\u2026can be tense-at-times; with much excitement!...\nOthers, will catch a glimpse of us,\u2026as we move homeward; down their streets. We shall be admired, because of how we carry,\u2026our head and shoulders; high-above the rest. Whereas, in contrast and often-times,\u2026in the night; I awake, only to hear the unbelievers,\u2026sobbing into their pillows; though I know, they are wretched and beyond any cure,\u2026only my Lord: can Crown them,\u2026\u201dVictorious in their Battles!\u201d\u2026. Amen.\n\u201cTHERE\u2019S,\u2026STILL,\u2026TIME!\u201d\u2026\nFriends, you know yourself,\u2026and you also know; your selfishness. And, what about our secretly-stored-away,\u2026sins?... Let us, together pray,\u2026silently and desperately; for our forgiveness!...\nCould it be possible, that you are one,\u2026who has; for so long,\u2026rejected God\u2019s own Son, (Jesus-of-Nazareth); and that, because of this truth,\u2026today, His Father-in-Heaven; has completely turned you over, to your own: stubbornness?... Oh\u2019, how I pray,\u2026this (Not); be true of you!...\nAre you unable to see, truth?... Can you, (Not),\u2026change your existing, mindset?... Oh\u2019, how I pray,\u2026that you; are well able!...\nOften-times, I feel plagued with concerns over,\u2026you; meaning the unbeliever and the undecided. \u201cSweet-Jesus, thank You for your courage and countless,\u2026sacrifices!\u201d\u2026 Amen.\nI hear voices, crying, sobbing and wailing,\u2026as I near this wall; dividing the obedient, from the purposely defiant and unruly ones. Muffled mutterings are heard, apparently these very same,\u2026have buried their burdens; in pillows-of-pride!...\nYes, covered in bloody-blankets of hatred,\u2026these very same; drift-off to sleep, lamenting through these,\u2026warped-walls!...\nTo these, I say today,\u2026\u201dHear me, from inside your own hearts. There\u2019s still time, yes,\u2026.there\u2019s still; some good,\u2026left: in us, all. (THERE\u2019S,\u2026STILL,\u2026TIME),\u2026to act; accordingly!\u201d\u2026\nCome quickly, come as you are,\u2026but, please; come to Christ!... Do it, for your sake and for His Father\u2019s-Glory!... Good-thinking, just come-on.\nTogether, we shall never double-back,\u2026from whence; we came. Though our ride, will be pretty rugged,\u2026we shall; pave-the-way, for others to follow!... Amen.\n\u201cTHIS-CALL,\u2026IS,\u2026FOR-YOU!\u201d\u2026\nMany are those, who can no longer,\u2026cry-out; because of the weight, they bear on their weary,\u2026shoulders. That\u2019s right, their burdens have become,\u2026so; unbearable. The chapters of their present-lives, are too heavily soiled with unnecessary drama,\u2026and it\u2019s all they can do; not to cry-out!...\nI can relate, to you (dear-reader and friends); I can truly feel, every sore fiber,\u2026from: your recent ordeals. I won\u2019t try, to shush you. No, sir!... You go right ahead, and cry if you need,\u2026to. After you\u2019re done, just know that,\u2026my Lord\u2019s-Door; is still open!...\nBut, you have to move-ahead now,\u2026if you want; to enter into His Father\u2019s-Kingdom!... Time is short, and the clock-is-ticking. Some, will be simply,\u2026too late; I can hear them, claiming,\u2026\u201dLord, Lord,\u2026.we, even exorcised demons; in Your-Name!\u201d\u2026\nAnd, our Prince-of-Peace,\u2026shall respond; \u201cGet away from Me, I never knew,\u2026you!\u201d\u2026\nSo, when you\u2019re done with,\u2026your pity-party; don\u2019t forget all those around you, who hurt more and who possess,\u2026much less, than you: both physically and spiritually. Love your brethren, as yourself. For, that\u2019s the ticket that,\u2026will get you into; His Father\u2019s-Kingdom!...\nLove, conquers all. Whereas, none-of-us,\u2026can truly; outrace all these, burning-bullets. Our monstrous-mountains, covered with deadly-debris,\u2026must be, utterly flattened. Our society, needs to return to all,\u2026that we; once knew and honored, as sacred!...\nWe must abandon, our slaughter-houses,\u2026filled with; stiffed-neck gang-bangers and their haughty-hearts. Who, of us,\u2026will dare; to show these very same, a bit of God\u2019s Love?... The very same Love, which the Son has always received,\u2026and today; shares with all those, who simply,\u2026believe!...\nWhile they\u2019re banging doors, like rag-dolls,\u2026heads are hitting; the concrete streets of our once, \u201cNation-Under-God!\u201d\u2026\nLooking back at their flaming-horizon, we can say that,\u2026we shall ram, their hoods; with a higher-love, than exist within ourselves. Yes, a Love that,\u2026conquers; all-things!... And, to you community-leaders,\u2026of our great, inner-cities; (\u201cTHIS-CALL,\u2026IS,\u2026FOR-YOU\u201d)!...\nI pray, that you will,\u2026answer!... Amen.\nPost by izzyfalcon \u00bb Thu May 25, 2017 2:03 pm\n\u201cREAD-ABOUT,\u2026THESE,\u2026SACRED-SECRETS\u201d\u2026\nThe Kingdom of Almighty-God, is like a mustard seed. Though, it is the tiniest of all seeds,\u2026it grows, into the largest; of all vegetables. It becomes a tree, to which,\u2026birds of the air, come to perch; among it branches!...\nJesus, is one to,\u2026publish hidden-things; since the foundations of this Earth. His purpose, is to reveal,\u2026your heart\u2019s; attitude. Many, simply see Him,\u2026as a Masterful-Story-Teller; and Miracle-Worker, not as One,\u2026to be served: as Lord!... And, to be,\u2026unselfishly; followed!...\nMost, don\u2019t want to be disturbed,\u2026in their view of things; or their way of Life. They don\u2019t wish, His Messages,\u2026to penetrate; to that extent. Their hearts, have grown,\u2026unreceptive!...\nIn contrast, happy,\u2026are my eyes; because they behold and my ears, because,\u2026they hear. To those, who have,\u2026receptive hearts; is granted, understanding; of the,\u2026(\u201cSACRED,\u2026SECRETS\u201d),\u2026of His Father\u2019s Kingdom!...\nJesus\u2019 intent, is to be,\u2026understood; for, this imparts Truth,\u2026to others. Therefore, pay attention,\u2026to how you listen. Don\u2019t be satisfied, merely with,\u2026the outline-of-things; set-forth to you. Measure, these things well,\u2026and more; shall be,\u2026eventually added!...\nThe harvest, is a conclusion,\u2026of the present; system-of-things. The reapers, (or Angels),\u2026will be separating; (weed-like, imitations), yes, supposed Christians: from the True,\u2026\u201dSons-of-The-Kingdom!\u201d...\nAnd, when ends meet,\u2026we, (Jesus\u2019-Faithful-Followers); shall shine forth,\u2026Most-Brilliantly!... Amen.\n\u201cPLEASE-PAUSE,\u2026YOUR-PACE!\u201d\u2026\nFriends, daily I strive in taking some comfort,\u2026knowing the fact, that; there is indeed, some good in us,\u2026all. Although, many remain career criminals and out-laws,\u2026finding themselves, most intrigued; they call us, often,\u2026outsiders: even, Jesus Freaks!...\nThat\u2019s right, what we have learned,\u2026goes against; everything these very same, have ever heard or been taught. Sadly, their childishness won\u2019t allow any of them,\u2026to pray, (silently nor aloud); in front of their own, comrade-in-arms!...\nOur Faith, is so foreign,\u2026they, themselves; often wonder if they could ever, really understand,\u2026us. I pray, that; \u201cOur living-God, (Jehovah and/or Yahweh, His Precious-Name); will make it plain, to these whom I speak,\u2026of\u201d\u2026 Amen.\nToday, they feel nothing, (maybe, a little-foolish); but, tonight,\u2026restful-sleep, shall over-come them: as it hasn\u2019t for years past. God, willing!...\nI\u2019m sure, that the Holy-Spirit,\u2026commissioned by Christ; and ordained by our Heavenly-Father, will cause these others,\u2026to: (\u201cPAUSE,\u2026THEIR,\u2026PACE\u201d)!...\nThey shall awake, the next morning,\u2026with a feeling; of much expectancy. The world, won\u2019t know what to make of them. Before they sit down to eat, they shall feel a deep,\u2026spiritual-hunger and thirst; for no other, but,\u2026Jesus-of-Nazareth!... That\u2019s right, the only begotten of our,\u2026Father-in-Heaven!...\nYes, (dear-reader and friends); we\u2019ve been blessed, with another day of life,\u2026and today: I choose, Christ!...\nWith their whole-being, these others,\u2026too; will come to eventually, understand fully,\u2026their truest purpose: as they begin to learn, our exercised Faith!...\nI pray, that; \u201cAs you develop the ability, to (PAUSE,\u2026YOUR,\u2026PACE); you unbelievers and the undecided, will become ultimately filled,\u2026with: the very Word-of-God!...\nYes, this is my biggest desire. That each and every one of you, more and more,\u2026each day; grow in these spiritual-matters, until the promised return of,\u2026God\u2019s own Son!... Amen.\n\u201cMY-REASONS,\u2026FOR-WRITING!\u201d\u2026\nToday, let us together,\u2026thank, Almighty-God!... Yes, for His written Word and for His Truths!... And, for answering our desperate calls,\u2026revealing His Son; to us, who believe.\nFor, we are children of the Most-High-God!...(if only, thru His Divine-Act-of-Adoption). Forgiven we stand, of our ill-past; as we are indeed, loved deeply,\u2026although: sinners!...\nMany of you, (dear-reader and friends); have shared your stories with me, of coming to this Faith!... Today, you know the Truth,\u2026indeed; and of our narrow, straight-ways!...\nWhereas, those who surround our immediate stance,\u2026have never accepted; this new life-style of ours. (\u201cTHERE-ARE,\u2026REASONS,\u2026WHY-I-WRITE\u201d)!...\nYes, reasons for telling you,\u2026my story; it\u2019s not just because, I want to persuade you,\u2026(which, I do)!... Friends, those among us, (Jesus\u2019-Faithful-Followers); who have found the Truth, today,\u2026long: for everyone else, to possess it. Mainstream Churches and/or institutions of higher-learning, are (Not) teaching,\u2026these Truths!...\nWe speak of a living-God, who loves,\u2026even; those whom we have tagged, unlovable!... To follow in His Son\u2019s foot-steps, simply means that,\u2026we, too; strive daily, to develop ourselves with this Christ-like quality,\u2026yes: a Jesus, characteristic!...\nOne that, is learned and cultivated,\u2026best; by observing how God, Loves His own,\u2026Son!... To you, who believe that,\u2026Father and Son; are two, in the same person,\u2026please, recognize that: you gravely, \u201cerr\u201d\u2026\nMisrepresented truths, gives way to many lies,\u2026for certain; false-claims. Don\u2019t fall victim, to the snares and wiles of this Dark-One,\u2026who demonstrates himself, to be most subtle: in all of his ways. \u201cDoctrines-of-Devils\u201d,\u2026are taught; by Satan and his insurgents!...\nRavenous-wolves, disguised in sheep\u2019s-clothing,\u2026they are. Father and Son, are uniquely-proper,\u2026separate from one another; each deserving their own, (\u201ccrown-of-righteousness\u201d),\u2026as promised: even unto us, who truly believe. Yes, each,\u2026we are to; Honor and Glorify, for their own celestial-positioning and Power!...\nThe Son, although today,\u2026stands exalted; at the very right-hand of His Father-in-Heaven, He also remains,\u2026in complete, \u201cSubjection\u201d: to His own God and Father, our \u201cMost-High-God!\u201d\u2026 Amen.\nNo, folks,\u2026don\u2019t tag me, as a Jehovah\u2019s-Witness; I just happen to believe, Jesus\u2019 own expressed truths,\u2026versus; misquoting figures-of-speech, expressed by the various writers found within our Holy-Scriptures!...\nWhen Jesus is taken, for His Word,\u2026we shall find; in each and every instance, that He takes a back-seat to His God and Father!... It\u2019s His Father\u2019s-Kingdom at hand, which He taught,\u2026so eagerly; of which He has been appointed, our presiding King,\u2026Ruling, over His Father\u2019s chosen: a Remnant-Class of people,\u2026in the Millennial-Era!...\nOne day, is likened to 1,000 years and,\u20261,000 years; is likened to One-Day!... This is God\u2019s own perspective, and so,\u2026we shall spend; One-Celestial-Day, with the Son-of-God as our \u201cde-facto\u201d,\u2026King; further fine-tuning, well-polishing and honing all of our,\u2026existing: rough-edges of spiritual-understandings!...\nThereafter, the Son shall relinquish back,\u2026unto His Father; this given Authority!... Those of us, who made it past this second-death, (a death, most final and even, of our own spirit); although unimaginable to me, personally,\u2026there will be: many who, purposely remain defiant and unruly,\u2026despite the countless, future manifestations and revelations!...\nOnly, thereafter,\u2026can we then; expect to once again, walk-with-God!... In the very cool, of each afternoon,\u2026as it was; with the first pair, (Adam and Eve), in that Paradise-Garden,\u2026long ago. That\u2019s right, a purging-of-sorts,\u2026still awaits; this is why, Jesus returns with,\u2026\u201dRod-of-Iron!\u201d\u2026\nNo longer, is He seen riding an ass,\u2026but; a Great\u2013White-Stallion, of War!... There shall be much correction, yet to be witnessed in our immediate future,\u2026sooner; than later. Just beyond the Horizon, and around the next bend,\u2026Eternity-Awaits!... For those, who believe!... Amen.\n\u201cTHERE\u2019S-NOTHING,\u2026SO-GRAND\u201d\u2026\n(\u201cTHERE\u2019S-NOTHING,\u2026SO-GRAND\u201d),\u2026as we;\nYes, like the Oak-Tree,\u2026we\u2019ve-not, grown alone.\nWe, the unsheltered,\u2026from storms, and their breeze;\nLaying beneath, the forest,\u2026we remain, always prone!...\nMany are the tempest,\u2026sweeping round-about;\nThey tear,\u2026they beat,\u2026they tug.\nUnable they are, though,\u2026to uproot us, now;\nOur Faith, so far,\u2026beneath the sod.\nMy roots, steadfastly-fastened,\u2026deep in rocky-clefts;\nAs we, (The Faithful),\u2026lift high our heads, to God!...\nThose, who are One,\u2026with Almighty-God.\nWe, letting Him lead,\u2026even when;\nHe wields,\u2026His chastening-Rod!...\nSafe, from Satan\u2019s,\u2026subtle-wiles;\nI wear God\u2019s,\u2026armor clad.\nSatan\u2019s darts, today,\u2026no-longer-in-style;\nThough he, be ever,\u2026mad.\nGod\u2019s children, hidden,\u2026in cloven-tongues;\nMaking hearts light,\u2026our Souls, no longer sad!... Amen.",
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        "raw_content": "Balancing Ecology and Commerce on the Mississippi\nOne of a Four-Part Mainstreet Radio Series:\nBemidji's River Renaissance | Protecting the Health of the Mississippi\nRiverfront Recreation\nIn this conclusion to the Mississippi River series, we travel downstream from the Twin Cities to the southeastern part of Minnesota where the river is vigorously controlled. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers - not nature - is the primary controlling force for the Mississippi River between St. Paul and the Gulf of Mexico. The Corps first constructed a series of rock structures, then larger, more efficient dams and locks - all to keep barges moving unobstructed. For a century and a half, the river's flow has been directly manipulated by human hands. Now, as environmental consequences become more and more obvious, agencies and individuals are struggling to find ways to strike a balance between commerce and ecology.\nIN THE MUDDY, MEANDERING SLOUGHS known as the backwaters of the Mississippi River, Calvin Fremling steers his boat around submerged stumps and sandbars that go unseen to most novice navigators. The former Winona State University biology professor and self-proclaimed river-rat has been plying these waters for much of his 68 years. His dual expertise in biology and recreational hunting and fishing merge as he talks about the 250 or more species of fish below his aluminum hull.\nFremling: When you fish here you never know what you're going to catch ... if you're fishing with nightcrawlers. I guess my buddy and I feel par for the course at about eight species a day. Your catch might include walleye, sauger, bluegill, crappie. You never really know. It's a lot of fun for that reason.\nIt's clear the Mississippi backwaters are Fremling's haven. He stops to admire a two-acre patch of water lotus in full bloom - pale yellow flowers stretch nine inches across, and round leaves seem to levitate above the waves. He marvels at a small flock of teal and wood ducks that most visitors here would barely notice. But Fremling says this haven is slipping away.\nFremling: These channels that we're in are getting wider and wider and wider. And most of the islands are getting smaller. And the habitat is getting more uniform and wave-swept. So it becomes a shallow, muddy, monotonous habitat. We're losing its diversity.\nThe diversity of plantlife in the river is disappearing. Marshes rich with bird food such as wild celery, arrowhead, and bull rush are being replaced with comparatively unproductive open water. Bill Bruins is a member of Minnesota's advisory board of the National Audubon Society. He's watched food and habitat on the river diminish over the years, pushing wildlife into smaller and smaller pools. Recently, the Audubon Society launched a long-term campaign to preserve and restore habitat by lobbying Congress for funds and educating river users. Bruins says on the continuum of commerce and ecology, the river's health needs more consideration.\nBruins: The river's a big economic web. There's been a lot of emphasis on the transportation or commercial benefits. You tend to forget the environmental benefits. There are a lot of fishermen who use the river; there are hunters who use the river; there are a lot of people like me - birders, recreationalists - who use the river.\nSediment from tributaries once pushed its way to the Gulf of Mexico. Now it collects in the slow-moving and predictable current controlled for barges by the Army Corps of Engineers at locks and dams from Red Wing on downstream. Over the years the Corps, along with agencies like the State Department of Natural Resources have tried to off-set the adverse environmental effects of barge traffic. Crews have built new islands and fortified others to break up waves and improve water clarity. Now the DNR is working on a plan that mimics the ups and downs of a natural river. DNR fisheries specialist Tim Schlagenhaft says the so-called draw-down offers the most promise yet for rejuvenating habitat.\nSchlagenhaft: A draw-down you can do on a large scale. A lot of the projects we've done in the past - building islands, dredging - have been successful on a small scale. But they're not reversing large trends we're seeing. A draw-down has potential to affect lots and lots of acreages and benefit that.\nThe plan is controversial. Lowering the water during the peak boating season would temporarily strand hundreds of boats at marinas and private docks. It would also make some channels and favorite fishing holes inaccessible. 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        "raw_content": "Linda Zahka-Stockdale\nEmail: lindas@mit.edu\nEugene A. Fitzgerald, the Merton C. Flemings-Singapore MIT Alliance Professor of Materials Engineering at MIT, has been appointed chief executive officer and director of the Singapore-MIT Alliance for Research and Technology (SMART), MIT\u2019s research enterprise in Singapore established in partnership with the National Research Foundation of Singapore. He is also the lead principal investigator of the SMART Low Energy Electronic Systems Interdisciplinary Research Group. He replaces Daniel Hastings, the Cecil and Ida Green Education Professor, who returns to MIT to head the Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics. Hastings served as SMART CEO and director from 2014 to 2018.\nFitzgerald has a distinguished career as an academic, researcher, and serial entrepreneur and has a keen awareness on innovation. He started his career as a research scientist in AT&T Bell Labs in 1989 upon attaining his PhD in materials science and engineering from Cornell University and a BS degree in materials science and engineering from MIT. Leveraging his experience at AT&T Bell Labs, he and colleagues invented high mobility strained silicon and commercialized the technology through AmberWave System Corporation \u2014 a company he co-founded in 1998 with his former MIT graduate student Mayank Bulsara. The majority of silicon integrated circuits in cell phones, computers, and other applications use the technology today.\nSince 2004, he also founded or co-founded six other enterprises in the areas of semiconductors, water purification, and silicon-based high efficiency multi-junction solar cells.\nFitzgerald is the co-author of the book \u201cInside Real Innovation,\u201d which promotes innovation as an iterative process where one goes through several cycles in the areas of technology, market, and implementation. In 2008 he co-founded a not-for-profit entity that formed joint corporate-university innovation teams to help corporations find new directions as well as educate participants through early-stage real-world project exploration.\n\u201cProfessor Fitzgerald is an experienced academic leader and an accomplished innovator and entrepreneur. He is well-regarded in both the research and enterprise spheres in Singapore. I am confident that he will carry on the excellent leadership and propel SMART into the next phase of growth,\u201d says MIT Provost Martin Schmidt.\nSMART unites faculty, researchers, and graduate students from MIT and Singapore with academic and industry researchers in Singapore and Asia to collaborate in new areas of science and technology, and propel innovations into the enterprise space.\nFitzgerald says: \u201cHaving been involved with MIT programs in Singapore from the start in 1998, I have seen MIT and Singapore evolve together through collaboration in research, innovation, and enterprise, and look forward to building more capabilities and success in all areas.\u201d\nSMART comprises five large-scale research programs plus the Innovation Center. These programs are: Antimicrobial Resistance, BioSystems and Micromechanics, Disruptive and Sustainable Technologies for Agricultural Precision, Future Urban Mobility, and Low Energy Electronic Systems.\nTopics: Faculty, Singapore-MIT Alliance for Research and Technology (SMART), DMSE, Materials Science and Engineering, Global, Innovation and Entrepreneurship (I&E), International initiatives\nDaniel Hastings named head of Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics\nRediscovering fundamental innovation\nSMART\u2019s new innovation office to launch scientists from bench to business",
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        "raw_content": "New UGA Griffin Campus leader plans to further establish campus in community\nGrowing up in Texas, Lew Hunnicutt always dreamed of owning a cattle ranch and being a cowboy. But, thanks to his grandmother\u2019s encouragement, he enrolled in college and eventually earned a bachelor's degree, three master's degrees and one doctorate. He will continue to spend time in academia now as the new assistant provost and campus director of the University of Georgia Griffin Campus.\nHunnicutt joined the university on Nov. 1, 2015, replacing Jerry Arkin, who led the campus for 27 years. 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I haven\u2019t wanted many things really, really badly, but I wanted this,\u201d he said.\nHe also interviewed with UGA groups in Athens and Griffin, as well as representatives from the Griffin-Spalding County community. Even Georgia\u2019s mid-August humid weather didn\u2019t discourage him.\nAs the successful candidate, Hunnicutt made his home in the Spalding County area of Brooks, just a 10-minute drive from the UGA Griffin Campus.\n\u201cI grew up in a town of 300 (people), so Griffin is almost metropolitan to me. Everyone I have met has been very friendly and welcoming. I haven\u2019t met one grumpy person yet and that speaks volumes for Griffin,\u201d he said. \u201cI don\u2019t know if all Texans are welcomed as much, but I sure have been.\u201d\nNow set to focus on his mission, Hunnicutt says the UGA Griffin Campus has already jumped the biggest hurdle of growing an academic program \u2013 getting community support.\n\u201cThe community has done so many good things for the university and vice versa. There\u2019s so much potential in Griffin, and we already have the community support and that\u2019s what\u2019s tough to get,\u201d he said. \u201cI don\u2019t care how good your programs are, if you don\u2019t have community support, you will not be successful.\u201d\nHe sees \u201ctremendous potential for growth\u201d in the academic program and plans to target high school students. \u201cI love working and engaging with high school students. I\u2019ve worked with students beginning in as early as fourth grade. 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        "raw_content": "Agalloch Announce Breakup [Updated]\nPhoto: Veleda Thorsson\nUpdate: John Haughm has released a statement that the future of the band is uncertain, confirming he is the only member of the Agalloch lineup left. His statement can be read in full at the bottom of the post.\nWe had almost made it through a Friday the 13th without any devastation... almost. It is with a heavy heart that we report that Agalloch have officially split up after 21 years of dedication to their genre-bending craft.\nThe Oregon-based outfit announced the disbandment through their Facebook page, thanking those who helped Agalloch achieve all their success in one, all-encompassing statement:\nSince their formation in 1995, they released five full length efforts and five additional EPs, all with a special place in the metal pantheon. Their debut, Pale Folklore, was an instant game-changer with its injection of melancholic melodies, folk elements, clever arrangements and John Haughm's ghastly vocal rasp. In 1999, black metal was still largely primitive with some bands branching out in more progressive directions or inching toward black 'n' roll stylings. Agalloch were able to breathe new life into the genre, inspiring countless others along the way ushering in cascadian black metal.\nTheir sophomore effort, The Mantle, is considered to be their best effort by fans and critics alike, though the debate will surely remain unsettled for years and decades to come. Their ability to weave awe-inspiring passages around a black metal core served as the genre's Opeth so to speak, and the band would go on to gain a die-hard following much in vein of the Swedish innovators.\nTime changes all bands, but Agalloch remained true to their sonic values on their studio albums, utilizing EPs as a platform to exercise their other proclivities, whether it be the folk and ambient stylings of The White or the raw, lo-fi black metal aesthetics of the single-track Faustian Echoes, which is counterbalanced by some of the more familiar, airy facets of the Agalloch sound.\nI remember discovering the group while thumbing through an issue of the now-defunct Metal Maniacs, where they ran an interview with Haughm surrounding the release of the third Agalloch album, Ashes Against the Grain. As a junior in high school, I was still unaware of the extensive metal community outside of my infinitely small bubble of a few friends in town. The music was personal and I never envisioned I'd watch a band like Agalloch grow to staggering popularity.\nThis coalesced at Irving Plaza in New York City in 2014 when the band was on the road supporting what is now their final release, The Serpent and the Sphere (No. 11 on our 20 Best Metal Albums of 2014). The capacity crowd stood transfixed as Agalloch performed a two hour set and received a positively overwhelming response from a room seemingly eager for another two hours. I felt proud to have witnessed a band like this rise to such popularity while remaining unwavering in their presentation and as true to the values that sparked the band's formation in the first place.\nWe'll await new music from mastermind John Haughm and his stellar supporting cast and, if it isn't too soon, hope for a reunion at some point in the future, or maybe, \"When all is withered and torn / And all has perished and fallen / These great wooden doors shall remain closed.\"\nThanks for the music and the memories, Agalloch.\nAfter being flooded with messages, Haughm posted a message to his Facebook page, stating,\nAfter being inundated by a barrage of responses, I feel that I should clarify some things. I take full responsibility for the decision to part ways with the other guys. It was difficult, well thought-out, and something that had been culminating over the past couple of years. I simply could not continue any further with the band as it was. I had to make a change as my motivation and inspiration had started to completely deteriorate. Whether this is the permanent end of Agalloch altogether or a possible fresh start, I don't know. I probably won't know for awhile. The band has simply been reduced back to its founding member for the first time in 20 years. Beyond that, the future is unknown.\n- J. Haughm\nListen to Agalloch's 'Celestial Effigy'\nSource: Agalloch Announce Breakup [Updated]\nFiled Under: agalloch",
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        "raw_content": "We all have that friend for whom everything is a conspiracy. Typically, this person will latch on to one particular theory and make it the center of his life, and yours, for a season. For example, we all know folks who passionately believe that one of more of these statements is false: A single gunman killed JFK; Neil Armstrong walked on the moon; The World Trade Center buildings collapsed because of burning jet fuel; A single gunman was responsible for the Las Vegas shooting.\nNow, I do not consider myself one of these obsessive persons, but a friend of mine recently asked, \u201cWhy does everything have to be a conspiracy with you?\u201d This is a great question, and one that deserves to be answered thoughtfully. The short answer is that conspiracy is true and important. I will preface the rest of my answer with this comment: whether you answer true or false to any particular conspiracy question should not be a test of friendship or fellowship. If you persist in believing that every injury, every death, and every round fired in the Las Vegas Fish Barrel Massacre was perpetrated by a lone gunman, we can still be friends. But now let me explain why everything is a conspiracy and why understanding conspiracy is important.\nFirst, it is simply a fact that everything is a conspiracy. The word conspire is from Latin. \u201cCon\u201d means together, and \u201cspiro\u201d means to breathe. When two or more people breathe together, they conspire. The dictionary defines a conspiracy as \u201cany concurrence in action; combination in bringing about a given result.\u201d Events do not just happen to happen, randomly and by accident. We live in a world of cause and effect. People plan events and execute them. The study of history is not learning a series of events, but looking into why people did things, and whose plans were successful. In other words, historians should be trying to find out which conspiracies are true, because every event is the result of somebody\u2019s successful conspiracy.\nSecond, we should all be interested in what is true, regardless of its inconvenience to us. If we are willing to swallow lies for our comfort and peace of mind, then we will continually be misused, abused, taken advantage of, stolen from, and enslaved. It is much easier for conspiring parties to take something from you by convincing you of a lie so that you will just hand over whatever they want. Once you understand that lies are used to control you, you will develop a healthy sense of cynicism and not be a willing dupe.\nAnother important lesson of conspiracy is that you cannot trust your government. Magistrates, officials, and government agencies are actively involved in taking your resources, owning and controlling them and you, through the use of conspiracy. Once you understand that you cannot trust your government, it will change how you interact with magistrates, officials, and government agencies. Now all of the clich\u00e9s begin to make sense: \u201cI\u2019m from the government, and I\u2019m here to help.\u201d \u201cGovernment is not the solution to the problem; it is the problem.\u201d \u201cIf it ain\u2019t broke, the government will fix it \u2018til it is.\u201d\nWhat does all of this have to do with Oklahoma politics? Everything. For example, why does the Oklahoma budget never work? The answer is that politicians conspire to spend at higher and higher levels to keep all the various constituent groups happy and voting for them. The result is that spending can only hold steady or go up, but can never be cut. Meanwhile, the ebb and flow of the market means that tax revenue will fluctuate, causing shortages. As long as the current governor continues to bully the legislature, and the legislature continues to comply, we will continue to have budget shortfalls. In response, we should conspire to put a leader at the top of Oklahoma government who is willing on principle to demand real cuts that match our shrunken tax revenue.\nIn another important example, consider how we got state-sanctioned murder by abortion. Roe v. Wade did not just happen to happen. Eugenicists and racists had a specific plan to limit the growth of the black population in the United States, and they carried out that plan flawlessly. They manufactured the legal case and took it all the way to the Supreme Court, where they had prepared the way for the outcome they sought. At the same time, they were building up Planned Parenthood and preparing to launch abortion mills in the inner cities with the largest black populations. For over four decades, we have simply reacted to the Supreme Court opinion on abortion. It is time for us to come together and execute our own plan, to create a new transformational event in history that will end child-sacrifice.\nOklahoma has a long history of political corruption. In bygone days it was bags of cash delivered to county and corporation commissions. These days, lobbyists make backroom promises of sweetheart business deals and future salaried positions to buy votes, in a more professional-looking, updated version of bags of cash. And it does not end with elected officials. Bureaucrats get in on the action, too, as we have seen at the Health Department, Department of Tourism, and Office of Management and Enterprise Services. Where will all of this end?\nIt will end when we elect righteous leaders who do not look and act like the prevailing culture, who will lead a cultural revolution back to justice, liberty, and free markets. We must understand that \u201cculture\u201d is not a tangible, quantifiable thing. Culture is made up of individual people making choices as they perform their duties. What we call culture is a description of the aggregate of all the choices out there. If each magistrate and bureaucrat were a branch, and each leaf a choice, then culture would be a view of the forest from up high. In describing Oklahoma political culture, we might ask, does this culture generally protect property, peace, and prosperity; or does this culture generally seek self-gratification, while stealing and destroying prosperity? The reality is that those individual choices are guided and influenced by the expectations, demands, and modeling of leadership. Leadership drives culture.\nTo correct our corrupt culture, we need righteous leadership in every area of government. We need good people, dedicated to enforcing good law, in an honest and fair way. It starts at the top, so we should conspire to change out the top and work our way down. 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        "raw_content": "A Time of Trouble\nI can remember talking to an old man in my community about the trends he saw coming in our nation years ago when I was just a boy growing up west of Stilwell. Fortunately I had enough maturity to be willing to listen to someone who had the life\u2019s experiences that I did not yet have. I can vividly remember him saying that when our nation gets to the point where it has over 50% of its people depending on the government for their living, our country would be in big trouble. As I watched the news about our legislature voting in the biggest tax increase in the history of Oklahoma, it brought back the words that were spoken so many years ago.\nThe bill was crammed down the throats of the citizens of Oklahoma. When a bill is put on the floor with no time to review or to contact the taxpayers throughout the state, and to suspend the rules to speed the process up further, is not representing the state as a whole. 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Sooner Care pays for over 60% of the cost of the babies born in our state, and the number of people enrolled in the food stamp program continues to climb.\nI have heard small business people, blue collar people, complain about the lack of representation we seem to have. Whether or not the dependent voters are a majority at this time, one thing they do is to get out and vote. They are voting for their pocket books. I guess it is just human nature to engage in self preservation, but it is about time that the taxpayers take a more aggressive stance on who we allow to sit in the offices in the state capitol. I have seen too many in the working class who don\u2019t go to the polls make the excuse that they had too much to do to take the time to get involved. That not getting involved enabled a bunch of self-serving politicians to pass the largest tax increase in state history.\nWe could possibly have some good government if it weren\u2019t for politics. All of these guys and gals hire high priced consultants who do the research and determine who is voting; that is the reason they listen to the rabble rousers in the halls of the state capitol and ignore the hard working people who don\u2019t have the time to go lobby for themselves. This kind of nonsense has been going on for thousands of years; the Roman Empire fell because they taxed the working class out of business. In my opinion it is the natural evolution for government to plunder the productive to give to the unaccountable. Yes, our nation and our state are in trouble, and I fear that there are not enough people with understanding to see the trend.\nAt Long Last Approved\nIt seems to me like almost forever since my own Congressman, Jim Bridenstine OK-1, was nominated by then President Elect Trump to be the Administrator of NASA (National Air and Space Administration), although it has been 18 months or so. We are told that a few of the Senators, required by the Constitution to approve of such nominations, have held up this, and many other nominations, and for personal or partisan purposes. Such attitudes are definitely not in order for the \u201cgood of the Nation\u201d as their oath of office states that they will act for!\nFinally, on Thursday, April 19, 2018, the Senate held a vote which turned out to be 50 to 49, with one Democrat not voting because she is \u201cout for pregnancy.\u201d I\u2019m happy for her to welcome the addition to her family, but even more so, that it caused her absence for the vote. Had she been there, the vote would have been a tie and Vice-President Pence was out of town on National business and unavailable to assume his position as President of the Senate to cast a tie-breaking vote. Fortunately, Senator Marco Rubio (R-FL) finally \u201cgrew up\u201d and ended his opposition which was based mainly on personal issues. We are told these issues centered around Jim\u2019s support for Senator Ted Cruse (R-TX) for President. Sen. Rubio should have been man enough to realize that Texas is adjoining Oklahoma on the South and is so much closer than Florida in politics and geography. In all of this, there has been continuing and loud criticism by the Democrat side of the Senate, and others, of the slow movement of the Administration on making appointments.\nWell, as of Friday, April 20 there were 139 still waiting on approval in the Senate and there were only 102, or 43%, of the nominations so far approved. That is the lowest percentage approval at this stage in national history. The numbers include judges for various Federal Courts. This delay is highly unethical and seems to me to be deliberate stalling to defeat the agenda of PRESDT-45 on the part of the minority caucus in the Senate \u2013 Democrat. Frankly, it is just another example of the usual tactics of those of the C/S followers, that is accusing your opponents of doing exactly what you are doing!!\nActually, they might have been hurting their own future position in the House. My House informant stated that whoever is elected to fill the seat Bridenstine is early vacating, will immediately be sworn in, since the seat is vacant, and not wait until January when the rest of the newly elected \u201cfreshmen\u201d take office. Thus he will have a superior seniority position to the rest of the class and be in a stronger position to represent our First District and the State.\nHad the approval come before the end of 2017 we would have elected a replacement in a special election and already be represented, with even more seniority in the Class of 2018. As it is, we in the First District will not be represented in any vote until after the November election. However, both the Tulsa and Washington office staffs will remain and be available to assist and advise constituents, as they have a few times for me.\nWe wish the Congressman, now Director, well and as I told him when he first announced for Congress: \u201cI shall expect outstanding things from you.\u201d Well, he far exceeded my wildest hopes and it is with complete confidence that the expectation is the same in his new duties. Frankly, it had been my forlorn hope, given the facts of the make up of Congress, that he would become Speaker of the House or maybe go to the Senate, should Senator Inhofe decide to retire.\nWord has come to me that he may have to resign his commission as Lt. Colonel in the OK National Guard and thus lose flying status there. No word on whether he will be able to maintain flight proficiency in the new position, although I would expect it because the astronauts did. Otherwise it would be expected that \u201ccloud fit\u201d would show up, as with me.",
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        "raw_content": "Henry Brewerton1\nBorn Sep. 25, 1801, New York, NY.\nMilitary History. \u2014 Cadet at the Military Academy, July 25, 1813,\u00ba to July 1, 1819, when he was graduated and promoted in the Army to\np208 Served: as Assistant in determining the 45\u00b0 of North Latitude, at Rouse's Point, N. Y., 1819;a at the Military Academy, 1819\u201121, as Asst. Professor of Engineering, Sep. 1, 1819, to Aug. 1, 1820, and as Principal Asst. Professor, Aug. 1, 1820, to June 30, 1821; as Asst. Engineer in the construction of Ft. Delaware, Del., 1821\u201122, \u2014 of repairs of Ft. Jackson, Savannah River, Ga., 1823, \u2014 to Board of Engineers, in repairing fortifications in New York harbor, 1822\u201124, \u2014 and in the construction of Ft. Jackson, Mississippi River, La., 1824\u201127, and of Ft. Adams, Newport\nharbor, R. I., 1827\u201128; as Superintending Engineer of the construction of the defenses of Charleston harbor, S. 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Carroll, Patapsco River, Md., 1852\u201164, \u2014\n(Major, Corps of Engineers, Aug. 23, 1856)\nand of improvement of Baltimore harbor, and of Mouth of Susquehanna River, 1852\u201164; and Member of Board of Engineers for the Improvement of Rivers and Harbors, Apr. 11, 1853, to Nov. 20, 1853, \u2014 and of a Special Board for projecting Fortifications at Sandy Hook, N. J., 1858.\nServed during the Rebellion of the Seceding States, 1861\u201166: as Superintending Engineer of the Fortifications and Improvements of Baltimore harbor, Md., 1861, to Nov. 5, 1864, \u2014 of the defenses of Delaware\n(Colonel, Corps of Engineers, April 22, 1864)\nRiver and bay, Mar. 5, 1862, to Nov. 5, 1864, \u2014 of the erection of Field Works at Point Lookout, Md., Nov. 8, 1864, to May 4, 1865, \u2014 and of the construction of Fts. Monroe and Wool, for the defense of Hampton Roads, Va., Nov. 8, 1864, to Feb. 20, 1870.\nServed: as Member of the Board of Engineers, June 20, 1865, to May 18, 1867, to carry out in detail the modification of the defenses in the vicinity of New York, as proposed by the Board of Jan. 27, 1864, \u2014\n(Bvt. Brig.\u2011General, U. S. Army, Mar. 13, 1865, for Long, Faithful, and Meritorious Service)\nof Board for the Examination of Engineer Officers for Promotion, Nov. 28 to Dec. 16, 1865, \u2014 and of Board to conduct experiments on the use of Iron in Permanent Defenses, Sep. 11, 1866, to May 18, 1867.\nRetired from Active Service, Mar. 7, 1867, under the Law of July 17, 1862, \"having been Borne on the Army Register more than 45 Years.\"\nCivil History. \u2014 Degree of LL. D. conferred by Dickinson College, Carlisle, Pa., July 8, 1847.\nDied, April 17, 1879, at Wilmington, Del.: Aged 77.\nBuried, Island Cemetery, Newport, RI.\nBvt. Brigadier-General Henry Brewerton was born, Sep. 25, 1801, in the city of New York. Before he was twelve years old he was appointed a Cadet, through the influence of his guardian, Governor Tompkins. Upon graduating from the Military Academy, July 1, 1819, he was commissioned in the Corps of Engineers, and rose through every grade, except the highest. During a service of nearly half a century, he was employed in a great diversity of duties, enumerated in his foregoing Military History.\n\"To these duties he devoted,\" says General Tower, in an obituary notice, \"all his skill and energy, with a patient application which neither fatigue, nor even indisposition, could arrest. What he could accomplish himself was never imposed on others, \u2014 a self-sacrificing habit that did not fail to bring over-work, resulting ultimately in physical ailment. By nature robust, temperate, and prudent in his habits, he attained a ripe old age in spite of the severe tests to which he had subjected his capacity for endurance. In fact, he was one of those men who scarcely thought he could do enough, and never too much, for the country that had generously educated him, and opened up to him an honorable profession. Influenced by sentiments so creditable, sound in physique, thoroughly educated, with great powers of continued mental application, he could not fail to leave the impress of an honorable and successful record upon the corps and army to which he belonged. The Corps of Engineers was in its infancy when he entered it. Its numbers were small, but its duties were co-extensive with the country. Such officers as Totten, Thayer, Bernard, and others \u2014 of a later date nearer his own age \u2014 were laboring with great zeal and assiduity to give to it character and reputation, and a representation among similar corps of the Old World, as well as practical usefulness at home, commensurate with the wants of the young republic, whose defenseless condition had as yet received from the art and science of the engineer little aid. The then recent war, while revealing the latent energies and courage of the people, had demonstrated the necessity for frontier and coastwise defense, and the engineers of the army, men of mark, some of whom had served with honorable distinction in the recent struggle, were working out and elaborating a system of fortifications for that end. Among the younger officers taking part in the important duties thus devolving upon the Corps, no one brought to their execution greater zeal or more intelligent application than Lieut. Brewerton. His vigorous health, however, could not withstand continuous exposure in the malarial regions of the Mississippi Delta, which seldom spares the unacclimated. After about three years' service there, prostrated by what was then known as the black plague, he was compelled to return to the more genial climate of the North for recuperation. After a short service at Newport, he passed from the sphere of the assistant to the full charge of the works under construction in Charleston harbor, S. C., a position to which his experience and his merits fully entitled him. The experience of three summers in this new field of duty again prostrated him, and he barely escaped with life an attack of the fever of the rice plantations, almost always fatal to strangers. Henceforth, in a more healthy portion of the country, assigned to the charge of various important constructions, he adapted himself to each with facility and a versatility that attested his preparation and his aptitude for his profession.\n\"In his seven years' service at Superintendent of the Military Academy, his Alma Mater, he could do little more than maintain its prestige as established by the 'Father' of the Institution. That he held it to a standard so high, demonstrated his fitness for the command, \u2014 well understood p210 by graduates to exact qualifications of no ordinary character. Watchful over its every interest, whether pertaining to its scientific teachings, its military discipline, or the manly development of the Corps of Cadets; never flagging in his important trust, he examined personally, with patient deliberation, every question that came up for solution, allowing no details of administration, however minute, to escape his attention. Though kind and considerate to the Cadets, upon whom he was obliged to enforce a rigid discipline, he won their affections and esteem by a strictly just and impartial treatment, rather than by leniency. Those who were educated at the Academy during his administration will recollect him, living, as a courtly gentleman of high tone and fine personal presence, \u2014 a type of the genial, refined soldier, worthy of imitation. Dead, they will recall his memory as a kind friend who watched over their youth with fatherly affection.\n\"General Brewerton was no exception to the rule, that the strongest physical constitution will yield when overtasked. 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It also is easily available and may be used for performance measures of scientists, and for recruitment decisions. The aim of this study is to investigate the difference between the outputs and results from these three citation databases namely Scopus, Google Scholar, and Web of Science based upon the h-index of a group of highly cited researchers (Nobel Prize winner scientist). The purposive sampling method was adopted to collect the required data. The results showed that there is a significant difference in the h-index between three citation indexes of Scopus, Google scholar, and Web of Science; the Google scholar h-index was more than the h-index in two other databases. It was also concluded that there is a significant positive relationship between h-indices based on Google scholar and Scopus. The citation indexes of Scopus, Google scholar, and Web of Science may be useful for evaluating h-index of scientists but they have some limitations as well.\nNotes: Please Cite As: H. Farhadi, H. Salehi, M. M. Yunus, A. Aghaei Chadegani, M. Farhadi, M. Fooladi, and N. Ale Ebrahim, \u00e2\ufffd\ufffdDoes it Matter Which Citation Tool is Used to Compare the h-index of a Group of Highly Cited Researchers?,\u00e2\ufffd\ufffd Australian Journal of Basic and Applied Sciences, vol. 7, no. 4, pp. 198-202, March, 2013.\nMasood Fooladi, Hadi Salehi, Melor Md Yunus, Maryam Farhadi, Arezoo Aghaei Chadegani, Hadi Farhadi, Nader Ale Ebrahim (2013) Does Criticism Overcome the Praises of Journal Impact Factor? Asian Social Science 9: 5. 176-182\nAbstract: Journal impact factor (IF) as a gauge of influence and impact of a particular journal comparing with other journals in the same area of research, reports the mean number of citations to the published articles in particular journal. Although, IF attracts more attention and being used more frequently than other measures, it has been subjected to criticisms, which overcome the advantages of IF. 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This article attempts to provide a comprehensive comparison of these databases to answer frequent questions which researchers ask, such as: How Web of Science and Scopus are different? In which aspects these two databases are similar? Or, if the researchers are forced to choose one of them, which one should they prefer? For answering these questions, these two databases will be compared based on their qualitative and quantitative characteristics.\nNotes: Please cite as: A. Aghaei Chadegani, H. Salehi, M. M. Yunus, H. Farhadi, M. Fooladi, M. Farhadi, and N. Ale Ebrahim, \u00e2\ufffd\ufffdA Comparison between Two Main Academic Literature Collections: Web of Science and Scopus Databases,\u00e2\ufffd\ufffd Asian Social Science vol. 9, no. 5, pp. 18-26, April 27, 2013.\nNader Ale Ebrahim (2013) Introduction to the Research Tools Mind Map Research World 10: 4. 1-3 June\nAbstract: With the increasing use of information and communications technology (ICT), researchers are able to use computer software tools to find, organise, manipulate, analyse, and share relevant information. However, there are hundreds of such tools to select from, for various research-related uses. I have collected over 700 tools that can help researchers do their work efficiently. It is assembled as an interactive Web-based mind map, titled Research Tools, which is updated periodically. Created using the MindMeister software platform, Research Tools provides a convenient interface with zoom in/out, screen drag, and other user-friendly features. Being a mind map, Research Tools consists of a hierarchical set of nodes. It has four main nodes: (1) Searching the literature, (2) Writing a paper, (3) Targeting suitable journals, and (4) Enhancing visibility and impact, and six auxiliary nodes. In the mind map, each parent node has several child nodes associated with it, which can be accessed by clicking on the plus (+) sign. Several free tools can be found in the child nodes. Some paid tools are also included. The four main nodes are described below, listing some tools as examples. In the mind map, a green tick sign indicates my preference for some tools. Users can access the tools by clicking on the arrow sign that appears next to the tool title.\nNader Ale Ebrahim, Hadi Salehi, Mohamed Amin Embi, Farid Habibi Tanha, Hossein Gholizadeh, Seyed Mohammad Motahar, Ali Ordi (2013) Effective Strategies for Increasing Citation Frequency International Education Studies 6: 11. 93-99\nAbstract: Due to the effect of citation impact on The Higher Education (THE) world university ranking system, most of the researchers are looking for some helpful techniques to increase their citation record. This paper by reviewing the relevant articles extracts 33 different ways for increasing the citations possibilities. The results show that the article visibility has tended to receive more download and citations. This is probably the first study to collect over 30 different ways to improve the citation record. Further study is needed to explore and expand these techniques in specific fields of study in order to make the results more precisely.\nNader Ale Ebrahim, Shamsuddin Ahmed, Salwa Hanim Abdul Rashid, Zahari Taha (2012) Technology Use in the Virtual R&D Teams American Journal of Engineering and Applied Sciences 5: 1. 9-14 01\nAbstract: Problem statement: Although, literature proves the importance of the technology role in the effectiveness of virtual Research and Development (R&D) teams for new product development. However, the factors that make technology construct in a virtual R&D team are still ambiguous. The manager of virtual R&D teams for new product development does not know which type of technology should be used. Approach: To address the gap and answer the question, the study presents a set of factors that make a technology construct. The proposed construct modified by finding of the field survey (N = 240). We empirically examine the relationship between construct and its factors by employing the Structural Equation Modeling (SEM). A measurement model built base on the 19 preliminary factors that extracted from literature review. The result shows 10 factors out of 19 factors maintaining to make technology construct. Results: These 10 technology factors can be grouped into two constructs namely Web base communication and Web base data sharing. The findings can help new product development managers of enterprises to concentrate in the main factors for leading an effective virtual R&D team. In addition, it provides a guideline for software developers as well. Conclusion: The second and third generation technologies are now more suitable for developing new products through virtual R&D teams. %< Originally was a conference paper \"Ale Ebrahim N., Ahmed S., Abdul Rashid S.H., Taha Z. (2011) Managing Communication in New Product Development Process: Virtual R&D Teams and Information Technology, United Kingdom - Malaysia - Ireland Engineering Science Conference 2011 (UMIES 2011) University of Malaya Press, University of Malaya, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. pp. 495-502.\"\nNotes: ALE EBRAHIM, N., AHMED, S., ABDUL RASHID, S. H. & TAHA, Z. 2012. Technology Use in the Virtual R&D Teams. American Journal of Engineering and Applied Sciences, 5, 9-14.\nNader Ale Ebrahim, Shamsuddin Ahmed, Salwa Hanim Abdul Rashid, Zahari Taha (2012) Effective Virtual Teams for New Product Development Scientific Research and Essay 7: 21. 1971-1985\nNader Ale Ebrahim, Shamsuddin Ahmed, Salwa Hanim Abdul Rashid, Zahari Taha, M A Wazed (2012) Virtual Collaborative R&D Teams in Malaysia Manufacturing SMEs Advanced Materials Research 433-440: 1653-1659\nAbstract: This paper presents the results of empirical research conducted during March to September 2009. The study focused on the influence of virtual research and development (R&D) teams within Malaysian manufacturing small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs). The specific objective of the study is better understanding of the application of collaborative technologies in business, to find the effective factors to assist SMEs to remain competitive in the future. The paper stresses to find an answer for a question \u00e2\ufffd\ufffdIs there any relationship between company size, Internet connection facility and virtuality?\u00e2\ufffd\ufffd. The survey data shows SMEs are now technologically capable of performing the virtual collaborative team, but the infrastructure usage is less. SMEs now have the necessary technology to begin the implementation process of collaboration tools to reduce research and development (R&D) time, costs and increase productivity. So, the manager of R&D should take the potentials of virtual teams into account.\nNotes: Materials Science and Information Technology\nM A Wazed, S Ahmed, Y Nukman, Nader Ale Ebrahim (2012) Models for Component Commonality in Multistage Production Applied Mechanics and Materials 110-116: 258-266 10\nAbstract: Use of common parts for different products (commonality) is important methods for managing product variety and preserving competitiveness in the age of mass customization and supply chain competition. In literature, the advantages of inclusion of common components in a product family are well established. Unfortunately, most of the works have been conducted via simulation or conceptual thinking. The mathematical models in the premises are not adequate for production, planning and control in multistage production. This paper focuses on the advancement of venerable manufacturing resources planning models by incorporating the part commonality concept in a multiproduct, multi-period and multistage manufacturing system under a deterministic situation. The models are validated with established MRPII models. The material requirement schedule for the basic MRP II and proposed models are compared. It is really a good matching shown between the two schedules. The later bearing additional information of the location where to be available the parts in a time frame. The effects of commonality on cost, capacity and requirement schedule are discussed based on the outcomes of the mathematical models executed with the available live data. %< need revised\nNotes: WAZED, M. A., AHMED, S., NUKMAN, Y. & ALE EBRAHIM, N. 2012. Models for Component Commonality in Multistage Production. Applied Mechanics and Materials, 110-116, 258-266.\nNader Ale Ebrahim, Salwa Hanim Abdul Rashid, Shamsuddin Ahmed, Zahari Taha (2011) The Effectiveness of Virtual R&D Teams in SMEs : Experiences of Malaysian SMEs Industrial Engineering and Management Systems 10: 2. 109-114 06\nAbstract: The number of small and medium enterprises (SMEs), especially those involved with research and development (R&D) programs and employed virtual teams to create the greatest competitive advantage from limited labor are increasing. Global and localized virtual R&D teams are believed to have high potential for the growth of SMEs. Due to the fast-growing complexity of new products coupled with new emerging opportunities of virtual teams, a collaborative approach is believed to be the future trend. This research explores the effectiveness of virtuality in SMEs\u00c3\u00a2\u00c2\ufffd\u00c2\ufffd virtual R&D teams. Online questionnaires were emailed to Malaysian manufacturing SMEs and 74 usable questionnaires were received, representing a 20.8 percent return rate. In order to avoid biases which may result from pre-suggested answers, a series of open-ended questions were retrieved from the experts. This study was focused on analyzing an open-ended question, whereby four main themes were extracted from the experts\u00c3\u00a2\u00c2\ufffd\u00c2\ufffd recommendations regarding the effectiveness of virtual teams for the growth and performance of SMEs. The findings of this study would be useful to product design managers of SMEs in order to realize the key advantages and significance of virtual R&D teams during the new product development (NPD) process. This in turn, leads to increased effectiveness in new product development's procedure. %< This paper presented and published in the APIEMS2010 conference in advance. The 11th Asia Pacific Industrial Engineering and Management Systems Conference 2010 (APIEMS 2010) Melaka, Malaysia University of Malaya Press 1-6 December 7-10 978-967-5148-80-4 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 2010 http://works.bepress.com/aleebrahim/36/ http://aleebrahim.com/Conferenc%20Papers/The%20Effectiveness%20of%20Virtual%20R%20&%20D%20Teams%20in%20SMEs.pdf http://www.apiems.net/archive/apiems2010/pdf/SE/211.pdf\nAle Ebrahim, Nader Shamsuddin Ahmed Zahari Taha (2011) Virtual R&D Teams : A potential growth of education-industry collaboration Academic Leadership Journal 9: 4. 1-5\nAbstract: Introduction: With the advent of the global economy and high-speed Internet, online collaboration is fast becoming the norm in education and industry [1]. Information technology (IT) creates many new inter-relationships among businesses, expands the scope of industries in which a company must compete to achieve the competitive advantage. Information systems and technology allow companies to coordinate their activities in distant geographic locations [2]. IT is providing the infrastructure necessary to support the development of new collaboration forms among industry and education. Virtual research and development (R&D) teams represent one such relational form, one that could revolutionize the workplace and provide organizations with unprecedented levels of flexibility and responsiveness [3-4].\nNotes: ALE EBRAHIM, N., AHMED, S. & TAHA, Z. 2011. Virtual Teams and Management Challenges. Academic Leadership Journal, 9, 1-7.\nAle Ebrahim, Nader Shamsuddin Ahmed Zahari Taha (2011) Virtual Teams and Management Challenges Academic Leadership Journal 9: 3. 1-7\nAbstract: Introduction: Collaboration is becoming increasingly important in creating the knowledge that makes business more competitive. Virtual teams are growing in popularity [1] and many organizations have responded to their dynamic environments by introducing virtual teams. Additionally, the rapid development of new communication technologies such as the Internet has accelerated this trend so that today, most of the larger organization employs virtual teams to some degree [2]. A growing number of flexible and adaptable organizations have explored the virtual environment as one means of achieving increased responsiveness [3]. Howells et al. [4] state that the shift from serial to simultaneous and parallel working has become more commonplace. Based on conventional information technologies and Internet-based platforms virtual environments may be used to sustain companies\u00c3\u00a2\u00c2\ufffd\u00c2\ufffd progress through virtual interaction and communication.\nNotes: ALE EBRAHIM, N., AHMED, S. & TAHA, Z. 2011. Virtual R&D Teams: A potential growth of education-industry collaboration. Academic Leadership Journal, 9, 1-5.\nNader Ale Ebrahim, Shamsuddin Ahmed, Zahari Taha (2010) Virtual R&D Teams and SMEs Growth: A Comparative Study between Iranian and Malaysian SMEs African Journal of Business Management 4: 11. 2368-2379 September\nAbstract: This paper explores potential advantages of using virtual teams for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) with a comprehensive review on various aspects of virtual teams. Based on the standing of the pertinent literatures, attempt has been made to study the aspects by online survey method in Iran and Malaysia. In both countries, SMEs play an important role in their economies, employments, and capacity building. Virtual R&D team can be one of the means to increase SMEs efficiency and competitiveness in their local as well as global markets. In this context, surveys have been conducted to evaluate the effects of virtuality to the growth of SMEs. The study addresses some differences between two countries in engaging virtual research and development (R&D) teams in their SMEs. It is observed that there is a significant difference between the SMEs turnover that employed virtual team and that did not employ the virtual team. The way for further studies and recommend improvements are proposed.\nNotes: Critical Factors for New Product Developments in SMEs Virtual Team Nader Ale Ebrahim University of Malaya - Department of Engineering Design and Manufacture, Faculty of Engineering Shamsuddin Ahmed University of Malaya (UM) Zahari Taha University of Malaya (UM) African Journal of Business Management Vol. 4(11), pp. 2247-2257, 4 September, 2010\nM R R R Raval, Nader Ale Ebrahim, Shamsuddin Ahmed, Zahari Taha (2010) WORK TOGETHER\u2026 WHEN APART CHALLENGES AND WHAT IS NEED FOR EFFECTIVE VIRTUAL TEAMS Journal of Information, Knowledge and Research in Business Management and Administration 1: 1. 1-3 October\nAbstract: Increasingly competitive global markets and accelerating technological changes have increased the need for people to contact via electronic medium to have daily updates, the people those who could not able to meet face to face every day. Those who contact via electronic medium i.e. Virtual Team, are having number of benefit but to achieve these potential benefits, however, leaders need to overcome liabilities inherent in the lack of direct contact among team members and managers. Team members may not naturally know how to interact effectively across space and time. By this paper author try to throw some lights on the challenges that virtual team faces and try to elaborate what is needed for Virtual Team.\nNotes: JIKBMA\nNader Ale Ebrahim, Shamsuddin Ahmed, Zahari Taha (2010) SMEs; Virtual research and development (R&D) teams and new product development : A literature review International Journal of the Physical Sciences 5: 7. 916\u2013930 07\nAbstract: Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are indeed the engines of global economic growth. Their continued growth is a major subject for the economy and employment of any country. Towards that end, virtual research and development (R&D) could be a viable option to sustain and ease the operations of SMEs. However, literature shows there has not been a great deal of research into the diverse characteristic of virtual R&D teams in SMEs. This article provides a comprehensive literature review on different aspects of virtual R&D teams collected from the reputed publications. The purpose of the literature review is to provide an outline on the structure and dynamics of R&D collaboration in SMEs. Specifying the rationale and relevance of virtual teams, the relationship between virtual R&D team for SMEs and new product development (NPD) has been examined. It concludes with identifying the gaps and feebleness in the existing literature and calls for future research in this area. It is argued to form of virtual R&D team deserves consideration at top level management for venturing into the new product development within SMEs.\nNotes: ISI indexed\nNader Ale Ebrahim, Shamsuddin Ahmed, Zahari Taha (2010) Critical Factors for New Product Developments in SMEs Virtual Team African Journal of Business Management 4: 11. 2247-2257 September\nAbstract: Small and medium enterprises (SMEs) are considered as an engine for economic growth all over the world and especially for developing countries. During the past decade, new product development (NPD) has increasingly been recognized as a critical factor in ensuring the continued survival of SMEs. On the other hand, the rapid rate of market and technological changes has accelerated in the past decade, so this turbulent environment requires new methods and techniques to bring successful new products to the marketplace. Virtual team can be a solution to answer the requested demand. However, literature have shown no significant differences between traditional NPD and virtual NPD in general, whereas NPD in SME\u00e2\ufffd\ufffds virtual team has not been systematically investigated in developing countries. This paper aims to bridge this gap by first reviewing the NPD and its relationship with virtuality and then identifies the critical factors of NPD in virtual teams. The statistical method was utilized to perform the required analysis of data from the survey. The results were achieved through factor analysis at the perspective of NPD in some Malaysian and Iranian manufacturing firms (N = 191). The 20 new product development factors were grouped into five higher level constructs. It gives valuable insight and guidelines, which hopefully will help managers of firms in developing countries to consider the main factors in NPD.\nNader Ale Ebrahim, Shamsuddin Ahmed, Zahari Taha (2009) Modified Stage-Gate : A Conceptual Model of Virtual Product Development Process African Journal of Marketing Management 1: 9. 211-219 12\nAbstract: In today\u00e2\ufffd\ufffds dynamic marketplace, manufacturing companies are under strong pressure to introduce new products for long-term survival with their competitors. Nevertheless, every company cannot cope up progressively or immediately with the market requirements due to knowledge dynamics being experienced in the competitive milieu. Increased competition and reduced product life cycles put force upon companies to develop new products faster. In response to these pressing needs, there should be some new approach compatible in flexible circumstances. This paper presents a solution based on the popular Stage-Gate system, which is closely linked with virtual team approach. Virtual teams can provide a platform to advance the knowledge-base in a company and thus to reduce time-to-market. This article introduces conceptual product development architecture under a virtual team umbrella. The paper describes all the major aspects of new product development (NPD), NPD process and its relationship with virtual teams, Stage-Gate system finally presents a modified Stage-Gate system to cope up with the changing needs. It also provides the guidelines for the successful implementation of virtual teams in new product development.\nNader Ale Ebrahim, Shamsuddin Ahmed, Zahari Taha (2009) Innovation and R&D Activities in Virtual Team European Journal of Scientific Research 34: 3. 297-307\nAbstract: Innovation plays a central role in economic development, at the regional and national level. In the competitive environment companies are obliged to produce more rapidly, more effectively and more efficiently in new product development, which is a result of research and development (R&D) activities. It is necessary for them to put together different capabilities and services with the goal, through cooperation between suppliers and customers, service providers and scientific institutions to achieve innovations of high quality. Depending on the type of industry, the type of business, the type of innovation and the strategic objectives that have been set, firms will regularly have to modify the way in which their R&D and innovation are organized. Nowadays, shift from serial to simultaneous and parallel working in innovation has become more commonplace. Literatures have shown that collaboration is as a meta-capability for innovation. By a comprehensive reviewing of literature this article after define virtual teams and its characteristics, addressing virtual environment innovation and the relationship to R&D activities. Finally conclude that innovation cannot be successful, unless the knowledge and information in the R&D project are effectively captured, shared and internalized by the R&D project\u00e2\ufffd\ufffds virtual team members.\nNotes: European Journal of Scientific Research ISSN 1450-216X Vol.34 No.3 (2009), pp.297-307 \u00c3\ufffd\u00c2\u00a9 EuroJournals Publishing, Inc. 2009 EJSR RANKS 43rd AMONG TOP 50 Scientific Journals in Austria\nNader Ale Ebrahim, Shamsuddin Ahmed, Zahari Taha (2009) Virtual R & D teams in small and medium enterprises : A literature review Scientific Research and Essay 4: 13. 1575\u20131590 12\nAbstract: Small and medium enterprises (SMEs) are the driving engine behind economic growth. While SMEs play a critical role in generating employment and supporting trade, they face numerous challenges, the prominent among them are the need to respond to fasting time-to-market, low-cost and rapid solutions to complex organizational problems. Towards that end, research and development (R & D) aspect deserves particular attention to promote and facilitate the operations of SMEs. Virtual R & D team could be a viable option. However, literature shows that virtual R & D teaming in SMEs is still at its infancy. This article provides a comprehensive literature review on different aspects of virtual R & D teams collected from the reputed publications. The purpose of the state-of-the-art literature review is to provide an overview on the structure and dynamics of R & D collaboration in SMEs. Specifying the foundation and importance of virtual teams, the relationship between virtual R & D team and SMEs has been examined. It concludes with the identification of the gaps in the existing literatures and calls for future research. It is argued that setting-up an infrastructure for virtual R & D team in SMEs still requires a large amount of engineering efforts and deserves consideration at top level management.\nNader Ale Ebrahim, Shamsuddin Ahmed, Zahari Taha (2009) Virtual Teams : a Literature Review Australian Journal of Basic and Applied Sciences 3: 3. 2653-2669\nAbstract: In the competitive market , virtual teams represent a growing response to the need for fasting time-to- market, low-cost and rapid solutions to complex organizational problems. Virtual teams enable organizations to pool the talents and expertise of employees and non-employees by eliminating time and space barriers . Nowadays, companies are heavily investing in virtual team to enhance their performance and competitiveness. Despite virtual teams growing prevalence, relatively little is known about this new form of team. Hence the study offers an extensive literature review with definitions o f virtual teams and a structured analysis of the present body of knowledge of virtual teams. First, we distinguish virtual teams from conventional teams , different types of virtual teams to identify where current knowledge applies. Second, we distinguish what is needed for effective virtual team considering the people, process and technology point of view and underlying characteristics of virtual teams and challenges they entail. Finally, we have identified an d extended 12 key factors that need to be considered, and describes a methodology focused on supporting virtual team working, with a new approach that has not been specifically addressed in the existing literature and some guide line for future research extracted.\nNotes: Aust. j. basic appl. sci. ISI indexed\nNader Ale Ebrahim, Shamsuddin Ahmed, Zahari Taha (2009) Virtual Teams for New Product Development: An Innovative Experience for R&D Engineers European Journal of Educational Studies 1: 3. 109-123 10\nAbstract: New interaction tools such as internet allow companies to gain valuable input from research and development (R&D) engineers via virtual teams. Consequently, engineers also get more expertise in diminutive timeframes. Virtual R&D teams present the key impetus to the technology acquisition process. The present knowledge-economy era is characterized by short product life-cycles. Virtual R&D teams may reduce time-to-market, make available a large pool of new product know-how and provide greater flexibilities, which are the key success factors in a competitive market. This comprehensive review contains almost 100 references and covers the recent literature with emphasis on the topic. The review has focused on authentic and reputed publications and extracts the results. This article presents the type of virtual teams and their main features and explains how virtual R&D team can play a prominent role in developing new products. The article is evolved future study guideline and also illustrates how to apply virtual interaction tools and integrate engineers into the innovation process. Management of virtual R&D teams in new product development (NPD) processes in an innovative, effective and efficient is of a high importance, but the issue has been poorly addressed in the previous studies. Findings show that virtual R&D team provides valuable input for new product development and R&D engineers are able to attain virtual experience.\nNader Ale Ebrahim, Shamsuddin Ahmed, Salwa Hanim Abdul Rashid, Zahari Taha (2011) Managing Communication in New Product Development Process : Virtual R&D Teams and Information Technology In: United Kingdom - Malaysia - Ireland Engineering Science Conference 2011 (UMIES 2011) 495-502 University of Malaya, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia: University of Malaya Press\nAbstract: Literature proves the importance of the role of information technology in increasing the effectiveness of virtual R&D teams\u00e2\ufffd\ufffd communication for new product development. However, the factors that make information technology construct in a virtual R&D team are still ambiguous. Managers of virtual R&D teams for new product development do not know \u00e2\ufffd\ufffdwhich type of technology should be used\u00e2\ufffd\ufffd. To address the gap and answer the question, the paper presents a set of factors that make a construct that contribute to effective communication strategy for virtual R&D teams. The proposed construct has been modified based on the findings of a field survey. This work empirically examines the relationship between information technology construct and its factors by employing Structural Equation Modeling (SEM). A measurement model is built based on the 19 preliminary chosen factors that have been extracted from literature review. The result shows that 10 factors can make a technology construct. These 10 factors can be grouped into two different constructs, namely Web-based communication and Web-based data sharing. The study findings can help new product developers to concentrate on the main factors for leading effective communications among virtual R&D team members. In addition, this work provides a guideline for software developers to create appropriate tools for virtual R&D teams.\nNotes: ALE EBRAHIM, N., AHMED, S., ABDUL RASHID, S. H. & TAHA, Z. Year. Managing Communication in New Product Development Process: Virtual R&D Teams and Information Technology. In: United Kingdom - Malaysia - Ireland Engineering Science Conference 2011 (UMIES 2011) 12-14 July 2011 University of Malaya, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. University of Malaya Press, 495-502.\nNader Ale Ebrahim Shamsuddin Ahmed Salwa Hanim Abdul Rashid Zahari Taha M A Wazed (2011) Virtual Collaborative R&D Teams in Malaysia Manufacturing SMEs In: 2nd International Conference on Mechanical, Industrial, and Manufacturing Technologies (MIMT 2011) Edited by:Steve Thatcher, Venkatesh. V2-114 - V2-117 Hotel Royal, Singapore:\nNader Ale Ebrahim, Shamsuddin Ahmed, Salwa Hanim Abdul Rashid, Zahari Taha (2011) Knowledge Worker Role in the Virtual R&D Teams for New Product Development : A Measurement Model In: International Conference on Mechanical Engineering and Renewable Energy 2011 (ICMERE2011) 1-5 Chittagong, Bangladesh: Chittagong University of Engineering and Technology\nAbstract: Knowledge workers (KW) play an important role in the effectiveness of virtual R&D teams for new product development. A large amount of KW literature focuses at the individual level and less attention paid on virtual R&D teams with dispersed knowledge workers. From KW point of view, the factors that required for effective virtual teams are unclear. To address this gap, base on the literature review, the paper presents a set of factors that make the preliminary knowledge workers construct with 11 factors. The proposed construct modified by finding of the field survey (N = 240). We empirically examine the relationship between construct and its factors by employing the structural equation modeling (SEM). The result shows 5 factors out of 11 preliminary factors maintaining to make KW construct. The finding can help new product development managers of enterprises to concentrate in the main factors for leading an effective virtual R&D team. In addition, it provides a guideline for software developer to implement the KW perceptions in the collaborative tools. %< need revised\nNotes: ALE EBRAHIM, N., AHMED, S., ABDUL RASHID, S. H. & TAHA, Z. Year. Knowledge Worker Role in the Virtual R&D Teams for New Product Development: A Measurement Model. In: International Conference on Mechanical Engineering and Renewable Energy 2011 (ICMERE2011), 22- 24 December 2011 Chittagong, Bangladesh. Chittagong University of Engineering and Technology, 1-5.\nNader Ale Ebrahim, Shamsuddin Ahmed, Zahari Taha (2010) Benefits and Pitfalls of Virtual R&D Teams : An Empirical Study In: 6th International Communication & Information Technology Management Conference (ICTM 2010) 1-5 Tehran, Iran:\nAbstract: In this paper, advantages and drawbacks of virtual teams in research and development (R&D) are studied. With the globalization of commercial practices and advances in information and communication technologies, increasing numbers of enterprises are establishing cross-functional, geographically distributed virtual teams. Virtual teams in R&D are designed to access external resources and knowledge to maximize the competitive advantage from limited labor and resources. A survey has been conducted on 210 Malaysian and Iranian manufacturing companies, aimed to investigate the characteristics of R&D collaborations and extract the main advantages/disadvantages\u00e2\ufffd\ufffd factors of virtual teams. These factors can be a guide line for R&D manager to achieve better performance of virtual teams.\nNader Ale Ebrahim, Shamsuddin Ahmed, Zahari Taha (2010) Envisages of New Product Developments in Small and Medium Enterprises through Virtual Team In: International Conference on Industrial Engineering and Operations Management (IEOM2010) 1-10 Dhaka, Bangladesh:\nAbstract: New product development (NPD) in small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) virtual team has not been systematically investigated in developing countries. Literatures have shown no significant differences between traditional NPD and virtual NPD in general. New product development especially for SMEs virtual team are somewhat lacking in the literature and constitute a research gap. This paper aims to bridge this gap. This study first reviews the NPD and its relationship with virtuality and then identifies the critical factors in definition of NPD in SMEs virtual team. The statistical method was utilized to perform the required analysis of the data from survey. The results are achieved through factor analysis at the perspective of NPD in some of Malaysian and Iranian manufacturing firms. The 20 new product development factors were grouped into five higher level constructs. It gives valuable insight and guidelines which hopefully will help managers of firms in developing countries to consider the main factors in NPD.\nNader Ale Ebrahim, Shamsuddin Ahmed, Salwa Hanim Abdul Rashid, Zahari Taha (2010) The Effectiveness of Virtual R&D Teams in SMEs: Experiences of Malaysian SMEs In: The 11th Asia Pacific Industrial Engineering and Management Systems Conference (APIEMS 2010), 7 \u2013 10 December 2010, Melaka, Malaysia. 1-6 APIEMS Melaka, Malaysia:\nAbstract: The number of small and medium enterprises (SMEs), especially those involved with research and development (R&D) programs and employed virtual teams to create the greatest competitive advantage from limited labor are increasing. Global and localized virtual R&D teams are believed to have a high potential for SMEs growth. Due to the fast growing complexity of the new product, coupled with new emerging opportunities of virtual teams, a collaborative approach is believed to be the future trend. This research explores the effectiveness of virtuality in SMEs virtual R&D teams. An online questionnaire emailed to Malaysian manufacturing SMEs and 74 usable questionnaires were received, representing a 20.8 percent return rate. To avoid the bias that may result from pre-suggested answer, a series of open-ended questions asked from expertise. This study based on analyzing an open-ended question; extract four main themes among expertise recommendations on the effectiveness of virtual teams for SMEs growth and performance. These are suitable for SMEs new product design manager to realize the key advantage and importance of virtual R&D teams in the process of NPD, which lead to increase the effectiveness of the new product's procedure.\nNotes: # ALE EBRAHIM, N., AHMED, S., ABDUL RASHID, S. H. & TAHA, Z. (2010). The Effectiveness of Virtual R&D Teams in SMEs: Experiences of Malaysian SMEs. In: The 11th Asia Pacific Industrial Engineering and Management Systems Conference (APIEMS 2010), 7 \u00e2\ufffd\ufffd 10 December 2010, Melaka, Malaysia. 1-6.\nNader Ale Ebrahim, Shamsuddin Ahmed, Salwa Hanim Abdul Rashid, Zahari Taha (2010) Virtual Teams : A New Opportunity to Develop a Business In: International Conference on Entrepreneurship Across Boundaries 1-5 Section For Co-curricular Courses, External Faculty Electives and TITAS, University of Malaya, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.\nAbstract: Virtual teams give many advantages to organizations, including increased knowledge sharing and improve organizational performance. Virtual teams have altered the expectations and boundaries of knowledge worker\u00e2\ufffd\ufffds interactions and make a new opportunity to develop the business. In this paper, we present summary results of an online survey. The online questionnaire was emailed by using a simple random sampling method to 356 Malaysian manufacturing small and medium \u00e2\ufffd\ufffdsized Enterprises (SMEs). The findings of this study show that SMEs in Malaysia are gaining to use virtual teams, and it can be concluded that virtual teams provide a new platform for developing the business in SMEs. Based on the study, we suggest avenues for future research that are important to advancing our understanding of virtual team effects on business growth.\nNader Ale Ebrahim Shamsuddin Ahmed Salwa Hanim Abdul Rashid Zahari Taha (2010) The Effectiveness of Virtual R&D Teams in SMEs : Experiences of Malaysian SMEs In: The 11th Asia Pacific Industrial Engineering and Management Systems Conference 2010 (APIEMS 2010) Melaka, Malaysia: University of Malaya Press\nAbstract: The number of small and medium enterprises (SMEs), especially those involved with research and development (R&D) programs and employed virtual teams to create the greatest competitive advantage from limited labor are increasing. Global and localized virtual R&D teams are believed to have a high potential for SMEs growth. Due to the fast growing complexity of the new product, coupled with new emerging opportunities of virtual teams, a collaborative approach is believed to be the future trend. This research explores the effectiveness of virtuality in SMEs virtual R&D teams. An online questionnaire emailed to Malaysian manufacturing SMEs and 74 usable questionnaires were received, representing a 20.8 percent return rate. To avoid the bias that may result from pre-suggested answer, a series of open-ended questions asked from expertise. This study based on analyzing an open-ended question; extract four main themes among expertise recommendations on the effectiveness of virtual teams for SMEs growth and performance. These are suitable for SMEs new product design manager to realize the key advantage and importance of virtual R&D teams in the process of NPD, which lead to increase the effectiveness of the new product\u00e2\ufffd\ufffds procedure.\nNader Ale Ebrahim, Shamsuddin Ahmed, Zahari Taha, Fatimah Ibrahim, Cheen-Onn Chow, Saad Mekhilef (2009) SMEs and Virtual R&D Teams : A Motive Channel for Relationship between SMEs In: The International Conference for Technical Postgraduates (TECHPOS 2009) Edited by:IBRAHIM, F., CHOW, C.-O. & MEKHILEF, S.. 1-7 The Legend Hotel, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia:\nNotes: Print ISBN: 978-1-4244-5223-1\nNader Ale Ebrahim, Shamsuddin Ahmed, Zahari Taha (2009) SMEs : ERP or Virtual Collaboration Teams In: First Enterprise Resource Planning conference 1-12 Tehran, Iran.:\nAbstract: Small firms are indeed the engines of global economic growth. Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) play an important role to promote economic development. SMEs in the beginning of implementing new technologies always face capital shortage and need technological assistance. Available ERP systems do not fulfill the specific requirements of Small firms. SMEs has scarce resources and manpower therefore many SMEs don\u00e2\ufffd\ufffdt have the possessions to buy and operate an ERP System. On the other hand competition and competitiveness of SMEs have to be strengthened. This paper briefly reviews the existing perspectives on virtual teams and their effect on SMEs management. It also discusses the main characteristics of virtual teams and clarifies the differences aspects of virtual team application in SMEs. After outlining some of the main advantages and pitfall of such teams, it concentrates on comparing of ERP and virtual collaborative teams in SMEs. Finally, it provides evidence for the need of \u00e2\ufffd\ufffdSoftware as a Service (SaaS)\u00e2\ufffd\ufffd where an application is hosted as a service provided to customers across the web for SMEs as an alternative of ERP. It has been widely argued that ERP disadvantage in SMEs such as administrative expenditure and cost, isolated structure, severe lack of software flexibility, insufficient support of SMEs business and high operating cost, lead SMEs to use virtual collaborative team which is net work base solution.\nMohammad Ali Shafia, Nader Ale Ebrahim, Shamsuddin Ahmed, Zahari Taha (2009) Consideration of the virtual team work and disabled citizens, as promising opportunity providers for the e government infrastructure's formation In: The Second Conference on Electronic City (e-city 2009) 959-966 Tehran, Iran:\nAbstract: The Information area has revolutionized the workplace. Douglas Kruse, a professor of human resources and the director of the program for disability research at Rutgers University, states that 7% of employed persons with disabilities work 20 hours or more a week from home. While some modern countries have established \u00e2\ufffd\ufffdvirtual teams\u00e2\ufffd\ufffd, which are said to be comprised of people who are geographically scattered and who work across boundaries of space and time using computer driven communication technologies, it is also true that many developing countries remain structured around conventional face-to-face teams. A motive toward virtual team working may be cost effectiveness. Increasing transport and human resource costs makes face to face contact less attractive unless they are essential. In an environment of urging to move into the direction of governing the activities via electronic moves, consideration of the individuals who deliver their services to the society in the form of virtual teams are of the primary value which should accelerate the E culture while E government is aimed at. By reviewing literature and theories, this paper present the definition and characteristics of virtual teams. A comparison of different types of virtual teams along with the application, strengths and limitations of them regarding as the promising elements of e activities are elaborated. Persons with disabilities are entitled to and capable of the same career options as their non-disabled counterparts and increasing numbers of them are taking advantage of virtual workplaces therefore creating a condition to facilitate the cultivation of e moves in the society.\nNader Ale Ebrahim, Shamsuddin Ahmed, Zahari Taha (2009) A Conceptual Model of Virtual Product Development Process In: 2nd Seminar on Engineering and Information Technology, (SEIT 2009) 191-196 Universiti Malaysia Sabah Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia.:\nAbstract: In today\u00e2\ufffd\ufffds dynamic marketplace, companies are under strong pressure to introduce new products for long-term survival with their competitors. Besides, every company cannot cope up progressively or immediately with the market requirements due to knowledge dynamics being experienced in competitive milieu. Increased competition and reduced product life cycles put force upon companies to develop new products faster. In response to this pressing need there should be some new approach compatible in flexible circumstances. This paper presents a solution based on the Stage-Gate system, which is closely linked with virtual team approach. Virtual teams can provide a platform to advance the knowledge-base in a company and thus to reduce time-to-market. This article introduces conceptual product development architecture under a virtual-team umbrella. The paper describes all the major aspects of new product development (NPD), NPD process and its relationship with virtual team, Stage-Gate system and finally presents a modified Stage-Gate system. It also provides the guidelines for the successful implementation of virtual team in new products development.\nNader Ale Ebrahim, Mohammad Ali Shafia, Hamid Tahbaz Tavakoli (2009) Virtual R&D team : Technology Transfer Facilitator In: IAMOT 2009 -The 18th International Conference on Management of Technology 1-10 Orlando, Florida, USA:\nAbstract: A conceptual model is proposed which facilitate the process of technology transfer by applying a virtual R&D team. The underlying hypothesis is responded to competitive challenges, the complex customer requirements and the high instability on the market. The context of the knowledge-based economy introduces a major shift from serial to simultaneous R&D activities in the way technology transfer is conceived. The traditional model of R&D team work is relies on the visual and face-to-face teams. The complexities involved in organizing face-to-face interactions among team members from one side, and the rapid developments of electronic communication technologies from the other ,caused firms to turn towards employing virtual R&D teams. The paper postulates that in the new perspective, virtual R&D team to be considered as a specific technology transfer means. It depends on the ways firms and other institutions are managing them, in particular the co-evolution of their absorptive capabilities and their technology conveying strategies. To support the theoretical analysis, this paper provides a comprehensive review based on authentic and reputed publications.\nNader Ale Ebrahim, Shamsuddin Ahmed, Zahari Taha (2009) Virtual Teams and Management Challenges In: 1st Executive MBA Conference Tehran, Iran:\nAbstract: As a result of globalization and advances in information and communication technologies, the increased use of virtual teams in business has become prominent. In the competitive environment companies are obliged to produce more rapidly, more effectively and more efficiently. It is necessary for them to put together different capabilities and services with the goal, through cooperation between suppliers and customers, service providers and scientific institutions to achieve firm\u00e2\ufffd\ufffds objective with high quality. Nowadays shift from serial to simultaneous and parallel working in entity has become more commonplace. Literatures have shown that collaboration is as a meta-capability for companies. This article after define a virtual teams and its characteristics, addressing virtual environments and relationship with different challenges which organization should deal them such as management and employee challenges. Finally conclude that managers of company should invest less in tangible assets, but more in virtual team to generate knowledge, and in their employees\u00e2\ufffd\ufffd creativity to stimulate incremental innovations in already existing technologies that will directly generate their future competitive advantage. Companies must educate everyone, not just virtual employees, on the virtual team culture but both employees and managers need to understand the dealing aspects with virtual team.\nNader Ale Ebrahim, Shamsuddin Ahmed, Zahari Taha, Tan Bee Hoon, Shameem Rafik Galea (2009) Virtuality, innovation and R&D activities In: 14th International Conference on Thinking (2009 Malaysia) -Theme \"Thinking Minds: Nurturing the Design of a Better Future\" Edited by:HOON, T. B. & GALEA, S. R.. 515-529 Universiti Putra Malaysia Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia:\nAbstract: Innovation plays a central role in economic development, at regional and national level. In the competitive environment companies are obliged to produce more rapidly, more effectively and more efficiently in new product development which is a result of research and development (R&D) activities. It is necessary for them to put together different capabilities and services with the goal, through cooperation between suppliers and customers, service providers and scientific institutions to achieve innovations of high quality. Depending on the type of industry, the type of business, the type of innovation and the strategic objectives that have been set, firms will regularly have to modify the way in which their R&D and innovation is organized. Nowadays shift from serial to simultaneous and parallel working in innovation has become more commonplace. Literatures have shown that collaboration is as a meta-capability for innovation. By a comprehensive reviewing of literature this article after define a virtual teams and its characteristics, addressing virtual environments innovation and the relationship to R&D activities. Finally conclude that innovation cannot be successful unless the knowledge and information in the R&D project are effectively captured, shared and internalized by the R&D project\u00e2\ufffd\ufffds virtual team members.\nMohammad Ali Shafia, Nader Ale Ebrahim, Shamsuddin Ahmed, Zahari Taha (2009) INNOVATION PROCESS IS FACILITATED IN VIRTUAL ENVIRONMENT OF R&D TEAMS In: International Conference on Education and New Learning Technologies (EDULEARN09) 2157-2166 Barcelona, Spain:\nAbstract: Innovation is becoming the most important key issue for company's success in the 21st century. In the competitive environment it is necessary for the enterprises to put together different capabilities and services with the goal. It is widely accepted that innovation can be better achieved by working in team particularly in the virtual environments. The employed web services technology, although very popular nowadays but it is still not mature enough, so dealing with it can bring new findings. Virtual teams base on information technology are formed to facilitate transnational innovation processes and it should be noted that innovation has a positive impact on corporate performance if it is well guided. This has the pronounced effect when it comes to the learning issues as the virtual preconditions persist. In this environment the possibility of getting closer to the interest of learner from the new environment raise as the barriers being imposed by the service provider is reduced and the freedom of what is require to learn is improved. Information and communication technology has brought about significant changes in organizations and produced important benefits, including in the areas of innovation which is recognized as a prime source of national competitive advantage. This contribution proposes a conceptual model for understanding and analyzing the process of virtual R&D team as an innovation and technology assimilation facilitator when it comes to the issue of conveying innovative message for learning by individuals. The context of the knowledge-based economy introduces a major shift from serial to simultaneous R&D in the way of idea conception to technology creation is conceived. This paper briefly reviews the existing perspectives on virtual teams and their effect on innovation and technology regarding the learning capability which is being altered. It also discusses the main characteristics of virtual teams and clarifies the different aspects of virtual team application in the topic. To support the theoretical analysis, this paper provides a comprehensive review based on authentic and reputed publications. We argue that scanty research has been conducted to facilitate understanding the problem of systematically governing creative innovation toward a technology through virtual R&D teams in the atmosphere of educating individuals based on what they interest them to learn.\nNader Ale Ebrahim, Shamsuddin Ahmed, Zahari Taha (2009) Virtual R&D Teams : Innovation and Technology Facilitator In: Engineering Education in 2025 1-14 School of Engineering and Technology, University of Tehran Tehran, Iran: University of Tehran\nAbstract: Innovation is becoming the most important key issue for company\u00e2\ufffd\ufffds success in the 21st century. In the competitive environment is necessary for the enterprises to put together different capabilities and services with the goal. It\u00e2\ufffd\ufffds a widely accepted that innovation is better achieved by working in team. The employed web services technology, although very popular nowadays but it is still not mature enough, so dealing with it can bring new findings. Virtual teams base on information technology are formed to facilitate transnational innovation processes and it should be noted that innovation has a positive impact on corporate performance. Information and communication technology has brought about significant changes in organizations and produced important benefits, including in the areas of innovation which is recognized as a prime source of national competitive advantage. This contribution proposes a conceptual model for understanding and analyzing the process of virtual R&D team as an innovation and technology assimilation facilitator. The context of the knowledge-based economy introduces a major shift from serial to simultaneous R&D in the way of idea conception to technology creation is conceived. This paper briefly reviews the existing perspectives on virtual teams and their effect on innovation and technology. It also discusses the main characteristics of virtual teams and clarifies the differences aspects of virtual team application in the topic. To support the theoretical analysis, this paper provides a comprehensive review based on authentic and reputed publications. We argue that scanty research has been conducted to facilitate understanding the problem of systematically governing creative innovation toward a technology through virtual R&D teams.\nNader Ale Ebrahim, Shamsuddin Ahmed, Zahari Taha (2009) Virtual Teams for NPD \u2013 an Innovative Experience for R&D Engineers In: International Conference on Advances in Mechanical Engineering 1036-1045 UiTM Concorde Hotel, Shah Alam, Malaysia: University Publication Centre (UPENA), UiTM 2009\nAbstract: New interaction tools such as internet allows companies to gain valuable input from research and development (R&D) engineers via virtual teams. Consequently engineers also get more expertise in diminutive time-frames. Virtual R&D teams present the key impetus to the technology acquisition process. The present knowledge-economy era is characterized by short product life-cycles. Virtual R&D teams may reduce time-to-market, make available a large pool of new product know-how and provide greater flexibilities which are the key success factors in a competitive market. This comprehensive review contains almost 100 references and covers the recent literature with emphasis on topic. The review has focused on authentic and reputed publications and extracts the results. This article presents the type of virtual teams and their main features and explains how virtual R&D team can play a prominent role in developing new products. The article is evolved future study guideline and also illustrates how to apply virtual interaction tools and integrate engineers into the innovation process. Management of virtual R&D teams in new product development (NPD) processes in an innovative, effective and efficient is of a high importance, but the issue has been poorly addressed in the previous studies. Findings show that virtual R&D team provides valuable input for new product development and R&D engineers are able to attain virtual experience.\nNader Ale Ebrahim, Shamsuddin Ahmed, Zahari Taha (2008) Literature, Principle and the basics of Network Value Creation in R&D : The relationship with economy In: Seventh conference of Industries and Mines R&D Centers- R&D and Network Value Creation IRIB Int'l. Conference Center, Tehran, Iran.:\nAbstract: The internationalization of R&D network is a recent phenomenon. In this knowledge based environment, the driving forces for this phenomenon are digitization, the internet, and high-speed data networks that are keys to address many of the operational issues from design to logistics and distribution. From the other direction to surviving in the highly competitive industry, requires strategies to collaborate with or compete with suitable firms within a network in the New Product Development process. The growing internationalization of R&D activities challenges multinational corporations (MNCs) to formulate technology strategies and manage increasingly diffuse and diverse networks of R&D laboratories and alliances in the context of disparate national institutions. Research and development functions are fundamental drivers of value creation in technology-based enterprises. Successful R&D is a function of invention and R&D network. This paper studies R&D network issues from the perspective of their impact on value creation. It is observed that most of the research activities encourage and support R&D networks and influences in economic development.\nNader Ale Ebrahim, Shamsuddin Ahmed, Zahari Taha (2008) Concurrent Collaboration in Research and Development In: National Conference on Design and Concurrent Engineering (DECON) 2008 1-4 Melaka, Malaysia:\nAbstract: Integration is the essence of current research and development (R&D) activity in many organizations. Integration can be established in various ways depending on the type, size and intricacy in organizational functions and products. Nevertheless, research and development (R&D) has become an inevitable function in most manufacturing companies in order to develop their own product niches for their survival in the prevailing highly competitive market environment. Research and development functions are fundamental drivers of value creation in technology based enterprises. Of creating and maintaining a vibrant R&D environment, organizations individually or collectively need to incorporate virtual R&D team. A virtual R&D team can introduce new product in less lead time than by conventional R&D working. Therefore, how to increase the possibility of having more successful R&D is a critical issue for enterprises. This paper examines the current approach of collaboration in R&D issues from the perspective of their impact on virtual R&D team in enterprises and compares the findings with the other concepts of concurrent collaboration. By reviewing literature and theories, the paper firstly presents the definition and characteristics of virtual R&D teams. A comparison of different types of virtual R&D teams along with the strengths and limitations of the preceding studies in this area are also presented. It is observed that most of the research activities encourage and support virtual R&D teams applicable to enterprises. Distinctive benefits of establishing virtual R&D team have been enumerated and demand future attention has been indicated in the paper.\nNader Ale Ebrahim, Shamsuddin Ahmed, Zahari Taha (2008) Dealing with Virtual R&D Teams in New Product Development In: The 9th Asia Pacific Industrial Engineering & Management Systems Conference and the 11th Asia Pacific Regional Meeting of the International Foundation for Production Research 795-806 Department of Industrial Engineering Institut Teknologi Bandung Nusa Dua, Bali - Indonesia:\nAbstract: National and global collaboration in research and development (R&D) is becoming increasingly important in creating the knowledge that makes research and business more competitive. Multinational enterprises have increased their research and development (R&D) investment in different countries. These multiple sites encourage the development of more ideas, due to the varied international backgrounds in global networks and the knowledge spillovers. In order to secure the viability of business processes, services and products R&D teams need to access and retrieve information from as many sources as possible. From the other perspective virtual teams are important mechanisms for organizations seeking to control scarce resources across geographic and other boundaries. Moreover, virtual collaboration has become vital for most organizations. This is particularly true in the context of designing new product and innovative services. In this paper all the major aspects of Virtual R&D team are discussed in technical terms. The paper provides an integral definition and characterization of virtual R&D team. The potential value that is created by virtual R&D teams for new product development is explored. Lastly, pertinent practical guidelines and implications are presented.\nNader Ale Ebrahim, Shamsuddin Ahmed, Zahari Taha, Ricard Li-Hua, Charles Egbu, Zhongxiu Zhao, Lucy Lu, Cambridge Judge Business School, University of Salford (2008) New Product Development in Virtual Environment In: International Conference on Technology Management and Innovation in China: Challenges and Opportunities in the 21st Century 203-218 CAMOT and MOTSC UIBE, Beijing, China:\nAbstract: Purpose - The literature on the topic has evolved exponentially since eight years ago. Relaying on a review of studies published in recent years, this article proposes and discusses a framework which incorporates a set of virtual teams involved in a new product development initiative. Design/methodology/approach \u00e2\ufffd\ufffd A range of academic and practitioner literature related to virtual teams and virtual new product development is reviewed. What is Virtual New Product Development and what determines its development in manufacturing firms? These two questions are answered. Findings - The decision to use a virtual team is often a necessity and not a choice; being \u00e2\ufffd\ufffdvirtual\u00e2\ufffd\ufffd is in most cases not an alternative but a requirement. Enterprise may benefit from building and maintain the virtual teams in a number of ways such as achieving higher quality, accessing and capturing dispersed knowledge and skills regarding the multifunctional and multi-use components and modules, electronically unite experts in highly specialized fields, collaborating more productivity at a distance, achieving tight schedules and start quickly, reducing travel time and cost, enabling the recruitment of talented employees, builds diverse teams, promoting proactive employment and finally reducing discrimination in enterprises. Originality/value - The results of an academic literature review were employed to the literature so far has not paid adequate attention to the virtual team activities in NPD. The results highlight several avenues which would help managers and policy makers to better foster cyber new product development and designers to better channel of their efforts in the design and manufacturing domain.\nNotes: By China Association for Management of Technology and Management of Technology Study Center, UIBE CAMOT 2008 (China Association for Management of Technology) %< ISI Indexed 2008 International Conference Technology Management and Innovation in China: Challenges and Opportunities in the 21st Century, Books I and Ii\nNader Ale Ebrahim, Shamsuddin Ahmed, Zahari Taha (2008) R&D Networking and value Creation in SMEs R&D Networking and value Creation in SMEs In: Seventh conference of Industries and Mines R&D Centers- R&D and Network Value Creation 1-6 IRIB Int'l. Conference Center, Tehran, Iran.:\nAbstract: Research and development (R&D) activities are fundamental drivers of value creation in today\u00e2\ufffd\ufffds technology-based Small and Medium enterprises (SMEs). Seemingly, a successful R&D is a task of innovation processes and development of R&D networks with allied companies. There is a perceived lack of understanding regarding the importance of SMEs and their need to continuously enhancing their technological capabilities for the purpose of establishing them in dominant market positions. This article presents R&D network issues from the perspective of their impact on value creation in SMEs. The fundamental trend to enable SMEs towards creation of new knowledge and diffuse in and transfer that to other SME's could be achieved by developing of collaborative environments and networks to increase their innovation capabilities as a single unit as well as the capabilities of the network as a whole through collective learning. SMEs seem to be the appropriate units to behave like network nodes because of their lean structure, adaptability to market evolution, active involvement of versatile human resources, ability to establish sub-contracting relations and good technological level for their products. SMEs not only shape the larger outcome, but also constrain actions of the state and MNCs in demand-responsive, buyer-driven networks. The objective of this article is the notice to creation of a network of SMEs that are geographically dispersed but virtually linked so that the participating members focus on their specialized tasks yet also share their knowledge and experience on resources to create an agile structured and flexible enterprise.\nNader Ale Ebrahim, Shamsuddin Ahmed, Zahari Taha (2008) Virtual R&D Teams : a Sustainable Infrastructure for Promoting SMEs In: 2nd Engineering Conference (EnCon 2008) 217-223 Crowne Plaza Riverside Hotel, Kuching, Sarawak, Malaysia:\nAbstract: small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) are a major part of the industrial economies. Their survival and growth has therefore been a prominent issue. Research and development (R&D) enables firms to create new technologies and/or to build on existing technologies obtained through technology transfer. Nowadays unpredictable environment suggests that many firms seek new ways of conducting their business through some kind of R&D activities to make a profit and stay ahead of the competition. To survive in the global economy SMEs have to improve their products and processes exploiting their intellectual capital in a dynamic network of knowledge-intensive relations inside and outside their borders. SMEs need to focus on core competences for efficiency matters; they need to cooperate with external partners to compensate for other competences and resources. Responding to the increasing de-centralization and globalization of work processes, many SMEs have responded to their dynamic environments by introducing virtual teams. Virtual teams are growing in popularity. By a comprehensive literature review this article following define a virtual teams, SMEs and its characteristics, addressing a sustainable infrastructure for promoting SMEs. Finally conclude that managers of SMEs should invest less in tangible assets, but more in the areas of expanding virtual R&D activities which will directly generate their future competitive advantage. Future research need to elaborate the effect of virtual R&D team working on the performance of SMEs.\nNotes: Nader Ale Ebrahim, Shamsuddin Ahmed and Zahari Taha, Virtual R&D Teams: A Sustainable Infrastructure for Promoting SMEs, CD Proceedings of 2nd Engineering Conference (EnCon) on Sustainable engineering infrastructures development & Management, Crowne Plaza Riverside Hotel, Kuching, Sarawak, Malaysia, 18-19 December 2008, Pages 217-223 (Paper ID: EnCon2008-B-10).\nNader Ale Ebrahim, Shamsuddin Ahmed, Zahari Taha (2008) Virtual Environments Innovation and R&D Activities : Management Challenges In: Proceedings of the International Graduate on Engineering and Science (IGCES'08) 116-124 Universiti Teknologi Malaysia Johor Bahru, Malaysia:\nAbstract: Companies will not survive long unless they join a threefold revolution in management itself, innovation, and information technology. Innovation plays a central role in economic development, at regional and national level. In the competitive environment companies are obliged to produce more rapidly, more effectively and more efficiently in new product development which is a result of research and development (R&D) activities. It is necessary for them to put together different capabilities and services with the goal, through cooperation between suppliers and customers, service providers and scientific institutions to achieve innovations of high quality. Depending on the type of industry, the type of business, the type of innovation and the strategic objectives that have been set, firms will regularly have to modify the way in which their R&D and innovation is organized and how information technology should managed. Nowadays shift from serial to simultaneous and parallel working in innovation has become more commonplace. Literatures have shown that collaboration is as a meta-capability for innovation. This article after define a virtual teams and its characteristics, addressing virtual environments innovation and the relationship to R&D activities. Finally conclude that managers of company should invest less in tangible assets, but more in R&D and virtual team to generate knowledge, and in their employees\u00e2\ufffd\ufffd creativity to stimulate incremental innovations in already existing technologies that will directly generate their future competitive advantage\nNader Ale Ebrahim, Shamsuddin Ahmed, Zahari Taha (2008) Virtual R&D Teams for NPD in SMEs : Past, Present and Future Trend In: APCMOTTE2008 (Asia pacific Conference on Management of Technology and Technology Entrepreneurship) 1-10 Melaka ,Malaysia:\nAbstract: This paper provides a comprehensive review on different aspects of virtual teams based on authentic and reputed publications. The purpose of the state-of-the-art literature review is to provide an overview of what is known about the structure and dynamics of R&D collaboration in SMEs. SMEs are the backbone of the world business. The focus of the investigation is on virtual R&D teams in SMEs. After providing a definition and importance of virtual teams, research and development (R&D), small and medium enterprises (SME) and new product development (NPD), the relationship between them will be examined. This paper seeks to address some of the gaps in the existing extensive literature on virtual teams as a general and virtual R&D teams in new product development in SMEs, as a concentrate topic. Covering previous literatures, the research gaps derive and propose the way of further studies and recommend are provided. Along extending future research some managerial implication will be discussed. It is argued that the preparation for virtual R&D team working should be given consideration in the management of R&D new product development projects.\nNotes: ISBN No. 978-983-42745-1-1\nNader Ale Ebrahim, Maziar Rostamnezhad, Ali Momeni (2005) Production And Performance Of Heavy Duty CNG In: ANGVA 2005, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 1-13 ANGVA ANGVA 2005, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia:\nAbstract: In recent years, along with the trend toward clean air and less dependency to imported oil products, there has been increasing willing to use substitute fuels in transport industry. Automobile industry is an exhaustive industry bringing development for any country. The industrial capabilities needed for development rest in this branch of industry. The Iranian automobile making companies move in line with this aim. But in recent decades, in addition to development of automobile industry, the pollution too has occupied the minds of the authorities of these companies. Some measures, investments, researches, and exhaustive studies related to the pollution problem have been made to produce an automobile of higher technology and lower pollution.\nH Shokouhmand, Nader Ale Ebrahim, B D Czejdo, I I Esat, B Trousse, B Shirazi (1996) Heat transfer from humid air to a two-row direct expansion plate finned tube coils (DX) under condensing conditions In: Proceedings of the 1996 3rd Biennial Joint Conference on Engineering Systems Design and Analysis, ESDA. Part 7 (of 9) 221-228 American Society of Mechanical Engineers Montpellier, France: American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Petroleum Division (Publication) PD\nAbstract: Direct Expansion plate finned tube coils (DX) are extensively used in air conditioning systems. If the air flowing over the coil is humid and the coil's temperature is below the dew point, condensation will occur on the fins. In this paper a two-row Direct Expansion plate finned tube coils (DX) in which the tubes are arranged triangular, has been selected for analysis of sensible and latent heats. By applying a two-dimensional analysis on an individual cell of the coil, the governing equations have been derived. These equations have been solved numerically using a finite difference method. The temperature distributions and fin efficiency variation for both wet and dry surface conditions, versus fin pitch, fin material, temperature and humidity of the inlet air flow and Reynolds number, have been determined.\nNotes: Conference code: 46123 Export Date: 18 September 2009 Source: Scopus CODEN: ASMPE Language of Original Document: English Correspondence Address: Shokouhmand, H.; Univ of Tehran, Tehran, Iran Sponsors: ASME PD\nNader Ale Ebrahim (2011) How to Conduct a Literature Review [Presentation]\nAbstract: Outline \u00e2\ufffd\u00a2 Find literature associated with the topic. \u00e2\ufffd\u00a2 Search and analyze the literature. \u00e2\ufffd\u00a2 Evaluate the paper before reading. \u00e2\ufffd\u00a2 Cite literature properly. \u00e2\ufffd\u00a2 Make a summary table of reviewed papers. \u00e2\ufffd\u00a2 Avoid plagiarism. \u00e2\ufffd\u00a2 Write a journal article based on literature review.\nNader Ale Ebrahim (2011) How to increase h-index \u201cAdvertise and disseminate publications\u201d [Presentation]\nAbstract: Publishing a high quality paper in scientific journals is a halfway of receiving citation in the future. The rest of the way is advertising and disseminating the publications by using the proper \u00e2\ufffd\ufffdResearch Tools\u00e2\ufffd\ufffd. Familiarity with the tools allows the researcher to increase his/her h-index in the short time. H-index shows the academicians influences in the specified field of research. Therefore, a person with higher level of h-index has more high quality publications with high amount of citations. This presentation, covers the following topics: Why publish and increase h-index?, Definition of h-index and g-index, Importance of h-index, How to use \u00e2\ufffd\ufffdResearch Tools\u00e2\ufffd\ufffd Mind Map, Paper title preparation, Selecting keywords, Select the proper journal, Advertise published article, and finally Trace published article citation.",
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        "raw_content": "pete magadini trio\nOUTSIDE IN THE PRESENT\nQuadwrangle Music Productions is proud to announce the association of three of North America\u2019s premier jazz musicians who have come together to create the inspiring album \u201cOutside In The Present\u201d, available now on CD directly from Quadwrangle Music, or online at CD Baby..\nJuno Nominee PETE MAGADINI, a sensational drummer, author and educator who has played with Diana Ross, George Duke, John Handy, Mose Allison, Chet Baker and many other musical luminaries, has joined forces with Juno award winner KEN LISTER, one of Canada\u2019s most in demand bass players, and the outstanding, four times awarded \u201cNational Guitarist of the Year\u201d, REG SCHWAGER, to record \u201cOUTSIDE IN THE PRESENT\u201d . Engineered by the legendary RON \u201cOBVIOUS\u201d VERMUELEN of DRAGONFLY MOBILE RECORDING this CD is now available.\n1) Moanin (B.Timmons)\n2) Daahoud (C.Brown)\n3) Waltz for Joanna (M.Westbrook)\n4) African Queen (H.Silver)\n5) All of You (C.Porter)\n6) Name That Tune (S.Swallow)\n7) Blues For John Beckwith (P.Magadini)\n8) Samba e Amor (C.Buarque)\n9) Old Years Eve (R.Schwager)\n10) Evidence (T.Monk)\nPriced at $20.00 for the hard copy including shipping and $9.99 for the download. A limited number of 50 CD\u2019s are available signed by all three musicians at $28.00. Please follow this link to order this album:\nCD Hard Copy $20.00 USD CD - Download $9.99 USD Signed CD $28.00 USD\nPETE MAGADINI REG SCHWAGER KEN LISTER\nAn internationally acclaimed performer, educator and author, PETER MAGADINI has played with many renowned artists including Diana Ross, George Duke, Mose Allison, Sonny Stitt, Chet Baker and John Handy. He has also played percussion with the Berkshire Music Festival Orchestra at Tangelwood, The Toronto Symphony and the Formm Festival of Contemporary Music at Carnegie Hall. In addition, Peter has performed as a studio musician in the US and Canada and has been featured on many recordings with his own quintet.\nMr. Magadini holds degrees from both the San Francisco Conservatory of Music and the University of Toronto and counts among his teachers drummers Don Bothwell, Roy Burns, Timpanist Roland Kohloff and North Indian tabla master Mahapurush Misra.\nHe is a celebrated educator and the author of many critically acclaimed books including the Musician\u2019s Guide to Polyrhythms, voted 6th on Modern Drummer Magazine\u2019s list of the 25 greatest drum books.\nMany of Peter\u2019s students have, themselves, received national and international recognition for their work.\nPeter formerly taught at the Brubeck Institute (University of the Pacific), the Jazz School (Berkeley, Ca.), and the McGill and Concordia Universities in Montreal.\nREG SHWAGER: Reg Schwager began playing professionally in his teens and rapidly rose to become one of the most respected Jazz guitarists in North America. His extensive touring experience is clearly identified in his confident style and Reg has toured with Diana Krall, Peter Appleyard, Rob McConnell and numerous others, including George Shearing, with whom he played for many years. Reg has played on over ninety commercia l recordings with such musical luminaries as Junior Mance, Gary Burton, George Shearing and Mel Torme.\nNoted for his inspiring compositions, Reg has written hundreds of compositions from solo guitar to big band arrangements, from mainstream to avant garde jazz and has won and been nominated for multiple Juno Awards.\nThis album captures Reg in inspiring form and cements his reputation as one of the most important jazz guitarists recording today.\nKEN LISTER: Ken Lister has been a professional jazz bassist since 1983, winning accolades and Juno awards along the way. He currently performs and teaches in Vancouver and on Vancouver Island and has toured across Canada and internationally to Australia, the British Isles, Cuba and South America.\nAs a member of the Phil Dwyer Orchestra, Ken won a Juno Award for Contemporary Jazz Album of the Year, 2012, and with the Hugh Fraser Quintet, the Juno Award for the Best Mainstream Jazz Album of 1997.\nAs a freelance bassist, Ken enjoys opportunities to perform with many of his talented peers.\nHe has performed with many great musicians including Don Thompson, Linton Garner, Ross Taggart, Tommy Banks, Phil Dwyer, Ingrid Jensen, David Hazeltine, Misha Piatigorsky, Pat Coleman, Bill Mays, Vincent Herring, David Schnitter, Jim Rotondi, Steve Davis, Dmitry Baevsky, Ray Vega, Thomas Merriott, Ian Hendrickson Smith, Terrell Stafford, Slide Hampton, Chucho Valdes, Steve Turre, Kenny Wheeler, Joshua Redman, Herb Ellis, Charlie Byrd, Rob McConnell, Ian McDougall, P.J. Perry, Sam Noto, Ernie Watts, Guido Basso and many others.",
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        "raw_content": "The heroes of South Australia\u2019s thoroughbred racing industry have been honoured at Thoroughbred Racing SA\u2019s annual Industry Awards and Hall of Fame Inductions at the Stamford Grand on Sunday, September 3.\nHosted by Racing.com\u2019s Adam McGrath and race caller Terry McAuliffe, the event saw more than 300 guests gather to celebrate the achievements of the State\u2019s top jockeys, horses, trainers, apprentices, owners and the media.\nJamie Kah, the new Australian record holder for most wins in a season by a female jockey, was a stand-out performer. Ms Kah took home four awards, including the industry\u2019s most prestigious honour \u2013 the John Letts Medal \u2013 which recognises excellence in riding and outstanding achievements at all race meetings throughout the season across the State.\nMs Kah was also honoured with the Glennon-Johnson Award for South Australian Metropolitan Jockey of the Year, UBET South Australian Provincial and Country Jockey of the Year and South Australian Jockey of the Year.\nOther highlights of the night included:\nEmily Finnegan continued the female dominance in this year\u2019s awards, taking home the UBET South Australian Metropolitan Apprentice Jockey of the Year\nThe Festival Hire SA Champion Racehorse of the Year Award went to Hey Doc, winner of the Group 1 Australian Guineas.\nLeading trainers Leon Macdonald and Andrew Gluyas won the South Australian Metropolitan Trainer of the Year This is the second time Australian Hall of Fame trainer Leon Macdonald has won this award. Mr Macdonald has been training for more than 40 years and previously took home the award in 2002.\nJockey Kerrin McEvoy was also inducted into the South Australian Racing Hall of Fame. With over 1700 wins in total and 63 group 1 wins to date the Streaky Bay born Kerrin McEvoy won last year\u2019s Melbourne Cup on Almandin, his second Melbourne Cup win having won on Brew in 2000 as a 20-year-old.\nThe horse Manihi, winner of the 1967 Newmarket Handicap, was also inducted into the South Australian Racing Hall of Fame. While an outstanding racehorse himself, Manihi is perhaps best known as the Sire of one of Australia\u2019s champions of the turf Manikato.\nThe important role of the media in showcasing the sport of racing was recognised through two media awards \u2013 \u2018Best Story\u2019 and \u2018Best Picture\u2019. The award for Best Racing Story saw a tie between Ben Scadden and Lincoln Moore from the Adelaide Advertiser, while Best Racing Picture went to Jenny Barnes.\n\u201cThe Industry Awards and Hall of Fame induction provides an opportunity to publicly acknowledge the accomplishments of some of South Australia\u2019s racing greats, as well as its future stars,\u201d Thoroughbred Racing SA Chief Executive Jim Watters said.\n\u201cIt\u2019s a chance to reflect on the past season and celebrate the highlights, the people and the horses that make racing the incredible sport that it is.\n\u201cFurther, South Australia has been blessed with some outstanding horses and participants over the years, and the Hall of Fame allows us to recognise their place in our racing history.\u201d\nClick here to view all the winners from the event",
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        "raw_content": "POWER AND DOMINION\nLooking out over the city from his perch on the mountain above, General Palu Sleinad, dark warrior of Tirzah unfurled his broad leathery wings. He was an imposing figure who stretched a full eight feet into the night sky. Draped in a dark tunic with a gold fastening and girded in leather and body-fitting armor, he was powerful, stronger than most and more cunning than those who had come before him. With a long, crooked nose, protruding lips and deep scars on his cheeks and across his forehead, his countenance was fierce, his fetid breath short and smelling of brimstone. The medallion hanging from his neck gave evidence to his position in the army of Lucifer. At his side he bore a long, curved blade and two daggers that had seen many battles throughout time. He knew that the struggle had not yet reached its climax and unlike his predecessors, he had no delusions about the strength of his enemy. His foes had conquered before but that was before he had risen to power.\nConsidering his options, he knew that time was drawing short. There were preparations to be made and missions to be accomplished before plans could be consummated. Soon there would be a gathering such as even he had never seen before. The Overlord was coming and if all went well, the Prince of Darkness would not be far behind. In his memory the prince had never ventured into this region in order to personally direct his legion. That day was now coming and there would be no excuse for failure.\nHe had been brought here for a purpose, a reason that few were privy to and even fewer still would fully comprehend. He had been chosen for this assignment because of his special talents and abilities, abilities that had withstood the test of time. He had provoked war, initiated famine, fanned pestilence and encouraged anarchy during his entire existence and now, as a result, he had won the favor of his lord. This was his opportunity to secure not only his position but the position of his master for the battle to come. It was to be a battle for the heart and soul of man. It would be a battle for power and dominion.\nWhen you read the excerpt above, what comes to mind? Perhaps it is simply the beginning of another Christian novel that provides imagery of unseen forces; maybe it is the preface to a tale calculated to grab your attention so that you will pick it up and deposit money at a retail counter. On the other hand, it might be an illustration of someone\u2019s idea about the beginning of a spiritual battle.\nIn today\u2019s world there are many television shows, movies and books that depict man\u2019s conflict with the demonic realm. It really doesn\u2019t take very long to find something on the Discovery Channel that deals with the end times and the concept of a final battle between good and evil. In fact the word \u201cArmageddon\u201d has become synonymous with the final battle between these opposing forces. This particular term is now used not only to describe this battle, it also is used as a name for any event which could prove to be the end of all mankind.\nSeveral years ago there was a movie by this name which starred Bruce Willis and the central theme of the movie was that the destruction of earth was certain due to an impending collision with an asteroid. Once sighted and mapped, this particular asteroid was described as a \u201cglobal killer\u201d that was twice the size of Texas. This particular movie was a blockbuster at theaters around the world and continues to play to audiences on television. The good news is that it was a fictional account and no \u201cglobal killer\u201d has struck the earth, at least in modern times. The additional good news, despite what you might read in the newspaper about our attempted mapping of near-earth objects, is that no \u201cglobal killer\u201d is going to strike the earth. How do I know this? I know this because God has ordained that while a \u201cmountain\u201d will be thrown into the sea, the earth will not be destroyed during the Tribulation period. Likewise, while a \u201cstar\u201d will fall from the sky, it will not destroy the earth but instead, will turn all of the fresh water bitter.\n8 The second angel sounded his trumpet, and something like a huge mountain, all ablaze, was thrown into the sea. A third of the sea turned into blood, 9 a third of the living creatures in the sea died, and a third of the ships were destroyed. 10 The third angel sounded his trumpet, and a great star, blazing like a torch, fell from the sky on a third of the rivers and on the springs of water- 11 the name of the star is Wormwood. A third of the waters turned bitter, and many people died from the waters that had become bitter.\n8 And the second angel sounded, and as it were a great mountain burning with fire was cast into the sea: and the third part of the sea became blood; 9 And the third part of the creatures which were in the sea, and had life, died; and the third part of the ships were destroyed. 10 And the third angel sounded, and there fell a great star from heaven, burning as it were a lamp, and it fell upon the third part of the rivers, and upon the fountains of waters; 11 And the name of the star is called Wormwood: and the third part of the waters became wormwood; and many men died of the waters, because they were made bitter.\nAccording to Nelson\u2019s Illustrated Bible Dictionary, the word \u201cArmageddon\u201d refers to the mountain of Megiddo which is the site of the final battle of this age when God intervenes to destroy the armies of Satan and to cast Satan into the bottomless pit. \u201cScholars disagree about the exact location of this place, but the most likely possibility is the valley between Mount Carmel and the city of Jezreel. This valley (known as the Valley of Jezreel and sometimes referred to as the Plain of Esdraelon) was the crossroads of two ancient trade routes and thus was a strategic military site. Armageddon is the Greek word for this area, which was the scene of many ancient battles.\u201d This battle will take place at the end of the Great Tribulation and will signal the end of Satan\u2019s influence until the end of the Millennial Kingdom, i.e. the 1000 year reign of Christ on earth.\n13 Then I saw three evil spirits that looked like frogs; they came out of the mouth of the dragon, out of the mouth of the beast and out of the mouth of the false prophet. 14 They are spirits of demons performing miraculous signs, and they go out to the kings of the whole world, to gather them for the battle on the great day of God Almighty. 15 \"Behold, I come like a thief! Blessed is he who stays awake and keeps his clothes with him, so that he may not go naked and be shamefully exposed.\" 16 Then they gathered the kings together to the place that in Hebrew is called Armageddon.\n13 And I saw three unclean spirits like frogs come out of the mouth of the dragon, and out of the mouth of the beast, and out of the mouth of the false prophet. 14 For they are the spirits of devils, working miracles, which go forth unto the kings of the earth and of the whole world, to gather them to the battle of that great day of God Almighty.\n15 Behold, I come as a thief. Blessed is he that watcheth, and keepeth his garments, lest he walk naked, and they see his shame. 16 And he gathered them together into a place called in the Hebrew tongue Armageddon.\nIn that day the rulers of the world will band together with the express purpose of defeating God in one final battle. These rulers will not band together of their own accord but will be brought together by demonic forces, specifically by those demons birthed by \u201cthe dragon, the beast and the false prophet.\u201d Like our illustration at the beginning of this article, there will be a gathering such as the world has never seen before.\nThe demonic realm has been widely depicted on film and by written illustration. While no one truly knows what these fallen beings really look like, we assume that they are grotesque. We imagine that angels are amazing and beautiful to behold so we also imagine that fallen angels must be the opposite. The portrayal of these beings in the above-referenced passage certainly lends credence to this assumption.\nAt the end of this age there will be a mighty battle. Its result has been foretold and yet, we seem to be marching down the road ultimately leading to Armageddon. For several thousand years man has been warned about what must transpire before Jesus Christ comes again to establish His throne upon the earth. And while many have said in times past that the end must be near, this generation truly appears to be the one that very well may witness the culmination of history. Armed with a Bible in one hand and the newspaper in the other, it is amazing to seemingly see prophecy unfold before our very eyes.\nThe headlines cry out that we are near the end and that the center of world conflict is in the Middle East. Even those who do not consider themselves religious are now looking at world events and starting to believe that we are nearing the end of our existence. Otherwise, why would such a large segment of our society be concerned about the happenings in the Middle East?\nA very small, nondescript country that has no virtually no natural resources remains on the front page of virtually every major newspaper in the civilized world. Since the reorganization of the Jewish state in 1948, Israel has continued to capture the attention of the world. Why? While no rational person would deny the historicity of the Holocaust and attempted genocide of the Jewish people by a man who was evil incarnate, genocide continues to exist in other parts of the world and scarcely a cry is muttered. Why would a nation like Israel draw the attention of major powers such as the United States, China and Russia in modern times? Why would Arab states such as Iran, Syria and Lebanon be obsessed with Israel\u2019s destruction? The answer is that this conflict has been in play since the virtual dawn of time commencing with Jacob and Esau. It is a religious and, if you will, racial hatred that has never abated and will never die. Further, Israel\u2019s role in the final world conflict has been prophesied since the apostle John was exiled on the Isle of Patmos. His apocalyptic vision, largely ignored by many organized denominations until recently, now captures the attention of the masses and not just because it happens to be the central theme of a very popular book series; there are many who view it as a roadmap of things to come.\nFor those of us who are classified as \u201cBaby Boomers\u201d and remember things such as the Cold War, the Cuban missile crisis, the Kennedy assassinations, Vietnam, Kent State, the oil embargo and the beginning of drug experimentation in America, tragedy and frightening world situations are nothing new. However, there are many who now firmly believe that the world situation has never been this precarious before. MAD a/k/a Mutually Assured Destruction was actually a notion that gave some comfort to the idea that while major world powers such as the United States and Russia could destroy each other, they wouldn\u2019t because of the certainty of their own destruction. Now, it seems that the President of Iran not only wants to arm terrorists who are bent on destroying the \u201cGreat Satan\u201d along with its ally, Israel, he welcomes the concept of nuclear confrontation and obliteration so long as he can usher the 12th Imam into existence and assure the world-wide spread of Islam (coupled with the ultimate death and destruction of any who stand in the way of such a goal). And the world continues to debate its next move as Iran marches down the road of nuclear proliferation and planned annihilation. It is no wonder that many throughout the world now think that our time is growing short.\nJohn witnessed visions more terrifying than the one sought by Adminajihad. He saw the rise of the antichrist, the Tribulation, the Great Tribulation and the pouring out of God\u2019s wrath upon the earth. God, once again, will call for His creation to turn back to Him and although many will, there are many who will not. The final conflict will see a battle between the King of Kings and Lord of Lords and one created for service in the heavenly realm but who fell from grace due to his own pride and arrogance. Demonic forces will be fully aligned against the heavenly host on that day and yet, despite the strongly held beliefs of Satan and his minions, the outcome will never be in doubt.\n11 And I saw heaven opened, and behold a white horse; and he that sat upon him was called Faithful and True, and in righteousness he doth judge and make war. 12 His eyes were as a flame of fire, and on his head were many crowns; and he had a name written, that no man knew, but he himself. 13 And he was clothed with a vesture dipped in blood: and his name is called The Word of God.\n14 And the armies which were in heaven followed him upon white horses, clothed in fine linen, white and clean. 15 And out of his mouth goeth a sharp sword, that with it he should smite the nations: and he shall rule them with a rod of iron: and he treadeth the winepress of the fierceness and wrath of Almighty God. 16 And he hath on his vesture and on his thigh a name written,\n17 And I saw an angel standing in the sun; and he cried with a loud voice, saying to all the fowls that fly in the midst of heaven, Come and gather yourselves together unto the supper of the great God; 18 That ye may eat the flesh of kings, and the flesh of captains, and the flesh of mighty men, and the flesh of horses, and of them that sit on them, and the flesh of all men, both free and bond, both small and great. 19 And I saw the beast, and the kings of the earth, and their armies, gathered together to make war against him that sat on the horse, and against his army. 20 And the beast was taken, and with him the false prophet that wrought miracles before him, with which he deceived them that had received the mark of the beast, and them that worshipped his image. These both were cast alive into a lake of fire burning with brimstone. 21 And the remnant were slain with the sword of him that sat upon the horse, which sword proceeded out of his mouth: and all the fowls were filled with their flesh.\nIt will be a horrible and catastrophic event such as the world has never seen before. Blood will run as deep as the bridles on horses in a seemingly never-ending torrent (Rev. 14:20). Millions will die and be forever lost. Finally, the ultimate wrath and judgment of Almighty God will be poured out on those who have rebelled and cursed the name of the only One worthy of honor and praise. It is an event that will be witnessed by the faithful; yet, none of them will have to lift a finger in this battle. It is already decided \u2013 God wins, Satan loses along with his followers.\nIt is good to know that the final outcome is already pre-ordained but living in this world is still a painful struggle. We fight a spiritual battle each and every day against beings just as vile and insidious as the one depicted in the opening paragraphs of this article. That battle is more real than any battle we might see or read about in the newspaper or on the Internet.\nPeople are not only wounded each and every day during this struggle, many are actually killed. The losses mount and still we cannot surrender. This is truly a situation where no quarter is asked and no quarter will be given. Satan will be satisfied with nothing less than the death and destruction of the elect; in his mind, this is spiritual genocide. If you think that it is not real and that this is just the ramblings of a delusional mind, you are sorely mistaken. We are at war and there will be no truce between the forces of darkness and the army of God. With that reality and the knowledge that each day we will enter again onto the battlefield, we are given specific instructions for our own survival.\n10 Finally, my brethren, be strong in the Lord, and in the power of his might. 11 Put on the whole armour of God, that ye may be able to stand against the wiles of the devil. * * * 13 Wherefore take unto you the whole armour of God, that ye may be able to withstand in the evil day, and having done all, to stand. 14 Stand therefore, having your loins girt about with truth, and having on the breastplate of righteousness; 15 And your feet shod with the preparation of the gospel of peace; 16 Above all, taking the shield of faith, wherewith ye shall be able to quench all the fiery darts of the wicked. 17 And take the helmet of salvation, and the sword of the Spirit, which is the word of God: 18 Praying always with all prayer and supplication in the Spirit, and watching thereunto with all perseverance and supplication for all saints;\nMake no mistake about it. 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        "raw_content": "Interior Colour Black hide with deep red carpets\nEngine V-6.2.4 litre Four overhead camshafts\nDimensions L.4242 W.1707mm\nOne of the 488 UK delivered cars.Original colour combination.With or without bumpers\nThis late model, confirmed matching numbers car was ordered new by the then Dino and Ferrari agents, Brandon Motors of Coventry for stock, on the 9th May 1973 to be finished in Rosso Chiaro 20-R-190 with black 161 interior trim. Order D/560 was confirmed by the Ferrari factory on the 23rd May 1973.The car was completed and invoiced by the factory on Tuesday 31st July 1973 to Maranello Concessionaires for delivery to the UK by truck. Upon its arrival with Maranello Concessionaires, the car was invoiced-09734-to Brandon Motors by Maranello Concessionaires Ltd on the 9th August 1973, but then re invoiced a month later to the then North West Dino agents, S.G.M (Garages) Ltd of Newcastle-upon -Tyne, who, presumably having sold a 246 GT in red with black, had the car allocated to them. The car was registered to the Mr G C then of Torbay, on the Newcastle upon Tyne number, RBB 36M on Friday 28th September 1973. The then list price was \u00a35288.02 plus delivery charges number plates and road tax. Mr C a Rolls Royce specialist used the car covering some 12,000 in the 17 months he owned it, having SGM Garages of Newcastle upon Tyne carry out the B coupon service on the 25th October 1973.\nMr C sold the car to Mr W K of Cornwall with 12,163 total miles (the speedometer having been replaced at 10,613 miles) for \u00a34000 on Saturday 11th February 1975-the sales invoice actually says 11,000 total miles. Mr K had the car maintained by Torbay Garage, Maranello Concessionaires, Maltin Car Concessionaires Ltd and Heron (Exeter) for the next three years, adding some 40,000 miles.\nDue to ill health, the car was put into a storage barn where it remained for some twelve years until it was inherited by Mr K nephew, Mr R D of Cornwall, who became only the third and penultimate owner on the 15th July 1995.Mr D had Wildae Restorations Ltd of Braunton, Devon-now owned by official Ferrari workshops, Joe Macari-, restore the bodywork, taking just over three years from the first invoice -1st October 1997 to the last-31st December 2000 and \u00a351,614.06!\nFollowing a road test and report by Mr W B of Motorvation in May 2006 the car was purchased via Coys of London, once again by a gentleman from Cornwall. From January 2007 to July 2007-with some 76,000 total miles, the car was with respected engineer Neil Twyman who removed the engine/gearbox from the car, completely rebuilt it, including balancing, and refitting to the car. He also rebuilt the suspension front and rear, fitting new spring and shock absorbers, invoices totalled \u00a324,519.42 for the six months of work.\nIn July 2013 with 79,153 total miles, the car was sent to former Maranello Concessionaires mechanic Neal Lucas in Surrey where it underwent a full service including re-torqueing of the cylinder heads and checking/adjusting the valve guides, spending some \u00a33,837.55.\nThe car recently underwent a re-trim in black hide with a respected Hampshire trimmer.\nThis rare low ownerage car is complete with its original warranty booklet, dealer directory and an extensive history from new.\nThe Dino 246 GT was an evolution of the Dino 206 GT, with a larger V6 engine and a wheelbase lengthened by 60 mm. Apart from the longer body, the design was virtually identical, with just a longer engine cover and a repositioned fuel cap. The car proved commercially very successful, and three series were produced during its life span. When production stopped in 1973-4 demand was still high.\nAt about the time that the Dino 206 GT gave way to its successor the 246 GT during 1969, Enzo Ferrari was reaching an agreement with Gianni Agnelli of Fiat to take over the production car side of the Ferrari business. At this time Enzo Ferrari was already over 70 years of age, and apart from securing the long-term future of the production car business, it freed him from the day to day responsibilities of it, and gave him more time to devote to his first love, the racing department.\nThe Dino 246 GT made its official debut at the Turin Show in November 1969, although the production run had already commenced. A total of 81 examples were completed by the end of the year. Visually the 246 GT was almost identical to the 206 GT that it succeeded, apart from the fuel filler cap being under a flush fitting flap on the left sail panel. In reality there were more differences than initially met the eye. Apart from the increase in engine capacity from 2 litres to 2.4 litres, the engine block material was changed from aluminium to cast iron. Also not apparent from a casual glance was the change to the wheelbase, which was 2280mm on the 206 GT, and 2340mm on the 246 GT, with a corresponding increase in overall length. An increase in diameter of the paired twin exhaust pipes could also be noticed.\nDuring the production period of the 246 GT from 1969 to 1974, there were no major changes to any features, although various smaller items and details did change, leading to the three series of cars referred to as \u201cL\u201d, \u201cM\u201d and \u201cE\u201d. This is apart from the different market versions, and the targa-roof 246 GTS model.\nBroadly speaking, series \u201cL\u201d cars were produced in late 1969 and through 1970. They have road wheels with a single knock-off spinner, front quarter bumpers into the grille opening, rear licence plate lights in the quarter bumper ends, an external boot lid release button and head rests mounted on the rear bulkhead. The body material was steel with an aluminium front lid.\nSeries \u201cM\u201d cars were produced for a short period in the early part of 1971. They had five bolt fixing for the road wheels, an internal rear boot lid release catch, seat-mounted headrests, plus detail changes to the engine and gearbox, whilst the chassis received modification, resulting in an increase of 30mm in the rear track.\nThe Series \u201cE\u201d cars were produced from early 1971 to the end of production in 1974. They incorporated all the changes to the Series \u201cM\u201d examples, together with further modifications to the engine and gearbox. The windscreen wiper parking arrangement changed from central to right, on left-hand drive cars, whilst right-hand drive examples retained the central parking arrangement. Other visible differences were the repositioning of the door lock barrel from within the scallop to below it. The quarter bumpers finished short of the grille opening, the cooling ducts below the front quarter bumpers changed from plain rectangular openings, to formed circular inlets, and the rear number plate light became a chrome-plated rectangular unit mounted on the rear edge of the boot lid.\nA USA market version was introduced at the end of 1971, which can be identified by the vertical instead of flush mounted indicator lights in the nose panel, and rectangular side marker lights cut into the front and rear wings. The 246 GTS model with a black finished removable roof panel was introduced in the spring of 1972 at the Geneva Show. Apart from the removable roof panel, it can be identified by the omission of the rear quarter windows, which were replaced by a plain metal sail panel with three rectangular cabin exhaust air slots. Late in the production run, wider Campagnola wheels of a different design from the standard Cromodora ones, coupled with flared wheel arches, were offered, as were \u201cDaytona\u201d pattern seats, which had a different, more elaborate stitch pattern with thin horizontal bars to the centres, which earned the package the epithet \u201cChairs and Flares\u201d.\nAs noted the cars were built on a 2340mm wheelbase chassis, constructed along the same lines as the preceding 206 GT. It was modified twice during the production period, and given factory type reference numbers 607L, 607M and 607E. The Dino even-number chassis numbering sequence, which had started with the 206 GT, continued in use throughout the production run. Servo-assisted ventilated disc brakes, initially Girling on \u201cL\u201d series cars, and then ATE on later models, together with independent suspension of the same layout as the 206 GT were provided. The body shape was virtually identical to the 206 GT apart from the details already mentioned.\nThe engine was again of 65 degree configuration, with chain-driven twin overhead camshafts per bank, having a total capacity of 2418cc, with a bore and stroke of 92.5mm x 60mm, bearing factory type reference 135 CS. The cylinder block was cast iron, whilst the cylinder heads and various other castings were of a silumin alloy. The engine was transversely mounted in unit with the all-synchromesh five-speed transmission assembly, which was below and to the rear of the engine\u2019s wet sump. It was fitted with a bank of three twin-choke Weber 40 DCN F/7 carburettors on Series \u201cL\u201d and \u201cM\u201d cars, with 40 DCN F/13 models on Series \u201cE\u201d cars, mounted in the centre of the vee, with a distributor and electronic ignition system, to produce a claimed power output of 195 hp.\nDespite the evolution of the body style from the sports-racing Dino model, there was virtually no competition career for the Dino road series cars, apart from relatively low key private entries in some national events and rallies. The only major international race appearance was at the Le Mans 24-Hour Race in 1972, when a much modified 246 GT, chassis no. 02678, was entered by Luigi Chinetti\u2019s North American Racing Team, driven by Gilles Doncieux/Pierre Laffeach/Yves Forestier, finishing in 17th position overall and 7th in the Index of Performance category. Between 1969 and 1974 a total of 2487 Dino 246 GT models were produced, with 1274 246 GTS examples being produced between 1972 and 1974.\nOne does not expect the same sort of pleasure from a cabriolet as one does from a coupe, and even a pair of twins sharing an identical mechanical specification and the main body structure will inspire the driver with a different quality of enjoyment. If anyone remains unconvinced of this, they should first drive a Dino 246 GT, and then jump into a 246 Dino GTS - they won't feel anything like the same car.\nBefore inviting you for a short trip in a 246 GTS, we should first spare a glance for the beast in repose. Squatting purposefully on its four wide tyres it is well worth a quick look because, once again, Pininfarina has succeeded in creating a car of extreme individuality. Almost the whole of the body has been borrowed from the coupe, but the provision of a detachable roof has enabled the coachbuilder to contrive a more sporting image. We are not in fact dealing with a cabriolet in the true sense of the word, since the removal of the \"top\" leaves in place, behind the seats, a permanent hoop structure complete with the side panels and rear window. The coupe's quarter lights have gone, replaced by three ventilation louvers, which echo those of the bonnet. With its prominent front wings, its low profile and its hoop extended by flying buttresses to the back edge of the rear wings the GTS reminds one - at least in side view - of the fabulous 330 P4 of 1967: that at least, was the impression shared by a good number of the visitors who saw the car for the first time at the 1972 Geneva Motor Show.\nOnce behind the steering wheel there is a strong feeling of being in a true \"prototype\", one can see nothing of the bonnet, only the two large humps of the front wings. The cockpit is spacious, but one searched for luxury in vain; everything here is strictly functional with an air of refined good taste, nothing more. Snug bucket seats, a stubby gear lever falling immediately to hand, a tiny three-spoke steering wheel - and, right in front of the driver, a crowded dashboard taken from the 365 GTB/4 Daytona, comprising two large instruments and six small ones.\nSwitch on and start up: one can feel the difference from the coupe the instant the engine fires. In this car one has a much closer bond with the mechanical organs. This engine delights in working hard, swift movements of the gear lever and steady pressure on the accelerator making it shout for joy. The car offers almost limitless performance to anyone who knows how to make use of it. Extremely lively, completely stable, steered with rack and pinion precision, it negotiates fast off slow corners with the same haughty unconcern.\nOn the motorways it holds its course imperturbably, the willing little engine pushing it all the way up to 150mph without strain. 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        "raw_content": "Vice President of National Initiatives,\nFollow: @chuckdevore\nNew California law terminates bail and risks public safety while Texas seeks reform\nAmerica\u2019s Opioid Crisis Worse Than Reported, Killing More Than 47,000 In 2014\nUnited, Ferguson, Abu-Ghraib, And The L.A. 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They\u2019re indeed silly, but all three lines point to seemingly benign activities that are actually illegal under various laws or regulations\u2014the latter most having occurred most recently in California.\nAccording to Reason, the Santa Barbara City Council rode the crest of the latest wave of popular enthusiasm among cities controlled by progressives and unanimously banned the use of plastic straws in restaurants, bars, and other food service businesses.\nWhile Santa Barbara isn\u2019t the first American city to ban their use\u2014Seattle, another coastal city that has flirted with controversial lawspassed by leftists, holds that distinction\u2014they appear to have adopted the most punitive sanctions for their use. Possible criminal penalties for violating Santa Barbara\u2019s new ordinance include six months in jail and a $1,000 fine\u2014roughly equivalent to a Class B misdemeanor in many states.\nThe ostensible purpose of the left\u2019s sudden interest in plastic straw prohibition is to start addressing decades-long marine plastic pollution. Whether such laws in America will have any noticeable effect on reducing the vast amount of plastic that makes its way into the oceans every year is an open question for two reasons: first, the shaky nature of the research calling for these plastic straw ban laws (the research originates with a 9-year-old); and second, a large and growing portion of the plastic infesting our oceans originates in China and in third world nations with little interest in enforcing environmental laws much less operating modern waste management systems.\nSetting the environmental aspects aside, I write to highlight an unreported element of this new law.\nFor over a decade, conservatives and liberal groups alike have partnered to advance criminal justice reform. While the ideologies possessed by either side are polar opposites, there have nonetheless been opportunities to work together to improve public safety, frequently resulting in helping victims of crime while making our corrections systems more efficient, effective and just.\nUnfortunately, cases such as Santa Barbara criminalizing the use of plastic straws\u2014which will undoubtedly spread to other liberal redoubts\u2014highlights how the left\u2019s sensibilities over the criminal justice system are riddled with cognitive dissonance. Much of the left\u2019s messaging surrounding law enforcement and criminal justice decries the system where they perceive it as engaging in pervasive bias towards underprivileged groups of people. However, in Santa Barbara and other places, they\u2019re increasingly willing to leverage this same system against disfavored behaviors, industries, or people when their preferred outcome can\u2019t be obtained by persuasion or through market pressures. Ironically, such machinations are likely to fall upon the same group of underprivileged people for whom the left claims to be a vigorous champion.\nA more glaring hypocrisy can hardly be found.\nLeftists can\u2019t have it both ways\u2014releasing people from prison due to a \u201crigged\u201d justice system on the one hand, while tossing someone else in the clink for six months and wringing them for $1,000 for handing someone a cheap hollow tube of plastic on the other. If ever there was a balancing test among the left for their preferred public policy\u2014environmentalism or criminal justice reform\u2014Santa Barbara has demonstrated which takes precedent.\nThere\u2019s a hard truth buried in this story: The left cannot be trusted to maintain a consistent worldview on the purpose and application of criminal justice. The most vocal of them will voice deep concern about heavy-handed sentencing policies and the need to reduce prison and jail populations\u2014which is often warranted. 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        "raw_content": "The Rugby Union Players\u2019 Association (RUPA) would like to congratulate the Australian Women\u2019s Rugby Sevens team on winning the 2017-18 Women's Sevens World Series.\nFollowing tournament wins in Dubai and in front of their home fans in Sydney, second placed finishes in Langford (Canada) and Paris and a third place finish in Kitakyushu (Japan), the side has been rewarded for their consistency over the entire year, finishing just ahead of arch-rivals New Zealand in the Series points score 92 to 90.\nThe squad has been led by Co-Captains Shannon Parry OAM and Sharni Williams OAM, with Charlotte Caslick OAM also stepping up to help lead in Paris with Williams absent due to injury.\nThose three players have now won their second Series, along with fellow Rio Gold Medallists Emilee Cherry OAM, Ellia Green OAM, Evania Pelite OAM, Alicia Quirk OAM and Emma Tonegato OAM. Fellow squad members Dominique du Toit, Georgie Friedrichs and Demi Hayes are now also two-time Series winners .\nLauren Brown, Lilian Dick, Page McGregor, Yasmin Meakes, Cassie Staples and Emma Sykes have all won their first ever World Series, with Brown, Dick, McGregor and Meakes only making their debuts in 2018.\nRUPA Chief Executive Ross Xenos said that the team continued to blaze a trail in Australian colours on the world stage.\n\u201cThe entire Women's Sevens squad are extraordinary role models for all boys and girls who dream of playing Rugby for their country, and also for their peers playing Rugby professionally throughout Australia,\" Xenos said.\n\"The way in which they celebrate success but also respond to adversity, and show the utmost respect to their opponents win, lose, or draw, has helped them create a remarkable culture and the beginnings of a lasting legacy. Winning the 2017-18 Series is credit to their consistency and elite performances over the last seven months of competition.\"\nRUPA also congratulates Women's Head Coach John Manenti, former Women's Head Coach Tim Walsh, and the entire Australian Rugby Sevens coaching and management staff for their role in this wonderful achievement.\nThe Australian women won their first World Series title in 2015-2016, following that achievement by winning the Gold Medal as the sport featured for the first time ever at the 2016 Rio Olympic Games, before finishing second in the 2016-2017 series. They also claimed the Silver Medal at the Commonwealth Games earlier this year on the Gold Coast.\nThe pinnacle of Rugby Sevens in 2018 is still to come, with the 2018 Rugby World Cup Sevens to take place next month in San Francisco.\nFollow Aussie 7s on Instagram Follow RUPA on Instagram Follow RUPA on Twitter",
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        "raw_content": "Journal is produced under the name \"Explosion technology\" from 1932, according to the Decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Economic Council of the USSR N868 (22.12.1931).\nBy the decision of HAC Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation, journal is included in the \"List of leading peer-reviewed scientific journals and publications, in which should be published basic scientific results of dissertations for the degree of doctor and candidate of sciences.\"\nScientific specialties:\n25.00.20 Geomechanics, destruction of rocks by explosion, mine gas dynamics and mining thermal physics\n25.00.21 Theoretical bases of mining technical systems design\n25.00.22 Geotechnology (underground, surface and construction)\nJournal Explosion technology\" has:\nCertificate of mass media registration \u041f\u0418 \u2116\u0424\u0421-7763194, 01.10.2015.\nFamous scientists and experts in the field of blasting work, scientists of research and design organizations, representatives of Rostekhnadzor are attracted to the editorial board and the creative team of the journal. They conduct screening and reviewing the incoming materials.\nThe journal \"Explosion technology\" contains articles of prominent scientists and experts covering a wide range of issues of theory and practice of blasting work, affecting important scientific and technical problems. It presents the results of basic research and applied research, serve as the basis for the scientific disciplines and technological development in the field of blasting work.\nThe traditional subjects of the journal:\nstudy of detonation and blast activities,\nstudy of explosive properties,\nmanufacturing technology of explosives and initiating devices,\ntechnology of blasting,\nseismic effect of the explosion,\nwaste conversion of explosives,\nenvironment and safety for blasting operations,\nregulatory support for blasting.\nThe magazine focuses on a significant coverage of the results of introducing new developments and innovations in technology of blasting, in the application of explosive materials, devices and explosives, methods of explosion protection. An important place in the journal is given to the theoretical foundations and the experimental methods of research in the field of blasting work. Articles on the mathematical methods and computer technology usage are published, as well as scientific and methodological developments in the investigation of the explosion and its impact on the environment.\nAcademics, professors, doctors and candidates of sciences, experts publish scientific and problematic articles on pages of journal. Journal is widely distributed among scientists and specialists of enterprises and organizations of mining, coal and construction industries, research institutes, institutions of higher education, both in Russia and abroad.\nInstitute of Comprehensive Exploitation of Mineral Resources Russian Academy of Sciences (IPKON RAS)\nJDC \"Interdepartmental commission on explosion science\" at the Academy of Mining Sciences (ZAO \"MVK po VD pri AGN\")",
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        "raw_content": "A study of certain ferromagnetic alloys in the systems copper-manganese-indium and copper-manganese-gallium\nFrederick Arthur Hames\n\"In 1898 F. Heusler discovered that certain alloys containing only copper, manganese, and tin are ferromagnetic. Since that time, ferromagnetic alloys have been reported to occur in the ternary systems copper-manganese-aluminum, copper-manganese-arsenic, copper-manganese-boron, copper-manganese-antimony, copper-manganese-zinc, silver-manganese-aluminum, and silver-manganese-tin. Such ferromagnetic alloys containing only non-ferromagnetic elements have come to be called \"Heusler alloys.\"\nFrom the metallographic standpoint, the ferromagnetic copper-manganese-aluminum and copper-manganese-tin alloys have been the most fully investigated of the Heusler alloys. These alloys owe their ferromagnetism to the beta phases in their respective systems. The structure of the beta phase is based on a body-centered cubic lattice.\nIn view of the chemical similarities between aluminum, tin, gallium, and indium, and the existence of beta phases in the binary systems copper-gallium and copper-indium, it may be suspected that ternary beta phases exist in the systems copper-manganese-gallium and copper-manganese-indium, and that these are ferromagnetic. The purpose of this investigation was to determine whether ferromagnetic beta phases exist in the systems copper-manganese-gallium and copper-manganese-indium, analogous to the ferromagnetic beta phases in the systems copper-manganese-aluminum and copper-manganese-tin.\nThe discovery of new magnetic alloys should be of interest both to the physicist and to the electrical engineer; to the physicist in the development of magnetic theory, and to the engineer with regard to possible technical applications\"--The Problem, pages 1-2.\n\u00a9 1948 Frederick Arthur Hames, All rights reserved.\nHames, Frederick Arthur, \"A study of certain ferromagnetic alloys in the systems copper-manganese-indium and copper-manganese-gallium\" (1948). Doctoral Dissertations. 510.",
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        "raw_content": "Oakland Coliseum, Oakland, California Weather: 69\u00b0, Hazy Attendance: 54,750\nOAKLAND, Calif. (AP) Philip Rivers took nearly 20 minutes to complete his first pass, the Los Angeles Chargers got gashed on a long fake punt and the offense put up a season low in yards.\nDespite a few hiccups along the way, the Chargers still managed to pull off another win for their longest winning streak in nine years.\nRivers overcame the slow start to throw two touchdown passes, Melvin Gordon gained 165 yards and the Chargers won their sixth straight game, 20-6 over the struggling Oakland Raiders on Sunday.\n\"You got to win these games,\" Rivers said. \"Just find a way to win them. It doesn't matter. I don't care how pretty they are, I don't care what the ratings are, all those things, third-down percentage. Yes, we acknowledge those and know we have to improve in those areas, but it's just find a way to win.\"\nRivers found his stride in time to throw an 11-yard TD pass to Keenan Allen in the second quarter to give the Chargers (7-2) the lead for good and a 66-yarder to Gordon on the opening drive of the second half.\nLos Angeles coasted from there against the Raiders (1-8), who have lost five straight games by at least 14 points under coach Jon Gruden and have been outscored 75-9 in the past nine quarters in what has quickly become a lost season.\n\"This will be a year that a lot of us will never forget,\" Gruden said. \"It's painful. It's really hard. It's painful. It's going to be hard to sleep again, hard to get up in the morning.\"\nOakland started quickly by controlling the ball for 23 of 29 plays in the first quarter and outgaining the Chargers by 129 yards. But Los Angeles allowed little after Melvin Ingram forced a fumble on a sack of Derek Carr early in the second quarter with the Raiders looking to add to a 3-0 lead.\nRivers responded to lead the Chargers to a field goal and then engineered a 91-yard drive at the end of the half that was capped by the throw to Allen in the front corner of the end zone.\nGordon, who had 93 yards rushing and 72 yards receiving, then put the game away when he caught a short pass from Rivers, broke a tackle by Gareon Conley, juked Reggie Nelson and raced in for the long score.\n\"I feel like every time a player gets the ball in their hands they want to take it to the house,\" Gordon said. \"It doesn't always work out how you think it will. Sometimes some things happen with some help and you get sprung out down there.\"\nLOPSIDED START\nThe Raiders missed opportunities to take a bigger lead while outgaining the Chargers 135-6 in the first quarter. Dwayne Harris was stopped by Derwin James on a shovel pass on fourth-and-goal from the 1 to deny the best chance for Oakland. Los Angeles then scored 10 points in the second quarter with a strip sack by Ingram denying Oakland a shot at a field goal and setting up one for the Chargers. Rivers hit Allen for the TD with 24 seconds left in the half.\nRaiders rookie punter Johnny Townsend pulled off a fake punt on the opening drive for a 42-yard run. That was longer than his average punt of 41.9 yards coming into the game. Townsend then added his longest kick of the season with a 57-yarder in the second quarter. Townsend is the third player since the 1970 merger with a run of at least 40 yards and a punt of at least 50 in the same game, joining Cleveland's Reggie Hodges, who did it for Cleveland in 2010, and Jeff Hayes for Washington in 1983.\n\"I completely blacked out on the play,\" Townsend said. \"I can't even tell you what happened during it. We prepared all week and did a great job of seeing the look and reacting to it.\"\nSMOKY GAME\nThe air quality for the game was at an unhealthy level because of wildfires in Butte County, about 150 miles to the north. The Air Quality Index was at 159 at kickoff, which is in the unhealthy zone, and smoke could be smelled throughout the stadium. The NFL had monitored the situation but the AQI never got near 200, the level where the game would have needed to be moved.\nChargers LB Denzel Perryman left the game with a knee injury on the opening drive. ... Raiders WR Martavis Bryant (knee) left the game in the third quarter with an injury Gruden fears is serious.\nColts: Host the Broncos on Sunday.\nRaiders: Visit the Cardinals on Sunday.",
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        "raw_content": "\u00bb The Cleveland Model\nThe Cleveland Model\nGar Alperovitz, Ted Howard & Thad Williamson\nThis article appeared in the March 1, 2010 edition of The Nation.\nSomething important is happening in Cleveland: a new model of large-scale worker- and community-benefiting enterprises is beginning to build serious momentum in one of the cities most dramatically impacted by the nation\u2019s decaying economy. The Evergreen Cooperative Laundry (ECL)\u2013a worker-owned, industrial-size, thoroughly \u201cgreen\u201d operation\u2013opened its doors late last fall in Glenville, a neighborhood with a median income hovering around $18,000. It\u2019s the first of ten major enterprises in the works in Cleveland, where the poverty rate is more than 30 percent and the population has declined from 900,000 to less than 450,000 since 1950.\nThe employees, who are drawn largely from Glenville and other nearby impoverished neighborhoods, are enthusiastic. \u201cBecause this is an employee-owned business,\u201d says maintenance technician and former marine Keith Parkham, \u201cit\u2019s all up to us if we want the company to grow and succeed.\u201d\n\u201cThe only way this business will take off is if people are fully vested in the idea of the company,\u201d says work supervisor and former Time-Warner Cable employee Medrick Addison. \u201cIf you\u2019re not interested in giving it everything you have, then this isn\u2019t the place you should be.\u201d Addison, who also has a record, is excited about the prospects: \u201cI never thought I could become an owner of a major corporation. Maybe through Evergreen things that I always thought would be out of reach for me might become possible.\u201d\nThese are not your traditional small-scale co-ops. The Evergreen model draws heavily on the experience of the Mondragon Cooperative Corporation in the Basque Country of Spain, the world\u2019s most successful large-scale cooperative effort (now employing 100,000 workers in an integrated network of more than 120 high-tech, industrial, service, construction, financial and other largely cooperatively owned businesses).\nThe Evergreen Cooperative Laundry, the flagship of the Cleveland effort, aims to take advantage of the expanding demand for laundry services from the healthcare industry, which is 16 percent of GDP and growing. After a six-month initial \u201cprobationary\u201d period, employees begin to buy into the company through payroll deductions of 50 cents an hour over three years (for a total of $3,000). Employee-owners are likely to build up a $65,000 equity stake in the business over eight to nine years\u2013a substantial amount of money in one of the hardest-hit urban neighborhoods in the nation.\nThoroughly green in all its operations, ECL will have the smallest carbon footprint of any industrial-scale laundry in northeast Ohio, and probably the entire state: most industrial-scale laundries use three gallons of water per pound of laundry (the measure common in industrial-scale systems); ECL will use just eight-tenths of a gallon to do the same job. A second green employee-owned enterprise also opened this fall as part of the Evergreen effort. Ohio Cooperative Solar (OCS) is undertaking large-scale installations of solar panels on the roofs of the city\u2019s largest nonprofit health, education and municipal buildings. In the next three years it expects to have 100 employee-owners working to meet Ohio\u2019s mandated solar requirements. OCS is also becoming a leader in Cleveland\u2019s weatherization program, thereby ensuring year-round employment. Another cooperative in development ($10 million in federal loans and grants already in hand) is Green City Growers, which will build and operate a year-round hydroponic food production greenhouse in the midst of urban Cleveland. The 230,000-square-foot greenhouse\u2013larger than the average Wal-Mart superstore\u2013will be producing more than 3 million heads of fresh lettuce and nearly a million pounds of (highly profitable) basil and other herbs a year, and will almost certainly become the largest urban food-producing greenhouse in the country.\nA fourth co-op, the community-based newspaper Neighborhood Voice, is also slated to begin operations this year. Organizers project that an initial complex of ten companies will generate roughly 500 jobs over the next five years. The co-op businesses are focusing on the local market in general and the specific procurement needs of \u201canchor institutions,\u201d the large hospitals and universities that are well established in the area and provide a partially guaranteed market. Discussions are under way with the \u201canchors\u201d to identify additional opportunities for the next generation of community-based businesses. Evergreen Business Services has been launched to support the growing network by providing back-office services, management expertise and turn-around skills should a co-op get into trouble down the road.\nSignificant resources are being committed to this effort by the Cleveland Foundation and other local foundations, banks and the municipal government. The Evergreen Cooperative Development Fund, currently capitalized by $5 million in grants, expects to raise another $10-$12 million\u2013which in turn will leverage up to an additional $40 million in investment funds. Indeed, this may well be a conservative estimate. The fund invested $750,000 in the Evergreen Cooperative Laundry, which was then used to access an additional $5 million in financing, a ratio of almost seven to one. An important aspect of the plan is that each of the Evergreen co-operatives is obligated to pay 10 percent of its pre-tax profits back into the fund to help seed the development of new jobs through additional co-ops. Thus, each business has a commitment to its workers (through living-wage jobs, affordable health benefits and asset accumulation) and to the general community (by creating businesses that can provide stability to neighborhoods).\nThe overall strategy is not only to go green but to design and position all the worker-owned co-ops as the greenest firms within their sectors. This is important in itself, but even more crucial is that the new green companies are aiming for a competitive advantage in getting the business of hospitals and other anchor institutions trying to shrink their carbon footprint. Far fewer green-collar jobs have been identified nationwide than had been hoped; and there is a danger that people are being trained and certified for work that doesn\u2019t exist. The Evergreen strategy represents another approach\u2013first build the green business and jobs and then recruit and train the workforce for these new positions (and give them an ownership stake to boot).\nStrikingly, the project has substantial backing, not only from progressives but from a number of important members of the local business community as well. Co-ops in general, and those in which people work hard for what they get in particular, cut across ideological lines\u2013especially at the local level, where practicality, not rhetoric, is what counts in distressed communities. There is also a great deal of national buzz among activists and community-development specialists about \u201cthe Cleveland model.\u201d Potential applications of the model are being considered in Atlanta, Baltimore, Pittsburgh, Detroit and a number of other cities around Ohio.\nWhat\u2019s especially promising about the Cleveland model is that it could be applied in hard-hit industries and working-class communities around the nation. The model takes us beyond both traditional capitalism and traditional socialism. The key link is between national sectors of expanding public activity and procurement, on the one hand, and a new local economic entity, on the other, that \u201cdemocratizes\u201d ownership and is deeply anchored in the community. In the case of healthcare the link is also to a sector in which some implicit or explicit form of \u201cnational planning\u201d\u2013the movement toward universal healthcare\u2013will all but certainly increase public influence and concern with how funds are used.\nWhereas the Cleveland effort is targeted at very low-income, largely minority communities, the same principles could easily be applied in cities like Detroit and aimed at black and white workers displaced by the economic crisis and the massive planning failures of the nation\u2019s main auto companies. Late in October, in fact, the Mondragon Corporation and the million-plus-member United Steelworkers union announced an alliance to develop Mondragon-type manufacturing cooperatives in the United States and Canada. Says USW\u2019s Rob Witherell: \u201cWe are seeking the right opportunities to make it work, probably in manufacturing markets that we both understand.\u201d\nConsider what might happen if the government and the UAW used the stock they own in General Motors because of the bailout to reorganize the company along full or joint worker-ownership lines\u2013and if the new General Motors product line were linked to a plan to develop the nation\u2019s mass transit and rail system. Since mass transit is a sector that is certain to expand, there is every reason to plan its taxpayer-financed growth and integrate it with new community-stabilizing ownership strategies. The same is true of high-speed rail. Moreover, there are currently no US-owned companies producing subway cars (although some foreign-owned firms assemble subway cars in the United States). Nor do any American-owned companies build the kind of equipment needed for high-speed rail.\nIn 2007 public authorities nationwide bought roughly 600 new rail and subway cars along with roughly 15,000 buses and smaller \u201cparatransit\u201d vehicles. Total current capital outlays on vehicles alone amount to $3.8 billion; total annual investment outlays (vehicles plus stations and other infrastructure) are $14.5 billion. The Department of Transportation estimates that a $48 billion investment in transit capital projects could generate 1.3 million new green jobs in the next two years alone. There are also strong reasons to expedite the retirement of aging buses and replace them with more efficient energy-saving vehicles with better amenities such as bike racks and GPS systems\u2013the procurement of which would, in turn, create more jobs.\nPresident Obama has endorsed a strategy for making high-speed rail a priority in the United States. In a January 28 appearance in Florida he announced support for rail expansion in thirteen corridors across the nation based on an $8 billion \u201cdown payment\u201d for investments in high-speed rail included in last year\u2019s stimulus package. The administration plans an additional $5 billion in spending over the next five years. Interest at the state level is also strong; in November 2008 voters in California approved a $10 billion bond to build high-speed rail.\nEven more dramatic possibilities for a new industry organized on new principles are suggested by experts concerned with the impact of likely future oil shortages. Canadian scholars Richard Gilbert and Anthony Perl, projecting dramatic increases in the cost of all petroleum-based transportation, have proposed building 25,000 kilometers (about 15,000 miles) of track devoted to high-speed rail by 2025. Along with incremental upgrades of existing rail lines to facilitate increased and faster service, they estimate total investment costs at $2 trillion (roughly $140 billion each year for fifteen years).\nAll of this raises the prospect of an expanding economic sector\u2013one that will inevitably be dominated by public funds and public planning. In the absence of an effort to create a national capacity to produce mass-transit vehicles and high-speed-rail equipment, the United States in general, and California and other regions in particular, will likely end up awarding contracts for production to other countries. The French firm Alstom, for example, is likely to benefit enormously from US contracts. The logic of building a new economic sector on new principles becomes even more obvious when you consider that by 2050 another 130 million people are projected to be living in the United States; by 2100 the Census Bureau\u2019s high estimate is more than 1 billion. Providing infrastructure and transportation for this expanding population will generate a long list of required equipment and materials that a restructured group of vehicle production companies could help produce\u2013and, at the same time, help create new forms of ownership that anchor the economies of the local communities involved.\nAs reflection on transportation issues and the current ownership structure of General Motors suggests, the principles implicit in the nascent Cleveland effort point to the possibility of an important new strategic approach. It is one in which economic policy related to activities heavily financed by the public is used to create, and give stability to, enterprises that are more democratically owned, and to target jobs to communities in distress. The model does not, of course, rely only on public funds; as in Cleveland it serves a private market and hence faces the \u201cdiscipline\u201d of the market.\nWe are clearly only on the threshold of developing a sophisticated near-term national policy approach like that suggested for transportation\u2013to say nothing of the fully developed principles of a systemic alternative. The Cleveland experiment is in its infancy, with many miles to go and undoubtedly many mistakes to make, learn from and correct. On the other hand, as New Deal scholars regularly point out, historically the development of models and experiments at the local and state levels provided many of the principles upon which national policy drew when the moment of decision arrived. 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        "raw_content": "\u2018Findings are, at best, hypothesis-generating that should await validation in prospective randomized studies before guiding clinical practice or patient behavior\u201d \u2013 invited Commentary\nJan. 21, 2013 \u2013 Regular aspirin use appears to be associated with an increased risk of neovascular (wet) age-related macular degeneration (AMD), which is a leading cause of blindness in older people, and it appears to be independent of a history of cardiovascular disease and smoking, according to a report published Online First by JAMA Internal Medicine, a JAMA Network publication.\nAspirin is one of the most widely used medications in the world and is commonly used in the prevention of cardiovascular disease, such as myocardial infarction (heart attack) and ischemic stroke. While a recent study suggested that regular aspirin use was associated with AMD, particularly the more visually devastating neovascular (wet) form, other studies have reported inconsistent findings. Smoking is also a preventable risk factor for AMD, the authors write in the study background.\nAge-related macular degeneration is leading cause of vision loss and blindness for senior citizens - see video on AMD\nAvastin and Lucentus Equal for Treating Age-Related Macular Degeneration Says NIH Study\nAMD is the leading cause of vision loss and blindness in senior citizens - May 4, 2011\n\u201cThe cumulative incidence of neovascular AMD among non-regular aspirin users was 0.8 percent at five years, 1.6 percent at 10 years, and 3.7 percent at 15 years; among regular aspirin users, the cumulative incidence was 1.9 percent at five years, 7 percent at 10 years and 9.3 percent at 15 years, respectively,\u201d the authors note. \u201cRegular aspirin use was significantly associated with an increased incidence of neovascular AMD.\u201d\n\u201cCurrently, there is insufficient evidence to recommend changing clinical practice, except perhaps in patients with strong risk factors for neovascular AMD (e.g., existing late AMD in the fellow eye) in whom it may be appropriate to raise the potentially small risk of incident neovascular AMD with long-term aspirin therapy,\u201d the authors conclude.\nEditor\u2019s Note: This study was supported by project grants from the National Health & Medical Research Council Australia. Please see the article for additional information, including other authors, author contributions and affiliations, financial disclosures, funding andsupport, etc.\nCommentary: Relationship of Aspirin Use with Age-Related Macular Degeneration\nIn an invited commentary, Sanjay Kaul, M.D., and George A. Diamond, M.D., of Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, Los Angeles, write: \u201cThis study has important strengths and limitations. It provides evidence from the largest prospective cohort with more than five years of longitudinal evaluation reported to date using objective and standardized ascertainment of AMD.\u201d\n\u201cThe key limitation is the nonrandomized design of the study with its potential for residual (unmeasured or unobserved) confounding that cannot be mitigated by multivariate logistic regression or propensity score analysis,\u201d the authors continue.\n\u201cFrom a purely science-of-medicine perspective, the strength of evidence is not sufficiently robust to be clinically directive. These findings are, at best, hypothesis-generating that should await validation in prospective randomized studies before guiding clinical practice or patient behavior,\u201d the authors conclude.\n\u201cHowever, from an art-of-medicine perspective, based on the limited amount of available evidence, there are some courses of action available to the thoughtful clinician. In the absence of definitive evidence regarding whether limiting aspirin exposure mitigates AMD risk, one obvious course of action is to maintain the status quo.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "African weaver birds\nHere's another critter I've been studying and painting for 'When I Was a Boy in Sudan' ... the African weaver bird. It's a pesky bird for growers of crops like sorghum, because it steals the flowers (hence the painting above of the children shooing away birds), but it is also a very attractive small bird with remarkable nest-building skills.\nWeaver birds are related to finches and form large colonies - either building hundreds of hanging nests close together on a single tree, or apartment-style nests containing hundreds of small chambers. The nests are very elaborately woven out of grass, leaf fibres and twigs, and usually have a circular entrance at the bottom.\nThe close-up of the bird is based on a photo by wildlife photographer Paul McKenzie, whose lovely photos of birds in action can be seen at www.wildencounters.net. Thank you Paul and Paveena for permission to use your photo as reference material. The tree below is no exaggeration - in fact, I had to edit out a lot of the nests! - and is based on photos taken by the book's authors. I would love to see these birds in action, so perhaps a trip to Africa is in order...\nCatherine Constance July 14, 2013 at 2:30 AM\nHi Gay, beautifully done. So interesting...love the illustrations.. :)\nClaire Wildish July 29, 2013 at 6:36 PM\nGay, I am loving seeing how this book is developing! The illustrations are beautiful! There is so much subtle movement in the top one and I love you use of space in the bottom one. I can't wait to see the completed book!!\nLisa M Griffin August 9, 2013 at 11:48 PM\nBeautiful. What lovely line work. Thanks for sharing and good luck with the book.",
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        "raw_content": "I know there is a lot of talk, especially among those who do not do well academically, that academics are useless. For those who are poor at academics, this kind of thinking provides a sense of self-worth. That it is okay to fail at academics, because life does not revolve around it. Right?\nI know people who have no university degrees but yet, they earn more than the average degree holder. And my dad, being a degree holder, earns very little for a graduate. His income is slightly above average, but very low for a graduate. The fact that there are people who, despite not being graduates of junior colleges and universities but have millions in their banks, convinces me that academics is not a guarantee for career success. Now the question is, how many people are like them? Not very well educated, but arguable successful. These people are not very common.\nMarty Nemko is a very successful career consultant in the United States. He once said on TV that people who succeed after graduating from college, will succeed even without going to college. In other words, those naysayers of good academics may be right. The contribution of academics to career success may be very little. Look at the Beatles. Geniuses who were not inclined towards school, and very much loved all around the world. One day, Singapore will have its own Beatles, as soon as everyone starts supporting our local bands. That is, if the majority of the population even bothers to notice them.\nPlaying for an indie band as a career in Singapore, is more likely to lead to failure than good academics (Someone please correct me if I am wrong). So how do we encourage musical talent under such circumstances? The easy way out is to encourage academic achievements instead.\nTo the naysayers who have accomplished nothing, please face the facts. It is not the lack of academics that prevent you from success. So to support your believes, please support our local bands. Here's a link: The Great Spy Experiment.\nP.S. For those of you in the comics industry. Please tell your family, friends, colleagues and enemies about this blog. I think we can get more Singaporeans to support local comics and music and art if we put in more effort to sell ourselves... I mean promote ourselves. And I notice one thing that seems to get me more readers. PAP is the best party in Singapore! Opposition parties suck!",
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        "raw_content": "Tinisha Johnson\nTia McCollors\nMorning SORMAG on line conference attendees. I hope you enjoy the conference. If you have any questions just post them. Looking forward to hearing from you all. B Jenkins\nTinisha Nicole Johnson said...\nHello I'm one of the mainstream authors - Tinisha Nicole Johnson. I consider myself a mainstream author because I write in various genres. I've written a mystery novel entitled Searchable Whereabouts, I write poetry, I was co-author of an inspirational book, Somebody Prayed for Me, which is up for nomination for the African American Litrary Award show in the category of 'Best Anthology.' Please vote for this book at the following site: www.literaryawardshow./voting.html\nI've also written a romance ebook, entitled \"Unexpected.\" And I'm currently working on other projects in other genres as well, including my upcoming non-fiction book, Lessons Learned: Loving Yourself As A Black Woman. <\nTo learn more about me as an author and to read excerpts of any of my books, please visit my website: www.TinishaNicoleJohnson.com\nFor Beverly:\nI had the pleasure of attending a PJ party and wishing I can attend this year.\nCan you tell us what inspired this event and any plans you can share for this year?\nP.S. I highly recommend attending a PJ party in your lifetime. You wont' regret it.\nWelcome panel! Thanks for stopping by today.\nA few of you came from romance and moved to mainstream. Can you offer some advice to those who are considering this move?\nHey there. The PJ came about as a way for me to say thanks to my fans. It has grown into quite the event. we throw it every two years. This year it will be in Oct. Looking forward to it. Even though it takes an amazing amount of energy and work, my fans are worth it! B\nHi, I'm Angela Benson. I'm honored to serve on the panel with my sister authors today. I'm in a celebratory mood because my most recent novel, Sins of the Father, was released yesterday.\nI write what I call inspirational family drama. In my stories, the main characters are related, the story problem threatens to break the family bonds in some way, and the faith of one or more characters is challenged.\nIn The Amen Sisters, twin sisters are at odds because one joins a cult. In Up Pops the Devil, a drug dealer becomes a Christian while in prison and decides to leave the drug business that he ran with his sister. In Sins of the Father, a man with two families attempts to bring them together.\nMy stories also have ensemble casts, with 3-5 point-of-view characters.\nThat's it for me. Please jump in with your questions and comments.\nI don't have any advice, but moving back and forth between genres is work - especially going between historicals and mainstream contemporary. Love the historicals the most. B\nCongrats, Ms. Angela! Last year around this time we were on a bus touring WalMarts! LOL Glad to hear you are doing well. B\nThanks, Bev! I really did enjoy that trip, especially spending time with you and the other authors.\nAs for moving from romance to mainstream, I don't think I had a plan to do it. I turned in the last book of my contract to Tyndale and they said, \"this is not a romance.\" I couldn't turn it into a romance so we parted ways. That book went on to become my first mainstream novel, The Amen Sisters.\nI think you write from a personal place. As a single woman, I found writing romance draining after a while. Maybe it was hard to keep writing \"she found her man\" when I hadn't found mine.\nI think moving beyond the single relationship story allowed me to explore more of the things going on in and around my life, thus making the stories more self-expression for me.\nOkay, what I wrote makes a lot of sense to me. Now does it make sense to anybody else?\nAngela. Writing whay you are not feeling can make you stressed. I had a real tough time doing romance after the death of my husband, so I understand. Doing this mainstream thing is very freeing in a way because you get to step outside the box. B\nHello Authors and Readers,\nIt's wonderful to be here. Enjoy yourself and thank you so much for supporting all of us.\nIn a mainstream novel the focus of the story is not romance but, character's growth. In mainstream you can have two or more stories- plot lines going on at the same time. This makes for a bigger book.\nBeverly, I appreciate your sharing. I know that had to have been a hard time for you but I think it illustrates that when writing is your business you really can't be all emotional about it. You have to write through whatever you're going through.\nWhat I didn't say in my tale is that my last book with Tyndale came out in 2001 and The Amen Sisters came out in 2005. That's a long time to go without a new book or a check. If I hadn't had a day job, I may have found a way to turn that Tyndale story into a romance. after all. :)\nThis business is not for the faint-hearted.\nGood point Angela. Many new or would be authors are under the assumption that if they publish one book they'll get mega bucks.\n'Cilla said...\nMost of you know me. I am a HUGE fan of everyone and I have read everyones books. I am also a reviewer for APOOO. My question - what bothers you the most about reviewers?\nFrom Tia's Pen said...\nFirst all let me add that I posted late comments on the first day about moving from idea to manuscript...so go back to day #2 and catch up if you can.\nAs for me, I'm not sure if I really truly fit in the \"mainstream\" category. It depends on who you talk to.\nI'm mostly grouped in the inspirational fiction category, but lots of folks called my first novel, A Heart of Devotion, a romance. This is true of my latest August 2009 release, The Last Woman Standing. I never intended to write a \"romance\" but I don't mind being \"grouped\" wherever people put me.\nThis latest book has the faith element seamlessly weaved into the plot, I believe. I've received comments from readers across the board.\nWrite what you love and write the story you're compelled to tell...your readers will find you (or you'll find them with a little creative marketing).\nThe other side of it is the \"practical\" side. Like Angela said, 5 years is a long time to go when making a \"transition,\" but the \"testimony\" should be focused on the fact that she's back!!!\nAnother side note: I was at a conference this past summer and it was mentioned that romance was really hot right now :-)\nCongrats Angela on the latest release! Let me know if you need anything.\nFrancis -- I've always been a fan@\nAngela you and Francis are so right. You have to be tough to be in this business and none of us can afford to hire somebody to peel grapes for us - at least not yet. LOL. We tell our stories for the joy of storytelling. Lord knows few of us are getting rich. Except for maybe Nora Roberts. According to a New Yorker article, her books took in 60 million last year. B\nCilla. I try not to let reviewers bother me. Not everyone is going to like everything, and sometimes legitimate criticism can be very helpful, if you don't take it personal. B\nLadysilver said...\nGreat question 'Cilla.\nI am an avid reader and have read books by each of you at one point or another. Thank you for taking the time to answer our questions. it is refreshing to see authors who take the time to talk with their fan base.\nRachel Berry said...\nGreetings fellow authors,\nI'm a newbie to the scene but enjoy all of your seasoned company and advice. I find that I write mainstream because my characters tell their life story which includes suspense, romance, drama and all the other usual lifetime elements. I was glad to find the genre of mainstream since I didn't fall into any of the other categories. I agree that you should write what's inside and the readers will identify you and your saga. My first novel \"Family Pictures\" which I just released this March is 672 pages. I stopped writing when the characters stopped talking. I lived with that huge family for at least a year and even when I went back to rid the story of characters that weren't needed I got rid of three and about thirteen was the end results. I've gotten wonderful feedback on the story by my readers but hope the people in my next story have less to say...lol\nLadies keep up the soul work and being the inspiration that you all are!\nThank you so much Tia for your kind comment.\nHi, Tia, my mom wants to come to your signing. Please send me the info again. Don't make me look for it.\nAbout reviews, I'm only bothered when the review gives away too much of the story. Most reviewers give just the right amount to tease but some tell a bit too much. To be honest though, I've only had such an experience a couple of times over twelve books so maybe it's not much of an issue at all.\nThanks for the kind words of support, Cilla.\nTia said something about romance that always seems to be true -- it's hot. Romance sells all the time. All the subgenres don't sell at the same level but they do sell. I think that's because of the \"happily ever after\" endings. People like the idea of knowing they're picking up a book that going to end on a happy note. That's probably why they're selling even in a downmarket like now.\nThanks Beverly.\nAuthor Shelia E. Lipsey said...\nI have enjoyed reading all of your comments and information today. Francis Ray and Angela Benson, I hope I get the privilege of meeting you in person one day! I don't mean that I don't want to meet the other authors, because I do, but Francis and Angela have been in the game a long time and I'm learning that they are right about the literary industry. It is not for the faint hearted.\nDeltareviewer said...\nAuthors - when did you know that you had the gift of telling/writing stories?\nBTW - I've something from all of you...keep those stories coming.\nDelta. I knew when I was about 13, or so. I would tell stories to my sisters at night when we were supposed to be sleep. I dedicated my western, Topaz to them. Great question. B\nYou are to kind. Thank you.\nI hope to meet you as well to give you this [extra huge hug].\nI'm not sure if even now, I think I have the gift. Every book I write is just as difficult as the one before. The only thing that I do know is that I want to tell a story about good people who, despite adversities will find within themselves the strength and courage to overcome and find a love that will last a lifetime.\nThanks for a great day everybody. It's now dark here in Mayberry, which means time for me to get to work. LaShaunda thanks so much for the invite. I had fun.\nSee you all soon. B\nThanks everyone .. SORMAG.. this is great.. And to all the authors... I got your book on my calendar.. can't wait to read them :-)\nGoodnight and good luck to everyone and may your dreams come true.\nOh, no, the party's over and it's all dark in here.\nThank you, Sheila, I know what you mean. But Bev was right there, too. Her first book for Avon, Night Song, came out in the launch month of Arabesque, if I'm not mistaken. We have been around a long time and we've attained different levels of success. Then there are authors who started after we did who have surpassed us in terms of sales and recognition. That's just the business, as you know.\nDeltareviewer (that you, Monique?), I started writing in fifth grades. We would write stories each week and read them to the class. They all clapped for mine. I can't even explain how much that did for my confidence. Anyway, I don't remember pursuing writing after fifth grade. It was some twenty years later before I started writing again.\nI guess I'd better leave now. 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She and her husband John had invited their friends, the Crockers \u2014 Liz and her husband Brian, John\u2019s law partner\u2014over to their home for a pleasant dinner a few nights before. Carol knew Liz was involved with something called the Child Life Department at the Izaak Walton Killam Hospital but she didn\u2019t know what that actually meant, so she\u2019d asked Liz to tell her more about what she did.\nWhat Liz said that caught Carol\u2019s attention was a reference to the hospital\u2019s\u2014and her \u2014 desperate need for volunteers who could spend time with kids whose parents couldn\u2019t be with them during their hospital stays.\nCarol thought, I can do that. It was the fall of 1977. She\u2019d just recently quit her job as an organizer for Nova Scotia\u2019s Liberal Party with no clear plan of what to do next. At the end of the evening, she volunteered. \u201cIf you need someone,\u201d she told Liz, \u201cjust give me a call.\u201d\nAnd now Liz had done just that. \u201cI\u2019ve just received a consult of a child who does need some special visiting,\u201d Liz explained into the telephone. \u201cBut it may not be quite what you had in mind. He\u2019s a little baby\u2014\u201d\n\u201cOh, I\u2019m not sure about babies.\u201d Carol had been imagining an older child, someone she could talk to, a person.\n\u201cWell, he\u2019s not just a baby,\u201d Liz continued. \u201cHe\u2019s got a lot of problems. A congenital disease. He\u2019s also blind. And probably more\u2014he may be deaf and retarded too.\u201d\n\u201cHis origins are\u2014well they\u2019re complicated. He needs a lot of love because he\u2019s been significantly deprived of love and attention and stimulation to this point. But all that would be involved from you, if you\u2019re willing, is a lot of holding and cuddling and rocking and tickling and singing, you know, just a lot of soft, warm stuff.\u201d\n\u201cI\u2019m sorry Liz,\u201d Carol replied, too quickly. \u201cI don\u2019t think I could handle all that. Let me think about it but, no, I just don\u2019t think this is for me.\u201d\nDr. John Crocker\n\u201cComplicated\u201d didn\u2019t begin to describe Baby Charles\u2019s[1] history. It had begun three months earlier with a call to Dr. John Crocker, the head of the IWK\u2019s renal unit (and no relation to Liz), from a doctor in Saint John, New Brunswick. \u201cWhat\u2019s the kidney lesion that can give you a serum chloride level of 46?\u201d she wanted to know.\nThe short answer was that there wasn\u2019t one. The longer answer would be found in a crumpled sheaf of papers in Crocker\u2019s wastebasket.\nThe doctor walked Crocker through her notes on her infant patient. Born six weeks earlier at between four and eight weeks premature\u2026 birth weight 1720 grams\u2026 jaundiced\u2026 phototherapy\u2026 discharged\u2026 ate ravenously\u2026 produced green and slimy bowel movements every half hour\u2026 increasingly irritable\u2026 started vomiting\u2026 readmitted three weeks later\u2026 anemic\u2026 sodium and chloride levels half of normal. She checked off the checklist of all the various and sundry tests (X-rays or abdominal obstructions, sweat tests for cystic fibrosis) she\u2019d ordered that had failed to find a cause. As she did, Crocker rummaged through the papers in his trash.\nAs Atlantic Canada\u2019s best known specialist in children\u2019s kidney diseases, Crocker spent hours every day poring over the latest scientific literature, in part so he could answer questions like the one from the doctor. He maintained two huge, well-stocked personal medical libraries, one in his office and the other at home. His reprint files included more than 100,000 articles from medical journals from all over the world. Each week, he added another 40-60 articles to his collection, culled from the two to three hours\u2019 worth of speed reading he did each morning before dawn in search of useful tidbits of information for his research.\nWhich is why he was now on his hands and knees looking for \u2014 here it was! \u2014\u201cThe Renal Lesion in Congenital Chloride Diarrhea.\u201d It was a reprint from The Journal of Pediatrics he\u2019d scanned and then tossed a few hours before because it didn\u2019t have seem to have anything to do with to do with his current research into the role chloride plays in polycystic kidney disease. In this case, the disease was also so rare \u2014 less than two dozen reported cases in the entire world \u2014 he couldn\u2019t imagine ever encountering it.\n\u201cMy guess,\u201d he told the doctor confidently, \u201cis that you have a case of congenital chloride-losing diarrhea on your hands.\u201d\nThe best approach, Crocker and the baby\u2019s doctor quickly agreed, was to transfer Baby Charles from Saint John to the IWK, which would be far better equipped to diagnose and deal with such a rare disorder.\nDr. Phil Bagnell\nCongenital Chloride Diarrhea \u2014 \u201can inherited defect of active intestinal chloride transport, which results in a large wastage of electrolytes and water\u2026 a persistent watery diarrhea from the first day of life\u201d \u2014 is an extremely rare condition. The closer the genetic relationship between the mother and father, the more likely it is their offspring will inherit the problem.\nPhil Bagnell, then the IWK\u2019s gastro-intestinal specialist, quickly confirmed John Crocker\u2019s initial diagnosis and became Baby Charles\u2019s primary doctor. He met with the baby\u2019s family, but they couldn\u2019t\u2014or didn\u2019t want to\u2014assume responsibility for his care.\nBagnell immediately understood the medical \u2014 and non-medical \u2014 implications of that. This was a baby who would require constant care and medical monitoring to keep his electrolytes in balance. To make matters worse, he was blind, probably as the result of seizures he\u2019d experienced. The small circumference of his head and his lack of gross motor skills suggested he would be developmentally delayed. Given all those problems, he wasn\u2019t a likely candidate for adoption. That meant he might end up living what life he had in a hospital or, worse, on a ward in an institution too far from the IWK to get the care he would almost certainly continue to need.\nEven as Bagnell did his doctorly best to stabilize Baby Charles\u2019s erratic electrolytes, he couldn\u2019t help but ask himself: what, in the end, was he saving this child for?\nThat was one reason why Bagnell had approached Liz Crocker, the head of the hospital\u2019s Child Life Department. Bagnell knew Crocker had begun a program to train hospital volunteers to interact with children who needed way more time and personal attention than regular volunteers could give. Bagnell knew Baby Charles would need all the special help he could get if he was to make the most of the bad hand he\u2019d been dealt.\nCould Liz Crocker help, he wanted to know?\nIt turned out she already had someone in mind. \u201cAs soon as I got the consult,\u201d Crocker recalls today, \u201cI thought of my conversation with Carol.\u201d\nThat was dumb. Almost as soon as she\u2019d hung up the telephone, Carol Young regretted her too-hasty dismissal of Liz\u2019s request. Why shouldn\u2019t I be able to handle a \u201ccomplicated\u201d baby? She quickly picked up the telephone again, called Crocker back.\n\u201cOf course I\u2019ll do it.\u201d\n\u201cI don\u2019t usually plan things out in my life,\u201d Carole would say later. \u201cThey just happen.\u201d\nWhat happened was Baby Charles. And magic.\n\u201cHe\u2019s such a tiny waif.\u201d He was much smaller than Carol had expected. Six pounds, Donna Richards, the head nurse on 4 West, told her. Carol was afraid to touch him. She did, of course. But when she picked him up, he became rigid, like a brick in her arms. She could see that the sides of his head had been shaved\u2014they\u2019d run out of other places to insert IVs, Richards explained \u2014 but she also noticed the strawberry blond colour of what was left of his hair and the clear blue of his eyes. He was going to be a handsome young boy, she thought. She drew him closer and rocked him gently.\nWhen he first noticed Carol on the ward with Baby Charles, Phil Bagnell didn\u2019t take much notice. \u201cI could see that she was a warm person and she was relating well, but I never really gave it more thought than that. But then Donna Richards and some of other nurses on the unit began to talk about her and tell me what a difference she was making with this child. And then I began to see it too. Medically\u2014not in terms of his diarrhea, of course, but in terms of his development\u2014it became clear that Carol Young was making a difference.\u201d\nCarol began to spend more and more time with the baby, marveling at his progress, spending all of her days with him. \u201cOn fine days,\u201d Clare McDade, the secretary in the Volunteer department, would recall, \u201cCarol would come down with the baby in a stroller to get her coat and take him out for a walk. While she was getting her coat, I used to take him around to the different offices. Whenever people spoke to him, his arms and legs would go like crazy; he was so happy. There was a play garden outside and Carol used to take him for a walk out there. Despite all of his problems,\u201d McDade marvels,\u201d Carol treated him like a normal baby. She was always upbeat with him.\u201d\nAt some point, Carol started taking Baby Charles home with her for weekends. Which is how her husband John got hooked too. At first he wasn\u2019t sure he was ready for the challenge. But Baby Charles quickly won him over. \u201cHe responded to even little things like music, or the sound of something tinkling,\u201d recalls John. \u201cHe had this very infectious laugh if you tickled him or made a funny sound\u2014like gargling. The first time he heard gargling he went into hysterics. Whenever you did things, even simple things, he responded. And the more you did, the more he responded\u2026 It was very exciting.\u201d\nOne step led to another, and another, and eventually Baby Charles legally became Michael Philip\u2014in honour of Phil Bagnell\u2014Young.\nOn the day the adoption became official, John, who is far from a demonstrative man, telephoned Bagnell to give him the news.\n\u201cPhil, it\u2019s John. I\u2019m just sitting here in my office about to sign the adoption paper to make Michael ours. \u201c\n\u201cI just wanted you to know that that little guy is the greatest thing to happen to our lives.\u201d\nAdoption was the beginning of Michael\u2019s real life, a life with family, friends and some hope of a future \u2014 or at least of a present.\n\u201cI\u2019ll never forget the day he took his first step,\u201d Carol says, sounding like EveryMom. \u201cIf I could have captured the look on his face\u2014surprise, glee. It was just magical. He pushed himself away from the refrigerator door and suddenly he was standing alone. He wasn\u2019t sure what to do. He took a few steps and then he stopped.\u201d\nBut not for long. After Michael began to walk\u2014thanks to his difficult beginnings, he didn\u2019t finally begin walking independently until he was 27 months old\u2014Carol rigged up a rope on a pulley, which she attached to a clothesline in their large, hedged-in Dartmouth backyard. The system allowed Michael to \u201cgo roaring up and down\u201d the yard, experiencing the outdoors with some measure of independence but in relative safety. Carol also installed a backyard swing set for Michael who especially enjoyed the sensation of being pushed through the air. Later, he would learn to identify the differences at the various playgrounds where his parents took him to play.\n\u201cYou don\u2019t think about sounds usually,\u201d John explains, \u201cbut being around Michael made you take notice\u2014sounds really excited him: the rain on the porch roof, the sound rocks made when you threw them in the water, the waves on the beach.\u201d\nCarol\u2019s brother, a musician, gave Michael a small Casio portable keyboard as a gift. Michael lugged it everywhere he went, learning almost instinctively to play and amusing everyone with the songs about his life he would improvise as he played.\nJohn Parsons, his teacher at Sir Frederick Fraser School in Halifax, a school for the visually impaired, recalls that Michael \u201chad this ear\u2026 If it was something he heard on the radio or TV, he could just go to the piano and play it in that particular key. And then harmonize it in the most interesting and fascinating way, in a different way. He had a strong personality that was almost reflected in his playing. The thing I found about his music was there was a certain therapeutic side to it, a freedom to it. When he was riding high with his keyboard, he seemed to be in his best learning mode\u2026 When things were right in his environment, he would go off on these wonderful improvisatory expos\u00e9s. He was an entertainer.\u201d\nJohn Young and Michael enjoyed all the usual father-son activities, often with a twist to accommodate Michael\u2019s blindness. After the family moved to Halifax, they would often kick around a ball with a bell inside at the nearby Dalhousie University field. \u201cI\u2019d roll the ball and I\u2019d yell, \u2018Here it comes, it\u2019s coming to you, it\u2019s going to be there, 3-2-1, there it is,\u2019\u201d John says. \u201cAnd then he\u2019d kick it back to me and he\u2019d laugh. He had this great laugh.\n\u201cHolidays had their rituals too,\u201d adds John, who would take Michael trick-or-treating each Halloween. One year Michael was an Ewok from Star Wars; the next a ghost in a white sheet. He told everyone he was invisible. \u201cWe\u2019d go to the door,\u201d John recalls, \u201cand I\u2019d tell him, \u2018Here they come! Here they come! They\u2019re opening the door, and he\u2019d yell, \u2018Boo!\u2019\u201d\nAt Christmas, Carol parceled out Michael\u2019s gifts one day at a time to \u201dkeep him from becoming over-stimulated.\u201d On Christmas morning, she would tie a string from Michael\u2019s bed all the way down the stairs and attach it to Michael\u2019s major gift.\nOne year, Michael\u2014like millions of other children that Christmas\u2014wanted a Cabbage Patch doll. Yang, his Cabbage Patch doll\u2014like much else in Michael\u2019s life\u2014became a symbol of both just how \u201cnormal\u201d his life had become and, at the same time, just how unusual it continued to be. During his still all-too-frequent visits to the hospital, Yang became Michael\u2019s constant companion. Yang would endure most of the same medical procedures\u2014including having needles\u2014that Michael had to put up with. And Michael would chew on Yang\u2019s arms for comfort whenever he himself was being poked or prodded. \u201cAfter a while, \u201c says Carol, \u201cYang looked like a Thalidomide Cabbage Patch.\u201d She would frequently have to sew Michael\u2019s friend back to health.\nMusic too was also part of Michael\u2019s coping with what he was going through. Michael would often make up songs to describe his hospital experiences: \u201cThe doctor put a catheter in my penis and it hurts so much,\u201d he\u2019d sing.\nAs Michael\u2019s condition worsened, his music changed, mimicking his own sickly form, eventually emerging in the form of slow funeral dirges. Nurses often had to ask him to stop, finding his playing too sad to listen to.\nBut even within the hospital, Michael usually seemed to find a way to endear himself to everyone he met with his endless enthusiasm and occasionally offbeat sense of humour.\n\u201cI remember one morning Michael arrived at the dialysis unit early and one of the nurses was behind a screen in the unit changing into her uniform,\u201d says Paul Grimm, a pediatric nephrology resident who frequently treated Michael. \u201cShe knew Michael was blind, of course, but she said, \u2018I am going to change my clothes now, Michael. Don\u2019t look!\u2019 And Michael suddenly opened his eyes really wide and you could see him stretching, trying to see. The nurse shrieked. And Val [Dorcas, a nurse in the unit] said, \u201dYou know, I wonder if Michael\u2019s been fooling us all these years.\u201d\n\u201cOne night, I remember he woke up at two in the morning and he couldn\u2019t seem to settle down,\u201d adds Kim Grimm, Paul\u2019s wife, who was a nurse in the unit. \u201cI went to try to calm him down. And he started doing these impersonations of people in the hospital. He was so funny, he knew what people would say and he would have the inflections down perfectly, sounding just like the person. He had me in the room, laughing and then some of the other nurses came in\u2014this is two o\u2019clock in the morning, remember\u2014and pretty soon, we were all listening to him doing all these different people. \u2018And this is what Dr. Crocker says\u2026\u2019 \u2018And this what Dr. Paul says: Good morning, sir\u2026\u2019 He must have done about 10 different people that night.\u201d\nDecember 16, 1981. John Crocker looked again at the results of the kidney biopsy on his desk in front of him. They confirmed his diagnosis. Michael Young was suffering from renal failure. Worse, the results indicated things were going to get even worse. They were not going to get better. \u201cThe biopsy told us there would be a continuous progression of the uremia,\u201d Crocker explains. \u201cIt was not a static lesion; it was a moving lesion. That meant it wouldn\u2019t get better.\u201d\nThat night Carol called John, who was in Ottawa for a business meeting. \u201cIt was about eleven at night when I got back to the Chateau Laurier,\u201d John recalls, \u201cand they gave me the message Carol had called. When I called her back, she told me what they\u2019d said.\u201d He stops, thinks for a moment. \u201cAfter I finished talking with Carol that night and I\u2019d hung up, I remember thinking to myself, \u2019He\u2019s going to die.\u2019 That was my first thought. \u2018He\u2019s going to die\u2026\u2019 That was in many ways the most devastating day of my life. I can remember that day like it was yesterday.\u201d\nMichael was barely four years old.\nHaving been born with a disease so rare there were only 32 recorded cases in the whole world inevitably set the stage for Michael\u2019s life \u2014 a life filled with seemingly never-ending hospital visits, emergency operations, dialysis and two failed kidney transplants.\nBut Michael was always far more than the sum of his condition. Carol made sure of that.\nCarol gave up virtually all of her outside interests, and devoted herself totally to Michael\u2019s care. \u201cNo matter what I was involved with, I would always have to tell people, \u2018Well, I\u2019ll do this but, if Michael gets sick, then I\u2019m going to be gone, I\u2019m going to be with him.\u2019 But as he got sicker,\u201d she adds,\u201d it became harder even to get involved with other things at all.\u201d\nThe only exception\u2014and she made it largely because of Michael\u2014was that she accepted an invitation to become a member of the Izaak Walton Killam Hospital\u2019s Board of directors.[2]\nIt turned out to be an inspired invitation for the future of the IWK. At the time, John was on the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation\u2019s board of directors, and Carol took advantage of that to engineer a deal between the hospital and the CBC. \u201cOne night in January or February of 1985,\u201d Carol recalls, \u201cwe invited Liz Crocker and Bill Donovan [the CBC\u2019s regional director at the time] to dinner, and we ended up discussing the idea of working together on a telethon to raise money for the hospital.\u201d\nFour months later, the first Maritime-wide IWK Telethon took place.\nThe day after that first telethon \u2014 on June 6, 1985 \u2014 Michael Young received his second kidney transplant.\n\u201cI always say it was the first miracle of the Miracle Network Telethon,\u201d says Carol.\nBut, like Michael\u2019s first transplant, the miracle turned out to be short lived.\nIn April 1986, the cardiologists who had tested Michael following some seizures discovered one more problem, a hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, or enlarging of his heart muscle. \u201cWe seemed to be losing ground with regard to his overall condition,\u201d John Crocker would recall. \u201cWe were getting complication after complication. The heart was just one more. We were having to deal with multi-systems failure\u2014kidney disease, heart disease, seizure disorder, multisystems\u2026 everything just going down the tubes.\u201d\nCrocker had pushed himself from the very beginning to help Michael survive. And not just for Michael. \u201cThe idea is what you are doing is pushing out at the envelope, extending life. My own belief is that if we don\u2019t work on the bad ones, then moderates ones become more difficult. Then, if you don\u2019t work on the moderate ones, it becomes the mild ones. If you don\u2019t struggle with the really, really bad ones, you won\u2019t be clued in enough to all the finesses. But if you work on the ones that look desperate, you pull 15 or 20 percent through, and your expertise is going to be a bit more subtle in the future.\u201d\nBut Michael had begun having nightmares before dialysis. He had to have an internal shunt (for dialysis needles) inserted because in his agony he would tear the external ones out. Even with the internal ones, however, abscesses and infections grew around them. The doctors were running out of places to put the internal shunts.\n\u201cIt got the point where you couldn\u2019t find a positive light at the end of the tunnel,\u201d Crocker admits. \u201cThere was no positive light. There was no light at all.\u201d\nCrocker had already talked with Carol and John about his own concerns. \u201cI think that John was obviously certain that his boy had reached the end of his rope, that we were now torturing him and that it should be stopped,\u201d Crocker recalls.\nYet somehow Michael came back from the edge of death, again and again.\nBut even he seemed to sense the end coming.\nIn early February 1989, during one of Michael\u2019s last dialysis sessions, nurse Pat Waddel would recall an incident that happened \u201cout of the blue. He was having a horrible day,\u201d she says. \u201cHe just called me over and he took my hand and he said, \u2018Patti, my mommy really loves me.\u2019 That\u2019s all he said. It was in the midst of a tirade. I could feel my eyes fill up. It was out of character for the day. It was like he knew what was going to happen and he wanted to just say it.\u201d\nOn Wednesday, February 24, 1989, Carol called her father so he could talk to Michael in advance of a planned visit.\n\u201cI\u2019ll be there to see you tomorrow,\u201d he said.\n\u201cNo grandpa,\u201d Michael said to him. \u201cYou come today.\u201d\nHaving lived so much of his life in the hospital, Michael\u2019s family decided he would die at home with his family.\nAt 12:31 a.m. on February 26, 1989, Michael Phillip Young died.\nLooked at from the perspective of a detached outsider, it might be easy to argue that Michael Phillip Young should probably never have been born; that he didn\u2019t have a chance from the moment of his conception, that the life that followed was nothing more than an inevitably losing battle against unrelenting attacks from his own body; that caring for him consumed the lives of his adoptive parents for 11 years and for what?\nBut no one who knew Michael, or who knew about his life with Carol and John, could reach those kind of balance-sheet conclusions.\nDr. Richard Goldbloom\n\u201cWas it worth it?\u201d Richard Goldbloom, who watched Michael\u2019s life unfold as both a medical case and as family friend to John and Carol, rolls the question around in his mind. \u201cIt\u2019s not ours to judge, of course, but, for me, I would say yes, absolutely, it was worth it. Michael\u2019s life was special, and the relationship between Michael and his parents was special too.\n\u201cWhen you\u2019re watching from the sidelines,\u201d he adds, \u201cyou\u2019d sometimes ask yourself, \u2018Why are they punishing themselves this way?\u2019 But then you\u2019d see them together and you\u2019d realized that each of them was the better for their relationship. And, in some way, so were the rest of us.\u201d\nCarol herself has no doubts. \u201cSome people still say to me, \u2018Oh, Michael was so lucky to have found you.\u2019 But I always say, \u201cNo it\u2019s not like that. We found each other.\u201d\n[1] For privacy reasons, the child\u2019s name has been changed.\n[2] Carol was a member of the IWK Children\u2019s Hospital Board from 1982\u20131991 and a member of the IWK Children\u2019s Hospital Foundation Board from 1987\u2013l996. She was Chair of the Foundation from 1994\u201396.",
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        "raw_content": "Green Street Power Partners breaks ground on the largest community solar project in New York totaling 5.544 MW\nThe community solar program will bring savings to over 700 residents of Central Hudson\nStamford, CT, Dec. 07, 2018 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) \u2014 Green Street Power Partners, LLC (GSPP) announced today that construction has begun on a 5.544 MW solar project located in New Windsor, NY \u2013 the largest community solar project in the state of New York to date. Combined, the systems are expected to produce over 7,000,000 kWh annually powering over 750 households in areas serviced by Central Hudson Gas & Electric.\n\u201cThe future of solar is in community distributed generation, which is why we\u2019ve taken an aggressive approach to expanding our community solar portfolio,\u201d stated Scott Kerner, CEO of Green Street Power Partners. \u201cWe\u2019re especially excited to be a part of the largest community solar project in the state of New York, as it contributes significantly to the state\u2019s, as well as the country\u2019s, renewable energy needs.\u201d\nCommunity solar provides renewable energy to residents who either do not own a home or do not have ideal conditions for a solar array onsite. The community solar program in New Windsor will run for 25 years and over the lifetime of the system it will collectively provide over $2,000,000 in savings to residents while displacing 140,657 tons of carbon.\nThe New Windsor community solar program will be accepting applications soon. If you are interested in participating and would like to be notified when the official sign up page is live, you can complete this form.\nAbout Green Street Power Partners\nHeadquartered in Stamford, CT, GSPP finances, develops, owns and operates solar energy systems for businesses, schools, nonprofits and municipalities across the country. GSPP continues to experience rapid growth. As they expand their solar coverage, GSPP consistently provides the best available solar technology coupled with an unwavering commitment to customer service. For more information on GSPP, email info@gspp.com or visit gspp.com.\nCONTACT: Mia Behm\nmbehm@gspp.com",
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        "raw_content": "Over million people are injured in accidents every year. The accident victims have a right to compensation.\nEven though personal injury law is complicated, with the help of a personal injury lawyer the process of making a claim can be quite straightforward. Some Lawyers offers free initial consultation and tell you if you have a justifiable claim. A Lawyer will also be on your side in dealing with insurance companies to ensure your individual circumstances are fully considered.\nLegal dispute that arises after a person suffers harm from an injury where someone else might be legally responsible for that harm. Personal injury law has mostly developed through court decisions. A personal injury can be resolved through informal settlement negotiations.\nA personal injury case can also be resolved through alternative dispute resolution, which is a middle ground between a trial and informal settlement negotiations.\nWhat are the Types of Injuries\nInjuries can happen for a variety of reasons. Sometimes you to blame yourself, and other times its an accident. If other person else is at fault for your injuries, you may have a legitimate claim for damages.\nThere are various situations in which another person or company can be responsible for your injuries. When a person is injured after another person\u2019s intentional acts. In most cases, the intention doesn\u2019t need to be to harm someone. Instead, the person must simply have the intention to perform a particular act. If someone pulls the table out from under another person, and the victim falls and breaks his or her arm, in this case he or she could be held liable for the victim\u2019s injuries. Although the person probably didn\u2019t intend for the victim to break his or her arm, the person did intend to pull the table out from under the victim.\nA person can also be held responsible for another person\u2019s injuries if he or she acted in a careless manner. Carelessness is a common claim for injuries resulting from car accidents.\nThere are several other causes for injuries that could result in a valid legal claim. Injuries that result from medical malpractice or a prescription drug could be a reason for a personal injury lawsuit. Even food poisoning could result in a civil lawsuit for damages.\nHire a Personal Lawyer\nSomeone you love has suffered an injury that you believe is the fault of another person or company, you may want to contact a local personal injury lawyer to discuss your legal options. It\u2019s important to remember that each state has a time limit for when a personal injury lawsuit can be filed. For this reason, it\u2019s important to contact a personal injury lawyer as soon as possible after being injured.\nEditor 12:36 pm\nPrevious PostRENTING THE PROPERTY\nNext PostFive of the Best Retirement Strategies for your Finances",
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        "raw_content": "Game review \u2013 Mars Attacks: The Dice Game\nWe finally had a chance to play a different game at The Forge Herald game center, this week. This time, our friend brought us Mars Attacks: The Dice Game.\nReleased in 2014 by Steve Jackson Games Mars Attacks is, obviously, a dice game that uses the card collecting mechanic. The object of the game is to destroy cities to get points. The person with the highest points wins.\nThe game is designed for 3-6 players. You set up by dealing out for stacks of cards. Each stack will contain the same number of cards as there are players. Then, the top card of each stack is revealed. These cards represent cities or monuments. Each of these cards will have either a gun, nuke or alien symbol on them. Then, after deciding who goes first, each player casts the dice in an attempt to score enough symbols to win a card.\nRules and play\nWhen you begin your turn, you must declare which card you will be trying to win. After declaring, you throw the dice and see what you get. Each dice has two symbols each of gun, nuke, and alien. When looking at your results, you want to pull out each symbol that corresponds with the symbol on the card you are trying to capture.\nNuke symbols are pulled out right away. This is because, based on the number of nuke symbols shown on the bottom right-hand corner of the cards, nukes will end your turn early. If your total nuke symbols equal the number of nuke symbols on cards your game ends.\nAlso pulled out are the gun symbols. These, typically, are used to capture cities. Unless you\u2019re are attempting to capture a monument, alien symbols can be rerolled.\nPlay continues until one of the stacks runs out of cards. This signifies the beginning of the last turn. Once the first player takes their turn the game ends. Points are then totaled up to see who wins.\nThe game took us about 20 minutes to play. In fact, we ended up playing multiple times because of how quickly it plays. While fun by itself, the most fun came out of us goading each other into continuing their rolls when they were on the brink of \u201cnuking out.\u201d This created a lot of laughter with our group.\nThe game is a lot of fun for players of any age and, because of its small size, could be a good game to take on a trip. The rules are very simple and the game can be taught in under ten minutes. Plus, because it simply rolling dice it should be engaging for even the most novice of board-gamers. The cards are excellently illustrated and the dice look great, too. All-in-all it\u2019s a fun game. Be sure to check it out.\nPatrick Cossel is the publisher of the Forge Herald. He is a father, husband, and Level 1 Magic Judge. Professionally, Patrick is the Operations Manager of a family owned newspaper group. He can be contacted at pcossel@gmail.com\nTags: Board Games, Mars Attacks, Steve Jackson Games",
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        "raw_content": "The Info List - Austerity In Israel\nFrom 1949 to 1959, the state of Israel\nIsrael was, to a varying extent, under a regime of austerity (Hebrew: \u05e6\u05e0\u05e2\u202c, Tzena'), during which rationing and similar measures were enforced.\nTel Aviv residents standing in line to buy food rations, 1954\n1 Rationale 2 Life under austerity 3 End of austerity 4 Results 5 See also 6 References\nRationale[edit] Soon after establishment in 1948, the emerging state of Israel\nIsrael found itself lacking in both food and foreign currency. In just three and a half years, the Jewish population of Israel\nIsrael had doubled, increased by nearly 700,000 immigrants. Consequently, the Israeli government instigated measures to control and oversee distribution of necessary resources to ensure equal and ample rations for all Israeli citizens. In addition to the problems with the provision of food, national austerity was also required because the state was lacking in foreign currency reserves. Export\nExport revenues covered less than a third of the cost of imports, and less than half of the consequent deficit was covered by the Jewish loan system known as Magbiyot (Hebrew: \u05de\u05d2\u05d1\u05d9\u05d5\u05ea\u200e, lit. Collections). Most financing was obtained from foreign banks and gas companies, which, as 1951 drew to an end, refused to expand the available credit. In order to supervise austerity, the prime minister, David Ben-Gurion, ordered the establishment of the Ministry of Rationing\nRationing and Supply (Hebrew: \u05de\u05e9\u05e8\u05d3 \u05d4\u05e7\u05d9\u05e6\u05d5\u05d1 \u05d5\u05d4\u05d0\u05e1\u05e4\u05e7\u05d4\u200e, Misrad HaKitzuv VeHaAspaka), headed by Dov Yosef. Life under austerity[edit]\nA Wonder Pot\nWonder Pot (right), a top-of-the-stove baking utensil invented during the austerity period to help homemakers bake cakes and casseroles without an oven.\nAt first this rationing was set for staple foods alone\u2014oil, sugar and margarine, for instance\u2014but it was later expanded to furniture and footwear. Each month, each citizen would get food coupons worth 6 Israeli pounds, and each family was allotted a given amount of foodstuffs. The diet chosen, fashioned after that used in the United Kingdom during World War II, allowed a meager 1,600 calories a day for Israeli citizens, with additional calories for children, the elderly, and pregnant women.\n1956 Ministry price notification poster placed inside a local grocery store in Kfar Saba.\nThe enforcement of austerity required the establishment of a bureaucracy of quite some proportions, which nonetheless proved ineffective in preventing the emergence of a black market in which rationed products\u2014often smuggled from the countryside\u2014were sold at higher prices. To counter this, the government established in September 1950 the Office for Fighting the Black Market (Hebrew: \u05de\u05d8\u05d4 \u05dc\u05de\u05dc\u05d7\u05de\u05d4 \u05d1\u05e9\u05d5\u05e7 \u05d4\u05e9\u05d7\u05d5\u05e8\u200e, Mate LeMilhama BaShuk HaShahor), whose goal it was to combat the forming of such a market. Yet despite the increased supervision, and the specially summoned courts, all such attempts at suppression proved ineffective.[citation needed] End of austerity[edit] In 1952 the reparations agreement was signed with Germany, compensating the Jewish state for confiscation of Jewish property during the Holocaust. The resulting influx of foreign capital was a huge boost to the state's struggling economy, and led to the cancellation of most restrictions in 1953. In 1956, the list of rationed goods was narrowed to just fifteen goods, and it shrank to eleven in 1958. Shortly afterwards, it was abolished for all goods except jam, sugar and coffee. In 1959, rationing was abolished altogether. Results[edit] Economically, austerity proved a failure, mostly due to the enormous government deficit, covered by bank loans, creating an increase in the amount of money use. Throughout austerity unemployment remained high, and inflation grew as of 1951. Yet austerity did have its advantages \u2013 living standards were preserved at tolerable levels, while the resources saved were made available to feed and clothe and shelter the entire population adequately, while at the same time integrating and successfully resettling over 700,000 Jewish refugees\nJewish refugees from European, Arab, and Muslim lands. See also[edit]\nUnited Kingdom \u2013 20th century wartime periods Special Period\nSpecial Period \u2013 austerity in Cuba 1991\u20131999\nEconomy of Israel\nAusterity Boycotts\nArab Antisemitic\nBank stock crisis Economic Stabilization Plan Trajtenberg Committee\nWine Technology Tourism\nDiamonds Banking Communications Energy\nOil shale Solar power\nIsraeli new shekel Taxation Infrastructure Ministry of Finance Silicon Wadi Privatization\nKibbutzim Moshavim\nVenture capital Companies Stock exchange Central Bank Standard of l",
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        "raw_content": "Whether you are seeking a list of American Civil War movies and documentaries, Public-Television miniseries, the best American Civil War history or documentary, best Civil War movie, greatest Civil War movie, or Civil War TV Series online, it is as easy as scrolling down this page or trying a search. It is here, just enter what you are looking for.\nReview: The Civil War - A Film by Ken Burns is the most successful public-television miniseries in American history. The 11-hour Civil War didn't just captivate a nation, reteaching to us our history in narrative terms; it actually also invented a new film language taken from its creator. When people describe documentaries using the \"Ken Burns approach,\" its style is understood: voice-over narrators reading letters and documents dramatically and stating the writer's name at their conclusion, fresh live footage of places juxtaposed with still images (photographs, paintings, maps, prints), anecdotal interviews, and romantic musical scores taken from the era he depicts. The Civil War uses all of these devices to evoke atmosphere and resurrect an event that many knew only from stale history books. While Burns is a historian, a researcher, and a documentarian, he's above all a gifted storyteller, and it's his narrative powers that give this chronicle its beauty, overwhelming emotion, and devastating horror. Using the words of old letters, eloquently read by a variety of celebrities, the stories of historians like Shelby Foote and rare, stained photos, Burns allows us not only to relearn and finally understand our history, but also to feel and experience it. The DVD features on The Civil War provide a wealth of insight, creative philosophy, historical perspective, and educational enjoyment. Twelve years after its premiere broadcast, the film was given a digital facelift, sharpening image clarity, correcting color, and enriching its soundtrack with a remastered 5.1-channel mix, as demonstrated in the \"Civil War Reconstruction\" featurette. In interviews from 2002, producer-director Ken Burns, historian Shelby Foote, journalist George Will, author Stanley Crouch, and composer-musicians Jay Ungar and Molly Mason reflect upon The Civil War's enduring significance. And Burns's eloquent commentary--selectively included on each disc and totaling five hours--illuminates the historical importance and creative impulse behind crucial chapters of the film. Fifty-seven onscreen biography cards detail important North, South, and civilian figures, and two 1990 featurettes\u2014\"Making History\" and \"A Conversation with Ken Burns\"--provide a more personal perspective on the creation of this extraordinary film. Useful for both personal and academic study, these features stand as a fitting supplement to one of the greatest documentaries ever produced. --Jeff Shannon\nHailed as a film masterpiece and landmark in historical storytelling, Ken Burns's epic documentary brings to life America's most destructive-- and defining--conflict. With digitally enhanced images and new stereo sound, here is the saga of celebrated generals and ordinary soldiers, a heroic and transcendent president and a country that had to divide itself in two in order to become one.\nPlot Outline A comprehensive survey of the American Civil War.\nPlot Synopsis: This highly acclaimed mini series traces the course of the U.S. Civil War from the abolitionist movement through all the major battles to the death of President Lincoln and the beginnings of Reconstruction. The story is mostly told in the words of the participants themselves, through their diaries, letters, and visuals are usually still photographs and illustrations of the time, and the soundtrack is likewise made up of war-era tunes played on period instruments. Several modern-day historians offer periodic comment and insight on the war's causes and events.\nAmerican Civil War (DVD Megaset) (2009)\nThe American Civil War (DVD Megaset) (2009) (A&E Television Networks-The History Channel) (14 DVDs) (1697 minutes) (28 Hours 17 Minutes + extras). Experience for yourself the historical and personal impact of the Civil War in a way that only HISTORY can present in this moving megaset\u2122, filled with over 28 hours of American Civil War content. This MEGASET is the most comprehensive American Civil War compilation to date and is the mother of all Civil War documentaries. A multifaceted look at \u201cThe War Between the States,\u201d this definitive collection brings the most legendary Civil War battles, and the soldiers and leaders who fought them, vividly to life. From Gettysburg and Antietam to Shiloh, and led by the likes of Sherman, McClellan, Grant, Beauregard, Lee, Davis, and Jackson, delve into the full military and political contexts of these men, their armies, and the clashes between them. Almost 150 years after Lee\u2019s surrender at Appomattox Court House, the unexpected secrets and little-known stories from Civil War history are divulged with fascinating detail. Cutting-edge CGI and accurate dramatizations illustrate archival letters and original diary entries, and the country\u2019s most renowned historians describe the less familiar incidents that add perspective and depth to the war that divided a nation. If the DVDs in this Megaset were purchased separately, it could cost hundreds of dollars. This one-of-a-kind compilation belongs on the shelf of every Civil War buff, and if you know anyone that is interested in the most costliest and bloodiest war in American history, buy this, they will love it.\n(3 Volumes Set) [BOX SET] (2960 pages)\nThe Civil War: A Narrative, by Shelby Foote (3 Volumes Set) [BOX SET] (2960 pages) (9.2 pounds), is a beautifully written trilogy of books on the American Civil War and is not only a piece of first-rate history, but also a marvelous work of literature. Shelby Foote brings a skilled novelist's narrative power to this great epic. Many know Foote for his prominent role as a commentator on Ken Burns's PBS series about the Civil War. These three books, however, are his legacy. His southern sympathies are apparent: the first volume opens by introducing Confederate President Jefferson Davis, rather than Abraham Lincoln. But they hardly get in the way of the great story Foote tells. This hefty three volume set should be on the bookshelf of any Civil War buff. --John Miller\nDescription: (National Geographic) (Hardcover: 416 pages) (November 21, 2006). Review: This grand history is majestic in both scope and scale: an informed overview for general-interest readers and a superb resource for serious buffs, this extraordinary, gloriously illustrated volume is sure to become one of the fundamental books in any Civil War library. Its features include a dramatic narrative packed with eyewitness accounts and hundreds of rare photographs, artifacts, and period illustrations. Evocative sidebars, detailed maps, and timelines add to the reference-ready quality of the text.\nFrom John Brown's raid to Reconstruction, Eyewitness to the Civil War presents a clear, comprehensive discussion that addresses every military, political, and social aspect of this crucial period. In-depth descriptions of campaigns and battles in all theaters of war are accompanied by a thorough evaluation of the nonmilitary elements of the struggle between North and South. In their own words, commanders and common soldiers in both armies tell of life on the battlefield and behind the lines, while letters from wives, mothers, and sisters provide a portrait of the home front. More than 375 historical photos, portraits, and artifacts\u2014many never before published\u2014evoke the era's flavor; and detailed maps of terrain and troop movements make it easy to follow the strategies and tactics of Union and Confederate generals as they fought through four harsh years of war. Photoessays on topics ranging from the everyday lives of soldiers to the dramatic escapades of the cavalry lend a breathtaking you-are-there feeling, and an inclusive appendix adds even more detail to what is already a magnificently meticulous history. If you purchase one book this year, this is it. RATED 5 STARS by americancivilwarhistory.org\nAbout the Author: Neil Kagan, editor, heads Kagan & Associates Inc., a firm specializing in innovative illustrated books, and is the guiding spirit behind numerous book series including Voices of the Civil War and Our American Century. Recently, he edited Great Battles of the Civil War, Great Photographs of the Civil War, and National Geographic Concise History of the World. He lives in Falls Church, Virginia.\nStephen G. Hyslop is a writer and editor of books on American and world history, including National Geographic Almanac of World History (with Patricia Daniels). He served as editor for the history series Time Frame, What Life Was Like, and American Indians. He is a contributing writer for History Channel Magazine.\nDescription: The History Buff's Guide to the Civil War (400 pages) (Cumberland House Publishing). Review: Exploring the Civil War can be fascinating, but with so many battles, leaders, issues, and more than 50,000 books on these subjects, the task can also be overwhelming. Was Gettysburg the most important battle? Were Abraham Lincoln and Jefferson Davis so different from each other? How accurate is re-enacting? Who were the worst commanding generals? Thomas R. Flagel uses annotated lists organized under more than thirty headings to see through the powder smoke and straighten Sherman\u2019s neckties, ranking and clarifying the best, the worst, the largest, and the most lethal aspects of the conflict. Major sections are fashioned around the following topics:\nAbout the Author: Thomas R. Flagel is a freelance writer and history teacher. He holds degrees from Loras College, Kansas State University, and Creighton University and has also studied at the University of Vienna. His ancestors include several Civil War veterans, including his 3rd great grandfather who served in the Second Iowa Infantry. Flagel resides in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.\nDescription: The Politically Incorrect Guide to the Civil War (Politically Incorrect Guides). Get ready for a rousing rebel yell as bestselling author H.W. Crocker, III (Robert E. Lee on Leadership) charges through bunkers and battlefields in The Politically Incorrect Guide(TM) to the Civil War. Crocker busts myths and shatters stereotypes as he profiles eminent--and colorful--military generals while taking readers through chapters such as \"The Civil War in Sixteen Battles You Should Know\" and culminating in the most politically incorrect chapter of all, \"What if the South Had Won.\" Revealing little-known truths, like why Robert E. Lee had a higher regard for African Americans than Lincoln did, this is the \"P.I.G.\" that every Civil War buff and Southern partisan will want on their bookshelf, in their classroom, and under their Christmas tree.\nFrom the Inside Flap: Think you know the Civil War? You don't know the full story until you read The Politically Incorrect GuideTM to the Civil War. Bestselling author and former Conservative Book Club editor H. W. Crocker III offers a quick and lively study of America's own Iliad--the Civil War--in this provocative and entertaining addition to The Politically Incorrect GuideTM series. In The Politically Incorrect GuideTM to the Civil War Crocker profiles eminent--and colorful--military generals including the noble Lee, the controversial Sherman, the indefatigable Grant, the legendary Stonewall Jackson, and the notorious Nathan Bedford Forrest. He also includes thought-provoking chapters such as \"The Civil War in Sixteen Battles You Should Know\" and the most devastatingly politically incorrect chapter of all, \"What If the South Had Won?\" Along the way, he reveals a huge number of little-known truths, including why Robert E. Lee had a higher regard for African Americans than Lincoln did; how, if there had been no Civil War, the South would have abolished slavery peaceably (as every other country in the Western Hemisphere did in the nineteenth century); and how the Confederate States of America might have helped the Allies win World War I sooner. Bet your history professor never told you:\n* Leading Northern generals--like McClellan and Sherman--hated abolitionists\n* Bombing people \"back to the Stone Age\" got its start with the Federal siege of Vicksburg\n* General Sherman professed not to know which was \"the greater evil\": slavery or democracy\n* Stonewall Jackson founded a Sunday school for slaves where he taught them how to read\n* General James Longstreet fought the Battle of Sharpsburg in his carpet slippers\nThis is the Politically Incorrect GuideTM that every Civil War buff and Southern partisan--and everyone who is tired of liberal self-hatred that vilifies America's greatest heroes--must have on his bookshelf.\nEncyclopedia of the American Civil War: A Political, Social, and Military History\nDescription: Encyclopedia of the American Civil War: A Political, Social, and Military History, by David J. Coles (Editor), David Stephen Heidler (Editor), Jeanne T. Heidler Ph.D. (Editor, Introduction), Jeanne T. Heidler (Author), James M. McPherson (Author) (Hardcover) (2784 pages). From Booklist: After more than 100 years, the Civil War still attracts more public interest than any other event in U.S. history. This fact is reflected in the inordinate number of books, well over 50,000, written about the conflict. ABCCLIO has published the most comprehensive reference work, offering more than 1,600 signed entries, over 300 contributors, more than 500 illustrations and 75 maps, and over 250 primary source documents. The encyclopedia provides in A-Z format information on the war's strategic aims, diplomatic and political maneuvering, key military actions (with descriptions of more than 60 engagements), key participants (civilian and military), and impact on American society and history. Mary Ann Ball Bickerdyke, a Union Army nurse; Matthew Brady, a photographer who accompanied the Union Army in the first main battle; and military leaders such as Ulysses S. Grant, Robert E. Lee, and James Longstreet are just a few of the individuals covered. The encyclopedia not only treats the military aspects of the war but presents full coverage of the politics, literature, art, music, and homefront events. Every conceivable subject--from Chickamauga, Battle of to Harper's Weekly to Gatling gun to Jews-- receives consideration. .Entries range from less than one-half page to more than eighteen pages for the Atlanta Campaign. Each essay is followed by see also references to related entries elsewhere in the set, as well as extensive suggested readings for deeper research on that particular subject. The final volume compiles more than 250 topically arranged documents, including Abraham Lincoln's famous \"A house divided against itself cannot stand\" speech, excerpts from Frederick Douglass' \"My Escape from Slavery\" speech, Jefferson Davis' \"Proclamation of 1861,\" the Battle Hymn of the Republic, and more. These primary source materials are an invaluable enhancement to the set. Following the documents, one finds five appendixes. Appendix I lists the Confederate States of America's general officers, followed by its government in appendix II. Appendix III lists the officers of the United States of America, followed by its government in appendix IV. Appendix V is a directory of Civil War battlefield sites with addresses, phone numbers, and maps. Following the appendixes is a \"Civil War Chronology\" showing relationships between military actions and political, diplomatic, and social developments. A brief glossary provides definitions for the researcher unfamiliar with such terms as cashier (\"dishonorably discharge an office\") and retrograde (\"an orderly retreat usually designed to move away from an enemy\"). An extensive bibliography lists all the resources referenced throughout the volumes. The index indicates main entries in bold print, while illustrations are identified with italics. The index is detailed and comprehensive. For example, under African American sailors, there are references to individuals who relate to this category, such as Gideon Welles and Francis Shoup. Under Gettysburg, battle of one finds page references not only to information about the battle but also to related people, places, and events. The set is handsomely designed, with numerous period photographs complementing the text.. There are some minor criticisms regarding layout, which makes maneuvering the set a bit cumbersome. The index to all volumes can only be found in volume five, which means the researcher has to use two volumes most of the time; a cumulative index in each volume would have made access easier. The index cites only page numbers, leaving the user to guess which volume a page might be in. Neither the bibliographies nor the directory to battle sites makes reference to the copious information that is available through the World Wide Web. However, these are small shortcomings. Encyclopedia of the American Civil War is the most comprehensive reference work written about its topic, providing both the novice and the expert an opportunity to expand their knowledge of this vital aspect of U.S. history. Recommended for high-school, public, and academic libraries. Copyright \u00a9 American Library Association. All rights reserved.\nFrom the Inside Flap (Special features): 1,600+ signed, A-to-Z entries, each with references to further reading. 300+ contributors, including some of the leading Civil War scholars at work today. 500+ illustrations, including contemporary photographs, lithographs, and drawings. 75 maps created specially for this encyclopedia. 250+ primary source documents that provide \"you-are-there\" immediacy: the Dred Scott decision, Lee\u2019s Farewell Address\u2014speeches, legislation, military and civilian correspondence, editorials, and eyewitness reports. Chronology of major political, diplomatic, and military events. Glossary that defines military terms and explains usages peculiar to the period. In-depth coverage of the often-overlooked roles of African Americans, immigrants, and women, in battle and on the home front. Comprehensive treatment of subjects usually covered only in specialized monographs, from social conditions and public reactions to the war to press coverage and elections. Full accounts of the major battles, complete with detailed dispositions of forces, commanders, and orders of battle\u2014as well as smaller engagements and their role in the larger military context. Coverage of subjects related to or affected by the war: slavery, states\u2019 rights, secession, emancipation, Reconstruction, the involvement of foreign powers, literature, photography, art, conscription, conscientious objection, the role of immigrants. Biographies of military, political, diplomatic, and cultural figures, among them Horace Greeley, \u201cBloody Bill\u201d Anderson, Fitzhugh Lee, George E. 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        "raw_content": "Martin Fishback [Parents] was born on 12 Oct 1763 in Fleetwood, Culpepper, Virginia. He died on 24 Jan 1842 in Fleetwood, Culpeper, Virginia. He was buried 1 in Fleetwood, Barbour Family Estate Grounds. Martin married Lucy Amiss on 23 Mar 1783 in Fleetwood, Culpepper, Virginia.\nLucy Amiss [Parents] was born on 8 Jul 1763 in Granville, , North Carolina. She died on 12 Sep 1843 in , Culpeper, Virginia. She was buried in Barbour Family Estate Grounds, Fleetwood, Culpeper, Virginia. Lucy married Martin Fishback on 23 Mar 1783 in Fleetwood, Culpepper, Virginia.\nF i Mary Polly Fishback was born on 29 Feb 1784. She died on 30 Oct 1854.\nElliott Fishback was born on 15 Oct 1785 in , Culpeper, Virginia. He died on 7 Nov 1814.\nM iii William Fishback was born on 6 Apr 1788. He died on 30 Sep 1812.\nMartin Fishback was born on 11 Feb 1791 in , Culpeper, Virginia. He died on 4 Mar 1815.\nF v Nancy Fishback was born on 3 Oct 1793. 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She died in 1771.\nJohann Phillipp Otterbach was born on 22 Mar 1692 in Trupbach, Nassau-Siegen, Westfalen, Prussia. He was christened on 27 Mar 1692 in St.Niclai Reform, Siegen, Nassau-Siegen, Prussia. He died in 1718 in , , Virginia.\nJohannes Otterbach was born on 6 May 1693 in Trupbach, Siegen, Westfalen, Germany. He was christened on 7 May 1693 in Trupbach, Nassau-Siegen, Westfalen, Germany. He died.[Notes]\nJohann Jacob Otterbach was born on 23 Nov 1695 in Trupbach, Siegen, Westfalen, Germany. He was christened on 8 Dec 1695 in , Nassau-Siegen, Westfalen, Germany. He died on 30 Jan 1696 in Trupbach, Siegen, Westfalen, Germany.\nF vii Alice Kathrina Otterbach was born on 19 Apr 1697.\nF viii Maria Kathrina Otterbach was born on 5 Nov 1699. She died.\nJohannes Otterbach was born on 15 Apr 1702 in Trupbach, Nassau-Siegen, Westfalen, Germany. He was christened in St.Niclai Reform Church. He died in Germantown, Fauquier, Virginia.\nF x Anna Catharine Otterbach was born on 2 Jan 1705. She died.\nJohann (John) Holtzclaw [Parents] was christened on 17 Jul 1709 in Oberfischbach, Nassau-Siegen, Germany. He died on 22 Jun 1752 in Prince William, Colony of Virginia, British Colonial America. Johann married Katharine Thomas Russell about 1730.\nKatharine Thomas Russell [Parents] was born in 1711 in , Stafford, Virginia. She died after 1763 in , Facquier, Virginia. Katharine married Johann (John) Holtzclaw about 1730.\nHenry Holtzclaw was born in 1730 in Fauquier, Colony of Virginia, British Colonial America. He died after 1790 in Burke, North Carolina.\nMary Holtzclaw was born in 1738 in Germantown, Fauquier, Virginia, United States. She died in Shelby, Kentucky, United States.\nM iii Joseph Holtzclaw was born in 1740. He died in 1786.\nCatherine Holtzclau was born in 1735 in Germantown, Fauquier, Virginia, United States. She died in 1810 in , Fauquier, Virginia, United States. She was buried in Germantown, Fauquier, Virginia, United States.\nJosiah Holtzclaw was born in 1740 in , Fauquier, Colony of Virginia, British Colonial America. He died in 1816 in , Fauquier, Virginia, United States.\nF vi Elizabeth Holtzclaw was born in 1745. She died on 17 Oct 1818.\nBenjamin Holtzclaw was born in 1748 in Fauquier, Virginia, United States. He died in Apr 1826 in Gilberts Creek, Lincoln, Kentucky, United States.\nJohann Heinrich \"Henry\" Holtzclaw [Parents] was born on 14 Nov 1711 in Oberfischbach, Westfalen, Germany. He was christened on 22 Nov 1711 in Oberfischbach, Westfalen, Prussia. He died in 1778 in , Prince William, Virginia. Henry married Nancy Thornton in of, Port Williamson, , Virginia.\nHardin, Nancy Ann\nNancy Thornton [Parents] was born about 1715 in , Prince William, Virginia. She died on 18 Aug 1769 in , , Virginia. Nancy married Johann Heinrich Holtzclaw \"Henry\" in of, Port Williamson, , Virginia.\nJacob Holtzclaw was born in 1740 in , Facquier, Virginia. He died in 1809 in , Facquier, Virginia.\nF ii Duannah Holtzclaw was born about 1742. She died.\nDinah Holtzclaw was born in 1743 in , Facquier, Virginia. She died in 1822 in Marengo, Crawford, Indiana.\nJames Holtzclaw was born about 1745 in , Prince William, Virginia. He died in 1821 in , Nelson, Kentucky.\nJohann Heinrich \"Henry\" Holtzclaw [Parents] was born on 14 Nov 1711 in Oberfischbach, Westfalen, Germany. He was christened on 22 Nov 1711 in Oberfischbach, Westfalen, Prussia. He died in 1778 in , Prince William, Virginia. Henry married Nancy Ann Hardin about 1742 in Prince William, Colony of Virginia, British Colonial America.\nThornton, Nancy\nNancy Ann Hardin [Parents] was born about 1715 in , Prince William, Virginia. She died about 1777 in , Prince William, Virginia. Nancy married Johann Heinrich Holtzclaw \"Henry\" about 1742 in Prince William, Colony of Virginia, British Colonial America.\nJacob Holtzclaw was born in 1743 in Colony of Virginia, British Colonial America. He died in 1809 in Fauquier, Virginia, United States.\nJames Holtzclaw was born in 1745 in Prince William, Virginia. He died in 1821 in Nelson, Kentucky, United States.\nDuanna Holtzclaw was born in 1747 in Fauquier, Virginia, United States. She died.\nNancy Holtzclaw was born in 1750 in , Facquier, Virginia. She died after 1804 in Fauquier Co., Virginia.\nF v Winifred Ann Holtzclaw was born in 1752. She died in 1801/1802.\nNathaniel Holtzclaw was born about 1754 in , Facquier, Virginia. He died before 28 Jul 1800 in Probably NC.[Notes]\nM vii Timothy Holtzclaw was born about 1756. He died on 27 Apr 1816.\nDinah Holtzclaw was born about 1760 in , Fauquier, Virginia. She died about 1822 in Marengo, Crawford, Indiana. 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        "raw_content": "Leader of Northern Ireland\u2019s DUP says wants Brexit that works for Ireland\nLONDON (Reuters) \u2013 The Northern Irish party which props up Prime Minister Theresa May\u2019s government said on Monday that it wanted a Brexit that worked for the Republic of Ireland too, as its leader travels to Brussels for talks with EU negotiator Michel Barnier.\nFILE PHOTO: Arlene Foster, the leader of the Democratic Unionist Party, waits for a television interview at the Conservative Party Conference in Birmingham, Britain, October 2, 2018. REUTERS/Darren Staples/File Photo\nThe border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland is the last major sticking point in Brexit talks between Britain and the European Union, and both sides are trying to work out how to monitor and regulate trade over the border.\nLast week the Democratic Unionist Party\u2019s leader, Arlene Foster, said avoiding a customs border which separates Northern Ireland from mainland Britain was a \u201cblood red\u201d line for the party, ratcheting up rhetoric on the issue.\nOn Monday, Foster said this remained a red line but struck a more conciliatory tone.\n\u201cI want to see the United Kingdom exit the EU in a sensible manner which works for each part of the UK but also importantly in a way that works for our nearest neighbour in the Republic of Ireland,\u201d she said in a statement ahead of talks.\nFoster will meet Barnier and representatives of EU states in Brussels over the next three days.\nEU sources told Reuters on Thursday that EU negotiators see the outline of a compromise on the Irish border issue which is holding up Brexit talks, raising hopes that a new British offer could unlock a deal.\nA second source said Barnier was looking at where the bloc could make improvements to what it has offered London as both sides race to overcome the remaining obstacles to a Brexit deal before a high-stakes EU summit on Oct. 17-18.",
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        "raw_content": "Congratulations and thank you to everyone who joined us for Toronto Rehab's 6th year in the Scotiabank Toronto Waterfront Charity Challenge. With your help a record-breaking $31,000+ was raised with donations continuing to roll in. 100% of proceeds will directly benefit Toronto Rehab programs selected by each of the running teams. View photos\nG-O-O-O-O-O-A-L! Soccer Championship raises over $23,400 - final match Sept. 6, 2012\nThank you to all G-O-O-O-O-O-A-L! participants, donors and supporters for another great season on the pitch in support of Toronto Rehab's Giving Together staff campaign. View photos\nThank you to everyone who participated in the inaugural Will Davidson LLP Golf Classic and helped raise $42,000 in support of Toronto Rehab. View photos\nSun Life Financial Fundraising Breakfast\nDean Connor, President and CEO of Sun Life Financial hosted a Fundraising Breakfast in support of Toronto Rehab Foundation.\nOver $130,000 raised to help establish Canada's first Chair in Cardiac Rehabilitation. View photos\nHarvey's Back Gala\nThe legal community came together to toast the return of Mr. Harvey T. Strosberg, Q.C. to legal practice, raising over $315,000 and awareness for Toronto Rehab and our Stroke Program. View Photos",
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        "raw_content": "Low-carbon transition in the energy sector\nTopic: Energy Policy, Climate Change Policy and Strategy\nWhat is the impact of the current power sector on the transition to greener energy?\nThe fossil fuel dependency of Europe\u2019s energy infrastructure produces a great barrier to the transition towards a more secure, affordable and sustainable energy system. This report\u2019s purpose was to assess the extent to which the thermal power sector in each Member State and the EU as a whole has the potential to facilitate the necessary transition towards long-term EU energy and climate objectives or to give rise to unsustainable lock-ins in the run-up to 2050. We performed this assessment by investigating the current structure and GHG profile of the EU power sector, the likely evolution of the EU power sector until 2050, and how the evolution of the EU thermal power plant stock compares with GHG mitigation scenarios.\nThe European Environment Agency (EEA) has published the report on the low carbon transition in the power sector in the European Union. This report, prepared with support from Trinomics, provides a better understanding of the theoretical evolution of fossil fuel capacity by 2030 and how this would contrast with the qualitatively different EU power sector needed in order to achieve EU climate goals.\nCarbon intensity for conventional power plants (Energy Roadmap 2050 vs bottom-up report projections per region)\nEurope\u2019s conventional energy system relies predominantly on gas, coal and uranium.\nA large portion (81%) of current conventional energy capacity is committed until at least 2030.\nIndustrial emissions limits could see the closure of 38 GWe of conventional capacity by 2024.\nOur analysis shares many similarities with the Energy Roadmap 2050 for the assessed period of 2015 and 2030, indicating potential compatibility of our stock with EU climate targets.\nA systemic transition is required to shift Europe away from further investment in thermal energy plants and towards low-carbon alternatives.",
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        "raw_content": "New Blog for Senior Computer Users\nHi everyone, welcome to the new blog.\nThe purpose of this blog is to create a community where folk of senior years and other beginner computer users can all learn from each other and support each other in our journey towards making more use of our computers and finding ways to earn extra income from them and from the internet.\nFor those unfamiliar with the word \u2018blog\u2019, it is derived from the term \u00e2\u20ac\u02dcweb log\u00e2\u20ac\u2122 and is basically a website, usually maintained by an individual, with regular entries of commentary, descriptions of events, or other material such as graphics or video. These entries are commonly displayed in reverse chronological order.\nBlogs are a great way to involve people because they give everyone a chance to make comments on any material posted or to send in helpful answers to problems other members have written in about, so this blog will be replacing the newsletter that some of you were receiving.\nMany of you don\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t know me, so I\u00e2\u20ac\u2122d like to introduce myself. I am a baby boomer, living in Queensland, Australia at present, but thanks to the internet, am in frequent contact with people all over the world. I have two daughters and three grandchildren living on the other side of Australia and the rest of my family living in New Zealand or scattered all over the globe. Naturally I am a frequent user of email & Skype to keep in contact with them. (For those who don\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t know about, or use skype, it uses the internet to make long distance phone calls that are free to other skype users or allow you to ring someone\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s regular phone very cheaply. We will be doing an article about skype and other similar systems \u00e2\u20ac\u201c so stay tuned. If you register to receive email notification of new posts, you\u00e2\u20ac\u2122ll get the news immediately this topic is posted.)\nI have been a computer buff for twenty years or so after buying my first home computer. Believe it or not, it didn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t have a hard drive at all, just 2 single sided 5.25\u2033 floppy disks and just a little amber screen about 150 x 100mm!\nWhile not an expert in any area, over the years I have helped many, many people to learn how to use their computer better and about eight years ago I started giving structured, one-on-one computer lessons, mainly for seniors.\nDuring this time, I came across a great number of people who had acquired a computer by various means, some by being given an outgrown desktop model from family members who had upgraded, or buying a cheaper PC (personal computer), new or second-hand for themselves or even, as my own mother has done, buying a laptop for the convenience of being able to use it anywhere (like in a warm room in winter!).\nOne of the things that saddened me was to find that many of these owners would like to get more use from their PC, but were scared to do much in case they damaged something; they didn\u2019t know how to do more than just some of the basic tasks and in many cases, ended up only using these marvellous tools for email and playing patience (or solitaire, if that is how you know it). If this is you, don\u2019t worry \u2013 playing solitaire is a great way to become proficient with your mouse!\nNow that\u2019s fine if you are happy to be just using your computer for email because it certainly allows you take keep in touch with distant relatives and friends almost instantly. However, for those who would like to take advantage of other functions and features, I\u00e2\u20ac\u2122m hoping that the information in this blog, and the comments from others, will inspire you and bring you information and tools to assist you as you learn to make your computer work for you.\nLearning can be great fun or it can be a drag, it all depends on how you approach it and what you want to get out of it. Naturally the reasons for people wanting to learn more will be many and varied so the plan is to present some projects/information for beginners and some in varying levels for more advanced users. I won\u2019t be re-inventing the wheel, but will be bringing together ideas, games and projects devised by others into this blog, so that you have a base to work outwards from.\nWorking along alone is sometimes hard and we lose momentum and hope. I\u2019ve found from personal experience that by belonging to a community of like-minded people, there\u2019s nearly always someone \u2018out there\u2019 who can help with something you\u2019re stuck on, or just to say \u2018hey, I know what it\u2019s like. I nearly gave up, but hang in there, try this and you\u2019ll soon have the hang of it\u2019.\nDo you know that studies have shown that the point where most of us give up is when we are nearly there? I\u2019m sure this resonates with some of you, it certainly did for me when I first heard it. So, hang in there, ask a question, make a post \u2013 just don\u2019t feel isolated as there are thousands of people our age out there getting a great deal in so many ways from our PCs.\nThere will be articles from other senior clubs and forums, \u2018how to\u2019 articles, reviews of products and also a special area devoted to using your computer and the internet to earn money. I doubt that there is anyone, not matter what age, who would not find it useful to have another stream of residual income, so there will also be links to information, programs and products that could be helpful on your journey.\nI would love to hear suggestions from readers on topics they\u2019d like to learn about so please write your ideas in the \u2018Suggest Ideas\u2019 area. You also have the opportunity to make comments after any post. Perhaps add extra ideas or methods that have worked for you and would help others. If you think what is written is rubbish, you are free to say that also, but please abide by the rules, no spamming, no personal attacks and no offensive language.\nIt is my hope that by coming here often to check out what is on offer we can become a community that shares and grows together.\nIf you would like to be sent an email whenever there is a new post, enter you name and email address in the form on the home page.\nPlease be assured, this site is not primarily to push you to buy anything. I would be happy for you to join in, contribute your ideas and never buy a single thing, but please respect the position of others who may want to do so, especially if they are building an on-line business. I would not be where I am today without buying products and mentoring along the way so there will be space for featured & recommended products as well as helpful hints, ideas and general information here on the site. 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        "raw_content": "Today\u2019s process engineers face several issues; these range from the need to process more ores, severely limited but increasing energy costs and more. Some of these challenges have made it imperative to add some additives to the grinding plant to significantly improve the clinker grinding process. These additives are what are referred to as grinding aids.\nCement grinding aids were first used in commercial quantities about less than fifty years ago. At the time, they were primarily organic liquids that were employed in minute quantities to either increase the fineness of the product at a particular production rate or to increase the rate of production for a specific product size.\nWhatever the case, the enormous benefits of using these grinding aids far outweighed the cost. However, the grinding aids should have no adverse effect on the finished product or the downstream processing.\nSome of the common additives include organosilicon, amines, carbon black, urea, glycol, resins, kojic acid, calcium sulphate, wood grease, cod oil, etc.\nFrom experimental studies, it had been shown that the use of grinding additives significantly increase the rate of clinker grinding, improve the production rate and result in a decrease in energy costs and decreased grinding time.\nEven though the use of additives was a commercial success in the cement industry, there is still need to have a clearer understanding of how grinding aids work. Much fewer efforts have been put into studying the mode of grinding aids.\nIt\u2019s is a communication process that results in the formation of a new surface. The energy that is needed to produce this new surface can be significantly reduced if the solid surface energy is reduced. This is the mechanism that is believed to be of the improved efficiency.\nThe theory of adsorption-induced reduction in surface energy was also extended to explain the grinding aids mechanism in tumbling mills. It was shown that the adsorption of surfactants could only reduce the strength of the material when plastic deformation is necessary for fracture.\nSince in tumbling mills grinding requires some brittle fracture, the Rehbinder\u2019s effect would not be what is responsible for the action of the grinding aids. Even for plastically deformable materials, the period of stress is too short in the grinding mill, which predominantly impacts fracture.\nAlso important is the fact that the crack propagation velocities during impact breakage in a grinding mill are far greater than the spreading speed of the surfactant molecules. Vapours (from liquid grinding aids) that are absorbed by the solid surface cannot even improve the breakage efficiency by reducing the surface energy of the solid surface.\nThis thus casts doubt on whether adsorption-induced changes in the surface energy are what are accountable for the action of grinding aids.\nWhen molecules of the grinding aid are absorbed on the solid surface, it leads to blocking of the motion of dislocation at the surface, making their move under a stress gradient severe. The plasticity of the material is thus severely reduced, rendering the solid brittle.\nAccording to researchers, this leads to the mechanism of the surfactants action in drilling. But this may not be the case in tumbling mill grinding for some reasons. In the first place, plastic flow is not an important criterion in tumbling mill. Also, in impact fracture, the rate of dislocation movement is a lot slower than in crack propagation.\nArguments abound to attest to the fact that grinding aids readily meet the needs of the valence forces formed during material fracture. Been polar substances, grinding aids are preferentially adsorbed on certain specific sites where the breaking of electrovalent or covalent bonds leading to residual electrical forces. This is what is partially responsible for the improved efficiency of wet grinding about dry grinding as water bipolar in nature.\nIn particular, cases, when the grinding aids are adsorbed by the particles, it results in the formation of similarly charged particles, which implies that repulsion experienced between the particles may be the reason for their dispersion.\nIt is also believed that grinding aids that could chemisorb on solid particles would significantly reduce the adhesive propensities between the particles thus resulting in improved grinding efficiency. And since these adhesive forces depend on the surface area, the grinding efficiency is higher, and the product size produced is finer.\nIn conclusion, the application of grinding aids requires them to be injected into the grinding mills, where adhesive forces are results in obstruction. So they could be used to an advantage, even if the grind is coarser.",
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        "raw_content": "Tips from Donna Wesban Monthly January 2018\nHow much risk can you take?, Key retirement and tax numbers, Start saving now\nWesban Monthly\nHow Much Risk Can You Take?\nMany market shocks are short-lived once investors conclude the event is unlikely to cause lasting economic damage. Still, major market downturns such as the 2000 dot-com bust and the 2008-09 credit crisis are powerful reminders that we cannot control or predict exactly how, where, or when precarious situations will arise.\nMarket risk refers to the possibility that an investment will lose value because of a broad decline in the financial markets, which can be the result of economic or sociopolitical factors. Investors who are willing to accept more investment risk may benefit from higher returns in the good times, but they also get hit harder during the bad times. A more conservative portfolio generally means there are fewer highs, but also fewer lows.\nYour portfolio's risk profile should reflect your ability to endure periods of market volatility, both financially and emotionally. Here are some questions that may help you evaluate your personal relationship with risk.\nYour capacity for risk generally depends on your current financial position (income, assets, and expenses) as well as your age, health, future earning potential, and time horizon. Your time horizon is the length of time before you expect to tap your investment assets for specific financial goals. The more time you have to keep the money invested, the more likely it is that you can ride out the volatility associated with riskier investments. An aggressive risk profile may be appropriate if you're investing for a retirement that is many years away. However, investing for a teenager's upcoming college education may call for a conservative approach.\nHow much risk may be needed to meet your goals?\nlf you know how much money you have to invest and can estimate how much you will need in the future, then it's possible to calculate a \"required return\" (and a corresponding level of risk) for your investments. Older retirees who have sufficient income and assets to cover expenses for the rest of their lives may not need to expose their savings to risk. On the other hand, some risk-averse individuals may need to invest more aggressively to accumulate enough money for retirement and offset another risk: that inflation could erode the purchasing power of their assets over the long term.\nHow much risk are you comfortable taking?\nSome people seem to be born risk-takers, whereas others are cautious by nature, but an investor's true psychological risk tolerance can be difficult to assess. Some people who describe their personality a certain way on a questionnaire may act differently when they are tested by real events.\nMoreover, an investor's attitude toward risk can change over time, with experience and age. New investors may be more fearful of potential losses. Investors who have experienced the cyclical and ever-changing nature of the economy and investment performance may be more comfortable with short-term market swings.\nMarket declines are an inevitable part of investing, but abandoning a sound investment strategy in the heat of the moment could be detrimental to your portfolio's long-term performance. One thing you can do to strengthen your mindset is to anticipate scenarios in which the value of your investments were to fall by 20% to 40%. If you become overly anxious about the possibility of such a loss, it might be helpful to reduce the level of risk in your portfolio. Otherwise, having a plan in place could help you manage your emotions when turbulent times arrive.\nEvery year, the Internal Revenue Service announces cost-of-living adjustments that affect contribution limits for retirement plans, thresholds for deductions and credits, and standard deduction and personal exemption amounts. Here are a few of the key adjustments for 2018.\nEmployees who participate in 401(k), 403(b), and most 457 plans can defer up to $18,500 in compensation in 2018 (up from $18,000 in 2017); employees age 50 and older can defer up to an additional $6,000 in 2018 (the same as in 2017).\nEmployees participating in a SIMPLE retirement plan can defer up to $12,500 in 2018 (the same as in 2017), and employees age 50 and older can defer up to an additional $3,000 in 2018 (the same as in 2017).\nThe limit on annual contributions to an IRA remains unchanged at $5,500 in 2018, with individuals age 50 and older able to contribute an additional $1,000. For individuals who are covered by a workplace retirement plan, the deduction for contributions to a traditional IRA is phased out for the following modified adjusted gross income (AGI) ranges:\nSingle/head of household (HOH)\n$62,000 - $72,000 $63,000 - $73,000\n$99,000 - $119,000 $101,000 - $121,000\nMarried filing separately (MFS)\n$0 - $10,000 $0 - $10,000\nThe 2018 phaseout range is $189,000 - $199,000 (up from $186,000 - $196,000 in 2017) when the individual making the IRA contribution is not covered by a workplace retirement plan but is filing jointly with a spouse who is covered.\nThe modified AGI phaseout ranges for individuals to make contributions to a Roth IRA are:\nSingle/HOH\nThe annual gift tax exclusion for 2018 is $15,000, up from $14,000 in 2017.\nThe gift and estate tax basic exclusion amount for 2018 is $5,600,000, up from $5,490,000 in 2017.\nThe personal exemption amount for 2018 is $4,150, up from $4,050 in 2017. 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        "raw_content": "Decision : 38 COM 7A.4\nRecalling the relevant provisions on the protection of cultural heritage including the four Geneva Conventions (1949), the Hague Convention for the Protection of Cultural Property in the Event of Armed Conflict of 1954 and its related protocols, the Convention for the Protection of the World Cultural and Natural Heritage of 1972, the Delhi UN ESCO Recommendation of 1956 concerning excavations undertaken in occupied territories, the inscription of the Old City of Jerusalem and its Walls at the request of Jordan on the World Heritage List (1981) and on the List of World Heritage in Danger (1982) and related recommendations, resolutions and decisions of UNESCO,\nReaffirming that nothing in the present decision, which aims at the safeguarding of the authenticity, integrity and cultural heritage of the Old City of Jerusalem on both sides of its Walls, shall in any way affect the relevant United Nations resolutions and decisions, in particular the relevant Security Council resolutions on the legal status of Jerusalem,\nDeeply concerned by the persistence of the Israeli illegal excavations and works conducted by settler groups in the Old City of Jerusalem and on both sides of its Walls and the failure of Israel to cease such harmful interventions, requests Israel to timely stop all such violations, in conformity with its obligations under the provisions of related UNESCO Conventions and recommendations,\nRegrets the damaging effect of the Jerusalem Light rail (tram line) at few meters from the Walls of the Old City of Jerusalem as well as the construction of the so called \u201cCity of David National Park\u201d in Silwan at a distance of twenty meters from the Walls of the Old City, the so called \u201cLiba House\u201d project, the extension of the Strauss Building and the Western Wall elevator, which severely affect the visual integrity and the authentic character of the site and requests Israel to restore the original character of the site in conformity with its obligations under the provisions of related UNESCO Conventions and recommendations;\nAlso concerned by Israel plan to build a two-line cable car system to connect the Mughrabi Quarter with the Mount of Olives in the Palestinian East Jerusalem, and also urges Israel to prevent any damage to the integrity and authenticity of the property by abandoning the above mentioned project in conformity with its obligations under the provisions of related UNESCO Conventions and recommendations;\nExpresses its concern regarding the restricting obstacles imposed by Israel on the freedom of access that shall be provided to the competent national authorities including the Jordanian Waqf experts to safeguard the Old City of Jerusalem and both sides of its Walls;\nFurther regrets Israeli extremist groups' continuous incursions into Al-Aqsa Mosque Compound and urges Israel to take necessary measures to prevent such provocative abuses that violate the sanctity and integrity of the Al-Aqsa Mosque Compound and inflame tension on the ground;\nAlso regrets the damage by Israel in 2013 of the historic ceramics atop of the main gates of the Dome of the Rock and the damage of the historic gates and windows of the Qibli Mosque inside al-Aqsa Compound and affirms, in this regard, the necessity to respect and safeguard the integrity, authenticity and cultural heritage of Al-Aqsa Mosque Compound, as reflected in the Status Quo, as a Muslim Holy Site of worship and as an integral part of a World Cultural Heritage site;\nRequests the World Heritage Centre to continue applying the Reinforced Monitoring Mechanism to the Old City of Jerusalem on both sides of its Walls, and also requests it to report every four months on this matter;\nThanks the international donors for their generous contributions to UNESCO projects for the safeguarding of the cultural heritage of the Old City of Jerusalem on both sides of its Walls, and calls upon the international donor community to further support, through extra-budgetary funding, activities aimed at the safeguarding of the integrity and authenticity of the Old City of Jerusalem and both sides of its walls;\nAlso thanks the Director-General of UNESCO and the World Heritage Centre for their efforts aimed at the Safeguarding of the Cultural Heritage of the Old City of Jerusalem on both sides of its walls and invites them to report on this matter at the 39th session of the World Heritage Committee in 2015;\n13. Recalling 176 EX/Special Plenary Meeting Decision, and all UNESCO Executive Board Decisions relating to the Ascent to the Mughrabi Gate in the Old City of Jerusalem,\n14. Taking into consideration the 13th and all previous Reinforced Monitoring Reports and their addenda prepared by the World Heritage Centre as well as the State of Conservation report submitted to the World Heritage Centre by the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan and the State of Palestine,\n15. Acknowledges receipt of the Jordanian design for the restoration and preservation of the Mughrabi Ascent, submitted to the World Heritage Centre on 27 May 2011, and thanks Jordan for its cooperation in accordance with the provisions of the relevant UNESCO Conventions for the Protection of Cultural Heritage;\n16. Expresses its concern regarding the Israeli submission and content of its plan for the Mughrabi Ascent, and requests that the World Heritage Centre consider the design submitted by Jordan;\n17. Also expresses its concern regarding the continuous, intrusive demolitions and illegal excavations in and around the Mughrabi Gate Ascent, and calls on Israel to end such violations, respect the Status Quo, and enable the Jordanian Waqf experts as a part of the competent authorities to maintain and safeguard the site in accordance with the relevant provisions of the UNESCO Conventions and Recommendations in particular the Hague Convention for the Protection of Cultural Property in the Event of Armed Conflict of 1954;\n18. Thanks the Director-General for her attention to the sensitive situation in the Ascent and calls upon her to maintain her efforts in a view to implement all related UNESCO resolutions and decisions;\n19. Recalling the Executive Board decisions 191 EX/Decision 9, 192 EX/Decision 42, 194 EX/Decision5(D) and the World Heritage Committee decisions 37Com/7A.23 and 34 COM/7A.20,\n20. 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        "raw_content": "The predictability part is really important both when trying to reduce the cost of climate change policies as well as when trying to get business to invest in emissions reductions.\nRapid, unexpected changes in economic environment tend to leave companies on dry land with a suddenly unsustainable business model. This is what happened during the oil crisis of the 1970s, or more recently during the financial crisis of 2008. Businessmen also hate insecurity about prospects and will tend to stop investing if they are unsure about what the future will bring, something that will slow any economy. When trying to get businesses to invest in emissions reductions it is important to create as much certainty as possible about what the emissions costs will be. After all \u2013 investing in new technology is risky enough to begin with without having to worry about losing out even if you succeed!\nClearly agreed, slowly growing, globally binding and uniform carbon taxes would be highly predictable and would make it much easier to invest in emissions cuts.\n<-Back Up Next->",
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        "raw_content": "Our services in Augmented Reality (AR)\nAugmented Reality or AR is a contemporary technology where applications are created to provide a physical and real-world environment through an augmented environment. This could be in the context of computer generated images, videos and sounds. In order to understand AR better, it can be viewed as the middle ground between actual reality and virtual reality in which it is includes the combination of both elements. This means that it could be a physical building with virtual labels and text or a physical ball with a virtual playing environment.\nAR is a very interesting technology because it offers a whole new dimension of viewing something be it an object, a scene or anything else. By using a mobile device or a smartphone, the multimedia object like a video or a 3-dimensional item can be imposed onto the screen which in reality is not there. This means that the actual reality scene that you are looking at will include new elements like text or video when viewed through the AR application.\nThe future of Augmented Reality in Malaysia\nTo understand what the future of AR is going to be like, you must know what is happening currently. AR has already reached the point where it is commercially feasible with most limitations solved. Today, there are many design houses that have developed very remarkable AR applications in the market which are used in various business segments.\nWhile these applications are readily available in the market, there is still a vast range of new opportunities for AR, particularly in the advertising industry. Where print media like The Star and others have already ventured into AR to expand their advertising revenue, this segment still has a lot of room to grow as it is highly customizable.\nThe Players in Augmented Reality\nThe major players of AR in the industry are the media giants while world-leader in search services Google recently rolled out its Project Glass to developers which are expected to be available for consumers by the fourth quarter of 2013. The Google Glass project is basically a head mounted display (HMD) which comes with a mini-camera meant for AR.\nThis project allows the user to view information the way they do on a typical smartphone while accessing the internet through voice commands. Such functions can be enjoyed on a hands-free format.\nThe Glass Project is very exciting as it will give consumers a whole new platform of opportunities which will surely change the way human-computer interaction will be. Using the Google\u2019s Android Operating System, the project is undertaken by Google X Lab whose track record include the development of driverless vehicles and other types of future technology.\nWhy are we the expert in Augmented Reality in Malaysia?\nAdvertising.com.my has from the start been the leader and advocate of digital advertising. Since we started, we have actively pushed and promoted online advertising to our clients and advertisers in Malaysia, emphasizing on the importance and effectiveness of this media until we have achieved leadership in this segment.\nFrom there, we have moved on and expanded our range of services where we ventured into mobile advertising and products. We have developed many mobile applications for our clients in many business sectors while assisting them in using this media for their marketing and promotions purposes.\nIn order to stay relevant and effective to our clients, we are constantly sourcing for and finding new technologies so that we constantly stay ahead in the competition. AR has been identified as one of the major markets that we will focus on since 2009. From there, we have rolled-out many award winning AR applications which have benefited our clients\u2019 marketing and advertising efforts.\nHence, by engaging the best and most experienced AR firm in the market, you will surely benefit and enjoy the best leverage for your investment into this technology.",
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        "raw_content": "Based in Manchester, we are the research team at Manchester Metropolitan University (MMU). Our research interest focuses on investigation and design of modern diagnostics system for machines and operating plants. We are active and eager to keep our R&D pace on the edge of technology, which we believe that it is the effective way to find efficient solutions for global engineering challenges.\nOur team has experts and resources to tackle wide range of engineering challenges. Each member has the ability to carry out their work independently while being effective in team working. We are ready to demonstrate our capability in global competitions.\nOur projects involves in multi-disciplinary engineering problems. Major scopes include digital signal processing, energy harvesting and intelligent diagnostics system. Their respective applications are: renewable and hybrid power systems, oil and gas engineering solution, automotive and rail system and aerospace engineering.\nCompleted project at AID\nCheck out what we have done to realise exciting ideas to practical applications.",
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        "raw_content": "[1] Entry Fee per category: $35 (Non-Refundable) through October 31st.\nLate registration fee per category: $50 (Non-Refundable) from November 1st - November 5th.\nThe last day to register is November 5th. **If we reach capacity before the deadline, you will be added to a waiting list and we will only accept participants from the waitlist on a first come first serve basis depending on whether we have any dropouts.** Please register early to ensure your registration goes through!\nFor Duets, both participants need their own individual participant pass.\nFor Dance groups, only one participant pass is required for the group, but please provide the names of all participants in the group.\nGeneral Admission for the three days of competition is $20. After the registration period closes, you can only buy General Admission tickets at the door.\n[2] Category Time Limits: 6 minutes for all categories. Instrument tuning is expected to be done offstage so there is minimal disruption to the schedule. After 30 seconds, we will signal to start the performance and begin the 6 minute clock.\n[3] Going over the time limits will incur a 10 point penalty from the overall score of the participants.\n[4] Accompaniment: You are required to arrange for your own accompaniment (if needed) whether it is via an electronic taalmala or live person. Accompanists are required to have a general admission pass (unless they have their own participant pass). Please coordinate with your accompanist to be on time for your category so you do not incur a time penalty for lateness. If you request us to help place you with a live accompanist, we recommend you arrive at the venue as early as possible to meet and potentially practice once with them. Please understand that it may not always be possible to practice beforehand as our accompanists are in high demand between our multiple stages. AIMFA tablas on stage are for AIMFA staff use only. These tablas are not to be traded between stages/rooms. If you are bringing your own tabla accompaniment, they must use their own instruments.\n[5] Judges' decisions are FINAL and cannot be APPEALED.\n[6]Any indication of off stage guidance will result in instant disqualification of the competitor.\n[7] Prizes for groups with 10 or more will be as follows otherwise only trophies and certificates will be provided.\n********[1st Prize: $150.00********[2nd Prize: $100.0*0] ********[3rd Prize: $50.00]********\n[8] Age Groups: [1] 12 & Under [2] 13 to 20 [3] 21 and over.\nPlease email us and select the checkbox in the registration form if Participant is under 7 years old.\n[9] There is a limit of 3 Categories for participants under 21 years old and a limit of 2 Categories for participants over the age of 21. This limit includes the duet category. A participant (of any age) may only be entered in one duet with one partner.\n[10] The Performance category is a non-competitive category, any person may enter in this category once and can perform any discipline listed in the categories of the competition. This is strictly a showcase in the competition for those who want to display their talents. Participation is first-come first-serve, only 10 participants will be taken. An audition tape maybe requested.\n[11] The Academy may cancel any category when there is not enough participants entered. You will be notified and entry fees for that category will be returned.\n[12] Dances of India can consist of Folk, Regional, Bollywood Film, Solo or Group. Please bring your music tracks on a USB drive to the hall. It is your responsibility to have the tracks playble from a USB drive at the hall. We cannot guarentee the performance of any internet connections at the venue. If we do not have your music at the start of the category, a time penalty will be incurred.\n[13] DEADLINE: ENTRIES MUST BE RECEIVED BY MONDAY November 5, 2018 If we reach full capacity before the deadline, we will start adding people to a waitlist. We will only accept participants from the waitlist on a first come first serve basis depending on whether we have any dropouts. Please do not wait to register if you are interested.\n[14] If you do not receive a receipt for your participant pass, you have not finished the registration process!\n[15] Please email us with any questions: aimfa.administration@aimfa.org\n[16] Entry forms can be submitted online or downloaded and mailed to us.\n[17] The order of participants is randomized and posted in the venue at the start of the competition. Changes to that order will only be made if a competitior is scheduled to be on both stages at the same time and are at the discretion of AIMFA staff.\nTROPHY & CERTIFICATE\nRegister for the competition",
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        "raw_content": "Illegal Capping Scam; Inmate Referral of Bail Bond Company Information in Visalia, CA. Don\u2019t be a Victim; Call a Licensed, Reputable Bail Bonds Company to Get Out of Jail!\nInmate \u201cCapping\u201d An Unscrupulous Practice that Occurs Inside Jails\nCapping has been occurring inside our jails for years, in fact this illegal activity has occurred in every jail in California for decades. Unfortunately this unscrupulous practice shows literally no signs of slowing down and new victims fall prey to this method of illegal referral almost every day.\nWhat is the Meaning of Capping?\nWhat is capping? Capping is used by fraudulent bail bond companies to build up their businesses. How is it done? The corrupt bail bond company literally hires inmates inside the jail to refer them new customers. Reputable bail bond agencies, like the experienced professionals at Ajua Bail Bonds are strictly against this illegal practice. 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Payphones will be available for you to contact family, friends or someone else who can help such as a bail bondsman. It is at this point that another inmate will approach you and begin a conversation. What starts as a seemingly innocent exchange turns to questions about you and the reason for your arrest. Before you know it, the other inmate is recommending a bail bondsman that can help you and next thing you know, he is offering you the phone number. What your probably don\u2019t even realize is that your newly acquired friend is being paid by the bondsman that he is referring you to for your business. It is not uncommon for these paid inmates (cappers) to use forceful tactics along with threats if you don\u2019t want to take their suggestions. Remember, they are being paid for generating business for the bail bond company and will do everything in their power to make sure you call their favored bondsman.\nFraudulent Bail Bond Companies Use Capping Today!\nDespite efforts by law enforcement officials, capping continues to remain an ongoing problem and is one of the single sources of revenue generated by fraudulent bail bond agencies. Victims are numerous, and it comes as no surprise to the defendant and the defendant\u2019s family that a company that is using this illegal practice to generate business will take their money and then impose additional and unnecessary conditions along with extorting more money at every available opportunity. Indemnity Agreements or bail bond contracts, give the issuing company authority over their clients. It is not unheard of for these unscrupulous bail bond companies to surrender clients back into custody even if they are doing everything they are supposed to and making all of their scheduled court appearances. Despite how common this practice is in our judicial system, there is no recourse or refunds for victims. The business of capping affects everyone including the courts and taxpayers in the form of unpaid summary judgments.\nFor a bail bond service you can trust, contact the knowledgeable professionals at Ajua Bail Bonds today. We are family owned and operated, licensed and insured for your complete satisfaction and peace of mind and available 24/7 for immediate response. You are in honest, capable hands when you contact the experienced and knowledgeable bail bonds men at Ajua!\nWhen Is Posting a Bail Bond An Option to Get Out of Jail After You Are Arrested in Atwater CA?\nIf you have broken the law, whether the crime is big or small the chances that you can get bail are pretty good. Depending on the crime an amount will be set by the judge and that will determine how much you have to pay to bail out of jail. There are some circumstances that bail will be denied and you will have to wait in jail for your trial and sentencing. Just because you get out of jail by bailing out you are still on the hook for the crime that was committed. You will be required to attend all court dates and spend the time that is given to you when you are sentenced. That does not mean that you will be sent back to jail. Each case is handled individually and there are many circumstances that go into the sentencing and the fines that may be assessed. 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The family mem\nBail Bond Forfeiture?\nA bail bond forfeiture happens when that criminal or defendant fails to be in court on the scheduled date. The judge will then order a hearing to determine if the defendant had a good reason to miss their court date. Acceptable reasons to miss a court date are; no notification of hearing which means the defendant didn\u2019t get their notice. This only happens when it is proven that the notification wasn\u2019t mailed, if there is an unforeseeable medical emergency like being rushed to the hospital or being forced to stay in a hospital overnight making it impossible for them to be there. The other reason is if their lawyer withdraws without notice within a week of their court date. Those are the only reasons that can allow the defendant to miss their court date. If the reason isn\u2019t a good one then a warrant for their arrest will be issued. If the person cannot be located by the date selected the court will go forward with bond forfeiture proceedings. The company or the individual who posted the money for their bail is then responsible to pay the amount that bail was set at.\nFinding Defendants Who Miss Court Dates\nBail bond companies will sometimes hire individuals called bounty hunters or skip tracers to find fleeing defendants. Jumping bail is a felony offense in many jurisdictions which can lead to additional jail time. If they are able find them before the bond forfeiture is finalized then the court generally won\u2019t require the company to pay the bond. If the bail bond forfeiture does go through and the bond is collected, it cannot be refunded.\nEmergency Bail Bonds in Fresno, Atwater, Merced, Selma, Visalia, Hanford and Madera and the Central Valley of California\nHaving a loved one go to jail can be very upsetting. There are steps you can take to get them out to prepare for their day on court. Call Ajua Bail Bonds to make it happen in the Central Valley of California!\nRamey Warrant in Madera CA; Definition, Purpose & How Long is a Ramey Arrest Warrant Good For?\nRamey Warrant Definition\nIn layman\u2019s terms a Ramey Warrant is still an arrest warrant but the means in which the warrant is obtained by law enforcement is vastly different. A law enforcement agency will typically obtain a warrant through the District Attorney, in the case of a Ramey warrant; the police agency will bypass the District Attorney and instead go directly to a Judge.\nHow Does a Ramey Warrant Differ from a Walk Through Arrest Warrant?\nIn most cases, law enforcement agencies will submit a report to the District Attorney\u2019s office. If the District Attorney feels that the evidence supports the need to file a case, the police agency can ask that the case be filed and a warrant issued simultaneously. This process is referred to as a Walk-through Warrant. With a Ramey Warrant, the arresting officer may choose to skip the District Attorney at least for the time being. The law enforcement agency will submit a report and a declaration to the judge that sets out the reasons for the requested warrant. If the judge feels there is sufficient evidence that the person in question has indeed committed a crime, then he/she will issue a Ramey warrant. Ramey warrants are often requested and processed after normal business hours which makes the process much faster than waiting for more traditional channels to become available.\nWhat is the Purpose of a Ramey Warrant\nThe most common reason for law enforcement officials to request a Ramey Warrant is when the officer feels he may not have enough evidence for the District Attorney to file the charges. If the judge issues a Ramey Warrant, the police officer can arrest the person and question them to try and obtain additional evidence to further support the case. Should the individual in question refuse to co-operate, the officer will either file the case with the evidence he/she has or release the individual. A Ramey warrant is typically three to four pages long and contains information that includes the name of the suspect, last known address as well as a physical description. A statement of probable cause is also included in the warrant and is prepared by the law enforcement officer under penalty of perjury, along with a description of the crime or crimes that have allegedly been committed by the suspect and a full list of name(s) of any victim(s).\nBail Bonds & Walk Through Bonds in Fresno, Atwater, Merced, Selma, Visalia, Hanford and Madera and the Central Valley of California to Get You or a Loved One Out of Jail Fast!\nA bail amount will also be specified in the warrant. Once the suspect is arrested on the Ramey Warrant, he or she will be held for 48 hours to be interviewed and allow the officer to turn over the file containing evidence and statements to the prosecutor\u2019s office. Once this is completed, formal charges may then be officially filed against the suspect. A Ramey Warrant remains valid for 90 days after the date it is issued. If you are interested in learning more about Ramey Warrants, contact the professionals at Ajua Bail Bonds today. Our bail bond agents are available 24/7 to answer your questions and help you through the bail bond process quickly and discretely.\nCan a You Bail Someone Out Of Jail in Hanford CA? Bail Bonds for Relatives, Friends or Own Recognizance\nIf you have been arrested, the first thing that is running through most people\u2019s mind is how fast can you get bailed out. The next thought is who you are going to call. You may think that you need to call a relative to get you out of jail but you are wrong. You can ask a friend or someone that you know to bail you out of jail. The issue will come down to how well you know that person and whether they are willing to stick their neck out on your behalf. They are going to have to feel confident enough that you are going to make it to all your court dates and pay whatever fines you are required to pay. If they are not confident that you will do these things or pay them back the fees that they had to pay to the bail company for the set bail amount, they may not be willing. There are many people that call a friend to bail them out because their family is unavailable. There are also times that you can bail out of jail on your own without using anyone to sign on your behalf. This is getting out on your own recognizance and it will require you to be responsible for yourself. 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        "raw_content": "Answers.com\u00ae Categories Business & Finance Business and Industry Small Business and Entrepreneurship\nDetails of national policies for the development of small scale industries?\nIn\tSmall Business and Entrepreneurship,\tEconomics,\tIndustries and Professions\nTranslation of \"christmas\" in zulu\nWhat is a small scale industry?\nA small scale industry is a business or project is created on either a small budget or for a small group of people. For instance if someone starts a laundry service just around their neighbourhood, that is small, not too expensive to start or manage but not too cheap either. Another example is a sma\u2026ll pizzeria or a kiosk or say a moving around with an ice-cream van, these are types of small scale industries. (MORE)\nHow do you get loans for small scale industries?\nTo get loans for small scale industries, first create your businessplan. 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The others are mearly niche market contenders in a fluctuating market and are subject to the direct effects of consumer interest.\nSmall scale industry?\nis that industry which has less amount of workers,no machineryis used,less transport,there are no transformers to do the work,all the work is done by hands e.g embroidery ETC..\nWhat are some types of small scale industries?\nAll types of small-scale industries found in India whether in manufacturing sector or service sector are divided into five types: 1. Manufacturing Industries: Those units which are producing complete articles for direct consumption and also for processing industries are called as manufacturing ind\u2026ustries. For example : Powerlooms, engineering industries, coin industries, khadi industries, food processing industries etc. 2. Ancillary Industries: The industries which are producing parts and components and rendering services to large industries are called as ancillary industries. 3. Service Industries: Service industries are those which are covering light repair shops necessary to maintain mechanical equipments. These industries are essentially machine- based. 4. Feeder Industries: Feeder industries are those which are specialising in certain types of products and services, e.g. casting, electro-plating, welding, etc. 5. Mining or Quarries. (MORE)\nSmall scale industries?\nIndustries which require small investments and capital are called small scale industries.these industries require less investment and less labours and products are manufactured at less costs.example:package industries\nWhere to register small scale industries in India?\nI was searching for the same for quite some time Google returns this result, which seems to be the most promising amongst all, Check out http://india.gov.in/business/start_business/start_business.php\nDifferent types of small scale industries?\nTypes of small scale industries in India All types of small-scale industries found in India whether in manufacturing sector or service sector are divided into five types: 1. Manufacturing Industries: Those units which are producing complete articles for direct consumption and also for processi\u2026ng industries are called as manufacturing industries. For example : Powerlooms, engineering industries, coin industries, khadi industries, food processing industries etc. 2. Ancillary Industries: The industries which are producing parts and components and rendering services to large industries are called as ancillary industries. 3. Service Industries: Service industries are those which are covering light repair shops necessary to maintain mechanical equipments. These industries are essentially machine- based. 4. Feeder Industries: Feeder industries are those which are specialising in certain types of products and services, e. . g. casting, electro-plating, welding, etc. 5. Mining or Quarries. The Mining industry in India is a major economic activity which contributes significantly to the economy of India. The GDP contribution of the mining industry varies from 2.2% to 2.5% only but going by the GDP of the total industrial sector it contributes around 10% to 11%. (MORE)\nWhat is the definition of small scale industry in India?\nAn industrial undertaking in which the investment in fixed assets in plant and machinery whether held on ownership terms on lease or on hire purchase does not exceed Rs 10 million. The industries in India which are organised on a small scale and produce goods with the help of small machines, hire\u2026d labour and power, are the small scale industries present in India. (MORE)\nDisadvantages of small scale industries?\nFinancial constraints, price disadvantages, a lack of marketing and distribution network, and a burden from the government are all disadvantages commonly faced by small-scale industry.\nWhat is the difference between large scale and small scale industry?\nLarge scale industries refers to those industries which require huge infrastructure, man power and a have influx of capital assets.Their investment or capital is generally more than 1 crore. Small scale industry means an industry that has capital less than 1 crore. Almost all items can be manufactur\u2026ed in a small scale industry, but there are large scale manufacturing activities like rolling mills, extrusion presses, pilger mills etc., that cost much more. (MORE)\nWhat is the difference between a cottage industry and a small-scale industry?\nA cottage industry is even smaller than a small scale industry. Forexample weaving at home and selling is a cottage industry while asmall scale industry is lesser in technology and capital than alarge scale industry but is bigger than a cottage industry.\nAdvantages of small scale industries?\nAdvantages of establishing small scale industries: 1. Employment 2. Meets the demand of local market 3. Gainful Employment to women 4. Less burden on imports 5. Less Capital 6. Less sophisticated technology 7. Good use of raw material\nCharacteristics of small scale industries?\nCharacteristics of a Small Scale Business A few examples of small-scale businesses include a flea market or shopping mall booth, a consultancy business, or even a computer repair shop that moves into retail space. Small-scale businesses typically consist of one owner and his shop. The business owne\u2026r sells products and/or services supplied by a franchise company or created by the owner himself. This type of business is flexible, which means that the owner can generally set hours at any time to accommodate customers. Startup The initial start-up costs for a small-scale business are usually pretty low, depending on the specific business model and what products/services are being sold. A small-scale business selling retail goods at flea markets will only need require funds to purchase initial inventory and pay for a spot at the flea market. Likewise, the owner of a small business selling homemade goods only needs to worry about purchasing materials to make the goods. Small-scale businesses that offer consultation services, such as tax preparation or nutritional services, also have very low overhead costs. Portability A small-scale business is generally portable, making it easy to set up and tear down. Holiday gift shops that sell candles and novelty items are a perfect example of portability; all that's typically required is empty space at a shopping mall with a small table or booth to display products. Small-scale businesses also need a way to accept payments. Small credit card terminals and portable cash registers are perfect for these needs. Employees Usually very few employees, if any, work for a small-scale business. This type of business may have one or two employees for busy times. 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People from theblue-collar industry are able to find a common market for theirgoods because of the small scale industry.\nWhat is the definition of small scale industry?\nThe industries which are organizedOn a small scale and produce goods with the help of small Machines hired labour and power as small scale industries\nExamples of small scale industries?\nMost of the small scale industries are usually privately ownedpartnerships with less than 50 employees. Examples of the smallscale industries includes convenience stores, grocery shops, and alocal food kiosk just but to mention a few.\nIntroduction of small scale industries?\nThe introduction of small scale industries has helped in boostingthe economies of most countries. For those people who could notstart large industries, this has served their interests.\nShort note on small scale industry?\nCottage industry or Home industry means the manufacturing of goods at home by hands, with small capital and on a small scale by the members of a family. In the past cottage industries played an important role in the economy of our country. They provided employment to a large number of people. Th\u2026e destruction of the cottage industries is one of the main causes of poverty in our country. In India cottage industries have a more important part to play than any other country. They can help a lot in solving the problem of unemployment and poverty. For more than four months in a year, our cultivators have no work to do. Cottage industries can give the cultivator useful employment during spare time. Cottage industries have some real and practical advantages. They make the best use of woman labour. They make the work joyful and pleasant. There is no corruption and no exploitation of the poor by the rich. In cottage Industries there is no fear of a quarrel between the labour and factory owner. (MORE)\nType of small scale industries?\nThe SSIs are broadly classified into following categories: manufacturing, assembling, processing; services; and repairing and maintenance\nImpact of globalization in small scale industries?\nSmall scale industries have felt the impact of globalization.Because globalization puts everything on such a large scale, smallbusinesses have struggled with things like obtaining credit, andfinding a client base.\nClassification of small scale industry?\nCLASSIFICATION OF SMALL SCALE INDUSTRY UNIT 1) Manufacturing Industries Manufacturing industries are those industries producing complete articles for direct consumption and also process industries. 2) Feeder Industries Feeder industries specializing in certain types of products and servic\u2026es. Eg: casting electro-planting, welding etc. 3) Serving Industries Serving industries provides covering light, repair, shops necessary to maintain mechanical services. 4) Ancillary to Large Industries Ancillary to large industries produces parts and components and rendering services. 5) Mining or Quarrying Industries These are the various types of small-scale industrial units. (MORE)\nHow do you start small scale industry in hyderabad?\nI am also looking for the same if you know any thing please let me know. Regards. B. Satyanarayana Reddy. 9849318155\nCriteria for small scale industries?\nProvisional Registration Certificate (PRC) : In order to take steps to set up an industry for a particular product at a particular place, one needs to Register it with the state Government's District or Tehsil Industries Centre (DIC / TIC etc), which issues a Provisional Registration certificate \u2026(PRC).To get the PRC, apply to the DIC etc in prescribed format with a Project Report / Project Profile. A 2 to 3 page project report / profile would suffice if it is a small SSI. It would highlight the background of the entrepreneur, plant & machinery to be bought & its value, details of where the product would sell & at what price, and the sources of funds including term loan, working capital loan, own equity, etc. For large SSI project, details like cash-flow chart will also be needed.The DIC etc will issue the PRC (normally, across the table) if the investment in plant & machinery is within Rs. 1 Crore, the product is not banned, and such an activity is declared as an industry (many services like IT, Hotels, Hospitals are included). The PRC is valid for 3-years, and can be extended if the entrepreneur cites unavoidable circumstances.The PRC is a prerequisite for getting other permissions - permission of local authority to set up the industry, Trade licence, Power, Pollution clearance, clearance of inspector of Boilers, Registration for commercial Taxes (State & Central sales tax) etc. The PRC is also needed for obtaining Term Loan & Working Capital. Permanent Registration Certificate (PMT) Having set up the unit and achieved Trial production, the entrepreneur is expected to take the Permanent registration (PMT). This is also issued by the DIC etc. To get PMT, apply in prescribed format along with copies of PRC, Power sanction, Municipal / Panchayat Licence, First Sale Invoice, Lease or rental agreement, Partnership Deed or Memorandum of Association (in case of limited co.), and a required affidavit. The PMT is normally issued either after inspection or without inspection subject to later verification. http://www.iitk.ac.in/siic/html/startingbusiness/Business3.html (MORE)\nWhat is capital for small scale industry?\nSmall scale industries are those whose capital investment 1 crore on plant and machinery is called SSI\nWhat is the importance of small scale industries?\n'_, i think that the small scale industries is very important to our country in order to survive and especially to those people who needs job.. The following are some of the important role played by small- scale industries in India. 1. Employment generation: The basic problem that is confronting\u2026 the Indian economy is increasing pressure of population on the land and the need to create massive employment opportunities. This problem is solved to larger extent by small-scale industries because small- scale industries are labour intensive in character. They generate huge number of employment opportunities. Employment generation by this sector has shown a phenomenal growth. It is a powerful tool of job creation. 2. Mobilisation of resources and entrepreneurial skill: Small-scale industries can mobilize a good amount of savings and entrepreneurial skill from rural and semi-urban areas remain untouched from the clutches of large industries and put them into productive use by investing in small-scale units. Small entrepreneurs also improve social welfare of a country by harnessing dormant, previously overlooked talent. Thus, a huge amount of latent resources ;re being mobilised by the small-scale sector for the development of the economy. 3. Equitable distribution of income: Small entrepreneurs stimulate a redistribution of wealth, income and political power within societies in ways that are economically positive and without being politically disruptive. Thus small-scale industries ensures equitable distribution of income and wealth in the Indian society which is largely characterised by more concentration of income and wealth in the organised section keeping unorganised sector undeveloped. This is mainly due to the fact that small industries are widespread as compared to large industries and are having large employment potential. 4. Regional dispersal of industries: There has been massive concentration of industries m a few large cities of different states of Indian union. People migrate from rural and semi urban areas to these highly developed centres in search of employment and sometimes to earn a better living which ultimately leads to many evil consequences of over-crowding, pollution, creation of slums, etc. This problem of Indian economy is better solved by small- scale industries which utilise local resources and brings about dispersion of industries in the various parts of the country thus promotes balanced regional development. 5. Provides opportunities for development of technology: Small-scale industries have tremendous capacity to generate or absorb innovations. They provide ample opportunities for the development of technology and technology in return, creates an environment conducive to the development of small units. The entrepreneurs of small units play a strategic role in commercialising new inventions and products. It also facilitates the transfer of technology from one to the other. As a result, the economy reaps the benefit of improved technology. 6. Indigenisation: Small-scale industries make better use of indigenous organisational and management capabilities by drawing on a pool of entrepreneurial talent that is limited in the early stages of economic development. They provide productive outlets for the enterprising independent people. They also provide a seed bed for entrepreneurial talent and a testing round for new ventures. 7. Promotes exports: Small-scale industries have registered a phenomenal growth in export over the years. The value of exports of products of small-scale industries has increased to Rs. 393 crores in 1973-74 to Rs. 71, 244 crores in 2002-03. This contributes about 35% India's total export. Thus they help in increasing the country's foreign exchange reserves thereby reduces the pressure on country's balance of payment. 8. Supports the growth of large industries: The small-scale industries play an important role in assisting bigger industries and projects so that the planned activity of development work is timely attended. They support the growth of large industries by providing, components, accessories and semi finished goods required by them. In fact, small industries can breath vitality into the life of large industries. 9. Better industrial relations: Better industrial relations between the employer and employees helps in increasing the efficiency of employees and reducing the frequency of industrial disputes. The loss of production and man-days are comparatively less in small- scale industries. There is hardly any strikes and lock out in these industries due to good employee-employer relationship. Of course, increase in number of units, production, employment and exports of small- scale industries over the years are considered essential for the economic growth and development of the country. It is encouraging to mention that the small-scale enterprises accounts for 35% of the gross value of the output in the manufacturing sector, about 80% of the total industrial employment and about 40% of total export of the country. (MORE)\nRoles of small scale industries in economic development of nigeria?\nSmall scale industries have a big impact. They provide morepersonalized services in the area, more jobs, and more money to theeconomy.\nDifference between small scale industries and large scale industries?\nThere are many differences between large scale and small scaleindustries. For instance, large scale industries involve manyworkers and large machines while in small scale industries, smallmachines and limited manpower do the work.\nList of small scale industries in Pakistan?\nthey are : paints and varnishes ceramic industry paper ind surgical ind. sports goods ind. garments ind. chemicals and cosmetics automotive and transport food and beverages financial services energy and water pharmaceuticals conglomerate banking sector advertising tobac\u2026co apparel (MORE)\nWhat is small scale and large scale industry?\nsmall scale industry:- 1.these industry employ less no. of persons. 2.most of the wok is done by man power and small machines. 3.Raw-material used are less so production also less. 4.they are scattered in rural and urban areas and are in the private sectors e.g.cycle,T.V.radio. large scale ind\u2026ustry:- 1.these industries employ a large no of persons. 2. mostly work is done by machines and laborers. 3.Raw material used is large and production is mass. 4.they are located in urban centers and are in the public sectors and run by big industries. (MORE)\nHow is the international trade related to the standard of living of the US as opposed to small industrial nation or of a developing nation?\nFirst of all, most of the smaller nations depend on international trade mainly because of their relatively small domestic economy. By leveraging on larger nations such as US, these smaller nations are able to sell their goods to a bigger market and hence increasing their export revenue and in turn, \u2026reducing unemployment. The raise in income will thus lead to higher standard of living. In addition, developing nations focused on low-value manufactured goods or primary products due to their lack of technology expertise. These goods may be labor-intensive as well, for example China. In comparison, US's standard of living is improved through international trade because the abundance of low-value goods available lowers the international prices and this lower prices benefit consumers. As consumer, you are able to buy more with the same amount of money which is equivalent to higher standard of living. If US decides to move towards protectionism, what happens is that domestic consumption will rely mainly on domestic production, which is at a higher cost. This prevents the country from reaping the benefits of comparative advantage of international trade. (MORE)\nFull detail about industrial development and environment?\nSimple question, long, involved, complex answer. Do some reading at your local library to understand why\nWhat is the prospect of small scale industries in India?\nthese small scale industries help in increasing GDP of a country as these are mainly situated in backward areas and also provide employment.\nWhat are the roles of small scale industries in the economic development?\nHere is one case study.. which will answer your question... A number of large-scale factories (with more than 1,000 employees) in Japan have shut down since the second oil crisis, and this can be attributed to technological innovation. The need to save energy and resources has had an effect in t\u2026he areas of labour, materials usage, and energy consumption. A fierce competition to continually come up with a new product has emerged and has led to notably shortened life spans of goods. These developments have resulted in a decrease in the number of large-scale factories. High consumption levels have transformed the mass-production system into a system producing high-quality goods in small quantities to meet market needs and to diversify risks. Under these circumstances, the traditional Japanese employment pattern has been eroded, some of the effects of which have been mentioned in the preceding section on female labour. The size and importance of the role of medium- and small-scale industry in the whole of the Japanese manufacturing industry is not widely known in the third world. Neither is it known that there is a structure linking these industries with the more internationally famous Japanese enterprises in business and technology. The definition of medium- and small-scale industry has differed according to the period, varying in maximum complement from 10 to 20 to 100 employees. Today, government classification designates enterprises with less than 300 employees and capital of less than Y 100 million as medium- to small-scale. 45 According to statistics, factories with fewer than 20 employees account for 87.3 per cent of the total number in Japan, employ 20.1 per cent of all workers, and contribute 12.6 per cent of the total national output. Factories with more than 500 employees, on the other hand, comprise only 0.3 per cent (1.807 total of all factories in Japan; they employ 20.5 per cent of the nation's workers (2,246,000) and account for 38.3 per cent of total output. While in Japan factories with fewer than 100 workers make up 98.0 per cent of the total and employ 58.0 per cent of all workers, in the United States, the respective figures are 87.7 per cent and 25.4 per cent, and in West Germany the corresponding proportions are 72.6 per cent and 18.7 per cent. The percentages for factories in Japan employing more than 1,000 workers are 0.1 per cent and 13.4 per cent, in the United States 0.6 per cent and 27.5 percent, and in West Germany 2.2 per cent and 38.0 percent. 46 Aside from the statistical significance of these comparisons, it is clear that even in highly industrialized countries, medium- and small-scale factories have a role, and that, depending on the type of technology and industry, an enlargement of scale may be unwise or impossible. Japanese medium- and small-scale enterprises were forced to renew their equipment in search of high efficiency as they faced a serious shortage of labour during and after the rapid economic growth of the 1960s. The two oil crises forced them to confront increased costs in both labour and materials. The changes and intensification in competition forced them to renovate their operations. Some of Japan's famous enterprises that maintained a small scale as an ideal size for the development of new products also underwent this process of adjustment. From around 1975, the upgrading of facilities by small and medium enterprises brought about a new phase. The attainment of a high technological level has given the exports of these enterprises a competitiveness in international markets. The use of ICs in the production process has minimized differences in manufacturing capability and in the quality of products among manufacturers, so that the original equipment manufacturer (OEM) system has spread rapidly to enterprises of all sizes, small, medium, and large. Whether this represents a new stage of internal structure in the national network of technology is uncertain, but we may say it is a new phase, inasmuch as in the manufacturing industry, there have always been two opposing types, one seeking stability, the other continuous growth. 47 The need in Japan for small and medium enterprises and their significance in society will not likely change. A good example of the trend is the fact that factories with fewer than 300 workers account for 99.5 per cent of the factories in Tokyo and employ 74 per cent of all factory workers there. Also of note is that small, medium' and large factories are located strategically, in accordance with the vital technological and business relationships they share. In terms of development, what this process represents is the dissemination and development of modern urban industrial technology. In effect, the process is one in which those who have mastered the technology of a production process (or kind of job) at a specific level have separated it from the mainstream and become independent entrepreneurs (i.e. from process subdivision to process separation). Providing an entrepreneur has a clientele, it is his technological ability that assures his independence. However, if the separation is made merely in the form of a change in the place of production as simply an extension of the subdivision of the production process, the new establishment represents in fact an affiliate of the parent company, much like a subcontractor within the plant. Furthermore, in some cases, depending on the type of industry and general business conditions, it will become necessary to master the technology of the entire production process to make the separation. In establishing independence, technology is transferred from the head shop, much as skills and knowledge are handed down from a master craftsman to his apprentice or, in the Japanese custom of norenwake (giving the name of one's shop to a former employee), one merchant helps another set up a business. This is easier to do with technology that needs little start-up investment (most such technology usually requires higher skills). If the amount of initial investment is large, it becomes necessary to depend on borrowed capital, especially commercial financing. When this happens and materials and machines are leased, customarily the business starts as a processor and operates under a processing-fee system. As long as production is divided into separate small production processes, the processing fees remain low. Under these circumstances, the differences of skills, that is, the technologies of small independent enterprises, determine the differences in efficiency of production and of the use of raw materials. Many owners of small- and medium-scale enterprises are self-made men who accumulated technology and forged ahead on the road to self-reliance. In addition to the classification of industry in terms of scale, it can be classified according to modern vs. traditional. Applying this classification, what one discovers is that most small-scale enterprises are in traditional industries and engaged in the production of consumer goods and services. While factory production uses modern technology, native industry depends on traditional technology, machines, and tools. In terms of scale, the range is from several workers to several hundred, and yet, according to one study, even in the 1930s, traditional industry output occupied a quarter of the gross industrial production. According to statistics since the middle of the past century, 80 per cent of gross national expenditure has been for personal consumption and most of it for the consumption of traditional goods (foods, clothing, textiles, china ware, and other general merchandise). The position of small-scale industry in the national economy has been highest after agriculture. As stated in regard to textile technology, yarn was manufactured at modern factories, while fabrics were woven in the traditional manner and places of production and sold through the historical wholesale system. Thus, the two were not in an exclusive relationship, but in a mutually supplementary, interdependent relationship, which aided the development of both. After World War II, the modernization of traditional technology changed this situation, and the scale of enterprise began to reflect the specialization in technology, though not without exception. What is important is the formation of an interlinkage between traditional and new technologies by which traditional technology is finally modernized. It is the transition from a stage in which technology determines management to one in which management decides the orientation and level of the technology. For this reason, the process of technological improvement is characterized by integration of management ability and the potential of the technology. The smaller the enterprise, the more it depends on management's technological ability. It is noteworthy that, as early as 1900, before Japanese technology became self-reliant, the products of small industries made up a high percentage of Japan's exports. Raw silk accounted for 22.3 per cent, woven silk 9.3 per cent, green tea 4.0 per cent, matches 2.9 per cent, and silk handkerchiefs 2.2 per cent; thus, manufacturers using traditional technology accounted for more than 40 per cent of total exports. The last stage in match production (i.e. packing) depended on people working at home and was so labor-intensive that even young children were used among the urban poor, especially in the large cities, notably Tokyo and Osaka. (MORE)\nWhat are the various sickness in small scale industries?\nSmall scale business due to small capital may not last for a long period of time.2.purchasing of the same value of goods.3.financial imbalance.\nWhich is most profitable small scale industry?\nThe most profitable small scale industry will vary from one regionto another. Some of the common small scale businesses that arequite profitable include stationeries, export business, law firms,accounting services and health specialists.\nHow large scale industries differ from small scale industries?\nIn a small scale industry only fewer labourers are required. But in a large scale industry more labourers are needed. Another difference is the amount of resources invested in the bisness process.\nWhat is Small scale cottage industry?\nA cottage industry is a small industrial unit which the owner and his or her family run thamselves\nWhat is the importance of industry in national development?\nIndustry to the nation is extremely important. Without industries, our country will not make progress. It is on the record that only those nations are on top who are also on top in the industrialization.\nWhat are roles in economic development of small scale industries?\nfor creating a job for a single person, in any country irrespective of their economic backgrounds government need atleast 0.5million usd to create a permanent job for that person,which is very difficult to implement so government encourage new entreprenuer's to start up small scale industry and give\u2026's some concession's to it,these small scale industries's depending upon their scale of profit level can give employement and can give a descent salary.these small scale industries contribute to the majority of GDP of a nation. (MORE)\nWhat is the procedure for starting a small scale industry?\nPlease clarify: you wish to start a small scale industry? Perhaps you mean, small scale business?\nWhat is the conclusion can be given on small scale industry?\nSmall scale industries are usually have more labor work, but arevery important. One major thing is they help with creatingemployment.\nWhat is definition Small Scale Industries?\nThe industries in India which are organised on a small scale and produce goods with the help of small machines, hired labour and power, are the small scale industries . 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        "raw_content": "\u201cAntony Beevor, using many overlooked and new sources from Dutch, British, American, Polish and German archives, has reconstructed the terrible reality of this epic clash. Yet this book, written in Beevor's inimitable and gripping narrative style, is about much more than a single dramatic battle. It looks into the very heart of war. \u201d\nOn 17 September 1944, General Kurt Student, the founder of Nazi Germany\u2019s parachute forces, heard the growing roar of aero engines. He went out on to his balcony above the flat landscape of southern Holland to watch the vast air armada of Dakotas and gliders, carrying the British 1st Airborne and the American 101st and 82nd Airborne Divisions. He gazed up in envy at the greatest demonstration of paratroop power ever seen.\nOperation Market Garden, the plan to end the war by capturing the bridges leading to the Lower Rhine and beyond, was a bold concept: the Americans thought it unusually bold for Field Marshal Montgomery. But the cost of failure was horrendous, above all for the Dutch who risked everything to help. German reprisals were cruel and lasted until the end of the war.\nView Order of Battle\n\u201cIn the meticulous narrative style he first employed in Stalingrad, he recreates the operation from the dropping of the first troops on September 17th to the evacuation of the remnants of the British 1st Airborne Division eight days later. . . The outline of the story of \u201cArnhem\u201d may be familiar, but Sir Antony\u2019s unearthing of neglected sources from all the countries involved\u2014British, American, Polish, Dutch and German\u2014brings to life every aspect of the battle.\u201d The Economist \u201cIn Arnhem as in his previous books, Beevor combines an epic political sweep with riveting human detail.\u201d Radio Times \u201cAntony Beevor\u2019s account is, as you would expect from this master-narrator, completely gripping; the story is played out day by day, sometimes hour by hour, but always with one eye on the strategic thinking (or lack of it) and the key causal factors involved. . . This is a much more rounded account than than any that have appeared so far.\u201d Noel Malcolm in the Sunday Telegraph ***** \u201cIt is, in short, a chapter of the Second World War that was crying out for the storytelling talents of Sir Antony Beevor, arguably the finest narrative historian of his generation. This is the result \u2013 and his many fans will not be disappointed. . . Beevor\u2019s particular skill is his ability to unearth new sources that articulate the experience of war felt by ordinary people: soldiers and civilians, men and women. . . Beevor has produced another superb book, tirelessly researched and beautifully written, that will long be the benchmark for this subject.\u201d Saul David in The Daily Telegraph ***** \u201cAntony Beevor\u2019s magnificent account. . . Beevor\u2019s skill lies in his ability to recreate the tumultuous brutality of battle. . . With stark honesty, Beevor describes the terrible panoply.\u201d Gerard De Groot, The Times \u201cAnother masterwork from the most feted military historian of our time. . . Does the story need to be retold? Beevor is such a good writer, with a gift for clarity and a knack for the telling personal portrait that the answer is undoubtedly yes.\u201d Jay Elwes in Prospect \u201cBeevor describes the battle and its aftermath with his customary deep understanding of the human factor \u2013 both of the soldiers who risked everything and of the plight of the Dutch civilians.\u201d General Mike Jackson in The Spectator \u201cBeevor tells a story that is more human and complex than what he calls \u201cthe great myth of heroic failure\u201d, a tale of vanity, hubris, occasional incompetence, human frailty and remarkable grit. . . In Beevor\u2019s hands, Arnhem becomes a study of national character.\u201d Ben Macintyre interview in The Times \u201cThe analysis he has produced of the disaster is forensic. Aficionados of military history will revel in Beevor\u2019s microscopic detail, with every skirmish given its rightful place. . . Beevor\u2019s prodigious research has nevertheless unearthed many treasures, particularly his record of the sufferings of Dutch civilians who risked their necks by nursing wounded allied soldiers.\u201d Giles Milton in The Sunday Times \u201cComplete mastery of both the story and the sources. The beauty is in the details. . . . This gripping book, with its tightly focused timescale and subject matter, shows him once again at his very best.\u201d Keith Lowe in the Literary Review \u201cOur greatest chronicler of the Second World War . . . The drama of manoeuvre and counter-thrust, the courage and cowardice of soldiers and civilians, the follies and vanities of commanders, which are especially rich in this story, are deployed with colour and humanity. His fans will love it.\u201d Robert Fox, The Evening Standard \u201cThis absorbing new account of the battle with the eye for telling detail which we have come to expect from Antony Beevor. . . this time, though, he turns his brilliance as a military historian to a subject not just of defeat, but dunderhead stupidity.\u201d Daily Mail \u201cAs Antony Beevor showed in Stalingrad, he is a master of his craft as a military historian. . . We have here a definitive account of one of the most painful episodes of the Second World War.\u201d Piers Paul Read in The Tablet \u201cThe master of combining the vivid particulars of battle with a lucid explanation of its course.\u201d Sunday Express \u201cBeevor\u2019s superlative new book . . . Arnhem: Battle For The Bridges sees him return to Stalingrad form. Forensic is too soft a word to describe the breadth of detail he brings.\u201d Daily Express ***** \u201cAntony Beevor deploys all the qualities in this book that have made him our pre-eminent historian of the Second World War. His seamless narrative effortlessly mixes grand strategy, telling anecdotes and humane sympathy into a gripping, coherent and authoritative whole. \u201d Times Literary Supplement\n\u201cAntony Beevor is one of the blazing, bright and bestselling British historians, who are shaping our perception of World War II. . . a true pleasure to read.\u201d Berlingske Tidende ***** \u201cThrough the years Beevor has marked himself as the greatest military historian of our time.\u201d Danmark ***** \u201cThe most important military historian today.\u201d Niels Frid on DR2 TV \u201cBeevor has an eminent talent to track down new and unknown sources that bring the events into a fresh light, and on the other hand he is gifted with epic skills that give his books a literary dimension.\u201d Steffen Heiberg in Politiken ******\n\u201cThis man knows how to tell a story. He draws you in directly. He knows how to compose it and how to hold your attention.\u201d Dutch historian Wim Berkelaar in VPRO Gids \u201cBeevor lets the reader become a part of the battle scene. A compelling story, filled with gripping details found in oral history of the men who were there.\u201d AD Magazine \u201cBeevor has an eye for the fate of civilians stuck in the field of battle. In De Slag om Arnhem he writes with compassion and sympathy about the people in Northern Netherlands, who had to put up with the vengeful Germans half a year longer because of Montgomery\u2019s failure.\u201d Historisch Nieuwsblad \u201cIn De Slag om Arnhem Beevor uses the method that made his previous books so very successful: the information on military strategy and the course of battle is peppered with eyewitness reports of civilians and military alike. He worked through endless amounts of diaries, telegrams and letters, consulted the many archives (including Dutch and German ones) and spoke with eyewitnesses. Beevor knows his stuff . . . he also knows how to write. All in all it makes for an incredibly readable, complete and impressive book on the dramatic Slag om Arnhem.\u201d Trouw\n\u201chis is destined to be a World War II military history classic . . . Excellent maps make the action easy to follow, and the author\u2019s clear, quick prose makes for fascinating, informative reading. Beevor seamlessly transitions from the soldier perspective in the trenches to the perspective of the generals commanding in their headquarters, and balances the points of view of all the participants, including the Germans and Dutch civilians . . . Beevor\u2019s superb latest offering, in keeping with his established record of excellence, is a must-read for the general military history enthusiast and the WWII history expert.\u201d Publishers\u2019 Weekly starred review \u201cBeevor, a consummate chronicler of desperate military endeavors. . . brings to the familiar story a vast amount of research in German, British, American, Polish, and Dutch archives. As usual, his narrative bristles with specifics, including countless observations gleaned from eyewitnesses to every stage of Market Garden. Devoted readers of military history will enjoy the wealth of details. . . thrilling and deeply involving.\u201d Christian Science Monitor\nUnited States Viking Penguin\nDenmark Lindhart og Ringhof\nNorway Cappeln Damm\nChina SSAP (Social Sciences Academic Press)\nRussia Azbooka-Atticus",
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        "raw_content": "Is your California prenup valid?\nOn behalf of Law Offices of Ashley Philpot Mattos posted in Divorce on Wednesday, March 15, 2017.\nIf you are thinking of divorce, you may be wondering if your prenuptial agreement is going to hold up in court. As with many things in the legal arena, it depends. Divorce is almost always a tricky and complicated endeavor. Even if you think you took every precaution to protect your assets, the court might decide otherwise.\nPart of preparing for divorce is understanding the various complications that will arise during the process. For example, is your prenuptial agreement valid? A divorce attorney in the Tulare area can help you through the divorce process. Read further for an overview of a valid California premarital agreement.\nIn order for a California divorce court to consider your prenuptial agreement valid, there are two requirements it must fulfill. First, the agreement must be in writing. Second, you and your wife must have both signed the agreement.\nAny changes that the two of you made to the agreement during the marriage must also be in writing and signed. Additionally, in order for the court to enforce the contract, both you and your wife must have entered into the agreement voluntarily. You both need to have complete knowledge and a solid understanding of the terms laid out in the agreement. In other words, the contract must not be unfair or heavily favorable to one party over the other.\nPremarital agreements can cover a wide range of topics. In general, the court will uphold the terms of your prenuptial contract as long as the terms do not violate the law or public policy. It is typical for these types of agreements to cover property rights. Yours might address your wife's rights to your business, or how your main residence and vacation properties are treated in your divorce settlement.\nAnother topic commonly included in prenuptial agreements is ownership rights and disposition of death benefits from a life insurance policy. Your premarital agreement may already address most issues that might arise during your divorce.\nCalifornia maintains an interest in ensuring that parents always provide for their children's needs. If the terms of your prenuptial agreement do not support the well-being of your children, the court may decide that is unenforceable.\nIf you already have a prenuptial agreement in place and you are considering divorce, it is important to know if the court will uphold the agreement. Protecting your assets is often a major part of any divorce.",
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        "raw_content": "Lubrication Technologies Invests $16 Million In Shreveport, Louisiana, Manufacturing Center\n2013 Gold & Silver Shovel Awards: Kentucky, Louisiana and South Carolina Awarded Silver Shovels - States with 3+ to 5 million Population\nLubrication Technologies Inc. will invest $16 million to renovate a 226,000 square foot manufacturing facility in Shreveport, Louisiana, with plans to create 75 jobs in the region.\nAlso known as Lube-Tech, the firm will manufacture lubricants and related fluids for power sports, marine and outdoor power equipment markets. The Shreveport site represents Lube-Tech\u2019s first major investment in the South, enabling the company to better serve key domestic customers in the South and to be in close proximity to its supply sources.\nFor the Louisiana project, Lubrication Technologies will begin construction in the first quarter of 2014, with hiring beginning shortly thereafter, leading to 35 new jobs created by mid-2015. The additional 40 positions will be filled by 2016.\n\u201cLube-Tech is excited to expand our Custom Brands business serving Power Sports, Marine and Outdoor Power Equipment OEMs to the Southern United States,\u201d CEO Chris Bame said. \u201cOur new Shreveport facility will manufacture, package and distribute specialty lubricants globally. We expect to employ 75 people by the end of 2016. We were pleased with Louisiana Economic Development\u2019s help in finding a location, providing relocation funding, and assisting with employee recruitment and training. LED representatives proactively identified solutions to challenges in an entrepreneurial spirit that reflects our company culture.\u201d\nGov. Bobby Jindal said, \u201cThis new venture undertaken by Lubrication Technologies is a great win for our state and will create great new career opportunities for hundreds of families in Northwest Louisiana. We\u2019re proud that Louisiana\u2019s rapidly improving business climate and best-in-the-nation workforce programs attracted this significant manufacturing project in competition with other states in the South.\u201d\nTo secure the project, the State of Louisiana offered the company a performance-based Economic Development Loan Program incentive of $750,000 and the comprehensive workforce solutions of LED FastStart, the state\u2019s workforce development program. In addition, the company is expected to utilize the state\u2019s Quality Jobs and Industrial Tax Exemption programs.\n\u201cNorth Louisiana Economic Partnership worked with state and local partners to recruit Lubrication Technologies to fill an existing building which was shuttered after a GM supplier left the area,\u201d NLEP President Scott Martinez said. \u201cThe 280 new direct and indirect jobs created by Lubrication Technologies will have a significant impact on the Shreveport-Bossier economy.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "KEITH JARRETT, CHARLIE HADEN \u2013 LAST DANCE / ECM 2399 player\nHere is a last dance, from partners of old. Keith Jarrett and Charlie Haden have made exceptional music together in a wide range of contexts. Haden was, with the late Paul Motian, a member of Jarrett\u2019s first great trio, and recordings such as 1967\u2019s Life between the Exit Signs (on the Vortex label) already provided a map of territory to be explored. Jarrett\u2019s early choice of partners was inspired: as a prodigiously gifted young player, he was liberated and challenged by his association with musicians of broader experience. And with Haden, the bassist of whom Ornette Coleman famously said \u201che plays the music, not the background\u201d, Jarrett could go anywhere \u2013 from melodic free playing to original compositions to forays into the American songbook. That range of options widened still further when saxophonist Dewey Redman was added to the group, completing what has come to be regarded as one of the most influential bands of the era, Jarrett\u2019s \u2018American Quartet\u2019 \u2013 heard on a string of releases for Impulse and the classic ECM recordings The Survivors Suite and Eyes of the Heart (both recorded in 1976).\nHaden was also featured \u2013 along with Jan Garbarek and Keith Jarrett himself \u2013 on Arbour Zena (1975), Jarrett\u2019s ravishingly beautiful album of compositions for string orchestra and soloists (recently reissued \u2013 as LP, CD and high-resolution download \u2013 to a new round of critical acclaim). And when Haden came to make his first album as a leader with Closeness (1976, A & M/Horizon), Jarrett was one of his duo partners.\nAfter the disbanding of the American Quartet, the paths of Haden and Jarrett continued along parallel tracks. Both Jarrett, in his trio with Gary Peacock and Jack DeJohnette, and Haden in his Quartet West with Ernie Watts, Alan Broadbent and Larance Marable would look again at the world of standards from contemporary perspectives.\nEarly in 2007 Jarrett was invited to contribute some reminiscences to \u201cRambling Boy\u201d, director Reto Caduff\u2019s documentary about Haden. This led to some informal playing together, which both enjoyed greatly. Jarrett then invited Haden to come over to his home for four days of recording in March 2007. Out of this work came the album Jasmine and now Last Dance, with a programme selected by both participants.\nThe scope of the duo project is widened here to include jazz classics like Thelonious Monk\u2019s \u201c\u2019Round Midnight\u201d and Bud Powell\u2019s spritely \u201cDance Of The Infidels\u201d. Love songs, however, are to the fore in this selection, with tender versions of \u201cMy Old Flame\u201d, \u201cMy Ship\u201d, \u201cIt Might As Well Be Spring\u201d, \u201cEverything Happens To Me\u201d, and \u201cEvery Time We Say Goodbye\u201d as well as versions of \u201cWhere Can I Go Without You\u201d and \u201cGoodbye\u201d, every bit as touching as the Jasmine renditions. \u201cWhen we play together it\u2019s like two people singing\u201d, said Jarrett of his reunion with Haden. The intentions of the song are honoured, the shades of meaning in a melody or a lyric explored instrumentally. As Charlie Haden put it, \u201cKeith really listens, and I listen. That\u2019s the secret. It\u2019s about listening.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "Cheap oil, good for consumers, is slamming stocks. Why?\nArtesia hosting N.M. MainStreet Summer Networking Meeting\nDowntown Lowdown: What a week!\nExtended slump in oil taking toll on industry, economy\nPublished: 12:05 am, Sun. Aug. 2nd, 2015\nIn this Dec. 17, 2014, file photo, oil pump jacks work behind a natural gas flare near Watford City, N.D. As drivers, shippers and airlines continue to enjoy lower fuel prices, the oil industry is wrestling with layoffs and losses. (AP Photo/Eric Gay, File)\nNEW YORK (AP) \u2014 As drivers, shippers and airlines continue to enjoy lower fuel prices, the oil industry is responding to much lower profits with sharp cuts in spending and employment that are hurting economic growth.\nLow oil and gas prices are good for the overall economy because they reduce costs for consumers and business. 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Morgan Asset Management, said this week that a $29 billion decline in oil exploration and mining activity in the U.S. cut economic growth by 0.7 percent in the second quarter, a sizable chunk for an economy that grew 2.3 percent.\nInvestors also feel the pain.\nLower oil profits have an outsized effect on stock markets because the companies are so enormous. Analysts at RBC Capital Markets wrote that when oil prices drop by 10 percent, earnings for the overall S&P 500 fall by 1 percent.\nIndustry layoffs seem to be accelerating. Royal Dutch Shell, while announcing Thursday that profits fell 25 percent in the second quarter, said it would cut its global workforce by 6,500. Chevron\u2019s quarterly profit fell 90 percent and CEO John Watson said the company is reducing its workforce \u201cto reflect lower activity levels going forward.\u201d\nLayoffs at three of the big oil and gas service companies are near 60,000 after two of them, Halliburton and Baker Hughes, revealed further layoffs in quarterly filings last week.\nBP CFO Brian Gilvary told investors Thursday that the company has been cutting workers \u201cand I think you\u2019ll see more of that before we get to the end of the year.\u201d BP\u2019s oil and gas profit dropped 64 percent from April through June.\nExxon Mobil\u2019s profit fell by half, to its lowest level since the recession of 2009, the company said Friday. Its operations in the U.S. \u2014 the center of the global oil and gas boom \u2014 posted its second straight quarterly loss.\n\u201cThe surprise really was here in the U.S.,\u201d said Brian Youngberg, an analyst at Edward Jones.\nShares of Exxon and Chevron, both components of the 20-member Dow Jones Industrial Average, fell 4 percent on Friday after they announced results.\nThe companies are in some ways victims of their own success.\nA surge in oil and gas production brought on by technological advances and high prices in recent years has flooded the market, sending global prices sharply lower.\nBut geopolitical forces have also increased the pressure on prices. Iranian oil is poised to return the world market after years of sanctions, the Greek debt crisis is reducing economic growth in Europe and a shake-up in Chinese financial markets is reducing demand growth in the world\u2019s second largest oil consumer.\nAfter nearly four years near $100 a barrel, the price of oil began slumping a year ago, falling to $43 by March. It surged briefly all the way to $61 in June, but then fell again.\nOil traded just above $47 a barrel on Friday.\nThat has translated to sharply lower fuel prices. The U.S. average retail price of gasoline through the first half of the year was 30 percent lower than during the same period last year. 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        "raw_content": "Tennis teams bring proud close to 2017 season\nNetters out of individual tourney; Bulldogs open team play Friday\nTennis teams cap off stellar season at 5A state tournaments\nArtesia netters compete well at state tournament\nJuan Montanez eyes his shot during boys\u2019 singles play Wednesday in Albuquerque. (Brienne Green \u2013 Daily Press)\nIt\u2019s never easy to prepare for the Class 5A State Tennis Tournament.\nWith typically more talent across the board than even the Class 6A competition, the state events can feel like a war of attrition for athletes from the southeastern portion of the state.\nBy now, everyone knows the score: Albuquerque Academy is a private school laden with students who have been competing in tennis year-round \u2013 with private instructors \u2013 for most of their lives. Schools like Farmington and Los Alamos also have perennially strong programs.\nIn a place where tennis doesn\u2019t have that kind of popularity and available resources, keeping pace is virtually impossible.\nAt the same time, however, state competition tends to have a levelling effect on the playing field. Pressure, emotion, inspiration, fatigue\u2026 all of these can play a role, and all can \u2013 and have \u2013 produce upsets in the unlikeliest of scenarios.\nAbove and below, doubles partners Za\u2019Leigh Pittam and Andrea Alvarez compete. (Photos Courtesy Daana Pittam)\nThe five athletes Artesia High School sent to the Class 5A State Individual Tournament Wednesday by no means took the court with a cavalier attitude toward the task at hand. And while their results varied, their performances were solid overall.\nBulldog senior Juan Montanez came the closest to advancing to the quarterfinal round Wednesday afternoon at Albuquerque Academy. Montanez was clearly capable of competing with his singles opponent, Alamogordo\u2019s Keanu Tran, but unforced errors came back to plague him in a 5-7, 5-7 loss.\n\u201cJuan\u2019s match was real close,\u201d head coach Tim Trentham said Saturday. \u201cHe was up 5-3 in both of those tie-breakers, so he had a really good opportunity to win. It just didn\u2019t play out that way.\n\u201cThat was his first state match ever, and it\u2019s pretty tough when you don\u2019t have that experience and don\u2019t understand wat the pressure is going to be like when you\u2019re competing at a whole new level. I think, in the end, that\u2019s what got him. It\u2019s just one of those moments where you have to be ready to put the match away, and he kind of let it slip through his fingers a little bit.\u201d\nThe Lady Bulldogs were represented Wednesday by two doubles teams, whose matches were twice interrupted by rain delays.\nDominique Sanchez and Michelle Greene found themselves squaring off against the top-ranked duo in the competition \u2013 Farmington\u2019s Monica Briones and Arin Coleman \u2013 and were simply outmatched, falling 0-6, 0-6.\n\u201cThere wasn\u2019t a whole lot they could do there, but they competed hard,\u201d said Trentham. \u201cUnfortunately, I don\u2019t think Michelle\u2019s going to be returning next year; she\u2019s going into the DECA program, but it was good for Nikki to see what the state competition is like so she can be that much more prepared next year.\u201d\nZa\u2019Leigh Pittam and Andrea Alvarez, however, had a solid chance against also-unranked Alexis Acosta and Christine Bui of St. Pius but were thrown off their game a bit by the interruptions, dropping the match 4-6, 2-6.\n\u201cThey had a really tight first set and were down 5-4 on serve, and then we had a rain delay,\u201d Trentham said. \u201cThey came back on and lost the set, then got in the first two games of the second set before the rain delay, and that one lasted 45 minutes. When we went back on, they didn\u2019t really give anybody time to warm up because they were too worried about it raining again, so I think we just got completely taken out of the rhythm of the match.\n\u201cThe second set was not indicative of what those two had done up to that point. You just find yourself in a hole, go off, come back on, the hole gets deeper, and before you know it, the match is over. But that was also their first experience at state, so now they\u2019re going to be able to build on that for next year and continue to grow. Next year, they\u2019ll be mentally ready and know what to expect.\u201d\nDominique Sanchez, above, and Michelle Greene, below battle during girls\u2019 doubles play. (Photos Courtesy Daana Pittam)\nFor a girls\u2019 team that started out the 2018 campaign with precious little varsity experience, Trentham says he was pleased overall with this year\u2019s Lady Bulldogs.\n\u201cAside from Za\u2019Leigh and Andrea, everybody was new to varsity,\u201d said the coach. \u201cAnd our No. 6 player by the end of the year, Jennifer Rios, was complete new to tennis. So to finish like we did on the girls\u2019 side, I was pleased. I know it was frustrating for them at times, but like we told them at the beginning of the season, we were kind of in a two-year plan. We knew we were going to take some lumps this year, but we also knew that would help us get stronger for next year.\u201d\nThe Bulldogs, meanwhile, had some experienced senior talent back on the court in 2018 but weren\u2019t quite able to realize their full potential after missing out on the state team tournament.\n\u201cIt would have been nice to finish a little better team-wise than we did, and it\u2019s going to be very difficult to adjust from this year to next on the boys\u2019 side, because we\u2019re losing some very good leadership with Juan and Jesus (Valdez),\u201d said Trentham. \u201cThey\u2019ve just been outstanding kids, outstanding players, and outstanding leaders.\n\u201cWe\u2019ve got some youth coming back, which is good, because sometimes that can really give you the hunger to be successful. But on the flip side of that, we lose so much that what we bring back is going to be very inexperienced.\u201d\nIn addition to Montanez and Valdez, the \u2018Dogs will also bid farewell to senior Caleb Carnathan.\n\u201cCaleb really kind of blossomed a little bit more this season than some of the other guys,\u201d said Trentham. \u201cIn terms of sheer improvement from the beginning of the season to the end, I think he was probably the standout.\u201d\nThe Lady \u2018Dogs, meanwhile, will lose one senior to graduation in Samera Hernandez.\n\u201cSamera just had an outstanding competitiveness that shown through all season,\u201d said Trentham. \u201cShe started off at No. 2 this season and worked her way up to No. 1, and that was just a testament to her work ethic and her determination.\n\u201cHer willingness to work was really her strongest characteristic, and it helped her get to where she wanted to be. 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        "raw_content": "An Athlete's Worse Nightmare: Serious Sports Injury\nSports injury... it is every athletes' worst nightmare. For professional sportsmen and women, a major injury could be the end of their career. Breaking an ankle, dislocating a shoulder or hip, or having unbearable pain in the knees could cause an athlete to lose the opportunity to gain honor, fame, and fortune in the field of sports. For individuals who engage in contact sports competition, it could be the end of an athletic dream or a means to stay fit. For many, sports is already a way of life and defines who they are. But getting sidetracked by an injury could make them lose their sense of identity and chance of a lifetime to gain glory and financial independence.\nSince sports injuries are inevitable, it is very important to understand how to prevent such injuries from happening or how to administer proper treatment when they do happen.\nAcute sports injuries are caused by a single traumatic event and may result from sudden movements like pulling a muscle, spraining an ankle, fracturing a wrist, and many more. A sudden forceful movement may cause damage to the muscles, tendons, ligaments, bones, or joints. Sprains and strains are the most common among acute sports injuries. A sprain is an injury to a joint and the ligaments. A sprain, on the other hand, is an injury to the muscle tendon unit. Athletic ability hampered by acute sports injuries may be regained after six to eight weeks, but it may take many months or even a surgery to regain full function of the injured body part.\nSigns of an acute injury include:\nSudden, severe pain;\nInability to place weight on a lower limb;\nExtreme tenderness in an upper limb;\nInability to move a joint through a full range of motion;\nExtreme limb weakness; and\nVisible dislocation or breaking of a bone.\nOveruse or chronic injuries are more subtle and may develop overtime. Training errors like rapid acceleration of intensity, duration or frequency of physical activity is the most common cause of this kind of injury. Overuse injuries may result from repetitive micro-trauma to the tendons, bones, and joints. They may also be developed from abnormal sports or physical activities like going to sports camps, working on new techniques, or being pushed over or beyond one's physical limits. Returning to normal training after a long rest may derail the training phase of the body and cause it to be prone to this kind of injury.\nSigns of a chronic injury include:\nPain when performing activities\nA dull ache when at rest\nEvery once in a while these sports injuries may be developed. However, with proper treatment they can be back to normal in no time. It is important to consult doctors about possible treatments for various sports injuries. Common treatments for these conditions may include medication and physical therapy. Athletes who sustain sports injuries may use scientifically proven medications for pain relief like Tramadol. Tramadol is a synthetic pain reliever that has gained the approval of many doctors across the United States. It works by binding the receptors of the brain which are responsible for transmitting painful sensations throughout the body.\nSeveral medical studies show that this medication has a low abuse rate compared to other pain relievers. In addition, Tramadol side effects are milder compared to other pain relieving drugs out in the market. These side effects may include nausea, constipation, dizziness, headache, drowsiness, and vomiting. Those who want to use pain relievers should consult their doctors before taking more potent forms of the medicine. Although Tramadol side effects are mild and bearable, it should not be used by individuals with certain health conditions and medical history. This drug may also interact with other drugs that may lead to the development of more unwanted side effects.\nRather than seeking medical attention to treat sports injuries, this condition can be prevented by properly engaging in sports training and competition. A well-planned training program which includes flexibility training and warm-up exercises may lessen the development of injuries. If these things fail, ask your doctor about Tramadol.\nArticle Tags: serious sports injury",
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        "raw_content": "By Joe Romano | July 28, 2014\nInformation Week has recently published research revealing the giant cost of digital down time: nearly $26.5 billion in lost revenue for businesses in North America and Europe. That is a figure that hits every sector of our economy \u2013 and no one is immune to it.\n\u201cOf the 200 companies surveyed, small enterprises lost, on average, more than $55,000 in revenue due to IT failures each year, while midsize companies lost more than $91,000 and large companies lost more than $1,000,000. A data center outage by itself can cost an average of $5,600 per minute.\u201d (\u201cIT Downtime Costs $26.5 billion in lost revenue\u201d, Information Week, May 24, 2011)\nA disaster is not just a flood or a fire anymore. Digital disasters such as hard drive crashes and server outages are just as damaging, and even more common. Do you remember Amazon.com\u2019s 59 minute outage of 2013? A small data-center blip in North Virginia snowballed into computing errors and inaccessibility for 59 minutes, costing the internet giant $1,100 in net sales per second. As amazing and painful as that sounds, just a week before Google.com was down for five minutes, costing them over $545,000. (www.zdnet.com)\nDown time on your website is not only measured in lost sales per minute, but in lost customer confidence, staff morale, and damage to your reputation. These are long-term impacts that are harder to measure.\nNo computing platform is perfect. The question is not if but when disaster strikes, what is YOUR plan for maintaining the continuity of your business? Amazingly, over half of businesses in North America still don\u2019t have a reliable back-up plan, when the cost is obviously more than the investment.\nCloud computing has come a long way since it\u2019s inception \u2013 and now it is the industry standard for maintaining business continuity through any disaster. Manged service providers are offering their clients cloud computing for data storage and information sharing that is quickly mobilized in the event of an outage. Contact us for more information about securing your clients\u2019 critical data with online backup services and disaster recovery.\nCloud computing services are becoming the norm in business and the total size of the\u2026\nOne of the key challenges that businesses (especially marketers) face today is cobbling a set\u2026",
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        "raw_content": "We are a community-based organisation supporting the needs of our local community through the provision of services. Based in the growth corridor of Melbourne\u2019s South East, Balla Balla Community Centre is well located to meet the needs of the local area and surrounding district.\nAs a not-for-profit community-based organisation, the Balla Balla Community Centre Inc. aims to provide a safe, welcoming and inclusive environment where all members of the community are invited to come together and engage in the activities that we provide for the purpose of enhancing health and social wellbeing, as well as opportunities to advance their education.\nMeaning of \u201cBalla Balla\u201d\nIndigenous Significance\nThe history of the name Balla Balla has links to the Indigenous community as part of their language. Whilst there are no strict interpretations for the word \u2018Balla\u2019, taken in context has two meanings. 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        "raw_content": "Robbinsville man receives 9 month sentence\nSeven year plea deal was previously rejected\nBy Jenna Pizzi/The Times of Trenton\nIn a crowded courtroom filled with family and friends, Robert McNamara was handcuffed and taken into custody yesterday afternoon to begin serving a nine-month prison term for causing the accident that killed a New Hope, Pa., restaurateur in 2010.\nAs Superior Court Judge Robert Billmeier read his sentence, McNamera\u2019s mother sobbed while Melanie Patino, the wife of Enrique Patino who was killed in the accident on Route 29 in Ewing, cried \u201cfinally, finally some justice.\u201d\nIn addition to the nine-month county jail sentence, McNamara, 28, of Robbinsville, will have to serve two years of probation which will require him to complete 100 hours of community service, undergo random drug testing, report to a probation officer and pay restitution in the amount of $17,633 to the Patino family.\nMcNamara pleaded guilty to fourth-degree assault by auto in July, accepting a plea deal from the Mercer County Prosecutor\u2019s Office. The deal did not include a sentence agreement. That was left to Billmeier, who issued his decision yesterday in Trenton.\nMcNamara and his attorney Jerome Ballarotto had declined several previous plea offers from the state.\nMcNamara was driving south on Route 29 about 2:30 a.m. on July 31, 2010, when he hit Patino, the owner of the Blue Tortilla on Main Street in New Hope, who was on a motorcycle.\nPatino\u2019s 2003 Harley Davidson motorcycle was stopped at a red light at the intersection with Lower Ferry Road in Ewing when McNamara\u2019s 2004 Toyota Corolla struck him from behind. Patino was taken to Capital Health Regional Medical Center where he was pronounced dead.\nMcNamara was administered a drug test and results showed that he had a .066 percent blood alcohol level, below the .08 percent that constitutes drunk driving in New Jersey.\nPatino\u2019s family appeared in court asking Billmeier to impose the maximum sentence of\n\u201cThe night my father died, Mr. McNamara had a choice to get into a car,\u201d said Enrique Patino\u2019s son, also called Enrique.\n\u201cBecause my father isn\u2019t here to do so, I look you in the eyes and thank you from the bottom of my heart for the justice you are about to do for my family,\u201d said Patino\u2019s son to Billmeier.\nMelanie Patino told the court how every day she suffers the pain of losing her husband and partner.\n\u201cI can do nothing to take this pain away,\u201d said Melanie Patino through tears while standing before the court. \u201cThis is a life sentence for sure.\u201d\nMcNamara apologized to the family, saying he thinks of their pain every day.\n\u201cIt pains me every day just knowing that I was involved in something that cut short another person\u2019s life,\u201d said McNamara. \u201cAll I can think about is the father who lost his son; the wife, her husband; the siblings, their brother; and most of all the kids, their father.\u201d\nAbout 40 family members and friends of McNamara\u2019s filled the courtroom, asking the judge to be lenient for the Eagle Scout who they know as a caring community member.\nChris Ematowicz, who has known McNamara since he was in high school, described McNamara as a caring man who is an inspiration to many.\n\u201cHe spends countless hours helping others,\u201d said Ematowicz. \u201cFor someone who does so much good, one tragic accident should not have that all erased.\u201d\nBallarotto said he and his client expected that the sentence would require some jail time and he does not intend to appeal the sentence.\nPatino grew up in Los Angeles and Acapulco, Mexico. He once ran an art gallery in New Hope. In 2004 he and his family opened Blue Tortilla, which served traditional Mexican cuisine.",
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        "raw_content": "GFD thanks open house supporters (Letter to the Editor ~ 10/19/11)\nTo the editor: The Greencastle Fire Department would like to extend a special \"thanks\" to the following supporters who contributed to the 11th annual open house event on Oct. 13. We had a huge success with record-breaking attendance of 300-plus this year. The winners of the coloring, poster and art contests were recognized with ages ranging from Pre-K to 12th grade...\nPostal Service employee retirements key to solution (Letter to the Editor ~ 10/19/11)\nTo the Editor: I'm sure in the future there will be local news about post office closings and there is a lot of misinformation out there. Let Congress repair what it has messed up and get older employees to retire. Almost 50 percent of postal employees are over 50 years of age, with many thousands ready to retire. 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As a result, the corporation chose to plan ahead by reducing the amount of total jobs, as well as reducing some positions from full time to part time...\nCrime Stoppers collecting tips in Essie McVey case (Local News ~ 10/19/11)\nGiven the frustration local police have experienced in the Essie McVey murder case, Crime Stoppers has at least offered an encouraging sign in he ongoing investigation. After three weeks of exposure of the McVey case through Crime Stoppers materials, an undisclosed number of tips have been received but authorities are still waiting for a big breakthrough in the baffling case...\nPutnam County Band Festival (Local News ~ 10/19/11)\nRebecca Moore and Nicolette Peters, of Greencastle High School, are two of over 150 performers who performed at DePauw University's Kresge Auditorium Tuesday night for the 3rd Annual Putnam County Band Festival. 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        "raw_content": "This statement was issued by Bat Conservation International Executive Director Nina Fascione in support of the U.S. Forest Service decision on Tuesday (July 27) to close western caves.\nWith White-nose Syndrome threatening bats in the American West much sooner than expected, Bat Conservation International supports Tuesday\u2019s emergency decision of the U.S. Forest Service Rocky Mountain Region to temporarily close all caves and abandoned mines on its lands in Colorado, Wyoming, South Dakota, Nebraska and Kansas. WNS has already decimated bat colonies throughout the eastern United States.\nThe fungus linked to this devastating wildlife disease reached Oklahoma and Missouri in May, putting western bats at imminent risk. States west of the Mississippi River had been spared the destruction of WNS, and wildlife managers had hoped the respite would last for a few more years. It did not.\nWhite-nose Syndrome is the most severe threat ever faced by North American bats. More than 1 million bats have been killed by WNS since it was found in a single New York cave in 2006. Mortality rates at some hibernation sites have reached almost 100 percent, and species extinctions are increasingly likely. Top scientists are searching desperately for solutions, but they have found no means of curing or preventing this disease or even of slowing its disastrous spread.\nThe one-year closure of western caves is an effort to buy time to examine all options. In this crisis, the decision is reasonable and prudent. Simply waiting for WNS to arrive before taking decisive action is far too risky. BCI expects the Forest Service to work with all relevant partners, including cavers, to identify caves and abandoned mines that can be reopened safely and to ensure that caves harboring bats are completely protected. We urge all caving enthusiasts to respect these closures to help delay the introduction of WNS into these new areas.\nMost scientists agree that the primary means of spreading White-nose Syndrome is from bat to bat, especially since many species migrate over long distances. But scientists also cite strong, if circumstantial, evidence for the unintentional spread of the WNS-associated fungus from cave to cave by humans. The Forest Service notes that spores of the fungus have been found on caving gear. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service recommends very specific procedures for decontaminating gear and clothing after visiting caves. BCI employs these procedures throughout the country and urges everyone entering caves to do so.\nWhite-nose Syndrome or the fungus associated with it has invaded 14 U.S. states and two Canadian provinces so far and has attacked nine bat species, including endangered Indiana and gray bats. All 25 hibernating bat species, more than half the 46 U.S. species, are clearly at risk from WNS. Its potential impact on non-hibernating species is unknown.\nBats play essential roles in maintaining healthy ecosystems and pay dividends to agriculture. On their nightly hunting forays, they eat enormous amounts of insects, including many pests that damage crops and forests. The loss of these bats will cause irreparable harm to our environment.\nWe at Bat Conservation International understand that this decision will inconvenience many users of these caves and mines, including recreational cavers. But the stakes are so high, with invaluable species at such grave risk, that an abundance of caution is necessary. We know this was a difficult choice for the U.S. Forest Service, but it was the correct one.",
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        "raw_content": "Saturday, July 6 - Sunday July 7, 2019\nParalympic swimmers will compete directly in the competition dates as the Swimming Finals and Masters Swimming competition. There are no qualifiers for Paralympic swimming. All swimmers who register by the entry deadline will compete in the competition which will be a 50 meter, long course event.\nParticipants must be a minimum of age 8 as of July 8, 2019.\nParalympic Swimming events will be conducted as independent heats for each gender without regard to age. Results will be based on the Paralympic Points System that combines performances from swimmers in all Sports Classes irrespective of age.\nA full-time resident of Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire, Rhode Island or Vermont\nA full-time student at a recognized academic institution in MA\nA registered member of a Swimming Club in Massachusetts. Athletes entering under this eligibility rule may not also be a member of a non-Massachusetts club.\nAll applications must be received no later than July 1. There is no on-site registration for this event, and the entry deadline will be strictly enforced\nNo membership any swim organization is required\nUSA Swimming rules apply with IPC modifications.\nSeeding for the finals will be based on times supplied by participants when they register.\nAthletes may enter a maximum of four (4) events.\nAll participants are asked to provide events and seed times on their registration form.\nAthletes registering online should have their event and seed time information ready before they log on to register.",
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        "raw_content": "Meizu 16X, are you really doing this well?\nOn the same day that Xiaomi 8 Youth Edition was unveiled, Meizu also held a press conference on September 19, releasing Meizu 16X, V8, 8X and other three models. Mobile phone. The Meizu 16X equipped with the Snapdragon 710 can be said to be quite eye-catching. However, after the press conference, Meizu officially opened a big joke with some of the charm friends.\nIn fact, as early as June, Meizu Huangzhang continued to break the news about the Meizu 16 series in the Meizu Forum. But unfortunately, at the launch conference of Meizu 16 on August 8, Meizu did not wait for the Meizu 16X figure. Until the September 19th conference, Meizu 16X finally appeared on the stage.\nOnly on the stage, Meizu 16X and Huang Zhang broke the news on the forum. Meizu 16X is not the same mobile phone. . After the release of Meizu 16 for half a month, Huang Zhang still insisted that the 16X is a dual speaker. But at the press conference yesterday, Meizu did not mention the speaker problem. Soon people discovered that the Meizu 16X is actually a single speaker. When facing the questioning, Huang Zhang said, \"The main reason is that the cost cannot be sustained.\" And claimed that \"16X materials are too fierce, 2098 gross profit is not enough to pay Qualcomm's patent fees, but unfortunately not many people know. I am willing to sell 16th and X8.\"\nThe implication is that it is not intended to discard the dual speakers. Meizu, who failed to control the cost, can only adapt to local conditions. Even with the move to cut down the speaker, the 2098's 16X is meager (or even almost no). Although Huang Zhang used the theory of cost theory to question the return. But we also noticed another problem. Someone asked if the linear motor was shrinking too much. Huang Zhang still said that \"the main reason is that the cost cannot be sustained.\" That is to say, the fact that the linear motor shrinks is acknowledged.\nBut the outside world has long been a propaganda for the overwhelming linear motor, but few people have pointed out the difference between the linear motor and the previous linear motor, and where it shrinks. At least at the press conference there was no mention of linear motors. In the information given by the Meizu official website, the linear motor item is still listed in the sensor. In the Meizu 16X \u201cFrequently Asked Questions\u201d item, the answer is finally given: Meizu 16X does not support the horizontal linear motor.\nThe linear motor brings an improvement in the vibration experience compared to the rotor motor. However, linear motors are often divided into Z-axis longitudinal linear motors and transverse linear motors. Obviously, the Meizu 16X uses a Z-axis longitudinal linear motor. Due to the limited space of the mobile phone, the Z-axis longitudinal linear motor has less experience than the horizontal linear motor. Similar to Apple's horizontal linear motor, it gives the illusion that the Home button can be pressed. The Z-axis longitudinal linear motor may be greatly compromised in terms of experience.\nMeizu once again chose to reduce costs, which is a matter of course for Meizu. It is also a fact that has to be accepted for Meizu. However, when looking for relevant information, we found that Meizu and Charm friends had a big joke: After the Meizu 16X was released, Meizu\u2019s official website gave the \u201cFrequently Asked Questions\u201d item, Meizu supported the horizontal linear motor.\nEven when the netizen asked if the linear motor of Huang Zhang was shrunk, Huang Zhang responded at 16:13. But until at least 16:31, there are still screenshots of users showing that Meizu is supporting horizontal linear motors. When we look up the official website, we have made it clear that we do not support horizontal linear motors. The fascinating friend who exposed the screenshot is questioning other people, saying that \"this is changed later.\" Another charm friend said, \"Meizu this operation is still very magical.\"\nBut for consumers, it may not be magical. At least for the first time, the Meizu 16X heartbeat, the information seen on the official website is to support the horizontal linear motor. But when I woke up the next day, Meizu 16X turned into a horizontal linear motor. But we don't know if this group of charm friends who had previously purchased the Meizu 16X retaining the horizontal linear motor will find such a god operation. At least, Meizu has not made any explanations until this time.\nIn the previous\uff1aLiu Qiangdong case police completed a preliminary investigation, the US prosecutor has not yet decided whether to sue\nThe next article\uff1aBeijing's two departments interviewed 58 Group, ordered to suspend the release of Beijing listing information",
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        "raw_content": "Women's Health : Never Too Old for a Mammogram?\nMONDAY, Nov. 28, 2016 (HealthDay News) -- Women who think they're too old to worry about mammograms may want to reconsider the age at which their breast cancer screening years are behind them, a new study suggests.\nBased on an analysis of nearly 7 million mammograms over a seven-year period, \"the benefit continues with increasing age up until 90,\" said study author Dr. Cindy Lee. She is an assistant professor in residence at the University of California, San Francisco.\nThe question of when to stop having mammograms has been widely debated. In 2009, the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force issued new guidelines, saying there wasn't enough evidence to assess the balance of benefits and harms of screening mammography in women aged 75 and older.\nLee and her colleagues looked at patient age, mammogram results, recall rates for more testing, biopsy referrals and biopsy results. The investigators also looked at the percentage of breast cancers found when a biopsy was recommended or performed. Ideally, Lee explained, screening should result in a higher cancer detection rate and a low recall rate.\nIn the analysis, which included data from 39 states from 2008 through 2014, nearly four breast cancers were found for every 1,000 patients screened. The recall rate was 10 percent.\n\"We are finding more cancers with increasing age,\" Lee said, which makes sense because the risk rises with age. \"We are doing better at catching them,\" she said. And, \"we have decreased the recall rate. We are calling back fewer women for additional testing, but are finding more cancers.\"\nThe study authors concluded that \"there is no clear age cut-off point\" to determine when to stop screening.\nThe study findings suggest that the decision to screen may depend on a woman's personal choice and health status. Older women with 10 years of life expectancy, for instance, might choose to continue screening, Lee said.\nThe study was to be presented Monday at the Radiological Society of North America annual meeting, in Chicago. Studies presented at medical meetings are viewed as preliminary until they are published in a peer-reviewed journal.\nRobert Smith, vice president of screening for the American Cancer Society, said the study findings show that mammograms are still worthwhile after the age of 70.\n\"Breast cancer incidence and mortality increase as women age, and roughly 30 percent of breast cancer deaths each year occur in women who were diagnosed after the age of 70,\" he said.\n\"Many of these deaths are avoidable, as Lee and colleagues demonstrate in this new report, since mammography screening performs increasingly well as women get older. While incidence is high, the disease is slower growing and density is lower, providing improved opportunity for early detection,\" Smith explained.\n\"Their [the researchers'] conclusion that these data provide no support for a particular age to stop screening is consistent with the American Cancer Society breast cancer screening guideline, which states that the decision to continue screening should be based on individual patient values, [co-existing] conditions, overall health status and estimated longevity,\" he noted.\nBut Smith added a caveat.\n\"While it is the case that too many older women stop screening prematurely, it also is the case that too many women with serious chronic conditions and few remaining years to live continue to be screened for breast cancer,\" he said.\nSuch women aren't likely to benefit from continued breast cancer screening. Smith said. \"And the detection and treatment of breast cancer in a woman with limited longevity may also further diminish the quality of life of her remaining years,\" he said.\n\"Breast cancer screening should continue as long as there will be value from early detection, and should cease when the potential for benefit no longer exists,\" Smith added.",
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        "raw_content": "Caltech Home > CCE Homepage > People > Rudolph A. (Rudy) Marcus\nEmail: ram@\u200bcaltech.edu\nB.Sc, McGill University, 1943; Ph.D, 1946; D.Sc.h.c., University of Chicago; Polytechnic University; McGill University; University of New Brunswick; Queen's University; University of Oxford; University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign; Technion-Israel Institute of Technology; Universidad Polit\u00e9cnica de Valencia; Northwestern University; University of Waterloo; Nanyang Technological University; Tumkur University; University of Hyderabad; Fil.dr.h.c., University of Gothenburg; D.h.c., Yokohama National University; LL.D., University of Calgary; Noyes Professor, Caltech, 1978-2012; Kirkwood-Noyes Professor, 2013-.\nResearch in the Marcus group involves analyses and theories of a wide range of phenomena in chemical kinetics and in related processes. Its primary focus is on formulating theories to explain new and sometimes unexpected experimental results, as well as improving the understanding of earlier work, and exploring the relation between phenomena in different fields. Recent examples are\nA theoretical model of elastically coupled reactions for single molecule imaging and rotor manipulation experiments on F1-ATPase.\nTemperature-dependent phonon modes of the organometallic lead iodide CH3NH3Pbl3 thin film for the terahertz frequency (0.5-3 THz) and temperature (20-300 K) ranges and comparison of experimental and theoretical mobilities.\nThe striking on-water catalysis of organic reactions in emulsions, related also to catalysis on hydroxylated metal oxides.\nThe fluorescent intermittency in single molecule studies of semiconductor nanoparticles (quantum dots), and the role of biexcitons in the latter.\nDevelopment of the theory for electron and hole injection from dyes into semiconductors, related to a photovoltaic solar cell.\nThe mass-independent isotopic fractionation in the formation of ozone and other stratospheric gases, as well as a detailed dynamical and statistical theory analysis of ozone formation from the recombination of O and O2 in the stratosphere and in the laboratory.",
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        "raw_content": "How can I make contact with Lee Brice to send fan mail?\nFor fans wanting to send traditional fan mail to Lee Brice by postal mail, this approach can be effective but there is another much less known method that might be worth a try as well. Fortunately we now live in the social media age where celebrities are more accessible. YouTube is one social media platform that allows people to send private mail to others even if they aren't on a friends list. The only requirement is that the person sending the message must have a YouTube account. The following is an example of how to use this method:\nHow to send Lee Brice private mail through YouTube\n2. Go to: https://www.youtube.com/user/LeeBriceMusic/about",
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        "raw_content": "It's Chelsea Day today and a chance to win Chelsea Tickets #YouAreFootball\nBarclays are running a competition to win Chelsea tickets simply by telling them why #YouAreFootball with the opportunity to win tickets ...\nBarclays, Latest, Premier League\nhttp://www.chelseadaft.org/2014/03/its-chelsea-day-today-and-chance-to-win.html\nBarclays are running a competition to win Chelsea tickets simply by telling them why #YouAreFootball with the opportunity to win tickets to see Chelsea against Sunderland at Stamford Bridge.\nI'd like you all to read David Johnstone's story below:\nDavid Johnstone #YouAreFootball\nMy name is David Johnstone. I am a Chelsea supporter. I have supported Chelsea as long as I have been interested in football. Coming from Pimlico in central London, Chelsea were, as a child, my local side and I attended my first match when I was 8-years old.\nI have, since 1991, been involved in organisations that seek to represent those who follow the club. I was the deputy chairman of the (now defunct) Chelsea Independent Supporters Association and also wrote for the associated fanzine which was entitled The Chelsea Independent. I was the founder of the Chelsea Supporters\u2019 Group but left in 2009 but went on the found the Chelsea Supporters\u2019 Trust of which I am a current Board member.\nI have missed two matches (home, away and in European competitions and the World Club Cup in Japan) since 2003, the reason being the birth of my son George.\nMy fanzine (which I started in 1999) entitled \u2018cfcuk\u2019 is sold at every match I attend whether in England or in Europe and currently sells around 2500 copies per issue. There are usually at least 10 issues published a season. The fanzine gives supporters a platform upon which they can air their opinions about the club and the way it is run. Although it is recognised by the club, it remains wholly independent.\nI\u2019m proud to say I know Mr Abramovich, Jos\u00e9 Mourinho and many of the staff at Chelsea as well as several of the players. Some of the players have, over the past few seasons, occasionally given me a lift to home games and I started a Players\u2019 Lifts League with the player who gives me the most lifts in a season being decreed the winner. Chelsea Captain John Terry has won the competition for the last three seasons and is on course to complete a quadruple of wins at the end of this current one.\nBecause I am known by a considerable number of Chelsea supporters (because of the fanzine), I am often asked to represent them when they have issues with the Club, something I intend to do as long as I keep attending matches.\nWhilst I have enjoyed the considerable success that Mr Abramovich has brought us, it wouldn\u2019t matter to me if Chelsea never won another trophy as long as I live. I will always support Chelsea FC.\nWin or lose, Up The Blues!\nAre you interested in winning Chelsea tickets? If like David you believe that #YouAreFootball, then click here and tell Barclays exactly why you should win those all important tickets!",
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        "raw_content": "Study: Children\u2019s Obesity Risks Increase During the Summer\nThis week\u2019s topic may seem a bit funny in the weeks leading up to Thanksgiving, but it is very relevant any time of the year.\nSummer vacation is far away, but there\u2019s reason to think about it ahead of time. A new national study (described here in the NYTimes) found evidence that obesity risks in young children are higher when they are out of school than when they are in school. The fundamental question in debate surrounding obesity and children\u2019s health is this: Does the cause of obesity exist primarily in school or outside of school? Recently, schools have updated their lunch menus, physical education classes ,and nutrition curriculums to reflect a growing awareness of obesity risks in children. However, the findings of this study suggest that even with these improvements, healthy habits can be forgotten when they are not continued outside of school.\nResearchers hypothesized that if children's body mass index (BMI) grows the fastest during the school year, factors found in school environments could be a culprit for obesity risks. Conversely, they hypothesized that if BMI grows the fastest during the summer, that would mean the major risk factors could exist outside of school. They examined the weight gain of more than 18,000 children from the time they started kindergarten through when they finished second grade. The authors found that the prevalence of overweight or obese children increased between these years. A more striking finding was that the prevalence of being overweight or obese increased during summer vacation months, but did not increase during the school year.\nIntuitively, we can think of a few reasons why summertime might pose some weight control challenges for children. Children may go to sleep later and get less sleep during the summer, which could increase the risk for weight gain, according to another study in the New York Times. During summer breaks, students may also be prone to snacking and sedentary behaviors because recess and physical education classes are not scheduled into their daily routine. Maintaining a healthy weight can be as challenging as maintaining reading and writing skills over the summer. Experts recommend that schools begin conversations with parents well before the school year ends to make plans for students\u2019 diets and physical activity over the summer. These preemptive measures may be especially useful for students who may receive healthier meals at schools, but do not have access to nutritious food in their homes.\nDue to the holiday season, November and December is a time when young children spend more time at home with their families. Forming healthy behaviors during shorter breaks from school might help establish healthy habits that will last beyond long summer months.\nTagged: Obesity, School, Vacation, BMI, Summer, Exercise, Eating\nNewer PostVoting: A Lifetime Habit\nOlder PostRecruitment Launches for Spring 2017\u2019s Step It Up Program",
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        "raw_content": "CATHOLIC CHURCH IN GHANA BANS \u201cPROVOCATIVE DRESSES\u201d\nA Catholic Church in Ghana has banned what describe as \u201cprovocative dresses\u201d in the church by its members.\nAndrew Kofi Wosersor, president of the St. John the Baptist Church in a town called Paedu in the Central Region of Ghana said the exposure of certain parts of the body like the breast, and panties through the dresses worn to church prompted the decision to ban it.\nDresses that expose vital body parts tempt some weaker members and even some priests according to him.\n\u201cIt is not that the dresses are not good, but they are not good for the church. When we stop them from putting them on to church, at a point in time they will even stop wearing them to public places\u201d he said.\nHe attributed this to the era of fashion, which he believes has influenced people what they see others wearing without knowing when and where they wear them to. He described that as \u201cnaivety\u201d.\nIn an interview with Joy News, Pastor Wosersor told Richard Kwadwo Nyarko that they church are ready to involve parents and guardians to correct indecent dressing.\nShould this attempt be adopted by churches in Africa at large?",
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        "raw_content": "Happy New Year! I hope your holidays were great and the New Year\u2019s rush is going even better. Let\u2019s dive right into the January 2016 Edition of Club Insider. This month, our cover story features a very interesting story out of Louisville, Kentucky: Baptist Health/Milestone Wellnesss Center, led by President Diane Kelton.\nJust before Christmas, I had the opportunity to visit the 70,000 square-foot facility, and I saw and learned some very fascinating things. When writing cover stories, I usually try to bring across one or two key themes that truly defines the subject being featured. This focuses the interviews and the writing of the story. It also allows the reader to rapidly learn the key points that should be taken away from a given story. This month, that will not be the case as Baptist Health/Milestone Wellness Center truly excels at three major components that, in and of themselves, would normally define a facility.\nTo that end, this month, you will also notice a slightly modified format for the cover story interview, as I had the opportunity to conduct a primary group interview with four key team members in a group discussion about key components that define their organization, followed up by several individual interviews.\nIn the first group format interview, you will hear from Diane Kelton, President; Lisa Groft and Maria Bernard, both Personal Training Co-Directors; and Jeff Howard, a nationally known trainer having appeared on CNN, ABC, The View and Oprah and who has been instrumental in developing many of Milestone\u2019s signature classes.\nFollowing the group interview, Priscilla DeSpain, Membership Concierge, conducted one of the most extensive club tours I have experienced. I learned the ins and outs of the organization\u2019s philosophies and nuances one would only subconsciously pick up on unless told otherwise. But, as a whole, all of those things make the difference at Milestone.\nFinally, following the tour, I met individually with Diane Kelton and then Chuck Bent, Director of the HMR Program. Having lost 100 pounds on the program he now oversees at Milestone, Chuck is an inspiration full of energy and vigor, and helping others achieve those same results has become his life\u2019s work. And, interestingly enough, both Diane and Chuck, as well as some other staff members I met, were all members of the club before ever coming on as staff members. And now, they are the leaders of the organization.\nThe story of Baptist Health/Milestone Wellness Center is one that will make you feel good about what you are doing to help others within our incredibly great industry. But, more than that, Milestone is a great example to learn from as facilities across our nation learn and adapt to truly become the solution to so many health care issues moving forward. Happy New Year! Make it a great and FUN one!\nRead all about it in the upcoming January 2016 Edition of Club Insider!",
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        "raw_content": "This article gives a non-technical introduction to the main elements of marine environmental affairs and the relevant law and practice.\nColin de la Rue, 2015\nMention of pollution from ships commonly prompts questions about the environmental disaster in the Gulf of Mexico. The explosions and fire which destroyed the Deepwater Horizon in 2010, in the Macondo Field operated by BP, signalled the biggest and most expensive oil pollution incident of modern times.\nAs it happens the oil did not in fact escape from a ship. The craft was a semi-submersible offshore rig, and the oil gushed from the seabed during drilling operations, due to a well-head \u2018blow-out\u2019.\nUnlike oil spills from ships, which are limited to the finite quantities carried, a blow-out can release inestimable amounts until brought under control. Blow-outs have fortunately been extremely rare in comparison with ship-source pollution, though this has been much reduced through improved standards of safety and pollution prevention.\nNiceties about the source of pollution may seem insignificant beside its impact on society and the environment. They are nevertheless important \u2013 along with many other factors \u2013 to an understanding of environmental issues associated with maritime commerce, their causes, prevention and remedies.\nAs the law in this field reflects lessons from accidents, an account of it can seem like a catalogue of casualties. In truth these are extremely rare when set against voyages undertaken each year by over 50,000 ships carrying 90% of international trade. Shipping was among the first industries to adopt international standards \u2013 it is the safest form of commercial transport and the least environmentally damaging. The sea can of course be a hostile environment, where safety depends on various parties apart from those who own ships or sail on board. Rare as they are, marine casualties can be high-profile events with serious consequences, and managing these can involve many challenges.\nIn comparison with other areas of maritime law, environmental issues are a relatively modern concern. Only in the 1950s, with oil replacing coal as the main source of energy in the industrialised world, did two distinct problems emerge.\nOne was that tankers cleaning their cargo spaces at sea generated effluents containing oil residues which could drift ashore. As there were seldom adequate facilities for discharge of tank washings in port, discharges at sea were permitted on strict conditions relating to the distance from land, degree of dilution and other factors. Similar considerations applied to wastes from the engine rooms of ships, as these came to be powered by fuel oil rather than by coal and steam. Regulation of these \u2018operational\u2019 discharges reduced pollution but did not eliminate it entirely, as the procedures could be time-consuming and tedious, and compliance was not easily policed.\nA separate problem was the growing risk of pollution from maritime accidents. The Suez Crisis of 1956 created a demand for an alternative secure route for the West\u2019s oil supplies, and for much larger tankers to transport oil economically on the longer voyage around the Cape of Good Hope. The next ten years saw the world\u2019s largest tankers grow rapidly in size, and by 1966 the term Very Large Crude Carrier (VLCC) had been coined for giants of over 200,000 tons. It was then only a matter of time before one of this new breed of supertankers would unleash pollution on a scale not previously seen.\nCompensation for oil pollution from tankers\nThe first such case occurred in March 1967, when the Torrey Canyon, carrying 120,000 tons of crude oil from Kuwait to Milford Haven in Wales, struck the Seven Stones Reef off Land\u2019s End.\nThe incident brought to light a host of legal and practical problems for which there was little if any precedent. Governments all over the world recognised an urgent need for new laws to ensure that financial recompense was available for the consequences of such an event. These included not only the costs of clean-up but also claims for damage and financial loss, notably among people whose livelihoods depended on fishing and tourism.\nIMO Headquarters on the Albert Embankment in London\nIt was also recognised that new laws would be more effective if based on a uniform international system. The subject was therefore taken up by IMCO, the forerunner of the present-day International Maritime Organisation (IMO), the UN agency headquartered in London with the remit to regulate shipping.\nInternational regulation of shipping has many advantages over a patchwork of different national laws, but the process takes time. A period of years is typically needed for international conventions to be developed and agreed, and for contracting states then to pass the domestic laws required to give them effect.\nGiven the urgency of this new challenge, the shipping and oil industries agreed an interim solution in the form of voluntary schemes to ensure the availability of funds and to share the cost between them. The TOVALOP scheme provided for tanker owners to bear the cost of oil spills on a strict liability basis (i.e. regardless of blame for the incident) up to a limit depending on the tonnage of the ship. The CRISTAL scheme created Cristal Ltd, an oil-industry funded body which would pay supplemental compensation in major cases where claims exceeded the TOVALOP limit.\nMeeting of delegates at governing body of IOPC Fund\nThese industry agreements remained in force for nearly thirty years while new international laws, based on essentially the same model, were adopted and became more widespread. The Civil Liability Convention (CLC) required tanker owners and their insurers to bear strict liability for pollution up to a limit which depended on the size of the ship. The Fund Convention created the International Oil Pollution Compensation Fund, an inter-governmental body financed by contributions from oil companies in contracting states. From its headquarters in London the IOPC Fund would provide a second-tier source of compensation when claims exceeded the CLC limit.\nAn updated version of this system is in force today in the 1992 Civil Liability and Fund Conventions. The latter created the 1992 IOPC Fund, which makes total compensation available of around US$300m.\nThe most notable outsider to this system is the United States. Plans for the US to join it were abandoned in March 1989 when the Exxon Valdez ran aground in Prince William Sound, Alaska, causing an oil spill which polluted some 1,300 miles of the nation\u2019s most pristine shoreline.\nThe Exxon Valdez in Prince William Sound, Alaska, in 1989\nThe public and political hostility which this unleashed towards the shipping and oil industries found expression the following year in the US Oil Pollution Act 1990. This contained a raft of controversial regulatory requirements as well as a new liability regime for oil spills from ships. A wide range of possible claims was to be recoverable, including indirect economic losses and environmental damage claims assessed by theoretical methods. From industry\u2019s perspective OPA-90 represented a high-water mark of regulatory compliance costs as well as far-reaching liability risks. The Act had ramifications throughout maritime commerce, as new ship management, chartering, trading and insurance practices were adopted to allocate costs and guard against these risks.\nOne particular concern outside the US was that the international compensation regime would be undermined if courts saw OPA-90 as a model to follow. This led to the development of internationally acceptable criteria for the assessment of claims. These criteria became progressively refined and established through being applied to multiple claims arising from a series of major incidents in Europe in the 1990s.\nErika and Prestige\nThe last of these cases, the Erika disaster off France in December 1999, resulted in claims exceeding the maximum compensation available from the 1992 Fund.\nThat led in 2003 to the Supplementary Fund Protocol, which created the Supplementary Fund \u2013 a sister organisation in the family of IOPC Funds. This lifts compensation for tanker spills to over US$1 billion in member states. Membership is open to all 1992 Fund member states, but those which join have to call on their own oil industries for any contributions required.\nThe Prestige listing and leaking off Spain in November 2002.\nThese developments gained impetus from the Prestige incident off Spain in 2002, Europe\u2019s worst ever oil pollution disaster. This prompted demands for various new laws and revision of the compensation regime. The prospect of new laws redolent of OPA-90 was a concern to many but was avoided in 2006 by agreement among the shipping, insurance and oil industries on the STOPIA and TOPIA schemes. These provide for shipowners and their insurers to reimburse the IOPC Funds (and indirectly their oil industry contributors) for part of the compensation they may be liable to pay.\nWith its future assured for at least another decade, the international system continued to grow in popularity with governments around the world. The 1992 Fund now has 114 member states, approximately a quarter of which are also members of the Supplementary Fund. These include all European states and a number of other industrialised nations.\nPollution from ships\u2019 bunker fuel\nWhilst spills of oil cargo from tankers have historically been at the forefront of concern, the risk of pollution from ships\u2019 bunkers has been significant for a number of reasons.\nThe oil spill from the container ship Cosco Busan, involving some 200 tons of bunker fuel which escaped in San Francisco in 2007, has been one of the most expensive pollution cases in modern times.\nOne is that ships of various different types are powered by fuel oil, and together they far out-number the world\u2019s tanker fleet. Another is that ships\u2019 bunkers, though normally much smaller in quantity than cargoes carried by tankers, typically consist of heavy fuel oil which is relatively persistent and damaging.\nAn international convention on compensation for bunker oil pollution came into force in 2008. Like the international regime which applies to tankers, the Bunkers Convention requires ships to carry certificates attesting that potential liabilities are covered by an approved insurer. Liability may be limited in accordance with any relevant national or international regime for limitation of maritime claims, but there is no international facility for claims above that limit to be compensated from a second-tier fund.\nHazardous and noxious cargoes\nVillages on the coast of Norfolk, UK, were evacuated when containers of ethyl acrylate came ashore in 1991 after being washed overboard the cargo ship Nordic Pride.\nOil is not the only type of polluting or hazardous cargo carried by ships. It has long been considered that international compensation arrangements are desirable also for incidents involving various types of hazardous and noxious substances, both liquid and solid, whether carried in bulk or in containerized form.\nThe Betelgeuse incident in 1979 cost 50 lives and insurance claims of over US$120m.\nThe risks involved in the transport of such cargoes, including oil, are not limited to pollution but include others such as fire and explosion. In 1979 fifty lives were lost when the French oil tanker Betelgeuse was blown apart by massive explosions whilst in berth at Bantry Bay, Ireland, and the terminal was extensively damaged by fire. Later that year a similar disaster involving the Romanian oil tanker Independenta, and caused by a collision near the entrance to the Bosporus, led to extensive property damage in Istanbul where windows were shattered and buildings coated with soot.\nHNS risks include fire and explosion involving hazardous goods stowed in containers.\nLessons learnt from these events have made them far rarer, and more recent incidents have tended to involve hazardous goods carried in containers. Carriers generally have to rely on descriptions of these goods without any real opportunity of inspection, and in some cases fires have broken out through spontaneous combustion.\nMany complexities have been involved in devising an international liability and compensation regime embracing these different types of case. In 1996 agreement was reached at the IMO on the Hazardous and Noxious Substances Convention, but it has not yet entered into force despite amendments in 2010 designed to encourage ratifications. As a result, chemical pollution from ships, along with other forms of damage resulting from the carriage of hazardous cargoes, continues to be governed by whatever domestic laws may apply where an incident occurs.\nThe Deepwater Horizon incident has provided a reminder that pollution from commercial operations at sea can come not only from maritime transport but also from exploration and production activities. E&P operations on continental shelves are conducted under licence by oil and gas companies, and these typically engage third party contractors to provide specialist craft, equipment and services. Prime examples include drilling operations and supply of craft for storage and offloading of oil.\nOil tanker loading from an FPSO off Angola\nGrowth since the early 1990s in the number and variety of mobile offshore storage craft \u2013 whether simple FSUs (floating storage units) or more sophisticated FPSOs (floating production, storage and offloading units) \u2013 has facilitated economic exploration of marginal fields. It has also led to many questions concerning liability for spills from such craft, and protection against liability risks by insurance or other contractual arrangements.\nProblems of a different order of magnitude were highlighted by the Macondo blow-out, which has called into question the ability of all but the world\u2019s largest multinationals to bear the financial cost of such a disaster. The rarety of blow-outs has contributed to the fact that currently no international liability and compensation regime exists which is comparable to those dealing with pollution from ships. It now remains to be seen whether demand emerges for such a regime to be devised.\nIn this field as in most others, prevention is better than cure. International laws to prevent, reduce and control pollution go back further than those which provide for compensation, and those to promote general safety of shipping go back further still.\nInternational ship safety standards are prescribed by the Safety of Life at Sea Convention (SOLAS), which was first introduced a century ago to reflect lessons from the Titanic disaster. Various revisions of SOLAS have been made over the years, and amendments continue to be adopted by the IMO on a regular basis in the light of experience and advances in technology.\nThe main source of international rules to prevent pollution from ships is the MARPOL Convention. This controls disposal of different types of waste including tank washings, garbage and sewage. It also requires measures to prevent accidental pollution, including construction of tankers with double hulls, shipboard emergency pollution plans and other precautions. Some of these rules owe their origin to requirements first introduced in the United States by OPA-90. Recent MARPOL amendments have been concerned mainly with control of air pollution and the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions from ships.\nThe issues highlighted by the first tanker spills included the extent of society\u2019s dependence on professional salvors to protect the public interest when ships get into difficulties.\nSalvage tugs attending the Sea Empress off Milford Haven in February 1996\nAn increasingly heavy financial investment became necessary on the part of salvage contractors if ocean-going tugs were to be available with the capacity to bring under control in heavy seas a drifting supertanker rivalling in size some of the world\u2019s tallest buildings. This was to say nothing of the skill and personal risks which such a task involved. However the reward for this investment and risk depended on the time-honoured principle \u2018no cure, no pay\u2019.\nAtlantic Empress, 1979\nAs the \u2018cure\u2019 was defined by the salved value of the ship and cargo, the \u2018pay\u2019 might not reflect success in avoiding pollution. This was demonstrated by the collision in the Western Atlantic in 1979 between two laden supertankers, the Aegean Captain and the Atlantic Empress. The latter vessel, drifting and on fire, created a threat of major pollution on the coasts of the West Indies and South American mainland. That was avoided when salvage contractors towed the ship 300 miles into the Atlantic before she was ripped apart by explosions and sank. As no oil came ashore it is sometimes forgotten that the quantity released \u2013 some 271,000 tons \u2013 remains the largest ever spill from a ship. However the fact that neither ship nor cargo was saved meant that no salvage award could be claimed (though the contractors did receive an ex gratia payment).\nThis and similar cases led to changes of law and practice to ensure that salvors could count on recouping at least their expenses plus an element of profit. However the details and adequacy of these arrangements became the subject of much argument, and over the years the environmental aspects of salvage have been recurrently reviewed and revised.\nMaritime safety and different parties involved\nHistorically most maritime accidents resulted from standards of shipping and navigation much lower than those which are normal today. As lessons have been learnt, rules been tightened and standards raised, casualty numbers have shown a marked fall. For example, tanker spills involving the IOPC Funds in the first fifteen years of this century were a quarter of the number in the fifteen before, despite growth in trade and in the number of member states.\nAs accidents have become less common, they have tended to reflect the fact that maritime safety depends not only on those who own ships or sail on board, but also on a number of other parties with important roles to play.\nMany shipowners entrust commercial or technical operations to professional ship managers, who in turn may rely on external organisations for specialised services, such as classification societies which survey the condition of ships by ultrasonic technology and similar methods. Some casualties have resulted from undetected structural failures which those operating the ship had no reason to suspect.\nCasualties have often occurred in coastal waters where safety depended on local shore-based operations or services. Responsibility to shipowners for the safety of ports is commonly also borne by the charterers of ships \u2013 such as oil companies and other commodity traders \u2013 as it is they who direct them to the berths and terminals where they load and discharge. Many accidents, including several involving major pollution or wreck removal, have led to disputes on such matters as the condition of dredged channels, the accuracy of information given to mariners, the exposure of berths to heavy seas, and the competence of local pilots.\nThe Hebei Spirit leaking oil after being struck at anchor by a giant crane barge.\nCoastal waters include navigation channels and anchorages where higher risks exist of collisions between ships. One colliding vessel may become an environmental hazard, but blame may rest wholly or mainly with the other. One of the most recent major oil spills, the Hebei Spirit incident (Republic of Korea, 2007), occurred when a laden supertanker was struck, whilst at anchor, by a giant crane-barge which had broken free of two tugs due to failure of an unfit tow-line.\nSociety\u2019s need for compensation for pollution could not be met if payment had to await the outcome of official inquiries, or depended on the victims identifying responsible parties and proving fault. Compensation regimes therefore make the owners of a spilling ship responsible for payment on a strict liability basis (i.e. regardless of fault), whilst preserving their right of recourse against other parties.\nSeveral major cases of oil pollution and wreck removal have led to recovery claims of this kind, whether by arbitration under charterparties, or by legal action against the owners of colliding ships, or against authorities responsible for pilotage or safety of ports.\nParties such as these may also face direct claims for pollution, particularly if claimants fear that compensation from the shipowner (and IOPC Funds, if involved) will not be sufficient. In some cases their liability for such claims is excluded by international laws designed to \u2018channel\u2019 them to the owner. This is particularly important to salvors and others who intervene when a casualty occurs, encouraged by \u2018responder immunity\u2019. However the protection of these \u2018channelling\u2019 provisions is not always available.\nInsurance against risks of pollution from ships is important not only to guard against liability, but also to meet society\u2019s need to ensure compensation is paid.\nThe International Group\u2019s General Excess Loss Reinsurance Contract, led by underwriters at Lloyd\u2019s, is the world\u2019s largest marine insurance contract.\nLaws on the subject commonly require shipowners to maintain financial security for their liabilities, and allow claims to be brought directly against the insurer or other party providing it. Similar laws are becoming more widespread for other risks, notably wreck removal.\nMost of the world\u2019s merchant fleet is covered against marine liability risks by \u2018protection and indemnity\u2019 insurance, commonly arranged by entry in one of the mutual insurance associations, or \u2018P&I Clubs\u2019, which specialise in this form of cover.\nGiven their direct liability, and also their specialist expertise in this field, P&I Clubs normally play a leading role in managing casualties and pollution claims in particular.\nBetween them, the 13 member associations of the International Group of P&I Clubs cover about 90% of the world\u2019s ocean-going merchant fleet. This cover is available up to very high financial limits, made possible by the International Group\u2019s pooling and other reinsurance arrangements.\nThe Group also provides a forum in which the Clubs pool information and experience through specialised committees, and develop common policy on behalf of the shipping industry on liability and insurance issues debated by international bodies such as the IMO and IOPC Funds. The Group\u2019s Pollution Sub-Committee (PSC) brings together an unrivalled wealth of expertise based on experience of nearly all significant cases worldwide involving ships and the environment, and with the Group secretariat it plays an important role in informing international debate on these issues.\nThe response to an incident\nThe reaction to shipping casualties, when unfortunately they occur, typically involves public authorities as well as the crew of the ship, its owners and insurers, and other parties with commercial interests at stake.\nMost agree that avoiding pollution is a priority second only to saving of life; and normally the speed of modern air-sea rescue leaves pollution at the top of the agenda from an early stage.\nProfessional salvors are well placed to make on-scene assessments, and maritime authorities have generally accepted that saving ship and cargo goes hand in hand with avoiding pollution. Historical suspicion that salvors\u2019 commercial interests might be odds with public concerns has been largely overtaken by modern law and practice: precautions such as early removal of bunker fuel, and deployment of protective booms, have become standard procedures, with payment normally guaranteed regardless of whether salvage succeeds.\nWhat has been more difficult, and sometimes controversial, is the issue of whether a damaged ship should be allowed access to a place of refuge.\nTo naval architects the first priority in stabilising a damaged ship has often been to find a bay offering shelter from ocean swells. Superficially these may appear less rough than choppier seas inshore, but their longer wave lengths exert greater bending moments, and the danger is greatest in swell of similar length to a weakened ship.\nThe Prestige sinking in the Atlantic after being refused access to sheltered waters off Spain in 2002.\nTo others it may seem counter-intuitive to allow a potential pollution hazard closer to the coast. International law allows wide powers to coastal states to intervene with action to protect their interests, which in some cases has even involved bombing the ship. Decisions whether to allow or refuse access can sometimes be invidious for maritime authorities who have to take them.\nSome coastal states have historically followed a policy of insisting that damaged tankers be towed out to sea. This was effective in the Atlantic Empress incident (above), where ocean currents took spilt oil away from the coast; however it failed on the other side of the Atlantic, where in the Prestige case they brought it ashore.\nThe beaching of MSC Napoli on the south coast of the UK in 2007, with the agreement of SOSREP, is widely held to have averted a far more serious incident had she sunk in the English Channel.\nThat case led the following year to the adoption by the IMO of guidelines on the subject. These establish standards of preparation for such events and a framework for a technically sound approach to dealing with them.\nSuch an approach is facilitated in some countries by national contingency plans which remove the decision from the political arena and entrust it to an appropriately qualified professional authority. A leading example is the UK, where the NCP provides for decisions of this kind to be made by SOSREP (Secretary of State\u2019s Representative) free of political influence.\nDisposal of waste and derelict ships\nSometimes maritime casualties result in seawater contaminating cargo, and in a need for this to be offloaded in order to stabilise or re-float the ship. If the damaged goods are of no commercial value it may be more practicable for them to be dumped at sea rather than brought ashore. This may or may not be permissible under international laws which restrict dumping of waste at sea. Commonly the issue depends on a number of factors including the nature of the material, the distance from land, and the availability of any other means of disposal.\nTranshipment from the grounded tanker Christos Bitas prior to her being towed into Atlantic and sunk.\nSimilar considerations may apply when a ship becomes a constructive total loss (because repair costs will exceed its value). In this situation the derelict ship is normally taken to a demolition yard to be scrapped. This is not always practicable if the ship cannot proceed under its own power, or if it is in an unsafe condition, or if the costs of a long-distance tow would exceed its scrap value. In 1978 the British Government agreed to the tanker Christos Bitas being scuttled in the Atlantic after a grounding incident off Wales. Subsequently tighter rules have been introduced, and permits for similar dumping operations may not now be readily available.\nIf dumping at sea is not an option, and disposal on land is required, this may bring into play international laws which restrict the transboundary movement of waste. These are designed to ensure that hazardous or toxic waste generated by industrialised nations is managed in a sound manner, and not exported for disposal by cheaper methods in developing countries. These restrictions have sometimes affected movement of derelict ships to demolition yards, many of which are located on the Indian sub-continent.\nRemoval of wrecks\nDepending on their location, abandoned wrecks may pose hazards to navigation or fishing, and environmental impacts may be caused by leakages of fuel or other substances, possibly many years later.\nThe Costa Concordia cruise ship disaster (Italy, 2012) is set to cost insurers some US$2bn, a large part of which consists of unprecedented wreck removal costs.\nIn most coastal nations laws are in force which empower authorities to order removal of wrecks by their owners, and to remove them at the expense of the owners if they do not comply. Advances in technology now make it possible for wrecks to be raised and removed by sophisticated operations which in the past could not have been contemplated. In some cases operations have been required which involved expense rivalling the cost of a major oil spill.\nInternational laws have recently come into force which extend the powers of contracting states to wrecks outside their territorial seas, and which allow them to recover removal costs directly from the ship\u2019s P&I insurers.\nIn modern times, as protection of the marine environment has become an issue of ever greater public concern, criminal prosecutions for pollution from ships have become more common.\nAerial surveillance of a suspected operational discharge violating MARPOL controls.\nIn part this has resulted from greater rigour on the part of states, particularly coastal states most vulnerable to pollution, in monitoring compliance with the law and in taking measures against suspected offenders. This has been necessary because some seafarers and ship operators \u2013 albeit only a tiny minority \u2013 have continued to make or condone illicit discharges at sea of oily water and other wastes generated in the course of shipping operations.\nAt the same time, greater use has also been made of the criminal law in cases of accidental pollution. Whilst all responsible members of the shipping community support stringent sanctions for regulatory violations, controversy has surrounded a trend towards criminalization of seafarers involved in maritime casualties.\nAn ingredient in this controversy is the fact that pollution from ships may occur in a variety of ways, resulting from different causes and involving very different levels of culpability. The illicit operational discharges of a few, which involve deliberate flouting of international law, have undermined efforts by the shipping industry to overcome an unflattering public image which informed observers consider outdated. This image has nonetheless continued to colour public reactions to maritime accidents, including outrage at the effect of oil spills, and assumptions of blame on the part of the owners or crew.\nThe effect of oil spills can be understandably distressing \u2026\nIncidents of this kind can present criminal law authorities with a difficult dilemma. The causes normally take time to investigate, but commonly there are public expectations from the outset of swift and severe measures against those presumed to be responsible.\n\u2026 but their causes are another matter. These mariners, whose ship was struck whilst at anchor, were released from jail after international protests.\nInternational principles of human rights do not allow detention of foreign seafarers unless charged with offences punishable by imprisonment. Prosecutors and courts may then face criticism at home for failing to act, and censure abroad if they take action considered to be unjustified by the evidence, or contrary to seafarers\u2019 rights.\nOver the last twenty years there have been a number of cases where mariners have been held in custody, or had their passports seized, either without charge or for reasons which they and the international maritime community found hard to understand. In some instances their detention and release have been linked to negotiations over compensation, but in most the issue has been the balance to be struck between public expectations and the rights of the individual.\nConcerns of this kind led to the adoption in 2005 of IMO Guidelines on fair treatment of seafarers. These are not legally binding, but they should assist coastal state authorities who aspire to respect internationally established human rights, and who wish to be seen to do so.",
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        "raw_content": "Home \u203a Overheard......from the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development\nOverheard......from the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development\nAs world leaders meet in New York September 20-22, 2010 to review progress towards the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) reflects on \u201cGender Inequality and the MDGs: What are the Missing Dimensions?\u201d\nHow is women\u2019s physical security linked to maternal mortality?\nCountries where social institutions are highly discriminatory towards women tend to score poorly against the human development targets used to track progress towards achieving the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs)\u2026 .\nWomen\u2019s physical security, inside and outside their homes, is compromised by various forms of harmful traditional practices and violence against women throughout the world. Not only does this have physical and psychological consequences for women and girls, but it can also reduce their access to health services, and can limit their ability to negotiate safe motherhood. Where women are victims of violence or are subjected to female genital mutilation (FGM), they are at a much greater risk of experiencing complications or death during pregnancy and delivery.\nMaternal mortality is on average higher in countries where women are more discriminated against with regards to their physical integrity. In the ten countries where women\u2019s physical integrity is least protected (Mali, Somalia, Sudan, Egypt, Sierra Leone, Ethiopia, Liberia, Guinea-Bissau, Eritrea, Guinea), maternal mortality ratios are on average twice as high as elsewhere. However, the two key measures of women\u2019s physical integrity \u2013 violence against women and female genital mutilation (FGM) \u2013 are overlooked in MDG 5, despite clearly playing a role in the rate of maternal mortality\u2026 .\nMaternal mortality in Sierra Leone is reported to be 2 100 per 100 000 live births, one of the highest rates in the world. This can partly be explained by the widespread poverty and limited health services available for much of the population \u2013 only 43% of births are attended by midwives or skilled birth attendants. However, evidence shows that there is also a relationship between women\u2019s physical insecurity and the high prevalence of both violence against women and harmful traditional practices. FGM is practised widely throughout Sierra Leone, with the incidence reported to be as high as 85%, and it has a negative impact on women\u2019s health and welfare; it also contributes to the high level of maternal mortality witnessed in the country. Cultural taboos and a failure to prioritise women\u2019s health and safety mean that too often, women are compelled to bear children and give birth at home without access to adequate healthcare.\nWidespread violence against women is exacerbated by a weak judicial system and a culture of tolerance for these crimes, although recent legal reforms offer some hope for improving the protection of women\u2019s health and rights.\nReducing the incidence of violence against women and FGM can prove to be an effective way to considerably increase the chances of a safe motherhood. For example, FGM and forms of violence against women such as rape can cause obstetric fistula, an injury that occurs due to prolonged and obstructed labour, and that can also lead to stigma and marginalisation within the community. The risks of haemorrhage and infection during childbirth can increase, and other problems such as low birth weight can be more prevalent. Many women also face an increased risk of violence during and after pregnancy, illustrative of the low value placed on women\u2019s lives.\nAlthough FGM in particular is linked to deeply embedded cultural traditions and practices, it is possible to transform attitudes and reduce the practice in countries which also have a high maternal mortality ratio. For example in Senegal, a community-led initiative, Tostan, has worked with communities to educate, empower and enable them to make decisions about FGM while taking the welfare of girls into account. Over the past decade, more than 70% of the 5000 communities estimated to practice FGM in Senegal have decided to abandon the practice.\nIn advance of the upcoming MDG Summit, many governments have highlighted maternal health as a priority issue, recognising the links between the survival of women and the health and welfare of their children. While addressing poverty and access to health services are critical to safe motherhood, empowering women to have control over their own bodies and taking firm action to promote their physical security would also be a major step towards realising MDG 5.\nTo learn more: Investing in Women and Girls: The Breakthrough Strategy for Achieving all the Mdgs (OECD, June 2010)",
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        "raw_content": "NY ABORTION BILL OK'S SHOOTING BABIES THROUGH THE HEART WITH POISON TO KILL THEM\nOriginal Article: Breaking Christian News\n\"There is nothing empowering to women about bringing abortion-on-demand up to the moment of birth to New York. In a day and age when females can be killed in utero simply for the crime of not being male, it is a mockery of what our feminist foremothers stood for to try and force this on New Yorkers. Women's rights must begin in the womb, or women have no rights at all.\" - Lori Kehoe, Executive Director, NY State Right to Life\nGeorgia cops buy taxi fare for man who walked 29 miles to court on frigid day\nBy Todd Starnes Todd's American Dispatch Published January 13, 2014FoxNews.com\nJames had fallen on hard times.\nHe totaled his car and he was living in a shelter in Atlanta. His wallet was empty. There was no money for a bus, certainly none for a cab. And that posed a significant problem.\nJames was supposed to report to a court in Lilburn, Ga. to resolve a traffic citation \u2013 some 29 miles away.\nFailure to appear could have resulted in a warrant for his arrest. So James decided to do what needed to be done -- he would walk.\nSarah Silverman's Insult Act Gets Old\nFrom: The Bozell Column\nBy Brent Bozell | January 4, 2014\nSarah Silverman celebrated Christmas in her usual mode: mocking Christians, and religion in general. On Twitter, she wrote \u201cHappy Birthday, Jesus! I'm sorry [you] were murdered by people afraid of new ideas!\u201d\nHer last HBO special in 2002 was even mockingly titled \u201cJesus Is Magic.\u201d Her new special was called \u201cWe Are Miracles.\u201d Once again in the new show, she made fun of the death of Jesus, as a Jew: \u201cYou\u2019re welcome. If we hadn\u2019t killed him, he wouldn\u2019t even be famous.\u201d\nSilverman then mentioned Scientology as crazy, but added \u201cits no more bats--t crazy than every single religion. It\u2019s just new. Christianity is super-old, but its f---ing crazy.\u201d Silverman turned to mocking Catholics and confession. 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More than 100 supporters gathered outside the state house to rally for the bill, and also participated in the hearing.\n\u201cWithout sufficient protection for this right, citizens are never more than one judicial opinion away from losing their religious freedom,\u201d Burns told the Bangor Daily News.\nPOLICE CHIEF DEFIES ATHEIST DEMANDS TO REMOVE CROSS FROM DEPARTMENT PROPERTY\n\"I don't for one second think a wooden cross staked into the ground is offensive to the majority of the people that we serve.\" -Police Chief Jeremy Clark\n(Searcy, AR)\u2014Police Chief Jeremy Clark is refusing to take down a cross that was planted on the lawn of the police department in Searcy a year before he took office after the Freedom From Religion Foundation (FFRF) contacted him with a request to remove it.\n\"Someone put it there,\" said Clark. \"I didn't put it there\u2014I don't know who did. 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It might even be tempting to believe there isn\u2019t a unifying theme, except for the fact that conservatives themselves often allude to it: \u201ccivilization collapse.\u201d\nThis Might Be the Best Way to Help the Homeless This Winter\nOriginal Article: Buzz Post\nIf you're wondering how you can help the homeless with more than just a few dollars or some leftovers, YouTube userynotjf and his wife have done your homework for you. In this informative video, they talk about assembling affordable backpack kits for the homeless. It's a clear and practical guide on how to give lasting aid to the less fortunate during winter.\nThe kits can include winter accessories, toiletries and non-perishable food, all of which can be bought in thrift shops and dollar stores. 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        "raw_content": "Consumer protection: How to settle small cross-border disputes\nShopping in other countries within the internal market has become very popular amongst European customers. However, sometimes there might be a problem with the goods or the delivery. Therefore, the European Union has been trying to facilitate access to justice for consumers in Europe, so that they can effectively enforce their rights.\nThe European Small Claims Procedure entered into application on 1 January 2009 to resolve cross-border disputes in cases involving \u20ac2,000 or less. The judgment is made in the country of residence of the consumer, or in the country of the defending company. It protects consumer\u2019s procedural rights and becomes directly enforceable in the country of the losing party and in any other EU country. However, the procedure is relatively unknown and under used among the customers as well as the judges, even though it can effectively solve small disputes even without the representation by lawyer.",
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        "raw_content": "Home Abusing the right to strike\nAbusing the right to strike\nThe recent wildcat strikes by the railway guards and engine drivers, postal workers, private bus drivers and doctors, bring into sharp focus the moral responsibilities of the unions and the indiscrete resort to strike action to win their demands. These recent strikes have unmistakably manifested the helplessness of the innocent public. They are worst affected because they do not have any \u201cunion\u201d to represent their woes.\nThe general public now believe it is time to seriously consider the moral obligations of trade unions towards society and the need for effective legislation to regulate public service unions particularly those which belong to essential services.\nWhen it comes to labour negotiations there are real differences between services provided by monopolies and those provided in competitive markets. Suppose unionized workers at one of our Super Market chains decide to exercise their right to strike. First, the strike does little more than inconvenience to consumers because many alternatives exist. Second, market force mechanisms pressure both the employer and the union to settle their differences quickly on terms both can live with.\nHowever, no such mechanism exists when the service is provided by a government monopoly.\nOne sensible solution to ensure uninterrupted public services is to deny the right to strike in the public sector as a condition of employment. The rationale is simple: If you want to work for the public sector, you must give up your right to strike. Such a proposal would clearly ensure continued access to services but leaves the problem of how salaries and other facilities in the public sector would be determined. If public sector workers are not permitted to strike, how can they be ensured that they will not be taken advantage of by their employer, the government?\nThe solution is to link public sector salaries and perks to their private sector counterparts through a non-political independent authority. The authority will be held responsible for collecting, analysing, and setting salaries and other earnings in the public sector on the basis of salaries and benefits in the private sector.\nThat would be one straight forward way of looking at the issue. But there are other solutions as practised by the developed nations elsewhere.\nRemarkably, in many European countries there are more strike days in the public sector than in the private sector. According to available records, in Europe in recent years about 2/3 of all strike took place in the public sector, whereas in the good old days it used to be only 20 %.\nLet us take Germany as an example. The increase of industrial action in the public sector in Germany has made the government rethink about their legal framework. They asked themselves few important questions: Can we ban completely (or partially) the strikes in the public sector? Can we enforce the strikers to observe some special requirements or adhere to certain procedures (arbitration or mediation) relate to strike action? Can we provoke emergency services as and when needed? Above all, how can these restrictions be enforced by law?\nThe German government realised that other than Belgium, Italy and themselves, in most of the other European countries industrial action is regulated by statute law. Those countries that have introduced legislation do not need case law to regulate industrial action.\nFor example, Italy, Slovenia and Spain guarantee the right to strike, but provide some limitations. Slovenian constitution says: \u201cEmployees have the right to strike. 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        "raw_content": "The Davidson County Cemetery Survey site is very easy to use.\nThe best way to find anything that you are looking for is to use the \"Search this Site\" box above. Any text that you enter here is translated into a Google Search of the site that returns a very good selection of pages that meet your search criteria.\nBecause this search is powered by Google Search, all of these pages are also part of the primary Google public search engine as well.\nYou may also browse all of the cemeteries as they are cataloged in the site by using the menu to the left. Listed under the Home menu are alphabetized categories of cemeteries in Davidson County.\nTo learn more about this site, please see About this Project.",
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        "raw_content": "Home \u00bb Country \u00bb Isle of Man Overview\nIsle of Man Overview\nThe Isle of Man is a traditional tax haven principally used by the UK and Ireland, and the bulk of its wealth comes from UK property holding structures. Its main features are 0% tax companies, a residency programme with a cap on income tax aimed at High Net Worth Individuals, 0% tax trusts and is also a popular choice for online gaming. The Isle of Man is a large offshore banking center and has a significant Maritime practice. For more information on offshore centers generally (and particularly why we do not recommend their usage for EU nationals) please see our main article. The Isle of Man is unique amongst offshore centers in allowing access to EU VAT system (despite not being a member the Isle of Man is part of the UK for VAT purposes only). It is our contention that if access to the EU VAT system is required an EU company will generally be more appropriate. It is true that no EU company offers 0% tax however the rate can be low as 5% in Malta or even effectively 0% through the use of a UK LLP. The Isle of Man has survived many attacks from the international community mainly lead by the UK. Currently the Isle of Man along with the Channel Islands are coming under renewed pressure. In anticipation of this the Isle of Man is currently reviewing its tax system in anticipation of another attack. In spite of all those concerns the Isle of Man remains one of the most well-regulated offshore centers and local providers are generally very diligent in applying the highest international standards of Anti-Money Laundering (AML) and Preventing the Financing of Terrorism (PFOT) rules.\nThe Isle of Man (like Gibraltar and the Channel Islands) is a popular choice for trusts. Unlike Gibraltar is does not have the option to register trusts but it is a very well regulated and cutting edge trust destination. The Isle of Man courts apply trust law in a consistent and predictable way and the Isle of Man has been instrumental in shaping international trust law as the UK courts rule on its most complex cases. Isle of Man trusts are not cheap, in an international context, but they are generally very well operated.\nThe Isle of Man is a popular destination for yacht registration given its administrative simplicity, low registration costs and lack of tonnage tax. Ownership of vessels in the Isle of Man is highly flexible including by local registered Limited Partnerships. Vessels flagged in the Isle of Man fly the Red Ensign and are entitled to UK consular services and Royal Navy protection.\nIsle of Man companies pay 0% corporation tax, are straightforward and reasonably cheap to form and have historically been used extensively in global tax planning most especially by the English and Irish. Their main use has been the holding of UK property but they are a very flexible vehicle. Isle of Man is currently under review (along with the Channel Islands) and it is our opinion that the use of such companies is likely to be greatly curtailed.\nThere is only one point of to recommend Isle of Man Public Companies in an international context which is that the 2006 Companies Act has done away with the notion of share capital but retained the suffix 'plc' or 'public limited company' meaning that it is effectively possible to register an Isle of Man private company which appears to be a plc at a relatively very low cost and with no capitalization requirements. This is a very cheap way to form a vehicle which has a name such as ABC Plc but which is not really a plc by any other standard.\nIsle of Man foundations were introduced into the law in 2012 and to date only one foundation has ever been registered (by the firm which lobbied for the introduction law change). As a vehicle Isle of Man foundations are not without interest however given their untested nature, uncertain costs and timescales we recommend using one of the established service providers until this industry takes off.",
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        "raw_content": "David followed his father Maurice Devall in the profession who had been a funeral director in Nuneaton until his death in 1969 when David was just 11 years old.\nDavid started as a trainee funeral director with a Nuneaton based funeral directing company when he left school and gained his qualification as a member of the British Institute of Embalmers. David was very ambitious and wanted to expand his knowledge in his chosen career and worked for other funeral companies around the country gaining his qualification in Funeral Directing and becoming a member of the British Institute of Funeral Directors. Whilst working as the Operations Manager for the Bristol and Bath region of the Co-operative Funeral Service (CRS) he gained his diploma in Funeral Service Management and met Stephanie who had also worked for the company since leaving school and gained her qualification as an embalmer. In 1986 they moved back to Nuneaton to start their own independent family business. The following year, Stephanie qualified as a Funeral Director with the British Institute of Funeral Directors.\nIn 1987 David\u2019s nephew Jonathan Bambury joined the family business and gained his diploma in Funeral Directing and his NVQ in Monumental Masonry which he is currently responsible for managing. In 2006 David and Stephanie were proud to welcome their son Daniel into the family business, who also went on to gain his Diploma in Funeral Directing and became a member of The British Institute of Funeral Directors. The family management team has over a century of experience in the funeral profession between them.\nDevall & Son are extremely proud of their conscientious staff, many of whom have been with the company for over 30 years and a few staff members have been with them since it was established.\nIn 2010 Devall & Son completed a major expansion of its funeral home which has doubled the size of its Attleborough base and have carried out a full refurbishment of its existing building. The expansion includes a new reception area, four interview rooms, nine chapels of rest, administration offices, a state-of-the-art embalming theatre and mortuary and additional garaging. The extension also boasts a beautifully presented catering suite which incorporates an airy conservatory.\nIn the spring of 2017 the Devall family were proud to announce the opening of their new funeral branch in Jubilee Crescent, Radford, Coventry, CV6 3EX. The newly refurbished premises consist of a bright reception area, two tastefully decorated interview rooms, two peaceful chapels of rest and a new mortuary and family wash room.\nIt is with great pleasure we are able to extend our high level of service and compassion to bereaved families in Coventry and the surrounding areas.\nFrom early humble beginnings back in 1986, Devall & Son have continually sought to reinvest in their premises, facilities and vehicles and ultimately service to their clients. David said \u201cIt is extremely important to us that people who have lost a loved one feel comfortable in their surroundings and we are delighted with the improved facilities we now have in place. We are very much a family business with solid foundations in place for the future of the company. We are determined to continue to provide a professional and caring service to the community for generations to come\u201d.",
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        "raw_content": "a parent shares their dmcs experience...\nI am writing this letter to share with the school, its staff, and all others who make this school possible, the journey of our son and to express our gratitude for the positive impact DMCS has had on his young life and that of our entire family.\nHe was always very curious and eager to learn. From a very early age, he chose to spend his spare time reading encyclopaedias, learning and playing chess and music or watching Jeopardy with his grandfather. He had few common interests with the average children his age, but he got along fabulously with adults. He has, and always has had, a very strong sense of Justice, and has understood the difference between right and wrong forever \u2026 instinctively. He has a heart of gold.\nHis values are deeply anchored. And they guide his journey through life. He will not partake in behaviours simply to be part of a group, if such behaviours offend his values. He would therefore come to the help of children being bullied, refuse to partake in group bullying, etc. This, as well as his lack of common interests with the children his age, contributed to his status in the school\u2019s social hierarchy. He was alienated very early on, and suffered the related bullying that often comes with being different.\nThe extent of his distress became strikingly clear to us the day he asked to be home-schooled, so that he could learn something new and not have to endure the bullying. We had noticed that he was slowly retreating to a space where no one could reach him, even his family. That is when my search for a new school began.\nWe heard of DMCS through a colleague whose son had lived similar experiences. I contacted the school and met with Mrs. Burnham, the principal, to get an idea of the values being honoured at the school. Mrs. Burnham was simply amazing. She gave him a chance to attend school for a day so that he could decide for himself whether this was a learning environment he would enjoy. He came home from DMCS that one day, begging us to let him go to that school immediately.\nOlivier moved to DMCS half way through grade 6, in January 2017. When he arrived, he was promoted to Grade 7. The decision to move him to grade 7 has not only boosted his self confidence (which was sorely suffering), it has kept him challenged and fuelled his desire to learn. He is doing meaningful homework for the first time since he started school AND is excited about it; he is learning how to work, and the co-relation between hard work and satisfying results.\nDMCS has satisfied our son's learning need, but most importantly, it has soothed and healed his soul. The sparkle is back in his beautiful blue eyes, and he is happy and playful again. Shortly after joining DMCS, he said to me: \u201cMaman, I did not know that school could be so good. I actually feel like I belong.\u201d\nIn my line of work, this is when we say: \u201cI rest my case\u201d.\nThank you DMCS, for valuing individuality and respect for all. And thank you for giving us our son back, we are forever grateful.\nStudents Speak...\nAn aspect I love about my DMCS experience is the accepting nature of the other students, both in my grade 8 class and in the other grades as well. The first day, after my transfer, I was very nervous about coming into a new environment and not knowing any of the other students. When my parents and I arrived for the first day of class, one of the other girls in my class had made me a greeting card and every student had signed it. I can say that I have never had a more welcoming group of people in my life. The entire class has included me in their social lives and I believe that these are people who will remain my good friends for life. In the short time I have been a student here, I have always found the other students and their parents to be both friends and very supportive of both me and all the other kids in the class.\nI would also like to speak about my teachers and the other staff at the school. All of the staff have provided me with excellent guidance both academically and spiritually. As with the students in my class, my teachers went out of their way to make me feel comfortable and part of the DMCS family, when I arrived, as they do for every student. I find it very impressive that my teachers and the school staff will, not just during the school day, but even on their own time, go out of their way to make our experience at DMCS a rewarding and fulfilling experience.\nDMCS is a school that changed my heart and mind. A few years back, before I was enrolled in DMCS, I was that one small girl who started the first year of public school, crowded and shuffled around with people who were also in a similar kind of situation, with zero English experience, zero friends and zero knowledge for such unfamiliar places.\nMy English barely improved which was big trouble for me because without English, I wasn\u2019t capable of doing math, history, creative writing or, really, anything. My parents knew that this was not the reason why we moved here, so they searched for a new school and found Divine Mercy Catholic School. I didn\u2019t expect much; I was nervous for the future. This thought changed quickly when my English improved quickly in only my first year! Why was this? My new friends included me in everything and found me wherever I was hiding. Teachers helped me out with such care. My grades began to improve and most importantly, I learned about faith and true ways of life. 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        "raw_content": "Re: the wolf, the lamb, and the rape!\nIn Response To: the wolf ()\nIn Tim's post about \"the wolf\" he mentioned or quoted two or three things of interest.\nFirst he wrote; \"Alba Longa\", which in my best translation might mean \"great or long White\", which if I remember, was the original name of the city of Memphis in Egypt, famous for its great white walls, or something to that effect.\nSecond he mentioned that the twins were \"warrior shepards\", or words to that effect. Certainly that might tend to lead one to remember that the Hyksos were called \"shepard kings\", or other similar words to that effect! And certainly in later times, Jesus or his disciples were called the \"good shepards\", or similar words, but these same shepards were also considered as \"Christian Soldier's\".\nAnd thirdly, there was a mention of \"the rape of the Sabine women!\" Certainly we can remember the biblical problem that presented itself when the reminents of the tribe of Benjamin were allowed to \"rape\", the women of a neighbor, for their wives!\nShould we consider that the history of ancient Rome was something of a parallel with Egypt and Israel?",
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        "raw_content": "Strato and Strabo for Starters\nJosephus describes the defeat of Alexander Jannaeus (Ptolemy X/Mithradates II) at Shechem by the Seleucid king Demetrius III in 88 BC. Demetrius is in turn defeated by a coalition of his brother Philip king of Syria, Strato tyrant of Berea (a locale north of Jerusalem and/or Greece and/or Bactria), Sinax of Parthia (who replaced Mithradates II), and Zizon of Arabia (Aretes III Philhellen/Phraates III?).\nwww.godrules.net/library/flavius/flaviusb13c14.htm\nwww.biblestudy.org/bibleref/antjews/ajb13c14.html\nwww.bu.edu/people/mzank/Jerusalem/tx/Antiquities13.htm\nHere we have the major players that are at the same time vying for control of Rome and its legions.\nIn 88 BC, Ptolemy X died and was replaced in Egypt by his \"brother\" Ptolemy IX, who lasted another eight years or so. Rome was wrested away during this period from Marius by Cornelius Sulla. Sulla is the apparent counterpart of Ptolemy IX, while Marius corresponds to Demetrius III. Philip king of Syria was father of another Philip (II) king of Syria. He matches the Roman Lucius Marcius Phillipus, consul of 56 BC, and second husband of Atia niece of Julius Caesar and step-father of Octavius/Augustus.\nStrato tyrant of Berea probably corresponds Strato I (Epiphanes) son of Menander of Bactria/India.\nwww.e-grammes.gr/rulers_en.htm\nHe probably also corresponds to Gnaeus Pompeius Strabo of Rome, the father of Pompey the Great.\nAlexander Jannaeus was the father of Alexander, the Roman Gaius Julius Caesar. As such, Jannaeus would have been himself called Gaius Julius Caesar in Rome, as well as his own father John Hyrcanus.\nIf Ptolemy IX \"Lathyrus\" was in fact Sulla, then he was probably not the biological father of Ptolemy XII, as commonly assumed. In Rome, Mark Antony was the son of another Mark Antony (who died around 74 BC), which would represent a collateral royal line.\nAnyway, there is enough correlation to let us know we are still on the right track. There is also enough to dismiss any ideas that figures like Marius or Pompey were commoners. We can also reject any presumed equestrian origins for Octavius (Caesar Augustus). Julius Caesar would have picked as his dynastic successor someone closely related to him, someone even more closely related than Mark Antony. There are a number of possibilities. The most likely would be Hasmonean Antigonus (likely also the contemporary Pharnaces of Pontus and Tigranes of Armenia).\nJosephus tells us, almost as an aside, that Herod the Great's son Antipater was given a surviving daughter of Antigonus in marriage. He does not otherwise discuss the descendants of Antigonus. But perhaps Antigonus was the Roman Octavius father of Octavius/Augustus and of at least one daughter named Octavia, who previously had been married to Marcellus and then Mark Antony. If not, there are still other Hasmonean princes whose descendants are not addressed by Josephus.\nantigonus and daughter",
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I saw your face when I ordered you to turn in your resignation.\u201d\n\u201cI don\u2019t take orders well from you, Mulder.\u201d\n\u201cI know. I handled it wrong, but I was . . . I wasn\u2019t doing too well. When I saw Ambrose - \u201c\n\u201cWhen you saw him, you handled the situation. You saved me.\u201d\nHe ignored the second part of her statement completely. \u201cThere shouldn\u2019t have been a situation to handle.\u201d\nHe drew back at her vehemence.\n\u201cI have been your partner, equal partner, for seven years. You have made decisions that affected us both, but so have I. We\u2019ve both made good and bad decisions. If you\u2019ll recall, I was ready to leave the Bureau once, when they threatened to separate us. They didn\u2019t, they couldn\u2019t. But you almost did, permanently.\u201d\n\u201cI\u2019m sorry.\u201d She couldn't doubt his sincerity. The look on his face was enough to convince her.\n\u201cHave you ever . . . \u201c She looked away, the question itself too hard to ask.\n\u201cHave I ever thought about suicide before?\u201d He finished for her. \u201cYes. After Samantha, and during the divorce. I\u2019ve never acted on it.\u201d\n\u201cI thought I was doing you, hell, the world, a favor.\u201d\n\u201cA favor?\u201d Her voice had risen; the outrage plain in her voice. He actually cringed from the look on her face. \u201cA favor.\u201d She repeated. \u201cHow could you - \u201c\n\u201cScully, I didn\u2019t know you loved me. Even in my best fantasies I could only get to \u2018care about me\u2019. You\u2019re my first too.\u201d\nHer eyes teared slightly, \u201cDon\u2019t do me any more favors, Mulder.\u201d\n\u201cI promise.\u201d His tone was somber, \u201cIf I had known, if I had even imagined - \u201c\n\u201cAnd I thought I was so damn obvious.\u201d She sighed.\n\u201cObvious?\u201d He shook his head. \u201cLet\u2019s get out of here.\u201d\nShe nodded and rose. There was nothing to pack, so they headed for the car. She handed him the keys.\n\u201cYou don\u2019t want to drive?\u201d\n\u201cNo.\u201d She smiled faintly as he adjusted the seat.\nHe pulled out onto the highway, heading north for no particular reason.\n\u201cUmmm?\u201d He glanced over at her.\nHe looked back at the road, but took her hand and placed it on his thigh, caressing it lightly. \u201cWell, if you\u2019ll let me, I\u2019ll spend the next six or seven decades making this up to you.\u201d\n\u201cI meant for work.\u201d But she squeezed his thigh, giving her support.\n\u201cOh yeah. I\u2019m unemployed.\u201d He shook his head slightly, \u201cThat\u2019s new for me. I\u2019m more used to being suspended.\u201d He sighed, \u201cI could write.\u201d\n\u201cM. F. Luder?\u201d\nHe glanced over at her, his lips twitching. \u201cHe\u2019s paid a few bills for me.\u201d\n\u201cI\u2019m sure he has. Can he keep you in sunflower seeds?\u201d\nHe looked over at her, then back at the road. \u201cNo. Maybe I could be a slum lord.\u201d\n\u201cWell, I own a couple of houses on the Vineyard, one in Connecticut, the cabin in Quonochontaug and a beach house in North Carolina.\u201d\n\u201cYou what?\u201d She snatched her hand from his leg.\nHe took hold of it again and brought it back. \u201cDad believed in investing in land, real estate. He said they weren\u2019t making it anymore, so it was a good deal.\u201d\n\u201cI never thought about you having money. You don\u2019t - \u201c\n\u201cI don\u2019t live like it? It\u2019s Dad\u2019s money. The rental fees go into an account to keep the properties up. If one of them needs a new furnace or carpet, the company takes care of it.\u201d\n\u201cSo there\u2019s not a pile of money somewhere.\u201d She nodded.\n\u201cWell, actually there is.\u201d He shrugged, \u201cbut I don\u2019t think about it.\u201d\nShe hesitated a moment, \u201cGuess I won\u2019t have to \u2018keep\u2019 you.\u201d\n\u201cYou offerin\u2019?\u201d He squeezed her hand. She just rolled her eyes. \u201cWhat are you going to do, Scully?\u201d\n\u201cI\u2019m not sure. I don\u2019t even know who I\u2019m reporting to. Skinner called me in to look at personnel files, not Kersh. That\u2019s how I found out what you\u2019d done.\u201d She watched him. \u201cHe wanted my input on a new partner.\u201d\nThe grip on her hand was suddenly painful and she saw that his left hand was white knuckled on the steering wheel. \u201cNew partner?\u201d\n\u201cI\u2019m a field agent, Mulder. I have to have a partner. I told you about this last night.\u201d\n\u201cI, I didn\u2019t think about - \u201c\n\u201cYou didn\u2019t think through a lot, Mulder.\u201d Her voice was deadly serious.\nHe didn\u2019t respond, but he didn\u2019t release her hand either, not until he spotted a shopping center. He pulled off the highway.\n\u201cWe need clothes.\u201d His voice was somber again; the thoughts of another partner covering her back had sent a chill through him. Look at what had happened in New York without him. God, he really hadn't thought anything through. He parked in front of a large department store.\nThey got out of the car, both silent now. His hand came up to touch her and she leaned into him. He closed his eyes in relief and led her into the store. He turned immediately toward women\u2019s clothing.\n\u201cI can handle this, if you want to look for your clothes, Mulder.\u201d\n\u201cI\u2019d rather help you first.\u201d\n\u201cHelp me, huh?\u201d But she relented and let him follow her toward the slacks. He immediately started flipping through the offerings. \u201cMulder?\u201d\n\u201cShh, I\u2019m busy.\u201d\nHer eyebrow rose, but she leaned back to watch him. In just a few minutes he had a couple of pairs of slacks and moved to the tops. Her eyes widened, but followed him.\nIn short order he turned, \u201cWant to try these on?\u201d\nHer mouth dropped open, but she took the clothing from his hands.\n\u201cWhile you\u2019re doing that, I\u2019ve got some other things to check on. I\u2019ll be back to see how they fit.\u201d And he turned to leave. She didn\u2019t stop him; she didn\u2019t know what to say anyway. Instead she ducked into the dressing room.\nShe tried on the first outfit and stood surprised in front of the mirror. It fit perfectly and looked like it was made for her. The thin sweater was the color of her eyes, and the navy pants were cut lower than she was used to. For just a second she wondered how Mulder would feel about a naval ring, to go with her tattoo, then felt foolish at the impulse. When had he paid that much attention to her? Okay, he listened to her but this . . .\nShe checked, but he hadn\u2019t returned, so she tried on the next outfit. This top was green and showed some cleavage, but it was great with her hair. Surely he couldn\u2019t fit her in jeans, but when she pulled them up, she swallowed hard. Her mother couldn\u2019t possibly have fit her so well.\nOnce again she looked out and he was waiting patiently. His face lit up at the sight of her. \u201cHow\u2019d I do?\u201d\n\u201cA little too well.\u201d She said dryly. He only grinned and handed her what he was holding. Lingerie. \u201cMulder, you didn\u2019t.\u201d\n\u201cJust see if it fits and you like it.\u201d That cajoling look was almost back to normal. She didn\u2019t fight him, just taking the items from his hand. She glanced at the lacy cream bra and her eyebrow rose, but she kept quiet. He was grinning when she disappeared back into the dressing room. The grin slipped away when she was out of sight. New partner. He shook his head and tried to concentrate on what she was doing right now.\nShe had her lips pursed, looking at herself in the mirror. The man was damn observant.\nShe slipped back on her own clothes and came out with everything in her arms. He stood and reached to help her. \u201cAren\u2019t you going to model for me?\u201d\n\u201cI hadn\u2019t realized what a good investigator you are.\u201d\nHis smile grew.\n\u201cYou\u2019re turn. Follow me.\u201d She led him toward the men\u2019s department and made her own choices. He had to admit when he tried on the clothing she handed him, she was a damn observant investigator herself.\nHe came out to show her how her choices looked. She was just outside, looking at sweaters, her back to him. Her back. Someone else would have custody of its protection now. A new partner. It was really going to happen this time. He had truly screwed things up. Permanently.\nSensing him, she turned. He was frozen in place. She wasn\u2019t sure he was even seeing her, and he was beginning to hyperventilate.\n\u201cMulder?\u201d She pulled him out of the main aisle and he came with her, but he wasn\u2019t in control. More than a little frightened, her hand slipped around his neck and let their lips meet.\nIn an instant his breathing slowed and his arms went around her. When they parted, her eyes searched his. \u201cLet\u2019s get out of here. Change, we\u2019ll pay and go get something to eat.\u201d\nShe watched him swallow convulsively, then shake his head.\n\u201cOkay, but let\u2019s get out of here.\u201d\nHe nodded then and her hand caressed his cheek before she gave him a small shove toward the dressing room. He wouldn\u2019t need to try on the underwear she had picked out for him, so she piled their additional purchases on the counter and began checking out. When he joined her, he paid quickly and they moved toward the entrance.\n\u201cWhy don\u2019t I drive now, Mulder?\u201d\n\u201cDon\u2019t trust me?\u201d He had meant to say it lightly, but he failed.\n\u201cI could use some control.\u201d\nHe nodded at that and relinquished the keys. He seated himself on the passenger\u2019s side and they both adjusted their seats. She saw his hand come up and rub his brow.\n\u201cYeah.\u201d Was all he said.\nScully dug in her pockets and extracted more of the pain medication Dr. Moss had given her. She handed it to him along with a bottle of water. He swallowed it with no comment. \u201cDo you want to talk about what happened back there?\u201d\nHe shook his head carefully.\n\u201cWhy don\u2019t you close your eyes, Mulder? Try to rest.\u201d When he nodded, she took his left hand and kissed the finger tips, then lay his hand on her thigh as he had done for her earlier.\nHe met her eyes and nodded, then reclined the seat slightly and closed his eyes. He obviously wasn\u2019t hungry and really neither was she, so she returned to the highway. She continued heading north for no better reason than it was the way he had driven.\nShe knew when he slept; his hand would tighten and loosen on her leg. She didn\u2019t know what had happened at the store, but they could talk later. They were together, with no case or definite destination. Surprisingly, it felt good.\nHe slept for some time and woke to the realization he was gripping her leg in what had to be a painful hold.\n\u201cUh, sorry.\u201d He loosened his hand, rubbing her thigh slightly. \u201cWhere are we?\u201d\n\u201cYes. I know it\u2019s a little early, but why don\u2019t we find a place to stay tonight, then go share a lobster. We missed breakfast and lunch.\u201d\n\u201cGod, I\u2019m sorry Scully. You should have stopped.\u201d\n\u201cNo, it was a good drive, but I\u2019m getting hungry now. Think you could eat?\u201d\nHe nodded. \u201cAre we, are we getting one room or two tonight?\u201d\nShe glanced over and he knew he was seeing fear in her eyes. Did she think he would hurt her? Before he could retract the question though, she spoke. \u201cOne, please.\u201d\nHe blinked, he had not misinterpreted that look. \u201cAre you sure?\u201d\nShe nodded, keeping her eyes on the road. They were quiet until he spotted a sign. \u201cHow about a B&B, Scully? It\u2019d be a step up from our regular accommodations.\u201d\n\u201cA B&B would be an entire flight up from our regular accommodations, Mulder.\u201d She said dryly. \u201cWe could see if they have anything.\u201d\nHe was more confused than before. Did she want this or not? He was in no shape to take advantage of her physically. They\u2019d discussed waiting, hadn\u2019t they? He felt very out of his depth.\nShe took the turn to the house and in minutes pulled up in front of it. \u201cWell?\u201d She looked over at him.\n\u201cLooks nice.\u201d What was he supposed to say? Apparently that was right, because she nodded and opened her door.\n\u201cYou\u2019re in luck. I had a cancellation last night. We have a lovely room on the second floor. It has a queen size bed and a private bath. The furniture came from an elegant home in Bangor.\u201d The hostess was pulling out the key. \u201cI can send Jerry out to get your luggage.\u201d\n\u201cCan we unpack later? Suddenly I\u2019m about to starve.\u201d Scully looked over at Mulder. \u201cWhere could we get a lobster?\u201d\n\u201cYou are in luck. The best lobsters in Maine are just down the road, at the Weathervane. Turn left out here and go three miles. It\u2019s on your right.\u201d She smiled up at Mulder. \u201cYou better get your wife some food.\u201d\nMulder opened his mouth to correct her, but Scully took his hand. He nodded his thanks and let her lead him out.\nHe gaped at the small prehistoric monster they sat on the table between them. \u201cScully?\u201d\n\u201cCome on.\u201d She twisted a claw.\n\u201cYou\u2019ve done this before.\u201d He observed.\nShe nodded, \u201cLast time I was in Maine.\u201d\nHe couldn\u2019t help himself, his finger reached out to wipe the butter from her chin. She smiled her thanks and pulled out a large chunk of the white meat from the claw.\nHe carried their bags inside and let her open the door. He followed her in, then stopped. The room was nice, and he had no doubt the antiques were authentic, but the bed dominated the room. He looked over at her, but she didn\u2019t seem disturbed by it. He put their packages in the larger chair.\n\u201cSo do you want to go back downstairs and have some wine?\u201d He offered.\n\u201cNo, I\u2019d rather stay up here, maybe go ahead and get ready for bed.\u201d\nHe nodded, he\u2019d prefer the same thing.\nShe sighed and he looked over at her. \u201cI forgot to get something to sleep in.\u201d\n\u201cHere.\u201d He handed her a small bag from within the larger one.\n\u201cI, uh, I picked this up while you were trying on . . . \u201c\nShe took the bag, her eyebrow rising. He shrugged, a slight grin on his face. She turned then and headed for the bathroom. His smile vanished along with her. He needed to know what had scared her earlier. At least when he focused on her, he could forget about himself for awhile.\nShe came out wearing the dark forest green gown and matching robe and she'd removed the bandages from her wrists. \u201cMulder, this isn\u2019t just a night gown. It\u2019s a penoir set. You - \u201c\n\u201cA good slum lord can afford this stuff occasionally.\u201d He met her eyes, not backing down.\n\u201cI bought you something to sleep in too.\u201d\nHis eyes widened as a smile grew on his face. \u201cAre you kidding?\u201d The blush on her face was adorable. She did love him, as crazy as that was. He took the bag and looked inside, then pulled out the pajama bottoms. \u201cUh, where\u2019s the top?\u201d\nHer blush grew. \u201cI didn\u2019t think you needed one.\u201d\nHe felt like the wind had been knocked out of him. She wanted to sleep against his chest, feel his skin. Oh god. He forced himself to back away, toward the bathroom.\nHe emerged, wearing the bottoms she had selected. They were cotton with a small blue and gray plaid design. They fit well, even long enough. And she had chosen them.\nShe was already in the bed, propped up on the pillows. She\u2019d found a book in the room and was reading. He joined her in the bed and tried not to show his pleasure that she had taken a good look at his chest.\n\"What're you reading?\"\n\"It came with the room.\" She said dryly, showing him the cover with the pirate and buxom maiden. The rakish rogue had long flowing dark hair. He was dressed in leather pants and nothing else. He was dipping the redheaded woman in the yellow gown, her breasts threatening to explode from the top.\n\"Maybe I should let my hair grow out.\" He mused, not releasing the book back to her.\nShe gave a sound that he could only describe as a huff and slid down under the covers.\n\"You don't think that would be a good look for me?\" He asked her, trying to sound innocent. She turned her back to him and snapped off the light from her side of the bed. \"Scully, you can read as long as you want.\"\nShe flipped over to put him in his place, verbally, but the twinkling of his eyes caught her off guard and she struggled to keep her face impassive. \"Go to sleep, Mulder.\"\nHe nodded, and pulled her against him. His eyes closed and after a moment, so did hers.\nShe stirred, lying on her stomach, but found she couldn\u2019t move. Something or someone was pinning her down. Ambrose? She panicked and began fighting; forcing whatever was holding her down to release her.\n\u201cScully, Scully wake up. What? What\u2019s wrong?\u201d He moved, releasing her from beneath his leg.\nMulder? But he\u2019d been killed . . . Mulder! She twisted then reaching for him.\n\u201cScully, it\u2019s okay. It was just a dream.\u201d\n\u201cI, I was being held down.\u201d She raised a shaking hand to her face.\nHe realized then what was wrong. In his sleep he had tucked her under him, one of his legs holding her in place. \u201cOh god, it was me. Scully, I\u2019m sorry. I . . . I\u2019m sorry.\u201d He moved away from her but she followed, needing to feel him now that she knew it was him.\n\u201cIt\u2019s okay Scully, I\u2019ll move to the chair. It\u2019ll be - \u201c\n\u201cPlease. I . . . I don\u2019t want to sleep alone.\u201d\nThat stopped him. In an instant he realized that she had slept with him, in his arms, every night since that night. She\u2019d drawn comfort from him as she\u2019d given it to him.\n\u201cScully?\u201d She managed to meet his eyes. \u201cTalk to me. Please.\u201d\n\u201cYou won\u2019t leave me.\u201d\nGod he was a fool. He\u2019d hurt her as badly as Ambrose had. No, he\u2019d hurt her worse; she had trusted him. \u201cI won\u2019t leave you.\u201d He pulled her against him again. Damn, she was shaking.\n\"Promise.\" Her voice trembled.\n\"Scully, I could never leave you.\"\nHer tears started then and she was lost, sobbing against his chest. He held her tightly to him, stroking her back and murmuring to her. \"Let it out, Baby. It's safe here, I have you.\"\nHe didn't know how long she cried, but he knew it was what she needed. She\u2019d been strong for him too long. When her hiccupping breaths eased out, he realized she was asleep. Her hands still clutched him and her head rested over his heart as though she needed the sound to reassure her.\nIt struck him then why she had bought him pajama bottoms but no top. She had wanted to feel him, hear his heart beat.\nHe never wanted to hurt this woman again.\nShe woke to his eyes on her, his arms around her. \"Scully?\"\n\"Thank you.\" She said softly.\n\"My pleasure.\" His eyes locked on hers, searching for some clue as to how she really felt.\nShe smiled and placed a small kiss on his chest, over his heart.\nHe swallowed, hard, and cleared his throat. \"So, why don't you take first shower? I'll run down to the lobby and see if I can rustle us up some coffee.\"\n\"Nope, go on.\" He watched her walk toward the bathroom, \u201cHey, Scully, wear the green top.\u201d She chuckled and he noted her cheeks seemed heated. He waited for her to enter the bathroom before attempting to rise. He took a deep breath and found his pants. When he returned with the coffee he heard the water cut off and found himself visualizing what was going on in the next room.\nWhen she emerged, wearing the green top and the jeans he had chosen, he smiled. Then without a word, handed her the coffee. He knew she needed her caffeine before too much conversation.\nShe took it gratefully and sipped. Just the way she liked it. \u201cThanks.\u201d\nHe nodded, \u201cCan I get in there now?\u201d\nShe was sitting at the window when he rejoined her, staring off into the distance.\n\u201cScully? Everything okay?\u201d She looked over at him. \u201cYou want to head home.\u201d\n\u201cNo.\u201d He sat on the bed facing her. \u201cWhy?\u201d\n\u201cI guess I just need the familiarity. I know things have changed, a lot of things and, and I need to go home.\u201d\n\u201cThen let\u2019s go home.\u201d\nShe nodded gratefully and stood from the chair to gather her things.\n\u201cScully, when I woke up this morning I thought of something else I could do, I mean in addition to slum lording.\u201d He folded his dirty clothes to put in the bag, not facing her.\n\u201cYes?\u201d She stopped, waiting.\nHe finally turned. \u201cI was thinking I could ask you to marry me.\u201d\nHer eyes widened, \u201cMarry you?\u201d\n\u201cYeah. Seems fitting, I ask you every time you\u2019re in Maine.\u201d\nShe blushed then, \u201cCome on Mulder, I had just dazzled you with my knowledge of witchcraft. You were kidding around.\u201d\n\u201cNo. I let you laugh it off.\u201d\nHer mouth dropped open but she didn\u2019t speak.\nShe didn\u2019t speak for so long he felt his gut twist. \u201cScully?\u201d\n\u201cI . . . Mulder, I can\u2019t deal with this, not right now.\u201d\n\u201cDon\u2019t apologize, Mulder. Let\u2019s, let\u2019s head back to DC.\u201d\n\u201cWe still have to stop and get your car.\u201d\n\u201cOh shit.\u201d He muttered. He\u2019d forgotten that little detail. When she'd hustled him off the Vineyard after saving his life, he'd been in no shape to drive. They\u2019d be separated for hours on the way home. He looked around the room; she\u2019d packed everything else. Without another word, he gathered up the bags and moved toward the door.\n\u201cMulder,\u201d Scully turned to him once they were back in the car. She lay her hand on his leg, like yesterday. \u201cI didn\u2019t mean to hurt your feelings.\u201d\n\u201cWhat . . . what were you expecting, really?\u201d\n\u201cWell it would have been nice if you\u2019d thrown your arms around my neck and said yes.\u201d He couldn\u2019t hide the hurt entirely.\n\u201cMulder, I . . . I just don\u2019t think I\u2019m ready for . . .\u201d\n\u201cYeah, okay. I should have kept my mouth shut.\u201d He turned away, but her hand tightened on his leg.\n\u201cI can tell you . . . Mulder, there\u2019s no one else I would even consider spending my life with. You need to know that.\u201d\nHe nodded, relaxing slightly.\n\u201cAnd there are other ways we can show that we love each other.\u201d She added softly.\nHe glanced over at her but kept quiet. Her hand caressed his thigh.\nShe did seem . . . approachable. \u201cScully, without getting myself in too much trouble here, have you ever thought about . . . I mean, if we ever got together, I . . . a place like we stayed last night or maybe one of those dives we\u2019re more used to. Did you ever . . . \u201c\n\u201cYour couch.\u201d She said it without thinking. It wasn\u2019t until the car swerved that she realized what she had revealed. She knew her cheeks were burning.\n\u201cMy couch? At my apartment?\u201d He sounded a little choked.\n\u201cNo, really. You\u2019ve actually thought about . . . \u201c\n\u201cOf course I have.\u201d She responded quickly.\n\u201cOf course? I can\u2019t have this conversation and drive, Scully. Would you mind an early lunch?\u201d\n\u201cOkay.\u201d She spoke softly, reluctantly.\nShe met his eyes then and nodded. He found a diner not far down the road and pulled in. They were quiet over their meal. He wanted to ask more questions, but he had told her he wouldn\u2019t push her. He was startled when she reached over for his hand.\n\u201cWe\u2019re okay Mulder. When we get back to DC we could meet - \u201d\n\u201cYeah, we are. I\u2019ll follow you.\u201d Like he could let her out of his sight.\nShe nodded. \u201cI\u2019ll have my cell phone on if you - \u201c\n\u201cScully, I didn\u2019t bring my phone.\u201d\nShe looked away, \u201cOh.\u201d\nShe met his eyes then, \u201cI didn\u2019t think about that. I\u2019ll just keep you in sight and if you want to pull off, just pass me.\u201d\n\u201cYeah.\u201d Damn, he hated that she\u2019d have all that time alone, to change her mind about him, about them. \u201cLet\u2019s hook up at my apartment, okay?\u201d\nShe nodded and his hand closed over hers on the table. They were silent then, thinking their own thoughts.\nShe set a good pace on the way back. He was surprised at her familiarity with the Vineyard, but didn\u2019t question it. The quicker they got home, the better. He had to struggle not to pass her, not to race back and be with her again. They had survived a lot over the last few days. He had survived it because of her.\nShe\u2019d been in his sight the whole trip, but he couldn\u2019t wait to touch her when they parked at his apartment. He did notice that she didn\u2019t seem to mind when he took her hand.\nHe stopped just inside and looked around. When he\u2019d left here he had never expected to see it again. Without her, he wouldn\u2019t have. He looked down as her arms went around him. \u201cMulder?\u201d\n\u201cIt\u2019s good to be home.\u201d He meant it more deeply than ever before.\nAfter a moment she nodded, \u201cYes, it is.\u201d\n\u201cLet me dump this stuff in the bedroom and I\u2019ll be right back.\u201d\nShe was on his phone when he returned to the room. He couldn\u2019t help the quick glance at the couch but hopefully she didn\u2019t notice.\nShe turned, \u201cI\u2019ve gotten five messages from Skinner, and the guys have called a couple of times.\u201d\n\u201cThat can wait. Skinner gave you three days and me . . .\u201d he grinned.\nShe nodded and watched him walk toward her. \u201cHow\u2019s your head?\u201d\n\u201cKind of swimming.\u201d He managed a straight face. Her look turned to one of concern instantly and her hand came up to touch his brow. He caught it and brought the fingers to his lips. \u201cThinking about what might happen here some day.\u201d\nHe wanted to laugh with joy at the blush that heated her face. \u201cHow about you, how are you feeling?\u201d He wanted to touch her, hold her against him. He forced himself to wait. She took his hand and led him to the couch, taking a seat and pulling him down beside her. He realized then that she was as nervous as he was.\n\"Scully, I want to kiss you.\"\nHer shoulders relaxed at those words. \"I was hoping you did.\"\nHe smiled and leaned in, letting their lips touch lightly, no more than a breeze. Her smile was welcoming, so he did it again, with more pressure this time. He leaned back slightly to see her.\n\"See, the world didn't end.\" She said, trying to keep a straight face.\n\"Ah, Jesus, Scully, don't remind me how inept I am.\" He pouted.\n\"Inept wasn't the word I was thinking.\" She moved closer, her hand behind his neck drawing his lips to hers. There was nothing chaste about the next kiss.\nWhen they broke for air, they were reclining and he had maneuvered her on top. She realized he was giving her freedom of movement even as he held her to his body. He loved her, he'd do anything for her and he loved her. A small sob escaped her.\n\"Scully?\" Concern and more than a little fear touched his face.\n\"You love me.\" She said simply.\n\"Well, yeah.\" He looked confused now, \"You didn't doubt it, did you?\"\nShe shook her head, \"Make love with me.\"\nHis eyes widened, now? He'd promised not to rush her. He looked up into those sparkling blue eyes and his hand cupped her face. She turned to place a kiss in his palm.\n\"I'm sure, Mulder.\"\nThe love is his eyes nearly blinded her with its intensity. His head dipped to place a kiss on the cleavage before him. But even with her permission, he needed to slow things down for both their sakes.\nHis hands on her shoulders moved her to sit up, her ass on his abdomen. 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        "raw_content": "(Video) Abyssinia Travel Guide\nBy Expoza Travel\nTravel video about destination Abyssinia in Ethiopia. Abyssinia is a mysterious country located in the mountains of Africa which today is known as Ethiopia, the cradle of early Christianity and a unique land of biblical stories and myths. Historic Aksum, in northern Ethiopia, was once the capital of a powerful kingdom. On the site of two previous religious buildings, its ancient cathedral was rebuilt in 1665. Thrones constructed of stone have witnessed the coronation of various monarchs whose Ethiopian Orthodox faith, from the fifth century, spread far and wide. From the Eastern Roman Empire, fleeing missionaries known as Monophysites introduced the ancient Christian faith which taught that Christ had only one divine nature. Eventually the concept of a division of faith came into being and Ethiopian Christianity developed independently and Aksum became a sacred city. Aksum is also referred to as \u2018Ethiopian Rome\u2019 and is the capital of the oldest Christian kingdom in the world, the largest outside the Roman Empire. In the north, the large water basins of May Shum are known as The Baths Of The Queen Of Saba. They date back to Aksumitic times and have been frequently renovated. A huge cistern supplies much of the population with water and on a hill above the town are the underground grave chambers of King Kaleb and Gebre Masqal. Although little remains of the former capital of the Aksumitic kingdom, Ethiopia's holiest site, it continues to be a place of mystique and legend. Dawit The Third, a son of Emperor Iyasu, had his palace built in the north of Fasil Ghebbi, protected by a nine hundred metre long wall. The large ballroom was known as Singer Hall because within it contests were held that featured wandering minstrels, and Dawit played the harp. Today, the lion cages are empty but Hailie Selassie, the last emperor of Ethiopia, possessed one as a symbol of his origin as having been from the Tribe of Judah. Without a doubt, Gondar will forever evoke a special kind of nostalgia and a rich sense of history.\nLabels: Abyssinia, Ethiopia, Video",
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        "raw_content": "Training in business skills, particularly when combined with language lessons, will help your team to grow, to use their newly gained skills and to cooperate better with each other. We offer training to help you present a successful presentation, to practice sales skills, and to help you manage negotiations and bargaining in both Czech and a foreign language (English, German, Russian). Cooperation at work and training in basic management skills, which focus on coping with everyday tasks, meeting deadlines, working efficiently, planning, self-motivation and self-discipline, is something we recommend to every employee, no matter the position they hold. Basic management skills are helpful for people struggling to manage tasks during working hours, or to successfully follow tasks through.\nSuccessful communication skills, the art of constructive criticism, teamwork skills, the ability to manage conflict, the ability to assert ones opinion or to learn about new things, healthy self-confidence and self-management \u2013 these are just some of the soft skills that are necessary to succeed in a modern workplace. Employees\u2019 soft skills are an integral part of every successful organization and its ability to provide people with great services. Why is this training better than continuous regular education? The training is, unlike continuous regular education, more intensive and is a short-term experience. As a result, it is very useful for monitoring results and is a very effective use of time, and the participants are more motivated to pursue success. It is of course very important to prepare a long-term program of education and to establish clear goals at the same time. What does \u2018training made to measure\u2019 mean? Training made to measure is a learning program designed exclusively to meet the demands of the client (time range, date of event, venue, number of participants) and on the basis of the professional and personal needs of all participants. Before we create a specific training program we carry out a detailed analysis of the training needs of your employees\u2019. The training program always contains the complete training materials for the course. How to begin training soft skills? Soft skills should be an integral part of every employee\u2019s personal plan. It is also common that a company itself feels the need to develop a particular ability in terms of a team, a job position or a leadership position. What exactly does this training involve? Our training methods reflect the needs of individual people in the organization, and that is why we have developed the following procedure:\nDevelopment of personal plans (within a time period of your specification)\nIdentification of the goals in terms of your organization\nDevelopment of specific training programs (designation of the date, number of people, formation of material, selection of suitable trainers)\nDetermination of criteria for measurement of success\nHow can I enroll \u2013 how can I register my work team? Contact our office.",
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        "raw_content": "Home Green (Renewable) Energy\nCan A Country Achieve 100% Use of Renewable Energy?\nIf you think 100% renewable energy will never happen, think again. Several countries have adopted ambitious plan to obtain their power from renewable energy. These countries are not only accelerating RE installations but are also integrating RE into their existing infrastructure to reach a 100% RE mix.\nSeveral countries are pioneers in renewable energy. Iceland gets 85% of the country\u2019s electricity from earth\u2019s heat. The country\u2019s electricity supply is 100% renewable and depends on geothermal and hydropower. Norway is around 98% renewable and uses hydroelectric, geothermal and wind, to achieve its goal. 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        "raw_content": "\u0093The embarrassed do not learn.\n\u2014 Hillel, Ethics of the Fathers, 2:6\nWe've all been there. We need to ask someone what to do or how something works, but we're too embarrassed. Asking might humiliate us. People will think we don't know what we're doing; maybe we don't really know what we're doing. The indignity of asking will simply confirm it. The fact that Einstein told us that it is OK to ask questions does nothing to ameliorate this gnawing sense of inadequacy: \"The important thing is not to stop questioning. Curiosity has its own reason for existing.\"\nFor the next several weeks, between Passover and Shavout, we will be studying an aphorism from Pirkei Avot, Ethics of the Fathers, as is a customary practice in this season. Today's will focus on curiosity.\nAsking questions is a manifestation of curiosity: the rapacious desire to know, the expansive capacity to stand in awe and wonder. It's fundamental to the holiday we just finished and to just about every aspect of a faith based on scholarship. It reveals our humanity and humility, and helps us be vigilant against the arrogance of certainty. Sa'adia Gaon, a great early medieval sage and communal leader, observed in his philosophical work, Emunot Ve'Daot (Beliefs and Opinions), that a person who fails to admit his or her own inabilities will \"never fashion a ring.\" If you think you know everything, you will never learn anything. It's for this reason that one of the sages of the Talmud names the anxiety and the problem. \"The embarrassed do not learn.\"\nLearning involves vulnerability and letting go of the face-saving tendency to project mastery. Ask questions and stop worrying about the humiliation of not knowing, we are adjured. In one Talmudic passage, a student was ridiculed by other students for asking a question until the teacher scolded his disciples: \"Even such an obvious question a person should submit to his teacher and not be content with silence\" (BT Nidda 27a). The silent sit in confusion and misunderstanding. Those not embarrassed to ask will reap rich rewards in knowledge. Making fun of those who ask questions is not only the mark of the intellectual snob, it can also devolve into self-sustaining ignorance.\nThere is, however, a circumstance where asking a question that generates shame may be off-limits, as we find in yet another Talmudic case: \"Rabbi Elazar said to Rabbi Shimon ben Elyakim, \"Do you ask me publicly, in the study hall, about a matter for which earlier sages did not give a reason, in order to embarrass me?\" (BT Bava Batra 81a). A student confronted a teacher in a public space. This question was asked in a beit midrash, a study hall, likely crammed with students. Perhaps all of them would have hushed their loud intellectual jousting to hear what Rabbi Shimon had to say. But that is not the way Rabbi Shimon heard the question. Since there is a textual tradition that the particular teaching in question was not accompanied by a reason, Rabbi Shimon regarded this as an inappropriate challenge to his authority. Perhaps these two scholars had a history together that made Rabbi Shimon wary.\nA commentator on the Talmud, Menahem Meiri (1249-1306), learns from here that it is inappropriate for a student to ask his teacher a question if he knows that the matter was discussed by earlier authorities, and no answer was provided. Rabbi Shimon may have felt that he was not only protecting himself and his contemporaries from public humiliation but was also defending those who came before him.\nThe difference between these two Talmudic cases - namely the teacher who protects the student and the student who intimidates the teacher - surfaces the thin, invisible line between curiosity and hostility. Our tradition loves questions, but questioners should be careful to make sure that they are asking out of genuine curiosity and not to prove they are smarter than the teacher by belittling the person at the front of the room.\nWe've all been in enough classrooms to recognize this kind of student. We may even be this kind of student. We've been raised to question authority but not always to valorize it. Remember: once you cross the boundary of impropriety, it may be hard to recalibrate the relationship between teacher and student, even though we are all students.\nI've always loved what Dorothy Parker wrote about curiosity: \"The cure for boredom is curiosity. There is no cure for curiosity.\" So go ahead. Ask. Please. Just ask nicely.\nTo a Master Teacher\n\u0093It is a positive commandment to cleave to the wise and their disciples.\u0094\n\u2014 Maimonides, \u201cLaws of Character,\u201d 6:2\nEvery once in a while, you get lucky enough to study with teachers who make subjects come alive, who bring passion and erudition to what you learn together, who serve as living role models. Rarer still is if you get all this in one person. Perhaps this is why Ethics of the Fathers recommends that when you find a true teacher, you must actively make that teacher into your teacher. \u201cSit at the dust of their feet, and drink in their words thirstily\u201d (1:4).\nRabbi Joseph Soloveitchik has a beautiful essay on the role of the teacher and sage in a new collections of his writings: Halakhic Morality: Essays on Ethics and Masorah. To fulfill the mandate to sit at the feet of scholars, he writes, a person must be willing to submit to the authority of the teacher. This, for Rabbi Soloveitchik, is not only within the intellectual realm but also in what he calls \u201ca volitional-emotional gesture.\u201d He also says that a student must \u201csurrender to one\u2019s teacher on an ontic level.\u201d I know what you\u2019re thinking. I have no idea what he\u2019s talking about. Here, the Rav elaborates on a relationship that very few have with a master teacher: \u201cTo be in the presence of the master is a joy which borders on rhapsody. To be away from him is anguish. The pupil is always lonesome for his master and driven by an irresistible passion to him.\u201d Reverence also creates a sense of distance, the separation we create out of respect.\nFew have this relationship with a teacher because very few students invest in relationships with teachers. They may feel intimidated or not smart enough. Often, students think that the teacher should do the work of investment. But that is where the Rav challenges us: sit at their feet, and you will be changed because of this meaningful friendship. Don\u2019t ask them to come to you. But know, that being a good teacher means waiting for students who seek this relationship and devoting yourself to them once they devote themselves to you.\nI was thinking about this essay when I learned of the death of a beloved teacher the week before Passover, Rabbi Amnon Haramati. He taught in the Yeshivah of Flatbush for 45 years; a former head of the school estimated that upon his retirement, Rabbi Haramati likely taught 10,000 students. During his retirement, he taught hundreds of classes to adults and was constantly sought out as a resource. And, just as the teacher is a role model, Rabbi Haramti embodied the gifts of patience, tenacity, religious moderation and tolerance and a mission to make the world a better place through knowledge.\nBefore he arrived in the classroom as a teacher at the ripe age of 16, Rabbi Haramati's life was intertwined with the birth of the State of Israel. He was born in 1930 in Jerusalem, where he was buried. At 17, in 1948, he fought in the War of Independence, armed with a rifle, one hand grenade and four bullets. He was severely injured, declared dead and found alive in a morgue by a nurse. He then suffered blindness and regained his sight. His brain injuries were such that he was told he would never be able to retain information. This is all the more astounding to anyone who studied with him because of the vast and breathless mastery he had of so much Tanakh. His life was one miracle after another.\nThe afternoon before he was suddenly taken from our community, I saw him shopping with his wife of 64 years. I wished them both a joyous Passover, and they wished me the same. Imagine the shock of finding out that Rabbi Haramati collapsed the next morning on his way to synagogue. At his shiva, I was told to peek into his study. His books were open on his desk, that was covered with his Hebrew notes for a class he had given the night before on the theme of Passover. And there was his watch, between the notes, measuring time even though its owner could no longer.\nIn scores of places I've traveled, when asked where I live, I respond, \u201cSilver Spring.\u201d Someone would often follow-up with another question, \"Oh, do you know Rabbi Haramati? He taught me.\" I would send Rabbi Haramati regards, and he would say \"Hu haya ha-talmid sheli.\" He was my student, as if this relationship lasted long after graduation. This is what I wrote to his son when I heard the news. \u201cHenry Adams said, 'A teacher effects eternity; he can never tell where his influence stops.\u2019 Your father's heart may have stopped beating, but his influence will never stop because he ushered generations of students into the depth and richness of our tradition.\u201d\nMay his memory be for a blessing. May it stir us to find other great teachers and to sit at their feet.\nShabbat Shalom and Happy Passover\nThe questions of the Haggada are designed to stimulate an exploration of our freedom. We are to relive history, and we do so through a series of symbolic foods. But some of the questions we ask seem to have obvious answers, so much so that the very questions appear trivial and hardly a trigger for study. Why do we eat bitter herbs? Why do we ask this question?\nMaror is certainly the easiest food on the Seder table to explain. Here is how the Haggada answers the question:\nBecause the Egyptians embittered our fathers' lives in Egypt, as it is said: 'They made their lives bitter with hard service, with mortar and with bricks, and with all manner of service in the field; all their service which they made them serve with rigor.'\nBased on a biblical verse from Exodus, the bitterness of the taste reflects the bitterness of our ancient lives as slaves.\nIt is no coincidence that our redemption is traced in food images. There are the foods associated with Egypt which we pine for but we cannot access. There is manna, the transitional food associated with the wilderness journey that will stop in Joshua 5, just as we were about to cross the Jordan into the Promised Land. There are the lush, sweet foods of the Land of Israel, described through the seven species: \"For the Lord your God is bringing you into a good land-a land with brooks, streams, and deep springs gushing out into the valleys and hills; a land with wheat and barley, vines and fig trees, pomegranates, olive oil and honey; a land where bread will not be scarce and you will lack nothing...\" (Deut 8:7-9).The fruits trees and vines of Israel will yield and yield and yield. They will suggest a permanence and autonomy in their own land that our people could never achieve in Egypt with its bitter foods and bitter work.\nThis sour after-taste was not only related to the work, but also to the foods we ate in Egypt that we then hankered for in the midst of our long desert trek. In Numbers 11, we mourn the foods we could no longer have: the onions, the garlic, the leeks. And the list goes on. I have the occasional food craving, but it's never for any of these foods. The ancient historian Herodotus identifies these as slave foods, inexpensive foods that mirrored the suffering by being themselves bitter. We were consumed by our bitterness and then needed to consume it. When bitter tastes filled our mouths for so long, they became hard to get out of our heads.\nPerhaps this explains the most enigmatic food of the Seder table: the Hillel sandwich. We mix the bitterness of maror with the sweetness of haroset and matza into a sandwich that always crumbles indelicately all over the tablecloth. This sandwich will never compete with a hot pastrami on rye or even the humble peanut-butter and jelly sandwich on white, but it wins as a symbolic food packed with meaning. The Hillel sandwich, with its combination of contradictory tastes and textures - the sharpness of horseradish combined with the nutty, fruity paste of apples, wine and walnuts and the texture and crisp of matzah- reflects the complexities of any traumatic experience that creates an epistemic transformation.\nRedemption is confusing and messy. There was no finish line to suggest when our ancient slave lives ended and our new free lives began. There were events, to be sure, but in the realm of internal change, there was no set line to cross. Change is hard, even if what we are leaving is pain and anguish. There are the smells and the tastes of the past, the good memories that stay, the bad associations that wane over time. All of this we eat together. But perhaps something even deeper is going on with this sandwich.\nThe sandwich teaches us to make the bitter of the past sweet because otherwise we will become what we eat: bitter creatures whose only memories are of suffering and anguish. We all know kvetchers and people who have experienced genuine tragedies who turn all the past to pain and become sour and difficult. There is an art to blessing our pain because it becomes our teacher. It teaches us how to live. Jews have a mandate to make a blessing on the bad as well as the good, maybe because something bad can turn into something good, can turn into an unexpected blessing.\nThe Hillel Sandwich teaches us that when we ingest pain or review the pain of our past, we should dip a bit of it into haroset so that the last, sweet taste in our mouth lingers. Every part of the past, even a difficult one, is not pain. And every pain can become a tool for a future of blessing. Let the joy linger in our mouths...and in our minds...and in our hearts.\nTagged: Haggadah\nA Tree Grows In Babylonia\n\u0093\u201correct yourself and, only then, correct others.\u0094\n\u2014 BT Bava Batra 60b\nLast week, in the daily Talmud cycle, we studied one of my favorite stories. I have to share it. The Talmudic discussions on these pages are steeped in questions about ownership of property and the nature of public and private domains and the responsibility individuals have for the safety of public and semi-private areas. So far, this is interesting mostly for lawyers and property developers. Maybe not even. It can run a bit dry.\nSuddenly we stumble on a wonderful story with legal consequences, which I will paraphrase, adding to the translation only words that are missing from the elliptical nature of any Talmud text:\n\"Rabbi Yannai has a tree that was leaning into the public thoroughfare. There was another man who had a tree that was leaning into the public space. The people there demanded that he take care of it. He came before Rabbi Yannai, who said to him \"Go now and come back tomorrow. At night, Rabbi Yannai sent for a person to cut down his own tree. The next day, the man returned, and Rabbi Yannai said to him, 'Go cut down your tree.' He replied, 'But the Master also has such a tree.' 'Go and see. If mine is cut down, cut down yours. If mine is not cut down, you do not have to cut down yours.'\"\nObviously, this man thought that asking a scholar with the same problem would allow him to keep his tree intact. He was not expecting this response. The scholars who discuss this story are troubled by what Rabbi Yannai's legal position was originally and why it changed. R. Yannai came to realize that the people who used this domain with its hanging trees felt comfortable telling a commoner to trim his tree but did not want to approach the rabbi out of respect. He, on the other hand, did not want to be treated any differently. Why, then they ask, did he not merely say to this man, \"Cut down your tree and then I'll cut mine down?\" That would have been a fair approach, but not the highest ethical approach to resolving this problem. They conclude that one must \"Correct yourself, and only then, correct others.\" You can't require others to do what you are not first prepared to do yourself.\nHere we might also make a fine distinction between role modeling and leading by example, even though these two descriptions are often used interchangeably. When someone serves as a role model, he or she often thinks about those watching and acts as an appropriate exemplar. There is, at least in my mind, a performative aspect to this, almost as if without an audience, the individual in question might let down his or her guard. When we lead by example, we are our best selves regardless of who is watching. We act the way we believe one should. If someone wants to learn from this example, they are welcome to, but we are not doing it to look better. We are doing it because it's the right thing to do, because it's the right way to be.\nI believe Rabbi Yannai wanted to lead by example. Everyone can see his tree with its far-reaching limbs. Everyone was willing to give him a pass. He thought, as it states in the Talmud, that his tree was providing a service to others with its shade. It was not until this man approached him with his legal question that he realized his assumptions were incorrect. In fact, the proof that he led by example and not because people were watching is that he had the tree's limbs cut down at night, when no one was watching. He wasn't looking for a medal, for a community's approbation. He wanted to do the right thing because it was the right thing. He wanted to be better. Only then could he ask more of someone else.\n\"There is nothing noble in being superior to your fellow man; true nobility is being superior to your former self,\" wrote Ernest Hemingway. Rabbi Yannai with the cut of a few tree limbs became a better version of himself. Only then could he ask the same of someone else.\nPassover, Responsibility\nRaising Kids to Give\n\u0093You shall surely give to him, and do not give him with a heavy heart.\u0094\nEvery Jewish holiday contains a mechanism for giving tzedaka. The happiness we typically associate with a holiday is dimmed if we cannot share it with others in need. Maimonides calls the joy of one who feasts at a holiday without providing for others \"belly happiness.\" It's the narcissistic happiness of one who enjoys a full belly while others go with empty stomachs, envious of the food abundance of some and the inequity of their condition.\nPassover is no exception. We are told explicitly in a Mishna that we are not allowed to give a poor person fewer than four cups of wine. We might easily delude ourselves into thinking that for a person who has nothing, one or two cups of wine would be plenty. But then we would be separating ourselves from them in the performance of this commandment. The Mishna does not tell us to provide four cups but rather that we not give less than four. Wealth can fool us into a sense of false generosity. In Zaide Smith's masterful new novel Swing Time, her central character ponders inequality and its cost: \"No one is more ingenious than the poor, wherever you find them. When you are poor every stage has to be thought through. Wealth is the opposite. With wealth you get to be thoughtless.\"\nIn an attempt to fight this thoughtless with the approaching holiday, I was cheered to see a Wall Street Journal article with this title, \"How Can you Raise Your Child to Be a Philanthropist?\" (March 20, 2017). I would have much preferred a more modest title, like how to raise a child to give, but if you've ever read the \"Mansion\" section of the WSJ, it can create the false impression that all its readers are senior wealth managers raising junior philanthropists. The article spoke of starting them early, of the importance of supporting a charity over time, about researching causes with children. It's important that kids see their parents volunteering or sitting on boards and using their skills to help others. \"Focus on the emotional uplift the good work does for the people who are helped. And reflection. Teach your children to think about why they are charitable, what it means to them. And biographies of charitable/philanthropic 'heroes.'\" This is all good advice ,but it seems to miss something more primal about giving.\nTo fill in the hole, we turn to the medieval Spanish scholar Rabbi Yona of Gerona, where he interprets the verse above from Deuteronomy:\n\"The Torah wants us to develop an attitude of kindness and remove stinginess from our hearts. 'You shall, rather, surely give him, and do not give him with a heavy heart.' This verse requires us to distance ourselves from the trait of miserliness, but rather, to be generous. It is therefore not sufficient to simply give money; one must implant within himself a spirit of generosity... 'Do not harden your heart and do not close your hand from your indigent brother' (Deut. 15:7). We are hereby instructed to remove from ourselves the negative trait of cruelty and to plant instead the seeds of compassion and kindness, as it says, 'and you shall go in His ways' (Deut. 28:9)\" (Sha'arei Teshuva 3:35-36).\nGiving charity is not primarily about the mechanics of researching and investing, volunteering and leading. These are all manifestations of charity but do not touch upon what it really is: an inclination to give that derives from a deep sense of blessing and abundance that results in wanting to level social and financial inequalities. That's why you can't give a poor person two cups of wine when you have four, even if it is more than he ever dreamed he would have at his Seder. If you are truly charitable, it's not a hand out but a hand up, bringing that person to where you are.\nCharitable giving can come across to those on the receiving end as a way to assuage the guilt of the one who has more. Giving lessens the guilt. But that does not create any real spirit of generosity. If you want to teach your children to give, take the focus away from money and shine it on expansiveness and gratitude. Teach justice and fight for it. Talk about inequalities in what children see all around them. Talk to them about why you are an agent for change.\nIronically, I think the article could have been renamed \"How Can You Raise Your Parents to Be Philanthropists?\" I say that because I see in so many children a natural sense of fairness, indignation when they sense injustice and a desire to make things better that their parents may be too jaded to notice. The innocence of the child makes the giving so much sweeter.\nFour cups of wine for everyone at the Seder may one day grow advocates for social justice. Let the Seder be the philanthropist's classroom. Let the children teach the grown-ups.\nYour H.Q\n\u0093When the month of Adar enters, we increase in joy.\u0094\nHow\u2019s your happiness? There is a well-known expression in the Talmud applicable at this time of year: \u201cWhen the month of Adar enters, we increase in joy.\u201d During the Hebrew month of Av, the Talmud continues, when we mark the destruction of Jerusalem and the loss of our holiest sanctuary, we are supposed to reduce our happiness (BT Ta\u2019anit 29a), what I call a halakhic (legal) seasonal affective disorder. It sounds as if our emotions can be turned on and off like a light-switch.\nHappiness is foundational to the religious mindset. The psalmist says: \u2018Serve the Lord with happiness\u2026\u201d (100:2), and when we bring out first fruits to the Temple, we recite a prayer that reinforces the emotional state of joy that this moment should be for us: \u201cAnd you should rejoice in all the good that the Lord has given you..\u201d (Deut. 26:11). We are even warned and punished if we do not rejoice in what we are given because happiness is the desired ontological state of the religious human being: \u201cBecause you did not serve the Lord joyfully and gladly in a time of prosperity...\u201d (Deut. 28:47). It is a curse to be unable to muster joy at a time of blessing.\nRebbe Nahman tells us it is a mitzva to be happy always, despite what Arthur Green documents about his deep depressive tendencies in Tormented Master: The Life and Spiritual Quest of Rebbe Nahman of Bratslav. And yet R. Nahman continually fought his melancholic impulse: \u201c...For it is known that a man must be very careful to be always happy, and to distance sadness very, very much\u2026 The same applies to the way you look at yourself. You must judge yourself favorably and find the good points that exist in you. This will strengthen you so you won't fall into despair (Likutei Moharan Kama, Torah 282).\nBut why Adar? Why not every month of the year? It seems that indeed one month, this month, did give us a boost and that there is something nuanced about happiness in this season that is particular to this month. Our text? The Megillah. In 9:22, we read, \u201cThe days when the Jews had rest from their enemies, and the month which was turned unto them from sorrow to gladness\u2026\u201d became an occasion to share a feast together and give gifts to friends. We are joyful because as a community, we transformed ourselves emotionally from doom and despair to gladness. This is the happiness of justice prevailing. This is so intrinsic to Adar, as a just season for the Jews that a code of law recommends that if you have to go to court with a gentile (in periods where we had an adversarial relationship), you should set the trial date in Adar (based on BT Ta\u2019anit 29a).\nIn Adar we are not supposed to be happy; we are supposed to increase our happiness. So it\u2019s time to use Adar to amplify our H.Q. \u2013 our Happiness Quotient. What is your baseline? Where are you from 1-10 (with 1 being miserable and 10 being exuberant)? Now imagine adding just a point or two this month. Here are some questions to help:\nDo you have a happy place and are you spending enough time there?\nWhat people \u2013 family, friends and colleagues \u2013 make you feel happy and are you spending enough time with them?\nThink of three areas of your life that have to go well in order for you to feel happy. \u2022 What is one thing that you own that makes you happy?\nName one mitzva, holiday or Jewish ritual that makes you happy.\nDo you make time to acknowledge or celebrate your accomplishments and the blessings in your life or are you too harsh on yourself?\nDo you share or communicate your happiness with others?\nDo you let other people rob you of your happiness?\nWhat about work, school or retirement makes you feel happy?\nDoes giving tzedaka and/or volunteering contribute to your personal happiness? This month we\u2019re asked to challenge our baseline happiness and enhance it. My guess is that if we all work hard on increasing our personal happiness in the month of Adar, it may not end when Adar ends but just may spill over into every other month of the year.\nShared Pot\n\u0093A pot belonging to partners is neither hot nor cold.\u0094\nNow that I have your attention...This is a classic case of bait-and-switch. You were probably misled by the title into thinking that we were going to discuss the sharing of cannabis (which would go nicely with The Forward's recent recipe for weed-infused matza balls, called affectionately, potza balls). But no. We are actually going to discuss a shared pot as in the kind that used to be the only kind of pot: a utensil or \"a container, typically rounded or cylindrical and of ceramic ware or metal, used for storage or cooking.\"\nBut before that we are going to talk about e-mails. Ever put a lot of people on an email with a specific request and wonder why no one responds? In the psychological literature, this behavior has a name: the diffusion of responsibility. If it is not clear that one individual is singled out for a task, then the others automatically assume that someone else is doing it or, better yet, has already done it. This apparently grows stronger when the people included number three or more. If only one person is identified as responsible, chances are much higher that the reply button will be pressed and that the work will get done.\nThis can be irritating when you are assigning tasks as a boss, supervisor or parent. Sometimes we hide behind or within the masking of a group to avoid work. This has been called social loafing.\nBut diffusion of responsibility can also be more than annoying; it can present deeply moral problems when it explains the kind of group-think that allows bullying behavior to take place without comment or pushback or gives a certain license for inaction when standing on principle is more ethically appropriate. \"Just following orders\" is a way we disappear into the anonymity of the group and fight back more altruistic impulses.\nThis also may explain the significance of the well-known expression from Ethics of the Fathers: \"In a place where there are no men, strive to be a man\" (2:5). Pushing aside the gender problem, the teaching is simple. Any human being should assess the behaviors of others, and when they are found morally lacking, step into the breach. Do not wait for someone else to do the right thing. You may be waiting for a very long time.\nMany years ago, I was teaching a leadership class and asked people, as a way of getting to know them, to write a quick six-word biography. This is a fun but tough exercise. With only six words to choose from, it's hard to know if you should list characteristics, tell a very, very short story or describe what you care about. Each participant made different choices. Only one told the story of himself as a moral agent. \"Always do the right thing, period.\" The rest of the group nodded in recognition, as if they each wished they had written the same thing. His answer stuck with me all these years later. I bet he wasn't waiting around for someone else to volunteer first.\nNow back to our Talmudic adage: \"A pot belonging to partners is neither hot nor cold.\" The sages had their own understanding of the diffusion of responsibility two thousand years ago, even if they lacked the modern terminology. No one takes responsibility for something that belongs to many people. If people purchased a pot together, not one of the owners could tell you the temperature of its contents. The contents of the pot would surely have been hot or cold, but there was no one there to say either way. I only know one other expression with a pot - a watched pot never boils. Restated the rabbinic way: a pot owned by many is sadly never watched.\n\u0093Ten miracles were wrought for our ancestors in Egypt and ten at the sea.\u0094\nName the last miracle that happened to you.\nSome of us may say, \u201cThis morning when I woke up.\u201d Some people may list many relatively prosaic things that happen in the course of an ordinary day which to them are nothing short of miraculous: a beating heart, a child\u2019s smile, a safe and loving home, a good job, a good friend.\nOthers may dismiss the question outright. \u201cI don\u2019t believe in miracles.\u201d That\u2019s that. With one curt phrase, the skeptic puts the matter to rest.\nThis week\u2019s Torah reading leaves us high and dry, quite literally. We left Egypt, with a final and dramatic break: the splitting of the sea with all of its magnificent tension. The Egyptians on their chariots were in hot pursuit of us, realizing that their labor forces had just exited. The Jews looked forward to the sea and backwards to their captors and at once cried out to God over their ill-fated future. Moses tried to calm them by asking them to observe God\u2019s might, using a set of passive verbs: \u201cMoses answered the people, \u201cDo not be afraid. Stand firm and you will see the deliverance the Lord will bring you today. The Egyptians you see today you will never see again. The Lord will fight for you; you need only to be still\u201d [Exodus 14:13-14]. They needed only to stand and watch their deliverance. After all, this was their role throughout the Exodus story. In Egypt, they were not agents of their present or their future.\nGod had different plans for them. \u201cThen the Lord said to Moses, \u2018Why are you crying out to me? Tell the Israelites to go forward. Raise your staff and stretch out your hand over the sea to divide the water so that the Israelites can go through the sea on dry ground,\u2019\u201d [Exodus 14:14-15]. This was not an occasion to stand on the sidelines. It was finally time for them to make history with two short words in English and one in Hebrew: \u201cVe-yisa-u,\u201d Go forward. Jump into the uncertainty because only the leap of faith can change you. Moses, representing their complaints to God, was told to stop shouting and move forward. We can visualize the choking dust their wheels produced as they sped through the desert only to be met with the trouncing powers of water unabated.\nIt is this human agency that I believe explains two very odd teachings in Ethics of the Fathers, an ancient collection of adages. In 5:5, we read, \u201cTen miracles were wrought for our ancestors in Egypt and ten at the sea.\u201d Not stopping there, the next mishna seems to reiterate the statement without adding anything new except that one statement was about the Israelite experience and one about the Egyptian experience: \u201cTen plagues did the Holy One, blessed be He, bring upon the Egyptians in Egypt and ten at the Sea.\u201d There are a few tens we might not be so sure of. We are sure that there were ten plagues for the Egyptians but not so sure what constitutes ten miracles for the Israelites. We are also not sure in either statement, what ten miracles or ten plagues happened at the sea.\nRabbi Samson Raphael Hirsch, in his commentary on this expands the question: \u201cWe have but scant knowledge of these ten plagues which struck the Egyptians at the Reed Sea.\u201d He seems equally unsure what miracles happened to us but concludes that we \u201cremained untouched by the plagues with which the Egyptians were stricken.\u201d This could be a reference to a midrashic reading that says that for every plague on the Egyptians, a miracle was performed for the Israelites. The problem is, of course, that none of this is contained in the biblical text.\nBut it may be a bi-product of a miracle mind. What\u2019s a miracle mind, you ask? When a person has an experience of a particularly extraordinary nature, he or she may become aware not only of its large implications but also of its many smaller component parts. As a result, these, too, take on a miraculous character, expanding and amplifying the experience, as Walt Whitman wrote, \u201cSeeing, hearing, feeling, are miracles, and each part and tag of me is a miracle.\u201d\nEach miracle is not one miracle but many. Ten is a number suggesting abundance. Each Israelite experienced this momentous event within the lens of a myriad of breath-taking parts. That can happen to us when we take the time to note our blessings not with a big brush but in small, detailed and specific ways.\nDo you have a miracle mind?\nTagged: Miracles\n\u0093Anyone who gives a nominal amount to a poor person receives six blessings, and whoever consoles him with words receives eleven...\u0094\n\u2014 BT Bava Batra 9b\nI heard the teaching that a person who gives charity to a poor person receives six blessings, and someone who offers consolation receives eleven blessings but had no idea how the Talmud arrived at these numbers. Nor did I understand why consolation almost doubles the blessings of charity itself. I also wasn't quite sure what consolation could be offered that would make someone of unfortunate circumstances feel whole again.\nI found the answer to my first question in the Talmud itself. Basically, the rabbis took the bulk of chapter 58 of Isaiah and ran it through their somewhat unusual methods of exegesis and came up with this categorization. Let's take a look at the passages of Talmud where these texts appear:\n\"One who gives a peruta (a nominal amount) to a poor person receives six blessings, as it is written 'Is it not to share your bread with the hungry that you shall bring the poor that are cast out into your house? When you see the naked that you cover him?' (Isaiah 58:7) 'Then shall your light break forth like the dawn, and your health shall spring forth speedily, and your righteousness shall go before you, the glory of the Lord shall be your rearguard. Then you shall call and the Lord shall answer; you shall cry and He shall say, 'Here I am'\" (Isaiah 58:8-9).\nThis is a stunning expression of causation. Isaiah understands the altruistic impulse as natural, as our human purpose. When we share bread and our homes and cloth those who lack means, as one verse suggests, the six blessings of the next two verses will ensue. These small acts will bring light and health, righteousness and glory. God will answer us in our time of need if we are attuned to the needs of others. God himself says \"hineni,\" as it were, to us when we are present in the lives of those who need us most. It would seem that from the point of view of social justice and kindness, it doesn't get better than this. But it actually does.\nThis is how the Talmud continues:\n\"And whoever consoles a poor person with words receives eleven blessings, as it is stated: 'And if you draw out your soul to the hungry and satisfy the afflicted soul, then shall your light shine in darkness, and your gloom shall be as the noonday. And the Lord shall guide you continually, and satisfy your thirst in drought...And they that shall be of you shall build the old waste places, you shall raise up the foundations of many generations,'\" (Isaiah 58-10-12).\nIn this depiction, the giver is not offering bread but words to the afflicted soul, discovering what ails the person with these emotional needs and touching that person deeply. There are many forms of poverty. In addition to the previous blessings, we add light, the continual presence of God, the redemption of ruins, and the gift of legacy. Generations that follow will be inspired by this example and follow it.\nMaimonides and other medieval commentators on this page of Talmud believe that this teaches that even one who cannot give money, should offer words of consolation and not feel that this gift is less worthy. They also derive the way charity should be given. When a person gives a charitable gift, he or she should do so pleasantly. If one gives it with anger or begrudgingly, he loses the merit he gained, even if it is a large sum. This is codified in Jewish law (Maimonides, \"Laws of Giving to the Poor\" 10:4-5, Shulkhan Arukh Y.D. 249:3-4).\nThe capacity to go outside ourselves and sympathize, commiserate, and give solace to one who is suffering cannot be bought with money. Food and clothing take care of immediate needs, but the validation and compassion that comes with consolation can linger for decades. We hang our humanity on small kindnesses. These are days where consolation is necessary. Many of us are angry or confused or dejected. We need consolation, and we need to offer it to others, especially those who are not like us.\nA few pages later in the Talmud, Yosef, the son of Rabbi Yehoshua, was ill and fainted. His father asked him what he saw in his near-death state: \"I saw an inverted world. Those above were below and those below were above.\" His father's response: \"You have seen a clear world.\"\nWhen our world order turns upside down, it is hard to find balance. But sometimes a word of consolation lifts us up above the fray and creates order out of chaos and deeper wisdom and understanding.\nTagged: Charity, Kindness\n\u0093The Lord himself will go before you. He will be with you; He will neither leave you nor forget you. Do not be afraid and do not worry.\nHave you recently taken a trip or a vacation? Read on.\nThroughout the Hebrew Bible, we find verses that address the anxieties of travel. But before we have a look, we need to define travel anxiety. By worries, I don\u2019t mean TSA delays, flight cancellations or bad airplane snacks. Those surface a host of inconveniences but don\u2019t ever really amount to suffering. Ever notice that people\u2019s airline/travel issues are terribly boring to listen to when someone else is in the passenger seat? We\u2019ve all been there. Yet when we are the unhappy recipients of poor service, we love sharing our travel woes with anyone who will listen.\nA recent New York Times article contends that airlines and hotels are finally acknowledging these stresses in their marketing campaigns. In \u201cTravel is Stressful, but Do It with Us, Companies Say,\u201d Martha White writes that companies are now incorporating the anxieties of travel as a way to show how their particular brand is ameliorating them. \u201cTake Back What Seat 34E Took from You\u201d is a new Westin campaign featuring a woman floating carelessly in the water. Instead of showing her in a cramped middle seat surrounded by people without good body hygiene, this woman is stretched out in the serene waters a Westin pool offers.\nLast year, the Oregon Tourism Commission went with this slogan to address the pressure many people feel when they take a family vacation: \u201cThere are all kinds of things you can do in Oregon, but you don\u2019t have to do any of them.\u201d What a relief! Psychologist Dr. Jerry Kennard identifies three sources of vacation stress: money, people and situations. \u201cMoney relates to affordability and is involved in gift buying, travel, clothing, tips, transportation, etc. People are invariably relatives or even friends, but stress can also come from the loss of loved-ones who used to be part of your circle. Situations can range from unfamiliar houses, to hotels to different countries, customs and languages. Add to this disruption in routine, change of diet, possible sickness and the elements for a stressful experience are all in place.\u201d\nOne would hardly think that religion features in such a discussion, but, in fact, just as a trip can offer the potential for a spiritual journey, it can also threaten our sense of spiritual stability. It is for this reason that our sacred texts confront issues of the insecurity and isolation of travel and the vulnerability that comes with going somewhere that is not familiar. In Psalm 91:11, God appears as the ultimate travel agent: \u201cFor he will command his angels concerning you to guard you in all your ways.\u201d That probably beats travel insurance.\nDangers on a trip can ruin a good time. That\u2019s why Proverbs offers this assurance: \u201cThen you will go safely on your way, and you will not hurt your foot. When you lie down, you will not be afraid. As you lie there, your sleep will be sweet,\u201d [3:23-24]. So much for the Westin\u2019s heavenly bed; if you have trouble sleeping when you\u2019re away but you\u2019re traveling with the Divine Spirit, your sleep will be sweet.\nAnother travel woe is getting lost. No worries. We\u2019ve got a psalm for that: \u201cFor you are my hiding place; you protect me from trouble. You surround me with songs of victory. The Lord says, \u2018I will guide you along the best pathway for your life. I will advise you and watch over you,\u2019\u201d [32:7-8]. The GPS on high will get you there. And if you\u2019re worried that you\u2019ll be the worse for wear upon your return, we\u2019ve got this guarantee: \u201cThe Lord keeps you from all harm and watches over your life. The Lord keeps watch over you as you come and go, both now and forever,\u201d [Psalm 121:7-8].\nSometimes people just need a vacation from the stress of planning a vacation. Now many packaged vacations include yoga, meditation and mindfulness practices just to overcome the anxiety of the trip. One way to make your next trip or vacation less tense is not to indulge yourself but to do some charitable work as an individual or a family wherever you land. A small service project won\u2019t eliminate stress. It will, however, put it in perspective.\nTagged: Travel, Psalms\nA Leadership of Silence\n\u0093I have never been eloquent...\u0094\nThis week, we will open up the book of Exodus in synagogues around the world a day after America's presidential inauguration. The time feels ripe to think about the relationship between speech and leadership. Words can communicate hope, or they can confirm hate. Words can lift the spirit or send listeners into a depressive tailspin. Words can be a tool of the arrogant or an obstacle to the humble.\nMoses complained multiple times about his speaking inadequacies related to content, to the mechanics of speech and to his own unworthiness to represent his people. \"'So now, go. I am sending you to Pharaoh to bring my people the Israelites out of Egypt.' But Moses said to God, 'Who am I that I should go to Pharaoh and bring the Israelites out of Egypt?'\" [Exodus 3:10-11].\nMoses could not agree to a plan that he felt unworthy to represent. Moses countered again. \"Moses answered, 'What if they do not believe me or listen to me and say, 'The Lord did not appear to you?' Then the Lord said to him, 'What is that in your hand?' 'A staff,' he replied. The Lord said, 'Throw it on the ground.' Moses threw it on the ground and it became a snake, and he ran from it,\" [Exodus 4:1-3]\nThis would surely have moved Moses to action, but still he protested. \"Moses said to the Lord, 'Pardon your servant, Lord. I have never been eloquent, neither in the past nor since you have spoken to your servant. I am slow of speech and tongue.' The Lord said to him, 'Who gave human beings their mouths? Who makes them deaf or mute? Who gives them sight or makes them blind? Is it not I, the Lord? Now go; I will help you speak and will teach you what to say.' But Moses said, 'Pardon your servant, Lord. Please send someone else,'\" [Exodus 4:10-13]\nLater, in 6:12 and 30, Moses added an additional, puzzling complaint: he has uncircumcised lips, a very odd expression that suggests some kind of blockage that prevents his words from achieving the mellifluous peak necessary to be an influential leader. Moses failed to understand why he specifically was chosen, why anyone would listen to him and where the source of speech would come from for a man of few words. Although we have classically understood Moses to be a stutterer or have a stammer, this reading may be too literal. Moses may have felt stymied by his lack of elegance rather than by any physical problem. Rashi observes that verse 4:10 should be read this way: \"In heaviness, I speak.\" Words were neither light nor trivial to him. This he regarded as a political liability. In politics, words can become weapons of insurrection or popularity or insincerity. These were realms not familiar to the young man born in trepidation and suddenly transferred to a house of royalty.\nAvivah Gottleib Zornberg in her new and excellent book, Moses: A Human Life, comments that Moses' \"...destiny is yoked with his people's in ways that he cannot at first fathom. Heaviness is everywhere, both inside his mouth and in his relation with a people who are 'his' only by way of a mother who has receded into oblivion. He has been shot into a future that he cannot recognize as his own.\" Instead of curing Moses of a speech problem that plagued him, God wanted Moses because of his speech deficiencies: \"Moses' mouth is precisely what God has chosen. But He will be with his mouth, He will implicate Himself in the issues of his mouth. God invites Moses to open his whole being to a kind of rebirth. Already twice-born, he is to surrender to yet another transfiguration.\"\nGod used Moses mouth as a conduit until Moses developed his own gift for language. More importantly, Moses with his staff, his brother and his miracles showed his people that action is more important to leadership than words will ever be. Moses felt trapped by speech and would only be able to free himself and his people when he overcame this incapacity to let words inspire action. They need not be many words either. \"Let my people go\" may not constitute poetry, but as the language of freedom against oppression, these three Hebrew words and four English ones have been a clarion call to revolution for centuries.\nMoses' humble objection to leadership set the standard for the rest of us. Even when we agree to a task, the question \"who am I?\" should be a whisper in our ears always. It helps us appreciate that great leadership is about influence rather than power, modesty rather than publicity, deeds rather than words.\nTagged: Leadership, Moses\n\u0093...set it down before you pray.\n\u2014 BT Bava Metzia 105b\nWhat a strange and frightening week it's been. On Friday, a man gunned down five travelers in Fort Lauderdale's airport and hurt many others, sending the airport into a tailspin for days. On Sunday, in Jerusalem's Armon Ha-Natziv neighborhood, a terrorist plowed down four Israeli soldiers with a truck. On Monday, 16 JCCs up and down America's East Coast evacuated members because of bomb threats. Going on vacation or sending your child to a half day of organized play and learning has become freighted with existential angst. If someone is trying to scare us, it's working.\nI flew in and out of the same Fort Lauderdale airport on Sunday and Monday and used the opportunity to look for ways that the newly dead were memorialized. I saw nothing. I am sure that there were signifiers of the tragedy somewhere, but what I saw instead were lots of news trucks and lots and lots of weary travelers. On Monday, I was teaching a class in Miami about the time that bomb threats were made at two JCCs in the area. I knew something was going wrong because a pulse of anxiety spread through the room, panicked moms were texting to find out about their pre-school age children or grandchildren, and those in charge of security were on high alert. Everyone wanted to know, \"Is this real?\"\nWhen random acts and threats of danger happen in innocuous places, it makes us all more vigilant, more suspicious, more cautious and more anxious. It's not an anxiety that any of us want, but it's one that we are now forced to carry. I was thinking about this unwanted burden when I came across a fascinating passage in the daily study of Talmud this past Monday.\n\"With regard to one who carries a load on his shoulder, and the time for prayer arrives, if the load is less than four kav, he lowers it behind him while holding it and prays. If the load is four kav or more, he lowers it and then prays\" [BT Bava Metzia 105b]. A kav is a talmudic measurement of about 24 egg bulks. Why the ancient scholars used eggs as a measurement of volume, I'll never know. They knew nothing about cholesterol then, but they did know that an egg bulk was a common enough feature of farm life. It was reasonable to assume that it represented a measurement all would be familiar with in their day.\nIf you are carrying less than the equivalent weight of 96 eggs, and the time comes for prayer, you are allowed to pray while holding your load. The assumption is that such a measurement is still manageable and would not distract you from having the proper intention in prayer. Why not put down your load anyway? If you were traveling, you might feel more secure holding on tightly to your belongings out of fear of loss or theft. But, the rabbis of old contend, if the burden is too great, then you must set it down before you pray. That load will irritate you and distract you. You will not be able to focus on the spiritual matter at hand. Maimonides [Mishneh Torah, Laws of Prayer 5:5] and the Shulkhan Arukh, an authoritative 16th century code of law, concur [O.H. 97:5].\nPrayer is a form of codified mindfulness. Prayer for Jews is not to be separated from labor but is meant to punctuate our ordinary routines. We break from travel, from plowing, from our desk jobs to say a few words of gratitude and praise, to remind us of our purpose and to shield us from threats to our values. And yet, if our prayers are encumbered by the weight of our work, we are told to lighten the load and then pray. We get weighed down and then the best of our thoughts cannot be properly articulated.\nReading Tim O'Brian's meditation on war and memory, The Things We Carried, was the first time I really thought about the pain that soldiers carry that has no real weight but is freighted by terrible trauma and the stresses of war. \"They carried the sky. The whole atmosphere, they carried it, the humidity, the monsoons, the stink of fungus and decay, all of it, they carried gravity.\" He continues, \"They carried all they could bear, and then some, including a silent awe for the terrible power of the things they carried.\" The burden is immense and simply too heavy to bear at times.\nIn an age of hate crimes and global terrorism, we all somehow become soldiers on the front-lines, even against our will and the better angels of our nature. This has psychic costs too complex to measure. It is as if, like the farmer with a heavy load, we are carrying something extra all of the time. A burden of worry. We want to put it down to pray, to extend love, to reach out in compassion, but we can't. Not yet. Danger lurks, and we must be on guard.\nIn such circumstances, the only way to lighten the load is to carry it together.\nJewish Year in Review 2016\n\u0093Guide me in Your truth and teach me\u2026\nIt\u2019s been an interesting year, to say the least. Telling is the Oxford English Dictionary\u2019s pick for word of the year: post-truth. Until it was chosen, I had no idea that this was actually a word. Here\u2019s how our smart friends on the other side of the pond defined it: \u201crelating to or denoting circumstances in which objective facts are less influential in shaping public opinion than appeals to emotion and personal belief.\u201d Oy, I say.\nOf course, the United States presidential election dominated the news day after day in 2016. There were certainly many Jewish stories to emerge from this political whirlwind, but, if you\u2019re feeling like me right now, you\u2019d rather think about something else, something perhaps more interesting and inspiring than post-truth politics and nasty campaigning, something like this breaking 2016 fashion news from Women\u2019s Wear Daily: Ariel and Shimon Ovadia, of Ovadia and Sons, spent two days scrutinizing the way both single and married men dress in a Hasidic neighborhood in Jerusalem for their fall menswear collection. They sent models down the runway with black silk frocks with fabric buttons and tasseled belts. \u201cThe tonal looks and rich fabrics...lent a luxe feel to the collection.\u201d Who knew?\nAnd here\u2019s what inspired me: the opportunity to reflect on the contributions of a number of remarkable MOTs (members of the tribe) who died in 2016 and who collectively helped shape the world as we know it. Holocaust survivor, writer and Nobel Peace Prize laureate Elie Wiesel died (July 2) leaving us the mandate to continue his voice of moral consciousness. Nobel Prize winner for literature, Hungarian author, Imre Kertesz died at the beginning of spring (March 31). Like Wiesel, he wrote powerfully about the Holocaust.\nSpeaking of Nobel Prizes, it\u2019s been a good year for the Jews. Oliver Hart took the prize in economics and Michael Kosterlitz joined two others who were awarded this year's Nobel Prize in Physics for their work on superconductors. Kosterlitz, whose major research is on endorphins at Aberdeen University, is the son of Hans Kosterlitz, a German-born biologist who left for Scotland in 1934 with the rise of the Nazi Party in Germany. The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences commended these winners for \"theoretical discoveries of topological phase transitions and topological phases of matter.\" Let me know if you have any idea what that means. This year\u2019s controversial winner was musician and song-writer Bob Dylan or Shabtai Zisyl ben Avraham or Robert Allan Zimmerman. As we all know, he was too busy to get the prize. I just want the Noble Committee to know that if I get it, I will go to Oslo immediately.\nFormer president and prime minister of Israel, Shimon Peres, also died this year right before the High Holidays (September 28). An important link to Israel\u2019s founding generation and the oldest person to serve as head of state, Peres was elected prime minister twice and served in twelve cabinets. Israel also lost Meir Dagan, former head of the Mossad (March 17) who gave thirty years to military service.\nOn screen, we lost the beloved actor Gene Wilder (August 29) who entertained us as adults in \u201cBlazing Saddles\u201d and entertained us as kids in \u201cCharlie and the Chocolate Factory.\u201d Sitcom queen Doris Roberts also died (April 17). Called the Jewish Billy Graham, Esther Jungreis gave decades of her life to Jewish outreach before she died this past summer (August 23). This year, the oldest living Jewish woman died at 113. Goldie Steinberg, a Hadassah member and bubbie, died a month before turning 114 and said the secret of her longevity was a daily walk. Lesson learned. Let's put our sneakers on.\n2016 was a banner year for another 113-year old. Yisrael Kristal, a Holocaust survivor who was born in 1903, had to postpone his bar mitzvah for 100 years since, at thirteen, his mother had already been dead for three years and his father was serving in the Russian army at the beginning of WWI. Kristal was the only member of his family to survive the Holocaust. When Auschwitz was liberated, he weighed only 82 pounds. He had lost a wife and two children. Kristal moved to Israel and began his life anew and now has 30 great-grandchildren. His daughter, Shulamith Kristal Kuperstoch told The New York Times: \u201cMy father is a religious man, and it was his dream his whole life to have a bar mitzvah. It was a miracle after everything he has been through in his life. What else can you call it?\u201d\nHanukah is a great time to think about miracles like this. Another miracle and aspiration for 2017 comes from our quote for the week: \u201cGuide me in Your truth and teach me...\u201d Sometimes we need to learn to tell the truth again so that next year\u2019s word of the year will be \u201cpost-lies.\u201d\nShabbat Shalom and Happy Hanukah!\n\u0093Three possessions should you prize: a field, a friend and a book.\n\u2014 Hai Gaon (939-1038)\nYou might not have caught this relatively short article tucked next to \"Metropolitan Diary\" in this week's New York Times. A woman named Barbara Rosten returned an overdue book to the Brooklyn Public Library. Ordinarily this would not make the papers except for this unusual fact: it was 57 years overdue. In 2013 a book was returned to the New York Public Library 36 years late, but Rosten may have the record. The book, you wonder? Gone with the Wind, a classic whose theme song in the movie version was the first dance at Rosten's wedding. The irony is that she kept the book longer than she kept the husband. She owed 5 cents a day for 20,842 days, but since she had the book long before computer cataloging, they didn't charge her. Instead, they are putting the book on display to remind others who use the library to bring back books on time.\nThe next book article of interest for this week appeared in The Wall Street Journal. At the prestigious Frankfurt Book Fair, Dutch novelist Mano Bouzamour, a self-described book doctor, listened to life complaints in his pop-up clinic, pulled out a prescription pad and wrote down the name of a book he felt would ease his \"patient's\" suffering (naturally, he also recommends his own novel). Depressed or listless, this bibliotherapist can heal you with just the right book.\nAnd then there was the book I finished this week: John Kaag's American Philosophy. It's really a memoir of his divorce and new life, an intellectual version of Wild or Eat, Pray, Love. Depressed and questioning the meaning of his life, he is saved by the discovery of a magnificent library belonging to the philosopher William Ernest Hocking on his New Hampshire estate, West Wind. The library contains rare classics in philosophy and poetry growing moldy and insect-ridden due to neglect. Kaag sets a goal of cataloging this library and preserving the rare books and, in saving them, he manages to rescue himself.\nIt's a shame the Hocking family had not read Judah ibn Tibbon's letter about books to his only son, Samuel. Books were extremely expensive in the medieval period, some worth as much as an expensive car or house, a rare book librarian once shared with me. In the 12th century, Ibn Tibbon had invested in a library for his son and wrote an ethical will about the care of this library: \"Cover your bookcases with rugs and linens of fine quality,\" he recommends. \"Preserve them from dampness and mice and injury, for it is your books that are your true treasure.\" He also gave a piece of advice that would have benefited the Brooklyn Public Library, \"Never refuse to lend books to anyone who cannot afford to purchase them, but lend books only to those who can be trusted to return them.\"\nWe've all been there, Mr. ibn Tibbon.\nIbn Tibbon had professional reasons to give his son this advice. The ibn Tibbon family had two family businesses: medicine and translation. Books were critical reference tools and needed to stay in the family for their beauty and their utility. It's amazing then that Judah ibn Tibbon recommended great generosity in lending out books. Perhaps, in this way, he was like our Dutch novelist, the book doctor. Generally, when you love something, you don't want to share it. But when it comes to books, true book lovers cannot wait to share because they know the gift that a good book is. It offers escape, companionship, adventure, knowledge, new ideas and new landscapes. It allows us mental and emotional travels without asking us to pack our bags and go anywhere.\nAnother medieval Jewish scholar, R. Judah of Regensburg and author of Sefer Hasidim, the Book of Piety, advises that if you have two children - one who likes books and the second who does not - leave your library to the second, even if he is the younger of the two. The first child who likes to read will always find books. He will seek them out. The challenge is to make a reader out of the second child, and gifting that child with an entire library may just help in that endeavor. To understand just how much R. Judah loved books, he advised that they should be placed in \"stately array near the dead, so that the souls of the righteous may in death study, as they did on earth.\" Once a reader, always a reader.\nEvery year at this season, there is book news everywhere: lists of the past year's most notable books, books that make great presents and books to read on a cold winter's night in front of the fire with hot chocolate. For us, inheritors of a tradition of scholarship, every season is the right season for books. And now that we are nearing the close of 2016, we might take a little advice from current and old book news. Return books you owe. Catalog and preserve the books you have. And augment someone's library to grow their love of books.\nHappy Reading, Happy Hanukah and Shabbat Shalom.\n\u0093God, the Lord, made garments of skin for Adam and his wife and clothed them.\nForget about Brexit. The big news in the UK is that England\u2019s prime minister, Theresa May gave an interview a few weeks ago in The Sunday Times Magazine in London wearing designer leather trousers that cost $1,250 dollars. Despite the fact that she spoke openly about her childhood and the difficult decisions facing her as a leader now, her constituents heard one thing: the price tag. Not surprisingly, the Twitter universe lit up with criticism. How dare she dress in such expensive clothes at a time of Britain\u2019s austerity, warm in her leather trousers, while some have no money to heat their homes.\nNever mind that many English male politicians dress in Saville Row suits that cost thousands of pounds or that America\u2019s president-elect Trump favors Brioni suits, which I am told can sell for as much as $17,000. The focus on a woman\u2019s leadership so often turns to looks. Criticisms flow about hair and clothing, weight and presence that seem to target female leaders much more often than their male counterparts. The storm in a British teacup has been called \u201cTrousergate.\u201d Personally, I\u2019m getting tired of all these old and new gates: Monicagate, Camillagate, Riogate, Bloodgate and most recently, Pizzagate. It\u2019s time for a new term.\nOn the other side of the pond, Ivanka Trump has been raked over the coals for selling a brand of soft feminism in her clothing line and then not saying a word when accusations flew about her father\u2019s treatment of women. Again in the Twitter universe, there are opponents who started a campaign asking women not to support her brand. Yet clothing she wore in major political speeches on the campaign trial were then advertised on her website to instant success. She became her own billboard for advertising. The brand is growing by leaps and bounds. Not coincidentally, the leather trousers May wore are already sold out.\nWith all this clothing gossip, it\u2019s not hard to understand why in Hebrew the word for clothing \u201cbeged\u201d is the same root as the word for traitor \u201cboged.\u201d Clothing conceals and reveals, and therefore it involves a lot of decisions about how we present ourselves to the world. It gets to the heart of personal identity.\nOur first clothes, according to the Hebrew Bible, were skins that God made for Adam and Eve. They grabbed leaves for covering the nakedness they suddenly experienced after eating from a mysterious tree that gave them knowledge. Many believe this story is a metaphor for the discovery of sexual knowledge that made them both self-conscious in the presence of each other. And this, too, reveals something about the ideal state of humanity and the real curse these primordial beings received. Virtually every time we get dressed, we engage in questions about who we are based on how we look. Who are we trying to impress? Have we dressed appropriately for the occasion or activity? Are we dressing to stand out or fade into the background? What psychic pleasure it must have been to have none of this nonsense upon which to perseverate.\nDr. Norman Cohen in Masking and Unmasking Ourselves: Interpreting Biblical Texts on Clothing and Identity writes, \u201cThe symbolic power of clothing, both in terms of what it hides as well as what it reveals, has everything to do with identity and how we perceive it.\u201d He goes on to cite a beautiful piece of the Zohar, a medieval kabbalistic commentary on the Pentateuch. The Torah itself is described as a bride with many layers of clothing that hide her innermost beauty. The Zohar warns about just seeing the external layer and believing that the outer garment is all there is. \u201cCome and see: There is a garment visible to all. When\u2026fools see someone in a good-looking garment, they look no further. But the essence of the garment is the body; the essence of the body is the soul! So it is with Torah\u2026This body is clothed in garments: stories of this world.\u201d\nTo impart its wisdom, the Torah is robed in beautiful stories. According to the Zohar, \u201cAll those words, all those stories are mere garments.\u201d They draw us in with their curb appeal. The fool sees only this literary covering, the amusement or drama each story offers. The wise reader understands that such stories, like garments, conceal and reveal themselves to those who have deep curiosity. In the peeling away of meaning, life lessons emerge as our finest teachers.\nMany of the current political discussions involving clothing actually mask prejudices, gender biases and profound anxieties about leadership in general and specific leaders in particular. 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        "raw_content": "Wright satisfied after another simulated game\nMets 3B David Wright takes live BP as comeback try continues\nNEW YORK -- David Wright took live batting practice Tuesday at Citi Field as the New York Mets captain tries to complete his comeback from a string of debilitating injuries.\nThe third baseman originally was scheduled to play defense in a simulated game as well, but those plans were scrapped on a drizzly afternoon because the infield was wet and muddy.\nWright faced Mets minor league pitching prospects Justin Dunn and David Peterson, simulating game at-bats for the second time in four days. The seven-time All-Star did similar work Saturday, also taking grounders on the field.\n\"I'm really excited and I'm really satisfied with how these two simulated games went,\" Wright said. \"Took some good swings, took some bad swings.\"\nThe 35-year-old Wright said he's still trying to regain his timing, and he'll need to see how he feels Wednesday before looking ahead to the next step.\n\"It's getting a little better,\" Wright said. \"I'm still fouling a lot of pitches off, which for me at least in my mind tells me that the rhythm's off and my timing's off, but towards the end there it got a little bit better. Put some good swings on it. So, I'll take that.\"\nWright hasn't played in the major leagues since May 2016 due to neck, back and shoulder injuries that required surgery. He has said he believes he'll return to the Mets this season, and reiterated that he expects to meet with chief operating officer Jeff Wilpon in the next few days to formulate a plan.\n\"They certainly know where I stand,\" Wright said. \"We'll see where the conversation takes us, and hopefully work something out.\"\nWright has salaries of $20 million this year, $15 million next season and $12 million in 2020, the final year of his deal. If the Mets reinstate him from the 60-day disabled list, it would likely diminish the amount of insurance money they could collect on his contract.\n\"For me, this is over two years of work. That's coming out into the field to try to get back and play in a major league game,\" Wright said. \"So certainly, my short-term goal and, as it's been the last couple years, my long-term goal is to put that uniform on and go out there and play again.\"\nNew York's current homestand ends Thursday, but the Mets finish the season with six games at Citi Field from Sept. 25 to 30.\n\"The biggest thing for me is just how my body responds,\" said Wright, wearing an NYPD cap on the 17th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. \"I would say the second-biggest thing is obviously results.\"\nWright hit a combined .171 with a double and two RBIs in 41 at-bats during 10 games for Class A St. Lucie and two with Triple-A Las Vegas last month. His rehab assignment expired and the season is over for New York's farm teams, so Wright no longer has any tuneup opportunities in minor league games this year.\n\"Obviously, the circumstances aren't great, physically, or running out of minor league games, but you do what you can do and that's all we can do at this point,\" he said. \"So I'm going to try to get as comfortable as I can and then kind of go from there.\"",
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        "raw_content": "Every day, firefighters and EMS personnel confront risks to their mental health. But how many of them truly\nSource: National Volunteer Fire Council, www.nvfc.org\nunderstand the risk? How many of them know what can be done to limit their exposure to the risk? How many of them understand how mental health issues can manifest themselves\nIn the past four or five years there\u2019s been a great deal written and talked about to raise everyone\u2019s level of awareness about the mental health issues that can arise from service as a firefighter or EMS provider. Classes have been developed and are being taught. Presentations have been delivered at fire and EMS conferences, large and small. But awareness is only the first step, now it\u2019s time for action\nSeveral weeks ago, I posted about a new friend and ally in this effort that I\u2019d been introduced to by a mutual friend and colleague, Don Prince. In that piece, Rescuer Addiction: Another Voice, I introduced my readers to Stephen Kavalkovich, a former EMS provider and recovering drug addict, who\u2019s started his own efforts to assist his brothers and sisters in their own struggles with mental health issues through his podcasts.\nLast week, I had the honor of being Stephen\u2019s guest for an upcoming podcast. During our 40 minutes or so of conversation, I took several notes regarding what we need to start doing to better at protecting our people from the mental health risks of the job and taking care of them when they get in trouble.\n3 \u201cGiant Steps\u201d for Mental Health Issues for First Responders\n\u201cYou can\u2019t cross a giant chasm in two steps.\u201d\u2014Anonymous\nWe\u2019ve laid the groundwork for change by raising awareness about mental health issues, but now it\u2019s time for some bold action on everyone\u2019s part. Here are three \u201cgiant steps\u201d that I think we need to make in fire and EMS regarding mental health and the challenges presented by working in the business.\nBreak down the \u201cwall\u201d between physical injuries and mental injuries. When a firefighter or EMS provider suffers a physical injury, e.g., sprains an ankle or strains their back, there\u2019s no stigma attached to that injury. It\u2019s implicitly understood that even when everything is done right, physical injuries can still happen; it goes with the physical nature of being a firefighter or EMS provider.\nBut when a firefighter or EMS provider suffers a mental injury, e.g., PTSD, or self-medicates using drugs or alcohol to deal with the stresses of the job, there\u2019s a stigma attached to such outcomes. The person wasn\u2019t tough enough. Or they took the easy way out rather than facing their demons, especially if the outcome was that the person took their own life.\nDepartmental policies and procedures need to be changed to reflect a paradigm shift that puts mental health\ninjuries on par with physical injuries. How many firefighters have received disciplinary action when they suffer a line-of-duty injury, even when it might have been through their own improper behavior? How many firefighters, however, have received disciplinary action because they failed a random drug test or received an off-duty DUI?\nI\u2019m not advocating for relaxed disciplinary policies. No, I\u2019m advocating for policies and procedures where the \u201cdefault mode\u201d is that those unwanted behaviors might be the first warning signs of an individual who\u2019s having job-related mental health issues. Or an individual who\u2019s having off-the-job mental health issues. 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        "raw_content": "Yalla Trappan is a Work-Integration Social Enterprise (WISE) dealing with labour market introduction for newly arrived immigrant women in the city of Malm\u00f6. A significant feature of a WISE is that it provides job opportunities for long-term unemployed individuals who have little or no prospects to (re)establish themselves on the labour market.\nAccordingly, the enterprise stems from a previous integration initiative in Malm\u00f6 called \u201cThe Trappan Project\u201d. It was a labour market initiative for unemployed newly arrived immigrant women who, due to lack of education, little or no work experience at all, and with limited knowledge of the Swedish language, found themselves outside the labour market. Consequently, Yalla Trappan is built upon these experiences by making the most of and develop the positive forces that existed in this project. Since Yalla Trappan stems from an integration project, the whole purpose of its existence is to create jobs for unemployed immigrant women who often lack both work experience and education. Most of them have been living in isolation for the last 15-20 years and have thus insufficient language skills. In addition, many have also been on sick leave for extended periods. This indicate that a vast majority of Malm\u00f6\u2019s immigrant women have been excluded from the Swedish labour market for quite some time.\nChristina Merker-Siesj\u00f6 founded Yalla Trappan in 2010 as a not-for-profit association in the heart of the socially disadvantaged neighborhood Roseng\u00e5rd in the outskirts of Malm\u00f6: a neighborhood with a large percentage of unemployed immigrants, many of whom women. Accordingly, Yalla Tappan aims to create jobs and increase economic independence amongst these women. By utilising the great expertise amongst its employees, Yalla Trappan has created a viable and stable business marked by solidarity thinking and innovation. What started out as a project dependent on financial support from the European Social Fund (Svenska ESF-r\u00e5det), the municipality of Malm\u00f6 (Malm\u00f6 Stad) and ABF Malm\u00f6 (Arbetarnas Bildningsf\u00f6rbund) has now evolved into a very successful self-contained social enterprise utilising the knowledge and capabilities of its own co-workers. Consequently, Yalla Trappan is organised as a women\u00b4s cooperative built upon democratic principles such as participation, membership and solidarity. As a result, the employees have been empowered by making their own money. They have also gained an increased status within their community, especially by breaking a life-long dependence on social assistance.\nYalla Trappan has 25 employees. In addition, it provide internships for long-term unemployed people. Yalla Trappan offers services within three commercial branches: caf\u00e9 and catering, cleaning and conference service plus sewing. In addition, Yalla Trappan sell books, homemade marmalade and educational packages. It also arrange study visits and guided tours around Yalla Trappans\u00b4 premises in Roseng\u00e5rd. Despite their sewing services only being a smaller part of their activity, it has brought much attention to Yalla Trappan due to the recently established partnership with IKEA. The partnership means that IKEA customers can place specialised orders on curtains and tablecloths that Yalla Trappan\u00b4s employees sew up. IKEA sends the order from the customer to Yalla Trappan that in turn sends the order directly to the customer.",
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        "raw_content": "Hyatt to Open Andaz Tokyo in Summer 2014\nHyatt has announced that it will open the Andaz Tokyo in summer 2014. The hotel will be the first Andaz property in Japan, the fourth Hyatt-branded hotel in Tokyo, and the ninth Hyatt-branded hotel in Japan.\nThe hotel will occupy eight floors, including the top six, of a 52-story building in a multi-use complex. The building, now under construction, is located in Toranomon, a business and embassy district of the city. When completed, the structure will be the second tallest in the city, and will contain offices, residences, shops, and conference venues, along with the Andaz Tokyo.\nThe hotel will have 164 guestrooms, 16 of which will be suites. The rooms will be situated on floors 47 through 50 of the building with an average size of 167 square feet, with the largest suite being 721 square feet.\nThere will also be a 65 square foot indoor infinity pool, a fitness center, and spa located on the 37th floor of the building, which will be accessible to guests of the hotel as well as tower residents. On the 51st floor will be the Andaz Lounge, where guests can enjoy complimentary coffee or a glass of wine.\nAlso located the 51st floor will be an all-day restaurant, featuring fresh, seasonal, and organic menu items. The top floor, 52, will house an open-air bar and Andaz Studio, where a kitchen will offer made-to-order menus for weddings and other special gatherings.\nAs part of the brand\u2019s Andaz Salon program, the hotel will collaborate with local artists, designer, musicians, and others to create events and programs with themes that are unique to the property\u2019s location in central Tokyo. The program will seek to deliver talks, exhibitions, and live performances.\nHyatt to Open Andaz Tokyo in Japan\nHyatt to Open New Andaz Hotels in Bali, Munich\nHyatt Announces Opening of Hyatt Place San Jose Pinares\nPark Hyatt Hotel to Open in Vienna\nHyatt to Open Chicago Hotel in 2015\nStarwood Opens the Westin Cape Coral Resort at Marina Village\nStarwood has announced the opening of the Westin Cape Coral Resort at Marina Village. The hotel, previously known as the Resort...",
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        "raw_content": "Harper Lee\u2019s Pulitzer Prize winning and controversial 1960 novel, \u201cTo Kill a Mockingbird\u201d \u2013 a book that tackles the difficult topic of race in America as well as class, courage, and values \u2013 has largely withstood the test of time and book bans over almost seven decades.\nTo bring \u201cMockingbird\u201d to the Broadway stage of the late 2010s, however, somewhat of a renovation was required: a reworking significant enough that the estate of Harper Lee sued the production for having deviated too much from the original version. Aaron Sorkin, who wrote the Broadway adaptation, dispenses with the novel\u2019s initial focus on a bucolic life in the fictional town of Maycomb, Alabama, and places the courtroom drama front and center, returning to it throughout the show, while giving the black characters in the story a greater voice, resulting in a fresh and compelling approach to the classic work.\nThe story remains that of Atticus Finch (Jeff Daniels), a white lawyer who defends a black man falsely accused of rape by a white woman in the Deep South. Atticus remains Maycomb\u2019s moral compass but he is clearly conflicted over that role.\nMeanwhile, Atticus\u2019 children, Jem and Scout, as well as their friend Dill (a character inspired by her childhood friend Truman Capote), serve as both narrators and observers of the trial and its inevitable, tragic aftermath, roles that take on tremendous gravitas thanks to the brilliant stage performances of the three adult actors portraying the children, Celia Keenan-Bolger, Will Pullen, and Gideon Glick, respectively.\nFor those who grew up with the novel or the 1962 Robert Mulligan film starring Gregory Peck, the Broadway \u201cMockingbird\u201d will be a refreshing change of pace. The show opens to Adam Guettel\u2019s doleful guitar and organ music that helps build the suspense throughout the play. In Miriam Beuther\u2019s striking Depression-era set, both the courthouse and Atticus\u2019s house and front porch silently move in and out of a barn, and Ann Roth nails it with the latest fashions from Depression-era Alabama.\nCalpurnia (played formidably by LaTanya Richardson Jackson) is more of a sister figure to Atticus than just a deferential servant, a state of affairs noted by Scout; Atticus\u2019 client, Tom Robinson (Gbenga Akinnagbe), is less of a bystander in the play than in the novel, gaining a bit of airtime with which to state his concerns.\nWhat\u2019s lost in the move to Broadway is the Bildungsroman that is Scout\u2019s moral education as she comes to terms with the hypocrisies of the world around her. This is substituted by a greater focus on Atticus, a noble and courageous attorney whose ideals are something he believes the world merely has to catch up to, someone who insists that \u2013 no matter what \u2013 you can\u2019t judge a person till you crawl inside his skin and walk around in it.\nScout remains a skeptic until the end: Just how did Bob Ewell (Frederick Weller, who rather appropriately slithers across the stage) end up falling on his knife? Only at the very end does she finally understand exactly how such an occurrence might be possible although purists in the audience might wonder how Ewell in the Broadway version became an anti-Semite in addition to being a drunk, and a racist, and a purported Klan member.\nJust as in the novel (and in the movie), the trial is both riveting although broken up by moments of hilarity, thanks to the wry comments of the inimitable Dakin Matthews\u2019 Judge Taylor, who clearly does not tolerate fools in his courtroom.\nWhat\u2019s most remarkable about the production is that, to the credit of Sorkin and Sher, this theatergoer \u2013 who knows the story backwards and forwards \u2013 hung on every word as if he were experiencing it for the first time.\nRuntime: 2 hours and 35 minutes\nhttps://tokillamockingbirdbroadway.com/\nTheater Review: \u2018A Chorus Line\u2019 at New York City Center\nReview: \u2018Hello, Dolly!\u2019 with Donna Murphy at Shubert Theatre\nTheater Review: \u2018Fiddler on the Roof\u2019 at the National Yiddish Theater Folksbiene\nTheater Review: \u2018The Waverly Gallery\u2019 at John Golden Theater\nReview: \u2018Hello, Dolly!\u2019 at Shubert Theatre\nAt the opening of its United Club at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport on Monday, United Airlines announced plans to open...",
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        "raw_content": "Welcome to Ft. Campbell Chiropractic!\nWe understand that arriving at a chiropractic office for the first time can be nerve racking. If you've never experienced chiropractic care before, you may not know what to expect when you come to our CLARKSVILLE chiropractic office for the first time. Filling out paperwork, learning new faces, and getting to know your way around the office can be an overwhelming experience.\nThat's why at Fort Campbell Chiropractic our aim is to remove any unnecessary stress or tension and make you feel comfortable during your visit with our chiropractor.\nIn this area of the website, you will be able to take care of the items necessary for your chiropractic visit prior to arriving, in the comfort of your own home. If you have any questions at any time, please don't hesitate to contact our CLARKSVILLE chiropractic office at 931-920-0077!\nOur mission is to educate our community on the benefits of chiropractic care and to improve the quality of life to all who choose to do so. We are committed to providing quality chiropractic care at an affordable rate. We believe strongly that your health is a partnership and that educating you about your condition and how chiropractic care may help allows you to participate in making the appropriate healthcare decisions for yourself.\nProviding quality chiropractic care at an affordable rate.\nAlwayings maintaining a warm and friendly atmosphere.\nListening to your needs and being compassionate about your condition\nEducating you about your condition and how chiropractic care can help.",
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        "raw_content": "I don't know, there's just something that is so happy and wholesome about this image that I find it extremely annoying. It's like the beautiful people are walking down the Yellow Brick Road. Either that or they're on their way to the teddy bears' picnic.\nAnd by the way, check out the look on the face of the woman on the right. What's on her mind, I wonder?",
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        "title": "Newark Man Sentenced 18-years in Prison for Sexual Assault on Galloway Woman | Galloway Township News",
        "raw_content": "Newark Man Sentenced 18-years in Prison for Sexual Assault on Galloway Woman\nMAYS LANDING \u2013 A 28-year-old Newark man was sentenced to 18 years in prison this morning for the 2015 sexual assault of a Galloway Township woman, Atlantic County Prosecutor Damon G. Tyner announced.\nOn July 10, 2015 at 9:54 p.m., police officers of the Galloway Township Police Department responded to a home on South New York Road, Galloway Township, for a reported disturbance. Upon arrival, police heard a female screaming from inside the home. Police located the female victim and her attacker, Patric D. Reed-Price, then 27, of 12th Street, Newark, NJ, inside the residence.\nAn Atlantic County Grand Jury indicted Reed-Price for his crimes on August 25, 2015. A superseding indictment that included the crime of Witness Tampering was presented to the Grand Jury on June 9, 2016. The State alleged that, in addition to his crimes the day of the 2015 assault, Reed-Price had, on April 13, 2016, \u201cknowingly engaged in conduct which a reasonable person would believe would cause a witness to obstruct, delay, prevent, or impede that official proceeding.\u201d\nOn Thursday afternoon, October 13, 2016, at the conclusion of a 3-day trial before Atlantic County Superior Court Judge Bernard E. DeLury, an Atlantic County Jury deliberated for one hour before finding Reed-Price guilty of six criminal counts:\n\uf0b7 Aggravated Sexual Assault While Armed With and Threatening to Use a Weapon\u2014a crime of the 1st degree,\nThis morning, Friday, May 12, 2017, Judge DeLury sentenced Reed-Price to 18 years of incarceration in New Jersey State prison. Pursuant to the New Early Release Act (NERA) Reed-Price must server 85% of the prison sentence\u201415 years, 3 months, and 18 days\u2014 before becoming eligible for parole. Judge DeLury also ordered that Reed- Price be subject to Parole Supervision for Life after release from prison, and Megan\u2019s Law registration.\nChief Assistant Prosecutor Erik Bergman, who represented the State in the case, said after the jury\u2019s decision, \u201cI am happy for the victim, and happy for the victim\u2019s family. I hope that this helps to bring them closure.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "3 easy ways programmers earn their teams' trust\nby Aaron Cook on 08/05/16 04:45:00 pm\nI'm a producer, and the following has been written from my perspective. The programmers that I trust completely follow the principles outlined below. That is not to say, this is the only way to earn respect as a developer. These are just a few trends I have noticed among respected senior developers.\nThis article is targeted more towards junior developers, programmers, software engineers, etc. It is likely the senior guys already understand most of these concepts. That is not to say more seasoned devs can't benefit from this article. In fact, this may serve as a useful teaching tool for the greener engineers you are trying to mold and grow.\nProgrammers can have it rough sometimes. Ok, that may be underselling it. Outside of your development bubble of fellow software engineers, it is highly likely that no one knows or understands what you do. Many of your producers, artists, and possibly designers think that you simply traded in your wand and robe for a mouse and keyboard, and therein lies the problem.\nAll too often, these people rely on you to build a framework that supports their needs without understanding the depth or complexity of the task they have asked of you. There is a psychological term for this called the Dunning-Kruger Effect. In essence, it's this interesting phenomenon where someone who has very little understanding of something thinks they know far more about it than they really do. These people have never written a line of code in their life. Simultaneously, experts of the very same subject matter believe complex tasks or knowledge regarding that thing to be far simpler than it really is. These people have 10 years of applied knowledge under their belt. In between these two poles is what is referred to as \"the valley of despair.\" This is where a great many of these green engineers live. Here are some helpful tips to make those living on each end have a little more faith in your ability.\n1: A.L.O.H.A.\nHonestly, this acronym applies to everyone on the team. It stands for Ask, Listen, Observe, Help, Ask Again. This will do wonders for how accurately you implement requested features. Ask what the person wants, whether it's an artist, designer, or someone in marketing, you will run into someone that doesn't accurately convey what they want or how they want it. Then actually listen. Look up some reading on active listening and put that into practice in these moments. It can be difficult, and it can leave you exhausted (especially during a lengthy design review). That said, it is so very worth the little bit of effort it takes.\nIn between listening and observing, there will probably be some implementation time. Once a feature is in, observe how people interact with what you've built. We're in an age where a lot of devs are coding on a laptop, there's nothing that should keep you tied to your desk and not sitting next to someone while they play through what you've made. While you're sitting there, help them if they get stuck or want to test something specific. Then most importantly, ask again. \"How can I make this better?\" is always a great one if you aren't sure what to ask.\n2: Mix backend and frontend work\nOnce upon a time I worked on a project where the dev team spent about three months building very important backend functionality that absolutely needed to be built. During that time, all of our technical artists decided to use that time to polish art assets by optimizing rigs and skeletons. Unfortunately, even though the work needed to be done, it wasn't visually demonstrable. The result was more than a few team members and executives thinking that nothing was getting done.\nThis could have easily been avoided if say, while a build was compiling a developer implemented the updated music files or plugged in the new font library that had been sitting for a week. The point is, break up your workload into buckets based on difficulty. While you spend a week or more grinding away on that complicated client-server issue, be sure to knock out some of the low hanging fruit that has been assigned to the sprint as well, especially if it is an asset swap and you already have the new art/audio.\n3: Explain everything using simple language\nMore than likely at some point during your career, you'll be asked to do something that is laughable. While I would urge you not to blatantly laugh at someone's proposal, some suggestions may simply be too outrageous to avoid doing so. 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        "raw_content": "A Solid Build?\nby Colby Bryant on February 12, 2017\nReview: John Wick: Chapter 2\nReview: Can't Stop Express\nBruce Wayne must not only deal with the criminals of Gotham City, but also the responsibility of raising a boy he adopted. (imdb.com).\nWriters: Seth Grahame-Smith, Chris McKenna, Erik Sommers, Jared Stern, & John Whittington (screenplay); Seth Grahame-Smith (story); Bob Kane & Bill Finger (Batman created by); Jerry Siegel & Joe Shuster (Superman created by)\nStars: Will Arnett, Michael Cera, Rosario Dawson, Ralph Fiennes, Siri (no joke), Zach Galifianakis, Jenny Slate, Jason Mantzoukas, Conan O\u2019Brien, Doug Benson, Billy Dee Williams, Zo\u00eb Kravitz, Kate Micucci, Riki Lindhome, Eddie Izzard, and many, many more.\nGenre: Action/Adventure, Animation, Comedy, Sci-fi/Fantasy\nRating: PG (for rude humor and some action)\nIn 2014, The LEGO Movie surprised many when it hit theaters (read our review; we kind of liked it). Finally bringing the incredibly popular children\u2019s building blocks to the big screen, it came with just the right mix of crazy and randomness, that fun element that results from making whatever comes to you as you play.\nWhen the toys started out, playsets were pretty generic, but in recent years, every licensed property you can think of show up on store shelves LEGO-fied. Batman, one of the most popular LEGO properties, showed up in that film as a character, and immediately, he became a fan favorite. Narcissistic and played with a gloomy grimace by Will Arnett, it was obvious then that he\u2019d have to show up in any LEGO Movie sequels.\nWarner Bros. further surprised us all when the next LEGO movie announced was The LEGO Batman Movie. Of course, we\u2019ve witnessed Batman in numerous live-action films (as well as just being introduced to Ben Affleck\u2019s rendition in Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice last year). Many may even think there is nothing we could see from Bruce Wayne and his alter-ego. However, trailers released show this rendition of the Dark Knight is unlike anything we\u2019ve ever seen before on the big screen. Now, it\u2019s one thing to take a good bit and get a few minutes of fun out of something, but it\u2019s entirely different to carry an entire movie. How does Gotham\u2019s greatest fare in this rendition?\nPerfecting the scowl under the cowl.\nViolence/Scary Images: Action-packed from beginning to end. It\u2019s chaotic and messy and a cacophony of sound and color. Some of Batman\u2019s Rogues Gallery are more fearsome for little ones than others, but I daresay they\u2019ll probably be too busy laughing to get scared.\nLanguage/Crude Humor: No cursing that I remember, but parents, take note: it\u2019s well-established canon that the original Robin (the one in this film) is named Dick Grayson. There was a joke at his expense that may have just been noticeable to me as an adult, but it still felt unnecessary.\nSpiritual Content: Nothing overtly spiritual, one way or the other.\nSexual Content: Taking its own spin on characters, I\u2019m sure there are some who will take issue with the fact that Barbara Gordon catches Bruce\u2019s eye. Typically, Batman has a mentor-like relationship with her in most renditions, but here, she\u2019s an adult, and she has his full attention. I don\u2019t recall any inappropriate talk between them, but Batfans may not like that the two got \u2018shipped\u2019 again after we were all taken too far down that road with the recent animated release of The Killing Joke.\nThis image says a ton about these two.\nDrug/Alcohol Reference: None that I can remember.\nOther Negative Content: Batman is a loner for much of the movie, and he often does things at the expense of those around him. Of course, character growth happens, but some of the things he does shouldn\u2019t be imitated or looked up to by little ones.\nPositive Content: Personally, I\u2019ve had a couple of rough weeks recently as I write this review, yet when I watched this movie, I laughed harder than I have in who knows how long. I\u2019ve commented to several I know that it\u2019s getting harder and harder to make me laugh, but this film had my eight-year-old and I laughing throughout. We\u2019ve since left singing songs and quoting it like crazy. Fatherhood moment for me, but I can see lots of others doing it as well. The film really stresses the importance of family well, and I wasn\u2019t expecting how well it got the point across.\n\u201cAlfred, I\u2019M SOOOO SORRY!\u201d\nThe less said about the plot, the better. I don\u2019t mean that as a bad thing at all, because there are plenty of surprises in this film I don\u2019t even want to get close to spoiling. Batman has some of the most well-known villains in all of comics, and many have already made the transition to the big-screen (many times in the cases of some). Still, there are several who haven\u2019t made the leap beyond the page\u2026until now. While The Condiment King and Egghead would never fit in the Nolan films (or even Schumacher ones for that matter), they are right at home here with all the zaniness on display. In fact, after all these years and the tease in the Tim Burton film, we finally get a Billy Dee Williams\u2019 Two-Face! And that\u2019s an indication of the intentional \u2018deep-cuts\u2019 that are in store for Batfans in this film. Loads of villains, loads of heroes, and blink-and-you\u2019ll-miss-it moments are all here in full-force.\nSelf-aware is too small of a concept to describe what\u2019s going on here. The LEGO Movie had the jump on us all with its surprises of unpredictability. Here, the makers knew they had to be unpredictable in other ways. The referential humor is strong here, and the bigger the fan, the more you will laugh, I believe. Call it parody or just a remixed version of all things Bat, but the sheer amount of Easter Eggs in this film could take us years to sort out\u2026not even joking. Many frames have simultaneous references to Batman in whatever iteration you can think of in the full history of the character.\nMany fans may feel that Batman: The Animated Series is the best, or some may even think Adam West was the very best Batman. I\u2019ve seen these arguments before, and some argue fiercely. As a lifelong fan, I was too busy being wholly entertained to even think to be offended at what they were doing to \u201cmy Batman\u201d, but I know there will be some who just can\u2019t have a good time. That\u2019s truly what this is from beginning to end: a fun celebration of the character and his universe. A send-up, yes. One could even call it a (child-appropriate) roast, and as this, it\u2019s a smashing success. Just because the \u201cplot\u201d is all over the place doesn\u2019t mean the story isn\u2019t good, because the creativity on display shows the writers truly brought it.\nNone of this would work without Will Arnett absolutely crushing it again as Batman. You can tell he\u2019s thoroughly enjoying every second of this role. Coupling him with his old Arrested Development co-star, Michael Cera, as Robin was absolute magic. His voice is the perfect counter to Arnett\u2019s growl, and the development of these two is both hilarious and heartfelt. Rosario Dawson isn\u2019t given as much to do as Barbara Gordon, but she does well with what she\u2019s given, playing straight (wo)man to Batsy.\nZach Galifianakis makes this Joker his own. He\u2019s not riffing on anybody (and who would even try to \u2018do\u2019 Mark Hamill but Hamill himself). The film is all the better for it, and while the sharp teeth didn\u2019t sit well with me in trailers, they, along with his expressions, gave me some of the biggest laughs in the film. Ralph Fiennes was as good of a traditional Alfred as any I\u2019ve seen with a tone and delivery that enhanced the humor on the page. Also, just when you think you know him as a character, he joins in all the crazy too at the end in a fun way. ***SPOILERY NOTE: Ralph Fiennes could have voiced another character who shows up prominently, but he doesn\u2019t. When you find out who I\u2019m referring to, you\u2019ll see that you never know what to expect in these LEGO films.*** If I tried to address all of the voice actors performances, we\u2019d be here a very long time, and frankly, some only get a line or two. Still, everyone did fantastic.\nYes, that\u2019s absolutely The Eraser. Your eyes did not deceive you.\nThe film opens with a credits sequence that really establishes the tone, and the quiet moments in the Batcave and Wayne Manor early on (as shown in the trailer) work really well. The film clips along with fairly consistent hilarity. Still, is the movie perfect? No. It suffered a little bit in humor and interest in the middle, if I\u2019m being entirely honest. That ending though, really brought it all back around. I know I\u2019m being vague with story details, but if you came to this review for the story, you\u2019re doing it all wrong. This movie\u2019s \u201cplot\u201d is all in service to entertain and make you laugh, and I\u2019m fairly confident it will do just that for you. My release day audience I attended with, while small in number, laughed consistently throughout. What more could one ask of a comedy, animated, or otherwise?\nOn a technical side, everything is gorgeous. My mind was tricked into thinking that some of the toys in The LEGO Movie weren\u2019t CGI a few years ago. A Google search then showed me that the makers of that film tricked me. Still, here we are here, and the level of detail on the character models made me even question it all again. It\u2019s amazing how far computer-generated animation has come in a relatively short amount of time, but it\u2019s all done superbly here. Chaotic is a perfect word to describe this world shown, but all of it works seamlessly. I, personally, can\u2019t wait for more LEGO movies, even for properties like Ninjago that I know nothing about, and it\u2019s all because of the execution.\nIn regards to music: yes, this Batfilm has songs, and some of them are even catchier than \u201cKiss From A Ross\u201d (sorry, Seal). One song in particular, which closes the film, will likely become my friend\u2019s ringtone\u2026no shame. The actual score fits all the moments it needs to, cherry picking pieces from Batman history and mixing them in, but the licensed songs used really bring the funny. The film\u2019s opening \u201ctheme\u201d cleverly uses bits of the 1960\u2019s TV show theme, and I\u2019ll likely never hear it all the same way again.\nEven with my intentional vagueness of revealing no plot and such, I think some Batman fans could read this review and firmly decide #NotMyBatman and stay home. They could be absolutely correct for themselves. For some who only enjoy Frank Miller\u2019s dark take on the character, I could see them flat out rejecting the efforts here as silly. Still, I am a fan who loves the character, beyond just this version or that. I own a copy of almost every film or television iteration, animated or live-action, and no other character takes up as much room in my graphic novel/trade paperback collection than Batman himself.\nI know the histories, I love the histories, and I absolutely loved this film. I loved what it did with all I know about the character and all the little ways it played with the universe. One of my fellow attendees, an avid fan as well, said he thought it was definitely his favorite Batman film of all time. You heard me right: even better than Nolan. Why? Because it gets the fundamental appeal of the character, and it blasts it back in your face like a roller-coaster ride of fun. You\u2019ll laugh, you may even feel a little, but I daresay you\u2019ll definitely have a great, great time. I can\u2019t wait to see it again and again.\nThe references are strong. 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        "raw_content": "GEOGRAPHY Geographical, Astronomical Terms\nGeographical And Astronomical Terms - 02 - F - K\nGEOGRAPHICAL AND ASTRONOMICAL TERMS - F -K\nThe animals found in any particular region are collectively called the fauna. The equivalent term for the plants in a specific region is the flora.\nWhen moist air meets the earth\u2019s cold surface, some water vapours condense on the dust particles in the air. This cloud of condensed vapour is called the fog.\nIt is the warm, dry wind, which descends on a mountain. Best known to occur in the northern Alps valley.\nThe remains of plants and animals, which are preserved in the rocks, or under the earth. It gives clues to the evolutionary changes in animal and plant life.\nFrozen dew. In cold countries when the temperature of the earth falls below 32oF at night, the dew drops freeze and become frost.\nA vast accumulation of ice and snow, which moves gradually down the valley, until it melts to form a river. There are four types of glaciers - (i) Valley glacier (ii) Piedmont (iii) Ice-cap and (iv) Continental\nA fountain of hot water spewing out of a hole, which extends deep into the earth\u2019s crust. The water is thrown high into the air by the steam formed deep down in the hole. It contains dissolved minerals, which get deposited around the hole.\nA narrow passage between the hills formed by the erosion of the hills by rivers.\nThe local time of Greenwich Observatory, London (located on the zero meridian), which is the standard time for the British Isles. It is 5.30 hrs. behind the Indian Standard Time (IST).\nA warm oceanic current along the eastern coast of North America which later moves towards the western coast of Europe, thus raising the temperature significantly. It is an expansion of the north equatorial warm current and meets the Labrador, a cold current at Newfoundland. Consequently, the mingling of the two currents produces fog, which reduces visibility.\nThe natural environment of a plant or animal in which it normally lives and thrives, such as warm seas, mountain tops, fresh waters etc.\nThose parts of the oceans, which do not fall under the jurisdiction of any particular nation.\nA region inland from a seaport.\nThe circular line where the sky and the earth, or the sea appear to meet.\nThe regions of calm between 30o to 35o north and south of the Equator.\nThe science of cultivating gardens, particularly fruits. Landscaping is also a part of horticulture.\nThe decomposed and semi-decomposed organic matter of organic (plant and animal origin) in the soil. This is essential to soil fertility.\nAn extremely violent gale marked by changes in wind speed, and sometimes thunder and lightning.\nThe liquid cover, which surrounds the earth. Hydrosphere makes about 70% of the earth\u2019s surface. It comprises oceans, seas, bays, gulfs and lakes.\nA period in which ice-sheets and glaciers covered large areas of the continents. The present ice-sheets in Greenland and Antarctica are relics of this Ice Age.\nA large ice mass detached from the glacier and floating in the sea.\nThe dome-shaped hut of snow in which the Eskimos live.\nA small bay or creek (a small opening into the coastline).\nThe lines on a map joining places with the same atmospheric pressure.\nThe lines on a chart connecting parts of the ocean with similar depth.\nThe lines on a map joining places having equal rainfall.\nThe lines on a map joining places with the small mean temperature.\nA narrow stretch of land connecting two large land masses e.g. Isthmus of Panama.\nWarm oceanic current in the Pacific Ocean which flows near the eastern coast of Japan and ultimately moves along the western coast of Canada. Responsible for raising the temperature of Japan and Western Canada.",
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        "raw_content": "Nicholas Kalyebara \u2013 Chairman\nNicholas serves as the Team Leader of the Leadership Development Program of Compassion international Uganda office. He has a great passion for leadership development and community transformation. Nicholas has previously served as an IFES staff worker with FOCUS Uganda.\nNicholas has a background in education having trained at Makerere University in Kampala Uganda. He has also pursued cross cultural studies at Wheaton College USA. He is married to Sylvia and together they have two children.\nMrs. Grace Aninge \u2013 Vice Chairman\nGrace, who serves on the GLA Board of Directors as a Vice Chairman, is a born again Christian who has been married for 20 years with three children. She is Public Health Dental Officer, Health personnel trainer, Social Worker and Vocational Pedagogue by profession. Grace worked with Kiwoko, Kayunga, and Mulago hospitals. She then worked with Mulago Paramedical Schools for 15 years and she is currently the Principal of Gulu School of Clinical Officers. She is also a leader in various capacities in church and work circles. Her mission is to live to serve God and have him glorified through her life.\nChristopher Yikii \u2013 Treasurer\nChris serves as the National Coordinator of Biblica Uganda an organization that seeks to promote biblical literacy through availing scripture. Chris has a great passion for the development of local and indigenous mission initiative and to this end, he devotes time and energy in training and capacity building for local churches and organizations.\nHe has a background in Business Administration and Marketing and he is married to Jane and they have three children.\nSamuel Opolot \u2013 Secretary\nHe has previously served in various capacities with the IFES Movement in Uganda (FOCUS) including as the acting General Secretary. He is married to Alice Opolot and they have two children.\nDaisy Patience Yayi \u2013 Legal advisor\nDaisy who has a legal background having trained as a lawyer at Uganda Christian University in Mukono Uganda and a postgraduate diploma in legal practice from the Law development centre in Uganda, is an advocate of the high court in Uganda. She is privately practicing law through her law firm M/s Bandaru & Co. Advocates which is based in Arua Uganda.\nShe is passionate about Christian integrity and Justice in the communities. She is married to Dr. Alfred Yayi and they have three Children.\nCan. Isaac J Anguyo \u2013 Founder Chair & Advisor\nIsaac is a founder member and Executive Director of Here is Life, an organization that seeks to enable each person to live a whole and integrated life for which he or she has been created. Their focus is to work through health services, radio, education, economic programmes and social services to share the love of Jesus Christ mainly but not limited to with the Aringa of Yumbe District who are about 80% Muslim.\nIsaac has a background in education (Primary School Teacher and Teacher Trainer), he has served and is serving in several local, national and international boards. He has further studied and developed skills in Media and Communications with a specialization in Electronic Media. His desire is to touch the lives of his community with the love of God which gave rise to the development of the organization Here is Life which he now directs.\nDr. Richard Musoke Kagimu, MBchB, Msc GHS \u2013 Member\nRichard is from Kampala Uganda. He graduated from Makerere University with a Bachelors in Medicine and surgery. While at the university he was a student leader and led fundraising community support programs among which raised funds for the Uganda Child Cancer Foundation. He received two awards for being an outstanding student in his years and for transformation work amongst students on the university campus.\nRichard has worked with the private Health sector as a Medical Officer and he co-pioneered Agape Health care network \u2013 a growing chain of community health facilities across the country. He has organised and led over 10 medical and surgical medical outreach camps for underprivileged communities in Uganda. He is currently a Global Health Corps Fellow working with Uganda Initiative for Integrated Management of Non Communicable Diseases (UINCD) as an Informatics Officer. UINCD is a collaboration of Mulago Hospital, Makerere University, Ministry of Health, and Yale University.\nPrior to this he completed his MSc. Global Health Systems at Institute for international health and development, Queen Margaret University, UK. He has majored in Health Systems, Human Resource for Health, Sexual and Reproductive Health and Project Design and Management. Richard is a committed Christian, a resident pastor with Rock Church Ministries, married to one wife and both have a wonderful pet dog named pretty. He loves travelling, cooking and swimming.",
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        "raw_content": "U.S.: 'Arab Spring' Dominated TV Foreign News in 2011\nThe so-called 'Arab Spring' led U.S. network television evening news coverage during 2011, comprising a total of about 10 percent of all the news coverage provided by the three major commercial networks during 2011, according to the latest annual review by the authoritative Tyndall Report.\nIndeed, the two top stories - of both foreign and domestic news - for the three networks during the year included the NATO-backed uprising in Libya and the killing of its long-time leader Col. 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'But this year, they provided more international news in which the U.S. troops were not directly involved on the ground than in any other since 1991.'\nWhile U.S. airpower was used as part of the NATO campaign to oust Gaddafi, no U.S. ground troops were deployed to Libya.\n'Simply put, the type of foreign policy that attracts the most attention is war \u2014 the use of military force. Diplomacy is much less newsworthy and leaves room for more of the international angle in covering global hotspots,' he told IPS in an email exchange.\nThe two wars in which Washington had troops on the ground during 2011 \u2014 Afghanistan and Iraq \u2014 did not receive nearly the amount of coverage on the three networks as Libya and Egypt. The conflict in Afghanistan, which ranked eighth among all news stories, received 224 minutes of coverage, or less than half that given to Egypt. 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        "raw_content": "DC New 52 Poster\nHere at HeroClix World, we're completely and utterly fascinated by DC's \"New 52\" Universe. For those of you who are unaware, DC is \"relaunching\" (refusing to call it a reboot) all DC titles with new #1 issues.\nThe change isn't just cosmetic, as the entire DC Universe itself has gone through a drastic change. While some costumes have been changed (most noteable is Superman), some teams like the JSA has been completely removed entirely! And even more drastic is the flagrant ego boost by Jim Lee by incorporated the STORMWATCH as part of DC history.\nRegardless, the new 52 has now begin and sales are extraordinary -- Justice League #1 is going into a second and third printing already. As part of our extremely superficial coverage of this event, we present to you all #1 comic book covers for the new 52 (on sale now).\n(click HERE to see larger version)\nBecause it's been done before!\nPosted by: Gevdarg on 10/29/2011 12:37:45 AM\nHow can you people judge DC's new line without reading a single title from it? You people make me sick.\nPosted by: zachattack24 on 10/27/2011 8:30:29 AM\nDo All of you really think the comic industry is really doing so bad?? both Marvel and DC had at their shoulders Majors with loads of money to support them...Disney and Warner... and more I don't know how things are perceived there in the USA but here in Europe in the last 5 yaers there has been an increase in Superheroes comics interest, yes maybe the young guys are not so found about comics as my generation was I am an 82ers but with all those movie releases and the fact that NECA Wizkids are releasing loads of things about Heroclix to me means it is not going so bad,abot the ReBoot,I have to say that I was and I am a big DC fan Universe and I don't see this operation as a Kick in the face to old time fans I just see as a way to look at heroes and what they could do with their powers/ideologies in the world of today...C'mon let's face it the world of the old DC Chronology was a far better world then the one we live in it...The people major problem was to wake up where a \"Purple\" and nasty alien was destroing one downtown and all they had to do was to wait Superman to kick his butt...The world we live in it is very much less cheesy and corny I think.That's said I will support DC all the way!\nPosted by: Dr.ZooM on 9/11/2011 4:40:29 AM\nI have discussed this length with others, I have worked in the industry, and I was a fan for years (I am a lapsed reader), and this will not work! It's been done before by DC and it still misses the point, which is there is no low-priced, accessible material and the industry still shuns promotion (anything other than in-house and POP advertising) as a whole! The comics industry is not even a mature industry; it's a dying industry! They had the momentum to become a truly signficant force in the larger pop culture industry back in the 90s, and they blew it! The New 52 is a tired, unsuccessful marketing tactic that should have been tried 20 years ago. It will not work and in 18 months, DC will be considering getting out of the comic publishing business!\nPosted by: Gevdarg on 9/9/2011 8:15:05 AM\nI have to say Hair10 called it right on this one. The only New 52 title I've picked up so far is Justice League International - it looks okay, except for Booster Gold's terrible new costume. Dan Jurgens is a good writer but not a great one. The rest I have no interest in. And don't get me started on Grant Morrison. I know lots of people love him, but I think his style is better suited to Vertigo books than superheroes.\nI very much understand the idea of increasing sales in a slumping market and since comics initially came out for young readers, I understand the business reasons for the reboot. However reinventing the wheel each time gets to be just plain silly.\nI agree with the previous post, I'm staying away from this reboot. I barely got caught up on the DC universe with the Brightest Day, Flashpoint and other fine stories. But now the history I loved a remembered of my heroes was wiped clean and told it never happened and I need to buy new products.\nJust start merging new ideas with the old. That way you entice new readers yet keep your biggest demographic, us middleaged men who have been faithful throughout the decades. I kinda feel like my age category just got tossed out the window. Have fun with this new universe, I'm still trapped in the old one.\nPosted by: utoynk on 9/9/2011 6:26:54 AM\nAfter collecting (mostly DC) comic books for over 25 years, I'm staying away from the \"new 52\" for the most part. I used to get 10-12 books a week with 80% of them being DC. This past Wednesday I picked up Wolverine and Punisher. That's it. DC seems to have forgotten about their fans who grew up with these characters and are only interested in pulling in new, younger readers with new origin tales, new costumes, and new supporting casts. Thanks, but no thanks. Those are not the characters I know and love. Call me in 6-12 months when the \"new 52\" is down to the \"lagging-in-sales-and-less-than-25-titles-left\" and DC decides that they better re-reboot.\nI just finnaly got to catch up on mainline \"Flashpoint\", and indulged in the Abin Sur: GL mini-series. That does 'settle' the issue of continuity between what's been out recently and this reboot. I'm waiting for the Lantern-iterations to hit the shelves.\nThere's trepidation, there's excitement, there are interviews and panels and hype and debate. And then there's actually getting your hands on the product, sitting down, and reading.\nThat's what I did at DC's media event prior to their midnight launch last night in New York City. I couldn't read all the books they had on hand, or I wouldn't have gotten to talk to any of the creators and staff that were on hand, but I did get good reads of seven (and paged through several others) of the New 52 titles. We'll have our Best Shots crew taking in-depth and quick looks at these books as they come out, with multiple looks at this week's launch title Justice League #1 coming over the next few days, but I'm giving my thoughts today to kick things off.\nBefore I get into thoughts on the individual titles, the relaunch as a whole sets a broad tone to the DC Universe. I read a truly chilling horror book that had a laugh-out loud moment, a joyful moment, a heart-wrenching moment, and a spine-tingling scare. I read a superhero book about a hero at his start, young and impetuous, and I read a superhero book about a hero at the top of his game, calm and calculated. I read a book about a team that had laughs, true high-concept science fiction, and blended worlds that previously were completely separate. I read a couple books that took a long-time run and made it into something both respectful of the past and brand new. This is clearly the DC Universe, and it's clearly something new. The infusion of humor that Geoff Johns promised for his books was present across the board, and the books as a whole just seemed more \"balanced,\" rather than trying too hard to keep only one tone.\nSo, which is which? Let's start with the book that surprised me the most and quickly became my frontrunner as the sleeper hit of the entire relaunch: Animal Man #1\nAdmittedly, I haven't read a ton of Jeff Lemire's work, and I wasn't too familiar with Travel Foreman. This book however has a\nI just read Justice League#1 and Detective Comics#1, I must say they are wonderfully illustrated and amazing the encounter Batman-Joker in Detective Comics, with immediately at the end introducing a New Character***SPOILER***that is going to change the Joker forever i think... very good DC!!\nPosted by: Dr.ZooM on 9/8/2011 11:42:47 AM\nI got a couple of the 52 already and I intend to get a few more.\nSo far I've got Static Shock & O.M.A.C. And later today I'll be getting Swamp Thing and Possibly the Green Arrow.\nI must say though, that I'm enjoing reading both of the two comics I've picked up so far... Makes me wonder if they'll make a Static Shock and O.M.A.C. 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        "raw_content": "The Gulf between Foreign Office Travel Advices and the reality on the ground! Maldives\nI just thought I should share with you all a good example of how travel advices offered by government does not always appear to represent the reality on the ground. Consider this Al-Jazeera report of problems in the Maldives! Within the report we read that as late as last Friday, the local police in Mal\u00e9 were blocking protests against the current government. The protests are apparently about rising prices in the Maldives with several hundred protesters occupying the main square; these protests had been running for seven nights. Within the same report, Reuters news agency apparently stated that over 300 people had been arrested and some injuries had been reported. With allegations and counter-allegations being made by all sides, it looks as if the protests will continue for sometime to come!\nNow, let's imagine you are an intending holidaymaker to the Maldives and you dutifully examine the UK Foreign & Commonwealth Office (FCO) website for travel advices; what would you find? Well, you would discover the following statements:\n\"Maldives has been going through a period of political transition. Social unrest is possible and some past demonstrations on the capital, Mal\u00e9, and other islands have resulted in violence. You should avoid demonstrations and beware of spontaneous gatherings. A number of protests have recently taken place in Mal\u00e9. Please exercise caution at this time\".\n\"There have been political demonstrations in Maldives, most seriously in 2004, which ended in violence. In February and March 2009 there were small-scale demonstrations and strikes on some resort islands, although these did not end in violence. In July 2010, following a period of political unrest within the Maldivian Parliament (Majlis), there were a number of political protests and demonstrations in Mal\u00e9. They were predominantly outside government buildings and political figures\u2019 residences. In October 2010, a number of political protests and demonstrations were held in Mal\u00e9 resulting in some injuries. You should avoid large gatherings and beware of spontaneous demonstration\".\nSo, 'social unrest is possible', there were 'past demonstrations' in the capital, but most of these were confined to a period between 2004 to October 2010 - the FCO Travel Advisories were updated on 9 May 2011!\nI don't know about you, but isn't there a gap here between what is actually happening and what we are being told by government is the situation - shouldn't ordinary Consumers who are told to rely on such advices (the travel industry certainly maintain that these advices are almost sacrosanct), be told what is actually happening?\nPerhaps the clue lies in the strength of the lobbying carried out by the Travel Industry. Concerned that the FCO were 'blanket' advising against travel to any particular country, the FCO recently came under pressure to 'listen' to the industry when issuing advices. An official at the FCO is apparently quoted as saying,\n\"The detailed local knowledge Aito and its members can provide is invaluable, and we will take this into consideration when formulating our travel advice...The safety of British nationals will always come first, but if Aito or its members think we have got it wrong, we are always happy to look into specific cases.\u201d.\nThe same official apparently further commented that following the representations from the travel industry, they would be 'very careful' not to issue blanket travel advices to a whole country.\nWhat is interesting about this report is the implication - as we have always maintained - that the travel industry have a unique working knowledge of what is happening on the ground - far from relying on FCO Travel Advices, it would appear that they have a powerful role to perform in their creation!\nThis is really not good enough! Perhaps it is time for the FCO to realise that whilst it is their duty to 'listen' to industry and do what it can to support industry and allies, it is also time to consult and listen to Consumers and hear their concerns!\nNow that would be a novelty, wouldn't it?",
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        "raw_content": "Must A Good Construction Company Charge Much?\nComments Off on Must A Good Construction Company Charge Much?\nMany people, when looking for a builder to build their future home or to make some reform or rehabilitation often focus on the price, blindly choosing the budget that in principle seems cheaper, which can be a mistake of unimaginable consequences.\nThe project of work or reform of your house is important, so you have to carry out a basic study of what you want to do and how much money you are willing to invest. In this phase, it is best to consult with professional technicians who can advise you on what materials to use, which construction systems are most convenient and above all, which is something that many people forget, guide you when looking for a builder to carry out the project. A good option for expertise work is BagCon Signature Homes services and builds in Fauquier County. Unfortunately, many times a good idea and a good project end up transforming into a real disaster when it comes to carrying it out because of having opted for a constructor that was not up to the circumstances.\nWhen you are looking for a construction company, it is normal that you look at the budget they give you initially. On too many occasions this budget is not well done, it omits many jobs, or it describes some of them incompletely. In the worst case, many companies choose to give lower prices than real ones with the intention of increasing them once work has begun.\nWhen you get a quote, the first thing you have to check is that it is complete and that all the units have been perfectly studied. A good sign when it comes to contacting a construction company is that it presents many doubts about the work to be done before giving you a final estimate\nIt is not about paying abusive prices, but it is true, many times it is much better to hire from the beginning a good builder or that is a little more expensive, than a bad builder, because the cheap end up always leaving a lot more expensive reforms and renovation to do on the long run.\nPrevious article Pest Control: Why Doing it Yourself May Not Work\nNext article Baby Cot Sets Are More than Furniture",
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        "raw_content": "The Following Season Two Review\nJason McDonald January 7, 2014\nThis review contains spoilers for the first season of \u201cThe Following.\u201d However, it does not contain spoilers for the second season. If you want to catch up on the first season it\u2019s currently available for streaming on Netflix. Otherwise, you\u2019ve been warned!\nThe Following is back and, after the shocking finale of season one, it took its sweet time to get here. Picking up where the last episode left off, the first episode promises to provide some answers and establish even bigger questions. However, perhaps the biggest question is whether or not this show warrants a second season. Read on to find out.\nWithout wasting a beat, the second season episode \u201cResurrection\u201d takes place moments before Ryan Hardy (Kevin Bacon) and Claire Matthews (Natalie Zea) are attacked in Ryan\u2019s apartment. Last season we were left with the image of Ryan injured and bloodied and the fate of Claire was up in the air. I won\u2019t say much about what happens, but it doesn\u2019t take long for the show to reveal the aftermath of the surprise attack. The intro also serves as an excellent reminder that this is probably one of the bloodiest programs on basic television.\nZooming forward one year later we see that Ryan is trying to put his life back together. Leaving law enforcement behind him, Ryan has moved to New York where he works as a criminology professor at a university. He also attends AA meetings to help cope with an addiction he picked up during the year prior. And, while it may seem like Ryan leads a life of solitude, he has reunited with his niece Max Hardy (Jessica Stroup) who is a detective in the NYPD.\nAll and all, it would seem as if Ryan has successfully put the past behind him following the traumatic events of the last season. However, while Joe Carroll (James Purefoy) may or may not be dead, remnants of his cult are still out there and actively plotting to resurrect his memory.\nIn this first episode we\u2019re introduced to a pair of killers who are easily on par with any of the psychopaths seen last season. Without revealing too much about what they do in this episode, I will say that they like to spend too much time with their victim postmortem.\nHowever, it wouldn\u2019t be a serial killer cult without a major attack and we get ours in the first episode. Donning a few realistic looking Joe Carroll masks, a group of cultists board a subway train where they attack and maim the riders all while chanting that Joe Carroll is resurrected. It\u2019s a horrific and chilling event, which is what I\u2019ve come to expect from \u201cThe Following.\u201d\nOf course, an attack like this is enough to grab the attention of Ryan Hardy and, along with Mike Weston (Shawn Ashmore), the two are pulled back into the hunt to stop the cult once and for all.\nIf this first episode is any indication, the series is on track to deliver another shocking and intense season. Along with the return to mayhem and violence, the first episode quickly establishes a few mysteries and plot threads that\u2019ll surely play out throughout this new season. For instance, while the cult may still be active, who is leading it now and for what purpose? You may think you know, but if the first season taught us anything it\u2019s that there are twists and turns around every corner.\nThere\u2019s also the mental state of Ryan Hardy. While he may seem perfectly fine at the onset of the episode, we quickly see that there are cracks developing in his heroic armor. It\u2019s enough to make me wonder if even Ryan will survive this season.\nSurprisingly, the use of flashbacks is also making a return for this season. Last year they were used liberally to showcase the developing relationship between Joe, Ryan, and Claire. This time it seems as if the flashbacks will be used to show what happened during the year that the show skipped over. In the first one we get a glimpse of Ryan and Mike\u2019s deteriorating relationship in the missing year. It adds a lot of meat to the story without cluttering things up.\nI originally thought that this was the kind of series that could only exist for one season. However, it\u2019s clear that Kevin Williamson has a few tricks up his sleeve to keep the series alive and feeling fresh. I don\u2019t know how many seasons they can justifiably keep this going for, but I\u2019m a born again Joe Carroll follower and I can\u2019t wait to see what insane twists await us this year.\n\u201cThe Following\u201d returns to Fox on Sunday January 19th.\nVictor Huesca January 7, 2014 at 8:51 pm\nPlz check out this new page and give it a LIKE https://www.facebook.com/pages/Anonymous-World-Of-The-Horror-Beyond/1380699882188991\nDavid Murphy January 7, 2014 at 9:42 pm\nLori Westfield January 7, 2014 at 10:14 pm\nI love Kevin Bacon but this show was awful\nMylisa Leigh Brinker January 8, 2014 at 4:27 am",
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        "raw_content": "Sell NXT To Bank Account: Shared Wealth in The New Digital Economy \u2013 The Affluence Network\nWe would like to thank you for coming to us in search of \u201cSell NXT To Bank Account\u201d online. Mining cryptocurrencies is how new coins are put into circulation. Because there is no government control and crypto coins are digital, they cannot be printed or minted to produce more. The mining process is what produces more of the coin. It may be useful to think about the mining as joining a lottery group, the pros and cons are just the same. Mining crypto coins means you\u2019ll really get to keep the full rewards of your efforts, but this reduces your likelihood of being successful. Instead, joining a pool means that, overall, members will have a much higher potential for solving a block, but the reward will be divided between all members of the pool, predicated on the number of \u201cshares\u201d won.\nIf you\u2019re thinking of going it alone, it really is worth noting the applications settings for solo mining can be more complicated than with a pool, and beginners would be probably better take the latter route. This alternative also creates a stable stream of earnings, even if each payment is modest compared to entirely block the wages. The sweetness of the cryptocurrencies is that fraud was proved an impossibility: because of the dynamics of the protocol by which it\u2019s transacted. All deals on a crypto-currency blockchain are irreversible. Once youare paid, you get paid. This is simply not anything shortterm where your web visitors could challenge or demand a concessions, or employ unethical sleight of palm. 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The worth rises due to computing power, that is, is the lone way to create new coins distributed by allocating CPU power via computer programs called miners. Miners create a block after a time frame that\u2019s worth an ever declining amount of currency or some sort of benefit in order to ensure the shortfall. Each coin contains many smaller components. For Bitcoin, each component is called a satoshi. Once created, each Bitcoin (or 100 million satoshis) exists as a cipher, that is part of the block that gave rise to it. The blockchain is where the public record of all transactions resides.\nThe fact that there is little evidence of any increase in using virtual money as a currency may be the reason there are minimal attempts to regulate it. The reason behind this could be simply that the market is too small for cryptocurrencies to warrant any regulatory attempt. 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        "raw_content": "Compare Rwanda to other countries\nShow the size of Rwanda compared to Ghana Hide the map\nIf Rwanda were your home instead of Ghana you would...\n492 in every 100,000 people are currently imprisoned in Rwanda compared to 55 in Ghana\nThe life expectancy at birth in Rwanda is 59.26 while in Ghana it is 65.75.\nbe 54.7% more likely to die in infancy\nThe number of deaths of infants under one year old in a given year per 1,000 live births in Rwanda is 59.59 while in Ghana it is 38.52.\nThe GDP per capita in Rwanda is $1,500 while in Ghana it is $3,500\nThe per capita consumption of electricity in Ghana is 206kWh while in Rwanda it is 25kWh\n4.60 in every 100,000 people are murdered annually in Rwanda compared to 1.70 in Ghana\nGhana consumes 0.1008 gallons of oil per day per capita while Rwanda consumes 0.0168\nThe percentage of adults living with HIV/AIDS in Rwanda is 2.90% while in Ghana it is 1.40%. 5,600 people in Rwanda and 11,600 people in Ghana die from AIDS each year.\nPer capita public and private health expenditures combined in Rwanda are $66.10 USD while Ghana spends $83.00 USD\nThe GINI index measures the degree of inequality in the distribution of family income. In Rwanda it is 46.80 while in Ghana it is 39.40.\nThe annual number of births per 1,000 people in Rwanda is 34.61 while in Ghana it is 31.40.\nMore Information about Rwanda\nWith its 12,337,138 people, Rwanda is the 73rd largest country in the world by population. It is the 147th largest country in the world by area with 26,338 square kilometers.\nIn 1959, three years before independence from Belgium, the majority ethnic group, the Hutus, overthrew the ruling Tutsi king. Over the next several years, thousands of Tutsis were killed, and some 150,000 driven into exile in neighboring countries. The children of these exiles later formed a rebel group, the Rwandan Patriotic Front (RPF), and began a civil war in 1990. The war, along with several political and economic upheavals, exacerbated ethnic tensions, culminating in April 1994 in a state-orchestrated genocide, in which Rwandans killed up to a million of their fellow citizens, including approximately three-quarters of the Tutsi population. The genocide ended later that same year when the predominantly Tutsi RPF, operating out of Uganda and northern Rwanda, defeated the national army and Hutu militias, and established an RPF-led government of national unity. Approximately 2 million Hutu refugees - many fearing Tutsi retribution - fled to neighboring Burundi, Tanzania, Uganda, and former Zaire. Since then, most of the refugees have returned to Rwanda, but several thousand remained in the neighboring Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC, the former Zaire) and formed an extremist insurgency bent on retaking Rwanda, much as the RPF did in 1990. Rwanda held its first local elections in 1999 and its first post-genocide presidential and legislative elections in 2003. Rwanda in 2009 staged a joint military operation with the Congolese Army in DRC to rout out the Hutu extremist insurgency there, and Kigali and Kinshasa restored diplomatic relations. Rwanda also joined the Commonwealth in late 2009. In January 2013, Rwanda assumed a nonpermanent seat on the UN Security Council for the 2013-14 term.\nLanguages spoken: Kinyarwanda only (official, universal Bantu vernacular) 93.2%, Kinyarwanda and other language(s) 6.2%, French (official) and other language(s) 0.1%, English (official) and other language(s) 0.1%, Swahili (or Kiswahili, used in commercial centers) 0.02%, other 0.03%, unspecified 0.3% (2002 est.)\nReading about Rwanda\nCheck out the recommended reading list below for great sources of information on Rwanda\nRwanda (Bradt Travel Guide) Philip Briggs\nRwanda: with Eastern Congo (Bradt Travel Guide) Philip Briggs\nLand of a Thousand Hills: My Life in Rwanda Rosamond Halsey Carr\nManners in Rwanda: Basic Knowledge on Rwandan Culture, Customs, and Kinyarwanda Language (Multilingual Edition) Joy Nzamwita Uwanziga\nRoad Trip Rwanda: A Journey Into the New Heart of Africa Will Ferguson\nTERRANCE TALKS TRAVEL: A Pocket Guide to East Africa's Uganda & Rwanda (Volume 14) Terrance Zepke\nTanzania, Rwanda, and Burundi (National Geographic Adventure Map) National Geographic Maps - Adventure\nRwanda - Culture Smart!: The Essential Guide to Customs & Culture Brian Crawford\nA Thousand Hills to Heaven: Love, Hope, and a Restaurant in Rwanda Josh Ruxin\nGuide to Rwanda's Volcanoes National Park, Home to Critically Endangered Mountain Gorillas Rick LoBello",
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        "title": "Meet Dr. Bernard Nathanson, Famous Ex-Abortionist \u2013 IGNITUM TODAY",
        "raw_content": "Bioethics, Columnists\nMeet Dr. Bernard Nathanson, Famous Ex-Abortionist\nLast week, hundreds of thousands marched in Washington, D.C. to petition Congress and the Supreme Court to do something about the unspeakable atrocity of abortion in this country. It\u2019s a story that is routinely ignored by the major media outlets, but it\u2019s one that continues to grow, and even NARAL\u2019s leader has admitted it\u2019s got them concerned about the abortion battle lines for the upcoming generation.\nIn the abortion discussion, many stories are not well-known, and today I\u2019d like to share a bit about Dr. Bernard Nathanson, the man who not only invented the concept of an abortion clinic, but also was the public face of the abortion advocates in the debate for many years. His time on the pro-abortion side was limited, though, and the stories he shared after coming to see the truth are fascinating and frightening at the same time.\nDr. Nathanson, upon graduating from medical school, began his career in the state of New York and worked as an obstetrician. He worked in a hospital and saw patients for a variety of treatments. In time, though, he began performing abortions. As an atheist, he wasn\u2019t influenced by any religious opposition to abortion and he soon began performing enough abortions that there wasn\u2019t enough room in his schedule.\nEventually he decided to open a facility that was specifically designed for abortions only. This man invented the concept of an abortion clinic. In his lifetime he personally performed over 5,000 abortions, including one of his own children. He reports having felt a sense of genius and accomplishment at convincing the mother of his child to have an abortion and felt rather skilled to be able to take care of that little \u201cproblem\u201d with his own medical training. In addition to his own abortions, he oversaw or directed doctors in the performance of 75,000 abortions in just a few years.\nBy his own admission, he also used a series of lies and blatantly fabricated statistics to \u201cfeed the media\u201d on the abortion issue. Changing public opinion on abortion was strategic. Two principle abortion myths were created by Dr. Nathanson himself, and then taken up as statistical truths in the abortion debates of the sixties and seventies: the number of illegal abortions occurring each year, and the number of deaths from those procedures. In time, he was eventually ostracized by the medical establishment because of his vocal support for abortion and his political lobbying. Below is an excerpt from Dr. Nathanson explaining the way he crafted support for legalized abortion by using falsified information:\nThe First Key Tactic was to capture the media\nWe persuaded the media that the cause of permissive abortion was a liberal enlightened, sophisticated one. Knowing that if a true poll were taken, we would be soundly defeated, we simply fabricated the results of fictional polls. We announced to the media that we had taken polls and that 60% of Americans were in favour of permissive abortion. This is the tactic of the self-fulfilling lie. Few people care to be in the minority. We aroused enough sympathy to sell our program of permissive abortion by fabricating the number of illegal abortions done annually in the U.S. The actual figure was approaching 100,000 but the figure we gave to the media repeatedly was 1,000,000.\nRepeating the big lie often enough convinces the public. The number of women dying from illegal abortions was around 200 \u2013 250 annually. The figure constantly fed to the media was 10,000. These false figures took root in the consciousness of Americans convincing many that we needed to crack the abortion law.\nAnother myth we fed to the public through the media was that legalizing abortion would only mean that the abortions taking place illegally would then be done legally. In fact, of course, abortion is now being used as a primary method of birth control in the U.S. and the annual number of abortions has increased by 1500% since legalization.\nThe Second Key Tactic was to Play the Catholic Card\nWe systematically vilified the Catholic Church and its \u201csocially backward ideas\u201d and picked on the Catholic hierarchy as the villain in opposing abortion. This theme was played endlessly. We fed the media such lies as \u201cwe all know that opposition to abortion comes from the hierarchy and not from most Catholics\u201d and \u201cPolls prove time and again that most Catholics want abortion law reform.\u201d And the media drum-fired all this into the American people, persuading them that anyone opposing permissive abortion must be under the influence of the Catholic hierarchy and that Catholics in favour of abortion are enlightened and forward-looking.\nAn inference of this tactic was that there were no non-Catholic groups opposing abortion. The fact that other Christian as well as non-Christian religions were (and still are) monolithically opposed to abortion was constantly suppressed, along with pro-life atheists\u2019 opinions.\nThe Third Key Tactic was the Denigration and Suppression of all Scientific Evidence that Life Begins at Conception\nI am often asked what made me change my mind. How did I change from prominent abortionist to pro-life advocate? In 1973, I became director of obstetrics of a large hospital in New York City and had to set up a perinatal research unit, just at the start of a great new technology which we now use every day to study the fetus in the womb. A favorite pro-abortion tactic is to insist that the definition of when life begins is impossible; that the question is a theological or moral or philosophical one, anything but a scientific one. Fetology makes it undeniably evident that life begins at conception and requires all the protection and safeguards that any of us enjoy.\nFor more, see Bernard Nathanson: \u201cConfessions of an Ex-Abortionist\u201d In The Hand of God: A Journey from Death to Life by the Abortion Doctor Who Changed His Mind. Copyright \u00a9 1997 Regenery Publishing.\nIn the seventies, a radically new technology was developed to help doctors study children in the womb. It was called ultrasound, and is now a mainstay in prenatal care. Seeing a child clearly developing in the womb (not a mass of cells, but a person) tugged at Dr. Nathanson\u2019s conscience. He knew he could no longer justify the killing of these innocent people. Although he was an atheist, he became convinced of the value of life in the womb and reversed his position on abortion. He also produced two films showing the graphic detail of abortion. These films have been used to help many more since him to see the true horror of abortion.\nThough raised Jewish and eventually becoming an atheist, in time, Dr. Nathanson would come to believe in God. One of the things that led him to do so was seeing the devotion of pro-life witnesses who even risked going to jail just to offer a silent witness that might save a single life. In 1996, he was baptized in the Catholic Church. He spent the remaining years of his life championing the Pro-Life cause, working to undo the harm he caused in his past life and especially to demonstrate that life begins at conception. He passed away last year.\n3 thoughts on \u201cMeet Dr. Bernard Nathanson, Famous Ex-Abortionist\u201d\nPingback: Vouchers Bring More Students to Catholic Schools - Big Pulpit\nVery uplifting. thank you.\nIt\u2019s stories like this that are proof that no one is beyond conversion and God\u2019s mercy! Thank you for sharing, Luke!",
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        "raw_content": "How are the NFL and Epic Fantasy related? Two words: Beast Mode. Or, for those of you less familiar with professional football: Marshawn Lynch. Lynch is what you\u2019d get if you put a helmet and shoulder pads on Tarmun Vykers \u2013 a man whose actions speak louder than anyone\u2019s words, a man who is, to quote Lynch, \u201cAll about that action, boss.\u201d\nIt\u2019s not unusual for a running back to be both fast and strong, or strong and elusive, or fast and possessive of great vision, or graceful with soft hands. What is rare, however, is when you\u2019ve got someone who is all of that and more. Lynch plays sick, hurt, or frustrated with his salary. He just plays. And it takes an army to tackle him. Think I\u2019m exaggerating? Go to YouTube and watch Beast Mode highlights. Or listen to seasoned NFL veteran and broadcaster Steve Raible call it for the radio: http://www.seahawks.com/videos-photos/videos/Raible-on-the-Call-Beast-Mode-79-Yard-Touchdown/873ebd9a-53ed-4e95-86f5-1c9fb908d517\nEven when you know he\u2019s coming, you can\u2019t stop him.\nAnd the thing is, Lynch is not some character dreamed up by an author with an overactive imagination. He\u2019s real! If you think the feats accomplished by Tarmun Vykers or Conan the Barbarian or Elric of Melnibone are far-fetched, how do you explain the out-of-this-world magnificence of the Beast Mode? Put a sword in that man\u2019s hand, and there\u2019s no kingdom he couldn\u2019t conquer.",
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        "raw_content": "What\u2019s the worth of your stolen credit card info to hackers?\nAs more purchases are made with credit cards, it\u2019s becoming imperative that personal information stays confidential and secure. Hackers are breaching that security and using it to their own benefit.\nThe \u201cDark Web\u201d houses the seedy corner of the internet that few truly understand.\nAnd as a new research report highlights, the Dark Web also contains a growing and sophisticated economy with its own marketplaces where our \u201cinformation is being openly sold,\u201d including access to stolen financial account and card details.\nMcAfee Labs recently published its findings after researching these hidden online marketplaces in a document titled, \u201cThe Hidden Data Economy,\u201d and it offers a look at how our information is valued after its been stolen.\nAccording to McAfee Labs, the more data a cyber thief can collect \u2014 particularly with credit or debit cards \u2014 the more it\u2019s worth. Along with a credit card number, these are some of the things that increase the value of your information:\n\u201cCVV\u201d is the industry acronym for card verification value. CVV1 is a unique three-digit value encoded on the magnetic stripe of the card. CVV2 is the three-digit value printed on the back of the card.\n\u201cSoftware-generated\u201d is a valid combination of a primary account number (PAN), an expiration date, and a CVV2 number that has been generated by software. Sellers refer to a valid number combination as a \u201cRandom.\u201d Valid credit card number generators can be purchased or found for free online.\n\u201cFullzinfo\u201d means the seller supplies all of the details about the card and its owner, such as full name, billing address, payment card number, expiration date, PIN number, social security number, mother\u2019s maiden name, date of birth, and CVV2.\nMcAfee researchers estimate that basic details for Visa, MasterCard, Amex, or Discover cards, which includes the card number and software-generated information, can see an asking price ranging from $5 in the US to $25-30 in Europe.\n\u201cFullzinfo\u201d is considered the most valuable amount of information. In the US, the estimated per card price stands at $30, while in Europe it runs around $40.\nAside from selling their stolen information on different geographical marketplaces, another way hackers can ask for more money is by also providing an account balance. A \u201cdump track\u201d \u2013 or \u201cinformation electronically copied from the magnetic stripe on the back of credit and debit cards\u201d \u2013 with a high balance can sell for between $110 and $1190.\nHackers are also able to occasionally get their hands on data that includes COBs, which means the stolen data contains associated login and password information. Once the account credentials are provided to the highest bidder, the buyer can then switch out the shipping or billing address.\nInterestingly enough, sellers don\u2019t always provide the data to the buyer after the purchase \u2014 it would seem there\u2019s not always honor among thieves \u2014 though McAfee researchers note that \u201cmany sellers\u201d do end up following through.\nArticle via businessinsider.com",
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        "raw_content": "Monday, 1st December 2014\nclass struggle, social welfare, social justice, social movements, democracy\nThe evidence from Thomas Piketty, the United Nations, and other sources is quite conclusive that we now have rates of inequality in the North and globally that are unprecedented. Neoliberal policies that have reigned since the 1980s, in the form of Reaganism and the Third Way in the North, and in the shape of IMF-imposed structural adjustment and WTO-compliant trade liberalization in the South, have been responsible for this bleak situation. In his celebrated book Capital in the 21st Century, Piketty says that, in fact, things are likely to become even worse:\n[I]f the top thousandth enjoy a 6 per cent rate of return on their wealth, while average global wealth grows only at 2 per cent a year, then after thirty years the top thousandth\u2019s share of global capital will have more than tripled. The top thousandth would then own 60 per cent of global wealth\u2026\nThe dynamics of contemporary capital accumulation, he warns, \u201ccan lead to excessive and lasting concentration of capital: no matter how justified inequalities of wealth may be initially, fortunes can grow and perpetuate themselves beyond all reasonable limits and beyond any possible rational justification in terms of social utility.\u201d\nPiketty\u2019s data show that since the eighteenth century, when capitalist growth took off, rising inequality has been the norm. This was broken only in the first seven decades of the 20th century. From what appeared to be the evidence of the first half of the 20th century, the economist Simon Kuznets came out with the theory that as capitalism matured, inequalities would decrease, which he illustrated with the famous \u201cKuznets Curve.\u201d Piketty says, however, that the Kuznets Curve is an invalid extrapolation of a theory beyond a period that was marked by exceptional circumstances: what he calls \u201cexogenous events\u201d like two global wars and the domestic upheavals they produced led to political and social arrangements that temporarily reversed capitalism\u2019s natural dynamic towards inequality. As he writes, \u201cThe sharp reduction in income inequality that we observe in almost all the rich countries between 1914 and 1945 was due above all to the world wars and the violent economic and political shocks they entailed. It had It had little to do with the tranquil process of intersectoral mobility\u2026\u201d\nLiberal Democracy on Trial\nAs a member of parliament and long-time pro-democracy activist, I find Piketty\u2019s remarks unsettling, for one of the things he seems to be saying, implicitly, is that democratic regimes, which are supposed to aim at promoting equality among citizens, don\u2019t really work when it comes to containing economic inequality. That is, the natural dynamics of democracy cannot be relied on to contain inequality. They, of course, enshrine formal equality, run on the principles of one person, one vote, and institutionalize majority rule, but they are ineffective when it comes to bringing about greater economic equality.\nNow my generation came of age in the Third World fighting to oust dictatorships and bringing about democracy from the 1970\u2019s to the 1990\u2019s. As people who participated in these anti-dictatorship struggles, one of our potent arguments against authoritarianism was that it promoted concentration of income in dictatorial cliques allied with transnational capital. We said that democracy would reverse this process of impoverishment and inequality. From Chile to Brazil to South Korea to the Philippines, fighting against the dictatorship was a fight for both democratic choice and greater equality. Yet the evidence now seems clear that what Samuel Huntington called the \u201cThird Wave\u201d of the spread of democracy in the South in the 1980s and 1990s went hand in hand with the spread and consolidation of inequality-creating structural adjustment policies.\nHow Liberal Democracy Promotes Inequality: The Philippine Case\nThe way that negative social outcomes are generated by liberal democratic process is illustrated by the land reform struggle in the Philippines, in which I have been an active participant both as an activist and a legislator in the 28 years since we overthrew the dictatorship of Ferdinand Marcos.\nLand reform is probably the single most important factor in sharply reducing inequality during the process of development, as shown in the case of Taiwan, China, South Korea, Japan, and Cuba. In the Philippines, at first, things appeared to be headed in the right direction. With the ouster of Marcos in 1986, not only was a constitutional democracy set up, but a sweeping land reform law, the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program (CARP) was passed that was designed to give millions of peasants title to their land. Redistribution would be accomplished peacefully under democratic governance, in contrast to the coercive programs in China, Vietnam, and Cuba.\nOver the next few years, however, the country evolved as a classical or western-style liberal democracy, where competitive elections became a mechanism whereby members of the elite fought one another for the privilege of ruling while consolidating their control of the political system as a class. One of the victims of this congealing of landed class power was CARP. With the combination of coercion, legal obstructionism, and permissible conversion of land from agricultural to commercial and industrial purposes, the agrarian reform process stalled, with less than half of original 10 million hectares designated for distribution actually distributed to peasants by 2008, 20 years after the beginning of the program. Indeed, with little support in terms of social services, many peasants ended up reselling their lands informally to the landlords, while other beneficiaries lost their recently acquired lands to aggressive legal action by landowners.\nIt is at this juncture that I and several other parliamentarians got together to sponsor the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program Extension with Reforms Law, or CARPER. It was a hell of a time we had getting this passed, but we did it in August 2009. What made the difference were peasant strikes, marches--including a 1700 km march from the southern island of Mindanao to the presidential palace in Manila--and even efforts to disrupt congressional sessions.\nCARPER plugged many of the loopholes of the original CARP, and allocated P150 billion (some $3.3 billion) to support land redistribution as well as support services, like subsidies for seed and fertilizer as well as agricultural extension services. Support services had been singularly lacking under the original CARP. Most important of all, CARPER mandated that the distribution of all remaining land had to be done by June 30, 2014.\nMy party Akbayan (Citizens\u2019 Action Party) joined the new Aquino administration as a coalition partner after the elections of May 2010, partly because we felt that the administration would put an emphasis on completing agrarian reform via CARPER. Despite our monitoring and constant pushing, the process of land acquisition and distribution proceeded at a snail\u2019s pace. Landlord resistance using loopholes in the agrarian reform law and other legal mechanisms, bureaucratic inertia on the part of the Department of Agrarian Reform, and nonchalance on the part of the president combined to create a situation whereby, by the time the mandated period for land acquisition and distribution ended on June 30 this year, over 550,000 hectares of land remained undistributed, with 450,000 of them being private lands, indeed the best lands in the country. Since this core of elite landholdings had not been touched and most of the private land that had been distributed had not been subject to compulsory acquisition, the agrarian reform secretary was forced to admit in hearings last year that in all of the last 25 years, agrarian reform had not undergone its acid test.\nWith the awful implementation of a law that I was one of the sponsors of, I tried one last time a few weeks ago to salvage it by having the president dismiss his timid Secretary of Agrarian Reform. He refused. The president, Benigno Aquino III, is a scion of one of the most wealthy landed clans in the country.\nNow, even as the landed elite was relying on the mechanisms of liberal democracy to subvert agrarian reform, it was also through liberal democracy that foreign powers like the US, International Monetary Fund, and the World Bank sought to fashion our economy along neoliberal lines. It was not a dictatorship but a democratically elected Congress that passed the automatic appropriations law that allowed foreign creditors to have the first cut of the government budget. It was not a dictatorship but a democratically elected government that brought down our tariffs to less than five percent, thus wiping most of our manufacturing capacity. It was not a dictatorship but a democratically elected leadership that brought us into the World Trade Organization and opened our agricultural market to the unrestrained entry of foreign commodities that has led to an erosion of our food security. Today, a thriving electoral politics, where elites fight it out with money and other resources, coexists with a situation where at 27.9 per cent, the rate of poverty remains unchanged from the early 1990\u2019s. True, the last three years have shown relatively high GDP growth rates of 5-7.5 per cent, but all studies show that the rate of inequality in the Philippines remains among the highest in Asia, underlining the fact that the fruits of growth continue to be appropriated by the top stratum of the population.\nLiberal Democracy: Neoliberal Capitalism\u2019s Natural Political Regime?\nThe experience of the Philippines is very much like that undergone by other developing countries over the last 30 years, so that ironically, the liberal democracy we fought for also became the system for our subjugation to local elites and foreign powers. Argentina, Peru, Jamaica, Mexico, Ghana, Brazil: these are some of the scores of democratic or democratizing polities that implemented inequality-generating structural adjustment programs. Even more than dictatorships, Washington- or Westminster-type democracies are, we are forced to conclude, the natural system of governance of neoliberal capitalism cum landlordism, for they promote rather than restrain the savage forces of capital accumulation that lead to ever greater and greater levels of inequality and poverty. In fact, liberal democratic systems are ideal for the economic elites, for they are programmed with periodic electoral exercises that promote the illusion of equality, thus granting the system an aura of legitimacy, while subverting equality in practice, through money politics, the law, and the workings of the market. The old Marxist term \u201cbourgeois democracy\u201d is still the best description for this democratic regime.\nTo reverse the process requires not just an alternative economic program based on justice, equity, and ecological stability but a new democratic regime to replace the liberal democratic regime that has become so vulnerable to elite and foreign capture. As for the social democratic or welfare state variant of democracy, it is questionable how useful it is as a model since its safeguards against gross inequality have been swept away by the neoliberal counterrevolution in most of the countries where it came into being after the Second World War.\nTowards a New Democracy\nWhat might be some of the features of this new democracy?\nFirst of all, representative institutions must be balanced by the formation of institutions of direct democracy.\nSecondly, civil society must organize itself politically to act as a counterpoint and check to the dominant state institutions.\nThird, citizens must keep in readiness a parliament of the streets or \u201cpeople power\u201d that can be brought at critical points to bear on the decision-making process: a system, if you will, of parallel power. People power must be institutionalized for periodic intervention, not abandoned once the insurrection has banished the old regime.\nFourth, citizen socialization must move away from the idealization of liberal democratic forms and towards bringing people to participate in the formulation of new, more participatory democratic arrangements. Likewise, equality, in the radical French Revolution sense of the term, not simply in terms of the bourgeois notion of equality of opportunity, must be brought back to center stage.\nFifth, unlike in liberal democracy, when most people participate in decision-making only during elections, under the new democratic regime, political participation would become a constant activity, with people being formed into active citizens instead of passive political actors in the process.\n\u201cExogenous\u201d Events as Triggers of Change\nThe question is, how do we bring such fundamental reforms about at a time when organized minorities and disorganized, quiescent majorities appear to be the norm in both the North and the South? Will the democratic reforms I have enumerated be \u201ctriggered\u201d mainly by what Piketty calls \u201cexogenous events\u201d? Noting that \u201cthe long term dynamics of the wealth distribution are potentially terrifying,\u201d he asks whether the only solution might lie in violent reactions or radical shocks, like the wars and the social revolutions they triggered during the first half of the 20th century.\nPerhaps we are now in for those radical shocks. Perhaps current developments in Iraq and Syria are not marginal events but explosions that will sooner or later also occur in other regions, including the North. When the political explosions occasioned by inequality and the search for identity are combined with what many foresee as the turbulent social consequences of the climate apocalypse, then perhaps we are not too far away from the unfolding of events such as those that marked the period 1914-45.\nChange, to quote one famous figure from the 20th century, is not a cocktail party. 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        "raw_content": "Car racing (also known as auto racing motor racing or automobile racing) is a motorsport connecting the racing of cars for competition.\nNow a day many people take interest in auto racings, there are many under-ground racings where people show their skills.\nHere is the list of 2018\u2019s top Car race drivers.\nLewis Carl Davidson Hamilton is known as the shotgun in the world of car racing. He is known as the most well-known British racing drivers from England. In the year 2008, he won his first trophy along with Mclaren. Later he progressed to Mercedes where he succeeded to grab many titles in the year 2014 and 2015. In his entire career, he has achieved the Formula One World Championship three times. He is on the top list of car race drivers because his net earnings are $40 million.\n2.El Nano\nEl Nano was nicknamed of Fernando Alonso Diaz given by his fellow car racers. He has won the World Championship twice in his entire career. He is on the 2nd on the list of utmost car racing drivers of 2018 with the earnings of $35 million. He has also grasped the honor of being Goodwill Ambassador for UNICEF. He also has the honor of only Spanish racer who managed to win a Formula One Grand Prix.\nSebastian Vettel is on 3rd in the list of 2018\u2019s top car racers and reported to have an assessed net worth around $30 million earnings. He also won subsequently with Red Bull Racing for 4 years as 2010-2013.\n4. Kimi-Matis R\u00e4ikk\u00f6nen\nKimi-Mats R\u00e4ikk\u00f6nen is known as the Iceman and is on 4th in the list of 2018\u2019s top car racing drivers, with the earnings of $27 million. During his entire career, he succeeded to grab a lot of achievements like the World Rally Championship in 2010-2011.\n5. Ralph Dale Earnhardt Jr.\nRalph Dale Earnhardt Jr. is at number 5th in the list, with the estimated total worth of around $30 million. He won the Daytona 500 two times. He was NASCAR Hall of fame.\nJimmie Johnson has achieved many awards and championships in his entire car racing career. He is in 6th position in the world of utmost car racing with $25 million net earnings. He has the honor of the only racer who succeeded to ranked in five consecutive years from 2007-2011.\nJeff Gordon is an American earlier professional stock car racing driver. He is on the number 8 in 2018\u2019s top car racing drivers, with the total earnings of $25 million. He is one of the most momentous car racers and managed to won 93 times.\n8. Nico Erik Rosberigs\nNico Erik Rosberg is holding 8th position in the top ten car racers with his net earnings of $19 million. He can speak in 5 different languages and because of this the race for both countries in championships. Championship of 2016 he achieved the 2nd position.\n9.Kevin Harvick\nKevin Harvick is considered to be the well-known and legendary car race drivers worldwide. He is an American professional stock car racing driver with the estimated net worth of $15.5 million, which makes him the 9th richest car race driver.\n10. Dennis Hamlin\nJames Dennis Hamlin is one of the most popular and legendary car racing drivers. He totally earns around $15.1 million and makes him the 10th highest earning car race drivers of 2018.\nPosted in Drivers, Racing",
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        "raw_content": "Understanding Homeowners Insurance and Flood Coverage\nKeeping your home covered is essential, but unfortunately, most homeowners insurance policies will not cover flooding. It isn\u2019t uncommon for people to assume that they can simply keep a homeowner\u2019s policy and be safe in the event of a flood, only to discover that they were not adequately insured.\nPoor Insurance Practices\nDue to its immense 1,350-mile coastline and peninsula shape, most of Florida is prone to flooding and given how frequently hurricanes hit, being prepared is key. Only 42 percent of homes are covered for flooding, which is cause for alarm since that means over half of homes are unprotected. The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has declared most of Florida to be a hazard zone which leaves close to 2.5 million homes within those hazardous areas. These numbers are three times higher than the national average despite how few are actually insured.\nFlooding Basics\nFor many homes built within these flood zones, mortgage companies will require you to have flood insurance before approving you, so it is not something which should be overlooked. FEMA even states that there is a 26 percent chance of receiving flood damage for a structure over the course of a 30-year loan. When it comes to taking out a flood insurance policy, you shouldn\u2019t wait until the last minute either, as there is a 30-day waiting period before your policy takes effect. Every policy is different, but you should have a general idea of what your flood insurance policy will cover, such as:\nYour home/foundation\nUp to $25,000 in valuables\nYour water heater\nStaying Covered\nInsurance is not something to be taken lightly, which is why at Johnsons Insurance Agency, we seek to provide you with the best service and work with you to guarantee that you understand your policy and coverage. We have been in business since 1969, and we intend to put our almost 40 years of experience toward helping you with staying covered in the event of a disaster. For more information on our flood insurance policies or to request a quote, call us at 305-289-0213 today.",
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        "raw_content": "Here is a short epistle regarding my and Elvin\u2019s autumn activities. Yesterday, Elvin and I went to Quaker worship. We arrived early, as I had the key to the meeting from setting up the previous week. Elvin quickly took to helping set up for yesterday\u2019s meeting. He carried out cups, saucers, and bread plates for the fellowship seating, and placed them around the table. Then, he helped arrange the chairs in the meeting circle, even moving chairs all by himself. Finally, he set the small table in the center of the circle and placed the bible and decorative stones atop. He was then a bit hungry, so we got him a slice of the fellowship rye bread. It was now time for worship, and Elvin picked seats, next to one another, for me and him. The group settled into the silence. Elvin chewed his bread, bit by bit, until it was gone, and then sat still, quietly breathing. 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        "raw_content": "In a series of recent class action lawsuits involving Wal-Mart Stores Inc., BB&T Co., Shipcom Wireless Inc., and other employers, current and former employees who were eligible for COBRA continuation health coverage have alleged that they were unable to receive such coverage because they received deficient COBRA notices. The complaints generally allege that the notices employees received were \u201cconfusing\u201d and \u201cambiguous,\u201d in violation of COBRA. Earlier this year, SunTrust Banks, Inc. settled a similar dispute for $290,000 and more recently, one such lawsuit survived a motion to dismiss by the defendant company. COBRA requires that employers that sponsor a health plan and employ at least twenty employees must meet specific notification timing and content requirements at the time of initial enrollment and when COBRA is elected. Failing to comply with COBRA could lead to penalties of up to $110 per day for each individual. In many of the cases listed above, the employers either did not use or only partially adhered to model COBRA notices provided by the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL). Although employers are not required to use the DOL's model notices, deviating from such notices may place an employer at greater risk of accidentally omitting required information or facing a challenge regarding the notices. For instance, in one case, the plaintiffs allege that the employer retained information from the model notice that served the employer\u2019s interest while omitting other important information pertaining to the employee\u2019s rights. The employees alleged that they were unable to obtain COBRA coverage because the notices were deficient and unclear. As another example, one COBRA election notice did not clearly state that a spouse of a covered employee or legal guardian could elect continuation of coverage on behalf of other beneficiaries, and, in other cases, notices lacked the contact information for the COBRA administrator. The plaintiffs are seeking corrected notices to be issued and payment of statutory penalties of $110 per day to each participant/beneficiary with respect to whom the company allegedly failed to comply with the notice requirements. This new wave of litigation should place employers on notice as to the importance of reviewing the COBRA notices provided to qualified beneficiaries and the procedures for providing such notices.",
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        "raw_content": "Alinea - The Tour\nLTH Home > Chat > Eating Out in Chicagoland > Alinea - The Tour\nApologies if this is in the wrong place (and please feel free to move it if it is), but as much talk as Alinea gets 'round these parts, I couldn't find a thread that was devoted to dining at Alinea, as opposed to the usual Alinea vs. Moto vs. Trotter's vs. Avenues throwdowns, or some semi-related tangential Alinea subject. At any rate, here goes the monster post.\nIt took a year and two rebooked reservations, but last night we finally got to Alinea. It's a controversial little culinary niche these days, molecular gastronomy. Consensus seems to be that the godfather of the movement, Ferran Adri\u00e1, is a genius. The question is whether the chefs following in his wake are creative technicians who are changing the face of modern cuisine, or style over substance mimics whose days are numbered. In short, I fully anticipated that dinner at Alinea would be interesting. I hoped it would be good. But the only thing I was certain of was that it would be long. Ah yes, we did the tour.\n(All photos are of the click to enlarge variety)\nHOT POTATO - cold potato, black truffle, parmesan\nSomewhat surprisingly, Achatz started off by easing us in. Yes, it's a funky presentation, but the dish itself is fairly conventional, if well-executed. It was the first of many one-bite dishes, and it was a good one. The small dish contains a very rich, creamy chilled potato soup, while the needle skewers a bit of parmesan, butter, chive, and a hot chunk of potato, and is then topped with a generous shaving of Perigord truffle. It was the first of many interactive dishes, in that we were instructed to slowly pull the needle out of the bowl, dropping the ingredients into the soup, before slurping the whole thing down like a potatoey oyster on the half shell. It was quite delicious, to be sure, but it also demonstrated right from the start that Achatz' gimmicks tend to be very thoughtful ones. This wasn't Cantu's edible menu, clever but tasteless. Not only was the serving piece beautiful and fun, but in a very practical sense it allowed the hot and cold elements to maintain their temperature until the moment before we consumed them.\nLITCHI - oyster cream, chervil, osetra caviar\nThe second dish was a fun and tasty little number. Here, the mad scientist started to show some hints of his lunacy. It's a bit of fresh litchi, nicely paired with caviar, oyster flavored cream and chervil juice. This much is a creative combination, but nothing to build a reputation on. However, the final element, unspecified on the menu, is a small chunk of crystal clear horseradish gel\u00e9e. Does the horseradish need to be in gelatin form? Not really. But texturally, it's more in keeping with the rest of the dish. And intentionally or no, it serves an aesthetic purpose as well. Its appearance is that of a miniature iceberg, floating in a very cool, refreshing dish.\nPINEAPPLE - sesame oil, soy, bonito\nWith the third dish, Achatz let us glimpse a little more. It's exceedingly simple, and yet it was one of my favorites of the evening. For a sense of scale, this little fellow is about the size of a nickel. Perhaps a Life Saver would be a more appropriate comparison, since most of its volume is a small ring of frozen pineapple puree. It's topped with a touch of reduced soy sauce and sesame oil, and sprinkled with very finely shredded dried bonito. The pineapple, soy and sesame oil are a very logical trio, though I thought the dried bonito was a nice touch for a sweet dish. A beautiful touch, however, was the flavor progression that was achieved by freezing the pineapple. Throw these four ingredients together in their natural state, and the powerfully sweet pineapple is going to dominate. But when that element is frozen, the other flavors have a chance to take center stage, and then slowly yield as the pineapple melts and mixes in. The fact that it takes time to melt also forces you to give the bite the time it needs to develop, from its salty and savory first blush to its sweet, refreshing tail as the pineapple juice washes away the other elements. It was somewhat surprising, really enjoyable, and clearly no accident.\nCRAB - peas, yuzu, lavender\nThough there's some disagreement among those I know who have tried it, the fourth dish fell a little flat for me. Chunks of fresh dungeness crab are dressed with lavender, pea shoots, yuzu vinaigrette and some other elements I don't recall at the moment. Most notable, however, is the bright green blanket that extends much further than this photo reveals. It's a bright, fresh, intense pea puree that's been somehow manipulated into blanket form. I definitely appreciated the direction the dish was going, and there were things I liked about it, but the crab and peas just didn't marry the way I knew they could. It might have been that the peas were so fresh they were practically raw, and their uncooked starchiness dominated. Or perhaps some missing element could have better tied the two primary flavors together. Or maybe it just needed some salt. But in any case, it was one of the rare circumstances where I felt the dish needed something to bring it together, but I couldn't quite put my finger on what that something was.\nSKATE - caper, lemon and brown butter powders\nThrough the entire 24 course menu, I felt there were only two spectacular failures, but this was one of them. It should be noted that between myself, my lovelier half and two friends who took our previous reservation when we couldn't go, I'm the only one who didn't enjoy it. But I really didn't enjoy it. It's a very simply prepared sliver of skate, with some fresh banana and bits of haricots vert. It is accompanied by a very traditional brown butter, lemon and caper sauce, except in dehydrated form. The powders are incredibly striking. It's an absolutely stunning presentation, the skate looming like some prehistoric fossilized spinal column rising above multicolored sand dunes. But I felt that the technique, in this case, was completely at the expense of flavor... or, more accurately, good flavor. The powders were incredibly potent. But I wasn't getting butter, lemon and caper. The feeling I got was that of a very tart and intense but completely indistinct dehydrated amalgam. Was it interesting? Sure. But if it were served to a crowd of blindfolded tasters, I don't see them reaching the conclusion that it's really delicious. Creative and unusual does not necessarily mean good, and I thought this one just wasn't good.\nPEAR - celery leaf & branch, curry\nThe sixth course, however, was dynamite. Here, in my estimation, is the perfect example of what is possible when culinary knowhow, unusual technique and meaningful presentation intersect. It's a shot. The green liquid is a very potent but clean and cool celery juice, surrounding a jawbreaker sized ball that is composed of curry and, I believe, butter. We were instructed to throw the entire thing back all at once. The celery and initially light curry flavors combined rather nicely, but upon biting down on the curry ball, it burst... and a powerful, cool, sweet gush of pear juice came rushing out. Then, as I savored the liquid, the butter slowly dissolved, bringing out more of the curry. Like the pineapple, it's another dish that changes mid-stream. But unlike the gradual progression of the pineapple, this is a dish that zigs and zags before slowly mellowing out. Again, Achatz takes simple ingredients, nice combinations that are fun but not crazy, and by means of a funky approach, creates a dish that is novel, exciting, delicious and fun. One of my favorites of the night.\nLAMB - akudjura, ni\u00e7oise olive, eucalyptus veil\nAnother signature element of the molecular gastronomy movement is a pointed focus on aroma, and the seventh course was Achatz' first offering in that regard. What you see here is the eucalyptus veil; a pile of hot, toasted and extremely fragrant eucalyptus leaves that both obscure and enhance the dish's true nature. I had intended to take a second photo of the lamb itself, but upon digging it out, my instincts got the better of my and I popped it in my mouth, immediately realizing my mistake. It wasn't much to see, however. It was a tiny cube of perfectly cooked lamb, perhaps a centimeter on a side, with a bit of olive and akudjura. The meat itself wasn't seasoned with eucalyptus at all, but the powerful scent undoubtedly changed the complexion of the dish dramatically. This is a practice that is no longer new, but I was pleased by how well it was executed. My regret was that it wasn't part of a more interesting dish. The lamb itself wasn't as exciting as I'd hoped it might be. It was tasty, to be sure, but while the supporting player was exceptional, I wished it had a more interesting star to support.\nBISON - gruy\u00e8re, pumpernickel, ramps\nThe bison, however, was a shining star. This dish was creative, unusual, absolutely delicious and in the running for favorite of the evening. Though you don't actually see the bison here, rest assured that it's buried beneath the pile of dark bits on the right. It's smoked, then poached, then grilled, and placed atop a potent, sweet and spicy raisin sauce. Covering the bison are dehydrated shredded gruy\u00e8re cheese and tiny, crispy flakes of dried pumpernickel bread. This is accompanied by some gently cooked leeks and the \"condiment\" on the left, a powdered caraway salt. While I thought the dehydration angle worked against the skate, it performed miracles for the bison. Top to bottom, this dish was just fabulous. For starters, the flavors involved combined beautifully. It was a potent combination of sweet, spicy and savory that was both unusual and delicious. But what took it from delicious to fantastic were the dried, crumbly textural elements supplied by the accompaniments. It was a totally novel preparation that was completely satisfying. This was a damn fine dish, and another that couldn't have been achieved by classical means.\nSWEET POTATO - bourbon, cinnamon fragrance\nNumber nine was another semi-conventional combination of flavors that was elevated by an unusual treatment. It was a sweet potato and Jim Beam puree, rich, sweet and buttery. This tasty mush was contained within a light and crispy tempura shell, and skewered by a toasted cinnamon stick. Though the cinnamon stick was intended to be another \"fragrance only\" element, I found that it leached into the puree somewhat. But who cares... it was delicious! Plus, tilting your head back and lowering the inverted lollipop into your mouth provides something of a decadent Roman feast feel. I've had these flavors together before, but they've never been this much fun. And what's more, it was an excellent follow-up to the bison. Nice dish.\nVERJUS - lemon thyme, beet\nThough it wasn't one of my favorites, I really appreciated number ten. It was another dish that transformed midway through, delicious on the front end, and delicious on the back end. Had I been on the ball, I'd have before and after shots of this one, as the transformation affected the presentation as well as the flavor. The dish is a verjus granita topped with a lemon-thyme foam, which hides some sort of beet dumpling. So when tasting the dish at first, the granita melts slightly and the foam collapses, leaving a white and yellow slush that's quite tasty in its own right. Then, as you're poking and tasting, at some point you pierce the beet dumpling, and beet juice comes pouring out, adding another layer of complexity to the dish and suddenly changing the mixture to a beautiful shade of red. Either transformation would have been nice on its own, but in concert the two were especially nice.\nMENTHOL - anise hyssop, lemon\nSadly, after a good run of great dishes, the middle of the menu presented something of a lull, which was kicked off by the menthol cream. It was another striking presentation; a small bite stuck to the end of a very long wire and placed in front of us like a podium microphone. I fear that those who suffer from a lack of depth perception will have a little trouble with this one, as we were instructed to simply lean forward, hands-off, and bite our bounty right off the end of the serving piece. The dish itself was a bit of lightly menthol-flavored cream with a meyer lemon \"leather\", which was essentially the zest which had been sweetened and treated somehow. I might've found it more interesting had the menthol been a little more potent, but it barely registered. As it stood, I thought the dish was enjoyable, but unexceptional.\nMUSKMELON - eggplant, orange blossom\nThe muskmelon looked exciting on paper. It's a frozen curl of the melon, served with a spiced eggplant sauce and a light orange blossom cream. Unfortunately, either by design or by accident, it was strangely flavorless. It seemed like a combination that could be really nice if all of the flavors involved were more intense, but it just came off flat and uninteresting. Also, unlike the pineapple dish where the freezing held back a potent flavor, here it held back a very mild flavor, which didn't seem to serve any purpose. This dish wasn't on our friends' menu a couple of months back, so perhaps Achatz is still playing with it. To be clear, it wasn't bad. Just uninteresting.\nYOGURT - juniper, mango\nThankfully, the lull was broken up midway through by a dish that, even if it wasn't exceptional, was definitely enjoyable. Number 13 was a marshmallow-sized yogurt puff. On the outside, it had an airy, crispy meringue-like texture. This shell, however, contained a liquid yogurt center that was tart and sweet. It was a really nice textural contrast, but it was also a very nice combination of flavors, as the puff was sprinkled with a dried mango powder and a bit of ground juniper. I wasn't wowed, but it was a nicely executed treat, and a good break in between the heavier savory dishes.\nYUBA - tiger shrimp, miso, orange\nThis was my first experience with yuba prepared in such a manner, so I can't speak to the creativity involved, but creative or no, this felt like a dish that had potential but didn't quite get there. The yuba was rolled and fried to create a skewer for the tiger shrimp, which were then wrapped with orange zest, set atop a miso mayonnaise and sprinkled with a dash of togarashi. These are all ingredients that I enjoy and it's a gimme of a combination, so I'm not certain why it didn't work, but it was just flat. The miso mayonnaise seemed almost a little dirty in flavor. Miso is complex, to be sure, but it just seemed off somehow. The yuba skewer was simultaneously crispy and a little rubbery. It wasn't bad, but as interesting as it was, I can't believe that it was the best choice. Interestingly, the menu listed toro instead of shrimp. I suspect good toro simply wasn't available that night, but that obviously would have changed the complexion of the dish significantly, and potentially for the better.\nASPARAGUS - egg yolk drops\nThe asparagus was the second dish of the evening that I thought was a total failure. It was a steamed asparagus tip, paired with a meyer lemon vinaigrette foam and Achatz' egg yolk drops. Though it was technically an asparagus dish, the egg yolk drops were clearly the focus. As described, they were created by adding egg yolk to hot butter, drop by drop, resulting in an interesting texture and... unfortunately... a total lack of flavor. I have mixed emotions on the texture. The drops were very, very rubbery. It was a fun texture that may or may not have been appropriate, but the problem was that rather than tasting like eggs, they tasted like rubber pellets that had been sitting next to eggs. What's more, the vinaigrette completely overpowered the other elements of the dish. It was disappointing, because it seemed like a neat dish from the outset, but this was the other occasion where I felt the crazy techniques got in the way of the dish's potential rather than coaxing it out.\nLOBSTER - puffed, and seasoned with pollen\nThe lobster was a fun dish, it got us back on track, and set up the murderers' row that comprised the final third of the meal. Unfortunately, our server oversold it. \"Bet you've never seen lobster served like this before!\" was his lead-in. Well, no, I haven't seen lobster served like this before, but I've seen shrimp served like this hundreds of times. Basically, our sixteenth dish was a luxurious shrimp chip. Of course, I don't mean to sell it short. I really like the idea of elevating the lowly shrimp chip by using a more coveted crustacean, especially since the shellfish switch wasn't symbolic. The lobster flavor was quite potent, and nicely accentuated by a bit of butter and fennel pollen. In some ways, it's a Western take on an Asian standard. It's not a dish that I could fall in love with, but as with the DB Burger, I thought it was a fun way to class up a lowbrow foodstuff.\nHALIBUT - vanilla, artichoke, pillow of orange air\nThe final third of the menu started off with a bang. The halibut was the second dish to have a dedicated aromatic component. Though it isn't pictured here, the dish is served atop a large linen pillow that is inflated with \"orange air\". The pillow is then punctured with a syringe to create tiny holes, through which the orange-scented air slowly escapes as the dish is eaten. Like the eucalyptus in the lamb dish, this was no subtle scent. It was a potent, sweet orange zest smell that, again, had a big influence on the dish. Unlike the lamb, however, even without the aromatic component, this was a delicious dish. The halibut itself was almost creamed, extremely moist and bathed in a light vanilla foam. Also strewn about were tender pieces of artichoke, dollops of orange sauce, poached carrot boules, orange segments, some type of pepper and a thin, dehydrated slice of what I believe was prosciutto. What I enjoyed about the dish was the fact that all of the components were completely distinct. I don't think any of them were prepared together. As a result, while the flavors combined extremely well, they subtly maintained their individuality at the same time. It was a delicate balancing act that I thought Achatz pulled off with aplomb. Great dish.\nKOBE BEEF - honeydew, cucumber, lime rocks\nAs good as the halibut was, however, it was one-upped by the Kobe beef. These days, I'll frequently see combinations that I haven't sampled before, but which seem obviously intuitive to me. Every once in a while, I'll find a little flavor twist that's both novel and creative. But it's a rare event when I'm totally blindsided by a dish's composition, as I was by Achatz' Kobe. It's an extremely unusual dish that works on all kinds of levels. The beef is in tiny grilled pieces, laid atop thin bits of honeydew melon and topped with a long, thin slice of cucumber. This sandwich is topped with a little fresh cilantro, crispy, toasted (or fried?) pink peppercorns, and Achatz' \"lime rocks\", which I can only describe as thin slices of sugar cubes with a potent citrus flavor. The dish is then finished with a little soy sauce reduction. I adored it. The flavors were fresh and clean, they worked together beautifully, and I don't know that I've ever had a beef dish that was so light and refreshing. The others felt that the beef was a little lost, but I disagree. It may have seemed so as a featured ingredient, but I thought it was beautifully used as a supporting component, and I had to appreciate the willingness to use what is generally a spotlight ingredient in such a capacity. Given that the beef was listed as the primary ingredient, I suppose it could be called false advertising, but if I had to pick a featured ingredient that's the one I would have chosen, and in the end, deliciousness trumps all. In addition to the unusual and brilliant combination of flavors, the crispy peppercorns and grainy, crunchy lime rocks provided a really nice textural counterpoint to melon and cucumber. Like the bison and pear, I thought it was a brilliantly conceived and executed dish through and through, and it was another of my favorites for the evening.\nFOIE GRAS - hibiscus, licorice, blueberry soda\nFor my own sanity, I'll leave the political discussions aside for the moment, and simply say that this dish made me as sad as it made me happy. It was a great foie gras dish that employed mostly conventional accompaniments in an unconventional manner. The foie was pressed and cured, then somehow turned into a shape that resembled a pile of vermicelli. It was topped with a hibiscus gel\u00e9e and licorice powder, then perched atop a cup filled with blueberry soda. Blueberry and anise are pairings that I've seen with foie gras before, but certainly not in this manner. Again, the funkiness worked. The foie was really wonderful. It was rich and creamy and, to Achatz' credit, not the least bit overshadowed by the toppings. The strange extrusion gave it an unusually light texture that I thought was a rather novel approach, and absolutely perfect for foie. My only gripe -- and it's a mild one -- was with the soda. We were instructed to eat the forkful of foie first, and then use the blueberry soda as a sipping chaser. The problem was that I wanted that rich, buttery foie flavor to linger... and it would have, were it not completely washed away by the soda. But to be clear, this is a ticky tack personal preference. I thought it was a really fun and delicious take on foie gras for which, once again, the unusual techniques served the ingredients rather than vice versa.\nSQUAB - strwaberry, sorrel, long peppercorn\nThe squab. Oh, the squab. It may have been the most conventional dish of the night, but holy cow, was it good. I can't imagine a better way to finish up the savory portion of the meal. It was rich, powerful, incredibly intense and utterly satisfying. The dish was prefaced, as it were, by another little skewered bit. It was three small green pods, the name of which I didn't catch, covered with a bit of crispy sugar. The pods were extremely tart, and were balanced nicely by the bit of sugar. I may be overreaching in thinking that it was a nice setup for the richness of the rest of the dish, but it was good, so who cares. The squab itself was presented three ways, as a bit of perfectly cooked breast, an incredibly soft tenderloin, and a small pile of confit topped with an impossibly crisp piece of skin. The collection of fowl was paired with a bit of peppercorn cream, fresh sorrel, and a squab reduction that was accentuated with strawberry. The tenderloin was nice. The breast was fantastic. The confit was phenomenal. It had a level of intensity that almost made me wonder why anybody bothers with duck. If there were ever any question that there's a classically capable chef behind the mad scientist, this dish immediately put it to bed. My ladylove's favorite, and quite possibly mine as well.\nCREAM CHEESE - guava, black sesame, tamarind\nAs we move into the desserts, I feel the need to preface them by saying, yet again, that I'm rarely impressed by desserts. At Alinea, we had four desserts, and all four impressed me. I thought the cream cheese was a great way to start, bridging the gap between the savory and the sweet. Right off the bat, what a wonderful presentation. Dessert presentations are seemingly always about flash and color, with neon fruit purees and colorful sugared treats. So what does Achatz do? He creates a dessert that's plenty sweet, but completely black and white. Well, until you cut into it, anyway. It's a light, sweet cream cheese that has almost a firm custard consistency, with cream cheese and sesame sauces, topped with flakes of dried tamarind and tiny sugar cubes and filled with guava puree. Sweet, nutty, creamy and tart, it was a beautifully balanced dessert that was just unusual enough to be really interesting. And I loved that Achatz let it be cream cheese, rather than turning it into the more conventional cheesecake.\nCHOCOLATE - elderflowers, umeboshi, green tea\nThe chocolate was another example of what I particularly loved about the desserts. They weren't cloying piles of sugary sweetness. Much like the halibut, they were composed of cleverly selected components that simultaneously cooperated and contrasted. Here, Achatz has some fun with chocolate pudding. It's solidified enough to be twisted into a fun presentation, but upon hitting your tongue, it's pudding. The pudding is plated with elderflower sauce, green tea sauce, sweetened chocolate and green tea powders, and, most importantly, an umeboshi sorbet. Chocolate and salt is a great combination that's been fairly well-explored at this point. But I thought the pickled plum was a great way to integrate both salty and fruity components at the same time. Chocolate is usually delicious. This dish made chocolate interesting, which is a much, much loftier goal.\nCOFFEE - mint, buckwheat, passionfruit\nIn many ways, the coffee dessert was very similar to the chocolate dessert, just with a different collection of components. The centerpiece was a frozen coffee cylinder that, upon being snapped, set loose a shot of Bailey's. It was surrounded by dollops of passionfruit sauce, mint in both fresh and gel\u00e9e form, and it was accompanied by a small bit of buckwheat ice cream, which was the real star of the dish. It's a very trendy thing right now to throw every savory ingredient under the sun into sweet ice creams. People are starting to realize that if you add enough sugar and cream to just about anything, it's going to make a pretty good dessert. But in most cases, the choice of savory ingredient is almost arbitrary, and in most cases, totally gratuitous. The buckwheat certainly was not. I now love buckwheat ice cream, and I'll be making some shortly. This is a savory ingredient that is particularly well-suited to ice cream conversion, and was also well-suited to the dish it called home.\nPEANUT - five other flavors\nAnd last but not least, you knew he'd have some fun with the mignardises. These bites were <i>tiny</i>... we're talking smaller than pea-sized tiny. But they were potent enough that they didn't need to be bigger, and they were a great way to finish the meal. The five needles you see here all came out of the base with a light tug, so each bit of peanut could be consumed individually. None of them were anything special on their own, but the beauty was in the collection. It was one part flashback, two parts deliciousness and three parts fun. The first was a bit of celery with peanut butter, evoking the grade school classic, ants on a log. The second was another nostalgia piece, a bit of concord grape pate de fruits with bits of peanut... PB&J. The third was a quarter of a honey roasted peanut, and the fourth was a peanut and fudge concoction. The encore, \"The Elvis\", a bit of dehydrated banana with a touch of peanut butter. Though highly stylized, there is nothing pretentious about the dish. Achatz ends the meal with a clear statement that while it may look like the product of a space age lab, in the end it's just food and we're just having fun.\nI have to say that this meal has forced me to amend my position on nerdy chefs of science. Where I once regarded them with optimistic suspicion, I'm now fully excited about their potential. Is this the new wave, here to sweep out the old? Clearly not. But conventional cuisine needs people like Achatz who are pushing the boundaries and looking for new ways of doing things. Globalization and an explosion in the popularity of fine foods has created an incredible era of seemingly infinite flavors. But while chefs are constantly seeking new ingredients and flavors, why is it that they stay largely grounded in centuries-old technique? Much of this is uncharted territory, and the exploration thereof will assuredly produce more fads than long-term successes. However, as with any other art form, the successes of those on the fringe will be slowly integrated into the mainstream. There clearly is a place for the molecular gastronomists, and the only remaining question is how significant that place will turn out to be. But what about Achatz and Alinea, specifically?\nThough it's probably already been made clear, I think Achatz is a great chef who's doing some really wonderful stuff. I completely understand why he turns off the traditionalists, but I'd urge them to set contextual prejudice aside and judge him on his own merits. Yes, there are far, far too many chefs out there who are doing weird and trendy food for the sake of being weird and trendy. Achatz is not one of those chefs. Based on this menu, I'd say that he missteps every now and again, but his successes are so well-conceived and executed, and his intentions in these dishes are so clear that it leaves no doubt that the technique serves the food, and not the other way around. This stands in stark contrast to my meal at Moto a couple of years back. In fact, I'd go so far as to say that my meal at Alinea kicked the everloving snot out of my meal at Moto. There, I felt that the process got in the way of the food far too often. Achatz had these moments, but I felt they were the exception rather than the rule. And unlike Moto, his brilliants successes made his failures entirely forgivable. What's more, when eating a dish like the squab, it's clear that this isn't an undertalented chef trying to distract you with his right hand while preparing mediocre dishes with his left. Anybody who can turn out a dish like that could clearly excel in a classical setting if he chose. But this isn't to imply that his less orthodox offerings aren't equally delicious. The good ones most definitely are, and they have the added benefit of being exciting and interesting as well. Yes, a meal at Alinea is an intellectual experience, but I have to stress that for every braintwister, there was also a great deal of fun and a bucketful of flat-out deliciousness. I don't think Alinea will be unseating places like Jean-Georges and the French Laundry as my favorite fine dining restaurants anytime soon, but it's the kind of place that I'd absolutely love to make a habit of hitting once a year to see what wild and inventive things Achatz has been working on. The bottom line is that in the end, after nearly four hours and 24 courses, had a fresh set of 24 been available I would have loved to stay right where I was and immediately do it all over again... and I think that's really one of the highest compliments I can give.\nLast edited by Dmnkly on July 11th, 2006, 11:55 am, edited 2 times in total.\nGreat write-up and the pictures are absolutely amazing . . . thanks for the post!\nBR wrote: Great write-up and the pictures are absolutely amazing . . . thanks for the post!\nDmnkly,\nYes, amazing, both write-up and pictures, thank you.\nAs a graduate student (aka someone who can't afford to go to joints like Alinea within the next decade or so), I really appreciate the detailed post with wonderful pictures! Thanks for allowing me to live vicariously through that great meal!\n\"There is no love sincerer than the love of food.\" - George Bernard Shaw (1856-1950) Irish writer.\nGreat writeup and pics. I couldn't agree more with you about the skate. I couldn't get into the powders at all. Probably my least favorite Achatz dish.\nOn the other hand, the Kobe beef is one of my all time favorites. It left my completely speechless when I had it in March.\njust in case anyone is interested.\nI don't usually find Southwest Airline's (Spirit?) magazine all that interesting but this month's magazine had a good article on how Chicago chefs are revolutionizing the culinary world.... The article has a lot of info and pics on Alinea and Moto and one or two of the others... The pictures of some of the crazy machines the chef at Moto were interesting.\nmaybe someone has the article online\nI was just at Alinea Friday night, though we had \"only\" 12 courses. I really appreciate having the photos and detailed descriptions, so I can communicate to people just how amazing the meal was. So thanks for this post.\nThis was one of the most well-balanced and enjoyable posts I\u2019ve read in quite some time. The photos alone make this piece beautiful in and of itself. Your thoughtful description of the aim and scope of Alinea makes me willing to believe its exulted reputation is warranted. Even though I have little interest in going to Alinea myself because of this type of culinary experience (micro courses), you\u2019ve shown those who might be that it is clearly worthy of its price tag. Often times, that\u2019s a very hard thing to pull off.\nThey were recently profiled in GQ as well about ~2 months ago.\nAny chance you'd share with us what kind of camera you're using? Your images are gorgeous -- and since Alinea doesn't permit flash photography, I am guessing you're getting those great colors in available light. (The images on your blog are equally gorgeous.)\nGreat review. I agreed on most of the dishes mentioned, particularly the egg thing which I thought just did not work. I did like a couple of the dishes more than you did, in particular the lamb which I thought was wonderful.\nI also liked your comparison of Alinea to Moto. Alinea is just more successful at the end.\nWe do disagree on your final conclusion though. For me, Alinea is the best place currently. Would I rather have Alinea now or Charlie Trotter's five years ago? I'm not sure. Chef Trotter was doing some amazing stuff then. But today, I would choose a meal at Alinea over a meal anyplace else, assuming I have three hours and about $500.00 to spend on a meal.\nSoylentKatie\nI just ate at Alinea three weeks ago and had the Tasting. I thought the service and wine service were perfect, and really enjoyed about half of the dishes we had - espcecially the Kobe dish (which was phenomoenal) and the pear shot. I also really enjoyed the crab dish, but considered it to actually be a pea dish with crab as an accentuating flavor. Unfortunately, the other half of the tasting menu left a lot to be desired. I thought the flavors were too often muddled and confusing. Our salsify dish was just bad. On that particular night, our meal was not worth what we paid, and made it a little hard to digest. If I could afford to I would eat there again, but as hard as it is to admit, my meal was a bit disappointing.\nGlad everybody enjoyed it\nPigmon... I absolutely understand where you're coming from. I loved my dinner there, and if it were in the budget, I'd go once a season as the menu turns over. But it's coming from a different realm entirely, and I can see how the microcourses could turn people off. Before we went, some other friends who were there last year recommended... and I'd say the same... that you shouldn't go really hungy, ridiculous as that seems for a 24 course meal. 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        "raw_content": "Home / Business / Tricks to Make Your Business Grow During New Year\nNew Year is one of the most significant times of the year. With a whole round of 365 days coming to an end,most of us are either contemplating on the bygone or prepping ourselves for our forthcoming ventures. Such a thing holds true for business owners as well, whether big or small, for it is necessary that with the arrival of the New Year, you are ready to revamp your offerings and provide customers with a better consumer experience than the last time.\nIt is important for a business owner to always keep the spirit of expansion alive in his heart for his business and not feel daunted by the risks associated with it. So, with a new zeal to take your business to the next level this New Year, assess your business loan requirements and opt for online business loans without any inhibitions. Touch base on the following tricks to watch your business grow in 2019!\nOne of the foremost ways in which you can expand your business or even kick start your new business is by investing in it such that it would bring returns. This is to say that you can consider taking abusiness loan for new business or your existing one so that you can get your hands on the capital that you will need to introduce some changes in your business that are for the better. It can also ensure that you are able to provide a better experience to your clients, which is always the first step to expanding one\u2019s business.\nBe interactive and informed\nAs a business owner your first job is to remain informed of all the ongoing market trends so that you can keep in touch with these trends in your new endeavors. It is also important for you to interact with other business owners now that the holiday season is over and people are focused on their work again. Such a time is usually conducive to newer ideas in business for everyone comes to work with a fresh zeal to make their business larger this New Year. All you need to do is find out about the various business loan requirements that are applicable and be open to investing in brighter business ideas.\nIt will also be advisable for you to create a business growth plan from get go. This plan must contain the goals you wish to achieve for your business and the time within which you aim at making them happen. It will also be good for you to continually review this growth plan within a span of few months and make small changes to it in keeping with the trajectory of change within your business that has taken place over the months.\nBetter marketing strategies\nYou must be made aware of the fact that online business loans are readily available from a good number of trusted banks and it comes across as no hurdle. It is also necessary that you line your marketing strategies with the spirit of the New Year\u2019s season, such that you are able to offer your clients interesting deals and better rebates, which in turn will give them more reasons to grow fonder of your business.",
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        "raw_content": "Cyril\u2019s Surprises\nHome \u00bb Featured \u00bb Cyril\u2019s Surprises\nPosted By Stanislaus Baptista on Apr 23, 2017 in Featured, Good 2 Know, News | 0 comments\nWhen you meet Cyril Alphonso, you will be surprised. He is more tech savvy than an average youth, inspite of his age ( 82 years). He started off as a radio operator, but also held many posts at different times, when sailing with Wallem\u2019s shipping Company.\nMy earliest memories as a young boy, was to see him at his verandah, giving us a wave of his hand in greeting. One vivid moment was, when he caught a kite that drifted into his balcony; he called out to me and handed over that precious piece of flying paper, which gave me great joy.\nHe was at that time one of the few ham radio operators in India. He still operates under the code name VU2AY. Before satellites existed, the ham radio operation was a sure way of communication in times of disaster or wars. Even today, the ham radio community of operators exists and are in touch with one another.\nHis knowledge has since increased to computer stuff, which consists of hardware and software.\nHe has been of great help to the nearby St. Isabel\u2019s School, where he helped start the Computer department. Subsequently he provides assistance to any person in need of old computer equipment for which he is adept at upgrading or providing solutions.\nThe miracle of Cyril, is that he now lives a second life. He was seriously sick and hospitalized. We wondered how he would come through after major stomach operations. But he has rebounded back to normalcy with a bang. After spending a lot of time being bed-ridden, he now walks around the neighbourhood. His faith in God, has given him this new lease of life.\nCyril is gifted with a knowledge of multiple languages i.e English, French, Spanish, German, Portuguese, Japanese, Hindi, Marathi, Malayalam, and Gujarati, and has the desire to learn even more of the local languages in India.\nHe has a compilation of spiritual music, and teaching modules which he has saved over the years.\nBut today, he is keen on passing on this treasury of knowledge in diverse stream , to his family and friends, rather than seeing it all going to waste. I am one of his beneficiaries.\nCyril has updated knowledge of all matters of the village specially in regard to the Leased land. He has made it a point to study old documents which provides relevant information when needed.\nI got to know Cyril better during my visits with Holy Communion to his home. But with improved mobility, he made it a point to attend the Eucharist daily, in the chapel of the Blessed Sacrament Fathers, at Matharpacady.\nI was in the midst of this article , and had not completed it for some weeks. Suddenly one day I got to know that Cyril had a heart attack, and was admitted to hospital for immediate surgery.\nI was away from home, during this time, on a retreat; I prayed that I may see Cyril well again, on my return. And yes, this wish was granted. I was overjoyed to see him back home. He is slowly recovering, and his family is around him to shower him with their love and care. Cyril\u2019s wife Sydil is a devout lady, and they have been happily married. A few years ago they celebrated their golden wedding. They have two sons and a daughter, who have all started families of their own.\nA walk with Cyril, would be a slow walk , but with a lot of talk!\nWe wish Cyril many more fruitful years in the quaint environment of Matharpacady.\nPS: Subsequent to this article, Cyril had a slump in health which involved hospitalisation twice during the last fortnight. He says that his time spent there helped him to share with Jesus a memorable Holy Week; and on Easter Monday he was back home. He has a bright and cheerful look. But now he will walk less, maybe talk less, and listen more!\nCourtesy : Vincent Mascarenhas",
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        "raw_content": "Fading of a bright light\nMauritius Times | March 8, 2013 | In Memoriam | No Comments\nIn Memoriam: Professor Jagadish Manrakhan\nHe was a person of great versatility. Professor Jagadish Manrakhan was usually known for his academic involvement, his fame in this field having outlived his term as Vice Chancellor of the University of Mauritius. During his time, the University built up a strong international image for itself, extending the number of faculties at work.\nHis basic training was in Agriculture and Agricultural Economics, from the Mauritius College of Agriculture but he earned his degrees more extensively from the University of Reading in the UK. He became widely known for his involvement in various institutions such as the Sugar Insurance Fund Board, the Mauritius Research Council, the Agricultural Marketing Board and various educational establishments such as the Mauritius Institute of Education of which he was the Chairman in the early 1980s.\nJagadish Manrakhan\u2019s professional career spanned such a broad field that this alone should have given him a deep sense of fulfilment. The great moment came when he pronounced his dissent over the recommendations of the Avramovich Commission of Inquiry into the sugar industry. That was in 1982-83 when a newly formed MMM government had commissioned an inquiry to look into the state of finances of the sugar industry and to consider whether the export duty that was applicable to it should be abolished in view of the stated fragility of the industry. Mr Avramovich recommended in favour of the industry but it was not convincing whether the financial statements the sugar units produced before the Commission to stand up their claim was reliable enough. At this time, there was a generalised feeling in the population that the sugar industry was on the lookout for a hand-out from the newly constituted government under the powerful sway of the MMM. The dissenting voices of Prof Manrakhan and Rama Sithanen made sense to the population at large.\nProf Manrakhan was a keen observer of current events. Readers of Mauritius Times will recall the various occasions when he penned down his views on certain burning issues. Not content with prose, he had even accustomed our readers to read some of his poetry. His demise in Germany on 1st March 2013 by the side of his daughter will create a gap that it will be difficult to bridge. Our only solace is that he lived a full life whether at the level of the family or in his professional capacity and that he is one of those who will be remembered for his highly scintillating path at the national level.\nMohamad Vayid: The Demise of a Powerful Voice\nShradhanjali Bhanumati Nagdan \u2013 A Writer of Grit\nA Guru and a Paragon of Self-Sacrifice",
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        "raw_content": "U.S. Wraps Up Criminal Prosecution of Pirate App Store Operators | TorrentFreak\nDuring the summer of 2012, the FBI took down Appbucket, Applanet, and SnappzMarket, some of the largest pirate app stores at the time.\nIn the years that followed several people connected to the Android app sites were arrested and indicted, resulting in prison sentences for some.\nAside from the initial announcement, the cases have been handled relatively quietly by the US Government. We can report, however, that after six years all cases that we know of have now been closed.\nThe last remaining case was that of Gary Sharp, who was indicted in two separate cases.\nThe Massachusetts man, who\u2019s now in his early thirties, worked as \u201csuper moderator\u201d on Applanet\u2019s servers and Facebook page, for which he received a video game as compensation. At SnappzMarket he had a more important role, dealing with finances and the administrative side of the operation.\nSharp never denied his involvement with any of these sites and pleaded guilty to conspiring to commit criminal copyright infringement in both cases. In addition, he provided the FBI with detailed background information and testified in the trial of another defendant.\nBased on this cooperative stance, Sharp\u2019s attorney requested a lower sentence, which was granted. A few weeks ago, he was sentenced to a six months prison term, which started on July 14th.\nThis means that, without any appeals, all pirate app store cases have now been closed.\nWhile the enforcement efforts led to convictions in most instances, the Department of Justice isn\u2019t publicly celebrating. Perhaps that\u2019s due to the stories of the defendants being littered with personal problems and them being far from the hardcore criminals some might expect.\nThe convicts did, however, help to distribute hundreds of thousands of pirated apps. And while they haven\u2019t made millions, the Government found that they caused substantial losses to the respective copyright holders.\nFor example, a defendant in Appbucket case, Mr. Blocker, earned $7,222 from his involvement with the site. However, he was held liable for over $750,000 in damages. The defendant faced years in prison, but he eventually received a sentence of two years probation earlier this year.\nTwo other operators of Appbucket were also sentenced to probation this year, while the founder received a prison sentence of a year and a day. Two Applanet defendants walked free, while two Snapzmarket operators previously received prison sentences of 16 and 46 months.\nMost cases ended in successful convictions which will likely deter others from starting similar sites. However, as is often the case with pirate ventures, there will always be people still willing to take the risk.",
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        "raw_content": "Our brush with tornados\nSorry, no craft posts today and my email host is down due to the weather events of yesterday. I've been pretty much glued to the TV and the phone seeing and hearing about the aftermath of the tornados that hit my area of Massachusetts.\nWhere I live we had a tornado warning and the sighting of funnel clouds, no actual tornado touched ground. For those of you who might not be familiar with this general part of the country we have many severe thunderstorms each season but tornado warnings are very rare, and you could tell this storm was a bit different. We had very high winds, almost constant lightning/thunder, hail and the greenish sky that you hear about being associated with tornado activity. It was definitely surreal preparing to go into the basement if need be.\nIn other areas near me it was a very different story. The city 20 minutes south of me (the third largest in the state), two more surrounding cities, parts of the town both my mother and mother-in-law live in 45 minutes away, and two more communities next to them were all hit and the devastation is like nothing I've seen around here before.\nThankfully our mom's are ok. Luckily there town wasn't too badly damaged compared to the others. And the most they personally experienced was scary weather, a long worrisome night and no power. However parts of towns just minutes away from where I grew up look completely destroyed and the parts of the downtown area in that city 20 minutes away from me are reduced to rubble. The tornado even crossed I-91 (our major interstate running from CT, MA,VT and NH) at the beginning of rush hour.\nIt's really amazing that more people weren't hurt or killed. My thoughts go out to the people who lost lives, homes and businesses. It's certainly been a terrible season for tornado's. Even the areas most commonly associated with these weather conditions have been hit unusually hard. It's something I never thought I'd experience so close to home. Today's bright sunny breezy day seems a like a jolting contrast to yesterday's powerful display of nature's force.\nHere are a few video clips from the news coverage.\nOne from CNN\nAnd one from a local channel of the tornado caught on there live camera.\nI'm so sorry to hear about that. We've had some terrible storms, too, lately. I can't imagine the suffering of those in the path of the tornadoes! Glad you are ok.\nThe video was really something to see - watching the funnel forming and getting larger. I am very glad to know you and all your loved ones are safe.\nMy son and grandson just barely missed being in one of the tornadoes that hit Oklahoma City - their only option was the bathtub with a mattress over them. Thankfully, the tornado turned just before getting to their area of town.\nI guess none of us are really safe from them - I just heard on the news a couple days ago that tornadic activity can occur in every state!\nI hope we are at the end of the season for everyone's sakes.\nMeg@MegaCrafty June 6, 2011 at 11:18 AM\nWow Pam, how scary for your family! They were very lucky.\nI think it's true that tornados can occur just about anywhere- the thing I keep hearing here is about how many people weren't sure what to do or never even knew that we had a tornado warning. In fact I read in a news story that at one major university near me tornado sirens went off (who knew that actually had sirens around here) and when it happened people actually went outside to see what was happening because they weren't sure what those sirens meant. I guess most of us could stand to be better informed about what to do in events like this.",
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        "raw_content": "Red, White, and Blue Roundup\nIs anyone else a bit surprised that it's already Memorial Day Weekend?\nI feel like I've been in a time warp. I blinked and it went from Easter to the beginning of Summer! So with summer apparently here, standing on the doorstep, knocking on the door, and wondering why I still have an Easter Rabbit on display I thought I'd post a few of my past \"Red, White and Blue\" themed projects to welcome the season in.\nEdible Sparkler Pops\nThese sparkler pops couldn't be simpler to make. No baking required! (Which is perfect for those hot summer days). And Ok, ok. I know these sparkler pops aren't technically Red, White, And Blue... but photo is. And in the case of the pops themselves, it's thematically implied.\nRibbon Woven Flower Pot\nBe forewarned- these flower pots can be kind of addictive. There are so many seasonal and color possibilities it's hard to stop making them. So far I've Spring and for the 4th of July versions, but I also think they'd be great for Halloween and Christmas too.\nCookie Cutter Decorations and Banners\nAdults and kids can both get into this project. Once you have some strips of paper cut, the cookie cutters do most of the work. The decorations can be as simple or as complex as you'd like. (It's also a perfect project for a rainy day!)\nI originally made three versions of these muffins. All three versions are shown in my original post, but I have to admit these ones with the blueberry stars on top are my favorite.\nI have some new 4th of July projects in mind, that I'll hopefully be sharing soon. Actually some of these projects have been in my mind for years now. Somehow the 4th always sneaks up on me. Before I know it, it's too late to post anything. (I really don't know how that happens since it's not one of the those floating holidays where the date changes from year to year... perhaps it goes back to that time warp I mentioned.)\nAnyway, so this roundup is as much a revival of past projects as it is a gentle reminder to myself- to get going on those new projects ASAP.\nHi Meg! Great projects! I'm so glad I check out all your posts on weaving the pots--it wasn't done how I first suspected! The muffins look fabulous--I'll be trying them, too.\nTime sneaking up happens to me all the time--by the time I think I should have make some flowers for a particular holiday, it is too close to get them done & list. I'm trying to be better with that!\nThanks Craftymoose! Let me know what you think of the muffins.\nI have the time problem in general but for some reason fourth of July seems to be the worst... maybe it's the heat.",
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        "raw_content": "SOUTH AFRICA August 19, 2013 \u2013 MELLET & HUMAN ARCHITECTS has been informed that it is amongst the winning companies of the esteemed International Property Awards in the 2013 African regional competition. MELLET & HUMAN ARCHITECTS competed against a number of ARCHITECTS in AFRICA to receive this recognition. Successful entrants have been invited to attend a high-profile gala dinner and awards ceremony at the One & Only Royal Mirage in Dubai on Oct. 24th where the winning companies will learn which honours they have secured. The top-scoring winners who will go on to compete in the International Property Awards global competition will be announced at the close of the evening.\nStuart Shield, president of the International Property Awards, said, \u201cThe winning companies of the African Property Awards are enhancing the landscape of their countries with beautiful, modern and innovative properties which will further contribute to the growth and economic development of the continent. Our winning real estate agencies and property consultants are aiding African residents in successfully purchasing homes and climbing the property ladder.\u201d\nThe African Property Awards are part of the long established International Property Awards, the world\u2019s richest competition when measured by the value of the projects entered. The award winners\u2019 logo is recognised as a symbol of excellence throughout the global industry. The African Property Awards rank amongst the most prestigious commendations in the residential and commercial property industries. A high-calibre jury of international experts identifies the most significant building projects as well as the highest quality African real estate agencies.\nThe country of Libya has joined the competition for the first time in the International Property Awards\u2019 19-year history. Again, South Africa leads the competition in total number of winning projects submitted. Kenya and Mauritius are also top performers in the region. At the end of the year, the highest scoring winners from the African Property Awards will compete against other winning companies from Europe, Arabia, the UK, the Americas and Asia to find the ultimate World\u2019s Best in each category.\nThe judging panel consists of approximately 70 professionals including Andrew Panting, Director of Operations for the British Property Federation, Peter Bolton King, Global Residential Director of the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS); and Christian Morris, Director / Owner of architectural firm Yotomo Ltd.\nBuilding upon the success of business events first added to the 2011 award ceremonies, the International Property Awards is also hosting the Arabia & Africa Property & Hospitality Show at the same venue on Oct. 23rd. A number of professional networking events, including seminars, discussion tables and an exhibition will be attended by guests from the upper-echelons of their organizations, including Chairmen, CEOs, and Managing Directors. The 2013 Arabia & Africa Property & Hospitality Show is open to all industry related companies, property buyers and investors.\nAbout International Property Awards\nThe International Property Awards are open to residential and commercial property professionals from around the globe. Since 1995, they have celebrated the highest levels of achievement by companies operating in all sectors of the property and real estate industry. The awards are split into regions covering Africa, Asia Pacific, Arabia, Canada, Caribbean, Central and South America, Europe, UK and USA. The highest-scoring winners from each region are automatically entered into the overall International Awards, which ultimately determine the world\u2019s finest properties and real estate professionals.\nFor further information on MELLET & HUMAN ARCHITECTS:\nTel: 0124609011 Email: mharch@mweb.co.za Website: www.mellethuman.co.za\nFor further information on the International Property Awards and the 2013 Arabia & Africa Property & Hospitality Show, please contact the events team:\nTel: +44 (0) 1245 250981 Email: info@propertyawards.net or visit: www.internationalpropertyevents.com/arabia-africa",
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        "raw_content": "The Kurds of Iraq are in a decidedly worse position weeks after voting in a referendum to declare independence from Baghdad. The Iraqi government has taken control of various areas previously controlled by the Kurdish Peshmerga, including the important city of Kirkuk, and the president of the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG), Masoud Barzani, has announced his resignation. Some in the Kurdish press have expressed profound disappointment at the lack of support from the West, warning that the United States and Europe will come to regret their decision to back Baghdad rather than Erbil. Others in the region have opined on the implications of the failure of the bid for independence for the region and what it means in the context of the greater sectarian rivalries of the Gulf.\nWriting for the Saudi daily, Arab News, Raghida Dergham says that the KRG and its supporters miscalculated the level of support they had, leaving many Kurds sorely disappointed and concerned about the future: \u201cThe accumulated mistakes and stubbornness of the Kurdish leaders led to the dangerous current situation, where the Kurds have backed themselves into a difficult corner, emerging from which safely will not be easy.... The Kurds are apprehensive that Iraq will be dominated by Iran, and they feel marginalized and excluded. They perceive the US, Turkish, Iranian and Iraqi reactions to their vote as unfair and unjust. The sharp reaction of UN chief Antonio Guterres has astonished them. The Kurds had probably calculated that diplomatic and political reactions would last for a short period of time then would calm down. However, the practical punitive measures launched by Iraq\u2019s prime minister, Turkey\u2019s president and Iran\u2019s leaders have given the Kurds in Iraq a rude awakening.\u201d\nIn an op-ed for Rudaw, a Kurdish online newspaper, Ako Mohammed warns that \u2018the world will realize its mistake of abandoning Kurdistan,\u2019 adding that Baghdad should avoid overreaching: \u201cKurdistan Region and its government are enshrined in the Iraqi constitution which makes the elimination of the three autonomous provinces illegal.... The Kurdistan Region was the only hope to correct Iraq from being unconstitutional and going down the wrong path, but now and especially after the recent military incursions things are going to become more complicated. What is being done to the people of Kurdistan will lead to the complete breakup of Iraq.... The world will realize its grave strategic mistake once they see in a near future that Iraq is completely under the Hashd al-Shaabi and a place modeled after Iran. They will also see that allowing Kurdistan Region to be attacked before their own eyes was the main cause for such an Iraq to come into being.\u201d\nThe Arab Times editorial staff issues a similar caution towards the Iraqi central government, suggesting that an all-out conflict would not be in the interest of anyone: \u201cUndoubtedly, avoiding war in the oil regions of Kirkuk is a good step towards reducing tensions that emitted from the recent secession referendum in Kurdistan. However, this would not be enough unless Iraqis are wary about falling into the trap of civil war. Iraqis have had enough with the wars and adventures that their country has been through since 1958.... No one in the Arab world wants Iraq to divide; however, the quest of Arabs to prevent the division will not bring about the desired outcome as long as Iraqis still fail to realize themselves that the only way out of the internal conflicts or the ongoing conflicts with its neighbors, which have continued for the past six decades, is to preserve the unity of the land and its people. This is the only way Iraq can remain united as a nation without any creedal and sectarian groupings or even the ethnic kind that is knocking on the doors.\u201d\nReflecting on the legacy of KRG leader Masoud Barzani, who was the driving force behind the independence referendum, Daily Sabah\u2019s Merve \u00c7alhan considers whether the Kurdish leader should be considered \u201cthe Kurds' national hero or an impenitent loser?... To speak frankly, the date to hold the referendum was ill-timed in terms of widespread instability and political turmoil both in the Kurdistan region and Middle East as a whole for one\u2026. However, this did not pan out and Barzani lost his opportunity on his way to an independent Kurdistan. He closed dialogue channels with Kurdish factions and Baghdad.... According to the referendum results, Barzani is about to turn into a so-called Kurdish hero, with approximately a 72 percent turnout, 93 percent voted in favor of independence, but he also turned into an impenitent loser and is finished in the eyes of the international community, losing all the socio-economic achievements gained between his neighboring countries such as Turkey and Iran.\nAs for Turkey, Yasar Yakis, in an op-ed for Arab News, argues that while the initial reaction coming out of Ankara following Kurdish losses at the hands of Iraqi forces was one of relief, Turkish leaders know that the Kurdish question is unlikely to go away: \u201cTurkey welcomed almost with celebrations the debacle that the peshmerga suffered at the hands of the Iraqi government forces. Nonetheless, it now has to handle the Kurdish issue all the more cautiously.... Oil-related deals between Turkey and the Kurdish Regional Government (KRG) may become a complicating factor in Turkey\u2019s relations with both Baghdad and Irbil, with Bagdad pressing for the revocation of these deals and Irbil for adherence its obligations.... With the Syrian Kurds, how exactly the failure of the referendum will affect them depends on the attitude of Syria, the US and Russia. If Damascus agrees to meet the Syrian Kurds\u2019 main expectations, such as the declaration of cantons, this chapter of the crisis may be closed without further complications.... If the Syrian Kurds obtain from Damascus less than what they expected, American and Russian attitudes will become important.\u201d\nJerusalem Post\u2019s Seth Frantzman takes a more prescriptive approach in his op-ed, calling for a more robust support for the KRG on the part of Israel and its allies: \u201cIsrael has a chance to robustly encourage friends in the U.S. administration that the timetable for pushing forward the new policy regarding Tehran must be sped up in light of Iran\u2019s attempts to destabilize the Kurdistan region. That means encouraging Washington to act decisively and swiftly to make it clear to Baghdad that any further moves against the Kurdistan region are unacceptable.... Now that the damage has been done to the KRG and it clearly understands the reaction to its independence drive, the goal must be to reaffirm the importance of the KRG in a stable Iraq emerging from years of war against ISIS. 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        "raw_content": "Tips on Choosing the Finest Pressure Cookers There Is Out There.\nThere is nothing that feels better than having things in the kitchen that makes your cooking experience easy and those that have cooking as their hobby or the ones that do it mostly will tell you this is true. The speedily growing technology has made sure that every sector and industry have grown and the cooking industry too is no different. When you have something that makes your cooking as fast as possible, the cooking becomes easy and fast and that is exactly what we need with our ever busy lives. If that is what you are looking for, quick and really convenient then what you should be looking for is the Power Pressure Cooker. XL Reviews. They have been used since time immemorial but the recent ones, as expected are more convenient and better. You will find so many out there and that is why you will be needing some help choosing.\nYou will find them in all sizes, shapes and materials and what you get will depend on what you are looking for. These, together with the manufacturer will determine the prices that you will get out there in the market. There is nowhere that is written that when you buy something at some very high prices the quality will be high too and that is why you should not believe that myth. Do not however be attracted by the very low prices, ask yourself why they are willing to go too low when they can go higher.\nQuality is also among the things that will affect the pricing and that is something that you should never compromise for the lower prices. You should always be ready to adjust the budget when the quality is in question so that you can get the highest. The Power Pressure Cooker XL Reviews is made with the best quality to make sure that you get the best cooking experience at the longest time possible.\nIf you want to be sure about the quality of a product then you have to use the product yourself to know. In most cases, like the pressure cooker one, it will not be reasonable to shop all of them so that you can test and that is why other testing methods will have to be employed. What those who have used the product have to say about is can be trusted because they have absolutely nothing to lose unlike the seller. Look at the online reviews and the offline ones too from people that you know before you can make that decision.",
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        "raw_content": "Bush's 60% Popularity Drop\nGeorge Herbert Walker Bush was both good to the Jews and tough on them, choosing one over the other as he deemed appropriate\nBush and Baker threw their weight around one more time, following the 1991 Gulf War that began with Saddam Hussein\u2019s August 1990 invasion of oil-rich Kuwait. In January 1991, Bush ordered US armed forces into action. Dubbed Operation Desert Storm, the US ousted Iraqi troops from Kuwait in two months, but not before Iraq fired volleys of Scud missiles into Israel, attempting to draw Israel into the war.\nThis time, Shamir heeded Bush\u2019s request to keep the IDF out. Flush from their military victory and their success in restraining Israel, Bush and Baker dragged Shamir to a regional peace conference in Madrid in November 1991.\n\u201cI warned President Bush and Baker against empowering [PLO Chairman Yasser] Arafat after the Palestinians supported Saddam Hussein during the Gulf War, but they refused to listen,\u201d said Yossi Ben-Aharon during a 2006 interview with Mishpacha. Ben-Aharon was Shamir\u2019s director-general and recalls other occasions on which the US pressured Israel. \u201cWhen Shamir was prime minister, Bush the elder pressured us very hard to give the Palestinians everything, including East Jerusalem. Shamir said no, in no uncertain terms.\u201d\nThe Madrid Conference ended inconclusively, with the US and Israel openly quarreling about the future of Jewish settlements \u2014 a dispute unresolved to this day.\nIn the final analysis, all of President Bush\u2019s military and foreign policy successes, as well as his 89% approval rating in the aftermath of the Gulf War, were forgotten when the economy plunged into another downturn during Bush\u2019s 1992 reelection campaign.\nBush\u2019s approval rating plummeted precipitously to 29%. His broken promise from his 1988 campaign \u201cRead my lips, no new taxes,\u201d came back to haunt him when he raised them in 1990 in a budget deal with Democrats. An independent candidate, H. Ross Perot, threw his hat in the ring, siphoning off enough votes from Republicans to hand Democrat Bill Clinton a stunning 370 to 168 victory in the Electoral College.\nIn retrospect, Bush left office disappointed, a US president who served just one term.\nFrom my own brief encounter with Bush, I saw his two sides: the malice that comes with the political turf on which he played, and his crowd-pleasing charm. He at least possessed the dignity to reserve the vitriol he doled out for appreciative audiences behind closed doors, or when he felt he needed to push his political weight around.\nPolitics is replete with complicated relationships and equations.\nGeorge Herbert Walker Bush was both good to the Jews and tough on them, choosing one over the other as he deemed appropriate.",
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        "raw_content": "Common Name: horse chestnut\nEasily grown in average, medium, well-drained soils in full sun to part shade. Prefers moist, fertile soils. Foliage tends to scorch and generally depreciate in dry conditions. This is a taprooted tree that once established is very difficult to transplant.\nAesculus hippocastanum, commonly called horsechestnut, is native to the Balkans. It is a medium to large deciduous tree that typically grows 50-75\u2019 tall with an upright oval-rounded crown. Light green palmate compound leaves emerge in spring, each with 7 (less frequently 5) spreading ovate-oblong leaflets to 4-10\u201d long. Leaves mature to dark green in summer. Fall color usually consists of undistinguished shades of yellow and brown. Showy white flowers with red or yellow markings appear in upright terminal panicles in mid-spring (May in St. Louis). Fruit is a globular dehiscent capsule consisting of 1-2 horsechestnut(s) encased by a leathery light brown husk covered with sharp spines. Fruit on the tree is interesting but not particularly ornamental. When ripe, each horsechestnut turns a handsome shiny dark mahogany brown with a round light tan scar. Chestnuts and horsechestnuts are in totally different families. Chestnuts (Castanea) are in the beech family (Fagaceae) and produce edible nuts. Horsechestnuts and buckeyes (Aesculus) are in the soapberry family (Sapindaceae) and produce poisonous nuts. Horsechestnut is closely related to Ohio buckeye, being most easily distinguished from the latter by having spiny sharp fruits and sticky buds.\nSpecific epithet is the Latin name for horsechestnuts.\n\u2018Baumannii\u2019 is an old, double-flowered cultivar that was first identified in Geneva, Switzerland in 1819. It is primarily distinguished from the species by (1) later and longer bloom, (2) double white flowers, (3) no fruit and (4) taller and narrower habit.\nLeaf blotch can be a significant problem. Powdery mildew and anthracnose are also frequent problems. Watch for bagworms, Japanese beetles and borers are infrequent but potentially troublesome. Leaf scorch (brown edges) may occur in droughty conditions or on sites exposed to wind.\nA beautiful landscape tree for parks and large lawns. Depreciation of the foliage during the growing season due to disease, insect and scorching problems somewhat limits its value. It has been widely planted in the midwest as a street and shade tree.",
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        "raw_content": "KALAMAZOO, MI \u2013 The idea of pushing past the Nov. 8 presidential election in peace and unity was popular enough to attract more than 500 people to Bronson Park on Tuesday evening.\nBut one week after the general election, the opportunity to rail against the election of Donald Trump and divisive feelings that many say have come with his campaign, was not to be missed by those who spoke.\n\u201cI\u2019ve been struggling to find words to say that could inspire or offer support,\u201d said Jay Maddock, executive director of the Kalamazoo Gay Lesbian Resource Center. \u201cThe truth be told, I have no words of comfort to offer you. Let me get real with you. Early Wednesday morning when it became apparent that the candidate that ran a racist, misogynistic, homophobic, xenophobic campaign was going to be our president-elect, I sat on my couch completely numb.\u201d\nHe described Trump\u2019s presidency as \u201ca further assault on LGBTQ people (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer), people of color, women, Muslim people and already marginalized groups.\u201d\n\u201cI had one of my student volunteers give me a big hug,\u201d Matthew Derrick, said of learning about the results of the presidential election last week.\n\u201cShe hugged me and asked, \u2018What\u2019s next?'\u201d said Derrick, who is a Western Michigan University student and Democratic party organizer who helped with Hillary Clinton\u2019s presidential campaign.\n\u201cAnd she asked if I\u2019m safe,\u201d said Derick, who is gay.\nActing as emcee of what was dubbed \u201cKalamazoo Against Hate,\u201d Derrick said racism and discrimination he saw during Trump\u2019s campaign \u201chas been happening well before Trump.\u201d\nAmid chants of \u201cThis is what democracy looks like\u201d and \u201cHey,hey, ho, ho Trump and Pence have got to go,\u201d he and others stressed unity.\nSpeakers asked people to be vigilant for and stand united against any efforts by the new administration to roll back progress that has been made to claim rights for gays, minorities, women and others.\n\u201cI want to continue to make sure that people who come to this community, to this campus, to this area, \u2026 know they\u2019re not alone,\u201d Derrick said. \u201cI want to make sure they know that there are people in this community with open arms who are ready to take you in and say, \u2018You know what, be proud of who you are.'\u201d\nKendall Campbell, a community organization for Michigan United, asked people to be more aware of what\u2019s going on and to take a bigger part in the civic process. 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She said she grew up ignoring things her family members or friends said, and distancing herself for those with racist beliefs.\nBut she said Tuesday, \u201cOur job now more than ever is to lean in to one another and to call in our friends and our families and our neighbors who may be thinking differently than us. And that\u2019s really hard.\u201d\nShe said, \u201cI\u2019m suggesting that we, instead of alienating one another, actually turn in to folks who may not be thinking like us and have real conversations with them. Listen to them. Hear where they\u2019re coming from. Acknowledge the pain. And invite them to join us.\u201d\nEd Genesis, a native of Gary, Ind., who now lives in Kalamazoo, spoke about the need to break a cycle that systematically leads more blacks and poor people into prison than into college. He said he is a convicted felon who has benefited from opportunities to turn his life around. 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        "raw_content": "February 15, 2019 2:09 pm You are here:Home News Commission looks at threats facing the lake\nMembers of the Mountain Island Lake Marine Commission gathered March 21 at Mount Holly City Hall to discuss future threats facing the lake.\nStakeholders on hand included property owners, as well as representatives from Duke Energy, Mecklenburg County Park and Recreation, N.C. Wildlife Resources, and local governments.\nParticipants discussed issues relating to water quality, recreation and regulation of Mountain Island Lake. Bill Dunston from the Centralina Council of Governments acted as facilitator.\n\u201cWe\u2019re here to discuss the longterm threats to Mountain Island Lake,\u201d Dunston said.\nAfter dividing the group into pairs, Dunston had them come up with lists of challenges facing Mountain Island Lake.\n\u201cThere are no wrong answers,\u201d he said.\nThe resulting roster was a long one as groups targeted the impact of development, safety concerns, pollution, utilization of the lake for recreation and as a water supply and exactly who has control over the different aspects of how the lake is used.\nCommission member Michael Kirschman with Mecklenburg County Park and Recreation pointed to development upstream from the lake as a major source of the problem.\n\u201cMost sedimentation comes from miles upstream and places like Huntersville,\u201d Kirschman said. \u201cLook at the creeks upstream after a good rain.\u201d\nCommission member Craig Wyant brought up another pollution issue relating to Mountain Island Lake.\n\u201cUnknown toxins not related to development such as PCBs (cancer causing elements) could be a major threat,\u201d Wyant said.\nThose at the meeting are also concerned about Duke Energy\u2019s plans for coal ash ponds at its Riverbend Steam Plant when it closes in 2015.\nSteadman Sugg with Duke Energy said the company is still looking at the issue.\n\u201cNo formal decommissioning plan for the coal ash has been done,\u201d Sugg said. \u201cWe are constantly looking at new federal rules.\u201d\nOne issue that got a good deal of buzz was unpermitted buoys placed by individuals to mark areas such as private \u201cno wake\u201d zones. Sugg said the unpermitted buoys are a navigational hazard.\n\u201cIt\u2019s going to get worse as more people live on the lake,\u201d he said.\nSome of those issues have already been a problem, some said. As more people have taken to the lake for recreation, conflicts have sprung up due to the increasing number of boats, canoes and other watercrafts.\nWith 3,281 acres of surface water and 61 miles of shoreline, Mountain Island Lake has a number of federal, state and local rules and people to enforce them. But getting everyone to work together can be difficult.\nChad Brown serves on both the Mountain Island Marine Commission and the Gaston County Board of Commissioners. He suggested a way the marine commission could weigh in on several areas of regulation at once.\n\u201cWe could act as consultants to the powers that be in Gaston, Lincoln and Mecklenburg counties,\u201d Brown said. \u201cEverybody has a stake in this.\u201d\nMarine commission member Jerry Campbell agreed with Brown.\n\u201cWe all love the lake,\u201d Campbell said. \u201cIt\u2019s vital we come up with a plan to coordinate the various agencies.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "[02/01/2007] Roush proves that crate engines don\u2019t have to be stock\nBuilding your dream car? Then it is likely that the biggest question facing you is about the engine. Specifically, should I buy a custom-built engine, or stick with the comfort of a mass-produced crate motor? ROUSH Performance, the leader in Ford powertrain development and all things high-performance, has a wide line of \u201ccrate motors\u201d built by the winningest name in racing that are anything but bland, off-the-shelf items.\n\u201cA Crate it Ain\u2019t\u201d Street Rodder magazine proclaimed about the ROUSH Performance offerings, largely because these engines are a unique blend of the best of both worlds. 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ROUSH engineered the intake manifolds and redesigned the throttle bodies to incorporate isolators which prevent binding.\nThe expertise that ROUSH has in engine construction is well-known, and most visible through those built for competition in the upper echelons of NASCAR, including the Nextel Cup Series which is the pinnacle of stock car racing. But the same facility in Livonia, Mich., which used to build the race engines is now turning out customized engine builds and these are becoming extremely desirable among the Cobra and street rod market. In fact, many of the most recognized hot rod constructors, such as Chip Foose and Roy Brizio, have already incorporated ROUSH engines into their featured vehicles.\nOne of the largest replica car manufacturers in the country is Superformance which installs a ROUSH crate engine in nearly every vehicle they deliver.\n\u201cROUSH engines have been the best thing that has happened to the Superformance MKIII, Shelby Daytona Coupe and GT40. 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When received, a ROUSH engine can be dropped into the engine compartment, have the hoses attached and re-filled with fluids, and are then ready to start and go. Though at first glance the price on a ROUSH engine may appear slightly higher than others, when all the content that comes standard with the engine is taken into consideration (even items like a wire loom) it is easy to conclude that the overall price may, in fact, even be less than the competition\u2019s products.\nPrior to shipping, every single ROUSH engine is hot-tested on one of the 50 engine dynos at the facility to verify both power and integrity. Documentation comes with the engine showing the exact tested horsepower and torque figures, and certifies the engine to be leak-free. Additionally, each engine comes with a CNC-engraved \u201cPowered by ROUSH\u201d plaque showing the same figures, along with the model and individual serial number. This plaque is designed to be riveted into the engine compartment and, according to many owners, helps to increase the value of the vehicle.\nAll ROUSH engines are available with a natural finish or fully polished (this includes cylinder heads, intake manifold, front cover, water pump, valve covers, thermostat housing, pulleys, brackets and alternator if ordered with the package). If you choose, ROUSH can even custom paint or special finish (such as anodize, chrome or powder coat) any or all of the engine and components prior to assembly so that it can be dyno tested as a complete package. This is important because it allows the builder to simply install the engine without any further detailing after the fact. All oil pans are powder coated in a silver metallic tone and clear coated.\n\u201cI guess all the options available for our crate engines can appear to be a bit overwhelming,\u201d admitted Jack Roush. \u201cAs a guy who knows a thing or two about engines, I think it is awesome that someone can start with a base model and end up with an engine that nobody else has in their car. They can point to the engine and tell their friends \u2018this is exactly what I wanted.\u2019 And of course, being a ROUSH engine, you know that the horsepower and performance is a cut above the rest,\u201d he added with a smile.\nMore than just a mere engine assembler, ROUSH engineers and machines many of the engine components in-house on their wide range of CNC machines. 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        "raw_content": "Leading landscape architect Richard Weller to head Urban Design Centre\nAn internationally regarded, leading-Australian landscape architect has been appointed as the new Director of the Urban Design Centre of Western Australia (UDC).\nThe University of Western Australia's Winthrop Professor Richard Weller has received a stream of international design competition awards for his work over the past 25 years; work which has been widely published and exhibited, including a retrospective at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Sydney, and a monograph by the University of Pennsylvania Press.\nHaving published over 70 papers on contemporary urban design and landscape architecture, and given hundreds of invited lectures around the world, Professor Weller's academic work is now central to global debates regarding the movement of Landscape Urbanism.\nHis recent planning work was also published by UWA Press in 2009 under the title of Boomtown 2050: Scenarios for a Rapidly Growing City.\nProfessor Weller is well known by his students and fellow staff at UWA's Faculty of Architecture, Landscape and Visual Arts (ALVA) for combining teaching, learning and practice.\nHis current research concerns urban growth scenarios to meet Australia's predicted mid-century population growth, and he is a lead consultant on the new Perth waterfront development.\nHe also received excellence in teaching awards from UWA in 2003 and 2010.\nProfessor Weller said rapid urbanisation was the \"single greatest change occurring in the Australasian region this century\".\n\"As a centre devoted to creatively exploring urban issues the UDC is well placed to become a major research hub, and lead the conversation about the future of our capital cities and regional centres,\" he said.\nThe appointment follows the departure of former UDC Director Ruth Durack in September 2010.\nAdjunct Professor Durack, who has been with the UDC from when it first started in 2004, will continue her work with the centre.\nALVA Faculty Dean Winthrop Professor Simon Anderson thanked Adjunct Professor Durack for her contributions to the UDC over the past seven years.\n\"Ruth has done amazing work through the UDC in promoting a richer, more inclusive dialogue about design and planning issues in Western Australia,\" Professor Anderson said.\n\"And we are extremely grateful that, while stepping away from the position of UDC Director, Ruth will continue to work with the centre in her areas of special expertise, urban design consulting and industry and community liaison.\"\nProfessor Anderson said he also looked forward to working closely with Professor Weller as the UDC entered into a new phase under his directorship.\nThe UDC is a collaborative partnership between UWA and the Western Australia State Government's Department for Planning and Infrastructure.\nThe centre's activities are focused equally upon teaching, research and practice; with the aim of developing innovative urban design and testing new processes and design strategies for enhancing the quality of the urban environment and urban life.\nProfessor Weller will take up his new role from January 1, 2011.\nProfessor Richard Weller (Urban Design Centre Director) (+61 8) 6488 7310\nhttp://www.news.uwa.edu.au/201012223201/arts-and-culture/leading-landscape-architect-richard-weller-head-urban-design-centre",
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        "raw_content": "black magic specialist in noida :- The Word love which is a true feeling between two souls, when they are attracted to each other? In the love that is feeling true and honest, this is necessary. Honesty and loyalty are the main points of love or love. These two factors have a broader role in the relationship. Loyalty is the basic or fundamental part of any relationship, there is no love affair without loyalty, or we can also say that the relationship which is not just a deal, there is no love affair. There is a need to take care of every love affair. Other factors that affect love relationships, which is a lake of faith, if you want to be in love and relationships, which has lost your love.\nblack magic specialist in noida :- Lack of time which is a factor that is affecting love affair. A person of some time is very busy and you are capable of giving your beloved time. The partner of that time feels that you are neglecting him or her, the reason behind this lost love may be due to the love life looks like heaven and when you lose that love like hell So if you are suffering from lost love problem then you have come to the right page. Our expert astrologer or sometimes astrologer Vashikaran love of Indian Vedic astrology said love. Indian Vedic love astrology is the process of controlling someone or sometimes the process of mechanism and mechanism is called the mind of anybody..\nblack magic specialist in noida :- Love of Vedic Indian Vashikaran Jyotish Mantra, which can negatively impact, loves you. It should be done or implemented which is under the expertise guidance. To get back the love of astrologer by Vashikaran, there are many experiences in such cases, consult with them to lose love. He will tell you the right or right way to recover lost love. He is a fortune teller who is always committed to spreading Vedic knowledge through his knowledge in astrological way. He is considered as the best astrologer or astrologer and he has always used his experience to help others gain happiness in life. He stated that Vashikaran is the mystical art in sense of controlling the minds of others.",
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        "raw_content": "City of Bridgeport\u2019s Finance Department Receives National Award for Excellent Financial Reports\nBy City of Bridgeport Mayor's office\nBridgeport, CT \u2013 The Government Finance Officers Association (GFOA) of the United States and Canada has awarded the City of Bridgeport\u2019s Finance Department with the Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting presented to Kenneth Flatto, the Director of Finance, for its Comprehensive Annual Financial Report for Fiscal Year 2017 completed in January 2018.\n\u201cThe Finance Department has set the bar of excellence in the work they do each day. Like all city departments, it is appreciated that they continue to strive for excellence for our city and its residents and are now receiving that recognition for their hard-earned efforts. I am very pleased with the Finance Department\u2019s work and this accomplishment,\u201d said Mayor Ganim\nProficient grades were earned in every category of judgement including governmental and proprietary fund financial statements as well as government-wide financial statement, statistical section, formatting, and other considerations. The Finance Department met and exceeded every criteria mark.\nFinance Director Kenneth Flatto said, \u201cI am thankful for this award of achievement. It truly means a lot to me and my department. This award goes to show that hard work does pay off.\u201d\nThe GFOA established the Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting Program (CAFR) in 1945 to encourage and assist state and local governments to go beyond the minimum requirements of generally accepted accounting principles to prepare comprehensive annual financial reports that evidence the spirit of transparency and full disclosure and then to recognize individual governments that succeed in achieving that goal. The CAFR has been judged by an impartial panel to meet the high standards of the program including demonstrating a constructive \u201cspirit of full disclosure\u201d to clearly communicate its financial story and motivate potential users and user groups to read the CAFR. The GFOA is a nonprofit professional association serving approximately 17,500 government finance professionals with offices in Chicago, IL and Washington, D.C.",
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        "raw_content": "Kristin represents clients in all aspects of family law, including divorce, child custody, child support, and equitable property distribution. She is a certified mediator and certified financial mediator.\nKristin brings more than 23 years of courtroom and mediation experience to her practice as a partner at Smith Debnam in Raleigh, in particular to matters involving grandparent visitation and domestic violence, as well as family law disputes between same-sex couples.\nPrior to joining Smith Debnam, Kristin spent seven years in private practice before being elected to the 10th Judicial District Court bench in 1998, where she served as a district court judge in Wake County.\nAs a family court judge, she concentrated the majority of her time presiding in the courtroom designated for the enforcement of child support. While in office, she earned re-election in 2002, 2006, and 2010, and was awarded the Commissioner's Judge of the Year Award in 2004, presented by the Federal Office of Child Support Enforcement in Washington, DC.\nKristin is a frequent guest speaker at national and international events on issues covering child support and ethics. She is a former member of the Federal Child Support Task Force, National Council for Juvenile and Family Court Judges, and Chief Justices' Commission on Professionalism, and has served as president of the North Carolina Child Support Council.\nAdmissions, Memberships and Affiliations\nFamily Financial District Court Mediator, Certified by the NC Dispute Resolution Commission\nNC Bar Association, Member\nBoard of Governors, Vice-President of the North Carolina Bar Association (2009-2010)\nMember of the Wake County Bar Association\nMember of the 10th Judicial District Bar\n\u200bMember of the Federal Task Force on Child Support (2004-2010)\nMember of the National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges (NCJFCJ) (2000-2012)\nFormer Board Member for Carolina Correctional Services\nPresident, Carolina Dispute Settlement Services\nCurrent Board of Trustees for the Apex United Methodist Church\nCurrent Member of the Texas Bar Association (Inactive Status)\nCurrent Member of the North Carolina Association of Women Attorneys\nMember of the American Business Women's Association (1998-2008)\nMember of the Juvenile Justice Commission (2008-2009)\n2005 President of the North Carolina Child Support Council\nKansas State University, B.S. 1974-1978\u200b\nNorman Adrian Wiggins School of Law, Campbell University, J.D., 1987-1990\nwww.childsupportandthecourt.org\n\u200bRuth, Kristin (2008) \"Breaking the Cycle\" by using alternatives to incarceration, unpublished paper co-authored, Raleigh, NC.\nRuth, Kristin and Dr. Rhonda Zingraff. (2007) \"New Research Shows Power of Problem-Solving Methods in Court\" Child Support Report Vol. XXIX, No. 4, April, Washington, D.C.: Office of Child Support Enforcement\nRuth, K. \"Breaking the Cycle: Alternatives to Incarceration Lead to Collections in Wake County, North Carolina\" Child Support, Volume XXVIII, No. 1, January 2006, Washington, D.C.: Office of Child Support Enforcement. 38 (1) 2.\n\u200bContributed to article, Ashton, J. (2006) \"Child Support Dockets Benefit From Uprising Problem Solving Court Principle\" Juvenile and Family Justice Today, 14 (4), 19-21.\n\u200bSelected to participate in an \"Expert's Meeting on the Draft Hague Convention on the International Recovery of Child Support and Other Forms of Family Maintenance\" April 20, 2006 in Washington, D.C. By invitation from MAry Helen Carlson Attorney-Advisor/Office of the Legal Advisor for Private International law under the U.S. Department of State.\n\u200bPresenter at the United Nations 11th Annual Crime Congress in Bangkok, Thailand (April 2005).\nSelected to participate in \"Institutionalizing Problem-Solving Practices in All Courts: A Working Summit,\" Bureau of Justice and National Judicial College, Reno, Nevada, May 10-12, 2005.\nPresenter at the Annual International Conference on Restorative Justice in Winchester, England (March 2004)\n\u200bGuest Speaker on Voice of America (March 2003).\nContributed chapter entitled, \"The Cookie\" in \"Rekindling the Human Spirit,\" an anthology on life lessons. (2003).\nContributed chapter entitled, \"O ' Yez! O ' Yez! O ' Yez!\" in \"Life, Work and Money from A Woman's Perspective\" an anthology for women. (2002).\nNumerous speaking engagements, presentations and training (nationally and internationally) on problem-solving courts, alternatives to incarceration, mediation, ethics and child support. Details provided upon request. Classes are accredited for continuing legal and judicial education. (1998-Present)",
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        "raw_content": "Esteban Loaiza Arrested in San Diego\nI was shocked seeing the news this morning that a former Major League Baseball Pitcher Esteban Loaiza who also pitched for the New York Yankees was arrested over the possession of over 20 kilograms of narcotics with the intent to sell. How this news is disappointing for everyone who knew Esteban because nobody believed he would be found in such situation.\nYes it was really shocking to see him in the news being reported to carry such huge amount of narcotics. I wasn't really familiar about his name but I remembered his face in the basketball games. It's sad that famous people arrived at the point of selling illegal things.\nSometimes trying to meet up with their already expensive and extravagant lifestyle drives them into doing unthinkable stuffs like going into drugs. This is why being cautious with the kind of life one leads being in wealth is very important. It's a shame he found himself in such situation.\nYeah, that is A LOT of drugs. I wonder where he got this amount and how long he's been in the drug trade because you simply don't get those kinds of drugs in a short time. Really disappointing news.\nI actually have the same view as you do on his possession of such amount of drugs. That does not come in easily to anyone who doesn't have a connection with a distro. I'm not really surprised because he has a connection with Mexico, that country is known very well for drug cartel activities.\nEsteban was great back then for the Yankees and to read that he is associated hard drugs is really disappointing considering the fact the no one believed that he could have stooped so low to be involved in such a shameful act. After many amazing seasons he had and wrote his name in history, this is a big setback for such a legend and I hope he finds a way to recover from such a disastrous event.\nIt's truly a shame Esteban had to drag his image and reputation to the mud by getting mixed up with drugs and intent to sell if he hasn't been selling for a very long time now. This recent run actually turned out to be his day of reckoning and he was caught and is probably going to suffer long jail term if convicted.\nWho would have thought that a former Major League Baseball Pitcher will be arrested with drug related case? The news was so shocking which was none of anyone's expectation. For numerous seasons, he had marked his own name prominent. It's just hard to accept the fact about the news.\nWell, it's not unusual for well-known famous people to be linked with drug cases. Many famous names were linked to drug cases.\nWhy is drugs usually the bane of most popular people? If they aren't selling it, they are using it one way or another. Most athletes are accused of drug possession one time in their career and when investigated well, there seems to be an element of truth in such case.\nI don't realy understand why would people do such a thing, specially the big stars, they are more likely to use drugs. I mean, what's the point of taking care of your career when you end up destroying it? He just wasted his life over a drug, poor man.\nI think his life is already a wasted one because he wasn't just using drugs, he is actually into its selling as in like drug trafficking. This is a very serious crime and I doubt there is any kind of lawyer that can be able to get him off those charges leveled against him. Esteban is likely going to serve a long jail time.\nThey end up doing this because they reach a point when they have everything and they get bored, they need to fill that empty space with something. Or they are greedy for more money and they think they can have some kind of immunity because they are famous. But they don't think about the consequences and they end up destroying everything they build in life. Also it's a commomn thing among big stars to get in touch with the drugs business.",
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        "raw_content": "There are still lots and lots of results to come in but it looks like the overall picture won\u2019t change. Here are the five things we learned from the local elections 2017.\nDisaster for Labour\nToday has seen a litany of excuses from the Labour leadership. The party has lost more than 250 seats and control of five councils, including Glasgow which they held for 40 years. The party lost 40% of the seats it was defending in England and Wales received the worst polling for an opposition party the BBC started recording in 1981. John McDonnell has spent the day in the firing line. Starting on the Today Programme, he claimed that \u201cit was not the wipe-out many predicted\u201d. Nick Robinson responded by branding him \u201cdelusional\u201d.\nWithout dwelling on the scale of today\u2019s catastrophe for Labour, the question on many peoples\u2019 minds is what today means for the General Election in five weeks\u2019 time. In numerical terms, according to Sky News, the breakdown of today\u2019s vote predicts a much smaller victory for the Conservatives than the landslide which some have been talking about. Their analysis indicates a majority of 48 in the General Election. Conversely the renowned psephologist Professor John Curtice has said that the results looked like a harbinger of a big Conservative victory on June 8.\nBizarrely, the message from both camps is that today\u2019s results stand for little.\nUKIP in its death throes\nAt the last election in 2015, UKIP won a staggering 3.8 million votes but yesterday\u2019s vote appears to signify a fairly abrupt end to this rise. After results in 63 councils, UKIP has lost 108 councillors and only made a single gain. The party has been effectively wiped out in its former strongholds, losing 13 seats in Lincolnshire and all nine representatives in Essex. As former MP Douglas Carswell said today, \u201cjob done\u201d.\nThis collapse doesn\u2019t come as much of a surprise though. The party has arguably achieved its objective and is struggling to come up with a new reason for its own existence. However, UKIP still has a potentially crucial role to play in the upcoming General Election. Where will these votes go once they have left UKIP\u2019s sinking ship? With Labour in disarray and a significant ramping up of Brexit rhetoric from the Prime Minister, the Conservatives appear to be the only game in town for these voters. And this could have a major impact on the scale of the Tory majority. As Professor Matthew Goodwin of the University of Kent points out, if 50 per cent of UKIP\u2019s 2015 voters switch to the Conservatives, then 31 Labour seats are at risk. It looks like UKIP\u2019s loss is the Conservatives\u2019 gain.\nTory surge north of the border\nThe Conservatives were expected to make gains in these local elections but there have still been a few surprises here and there for them. The results are still coming in from Scotland but they have already increased their number of councillors by more than 100, including in areas that haven\u2019t gone blue for decades. Whilst the headline story in Scotland is still one of Labour demise, with the SNP on course to replace Labour as the biggest party in Glasgow, the Tories will be pleased with the gains they have made \u2013 at least in private.\nThe issue at the heart of the General Election campaign in Scotland will of course be independence but today\u2019s local election results seem to indicate that voters are tiring of the SNP\u2019s obsession with another referendum. Furthermore, the SNP\u2019s Westminster leader Angus Robertson will no doubt be concerned to see the Tories outpolling the Nationalists in the council area covering his Moray seat. It certainly looks like Ruth Davidson\u2019s \u201cScottish fightback against the SNP\u201d has legs.\nWhat happened to the Lib Dem surge?\nDespite making progress in vote share, the Lib Dems underwhelmed at the local elections. Tim Farron\u2019s party failed to make inroads in key targets like Cheltenham and didn\u2019t even make it into the final round of the West of England Mayoralty. Tim Farron\u2019s strategy is clear: steal votes from across the spectrum by campaigning vigorously as an unashamed pro-EU party. This appears to be working in the sense that it is attracting votes but it doesn\u2019t seem to be converting into the surge that everyone predicted.\nTim Farron\u2019s response has been to position today\u2019s results as a wakeup call as he doubles down on the message that the Lib Dems are the only route to preventing Tory tyranny. This is a potentially potent message and it appears likely that his party will win a number of significant seats in June. However, the scale of their success will be defined by their ability to target seats effectively.\nThe Metro Mayors arrive\nWhilst Andy Street\u2019s slightly surprising victory in the West Midlands will grab a lot of the headlines, Ben Houchen\u2019s victory in Tees Valley is arguably the more significant result \u2013 a shock Conservative victory in Labour\u2019s northern heartlands.\nThe Labour candidate Steve Rotheram did become Liverpool\u2019s first metro mayor, and Andy Burnham comfortably won Manchester. 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        "raw_content": "Nun Doctors\nDr. Fitzhugh Mullan Extended Interview\nDr. Roseanne Cook Extended Interview\nRead more of R & E correspondent Judy Valente\u2019s interview with Dr. Roseanne Cook:\nQ: Did you enter religious life with the idea of becoming a physician?\nA: No, I really didn\u2019t. I was a teacher for many years, and I didn\u2019t think about becoming a physician until I was in the community for, well, 12, 15 years \u2014 something like that.\nQ: What sparked that?\nA: It came to me, actually, through prayer. I had made a 30-day retreat, and while on retreat a year or two later, I was praying one evening, and it just seemed as if the Lord wanted me to do something with my life more than I was doing. Over the next few days of retreat, it finally came into focus that that\u2019s probably what it was. A friend of mine who was a physician\u2019s assistant in the mountains of Peru had planted the seed of the idea several years before that.\nQ: When you went to medical school, did you expect to be working overseas, or in the U.S.?\nA: I expected to be working in Latin America, in particular in Peru. But the Shining Path guerrilla movement was very, very active in the mountains there, and they were targeting the clinic that the sisters had, and the peasants that were coming to the clinic, and the sisters themselves. It became obvious that it was better, rather than to lose life, to go ahead and move out of that area. Then there was no clinic in Peru for me to work with. The sisters that remained there went into health education and went out into the community to help teach hygiene and good health habits and so on, rather than doing actual clinical work. They set up their headquarters at the mouth of the Amazon, around the northern part of the country.\nQ: And then how did you end up in Alabama?\nA: I\u2019m probably one of the only physicians recruited by their nurse practitioner. Sister Jane Kelley, who has been part of this clinic since its inception, kept calling me during medical school and then later on during residency training and saying, \u201cCome on down and see what we have down here. We need a doctor. We need a doctor.\u201d During the third-year residency program, we were given a month to travel around and try to see what location we\u2019d like to practice in. I came to a rural Appalachia area of Kentucky, rural Georgia, Alabama, and then went on to [the] Delta region of Mississippi. I finally decided to come back here.\nQ: What did Sister Jane tell you about the conditions at that time?\nA: She told me that the people were quite poor. Most of them did not have access to medical care of any kind of quality. The doctors that they had were all temporary; they would just come to pay off their [medical school] debts and then move on. And she asked if I would come to stay.\nQ: Did you know immediately you wanted to be here?\nA: Part of my decision was the fact that there were other Sisters of St. Joseph working right here in the area. There would be community support, and I wouldn\u2019t be out there all by myself, setting up a practice and so on.\nQ: How hard is it for you to see as many as 30 patients a day?\nA: Well, you go home tired but, you know, each patient has their own story to tell. Each room that you go into, there are some differences, and no two days are alike. It\u2019s not boring by any means. Sometimes it\u2019s a little fatiguing. We do a lot of walking because we try to provide medicine for people, and so we\u2019re walking back to the pharmacy all the time in between patients. But it\u2019s not too bad. Not too bad.\nQ: What are the types of problems people come to see you about?\nA: The most common problems that we see are associated with poor diet \u2014 diabetes and hypertension. And then flowing from those two diseases would be renal problems, cardiac problems, strokes. We see a lot of people with back injuries, because the main employment here is the logging industry. Many of the men who come in have had a tree fall on their back, or have been in a motor vehicle accident, or have had a skidder that went wild, and they lost an arm or a hand and are disabled from that. We see a lot of people who have problems with overuse syndromes \u2014 women who work in the sewing factories around here who have to do the same motion over and over and over again, and they get carpal tunnel syndrome. This morning we saw a woman who had difficulty with her hand. The tendon sheaths were all scarred down. She had been ironing at a cleaning establishment for 20 years, holding onto a hard iron, and it\u2019s ruined her right hand. We see a lot of injuries that come from chronic use, from hard use. But diabetes and hypertension are the two biggest that we see.\nQ: You work the emergency room. You do some procedures that another doctor might send a patient to a specialist for.\nA: I\u2019m on the staff of our little county hospital, and there are three of us that are active. We each take one night a week on call, which means that we see anyone who comes into the emergency room. That would be from 5:00 in the evening to 7:00 in the morning. Then we have one weekend a month, ordinarily, when we start at 5:00 on Friday and end Monday morning at 7:00. On the weekend, we may be the only doctor in the county, and so we\u2019re it. We see people who have motor vehicle accidents, people who fall out of trees, people who are in altercations and have knife wounds, fishhooks in hands, and children with upset stomachs. We see the whole range of things. If people are critically ill, mostly we will stabilize and transfer to a larger facility, because our little hospital doesn\u2019t have any intensive care. We don\u2019t have any on-staff surgeons. We don\u2019t regularly do OB work, because we don\u2019t have the insurance to do it. In order to get insurance to deliver babies, you have to have access to a C-section within 30 minutes, and we cannot. The next OB department is 40 miles away, and we can\u2019t get up there in 30 minutes. So, we all deliver babies in the emergency room, but we\u2019d rather we didn\u2019t. You can\u2019t send somebody out if they\u2019re really ready.\nQ: What are some of the other things that you do that a specialist would do in a bigger area?\nA: We set uncomplicated fractures and put casts on, do skin biopsies, remove moles, sometimes remove cysts that are a little bit deeper than just the skin. We don\u2019t have general anaesthesia. We wouldn\u2019t be taking out an appendix or any kind of major abdominal surgery or anything like that. A lot of doctors won\u2019t do simple casting, simple fractures anymore. They go to an orthopedic doctor for that. We see children. We don\u2019t have a pediatrician on hand, so we take care of children. We do a certain amount with cardiac patients, if they\u2019re stable and don\u2019t want to be transferred to a larger facility. We will keep somebody who\u2019s had an un-acute myocardial infarction. Sometimes we also take care of stroke patients at our little hospital. We take care of some bad abscesses and have to pack wounds. One of the things we do is house calls, something that a lot of doctors don\u2019t do anymore. I also have a large number of nursing home patients \u2014 about 35, 36 nursing home patients who are in varying states of health or illness. Nowadays, people get sent out of the hospital much faster, and many times are a lot sicker when they go back to the nursing home.\nQ: Why do you have to do house calls?\nA: Because people\u2019s transportation is so difficult in the country. Rural access is really a key problem \u2014 having any kind of transportation. There\u2019s no public transportation available, and our older folks, many of them don\u2019t drive. Younger people who would maybe be able to take them are off at work during the day. In some cases, it\u2019s such a project to get the elderly dressed and into a car that it\u2019s much easier for me to come to see them.\nQ: How hard is it for people to get adequate health care in an area like this?\nA: I would say it\u2019s fairly difficult, really, because so many of the people that we take care of don\u2019t have health insurance. Either they do domestic work, or they work for employers who don\u2019t provide them with health care because they\u2019re small operations \u2014 particularly our small trucking companies, who maybe have six or eight employees. Some of the smaller wood pulp manufacturing companies don\u2019t have many employees, and so they don\u2019t provide health insurance. And then a lot of our people also do farm work, and they don\u2019t have health insurance there, either. The first question when you try to refer somebody is, \u201cWhat kind of health insurance do they have?\u201d And if they don\u2019t have any, you don\u2019t get an appointment very easily.\nQ: How hard is it to recruit medical personnel to an area like this?\nA: It\u2019s very difficult, actually. Our little hospital has been wanting to increase our staff numbers, and they\u2019ve had headhunters out there looking for people to come. And we just haven\u2019t been able to find anybody.\nQ: And it\u2019s not just doctors, is it? It\u2019s medical technicians.\nA: Medical technicians, lab techs, x-ray. We have a perfectly good mammography setup at the hospital, but the girl that was doing them took leave when she had her baby and didn\u2019t come back, and we don\u2019t have anybody to do it. The mammography [equipment] has been sitting there idle for close to two years. They\u2019ve been advertising regularly, and we just can\u2019t get anybody in the area. Trained personnel are not common to our area. As a result, it\u2019s very difficult to fill those places.\nQ: What happens if someone needs a mammogram?\nA: We have to send them up the road to Selma, which from here would probably be about 50 miles; to Greenville, another 25 miles; to Monroeville, which is probably about 45 miles; or else over to Thomasville, which is about 50 miles. Selma right now is overbooked; so we\u2019d have to wait three or four months to get an appointment there.\nQ: And here in your own clinic, some equipment is lying idle.\nA: That\u2019s right. We have two wonderful dental chairs that are fully equipped \u2014 new equipment \u2014 and no dentist. We have many, many people with terrible, terrible teeth and a lot of health problems as a result of poor dental care \u2014 practically absent dental care. It\u2019s very common for me to look in someone\u2019s mouth and find the teeth rotted off right to the gum. You have this little black nub right down there in the gum line, which is just the root of the tooth sticking up.\nQ: It\u2019s also access to prescription medicine, too.\nA: Yes. It\u2019s 25 miles in either direction to the nearest drugstore. Even if patients have Medicaid, many times it takes them $20 to get into town, because whoever they ask to drive them wants remuneration. As a result, even if they only have to pay a dollar, two dollars, three dollars for their prescription, you have to add their transportation cost on to that. It\u2019s difficult. About 20 percent have Medicaid. The rest do not, and Medicare patients, for the most part, don\u2019t have any pharmacy coverage and are all on fixed incomes. That makes it very difficult for people. More than 80 percent don\u2019t have any way of getting their medicines.\nQ: Why is it so hard, do you think, to recruit doctors and medical personnel here?\nA: Most doctors want to be in a larger metropolitan area, where there are a lot of colleagues that they can call on for consults, for backup, for interaction of all kinds. Many times doctors\u2019 families don\u2019t want to come to a rural community, unless they\u2019ve grown up in a rural area and want to go back. They\u2019re just not interested in living out in the country, where you might have three restaurants. You have to drive up to Montgomery in order to see a movie in a theater, which would be about 70 miles away. The school system in our area is not really good. The school system is not integrated, even though it\u2019s supposed to be. And the quality of education has been questioned over and over again by not just the ordinary citizens, but by the state board of education. So there are drawbacks. There\u2019s also the fact that so many people are poor and don\u2019t have insurance. As a result, the doctor\u2019s worried about being able to make it financially in an area like this.\nQ: What would a doctor earn here?\nA: Well, it depends. If they\u2019re in private practice, it depends on how good they are. I\u2019m an employee of the Rural Health Medical Program, and so my salary is reasonable, based on federal guidelines. About 40 percent of our operating budget comes from a federal grant, and as a result, we\u2019re able to see patients and discount the services and have federal monies come in and subsidize us, so that we can continue to function and stay afloat.\nQ: Is there a general shortage of doctors in this country, in your view, or is it just a question of too many doctors in certain areas and not enough in other areas?\nA: It\u2019s a distribution problem, not a numbers problem. It stems from the fact that rural medicine has not been emphasized in medical school. Efforts are being made now to improve that; residents and medical students are being encouraged to take rotations with rural doctors. Almost every month of the year, we have either some medical student or resident here helping along with us and getting a feel for what rural medicine can be. We hope some of them may come back into a rural area when they get finished.\nQ: Does it get lonely for you?\nA: Yes, it is lonely. I do have my church community, and I have got some good friends in the area. I stay in touch with family. There\u2019s always the phone and visits and so on. And I do get away. If I didn\u2019t get away, it definitely would become too difficult. I enjoy gardening, and I\u2019ve got a big yard to take care of. I enjoy refinishing furniture and music and reading. I do a pretty good job of taking care of my free time, whatever little bit there is. It gets filled up quickly, so I don\u2019t have too much time to think about being lonely.\nQ: Is your Catholicism ever in conflict with your medical work? For example, how do you handle birth control questions, or abortion?\nA: We don\u2019t advocate abortion. We try to advise other possibilities for a woman who becomes pregnant when she doesn\u2019t want to be. We do have a family planning program we try to get people in, and we don\u2019t impose lack of contraception on our patients, by any means.\nQ: Is that because they\u2019re mostly not Catholic?\nA: There are very few Catholics in our area \u2014 very few Catholics. Our little mission church has maybe 30 parishioners. I don\u2019t know how many churches there are, but we\u2019ve got all kinds of churches. Catholics are a very, very small number in the area. It\u2019s a way of not imposing my beliefs on someone else who doesn\u2019t have those same beliefs. That wouldn\u2019t be very fair to them.\nQ: Do you think it makes any difference to the patients that you\u2019re a Catholic sister?\nA: I don\u2019t think so. I don\u2019t think most of our patients really know what a Catholic sister is, to tell the truth. They know that we care very much about them. They know that we go the extra mile. I\u2019m not sure whether or not they see that as being a sister, or just being a good woman. I\u2019m not positive about that. But I do know that most of our patients have never experienced the old-fashioned sister in the black-and-white hat. That\u2019s just not part of their experience at all.\nQ: Does it make a difference to you and how you view your patients that you\u2019re a Catholic sister?\nA: I think it does. I approach them with a great deal more love and reverence. I don\u2019t see them as a client and me as a provider. I see them as another human being who is suffering, and I hope to bring healing to them.\nQ: How does your spiritual life inform your medical work?\nA: It definitely gives me the energy to come in each day with a cheerful spirit and a generous heart. Without that, I think that you could get pretty jaded seeing the things that you see day in and day out. Sometimes we see people taking advantage of the system, trying to get away with as much as they can get away with, people who don\u2019t have insurance and we don\u2019t find out until way later, people who aren\u2019t willing to do their part to get better and who expect you to do it all.\nQ: What is it about your spiritual life that gives you that cheerful spirit?\nA: It\u2019s knowing how loved you are. The good Lord is right there all the time and is very much protecting and guiding. That deep conviction and experience is the energy by which you function.\nQ: What do you think would happen to this community if you were to retire or could no longer work here?\nA: That will happen one of these days. I\u2019m not getting any younger. Nobody\u2019s here to stay. I would hope that we would find another physician who would be willing to come and stay. And I certainly would pray very hard that the Holy Spirit would inspire somebody to come.\nQ: Do you think that will happen?\nA: I hope so. We have a wonderful setup here. We have worked at making a clinic that is really comfortable to work in and pleasant to be in, and I would hope that when I would leave or when Sister Jane leaves, it wouldn\u2019t just fall apart. I think that someone else would come.\nQ: You\u2019ve said the medical profession is prejudiced against the poor. What did you mean by that?\nA: Now that it\u2019s a \u201cfor-profit\u201d industry, it\u2019s losing some of its professionalism and altruism; the medical profession is looking for repayment \u2014 money. Let\u2019s just put it that way. If you don\u2019t have access to money, then your case is not taken as seriously. That\u2019s not true of everybody, but there is a tendency in that direction. Many people have experienced that when they have approached the medical profession, or have been in need of health care when they didn\u2019t have their insurance card with them, as it were.\nQ: What can be done to fix that?\nA: I really believe that we as a nation should have a national health insurance program. We\u2019re one of the only industrialized nations that do not have universal health coverage for our citizens. We keep talking about how wealthy we are as a nation, and yet we take very poor care of our own. I do believe we need to move in that direction. The number of employed people without insurance is growing, growing, growing every day. The other problem is tying insurance to employment. It is really not common sense, because when you actually have to use health care a lot, usually you become too ill to work. And then what happens? You\u2019ve lost your job. You\u2019ve lost your insurance. And many of our prices are inflated in order to cover this very problem \u2014 the people who become ill and are no longer able to work can\u2019t get on Medicare right away and have huge bills because of lack of coverage. Health care really should be a public trust, just like education should be a public trust. It shouldn\u2019t be left to our employers to cover us.\nQ: What is the most difficult part of your job?\nA: The weekend call is what gets to you the most, because you don\u2019t take a day off then. Some weekends are very, very hectic. You don\u2019t get a lot of sleep, and then you go into five days of work just like you normally would, with your normal call schedule that week. And you\u2019re really exhausted by the end of that stint. You get two weeks without any breaks. That\u2019s what I find the hardest.\nQ: Have you ever been at personal risk in the time that you\u2019ve been here?\nA: Yes, I have. I was coming to work, and I was about four miles from the clinic, and some young men had the hood of their car up. They were parked on the edge of the road and looked like they needed some help. So, I stopped and jump-started them and put the jumper cables back in the trunk, got back in the car, got ready to leave, and one of them pulled a gun on me and hit me across the face, pushed me over on the other side. They drove me into a wooded area that was adjacent. They robbed me and knocked me out, threw me in the trunk of the car, slammed the trunk down, said, \u201cYou\u2019re dead,\u201d and then the bullets started flying into the trunk. Four bullets went into the trunk right where my head was.\nQ: None of them hit you?\nA: One zinged across my cheek, and that was it. When you talk about being loved and protected \u2014 the good Lord wants me here. Otherwise, I would\u2019ve been dead back in December.\nQ: Did that change your attitude at all about your work?\nA: No. It was just one incident. It\u2019s over with. It\u2019s done. Well, it\u2019s not quite done yet, because we still have a trial ahead of us. It was an experience that I wouldn\u2019t like to do again, but from it I certainly found out how valued I am in the community, how loved I am. A lot of positive things came out [of] it, besides the bruises and so on. So, no, it doesn\u2019t make me afraid. Definitely.\nQ: Did it strengthen your resolve to stay here and continue the work?\nA: It certainly did. I hadn\u2019t even thought about leaving, actually. I don\u2019t have any qualms. I still walk the dogs at night and live alone without any problems.\nQ: Did you go right back to work?\nA: Within two days I was back to work.\nQ: How do you deal with the racial prejudice that still exists in this part of the country?\nA: I find it difficult. Right now, a few of us formed a book club. It\u2019s a racially mixed group, and we go to each other\u2019s homes and share a meal once a month and have some really lively discussions. This is one way to break down some of the barriers, of the black community not socializing with the white community. The churches are separate. There are black Presbyterian churches, white Presbyterian churches, black Baptists, white Baptists. The most segregated time is Sunday morning, which is a scandal when you think about it. And yet, that\u2019s the way it is right now. The thing that bothers me the most and that makes it hard to recruit people into the area is the fact that we still have a segregated school system. Our neighboring counties have integrated but, for some reason, our county has not. We live in hope that the time will come when it will happen, but it hasn\u2019t happened yet.\nQ: What\u2019s the most rewarding aspect of your work?\nA: My patients, and knowing you can help people, and that you really do help them. You see them get better. The people that you can\u2019t help to get better, you help to be at peace with what they have going on. The appreciation that they show, the gratitude that\u2019s there \u2014 yes, it\u2019s the patients. 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        "raw_content": "Oh, thank goodness the federal government finally decided that we can continue to collect antique items made at least partially of ivory such as this fabulous folk art portrait miniature! So many antique dealers and museums labored long and hard to make the government understand that these true antique pieces do not pose a threat to living elephants.\nI am really thrilled to be offering this portrait miniature attributed to Charles Willson Peale. Peale is one of the founding fathers of American portraits. He a saddler, harness-maker, clock and watch-maker, silversmith, artist in oils, crayons, wax, and miniature. He was a soldier, legislator, lecturer, taxidermist, and dentist. He married a succession of wives and had children with all of them. He fathered 17 children, 11 who lived to adulthood. 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Mary was the child of Dr. William McIlvaine (1722\u20131770). Dr. McIlvaine was born in Ayr, Ayrshire, Scotland, and practiced as a physician in Burlington, New Jersey. He died in Bucks County, Pa. Mary\u2019s mother was Mrs. Anne Emerson McIlvaine born about 1725 Philadelphia and died about 1758. Mary had two brothers, Joseph & William. Mary\u2019s brother Joseph died in 1787. Mary and Gen. Joseph Bloomfield raised her brother Joseph\u2019s son, Joseph Bloomfield McIlvaine as their own. Other than their adopted son, Mary and Gen. Joseph had no children. The man the Bloomfields raised as their own became a clerk of the county of Burlington, New Jersey; United States Attorney of the District of New Jersey; captain in McPherson's Regiment of Blues as early as 1798; was appointed aide on the staff of the Governor of New Jersey with the rank of colonel in 1804; and elected Democrat to the United States Senate in 1823. Mary died at the age of 66 in 1818. Her husband remarried and then died 5 years later at the age of 70. Mary and Joseph Bloomfield (and his second wife, Isabella Ramsey) are buried in St. Mary\u2019s Churchyard in Burlington, New Jersey.\nMary\u2019s husband General Joseph Bloomfield (1753-1823) practiced law in Burlington, New Jersey and was the registrar of the admiralty court from 1779 to 1783. He served as the New Jersey Attorney General from 1783 to 1792 and as a trustee of Princeton College from 1793 until his death. He was elected the fourth Governor of New Jersey as the first Jeffersonian-Republican to hold that office. He served as governor from 1801\u20131802 and, then again, from 1803\u20131812. Bloomfield was elected as a Republican to the Fifteenth United States Congress and reelected to the Sixteenth Congress from March 4, 1817 through March 3, 1821. Bloomfield ran for, but was not elected to, the Seventeenth Congress. In 1796, what had been known as the Old First Church was formed and was named the Presbyterian Society of Bloomfield in honor of Joseph Bloomfield. When the Township of Bloomfield was formed, the name was taken from the name of the Presbyterian church. Joseph Bloomfield was quite proud of his military service, which he began when he dropped his study of law (almost completed) to join in the Revolution as a captain in the new Continental army. He resigned in 1778 with the rank of major. He also served as a general commanding the New Jersey militia. Bloomfield was a key player in cementing the Jeffersonian party in New Jersey from 1796-1800. The Jeffersonian-Republicans captured control of New Jersey in 1801.\np>Peale painted at least two portraits of Mary, one oil on canvas and this miniature. He painted at least one of her husband (oil on canvas). Peale\u2019s portrait of General Bloomfield was painted in 1777, one year before his marriage to Mary. Peale dated Mary\u2019s oil on canvas portrait 1783. To my eyes, this miniature shows us a younger Mary than the large portrait. I suspect that Peale was commissioned to paint this miniature during Mary and Joseph\u2019s engagement or as a marriage gift, either 1777 or 1778. Mary probably wears a wig. The hairstyle is frizzed, stuffed to make it stand out farther from the head (often horsehair stuffed into cushions), stiff shoulder length curls on each side of her neck. The back of her hairstyle likely includes a \u201cbanging chignon\u201d although we cannot see it from our view. It appears that her hair is powdered. Her white dress has a low cut d\u00e9colletage which crosses at her bust and tucks into the bodice of the dress. The neckline is edged with stiff white lace. The white color of the dress and the pale color of her skin is punctuated with the dark background and the touch of red that Peale included in Mary\u2019s sash and hair bows.\nThe portrait resides in what appears to be the original pendant case which has a very thin plain front edge but decoration along the outside edge that is lovely gold-work. Please note that I do not test metal and cannot say whether the pendant is gold, some other metal or a combination of both. From the looks of it, I would guess that the edging of the pendant is gold and the back is some lesser metal. The condition is lovely with no cracks, warping or restoration that I can see. The pendant case does, however, look as if it has been opened at one time. It is likely that the case was opened for cleaning. 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        "raw_content": "The title of this blog entry by Mr. Tim Challies really caught my eye. It caused me to take the time to read his article and I assume the reason why you are taking the time right now to this entry. Here are some quotes from the article:\n\u201cI\u2019m kind of a jerk. For as long as I\u2019ve been able to think about myself, my heart, my life, I\u2019ve known that I\u2019m a sinful person. I\u2019ve never doubted the reality of my depravity. And if there ever had been any doubt, being married and having children and immersing myself in a local church has provided all the proof I, and they, need.\nBut lately I\u2019ve been considering one simple and disturbing aspect of this sin: I\u2019m better than you. At least, this is what I believe in most of life\u2019s situations. I\u2019m just plain better than you. Somewhere deep inside I believe it\u2019s true and too often I live and act like it\u2019s true.\nI'm just plain better than you. Somewhere deep inside I believe it's true and too often I live and act like it's true. Click To Tweet\nThis is the old sin of pride, I suppose, the one we talk about so often but deal with so seldom, the one many people put at the root of all sin. And it\u2019s amazing to me how much of my sin comes down to it. I think I\u2019m better than you. Too often I\u2019m just plain convinced of it.\u201d\nI\u2019m better than you. I must confess that this exactly how I often think. I\u2019m pretty sure it is how most of my students think frequently too. This will be a great place to start next week with our classroom morning devotions.\nProverbs 29:23 \u201cA man\u2019s pride\nshall bring him low:\nbut honour shall\nuphold the humble in spirit.\u201d\nSource: Challies Dot Com\n\u00ab MANIFESTING TRUE WISDOM \u2013 December 18 From the Eyes to the Heart \u00bb",
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        "raw_content": "This time, Chicago gets the low flying helicopters 'n such.\nAccording to the Chicago Trib,\nU.S. military personnel are conducting training exercises in and around Chicago through Thursday, including flying military helicopters in areas around downtown at night.\nCity agencies are providing support for the \u201croutine military training exercises,\u201d according to a release from the city\u2019s Office of Emergency Management and Communications.\nEarlier this year, similar highly visible exercises took place in Miami, followed by a mock assault on parts of Galveston, Texas.\nI'd love to hear exercise planners explain what potential target cities comparable to Miami or Chicago the U.S. military wants to be ready to sweep into.",
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        "raw_content": "One morning after a particularly heavy bout of drinking and doing \u201cterrible things,\u201d Ignatius William Perrish wakes up with devil horns growing out of his head. But even stranger than that is the fact that the horns seem to have a magical power to tease out the most disturbing secret thoughts of the people he comes in contact with. Ig is confused and dismayed by this turn of events, not that life has been easy leading up to this transformation. It was only a year ago that Ig\u2019s girlfriend Merrin was raped and murdered at the old foundry, and everyone is sure Ig committed the crime, though he wasn\u2019t held as a suspect. With the sudden appearance of the Horns, Ig learns that even those whom he thought were closest to him are mistrustful of him. When his brother, Terry, sees the horns and finally admits he knows exactly who killed Merrin, Ig goes from the persecuted to the persecutor. 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I spent my time with this book in a fever of anticipation and had to sneak in a few pages everywhere I went, sometimes even when people were having a conversation with me!\nIg is your typical nice guy, which makes it all the more strange that he suddenly has horns growing out of his head. When he first notices them, they are but small little red bumps that he thinks are a part of his hangover imagination. When he begins to notice that the horns make people say the most awful things on their mind, he\u2019s not only frightened, but angered by what he hears. No one is safe from the power of the horns, and though Ig searches for comfort and normalcy in the people he comes in contact with, he finds none. The horns also have the power to make shocking secrets known to Ig whenever he touches someone\u2019s skin, and these things also repulse and anger him. I relished Ig\u2019s coming into contact with someone new throughout the whole story, because I knew there would be outrageous confessions and startled reactions, though I can imagine that Ig didn\u2019t. When I was reading about all this I was wondering if the horns would eventually fully turn Ig into the demon he was beginning to resemble, but that never happened. Though he does a few malevolent things, Ig mostly keeps his honor and goodness intact, but it becomes ever harder once he discovers Merrin\u2019s killer is one who has been lurking close by for years.\nI liked that the second part of the book takes us back to Ig\u2019s childhood, where the restlessness of adolescence and his first meetings with Merrin and his close friend Lee take place. This section gave the book a really well rounded feel and made it easy to sympathize with the reality of Ig\u2019s loss. Merrin was wonderful to read about, and she captured Ig\u2019s heart instantly. Funny, wise and beautiful, it was easy to see just how young Ig fell in love with the girl. As time progresses and their relationship grows, I saw a more mature and considerate love replace the childish crush as Ig and Merrin both move onwards towards adulthood. All of these milder sections were shattered when, after an argument, Ig drives home alone and wakes up to find that Merrin has been raped and murdered at the abandoned foundry. Although he was never really a suspect, all those around him believe Ig was the culprit and that his family\u2019s wealth helped him get away with murder.\nWhen Ig discovers the true murderer with the help of the horns, pardon the pun, but all hell breaks loose. Not only is Ig angry, he wants vengeance and he won\u2019t let anything stop him. Tender and sweet Ig is slowly transforming into something altogether more violent and strange as time passes and more and more comes out in the open. Though he fights the influence of the horns, he can\u2019t help but play the part that\u2019s written for him, and become the thing that all men fear. The conclusion was unexpected but I felt it fit well with the rest of the story and I was pleased by the whole atmosphere and mood that Hill created. Though the true murderer was revealed early in the book, Hill has a way of flashing backwards and forward so convincingly that we got to see the whole thing, from the motive to the conclusion and the retribution. It was a masterful way to handle the whole thing and I was completely enthralled with all of it. I was also surprised at how funny this book could be. While it seems that this frightening affliction with the horns should be serious business, Hill really comes through with the funny moments and has great comic timing. After devouring this book in only a couple of days, I can now honestly say I have a total crush on Joe Hill. He can write like nobody\u2019s business and knows just how to keep his audience in the palm of his hand. This book also contains a novella called The Devil on the Staircase, which was first published in Neil Gaiman and Al Sarrantonio\u2019s collection called Stories. Hill explains between the two stories that they are very different endeavors, but both are representative of some of ideas he has cultivated on the subject of the devil.They were both very good, but as I said before, very different. Horns is an impressive novel and not one you should miss, and I have a feeling there will be a lot more Joe Hill in my future.\nAlso, great news! The first 1000 people to preorder Joe\u2019s latest novel and then email joehill@harpercollins.com with proof of purchase will receive a specialized bookplate from Joe \u2013 he\u2019s been signing and doodling all sorts of creations on bookplates for days now! 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(I forgot that he is Stephen King's son until I saw his picture, lol... he looks just like him!)\nI don't think I've read a single bad thing about this book!\nWhat an incredibly creative and unique story - it almost seems like it could be dangerously close to being considered as not a serious book, at all but it sounds like instead it is quite an intense and thought-provoking (dare I say) study of being honest, with a dash of humor sprinkled through it. Sounds like my kinda book and one I need to pick up soon! I've not heard of this book before and now I'm wondering where the heck I've been to see so many fantastic bloggers raving about this?!\nThis sounds pretty bizarre! Great review!\nOooh he is kinda cute. And like you, Heart-Shaped Box was one I really REALLY wanted to read and it just passed me by. Huh. Well, dammit I'm just going to order it from the library (of course will read after April 1st) and then move onto this one. Nice job twisting my arm! 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I really loved Heart-Shaped Box and I'm looking forward to reading Joe Hill again.\nAah, how I love literary crushes ... and Joe Hill certainly seems to be pretty fantastic.\nWow! This sounds excellent! I haven't read anything by Hill before but I might need to start now!\nI read Heart-Shaped Box and it was pretty good. You do know he is Stephen King's son, right? I guess the ability to tell scary, supernatural stories runs in the family.\nYup, Jenners, I totally knew. I didn't mention it in my review because I didn't want to make it seem like he was riding on his dad's coattails, and I wanted readers to really be able to see that although Hill's books share the same supernatural elements as King's, he stands alone as an author.\nYou know I tried reading his first book and just couldn't get into it at all. Not sure I would even give this one a chance but maybe one day since you liked it.\nWOW. 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        "raw_content": "I do love a good book store...\nAs someone who is an avid reader and who loves to visit book shops, it saddens me when I hear about any book store closing. In my personal opinion we live in an age where these types of places are needed more than ever.\nNo matter what country you're in the problem that faces these types of stores is the same and it's nothing new, with trying to compete with online retailers and rising overheads stores are shutting at an alarming rate. I know you're not here to read about business economics but stay with me here.\nThis is exactly what happened to legendary Horror book store 'Dark Delicacies', after 25 years in business they were faced with a huge rise in rent and with their lease soon to run out, owners Del and Sue Howison were being forced to look for somewhere else to try and keep their established business going.\nDel stated on the GoFundMe page:\nOn December 3, 1994 my wife, Sue, and I opened Dark Delicacies, the original all-horror independent book and gift store in the United States. Located in Burbank, California, we soon became recognized as the \u201chome of horror.\u201d\nWe are known, not just locally, but around the world for our weekly signings and events where fans are able to mingle with their favorite writers, directors, actors, composers, among so many others.\nOur customers, as well as the amazing artists who have signed at the store, are family; many of whom have been with us since the beginning of this wonderful dark ride.\nAlthough we may be a little more tired at the end of the day than when we first opened, our passion is still the same. We want to continue offering a place for people to drop by and hang out for a while, meet up with friends and fiends or make news ones.\nOur escalating rent over the last few years created an enormous financial strain. Some days we were just happy to be able to keep our lights on. Moves are expensive and this one is no exception. So, we are asking for a little help in making a resurrection possible.\nAnything you can give to help keep the crypt open will be greatly appreciated. We know times are tough, so if you can\u2019t, don\u2019t sweat it. Promise to still venture on in. After all you\u2019re \u201cone of us.\u201d\nNow this post was originally going to be something of a begging post, pleading with you to visit the GoFundMe page and help them raise their total needed of $25,000. I've now effectively had to change this blog post because that total has been reached and then some, at last look it had gone over $30,000, the extra money is to help with renovations.\nThis is in thanks to the likes of Horror icons Guillermo del Toro and James Wan who put their status and influence to very good and most helpful use by publicly posting on social media asking people to help and word has it they even put in donations themselves to help the store.\nThe money generated by the GoFundMe page will be used to help pay for moving and rebuilding costs for the Howisons\u2019 new store. Because of the overwhelming support they received, Sue Howison said she has replied back and thanked every person who has donated.\n\u201cWhether it\u2019s a $5 donation or $3,000, it means just as much,\u201d she said as she wiped away tears. \u201cI\u2019ve answered every single donor because it means that much.\u201d\nI can't begin to tell you how happy all this makes me, to see the Horror community come together and help save this store, a store I hope to one day peruse. If you do still want to help out you can still donate on their GoFundMe HERE",
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        "raw_content": "Taking A Look Back At \"The Blair Witch Project\" Games\nThree games expanding on the story of \"The Blair Witch Project\".\nMy background in gaming is nothing impressive, I was always a few years behind everyone else when it came to consoles and when it came to PC gaming, well I had no clue at all!\nWe didn't have a PC in our house until I was in my mid teens and even then you have to remember that this was a time when it was a real luxury to have one. 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I'd never used a keyboard as a controller before.\nOnce I finally got my heard around that I was off and I found myself engrossed in the game, as someone who really enjoyed the mythology of the 'Blair Witch' tale and what it entailed here was my chance to somehow explore it in my own way. For a teenager who was mad on Horror this was amazing, I'd never experienced anything like this.\nThe first game, \"Blair Witch Volume I: Rustin Parr\", is set in the 1940's and you play a research scientist sent to Burkitsville and you have to investigate Rustin Parr. I remember really got into the whole story and found myself playing for hours, sat in the dark, basically being a stereotypical gamer.\nI really was engrossed in the whole thing and once I'd burned through that game I was straight onto the next one as I was loving the whole interactive story and just wanted more. Though once again I had to wait a long time I had to wait a while as the game installed but at least it gave me a break from the screen.\n\"Blair Witch Volume II: The Legend of Coffin Rock\" is set during the Civil War, you play as a dying Union soldier with amnesia who is rescued by some villagers. In return, he agrees to help them find their missing children and goes to the haunted Burkittsville forest. Sounds like fun eh, well not really.\nUnfortunately the second one wasn't as fun as the first game and even though there was a lot of story it just went by so quickly, there wasn't as much freedom to it and I was just left disappointed as I had high expectations after my experience of the first game. Sequels, we all know the deal.\nThe third game, \"Blair Witch Volume III: The Elly Kedward Tale\" is set in 1785, you play a witch-hunter who is investigating whether or not a Burkittsville woman who is accused of witchcraft is taking vengeance on her fellow villagers who tried to lynch her. A really enjoyable premise.\nEven though a lot of people didn't like this game, I remember really enjoying it and being captivated by it. I really got into it, I don't care what anyone says it as enjoyable. That was it, I'd played all three games and I was really happy and I also had that strange sense of achievement that comes with completing a game.\nI wish I knew what happened to those games, they just seemed to disappear, lost over time. 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        "raw_content": "The Psychrometric Chart\nThis table was developed in the early 1900s, a German engineer named Richard Mollier. This is a graph (Fig. 1.31)that represents the properties of moist air from the point of view of the dry bulb, the wet-bulb temperature, relative humidity, humidity ratio, and enthalpy. Three of these properties is sufficient to determine the status of moist air. It is important to note that the chart can be used only for the atmospheric pressure (i.e., 1 atm, or 101.3kPa). If the pressure of different humid air equations can be used.\nUnderstanding the dynamics of air humidity and will provide a solid Foundation for understanding the principles of the refrigeration and air conditioning systems. Fig. 1.32 shows multiple processes on the psychrometric chart. Fig. 1.32a exhibits cooling and heating processes and therefore an example of increase and decrease in the dry bulb temperature. In these processes, the change of sensible heat are found. There is no latent heat involved due to the constant moisture ratio of the air. Fig. 1.32b example of dehumidification on a constant dry-bulb temperature with the decrease of humidity ratio.\nA very common example is shown in Fig.\n1.32c which includes both the cooling and dehumidification of the air, which led to a decline in both dry bulb and wet-bulb temperature and humidity ratio. Fig. 1.32d exhibits humidification of adiabatic constant wet bulb temperature (1-2), for example, spray type of humidification. If this is done with heated water, the result will be (1-2'). Fig. 1.32e displays chemical dehumidification, as water vapour is absorbed or adsorbed from the air using an absorbent material. He is isolated because of the constant enthalpy humidity ratio decreases. The last time (Fig. 1.32f) is the process of blending two streams of air (i.e., one is able to 1 and the other in condition 2), and their mixture reaches the state of 3.",
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        "raw_content": "Habima Irit Mor\nTel Aviv Municipality is proud to present:\nthe newly renovated Habima Building\nHabima is one of the oldest cultural institutions in Tel Aviv, and perhaps the city's premier institution. The national theatre, an outstanding symbol of Hebrew culture, serves as a source of pride for the city of Tel Aviv-Yafo, the cultural hub of the state of Israel. Its standing as the cultural capital was attained thanks to Habima, the thriving cultural institutions within the city, and the artists living and creating in it. Yet the city doesn't only revel in the successes of its cultural ambassadors, but rather takes responsibility for their existence and is genuinely committed to their prosperity.\nIn the new season of plays at Habima, the theatre will return to its original, renewed venue. From the day its cornerstone was laid in 1935 to this very day, Habima has been transformed over and over again. Yet during each and every one of its many transformations, Habima theatre remained the most important cultural anchor in the city's cultural life.\nThe municipality of Tel Aviv-Yafo views the preservation and promotion of the city as Israel's leading cultural center as being of great importance, and perceives this as a national service. The renovation and renewal of Habima are part of the municipality's policy over recent years to rejuvenate the city's historic assets (the boulevards, cultural institutions, seashore, promenade, the White City and more).\nAs part of the renovation, Habima underwent structural and aesthetic changes designed to allow a wide range of options that will enable it to meet the demands of a contemporary and progressive theatre.\nThe theatre's original pillars, that underwent all of the buildings transformations, were exposed and they now provide the public with a peek into the history of Tel Aviv.\nThe new structure complies with international standards of quality and provides the veteran institution with proper accommodations for the national theatre; a suitable venue which is elegant and contemporary, that will amplify Habima's special charm and enable expression of the diverse talents of those working within it and the theatre's repertoire.\nThe structure houses four halls:\nRovina Hall \u2013 the main hall\nMeskin Hall\nBartonov Hall (also known as Habimartef), that looks like a Greek arena with concrete tribunes\nExperimental theatre \u2013 a small, bar shaped hall\nDisplayed in the lobby are works by the late Uri Lifshitz \u2013 portraits of the theatre's founders: Hanna Rovina, Yohoshua Bartonov, Aharon Meskin and others.\nHabima Website\nGroup Exhibition // Good Intentions\nMount Zion's Religious & Mysterious History",
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The NFP program has no age limit.\nCriteria for an MSP scholarship\nApart from the RNTC course admission requirements, you need to meet the following requirements to be eligible for an MSP scholarship:\nYou are a national of and live and work in one of the following 9 Middle East and North Africa (MENA) countries: Algeria, Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, Libya, Morocco, Syria*, Tunisia;\nThe MSP is ONLY open to applicants of Syrian nationality who are residing and working outside of Syria in one of the selected MENA countries.\nYou have a Government Statement (only if applicable, please check this overview) that meets the requirements of the country in which the employer is established;\nYou are not over 45 years of age at the time of the scholarship application deadline.\nStuNed Scholarships are available for Indonesian professionals with at least two years' work experience:Nuffic Neso Indonesia (in Indonesian).\nThe Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs: Grantfinder\nThe Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs: Study in Holland\nStart in time with your RNTC application:\n1. 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        "raw_content": "Publishers Win Free Use\n86 PUBLISHERS WIN OVER FREELANCERS\nPublishers Get Right To Reuse Work Without Paying\nIn New York District court federal judge Sonia Sotomayer dismissed a closely watched lawsuit by freelance writers against the New York Times and other major media organizations over the rights of freelancers when their work is republished on-line and in other new media.\nIf this decision is upheld on appeal, publishers would automatically have the right to re-publish in any electronic format any works previously printed in their publications, without additional compensation to the creators of the work. According to the judge publications are allowed to do this irrespective of any previous contractual arrangements.\nThe writers who brought the suit in the case know as Jonathan Tasini et.al. vs. the New York Times et.al. alleged that the media organizations were illegally reusing the freelancers' work that had originally appeared in newspapers and magazines.\nThe writers argued that they should be compensated for this additional use. They also claimed that the publishers were reaping a financial windfall from new media - one that Congress never intended when it formulated the copyright law.\nThe judge agreed with the publishers that under a provision of the federal Copyright act (section 201 C) they were allowed to reproduce freelance articles that had originally appeared in their publications when those publications are translated as \"collective works\" into electronic formats.\nSotomayor said that she had to apply the copyright law as it is written, even though new-media technology couldn't have been anticipated in 1976 when Congress revised the law.\nPhotographers and Writers Dilemma\nFor the last 21 years freelance photographers and writers have been producing work for relatively low fees for the first initial use with the contractual understandings -- backed up, we believed in law -- that we would receive appropriate payment for additional uses.\nIn fact, many creators have earned much more from the second rights to the work, than they were paid for the original use. Many could not support themselves on the fees paid for the initial use, and can only earn a decent living through a combination of initial use fees and re-use fees.\nNow, those re-use fees for the work done during the past 21 years have been terminated. This ruling certainly brings into question re-use fees for the publication of books, or chapters from books, as well as electronic uses. Thus, it affects every editorial creator.\nSotomayer indicated that Congress is free to change the law if it wants to take into account the new-media revolution and the resulting questions about writers' rights to their work, but she points out the courts can't act \"on the basis of speculation as to how Congress might have done things differently had it known then what it knows now.\"\nClaire Safran, president of the American Society of Journalists and Authors (ASJA) said, \"While Jude Sotomayor's reading of the law and her logic may seem reasonable, her understanding of electronic publishing is seriously flawed.\n\"We're astonished that the judge bought the defense argument that database use constitutes only a 'revision' of an issue of a magazine or newspaper. It doesn't. And we're even more astonished at her statement that 'the electronic data abases retain a significant creative element of the publisher defendants' collective works.' They don't.\n\"Electronic data base compilers strip out nearly everything a publisher brings to its publication: photos, drawings, advertisements, page layout, headline type, index, table of contents--virtually everything that makes a magazine or newspaper what it is. Each article is reduced to the writers' words. And those words belong to the writers.\n\"The data base compilers then mix that issue's articles with hundreds of thousands of articles from years' worth of hundreds of other publications, making a new and totally different compilation. A computer user simply cannot find the actual issue of the publication itself in the database--because it doesn't exist. A 'revision' of the publication? Hardly.\n\"One other important point is that this case revolves around a part of the copyright law that applies only when there is no written contract between publisher and author. But most magazines--and, increasingly, newspapers--do use written agreements. So the ruling in this case doesn't apply to most articles by freelance writers published in major magazines and newspapers.\n\"We think an appeals court would see things very differently from Judge Sotomayor.\"\nEmily Bass, an attorney for the writers said her clients expect to appeal. Her partner, Michael Gaynor, called the judge's decision \"an Alice-in-Wonderland type interpretation\" or the federal copyright laws.\nBruce P. Keller, a Debevoise & Plimpton attorney representing the media organizations, said that all the judge's ruling does is permit publishers to do what they've always done -- reproduce the contents of their publications in other formats. Where once they did so on microfilm, now they're doing it in new media.\nGeorge Freeman, assistant general counsel for the New York Times, said the decision means \"electronic reproduction of freelance articles such as in Lexis will be treated no differently than those articles on spools of microfilm.\"\nIn addition to the New York Times Co., the other defendants include Time Warner Inc.'s, Time Inc. magazine group which publishes Sports Illustrated; the Times Mirror Co. newspaper Newsday; University Microfilms Inc. which produces CD-ROMs; and Nexis operator of Mead Data Central Corp. 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        "raw_content": "League of Women Voters of Florida v. Browning: Blocking Enforcement of A Restrictive Voting Law\nEditor's Note: On December 15, 2011, the League of Women Voters of Florida, Rock the Vote, and the Florida Public Interest Research Group Education Fund (\u201cPIRG\u201d) filed suit in federal court in Tallahassee challenging Florida\u2019s onerous new restrictions on community-based voter registration drives.\nThe restrictions challenged in the suit were enacted by Florida legislators earlier this year as part of H.B. 1355, a broad package of election law changes. They include extremely burdensome administrative requirements, unreasonably tight deadlines for submission of completed forms, and heavy penalties for even the slightest delay or mistake. These restrictions are so unnecessarily harsh that they have forced the League of Women Voters and Rock the Vote, among other groups, to shut down their voter registration programs in Florida.\nOn behalf of these civic groups, the Brennan Center, the ACLU Foundation of Florida, and pro bono partners Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP, and Coffey Burlington asked the court to block Florida\u2019s new restrictions on the basis that they violate both the US Constitution and the National Voter Registration Act. On March 1, Plaintiffs presented their argument for a preliminary injunction in front of Judge Hinkle of the Northern District of Florida.\nA federal judge blocked enforcement of key provisions of a restrictive voting law in Florida at the end of May, a breakthrough victory for Florida voters and voting rights advocates nationwide.\nThe law included onerous restrictions on community-based voter registration drives, forcing the League of Women Voters of Florida and other groups to shut down their drives. In his decision, US District Judge Robert Hinkle found that the Constitution and federal law prohibit most of Florida\u2019s recently-passed restrictions, and highlighted the law\u2019s impact on the Plaintiffs\u2019 constitutional rights.\n\u201cTogether speech and voting are constitutional rights of special significance; they are the rights most protective of all others, joined in this respect by the ability to vindicate one\u2019s rights in a federal court. \u2026 [W]hen a plaintiff loses an opportunity to register a voter, the opportunity is gone forever,\u201d US Judge Robert L. Hinkle wrote in his opinion blocking most of the Florida law. \u201cAnd allowing responsible organizations to conduct voter-registration drives \u2014 thus making it easier for citizens to register and vote \u2014 promotes democracy.\u201d\n\u201cToday\u2019s decision makes clear that laws that make it harder to participate in the political process should be rejected,\u201d said Wendy Weiser, director of the Democracy Program at the Brennan Center, and co-author of the report, Voting Law Changes in 2012. \u201cFlorida\u2019s law and others approved in the past year represent the most significant cutback in voting rights in decades. Today\u2019s decision will help turn the tide. Rather than erecting senseless barriers to voting, we should make our voting system work by upgrading our ramshackle voter registration system.\u201d\nIn 2011, a wave of suppressive laws passed that could make it significantly harder for millions of eligible Americans to cast ballots this fall, according to the Brennan Center\u2019s comprehensive study, Voting Law Changes in 2012.\nThe Florida decision marks the first time a federal court has blocked one of these restrictive voting laws, and comes after the Department of Justice, in a separate lawsuit, opposed Florida\u2019s law restricting voter registration and early voting. The Justice Department also rejected restrictive voter ID laws in South Carolina and Texas. A judge ruled that Wisconsin\u2019s voter ID law violated the state Constitution.\nNews and Issues, History, Issues, Politics, Government, Legal, Senior Women Web, Sightings\nSally Yates, a \"Truly Noble, Heroic Figure\", a Woman of the Year\nDianne Feinstein's Statement on Recent Statements by President Donald J. Trump\nSenate Select Committee on Intelligence: Attorney General Jeff Sessions Appears Tuesday To Testify; Jared Kushner Agrees to Be Interviewed\nThe Largest Single Criminal Health Care Fraud Case Ever Brought Against Individuals: $1 Billion Scheme Involving Miami-based Health Care Providers\nWoman of Note, Ellie Kinnaird: What's Going On in North Carolina?\nDon't Look Away: Elder Justice \u2014 More Federal Coordination and Public Awareness Needed\nThe Electoral College Needs Some 'Splaining; Who Are Faithless Electors?\nHow The Health Law Might Be Changed By The Next President",
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        "raw_content": "You are here: Home / Reviews / 352 Media Group: A Creative Digital Agency of Amazing Transformations Company...\n352 Media Group: A Creative Digital Agency of Amazing Transformations Company Review\n352 Media Group has gone a long way since it started in 1997. The company began as a mere idea of its founder while staying in his fraternity\u2019s house. After ironing a few things out, 352 Media Group started to create amazing transformations for many websites, including Fortune 500 companies.\nThe firm believes in five core values: inspiration, teamwork rapport, smart solutions, and celebrating victories. 352 ensures that everybody working on a project has the passion and the drive to create something exciting and effective. The company goes beyond the usual notion of a sleek design, as that particular layout has to deliver.\n352 works closely with its clients. The first step in every campaign is to research thoroughly and find out what the client does best. As it is the goal of the company to build relationships while delivering solutions, 352\u2019s customers enjoy daily updates on a project \u2013 be it in the form of an email update, short phone conversation, or a brief chat session.\nThe agency has transformed websites of different clients, from startups to large businesses such as Microsoft, CNN, Porsche, Wells Fargo, and the Tampa Bay Times.\nWith a strong adherence to its values, 352 delivers the right solutions that achieve optimal ROI through thorough research, teamwork, and close collaboration.\nhttp://www.352media.com/\nLink building, web design and development, SEO, SMM, SEO Copywriting, mobile marketing\nTampa Bay Times, Microsoft, CNN, Ben & Jerry\u2019s, Porsche, American Express, Wells Fargo, University of Florida, Western Michigan University\n5100 W Kennedy Blvd, Suite 225, Tampa, FL 33609",
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        "raw_content": "You are here: Home / Reviews / Relevance SEO Company Review\nRelevance, a multi-disciplinary digital marketing company, specializes in website marketing and digital communications for high-end brands. They engage in elegant design, functionality and search engine optimization services. With offices in London, Southern France, and Miami, their team provides clients a variety of services, such as design, development and PPC.\nThe company\u2019s media professionals are on a 24-hour shift to provide the clients consistent and valuable customer service system. Dedicated to luxury markets, they employ professional website designs that suit the needs of the clients. Relevance also provides account managers that will tailor digital marketing solutions that will increase your search engine rankings and boost the clients\u2019 sales.\nRelevance is committed to deliver cutting edge services that get leads to client websites. They offer keyword research and on-site optimization along multilingual search services and excellent photography. They also incorporate social media strategies, which generate leads to the website. The company engages in industry-accepted practices and tactics while living up to their mission of relevant digital marketing.\nRelevance is a multi-disciplinary digital marketing firm that focuses on website marketing and digital communications for luxury brands. With up-to-date and innovative services, they assist clients in maximizing the Web and optimizing content.\nhttp://www.relevanceweb.com/\nPay Per Click Management, Search Engine Optimization, Social Media Marketing, Web Design Services\nFraser Yachts, Carlton International, Hip Chalets, Vista Print, Y.P.I. Group\nEnglish, French, British\n020-7887-6003 (London) | +33-015-345-6679 (Paris) | +1-561-283-4212 (USA) | +33-048-355-2574 (France)\n10 Place Vendome, Paris, France",
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She finally achieved that goal when she published Smoke in the Kitchen this spring.\n\u201cIt sounds impossible, but it\u2019s surreal to be published here in the United States,\u201d she said.\nBack in her native Sierra Leone, where she worked first as an executive secretary in the Office of the President and the vice president\u2019s office before joining one of the ore-rich nation\u2019s mining companies, and then starting her own business, Gloria self-published a guide for secretarial and administrative assistants and pioneered \u201cThe Secretary.\u201d The magazine was launched by Laura Lee Peters, a former U.S ambassador to Sierra Leone.\nIn the seventeen years since Gloria came to America, she has taken time to hone her writing skills.\n\u201cAlthough I self-published booklets and a magazine in Freetown, Sierra Leone, writing for the American or international audience was a task,\u201d she said. \u201cWhen I emigrated to the United States I knew I wanted to write so I decided to educate myself.\u201d\nGloria attended courses in article and fiction writing at New York University. She also became a member of the International Women\u2019s Writing Guild.\n\u201cI had the opportunity to interact with published and non-published writers, authors, and literary agents.\u201d\nGloria finished the first draft of her manuscript 10 years ago but life got in the way.\nShe recently retired from Rutgers Biomedical and Health Sciences (formerly known as the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey) after six years.\n\u201cWhen I completed the first draft, it didn\u2019t meet the standard for publication. I found a professional editor who did substantial editing. I then sent out over two dozen queries to literary agents and publishing houses and received the usual rejection responses. I reedited the manuscript a little more but it still didn\u2019t get picked up by a traditional publisher. I then decided to explore other options as it was my goal to see this book in print.\"\nDid she consider self-publishing?\n\u201c Yes I did. Three months before I retired. 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During one of the longest teachers strike in Freetown, she was instrumental in organizing representatives of the PTA, teachers, and officials of Ministry of Education to meet, resulting in a successful collective bargaining.\nHer journey from concept to publishing has helped crystallize her talent and creativity, she said.\n\u201cThe opportunity to plot this story was something I enjoyed doing, and bringing out some of the culture and the tradition of Sierra Leone was exciting.\n\u201cThe process, of course, was grueling; as you know writer\u2019s block is something every writer has to deal with. I was determined to get the book published because the story in Smoke in the Kitchen, I believe, resonates with everyone in terms of overcoming adversity.\"\nGloria left Sierra Leone for vacation on May 4th, 1997, she told Sewa News last year.\n\u201cI traveled to Gambia and held meetings with officials of the vocational school as well as the Ministry of Education regarding training of their secretarial and administrative personnel. It was my intention to advance business beyond Sierra Leone and introduce Gloronia Secretarial Institute and the robust training it offered Sierra Leoneans. I spent two weeks in Gambia, then [flew] to the United States via London. I eventually arrived at Newark airport on May 24th, 1997, one day before the coup/rebel activities in Sierra Leone. I always wonder, how did this happen?\u201d\nGloria says she was lucky she had her son and family in the United States, who helped with her transition.\nNow, she\u2019s pushed ahead again, pioneering with a whole new exciting adventure in the world of books.What\u2019s next for Gloria?\n\u201cA poetry book is my most immediate project. I also have a character in Smoke in the Kitchen that I would love to develop into another story. I have quite a few short stories that I did during my writers\u2019 workshop with Gotham\u2019s and I intend to collate them into one big story. I still participate in online courses because there is so much I need to learn if I want to continue to write for this great audience.\"\nSmoke in the Kitchen\nBy Gloria S. N. Allen\nSmoke In the Kitchen is about second chances. Set in Freetown, Sierra Leone, the story is about 43 year old Sara Moses who happens to find life\u2019s purpose where she least expects.\nFollowing the untimely death of her fianc\u00e9 and her unborn daughter, her life becomes empty and meaningless. With much persuasion from her sister, she picks herself up, dusts herself off, and begins a new life. She falls in love and marries a government official. Still plagued by her challenging circumstances including her desire to have children, she starts the process of adopting. This doesn\u2019t go well due to retaliation from an unknown source. Sara rchannels her energy by forming a reforestation society and encourages the nation to replant the forest. At the end, Sara provides a second chance to nature as well as to two innocent children.\nThe harmful smoke emitted by the use of traditional wood fires for cooking has negative health and environmental impacts. Not only does it cause lung disease, it also contributes to deforestation. 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        "raw_content": "Three helpful things to do after an accident\nOn behalf of Shannon Law Firm, PLLC posted in injury and tort law on Tuesday, October 3, 2017.\nWhen you plan your Labor Day weekend road trip, you may think about the essentials: how much food to pack in the cooler; whether there are movies for the kids to watch, whether you packed all that you will need at your destination, whether you need to get gas.\nIn all of your pre-trip preparations, you probably don\u2019t think about what to do in the event of an accident. After all, why should you? Most people are safe, prudent drivers who have never been in a crash. Nevertheless it is better to be safe than sorry. With that, we offer the following tips for what to do after an accident.\nStay calm - This may be easier said than done, but remaining calm at the scene is critical in preserving your claim. Yes, it is okay to shaken, or even angry, but you don\u2019t want to do anything that could jeopardize your ability to recover damages.\nBe sure to get insurance information \u2013 Regardless of who you may believe is at fault, getting the other driver\u2019s insurance information is key. There may be a problem with obtaining this information; either because the other driver left the scene, he or she did not have their information (even though they are supposed to under state law) or they are unconscious. In these instances, other identifying information (such as a person\u2019s address, telephone number, and license plate number) can be helpful.\nUse your camera \u2013 The camera on your cell phone can be very helpful in memorializing the scene of the crash as well as the damage to your vehicle. You may also be able to quickly download your insurance company\u2019s app so that you can send pictures directly to your insurer so that you may start a claim.\nIf you have questions about your legal rights after a Labor Day weekend car accident, an experienced personal injury attorney can advise you.",
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I had these accomplishments set out in my mind to occur by the time I reached certain ages. When I was 22 I should have finished my degree and should be pregnant with a daughter, because I grew up with 4 sisters and 1 brother so obviously I expected to be a mom to girls. Getting pregnant should be easy, pregnancy was supposed to be easy as well as being a mother. Well, life doesn\u2019t always happen the way we plan. Although I did marry my Prince Charming, I found myself at 24 unable to get pregnant after two years of trying. When I reached 25 I had been on a few fertility drugs and was still not pregnant. Frustrated and confused, I decided to stop all the treatments my doctor had prescribed. Maybe my plan wasn\u2019t going to work out. The month I stopped taking the medicine, I found myself pregnant. I was thrilled. I was very grateful, super sick and wondered why the heck I had wanted this so bad.\nMy pregnancy went without any problems. I went for my regular checkups. We went for our 20 week ultrasound and everything looked perfect. We did find out that we were expecting a boy, not part of my plan. I had no idea how to raise a boy. I was shocked but felt blessed to be able to be pregnant. I remember thinking there was no way I could do scout camp and bugs, but I was grateful nonetheless.\nAs I prepared for this baby, I had no idea that my life was going to change forever. The \u201cgray\u201d was about to make its strong appearance. I was 38, almost 39 weeks pregnant. I hoped I would go into labor soon as my body was tired. On October 17, 2009, I had a baby shower scheduled, thrown by my sweet neighbors. My mom came to my house to attend with me. I remember walking down the street mentioning to my mom that the baby hadn\u2019t moved much. I was reassured that he was running out of room and getting big. That evening my husband and I had been out with friends and I was feeling down. 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We prayed for strength\u2026 I prayed for a miracle. As they wheeled me to the last room on the delivery floor I wondered how I was supposed to do this. 26 hours later, on October 19, 2009 I gave birth to my son. 6 pounds 6 ounces. 19 inches long. He was beautiful. He had his dad\u2019s lips and my nose. He was fuzzy and perfect. When they placed him on my chest he was warm and I wished with everything in me that he would take a breath. But he was born still. The only audible crying in the room was mine. How could this happen in 2009. We can save lives from all kinds of aliments, but they could not save my baby. We were not given any answers as to why this happened. His cord looked perfect. The placenta was in great shape. There was no indication of any sort of problem. I left that day with a vase of flowers. No baby. I was devastated to say the least.\nWe named him James. I believe with all of my heart that I will get to raise him one day. I believe that he is mine forever. I believe that he has something important he is attending to right now. He made me a mother. I think the hardest thing, as an angel mom, is the worry that people will forget my baby. He counts to me. He has a spirit and a body. He changed me. There is not a day that goes by that I do not think of him. I am now over 6 years from my loss. I do not believe I will ever \u201cget over the pain\u201d, but I do believe that I have become stronger. I am no longer the person I was before him. I am grateful for him.\nShortly after James passed away we got pregnant with our second child and have a daughter almost exactly a year younger than James. And have since had another son. What a blessing they are in my life. We include James in our lives. We talk about him and he counts as one of our children.\nAfter loosing James I thought I would never complain about being a mother. And I haven\u2019t\u2026 just kidding, I complain! I have my fair share of rough days. 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        "raw_content": "The Scottish Local Authorities Economic Development (SLAED) Indicators Report for 2017/18 was published on 6 December 2018. The publication coincided with the SLAED-EDAS annual conference.\nScottish local authorities employ 1,280 people in economic development and spend \u00a3498m on mainstream economic development and tourism activities.\nIn the past year, councils supported over 14,000 local businesses and helped almost 16,500 unemployed people into jobs.\nThrough effective partnership working, councils levered in an additional \u00a31.71 for every \u00a31 of council funding spent on economic development activities.\nThe report is based on data provided by all 32 of Scotland\u2019s councils. It summarises the wide range of areas where local authorities are making a significant contribution to the economy of Scotland.\nThe framework on which the report is based is designed to provide a consistent basis for collecting data and evidence on what councils throughout Scotland are delivering as local economic development bodies. The report highlights the importance of council-led economic development activities, demonstrating the contribution that is made to local and national economic outcomes across Scotland.\nThe report also reflects the central importance of local authorities in relation to the Scottish Government\u2019s inclusive growth priority. Councils across Scotland have had a long-standing commitment to economic and social policies that seek to target and support disadvantaged individuals and geographic areas. Reflecting the commitment to this agenda, eight new inclusive growth measures have been included in the 2017/18 report for the first time.\nJim Savege, CEO of Aberdeenshire Council and SOLACE portfolio lead for economic development, said:\n\u201cThe achievement of these significant outcomes demonstrates the value that councils place on economic development \u2013 both in their direct economic development role and across the broader range of council services that positively impact on the economy. It also highlights how councils have sought to prioritise this important area, despite operating in a continuing period of intense budget pressures.\u201d\nPamela Smith, Chair of SLAED, said:\n\u201cThis report summarises the hard work that goes on across Scotland\u2019s councils to support the Scottish economy. The report is used by councils to understand better where we are making a difference and, importantly, to highlight where there may be scope for us to make an even greater impact.\u201d\nThe full SLAED Indicators Report 2017/18 can be downloaded at www.slaed.org.uk/publications.html\nSLAED (Scottish Local Authorities Economic Development Group) is the professional group for those working in Councils in an economic development role. SLAED exists to provide a national voice for Local Economic Development in Scotland by linking the work of Scotland\u2019s 32 Local Authorities and bringing a collective influence to bear nationally. The SLAED network is comprised of senior officials from economic development services across all 32 of Scotland\u2019s local authorities It is a platform for discussing and sharing experience, expertise and best practice on a range of economic development issues relevant to Scotland\u2019s local authorities, and the wider Scottish economy.\nSOLACE is the Society of Local Authority Chief Executives. Economic Development is one of the key priority portfolio themes for SOLACE.\nSOLACE and SLAED work alongside other local government partners to promote and deliver a wide range of economic development services.\nThe report highlights that the economic circumstances of individual council areas can vary significantly, meaning that the challenges, opportunities and responses from councils will necessarily be different across Scotland. This is important to ensuring that tailored economic development approaches are fit for varying local circumstances. These facts mean that any direct comparison of delivery and performance between councils requires to be understood with reference to these individual circumstances.",
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        "raw_content": "Posted on March 3, 2014 December 6, 2018 by Lynley\nCan you have real relationships with fictional characters?\nLecture 9 of David Beagley\u2019s series of lectures on Fiction For Young Adults is titled What It Is To Be Young And In Love (available on iTunes U, La Trobe University).\nOne of the references in this lecture, which compares and contrasts Twilight by Stephanie Myer with Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen, is Greenfield\u2019s Absent Minded Heroine: Or, Elizabeth Bennett Has A Thought, an analysis which looks very much at the idea of absence: how to fall in love when the person isn\u2019t actually there. It looks at the idealisation of another person, love at first sight, and at the unreliability of appearance.\nHere\u2019s something I never noticed about Pride and Prejudice until it was pointed out to me: Lizzie only falls in love with Darcy when he is not there. Between her rejection of his proposal when apparently he was the \u2018last\u2019 man she would marry and then his reappearance at her house having solved the problem, Greenfield has worked out that Lizzie has seen him for perhaps three hours total. Yet she has fallen in love with him. She builds her epistemology upon how things appear, and it\u2019s only when there\u2019s no appearance there that she learns what Darcy is really like.\nDarcy, on the other hand, falls in love with Elizabeth when he sees her in her natural state, after tramping across a muddy field. Likewise, when Elizabeth sees Darcy again after reassessing his character he is walking across a field (unlike in the BBC adaptation in which case we have Colin Firth in a wet shirt \u2014 note that this scene isn\u2019t in the book \u2014 Darcy simply walks across the field towards them).\nSimilarly with Bella Swan in Twilight, it\u2019s when she\u2019s being tracked by a group of guys intent on raping her and is saved by Edward (who takes her to a coffee shop) that Bella is separated from her ditzy friends (who are off shopping) and falls in love. Bella and Edward are now alone, and later they\u2019re alone again, among the flowers in the woods. In both stories, the natural environment is important and symbolic: Get rid of artificiality then let nature take its course.\nA storyline of Love at First Sight is too corny for most modern novelists, so the modern romantic storyline is likely to start with some sort of misunderstanding.\nLizzie Bennett needs only three hours to fall in love with Darcy. Edward needs only to ask Bella to sit with him in the canteen and wow, they\u2019re in love.\nHow gendered is this? The girl has to wait for the boy to solve the problem until they can live happily ever after.\nA subsequent lecture from the same series is called Romance and Vampires. The first part of this lecture looks at the evolution of the vampire as a character in fiction, from the vampire as monster right through to the modern vampire, who is sexualised and sympathetic. After talking about the significance of Twilight and the author\u2019s Mormon background upon the storyline, Beagley talks about The Readers of Vampire Fiction and how Twilight has led to a critical revolution:\nOver 100 million copies of Twilight have been sold. People never thought Harry Potter would be knocked off the top of the best sellers list. [I\u2019m pretty sure the publishers never expected that either \u2014 otherwise the first book in the Twilight series might have been more thoughtfully copy-edited at a line level.]\nTwilight Fandom\nMyer didn\u2019t set out to write such a popular series [and says the idea for the story came to her as a sort of divine inspiration], but the response online from fans has been huge. The mechanism is the fansite, to which anyone can register. Users of the fansite can blog, share and ask questions and write their own fan fiction. Fans are creating their own parts of the story, then posting them online for other fans to read. A lot of the fanfic includes the raunchy sex scenes which Myer left out. [This indirectly lead to Fifty Shades Of Grey, another phenomenon.] Stephanie Myer is happy to embrace and actively support some of the actual fansites. Users tend to use pseudonyms. We don\u2019t know who is male, who is female, who is young or old. This anonymity is empowering. There are also a lot of negative responses on fansites as well. My Twilight Purgatory is an anti-fansite on Tumblr.\nAccording to the Pew Internet and American Life Project, 80% of adolescents use online social network sites, 38% share original creative work online, and 21% remix their own transformative works, inspired by others\u2019 words and images (Lenhart, Ling, Campbell, & Purcell, 2010; Lenhart, Madden, Smith, Purcell, Zickuhr, & Rainie, 2011).\n\u2013 Reading Today Online\nIn the past five years, this sort of fan activity has lead to a critical revolution leading to a new question: What is a reader and what is an author? The line has completely blurred. These fans are \u2018prosumers\u2019 \u2013 consumers who produce. The reader and the author are starting to blend and are now the same thing.\nMyer\u2019s own website lists (at the time of the lecture) 488 different fansites all about Twilight. They\u2019re even arranged by different languages. There are at least 30 different languages. (There are plenty more unrecognised fansites.)\nPeer Reviewed, Schmeer Reviewed\nMost of it is \u2018gush and squeal\u2019 about Edward or Jacob, and how these characters are so hot. But there is also a lot of serious commentary and worth reading. Why do we at universities make such a fuss of peer reviewed, serious academic literature when the blogs on the fansites are talking about the same things? This is causing a huge change in the nature of literary commentary.\nWhy Do Some People Get So\u2026 Fanatic About Fictional Characters?\nFictional Attraction may clear a lot of this up. This very interesting podcast from Stuff Mom Never Told You covers some of the research that has been carried out regarding what\u2019s known as \u2018Para social relationships\u2019 or PSR. The same stories keep coming up: Friends, Buffy the Vampire Slayer and of course in YA book world, Harry Potter and Twilight. These are stories in which a certain segment of fans are at the extreme end of involved \u2014 they may write fanfiction or talk about the characters on fan boards across the Internet, or with their real-life friends, reading the books or watching the shows over and over again. People most likely to develop these para social relationships with fictional characters are those going through a transition (so, teenagers) and the lonely (so, elderly people). But there is also some gendered difference: people whose relationship style is avoidant are less likely to be interested in forming attachments with fictional characters either, but for women, being in a secure relationship makes her more likely to become interested in fictional relationships, whereas for men the state of being anxious about one\u2019s real world relationships makes him more likely to seek out fictional ones. Fictional relationships are not necessarily a bad thing, and correlate with extroversion. They generally should be considered an extension of social life rather than a problematic competitor.\nHowever, I did last week watch a documentary about Mechanophiles (My Car Is My Lover, 2008). 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But, says Phillips, \"there's substantial evidence now that, because they're learning two languages at the same time, they have stronger brain circuits that support self regulation.\" That may explain why preschool can help them make quick progress: \"Their capacity to incorporate new information and to switch attention from one task to another, these are the skills they bring.\"\nAnd yet, the researchers said, that doesn't mean preschool should necessarily be targeted toward poor or disadvantaged kids. \"Part of what may render a pre-K classroom advantageous\" for a poor student or a child learning English, \"is the value of being immersed among a diverse array of classmates.\"\nNot all preschool programs are alike. Features that may lead to success include \"a well implemented, evidence-based curriculum\" and an emphasis on the quality and continuous training of pre-K teachers. There's still a lot of research that needs to be done, the study concludes, \"to generate more complete and reliable evidence on effectiveness factors.\"\nCurrently, the federal government, along with 42 states and the District of Columbia, spend about $37 billion a year on early childhood programs, mostly targeting low-income 3- to 5-year-olds.\nWhen it comes to what preschools should teach, the researchers took on a big question in that field, too: Should pre-K focus on the social and emotional development of children or should it concentrate on what researchers call \"skills specific curricula,\" namely numeracy and literacy?\nThe research clearly says it's not a matter of either/or.\n\"What we know is that children bring a vast array of experiences, both strengths and weaknesses,\" Phillips says. \"Some children need more support than others. 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        "raw_content": "In the gallery of Bette Davis' \"bad girl\" roles, it would be difficult to pick the baddest. But Stanley Timberlake in In This Our Life (1942) is definitely a contender. Stanley is a spoiled, selfish Virginia belle who dumps her fiance (George Brent) and runs off with her sister's (Olivia de Havilland) husband (Dennis Morgan)...and that's just in the first twenty minutes. The further evils that Stanley is responsible for include suicide, hit-and-run, racism, and even hints of incest. Not to mention her exaggerated cupid's-bow mouth and unflattering, fluffy hairdo.\nIn This Our Life was based on a Pulitzer Prize-winning novel about the contemporary South by Ellen Glasgow. John Huston, whose directorial debut, The Maltese Falcon (1941), had been a surprise hit, would be directing his first all-star vehicle. On Huston's suggestion, Warner Brothers had hired Howard Koch to write the script. Huston later claimed that he disliked the script, but since he had selected Koch, he felt bound to stand by him. Huston also said he was seduced by the idea of working with stars like Davis and de Havilland. With both actresses, Huston got more than he bargained for.\nThe two women were friends and had great respect for each other's work. The real battle on In This Our Life was one for control, between Huston and Davis. Bette often challenged her directors, and she felt that Huston had not earned his position due to talent, but because his father was the respected actor Walter Huston. Additionally, Huston quickly fell in love with de Havilland, and Davis felt the director was favoring Olivia with more close-ups. Davis was quick to let Huston know who the star was, and took her already exaggerated character over the top. In his autobiography, however, Huston claimed that she did so with his blessing. \"There is something elemental about Bette -- a demon within her that threatens to break out and eat everybody....The studio was afraid of her; afraid of her demon. They confused it with overacting. Over their objections, I let the demon go; some critics thought Bette's performance was one of her finest.\"\nOne strikingly modern element of In This Our Life is its treatment of the African-American characters. Parry Clay is a dignified young man, who is studying to become a lawyer. The studio was having trouble casting the role, until Davis noticed Ernest Anderson, a waiter in the studio's restaurant. She was impressed by his sensitive face and serious demeanor, and pointed him out to Huston. Huston agreed, and Anderson gave a fine performance as Parry.\nIn later years Davis was highly critical of In This Our Life, and blamed the script and Huston's direction. If there was any real-life catfight connected with the film, it happened when Bette Davis met author Ellen Glasgow. The outraged novelist minced no words in telling Davis how much she hated the film. Davis tried to lighten the atmosphere: \"You should have been an actress, Miss Glasgow - you're so volatile!\" \"If I had chosen acting over writing,\" Glasgow shot back, \"I wouldn't be the overacting ham you are!\"\nProducer: David Lewis\nScreenplay: Howard Koch, John Huston, based on the novel by Ellen Glasgow\nEditor: William Holmes\nArt Direction: Robert Haas\nCast: Bette Davis (Stanley Timberlake), Olivia de Havilland (Roy Timberlake), George Brent (Craig Fleming), Dennis Morgan (Peter Kingsmill), Charles Coburn (William Fitzroy), Frank Craven (Asa Timberlake), Billie Burke (Lavinia Timberlake).",
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        "raw_content": "The Highway Trust Fund pays for the upkeep of our roads, bridges and public transit. Yet for more than two decades, Congress has failed to increase its funding. The fund hasn't kept up with inflation, let alone the urgent needs for the modernization of our transportation systems. Now a crisis, years in the making, is coming to a head.\nTime is running out for Congress to fund the Highway Trust Fund, and hundreds of thousands of jobs are at stake\u2014700,000 jobs to be exact. That\u2019s more than double the number of jobs created last month. To be quite frank, the backbone of our entire economy is at stake.\nClick here to read more at the AFL-CIO.",
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        "raw_content": "This website has been open since November 28th, 1998 and is my tribute to the American Sitcom The Facts of Life; which, was produced for the NBC Network from 1979 to 1988 and is currently distributed by Sony Pictures Television. Long-time visitors have seen the site undergo many changes since it's inception, and in that time has aquired over 450,000 visitors since its launch. In a world where internet sites come and go every second, we are proud to have existed for over twenty years. We are currently the largest and #1 source for The Facts of Life anywhere!\nThe last update was on August 04, 2018.\nPlease send questions, comments, and suggestions to webmaster@televisionhits.com.\nTHE FACTS OF LIFE spun off of Diff'rent Strokes and debuted on August 24th, 1979. School Dietian Mrs. Edna Garrett, played by actress Charlotte Rae, mentored and guided 4 girls: the snobby-rich Blair Warner (Lisa Whelchel), gossiping 'Tootie' Ramsey (Kim Fields), impressionable Natalie Green (Mindy Cohn), and street-wise Jo Polniaczek (Nancy McKeon) at the all exclusive private boarding school, Eastland Academy. After somewhat of a slow start, the show found it's audience and became a definitive popular culture icon of the 1980's. In television history, it was the first show to feature an all-female-cast.\nIt was the longest-running sitcom of that era and evolved over time. The girls graduated from Eastland Academy. Mrs. Garrett opened her own gourmet food shop 'Edna's Edibles' which later evolved into the 1950's style malt shop called, 'Over Our Heads.' The show tackled many issues such as: infidelity, abortion, rape, homosexuality, divorce, sex, drugs, and suicide. 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She was the first cast member of the series to die.\nBy Mike Miller August 05, 2018 at 11:20 PM EDT; EW;\nCharlotte Rae\u2019s death has sparked an outpouring of condolences from celebrities and fans.\nThe actress, best known as wise and lovable house mother Mrs. Garrett on The Facts of Life, died Sunday at her home in Los Angeles, representatives for the actress confirmed. She was 92.\nKim Fields, who portrayed Dorothy \u201cTootie\u201d Ramsey on the hit sitcom, was one of the first to express her grief, writing on Twitter, \u201cYou all already know my heart is heavy yet\u2026. sorry, no words at the moment just love and tears\u2026 and yeah, smiles\u2026. #charlotterae #ripcharlotterae.\u201d\nTodd Bridges, who famously played young Willis Jackson along Rae\u2019s Mrs. Garrett on Diff\u2019rent Strokes, paid tribute to all of his late costars: \u201cRIP IN PEACE ALL OF MY CAST MATES. I MISS YOU ALL.\u201d\nMindy Cohn, who played Natalie Green on The Facts of Life, wrote a tribute to the late actress on Instagram. \u201cIt\u2019s with a heavy heart & tears (but a smile as i think of her) that I now move through the world without this incredible force of a woman being it. she was my champion, a teacher, a proud example of the tenacity and perseverance needed to live as a creative, along with your talent and gifts. i love you char. as I send sympathies to Larry and the rest of the family, I wish you the happiest of homecomings,\u201d she wrote.\nComedian Larry Wilmore also shared his thoughts on social media, where he posted a video of himself playing a cop on an old episode of The Facts of Life.\nRae revealed she\u2019d been diagnosed with bone cancer at the end of April 2017. \u201cLast Monday, I found out I have bone cancer,\u201d she said in a statement. \u201cAbout seven years ago, I was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer \u2014 which is a miracle that they found it because usually, it\u2019s too late. My mother, sister, and my uncle died of pancreatic cancer. After six months of chemotherapy, I was cancer-free. I lost my hair, but I had beautiful wigs. Nobody ever knew. So now, at the age of 91, I have to make up my mind. I\u2019m not in any pain right now. I\u2019m feeling so terrific and so glad to be above ground. Now I have to figure out whether I want to go have treatment again or opt for life. I love life,\u201d she continued. \u201cI\u2019ve had a wonderful one already. I have this decision to make.\u201d\nRae played the kooky but kind housekeeper Edna Garrett (unmissable thanks to that mound of bright orange hair) on Diff\u2019rent Strokes, and when she became a popular breakout character, Rae herself proposed a spin-off. That spin-off became The Facts of Life, a sitcom about a girls\u2019 boarding school and their (once again) kooky and kind house mother. Rae\u2019s Mrs. Garrett (or Mrs. G, as Nancy McKeon\u2019s Jo liked to call her) helped guide the girls through every very special episode theme imaginable, from depression to dating, AIDS to alcohol. Rae left the show in 1986 for health reasons, and though Cloris Leachman stepped in as Mrs. Garrett\u2019s sister, the show was canceled two years later.\nThe actress went on to guest star on TV shows like ER, Pretty Little Liars, Sisters, and The King of Queens, and appeared in movies such as Don\u2019t Mess with the Zohan and Tom and Jerry: The Movie. Her final regular gig was voicing \u201cNanny\u201d in the animated 101 Dalmations: The Series, which aired from 1997-98.\nRae shared many of her Hollywood experiences \u2014 including 44 years of sobriety and discovering that her husband, John Strauss, was bisexual \u2014 in her memoir, The Facts of My Life, released in 2015.\nIn her April 2017 statement, Rae also said, \u201cAt 91, every day is a birthday. 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Many famous guest stars made their way through the doors of Eastland School over the years, including George Clooney, Helen Hunt, Seth Green, Juliette Lewis and Mayim Bialik. The series ran from 1979 until 1988, and featured one of the most memorable theme songs in TV history.\nLike so many other classic shows of the past, The Facts of Life is now being looked at as a candidate to be rebooted. THR reports that Sony Pictures Television is in early talks to revive the series, with Leonardo DiCaprio and Jessica Biel both involved as executive producers through their respective Appian Way and Oceans Films production companies. No network is yet attached and no writer has been hired.\nNews of a potential Facts of Life reboot comes amid a slew of similar reports regarding other long-gone TV shows that are being considered for revival. Most recently, reports said the \u201880s sitcom ALF could get a revival from Warner Bros. Television. 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        "raw_content": "Think About What You Think About (2)\n\u201cGod can do\u2026far more than you could ever imagine.\u201d Eph 3:20 TM\nIt\u2019s said the king of Saudi Arabia once invited a famous golfer over for a tournament. Before the man returned home the king said, \u201cI\u2019d like to give you a gift. Anything you want; name it.\u201d The golfer declined politely, saying he didn\u2019t need anything. But the king was adamant, so he conceded, \u201cWell, Your Highness, I collect golf clubs.\u201d He imagined perhaps a gold putter or a diamond-studded driver. Imagine his shock weeks later when he got a letter containing\u2014the deed to a 2,000-acre golf club! Paul says, \u201cGod can do\u2026far more than you could ever imagine\u2026in your wildest dreams.\u201d Kings don\u2019t think like we do, and when you serve the King of Kings that\u2019s doubly true! God\u2019s plan for you is far beyond anything you could envision for yourself. The Psalmist said the Lord had dealt \u201cbountifully\u201d with him (Ps 13:6 NKJV). God values the smallest effort\u2014it\u2019s small-mindedness He objects to! If you truly believe He is directing your steps and that goodness and mercy follow you all the days of your life, expect great things from God. Leon Nacson says, \u201cAlways anticipate the best outcome for yourself and others, because when what you expect is just more of the same, that\u2019s what you get!\u201d Remember, \u201cFaith is being sure of what\u2026we do not see\u201d (Heb 11:1 NIV). So even when you can\u2019t \u201csee\u201d it, trust God to work on your behalf, to arrange for you to be in the right place at the right time, and for others to go out of their way to help you\u2014and watch God work.\nPosted on Wed, December 22, 2010 by theencouragingword",
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        "raw_content": "Everyone who drives a car needs to purchase an auto insurance. To choose the best auto insurance does not only means to get the lowest insurance rate as possible, but also means you can get quality customer service and other extras and benefits. Here we listed top 10 most important tips for you to choose the best auto insurance company.\n1.Collect a list for names of auto insurance companies.\nThe very first thing you are going to do is to gather information of auto insurance company and make list contains at least five to seven companies. Take a close look at their car insurance offer on each company\u2019s website. By doing this, you can compare what a company is offering and how can it compete with other ones.\n2.Look for others\u2019 recommendations.\nYou can talk with your family members or close friends to figure out their insurer and whether they are satisfied with their current insurer. Another good approach is to take a small talk with auto repair service people in body shops. The experts there have an interesting perspective concerning how easily it is to work with a particular auto insurance company.\n3.It\u2019s time to do some research.\nSince you already have several potential choices on a list and some recommendations from others, now it\u2019s time to do some research. Search for the reviews and comments online to find out some different facts about how each insurance company operates. Compare the facts and you can come up some qualified car insurance company in your mind.\n4.Take a close look at the insurance cost.\nYou can write down all the information for your vehicle that is going to be insured. Please make sure you are providing the exact same information to different insurance companies. Also remember to include all the potential drivers and do not vary your answer to the questions, for example, your estimated mileage, where you park your vehicle at night, etc., from different companies. Then you will be able to compare the premium cost from one company to another.\n5.Check out the possibility of applicable discount.\nSometimes the discounts are not always there in the policy if you don\u2019t ask for them. So don\u2019t forget to request the insurance company if there is applicable discount, for example, good student discount, discount for seniors, and discount for those who has clear driving record and pass the safety driving course, etc.\n6.Quality of customer service is another important factor.\nActually the quality of customer service is the second important factor to look at in addition to the cost. The customer service quality directly decides how difficult it is to deal with when you have car accidents. Will it be easy to get your vehicle inspected? What service will the company provide? Is there local insurance agent available to help you with your request? All these abovementioned questions should be well addressed before you decide which company to choose.\n7.What are the payment options for the company?\nYou should also take a look at a company\u2019s payment options. What choices do you have when you are going to pay your auto insurance policy? Is there any applicable fees when you decide to pay by month? How does they deal with the payment plans? This is not that important than the previous factors, but you should also think a little about that.\n8.Check the company\u2019s credentials.\nThe best way to do this is to find useful information on www.ambest.com, which offers a rating on the financial stability of different insurance companies. You can also visit http://www.standardandpoors.com/home/en/us/ to check the company ratings. Your state\u2019s Department of Insurance is also a good place to find out about a company\u2019s complaint record and any other issues in your state.\n9.Compare the information and make a final decision.\nPlease don\u2019t rush to the judgment and get lost only focusing on the cost. The last thing you need to do is to compare all the available information again and decide based on your personal preference. There is no such an absolute correct choice, but with the tips we prepared for you, I believe you can find your best auto insurance company.\n*Image source: http://www.autoinsurance.org/what-auto-insurance-company-statistics-can-help-me-choose/.\nHow to save money at Disney World\u20144 Tips\nTags: Auto Insurance \u00d7 Cost \u00d7 Credential \u00d7 Customer Service \u00d7 Discount \u00d7 Insurance Company\n6 Tips for Choosing the Best Insurance PolicyApril 8, 2013\n7 Tips on Buying Auto Insurance for SeniorsApril 4, 2013\n7 Tips for Buying Individual Health InsuranceFebruary 23, 2013",
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        "raw_content": "WASHINGTON, DC, 23 March 2018 \u2013 US poultry and egg producers praised Congress for passing legislation that provides farmers relief from federal emergency response laws that were never intended to apply to routine, non-emergency farming and ranching activities\nIncluded in the omnibus government spending packaging approved by Congress was the Fair Agricultural Reporting Method (FARM) Act. The legislation reverses a federal court ruling from last year and limits the circumstances in which farms would need to report air emissions from poultry and livestock operations under the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act (CERCLA). A 1 May federal court deadline was set to impose the reporting mandate on an estimated quarter-million farmers and ranchers. The burden of reporting emissions from the natural breakdown of manure has been removed by Congress by including the FARM Act in the omnibus.\nThe National Turkey Federation, National Chicken Council, US Poultry & Egg Association and United Egg Producers appreciate this bi-partisan effort from both houses of Congress. A week earlier the House of Representatives had submitted a companion bill to the FARM legislation, the Agricultural Certainty for Reporting Emissions (ACRE) Act. Members of Congress who led the effort to pass the legislation included Senators Deb Fischer (R-NE) and Joe Donnelly (D-IN) and Representatives Billy Long (R-MO) and Jim Costa (D-CA). Among the numerous original supporters of the measure were the Chairmen and Ranking Members of the Senate and House Agriculture Committees, Senators Pat Roberts (R-KS) and Debbie Stabenow (D-MI), and Representatives Mike Conway (R-TX) and Ranking Member Colin Peterson (D-MN).\n\u201cAll told, an additional 36 senators and 90 representatives ultimately co-sponsored the bills and stood up for the nation\u2019s poultry and egg producers and processors,\u201d said the poultry groups in a joint statement. \u201cThis united technical and legislative effort has been nearly 15 years in the making, and it is one of the most visible and essential demonstrations of support for US farmers. Our deep appreciation for this action and bi-partisan cooperation cannot be overstated.\u201d\nThe EPA had for 10 years exempted low-level continuous emissions of ammonia and hydrogen sulfide, a policy started by the Bush Administration and continued with the support of the Obama Administration. The Federal Circuit Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia struck down the rule based on the court\u2019s reading of the law, thus necessitating the need for decisive legislative action.\nUS poultry and egg producers welcome the President signing the bill into law.\nAs reported by USPOULTRY\nProduction Management, Waste Management, Government and Regulatory, General",
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        "raw_content": "President Muhammadu Buhari said on Friday in Abuja that the federal government remains focused and more energised in ensuring accountability in the country, noting that enforcing the Treasury Single Account (TSA) was not optional for growth.\nReceiving executives of the Association of National Accountants of Nigeria (ANAN) led by Alhaji Shehu Usman Ladan at the Presidential Villa, the President said insistence on the financial structure required much sacrifice and focus on the part of the government as \u201caccountability\u2019\u2019 was no longer optional.\n\u201cOne of the cardinal objectives of this administration is that people and all government institutions must give account for what comes in and goes out.\n\u201cWe did not introduce TSA, but we enforced it. TSA makes a lot of sense that you must have to give account for whatever comes in and goes out in government finance; that\u2019s accountability,\u2019\u2019 he said.\nThe President urged accountants to remain focused and support the government in the ongoing fight against corruption, warning that they might not be liked by many people because of their professional ethics, but the sacrifice was necessary for the country to grow.\nIn his remarks, Alhaji Ladan, who is the President of ANAN, commended the President for the laudable achievements in ensuring an inclusive and strong economy by plugging leakages, and making youth empowerment and infrastructure top priority.\n\u201cThis government has instilled fiscal discipline by plugging leakages,\u2019\u2019 he said, adding that Nigeria\u2019s image in the comity of nations had also improved significantly, attracting more Foreign Direct Investments.\nHe said the President\u2019s assent to the Not-Too-Young-To- Run bill further encouraged youth participation in governance, adding that the fight against terrorism was commendable as the Boko Haram insurgents had been degraded.\nHe also extolled government\u2019s effort in getting the economy out of recession, and repositioning it for diversity through agriculture.\n\u201cYour second term, Mr President, will bring more succour to Nigerians,\u2019\u2019 he said.\nStop blaming judiciary for lost corruption cases, CJN tells Nigerians\nCBN, NJI hold workshop for judges on Collateral Registry\nPresidency attacks Punch Newspaper over comments on Buhari",
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        "raw_content": "Squeeze is -- you guessed it -- another British band that was much more popular in the UK than in America during the '80s. They did make the Billboard Hot 100 three times, with \"Tempted,\" \"Hourglass,\" and \"853-5937.\" \"Hourglass\" was their biggest American hit, but \"Tempted\" is the one that still shows up on the radio once in a while.\nAs a rule, I never link to a video for which embedding is disabled. I figure if the geniuses at some record company don't want me advertising their product by embedding it in my blog, I'm happy to oblige them.\nBut I have to make an exception for \"Cool for Cats,\" because I couldn't do Squeeze without it. This is the first Squeeze video I ever saw, and it remains one of my all-time favorite videos. It's not \"high concept\" or anything, it's just the band and two backup singers/dancers playing in a sound stage. What makes it special is the dancers' enthusiasm, and the fact that they're wearing what appear to be red spandex catsuits, the most awesome black leather jackets (I ask you: How many bands are so cool that it takes two jackets to spell their name?), and red sunglasses.\nThe song is also awesome. It's not really the typical Squeeze sound. That's not their usual lead singer, but he delivers the song with this great cockney accent so the lyrics come out as \"They ge' a gang of villains in a shed ou' by 'Eafrow\" and so on. And \"Give the dog a bone\" has been one of my favorites euphemisms ever since. Here's \"Cool for Cats (1979).\n\"Another Nail in My Heart\" (1980) was more typical of their sound.\nOf course, I have to include \"Tempted\" (1981). It's really a great song.\n\"Black Coffee in Bed\" (1982) might actually be my favorite Squeeze song.\nLabels: 80s Music Monday, music, video",
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        "raw_content": "One of our most pleasant trips took place in the Golfo de Fonseca.\nAfter almost three hours by car from San Salvador we got to the Port of La Union, where we looked for a boat to give us a ride to the islands in the gulf. Just finding a boat was an adventure itself.\nAfter 30 minutes by boat we made it to the island Mart\u00edn Perez, which is inhabited and offers the most beautiful beach in El Salvador. The difference from the beaches in the gulf to those elsewhere is that the first ones offer less waves and currents, therefore allow for excellent swimming.\nA little less than 30 minutes more, and we arrived to the biggest island in the gulf, Isla de Meanguera, where some small hotels offer great views, and swimming from your room's balcony is possible. Nevertheless, choices regarding food are very limited; we suggest you take your own food, drinks and bottled water.\nWe heard stories about a new hotel being built by a foreigner on this island, which could increase its touristic standards. Despite our \"difficulties\" we strongly recommend you take this trip when looking for a more rustic yet gratifying experience, especially if you love just being beachfront and swimming.\nIf you are lucky enough you'll probably even get to see dolphins swimming around your boat.",
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        "raw_content": "The Canadian singer-songwriter and poet Leonard Cohen has written some of the most eloquent, powerful, and important popular songs of the past half century.\nAlthough many members of the younger generation are only familiar with his modern day hymn \u201cHallelujah,\u201d that\u2019s really just skimming the surface of Cohen\u2019s brilliance. For the man who wrote \u201cHallelujah\u201d has also given us \u201cSuzanne,\u201d \u201cSo Long, Marianne,\u201d \u201cAnthem,\u201d \u201cClosing Time,\u201d \u201cIf It Be Your Will,\u201d and several dozen other songs that musicians will still be covering in twenty, fifty, one hundred years time.\nLeonard Cohen is, arguably, my country\u2019s greatest living songwriter\u2014and an artist deserving of a thoughtful, eloquent, and comprehensive biography. Thankfully, my guest today has provided music fans with just that.\nSylvie Simmons is a longtime rock critic and music writer whose 2012 biography of Cohen, I\u2019m Your Man, was the rare hotly anticipated music biography that lived up to the hype.\nWritten over several years with the support, if not the official endorsement of its subject, I\u2019m Your Man is an engrossing and moving read, inspiring to Cohen fans as well as anyone who does anything creative for a living. Leonard Cohen\u2019s 80-plus years on this planet have been fascinating, occasionally tumultuous, and complex, and his biographer\u2014herself a longtime fan\u2014has honoured and celebrated Cohen\u2019s life with her book.\nIn today\u2019s episode of Travels in Music, Sylvie Simmons and I discuss her personal encounters with Cohen, what his music has meant to her and so many others, Cohen\u2019s reputation as a ladies man, salacious Canadian journalism, and much more.\nI was privileged for her to join me, and I hope you enjoy sitting in on my conversation with the author of I\u2019m Your Man: The Life of Leonard Cohen, Ms. Sylvie Simmons.\nI\u2019m Your Man: The Life of Leonard Cohen by Sylvie Simmons (Amazon)\n\u201cSuzanne\u201d by Leonard Cohen (Amazon / iTunes)\nThe Best of Leonard Cohen (Amazon / iTunes)\nSylvie Simmons performing \u201cFamous Blue Raincoat\u201d (YouTube)\nTom Waits interviewed by Sylvie Simmons\n\u201cYou Are In My Arms\u201d by Sylvie Simmons (Amazon / iTunes)\n\u201cClosing Time (Live)\u201d by Leonard Cohen (Amazon / iTunes)\nLearn more about Sylvie Simmons at:\nHer personal website",
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        "raw_content": "Soil Stabilisation introduced to Kurdistan\nFound a good news article here today about how Soil Stabilisation is being introduced to Kurdistan to improve their roads and provide long term durability. The article looks at the time, money and environmental benefits of introducing this technique along with the long lasting end results that can be expected. Have a read and let us know what you think.\nIf you would like more information on Soil Stabilisation, particularly its benefits and use in highway construction, then please give us a call on 01254 238 700 or send us an email to sales@trstabilisation.co.uk where one of our technical representatives will be more than happy to help. The will be able to give advice and offer assistance on the entire process from the initial sampling and mix-design, through to the final onsite compliance testing to show end results achieved. They can also provide information on the other uses of Soil Stabilisation and the many benefits it can typically offer to any type of development.\nThis entry was posted on Monday, July 15th, 2013 at 8:09 am by admin\tand is filed under soil stabilisation. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.",
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        "raw_content": "Unlock a mortgage to fit you\nYour mortgage questions answered\nAre you ready for a mortgage broker?\nWatch our guide\nChoosing the right mortgage broker is important, so we\u2019ve put together these answers for you.\nA mortgage broker is an intermediary (or middle man) who will arrange your mortgage for you with a mortgage lender.\nWhy use and choose a mortgage broker?\nBrokers know the market well and are up to speed with the latest deals. A mortgage broker can search the market for a mortgage to suit you, including some lenders who you won\u2019t find yourself, and they will advise you on which is the best one for you. Brokers also know which lenders are comfortable with unusual circumstances or irregular income situations.\nThere are two ways a broker can be paid. They can (but don\u2019t always) charge a fee for advising and arranging your mortgage. 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        "raw_content": "May 30 - Joan of Arc, Martyr, Warrior, Victim of Injustice\nTricky questions shouldn't have a place in a trial that is meant to be an exercise of justice but, then, Joan of Arc's trial wasn't designed to be fair. It was designed to reach the scandalous verdict of blasphemy and heresy for one who opposed English rule. At its most basic, it was the cloaking of the State in the garments of the Church so that power could be exercised in new and terrifying ways. The inquisitor--the one in charge of determining Joan's guilt--allowed her accusers to ask a leading question meant to solidify her guilt before the onlooking crowds. They asked her if she was certain that she rested within God's grace. On the surface, it seems a simple question for a woman who had received visions from God calling her to do unconventional things and speak truth to powerful and influential people. But, Joan was aware that there was no good, simple answer. If she said she knew she was in God's grace then she would be labeled a heretic for claiming knowledge that her accusers insisted was open to nobody--after all, only God could claim to know such a thing. If she said that she didn't know then she would be dangerously close to admitting her own guilt before a panel of accusers all too willing to punish her.\nJoan responded, \"If I am not, may God put me there; and if I am, may God so keep me.\" Though this was a beautifully crafted response, in Joan's ears its beauty could not compare to the sound of the silence that followed it. Her accusers were dumbstruck by the careful precision offered in her words and were forced to take another route of accusation to arrive at the predetermined verdict of guilty and condemned to death. They condemned her for her visions and claimed she was an impostor wrapping herself up in the garments of the Church while serving a civil master. They condemned her for wearing men's clothing and armor as she led French soldiers to resist the abusive and land-destroying practices of the English invaders. She was ceaselessly questioned and housed in a prison guarded by English soldiers instead of in a monastery or convent as the law concerning ecclesastical trials demanded. So, when she wasn't being questioned and tricked by her accusers, she was held in a rough prison cell, forced to wear a flimsy dress that provided no protection from the cold, and \"guarded\" by the soldiers she had been fighting only weeks before.\nAfter she was condemned--and her condemnation caused no surprise among anybody--she was asked to sign a statement renouncing the crimes with which she had been labeled. Being illiterate, she was duped into signing the statement under threat of immediate death and then this statement was replaced with one confessing her alleged crimes. With this final duplicitous act, she was condemned to be burned at the stake for heresy without it having ever been proved or rightly tried. She agreed to wear women's clothing to her execution but this plan changed after she was sexually assaulted in her cell before the day of her martyrdom. They did not return her torn dress to her and so, instead, she was marched to her death wearing the same clothes she had worn when she fought the English who now condemned her. She was tied to a stake and burned to death on the 30th day of May in the year 1431. As she died, two clerics held a cross before her so that she might focus on the instrument of execution that had robbed her savior of his life. After the flames died down, the coals were raked back so that the crowd would have no doubt that she had died in the flames and at the hands of the English. They took the remains, burned them twice more until they were but ash and then threw the ashes into the Seine river so that no relics might be obtained by those still loyal to Joan.",
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        "raw_content": "We rely on donations to ensure our financial footing\nThe Labour Party is funded for the most part by people like you and me. This is especially true at a local level where your generous donation will help us campaign and win seats on the borough and county councils.\nThe table below gives examples of what your donation could help fund. No matter how large or small the contribution, every penny will make a difference!\nPays for\n\u00a35.00 Leaflets for two streets\n\u00a310.00 Window posters for 150 houses\n\u00a325.00 Room hire for 1-2 hours for a public meeting\n\u00a350.00 Newsletters for 25 streets\nThe best way to donate money to Tunbridge Wells Labour is by clicking DONATE NOW\nIf you would prefer to make your donation by cheque, please make cheques payable to: Tunbridge Wells Constituency Labour Party and send to: The Treasurer, Tunbridge Wells Constituency Labour Party, Len Fagg Hall, 71a St. John\u2019s Road, Tunbridge Wells, Kent TN4 9TT\nIf you\u2019d like to make a regular donation by standing order please download and print our standing order mandate. Then send it to: The Treasurer, Tunbridge Wells Constituency Labour Party, Len Fagg Hall, 71a St. John\u2019s Road, Tunbridge Wells, Kent TN4 9TT\nOr you can send us a message with your contact details and we\u2019ll send you a form and a freepost envelope in the post.\nPlease note: Donations to a political party are regulated by the Political Parties Elections and Referendums Act 2000. By making a donation I understand and accept the following:\nIf I donate more than \u00a3500 checks will be made to ensure my name is listed on the UK electoral register (excluding the Channel Islands and Isle of Man).\nIf I donate more than \u00a31,500 to Tunbridge Wells Constituency Labour Party or more than \u00a37,500 to the national Labour Party in a calendar year, my name and the amount of the donation will be published on the Electoral Commission\u2019s website, although my home address will not be made public.\nI must use my own funds to make a donation to the Labour Party.\nThe standing order form available on this website is intended for donations from individuals. UK companies, trade unions and other organisations wishing to make a donation should contact us on 07989 333607.",
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        "raw_content": "UFT.org Home > Get Involved > About UFT Political Action > Voter Registration\nTo vote in New York City you must be a U.S. citizen, a resident of New York City for 30 days by Election Day, 18 years of age by Election Day, and you must be registered. Although you can register any time during the year, your form must be delivered or mailed at least 25 days before the next election for it to be effective for that election.\nYou can download and print a voter registration form from the Board of Elections Web site. Or you can get a postage-paid registration form by calling 1-866-VOTE-NYC (212-868-3692).\nYour registration is permanent unless you move, change your name, or have not voted for five years. You may also register in person at your borough Board of Elections (or any agency participating in the National Voter Registration Act) on any business day throughout the year. Forms are available from your borough Board of Elections (see addresses below), town and city hall, post office, political parties, and various state offices.\nNew York City Board of Elections offices\nBronx, 1780 Grand Concourse, 10457, 718-299-9017\nBrooklyn, 345 Adams Street, 11201, 718-797-8800\nManhattan, 200 Varick Street, 10014, 212-886-2100\nQueens, 126-06 Queens Blvd, 11415, 718-730-6730\nStaten Island, 1 Edgewater Plaza, 10305, 718-876-0079\nNon-city residents should check with their local county board of elections.\nThe General Office of the Board of Elections is located at 32 Broadway, 7th floor. For more information, call 212-VOTE-NYC (212-868-3692).",
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It has also become clear to me that a few of our peers need adult supervision from time to time.\nOne of the inherent traits of many helicopter pilots is that we generally have personalities that actually empowered us very early in our careers to jump into a machine with multiple whirring parts all held together by a few engineering concepts, bolts and rivets and drag it airborne after a little training. Somewhere along the line this took a little courage and perhaps simple faith. As Dr. Robert Helmreich wrote several years ago, \u201cAlthough we recognized the existence of and some of the manifestations of the professional culture of pilots early in our investigations of flight crew behavior and attitudes, we did not immediately understand its potency as an influence on safety. In retrospect, the roots of a strong professional culture are clear\u2014early aviation was an extremely dangerous undertaking, for those in combat, carrying the mail, or stunt flying for awed audiences. To commit to such a hare-brained endeavor required a strong sense of personal invulnerability and efficacy. The respect and envy engendered among generations of adolescents also fostered pride in being one of \u201cthe few\u201d, to borrow Churchill\u2019s description of Spitfire pilots during the Battle of Britain. This image of personal disregard for danger and invulnerability reached its zenith with the early astronauts (all chosen from the ranks of test pilots) and was immortalized by Tom Wolfe in The Right Stuff (1979).\u2019\nMany of us went into aviation because it was exciting, meaningful, challenging and it was a career that would give us our identity or at least fortify our self image. It was stimulating work and it made us proud, especially in the emergency medical service side of helicopter aviation. Our smiles went from ear to ear when we got our solo wings and each subsequent rating. Often our bravado and self confidence served us well especially on that first solo or jumping into a new and very challenging job or aircraft transition. \u201cBrave\u201d was an invaluable necessity for those of us who had the opportunity to fly into combat either in the current mountainous desert environment or past steamy jungles and rice paddies. Brave and headstrong, however, aren\u2019t always the most helpful of traits in the world of a helicopter air ambulance pilot. Years ago, in the early days of stateside emergency medical service piloting, just following that helicopter intense conflict in Southeast Asia, many of us began flying patients in a more peaceful yet demanding environment with the same strong work ethic and bravado imbued in us by the stressful combat environment. There were no real weather minimums and little sense of the risks associated with pilot fatigue and duty time. The result was an incredibly high EMS accident rate that resulted in the first significant rules from the FAA attempting to mitigate the tragic and senseless accidents the industry was experiencing in the early to mid 1980\u2019s.\nUpon my return from Viet Nam, I was an aircraft commander for a Military Assistance to Safety and Traffic unit in 1971. All of our pilots were brave combat veterans and we took the culture of taking risks to save lives right into the civilian EMS world. The risk and results were somewhat similar to those experienced by the Medevac (DUSTOFF) crews in Viet Nam minus the bullets and things that went boom. It seemed that far too often we would lose another crew to a weather related accident on a life-saving mission. Burying friends and comrades got real old fast. Often it was night with marginal weather and on the way to or from a life saving mission. Somehow we needed to get the attention of the few pilots who were so motivated to save lives and push into the jaws of danger beyond reason. They gave purple hearts and air medals for such behavior during war but was it appropriate in this new environment? We were all motivated by the rescuer mentality and \u201cwhite knight\u201d syndrome. It just seemed like it was what we were all about.\nWhen we have looked at EMS helicopter accidents over the years we have continued to come up with the very same probable causes again and again. We continue to see human factors such as poor \u201cdecision making\u201d and \u201closs of situational awareness\u201d surface in NTSB accident reports time and time again. These are truly preventable accident causes that could have been avoided by simply parking the aircraft or turning around well before the weather or dark night created a situation that even a great pilot couldn\u2019t get out of. Even with the rules that existed at the time, we still found pilots pushing below weather minimums or into pitch black situations that created perfect high risk conditions. We hope that the new regulations coupled with enhanced operational control, satellite flight following, flight data recorders, and air medical resource management will reign in the very few \u201cbold\u201d or pressured pilots looking for an accident.\nSo, in the mid eighties, the first significant rules affecting EMS pilots came along with more restrictive weather minimums for Part 135 flight and actual flight and duty time limits. Pilots had been working very long shifts over many days of the month and this addressed fatigue factors found in those early accidents. Weather minimums at least slowed down a little of the white knights among us. Accident rates went down after the first round of regulations from the FAA. Numerous recommended practices and more restrictive rules followed over the years but many more tragic accidents occurred over the subsequent years where pilots continued to push even when they were actually below published VFR minimums, especially at night. The FAA changed the A021 a few years ago to tighten up weather minimums and flight planning requirements as well. Two major NTSB EMS accident studies in 2006 and 2009 suggested that the FAA actually tighten up the rules even more and become more aggressive in their monitoring and enforcement within the industry. Up until this year, most of the FAA involvement in the air ambulance industry was through advisory circulars and notices with a little more bumped up monitoring. \u201cAdvice\u201d and rules carry much different weight and affect.\nThe new regulations, or at least the Notice of Proposed Rule Making (NPRM) generally reflect the advisory circulars that have come out over the last several years and have incorporated many of the NTSB recommendations. Noticeably absent from the NPRM were any mandates for Night Vision Devices. This and several other shortcomings were strongly brought to the FAA\u2019s attention in the NPRM process by industry groups. Input from many interested parties can be found at http://www.regulations.gov. You may find the NPRM input under the tab labeled \"Read Comments\"--pick select all in the first window then put in \"FAA- 2010-0982\" in the second window if you want to review them.\nMost of us in the helicopter ambulance avocation are very conservative and the new FAA Regulations and Ops Specs will probably have little effect on our own sound decision making and personal minimums. Most of us are mature and experienced enough to reject pressure from the business managers and peers and make our go-no-go decisions based on our own lessons learned over the years. Unfortunately, if you look over the tragic accidents our industry has experienced over the years, we can see that there have been just a few of us who continued to push into deteriorating weather conditions (more often at night) and flew a perfectly good aircraft into the side of a hill no matter what the \u201crules\u201d were. 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        "raw_content": "http://www.weeklyfifty.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/WeeklyFifty2016June15Carving.mp3\nThis picture is another example of not only being in the right place at the right time, but having my camera with me to document the occasion. My coworker and I were walking to get some sandwiches for lunch when we came across this scene of a man carving a figure out of a tree stump, so of course we stopped to get a closer look and take a few snapshots\u2026except I didn\u2019t have my camera. Cue sad trombone. Thankfully he was still carving away when I returned a short while later with my D7100 + 50mm lens, and I spent a few minutes taking pictures from three different angles: what you see here, then on the opposite side, and a few more through the fence. 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I mean, I was fairly pleased with how some of the other shots turned out but most of them didn\u2019t explicitly show tree shavings flying around and you couldn\u2019t really see the bar of the chainsaw either, and both elements were clearly present in this picture which I really liked.\nI shot this at f/1.8 even though I knew it wouldn\u2019t be the sharpest picture in the world, but given that I was standing several feet away I knew anything smaller than f/1.8 would give me a depth of field that was simply too wide and I was really hoping to get some separation between my subjects and the background. At one point I even tried shooting through the leaves of a small tree to get a bit of foreground in the mix as well, but it ended up just being distracting and kind of gratuitous. Despite the fact that almost none of this was planned out beforehand I am quite happy with how the shot turned out, and it\u2019s cool to have something like this wood carving here on campus. You can\u2019t see it in this picture but the boy and his dog (the thing the carver is working on in the photo) are facing a pond and it really does create a calming pleasant scene when you see it in person.\nA few hours later as I was leaving campus to head home I caught up with the carver as he was walking across the lawn and we had a brief but incredibly heartwarming chat. His name is Clayton Coss and for nearly the past three decades he has been giving new life to dead trees by turning them into beautiful works of art. You can watch his story in this video, and I hope you enjoy it as much as I did.\nThe next morning I saw the finished tree carving, and it really was a sight to see. Mr. Coss, if you ever read this\u2026thank you for such a marvelous addition to our campus here at OSU.\n*There\u2019s much more to the crop vs. full-frame issue than this, and shooting a 50mm on crop does not magically make it a 75mm lens in terms of composition, background compression, etc. but it does give you a similar field of view as a 75mm lens which is all I meant here.\nNicely captured. I like the shadows on the boys face on the top shot. What an amazingly talented man Mr Coss is!\nThank you Mark! I appreciate your comments and you\u2019re right\u2026Mr. Coss has a phenomenal talent and it was so awesome to watch him work :)\nWhat a nice way to greet the day! The photo showing the wood chips flying IS dramatic. Well done! I enjoyed your talk about how you approached composition in the picture. That resonated with me as to the proper steps to take when capturing an image. It ain\u2019t just pulling out your Kodak and snapping away! You taught a good lesson today. Thank you.\np.s. Will have to have my girls go by and check the wood sculpture!\nThank you David! I\u2019m glad you like the picture and while I do think it\u2019s possible to get some nice pictures if you just pull out a pocket camera and snap away, I tend to prefer a slow-and-studious approach. Though there is definitely a time and a place for quick snapshots too!\nAnd yes if you get the chance to see the sculpture I think you will really like it :)\nVery cool, Simon. That kid looks like a chip off the old block!\nHahaha! Tom, you never cease to make me smile :)\nI like the idea of always looking around you to find interesting photo opportunities. It is interesting how you were able to catch the artist at work and show him actually working with the movement of the wood chips and not just posing for a photograph.\nI listened to your interview on TWIP and thought I would let you know why I read your blog, since you said something about not knowing why anyone did.\nI like the explanation of the process, how you saw the opportunity, how you photographed it, what you liked about it and what you didn\u2019t like about it in comparison to what you were imagining. You are honest about your experience sharing both your successes and failures and you don\u2019t pretend to be telling everyone that you have all the answers and get a perfect image every time you try. You are very down-to-earth with your experiences and are able to find photo opportunities in some very ordinary situations. This is something that I can relate to. I am not interested in becoming a professional photographer, but I greatly enjoy the experience of learning about photography and creating images and your blog helps me see possibilities and reassures me that it is all right to struggle through the process.\nThanks for sharing your experiences, it benefits more than just yourself.\nWow Dennis, thank you so much for all that. Not just for listening to that podcast episode, but for the explanation about why you read Weekly Fifty too. I sure appreciate you taking the time to share a bit about why you like this blog, and I am so glad to have people like you reading. It\u2019s so nice to know that this little blog is helping other people learn a bit more about photography right along with me :)\nDebbie Palmer says:\nGreat post and I like how you focused on the flying wood chips to give the shot more impact.\nThank you so much Debbie! 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        "raw_content": "The longer I practice as a physical therapist the more I ask my clients about how they are sleeping. Sleep is a very restorative and healing process that we go through every night. When people are not sleeping well it goes along with a whole host of other issues. Of course, in my career, many people are missing out on their slumber because of pain or injury. Regardless of the reason, one of the best things you can do to help regain some rest is to stick to a schedule with sleep. Following is a list of healthy sleep habits, part of what\u2019s referred to as \u201csleep hygiene.\u201d They can help get your nights back on track. Know, however, that sometimes sticking to new routine is harder than it seems.\n1. Go to bed at the same time every night. Regardless of the day of the week.\n2. Even more importantly, wake up at the same time every morning. Again, regardless of the day of the week.\n3. No caffeine or stimulants after 3pm.\n4. Take 30-60 minutes before bed to limit all screen time. All of it. Computers, phones, and televisions all emit a light that sends a signal to our brains to \u201cwake up!\u201d This is the last signal we want active before trying to sleep.\n5. Try creating a bedtime routine. This can help prepare your body to sleep. Maybe during that period you are avoiding checking your phone before bed, you take a shower, change into pajamas, get some water and read a book for 15 minutes. The more often you do a routine like this the more you will condition your body to be ready for bed.\n6. The bedroom, and this is important, is for sleep or sex only. No television or computer in the bedroom if at all possible. I know this is much harder for people living in a studio apartment or a single room in a shared home. However, even creating a separate workspace is better than watching TV or looking at a computer in bed. You do not want to associate \u201cwake up\u201d signals with where you are trying to catch some zzzz\u2019s.\n7. When you find yourself waking up at night, try not to just lie there ruminating for hours at a time. If it has been 20 minutes, get up out of bed. Have some water, briefly walk around the room, perhaps even read for a little bit. Again, this is so that your body doesn\u2019t get used to being awake in bed when it would be better to be sleeping.\n8. Think about the room environment. Is there something that continuously wakes you? Is your room dark enough? Some people do better with black out curtains. For those who wake up from sudden sounds, a white noise machine or fan in their room can be helpful. If the room is too cold or too hot it will often cause the body to make temperature adjustments at night that can wake us up. It is often recommended that a room should be between 65-72 deg Fahrenheit. What is comfortable for one person may not be as comfortable for another.\nIf you decide to try these suggestions out, know that these types of habits can help people achieve better sleep, but they are not a magical \u201cfix\u201d for sleeplessness. Sometimes it takes more than adopting new sleep habits. There are doctors who specialize in sleep studies and helping people sleep better. If you do try these habits out, give yourself some grace. It\u2019s hard to make all of these changes at once and it takes time for your body to adjust and really get used to the new routines. For now, I will be wishing you all a deep and dreamy night\u2019s sleep!\nTagged: Sleep, habits, hygiene, Portland Oregon, Portland Physical Therapy\nNewer PostUPDATE! :) Whole Body Health PT is expanding!\nOlder PostSwimming Injury Prevention",
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        "raw_content": "Sepsis certification helps Grand Strand Regional Medical Center lead the way\nBy Theo Hayes | October 15, 2013 at 8:20 PM EST - Updated June 30 at 12:05 PM\nMYRTLE BEACH, SC (WMBF)- Grand Strand Regional Hospital has been given the distinction that only one other hospital in the nation has received; disease-specific care certification for sepsis from The Joint Commission.\nSepsis is a deadly disease that strikes 750,000 people yearly and kills 250,000 people nationwide. Hospital officials say the problem with sepsis is most people are ill-informed, but in fact it's the third leading cause of death in the nation.\nThat's why in 2011, the hospital started collecting data on patient services to curb the problem. They detailed blood work and started screening folks for sepsis. From the findings they developed a system and now everyone who comes through the doors for service is checked. They say their efforts saved the lives of 28 people in 2012.\nThe only other hospital in the nation with sepsis certification is Memorial Hospital in Jacksonville, Florida.\nSepsis is the body's response or lack of response to infection. You can get it from anything from an untreated scrape on the knee to something more serious like a urinary track infection. Hospital officials want the public to be informed.\n\"Hand hygiene; you can't keep them clean enough, you can't wash them enough, and if you have a minor infection, you need to pay attention because not everyone develops an overwhelming fever,\" says Rhonda Grose, a ICU specialist.",
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        "raw_content": "Home Four or More - The Challenges of Raising a Large Family\nFour or More - The Challenges of Raising a Large Family\nIssues Families Face: Four or More\nI was in the check-out line with a full cart of groceries, when I snapped out of my trance and realized that the far-off classical music I was listening to was actually my cell phone ringing in my purse. It was my daughter. She missed the bus and wanted to know if I could pick her up at school. I was more than twenty minutes away from the school, so I quickly checked out and ran frantically to my car.\nOn the way, I remembered that my son needed to be dropped off at the high school for jazz band practice. Once home, I unpacked \u2014 perishables only \u2014 and headed out with my son. My daughter was yelling after me that she had no clean bathing suits for diving practice. I realized I had never gotten that load in before I headed to the store \u2014 the one piled to the ceiling where I wasn\u2019t going to easily find her suits anyway.\nIt\u2019s at these times that I think of parents with large families. You know, those brave souls who somehow found the strength and energy to raise four, five, or even more children. How do they do it when I can\u2019t seem to handle two? How are they saving for college for that many kids? Better yet, how do they fit all of that milk in the refrigerator?\nToday, large families are no longer the norm. According to a 2016 U.S. Census Bureau report, the average number of children under age 18 in families with their own children in the household is less than two for both married and single-parent families. This may be, in part, due to the increasing costs of raising children in today\u2019s society.\nOut of sheer necessity, large families need to hone their organizational prowess and frugality.\nParenting Fairly Yet Uniquely\nAll parents struggle with trying to keep things fair, yet handling their children differently based on their individual needs and personalities.\nBeth Ackerman, a resident of Staatsburg, NY and mother of five children ages 10 to 19, says, \u201cThey all have different personalities. Some you need to be firmer with than others due to their stubbornness! But the same rules apply to all.\u201d\nLori Benjamin, a resident of Poughkeepsie, NY and mother of twelve-year-old triplets and a fifteen-year-old, explains, \u201cNobody in my home has any special privileges unless they\u2019ve earned it. I do handle situations differently with one of my sons, who experiences anxiety and is a lot more sensitive than the others. However, the consequences are usually the same.\u201d\nHow does one get everything done when there are so many clothes to wash, plates to clean, and math assignments to check? Teamwork!\nClaudia Teubl, a resident of Clermont, NY and mother of eight children aged eleven to adulthood, explains, \u201cFamily life means working together. We have a system of chores. When they were young, we teamed them up with an older sibling or with Mom. Family relationships were worked on and the children learned to do chores. We rotated for variety and to verify that nothing was slipping through the cracks.\u201d\nWhen children are made to feel appreciated and resourceful, they are more likely to pitch in. Benjamin recalls, \u201cI always wanted my oldest to help me do things that would make him feel important. As the triplets got older, their big brother showed them how to tie their shoes, use the big boy potty, and build big Thomas the Train tracks. He loved to show them the things that he had mastered.\u201d\nAckerman\u2019s children also help out with the younger children. \u201cThe older ones can help with homework, or help a younger sibling study for a test if I don\u2019t have time.\u201d All of her children are very musically inclined. She says, \u201cThe older siblings will help the younger ones with their instruments.\u201d It\u2019s a little easier when the kids can pitch in with something they love to do. \u201cA couple of the kids really like to cook,\u201d she reports. \u201cIf I\u2019m going to be home late because of meetings or taking kids to activities, one of the kids at home can start dinner.\u201d\nSpace is usually an issue with large families. Let\u2019s face it, many of us are \u201cpack rats\u201d and hold onto or buy things that aren\u2019t necessary. Purchasing a second refrigerator might seem like a first step, but where do they find the room for all of those shoes?\nWith eight children, Teubl had to learn the value of a clutter-free environment and the idea that less is more early on. \u201cWe constantly try to fight back the clutter,\u201d she declares. \u201cWe try to get rid of things regularly. Freecycle Network is a wonderful resource for books and small appliances.\u201d\nSince space is limited, the Teubls find creative ways to store their things. \u201cIn our home we have four children per room, so there is not really any personal space in the bedroom. The children have a section of a corner shelf in our library which they can use to keep personal items.\u201d Teubl also suggests that you limit the colors you wear in order to help with clothing storage. \u201cIf everything coordinates, you will get more use out of your wardrobe.\u201d She also states that most of the toys were kept in the attic. \u201cWe would exchange one from the attic with one that was downstairs when we felt the children needed something different to play with,\u201d she recalls.\nThe type of furniture in a household makes a big difference as well. Furniture pieces and rooms can have dual purposes. Teubl explains, \u201cWe have a pyramid bunk and a bed elevated high enough to put a dresser underneath. No space in our house has only one purpose. The spare room is set up for people to study.\u201d\nOrganization Equals Sanity\nHow does one keep everything straight with so many things to do and places to go?\nAs a mother who took care of triplets with a toddler in tow, Lori Benjamin suggests some simple solutions. \u201cI am a huge color coordinator. Every child was assigned a color at birth. This way there was never confusion as to what belonged to whom. Luckily, their assigned colors are their favorite colors today!\u201d Benjamin also suggests doing things the night before on school days. Clothing is picked out the night before and backpacks are put together to avoid morning rush madness.\nWith a family of ten, just planning meals can become difficult. Teubl reports, \u201cWe do not have choices for breakfast. Mondays, Tuesdays and Fridays we have oatmeal. Wednesday we have cold cereal, Thursday baked oatmeal, Saturday bagels, and Sunday is muffin day.\u201d\nWhen there are four or more to get out the door in the morning, drive to activities, or take to the doctor, scheduling can be quite complicated.\nBeth Ackerman tries to plan things on the same days. \u201cThe boys all have scouts on Tuesdays,\u201d she reports. \u201cI also schedule doctor physicals two per day so I don\u2019t have to do five different days. For the dentist, we do them all in one day. It is worth not having to go back,\u201d she adds.\nBenjamin points out the value of reasonable extracurricular scheduling. \u201cToday, kids are going in every which direction, and being that we have a larger family, we have limited the activities. When we couldn\u2019t sit down to eat as a family more than once per week, we knew it was too much!\u201d She says they rely on carpooling for the practices that, at times, are 30 to 60 miles away.\nWhat about getting people out the door? 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        "raw_content": "So glad that you had a friend to take you to see this new therapist. So glad you were able to share your story, and that you found some relief from that. So glad that despite the negative words coming to you from people at church you still have positive people in your life who YOU KNOW love you and care about you. So glad that you KNOW that the LORD loves you, HE is the most important. We haven't ever met face to face, but I love you and care about you. God bless you. Ravyna\nThank Ravyna. It's a full time job for me these days to keep from going over the edge. It's a part of mental illness. I know I'm being very open with my life; but I think it's important for more people to share more, to help kill the stigma before the stigma kills us. It's very real, very big, and very much a part of my daily life. It's a struggle to get back to stability; even with a spouse, tons of support, medical care, and meds but I won't give up while I have any strength or hope in me. So many people want so much to understand, but deep down they don't and when put in the path of a mental health patient, they will leave, push away, blame, anything to leave the shame that is associated with our brokenness. Many blessings to you. HUGS.\nSo so true! What we think will eventually come out as a weapon (words from our mouth). Once out there, you can't take it back. Yes, you can apologize, but it's still out there. For this reason, I'd like to get Joyce Meyer's book on the Battlefield of the Mind. I think it would do wonders to help improve the way we choose to think so that we don't have to worry quite a much about that which comes out of our mouths and on paper in words.\nI'm so glad you know that your hope in in Christ and no other . . . while a few of your friends and loved ones shed a beautiful light for you to appreciate. You are a special gift from God who has chosen to be a blessing to others by the sharing of your gift. -- Evelyn\nDid I miss something? What is The Carley Show?\nThanks Evelyn. See my last SP post for the explaination of the Carley Show. Thanks for the support. Many blessings to you. HUGS.\nPRPLEVIOLET August 27, 2012\nJust a little note...It's not actually a weapon until a human (or other animal) picks it up and uses it as one. Anything can be used as a weapon..by it's self it's just an inanimate object.\nThank you for the feedback. My point is that words are among the most dangerous, and we are often our own worst enemies. Many blessings to you. HUGS.\n;-) Still applies only to humans. Animals are much more forward and truthful. And yet humans consider themselves the \"superior\" species. The only place we truly excell is where we hurt another human or another species.\nI agree it only applies to humans, but I didn't mention animals in my article because animals can't talk; so they can't use words as self-destroying weapons like we do, which was my point. People see themselves as ruler over animals 'cause God gave us permission to be. It is among the first things He said after He finished creation (Genesis 1:28). We only excel when we put love for others and God above ourselves, otherwise we are exactly like the animals.\nYou know, something you said about having to deal with the BP issues every day--? I have a sneaking suspicion that's true for just about everything worthwhile - losing weight, becoming healthier, for example. People on SP talk about 'maintenance' being harder than actually losing weight or becoming fit. I guess that's true in general, as just reaching an achievement isn't the end, but just another milepost in the journey. They say if an athlete stops exercising, they will lose their fitness / strength / endurance faster than they attained it. Wonder if that's true for everything, whether it's mental health, creativity, dieting--?\nAs always, Carley, you start me on the road to farther thinking, lol...\nIt's for certain that sometimes the happily ever after is harder than the battle to get there. I have also told people the same thing about my weight loss. Maintaining is way harder than the losing ever was for me. I'm glad that I got you thinking more. That's among the best compliments I can receive. Many blessings to you. HUGS.\nTake your medication and get better my friend I will pray for you.\nThank you for reading, and thank you so very much for the support. Many blessings to you. HUGS.\nMICHELLE6468 August 27, 2012\nREACHING4HOME August 27, 2012\nI LOVED THIS ARTICLE. ISN'T IT THE TRUTH? WE HAVE NO IDEA HOW DEEPLY OUR WORDS CAN CUT. OR HOW MUCH GOOD A SIMPLE PRAISE MAY BRING.\nI read a story once about a kid in school who was the geek and didn't have friends. He took all his books and stuff home from school one Friday, because he planned on killing himself over the weekend. No one knew. On the way home he dropped some of his stuff, and a girl came to help him pick up his things. The simple, nice things she said to him helped him change his mind about suicide. They said it was a true story. I always remembered that because so many of my school years I felt alone like that, and dreamed of getting out of that dark place.\nYour comment brought this story back to mind again. Thanks. Thank you, also, for reading and for the feedback. It helps to keep me motivated. Many blessings to you. 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        "raw_content": "Saying \u201cNo\u201d and \u201cYes\u201d\nElizabeth Advice March 7, 2013 discernment, discipline, experience, live choices\t3 Comments\n\u201cYou have to say \u2018no\u2019 to what you don\u2019t want in order to be able to say \u2018yes\u2019 to what you do want.\u201d My yoga teacher, Fran Ubertini, told me this almost every time we met in our private sessions. It took me a long time to grasp what she really meant and apply it in my life.\nOne area of my life I did not want to accept was age and its effects. I didn\u2019t want to accept a decline in my energy from what it had been ten years earlier. And, I didn\u2019t want to acknowledge a connection between the time I was putting into my yoga studies, teaching six to eight classes a week at the Community College and Movement Center, other varied activities, maintaining a home life and the fatigue I was feeling.\nAt the same time, I wanted to do some things for which I hadn\u2019t the time or energy \u2013 writing a blog, offering workshops and study groups, participating more in the community, gardening and cooking. Likewise, there were things I had tired of in my job \u2013 having to grade my students in yoga, teaching 8 am classes, and being tied to a semester calendar.\nOne thing I have learned is the importance of viveka, or discernment. Yoga teaches that if we do not have the ability to discern wisely, we are destined to make choices and act based upon unconscious behavioral patterns. Critical to viveka, then, is awareness of who we are, how we tend to react, and what we want and don\u2019t want. If we are saying \u201cyes\u201d to too many things, how do we know we are correct in our choice of what to give up? Discernment requires a process of verification.\nIn my case, I recognized what I wanted to do and what I had tired of doing. Even so I found giving up teaching at the college to be very difficult. At first I would tell myself I couldn\u2019t leave because I needed the money earned there. I had to think about what it would be like without that income, as well as talk with my husband about the implications for us as a family. When money was cleared as an obstacle, I had to face my attachment to the job, to a certain credibility it gave me and to the fear of change leaving raised.\nI could never have made my choice to leave college teaching if I had not been able to discern that ego and fear were keeping me attached to a path no longer serving me and limiting my ability to move in the direction I wanted. It was viveka, and the process of reflection and verification that allowed me to feel confident of my choice to say \u201cno.\u201d\nThe eight-limbs of yoga give us tools to develop viveka. The Yoga Sutra identifies the eight limbs in II.29: ethical principles, guidelines for self-care, postures, breathing practices, discipline of the senses, and the inner limbs of concentration, meditation, and complete absorption. With a regular practice of these tools of yoga over time, we can come to know ourselves better and to create a space from which we can discern and verify a positive direction for ourselves.\nI had to say \u201cno\u201d to teaching yoga at the college in order to be able to say \u201cyes\u201d to feeling rested, to having time to write a blog, start a yoga study group, start a training in chanting, spend more time with my newly retired husband, and to making more time to cook and bake. I am a believer in my teacher\u2019s mantra of \u201csaying \u2018no\u2019 to what you don\u2019t want to be able to say \u2018yes\u2019 to what you do want\u201d \u2013 and a huge believer in the ability of yoga practice to help us get there.\nSome Revelations on Astaya \u2192\n3 thoughts on \u201cSaying \u201cNo\u201d and \u201cYes\u201d\u201d\nThanks\u2013the advice was so timely and helpful. I am retiring soon, and having trouble letting go.\nDriving across the desert reminds me of our adventure driving across the states. The spaciousness and quiet openness of the desert allows me the time and place to reflect\u2026somehow I can breathe more deeply without the noise if every day life..\nYou were brave to say no.. I will search for that strength within myself..\nI can relate to accepting that age has physically slowed me down. It is very difficult for me to say no to my children & yes to what I want. Ohh -the guilt. Thanks E -Loving your blog",
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On the heels of her BAFTA victory, Powell won the Costume Designers Guild Award for best period film costume design and was also given the guild\u2019s Lacoste Career Achievement in Film award.\nDirected by Jean-Marc Vallee and written by Julian Fellowes (\u201cGosford Park\u201d), \u201cThe Young Victoria\u201d was produced by Graham King, Martin Scorsese, Tim Headington and Sarah Ferguson, The Duchess of York. Starring are Emily Blunt, Rupert Friend, Paul Bettany, Miranda Richardson, Jim Broadbent., Thomas Kretschmann, Mark Strong, Jesper Christensen and Harriet Walter.\nSandy Powell has been nominated eight times for the Oscar for Best Costume Design and has won twice \u2014 in 1999 for \u201cShakespeare in Love\u201d and in 2007 for \u201cThe Aviator\u201d. Her other nominations include \u201cThe Young Victoria\u201d (2010), \u201cMrs. Henderson Presents\u201d (2006), \u201cGangs of New York\u201d (2003), Velvet Goldmine\u201d (1999), \u201cThe Wings of the Dove\u201d (1998) and \u201cOrlando\u201d (1994).\nThe Story (Official Synopsis - spoiler alert): In 1837 Victoria (Emily Blunt) is 17 and the object of a royal power struggle. Her uncle, King William (Jim Broadbent), is dying and Victoria is in line for the throne. Everyone is vying to win her favor. However Victoria is kept from the court by her overbearing mother, the Duchess of Kent (Miranda Richardson), and her ambitious advisor, Sir John Conroy (Mark Strong). Victoria hates them both. Her only friend is her doting governess, Lehzen (Jeanette Hain), but she is smothering and over-protective.\nVictoria\u2019s handsome cousin, Prince Albert (Rupert Friend), is invited to visit by her mother. He\u2019s also the nephew of her uncle, King Leopold of Belgium (Thomas Kretschmann). It\u2019s obvious that Albert has been coached to win her hand. At first she\u2019s annoyed as she has no intention of being married. She never wants to be controlled again. However Albert is also tired of being manipulated by his relatives. Victoria and Albert talk openly and sincerely and become friends. When he returns home she grants him permission to write to her. Leopold is delighted and pushes Albert to woo her. Albert refuses because he knows she\u2019s not ready and he won\u2019t return to London until she invites him. Leopold reluctantly waits.\nCostume sketches from \u201cThe Young Victoria\u201d\nMeanwhile King William dies and Victoria, who is now 18, is crowned Queen of England. Victoria\u2019s first decree is to banish her mother and Conroy to a remote palace apartment. She embraces Lord Melbourne (Paul Bettany), the charming Prime Minister, as her sole advisor. They become inseparable and although his motives are somewhat self serving, he truly cares for her and wants her to succeed. Albert returns to London for the Coronation and the friendship between Victoria and Albert deepens. Although they spend happy hours together, it is obvious that Victoria is under Melbourne\u2019s spell. Albert eventually returns to Germany.\nThe public loves their new Queen. She\u2019s cheered as she rides through the streets but this honeymoon with the public comes to a sudden end. Melbourne\u2019s party is defeated in the elections and his rival, Sir Robert Peel (Michael Maloney), demands that Victoria replace her ladies in waiting, who are all supporters of Lord Melbourne, with the wives of his own allies. Victoria refuses. Peel resigns and the backlash is furious. The newspapers declare that Victoria is opposing the public\u2019s will. They are outraged.\nIt is only now that Victoria understands how much she needs Albert\u2019s support. Against Melbourne\u2019s wishes, she summons the young Prince back to England. Albert is determined not to be kept waiting in the wings any longer. Seeing his new resolution and struck by how handsome and sincere he is, Victoria invites him to marry her.\nThe spectacle of the royal wedding wins over the public. The handsome young Prince and Queen are cheered and all seems well in the Royal household. However tensions between Albert and Victoria start to emerge. She wants an obedient friend and lover, not a controlling husband. But he, reasonably enough, wants to be her partner and equal and to be involved in her political decisions. Victoria is furious \u2014 she is the Queen and she will manage her own business! Albert is hurt and has little to do in his new role as Prince Consort. Eventually, with encouragement from the Dowager Queen Adelaide (Harriet Walter) she allows him to re-organize the palace staff. He does a great job and the household is more efficient than it\u2019s been in centuries.\nVictoria becomes pregnant. Life should be perfect, but they argue when she sees Albert talking with politicians at a party. She\u2019s incensed that he is taking the lead without her permission. Later when they are riding through the streets a crazed man tries to shoot Victoria. Albert throws her to the carriage floor and is wounded trying to protect her.\nShocked by the danger and amazed by the strength of his love, Victoria realizes what a selfish woman she\u2019s become. She begs Albert\u2019s forgiveness as he insists that all he\u2019s ever wanted was what was best for her. Trusting him completely, she\u2019s now ready to accept his help. Together they banish Lehzen, who could not accept Albert\u2019s place in the family, and her mother\u2019s treacherous advisor, Conroy, who was still wielding influence. In a symbolic move, Victoria moves Albert\u2019s desk next to hers and for the rest of his life they rule together.\nQ: When we see a film like \u201cThe Young Victoria\u201d everything looks exactly the way it should be, but it must be difficult to figure out what to do. Tell us how you approached designing the costumes for the film. When did you become involved?\nA: This is three years ago now (that) I read the script.\nQ: And as you read a screenplay what are you seeing?\nA: Well, first of all you know straightaway whether it\u2019s a well written script or not. That matters to me actually. If it\u2019s not, then I\u2019m not particularly interested in it even if it might have good opportunities for costumes. If it\u2019s not a very well written script, chances are it\u2019s not going to be a very good film. This script was a well written script. It was nice to read something that had good dialogue and was obviously written by somebody who knew his history.\nQ: As you read, are you envisioning costumes that you could design?\nA: Not the first read \u2014 unless it\u2019s something that you\u2019re very, very familiar with or a period that you already know inside out. The first reading is just (for) the story or you might get an instinctive feeling about things, but not anything specific.\nQ: When you read \u201cThe Young Victoria\u201d did you already know a lot about its story?\nA: I didn\u2019t know anything. I mean, like most people your image is that Victoria was a mad old lady in black. I really knew very little. I did know that she was married to Albert, obviously, and I did know that (they had) had a happy marriage. But I knew very little about that part of history.\nQ: What happens after you read and like a screenplay?\nA: Then you research it, basically, from written material, painted material, anything. Research is done in the same way usually every time. You look at visual references. In this case there\u2019s a lot of royal portraiture and a lot of written reference. Diaries are very specific. And (you visit) museums and galleries and all that sort of stuff.\nQ: I should think that with Victoria you probably had a wealth of material to go through.\nA: Yes. And then there\u2019s information that circulates within the production. The art department will have an awful lot of research and reference that I don\u2019t have. It all gets circulated so we\u2019re all looking at the same material.\nQ: In the case of Queen Victoria, there must have been reference materials with details about things like her Coronation dress and her wedding gown. Was there also a lot of information about the sort of things she might have worn on just an ordinary day?\nA: Not really. No. I mean, things like the Coronation robe and the wedding dress, I saw both of those, actually, at Kensington Palace. We went to the archive and were actually shown them. The actual wedding dress still exists and the black dress she wears when the King dies and she receives the Privy Council. That still exists and (so does) the Coronation robe.\nQ: Tell us about the process of how you work.\nA: It sort of starts off the same way on every job, which is you read the script, do the research and, hopefully, you have some access. Quite often you don\u2019t have access. But the first thing is the best thing \u2014 the research. Making a visual reference. I compile scrapbooks of visual images. I surround myself with the visual references. The next thing I do is shop for fabrics and materials that are suitable \u2014 before even designing a costume.\nQ: With a period piece like this, I\u2019m thinking that fabrics we have today might not have existed then.\nA: Exactly. They don\u2019t. Obviously, they\u2019re modern fabrics. The fabrics that were produced back then are nothing like the fabrics we can produce now in (terms of) the fineness back then. The fabrics were of much better quality then than they are now \u2014 although we have different things now. We have, maybe, harder wearing things now, synthetic things, but the techniques are completely different.\nQ: Do you need to be true to the period in terms of the fabrics?\nA: You try to, but you can\u2019t obviously. If a dress is made of velvet from 1837 it\u2019s not going to be anything like the same fabric that we can find now, which means that the dress isn\u2019t really going to look the same. It\u2019s going to be a version of (what it was). That\u2019s all we can do.\nQ: You use some wonderful colors in \u201cThe Young Victoria\u2019s\u201d costumes. There\u2019s a great blue gown and a terrific green dress that Emily Blunt wears.\nA: I think she\u2019s wearing every color actually, she has so many dresses. They\u2019re strong colors, yes.\nQ: Was that your own imagination at work?\nA: It kind of was, yes. I mean all of the dresses that we designed aren\u2019t copies of hers, at all. The only one that\u2019s a sort of replica is the black mourning dress (and) the wedding dress, the Coronation robe. The rest are all invented.\nQ: In designing costumes how important is it to know who is going to play the role?\nA: It\u2019s essential. If you design a costume for a character without knowing the actor, you might have an idea in your head of what the character is or what shape they are or what physicality they are. You design something and the actor cast could be physically totally different. He might be a short person and you might be designing for a tall, slender person. Or it could be somebody with a fuller figure and you\u2019ve designed for a skinny figure. You have to know the actor before you design the costume. And, also, that affects the color and the proportion, everything really.\nQ: I think I read somewhere that Victoria, herself, was actually very tiny.\nA: Yes, she was under 4 foot 9. Child size. Really tiny.\nQ: Obviously, Emily is not that tiny.\nA: She\u2019s very slender, but no, she\u2019s sort of an average woman\u2019s height for now, actually.\nQ: Did that make any difference in your work?\nA: Well, yes and no. I mean, obviously, she wasn\u2019t going to look tiny. But then again, everybody else is taller. I suspect that the actors around her are taller than people would have been then. But, no, she didn\u2019t come off as diminutive as Victoria would have been.\nQ: Now we\u2019ve only been talking about the costumes for Victoria, but you also, of course, did the costumes for everyone else in the film. With Albert, for instance, do we know what he would have been wearing at the time?\nA: Yes. I\u2019d say in terms of shape and cut it\u2019s pretty accurate because you do have original things that you can look at. But, again, the quality of the fabrics are different. They\u2019re not as fine as they would have been then.\nQ: Did you have enough time to do all this?\nA: Well, you never have enough time. We obviously did get by. You usually never have enough money or enough time. On the whole, actually, we were lucky we did have most of the actors (cast for the roles). The only actor we didn\u2019t have was Paul Bettany (as Lord Melbourne). He was cast, but didn\u2019t arrive until the day before he was on. He was wearing a diplomatic, which is a heavily embroidered coat, and we had one. It\u2019s not the kind of thing that we could have in pieces lying around waiting to make up. We had one that actually existed already that we hoped would fit. That really was the only thing we did have (in terms of) very last minute things trying to get fit. I don\u2019t think it fit as well as it could have, but no one else is going to know that.\nQ: When we see Jim Broadbent as King William in the film\u2019s banquet scene he\u2019s wearing this great colorful formal sash. Is that the way the King would have dressed?\nA: Yes. All the regalia was correct. We had to do that correctly because we had an historical advisor on board, who actually was very specific about all of that. We had somebody watching over us making sure that was all correct.\nQ: How closely do you usually work with a film\u2019s director?\nA: It varies. More and more often we have less and less time to prep and the director is off doing a thousand things a director has to do so you don\u2019t get to see them a huge amount or as much as would be good. The director tells you what he wants and he tells you specific things he might need and then after that you get on to it. I generally will show the director fitting photographs or the completed photograph of an actor\u2019s completed costume before he gets to see it on set on the day.\nQ: And did everything go smoothly?\nA: Yes, it did, actually. It was a very happy shoot.\nQ: Any good stories?\nA: (laughing) It was three years ago! Not that I can remember. I spent very little time on set. I\u2019ll be on set whenever new costumes get established or (for) a new big scene, but generally there\u2019s always too much to be doing away from the set so I never get to hear all the on set stories.\nQ: What about costumes that are supposed to look like people have actually worn them for a while?\nA: That is actually a specialist\u2019s job and there is somebody employed in my department who does that \u2014 makes costumes look like they\u2019ve been worn for a while. I think it\u2019s very difficult to do that job and make it look believable and make it look naturalistic and like somebody has been wearing it for a while. That\u2019s the challenge.\nQ: Do you ever run into an actor who doesn\u2019t like a costume or thinks it should be different?\nA: Yes, but I don\u2019t think that happened on this picture. I mean, Emily had so many costumes that there obviously were some she preferred to others. But it didn\u2019t create a problem. I mean, you always have your favorite outfit, don\u2019t you? So there were some that she liked more than others. She had two corsets. One she felt was more comfortable than the other, but nothing that was prohibitive in her performance. It didn\u2019t create any drama.\nQ: There seemed to be so many costumes in the film. Were there more costumes here than in the average movie?\nA: Again, that depends on the time scan of the movie. This covered not that many years, actually \u2014 two or three years. If you\u2019re covering two or three years and you\u2019re also covering a Queen, I mean, really and truly, if you were doing it completely realistically she\u2019d have had probably three or four times more costumes than she had. She would have changed four or five times during the day. We couldn\u2019t possibly do that. It would be too ridiculous to see somebody changing their clothes that many times in a film. So simply because of the kind of people that they were, then yes there were a lot of costumes. On different occasions you have to wear different (costumes) \u2014 like court dress is different from regular evening dress, which is different from the dress you wear to breakfast, which is different from the dress you wear to lunch.\nQ: You\u2019ve done so many different kinds of movies over the years. \u201cShutter Island\u201d, your most recent film in theaters, is completely different from \u201cThe Young Victoria\u201d. 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        "raw_content": "Beating Dyslexia: Michael Zarchin\u2019s Story\nMichael Zarchin\nby Amihai Zippor - Tel Aviv, Israel\n(lubavitch.com) In 1960, when Michael Zarchin was six years old, he had yet to learn to speak normally. He could not read, write, or understand basic math. Psychiatric and medical diagnoses ranged from challenged to autistic, yet his mother believed her son was grappling with something very different.\nDesperate for answers, mother and son traveled to London in 1962, to meet a leading neurologist. A series of tests revealed that young Michael suffered from dyslexia, a learning disability known to hinder the connection between the input of information and how the brain receives the data.\n\u2022 Diagnosed with dyslexia as a child, Michael struggled through grade school while keeping his condition secret.\n\u2022 Working with innovative professionals, Michael succeeded to beat his condition.\n\u2022 Today, Michael leads a Tel Aviv clinic for children and adults suffering from dyslexia.\n\u2022 Many experts claim there is no real solution for dyslexia. Zarchin believes it can be fully resolved.\nToday, dyslexia accounts for 80 percent of learning disabilities among children. But when Zarchin, author of HaShlichut She-M'ever L'Milim, in English, The Mission Behind Worlds: The story of a boy who beat dyslexia, was growing up, the condition had yet to be studied. To make matters worse, researchers were based largely in the US and England, and no remedial programs were available in Israel. For the young boy, elementary school presented numerous challenges, both academically and socially.\nMichael\u2019s big break came in sixth grade, when a tutor began working with him to provide a better learning framework. Although Michael was still unable to read or write, his tutor kept the boy\u2019s deficiencies secret from the other students, on condition that he review the day\u2019s lessons with her each afternoon.\n\u201cMy secret lasted three years though on one occasion towards the end of eighth grade a substitute insisted I write on the board,\u201d Zarchin recalled. \u201cIn an act of desperation I imitated her continuously until the class broke down laughing and she ran off crying. I regret the incident, but fears of revealing my condition overcame me,\u201d he said referring to the loss of self-confidence and emotional stress he would have suffered if his secret became known.\nLike Zarchin, children and adults who suffer from dyslexia feel a need to keep their disability a secret, compounding an already stressful situation, and hampering their chances at getting the necessary help.\nIn 1970 Zarchin traveled to Philadelphia after Dr G.N. Getman, known as the father of developmental optometry, invited him to participate in a study on solving the effects of dyslexia. Neither Getman nor his assistant Dr. Stanley Abelman could speak Hebrew, but Zarchin who had been tutored in English, was able to communicate with the two doctors.\nAfter seven months of diligent work, at the age of 16, Zarchin experienced what for him was nothing short of a miracle: for the first time in his life he was able to read and write \u2013and in English. Throughout his childhood, Zarchin had believed he was the only person suffering from his condition, which he perceived as a punishment from God. But Zarchin\u2019s progress was so remarkable that Dr. Getman publicized the results as proof that dyslexia is not just manageable, but can be overcome.\n\u201cHe said here\u2019s a boy who came from Israel, his mother tongue is Hebrew and look what we did working with him. They changed my brain,\u201d said Zarchin. Using his newfound inspiration he continued learning in Israel with a mentor, which solidified his academic foundation and gave him the confidence to seek employment and eventually go into business before starting his own clinic catering to children suffering from dyslexia.\nToday, Zarchin spends most of his days at the Tel Aviv clinic, where he employs the very techniques that helped him overcome his limitations.\n\u201cThe work I\u2019m doing with people is based on the senses and not just the standard five. The goal is for the brain to get the right message and once it gets the right message the problems start to be resolved,\u201d he explained citing his personal experience. \u201cIt\u2019s not about teaching details but helping the brain get a new message and teaching it how to learn.\u201d\nNot everyone agrees with Zarchin. Dr. Gad Dour of Machon Achiyah, a center for treating learning disabilities in Bnei Brak, is wary of his clinic\u2019s non-scientific methods.\n\u201cThe minute you go down this path you immediately have many possibilities that need to be checked with great vigilance because intuitive treatment isn\u2019t always successful,\u201d he warned.\nBut Judith Schwartz, an Israeli representative for the international Davis Dyslexia Association said that self-image plays an important role in the dyslexic\u2019s mind. As someone who suffered from and eventually overcame the challenges of living with dyslexia, Schwartz was adamant that much of the social problem is a matter of perception.\n\u201cYes, if it\u2019s a challenge reading, talking, or writing more than the rest of one\u2019s peers you\u2019re going to look at things in a very different light and feel differently, but once you\u2019ve got the tools you can achieve the same efficiency and in most cases a trained psychologist is not necessary,\u201d she said.\nIn the 1980s Zarchin, who descends from a long line of Chabad ancestors and traces his lineage back to Rabbi Schneur Zalman of Liadi, the founder of Chabad, began returning to his religious roots. His father, the only Holocaust survivor among all his relatives, gave up the traditional observance of his youth. Still, Zarchin was mindful and proud of his heritage.\n\u201cWhen I was growing up, every erev Yom Kippur was a special time at home when my father displayed pictures of family. Among the photographs was a picture of the Lubavitcher Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson, and Israel\u2019s third President, Zalman Shazar,\u201d Zarchin said.\n\u201cI always looked at the picture thinking \u2018that\u2019s a great man.\u2019 Later I became interested in philosophy and contacted the Rebbe after people I spoke with said he can answer questions others could not.\u201d\nZarchin told the Rebbe his personal story adding questions about life and God. In his response to Zarchin, the Rebbe advised him to write a book about his difficulties with dyslexia.\n\u201cAside from being a private man with a dislike for publicizing personal issues, I was in the business world and didn\u2019t understand what the Rebbe wanted from me,\u201d he said. \u201cTwo months later I get a call from the Rebbe\u2019s secretary. He tells me the Rebbe wants to know if I started the book. I told him I didn\u2019t see the point in writing it because dyslexia wasn\u2019t my field.\u201d\nShortly after the Rebbe passed away in 1994, a friend unfamiliar with his story approached Zarchin hoping he might find a way to help him with his son who suffered from dyslexia. Hesitant at first, Zarchin volunteered to work with the boy.\n\u201cWhen we began to meet I realized there are things I didn\u2019t think I could do. Then I took a few more patients, and after a while I fell in love with it realizing I have a special gift I was keeping to myself,\u201d he said.\n\u201cAt that point the blessing of the Rebbe became meaningful to me and I started writing the book.\u201d\nThree years later, The Mission Behind Words was published in Hebrew. During that time Zarchin also trained as a psychologist and opened his clinic just outside of Tel Aviv. An English language version of the book is in the works.\nCombining the approach of Dr. Getman, Dr. Abelman, and his own experiences as a dyslexic child, Zarchin\u2019s method creates a process whereby vision, audition, and the cognitive ability to interpret signals reach their potential.\nAccording to Zarchin, most of the literature on dyslexia offers no real solution, but only possibilities for dealing with the challenges, and often in a very limited way.\nZarchin adamantly disagrees with this approach, and believes that dyslexia \u201ccan be solved completely.\u201d\nThe criticism that Zarchin's method is purely intuitive is unfounded in light of the fact that Michael's many students reproduce his fantastic results in their work with children.\nI completely agree with the above article. Dyslexics can be taught to read as fluently as any other kid. I have started a blog on this for the benefit of parents of dyslexic children.\nYou may view my blog at :\nhttp://www.parentingdyslexia.com",
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        "raw_content": "The Castlemaine Murders--An Untelevised Phryne Fisher Novel\nUntil I read The Castlemaine Murders I had no reason to think about the Australian TV series Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries and how it might be different from the books. I actually didn't know very much about the issue because I hadn't seen very many episodes of the TV series. A few of them appeared on American public television, and it looked like it was a typical situation of adaptations needing to leave out sub-plots or other details due to the constraints of episodic television. I understand that. I try not to let it bother me unless what the TV series leaves out feels very important.\nI have a friend on Goodreads whose first exposure to Phryne Fisher was the TV series. She is now reading the books in order, and made a remark that she preferred the TV version because of the lovely relationship between Phryne and Detective Inspector Jack Robinson. I was taken aback by this news because I knew that Jack Robinson was a happily married man in the book version, and that he was much too conventional for Phryne in any case. Yet I still didn't think about how much such a change would matter to me.\nI've been reading the Phryne Fisher books in no particular order based on whatever book happened to catch my interest. Enter The Castlemaine Murders stage right. I started reading it and saw that Phryne's lover, Lin Chung, was very prominent.\nThen I wondered what they had done with this book on the TV series. I looked at a list of episodes on IMDB and saw that it wasn't there. When I understood that the TV series had engaged in a deliberate de-emphasis of Lin Chung in order to make room for a potential relationship with Jack Robinson, I felt a rant coming on. There really are some serious implications in this change, and for me The Castlemaine Murders represents why it's important.\nPhryne Fisher is controversial because she isn't monogamous, and is often considered promiscuous. Yet she does have a primary relationship in Kerry Greenwood's books. He is the man to whom she always returns because he's special, and that special individual is Lin Chung. He is portrayed as not only attractive, but also competent, intelligent, resourceful,compassionate, courageous, loyal, generous and considerate. He also has remarkably good taste. He is rooted in his culture. He feels committed to his family and community. Unlike many Asian characters in fiction who make their home in the West, identity isn't a troublesome question for him. He knows who he is, and where he belongs. He isn't lost and has no feelings of angst. Yes, he's idealized. Yet it does mean something that for Phryne Fisher the perfect man doesn't have the same background as she does. Kerry Greenwood celebrates diversity through the relationship between Phryne Fisher and Lin Chung.\nIn The Castlemaine Murders Lin Chung comes into his own. He has carried out important missions for his family before, but in this book he's shown as establishing diplomatic links with other Chinese families and taking a philanthropic role in giving assistance to elderly impoverished Chinese.\nThe significance of this novel goes beyond Lin Chung's metamorphosis into a family and community leader. It also deals with race hatred directed at the Chinese in the Australian Gold Rush during the 19th century. There is mention of an extraordinary individual, a white Australian constable named Thomas Cooke who risked his life to stop an anti-Chinese riot. There is a commemorative plaque devoted to Thomas Cooke which can be found at the Monument Australia website. This history needs to be remembered. Racism is a worldwide problem, but it's possible to make a stand against it. It is the presence of Lin Chung in the book series that allowed Kerry Greenwood to address this theme.\nMy feeling is that the choice to make Lin Chung a minor background character in the TV series reflects a discomfort with the interracial relationship and with the potential of this character to raise issues that are equally disquieting. Replacing him in Phryne's life with Detective Inspector Jack Robinson makes the TV series more like a conventional crime series. It probably broadens the appeal of the TV series, but I consider it a disservice to a character that I love.\nThe Castlemaine Murders could have made a powerful episode in Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries. Fortunately, the novel still exists to show us that a Phryne with Lin Chung is far more interesting than a Phryne without him.\nLabels: 1920's, Anti-Chinese Riots, australia, Australian Gold Rush, Book Reviews, Historical Mystery, Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries, Phryne Fisher, Racism",
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        "raw_content": "LAST MOVIE I SAW WAS 8 MILE ITS THE BST MOVIE EVR I NVER WATCH ANY OTHER MOVIE\nSo I saw The Hobbit: Desolation of Smaug yesterday in IMAX 3D (gods how I hate 3D!) and I have to say that overall I did enjoy it... especially the titular dragon. Cumberbatch did a great voice job for this role! Didn't care much for the Tauriel/Legolas subplot after Mirkwood since it seemed rather... well... forced.\nNow I have to wait another year for the last part and my box set to be announced. Fooey!\nI saw \"Frozen\" last Friday. I liked it a lot, and not just for the two strong female characters.\nGlad it won Best Animated Feature and Best Song.\nSaw Winter Soldier.... it was awesome! Not sure if it beats the Avengers, but it is a very good film and I am happy that we finally get to see Black Widow being a fucking the super-spy badass that she is supposed to be!\nHowever, it does raise a LOT of questions that are going to need addressing. So many questions.\nGodzilla (see that thread for my views... it was badass)\nX-Men: Days of Future Past... it essentially negates the third movie, which makes me happy. But so many fucking questions... and plot holes. I enjoyed it overall, but seriously, what the fuck man?\nI wondered how they were going to mess with \"Days of Future Past.\" I read the book a long time ago (though many of the details are hazy except for the fact that it was Kitty Pryde who went back in time to warn the X-Men and not Bishop (as in the '90s Fox cartoon) or apparently Wolverine in the new movie.\nAnd now they're going to do \"Age of Apocalypse.\"\nAnyway, \"Last Stand\" was a piece of shit. Rogue was ruined in that film, and I hear the few scenes she was in were cut from the theatrical release of DOFP (was that still true?).\nYou see her for two seconds at the end of the film when Logan is walking through the school and you see the subtle changes of the reset (she is back with Iceman again).\nBiggest plot hole that I see, besides major story changes (Sentinels getting their ability to steal powers from Mystique's DNA instead of Rogue's? I don't think so) is the very existence of Blink in DOFP. Don't get me wrong, I love Blink and I think that she was very well done in this film even though she had NO lines at all... but she is from the alternate timeline that takes place in Age of Apocalypse. That is where she comes from! So yeah... how is she even here?\nI'm going to see it this weekend I think. Glad I'm hearing some good things, since a lot of others sucked (especially the Wolverine movies, damn am I sick of him even if he's got the looks/personality for it).\nOh, DOFP negates the entire Wolverine Origins movie. Still not sure how or where the most recent Wolverine movie fits in for continuity (I think it was supposed to be right before this one... which I guess is right before the shit hits the fan?)\nBut yeah... you know what that means? A chance for Deadpool to be done right.\nThank goodness. What we got was not Deadpool, haha...\nWas the second Wolverine movie worthwhile?\nOverall, I think so... at least as an action movie. I have just always liked his ties to Japan... though I don't think any of that plot was in the comic. Yet another reason that the reset is such a nice thing.\nSaw How To Train Your Dragon 2 in 3D. I really liked it, but I still like the first one better.\nI'll definitely need to see it again, if only for the fact that, in the future, I probably won't be spending the last half of the movie desperately needing to go to the bathroom.\nJust watched All Is Lost, which is literally just Robert Redford lost at sea. It was actually very entertaining and I think that he and the crew did an amazing job.\nThe Fifth Estate, the movie about WikiLeaks with Benedict Cumberbatch as Julian Assange.\nHonestly, I thought it was a fascinating movie and for a large portion of it, Assange was actually a character you were sympathetic to... but ego... wow the ego.\nIt was amazingly entertaining and I love, LOVE the soundtrack. I remember being kinda skeptical as to how good of a movie this was going to be when it was first announced, but I cannot put into words just how badass this was.\nIf you have not seen it yet, go. Drop everything that is nonessential, and go see it!\nI'd just like to say that Guardians of the Galaxy is an amazing movie and that everybody except their grandmother should watch it, haha. I'm not sure if it was as good as Planet of the Apes, but it's still kind of awesome, haha\nIt's interesting that the new Planet of the Apes is supposedly good? lol\nI found it entertaining. Though I will argue that Guardians was better.\nGoing to attempt to see Ghostbusters in theaters this week if I can. *crosses fingers*\nWatched \"Frozen\" again with the kiddies. I still ONLY like the song \"Let It Go\" and my littlest ones (who are 7+ now...**cries**) actually sing the words properly, so I'm less annoyed with their sing-a-long.\nI have to say though, I don't want to be surprised I liked the movie. I actually never go into something hoping to be disappointed. But I was kinda surprised because I didn't like the first half at all. 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        "raw_content": "In Baghdad, banks have been looted of at least $500 million, importers are afraid to bring goods into Iraq as they are ambushed on the highway from Amman to Baghdad, and the electrical system can't be repaired as the looting is taking away the equipment needed for repairs. The complete lack of security has prevented most commercial activity. Othman, a taxi driver, said:\n\"Under Saddam we lived in fear, now we live in terror from crime and we live in poverty.\"\nRetired Christian teacher Sabah Yusef said:\n\"If this anarchy and unemployment continues for another month, people will rise against the Americans and bring about a more chaotic situation.\"\nSa'ad Kathem, who is unemployed, said:\n\"I don't allow my sisters outside the house. When I leave home, I'm worried the criminals will come for my sisters, and when I'm at home I'm worried they will steal my car, it's impossible to live like this.\"\n242 people have died in Baghdad in just over three weeks, almost all from bullet wounds. In the past 10 days there have been 124 violent deaths, almost all gunshot homicides. The American solution to this is to shoot looters on sight, or perhaps not shoot looters on sight, depending who you listen to (see also here).\nThe weapons of mass destruction excuse didn't pan out, and the Iraqis obviously didn't care to be 'liberated', and the lack of response from the Iraqi army shows how weak it actually was and disproves the allegation that Iraq posed a threat to its neighbors or even (!) the United States itself. So you might think that at least one benefit of the attack on Iraq might be the Americans giving the Iraqis the benefits of government by and for the people, free speech, and a right to defend themselves. Er, no:\nThe United States and Britain have indefinitely (or here) postponed allowing Iraqi opposition forces to form a national assembly and an interim government by the end of the month. The British and Americans will remain in charge for an indefinite period.\nThe new U.S.-sponsored Iraqi television news station was censored (or here, slightly different) by the Americans before it went on the air. It has postponed plans to air a live news program because of disputes over editorial control. The Americans wanted the content of the show to be reviewed by the wife of a Kurdish leader before being broadcast. Weeks earlier, in Mosul, the U.S. Army issued orders for troops to seize (or perhaps not 'seize', but something like it) the only television station, an order disobeyed by a true hero of free speech, Maj. Charmaine Means, who was relieved of duty (and who should receive some sort of award for her devotion to free speech as she disobeyed because she felt that the presence of American soldiers would intimidate the station's Arab employees into airing only programming acceptable to the American military).\nThat Second Amendment thing the Americans keep talking about obviously only applies to Americans, as the U. S. military is now telling Iraqis that it is illegal to own or sell guns, leaving many people with nothing to defend themselves with against the looters.\nThe looting of the Tuwaitha nuclear complex, which the Americans allowed to happen, resulted in the theft of radioactive material. Melissa Fleming of the International Atomic Energy Agency said:\n\"The radioactive sources, some very potent ones, could get on to the black market and into the hands of terrorists planning dirty-bomb attacks.\"\nI thought that the Americans were really concerned about dirty bombs - remember the story of Jose Padilla, still rotting in jail for allegedly planning dirty bomb attacks? - but I guess that was just part of the effort to scare Americans half to death to allow for the continued domestic political oppression and international adventures.\nThe first rule of international politics is, whatever else happens, the Palestinians get screwed. Saddam had taken up the policy of housing Palestinian refugees in houses in Baghdad, some of which he had obtained by taking them from his political enemies, or forcing such enemies to rent them at an extremely low rent. Now, the gangs of house-jackers are starting to dispossess these Palestinians from their homes in Baghdad, and kicking them out on the street. Many of the Palestinian refugees have lived in Iraq since 1948 (I wonder what happened in 1948 to make them want to leave their homeland in the Palestine?). It is quite possible that many of these people will need to be housed somewhere else, but leaving them homeless and at the mercy of the street justice of the house-jackers can hardly be the right answer. Iranian refugees living in Iraq may also have been the victims of being forced from their refugee camps.\nThere are allegations which are being investigated by Amnesty International that British and American troops tortured (or here) prisoners of war in Iraq with night-long beatings and, in at least one case, electric shocks. 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        "raw_content": "Hold a dinner party on Monday, but don't invite anyone...that will show them! Take a loved one on a surprise vacation this week and they will be very appreciative, especially if you take them overseas. Your romantic advances towards a business colleague will suffer a setback on Sunday. You will soon get over rejection from this idiot. Especially, as you are still in possession of certain compromising pictures of them using a vacuum cleaner in an 'unnatural' manner.\nIf your boss offers to take you out for a drink this week you should gently decline...unless you want to contract a 'downstairs' disease and be involved in an unpleasant (and protracted) divorce settlement. A religious fanatic with a speech impediment will cause you much grief this week. Limpets are losers so avoid them this week.\nDo you want to feel like crap every morning? If the answer is no, then try eating walnuts before bedtime. Why is everyone so keen on cheese these days? You know that steering clear of the yellow stuff is the right thing to do. 'Slow-but-steady' may be the motto of your so-called Snail 'friend'. But what if they are speeding around with you partner behind your back? Don't be heartbroken, just think of how much money they have and then think about that good old word 'blackmail'.\nA hairy man (or woman) will provide you with a bristly problem this week. You will have an important meeting with your boss this week. Be careful, the wrong choice of shoes will prove disastrous to your career. You know a Squid who is in trouble this week. Time for a bit of Clam-support.\nHappiness. Happiness. Happiness. Happiness. Happiness. It's a happy week! You can dance this week if you think that kicking up your heels will make you happier. By the way, it won't. Try applying for a passport using a false identity. It might not work, you might be arrested, but it might be fun trying.\nYou've been thinking about having some minor cosmetic surgery done, but here's a word of warning...if you polish a turd, it's still a turd. Be careful what you choose to eat this week...there is a lot of food poisoning about. Things will be mostly crap for you this week, but on the plus side of things, you will already know exactly what this feels like.\nPut some distance between you and a rival. At least 93 feet, but no more than a mile. There is a very old tradition that Sailors used to follow when leaving home before embarking on a long voyage. Urinate on three things that you love, and spit on three things that you hate. Only this will ensure a safe trip. Heed these words before undertaking any business travel this week. Ever get stuck in an elevator with a Barnacle? Well be prepared for that eventuality on Saturday. Also be prepared for a very bad body odor problem.\nThis week you might find yourself inconvenienced in an enclosed space with someone who looks remarkably like C. S. Lewis. Does this matter? Only time will tell. This is a good week to set sail on a new voyage of discovery and adventure...unless you are feeling tired, in which case you should stay at home. You will come to the defense of a Barnacle this week when a common friend insults them for \"not being a true Mollusk\".\nThis might be the sort of crazy week where you should try to do the exact opposite of what everyone tries to tell you to do. One exception to this would be if anyone tells you to do the opposite of what you would normally do. Your friends will tell you that you have to make up your mind regarding your big problem. They will tell you that you must sink or swim. Remember though,that there is a third option. Try to achieve a state of neutral buoyancy. You will find yourself in one of those situations where time is of the essence this week. However, a portly Barnacle involved in a roller-skating experiment is going to ensure that your scheduling goes out the window.\nEggs, or products containing eggs, are best avoided this week. Unless you are certain that they are what you want. A trip to the dry-cleaners could provide the impetus you have been looking for to kick-start your business plans. There is a time and a place for everything. This week, that time will more often that not be 8:22 am.",
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        "raw_content": "This entry was posted in Help Me, My Journey, My Life, Uncategorized and tagged author, blog, book, creative, ebook, goals, help, ideas, journey, new years resolution, novel, resolutions, writing by 7th Time's a Charm. Bookmark the permalink.\n15 thoughts on \u201cResolution Time Already?\u201d\nCraig on December 12, 2015 at 2:56 pm said:\nThose are serious. I\u2019ll share my writing resolutions for this new year (if they work or not I don\u2019t know haha) 1.) finish the first book in my new series 2.) read more (5 books a month, I might steal that from you) 3.) Spend less time distracting myself and more time actually working.\n7th Time's a Charm on December 14, 2015 at 2:01 pm said:\nYes!! I need to add stopping the distractions as well. Too easy to do that.\njjwright321 on December 14, 2015 at 10:41 am said:\nFive new books a month? You may want to pare that down a bunch if you no not want to break that resolution. All the other objectives are achievable. I would add another for you\u2026Finish what you start even if you decide along the way that you no longer like what you are writing. You will learn so much just by getting to the finish line and trying to make the story work. Once you finish, you could edit the finish product or start a second version of it. But finish what you start. You may surprise yourself and like what you wrote once you do. Good luck with your resolutions. Keep us up to date. I look forward to reading more from you.\nI don\u2019t know. I think I can handle 5 books a month. Once I get started on one, I get through it pretty quickly because I can\u2019t put it down. It\u2019s just a matter of finding the next one. I think I got it! And yes, your suggestion is totally on point! This will be difficult for me, but it\u2019ll be a great resolution. Thanks!!\njjwright321 on December 15, 2015 at 3:51 am said:\nNow I feel like an underachiever. I had better step up my game. I can see why it is hard to find the next one at that pace. When I am at a loss for the next book or movie, I look to \u201cbest of\u201d lists. People seem to like making lists almost as much as I like reading and using them. For example, the NY Times Best Seller list; or the best books of the year on a site like NPR. This is a good time of year to look at those since they are fresh off of being compiled. If you have a specific genre you are looking for, it makes it a little more challenging since many \u201cbest of\u201d lists are not in categories, but some are. Charge on!\nGreat idea! I\u2019ll take a peek at some lists!\ncultivatingtime on December 14, 2015 at 4:34 pm said:\nI\u2019ve started thinking about m goals for next year but I\u2019m planning to focus on them ths week and get them written down.\nAwesome! Let me know if you come up with any good ones I can try too!\nJengQuills on December 14, 2015 at 6:50 pm said:\nSo nice! Your #1 is also on top of my list. I love to write short stories too, but I don\u2019t think I can do it every week. \ud83d\ude42 Turn off Self-doubt is also one for me.\nYeah, these are going to definitely be a struggle for me\u2026.but I\u2019ll do my best with it!\nI believe you can! \ud83d\ude42\nThank you! I wish you luck and success with yours as well!\nAn Ordinary Girl on December 29, 2015 at 11:45 am said:\nWish you luck for your new year resolutions! Every year I decide some resolutions as well but end up breaking them or not paying any attention or even forgetting \u2019em. So, this year, at least, I\u2019m not taking up any new resolutions . \ud83d\ude42\n7th Time's a Charm on December 29, 2015 at 11:59 am said:\nThanks! That would probably be wise for me too because I always break them too. Usually fairly quickly. Haha! Hopefully this year will be different!\nAn Ordinary Girl on December 29, 2015 at 12:54 pm said:",
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        "raw_content": "Issue: April 26, 1999\nFailed Buffalo Grass Planting\nI have tried several times to plant buffalo grass in my lawn. I removed the old grass, rototilled, and planted the buffalo grass seeds. I watered once every day for two weeks and only a few grass plants grew. What is wrong?\nAssuming you used new seeds with high viability and vigor, I would guess that many of the new seedlings died from lack of water. Buffalo grass grows well under low water conditions, but the seed must be kept moist when they are germinating. In discussions with people who have had poor success in establishing buffalo grass lawns, it seems one of the common factors is that the seeds were not kept moist enough during germination. Some people planted when the soil was too cold and then gave up watering too early. Others watered too infrequently and the New Mexico sun and wind dried the seeds. They should be watered several times each day to ensure that they do not dry just as they are germinating. Buffalo grass may take 15 to 21 days, or more to germinate, so watering several times each day is required for this duration or until a good stand of grass is developed. Many people who succeeded with starting a buffalo grass lawn watered frequently, long enough, and also used a straw mulch (or other mulch) to protect the young seedlings as they germinated.\nA bluegrass or fescue lawn often seems to establish more rapidly because they are genetically programmed to develop their leaves first since they are native to regions which are more moist than New Mexico. Native grasses develop their root system first to avoid the problems of running out of water as they develop. The leaves of native grasses are slower to develop. However, because native grasses are adapted to dry climates, they tend to spread their germination over a longer period of time. This assures that some will survive and grow. However, this makes it difficult for us to germinate a sufficient number of grass seedlings to form a nice looking lawn. This takes time and water. Often we think we have failed because the grass doesn\ufffdt seem to be as thick as we wish, so we stop watering and at that time the lawn fails to establish.\nDuring the time of seed germination it is not important to apply large quantities of water, moistening the soil deeply until the seedlings have germinated. So, even though we must irrigate frequently, we need only irrigate briefly. Once the seedlings have begun to develop, however, it is important to increase the depth to which we moisten the soil. Once there is a good stand of grass (enough seeds have germinated to give good coverage of the soil), we can then reduce the frequency of irrigation but continue watering more deeply. Since native grasses develop an extensive root system before devoting much energy into development of the leaves, deeper irrigation must begin earlier with them. Once a good root system develops, then they will thicken up and begin to look like a nice lawn. After about three weeks to a month, buffalo grass may be on a mature lawn watering schedule. That schedule will depend on the type of soil in which it is growing, the weather conditions, and how well the soil was prepared before planting the lawn.",
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        "raw_content": "The term Business Process Management (or BPM) refers to activities performed by businesses to optimize their business processes.\nA Business process is a collection of activities and tasks that produce something of value to the organization or its customers. The term Workflow refers to the movement of tasks or documents through the business process\nBPM Definition\nBPM is a set of tools and services that support human and application interaction with business processes. BPM suites automate manual processes by routing tasks through departments and applications. These routings are rule and action-based, and are defined in a set of formulas. Actions can be automatically triggered, without an underlying rule requiring additional information; therefore, the process can be continuous and manual processes can be avoided.\nOrganizations use BPM systems to improve the effectiveness of their core operations. BPM specifically coordinates interactions between systems, business processes, and human interaction. It automates the routing of activities and tasks to employees, taking away non-value adding activities, such as routine decisions, data, and form transfer etc., and instead, provides users with tailored lists of task. With today\u2019s tight integration of process definitions and underlying applications, changes in the definition can be deployed and communicated virtually immediately.\nAdditionally, BPM can also add value to a company requiring procedures to be created and published because it offers compliance management. Companies can use it to meet the US Sarbanes Oxley Act (SOX) and International Standards Organization (ISO) requirements. It can opening up a range of functions such as process (quantitative) analysis, and optimization. Thus, by implementing BPM, companies are able to orchestrate and leverage cross-functional business processes that are used over multiple systems, divisions, people, and partners.\nThere are five stages in a BPM life cycle:\nDesign, Modeling, Execution, Monitoring, and Optimization.\nProcess Design encompasses both the identification of existing processes and the design of \u201cto-be\u201d processes. Areas of focus include representation of the process flow, the actors within it, alerts & notifications, escalations, Standard Operating Procedures, Service Level Agreements, and task hand-over mechanisms.\nModeling takes the theoretical design and introduces combinations of variables (e.g., changes in rent or materials costs, which determine how the process might operate under different circumstances).\nOne of the ways to automate processes is to develop or purchase an application that executes the required steps of the process; however, in practice, these applications rarely execute all the steps of the process accurately or completely. Another approach is to use a combination of software and human intervention; however this approach is more complex, making the documentation process difficult.\nMonitoring encompasses the tracking of individual processes, so that information on their state can be easily seen, and statistics on the performance of one or more processes can be provided. An example of the tracking is being able to determine the state of a customer order (e.g. ordered arrived, awaiting delivery, invoice paid) so that problems in its operation can be identified and corrected.\nProcess optimization includes retrieving process performance information from modeling or monitoring phase; identifying the potential or actual bottlenecks and the potential opportunities for cost savings or other improvements; and then, applying those enhancements in the design of the process. Overall, this creates greater business value.\n[\u2026] That's my take on it in 500 words or less. Another perspective that I think is about right: Adam Deane's What is BPM? [\u2026]\nBy: The Business & BPM \u00ab ChrisOnEA on 15/06/2010",
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        "raw_content": "Doctor of Business Administration (DBA) in recognition of his outstanding contribution to the University as a member of the University Council and as Chief Executive of the Warrington Chamber of Commerce.\nChair of the Corporation of Warrington Collegiate since 1989, Colin Daniels has taken a very proactive and strategic role, including the complete re-building of that institution. He played a significant role in the successful transfer of the Collegiate\u2019s Higher Education provision to the University of Chester in 2002.\nHe is a Senior Council Member of the University of Chester and a former member of the Court of the University of Salford.\nIn business, he is Chief Executive of Warrington Chamber of Commerce and Industry that serves Warrington and Vale Royal, and Chairman of Cheshire Chambers Enterprise Ltd, which serves the sub-region of Cheshire and Warrington. A director of Chambers of Commerce North West Ltd, he co-ordinates the work of the 16 Chambers of Commerce in the North West Region.\nSir Malcolm Walker CBE\nDoctor of Fine Art (DFA) Business Administration in recognition of his outstanding contribution to the British retail industry.\nMalcolm Walker was born in a mining village in the West Riding of Yorkshire on February 11, 1946, and educated at Mirfield Grammar School. He joined Woolworths as a trainee manager in 1964 and founded Iceland as a sideline in 1970, opening the first shop in Oswestry with an initial investment of just \u00a360. After being fired by Woolworths in 1971 he served as Iceland\u2019s Chairman and CEO through 30 years of continuous sales and profit growth, taking the company public in 1984.\nMalcolm left Iceland in 2001 but in his absence sales, profits and morale plummeted. He returned as CEO four years later, achieving a transformation in its performance and leading a \u00a31.5bn management buyout in 2012. Iceland today has sales of \u00a33bn, over 900 stores in the UK, Ireland, Czech Republic and Spain, and 23,000 employees who have twice voted it the Best Big Company to Work For in the UK.\nThe Iceland Foods Charitable Foundation has given more than \u00a310m to good causes in the last eight years, focusing particularly on dementia research and forces\u2019 charities.\nMalcolm was personally responsible for forging a coalition of UK retailers pledged to donate revenues from the single-use carrier bag charge to construct a new Dementia Research Institute at UCL in London.\nMalcolm\u2019s other business interests include Chairmanship of the Individual Restaurant Company. Malcolm was awarded the CBE in 1995 and his autobiography, Best Served Cold, was published in 2013.\nAmanda Wakeley OBE\nDoctor of Fine Art (DFA) in recognition of her outstanding contribution to the British fashion industry.\nBorn in Cheshire, Amanda Wakeley is an established favourite of some of the most stylish women in the world, beginning with the late Diana, Princess of Wales and more recently seen on Amber Heard, Zoe Saldana, Katherine Heigl, Scarlett Johansson and Angelina Jolie.\nAmanda Wakeley is an iconic London-based luxury fashion label. Founded in 1990, the brand captures the essence of Amanda\u2019s European lifestyle and is reflected in her aesthetic vision of clean lines, impeccable cut, fit and effortlessly sexy glamour.\nNow positioned as a luxury lifestyle brand, this is anchored by a flagship store on London\u2019s exclusive Albemarle Street. The collection comprises a strong and rapidly growing presence in daywear, spanning flawless tailoring, luxury sportswear, sumptuous cashmeres and an expanding line of statement accessories and fine jewellery. Best known for her glamorous evening, cocktail and striking bridal dresses, these styles underpin every seasonal collection.\nSince 1996, Amanda has co-chaired the committee for Fashion Targets Breast Cancer, raising substantial sums which fund vital breast cancer research. In 2010 Amanda was awarded an OBE for her services to the fashion industry. She has also won numerous accolades which include three British Fashion Awards.\nBrian Kerr OBE\nMaster of Business Administration (MBA) in recognition of his outstanding contribution and commitment to Local Government and to the City of Chester and County of Cheshire.\nBrian was born in Widnes and raised in Warrington. He joined the Civil Service at 16, before his career was interrupted by National Service. He served in the Royal Artillery, before being promoted to Bombardier (Corporal). After National Service he resumed his career in the Civil Service, before taking an accounting job in engineering.\nHe joined the United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority in 1956. He left after 37 years in the nuclear industry as Employee Relations Director of British Nuclear Fuels Limited.\nAfter a sabbatical, he joined Chester Aid to the Homeless as Chief Executive Officer. After four years, he resigned as a paid employee and took up the voluntary position of Deputy Chairman. He left in 2000, to concentrate on other voluntary commitments.\nBrian was elected as a Saughall Parish Councillor in 1975 and he served 40 consecutive years, including 12 as Chairman, until standing down in May 2015. He was co-opted back onto the Council in June 2016 to fill a casual vacancy. He also served a 12 year term on Chester City Council as Ward Member for Saughall.\nBrian was elected to the Executive Board of the Cheshire Association of Local Councils in 1994. He was the Cheshire Association Council Member of the National Association of Local Councils from 1995 to 2004. He was the Chair of the National Association from 1999 to 2004 and Vice-President from 2004 to present.\nHe has various voluntary sector involvements including Cheshire Community Council (Chair from 2000 to 2004); Chester Council for Voluntary Services; Saughall Gardening Club; Saughall Youth Club and Saughall Vernon Institute. Brian was awarded an OBE in 2006 for services to local government.\nDame Carol Black\nDoctor of Science (DSc) in recognition of her outstanding contribution to Medical Sciences and Education.\nProfessor Dame Carol Black DBE, FRCP, FMedSci is Principal of Newnham College Cambridge, Expert Adviser on Health and Work to NHS England and Public Health England.\nShe chairs the Board of Think Ahead, the Government\u2019s new fast-stream training programme for Mental Health Social Workers, and the Rail Safety and Standards Board (RSSB\u2019s) Health and Wellbeing Policy Group. She is a member of the Welsh Government\u2019s Bevan Commission on health in Wales, of the board of UK Active, of the West Midlands Mental Health Commission, of the North East Combined Authority\u2019s Commission for Health and Social Care Integration, a member of Rand Europe\u2019s Council of Advisers and of PwC\u2019s Health Industries Oversight Board. As Principal of Newnham she is on several committees at the University of Cambridge, for example the Advisory Board of the Centre for Science and Public Policy, and is one of the Deputy Vice-Chancellors.\nIn November 2011, as National Director for Health and Work, she completed as Co-Chair an independent review for the UK Government of sickness absence in Britain. The recommendations of this report are now being put in place, with for example a national Fit for Work Service. She is now finishing a further independent review for the Government, of addiction to drugs or alcohol, or obesity, and the benefits system.\nProfessor Black is a past-President of the Royal College of Physicians, of the Academy of Medical Royal Colleges, and of the British Lung Foundation, and past-Chair of the Nuffield Trust. The Centre she established at the Royal Free Hospital in London is internationally renowned for research and treatment of connective tissue diseases such as scleroderma. She is a Trustee of the National Portrait Gallery, of the Work Foundation, and of Uppingham School.\nHelen Willetts\nDoctor of Science (DSc) in recognition of her outstanding contribution to broadcasting and meteorology.\nHelen Willetts was born in Chester and shortly afterwards moved to Colwyn Bay on the North Wales coast, where she grew up.\nShe first became interested in meteorology whilst studying A level Geography at Eirias High School. In 1993, she graduated from the University of Nottingham, with a First Class Honours degree in Physics. On joining the Met Office in February 1994, Helen began a five-month forecaster training course at the Met Office College.\nIn July 1994 she moved to Cardiff Weather Centre and from April 1995 she appeared as a forecaster on BBC television and radio in Wales.\nIn October 1997, having successfully completed her final training, Helen transferred to the BBC Weather Centre in London.\nHelen's main sporting interest is badminton, having played internationally for Wales. She also enjoys walking, cycling and travelling.\nProfessor Michael Jones\nDoctor of Business Administration (DBA) in recognition of his outstanding contribution to business education.\nMike had a 20 plus year career as a human resources professional. His industrial appointments included periods as Personnel Manager/Director in the Food Products, Engineering and Paper industries before joining the St Helens-based Pilkington Group, as Group Management Development Manager and Managing Director of its subsidiary leadership business, Lakeside Training and Development. This role led Mike into the university business school world when he was appointed to a Visiting Fellowship at Manchester Business School, to be followed by another similar appointment at the Lancaster University School of Management.\nIn more recent years he was Director General of the Association of MBAs. During his tenure, he set up and masterminded the global MBA degree accreditation service. Latterly, Mike was the Director and Professor of the Foundation for Management Education, which instigated and funded many initiatives for furthering the development of postgraduate management education specifically connecting Business with University Business Schools. Additionally, he also worked for a time as Dean of the Business School at the University of East London and on various Government committees concerned with linking Business and Business School academia.\nIn his semi-retirement, Mike continues to work in a consultancy role within the International Business School community. His views on management and business education are widely sought and he has held Advisory Board appointments at a number of the UK leading business schools.\nMike has developed an interesting portfolio of volunteer activities including being a Board member for a national housing association, a School Governor, Trustee at Balliol College, Oxford and a regional Director of Age UK. In addition he is currently a Visiting Professor at the University\u2019s Business School. Mike holds a Doctorate of Business Administration and an MSc in Management, and is a Chartered Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development. He is a member of the Worshipful Company of Marketers and a Freeman of the City of London.\nProfessor Janet Hemingway CBE\nDoctor of Science (DSc) in recognition of her outstanding contribution to biochemistry and molecular biology and in particular for her services to the control of tropical disease vectors.\nProfessor Janet Hemingway, CBE, BSc, PhD, DSc, FRS, FMedSci, FRCP,FRES (Hon), FAAM, Foreign Associated National Academy of Sciences USA, HonFFPH initially trained as a geneticist and is currently Professor of Insect Molecular Biology and Director of the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine, with 450 staff based in Liverpool, Malawi and several other tropical locations. She has 38 years\u2019 experience working on the biochemistry and molecular biology of specific enzyme systems associated with xenobiotic resistance. She has been Principal Investigator on projects well in excess of \u00a360 million including the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation funded Innovative Vector Control Consortium.\nShe was inaugurated as a Fellow of the Academy of Medical Sciences in 2006 and as a Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians in 2008. In 2010, she was elected as a Foreign Associate to the National Academy of Scientists, USA and in 2011 as a Fellow to the American Academy of Microbiology, followed by her inauguration the same year as a Fellow of The Royal Society. She was awarded Commander of the British Empire (CBE) for services to the Control of Tropical Disease Vectors in 2012 and has been conferred as Honorary Fellow by the Faculty of Public Health, Royal College of Physicians.\nRob Wotton\nDoctor of Science (DSc) in recognition of his outstanding contributions to sports journalism and broadcasting, and in particular for the contributions made to the University of Chester during his time as Students\u2019 Union President.\nRob studied Health and Community Studies at the former Chester College from 1987 to 1990 before becoming Students\u2019 Union President from 1990 to 1991.\nRob has been a presenter for Sky Sports since 1998. During that time he has fronted an array of live action from La Liga to Football League and from Non-League to NASCAR! But the constant thread of his time with the company has been in front of the cameras on Sky Sports News. As one of the founder presenters of the channel, Rob has delivered breaking news ever since it went to air. Before Sky, Rob was the Sports Editor of the multi award-winning Capital Gold Sports team, covering football both nationally and internationally.\nHe graduated from Chester in 1990 and spent a sabbatical year as Students' Union President, which he still describes as one of the \"best years of my life\". He then went onto London College of Printing and obtained a post graduate qualification in Radio and Television Journalism.\nMaster of Laws in recognition of his outstanding contribution to the law profession in Cheshire and North Wales.\nIn April this year, solicitor Robin Jones retired after a legal career spanning 44 years.\nRobin was formerly a consultant at Knights Solicitors and the former senior partner at Wayman-Hales and Chester managing partner at Hill Dickinson. He began his career in White Friars with Wayman-Hales, which later merged with Hill Dickinson before it was taken over by Knights. Knights is the UK\u2019s first private equity backed commercial law firm and has been in Chester since October of last year.\nHe is a former King\u2019s School pupil and studied law at the University of Liverpool before qualifying in 1970. He practised commercial and commercial property law. He is a former President of the Law Society for Cheshire and North Wales.\nRoderick Hunt MBE\nDoctor of Letters (DLitt) in recognition of his outstanding contribution to the development of literacy in education.\nEducated at Marlborough Grammar School, and at Chester College (now the University of Chester), Rod graduated in 1959 in Divinity and English. In 1967, Rod was successful in applying for a one-year full-time course, the ACEd, instigated by the (then) DES at Oxford University Institute of Education, submitting his part two study on Educational Provision for the Disadvantaged (Operation HeadStart) in California, US, one year after completing the course.\nHe was a teacher for 19 years, beginning his career in East Croydon then teaching in the Oxford area at Matthew Arnold School, Temple Cowley, Ivanhoe Middle School on Blackbird Leys, and finally at Dunmore Junior School in Abingdon. He became a full-time writer in 1979.\nHis first books (Starters 1 \u2013 4) were published by Nelson Publishers in 1974 \u2013 so he has been writing educational books for 42 years. To date he has written over 600 books. The Oxford Reading Tree has been his most successful project, for which he has written almost 500 books which have been translated into over 15 different languages.He has also written for children\u2019s television and schools radio broadcasting.\nIn April 2009 he and his colleague Alex Brychta received the prestigious BESA (British Educational Suppliers Association) Outstanding Achievement Award at the BESA Awards Ceremony at the National Exhibition Centre in Birmingham. In February 2015, he was the inaugural recipient of the Outstanding Achievement Award given by Renaissance Learning UK, which conducts the independent survey of children\u2019s reading, by Professor Keith Topping of Dundee University.\nRod receives dozens of letters from children each week. He is an enthusiastic member of the United Kingdom Literacy Association and has been going to annual and regional conferences since 1988. He has attended and presented at international reading conferences in New Orleans, Melbourne, Hamburg and Edinburgh. He is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts and a Fellow of the English Association. He was awarded the MBE in the Queen\u2019s Birthday Honours List in June 2008.\nSir David Lees\nDoctor of Business Administration in recognition of his outstanding contribution as Chair of the University Centre Shrewsbury Advisory Board and former Chairman of the Bank of England\u2019s Court.\nSir David Lees was educated at Charterhouse, Godalming, Surrey. He was an Articled Clerk with Binder Hamlyn & Co, becoming Senior Audit Clerk in 1962-63. He became a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants (FCA) in 1962. Prior to joining Binder Hamlyn he was a 2nd Lieutenant in the Royal Artillery from 1955-57. From 1964-68 Sir David was Chief Accountant at Handley Page Limited, becoming Finance Director in 1969 for a reconstructed company (Handley Page Aircraft Limited,) which was sold to an American investor.\nSir David joined the GKN Group in 1970 as Group Finance Executive in 1976, becoming General Manager \u2013 Finance in 1977 and Finance Director in 1982. He became Group Managing Director and Chairman Designate in 1987, becoming Chairman and Chief Executive in May 1988. He retired as Chief Executive at the end of 1996, but continued as Chairman until May 2004. He became Chairman of Tate and Lyle PLC in October 1998 and retired in July 2009. In August 2005, he was appointed Non-Executive Director of QinetiQ Group plc and was appointed Deputy Chairman in September 2005. He retired in January 2012. In July 2009, Sir David was appointed Chairman of the Court of the Bank of England. He retired in June 2014. From March 1991 to May 1999, he was a Non-Executive Director of the Bank of England.\nIn August 2001 he became Non-Executive Deputy Chairman of Brambles Industries Ltd and Brambles Industries plc, retiring in December 2006. Sir David was Chairman of Courtaulds plc from mid-July 1996 to September 1998, having been a Non-Executive Director since 1991. From 1983 to 1990, Sir David was a member of the Audit Commission. In March 1998, he was appointed to the Board of the Royal Opera House and as Chairman of the Finance and Audit Committee, retiring in August 2008. In May 2008, he was appointed as a Governor of the Royal Ballet School retiring in July 2013. In June 2001, he was appointed to the Panel of Takeovers and Mergers.\nHe is a Fellow of the Royal Society for the Encouragement of Arts, Manufacturers and Commerce (RSA) and an Honorary Fellow of Wolverhampton University. He was a member of the National Defence Industries Council from 1995 to 2004. He became a Governor of Shrewsbury School in 1986 and Chairman of the Governing Body in 2004, retiring in 2007. He was a Governor of Suttons Hospital in Charterhouse from 1995 to 2005.\nSir David was appointed a Knight Bachelor in the Queen\u2019s Birthday Honours List in July 1991. He was President of the Society of Business Economists from December 1994 to January 1999.\nIn July 1996, he received the Officer\u2019s Cross of the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany and in 1999 received the ICAEW Award for Outstanding Achievement.\nIn November 2007, he was commissioned to be a Deputy Lieutenant of Shropshire. He became the Honorary Patron of Shrewsbury Town FC in January 2010 and was appointed Chairman of the Advisory Board of the University Centre Shrewsbury, a partner institution between the University of Chester with Shropshire Council in March 2014.\nStephen Morgan CBE\nDoctor of Business Administration (DBA) in recognition of his outstanding contribution to the building industry and, in particular, his creation of The Morgan Foundation.\nBorn in Liverpool, Steve Morgan, 63, is the founder of Redrow plc, which he started at the age of 21 with the aid of a \u00a35,000 loan from his father. Under his leadership, Redrow became one of the UK's most successful homebuilders and a FSTE 250 Company. He led the flotation of the company in 1994 and eventually stepped down as Chairman in November 2000, although his private company, Bridgemere, remained a major shareholder. Steve returned to the helm at Redrow in April 2009. Since his return, Redrow has grown to a \u00a31.4bn turnover business (June 2016).\nSteve is also Chairman of the Bridgemere Group of Companies, which has significant land and commercial development interests in the UK and Europe. Bridgemere\u2019s other activities include Trinity Aviation and Carden Park Hotel, one of the UK\u2019s leading golf resorts. Bridgemere recently sold Wolverhampton Wanderers Football Club to the Fosun Group, after owning the club for nine years.\nIn 2001 Steve founded The Morgan Foundation, a charity which is one of the largest providers of funding for children\u2019s and family charities across the North West and North Wales. Over \u00a332m has been donated to charity over the last 15 years. The Foundation was also the main funder for Wolves Aid and Wolves in the Community, which at the time was probably the largest charity of its type in football. The Morgan Foundation philosophy is 'making a difference'.\nIn 1992 Steve, who is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Builders, was awarded an OBE for his services to the construction industry; this was followed in 2016 by a CBE for his philanthropic services.",
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        "raw_content": "Former Maine man to serve no prison time for sex abuse in the 1980s\nRichard Bailey (left) in the courtroom with his attorney Stephen Smith at the Penobscot Judicial Center in Bangor Wednesday. Bailey was charged with 40 sexual assault charges in the 1980s and pleaded no contest to them all.\nBy Judy Harrison, BDN Staff \u2022 September 12, 2018 11:57 am\nA 69-year-old man who now lives in Oregon pleaded no contest Wednesday at the Penobscot Judicial Center to 40 counts of sexually assaulting two boys under the age of 14 in the mid-1980s.\nNo contest pleas result in convictions.\nRichard A. Bailey\u2019s plea agreement with the Penobscot County District Attorney\u2019s Office called for him to serve 18 years on probation but no prison time. The entire 44 years of his sentence was suspended.\nBailey will have to register as a sex offender for life and be strictly supervised in Oregon while on probation.\nSuperior Court Justice William Anderson accepted the agreement and imposed the sentence on the West Lake, Oregon, man, who has not lived in Maine for many years.\nIf the judge had rejected the deal, Bailey could have withdrawn his no contest pleas and gone to trial.\nBailey\u2019s attorney, Stephen Smith of Augusta, told the judge that his client denied that the alleged conduct took place. Bailey said Wednesday that he accepted the plea deal because of ill health.\n\u201cI don\u2019t think I could make it through a trial,\u201d he said.\nAlice Clifford, assistant district attorney for Penobscot County, told the judge that neither victim \u2014 one of whom is serving a 45-year sentence for murder \u2014 wanted to testify at a trial about the sexual abuse both said they\u2019d endured.\nIn accepting the agreement, Anderson called it \u201coverall unsatisfactory\u201d because Bailey would serve no prison time.\n\u201cIf he went to trial and were convicted of any or all these offenses, [he] would go to prison,\u201d the judge said. \u201cThe likelihood [of a] totally suspended sentence would be unlikely after a trial. Although it is not the best of all worlds I will accept the plea offer.\u201d\nBailey was charged in April 2017 and released on $49,000 cash bail.\nThe victim who attended Wednesday\u2019s hearing did not address the court but sobbed quietly as Bailey responded \u201cno contest\u201d 40 times as the judge read the charges. He submitted an impact statement to the judge that was not read into the record.\nThe other victim, who was convicted of slaying a Bangor grocery store worker in 1992 who tried to stop him from shoplifting a six-pack of beer, asked Clifford to read his statement to Anderson.\nIt is the practice of the Bangor Daily News not to identify alleged victims of sex crimes. The two victims in Bailey\u2019s case were born in Thailand and are related to each other. They moved to the United States with their mother when they were in their early teens, Clifford said. Both were related by marriage to Bailey when the abuse took place.\n\u201cThe sexual abuse had a catastrophic impact on my life,\u201d the now-45-year-old convicted killer wrote. \u201cI have spent 60 percent of my life in prison but the years with him were the worst of my life.\u201d\nThe victim described frequent sexual abuse that turned him into an angry, homeless teenager who ran away from home and spent time incarcerated as a juvenile and was homeless.\n\u201cA few months after I turned 18, I stabbed a man,\u201d he continued. \u201cIt was an unintentional act. I was intoxicated. If I had had a normal childhood, it would not have happened.\u201d\nMichael Scott McDowell was 27 years old and a grocery manager at what was then Doug\u2019s Shop \u2018n Save on Broadway when he was killed. He was off duty and shopping when he approached the man who killed him and an accomplice in the parking lot. He had seen an altercation between the two men and store employees inside the store and assumed the two men were shoplifting, according to testimony at their trial.\nBailey faced up to 20 years in prison \u2014 the maximum sentence on the most serious counts \u2014 under the law when the conduct took place. Under today\u2019s statute, he would face up to 30 years in prison if convicted of Class A sex charges.\nIf you or someone you know needs resources or support related to sexual violence, contact the Maine Coalition Against Sexual Assault\u2019s 24/7 hotline at 1-800-871-7741.",
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        "raw_content": "Andrew Clutterbuck was born in London, the son of an English civil engineer and a South African nurse. His family moved to Hull when he was 18 months old, and then to Bath, Somerset when he was eight or nine. He attended Beechen Cliff School, where at age 14 he had his first acting role as the Artful Dodger in a school production of Oliver!. He spent a summer at the National Youth Theatre in London and became interested in acting as a career. After leaving school, he studied at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (RADA) drama school and began to use \u201cAndrew Lincoln\u201d as his stage name.\nIn 1994, Lincoln made his first on-screen appearance in \u201cBirths and Deaths\u201d, an episode of the Channel 4 sitcom Drop the Dead Donkey. In 1995, soon after finishing drama school, he made his breakthrough with his first major role playing Edgar \u201cEgg\u201d Cook, one of the leading characters in the acclaimed BBC drama This Life. He went on to star in a number of British television series and dramas such as The Woman in White, The Canterbury Tales, and Wuthering Heights, most notably as probationary teacher Simon Casey in the successful Channel 4 sitcom Teachers. He also had a lead role as university lecturer and psychologist Robert Bridge in Afterlife, and starred in the Sky 1 series Strike Back with Richard Armitage in 2010.\nLincoln appeared in several films such as Human Traffic and Gangster No. 1 and starred alongside Vanessa Paradis in Pascal Chaumeil\u2019s Heartbreaker. In particular, his role as Mark in the 2003 film Love Actually gained him wider recognition.\nIn addition, Lincoln has performed in plays, including Hushabye Mountain in 1999, the widely praised Blue/Orange in 2000 and 2001, The Late Henry Moss in 2006,the Parlour Song in 2009, as well as radio productions. He has done voice-overs for documentaries, advertisements, and government campaigns. He directed two episodes in the third series of Teachers for which he received a BAFTA nomination for Best New Director (Fiction) in 2004.\nAndrew Lincoln narrates the fictional textbook, Quidditch Through the Ages, written by fictional writer Kennilworthy Whisp, created by JK Rowling.\nIn April 2010, Lincoln was cast as Rick Grimes, the protagonist of AMC\u2019s live-action adaptation of the post-apocalyptic horror comic book television series The Walking Dead.Grimes is a sheriff\u2019s deputy who awakens from a months-long coma in the midst of a violent zombie apocalypse caused by an unknown pathogen. He becomes the leader of a group of family and friends who are forced to relentlessly fight off flesh-eating zombies and hostile humans. The drama has the highest Nielsen ratings in cable television history, including the most 18- to 49-year-old viewers of any cable or broadcast television series during its third through sixth seasons. In 2010, Lincoln signed up for the show for a potential six years. He has since renegotiated a deal for two further seasons. In May 2018, it was reported that the ninth season of The Walking Dead will be the final season for Lincoln.\nLincoln has received critical acclaim for his portrayal of Rick Grimes in The Walking Dead, and has won several and been nominated for numerous awards. Jacob Stolworthy from The Independent, whilst commenting on his performance in the first episode of season 7, \u201cThe Day Will Come When You Won\u2019t Be\u201d, said: \u201cIt\u2019s a moment where Andrew Lincoln excels, his character coming full circle: between his snot-nosed splutters of mercy and Carl\u2019s resigned plea (\u201cDad, just do it), this scene \u2013 when bookended with the first time we see Rick in season 1 episode \u2018Days Gone Bye\u2019, unaware of the tribulations this \u201cnew world order\u201d will bring \u2013 causes your bones to cool several degrees.\u201d In 2012 and 2015, TVLine spotlighted Lincoln as \u201cPerformer of the Week\u201d for his performance in the fourth episode of season 3 (\u201cKiller Within\u201d) and fifteenth episode of season 5 (\u201cTry\u201d), respectively, saying, for 2015, \u201cWe always knew that Lincoln could play the living daylights out of anything that was thrown at him. But until this week\u2019s episode of The Walking Dead, we didn\u2019t realize that he could act his way from A to Z all within the span of a single hour.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "Punishing the youth: More vindictive Tory-lite nonsense from New Labour\nIn 2008 the UK economy collapsed into a crisis from which it has yet to recover. Despite the endlessly repeated Tory rhetoric that this crisis was caused by the Labour party, the real cause of the crisis was a global spree of reckless financial sector gambling, often on extremely complex financial products that the buyer clearly didn't even understand.\nThe Labour party were somewhat to blame for not only refusing to undo the financial sector deregulations of the Thatcher era, but actually even further deregulating the financial markets themselves. But the only Tory complaints at the time that Labour were further deregulating the financial sector were that Gordon Brown's deregulations hadn't gone far enough, and that the UK should strive to be more like Ireland!\nReckless financial sector speculation caused the global financial sector insolvency crisis and necessitated the biggest state subsidies in economic history to prevent the UK banks collapsing into their own black holes of debt. The problem is that it doesn't matter how much evidence there is that deregulated capitalism caused the financial sector insolvency crisis, the Tories and the right-wing dominated press are absolutely determined to create the simplistic narrative that the Labour party, and welfare spending are to blame for the fallout from the financial sector crisis.\nThe Tory narrative is that the Labour party \"bankrupted\" the economy with their excessive welfare spending, and the actual facts of the matter are irrelevant.\nInstead of attempting to offer an alternative narrative built on the actual facts, such as the fact that the bankers' bailouts cost more than the entire national debt that the Tories endlessly fearmonger about, the Labour leader Ed Miliband has decided to capitulate.\nInstead of attempting to counter the \"blame Labour\" right-wing rhetoric with the truth, Miliband and the shadow Work and Pensions secretary Rachael Reeves have decided instead to try and out-Tory the Tories.\nTheir latest plan is to revoke social security for 18-21 year olds, and replace it with a pitiful benefit only payable if the youngsters do workfare or training schemes. No doubt the same alphabet soup of extremely dodgy corporate outsourcing parasites (A4e, G4S, Serco, Sudexo, Capita, Atos ...) will be lining themselves up to administer the Labour party workfare schemes, and provide the Labour party \"training\" schemes, just as they have cashed in for the last four years administering the Tory parties workfare schemes and the Tory parties \"training\" schemes (in which people are \"trained\" at the taxpayers' expense how to wipe their bottoms by these companies).\nIn my view a much more sensible strategy for the Labour party would have been to attack the Tories for the fact that long-term youth unemployment has risen 57% since the Tories came to power in 2010, and that this huge rise has come despite the ever increasing use of workfare schemes designed to artificially exclude hundreds of thousands of (mainly young) people from the unemployment figures, even though they still receive unemployment benefits throughout their term of compulsory unpaid labour.\nThis astonishing rise in the rate of long-term youth unemployment is by no means the first example of the gross incompetence of Iain Duncan Smith providing Ed Miliband with a huge stick to whack the Tories with, but Ed preferring to set about beating himself over the head with it instead.\nBack in February 2013 the Cort of Appeals declared Iain Duncan Smith's Workfare schemes for the unemployed unlawful, but instead of using this humiliating court judgement to attack Iain Duncan Smith, Ed Miliband and the Labour leadership actually decided to collude with the Tories in order to help Iain Duncan Smith get a vile piece of retroactive legislation rushed through parliament in a single day. Not only did Miliband refuse to attack Iain Duncan Smith for his incompetence, he actually helped IDS to stick two fingers up at the courts by quickly rewriting his own hopelessly botched legislation and applying the changes retroactively so that his workfare rules would have been lawful had they been written that way in the past.\nNow Miliband is refusing to attack the Tories for the huge rise in long-term youth unemployment since 2010, and instead seems to want to further reinforce the Tory narratives that welfare spending and \"scroungers\" are to blame for the crisis through his new plan of attacking the pitiful amounts paid out to workless 18-21 year olds, instead of actively doing anything to actually help them.\nGiven that the economic crisis was undeniably caused by the bankers, a much better Labour party strategy might have been to highlight the huge rise in long-term youth unemployment since the bankers trashed the economy and to propose a new tax on bankers bonuses designed to fund paid apprenticeships for young people in real businesses (rather than ludicrous taxpayer funded \"how to wipe your bottom\" courses with A4e).\nInstead of developing a strategy which highlights the reckless bankers and the incompetent Tories as the culprits, Ed Miliband's Labour party seem intent on painting the victims of the bankers' crisis as the guilty parties who are deserving of punishment for their \"idleness\".\nEd Miliband and Rachael Reeves seem intent on punishing a generation of youngsters who were still in primary school when the bankers were trashing the economy with their reckless gambling spree, because the economy still hasn't recovered sufficiently to offer these kids the prospects of real paid employment. This may seem like a sensible strategy from within the bubble of the Labour party leadership, but to countless thousands of traditional Labour voters it's bound to kill the last vestiges of hope that New Labour offer anything other than vindictive Tory-lite policies designed to appeal to readers of the Daily Mail and the S*n.\nLabels: 2014, Bailouts, Banking, Ed Miliband, Iain Duncan Smith, Labour, Outsourcing, Rachael Reeves, Tories, Unemployment, Workfare\nThey're not tuition fees, they're a tax on aspiration\nThe Liberal Democrats began writing their own political obituary when they decided to go back on their pre-election promises to vote against any increase in tuition fees in order to allow the Tories to triple university fees to \u00a39,000 per year, making study at English public universities the most expensive in the world.\nThis betrayal was particularly stupid given that the student lobby were one of the core Lib-Dem demographics. This U-turn was so bad that huge numbers of people who voted Lib-Dem in 2010 because they likes their stance against the commodification of the education system have sworn to themselves that they will never ever vote Lib-Dem again. People aren't just temporarily angry about this, they are enraged because as far as they are concerned, the Liberal Democrats stole their votes.\nThe fees that the Liberal Democrats helped the Tories to introduce are not just three times as high as the New Labour fees, they also come at a much higher rate of interest. Instead of being index linked directly to the rate of inflation like the old loans were, the new loans accrue interest at the rate of inflation plus 3%.\nEven with interest rates being held at all time historic low of 0.5% for the last five years the government now admits that they got their sums badly wrong and that 45% of graduates will never earn enough to pay off their loans, rather than the 28% they originally predicted.\nThere are two main consequences of this huge miscalculation. The first is that the government now admits that their massive hike in student fees is already perilously close to failing to break even, meaning that not only will it cost millions of students extra, it also looks extremely likely that this new system will actually end up costing the taxpayer extra too.\nThe second consequence is that millions of graduates look set to spend their entire working lives making payments towards the cost of their higher education. These repayments kick in at \u00a321,000 per year and are administered through a 9% direct taxation (taken directly from the salary like income tax and National Insurance). Around half of students will spend their entire working lives paying this 9% Aspiration Tax without ever actually paying the loan off.\nThe government narrative was that this hike in fees was necessary in order to \"put higher education on a sustainable footing for the long-term\" but the fact is that the huge increase in student fees is already perilously close to failing to break even, and just one negative economic factor (such as a recession, natural disaster or even a rise in the rate of inflation) could drive the new student loan system deep into the red.\nIf putting \"higher education on a sustainable footing for the long-term\" was actually such an important factor, it's clearly an indicator of grotesque incompetence that the plan is already dangerously close to not breaking even after just a couple of years.\nThere is an alternative explanation for the implementation of a scheme which will result in a massive hike in the levels of student debt, and that is the idea that the 9% Aspiration Tax has been deliberately imposed on students from poor and ordinary backgrounds as a social barrier, designed to hinder social mobility.\nThe explanation arises from the answer to the question of who actually benefits? The taxpayer doesn't look set to benefit, since the scheme is already perilously close to failing to break even. The majority of students won't benefit, because they look set to leave university with average debts of around \u00a360,000 for an education they would have received for free less than two decades ago, and 73% of them will be still paying off their student debts in their 50s! The universities are certainly not benefiting either, since they've had their funding slashed again and again since 2010.\nThe fact is that the most obvious beneficiaries from the introduction of this Aspiration tax are the children with parents wealthy enough to pay the fees for them.\nThe children of the wealthy establishment already have loads of huge advantages in life, and the imposition of a 9% Aspiration Tax on \"the lower orders\" when they get uppity and try to better themselves, is an excellent way of further protecting the privilege of the children of the establishment minority.\nFor parents who can afford to send their children to private schools like Eton (\u00a334,000+ per year in fees), Harrow (\u00a333,000+ per year in fees) or Westminster (\u00a333,000+ in fees), it would hardly be an enormous stretch to cough up an additional \u00a39,000 per year so that their children can avoid ever having to pay the 9% Aspiration Tax that is imposed on graduates from \"the lower orders\".\nIt's easy to see how imposing an additional 9% income tax on the lower orders would create yet another life advantage for the children of the establishment class. The 9% Aspiration Tax is a method of confiscating disposable income from \"the lower orders\" so their financial means are even more diminished. This means that there will be even less competition from below for the establishment class.\nIf two people, one from an establishment family and the other from an ordinary background, qualify with the same class of degree at the same university and end up earning the same salary, the establishment graduate is at a huge advantage when it comes to setting up their own business, because they won't have to pay the 9% Aspiration Tax. This means they will have more disposable income to invest in establishing their own business. The 9% Aspiration Tax levied on graduates from ordinary backgrounds also puts the establishment graduate at a huge advantage in life when it comes to other things too, such as buying a house, or starting a family.\nIn my view, you'd have to be a very gullible person to naively accept the government narrative on the reasons behind any of their schemes (no matter which party is in charge). Anyone with an inquisitive mind should consider alternative explanations. In my view the alternative explanation that makes a hell of a lot more sense than the official explanation, is that the main beneficiaries from such a scheme will be the children of the establishment, ie, the children of the very MPs who voted in favour of the introduction of Aspiration Taxes for graduates from ordinary backgrounds in 1998, and then voted to triple them in 2004, and then to triple them again in 2010.\nSome people might say that it's unreasonable to assume such sickening ulterior motives from the political classes, and complain that the idea that they would deliberately hinder social mobility to protect the privileges of the establishment class is unconscionable. However these people are probably not familiar with the education secretary Michael Gove's assertion that \"some people will, apparently, be put off applying to our elite institutions by the prospect of taking on a debt of this size. Which, as far as I'm concerned, is all to the good\".\nEven if the government narrative is unquestioningly accepted, and analysis of who the main beneficiaries are is completely ignored, the fact that the government were so far out with their calculations should be grounds for sacking the universities minister David Willetts. However, just like other grotesquely incompetent Tory ministers like Iain Duncan Smith and George Osborne, he's seemingly immune from censure for his failings.\nOnce again, like so many other political issues, the introduction of Aspiration Taxes for graduates from ordinary backgrounds boils down to a simple choice between grotesque incompetence, or outright malice. There is simply no other explanation.\nMichael Gove's ideological vandalism of the education system\nIf the Green party have the best policies, why does hardly anyone vote for them?\nLabels: David Willetts, Education, Establishment, Labour, Liberal Democrats, Michael Gove, Social Mobility, Tax, Tories, UK, Universities, Wealth\nIn this article I am going to explain twelve things you should know about the extreme-right hate group called Britain First.\nBritain First is a BNP splinter group\nBritain First was founded by a guy called Jim Dowson who ran a British National Party call centre in Belfast until he abandoned the party after being accused of indecently assaulting a woman in a hotel room. Dowson tried to claim that the accusations were part of a \"dirty tricks\" campaign to discredit him because he opposed BNP leader Nick Griffin's plan to comply with court rulings to remove discriminatory clauses from the BNP constitution. It's not much of a defence to say that the accusations against him were fabricated because he was even more right-wing than Nick Griffin, but that's the story he came out with.\nJim Dowson has got a track record of involvement with loyalist paramilitary groups in Northern Ireland, and with anti-women's rights groups. He is also very open about his homophobic views.\nThe treasurer of Britain First is also an ex-BNP man. Paul Golding was a BNP councilor in Sevenoaks between 2009 and 2011 and he also served as the BNP's communication officer.\nThis ex-BNP pair stood as the Britain First candidates in Wales and Scotland in the 2014 European elections. As Britain First didn't stand any candidates in England, they advised their followers to vote for UKIP, which would hardly seem to be the kind of endorsement that Nigel Farage would want for his \"we're definitely not fascists\" party.\nUPDATE: Britain First founder Jim Dowson quit in July 2014 saying that \"No matter how many times I told [Paul Golding] I did not want decent Muslims intimidated, he just continued doing it ... I have come to the conclusion that no matter how hard I tried, you cannot escape from the fact that the group is being overrun with racists and extremists\".\nThe largest and fastest growing UK political page on Facebook\nOver one million people have decided to \"like\" Britain First's Facebook page, meaning this extreme-right hate group has more followers than any other political party in the UK.\nIt should be a source of acute national embarrassment that at a time when the British public should be looking to genuine political alternatives to the bankrupt neoliberal status quo in Westminster, that hundreds of thousands of people are turning to an extreme-right hate group hell bent on scapegoating minorities, and that these followers are spreading the Britain First messages of hate and fear all over Facebook.\nDeceitful tactics\nBritain First use populist infographics to dupe unsuspecting people into following their hate group. In between Islamophobic rants and immigration lies the Britain First admins intersperse images that the majority of people agree with (infographics decrying animal cruelty, anti-paedophilia memes, support our troops/football team memes, don't leave dogs in hot cars memes ...) so that ordinary people get hooked in to following their page.\nA lot of people end up following the page because they saw one of these populist \"honey trap\" images, without even realising that the page that produced them is an extreme-right hate group.\nDodgy party funding\nOne of the most distasteful things about Britain First is the way that they elicit donations to their right-wing political party through animal cruelty shock tactics.\nThe image to the right is one of their most popular fundraising campaigns ever (shared a mind-boggling 791,234 times).\nThe image description says \"help us stop this cruelty!\" and includes a link to their Paypal donations page. The problem is that Britain First have made absolutely no effort to segregate funds raised through this \"help us stop this cruelty!\" appeal from their general donations. Neither have they explained anywhere how they plan to use all of this money to actually prevent animal cruelty.\nBritain First believe that they can get away with appealing to people's good nature (abhorrence at animal cruelty) in order to soak up huge numbers of donations from unsuspecting people who imagine that their donations will be used to prevent animal cruelty, rather than fund an extreme-right political party.\nIn my view Britain First are guilty of obtaining party political donations under false pretenses, and of illegally funding their political party with overseas donations. I have written to the Electoral Commission to ask what they plan to do about it.\nAbusing Lee Rigby's image\nOne of the most commonly occurring images on the Britain First Facebook page and on the Britain First website is a picture of the murdered soldier Lee Rigby. It is absolutely sickening that they choose to continue desecrating his memory by making him the \"poster boy\" of their extreme-right hate group despite the objections of his family.\nIn the 2014 European Elections they even used the phrase \"Remember Lee Rigby\" as their party description on the ballot papers in Wales. The Electoral Commission were hit by a tidal wave of condemnation for allowing them to use Lee Rigby's name like that, and eventually issued a groveling apology to the Rigby family.\nHere's what Lee Rigby's mother had to say about their use of his name on the ballot paper.\n\"Well yet again can anymore heartbreak be thrown at me and my family, so heartbroken tonight. Electoral commission phoned saying that a party in Wales has stood for election in the European parliament named Britain First using Lee's name to promote their party and some fucker from the commission allowed it to go through but [they] cannot take any action till after the election which is held on my sons anniversary of his murder. Their views are not what Lee believed in and has no support from the family. Their will be a family apology from the electoral commission but cannot be made public till after 22nd of May. Lee's legacy will live on through Team Lee United Forces and all the good I hope to achieve xxxx\" [source]\nDesecrating the poppy symbol\nAnother one of Britain First's most disgusting tactics is to desecrate the poppy symbol by using it to raise funds for their extreme-right hate group.\nThe worst thing about it is that some vulnerable people may see the poppies and think that they're donating to a cause which helps former soldiers, rather than an extreme-right hate group.\nThe Royal British Legion have been informed that Britain First are using the poppy symbol to sell their tatty jackets and t-shirts, but even if the RBL come out and condemn this tactic in the strongest terms, one would expect Britain First to completely ignore them, just as they completely ignore the suffering they are inflicting on Lyn Rigby.\nBritain First are also guilty of spreading outright lies on their Facebook page. In one widely shared Britain First meme they claim that asylum seekers and illegal immigrants receive \u00a329,900 per year in benefits.\nThis is blatantly untrue for several obvious reasons:\nAsylum Seekers and illegal immigrants are not the same thing, so they wouldn't have the same entitlements.\nIllegal immigrants are not even entitled to benefits. Given that they are in the country illegally they are extremely unlikely to turn up at the Jobcentre asking for benefits.\nThe Tory benefits cap was introduced at \u00a326,000 per year, so it seems more than a little unlikely that they are giving \u00a329,900 per year to illegal immigrants.\nThe extreme right love to use the argument that \"we can't even talk about immigration without being labeled racists and bigots\". The problem is of course that they're not just \"talking about\" immigration, they are spreading outright lies about immigration.\nIn my view it is unacceptable to label someone a racist or a bigot if they raise legitimate concerns about immigration. However, if they resort to spreading outright lies about the subject in order to stir up resentment and hatred of immigrants, then fire away, because those are clearly the tactics of racists and bigots.\nThe admins on the Britain First Facebook page are an appalling bunch of hypocrites. They whine endlessly that their views are under threat from censorship, however they have a policy of purging their page of any critical comments and banning dissenting voices from ever coming back again.\nDozens and dozens of people have told me how they were banned from Britain First for daring to leave non-conformist comments, but you don't have to take my word for it, the Britain First admins are quite open about the way they routinely delete all critical comments.\nIf you still don't believe it, maybe you should try leaving a couple of politely worded criticisms (you shouldn't use the poppy symbol to raise funds for your own political party) or questions (what exactly have you done with the money raised through your animal welfare appeal?) and see how long it is before you experience the Britain First \"delete and ban\" treatment yourself.\nTo harp on and on about \"free speech\" whilst simultaneously engaging in one of the biggest mass censorship campaigns Facebook has ever seen is such an appalling display of hypocrisy that anyone, no matter what their political orientation, should be shocked by it.\nThese people hate free speech, and they only ever invoke it to claim that they have the right to do and say whatever they like (conning people out of money with animal cruelty shock tactics, debasing the poppy symbol, making a dead soldier their \"poster boy\" despite the protestations of his family, telling outright lies). When it comes to other people's free speech the Britain First admins can't hit the \"block and ban\" button quickly enough. In their view freedom of speech is the freedom to agree with them, if you happen to disagree with them, then freedom of speech doesn't exist for you.\nThe fact that they have censored such a huge number of people has inspired me to come up with this \"I've been censored by Britain First\" certificate which people can use as their Facebook banner image, because it should be a mark of pride that you've been censored by a bunch of extreme-right hatemongers.\nA closed ideology echo chamber\nThe Britain First Facebook page is a classic example of a closed ideology echo chamber, in which information, ideas, and beliefs are amplified or reinforced by transmission and repetition inside an enclosed system.\nTheir policy of routinely purging the page of critical comments and banning dissenting voices demonstrates their commitment to keeping their followers brainwashed in an atmosphere of conformity.\nAny group or society in which people who ask awkward questions or present counter-evidence are routinely censored is clearly a closed ideology echo chamber. With over 400,000 followers the Britain First Facebook page is one of the biggest examples of a ruthlessly enforced closed ideology environment in the history of Facebook.\nThe American author Laurence Britt defined 14 characteristics of fascist regimes (you can see a copy of his article here). I'll list the 14 characteristics and compare with Britain First policies and strategies.\n1. Powerful and Continuing Nationalism - Britain First make constant use of patriotic mottoes, slogans, symbols and other paraphernalia. Flags are seen everywhere, as are flag symbols on clothing and in public displays.\n2. Disdain for the importance of human rights - One of Britain First's most common complaints is against the European Human Rights Act.\n3. Identification of Enemies/Scapegoats as a Unifying Cause - Britain First rally people into a unifying patriotic frenzy over the need to eliminate a perceived common threat or foe: racial, ethnic or religious minorities; liberals; communists; socialists, terrorists, etc.\n4. The supremacy of the military/avid militarism - Britain First constantly intersperse their posts with posts designed to glorify the military (often in order to sell their own merchandise or convince people to sign up to their organisation).\n5. Rampant sexism - Britain First's founder Jim Dowson is strongly opposed to women's reproductive rights. This subject is never mentioned on the Britain First page because it would interfere with their populist appeal.\n6. Controlled Mass Media - Thankfully Britain First haven't got to the stage where they can exert any control over the media, however their policy of ruthlessly censoring dissenting opinion on their Facebook page indicates their contempt for freedom of speech and their desire to control the spread of information.\n7. Obsession with national security - Britain First are always harping on about threats to national security in order to whip up fear amongst their followers.\n8. Religion and ruling elite tied together - Fortunately Britain First are not part of the ruling elite, but it is absolutely clear that they see religion as an integral part of their political mission. Here's a quote from their statement of principles: \"Britain First is committed to maintaining and strengthening Christianity as the foundation of our society and culture\".\n9. Corporate Power is Protected - Britain First like to present themselves as an alternative to globalisation, however their dalliance with the neoliberal Tea Party fringe in the US show that they have more in common with hardline neoliberals than they like to let on. Another indicator that they are no opponents of globalisation is the way they use their Facebook page and website to propagandise for Cadbury's, which was once a British company, but is now owned by the American multinational giant Kraft.\n10. Power of labor suppressed or eliminated - Britain First make a big deal out of opposing socialism and trade unions as enemy ideologies and they also use their Facebook page to attack the minimum wage.\n11. Disdain and suppression of intellectuals and the arts - The Britain First Facebook page is rife with anti-intellectual comments and infographics.\n12. Obsession with Crime and Punishment - Britain First are obsessed with crime and punishment, making frequent calls for the death penalty to be re-introduced. Nooses and gallows are recurring motifs on the Britain First page, and they also use public outrage at judicial decisions, in order to con people into donating to their political party.\n13. Rampant cronyism and corruption - Thankfully Britain First have no political power, so they are not in the position to use their power to enrich themselves and their cronies, but judging by the fact that there is no open process over how appointments are made within the party, and their deceitful fundraising tactics, it's not hard to imagine what Britain would be like if these guys were in charge.\n14. Fraudulent elections - Once again, these guys are not in charge of the country, so they haven't got the power to rig elections in their own favour.\nOf the fourteen characteristics of fascism identified by Laurence Britt, Britain First meet most of them, and the only ones they don't meet are the ones that it is impossible for them to meet due to their absolute lack of political power.\nA severe economic depression followed by the rapid rise of right-wing nationalist extremism and the scapegoating of minority groups seems to be a case of history repeating itself.\nAn interesting contrast can be made with the rise of the left-wing anti-corruption party Podemos (We Can) in Spain. They experienced a similar lightning rise in popularity, with their Facebook page passing 500,000 followers within three months of the foundation of the party. But instead of fostering fear and and inciting hatred of minorities, they lay the blame firmly at the door of the corrupt Spanish establishment and propose reforms to put political power back into the hands of the people.\nPodemos are committed to fighting corruption and increasing people power through democratic participation. Britain First are committed to parading around on paramilitary style marches, invading mosques, scamming money from unsuspecting people and spreading outright lies.\nIt's pretty sad that in Spain, a country that was still ruled over by a fascist dictatorship less than 40 years ago, people are looking to a party that presents a real alternative to neoliberalism and corruption, whilst in Britain, a country that has never experience a full-on fascist regime, people are looking to the extreme-right fringe in their hundreds of thousands.\nGiven the enormous sacrifices made by previous generations in the fight against fascism, it is a national disgrace that right-wing extremism is on the rise in the UK. What makes it even worse is the fact that Britain First use those very sacrifices in order to raise funds for their own brand of right-wing extremism.\nGiven that it is impossible to fight back against Britain First on their own page due to their \"delete and ban\" censorship policy for all dissenting voices, people who oppose Britain First's brand of right-wing extremism need to find other ways of criticising them. In this section I'll outline a few tactics.\nCriticise the shared versions of their images - Britain First can use their admin powers to delete all criticism from the original iterations of their pictures, but they can't delete criticism on the new iterations that are created when their followers share their work. If you see any of your Facebook friends sharing Britain First images, you can leave comments expressing your distaste.\nReport them - If you see Britain First using deceitful tactics to raise party donations you can report them to the Electoral Commission. If you see them using poppy images to sell their own merchandise you can report them to the Royal British Legion. If you see any Britain First posts that you consider to be in breech of Facebook terms and conditions, you can report them to Facebook. If you see them using Royal Crests and you suspect they have no permission, you can report them to The Lord Chamberlain's Office. If you see anyone posting unlawful comments on there (such as incitement to murder, racist or religious hate crime, criminal threats ...) you can report the individual to the police. If you see someone using making extremist and offensive statements(using the term \"muzrats\" to describe Muslims, or calling for a Nazi style holocaust against all Muslims) you can click on their profile and see if their employer is listed and send screen shots of their extremist comments to their employers.\nConvince your friends to unlike the page - Clicking this link allows you to find out which of your Facebook friends follow the Britain First page. You could consider sending them a message explaining your objections to this extreme-right hate group and asking them to consider unliking the page (feel free to follow these 3 simple steps if you like).\nSpread awareness - You can spread awareness of Britain First's disgustingly hypocritical censorship policy by using this \"I've been censored by Britain First\" certificate as your Facebook banner.\nLaugh at them - There are several Britain First parody pages out there including Britain Furst and Britian First. Sometimes the best thing to do when it comes to the extreme-right fascist fringe is to take the piss out of them and laugh at them.\nThe forgotten victims of 9/11\nLabels: 12 Things, Animal welfare, BNP, Britain First, Censorship, Facebook, Fascism, Islam, Media, Neoliberalism, Podemos, Politics, Propaganda, Spain, UK, UKIP, WWII\nThis is an open letter to Peter Wardle, the Chief Executive of the Electoral Commission, which is the body responsible for regulation of political parties, and political donations in the UK.\nDear Peter Wardle,\nI am writing to you in regards to a social media funding campaign which has been conducted by the political party Britain First, an extremist party I'm sure you are very well aware of after widespread condemnation of the Electoral Commission's decision to allow the party to use \"Remember Lee Rigby\" as their description on European election ballot papers, despite the fact that Lee Rigby's family strongly object to Britain First and their followers desecrating his memory by making him the \"poster boy\" of their extremist campaign.\nThe specific issue I would like to draw to your attention to is the way Britain First uses social media in order to collect donations. In my view it is important that this issue is investigated in order to establish whether or not Britain First is guilty of obtaining funding for their party under false pretenses.\nThe specific funding campaign I am referring to is a widely shared animal cruelty image, which includes an appeal to donate to a Britain First Paypal account so that they can \"stop this cruelty!\" (see embedded image).\nAs you can see from the screengrab of this campaign, it has been shared over 790,000 times in just a few days, meaning that it will have been seen in tens of millions of Facebook news feeds.\nThe fact that this image has been so widely shared means that their appeal for donations in the image description will also have been seen by tens of millions of people, and it is conceivable that a great number of people may have donated to this Britain First Paypal account without even realising that they are funding a political party, let alone an extreme-right political party.\nI have a number of questions relating to the way Britain First have been using animal cruelty images to raise funds like this.\n1. Does a fundraising campaign which makes no mention of the fact that the organisation receiving the donations is a political party comply with Electoral Commission rules?\n2. Does the Electoral Commission have any guidance for political parties in relation to using social media to raise party donations? If so, is the Britain First \"help us stop this cruelty!\" fundraising campaign in compliance with this guidance?\n3. If there is no specific guidance on how political parties can take advantage of social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter or Google Plus to collect party donations, does the Electoral Commission have plans to introduce any guidance?\n4. Does the Electoral Commission consider the use of animal cruelty shock tactics an acceptable form of eliciting party political donations?\n5. Have Britain First registered the existence of this Paypal fundraising account with the Electoral Commission?\n6. Given that individuals can only donate to UK political parties if they are on a UK electoral register, what steps have Britain First taken (if any) to ensure that donations to their Paypal fundraising account from non-UK registered citizens are returned?\n7. Given that UK political parties are not allowed to accept donations from foreign registered businesses and corporations, what steps have Britain First taken (if any) to ensure that donations to their Paypal fundraising account from non-UK based businesses are returned?\n8. Given that all of the donations given to Britain First as a result of this appeal were done under the \"help us stop this cruelty!\" slogan, are Britain First under any legal obligation to demonstrate how these funds have actually been used to prevent animal cruelty? Or can they just keep these donations and do whatever they like with them?\n9. Given that all of the donations given to Britain First as a result of this appeal were done under the \"help us stop this cruelty!\" slogan, what steps (if any) have Britain First taken to segregate these donations from their general funds?\n10. If Britain First are under no legal obligation to segregate the funds raised through this \"help us stop this cruelty!\" campaign from their general accounts, and they are under no obligation to demonstrate how they have used these funds to prevent animal cruelty, what steps would the Electoral Commission take in order to prevent political parties from collecting political donations under false pretenses like this in future?\nIn my view these are very important questions about party political funding and I would appreciate a timely response. If any of these ten questions fall outside the remit of the Electoral Commission, I would appreciate it if you could seek responses from the appropriate authorities, or at the very least, advise me of the appropriate authorities so that I can contact them myself.\nAs a matter of courtesy I am informing you that I have published a copy of this letter on my widely read personal blog, meaning that many of my readers will be as keen to hear your answers as I am.\nIf you send me a statement of responses to these questions for publication on my blog, I will post it on the blog post beneath this letter.\nThomas. G Clark\nAuthor of the Another Angry Voice blog.\nReply from the Electoral Commission\nDear Mr Clark,\nRe: Britain First - Animal cruelty campaign\nThank you for your emails to the Commission. The Chief Executive has asked me to reply to you.\nThe Commission is grateful for you bringing these serious concerns to our attention. We are in contact with the police in relation to the allegations you raise of potential criminal offences by Britain First. We are also presently looking into other matters relating to compliance by Britain First with the rules on political party finance that we regulate; and will include the aspects you raise in this regard. It is not appropriate for the Commission to presently make any comment on the detail of such matters.\nI reply below on each of your questions to the Commission on the apparent use by Britain First of animal cruelty images to raise funds:\n1. Does a fundraising campaign which makes no mention of the fact that the organisation receiving the donations is a political party comply with Electoral Commission rules? This is not a question of Electoral Commission rules. Rather it is a matter for the police as to whether fraud related criminal offence is being committed. There could possibly also be a charity law concern. We are notifying both the police and the Charity Commission. I would add that the Commission has recommended to government that the law we regulate should be amended to require political parties to clearly identify on their online campaigning material that it is of their political party.\n2. Does the Electoral Commission have any guidance for political parties in relation to using social media to raise party donations? If so, is the Britain First \"help us stop this cruelty!\" fundraising campaign in compliance with this guidance? Yes, we do have full guidance, because the legal framework for a political party raising donations through social media is no different to using any other means (our guidance is published on the Commission\u2019s web-site).That is, the rules equally apply. This means that donations over \u00a3500 can only be lawfully accepted by political parties from permissible sources, and there are requirements for reporting donations from individuals above aggregated financial thresholds to us (\u00a31,500 to a party local \u2018accounting unit\u2019 or \u00a37,500 to the central party). In addition political parties have further \u2018statements of accounts\u2019 reporting requirements to us, which accounts we publish. All of our guidance, reported donation and statements of accounts are on our web-site. In view of the changing use of social media we keep our guidance under review in this regard.\n3. If there is no specific guidance on how political parties can take advantage of social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter or Google Plus to collect party donations, does the Electoral Commission have plans to introduce any guidance? Please see answer to 2 above.\n4. Does the Electoral Commission consider the use of animal cruelty shock tactics an acceptable form of eliciting party political donations?It is not for the Electoral Commission to express a view on this political party campaigning technique. Our remit here is to regulate and ensure compliance with the rules on accepting and reporting political party donations. We also draw possible wider criminal offences or other apparent breaches of the law to the attention of other appropriate bodies, including the police.\n5. Have Britain First registered the existence of this Paypal fundraising account with the Electoral Commission? We take your email to be an allegation that Britain First is not complying with the rules. We will be looking into the matter, including contacting the party. If we conclude the rules have not been properly followed, we will consider sanctioning Britain First and, or its responsible officers.\n6. Given that individuals can only donate to UK political parties if they are on a UK electoral register, what steps have Britain First taken (if any) to ensure that donations to their Paypal fundraising account from non-UK registered individuals are returned? Please see answer to 5 above.\n7. Given that UK political parties are not allowed to accept donations from foreign registered businesses and corporations, what steps have Britain First taken (if any) to ensure that donations to their Paypal fundraising account from non-UK based businesses are returned? Please see answer to 5 above.\n8. Given that all of the donations given to Britain First as a result of this appeal were done under the \"help us stop this cruelty!\" slogan, are Britain First under any legal obligation to demonstrate how these funds have actually been used to prevent animal cruelty? Or can they just keep these donations and do whatever they like with them? Please see answer to 1 above. That the matter you raise is for the police, does not effect that, as indicated, all donations to a political party are subject to the party financing laws we regulate as to permissibility of donations and reporting to us for publication.\n9. Given that all of the donations given to Britain First as a result of this appeal were done under the \"help us stop this cruelty!\" slogan, what steps (if any) have Britain First taken to segregate these donations from their general funds? Please see answer to 1 above. I would add that segregation of funds (or not) would not avoid the requirement for donations accepted by a political party to be permissible and reported as appropriate to the Commission for publication.\n10. If Britain First are under no legal obligation to segregate the funds raised through this \"help us stop this cruelty!\" campaign from their general accounts, and they are under no obligation to demonstrate how they have used these funds to prevent animal cruelty, what steps would the Electoral Commission take in order to prevent political parties from collecting political donations under false pretenses like this in future? Please see answers to 1 and 5 above.\nI trust this reply assures you that the Commission is taking pro-active steps to deal with allegations relating to Britain First. We will be in contact with you again in due course to let you know where matters get to. The police may also contact you. If you become aware of any other related issues of concern do kindly inform us.\nLegal Counsel and Head of Enforcement\nLabels: Another Angry Voice, Britain First, Electoral Commission, Facebook, Letters, Politics, UK\nReasons for Scottish Independence: Number 2 - We don't need your pity\nBefore I get started on this article I'll declare my interests. I am a Yorkshireman, so I suppose that makes me English.\nI wish my beautiful region had far more autonomy from Westminster, because perhaps if we had, our local representatives would have fought to protect our vital industries (steel, coal, fishing, transport), rather than letting Westminster deliberately ruin them as part of their insane ideological experiment in turning the UK economy into a supposed \"post-industrial society\" built around the city of London financial sector (and we all know how that absurd fantasy turned out).\nI know there is no chance of Yorkshire achieving regional autonomy from London in my lifetime, but that doesn't mean I begrudge the people of Scotland their opportunity to end London rule, in fact I'm delighted for them. The only concern I have is the possibility that the people of Scotland will decline this magnificent chance to assert their autonomy.\nCome September the 18th, I hope I'll be celebrating the rebirth of the Scottish nation. I hope I'll be drinking a toast to \"Scotland the brave\", not mournfully lamenting for \"Scotland the servile\".\nThe \"pity the English\" argument\nOne of the most commonly occurring arguments proffered by the \"No\" camp, is that should Scotland decide to leave the Union, it would condemn the English to perpetual Tory rule.\nIt is essentially an appeal that Scotland should give up the possibility of autonomy and self-governance in order to mitigate someone else's problem.\nThe numbers don't add up\nThe first and most obvious objection to this appeal to self-sacrifice is that the numbers just don't add up. The population of Scotland is about 8% of the UK electorate, so even if 100% of Scottish people turned up to vote, and all of them voted against hardline neoliberal parties like the Tories and UKIP, it will count for nothing if the people of England vote marginally in favour of the hardline neoliberal parties. The UK would still end up with a hardline neoliberal government, and Scotland would end up with a government it overwhelmingly rejected.\nIt is a fact that the Scottish vote very rarely has any impact on the overall result in General Elections. Between 1979 and 1997 Scotland voted against the Tories, but the English voted in favour, so we all got a Tory government. Between 1997 and 2010 Scotland voted Labour, but so did the rest of the UK, so even if the Scottish votes were discounted, Labour would still have won, and the Tories would still have been out of power.\nEver since the Second World War, the only time the Scottish electorate has played a decisive role in determining the government of the UK is when it comes to hung parliaments, the rest of the time the UK has ended up with the government the people of England have voted for.\nThe idea that England would be condemned to perpetual Tory rule doesn't stand up to the slightest scrutiny because the Scottish vote very rarely actually changes anything, other than converting what would have been a tiny majority into a hung parliament. Even then, in 2010 the Liberal Democrats enabled the Tories back into power anyway, then supported all of their rotten illiberal legislation (Privatisation of the English NHS, Secret Courts, \"Bedroom Tax\", the Gagging Law, Retroactive workfare legislation ...).\nThe frightening thing is that the next time around it could the nightmare scenario of Scottish votes turning what would have been a small Tory majority into a minority, meaning that the Tories end up having to form a coalition with a gaggle of UKIP MPs to stay in power. Such a scenario would drive the UK even further towards right-wing neoliberal extremism, even though the vast majority of the Scottish votes that caused it were actually cast in support of more social democratic parties.\nThe law of unintended consequences makes it entirely possible that the Scottish electorate could actually make things a hell of a lot worse by sticking with us and trying to mitigate the Tory voting south-east.\nA pointless self-sacrifice\nBecause the numbers just don't add up, even if Scotland remains in the union and the Scottish electorate votes overwhelmingly against the blue and purple Tories, it simply won't make a difference if the majority of England votes in favour of them.\nIf the people of England vote for the Tories and UKIP, history has shown that it is extremely unlikely that Scottish votes would be enough to change the overall result and save the UK from the nightmare scenario of another Tory government or (even worse) a Tory-UKIP coalition.\nEven if there were just enough votes to deny the Tory-UKIP team a majority, Tory rule would probably happen anyway because the burning Labour party hatred of the SNP would probably prevent them from forming a rainbow coalition as an alternative to the blue and purple Thatcherites.\nIf Scotland stays in the UK in order to try to protect the English from themselves, it's more than likely to end up as a pointless self sacrifice, where Scotland ends up with yet another government it voted strongly against.\nInstead of remaining part of the Union in order to fight a losing battle against the neoliberalism of the Tories and UKIP, I believe Scotland would do the English a much bigger favour through independence.\nOnce Scotland is independent, the political landscape of the country would change dramatically.\nMost notably the SNP would lose their raison d'etre (and presumably a lot of their voters) meaning they would need to find a new core principle to unify the party. Independence would also have a reinvigorating effect on the other parties too.\nThe Scottish Labour party could perhaps step away from the neoliberalism-lite agenda of the Westminster leadership, and offer the people of Scotland the social democratic Labour party of old that they actually want.\nThe Scottish Liberal Democrats could reform as the Scottish Liberal Party and leave behind the legacy of grotesquely illiberal Tory legislation (secret courts, \"Bedroom Tax\", the gagging law ... ) that were pushed through parliament with the votes of Nick Clegg's appallingly misnamed party.\nEven the Scottish Conservatives could use Independence as an opportunity to abandon the Thatcherite handbook of neoliberal dogma, and perhaps try to offer more of the kind of social democratic Conservatism from the pre-Thatcher era, which was a brand of Conservatism that actually resonated with the people of Scotland.\nShould Scotland vote for independence, the country will almost certainly end up with the slightly left of centre social democratic government that the people of Scotland want. This might well be in the best interests of England because it would provide us with an example of how social democracy can be a viable alternative to Thatcherite dogma in the UK.\nInstead of abandoning self-determination because you take pity on the English, Scotland could do the English a huge favour by leading by example, and demonstrating that there is a better alternative to the Thatcherite neoliberal dogma favoured by the Westminster establishment.\nWe don't need your pity\nIn conclusion, you'd be an absolute fool to vote against independence out of some misguided pity for the English. If you abandon your chance at gaining autonomy over your own affairs, the historical record demonstrates that there's actually very little chance that your votes would make any difference anyway.\nIf the English have the terrible combination of gullibility and apathy necessary in order to allow the Tories (or a Tory-UKIP coalition) into power in 2015, there's not much the Scottish electorate can do to save us from our own collective stupidity. All you would be able to do is share the appalling consequences with us, despite having voted strongly against it yourselves.\nThe best thing that the Scottish can do for the English is to vote for independence, then elect a social democratic government of your own. This would show us that there is a viable alternative to hardline neoliberal dogma, and it would show us the value of increased regional autonomy too.\nPlease don't let pity for the English cloud your decision in the Scottish independence referendum. 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        "title": "What is Actualize? | Actualize Let me ask you the following question: If someone from a foreign country came to the US and began learning the English language, and asked you, \u201cI saw the word \u2018mentor\u2019 on a sign. What does that word mean?\u201d How would you respond? Take a minute to think about this.",
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        "raw_content": "of Prospective Priesthood Candidates\nYou have a personal relationship with God, integrated through prayer, and seen as an important and vital part of your life\nYou have the ability and willingness to talk about your faith.\nYou have some involvement in your local parish or faith community.\nYou have a desire to serve others and make a difference in people\u2019s lives.\nYou are motivated by the mission of Jesus and have the ability to articulate it.\nYou are willing to sacrifice personally for the service of the Gospel and the church.\nYou are approachable.\nYou possess a psycho-sexual-socio maturity.\nYou have the ability to collaborate with others.\nYou take initiative and assume responsibility for your actions.\nYou recognize the importance of the church and the role of the church as teacher.\nYou possess the skills of self-mastery and discipline.\nYou have shown the capacity and evidence of living a chaste celibate life.\nYou have healthy relationships with men, women and children.\nYou have average intelligence, common sense, good physical and emotional health.\nYou recognize the need to both give and accept support from others.\nYou possess a keen sense of empathy.\nYou have leadership skills.\nThe celebration of the sacraments is important to you.\nYou have the ability to nurture another person\u2019s growth.\nYou are open to and respectful of all people.\nYou are a person of integrity.\nYou have an awareness of God\u2019s omnipotent presence.\nOthers have mentioned that you would make a good priest.\nIf you recognize these qualities in yourself, please contact the Fr. Augustine or Fr. Rocky D\u2019Silva.\nSource: Appendix to the program materials for the Priestly Life and Vocation Summit: Fishers of Men, a product of the USCCB Bishop\u2019s Committee on Vocations and the Bishop\u2019s Committee on Priestly Life and Ministry, October 2005",
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        "raw_content": "Horribly under discussed. My favorite work Camus ever wrote. Prose in the last chapter always moves me.\nBut it's the hardest plot to explain to others. Most times I tried to, whoever I was talking to ended up thinking it was about how people are only good for selfish reasons. It seemed to confuse people that someone would want to make themselves look bad just to make humanity look inherently and permanently evil.\nI need to watch these lectures, thanks OP.\nI really enjoyed The Fall, and I thought that the 2nd person writing style across a whole book was great, very well done by Camus.\nI don't think I've read it yet, so i'll have a look at these videos as I really love his writing ~ I'm finding it hard to imagine it'd be as difficult a read as The Rebel which I've attempted to get into a number of times only to be distracted by another author or the book has seemingly disappeared into my reading pile...\ni read it a couple years ago, i'll need to reread it again. it was very interesting though, i thought it was definitely more interesting than the stranger.\nCamus' best work imo. So many ways to interpret it\nI have read all of Camus' books. For me the Rebel and the Myth of Sisyphus were a bit more difficult to derive meaning from because I dont have the philosophical background that helps when reading those works.\nFor me, the Fall was a huge wake up. Camus forced me to be honest with myself, to accept that I am not innocent, just like everyone else.\nThe plot setup is perfect. Also the background details that surround the story of the Just Judges was amazing! I spent an equal amount of time reading about the story of the Just Judges, which is a mystery novel in real life.\nCamus drops some powerful one liners throughout the novel that shed light on mans condition in a Post Nietzschean world. For example, he notes that France (and all of Europe, for that matter) is chiefly concerned with \"ideas and fornication\".\nI could talk about this book forever, it is one of my favorite books of all time.\nOh man this thread is good. It cannot die.\nI haven't read any of his books yet, I wanted to when I was having existential breakdowns and kept wondering how one could be a cool guy like I heard Camus was while thinking about that anguishing stuff.\nI'll read him sometime soon, I do have La Peste. The book, not the sickness.\nfuarrrk, the lecture isn't on jewtube anymore",
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        "raw_content": "History books Terzibashjian 12/22/2016 (Thu) 00:13:14 No.4813\nyw lainon.\nFile: 1482427119960.png (235.75 KB, 156x200, Antoine Caron - Astronomers Studying An Eclipse (1571).jpg)\n1. Think of the subject you want to look for. Let's say \"Tang Dynasty Military Strategy\"\n2. Go to wikipedia, look for the article on the period you're looking for. This led me to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Military_history_of_China_before_1911#Sui-Tang.\n3. Look at the sources and google around a bit.\nThe nature of history books is a tradeoff between detail and scope. If you have a large scope (\"The Roman Empire\"), you'll have little detail. If you have a very specific scope (\"Appius Claudius Caecus's work on Roman Aqueducts\") you can find much more detailed information.\nI can't give you any recommendations on books until you disclose what sort of periods you are interested in, but I hope you understand that there is incomprehensible amounts of knowledge out there, and you have to be very specific about what you are looking for.\nLiet-Kynes 12/22/2016 (Thu) 19:50:45 No.4823\nEvry once in a while you can find a history book that goes over all the general stuff while remaining witty and entertaining. I found one for the middle ages, but I have since lost it.\nChances are you won't find them online. They're very niche.\nBoris Grishenko 12/22/2016 (Thu) 20:00:57 No.4824\nHow reliable is the historical information on Wikipedia? I understand that it's a great tool to get sources on things but is the information that is contained on it accurate? Most of my historical knowledge comes from straight reading the articles.\nOtto Normalverbraucher 12/22/2016 (Thu) 21:01:59 No.4825\nFile: 1482440519166.png (136.85 KB, 200x160, James Wines - Three Bronze Discs (1967).jpg)\nFor the average joe wanting to know more about the Russian Revolution, it's pretty good. If you're doing cutting-edge research, not so much.\nYou can check out WP:IRS (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Identifying_reliable_sources) and judge for yourself though.\nMotoko Kusanagi 12/23/2016 (Fri) 08:18:59 No.4828\nI've found that many times when I needed exact dates (research for a \"novel\"), Wikipedia wasn't that great. It'd be May in one article and April in another. That doesn't bother me as long as there's other more in-depth sources out there that I can look at, but when it's a niche topic that doesn't raise much interest, there's sometimes no way to tell which date is true. That's when I actually resort to the public library.\nI'm with this lainon, usually it's better to just check out the references linked in a particular article, but Wikipedia is a good start for general information and finding out where to look deeper.\nI was kind of going for a \"Google it\" response because you're not going to find a be all end all source for history. There's just too much.\nidiot here, what am i looking at exactly?\nMilo Manara, I think.\nthat pic is funny until it gets to the holocaust.\nHistory of mankind, focus on the violence and sex (without it we'd go extinct).\nFile: 1485906859537.png (1.77 MB, 200x200, Tamim Ansary - Destiny Disrupted- A History of the World Through Islamic Eyes (epub).epub)\nI've heard file related is a very interesting alternative history read. alternative as in, not the usual discourse.\nThis question could use some clarification though. Do you mean one field, and in depth? Or are you looking at big history (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_History)?",
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        "raw_content": "RS Address Format\nArdor uses Reed-Solomon addresses for Ardor accounts. It's the default format in the official client.\nThis form of address improves reliability by introducing redundancy that can detect and correct errors when entering and using Ardor account numbers.\nThese addresses are always in the form of:\nARDOR-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXXX\n... where X is a non-ambiguous number or alphabetic character (the letters O and I are not used; nor are the numbers 1 and 0). Addresses are always prefixed with \"ARDOR-\", and hyphens are used to separate the address into groups of 4, 4, 4, and then 5 characters. The addresses are NOT case-sensitive.\n1.1 Benefits of Reed-Solomon addresses\n2 Encoding of Ardor Reed-Solomon addresses\nThe default format for the Ardor blockchain account numbers is a completely numeric 64-bit identifier that is derived from the account's private key. Reed-Solomon addresses were implemented as the numeric format is error-prone.\nReed-Solomon error-correction codes addresses this issue by adding redundancy to addresses. Other options were explored (MD5 hashes, checksum digits, etc.) but a Reed-Solomon format was chosen because:\nthe account collision rate is the same as the default address format;\nthe system's basic error correction can be used to assist users in typing addresses;\nsome programming languages do not have a native MD5 hashing function, and the Reed-Solomon implementation is simpler than MD5.\nBenefits of Reed-Solomon addresses\nThe chance of a random address collision, using Ardor's implementation of 4 \"check-bits\", is 1 in a million (20-bit redundancy).\nIt allows up to 2 typos in an address to be corrected.\nIt guarantees that up to 4 typos can be detected.\nThe address length is always 17 characters, and is always prefixed with \"ARDOR\". This makes the addresses easily recognizable as belonging to Ardor\nEncoding of Ardor Reed-Solomon addresses\nCase is not enforced in this format, but for unification all addresses are displayed using upper case.\nAddresses are split by dashes into groups of 4 characters and a final group of 5 characters, but this is not enforced during address input.\nThe old numeric addresses are also recognized and supported for backwards compatibility.\nExample RS Addresses:\nARDOR-3DH5-DSAE-4WQ7-3LPSE\nARDOR-K4G2-FF32-WLL3-QBGEL\nThe first and most important rule is that no error-correction scheme is infallible: You cannot rely on error correction, period.\nThe problem is somewhat counter-intuitive: either you can do a simple yes/no check of address validity, which will give you one in a million collision, or you can try and correct errors. You cannot do both.\nThe problem here is that the Reed-Solomon algorithm is only guaranteed to correct up to 2 errors. If there are more than 2 errors present in an address entry, it will produce false positives with a probability of around 10% and transactions will still be sent to incorrect addresses.\nThink of the algorithm as error-guessing, instead, to assist users with spotting errors.\nReed-Solomon (RS) addresses for Ardor are encoded as follows:\nTake the original 64-bit account ID, add 1 zero bit to get 65 and then split it into thirteen 5-bit \"symbols\" (65 / 5 = 13).\nOrder the symbols from lowest bit to highest bits, in little-endian order, i.e. bits 0-4, 5-9, 10-14, etc. up to 60-64.\nAppend 4 symbols of parity (20 bits), produced by the Reed-Solomon encoding of our 13 symbols from step one (which are left untouched). This produces a 13 + 4 = 17 symbol codeword.\nScramble the codeword symbols in a predefined order and encode them 1-to-1 with an alphabet of 32 characters, splitting them into groups by dashes.\nRetrieved from \"https://ardordocs.jelurida.com/index.php?title=RS_Address_Format&oldid=97\"",
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        "raw_content": "Architecture professor works to keep history afloat in Cairo\nFor most people, leaky pipes mean calling a plumber and then their insurance agent, and not necessarily in that order. But in Cairo, so much water is flowing from leaky pipes that it\u2019s causing 1,000-year-old mosques and other historic sites to sink.\nEnter Brook Muller, an architecture professor in the UO\u2019s School of Architecture and Allied Arts. He and several colleagues from around the world put their heads together when they heard about the sinking mosques \u2014 some dating from the 11th to 13th centuries \u2014 and started working on a plan. With the diversion of water, they could not only potentially save the mosques but also create a green space that could revitalize two neighborhoods that had seen better days.\nMuller, a specialist in ecological infrastructure and water-centric design, thinks cleaning and diverting the water could transform a state-owned, 10,000-square-foot strip of land \u2014 now a garbage dump \u2014 into the heart of a thriving, community-based neighborhood.\nThe word that Muller uses to describe the situation of historically significant mosques and domes sinking in Cairo is an unexpected one: ironic.\n\u201cIt\u2019s ironic in the desert,\u201d he said. \u201cTravel just a couple of miles from the site and there is not a living thing there. It\u2019s just sand. The problem is that there are all of these tenement buildings nearby that have leaky pipes and are causing damage to the foundations of historic buildings.\u201d\nThe project began to take shape when Muller was invited to a workshop in Cairo and met May al-Ibrashy, a historic preservationist. Al-Ibrashy was talking about the Ibn Tulun Mosque, the oldest and largest in the city, completed in 879 A.D. and big enough to hold up as many as 30,000 worshippers.\nShe had been restoring several shrines in the Al Khalifa neighborhood near Ibn Tulun, but over time most of them had slipped below grade as the city built up around them over the centuries. As a result, historic holy sites, including the 12th and 13th century Al-Ashraf Khalil and Fatima Khatun domes, were sinking and becoming damaged because near-surface bedrock gave water leaking from pipes no place to go.\nThe middle and upper classes have fled Al Khalifa and moved to gated communities, Muller said, and the neighborhood has seen better times. There\u2019s a lot of poverty. Al-Ibrashy views heritage conservation as a means of bringing tourists back to the area and the significant monuments it contains, thus revitalizing the neighborhood.\nTo save the mosques and domes, excess water would need to be pumped out. But the water itself is not potable. It smells and is actually gray, most likely full of pollutants.\nIntercepting it only to channel it to the sewer system was not a solution, as it would only send the problems downstream. Instead, through extraction, treatment and storage, it could be put to productive use.\nThe solution came in the form of a narrow strip of abandoned land situated between the Zaynhum and al-Kalifa neighborhoods, a site routinely used as a dumping ground and a place for illicit activity after dark.\nThe water could be rerouted to that space, feeding gardens that would serve as a \u201cgreen lung\u201d to help filter the heavy pollution that lays over the city. It would turn an eyesore into a thriving, beneficial space for both neighborhoods.\nAl-Ibrashy partnered with Kareem Ibrahim, an urban development consultant who had been working on housing for Syrian refugees on the outskirts of Cairo. Muller contacted water engineer Meg Prior and environmental educator and project ecologist Josh Cerra, an assistant professor of landscape architecture and director of undergraduate studies at Cornell University, both of whom Muller had worked with before.\nThe team, aided by small grants from the U.S. Embassy, the American Research Center in Egypt, the Egyptian Ministry of Antiquities and the Cairo Governorate, chose an approach that may seem obvious but is often overlooked: They talked to the communities on both sides of the potential park about what they wanted to see it evolve into and what the needs of each community were.\nThe result was an engagement between the project and the residents that not only provided several solutions and options but also strengthened community bonds.\nMuller and his team developed four different scenarios for the strip. They included a place for women\u2019s sports \u2014 a rarity in Cairo \u2014 and a children\u2019s playground, shops, microgardening areas for families and a seating area and cafeteria. A small charge would be required to enter the space, which would then contribute to its upkeep and security.\nThe survey of the project uncovered centuries-old cisterns that could be used to store water, but it also revealed an odd problem for the desert: too much water would still remain, even after the proposed development took place.\nMuller and the team went back to work thinking about the potential for reuse and realized the graywater could be used by a statuary not far away as well as in car washes. The team has installed instruments that will test how polluted the water is and what it will take to treat it for reuse.\nNow that the assessment phase is complete, Muller and the team will wait for approval from the Egyptian Governorate to move forward. 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The right question is not, \u201cWhat inspires me?\u201d but, \u201cHow did I lose my inspiration in the first place?\u201d And believe me it was everywhere. When you started your job, you didn\u2019t have to think about it. It was in every nook and cranny, everywhere, like a half-finished highway construction, you couldn\u2019t avoid it. You didn\u2019t have to try.\nAnd so the premise is simple. If you can identify the wells that have dried up of inspiration over your life, how you\u2019ve lost your inspiration, it\u2019s so much more efficient and powerful, Pete, to refill those wells than it is to try to dig a brand new well of inspiration which can take years, it\u2019s far too passive, far too elusive. And the book talks about what drains our inspiration and how you can bring it back into your life.\nIntriguing. So you\u2019re saying that the source of inspiration, it varies wildly, and widely, from person to person, but the sort of disruptors, the evaporators, the drainers of inspiration are somewhat universal.\nThat is exactly right. And I find this very curious, Pete. I\u2019ll set this up for you with \u2013 how\u2019s your Greek mythology? You\u2019re ready to brush up on it a little bit?\nYou know, I totally, in preparation for this conversation, I picked up, you know, the Wikipedia article about the nine muses, so. And, in fact, I remember learning this once, and so we could talk Thalia and Urania, NBD\u2026 it\u2019s all good.\nNice. I\u2019ll give the briefest of refresher course. For all the listeners out there that are scratching their heads saying, \u201cSo how is this awesome on the awesome podcast?\u201d Here\u2019s what it all boils down to. Greek mythology teaches us that Zeus and Mnemosyne, god and goddesses, they had nine daughters. As Pete mentioned, they\u2019re what\u2019s called the nine muses. You probably heard the term before, \u201cI\u2019m waiting for my muse to whisper to me.\u201d That\u2019s a frequent terminology you hear from artists.\nAnd, in fact, these muses that, according to mythology, they\u2019re the ones that inspire us. It\u2019s where the word music came from, or the word museum came from which is essentially the output, the physical warehouse, stores all the output from the muses in the museum. And as mythology teaches us there were nine of these muses that presided over different fractions of arts and science.\nWell, I find it fascinating, and I\u2019ll let your listeners determine whether or not it\u2019s a coincidence, that statistically speaking, research shows us there also happen to be, precisely, nine, what I call, anti-muses, nine forces that break out from the pack of all the things that can drive us nuts about our work life. I find it curious that nine things statistically broke out, head and shoulders above everything else, for being the most common things that can drain our inspiration from our work life. Thus, I call them the nine anti-muses.\nAnd, Pete, you steer, but let me know. If you want, I can go into now describing what these nine anti-muses are.\nYou know, I do want to hear each of them and if we can certainly find it the sort of solution or approach to sort of preempting that. But, first, I want to hear, you mentioned \u2013 I love a bit of statistical research robustness. Can I hear a little bit about, what was that process by which you landed here? It seems like the number nine wasn\u2019t, you said, \u201cOkay, I\u2019m going to land on nine because that\u2019s cool schtick for my book.\u201d But rather, nine just bubbled up naturally from a research process. What did that look like?\nYeah, great question and it truly was a coincidence. In fact, I didn\u2019t even know there was nine muses when I started my research, when I stumbled upon the nine forces. I found out later that it was reverse. I found out there was nine muses and thought that very interesting when I stumbled upon the nine anti-muses, if you will.\nBut this process is pretty much this way. I\u2019m very blessed to be able to have access to all kinds of research in what I do in my life now as an author, as a writer, I also am a adjunct professor at Indiana University where I teach others-oriented leadership, and I get all kinds of access early on, especially because I also write for Ink Magazine ten times a month, and I get access to fascinating research sometimes before it\u2019s even published.\nSo, for a very, very long time, I simply began by reading everything I could about the field of inspiration. What is really? What are its roots? Why do we believe it\u2019s so mysterious? Understanding the anatomy of inspiration, if you will. And then I began getting my hands on the most cutting edge, I guess, information and research available in the arena of inspiration. And piling it up year after year I came across a rich vein of research from a couple of experts in inspiration out of the University of Rochester, and continue to just build up my pot of research.\nThen I came across several studies and started to cross reference them for determining, \u201cOkay, now that I have this backdrop of understanding of inspiration, what it really is and how it affects our lives, how is it taken away from us? What does the research tell us?\u201d And I began to cross reference studies that would indicate these are the most common sources of inspiration drain.\nAnd after, probably, 20 to 30 cross references of over a hundred studies, I was just amazed to find out it kept pointing to these nine that were breaking out from the pack. After that I came across a story, believe it or not, of the muses, I discovered there were nine muses, and I thought, \u201cMan, that\u2019s really cool.\u201d And I don\u2019t know if that\u2019s coincidence or not. You believe what you want to believe but that was the process.\nWell, I appreciate going into some detail there. And so maybe before we dig into the nine, if you can give us a quick contextual orientation here of how shall we define inspiration? And what are some of the, you know, most basic building blocks or anatomy of inspiration?\nYeah, a super place to start because people, they don\u2019t necessarily \u2013 you ask them to define inspiration, it\u2019s very difficult. I mean, we know what it is, Pete, we know the feeling. We know that sense inside us that builds up, that excitement that pushes everything to the peripheral, but it\u2019s hard to describe it. We know that it\u2019s behind many of our greatest accomplishments.\nBut what we may not realize is that, in truth, inspiration is really, it\u2019s the Holy Grail of enthusiasm. Its power extends well beyond that of motivation. And let me just briefly explain the difference between inspiration and motivation, and I think that\u2019ll really make it clear what inspiration really is.\nMotivation, that\u2019s the pragmatic consequence of inspiration, right? It\u2019s that engineer in you that proceeds in a step-by-step fashion, one step at a time, with marching orders in hand until you achieve your goal. And that\u2019s a good thing. Who doesn\u2019t want that?\nInspiration precedes motivation though. It yields a moment of galvanizing energy. It shoves motivation into action. And here\u2019s the big distinction. With motivation we take hold of an idea and we run with it. But with inspiration, an idea takes hold of us, and that can make all the difference in the world, free levels of energy, discretionary energy that you have to put behind something.\nWhen an idea or a feeling takes hold of you, you feel like you almost have no choice but to throw your discretionary energy behind that thing. That\u2019s why inspiration is so darn powerful and why it\u2019s so important that you bring it back into your work life.\nYou know, it\u2019s intriguing. As you described this, and I\u2019m thinking about times I felt what you\u2019re describing, at times for me, it feels sort of close to obsession. It does have a hold of me. It\u2019s like I\u2019m so curious like I want to know the answer to this thing. I want to see if this is possible or true or the case for a particular argument, if a given idea is likely to work and has sort of valid underpinnings.\nAnd so it\u2019s almost like I can\u2019t help but think about it sometimes more than maybe is ideal or healthy for work-life balance. And so I don\u2019t know if you have anything to say: inspiration versus obsession.\nIt\u2019s a darn good question. I think it borders into obsession when you lose the plot of why are you seeking to be inspired in the first place. What\u2019s the point of harnessing that inspiration in your life? If it\u2019s to achieve a balanced objective, if it\u2019s to serve something greater than yourself, if it\u2019s to achieve a personal accomplishment, and it\u2019s directed and focused, it\u2019s fantastic.\nIt\u2019s when it borders on obsession it can become dangerous. Frankly, Pete, in addition to keynoting and workshops, I do some one-on-one coaching as well, and sometimes I have to coach entrepreneurs that have started their own business and their inspiration has gone beyond into the realm of obsession. But you have to bring it back to the, \u201cWhy are we inspired and why do you want to be inspired?\u201d to keep it all in perspective.\nOkay. Cool. So, all right. So now that we are fully contextualized, bring it on. Let\u2019s do the rundown. The nine anti-muses, you know, what do they look like and what do we do about them?\nFantastic. So here they are, nine anti-muses. These, again, this is not my opinion. This is what a heck of a lot of data tells us, these are the nine things that are most common that drain our inspiration from our work life.\nSo the first one on virtually anybody\u2019s list, regardless of the data source, regardless of the psychologists that I interview, regardless of the source, is fear. And fear is probably, almost literally, the antithesis of inspiration, more specifically the fear of failure, fear of criticism, and fear of change. And I\u2019ll come back, we absolutely must talk about that one because its prevalence is ridiculous, 50% of all adults say that fear of failure is the number one thing in their life that\u2019s kept them from revisiting or accomplishing their goals.\nThe second anti-muse is settling in boredom, a feeling that if we were truly honest with ourselves, truly honest, we\u2019ve had a plateau in our career, and it\u2019s much easier to just put it into a parking spot, right? Life is dotted with many tempting parking spaces and we may choose to pull into one of them, if we\u2019re honest, and over time we become bored, and our learning and growth stutters. And before you know it, the inspiration has evaporated right out of the side of the door here.\nThe third one is inundation, becoming overwhelmed. Overwhelmed is like the new black, you know, it\u2019s in fashion. It\u2019s so interesting to say, compare stories of how overwhelmed we are these days. Well, it\u2019s having an impact, as you can imagine, in many ways, besides the fact that it just pushes away inspiration from our life.\nThe fourth anti-muse, the fourth way we lose our inspiration, whether or not we realize it, by the way, subconsciously or not, is a lost of control. Having far too little influence on outcomes in our business, outcomes in our life, far too little control over the events of our life. Closely related to that one, the fifth anti-muse, and, man, this one devastating in its totality. I can\u2019t tell you how many people in the thousands of interviews I did for this book have told me about dwindling self-belief, the fifth anti-muse.\nThe sense that when a push comes to shove, deep down inside, you have this fundamental belief that, \u201cI\u2019m not good enough,\u201d and you\u2019re caught in this world of comparing to others rather than comparing to who you were yesterday and how to become a better version of yourself versus yourself yesterday rather than comparing.\nThe sixth anti-muse is disconnectedness. This one is a tricky one. It sneaks up on us more than any of the other anti-muses. And what I mean by that is you look up from your work one day and you realize, \u201cMan, I don\u2019t have as much time to spend with my friends.\u201d Maybe you\u2019re in a new business unit, for example, and you haven\u2019t made friends yet. Maybe you have a few toxic team members that are kind of ruining the fun of what it used to mean to come to work and to connect and bring joy to each other. You feel disconnected from the place that you\u2019re working at.\nThe seventh one is dearth of creating. And out of all the interviews, Pete, that I conducted, and all the stories that I gathered, believe it or not, the most emotional stories, tied closely with the stories behind fear and fear of failure, where people had told me they\u2019d simply stopped creating in their work life, and in their life.\nThat\u2019s what I mean by dearth of creating. You\u2019ve stopped. You realize, \u201cWhen was the last time I contributed something unique and powerful with my personal stamp on it that only I could\u2019ve done. I\u2019ve fallen into a process of following process, and meeting after meeting, and blind output without a unique stamp and a unique creation,\u201d which is closely related to the eighth anti-muse \u2013 insignificance.\nAnd feelings of insignificance at work in that what we\u2019re working on, if we were truly honest with ourselves, it doesn\u2019t really matter, it doesn\u2019t matter to the company, it doesn\u2019t matter to other people, and most importantly, it doesn\u2019t really matter to you.\nAnd then the last, the ninth anti-muse, the last, is what I call lack of evocation which is where you work in a toxic work environment or for a toxic boss where all other things that might be positive about the workplace environment, they\u2019re all just crushed under the weight of toxicity. Again, most commonly by just a brutal boss that sucks all the joy out of your job for you, or an overall unhealthy workplace culture and environment.\nSo those are the nine anti-muses, Pete, and we could steer wherever you want to. I would suggest, perhaps, a discussion on fear for a bit, but we\u2019ll go where you want to go.\nOh, sure. Well, boy, Scott, tell you what. This is heavy stuff.\nThat\u2019s why there\u2019s humor in the book.\nI\u2019m tearing up a little bit. It\u2019s just so sad, you know, to imagine a workplace that is just dead, devoid of inspiration and that this is many people\u2019s lives. And I think all of us experience, you know, one or more of these on a given week, sure. But as you just sort of stacked them onto each other, I imagine, \u201cOh, man, you see a workplace where you have all of these every day. It\u2019s yucky.\u201d\nAnd so, thank you, Scott. I mean, this really kind of gets me, you know, call me an optimist but I\u2019m like all the more energized about the entire mission of How to be Awesome at Your Job. It\u2019s like, \u201cThat is not okay and, by golly, we\u2019re making a difference to reduce the prevalence of this which is not appropriate in a workplace for just the experience of being alive as a human being.\u201d\nVery well-said. I mean, I couldn\u2019t say that better myself, Pete. And here\u2019s the good news, the book is called Find the Fire, not \u201cPut a Wet Blanket over the Fire and suffer from a lack of oxygen.\u201d So I\u2019m going to provide oxygen now for your listeners\u2026\n\u2026if you\u2019re ready to go there.\nYeah, I would. And, you know, what\u2019s interesting is I was thinking of a situation, I\u2019ve known a few people that they\u2019re in, in which their inspiration just goes whoosh, gets zapped out quickly. And that was when there was sort of a change in leadership at the workplace. And so whereas before they were doing their thing and having fun with it, just rocking and rolling.\nBut then with the change in leadership there also came quite a lack of clarity in terms of, \u201cOkay, who\u2019s really in charge here? What\u2019s really my job here? Who actually gets the decision, authority and rights under this area? What exactly am I supposed to be doing today at work?\u201d\nAnd so, in a way, I guess, rather than neatly falling into one of these nine, it kind of sort of embeds a couple inside it like a loss of control or an insignificance and disconnectedness, boredom if you\u2019re not doing much because you don\u2019t know what you should be doing. So it\u2019s sort of a cocktail that all at once brings in a number of those.\nThat\u2019s so true. And it\u2019s a great point, Pete. You know, I often get asked about lack of clarity, and here\u2019s a quick way to think about it. The opposite of clarity is to have something be muddy. And what\u2019s create mud? Well, it\u2019s a combination of the raw dirt, and when we pour water on top of that, and if you think about it it\u2019s a simple analogy.\nThe dirt is the core work that we do. The root spring up from that. It\u2019s what gives us nourishment and provides our income, it gives us our sense of wellbeing and a job and a sense of purpose. That\u2019s the dirt. Now what happens when you get new bosses or you get a changeover? They come and they bring water to that dirt. To them the water is very clear, right? They have a clarity of intent. And they want to pour their knowledge, and their clear knowledge, and their clear experiences over you.\nAnd what happens when water and dirt mix? It creates mud. And those two things create this universe where, despite the intent of the giver of that water, things can get very muddled up. So to get back to clarity in your life, despite the best intentions of those new bosses that are bringing the lack of clarity to the table, you just got to get back to the objective of what is it you\u2019re trying to accomplish. Push back on the creation of new work.\nAnd I talk in the book Find the Fire about many ways to do that. You mentioned that you have to like get clear on role definitions and even a decision criteria definition. I used to work at a company, in fact I worked for Procter & Gamble for 23 years and I was blessed to run some of their largest multibillion dollar businesses.\nAnd one of the things that we learned was the importance of being very clear on the decision-making process when things get really unclear. Who decides? Who has a vote? Who\u2019s just an executor? And you would be amazed. I\u2019d go into a meeting and talk about lack of clarity, there\u2019s 10 people in the meeting, \u201cWho here thinks they have the accountability for this decision?\u201d Eight of them would raise it. \u201cWho thinks they\u2019re responsible for the outcome of this decision?\u201d You know, seven would raise it. I\u2019d be, \u201cOh, my gosh, we\u2019re in trouble.\u201d\nSo just trying to provide the clarity in that mud is powerful. And you\u2019re exactly right to point that out because it\u2019s a big cause of drain of inspiration in our lives.\nAll right. Well, so good. Well, then let\u2019s dig into some antidotes here. So when it comes to this fear stuff, fear of failure, of criticism, of change, what\u2019s the prescription?\nYeah, let\u2019s talk fear of failure because it comes up number one on the list, almost regardless of the source of data. And so I just want to talk about fear of failure for a second because, Pete, here\u2019s what I really want your listeners to understand to help them be awesome at their job. It\u2019s very difficult to be awesome at your job when your brain is busy reframing and engaging, I should say, yourself in the wrong conversation, and that\u2019s what fear of failure does to us.\nIf this was a visual show, if it was a TV show, I\u2019d have a slide up showing you what neuroscience teaches us about the fear of failure, that there\u2019s a part of the brain that literally shuts down in response to fear of failure. It\u2019s the frontal cortex of the brain, the part of the brain that\u2019s responsible for growth and risk taking and exploration. That part literally shuts down in the face of fear of failure, so there\u2019s a physical aspect to this and it engages that fear of failure, engages our brain in the wrong conversation.\nAnd if you want to be awesome at your job and help others be awesome at their job you have to reframe the discussion your brain is having with yourself about fear of failure. I\u2019ll give just a few examples. Here\u2019s a few ways you can reframe your fear of failure. I find these to be very powerful. First, what if I were to tell you and your listeners, Pete, there\u2019s only three ways that you can actually fail: when you quit, when you don\u2019t improve, and when you never try?\nWhat if I were to remind you what the great Zig Ziglar once said, a motivational speaker, one of the greats of all time. He once said, \u201cGuess what, folks? Failure is an event not a person.\u201d I wish I had a dime for every person I coached, Pete, that take some recent failure as a harbinger of things to come in the future and believes like, \u201cWell, this is a prognostication of what\u2026this is what I\u2019m going to become. I must be this failure.\u201d And you\u2019re not.\nWhat if I were to tell you, just a few more ways to reframe it, what if I were to tell you that failure, the truth, it doesn\u2019t happen to you, it happens for you. It doesn\u2019t happen to you to destroy you and your confidence. It happens for you so you can learn and grow from it.\nWhat if I were to tell you that you don\u2019t suffer when you fail. Your ego does. I tell myself this all the time. Guess what? Your ego and you are not the same thing. They\u2019re two different entities. When you fail, your ego takes a blow and it needs to sit at the kids\u2019 table where the rest of the unhealthful emotions that have played far too big of a role on your life.\nAnd, finally, one last way to reframe, I always remind myself that when I\u2019m feeling that pit in my stomach before I\u2019m about to try something new that scares the heck out of me, I remind myself that when I\u2019m feeling that, that fear, that\u2019s not there to scare me, that\u2019s there to tell me that what I\u2019m about to do must be worth it otherwise I won\u2019t be feeling anything.\nJust like that \u2013 in what? \u2013 in two minutes I offered five ways to reframe the fear of failure. And your listeners can do the same and must do the same because this is a toxic source of inspiration drain and even, Pete, for the people that are saying, \u201cDude, I hear you but I\u2019m blessed, the fear of failure doesn\u2019t apply to me.\u201d\nGood for you, you beat the odds, but statistically speaking it is mathematically impossible that you don\u2019t have somebody in your life that suffers from fear of failure, whether it\u2019s a co-worker or particularly, and sadly, whether it\u2019s a child. The data is becoming very clear that, especially as kids enter college age, they were recording the lowest levels of self-esteem we\u2019ve ever recorded on college campuses and a lot of that comes from the pressures kids put on themselves and the fear of failure that is just running rampant in college campuses and amongst kids in general.\nWhew! This is potent stuff. Yeah, I\u2019d love to dig in on the notion of when you fail you don\u2019t suffer, rather your ego does. So I think some listeners would say, \u201cWell, yeah, that still sucks, though, Scott. Is it beneficial to have a suffering ego?\u201d\nI like that. And it can suck if you assume the ego is imminently intertwined. And what I often do, I literally do this, Pete, I literally do this. When I\u2019m thinking about something like, \u201cOh, man, I\u2019m going to do that. But if I blow it, Oh, my gosh, I\u2019m going to look like a fool.\u201d I literally picture separating my ego from myself, from my true self, and making it go sit at the kids\u2019 table where I\u2019ll look at it and I\u2019ll understand that, \u201cYeah, I know we\u2019ve got to feed it and rub its belly every once in a while, but it\u2019s not who I am, it doesn\u2019t sit at the adult dinner table.\u201d\nAnd what I find is the more you can separate, and at least be aware of that, it\u2019s really powerful because most people aren\u2019t aware. Their ego and their sense of self are so intertwined they have a hard time separating the two. And it\u2019s okay to take dents in your ego and, by the way, it\u2019s okay to have an ego. There\u2019s no one that has 0% ego. A lot of people have less than others and that\u2019s cool. It\u2019s just when we let it define and define who we are that it becomes problematic.\nYeah, that\u2019s so interesting. And so then, when you visualize your ego what\u2019s it look like? It\u2019s a kid version of you?\nYes, that\u2019s usually the way I look at it. Frankly, that\u2019s exactly the way I picture it, a kid version of me sitting over there, you know, often whiny, often self-preservationist, often wondering about, \u201cHow is this thing going to reflect on me?\u201d and, frankly, most often not service oriented. And I find that I\u2019m very much able to keep my ego and my fear in check when I remind myself, \u201cOkay, what\u2019s the servitude in what I\u2019m about to go try? Who am I going to serve to help them become a better version of themselves? Or what end benefit will I have for somebody else with what I\u2019m about to try besides just the selfish benefit for me?\u201d\nAnd people give you a lot of slack when they know you\u2019re trying to give them service, right? And I always find that that\u2019s helpful, and I view that little kid ego sitting at the kids\u2019 table as the most selfish version of myself that\u2019s not focused on serving others. And that helps me put it in its place as well.\nOh, yeah, that is nice. And then if you think about sort of humility as a virtue, and people like people who are humble, and similar roots to the word humiliation, when you have an ego that gets some dents then that can, in fact, be an asset to have your ego cut down from time to time.\nRight. That is exactly right. And it\u2019s not easy to do it but it starts with self-awareness that it does need to be cut down from time to time, right? Now I\u2019m sure you\u2019ve met people, Pete, I\u2019m sure you\u2019ve met people that are completely unaware that their ego is running rampant and taking over. I\u2019m sure you\u2019ve met that.\nOh, from time to time.\nOkay. Cool. Well, that\u2019s awesome. So that\u2019s a nice dose of good solutions when fear is in the mix. So, maybe you tell me, Scott, as you think about professionals who are in their daily work organization environments, is there another particular anti-muse you think would be valuable to deconstruct?\nWell, you know, you almost have to talk about, for a minute, inundation and overwhelmed because we\u2019re all feeling it. And you had indicated this before, Pete. I meant to say that no human being experiences all nine anti-muses at once, or if they do they\u2019re a complete and utter mess. That\u2019s not like the statistics don\u2019t support. Research doesn\u2019t support that that\u2019s what happens to us, generally speaking.\nWhat happens is, like you said, most of us can associate with three or four of these in periods of our life over time or in any given week or sometimes within a given day. And so the single most common next to fear is probably, virtually everybody feels inundated. So one of the things I wanted to share with your listeners is us feeling overwhelmed and inundated is at least in part our own fault. And I know people don\u2019t like to hear that. They want to know that, \u201cNo, it\u2019s the demands of the business. It\u2019s the demands of the world we work in. We must do more, more, more. Produce more, more, more with less, less, less.\u201d And part of that is true.\nBut we\u2019ve also lost the art of pushing back especially when new work requests come into the fold, and I talk a lot about this in Find the Fire in the inundation chapter. And if I may, I\u2019ll share just a little bit of advice about how to master the art of pushing back because I think it\u2019s a powerful way to keep things on your plate manageable enough that inspiration has a chance to show up in your work life again, and just a few tips on that.\nOne of the most that I found when it\u2019s time to push back on a new workload request is to come from a place of accountability, and give a different yes to the request. The reason we don\u2019t push back is nobody likes saying no. It\u2019s painful, right? It\u2019s painful to tell somebody no especially your boss. Especially your boss. But you don\u2019t have to say yes but you can give a different yes to the request.\nYou know, \u201cYes, I understand you want that done,\u201d to your boss, \u201cbut first let me come from a place of accountability. I\u2019m accountable to deliver my entire workplan. Let me lay out on paper for you the workplan. This is what I\u2019m working on,\u201d which, by the way, research shows that 74% of most bosses have no idea of the true impact of what their employees are working on, how much time they spend doing it, and the amount of things they actually do during the day.\nVisualizing it on a piece of paper, respectfully, and playing it back and saying, \u201cThis is my total portfolio of work. If you want me to do this, these are the two things that are going to suffer, and I want to deliver the total portfolio work to you.\u201d So rather than just saying, \u201cI don\u2019t want to do that. I have too much to do,\u201d you demonstrate on paper how much you have to do, what has to give in order for you to take that on, and then you can also accompany that with a different yes.\n\u201cSo as you can see here, boss, from my workplan that I laid on paper for you, I can\u2019t take this on without something else suffering, which by the way earns more appreciation for what you\u2019re working on,\u201d by the boss as a side note. \u201cBut because I can\u2019t take that on, I\u2019ll tell you what, let me give you a different yes. I\u2019m going to steer you to somebody that can help. I\u2019m going to help you whittle down the amount of work it actually has to get done there. I\u2019m going to lay out for you a resource that we could hire to take at least part of that research project on,\u201d etc.\nYou find ways to get to an agreeable sign that you\u2019re trying to help with the objective of the request even if you can\u2019t actually do the work itself. Very powerful ways to push back.\nWell, I like that. And, Scott, I\u2019ve got to ask. So, now, I think, hey, talking about fear again. If a listener is saying, \u201cOkay, Scott, I have a sinking feeling that were I to do that my boss would say, \u2018Hey, I don\u2019t want to hear your whining or your excuses. We all have a lot on our plates, and I need you to make it happen. All of it.\u2019\u201d What do we do?\nBoy, is that really familiar? Is that ever familiar? And, first of all, I wouldn\u2019t be surprised if some of us were to, obviously, to experience that, and from time to time that, for sure, is going to happen. But this is where people fall down, is in the face of that first push of the boss, looking like whining or they\u2019re accusing you of whining.\nThey have to understand, you have to get them to understand that, look, at the end of the day, you indeed are trying to be responsible and accountable. And then you go item by item, and you engage in discussions on, \u201cOkay, I hear what you\u2019re saying. All these needs to get done. Let\u2019s talk about the realities of each of these pieces of work. Are there things you can do to help me achieve this objective in a different way?\u201d You don\u2019t wear down and just give in yet.\nNow, I\u2019m not saying, Pete, that there\u2019s not going to come times where, if you have the kind of boss that\u2019s toxic and is just going to say, \u201cI don\u2019t care. Do it.\u201d Okay. Well, that speaks different volumes for how to address lack of evocation and how to work with a boss how just won\u2019t work with you. but in that scenario, you have to be realistic and say, \u201cOkay, I\u2019m not going to give in just yet. I understand he thinks I\u2019m whining. If I continue to come from a place of accountability and can demonstrably show the impact it\u2019s going to have on the other deliverables, and get that boss to engage on, I hear you. I know it all has to get done. I want to roll up my sleeves with you to figure out how all of this can get done together.\u201d\nYou have to keep at that. And if it gets to a point where he\u2019s like, \u201cI hear you. You\u2019re not getting it.\u201d Go away and just make it happen. Well, that\u2019s a different discussion to have. That\u2019s where you get into a different chapter of the book, how to deal with just toxic bosses. But the big point is hold your ground, be firm, you could even use what I call the Bermuda Triangle of bargaining in those cases where they\u2019re playing hardball with you saying, \u201cIt all needs to get done.\u201d\nYou\u2019re like, \u201cWell, hold on a second. 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So, well now, I\u2019d love to hear a touch then in terms of, hey, we got some toxic boss, toxic colleagues, there\u2019s a lack of evocation. What do we do?\nYeah. Have you ever experienced that, by the way, Pete, that kind of environment? I was wondering if you\u2019ve ever had that.\nYou know, only for small\u2026fortunately, only in small stretches of my career but there was a time when I worked in the pantry at Kmart in high school in which I was not impressed by some of the leadership examples in my midst. It felt like it was toxic at times in terms of, you know, if I stack the Pepsi wrong. Oh, man, it was so brutal.\nThe reason I asked is if you can remember, then I will address your question. It kind of douses everything else out, doesn\u2019t it? It doesn\u2019t matter what else is good about your job, when your boss is toxic nothing else matters. Is that a true statement? Do you think?\nWell, if you encounter your boss frequently it really can very much be the case.\nYeah, and research tells us that\u2019s what most people would say. So I talk in the book, and I will just touch on a few pointers. I give a little bit more of a complete plan on what do when you have a manager that\u2019s like that and how frankly you can not only kind of work with them but turn them into a source of actual inspiration for you.\nHere\u2019s what some of the data and experience tells us that we do. First of all, and people don\u2019t want to hear this but this is truth. First and foremost you have to bring the attitude that you want reciprocated. The more that you paint the boss into the corner, the more that you talk about that toxic boss as a toxic boss, the more it feeds on itself, the more you come to believe it, and maybe this is the most important point, the more you feel like you\u2019ll never be able to reverse that situation.\nAnd, by the way, people hear about that when you\u2019re talking about your boss and, God forbids, if the boss ever finds out, that makes it really difficult to ever build new bridges. So, first and foremost, you got to bring the attitude that you wish was reciprocated back, number one. Number two, and I think people like hearing this one even less, you\u2019ve got to learn how to give that boss feedback. You want to talk about fear of fear, that\u2019s a scary thought.\nBut you make sure that your boss is open to it, and some of them aren\u2019t, and I understand that, but you would be surprised. And what the research tells us is, in truth, even amongst toxic bosses, the vast majority of them really don\u2019t understand the full impact of their behavior and what it\u2019s having on their employees. And it takes brave people to call them out on it and say, \u201cOkay, I want to make sure you\u2019re open to some feedback assuming you agreed.\u201d\nAnd you just ask that question, \u201cHey, boss, you open to some feedback?\u201d\nYeah, it sounds so obvious. And if they say no, okay, well, then the next step is quit. But you proceed with bravery and then you just kind of follow kind of a pretty straightforward pattern with humility, with transparency, with empathy. You help them understand the impact that their behavior is having on you and on the organization, never making it about them as a human being because bosses and human beings become defensive when it becomes personal. It\u2019s about their behavior and the impact their behavior is having on your ability to do your job and your ability to want to show up to your job.\nThat is very straightforward, you be respectful, always direct with specific examples as you give the feedback and don\u2019t waiver, as difficult as it is, believe me you\u2019re doing that person a favor because the odds are they might also be a fairly intimidating individual and, believe me, they\u2019re not getting enough feedback, and feedback that might actually make the difference for them.\nAnd, finally, you just got to make sure you\u2019re focusing on your perspective of how to help them not like what you would do if you were the boss, which is a big trap that people fall into when they start giving feedback to a boss. So those are just a few tips.\nThat\u2019s great stuff. Thank you. Well, Scott, tell me, anything else you really want to make sure to mention before we shift gears and hear about some of your favorite things?\nYeah, I think I just wanted to mention that if the listeners are interested in what they\u2019re hearing, the book is called Find the Fire, and I\u2019ve put something together for your listeners, Pete. If they go to ScottMautz.com, S-C-O-T-T M-A-U-T-Z, right on the website, I have it ready to go, a prompt will pop-up where they can download a free workbook that goes along with the Find the Fire book that helps them, it\u2019s a fill-in the blank workbook that helps them write down and retain the key concepts in the book.\nAnd we all know, and research is very clear on what happens when we\u2019re able to write down concepts for the retention of those very ideas. So they\u2019ll be able to get there a free workbook at ScottMautz.com along with a lot of other free tools that I have prepped and ready to go for your listeners.\nOh, cool. Thank you. All right, great. Well, now, could you share with us a favorite quote, something you find inspiring?\nOh, yeah, sure. I have two. Maybe my favorite of all time is probably not surprising given the way our discussion opened about my love of humor, but I really do believe that, \u201cThe shortest distance between two people is laughter.\u201d And I found that to be imminently true in my life. And another quote, which is also some of the best advice I could give another human being, is to, \u201cChase authenticity not approval.\u201d\nAnd I can\u2019t even tell you how many people give away their power, and I talk about this in Find the Fire a lot, when they choose to chase the constant approval of others \u2013 their boss, their mother-in law, their sister, whoever it might be \u2013 and they chase approval, constantly seeking to compare to others, wanting that approval rather than chasing the authentic version of themselves and being who they were meant to be, not what\u2019s expected of them.\nMy favorite book I have on my table, I have it in front of me here, it\u2019s called Die Empty by Todd Henry. It\u2019s a fantastic book that sums up a lot of what\u2019s important to me and my life. It\u2019s a book about unleashing your best work every single day so that when you\u2019re on your death bed you don\u2019t have regrets about, you know, \u201cI wish I would\u2019ve created this. I wish I would\u2019ve done that.\u201d A fantastic read. I think your listeners would enjoy it.\nOh, thank you. And tell me, is there a particular nugget that you share that really seems to connect with folks, like they\u2019re nodding their heads, they\u2019re re-tweeting, they\u2019re quoting it back to you?\nI\u2019ll probably start with the authenticity one that I get so many comments back on, the importance of chasing authenticity instead of approval. I\u2019ll probably stick with that one because so many people bounce back to me on that one.\nAll right. Cool. 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        "raw_content": "German Scientists Power up Synlight, the World\u2019s Largest Artificial Sun\nSynlight is the largest collection of film projector spotlights ever assembled in one room, and scientists in Germany are turning them all on at once in the pursuit of efficient and renewable energy.\nThis experiment involving the world\u2019s \u201clargest artificial sun\u201d is taking place in J\u00fclich, a town located 30 kilometers (19 miles) west of Cologne, and it was designed by scientists from the German Aerospace Center (DLR). The device features 149 industrial-grade film projector spotlights, and each one boasts roughly 4,000 times the wattage of the average light bulb.\nWhen this artificial sun is turned on, it generates light that\u2019s 10,000 times as intense as natural sunlight on Earth. Swiveling the lamps and concentrating them on one spot can produce temperatures of around 3,500 degrees Celsius (6,332 degrees Fahrenheit), which is three times as hot as the heat generated by a blast furnace.\nEvery day, a huge amount of energy hits the Earth in the form of light from our Sun. While we do already have ways to harness the Sun\u2019s energy, such as through solar panels, much of it still remains untapped. Scientists hope their experiments with Synlight will illuminate ways to tap into that wasted energy.\nThe experiment is not without its risks and costs, however. \u201cIf you went in the room when it was switched on, you\u2019d burn directly,\u201d Bernard Hoffschmidt from the DLR told The Guardian. To avoid that, the experiment will take place inside a protective radiation chamber. This artificial sun consumes a vast amount of energy when powered up, as well \u2014 a four-hour operation eats up as much electricity as a four-person household would use in a year \u2014 so it is expensive.\nThis will all be worthwhile, however, if the Synlight experiment leads to more efficient and cleaner energy for the future. The first goal is to determine the optimal setup needed to use sunlight to power a reaction that produces hydrogen fuel \u2014 a potential clean fuel source for cars and airplanes. \u201cWe\u2019d need billions of tonnes of hydrogen if we wanted to drive [airplanes] and cars on CO2-free fuel,\u201d Hoffschmidt explained. \u201cClimate change is speeding up so we need to speed up innovation.\u201d\nIn the future, the facility may be used to test the durability of space travel parts when blasted by solar radiation, so not only could Synlight help us deal with our energy crisis here on Earth, it could help us explore worlds far beyond our own, too.",
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        "raw_content": "Intelligent Design of the Cosmos From Micro to Macro Scales\nFrom the molecular nanomachines within a tiny cell to the large-scale structure of the universe, design is everywhere to be found. Sometimes the best defense of intelligent design is just to ponder the details. Here are some new illustrations:\nFastest Creature Is a Cell\nIf you were asked what the fastest creature on earth is, would you guess a cheetah or a peregrine falcon? There\u2019s an even faster critter you would probably never guess. It\u2019s called Spirostomum ambiguum, and it\u2019s just 4mm in size. This protozoan, Live Science says, can shorten its body by 60 percent in just milliseconds. How does it do it? Scientists \u201chave no idea how the single-celled organism can move this fast without the muscle cells of larger creatures,\u201d the article says. \u201cAnd scientists have no clue how, regardless of how the contraction works, the little critter moves like this without wrecking all of its internal structures.\u201d Saad Bhamla, a researcher at Georgia Tech, wants to find out. And in the process, he will gain design information that can be applied in human engineering:\n\u201cAs engineers, we like to look at how nature has handled important challenges,\u201d Bhamla said in the release. \u201cWe are always thinking about how to make these tiny things that we see zipping around in nature. If we can understand how they work, maybe the information can cross over to fill the gap for small robots that can move fast with little energy use.\u201d [Emphasis added.]\nCells Do \u201cThe Wave\u201d\nSpeaking of speed, most cells have another faster-than-physics trick. When a cell needs to commit hari-kari, it performs an act something like \u201cThe Wave\u201d in a baseball stadium. Researchers from Stanford Medicine, investigating programmed cell death or apoptosis, noticed wave-fronts of specialized destroying enzymes, called caspases, spreading throughout the cell faster than diffusion could explain.\nPublishing in Science, they hypothesized that \u201ctrigger waves\u201d accelerate the process of apoptosis, similar to how a \u201cwave\u201d of moving arms can travel rapidly around a stadium even though each person\u2019s arms are not moving that fast. Another example is how one domino falling can trigger whole chains of dominoes across a gym floor. The mechanism presupposes that the elements, like the dominoes, are already set up in a finely-tuned way to respond appropriately. This may not be the only example of a new design principle. It may explain how the immune system can respond quickly.\n\u201cWe have all this information on proteins and genes in all sorts of organisms, and we\u2019re trying to understand what the recurring themes are,\u201d Ferrell said. \u201cWe show that long-range communication can be accomplished by trigger waves, which depend on things like positive feedback loops, thresholds and spatial coupling mechanisms. These ingredients are present all over the place in biological regulation. Now we want to know where else trigger waves are found.\u201d\nThe Complicated Ballet\nJust organizing a chromosome is a mind-boggling wonder. But what do enzymes do when they need to find a spot on DNA that is constantly in motion? It\u2019s enough to make your head spin. Scientists at the University of Texas at Austin describe it in familiar terms:\nThirumalai suggests thinking of DNA like a book with a recipe for a human, where the piece of information you need is on page 264. Reading the code is easy. 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Researchers at the University of New Hampshire, \u201cinspired by elements found in nature,\u201d noticed the wavy-like zigzags in the seed coats and dreamed of applications that need lightweight materials that are strong but not brittle.\nThe results, published in the journal Advanced Materials, show that the waviness of the mosaic-like tiled structures of the seed coat, called sutural tessellations, plays a key role in determining the mechanical response. Generally, the wavier it is, the more an applied loads [sic] can effectively transit from the soft wavy interface to the hard phase, and therefore both overall strength and toughness can simultaneously be increased.\nResearchers say that the design principles described show a promising approach for increasing the mechanical performance of tiled composites of man-made materials. 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It\u2019s a mystery how they can adjust their metabolism to such extreme altitude, thin air, low pressure, and low temperature conditions.\nDon\u2019t Look for Habitable Planets Here\nThe centers of galaxies, we learned from The Privileged Planet, are not good places to look for life. Cross off another type of location now: the centers of globular clusters. An astronomer at the University of California, Riverside, studied the large Omega Centauri cluster hopefully, but concluded that \u201cClose encounters between stars in the Milky Way\u2019s largest globular cluster leave little room for habitable planetary systems.\u201d The core of the cluster has mostly red dwarfs, which have their own habitability issues to begin with. Then, Stephen Cane calculated that interactions between the closely-associated stars in the cluster would occur too frequently for comfort. His colleague Sarah Deveny says, \u201cThe rate at which stars gravitationally interact with each other would be too high to harbor stable habitable planets.\u201d\nSolar Probe Launches\nThe only habitable planet we know about so far is the earth. Surprisingly, there is still a lot about our own star, the sun, that astronomers do not understand. A new mission is going to fly to the sun to solve some of its mysteries, Space.com reports, but like the old joke says, don\u2019t worry: it\u2019s going at night. Named the Parker Solar Probe after 91-year-old Eugene Parker, who discovered the solar wind in 1958, the spacecraft carries a specially designed heat shield to protect its instruments. The probe will taste some of the material in the solar corona to try to figure out why the corona is much hotter than the surface, the photosphere. 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        "raw_content": "Case 002/02- Extraordinary Justice for the Ordinary People of Cambodia\n\u201cHope history never repeat itself\u201d\nA skull of victim kept at TuolSleng Genocide museum (S-21 security prison)\nFew tragedies in the modern world have transpired, which are as grave and horrendousas the Cambodian Genocide. Case 002/02 involves Khmer Rouge\u2019s two top leaders- NUON Chea and KHIEU Samphan, charged with crimes against humanity, grave breaches of Geneva Convention, 1949 and genocide by killing members of the group. NUON Chea and KHIEU Samphan were senior leaders of the radical Communist Party of Kampuchea (CPK) (also known as the Khmer Rouge).After winning the Cambodian Civil war of 1975, CPK carried out their tyrannical policies and became responsible for decimating 1.7-2 million Cambodians between the period of 17th April, 1975 and 6th January, 1979. The people killed accounted for approximately twenty-five percent of thethen Cambodian population. The genocide came into knowledge of the world after overthrow of Khmer Rouge by Vietnam in late1978. The world grieved when this grave tragedy camein to light and everyone fervor such horror to never be repeated.\nThe Vietnamese-Cambodian war (1978-89) lasted more than a decade and the Cambodian civil war ended in 1998- following which, political and military structure of Khmer Rouge were disassembled. In 1997, Cambodian government requested United Nations assistance in prosecuting the most senior and most responsible leaders for the crimes committed during the Khmer Rouge regime. In 2001, Cambodian National Assembly passed a law establishing a special court, which got an exotic name-now known as the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia (ECCC). Subsequently in 2003, Cambodian government also finalized an agreement with United Nations, which led to formation of United Nations Assistance to Khmer Rouge Trials (UNAKRT). The role of UNAKRT at ECCC is to maintain international community participation and ensure free and fair trials, while maintaining highest legal standard.\nNUON Chea and KHIEU Samphan\nNUON Cheain the Khmer Rouge regime acted as the right-hand man of the CPK\u2019s supreme leader POL Pot. He was the chief ideologue, and brother number two in the CPK government. In 1960, he was appointed as Deputy Secretary of the CPK and a full rights member of the CPK\u2019scentral and standing committees. For a brief time, NUON Chea also acted as Prime Minister of Democratic Kampuchea. KHIEU Samphan held various positions in CPK and Democratic Kampuchea and served as State President of the State Presidium. Both NUON Chea and KHIEU Samphan maintained principal positions during the Khmer Rouge regime and were instrumental in spreading and implementing draconian policies of the CPK government.\nAt least 20,000 victims were imprisoned at S-21 security prison, whilst only 7 made it out alive\nCase 002 was supposed to prosecute four accused namely- NUON Chea, KHIEU Samphan, IENG Thirith and IENG Sary. Keeping in consideration the complexity of case and age of the two accused, NUON Chea (age 92) and KHIEU Samphan (age 87), the Trial Chamber severed the case into two different trials (now known as Case 002/01 and Case 002/02). Charges against other two accused, IENG Thirith and IENG Saryweredropped. IENG Sary died in 2013 and charges against IENG Thirith, his wife were stayed and later dropped in 2011- after she was found unfit to stand trial due to dementing illness. She died in 2015. All civil and criminal actions were extinguished against IENG Thirith and IENG Sarypost their demise.\nCASE 002/01\nThe Trial Chamber limited the scope of charges in Case 002/01to crimes against humanity: 1) during evacuation of Phnom Penh on 17th April, 1975; 2) during movement of population in different parts of Cambodia from September, 1975 until December, 1977 and; 3) execution of former Khmer Republic soldiers at Tuol Po Chrey-during the Lon Nol regime. Judgment in Case 002/01 was delivered on 7th August, 2014, where the two defendants NUON Chea and KHIEU Samphan were convicted of crimes against humanity, murder, persecution on political grounds and other inhumane acts such as forced evacuation of the capital, Phnom Penh. However, later during appeal in Supreme Court Chamber (SCC), NUON Chea and KHIEU Samphansucceeded in overturning Trial Chamber\u2019s decision in convicting them for extermination, murder and political persecution. SCC found insufficient evidence against NUON Chea and KHIEU Samphan for the crimes committed at Tuol Po Chrey. Though, SCC admitted that crimes against humanity indeed occurred at Tuol Po Chrey. For other crimes, both NUON Chea and KHIEU Samphan are currently serving life sentence in Case 002/01.\nPrison roomsinside S-21 security prison\nScope and Charges\nThe Trial Chamber limited the scope of charges in Case 002/02 to crimes against humanity, grave breaches of Geneva Convention, 1949 and genocide committed at cooperatives, worksites, security centers and execution sites (including S-21 Security Centre and ChoeungEk), genocide against specific groups namely- the Cham Muslims, the Vietnamese, Buddhist and former Khmer Republic officials, forced marriages and armed conflict against Vietnam. The charges in Case 002/02 against NUON Chea and KHIEU Samphan are through JCE\u2019s (Joint Criminal Enterprise) common purpose, which both the defendants shared with other senior leaders of CPK such as POL Pot, TOU Samouth and others.\nS-21 security prison used to be a high school\nCPK Policy\nCPK\u2019s ideology, which later became their official policy was to create a classless communist state free from Vietnamese influence. Thier leaders wanted to create a society based on rural agrarian economy formed on the principle of Marxism-Leninism and democratic centralism. To implement their policies, CPK evacuated people from Phnom Penh and various other cities in Cambodia,and pushedthem towards rural area of the country- without having any pre-planned system in place to carry out such mass displacement of people. Resultant, thousands of people died walking on the streets due to starvation, dehydration, illness or execution carried out by Khmer Rouge soldiers. Weaker section of the society, including children, elderly and women suffered the most. Intellectual class such as Doctors, teachers and other working professionals (having any kind of western influence) were considered enemy of the government and were either sent to workatthe co-operatives or prison centers to be executed.\nExecution Centers and Killing sites\nKhmer Rouge established many execution centers to identify, arrest and smash (synonym usedfor killing) people, who were considered serious threat or enemy to the government. DC-Cam (Documentation Center of Cambodia) through interviews and physical exploration, identified 19,733 mass graves and 196 prisons that were operational through the Khmer Rouge period. At least, 1.7 million people died in 170 Cambodian districts during the four year period. More than 12,000 people are documented to have died at the S-21 security prison alone.\nIt is ironical how modus operandi of killings during the Khmer Rouge regime and Nazi Germany period were similar. To save bullets, Nazisused gas chambers for killing people. Similarly, Khmer Rouge soldiers killed people with axes, poison spades and sharpened bamboo sticks and then buried the dead inmass graves. Sometimes, soldiers killed children by having their head smashed against a tree and then their body thrown in mass graves beside their parent\u2019s.\nView through barbed wire from S-21 security prison\nFindings of Trial Chamber\nThe Trial Chamber found that NUON Chea and KHIEU Samphan were responsible for widespread and systematic attack against the civilian population of Cambodia. The attack victimized millions of civilian across the nation, due to which large number of refugees fled to neighboring countries of Thailand and Vietnam. The attack was substantial both in terms of geographic reach and number of victims affected.The crimes committed by NUON Chea and KHIEU Samphan\u201cincluded (but not limited to): enslavement, forced transfer, attack against human dignity, enforced disappearances and political persecution.\u201dThe court deduced that intention behind genocide of the Cham Muslims, Vietnamese, Buddhist and former Khmer Republic officialswas purely based on national, ethical and religious grounds.\nThere were grave breaches of Geneva Convention, 1949 in terms of Vietnamese prisoners detained at the S-21 security prison. NUONChea and KHIEU Samphan were very well aware about the protected status of the Vietnamese civilians of war detainedat the S-21 security prison. In relation to crimes committed against Jarai people at Au Kanseng security center, the Trial Chamber was not able to satisfy itself beyond reasonable doubt,ifJarai people came within the protected status ofthe Geneva Convention, 1949.\nAlso, Khmer Rouge conducted forced marriages throughout Democratic Kampuchea with an objective of increasing country\u2019s population within 10-15 years. They wanted to match military dominance of Vietnam, so as by increasing their own population. Traditionally, Cambodians had a culture of having arranged marriages with the consent of both the bride and groom\u2019s parents. During Khmer Rouge regime,forcedmarriages were arranged by local authorities under a climate of fear. Couples were asked to sleep at assigned locations, where, militiaman kept a watch on them to ensure they consummated the marriage.\nOn 16th November, 2018, the Trial Chamber through their summary judgment declared NUON Chea guiltyunder Article 4 of the ECCC law for the crime of genocide committed against Vietnamese and Cham groups and KHIEU Samphanfor the crime of genocide committed against Vietnamese group.NUON Chea and KHIEU Samphan were declaredguilty under Article 5 of the ECCC Law for\u201ccrimes against humanity: including, murder, extermination, deportation, enslavement, imprisonment, torture, persecution on political, religious and racial grounds, and other inhumane acts through attacks against human dignity and conduct characterized as enforced disappearances, forced transfer, forced marriage and rape in the context of forced marriage\u201d. NUON Chea and KHIEU Samphan were also declared guilty under Article 6 of the ECCC law for the grave breaches of Geneva Convention, 1949, namely \u201cwillful killing, torture, inhuman treatment, willfully causing great suffering or serious injury to body or health, willfully depriving a prisoner of war or civilian the rights to fair and regular trial and unlawful confinement of a civilian.\u201dBoth were given life sentence in Case 002/02 and the sentences were merged with life sentence given to them in Case 002/01, making it a single life term imprisonment.\nSteel chains used to restrain prisoners\nA lot has been said about the slow functioning of the ECCC and that it has taken a long time for the court to reach a verdict.Looking at the statistics, oral arguments in Case 002/02 continued for 283 days, over a period of three years, during which testimonies of 185 people were heard, of which 114 were witnesses, 63 civil partiesand 8 experts. ECCC is a complex and unique hybridtribunal, having an intermix of civil and common law systems. Due to ECCC\u2019s unique nature of functioning, it faced many procedural and legal challenges.Furthermore, there are three official languages of the tribunal- English, Khmer and French and all the documents are to be filed in atleast two working language of the court. This in itselfcontributed significantly in delaying the process.\nECCC was formed with an objective to prosecute only the most senior and most responsible leaders for the crimes committed. The current (long) serving Prime Minister of Cambodia, Hun Sen, himself was a mid-level leader in the Khmer Rouge regime. If not succumb to international pressure, it is highly unlikely that more leaders from the Khmer Rouge regime will be prosecuted.Prosecution covered most of the crimes committed during the Khmer Rouge regime. Though, it was not possible for them to cover all the crimes suffered by all the victims. It is now a challenging task for Prosecution to tryother leaders responsible, as Cambodian leaders have already announced that the work of court is over and there will be no more prosecutions. Now, there are only some appeal cases left, which needs to be heard.\nIn my opinion, Cambodian people are fighters asthey have spent their last century overcoming Japanese occupation, gaining independence from France, overthrowing dictatorships andmaking peace with Vietnam. Through their strong will and determination they have overcome most of their challenges. Through these extraordinary trials, they have not only delivered justice for their ancestors and created history for their children, but also a strong legal jurisprudencefor the world to learn from.\nSuyash Srivastava is human rights lawyer and photographer based in Cambodia.",
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Although the active this solution is just an extract of a widely available nutrient, vitam\u2026\nHow to Keep Skin Looking Young\nPerhaps the most common cosmetic dermatology question encountered in today\u2019s world is \u201chow can I keep my skin looking smooth and young?\u201d Despite what thousands of sensationalistic internet artic\u2026\nSun Safety for Spring Break!\nSpring break is almost here and this means a flurry of activity in preparation of travel to sunnier states, trips to the beach, and all kinds of outdoor fun. Unfortunately, in the midst of all this ex\u2026\nSkin tags are harmless growths, usually small and elongated, that form frequently under arms, on eyelids and on the chest and neck. The growths, sometimes called acrochordons, are usually painless, an\u2026\nPerhaps the only thing that strikes more fear into the heart of a chronic acne sufferer than the idea of a breakout? The idea of long-term scarring. Unfortunately, severe acne does have the potential \u2026\nGetting laser hair removal can be exciting. It means saying goodbye to unsightly and unwanted hair. It means saying goodbye to shaving, plucking, and waxing. Here are a few things that you should do i\u2026\nSpider and varicose veins have a similar cause: weakened valves in the circulatory system. When veins are not able to work as they should, pressure inevitably builds, causing veins to become discolore\u2026\nDiscovering a skin rash can be disconcerting. Rashes can cause itching, swelling, and discomfort: and, in some cases, they can even be a sign of a more serious health condition. If you or your child a\u2026\nThe heat and light of the sun sustains life on earth as we know it. Unfortunately, it can also do some real damage to the skin, causing burns, wrinkles, brown spots, and even putting you at a higher r\u2026\nOngoing Research Confirms Benefits of Green Tea for the Skin!\nOver two thousand years ago, the Chinese began using green tea for medicinal purposes under the Han dynasty. According to those ancient doctors, the infusion of the camellia sinensis plant could be us\u2026\nRosacea Q&A\nRosacea is one of the most common chronic skin conditions affecting adults around the world. Unfortunately, it is also one of the most misunderstood. According to the National Rosacea Society, roughly\u2026\nSkin moles are extremely common. In fact, the average person has between 10 and 40 moles on their body\u2013and nearly everyone has at least one. As ubiquitous as moles may be, however, many people know s\u2026\nAcne is a very common condition that affects nearly 80% of teenagers, as well as a sizable portion of the adult population. An occasional pimple or blemish may be unavoidable; however, for those strug\u2026\nWarts are a common skin condition caused by various strains of the Human Papilloma Virus (HPV). Warts can be on hands, feet, face, limbs, or even the genital areas. Except for ones on pressure bearing\u2026\nIf you are suffering from acne, you are not alone. In fact, acne is the most common skin condition treated in dermatology clinics around the country. Though the emergence of pimples, blackheads, and w\u2026\nThe Importance of Self Examinations\nAccording to The American Academy of Dermatology, skin cancer is the most common form of cancer in the United States. Your chances of being diagnosed with skin cancer is even higher if you are male, C\u2026\nTime Behind the Wheel Can Increase Risk of Skin Cancer\nIf you are serious about skin care, the odds are good that you already know most of the common risk factors for skin cancer: fair skin, a history of sunburns, excessive sun exposure, and a personal an\u2026\nEczema\u2013also known as atopic dermatitis\u2013is a chronic skin problem that affects more than 35 million Americans. Roughly two percent of all adults suffer from eczema, and between ten and twenty percent\u2026\nThere are several different types of adverse drug reaction related to skin. They can result from a wide variety of medication, whether it is at the outset of use or after dose escalation. Adverse drug\u2026\nLatisse: An Option for Eyelash Beauty\nAllergan, the company behind blockbuster treatments like Botox and Juvederm, also markets Latisse, the only product approved by the FDA for stimulation of eyelash length and thickness. Latisse is also\u2026\nSummer is here and most Americans head outdoors to enjoy the season. Indoors or out, bugs are everywhere, and it\u2019s not uncommon to experience a sting or bug bite. Some common culprits include bees, \u2026\nEyebrow Update\nEyebrows are an important facial feature that can really make a difference in your appearance. Whether you prefer thick or thin brows, upkeep is important. If you\u2019re not happy with the look you have\u2026\nMicro-needling has been available to cosmetic dermatologists and their patients for several years, but with the proliferation of new devices and improved results, it has becom\u2026\nMohs surgery is a specific surgical technique that allows dermatologic surgeons to achieve precise control of surgical margins when operating on skin cancer. It is considered to be the best available \u2026\nThe under eye area can present several cosmetic problems for both men and women, but the good news is that there are treatments available to help you improve the appearance of this tricky area of the \u2026\nFungal nail infections, known as onchomycosis, are the most common nail disorder and can affect both fingernails and toes. A nail fungal infection can be difficult to eradicate, resulting in thickenin\u2026\nWe often talk about what you should be doing to maintain healthy skin and a radiant complexion. Let\u2019s look at a few practices that are counterproductive at best and harmful at worst:\n1. Over-washin\u2026\nPlantar warts are the hard, grainy warts that are typically found on the soles of the feet and toes. Because they are subjected to pressure in these areas, they may grow inward beneath a thick callus\u2026.\nImproving the Appearance of Your Decolletage\nSun damage causes about 90% of the changes we associate with aging, as a result of harmful ultraviolet rays. The skin of the chest is just as vulnerable as the skin of the face or hands, but many indi\u2026\nHair loss, also known as alopecia, is a very common complaint, but it can be caused by a number of different disorders. Hair loss disorders can be the result of inflammatory conditions that may damage\u2026\nTattoos sometimes cause regret, but there are methods for successful removal. If you have a tattoo that no longer inspires delight, there is hope for restoration of your skin. Although tattoos seemed \u2026\nEczema is the term used to describe a chronic skin disorder characterized by inflammation of the skin. Eczema results in irritation and itchiness, but scratching only prolongs the cyc\u2026\nSkin reflects our general state of health, so it follows that healthy diet, exercise, and good sleep habits will result in an attractive complexion. There are a number of nutrients that are critical t\u2026\nIf you have a troubling scar, there are options available for improving its appearance. Scars occur as the result of an injury, including burns, lacerations, or surgical procedures. Scars can also res\u2026\nAlthough statistics show most Americans have quit smoking, many women find that the habit of past puffing has resulted in unsightly and unmistakable wrinkling around the lips. The wrinkles are the res\u2026\nMany of us are looking ahead to 2016 as a chance to recover our glow after too many late nights and too much holiday indulgence. 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They can be the result of a number of different things, including friction from tight shoes, burns, a\u2026\nStress is an important factor in all matters related to health, including the health of your complexion. Americans today appear to be under more stress than ever and it can have a negative effect on h\u2026\nThinking of a Facial Cosmetic Procedure?\nThere are many reasons to consider a facial cosmetic procedure.\nYou may have facial scarring that has bothered you for a long time or you may have recently noticed some age related changes you\u2019d \u2026\nSkin is the body\u2019s primary barrier against a variety of problems. One of the most important functions of skin is protection from bacteria. Bacteria and other microorganisms tha\u2026\nSkin cancer is the most common cancer in the United States.\nSkin cancer is the most common type of cancer found in the United States. The incidence of skin cancer has increased significantly in rec\u2026\nThere are a variety of factors that determine the color and tone of your complexion. These factors include the thickness of your skin, the density of blood vessels in your skin, dilat\u2026\nIf you\u2019ve been out in the sun, chances are you have both visible signs and invisible signs of damage from ultraviolet rays. While you can\u2019t turn back time to completely repair cellular damage from\u2026\nDid your forget your sunscreen?\nPrevention of sunburn is critical to reduce cumulative damage from the summer sun, but sometimes we find ourselves unexpectedly without sunscreen. We recommend use of \u2026\nIf you\u2019re allergic to poison ivy, you will probably have a reaction to poison oak\nPeople are more likely to come into contact with poison ivy, poison oak, or poison sumac in the summer, when outdoo\u2026\nFacial Contouring and Rejuvenation\nToday, 82% of Americans who choose a cosmetic surgery procedure are avoiding invasive surgeries in favor of nonsurgical solutions for cosmetic enhancement. Dermal fillers are one of the most popular p\u2026\nLaser skin resurfacing procedures are popular in the United States, with good reason. As we age, time and sunlight can accelerate formation of wrinkles, fine lines, and pigment changes in the skin. La\u2026\nLaser hair removal is a popular procedure used to remove unwanted hair from the face and body. Patients who are considering laser hair removal sometimes ask friends or family for advice, and unfortuna\u2026\nSummer is a popular time to get out and swim, barbecue, and play on the beach, but it\u2019s important to remember that while you\u2019re in the sun, you need to protect your skin from p\u2026\nThe American Society for Dermatologic Surgery reports that 70% of American adults consider submental fat, also known as a double chin, to be a key cosmetic concern. Until now, many have chos\u2026\nSpider veins are tiny red, purple, or blue veins that frequently appear \u201ctree-like\u201d or \u201cstring-like\u201d most often on the thighs or legs. Spider veins don\u2019t cause symptoms, unlike v\u2026\nBlackheads are also called open comedones. They are open pores that become blocked by oil and dead skin cells (keratinocytes). This debris forms a hardened clump that continues to attract dirt and enl\u2026\nWarts result from infection of the skin and mucous membranes by human papilloma virus (HPV). Warts can appear anywhere on the body. Infection by the HPV virus causes a reaction in the skin that result\u2026\nRestylane Silk and Juvederm Voluma are both widely used soft tissue fillers that can be used to treat wrinkles and volume loss that occurs as a result of aging. Both injectable fille\u2026\nAfter enduring acne for years, many patients are relieved to see an end to breakouts, but when scarring has occurred, patients search for an effective treatment to restore a smooth complexion.\nRosacea is a chronic relapsing skin condition resulting in a diffuse red appearance the central part of the face. Patients present with redness and telangiectasias, (visible dilated \u2026\nAdvances in cosmetic dermatology are allowing doctors to turn back the clock effectively, in a short office visit with only minimal downtime. These new procedures often cost less than traditional anti\u2026\nDermal Fillers Can Restore Volume to the Aging Face\nUtilization of dermal fillers is sometimes called a \u201cliquid facelift\u201d because of the restorative enhancement that an experienced cosmetic physician\u2026\nRetinoids and Skin Care: Tips from the Dermatologists at BHSkin\nThe doctors at BHSkin can tell you about the many benefits of retinoid compounds for skin care. Retinoids were first approved in the early 1970\u2019s for treatment of acne, and are st\u2026\nBecause so many people try to live a healthier lifestyle, organic beauty products have become popular. It\u2019s important to know what an organic beauty product is and what its benefits can \u2026\nHand Rejuvenation Grows In Popularity\nOver the past ten years, cosmetic procedures to rejuvenate the face have become very popular, and now Americans are noticing that their hands are giving away the\u2026\nDr Mehrabi treats his patients very well and his quality of care is really one of the best I\u2019ve ever seen in a doctor. I\u2019m very glad I found him. \u2013Liam M., Mountain View, CA\nIf I could buy stock in Dr. Mehrabi\u2019s practice, I would. I have never been more pleased after visiting any doctor. Ever. \u2013Samantha T., Los Angeles, CA\nDr. Mehrabi is hands down the best. \u2013Michelle D., Beverly Hills, CA\nHe\u2019s one of those docs, that should be able to get more than 5 stars! \u2013Jeb B., Los Angeles, CA\nI currently live in Silicon Valley and still fly down for treatments. I will be moving to the Memphis area soon and continue to see Dr. Mehrabi as I am well aware that such great care cannot be found anywhere else. \u2013Helen M., Lakeland, TN\nExcellent visit and great doctor. My friend referred me after his experience and I\u2019m glad he did. \u2013Pedi H., Los Angeles, CA\nI am compelled to write this review because of my excellent experienced with Dr. Mehrabi. \u2013Al G., Glendale, CA\nDr. Mehrabi is a fantastic dermatologist and a great doctor in every respect. \u2013King S., Los Angeles, CA\nI can\u2019t say enough good things about Dr. Mehrabi and the rest of his staff. \u2013Nikka C., Glendale, CA\nDr. Mehrabi is a perfectionist in the best sense of the word. \u2013Michelle D., Beverly Hills, CA\nMy visit to Dr. Mehrabi was an excellent experience. Dr. Mehrabi and the staff at the office were all professional and friendly. \u2013Michael P., Los Angeles, CA\nWe are proud to be one of the first dermatology offices to offer live online chat! 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        "raw_content": "Tags: Chair, Christine, Dog, Hobbit, Leather, Plymouth Fury, Smartie, Stephen King\nI\u2019d like to start today\u2019s topic by asking if any of you out there who remember the book and/or movie \u2018Christine\u2019 by Stephen King, which chronicled a story about a 1958 Plymouth Fury that is possessed. It gets that way at the factory by accident, and the rest, as they say, is history.\nI read the book long before the movie was released, and to be honest, the book was much better. At least to me it was. It allowed much more latitude imagination-wise. And, I never looked at a Plymouth Fury the same after that.\nThe relevance this story has with my article today is that, while I do not have a possessed vehicle, I\u2019m starting to think that I have a possessed article of furniture. You can say I\u2019m crazy all you want, but allow me to convince you.\nIt all started innocently enough. I was at my desk, doing paperwork, and my secretary Jos\u00e9e had left a catalogue out. And as I glanced at the picture on the back of the catalogue, my world stopped. Like a beaming light, the item that was most prominently displayed on the page was a chair. Not just any chair. It was a leather recliner, over-sized, equipped with cup holders, storage drawers, vibrating back and seat, and it was also heated. And it was being offered at 50% off!! Could this be true? Was I being \u2018punked\u2019?\nLike a fat kid on a Smartie, I called the store immediately. This chair sang out to me. It said \u2018come sit on me, squish me, fart on me, I don\u2019t care\u2026.I\u2019m made of leather!\u2019 I could literally see myself, crippled in the dead of winter from the cold days working on a roof somewhere, dragging myself into the house, and ensconcing myself on this chair, providing me with warmth and a massage for my weary muscles and joints. Wrapped in my favourite Montreal Canadiens blanket and leather moccasins, I could be waited on by my grateful children, with my faithful dog, Leroy, sitting beside me and occasionally looking at me with love.\nAs it turns out, I may have been a wee bit naive. Sure, the chair arrived and delivered everything it said in the catalogue description. Well, almost. I think the guy in the picture may have been chosen for his diminutive size, because, while it is a big chair, I certainly filled it more than the male model did. I think he may have been a Hobbit. I can live with that. It is also perhaps noteworthy to mention at this time that this chair was not made or manufactured by local craftsmen. In fact, it was mass produced somewhere far away, and while it appears to be well made, there are some features that are perhaps not up to the standards one comes to expect of fine furniture (if you read between the lives, you\u2019ll know where it was made\u2026.I don\u2019t think it was painted with lead paint, however).\nWhich leads me to the part about how I think this chair is possessed. The chair I used to sit on before this one arrived was one which my dogs enjoyed immensely while I was away during the day. They would sit and sleep on it, together, enjoying each other\u2019s company. So, naturally, this chair should offer the same amenities for them\u2026.right? Well\u2026.\nSo there I was, sitting in my new chair, enjoying the feel of the leather, sipping a drink, and our newest dog, Moonie, decided she would like to come up and try it too. She is also our smallest dog. And as she stood up and gave me the paw to make me pick her up, my recliner suddenly \u2018reclined\u2019 of its own volition, the foot-rest darted forward\u2026.and old Moonie went flying like a football being kicked for a field goal.\nWe were all shocked into silence. My dog was shaken, and would not come close to the chair for days. In fact, all our dogs are wary of \u2018Christine\u2019 now, and give it a wide berth unless I\u2019m on it. And, just when I began to think it may not be possessed, it does something to make me wonder again. Like today, when my wife and I were disagreeing about our departure time for groceries, it flew open and kicked her in the shins. She has the bruise to prove it.\nCome to think of it, the only one Christine hasn\u2019t lashed out at is me. In a way, it\u2019s kind of like having my own bodyguard. I think I\u2019ll keep her. And be forewarned\u2026.if you come over to see me, be nice, or you may have sore legs!!",
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        "raw_content": "Tags: Climbing, George Mallory, Kathmandu, Mount Everest, Mountaineering, Nepal, Sherpa, Ueli Steck\nGeorge Mallory, one of the early mountain climbers who scaled Mount Everest in the 1920\u2019s, and disappeared just a few hundred meters from the summit (his body was only discovered in 1999, 75 years later), is most famous for a famous saying. When asked \u2018Why climb Mount Everest?\u2019, he responded \u2018Because it is there!\u2019\nLegions of climbers since have taken up this mantra. Many people have uses that saying to push themselves to the limit. I\u2019ve seen in the past few years many people locally who have taken up running, and have even begun to run marathons\u2026.because they can! And good for them.\nWe were in Jasper, Alberta for a week last summer, my family and I. It is a place we retreat to escape work, and enjoy the pleasures of the mountains and wildlife. We saw bears, big-horned sheep, and plenty of elk. We also happened to be there during the worst infestation of mosquitos in living memory. It rained every single day in June, and we arrived when it was 33 degrees Celsius, perfect breeding conditions for those little vampires. But, being Canadian, this was just a speed bump for us.\nSince we\u2019ve been coming here, my youngest son Mackie has been wanting to go to the top of Whistler\u2019s Mountain. There is a cable car that brings you up, and although I am afraid of heights, I sucked it up and went. Twice. It was absolutely gorgeous. However, Mackie wanted to go to the very top. There is a trail that goes from the landing to the summit. It didn\u2019t look like a big deal, and so I did what every dad does when their kid asks and you just aren\u2019t quite listening to him; I said \u2018Why not?\u2019\nNow, for those who know me, you consequently are aware that I\u2019m not in tip-top shape. Compared to several years ago, I am, but compared to people who actually exercise a lot, well\u2026..not so much. Round is a shape, right? I\u2019m definitely round. But, as George Mallory said, we will climb it, because it is there!\nOf course, upon reaching the cable car station, and looking up the rest of the hill, I thus realized just what I was getting into. The people who were on the trail were either very small, or very far. It turns out they were not small. It\u2019s an illusion because the mountain you are on is so huge. The trail is 1.2 km uphill, and not just a little uphill. But I had promised. My son Alex decided he\u2019d wait in the lounge for us and write in his journal. He\u2019s a smart boy.\nIt took us about 50 minutes to make the climb. I, walking gingerly and saving my breath for climbing, Mackie jumping about like a baby goat, talking non-stop about the lovely scenery, video games, programming, what colour his shoes were, his up-coming high school adventures, etc. We stopped 10 times on the way up. To take pictures, of course. And maybe to rest a wee bit. I had to pick up the pace a bit when some much older couples were passing us by.\nAnd then\u2026.we were there!!! We had reached the summit. I think I was more proud of keeping a promise to Mackie than actually making the climb. Obviously, it\u2019s not that difficult if so many people make the trek. But the promise to a 13-year old who loves being with his dad as much as his dad loves being with him is of higher importance.\nThe icing on the cake was, while making our descent, Mackie had to take a break. Evidently his skinny legs aren\u2019t as muscular as\nhis father\u2019s. Sometimes, it pays to be fat.\nNo Means No\u2026.I Think!",
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        "raw_content": "Industry News and Notes \u2013 May 2012\nTrenton Report\nAttention Technology Entrepreneurs \u2014 TechLaunch Wants You\nNJ\u2019s Technology Accelerator Now Taking Applications for 2012 Inaugural Class\nMONTCLAIR \u2014 New Jersey wants to support technology entrepreneurs and is putting its money where its mouth is. Applications are now open for the inaugural class of the State\u2019s latest start-up venture, TechLaunch, funded in part by the New Jersey Economic Development Authority (EDA). BioNJ is a TechLaunch supporter.\nModeled after successful programs throughout the United States and abroad, New Jersey\u2019s premier technology accelerator offers seed funding within an intensive 12-week, mentor-driven business development program\u2014called LaunchPad\u2014culminating with an investor conference and Demo Day.\nFollowing a rigorous selection process, an intriguing mix of 10-12 Portfolio Companies will receive $18,000 to $20,000 of seed capital and, with the help of a network of successful entrepreneurs, industry experts and investors will attempt to transform their ideas into successful businesses. Until now, aspiring entrepreneurs in New Jersey had to look to New York City, Philadelphia, or beyond to pursue their start-up dreams with the help of an accelerator program.\n\u201cWe\u2019re looking to attract top-tier talent who would otherwise leave the state because the support infrastructure simply wasn\u2019t there,\u201d says founder and managing partner Mario Casabona, himself a seasoned entrepreneur and Angel investor.\nHe continues, \u201cAlthough there is a rapidly developing tech ecosystem in New Jersey, for tech start-ups, there\u2019s been a void for those not yet ready for later-stage incubators or for the investment community per se. We\u2019re now able to de-risk the start-up challenges to aspiring tech entrepreneurs by promoting the commercialization of innovative ideas right in our own backyard, especially applications that support key NJ industries such as biotech, pharma, healthcare, or transportation.\u201d\nThe first TechLaunch program, also known as LaunchPad I, will take place at Montclair State University. Casabona notes, \u201cMontclair State is a perfect venue for our inaugural class. It not only provides easy access for New Jersey residents as well as state-of-the-art facilities, but also is ideally situated just 13 miles west of New York City, the current tech and investment hub on the east coast. The collaboration with the university also provides a campus setting, 24-hour dining options, and even offers residential housing for those portfolio companies looking to relocate for the 12-week program.\u201d\nEDA CEO Caren Franzini notes, \u201cWe are embarking on a competition for innovation to reveal New Jersey\u2019s entrepreneurial strengths, using a model that provides a potential return on the EDA\u2019s investment and allows New Jersey to compete with neighboring states to maintain and attract technology talent.\u201d\nCasabona adds, \u201cThere is a great network already in place throughout the State to cultivate technology companies. TechLaunch is a feeder to this pipeline, and we see the potential to add hundreds of jobs in New Jersey in the near term.\u201d\nTo learn more about TechLaunch or to apply for the 2012 program, visit the website.\nEDA and CITI Launch Global Growth Financing Program\nTRENTON \u2014 In support of the Christie Administration\u2019s focus on helping small and mid-size companies expand their global reach, the New Jersey Economic Development Authority (EDA) and Citi\u2019s Commercial Banking group on May 1 announced the launch of the New Jersey Global Growth Financing Program. This new program will provide low-interest loans to New Jersey companies currently engaged in or looking to engage in international trade.\n\u201cThrough our proactive outreach to the business community, we discovered a real need for competitively priced financing to help New Jersey companies expand globally,\u201d said Lt. Governor Kim Guadagno. \u201cThe New Jersey Global Growth Financing Program will provide access to capital and international market expertise, helping New Jersey businesses remain competitive, expand their operations, and create new jobs.\u201d\nThrough the New Jersey Global Growth Financing Program, Citi will provide up to $50 million in term loans and lines of credit to New Jersey companies over the next three years. The EDA will offer guarantees on individual transactions of up to 50 percent of the Citi financing, not to exceed $1.5 million for term loans and $500,000 for lines of credit. To be eligible, businesses must have been in business for at least two years and have annual sales of $5 million to $50 million.\nBIO Lauds Senate Passage of User Fee Package\nWASHINGTON, DC \u2014 Biotechnology Industry Organization (BIO) President and CEO Jim Greenwood issued the following statement on May 24 in support of the U.S. Senate\u2019s approval of the Food and Drug Administration Safety and Innovation Act (FDASIA):\n\u201cBIO commends the bipartisan Senate approval of FDASIA, which includes a reauthorization of the Prescription Drug User Fee Act (PDUFA).\n\u201cIn particular, we appreciate the leadership shown by Chairman Tom Harkin (D-IA) and Ranking Member Mike Enzi (R-WY) to craft a bipartisan measure that will continue to ensure patient safety, access to the newest cures and therapies, and job growth in America. FDASIA reflects the enhancements to PDUFA agreed upon by industry and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). It will enhance the development and review of innovative new therapies through increased transparency and scientific dialogue, advancements in regulatory science, and strengthened post-market review.\n\u201cThe inclusion of an enhanced Accelerated Approval pathway, crafted by Senator Kay Hagan (D-NC), will help expedite the development of modern, targeted, and personalized therapies for patients suffering from serious and life-threatening diseases while preserving the FDA\u2019s robust standards for safety and effectiveness. Senator Hagan is to be congratulated for her hard work and leadership on this very important provision.\n\u201cFDASIA also enables a transparent, predictable, and balanced regulatory framework for the review and approval of biosimilars by establishing reasonable performance goals and dedicated, independent funding for biosimilar review activities. This will allow the FDA to continue to prioritize the review of innovative drugs and biologics so that safe and effective new therapies \u2013 many for currently serious, untreatable diseases \u2013 can be available to the patients who need them.\u201d\nBIO Statement on New Bill to Extend Therapeutic Discovery Project Tax Credit\nWASHINGTON, DC \u2014 The Biotechnology Industry Organization (BIO) on May 24 issued a statement applauding Senator Robert Menendez (D-NJ) for introducing the \u201cThe Extension of the Therapeutic Discovery Project Tax Credit\u201d (S. 3232), which will extend and improve the critical TDP program to support breakthrough medical discovery, innovation, and job creation in American companies and bolster America\u2019s global competitiveness.\n\u201cThe biotechnology industry is critical to America\u2019s competitiveness in the 21st-century economy. Biotech labs employ dedicated scientists and researchers, whose discoveries could lead to a groundbreaking cures for cancer, diabetes, Alzheimer\u2019s, or HIV/AIDS,\u201d said Senator Menendez. \u201cManufacturing these breakthrough therapies is already creating thousands of high-paying jobs, and extending this critical tax credit not only will create more good jobs here in America, but also keep us at the forefront of life-saving innovation.\u201d\nHouse and Energy Commerce Committee Backs PDUFA Reauthorization\nWASHINGTON, DC \u2014 Proposed legislation to reauthorize the Prescription Drug User Fee Act (PDUFA) was endorsed on May 9 in a 46-0 vote by the House Energy and Commerce Committee.\nThe draft legislation approved by the committee includes an accelerated approval pathway provision as envisioned in the Transforming the Regulatory Environment to Accelerate Access to Treatments (TREAT) Act and the Faster Access to Specialized Treatments (FAST) Act. It will help expedite the development of modern, targeted, and personalized therapies for patients suffering from serious and life-threatening diseases while preserving the Food and Drug Administration\u2019s (FDA) robust standards for safety and effectiveness. The House bill also includes provisions of the Generating Antibiotic Incentives Now (GAIN) Act and calls for the permanent reauthorization of the Best Pharmaceuticals for Children Act (BPCA) and the Pediatric Research Equity Act (PREA).\nIt is likely the PDUFA reauthorization will be considered by the House of Representatives in the next few weeks and will also be considered by the Senate in the near future.\nBioNJ and the Biotechnology Industry Organization (BIO) have been advocating for passage of the PDUFA reauthorization. In a letter to the committee, BIO President and CEO Jim Greenwood wrote:\n\u201cThe bill will enhance the drug development and review process through increased transparency and scientific dialogue, advance regulatory science, and strengthen post-market surveillance. It also provides a transparent, predictable performance goals and a dedicated, independent funding stream to ensure that FDA can facilitate the development and evaluation of biosimilars products. BIO appreciates the inclusion of the enhanced accelerated approval pathway provision, which will help expedite the development of modern, targeted, and personalized therapies for patients suffering from serious and life-threatening diseases, while preserving robust standards for safety and effectiveness.\u201d\nBioNJ President Debbie Hart noted, \u201cPDUFA, especially in this enhanced form, is such an important vehicle for moving drugs through the process and its expeditious passage is essential.\u201d\nPlease click here to read the full letter.\nBioNJ will continue to update the New Jersey biotechnology community as the PDUFA reauthorization progresses through Congress.\nObama Administration Releases National Bioeconomy Blueprint\nWASHINGTON, DC \u2014 Noting biotechnology\u2019s potential to discover new therapies for unmet medical needs, foster economic growth, and contribute critical societal benefits, the White House on April 26 released its National Bioeconomy Blueprint. The document defines the bioeconomy as an \u201ceconomic activity that is fueled by research and innovation in the biological sciences\u201d and identifies the bioeconomy as a priority for the Obama Administration.\nIssuing a statement on the report, BIO President and CEO Jim Greenwood said: \u201cBIO applauds President Obama\u2019s leadership in creating a National Bioeconomy Blueprint and identifying the bioeconomy as a priority for his Administration. We appreciate the President\u2019s recognition of the need to clear the path for American innovation and ingenuity and unleash the tremendous promise of biotechnology to help solve many of the biggest challenges facing our nation today and foster economic growth throughout the United States.\u201d\nBioNJ President Debbie Hart noted, \u201cThe recognition of this important industry by President Obama in the form of this blueprint speaks to the contributions of the industry to the past, present, and future economy of the United States.\u201d\nBIO Thanks Reps. Pascrell, Bilbray for Policy That Levels the Playing Field for Renewable Chemicals\nWASHINGTON, DC \u2014 Clearing the path for commercialization of homegrown renewable chemical technology can enhance energy security and create well-paying new opportunities in the United States. The Biotechnology Industry Organization (BIO) on April 27 thanked Reps. 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        "raw_content": "Inside the Making of Stanley Johnson, Detroit Pistons' Superstar-in-Waiting\nJosh Martin@@JoshMartinNBATwitter LogoNBA Lead WriterSeptember 26, 2016\nAs a rising star at Mater Dei High School in Santa Ana, California, Stanley Johnson might have stood in front of a mirror and seen something similar to LeBron James: a tall, thick frame\u2014strong but not stocky, built but still growing. He might have seen a hooper in a tight end\u2019s body, with an effective but unrefined game and a confidence that the former trumped the latter.\nJohnson had James on his mind throughout his teenage years. He would hear stories about James from Mike Brown, James\u2019 former NBA coach, whose son, Elijah, was Johnson\u2019s high school teammate. In 2014, Johnson earned an invitation to the LeBron James Skills Academy, where he went right at James as a rising college freshman.\nFast-forward two years when, in the crescendo of his first NBA season with the Detroit Pistons, Johnson fielded the assignment of a lifetime: guarding James in a playoff series.\nJohnson made his share of noise\u2014some of it bizarre. After a 106-101 Game 1 loss to the Cleveland Cavaliers, Johnson complained publicly about the preferential treatment he felt James received from the referees. Following a 107-90 blowout loss in Game 2, he called out James for a \"cheap-ass bump\" and for only talking smack when Cleveland was winning, per MLive\u2019s Aaron McMann. The spat turned into a national story and made Johnson a target for scrutiny.\n\"I know Stanley, and there was no disrespect intended out of it, because he knows who LeBron is, he knows what LeBron has accomplished and what he will continue to accomplish,\" Brown told Bleacher Report. \"It was just his competitive nature and his belief in himself and him probably trying to get his team going for that series and trying to get a win. That\u2019s why he said it.\n\"But I kind of chuckled and said to myself, 'Stanley, just keep quiet a little bit now and go try to win a game or two before you say anything.'\"\nThe Cavaliers went on to sweep the Pistons out of their first postseason in seven years. James averaged 22.8 points, 9.0 rebounds and 6.8 assists for the series. Johnson\u2019s numbers were more modest\u20148.0 points and 4.0 rebounds in 20.4 minutes per game\u2014but his confidence never wavered.\n\"No stage is too big for him,\" Pistons assistant Bob Beyer said. \"Some guys shy away from that. He does not.\"\n\"I\u2019m trying to be great,\" Johnson said. \"I know I can get by in the NBA just doing the stuff I was doing last year, but I\u2019m trying to take myself to a new level.\"\nAllen Einstein/Getty Images\nJohnson arrived in the NBA as the No. 8 pick in the 2015 draft after hitting 37.1 percent of his threes during his lone year at Arizona, but his wonky form was a concern. So was his left hand, which didn\u2019t get much use in Tucson.\nWarts and all, Johnson secured a spot in Stan Van Gundy\u2019s rotation out of his first training camp. At 6'7\" and 245 pounds, he had the body to barge his way through the lane and the mindset to match wits with seasoned veterans.\nJohnson had the green light from Van Gundy, for better or worse. Among 12 rookies who played at least 20 games and averaged better than two three-point attempts per contest, Johnson finished ninth in field-goal percentage (37.5 percent) and 10th in three-point percentage (30.7 percent), per NBA.com.\nHis footwork wasn\u2019t crisp. Johnson drew whistles for shuffling his sneakers on simple plays like rip-throughs and post-ups. According to NBA Miner, he recorded the 10th-most traveling calls per game (0.25) in the league.\n\"He got a little lazy,\" his trainer, Shea Frazee, said, \"and in the NBA, especially when you\u2019re a rookie, they\u2019ll call those things.\"\nStill, Johnson became a staple off the bench in Detroit. When Kentavious Caldwell-Pope strained his groin against Boston in early February, Van Gundy called on Johnson to start. The next game, Johnson delivered his strongest performance of the season: 22 points, nine rebounds, five assists, two steals and a block during a 111-105 win opposite Carmelo Anthony and the New York Knicks.\nFour games later, Caldwell-Pope reclaimed his starting spot. Three games after that, Johnson succumbed to a shoulder injury.\nAfter a two-week layoff, Johnson\u2019s jumper lagged\u2014he shot 28.8 percent from the field and 25.8 percent from three over his first 14 games back. His confidence and effort flattened as well.\nSo Van Gundy, at the behest of his coaching staff, benched Johnson for two games, including a win over the Washington Wizards that clinched Detroit\u2019s first playoff berth since 2009.\nThe message was clear: Whatever the injury, Johnson had to pick up his effort, and not just in games. Johnson started showing up extra early to practice and stayed late to get up more shots and tighten his dribble.\n\"I think Stanley a lot of times would just come in the gym and be ready to practice,\" Beyer said. \"Now what he\u2019s done is, he understands the importance of routine. He\u2019s got to get in there. He\u2019s got to get his shots up. He\u2019s got to get his footwork. He\u2019s got to take care of his body. He\u2019s got to commit to the weight room so that now everything is in place.\"\nBy the time the playoffs started, Johnson was a rookie in name only. The bravado was still there, especially opposite James, but now he had a jumper to back it up. He shot 52.2 percent from the field and converted 6-of-10 from three-point range during Detroit\u2019s four-game ouster.\nJohnson\u2019s offseason priorities were clear: strengthening his left hand, sharpening his footwork and overhauling his jump shot.\n\"I think Stan [Van Gundy] really had the foresight that we needed to make some adjustments in his shot,\" Beyer said. \"That was the biggest thing. His release point was way too low.\"\nShortly after their season ended, the Pistons sent the cavalry out to Johnson\u2019s home base in Southern California.\nDave Hopla, Detroit\u2019s shooting coach and a renowned shot doctor, laid the foundation. Van Gundy spent several days patiently reinforcing Johnson\u2019s new mechanics.\n\"Gotta get your elbow up, Stanley,\" Van Gundy would remind his pupil. \"It\u2019s gotta be like this,\" he would say before demonstrating how it\u2019s done.\nBeyer followed suit with three weeks of shooting drills\u2014face-up jumpers in the mid-range, pump fakes into pull-ups, spot-ups from the corners\u2014and countless reminders to keep his \"elbow up.\"\n\"You break your shot down, it\u2019s almost like, that\u2019s the way you score,\" Johnson explained, \"so you\u2019ve kind of got to start all over again and work with that first until you work on other stuff.\"\nThe dividends of Johnson\u2019s efforts were slow to pay off. He shot 8-of-30 (26.7 percent) from three and 35.5 percent overall for the Pistons\u2019 Orlando Summer League squad in July.\nWhile there, he spent more time honing his shot with Beyer, who served as Detroit\u2019s head coach in Orlando. After that, Johnson put more sweat into his game at Team USA\u2019s training camp in Las Vegas\u2014and got another up-close reminder of the value of hard work courtesy of his Select squad teammates and the star-studded senior team on the opposite sideline.\nJohnson will have to earn every minute in Detroit, with Caldwell-Pope, Tobias Harris and Marcus Morris entrenched as the wings and forwards next to Reggie Jackson and Andre Drummond.\nAs a starter or key reserve, Johnson will have a prominent role for the Pistons in year two, perhaps with more pick-and-roll responsibilities. They should expect as much after watching the 20-year-old go toe-to-toe with LeBron\u2014and certainly after shipping their coaching staff 2,400 miles west to fine-tune a more complete player. 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        "raw_content": "Events announcement: Two talks by Jonathan Montgomery\nMarch 28, 2016 Owen Schaefer\nThe Centre for Biomedical Ethics is pleased to be hosting Professor Jonathan Montgomery (University College London) for two topical ethics talks next week. The first talk is on confidentiality in patient data, and the second concerns the ethics of CRISPR research. Details of each talk and links to registration are below the fold. We hope to see you there!\nDevelopments in Confidentiality & Use of Patient Data in the National Health Service \u2013 Implications for Singapore\nSpeaker: Prof Jonathan Montgomery\nTime: 12.00pm to 12.45pm (Lunch)\n12.45pm to 1.45pm (Talk)\nVenue: Tahir Foundation Building\n12 Science Drive 2, Level 3 Room 03-01B\nThe potential for analysis of biodata to improve the quality of care, open up new avenues of research, and enhance existing research methods by narrowing the gap between controlled studies and real-world usage is exciting. The United Kingdom has seen its socialised medicine system as a major opportunity to explore the use of health data, but has found it difficult to win public confidence in the project. Amongst the reasons for this are a suspicion of private sector involvement and fear about data security. Enthusiasts have also failed to take the medical profession with them, leaving the public unpersuaded of the case for using their health records for purposes beyond direct care. The issues have been addressed by the Nuffield Council on Bioethics, which has proposed that repurposing health data for uses beyond clinical care requires a case to be made to the public of why this is morally acceptable together with governance frameworks to oversee uses. The model of consent or anonymise is no longer sufficient. Other UK initiatives include new guidance from the General Medical Council and plans to enhance the public\u2019s right to opt out of the use of NHS health data beyond personal care. There are many lessons to be drawn from these experiences and it is possible that information services could provide a transnational opportunity if the public prefers to manage its own health data rather than rely on domestic health systems.\nThe talk is free and open, but registration is required. See here for directions to the venue.\nEthical Challenges in CRISPR Research\nVenue: NUS Medical School, Block MD6\n14 Medical Drive, 01-02\nThe explosion of interest in human gene editing that has followed the publication of successes in technological advances has called into question the moral validity of established distinction between germline and somatic interventions and re-ignited discussions about the precautionary principle and the ethics of enhancement. The proliferation of public statements demonstrates both the interest in a global approach and also the challenges of achieving consensus. While the World needs to co-ordinate its efforts to address the ethical challenges, the difficulties in doing so are all too apparent. For some, there is little new and the technologies are merely more efficient ways to pursue long accepted aims. For others, they introduce a newly fabricated world. The technology may initially have more practical applications outside of the human genome than within it and the current debate may be unduly anthropocentric. It is hard to be confident where it is best to start thinking about the ethical issues. The Nuffield Council on Bioethics has invited comments on what is at stake as the initial phase of a programme of work that seeks to map the issues of concern, and establish a tentative framework for consideration them. This will serve as a preliminary to detailed case studies on the technology in application. The shape of the questions is becoming apparent, but the answers remain unclear.\nAbout Jonathan Montgomery\nJonathan Montgomery is Professor of Health Care Law at University College London. He has published widely in the field of health care law. His editorships include Medical Professions in Halsbury\u2019s Laws of England (5th ed Vol 30(1), 2011) and the Butterworths Family Law Service (1996-). Current public service roles include chairing the Nuffield Council on Bioethics (the UK\u2019s national bioethics committee), and the Health Research Authority (which oversees research ethics committees for England). He chaired the UK\u2019s Human Genetics Commission from 2009-2012 and was a panel member on the Morecambe Bay Investigation into maternal and neonatal deaths (2013-5). He was a member of a local NHS research ethics committee from 1992-99 (two years as chair). Between 1998 and 2013 he served as chair of a number of NHS organisations in Hampshire and the Isle of Wight, including providers, commissioners and a Strategic Health Authority.",
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        "raw_content": "LA City Council District 13 Debate Has Only One Candidate Committing to Protect Rent Controlled Affordable Housing\ntags: affordable housing, Coalition for Economic Survival, Rent Control, renters\nThe Coalition for Economic Survival (CES), one of Los Angeles\u2019 leading tenants\u2019 rights organization, has been highly critical of the field of candidates running for Mayor and City Council in the March 5, 2013 elections. CES\u2019 bone of contention with the candidates is based on their failure to clearly state what they would do, if elected, to ensure tenants\u2019 rights, protect the City\u2019s Rent Stabilization Ordinance and preserve rent controlled and government assisted affordable housing from being demolished and converted to luxury housing.\nThe Crowd at the Debate.\nIt was with these concerns that we headed out to a debate between candidates running for the 13th LA City Council District on January 24, sponsored by the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce and the Hollywood Chamber Political Action Committee. Given the sponsor, one would rightly think that issues affecting renters and working people would not be a priority for discussion at such a pro-business forum.\nIt was exactly why we were interested in attending. You get a better picture of who a candidate is by what he or she promises the group they are speaking to and seeking support from.\nSadly, the panel of candidates at the packed Taglyan Cultural Complex on Vine Street in the heart of Hollywood did not include women. Well, except for former 13th District Council Member and Assembly Member Jackie Goldberg, but she was there to moderate the debate.\nL to R: Matt Szabo, Josh Post, Mitch O\u2019Farrell, Emile Mack, Alex De Ocampo, John Choi and Moderator Jackie Goldberg\nThe six candidates participating were John Choi, a former staff member of the Los Angeles County Federation of Labor, Alex De Ocampo, Senior Director of Saban Family Foundation, Emile Mack, LAFD Assistant Fire Chief, Mitch O\u2019Farrell, Former District Field Director to Councilman Eric Garcetti, Josh Post, State Deputy Attorney General, and Matt Szabo, Former Deputy Chief of Staff for Mayor Villaraigosa.\nMany candidates appeared to be pandering to the pro-business crowd with commitments to ensure public safety, fund the fire and police departments, provide tax credits to the movie industry, provide tax breaks to small businesses, doing away with the city\u2019s gross receipt tax and curbing the \u201caggressiveness\u201d of Superman, Darth Vader, Wonder Woman and the other costumed characters on Hollywood Bl. with many of the candidates stating that their behavior threatens tourism.\nThe candidates were non-distinguishable for most of the discussion. But, then the questio n was raised if they supported the Hollywood Community Plan recently approved by the City Council.\nThe Hollywood Community Plan is controversial for providing the green light for more, and denser, development. Developers and the business community fully support it. Many residents are livid over proposed zoning changes that could make it easier to erect skyscrapers. Mayor Villaraigosa has called it \u201celegant density.\u201d\nEach of the candidates uniformity expressed support for the Hollywood Plan, but one candidate added something that we were hoping to hear.\nMatt Szabo stated, \u201cI support density around transit. I think that\u2019s the way of the future. I think we have enough cars on the road. However I am not going to do it at the expense of low income communities, immigrants and seniors that have housing here today. I\u2019m going to be very careful not to lose rent controlled units, affordable units. In fact, I want to use the Community Plan to the greatest extent possible, to preserve and extend affordable housing to the immigrants and seniors and low income communities we have here in Hollywood.\u201d\nThe only other candidate to mention housing was John Choi, but he only spoke about the need to produce more diverse housing that included workforce, senior and affordable housing. He, disappointingly, did not mention the need to preserve existing affordable housing.\nThere were some differences between candidates regarding support of the proposed city sales tax increase, also on the March 5 ballot. CES is strongly opposed to this measure as it is a regressive tax that unfairly and disproportionately impacts low income and working people. The sales tax proposal came about after heavy lobbying from the real estate industry which resulted in the city abandoning an original proposal that would have increased the tax on real estate sales and substituted it with the half-cent sales tax hike plan.\nAll the candidates stated their opposition to the sales tax increase, with Szabo and Mitch O\u2019Farrell calling it a regressive tax that hits the lowest income residents the hardest, with the exception of John Choi. Choi said he supported the sales tax increase as a way to save jobs.\nCES encourages voters to urge these candidates to address tenants\u2019 rights and affordable housing issues. After all, the City of Los Angeles is a city of renters \u2014 more than 60% of its residents are tenants. One would hope that these candidates will tell voters where they stand on issues which directly affect the majority of Angelinos.\nFor voters of the 13th Council District this chance is coming up next week. Next Tuesday, January 29th, at 6:30 PM, LA Voice PICO, a CES ally, is hosting a City Council District 13 Candidate Forum at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament, 6657 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood, CA 90028. Affordable housing is a primary issue they will address.\nfrom \u2192 Affordable Housing, Coalition for Economic Survival, Los Angeles, Los Angeles City Council\n\u2190 GRINCHES, ALL OF \u2019EM \u2013 Los Angeles Wave Newspaper\nCoalition for Economic Survival Concerned Over Landlord Group Endorsement of Wendy Greuel for LA Mayor \u2192\nChristian M. permalink\nThanks for this great info! I live in District 14 (Boyle Heights) but support the struggle for affordable housing and spatial equality for Los Angeles\u2019 most vulnerable. I\u2019ll stay tuned? BTW, have you written any articles or opinions about the mayoral candidates?\nLast Minute on Election Day: Meet 13th Council Gay Candidate Matt Szabo",
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        "raw_content": "You are here: Home / What Dental Conditions Should I Look For In My Dog?\nWhat Dental Conditions Should I Look For In My Dog?\nAs a responsible dog owner, it\u2019s important to take care of your pup\u2019s teeth. In order to do that properly, pet owners must practice good dental hygiene. If your pup\u2019s teeth are not checked regularly, they can be prone to bad breath and gum disease, also known as periodontal disease.\n\u201cIn addition to gingivitis and periodontal disease, there are some less commonly seen dental conditions that owners should be aware of, such as tooth fractures, tooth root abscess, and caries.\nIf you are able to recognize the telltale signs of dental or oral problems, you can get your pet the treatment he needs quickly, before complications arise.\u201d In this article by Dr. James Anthony, you will learn what to look out for in your pet\u2019s teeth and bite. Click here to read the full article.\nhttps://blog.healthypets.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/jack-russel-3622449_640.jpg 426 640 Ivy L https://blog.healthypets.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/logo.png Ivy L2018-10-03 18:29:562018-10-05 15:51:38What Dental Conditions Should I Look For In My Dog?\nDog and Cat Vomiting: When to Worry The Dangers of a Dirty Litter Box",
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        "raw_content": "Provo is one of Utah\u2019s most interesting towns, with a rich historical background and a lively community. It\u2019s also home to the renowned Brigham Young University, which contains many unique and interesting museums that are worth exploring on your visit. There\u2019s something for everyone in Provo\u2019s collection of museums, ranging from science to anthropology to art and much more. Here are the biggest must-see museums in Provo, Utah.\nThe Monte L. Bean is a museum dedicated to the preservation and collection of biological specimens. One of their most unique features is that they host live animals shows for the purposes of education and entertainment. These shows illustrate the way that animals have adapted over time and the way they interact with nature. The museum is also home to a wide range of engaging exhibits, focusing on everything from endangered species to marine life to plants, birds, and much more.\nThis unique museum is home to a working Gutenberg Press replica, one of the only places you can see this. These machines were used to print many important documents throughout history, ranging from key political documents in the American revolution all the way to the Book of Mormon, which has important historical significance for many Utahns. Whether or not you\u2019re religious, it\u2019s fascinating to see just how printing techniques have evolved and how some of the most influential documents in the world came to be.\nThis large art museum is home to a range of permanent collections kept at the university, and they\u2019re often rotated in and out so there\u2019s always something new to see. The types and eras of art featured range quite widely, so there\u2019s something for everyone to enjoy. For example, current exhibitions in summer 2018 include Pulitzer Prize-winning photographs, the quirky modern works of Nina Katchadourian, and a collection of historical religious paintings, just to name a few. There\u2019s also a sculpture garden outdoors to explore.\nThe mountain region of the country is home to many archaeological sites that have turned up significant fossils, so it\u2019s no surprise that BYU is home to a fascinating paleontology museum. Dr. James A. Jensen worked at BYU for decades collecting, studying, and archiving fossils, which are now on display at the museum. Virtually everything he collected is on display here, and there\u2019s plenty of fascinating information about the wide range of fossils. Although it\u2019s not the biggest museum in town, it is one of the most unique.\nUtah was settled by pioneers in the 1840s and \u201850s, and the Provo Pioneer Village transports visitors back to that era. The village actually contains some of the original structures that were built in Provo, as well as a range of historical artifacts, pioneer wagons, and an authentic general store. The pioneers at the time were true homesteaders, growing their own food, making their own clothes and tools, and even building their own homes. The village is completely interactive and is fascinating for both adults and children to explore. Please note that the village is only open to the public daily during the summer. Throughout the rest of the year, it\u2019s open by appointment only.\nThe Museum of Ancient Life is located in Lehi, just a short drive from Provo, but it\u2019s worth the travel time. This museum contains over 60 completed dinosaur skeletons, as well as several interactive exhibits for kids and adults. There\u2019s a recreated crustaceous ocean as well as a carboniferous forest, which are designed to completely immerse you in ancient life. There\u2019s a working paleontology lab where you can immerse yourself learning about fossils and ancient creatures. The museum also hosts community events throughout the year.\nThis small museum features anthropology exhibits designed to help you learn more about people around the world, both past and present. They have a variety of interactive exhibits designed for kids, and although the museum is small, everything is hands-on, so you can really make the most of the experience. The current exhibitions focus on Paquime, an abandoned city in northern Mexico with a rich archeological history, as well as Ostraka pottery, which was used as a form of communication. The museum\u2019s activities strive to make these subjects relevant and interesting for kids today.\nLocated in nearby Springville, this charming art museum focuses on local artists and community events. The museum is also home to the area\u2019s annual quilt show, and many of the other exhibitions have local significance, such as Mormon art and art of the American West. They also have a large collection of Soviet Russian art. The local focus sets this museum apart from others, and is interesting for both locals and tourists. It\u2019s also housed in a gorgeous historical building. They host events very frequently, so be sure to check their current calendar before visiting.\nBYU Planetarium\nThe BYU planetarium hosts shows on Monday and Friday night that give you a unique view into space. Monday night shows are hosted by science professionals, while Friday night shows are hosted by students from the BYU Astronomical Society. Although you can only visit the planetarium during shows, it\u2019s a wonderful and unique activity to try if you want something to do at night. It\u2019s also a very affordable way to experience this natural scientific wonder, with shows costing $4 maximum.\nProvo has quite the range of museums to explore, making for a very enlightening and educational experience. Most of the museums in Provo are kid-friendly as well, which make it an ideal destination for families. Tickets are quite affordable, and most of the museums host local events as well. This small town has developed a big presence in academia, and it\u2019s really reflected in the high quality of the museums in the area.\nDowntown Provo has many unexpected treasures. These places are must-sees for locals and tourists alike. We\u2019ve made a list of 10 of the best places in downtown Provo to make sure your visit is the best it can be.\n1. It\u2019s a bookstore! It\u2019s an art gallery! It\u2019s a meeting space! It\u2019s Writ & Vision! This multipurpose store was designed to provoke respectful conversation and to help people learn from each other. Even if it\u2019s not being used for a gathering when you visit, taking a look around the gallery and admiring the new and used books is an experience in itself. The pieces on display in the art gallery always have a theme and the pieces work to explore that theme and leave the visitor a little wiser than before. They also have several rare books and documents. Writ & Vision is meant to be an intellectual retreat that is accessible to everyone and it succeeds with a style all its own.\n2. Taylor Maid is a costume store that was started in the 1970\u2019s by a family who did makeup in Hollywood. They started small, but they were the only makeup and costume store in the area. In that time, Halloween was a holiday mostly for children, not adults, but the Taylor family saw the change coming and positioned themselves to be the lead supplier for children\u2019s and adult costumes for Halloween and any time of year. Now their store has been open for over 40 years and it\u2019s a wacky and wonderful place to visit.\n3. A store in downtown Provo has plans for world domination. In the realm of chocolate, that is. At Taste, their goal is to make the best chocolate in the world. Visitors who sample their chocolate swear Taste isn\u2019t very far from their goal. In this store, you get what you pay for, and what you get is utterly amazing chocolate. If you\u2019re not sure what to get, they host tastings at the store. Signing up for a tasting class will not only get you incredibly delicious chocolate, olive oil, and sipping vinegar (yes really), but they will teach you how to enjoy chocolate like a connoisseur. If you\u2019re too intimidated to try a class, visitors can also stop in for a Mini Tasting.\n4. For visitors who are trying to eat more healthy food but don\u2019t want to compromise on taste, The Spoon is the perfect lunch spot. This restaurant has a wide array of food on its menu and everything promises to be delicious as well as healthy. Everything from the appetizer to the main course is carefully crafted and portioned well, making it easy to enjoy your lunch and not regret it later. For those who are trying to avoid drinking sodas, they have many different kinds of flavored waters and lemonades as well.\n5. Visitors will find an unexpected treat in Se Llama Peru, a Peruvian restaurant in downtown Provo. If you want to practice your Spanish, this is a great place to chat with the wait staff. Otherwise, you can chat in English. Although be warned about asking what\u2019s good on their menu because everything is. Not only is their food delicious, but they also clearly take pride in how the food is presented. Everything is plated beautifully, making a meal here a trip for all of your senses.\n6. Another store in Provo has plans for dominating the dessert market, however, this one is an ice cream store. Rockwell Ice Cream Co. has set itself up to be the local favorite and the ice cream place that locals take their friends to. The ice cream is made to be creamier than other kinds of ice cream and the owner takes pride in sourcing all of his ingredients locally. He visits the farms to make sure the milk from the cows, or honey from the bees, or flavors like mint, are all taken care of as they grow. The owner takes such pride in making the ice cream as delicious as it possibly can be and one taste makes that devotion obvious. Don\u2019t be surprised if you have to wait in line, but be sure it will be worth it.\n7. Pioneer Book is a bookstore whose owner loves books far more than most people do. For proof of that, you start with the outside of his bookstore, which is painted with the spines of several larger-than-life books. The titles of these books were carefully chosen by the owner because not just any book would do. Inside, the bookstore is crammed with books of all sorts from new to used to rare and out of print. The staff of the bookstore was picked so that collectively they have knowledge of just about every facet of literature. If you can\u2019t find a book you love in this bookstore, you\u2019re not trying.\n8. If you need a quick pick-me-up between some of Provo\u2019s fantastic trails, Ivie Juice Bar is a great place to visit. As the name suggests, it\u2019s a juice bar, but it\u2019s more than just juice. The owner, Ivie, was trying to understand how nutrition impacted her body and she found a fix that worked for her. Once she realized that changing her diet completely and including more fresh fruits and juices helped her, she knew she had to share this with the world so others could feel as great as she did. Accordingly, all of Ivie Juice Bar\u2019s juices, smoothies, shakes, and acai bowls are made to be both delicious and healthy.\n9. Although it may be unexpected to find in Provo, Hruska's Kolaches is a restaurant based on a mix of Czech and Texan recipes. This family-run eatery combines the buttery bread type pastry of a kolache with any sort of filling you could imagine. They range from savory fillings like biscuits and gravy to sweet fillings like fruit and cream cheese. The owners are fanatical about using fresh ingredients and creating everything themselves, from cutting their own meat to making their own jams. These tasty snacks are definitely for the morning. Hruska's Kolaches closes once they\u2019ve sold out for the day, and this will likely happen around lunch time, so make sure you get there before that happens.\n10. Finally, if you want to look around a shop that will have things you\u2019ll never see again, Cat\u2019s Cradle Antiques is the place to be. They pride themselves on finding the most unique items, jewelry, antique dolls, and much more. 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        "raw_content": "OK, it\u2019s back to basics with this post, because no matter how often we say it, it just doesn\u2019t quite sink in with some people. Email marketing is a retention marketing channel. Retention marketing\nAs an email marketer in the post GDPR era, I will never ask a marketer how big their email list is. The fact is, list size has always been something of a vanity metric and may have actually done\nJan 14, 2019 by Jess Knight\nIf you feel at home on the range, you\u2019ve likely watched the deer and antelope play in one of South Dakota\u2019s 13 state parks and 43 recreation areas. Established in 1919 with the opening of its\nI\u2019ll be the first to admit that New Year\u2019s resolutions are stupid. At best, they are a set of well-meaning ideas that rarely make it past the first month of the year. At worst, they fall by the\nCreative Email Marketing: What I Have Learned by Listening to My Clients | iContact\nI like to think that I\u2019m a pretty upbeat guy. Ask me how I\u2019m feeling and I\u2019ll let you know that my glass is almost certainly half-full, if not overflowing, most of the time. This positivity stems",
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        "raw_content": "The Weekly Bracha: highlighting this past week\u2019s gems from the Messianic blogosphere, plus relevant news items from the Jewish and Christian worlds.\nChristian murdered, Messianic Jew injured in Israel \u2013 A female Christian missionary, and her Messianic Jewish friend, were attacked and stabbed in the hills west of Jerusalem this past week. It\u2019s believed their attackers were politically motivated Arabs.\nChurch\u2019s Ministry To Jews worker murdered in Israel \u2013 More first-hand information about the attack.\nPrayers in British shul said for Messianic Jew \u2013 Maidenhead Synagogue, a Reform synagogue, offers prayers for the attacked Messianic Jew.\nDead Sea Scrolls to be made available online \u2013 This is very cool: Google is going to digitize the Dead Sea Scrolls and make the entire collection available to the public online. Go Google! Hat tip: Leman\nFox News Accidentally Labels Elie Wiesel 'Holocaust Winner' \u2013 Fail:\nWorld's Jews Celebrate Christmas With Ceremonial Re-Murdering Of Christ \u2013 The Onion has the true story:\n\"I love devouring Christians' young almost as much as corrupting maidens,\" said Benjamin Levy, 89. \"It's a magical time for all.\"\nI love the Onion.\nSeparation and Connection \u2013 Rabbi Resnik on separating one\u2019s self from the world in this perverted culture:\nCan we deny that today\u2019s visual bombardment of sexual imagery fuels adultery of the heart? Tearing out the eye today means turning off the TV, blocking the website, closing the book or magazine, ruthlessly if necessary. Film, in particular, often employs explicit sexual images within a compelling art form that draws us into it. But Messiah\u2019s standards require us to forgo experiences that may have a positive side for the sake of wholeness before God.\nSimple Gnosticism \u2013 Analyzing the Christian tendency to create a dichotomy between spiritual and physical, flesh and spirit, particularly with commandments. He then counters the notion that a gentile believer in Yeshua has no relationship with Israel:\nMost people confuse \u201cliving by the Spirit\u201d as being somehow at odds with \u201cliving according to God\u2019s instructions\u201d. This reflects a Gnostic influence. They think that something is \u201cspiritual\u201d only if there is no physical evidence of it. \u201cPrayer\u201d is good. \u201cBible study\u201d is good (as long as there is no set section of Scripture to study each week).\nAt the same time, commandments that are part of daily living\u2014kosher diet, trimming of the beard, agricultural mandates\u2014are relegated to the \u201cnot moral, and therefore not necessary\u201d category.\nNot Jewish Yet Drawn To Torah, Part 5 \u2013 Derek Leman, who is involved in the part of Messianic Judaism that does not care much for gentile participation, does not wish to have non-Jewish Messianic congregations be named \u201cMessianic\u201d. He hopes to call such groups \u201cJudeo-Christian\u201d.\nSummary On Part 5 \u2013 Scratch that. Derek no longer thinks \u201cJudeo-Christian\u201d is a good name. But he still doesn\u2019t want gentiles using the term \u201cMessianic\u201d. Sigh.\nCataloging the New Testament's Hebraisms, Part 6 \u2013 Offering evidence of a possible Hebrew or Aramaic original of the New Testament, the author looks at antithetical parallelisms: balancing couplets, each of which is the antithesis of the other. He gives examples from the Tenakh and New Testament.\nLying About Prayer \u2013 In this amusing post, Dr. Schiffman ponders,\nI wonder how many people lie about praying for other people or about situations they hear about. I\u2019ve known many people over the years, who upon hearing about someone who was sick, dying, or had an accident, or were losing their house or a loved one, or their job, or spouse, or there was some other serious need, responded by saying they will pray for whatever it was that was needed, only to not pray about it, forgetting it completely.\nNew Blog: Paul Wilbur \u2013 Famed Messianic music pioneer Paul Wilbur has started a blog.\nShavua Tov, fine blog readers!\nYahnatan Sunday, December 26, 2010 11:51:00 PM\nFirst, thank you for starting and continuing the Weekly Bracha. I think it's a fine institution in the Messianic blogosphere.\nI'd like to use one of your comments as an opportunity to unfold some thoughts of mine. You wrote: \"Derek Leman, who is involved in the part of Messianic Judaism that does not care much for gentile participation.\"\nTo the extent that I'm involved in the same \"part\" of Messianic Judaism that Derek is, I'd like to say to everyone else who cares about this conversation: \"No, that's not how I feel at all!\". I'm not uncaring about Gentile participation (in fact, I spend a lot of time caring for Gentile participation--though to ascertain this, you'd have to come to my community).\nWhat I object to is communal expression which has no way to affirm the unique calling of Jewish people in the regular life of the community. The reason such communal expressions trouble me is because in my experience they lead to identity crises for young people who grow up in this environment--both Jew and Gentile.\nWhile I personally think that traditional Judaism offers some insights and practices which can really help us in this area, I'm open to any and all suggestions (and there are a number of approaches out there). I can distinguish between someone who agrees with me that there is a problem but has a different solution and someone who at a more basic level disagrees with the idea that there is even a problem there.\nSometimes I wonder if it's the reverse of what you say: perhaps the part of Messianic Judaism we're speaking of is associated with \"not car[ing] for gentile participation\" because, in reality, relatively few Gentiles care to participate in a form of Messianic Judaism which explicitly preserves the distinctness of Jewish calling in the regular fabric of the community (so when we tell them what we're about, they say, \"No thanks, not for me!\"). Thankfully, I have plenty of Gentile friends who with their words, lives, and participation in Messianic Judaism reassure me otherwise.\nAlong these same lines: I wonder if you've read the article (I think it's by Jon Cline) in the recent edition of Kesher (23, I think) on praying traditional prayers as a Gentile. It talks about how to approach the traditional prayers as a Gentile, and shows how, with some basic understandings and the proper intentions, the siddur can be quite approachable and powerful for a Gentile to pray along with Israel.\nI recommend giving the article a read--if for no other reason than that it demonstrates effort by one part of Messianic Judaism to facilitate Gentile participation, rather than leave Gentiles behind purely on virtue of their being Gentiles.\nKeep up the good work blogging and with Chavah,\nYahnatan\nJoseph W Monday, December 27, 2010 5:11:00 AM\nOnion article was funny, Dr Schiffman's was funnier still cos it's true. Great stuff!\nJames Monday, December 27, 2010 7:20:00 AM\nI generally have concerns about this. When I spent some time worshipping with my children at the local Reform shul, I wasn't sure how to approach the siddur. After all, there are plenty of prayers where the reader refers to himself as \"Israel\". I tended to feel like a fish out of water (even though there were plenty of other Gentiles there).\nThe \"sect\" (for lack of a better term) of Messianic Judaism we're discussing has, more than once, said that the proper place for a believing Gentile is in the church. If however, that same Messianic Judaism is willing to welcome Gentile worshipers through its doors, is there any thing inside to tell said-Gentile, who may be eager but clueless, what their role is?\nI just responded to on Derek's blog directly. I wonder if the universe will explode or whether I'll \"just get in trouble\" again this week.\njonroush Monday, December 27, 2010 1:46:00 PM\n\"The \"sect\" (for lack of a better term) of Messianic Judaism we're discussing has, more than once, said that the proper place for a believing Gentile is in the church\"\nThat doesn't mean there aren't exceptions. And the gentlemen that I've reached out to (who are apart of that branch of MJism) believe/agree and affirm that.\nI'll tell you what...Much harm and difficulty was caused to me when I was first initiated into the MJ blogosphere because of this conversation.\nHowever, once I reached out to some of the people whom I had (and some who I still have) or thought I had disagreements with...\nwell, let's just say that to allow someone the opportunity to flesh out what they mean via an actual conversation proved to be more enlightening than reading all of the blogposts on the subject.\nit's easy to write. It's much harder to converse.\nJames Monday, December 27, 2010 3:47:00 PM\nI'd have to agree with that last part. I think in our own ways, we all blog because we're all trying to interact, but it's certainly not the same as a face-to-face. I suspect if we were able to talk all this out over a cup of coffee or a few beers, the conversation would be quite different.\nYahnatan Tuesday, December 28, 2010 7:47:00 AM\nJames wrote: \"I suspect if we were able to talk all this out over a cup of coffee or a few beers, the conversation would be quite different.\"\nJames Tuesday, December 28, 2010 8:45:00 AM\nThat means you like beer, right Yahnatan? :-P\nJudah Gabriel Himango Tuesday, December 28, 2010 11:40:00 AM\n>> To the extent that I'm involved in the same \"part\" of Messianic Judaism that Derek is, I'd like to say to everyone else who cares about this conversation: \"No, that's not how I feel at all!\".\nOf course! But that is how your leadership feels: they look at gentiles as a problem.\nIn particular, the sect of Messianic Judaism that you currently belong to wants to sent most, if not all, gentiles back to the church, stop gentiles from keeping the Torah, stop gentiles from using the term \"Messianic\", and create a Messianic Judaism that is almost entirely devoid gentiles, as if they are evil corruptors to be shunned.\nThat is not the New Testament model. What Derek and Gene and Joshua are advocating is not the New Testament model.\nGene Shlomovich Tuesday, December 28, 2010 12:42:00 PM\n\"That is not the New Testament model. What Derek and Gene and Joshua are advocating is not the New Testament model.\"\nI beg (well, not really) to differ, Judah. The only reason that I can even begin to advocate for distinctly Jewish Messianic communities where Jews can retain their own identity and live among their own people is because I DO find it to be very much a New Testament model.\n\"create a Messianic Judaism that is almost entirely devoid gentiles, as if they are evil corruptors to be shunned\"\nI am glad that you still included the word \"almost.\" The model of bilateral communities allows for inclusion of and in fact welcomes, in love, committed non-Jewish members. It does not permit or advocate any sort of \"ethnic cleansing\" or some supposed \"racial purity\" of any sort, but only that the character of a Jewish community be preserved. It does so by focusing on the spiritual and physical needs of the Jewish people in and outside of the community, first and foremost (which is quite Biblical and even Gentiles should take part in).\nJudah Gabriel Himango Tuesday, December 28, 2010 12:56:00 PM\nOh, right, gentiles who \"catch the vision\" (code word for \"agree with our theology\") are welcomed, so long as they're a minority.\nThe bilateral model is a new invention that runs against the grain of the New Testament model, where Jews and gentiles worship together, not in segregated, walled-off communities.\nGene Shlomovich Tuesday, December 28, 2010 1:11:00 PM\n\"Oh, right, gentiles who \"catch the vision\" (code word for \"agree with our theology\") are welcomed, so long as they're a minority.\"\nWhat's wrong with having agreement in a congregation or movement? There's nothing wrong with being like-minded with those who are closest to you, especially on issues important to the unity of the community. I bet that most people in your own congregation are in general agreement about theology, while those who think differently (like me, for example) most likely would not feel very welcomed (at least in the long run) because of what they believe (unless they keep my mouth shut and abstain from influencing anyone).\n\"The bilateral model is a new invention that runs against the grain of the New Testament model, where Jews and gentiles worship together, not in segregated, walled-off communities.\"\nJudah, you do know that Paul writes about the \"congregations of the Gentiles\", right?\nJudah Gabriel Himango Tuesday, December 28, 2010 1:33:00 PM\nIt's been the Bilateral Ecclesiologists who have tried to delegitimize and extinguish any Messianic who doesn't adhere to their standards.\nFor example: you, right now on your blog, are proposing a new version of Messianic Judaism that almost entirely excludes gentiles.\nFor example: Derek, right now on his blog, is proposing anyone who isn't a Bilateral Ecclesiologist, must not use the name \"Messianic\".\nGene, you know that Acts writes about Jews and gentiles worshiping together, right?\nOne needs to be very careful about Romans 16:4 and its reference to \"assemblies of the Gentiles.\" What kind of a genitive clause is hai ekklesiai ton ethnon intended to be? The CJB notably takes it another way than advocates of a bi-lateral ecclesiology:\n\"the Messianic communities among the Gentiles.\"\nJames Tuesday, December 28, 2010 1:48:00 PM\nThere are a lot of details that really haven't been well thought out. I agree that Jews in Messianic Judaism have every right to form their own congregations which service a Jewish population, much like Reform, Conservative, and Orthodox communities do. You'll find a few Gentiles in any of those communities, even the Orthodox (met one the other day), but not too many.\nOn the other hand, you have a boat load of Messianic communities that are primarily to almost totally full of Gentiles. Have they not the right to worship in the manner of their forefathers who, 2000 years ago, came to faith in the Jewish Messiah thanks to the emissary Paul and his co-workers in Yeshua?\nThe Apostolic Scriptures record Messianic congregations which were mostly Jewish, mostly Gentile, and some that were mixed. Couldn't there have been some mutually agreed upon standard of worship and fellowship for those various communities, both within a single community and between communities? Perhaps that's what we should work toward.\n\"For example: you, right now on your blog, are proposing a new version of Messianic Judaism that almost entirely excludes gentiles.\"\nThere's nothing new about what I am proposing, Judah. It's at least 2,000 old. Also, I write about Jews being a MAJORITY, which accounts for the fact that there's a Gentile minority. It would be similar to Israel today - Jews constitute 75% of the population, which allows for the preservation of the Jewish character of the country. It's simply an eternal plan of G-d's that prevents Jewish people from assimilation.\n\"Gene, you know that Acts writes about Jews and gentiles worshiping together, right?\"\nYou mean when it talks about the G-d-fearers and converts to mainstream Judaism who were part of non-Messianic synagogues at the time?\nAlso, do you worship together with Chinese believers in China or with Aboriginal believers in Australia? No? Can you still say that you are in unity with them worshiping the same G-d and are part of the same Body and community, even though you are not WITH them nor can you worship like them? If yes, please give the Jewish people the same consideration. That's all we ask.\nLOL. This all goes back to the first point:\nYou guys in the Bilateral Ecclesiology sect do look at a gentiles as a problem.\nYou want gentile Messianics to stop using the term 'Messianic', unless they're Bilateral Ecclesiologists.\nYou generally want Messianic gentiles to go back to the church.\nYou want Messianic gentiles to stop following Torah.\nYou guys want to create a religion virtually-free of gentiles.\nThis isn't the New Testament model.\nYou guys all say these things plainly on your blog, it's only when we call you out do you backpedal and hair-split and release the red herrings.\n\"You guys in the Bilateral Ecclesiology sect do look at a gentiles as a problem.\"\n\"Bilateral Ecclesiology sect\" - LOL. OK, why would YOU want to be part of that? Since you don't want to be part of that sect, then what's the problem?\n\"You want gentile Messianics to stop using the term 'Messianic', unless they're Bilateral Ecclesiologists.\"\nStopping the use of terms Judaism, Israel and Israelites would also be nice.\n\"You generally want Messianic gentiles to go back to the church.\"\nYes, church is not an evil monster it was painted. It's a community of Gentile believers who tend to love Messiah and want to serve him with all of their heart, in non-Jewish ways.\n\"You want Messianic gentiles to stop following Torah.\"\nGentiles are NOT under the various Jewish obligation found in Mosaic Torah and tied to the nation of Israel. I think that the apostles made that plainly clear. However, the Torah has something in it for everyone. Gentiles should study it and learn from it.\n\"You guys want to create a religion virtually-free of gentiles.\"\nNo, we do not - Gentiles committed to the Jewish people are welcomed. On the other hand there are hundreds of Gentile Messianic/One Law communities which are Judenrein. So, I think it's a bit hypocritical to thrust such an accusation at Jewish believers.\nAlso, being believers in Yeshua are we not part of the same \"religion\" regardless of what denomination we attend?\n\"This isn't the New Testament model.\"\nMany Messianic Jews disagree with your reading of New Testament.\n\"You guys all say these things plainly on your blog, it's only when we call you out do you backpedal and hair-split and release the red herrings.\"\nNo backpedaling here. Only looking forward.\nOrthodox Rabbi's View of Gentiles and the Torah.\nPuts an interesting spin on things.\nYou read it here first, folks.\nBilateral Ecclesiologists, such as Gene, want all Messianics to stop using the terms \"Messianic\", \"Israel\", and \"Judaism\" to describe themselves.\nUnless, of course, you're a Bilateral Ecclesiologist, in which case usage of those terms is A-OK.\nThis is another example of them trying to delegitimize and extinguish people they deem undesirable, which includes not only most gentiles, but most Messianics in existence today.\nTheirs is essentially a boil-the-ocean scheme:\nStep 1. Get rid of all existing Messianics by changing their minds to join us, or, if they refuse, delegitimizing them as not-Messianic, not-Israel, not-Judaism, not-legitimate.\nStep 2. Jewish identity is preserved.\nStep 3. There is no step 3, we've won!\n\"Step 3. There is no step 3, we've won!\"\nTo the victor goes the spoils, right?! Actually, Step 3 would be peace and harmony, good will toward all, unity with love and respect between Jew and Gentile, and last but not least cessation of mass confusion and false teaching on the subject of G-d's will for Jews and Gentile. One could only hope and pray.\nJudah, I note with much sadness how in your comments you've attempted to villainize those Messianic Jews who, though not even a part of your own circle of fellowship, do not agree with you on certain aspects of theology by attributing to them such terms as \"delegitimize\", \"extinguish\", \"exclude\", \"undesirable\", \"religion virtually-free of gentiles.\"\nI am certain that you didn't mean it and that it was just an expression of frustration.\nI'd be sad, too, if I was a proponent of that harmful theology. Bilateral Ecclesiologists are suppressing and trying to extinguish all Messianics who do not adhere to their beliefs.\nEvidence of this is the desire to prevent any Messianic congregation from using the term \"Messianic\", unless, of course, said congregation is comprised of Bilateral Ecclesiologists.\nWhile Derek is proposing that Gentile \"Messianic\" groups not use the term \"Messianic\", Bilateral Ecclesiology congregations, the MTJI or anybody else for that matter can't actually enforce that suggestion. The only way to really tighten the screws would be to somehow make the word a legal \"brand name\" and then defend it in court, which is probably a legal impossibility. That would also pretty much nail the coffin shut on any fellowship between \"strict\" Messianic Jewish groups and more mixed or Gentile congregations. Not exactly promoting the love of the Messiah.\nIn reading Derek's blogs (principally parts 6 and 7 of the series you posted here), I must admit he seems to be working on Gentile inclusion and reducing what he calls \"particularism\" in the MJ movement. He even seems to have a \"softer\" viewpoint on some issues than Gene. No, I haven't consumed any Kool-Aid, but I can recognize bridge-building efforts when I see them.\nIncidentally, I don't feel rejected or marginalized by Gene. I know we've butted heads from time to time, but you don't have to agree with another person's viewpoint universally to respect and like them. There are even some things Derek has said in the past couple of days I can agree with.\nNo one was more surprised than me. ;-)\nMy point here is to not let differences separate us and not to personalize conflict. We already know we're not going to agree with each other on every single major point (and many minor ones). That doesn't mean we can't keep lines of communication open and behave well toward each other. I've been known to get my knickers in a knot from time to time, but given a chance to cool off, I can make amends if the opportunity arises.\nThe Master did command us to love each other, after all. He didn't say we had to agree with each other all the time...just love each other.",
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        "raw_content": "The Top 20 Content Development Companies is an annual ranking of the best content development companies by TrainingIndustry.com; Tata Interactive Systems has been recognized for the 7th consecutive year.\nTata Interactive Systems (TIS), a global leader in learning solutions, has been ranked in the 2017 Top 20 Content Development Companies list for the seventh year running by TrainingIndustry.com.\n\"Over our 27 years of experience, content development has been and continues to be one of our fortes and strongest competencies. Our ability to offer learning solutions that are specifically tailored to our clients\u2019 requirements has hinged on our ability to develop effective and engaging learning content\" says Saurabh Mittal, Chief Operating Officer, Tata Interactive Systems.\nSelection to this year's Top 20 Content Development Companies ranking was based on the following criteria: Industry visibility, innovation and impact; capability to deliver multiple types of training services; company size and growth potential; Depth and breadth of subject matter expertise; quality of clients; and geographic reach.\n\u201cThe organizations selected for this year\u2019s list continue to make great strides in game-based learning and training re-enforcement and sustainment mechanisms,\u201d said Ken Taylor, president of Training Industry, Inc. \u201cThe 2017 Top Content Development Companies List is a collection of the most innovative and advanced providers with the capability to offer learning content and solutions matched to the needs of the modern training program.\u201d\n\u201cThe content development segment of the corporate training market is one of the most active and sought-after,\u201d said Doug Harward, CEO of Training Industry, Inc. \u201cThis list highlights the strongest providers of content development, who are able to transform the learning experience based on their proficiency in learning technologies and the depth of their subject matter expertise.\u201d\nA Glorious Conclusion to 2016: Tata Interactive Systems wins Gold at the Brandon Hall Technology awards\nTata Interactive Systems (TIS), a global leader in learning solutions, in partnership with The PGA of America won a Gold award at the 2016 Brandon Hall Group Excellence in Technology Awards in the Best Advance in Gaming or Simulation Technology category.\nThis win brings TIS\u2019 international awards and recognitions tally to an impressive 17 in 2016, including 6 Brandon Hall Learning Excellence awards won earlier this year. TIS was also featured by Trainingindustry.com in the Top 20 Gamifications Companies, Top 20 Workforce Development Companies, Top 20 Content Development Companies, and Top 20 Training Outsourcing Companies this year.\n\u201cIt is an honor to win the Gold for excellence in technology for our simulation-based solution for The PGA. Simulations continue to be an important area of focus for TIS, and we are especially pleased to have won one of the highest industry recognitions for our solution,\u201d says Saurabh Mittal, Chief Operating Officer of Tata Interactive Systems.\nThe winning solution is a multimodality simulation-based program consisting of self-paced simulations and multiplayer TOPSIM\u00ae business simulations. The training program is aimed at The PGA of America members and provides an in-depth understanding of the management and strategic aspects of running a golf business.\nThe Technology award winners were selected based on the criteria of solution design, functionality, usability, innovation, and measurable impact. \u201cWe congratulate our Technology Award winners, and also thank them for leading the way in designing and utilizing technologies that empower organizations to enhance \u2013 and in some cases transform \u2013 their organizations,\u201d said Rachel Cooke, Chief Operating Officer of Brandon Hall Group and head of the awards program. \u201cOur research shows that Human Capital Management technology is a major driver of innovation, and our award-winning organizations serve as models of success.\u201d\nAbout Tata Interactive Systems:\nTata Interactive Systems (TIS) is a global provider of learning solutions. TIS is among the Top 20 Content Development companies for the last six years, Top 20 Training Outsourcing Companies globally for the last seven years and Top 20 Gamification Companies for the last two years.\nWith 25 years of learning experience, TIS has built an enviable track record of designing solutions for a wide array of global clients, ranging from leading educational institutions to Fortune 500 corporations.\nWith a team of over 400 multi-disciplinary specialists, TIS solutions have won over 100 prestigious awards including 30 Brandon Hall Awards in the last decade.\nProducts and Services offered by TIS include:\nConsulting services for learning strategy, learning effectiveness and learning technology\nDesign and development of classroom content and web-based training using formats like simulations, serious games, animations, mobile learning, blended learning, portals, cloud-based solutions and micro-learning/nuggets.\nTOPSIM\u00ae: Multiplayer workshop-based simulations\nQuizBiz: Mobile based corporate social game app\nLearning Planet\u00ae LMS: Feature-rich and intuitive learning management system\nDelivery on multi-platform devices and web-enabled portals\nTIS has development centers in Germany, Switzerland, and India. Its sales and marketing operations span the UK, Canada, the US, mainland Europe, the Middle East, South Africa and India.\nMs. Ishrat Shums\nChief - Global Marketing\nEmail id: ishrat@tatainteractive.com\nWebsite: www.tatainteractive.com\nLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/tata-interactive-systems\nTwitter: https://twitter.com/tatainteractive\nBlog: http://blog.tatainteractive.com/\nYouTube: http://www.youtube.com/user/tatainteractivesys\nFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/TataInteractive\nTata Interactive Systems honoured for Excellence in Animation and Design for eLearning at Orbit Live Industry Honours 2013\nTata Interactive Systems (TIS) received the honour on the 9th of February at a ceremony at Hotel Ramada, Mumbai. 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        "raw_content": "Or who does not know at least the basic elements of the deliverance of Daniel\u2019s friends, Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego from Nebuchadnezzar\u2019s fiery furnace? Miraculous events such as these have given Daniel a welcomed place in many people\u2019s hearts.\nAs a member of the Israelite nobility in Judah and Jerusalem, Daniel was among those taken captive to Babylon (1:6). Early on, he was given the name of Belteshazzarand trained for the king\u2019s service (v. 7).\nDaniel was also given a position of prominence in the successive governments of Nebuchadnezzar, Belshazzar, and Darius. Though Daniel was highly favored and honored by various kings, his ministry at the highest levels of government was characterized by humility and a complete lack of interest in personal power or prestige.\nDaniel\u2019s long diplomatic career (605\u2013530 B.C.) was also marked by his interpretation of visions and by his own spectacular glimpse into Israel\u2019s future messianic kingdom. Furthermore, it was on his knees that Daniel dealt with kings and prophesied the rise and fall of world empires. Daniel\u2019s life is a model of what persistent prayer and unwavering faith can accomplish.\nIn the first chapter of Daniel\u2019s treatise, we learn that as new arrivals in Babylon, Daniel and his Judean colleagues passed the test of diet and learning. After refusing the king\u2019s food for 10 days, they appeared healthier than the pagan young men who had eaten the royal food (vv. 8-16).\nVerse 17 states that God bestowed extraordinary insight and discernment on Daniel and his three exiled peers. Daniel, it seems, displayed even more aptitude and ability than his immediate colleagues.\nLater on, Daniel\u2019s three Judean associates were cast into a fiery furnace for refusing to worship Nebuchadnezzar\u2019s golden image. Yet, God miraculously preserved them (chap. 3).\nMany years after that, jealous officials charged Daniel himself with praying to the one, true, and living God, despite King Darius\u2019s decree against doing so. For this infraction, Daniel was thrown into a den of lions. Yet, even then, God protected Daniel from any harm (chap. 6).\nDaniel\u2019s vision of the ancient of days, Daniel 7:9\u201312\nThe preceding historical accounts are what most of us remember about Daniel. In one sense, they are incidental to his prophecies, though they do spotlight the faith and character of the Hebrew captives.\nWe discover that God has been, and is, in the business of using human institutions (for example, empires, nations, cities, and institutions) to accomplish His will. Chapter 7 of the book is a case in point. It concerns Daniel\u2019s dream involving four beasts.\nThe \u201cfirst year of Belshazzar\u201d (v. 1) would be about 553 B.C. when Daniel saw in his vision a \u201clion\u201d (v. 4), a \u201cbear\u201d (v. 5), a \u201cleopard\u201d (v. 6), and a hideous, exceedingly strong creature (v. 7). These outlandish, composite beasts were graphic depictions of four successive empires, namely, Babylonia, Medo-Persia, Greece, and Rome (7:17; 11:30).\nIt was the fourth beast that captured Daniel\u2019s attention the most (v. 19). He was riveted by the huge iron teeth this brute used to trample and consume its prey (v. 23).\nWe learn from ancient history that the legions of Rome used their superior military might to overrun and assimilate other nations, including the remnants of the once powerful but later divided kingdom of Greece. The \u201cten horns\u201d (v. 20) Daniel saw in his dream represent the vast sweep of the beast\u2019s authority, which was manifested either in ten monarchs or kingdoms arising from the Roman empire (v. 24).\nIt is debated whether these entities existed at the same time as Rome or came after its demise. For instance, one common view is that the horns symbolize a second phase of the fourth kingdom, namely, a revived Roman empire that will materialize in the last days. This view notwithstanding, there is no direct evidence in the biblical text to support such a distinction.\nA parallel passage is 2:41\u201342, which is part of the interpretation Daniel gave to Nebuchadnezzar\u2019s dream in which he saw an \u201cenormous, dazzling statue\u201d (v. 31). The head of the figure was made from pure gold, its chest and arms were formed out of silver, and its belly and thighs were composed of bronze (v. 32).\nThese sections of the breathtaking statue corresponded (respectively) to Babylonia, Medo-Persia, and Greece. In turn, the figure\u2019s legs made from iron and feet comprised of an iron-clay mixture symbolized Rome (v. 33).\nDaniel explained that the feet and toes Nebuchadnezzar saw represented the divided nature of the kingdom (v. 41). Some parts of the realm would be as strong as iron, while other parts would be as brittle as baked clay (v. 42).\nThis mixture of iron and clay also showed that the preceding kingdoms would try to strengthen themselves (for example, by forming alliances with each other through intermarriage). Despite such efforts, though, they would fail, just as iron and clay do not mix (v. 43).\nAs with the ten horns on the hideous beast mentioned in 7:7 and 20, some interpreters view the mixture of iron and clay in the feet of the statue as representing a second phase of the fourth kingdom that is different from the legs of solid iron (for instance, a later federation of states occupying the region previously controlled by the Roman Empire). Another possibility is that the iron represents the culture and laws of imperial Rome, while the clay represents the divergent political and social traditions of its many parts.\nIn either case, it\u2019s clear that the elements of the fourth kingdom cannot preserve their union. So, while this entity has a measure of strength, it is temporary and to be replaced by the eternal kingdom of God.\nIn 7:8, Daniel noted that while he was contemplating the ten horns, a smaller horn suddenly appeared. In turn, three of the earlier horns were plucked up by their roots to make room for the formidable newcomer (vv. 20, 24).\nOne view is that the above entity symbolizes the rise of the Antichrist (v. 21). This individual not only deceives the earth, but also seeks to control it through the military, economic, and religious systems of the world (2 Thess. 2:1-10; 1 John 2:18, 22; 4:1-4; 2 John 7; Rev. 19:19).\nAnother view is that the smaller horn represents an evil world system that embodies the Antichrist\u2019s wicked characteristics. Ancient Rome would be one example of a human government that endorsed the persecution of believers, the spread of immorality, and the proliferation of heretical ideas.\nRegardless of which option is preferred, the despicable nature of the smaller horn is unmistakable. Daniel 7:8 says this entity had human-like eyes that could never be satiated and a mouth that spouted arrogant claims. Verses 21 and 25 reveal that the imposing horn was allowed to wage war for a set time period against God\u2019s holy people, as well as oppress and defeat them.\nVerses 9 and 10 record Daniel\u2019s vision of a heavenly throne room scene, the immediate backdrop of which is God\u2019s plan for judging the wicked and vindicating the upright (vv. 22, 26). As noted earlier, the broader literary context of these verses is the elder statesman\u2019s dream concerning the four world empires of Babylon, Medo-Persia, Greece, and Rome.\nVerses 9 and 10 are characterized by symmetry and balance, which is consistent with the beauty and order that distinguishes the supreme Judge of the cosmos. This situation contrasts sharply with the churning of the sea and its beasts, which represents the agitation found in the tyrannical waters of human rebellion (vv. 2-8; see Isa 27:1; Jer 5:22; Nah 1:4; Hab 3:15; Rev 13:1).\nDespite the pompous claims and defiant actions of the anti-God forces in the world, none of them can withstand the judgment of the Lord (Dan 7:27). From this truth redeemed humanity learns that the God of glory completely muzzles all would-be antagonists.\nIn his vision, Daniel saw thrones being set up, followed by the \u201cAncient of Days\u201d (or the Ancient One; v. 9) taking His place to administer justice. In this verse, God is portrayed in human form as a revered, prudent, and authoritative Judge.\nPaul referred to the Creator as the \u201cKing of kings and Lord of lords\u201d (1 Tim. 6:15). He is the one who alone possesses immortality, who dwells in \u201cunapproachable light\u201d (v. 16), and upon whom no human can look directly.\nDaniel noticed that the attire of the eternal God was white as snow, and His hair was white like pure lamb\u2019s wool. The chariot-like throne on which the Ancient One sat was ablaze and mounted on fiery wheels (Pss. 50:3; 68:4; 97:3; 104:3-4; Isa. 6:1-4; 19:1; 66:15; Ezek. 1:27; Nah. 1:3).\nA \u201criver of fire\u201d (Dan 7:10) streamed out from the all-glorious throne. It was as if flames emanated like solar flares from all around Him. The heavenly host who attended to the Creator-Monarch and served Him were countless in number.\nThe above was the awe-inspiring backdrop for convening the divine tribunal (Pss. 82:1; 94:2; 96:13). In the presence of the cosmic court of justice, scrolls were \u201copened\u201d (Dan. 7:10), upon which human deeds were recorded.\nAs Daniel\u2019s dream continued to unfold, he was captivated by the arrogant remarks mouthed by the small horn (vs. 11). This entity resembles the beast emerging from the turbulent sea recorded in Revelation 13:1. That grotesque creature had ten horns and seven heads.\nOn each horn of the brute the apostle saw there was a crown, and on each head there was a pretentious name that was an insult to God. In ancient times, people used horns to symbolize the military, economic, and religious power of their kings. People also used crowns to represent the exalted status of their rulers. The ten horns and crowns of the beast suggest that it is characterized by unequaled power and preeminence.\nThousands of years ago, people living in the Fertile Crescent used the head as a symbol of control and intelligence. John may have been indicating that the seven-headed beast was exceptionally cunning and influential.\nRulers in Egyptian, Mesopotamian, and Greco-Roman cultures often assumed titles of deity. Likewise, the beast from the sea took upon itself designations that God has reserved exclusively for Himself.\nAlthough the beast John saw looked like a leopard, it had the feet of a bear and the mouth of a lion. People in those days associated agility with the leopard, bone-crushing strength with the bear, and swiftness and stealthy force with the lion. Evidently, the beast had all these characteristics, making it extremely deadly (v. 2).\nReturning to Daniel\u2019s vision, he saw that the small-horned beast was eventually condemned and executed for the atrocities it committed. Next, its corpse was cremated in an intense fire (Dan. 7:11).\nThe elder statesman noted that the Lord had already removed the authority belonging to the rest of the beasts Daniel described earlier. Nevertheless, God permitted them to go on living for a \u201cperiod of time\u201d (v. 12).\nIt\u2019s unclear why the Lord allowed the preceding kingdoms to continue for an indefinite span, along with their inhabitants and customs. What is certain is that God would one day judge all evil. Likewise, no matter how dark things may appear, believers had the assurance that the Lord would watch over them and bring them through their trials.\nDaniel\u2019s vision of the Son of Man, Daniel 7:13\u201314\nDaniel 7:13 spotlights the coronation of the \u201cson of man.\u201d The underlying Aramaic phrase is bar enash, which can also be rendered \u201chuman being.\u201d\nThis person was a representative of the people of God. In contrast to the grotesque and arrogant small horn, the individual Daniel saw was characterized by divine power, integrity, and holiness.\nTo the elder statesman it appeared as if the \u201cson of man\u201d was being carried along by the clouds of the sky, just as a triumphant monarch might ride in his chariot to vanquish his foes. A procession of angels escorted the divine Warrior into the presence of the Ancient One.\nThe New Testament identifies the \u201cson of man\u201d in Daniel\u2019s vision as Jesus of Nazareth. During the His trial before the Sanhedrin, the high priest demanded to know whether Jesus claimed to be the \u201cMessiah, the Son of the Blessed One?\u201d (Mark 14:61). In response, Jesus affirmed His identity (v. 62).\nMoreover, Jesus declared that a future day was coming in which everyone would see the Savior seated in the place of power at the Father\u2019s right hand. The onlookers would also see the \u201cSon of Man\u201d (v. 64) arriving on the \u201cclouds of heaven\u201d (Ps. 110:1; Matt. 26:64; Luke 22:69).\nIn Revelation 1:7, John made a similar statement about the second coming of the Messiah. The apostle echoed two prophetic passages from the Old Testament, one of which is Daniel 7:13.\nThe other verse is Zechariah 12:10, which reads, \u201cThey will look on me, the one they have pierced, and they will mourn for him.\u201d At Jesus\u2019 second coming, none will doubt that He is Lord. People will mourn either because of the judgment that is about to fall on them or because of the sins they have committed (Matt. 24:30; 25:31-33).\nIn Revelation 1:8, the Lord Jesus declared that He is the \u201cAlpha and the Omega\u201d (22:13).Alphaand omegaare the first and last letters of the Greek alphabet. In other words, the Messiah is the beginning and the ending of all things.\nFurthermore, the Anointed One is sovereign over all that takes place in human history. In fact, His lordship encompasses the past, the present, and the future.\nThroughout history, believers have endured abuse from enemies of the faith. Jesus\u2019 promise that He is \u201ccoming soon\u201d (22:12) has been a source of comfort for His followers down through the centuries.\nDaniel 7:14 says that ruling \u201cauthority\u201d was bestowed upon the glorious, heavenly, messianic figure, along with honor and royal sovereignty, so that all people of every race, nation, and language would worship and serve Him. Unlike earthly rulers and empires, the \u201cdominion\u201d of the Messiah is eternal, His authority would endure forever, and His \u201ckingdom\u201d would never be \u201cdestroyed.\u201d\nFor thought and application\nThe rulers of Daniel\u2019s day may not have gotten the point (but we should) that all earthly kingdoms are fragile and temporary compared to the eternal kingdom of God. The vision that Daniel saw should encourage us to put our foremost allegiance in the kingdom of God and not in any worldly ruler or earthly realm.\nThere are many unanswered questions about what God has planned for the future. Also, at times, we might want to know more than what the Creator has revealed in His Word about His eternal kingdom and the reign of His Son. The Father doesn\u2019t often disclose hidden knowledge to His people, but He certainly can when He wants to.\nThe preceding truth is evident in the heavenly scene Daniel saw in which the \u201cAncient of Days\u201d (Dan. 7:9) took His seat on His royal throne. From there, He reigns supreme over the entire universe.\nRomans 13:1 reminds us that earth\u2019s \u201cgoverning authorities\u201d are \u201cestablished by God.\u201d When we look at any world leader\u2014and even a lower authority, like our boss\u2014we should remember that they have their authority from the Lord.\nSome nations last a long time, but history is filled with the accounts of once-invincible nations succumbing to the power of other world powers. While we can rejoice when God grants peace to our nation, we must put our trust in Him alone and not in any human entity.\nFrom a heavenly perspective, the realm where God reigns is superior beyond comparison to the earthly kingdoms that come and go. 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        "raw_content": "Rocky Olfert kicks off school year as UFV\u2019s new Athletic Director\nBy Dessa Bayrock on August 10, 2012\nAfter a nine-month search for the right candidate, UFV has finally found a new Athletic Director.\nStarting next week, Rocky Olfert will dive into the world of UFV athletics, taking over the role from interim director Chris Bertram.\nOlfert comes to UFV from Columbia Bible College, where he notably led the men\u2019s volleyball team to the 2011 Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) National Championship title. Olfert graduated from the University of Manitoba with a Bachelor\u2019s in Recreation Studies, and has also earned a Master of Arts in Leadership from Trinity Western University.\nIn an interview with UFV\u2019s Cascade newspaper earlier this summer, Olfert talked about his optimism and his desire to see Athletics at UFV blossom into a major part of university life for every student, as well as the community of Abbotsford as a whole.\n\u201cI have a desire for all students of UFV to participate, whether it\u2019s within Recreation or Athletics activities,\u201d Olfert explains. \u201cI want our Athletics program to be a flagship program, a place where athletes will want to come, a place where the community will want to get involved, and a place where young kids will look at these athletes and say \u2018wow, I want to go there one day!\u2019 \u201d\nFor more information about this appointment can be found at the Athletics website. The full Cascade interview is available here, and more information about the Athletics program at UFV can be found at www.ufvcascades.ca.\nAbbotsford, Athletics Director, Chris Bertram, Rocky Olfert, The Cascade, UFV athletics, UFV Cascades\nMystery particle leads UFV student to London\n2 Responses to Rocky Olfert kicks off school year as UFV\u2019s new Athletic Director\nLeslie Courchesne August 13, 2012 at 2:35 pm #\nCongratulations and welcome aboard Rocky!\nRaj Virdi February 26, 2013 at 9:13 am #\nWould like to speak to Rocky Olfert regarding a new varsity wrestling program. My phone number is: 778-322-0275",
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        "raw_content": "Every year, thousands of aid workers around the world put their lives in danger daily to help people in need. Join us in congratulating one of them here, UN staffer Ken Payumo, who has received the \u201c2015 Humanitarian Award\u201d from the MY HERO International Film Festival.\nIn early 2014, Payumo, then an unarmed civilian, was in charge of the UN compound in Bor, South Sudan to which 12,000 civilians had fled to shelter from heavy fighting during the height of the violence that erupted in December 2013. At the time, Payumu found himself facing an official accompanied by 80 armed soldiers insisting on entering the compound. He feared that they would round up and kill many inside. Despite being threatened, he refused to let them in \u2013 and the civilians inside remained unharmed.\nA short film about the incident, made for UNTV, has won 1st Place in the festival\u2019s Human Rights category and also the Ron Kovic Peace Prize.\nA version of the film has also appeared on UNTV\u2019s flagship programme called 21st Century.\nPreviousUN staff run Beirut Marathon for UN70\nNextBehind the Scenes of the UN Climate Conference in Paris",
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        "raw_content": "Is the Lowest Price Really the Best Price in Professional Roof Repair?\n\u201cYou get what you pay for.\u201d We\u2019ve all heard the saying that implies that if you pay more, you\u2019ll get better quality and more bang for your buck. In some situations, this doesn\u2019t always ring true, but in the case of professional roof repair, it just might. It\u2019s important to recognize the fine line between when a company is taking you for a hypothetical ride down rip off avenue and a price that is just too good to be true. A fact of life to which many can attest is that if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.\nSo you\u2019ve found a company and they\u2019ve offered an unbelievable quote on their professional roofing repair services. There are a few things that you\u2019ll want to check into before signing on the dotted line. Of course, price should be one factor of your decision-making process when searching for the right roofing repair company for you, but there could be many reasons for those unbelievably low bids. Your roof repair or replacement is an investment, and that\u2019s for good reason. It\u2019s literally over your head whenever you\u2019re in your house. It is the main barrier between you and the great outdoors above. It makes sense that quality maintenance would be a top priority.\nHow experienced is the contractor? Contractors with little experience may provide bids without considering the possibility of unexpected costs later on. An inexperienced contractor may also be unaware of how to accurately quote a professional roof repair job.\nAre the roofing materials of high quality? If the roofing repair company is skimping on the types of materials the contractors are using, the price is bound to be lower. When it comes to construction materials, you really do tend to get what you pay for. It\u2019s wise to ask about the manufacturer, as well as the available warranties and reviews.\nAre they going to raise the price later? If your roofing repair company is unethical, they make pull a little bit of a \u201cbait and switch.\u201d These contractors will give a low bid, and later, once the old roof is torn off, they will raise the price. Unless you\u2019re able to find another roofing company quickly, as the homeowner, you\u2019re left with very few choices at that point.\nWhen it comes down to it, it\u2019s important to identify a range of average prices. If your professional roof repair quote is more than 15% lower than the others you\u2019re finding, that should raise a few red flags. At that point, you should be asking the roof repair company about all labor and material details, as well as making sure the contractor is licensed and insured.\nWith Bloomfield Construction, you don\u2019t have to worry about low-quality materials or inexperienced contractors.\nIf you\u2019re looking for an experienced and insured company to repair or replace your roof, give us a call at 248-333-3987.",
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        "raw_content": "The Importance of Branding for Your Business\nBranding refers to the establishment of a company\u2019s image by creating a logo or other distinguishing marker and establishing a reputation for producing products of a certain type or quality. This is critical for small businesses as companies that establish their brands firmly in the minds of consumers give themselves a powerful tool for increasing their market share and fostering loyalty with consumers at the expense of competitors who have not.\nThis post covers everything you need to know to brand your business. From having a logo designed to firmly implanting your company\u2019s products in the minds of the public, and will guide you through the process step by step.\nBefore getting started the following questions should be addressed. By doing so, you'll learn what a brand is and why building one for your company is important. The process will also help to familiarise you with the steps you need to take to build a brand into a powerful tool to help your marketing efforts.\nBranding is the process of imprinting in consumers an idea representing a company or its products in the form of a slogan or image of some sort. It serves as a kind of company \u201cpersonality,\u201d representing how that business is perceived by consumers. By establishing a brand, your company helps to differentiate itself and its products from competitors in the industry in which it operates. Branding is an important marketing tool as it allows a company to gain, and retain, customers on the basis of a factor other than price or product features.\nTo engage in branding, you first need to build a brand for your business. This involves analysing exactly what makes your company stand out from its competitors and how the company benefits consumers. Once you\u2019ve done this the process of building your brand can commence.\nDo I Really Need It in My Small Business?\nBuilding a brand can provide a foundational platform when it comes to marketing your company\u2019s products. It also helps inspire customer loyalty as a way to encourage repeat purchases. There are several questions to ask to help you decide if taking the time and effort to build a brand is likely to be worthwhile for your company:\nHow do customers make purchases in my industry?\nLocation: If you are running a local retail shop a convenient location may be the most important buying point for many customers. However, even if this is the case, giving customers a reason to select your store over other similar ones can be beneficial. If your shop is not as conveniently located as others, building a brand is even more crucial, as it can provide a source of motivation for customers to travel further to shop at your store.\nPrice points: Businesses with commodity based pricing can benefit from branding as a way to differentiate between themselves and their competitors on a basis other than that of pricing. While branding will not necessarily act as a substitute for advantageous prices in industries featuring commodity price dynamics, it can help distinguish your business from competitors. Ideally, this will result in customers selecting your firm in situations where prices are similar.\nQuality or Prestige: In sectors where product purchases depend to a great deal on the perceived quality of a product or the prestige it brings, building a brand is likely to be essential to success. Customers purchasing products of this type will look to brand messages and images to validate that they have made the right decision. While building a brand can be beneficial in a variety of circumstances, companies operating in industries featuring these dynamics are likely to expend proportionally more resources given how crucial brand identity can be to building their business.\nWhy Is It so Important for Small Businesses?\nBranding is an important marketing tool as it can enhance customer engagement and loyalty as well as attracting new customers. When done well, it helps: to\nConnects with your target prospects emotionally\nCements customer loyalty\nHaving a recognised brand allows your company to be perceived as the premier solution to a consumer\u2019s problem, thus becoming \u201ctop of mind\u201d as well as helping establish and improve your company's reputation and customer loyalty.\nHow Should I Go About Building My Brand?\nThe first step is to understand your audience, who are they and what motivates their buying behaviour. Once you determine this, the next step is to integrate this understanding into your branding activity at all points of client contact. Doing so is a process that often requires adjustment based on results and feedback from your target audience.\nThe following are areas to focus on:\nDescription: How you describe your company and its products is extremely important when it comes to successfully building your brand. The words you use should be clear and powerful \u2013 excessively complex descriptions may simply confuse your audience. One aspect to consider when determining how to describe your company and its products is the keywords associated with your industry. They will indicate how consumers search for products associated with firms in your sector and should be taken into consideration in your branding efforts.\nDesign: Your website should feature an inviting design \u2013 one that is both attractive and highly functional. This doesn\u2019t mean you need to spend an inordinate amount of money making it as polished as a work of art, just that it should be as visually appealing and easily as possible within the limits of your budget. Think of your website as if it were a retail location your customers visit which you would want to make as comfortable and inviting as possible to ensure repeated and lengthy visits.\nLogo or Icon: In a world where advertising space is at a premium, a compact logo or icon representing your company is invaluable. Whatever image or design you choose to serve this purpose, make sure that it is a memorable one. Whether it is richly coloured or features a stark design, the important point is that it stands out and is easily recognisable to consumers.\nSlogan: A catchy or memorable slogan is indispensable. If you think of some of the biggest brands in the world, their slogans immediately come to my mind. For example, Nike\u2019s \u201cjust do it\u201d or \u201cdon\u2019t leave home without it\u201d from American Express are easily memorable phrases that help both companies stay connected with their customers. Any slogan associated with your brand should be designed with a similar objective.\nOutreach material: Creating and distributing content describing your company and its products is another important step. There are a whole host of ways of accomplishing this, including writing blog posts, especially in the context of a content marketing campaign, search engine marketing (SEM), and social media marketing. While content in the form of blogs or other written material is by nature more extensive than a slogan or tagline describing your company, it should still attempt to be concise and direct in describing your company and its value proposition. Keep your message and tone of voice uniform across all media sources to ensure that a consistent message is transmitted to your audience over time. This will help prevent any confusion over your company\u2019s mission, vision or the products it provides.\nBranding and URL\nWhen it comes to your website URL, it\u2019s important that your brand name is coordinated with your domain name to avoid any confusion on the part of buyers.\nThis is especially important when it comes to ecommerce, as the newness of the medium means that customers are more apt to purchase goods from companies with whose names they are familiar. If you are able to establish your company's name and / or brand firmly in the minds of your customers, they are likely to think of it when searching for the type of products your business sells on the web. If your domain name is aligned with your brand, it can lead to increased sales conversions by directing more visitors to your site.\nA logo provides a means for consumers to instantly recognise your brand through a mark or icon. Its design should include any specific symbols used to identify your company and its products. This can include designs of the products themselves, or the insignia of your company such as its initials or a symbol representing it. Some icons include both, containing an image representing a company\u2019s products as well as initials or other insignia helping consumers identify the product.\nLogos are typically made up of a logomark, the image identifier; a logotype, which is the word segment displaying the name of the brand; and the tagline, which is a phrase associated with a brand typically displayed in conjunction with the logomark and logotype. These three main elements may be combined in a variety of ways when designing a logo.\nSome basic principles of logo design include:\nSimplicity: A logo should be striking but at the same time not too complex.\nDurability: An effective logo should be able to stand the test of time and not become dated.\nMemorability: A well designed logo should be memorable.\nVersatility: A logo should be able to represent your brand over a variety of media sources and uses.\nHow Do I Get a Logo Designed?\nA professional graphics design firm can provide assistance in creating a logo. If you want to keep expenses down, general art sites such as Dribbble or logo-centric sites such as Logo Gala and Logo Moose can assist you in the designing process. In either case you should have a to have a clear understanding of your business its market and the image you want to present in order to be effective.\nWhat Other Items Do I Need to Consider?\nWhile a brand is made up design elements such as logos, icons, colours and written elements including slogans and explanatory content that helps an audience understand what it represents, this is not all that goes into it. Considered in full, a brand is a \u201ccorporate image,\u201d or the perception of a company by its relevant audience.\nAs a result, the main items which make up a brand can be supplemented by other items which help maintain a consistent company image.\nMarketing collateral: including brochures, flyers, website, blog posts, videos, etc.\nStationery: Business cards, envelopes, letterhead\nMessaging: Communications from the company in whatever form\nProduct packaging: These can feature a company\u2019s logo or other insignia\nSignage: Either exterior office signage or interior signage within an office\nImages: Photos placed on a company website or used in blogs should be consistent with the company\u2019s brand \u201cpersonality.\u201d\nVideos: As with images, keep any videos provided by your company in-line with the image your company is attempting to project.\nBlog posts and articles: Your brand should project the company\u2019s image, while more detailed media such as blog posts and articles explain what the company stands for in greater detail.",
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        "raw_content": "The inner lives of great people are often more mysterious and fascinating than their public lives. Dr. Gail Saltz, the author, psychoanalyst and television commentator, invites experts and brings her own expertise to bear as she examines the psychology of people who have shaped history. Dr. Saltz \u2026\nThe inner lives of great people are often more mysterious and fascinating than their public lives. Dr. Gail Saltz, the author, psychoanalyst and television commentator, invites experts and brings her own expertise to bear as she examines the psychology of people who have shaped history.\nDr. Saltz interviews Barbara Ehrlich White, the world's foremost scholar on Renoir's life and work about her major new biography of this enduringly popular artist.\nRenoir: An Intimate Biography reveals the life, work and character of one of the most intriguing of the Impressionists. Renoir became hugely popular for his work, which was optimistic, even joyful, despite the great obstacles Renoir faced: thirty years of poverty followed by thirty years of progressive paralysis of his fingers. Close friends who contributed money, contacts and companionship enabled him to overcome these challenges to create more than 4,000 paintings. Renoir had intimate relationships with fellow artists (Caillebotte, Cezanne, Monet and Morisot), with his dealers (Durand-Ruel, Bernheim and Vollard) and with his models (Lise, Aline, Gabrielle and Dedee).\nEhrlich White has made research on Renoir her life\u2019s work. Since 1961, she has studied more than 3,000 letters relating to Renoir, and has gained unique insight into his personality and character. Her biography challenges common misconceptions surrounding Renoir's reputation and provides an unparalleled and intimate portrait of this complex artist through images of his own iconic paintings, his own words and the words of his contemporaries.\nONE BOOK, ONE NEW YORK winning author Jennifer Egan, in conversation with Meredith Wisner, former Asst. Director of Archives at the Brooklyn Navy Yard and Manhattan Beach researcher and oral historian Zaheer Ali from the Brooklyn Historical Society. Together they will paint a picture of day-to-day \u2026\nONE BOOK, ONE NEW YORK winning author Jennifer Egan, in conversation with Meredith Wisner, former Asst. Director of Archives at the Brooklyn Navy Yard and Manhattan Beach researcher and oral historian Zaheer Ali from the Brooklyn Historical Society. Together they will paint a picture of day-to-day life along the Brooklyn Waterfront during WWII and celebrate the enormous contribution of women and African Americans who worked at the Navy Yard in 1940s. Together they will examine how the Brooklyn Navy Yard became an indelible central character in Jennifer Egan\u2019s book, Manhattan Beach.\nThis free Bookend event is part of the Brooklyn Book Festival and hosted in partnership with New York Magazine, Vulture, and BPL Presents. Reservations are strongly recommended.\nONE BOOK, ONE NEW YORK is a signature program of the Mayor\u2019s Office of Media and Entertainment. Find out more at nyc.gov/onebook\nFrom her breakthrough role at age 17 as TV\u2019s Gidget to her Emmy-winning work in Sybil to her Oscar-winning performances in Places of the Heart and Norma Rae, Sally Field is a true American icon, beloved for her astonishing range and power. Now she proves equally adept as a writer with her raw, \u2026\nFrom her breakthrough role at age 17 as TV\u2019s Gidget to her Emmy-winning work in Sybil to her Oscar-winning performances in Places of the Heart and Norma Rae, Sally Field is a true American icon, beloved for her astonishing range and power.\nNow she proves equally adept as a writer with her raw, poignant new memoir, In Pieces, which sheds fresh light on her difficult childhood, her singular acting career and her complex journey as a daughter and mother. Don\u2019t miss Field when she visits 92Y for an intimate, funny, heartfelt conversation about her fascinating life on and off the screen, and discover what this legend still has left to do.\nFollowing the Algerian war for independence and the defeat of France in 1962, Algiers became the liberation capital of the Third World. Elaine Mokhtefi, a young American woman immersed in the struggle and working with leaders of the Algerian Revolution, found a home here. A journalist and translator,\u2026\nFollowing the Algerian war for independence and the defeat of France in 1962, Algiers became the liberation capital of the Third World. Elaine Mokhtefi, a young American woman immersed in the struggle and working with leaders of the Algerian Revolution, found a home here. A journalist and translator, she lived among guerrillas, revolutionaries, exiles, and visionaries, witnessing historical political formations and present at the filming of The Battle of Algiers.\nMokhtefi crossed paths with some of the era\u2019s brightest stars: Frantz Fanon, Stokely Carmichael, Timothy Leary, Ahmed Ben Bella, Jomo Kenyatta, and Eldridge Cleaver. She was instrumental in the establishment of the International Section of the Black Panther Party in Algiers and close at hand as the group became involved in intrigue, murder, and international hijackings. She traveled with the Panthers and organized Cleaver\u2019s clandestine departure for France. Algiers, Third World Capital is an unforgettable story of an era of passion and promise.\nElaine Mokhtefi was born in New York. After the Second World War, she joined the youth movement for world peace and justice, becoming director of a militant student organization. In 1951 she settled in France as a translator and interpreter for international organizations in the new postwar world. In 1960, she joined a small team in New York as part of the Algerian National Liberation Front, lobbying the United Nations in support of the government in exile and working for Algerian independence. When the struggle was won, she made Algeria her home, working as a journalist and translator. She married the Algerian writer and liberation war veteran Mokhtar Mokhtefi, who died in 2015. A painter as well as a writer, she lives in New York.\nValeria Luiselli\u2019s Lost Children Archive is an American road-trip novel that weaves the voices of a mother and her son with a collection of texts and images telling earlier tales of migration and displacement. \u201cShe is a writer of formidable talent, destined to be an important voice in Latin American\u2026\nValeria Luiselli\u2019s Lost Children Archive is an American road-trip novel that weaves the voices of a mother and her son with a collection of texts and images telling earlier tales of migration and displacement. \u201cShe is a writer of formidable talent, destined to be an important voice in Latin American letters,\u201d wrote Daniel Alarc\u00f3n. \u201cHer vision and language are precise, and the power of her intellect is in evidence on every page.\u201d\nIn 2012, Sarah Ruhl was a distinguished author and playwright, twice a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize. Max Ritvo, a student in her playwriting class at Yale University, was an exuberant, opinionated, and highly gifted poet. He was also in remission from pediatric cancer. Over the next four years\u2014in\u2026\nIn 2012, Sarah Ruhl was a distinguished author and playwright, twice a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize. Max Ritvo, a student in her playwriting class at Yale University, was an exuberant, opinionated, and highly gifted poet. He was also in remission from pediatric cancer. Over the next four years\u2014in which Ritvo\u2019s illness returned and his health declined, even as his productivity bloomed\u2014the two exchanged letters that spark with urgency, humor, and the desire for connection. Reincarnation, books, the afterlife as an Amtrak quiet car, good soup: in Ruhl and Ritvo\u2019s correspondence, all ideas are fair, nourishing game, shared and debated in a spirit of generosity and love. Studded with poems and songs, Letters from Max is a deeply moving portrait of a friendship, and a shimmering exploration of love, art, mortality, and the afterlife.\nSarah Ruhl is the playwright of In the Next Room, or The Vibrator Play (Pulitzer Prize finalist, Tony Award nominee); The Clean House (Pulitzer Prize finalist, winner of the Susan Smith Blackburn Prize); Passion Play, a cycle; Dead Man\u2019s Cell Phone (winner of the Helen Hayes Award); and, most recently, Stage Kiss and Dear Elizabeth. She has been the recipient of a MacArthur Fellowship, the Helen Merrill Emerging Playwrights Award, the Whiting Writers\u2019 Award, and the PEN/Laura Pels International Foundation for Theater Award for a midcareer playwright. Her collection of essays 100 Essays I Don't Have Time to Write was named a New York Times Notable Book of 2014. She is currently on the faculty of the Yale School of Drama and lives in Brooklyn with her family.\nTimothy Donnelly is the author of The Cloud Corporation, winner of the 2012 Kingsley Tufts Poetry Award, and the chapbook Hymn to Life. A new collection, The Problem of the Many, is forthcoming next year. A Guggenheim fellow, he has published poems in Harper\u2019s, The New Yorker, The Paris Review, Poetry, and elsewhere. He is Director of Poetry at Columbia University\u2019s School of the Arts and lives in Brooklyn with his family.\nNathan Schneider's new book Everything For Everyone suggests that the origins of the next radical economy are rooted in a tradition that has empowered people for centuries and is now making a comeback. Cooperatives \u2014 jointly owned, democratically controlled enterprises that advance the economic, \u2026\nNathan Schneider's new book Everything For Everyone suggests that the origins of the next radical economy are rooted in a tradition that has empowered people for centuries and is now making a comeback. Cooperatives \u2014 jointly owned, democratically controlled enterprises that advance the economic, social, and cultural interests of their members \u2013 often emerge during moments of economic crisis. Since the financial crash of 2008, the cooperative movement has been coming back with renewed vigor. Everything for Everyone chronicles this economic and social revolution \u2013 from taxi cooperatives that are keeping Uber and Lyft at bay, to an outspoken mayor transforming his city in the Deep South, to a fugitive building a fairer version of Bitcoin, to the rural electric co-op members who are propelling an aging system into the future. As these pioneers show, cooperative enterprise is poised to help us reclaim faith in our capacity for creative, powerful democracy. Schneider discusses his book and the cooperative movement at Greenlight.\nVoices of Lefferts: The Flatbush-PLG Community Writing Journal, Volume 1, No. 1 has become one of Greenlight Bookstore\u2019s bestselling titles; we\u2019re thrilled to welcome the community back for Volume 1, No. 2! Voices of Lefferts is a community writing journal and documentary project that celebrates, \u2026\nVoices of Lefferts: The Flatbush-PLG Community Writing Journal, Volume 1, No. 1 has become one of Greenlight Bookstore\u2019s bestselling titles; we\u2019re thrilled to welcome the community back for Volume 1, No. 2! Voices of Lefferts is a community writing journal and documentary project that celebrates, engages, and preserves the historic Brooklyn neighborhood of Prospect Lefferts Gardens. Combining writing, photography and art, Voices of Lefferts documents the working-class, multiracial, predominantly immigrant West Indian community in a time of rapid change, development and displacement, and ultimately aims to contribute to political and cultural discussion and debate in PLG-Flatbush. Editor and director Deborah Mutnick hosts a program of readings and discussion with neighborhood authors, in an evening celebrating the voices, lives, and stories of our neighborhood.\nNever Ran, Never Will:\nBoyhood and Football in a Changing American Inner City\nJoin BuzzFeed criminal justice reporter and author Albert Samaha for the uplifting story of the Mo Better Jaguars, a youth football team offering opportunity, community, and refuge to Brownsville\u2019s young men. 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        "raw_content": "Tag Archive for: Central America\nYou are here: Home \u00bb The Blog \u00bb Central America\nAncient Seeds Could Fight Hunger in Central America\nCentral America is famous in many parts of the world for its coffee production, however, the region must also cultivate other crops and livestock to feed its population. As of 2014, the UN had declared much of Central America to be in a drought zone \u2013 one affecting over 2.8 million peoples\u2019 food sources and financial security. Fortunately, ancient drought-resistant seeds could prevent impoverishment and hunger for many Central American farmers.\nDrought instigates hunger in Central America and other places through a persistent lack of rainfall. The shortage of precipitation does not allow crops to grow, preventing farmers from eating or selling their yields. The National Drought Mitigation Center calls drought \u201ca creeping phenomenon.\u201d Many areas of the world go through shorter, less intense droughts; however, Central America\u2019s has been dire.\nThe UN\u2019s Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) has overviewed the situation by stating \u201cThe lack of rain since the middle of 2014 has resulted in the loss of staple grain crops and death of thousands of cattle in El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, and to a lesser extent in areas of Nicaragua, Costa Rica and Panama.\u201d\nReversing the drought over an area as large as Central America seems to be an immense or even impossible undertaking, given that the drought has already affected millions of people. However, the answer to the area\u2019s low food output and the growing hunger problem in Central America could lie within a specific type of seed \u2013 preserved ancient seeds.\nThe organization, Native Seeds/SEARCH, located in Tucson, Arizona, is a nonprofit dedicated to conserving local biodiversity. Many of the seeds protected and cultivated by the organization are anciently local to the dry and arid environment. This quality marks the seeds as well-suited to areas experiencing chronic drought, such as Central America. Moreover, the kernels that Native Seeds/SEARCH have protected have already been successfully used to provide the Tohono O\u2019odham Nation of American Indians with a sustainable food source.\nBecause the seeds have been used for thousands of years in the dry environment of southwestern U.S., they have a natural propensity to thrive in drought-ridden areas. The seeds were not only cultivated in this region, but are also naturally native. This means that the seeds have a genetic predisposition to grow in nearly waterless environments.\nNative Seeds/SEARCH calls their organization a \u201cseed bank\u201d and uses new freezing technologies to store their seeds. \u201cWhat began as a humble operation with seeds stored in chest freezers has grown to a state-of-the art conservation facility,\u201d states Native Seeds/SEARCH on their methodology.\nAlthough no effort has been made directly by the organization to alleviate hunger in Central America specifically, Gary Nabhan, co-founder of the Native Seeds/SEARCH project, has expressed his enthusiasm for sowing his seeds on a grander scale. \u201cWe promote the use of these ancient crops and their wild relatives by distributing seeds to traditional communities and to gardeners worldwide.\u201d\nThis endeavor could lead to a large reduction in hunger and poverty in drought-affected areas, which could possibly alleviate hunger in Central America as well, as it is most certainly affected by drought and in dire need of aid.\n\u2013 Michael Carmack\nin Central America, Farming, Global Poverty, Hunger /by Clint Borgen/#permalink\nFuture Solutions for the Problem of Hunger in Central America\nSince mid-2014, the Central American countries of Honduras, Guatemala, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Panama and Costa Rica have been victims of a severe drought. The El Ni\u00f1o conditions that began in March of 2015 have caused staple crops to wither and thousands of cattle to die. These El Ni\u00f1o conditions worsened, and, by the end of June 2016, there were 3.5 million people affected by the drought and 1.6 million at the mercy of hunger in Central America.\nThis crisis, while dire, has been a rare outlier in the largely successful efforts to ease the pangs of hunger in Central America. Among the major problems contributing to the food shortages of Central America has been widespread poverty. Extreme poverty in Central America was reduced by 50 percent between 1995 and 2011.\nThe same can be said for hunger itself. Between 1992 and 2014, the number of people affected by hunger in Central America was reduced from 68.5 million to 37 million. While success this resounding is encouraging, it does not by any means imply that the fight to end hunger in Central America is over.\nThe El Ni\u00f1o drought was one of the worst in recent memory. Though its severity was extreme, it remains indicative of a problem which Central American farmers must face constantly. Droughts devastate Central America with shocking regularity, whether caused by El Ni\u00f1o or other malignant weather patterns.\nIn order to address the droughts, which, alongside endemic poverty, have been the biggest contributors to the problem of hunger in Central America, the U.N. has begun working with the governments of Honduras, El Salvador and Guatemala in order to better construct strategies that will allow the countries to remain independent in cases of severe drought. The U.N. has instructed farmers to plant crops that are both less water-dependent and more flood-resistant.\nThe problem of hunger in Central America is not one which will solve itself, but continuing to allow the countries hit hardest by droughts and poverty to rely on foreign aid and intervention a strategy that will not work in the future. The pattern the U.N. and forward-thinking governments like those of Honduras, El Salvador and Guatemala have established is one that must be followed. Countries such as these can utilize the ingenuity of their people alongside the expertise of foreign aid to alleviate both poverty and hunger, creating a prosperous cycle that will benefit themselves both now and in the future.\n\u2013 Connor S. Keowen\nin Central America, Global Poverty, Hunger, United Nations /by Clint Borgen/#permalink\nThe Cost of Living in Costa Rica\nCosta Rica is a small country of around 4.5 million people in Central America. With beautiful natural settings and the possibility for a healthy lifestyle, Costa Rica has become a popular destination for tourists and expats. While the cost of living in Costa Rica may be less than in a typical U.S. city, it\u2019s actually one of the more expensive places to live in Latin America and Central America.\nAs in many countries, the cost of living in Costa Rica varies depending on what region you are in. If a family of two lives in a sparsely populated area, they may be able to get by with $1,500 or less a month. This includes rent, utilities, transportation and the Internet. However, someone living in an expensive condo in the Central Valley would hypothetically spend considerably more.\nThere are a few factors that make the cost of living in Costa Rica less than the U.S. First, housing is much more affordable. Nice homes are available in great locations with reasonable prices.\nSecond, the government provides high-quality and low-cost medical care. Costa Rica has a universal healthcare system known as Caja. For a small monthly fee, residents of Costa Rica receive any care they need. Additional insurance is also available for purchase. Perhaps because of this quality system, Costa Ricans have the second-highest average life expectancy of the Americas, with only Canadians scoring higher.\nWhile housing and healthcare are very affordable, the cost of utilities is closer to the usual cost in the U.S., rather than the lower prices in other Latin America countries. This disparity is the primary reason the cost of living in Costa Rica is higher than it is in its neighboring countries.\nA group of sociologists from Happy Planet Index ranked Costa Ricans as the happiest people on the planet. With the combination of cheap housing, affordable and accessible healthcare and beautiful tropical vistas, this should come as no surprise.\n\u2013 Brock Hall\nin Costa Rica, Global Poverty, Healthcare, Housing /by Alisa Yamaguchi/#permalink\nThe Current State of Hunger in Belize\nBelize is perhaps best known internationally as a country of refuge for people fleeing the violence of The Northern Triangle, the area with the highest homicide rate in the world. The Northern Triangle is composed of Guatemala, Honduras, and El Salvador.\nIt is for its welcoming and accommodating demeanor that the country of Belize has been dubbed Central America\u2019s Sanctuary, but deep within the sanctuary lies a problem which threatens to disrupt local and international stability: hunger.\nHunger in Belize is not a new issue. Since the early 2000s, Belize has had trouble ensuring adequate nutrition for its people. With the recent spikes in violent crime in surrounding countries, Belize\u2019s food problems are predicted to grow in response to increased immigration rates.\nWhile the gratuitous violence of The Northern Triangle tends to dominate the Central American media stage, hunger in Belize poses a real threat to the stability of the nation and its propensity for economic growth and expansion. Below are 10 facts which provide a quick, illustrative snapshot of how hunger is more than a physical pain: it is also an inhibitor of progress and a force unparalleled in its pervasive destructiveness.\nThe Depth of Hunger Index for Belize jumped from 150 calories to over 400 calories in 2007. (Depth of Hunger is measured as a deficit, meaning that, in 2007, individuals in Belize were lacking on average 400 calories of nutrition every day). For reference, a depth of hunger index score of 200 is cause for concern, demonstrating that a 400-calorie deficit is a cause for alarm.\nFood quality is also poor in Belize. Thirty-five percent of children under the age of five in Belize are anemic, which means that their red blood cell count is low. A low red blood cell count can lead to fatigue, which may seem trivial, but can have serious repercussions on a child\u2019s early brain development.\nHunger is not only a physical pain; it is also a social ailment. Over eight percent of Belizean women surveyed in a 2013 study said a husband has the right to beat his wife for burning the food, neglecting the children or arguing with their husband. While spousal disagreements and child neglect are not synonymous with hunger, there are potential overlaps between the above-listed categories. For example, a domestic assault may arise from an argument about how to ration food, exemplifying how hunger can permeate every sphere of social life and fuel social unrest.\nThe Depth of Hunger in Belize is currently at 170 calories per person per day, which shows that overall hunger has decreased in recent years. However, whether or not the Depth of Hunger in Belize will continue to improve is a source of great debate among nutrition experts. Prevailing sentiments suggest that Belize\u2019s hunger problems stem from the tumultuous political states of its neighboring countries, which means that stability must be restored in Belize\u2019s neighboring countries in order for the Belizean government to shift its focus from providing protection to refugees to reducing hunger.\nThe Depth of the Food Deficit is another hunger unit of measurement that indicates how many calories would be needed to improve the nutritional health of a country\u2019s population from one hunger bracket to the next. For example, in Belize, the Depth of the Food Deficit is 40 calories per person per day, which means that the severely malnourished need 40 calories more per day in order to be considered only moderately malnourished.\nThe food inflation rate in Belize is -1.7 percent, which means that food is currently relatively cheap. However, an extended food deflation rate could cause the agricultural economy to collapse leaving families to fend for themselves on small farms. Sustenance farming is somewhat common among rural families, but for those without arable land, deflating food prices are a bad omen.\nBecause of inadequate nutrition, 19.3 percent of children ages 12 and under are stunted in growth or suffer from moderate malnutrition, which could leave them predisposed to illnesses in later life.\nFunds to minimize Belizean hunger are frequently funneled into border security programs in order to reduce violent crimes. Often times, however, these programs are ineffectual and serve solely as a sieve on limited national funds.\nSocial safety net programs like the Food Pantry and Conditional Cash Transfer programs are new initiatives to reduce poverty and hunger in Belize. While the initiatives themselves purport huge successes, the tangible benefits of these programs have yet to be seen.\nWhile hunger in Belize has been on the decline since 2007, it remains an ominous threat to the continued development of Belize\u2019s economy. Many school nutritional programs have been introduced in order to ensure that children have the energy to succeed in school and thus secure a fruitful professional career.\nBelize is known as the refuge for the violence which plagues The Northern Triangle of Central America, and there is little doubt that the influx of crime and nefarious activities has augmented the country\u2019s struggle to establish universal nutrition for its people. However, with the unveiling of a number of food and poverty programs in 2016, hunger in Belize seems well on its way to being satiated.\n\u2013 Spencer Linford\nin Belize, Central America, Global Poverty, Hunger /by Clint Borgen/#permalink\nDecreasing the Rate of Poverty in Belize\nBelize, located south of Mexico in Central America, was the center of the Mayan civilization thousands of years ago. Since then, Belize has developed into an independent, democratic country with English as its official language. The Belizean economy remains small, depending mainly on agriculture, merchandising and tourism. The sugar and banana industries make up two of the biggest sources of economic production. The developing nation has become an attractive travel destination for people around the world, but the rate of poverty in Belize remains very high.\nAs of September 2016, the rate of poverty in Belize stood at 41.3 percent, which meant that 380,010 people lived in conditions below the poverty line. People living in rural areas suffer more from poverty than those living in Belize City. This occurs because federal revenue is distributed to all the districts disproportionately.\nWhen compared to other countries in the Caribbean, the rate of poverty in Belize ranks second-highest after Haiti. Reducing this statistic has proven to be a challenge for the Belizean government, as poverty in Belize often results from many factors, including lack of access to education, sanitary drinking water and medical attention.\nWhile poverty in Belize cannot be eradicated overnight, the government of Belize has made significant steps in recent years. Belizean politicians have pursued legislation and programs to tackle the challenges faced by the people living below the poverty rate. The Belize Social Investment Fund, established in 1996, assists groups within communities in their efforts to help the poor.\nThe National Integrated Water Resources Act, approved by the government in 2010, will eventually result in access to clean water. When safe drinking water is brought in, communities see increased economic growth without fail, and Belize has been no exception.\nOther pushes towards a decrease in poverty include the Quality School Initiative, resulting in increased school enrollment. Gender equality has also increased, with access to education, literacy rates and employment rates rising over the past 10 years. In 2015, the infant mortality rate had decreased by two-thirds. With increased efforts to attack the roots of poverty in Belize, the nation is sure to see a decrease in the poverty rate.\n\u2013 Julia McCartney\nin Belize, Central America, Developing Countries, Global Poverty /by Clint Borgen/#permalink\nSan Jose Action Statement: Helping Central American Refugees\nOn August 4, Belize, Canada, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Panama and the United States welcomed the San Jose Action Statement. The statement was issued in response to an unprecedented meeting of concerned nations regarding the influx of Central American refugees.\nSince 2012, the number of pending asylum cases in the U.S. and Mexico alone has reached over 109,000. In 2014, 66,000 unaccompanied children fleeing Central America entered the U.S. Further, data from 2015 shows the U.S. continuing as the main receiving country, registering almost twice as many asylum applications as in 2014.\nRecognizing the need for urgent action and improved institutions to manage the flow of migrants, members of the San Jose Action Statement agreed to responsibility sharing and regional cooperation. To mitigate the crisis and lessen the plight of refugees, the San Jose Action Statement has three main objectives:\nPreventing and addressing root causes of displacement in and migration from countries of origin\nTo accomplish this, member states vowed to strengthen coordinated responses, focusing on socio-economic development, access to education and livelihood opportunities, consolidating the rule of law, acting against impunity and operating under a framework that fully respects human rights.\nMember states further agreed to monitor internal displacement and migration in order to develop well-informed national and international responses to the refugee crisis. In addition, all parties acknowledged the need to provide protection for internally displaced persons (IDPs) and returnees. These measures aim to minimize the outward flows of migration by creating prosperous, secure lives in home countries.\nEnhancing asylum and protection responses in countries of transit, destination and asylum\nAll parties to the San Jose Action Statement agreed to provide timely identification and documentation of refugees, as well as unhindered access to documentation processes and protection.\nMember states further vowed to improve alternatives to detention and resource provision for refugees, including access to legal aid, psychosocial support and humanitarian assistance. Early integration into receiving communities will also be targeted and strengthened.\nPromoting regional cooperation\nAll nine nations agreed to develop a collaborative approach, emphasizing the need for partnerships with other nations, U.N. organizations, international and regional organizations, civil society, academia and other entities. These partnerships will create responsibility-sharing mechanisms in the region, such as legal pathways to admission and humanitarian visas.\nThis call for action marks an important step in combating the Central American refugee crisis. The U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) Assistant High Commissioner for Protection, Volker T\u00fcrk, stated, \u201cThe San Jose Action Statement is a visible and significant demonstration of the willingness of countries from the region to work together to address the plight of refugees, internally displaced persons and others in need of protection, in a spirit of solidarity.\u201d\n\u2013 Anna O\u2019Toole\nin Central America, Global Poverty, Refugees /by Clint Borgen/#permalink\nMaking Education in Costa Rica High Quality and Accessible\nEducation in Costa Rica has come leaps and bounds from its past. The highly-rated education system in Costa Rica continues to lead Central and Latin America by example, striving to provide both highly accessible and high quality education to all.\nCosta Rica\u2019s literacy rate is approximately 95 percent, one of the highest in Latin America. In 1869, the country was one of the first in the world to make primary education mandatory and free. Costa Rica is also one of the few countries in the world without a standing army, and part of the funds that would have been spent on the military are instead redirected to education.\nAccording to the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), almost seven percent of the country\u2019s GDP is spent on educational programs. The government has also issued a mandated goal for allocated funds to rise to eight percent by 2018. This percentage of GDP spending on education is exceeded only by Iceland, New Zealand and Denmark.\nIn the book, \u201cThe Ticos: Culture and Social Change in Costa Rica,\u201d it is said that every Costa Rican pueblo is known to have five things: a local store, a football field, a church, a bar and a school. Some schools in the most rural parts of the country only have two students, but regardless of the number of children in the pueblo, they will always have access to an education.\nWhile accessible schooling for all children is a noble goal, the quality of education must also be upheld. The smaller the school, the less resources the school and its teachers have. Children in rural areas often miss days or weeks of school to work, or ultimately drop out to help support their families.\nAccording to the 2015 U.N. 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It is critical that Costa Rica not only increases education funding, but also focuses on how that money is spent, specifically by spreading resources more equitably across schools.\nThe Costa Rican Ministry of Education is working alongside UNICEF and other international organizations to confront the factors contributing to students permanently leaving school and to provide quality education to all.\n\u201cYo me apunto\u201d (\u201cI\u2019m in\u201d) was launched in 2015 with the hope of encouraging students to stay in school and to reintegrate young adults back into school. The program reaches 155 schools and offers educational programs for students living in areas of poverty.\nBy continuing initiatives like \u201cYo me apunto\u201d and increasing focus on establishing better educational outcomes, education in Costa Rica will continue to be an exemplary model for the rest of Latin and Central America and beyond.\n\u2013 Erica Rawles\nPhoto: The Costa Rica News\nin Costa Rica, Education /by Clint Borgen/#permalink\nPoverty in Central America: Advancements and Needs\nThe area of Latin or Central America includes the countries of Belize, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua and Panama. Central America also includes the Caribbean Islands. Poverty in Central America is pervasive: half the population lives below the poverty line.\nIn rural areas, the figure rises to two-thirds. Seventy-five percent of rural people struggle to meet basic food needs. Income from traditional exports, agriculture and textiles is in the control of a few of the most powerful and richest.\nDespite considerable advancements in wealth distribution, vast inequalities still exist. According to a report by the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD), \u201cThe poorest 20% of the population receive only 3% of all income; the wealthiest 20% receive 60%.\u201d\nThe farms generally belong to the wealthy; the poor work on them. Small farmers often work deteriorating plots that produce low yields. This leads to food insecurity, hunger and the need for other wage-producing work.\nRural poverty in Central America is widespread, but percentages differ within separate countries.\nHonduras is the worst affected: 75 percent of the country\u2019s rural population lives in poverty and 63 percent lives in extreme poverty.\nGuatemala is next: 54 percent of its rural population lives in poverty.\nNicaragua and El Salvador both have 47 percent of their rural population living in poverty.\nPanama has 37 percent and Costa Rica has 23 percent of rural poverty rates.\nIndigenous populations have the highest rates of poverty in Central America. They also have the lowest income and lack access to much needed services. Some of these include housing, schools and healthcare.\nIndigenous peoples account for more than 40 percent of the total population in Guatemala and seventy-five percent of them live in poverty. In Panama, indigenous peoples make up eight percent of the population and 95 percent live in poverty.\nAgriculture is a major employer of the rural poor, providing jobs for more than 30 percent. As a result, IFAD believes that agriculture could be used to help ease poverty in Central America. The area is a major producer of the world\u2019s bananas, coffee, maize and sugar.\nIFAD reports, however, that the area is \u201chighly vulnerable\u201d to the world market. It is also vulnerable to other factors it has no power over, such as climate change and natural disasters.\nThe United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) announced in June that there has been much progress in reducing poverty in Central America. Despite these advancements, the area still desperately needs more social services.\nUNDP called on the governments of the area to invest in \u201cbetter employment opportunities, in financial systems that prevent over-indebtedness and reducing gender gaps.\u201d\nIn a press release on June 16, 2016 UNDP stressed that \u201cThe main threat to progress in Latin America and the Caribbean is the relapse of millions of families back into poverty.\u201d\nThe poor and those who are not considered living in poverty but who are not cushioned from external forces need four important elements to keep them from falling back into poverty: public security system, healthcare system, economic assets and job skills.\n\u2013 Rhonda Marrone\nPartnership and Economic Development in Central America\nA Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing took place on April 19 regarding the Alliance for Prosperity Plan. The five-year initiative for economic development in Central America is the result of a joint partnership between El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, and the United States. The partnership intends to address the issues of poverty and violence that lead to the flight of migrants to the U.S.\nOne of the panel members, Elizabeth Hogan of the Latin America And Caribbean Bureau at the U.S. Agency for International Development, stated,\u201cAs you know, social development and economic growth in Central America have been stymied by a dramatic rise in crime and violence \u2014 particularly in the Northern Triangle countries of El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras.\u201d\nAccording to a roadmap provided by the three countries, the approach will focus on revitalizing the Central American economy by stimulating growth, improving public safety and enhancing social and legal institutions to increase trust in the state.\nMajor steps to implement the economic strategy include attracting private investment, modernizing infrastructure projects, as well as promoting the textile, tourism and agricultural industries. Anti-violence measures include strengthening security, promoting social programs and creating transparent public institutions.\nThe United States Congress required that 25 percent of assistance to the governments of El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras be withheld until the U.S. Secretary of State certifies that each government is taking effective steps to combat human trafficking and provide development services for its citizens.\nOn the part of the United States, the White House has pledged to expand access to the U.S. Refugee Admissions Program for \u201cvulnerable individuals and families\u201d from El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras. The Obama Administration is aiming to provide a safer and legal alternative to the dangerous journeys Central Americans are taking at the hands of human smugglers.\nAdditionally, Mercedes Garcia, a research associate at the Council on Hemispheric Affairs, warns that to avoid long-term issues, aid must remain focused on empowering citizens rather than creating \u201cprecarious employment opportunities, like those offered to unskilled workers by most foreign corporations.\u201d\nWith continuous monitoring and communication, leaders are hopeful that this alliance can boost economic development in Central America and improve U.S. relations with its neighbors. 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        "raw_content": "Home \u00bb Statistics \u00bb 23 Fishing Lure Industry Statistics, Trends & Analysis\nThe modern fishing lure industry reached the market in the late 19th century in the United States, thanks to the efforts of the Enterprise Manufacturing Company and a handful of dedicated fishing pioneers, such as W.D. Chapman. From the first days of the modern lure to the early 1900s, metal spoons and spinners were the top products made and sold.\nToday, there are many types of fishing lures. Jigs, surface lures, plugs, poppers, swimbait, and fish decoys are all readily available. LED lures are one of the latest innovations from the industry, using flashing and strobing patterns, with multiple colors, to attract a fish to bite.\nFascinating Fishing Lure Industry Statistics\n#1. 98% of anglers have made at least one fishing-related purchase within the past 12 months. (Bassmaster)\n#2. 56% of regular anglers in the U.S. have an annual household income of $50,000 or more. 16% of anglers have an HHI of $100,000 or more. (Bassmaster)\n#3. More than half (56%) of anglers fish from the shore, relying on fishing lures to help them bring in their catch. (Bassmaster)\n#4. 77% of anglers use some type of an artificial bait or lure when they are fishing. (Bassmaster)\n#5. Annual fishing expenditures in the United States total $45 billion. More than $16 billion of that is dedicated solely to bass fishing equipment and accessories. In total, anglers in the U.S. create an economic impat of more than $115 billion annually. (Bassmaster)\n#6. For the 5-year period ending in 2017, the overall fishing industry experienced a market contraction of 0.6% annually. Most businesses within this industry are sole proprietors. (IBIS World)\n#7. More than 33 million Americans say that they went fishing at least once in the past year. When combined, they helped to provide direct employment opportunities for more than 828,000 people. (American Sportfishing Association)\n#8. More than $15 billion in tax revenues was generated by fishing activities, which includes the purchase and use of fishing lures. (American Sportfishing Association)\n#9. Out of the $45 billion generated by the U.S. fishing industry, about 15% of the revenues come from tackle expenditures. In total, tackle brings in about $6 billion in retail sales each year. (American Sportfishing Association)\n#10. Two-thirds of the tackle that is purchased for fishing in the U.S. is for freshwater species. Bass is the most popular species that is fished, followed by trout, crappie, panfish, and catfish. (American Sportfishing Association)\n#11. Bass is also the most common saltwater species fished in the United States. It is followed by flounder/halibut, redfish, shellfish, and bluefish. (American Sportfishing Association)\n#12. The most common time fishermen describe themselves as an \u201cavid angler\u201d is between the ages of 35-44, which is also when they have the most discretionary income to spend on this activity. (American Sportfishing Association)\n#13. 76% of the revenues which are generated by the fishing lure industry come from people who describe themselves as \u201caverage anglers.\u201d Avid anglers, however, spend 2.5 times more on the tackle they require. (American Sportfishing Association)\n#14. 22 out of 30 tackle categories have seen spending increases in the past decade. Leaders have seen the highest increase, at 45%. Hard bait spending increases are at 8.5%. Soft bait, on the other hand, has experienced a spending increase of just 0.4%. (American Sportfishing Association)\n#15. Independent marine recreational bait and tackle retails stores contribute $2.3 billion to the U.S economy. That includes $796 million in income and about 16,000 direct employment opportunities. (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration)\n#16. The average retailer who only specializes in bait and tackle generates about $426,000 in revenues each year. (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration)\n#17. Almost 11 million youth in the United States participate in fishing and are participate with the fishing lure industry in some way each year. (Statista)\n#18. About 12% of households in the United States say that they participate in hunting or fishing activities on a regular basis. (Statista)\n#19. About 70% of people say that they would go fishing more often if they had easier or more affordable access to boats that would help them enjoy a recreational experience. (Statista)\n#20. 1 in 5 Americans purchased a fishing license within the past year. The average household which purchases a fishing license will spend about $52 on the tackle they need for a positive experience. (Statista)\n#21. 36% of people in the United States that they fish between 4-11 times each year. (Statista)\n#22. 45% of women say that the least appealing part about fishing are the times when no fish are caught. (Statista)\n#23. When residential and commercial fisheries are combined, they create a total impact of $208 billion in sales. Florida sees the bulk of this impact, with $28.7 billion in sales generated annually. (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration)\n#24. More than 1.62 million jobs are created, directly and indirectly, because of the commercial and recreational fishing industries. More than 177,000 jobs are generated in Florida alone. (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration)\n#25. The most valuable species caught through fishing efforts in the U.S. is the American lobster, generating $618 million. This is followed by walleye pollock, shrimp, Pacific salmon, and sea scallops. (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration)\nFishing Lure Industry Trends and Analysis\nWe\u2019ve been fishing for virtually all of our recorded history. There is no doubt that the fishing lure industry will continue to serve those who love the sport, pastime, or hobby.\nThere are certain factors that may put the health of this industry into doubt in the coming years. Many fishing habitats are being overfished. Over 30% of the world\u2019s fisheries have already been pushed beyond their natural biological limit of sustainment. Some commercial fishing has pushed species to the point where some fish have become endangered.\nOver 55% of the world\u2019s reefs are over-fished as well. Some regions, such as Southeast Asia, have up to 95% of their reefs over-fished.\nWithout sustainable practices in these critical areas, there may be fewer chances to go fishing for future generations.\nThe fishing lure industry makes it possible for almost everyone to enjoy a day of fishing if they wish. 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        "raw_content": "I\u2019m delighted to announce I\u2019ll be attending the 2018 Sewanee Writers\u2019 Conference as Barry Hannah Scholar in fiction. Twice, I\u2019ve driven up on a weekend and visited the conference as a community member, and I\u2019ve always been impressed at the quality of speakers and panels. Can\u2019t wait to experience the whole conference this time. If you\u2019ll be at the conference too, send me a note and I\u2019ll look forward to meeting you in person.",
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        "raw_content": "Local\t July 8th, 2010\nCharter Talk\nWith slightly less fanfare than the Constitutional Convention of 1789, the city\u2019s Charter Review Commission has been debating the present and future structure of city government. After a series of public hearings throughout the spring, the mayor\u2019s commission will issue its recommendations this summer. At least a couple of those positions\u2014e.g. on term limits and nonpartisan elections\u2014likely will appear on the November ballot as referendums. Two years after the fact, the term limits extension will finally be submitted to the voters. But it may not get as much attention as the question of whether to end closed party primaries.\nAt the end of June, the civic watchdog group Citizens Union issued a lengthy set of recommendations regarding the Charter Review. Earnestly subtitled \u201cIncreasing Avenues for Participation in Both Elections and Governing in a Diverse and Large City,\u201d the report calls for a new system of open primary voting. When Mayor Bloomberg first sought to end nonpartisan voting in 2003, the Citizens Union opposed the move; the Democratic Party managed to successfully crank up its machinery and handily defeat the proposition. Now the \u201cgo-goos\u201d\u2014as Robert Moses used to call the good government types he despised\u2014are on the mayor\u2019s side of the issue.\nThe Citizens Union report offers a compelling explanation for this change. \u201cNew York City\u2019s recent municipal elections have been plagued by anemic voter turnout,\u201d it states, attributing the problem mainly to the closed party primary system, which \u201ceffectively preven[ts] a growing number of unaffiliated and third-party voters from participating.\u201d That number is now nearly one-quarter of all registered voters in the city. Except for the mayoral race, almost all other local races are decided in the Democratic primaries, thus denying access to many potential voters.\nWhile participation in the primaries by registered Democrats has also declined (even in the relatively lively 2005 campaign, which saw Anthony Weiner challenging Freddy Ferrer, turnout was only 16%), the general elections are guaranteed to produce a higher turnout. That number, however, is still shrinking\u2014from 40% in 1997 and 2001 to 33% in 2005 to just 26% last year. The causes of that apathy are beyond the scope of the Citizens Union report. What it does advocate is an open primary system, specifically in the form of \u201cTop Two\u201d elections.\nIn such a scenario, all registered voters could participate and the two candidates with the most votes would proceed to the general election. Candidates would have the option to list their party affiliation on the ballot. The number of signatures required for ballot access would be reduced (which in general is a good idea, but could produce free-for-alls like the California recall). Political parties could still spend money to promote candidates in both the primaries and general elections, and finance rules regarding independent expenditures would be tightened.\nThe Top Two proposal is worth considering, as is \u201cInstant-Runoff Voting\u201d, which would allow voters to rank their preferences. Yet there is something missing from the whole debate: the role of money. According to the Citizens Union, \u201cWith New York\u2019s strong campaign finance laws and public financing program, more candidates are able to wage more competitive races,\u201d which is an accurate, but incomplete, accounting. As any New Yorker who turned on a television in 2009 knows, rich candidates are legally able to self-finance their campaigns and spend whatever they want.\nIf the Top Two system were to be implemented, envision the following scenario in a future mayoral race: A grocery store mogul spends $150 million of his own money without ever declaring his party affiliation, while the Democratic Party promotes a career politician. Meanwhile, three or four eminently qualified progressive candidates split up votes along ethnic and gender lines. The mogul and the party hack then square off as the Top Two, and late in the race revelations surface about some shady development deal the hack made, propelling the mogul into office. The point of this cautionary tale is that with large money in the mix, something other than the cream can easily rise to the top.\nThat very real scenario is not an argument in favor of keeping the current system intact, however. What it instead suggests is the need to create further safeguards against the influence of money. One way to do so is to provide more free media to all viable candidates; giving them the same mailing privileges as officeholders is a good start. The bottom line is that any attempts to expand the field must be accompanied by clear efforts to level it.",
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        "raw_content": "Nextera Energy (NEE) Ichimoku Reading Shows Above the Cloud\nShares of Nextera Energy (NEE) opened the last session at $183.06, touching a high of $183.86 and a low of $182.43 , yielding a change of -0.42. The latest reading places the stock above the Ichimoku cloud which indicates positive momentum and a potential buy signal for the equity.\nChecking on some popular technical levels, Nextera Energy (NEE) has a 14-day Commodity Channel Index (CCI) of 108.18. The CCI technical indicator can be employed to help figure out if a stock is entering overbought or oversold territory. CCI may also be used to help discover divergences that may signal reversal moves. A CCI closer to +100 may provide an overbought signal, and a CCI near -100 may provide an oversold signal.\nTracking other technical indicators, the 14-day RSI is presently standing at 63.33, the 7-day sits at 71.83, and the 3-day is resting at 74.25 for Nextera Energy (NEE). The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is a highly popular technical indicator. The RSI is computed base on the speed and direction of a stock\u2019s price movement. The RSI is considered to be an internal strength indicator, not to be confused with relative strength which is compared to other stocks and indices. The RSI value will always move between 0 and 100. One of the most popular time frames using RSI is the 14-day.\nMoving averages have the ability to be used as a powerful indicator for technical stock analysis. Following multiple time frames using moving averages can help investors figure out where the stock has been and help determine where it may be possibly going. The simple moving average is a mathematical calculation that takes the average price (mean) for a given amount of time. Currently, the 7-day moving average is sitting at 181.39.\nLet\u2019s take a further look at the Average Directional Index or ADX. The ADX measures the strength or weakness of a particular trend. Investors and traders may be looking to figure out if a stock is trending before employing a specific trading strategy. The ADX is typically used along with the Plus Directional Indicator (+DI) and Minus Directional Indicator (-DI) which point to the direction of the trend. The 14-day ADX for Nextera Energy (NEE) is currently at 19.37. In general, and ADX value from 0-25 would represent an absent or weak trend. A value of 25-50 would support a strong trend. A value of 50-75 would signify a very strong trend, and a value of 75-100 would point to an extremely strong trend.",
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        "raw_content": "August 29, 2016 - Vikt\u00f3ria Serd\u00fclt\nPermalink: https://goo.gl/64Mh5B\nPope Francis meeting Viktor Orb\u00e1n in the Vatican\n\u201cThe picture shows one of Europe\u2019s biggest Christians protecting the continent from Muslims\u2026.next to him stands Pope Francis.\u201d\nComments like this one have been posted on Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orb\u00e1n\u2019s Facebook page under a photograph of him shaking hands with the the Pope Francis. Some of Orb\u00e1n\u2019s supporters are not happy with his decision to have an audience with the head of the Roman Catholic Church within the framework of the annual meeting of Catholic lawmakers on Sunday.\nOrb\u00e1n traveled to Rome to participate in talks with Christian leaders from the Middle East on the subject of the persecution of Christians.\nA day after the meetings, dozens of Orb\u00e1n supporters turned to Facebook to express their dissatisfaction with Pope Francis and his position on refugees.\n\u201cI hope he [Orb\u00e1n] enlightens the Pope that he is supporting the wrong people,\u201d wrote one comment.\n\u201cThey say the dear Pope has secretly converted to Islam. He is a monster! A real Christian will do anything against Muslim scum,\u201d said another.\nA third Facebook user suggested that Pope Francis was elected with the support of billionaire George Soros, clearly proving that the government\u2019s hate campaign against migrants is working.\nAmong the hateful comments was the following:\n\u201cPrime Minister! The Hungarian Church of Hate which you founded is striking back. Think about what you have done with the country!\u201d\nRejecting the Pope\u2019s position\nSince the start of the migration crisis, the Pope has often reminded Catholics of their moral obligation to help refugees. Last September he called on every Catholic parish to take in one of the thousands of families fleeing conflict and poverty. This April, he visited the Greek island of Lesbos and its refugee camps, taking three families back to the Vatican with him.\nA week ago parliamentary faction leader of the Christian Democratic People\u2019s Party (Kereszt\u00e9nydemokrata N\u00e9pp\u00e1rt \u2013 KDNP) P\u00e9ter Harrach explained that whereas Pope Francis speaks of people in need and those persecuted in their homes, his party is speaking out against the \u201cmigrant flows endangering our country\u201d.\nThe politician, a Catholic, thinks the words of Pope Francis concerning refugees are not a part of \u201cofficial church doctrine\u201d, meaning Catholics are not obliged to identify with them.\n\u201cThis cannot alter their faith in the institution of the Church, but such a rude labelling coming from the outside can hurt them with good reason,\u201d Harrach said. \u201cFor the Pope is mainly a spiritual and not a political leader. Identifying with sufferers definitely detracts from other responsibilities which we find important, namely the protection against migrant flows. We are, of course, not very happy about this.\u201d\nThe Pope\u2019s position on migrants was also attacked by Fidesz publicist Zsolt Bayer, who called the pontiff a \u201cvillain\u201d for supporting refugees.\nBishop Kiss-Rig\u00f3: The Pope has no idea what he\u2019s talking about September 9, 2015\nHungarian Christian Democratic leader rejects Pope\u2019s position on migrants August 17, 2016\nBahrain changes account of 2015 meeting with Viktor Orb\u00e1n\u2019s \u201cwife\u201d August 31, 2016\nOrb\u00e1n sends mixed foreign policy message after meeting Turkish counterpart February 26, 2015",
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        "raw_content": "Reenacting the Liberation of Plze\u0148, 63 Years Later\nI was going through some photos of my 2008 trip to Plze\u0148, Czech Republic, and rediscovered that I was actually visiting the city during the 63rd anniversary of its liberation from Nazi Germany. General George S. Patton\u2019s Third Army was given the task of liberating western Czechoslovakia at the end of World War II, and it \u2026 Continue reading \u2192\nFiled under All Posts, Czech Republic, Travel Posts \u00b7 Tagged with 16th Armored Division, Czech Republic, Czechoslovakia, George Patton, Germany, liberation, Nazi, Pilsen, Plze\u0148, Third Army, World War II\nExploring History in Berlin, Germany\nIt has been five-and-a-half years since I last visited Germany (September 2007). I\u2019ve never shared these photos before, so it\u2019ll be fun reconstructing a small portion of the trip. I suppose I\u2019ll start with what has to be on most first-time visitors\u2019 agenda: the Berlin Wall. As the two photos above show, portions of the \u2026 Continue reading \u2192\nFiled under All Posts, Germany, Travel Posts \u00b7 Tagged with Allies, arts, Berlin, Berlin Wall, bombing, Checkpoint Charlie, Germany, Jewish Museum, travel, World War II",
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        "raw_content": "You are here: Home / Golf history / The life and times of Seve Ballesteros\nBeginning in the late 1970s and stretching through the 1980s, Seve Ballesteros was one of the most exciting professional golfers in the world. Born in Spain, Seve fell in love with the game at the age of 8 when an older brother gave him a 3-iron to hit around the local beaches\u2019 shore near his home.\nAfter turning pro at the age of 16, Ballesteros made his splash upon the world stage three years later at the 1976 Open Championship with a second place finish. Ballesteros led at the end of each of the first three rounds but Johnny Miller\u2019s final round 66 left the Spaniard tied with runner-up with Jack Nicklaus.\nDespite the early setback, Ballesteros built a long and storied career with five major wins, a stellar record in international competitions like the Ryder Cup and won hearts all over the world with his talent and passion for the game. When he died in 2011 at the age of 54, due to long battle with a cancerous brain tumor, Ballesteros was commended by fellow golfers such as Tiger Woods who praised Seve\u2019s artistry under challenging situations around the course. \u201cSeve was one of the most talented and exciting golfers to ever play the game,\u201d Woods said upon hearing the news of Ballesteros\u2019 passing. \u201cHis creativity and inventiveness on the golf course may never be surpassed. His death came much too soon.\u201d\nSeve Ballesteros biography\nOn April 9, 1957, in Pedre\u00f1a, a small fishing village that rests alongside the Bay of Biscay, Severiano Ballesteros became the youngest of five sons to Baldomero Ballesteros, a dairy farmer.\nSeve\u2019s childhood included tragedy as he lost one of his older brothers due to a terrible wasp incident. The remaining three brothers would all become professional golfers, an astounding fact considering the poverty of Ballesteros\u2019 family.\nConsidered a terrific athlete as he grew, Seve found himself drawn to the Real Pedre\u00f1a golf course that was close to his family\u2019s farmland. Since the Ballesteros family couldn\u2019t afford a club membership, Seve and his brothers would sneak onto the course after dark to hone their skills.\nSoon, Seve worked at the club as a caddie. At the age of 12, Seve won the Real Pedre\u00f1a caddie championship allowing him more access to the course during the day. The win sent his training to a new level as Ballesteros was given access to the course during the day. No longer would he need to sneak around for practice, instead Ballesteros hit over 1,000 balls a day in that time at Real Pedre\u00f1a.\nSeve turned professional at the age of 16. In his first year on tour, Seve made over $100,000 and only missed one cut. At the age of 19, Ballesteros became a household name across Europe when he faced down American legends Jack Nicklaus and Johnny Miller to almost win the 1976 Open Championship.\n\u201cIt was his creativity, his imagination, and his desire to compete that made him so popular not only in Europe but throughout American galleries, too,\u201d Jack Nicklaus said. \u201c(Seve) was a great entertainer. No matter the golf that particular day, you always knew you were going to be entertained. Seve\u2019s enthusiasm was just unmatched by anybody I think that ever played the game.\u201d\nThe five major wins\nAfter setting the golf world on fire with his performance in the 1976 Open Championship, Ballesteros continued to win across the globe. In 1979, Ballesteros won the first major of his career, The Open Championship at Royal Lytham & St Anne\u2019s. He was the first continental European professional golfer to win the title since 1907.\nA mere nine months after his first major victory, Ballesteros traveled to America to claim his second major title. On his fourth career trip to the hallowed grounds at Augusta, Ballesteros became the first European and the youngest player ever to win the Masters. (A record that would fall when Tiger Woods won the Masters in 1997.)\nThe four-stroke victory brought Seve $55,000 in prize money and a bit of controversy. When other professionals began to remark that the conditions at the 1980 Masters favored Ballesteros, the Spaniard famously said, \u201cI win on narrow courses, I win on open courses. I win when it\u2019s wet and I win when it\u2019s dry. I win when it\u2019s windy and I win when it\u2019s calm. Still they say I am lucky.\u201d Three years later, Ballesteros would top Ben Crenshaw and Tom Kite by four strokes for his second Masters title.\nIn 1984, Ballesteros put together his most famous major championship performance. Hovering around the leaders all week, Seve finally took control in the final round of the \u201984 Open Championship at St. Andrews. The Spaniard posted a Sunday 69 and watched as Tom Watson faltered down the stretch. His two-shot victory was punctuated with a 15-foot birdie putt on the famous 18th hole. Ballesteros\u2019 celebration, after the putt rolled into the cup along the right edge, is one of the most iconic moments in Open history. A smiling Ballesteros pumping his fist as he turned to the crowd in triumph was the defining image of his career.\nThe following month, Seve won the 1984 PGA Championship. His final major title came in the 1988 Open Championship at Royal Lytham & St Anne\u2019s, site of his first Open win in 1979.\nA chronic bad back forced Ballesteros to slow down his schedule, fully retiring from all competition in 2007. \u201cFrom the start, from a very early age, I played the game because I loved it,\u201d Ballesteros said. \u201cI never played because I wanted to become professional, make a lot of money, have a big house and drive a Ferrari. It was all because I enjoyed doing it.\u201d\nPartnered with Jos\u00e9 Mar\u00eda Olaz\u00e1bal, Ballesteros became one of the most prolific Ryder Cup players in the 1980s and 1990s. The duo participated together in 15 matches, winning a staggering 11 matchups while halving two of the remaining four. The dominant performance by the two-some led Europe to Ryder Cup wins over the United States in 1985 and 1987. In 1989, Ballesteros helped the European side to a draw allowing team Europe to retain the Cup.\nAfter playing on the European squad that won the Ryder Cup in 1995, Ballesteros was asked to captain the 1997 team. The event, held at Valderrama Golf Club in his homeland of Spain, became one of Ballesteros\u2019 proudest moments. After vaulting to a 10.5 to 5.5 lead, Europe held on for a one-point victory after the singles matches on Sunday. Ballesteros called the win at Valderrama, the \u201cgreatest achievement\u201d of his career.\nTwo years after his retirement, Ballesteros was diagnosed with a malignant brain tumor. After four separate surgeries to remove the tumor and multiple rounds of chemotherapy, Ballesteros declared that it was a \u201cmiracle\u201d to be alive.\nIn the twilight of his life, Ballesteros began the Seve Ballesteros Foundation to help others going through cancer treatment. 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        "raw_content": "February 26, 2017 by Christine\tin Writing and tagged 10th century, Anglo-Saxon, names, primroses, snowdrops\nAfter last weeks post about violence, I thought I\u2019d talk about something more gentle.\nA garden full of primroses, and leeks\nNo, not flowers, although that is a subject that causes a lot of problems in historical fiction. To take a seasonal example, did they have snowdrops in the 10th century? Perhaps not. What about primroses? They are a common wildflower, judging by the way they spring up everywhere in my garden, so yes, perhaps. I have a horror of committing a sin like the one I read in one book. Rhododendrons used as Christmas decorations, in Scotland, in \u2013 well, lets just say it was later than 1066 but definitely not modern. It spoilt the whole book for me.\nTo return to the subject, I want to talk about names. I\u2019m sure I\u2019ve mentioned elsewhere about the \u201cforeignness\u201d of Anglo-Saxon names. All those Ethels and Elfs. The question that concerns me now is who has a name and who doesn\u2019t. In general it is straight forward \u2013 protagonist, antagonist, friends; good and bad. Love interest, if any. Occasional dogs and horses, they all have names. The servant who steps forward to hold the horse, the neighbour in the mead hall who makes a comment and is never heard from again, the random Viking whose only part is to get killed, preferably more creatively than the last. None of them need to have names.\nIt\u2019s the characters in between that are the problem. The ones that interact for a scene and never appear again. If you give them all names:\n1. Your reader might be looking out for them to reappear.\n2. Your limited stock of Anglo-Saxon names diminishes.\nI encountered the problem this week. I won\u2019t go into details, but I had a boy, a girl, the girl\u2019s father and the man the girl was supposed to marry. I\u2019m sure most people could invent a useful scene from those characters, probably the same one. I didn\u2019t give them names, but then I tied myself in knots with the he said, she said, the father told the other man. Not to mention the characters who were present who did have names! And the main character didn\u2019t speak the language and was having it all translated for him.\nI do make things difficult for myself.\nFor the time being they remain nameless. It is the first draft, after all, They might all get cut from the final version. Or one or more of them might reappear in a later book and I will have to explain why no-one knows their name. Isn\u2019t writing fun?\nAs you can probably guess, I\u2019m in a cheerful mood. I wrote 6,288 words this week. Not quite up to target, but good enough considering there were two days I didn\u2019t write anything.\nThe total now is just over 52k, so I think I can say that I am officially more than halfway through.\nFinally, book one, now officially called \u201cBright Sword\u201d has been sent for a final edit. And, as I write, my cover is being designed.\nI am excited. My bank account, on the other hand, doesn\u2019t know what hit it.\n\u2190 Violence \u2013 How far do you go?\nThe Reluctant Author \u2013 or How to publish without really trying. \u2192",
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        "raw_content": "Lionel Messi will never win the World Cup\nIf it\u2019s any consolation at all to him, which it won\u2019t be, Lionel Messi went out in a classic. Not for him, per se, but Argentina gave surprisingly good sport to a vastly superior France team, even taking a 2-1 lead before finally being steamrolled 4-3 and eliminated in the round of 16 of the World Cup.\nAnd so ended what is very likely Lionel Messi\u2019s final World Cup.\nBefore the tournament, Messi, who turned 31 not quite a week ago, hinted that his international career could end after this World Cup. \u201cThe demand is going to be for this group to get it done [win the World Cup],\u201d he said in an interview on Argentinian television. \u201cWe think that if we don\u2019t do it \u2026 we are not going to have another possibility.\u201d\nThat underscored the belief that Messi, who led Argentina to lost finals at the 2014 World Cup, the 2015 Copa America and the 2016 Copa America Centenario \u2013 all of them defeats in extra time or on penalties \u2013 has yet to win major silverware with his nation and will now probably quit the national team.\nMessi has had a complicated relationship with Argentina for as long as he has represented it. Early on, when he couldn\u2019t replicate his form for FC Barcelona, a much better collective, he was accused of not caring about his country, which he\u2019d left to pursue his career at age 13. But even as he became the best player of all time and put his nation on his shoulders again and again, the criticism endured.\nHe briefly retired after the loss in the 2016 Copa America Centenario final, sauntering over to a pack of stunned Argentine reporters and informing them that he was done. He was coaxed back, but the federation\u2019s perpetual dysfunction, the problematic managers and the endless commuting across the Atlantic have made playing for the Albiceleste a burden as much as a joy.\nMessi dreamed of winning the World Cup with Argentina. He never will.\nEven if he sticks around, the generation of his peers, the supporting cast on all those deep runs, is quickly aging out. The pipeline is dry. It will only get harder for Messi to win anything, and it already was a long shot going into this tournament.\nFrance went out of its way to try to extend Messi\u2019s World Cup run. Manager Didier Deschamps picked an inexplicably conservative lineup \u2013 while Argentina, for its part, didn\u2019t field either of its top strikers, Gonzalo Higuain and Sergio Aguero, putting Messi in a kind of hybrid striker-playmaker role instead, which didn\u2019t come off.\nThe French didn\u2019t cover themselves in honor by playing on the counter-attack, given the wealth of both attacking and defensive talent it has. There was simply no reason to play with this much timidity. The midfield and attack are more than capable of dominating possession. And when they do lose the ball, perhaps the best defense in the tournament is there to bail it out.\nYet France mostly ceded the ball. Argentina ran an ill-advised high defensive line. This exposed the slow, patchwork defense on the break and put pressure on a team incapable of keeping the ball in France\u2019s half to keep the ball in France\u2019s half. Quite a lot of Argentina passes went to absolutely nobody.\nLionel Messi reacts during Argentina\u2019s 4-3 loss to France. (Getty)\nEmbattled manager Jorge Sampaoli, or Messi, or whoever really sets the lineups and tactics \u2014 Sampaoli was caught on camera asking Messi whether he should bring on Aguero against Nigeria \u2014 made an already rickety team much worse than the sum of its parts.\nSo the French picked Argentina off on the break. Kylian Mbappe ran off with a loose ball in his own half and won an early penalty, converted by Antoine Griezmann. Yet Angel Di Maria equalized before halftime on the longest goal of the tournament. 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        "raw_content": "Facts About Prince Edward Island\nIt doesn\u2019t matter if you are moving to Canada from a different country, immigrating, or a refugee searching for a safe place, Eastern Prince Edward Island could be the best fit for you. Paired with the fact that the residents are always ready to welcome new people, the area is also conducive for individuals who are looking to start businesses, retire, vacate, or even raise families. The province is located in the Gulf of St. Lawrence on the eastern coast of the country and covers an area of five thousand, six hundred and eighty-six square kilometers (two thousand one hundred and ninety-five square miles). For the populace, Prince Edward Island is home to around one hundred and forty thousand, two hundred and four.\nCost of living in Prince Edward Island\nMost households earn around sixty-one thousand, five hundred and sixty-nine thousand which is lower compared to other places in the country. Even though the cost of living is also low, getting employment can be a challenge.\nTransportation in Prince Edward Island\nThe islands key transport center is Charlottetown. One would pay around sixty-five dollars for a monthly pass while taxies charge as from eight dollars. There is also an airport which is only a ten-minute drive from the city.\nClimate and weather in Prince Edward Island\nOver the summer, temperatures can range between twenty to thirty degrees Celsius and eight degrees to twenty-two degrees Celsius during autumn and spring. The winters are cold (negative three to negative twenty-two degrees Celsius) but with low humidity.\nHousing in Prince Edward Island\nThe cost of purchasing or renting a home in the area is one of the lowest in the country, and so the town has one of the highest homeownership rates. Compared to the bigger cities such as Toronto, with an average income, one can be able to get a three or four bedroom house in Charlottetown that comes with a yard and a garage which they can buy for two hundred thousand or lower. When it comes to renting, a one bedroom flat goes for about five hundred and fifty dollars to seven hundred and fifty dollars and eight hundred to one thousand dollars for a three bedroom one.\nMoving to Prince Edward Island\nIf you are looking for a stress-free environment, then this town may be good for you. It has red soils, green fields of potatoes and is where one can find the \u201cCradle of Confederation. There are also great resources that can be helpful to you, no matter the reason for your relocation as Prince Edward Island is a place where one can build a career and also a good life.\nThe process of planning a move can be a daunting one, and because of that, our company is always ready to make it easier for you. We have well- trained staff who can come over, pack and also carry the goods for you and see to it that nothing gets lost or damaged. When it comes time to relocate, get in touch with Best Moves. Get a moving quote from our website because we have reputable, certified, experienced, reliable, professional \u2013 the best moving companies in Canada.",
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        "raw_content": "Nissan flips Altima engine\nThe 2019 Nissan Altima.\nSTANFIELD, Ariz. \u2014 In redesigning the Nissan Altima for 2019, the sedan's chief engineer had an unusual idea. He turned the engine backward.\nThe switch simplified exhaust output and saved money. But those weren't the reasons for the reversal, says Takeshi Yamaguchi, the Altima's chief engineer and now senior vice president of Nissan Technical Center North America, responsible for r&d in this region.\n\"The point was to make the car look better,\" Yamaguchi told Automotive News during a test drive of the upcoming Altima at Nissan's Arizona proving grounds.\n\"We've made many improvements, but the biggest change was reversing the engine,\" he said. \"By doing that, we realized several benefits.\"\nBy flipping the power plant 180 degrees, and tilting it back slightly, its pipes now flow out of its backside. Previously, they came out of the front of the engine and had to loop beneath it to run back through the car.\nThat saves money, he points out. The pipe running through the car is now shorter, and therefore less expensive, and there is less electrical wiring.\nIn the outgoing Altima, because the necessary pipes passed under the engine, it had to sit higher in the engine compartment. That resulted in a slightly higher hood height. And the hood line, in turn, dictated the height and look of the rest of the car.\nYamaguchi: Make the car look better.\nThe 2019 model change allowed designers to bring the hood line down by about one inch and that changed the equation for the car's silhouette.\n\"It's barely a change,\" Yamaguchi said of that one inch, \"but I think it makes quite an impact visually. That was very important in this project. It was the reason for turning the engine \u2014 to create a more attractive car.\"\nThe redesigned Altima will reach showrooms this fall with two new engines \u2014 a 2.5-litre four-cylinder and a 2.0-litre variable-compression turbo four.",
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        "raw_content": "\u2018Side by Side\u2019 exhibit at The Center\nDianna Winstead, associate director of arts, culture, and event at The Center, hangs one of the pieces of artwork in VSA Kentucky's \"Side by Side\" exhibit.\nSeveral weeks ago, art teacher Darlene Libbey began working with six young students to produce artwork for an upcoming exhibit at The Center for Rural Development.\nDuring that time, Libbey\u2014an assistant professor of arts at Somerset Community College\u2014helped guide the students as they explored various artistic mediums, including collage-making and acrylic painting. The student artists were later paired with local professional artists to work alongside one another on a collaborative project.\nThe individual artwork created by these six young artists in class and the collaborative pieces produced together with professional artists are now featured in VSA Kentucky\u2019s \u201cSide by Side\u201d exhibit on display in the visual arts gallery in the front lobby of The Center in Somerset.\nThe exhibit is presented by VSA Kentucky, a statewide, nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting the arts, in partnership with The Center and Somerset Community College (SCC).\n\u201cThe Center is excited to partner once again with VSA Kentucky and SCC to host the Side by Side exhibit and showcase the amazing talents of these young creative student artists,\u201d Dianna Winstead, associate director of arts, culture, and events for The Center, said. \u201cThe exhibit is arranged in small groupings or sets of three, including the individual student-produced artwork, the collaborative piece created side by side with the professional artist, and the professional artist\u2019s own selected piece of art.\u201d\nThe public will have an opportunity to meet the student artists and collaborating artists who worked on the \u201cSide by Side\u201d exhibit at a reception on Sunday, April 10, beginning at 2 p.m., in the front lobby of The Center.\n\u201cIt is always a very rewarding and enjoyable experience,\u201d Libbey said of the project. \u201cEach time, the local artists find the experience of working with these young artists to be refreshing and fun.\u201d\nBesides Libbey, other artists participating in the program included Peggy Sherry, Sue Burkett, Movita Michael, Melissa Schutz, and Dave Cazalet. Cazalet, director of grants at SCC, served as coordinator of the 2011 Side by Side project.\nThe exhibit, which will remain on display through May 31, may be viewed at The Center during normal business hours from 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday through Friday and during extended evening and weekend hours when the front lobby is open for special events. Some of the artwork will be available for sale.\nVSA Kentucky provides art education and inclusion programs for children and adults with disabilities throughout the state and offers an underserved population equal opportunity and full access to explore the arts. Headquartered in Bowling Green, VSA Kentucky conducts programs and services in all six Kentucky congressional districts.\nFor more information about the exhibit and other upcoming events at The Center, visit centertech.com or call 606-677-6000.\n\u00ab Lake Cumberland Performing Arts, in partnership with The Center, presents 'Mark Twain at Large' | The Center is accepting applications for ARC strategic planning grants through May 27 \u00bb",
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        "raw_content": "Published author shares simple strategies for effective leadership with nearly 200 people at free seminar\nPublished author and professional speaker Laura Emberton Owens presented four critical elements she considers to be the product of leadership credibility\u2014image, attitude, teamwork, and communication.\nOne day prior to a school event, author, former Kentucky official, and speaker Laura Emberton Owens discovered her son was missing one of his tennis shoes.\nAs concerned as she was, she said her son couldn\u2019t have been more unconcerned. Later during dinner, Owens said she couldn\u2019t let the matter drop, sternly reminding her son that he should not be careless with his personal possessions.\nThe next morning, her attitude took a dramatic turn.\nOwens said she opened the newspaper to find a photo of a woman standing in the rubble of her tornado-destroyed home. Amidst the ruin, the woman was holding her only salvageable possession\u2014a tennis shoe.\n\u201cThat was a life-defining moment,\u201d Owens told approximately 160 participants at a free leadership seminar hosted by The Center for Rural Development. \u201cThat woman had lost everything. I had only lost a shoe.\u201d\nOwens said she often recalls that experience to remind herself\u2014and others\u2014that we all must establish the correct priorities in our lives.\n\u201cLife is full of inconveniences,\u201d she said. \u201cYou have to put things in perspective.\u201d\n\u201cLeadership is all about making choices,\u201d she writes in her book, \u201cBecoming the Red Sock in the Laundry Basket\u2014Simple Strategies to Everyday Leadership.\u201d\nOwens\u2019 own leadership skills were honed during 30 years of involvement in workforce training, education, and government. Before forming her own company, Advancement Strategies LLC, she served as Kentucky\u2019s secretary of education and was former state commissioner for Kentucky Department for Workforce Investment. In her role as commissioner, she was responsible for a department of 2,300 employees and a budget of nearly $1 billion dollars.\nShe also received appointments from former Governors Paul Patton and Ernie Fletcher and served on a White House commission at the invitations of former President George W. Bush and President Barack Obama.\nPrior to her work in Frankfort, Owens also served as a teacher, published writer, TV host, and elected city official.\nOwens shared personal stories from her past and presented four critical elements she considers to be the product of perfecting leadership credibility\u2014image, attitude, teamwork, and communication.\nParticipant Bruce Gover, dean of the Learning Support Services at Somerset Community College, said the information he received at the seminar made him more aware and attuned to different lead\n\u201cIt\u2019s not just for managers in leadership positions,\u201d he said of Owens\u2019 presentation. \u201cPeople in all professions in the workplace could benefit from attending this seminar.\u201d\nEdith Lovett, another participant and family consumer science agent for Pulaski County Extension Office, said she will take away from the seminar \u201ca more positive feeling about myself\u201d and an increased desire to have a more positive outlook on life.\nOwens asked each participant to do a self-evaluation study and make a list of positive attributes about his or her life.\nThe seminar was presented by The Center and funded through the Appalachian Regional Commission (ARC).\nBecause of the large turnout at the event, a second leadership seminar is planned for Tuesday, July 19, from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. at the Small, Rural, Tribal and Border Regional Center (SRTB-RC) beside The Forum at the Hal Rogers Center in Hazard. Like the Somerset event, this is also a free seminar, and a free lunch will be provided to all participants.\nTo register for the leadership seminar in Hazard, contact Patti Simpson at The Center at 606-677-6110 or via email. Pre-registration is required, and registrations must be received by July 5.\n\u00ab Fourteen participants learn how to develop effective presentation skills at Your Center of Learning seminar | Corbin woman wins 'Houseboat Holiday' vacation on Lake Cumberland in fundraiser to support region's youth \u00bb",
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        "raw_content": "Dear all, I have just written this as an entry to the writing competition on MyT.\nAm not sure whether you will find it interesting enough to read, but simply wish to share it with anyone who does.\nGiven what many would consider an unfortunate Christian name of Basil on 15th April 1925, my father was born into a large, poor family only 50 yards from the cliff tops in Lowestoft. He was one of seven children, a family smitten by tragedy during his childhood.\nThe eldest, Horace, was killed in 1939 soon after the beginning of World War 2. Dad\u2019s oldest sister, Edith died also when he was 14, from tuberculosis. She was his very close and favourite sister. Her death had a dramatic effect on his behaviour during that time.\nAlso, at the age of fourteen, his family was moved from his much-loved sea, inland to Nuneaton, where he still lives to this day.\nIt was hardly surprising that with a brother killed by the Germans and a sister dying of an illness, he became desperate as soon as he was of age, without the acceptance of his father, to return to the sea and seek retribution on those who had hurt his family. He joined the Royal Navy immediately after his seventeenth birthday in 1942.\nLike me, my father always wore his heart on his sleeve. When he was angry you knew it, when he was emotional he cried. When he was happy he was the best company. He had a devilish, cheeky twinkle in his eye, which still remains to this day. Only two topics were never discussed, religion and the war. I never knew what my father did during the war, what action he saw, how he felt. All I ever got from him as a boy, when I asked such things, was a moment of quiet and \u201cit\u2019s best not to talk about the war son. It was all too horrible.\u201d On the religion front, he never went to church, but I do remember catching him sometimes by his bed praying. He didn\u2019t believe in the Church. He hated the hypocrisy but did have his own private God to talk to.\nHe grew up hard and tough in Lowestoft. Street gangs, fights, dirty backstreets. His early life left no room for weakness. However, even at a young age his affection towards birds and animals became apparent. He would often be taking lost kittens or birds with damaged wings home to nurse. When his father found out they would quickly go into a sack, which was then forced into a bucket of water. This was the world he grew up in.\nThe street urchin became a Chief Petty Officer by the time the war was over. A tall, upstanding and extremely handsome man on the lookout for a young wife as soon as he was demobbed in 1947 gave my mother no chance. They were married on 26th October 1948 in a double wedding with my Aunt, Mum\u2019s elder sister. At that time double weddings were more common due to the shortage of funds and rations for such an event. All four are still alive today.\nDad found the next few years very hard. He was angry with the world. His educational years had been stolen from him. The conchies, as he called them, had all of the key jobs. All he wanted was to have a regular job, decent wage and bring up a family in a secure world, the land fit for heroes, as he was promised.\nHis first serious employment was with Courtaulds in Coventry. His boss was a \u2018conchie\u2019 and, in my father\u2019s eyes, one of the worst kind. The little man enjoyed ordering the new employees around. Before the first week was through my father was out of work again. His boss had a broken nose. This kind of thing was happening all over Britain at this time. Dad\u2019s hot temper had really landed him in trouble at last. No-one was going to employ a \u2018fighter\u2019 or troublemaker.\nHe applied for numerous other jobs, being rejected as soon as they asked the reason for leaving Courtaulds. This was probably the lowest moment of his life. At this time his youngest sister was also taken with tuberculosis and fighting for her life. Her diagnosis did not hold much hope.\nOne day Dad went for an interview at the Morris car factory in Coventry. He had worked on gunner maintenance in the Navy and possessed some skills in mechanical working. The interviewer was an ex infantry sergeant and didn\u2019t mince his words. As soon as my father explained his reason for leaving his last job the sergeant laughed. He told him that he could start next Monday, but if he laid a finger on him or any of the other staff he would get the biggest hiding of his life. They got on well together and became lifelong friends.\nHis sister June survived her illness after more than a year in convalescence. She is still alive today at the age of 88.\nSo, after the marriage my parents bought a semi-detached house in Nuneaton, a house they are still living in today. The number of times I heard \u201cI will only leave this house feet first\u201d during my life has probably influenced me more than I am conscious of. I place little such value on bricks and mortar and more on the people around me, who can move around.\nAlong came three sons over the following eight years. I am the youngest and the one most similar to our Dad. Because of this there was always a \u2018connection\u2019 between us. I spent most of my childhood in the garden with him, cleaning out the chickens, rabbits, goats, and ducks. You name it and I am sure that we kept some at one time or another. Once, when I was around eight years old, I asked Dad if I could have one of the rabbits to keep as a pet.\n\u201cYes you can,\u201d he said. \u201cBut if you don\u2019t look after it properly and feed him and regularly clean out the hutch, he will go in the pot.\u201d This was how I acquired my pet rabbit, Tumbleweed, named after a western I saw one afternoon. Some weeks later we were sitting for our Sunday lunch eating when I asked Dad which rabbit this was. I knew them all even though we had around 40 or 50.\n\u201cI did warn you boy, if you didn\u2019t take proper care we would have him for dinner. This is your Tumbleweed you are eating.\u201d\nNow, I can imagine that a modern day boy would be horribly traumatised by such an event, however I don\u2019t remember even taking a break from my chewing. It was our world and I was used to it.\nDad brought up his three sons with a rod of iron. He didn\u2019t know any other way. Boys (and wives) had to be kept in hand. That was the way of his world. He had an almost obsession for schoolwork and education. I later began to realise that this obsession came from his lack of education. He was an intelligent man and easily capable of a university education, but life had handed some bitter blows which meant his time had passed. He therefore wasn\u2019t going to let that happen to his boys.\nThe eldest of us took the brunt of the strict discipline. He achieved his degree and went on to study for his PhD in chemistry. Son number two was not so academically minded and left school at 16 to begin an apprenticeship as a metallurgist. I saw the stark difference between an older brother at university with no money and years of study ahead of him, and a brother with money in his pocket, a Triumph Bonneville, and regular job. I chose for the latter, although never did get that \u2018Bonny\u2019\nLeaving school caused big fights between my father and me. Academically I was strong enough to go to university, but I was a little wild, just as he was 30 years before. The house soon became too small for both of us. I left at the age of 19.\nI will now jump forty years to the present day.\nMum and Dad are still in the little semi-detached that they bought in 1948 for one thousand two hundred pounds. It seems that Dad\u2019s \u2018feet first\u2019 promise will be fulfilled, hopefully not for a good while yet.\nHis memory has all but disappeared. It began two years ago, when I first noticed that he could not find his bank, even though we were only a hundred yards away from it. I had given him a lift into town as he needed money from the bank. We went in and he could no longer remember why we were there. This is one of those strange quirks of human nature. If someone middle-aged forgets or makes a silly error we all laugh. If a person over 75 or 80 does the same, we automatically begin to think that they are losing it. Consequently, regarding this day, I just pushed it out of my mind, although I was a little concerned.\nMy next visit was three months later. Father needed to go to the bank to collect some money for their general housekeeping. I persuaded him to let me look in the place where he always kept his war medals, a few sovereigns etc. He wasn\u2019t keen, as this was his private place, where even my mother didn\u2019t go. I assured him that I just thought that he may not need to go to the bank and may have forgotten that he put some money away. Very reluctantly we went to his toolbox, which was made by him as a schoolboy. Inside was over ten thousand pounds in twenty pound notes.\nI lifted it out to show him. He had the padlock in his hand and switched his glances from me to the padlock, slowly realising that he was the only person with the key and it was he who had stashed the money away. I didn\u2019t know what to say. It was there, clearly demonstrated in front of us both, that he was severely losing his memory.\nHe said, \u201cYou know what lad, I put this money here didn\u2019t I?\u201d\nI nodded. \u201cI\u2019m Sorry\u201d, I replied. It was a solemn moment.\nHis face suddenly lit up and for a second I thought that it was some kind of April Fool joke. He burst out laughing and said, \u201cYou know what else? I am really in the shit aren\u2019t I?\u201d He found the whole thing quite amusing. We both laughed together like two little boys. What else is there to do in a situation like that?\nAn hour later he asked me if I would take him to the bank to get some money for the housekeeping. Since then I take care of their financial affairs.\nThis was two years ago. Dad is still at home but his memory has deteriorated much worse. It is tragic, but at the same time not so. When I visit him, he is very happy. I can visit every day for a week and each day is a new surprise as he has forgotten that I was there the day before. His strict and slightly aggressive manner has been replaced by a loving, caring gentle man, who only wants the best for everyone.\nMy eldest brother now is in an advanced state of Parkinson\u2019s disease. He can no longer drive. Therefore in December I collected him to visit our mother for her 90th birthday. When my father saw the condition of his eldest son he asked what was wrong with him. My brother explained that he is very ill with this disease and can no longer do many things that he used to.\nMy father\u2019s eyes filled with tears and the old Dad came out strong and clear. \u201cWhy don\u2019t you come back home to me, where I can look after you, my boy?\u201d He meant it too.\nWhen I am there I try to explain to him that his memory hasn\u2019t actually gone. I tell him that all that is gone is his ability to find it easily. The analogy I used was that each little piece of memory is in a drawer. It is all still there, but he no longer knows which drawer to open to get at it.\nTo demonstrate this we play a sort of game. I tell him that I will open a drawer just a little and see if he can peek inside. I must stress that it is only his memory that is failing, not his intellect. Proper conversation is still very much possible. I mention World War 2, or his late sister Edith, or his three sons. This triggers some memories and further probing helps him to remember some of the smallest details of his life. The pleasure that this provides him, to reconnect these memories, is immense.\nIt is at times like these that I regret living in a foreign country. I could give up this life for a few years to take care of my parents. Maybe I should, maybe I shouldn\u2019t. I have a wife who also deserves by devoted attention. This is not an easy call, and one which continually causes loss of sleep.\nWhy am I writing this personal account? I wish I knew. Is it some kind of personal selfish indulgence of mine? Is it morally correct to write such a piece without the knowledge of the people described? Is it conceited to do it anyway? I would like to think and sincerely hope, that it is simply to share my Dad with you all, a person that will not be here much longer and someone that I love and am extremely proud of.\nWhen we look at old people we should never judge them. Often they appear to have out-of-date values and can sound racist or cynical. They may not trust anyone, even their close family. We must never judge them. Who are we to know what they have lived through? Who are we to have the slightest idea of what it must have been like to be torn from your roots as a child, thrust into a killing zone as a teenager, returning to a country \u2018fit for heroes\u2019, where the ex-squaddie was not really welcome.\nAs I look into the still-sparkling eyes of my Dad, eyes that have seen so much sadness and happiness, eyes that have laughed and cried so many times, I now see tiredness and a willingness to say goodnight and God bless to us all.\nIf you have a family member in a similar situation to my Dad, give them a big hug from me.\nAuthor gazoopiPosted on January 31, 2015 January 31, 2015 Categories General\n10 thoughts on \u201cMy Dad\u201d\nNice memoire, gaz. These reminiscences are a key part of growing old and quite precious imho.\nThat was very touching. Your dad is about the same age as a friend of mine who also served in the Royal Navy. I think you would enjoy his account of the war.\nPS you might want to abbreviate the home page version with a blue \u2018read more\u2019 thingy\u2026.. \ud83d\ude0a\nYou are right, we shouldn\u2019t judge the previous generation and you have not. This to my mind was written with understanding, love and respect.\nJanus, Sipu and Ara, thanks for the comments. I am so pleased that you have had time to read it. Sipu, yes it has now been kindled \ud83d\ude42 Thanks.\nIt\u2019s a story that has lot in common with my dads. He was born in India and shipped back to the UK, b his parents ,at the age of four to attend boarding school. He didn\u2019t see them again until he was seven! Unsurprisingly, when his mother first came to visit him, he didn\u2019t recognise her, which must have hurt her terribly, but the stiff upper lip was the way it was.\nI don\u2019t know why that posted itself then, but anyway\u2026..\nDad was a kind and generous man with a great sense of parental duty, he put all six of us through public or private school, but I think because of his background, found it hard to express affection towards his children.\nMy grand kids, on the other hand, think they\u2019ve got me wrapped round their little fingers. They probably have, thinking about it. \ud83d\ude42\nA good story, full of appreciation and love between you.\nI come from a family of emotional cripples of the not just stiff, but rigid upper lip variety. Sometimes I think it would have been nice to feel like this but then the thought of dealing with all that emotional trauma is too much to bear. 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        "raw_content": "Author: JOE. IDE\n'Joe Ide is the best new discovery I've come across in a long time' Michael Connelly\n'In a way, the hate felt good. You were righteous, godlike, the dispenser of justice . . .'\nSuper-smart sleuth Isaiah Quintabe - IQ to his friends - has built a mostly respectable life for himself, helping out friends and neighbours when he can and taking the occasional case to make ends meet. But there is one mystery that still haunts him almost ten years later - did his brother really die in a hit-and-run or was there more to the story behind his death?\nIQ has been approached by his brother's former girlfriend Sarita, whose younger sister, an erratic DJ and gambling addict, has gone missing in Las Vegas - with a frightening loan shark, Chinese Triad gangsters, and her own deadbeat boyfriend hot on her tail. Accompanied once more by his fast-talking, don't-call-me-a-sidekick partner Dodson, IQ heads off for the casinos and massage parlours of Las Vegas. His quest takes an unexpected turn when he meets a criminal mastermind who knows something about the murky circumstances that surrounded his brother's death. But when Isaiah learns the truth, what will he do with it?\n'One of the most remarkable debuts I've read...Deliciously quirky, written with exceptional panache and a fine ear for dialogue, it introduces the world to an LA private detective who might just become the Holmes of the 21st century' DAILY MAIL\nIQ is BACK! Sherlock Holmes meets The Wire in this fast-paced crime thriller from EDGAR-shortlisted Joe Ide\nJoe Ide grew up in South Central Los Angeles. His favourite books were the Conan Doyle Sherlock Holmes stories. The idea that a person could face the world and vanquish his enemies with just his intelligence fascinated him. Joe went on to earn a graduate degree and had several careers before writing IQ, his debut novel, inspired by his early experiences and love of Sherlock. Joe lives in Santa Monica, California.www.joeide.com\nAuthor : JOE. IDE",
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        "raw_content": "Is geopolitics of codes comes back?\nWe all know that fragile Balkan states try to make themselves look strong in the Balkan arena and to become more attractive in the eyes of World Powers. But this form of exhibition in the domain of foreign policy is very dangerous.This must be embraced neither by our country, nor by others.\nBy Selim Ibraimi\nDuring a speech at the end of November, with the proficiency of a career diplomat, US ambassador to Skopje, Paul Volers was very clear about the role of the identity and history in the creation and building of the values of a nation.\nMeanwhile, renowned Irish novelist and poet James Joyce (1882-1941) says that \u201chistory is a nightmare from which I try to wake up\u201d.\nWhen Croatia entered the EU in the month of June, US vice president, Joe Biden also quoted the novelist James Joyce. All of this had a meaning!\nThree brilliant examples which resemble to the situation in the Balkan and former YugoslavRepublic of Macedonia. It would be good if the uncompleted Balkan history would not continue with identity, ancient and medieval history. Nevertheless, non democratic forces which are still in power in the region, continue to reiterate this dream and nightmare in their government policies.\nHistoric thought\nIt\u2019s not a good for any country in the region which doesn\u2019t have the support of USA, to dig up history. For years, USA have invested for a new Balkan with sustainable states and economies, integrated in the EU. But several governments and individuals with certain agendas have assumed a very damaging role in the region. After many years facing a crisis, Albania and Kosovo took several steps forward in the parliamentary and local elections. Bosnia and Skopje alone have not made progress as far as democratic developments are concerned.\nSerbia is divided over strategic partners or alternatives, while Kosovo is focused on the issue of the north, domestic democracy and international recognitions.\nMeanwhile, our country, lost in the geopolitics of identity, is a small country without the necessary capacities to have a regional impact.\nThus, the only thing remaining for Skopje is to build itself from the interior.\nIts energy and commitment should be focused on strengthening ethnic equality and to set up a better basis for the functioning of the state. This has not happened so far. The country doesn\u2019t need an intercontinental alliance to defend domestic and foreign security. It would suffice to strengthen domestic democracy and respect individual, ethnic rights and democratic principles.\nSo far, the country has had a significant support from the USA and EU. This must act as a motive to move toward the integrated world for the government and all political parties.\nSkopje has often followed the wrong course and once again it needed the intervention of USA in order to put political processes in the right tracks.\nIt\u2019s a known fact that US support is very important for the country and all geographically isolated states.\nWe all know that fragile Balkan states try to make themselves look strong in the Balkan arena and to become more attractive in the eyes of World Powers. But this form of exhibition in the domain of foreign policy is very dangerous. This must be embraced neither by our country, nor by others. Small states don\u2019t have the capacities and resources to perceive the interests and politics of World Powers.\nHere, history can cause a lot of commotion in a Balkan filled with nationalism. In our country, the placement of a medieval king in the center of Skopje, Russian Gazprom, the delays in the integrating process, have strengthened the idea of the formation of a southern axis in the Balkan.\nHere we go deep into history, where the geography of an old territorial administration becomes part of current policies.\nBut this way it\u2019s impossible for our country to continue to function, if there\u2019s no external intervention to stop this negative movement.\nWe must understand that the display of a new geopolitics aims to hinder normal democratic developments. I don\u2019t think that this is the reason why influential powers are in our country or the region. I don\u2019t think it\u2019s too late for foreign powers to perceive a more active policy in Skopje. If this time they are resolute in their positioning, then there will be a failure of the international community in Skopje.\nThis is not the way to continue, because the social and security situation of the country do not allow games that damage the citizens. This situation brings only damages and doesn\u2019t offer a lot of perspective for an imminent integration in the EU and NATO.\nThe current situation is out of control in terms of democracy.\nIt\u2019s not fair to consider this a lost decade or year for our country or the Balkan, because we all believe that there\u2019s potential for something more in here. Progress and democracy cannot be achieved in several days or years.\nThere must be maximum efforts from governments in order for wellbeing and democracy to be developed. There have been cases when nations have lost their path or direction, but it\u2019s not too late to wake up.\nCurrently, the European Union (EU) has been determined not to change the positioning of European Commission (EC) about the possibility of the launch of talks between Skopje and EC.\nIt\u2019s never too late for the reforms that have started to be implemented and perhaps it\u2019s sad, but the country needs to know what its priority is.\nBut, a question arises as to whether we really want EU and NATO or we have different geopolitical plans?! EU officials say that negotiations will be part of the agenda after the month of May 2014. This is truly going to be a difficult year for our country and future political democracies.\nFrom one phase to another, lack of stability would be something very negative and grave for the citizens. 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        "raw_content": "Would you ever read a book twice? The debate over the benefits and disadvantages of re-reading books and re-watching films has certainly been a heated one in my life, and, having recently read an article on why we shouldn\u2019t re-read books, I thought I\u2019d weigh on in.\nOf course we should!\nI guess I should probably back that bald statement up\u2026\nOk, my top five reasons for re-reading:\nIt\u2019s enjoyable! Obviously this doesn\u2019t go for every book; some, like \u2018Twilight\u2019 (yes, I\u2019ve read it, yes I kind of enjoyed it at the time) or even \u2018The Hunger Games\u2019, which I love, are great to read the first time, because you get caught up in the plot \u2013 the second time, however, you realise the writing itself isn\u2019t brilliant, and you fall into dismal despair and disappointment. Nevertheless, with really great books it won\u2019t spoil it; Agatha Christie\u2018s murder mysteries are super scary and amazing however many times you read them, as, I think, are the \u2018Harry Potter\u2019 books.\nAppreciating the writing itself \u2013 the flipside of the argument above; I often get so focused on the plot, I skip over the descriptive passages. By re-reading after I know what\u2019s going to happen, all the urgency to finish is gone, and I can truly appreciate some of the beautiful, lyrical sections my eyes accidentally blurred the first time round.\nDiscovering new things \u2013 a continuation of the argument above, but applicable to the plot, as well as the writing. Small occurrences take on new significance after you know what\u2019s going to happen, and bits you didn\u2019t fully realise the importance of will now stick out to you. It\u2019s like reading a whole new book!\nLearning to love a book \u2013 I feel like an awful English Lit. student when I tell you I did not like \u2018To Kill a Mockingbird\u2019 (Harper Lee) at all the first time I read it; maybe because I was only ten and too young. Or maybe just not particularly empathetic. Anyway, the moral of the story is, I read it again, loved it, as almost everyone does (even my brother, who hardly ever reads to my dismay). And yeah, there are books I really dislike at the moment (namely \u2018Beloved\u2019 by Toni Morrison and \u2018Jane Eyre\u2019 by Charlotte Bronte)\u2013 don\u2019t even get me started) which I dread re-reading, but growing wiser and having new experiences can shed a completely new light on a character or an event. I don\u2019t think I\u2019ll ever fully understand \u2018Room\u2019 (Emma Donoghue) until I have children, or at least take care of them. So sue me; at the moment I\u2019m a teenager and selfish and therefore have little sympathy for characters I can\u2019t in any way identify with. Maybe one day I\u2019ll learn\u2026\nIt\u2019s comforting \u2013 Ok, probably most of you aren\u2019t massive wimps like me. But I am very easily scared. As in Dr. Who scared me so much when I was ten, I still won\u2019t watch it. Those plastic people\u2026.Urgh *shudders* So when I\u2019m curled in my bed at night afraid my life is threatened by the mysterious monsters which I\u2019m sure are lurking in my wardrobe, I found it extremely comforting to read a book I\u2019ve already read before \u2013 I don\u2019t have to worry about the plot, just allow myself to be transported to another world, another time where beasts don\u2019t exist and there are lengthy descriptions of tables groaning with cakes and trifles, and cheesy, predictable, yet somehow cute, romances, and spectacular theatre shows\u2026 Ahh, bliss \ud83d\ude42\nAnd those are my ultimate reasons for re-reading! (Same goes for re-watching films, obviously, but this is a book blog guys, get with the picture \ud83d\ude09 ) Clearly it\u2019s important to read new books most of the time, otherwise you\u2019ll never learn anything. 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        "raw_content": "Video shows security guard attacked by man she was trying to help\nPosted 9:30 PM, May 15, 2017, by Tribune Media Wire, Updated at 09:29PM, May 15, 2017\nCHICAGO \u2013 A Chicago security guard was punched in the face early Sunday morning by a man she was trying to help, according to WGN.\nThe security guard was on duty at a residential building on Franklin Street in the city's River North district when the incident happened.\nAs a precaution, the people who live in the building installed two high definition security cameras and they captured everything.\nThe video shows a man walking down the street a little before 2 a.m., and eventually sitting down outside Zoa Stigler's building. Stigler, who has been working security at the building for about two months, can be seen walking outside to check on him.\nPolice are looking for this man in connection with an attack on a security guard in River North early Sunday morning.\nShe says she asked him if he needed help, and after a few more minutes, she called 911. Police did drive by, according to WGN, but didn't intervene.\nVideo shows the man begin to vomit, and Stigler says she went to get a bucket to clean it up. When she got back, she says she asked the man and his three friends to move away from the front of the building. Then, the man can be seen throwing a water bottle at Stigler and punching her in the face.\nThe video also shows that the three people with the man did nothing to help Stigler. The guy who attacked her walks away and soon the three others are gone as well.\nStigler, who suffered a broken bone in her nose and another under her eye, may require surgery. Despite her injuries, she remains positive.\n\"You know things happen,\" Stigler told WGN. \"I\u2019m still alive. So yes I\u2019m going to have a black eye, I may need to have surgery, but I get to go home to my children. I get to go home to my grandbabies. So I can deal with a black eye.\"\nPolice do have a copy of the footage. So far, no one is in custody.\n\"I was absolutely horrified,\" said resident Nataliy Spivak. \"She\u2019s been a wonderful person, protecting the building, just doing her job.\"\nA GoFundMe page has been started to help pay for Stigler's medical bills. You can check it out here.\nJudge denies request to release name of officer who killed security guard in suburban Chicago",
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        "raw_content": "Why Spend A Lot Of Time Setting Up A Phony Hedge Fund?\nMichael Oppenheim surely asked himself this question before deciding to go in-house.\nWhen you can just run the same self-enrichment scam at JPMorgan Chase? You know, like Michael Oppenheim allegedly did. He (allegedly) stole $20 million from clients, lied to them about how he was investing it, sent them phony statements and spent it all on himself, all from within the cozy confines of the world\u2019s largest bank. So much easier that way, and the result is the same.\nThe adviser, Michael Oppenheim, was charged with wire fraud, embezzlement, and securities fraud, according to a Federal Bureau of Investigation complaint filed with the U.S. District Court of the Southern District of New York. He was arrested Thursday morning, according to his lawyer\u2026.\nMr. Oppenheim \u201cembarked on sizable trading of stocks and options,\u201d including Apple Inc., Google Inc., and Netflix Inc., the Securities and Exchange Commission said in a separate complaint filed Thursday. He apparently lost all the money, given that \u201chis brokerage accounts currently show minimal cash balances,\u201d the SEC said.\nEx-J.P. Morgan Chase Investment Adviser Charged With Embezzlement [WSJ]\nTraders With Lots Of Free Time Are Doing Exactly What You\u2019d Expect Traders With Lots Of Free Time To Do\nHow many one-night stands can one trading supervisor arrange during a workday?\nDon't Call Them A Foreign-Exchange Powerhouse\nLooking To Run A Major American Bank? Look For Something Else.\nJamie, Lloyd, Jim, and Brian aren't going anywhere.\nJamie Dimon Is Not A Luddite\nAnd he\u2019s spending a few hundred million dollars to prove it.\nCompletely Revolutionizing U.S. Healthcare Industry Apparently A Part-Time Job\nAtul Gawande\u2019s got this, in his spare time.\nA Few More $130 Billion Deals Should Make Everyone Forget About That Damned Whale\nTony Blair Holding Jamie Dimon\u2019s Hand Through Brexit Anxiety\nThere, there. It's all going to be alright.",
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The Warrants are subject to an acceleration clause (the \"Acceleration Clause\") that allows the Company to accelerate the expiry date of the Warrants in the event that, at any time after four months from the closing date, the volume weighted average trading price of the Common Shares on the TSX Venture Exchange equals or exceeds $0.14 for ten consecutive trading days, the Warrants will expire on the date that is at least 30 days following the issuance of a press release announcing such acceleration from the Company.\nThe Company has agreed (i) to pay a cash finder's fee of 8% of the gross proceeds to the Company raised from subscriptions in the Private Placement from persons introduced to the Company by certain finders and (ii) to issue compensation warrants (the \"Finders' Warrants\") equal to 8% of the Units subscribed for by persons introduced to the Company by certain Finders. Each Finders' Warrant will entitle the finder to purchase one additional Common Share for a period of 24 months from the closing of the Private Placement at an exercise price of $0.05 per Finders' Warrant.\nThe Private Placement is expected to occur in several closings, concluding on or about February 18, 2019, and is subject to the receipt of all necessary regulatory approvals, including the approval of the TSX Venture Exchange. All securities issued pursuant to the Private Placement will be subject to a four month hold period in accordance with applicable Canadian securities laws. There is no material fact or material change regarding iCo that has not been generally disclosed.\nThe Company intends to use the net proceeds from the Private Placement for working capital and general corporate purposes.\nThis press release does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to sell any of the securities in the United States. The securities have not been and will not be registered under the United States Securities Act of 1933, as amended (the \"1933 Act\") or any state securities laws and may not be offered or sold within the United States or to U.S. Persons unless registered under the 1933 Act and applicable state securities laws or an exemption from such registration is available.\nAbout iCo Therapeutics\niCo Therapeutics identifies existing development stage assets for use in underserved ocular and infectious diseases. Such assets may exhibit utility in non-ophthalmic conditions outside the Company's core focus areas and if so the Company will seek to capture further value via partnerships, such as its partnership with Immune Pharmaceuticals, which is in several Phase 2 studies involving iCo-008. iCo shares trade on the TSX Venture Exchange under the symbol \"ICO\" and on the OTCQB under the symbol \"ICOTF\".\nFor more information, visit the Company website at: www.icotherapeutics.com.\nNo regulatory authority has approved or disapproved the content of this press release. Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulatory Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this press release.\nCertain statements included in this press release may be considered \"forward-looking information\" within the meaning of applicable securities laws. 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        "raw_content": "Work, Shame, and Art\nby Andrew M. Johnson / September 15th, 2018\nThe story broke of former Cosby Show actor Geoffrey Owens working at Trader Joe\u2019s, despite the fact that Mr. Owens himself was more than happy to move on, the story spread as people suddenly discovered that actors have to pay the bills like everyone else. The actress Tamara Braun summed it up on her Instagram:\nWhat I also know is that being an actor, musician, writer, dancer, photographer or artist/creative of ANY kind is REALLY HARD. Most have other types of jobs while pursuing their craft. Unless you come from family money it is practically impossible not to. I have had MANY jobs to pay the bills while pursuing my career.\nIt really is strange that Geoffrey Owens\u2019s story spread so widely because tabloids and rumor mills have been pointing out that actors take other jobs for years. Twenty years ago there were stories that Lee Majors was working in a school cafeteria to survive (actually he was helping out at his daughter\u2019s school). Despite appearing on Seaquest DSV and still being recognized as Lana Lang from the Superboy series of the early 90\u2019s, actress Stacy Haiduk admitted to driving for Uber. Alan Ruck explained the situation in an interview:\nSo here I am, working at a Sears warehouse, and because Ferris Bueller had been out already, people were clocking me and going, \u201cDo you know you look like this guy in this movie?\u201d And I was, like, \u201cYeah, yeah, yeah. Not me. It\u2019s not me. I\u2019m not that guy.\u201d Because I didn\u2019t want to get into it. I thought that they\u2019d probably go, \u201cYou were in the movies and then you wound up here? We should just beat you for being stupid!\u201d\nThere is a larger issue here that leads into the unspoken bias as to which jobs are considered acceptable and which ones are not. The entertainment industry is a billion dollar business, but the Arts, in general, are not considered an acceptable career (until artists have a proven return on investment). If a former actor ended up working as a banker or a lawyer, or some other high paying professional class career, there would not be any shaming, but because the retail and service industries are generally \u201cunskilled\u201d (another shaming term) they are vocations considered to be a step down from a previous level of success. It is even worse for artists who have not yet broken in because despite years of training and honing of talents, most artistic disciplines are not considered \u201cmarketable skills.\u201d So in order to keep a roof over our heads and food on the table, artists of all types take whatever jobs we can find to pay the bills.\nAn unfortunate necessity, and a cold hard reality, but there is a deeper issue that has been overlooked. A lot of people, in their eagerness to defend Owens and other artists, have come out and spoken about the \u201chonor\u201d of work, and we should all be grateful that we have it. While it is generally a good trait to be grateful for what blessings we have in our lives, especially compared to so many other people around the world, I have never considered work to be honorable or something we should be grateful for. It is a brutal process whereby we must cede a third of our lives to a disinterested Other under threat of starvation.\nThe professional classes need to learn that for many people, but most especially for artists, we do not seek personal realization or validation from our job. That is what our creative work is for. Artists have chosen to adopt a life on the margins, knowing that we may never be successful at doing what we love, yet we do it anyway. The real question is this: These are the people who create the art and tell the stories that give meaning to so many, or at the very least offer a bit of an escape from the relentless marketization of our lives; why are they forced to those margins in the first place? It recalls the words of author David Graeber who once said: \u201cWhere is the next John Lennon? Probably packing boxes in a supermarket somewhere.\u201d\nAndrew M. Johnson is an artist and writer living in Arizona. Read other articles by Andrew M..\nThis article was posted on Saturday, September 15th, 2018 at 4:47pm and is filed under Arts and/or Entertainment, Employment, General, Hollywood.",
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        "raw_content": "Have you ever taken a prescription muscle relaxer or thought about taking one? The name alone probably makes you think that muscle relaxers are helpful and harmless, but think twice \u2014 synthetic muscle relaxers (unlike a homemade muscle rub) are actually both highly addictive and dangerous when they\u2019re not used as prescribed or intended.\nThe problem with typical prescription or over-the-counter muscle relaxers, such as NSAIDs, is that they do not heal the problem. They just shut off communication between your nervous system and brain so you don\u2019t feel pain. However, the shut-off isn\u2019t localized just to the painful and spastic muscles. Rather, the entire body is affected in ways that are not intended or desirable.\nYou might take a muscle relaxer for a pain in your back, but your arms, leg and neck will be affected just as much as your back. You might fall asleep quickly and easily after taking a muscle relaxer, but how do you feel when you wake up?\nIt\u2019s not uncommon to physically feel like you got hit by a truck, and you\u2019ll likely experience brain fog as well. The pain is also back, and now you reach for the bottle of muscle-relaxing pills your doctor prescribed and the cycle starts all over again.\nDespite the name, muscle relaxers actually don\u2019t act on the muscular system; rather, they work on the nervous system. Muscle relaxers are typically taken by people looking to treat muscle spasms, tightness and pain associated with backaches, headaches or fibromyalgia symptoms. But why take a prescription drug to relax your muscles when there are so many natural ways to accomplish your goal?!?\nBest Natural Muscle Relaxers\nNatural is definitely the way to go when it comes to relaxing your muscles. Lower-back problems are one of the most common reasons for the use of muscle relaxers. However, most of the time, acute low-back pain is the result of a simple strain and is a self-limiting condition that will resolve itself in four to six weeks, with or without treatment.\nI want to help you steer clear of having conventional muscle relaxers become your primary method of pain reduction and relaxation. Natural remedies such as massages, chiropractic adjustments, essential oils and more offer relief without the unwanted side effects. Let\u2019s take a look.\nApplied to the skin in the form of an oil, cream, ointment, liniment or salve, arnica oil is a potent remedy for various inflammatory and exercise-related injuries. The positive effects of topically applying arnica have proved to be effective in reducing pain, indicators of inflammation and muscle damage. (1)\nThe thymol found in arnica has been found to be an effective vasodilator of subcutaneous blood capillaries, which helps facilitate the transport of blood and other fluid accumulations and acts as an anti-inflammatory to aid the normal healing processes. Arnica oil also stimulates the flow of white blood cells, which process congested blood to help disperse trapped fluid from the muscles, joints and bruised tissue.\nChiropractic adjustments are a drug-free and surgery-free path to heal pain naturally. In fact, chiropractic techniques can be even more effective at reducing pain than muscle relaxers, according to research from the College of Chiropractic at Life University in Georgia. (2) Chiropractors focus their attention on the health of your spine being properly aligned and, if there are shifts, helping the spine come back into alignment. When it comes to back and neck pain, chiropractors can alleviate the pain you\u2019ve been experiencing by helping you get back to a proper, pain-free alignment.\nEvidence suggests that cannabinoids may prove useful in pain modulation by inhibiting neuronal transmission in pain pathways, making cannabis oil a smart choice for a natural muscle relaxer. (3) The oil has the ability to relieve chronic pain and inflammation, which is why it\u2019s sometimes used as a natural fibromyalgia treatment. If you use cannabis oil, make sure it\u2019s purchased through a reputable company that sells pure and lab-tested oils.\nA great essential oil to have on hand for a wide range of health needs is peppermint oil. Peppermint essential oil is an excellent natural painkiller and muscle relaxant. It\u2019s especially helpful in soothing sore muscles, an aching back and melting away a tension headache.\nStudies show that peppermint oil applied topically has pain-relief benefits associated with fibromyalgia and myofascial pain syndrome. (4) Simply dilute peppermint essential oil in a carrier oil (like jojoba or coconut) or an unscented lotion and apply to the area of concern.\nLemongrass essential oil helps to improve blood circulation and can therefore relieve muscle spasms and backaches. Frankincense and cypress essential oils are also awesome at reducing inflammation and improve circulation, which helps reduce pain and spasms.\nWhen your body sends a signal to your brain that something hurts, the pain is the body\u2019s way of telling you to stop using that area of the body so it can begin the healing process. A prescription muscle relaxer disguises the pain and lets you move past the point of the body\u2019s comfort, which can prolong the pain and even cause the pain to spread in the body.\nWhen you get a good massage from a licensed therapist, he or she can work on the area of concern as well as your whole body, loosening tension and relieving pain. If you have chronic muscle spasms or pain, it\u2019s ideal to get a massage at least once a month or more. The higher your stress levels, the more likely you are to have muscle tension and pain that requires regular massage.\nA 2011 clinical, randomized study involving cancer patients out of Taiwan researched the effects of massage therapy on muscle pain and relaxation. Researchers found that massage therapy definitively improved bone and muscle pain management in these patients, showcasing the muscle-relaxing effects of massage. (5)\n6. Avoid \u201cPain Foods\u201d\nSugar: Sugar is pro-inflammatory and increases pain.\nAlcohol: This also worsens inflammation.\nCaffeine: Caffeine is dehydrating and may increase inflammation. Limit yourself to no more than one cup of coffee daily, or cut back completely if you can.\nTrans fats: These fats increase inflammation and pain.\nExcess calories: Being overweight exacerbates back pain.\nAlso, check out my remedies for fast back pain relief to see more food and supplement ideas that will help get rid of bodily pain sooner rather than later!\n7. Epsom Salt & Magnesium\nSigns of magnesium deficiency include muscle pain, fibromyalgia and leg cramps. By soaking your whole body or even just your feet in Epsom salt, you can increase your internal magnesium levels, which are essential to your muscles working properly and avoiding the need for muscle relaxers.\nIn general, healthy magnesium levels from Epsom salt use can help overall bodily inflammation since low magnesium has been linked with higher C-reactive protein, a marker of inflammation in the body. (6)\n8. Don\u2019t Rest Too Much\nWhen it comes to muscle spasms, as long as the pain isn\u2019t severe, it\u2019s a good idea to keep moving to keep muscles loose and reduce disease-causing inflammation. Go about your normal daily activities at a slower pace if needed.\nDefinitely avoid any movements that might have started your pain or seem to aggravate it. Taking a little more time to rest and relax isn\u2019t a bad idea, but light activity will actually speed up your recovery time. So resist taking long television breaks on the couch and keep your blood flowing. Of course, disregard this recommendation if your pain is really unbearable or accompanied by other symptoms. In that case, visit your doctor right away.\nMuscle Relaxers Background & History\nA muscle spasm results from inflammation that occurs when a muscle is overstretched or torn. A muscle strain doesn\u2019t sound like a serious injury, but it can actually cause severe pain for some people, even sending them to the emergency room. Muscle strains or pulled muscles often occur in the lower back.\nMuscle relaxers are a group of drugs that reduce tension and spasm in muscles and have an overall sedative effect on the body. Muscle-relaxing drugs are designed to depress the central nervous system.\nThere are two main types of muscle relaxers: spasmolytics (or antispastics) and neuromuscular blockers. Spasmolytics are most commonly used to alleviate pain associated with muscle spasms and muscle spasticity. Muscle spasticity is a neurological condition that causes muscles to be continuously contracted. Examples of these conditions include multiple sclerosis (MS), cerebral palsy and stroke. Doctors often prescribe muscle relaxers including baclofen, dantrolene, chlorzoxazone, methocarbamol and tizanidine to treat spasticity. To treat muscle sprains, injuries or other acute conditions, your doctor might prescribe drugs such as metaxalone, carisoprodol or cyclobenzaprine.\nNeuromuscular blockers are used in surgical procedures and are often used in emergency situations to cause temporary paralysis. The term \u201cmuscle relaxer\u201d or \u201cmuscle relaxant\u201d is commonly used to refer to spasmolytics only.\nDue to the side effects, an initial assessment is required to evaluate the need for the drug and the length of time for which it is required. Muscle relaxers are typically used to treat acute muscle problems and are generally not prescribed for long-term use. Individuals taking muscle-relaxing drugs should be under the care of a physician.\nThe earliest known use of muscle-relaxant drugs dates back to the 16th century, when European explorers encountered natives of the Amazon Basin in South America using poison-tipped arrows that produced death by skeletal muscle paralysis. This poison (known today as curare) led to some of the earliest scientific studies in pharmacology. Its active ingredient, tubocurarine, as well as many synthetic derivatives, played a significant role in scientific experiments to determine the function of acetylcholine in neuromuscular transmission.\nBy 1943, neuromuscular-blocking drugs became established as muscle relaxants in the practice of anesthesia and surgery.\nAre Muscle Relaxers Addictive?\nIn the U.S. as well as other countries, muscle relaxers are a commonly abused substance. The problem is that these muscle relaxers can be so fast-acting and effective at pain relief that people with chronic pain easily become addicted to them. Addiction often develops when muscle relaxers are used habitually as the main or only method of pain relief.\nThe number of people winding up in the emergency room because of the misuse or abuse of the prescription muscle relaxant carisoprodol has more than doubled in recent years. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration recommends that patients take muscle relaxers only for limited periods of time (two to three weeks). When some muscle relaxers, like carisoprodol, are ingested, they\u2019re converted by the liver into a chemical with anti-anxiety properties. This means that, even when taking it on its own, patients run the risk of developing a physical and/or psychological dependence on this muscle relaxer. (7)\nSimilarly to the use of other pharmaceutical drugs, the body becomes used to a daily intake of a muscle relaxer and is then dependent on the drugs in order to function normally. If a typical dose is skipped or intake is stopped altogether, the person is likely to experience withdrawal symptoms. Muscle relaxers can also cause acute liver toxicity. (8)\nMuscle relaxers become even more problematic and risky when they\u2019re used in combination with alcohol or other drugs. When this occurs, the side effects associated with abuse are even worse.\nMuscle Relaxer Recipes\nMy Homemade Muscle Rub is the perfect DIY remedy for any muscle-related pain. This rub is sure to soothe your body and your mind with its aromatherapeutic mix of ingredients.\nYou can also help relax muscles by mixing a few drops of frankincense and cypress essential oils with a carrier oil (like jojoba or coconut) or natural unscented lotion and applying the mixture to the area of concern.\nPossible Side Effects of Muscle Relaxers\nMuscle relaxers should not be taken for longer than three weeks. Side effects of muscle-relaxing drugs are common and include drowsiness, dizziness, dry mouth, urinary retention (an inability to completely empty the bladder), fatigue, weakness and addiction. Some muscle relaxers can also cause acid reflux.\nIn more extreme cases and when muscle relaxers are abused, they can cause heart failure and paralysis. Due to the side effects associated with muscle relaxers, individuals are advised to not drive or operate machinery after use, and it\u2019s typically advised to take them before bed.\nThose with a history of drug or alcohol addiction should not use muscle relaxers, and muscle relaxers should also never be mixed with alcohol. Carisoprodol (Soma) should especially be avoided because it\u2019s associated with a high risk of abuse and addiction potential not seen with other muscle relaxants. (9)\nConventional muscle relaxers should not be taken by older adults, pregnant women, or anyone who suffers from depression or a history of drug/alcohol addiction.\nThese possible side effects and potential for abuse are why it\u2019s so much better to take the eight natural muscle relaxers above. Prescription or over-the-counter muscle relaxers have many more harmful side effects, in addition to being highly addictive. 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        "raw_content": "With two new cheap quality tablets on the market, one would ask themselves which one to get. We think both are swell, and have compiled a list of reasons why!\nhttps://electrokami.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/electrokami.png 0 0 Electro Kami Staff https://electrokami.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/electrokami.png Electro Kami Staff2012-08-09 07:57:502018-08-26 21:13:43Six Reasons to get the Google Nexus 7 or the Amazon Kindle Fire\nThe internet flowchart: or how most people use the internet\nHow most regular internet users browse\nhttps://electrokami.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/electrokami.png 0 0 Electro Kami Staff https://electrokami.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/electrokami.png Electro Kami Staff2012-07-25 06:28:122018-08-26 21:13:43The internet flowchart: or how most people use the internet\nWith Google facing court battles and legal disputes around the world and especially in Europe, it seems that anything they do results in patent issues. 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        "raw_content": "Now is the Time to Buy Used Cars in Casa Grande AZ\nThere has never been a better time to buy used cars Casa Grande AZ. It is nearing the end of the season, and many new makes and models are starting to arrive on the new car lot. This means that people are trading in their older models, and creating the perfect value for you.\nDid you know that there are more used cars are purchased in the U.S. than new cars? One of the main reasons is price. New cars begin to depreciate the moment that they are driven off of the lot. This depreciation can be in excess of $3000 depending on the make and model of the vehicle. There are also other dealer costs, which may have been built into the original purchase price of the car. Why pay that extra just for the luxury of stating that you are the first owner of the vehicle?\nWhen purchasing a used car, you do not have to worry about the hassle of haggling. Although there are many dealers that now advertise a hassle free negotiation, there is still a wide range of pricing differences between the manufacture\u2019s suggested pricing and the sticker price. Buying a used car will let you choose a car that is within your price range, and you can be ensured that it is going to be pretty close to the posted price. This allows you to choose a vehicle that is within your budget, and not have to allow the financing officer to work to get your payments to the range that you need them in. Many times this leads to longer financing contracts, which in turn means a high price paid in the end.\nWhen you buy used cars Casa Grande AZ from a reputable car lot, you are guaranteed that they have been through a multi-point inspection and returned to a like new status. Due to extended factory warranties, many used car are still under warranty. If not, dealers will often offer a warranty, or offer you the ability to purchase one. This gives you assurances that you are still getting great quality and reliability. Heritage Motors has a wide selection of quality pre-owned vehicles, so you should stop by today and take a look!",
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        "raw_content": "Why Our Experience with the JFK Bomb Scare Inspired Us to Brainstorm Better Crowd Control\nBy now you\u2019ve probably heard about the bomb scare that paralyzed JFK airport in July. I was among the evacuated travelers, and I have a tale of confused crowds, misaligned authorities, and a disorganized mass evacuation that didn\u2019t have to happen. After this first-hand experience, it led us at ELM to wonder what went wrong and more importantly, how we would train airport staff and authorities to better manage a similar event in the future.\n\u201cZero organization\u2026\u201d\nI was evacuated from the airport and eventually let back in after a suspicious package was deemed unthreatening. Still, the mass confusion about protocol left a lot of people wondering what to do\u2013even those that should have known better. \u201cMultiple security organizations, including the TSA, NYPD, Port Authority police and many others were giving conflicting information to the crowds,\u201d I told the team. \u201cEven after it was all over and we\u2026reentered the airport, the personnel inside said we were not allowed to enter.\u201d\nFrustrating, right? Not only is a bomb scare a major threat and traumatizing for passengers, that trauma is compounded when staff, law enforcement, and the authorities give conflicting information and don\u2019t follow the same protocol.\nIn hospital emergency rooms, personnel is taught to triage effectively using live actors and role-playing scenarios to keep their skills sharp and see how they\u2019d react in real-life situations. Because these simulations ensure everyone completes their roles and works as a team, they\u2019re highly effective in ensuring the best quality of care.\nOf course, real-life simulations played out by actors are expensive\u2013costing both time and money that isn\u2019t feasible on a massive scale (like that of an airport). Still, there are ways to create simulations that could prevent the mass hysteria and confusion of the JFK bomb scare.\nOne of the main issues of the JFK scenario is the fact that personnel had different roles and were reacting to the situation differently. Airline staff was not given the same information as law enforcement, and passengers were at the mercy of whoever happened to be standing in front of them at the time. What if, however, all personnel had undergone the same role-based training via 3D simulation? Computer-based simulations could not only help staff and personnel know how to properly react in emergency situations, but also see how other personnel is meant to react as well. By understanding how to open the chains of communication, assume the proper roles, and see how others have been instructed to react, the JFK confusion could have been completely avoided.\nSimulations create a consistent experience for all of those involved with emergency protocol, so everyone is on the same page. While your organization might not be responsible for reacting to bomb scares, the same tactics could be applied to any emergency training or scenarios where multiple departments need to be deployed and mobilized at the same time. Consider it a low-cost, highly-effective fire drill: Using simulations lets employees practice their skills and use teamwork in a low-stakes environment.\nIf the JFK bomb scare was like an emergency room triage drill, there are clearly some gaps in airport personnel training. By reforming the way airports think about emergency protocol and creating open communication between departments, staff, and law enforcement, it\u2019s our hope that when it\u2019s for real, they\u2019ll be prepared.",
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        "raw_content": "What You Need to Know About Personal Guarantees\nIf you\u2019ve ever applied for a small business loan, you might have been asked to provide a personal guarantee. A personal guarantee reduces a lender\u2019s risk associated with a small business loan because it gives lenders the right to pursue your personal assets if your business defaults on its business loan. It\u2019s important you understand the nature of a personal guarantee and what it could mean for you and your personal finances.\nA personal guarantee is just what it sounds like. It gives your lender the right to pursue your (the guarantor) personal assets if your business defaults on a business loan.\nBy agreeing to a personal guarantee, you (the guarantor) are agreeing to be 100% personally responsible for the entire loan amount, in addition to any collection, legal or other costs related to the loan.\nDoes OnDeck Require a Personal Guarantee?\nFor many small business owners, it\u2019s likely a personal guarantee will be a part of any small business loan. And yes, like many lenders, OnDeck requires a personal guarantee.\nIf you\u2019re unsure of any loan documents, including those pertaining to a personal guarantee, consult a trusted advisor or you attorney to make sure you understand what is required and how that could impact you and your business.\nNext: How To Get Happy Customers To Write You Online Reviews",
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        "raw_content": "Agencies, consultants and service providers have been announcing the digital transformation for years. For all those who think it\u2019s just a trend, here are some provoking thoughts which might give you a new impulse.\nDid you already start with digital change? Just a little bit? Then it\u2019s about time to move on. As a recent study by InterSearch shows, competition is not asleep: 81 percent of German SMEs state that the digital transformation has been largely implemented in their companies. 28 percent of the companies have their core business completely converted to digital processes\nThese figures prove that digital transformation is more than just a recent trend. It is already a reality for many people and is seen as a bridge to the future. It does not matter what size the company is. Digitization is for everyone. That is why the last stragglers should now also become active and take advantage of the various opportunities.\nPractical example: There is a lot to learn from trading companies\nOTTO, known as a major mail order company, changed its business model at an early stage and digitized it. In the meantime, the traditional company has become one of the three top-selling online retailers. The list is headed by AMAZON. The young company ZALANDO is ranked 3rd. Everyone knows the TOP 3 and has something to do with them today. Despite the American origin of AMAZON, the digital offer has made sure that this company has changed the market permanently.\nAs a result, small and medium-sized businesses are put under pressure in many areas with digital products and services from the large corporations. In addition, purchasing behavior is changing. This is evident, for example, in the customer\u2019s emancipation to inform oneself about products and, above all, prices. This applies to both B2C and B2B. Purchasers in the company also use the Internet to search for suppliers and to compare prices. In addition to the digital services of the big players, more and more start-ups are putting the medium-sized businesses under pressure. The reason for this is, on the one hand, new offers that meet the digital wishes and requirements of the target group. On the other hand, start-ups are convincing with a new approach that addresses the following three questions:\nHow can I offer the same quality products at lower prices?\nHow can I make the product attractive to my generation?\nAnd how can I address the young decision-makers in my target group in a modern way?\nThe answers to the above questions will be found in digital technologies and digital processes. They will base their corporate strategy and structure on this digital foundation and thus achieve a high degree of automation, which will have a positive effect on fixed costs in product calculation. With lean, ERP-supported business processes, the innovative company keeps administrative costs low. To survive in the marketplace in the future it will take the following:\nlow process costs\ninnovative (digitalized) products\nIt is important to work continuously on these points. The first step is the development of a digital strategy with the development of digital business models, the development of digital potentials for existing products and the development of digital market and customer access. Any company can make these considerations. The answers to these questions are individual and form the first step towards keeping pace with tough competition.\n\u2039 Marketing Automation Retainly Releases New Pricing Model\nERP for start-ups: Three advantages at a glance \u203a\nApril 12, 2018 EAS-News Comments Off on FPX Partners with Zilliant to Maximize Customer Lifetime Value Across B2B Organizations",
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        "raw_content": "\"Freedom of worship\" and \"Freedom to Worship\" redirect here. For the 1943 painting, see Freedom to Worship (painting).\nFor exemptions to anti-discrimination policy often known as \"religious liberty\" or \"conscience protection\", see Religious freedom bill.\nPeople praying to Lord Brahma, a Hindu deity, at the Erawan shrine, Bangkok\nFreedom of religion is a principle that supports the freedom of an individual or community, in public or private, to manifest religion or belief in teaching, practice, worship, and observance. It also includes the freedom to change one's religion or beliefs.[1]\nFreedom of religion is considered by many people and most of the nations to be a fundamental human right.[2][3] In a country with a state religion, freedom of religion is generally considered to mean that the government permits religious practices of other sects besides the state religion, and does not persecute believers in other faiths. Freedom of belief is different. It allows the right to believe what a person, group or religion wishes, but it does not necessarily allow the right to practice the religion or belief openly and outwardly in a public manner.\nThis section possibly contains inappropriate or misinterpreted citations that do not verify the text. Please help improve this article by checking for citation inaccuracies. (September 2010) (Learn how and when to remove this template message)\nMinerva as a symbol of enlightened wisdom protects the believers of all religions (Daniel Chodowiecki, 1791)\nHistorically, freedom of religion has been used to refer to the tolerance of different theological systems of belief, while freedom of worship has been defined as freedom of individual action. Nevertheless, freedom from religion is a far more pressing moralistic, legal, and peaceful solution. Each of these have existed to varying degrees. While many countries have accepted some form of religious freedom, this has also often been limited in practice through punitive taxation, repressive social legislation, and political disenfranchisement. Compare examples of individual freedom in Italy or the Muslim tradition of dhimmis, literally \"protected individuals\" professing an officially tolerated non-Muslim religion.\nThe Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen (1789) guarantees freedom of religion, as long as religious activities do not infringe on public order in ways detrimental to society.\nIn Antiquity, a syncretic point of view often allowed communities of traders to operate under their own customs. When street mobs of separate quarters clashed in a Hellenistic or Roman city, the issue was generally perceived to be an infringement of community rights.\nCyrus the Great established the Achaemenid Empire ca. 550 BC, and initiated a general policy of permitting religious freedom throughout the empire, documenting this on the Cyrus Cylinder.[4][5]\nSome of the historical exceptions have been in regions where one of the revealed religions has been in a position of power: Judaism, Zoroastrianism, Christianity and Islam. Others have been where the established order has felt threatened, as shown in the trial of Socrates in 399 BC or where the ruler has been deified, as in Rome, and refusal to offer token sacrifice was similar to refusing to take an oath of allegiance. This was the core for resentment and the persecution of early Christian communities.\nFreedom of religious worship was established in the Buddhist Maurya Empire of ancient India by Ashoka the Great in the 3rd century BC, which was encapsulated in the Edicts of Ashoka.\nGreek-Jewish clashes at Cyrene in 73 AD and 117 AD and in Alexandria in 115 AD provide examples of cosmopolitan cities as scenes of tumult.\nThe Romans tolerated most religions, including Judaism and encouraged local subjects to continue worshipping their own gods. They did not however, tolerate Christianity until it was legalised by the Roman emperor Galerius in 311. The Edict of Milan guaranteed freedom of religion in the Roman Empire until the Edict of Thessalonica in 380, which outlawed all religions except Christianity.\nMuslim worldEdit\nFollowing a period of fighting lasting around a hundred years before 620 AD which mainly involved Arab and Jewish inhabitants of Medina (then known as Yathrib), religious freedom for Muslims, Jews and pagans was declared by Muhammad in the Constitution of Medina. The Islamic Caliphate later guaranteed religious freedom under the conditions that non-Muslim communities accept dhimmi status and their adult males pay the punitive jizya tax instead of the zakat paid by Muslim citizens.[6] Though Dhimmis were not given the same political rights as Muslims, they nevertheless did enjoy equality under the laws of property, contract, and obligation.[7][8][9]\nReligious pluralism existed in classical Islamic ethics and Sharia, as the religious laws and courts of other religions, including Christianity, Judaism and Hinduism, were usually accommodated within the Islamic legal framework, as seen in the early Caliphate, Al-Andalus, Indian subcontinent, and the Ottoman Millet system.[10][11] In medieval Islamic societies, the qadi (Islamic judges) usually could not interfere in the matters of non-Muslims unless the parties voluntarily choose to be judged according to Islamic law, thus the dhimmi communities living in Islamic states usually had their own laws independent from the Sharia law, such as the Jews who would have their own Halakha courts.[12]\nDhimmis were allowed to operate their own courts following their own legal systems in cases that did not involve other religious groups, or capital offences or threats to public order.[13] Non-Muslims were allowed to engage in religious practices that were usually forbidden by Islamic law, such as the consumption of alcohol and pork, as well as religious practices which Muslims found repugnant, such as the Zoroastrian practice of incestuous \"self-marriage\" where a man could marry his mother, sister or daughter. According to the famous Islamic legal scholar Ibn Qayyim (1292\u20131350), non-Muslims had the right to engage in such religious practices even if it offended Muslims, under the conditions that such cases not be presented to Islamic Sharia courts and that these religious minorities believed that the practice in question is permissible according to their religion.[14]\nDespite Dhimmis enjoying special statuses under the Caliphates, they were not considered equals, and sporadic persecutions of non-Muslim groups did occur in the history of the Caliphates.[15][16][17]\nMain article: Freedom of religion in India\nAncient Jews fleeing from persecution in their homeland 2,500 years ago settled in India and never faced anti-Semitism.[18] Freedom of religion edicts have been found written during Ashoka the Great's reign in the 3rd century BC. Freedom to practise, preach and propagate any religion is a constitutional right in Modern India. Most major religious festivals of the main communities are included in the list of national holidays.\nAlthough India is an 80% Hindu country, India is a secular state without any state religions.\nMany scholars and intellectuals believe that India's predominant religion, Hinduism, has long been a most tolerant religion.[19] Rajni Kothari, founder of the Centre for the Study of Developing Societies has written, \"[India] is a country built on the foundations of a civilisation that is fundamentally non-religious.\"[20]\nThe Dalai Lama, the Tibetan leader in exile, said that religious tolerance of 'Aryabhoomi,' a reference to India found in the Mahabharata, has been in existence in this country from thousands of years. \"Not only Hinduism, Jainism, Buddhism, Sikhism which are the native religions but also Christianity and Islam have flourished here. Religious tolerance is inherent in Indian tradition,\" the Dalai Lama said.[21]\nFreedom of religion in the Indian subcontinent is exemplified by the reign of King Piyadasi (304\u2013232 BC) (Ashoka). One of King Ashoka's main concerns was to reform governmental institutes and exercise moral principles in his attempt to create a just and humane society. Later he promoted the principles of Buddhism, and the creation of a just, understanding and fair society was held as an important principle for many ancient rulers of this time in the East.\nThe importance of freedom of worship in India was encapsulated in an inscription of Ashoka:\nKing Piyadasi (Ashok) dear to the Gods, honours all sects, the ascetics (hermits) or those who dwell at home, he honours them with charity and in other ways. But the King, dear to the Gods, attributes less importance to this charity and these honours than to the vow of seeing the reign of virtues, which constitutes the essential part of them. For all these virtues there is a common source, modesty of speech. That is to say, one must not exalt one's creed discrediting all others, nor must one degrade these others without legitimate reasons. One must, on the contrary, render to other creeds the honour befitting them.\nOn the main Asian continent, the Mongols were tolerant of religions. People could worship as they wished freely and openly.\nAfter the arrival of Europeans, Christians in their zeal to convert local as per belief in conversion as service of God, have also been seen to fall into frivolous methods since their arrival, though by and large there are hardly any reports of law and order disturbance from mobs with Christian beliefs, except perhaps in the north eastern region of India.[22]\nFreedom of religion in contemporary India is a fundamental right guaranteed under Article 25 of the nation's constitution. Accordingly, every citizen of India has a right to profess, practice and propagate their religions peacefully.[23] Vishwa Hindu Parishad counters this argument by saying that evangelical Christians are forcefully (or through money) converting rural, illiterate populations and they are only trying to stop this.\nIn September 2010, the Indian state of Kerala's State Election Commissioner announced that \"Religious heads cannot issue calls to vote for members of a particular community or to defeat the nonbelievers\".[24] The Catholic Church comprising Latin, Syro-Malabar and Syro-Malankara rites used to give clear directions to the faithful on exercising their franchise during elections through pastoral letters issued by bishops or council of bishops. The pastoral letter issued by Kerala Catholic Bishops' Council (KCBC) on the eve of the poll urged the faithful to shun atheists.[24]\nEven today, most Indians celebrate all religious festivals with equal enthusiasm and respect. Hindu festivals like Deepavali and Holi, Muslim festivals like Eid al-Fitr, Eid-Ul-Adha, Muharram, Christian festivals like Christmas and other festivals like Buddha Purnima, Mahavir Jayanti, Gur Purab etc. are celebrated and enjoyed by all Indians.\nReligious intoleranceEdit\nNineteenth century allegorical statue on the Congress Column in Belgium depicting religious freedom\nMost Roman Catholic kingdoms kept a tight rein on religious expression throughout the Middle Ages. Jews were alternately tolerated and persecuted, the most notable examples of the latter being the expulsion of all Jews from Spain in 1492. Some of those who remained and converted were tried as heretics in the Inquisition for allegedly practicing Judaism in secret. Despite the persecution of Jews, they were the most tolerated non-Catholic faith in Europe.\nHowever, the latter was in part a reaction to the growing movement that became the Reformation. As early as 1380, John Wycliffe in England denied transubstantiation and began his translation of the Bible into English. He was condemned in a Papal Bull in 1410, and all his books were burned.\nIn 1414, Jan Hus, a Bohemian preacher of reformation, was given a safe conduct by the Holy Roman Emperor to attend the Council of Constance. Not entirely trusting in his safety, he made his will before he left. His forebodings proved accurate, and he was burned at the stake on 6 July 1415. The Council also decreed that Wycliffe's remains be disinterred and cast out. This decree was not carried out until 1429.\nAfter the fall of the city of Granada, Spain, in 1492, the Muslim population was promised religious freedom by the Treaty of Granada, but that promise was short-lived. In 1501, Granada's Muslims were given an ultimatum to either convert to Christianity or to emigrate. The majority converted, but only superficially, continuing to dress and speak as they had before and to secretly practice Islam. The Moriscos (converts to Christianity) were ultimately expelled from Spain between 1609 (Castile) and 1614 (rest of Spain), by Philip III.\nMartin Luther published his famous 95 Theses in Wittenberg on 31 October 1517. His major aim was theological, summed up in the three basic dogmas of Protestantism:\nThe Bible only is infallible.\nEvery Christian can interpret it.\nHuman sins are so wrongful that no deed or merit, only God's grace, can lead to salvation.\nIn consequence, Luther hoped to stop the sale of indulgences and to reform the Church from within. In 1521, he was given the chance to recant at the Diet of Worms before Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor. After he refused to recant, he was declared heretic. Partly for his own protection, he was sequestered on the Wartburg in the possessions of Frederick III, Elector of Saxony, where he translated the New Testament into German. He was excommunicated by Papal Bull in 1521.\nHowever, the movement continued to gain ground in his absence and spread to Switzerland. Huldrych Zwingli preached reform in Z\u00fcrich from 1520 to 1523. He opposed the sale of indulgences, celibacy, pilgrimages, pictures, statues, relics, altars, and organs. This culminated in outright war between the Swiss cantons that accepted Protestantism and the Catholics. The Catholics were victorious, and Zwingli was killed in battle in 1531. The Catholic cantons were magnanimous in victory.[citation needed]\nThe defiance of Papal authority proved contagious, and in 1533, when Henry VIII of England was excommunicated for his divorce and remarriage to Anne Boleyn, he promptly established a state church with bishops appointed by the crown. This was not without internal opposition, and Thomas More, who had been his Lord Chancellor, was executed in 1535 for opposition to Henry.\nIn 1535, the Swiss canton of Geneva became Protestant. In 1536, the Bernese imposed the reformation on the canton of Vaud by conquest. They sacked the cathedral in Lausanne and destroyed all its art and statuary. John Calvin, who had been active in Geneva was expelled in 1538 in a power struggle, but he was invited back in 1540.\nA U.S. postage stamp commemorating religious freedom and the Flushing Remonstrance\nThe same kind of seesaw back and forth between Protestantism and Catholicism was evident in England when Mary I of England returned that country briefly to the Catholic fold in 1553 and persecuted Protestants. However, her half-sister, Elizabeth I of England was to restore the Church of England in 1558, this time permanently, and began to persecute Catholics again. The King James Bible commissioned by King James I of England and published in 1611 proved a landmark for Protestant worship, with official Catholic forms of worship being banned.\nIn France, although peace was made between Protestants and Catholics at the Treaty of Saint Germain in 1570, persecution continued, most notably in the Massacre of Saint Bartholomew's Day on 24 August 1572, in which thousands of Protestants throughout France were killed. A few years before, at the \"Michelade\" of N\u00eemes in 1567, Protestants had massacred the local Catholic clergy.\nEarly steps and attempts in the way of toleranceEdit\nThe cross of the war memorial and a menorah coexist in Oxford, Oxfordshire, England\nThe Norman Kingdom of Sicily under Roger II was characterized by its multi-ethnic nature and religious tolerance. Normans, Jews, Muslim Arabs, Byzantine Greeks, Lombards, and native Sicilians lived in harmony.[25][26][not in citation given] Rather than exterminate the Muslims of Sicily, Roger II's grandson Emperor Frederick II of Hohenstaufen (1215\u20131250) allowed them to settle on the mainland and build mosques. Not least, he enlisted them in his \u2013 Christian \u2013 army and even into his personal bodyguards.[27][need quotation to verify][28][need quotation to verify]\nBohemia (present-day Czech Republic) enjoyed religious freedom between 1436 and 1520, and became one of the most liberal countries of the Christian world during that period of time. The so-called Basel Compacts of 1436 declared the freedom of religion and peace between Catholics and Utraquists. In 1609 Emperor Rudolf II granted Bohemia greater religious liberty with his Letter of Majesty. The privileged position of the Catholic Church in the Czech kingdom was firmly established after the Battle of White Mountain in 1620. Gradually freedom of religion in Bohemian lands came to an end and Protestants fled or were expelled from the country. A devout Catholic, Emperor Ferdinand II forcibly converted Austrian and Bohemian Protestants.[citation needed]\nIn the meantime, in Germany Philip Melanchthon drafted the Augsburg Confession as a common confession for the Lutherans and the free territories. It was presented to Charles V in 1530.\nIn the Holy Roman Empire, Charles V agreed to tolerate Lutheranism in 1555 at the Peace of Augsburg. Each state was to take the religion of its prince, but within those states, there was not necessarily religious tolerance. Citizens of other faiths could relocate to a more hospitable environment.\nIn France, from the 1550s, many attempts to reconcile Catholics and Protestants and to establish tolerance failed because the State was too weak to enforce them. It took the victory of prince Henry IV of France, who had converted into Protestantism, and his accession to the throne, to impose religious tolerance formalized in the Edict of Nantes in 1598. It would remain in force for over 80 years until its revocation in 1685 by Louis XIV of France. Intolerance remained the norm until Louis XVI, who signed the Edict of Versailles (1787), then the constitutional text of 24 December 1789, granting civilian rights to Protestants. The French Revolution then abolished state religion and confiscated all Church property, turning intolerance against Catholics.[citation needed]\nEarly laws and legal guarantees for religious freedomEdit\nPrincipality of TransylvaniaEdit\nIn 1558, the Transylvanian Diet's Edict of Torda declared free practice of both Catholicism and Lutheranism. Calvinism, however, was prohibited. Calvinism was included among the accepted religions in 1564. Ten years after the first law, in 1568, the same Diet, under the chairmanship of King of Hungary, and Prince of Transylvania John Sigismund Z\u00e1polya (John II.),[29] following the teaching of Ferenc D\u00e1vid,[30] the founder of the Unitarian Church of Transylvania,[31] extended the freedom to all religions, declaring that \"It is not allowed to anybody to intimidate anybody with captivity or expelling for his religion\". However, it was more than a religious tolerance; it declared the equality of the religions, prohibiting all kinds of acts from authorities or from simple people, which could harm other groups or people because of their religious beliefs. The emergence in social hierarchy wasn't dependent on the religion of the person thus Transylvania had also Catholic and Protestant monarchs, who all respected the Edict of Torda. The lack of state religion was unique for centuries in Europe. Therefore, the Edict of Torda is considered as the first legal guarantee of religious freedom in Christian Europe.[32]\nDeclaration, by Ferenc D\u00e1vid of Religious and Conscience Freedom in the Diet of Torda in 1568, painting by Alad\u00e1r K\u00f6r\u00f6sf\u0151i-Kriesch\nAct of Religious Tolerance and Freedom of Conscience: His majesty, our Lord, in what manner he \u2013 together with his realm \u2013 legislated in the matter of religion at the previous Diets, in the same matter now, in this Diet, reaffirms that in every place the preachers shall preach and explain the Gospel each according to his understanding of it, and if the congregation like it, well. If not, no one shall compel them for their souls would not be satisfied, but they shall be permitted to keep a preacher whose teaching they approve. Therefore none of the superintendents or others shall abuse the preachers, no one shall be reviled for his religion by anyone, according to the previous statutes, and it is not permitted that anyone should threaten anyone else by imprisonment or by removal from his post for his teaching. For faith is the gift of God and this comes from hearing, which hearings is by the word of God.\n\u2014\u2009 Diet at Torda, 1568 : King John Sigismund[33]\nFour religions (Catholicism, Lutheranism, Calvinism, Unitarianism) were named as accepted religions (religo recepta), having their representatives in the Transylvanian Diet, while the other religions, like the Orthodoxs, Sabbatarians and Anabaptists were tolerated churches (religio tolerata), which meant that they had no power in the law making and no veto rights in the Diet, but they were not persecuted in any way. Thanks to the Edict of Torda, from the last decades of the 16th Century Transylvania was the only place in Europe, where so many religions could live together in harmony and without persecution.[34]\nThis religious freedom ended however for some of the religions of Transylvania in 1638. After this year the Sabbatarians begun to be persecuted, and forced to convert to one of the accepted religions of Transylvania.[35]\nHabsburg rule in TransylvaniaEdit\nAlso the Unitarians (despite of being one of the \"accepted religions\") started to be put under an ever-growing pressure, which culminated after the Habsburg conquest of Transylvania (1691),[36] Also after the Habsburg occupation, the new Austrian masters forced in the middle of the 18th century the Hutterite Anabaptists (who found a safe heaven in 1621 in Transylvania, after the persecution to which they were subjected in the Austrian provinces and Moravia) to convert to Catholicism or to migrate in another country, which finally the Anabaptists did, leaving Transylvania and Hungary for Wallachia, than from there to Russia, and finally in the United States.[37]\nIn the Union of Utrecht (20 January 1579), personal freedom of religion was declared in the struggle between the Northern Netherlands and Spain. The Union of Utrecht was an important step in the establishment of the Dutch Republic (from 1581 to 1795). Under Calvinist leadership, the Netherlands became the most tolerant country in Europe. It granted asylum to persecuted religious minorities, such as the Huguenots, the Dissenters, and the Jews who had been expelled from Spain and Portugal.[38] The establishment of a Jewish community in the Netherlands and New Amsterdam (present-day New York) during the Dutch Republic is an example of religious freedom. When New Amsterdam surrendered to the English in 1664, freedom of religion was guaranteed in the Articles of Capitulation. It benefitted also the Jews who had landed on Manhattan Island in 1654, fleeing Portuguese persecution in Brazil. During the 18th century, other Jewish communities were established at Newport, Rhode Island, Philadelphia, Charleston, Savannah, and Richmond.[39]\nIntolerance of dissident forms of Protestantism also continued, as evidenced by the exodus of the Pilgrims, who sought refuge, first in the Netherlands, and ultimately in America, founding Plymouth Colony in Massachusetts in 1620. William Penn, the founder of Philadelphia, was involved in a case which had a profound effect upon future American laws and those of England. In a classic case of jury nullification, the jury refused to convict William Penn of preaching a Quaker sermon, which was illegal. Even though the jury was imprisoned for their acquittal, they stood by their decision and helped establish the freedom of religion.[citation needed]\nOriginal act of the Warsaw Confederation 1573. The beginning of religious freedom in the Polish\u2013Lithuanian Commonwealth\nThe General Charter of Jewish Liberties known as the Statute of Kalisz was issued by the Duke of Greater Poland Boleslaus the Pious on 8 September 1264 in Kalisz. The statute served as the basis for the legal position of Jews in Poland and led to the creation of the Yiddish-speaking autonomous Jewish nation until 1795. The statute granted exclusive jurisdiction of Jewish courts over Jewish matters and established a separate tribunal for matters involving Christians and Jews. Additionally, it guaranteed personal liberties and safety for Jews including freedom of religion, travel, and trade. The statute was ratified by subsequent Polish Kings: Casimir III of Poland in 1334, Casimir IV of Poland in 1453 and Sigismund I of Poland in 1539. Poland freed Jews from direct royal authority, opening up enormous administrative and economic opportunities to them.[40]\nPolish\u2013Lithuanian CommonwealthEdit\nMain article: Warsaw Confederation\nThe right to worship freely was a basic right given to all inhabitants of the future Polish\u2013Lithuanian Commonwealth throughout the 15th and early 16th century, however, complete freedom of religion was officially recognized in 1573 during the Warsaw Confederation. Polish\u2013Lithuanian Commonwealth kept religious freedom laws during an era when religious persecution was an everyday occurrence in the rest of Europe.[41]\nSee also: Freedom of religion in the United States\nMost of the early colonies were generally not tolerant of dissident forms of worship, with Maryland being one of the exceptions. For example, Roger Williams found it necessary to found a new colony in Rhode Island to escape persecution in the theocratically dominated colony of Massachusetts. The Puritans of the Massachusetts Bay Colony were the most active of the New England persecutors of Quakers, and the persecuting spirit was shared by Plymouth Colony and the colonies along the Connecticut river.[42] In 1660, one of the most notable victims of the religious intolerance was English Quaker Mary Dyer, who was hanged in Boston, Massachusetts for repeatedly defying a Puritan law banning Quakers from the colony.[42] As one of the four executed Quakers known as the Boston martyrs, the hanging of Dyer on the Boston gallows marked the beginning of the end of the Puritan theocracy and New England independence from English rule, and in 1661 King Charles II explicitly forbade Massachusetts from executing anyone for professing Quakerism.[43] Anti-Catholic sentiment appeared in New England with the first Pilgrim and Puritan settlers.[44] In 1647, Massachusetts passed a law prohibiting any Jesuit Roman Catholic priests from entering territory under Puritan jurisdiction.[45] Any suspected person who could not clear himself was to be banished from the colony; a second offense carried a death penalty.[46] The Pilgrims of New England held radical Protestant disapproval of Christmas.[47] Christmas observance was outlawed in Boston in 1659.[48] The ban by the Puritans was revoked in 1681 by an English appointed governor, however it was not until the mid-19th century that celebrating Christmas became common in the Boston region.[49]\nFreedom of religion was first applied as a principle of government in the founding of the colony of Maryland, founded by the Catholic Lord Baltimore, in 1634.[50] Fifteen years later (1649), the Maryland Toleration Act, drafted by Lord Baltimore, provided: \"No person or persons...shall from henceforth be any waies troubled, molested or discountenanced for or in respect of his or her religion nor in the free exercise thereof.\" The Act allowed freedom of worship for all Trinitarian Christians in Maryland, but sentenced to death anyone who denied the divinity of Jesus. The Maryland Toleration Act was repealed during the Cromwellian Era with the assistance of Protestant assemblymen and a new law barring Catholics from openly practicing their religion was passed.[51] In 1657, the Catholic Lord Baltimore regained control after making a deal with the colony's Protestants, and in 1658 the Act was again passed by the colonial assembly. This time, it would last more than thirty years, until 1692[52] when, after Maryland's Protestant Revolution of 1689, freedom of religion was again rescinded.[50][53] In addition, in 1704, an Act was passed \"to prevent the growth of Popery in this Province\", preventing Catholics from holding political office.[53] Full religious toleration would not be restored in Maryland until the American Revolution, when Maryland's Charles Carroll of Carrollton signed the American Declaration of Independence.\nRhode Island (1636), Connecticut (1636), New Jersey, and Pennsylvania (1682) \u2013 founded by Protestants Roger Williams, Thomas Hooker, and William Penn, respectively \u2013 combined the democratic form of government which had been developed by the Puritans and the Separatist Congregationalists in Massachusetts with religious freedom.[54][55][56][57] These colonies became sanctuaries for persecuted religious minorities. Catholics and later on Jews also had full citizenship and free exercise of their religions.[58][59][60] Williams, Hooker, Penn, and their friends were firmly convinced that freedom of conscience was the will of God. Williams gave the most profound argument: As faith is the free work of the Holy Spirit, it cannot be forced on a person. Therefore, strict separation of church and state has to be kept.[61] Pennsylvania was the only colony that retained unlimited religious freedom until the foundation of the United States in 1776. It was the inseparable connection between democracy, religious freedom, and the other forms of freedom which became the political and legal basis of the new nation. In particular, Baptists and Presbyterians demanded the disestablishment of state churches \u2013 Anglican and Congregationalist \u2013 and the protection of religious freedom.[62]\nReiterating Maryland's and the other colonies' earlier colonial legislation, the Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom, written in 1779 by Thomas Jefferson, proclaimed:\n[N]o man shall be compelled to frequent or support any religious worship, place, or ministry whatsoever, nor shall be enforced, restrained, molested, or burthened in his body or goods, nor shall otherwise suffer, on account of his religious opinions or belief; but that all men shall be free to profess, and by argument to maintain, their opinions in matters of religion, and that the same shall in no wise diminish, enlarge, or affect their civil capacities.\nThose sentiments also found expression in the First Amendment of the national constitution, part of the United States' Bill of Rights: \"Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof...\"\nThe United States formally considers religious freedom in its foreign relations. The International Religious Freedom Act of 1998 established the United States Commission on International Religious Freedom which investigates the records of over 200 other nations with respect to religious freedom, and makes recommendations to submit nations with egregious records to ongoing scrutiny and possible economic sanctions. Many human rights organizations have urged the United States to be still more vigorous in imposing sanctions on countries that do not permit or tolerate religious freedom.\nFurther information: Freedom of religion in Canada\nFreedom of religion in Canada is a constitutionally protected right, allowing believers the freedom to assemble and worship without limitation or interference. Canadian law goes further, requiring that private citizens and companies provide reasonable accommodation to those, for example, with strong religious beliefs. The Canadian Human Rights Act allows an exception to reasonable accommodation with respect to religious dress, such as a Sikh turban, when there is a bona fide occupational requirement, such as a workplace requiring a hard hat.[63]\nOn 25 November 1981, the United Nations General Assembly passed the Declaration on the Elimination of All Forms of Intolerance and of Discrimination Based on Religion or Belief. This declaration recognizes freedom of religion as a fundamental human right in accordance with several other instruments of international law.[64]\nHowever, the most substantial binding legal instruments that guarantee the right to freedom of religion that was passed by the international community is the Convention on the Rights of the Child which states in its Article 14: \"States Parties shall respect the right of the child to freedom of thought, conscience and religion. \u2013 States Parties shall respect the rights and duties of the parents and, when applicable, legal guardians, to provide direction to the child in the exercise of his or her right in a manner consistent with the evolving capacities of the child. \u2013 Freedom to manifest one's religion or beliefs may be subject only to such limitations as are prescribed by law and are necessary to protect public safety, order, health or morals, or the fundamental rights and freedoms of others.\"[65]\nContemporary debatesEdit\nTheistic, non-theistic and atheistic beliefsEdit\nIn 1993, the UN's human rights committee declared that article 18 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights \"protects theistic, non-theistic and atheistic beliefs, as well as the right not to profess any religion or belief.\"[66] The committee further stated that \"the freedom to have or to adopt a religion or belief necessarily entails the freedom to choose a religion or belief, including the right to replace one's current religion or belief with another or to adopt atheistic views.\" Signatories to the convention are barred from \"the use of threat of physical force or penal sanctions to compel believers or non-believers\" to recant their beliefs or convert. Despite this, minority religions still are persecuted in many parts of the world.[67][68]\nLiberal secularEdit\nAdam Smith argued in favour of freedom of religion.\nThe French philosopher Voltaire noted in his book on English society, Letters on the English, that freedom of religion in a diverse society was deeply important to maintaining peace in that country. That it was also important in understanding why England at that time was more prosperous in comparison to the country's less religiously tolerant European neighbours.\nIf one religion only were allowed in England, the Government would very possibly become arbitrary; if there were but two, the people would cut one another\u2019s throats; but as there are such a multitude, they all live happy and in peace.[69]\nAdam Smith, in his book The Wealth of Nations (using an argument first put forward by his friend and contemporary David Hume), states that in the long run it is in the best interests of society as a whole and the civil magistrate (government) in particular to allow people to freely choose their own religion, as it helps prevent civil unrest and reduces intolerance. So long as there are enough different religions and/or religious sects operating freely in a society then they are all compelled to moderate their more controversial and violent teachings, so as to be more appealing to more people and so have an easier time attracting new converts. It is this free competition amongst religious sects for converts that ensures stability and tranquillity in the long run.\nSmith also points out that laws that prevent religious freedom and seek to preserve the power and belief in a particular religion will, in the long run, only serve to weaken and corrupt that religion, as its leaders and preachers become complacent, disconnected and unpractised in their ability to seek and win over new converts:[70]\nThe interested and active zeal of religious teachers can be dangerous and troublesome only where there is either but one sect tolerated in the society, or where the whole of a large society is divided into two or three great sects; the teachers of each acting by concert, and under a regular discipline and subordination. But that zeal must be altogether innocent, where the society is divided into two or three hundred, or, perhaps, into as many thousand small sects, of which no one could be considerable enough to disturb the public tranquillity. The teachers of each sect, seeing themselves surrounded on all sides with more adversaries than friends, would be obliged to learn that candour and moderation which are so seldom to be found among the teachers of those great sects.[71]\nHinduism is one of the more broad-minded religions when it comes to religious freedom.[72] It respects the right of everyone to reach God in their own way. Hindus believe in different ways to preach attainment of God and religion as a philosophy and hence respect all religions as equal. One of the famous Hindu sayings about religion is: \"Truth is one; sages call it by different names.\"[72]\nWomen detained at Western Wall for wearing prayer shawls; photo from Women of the Wall\nJudaism includes multiple streams, such as Orthodox, Reform Judaism, Conservative Judaism, Reconstructionist Judaism, Jewish Renewal and Humanistic Judaism. However, Judaism also exists in many forms as a civilization, possessing characteristics known as peoplehood, rather than strictly as a religion.[73] In the Torah, Jews are forbidden to practice idolatry and are commanded to root out pagan and idolatrous practices within their midst, including killing idolaters who sacrifice children to their gods, or engage in immoral activities. However, these laws are not adhered to anymore as Jews have usually lived among a multi-religious community.\nAfter the conquest of the Kingdoms of Israel and Judea by the Roman Empire, a Jewish state did not exist until 1948 with the establishment of the State of Israel. For over 1500 years Jewish people lived under pagan, Christian, Muslim, etc. rule. As such Jewish people in some of these states faced persecution. From the pogroms in Europe during the Middle Ages to the establishment of segregated Jewish ghettos during World War II. In the Middle East, Jews were categorised as dhimmi, non- Muslims permitted to live within a Muslim state. Even though given rights within a Muslim state, a dhimmi is still not equal to a Muslim within Muslim society, the same way non-Jewish Israeli citizens are not equal with Jewish citizens in modern-day Israel.\nPossibly because of this history of long term persecution, Jews in modernity have been among the most active proponents of religious freedom in the US and abroad and have founded and supported anti-hate institutions, including the Anti-Defamation League, the Southern Poverty Law Center and the American Civil Liberties Union. Jews are very active in supporting Muslim and other religious groups in the US against discrimination and hate crimes and most Jewish congregations throughout the US and many individual Jews participate in interfaith community projects and programs.\nThe State of Israel was established for the Jewish diaspora after World War II. While the Israel Declaration of Independence stresses religious freedom as a fundamental principle, in practice the current[timeframe?] government, dominated by the ultra-Orthodox segment of the population has instituted legal barriers for those who do not practice Orthodox Judaism as Jews. However, as a nation state, Israel is very open towards other religions and religious practices, including public Muslim call to prayer chants and Christian prayer bells ringing in Jerusalem. Israel has been evaluated in research by the Pew organization as having \"high\" government restrictions on religion. The government recognizes only Orthodox Judaism in certain matters of personal status, and marriages can only be performed by religious authorities. The government provides the greatest funding to Orthodox Judaism, even though adherents represent a minority of citizens.[74] Jewish women, including Anat Hoffman, have been arrested at the Western Wall for praying and singing while wearing religious garments the Orthodox feel should be reserved for men. Women of the Wall have organized to promote religious freedom at the Wall.[75] In November 2014, a group of 60 non-Orthodox rabbinical students were told they would not be allowed to pray in the Knesset synagogue because it is reserved for Orthodox. Rabbi Joel Levy, director of the Conservative Yeshiva in Jerusalem, said that he had submitted the request on behalf of the students and saw their shock when the request was denied. He noted: \"paradoxically, this decision served as an appropriate end to our conversation about religion and state in Israel.\" MK Dov Lipman expressed the concern that many Knesset workers are unfamiliar with non-Orthodox and American practices and would view \"an egalitarian service in the synagogue as an affront.\"[76] The non-Orthodox forms of Jewish practice function independently in Israel, except for these issues of praying at the Western Wall.\nPart of the Oscar Straus Memorial in Washington, D.C. honoring the right to worship\nAccording to the Catholic Church in the Vatican II document on religious freedom, Dignitatis Humanae, \"the human person has a right to religious freedom\", which is described as \"immunity from coercion in civil society\".[77] This principle of religious freedom \"leaves untouched traditional Catholic doctrine on the moral duty of men and societies toward the true religion.\"[77] In addition, this right \"is to be recognized in the constitutional law whereby society is governed and thus it is to become a civil right.\"[77]\nPrior to this, Pope Pius IX had written a document called the Syllabus of Errors. The Syllabus was made up of phrases and paraphrases from earlier papal documents, along with index references to them, and presented as a list of \"condemned propositions\". It does not explain why each particular proposition is wrong, but it cites earlier documents to which the reader can refer for the Pope's reasons for saying each proposition is false. Among the statements included in the Syllabus are: \"[It is an error to say that] Every man is free to embrace and profess that religion which, guided by the light of reason, he shall consider true\" (15); \"[It is an error to say that] In the present day it is no longer expedient that the Catholic religion should be held as the only religion of the State, to the exclusion of all other forms of worship\"; \"[It is an error to say that] Hence it has been wisely decided by law, in some Catholic countries, that persons coming to reside therein shall enjoy the public exercise of their own peculiar worship\".[78]\nSome Orthodox Christians, especially those living in democratic countries, support religious freedom for all, as evidenced by the position of the Ecumenical Patriarchate. Many Protestant Christian churches, including some Baptists, Churches of Christ, Seventh-day Adventist Church and main line churches have a commitment to religious freedoms. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints also affirms religious freedom.[79]\nHowever others, such as African scholar Makau Mutua, have argued that Christian insistence on the propagation of their faith to native cultures as an element of religious freedom has resulted in a corresponding denial of religious freedom to native traditions and led to their destruction. As he states in the book produced by the Oslo Coalition on Freedom of Religion or Belief, \"Imperial religions have necessarily violated individual conscience and the communal expressions of Africans and their communities by subverting African religions.\"[80][81]\nIn their book Breaking India, Rajiv Malhotra and Aravindan Neelakandan discussed the \"US Church\" funding activities in India, such as the popularly advertised campaigns to \"save\" poor children by feeding, clothing, and educating them, with the book arguing that the funds collected were being used not so much for the purposes indicated to sponsors, but for indoctrination and conversion activities. They suggest that India is the prime target of a huge enterprise \u2013 a \"network\" of organizations, individuals, and churches \u2013 that, they argue, seem intensely devoted to the task of creating a separatist identity, history, and even religion for the vulnerable sections of India. They suggest that this nexus of players includes not only church groups, government bodies, and related organizations, but also private think tanks and academics.[82]\nJoel Spring has written about the Christianization of the Roman Empire:\nChristianity added new impetus to the expansion of empire. Increasing the arrogance of the imperial project, Christians insisted that the Gospels and the Church were the only valid sources of religious beliefs. Imperialists could claim that they were both civilizing the world and spreading the true religion. By the 5th century, Christianity was thought of as co-extensive with the Imperium romanum. This meant that to be human, as opposed to being a natural slave, was to be \"civilized\" and Christian. Historian Anthony Pagden argues, \"just as the civitas; had now become coterminous with Christianity, so to be human \u2013 to be, that is, one who was 'civil', and who was able to interpret correctly the law of nature \u2013 one had now also to be Christian.\" After the fifteenth century, most Western colonialists rationalized the spread of empire with the belief that they were saving a barbaric and pagan world by spreading Christian civilization.[83]\nSee also: Human rights in Islamic countries, Human rights in the Middle East, Application of sharia law by country, Islamism, and Political aspects of Islam\nFurther information: Marrakesh Declaration\nConversion to Islam is simple, but Muslims are forbidden to convert from Islam to another religion. Certain Muslim-majority countries are known for their restrictions on religious freedom, highly favoring Muslim citizens over non-Muslim citizens. Other countries[who?] having the same restrictive laws tend to be more liberal when imposing them. Even other Muslim-majority countries are secular and thus do not regulate religious belief.[84][not in citation given]\nIslamic theologians[who?] quote the Qur'an (\"There is no compulsion in religion\"[2:256] and \"Say: O you who reject faith, I do not worship what you worship, nor do you worship what I worship...To you be your religion, and to me be mine\"[109:1\u20136], i.e., Sura Al-Kafirun) to show scriptural support for religious freedom.\nQuran 2:190\u2013194, referring to the war against Pagans during the Battle of Badr in Medina, indicates that Muslims are only allowed to fight against those who intend to harm them (right of self-defense) and that if their enemies surrender, they must also stop because God does not like those who transgress limits.\nIn Bukhari:V9 N316, Jabir ibn 'Abdullah narrated that a Bedouin accepted Islam and then when he got a fever he demanded that Muhammad to cancel his pledge (allow him to renounce Islam). Muhammad refused to do so. The Bedouin man repeated his demand once, but Muhammad once again refused. Then, he (the Bedouin) left Medina. Muhammad said, \"Madinah is like a pair of bellows (furnace): it expels its impurities and brightens and clear its good.\" In this narration, there was no evidence demonstrating that Muhammad ordered the execution of the Bedouin for wanting to renounce Islam.\nIn addition, Quran 5:3, which is believed to be God's final revelation to Muhammad, states that Muslims are to fear God and not those who reject Islam, and Quran 53:38\u201339 states that one is accountable only for one's own actions. Therefore, it postulates that in Islam, in the matters of practising a religion, it does not relate to a worldly punishment, but rather these actions are accountable to God in the afterlife. Thus, this supports the argument against the execution of apostates in Islam.[85]\nHowever, on the other hand, some Muslims support the practice of executing apostates who leave Islam, as in Bukhari:V4 B52 N260; \"The Prophet said, 'If a Muslim discards his religion and separates from the main body of Muslims, kill him.However, many Muslims believe that this hadith was written in the context of war and therefore Prophet Muhammad stipulated that whichever Muslim rejects his religion, leaves from the main body of Muslims and betrays the Muslims in war should be executed as a punishment for his treachery towards the community of Muslims. So many Muslims believe that this hadith talks about the punishment of Treason.[citation needed]\nIn Iran, the constitution recognizes four religions whose status is formally protected: Zoroastrianism, Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.[86] The constitution, however, also set the groundwork for the institutionalized persecution of Bah\u00e1'\u00eds,[87] who have been subjected to arrests, beatings, executions, confiscation and destruction of property, and the denial of civil rights and liberties, and the denial of access to higher education.[86] There is no freedom of conscience in Iran, as converting from Islam to any other religion is forbidden.\nIn Egypt, a 16 December 2006 judgment of the Supreme Administrative Council created a clear demarcation between recognized religions \u2013 Islam, Christianity and Judaism \u2013 and all other religious beliefs;[88][89] no other religious affiliation is officially admissible.[90] The ruling leaves members of other religious communities, including Bah\u00e1'\u00eds, without the ability to obtain the necessary government documents to have rights in their country, essentially denying them of all rights of citizenship.[90] They cannot obtain ID cards, birth certificates, death certificates, marriage or divorce certificates, and passports; they also cannot be employed, educated, treated in public hospitals or vote, among other things.[90] See Egyptian identification card controversy.\nChanging religionEdit\nMain article: Religious conversion\nAmong the most contentious areas of religious freedom is the right of an individual to change or abandon his or her own religion (apostasy), and the right to evangelize individuals seeking to convince others to make such a change.\nOther debates have centered around restricting certain kinds of missionary activity by religions. Many Islamic states, and others such as China, severely restrict missionary activities of other religions. Greece, among European countries, has generally looked unfavorably on missionary activities of denominations others than the majority church and proselytizing is constitutionally prohibited.[91]\nA different kind of critique of the freedom to propagate religion has come from non-Abrahamic traditions such as the African and Indian. African scholar Makau Mutua criticizes religious evangelism on the ground of cultural annihilation by what he calls \"proselytizing universalist faiths\" (Chapter 28: Proselytism and Cultural Integrity, p. 652):\n...the (human) rights regime incorrectly assumes a level playing field by requiring that African religions compete in the marketplace of ideas. The rights corpus not only forcibly imposes on African religions the obligation to compete \u2013 a task for which as nonproselytizing, noncompetitive creeds they are not historically fashioned \u2013 but also protects the evangelizing religions in their march towards universalization ... it seems inconceivable that the human rights regime would have intended to protect the right of certain religions to destroy others.[92]\nSome Indian scholars[93] have similarly argued that the right to propagate religion is not culturally or religiously neutral.\nIn Sri Lanka, there have been debates regarding a bill on religious freedom that seeks to protect indigenous religious traditions from certain kinds of missionary activities. Debates have also occurred in various states of India regarding similar laws, particularly those that restrict conversions using force, fraud or allurement.\nIn 2008, Christian Solidarity Worldwide, a Christian human rights non-governmental organisation which specializes in religious freedom, launched an in-depth report on the human rights abuses faced by individuals who leave Islam for another religion. The report is the product of a year long research project in six different countries. It calls on Muslim nations, the international community, the UN and the international media to resolutely address the serious violations of human rights suffered by apostates.[94]\nApostasy in IslamEdit\nMain articles: Apostasy in Islam, Takfir, and Mutaween\nLegal opinion on apostasy by the Fatwa committee at Al-Azhar University in Cairo, the highest Islamic institution in the world, concerning the case of a man who converted to Christianity: \"Since he left Islam, he will be invited to express his regret. If he does not regret, he will be killed pertaining to rights and obligations of the Islamic law.\"\nIn Islam, apostasy is called \"ridda\" (\"turning back\") and is considered to be a profound insult to God. A person born of Muslim parents that rejects Islam is called a \"murtad fitri\" (natural apostate), and a person that converted to Islam and later rejects the religion is called a \"murtad milli\" (apostate from the community).[95]\nIn Islamic law (Sharia), the consensus view is that a male apostate must be put to death unless he suffers from a mental disorder or converted under duress, for example, due to an imminent danger of being killed. A female apostate must be either executed, according to Shafi'i, Maliki, and Hanbali schools of Sunni Islamic jurisprudence (fiqh), or imprisoned until she reverts to Islam as advocated by the Sunni Hanafi school and by Shi'a scholars.[96]\nIdeally, the one performing the execution of an apostate must be an imam.[96] At the same time, all schools of Islamic jurisprudence agree that any Muslim can kill an apostate without punishment.[97]\nHowever, while almost all scholars agree about the punishment, many disagree on the allowable time to retract the apostasy. Many scholars push this as far as allowing the apostate until he/she dies, making the death penalty more of a theoretical statement/exercise.[citation needed] S. A. Rahman, a former Chief Justice of Pakistan, argues that there is no indication of the death penalty for apostasy in the Qur'an.[98]\nSecular lawEdit\nReligious practice may also conflict with secular law, creating debates on religious freedom. For instance, even though polygamy is permitted in Islam, it is prohibited in secular law in many countries. This raises the question of whether prohibiting the practice infringes on the beliefs of certain Muslims. The US and India, both constitutionally secular nations, have taken two different views of this. In India, polygamy is permitted, but only for Muslims, under Muslim Personal Law. In the US, polygamy is prohibited for all. This was a major source of conflict between the early LDS Church and the United States until the Church amended its position on practicing polygamy.\nSimilar issues have also arisen in the context of the religious use of psychedelic substances by Native American tribes in the United States as well as other Native practices.\nIn 1955, Chief Justice of California Roger J. Traynor neatly summarized the American position on how freedom of religion cannot imply freedom from law: \"Although freedom of conscience and the freedom to believe are absolute, the freedom to act is not.\"[99] But with respect to the religious use of animals within secular law and those acts, the US Supreme Court decision in the case of the Church of Lukumi Babalu Aye v. City of Hialeah in 1993 upheld the right of Santeria adherents to practice ritual animal sacrifice, with Justice Anthony Kennedy stating in the decision: \"religious beliefs need not be acceptable, logical, consistent or comprehensible to others in order to merit First Amendment protection\" (quoted by Justice Kennedy from the opinion by Justice Burger in Thomas v. Review Board of the Indiana Employment Security Division 450 U.S. 707 (1981)).[100]\nIn 2015, Kim Davis, a Kentucky county clerk, refused to abide by the Supreme Court decision in Obergefell v. Hodges legalizing Same-sex marriage in the United States. When she refused to issue marriage licenses, she became embroiled in the Miller v. Davis lawsuit. Her actions caused attorney and author Roberta Kaplan to state that \"Kim Davis is the clearest example of someone who wants to use a religious liberty argument to discriminate.\"[101]\nIn 1962, the case of Engele v. Vitale went to court over the violation of the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment resulting from a mandatory nondenominational prayer in New York public schools. The Supreme Court ruled in opposition to the state.[102]\nIn 1963, the Supreme Court ruled on the case of Abington School District v. Schempp. Edward Schempp sued the school district in Abington over the Pennsylvania law which required students to hear and sometimes read portions of the bible for their daily education. The court ruled in favor of Schempp and the Pennsylvania law was overturned.[103]\nIn 1968, the Supreme Court ruled on the case of Epperson v. Arkansas. Susan Epperson, a high school teacher in Arkansas sued over a violation of religious freedom. The state had a law banning the teaching of evolution and the school Epperson worked for had provided curriculum which contained evolutionary theory. Epperson had to choose between violating the law or losing her job. The Supreme Court ruled to overturn the Arkansas law because it was unconstitutional.[104]\nChildren's rightsEdit\nThe examples and perspective in this section may not represent a worldwide view of the subject. You may improve this article, discuss the issue on the talk page, or create a new article, as appropriate. (February 2017) (Learn how and when to remove this template message)\nThe law in Germany provides the term of \"religious majority\" (Religi\u00f6se M\u00fcndigkeit) with a minimum age for minors to follow their own religious beliefs even if their parents don't share those or don't approve. Children 14 and older have the unrestricted right to enter or exit any religious community. Children 12 and older cannot be compelled to change to a different belief. Children 10 and older have to be heard before their parents change their religious upbringing to a different belief.[105] There are similar laws in Austria[106] and in Switzerland.[107]\nInternational Religious Freedom DayEdit\n27 October is International Religious Freedom Day, in commemoration of the execution of the Boston martyrs, a group of Quakers executed by the Puritans on Boston Common for their religious beliefs under the legislature of the Massachusetts Bay Colony between 1659\u20131661.[108] The US proclaimed 16 January Religious Freedom Day.[109]\nModern concernsEdit\nIn its 2011 annual report, the United States Commission on International Religious Freedom designated fourteen nations as \"countries of particular concern\". The commission chairman commented that these are nations whose conduct marks them as the world's worst religious freedom violators and human rights abusers. The fourteen nations designated were Burma, China, Egypt, Eritrea, Iran, Iraq, Nigeria, North Korea, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Sudan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, and Vietnam. Other nations on the commission's watchlist include Afghanistan, Belarus, Cuba, India, Indonesia, Laos, Russia, Somalia, Tajikistan, Turkey, and Venezuela.[110]\nThere are concerns about the restrictions on public religious dress in some European countries (including the Hijab, Kippah, and Christian cross).[111][112] Article 18 of the UN International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights limits restrictions on freedom to manifest one's religion or beliefs to those necessary to protect public safety, order, health, or morals or the fundamental rights and freedoms of others.[113] Freedom of religion as a legal concept is related to, but not identical with, religious toleration, separation of church and state, or secular state (la\u00efcit\u00e9).\nSocial hostilities and government restrictionsEdit\nFreedom of religion by country (Pew Research Center study, 2009). Light yellow: low restriction; red: very high restriction on freedom of religion.\nThe Pew Research Center has performed studies on international religious freedom between 2009 and 2015, compiling global data from 16 governmental and non-governmental organizations\u2013including the United Nations, the United States State Department, and Human Rights Watch\u2013and representing over 99.5 percent of the world's population.[114][115] In 2009, nearly 70 percent of the world's population lived in countries classified as having heavy restrictions on freedom of religion.[114][115] This concerns restrictions on religion originating from government prohibitions on free speech and religious expression as well as social hostilities undertaken by private individuals, organisations and social groups. Social hostilities were classified by the level of communal violence and religion-related terrorism.\nWhile most countries provided for the protection of religious freedom in their constitutions or laws, only a quarter of those countries were found to fully respect these legal rights in practice. In 75 countries governments limit the efforts of religious groups to proselytise and in 178 countries religious groups must register with the government. In 2013, Pew classified 30% of countries as having restrictions that tend to target religious minorities, and 61% of countries have social hostilities that tend to target religious minorities.[116]\nThe countries in North and South America reportedly had some of the lowest levels of government and social restrictions on religion, while The Middle East and North Africa were the regions with the highest. Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Iran were the countries that top the list of countries with the overall highest levels of restriction on religion. Topping the Pew government restrictions index were Saudi Arabia, Iran, Uzbekistan, China, Egypt, Burma, Maldives, Eritrea, Malaysia and Brunei.\nOf the world's 25 most populous countries, Iran, Egypt, Indonesia and Pakistan had the most restrictions, while Brazil, Japan, Italy, South Africa, the UK, and the US had some of the lowest levels, as measured by Pew.\nVietnam and China were classified as having high government restrictions on religion but were in the moderate or low range when it came to social hostilities. Nigeria, Bangladesh and India were high in social hostilities but moderate in terms of government actions.\nRestrictions on religion across the world increased between mid-2009 and mid-2010, according to a 2012 study by the Pew Research Center. Restrictions in each of the five major regions of the world increased\u2014including in the Americas and sub-Saharan Africa, the two regions where overall restrictions previously had been declining. In 2010, Egypt, Nigeria, the Palestinian territories, Russia, and Yemen were added to the \"very high\" category of social hostilities.[117] The five highest social hostility scores were for Pakistan, India, Sri Lanka, Iraq, and Bangladesh.[118] In 2015, Pew published that social hostilities declined in 2013, but the harassment of Jews increased.[116]\nReligious freedom bill\nStatus of religious freedom by country\nReligious education in primary and secondary education\n^ \"The Universal Declaration of Human Rights\". The United Nations.\n^ Davis, Derek H. \"The Evolution of Religious Liberty as a Universal Human Right\". Archived from the original on 1 February 2008. Retrieved 5 December 2006.\n^ Congressional Record #29734 \u2013 19 November 2003. Google Books. Retrieved 3 September 2011.\n^ Cyrus Cylinder, livius.org.\n^ Richard A. Taylor; E. Ray Clendenen (15 October 2004). Haggai, Malachi. B&H Publishing Group. pp. 31\u201332. ISBN 978-0-8054-0121-9.\n^ Njeuma, Martin Z. (2012). Fulani Hegemony in Yola (Old Adamawa) 1809-1902. African Books Collective. p. 82. ISBN 978-9956-726-95-0. Of all the various forms of taxation known to Islamic communities, it seems only two \u2013 the zakat and the jixya were of importance in Adamawa. [...] The jizya was the levy on non-Muslim peoples who surrendered to Islam and were given the status dhimmi\n^ H. Patrick Glenn, Legal Traditions of the World. Oxford University Press, 2007, p. 219.\n^ The French scholar Gustave Le Bon (the author of La civilisation des Arabes) writes \"that despite the fact that the incidence of taxation fell more heavily on a Muslim than a non-Muslim, the non-Muslim was free to enjoy equally well with every Muslim all the privileges afforded to the citizens of the state. 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        "raw_content": "\"Gln\" redirects here. For other uses, see GLN (disambiguation).\nNot to be confused with Glutamic acid or Glutaric acid.\nGlutamine (symbol Gln or Q)[3] is an \u03b1-amino acid that is used in the biosynthesis of proteins. Its side chain is similar to that of glutamic acid, except the carboxylic acid group is replaced by an amide. It is classified as a charge-neutral, polar amino acid. It is non-essential and conditionally essential in humans, meaning the body can usually synthesize sufficient amounts of it, but in some instances of stress, the body's demand for glutamine increases, and glutamine must be obtained from the diet.[4][5] It is encoded by the codons CAA and CAG.\n(levo)glutamide\n2,5-Diamino-5-oxopentanoic acid\n2-Amino-4-carbamoylbutanoic acid\nEndari[1]\nZwitterion: Interactive image\nAbbreviations Gln, Q\n0RH81L854J Y\nInChI=1S/C5H10N2O3/c6-3(5(9)10)1-2-4(7)8/h3H,1-2,6H2,(H2,7,8)(H,9,10) Y\nKey: ZDXPYRJPNDTMRX-UHFFFAOYSA-N Y\nInChI=1/C5H10N2O3/c6-3(5(9)10)1-2-4(7)8/h3H,1-2,6H2,(H2,7,8)(H,9,10)\nKey: ZDXPYRJPNDTMRX-UHFFFAOYAL\nO=C(N)CCC(N)C(=O)O\nZwitterion: O=C(N)CCC([NH3+])C(=O)[O-]\nProperties[2]\nMelting point decomposes around 185\u00b0C\nAcidity (pKa) 2.2 (carboxyl), 9.1 (amino)\n+6.5\u00ba (H2O, c = 2)\nA16AA03 (WHO)\nIn human blood, glutamine is the most abundant free amino acid.[6]\nThe dietary sources of glutamine includes especially the protein-rich foods like beef, chicken, fish, dairy products, eggs, vegetables like beans, beets, cabbage, spinach, carrots, parsley, vegetable juices and also in wheat, papaya, Brussels sprouts, celery, kale and fermented foods like miso.\nGlutamine plays a role in a variety of biochemical functions:\nProtein synthesis, as any other of the 20 proteinogenic amino acids\nLipid synthesis, especially by cancer cells.[7][8]\nRegulation of acid-base balance in the kidney by producing ammonium[9]\nCellular energy, as a source, next to glucose[10]\nNitrogen donation for many anabolic processes, including the synthesis of purines[6]\nCarbon donation, as a source, refilling the citric acid cycle[11]\nNontoxic transporter of ammonia in the blood circulation\nPrecursor to the neurotransmitter glutamate\nOn the level of tissue, glutamine plays a role in maintaining the normal integrity of the intestinal mucosa.,[12] but randomised trials provide no evidence of any benefit of nutritional supplementation.[12]\nProducersEdit\nGlutamine is synthesized by the enzyme glutamine synthetase from glutamate and ammonia. The most relevant glutamine-producing tissue is the muscle mass, accounting for about 90% of all glutamine synthesized. Glutamine is also released, in small amounts, by the lungs and brain.[13] Although the liver is capable of relevant glutamine synthesis, its role in glutamine metabolism is more regulatory than producing, since the liver takes up large amounts of glutamine derived from the gut.[6]\nConsumersEdit\nThe most eager consumers of glutamine are the cells of intestines,[6] the kidney cells for the acid-base balance, activated immune cells,[14] and many cancer cells.[7][8][11][15]\nGlutamine is the most abundant naturally occurring, nonessential amino acid in the human body, and one of the few amino acids that can directly cross the blood\u2013brain barrier.[6] Humans obtain glutamine through catabolism of proteins in foods they eat.[16] In states where tissue is being built or repaired, like growth of babies, or healing from wounds or severe illness, glutamine becomes conditionally essential.[16]\nSickle cell diseaseEdit\nIn 2017, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved L-glutamine oral powder, marketed as Endari, to reduce severe complications of sickle cell disease in people aged 5 years and older with the disorder.[1]\nMedical foodEdit\nGlutamine is marketed as medical food and is prescribed when a medical professional believes a person in their care needs supplementary glutamine due to metabolic demands beyond what can be met by endogenous synthesis or diet.[17]\nGlutamine is safe in adults and in preterm infants.[18] Although glutamine is metabolized to glutamate and ammonia, both of which have neurological effects, their concentrations are not increased much, and no adverse neurological effects were detected.[18] The observed safe level for supplemental L-glutamine in normal healthy adults is 14 g/day.[19]\nAdverse effects of glutamine have been described for people receiving home parenteral nutrition and those with liver-function abnormalities.[20] Although glutamine has no effect on the proliferation of tumor cells, it is still possible that glutamine supplementation may be detrimental in some cancer types.[21]\nCeasing glutamine supplementation in people adapted to very high consumption may initiate a withdrawal effect, raising the risk of health problems such as infections or impaired integrity of the intestine.[21]\nGlutamine can exist in either of two enantiomeric forms, L-glutamine and D-glutamine. The L-form is found in nature. Glutamine contains an \u03b1-amino group which is in the protonated \u2212NH3+ form under biological conditions and a carboxylic acid group which is in the deprotonated \u2212COO\u2212 form, known as carboxylate, under physiological conditions.\nGlutamine zwitterionic forms at neutral pH: L-glutamine (left) and D-glutamine\nConsequences of glutamine depletion in critically ill individuals[22]\nGlutamine mouthwash may be useful to prevent oral mucositis in people undergoing chemotherapy but intravenous glutamine does not appear useful to prevent mucositis in the GI tract.[23]\nGlutamine supplementation was thought to have potential to reduce complications in people who are critically ill or who have had abdominal surgery but this was based on poor quality clinical trials.[24] Supplementation does not appear to be useful in adults or children with Crohn's disease or inflammatory bowel disease, but clinical studies as of 2016 were underpowered.[12] Supplementation does not appear to have an effect in infants with significant problems of the stomach or intestines.[25]\n^ a b Commissioner, Office of the (7 July 2017). \"Press Announcements - FDA approves new treatment for sickle cell disease\". www.fda.gov. 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        "raw_content": "(Redirected from Radio station)\nLong wave radio broadcasting station, Motala, Sweden\nSlovak Radio Building, Bratislava, Slovakia (architects: \u0160tefan Svetko, \u0160tefan \u010eurkovi\u010d and Barnab\u00e1\u0161 Kissling, 1967-1983)\nBroadcasting tower in Trondheim, Norway\nRadio broadcasting is transmission by radio waves intended to reach a wide audience. Stations can be linked in radio networks to broadcast a common radio format, either in broadcast syndication or simulcast or both. The signal types can be either analog audio or digital audio.\nSee also: History of radio \u00a7 Broadcasting, and History of broadcasting\nThe earliest radio stations were radiotelegraphy systems and did not carry audio. For audio broadcasts to be possible, electronic detection and amplification devices had to be incorporated.\nThe thermionic valve was invented in 1904 by the English physicist John Ambrose Fleming. He developed a device he called an \"oscillation valve\" (because it passes current in only one direction). The heated filament, or cathode, was capable of thermionic emission of electrons that would flow to the plate (or anode) when it was at a higher voltage. Electrons, however, could not pass in the reverse direction because the plate was not heated and thus not capable of thermionic emission of electrons. Later known as the Fleming valve, it could be used as a rectifier of alternating current and as a radio wave detector.[1] This greatly improved the crystal set which rectified the radio signal using an early solid-state diode based on a crystal and a so-called cat's whisker. However, what was still required was an amplifier.\nThe triode (mercury-vapor filled with a control grid) was patented on March 4, 1906, by the Austrian Robert von Lieben[2][3][4] independent from that, on October 25, 1906,[5][6] Lee De Forest patented his three-element Audion. It wasn't put to practical use until 1912 when its amplifying ability became recognized by researchers.[7]\nBy about 1920, valve technology had matured to the point where radio broadcasting was quickly becoming viable.[8][9] However, an early audio transmission that could be termed a broadcast may have occurred on Christmas Eve in 1906 by Reginald Fessenden, although this is disputed.[10] While many early experimenters attempted to create systems similar to radiotelephone devices by which only two parties were meant to communicate, there were others who intended to transmit to larger audiences. Charles Herrold started broadcasting in California in 1909 and was carrying audio by the next year. (Herrold's station eventually became KCBS).\nIn The Hague, the Netherlands, PCGG started broadcasting on November 6, 1919, making it, arguably the first commercial broadcasting station. In 1916, Frank Conrad, an electrical engineer employed at the Westinghouse Electric Corporation, began broadcasting from his Wilkinsburg, Pennsylvania garage with the call letters 8XK. Later, the station was moved to the top of the Westinghouse factory building in East Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Westinghouse relaunched the station as KDKA on November 2, 1920, as the first commercially licensed radio station in America.[11] The commercial broadcasting designation came from the type of broadcast license; advertisements did not air until years later. The first licensed broadcast in the United States came from KDKA itself: the results of the Harding/Cox Presidential Election. The Montreal station that became CFCF began broadcast programming on May 20, 1920, and the Detroit station that became WWJ began program broadcasts beginning on August 20, 1920, although neither held a license at the time.\nIn 1920, wireless broadcasts for entertainment began in the UK from the Marconi Research Centre 2MT at Writtle near Chelmsford, England. A famous broadcast from Marconi's New Street Works factory in Chelmsford was made by the famous soprano Dame Nellie Melba on 15 June 1920, where she sang two arias and her famous trill. She was the first artist of international renown to participate in direct radio broadcasts. The 2MT station began to broadcast regular entertainment in 1922. The BBC was amalgamated in 1922 and received a Royal Charter in 1926, making it the first national broadcaster in the world,[12][13] followed by Czech Radio and other European broadcasters in 1923.\nRadio Argentina began regularly scheduled transmissions from the Teatro Coliseo in Buenos Aires on August 27, 1920, making its own priority claim. The station got its license on November 19, 1923. The delay was due to the lack of official Argentine licensing procedures before that date. This station continued regular broadcasting of entertainment and cultural fare for several decades.[14]\nRadio in education soon followed and colleges across the U.S. began adding radio broadcasting courses to their curricula. Curry College in Milton, Massachusetts introduced one of the first broadcasting majors in 1932 when the college teamed up with WLOE in Boston to have students broadcast programs.[15]\nITU definitionEdit\nBroadcasting service (short: Broadcasting (BS) | also: broadcasting radiocommunication service) is \u2013 according to Article 1.38 of the International Telecommunication Union\u00b4s (ITU) Radio Regulations (RR)[16] \u2013 defined as \u00abA radiocommunication service in which the transmission are intended for direct reception by the general public. This service may include sound transmissions, television transmissions or other types of transmission (CS).\u00bb Definitions identical to those contained in the Annexes to the Constitution and Convention of the International Telecommunication Union (Geneva, 1992) are marked \"(CS)\" or \"(CV)\" respectively.\n\"Radio station\" redirects here. For a broader concept, see Radio communication station.\nA radio broadcasting station is usually associated with wireless transmission, though in practice broadcasting transmission (sound and television) take place using both wires and radio waves. The point of this is that anyone with the appropriate receiving technology can receive the broadcast.[17]\nUse of a sound broadcasting station\nIn line to ITU Radio Regulations (article1.61) each broadcasting station shall be classified by the service in which it operates permanently or temporarily.\nTransmission diagram of sound broadcasting (AM and FM)\nBroadcasting by radio takes several forms. These include AM and FM stations. There are several subtypes, namely commercial broadcasting, non-commercial educational (NCE) public broadcasting and non-profit varieties as well as community radio, student-run campus radio stations, and hospital radio stations can be found throughout the world. Many stations broadcast on shortwave bands using AM technology that can be received over thousands of miles (especially at night). For example, the BBC, VOA, VOR, and Deutsche Welle have transmitted via shortwave to Africa and Asia. These broadcasts are very sensitive to atmospheric conditions and solar activity.\nNielsen Audio, formerly known as Arbitron, the United States-based company that reports on radio audiences, defines a \"radio station\" as a government-licensed AM or FM station; an HD Radio (primary or multicast) station; an internet stream of an existing government-licensed station; one of the satellite radio channels from XM Satellite Radio or Sirius Satellite Radio; or, potentially, a station that is not government licensed.[18]\nMain article: AM broadcasting\nAM broadcasting stations in 2006\nAM stations were the earliest broadcasting stations to be developed. AM refers to amplitude modulation, a mode of broadcasting radio waves by varying the amplitude of the carrier signal in response to the amplitude of the signal to be transmitted. The medium-wave band is used worldwide for AM broadcasting. Europe also uses the long wave band. In response to the growing popularity of FM stereo radio stations in the late 1980s and early 1990s, some North American stations began broadcasting in AM stereo, though this never gained popularity, and very few receivers were ever sold.\nThe signal is subject to interference from electrical storms (lightning) and other electromagnetic interference (EMI).[19] One advantage of AM radio signal is that it can be detected (turned into sound) with simple equipment. If a signal is strong enough, not even a power source is needed; building an unpowered crystal radio receiver was a common childhood project in the early decades of AM broadcasting.\nAM broadcasts occur on North American airwaves in the medium wave frequency range of 525 to 1705 kHz (known as the \u201cstandard broadcast band\u201d). The band was expanded in the 1990s by adding nine channels from 1605 to 1705 kHz. Channels are spaced every 10 kHz in the Americas, and generally every 9 kHz everywhere else.\nAM transmissions cannot be ionospherically propagated during the day due to strong absorption in the D-layer of the ionosphere. In a crowded channel environment, this means that the power of regional channels which share a frequency must be reduced at night or directionally beamed in order to avoid interference, which reduces the potential nighttime audience. Some stations have frequencies unshared with other stations in North America; these are called clear-channel stations. Many of them can be heard across much of the country at night. During the night, absorption largely disappears and permits signals to travel to much more distant locations via ionospheric reflections. However, fading of the signal can be severe at night.\nAM radio transmitters can transmit audio frequencies up to 15 kHz (now limited to 10 kHz in the US due to FCC rules designed to reduce interference), but most receivers are only capable of reproducing frequencies up to 5 kHz or less. At the time that AM broadcasting began in the 1920s, this provided adequate fidelity for existing microphones, 78 rpm recordings, and loudspeakers. The fidelity of sound equipment subsequently improved considerably, but the receivers did not. Reducing the bandwidth of the receivers reduces the cost of manufacturing and makes them less prone to interference. AM stations are never assigned adjacent channels in the same service area. This prevents the sideband power generated by two stations from interfering with each other.[20] Bob Carver created an AM stereo tuner employing notch filtering that demonstrated that an AM broadcast can meet or exceed the 15 kHz baseband bandwidth allotted to FM stations without objectionable interference. After several years, the tuner was discontinued. Bob Carver had left the company and the Carver Corporation later cut the number of models produced before discontinuing production completely.[citation needed]\nShortwave, medium wave and long waveEdit\nSee shortwave for the differences between shortwave, medium wave, and long wave spectra. Shortwave is used largely for national broadcasters, international propaganda, or religious broadcasting organizations.[21]\nMain article: FM broadcasting\nFM radio broadcast stations in 2006\nFM refers to frequency modulation, and occurs on VHF airwaves in the frequency range of 88 to 108 MHz everywhere except Japan and Russia. Russia, like the former Soviet Union, uses 65.9 to 74 MHz frequencies in addition to the world standard. Japan uses the 76 to 90 MHz frequency band.\nEdwin Howard Armstrong invented FM radio to overcome the problem of radio-frequency interference (RFI), which plagued AM radio reception. At the same time, greater fidelity was made possible by spacing stations further apart in the radio frequency spectrum. Instead of 10 kHz apart, as on the AM band in the US, FM channels are 200 kHz (0.2 MHz) apart. In other countries, greater spacing is sometimes mandatory, such as in New Zealand, which uses 700 kHz spacing (previously 800 kHz). The improved fidelity made available was far in advance of the audio equipment of the 1940s, but wide interchannel spacing was chosen to take advantage of the noise-suppressing feature of wideband FM.\nBandwidth of 200 kHz is not needed to accommodate an audio signal \u2014 20 kHz to 30 kHz is all that is necessary for a narrowband FM signal. The 200 kHz bandwidth allowed room for \u00b175 kHz signal deviation from the assigned frequency, plus guard bands to reduce or eliminate adjacent channel interference. The larger bandwidth allows for broadcasting a 15 kHz bandwidth audio signal plus a 38 kHz stereo \"subcarrier\"\u2014a piggyback signal that rides on the main signal. Additional unused capacity is used by some broadcasters to transmit utility functions such as background music for public areas, GPS auxiliary signals, or financial market data.\nThe AM radio problem of interference at night was addressed in a different way. At the time FM was set up, the available frequencies were far higher in the spectrum than those used for AM radio - by a factor of approximately 100. Using these frequencies meant that even at far higher power, the range of a given FM signal was much shorter; thus its market was more local than for AM radio. The reception range at night is the same as in the daytime. All FM broadcast transmissions are line-of-sight, and ionospheric bounce is not viable. The much larger bandwidths, compared to AM and SSB, are more susceptible to phase dispersion. Propagation speeds (celerities) are fastest in the ionosphere at the lowest sideband frequency. The celerity difference between the highest and lowest sidebands is quite apparent to the listener. Such distortion occurs up to frequencies of approximately 50 MHz. Higher frequencies do not reflect from the ionosphere, nor from storm clouds. Moon reflections have been used in some experiments, but require impractical power levels.\nThe original FM radio service in the U.S. was the Yankee Network, located in New England.[22][23][24] Regular FM broadcasting began in 1939 but did not pose a significant threat to the AM broadcasting industry. It required purchase of a special receiver. The frequencies used, 42 to 50 MHz, were not those used today. The change to the current frequencies, 88 to 108 MHz, began after the end of World War II and was to some extent imposed by AM broadcasters as an attempt to cripple what was by now realized to be a potentially serious threat.\nFM radio on the new band had to begin from the ground floor. As a commercial venture, it remained a little-used audio enthusiasts' medium until the 1960s. The more prosperous AM stations, or their owners, acquired FM licenses and often broadcast the same programming on the FM station as on the AM station (\"simulcasting\"). The FCC limited this practice in the 1960s. By the 1980s, since almost all new radios included both AM and FM tuners, FM became the dominant medium, especially in cities. Because of its greater range, AM remained more common in rural environments.\nPirate radioEdit\nMain article: Pirate radio\nPirate radio is illegal or non-regulated radio transmission. It is most commonly used to describe illegal broadcasting for entertainment or political purposes. Sometimes it is used for illegal two-way radio operation. Its history can be traced back to the unlicensed nature of the transmission, but historically there has been occasional use of sea vessels\u2014fitting the most common perception of a pirate\u2014as broadcasting bases. Rules and regulations vary largely from country to country, but often the term pirate radio generally describes the unlicensed broadcast of FM radio, AM radio, or shortwave signals over a wide range. In some places, radio stations are legal where the signal is transmitted, but illegal where the signals are received\u2014especially when the signals cross a national boundary. In other cases, a broadcast may be considered \"pirate\" due to the type of content, its transmission format, or the transmitting power (wattage) of the station, even if the transmission is not technically illegal (such as a webcast or an amateur radio transmission). Pirate radio stations are sometimes referred to as bootleg radio or clandestine stations.\nTerrestrial digital radioEdit\nMain articles: Digital audio broadcasting, HD radio, ISDB, and Digital Radio Mondiale\nDigital radio broadcasting has emerged, first in Europe (the UK in 1995 and Germany in 1999), and later in the United States, France, the Netherlands, South Africa, and many other countries worldwide. The most simple system is named DAB Digital Radio, for Digital Audio Broadcasting, and uses the public domain EUREKA 147 (Band III) system. DAB is used mainly in the UK and South Africa. Germany and the Netherlands use the DAB and DAB+ systems, and France uses the L-Band system of DAB Digital Radio.\nIn the United States, digital radio isn't used in the same way as Europe and South Africa. Instead, the IBOC system is named HD Radio and owned by a consortium of private companies that is called iBiquity. An international non-profit consortium Digital Radio Mondiale (DRM), has introduced the public domain DRM system.\nExtensions of traditional radio-wave broadcasting for audio broadcasting in general include cable radio, local wire television networks, DTV radio, satellite radio, and internet radio via streaming media on the Internet.\nSatelliteEdit\nMain article: Satellite radio\nThe enormous entry costs of space-based satellite transmitters and restrictions on available radio spectrum licenses has restricted growth of Satellite radio broadcasts. In the USA and Canada, just two services, XM Satellite Radio and Sirius Satellite Radio exist. Both XM and Sirius are owned by Sirius XM Satellite Radio, which was formed by the merger of XM and Sirius on July 29, 2008, whereas in Canada, XM Radio Canada and Sirius Canada remained separate companies until 2010. Worldspace in Africa and Asia, and MobaHO! in Japan and the ROK were two unsuccessful satellite radio operators which have gone out of business.\nProgram formatsEdit\nMain article: Radio format\nRadio program formats differ by country, regulation, and markets. For instance, the U.S. Federal Communications Commission designates the 88\u201392 megahertz band in the U.S. for non-profit or educational programming, with advertising prohibited.\nIn addition, formats change in popularity as time passes and technology improves. Early radio equipment only allowed program material to be broadcast in real time, known as live broadcasting. As technology for sound recording improved, an increasing proportion of broadcast programming used pre-recorded material. 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        "raw_content": "Military Leaders Respond To Criticisms Of Syrian War Cost\nIranian Defense Minister Amir Hatami (R), in a meeting with IRGC commanders including Khamenei advisor Yahya Rahim Safavi (C) in Tehran, on August 28, 2017.\nIran\u2019s enemies focus on the Islamic Republic\u2019s military expenditures in Syria merely to \u201csow discord in Iranian society,\u201d Iran\u2019s Defense Minister Amir Hatami said February 19, according to Iranian Students News Agency (ISNA).\nMeanwhile, Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei\u2019s top military adviser, Major General Yahya Rahim Safavi, said the same day that Iran will recoup what it has spent in Syria by exploiting the war-torn country\u2019s oil, gas and phosphate resources, according to Mehr News Agency.\n\u201cThe reconstruction of Syria will take several years and cost between $300 billion to $400 billion,\u201d Safavi said and added that the Syrians agree to reimburse Iran with their natural resources.\nSafavi also said that various countries competed in Syria and Iraq, but the Russian-Iranian alliance prevented the defeat of the Syrian government. Instead, it was the U.S., Israel, Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Jordan who lost, he said.\nA wave of anti-establishment demonstrations that kicked off in December 2017 harshly criticized the government for, among other things, squandering the country\u2019s financial resources on military ambitions in Syria and elsewhere in the region.\nHatami said Iran\u2019s enemies focus on political and economic pressure points, including sanctions and military spending, to influence public opinion in Iran.\nThe latest annual defense budget allocated by the Rouhani administration for next year is roughly $10 billion.\nThe Iranian Parliament has added another $2.5 billion to the defense sector after Khamenei authorized the withdrawal of money from the country\u2019s National Development Fund.\nIran\u2019s five year development plan has been modified to allocate an extra five percent of the cost of every development project to defense.\nIran\u2019s 2016 defense budget was $15.9 billion, according to the Institute for Strategic Studies journal Military Balance.\nMilitary observers say Iran\u2019s defense budget has been increased by 128 percent in the last year.\nA Bloomberg report in 2015 said that Tehran spends at least $6 billion in Syria every year, with annual spending reaching $15 billion in some instances.\nIran has also allocated a $5.6 billion credit to Damascus, which is mainly used to import oil from Iran, Reuters and other agencies reported earlier.\nCritics say this spending is unjustifiable while Iranians are experiencing serious economic hardships.",
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        "raw_content": "Not to be confused with Ville Virtanen (actor).\nDarude in 2014\nToni-Ville Henrik Virtanen\ndarude.com\nVille Virtanen (born 17 July 1975), better known by his stage name Darude (/d\u0259\u02c8ru\u02d0d/), is a Finnish DJ and record producer from Eura, Finland.[1] He started making music in 1995 and released the platinum-selling[2] hit single \"Sandstorm\" in late 1999. His debut studio album, Before the Storm, was released on 18 September 2000 and sold 800,000 copies worldwide,[1] earning Darude three Finnish Grammy Awards.[1] It peaked at number one on Finland's Official List[3] and number 6 on the Billboard Dance/Electronic Albums chart in the United States.[4] Darude's second studio album, Rush, reached number 11 on the Billboard dance chart in 2003[5] and number 4 on weekly album chart in Finland.[3]\nHis third studio album, Label This! was released in 2007.[6] Though it did not chart as high as his previous albums, Gawker praised the album's single \"In the Darkness\" as \"a floating, gossamer piece of trance music... it's tightly composed, easy to dance to, and has a soaring, undeniable hook.\"[7] In 2011, he co-founded the record label EnMass Music, through which he has released a number of mix compilations related to his radio show Salmiakki Sessions. After performing at festivals such as the tenth anniversary of Tomorrowland in 2014[8] and Future Music Festival in 2015,[9] he released his most recent studio album, Moments, on 14 August 2015, followed by a tour of the United States and Canada in September 2015.\nHis music is characterised by its progressive/uplifting style.[10] He will represent Finland in the Eurovision Song Contest 2019 together with singer Sebastian Rejman.\n1.1 1990s: Early years and \"Sandstorm\"\n1.2 2000\u201306: Before the Storm and Rush\n1.3 2007\u201312: Label This! and EnMass Music\n1.4 2013\u201315: Touring and Moments\n1.5 2019: Eurovision Song Contest\n1990s: Early years and \"Sandstorm\"[edit]\nSee also: Sandstorm (instrumental)\nVille Virtanen was born on July 17, 1975 in the Finnish village of Hinnerjoki in Eura.[1][11] Virtanen started his career as a musician while studying at Turku Polytechnic, making music using his PC's tracker software.[12][13] As his interest in music production rapidly grew, he moved on to more serious production techniques.[12][14] While at a classmate's party, Virtanen played the song \"Rude Boy\" (written by Swedish artist Leila K) several times in a row. This earned him the nickname \"Rude Boy,\" which gradually morphed into \"Da Rude\" and then \"Darude\".[14] Active in the Finnish music trance and house scene since 1995,[1] Virtanen continued producing music into the 1990s. He began occasionally releasing demos to radio stations beginning in 1997, and offering his music for download on MP3.com, making him an early adopter of online file sharing for music promotion.[15]\nIn 1999, he gave a demo for the track \"Sandstorm\" to his producer, JS16 (Jaakko Salovaara). Virtanen signed on with JS16's 16 Inch Records label, and shortly thereafter, \"Sandstorm\" was released as a single.[15] \"Sandstorm\" was a hit internationally, selling platinum[2] and holding the No. 1 spot on the Finnish Dance Chart for seventeen consecutive weeks. After becoming the No. 3 single in the United Kingdom[16] (becoming the first record by a Finnish artist to do so), \"Sandstorm\" eventually sold 2 million units worldwide, and was the world's biggest selling 12-inch single in 2000.[14] The song went on to be widely featured in the media, particularly at sporting events and on soundtracks for video games and television shows. Various videos and live streams of \"Sandstorm\" had gathered some 60 million hits by December 2014,[7] and in October 2015, the track achieved platinum sales status in the UK as it surpassed 600,000 sales in the UK.[2]\nHis first live gig was on December 5, 1999 in Tampere, Finland.[11]\n2000\u201306: Before the Storm and Rush[edit]\nSee also: Before the Storm (Darude album) and Rush (Darude album)\nDarude's debut studio album Before the Storm was produced by JS16 (Jaakko Salovaara), and features two of JS16's remixes.[17] The album includes several singles, including \"Sandstorm.\"[17] The second single \"Feel the Beat\" had replicated the success of \"Sandstorm\", reaching No. 1 on the singles charts in Finland for 2 weeks and No. 5 on the UK Singles Chart.[16] Before the Storm was released on September 5, 2000 and sold 800,000 copies worldwide,[1] earning Darude three Finnish Grammy awards.[1] It also peaked on a number of charts, including No. 1 on Finland's Official List for albums,[3] No. 6 on the Billboard Dance/Electronic Albums chart[4] and No. 11 on the US Independent Albums chart.[18] It also charted at No. 9 in Sweden,[19] No. 14 in Norway,[20] and No. 18 in Canada, among other rankings.[21] Shortly after the album's release, Darude created a vocal edit of \"Out of Control\", and released it as a single; \"Out of Control (Back for More)\". This single also charted in major countries and was re-released on several editions of the album.[22]\nDarude began a world tour in 2001, releasing Before the Storm: Australian Tour Edition in the process. 2002 saw the release of Before the Storm: Special Edition, featuring a collection of remixes of Darude's work.[23]\nAfter releasing the singles \"Music\" and \"Next to You\" in early 2003, in July of that year both tracks were included on Darude's second album, Rush. The album reached No. 11 on the Billboard Top Electronic Albums chart[5] and No. 4 on weekly album chart in Finland,[3] while \"Next to You\" charted at No. 1 on the Finnish singles chart. MacKenzie Wilson of Allmusic criticized the lack of variety between tracks but praised the release in general, writing that Darude \"builds upon the dynamics of Before the Storm, raises the pressure, and fuels the flame for an electrifying dozen-track set. Darude's talent in keeping the energy at an elevated level without losing touch with the album's overall ambience is what makes him a star and an integral part of the new-millennium dance scene. His classy of mix of techno and trance is perfected into a fashionably slick spiral of synthesized heat.\"[5] After the release of Rush Darude maintained a heavy touring schedule, particularly the United States and Eastern Europe.[8]\n2007\u201312: Label This! and EnMass Music[edit]\nDarude in Toronto, 2007\nMain article: Label This!\nHis single \"Tell Me\" was released in Finland on April 11, 2007 and \"My Game\" on September 19, 2007.[23] Label This! is the third studio album from Darude. Released on October 24, 2007 in Finland and on October 27 in Europe,[6] the American edition was released in 2008, with the notable inclusion of Darude's newest single, \"I Ran (So Far Away)\" featuring Blake Lewis, as the third track on the album.[24] The album did not chart as high as Darude's two previous album releases, though Gawker wrote that the album's single \"In the Darkness\" \"is a floating, gossamer piece of trance music of the kind AraabMuzik spun into such magic on Electronic Dream. Like 'Sandstorm,' it's tightly composed, easy to dance to, and has a soaring, undeniable hook.\"[7]\nDarude was ranked No. 96 on the DJ List as of December 11, 2010[25] and No. 314 in the DJ Mag Top 100.[26] He has also recently completed remixes for artists such as ATB and The Thrillseekers, with radio play from Radio 1 personalities such as Pete Tong, Judge Jules, Ferry Corsten, and Paul Oakenfold.[11] Darude co-founded the record label EnMass Music in 2011.[1] Through EnMass Music, Darude released a DJ mix compilation titled Salmiakki Sessions Vol. 1 on December 20, 2011. The compilation is a reflection of his namesake radio mix show, and includes ten of his recent remix productions and eight of his track redone by Finnish artists and producers. Five of the tracks are previously unreleased exclusives for the compilation.[citation needed] He took part in a label showcase for EnMasse in Amsterdam in October 2012.[8]\n2013\u201315: Touring and Moments[edit]\nSee also: Moments (Darude album)\nDarude feat. AI AM - \"Beautiful Alien\" Official Music Video on YouTube (March 31, 2015)\nDarude continued to tour into 2013, performing that year at the Groove Cruise out of Miami and playing two days of Tomorrowland in July 2014 in Belgium.[8] In March 2015 he performed at Future Music Festival in Australia, playing at all five festival dates in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth, also playing a variety of sideshows at clubs as part of the festival.[9]\nDarude performing at Future Music Festival in Perth in 2015.\nDarude's most recent studio album, Moments, was his first full-length release in eight years.[27] Guest artists included Caater and string band Apocalyptica, among others. The lead single from the album, \"Beautiful Alien,\" had previously charted at No. 1 on the Finnish iTunes charts, with a music video released as well in March 2015.[28] Moments was officially released on August 14, 2015 through Warner Music Finland in Europe[29][30] and overseas.[31]\nThe album blends genres such as electro, progressive house,[10] and We Rave You wrote that \"Darude\u2019s ability is once again proven filling the spectrum from big-room to trance to dubstep-infused depth.\"[32] The album's mixing of genres was generally well-received,[33] and Dancing Astronaut praised the release, writing that \"Darude\u2019s return is a clear departure from what once defined him. In Moments, he steps outside the proverbial EDM box by toying around with a multitude of different styles, several of which appear simultaneously in each track.\"[27] YourEDM opined that the album was \"gorgeous,\" explaining that it \"features a wide variety of influences and sounds\" with \"great production, atmospheres, and melodies riding alongside quaintly catchy vocals.\"[34]\nShortly following the album's release in September 2015, Darude embarked on a ten date tour of the United States and Canada, culminating in a performance at the inaugural TwitchCon, a gaming and tech convention organised by video streaming platform Twitch.tv and held in San Francisco on September 25 and 26, 2015. With over 20,000 attendees over the weekend, Darude appeared as the headline DJ at the official afterparty, held in the Bill Graham Civic Auditorium on September 26, 2015, and also featuring a performance from deadmau5.[35] In the run up to the event, Darude appeared as a guest in the deadmau5 Coffee Run series, chatting to the Canadian DJ about various topics while being driven in deadmau5's Lamborghini Hurac\u00e1n supercar. deadmau5 noted that \"You [Darude] and a very select few others are responsible for the influx of electronic music into North America. It was \"Sandstorm\" \u2013 I\u2019m totally being serious\u2026 that's what all the clubs were hitting on. That's the first time [electronic music] became less 'underground and cool'... there wasn\u2019t anything before that\".[36]\n2019: Eurovision Song Contest[edit]\nSee also: Finland in the Eurovision Song Contest 2019\nOn 29 January 2019, Darude was announced as the Finnish representative for the Eurovision Song Contest 2019 in Tel Aviv, Israel. He will perform alongside Sebastian Rejman, and his song will be decided by a special edition of Uuden Musiikin Kilpailu.[37]\nSelected awards won by Darude[11]\n2000 Finnish Grammy Awards Darude Best Dance / Hip Hop Newcomer Won\nBefore the Storm Best Debut Album Won\n\"Sandstorm\" Song of the Year Won\nNRJ Radio Award (Sweden) Best Dance Track of the Year Won\nGerman Dance Awards Dance Hit of the Year Won\nDarude Best International Single Act Won\n2001 Dance Star (UK) Breakthrough Act of the Year Won\n2002 Golden Turntable DJ Awards \"Sandstorm\" Best Single Won\nMain article: Darude discography\nLabel This! (2007)\nDarude has a son (born 2009) and a daughter (born 2017) with his American wife, Michelle.[38] He lived in Atlanta, the United States, from the late 2000s to 2013.[39][40] As of 2013[update], Darude has lived in Salo, Finland, with his family.[41][42][43]\n\"How Darude's \"Sandstorm\" Became the EDM Track Everyone on the Web Knows\". Gawker. December 9, 2014. Archived from the original on August 17, 2015.\n\"Darude Ends 8 Year Album Hiatus, Unveils Brand New 11-Track LP\". YourEDM. August 13, 2015.\n\"Finnish DJ Darude releases new artist album 'Moments'\". Digital Journal. August 14, 2015.\nDarude at AllMusic\nDarude discography at Discogs\nList of trance musicians\n^ a b c d e f g h \"Darude\". Eurochannel.com. Archived from the original on 24 September 2015. Retrieved 2015-08-17.\n^ a b c \"Platinum - UK\". BPI Music through Twitter. Retrieved 2015-07-06.\n^ a b c d \"finnishcharts.com \u2013 Finnish charts portal\". Hung Medien. Archived from the original on October 18, 2012. Retrieved August 8, 2011.\n^ a b \"Darude Album & Song Chart History \u2013 Dance/Electronic Albums\". Billboard. Prometheus Global Media. Retrieved August 8, 2011.\n^ a b c Wilson, MacKenzie (July 15, 2003). \"Rush\". Allmusic. Retrieved 2015-08-17.\n^ a b \"Label This! review\". findance.com. Archived from the original on 2007-08-14. Retrieved 2015-08-17.\n^ a b c Cush, Andy (December 9, 2014). \"How Darude's \"Sandstorm\" Became the EDM Track Everyone on the Web Knows\". Gawker. Archived from the original on August 17, 2015. Retrieved 2015-08-17.\n^ a b c d \"Dates for Darude\". Resident Advisor. Retrieved 2015-08-17.\n^ a b Baroni, Nastassia (February 28, 2015). \"Darude To Play Three Future Music Sideshows\". musicfeeds.com. Retrieved 2015-08-17.\n^ a b \"Review: Darude \u2013 Moments\". The Music Essentials. August 17, 2015. Retrieved 2015-08-17.\n^ a b c d \"About\". darude.com. Retrieved 2015-08-17.\n^ a b \"FAQ\". darude.com. Retrieved 2015-08-17.\n^ \"Darude Interview\". Archived from the original on 10 January 2001. Retrieved 4 December 2015.\n^ a b c Dj Ron Slomowicz: \"Interview with Darude\" About.com. Retrieved December 12, 2010. Slomowicz, Ron (2003-11-13). \"Your Guide to Dance Music / Electronica\". Archived from the original on 2006-03-22. Retrieved 2006-07-26.\n^ a b Slipper, Daniel: \"Darude Interview 2007\" DavePearce.co.uk. Retrieved December 12, 2010.\n^ a b Ravelin, Antti J. (February 13, 2001). \"Before the Storm review\". Allmusic. Retrieved 2014-12-30.\n^ \"Darude Album & Song Chart History \u2013 Independent Albums\". Billboard. Prometheus Global Media. Retrieved August 8, 2011.\n^ \"swedishcharts.com \u2013 Swedish charts portal\". Hung Medien. Retrieved August 8, 2011.\n^ \"norwegiancharts.com \u2013 Norwegian charts portal\". Hung Medien. Archived from the original on November 4, 2012. Retrieved August 8, 2011.\n^ \"Darude Album & Song Chart History \u2013 Canadian Albums\". Billboard. Prometheus Global Media. Retrieved August 8, 2011.\n^ \"\"Out of Control (Back For More)\" UK Chart History\". Official Charts Company. Retrieved 3 November 2017.\n^ a b \"Darude\". iTunes. Retrieved 2015-08-17.\n^ \"Label This!\". Allmusic. 2007. Retrieved 2015-08-17.\n^ DJ Directory: Rank: 1 to 50. The DJ List. Retrieved on 2011-11-19.\n^ Top 100 DJs \u2013 Results & History. DJmag.com. Retrieved on 2011-11-19.\n^ a b Hernandez, Christina (August 13, 2015). \"Exclusive: 'Moments' signals a long-awaited end to Darude's 8-year album hiatus\". Dancing Astronaut. Retrieved 2015-08-17.\n^ Papdatos, Markos (August 14, 2015). \"Finnish DJ Darude releases new artist album 'Moments'\". Digital Journal. Retrieved 2015-08-17.\n^ \"iTunes: Darude - Moments (Europe)\". Retrieved 2015-08-19.\n^ \"iTunes: Darude - Moments (UK)\". Retrieved 2015-08-19.\n^ \"iTunes: Darude - Moments (Japan)\". Retrieved 2015-08-19.\n^ \"Darude ends hiatus with new album \"Moments\"\". We Rave You. August 18, 2015. Retrieved 2015-08-17.\n^ \"Darude Delivers Best 'Moments' With His New Artist Album\". SonicAgenda. August 16, 2015. Retrieved 2015-08-17.\n^ \"Darude Ends 8 Year Album Hiatus, Unveils Brand New 11-Track LP\". YourEDM. August 13, 2015. Retrieved 2015-08-17.\n^ Jones, Connor (June 8, 2015). \"Darude To Host & Perform The After Party For Social Video & Gaming Conference\". EDM.com. Retrieved 2015-07-06.\n^ \"Dacoffee - Runstorm\". YouTube deadmau5. Retrieved 2015-07-06.\n^ \"EDM icon Darude is representing Finland at Eurovision and people are losing their minds!\". Programs. Retrieved 2019-01-31.\n^ Ylimutka, Leena (18 April 2018). \"Daruden 8-vuotias poika n\u00e4kee toistuvia painajaisia kauhuelokuvasta - vetoaa toisiin vanhempiin: \"Meist\u00e4 on ep\u00e4reilua...\"\". Iltalehti (in Finnish). Retrieved 3 February 2019.\n^ Malmi, Mia (11 May 2016). \"Darude perheens\u00e4 kanssa leffassa: J\u00e4\u00e4mme pysyv\u00e4sti Suomeen\". Me Naiset (in Finnish). Retrieved 3 February 2019.\n^ Rajala, Eeva (22 April 2013). \"IS: Mit\u00e4 kuuluu Darudelle nyky\u00e4\u00e4n?\". Voice.fi (in Finnish). Bauer Media. Retrieved 3 February 2019.\n^ T\u00e4htivaara, Sarianne (24 March 2015). \"Yhdysvalloista palannut Darude paljasti, miksi muutti takaisin Suomeen\". MTVuutiset.fi (in Finnish). Bonnier Group. Retrieved 3 February 2019.\n^ \"SSS: Darude muuttaa takaisin Suomeen\". Stara [fi] (in Finnish). 15 September 2013. Retrieved 3 February 2019.\n^ Kuvaja, Sini (30 January 2019). \"Viel\u00e4 lukiossa Ville Virtanen oli tavallinen maaseudulla asuva nuori \u2013 Lue, miten h\u00e4nest\u00e4 tuli Darude\". Aamulehti (in Finnish). 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        "raw_content": "Hagen at the 1936 Olympics\nYtre Rendal, Norway\nSkedsmo, Norway\nB\u00e6kkelagets SK, Oslo\nMen's nordic combined\n1936 Garmisch-Partenkirchen Individual\n1934 Sollefte\u00e5 Individual\n1935 Vysok\u00e9 Tatry Individual\n1936 Garmisch-Partenkirchen 18 km\n1936 Garmisch-Partenkirchen 4\u00d710 km\n1935 Vysok\u00e9 Tatry 4\u00d710 km\nOddbj\u00f8rn Hagen (3 February 1908 \u2013 25 June 1983) was a Norwegian skier who competed in nordic combined and cross-country skiing. He was both Olympic and world champion.\n3 Holmenkollen\nAt the 1936 Winter Olympics, Hagen won one gold in the Nordic combined and two silvers in cross-country skiing. The cross-country relay event saw its first Olympic appearance in 1936. Hagen had the first leg, and finished his leg one minute ahead of Finland's Sulo Nurmela, with Sweden's John Berger fifteen seconds further behind. Kalle Jalkanen on the final leg secured Finland the relay victory, six seconds before the Norwegian team.[1]\nThe 18 kilometre cross-country skiing race was also the first part of the Nordic combined. Hagen finished second in the 18 km, behind Sweden's Erik August Larsson, earning him a silver medal. After the ski jumping the next day, he secured the gold medal in the combined.[1]\nAt the FIS Nordic World Ski Championships, Hagen won golds in the individual Nordic combined (1934, 1935) and silvers in the men's 4 x 10 km and the men's 18 km (both 1935). Hagen's consecutive world championships in Nordic combined would not be repeated until fellow Norwegian Bjarte Engen Vik won the event in 1999 and 2001. In the 4\u00d710 km relay in Sollefte\u00e5 in 1934, Hagen had the final leg, and while battling with Sweden's Arthur H\u00e4ggblad for the silver medal they both got off course and lost ten minutes. The two were passed by Germany, and Hagen finished fourth behind the Swedish team.\nHolmenkollen[edit]\nAt the Holmenkollen ski festival, Hagen won the Nordic combined event three times (1932, 1934, and 1935). For his Nordic combined successes at the Olympics, Holmenkollen, and World Championships, Hagen earned the Holmenkollen medal in 1934.\nHagen hailed from Ytre Rendal, and competed for B\u00e6kkelagets SK in Oslo. He received the King's Cup five times. His strongest discipline was cross-country skiing, while his results in ski jumping were steady, but not outstanding. Most of his life he worked as a workshop manager in Oslo.[1]\n^ a b c Evans, Hilary; Gjerde, Arild; Heijmans, Jeroen; Mallon, Bill. \"Profile: Oddbj\u00f8rn Hagen\". Olympics at Sports-Reference.com. Sports Reference LLC. Retrieved 9 January 2009.\nWikimedia Commons has media related to Oddbj\u00f8rn Hagen.\nOddbj\u00f8rn Hagen at the International Ski Federation (Nordic combined)\nOddbj\u00f8rn Hagen at the International Ski Federation (Cross-country skiing)\nHolmenkollen medalists at the Wayback Machine (archived 2007-02-24) \u2013 click Holmenkollmedaljen for downloadable pdf file (in Norwegian)\nHolmenkollen winners since 1892 at the Wayback Machine (archived 2007-02-24) \u2013 click Vinnere for downloadable pdf file (in Norwegian)\nIOC Profile\nOlympic champions in Nordic combined 10 km individual normal hill\n18 km/ 15 km individual\n1924: Thorleif Haug (NOR)\n1928: Johan Gr\u00f8ttumsbr\u00e5ten (NOR)\n1948: Heikki Hasu (FIN)\n1956: Sverre Stenersen (NOR)\n1960: Georg Thoma (EUA)\n1964: Tormod Knutsen (NOR)\n1968: Franz Keller (FRG)\n1984: Tom Sandberg (NOR)\n1988: Hippolyt Kempf (SUI)\n1992: Fabrice Guy (FRA)\n1994: Fred B\u00f8rre Lundberg (NOR)\n1998: Bjarte Engen Vik (NOR)\n2002: Samppa Lajunen (FIN)\n2006: Georg Hettich (GER)\n10 km individual normal hill\n2010: Jason Lamy-Chappuis (FRA)\n2014: Eric Frenzel (GER)\nWorld champions in Nordic combined 10 km individual normal hill\n18 km / 15 km individual\n1925: Otakar N\u011bmeck\u00fd (TCH)\n1927: Rudolf Burkert (TCH)\n1929: Hans Vinjarengen (NOR)\n1933: Sven Sel\u00e5nger (SWE)\n1937: Sigurd R\u00f8en (NOR)\n1938: Olaf Hoffsbakken (NOR)\n1939: Gustl Berauer (GER)\n1940\u201345: Not held (World War II)\n1958: Paavo Korhonen (FIN)\n1962: Arne Larsen (NOR)\n1966: Georg Thoma (FRG)\n1970: Ladislav Rygl (TCH)\n1978: Konrad Winkler (GDR)\n1985: Hermann Weinbuch (FRG)\n1987: Torbj\u00f8rn L\u00f8kken (NOR)\n1989: Trond Einar Elden (NOR)\n2003: Ronny Ackermann (GER)\n2009: Todd Lodwick (USA)\n2015: Johannes Rydzek (GER)\nRetrieved from \"https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Oddbj\u00f8rn_Hagen&oldid=849285807\"\nPeople from Rendalen\nNordic combined skiers at the 1936 Winter Olympics\nNorwegian male Nordic combined skiers\nOlympic Nordic combined skiers of Norway\nOlympic medalists in Nordic combined\nFIS Nordic World Ski Championships medalists in Nordic combined\nFIS Nordic combined skier ID same as Wikidata",
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        "raw_content": "(Redirected from Primitive Methodist)\nHoliness[1]\nWorld Federation of Primitive Methodists\nChristian Holiness Partnership[1]\nprimitivemethodistchurch.org\npmglobaldiscipleship.org\nThe Primitive Methodist Church is a body of Holiness Christians within the Methodist tradition, which began in England in the early 19th century, with the influence of American evangelist Lorenzo Dow (1777\u20131834).\nIn the United States, the Primitive Methodist Church had eighty-three parishes and 8,487 members in 1996.[2] In Great Britain and Australia, the Primitive Methodist Church merged with other denominations, to form the Methodist Church of Great Britain in 1932 and the Methodist Church of Australasia in 1901. The latter subsequently merged into the Uniting Church in Australia in 1977.[3]\n4 Ecumenical relations\nThe Primitive Methodist Church recognizes the dominical sacraments of Baptism and Holy Communion, as well as other rites, such as Holy Matrimony.[4]\nMain article: Primitive Methodism in the United Kingdom\nA former Primitive Methodist chapel (Willoughton, Lincolnshire)\nThe leaders who originated Primitive Methodism were attempting to restore a spirit of revivalism as they felt was found in the ministry of John Wesley, with no intent of forming a new church. Hugh Bourne (1772\u20131852) and William Clowes (1780\u20131851), preachers in the Wesleyan Church, heard of the results of American camp meetings. They held a camp meeting on May 31, 1807 at Mow Cop, which resulted in many converts. But the Wesleyan Church refused to admit these converts to the church, and reprimanded Bourne and Clowes. Refusing to cease holding open-air meetings, they were dismissed from the church. After waiting two years for readmittance to the church, they founded the Primitive Methodists in the year of 1810, and in February 1812 in Tunstall took the name The Society of the Primitive Methodists. The name is meant to indicate they were conducting themselves in the way of Wesley and the \"original\" Methodists, particularly in reference to open-air meetings. They are part of the denomination, yet originally made up of converts denied admittance into the church.\nPrimitive Methodist workers played an important role in the formative phase of the Trade Union movement in England. They were always the most working class of the main Methodist bodies in Great Britain. They also used women at an early date as ministers (\"itinerants\") and preachers, a notable development in women's emancipation.\nThe Primitive Methodist Church formed one of the three streams of Methodism then extant in England. In 1932 it merged with the Wesleyan Methodist Church and the United Methodists to form the Methodist Church of Great Britain.\nThe first missionaries to America arrived in Brooklyn, New York in 1829. The societies founded in the United States were under the control of the British Primitive Methodist Conference until 1840, when the \"American Primitive Methodist Church\" was established on September 16. A combining of various organizational structures occurred in May 1975, and the current (2004) official name \u2014 The Primitive Methodist Church in the United States of America \u2014 was chosen.\nThe denomination holds an annual conference. A president, elected every four years, is the chief leader of the denomination and their headquarters are located in his home. In 2000 the American body had 79 congregations with 4502 members.\nPrimitive Methodist congregations were also established in Australia. In 1902 the Primitive Methodist Church, Wesleyan Methodist Church, Bible Christians and the United Methodist Free Churches formed the Methodist Church of Australasia. In 1977 the Methodist Church of Australasia joined with the Congregational Union of Australia and Presbyterian Church of Australia to form the Uniting Church in Australia.\nThe Primitive Methodist Church in the United States has missions in Spain, Guatemala and other countries throughout the world.[1] Its mission work in Africa dates back to 1897 and its mission work in Guatemala was started in 1921.[5]\nThe Primitive Methodist Church in the United States, with respect to ecumenism, is a member of the Christian Holiness Partnership, an organization of churches in the Wesleyan\u2013Arminian tradition, and a member of the National Association of Evangelicals.[1]\nArminianism portal\nBible Methodist Connection of Churches\nEvangelical Methodist Church of America\nFundamental Methodist Conference, Inc.\nSouthern Methodist Church\n^ a b c d Hillerbrand, Hans J. (2 August 2004). Encyclopedia of Protestantism. Routledge. p. 1898. ISBN 9781135960285.\n^ a b c Balmer, Randall Herbert (2002). Encyclopedia of Evangelicalism. Westminster John Knox Press. p. 468. ISBN 9780664224097. Retrieved 30 May 2017.\n^ Trickler, C. Jack (2010). A Layman's Guide To: Why Are There So Many Christian Denominations?. p. 177. ISBN 9781449045784. In 1932 the British part of the Primitive Methodist Church merged with the British Wesleyan Church and the British United Methodists to form the Methodist Church of Great Britain.\n^ Acornley, John Holmes (1909). A History of the Primitive Methodist Church in the United States of America from Its Origin and the Landing of the First Missionaries in 1829 to the Present Time. B. R. Acornley. p. 256. Resolved: That no person holding a Local Preacher's Annual License, shall perform the sacraments, either of baptism, Lord's Supper, or marriage, excepting during the absence of, or by request of, the minister in charge. |access-date= requires |url= (help)\n^ Kostlevy, William (1 April 2010). The A to Z of the Holiness Movement. Scarecrow Press. p. 241. 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        "raw_content": "If you're like many women out there, you spend hours a week on YouTube watching beauty gurus. You probably see them as close girlfriends who give you the honest truth about all things related to beauty. They are also the people you turn to when you're trying to figure out everything from contouring your cheekbones to perfecting your eyebrow game. Most beauty gurus make everything seem simple when you're watching, but once you attempt to do something on your own, it's not unusual for the wheels to come off.\nThis really seems like the case when applying false eyelashes. Most beauty mavens make it seem like it takes less than 5 minutes total, and all you need is some lash glue and a pair of tweezers. When all is said and done, somehow the lashes are as close to the lash line as possible\u2014and look amazing. And really, there's no disputing that\u2014eyelashes are crucial when it comes to pulling an eye look together. It's all about that grand reveal and taking the look to the next level.\nThat said, we can't blame anyone for wearing falsies\u2014but with the options available now, we just don't think they're worth it anymore. Here's why:\n1. They are such a hassle to apply. Many of the beauty gurus on YouTube or Instagram are makeup artists, whether professionally trained or self-taught, so they know what they're doing when it comes to fake eyelashes. The majority of us, however, are trying to learn as we go. And most likely, we've waited until the last minute to roll out of bed. The result? We're doing the 5-minute makeup challenge each morning before work, and don't have time to struggle with and reapply eyelashes. Even if you do get them applied in time, they probably don't look the way you wanted. (Sigh)\n2. They never look as natural as the beauty gurus make them seem. When you don't have time to properly apply the lashes, they simply don't look natural. You have a corner that won't stay glued down, or you've placed them too high up on your eyelid. Worst of all, you've glued some of your eyelashes together. Regardless of where you've gone wrong, bad falsies are worse than having stubby eyelashes\u2014much worse. You might think you're saving a few bucks by buying falsies rather than investing in an eyelash serum or extensions. But truth be told, the natural-looking eyelashes can get really expensive.\nIf you do decide to stick with budget-friendly lashes, you end up with material that looks nothing like real hair\u2014plus they're way too thick.\n3. Thankfully, better options are out there. In our opinion, it's hard to beat EnviLash. Nothing looks better than your own natural eyelashes, and Envilash will make your fringe look long and lush. If you opt to try extensions, Envilash leads to overall healthier lashes and less natural lash breakage, which allows individuals with extensions to enjoy them for longer. In fact, many lash bars throughout the world stock Envilash. It's a match made in lash heaven!\nWe have found, however, that many people end up transitioning to using Envilash alone because of how happy they are with their natural lashes. At the end of the day, you have to do what makes you happy and feel the most confident. But the way we see it, Envilash is a no brainer either way\u2014win-win!",
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        "raw_content": "summer fun, The Button Project\nThe Button Project: How One Button is Changing the World\nToday is the last day of school and the first day of our summer adventure. Every year, I do a themed program with my girls and four of their friends. You can read about some of our past adventures here. This year, our summer adventure is called The Button Project, and we'd love to have you join us.\nTo understand The Button Project, I have to tell you a story -- a story about a button. Way back when I was a very green, 21-year-old copy editor, just a few months into my first job, I became friends with a new reporter we hired at the trade publication we worked at. This guy was (and is) an amazing writer. I learned a lot of what I know about writing from him. He was older than me and had seen and done some amazing things. And he was an incredible reporter, far too good for our little trade newspaper.\nHe was living in Kansas because his wife was going to school nearby. Not long after he came, though, his marriage fell apart. It was clearly a difficult time. Even in my 21-year-old, newlywed self-centeredness, I knew that it was horrible for him. One day, a button fell off his suit coat. When he went to lunch, I sewed it back on with a sewing kit I kept in my desk. I never thought anything about that moment again.\nFast-forward 15 years or so to the moment my first story published in a major book compilation arrived on my doorstep. As I was looking at the cover of the book, I realized that I would never have written the story in that book if my friend from so many years ago hadn't given me the best advice I ever received about writing: \"If you have something to write about, write it.\" If not for those words, this blog wouldn't exist. I would never have written any of the Bible studies for our moms' group at my church or even the Everyday Christmas devotional. So, I sent him a Facebook message, thanking him.\nThe message I got back changed my outlook on life, and it led to The Button Project. He reminded me that all those years ago, I had sewed on that button for him. I truly don't remember that day. He said it was a moment of kindness in a horrible time that he had never forgotten. Fifteen years later, he told me, \"It was one of the most touching and kind things anyone has ever done for me.\" He also said that he had shared that moment with a friend who was going through her own tough time. All this from a moment of kindness I didn't even remember.\nYou see, kindness changes things. It's one of the reasons that God tells us to be kind to each other. Kindness makes a difference in a dark day. It tells someone that they have value. Kindness counteracts the darkness in this world.\nWhich brings us to The Button Project. This summer, my girls and their friends are on an adventure to change the world one act of kindness at a time. When the girls meet around my table today, we'll be learning about someone who changed the world with kindness, and we'll be brainstorming ways that we can be kind to others. When they leave my house today, they'll take with them Button Project business cards to leave behind when they do a random act of kindness for someone. All summer long, they'll be doing random acts of kindness and leaving behind cards. When we meet together, we'll be learning about some people who changed the world with their kindness and doing some bigger acts of kindness together.\nAnd this year, you can join us. You see, each card will take the recipient to The Button Project Facebook page, where they can leave us a comment about the act of kindness they received. You can go there, too. Like the page, let us know you're joining us and print off your own set of Button Project cards. By the end of the day, I'll have the lesson plan for the first week posted there, too.\nLet The Button Project turn your summer into a summer of kindness as you teach your kids to live out the words of Ephesians 4:32: \"Be kind and compassionate to one another...\"\nTagged: Ephesians 4:32, kindness, teaching kindness, The Button Project\nNewer PostMemorial Day\nOlder PostThat's Not Fair!",
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        "raw_content": "Four Major International Banks Set to Use Blockchain Technology\nFour of the world\u2019s major international banks are set to develop their own custom version of digital currency. The aim is to cut down on the time and costs currently associated with clearing and settlement in financial markets. This announcement is the latest in a recent string of similar realisations by financial institutions, for whom the power of harnessing blockchain technology is finally starting to dawn.\nBlockchain equals Cost-Effectiveness\nBanks are struggling with low returns, making cost effectiveness more important than ever. In addition to providing savings, they now see that blockchain offers a chance to build more efficient systems. Savings made by this new implementation would likely free up capital traditionally held against trading risk, thus improving liquidity. UBS, Santander, Deutsche Bank and BNY Mellon are the four major forces behind the development. The banks are currently working with UK firms ICAP and Clearmatics Technologies to create the new blockchain based system.\nThe above banking institutions claim that outdated systems have held them bank from operating together in a cohesive manner. Large back offices were initially created to overcome the problem. However, all that this accomplished were huge streams of paperwork for long-suffering employees to organise. By using blockchain, funds can be transferred between the banks and a truer record of transactions generated. Transactions will be stored on the blockchain, creating far less paperwork whilst still providing a solid record of the transaction. This will then be reflected in the relevant fiat account.\nCreating a Cryptocurrency\nWhilst many outlets have reported that the banks mentioned above will be creating a new cryptocurrency for wider use, this is not strictly true. What they are really doing, is creating coins using blockchain technology which will be directly convertible into existing currencies in order to be deposited for use at central banks. They wish to, in theory, put dollars, euros and pounds on the blockchain. It will be used solely as a \u2018utility settlement coin\u2019. The currency will be traded between the banks to pay for securities without the traditional delay associated with money transfers.\nThe Head of fintech innovation at UBS made a statement where he talked about the current struggles that banks, exchanges and clearing houses have in maintaining a clear record of transactions. The distributed ledger would provide all of these institutions with a shared, true copy of the required data. The system will provide savings in areas of payments, securities trading and compliance. In a recent report by Santander, Oliver Wyman and Anthems, it is stated that savings of up to $20bn a year by 2022 could be generated by the system\u2019s implementation.\nAlthough the theory behind creating a distributed ledger is solid, the banks must now work to generate support from central banks. Should they receive the backing necessary, they hope to have the ledger up and running by 2018.\nA further challenge will be creating a blockchain which can handle the huge number of transactions required, at a high speed. At present, Visa is capable of handling around 24K every second.\nWhilst we have all been well-aware of the benefits of digital currency, it is only now that central financial institution have begun seeing its full potential. An official announcement is expected to be delivered soon with further details.\nhttps://exchange.scotcoinproject.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/banking.jpg 640 960 https://exchange.scotcoinproject.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/Scotcoin-Logo.png 2016-08-25 15:39:422016-08-25 15:43:09Four Major International Banks Set to Use Blockchain Technology\nKeeping Scotcoin Scottish Scotland; where do we go from here?",
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        "raw_content": "The Insight of Jack \u00bb\nYou are not serious about Christ. He is just a passing interest. He has no impact on your life. The songs you sing are for yourself. The emotional has replaced the spiritual. You have complacently let the world be your god. You bow down to its demands without a thought. But when Christ preaches a sermon on a mount you ignore it\u2026without a thought! \u201cMy life is my own!\u201d The ignorance of this proclamation is only surpassed by your selfish pride. Don\u2019t you realize you were bought at a price? You are alive because of someone you proclaim to be your savior. Your life is not your own. You are in his debt. He died for you and you must die for him. To not do this is a waste of life. You must change your ways. The spirit of God is inside you. He is begging you to become the person you were born to be. Why do you feel restless and unhappy? It is because you have not yet loosened yourself from the chains of the world. You have settled for the way rather than the Way. You have traveled the broad path rather than the narrow path. But you say, \u201cI\u2019m too afraid!\u201d Why? He takes care of the birds and you are far more important than them. But you say, \u201cIt\u2019s too hard!\u201d Why? His yoke is easy and his burden is light. But you say, \u201cI\u2019m too weak!\u201d Why? He uses the weak to overcome the strong. It\u2019s time to get past the excuses that you make. You have been alive, but you have not been living. Die and you will live. Be serious!\non July 17, 2012 at 4:13 pm | Reply Miles Prowers\nAha! The first post since your departure! I can only imagine what is to come of your future posts after reading all that Kierkegaard! I must say, the coolest thing about this post is that you are actually living it now. Enough talk! Let\u2019s live it! Let\u2019s get serious! For our response to God\u2019s mission is life or death for many people!\nGod has put a fire in your bones, let it consume you and the world! And I\u2019ll try my best to fan the flame. I especially like your series of excuses and responses. Shattering the lingering excuses with the absolute logic of God himself! The one that always comes to me is \u201cBut I\u2019m not good at speaking!\u201d Who gave man his mouth? (Ex. 4:10) Don\u2019t worry what to say or how to say it, for God will speak through you when it\u2019s time. (Matt. 10:19)",
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        "raw_content": "Welcome to Day 1 of FleishmanHillard\u2019s 2019 Davos Digest. The world\u2019s leaders have descended upon the snowy ski resort for the unmissable World Economic Forum \u2013 or have they?\nThe biggest news of this year\u2019s gathering so far seems to be its notable absences. Donald Trump, Xi Jinping, Theresa May, Emmanuel Macron and Narendra Modi have all relinquished their prized invitations to deal with domestic problems. Many commentators are interpreting this string of no-shows as a sign of a world in crisis.\nStill, the show goes on and for the 3,000 attendees at the event, Sir David Attenborough\u2019s speech on Monday evening set the tone for one of the Forum\u2019s major talking points \u2013 climate change. Calling for the world\u2019s political and business leaders to take action, he declared with regret that \u201cthe garden of Eden is no more\u201d. 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This came to me as I was looking at my hair this morning. I was combing it, not being vain. Yeah, okay, I was being a little vain. But when you have long, blonde hair with natural highlights and everyone thinks it\u2019s not God-given, you tend to be a little vain about your hair.\nAnyway, back to the real topic at hand. I am not 17 years old anymore. I am not where I was. I\u2019m not even where I was a year ago, personally. But that\u2019s what makes me human. I\u2019m okay that I\u2019m not 17 anymore. I was annoying. I would like to be the weight I was but not my personality. Wow, I needed to be put in my place.\nI\u2019m finally caught up with the Jane Eyre series on YouTube. I think I\u2019m nerding out more with this series than The Lizzie Bennet Diaries. And the guy that plays Rochester, just as shady as I hoped he would be. I feel like every other character has to prove themselves to me a little bit more. I don\u2019t know why, but I do. I\u2019m kind of liking Jane though. She\u2019s just as bally as she should be. I\u2019m just taking a while to warm up to her.\nI checked out Beautiful Creatures by Kami Garcia & Margaret Stohl. I\u2019m curious to see how I like it and the librarians are curious too. I swear they like pounce on me after I return a book.\nFiled under random, Reading, real life, what I've learned and tagged life, random facts, reading, things I haven't learned |\t14 Comments\nJust a Little Short One.\nNow that I\u2019ve mentioned innuendos I see them everywhere. Just like that kid in \u201cThe Sixth Sense\u201d seeing dead people. Except dirty.\nLast night, I was having a girl night. Not the girl night where you watch \u201cYou\u2019ve Got Mail\u201d and paint your toes but the night where you feel less superior to everyone and everything and you wonder what\u2019s wrong with you. You feel just plain insufficient. What did I do? Not talk to boy\u2026\u2026he had plans and he REALLY brushed me off. We\u2019re not talking to him. No one talk to him. Do NOT be sucked in by the dimples\u2026.Don\u2019t worry, we\u2019re really not that mad at him. He has his own life and it\u2019s not like this is going to last. We\u2019re not even in a relationship. So go ahead talk to him if you know him. (That makes me like a teenager doesn\u2019t it? GAH) But what I did do is I ran back to work to send an email I forgot I really needed to send and then I got these little shelf things for my yarn. I put them together myself. I had to read the directions though. And I still don\u2019t have enough room my yarn. But I made it. And it sure does look good.\nI often wonder if guys have the same kind of nights where they feel insufficient. But it\u2019s also really interesting to me how people deal with their insufficiency. I deal with it by being busy cleaning or throwing myself into a book or building shelves. I also angry clean which gets my apartment cleaner like nobody\u2019s business. Picking people\u2019s brains is what I like to do. Odd, I know.\nThere is a group called Anthem Lights and they did a redo of a song called Don\u2019t You Worry Child. I really like it and I had it on repeat yesterday because it made me feel better. It\u2019s amazing how some of those songs just have the power to make you feel better and bring you peace.\nWhy has no one informed me that there is a Jane Eyre Series on YouTube? I will be obsessing about this for like ever. Just so everyone knows.\nWhat have we learned today? I\u2019m sucked in by cute dimples, I can make shelves, and I have moments of insufficiency. That pretty much sums it all up. Oh and Jane Eyre\u2026.YouTube! YES!\nFiled under Opinion, random, real life and tagged life, opinion, random |\t4 Comments\nSame Old Rant and my Maidenhead!\nI promise I won\u2019t talk about my maidenhead today. That could be a horrible post. As great of a story as losing my maidenhead would be for a post, I don\u2019t want to tell the internet! Some things need to be private. Maidenhead is one. Anyone hating the major use of maidenhead yet? I\u2019m on the verge of puking because of it. I\u2019ll try to be gentle about it when I talk about innuendos\u2026.or not have innuendos. Let\u2019s change the subject shall we?\nI went to \u201cMonsters University\u201d last night with my friend R and her son and niece and nephew. It was a cute movie. Me and the son had an argument if he was old enough or not to have seen the first one in theaters. He\u2019s not by 5 years. I tend to have really good, deep conversations with the son. That\u2019s just how I roll.\nI was talking to boy (Those dimples, my God. New weakness, right there. Add it to the list with being a bass, wranglers and boots. I know I talk a lot about his dimples but they\u2019re so cute) the other night and I was sitting on the ledge outside my apartment and I have mosquito bites all over. We didn\u2019t even talk that long and I have like a million bites. What\u2019s with that?\nLately, I\u2019ve been thinking about blogging and people\u2019s writing style when they\u2019re blogging. Someone just left a comment on one of my posts that makes me scratch my head. It was like they were trying to impress me with how smart they were but it came off bad because they totally used the wrong wording and it came off redundant the whole way through. Don\u2019t do that to me. I do tend to use a big word here and there, but since using big words aren\u2019t over-populating my speech in real life, they don\u2019t always make on the blog. Talk to me like a college educated 25-year-old. Because that\u2019s what I am. And don\u2019t speak above your education. Example: If you don\u2019t know the meaning of concupiscence, don\u2019t use it. And while we\u2019re at it, let\u2019s remind everyone to try to and at least use the correct spelling of words. I can make out the meaning if you use the correct spelling. It\u2019s not as much of a problem blogging but on social media it is. Makes me want to kick people in the nards when they screw up like that. English Degree, right here. Remember I do judge you by how you speak. I know you\u2019re not supposed to judge but how you speak is how I start figuring out how to react to you, the references I use, the words I use. Everything. I\u2019m not going to make a joke about Austen if you\u2019ve never read Austen. Just remember you don\u2019t need a college education to be smart but you\u2019re not smart because you went to college. Just speak to where you\u2019re comfortable, not above or below.\nI think that my problem is that when someone new comes on my blog and I get so excited about new people (I\u2019m a little bit like a puppy in that way because it\u2019s new people and I don\u2019t get many new people. it\u2019s like how I react with coffee, it gives me more energy) and then they post something or I check out their blog and it totally shoots down my over-the-top expectations of them. Which isn\u2019t a bad thing. It\u2019s just I tend to get a little disappointed. But there are a lot of pleasant surprises with people that cross my blog.\nAnd since I\u2019m talking about blogs and I\u2019m thinking about it, I\u2019ve been getting really random followers lately. No, I don\u2019t want to know how I can make money from my blog or how to boost my viewership, I do this because I want to. It\u2019s fun for me. I want people to follow me because they\u2019re entertained by me or they like my taste in books or they like my rants. And I don\u2019t usually go around overly-promoting my blog. I will go and mention a post to someone if it\u2019s applicable. Or I\u2019ll tell someone I mention them. But do not go and promote your blog on my blog if I have nothing to do with or would find no interest in whatever you\u2019re talking about. I know that sounds harsh, but that\u2019s how I\u2019m feeling today.\nThat was completely more rant-y than I thought I\u2019d be today. Obviously I have some buried feelings about this subject.\nFiled under movie, Opinion, random, rants, real life and tagged film, movies, opinion, random, rants |\t2 Comments\nDreams, Boys and Talk about Maiden Head\nI am a believer in dreams. Not the random ones where you\u2019re being chased by evil, murderous clowns but the ones that wake you up and you know in the deepest parts of yourself that there was something true about it. I think that the best part of these dreams is that they come when you least expect it and that they come when you most need them. I look forward to those dreams. I\u2019ve gotten a few that give me closure. But when I get them, they mostly are about one thing\u2026\u2026the guy I\u2019m supposed to marry. God must know husband dreams will satisfy me for a while.\nHere\u2019s what I\u2019ve put together from my dreams. He has dark hair, he\u2019s decently taller than me,(and coming from a tall girl, that\u2019s great) likes to hold my hand, there\u2019s something special about his eyes and his name is Mike. There was one dream that I called him Moon Doggie. I\u2019m not sure where that came from. Maybe I was watching the Gidget movies that night. Because I know that there might be a few people who will ask, the new guy that I\u2019ve been talking to doesn\u2019t fit all of this list. Like the name and he\u2019s only an inch taller than me if I were barefoot. But he does have something about his eyes and he has dimples. Cute dimples. I\u2019m a fan of his dimples. But last night I was praying and I go \u201cGod, I don\u2019t know if this guy\u2019s the one. I have a hard time talking to him. I\u2019m pulling away from him all ready. Is it to soon for me to start pulling away from him, am I not giving him a chance?\u201d Pretty sure right after I prayed that I got that \u201cHe isn\u2019t the guy\u201d feeling. Thanks for pointing that out God. I don\u2019t know where this guy road is headed but it\u2019ll be an adventure and I\u2019ll keep everyone updated. And don\u2019t worry, I won\u2019t lead this guy on.\nBack to dreams. I did have this one dream my senior year of college where I can assume that it was one of those dreams telling me that it may get tough but I\u2019ll be okay. But that\u2019s an assumption. I also woke from that dream 90 degrees away from a normal sleeping position. I always remember that dream and it kind of reassures me that no matter what\u2019s going on in my life, God\u2019s got me in his hand.\nIonia talked about this today in her post about romance novels, she asked that buxom not be used in a novel. I don\u2019t mind buxom as bad but Maidenhead. Oh my God. It makes me feel violated 8 different ways, maybe 9 on certain days. Like I told Ionia, Maidenhead makes me want to cross my legs and kick any guy in the nards with my boots on if he comes near me, especially if he comes near me with his man banana. This word honestly makes me feel like I should be a helpless girl that doesn\u2019t know how to protect herself against assault.\nI know this is kind of a weird combination, dreams and my Maidenhead, but hey, it\u2019s my blog. Deal with it.\nFiled under Opinion, random days, rants, Reading, real life, relationships and tagged dating, dreams, language, life, opinion, random, rant, relationships, words |\tLeave a comment\nDear Leif Enger. You\u2019re Great.\n\u201cLet me say something about that word: miracle. For too long it\u2019s been used to characterize things or events that, though pleasant, are entirely normal. Peeping chicks at Easter time, spring generally, a clear sunrise after an overcast week-a miracle, people say, as if they\u2019ve been educated from greeting cards. I\u2019m sorry, but nope. Such things are worth our notice every day of the week, but to call them miracle evaporates the strength of the word.\nReal miracles bother people, like strange sudden pains unknown in medical literature. It\u2019s true: They rebut every rule all we good citizens take comfort in. Lazarus obeying orders and climbing up out of the grave-now that\u2019s a miracle, and you can bet it upset a lot of folks who were standing around at the time. When a person dies, the earth is generally unwilling to cough him back up. A miracle contradicts the will of earth\u201d (Peace Like a River by Leif Enger page 3)\nLast night I was looking at the books I have here, because I don\u2019t have all my books here, and I was trying to decide what to read. This is a long process in which I take a book off the shelf open it maybe read a sentence and then usually it\u2019s put back until I just grab one and walk away from the shelf. I then came upon Leif Enger\u2019s Peace Like a River. It\u2019s a great book and I love the language used in it. The first time I saw this book, it was at the bookstore in Medora and I read the first chapter, which includes the quote above. I was hooked.\nIt\u2019s amazing that every time I read this passage, it puts me in check. With this book, I love the way Enger puts things but at the end of the book, I kind of scratch my head and say \u201chmm, I guess\u201d, so I never know how I feel about the book. The book is about a boy who\u2019s family goes and looks for his \u201cmurderer\u201d of a brother. You have to read the book to understand. I love Leif Enger\u2019s mastery of language. But I wasn\u2019t less of a fan of his second book, So Brave, So Young and So Handsome I think it\u2019s called. It still has great language, just didn\u2019t grab me like Peace Like a River\nEnger is a Minnesota writer and from what I\u2019ve read he writes about the Northern families. To me, his books are like a combination of Huck Finn meets cowboy. Enger\u2019s writing is almost like home for me. I\u2019m 75% sure of this.\nI decided that I\u2019m going to trudge through Don Quixote. I had to read part of it in college and found a copy with end notes and a kind of broken spine for fifty cents so I bought it. It\u2019s not got to be a fast read. Might take me years.\nBoy Update Remember the guy I was talking about the other day and he was really hard to talk to? We\u2019ve been texting and it\u2019s going better. Now I\u2019m not expecting a relationship out if because there\u2019s a big distance thing going on. Don\u2019t get your hopes up. Though he is\u2026..never mind. I\u2019m keeping that to myself. I can\u2019t tell you guys everything, there has to be a little bit of mystery.\nFiled under authors, books, Reading, real life, relationships and tagged authors, books, entertainment, literature, opinion, reading, relationships |\t3 Comments\nJust One More Day + More!\nI know this week has been super exciting and you are all hyped up on mermaids but we need to calm the heck down. But get through this first part and then I\u2019ll talk about something else other than theories.\nI feel like this week I have spent a lot of time talking about theories and maybe making fun of them a little. I\u2019m pretty sure that I have a love affair with conspiracy theories.\nLast night my friend R and I were texting back and forth planning on what we\u2019re going to do for her birthday. (going to the Monsters University BTW) Then we started talking about Elvis and she thinks he\u2019s alive, I\u2019m not all that positive. If I remember right, that\u2019s about 36 years of being in hiding. Long time to hide right? Here are some ideas that we came up with.\nHe\u2019s hiding in the reservation by Mount Rushmore with a Native American wife and reliving his glory days there, also making him a polygamist.\nThe mermaids have him.\nMexico (yup, the whole country) is holding him hostage and the government doesn\u2019t want to pay the ransom because Elvis has military secrets from when he was in the military in WWII.\nNow here\u2019s another question for people to think about. Was there a shooter on the grassy knoll to shoot Kennedy? Here\u2019s my history minor opinion. I think that there may have been someone on the grassy knoll BUT they weren\u2019t working with Oswald because from what I know of Oswald, he would work alone. Now, everything happened with Oswald so that IF there was a grassy knoll guy, they wouldn\u2019t be able to get off a shot because everyone was running around panicked. Win for me. If I remember right, Oswald had some involvement with Russian Communists and probably Cuban Communists but I don\u2019t think that he was working with either of them with this. I think he was just extreme.\nFirst speaker of the year this Sunday! He\u2019s a guy that does all these different historical figures and he\u2019s doing a buffalo hunter on Sunday. Can\u2019t wait!\nIt\u2019s another coffee day. I was kind of dragging so I got coffee\u2026\u2026.I have an addiction. And who lets me get coffee, seriously? I mean it\u2019s the same result, every time. EVERY TIME! Abundance in energy and 300,000 words a minute out of my mouth.\nI\u2019m not reading anything right now because I can\u2019t decide what to read. I have a lot on my list and I do have a book jar but everything that comes out just doesn\u2019t seem good. Talking about that, last night after almost 2 1/2 years of living in my apartment I realized that a lamp next to my bed would maximize my reading non-nook books greatly. Luckily, I had a lamp in my living room I could steal and bring in my room. Why did this take me that long to realize this?\nAND now that my work day is over at the museum, I can go home, put my hair up, get ugly and do nothing. Other than make cookies, maybe.\nSection I debated about putting in and then put on my big girl pants and just did it because this might be an ongoing topic.\nSo the last post, post before (?) I talked briefly about actively looking for a significant other. I did sign up for Christian Mingle and started emailing this guy through the site. I totally expected a conversation. Nope. Once again, I expect to much. Yup. I have a habit of doing that. It was me trying to get to know him and him just answering. Now, I\u2019m not really sure because it\u2019s been a while since I\u2019ve been in a get-to-know-you situation but aren\u2019t you supposed to get to know each other through a series of questions going back and forth? I figured he wanted to get to know me since he was the one that initiated it. Ugh. The struggles of being single in a small town. Boo. This would not be so hard if I lived in a more populated place.\nI\u2019ve been thinking about doing Christian Mingle for a while because I live in the middle of no where. If you don\u2019t believe me, look for Bowman North Dakota on a map and then see the scarce amount of towns around it. But since I\u2019ve been thinking about it, Christian Mingle ads everywhere. Television, internet, everywhere. So I\u2019m thinking God is trying to give me a hint. I\u2019m not very good at hints so God decided to hit me with a bunch of ads. Well, hopefully this won\u2019t come back to bite me in the behind.\nFiled under history, lists, Opinion, random, rants, real life, relationships and tagged dating, history, life, lists, marriage, opinion, random, relationships |\tLeave a comment",
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        "raw_content": "Florida aviation asked to \u2018reach out to legislators\u2019\nThe March 18 newsletter from the Florida Aviation Trades Association (FATA) asked its members and others involved, in any way, in aviation there, to \u201creach out\u201d to state legislators who are \u201clooking at state exemptions to see what should be repealed in order to increase tax revenue to Florida.\u201d\nFlorida\u2019s legislators, like those in most states, are facing difficult budget problems. During the first two weeks of March, the House Finance and Tax Council met to review tax exemptions granted to many different industries. Three aviation exemptions were on the review list. FATA\u2019s executive director, Paula Raeburn, attended the meetings and testified on behalf of the trade association and Florida aviation in general. Her message to them focused on the importance of aviation to Florida\u2019s economy. \u201cThat is the message we [all] have to convey,\u201d she later told FATA members.\n\u201cThe exemptions in place were put there to act as an economic tool to allow the aviation industry to compete effectively for aviation businesses and jobs for Florida. The mood of the legislators is to repeal exemptions if they think the increased revenue is significant to help offset budget shortfalls. It is going to be difficult to realize any new exemptions, but we continue to work to have the aircraft use tax statute rewritten so it does not penalize owners of newly purchased aircraft if they fly to Florida during the first six months of ownership. Our position has been that Florida will actually see an increase in revenue because aircraft owners will come to Florida and spend money, which translates into revenue for the State and income to businesses of all types in Florida, not just aviation,\u201d she said. \u201cThe tourism industry benefits, retail businesses and restaurants will benefit. In fact, all segments of the economy would benefit.\u201d\nRaeburn pointed out that FATA members and others directly connected to aviation \u201cknow our industry, but the majority of legislators do not know how important general aviation is to the economy of Florida and also the many services it provides from emergency medical evacuations, law enforcement, agriculture and travel and tourism.\u201d General aviation airports provide more than 23,000 jobs, $630 million in payroll and $2.3 billion in total economic activity, she stated.\nShe asked everyone involved in Florida aviation to \u201cstay in touch with your state representatives and senators and remind them about the importance of our industry.\u201d Their contact information is at www.myflorida.com. Click on government for specific contact information.\n\u201cPlease voice your support for our industry,\u201d Raeburn said. \u201cOne person is not as effective as many. FATA may speak for the industry as a whole, but when legislators hear from constituents it is more effective. We are following other bills but, to date, there as been no significant status change. Click here to view the bills we are monitoring.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "Have you thought about leaving your job in the corporate sector? If you\u2019re reading this article, chances are you\u2019ve given some thought to that. It\u2019s totally okay if you\u2019re thinking about leaving even though you may be making some good money there.\nIn fact, if you feel like you need to quit, you may be experiencing at least one of the following five signs that you should do it (source: Forbes):\nYou\u2019re unhappy most of every day working in your current position\nYou feel that your working environment is toxic, and the source of the toxicity is your boss or colleague\nYou feel like the skills you\u2019re using at your job aren\u2019t the ones that you truly enjoy doing\nYou believe that you could accomplish much more\nYou feel like your current goals at your job are meaningless or even negative.\nDoes anything from this list sound familiar? If so, then you should leave your current career to start a business. After all, you decide what to do with your life and how to work.\nBefore you go to your boss\u2019s office and announce your decision, you should also understand that entrepreneurship is hard. To succeed, you need to work hard, be ready to make sacrifices, and be as persistent as you possibly can.\nBesides, leaving your job also means disrupting your routine and changing your life forever, because you\u2019ll have to overcome your objections and insecurities. Not to mention having the courage to finally pull the plug and quit your job.\nYou\u2019re still reading this? Great! Then it means that I didn\u2019t scare you.\nPlus, it means that you really want to start a business and create a lifestyle that you truly love.\nIn this case, let\u2019s get to work. Here are the steps that you\u2019ll need to take in order to leave your corporate career and successfully launch your own business.\nStep #1: Evaluate Your Current Situation\nWe kind of started doing this when I asked you whether you experienced the signs that you need to quit your job at the beginning of this article. If you feel like you\u2019re experiencing at least some of them, then it means that you\u2019re not happy with your current job.\nIt doesn\u2019t allow you to unlock your full potential.\nIt holds you back.\nIt doesn\u2019t make you feel happy.\nIt doesn\u2019t make you feel like you\u2019re accomplishing something meaningful.\nIn this case, you don\u2019t need it, even if there are some good things about it.\nLeaving your job could be \u201cespecially difficult when everything else about the job is a positive,\u201d writes Daniel B. Kline, a Fast Company contributor. \u201cBut if you hope for more, then staying someplace where that\u2019s not likely is a mistake.\u201d\nThe next step in assessing your current situation would be to think about how your ideal lifestyle would be like. For example, maybe you want to work some more until your business takes off and then shift to another approach? Brainstorming about this could help you to get an ideal long-term vision of your career as an entrepreneur.\nStep #2: Understand that the Perfect Time to Launch Your Business Does Not Exist\nMany people fail to start their own businesses because they choose to wait for the \u201cperfect\u201d time. For example, it means having enough money in the back to ensure the survival of their business or waiting until they learn how to start their business. Some people even choose to wait until they\u2019re fired from their jobs.\nWhile some of these excuses may make sort of sense, they are still excuses. There\u2019s no perfect time to quit your job and start your own business. Let me explain. Supposedly, you think that if you quit now and begin building your business, you\u2019ll fail.\nOkay, but what exactly gives you a 100 percent guarantee that you won\u2019t fail? The fact that you\u2019ll launch it later? The fact you don\u2019t have enough money? (Richard Branson, for example, launched Virgin with $200).\nThe perfect time doesn\u2019t exist! And this brings us to the next step.\nStep #3: Plan Less, Do More. Don\u2019t be Afraid of Failing\nThe longer you spend planning quitting your job and launching your business, the less time you\u2019ll have on actually building it. Time is a precious resource, and you might be robbing yourself by planning. In fact, many people spend so much time planning that they eventually lose all motivation they had at the beginning.\nIt goes without saying that planning is essential to building a successful business, but I personally think that it\u2019s not the key.\nWhat is the key, then?\nDon\u2019t just take my word for it. Jeff Bezos, the CEO of Amazon, says that nine times out of ten, you\u2019re going to fail (maybe that\u2019s why nine out of ten new businesses fail).\n\u201cI\u2019ve made billions of dollars of failures at Amazon.com,\u201d he says. \u201cLiterally billions. \u2026 Companies that don\u2019t embrace failure and continue to experiment eventually get in the desperate position where the only thing they can do is make a Hail Mary bet at the end of their corporate existence.\u201d\nIn fact, some of the failures that Bezos refers to include (you may not heard about them because many of these projects failed quickly):\nAmazon\u2019s Fire phone\nAmazon Destinations travel service\nAmazon Wallet\nAmazon Local Register\nAmazon TestDrive\ncom, a Q&A service\nfashion flash sale site MyHabit\nAnd these are only the worst ones! Nevertheless, they made Bezos a big fan of failure because he saw it as a great contributor to success.\nSo, the best thing that you could do is embrace failure because even if you fail once or twice, or even three times, that doesn\u2019t mean that your business won\u2019t eventually succeed. You absolutely WILL if you stay focused and persistent.\nStep #4: Keep Learning\nIt\u2019s very likely that you don\u2019t have a vast experience in entrepreneurship, so learning it should become one of your highest priorities. For example, even if you want to start your business as a freelance writer, you\u2019ll have to learn the art of getting customers and learning a wide range of writing techniques to produce engaging texts.\nIn other words, you\u2019ll have to learn how to overcome obstacles and resolve issues all the time because it\u2019s a part of the journey. Also, you\u2019ll have to learn how to manage employees and market your products and services, because no one will do that for you.\nThe only way to succeed, therefore, is to consume quality information on entrepreneurship and everything related on a constant basis. Consider reading books, listening to podcasts, visiting entrepreneurship conferences and meeting, enrolling in online courses and doing many other things that\u2019ll supply you with the information you need along the way.\nFor example, Udemy and Coursera have great online courses on launching and managing startups and many other topics.\nStep #5: Follow Your Passion\nOne of the major reasons why you want to leave your job is to do something you truly enjoy, so following your passion is the best advice I can give on choosing where you want to go. Just start by brainstorming what industry you would like to work in and how you can combine it with your experience and current knowledge.\nFollowing your passion is a good decision also because doing so will provide you with some additional motivation to succeed (and I don\u2019t have to tell you how important it is to stay motivated as an entrepreneur).\nStep #6: Know Your Customer\n\u201cGet closer than ever to your customers. So close that you tell them what they need well before they realize it themselves.\u201d\nThese words of one of the best entrepreneurs of all time, Steve Jobs, couldn\u2019t be truer. The concept of being customer-centric is a widely used one in business because it focuses the effort of the company on creating something that their target audience wants and needs.\nIn fact, when Amazon launched in 1995, the mission of the company was \u201cto be Earth\u2019s most customer-centric company,\u201d and it still hasn\u2019t changed.\nThat\u2019s why you should leverage all possible ways to get to know your target audience before designing a product or service. Some of the best ways include:\nAsking customers directly (in person or via email)\nReading customer reviews of companies working in the same niche\nUsing keyword research.\nRichard Branson once said: \u201cSuccessful people start before they feel ready.\u201d This quite, of course, doesn\u2019t mean that you should quit your job tomorrow and announce your entrepreneurship plans to your family the same day. It rather means that you should start small, but the main thing is to start. 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        "raw_content": "Health professionals and parents have long known that infants and small children will wheeze more than older children and adults, and that sometimes it leads to asthma. But it is often hard to diagnose asthma in such young patients, and until recently, hard to predict which child would develop persistent (life-long) asthma, and which would seem to \"outgrow\" it.\nWheezing is very uncommon during the first two months of life, but in the next few months, first-time wheezing increases, peaking between two and five months of age. Infants' airways (compared to older children and adults) are smaller around, have less smooth muscle and make more mucus, which can lead to more coughing, wheezing, chest tightness, shortness of breath, or rapid breathing. Most wheezing during the first three years of life is related to viral respiratory infections, such as respiratory syncytial virus (RSV). Respiratory viruses and symptoms of early asthma may be hard to tell apart, making diagnosis and treatment tricky. But doctors and parents now have a tool to help them predict with reasonable accuracy if the child will develop asthma.\nThe 2007 National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute (NHLBI) Guidelines for the Diagnosis and Management of Asthma describes the Asthma Predictive Index (API), a guide to determining which small children will likely have asthma in later years.\nHigh-risk children (under age three) who have had four or more wheezing episodes in the past year that lasted more than one day, and affected sleep, are much more likely to have persistent (i.e., life-long) asthma after the age of five, if they have either of the following:\nPhysician diagnosis of atopic dermatitis (often called eczema)\n4 percent or more blood eosinophilia (Increased numbers of white blood cells called eosinophils are made by the body to fight off allergic disease. They can collect in tissues and cause damage to the airways of the lung.)\nThe API was developed after following almost a thousand children through 13 years of age. Seventy-six (76%) of children diagnosed with asthma after six years of age (considered persistent or life-long asthma) had a positive asthma predictive index before three years of age. Ninety-seven (97%) of children who did not have asthma after six years of age had a negative asthma predictive index before 3 years of age.\nThis data lends a strong argument for use of the API routinely in young children. With the insight the index provides, doctors and parents can watch more closely for symptoms of asthma as the child grows, and if needed, start the right medications earlier. Earlier and better treatment can help keep children active and healthy, and their asthma in good control.\nCastro-Rodriguez JA, et al. A clinical index to define risk of asthma in young children with recurrent wheezing. Am J Respir Crit Care Med 2000; 162: 1403-1406.",
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        "raw_content": "Blackburn\u2019s buzzing\u2026.\nAn amazing afternoon looking at everything that\u2019s happening in our project area\u2026\u2026..and that\u2019s before we have spent any of the planned \u00a33.5 million Townscape Heritage funding!\nThe Bees Knees Blackburn, Lord Street West opens TONIGHT and is looking fantastic \u2013 they\u2019ve done an impressive job and we can\u2019t wait to see the place buzzing with customers.\nIt doesn\u2019t seem long since the Bees Knees approached us with their ideas for the former Bank on Lord Street West. Left vacant and unloved for many years, the property was in a terrible condition and with the asking price still relatively high there was little hope for the buildings future. Due to its size and the scale of works needed, we had to keep it as a reserve property in our project \u2013 so potentially no Townscape Heritage Grant would be available. But the guys at Bees Knees weren\u2019t put off, and to our amazement they purchased the building anyway and set to work.\nThe bank foyer in a terrible condition last summer\nWe were able to offer them a small property improvement grant funded by the Council which contributed to the costs of minor stone repair works to the front fa\u00e7ade and enhancements to their new signage. To support their first year\u2019s trading, we have also been able to award them 12 months 100% discount on Business Rates.\nThe scale of the works was immense, but it soon started to take shape.\nUnsympathetic bank modernisation over the years and more recent water damage mean few original features remain, but where they do every effort has been made to retain and enhance them.\nAmazingly, wood panelling in the board room survived and although there is still some work to do, this has been lovingly restored. The plaster ceiling has also been repaired and this impressive room is soon to be used for meetings once again.\nSneaky peak \u2013 loo\u2019s to be proud of\nThis afternoon when we visited, workers were still busy finishing paint work, laying carpet and installing furniture. But, at the same time staff are stocking the bar and getting ready for opening night in a couple of hours.\nThe end result is stunning. Not only has this secured the future of an important historic building for years to come, the Bees Knees brings a new quality offer to both Blackburn\u2019s day and evening offer and contributes massively to our ambitious regeneration plans for the area.\nAnd they\u2019ll soon have company\u2026\u2026..\nShh bar at 48 Northgate will be open by the end of the month and brings something really quirky to Blackburn.\nRefurb work is also speeding ahead at The Lemon Tree on Blakey Moor and they won\u2019t be far behind, opening for great food, drink and music before Christmas.\nMore news on these soon.\n\u2190 Work starts on 35 Northgate\nScaffolding\u2019s up \u2192\n2 thoughts on \u201cBlackburn\u2019s buzzing\u2026.\u201d\nLook at the beautiful ceiling details on the 4th photo down. Is this visible from anywhere in the newly laid out pub?\nYes it is amazing but unfortunately the majority of it had already been hacked away by the bank to create the first floor in what was originally a double height banking hall. What remained was very badly damaged. Unfortunately, the costs of replacing it would have been prohibitive, so false ceilings have been carefully reinstated (for now).",
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        "raw_content": "Many of those pleasant experiences can be directly attributed to Gordon\u2019s skill behind a camera. Gordon\u2019s skill has allowed him to travel the world, viewing Asia, Europe, the Caribbean and other exotic locales through his viewfinder and committing the memories to film. Yet the life-long Sydney resident who says his family history goes back to the cutting of the first tree didn\u2019t set out to become a photographer.\nGordon says he never really had an interest in the art until two friends asked him to take the pictures for the college yearbook they were putting together. When I was going to \u2018Little X\u2019 here in Sydney during the early \u201870s, Max MacDonald (of Rave Entertamment) and Kenzie MacNeil (Filmscape sound stage) \u2014 two soon-to-be-famous Cape Bretoners \u2014 asked me to take the pictures,\u201d remembers Gordon.\n\u201cI didn\u2019t have a clue but the pictures seemed to turn out so I kept going.\u201d\nOnce he finished university Gordon kept going until he\u2019d secured a job with Sherman Hines, one of the top theme photographers in the country. The Halifax-based photographer, who also instructed Margaret Trudeau, helped show Gordon the ropes and on April Fool\u2019s Day, 1974, the young photograph was operating his own studio, Gordon photographic Ltd. Now a Master of Photographic Arts, Gordon calls photography a full-time occupation and admits he still doesn\u2019t take pictures for pleasure.\n\u201cThe odd time I take a picture of anything that\u2019s not business-related, it usually ends up in a drawer somewhere,\u201d he says. Fortunately for Gordon, most of what he does shoot is well-worth holding onto. In fact Gordon has won several regional and national awards for his work and his ability to capture Cape Breton\u2019s landscapes and culture has allowed him to self-publish eight books and a yearly calendar.\nIronically one of the happiest moments came when he was playing bridegroom rather than looking through the lens. Gordon says his marriage to trauma nurse turned pianist Katheryn Maclntyre three years ago has kept his life interesting. \u201cBeing with somebody artistically inclined and with a great variety of interests keeps things from being dull,\u201d he says, adding that a new house and bride means he does a lot more entertaining at home than traveling.\nBut taking pictures isn\u2019t all wedding bells and smiling faces. Gordon has been commissioned to take his fair share of unusual pictures. \u201cA young fella came into the shop one day with his collection of tarantulas and scorpions to be photographed,\u201d says Gordon. \u201cHe told me that when the large brown scorpion\u2019s sting it hurts a lot, but if the small black ones sting you it\u2019s six months before you feel any better.\u201d\nGordon\u2019s advice:\n\u201cStand back and don\u2019t open the cages.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "Kevin Costner, William Hurt, Demi Moore, Dane Cook\nMarg Helgenberger, Danielle Panabaker, Ruben Santiago-Hudson, Jason Lewis, Aisha Hinds\nSe7en, Copycat, Zodiac, The Black Dahlia\nEarl Brooks (Costner) is a father, husband, successful businessman and local \u2018man of the year\u2019. He is also a serial killer with an addiction to murder and a bloodthirsty alter-ego. After decades of murdering people, Mr Brooks made a mistake and was photographed at the crime scene. Now Mr Brooks must decide if he will pay the asking price for the photographer\u2019s silence \u2014 in blood.\nI didn\u2019t know a lot about Mr. Brooks going in to the film and I didn\u2019t expect much from it other than a couple of hours worth of entertainment. Instead, I was blown away by one of the best serial killer films I have ever seen.\nThe plot of Mr. Brooks is thoroughly enjoyable and has several delightfully wicked twists.\nI found it quite interesting that, despite the fact that he is addicted to murdering people, the character of Mr Brooks is actually quite likeable. The interactions between Mr Brooks and his alter-ego Marshall are brilliant. While this is an example of excellent writing, credit should also be given to Costner and Hurt who both gave magnificent performances. The fact that neither were even nominated for an Academy Award is quite disappointing.\nDemi Moore is powerful in her role as police detective Tracy Atwood. Jason Lewis is smug and detestable as Atwood\u2019s slimy soon-to-be-ex husband. Danielle Panabaker is noticeably green in her role as Mr Brooks\u2019 daughter Jane, but I found it fun to watch nonetheless as she now portrays one of my favourite characters on The Flash.\nI highly recommend Mr. Brooks to viewers who enjoy a good psychological thriller or crime story. The warped perspective that gives the film an interesting feel and compelling performances from the main cast make this a film well worth a watch.\n\u201cYou never kill someone you know. It\u2019s the easiest way to get caught.\u201d\nThis entry was posted in Movie Reviews and tagged dane cook, demi moore, film, films, kevin costner, movie, movies, mr brooks, review, Thriller, william hurt. Bookmark the permalink.\n\u2190 Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them (2016)\nAmerican Horror Story: Season One (Murder House) \u2192",
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        "raw_content": "This is the third installment in what was originally intended to be a four-part series on the four sections of our weekly worship service. As of this month it has now turned into at least five parts because I had so much to say about the Peace. My intention for this series is to help you better understand not only what we do in our worship service, but also why we do it.\nIf you have an ELW hymnal handy, you can find a detailed list of everything I\u2019m discussing in these articles on pages 92-93. Last Month I ended by saying that I would wait to talk about the sharing of the Peace until this month, even though it appears in the \u201cWord\u201d section in the hymnal and our bulletins. That because I think it really belongs in the \u201cMeal\u201d section of the liturgy. Likewise, I think the offering should be seen as a part the \u201cWord\u201d section (as a response to the gospel) even though it appears in the \u201cMeal\u201d section of our liturgy, and that\u2019s why I covered it last month.\nThe sharing of the Peace as we do it now made its way back into our liturgy in the Lutheran Book of Worship (LBW \u2013 the green hymnal). Before this it was simply a verbal greeting between the pastor and the congregation that came after the Words of Institution, so that it was scarcely noticeable as a discrete part of the service. But in the early church this was a greeting shared among all those gathered. And it was a kiss, not a handshake! In spite of the fact that we have been sharing the Peace now for 40 years in North American Lutheran circles, not all of us are quite sure about what\u2019s going on here.\nFirst let me say what the sharing of the Peace is not. It is not the seventh-inning stretch. It is not a preview of the coffee hour. It is not the time socialize, to welcome visitors, or to strike up a conversation. I\u2019m not trying to be a grouch here, and I love that the people of Grace are so friendly. But I do want you to appreciate what is supposed to be going on here. Sharing the Peace has a very specific function in the service. It is a sharing of God\u2019s peace with one another for the important purpose of being reconciled and at peace with one another before receiving Christ\u2019s body and blood in the sacrament of Holy Communion. It expresses the profound commitment that our relationship with God is deeply entwined with our relationships with one another. In the 5th chapter of the Gospel according to Matthew, soon after the Beatitudes, Jesus says this to his disciples: \u201cWhen you are offering your gift at the altar, if you remember that your brother or sister has something against you, leave your gift there before the altar and go; first be reconciled to your brother or sister, and then come and offer your gift.\u201d (Mt. 5:23-24). This is why the Peace comes before the offering in our order of service. But it is also a recognition of the communal nature of our worship as we draw near to what is for many people the most deeply personal part of the service. We are reminded that the Christian faith does not allow for an exclusively private relationship with God that ignores other people.\nOne last thing on the Peace. I emphasized above that we are first and foremost sharing God\u2019s peace in this part of the service, and only secondarily our own peace. It\u2019s important to know that our ability to forgive one another is rooted in God\u2019s forgiveness of us. On a given Sunday you might not be pals with everyone in the room. In fact you might be having difficulties with someone there. Share the Peace of the Lord no matter how you are feeling about them. In doing so you are proclaiming the gospel to yourself and to them, declaring that God\u2019s reconciling love is at work in the church and in each of us. You are making the claim that though we might not be able or inclined to forgive and care for one another if it were left up to us alone, it is God\u2019s intention that we do so, and God can make it happen.\nDid you know that the Peace was such a profoundly meaningful part of the service? You do now! Stay tuned next month for more on the Meal section of our weekly worship service.\nFood Pantry Sunday \u2013 July 8",
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        "raw_content": "AVERY DENNISON APPOINTS NEW GRAPHICS SOLUTIONS SALES LEADERSHIP\nMENTOR, Ohio \u2014 December 17, 2013 Avery Dennison today announced it has appointed two new leaders to head the company\u2019s sales organization serving the graphics media industry: Kelly Hall as vice president, sales Materials Group North America and Bill Podojil as sales director, Graphics Solutions North America.\nIn her new role, Hall will lead the business\u2019s field sales, technical sales, customer service and technical support teams for two business segments: Label and Packaging Materials and Graphics Solutions. Podojil will report directly to Hall and lead the Graphics Solutions\u2019 direct and distribution sales teams serving customers in the general signage, fleet and architecture industries with products including screen and cut materials, digital imaging media and car wrapping films.\n\u201cBoth Kelly and Bill have a long history with the graphics materials industry and bring exceptional expertise, experience and perspective,\u201d said Darrell Hughes, vice president and general manager of Avery Dennison Materials Group North America. \u201cOur commercial teams are committed to helping our customers grow, and Kelly and Bill with be strong leaders in that mission.\u201d\nHall joined Avery Dennison in 1999 and brings 15 years of experience in the company to this role. She began her career with financial planning and marketing roles in the company\u2019s former office products division and Label and Packaging Materials. Most recently, Hall led Avery Dennison\u2019s global Reflective Solutions business -- as global business director beginning in 2007, general manager in 2009 and as vice president since 2011.\nPodojil is returning to Avery Dennison from Ohio-based color concentrates manufacturer Americhem where he was vice president and general manager since 2012. Prior to that, he held several roles with Avery Dennison between 1995 to 2012. His most recent role was as global director for Avery Dennison Automotive Solutions, where he led a global organization providing the automotive industry with Avery Dennison\u2019s complete portfolio of solutions for a wide range of vehicle component manufacturing.\nHall received her bachelor\u2019s degree and MBA from the University of Iowa. Podojil received a bachelor\u2019s degree from Miami University and MBA from Cleveland State University. Both Hall and Podojil will be based in Mentor, Ohio.\nAvery Dennison (NYSE:AVY) is a global leader in labeling and packaging materials and solutions. The company\u2019s applications and technologies are an integral part of products used in every major market and industry. With operations in more than 50 countries and more than 26,000 employees worldwide, Avery Dennison serves customers with insights and innovations that help make brands more inspiring and the world more intelligent. Headquartered in Pasadena, California, the company reported sales from continuing operations of $6 billion in 2012. Learn more at www.averydennison.com.",
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        "raw_content": "Greg\u2019s Knee Recovery \u2013 Part 1\nWhile I have been home for about four days now, the recovery is just now getting under way. The first doctor\u2019s appointment following the surgery always seems to kick that off. In my mind, it\u2019s now in full swing, even though I can\u2019t do anything to start rehabilitating my knee. The first step is always letting it heal. So, that\u2019s what I\u2019m doing.\nToday, was my first appointment following surgery. The doctor says my knee looks good. There is a little swelling, which should be expected following surgery. However, I\u2019m being told not to put any weight on my right leg. The doctor also told me NOT to do any straight leg lifts. This will be very difficult. My leg is already atrophied. The quadriceps muscle and specifically the vastus medialis is really bad. It\u2019s amazing how fast the muscle has atrophied. It\u2019s hard not to want to start working on it.\nDuring this short time, however, I\u2019ve been amazed at the encouragement I\u2019ve received from friends and just acquaintances. Some have shared the soul with me \u2014 telling me about their pains. Others have provided encouragement to me personally. This has been amazing.\nWhen I first got hurt I was feeling sorry for myself. I was coming up with all kinds of \u201cif I only\u201d to lament the injury. I was constantly thinking about all the things I would miss out on \u2014 basketball, motorcycle riding, running, walking, etc. However, now I\u2019m looking at it more as an adventure and opportunity, rather than a hindrance.\nWhile I\u2019m not enjoying the pain and frustration of having to sit still, I am trying to look inward and see what God has in store for me. As he reveals Himself in my life, I promise I will share those details with you as they happen.\nIn the meantime, here\u2019s the most recent video I made of my last few days of recovery.",
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        "raw_content": "Savithri\u2019s Special Room and Other Stories\nManu Bhattathiri\t2016-05-15\nNamed after the black river that flows through it, Karuthupuzha is a sleepy little town in the interiors of south India. But wait till you meet its inhabitants. A stingy accountant who wants to be a philanthropist, a godman with a strange fetish, the owner of an old age home who trades in pornography, a rationalist brought down to earth by an orphan\u2019s curse, and Savithri, a kind-hearted grandmother filling her secret room with delicacies: there\u2019s a surprise waiting at the turn of every page. Told in a fresh new voice that\u2019s wry yet humane, these tales will remind you of R.K. Narayan\u2019s Malgudi stories, full of life\u2019s little ironies and delicate wisdom\nManu Bhattathiri was born in a small town in southern Kerala in 1975. Having worked as a journalist and a copywriter, he now runs his own advertising agency in Bangalore. His work has appeared in various magazines, including The Caravan. This is his first book.\nBe the first to review \u201cSavithri\u2019s Special Room and Other Stories\u201d Cancel reply",
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        "raw_content": "Carman and Sudoku are in the thick of the teenage years. This morning we were all reminded of why we manage their education in our special quirky way.\nIt happens that Doodle (10) was struggling a bit with \u201cConverting multi-digit repeating decimals to fractions\u201d, and I thought it would be a good exercise for all of us (including Milkmaid, but not Rosebud) to jump in and work a problem with him.\nSo, I prepared a little lesson to warm up the older minds for a problem of this sort. The warm-up was much needed, it turns out, and after about 20 minutes we arrived at the presentation of the problem and I turned everyone loose on it.\nUnsurprisingly, Doodle finished in a few minutes and his answer was right. Some of the rest of us needed 30 minutes or more to get the right answer, mostly because of little math and algebra slips along the path of the multi-step procedure.\nAfter it was all over, we gathered to sum up the deeper lessons from what took place.\nClearly, Doodle was quick at the problem because he had just been doing them on Khan Academy. In spite of my own math history rising to Differential Equations, I needed to get help as I was preparing the lesson. So, it\u2019s easy to be good at something you just learned but hard to be good at it later.\nAlso, we can see that there is precious little overlap between this kind of math knowledge and anything practical. While I have used trigonometry and mid-level algebra in my years of building physical things and internet things, I\u2019ve never needed to convert a repeating decimal into a fraction. Sudoku took a break from writing some killer php/ajax back-office code in order to do this little math exercise, and wound up being sorely tempted to feel like a chump. In the end, the best we can say is that this little exercise/method is just a way for us to stretch our minds in a different way.\nAlso, it seems clear that one can succeed at such problems in a \u201cplug-and-chug\u201d way, without having a grasp of any deeper meaning.\nGetting to my point, what is the best kind of mental heavy lifting for teenagers? What do they really need?\nIn my opinion, the foundation of everything (is character development, but let\u2019s not get too broad here, okay) is for a teenager to acquire, as quickly as possible, an unlicensed trade which will buy them their intellectual freedom and keep their curiosity alive into adulthood. This allows them the time and funding to go about any further education in their own time and at their own risk, without which said education often turns out badly.\nThe second thing is for them to have 10,000 occasions to think deeply about their world and connect the dots between as many spheres as possible. In other words: theory.\nAnd this is where I see today\u2019s exercise fitting. It was a chance to look again at the \u201cforests\u201d of decimals vs fractions, algebra, and the minefield of multistage problems.\nAs a parent in 2015, I find it hard to justify pushing my teenagers into a high proficiency with:\nmath techniques that will be forgotten and are better handled by computers\nnames and terms from biology/chemistry/etc\nOn the other hand, I feel that there will not be nearly enough time to pound home the key concepts of the natural and social sciences so that they may apprehend those fields in a deep way.",
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        "raw_content": "Business Listings in Birkenhead, Merseyside\nHaving searched for business suppliers in Birkenhead, Merseyside ( which is a town with an approximate population of 142,968 ), we have found 5 suppliers of services such as Wall Art, Cleaning Supplies , Accountants & Payroll Bureau in Birkenhead and have listed them below split into the type of service that they provide.\nIf you know of any more suppliers of business related services, either matching the list of 4 services we already have or new services, in Birkenhead that you can recommend please contact us and we will look at adding them to this page.\nBirkenhead based Accountants\nThe Priory Partnership\nWhatever we do for you, we will always carry out our work with the aim of adding value to your business and our philosophy is to strive to exceed your expectations in everything we do. We run a very cost-effective business by making the most of technology, but we will never be the cheapest solution.\nMcEwanWallace\nMcEwan Wallace, based in Birkenhead, are the largest firm of Chartered Accountants and Business Advisers in Wirral\nBirkenhead based Payroll Bureau\nMcEwanWallace Payroll\nOur BACS-approved bureau based in the Wirral has a dedicated team of 6 specialists who will save your business money, free up staff time and give you the assurance that employees will be paid correctly and on time, every time.\nCanvas Prints in Birkenhead\nWall art suitable for interior design and office receptions, available online and shipped to Birkenhead. Printed to order on canvas, acrylic and other surfaces with 30 day guarantee.\nCleaning and Hygiene Supplies in Birkenhead\nZoro makes it quick and easy for all industries, professions and trades to get the tools and equipment they need.Zoro's extensive range of over 100,000 products includes everything from power tools and chemicals to personal protective equipment, from all the leading brands, with many items available for next day delivery to Birkenhead.\nNot found what you are looking for in Birkenhead? We have other listings in locations such as Wallasey, Liverpool, Warrington & Paddington that you may find helpful.\nTweet about business services in Birkenhead\nLooking for details of schools in Birkenhead? Take a look at this directory listing schools in Birkenhead.\nBirkenhead /\u02ccb\u025c\u02d0rk\u0259n\u02c8h\u025bd/ is a town within the Metropolitan Borough of Wirral in Merseyside, England. Historically in Cheshire, it is on the Wirral Peninsula, along the west bank of the River Mersey, opposite the city of Liverpool. The Birkenhead Urban Area defined as the contiguous built-up area along the eastern side of the Wirral had a total population of 325,264 in the 2011 Census. In the 2011 census, the Parliamentary constituency of Birkenhead had a population of 88,818. The Birkenhead and Tranmere electoral ward, covering a much smaller area, had a population of 15,879.\nThe recorded history of Birkenhead began with the establishment of Birkenhead Priory and the Mersey Ferry in the 12th century. During the 19th century Birkenhead expanded greatly, becoming a town as a consequence of the Industrial Revolution, with Birkenhead Park and Hamilton Square being examples of the era. Around the same time, Birkenhead gained the first street tramway in Britain. Later, the Mersey Railway connected Birkenhead and Liverpool, with the world's first tunnel beneath a tidal estuary. Birkenhead is perhaps best known for the shipbuilding of Cammell Laird, and for the town's seaport.\nThe above introduction to Birkenhead uses material from the Wikipedia article 'Birkenhead' and is used under licence.\nWeather forecast for the next three days for Birkenhead\nThe Google map below shows a scrollable map of Birkenhead and the surrounding area ( the amount of surrounding area depends on the location you are looking for).",
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With an HSA or MSA, you would quickly meet your deductible, and the insurance would cover expenses for the remainder of the year.\nIf people can determine how and where their health care money is spent, it would booster competition in the health care system, which, in theory, would lower health care costs.\nHSAs help deter abuse of benefits. If you're paying for a doctor's visit instead of having a $25 copay, you might make fewer unnecessary doctor's appointments.\nThe arguments against this type of health care include the fact that health care isn't like other markets, in which services are clear and prices are known. If you have an HSA, you could just as easily choose to forgo a needed medical procedure because of the costs. In addition, many consumers are overwhelmed by the amount of health care information. They question the quality of the information needed to make the best decision for their health. So many critics argue that lower-income, less-educated consumers are not as likely to benefit from this kind of plan.\nNext, we'll discuss these savings accounts.\nMore on Health Insurance Health Insurance Claims | Catastrophic Insurance | Generic Drugs | Prescription Drug Benefits | Flexible Spending Accounts | Health Insurance | Deductibles and Co-pays | Out-of-pocket Expenses\nMedical and Health Savings Accounts History\nAgency: Dreamstime You can make tax-deferred deposits into an MSA or HSA that will be used for qualifed medical expenses.\nOn the surface, a medical savings account (MSA) and a health savings account (HSA) are the same. They are both savings accounts into which you can make tax-deferred deposits that will then be used for qualified medical expenses. You have to use both in conjunction with a high-deductible health plan. In addition, you can invest the funds in both types of accounts, and any unused money will remain in the account.\nDespite this shared, and simplified, definition, these savings accounts do have differences -- including who qualifies for each type, who is authorized to add money to the account and how much money can be added. But before we get into all those details, let's find out how each of these accounts got their start.\nThe MSA is the older of the two types of savings accounts. It was created in the 1990s\nwhen health care analysts expressed concern about \"overinsurance.\" The analysts feared that patients were overusing their medical benefits on trivial medical issues, which was causing health care costs to skyrocket. They believed that if patients\npaid for their own health care, health care costs, along with \"overinsurance,\" would decrease. Think tanks and insurance companies began to push for a law creating tax-free savings accounts, or MSAs, which would allow people to save for their own health care expenses. A federal MSA law didn't pass in the 1990s, but Congress passed an MSA pilot in 1996, and some individual states also passed their own MSA legislation. More than 25 states had MSA legislation by 1998.\nThe reign of the MSA was short-lived, though -- HSAs were created in 2003. MSAs are still available, but there are only a few financial institutions that will open new MSA accounts. Today, they are called Archer MSAs, after Congressman Bill Archer of Texas, who sponsored the MSA pilot in 1996.\nIn 2003, the HSA was born when the Medicare Prescription Drug, Improvement, and Modernization Act was signed into law by President Bush. Supporters touted HSAs as an improvement on MSAs.\nNext, we'll discuss how these two types of accounts work. Let's start with the \"ins,\" or how things get deposited into the accounts.\nMSA and HSA Ins and Outs\nAgency: Dreamstime MSAs and HSAs could prevent your wallet from being squeezed in the event of a catastrophe.\nTo open an MSA or HSA, you need a high-deductible health plan (HDHP). Once you've done that, you can make a deposit into an MSA or HSA on a pretax basis through your employer. If you don't make the deposit through your employer, the contribution is post-tax, and you can use it to decrease gross taxable income on the following year's income tax form.\nThe IRS limits the amount you can put into each type of account every year. Any money you deposit above these limits is considered excessive and is not tax-deductible. Once you deposit the money, however, it is your property -- it stays in the account. Also, if you leave your employer, or even if you end your participation in an HDHP, you still have the account.\nYou can invest the money in an MSA or HSA like you'd invest funds in an individual retirement account (IRA). Any earnings from these investments are sheltered from taxation. Unlike in an IRA, this money can remained sheltered even after you withdraw it -- if it's used for legitimate medical expenses. However, you can't roll HSAs and MSAs into an IRA or a 401(k). In most circumstances, you can't roll 401(k)s and IRAs into an HSA or MSA, either.\nNow for the \"outs,\" or how money can be withdrawn from these accounts. \u00ad\u00ad\u00ad\u00ad\u00ad\n\u00adTaking money out of an HSA o\u00adr MSA is relatively easy -- it's just like a normal checking account. You can use a debit card, checks or reimbursement forms, and all funds used for qualified medical expenses are not taxed. But if you withdraw funds for use beyond medical necessity, they will be subject to income tax plus an additional taxation for early withdrawal, depending on the type of account. An exception to this early withdrawal taxation rule applies to those who are 65 and older, or those who we\u00adre considered disabled when the withdrawal occurred. The IRS posts a list of qualified expenses -- which include over-the-counter medications, first aid supplies and chiropractor visits [source: IRS]. \u00ad\u00ad\u00ad\u00ad\n\u00adAnother attractive aspect of these types of accounts is that if your medical expenses remain low over a period of time and you're still making contributions to the account, your account can accumulate a good amount of assets. You can spend the money tax-free on health care or on a tax-deferred basis in retirement. You can also reinvest them in higher-growth products. \u00ad\n\u00adWhat happens if you die with money in your MSA or HSA? The beneficiary you named will receive all remaining funds -- and if the beneficiary is your spouse, the money is transferred tax-free.\nN\u00adow we know the similarities between these two plans. But what are the differences? \u00ad\nMSA and HSA Differences\nYou and your employer can both contribute to your HSA in the same year.\nThere are several key differences between a medical savings account (MSA) and a health savings account (HSA).\nWe know that a high-deductible health care plan is needed for both of these plans, but to open an MSA, there are a few more qualifications. To qualify for an MSA you must be an employee, or spouse of an employee, of a company that employs 50 or fewer people -- or you must be self-employed or a spouse of a self-employed person.\nWho Can Give You Money:\nIf you have an HSA, you can make contributions yourself and receive contributions from your employer (or other generous people) within the same year. If you have an MSA, you can't have contributions from your employer and yourself in the same year.\nHow Much Money You Can Put In:\nThe IRS maximum for yearly HSA deposits in 2007 is $2,850 for individual plans and $5,650 for family plans. If you are 55 or older, you can contribute an additional $700. The MSA contribution limit is set by a percentage of your annual deductible and by your income. If you have an MSA, you can't contribute more than you earned that year. And no additional contributions can be made based on age.\nHow Much Early Withdrawal Will Cost You:\nIn both plans, you will be subject to income tax. There is also additional taxation for early withdrawal if you take out money for something besides medical expenses. This additional taxation varies with the type of spending account -- with MSAs, it's 15 percent additional tax, and for HSAs, it's 10 percent.\nFor more information about MSAs and HSAs, check out the links on the next page.\nWill the MSA Soon Become Extinct?\nAfter the launch of the more available HSA in 2003, MSAs have decreased in number. Because Archer MSAs are still considered a pilot program, they have to be extended periodically by the U.S. Department of the Treasury. The current MSA extension runs out on December 31, 2007, and the treasury has not yet announced if another extension is coming. But don't fear if you have an MSA. If this program does end, your MSA balance can be easily rolled into an HSA.\nHow Co-Pays and Deductibles Work\nMayo Clinic: Is a HSA Right for You?\nIRS: Health Savings Accounts & Other Tax-Favored Health Plans\nAARP: Medical Savings Accounts. http://www.aarp.org/research/health/carefinancing/aresearch-import-683-FS80.html\nHSA vs HRA vs MSA vs FSA. http://rams.fremont2.k12.wy.us/districtoffice/DOMain/hsa_compare_chart.pdf\nJAMA: Health Insurance, The Basics. http://jama.ama-assn.org/cgi/content/full/297/10/1154",
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        "raw_content": "How to Protect Skin from Pollution\nBrowse the article How to Protect Skin from Pollution\nPollution is one of the main sources of skin damage.\n\u00a9iStockphoto.com/Aloha Spirit\nIt seems like everyone is jumping on the \"green\" bandwagon. People are buying organic foods, driving smaller cars, using canvas shopping bags and finding creative ways to recycle. But even if conservation isn't your thing, there's another benefit to adapting a green lifestyle: the health of your skin.\nPollution is one of the main sources of damage to the skin. As smog, dirt and dust float through the air, they often come in contact with the sun's ultraviolet rays, which create free radicals, highly charged oxygen molecules that are harmful to the skin and the body [source: Davis]. Free radicals attack cells and damage DNA, and both air and water pollution can strip skin of moisture, causing discoloration, fine lines and wrinkles [source: WebMD].\nAside from decreasing the amount of pollution in the environment, there are other steps you can take to limit the effects of pollution on your skin. One of the easiest and most effective treatments is to regularly clean your face with a gentle cleanser and use a moisturizer [sources: Leffell, Orlow]. Keep reading to learn more about the damaging effects of air and water pollution on your skin and how to prevent and reverse the damage.\nSkin and Air Pollution\nAs you age, your skin naturally begins to lose moisture and elasticity; however, there are factors that can speed up this aging process. It's common knowledge that sun exposure causes wrinkles and other premature signs of aging, and many people now limit their time in the sun and wear sunscreen to protect their skin. But unlike the sun, there's little we can do to limit our exposure to air pollution -- particularly in urban areas. Pollution is one of the main sources of skin damage because toxins in the air cause skin to age prematurely, especially on the face, neck and hands [source: WebMD].\nSmog, dirt and dust in the air can clog pores, cause acne and give skin a dull, gray appearance. And free radicals can deplete oxygen in skin cells and decrease collagen production, which leads to wrinkles, fine lines and rough, dry patches. Long-term exposure to air pollution can also cause skin allergies, eczema, asthma, nausea and blood vessel damage [source: Reuters].\nTo protect your skin from air pollution, it's important to wash your face daily, exfoliate your skin twice a week and use a daily moisturizer. And studies show that using products that contain antioxidants may also combat pollutants in the skin. [source: Orlow]. Drinking more water can also help because it hydrates your skin and increases cell production. But drinking polluted water can be harmful to skin. Read on to learn more.\nAnother Reason to Kick the Habit\nSmoking causes wrinkles by narrowing blood vessels in your skin, which impairs blood flow to your skin and depletes oxygen and other nutrients [source: Gibson]. Smoking also damages elastin and collagen, fibers that give skin its elasticity, which cause skin to wrinkle prematurely. And cigarette smoke is also a major source of free radicals, which can further damage and wrinkle skin [source: Davis].\nSkin and Water Pollution\nAir pollution can often be easy to see, particularly in urban areas where smog and dust from cars, trucks and factories permeate the air. But water pollution isn't as easy to spot -- especially when it's in your drinking water. Tap water contains chlorine, which can damage the skin and lead to premature signs of aging. Although chlorine is used to treat drinking water, it's also a toxic chemical that, in large quantities, can cause serious agitation to the skin and lungs [source: New York Department of Health]. Even in small amounts, the effects of chlorine can take their toll over time. When you shower, heat opens your pores and allows the chlorine to seep into your skin. Chlorine strips the skin of its natural oils and causes it to dry and crack, which can lead to wrinkles [source: New York Department of Health].\nOf course, water also has many health benefits and helps the body function properly. Drinking water even hydrates the skin, which keeps it looking radiant and healthy. But drinking water shouldn't be your only source of hydration. You also need to use moisturizer to help your skin stay hydrated [source: Orlow].\nTo protect your skin from the effects of water pollution, you can filter your drinking water to remove chlorine and other toxins and you can limit the amount of time you spend in swimming pools and other highly chlorinated water. There are also many products on the market that can help protect you from skin damage. Read on to learn more about them.\nDrinking water helps minimize dark circles under the eyes and improve skin's elasticity [source: Bouchez].\nSkin Products That Block Pollution\nWhile there's no way to completely avoid pollutants in the air and water, there are ways to minimize the effects of pollution on your skin. To maintain healthy, radiant skin, try the following:\nMoisturizer: Free radicals in the air from smog, dirt and dust deplete the oxygen in skin cells, causing damage. In addition, chlorine in tap water dries out the skin, which can lead to the development of fine lines and wrinkles. A good moisturizer hydrates the skin and creates a barrier between your skin and free radicals and other pollutants.\nSunscreen: Pollution causes damage to the ozone layer, which increases the effects of free radicals and UV radiation on the skin. Overexposure to UV radiation can cause wrinkles and even skin cancer [source: American Melanoma Foundation]. You should wear sunscreen on your face and neck every day to protect your skin from damage -- even on cloudy days.\nSupplements: Vitamin C and antioxidants fight free radicals in the body, working to prevent and reverse damage to your skin. If you don't get enough vitamin C in your diet, take a daily multivitamin or a vitamin C supplement [source: WebMD].\nCleansers and Exfoliants: To remove air pollutants from your skin, wash your face daily and exfoliate twice a week. You can even use mineral water to avoid the potentially damaging effects of chlorine in tap water [source: Leffell, Orlow].\nWater: Drinking plenty of water each day helps keep your skin hydrated and your body healthy by generating cell growth and improving circulation.\nIt's impossible to completely avoid air and water pollution, but by following these simple steps, you can reduce the damage pollution causes to your skin. To learn more about how to protect your skin from pollution, check out the links on the following page.\nGreen tea contains antioxidants that may destroy free radicals, so drink up!\nHow does smog affect skin?\nAmerican Melanoma Foundation. \"Facts about Melanoma.\" (Accessed 9/2/2009) http://www.melanomafoundation.org/facts/Facts.htm\nBouchez, Colette. \"Banish the Bags Under Your Eyes.\" July 21, 2009. (Accessed 9/2/2009). http://women.webmd.com/features/banish-the-bags-under-your-eyes\nDavis, Jeanie. \"How Antioxidants Work.\" (accessed 9//2009) http://www.webmd.com/food-recipes/features/how-antioxidants-work1\nGibson, Lawrence, E., M.D. \"Is it True that Smoking Causes Wrinkles?\" (Accessed 9/2/2009). http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/smoking/AN00644\nLeffell, David, M.D. Personal Interview. August 20, 2009.\nNew York Department of Health. \"The Facts About Chlorine.\" (Accessed 8/19/09) http://www.health.state.ny.us/environmental/emergency/chemical_terrorism/docs/chlorine_general.pdf\nOrlow, Seth, M.D. Personal Interview. August 20, 2009.\nReuters. \"Is Air Pollution Aging Your Skin?\" July 25, 2008. (Accessed 9/02/2009) http://www.reuters.com/article/pressRelease/idUS102904+25-Jul-2008+BW20080725\nWebMD. \"Choosing Skin Care Products: Know Your Ingredients.\" (Accessed 9/2/2009) http://www.webmd.com/skin-beauty/cosmetic-procedures-products-2\nWebMD. \"How Skin Ages.\" (Accessed 9/2/2009) http://www.webmd.com/skin-problems-and-treatments/effects-of-aging-on-skin\nWebMD. \"Vitamin C May Fight Rheumatoid Arthritis.\" (Accessed 9/2/2009) http://www.webmd.com/rheumatoid-arthritis/news/20040609/vitamin-c-may-fight-rheumatoid-arthritis",
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        "raw_content": "How Manuka Honey Can Help in Scars\nScars are regions of the skin that have been replaced by fibrous tissue after an injury by a process called fibrosis.\nScar formation is a completely natural part of the process of tissue repair and wound healing.\nEvery external wound heals with at least some degree of scarring.\nManuka honey is a special type of honey found in New Zealand that is famous for its many health benefits. It is derived from the nectar of wild Manuka trees that are indigenous to New Zealand, and contain special compounds that are not found in regular honey that are the reason for the may beneficial properties it exhibits.\nWhat makes manuka honey special?\nHow does manuka honey help in reducing scarring? How?\nWound Healing Effect of Manuka Honey\nManuka Honey prevents scarring\nOne main compound found in manuka honey and not in any other kinds is called methylglyoxal. This compound is believed to be the major factor for most of the properties of manuka honey, such as its antibacterial, antifungal, antimicrobial and antiseptic properties.\nAs this compound is widely believed to be the one that is instrumental in making manuka honey famous worldwide for its health benefits, the levels of methylglyoxal present in different manuka honey is considered a measure of its potency.\nFor store bought honey, there is a rating system that can be used based on the methylglyoxal levels present to indicate potency and purity.\nWhat is UMF rating?\nThis is the UMF (Unique Manuka Factor) rating system. Higher the level of methylglyoxal, higher the rating. Manuka honey with a rating below 10 is considered as effective as any regular honey, and hence for maximum effect manuka honey with rating of 10 and above should be used.\nThere are several benefits manuka honey can provide to reduce scars. Here they are \u2013\nA study published in February 2014 looked into the influence of manuka honey and three other compounds used in dressings on the pH level and the environment within the wound . The manuka honey dressing was observed to have a low pH. This indicates that manuka honey creates an acidic environment in the wound.\nAn acidic environment is important for the process of wound healing as it manages to reduce the risk of infection and also contributes to the effect of antimicrobial action . It has been seen that in wounds with alkaline or neutral pH, the risk of infection is significantly larger and the time taken for the healing of the wound is a lot longer.\nThe findings of this study, hence, manages to prove that manuka honey can effectively create an environment within the wound wherein healing can take place a lot faster and with more efficiency. Faster and more efficient wound healing reduces the amount of scar tissue that is formed.\nHence, manuka honey when used in wound dressings is able to maintain an environment in the wound surface that promotes the reduction in wound size as part of the healing process and in addition, it also lowers the pH in alkaline wounds.\nWhat it means: Manuka honey promotes faster and more efficient healing of open wound tissue. When this process is faster, the scar formation within the wound becomes minimal. More efficient healing process significantly limits the fibrosis and excess scar tissue is not formed.\nHoney, when applied to an area of a healing wound is also known to substantially reduce the amount of scar tissue formed. This effect of honey has been the focus of one study that was conducted in 2014.\nThis study was performed on rats, and 16 of them were taken each for undergoing a laminectomy (surgery that generally results in a large amount of scar formation on the back) . About 50% of the total sample had simply the surgery performed on them. On the other half, surgery was performed followed by the application of honey to the area of the healing wound.\nIt was observed that scar formation was significantly less in the rats that had been treated with honey compared to the ones that hadn\u2019t been. Hence it was proved that honey can effectively prevent the formation of scars and fibrosis.\nThough this effect has been studied exclusively in regular honey, it also applies to manuka honey as this particular New Zealand honey is known to contain every property of regular honey along with some extra beneficial compounds that give it all the beneficial health effects it is so famous for.\nWhat it means: manuka honey can significantly reduce the amount of scar tissue formed when the honey is applied directly onto the area of the healing tissue. This effect has been studied on rats after surgical scars were induced on their skin.\nFor the use of manuka honey on wounds to reduce the formation of scars, the manuka honey must be directly applied topically to the wound. A wound dressing for this purpose can be created.\nManuka honey, when used in wound dressings, should be applied to the dressing and not directly to the wound. A fairly thick coat of manuka honey should be applied on the dressing before laying the dressing gently and carefully on the wound .\nThe amount of manuka honey that should be used for this purpose depends on the amount of fluid or exudate that is coming out of the wound. As a general rule, the more the fluid, more is manuka honey required to neutralise it and have an antimicrobial action .\nManuka honey dressing pads are commercially available as well. These provide a much more clean and practical alternative to preparing homemade wound dressings.\nThe UMF rating should be checked in case of store bought manuka honey.\nSome people are allergic to honey, especially those who have already have allergies to bees or pollen. In such as case, a patch test is recommended at least 48 hours prior to the consumption of the manuka honey.\nBotulism poisoning can be a serious risk if manuka honey is consumed by children below the age of 1 year.\nDiabetic people may consume manuka honey, but need to keep a strict check on their blood sugar levels after consumption.\nManuka honey helps open wounds from surgeries or injuries heal in a faster and more efficient way, while also ensuring that the pH of the wound remains stable so as to prevent any bacterial or fungal infections.\nFaster healing limits the amount of fibrosis that takes place on the surface of the wound and thus reduces scar formation. 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        "raw_content": "Mariely Bandas-Franzetti Is Working to Reach Latinas in STEM\nMariely Bandas-Franzetti utilizes her role as the vice president of global services at Dell to encourage Latinas and women as a whole to pursue and succeed in STEM careers.\n\u201cEncouraging Latinas and women in STEM is part of my DNA,\u201d says Mariely Bandas-Franzetti, vice president of global services at Dell. \u201cI think it\u2019s my duty. I want to help and give back like others did for me.\u201d\nBandas-Franzetti\u2019s interest in STEM was sparked when she was a little girl, living in Puerto Rico, watching her father almost every Sunday take apart his 1968 red Camaro. While putting the classic back together, he would explain to his youngest daughter the technical logic of how machinery works.\n\u201cI have great memories of working with my dad,\u201d she says. \u201cHe was very concise and intuitive and, in his simple way, he explained how things work together.\u201d\nThe father of three was born and raised on the island and sacrificed a lot to put himself through college to become a mechanical engineer. He continuously taught his daughters, she says, to focus on their education, self-reliance, and independence, and he ensured that they received an education so they could be independent on their future journeys.\nMariely Bandas-Franzetti, VP of Global Services, DellPhoto by Fraser MacMannis\nAt the age of twenty-one, after graduating from Universidad de Puerto Rico in 1996, Bandas-Franzetti put her degree in industrial engineering to use by relocating to Austin, Texas, for a job opportunity with IBM. \u201cI moved alone and didn\u2019t know anyone,\u201d she says. \u201cI made that decision just for experience.\u201d Initially, her plan was to work in the United States for just two years.\nAfter IBM, in 1997, Bandas-Franzetti started her journey at Dell by leading a variety of manufacturing engineering and supply chain transformation initiatives. She has since grown and flourished as a successful career woman in IT. At Dell, many leaders fully embraced her and mentored her from the very beginning. \u201cRight after meetings, they gave me feedback, including sit at the main table, wait for someone to finish the question before you start answering, and don\u2019t switch to Spanish,\u201d she says, chuckling at the memory. \u201cThey really taught me the power of having open communication with your team, empowering others, creating accountability, and being courageous and humble.\u201d\nOne mentor in particular taught her the biggest lesson that she\u2019d ever encounter\u2014a lesson that would push her out of her comfort zone and help lead her to her current role: vice president of global services under the Dell Digital organization. \u201cShe told me, \u2018I need to ensure you\u2019re ready to change to a new job area where you\u2019re not the subject-matter expert; your next development opportunity is to manage an organization that is global in scope, requires team development and is in an area where you are not established as an expert,\u201d Bandas-Franzetti says. That eye-opening, development opportunity helped her focus and develop the people skills needed to oversee an executive team. \u201cThat was my biggest experience: having a leader see potential in me for the next challenge\u2014or challenging me to get out of my comfort zone\u201d she says.\nIn her role, Bandas-Franzetti oversees a global team of professionals that support development, deployment, and sustainment of IT solutions. Her responsibilities are to work closely with Dell\u2019s internal business partners to drive business transformation and innovation to more efficiently and effectively serve Dell Technologies\u2019 customers.\n\u201cI believe STEM careers are great for anyone who is creative, likes problem-solving, is interested in technology, and wants to innovate and be part of something that helps the world,\u201d she says. \u201cThat is at the core of what we do here at Dell.\u201d\nTo promote STEM within Latinas and women altogether, Bandas-Franzetti does a lot of championing internally and externally with Dell\u2019s employee resource groups (ERGs). With the Latino Connection ERG, she is helping to build the pipeline for external leadership engagement with the Hispanic Association of Corporate Responsibility (HACR) and is involved with HACR\u2019s Young Hispanic Corporate Achievers Program. With Latinos in Tech, Dell brings in synergies from across many ERGs in the Austin area to drive common Latinos development initiatives. Bandas-Franzetti also partakes in recruiting events with the Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers. Her mission to help others doesn\u2019t stop there, though.\nThis year, Bandas-Franzetti created and launched a new program called Women in Leadership, which is designed for Dell\u2019s female employees. The yearlong program hosts workshops and lectures with the key purpose of inspiring, encouraging, and supporting women to reach their full potential. \u201cI\u2019m very passionate in helping females identify unconscious mistakes that may impact their career development and how to avoid career pitfalls overtime,\u201d she says. In 2019, the first thirty employee participants will be graduating from the program, which kicked off in Brazil and is expanding to other Dell Digital locations.\nMoreover, Bandas-Franzetti encourages women to pursue careers in STEM regardless of any circumstance. In fact, she hopes that women will not see a career in STEM as a limitation for motherhood. \u201cI haven\u2019t had a single challenge since having my son that I felt like my career was in jeopardy,\u201d she says about mothering her now teenage son. When her son was three years old, Dell provided Bandas-Franzetti with the opportunity to pursue her master\u2019s in engineering at the Georgia Institute of Technology. \u201cThere are a lot of opportunities,\u201d she says. \u201cI have found that if you deliver results, always pursue the best interest of the company, and build purpose-driven relationships, then you\u2019ll find mentors and sponsors that will reciprocate your effort with an investment in you.\u201d\nAs another driver to seek women talent, Dell recently launched the ReStart Program. The program is a STEM Re-Entry Task Force initiative led by the Society of Women Engineers (SWE) and iRelaunch to increase the number of women in the STEM industry by providing support to those returning from a career break because of personal or family reasons. 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        "raw_content": "Home / About Autism / Adults with Autism / The Changing Employment Scene for Individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)\nThe Changing Employment Scene for Individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)\nFinding meaningful employment is hard for everyone, but people on the autism spectrum often face additional challenges. Only 39 to 42 percent of clients of the United States vocational rehabilitation system with ASD were able to find jobs between 2002 and 20061. In addition, many who are employed are overqualified for their positions or may have trouble holding on to them2. Though there is little research to inform us about the availability and effectiveness of vocational interventions for people on the spectrum3, there is some good news. The private and public sectors are working to provide more help in the transition from school to work, more employment opportunities for adults with ASD, and better working environments.\nThorkil Sonne, the founder of Specialisterne-- a Denmark-based global technology company that trains high functioning people with ASD for placement in the corporate sector-- tells IAN that although people spend a significant part of their lives working, there has been little investment in providing services for adults with ASD that help them transition from school to the workplace.\n\"For many employers, there's a stigma about hiring people with disabilities,\" says Ami Taubenfeld, executive director of Itineris, a Baltimore non-profit working to provide employment opportunities to adults with ASD. \"We are trying to change this mentality, slowly but surely, by educating them as to the unique gifts and benefits that our clients can bring to the workplace.\"\nThe benefits to employers, as many advocates like Taubenfeld and Sonne say, are the strengths that those with ASD bring to their work.\n\"Generally, they have good memory, they have attention to detail, they are good at pattern recognition, they are good at structured work. They are really nice to work with because they are so open and honest and loyal to get the job done,\" Sonne says.\nBesides, helping adults with autism find and maintain meaningful employment can save families and taxpayers the costs associated with providing daytime aides, healthcare, and housing subsidies estimated at over $1 million over an adult's lifetime4.\nTransitioning from school to work\nDr. Scott Standifer, a clinical associate professor at the School of Health Professions at the University of Missouri-Columbia, says that a lack of awareness of employment resources, a lack of planning by the individuals combined with discrimination against those with disabilities are factors that prevent adults with ASD from having sustained and successful careers5.\n\"They need to be experiencing the workplace early on and understanding the difference between work and school. The routines, the responsibilities and expectations are going to be very different,\" he explains. \"The daily schedule is different, the performance expectations are different, the level of personal responsibility is different. This can throw some people off.\"\nHe suggests that those in high school should talk to people working in careers that interest them, visit organizations involved in that area of work, and gain experience through volunteer or part-time work.\nHandling the job search\nDr. Standifer points out that one of the most valuable resources in the United States are the state agencies called Vocational Rehabilitation Services. These agencies help those with disabilities prepare for suitable jobs and assist them with the job search. He says that for every dollar spent helping people with disabilities find employment, federal state and local governments get back $7 in taxes and savings on other disability services6.\nVocational rehabilitation programs and non-profits like Itineris offer individuals practice with the interview, because this process can be extremely difficult for people on the spectrum. They also work with potential employers to change how and where interviews occur. For example, potential employers can be trained to provide an appropriate setting for the interview and change its format so that individuals with ASD are more comfortable.\n\"Associated with the interview process is the related problem of communicating their potential to do the work, especially if they have not done similar jobs in the past,\" Dr. Standifer says. \"It takes a lot for an employer to look past the communication and experience issues and take a chance on whether the person can do the job well or not.\"\nThere are a number of organizations that have made an effort to include adults with ASD and other disabilities, such as Walgreens and AMC Theatres. They do so by taking the needs of those with disabilities into account during the recruitment process and also on the job, once the candidate is hired.\nAMC Theatres, for example, has replaced its traditional job interview with one that may be better-suited to people on the spectrum. During the interview, the manager takes the applicant on a walking tour of a theater so that they can experience the sensory environment in different parts of the building (quiet versus loud areas, dimly- and brightly -lit sections, etc.). The applicant then has the opportunity to talk about the physical space they would prefer to work in. And instead of traditional abstract interview questions like, \"What would you do if you found $20?\", the interviewer asks concrete questions such as, \"If we show you how to hand in money you find here, would you be willing to do that?\"7.\nEven after finding a job, people on the spectrum may not get the support that they need.\nTom Whalen, who is currently looking for paid employment through Itineris, has held one job so far.\n\"There were no rules as to what to do on a job. I managed to hold on a month and half,\" he explains.\nDr. Standifer points out that adults with ASD need concrete instructions about their tasks from their managers. Sonne adds that Specialisterne asks its corporate partners to be direct and not include irony or sarcasm when speaking as it can be misunderstood.\nDr. Standifer says organizations are also taking measures to provide on-the-job supports. For example, Walgreens employees are given visual instructions and have the option to take short breaks from work when they feel stressed8.\n\"They're embedding corporate supports and they're building a supportive and more accommodating workplace and inviting people to join them,\" Dr. Standifer explains.\nHe says other companies, such as Lowe's Procter & Gamble and Best Buy, are now starting to model these practices9.\n\"The goal is to make them [individuals with autism] productive members of society,\" Caroline Hubbard, director of Clinical Services at Itineris, says. \"They are certainly entitled to jobs, be a part of their community, to fitness, to choice and their own person-centered direction just like you and I. They have the same rights and abilities that we have.\"\nThe Autism Speaks Employment Tool Kit- The tool kit is designed to help individuals with autism research their career interests, and find and keep jobs in those fields\nAutism Beyond High School: Are We Ready- An article about adult programs and services to help those on the spectrum transition into adulthood\nThe Autism Speaks Transition Toolkit- A guide for families on how to handle the transition from adolescence to adulthood\nThe Autism Now Employment Page- Includes information on planning for employment and resources for finding jobs\nAutism Society's Employment Page- Articles on various aspects of employment for individuals with ASD\nAdult Autism & Employment: A guide for Vocational Rehabilitation Professionals- A handbook on workplace support needs for potential employers of adults with ASD\nOverview of Some Adult Disability Services for People with Autism- A review of Vocational Rehabilitation and Centers for Independent Living-- two adult disability support systems\nCimera, R.E., Cowan, R.J. 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Disability Policy and Studies, School of Health Professions, University of Missouri Health System. Retrieved November 28, 2012 from http://www.dps.missouri.edu/Autism/Adult%20Autism%20&%20Employment.pdf\nStandifer, S. (2010) Overview of Some Adult Disability Services for People with Autism. Disability Policy and Studies, School of Health Professions, University of Missouri Health System. Retrieved March 5, 2013 from http://asperger-employment.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/Article-Standifer-Overview-of-Some-Adult-Disability-Services-for-People-with-Autism1.pdf\nStandifer, S. (March 2012). AMC Theatres' FOCUS program: Making a difference, Autism Works National Conference. Disability Policy and Studies, School of Health Professions, University of Missouri Health System. Retrieved March 5, 2013 from http://dps.missouri.edu/Autism/2012AWNC/AMC_FOCUS.pdf\nHamel, S. Walgreen's center puts people with disabilities to work. (n.d.). State of the Spectrum. 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        "raw_content": "Privacy Tech | Design Jam to focus on privacy solutions Related reading: Web con: 'U.K. Data Protection Post-Brexit'\nDesign Jam to focus on privacy solutions\n\u201cPrivacy by design\u201d has come to mean a lot of things. For many, it has boiled down to simply thinking about privacy and data protection from the outset of a project and all the way through to completion. It\u2019s getting privacy in at the \u201cwhiteboard stage.\u201d\nLost, perhaps, in that way of thinking, however, is the \u201cdesign\u201d piece. How do organizations literally design and engineer their products and services to emphasize privacy and bring user control over their data to the fore?\nThat\u2019s the question being presented to participants in an inaugural Design Jam in Berlin, Germany this week, March 10 through 12, hosted by Facebook, Ctrl-Shift, Work Play Experience, and the University of Southampton. The event will gather policymakers and operational privacy professionals with researchers, designers, and product developers to attack a common question: How can organizations use design to provide users more transparency and control over the way their data is collected and used, thereby establishing more trust between the consumer and the organization they\u2019re working with?\nThe hope is that the collected participants will emerge with design patterns, templates, code, and other tangible pieces that can be developed further, perhaps spurring open source libraries or the basis for new start-ups to provide commercial solutions.\n\u201cAs far as companies like Facebook and Google go,\u201d said Stephen Deadman, deputy CPO at Facebook, \u201cwe\u2019ve got hundreds of the best designers in the world working on these kinds of problems. But what about the 99 percent of companies with less than 50 employees. How do they figure this out?\n\u201cThe challenge I\u2019ve been thinking and talking about is how we make this scalable,\u201d he continued. \u201cHow do we make this stuff off-the-shelf, and not have everyone have to be a design expert to solve these sorts of challenges. That\u2019s the goal behind this whole thing.\u201d\nRather than each organization that collects and uses personal data having to create their own effective privacy notices or just-in-time notifications from scratch, wouldn\u2019t it be great if they could just grab some code and plug it in?\n\u201cYou need creative design types, people who worry about how a person\u2019s eyeball tracks across a screen. Lawyers don\u2019t do that. It\u2019s not their thing. So, how do you make that kind of thinking accessible?\" \u2014 Stephen Deadman, Facebook\nThe idea of the Design Jam is to apply design-based methodologies to these privacy challenges. Designers and engineers \u201ctend to make incremental improvements and then other members of the community add to them and then publish the results so that we all benefit,\u201d Deadman said. \u201cThis is often the case in environments where there isn\u2019t a competitive advantage, but a need to find a common way of doing things.\u201d\nThe privacy world, essentially, needs more standards. Whether it\u2019s HTML 5 or the USB drive or the headphone jack, having a common way of doing things can spur innovation and growth throughout an industry. What might be the equivalent of the headphone jack for providing notice or gathering and managing consent?\nWill this Design Jam produce a headphone jack? Almost definitely not. \u201cThere will be outputs,\u201d Deadman said, \u201cbut if you speak to the organizations that run these kinds of things, you\u2019ll find you can\u2019t just take the outputs and apply them right away. But there are ways to start taking these outputs and making them available to companies, and we want to stimulate that. The aspiration is that we take that model and then scale it, either by making the outputs available in a common model, or to stimulate a market for taking the output and applying it in a commercial context.\u201d\nOften, an organization\u2019s first privacy hire is a lawyer or a compliance expert. They are likely to solve privacy problems in lawyerly and compliance-like ways: with policies and documents and processes. \u201cWhat we want the Design Jam to do,\u201d said Deadman, \u201cis push toward opening up the design-based solutions so that they are cost-effective and affordable and accessible to hundreds and thousands of companies, not just the big tech companies.\u201d\n\u201cYou need creative design types,\u201d he continued, \u201cpeople who worry about how a person\u2019s eyeball tracks across a screen. Lawyers don\u2019t do that. It\u2019s not their thing. So, how do you make that kind of thinking accessible? \u2026 Design thinking is much more iterative. It has much more testing involved. This is typical innovation stuff. And that\u2019s the type of thinking we need to use to solve these problems. Privacy by design is a mindset and a methodology. It\u2019s not something you can do once and move on. We have to be really focused on the UX, how the human being interacts with the data.\u201d\nPhoto credit: Jovan Jimenez Wonmee Jo - Paper - 8 X 12 via photopin (license)\ncomment Leah Beaudette \u2022 Mar 6, 2017\nThis is a great initiative! I hope to see some of the outputs shared here.\ncomment Richard Beaumont \u2022 Mar 8, 2017\nI've been waiting for something like this to happen for a while now.  Absolutely agree that the need is for new design patterns and re-usable templates that can filter to the masses.\nHope to see answers to questions like:  What does a website, built on PbD principles look like, how does it behave and what choices does it present to visitors.",
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        "raw_content": "Thank you, Apple, for iPhone Encryption\nThough our national security is an absolute imperative, the Edward Snowden revelations about mass NSA surveillance\u2014and what most of us see as a direct violation of our Constitution by them (as well as their practice of passing that data to the DEA, FBI, IRS and local law enforcement)\u2014the intelligence community made their bed\u2026and now they have to lie in it.\nFrom Wired\u2019s article called Apple\u2019s iPhone Encryption Is a Godsend, Even if Cops Hate It:\nIt took the upheaval of the Edward Snowden revelations to make clear to everyone that we need protection from snooping, governmental and otherwise. Snowden illustrated the capabilities of determined spies, and said what security experts have preached for years: Strong encryption of our data is a basic necessity, not a luxury.\nAnd now Apple, that quintessential mass-market supplier of technology, seems to have gotten the message. With an eye to market demand, the company has taken a bold step to the side of privacy, making strong crypto the default for the wealth of personal information stored on the iPhone. And the backlash has been as swift and fevered as it is wrongheaded.\nThough this is clearly the right thing for Apple\u2019s business\u2014especially if they continue to hope to sell in countries like China (see Apple iPhone a danger to China national security)\u2014I still want to say, \u201cThank you Apple\u2026seriously.\u201c\nFiled Under: Security, Surveillance, Technology\nFrontline\u2019s United States of Secrets\nLast night was part two of the PBS Frontline program called United States of Secrets. It was one of the best, most thorough overviews of what is going on with the NSA\u2019s vacuum surveillance that I\u2019ve ever seen.\nYou owe it to yourself, and the future of our children, to be aware of what\u2019s going on.\nNSA Finally In The Light\nI\u2019ve been deeply concerned about the massive, sweeping surveillance going on for over TEN YEARS! Whenever I bring up this topic (and online security in general) too many of my family and friends just shrug and say, \u201cOh well.\u201d Frankly, I just don\u2019t understand why most people don\u2019t seem all that concerned about our fundamental erosion of liberty caused by the NSA\u2019s mass surveillance.\nThankfully the Edward Snowden whistleblowing finally shined a light on what I intrinsically knew was going on shortly after 9/11 (see Snowden\u2019s revelations and the overall controversy at The Guardian\u2019s NSA Files website section). Yes, I feel vindicated for my paranoia but that attestation is not something I longed for\u2026instead I hoped the government\u2019s drive to classify their constitutional violations and illegal activities as \u201ckeeping America safe from terrorism\u201d would stop.\nUnfortunately that whistleblowing has made it increasingly hard for companies who sell their technology outside of the United States. For example, the NSA was inserting hardware in Cisco routers which caused CEO John Chambers to write a letter to President Obama asking for it to cease\u2026now.\nWe\u2019ve only seen the beginning of the backlash and erosion of our competitiveness around the world since no one trusts us anymore. [Read more\u2026]\nFiled Under: Internet, Security, Surveillance\nCISPA\u2026It\u2019s Back!\nWould it be OK for the government to collect all of your private data in one place, share it between agencies, enable companies to send anything \u201csuspicious\u201d to our intelligence agencies, all in the name of keeping us \u201csafe?\u201d What if your Facebook friends and photos you post were collected and sent to the government by Facebook? What if your internet provider (e.g., Comcast, Time Warner) or mobile provider (e.g., AT&T, Verizon) intercepted and sent your check-ins, photos posted, emails sent, websites visited and all your digital traffic to a government intelligence agency?\nIt\u2019s happening now and a bill, CISPA, will only make it easier.\nCISPA, the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act, has been reintroduced in the House of Representatives. It\u2019s the contentious bill that would provide a poorly-defined \u201ccybersecurity\u201d exception to existing privacy law. CISPA offers broad immunities to companies who choose to share data with government agencies \u2014 including the private communications of users \u2014 in the name of cybersecurity. It also creates avenues for companies to share data with any federal agencies, including military intelligence agencies like the National Security Agency.\nAndrew Couts at Digital Trends \u2014 a refreshingly pragmatic voice in technology \u2014 pointed out in this article All You Need to Know about Washington\u2019s Big Cybersecurity Push that this CISPA bill isn\u2019t horrible, just far too incomplete.\nThe problem with CISPA\u2014and many of these Washington knee-jerk \u201chomeland security\u201d legislative reactions\u2014is that the legislation itself has far too many holes in it, the obvious potential for abuse exists with the usual lack of strong oversight, and companies have been granted immunity (just like AT&T was in the ongoing NSA Warrantless Wiretapping fiasco) so there are no checks-and-balances on them either.\nAs an aside, if you don\u2019t know about the NSA $2 billion plus data center nearing completion you should. Read this Wired article from last April and it will make you stop-and-think about what the government might do with all the data they\u2019ll increasingly have access to if CISPA passes as-is: The NSA Is Building the Country\u2019s Biggest Spy Center (Watch What You Say). It always amazes me that the gun-nuts out there are SO concerned about their 2nd amendment rights being taken away but are either clueless, too stupid, or not bothered to become aware of the fundamental Constitutional rights U.S. citizens have already lost\u2026and continue to lose bit-by-bit.\nCouts said this in his article:\nLike Obama\u2019s cybersecurity order, CISPA\u2019s primary aim is to increase the sharing of cyber threat information (or CTI, as the cool kids call it). Unlike Obama\u2019s order, however, CISPA allows the sharing of information in both directions \u2013 from government to business, and vice versa. Sharing is not required by the law, but it is allowed.\nCISPA also provides broad legal immunity to companies that collect and share CTI with the federal government, as long as they do so \u201cin good faith\u201d \u2013 which might mean businesses can\u2019t be sued or charged with crimes for collecting and sharing CTI under CISPA. Furthermore, CISPA shields the shared CTI from transparency mechanisms, like the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA).\nRead the full text of CISPA here: PDF.\nHOW TO OPPOSE CISPA (it\u2019s really easy and fast to do so): That\u2019s why I oppose this legislation. Since I\u2019m a member of the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) I was particularly pleased that they made it extremely simple and fast to send a letter to your congressional representatives. You can do so here and it will take 2-5 minutes. [Read more\u2026]\nFiled Under: Internet, Surveillance\nAndroid Smartphone? Then You Are Naked\nDo you ever do anything on your Android smartphone that you would like to be secure and private? You know, like banking, sending a text message to a friend or loved one, accessing secure web pages, or calling someone? If you do any of that, the U.S. mobile carriers have embedded software on Android devices that can grab every keystroke, see every app you launch, and even view the content of the secure web pages you access even when you are in Wifi mode with mobile 3G/4G turned off!\nThough I\u2019d been peripherally aware of a kid named Trevor Eckhart who\u2019d come across what he calls a \u201crootkit\u201d on Android phones, I was stunned to see this Wired article explaining it and was even more appalled when I watched Trevor\u2019s 17 minute video (embedded below).\nI\u2019ve been observing the continuing acceleration in governmental intelligence gathering since 2006 (see, \u201cMassive, sweeping surveillance on *all* you do\u201c) and the U.S. National Security Agency\u2019s warrantless wiretapping, but watching this video gave me one of those \u201cOh. My. God.\u201d moments this morning.\nWired said this at the start of their article:\nThough the software is installed on most modern Android, BlackBerry and Nokia phones, Carrier IQ was virtually unknown until 25-year-old Trevor Eckhart of Connecticut analyzed its workings, revealing that the software secretly chronicles a user\u2019s phone experience \u2013 ostensibly so carriers and phone manufacturers can do quality control.\nBut now he\u2019s released a video actually showing the logging of text messages, encrypted web searches and, well, you name it.\nCarrierIQ, now busted, has backed off of their cease-and-desist (PDF) and pointed out that they\u2019re not really doing anything with the data. It\u2019s all to help out the carriers managing their networks. Aha\u2026that\u2019s what the guy said when the cops popped his trunk and found lockpicking and glass cutting apparatus along with a black ski mask and latex gloves. \u201cReally officers, I don\u2019t use that stuff for breaking and entering.\u201d\nThe Register also wrote about this and it\u2019s a great read\u2026but do that and make sure you also watch the video below. Yes, it\u2019s a bit geeky and long, but the first few minutes explains the issue and about the 15 minute mark he shows what\u2019s happening.\nAction? Raise a stink by contacting your Congressperson. Join what continues to prove is our only tech-savvy defense against the assault on our Constitution and Bill of Rights when it comes to technology: the Electronic Frontier Foundation. Tweet about it using the hashtag: #CIQ.\nGlad I have an iPhone 4S since it doesn\u2019t have this embedded software on it\u2026until we find out otherwise.\nFiled Under: Surveillance",
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        "raw_content": "Lessons From My 80 lb Weight-loss Journey\nWhat I\u2019ve Learned As An Impulse Client In 4 Years\nIt\u2019s hard to believe that on June 10th, I\u2019ll be finished with my fourth year as an Impulse client. In so many ways, the woman who walked in those doors in 2013 is not the same person who walks in today. I\u2019m not as anxious to do a workout with others, and I value my health way more than I did before. I look a bit different, too.\nHere are some other things I\u2019ve learned or experienced on this journey\u2026\nI\u2019m an athlete.\nI like being competitive with myself.\nI LOVE strength training and the higher intensity style workouts.\nI strongly dislike cardio (but I still do it anyway).\nI understand setbacks and how incredibly frustrating they can be.\nI\u2019ve experienced the joy and feeling of accomplishment by achieving a goal through hard work.\nI\u2019m stocked with stronger and healthier coping skills for adversities that I struggle with.\nI appreciate what my body is capable of doing.\nI found a new desire to serve those who have gone through the same battles as myself.\nHowever, the greatest thing I\u2019ve learned over the last four years is a concept that sometimes knocks me off my feet. To think that it took me 30 years to begin understanding this about myself bewilders me, but I know that every step I\u2019ve taken has led me to this realization: I am the only one capable of limiting myself. The things I used to tell myself I couldn\u2019t do came from within. They were lies I believed so strongly that I didn\u2019t dare try to prove myself wrong. But coming to Impulse and having a trainer who had confidence in me has made quite the difference.\nThis process of releasing my self-made limits didn\u2019t take long to begin happening once I started Impulse. However, I still try to hide the look of shock on my face from my trainer when a) he tells me what I\u2019m going to do next in my program [\u201cYou want me to bench press HOW much weight?!\u201d], and b) when I ACTUALLY do it.\nThe \u201cI can\u2019t\u201d in my vocabulary inevitably became an \u201cI\u2019ll give it a try!\u201d since coming to Impulse. I\u2019ve found this is how I approach most opportunities in my life now. While the fear still sneaks in, I no longer limit myself to the lies I put in my head. Thanks to my four years at Impulse, I\u2019ve learned that anything is possible, and the things I can do are quite a blessing.\nWhat have you learned about yourself in your time at Impulse?",
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        "raw_content": "26 Sep 2018 by Allie Kallmann\nResearch also shows that the earlier these forms of discipline start, the more likely children are to continue being suspended. In a 2015 report from the Center for American Progress (CAP), the authors describe the preschool-to-prison pipeline \u2014 the prevalence of early childhood exclusionary discipline and the policies that support it. Suspension or expulsion in early childhood settings set a negative tone at the very start of children\u2019s school experience. Given what we know about its impact on later-in-school success, it\u2019s surprising to note that preschool students are suspended at more than triple the rate of older students. In fact, a 2017 follow-up to this report pointed out that 250 preschoolers were suspended or expelled every weekday.\nExclusionary discipline practices are not only disproportionate and academically limiting. The evidence shows that they\u2019re actually not particularly effective at curbing negative behavior. This does make sense on a certain level: children whose behavior warrants suspension once, especially at a young age, are likely to have persistent challenges to their behavior. However, if suspension and expulsion don\u2019t address the problem, then the penalty for these behaviors isn\u2019t corrective, supportive, or helping children learn. So what are the alternatives? How can we support children to learn to manage their own behavior?\nA recent study from researchers at Louisiana State University and the University of Michigan examined the predictors of out-of-school suspension in early elementary grades. Using data from 3,495 kindergarten and 1st grade students who had been identified as high-risk due to truancy, researchers identified behaviors and student characteristics thought to be related to suspension: aggression, defiance, disruption, lack of school engagement, lack of parental involvement, race, and gender. They followed these children over their next several years of elementary school to see whether these at-risk students were suspended, and how predictive these early-elementary characteristics and behaviors were.\nFor boys, researchers found that aggressive, defiant, or disruptive behavior in early elementary school was significantly predictive of being suspended several years later. All else equal, Black boys were more likely than those of other races or ethnicities to be suspended later in elementary school. White girls were also less likely than Black girls to be suspended. For girls of all races and ethnicities, disruptive behavior and lack of parental involvement in kindergarten or first grade were both related to suspension several years later. However, there was no link between aggression or defiance and girls\u2019 later experiences with exclusionary discipline. Ultimately, 16% of the children in this study were suspended in elementary school (including about 23% of the boys in a given year). While this is an at-risk sample and likely to be higher than normally expected, this is a shockingly high proportion of elementary schoolers that are losing learning time and developing even higher risks of dropping out.\nThis study and the CAP report point to the same idea: especially in early childhood, it\u2019s essential to address the cause of behavior. A recommendation given by CAP is to develop policies that prohibit early childhood suspensions. Several states and D.C. have done so, and Teachstone\u2019s home state of Virginia has recently taken steps toward that goal! While the original state Senate bill had called for a total ban of these exclusionary discipline practices in early childhood, the law, which went into effect over the summer, limits out-of-school suspensions for children in pre-K through third grade to three days. What\u2019s more, it calls on schools to seek out alternatives to suspensions for older children.\nThere\u2019s not a perfect solution to addressing misbehavior. Good-hearted, well-intentioned teachers and administrators have to balance keeping classrooms safe and productive for all students while supporting the needs of students with challenging behavior. We\u2019ve blogged before about the promise of professional development to help teachers change their practice and reliance on exclusionary discipline, and we\u2019re looking forward to seeing how this new policy breeds creativity, and keeps kids in classrooms.\nCitations: Adamu, M., & Hogan, L. (2015, October). Point of entry: The preschool-to-prison pipeline.\nCenter for American Progress. Retrieved from https://cdn.americanprogress.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/08000111/PointOfEntry-reportUPDATE.pdf\nYang, M., Harmeyer, E., Chen, Z., & Lofaso, B.M. (2018). Predictors of early elementary school suspension by gender: A longitudinal multilevel analysis. Children and Youth Services Review, 93. 331-338.",
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        "raw_content": "Spiegelsaal The Sound Of James Bond & D\u00ffse Posters\nSpiegelsaal have some new posters from sale.\nFirst, commissioned by the Elbphilharmonie, Hamburg's new 800 million euro concert house, it's their first excursion into flat design territory. The Sound Of James Bond, with David Arnold, musical director of the franchise and the City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra.\nThe variant has a Gun Range Silhouette Target mixed with the Elbphilharmonie's seating plan printed on top in gloss finish.\nThe Sound of James Bond w/ David Arnold\n2018, Elbphilharmonie, Hamburg, Germany\n4c screen print on 300 gsm Design Offset.\nSize: 50 \u00d7 70 cm (19.7 \u00d7 27.6\u2033)\nEdition: 50 s/n (= 40 regular + 10 with gloss finish)\nThey only have a very few copies for sale:\nhttps://spiegelsaal.net/en/shop/the-sound-of-james-bond/\n2018, Hafenklang, Hamburg, Germany\n3 color screen print on red and orange colored 300 gsm paper.\nSize: 70 \u00d7 50 cm (27.6\u00d719.7\u2033)\nEdition: 40 s/n (20 red, 20 orange)\nhttps://spiegelsaal.net/en/shop/dyse/\nLabels: poster, Spiegelsaal",
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        "raw_content": "Comedian and actor Jerry Lewis has said that Allen Klein is \u201ca noble and vital force watching over the human condition.\u201d Klein is the world\u2019s only \u201cJollytologist,\u201d and author of 18 books that have sold over 500,000 copies. Those books include the best-selling book,The Healing Power of Humor, as well as Always Look on the Bright Side: Celebrating Each Day to the Fullest, The Courage to Laugh, Learning to Laugh When You Feel Like Crying, Inspiration for a Lifetime, Change Your Life!: A Little Book of Big Ideas and The Art of Living Joyfully. Allen's latest book is Having the Time of Your Life: Little Lessons to Live By.\nKlein is also the recipient of a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Association for Applied and Therapeutic Humor, a Certified Speaking Professional designation from the National Speakers Association, a Toastmaster\u2019s Communication and Leadership Award, and an honoree in New York City\u2019s Hunter College Hall of Fame.\nFor more information, please visit allenklein.com\nHaving the Time of Your Life: Little Lessons to Live By\nAlways Look on the Bright Side: Celebrating Each Day to the Fullest\nThe Art of Living Joyfully\nOur attitudes are the crayons that color our world.",
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        "raw_content": "Home Profile Developing the Speech Pathology Profession in Ghana\nPhoto: Professor Bronwyn Davidson and many of the Ghanaian Masters students at the University of Ghana.\nCan you imagine having only seven speech pathologists to provide services to the whole population of Australia? For families in Ghana, that is their reality.\nAustralian speech pathologists are assisting their Ghanaian counterparts to shift the landscape for people with communication and swallowing difficulties.\nCommunication and swallowing difficulties present enormous challenges to individuals and their families. These challenges are magnified a thousand-fold in a country such as Ghana, where services for communication and swallowing difficulties are extremely rare. In Ghana, there is a team of speech pathologists working hard to make the needed changes and improve services. The Australian Government and Australian speech pathologists are providing small but meaningful contributions to this change, which will slowly help to shift the landscape for people with communication and swallowing difficulties in Ghana.\nCan you imagine having only seven speech pathologists to provide services to the whole population of Australia? For families in Ghana, that is their reality. Finding a speech pathologist, or any type of service for communication difficulties, is extremely difficult. Families travel enormous distances for services. At present there are seven speech pathologists in the country, providing services to a population of 25 million people. Only three of these speech pathologists are Ghanaian, trained in London. The remainder are foreigners, living and working in Ghana for various reasons, commonly on short placements of one year or less.\nIn response to the need for improved services for communication disability, Ghana has slowly been investing in the development of the SLT profession. How to best start local training for speech pathology has been the topic of discussion in Ghana for a number of years. In 2016, after three years in planning, the University of Ghana accepted its first group of Masters of Speech and Language Therapy students. Twelve students are now more than halfway through their degree. The programme at the University of Ghana is locally developed and delivered, and unique to the culture and context in Ghana. It focuses on both meeting the needs of individuals with communication disability, as well as prevention, early intervention, community awareness of communication disability and working with self-help groups.\nThe team at the University of Ghana successfully applied for Direct Aid Program (DAP) funding through the Australian High Commission in Accra. The DAP is a development assistance programme funded from Australia\u2019s aid budget and administered by Australian diplomatic missions around the world. Funding was granted to subsidise living expenses of volunteers while in-country.\nAssociate Professor Bronwyn Davidson, of the University of Melbourne, was the first of a series of DAP-funded volunteers to support the programme in Ghana. Professor Davidson came to Ghana for three weeks to work in partnership with faculty, to design curriculum and teach in acquired communication disorders.\nProfessor Davidson left a legacy of teaching and clinical resources that will extend far beyond the first group of speech pathologists. Future DAP funded volunteers include volunteers from the UK, South Africa and the USA. Attracting high-quality volunteers has been made substantially easier through the provision of the DAP funding from the Australian Government.\nYet the small contributions from Australia and Australians are supporting the team in Ghana to gradually shift the landscape for people with communication and swallowing difficulties. Australia, ye da mo ase paa! (Australia, we thank you.)\nKaren Wylie, Nana Akua Owusu, Josephine Ohenewa Bampoe and Clement Amponsah\nDepartment of Audiology, Speech and Language Therapy",
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        "raw_content": "By Darlington Mushambi\nHow a T-Shirt Revealed My Pride: Stories from Urbana\nIt was a simple enough question. \u201cWould you like me to buy you one?\u201d The thing in question was an official Urbana 12 T-shirt. It would be a keepsake for me from what had so far been an amazing experience in a foreign land at a great conference.\nAnd yet, in that moment at Urbana 12, as my new friend Zach waited for my answer, I was torn. What had started out as jest between friends (I had teased Zach about discerning in prayer whether he was supposed to give me his Urbana T-shirt, after someone else had joked with me in a similar way) all suddenly became semi-serious in the blink of an eye. I could tell he would follow through if I said yes.\nSo I made a very quick decision, one I\u2019ve come to see I\u2019m accustomed to making. \u201cNo,\u201d I told him. \u201cThat\u2019s okay. I was only joking.\u201d And with that, the conversation was over. We trooped out of the hotel room and made our way back to the America\u2019s Center.\nBut it\u2019s almost impossible to relate how many years were compressed into this rather harmless exchange that was over and done with in the space of a minute-and-a-half.\nThe Frustration of Finances\nMy brain kept running over our conversation. I told myself that it would have been wrong to profit from what had started as a joke. But I knew, deep within my bones, that none of it really had been a joke for me; I only made it seem like one to protect myself and seem above it all. The truth was that I would have loved to have a keepsake T-shirt from Urbana 12, and if someone else wanted to make that a reality, I should have welcomed it.\nMy path to Urbana 12 was a long one, but relating all of that would be a tedious and uninteresting story. Suffice it to say that I come from an upper-middle-class Black family\u2014though due to the recent economic woes of my country, Zimbabwe, that is no longer the case. I studied law at the premier institution in Africa (University of Cape Town), practiced for a while, and eventually made my way into student ministry at my alma mater.\nI work as a volunteer there, which means I have to fundraise 100 percent of my salary. You\u2019d think that I would therefore be used to receiving gifts from people, but I still find support-raising one of the more loathsome aspects of what I have to do to keep doing what I love.\nMy wife and I tried to get to Urbana 09, but the finances just didn\u2019t come together that time. So when friends, family, my organization, and even strangers gave quite generously to make Urbana 12 a reality for us, we were incredibly excited. In a strange instance of double-think, I was able to receive those substantial financial gifts thankfully without batting an eyelid, probably because the conference was for the betterment of my ministry, and not just for personal gain. But even with that help, a lot of corners still had to be cut to make sure we\u2019d have at least some pocket money for our epic journey across the pond.\nAnd, grateful as we were, I\u2019ll admit that walking through the bookstore and being limited to looking mostly at the one-to-two-dollar books, just to fit budget, was agonizing. For a bibliophile like me it was like crawling over nail-studded hot coals. My wife felt the same way, and made several persuasive arguments for buying books, but I just couldn\u2019t bring myself to say yes. We would be in the States for four more weeks after Urbana, and had no idea if what we had would be enough for the rest of our stay. We had no choice but to save our money.\nSo Much More Than a T-Shirt\nCue Zach, and our conversation at the hotel. \u201cWould you like me to buy you one?\u201d How can so much be packed into such innocent words? My pride as a man, as a Black man, as a Black African man, as an older Black African man\u2014all of that came crashing in at that instant, making what should have been a well-received gesture of friendship into a game.\nI didn\u2019t want to appear weak. I didn\u2019t want to look like I couldn\u2019t provide for myself and mine. After fundraising every scrap of what I live on, I didn\u2019t want to look dependent on others for the \u201clittle things.\u201d The floodgates of pride, fear, humiliation cracked open, and out thundered (quite imperceptibly to the other people in the room, I\u2019m sure) a \u201cno\u201d that was meant to say, \u201cI can do it by myself, thank you very much, younger White guy.\u201d\nIn that moment I turned away a friendly offer, defended my feckless pride, and walked away without an Urbana 12 keepsake T-shirt.\nIt\u2019s now been about half a year since Urbana 12. One thing I\u2019ve realized from my experience in St. Louis is that the simple things in life aren\u2019t as simple as we might think. A word or two for us might communicate volumes for someone else and be microcosms of experiences and intense emotions.\nI\u2019ve spent a lot of time unpacking the insecurities that led to that \u201cno\u201d a few months ago. 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        "raw_content": "Cook Interview Questions and Answers \u2013 Succeed in your interview\nInterviews for a job of a cook are typically straightforward. The restaurant owner (or the restaurant manager) will ask you a few basic personal questions, and, in some cases, you will deal with a few behavioral questions.\nWe will look at them in this article.\nThird part of the hiring process consists in a test day, or in a practical test of your cooking skills, which can be done right in an interview.\nThey will give you the ingredients and ask you to prepare a certain dish, either of your own choice (from the given ingredients), or they will give you a recipe and ask you to follow it.\nSuch a test helps them to evaluate your readiness for the job, to see how fast you can chop and cut, and how easy you move around the kitchen. Needless to say, they will try the food afterwards, to evaluate your cooking skills. If it tastes bad, you can forget about the job.\nIn some cases (luxury restaurants and hotel restaurants) they may ask the job applicants to prepare an entire menu as a part of the interview, consisting from starter, soup, main course and a simple desert.\nLet\u2019s have a look at the questions you will deal with.\nTell me something about your experience\nWhy do you apply for a job with our restaurant? Many places around look for a cook.\nAre there any dishes you struggle to prepare?\nWhen can you start working?\nWhat would you do if someone complained about the quality of food?\nTalk about your cooking experience with enthusiasm, and love. They should feel that you enjoy your job, and do not apply just becasue you can\u2019t get any better position. List all cuisines and dishes you have experience with, and if you have any references from your former employers, show them to the restaurant manager.\nYou can also say that you believe that your cooking experience (and it doesn\u2019t matter if you cooked in ten restaurants, or just for your own family and friends) prepared you for the job with them. Show some confidence.\nIn truth, many restaurants will look for a cook at any given time. For a good cook. I suggest you to be honest in this case\u2013perhaps the place is near, or you like the atmosphere, or their salary offer is slightly better than the one of their competitors.\nIn an ideal case though, you should refer to something that distinguishes them from their competition. For example, if it is a vegetarian restaurant, you can say that you believe in the healthy benefits of vegetarian cuisine, and that\u2019s the reason why you prefer to work for them.\nDo not try to pretend perfection, since it may easily backfire. If you struggle with preparing some dishes, or following certain recipes, tell them the truth.\nAt the same time, however, you should ensure them that you are eager to learn, and will do you best to learn how to prepare any dishes of their choice.\nIn my experience, many cooks have unrealistic salary expectations. What is more, most restaurants will not advertise the salary on their job offer, so it hard to guess what they are ready to offer you.\nConsidering the place, the price of food, and the capacity of the restaurant, you should be able to estimate the amount of money you can earn. In average, cooks earn about $27,000 annually, in the United States.\nThe bigger and more prestigious the place, however, the more you can ask for. Have a look at our salary negotiation tips to learn how to get what you deserve.\nWhen a restaurant looks for a cook, typically they want to hire them immediately. These places are not good in planning manpower, and they typically start looking for a new cook when they already urgently need one.\nBearing this is mind, you should show some flexibility. If possible, tell them that you can come the very next morning to start your training, or even to perform the job.\nSpecial Tip: Download a full list of questions in .PDF format, and practice with it later, before the start of your interview:\nTry to avoid negative remarks about your former colleagues and employers. Of course, if something serious happened, for example if they did not pay you for your labor, you should claim this as a reason for leaving your former employer.\nBut you can also say that you weren\u2019t happy in the place anymore, that you needed a change, or basically that you look to try working for another type of dining facility (bistro, restaurant, hotel restaurant, fast food, etc).\nJob of a cook can be stressful, especially when the workload is heavy. 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        "raw_content": "All Posts Filed in \u2018Work\u2019\nMy Start-Up\u2019s Been Acquired!\nBack in February I mentioned that I was joining a start-up founded by some ex-colleagues of mine. I was hoping that we\u2019d build a product and spend a few years building up a business that would mean an escape from the evils of the corporate world. To have a direct say in the direction a product takes and potentially a better share of the success of the company. Instead only 8 months after I joined we\u2019ve been bought out by a large American company called RiskMetrics.\nI\u2019ve not had a lot of happy times working for American companies before. One closed our office down thinking they could kill our product off (and ironically it\u2019s the now only product that they are able to sell) after a prolonged period of \u201cus against them\u201d. They were a large, slow-moving company with more Vice Presidents than I\u2019ve had hot dinners, everything that\u2019s wrong with corporate America. The second company did pretty much the same thing and made the working environment so miserable that I left after a year and a half. So it was with some feeling of dread that the directors told us that they were thinking of selling out to a big American company.\nHowever following a 2 day trip to New York to meet some of their senior people I was really impressed. This wasn\u2019t the sort of company that had 20 layers of management (and no obsession with Vice President of this and that). Every person we met was not only very intelligent and insightful, but genuinely interested in and passionate about what they do. We had a meal out with them on the first night where we were just ourselves and so were they (although to be fair I\u2019m just myself all the time) \u2013 and we had a great time. But the thing that really impressed me was how the people were the next day \u2013 the \u201ccorporate types\u201d I\u2019ve worked with before would be friendly outside of work but put their business faces on the next day as if the previous night had never happened. This was not the case with these guys. From the 2 short days we had it was clear that these were the sort of people I\u2019d relish the chance to work with and could learn a great deal from.\nI do have mixed feelings about joining a new, 1000 employee company. As a regular employee I don\u2019t make any money from the buyout and my long-term hopes for the company will not come to be. But I will get the chance to work with some incredible people on a platform the scale of which I\u2019ve never encountered before. A big reason I joined the start-up was to work in a small company away from a large organisation and that\u2019s exactly what I\u2019m going back to \u2013 time will tell what working for this company will be like although all signs so far are good. The work I\u2019ve spent the past few months doing has been pretty frustrating and \u201cbitty\u201d while we were chasing business in the short term (which I guess is unavoidable in a start-up) so having the backup of a larger company will mean we can be more organised and structured and I can get more of a chance to do what I do best.\nUltimately from what I\u2019ve seen so far this may turn out to be a great opportunity that otherwise I\u2019d never have had the chance to take. And so the John Conners career roller-coaster ride continues with more unexpected twists and turns!\nI\u2019ve certainly learned a few lessons in this short journey working for a start-up that would make me a lot more wary about doing it in the future. But then again, to coin one of my favourite non-Steven Seagal phrases: nothing ventured, nothing gained!\nA Chair Makes A Hell Of A Difference\nPeople like Joel Spolsky have been going on for years about how paying a bit more money to get a better quality chair up front can make a massive long-term saving, combined with increased productivity and \u201ccool\u201d appeal (there\u2019s a lovely comparison of the cost of a quality chair compared to toilet paper Joel wrote here). The sort of chair that the hip start-ups in the Valley choose to show how cool they are and how valued the employees are has always been the Herman Miller Aeron Chair.\nUnfortunately I\u2019ve never worked anywhere that values me enough to buy me an Aeron chair, so instead of shelling out \u00a3700 for an office chair they\u2019ve preferred to shell out a tenth of that. And that\u2019s been OK. However, since I started working from home it\u2019s meant sitting in my 10 year old cheapo office chair for up to 10 hours a day. And it\u2019s been painful.\nSince it offers no back support, lumbar support, buttock support or any other kind of support that a chair should provide I\u2019ve had more than my fair share of aches and pains. My good lady has had to give me numerous back massages to get rid of the searing pain in my shoulders. I soon decided this couldn\u2019t go on and it was time to splash out on a new chair. At the back of my mind the Aeron chair was always there and no matter where I looked I couldn\u2019t find anything good enough (even the top-of-the-range IKEA chairs wouldn\u2019t cut it). So I decided, if it\u2019s good enough for John Topley (who has one), it\u2019s good enough for me \u2013 I\u2019m buying an Aeron chair. 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As soon as I sat down in it, without even making any adjustments, I found I was sat in a position that was really good for my posture (my posture is usually terrible) and I was completely supported in all the places I should be. I could sit literally all day and know I wouldn\u2019t get the slightest bit of back or shoulder ache. Some tweaking later and the armrests are the perfect height so I can use the keyboard with no effort or strain. It is without doubt the most comfortable chair I\u2019ve ever sat in and really, all office chairs should be like this.\nSo since I\u2019m not knackered after a full day\u2019s working it means the quality of my work will increase as I won\u2019t be battling fatigue and pain. Instead I can concentrate on what I\u2019m doing. If you too spend your working life stuck at a desk in front of a computer screen you owe it to yourself to get your boss to buy you one of these chairs. And if they say \u201cno\u201d, then sounds like you need to change jobs \u2013 it certainly worked for me, kinda! I just know that in 20 years time my older self will thank me for spending a bit of cash on a chair now to save the medical bills later.\nOne of the frustrating things about starting a new job is the time between starting and the time I\u2019m actually productive. I\u2019ve had 6 jobs in the last 10 years and the process usually goes something like this (in a sort of rough order):\nSay hello to everybody then immediately forget their names.\nFind out what the product or products I\u2019ll be working on actually does and start trying to understand the field I\u2019ll be working in (be it financial, sales, electronics or whatever).\nFigure out how the source code for the software is organised and have a look at it to get a basic idea of the quality of the software, how it\u2019s organised and what not. Nothing too in-depth.\nTry to understand how the team culture works: do they have friendly banter? are they all-business? are they all prima donnas? (if so polish the CV and get out).\nGet my first piece of work. To do this I need to\u2026\n\u2026work out who \u201cowns\u201d each system or sub-system. When working on a system there\u2019s always someone who understands it intimately and has some sort of ownership of it (whether they want that glory or not). Since software is a complex beast you can\u2019t always understand all of it all of the time and when you\u2019re working on it you\u2019ll invariably have to interrupt this poor person quite a lot while you learn about it.\nFollowing on from that I need to know who the business brains are. They are either customers or colleagues who are less techies and more business types. 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I always find it frustrating because I know I can gather requirements, write specs, build and deliver software, but like I said they\u2019re the easy things.\nHowever this time it\u2019s been a lot easier. Since I\u2019ve joined a team I\u2019ve worked with before I already know the people and I know the culture they work in. I\u2019ve already worked in the industry (financial) with them and have done all the learning about what the market entails, what the software we\u2019re building needs to do and enough to be effective when I worked with them last time (it\u2019s amazing what knowledge gets buried in your brain but can come back when you need it). I know how they organise their code as I helped them choose the systems to do it. 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Despite being in essence a concrete manufacturing company and therefore theoretically about as far away from the cutting edge of IT as it\u2019s possible to be, Marshalls has actually been a fun place to work where I\u2019ve managed to write some interesting software, been a bit creative and met some really good people. Despite the fact that I always call myself a software developer, I do a lot more than sit down and write code. I enjoy doing everything from gathering requirements (that means speaking to real people who\u2019ll use the software I write) as well as designing, building and delivering the software to do what they want. I\u2019ve managed to do plenty of that over the last couple of years.\nMy first \u2018real\u2019 job (working for a University doesn\u2019t count) was for a company that had just been bought out but it continued to operate as a start-up. We were building a product, chasing our first customer and having to change direction all the time to try and make that sale. It was at times frustrating (like sometimes having to cut corners to get things out the door) but the fact was that every person in the team counted \u2013 there\u2019s no room in a start up for people there just to make up the numbers if you want to be successful. Everybody had to be able to turn their hand to any problem \u2013 it wasn\u2019t as though there was a whole department dedicated to setting up machines and networks, one of us would have to figure it out and do it.\nWhat I\u2019m getting at is that in that start-up it was all about the end result \u2013 building the product was the most important thing. Since building a product that sells is what keeps you in the job, you\u2019re strongly motivated to make sure it\u2019s a success and since there\u2019s only a few of you you\u2019re in prime position to make that happen. And that\u2019s what I\u2019ve always been interested in as far as software development is concerned \u2013 building something that people want to use.\nBut in the big companies I\u2019ve worked for that\u2019s not the way things work, and this is especially true of companies where software is not their primary business. At the end of the day, if you\u2019re writing in-house software that your users will have to use no matter what you produce, the standards just aren\u2019t going to be as high as shrink-wrap software to paying customers. You\u2019ll never hit the high notes and frankly there\u2019s no point in senior management making that a priority \u2013 where\u2019s their return on investment they\u2019ll wonder?\nAnd as my friend Stu (who I worked with at that start up all those years ago) told me when I last visited him, end-user software is the most satisfying place for people like him and myself to be. I want to build something that\u2019s a success and is good enough that real people want to pay to use it, something I can be proud of.\nFor me the best place to build something I can be proud of is a start-up with none of the politics, red tape or risk aversion that gets in the way. Sure it\u2019s longer hours, harder work, more responsibility, more risky in that if you don\u2019t get things right you\u2019re out of a job, but for me the potential rewards and satisfaction of building something I believe in makes it all worth it. The chance to join a start-up where I live doesn\u2019t come along very often so I always promised myself that if the opportunity came along again with the right people I\u2019d take it.\nImagine my surprise when an ex-colleague of mine phoned me up over Christmas to talk about joining him and some other ex-colleagues in their start-up. After meeting them it took me all of about 5 minutes to decide I\u2019d say yes if they offered me the job. For me the risk is a lot lower than just joining any start-up. For one I know them all very well and they happen to be some of the most talented people I\u2019ve ever worked with. I also worked with them on a similar product to the one I\u2019ll be helping them build so know I won\u2019t be starting from square one and having to learn the ropes. And there\u2019s a lot of market interest in the product which is half the battle. For the first time in a long time I\u2019m really looking forward to starting something new and seizing the opportunity that has presented itself to me.\nI start tomorrow. Wish me luck! \ud83d\ude42\nWe Haven\u2019t Changed A Bit\nI met up with some ex-colleagues on Friday night. I met them when I started my first job in Leeds for a company who shall remain nameless and I remember the time fondly. Not for the work, because that sucked. My timing was out as when I joined them there wasn't really anything relevant to my skill-set for me to do (they were a sort of consultancy / body shop / pimping operation) and I was young and cocky so I was a tad pissed off to be sitting around reading rather than working with shiny new technology.\nHowever all was not lost. You see we had table football.\nAs soon as the clock struck 12 we'd surround the table and the banter would begin. At times I could barely stand up for laughing such was the quick wit of some of the guys. Even when not playing it was hilarious to watch two protagonists trying to win the game, and if not the game then putting off the other one. Oh, and of course fighting like crazy to avoid the shame of a 10-0 hammering.\nThere was the power player, the skillful one, the show-boater, the people's champion (who's always the moral victor), the shoot-on-site one and of course the lucky one (I hate lucky people!). They all know who they are! I was never much good at it but it was a lot of fun and better than writing another tedious white-paper nobody was ever going to read. It certainly served to get rid of some of the frustration of the job!\nSo we met up for the first time in quite a while as I said (we've all kept in touch but just don't together often enough) and it was a real laugh. Even though 4 years have passed we were right back there discussing the finer points of goading an opponent to lose at table football and such like!\nThere are some people you meet and for a time you're really close, have a great time and are best friends. But when that time passes and you only meet up now and then, it's never quite the same again as the shared experiences are in the past. Fortunately with these guys it's like no time has elapsed at all and we picked up from where we left off. I guess that's my definition of true friendship. You don't need to work together or spend a lot of time together, but when you do things are just back the way they were.\nAnd you know, I'm sure I dished out a 10-0 hammering one time to Nige\u2026 I just bet he's blanked the trauma of that out of his mind \u2013 but I never will! \ud83d\ude09\nThe Company Photographer\nI spent a good part of Tuesday taking pictures of attractive women.\nPerhaps I should clarify that a bit. We\u2019re doing some work on our extranet and the idea came up that we should get some photos of our sales people \u2013 some team and individual shots \u2013 to show our customers that there are real people at the end of the phone. As I\u2019m \u201cinto\u201d photography I naturally volunteered to take the pictures. It was an interesting experience for several reasons.\nFirstly, it was nice finally getting to talk to a lot of these attractive women I\u2019ve only seen in the cafeteria and realise how nice they are. It\u2019s amazing how you construct someone\u2019s personality in your head from their appearance but that can turn out to be completely wrong.\nIt was fun trying to get people relaxed when I was taking their photo. A lot of women (usually the really good looking ones) don\u2019t seem to like their picture being taken so I had to try a bit of banter with some to get them to oblige. And some of the complaints afterwards that they look terrible just mystifies me \u2013 why do the pretty ones often have such low self esteem? Still, I wish I\u2019d discovered photography when I was younger and single \u2013 it\u2019s a great way to get to meet women!\nI also got a glimpse of what a pain being a photographer must be. You\u2019d think that to get a team photo of, say 10 people would be easy enough. Just show them where to stand, get them to smile and click. 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        "raw_content": "What I\u2019m writing next\nWhat a ride! I mean the Giro d\u2019Italia, of course, and I\u2019m not even going to try to guess what might happen on today\u2019s stage.\nBut I also mean the blog tour for A Spoke in the Wheel. I had tremendous fun visiting other people\u2019s blogs and talking about how my new book came to be.\nAnd I also mean my travels around Europe \u2013 the sleeper to Stockholm, the Semmering line, the Zentralbahn and Jungfraubahn, and the whole three weeks of it.\nI suppose you could say I\u2019m now in the warm-down stage. Getting my breath back. I\u2019m not writing a huge amount at the moment; I\u2019m fulfilling a couple of pre-existing commitments, and, of course, writing this blog post.\nMy next task is to finish writing up my travels of the past couple of years. The Isle of Wight Coast Path and the Camino Ingl\u00e9s, and then this year\u2019s Grand Tour, before I forget it all. (This morning I woke up from a dream where I was at a railway station somewhere in Flanders helping set out a tea table in preparation for Rev\u2019d Richard Coles returning with a school trip, while a truncated Saviem Standard full of Tesco shopping bags did a handbrake turn in a very narrow lane. Nothing like this actually happened.) I\u2019ll be posting all of that, together with a selection of photographs, on this blog.\nI\u2019ve also seen an idea I like for another \u2018photographs of other people\u2019s books\u2019 series, which I\u2019ll probably kick off in a month or so.\nI have promised myself that I won\u2019t start any more big projects until after the travel writeups are done \u2013 which means, of course, that the next three books are all trying to write themselves at once. I make no promises as to which order they\u2019ll come in, or even whether they\u2019ll ever happen, but they are:\nthe sequel to Speak Its Name. I haven\u2019t yet managed to persuade myself that Scandal and Folly wouldn\u2019t be an excellent name for it. (But then I have form in this department.) Not everybody can make the letters of Saint Paul sound like a bodice ripper.\nthe post-Brexit Ruritanian swashbuckler, possibly with ice dancing. (Got to get some sort of blade into it somehow\u2026)\nthe murder mystery at a fan convention.\nAs you see, the chances of my picking a genre and sticking to it remain low.\nThis entry was posted in walking, writing and tagged a spoke in the wheel, travel. Bookmark the permalink.\n\u2190 Blog tour \u2013 final stage \u2013 excerpt at Books, Teacup and Reviews\nUpstaged: an anthology of queer women and the performing arts \u2192",
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        "raw_content": "I am a thirty year old daughter of four lesbians, ask me anything\nSo one of the few true joys of living with people you met off craigslist is learning about things you might otherwise never know existed. That was the case with me, some guy named Joe, and Reddit. For those not in the know Reddit\u2019s motto says that it\u2019s the frontpage of the internet. True, if somewhat self-selecting for cat photos. I immediately introduced myself to the community by posting a video made by Planned Parenthood touting the efficacy of the Pull-out method and asking what movies featuring only token black people (ahem, The Royal Tenenbaums) should be remade with all black casts. My favorite suggestion given in return to my query might have been Top Gun. Having had so much success in my first casting about,I made a leap of faith and submitted myself to the fickle prejudices of Reddit readers by posting an IAMA AMA. This is Reddit parlance for describing oneself in salacious terms like \u2018daughter of four lesbians\u2019 and then allowing them to ask you anything. I had a great time answering their questions and offer the thread up for when you might be bored and wanting to know what random strangers wanted to know about me. I plan to use it for the next book I\u2019m going to write about my mothers, tentatively titled Stubborn Misbehaving Women.\nAll the Single Queerspawn\nMarch 13, 2012 at 5:02 am\t(Lesbian, memoir, queerspawn) (All the Single Ladies, Kate Bolick, Lesbian Parents, Marriage, queerspawn, Single Ladies, The Atlantic)\nGreetings from the future! Ms. Bolick, I am a representative of what\u2019s to come\u2026\nI can\u2019t help but think that being raised by lesbians put me ahead of the game. Having just finished reading Kate Bolick\u2019s tremendous article in Nov. 2011\u2019s Atlantic Magazine, I was struck by the differences and similarities in our perspectives. I, too, had spent my mid-twenties in a long-term relationship (disclaimer: I got dumped and probably would be married right now if it had been up to me).\nStill, I\u2019d often reflected on the institution of marriage and struggled against the notion of \u201csettling down.\u201d I, too, had been raised by second wave feminist(s )who encouraged me to wear Osh-Kosh overalls and play with Tonka trucks and assured me that I could do anything I set my mind towards. And while I am almost a decade younger than the author I have also considered at times whether I have missed my chance at true love. Heck, I wrote a memoir to investigate whether I might have, that\u2019s how much I\u2019ve considered the idea. But I\u2019ve found redemption from my heartbreak thanks to the facts of my upbringing.\nI was raised in what might be fancifully described as an \u201cAmazon Shangri-la,\u201d a universe largely devoid of men but filled with intelligent, resourceful and colorful women. The particulars: In 1981, my mother gave birth to me, at home, in the company of a midwife, her lesbian lover and her best friend. When she and the lover broke up, they continued to parent together. When I was five my mom married (in a legally non-binding but lovely ceremony) a women she would then be with for the next fourteen years. When teachers asked me how many moms I had the answer varied depending on whom I was counting, which various ex-girlfriends I threw in the mix. Nowadays I stick to the number four, since four women have continuously supported me since childhood. Lots\u2019 O\u2019 Mamas!\nThat abundance mother-wise contributed to me having what I see as the perspective of the future Ms. Bolick imagines; the one in which women communally parent and support each other. My life has made clear that women don\u2019t need men around to raise children and that an all female household can create a healthy environment for child rearing. I have never ascribed to the idea that family needs members of each gender to create balance and I grew up aware that marriage was an option not an obligation.\nDo we need men? No, but I sure like them. Even the deadbeats and players on occasion. The words, \u201covercompensation,\u201d have been mentioned in conjunction with my healthy sexual appetite. My attitudes towards sex are more progressive than most thanks to the sex education I received that emphasized that my body was mine to do with what I pleased. My mother\u2019s sex positivity is reflective of the gay community\u2019s stance as a whole and I credit my sense of sexual empowerment to having grown up in it\u2019s bossom, so to speak. They (the gays)have a healthy perspective on sex- sometimes you sleep with someone and something comes from it, sometimes you sleep with someone and zilch. Both kinds of sex are fun. There were multiple points in the article that led me to think sex positivity is the hinge on which women successfully navigating the future swings.\nI know in my own experience, that I have profited from my own sexual hedonism. The article posits that \u201chook-up culture\u201d is something modern college women endure, with 80% of them generally bowing out of the race in response. I was one of those 20% of women who were actually having sex and it was GREAT! The prudes on the sidelines have only themselves (and their parents) to blame. The assumption that casual sex rarely leads to enjoyable, if not necessarily monogamous, relationships is one I\u2019d like to challenge as well. Almost all the serious relationships I\u2019ve been in, even the monogamous ones, started out as hook-ups.\nAnd while the line \u201cOr is it that pornography endows the inexperienced with a toolbox of socially sanctioned postures and tricks, ensuring that one can engage in what amounts to a public exchange according to a pre-approved script?\u201d really resonated with me, I couldn\u2019t help but think that so much of life is a performance and it\u2019s feels good to have a lingua franca, even if a flawed one, to start out from. We may have to work towards sensuality. Sensuality is intimate. We may have find balance between freedom and callousness cross gender when it comes to sex. But our era of \u201cheady carnal delights\u201d I think need not be stifled.\nHowever if 80% of college kids disagree with me, it would be in their hands to change it- like Gandhi says, be the change you wish to see on the world. Virgins continue to be hot property through their early twenties at least, so they aren\u2019t taking on that big of a social liability. Wear your purity ring and I\u2019m sure your prince charming will arrive. Just don\u2019t bother the rest of us over sleeping around. Live and let live should be the sexual standard and then things would work themselves out. I am sorry for all the young women who have had less than satisfying sex lives but I can\u2019t help but hold them partially responsible for their own malaise. Sexual satisfaction thrives on communication and I doubt these women are being honest with themselves or their mates about what they desire. The women who are upset are as I see it holdover of the days in which catching a man with one\u2019s virtue was commonplace. If one views sex as a bartering tool for commitment, times are tough. But if one views sex as a mutually pleasureable bonding activity that exists for its own sake, things aren\u2019t really that bad. Lots of men are happy to have sex, that is generally not a problem, and personally I want any commitment to be based on desire not blackmail.\nThere are compromises to be made in the marriages of the future, perhaps some in terms of expectations of monogamy, but honestly, humans have never excelled at that (See: Sex at Dawn, great book!). Regardless, there are many alternatives to the current norm. The prevailing insistence on getting married at a standard age and in standard fashion I ascribe to the conformist instincts of humanity. The sister heroes of yore: Ms. Millay et al. were artists on the fringe of society and artists are non-conformist by nature. I have been shocked to find that as much as I thought of my liberal girlfriends as progressives, even radicals, they\u2019ve all lined up for relatively conventional lives. Maybe they\u2019d have home births, although so did their mothers, maybe they\u2019d take pole dancing classes and proudly own vibrators but they would get married, stay monogamous, bare children and balance careers with all that. They would try to live up to standards set up in the media and when they failed they would berate themselves. The single ones all admit that if they only could find the right man to settle down with, well then they\u2019d be happy. Our culture is so pervasive, it can force us all to \u201cswim upstream.\u201d\nOur generation(s) has been led to believe that somehow between 25 and 35 we are supposed to jam building a career, finding a mate and starting a family. All while looking good and keeping a clean house. It\u2019s stressful just summarizing that. The truth is we each prioritize in a slightly different manner and our lives show the results. Despite the gains made by our second wave mothers many of us still intertwine our sense of identity with our success in maintaining a mate and family. As much as we may value the idea of career it is generally secondary, as it often was for those who raised us and endowed us with their dreams. Even my lesbians hold their personal accomplishments above their professional ones. They would all say they are most proud of being my mother. They would argue feminism wasn\u2019t an attempt to devalue the domestic sphere as much as one to elevate and redeem it, coupled with an expansion of the possibilities available to women outside it.\nThe consequence of living in an era post- women\u2019s movement may be that at times I feel like good men are hard to come by. I have been kept sleepless on occasion, exhausted but strung out on visions of growing old alone or a future in which it will be me and a mass of aging lesbians, but in those moments my mothers lives act as a talisman, a reassurance that You are the only one who can make happiness for yourself. I have seen them manifest the lives they want to live. They keep their own company and enjoy their own eccentricities. They can be annoyingly self-satisfied. They are strong and rarely lonely.\nMy mothers reflect the modern woman. They are all four college educated professionals who have been leaders in their fields while maintaining warm and enriching personal lives. They are my heroes and my inspiration in life. They have opened my mind to all the possibilities both in terms of seeking self-satisfaction and forming family. Maybe I will marry, maybe I\u2019ll stay single, maybe I\u2019ll raise kids with friends. 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        "raw_content": "1 Year from today\u2026\nFiled under: Cody,Family,Life,Picture,Wedding \u2014 Kindel @ 11:38 pm\n\u2026I\u2019ll be Mrs. Cody Thomas!!!\nOur wedding is in 365 days and we are so excited! We have a lot of work to do and many decisions to make. Because I\u2019m such a dork, I have compiled a notebook full of wedding ideas that are rolling around in my head daily. Like most girls, I\u2019ve dreamed of my wedding day since I knew what a wedding was, but now that I have someone to plan it with, I\u2019ve seen many different perspectives and gained more valuable insight. It\u2019s much more fun to dream about that day with the person I\u2019m going to share it with!\nI\u2019ve heard from others that this year will pass quickly. We have much to do and I think our time will be filled with making decisions and finalizing plans, not to mention our new jobs. We will turn around, blink our eyes a couple of times and *poof* our wedding day will arrive. At least that\u2019s what I\u2019m hoping for\u2026\nWe have decided on flowers (that was my decision) and colors (that was Cody\u2019s decision) and I have bought a dress. I actually bought it a couple of months ago. (I know, I know\u2026it was kind of soon to buy one but I fell in love with it online, it was cheap and I couldn\u2019t resist buying it. I feel better now knowing that decision has been made and that money has been spent.) Those are really the only things set in stone as of today. You can keep up with plans as we make them here.\nPray for us as we make this journey together!\nAnd for now, you can practice calling me Mrs. Thomas\u2026 \ud83d\ude42\nP.S. Here\u2019s why I want to marry Cody. I\u2019ve only listed one hundred reasons in my post but the list could go on forever\u2026\nHey! Congrats!!! \ud83d\ude42\nYou both make a real good-looking pair \ud83d\ude42\nn believe me\u2026 since you do have lots to do, the days are going to just \u2018fly-by\u2019!!!!\nIts almost 1 year since my engagement and my wedding is in a month\u2019 time!!!! Im so excited!!!\nhttp://4mgiselle.wordpress.com",
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        "raw_content": "We know it can be difficult to find opportunities to get teaching experience in the UK, so we want to share a few places you can find support and opportunities for volunteer experience. These are mainly (but not only) positions in schools, where you would be supporting literacy development in children. I\u2019ve pasted the links below, where you\u2019ll be able to find more information and apply to volunteer if you wish.\nBeanstalk \u2013 https://www.beanstalkcharity.org.uk/\nTeam Up \u2013 https://teamup.org.uk/\nSchool Readers \u2013 https://www.schoolreaders.org/\nDo-it \u2013 https://do-it.org/\nIf you would like to approach a school directly to volunteer, this government site gives some useful tips and advice.\nPosted in: Let's Chat | Tagged: elt, opportunity, teaching",
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        "raw_content": "BDSM Podcasting Sucks\nBy Stoltz Sinatra On March 9, 2014 in Blog post, In English\nPodcasting about BDSM really sucks in so many ways that I don\u2019t know where to start.\nMaybe it is like all the other podcasts out there, some are good and some are not. I have some of my very own favorites out there that I\u2019ve listened to quite extensively while others have gone silent with their episodes still available as a dusty monument to their greatness.\nI am one of those who went silent after a couple of episodes, not so sure about my greatness but the episodes are still out there.\nI tried out different formats back in late 2009 and did the last episode in 2010. I don\u2019t really know why I stopped, a retrospective guess is that life in general called for my attention. Back then I found the interview format to be the most interesting to work with and I still do, as it allows for an in-depth view into how other people relate to their own sexuality. It is the best way to show the diversity which exists throughout the BDSM community, with the transparency, honesty and illumination it deserves.\nBDSM Podcasting sucks bigtime\nI started working with radio 25 years ago at a local radio station, mainly with documentaries and investigative content. Even back then I enjoyed telling other people\u2019s stories and I eventually won an award for my endeavors. From there it went on to TV for another couple of years, then I left the media business to pursue a different career.\nBut my passion for telling the stories of others is still burning bright and I tried to create engagement, back in 2009 when I did my first run of podcasts, where the audience was supposed to get involved in what we were doing over at Island of Pain.\nThe reasons were many, the content could have been better is one of them as it was never created out of a specific goal beyond the will to experiment. Another reason was that I never understood the dependencies between the content and how to get people involved in an ongoing conversation.\nBut it never was a failure as I had a great amount of listeners, it was more of a learning curve for me.\nThe conversation never happened and by that point I ended up thinking that BDSM podcasting sucks. As I left BDSM podcasting behind me I continued to look for podcasts on the subject and I found a couple of good ones which I have listened to regularly.\nBut there is also a load of not so good ones out there.\nI am not going to dive into the lack of technical quality, because that isn\u2019t a deal breaker as long as the content is engaging and interesting. But when you end up with a podcast streaming through your ears which lacks both sound quality and food for thought then it is pure torture to your mind and I don\u2019t like to be on the receiving end of a torture scene.\nMost BDSM practitioners are intelligent people, in fact very intelligent people. Our field of interest requires what is known as life long learning, because learning new things enables us to rediscover ourselves in a raw and honest way where we have to stare straight into our limitations, boundaries and our will to experience new things.\nRemember that the average BDSM practitioner is an intelligent person, so why not challenge their perception?\nI grew tired of being treated as BDSM practitioner who was constantly dumbed down by people creating podcasts where it is ok to yawn at the listeners straight into their ears, talking about how important it was to fuck instead of recording a podcast on time and constantly talking about their own way of doing BDSM.\nI\u2019m grew tired of all the crap, because I am an intelligent BDSM practitioner, and I became frustrated as I wasn\u2019t challenged.\nOut of that frustration came the idea of Kinkypod.\nWe believe that intelligent BDSM practitioners want to be challenged, they want to know about things which are new to them.\nLosers don\u2019t.\nKinkypod is for BDSM practitioners who want to have their knowledge and perception of BDSM challenged. We will do our best to challenge you through transparency, honesty and illumination.\nWe will be transparent about our own and the experiences of others and how they relate to BDSM\nWe will be honest about the opinions of others and our own, even if they might be narrow-minded or judgemental\nWe will illuminate areas of BDSM which are not usually spoken about\nEverything in this world comes at a price and so does listening to the podcasts we offer for you.\nYou want to engage yourself in what we do\nYou want to give us feedback to get us going \u2013 If what we do is good or bad, let us know\nYou want to participate in the conversations we are trying to achieve as some of our podcasts are built on the interaction with the community\nYou understand that as long as the points mentioned above are met then we will continue to do what we do\nIt might be controversial to you that we want you to make a promise to us\u2026And it is!\nWe want to be controversial in many ways and we want to be perceived as uncomfortable in some areas but we also want you to understand that the best podcasts are created through the interaction between people and we want to interact with you.\nAs you might understand, we want to be here for the long run but we need your help to be successful. 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        "raw_content": "Board of Trustees > Bobby Ortega\nBobby Ortega\nPresident District 2\nBobby Ortega was elected to the Kit Carson Electric Board of Trustees on May 12, 2005 to represent District 2 which includes Questa, Cerro, Costilla, Amalia and Red River. Since his election, Bobby, has served as Vice President on the Executive Board and in June of this year he was elected President of the 11 member Board of Trustees. In addition to presiding over board meetings as President, he sits on all board committees. Bobby has been an active member in his community for many years. He brings an extensive background of experience in business and community service in both the public and private sector. He is currently Executive Vice President and Chief Lending Officer for Centinel Bank of Taos where he has been employed for 30 years. He has served the community in many capacities including his service to the Village of Questa from 1986 through 1998 when he served as a Councilman and later as the Mayor of Questa.\nAs President of the Board, Bobby is committed to providing progressive leadership and professionalism. He brings a fair and open minded common sense approach to governance. He cites the diversity of the board members as an asset and complements the board for their efforts to keep rates affordable for our members. Bobby attributes the employee base of KCEC as a major strength of the organization and praises their hard work and dedication to providing reliable service to the members.\nBobby considers it a privilege to serve the members of Kit Carson Electric and is committed to maintaining an open door policy for all members. He values the member participation and input and cited the great turn out for the annual meetings as an example of the interest that members have in their Cooperative. He encourages members not to hesitate to contact him should they have any problems or concerns related to the Cooperative.\nIn addition to the core business of Kit Carson to provide reliable electric service to its members, Bobby sees Kit Carson Electric as a major player in providing economic development opportunities for its members and the community. He cited the networking that is ongoing throughout the Kit Carson service area and, more specifically, the projects in District 2 including collaboration with the Village of Questa and Molycorp in the development of a solar panel manufacturing plant. He also mentioned discussions with the Costilla/Amalia communities to help bring fiber optic phone service by working with Qwest to utilize existing KCEC transmission lines. The Cooperative has also initiated discussions with the Rio Costilla Cooperative Livestock Association (RCCLA) to identify possible joint ventures related to renewable energy projects and economic development.\nOrtega also mentioned that this upcoming year Kit Carson Electric will be hosting the NM Rural Electric Annual Conference in Red River. The conference will draw several hundred attendees from throughout the State of New Mexico. Bobby believes that in an environment where rates increase, and will inevitably increase in the next few years, will be very challenging times for the rural electric cooperatives across the country but he feels that these times will also be ripe with opportunity for Cooperatives that are willing to rise to the occasion. He cited the area of renewable energy as an example where Kit Carson Electric has become a leader. He also believes that changes in technology will be one of the main drivers of how we deliver electric service in the future. In addition, he feels that energy efficiency will be in the forefront and feels that consumer education will be very important for our members in addressing these issues.\nBobby and his wife Andie reside in Questa. They are both lifelong residents of Taos County. Bobby has two sons, Robert Jr. (Marisol) and Dwayne (Feliz) and one daughter, Cassandra. He has two granddaughters, Mikeala and Ryen. In his spare time Bobby enjoys riding his horse and working on his ranch where he raises beef cattle. He also owns and operates a small gravel pit operation. He is an active member of the Questa Citizens Acequia Association, serving as President of the Commission.\nMembers can reach Bobby at 575-586-1051 (home), or 575-758-6715 (work) or by e-mail bobby@kitcarson.net.",
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        "raw_content": "Fans And Developers Are Torn About Whether The Walking Dead Games Should Continue\nScreenshot: Telltale (The Walking Dead: Season Two)\nToday, what\u2019s left of Telltale Games following mass layoffs on Friday released episode two of The Walking Dead: The Last Season. It\u2019s good, and while it would take the series out on a high note, many fans are ambivalent about whatever comes next.\nWhen the closure of Telltale was first announced on Friday, people weren\u2019t sure if today\u2019s episode would release at all, let alone the rest of the season. The voice actress for series\u2019 protagonist Clementine, Melissa Hutchison, put out a statement over the weekend saying she believed that episode two would release on time and be the end of the series but that she wasn\u2019t a hundred percent clear.\nOn Friday, Telltale said that a skeleton crew of a couple dozen employees would remain to work on finishing a version of its Minecraft: Story Mode, being produced for Netflix. As a result, projects like The Wolf Among Us 2 and Stranger Things have been presumed to be cancelled. The remaining episodes of The Walking Dead: The Final Season, however, were meant to release by the end of the year.\nThe studio\u2019s closure has obviously thrown off that timeline. Last night, Telltale put out a statement saying that while episode two would come out as planned, it was also looking at \u201cpotential partners\u201d to help release episodes three and four \u201cin some form.\u201d Episode two released today, but the future of the series remains uncertain.\nMany fans understandably want to see the series conclude. Following the initial news, a fan petition was put together asking Telltale to deliver the final two episodes of the series\u2019 story, even if that meant putting them out in comic book form. Over the past few days it\u2019s gained over 21,000 electronic signatures.\nPrior to Telltale\u2019s statement, in a discussion thread on The Walking Dead\u2019s Steam page, one player suggested ex-Telltale employees work for free to finish the season\u2019s final two episodes. \u201cIf TWD cast, crew, actors and developers REALLY cared about this franchise like they claim on twitter etc., then they would return to the studio, finish the remaining 2 episodes and THEN call it a day,\u201d the person wrote.\nToday, they amended the post with an apology, saying they\u2019d changed their mind. \u201cAs someone who\u2019s followed Clem from the first episode, my post was a knee-jerk reaction out of desperation upon hearing the sad news,\u201d they wrote in a follow-up. \u201cYou have to put yourself in the shoes of gamers. Some of us are ignorant (about developers\u2019 personal lives) because we never met them (unlike the fictional characters on screen who we have bonded with over the years), hence our initial reaction was to worry more about the fate of the wrong party.\u201d\nSome early responses to Telltale\u2019s tweet making the announcement were positive. \u201cThere is a god!\u201d wrote one person. \u201cI love you Telltale!\u201d, wrote another.\nThe deep attachment many fans feel to The Walking Dead\u2019s characters has spurred much of this reaction. The Walking Dead: Season One released in April of 2012 and ended up being one of the best games of the year. It was people\u2019s first introduction to Clementine, a complex and deeply human character whose arc has spanned six years and four seasons. The news that she and other characters might not get the resolutions they deserved was an understandable disappointment for many. In some cases, though, this reaction upstaged the impact Telltale\u2019s impending closure was having on the real people who brought the series\u2019 characters to life.\nIn the hours and days following the layoffs, fans on social media demanded to know what the series\u2019 future might be, a request that seemed absurd to some of those recently laid off, such as The Walking Dead: The Final Season designer Emily Buck. \u201c\u2018The Company will finish it,\u2019\u201d she wrote on Saturday, paraphrasing fans\u2019 hopes. \u201cWith who? \u2018The company\u2019 doesn\u2019t make games. The people who worked for Telltale made games. Devs aren\u2019t interchangeable cogs- the game reflects the people who make it. The Walking Dead: TFS Team is gone. We all got terminated yesterday.\u201d\nShe also addressed claims that the game\u2019s ex-developers should continue working on it on their own. \u201cAnd to the few of you who\u2019ve told me \u2018The devs should finish it out of the goodness of their hearts because the fans deserve it!\u2019...no. Very no,\u201d she wrote. \u201cThey underpaid & overworked us to give you what you already have. We aren\u2019t gonna make it for free.\u201d\nCloser to episode two\u2019s release, designer Michael Kirkbride posted on the game\u2019s subreddit encouraging people to play it. \u201cWe know it\u2019s weird, we know it sucks, we know it\u2019s sad in ways that\u2019s almost impossible to articulate, and we know it\u2019s awful that we can\u2019t tell you what would\u2019ve happened after, but the episode is also just goddamn good, and the best feeling we could have right now is to know it\u2019s being played,\u201d he wrote. One fan asked why Kirkbride couldn\u2019t share the season\u2019s conclusion.\n\u201cLawyers,\u201d he said.\n\u201cI will buy every game made by you guys if my funds go directly to a dev who lost their position,\u201d one person tweeted back. \u201cPay your team first,\u201d wrote another.\nTelltale\u2019s statement Monday night gave fans their first official word on a possible ending for The Walking Dead. \u201cMultiple potential partners have stepped forward to express interest in helping to see The Final Season through to completion,\u201d the statement read. \u201cWhile we can\u2019t make any promises today, we are actively working towards a solution that will allow episodes 3 and 4 to be completed and released in some form. In the meantime, episode 2 will release tomorrow across all platforms as planned. We hope to have answers for your other questions soon.\u201d\nOn the one hand, it was exactly what the most dedicated Walking Dead fans had hoped for. Some early responses to Telltale\u2019s tweet making the announcement were positive. \u201cThere is a god!\u201d wrote one person. \u201cI love you Telltale!\u201d, wrote another. Supervising director on the game\u2019s final season, Chris Rebbert, also welcomed the news. \u201cFingers crossed, guys. Please show your support!\u201d he wrote. \u201cI promise you wouldn\u2019t be disappointed with how it ends!\u201d\nFor others, the possibility of seeing the game concluded was overshadowed by the abrupt way the studio cut ties with over two hundred of the employees who made its games. Many focused in particular on the lack of severance given to ex-employees. \u201cI will buy every game made by you guys if my funds go directly to a dev who lost their position,\u201d one person tweeted back. \u201cPay your team first,\u201d wrote another.\nGod of War\u2019s creative director Cory Barlog was also critical of Telltale\u2019s statement. \u201cI would hope this means that you will first pay your entire team their severance, and then proceed to finish the final episodes,\u201d he tweeted at the studio. \u201cI would be fine waiting however long it took to ensure we first treated those who worked so hard with the humanity and respect they deserve.\u201d\nSome former Telltale employees, including Buck and others, thanked Barlog for speaking up. 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        "raw_content": "\u201cROYAL FLASH\u201d (1975) Review\nBelow is a review I had written of the 1975 adaptation of George MacDonald Fraser\u2019s novel,\u201cROYAL FLASH\u201d:\nDirected by Richard Lester, \u201cROYAL FLASH\u201d is a 1975 adaptation of George MacDonald Fraser\u2019s 1970 novel of the same title, the second in a series of twelve (or thirteen) novels and stories about a cowardly British Army officer during the Victorian Era. Both the novel and the movie are comedic spoofs of Anthony Hope\u2019s 1894 novel, \u201cThe Prisoner of Zenda\u201d, about an Englishman assuming the identity of a look-a-like European prince.\nThis movie does not seemed to be well-liked by many fans of THE FLASHMAN SERIES. One, it was adapted from one of Fraser\u2019s least popular Flashman novels. Two, many of those fans balked at the idea of the medium-height blond Malcolm McDowell portraying the tall, dark-haired Harry Flashman. And three, many did not care how Richard Lester had included the same slapstick comedy that he had used in his two \u201dMUSKETEERS\u201d movies. It is not surprising that \u201dROYAL FLASH\u201d not only failed to make an impact upon the box office in 1975, it remained unpopular for many years.\nI must admit that Fraser\u2019s 1970 novel never became a favorite of mine. Because it was a send-up of \u201dThe Prisoner of Zenda\u201d, it struck me as being somewhat unoriginal. And while I managed to tolerate Lester\u2019s slapstick humor in the \u201dMUSKETEERS\u201d movies, there were times when it seemed a bit too much in \u201dROYAL FLASH\u201d. Well . . . except in a few scenes in which I will comment upon later. As for Malcom McDowell being cast in the title role . . . I had no problems with his performance. In fact, I found it more than satisfying.\nIn a nutshell, \u201dROYAL FLASH\u201d began with Captain Harry Flashman being feted in 1843 London for his heroic exploits during the disastrous First Anglo-Afghan War (1839-42). Actually, Flashman\u2019s actions were less than heroic. Being the coward he was, he surrendered to the enemy . . . before British artillery saved him from captivity via a barrage. British troopers came upon his unconscious body \u2013 with him clinging to a Union Jack flag \u2013 and mistook him as a brave military fighter who was not only the last survivor of Piper\u2019s Fort, but as someone who had fought until the bitter end. Following Flashman\u2019s return to England, the British officer met two people who would endanger his life on the European continent four years later \u2013 future chancellor and creator of modern day Germany, Otto von Bismarck; and the Irish-born actress/dancer (if you can call her one) and courtesan, Rosanna James aka Lola Montez. He had met the pair while fleeing from a whorehouse being raided by the police. Being a lustful ladies\u2019 man, Flashy managed to charm Rosanna (or Lola) into a tumultuous affair. And being a vindictive scoundrel, he made an enemy out of Bismarck by manipulating the latter into a boxing demonstration with the famous boxer John Tully. Eventually, Flashman grew weary of Lola\u2019s penchant for using a hairbrush on his backside during sex and ended the affair on a bad note. Four years later, Flashman received a letter from Lola, now mistress of King Ludwig I of Bavaria, asking him for a favor. Upon his arrival in Bavaria, Flashman is framed for the attempted rape of Bavarian countess by Lola and ended up in the clutches of Bismarck and his top henchmen, Rudi Von Sternberg. The pair coerced him into impersonating a Danish prince named Carl Gustaf, set to marry the Duchess Irma of Strackenz. According to Bismarck, the real Prince Carl had contacted a sexually transmitted disease, making it impossible for him to marry the Duchess. As Flashman will eventually discover, Bismarck\u2019s reasons behind this deception are a lot more devious. The German politician did not wish for the Duchess to marry a Dane, since the marriage might tilt the balance on the Schleswig-Holstein Question and interfere with his plans for a united Germany.\nMany years have passed since I last saw \u201dROYAL FLASH\u201d. Many years. And after reading several articles about its shortcomings, I really did not expect to enjoy it as I had done in the past. And yet . . . I did. Very much. Yes, I found some of the slapstick humor rather annoying. I can definitely say this about the sequence that featured the police raid on the London brothel, Flashman\u2019s rather silly attempt to prove his marksmanship to the Bavarian military officers, and his duel against Rudi Von Sternberg inside the dungeon that held the real Carl Gustaf. But there were some slapstick moments that struck me as hilarious. One scene involved Flashman (in disguise as Prince Carl) accidentally smashing a bottle against the head of some poor chump during the christening of Strackenz\u2019s new rail train. Another hilarious scene involved Flashman\u2019s \u201choneymoon\u201d night with the frigid Duchess Irma; along with Flashman\u2019s attempts to escape from Bismarck and his thugs during his indoctrination as the fake Prince Carl. Also, the movie ended with a witty and rather funny duel of \u201cHungarian\u201d roulette between Flashy and Von Sternberg, after the latter managed to interrupt Flashy\u2019s flight from Germany.\nHardcore fans of THE FLASHMAN SERIES have condemned the choice of Malcolm McDowell for the role of Harry Flashman. It is quite apparent that the actor bore no physical resemblance to the fictional Flashman. But as far as I am concerned, McDowell more than made this up with his superb performance as the amoral and cowardly British officer. Personality wise, McDowell captured Flashman\u2019s personality to a T. For me, he was Flashman personified.\nThere were other actors who struck me as perfectly cast in their roles \u2013 Oliver Reed as the manipulative and vindictive Otto von Bismarck, Britt Ekland as the beautifully cold Duchess Irma, Joss Ackland as the intimidating Danish patriot Sapten, and an unknown Bob Hoskins as the persistent London police officer who led the raid on the whorehouse. I also enjoyed Lionel Jeffries and Tom Bell as two of Bismarck\u2019s thugs \u2013 Kraftstein and DeGautet. I must admit that it took me a while to warm up to Alan Bates\u2019 performance as Bismarck\u2019s top henchman, the Hungarian-born Rudi Von Sternberg. His Rudi seemed cooler, more mature and less jovial than Fraser\u2019s literary version. But in time, I learned to appreciate Bates\u2019 slightly different take on the role. However, the one performance that failed to impress me belonged to Brazilian-born actress, Florinda Bolkan, who portrayed the fiery Lola Montez. The filmmakers not only made the mistake of casting a Latin actress in the role, Lester allowed her to portray Lola as a Continental European. After all, the character was originally the Irish-born Rosanna Gilbert James before becoming the famous dancer, Lola Montez. Either Ms. Bolkan should have portrayed Lola as Irish, or Lester and the other filmmakers should have cast an Irish actress or one from the British Isles in the role.\nThankfully, there is a great deal more to enjoy in \u201dROYAL FLASH\u201d. George MacDonald Fraser did a first-rate job of adapting his novel into a screenplay. In fact, I found it a little more enjoyable than his novel. Anyone who has seen the \u201dMUSKETEER\u201d movies must know that Lester had incorporated more realistic style fencing in the movies\u2019 fight scenes. In other words, the sword fights featured a great deal of more bashing and kicking than any elegant swordplay. Thankfully,\u201dROYAL FLASH\u201d provided more elegance in its sword fights. I especially enjoyed McDowell\u2019s skills during the kitchen fight sequence that turned out to be a fake rescue perpetrated by Von Sternberg. The legendary cinematographer Geoffrey Unsworth did an excellent job of capturing the beauty of German locations featured in the film. However, I could have done without that soft focus look that seemed to scream \u201dperiod piece\u201d. Utilizing Unsworth\u2019s photography, Alan Barrett\u2019s costume designs and Terence Marsh\u2019s production designs; Lester managed to effectively recapture England and Germany during the 1840s.\nI realize there are hardcore fans of THE FLASHMAN SERIES who will never accept \u201dROYAL FLASH\u201d as a worthy adaptation of Fraser\u2019s 1970 novel. But you know what? Who cares? Seeing it again after so many years, made me realize that it had not lost its touch. At least not for me. 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        "raw_content": "If you have been told you have periodontal (gum) disease, you're not alone. An estimated 80 percent of American adults currently have some form of the disease. Periodontal diseases range from simple gum inflammation to serious disease that results in major damage to the soft tissue and bone that support the teeth. In the worst cases, teeth are lost.\nGum disease is a threat to your oral health. Research is also pointing to possible health effects of periodontal diseases that go well beyond your mouth (more about this later). Whether it is stopped, slowed, or gets worse depends a great deal on how well you care for your teeth and gums every day, from this point forward.\nSmoking. Need another reason to quit smoking? Smoking is one of the most significant risk factors associated with the development of periodontitis. Additionally, smoking can lower the chances of success of some treatments.\nHormonal changes in girls/women. These changes can make gums more sensitive and make it easier for gingivitis to develop.\nDiabetes. People with diabetes are at higher risk for developing infections, including periodontal disease.\nStress. Research shows that stress can make it more difficult for our bodies to fight infection, including periodontal disease.\nIllnesses. Diseases like cancer or AIDS and their treatments can also affect the health of gums.\nGenetic susceptibility. Some people are more prone to severe periodontal disease than others.\nThe dentist will ask about your medical history to identify underlying conditions or risk factors (such as smoking) that may contribute to periodontal disease.\nThe dentist or hygienist will examine your gums and note any signs of inflammation.\nThe dentist or hygienist will use a tiny ruler called a 'probe' to check for periodontal pockets and to measure any pockets. In a healthy mouth, the depth of these pockets is usually between 1 and 3 millimeters.\nThe dentist or hygienist may take an x-ray to see whether there is any bone loss.\nCan periodontal disease cause health problems beyond the mouth?\nMaybe. But so far the research is inconclusive. Studies are ongoing to try to determine whether there is a cause-and-effect relationship between periodontal disease and:\nan increased risk of heart attack or stroke,\nan increased risk of delivering preterm, low birth weight babies,\ndifficulty controlling blood sugar levels in people with diabetes.\nIn the meantime, it's a fact that controlling periodontal disease can save your teeth -- a very good reason to take care of your teeth and gums.\nThis information is not copyrighted. Print and make as many photocopies as you need.\n\"Periodontal (Gum) Disease: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatments\" is also available as a booklet.\nNIH Publication No. 02-1142 Link",
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        "raw_content": "We all want to be happy. But how, exactly, do you go about it? The answers in these TED Talks on happiness \u2014 from psychologists, journalists and monks \u2014 may\u2026\nThe Positive Psychology Program is a data base full of resources on Positive Psychology. You can find here books, courses, exercises, conferences and many more materials on the topic. Give\u2026\nMindfulness is a state of awareness and a practice; it involves attending to the present moment and cultivating an attitude of curiosity, openness and acceptance of one\u2019s experience. It is\u2026\nAn innovative educational programme based on the theoretical framework of positive psychology and character education. HOPEs aims at improving primary school teachers\u2019 knowledge and skills by using innovative and learner-centered\u2026\nThe Greater Good Science Center (GGSC), located at the University of California, Berkeley is an interdisciplinary research center devoted to the scientific understanding of individual happiness, compassion, strong social bonding,\u2026\nAuthentic Happiness \u2013 website\nAuthentic Happiness is a University of Pennsylvania website developed by the Positive Psychology Center. Dr. Martin E. P. Seligman is the Director of the Center, and a Professor of Psychology\u2026\nThe Tools for development and learning Sample training programs is part of learning tools for personal and professional development. The tools are made under the project \u201cACHIEVE\u201d \u2013 innovative methods for training and\u2026\nThe Methodology for personal and professional development is part of learning tools for personal and professional development. The tools are made under the project \u201cACHIEVE\u201d \u2013 innovative methods for training and development of\u2026\nThe Self-discovery pocket book is part of learning tools for personal and professional development. The tools are made under the project \u201cACHIEVE\u201d \u2013 innovative methods for training and development of\u2026\nThe following are some ideas for making up your own Toolkit! They even make great birthday presents if you create your own kit and include a sampler sheet like this\u2026",
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        "raw_content": "Advance Transit is a private, nonprofit organization that provides public transportation services for the Upper Valley area.\nSuzanne Prentiss, Council Representative\nShane Smith, Alt. Council Representative\nRebecca Owens, Citizen Representative\nFourth Tuesday of the month, typically four to six times a year.\nCommittees meet in the evening on an as-needed basis with time and place to be agreed by committee members.\nOne Citizen Representative appointed for a three-year term by the Mayor and City Council and one City Council Representative. In accordance with the Advance Transit's By-Laws, the majority of Board members are appointed by the towns served. There are also several at-large members.\nParticipation is also requested on at least one of four standing committees:",
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        "raw_content": "Home \u00bb The Medieval Church\nFollowing the introduction of Christianity to England, a number of monasteries or minster churches would have been established in the county, but only three sites are easy to identify. One, at Breedon-on-the-Hill in the north-west of the county, in what would then have been Mercia, is documented in a charter of 675. The Anglo-Saxon Chronicles record that an early priest here, Tatwine, was consecrated as Archbishop of Canterbury in 731. The early importance of this monastery or minster, part of which is now a parish church, is apparent from the quality of the extant Saxon sculpture.\nThe locations of two other minsters can be identified by their place names \u2013 Misterton in the south of the county (Minster-ton) and Buckminster in the north-east. The boundaries of the modern parishes that surround Misterton may hint at the extent of the area once served by the minster, but the territory of Buckminster is more difficult to deduce. It stands on the edge of a circle of parishes that cluster around Waltham-on-the Wolds, but the explanation for this pattern of boundaries may lie in the place name of their central point, a specific type of grazing land (wold) that was shared by the surrounding parishes.\nThe Archangel Gabriel giving a benediction at Breedon \u2013 this sculpture is in the ringing chamber, but a more accessible 20th century copy can be seen in the body of the church)\nBy the time of the Norman Conquest in 1066, a network of parish churches was developing, and Domesday Book (1086) mentions a priest in 42 places in the county. There were probably others, for none is recorded at Breedon, Buckminster or Misterton and neither is there any mention of a priest at Birstall, where the present church includes Saxon architecture and sculpture.\nMany churches display Norman or Romanesque architecture, some of the finest being the sedilia (seats for priests celebrating mass) in the chancel at St Mary de Castro in Leicester and at Hallaton, where a tympanum (a semi-circular piece which would have stood over a door) depicts St Michael slaying a dragon. By the later medieval period Hallaton, perhaps the site of an Iron Age shrine, was again a place of pilgrimage. Dr Jane Laughton has found a reference to \u2018St Mawrell of Hallaton\u2019 in a will of 1532 and Dr Graham Jones has uncovered documentary and architectural evidence in this parish from the medieval period suggesting that the little-known St Morrell was revered here.\nA mass dial, at Thornton\nOur parish churches also include reminders of everyday life in the Middle Ages. A bell was rung to tell people that a church service was about to take place, but the priest needed some means of knowing when that signal should be given. Scratch dials, also known as mass dials, can be seen on the south wall of many churches. A series of lines, representing the hours of the day or the times of the services, radiate out from a central hole, which would have contained a stick, known as a gnomon. At 6 am the shadow (if there was any sun) would be horizontal to the ground and to the left of the circle; at 12 noon the shadow would be cast vertically down from the central point, and would move across the right hand side of the circle through the afternoon, reaching the horizontal point at 6 pm in the daylight months. A fine example can be seen at St Peter\u2019s church, Thornton (above). Unusually, this dial has 24 divisions, and it is possible that the two holes on the left hand circumference represent the time of the morning services. At around 30 and 45 degrees from the horizontal they would have marked the position of the sun at around 6.45 am and 7.45 am.\nUnfortunately, Leicestershire is not a county renowned for its medieval wall paintings, although there are doom paintings at Lutterworth, Great Bowden and Bottesford. Several medieval rood screens exist, but the people of Leicestershire do not appear to have left money to have pictures of saints painted on the panels in the fashion of the many surviving screens in counties such as Devon or Norfolk. There are a few good examples of early painted glass in the county, and a photographic archive is available to browse.\nDespite the rich grazing land available, the county does not possess any medieval churches to rival the finest of the \u2018wool\u2019 churches of the Gloucestershire Cotswolds or southern Suffolk. However, the church at Stoke Golding and the exquisite rich exterior of the south aisle at Gaddesby are worth driving many miles to see. An apparently 17th century panel at Stoke Golding claims that this church was founded by Robert de Campania and his wife Margaret in the reign of Edward I (1272-1307). 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        "raw_content": "About Lens And Leash\nA picture is worth a thousand words is a common saying that dates back to the early 1900\u2019s and with the age of social media and camera phones we are bombarded with photos on a daily basis in the hundreds if not thousands. Are we taking for granted what an actual picture can convey and if you had to describe a powerful photo could it be described in a thousand words, a hundred words or just one word? We want to partner with photographers that believe in our mission and want to show their artistic talent through highlighting animals in various shelters and adoption centers across the nation. Through their lens we will get to meet these incredible creatures that have their own story to tell, their own personalities to show off and in the end a wonderful family to call home.\nJenny May Shervin\nI find in life that there are not many people that have not been touched in one way or another by an animal or pet. I admit that I am a huge pug lover and some people might even consider me a \u201ccrazy pug lady\u201d but I wear this badge with pride. I had many different animals growing up in Wyoming, such as outdoor cats that scoured our property for mice, rabbits that enjoyed the yard on warm sunny days and then the Chinese Sharpei that I convinced my parents I just had to have in 8th grade. My first true pet of my own was given to me by my now husband 10 years ago on Christmas. My utter shock when this little ball of wrinkles and fur walked in the room would solidify my love for pugs for life. After about a year of having Puddles I felt I was ready to up the ante and get another pug but this time a little black feisty girl named Muddy. I will tell you right now no two pugs are alike and man these two could not be more different. My heart however grew bigger in my love for her. I truly believe that animals bring out the best in us, due to their unconditional love for us. I would love to be able to help each and every animal out there find an incredible forever home. That leads me and my brother to our mission of helping animals at shelters and adoption centers find wonderful loving homes for the rest of their furry lives through a more artistic approach. We want to work with passionate and talented photographers to create stories of these animals so more people can learn about the animals that need homes in their area. By featuring these animals on various social media channels and highlighting the shelters that they are currently living at we can make more people aware of these incredible creatures that need a loving home. Welcome to Lens and Leash!\nFor many years, I have wanted to be able to help animals across the country that have been abused, abandoned or are in kill shelters. I was able to adopt a couple of amazing furbabies (Sunny And Bronson) back in 2013 and it completely changed my life. Since then, I have wanted to adopt more but my living situation hasn\u2019t allowed for it. Since this was the case, I have always wondered if there was a way for me to help on a different level. For the past couple of months, I have really been drawn to photography and I saw a great news article on how a couple hired a professional photographer to do a photoshoot with their new puppy. It was adorable and a lightbulb went off. Why can\u2019t we partner with photographers to go into local animal shelters to setup professional photoshoots of the animals that are available for adoption. I have seen quite a few animal rescue stories go viral on social media and how people come together and almost always, the animal finds a great forever home. I have a background in online marketing so I asked myself, can I create that for animals across the country and get great exposure for adoption centers as well. When my sister and I started talking the idea started coming together for Lens And Leash.",
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        "raw_content": "Kids\u2019 Comics in the Indy Press\nSome of my favorite comics, the ones a seek out and treasure most, are published in small batches by individual artists, rather than traditional publishing houses. These kinds of comics are often called mini comics, or more broadly indy comics. Since the Underground Comix movement began in the late sixties, there has been a community of cartoonists focused on creating noncommercial works on the fringes of the publishing world. Their comics tended to avant garde and at times offensive, and in general very grown up.\nAfter years of defending comics as legitimate medium for grown-ups, the indy press has begun to turn its eyes towards comics\u2019 youngest readers. Here are a few of my favorites.\nDRAGONS! Comics and Activities for KIDS! was edited by Alec Longstreth, and includes some of my favorite cartoonists from the indy press. In addition to comics, the book includes mazes and puzzles. And the best thing is, this comics was absolutely free!\nThis summer I picked up Were-Pups, and I thoroughly enjoyed it. It was published by Team Werewolf, a small group of graduates from The Center for Cartoon Studies. Team Werewolf has published five issues of their grown-up anthology, Werewolf, and this special issue just for kids. I have to say, the quality of the cartooning on Cubs was a step above their grown up material.\n\u201cWhere-Wolf?\u201d by Melissa Mendes, who is a real master at capturing the childhood experience.\n\u201cWe Like the Moon\u201d by Dakota McFadzean. Keep an eye on Dakota, he\u2019s going places!\nLet\u2019s hope this is the beginning of a trend! There\u2019s room in the indy press for comics for all audiences.\nOff to ALA Tomorrow",
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        "raw_content": "Lots of people argue about what makes the Swiss watch business different. I think I\u2019ve met the answer\nWhat\u2019s the X-factor that makes Switzerland the world\u2019s leading watchmaker? It\u2019s a riddle that\u2019s fascinated \u2014 and frustrated \u2014 horologists for centuries. Every time I return to Switzerland someone gives me a different answer, from the clarity of the Alpine light to the consequences of the Swiss Reformation. However, the best explanation I\u2019ve come across is the Swiss apprentice system. And that\u2019s why today I\u2019ve travelled to the Vall\u00e9e de Joux in the north-west corner of Switzerland to meet two young apprentices at one of Switzerland\u2019s leading watchmakers, Jaeger-LeCoultre.\nHere in Switzerland, only the most academic teenagers go on to university. Over half of Swiss school-leavers (including many of the best and brightest) become apprentices, learning a trade which they\u2019ll cultivate over the course of an entire career. Nowhere is this apprentice system more important than in watchmaking. This is the way its skills are handed down, from generation to generation, from the first Huguenot \u00e9migr\u00e9s who came here from France 300 years ago to modern firms like Jaeger-LeCoultre today.\nThe Vall\u00e9e de Joux is a sleepy place, still virtually untouched by tourism. It\u2019s a peaceful valley, a few miles from the French border, surrounded by the wild wooded hills of the Jura. Geneva is only 40 miles away, but it feels a lot further. Yet although it seems remote, this apparently obscure backwater is the Silicon Valley of Swiss watchmaking. Some of Europe\u2019s finest watchmakers are based along the tranquil banks of Lac de Joux: as well as Jaeger-LeCoultre there are Audemars Piguet, Breguet, Blancpain, Patek Philippe, Pierre DeRoche and Vacheron Constantin. You can see why horologists call this hidden valley \u2018the cradle of complications\u2019. In watchmaking, a complication is any function beyond hours, minutes and seconds \u2014 days, months, leap years, even phases of the moon. Classic complications like the perpetual calendar were developed in the Vall\u00e9e de Joux.\nReally, it\u2019s a wonder that this watchmaking community is still here at all. The development of cheap quartz watches in the 1970s looked like a catastrophe for these master watchmakers. Undercut by new technology, the mechanical watch looked destined to go the same way as the steam engine. The number of workers in Swiss watchmaking fell from 90,000 to 30,000 in a few years. Yet for firms like Jaeger-LeCoultre, this crisis was an opportunity. Their beautiful timepieces became more sophisticated, more collectable. As quartz became ubiquitous, mechanical watchmaking moved upmarket. No longer bound by necessity, the mechanical watch became an objet d\u2019art.\nGetting into Jaeger-LeCoultre\u2019s factory isn\u2019t easy. It took me a long time to make an appointment. Security is terrifically tight. You surrender your passport at the door \u2014 it\u2019s like trying to gain entry to a private bank or a foreign embassy. Jaeger-LeCoultre feels like a bit of both. In a tidy meeting room, I meet two apprentices: Sebastian Theintz and Samuel Charpeutier.\nSebastian is 18. He comes from Morges, a town on Lake Geneva. He\u2019s been at Jaeger-LeCoultre since he was 16. He did placements at several companies as a prospective apprentice. This was the one he liked best. He caught the horology bug when he was 12. His grandfather had a collection of old watches, but none of them worked. Sebastian wanted to get them working again, but he didn\u2019t know how \u2014 he does now. He lodges here in the Vall\u00e9e de Joux, in a studio apartment in the quaint market town of Le Sentier. Samuel is 25. He grew up on the French Riviera. He became interested in watchmaking in his early twenties, and started at Jaeger-LeCoultre last year. He lives just across the border, in France, and travels here every day. \u2018It was a big change at the beginning but I\u2019m very happy to be here,\u2019 he says. They both love the idea of making a machine so small and delicate by hand.\nA watchmaking apprenticeship at Jaeger-LeCoultre lasts three or four years. Samuel and Sebastian divide their time between the factory and a technical college down the road. At college, they mix with apprentices from all the local factories. They start off learning about the basic tools, which have barely changed in centuries. Within a few weeks, they\u2019re working on actual watches, moving around all the different departments of the factory. \u2018We learn all the different stages,\u2019 says Sebastian. \u2018I didn\u2019t like school \u2014 I preferred to do something practical. I don\u2019t need long holidays. I prefer being paid.\u2019\nIt\u2019s tiring work, requiring pinpoint precision and intense concentration. They start at 7 a.m. and work until 5 p.m. \u2014 a long day, but they earn a salary \u2014 much better than racking up a student loan. They learn from workmates as well as lecturers. They\u2019re learning about the world of work, not just watchmaking. There are about two dozen apprentices here, mainly men but some women. About half are Swiss. The rest are French. France is a lot like Britain \u2014 apprenticeships aren\u2019t as common as they are in Switzerland \u2014 so, for aspiring watchmakers, Switzerland is a big draw.\n\u2018At school you learn many things that you won\u2019t use in your life,\u2019 says Sebastian, who wants to specialise in servicing watches. \u2018With an apprenticeship, you\u2019re using your knowledge.\u2019 Sebastian will qualify next summer. He\u2019ll do several days of exams, theoretical and also practical: \u2018We have to build a watch.\u2019 Samuel has another year to go. He wants to start his own company. Wherever they end up, they\u2019ll always have a specific skill to sell, unlike our legions of British arts graduates. \u2018Watches will always survive \u2014 they\u2019re part of history,\u2019 says Samuel.\nTalking to these two apprentices, what really comes across is their studious dedication. When I was Sebastian\u2019s age, I was still mucking around at sixth form. 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        "raw_content": "The Ludlow Massacre was one of the most notorious slaughters of innocent workers during the most violent period in the history of\nLudlow ghosts of man and woman crossing driveway from left\u2013taken about 6 years ago by LIDP\nAmerican labor. It took place in 1914 in Colorado\u2013a time when King George V ruled England during the post-Victorian period and President Woodrow Wilson lived in the White House.\nIt emanated from a labor conflict: the Colorado National Guard and Colorado Fuel and Iron Company guards attacked a tent colony of 1,200 striking coal miners and their families at Ludlow, Colorado, on April 20, 1914, with the National Guard using machine guns to fire into the colony. About two dozen people, including miners\u2019 wives and children, were killed. The chief owner of the mine, John D. Rockefeller, Jr., was widely excoriated for having orchestrated the massacre (source: Wikipedia).\nFlash forward to the present day. The site is very haunted . . . typical of places that are the location of unjust and sudden death. The victims don\u2019t simply die but can persist as earthbound spirits, the ghosts of people who may not even realize they\u2019re dead.\nOn August 20, 2018, a woman was driving northbound on I-25. She was coming home from a baby shower in Albuquerque, and was proceeding north of Trinidad toward Denver. Noticing Exit #27 to Ludlow, she had some extra time on her hands and impulsively took the exit ramp to a small abandoned town just a few miles off the highway. This delayed her trip back to suburbia where her husband was locking down the details of a new job out-of-state. She sensed that she might never return to the ghost town and former tent city of coal miners in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, and she kept going.\nShe was alone on this trip, at least for the time-being. As she pulled into the parking lot at the site of the massacre and memorial built by the United Mine Workers, she recalled that she had no previous connection to the site. The woman in fact had never been there before. But anxious to read the informative signs and take photos of the imposing monument, she stayed.\nAs the intrepid traveler sought to learn about the details of the murders, the unsuspecting woman was starting to feel somewhat sad though sympathetic. Bad weather can help bring on dark moods, but it was not a factor in the late summer morning. The air was clear and warm by 10 a.m. She was the only person at the site, but in spite of the nice day and momentary depression, she felt compelled to pay her respects to the dead.\nIs this the coal miner who appeared as a ghost? Sent to me by the woman traveler\nShe used her smartphone to take photos of various scenes around the site. As she gazed into the viewer with the device in photography mode, she suddenly noticed a man appearing in the display screen. He had to be fairly close, as his image could have been a head shot in a still photograph. He had a large bushy mustache, typical of the male fashion of the day back in the early 1900\u2019s.\nHe said nothing . . . nor did she. No thoughts telepathically popped into her head, but she sensed the man was curious about her. Unfortunately she did not think of actually snapping a photo or shooting a short video, something that happens to even the most experienced observers.\nInstead, she instinctively though briefly looked away to see if she could spot the person responsible for the camera image with her own eyes. But he couldn\u2019t be seen with the naked eye. When she looked back into the camera viewer the man\u2019s face was still there but larger! Then his image began to deteriorate . . . in other words, de-materialize.\nThe wind began to pick-up, and the darkening atmosphere of the Ludlow Massacre site became even more disturbing. Now it was not just a memorial to the dead, but perhaps home to a disembodied coal miner wanting to tell someone his unique story of murder and mayhem.\nPrior to the appearance of the man in the camera, the woman was not thinking about anyone in particular. She was focusing on her smartphone while trying to take pictures. But she knew she was the only live human at the site. There were no other parked cars, and the location was too remote for anyone to have walked into.\nAlthough nothing was said by the strange man, the fear-filled woman said out loud, Well, isn\u2019t that special! the famous line frequently uttered by TV personality Dana Carvey on SNL. With that, the frightened visitor ran back to her car and the relative safety and familiarity of Interstate 25. The entire incident lasted perhaps less than a minute.\nThe apparition in the camera was apparently not one of us, at least not in the ordinary sense.\nFacially, he looked somewhat like a man in an old black and white photo, perhaps an Italian or Greek miner next to his wife, painfully not smiling at the camera. That was the common take of the day when cameras and photos were relatively new innovations.\nWas the man in the smartphone a mortal who walked out of nowhere and just happened to wind-up in-frame, or was he the ghost of a long-passed coal miner? You be the judge.\nRead about Ludlow, its relationship to the Merchantile Exchange in nearby Cokedale, and Light in the Dark Paranormal. Link to a featured article in the Pueblo newspaper: Chieftain Article\nLight in the Dark Paranormal intends to return to Ludlow for a Paranormal Encounter and perhaps re-visit the ghost in the camera . . . plus others. Contact Us if you want to participate. 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        "raw_content": "10 Reasons Life Is Not As Bad As It Seems\nIf we believe the mainstream media, the US seems to be in a panic right now. We are being told that people are afraid and that we are entering a new dark age.\nBut it\u2019s okay. Everything is going to be fine.\nThe world is not as terrible a place as you think. Your brain is hardwired to make you think things are much worse than they really are. Life might not be perfect, but it\u2019s better than it\u2019s ever been before.\n10 The Media Tricks Your Brain Into Thinking Things Are Worse Than They Are\nThere\u2019s a psychological reason why you think the world is such a dark place. When we watch or read the news, our brains don\u2019t fully realize that we\u2019re looking at an artificial screen. They think that the real world we live in is what we see in these horrifying stories\u2014which have been scavenged from every corner of the world.\nIt\u2019s a concept called \u201cMean World Syndrome.\u201d When it was first developed in the 1990s, the man behind it noted that the average child watched 8,000 murders on TV by the age of 12. When we see that much violence, we think that\u2019s what life really is. We see terrorist attacks in France, cartels in Mexico, or racist hate crimes in the US, and our brains react like it\u2019s all happening outside our window.\nIt changes the way we see the world. Studies have shown that people who watch violence on TV are at a higher risk of violent behavior themselves, and people who watch the news are more afraid of crime than those who don\u2019t. 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In early history, genocide was so commonplace that it made World War II look like a peaceful, tolerant time. Overall, the rate of mass murder has been steadily declining and has never been lower than it is today.\n8 People Are More Equal Than Ever\nHuman rights, likewise, are at all-time highs. For the first time in history, there is no country in the world with legal slavery. Racial tolerance is also at an all-time high in every sense. There are currently fewer countries with laws discriminating against minorities than ever before.\nWomen have more rights than ever. They currently make up 40 percent of the global labor force and are earning the most equal rate they have ever earned. Even gay rights are at an all-time high. More places have decriminalized homosexuality than at any point in recorded history.\nSure, none of these things are perfect. Women still don\u2019t make as much as their male counterparts, and female world leaders are extremely rare. 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This seems a little counterintuitive; we look down the street and see all the same big-box stores, so how is it possible that more people are starting their own companies than ever?\nThe answer is the Internet. Now that people can work online, more are able to start their own companies than ever before. We don\u2019t need the capital to buy a building or stock a warehouse to open our own company; we can just set up a website and give it a shot.\nThat means that more people than ever are working from home, making their own hours, and defining their jobs for themselves.\n4 Democracy Is More Widespread Than Ever\nA lot of people are complaining about the democratic process right now, but the fact that they\u2019re complaining at all is actually a great achievement. It means that they have the freedom to voice their opinion about the political process without fear\u2014and more people enjoy that freedom than ever before.\nThere are more democratic countries in the world right now than ever, but it\u2019s more than just the number. These countries have more democratic policies and more accountable elections than ever before, as well. Two thirds of the countries in the world are believed to operate completely free and fair democratic elections.\nEven the few autocratic countries left in the world, like China, are infinitely freer than in the past. The policies in China today are an incredible leap forward from the time of Stalin and Mao.\n3 Fewer People Live In Poverty Than Ever\nToday, there are 702 million impoverished people, living on an average of $1.25 each day. They make up 9.6 percent of the world\u2019s population. 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        "raw_content": "Reflection on my Teacher Education Program in Lebanon\nNovember 8, 2015 Teacher educationbecoming a reflective practitioner, culturally relevant teacher education, Eurocentric perspective, public vs private universities, teacher education, teacher education in Lebanonckosnik\nTeacher Education: A Glimpse from the Lebanese Perspective\nAfter reading about several teacher education programs in North America I have decided to shed some light on one of Lebanon\u2019s leading teacher education programs that of the University XXX, my Alma Matter. After graduating, I experienced first-hand that the theories we were learning at university could come alive in the classroom. I was able to rise above what Linda Darling-Hammond describes as the \u201capprenticeship of observation\u201d (2006,p.35) and that the shift from the teacher-centered approach, which I was taught in at school, to the student-centered approach, that I learned about in university, was actually doable and not just a bunch of fancy theories in thick American text-books. I expended my energy building connections in the classroom as well as in the students\u2019 brain synapses, instead of wasting that energy lecturing to a bunch of bored twelve-year-olds. The practicum was where it all came together for me. Even if it was not the major part of the program, it was the most meaningful and vital in making me the teacher that I started out as. My focus, however, will not be on my experience per se, but rather on University XXX\u2019s teacher education program and how it is today rather than 25 years ago. This would open a window for you to look into a developing country\u2019s perspective on the teacher education program at University XXX and show you how it aims to raise Lebanon from the ashes of its civil strife.\nOn the university\u2019s website, the Department of Education describes its future graduates as those who \u201caspire to become agents of change in their community\u201d and ones who \u201cdevelop into reflective teachers who believe in children as critical thinkers and independent learners\u201d . They also promise to make of them \u201creflective practitioners, literate in information and communication technology, and critical thinkers committed to the human and moral values of lifelong learning, integrity, innovation, civic responsibility, and leadership.\u201d From these statements we notice that this university program focuses on the school student as well as the student-teacher and the community as a whole. Classes at the university have a lot of hands-on-experiences. Professors make sure that their students are active participants in the class instead of passive listeners to lectures. This is mainly done by having reflection groups, thinking aloud about issues encountered in the literature or in the field. Case studies are also used to dissect certain issues and find viable solutions that are practical in the classroom. However, knowing the teachable subject well is not enough if not coupled with a strong basis in pedagogical knowledge of how to teach a certain subject matter and manage a classroom and practical hands-on field experiences in actual classrooms. At university XXX a student needs around 30 courses (each is one semester, 5 months long) to graduate with a BA in Education. 7 of those are university breadth courses. 8 courses are dedicated to subject matter like Math or English or History, for example. 7 courses are core education courses such as \u201cEducational laws, Learning and Human Development, School and the Social Order\u201d to name a few. 1 is a seminar. Finally, 5 courses are method courses that are the bulk of the field experience. So, if we look closely, subject matter and core pedagogical courses are almost equally balanced, but field experience only makes up a quarter of the total education course load and is usually concentrated in the last year of the program. However, I think this comes late in the program and is not enough to give the prospective teachers enough hands on experience or ample confidence to manage their own class when the time comes for it.\nThe placement in schools is usually done with partner schools after coordination meetings between the teacher-mentor and the professor. There are also meetings with representatives of the schools to follow up on how student-teachers are performing and giving student-teachers the opportunity to correct and design exams, give mini lessons and then eventually full lessons. Student teachers must also get acquainted with all classroom practices in the hosting school. The Professor then assesses the student-teacher \u2018s teaching capabilities in the school classroom only once. The teacher-mentors are paid, sign for student-teachers\u2019 attendance at school, and send official sealed reports about the student-teachers\u2019 performances. However, student-teachers have the right to report to the head of the practice teaching committee in case the mentor or school does not cooperate or support them. This gives both parties a sense of accountability. So, the advantages of such a program are adding professionalism to teaching, familiarizing student-teachers with teaching experience ahead of time and putting them in direct contact with students, which gives the student-teachers a chance to see in practice what they learned and to practice teaching in existing schools. However, the quality of pre-service programs depends on the quality of mentors and the follow up on student-teachers in schools. As a teacher who has mentored for that university\u2019s students before, I don\u2019t remember anyone from the university interviewing me to see whether I would be a good role model for the student-teacher assigned to me. Furthermore, in my opinion, for the professor to just go to the school once and grade the student-teacher is not ample for there are several variables at play in a classroom. What if the class students were tired after a long day and not responsive to the activities, or what if the student-teacher was having a bad day?\nThe Education department at the university is a close-knit community, especially since the department is not very large. I asked a professor there to describe the relationship between fellow colleagues in the department, and between the university and schools in the community. She said that direct colleagues meet to compare, evaluate and exchange ideas about how to ensure that students apply and use knowledge across the courses they teach. But, she says that there is a disconnection between the university and the schools. In my opinion that is due to the fact that the university is thinking about the utopian school or maybe the Eurocentric ideal school that is trying to exist in Post-colonial Lebanon. But that is not the demographic of all schools in Lebanon. For example, the University is in West Beirut and is a very expensive private university, so it caters to the elite of the community with its student-teachers graduating to teach in the most prestigious private schools. Rarely do its graduates go and teach in the public sector, so the program is not geared towards that demographic. Furthermore, Lebanon is known for being Francophone, with half of its schools teaching in French the language, the Sciences and the Math programs, with the other half of the schools teaching them in English. Only Arabic language, Social Studies (not always), and Civics are taught in Arabic. But the university does not offer French pedagogy courses for literacy, Sciences, or Math, even though its main partner school has 50% of its program in French! I wonder how effective AUB graduate teachers are when they go on to teach Math or Science in French. Wouldn\u2019t their colleagues who did their degree in courses designed for French do a more effective job?\nThere are many challenges and obstacles to maintaining a high level teacher education program. It is ideal to follow up on student-teachers after they graduate to make sure that the program caters for the teachers and the community of schools; however, many politics come in the face of that. At the university they do not follow up on where their student-teachers go after graduation. They might only hear from them if they come back for recommendations. Furthermore, they can\u2019t follow up on them without an official invitation from the schools they teach at. There must also be more rigorous conditions for students to be admitted to the university program. If they raise the standards of the student-teachers they are recruiting, then they have to worry less about maintaining quality teaching and teachers as mentioned by the Curry School study. In that regard, the university does have high standards in recruiting students. For it is still not an easy feat to get accepted into the program. A prospective student needs at least a B average to get accepted there. Furthermore, establishing a network for exchanging experiences and expertise between universities in the country is important, as well as giving more incentives for research oriented efforts in the universities to see what that demographic needs instead of getting pre-bottled programs from North America or Europe that might not always cater to the Lebanese future-teacher or schools. Furthermore, I personally think that a teacher educator who has actually taught in a school will have more to give to student-teachers for then he/she would not be preaching from an ivory tower but rather would be a fellow comrade of sorts for the student-teachers. I have a problem with the view that the \u201cex-school teacher\u201d cannot un-pack the teacher educator\u2019s role and do a good job as Dinkleman\u2019s study, that was written about in Loughran\u2019s book, \u201cDeveloping a Pedagogy of Teacher Education,\u201d states. Why can\u2019t the ex-school teacher have \u201can understanding of teaching that goes beyond being a good teacher\u201d (p.14), but the teacher educator who has never taught can? The \u201cex-school teacher\u201d who is a teacher educator and the teacher educator who has never taught, both have to do their unpacking and self-study and learn how \u201cto be able to articulate the what, how, and why of teaching and to do so through the very experiences of teaching and learning about teaching\u201d (italics in original) (Loughran, 2006, p. 14)\nIn a developing country like Lebanon, its young generation is its biggest asset. Making sure they grow up learning how to become critical thinkers is the stepping stone that will make them rise from the quagmire of ignorance that is pulling them down and keeping them entrenched in a world of brainwash and civil unrest. In order to do that, qualified and enthusiastic teachers are needed. 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        "raw_content": "The Living Interfaith Sanctuary is the sister congregation of the Living Interfaith Church in Lynnwood, WA. You can read more about them here.\nThe purpose of the Living Interfaith Sanctuary is to provide a welcoming, respectful, and nurturing religious community for people of goodwill from all spiritual paths. We share who we are and celebrate our diversity, not to convert or convince, but in realization of our common humanity. We aspire to offer a model of an inclusive community that acts as an agent of good works in the local community and the world.\nWe envision our mission unfolding in such a way that we honor and welcome people from all spiritual paths. We covenant to encourage and empower each other as we root ourselves in social justice, both in our own community and in the larger world. We seek to support the development of an Interfaith education that truly respects the diversity that is humanity. And we wish to provide an example that other Interfaith congregations might follow without attachment to dogma \u2013 always keeping in mind that we are all worthy of respect and that our spiritual diversity is a cause for celebration.\nWelcoming All Paths\nOur mission is to provide a welcoming, respectful, and nurturing home for people of goodwill from all spiritual paths. We seek to do so by creating:\nInterfaith services that explore some of the ways in which our differing spiritual paths approach a question, and\nServices that celebrate (with integrity) holy days from our differing spiritual paths, with the intent to share who we are, not to convert or convince.\nWe seek to do so by recognizing that it is not so much the beliefs we hold (which are deeply personal and to be respected) but how we act on those beliefs that is crucial \u2013 and that we are called by our common humanity to act with love, compassion, and respect in the world, always remembering that we are our brothers\u2019 and sisters\u2019 keepers.\nBecause we are brothers and sisters, an integral part of our vision is to act as a community to affirmatively address issues of social justice, both at home and in the larger world. We understand and embrace that we all have different needs and skills. Therefore, we will be called to engage with the world differently. We keep centered in ourselves as individuals and as a group that \u2013 while we may indeed strive for great things \u2013 it is not the perceived magnitude of our accomplishments that defines us. Rather, it is our commitment to community \u2013 to our own community, to all of humanity, and to the natural world.\nInterfaith Education\nWe support the ongoing development of a curriculum of Interfaith education that teaches our children:\nWe are all beloved and deserving of love, and there is no one \u201cright\u201d path to this love.\nWe have differing spiritual roots and personal paths that need to be recognized, remembered, and respected:\nHowever beautiful and important our personal paths may be, it is crucial that we act in the world to promote our common humanity. We must serve each other and with each other regardless of societal delineations based on gender, sexual orientation, race, nationality, religion, politics, or economic circumstance \u2013 that no one is born into this world deserving of more or less love or respect than any other.\nWe seek to provide an example for other Interfaith congregations, not by expecting our answer to specific questions to be everyone else\u2019s, but by encouraging and promoting a multitude of Living Interfaith congregations that are based on compassion, love, and respect for all of humanity. Each congregation will be a welcoming home for all spiritual paths, so that we might learn from each other and celebrate with each other our differences and similarities, with dignity and respect. We hope to serve as an example of how we can engage our own spiritual nature, not by finding one \u201cright path\u201d to it, but by truly learning how to get to know each other and to see what all of our spiritual paths have taught us: that we share a common humanity.",
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        "raw_content": "Scots in the American West 1790 - 1917\nDiscussion in 'Anthropology' started by Pangloss, 14 March 2018.\nIn 1964 the principal chief of the Creek Nation of Oklahoma, who boasted the surname McIntosh, attended the annual gathering of his clan in the Highlands. To everyone\u2019s surprise, he appeared in full Native regalia. The Plains Indian headdress, beaded shirt, and moccasins contrasted sharply with the kilts, sporrans, and dirks. To a bagpipe audience, he explained his pride in his dual Creek-Scottish ancestry.\nThe story of these Scoto-Indians is a fascinating one. Like their French and Spanish counterparts, the Scots fur traders arrived in the West largely as single men. Like the other Europeans, they soon aligned with Native women, usually \"in the fashion of the country.\" As historian Sylvia Van Kirk has noted, this form of \"country marriage\" facilitated trade because the Native wives usually taught their husbands the tribal language. 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One scholar has estimated that in late eighteenth- to early nineteenth-century Georgia, Indian women raised about four hundred mixed-blood offspring by themselves.\nBut not all Scots fur traders left their Native consorts. Alexander Ross remained devoted to his Indian wife, as did Angus McDonald, Donald A. Smith, John McLoughlin, and a number of others who stayed with their Native or mixed-blood women for life. Whichever arrangement prevailed, however, the end result was to produce a number of Scoto-Indians.\nhttp://www.electricscotland.com/history/america/american_indians.htm\nPangloss, 14 March 2018\nCan't say I agree with miscegenation but on the topic it is interesting to note what Evola had to say in regards to some of the American Indians:\nThe red Indians were proud races with their own style, their own dignity, sensibility and forms of religiosity; not without justification, a traditionalist writer, F. 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        "raw_content": "Updates on Priory Gatehouse Restoration\nJune 2018: Latest news\nRestoration over the winter of 2017-18 has included the repair of four leaded windows in the upstairs corridor. Stonework under the archway has been stripped of cement render and re-pointed with lime mortar, with tile infill as required. The work revealed rectangular putlog holes (two on each wall, now filled with stone slips) which would have held medieval scaffold poles. The phase of the work was supported by a grant from the Garfield Weston Foundation.\nThe restoration / repair at the foot of the gatepost is now complete, with the rotten wood cut out and a new section of green oak inserted. Removal of the bottom of the post exposed a stone post-pad with a rectangular socket cut out to accept a tenon joint on the wooden post (shown below). The rubble fill of the wall behind the post included a fragment of a narrow 13th century column, perhaps from the monastic cloister arcade, and a large fragment of 15th century encaustic floor tile. Archaeological assessment suggests that the present gateposts date from the late-Tudor period, since the cross beam is decorated with \u2018lamb\u2019s-tongue\u2019 chamfer stops, typical of the period.\nStone post-pad under the eastern gate post timber\nFebruary 2016: Update on Gatehouse Restoration\nRestored layout of drainpipes on Tudor (south) side of Gatehouse\nWork on phase 3 of the restoration project is complete. The Victorian cast-iron rainwater goods on the south elevation of the building (the Abbey Hotel side) were taken down, assessed and reused where possible. However in most cases they were in such a poor state that they had to be replaced with new castings. You will note that the layout of the downpipes is now slightly different, in a more symmetrical arrangement, and very similar to the layout of 100 years ago. Less noticeable in the photos, but in a very time-consuming job, the Tudor brickwork has been repointed across the whole wall. Four decayed stones have been replaced, two in the first floor windows, and two by the stewards\u2019 door.\nAnother change will be noted by museum stewards. The back door now opens easily, and does not stick against the floor. The fixings of the door frame had been damaged by water soaking into the wall (from the damaged downpipes), which had rusted fixing nails and rotted away the wooden fixings. The door frame has been reset, properly vertical, with long steel bolts epoxied into the stonework. Both exterior doors have been treated with boiled linseed oil, as a preservative. There is still work to be done inside the rear lobby, plastering and redecorating, but this will now have to await a future phase of the restoration, and new funding.\nAs a final item, areas of damaging cement-based mortar have been removed alongside one of the gate posts, prior to replacement by more appropriate lime-based mortars. This has revealed the great depth of the post, about 17 inches thick, but also its poor condition at the base, where a large piece of wood, previously hidden within the wall has rotted and broken away. An urgent repair to the bottom of the post will be undertaken, using a new piece of oak.\nPhase 3 of the Priory Gatehouse restoration has begun! Scaffolding on the south face (red brick Tudor side) went up on 5th November. A site meeting with the architect, Historic England, the contractors Treasure & Sons Ltd, and several museum officers took place on Monday 9th November and work began on 11th November.\nThe cast-iron Victorian downpipes and gutters will be repaired (where possible) or replaced with new sections of ironwork. Damaged stonework and brick will be replaced and re-pointed, and the carved wooden eaves will be conserved. Where water has penetrated through the wall and into the building, the walls will be re-plastered with traditional lime materials and a damaged door frame will be repaired.\nScaffolding on the south side on the Priory Gatehouse\nFunding for this phase of work has come from a number of very generous grants from William Cadbury Charitable Trust (\u00a315,000), Pilgrim Trust (\u00a320,000) and Allchurches Trust (\u00a31,500). The remainder has been raised through museum fundraising events and funds ring-fenced for restoration by the museum. Work at the Priory Gatehouse should take approximately 10 weeks.\nRestoration of the Priory Gatehouse\nRestoration has taken place regularly over the last 120 years. A major refurbishment of the north side was undertaken in 1891. The front was resurfaced and a new battlement was added. Two rooms were added on the west end which removed the symmetry of the building, and separate rooms were created within the gatehouse.\nLate 20th Century Repairs\nAlthough repairs had been carried out after the ice cream van had become wedged in the archway in 1979, the trustees of Malvern Museum remained concerned about the general condition of several features of the Gatehouse. In 1982 a survey of the Gatehouse was carried out. It recommended 3 phases of remedial work totalling over \u00a340,000. The following year urgent work on windows was carried out costing over \u00a31,000 and in 1987 a further \u00a34,000 was spent repairing the roof. Finally in 1992, damp proofing and stonework restoration was carried out on the north and south sections, totalling over \u00a320,000. Generous grants from English Heritage and the Paul Getty Fund made the work possible, along with several thousands of pounds raised by the Friends of the Museum.\n21st Century Restoration Programme\nIn 2008 English Heritage undertook another inspection, and confirmed that, \u2018no immediate repairs are required\u2019, preferring to wait for the natural disintegration of cement mortar before replacing it with lime mortar.\nWhen fragments of stonework became loose, the museum trustees once again approached English Heritage in 2012 for an assessment of the stonework, roof, gutters and mullion windows. The survey was carried out by Caroe and Stainburn of Ledbury. They proposed a multi-phase restoration programme over the next 5-10 years.\nPhase 1 covered the urgent repairs and these were implemented in January 2102. The museum paid over \u00a33000, which included the cost of the building specifications and surveyors fees. A further \u00a3600 has been found for the repairs to 3 leaded windows.\nConservation of south side of Priory Gatehouse, April 2013\nThe second phase of urgent repairs and restoration of the gatehouse was completed in May 2013, costing \u00a310,000. Work included:\nCleaning moss from the stonework on the north elevation\nRepairs to roof tiles and drainage behind the north parapet\nRepair and replacement of stones on the north-east corner\nProtection for medieval tiles at the top of the east wall\nCleaning and decoration of wooden gables on the south elevation\nRepair and painting of iron finials on the roof\nRepair to the blocked and broken cast iron downpipe to the right of the gateway to help keep damp out of the building\nAfter the retirement of the lead architect from in 2013, another survey was carried out in January 2014 by his successor. Based on a detailed specification, the revised estimated cost for the remaining restoration has increased substantially, to a figure approaching \u00a3250,000. The Museum trustees have met with the architect and have agreed the works to be carried out in at least two phases:\nThe content of this phase has been determined by the urgency of repairing the rainwater goods (made worse by several wet winters), and the likely level of funding that would be available. It will also see some of the masonry restored around the doorways, (and replaced where necessary, using stone from the original quarries used in 1891), some conservation of joinery on the south elevation, and a re-routing of drainage on the north side. Scheduled Monument Consent is required and will be submitted by late Spring 2014. This phase will cost in the region of \u00a3100,000.\nThis phase will be addressed over the next 5 years or so. It will complete the restoration of stonework, the repair and renovation of the south roof and gables, and provide protection for the medieval tiles on the upper east elevation.\nIt is envisaged that the the conservation of such an important building will be supported with the development of educational material about the building, based on its historic and architectural significance. The trustees have recommended a dendrochronology survey as part of this vision, and several museum volunteers have expressed an interest in being trained to carry out some of the less skilled work.\nPriory Gatehouse Fundraising News\nIn 2013, the trustees successfully applied for two large grants from the Foyle Foundation and Malvern Town Council. Both donated \u00a35,000 which went a long way to cover the cost of the 2013 conservation. Other funding bodies have been approached for grants towards the larger cost of Phases 3 and 4.\nMeanwhile a number of museum officers have launched a programme of fundraising activities. Their hard work has been highly successful already, and in addition to raising several thousand pounds towards the Phase 2 conservation, they have succeeded in raising awareness of the significance of the ancient Gatehouse as well as the work of Malvern Museum.\nMore recently, we have been delighted to receive \u00a315,000 from the William Cadbury Trust and \u00a320,000 from the Pilgrim Trust. These will go a long way to covering the cost of replacement stones near the two entrances and the repair of the leaking downpipes on the southern aspect. The Friends of Malvern Museum were also pleased to donate \u00a31,000 to the 3rd phase of restoration of the Priory Gatehouse.\nIf you wish to support the fundraising efforts spearheaded by Malvern Museum, there are several ways of doing this. 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        "raw_content": "Big Moon Canada Corporation (BMP) has signed up for a permit to construct a 5MW tidal energy demonstration project in Nova Scotia\u2019s Minas Passage.\nThe proposed 5MW project would be built along the north shore of the Blomindon Peninsula in Kings County of Nova Scotia, it is stated in BMP\u2019s application for permit, filed to the Nova Scotia Energy Department.\nThe project would feature BMP\u2019s proprietary tidal energy system that has two main components which include a novel land-based generator assembly and an unmanned barge.\nThe barge is connected to the generator by a high strength rope in such a manner that is submerged below the drafts of local boat traffic.\nPower is generated as the ebb and flood tides flow, causing the barge to move away from the generator and cause the generator to turn for generating electrical power, according to BMP.\nThe generator assembly area is planned to be constructed on land along the north side of the Blomidon Peninsula which rises to an elevation of 130-150 meters above the low water mark.\nThe barge operation area will extend 5 nautical miles in each direction originating from the generator assembly.\nBMP has over the years designed, manufactured, and completed land and sea trials of a 200kW prototype of its barge and generator assembly.\nThe first sea trials were conducted during April of 2016 in the Minas Basin after receiving approval from all necessary governmental agencies.\nDuring August 2017, BMP conducted a second phase of prototype testing. This testing was performed to verify the controllability of the overall system in the tidal flow of the Bay of Fundy.\nBMP is currently developing a 100kW prototype that it plans to test in 2018.\nThe testing is planned to last for 2 to 3 months at the same project site BMP is asking for the permit.\nThe 5MW project will begin with the installation of a 1MW system. Upon success of the first installation, the subsequent 4MW will be installed, BMP said in the permit application.\nThe project has been proposed in support the recent amendments to the Marine Renewable Energy Act proclaimed by the Nova Scotia government on January 24, 2018.\nBMP\u2019s application, currently under review by the Nova Scotia Department of Energy, was received on February 2, 2018.\nApplications under review will be posted to department\u2019s website for a 30-day public comment period.\nAny public comments received may be shared with any government department or agency that exercises regulatory authority over any aspect of the activities to be carried on under the proposed project, Nova Scotia Department of Energy noted.\nPosted on February 6, 2018 with tags application, Bay of Fundy, Big Moon Canada Corporation, demonstration, Nova Scotia Energy Deparment, permit.\nSchottel Hydro has decided to use smaller floating tidal energy platforms for the planned Bay of Fundy project in Canada.",
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        "raw_content": "On December 5, 2014 December 5, 2014 By Marisa RepaschIn Uncategorized\nAs a fledgling Earth Scientist, with aspirations to make significant contributions to the field of Geology, I have found navigation of the scientific enterprise quite challenging. It turns out I am not alone!\nAt the Future of Research Symposium held this past October in Boston, hundreds of post-docs and graduate scientists gathered to identify the obstacles preventing young scientists from moving forward in all fields of science. The ultimate result of this congregation was a call for reform \u2013 reform of the research enterprise, which is comprised of academia, industry, publishing, and government. Collectively, the group proposed three main tenets for scientific reform:\nConnectivity among junior scientists\nBalance between employment and training at the postdoctoral level\nIncreased investment in young scientists, independent of PI research grants\nTo accomplish this proposed reform requires a larger role for graduate students and post-docs. We must be aware of our importance within the scientific enterprise, and use our power to shape the future of scientific research.\nWith little experience conducting research, many young scientists struggle to understand their roles in the research process, especially at the master\u2019s and early PhD levels. It is often difficult to believe in ourselves and our individual abilities, especially when we are so heavily influenced by our advisors. We tend to trust their opinions more than our own, mainly because we know they have the experience. But we need to think for ourselves. We are the only ones in this field who can offer fresh perspectives and alternative ways of interpreting data.\nWe are intelligent. We have the ability to discover. We are the future of science.\nTo read more about the 2014 Future of Science Symposium, click here.\nAcademiafuture of sciencescientific enterprise\n\u2018Tis the Season of Grant Writing",
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        "raw_content": "Dad\u2019s Curfew: Happy Father\u2019s Day 2012\nBeing the only daughter in my family, I did get away with a lot with my dad, but he was definitely strict when it came to certain things. When I got my first car my curfew was \u201cdark\u201d. He allowed me to drive to my job each morning. It was clear from the beginning I was not to use my car for running around with friends.\nHuh? I was a teenager. This is what teens do when they\u2019re old enough to drive.\nNo, not me, for I had to be home at dark. I was 17 years old. Most nights I didn\u2019t think about coming home at dark. I had \u201cwheels\u201d and they spun. My dad made me pay though. One morning I went out to leave for work and my car wouldn\u2019t start. I knew he had something to do with it. I called the lady I babysat for and she came to get me. When she was in the military she was a mechanic\u2014How lucky for me! She took a look at my car and knew right away the rotor in the distributor was missing. Hmm, how the heck did that happen?\nGrrr\u2026 Dad!\nShe offered to put a new one on for me, but I knew better. I still remember the words I said to my dad when he came home from work that night. Picture me, who used to be daddy\u2019s little girl, saying, \u201cI want the rotor back in my car! Go put the rotor back in my car.\u201d Yes, demanding he go right out there and put it back. I can also remember the look on his face when he realized I knew what he took out of my car motor. I think he was both shocked and proud that I figured it out. I saw that smug smile. Did he run right out there and put it back? NO! It took him a whole week to prove he was the boss.\nDid I do what I was supposed to do with my car from that point on? What do you think? What would you have done?\nI most certainly did not do what he wanted, but something changed soon after that episode and he eased up on the rules a little. We both learned a lesson. Dad wanted to protect his \u201clittle\u201d girl, and I wanted to prove I wasn\u2019t a \u201clittle\u201d girl. That was a long time ago, but between dads and daughters, it\u2019s still the same. They want to be the boss and protect us until we\u2019re thirty-five years old. From the time we\u2019re about ten we want to prove we\u2019re not little girls. Such is life, huh.\n\u2190 Riding with Captain Steve-in a Round-a-bout Way\nThursday 13 \u2014 Photography Equipment for a Reason \u2192\nPosted in Uncategorized\t| 4 Comments | Tagged daddy daughter, fathers day, first car, mary j mccoy dressel, teenager\t|\n4 thoughts on \u201cDad\u2019s Curfew: Happy Father\u2019s Day 2012\u201d\nWhat a wonderful post. I think no matter what age we are our father will always see us as a little girl. They will always be protective and ever so loving.\nSavannah, so nice of you to stop by and comment.Thanks.\nYou\u2019re right, David. I\u2019m in agreement with you, hoping it never changes. As a mother of two sons, I can tell you I want nothing more than to protect them, and they are all grown up with their own lives. The Mother-Son bond is strong too.\nSuch is life indeed. But daughters will always be Daddy\u2019s little girls no matter what their age. I hope it never changes, that special feeling of protection from one to the other and hopefully respect going the other way. If that happens we\u2019ve seen the end of the family.",
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        "raw_content": "The Ovi Store Is Growing Fast, but Nokia Still Faces an Uphill Battle\nNokia is touting some impressive numbers for Ovi and the Ovi Store today, including surpassing 2.3 million daily application downloads. It faces an uphill battle though in its quest to catch up with Apple and Google.\nThe Ovi Store has only been around since May 2009, but Nokia is touting not only 2.3 million app downloads per day (an increase from 2 million just a few weeks ago), but it also claims that 70 developers have surpassed 1 million downloads for their applications.\nThe phone manufacturer also announced that Ovi is signing up 200,000 new users per day and is available in a staggering 190 countries. The company even listed some of its most successful application developers, including Fring, HeroCraft (creators of a game called Farm Frenzy), Offscreen Technologies (which has over 34 million downloads), and Shazam.\nThe numbers are certainly impressive, especially considering that the Ovi Store is just 16 months old. But as we've noted before, Nokia is hurting because of its lack of a killer smartphone. It's a big reason why Nokia hired former Microsoft president Stephen Elop as its new CEO.\nEarlier today, I had breakfast with Tero Ojanpera, executive vice president, Nokia services. I asked him about these issues, specifically whether Nokia could create a competitive mobile experience to Apple's iOS and Google's Android OS. While he said the Nokia N8 is a step towards Nokia making a comeback, he pointed to MeeGo, the new mobile OS being created by Nokia and Intel, as an even more important milestone in Nokia's effort to make a smartphone comeback.\nThere's no question that Apple and Google are ahead of the game. Apple recently touted over 6.5 billion iOS app downloads, and attention by consumers and developers for its app store dramatically overshadows Nokia's Ovi Store.\nNokia may be making progress, but it has a lot more work to do in order to take on Apple and Google. It needs the hardware and software to compete with iPhone and Android devices. MeeGo may be what settles the question fo whether Nokia can build a killer smartphone.\nTopics: Android, iPhone, Nokia, opinion, ovi, ovi store",
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        "raw_content": "Matterport Hires RJ Pittman as Chief Executive Officer\nNew Leadership to Drive Company\u2019s Next Phase of Growth\nSunnyvale, CA \u2013 December 03, 2018 \u2013 Matterport, the world leader in 3D capture technology and data, today announced that RJ Pittman has joined the company as Chief Executive Officer. Pittman will assume day-to-day leadership of the Company and will also join Matterport\u2019s Board of Directors. He is a technology industry visionary and veteran, having most recently served as Chief Product Officer for eBay following leadership positions at Google, Apple and Groxis.\nBill Brown, formerly CEO of Matterport, will serve in an advisory capacity to Pittman and the organization.\nThe announcement of Pittman\u2019s appointment coincides with a period of significant growth for Matterport, which has built a library of 1.4 million 3D models, with 600 million model views since the company\u2019s inception.\n\u201cWe are approaching a tipping point in market adoption of 3D models to transform how building environments are designed, developed, experienced and managed. The commercial applications are quickly unfolding, and Matterport\u2019s industry-leading technology is well-positioned to drive rapid market expansion,\u201d stated David Gausebeck, Co-Founder and CTO of Matterport. \u201cRJ\u2019s operating experience at scale, paired with his entrepreneurial DNA and deep product vision, will be instrumental to unlocking the full potential of our breakthrough technology and unparalleled 3D media and data. His reputation for driving transformation and creating high-performance teams will invigorate our organization, attract world-class industry talent, and accelerate our next phase of growth.\u201d\nMatterport has built the world\u2019s most advanced platform for quickly and easily creating, modifying, and distributing 3D models of real-world spaces. The company has amassed the largest repository of 3D space data in the world for industries including real estate, architecture, construction, insurance, hospitality and more. Matterport leverages this data to drive its AI and deep learning algorithms to create unparalleled digital reconstruction of physical spaces, with an understanding of the spaces themselves and the objects within them.\n\u201cIt\u2019s hard not to be extremely impressed with all that Bill and the Matterport team have accomplished over the past several years. Industry-leading position and global product-market fit, powered by a unique hardware and software offering that separates the Matterport experience from the pack,\u201d said Pittman. \u201cThe Matterport Cloud is an unrivaled dataset of precision 3D environments that represents an enormous opportunity to scale the company\u2019s data services business exponentially. This will open up new strategic partnerships and investments as we realize the full value of this data for a rapidly expanding set of market opportunities around the globe.\u201d\nPittman\u2019s career spans startups, venture capital, and the biggest companies in technology. Before joining Matterport, Pittman spent five years leading product, design, engineering, mobile, payments, and brand as CPO for eBay. Prior to eBay, he led the global e-commerce platform for Apple\u2019s online stores, and led product innovation for Google\u2019s next-generation consumer search properties. Pittman also served as a co-founder and CEO of Groxis, the advanced search engine technology company that created the industry\u2019s first graphical information interface used by hundreds of prominent content services, including Google, Yahoo, and Amazon.\nAlongside his career in technology, Pittman has spent more than 20 years following his passion for design, architecture, and real estate development. He has been involved in dozens of innovative real estate projects throughout the U.S. and the U.K., affording him a unique perspective on the profound impact of technology on the built environment.\nOver the past four years, Matterport has experienced quadruple-digit revenue growth and notable market momentum, including geographic expansion into EMEA and APAC, and vertical market expansion beyond residential real estate to include multifamily and commercial real estate; architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC); insurance; travel and hospitality; and e-commerce, among other industries. Since inception, Matterport has raised more than $70 million from investors including Lux Capital, DCM Ventures, Qualcomm Ventures, Felicis Ventures, and Greylock Partners.\nMatterport is the world leader in immersive 3D technology, offering a platform to easily capture, edit and share 3D models of physical spaces. 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        "raw_content": "The Myth of Male Feminism\nIt\u2019s time for the few men who call themselves feminists to stop.\nThat doesn\u2019t mean we shouldn\u2019t support the rights of women. It means the feminist label isn\u2019t meant for us. Asking a man to call himself a feminist is like asking a woman to wear an athletic cup. It\u2019s just not meant to be.\nFurthermore, the men who are claiming to be feminists are either acting out of fear of being labeled sexist or are trying to get laid. Either way they are full of shit.\nI think you\u2019d find it hard to paint me as a woman-hating ogre. I have a wife and two daughters and my last three bosses at work have been women. I have no problem working with women and I would fight to the death to make sure my baby girls are treated fairly.\nBut feminism as practiced today demands an illogical accounting of the genders in the world and assumes what is dictated by nature is actually the result of some patriarchal conspiracy. And it assumes men and women are equal in all things, which is false. If men and women were equal in all things, I\u2019d be able to breastfeed my two girls, and I can\u2019t.\nThe adoption of the tem \u201cfeminist\u201d by men is by design awkward and one-sided. It\u2019s a label not meant for men to ever use and asking men to identify as such belies the supposed egalitarian intent of the feminist movement as it exists today. We are told feminism means treating men and women equally. Women who believe in treating men and women equally don\u2019t call themselves \u201cmasculists.\u201d That would be ridiculous. And so are men who call themselves feminists.\nWe have to acknowledge that there are differences between the genders that will dictate how each is treated in society. That\u2019s not sexism, that\u2019s reality.\nIf I were to walk into a women\u2019s restroom, the women in there would not welcome me as an equal being. They would tell me in no uncertain terms that I was in the wrong place. (Although now the idea of \u201cgender neutral bathrooms\u201d are supposed to be catching on. It may be a trend on some college campuses, but females will put a stop to that quickly if it ever picks up steam in the real world).\nTreating men and women equally under the law might make sense to a certain degree, but then again, the law will run face-first into scientific reality. Should I be entitled to the same amount of parental leave as my wife? No. Women can feed babies with their own bodies. Men can only do that if they have vampire children. There are legitimate functions in society where gender differences have to be acknowledged in some way and this has often run afoul of the contemporary feminist movement.\nFeminism as practiced today has shed its heritage of fighting for suffrage and has instead joined the tired fray of identity politics. What this needless war between the sexes has given us is a certain segment of the female population who mistake rudeness for assertiveness and then pull the gender card when they get called on it. It\u2019s also produced a large number of men who are afraid to be called sexist or else have a confused notion of what women want. In reality, women want strong men.\nThe men who identify as feminists are a parade of either self-emasculating depressives or fast-talking pickup artists.\nBelieve me, the men who are playing the feminist card are trying to get laid. For the most part it won\u2019t work, and the men who tout themselves as male feminists do so because they are in some way shy or awkward around women and they think that perhaps appearing in this activist posture will get them some positive attention from women. That is mostly doomed to failure because men and women don\u2019t choose their mates by their political stances. Even the most outwardly feminist straight woman still wants a man with a level of self-confidence that would often preclude him adopting the feminist label.\nBut the men who call themselves feminists and are successful with women treat those women like dog shit. I have had acquaintances who were adamant about declaring their feminist politics publicly but then spoke in the most vulgar terms about their conquests of women when there were no women present.\nOne way or another, all male feminists are frauds. I will gladly fight for the rights of women. But I can\u2019t be a feminist, because I am a man.\nTags: culture wars, feminism, fraud, gender wars, male feminists, masculist, men, radical feminism, sex, sexism, sexist, women, womyn\nWe have had too much God in America | Matthew Sheahan - February 24, 2016",
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        "raw_content": "RegEx: How to write Regular Expressions\nFebruary 27, 2006 December 1, 2015 Max Programming\nThere is this nifty feature in Unix-based systems called \u201cregex\u201d, which is an abbreviation of the world \u201cRegular Expressions\u201d (here is a Wikipedia article on it).\nBasically, it is \u201ca string that describes or matches a set of strings, according to certain syntax rules\u201d.\nRegex had always been one of my weaknesses, but hopefully I\u2019ll be cured of it soon, as I\u2019ve found a very good guide here (Mozilla Developer Center).\nNow, if I can just get over my laziness and take the time to read through it\u2026\nUpdate: I\u2019ve just found another fantastic resource, this time an entire site dedicated to RegEx!",
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        "raw_content": "Pamela Murphy is a Partner at MC2 Accountants. She has over 14 years experience working in tax advisory and compliance. Over the years, Pamela developed an extensive knowledge of all aspects of audit, accountancy and tax. Pamela specialises in SME, health and Private Client sectors.\nHer key strengths are her extensive experience in all facets of Accounting and Tax, which can offer a unique pairing to clients in creating optimal accounting solutions for businesses.\nBefore joining MC2 Accountants, Pamela worked with Quintas as an audit trainee. Pamela qualified in 2008 as audit manager and held this position for three years before becoming tax manager with Quintas. Pamela joined MC2 Accountants as tax manager. Her role has developed to Director of the Accounting and Audit Department.\nPamela is a Qualified Chartered Tax Adviser and a member of the Irish Tax Institute. She is also a Fellow with the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants.\nIn her spare time, Pamela enjoys spending time with her young family and catching up with family and friends.\nContact Pamela Murphy\nPamelaM@MC2group.ie",
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        "raw_content": "There is a distinction to be made between an obligation not to cause suffering and an obligation to prevent suffering. The former is almost universally accepted; the latter, to put it simply, is not. People agree that murder is seriously wrong, and insults are at least somewhat wrong. On the other hand, most feel that, while protecting others\u2019 lives and reputations is a nice thing to do, it is not morally obligatory. Is this latter perspective defensible?\nIn order to determine if there is a moral obligation to prevent suffering, let us examine whether there is a legitimate difference between causing suffering and failing to prevent suffering. If there is no difference then there must exist a moral obligation to prevent suffering.\nThe answer to the question at hand depends on why there is a moral obligation not to make others suffer. There are two primary motivators of moral obligation (and, more generally, of morality itself): consequentialism and deontology.\nDeontology, or rule-based ethics, puts forth certain moral rules that must be followed unconditionally. There are some rule-based systems in which there is an obligation not to cause suffering, but no obligation to prevent suffering. The classic case of deontological ethics is Kantian deontology, in which rational agents must be treated as ends in themselves and never merely as means to an end. To inflict suffering on a person is to treat him as a means to an end, which is clearly immoral under Kantian ethics. There is no prohibition, however, against failing to prevent suffering. Other deontological schools of ethics often come to the same conclusion.\nUnder a consequentialist system, there is no fundamental reason to distinguish between action and inaction. Whether one is causing suffering or failing to prevent it, the outcome is the same: suffering occurs, and that suffering could have been prevented. An actor is morally obligated to prevent suffering to precisely the same degree that she is obligated not to cause suffering.\nGiven that consequentialism is the only sensible option, let us adopt the consequentialist viewpoint.\nThe only reason to distinguish between preventing and failing to cause suffering is if there is some benefit in creating such a distinction. There is indeed a benefit in making the distinction, but it is related to the enforcement of morality rather than morality itself. People almost always fail to cause suffering in others, so it makes sense to make it illegal since infractions will be relatively easy to deal with. For example, murder is rare so it is possible to enforce laws against it; but if it were far more common then the laws against it would be unenforceable, and would be repealed. Of course, even if murder were much more common, it would still be morally wrong.\nThere are many cases in which people could prevent suffering but do not, so laws requiring people to prevent suffering would be unenforceable. In fact, even where people are perfectly able to prevent suffering, they almost always do not: thanks to increasing globalization, the most prosperous people can easily reach out to the people who are suffering the most, and yet they do so only occasionally. However, just as murder would not be ethical even if everyone did it, one cannot justify failing to prevent suffering by the fact that it is so common.\nUnder a deontological system, it is possible that there is a difference between preventing and failing to cause suffering. But according to consequentialism, there is no such difference.",
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        "raw_content": "HomeGlobal TradeBarber\u2019s Wire: Japan a country of contrasts\nOctober 11, 2018 Editor Global Trade, Oddities\nAfter three weeks on holiday in Japan, Allan Barber is still reeling from the enormous contrast to any other country he has ever visited, he writes.\nWhen I first went there on business 40 years ago, I was getting used to life in New Zealand after immigrating from the UK, so probably didn\u2019t register the size of the contrast, apart from the total lack of any street signs in English and the politeness of the people. All these years later the differences in lifestyle and behaviour have become even more apparent, especially when set against the huge progress in infrastructure and technology around the world, a lot of it invented by the Japanese.\nJapan has a very orderly monocultural society in which everyone, at least on the surface, appears to be comfortable with their status and how things work. However, Japanese conservatism and compliance with the law are driven by the desire to avoid social stigma. The most obvious demonstrations of these factors are people\u2019s honesty, politeness and driving habits which are diametrically different from almost any other country I can think of. Given Japan\u2019s population of 127 million, it is amazing, particularly to an Auckland resident, to see things move as well as they do. Nobody runs the traffic lights, all public transport services are frequent and on time, and people insist on helping you, if you are looking lost.\nIn the last 40 years, Japan has successfully adopted some aspects of Western life without compromising its true identity. McDonald\u2019s and Starbucks are evident, but not everywhere and certainly not in such profusion that they threaten to take over from traditional Japanese restaurants and bars. It will be fascinating to see how visitors to Japan for the Rugby World Cup and Olympics cope with the relative lack of large Western style drinking and eating facilities, or perhaps the Japanese will surprise by how they adapt to the invasion.\nThe biggest challenge facing the country is the falling birth rate, currently 1.43, and ageing population. In 2017, deaths exceeded births by nearly 400,000 or 41 percent and the population is forecast to fall by one third by 2100, with an increasing proportion over 65. This makes New Zealand\u2019s concerns about how to fund national superannuation seem relatively minor. Japan is unique among first world countries because of the lack of immigration with 98 percent of the population being Japanese who are either too old or unwilling to marry and have children. The birth rate has fallen from just over two in 1970 to the present level, the reasons for this not being immediately clear. The Abe government has relaxed immigration controls to allow firms to bring in workers, particularly in the construction industry, because there is an acute lack of labour, an unemployment rate of 2.5 percent and more than 1.5 jobs for every job seeker.\nIt will be interesting to see how Japan adapts to the implications of playing a lead role in the Comprehensive and Progressive Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP) and the effect on its agriculture of more exposure to imports. At present its primary sector, including agriculture, fishing and mining, constitutes 1.3 percent of GDP and only 20 percent of land is suitable for cultivation, but farming production is highly subsidised and most farmers earn the majority of their income from off farm activities.\nRice is by far the largest crop with most fertile land devoted to rice paddies to take advantage of subsidies. Up until the end of World War II the primary sector employed half the national workforce, but this declined sharply with the upsurge in industrial production and the resulting economic boom from the 1950s onwards. Beef production only meets two percent of local demand with the balance largely being met by Australia and the US which makes the introduction of CPTPP very important for putting New Zealand beef imports on a more level playing field.\nDespite the huge contrast between the two countries, there are a number of problems in common facing both governments, although obtaining a mandate for change doesn\u2019t appear to be as large a problem for Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe. He has been re-elected president of the governing Liberal Democrat party for a third term and, assuming he wins the election in 2019, will be in sight of becoming Japan\u2019s longest-serving prime minister ever.\nBut he faces several challenges, not least being social security reform, notably introducing more sustainable medical and pension schemes to cope with the declining and ageing tax base. Immigration remains a politically sensitive issue and immigrants are viewed as second class citizens, but maintaining a large enough workforce to sustain growth will clearly be a massive challenge.\nThere are many contrasts, both between Japan and other Western countries and its Asian neighbours and within Japan itself, where younger people appear unwilling to work, live, and build a family the way their parents and grandparents did. Japan\u2019s post-war economic miracle has come at a significant cost to its future sustainability.\nBarber\u2019s Wire: Silver Fern Farms comes crashing back to earth\nBeef + Lamb New Zealand extends its support of B+LNZ Genetics",
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        "raw_content": "Formula 1 : Double points in Singapore\nRenault Sport Formula One Team recorded its sixth double-points finish of the season after Carlos Sainz\u2019s eighth place and Nico H\u00fclkenberg\u2019s tenth place finish in the Singapore Airlines Singapore Grand Prix at the Marina Bay Street Circuit.\nBoth drivers made clean starts with Carlos passing Nico into turn one then holding that position in the early running. Carlos \u2013 on his 75th Grand Prix start - enjoyed a quiet race from there, running a long first stint on the Ultrasoft tyre, before comfortably finishing in eighth for the second time in as many races.\nAfter starting on the Hypersoft tyre, Nico \u2013 on his 150th start - pitted early and ran long on the Ultrasofts, driving a smart and calculated race to the flag for his first points finish since the German Grand Prix.\nFive points means the team extend their lead in fourth place in the Constructors\u2019 Championship to 15 points over fifth place.\nNico started from P10 on used Pirelli Hypersoft (pink) tyres, pitting on lap 15 for a new set of Ultrasoft (purple) tyres.\nCarlos started from P12 on new Ultrasoft tyres, pitting on lap 37 for a new set of Soft (yellow) tyres.\n\u201cI\u2019m not quite happy with the result, as I know it could have been better. I lost two positions at the start and from there we were on the back foot, which was costly. We pitted early, going for an aggressive undercut and that initially played out well, but we were caught up in traffic after that. I benefitted from the collision in front of me to get into the points, but it could have been more today, so it\u2019s mixed feelings for me in the end.\u201d\nCarlos Sainz, #55, R.S.18-03: Started P12, finished P8.\n\u201cI\u2019m very satisfied with the result today. I wasn\u2019t happy yesterday, but I woke up knowing we had a really good chance in the race. We had an advantage with tyre strategy starting in twelfth and we made a good start to boost our possibility of getting into the top ten. Eighth isn\u2019t bad for today, but I would have preferred to finish higher up the order. Five points for the team are important for the championship and we keep distance to our rivals. In general, I\u2019m happy with today as we executed a good race.\u201d\nOverall, we\u2019re satisfied with this evening\u2019s race as both cars finished in the points. We didn\u2019t qualify as well as we could have yesterday so we needed a strong performance today and both drivers and the engineers on the pit wall delivered what was required. After a poor start, Nico drove sensibly with his head to return to the points, making the most of an undercut on Grosjean followed by a very long stint on the Ultrasofts. On his side, after a good start, Carlos drove smartly, attacking when it mattered and controlling when necessary for his eighth place. Five points is a useful benefit to our battle in the Constructors\u2019 Championship, as we know it will be very tight in the next six rounds. On a broader note, we saw Red Bull and Max Verstappen on the front row and finishing second for the second time this season, which is a good reward for the C-spec engine, demonstrating our progress on that front. But, on the power unit, like on every other area of the car, we can measure this weekend once again the work we have ahead of us.",
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        "raw_content": "It's is fun and healthy\nNews > 15 Minutes Only\nCycling can do your body so much good. You can burn an alcoholic drink or a chocolate bar up to 300 calories in under 60 minutes of cycling.\nRide your bike at least 15 minutes a day and as time goes by, push yourself to do a little more.\nSilverback bikes have made it very easy for you to choose the best bike. We understand how important it is for your body shape and comfort. Click HERE to Find Your Fit today!\nA healthy body keeps your mind fresh, which will help you to work better. Many people do not have time to work out for more than 60 minutes at a time but if we do at least 15 minutes of proper exercising on a bicycle it could be more beneficial than doing a long workout.\nCycling can help your mental health too, by reducing anxiety, depression and many other psychological problems.\nRiding your bicycle also helps your balance, which assist you with your posture.\nThe heart is one of the most important organ\u2019s in our body. According to case studies cycling can reduce up to 50% of heart attacks.\nCycling movement stimulates the muscles in the lower back, which helps with back pain problems.\nThey say it is important to teach your kids to ride a from a very young age. Moving your feet in circles and steering it with both hands helps with coordination.\nCycling also reduces the likelihood of arthritis by moving your feet in a circular movement.\nEncourage your friends and family members to join you on a daily 15 minutes ride. You will be surprised how good you will feel.",
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        "raw_content": "We should allow failing arts organizations to die.\nA debate that began (for me) nine months ago, finally gets real at #aftacon.\nThe following is the text from a debate I participated in at the Americans for the Arts annual conference in Nashville.\nAgree or disagree: we should let arts organizations that don\u2019t adapt die.\nArts organizations are already dying. In Detroit, in New York City, in the UK. From operas to art galleries. This is no longer an urban versus rural debate. A nonprofit versus for profit debate. A \u201cone discipline is dying\u201d but \u201cothers are inexplicably thriving\u201d debate.\nThis is a simple acknowledgement that the industry represented by the people and organizations in this room, is in decline. And I think that not only should we allow it, we should encourage it.\nTracked by their 990s, over the past 20 years, 40% of arts organizations have perished. But they are being replaced even faster. For every arts org that survived between 1990\u200a\u2014\u200a2010, 2.6 more were born (NEA Research Art Works).\nAnd I don\u2019t have the stats to support this, but for every hour of \u201ctraditional\u201d nonprofit arts that a consumer experiences this year, they\u2019ll spend 20 or 30 times times that experiencing \u201cnontraditional\u201d arts and culture. Those experiences that reveal or question our humanity. That enable us to see the world and each other in a new light. Those experiences that delight our mind and our senses. That teach us about other cultures and expand our capacity for imagination. Because for me, those \u201cnontraditional\u201d experiences include going to a folk music concert, funding a poetry book on Kickstarter, appreciating the aesthetic design of an especially beautiful video game, the art of a pulling a great shot of espresso, and the craft of a great pair of raw denim jeans. All things that I\u2019ve done these past 3 days in Nashville. And none of those experience required an arts organization to support them.\nSo I don\u2019t buy the idea that if our arts organizations die, so will our ability to access art. We\u2019ve seen for more than 2 millennia that art arises from a fundamental human need to both create, and consume, transformative experiences. That will continue for another 2 millennia regardless of our organizational structures or legal tax status.\nSo if we\u2019re not saving arts organizations for the art (because it\u2019s already more likely to get made in venues outside of these traditional structure), and we\u2019re not saving arts organizations for the audiences (because they\u2019re already consuming more, and in many cases, subjectively better, art thru these other sectors), we must be saving arts organizations for the artists? Only we already know that the vast majority of artists don\u2019t earn their living exclusively, or even primarily, through the wages from an arts organization. Instead, artists are fluidly crossing between the commercial and nonprofit arts, between being a choreographer and a teacher, between working for someone else and finding their own new revenue streams.\nWe are left saving arts organizations for the administrators who run them.\nWhich isn\u2019t altogether a bad reason. Creating and sustaining jobs is important to our economy. And it\u2019s not out of the question to ask the government to subsidize the wages of a given sector. We do it for farmers and for teachers and for other public sectors, because they\u2019re all providing a public good, just like the arts do. But if our goal in saving the arts organizations is because they\u2019re providing financially & professionally rewarding careers for our administrators, then I think many of you would believe we are failing.\nSo it\u2019s hopeless, right. Let\u2019s just kill them all. What\u2019s the point in gunning the motor if we have no more gas left? But what if we framed the question in a different way.\nOtis James is a Nashville artisan craftsman in Marathon Village.\nInstead of, \u201cDo we allow failing organizations to die?\u201d what if we were asking,\n\u201cHow do we save ONLY those organizations who are succeeding?\u201d\nHow do we protect those arts organizations who are brilliantly serving their community, and opening up space for their artists to thrive, and rewarding their administrators for hard work and substantive results? If we were focused on saving the best among us, we\u2019d need to let go of some, maybe even many, of the rest. A productive crop can\u2019t grow when it\u2019s being choked off by weeds. The healthy can\u2019t stay that way surrounded by a crowd of the sick. It\u2019s hard to outrun the zombies if you have to carry the weak.\nAnd that\u2019s what we\u2019re doing when we allow failing arts organizations to stay on life support, those who don\u2019t have the motivation or capacity to find a radical cure. We\u2019re choking off funding for the productive. We\u2019re infecting the healthy with the attitudes and market perceptions of the sick. We\u2019re limiting the capacity of the strong, by focusing our collective attention on the weak.\nThere\u2019s no doubt this will be a difficult transition. Fortunately, we\u2019ve seen other industries whether this storm\u2014from journalism to record companies to horse and buggies. And it resulted in no lack of sources for high quality press, music, or transportation options.\nSo let\u2019s pull the plug on perennially failing arts organizations. Failing because they aren\u2019t meeting the needs of their community. Failing because they\u2019re unable to meet the financial obligations of adequately compensating their artists and their staff. Failing because the art they\u2019re producing or preserving is no longer relevant to their audience. Like a forest after a fire, regrowth is not just possible, it will surprise us with its innovation, its beauty, and its resourcefulness.\nWho is we? Who decides?\nDo we assemble death panels for the arts?\nTo extend the metaphor: should \u201cwe\u201d allow organizations to just die a natural death, or should we play a more proactive role to create a healthy \u201cend of life\u201d transition for organizations whose time has come?\nI have to admit I don\u2019t have one solution, but I do see 3 interesting, and I think feasible, possibilities: putting this decision in the hands of: institutions, individuals, or the IRS. I\u2019ll work my way up to controversy here. I don\u2019t believe the arts organizations themselves can be trusted to do it on their own. Because they haven\u2019t yet. People in power have an incentive to keep themselves in power, regardless of how it affects the rest of the sector, or those they control.\nInstitutions (whether corporate, foundation, or government) are a small enough group of constituents, with reasonably similar interests, that they could make the decision about who is failing, and then decide to discontinue their funding. We trust these institutions to make decisions about who to fund right now. This is asking them to make a different, more broad calculation about which factors to consider. Impact-driven giving is on the rise, and we need to get better at supporting experimentation and micro failures, while simultaneously eliminating support for structural failures to adapt. See the Urban Institute\u2019s Outcome Indicators, or the Case Foundation\u2019s work on Risk & Failure for more.\nIndividuals could make this decision, though they are so diverse in their makeup, and their intentions, that it\u2019s almost certainly the case that we\u2019d need an objective rating mechanism, as well as a pretty extensive advocacy campaign to encourage people to actually use it. Already there exists rating systems like Charity Navigator, and start ups like GiveWell and LikeMinded, and investigative venues like TinySpark that are trying to evaluate nonprofits on more than just their financial capacity, but instead the \u201con the ground\u201d impact that they\u2019re having.\nI\u2019m also really curious about what an \u201carts stock market\u201d would look like. Economists believe that all knowledge about a given company, its current and future prospects, are incorporated into the price of its stock, so it\u2019s a useful way to compare one company to another, as well as a signal to the industry about which companies are healthy or not. And everyone is free to buy penny stocks, that will likely never amount to anything valuable. But they go into that purchase (read: donation) with that perspective.\nFinally, we could leave this decision up to the government. Already, the IRS will take away 501c3 status if you don\u2019t file your 990 for 3 years. But it\u2019s not impossible to imagine they\u2019d start evaluating the content included in that 990. That they could require a minimum threshold of financial viability and/or \u201ccost per outcome\u201d, in order to continue receiving that tax status. Alternately, they could reward efficiency, like with the \u201cPay for Success\u201d movement being explored by the Irvine Foundation and others. It will set a dangerous precedent for government intervention in the arts, people will no doubt manipulate the numbers, and learn to \u201cpass the test\u201d rather than learning how to truly adapt. But the government regulates plenty of other sectors\u2014finance, and energy, and healthcare. Maybe we need more big brother.\nWho are we to choose?\nWe choose already. We need funders to make better choices.\nHow would we evaluate failure?\nWe need clear goals & impact metrics, which will make everyone stronger.\nWon\u2019t they die on their own?\nThey haven\u2019t (quickly enough) yet. Until they do, and then it\u2019s a shock to the community and the ecosystem. Better to plan for death. Look at what\u2019s happening in San Jose.\nWho\u2019s already doing this?\nThe Corporation for Public Broadcasting has a strategic merger fund to incentivize and support broadcasters who have overlapping markets. San Francisco Foundation has written a great report on partnerships and collaborations between nonprofit arts organizations.\nHow should funders respond to failing organizations\u2014and what different strategies might be employed for the slow failure versus the abrupt crisis failure?\nIt\u2019s true. Even great organizations, with strong intellectual property, great products, can get lazy, can overestimate their treasured place in the ecosystem, can let a hungry start up find better & cheaper ways of meeting a need in the market. Steve Jobs could have let Apple fail, instead of returning and remaking it into a great organization.\nWhen funders, and they are the most likely at this time to be the ones aware of the issue, begin to see chinks in the armor of a successful arts organization, that\u2019s the time to step in. To do so, we need better data. On inputs & outputs. Are they trying to change & failing? Are they failing because there is no motivation to change? Has so much change happened around them that they can\u2019t respond quickly enough? There are lots of interventions if any of these are the case.\nFrom Lean Impact to Design Thinking, there are no end of ways to inspire change in organizations that have yet to be wide spread in the arts field, but that requires a clear sense of goals, and regular monitoring of impact.\nIt is likely that your mission statement is not clear enough.\nThat your strategic plan is not strategic.\nThat your annual reports are not actually evaluating your progress against goals.\nSo: ideally you step in at the early stages. But we need better trained/more experienced program officers, and better data on organizational outcomes\u2014not just what they\u2019re doing, but how it\u2019s impacted their organization, and the community.\nFor those organizations that are on the brink of failure, we should consider hiring turnaround strategists to evaluate them. These people don\u2019t exist in the arts (that I know of). But we need something similar to bankruptcy court. To declare impact bankruptcy instead of financial bankruptcy, and allow the courts of public perception to take stock of what we have to offer our community, and whether we are \u201cat fault\u201d for this failure, to determine whether it\u2019s appropriate to try to save this organization or dismantle it for parts that are redistributed to other successful organizations. Whether this organization has the capacity and will to change their product, or their market, or their strategic approach.\nThese strategists would be responsible for identifying and implementing radical change. That might be a new Executive Director, a new Board Chair, or someone else in senior leadership, but a failure of the org is often the failure of the organization\u2019s leader. That person should be held accountable.\nDelgado Guitars is a luthier business passed down three generations, currently residing in Marathon Village.\nHow will allowing arts organizations to die affect the arts landscape/ecosystem?\nI\u2019ll start with your most likely fears.\nWe\u2019ll lose the historically valuable.\nWe have never had easier/cheaper methods of preservation, without institutionalization. We lost the Library of Alexandria, but we relearned euclidean geometry.\nWe\u2019ll lose the art made for communities of color.\nWe haven\u2019t seen this in the music industry. Consumers have never more options for niche music around the global.\nWe\u2019ll lose the most expensive art to produce.\nEven with the decline of print media, we haven\u2019t seen this in journalism at large. VICE TV is making some of the most interesting and valuable stories; Matter is doing the same with long form digital.\nProducers will flee to the popular/contemporary.\nEven with the decline of broadcast TV, we haven\u2019t seen this in Netflix. House of Cards and Orange is the New Black were produced in response to the glut of reality TV.\nClosure will negatively impact collaborators.\nYes, sudden disruptions are undoubtedly bad for the ecosystem, but slow absorption of collaborators is great. Find opportunities early and often to scale impact, while achieving economies of scale.\nThere\u2019s a lot of potential upside coming out of a bent towards allowing failing arts organizations to die. The same pie with fewer slices means each is bigger for those successful organizations. We might even be able to expand the pie, if funders see a positive impact of death by design. The average quality will increase of those who survive, so the perception of value increases, thereby increasing consumers willingness to pay. The fewer options there are, willingness to pay continues to increase. Culling the weak from the herd leaves everyone else stronger.\nAll this said, there are no industries composed solely of adaptable and successful organizations. We\u2019re always going to need to learn to deal with failure.\nAre there arts organizations that should be deemed as too big to fail? How should these organizations be handled if they are sinking into irrelevance?\nBanks that were Too Big to Fail were identified as such because they served such a structural component to the global financial system, that a failure of one, would lead to a failure of all, because they were essentially funding each other, as well as the government. That they would create a domino effect, and not just because they failed, but because they\u2019d make people *afraid* of even more failure. It\u2019s hard to imagine an arts org that is supporting so many other arts organizations that if it failed, so would they. Possibly a foundation, or a fiscal sponsor, maybe an anchor organization in a small community.\nBut look at Intiman\u2019s closing in Seattle, or San Jose Rep, or Detroit Art Museum. Other arts organizations and artists are stepping in to fill the gaps. In a market economy, if artists have something willing to give, they\u2019ll open up avenues to create art. If audiences want to consume art, they will find it, and support it.\nWe tend to assume in the arts that fewer = bad, that big = bad. or that just a few large organizations would be unable to serve the entire country. But that\u2019s not the case in other nonprofit sectors. Planned Parenthood is the largest provider of reproductive health care services. The National Park Service manages over a million square miles (more than a quarter) of land in the US. The Red Cross spends more than $3.3 Billion each year. They have all reached economies of scale, to be able to invest in R&D, to take risks and fail, to collect valuable data across time and populations, to serve people in every community in the US with a diverse area of necessary services. All of them have local affiliates who do work \u201con the ground,\u201d supported by the back office positions back at headquarters.\nThese organizations are too big to fail.\nWe don\u2019t have anything close to that in the arts. Maybe Zoos? They have what you might call nontransferable resources. It\u2019s hard to move the elephants to a new location.\nSo what to do with large arts organizations who seem to be failing? support their death. Incentivize them to close down. Not dissimilar from the online shoe company Zappos. They offer new hires a $5k check to walk out the door at the end of their orientation & training period. Offer arts organizations who realize they\u2019re failing a way out.\nBarista Parlor is an East Nashville hangout for local artists and craftspeople.\nI learned recently that hospice care in this country largely rose out of the AIDS crisis. When young (formerly) healthy people were suddenly facing the ends of their life, we didn\u2019t know how to cure them, and we needed a system to help them die more gracefully. This required an entire field of professionals to work together to figure out how to address the issue, even as we were also trying to find a cure. The hospice movement was built by home health care workers, and pharmaceutical companies, and medical device manufacturers, and insurance companies, and doctors and patients.\nTo make this same change movement happen in the arts, we will need a field of professionals. There is no silver bullet. We have to decide as a field, that\nA) failure is happening, and it is destructive to the field\nB) our efforts to turn around failing arts organizations thus far, in more cases than not, failed. At least, failed at turning them into successful organizations. We\u2019ve merely kept them on life support.\nC) so we should focus our efforts only on saving the best, instead of trying to pull up the failures to mediocrity or stability.\nIt will take the collective action of funders and consumers and artists and administrators to do make this switch in our approach to the health of the field. And it\u2019s likely that we will need some kind of formal intervention, if we wait for the change to \u201chappen naturally,\u201d we put the entire field at risk.\nThis isn\u2019t to say we should give up on a cure,\njust because we also have to plan for end of life.\nThere are arts organizations who are succeeding brilliantly at serving their communities, their artists, their administrators, and the art form itself. We need to learn from them. But we need to hold accountable the artists, and administrators who consistently contribute to the failure of their organizations. We should not only allow those failing organizations to die, we should encourage and support their graceful exit.\nFort Houston is a Nashville co-working space for screenprinters, wood workers, motorcycle craftsmen, skateboard shop, and darkroom.\nFollow up question: Which of your debate opponent\u2019s points/arguments did you find most compelling?\nI\u2019m still not sure how we define failure. An arts organization that is failing its community, may not be failing its artists. An arts organization who is failing financially, may be a vital component of its community.\nI\u2019m not particularly interested in giving more power to institutional funders to make the decision about who\u2019s failing. I\u2019d love it to be a decision made by the community, right now there\u2019s just no good way for them to collectively and incontrovertibly act.\nIdentifying the fulcrum point between productive risk taking, and structural failure, is difficult, if not impossible. Every organization goes through transitional spots. Failure is good, we learn from failure. Until we become so mired in it, that we can\u2019t rise above it.\nIn no way do I want to instill a culture of risk/failure aversion in our industry. We need arts organizations to take bigger risks, so they can earn bigger rewards. Too often, we dip our toes into the water when instead we need to be leaping off of the burning bridge.\nThese issues are important to our field, and I\u2019m so glad to have the opportunity for this debate, but it\u2019s a problem that will never be solved through talking along. We need to start taking action. The bigger questions, the more important decisions, are around how to identify and support failing organizations, not whether we should. But for more resources, see this Pinterest board, and follow the conversation on Twitter.",
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        "raw_content": "Canadians are losing faith in their Minister of Finance and new tax reform proposals\nLast week, Finance Minister Morneau presented the government\u2019s new positions on tax reform. In fact, following numerous claims after the first announcement of the measures, the Canadian government decided to reconsider and adjust its position to offer better answers to entrepreneurs, private business owners, doctors, farmers, tax experts etc.\nWhat is changing in new government proposals for small businesses compared to previous ones?\nWith the first measures announced in July, hard-working small business owners felt attacked by the government and had taken its proposals as an accusation to be potential \u201ctax cheats\u201d. Entrepreneurs across Canada were opposed to these proposals. According to them, these changes would slow down investments and prevent them from preparing for potential difficulties within the company. They were also afraid of not being able to earn a living properly or at least as well as before with these new measures.\nIn response to concerns and demands, the government is reconsidering various proposals ant wants to establish measures with a constructive impact on the community. In that sense, the government has backed down on several announcements that had been made before. Finance Minister Bill Morneau pledged that the government\u2019s tax changes would not adversely affect small businesses owners and the investing community.\nFirst, Morneau announced the restriction of provisions against income-sprinkling\u200a\u2014\u200awhich allows business owners to transfer income to a child or spouse who would be taxed at a lower rate\u200a\u2014\u200aso as not to affect the lifetime capital gains exemption.\nThen, Morneau has unveiled gentler tax proposals for private corporations. In fact, the government revealed plans to cut the small business tax rate from 10.5 per cent to 9 per cent by 2019. During his Hampton stop Finance Minister said new proposals will affect only the very rich. According to him, his proposed tax reforms will now target the \u201cunfair\u201d tax advantages used by the wealthiest Canadians, and the huge majority of private corporations (97%) will not be affected by the reforms.\nMorneau said that the government will introduce a threshold for passive investment income of $50,000 a year, so small businesses can hold on to money for retirement and other purposes. The government has said that its taxing of passive investments will be targeted, and that it will work with the venture capital and angel investment sectors to identify how this can be best achieved. The initial proposal aiming to repress passive investment income was one of the most controversial elements of his reform plan.\n\u201cWe understand that many, many small businesses are using their corporations to save for the future by making passive investments. For the vast number of corporations, this isn\u2019t a problem. But in a very small number of cases, it gives wealthy people an unfair advantage over and above everyone else.\u201d, he said.\n\u201cWhat we\u2019re talking about is the critical importance of maintaining the ability to access capital from angel investors. We want to make sure there\u2019s capital available so businesses can grow\u2026that point was important to us. We heard we needed to get that right\u201d, Morneau said.\nMorneau also said that they have decided to fully drop one of the three main proposals: the restriction against converting income into capital gains so as to save in the tax rate. \u201cWe\u2019re going to take a step back and reconsider that aspect of our tax proposal\u201d Morneau said. This proposal would have made it more difficult for business owners to bequeath their business to one of their children. Moreover, people were afraid that the first proposed reforms would lead to more cost to their business especially when they wanted to keep this business in their family. So the government has set aside this measure that would have negatively impacted the transfer of family businesses from generation to generation.\nDamage is already done: small businesses have lost faith and trust\nFor many people this reverse on tax reform is insufficient and also leaves an important mess even bigger than before.\nIn this case, the fact that the chief reformer himself, Finance Minister Morneau, owns an important business\u200a\u2014\u200aMorneau Shepell Company\u200a\u2014\u200aallows people to doubt his good faith and to ask themselves if there is not a form of conflict of interest that can have a role here. In fact, he is involved in policy decisions that have the potential to benefit a business in which is an active shareholder.\nPeople are saying that members of the government are out of touch with the average Canadian. This is one of the reason they do not believe in the new proposed measures. They feel it is not going to fit their needs and suit their situation.\nNevertheless, several organizations like NACO, CVCA, and the Council of Canadian Innovators (CCI) still believe in negotiations with the government to find a better plan with proposals that suit small businesses\u2019 structure. These organizations released open letters on behalf of their members warning the government about the new changes announced. They pointed out that the measures concerning passive income could reduce the availability of risk capital in Canada that is relied upon for business investment. The CCI has indicated that they are open to continuing discussions with the government as it builds its Tax Fairness plan. \u201cAccess to capital is a critical part of growing a tech firm, and Canada\u2019s high-growth CEOs need a competitive tax environment and an ecosystem that encourages entrepreneurship and scaling up globally\u201d, said Benjamin Bergen, executive director of CCI.\nFor the time being, Canadians remain unclear about the final measures that will be implemented and the real economic impacts that their business will have to face.\nFind us on social networks and subscribe:\nhttps://www.facebook.com/northof41/\nhttps://twitter.com/northof41\nhttps://www.linkedin.com/company/northof41/\nhttps://www.instagram.com/_northof41/\nOur networking events promotes North America as a dynamic place for business opportunity by highlighting digital media & technology companies. www.northof41.org\nNever miss a story from North of 41, when you sign up for Medium. 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        "raw_content": "Hey there readers, my Star Trek piece will require a bit more work. In the meantime, find out how SHAZAM #1 became a gripe, instead of a pick.\nLast week DC fans were able to pick up the first issue of SHAZAM! to be published in twenty years. The title is, undoubtedly, being revived now in order to energize a fanbase for the April 5, 2019 movie release.\nI REALLY wanted to like this #1, I did. I grew up with the character, and was anxious to read his comic book again. Boy, did I waste $4.99.\nOK, I had resigned myself to the fact that they could no longer call the character Captain Marvel, even though he was using the name long before Marvel Comics' Carol Danvers ever met the Kree. Still, I'd begrudgingly accepted the fact going in.\nThe name was the least of this book's problems. My main gripe is the fact that there was no action in the story. Yes, there was a run-of-the-mill hold up, but with 6 Marvels/SHAZAMS to answer the call, there was no fight or tension to speak of. If I'm going to pay $5 for a comic book, I want to see some high-powered action damn it!\nWomen Can Be Doctors Too\nSince I last updated this blog, Netflix dropped the third thirteen episode season of its inaugural Marvel Comics series, Daredevil. Picking up shortly after the end of the first season of Defenders, season 3, based loosely on the graphic novel \"Daredevil: Born Again,\" tells the story of Matt Murdoch trying to recoup from his injuries and put his life back together.\nWhile I'm a little disappointed that Matt utilizes his black costume from season one, rather than his red costume from season two, I'm enjoying the show. The highlight of the season is seeing Vincent D'Onofrio reprise his role as the villainous Wilson Fisk AKA Kingpin.\nOn a related note, although the second season of Iron Fist was far better than the first season, Netflix decided to cancel the season after season two.\nWomen Can Be Doctors Too:\nSince 1963, the Doctor has traveled through time and space rescuing people from the forces of evil. Being a Time Lord is dangerous work, which has resulted in the Doctor's death more than once. Fortunately, every time the Doctor dies he regenerates into an all new person. The 13th incarnation (not counting John Hurt as the War Doctor) of the doctor happens to be a women played by Jodie Whittaker.\nThere was speculation for almost a year about how audiences would receive the a female Doctor. So far fans have welcomed the lady doctor with open arms. While I'm sure that the liberal attitudes towards sexualilty in England helped, I don't think it was the only factor. Over the last two decades audiences have been softened up to the idea of gender transformation.\nIn 2004, the Sci-Fi Channel aired a revamped version of Battlestar Galactica. In that show the characters Starbuck and Boomer were changed from men into women without loosing their heroic toughness. It took some getting used to, but after the first season viewers accepted the cigar chomping fighter pilots as favorite characters in their own right.\nOutside the sci-fi realm, the CBS show Elementary reimagined the characters Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson as modern day characters in New York. The show cast Lucy Liu to play Dr. Watson was an Asian women. While this was an obvious departure from the classic Doyle character, it worked. The character was still a smart courageous side-kick for Sherlock Holmes.\nOver in the world of comics, Thor's hammer was wielded by a women for over a year. After the initial grumbling died down, the comic sold as well as it always had.\nAfter watching four episodes of Doctor Who, I feel safe in saying Jodie Whittaker has captured the spirit of the doctor. We are still transported through time and space and treated to exciting adventures fraught with danger. The Doctor still uses her wits and courage to save the day.\nPerhaps viewers have embraced the idea that one's character isn't solely defined by their gender. If so, there may be hope for society to apply this noble truth to life outside of fiction. Wouldn't that be nice?",
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        "raw_content": "Michael J's Story\nWhen Michael was in college, he was a seasoned athlete and football player. Once he was done with playing football, all of his exercise habits went away, but none of his eating habits went away. Over the course of many years, Michael started to notice that the way he was approaching his diet and exercise didn\u2019t work like it used to. He felt that he was doing the correct things for his body, yet he was still gaining weight. \u201cIt was frustrating to me that what once worked for me then didn\u2019t work for me now,\u201d says Michael.\nCreating a Sustainable Lifestyle\nWhen Michael looked around and saw people his size, he noticed that there weren't many people his size in their 70\u2019s and 80\u2019s, and he thought to himself that he needed to make a change and lose weight in order to create a lifestyle that he could sustain.\nWhen Michael started with MetPro, he weighed in at 280 pounds. Over the course of a few months, the weight started to come off. For the first time in years, Michael was under 270 and then 260, and he kept thinking \u2018I wonder if I could keep going\u2019. So, little by little Michael did. At his lowest, he hit 229 and from there he fluctuated only a few pounds.\nGoal Setting & Challenging Yourself\nOne area that was different about Michael's journey, was that once he hit his goals, he wanted to challenge his body to see what he could do next. First Michael and his MetPro coach focused on leaning out and toning up, then they focused on putting on muscle. \u201cFor Michael, it's so much more than how he looks, it's about how he feels. Witnessing how he transformed and changed from a sedentary lifestyle to someone in the gym who is killing it \u2013 it's been pretty incredible!\u201d says Stephanie, MetPro Coach, RDN\nOne component of MetPro that Micheal particularly found most valuable was the daily accountability he received by using the MetPro app. It made it easy for Michael to plan ahead and understand what he needed to do each day to be successful. He looked forward to starting his day by logging his weight, workouts and then receiving feedback from his coaches based on his performance for that day. \u201cThe MetPro app is an invaluable part of the entire program, I really enjoyed it and it's easy to use \u2013 not hard at all to figure out.\u201d says, Michael.",
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        "raw_content": "Home Aviation News Cradle of Aviation Museum Announces Executive Leadership Promotions\nThe Cradle of Aviation Museum and Education Center\u2019s Board of Trustees recently announced promotions of two key members of its executive team, Andrew Parton and Jennifer Baxmeyer, due to remarkable leadership of a diverse and expanding team, meaningful transformation into a STEM education center, and continued growth and success by remaining relevant and community and customer-focused in a challenging market. The promotions support The Cradle of Aviation Museum\u2019s commitment to becoming the leading center of aerospace and technology education through the preservation of museum artifacts, expanding educational opportunities towards the development of an innovative workforce for the region.\nAndrew Parton, President, The Cradle of Aviation Museum\nAndrew Parton has been promoted from Executive Director to President. Parton joined the museum in 2005 as Director of Marketing and Promoted to Acting Director in 2007 and Executive Director in 2008. In his ten plus years as Director he has worked to improve the fiscal position of the museum and has worked expand the museum\u2019s offerings to include new exhibits and programs providing the museum with a diversified revenue stream. In his new role, Parton will increase his focus on leading multi-year strategy working closely with the Board to outline and implement key programs for museum growth, securing major investments in the museum via donors, grants, corporate sponsors, government investments, and other channels, working on the next phases of physical expansion.\nJennifer Baxmeyer, Executive Director, The Cradle of Aviation Museum\nJennifer Baxmeyer has been promoted from Deputy Director to Executive Director. Baxmeyer joined the museum in 2005 as an Education Coordinator. She then became Education Director in 2008 helping to increase school visitations by 30% and working to develop the STEM Hub. Subsequently Jennifer was promoted to Deputy Director in 2014 and has spearheaded efforts to create best practices in areas such as Human Resources, Customer Service, Informational Technology and Strategic Planning. She has also helped to raise over $200K in grants. In her new role, Baxmeyer will increase her direct oversight over the day-to-day operation, working with the Cradle Team in delivering an exceptional experience to the museum\u2019s guests.\n\u201cOur new management structure will help to position the museum for growth in providing visitors with a unique experience. We couldn\u2019t be more proud of Andy, Jennifer, the Museum Staff, and all of our Board of Trustees, all of whom contribute in making the Cradle of Aviation a centerpiece of Long Island.\u201d \u2013 Marc MacDonnell, Chairman, Board of Trustees\nThe Cradle of Aviation Museum and Education Center is home to over 75 planes and spacecraft representing over 100 years of aviation history and Long Island\u2019s only Giant Screen Dome Theater. Currently, the museum is celebrating \u201cCountdown to Apollo at 50\u201d sponsored by the Robert David Lion Gardiner Foundation, showcasing Long Island and Grumman\u2019s significant role in the Apollo program. The Museum was recently recognized and listed on New York State\u2019s National Register of Historic Places as a significant part of American history. The museum is located on Museum Row, Charles Lindbergh Blvd., in East Garden City.",
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        "raw_content": "Chair of MHPF since February 2015\nBComm(UNSW), FCA, CPA, FAICD\nMark served as CEO and Asian Deputy Chair of PwC for the final four years of his 30 year tenure at PwC, one of Australia\u2019s leading professional services firms. He retired from PwC in July 2012. Prior to becoming CEO, he held a number of leadership positions in PwC Australia, and served a number of the firm\u2019s major clients in audit, accounting, due diligence, fundraising and risk and governance services. Former roles also include, member of the Auditing and Assurance Standards Board, member of the Business Council of Australia, Deputy Chair of the Finance and Reporting Committee at the Australian Institute of Company Directors and a member of the Executive Council of the UNSW Business School Advisory Board.\nIn addition to MHPF, Mark is also a Director and Chairman of G8 Education, Director of Westfield Corporation, Director of Coca-Cola Amatil and a Director for the not for profits The Hospitals Contribution Fund of Australia (HCF), The Smith Family and St. Aloysius' College.\nHe holds a Bachelor of Commerce from the University of New South Wales, is a Fellow member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants and Fellow of the Australian Institute of Company Directors.\nMark Johnson is on LinkedIn",
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        "title": "Would Saddam Hussein Have Survived the Arab Spring?",
        "raw_content": "Would Saddam Hussein Have Survived the Arab Spring?\nBy Jason Cain | Nov. 23, 2011\nAs we near the proclaimed end of the Iraq war at year\u2019s end, there has been little discussion about what would have happened if we had not invaded in 2003. With the \u201cArab Spring\u201d uprising seeming to challenge President Bashar al-Assad in Syria, one of the most authoritarian rulers in the region, the question must be asked: Would Saddam Hussein have been able to survive an \u201cArab Spring\u201d revolt in Iraq were he still in power today? And more importantly, should the United States have waited for the Iraqi people to rise up against their tyrant? These are important questions that still hold great relevance even in retrospect.\nDemographically, Iraq is unique among Middle Eastern countries and the profound differences would seemingly make it even more susceptible to a popular uprising. Saddam\u2019s ruling elites, the Ba\u2019ath party, were nearly all minority Sunni Muslims. Geographically, the Sunni controlled Baghdad and north-eastward to the Syrian border. The south and west, and the majority of the total population, is Shiite Muslim. It is these Shi\u2019a that wrongly assumed the U.S. would support their attempt to overthrow Saddam following the first Gulf War. Saddam decimated the population and put down the insurrection.\nIraq also contains a vast semi-autonomous region in the North that is completely controlled by the ethnic Kurds and the Kurdistan Regional Government. Saddam brutally gassed these people during the Iran-Iraq war. They have since brilliantly and peaceably negotiated their freedom in exchange for remaining a part of Iraq and sharing their oil revenues with the central government.\nAs the wave of freedom flowed across the Middle East and North Africa, the people of Iraq would surely have seized the opportunity to finally force Saddam\u2019s ouster. After two decades of embargo and isolation following the unsuccessful invasion of Kuwait, the Iraqi people would have been motivated by their neighbors and the open support of the U.S. in these endeavors. In an \u201cArab Spring\u201d type revolt, the majority Shi\u2019a population of the south would have quickly seized control of the holy cities of Najaf and Karbala, while the Kurds would surely have supported and encouraged protest and uprisings in the key oil rich cities of Mosul and Kirkuk.\nAssuming the U.S. continued the embargo and enforcement of the no-fly zones over the Kurdish and Shi\u2019a areas of the north and south, Saddam would have been hard pressed to repeat the suppression of the Shiite uprising following the first Gulf War in 1991. Furthermore, an already established United States Air Force and Navy presence in the region would make for a smooth transition from enforcement to support role once the movement pushed into Baghdad. The impact of \u201cShock and Awe\u201d followed by indigenous forces surrounding Baghdad from all sides would have been immense.\nOf course, hindsight is 20/20, but it is worth taking a moment to re-evaluate the timing and execution of past conflicts with the insight of new developments. Our foreign policy and defense leaders must always be students of history. Did we make the right decision to remove Saddam from power at that time? Were there indications that the country could have been ripe for an internal movement? Could more time and resources have been used to stoke the nascent embers of an uprising?\nNow that we know our intelligence indicating Saddam was producing WMDs was overstated, it is clear that timing and conditions on the ground did not warrant an immediate change in containment policy. If the U.S. had waited for the Iraqi people to see and seize the opportunity to remove Saddam from power, our military and economy would have avoided carrying the costly and burdensome baggage of this deadly eight-year conflict.\nBy Jason Cain",
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        "raw_content": "FinAddictz allows anglers to see where other anglers are planning on fishing on their favorite streams, rivers, and lakes. In addition, anglers will be able to connect with one another to learn new spots.\nVideo was created to help with the crowd funding campaign at http://www.indiegogo.com/finaddictz\nprevious post: Fulfilling Promises \u2013 Colorado Community Colleges System",
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        "title": "The Black Hole (Part I) | The Curious Adventures of Gordan's Thoughts",
        "raw_content": "The Black Hole (Part I)\nIt\u2019s hard to just \u201cbe you\u201d\nWhen you have an above average IQ\nAnd an array of unexplored worldviews.\nWe all have thoughts, we just think about different things. We all have ideas, we just want to achieve different results. We all have routines, we just want to be comfortable in the world we create for ourselves.\nBut there are thoughts I have and don\u2019t verbally express because writing is my language and speaking is just a habit.\nThese are thoughts many people call \u201creactions\u201d. In my head, I can think of countless sarcastic or logical comebacks that could easily put people in their places, but when the moments strike and conflict arises, I have learned to take the path of least resistance. Yes, it is true that once upon a younger year I was a more aggressive, more impulsive, and more abrasive version of me.\nMuch like any human who has ever come to terms with human nature, I, too, have had a fair share of mishaps. I have been narcissistic, arrogant, prideful, greedy, selfish, dishonest, undisciplined. I have been unnecessarily aggressive with those I\u2019ve valued, undeniably obsessive over my own ego. I have been to many places that most people still avoid, and I have seen things most people would call fiction.\nThis was part of my journey, my past. It is an area of self that has taken a long time to let go of \u2014 as do most issues pertaining to the human ego.\nI have been down a path most people (statistically as well as knowledgeably speaking) don\u2019t return from, but here I am to tell the tale. Now, sitting here writing this, I am brought back to a statement I made at the age of nine, when I once dreamed of becoming an astronaut. I told people \u201cWhen I become an astronaut, I will make it my mission to go down the Black Hole and make sure that I come back and tell the world of what\u2019s really there.\u201d\nI kept that promise \u2014 except\u2026\nStay posted for Part II\nTags: black hole, metaphor, personal, reflections, short story, writing\nThe Black Hole (Part II) \u2192\n4 Comments on \u201cThe Black Hole (Part I)\u201d\nI know this is 1 of 3\u2026and I still ask for more details about \u201cI have been to many places that most people still avoid, and I have seen things most people would call fiction.\u201d\nExcited to read about the Black Hole\nAs with all abstract writing, one could provide multiple interpretations. What do you, as the reader, think it means?\nDark Matter and Magic\nPingback: The Black Hole (Part II) \u2013 The Curious Adventures of Gordan's Thoughts",
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        "raw_content": "You are at:Home\u00bbFeatures\u00bbThe Lions Barber Collective gets everyone talking\nThe Lions Barber Collective gets everyone talking\nIn early September Tom Chapman of Tom Chapman Hair Design in Torquay (image below)\ufffdteamed up with national charity PAPYRUS (Prevention of Young Suicide) and compassionate UK barbers to form The Lions Barber Collective. The Collective will help PAPYRUS raise awareness of their HOPELineUK helpline service and connect young men that are struggling to cope with daily life to the help that they so badly need. The Lions Collective has received a surge of industry support that includes many notable names and their first project to raise charity funds is a photographic look book that will be available for sale to barbershops. Tom says \ufffdBarbers can make a difference because we have a lot of trust between clients and barbers. We are allowed into their personal space, we touch their head, a privilege normally saved for mothers and lovers. We are \ufffdmates\ufffd but often not in their friendship group and we have often known them for a long time. We have them in the chair one-to-one and with our BarberTalk training we are developing, we will teach barbers how to Recognise, Talk, Listen and Advise.\ufffd\nSuicide is the main cause of death in young people under 35 and over 1,600 take their own lives every year. Three quarters of them are young men. Suicide is often laden with stigma and can touch many lives beyond the victims. The HOPELineUK number is 0800 068 4141 and is accessible for people in crisis AND the people that are trying to help them. The website at www.papyrus-uk.org has lots of information. Including the gems below.\nWhat can you do to help? (A.L.E.R.T.)\nAsk them how they were feeling before it happened and how they are feeling now. Talking about suicide does not make it more likely to happen. Try to be patient if they are angry or refuse to talk. If they won\u2019t talk to you, maybe they would talk to a friend or sibling. It may be that writing things down is an easier way for them to communicate with you.\nListen: this is the most important thing you can do. Treat them with respect, and try not to be judgmental or critical. Is it important to try to raise their self-esteem.\nEmpathise by showing that you really do care about them, no matter what, and are trying to understand things from their point of view. Words don\u2019t always matter. The touch of a hand or a hug can go a long way to show that you care.\nReassure them that desperate feelings are very common and can be overcome. Things can and do change, help can be found and there is hope for the future. People do get better!\nTry to give practical support, and help them to cope with any extra pressures. It may not be possible to deal with all the things that are troubling them, but between you agree on what you will do if a suicidal crisis happens again. If they are living away encourage them to come home for a visit or go to see them yourself. This will give you an opportunity to assess the situation. Be clear there are always other options. For example, if they are at University they can: leave the course for good have a break from the course and defer a year change to a university nearer home\nDON\u2019T\u2026 Put them down or do things that might make them feel worse. A suicide attempt suggests that self-esteem is already very low. Abandon or reject them in any way. Your help, support and attention are vital if they are to begin to feel that life is worth living again. Don\u2019t relax your attentions just because they seem to be better. It doesn\u2019t mean that life is back to normal for them yet. They may be at risk for quite a while.\nNag: although it may be well meant. Nobody wants to be pestered all the time.\nIntrude: try to balance being watchful with a respect for privacy. Ignore what has happened.\nCriticise their actions: however you may be feeling about their suicide attempt, try to remember the pain and turmoil that they were, and may still be, going through. Don\u2019t take their behaviour personally \u2013 it was not necessarily directed at you.\nFor more info on the Lions Barber Collective and Barbertalk Program contact Tom Chapman on Facebook.",
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        "raw_content": "Is the Ecumenical Patriarchate Fine with St. Andrew\u2019s Church in Kyiv?\nHanna Wozniak\nOn October 18, Ukrainian Parliament approved the handover of St. Andrew\u2019s church in Kyiv to the Ecumenical Patriarchate. During the second hearing, 237 deputies voted for the bill (first, 216 deputies gave their votes). The project was personally initiated by President Poroshenko. It is reported that Parliament obliged the Cabinet to complete the handover in one month since the bill is adopted.\nSt Andrew\u2019s Church was constructed between 1747 and 1754, to a design by the Italian architect Bartolomeo Rastrelli, and is rightfully considered one of Ukraine\u2019s most beautiful religious structures.\nNow it is the cathedral of the Ukrainian Autocephalous Orthodox Church (UAOC), but it\u2019s a state property and part of the Sophia of Kyiv National Sanctuary. That is why the decision to hand over the church was reviewed by members of Parliament.\nNevertheless, the church won\u2019t be transferred to the ownership but for use of Constantinople. As the bill reads, it was done to provide the Phanar with a place where its clergy can hold services, ceremonies and processions \u2013 on condition that the Ecumenical Patriarchate will comply with cultural protection laws.\nObviously, the UAOC\u2019s consent was also obtained. Its primate Metropolitan Makarios said that if the UAOC was part of the new Local Orthodox Church he agreed to give his cathedral to the Exarch of Constantinople. Along with this he claimed that the UAOC needs another church in Kyiv in return, for example, St. Cyril\u2019s Church or Church of the Savior at Berestove.\nBut here comes a peculiar detail: St Andrew\u2019s Church was closed for restoration in 2015 and since then services haven\u2019t been held there. The restoration will continue for at least a year and only after this the building will be opened, said a representative of the National Sanctuary complex \u201cSophia of Kyiv\u201d, which owns the church. Besides, a special agreement will be signed between the Ecumenical Patriarchate and the sanctuary complex according to which the church will operate both as a place of worship and a museum (like the Refectory Church of St. Sophia\u2019s Monastery where services are held from 8 till 10 AM, and later it is open as a museum).\nDoes this property comply with the demands of Constantinople? After the Synod held on October 9-11, the Phanar published the decision on Ukraine\u2019s autocephaly. One of the points was to restore the Patriarchate\u2019s Stavropegion in Kyiv. According to Poroshenko, St. Andrew\u2019s Church will become the \u201cembassy\u201d of the Ecumenical Patriarchate in Ukraine. Kyiv seems to have decided that Constantinople would be fine with a church closed for restoration. The representatives of the world Orthodox leader would reside in a museum \u2013 and that, as politicians think, also shouldn\u2019t confuse the Phanar. Moreover, the church won\u2019t be owned but only used by Constantinople.\nThe Patriarchate seems to have come around with it as Secretary of the Holy Synod of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church of the Kyiv Patriarchate (UOC KP), Archbishop Yevstratiy (Zorya) noticed that the state and the Phanar already agreed upon St. Andrew\u2019s Church becoming the cathedral for the Stavropegion. But why was this very church, witnessing a long-standing restoration, chosen for the Constantinople Exarch?\nMeanwhile, intriguing is the behavior of Filaret (Denysenko), the now-recognized primate of the UOC KP. On October 20, the UOC KP Synod changed the title of its head. Now the Church\u2019s Primate will also be called the Archimandrite of Kyiv-Pechersk and Pochaiv Lavras, which seemingly reflects Filaret\u2019s desire to get them at his disposal. At the moment both Lavras belong to the UOC MP, so it looks like the \u201cArchimandrite\u201d doesn\u2019t want to comply with the fifth point of the Constantinople Synod decree in which the Patriarchate appeals to all sides involved that they avoid appropriation of Churches, Monasteries and other properties.\nIn any case, the transfer of St. Andrew\u2019s Church shows how chaotic the process of creating a new Church in Ukraine is. Isn\u2019t there a more decent estate to hand over to the Ecumenical Patriarchate?\nRelated Topics:ChristianityPoliticsReligionUkraine\nThe Politics of Canons and Borders\nUkrainian Church Autocephaly: A Web of Intrigue\nPolish businesswoman of Ukrainian origin. MA in International Relations, PR and Regional Studies\nPatriarch Theophilus to decide whether to concelebrate Liturgy with the new Ukrainian Church hierarchs\nLeonid Kats\nPatriarch Theophilus III of Jerusalem\nOn the Orthodox Christian feast of Theophany, the 19th of January, President of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko will visit Jerusalem. As part of this trip, a meeting with his Holiness Patriarch Theophilus III of Jerusalem is planned.\nThe Ukrainian leader will be accompanied by several bishops of the newly established Orthodox Church of Ukraine, who are expected to serve with the hierarchs of the Greek Orthodox Church of Jerusalem. At least this scenario is persistently promoted by the Ukrainian side with the support of the Ecumenical Patriarchate, Israeli authorities and American diplomats.\nThe Orthodox Church of Ukraine was established as the merge of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church \u2013 Kyivan Patriarchate (UOC-KP) and the Ukrainian autocephalous Orthodox Church (UAOC) at the Unification Council on the 15th of December, 2018, and received a Tomos of autocephaly on the 6th of January this year. Currently, the new Ukrainian religious entity is in communion only with the Ecumenical Patriarchate and is still to be recognized by other Autocephalous Churches.\nAs a source in the Jerusalem Patriarchate is quoted by the Orthochristian.com website, one of the two former hierarchs of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church in unity with the Moscow Patriarchate (UOC-MP) who joined the OCU at the Unification Council, Metropolitan Alexander Drabinko, is among Ukrainian bishops who may concelebrate with Theophilus III.\nAt the same time, the Patriarchate of Jerusalem has not yet agreed to receive the OCU representatives and concelebrate with them: due to the unresolved status of the OCU, joint prayer with its hierarchs can seriously affect the reputation of Theophilus III. First of all, there is still no official decision by the Holy Synod of the Jerusalem Patriarchate on the new Ukrainian Church. Other Local Orthodox Christian Churches also consider it necessary to investigate the Apostolic succession of the OCU bishops thoroughly first, as well as to find a solution to the problem of the former UOC-KP parishes in the canonical territories of the four Autocephalous Churches.\nAlthough Alexander Drabinko is portrayed as the most preferable representative of the OCU for the hierarchs of the Local Churches to meet with, questionable reputation of this defrocked UOC-MP bishop also plays an important role here.\nWill Patriarch Theophilus III agree to take the risks entailed by the concelebration with the OCU hierarchs, including Metropolitan Drabinko? Will the external pressure prevail over the opinion of the hierarchs of the Jerusalem Patriarchate? Now it\u2019s up to His Holiness Theophilus to decide.\nThe Evolving Orthodox Triangle Constantinople \u2013 Kiev \u2013 Moscow\nChurches think in centuries and are not bound to short-term political mandates. On January 5, 2018 the Patriarch of Constantinople implemented his decision to grant independence to the Ukrainian Orthodox Church, a move that upset Moscow. To understand the current developments, it is worth looking back at this centuries-long history of fluid relationship between Constantinople, Kiev and Moscow.\nConstantinople-Kiev: Christianization\nIn 882, Oleg of Novgorod moved his capital to Kiev and continued the work of Rurik to unite Slavic tribes, setting the stage for the history of Kievan Rus. The prediction of Saint Andrew was unfolding. It is said that during the first century, when Andrew the Apostle traveled to what is now Kyiv, he climbed onto a hilltop overseeing the Dnepr River. There he planted a cross, prophesizing the future of the great Christian city and the role it would play.\nThe Slavs were a loose union of tribes, whilst Constantinople was flourishing. In 980, Vladimir the Great ruled in Kiev and endeavored to consolidate and expand further his territories. In 988, he conquered the city of Kherson, in Crimea, where a bishop see had been established since the fourth century. Although accounts vary on the conversion of Vladimir, what is clear is that the Byzantine emperor sent his sister Anna to marry Vladimir, uniting Kiev and Constantinople. When Anna arrived, Vladimir converted to Christianity, restored Kherson to Constantinople, and returned to Kiev with Crimean ecclesiastics. It is undeniable that economic and political reasons influenced his choice to convert as his agenda leaned toward the Christian world.\nAlthough the Byzantine emperor appointed the head of the clergy in Kiev, he faced opposition from the Kievan princes who did not endorse a filiation of churches from Constantinople, nor did they submit to the emperor\u2019s authority to make Kievan Rus a colony of the Byzantine Empire. Relations with the empire were complicated: Constantinople did not mingle directly in Kiev\u2019s internal affairs but would not let the princes interfere in religious matters. In other words, the authority of Constantinople over Kiev was exerted through the clergy, who enjoyed considerable powers in Kievan Rus. As a consequence, the first inclination toward creating an independent church appeared. Yaroslav the Wise proclaimed Hilarion of Kiev the first non-Greek metropolitan in 1049. Nonetheless, Constantinople regained control over the appointment of the head of the church in Kiev. Constantinople never bestowed upon Kiev the right to appoint its own Slavic metropolitan, establishing a red line that would trigger immediate action from Constantinople. For centuries to come, the position would mostly be held by Greeks, who remained outside of internal Kievan politics. As Kiev had grown to be a major economic center, it was in Constantinople\u2019s interest to stay on good terms with its Slavic neighbor, gaining importance on the international scene.\nYaroslav the Wise passed away in 1054, a key date as it is the year of the schism between Rome and Constantinople.\nKiev choses Constantinople over Rome\nOpinions on rites and theological elements diverged over time between Rome and Constantinople, in part because of linguistic differences. Latin became dominant in the West while Greek was the language of choice in the East. Because of the status of language as a major cultural vehicle, the use of different languages impacted religious rites. Gradually, Rome imposed the closure of churches following the rites as practiced in Constantinople and Constantinople did the same to churches following the practices of the Western Church. Eventually, the Roman pope Leo IX and Michael Cerularius of Constantinople excommunicated each other in 1054.\nHumbert of Silva Candida, the papal legate who delivered the excommunication to Patriarch Michael Cerularius, decided to stop by in Kiev on his way back to Rome from Constantinople. The newly converted Kievan Rus represented an attractive potential ally for Rome, especially given that the young federation of Slavs was expanding in size and importance on the international scene. Since integrating with this new community of Christians would strengthen their hand against Byzantium, Rome\u2019s envoy visited the Grand Prince of Kiev with the aim of convincing him to join Rome. Yet Yazislav, the new Grand Prince of Kiev, refused any allegiance to Rome. The clergy in Kiev would remain on the Orthodox side with Constantinople in the great East-West schism.\nBut rivalries amongst Slavs were fierce. In 1169, the pious Grand Prince of Vladimir-Suzdal Andrey Bogolyubsky sacked Kiev and took many religious pieces, including a highly revered Byzantine icon of the Mother of God of Odigitriya, one of the holiest in Russian Orthodoxy. He initiated the construction of many churches in Vladimir-Suzdal, near today\u2019s Moscow and converted more Slavic tribes. He is also renowned for having made the first attempt to set up a new eparchy to compete with Kiev. Around the year 1170, he bypassed the Kiev Patriarchate and directly requested of the Patriarch of Constantinople, Luka Khrizovergus, that he established an eparchy in Vladimir. He also asked for the new metropolitan to have the same rank as the one in Kiev. The patriarch declined his request, but the competition with Kiev had begun.\nMoscow enters the scene\nThe Mongol invasion spread quickly from east to west and reached Kiev in 1240. The city was destroyed and almost its entire population was dispersed. Kiev, the beautiful jewel of a city was shattered. Some sixty years after the destruction of Kiev, the city was still not recovering. So, the metropolitan Maksim moved his residence from Kiev further east to Vladimirin 1299. Nonetheless, he kept his title of Metropolitan of Kiev and All Rus. The transfer of the religious center from Kiev was a major move, the consequences of which greatly affected the future of Orthodoxy and lay power as well. At that time, the Mongol dominated the region. The first union of Slavs, the Kievan Rus had disappeared and new states had not formed yet.\nIn a short span of three decades, major events shaped the face of the new power that emerged in Moscow, the capital of the Grand Duchy of Moscovy.\nUnder the relative religious tolerance of the Mongols, the church consolidated its power and the metropolitan Piotr moved to Moscow in 1325, giving the sign that the city was one of the leading politico-religious centers.\nIn the meantime, Constantinople was mired in its own problems and the Eastern Roman Empire was suffering through its last days. As the Vatican was entering the Renaissance era, it was eager to end the 1054 schism, especially to its own advantage. Thus the Catholic pope was well inclined to help Constantinople, which had asked for help and unity in resisting the Ottoman threat. At the Council of Florence in 1439, the Catholic Church and the Patriarch of Constantinople signed an agreement that should have put an end to the schism. At that time, Constantinople was still appointing the Metropolitan of Kiev and All Rus, and it counted on the support of Moscow to endorse the agreement. But reality dictated otherwise as Russia had gained much distance from Constantinople and its issues. The Patriarch of Constantinople died soon afterward, and it was decided that his signature was nonbinding for the Orthodox churches. Only Constantinople still hoped that the union with Rome would save them from the Ottomans. But a decade later, in 1453, Constantinople fell under the control of the Ottomans.\nMoscow-based bishops decided to emancipate themselves from Constantinople, which had compromised with the Catholics to save itself, yet was now under Muslim rule. For the first time, Moscow elected its own head of the church, independently from Constantinople. Although the autocephaly of the Russian Orthodox Church was recognized only in 1589, the church became de facto independent in 1448, with Jonah as its first metropolitan. One of his first objectives was to maintain religious unity in territories over which his predecessors had authority. Eventually, in 1458, the canonical territories over which the metropolitan professed corresponded to those over which the Grand Prince of Moscow ruled. This transition was reflected in his title, which changed in 1461 to Metropolitan of Moscow and All Rus. The Russian Church was now an actor of importance that saw itself as the guardian of Orthodoxy, the Third Rome.\nThe new Autocephalous Church asserts itself\nThe remaining element was the recognition of autocephaly by Constantinople. Without the approval of its peers, the self-proclaimed autocephaly has no validity in the Orthodox world.\nThe Ottomans imposed heavy tributes on patriarchates that fell under their territorial control. Economically weakened, the patriarchates lost considerable weight, especially Antioch, which had been weakened and forced into exile several times due to centuries under the dominion of Arabs and crusaders. In 1586\u20131587, the patriarch of Antioch, Joachim V, engaged in a journey to collect donations from other Orthodox churches. In Moscow, the future tsar Boris Godunov offered his support and seized this political moment to stir ambitions of an official autocephaly. Two years later, the patriarch of Constantinople, Jeremias II, traveled to Moscow with the same objective of collecting money. During his stay, he would have discussed with Boris Godunov the possibility of remaining the Orthodox Ecumenical Patriarch but being based in Russia. Finally, after lengthy negotiations, Jeremias II decided to give autocephaly to the Russian Orthodox Church and returned home. The recognition was made official in 1589 with the concurrence of the other three original patriarchates of Alexandria, Antioch, and Jerusalem.\nIn 1589, the Russian Orthodox Church for the first time had a patriarch at its head, Job of Moscow. There were now five patriarchs: Constantinople, Alexandria, Antioch, Jerusalem, and Moscow. And the tsar was the guardian of Orthodoxy.\nKiev, the Tsarist Empire and the church\nPeter the Great launched many reforms to modernize Russia, following European model. He replaced the patriarchate with a committee termed the Holy Synod, placing a bureaucrat, the Chief Procurator, as its de facto head and the tsar\u2019s eyes and ears in the church. With authority over religious matters and control over the appointment of bishops, Peter succeeded in relegating the church to the status of a ministry or state department, with clerics placed in charge of spiritual matters.\nCatherine the Great continued the policies of Peter the Great. She entertained the Austro-Russian idea of dissolving the Ottoman Empire. As part of this scheme, she nurtured plans to embark on a \u201cGreek Project\u201d: re-establishing a Greek Byzantine empire to replace the Muslim Ottoman Empire, which had gained ground in continental Europe. For instance, she supported the Daskalogiannis Rebellion in Crete in 1770, in which Cretans rose up against the Turks. In reality, she was rather indifferent to religion: she embraced the project, promoted by Prince Potemkin, for geopolitical rather than religious reasons. Yet it did not materialize, and no alliance with Austria came into being. In 1783, Catherine decided to annex Crimea, putting an end to the revolts occurring there and, most importantly, pushing the Ottoman Empire back across the Black Sea. Crimea became a Russian province and part of Novorossiya or \u201cNew Russia\u201d in 1784.\nReligion politics in Russo-Turkish Wars\nEventually, tensions between the Russian and Ottoman empires had reached a climax, and war broke out in 1787. The conflict lasted for five years but was decided to Russia\u2019s advantage. Russia was therefore able to consolidate its positions around the Black Sea but never captured Constantinople, the gateway to the Mediterranean\u2019s warm waters and an Achilles heel for Moscow to this day. Even though the Treaty of Jassy, signed at the end of the war on January 9, 1792, recognized the Russian territorial gains, relations with the Ottoman Empire remained tense. Russian expansion benefited from momentum on the world scene shaken by the French and American revolutions. Consequently, nobody really reacted to Russian expansion until the situation in France had stabilized. But Napoleon reaction was short-lived.\nAlexander\u2019s victory over Napoleon gave him a new sense of divine mission, and by 1814, the tsar had grown more religious and prone to messianism. His religious awakening triggered his initiation of the Holy Alliance between Prussia, Austria, and Russia. Signed in Paris in 1815, this alliance aimed to promote Christianity but was also a reaction to the Napoleonic Wars. The Great Powers wanted to ensure a balance of power in Europe and avoid revolutions. During the two hectic decades that followed, the Catholic Church remained strong and Napoleon III pursued a pro-Catholic agenda, as proven by his 1849 expedition to restore the pope. He posed as the champion of Catholicism in Europe, which in part explained his decision to engage in the Crimean War against Russia.\nWith its territorial gains and advances well into the Black Sea region, Russia represented a growing threat for the Ottoman Empire and its French and British allies. Paris, together with London, backed the Ottoman Empire, whose western territories in the Balkans saw many uprisings, such as those of the Orthodox Serbs and Orthodox Greeks.\nThe trigger of the Crimean War of 1853\u20131856 was religious, but the roots were indisputably linked to the fear of Russia\u2019s growing influence in the weakened Ottoman Empire. At the beginning, quarrels between Catholic and Orthodox monks arose in Palestine about their prerogatives. As the matter had reached serious levels, Tsar Nicholas I intervened and asked the Sultan to recognize the right of Russia to protect the Christians of the Ottoman Empire according to the Treaty of K\u00fc\u00e7\u00fck Kaynarca, signed after the war of 1774. This right gave the Russian Orthodox Church further predominance over the Patriarchate of Constantinople. The document also gave Russia access through the Bosphorus and the Dardanelles. This privilege was certainly not pleasing to France or England.\nCatholic France declared that it wanted to have authority over the Eastern Christians, a decision contradicting a previous agreement that gave Russia the right to protect Christians. The French Catholic Emperor Napoleon III promised support to the Sultan if he were to resist this Russian \u201caggression.\u201d Stung by the humiliating conditions of the treaty following the Ottoman defeat, the Sultan agreed. Consequently, a new war erupted between the Ottoman Empire and Russia. As promised, France, joined by England, intervened in support of the Sultan to preserve the territorial integrity of his empire.\nThe protection of holy places and Christians became the source of an international war with several fronts around the Black Sea, including in the Caucasus. The war was eventually lost by Russia, which was then forced to hand over several territories around the Black Sea. As a result, France gained influence in the Holy Lands.\nMoscow \u2013 Constantinople Competition\nWorld War 1 put an end to both Russian and Ottoman empires. Under the Soviet, religion was undermined, priests were killed and churches destroyed. So, the Russian church found itself in a state of confusion when the Soviet government collapsed. The church was divided and weak. During the final years of the twentieth century, the ROC stabilized and consolidated its power over its canonical territory thanks to the support of the Russian authorities. It also reasserted its stance within the Orthodox Church worldwide. By far the largest in terms of parishioners and with growing wealth, the Russian Orthodox Church overshadowed the patriarch of Constantinople.\nThe later did not enjoy much freedom under the new Turkish rule. In addition, it had lost jurisdiction in the Balkans in the nineteenth century. Turkish authorities imposed that the Patriarch should be a Turkish citizen, usually of Greek origin, and such candidates are rare. All in all, the Patriarch of Constantinople has been in an increasing difficult position for centuries, and Moscow has proved to be a strong challenger. In 2016, the ROC asked to convene the Pan-Orthodox Council in Crete and not in Istanbul as Turkish authorities had downed a Russian jetfighter deployed for operations in Syria. Based on this security argument, the Council agreed to change location. Nonetheless, local Orthodox churches, namely the Bulgarian Church, the Greek Orthodox Patriarchate of Antioch, and the Serbian and Georgian Orthodox churches refused to participate because of disagreements over the agenda. The ROC suggested solving those issues to guarantee full attendance, even if it meant postponing the Council. Eventually, the disputes were not resolved and the ROC decided to cancel its participation. By so doing, the ROC expressed a defiant message about the role and authority of the Constantinople Patriarchate. Tensions never resolved and the situation in Ukraine added insult to injury in the relation between Constantinople and Moscow.\nMoscow \u2013 Kiev: rivals once more\nSince the mid seventeenth century, Kiev remained largely under the rule of the Tsar and then Soviet Moscow. Ties binding Ukraine and Russia were strong especially in the field of alimentation, industry and energy.\nAfter the end of the Soviet Union, the Western European World and Russia have tried to attract Kyiv into their respective spheres of influence, a game from which Kiyv benefitted. In 2014, the tables turned drastically with the Euromaidan revolution that toppled President Yanukovych. Incapable of averting Ukraine\u2019s choice of the EU, Moscow was concerned that Ukraine might ally with NATO. Russian authorities treated the situation as a security matter and actively supported the separation of the autonomous region of Crimea and its attachment/annexation to Russia. The situation spiraled out of control and a kinetic conflict erupted in the Donbas, leading to serious readjustments in international affairs.\nAgainst the backdrop of the complex international relations prevailing in the early twenty-first century, interests of the Russian Orthodox Church and the Russian state have overlapped in Ukraine. The question of religion and allegiance to the Kyiv or Moscow patriarchate has become a matter of identity and call for resistance among some Ukrainians against Russia in 2014. This unfortunate confusion resulted in intra-Orthodox confrontation with the killing of orthodox priests and the destruction of orthodox churches. In a vicious circle, religious and political differences fueled each other.\nMany critics have interpreted the positions of the Russian church and the Russian authorities as two sides of the same coin. Consequently, the Russian church became synonymous with Russian interference in Ukraine, and as such the separation as we see it unfolding was almost a fait accompli.\nThe creation of an autocephalous Ukrainian Orthodox Church is another turn in this fluid relationship between the three historic cities of Constantinople, Kyiv and Moscow. And it is hardly to be the last move\u2026\nRabbi Arthur Schneier and anti-Semitism\nProf. Giancarlo Elia Valori and Rabbi Arthur Schneier\nA few days ago, Rabbi Arthur Schneier -the Vienna-born Holocaust survivor, who has been leaving and operating for many years in New York -gave the keynote address to the Austrian Parliament on the 80th Anniversary of Kristallnacht, the terrible \u201cNight of Broken Glass\u201d when the shards of broken glass littered the streets after the windows of Jewish-owned stores, buildings and synagogues were smashed.\nIt is also referred to as Reichs pogrom and November pogrome, two terms that always use the word \u201cpogrom\u201d (meaning \u201cdevastation\u201d or \u201criot\u201d in Russian) to indicate the attack of small well-manipulated groups against Jews and their property.\nMany pogroms were carried out in Russia, a country of ancient and profound anti-Semitism.\nWhat are its roots? The traditional anti-Semitism of the Orthodox Church, as well as the easy manipulation of the apparata, and the obsession with identity, spurred on by the Tsarist regime.\nThe Nazis, in particular, imitated this terrible political practice, as early as the Kristallnacht of November 1938, to actually start the Jews\u2019 physical elimination until the \u201cFinal Solution\u201d, which began in 1940-1941.\nDuring that night over 1,400 synagogues were destroyed and 1,500 people were killed in Germany, Austria and Czechoslovakia.\nAt that time, as many as 30,000 Jews were deported to the concentration camps of Dachau, Buchenwald and Sachsenhausen.\nBefore the Kristallnacht, in 1933 there had been a call \u2013 or, indeed, an obligation -for a boycott of Jewish shops, businesses and professionals and later, in 1935, the Nuremberg Laws were promulgated.\nRabbi Schneier thought that, after the Holocaust, there would be no resurgence of anti-Semitism \u2013 a virus that has characterized modern history from late antiquity until today.\nAs a Kantian rationalist, Rabbi Schneier thought that \u2013 after the evidence of facts \u2013 there would be no persecution against Jews in the bright enlightened future of the twentieth century.\nInstead monsters remain alive, after visible history putting them temporarily to rest.\nBut, as Rabbi Schneier said, now \u2013 in 2018 \u2013 the cancer of anti-Semitism is back and has metastasized in Europe and in the United States.\nIi should be recalled that anti-Semitism has always been present in North America.\nSuffice it to recall Leo Frank\u2019s affair of 1915. That American Jewish citizen was at first sentenced to death, but later his sentence was commuted from capital punishment to life imprisonment. Two years later, in response to the commutation of his sentence, he was taken from prison by a band of vigilantes, lynched by an angry mob and hanged from a tree. Today the consensus of researchers on the subject holds that Frank was wrongly convicted.\nIn 1958, even after the Shoah and the Nazi atrocities against the Jews becoming publicly known, the oldest synagogue in Atlanta was blown up and damaged extensively by a dynamite-fuelled explosion.\nMyths and preconceived ideas, especially those based on hatred, do not need confirmation or denial. They exist and that is just the way it is.\nTwo years later, there was also the shooting attack by a \u201cwhite supremacist\u201d against a synagogue in St. Louis, with the killing of some Jews leaving that place of worship.\nAlan Berg, an anti-racist intellectual, was killed in 1984, because in some of his radio talk shows he had defended black people and Jews.\nThere is no rational argument that can defeat anti-Semitism, racism, ethnic or even personal hatred.\nOver seven major cases of violent anti-Semitism were reported in in the USA between 1990 and 2010, but there were countless actions on a smaller scale.\nAnti-Semitism is still alive and is even increasing in terms of quantity and virulence. Just think of the attack against the Pittsburgh synagogue last October.\nAs Rabbi Schneier maintains, certainly the periods of social, cultural and economic turbulence are always fatal for the Jews \u2013 as the whole Western history demonstrates. Hence, unfortunately, with the crisis of Europe and the different, but concurrent crisis of the USA, the increase in anti-Semitism is predictable.\nShortly after the end of the Holocaust, Hanna Arendt rejected the theory of anti-Semitism as the development of the Jewish \u201cscapegoat\u201d theory and she often elaborated on the Rathenau case. Rathenau was the great Jewish industrialist and diplomat, who was Foreign Minister in Germany\u2019s Weimar Republic and was murdered by right-wing extremists.\nElias Canetti reminded us that the idea for his extraordinary \u201cCrowds and Power\u201d sprang to his mind while seeing the many Social-Democratic workers following Rathenau\u2019s coffin during the mourning service.\nWhat is the essence of Arendt\u2019s thesis on the Foreign Minister of Germany\u2019s Weimar Republic?\nThe essence is that \u2013 by traditional position and role \u2013 the Jews were the \u201cavant-garde of modernity\u201d \u2013 hence all those who hate the values of Modernity are, ipso facto, anti-Semitic.\nIt is partly true, but Arendt forgets to say that anti-Semitism is widespread even in ancient societies (or in archaic societies, such as the Tsarist Russia of pogroms) and that many critics of the eighteenth-century revolutions are far from being anti-Semitic.\nAs noted by both Leo Strauss and the Marxist philosopher Lukacs, the modern world is also the symbolic and social organization that has been most opposed during its development, which has probably not ended yet.\nThe West of technology and of the calculating mind is not yet over, but its death depends on its excess of current and probably future anti-Semitism, which is incredible after the Shoah.\nThat is an excess of memory of its archaic and anti-modern past, even though modernity itself was somehow anti-Semitic.\nHere Rabbi Schneieris very clear: the future of Europe is directly linked to the end of anti-Semitism and of today\u2019s particular hatred against the Jews, i.e. that of anti-Zionism.\nThe future of Europe, but not only of the European Jews or of the complex world of North American Judaism.\nWe can certainly criticize Israel and its government \u2013 as we can disagree with the government of Turkey or Finland \u2013 but it is certainly nothing new that the polemic against the Jewish State is linked more to the adjective \u201cJewish\u201d than to the noun \u201cState\u201d.\nIn the crowds\u2019 minds, the history of Israel is now linked to the assumption \u2013 completely ungrounded \u2013 that it took away from the Palestinians the lands that originally belonged to them.\nZionism was linked \u2013 quite rationally \u2013 to the reaction of the French people to the Dreyfus trial that divided French society between those who supported Dreyfus, the so-called \u201cDreyfusards\u201d, and those who condemned him, namely the \u201canti-Dreyfusards\u201d. That year also marked the beginning of the unfortunate caste of intellectuals, that is fortunately irrelevant today.\nIn Theodor Herzl\u2019s mind, the end of the rational and civil relationship between Europe and the Jewish world was evident.\nEverything could collapse in an instant for European Judaism. The combined forces of the reaction to 1789 and of the worst 1789 had come together.\nLiving without history and in the here and now \u2013 like the animals described by Nietzsche in his second essay of the Untimely Meditations- is currently the form and the way in which the West thinks of itself. The history of our civilization seems to have finished and, hence, it is no longer necessary to know history, which is the basis of endless manipulations that today still float in the crowds\u2019 minds. This is the worst forgetfulness and neglect of ourselves.\nFurthermore, Rabbi Schneier focuses his attention on a fact that few people \u2013 who are not tunnel-visioned and narrow-minded as a result of apolitically correct approach or mere interest in the number of votes gained in elections \u2013 currently consider: immigration, especially from the Middle East or Africa, where there is a strong presence of Islam, will certainly increase the insecurity of European Jews and, in many respects, of all EU citizens.\nIn the European and American liberal culture, integration implies acceptance of the other and the kind request that the other adapts to our laws, regulations, customs, habits and practices.\nHowever, there are not only explicit and written rules, at least for us who are the heirs of Roman law.\nHence the other needs to accept the substratum of our civilization, which is not only the trite, idle, frivolous and enlightened \u201ctolerance\u201d \u2013 the mechanism in which, as Adorno and Horkheimer maintained, everything is false.\nSomething more profound is here needed, which can never be written and regulated.\nPolitics is a metaphysics where the unspeakable is what matters and shapes all the rest.\nObviously this also applies to the citizens of the host countries, who must understand the alterity of the other, in the profound meaning of this concept, and hence respect him / her in his / her becoming other \u2013 just to use philosophical jargon.\nHence, although a share of immigrants is \u2013 to some extents \u2013 inevitable and, however, this has already materialized, we should recall that anti-Semitism and anti-Zionism are not the enemies of Jews alone, but of our civilization as a whole.\nThis held true also for Nazism: it was in fact a political theory \u2013 but we should rather say a mere practice \u2013 linked to caste ideas typical of Asia where, indeed, the Third Reich also found military, economic and ideological support.\nFrom Tibet to Indian Hinduism, from the Islamic sects of Central Asia to the peripheral Russian cultures of anti-Semitism, such as the Cossacks, while developing the aforementioned myths, Nazism aimed at the annihilation of Europe and hence at its \u201cAsianization\u201d.\nHence Nazi anti-Semitism as a struggle against Europe and its millennia-old civilizations, not less ancient than Asia\u2019s.\nAlso the economy should be considered: as demonstrated by the most recent historians studying the Third Reich, the Nazi leaders thought to solve their economic and financial crisis with the \u201cJewish gold\u201d.\nStill today, whoever fights against anti-Semitism and anti-Zionism is like one of the 300 Spartans holding the line in Thermopylae, who rescued the unique Greek knowledge and wisdom from a great Asian Empire that would have equated the maritime civilization of the Mediterranean to the steppes of the Persian Empire, without any culture other than the exaltation of the God-Emperor \u2013 or the sad repetition of the \u201cancients\u201d.\nAn imperial wisdom that was also typical of the Roman Empire, but with the plurality of gods that already foreshadowed the Weberian \u201cpolytheism of values\u201d.\nCertainly, as Rabbi Schneier maintained, European leaders are very careful about the resurgence of anti-Semitism and anti-Zionism, but the issue does not lie in leaders, but rather in crowds, who seem to be ever more seduced by hatred, which is more complex than love but \u2013 like the devil -is a very powerful seducer.\nBut what is really anti-Semitism today?\nA mass phenomenon, of course. And this is worrying because preconceived ideas are harder to eradicate than rational beliefs.\nIn the United States currently the Jews account for 5.5%.\nNeedless to say, it is not a race, but a set of different ethnic groups, united by the same creed.\nFurthermore, between 11% and 20% of North American Jews are \u201ccoloured people\u201d \u2013 hence not only blacks.\nThe Jews, however, live in 70% of current nations, ranging from the Jewish communities of Kaifeng in China to the Indian Jews of various Middle East origins, up to the Jewish majority areas in various parts of Latin America.\nNor should we accept the anti-Semitic myth whereby Jews are the \u201crich\u201d who dominate the world.\nAccording to the most reliable statistics, currently over 50% of the richest people in the world are of Christian faith, while there is a higher number of rich Hindus and Muslims than Jews.\nThe 2015 data shows that out of the 13.1 million people defined as \u201crich\u201d globally, 56.2% are Christians, 6.5% Muslims, 3.9% Hindus and 1.7% Jews.\nCertainly pathological thinking \u2013 a real mental illness, which currently defines anti-Semitism as a \u201cconspiracy theory\u201d \u2013 could maintain that this data is \u201crigged\u201d.\nThis is not true. Indeed, it is real data taken from the tax returns of the countries recording significant GDP rates in the world.\nIn the United States, however, Jews are the ethnic-religious group that earns higher wages than any other similar group.\nAnd there are still many poor people \u2013 poor like the Jews who arrived in New York two or three generations ago.\nCurrently 45% of New York\u2019s Jewish children live just below the poverty line, while in the United States the poor Jews account for 26.4% as against an absolute average of 30.8%.\nBetween 1991 and 2011 the number of poor Jews in the United States increased by 22%.\nHence, as we already knew, the myth of the rich Jews who secretly organize economic crises or the spoliation and dispossession of the goyim peoples is completely unfounded.\nBut where did anti-Semitism historically originate? Probably in Europe and, above all, in the area of popular Christianity.\nThere is no difference here between Protestant and Catholic anti-Jewish hatred.\nIn his treatise On the Jews and Their Lies Luther used terminology and arguments that seemed to be copied from one of Goebbels\u2019 leaflets.\nProbably everything began formally with the Spanish laws on limpieza de sangre(blood purity) in the seventieth century and beyond, also after the great pogrom of the Reconquista, which occurred at the same time as the discovery of America.\nAt that time the Jews escaped \u2013 along with the Muslims \u2013 from the \u201cpurified\u201d Spain of Isabella of Castile heading to the East, especially to the Ottoman Empire.\nThe sultan of the time wrote an ironic letter to the Spanish Catholic Kings: \u201cI thank you for bringing me here all these doctors, merchants, scholars and mathematicians, whom I needed\u201d.\nFurthermore, in addition to the specific Catholic anti-Semitism \u2013 from which the Pope, St. Paul VI, but above all another Pope, St. John Paul II, definitively freed us \u2013 there was a secularist anti-Semitism linked to the scientist, positivist and rationalist ideologies developed as from the French Revolution of 1789.\nA revolution which soon led to a resurgence of irrationalist and antiscientific attitudes: just think of Gracchus Babeuf\u2019s Arcadian refusal of technology and factory work and his \u201cConspiracy of the Equals\u201d or o fRobespierrism, when Lavoisier, the founder of modern chemistry, was guillotined by the revolutionaries under the slogan: \u201cThe Republic has no need of scientists or chemists; the course of justice cannot be delayed!\u201d\nHere other myths \u2013 apparently more \u201crational\u201d \u2013 are already at work.\nDarwinian racism, eugenics, the American anti-Communism \u2013 where Communism is basically the practice of fraternal help \u2013 as well as phrenology or physical anthropology.\nThis was the \u201cscientific\u201d basis of Hitler\u2019s anti-Semitism and, from the beginning, the \u201cF\u00fchrer\u201d was a loyal subscriber to the publications of New York\u2019s \u201cObservatory on Race and Eugenics\u201d, which also set the yearly quotas of immigrants accepted by the US government.\nCertainly confining the Jews to ghettos is also an excellent practice to eliminate dangerous competitors in trade, business or professions.\nThis is just what happened in Italy after the racial laws of 1938.\nWhen the West thrived, Jews\u2019 freedom was revived. Just think of the Florentine Republic of the Medici, as well as the Renaissance, the Italian Risorgimento, in which many Jews participated, and finally the German unification.\nIt should also be noted that, before the Western colonization, the Jews of the Middle East lived without particular restrictions or threats.\nHowever, the number of the sporadic anti-Jewish actions were more or less the same as in Europe.\nIt is therefore appropriate to say that it was precisely the European anti-Semitism, imported into the French or British colonies, to stimulate the latent and silent anti-Semitism of the local population.\nCurrently, throughout the Middle East, the avowed anti-Semitism account for 98% on average.\nA major cultural and political problem.\nIn fact, if a powerful Islamic militant group like Hamas, that is currently considered \u201cterrorist\u201d by both the EU and the USA \u2013 a group which is also an offshoot of the Muslim Brotherhood -states in its founding Charter it believes in the Protocols of the Elders of Zion, this means that there is a problem of communication between the worst Europe and the most fanatical Middle East, which concerns both us and the Islamists of the Gaza Strip.\nThe \u201cProtocols\u201d are, in fact, a key example of the new and old anti-Semitism.\nFrom 1880 to 1921, the anti-Semitic pressure in Russia was one of the major mechanisms that favoured the Jewish migration to the United States.\nMoreover, the early twentieth century was a phase of extreme weakness for the Russian tsarist system, that the anti-Semitic myth greatly contributed to blocking and stabilizing, until the German operation that favoured the peace treaty of Brest-Litovsk and hence Germany\u2019s initial support for Bolshevik Russia.\nOn the one hand, the tsarist regime accused the Jews of plotting against the Russian Empire, on the other, the Jews were accused not only of the severe economic crisis, but also of the anti-tsarist propaganda, both the revolutionary and the bourgeois and pro-Western one.\nHence the anti-Semitic and the anti-Zionist propaganda are closely interwoven. 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        "raw_content": "Justin\u2019s #4 \u2013 Even If You Don\u2019t: A Love Story, Bryan C. Taylor, 300 pages\nEver since I made it my goal to read 52 books a year back in 2014, I\u2019ve accomplished that goal with ease. Since that fateful first year of discovering the joy of reading and reading a lot, I\u2019ve had the pleasure of consuming literally dozens of books; at least 200. I can say with complete honesty that this is one of the best books I have ever read.\nBryan C. Taylor notes in the blurb detailing his first book that this is not a cancer story, but a love story. That is an odd statement when you first enter the world of Bryan and his future bride\u2019s (Kailen) life. What starts out as a run-of-the-mill love story turns quickly into a cancer story. When Bryan and Kailen decide to get married, there is an understanding that he is marrying into her numerous health problems. The health of Kailen continues to decline in their marriage as she battles first numerous digestive ailments and then later breast cancer. The narrative turns abruptly from a heartwarming story into a tragedy. The subtitle of the book becomes almost ironic as you get deeper into it, a fact that you don\u2019t fully appreciate until the end.\nAs Taylor brings the characters to life, the hardships he and particularly Kailen had to endure are excruciating. He separates his experience into four parts: \u201cThe Hand and Heart,\u201d about falling in love and eventually marrying Kailen, \u201cThe Bend in the Road,\u201d the beginning of Kailen\u2019s health problems, \u201cWar,\u201d the worsening of her conditions, and finally, \u201cThe Gloaming,\u201d the resolution. Throughout the book, every hospital experience, every unknown, every shot and illness gives you pause to consider the bravery and strength of these two young lovers; too young to have this weight thrusted upon them. In Part 3 of the book, \u201cWar,\u201d Taylor chronicles the continual battle for Kailen\u2019s life through chemotherapy and managing her aggressive cancer. Her doctor says, in one poignant section of the book, \u201cBut this is war. It\u2019s going to be brutal for a while. Make no mistake, you\u2019re in a fight for your lives. Staying alive is a conscious choice you\u2019ll have to make, and it won\u2019t always be preferable. But I can promise you one thing \u2013 I\u2019ll fight alongside you every step of the way\u201d (Taylor, Kindle Locations 1165-1167).\nAnd this, more or less, is much of what the book is about: the fight to stay alive with someone by your side every step of the way. But the book is not dull by any stretch of the imagination (in fact, I read it within one day; it is definitely a page turner). While it may be a chronicle of events, it is done in such a way that expresses much grander themes:\nAs a newlywed, the love that Taylor had for Kailen despite anything that may have happened or would happen to her stands out to me. At the beginning of their marriage, Taylor had a steep learning curve to understanding his new life. But after that, no embarrassing moment or vulnerability could make him love her any less, and he provided for her every need. I think this is an important lesson for picking your future mate; would they be willing to see you at the lowest low and still want to be with you? Have you chosen someone who would dote on you in your time of need?\nThe positivity and fight that Kailen had in ever insurmountable odds are traits that, had I been placed in this situation, I would want. In my own opinion, the sovereignty of God is such that everything happens for a reason. Reading through this book makes you give pause to how horrific this fallen world is. But even so, to think about how many people\u2019s lives Kailen changed forever makes you think: was it worth it? At one point, Taylor states that people in over 54 countries had seen her blog. She had been an inspiration for people living in a quarter of the world\u2019s countries. In my estimation, I believe it was worth it.\nOne of the most intriguing themes of this book is something I have thought about a lot. Taylor and Kailen are professing Christians, but I love his honesty in writing this account. He expresses everything from joy, to sadness, to anger, to the brink of insanity in some instances. He doesn\u2019t hesitate from stating his true feelings, recognizing God\u2019s sovereignty and ability to take away Kailen\u2019s pain juxtaposed with the reality that He didn\u2019t and He won\u2019t. This leads to some directed anger towards God which displays a frank and honest view of this fallen world that Christians sometimes don\u2019t have the courage to own.\nThese are just some of the themes that stuck out to me throughout this book. I am by no means an emotional person, in general. In saying that, it seemed like every single page of this book had me on the brink of tears. At the end, I have no shame in saying that I wept. The true events in this book are filled with so much wisdom about suffering, death, and love. It was only at the end of the book that I could say no, it is not a cancer story; it really is a love story. Thank you Bryan for your courage and for writing this marvelous book.",
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        "raw_content": "2018 Case Study: Artigua White\nNeil's brief primer: Art was a high school athlete who walked on at an HBCU school in Houston but decided to focus on academics after his freshman year. He attended grad school in Miami, followed by law school in Sydney, Australia. Though he admits his path to becoming an agent \"certainly want a straight line,\" he followed his passions and at 34 took and passed the NFLPA exam.\nActive NFL clients: Vanderbilt OH Raphael Webb signed with the Patriots as a UDFA.\nWhy did he become an agent?: \"It was my first day of class as a sophomore in college when I discovered the sports agent industry. I met this guy named John. He was a senior. We had small talk before class -- what's your major, how many classes you have left, what's your plans after graduating, etc. He mentioned he'd like to become a sports agent. Class was about to start so the conversation ended abruptly. However, I found his desire to become an agent very interesting so I researched it. I fell in love. I then saw Jerry McGuire and that's when I knew that I had to pursue becoming a sports agent.\"\nDay job: Merchant services sales for a company in Houston.\nHis take on the NFLPA exam: \"The test was intense. I didn't pass the first time, but did the second. It was the ITL study materials that helped tremendously the second go-round, which I hadn't utilized initially. I'd say close to half of the test was covered in the study material. What helped most was note preparation and getting organized.\"\nHardest part of being an agent: \"It's that you don't know what you don't know, and that includes the business, which you have to experience. An internship matters less in my opinion. Admin work and talking to players is OK, but that's not the life of an agent. You may think that a player cares about the 'you can trust me' and 'I want to be there for you no matter what, compared to a big agency not giving you much attention,' blah blah blah. The players in most cases want you to tell them what they want to hear; they mostly care about the money. I feel that I'm a pretty easygoing person and want to trust everyone, but the reality is that you can't trust in this industry. That's hard for me.\"\nHe felt like he'd had a successful first year as a contract advisor when . . .: \"I (signed) a known player that I had to go after, opposed to just signing someone that wanted me.\"\nLesson he learned that he wished he's known before he got certified: \"How costly it could be to be an agent. Not only does it takes time to get paid, but you likely won't get a return on your investment during your first year. Even if you get a top pick, you'll likely have to wait till Year 2 to see a return.\"",
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        "raw_content": "Home > Perspectives > Discussion Paper > Clinician Engagement for Continuous Learning\nBy Richard Platt, Kathleen Blake, Patricia Franklin, J. Michael Gaziano, Robert Harrington, Adrian Hernandez, Rainu Kaushal, Andrew Masica, Janice Nevin, John Rumsfeld, and Marianne Hamilton Lopez\nMarch 06, 2017 | Discussion Paper\nParticipants and other stakeholders in today\u2019s U.S. health care system are striving for the generation of new knowledge to guide care while at the same time they are also managing growing clinical and organizational complexity, directing considerable attention to curbing health care costs, and reducing inefficiencies. An important early milestone toward achieving these goals was the establishment of the Center for Medicare & Medicaid Innovation (CMMI) following the passage of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA) of 2010 to promote innovations in care delivery that fulfill the Triple Aim of improving health and health care at lower cost. In January 2015 the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services established the Health Care Payment Learning & Action Network (HCP-LAN, or LAN) to work in concert with partners in the private, public, and nonprofit sectors to transform the nation\u2019s health system to emphasize value over volume by supporting and advancing the adoption of value-based payment and alternative payment models. Passage in 2015 of the Medicare Access and CHIP [Children\u2019s Health Insurance Program] Reauthorization Act (MACRA) with strong bipartisan, bicameral support in Congress and from the White House set America\u2019s health care system on a path to reform\nthat emphasizes value over volume in federal payment programs. On November 2, 2016, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) issued the Final Policy, Payment, and Quality Provisions in the Medicare Physician Fee Schedule for Calendar Year (CY) 2017 (the Rule) (CMS, 2016). The Rule implements provisions in MACRA intended to promote quality, improvement activities, accessing care information, and attention to cost. These initiatives set the stage for broad engagement of patients and providers in the learning health system.\nBeyond payment reform emphasizing health care value, opportunities to address the challenges facing modern health care can be found within a continuously learning health system, a bidirectional approach to learning in which the care delivery process creates new knowledge and care is adapted in response to knowledge generated. The Institute of Medicine (IOM, 2013) report Best Care at Lower Cost: The Path to Continuously Learning Health Care in America laid out a vision for a continuously learning health system, stating that: \u201cThe committee believes that achieving a learning health care system\u2014one in which science and informatics, patient\u2013clinician partnerships, incentives, and culture are aligned to promote and enable continuous and real-time improvement in both the effectiveness and efficiency of care\u2014is both necessary and possible for the nation.\u201d As shown by this vision (see Box 1) a continuously learning health system offers the promise of creating new knowledge, returning data to clinicians and patients to guide care, making progress in how person-centered care is delivered, reducing costs, and creating value for those served.\nHowever, we assert that realization of the full potential of the continuously learning health system requires more active engagement of front-line clinicians (defined here as providers involved in day-to-day patient care interactions). Instead of the compartmentalized approach to knowledge generation, in which research that informs the delivery of care is separate from the care experience, we contend that future knowledge generation will be best accomplished with fully engaged clinicians, patients, and health care data. Understanding that clinical situations are complex and require sophisticated judgment, we believe the goal of knowledge generation is to provide information to help inform decision making. Fostering the engagement and leveraging the insights of front-line clinicians in knowledge-generating activities will drive a continuously learning health system toward outcomes that are most relevant, easily translated, and valuable to clinical practice and patients.\nEven more so, we believe that it is the ethical, professional, and intellectual responsibility of members of the clinical team to generate knowledge and improve care; and that the interest and commitment to do so by clinical teams exist. The time is right for the health care research and clinical ecosystems to remove the structural barriers separating them\u2014including economic impediments to learning, misalignment of or lack of incentives, and countervailing clinical pressures\u2014that currently inhibit clinician involvement and leadership within a continuously learning and transforming health system.\nThis paper explores how clinicians can advance and benefit from a continuously learning health system. We describe the potential and importance of engaging clinicians in knowledge generation; describe the challenges and strategies for aligning priorities between clinicians and researchers and creating active partnerships in the design and conduct of learning activities; and finally explore impediments to data collection at the point of care, potential facilitative approaches, and strategies for creating a knowledge-generating infrastructure attractive to and supportive of front-line clinicians. To begin a proactive dialogue, we identified priorities for action designed to demonstrate a potential path for creating a knowledge-generating infrastructure beneficial to clinicians, and ultimately, to their patients.\nThe delivery of care offers many opportunities, incentives, and challenges for front-line clinicians. Clinicians must balance increasing expectations for higher quality, performance measurement, and knowledge generation with the daily realities of their clinical practice. While most clinicians still operate under a fee-for-service payment model, there is a growing emphasis on shifting payment and care from volume-based care to value-based care. CMS has already surpassed its goal of having 30% of care supported through value-based payment by the end of 2016 (with a goal of 50% by 2019\u20132020) (Burwell, 2015). Delivery systems increasingly participate in value-based programs such as accountable care organizations, assume upside and downside financial risk for the care they deliver, and are rewarded for effective population management.\nThere is a suite of novel research approaches that align with operations (Abraham et al., 2016; NIH Collaboratory, 2016; PCORnet, 2016) and emerging opportunities for researchers to be embedded within delivery systems (AcademyHealth, 2016). Meanwhile, clinical training programs are striving to address the complex and changing health care environment by moving away from traditional teaching models, which focus primarily on the basic sciences of biology and chemistry, toward ones that promote health services research, learning health systems, data sciences, and team-based care. This rapid change is requiring many medical schools to retrain their faculty and restructure curricula to meet the demands of an evolving health environment. Additionally, regulatory policies are encouraging greater measurement of performance and the use of electronic health record (EHR) systems.\nFor example, the CMS Quality Payment Program established to implement MACRA offers two payment incentive paths for providers to choose from: (1) the Merit-based Incentive Payment System (MIPS) and (2) the advanced Alternative Payment Model (APM) option, both of which measure performance and tie payments to performance on quality and other measures.\nOne of the defining elements of the learning health system is a culture of inquiry that encourages discovery and experimentation. While this culture may be nurtured and indeed expected and rewarded by the research and quality improvement communities, there is less opportunity, funding, time, or precedent for clinician participation to be similarly encouraged and rewarded. We contend that it is not for a lack of interest among front-line clinicians; indeed it is clinicians\u2014those who interact daily with the patients they serve and experience diagnostic and therapeutic gaps\u2014who may be first to recognize opportunities to improve the care that they deliver and to engage in and learn about new discoveries. However, the ecosystem as it currently exists has environmental impediments to clinician engagement in the learning health system.\nObstacles to Clinician Engagement in the Learning Health System\nWithin the current health ecosystem, patient care and related documentation leave little breathing space for clinicians to engage in evidence-generation activities. Clinicians endeavor to meet the goals of the Triple Aim (IHI, 2016) while facing swelling pressures, regulations, reporting requirements, aging populations, higher pharmaceutical costs, misaligned incentives, and additional multiple stressors. Despite growing demands, they do not have adequate and timely access to the information required to respond to all that they are asked to do. It has been estimated that provision of all indicated preventive care services would require 7.4 hours per working day (Yarnall et al., 2003).\nA 2014 survey by Mayo Clinic and American Medical Association investigators revealed that the prevalence of physician burnout is on the rise as compared with 2011 and continues to impact almost all specialties (Shanafelt et al., 2015). A recent time-motion study of clinicians in four specialties reported that for every minute spent in direct face-to-face contact with patients, two minutes was spent on average interacting with the EHR systems (Sinsky et al., 2016). Appointment times with patients are decreasing and time once available for reflection is increasingly consumed by administrative and clinical demands. Even when there are opportunities for clinicians to participate in knowledge generation, the infrastructure to support their involvement is often limited. Clinicians report grappling with uncoordinated measurement, documentation, payment, and other requirements (IOM, 2015).\nLack of Alignment to Prioritize Potential Learning Opportunities\nThe coordination that is essential to fully capturing and properly prioritizing the potential learning opportunities associated with problems as they are recognized by clinicians is currently lacking. Funding sources, incentives, data needs, and priorities of potential contributors to knowledge generation, including clinicians, researchers, and quality assessors, are misaligned. Specific examples of these mismatches include:\nClinicians have limited incentive to participate in research in the current paradigm.\nResearchers and clinicians are paid differently and rewarded differently for their professional activities.\nActivities, such as the translation of new knowledge to local standards of care that requires communication across teams of clinicians, are not generally compensated in the new value-based system.\nClinicians are not routinely compensated for the additional time that is required to document clinical activities in an EHR system. This time is in addition to the clinician time that is still, for the most part, dedicated to billable activities (Sinsky et al., 2014).\nClinical research focused on opportunities to reduce health care service utilization may negatively impact an organization\u2019s bottom line and may therefore indirectly reduce the resources available for non-clinical care activities such as research.\nRequirements to document patient care and submit bills for payment are not always coordinated with documentation requirements for new quality metrics and/or research studies.\nInstitutional recognition and advancement, within a non-academic medical center, may depend more on clinical productivity than on participation in research.\nClinician access to the data relevant to their patients is lacking. In 2015, 78% of clinicians were using certified electronic health technology in their offices (Jamoom and Yang, 2016). However, most systems were primarily designed to meet administrative requirements associated with payment. The data within these systems are often not easy to access for the clinician, which limits optimal use of the rich data being entered for continuous learning. The relevance, timeliness, and value of feedback based on entered data are limited (Zulman et al., 2016). Excessively frequent feedback in the form of low-value electronic alerts has been shown to result in alert fatigue and clinician overrides (Isaac et al., 2009).\nClinicians may view acceptance of an invitation to contribute to randomized clinical trials as potentially adding to their workload without rewards, sufficient reimbursement, or credit. Participation at one of many enrolling sites in a large multi-center clinical trial does not guarantee authorship and promotions for clinicians and is often not financially sustainable.\nThe historical grant-funded research model has typically supported highly specialized research, but research questions have not focused on solutions to major clinical problems.\nLack of Technical Competencies\nNo one has all of the necessary training, competencies, opportunities to collaborate, or cross-discipline education to facilitate learning activities in this rapidly evolving ecosystem. Clinicians are essential, but high-quality learning requires a multi-disciplinary team. Depending on the problem, that might require participation of delivery science experts, statisticians, information technology staff, and research coordinators.\nThe priorities for action, which are articulated below (see Box 2), will require commitment by multiple stakeholders to transform how clinicians engage with, are rewarded for, benefit from, and are included in knowledge-generation initiatives. The charge to create new evidence that improves clinical care does not belong solely in the realm of research. We believe that clinician engagement in the learning health system is an issue of professionalism; it is the intellectual responsibility for members of the clinical team\u2014those people involved in the day-to-day practice of health care delivery\u2014to generate knowledge and improve care (AMA, 2016). The American Medical Association Code of Medical Ethics Principles V and VII speak directly to this responsibility:\nV. A physician shall continue to study, apply, and advance scientific knowledge, maintain a commitment to medical education, make relevant information available to patients, colleagues, and the public, obtain consultation, and use the talents of other health professionals when indicated.\nVII. A physician shall recognize a responsibility to participate in activities contributing to the improvement of the community and the betterment of public health.\nThe interest and commitment by clinicians exist. Clinicians are drawn to health care for the purposes of providing quality care and finding out what works. We contend that the conduct of knowledge-generation activities can and should align with and advance these goals and should occur within the delivery setting. It is more important than ever that the health care ecosystem identify and address existing structural barriers that limit clinician involvement and leadership in a continuously learning and transforming health system. The following identified priorities for action are intended to describe a potential path for creating a knowledge-generating infrastructure that engages and benefits clinicians and their patients.\nCreate Incentives for Clinician Engagement\nAlign Priorities\nThe alignment of clinical research and quality improvement priorities for new knowledge generation is an essential early step toward the greater engagement of clinicians in learning activities. Just as the Patient Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI) requires investigators to engage patients as research proposals are first being developed, we envision similar early engagement of clinicians in learning health system research. As described above, clinicians operate in an environment of numerous competing priorities. Successfully making the case that clinicians have a stake in knowledge generation is more likely if the starting point is a jointly developed set of key questions and study aims. In all research and quality assessment activities (as demonstrated in Box 3) there should be the opportunity, and the expectation, that the topics to be studied will address pressing questions that concern clinicians and the patients they serve. Some priorities might cut across the clinical professions or engage clinicians practicing multiple specialties, while others may be specific to a particular clinical condition, site of care (e.g., inpatient; ambulatory), or an individual institution.\nEngage Clinicians as Active Partners in the Design and Conduct of Learning Activities\nIn addition to clinician engagement in the priorities-setting stage, there is an important role for clinicians in designing data collection methodologies, especially for the aspects of knowledge generation in which they are essential, including determining which of their patients are appropriate candidates for learning activities, and, when indicated, introducing a study to their patients, collecting data at the point of care, and disseminating results.\nAllow Engagement in Knowledge Generation to Satisfy Existing Professional Obligations\nIn order to incentivize clinician engagement in a continuously learning health system, clinical research data and quality improvement data collection should be embedded into the care delivery process and information should be gathered to serve multiple goals. Therefore, knowledge-generating initiatives should take into account existing reporting requirements and programs and reward the time and effort spent on learning activities to fulfill other requirements (e.g., providing continuing medical education [CME] credit, contributing to specialty certification, satisfying MACRA, and similar obligations) (see Box 4). They should also consider other ways the learning activities could provide additional incentives such as co-authorship or acknowledgment (based on their roles) in publications and research proposals.\nGenerate Actionable, Timely, and Relevant Knowledge\nIn addition to financial resources, another important incentive to clinicians is the learning activity. Health care clinician teams are committed to providing better care and learning and knowing which interventions will work best for their patients. More productive partnerships among researcher, quality improvement experts, and clinicians are more likely to occur if the generation of actionable knowledge is the likely end result of their joint efforts. Partnerships will benefit from there being a direct line of sight between the proposed research and the potential benefit to patients.\nPragmatic clinical trials that adapt patient allocation based on interim results may have particular appeal to clinicians who are accustomed to modifying diagnostic and therapeutic approaches in response to interim results during an episode of care. Too often the analysis of study data is conducted outside of the clinical environment and is not made visible early to the front-line clinicians and institutions caring for study participants. Time lags from when the first patient is recruited to when data analysis is complete and the results disseminated via peer-reviewed literature lessen the direct benefits to the original data contributors or care system. Failure to publish the results of studies involving patients is a growing concern among funders of research and journal editors (Gordon et al., 2013). To the growing list of those impacted by failure to publish, most importantly patients, we would also add the clinicians who recruit and care for the participants in those studies.\nClinicians\u2014as members of research and quality improvement (QI) teams or as data contributors or when referring their patients for studies\u2014need to receive something that improves how they care for their patients in return for their participation. This requires more than sharing new knowledge with them. Potential added benefits include more rapid implementation of positive results, comparative data to document their own outcomes and identify opportunities for improvement, and the great experience using, albeit slowly, EHR systems as tools for learning. To begin to address the misalignment of value-based incentives, efforts should be focused on reframing the concept of \u201cfindings\u201d so that researchers and quality assessors work in collaboration with clinicians to learn what results from the data (e.g., risk and outcomes profiles, population-based data on their patients) would be useful and could be shared with them prior to the publication of a paper or a report. As an example, in an effort to make \u201cevidence\u201d more immediate and actionable for clinicians, the Function and Outcomes Research for\nComparative Effectiveness in Total Joint Replacement and Quality Improvement (FORCE-TJR) research cohort assures that data submitted from consenting patients secondarily meet bundled payment program requirements\n(see Box 5) and return point of care evidence to inform care decisions (Franklin et al., 2012). After data capture, researchers provided clinicians and patients immediate data to guide individual care based on both aggregate local and national evidence as well as aggregate data to meet MIPS/APM criteria.\nAddress Productivity Pressure\nMinimize the Competing Demands Placed on Clinicians and Embed Knowledge Generation into Work Flow\nTo realistically engage clinicians as active partners, knowledge-generation activities will need to exist, and be supported, within the clinical care environment. The priorities are to engage clinicians in setting priorities, engage their own patients when necessary, interpret results, and implement better practices that emerge from the collective data. These activities should not place anything other than a minimal additional burden on practicing clinicians. For example, data collection for learning activities should be integrated in the clinic in ways that complement existing work flow. Additionally, data collection could be completed by study and quality improvement personnel, thus limiting the expectation and strain to clinical teams. Finally, structured data collected for patient care and billing should be secondarily available in integrated data warehouses for analyses in research and quality improvement activities. To effectively embed knowledge generation into the work flow will require that health delivery organizations provide tools and support for their clinicians and help develop a culture that encourages both evidence generation and consistent evidence implementation.\nAddress the Misalignment in Financial Compensation\nClinicians engaged in full-time or almost full-time patient care are currently compensated based primarily on the number of patients seen or procedures performed. Although MACRA implementation began on January 1, 2017, the value-based payment adjustments described in the Rule for work done in 2017 will not take effect until 2019. As a result, any clinically appropriate reduction in volume will result in lower practice revenue during the year in which services were or were not provided and any positive payment adjustment realized 2 years later. Clinician practices striving to reduce unnecessary or rarely appropriate services and implementing population health strategies may therefore not have the financial resources to become meaningfully engaged in uncompensated health system research. To begin to address the misalignment in funding we need to:\nFocus efforts on reframing research proposals so that full-time researchers or health systems budget to at least partially compensate front-line clinicians for their time away from patient care and research\nstaff to support clinicians in research activities; and\nExplore a MACRA equivalent for clinical trials enabling and reversing the outflow of clinical trials.\nGiven the increasing pressure on physician time and effort, new reimbursement structures should be put in place to reward those who contribute time to a learning health care system through the volume of care delivery as opposed to the integration of care and research through clinical trials.\nAddress technical competencies\nIncorporate the competencies of continuous learning within medical and graduate school curricula\nAs we seek to create an ecosystem in which clinicians contribute to quality improvement, engage in research, work in care teams, improve population health, and accept greater accountability for outcomes of care, we have an opportunity to ask how medical schools and clinical training programs can promote the competencies clinicians will need if they are to become full participants in a learning health system (AHRQ, 2014).\nTo this point, we believe that additional exploration is critical to identify:\nThe specific competencies needed for pre-medical and current medical students and practicing clinicians. For example, a recent Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) survey recommended inclusion of biostatistics and epidemiology courses in pre-medical curricula to prepare clinicians to interpret formal research analyses and clinic-based aggregate data (Marantz et al., 2003). Today\u2019s population health curricula are too often limited to analyses of formal research trials and statistical output and do not address the analytic tools of learning health systems such as propensity analyses of existing data, statistical process control and trend\nanalyses of practice patterns, or individual prediction models for precision medicine.\nEffective strategies for articulating the value of new competencies to medical school leaders.\nThe potential value of new tools and/or regulations to help incentivize training in the research enterprise, such as required toolkits that young investigators would need for professional success or to meet certifying board requirements for comparative effectiveness research (CER) and/or QI training during residency and/or fellowship training.\nExemplar clinical programs and their rates of return. Schools and delivery systems at the forefront of clinician\u2013researcher collaborations in a learning health system should be identified and channels established to share widely their lessons learned and strategies used such as:\nOpportunities such as 1 year of dedicated time during which clinicians engage in research, post-clinical fellowships, and/or physician assistant and medical student shared learning.\nCurricula focused on embedded training in topics such as data science, trial design, QI, and CER. For example, within the current health environment, students would benefit from learning how to generate new effectiveness data in the course of practice that can be tailored to individual patient risks and inform care and understanding the measurement principles of process and outcomes of care.\nChange and implementation principles for clinicians to foster the adoption of CER/best practices in the local delivery system.\nTraining in team-based care and research activities.\nA fully realized learning health system needs clinicians to assume an active leadership role. Much of our societal effort to advance a learning health system has addressed other sectors, including health system leaders, payers, purchasers, patients, and the public, as well as technical capabilities to allow the secondary use of electronic health data. Consideration of clinicians\u2019 roles has concentrated largely on identifying ways to avoid or minimize their active participation. This approach has constrained progress because many of the most important challenges and opportunities depend on clinicians\u2019 active participation in a wide array of activities, including practice improvement, quality initiatives, and hypothesis driven research, including clinical trials. There is abundant evidence that many clinicians would choose to participate in many research activities. As noted above, the reasons this occurs so rarely are not subtle. They are also addressable, even in the context of the demands of contemporary medical practice.\nOur most important emphasis is to engage clinicians directly in priority setting for the research and other learning in which they will participate. This approach has obvious relevance for activities that inform immediate clinical practice. We believe many clinicians will also choose to participate in research that may have a longer lead time to affect their practice, if they see its relevance to their patients\u2019 unmet needs. Additional ways to provide positive incentives to participate are to ensure that information derived from trials, registries, and other structured learning flows back to clinicians regularly.\nHowever, it is also important to offload some current obligations of clinicians. We believe there are substantial opportunities for structured participation in learning health system activities to satisfy existing requirements. Awarding CME credit is a simple way to do this. More importantly there is currently an opportunity for these valuable and professionally rewarding activities to be structured to satisfy meaningful use requirements and the evolving requirements of MACRA. In addition to creating the ability of high-quality learning activities to satisfy existing requirements, we note the importance of creating roles for clinicians that take advantage of their unique functions in delivery systems. In addition to priority setting, they are often the only ones who can evaluate their patients\u2019 needs and they are the ones who have the rapport and credibility to introduce novel care options to their patients. We should design activities to take advantage of these abilities, but not require clinicians to perform other tasks, including consenting and data collection, when other professionals can complete them. We also fully\nsupport providing direct financial compensation for clinician engagement whenever that is possible.\nFinally, we should create opportunities for clinicians at all levels of professional development to acquire expertise about the ways in which knowledge development can be incorporated directly into clinical practice. The emergence of pragmatic clinical trials, cluster randomization, step wedge introduction of policies and practices, and quasi-experimental designs as widely applicable methods to understand and improve clinical care is relatively recent. To the extent that clinicians understand these methods, even at a conceptual level, they will be more effective partners in advancing the health of their patients. Teaching these methods in medical schools and post-graduate programs will be valuable; they can also be introduced in an array of CME formats.\nWe recognize that there are formidable barriers to clinicians\u2019 active engagement in learning health system activities. We also see a clear path to increasing such engagement in a manner that clinicians will see as improving both their day-to-day professional lives as well as advancing their ability to provide better care.\nShare this paper with your social networks!\nAbraham, E., C. Blanco, C. C. Lee, J. B. Christian, N. Kass, E. B. Larson, M. Mazumdar, S. Morain, K. M. Newton, A. Ommaya, B. Patrick-Lake, R. Platt, J. Steiner, M. Zirkle, and M. H. Lopez. 2016. Generating knowledge from best care: Advancing the continuously learning health system. 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American Journal of Public Health 93(4):635-641.\nZulman, D. M., N. H. Shah, and A. Verghese. 2016. Evolutionary pressures on the electronic health record: Caring for complexity. JAMA 316(9):923-924.\nPlatt, R., K. Blake, P. Franklin, J. M. Gaziano, R. Harrington, A. Hernandez, R. Kaushal, A. Masica, J. Nevin, J. Rumsfeld, and M. Hamilton Lopez. 2017. Clinician Engagement for Continuous Learning. NAM Perspectives. Discussion Paper, National Academy of Medicine, Washington, DC. doi: 10.31478/201703a\nRichard Platt, MD, MS, is Professor & Chair of the Department of Population Medicine, Harvard Medical School/Harvard Pilgrim Health Care Institute; Kathleen Blake, MD, MPH, is Vice President of Healthcare Quality, American Medical Association; Patricia Franklin, MD, MBA, MPH, is Professor, University of Massachusetts Medical School; J. Michael Gaziano, MD, MPH, is Director of MAVERIC, VA Boston Healthcare System and is Chief, Division of Aging, Brigham and Women\u2019s Hospital; Robert Harrington, MD, is Arthur L. Bloomfield Professor of Medicine and Chairman of the Department of Medicine, Stanford University; Adrian F. Hernandez, MD, MHS, FAHA, is Director of Health Services Outcomes Research and is Faculty Associate Director of Duke Clinical Research Institute, Duke University School of Medicine; Rainu Kaushal, MD, MPH, is Professor and Chair of Healthcare Policy & Research and is Nanette Laitman Distinguished Professor of Healthcare Policy & Research, Weill Cornell Medicine; Andrew Masica, MD, MSCI, is Chief Clinical Effectiveness Officer, Baylor Scott & White Health; Janice Nevin, MD, MPH, is President & Chief Executive Officer, Christiana Care Health System; John S. Rumsfeld, MD, PhD, FACC, is Chief Innovation Officer, American College of Cardiology and is Professor of Medicine, University of Colorado School of Medicine; Marianne Hamilton Lopez, PhD, MPA, is Senior Program Officer National Academy of Medicine.\nThe authors would like to thank Andrew Bindman, MD, formerly of the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, and Catherine M. Meyers, MD, National Institutes of Health, for their review of the paper and expert\nguidance; and Vivi Vo and Rosheen Birdie, National Academy of Medicine, for their valuable assistance in facilitating the development of the paper.\nThe views expressed in this Perspective are those of the authors and not necessarily of the authors\u2019 organizations, the National Academy of Medicine (NAM), or the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and\nMedicine (the National Academies). The Perspective is intended to help inform and stimulate discussion. It has not been subjected to the review procedures of, nor is it a report of, the NAM or the National Academies. Copyright by the National Academy of Sciences. All rights reserved.\nClinician Well-Being, Health Policy and Regulation, Nursing, Payment Reform, Quality and Safety, Workforce",
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        "raw_content": "NATIONAL BIBLE ASSOCIATION WHOSE MEMBERS ARE\nof the Protestant, Catholic, and Jewish faiths, all joined together for the sole purpose to \u201cEncourage Everyone to Read the Bible\u2026whatever version\u201c.\nThe National Bible Association is a non-profit, educational association operating in the public square that provides a platform for our Nation\u2019s Leaders to encourage people to read the Bible. The purpose of the National Bible is to Encourage the Reading of the Bible\u2026whichever version is used.\nThe National Bible Association was created in 1940 by a group of business and professional leaders in New York City. Their purpose was to find hope for America while war raged in Europe. By 1941 these leaders agreed that the Bible, a proven source of hope and encouragement throughout history, should be the focus of their efforts.\nToday, the strength of National Bible continues as an association of dedicated members who encourage Bible reading locally, through events and special projects, and nationally, through media campaigns. This is done primarily through our three main program areas: International Bible Week, National Bible Week, Media & Literature, and Awards and Recognition. Our goal is to encourage everyone to read the Bible and raise awareness of the Bible\u2019s importance and relevance to our nation as a whole, as well as in the lives of individuals.\nNext: National Bible Week",
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        "raw_content": "Q. What do poetry, art, plays and festivals have to do with journalism?\nA. Community engagement.\nCommunity engagement is an evolving practice in newsrooms eager to keep loyal readers and attract new ones. It\u2019s a way to connect journalists with stakeholders in creative, out-of-the-box ways.\nThree journalists shared their tips and resources on video for the National Press Foundation.\nCole Goins, senior manager at REVEAL at the Center for Investigative Reporting, described several projects that he has worked with:\nPostcard outreach to citizens in Oxnard, California, who may have been exposed to harmful pesticides. Residents could interact by text message with an exhaustive database built by CIR.\nA reporting project on surveillance in Oakland, California, that culminated in an interactive exhibit at the Oakland Museum.\nAn investigative series about a fatal explosion by Kansas City Star reporter Mike McGraw that was written into a play, Justice in the Embers, that drew packed audiences.\n\u201cThink about how you can take your story directly to the public, rather than making them come to you,\u201d Goins said.\nGoins also mentored Maggie Clark, a reporter at the Sarasota Herald-Tribune, on a project about 2 million Florida children on Medicaid. She used social media to reach Medicaid parents who gave her data-driven reporting a human face. And the reporters also attended a children\u2019s fair to reach out to parents and kids. Clark describes her efforts in this video.\nGreg Barber described a \u201cstory tools\u201d group at The Washington Post, where he is director of digital news projects. They help reporters create quizzes and polls, as well as find communities to interact with to enrich the reporting. He cited the Post\u2019s advice columnist Carolyn Hax and the Capital Weather Gang as especially successful at building communities of interested readers.\nBarber is also co-founder of The Coral Project, which is in the process of producing open-source tools and resources for publishers of all sizes to build better communities around their journalism. Though the tools aren\u2019t yet ready, journalists can sign up for The Coral Project newsletter to keep up with best practices.\ncommunity engagement engagement social media",
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        "raw_content": "How to guarantee global food security whilst reducing the environmental impact of agriculture is one of the most urgent questions humanity faces. We were very pleased, therefore, that this topic was discussed in the very first issue of Nature Ecol & Evo. However, whilst we agree with Professor Bennett that the lens of the debate should be widened1, we disagree that it should be framed exclusively around human well-being and argue that it would be more productive to build on, rather than abandon, existing analytical frameworks.\nFocusing solely on human well-being prioritises species that provide ecosystem services \u2013 usually common species close to people2. Most species, however, are rare and sensitive to human disturbance. This is why field studies of several thousand species \u2013 from birds in Kazakh steppe, Latin American grasslands, and equatorial African forests, to South American dung beetles and trees across three continents3,4 \u2013 show that land-sparing approaches that promote the protection or restoration of natural habitats would, if implemented, benefit a range of taxa in a wide variety of landscapes. Despite concerns surrounding the generalisability of these case-studies, the results are remarkably consistent. Focusing only on human well-being risks abandoning these species in the face of ever-increasing threats.\nManaging multifunctional landscapes requires difficult decisions about the trade-offs and prioritization of services. In some cases, multiple services will benefit from the same land use. However, in many cases what benefits one metric will negatively impact another. Attempting to maximise any aspect of biodiversity, human well-being or food production without considering consequences for the others will therefore lead to sub-optimal solutions. Instead, we need quantitative frameworks that allow us to weigh-up the pros and cons of different land-use decisions for multiple landscape functions5. The land-sparing/sharing framework explicitly does this, and has already been extended beyond biodiversity and food production to address forestry and urban planning6,7, ecosystem services3,7\u20139, lifestyle interventions such as dietary change and food waste reductions8, and mixed (rather than binary) land-use scenarios10.\nWe believe that quantitative frameworks such as the land-sparing/sharing framework have greatly expanded our understanding of how to balance human and environmental needs. In some cases the interests of both will align, but, as many studies have demonstrated, there are also unavoidable trade-offs. If we want wildlife to persist alongside food production, flood protection, climate mitigation, and other services, we should use all tools at our disposal to evaluate these trade-offs, rather than hope that a focus on human well-being will benefit all life on earth.\nWe'd welcome comments on our thoughts, as well as on Prof. Bennett's original piece and, if you're interested in this kind of thing, there is also a discussion on the Food Climate Research Network.\nDavid R. Williams, Tom Finch, Erasmus K. H. J. zu Ermgassen\n1. Bennett, E. M. Changing the agriculture and environment conversation. Nat. Ecol. Evol. 1, 0018 (2017).\n2. Kleijn, D. et al. Delivery of crop pollination services is an insufficient argument for wild pollinator conservation. Nat. Commun. 6, 7414 (2015).\n3. Gilroy, J. J. et al. Optimizing carbon storage and biodiversity protection in tropical agricultural landscapes. Glob. Change Biol. 20, 2162\u20132172 (2014).\n4. Balmford, A., Green, R. & Phalan, B. Land for Food & Land for Nature? Daedalus 144, 57\u201375 (2015).\n5. Charpentier, A. Insights from life history theory for an explicit treatment of trade-offs in conservation biology. Conserv. Biol. J. Soc. Conserv. Biol. 29, 738\u2013747 (2015).\n6. Edwards, D. P., Gilroy, J. J. & Woodcock, P. Land-sharing versus land-sparing logging: reconciling timber extraction with biodiversity conservation. Glob. Change Biol. 20, 183\u2013191 (2014).\n7. Stott, I., Soga, M., Inger, R. & Gaston, K. J. Land sparing is crucial for urban ecosystem services. Front. Ecol. Environ. 13, 387\u2013393 (2015).\n8. Cohn, A. S. et al. Cattle ranching intensification in Brazil can reduce global greenhouse gas emissions by sparing land from deforestation. Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. U. S. A. 111, 7236\u20137241 (2014).\n9. Lamb, A. et al. The potential for land sparing to offset greenhouse gas emissions from agriculture. Nat. Clim. Change 6, 488\u2013492 (2016).\n10. Butsic, V. & Kuemmerle, T. 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        "raw_content": "GAME OF THRONES and IT'S ALWAYS SUNNY IN PHILADELPHIA Make a Surprisingly Good Mash-Up\nAt first glance, the epic drama Game of Thrones and the raunchy comedy It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia don't have much in common. One is about separate royal families conflicting in the name of political power and trying their best to survive in a dangerous, mystical land filled with dragons and other menacing threats. The other chronicles the trials of a group of bar owners as they get in their own way with wild ideas that typically end in somebody getting injured, rejected, or shamed.\nThen again, there's a lot they have in common too. They both take place in a rough part of the world, both star an engaging and eclectic ensemble cast, both include the possibility of family members getting freaky with each other (we're looking at you, McPoyles). While the Game of Thrones parody is well-trodden territory at this point, that doesn't mean that it can't still be done well. Truly, YouTuber Pa Jama has triumphed with his mash-up of the two series, sensibly titled It's Always Sunny in Westeros (via Polygon).\nThe trick to the series is applying the wickedly cheery It's Always Sunny aesthetic to the much more somber GOT, playing with the misfortunes of Westeros' finest. For example, there's one episode (each are about 30-60 seconds long) titled \u201cJamie Gets Crippled,\u201d which takes place following Bran Stark's coma-inducing fall in the first season, while another episode, \"The Game Goes to a Wedding,\" happens right before... well, you can probably guess.\nCheck out all 14 episodes of the series for yourself above, and whether you're in Philly or Westeros, be safe out there.\nFeatured Image: HBO",
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        "raw_content": "in Apologetics, Hot Topic, Philosophy, Sehnsucht, Thinking\nSignificance for Christian Practice\nNietzsche is certainly good at reminding us that if God does not break into human experience then we are hopelessly lost. Nietzsche shows us what the antithesis of Christianity looks like. Nietzsche is correct, if God is dead, \u201cif atheism is true, there is no moral accountability for one\u2019s actions\u2026 If life ends at the grave, it makes no difference whether one lives as Stalin or as a saint.\u201d[1]\nApologists need to show people the world as it is, and existentialists like Nietzsche can do a good job at shaking us awake to the realities of our broken world. Ironically, understanding Nietzsche could help people become \u201cpoor in spirit,\u201d a prerequisite to the Kingdom of heaven. Through, the dark and dooming picture that Nietzsche paints we can see our existential need for God. Thus, understanding Nietzsche\u2019s philosophy can actually be helpful for Christians.\nNietzsche and the existentialists are right that we cannot (currently) have the harmonious world that we all desire.[2] However, Nietzsche and his heirs cannot account for humanities intense desire (Sehnsucht) for harmony and peace (shalom). How and why do we (at times) experience and enjoy things that are profoundly joyous?[3] Why do we have the desire to expand those experiences when they are meaningless? So, we see that Nietzsche cannot account for the laws of nature, meaning, and our innate longing (Sehnsucht). However, the Christian faith can.\nIf there were more space it would also be helpful to explore how studying Nietzsche can help us confront the \u201cnew atheism.\u201d[4] For example, though it makes no sense, modern man, even with his rejection of truth, prizes acts of kindness (at least in theory) and will jump up in judgment if a Christian does something that they deem wrong (although, \u201cwrong\u201d does not exist). Actually, there are many other things we could look at.[5]\nThe Apostle Paul basically says that if Christ has not been raised then let us do whatever we find to do, let us \u201cwill to power.\u201d If God does not exist or is not known then we as individuals are alone and decide and make our own way (whether \u201ceating or drinking\u201d [1 Cor. 15:32] or whatever). However, if it is true that Christ has been raised from the dead, then we are to labor heartedly unto the Lord (v. 58). Again, ideas and beliefs have big consequences.\nThrough a reading of Nietzsche we can see that apart from God we have no solid footing; our morality is as shifting as sinking sand. Apart from the solid foundation of a God who speaks, our morality sinks into the dangerous bog of subjectivism. However, thankfully, the truth is, Nietzsche is dead; God is alive and well.\n[1] Moreland and Craig, Philosophical Foundations for a Christian Worldview, 493.\n[2] \u201cChristianity refuses to say that you can be hopeful if you are basing your hope on evidence of change for the better in mankind\u201d (Francis A. Schaeffer, Trilogy [Wheaton: Crossway Books, 1990], 46).\n[3] Actually, \u201cIn his Untimely Meditations, for example, Nietzsche, too, traced philosophy and religion to a \u2018metaphysical need\u2019 as its undeniable motivation, but he changed his view later on\u201d (Salaquarda, \u201cNietzsche and the Judaeo-Christian tradition,\u201d 98).\n[4] Morality, regardless of if some people think it is true that it benefits society or not, what if I do not care about society, what if I just care about myself and fulfilling whatever sick desire it is that I have? How can you say that is truly morally wrong (what is truth anyway and what should I care of society?!)? Or if by some \u201cblessed mistake\u201d we evolved and have morality, are not we free to \u201cevolve\u201d past it, and do whatever our inner urges prompt us to do? That is the direction Nietzsche went, and though I think he was wrong, I think he was honest at this point. I think the new atheists put a lot of spin on what they say. Yes, it is true that people may not need God to be good, they do need God if they want other people to be good. If there is no God then it is just your word against mine, and what if I am bigger and stronger, and what if I disagree with you? You may not want me to take your car, your girlfriend, and do whatever I want but, in the final analysis, if that\u2019s what I choose to do and I can get away with it, then there is nothing really wrong with it. Nietzsche shows us that the old adage, \u201cIt\u2019s fine, just as long no one get\u2019s hurt\u201d is wrong if God is dead. If God is dead, then it is fine even if someone gets hurt. The morality that rules the apes is essentially what rules us if God is dead, the most powerful enforce the rules (sometimes the apes might rise up together and kill an especially abusive ape but even then another ape will rise up and enforce his subjective will). So, if we say that morality is subjective and absolutely at the will of the powers that be, then yes we all have morality. But, if that is all the morality we have then our morality is ever shifting and under that system we could have pedophiliacs enforce their brand of morality and there would be nothing wrong with it. If there is no God and thus no transcultural transtemporal morality then truly all things are permitted. No matter how moral the new atheists are, they have no grounds, except their subjective (and judgmental) judgment to think something is wrong (including parents teaching their kids about miracles; why prize \u201cscience\u201d or \u201cadvancement\u201d or whatever?).\n[5] It would be interesting to look at how \u201cWill to power\u201d is the opposite of the Christian ethic. Jesus Himself humbled Himself and His \u201cwill\u201d in submission to His Father\u2019s will.\nSee also eternal recurrence. Whether or not Nietzsche held to a literal eternal recurrence I am not sure; however, living as though it were literally true would make sense if his philosophy of no God and no morality were true. It would be akin to what Paul says in 1 Corinthians 15, \u201cIf Christ has not been raised, then let us eat and drink for tomorrow we die.\u201d Or, Paul could have said, \u201cIf God is dead then let\u2019s live as though this day will reoccur over and over again. Let\u2019s care nothing for morality, let\u2019s enjoy whatever pleasures we find to enjoy.\u201d\nChristians also have reason to seize the day, to live with vigor and passion, but it is based on the decisiveness of this life. Christ rose from the dead in space and time, as many historical accounts attest to, contra Nietzsche, and this changes everything. It means that the Kingdom is an upside down Kingdom, it means the meek, not the mighty, shall inherit the earth. 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        "raw_content": "18 Sep What I Did For My Own Recovery\nAs a full-time working mom with two young children, my truth at that time was that I had all the good things in life: a loving husband, healthy and talented kids, a professional career, a beautiful home in Hermosa Beach, parents living nearby, and our family dog, Duke. My truth was shattered as the insidious disease of alcoholism invaded our family. It took me seven years to crawl out of the hole of denial as my son Dan, now 20 years old, got sober at 18 years old, but had been using drugs and alcohol since the age of 11.\nMy new truth is that I am as sick as the alcoholic in my life. This truth has required me to accept, first and foremost, that alcoholism is a family disease. As convinced as I was that my son Dan needed long term treatment after his shorter prior experiences with jails and institutions, I finally realized that I needed help, too. I was on the verge of emotional and physical collapse, I was crippled with constant negative thoughts, I was living in the past daydreaming about my young and healthy son, desperately hoping Dan would have a happy, healthy and successful future.\nI was physically ill with gastrointestinal issues, gout, weight loss, weight gain, low energy, erratic behavior, isolating from family and friends, and slowly destroying my relationship with my husband. I seriously ignored my responsibilities in my job and found myself lying to cover up my inability to perform as required. I was lying to everyone to cover up the truth. This insanity was my truth and I was embarrassed to admit it to anyone, including, at times, to my own husband.\nI walked into the rooms of Al Anon in December of 2015 and knew I was not alone in my truth. By the time my son entered New Life House in April of 2017, I had already been in Al Anon for 16 months. I was attending 2 meetings each week. One of those meetings is specifically designated as a \u201cParent Meeting\u201d meaning that everyone in the room (approximately 40 people each week) was a parent of an alcoholic. This meeting has been critical to my recovery because I know that I am not alone in my recovery journey as a parent of an alcoholic son.\nI heard things in my first Al Anon meeting that I use on a daily basis and will never forget:\nThat we can get better if we keep coming back and work the Steps with our own sponsor;\nThat Step 1 contains the word \u201cWe\u201d so I know I never have to be alone in my recovery; and\nThe 3 Cs: I didn\u2019t cause it, I can\u2019t control it, and I can\u2019t cure it. What a relief I felt after my very first meeting!\nAl Anon has been the number one critical piece of my recovery. It provides me with a safe place to discuss my insanity, it provides me with literature to read on a daily basis to get me through difficult days, it provides me with literature to guide me through the Steps, it provides me with guidelines regarding my behavior (i.e., my obsession, anxiety, denial, anger, and guilt), and most of all it has brought me closer to God, my Higher Power. I have learned to \u201clet go and let God.\u201d\nIn the rooms of Al Anon, I learned to \u201cdetach with love.\u201d Letting go and detaching from my son does not mean that I ignore him, love him any less, or do not support him in his recovery. It means that I will allow God\u2019s plan to unfold naturally and that I affirm Dan\u2019s right to live his own life, make his own choices, and to grow and experience the results of his own actions. I learned in Al Anon that my son Dan has his own Higher Power and it\u2019s not me! Most importantly, I have learned in the rooms of Al Anon to keep the focus on myself\u2026 that I am powerless over my son.\nI am learning all I can about the disease of alcoholism. This includes reading the Big Book of AA, attending open AA meetings, attending meetings at New Life House and reading anything relevant and interesting suggested by my Al Anon friends. The more I understand the disease, the more I understand my family and our behaviors.\nSponsorship is a critical piece of my Al Anon recovery. I have heard more than one longtime Al Anon speaker say \u201cYou must get a sponsor. You\u2019d be silly not to because a sponsor is a teacher and a friend who will help you find serenity.\u201d \u201cWow,\u201d I thought, \u201cwho would not want serenity in their life?\u201d After trying and failing multiple times to get my son to stop using drugs and alcohol, I want what my sponsor has: serenity, whether my son is drinking or not. It\u2019s important to find a sponsor who you can relate to. My own sponsor knew I was fragile and needed to work Step 1 slowly. I just recently finished Step 1 and am moving on to Step 2, but I can see that I have to work Step 1 on a daily basis. I have to constantly remind myself of my powerlessness over people, places, and things.\nInitially, I was disappointed in myself that I was not working the steps quicker, comparing myself to others. However, I have come to realize that I can take as much time as I want because it is my recovery and no one else\u2019s. Today, I am proud of myself for my Step 1 accomplishment and look forward to continuing my work with my sponsor. I have made a commitment now to meet with her on a weekly basis for approximately one hour. I am so grateful for my loving, kind, and compassionate sponsor who is willing to guide me through my recovery. She is a precious gift. Al Anon is a gift of a lifetime; the gift of fellowship, the gift of recovery, the gift of serenity in my life.\nService is also an important part of my recovery. I have been able to have commitments at my Al Anon home meeting, including treasurer, leading meetings, speaker person, birthday person, and greeter. These commitments keep me coming back and keep me close to my fellowship in the rooms. I have made friends for life in the rooms of Al Anon and am forever grateful for the friendship, support, and guidance they have provided to me. In the spirit of service, I have reached out to help other families in need of guidance with the issues of alcoholism and I have also become involved with my son\u2019s recovery community.\nNew Life House provides a family component of my son\u2019s recovery program. After 16 months at New Life House, Dan is an in-house graduate and I continue to attend family meetings twice a month on Saturdays. The meetings provide families of alcoholics information and knowledge about the disease of alcoholism. They also provide an opportunity to learn about how my son is doing in his recovery and to engage with the other young men in the program and their families. I plan to continue to attend family meetings on Saturday and be of service to NLH families who may be struggling with their son\u2019s addiction and recovery. I am grateful to NLH for all that I have learned about the disease, my son, and myself. NLH is definitely a part of my own recovery experience.\nMy own spirituality has grown tremendously through my recovery process. Although I was raised with religious education and beliefs, only recently have I realized that God is the source of all love and serenity in my life. Prayer and meditation play a significant role in my recovery. Every morning I pray and every day I find time to meditate. I have also taken meditation classes which have really increased my awareness of the importance of living in the present moment. I am learning to focus on \u201cthe now\u201d and let go of the past and the future.\nMy truth today: I am grateful to God, to Al Anon, my sponsor, NLH, and my son Dan for all that I am learning in my own recovery. I know I have a lot more work to do in my recovery, but I can work on it one day at a time!\nPeter Boncross\nKnowing this family and this loving mother as I do, I know that Dan will continue in his path of recovery. He has support many people can only dream of, and I wish all the best to him and his mom. Though I don\u2019t get to see them often, I love them dearly.\nHuge congratulations to you both, you both so brave.\nMike Reddington\nGod Bless you, Dan, and your family. Best of luck to you all. Keep up the good work !!",
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        "raw_content": "Photo Release -- Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International Presents Al Aube Outstanding Contributor Award to Bob Mitchell of Northrop Grumman\nWASHINGTON, Aug. 17, 2009 -- The Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International (AUVSI) has recognized the pivotal role of Northrop Grumman Corporation's (NYSE:NOC) Robert A. K. \"Bob\" Mitchell in the advancement of unmanned systems. In an awards luncheon presentation, Mitchell was honored with the Al Aube Outstanding Contributor Award in recognition of his visionary leadership and dedication towards the promotion and execution of unmanned technologies.\n\"Bob Mitchell's contributions to the unmanned system industry, and to the efforts that are embodied by AUVSI, make him the ideal candidate to receive this award,\" said Daryl Davidson, AUVSI Foundation Executive Director. \"His contributions go beyond just a focus, it is a vision shared across the industry for bringing unmanned systems into the mainstream.\"\n\"For all intents and purposes, Mitchell is the founding father of Northrop Grumman's core competencies in the technology leadership in developing unmanned systems,\" Davidson continued. \"His knowledge, vision and experience have been used on a multitude of captures and campaigns.\"\nMitchell currently serves as vice president for Northrop Grumman Aerospace Systems sector. Prior to its acquisition in 1999 by Northrop Grumman, Mitchell served as president of Teledyne Ryan Aeronautical. Under his leadership, Teledyne Ryan Aeronautical captured and developed the Global Hawk high altitude, long endurance, unmanned aircraft system (UAS).\nUpon the acquisition by Northrop Grumman, Mitchell served as vice president of Unmanned Systems, where he managed the continued development of the Global Hawk UAS while leading the team that captured and developed the Fire Scout vertical UAS. Mitchell previously served as sector vice president for Special Programs and was the successful capture lead for the U.S. Navy's Broad Area Maritime Surveillance UAS program.\nCONTACT:  Rene' Freeland\nrene.freeland@ngc.com\nBob Mitchell (a)\nBob Mitchell (b)",
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        "raw_content": "smt88 on Aug 31, 2015 | parent | favorite | on: What is ADD?\nThere are many illnesses that are considered very treatable or curable, but that doesn't mean every case can be improved. I definitely wasn't implying that people with ADD aren't trying hard enough!\nA great example of the above is OCD. People with the illness have to work extremely hard to experience improvement, and not every case improves. But it's still considered to be something that people can recover from nearly completely.",
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        "raw_content": "Home / Humanities Arts & Culture - Humanities Certificate in Translation - Humanities English & Communications - Humanities - Humanities Literature / AUA Launches Center for Creati ...\nArts & Culture, Certificate in Translation, English & Communications, Humanities, Literature\nAUA Launches Center for Creative Writing & Locomotive Magazine\nThe First of Their Kind in the Former Soviet Union\nYerevan, Armenia\u2014The American University of Armenia has launched two major initiatives: The Center for Creative Writing (CCW) and Locomotive Magazine. The center is the first such hub of creative writing and literary studies not only in Armenia but in the former Soviet Union. It will serve as a much-needed bridge between non-Armenian and Armenian writers and students of literature. Just as importantly, the CCW will be an engine of motivation for students, scholars, and all those who appreciate the value of innovative literature within any healthy society.\nOne of the center\u2019s main projects is Locomotive (locomotivemag.com), a bi-annual journal of contemporary poetry and writing. It is the first world-class, non-Armenian, Anglophone literary journal edited, printed, and exported from Armenia and the former Soviet Union. Locomotive is one of AUA\u2019s first major publications and will be available this fall at various independent bookshops around the world. The inaugural issue includes highly acclaimed poets and writers such as D.A. Powell, Tara Bergin, Stephen Burt, Gail Mazur, Carol Muske-Dukes, Scott Cairns, and Karen Van Dyck.\nArto Vaun, director of the CCW and founder/editor of Locomotive, is still a bit surprised at how quickly these initiatives got off the ground. \u201cI\u2019d been quietly working on creating the center and Locomotive for over a year. When I finally presented my idea to President Der Kiureghian and Provost Rhodes their enthusiasm and support reaffirmed the convictions behind the concept.\u201d\nVaun, who is also a Senior Lecturer in English and Communications, is quick to point out that AUA is not only a university but a growing community that is bold enough to see the potential in new ideas. \u201cAUA has been a fulfilling environment for me since I arrived in 2014, but by supporting this major initiative it is truly my home now,\u201d Vaun explained.\nThe Center for Creative Writing and Locomotive share an impressive advisory board that includes acclaimed writers and scholars such as Marilyn Hacker, Lloyd Schwartz, Khachig Tololyan, Martha Collins, and Christopher Merrill. US-based journalist Liana Aghajanian and fiction writer Joanna Howard are part of the editorial board. Vaun also invited fellow AUA colleague and renowned literary translator Shushan Avagyan to be Locomotive\u2019s translations editor. Vaun feels strongly about putting together a solid team in order to ensure sustainability. \u201cSo often, there are great ideas and much talk, but in the end, either nothing comes of it or the base isn\u2019t thought-out enough to last long,\u201d Vaun said. \u201cI\u2019ve worked hard to make sure the CCW and Locomotive stick around for years to come. And now thanks to the support from AUA and others, I believe we will.\u201d\nThe CCW and Locomotive are planning various launch events to be held in the fall. Locomotive will be available at bookstores in Armenia and globally by late September. Copies can also be purchased at locomotivemag.com.\navaun@aua.am\nAug 09khuchComments Disabled\n\u2190 International AUA Alumni Continue to Support the University\u2019s Mission, and Make Way for the Next Generation of Students\n\u2192 AUA Students Bring Home Medals from the International Mathematics Competition for Students in Blagoevgrad, Bulgaria",
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        "raw_content": "The real estate market in Washington is growing quickly, with price of new homes, as well as apartment rental prices, steadily increasing. Although the trend has slowed a bit as is to be expected late in the year, the overall cost of homes in the Washington and Oregon area have continued to increase.\nWhile this is excellent news for homeowners who are interested in selling, relocating or upgrading their homes, this has also caused difficulty for home buyers and renters. Often, new homeowners are finding themselves priced out of the state; increasing costs combined with a low inventory of homes has made it challenging for buyers seeking affordable places to live.\nThe forecasts for growth are based on a number of factors, including the overall economic growth, the employment growth and the availability of land to construct upon. Taxes, available credits, and other economic factors are also considered. This data is analyzed and compared with historical trends to predict where the housing market will go in the near future, and how best prospective home buyers and builders can take advantage of it.\nHome costs in Washington are increasing faster than in any other state, with no end in sight. Prices have finally surpassed the pre-recession costs that they boasted before 2008, leaving Seattle topping the home growth market for the country and firmly placing Washington in the top five most expensive states in the nation. The median home price in Washington now sits at around $307,658 as various counties have continued to report massive growth.\nThe past year has also seen steady growth in the Vancouver housing market specifically, with the trend expected to continue through 2017. Since September 2015, the price of new homes has risen approximately 5-7 percent and is projected to rise another 5.9 percent over the next year.\nThe upward trend is partially caused by increased demand as millennials, bolstered by the improving economy, find higher-paying jobs and seek to move out of their parents\u2019 homes.\nAnother cause is the increase in ownership of second homes. Many people are seeking to buy vacation homes as well as retirement properties for themselves, leaving more houses owned by fewer and fewer people.\nWith many new buyers looking to secure their own property, builders struggle to keep up. As the demand increases, and the supply does not, the costs of homes continues to increase. A property boom like this one has not been seen in Washington in many years.\nWith the upward swing in home prices, construction has also increased. This past October, new home construction skyrocketed by 25.5% as a shortage of available property boosted the need to develop new properties. The construction of apartment buildings is also on the rise, having increased by 75% over the course of the year.\nPurchasing a home in this type of market carries risks with it as well. With property values high, new home buyers are faced with expensive payments; the possibility exists that those property values will decrease, leaving new buyers in bad shape as they struggle to pay the expensive costs of their new homes.\nEven as thousands of new jobs appear and pay increases, finding homes continues to become difficult for many people living in the Washington area. Many renters also struggle to afford dramatically increased rents.\nAmong the people who can take advantage of this type of market are new home builders. Purchasing a home during a boom can present too many risks and headaches for cautious buyers; having a home custom built may be the better choice. As the skyrocketing housing rates are due to high demand and low supply, purchasing property and having a custom home constructed may be the best option.\nAs homebuilding rises, quickly securing a building location and permit should be a priority as the property may not be available later on due to the high demand. As the cost of homes increases, building materials also become more expensive. Since economists have forecasted that the growth will continue, building soon before the costs increase even further is a wise decision. New home builders who wait may find themselves priced out of their dream areas; that\u2019s why seizing opportunities as they arise and taking advantage of the bustling economy is imperative at this time.\nListings for properties are being sold quickly; if you wish to find a property for yourself or your family, having a home constructed is an excellent choice. Once you have done so, finding a reputable home builder is essential as well. It is important to get the maximum value for your expensive property and so you should diligently research who exactly will be building your home for you.\nIn the Vancouver, Tri-Cities, and surrounding areas in Washington, New Tradition Homes is an excellent choice. A custom home will allow you to construct your house to your exact specifications; you decide on < a href=\"http://www.newtraditionhomes.com/build-on-your-lot\">every detail of your new home. You can work from custom floor plans your new home builders will have available and you have the added benefits of having a warranty on your new home.\nLearn more about the process here.\nHome Building, Tips & Advice, Local CultureNaaman Helmes December 7, 2016 Comment",
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        "raw_content": "Harden mania has owned the NBA for the better of two months now. But just how historic as the \u201cBeard\u2019s\u201d reign of terror been? And how long can James Harden maintain this streak?\nFor fans of basketball, many of you may be familiar with the NBA 2K series. The video game where kids and fans alike can play as their favorite players and glorify them. That\u2019s beside the point. However, there is a reference to be made because of 2K.\nYou see, the streak that James Harden has been on the last two months has been video game-esque. Regardless of how fans feel about the guy, he is the undisputed MVP up to this point in the season. In fact, his numbers are so ridiculous, you probably would mistake them for video game numbers. Let\u2019s take a look at some of Harden\u2019s January stats and total season stats.\nHarden during the last 10 games\n45.4 PPG, 9.1 RPG, 6.4 APG. 1.2 BPG, 2.4 SPG, on 44% shooting from the field.\nHarden during the month of January\n43.6 PPG, 8.7 RPG, 7.6 APG, 1,2 BPG, 2.1 SPG, on 43% shooting from the field\nHarden\u2019s numbers Pre-All Star break\n36.3 PPG, 6.7 RPG, 8.1 APG, 0.7 BPG, 2.1 SPG, on 44% shooting from the field\nWhile his efficiency suffers at times, with the volume of three point shots he fires, Harden is having a career year. In fact, he has single handily carried the Rockets to a 29-21 record, good for 5th in the West. Also, to take into consideration, he has done this with multiple injuries to his supporting cast. Chris Paul has recently returned from a hamstring injury, and Clint Capela still has about a month before he returns from a thumb injury.\nAlong the way, Houston has traded away Carmelo Anthony and acquired Kenneth Faried. The latter which has been a great addition to the team. While the team has been getting healthier, this is all about Harden. In fact, his January puts him in very elite company. This is the first time a player has averaged over 40 points for a month since 1963. The last player to do it? Wilt \u201cThe Stilt\u201d Chamberlain while averaging 45.6 points over an entire month.\nHowever, this steak is even crazier because teams have no idea how to defend Harden. Even teams considered elite, OKC, Golden State, Denver, Boston, etc, have failed to truly slow down \u201cThe Beard.\u201d His last outing against the New Orleans Pelicans saw Harden score 37 points in a loss. Despite the loss, those 37 points push Harden\u2019s 30 points or more streak to 24 games in a row.\nThere are several ways to view Harden\u2019s season so far. One could say that Harden\u2019s numbers are over glorified because of the lack of better teammates. Perhaps when the other star players recover he won\u2019t have to do so much. Maybe critics will say his ISO style allows him to succeed in the regular season but leads to failure in the postseason.\nRegardless, Harden is the man right now. While it is true that the injuries have allowed his ISO style to dominate, critics forget this man literally can do everything. His defense has greatly improved, despite the naysayers. He still turns the ball over, but the return of CP3 should decrease his on-ball need. And, most importantly, Harden is the master of drawing fouls. And I know fans hate that about his game.\nDespite the hate, the fact of the matter is Harden can get his way at the foul line. And he\u2019s pretty damn good at it. Dismiss the \u201crefs on his side\u201d remarks. LeBron James, Kevin Durant, Michael Jordan, Magic Johnson, the list goes on of stars who get the benefit of the doubt. Every NBA Star in the history of this league has influenced the officiating in their era. The case is no different for \u201cThe Beard\u201d here.\nJust how good has Harden been at drawing contact? Well, he leads the league in free throw attempts and free throws made categories. FTA 11.9, FTM 10.3 on 87% shooting from the charity stripe. In other words, he draws contact and converts at the line. Basically, don\u2019t foul him. That\u2019s easier said than done, however. And teams know that.\nThere are ways that can be suggested to defend Harden. However, he seems to have an answer for everything thrown his way. Drive him off the three-point arc. He can drive to the basket and finish, or throw a lob, or draw contact. Next. Perhaps force him to go right instead of left, after all, he is a lefty. But, Harden has great work on his ability to go right. Is it unorthodox for him still? Yes. However, just like his floaters, he has also worked on that aspect of his game.\nSo what can be done? What makes it so hard to guard this man? Well there is one overlooked aspect to his game. First of all, let\u2019s get some things in order. Harden plays for the team that is analytics-driven. In fact, the Rockets believe that shooting more threes, and finishing at the rim is the most effective way of scoring. True. Therefore, Houston utilizes less than 20% of the mid-range shot in their game plan.\nBasically, the Rockets have eliminated the mid-range shot from their repertoire. That means the other 29 teams have a basic game plan against Houston. Drive them off the three-point line and defend the paint with multiple defenders. Keep Harden off the line, and force the role players to make shots. Here\u2019s where the plan gets twisted, however.\nYou see, the aforementioned points that make Harden unstoppable as it is are listed. But, there is one more thing we missed here. Harden has taken advantage of the lack of attention to detail on defending the mid-range area. If he is shut off from the paint, closed out at the three-point line, and can\u2019t find teammates, then he has a trick. A little step back inside the arc and he creates space for a mid-range shot that he is more than capable of hitting.\nIn essence, guarding \u201cThe Beard\u201d is a tough assignment, even for the best defenders. The streak can\u2019t last forever, but it has been fun to watch. The step back three-pointer is Harden\u2019s signature move at this point. And it is equally as satisfying every time it goes in.\nAt this point, teams in the West must be wondering what kind of defense successfully stops this man. With the Rockets slowly but surely getting healthier, it will be interesting to see where this team ends up in the standings. Whoever gets Houston in the first round better prepare. This team is no easy out.\nNext up for Harden and the Rockets, The Denver Nuggets at the Pepsi Center. Can \u201cThe Beard\u201d make it 25 straight of 30 plus? 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        "raw_content": "Anything that doesn\u2019t involve surgery has to be good! If you can treat your diastasis recti without surgical treatment; well that\u2019s even better! I know one of my friends who would have jumped at the change to have Diastasis Recti Non-Surgical Treatment rather than surgery because of all of her complications that she experienced through her hernia surgery. While it did reduce her separation, it did cause her to have another keyhole surgery, a secondary infection, back issues and leakage of her wound. She has endured over two years of side effects from the surgery and probably would have not thought twice to sign up and pay the fee for the trainer-led program rather than pursue this route and have to deal with the years of pain and hospital visits.\nIf I haven\u2019t convinced your right there that Diastasis Recti Non-Surgical Treatment is the better option, I think you need to speak to me further (or her) to convince you that it is the better option.\nIf you had to do about half an hour of exercises a day to strengthen your transverse muscle and incorporate exercise slowly from week six and see results in a rapid fashion; would it be worth it? If your back pain, pelvic incompetence, and podgy tummy started to reduce from week 1; would undertaking a Diastasis Recti Non-Surgical Treatment be worth it? I am certainly not saying that the Diastasis Recti Non-Surgical Treatment route is anything but easy, but it certainly is compared to years of recovery and side effects which sometimes aren\u2019t reversible?!\nDiastasis Recti Non-Surgical Treatment involves a four-part process which will strengthen your transverse muscles and heal the connective tissue that joins the recti abdominal muscles together. By strengthening the connective tissue, you may be able to reduce the separation of the muscles. Diastasis Recti Non-Surgical Treatment is about positioning and protecting the weakened connective tissue. It is non-invasive and can be incorporated when you sit and watch tv, cook, clean and play with your kids. It is a practical program and the results for confidence and self-esteem sometimes outway the activities and transverse squeezes you will have to do throughout.\nA key part of Diastasis Recti Non-Surgical Treatment is the positioning of the recti muscles; taking off the stretch from the connective tissue. This is done by using the abdominal splint provided with the No Mummy Tummy program. While I will be honest and say I didn\u2019t find it the most comfortable, some women on the program have literally not taken it off since starting the program as they said it provided so much comfort and security, that they have kept it on ever since starting the program.\nProtection of the muscles is another key Diastasis Recti Non-Surgical Treatment which is integral to the program, and ultimately the reduction in your diastasis recti separation. To reduce the stretch of the connective tissue, you must ensure you cease activities which put a stretch on the connective tissue; particularly in a forward or sideways direction. Even activities such as pilates 100\u2019s, roll-ups, bending over to pick something off the floor or yoga positions will place a stretch on the connective tissue. Teaching clients how to move in a safe manner is key to successful Diastasis Recti Non-Surgical Treatment.",
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        "raw_content": "VPN in Germany: A Must-Have for Protecting Your Privacy\n\u201cI always feel like somebody\u2019s watching me. And I have no privacy.\u201d \u2013 Rockwell\u2019s song from the 80\u2019s is turning into something Germans might relate to. While Germany is expanding its espionage powers and closely cooperating with foreign intelligence agencies, there is less and less privacy left for Internet users in Germany. If you don\u2019t like the idea of being watched, using a virtual private network (VPN) is what you should be doing to protect your privacy without sacrificing Internet freedom.\nWhy use a VPN in Germany?\nIn October 2015, the Bundestag passed a law reinstating mandatory data retention as a measure to strengthen national cyber security. The law requires all German telecommunications and Internet service providers (ISPs) to collect and retain user metadata for up to 10 weeks.\nMetadata includes phone, texting and email communications data, as well as web browsing and download history. Also, service providers are able to see to whom you called and texted, when it happened and for how long.\nWhen it comes to the Internet usage, your IP address serves like your online ID by which your ISP can form your behavior-based digital footprint \u2013 a profile disclosing pretty detailed info about you. And, according to the data retention law, the collected metadata can be accessed with a government warrant.\nBundesnachrichtendienst (BDN), the Federal Intelligence Service of Germany, has been reported to be closely cooperating with foreign intelligence agencies, such as the American NSA. The BDN has helped the NSA to spy on Europeans, including Germans. Moreover, Germany is a member of the 14 Eyes alliance, which functions as an expanded composition of the 5 Eyes \u2013 Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the UK and the US \u2013 countries cooperating in surveillance operations.\nP2P file sharing in Germany\nPeer-to-Peer (P2P) is a convenient way to share large files, such as data sets, open-source programs or public domain videos, quickly. Regardless of your reasons for distributing or downloading files via P2P networks, you should keep in mind that Germany has very strict laws regarding illegal sharing of copyrighted content. The supreme court is empowered to require ISPs to hand over contacts of Internet users who infringe the law uploading or downloading copyrighted content.\nSince using services such as torrent automatically makes you a distributor of the file you\u2019re downloading, many P2P users often end up receiving a letter from lawyers asking to pay hundreds of euros as a copyright infringement fine.\nAccessing geo-restricted content\nAttention, gamers! Not all online games are available in Germany due to licensing agreements or censorship bans. So if you keep getting your access denied, the easiest option to bypass such restrictions is using VPN to play a game in Germany.\nThe same rules apply for streaming TV shows and other media that is unavailable in Germany due to geo-blocking. It\u2019s the common issue for expats: let\u2019s say you live in the US and have a subscription for a media streaming service, but after moving to Germany you can no longer access its content because of geographical restrictions. It can be pretty frustrating to lose your favorite shows, especially when you are paying for the service.\nVPN stands for a virtual private network that reroutes your Internet traffic through a remote server located in a selected country. It hides and replaces your IP address, so your online activity is no longer visible to your ISP. Using a VPN client in Germany protects you from the Internet surveillance and metadata collection, so you can always stay private whenever going online.\nWhatever are the reasons of using P2P networks for file sharing, VPN keeps you on a safe side by hiding your IP address. If you\u2019re an expat living in Germany and don\u2019t want to lose access to your favorite shows, VPN can make you feel like you never left home \u2013 all you have to do is connect to a VPN server in your home country.\nMoreover, a VPN client, like NordVPN, encrypts your Internet traffic with military-grade security protocols, so your personal information becomes inaccessible to hackers and identity thieves. There are many great cafes with public WiFi in the cities of Germany that make for ideal places to do some work remotely. However, public hotspots are extremely vulnerable to hacker attacks, so it\u2019s very unsafe to share your sensitive data, such as banking details or ID, over these networks without VPN.\nIs VPN legal in Germany?\nIn Germany, using a VPN client itself is legal, but the copyright infringement is not. Choosing to download, distribute or stream copyrighted content always comes at your own risk.\nWhat is the best VPN to use in Germany?\nWhen choosing a VPN client to use in Germany, it is recommended to look at least at these two criteria: a VPN service provider should not be located in a 14 Eyes country and it should not keep any logs of user activity online. NordVPN is a great choice for those who value privacy, want to browse securely and access their favorite entertainment content from Germany. NordVPN is away from the jurisdictions of member countries of the 14 Eyes, commits to 100% zero log policy and offers a decent list of 5113 servers in 61 countries.\nTo sum up, while surveillance practices differ from country to country, hackers and identity thieves don\u2019t pay attention to the physical location when selecting their targets. This means that you should protect your privacy no matter where you are. Germany, with its powerful intelligence agencies, is no exception. 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        "raw_content": "Boxing Shadows, by W.K. Stratton with Anissa \u201cThe Assassin\u201d Zamarron (2009)\nIn November 2005, Anissa \u201cThe Assassin\u201d Zamarron entered the ring for one of her most important bouts: a chance to win the Women\u2019s International Boxing Association junior flyweight title.\nThe Second World War by Antony Beevor (2012)\nAcclaimed British historian Antony Beevor\u2019s recently published The Second World War is a masterful account of the worst conflict in human history, when truly the entire world became engulfed in the flames of war. Having written previously on various aspects of the era, Beevor\u2019s work attempts to synthesize his prior research into a detailed narrative of World War II.\nThe Discovery of Jeanne Baret: A Story of Science, the High Seas, and the First Woman to Circumnavigate the Globe, by Glynis Ridley (2010)\nIn late 1774 or early 1775, a woman named Jeanne Baret became the first woman to have circumnavigated the globe, landing in France after nearly a decade of global travel that took her from provincial France to places like Tierra del Fuego, Tahiti, and Mauritius. Her story, a fellow traveler noted, should \u201cbe included in a history of famous women.\u201d\nFordlandia by Greg Grandin (2010)\nGreg Grandin has written a page-turner that tells the story of Henry Ford\u2019s foray into the Brazilian Amazon and much more. In 1925, Ford met with Harvey Firestone to discuss England\u2019s challenge to the US rubber supply. Much as the Belgians had done in Africa in the late nineteenth-century, England had extracted this resource by proxy\u2014through companies such as the Peruvian Amazon Rubber Company in the Amazon and its Asian colonies. Ford\u2019s response was to embark upon his own South American venture into the world of rubber.\nThe Pity of War by Niall Ferguson (2000)\nAfter finishing the book, the reader will realize that its subtitle, \u201cExplaining World War I,\u201d is far more clever than it appears at first glance. The Pity of War offers not quite a history of the First World War, but rather a history of Great Britain and the First World War; for Ferguson, the two are inseparable.\nThe Other Side of Silence: Voices from the Partition of India by Urvashi Butalia (2000)\nIn the wake of Indira Gandhi\u2019s assassination by her Sikh bodyguard, the citizens of Delhi unleashed a murderous campaign of violence on the Sikh community as a whole. Delhi-ites were horrified to discover both the inaction of the local authorities to provide safety and security for citizens, and the failure of the media to report the atrocities taking place.",
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        "raw_content": "Home Can't Give You Anything But Love\nCan't Give You Anything But Love\nAlliance Fran\u00e7aise 24 Spadina Rd, Toronto, Ontario M5R 2S7\nCelebrate the romance of Valentine\u2019s Day with a live performance of timeless love songs, jazz standards and romantic ballads by Tanya Willis Quartet, featuring Jordan Klapman (piano), Bill Bridges (guitar), Ron Johnston (bass) and the sensual sound of jazz vocalist Tanya Wills. 1-2:30 pm. $10 (Tickets).\nhttps://mnjcc.org/browse-by-interest/jewish-life/shabbat-holidays/1109-can-t-give-you-anything-but-love.html\nLocation Alliance Fran\u00e7aise 24 Spadina Rd, Toronto, Ontario M5R 2S7 View Map",
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        "raw_content": "Category Archives: Supplements for you in South Africa\nNormal pure skin care Products Choosing Natural Ingredients\nThere isn\u2019t a doubt that if you are in a position to eat a healthy diet you will have a many more energy to enjoy life. Additionally, you\u2019ll find that you immune system may be improved, as well as ensuring you\u2019ve got a healthy heart. For many people thinking about eating healthy food simply fails [\u2026]\nCategories: Supplements for you in South Africa | Comments",
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        "title": "Trump Lawyers Seek Deal With Mueller to Speed End of Russia Probe \u2013 Nwo Report",
        "raw_content": "Robert Mueller, Russia Collusion Lie, Russia probe, WORLD NEWS\nTrump Lawyers Seek Deal With Mueller to Speed End of Russia Probe\nLegal team aims to use interview with president as leverage in negotiations\nRebecca Ballhaus and Peter Nicholas\nWASHINGTON\u2014President Donald Trump\u2019s lawyers are seeking to negotiate a deal with special counsel Robert Mueller that uses an interview with the president as leverage to spur a conclusion to the Russia investigation, according to a person familiar with the discussions.\nThe president\u2019s legal team is considering telling Mr. Mueller that Mr. Trump would agree to a sit-down interview based on multiple considerations, including that the special counsel commit to a date for concluding at least the Trump-related portion of the investigation. One idea is to suggest a deadline of 60 days from the date of the interview, the person said.\nAnother consideration for the legal team is reaching an agreement with Mr. Mueller on the scope of his questioning of the president, which they expect to focus largely on his decision to fire former national security adviser Mike Flynn and former FBI director James Comey, according to people familiar with the matter.\nMr. Flynn, who was forced out of the White House after misleading Vice President Mike Pence about his Russian contacts, pleaded guilty in December to lying to investigators about his contacts. Mr. Trump fired Mr. Comey as he was investigating whether Trump associates colluded with Russia in interfering in the 2016 presidential election. Mr. Mueller was appointed to carry on that probe after Mr. Comey was terminated. Mr. Mueller is also investigating whether Mr. Trump obstructed justice when he fired Mr. Comey.\nThe president denies any collusion with the Kremlin and denies obstructing the Russia investigation, which he has called a \u201cwitch hunt.\u201d Moscow has said it didn\u2019t meddle in the campaign.\nThe president\u2019s legal team is under pressure from Mr. Trump to bring about an end to the probe. Mr. Trump has been eager to see the investigation wrap up as quickly as possible, describing it as a distraction that is hurting the country. His lawyers have repeatedly laid out public timelines by which they expected the investigation to end. Those deadlines have come and gone.\nTweeting in January, Mr. Trump said of the investigation: \u201cOn and on it goes. Russia & the world is laughing at the stupidity they are witnessing.\u201d\nA person familiar with the Trump legal team\u2019s process said that conversations with Mr. Mueller over a possible Trump interview are in the earliest stages.\nJohn Dowd, the lead outside attorney for Mr. Trump, said in an email Friday: \u201cWe never discuss our communications with OSC (Office of Special Counsel).\u201d\nLegal experts said they were skeptical that the special counsel would be open to the Trump legal team\u2019s requests.\n\u201cYou can\u2019t put a timeline on these things,\u201d said Peter Zeidenberg, a former federal prosecutor and an expert in government investigations. \u201cSomeone could walk in the door on the day before their proposed deadline and say, \u2018I\u2019ve got some information that\u2019s going to blow your minds.\u2019 \u2026 Mueller\u2019s going to say, \u2018Oh, too bad, the deadline\u2019s tomorrow?\u2019 \u201d\nThe special counsel has interviewed dozens of top White House officials and campaign aides, including the president\u2019s son-in-law and senior adviser, Jared Kushner, and former chief of staff Reince.\nLawyers for Mr. Trump hold different views on whether he should testify and under what conditions. One member of the Trump legal team said last month that Mr. Trump\u2019s testimony could set a bad precedent for future presidents, eroding their powers.\nIf Mr. Trump were to face detailed questions involving dates and times, his legal team may be reluctant to have him participate. As an example, general questions about what the president was thinking when he ordered the firing of Mr. Comey might be acceptable, as opposed to what action he took on a specific date and time.\nLawyers for Mr. Trump have studied federal court rulings that could be the basis for delaying or limiting the scope of an interview, or perhaps avoiding one altogether.\nPrevious Previous post: Fake News MSM Claims Correcting Gun Control Activists Is \u2018Bullying\u2019\nNext Next post: Armed Men Raid Iranian Embassy in London",
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        "raw_content": "Matthew 25:31-46 (Gospel)\nAll the nations will be gathered before Him, and He will separate them one from another, as a shepherd divides his sheep from the goats.\nAnd He will set the sheep on His right hand, but the goats on the left.\nThen the King will say to those on His right hand, \u2018Come, you blessed of My Father, inherit the kingdom prepared for you from the foundation of the world:\nI was naked and you clothed Me; I was sick and you visited Me; I was in prison and you came to Me.\u2019\nWhen did we see You a stranger and take You in, or naked and clothe You?\nOr when did we see You sick, or in prison, and come to You?\u2019\nAnd the King will answer and say to them, \u2018Assuredly, I say to you, inasmuch as you did it to one of the least of these My brethren, you did it to Me.\u2019\nfor I was hungry and you gave Me no food; I was thirsty and you gave Me no drink;\nI was a stranger and you did not take Me in, naked and you did not clothe Me, sick and in prison and you did not visit Me.\u2019\nThen He will answer them, saying, \u2018Assuredly, I say to you, inasmuch as you did not do it to one of the least of these, you did not do it to Me.\u2019",
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        "raw_content": "Apt to describe \u2018Aye Zindagi\u2019 as \u2018Avengers\u2019 of singles: Sonu Nigam\nPic Credit : mangalorean.com\nMumbai: Singer Sonu Nigam, who is a part of the unique multi-artist collaboration single \u201cAye Zindagi\u201d \u2014 which also has the voice of Asha Bhosle, Suresh Wadkar, Alka Yagnik, Abhijeet Bhattacharya and Shaan \u2014 deems it fit to be called the \u201cAvengers\u201d of singles.\nITW Playworx Music collaborates with Indie Music Label in association with Sony Music India for the Vishal Mishra-composed song, which was launched here on Thursday.\nSonu Nigam, Director, ITW Playworx Music, said in a statement: \u201cI have been in the music industry for a very long time and very rarely you come across a song like \u2018Aye Zindagi\u2019. All of us at ITW Playworx Music then decided to give the song its due respect like no other song in the past has ever received.\n\u201cThe result is for all of you to see. Someone very aptly defined this song as the \u2018Avengers of singles\u2019. Asha Bhosle, Suresh Wadkar, Alka Yagnik, Abhijeet Bhattacharya, Shaan, Sonu Nigam, Vishal Mishra, Rashmi Virag and Sidhant Gupta, as part of the same song. Isn\u2019t it the most spectacular single ever?\u201d\nAlka finds the flow of the song \u201cbeautiful\u201d.\n\u201cIt has a lot of depth with each singer bringing in their own flavour to it. It\u2019s a universal song and I feel it holds good for everyone,\u201d she said.\nFor Abhijeet, it\u2019s a sign of \u201chealthy competition with perfect harmony\u201d. He added: \u201cIn the autotune era, we are still very lucky to be among the best.\u201d\nShaan said: \u201cTo have six voices interpreting the emotion of the same song in their unique style goes to prove that every individual looks at life differently. For me, it is a great honour to be part of such a coveted bouquet of the best ever voices of our industry.\u201d",
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        "title": "Four Concepts Inconceivable in Addiction \u2013 The Open Discussion Movement",
        "raw_content": "In college, I often tutored classmates struggling in Political Science courses. I\u2019ve found teaching others to be a far more effective way for me to retain information than simply studying on my own. Generally this made for a mutually beneficial arrangement where both parties were able to better understand the materials, but that wasn\u2019t always the case.\nIn one such instance, I was tutoring a classmate, let\u2019s call her Christine, for a Latin American Political Systems course. The bewildered look on her face told me all I needed to know. My explanation of the differences between a representative and direct democracy might as well have been in a different language. Christine just didn\u2019t get it.\nHave there ever been times in your life where you\u2019ve tried explaining a concept or idea to someone and for whatever reason, it just wouldn\u2019t click? Conversely, can you think of a time when someone attempted to describe an idea to you that seemed too obscure to comprehend? These are experiences everyone\u2019s had at one time or another. This article goes over four concepts that were incomprehensible during active addiction but have become cornerstones for me to become well.\nRationalization is the cognitive distortion of \u201cthe facts\u201d to make an event or an impulse less threatening. \u2013 Sigmund Freud\nWhen I was younger, In my unparalleled ignorance and self-righteousness, I thought to rationalize was a desirable trait to have. I remember being told on multiple occasions that I rationalized too much. I\u2019d always argue that this was good, it demonstrated how logical my mind was. At its root, rationalization was being rational, which meant taking an approach that was based on reason or logic right? Not exactly, in reality, rationalization is a defense mechanism where you either justify an unacceptable behavior or create an explanation to occurrences that seems logical but avoids the truth. In other words, all you\u2019re doing when you rationalize is making excuses.\n\u201cMindfulness means paying attention in a particular way: on purpose, in the present moment, and nonjudgmentally.\u201d \u2013 Jon Kabat-Zinn\nThis concept seemed so simple during and prior to my trainwreck years that I never paid it much thought. After all, being mindful pretty much just means being conscious or aware. I assumed anyone as rational and intelligent as myself must be mindful. Boy, was I wrong because the fact is mindfulness is far more complicated and must be practiced intentionally in order for you to truly understand it. What made this so difficult for me is the fact that you cannot be mindful if you allow your actions to be dictated by your emotions. One of the core aspects of mindfulness is the ability to live in the present moment, which I couldn\u2019t do because I was so worried about the past and future. It also involves acceptance, the ability to recognize our thoughts and feelings without concluding that they\u2019re \u201cright\u201d or \u201cwrong\u201d and accepting that they simply are. Basically, mindfulness is an external form of self-awareness.\n\u201c(Self-awareness is) knowing one\u2019s internal states, preference, resources, and intuitions.\u201d \u2013 Daniel Goleman\nI remember distinctly someone telling me at some point earlier in life that I wasn\u2019t very self-aware. My response to the claim is the reason I recall the memory so vividly, \u201cWhat an idiotic assertion.\u201d I thought, \u201cObviously I\u2019m self-aware, what kind of dumbass wouldn\u2019t be aware of himself.\u201d Turns out I was that dumbass. In my experience, while struggling with active addiction I lost sight of self-awareness because it causes pain. What I found was that poor self-awareness contributed to the paradox of relapse and served as the fuel for the insanity that was addiction! I\u2019d feel bad about what happened and would use to escape from the pain. In my opinion, self-awareness is taking an objective look your actions and learning to understand the genuine reasons behind why you do what you do.\nGratitude is the appreciation of what is valuable and meaningful to oneself and represents a general state of thankfulness and/or appreciation. \u2013 Randy A. Sansone & Lori A. Sansone\nOh gratitude, it\u2019s another concept that I thought was too simplistic for me not to understand during the trainwreck years. I think most people would shoot you mildly offended glare and respond with a resounding yes when asked if they consider themselves grateful or not. Yet, out of all the concepts discussed in this article gratitude is the one most commonly misunderstood in my opinion and here\u2019s why. We live in a consumer based, consumption-driven society where our self-worth and perceived value to society is determined by our ability to obtain materialistic goods. It\u2019s as though gratitude is counterintuitive to society. It\u2019s frequently said that addiction isn\u2019t about drugs, that they are merely a symptom of the disease and this is true. My addiction wasn\u2019t to drugs it was an unquenchable obsession to more. Gratitude, appreciating what you have instead of obsessing over what you don\u2019t, is the cure to this obsession.\nPrevious Entry Beware of Lizard Brain\nNext Entry My Accidental Path to Buddhism",
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        "raw_content": "HomeOriginal Art by Artist Trending NewsHow to make it big in the world of art? It\u2019s not just hard work, but also the right connections\nHow to make it big in the world of art? It\u2019s not just hard work, but also the right connections\nNovember 22, 2018 OriginalArt Original Art by Artist Trending News, World Original Art 0\nWith its $2 million urinals and other puzzling valuations, the pricing of fine art might seem too arbitrary, too opaque, too wildly jostled by randomness to submit to scientific investigation. Yet a paper in the journal Science this month promised to explain why some talented artists become rich and famous, and others can\u2019t quit their day jobs.\nThe answer, which was derived by a collaboration of physicists, social scientists, data experts and an art historian, is a scientific formulation of the old adage that it\u2019s not what you know, but who you know, but also who the people you know, know, and who those people know. The findings, while not counter-intuitive, run counter to that secular American gospel of hard work as the one true road to success.\nI soon discovered that one of the paper\u2019s authors, Albert-Laszlo Barabasi, has just published a popular book on success more broadly: \u201cThe Formula: The Universal Law of Success.\u201d He told me that people think the Science paper is about art, but it\u2019s really about the way networks separate the stars from the also-rans in many areas. As a physicist, he\u2019d been interested in the science of networks in nature, and eventually became fascinated by human networks and their patterns of well-connected nodes. How, he wondered, do these influence the trajectories of our lives?\nScribbles, Scratches And Other Abstract Pieces Of Art That Made Millions\nWorld Of Abstracts\nWho says a scribble or a scratch is worthless? Check out these abstracts which sold for a fortune thanks to their minimalistic allure.\nUntitled (1970) by Cy Twombly\nCost: $70.5 million What seems like chalk scribbles on a slate is actually an oil-based house paint and crayon artwork on canvas by Edwin Parker \u2018Cy\u2019 Twombly Jr, which fetched a record price for the artist in Christie\u2019s 2014 sale. Part of Twombly\u2019s \u2018blackboard\u2019 paintings, the 1970 artwork is inspired by his stint in Pentagon as a cryptologist. What\u2019s interesting is the way he produced this artwork. He sat on the shoulders of a friend, who kept on walking along the length of the canvas, enabling Twombly to create fluid lines. The painting\u2019s then owner, Audrey Irmas, a philanthropist, parted with the painting to raise funds for her foundation for social justice. Interestingly, Irmas bought the painting for $3.85 million in 1990. 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(Image: www.markrothko.org)\n\u2018Concetto Spaziale, Attese\u2019 by Lucio Fontana\nCost: $16.2 million The 24 sharp vertical tears on a crimson, water-painted seven- foot wide canvas was contested for about a minute and 30 seconds during Sotheby\u2019s 2015 auction. Yet, the painting was sold below the low presale estimate of $15 million. Turns out, Fontana was inspired to paint this artwork watching Red Desert, a 1964 movie created by Michelangelo Antonioni, which won the Golden Lion in that year\u2019s Venice Film Festival. In fact, the inscription on the back of the painting, in Italian, reads, \u201cI returned yesterday from Venice, I saw Antonioni\u2019s film!!!\u201d (Image: www.sothebys.com)\nWhat he found was that the less accurately the quality of a person\u2019s performance can be measured, the more position in the network shapes the course of a career. At one end of the spectrum are individual sports, where performance is the key to success (you can\u2019t be a tennis star unless you know how to win matches, no matter how connected you are).\nFine art is at the other end of this spectrum, he said. In the book, he uses the example of the urinal that Marcel Duchamp purchased from a plumbing store, then labeled \u201cFountain\u201d and sent to an art show. A replica of the work sold for $1.7 million in 1999.\nIn other endeavors, from pop music to science, quality plays some role in success, but it often follows an asymptotic curve: Some people are much more skilled than others, but at the top, the curve levels off. Experts can tell good wine from bad, he said, but there\u2019s no consensus on ranking within the top tier. 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The painting, \u2018The Forgiveness of Assisi,\u2019 by French artist Jean L\u2019 Homme, painted in 1631, was kept in Santo Stefano church. Due to the church\u2019s proximity to the earthquake, the church was destroyed. Thieves who stole the painting ignored the risk of the church collapsing on them when they cut the painting from its frame. (Image: AP)\nSelfie Destruction\nMilan Art Museum Things quickly went south for an Italian student looking for a photo-op. The enthusiastic lad broke an early 19th-century statue by hopping in its lap to snap some selfies. Titled \u2018The Drunken Satyr\u2019, the work fortunately was a copy of an ancient Greek sculpture. (Image: Glyptothek, Munich & Nicola Vaglia/Corriere della Sera)\nOne way was to start near the top by showing at galleries that had a direct connection to the big ones. Prospects were dimmer for those forced to start at the bottom, but some still attained stardom by displaying at less prestigious galleries that exchanged art with other galleries, that, ultimately, exchanged with the coveted hubs.\nThe trouble is, nobody knows which lesser galleries have the best path to those hubs, Barabasi said. Many artists will sweat and toil to exhibit their art, but they go around in circles because they don\u2019t realize they are, in network terms, stuck on an island. Those who got off the islands did what Barabasi called \u201ca relentless random search.\u201d That is, they got lucky but they increased their chances by getting their work placed in diverse galleries.\nQuality does matter in art, of course, but since it can\u2019t be measured, Barabasi said curators rarely make independent choices, but instead depend on validation from others. 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        "raw_content": "Home \u00bb A Christmas Greeting: A Series of Stories | Hans Christian Andersen \u00bb The Drop of Water | A Christmas Greeting\nWhat a magnifying glass is, you surely know\u2014such a round sort of spectacle-glass that makes everything full a hundred times larger than it really is. When one holds it before the eye, and looks at a drop of water out of the pond, then one sees above a thousand strange creatures. It looks almost like a whole plateful of shrimps springing about among each other, and they are so ravenous, they tear one another's arms and legs, tails and sides, and yet they are glad and pleased in their way.\nNow, there was once an old man, who was called by every body Creep-and-Crawl; for that was his name. He would always make the best out of everything, and when he could not make anything out of it he resorted to witchcraft.\nNow, one day he sat and held his magnifying glass before his eye, and looked at a drop of water that was taken out of a little pool in the ditch. What a creeping and crawling was there! all the thousands of small creatures hopped and jumped about, pulled one another, and pecked one another.\n\"But this is abominable!\" said Creep-and-Crawl, \"Can one not get them to live in peace and quiet, and each mind his own business?\" And he thought and thought, but he could come to no conclusion, and so he was obliged to conjure. \"I must give them a color, that they may be more discernible!\" said he; and so he poured something like a little drop of red wine into the drop of water, but it was bewitched blood from the lobe of the ear\u2014the very finest sort for a penny; and then all the strange creatures became rose-colored over the whole body. It looked like a whole town of naked savages.\n\"What have you got there?\" said another old wizard, who had no name, and that was just the best of it.\n\"Why,\" said Creep-and-Crawl, \"if you can guess what it is, I will make you a present of it; but it is not so easy to find out when one does not know it!\"\nThe wizard who had no name looked through the magnifying glass. It actually appeared like a whole town, where all the inhabitants ran about without clothes! it was terrible, but still more terrible to see how the one knocked and pushed the other, bit each other, and drew one another about. What was undermost should be topmost, and what was topmost should be undermost!\u2014See there, now! his leg is longer than mine!\u2014whip it off, and away with it! There is one that has a little lump behind the ear, a little innocent lump, but it pains him, and so it shall pain him still more! And they pecked at it, and they dragged him about, and they ate him, and all on account of the little lump. There sat one as still as a little maid, who only wished for peace and quietness, but she must be brought out and they dragged her, and they pulled her, and they devoured her!\n\"It is quite amusing!\" said the wizard.\n\"Yes; but what do you think it is?\" asked Creep-and-Crawl. \"Can you find it out!\"\n\"It is very easy to see,\" said the other, \"it is some great city, they all resemble each other. A great city it is, that's sure!\"\n\"It is ditch-water!\" said Creep-and-Crawl.\n\u2039 The Dream of Little Tuk | A Christmas Greeting up The False Collar | A Christmas Greeting \u203a",
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        "raw_content": "The S. Tampa housing market should be interesting to watch over the next few months. While some areas of the country are still experiencing a spring market (and spring-like weather), we've settled into the hot, humid days of summer and a majority of folks are focusing on things other than housing...like graduations and summer vacations. This change in \"state of mind\" is evident in the number of listings that came to market last week (70) vs. an average of 81.5 over the previous six weeks. Combine that summertime trend with an already low inventory and an increase in long-term interest rates (the average 30-yr fixed rate hit a 7-year high of 4.61% on May 17) and I'll bet I'm going to have plenty of stats and commentary to keep you informed through the dog days of summer.",
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        "raw_content": "\u00ab Candy Crush (-es Holyoake)\n11KBW Annual Information Law Conference 2018 \u00bb\nSecurity bodies and legal advice: some Upper Tribunal droning\nThe Times\u2019 Lawyer of the Week this morning discusses an Upper Tribunal FOIA appeal brought by Rights Watch UK (for whom Daniel Carey, the Lawyer of the Week, acted pro bono), seeking disclosure of the Attorney General\u2019s advice on drone strikes in Syria. The case was Corderoy & Ahmed v IC, AGO, Cabinet Office [2017] UKUT 495 (AAC). Whether you consider it a win, a loss or a draw (and if so for whom) will depend on which side you\u2019re on here and, as counsel on all sides were colleagues at 11KBW, I will attempt a studied neutrality. I confess I have not found all aspects of the judgment easy to follow, but here you go.\nThe first Appellant was a journalist who made a request to the Attorney General\u2019s Office for correspondence and communications relating to the approval of \u201cthe RAF drone attack which killed two Britons, Reyaad Khan and Rahul Amin\u201d in Syria. The second Appellant made two requests on behalf of Rights Watch (UK), one to the Attorney General\u2019s Office and one to the Cabinet Office for the \u201clegal advice to which the Prime Minister referred\u201d when making his announcement to Parliament about the strike.\nBoth requests were refused, primarily on the basis of exemptions under s. 23 (security bodies), s. 35(1)(c) (Law Officers\u2019 advice) and s. 42 (legal professional privilege) of FOIA. The exemptions were upheld by the ICO and the appeal was fast-tracked straight to the UT.\nThe UT ruled that the information was exempt under s. 35(1)(c) and s. 42, and so the advice, or the relevant correspondence has not been released. This may come as no surprise to those who read Chris Knight\u2019s post on the UT case of Savic (see here). Savic concerned a request for the Attorney General\u2019s advice on the decision to launch military action in Kosovo. In both of these cases the UT observed that the ordinary factors identified by the courts in favour of the non-disclosure of LPP information provide in themselves \u201cpowerful reasons\u201d for a refusal of a FOIA request for privileged material and advice from Law Officers involve additional weighty factors.\nIt seems from both of these cases that requests under FOIA for the Attorney General\u2019s advice, unless it is historic or tainted by serious impropriety, face uphill struggles.\nDespite no further information being disclosed, the UT\u2019s judgment contains a number of notable points in the Appellants\u2019 favour.\nOne argument advanced by Rights Watch UK was that the security body information could be disaggregated from the legal analysis. A typical advice from counsel, for example, might contain a section on the relevant legal principles followed by the application of those principles to the facts of the case.\nThe UT agreed. It held that the circumstances of the drone strike and the part played by the security bodies in any particular operation could be separated from the legal analysis, which could, for example, be \u201cprovided as, in effect, a text book or lecture analysis based on hypothetical or possible circumstances\u201d. Whist the former fell squarely within the security body exemption, the latter may not.\nDisaggregation is not itself novel. Security body information is in many cases redacted in a document rather than a blanket exemption being applied to the document as a whole. However in this case the AGO and Cabinet Office had agued that all of the information was covered by s. 23 and the judgment will no doubt lead to more carful scrutiny of the extent to which separation can be achieved.\nThe Security Body exemption\nThe UT\u2019s reasoning on the application of s. 23 is convoluted and at times contradictory. It observed that, in respect of whether information \u2018relates to\u2019 a security body \u201cthe judicial language in earlier cases should not be substituted for the statutory language\u201d. Okay then. The UT went on to conclude (at [62]) that:\n\u201calthough we accept that the Disaggregated Information was and is of interest to security bodies for their statutory purposes and, as a matter of ordinary language, can be said to relate to them, Parliament did not intend such information to be covered by the absolute section 23 exemption.\u201d\nThe UT also suggested that the following question needs to be considered in any given case (at [55]):\n\u201cWhich exemption or exemptions to the right to be provided with information conferred by FOIA did Parliament intend to apply to the disclosure of particular information by a public authority?\u201d.\nIn this case, legal analysis, disaggregated from the particular circumstances of the drone strike \u201cfalls obviously within the qualified exemptions in sections 35 and 42 as being legal advice on the formulation of Government policy.\u201d\nSo s. 35(1)(c) and s. 42 were the appropriate exemptions for this disaggregated information, and not s. 23.\nHow is this new test intended to work? When information falls within more than one exemption, how do you figure out which exemption Parliament intended to be the \u2018right\u2019 one? Should, for example, the names of individuals who work for security bodies really be considered under s. 40 of FOIA (personal information) rather than s. 23? It is commonplace for absolute exemptions to be considered before qualified ones, but do we instead need to consider which one is the best \u2018fit\u2019, and then focus on that one? What are public authorities, the ICO and the Tribunal supposed to do with this test? The answers are not obvious, to me at least.\nThe Assurance Letter and the ICO\u2019s scrutiny\nFinally, as part of the ICO\u2019s investigation into the Appellants\u2019 complaints, the AGO and Cabinet Office had produced a \u2018letter of assurance\u2019, which confirmed that a senior official had read the information and that it was covered by s. 23.\nThe s. 23 information was not then read by the ICO prior to issuing its Decision Notice. This has been accepted practice in light of the sensitivity of this type of information, but the UT was very critical of this approach. It observed (at [95]):\n\u201cWe acknowledge the resource difficulties of the Information Commissioner but we consider that the course adopted here of effectively permitting the other two Respondents to be the decision-maker on the challenge to their stance on the application of the absolute exemption in section 23 is unfair.\u201d\nIf the AGO and Cabinet Office wanted to avoid the logistical and sensitivity difficulties involved with allowing the ICO access to the information, the appropriate route would have been a Ministerial Certificate under s. 23(2) rather than a letter from a senior official.\nAnya Proops QC appeared for Rights Watch UK (with Julianne Kerr Morrison), Chris Knight appeared for the ICO and Karen Steyn QC and Julian Blake appeared for the AGO and Cabinet Office.\nThis entry was posted on Thursday, January 18th, 2018 at 12:55 pm\tand is filed under Information law. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. 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        "raw_content": "Can we find ourselves after losing our way?\nIf you believe that America\u2019s infrastructure is in good shape, that the American middle class is thriving, that our nation supports our troops by providing them with top-notch care after they return home, that the American education system needs more standardized testing and fewer schools, and that the economic gap between the rich and the poor is nothing to worry about, then Bob Herbert\u2019s book Losing Our Way: An Intimate Portrait of a Troubled America is not for you, and you can stop reading now.\nHerbert was my favorite columnist at The New York Times before he left in 2001 to join Demos, which the book jacket defines as \u201ca public policy think tank\u201d in New York. To get an idea of Herbert\u2019s take on life in America, consider the beginning of \u201cThe Fire This Time,\u201d which he posted in August on HuffPost:\nI remember the stunned reaction of so many Americans back in the summer of 2005 when legions of poor black people in desperate circumstances seemed to have suddenly and inexplicably materialized in New Orleans during the flooding that followed Hurricane Katrina.\nExpressions of disbelief poured in from around the nation: \u201cHow can this be happening?\u201d \u201cI had no idea conditions were that bad.\u201d \u201cMy God, is this America?\u201d\nPeople found themselves staring at the kind of poverty they thought had been largely wiped out decades earlier.\nHere\u2019s the article (Shock, but it went away)\nThat theme and similar ones, all related to social injustice, thread throughout Losing Our Way. The threads use the stories of ordinary Americans to show how the middle class is endangered, along with things that make a thriving middle class possible: jobs that provide enough wages to allow people to live above the poverty level, and public education, to name just two. And the book\u2019s stories never stray from the overarching theme of the pervasiveness\u2014indeed, the spread\u2014of poverty.\nThe root cause of poverty, Herbert writes, is that America has two castes: the very rich, and the rest of us:\nThe economy seem[s] to work only for the very wealthy. By 2013 the richest 1 percent in America was hauling in nearly a quarter of the nation\u2019s entire annual income and owned 40 percent of its wealth. The bottom 80 percent of Americans, 250 million people, were struggling to hold onto just 7 percent of the nation\u2019s wealth.\nThe high rollers continued to thrive despite the recession and its widespread suffering. The head of Goldman Sachs, Lloyd Blankfein, was compensated to the tune of $13.2 million in 2010 as salaries and bonuses on Wall Street roared back from the economic debacle set in motion by the recklessness of those very same bankers and their acolytes in government.\nThere\u2019s almost a numbing quality to Herbert\u2019s incisive observations on topics like slashed spending on public schools, and, to quote again from the book, \u201cjob cuts, falling wages, vanishing pensions and diminished expectations.\u201d Toward the end of the book, I began to develop a sense that it was all too much, that there was nothing I could do. Then I realized apathy, above anything else, brought our country to the state it\u2019s in.\nHerbert isn\u2019t content to merely point his finger at what\u2019s wrong. In the final chapter, he writes about how the actions of four black college students taking seats at a whites-only lunch counter in Greensboro, N.C., in 1960 ignited a movement that spread throughout the South and then the nation:\nWithin months, the sit-ins spread to dozens of American cities. Many of the protesters were beaten and thousands were arrested, but they would not give in. Some cities desegregated their lunch counters; others resisted. But by the mid-1960s the civil rights movement, with its freedom rides, court fights and other initiatives, had achieved a critical mass. The era of legal segregation of America was brought to a close.\nHe continues: What had happened was astonishing. Ordinary citizens far from the traditional centers of power had profoundly changed American society. Through sustained, thoughtful and courageous efforts, they had shifted the nation onto a better path.\nIn the end, Losing Our Way left me with two questions. The first is general: Why can\u2019t this happen today? And the second one was to myself:\nThanks to Herbert, I've got some ideas to answer that question.\nPeople have to start to pay attention. They have to vote. They have to question how money is spent and what that says about our collective priorities.\nDid I mention, people have to pay attention and vote?\nThe power that holds funding is counting on people being too beaten down to have the strength to figure out what they are doing. We are a nation of disconnected communication - one agency acts without thought to another and people get caught in the middle all the time. The thing is resources are only scarce because most of them are held by a very few people.\nI think about this stuff every day.",
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        "raw_content": "Nanowrimo is here\nIt\u2019s November and NaNoWriMo or National Novel Writing Month! I am participating this year, as I have a story that needs to get a draft out as soon as possible. If you want to be a writing buddy, I am under Pixie Beldona. The nanowrimo site appears to be down at the moment, so there must be a ton of writers planning to participate, which is awesome.\nAs I want to get a good start on the new story, it may be a couple extra days before getting out my reviews for episodes 9 and 10 of The Smile Has Left Your Eyes. The pace of the series is picking up as Yoo Jin Kang finds herself, despite her abhorrence, falling for the psychopath Kim Moo Young. She seems to believe that perhaps Moo Young can turn a corner and be a better person, but I don\u2019t see that happening at all, and so we\u2019re in for a roller coaster ride that will likely end in tragedy.\nOn the reading side, I got about halfway through Caleb Carr\u2019s lauded The Alienist, and gave up as it was far too wordy with so much unnecessary detail. Some writers are writers and some are storytellers. Carr is not a storyteller, from what I can tell, and even managed to make the seedy side of NYC in the 1890s kind of, well, boring. He\u2019s probably a very good historian, but this novel is likely hit more due to the fact it was recently made into the TV series, and the subject matter, which is a trendy subject among the virtue signaling set, than for his writing or storytelling. For a better series about a psychologist detective, try A Death in Vienna by Frank Tallis. The fourth book was a bit much for me, but the first three books, I thought the mysteries excellent and the setting great. Warning, your mouth may water from his descriptions of the food.\nThis entry was posted on November 1, 2018, in Uncategorized and tagged A Death in Vienna, nanowrimo, The Alienist, The Smile Has Left Your Eyes.\tLeave a comment",
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        "raw_content": "First published Wed Aug 27, 2003; substantive revision Thu Oct 6, 2016\nPeter Damian, an eleventh-century monastic leader and Church reformer, has received a modest place in the historiography of early medieval philosophy because of his little tract De divina omnipotentia. In this work, Damian treats two questions related to the limits of divine power: can God restore virginity to a woman who has lost it, and, can God change the past? Damian has often been depicted as a thinker who, in his defense of divine omnipotence, went as far as denying the universal validity of the principle of non-contradiction. For the most part, this depiction of Damian is unfounded. Nevertheless, De divina omnipotentia is an interesting document related to the early developments of medieval discussion concerning modalities and divine omnipotence.\n2. Passage 612A-B and Damian's Reputation\n3. Definition of Omnipotence\n4. Can God Restore Virginity?\n5. Can God Undo the Done?\n5.1. Damian's Main Approach\n5.2. A Supplementary Approach\n6. Damian's Objective\nPeter Damian (Petrus Damianus or Petrus Damiani) was born in or around 1007 in Ravenna, Italy. He acquired the name Damianus or Damiani after his elder brother Damianus, who cared for him in his youth. Peter studied liberal arts and law in Ravenna, Faenza and Parma, and gained a reputation as a teacher of rhetoric. About 1035, Damian experienced a religious conversion and entered the monastery at Fonte Avellana, near Gubbio. Because of his zealous devotion and his learning, Damian was soon entrusted with administrative and teaching tasks in his own and other monasteries. He became prior of Fonte Avellana in 1043, and led the monastery to a new prosperity. Damian developed into one of the most influential persons in the Church of his time who, through his writings and personal contacts, sought to foster monastic reform and reform of the Church. In 1057, Damian was nominated Cardinal-Bishop of Ostia against his will; he was relieved of at least some of the duties related to the office a few years later. Because of Damian's rhetorical skills and his knowledge of Canon Law, the Pope used him as his legate on several occasions. Damian died when returning from one such mission on the 22nd or 23rd of February 1072 in Faenza.\nPeter Damian was a voluminous writer. The most important part of his production is his letters, which number 180. Damian's treatises are also included in the collection of letters because they take the form of letters. The only one of Damian's works which is considered to be of philosophical interest is Letter 119, which is better known as De divina omnipotentia (On Divine Omnipotence). This letter is addressed to Abbot Didier of Monte Cassino and his community, and it is dated at the beginning of 1065.\nThe recent book-length studies on Damian's life and thought by McCready (2011) and Ranft (2012) are not philosophical in orientation, but they can be usefully read to gain an understanding of Damian's career and his personality.\nDamian's reputation as a thinker who denies the universal validity of the principle of non-contradiction goes back to a series of studies that the German scholar J.A. Endres published early in the twentieth century (Endres 1906, Endres 1910, and some others). This notion is one of the central pieces in Endres's more comprehensive thesis about a controversy between \u201cdialecticians\u201d and \u201canti-dialecticians\u201d in the eleventh century \u2014 \u201cdialecticians\u201d being thinkers with a rational tendency while \u201canti-dialecticians\u201d are suspicious of or hostile towards use of secular arts in discussions related to Christian faith. Peter Damian is Endres's prime representative of the anti-dialectical attitude. Endres's interpretation of Damian's position ultimately depends on a single passage in De divina omnipotentia, passage 612A-B (in the Migne edition). To better understand that passage, some preliminary remarks about the content and aim of De divina omnipotentia should be made. (However, see also Section 6.)\nIn De divina omnipotentia, Damian treats two questions related to divine power: Can God restore virginity to a woman who has lost it? Can God bring it about that what has been done has not been done? These questions had been brought up at a mealtime discussion during Damian's recent visit to the Abbey of Monte Cassino. The first question was suggested by a passage in a letter by Jerome which had been read aloud during one of the meals (596C-D). Damian maintained the view of divine omnipotence and claimed that God can restore virginity. The second question was suggested by the first one: some people asked Damian whether, in his view, God can undo the done; for example, can God bring it about that Rome was never founded (601C)? The general tendency in Damian's treatment is clear: he aims at defending the doctrine of divine omnipotence. It is also clear that Damian's answer to the first question is affirmative: he explicitly and emphatically declares that God can restore virginity to a woman who has lost it.\nGiven the information in the previous paragraph, one can construct the following argument for the claim that Damian has to deny the universal validity of the principle of non-contradiction: (1) Damian maintains that God can restore virginity to a woman who has lost it. (2) But restoration of virginity consists in removing those events in the woman's past that are incompatible with her being a virgin. (3) Therefore, Damian has to maintain that God can undo what has been done. (4) But the undoing of what has been done involves a contradiction. (5) Therefore, Damian has to claim that the principle of non-contradiction is not universally valid.\nThis construction of Damian's view is not entirely unrelated to the text of De divina omnipotentia. There is a passage in De divina omnipotentia where Damian touches upon the connection between the question of restoring virginity, the question of undoing the done, and the validity of the principle of non-contradiction, viz. the very passage on which Endres based his view about Damian's position. The passage reads as follows (the preceding sentences are also included to provide the context):\nLet the quibbling of the impious question be once more put forth; let it also be seen from what root it was produced, for then the stream that ought to be engulfed by the ground lest it should flood and ruin the rich fruits of sound faith may just dry out with its source. For in order to prove that God could not restore a virgin after her lapse, they add, as if it were a consequence [of the original question] (quasi consequenter): for would even God be able to bring it about that what has been done, has not been done? As if [it were so that] if it is ever established that a virgin has been spoilt, it could not happen that she would be intact again. This is assuredly true as far as nature is concerned, and the opinion holds. Also, that something has been done and that the very same thing has not been done cannot be the case. These, to be sure, are contraries to each other in such a way that if one of them is, the other cannot be. For of what has been it cannot truly be said that it has not been, and, the other way around, of what has not been it is not correctly said that it has been. For contraries cannot coincide in one and the same subject. This impossibility, then, (haec porro inpossibilitas) is indeed rightly affirmed if it is attributed to the lack of means of nature, but on no account should it be applied to the divine majesty. For he who has given birth to nature easily removes the necessity of nature when he wills. (611D-612B).\nTowards the end of this passage, Damian appears to be saying that God can restore virginity and undo what has been done even if it requires that the principle of non-contradiction is violated. At least this is how Endres interpreted the passage. According to Endres, Damian counts the principle of non-contradiction among the laws of nature; as such, it belongs to the sphere of the contingent and cannot restrict the agency of God Almighty. Because of this passage, the critique of dialectic and other secular arts that Damian presents elsewhere (see, e.g., 603C-604A, 610D-611D) acquires a new significance. Damian was not satisfied with simply criticizing the misplaced and mistaken use of dialectic in theology; he aimed at denying the possibility of science existing independent of theology (Endres 1906, 30\u201331; 1910, 23\u201330).\nRecent commentators disagree about the correct interpretation of 612A-B, but none of them find Endres's conclusions justified (see, e.g., Gonsette 1956, 100\u2013101; Cantin 1972, 139\u2013140, 173\u2013176, 203\u2013206; Remnant 1978, 260\u2013261; Resnick 1992, 110\u2013111; Knuuttila 1993, 65\u201366; Holopainen 1996, 36\u201339, 42; Gaskin 1997, 232\u2013233, 240\u2013243; closest to Endres's view comes Bauke-Ruegg 1998, 443-451). The problem with Endres's reading of 612A-B is that it fits badly with what Damian says elsewhere in De divina omnipotentia. Namely, Damian rejects as outrageous the suggestion that God could bring about something that violates the principle of non-contradiction (see Section 5.1). Either Endres's reading of 612A-B is altogether wrong, or at least the passage does not have the weight that Endres wants to give it.\nThere is a curious feature in Damian's idea about restoring virginity. Damian talks about kinds of restoration of virginity that do not require any interfering with past events (see Section 4). This is significant because it ruins our constructed argument for the claim that Damian has to deny the universal validity of the principle of non-contradiction (above, steps [1]-[5]). If Damian does not share the assumption that restoration of virginity consists in removing some events in the past (step [2]), then the two questions in De divina omnipotentia can be treated and answered separately. Even though Damian affirms the possibility of restoring virginity, he need not affirm the possibility of undoing the done.\nPassage 612A-B (or 611D-612B) appears to be connected to this issue. The beginning of the passage shows that Damian intends to make a point about the relation (or unrelatedness) of the two questions in De divina omnipotentia. (By \u201cimpious question\u201d Damian means the question about undoing the done.) From 612B onwards, Damian discusses God's power to reverse the laws of nature and arrives at the conclusion that God can restore virginity through a miracle within some present moment of time (cf. Section 4). As for Damian's claim about \u201cthis impossibility\u201d (haec ... inpossibilitas), which applies to nature but not to God, it is not clear whether he refers to the impossibility of bringing about something that violates the principle of non-contradiction or the impossibility of restoring virginity. If he refers to the latter, his point would be to say that God can restore virginity even though it is not possible to undo the done (Holopainen 1996, 36\u201339).\nPassage 612A-B is too ambiguous to support any substantial claims about Damian's view; Damian does not deserve his reputation as a thinker who denies the universal validity of the principle of non-contradiction in order to defend the divine omnipotence. (At the same time, it must be added that Damian is not quite clear about the validity of the principle of non-contradiction for those things for which God is not responsible. See Section 5.1.)\nDamian's central interest in De divina omnipotentia is to defend the doctrine of omnipotence against certain challenges. The defense that Damian offers rests on a specific understanding of what constitutes omnipotence.\nThe doctrine of omnipotence (omnipotentia) implies that God \u201cis capable of everything\u201d (omnia possit; e.g., 596C-D, 610C-D). In Damian's view, it does not follow from the doctrine that we should think that God would be able to do anything whatsoever. Admittedly, there are many things that God cannot do, e.g., God cannot lie (e.g., 597C). Lying is an evil thing. In Damian's view, an agent need not be able to do evil in order to qualify as omnipotent because not being able to do evil is no sign of impotence or inability. Actually, God cannot do anything that is evil and he can do anything that is good. By \u201comnipotence\u201d, Damian means this ability to do anything that is good. This ability can properly be characterized as \u201comnipotence\u201d because evil things are \u201cnothing\u201d (nihil). To be capable of \u201ceverything\u201d (omnia), an agent must be capable of anything that is \u201csomething\u201d (aliquid), but he need not be capable of \u201cnothing\u201d (598D-599A, 600A-B, 610C-D).\nThe remarks about \u201cnothing\u201d and \u201csomething\u201d are related to Damian's conception of the major metaphysical division among things in the world. The things in the world can be divided into the good (bona) and the bad or evil (mala), and these are quite different from each other (see 602A-C, 608B-610D, 618B-C). What is characteristic of good things is that they are (esse) and that they are something (aliquid). The good things that are have been made by God and are willed by God. Evil things are not willed by God, and they are far away from him. The being of evil is apparent and not real. Evil things seem to be, but in the testimony of the truth, they are not (non esse); they are not something but nothing (nihil). God is not the author of evil, for \u201cnothing was made without him\u201d (sine ipso factum est nihil, John 1:3).\nIn some passages, Damian assumes that divine omnipotence can be characterized as God's ability to bring about anything that he can will. Because God can will anything that is good, and he cannot will anything that is evil, this amounts to the same as the characterization of omnipotence as God's ability to bring about anything that is good (cf. 596C-597B, 599A, 600A-B). However, the characterization of omnipotence as God's ability to bring about anything that he can will reveals an important aspect in Damian's view of divine power, viz. divine freedom. Damian is very emphatic about God's freedom in his creative activity. In his omnipotence, God can do anything that is good, but he need not do everything that is good \u2014 he need not do anything at all (600B, 605C, 607A; for the Augustinian background, see Knuuttila 1993, 66\u201370).\nGiven Damian's understanding of omnipotence, it is, in principle, easy to determine whether God can do some given thing or not. One just has to find out whether the thing in question is a good thing or a bad thing. If it is a good thing, then God can both will it and bring it about. If it is evil, it is something that God cannot even will (cf. 600B).\nTo determine whether God can restore virginity, we need to find out whether getting virginity back is a good thing. In Damian's view, there is no doubt about it. As the loss of virginity is an evil, getting virginity back would be a good thing. Since God Almighty can will and do anything that is good, he can will to restore virginity, and he can restore it. This is Damian's general solution to the first question (599C-600B).\nDamian expands his solution by explaining that there are two relevant ways of understanding what the restoration of virginity means (see 600C-601B). Restoring virginity concerns either the fullness of merits (iuxta meritorum plenitudinem) or the integrity of the flesh (iuxta carnis integritatem). Restoration of virginity according to merit is possible, maintains Damian, for it consists of returning to the Lord. And, surely, the creator of humans can also repair the damage that the loss of virginity causes to the flesh. Thus, Damian can end his main discussion concerning the first question by boldly declaring that God can restore virginity to a woman, no matter how many husbands she has had, and that he can also repair the sign of virginity in her flesh, so that it is as good as when she emerged from her mother's womb.\nAs already intimated (Section 2), the restoration of virginity that Damian affirms as possible does not imply any interfering with past events. This goes both for restoration of fullness of merits and restoration of the integrity of the flesh. In the remarks related to restoration of virginity that Damian presents later in De divina omnipotentia, he mainly concentrates on the restoration of virginity according to the integrity of the flesh (see 611B-D, 614C).\nDamian makes some comparisons that make it clear that the restoration of virginity is a miracle within some present moment of time. Damian says that restoring virginity is a lesser miracle than the virgin birth. The virgin birth is like going through doors without opening them; the restoring of virginity is like closing doors that have been opened (611B-C). Damian further compares the virgin birth and the restoration of virginity to the eternal life of Enoch (Sirach 44:16; Hebrews 11:5) and the resurrection of Lazarus (John 11) (614C). What seems to be common to the restoration of virginity, the resurrection, and the closing of doors is that, in all three cases, something is restored to its original state. Such a restoration need not affect the past in any way. Restoring virginity does nothing to the fact that a woman has lost her virginity and has been without it, as the resurrection of Lazarus does not remove the fact that he has died and been dead. Restoration of virginity is an \u201cordinary\u201d miracle comparable to some of the miracles that are reported in the Bible.\nIn De divina omnipotentia, Damian presents some systematic remarks concerning God's power to produce miracles. God has sovereign power over nature. As the author of nature and its laws, he has reserved to himself the right to change the laws of nature according to his free choice and bend them as he wishes. Nature cannot but obey the will of its maker (612B-D). As evidence for this view, Damian enumerates a large number of miracles and miraculous phenomena that are contrary to the ordinary laws of nature (612D-614B; cf. 610D-611D). The discussion ends with the renewed affirmation that God is capable of restoring virginity if he wills (614C). None of the miracles that Damian mentions imply that God could undo the done or bring about a contradictory state of affairs. The aim of Damian's discussion appears to be to argue that God can miraculously restore the physical integrity of the flesh even though it is not possible to change the past (cf. 615A-B and Section 2).\nThe second question discussed by Damian in De divina omnipotentia asks whether God is able to bring it about that what has been done has not been done. Damian's discussion of the question is somewhat complicated, and he is not too explicit about what he is doing. There are some interrelated passages which offer what can be identified as Damian's main approach (601C-610D, 615A-B, 618B-D, 620C-D). Towards the end, there is a passage which Damian marks as an additional consideration (619A-620C; see Section 5.2).\nDamian's main approach to the second question is to argue that the past cannot be undone because what God has made cannot lose its status of having been. Before directly arguing this point, Damian presents two preliminary considerations which help to put the question in the proper setting. The first of these preliminary considerations is related to some discussions within the art of dialectic whereas the second is theological in nature.\nIn the first preliminary consideration (602D-604B; see also 609A and 615A-B), Damian connects the question about undoing the done to what he says is a disputed question of dialectic, \u201cthe question about the consequence of necessity and impossibility\u201d (quaestio ... de consequentia necessitatis vel inpossibilitatis, 604A).\nIn Damian's view, those who have put the question about God's ability to undo what has been done have acted impetuously, for they do not understand the import of their query. They are asking whether God can bring it about that what has been done, will not have been done. However, the kind of impossibility that is implied here concerns not only what is past but also what is present or future. One must also ask whether God can bring it about that what is, is not, or whether he can bring it about that what will be, will not be. In Damian's view, the logic in these questions is the same. The rules of dialectic say that from the factuality of any statement, regardless of the tense, you can infer its necessity and the impossibility of its contradictory in the following manner: what has been, necessarily has been, and it is impossible that it has not been; what is, necessarily is, as long as it is, and it is impossible that it is not; what will be, necessarily will be, and it is impossible that it will not be (602D-603B).\nWhat should one think of the necessity and impossibility which follow from any true singular statement? Does it follow that everything happens of necessity (so that not even God can do anything about it)? There was a disputed question in the dialectic of Damian's time which dealt with these kinds of queries. The root of the question is Aristotle's discussion of singular future statements in De interpretatione 9 which the eleventh-century dialecticians read in Boethius's Latin translation. They also knew what Boethius said about the theme in his two commentaries to De interpretatione and in Philosophiae consolatio. These works provide the background for the question that Damian refers to, but the formulation which Damian knows appears to be of early medieval invention (see Holopainen 1999, 230\u2013232; Holopainen 2006). Damian himself says that the question is an old question from the liberal arts which has newly been taken up again. However, the contemporary discussion is different from the ancient one in that the ancients discussed the question purely as a question of dialectic, whereas the contemporary writers have turned it into a quasi-theological question that has bearing on divine power (604A).\nAnother contemporary source with information about the question is the discussion in Cur deus homo II.17 by Anselm of Canterbury, some thirty years later. Anselm makes a distinction between two kinds of necessity: there is preceding necessity (necessitas praecedens) and there is subsequent necessity (necessitas sequens). Preceding necessity is an efficient kind of necessity, and it is the cause of a thing's being the case. The subsequent necessity does not cause anything, but is caused by a thing's being the case. The necessity which follows from any true singular statement in any tense is subsequent necessity. Anselm's discussion implies that the question about the consequence of necessity and impossibility arises from the failure to keep the two kinds of necessity separate (Knuuttila 1993, 74; Knuuttila 2004, 122\u2013124; Marenbon 1996, 12\u201316; Holopainen 1999).\nDamian does not tell us how the question about the consequence of necessity and impossibility can be resolved. It is possible that he was familiar with the kind of solution that one can find in Cur deus homo II.17 (see Holopainen 1999, 227\u2013232; Holopainen 2006, 116\u2013119). At any rate, Damian takes it for granted that the question can be solved in a manner which does not restrain omnipotence for he rejects the question as irrelevant to a discussion about divine power (604A-B; cf. 609A and 615A-B). In the same context, Damian also makes a comment about applying dialectic to theology: when dialectic and other branches of human knowledge are applied to the investigation of theological matters, they must serve as a maid (ancilla) serves her mistress; they must not try to adopt the leading position. Damian also accuses his discussion companions of being incompetent in the field of their art: they do not yet know the rudiments of dialectic, but nevertheless they try to apply it to theological issues (603B-D).\nThe second preliminary consideration in Damian's main approach to the second question focuses on divine providence. Drawing mainly on Augustine's writings, Damian presents a lengthy discussion concerning God's eternity and his relation to created beings (604C-608A; see also 599A-B and 618C-D). God is immutable, both in himself and in his relation to creation. He is not in any time or place, but all times and places, as well as all creatures, are contained in \u201cthe treasure of God's wisdom\u201d, or in his providence (providentia). To God there is no past or future; everything is present to him in an eternal now. To him, nothing changes or moves; everything that streams by or goes past in time stands immutably and eternally in his providence.\nThe doctrine of divine providence puts the question about changing the past in a new perspective (see 607A-610D). This doctrine warrants Damian's claim that the same considerations apply to things past, present and future, at least when we are discussing God's power. The doctrine of divine providence also makes it immediately clear what the answer to the second question has to be: the past cannot be changed because the past events are immutably present in the divine providential plan which is immutable (607A).\nTo Damian, asking whether God can undo the done is asking whether God can bring about a contradictory state of affairs. In Damian's view, it is obvious that this is something that God cannot do:\nYou, therefore, while you demand that one and the same thing both has been and has not been, is and is not, will be and will not be, you truly strive to confuse everything that has been made or is to be made and to show that it wavers between being and non-being. Certainly, the nature of things will not tolerate this. For nothing can be and not be at the same time; but what is not in the nature of things, is undoubtedly nothing. You ask, therefore, harsh critic, that God make what is not his, that is to say nothing. But behold! the Evangelist stands against you, saying that nothing is made without him (John 1:3). God has not yet learned to make nothing. You, teach him, and command him to make nothing for you! (608C; translated in Holopainen 1996, 32).\nThe passage provides a justification for the idea that God's inability to undo what has been done does not contradict his omnipotence. In Damian's view, omnipotence consists of God's power to bring about anything that is good. A contradictory state of affairs would be nothing and evil, and therefore the ability to bring it about is not included in omnipotence (cf. Section 3).\nIn another passage (608D-610D), Damian appeals to the efficacy of God's will to argue that a contradictory state of affairs cannot become actualized. Here, different considerations apply to the good and the evil (cf. Section 3). The good things are because God wills them to be. God's will as the efficient cause of the being of beings has such intensity that what he wills to be, cannot not be, and what he does not will to be, cannot be. Good things, then, are unequivocally in the case that they are, and a contradictory state of affairs cannot be realized through some good thing's being and not being at the same moment. As far as good things are concerned, we can say that the validity of the principle of non-contradiction is a consequence of divine omnipotence: it is an indication of the might of God's will as the efficient cause of being. The same is true of the validity of the consequence of necessity and impossibility; what some people see as a limitation to God's power is really an expression of his power (608D-609A, 610B).\nDamian's view is blurry when it comes to the validity of the principle of non-contradiction for evil things. He states that a contradictory state of affairs cannot be realized through some evil thing's being and not being at the same time. However, he supports this statement by pointing out that the being of evil things is apparent and not real: they cannot both \u201cbe\u201d and \u201cnot be\u201d at the same time because they never have the kind of \u201cbeing\u201d (esse) that good things have (610B-C). This leaves open the possibility that some evil thing could have and not have its quasi-being at the same moment of time (cf. Resnick 1992, 110-111). It is not clear whether this is an intended feature of Damian's view or not. In any case, the issue is not relevant for Damian's discussion about the power of God because God gives being in an unequivocal manner.\nIn the conclusion to his main approach, Damian focuses on the principle of non-contradiction as he understands it. He first lets us understand that we need not bother about the evil things. As for the rest, i.e., the good things, it is outrageous to suggest that their being would not be unequivocal:\nWhen therefore this question is proposed, with these words: \u201cHow can God bring it about that what has been done will not have been done\u201d, let a brother of sound faith answer that what has been done, if it was an evil, was not something but nothing, and on that account it must be said not to have been, because what the Maker of things did not order to be, did not have the grounds for existence. For he said, and they were made, he ordered, and they were created (Psalms 32:9). For everything was made by him, and nothing was made without him (John 1:3). And therefore to ask, \u201cHow can God make it so that what has been done will not have been done?\u201d is the same as to ask, \u201cCan God bring it about that what he has made he will not have made?\u201d Undoubtedly, what God has made, God will not have made! Therefore, who utters this is to be spat upon, and he is not worthy of reply, but rather should be condemned to branding. (618B-C; translated in Holopainen 1996, 40).\nIn Damian's view, the past cannot be undone because what God has made cannot lose its status of having been (because God has made what he wanted to make, and his will is immutable in eternity). For the same reason, the principle of non-contradiction is universally valid for everything which has being from God. Also, the things that have being from God cannot but be when they are, and therefore the consequence of necessity and impossibility is valid for them (609A).\nTowards the end of De divina omnipotentia, Damian presents an additional approach to the question of undoing the done (619A-620C). Damian clearly marks the passage as an additional consideration that can be used to combat those impudent people who are not satisfied with his principal solution (619A). In spite of this, the passage has often been mistaken for Damian's principal statement of the matter; in many selections from the text, only the additional approach is included whereas Damian's main approach is omitted (except for the question about the consequence of necessity and impossibility).\nDamian's main approach has been to show that divine omnipotence remains intact even though God cannot undo the done. In the supplementary approach, he pursues a different strategy: there is a sense in which it can be said, and not in a foolish way (non inepte), that God \u201ccan\u201d (potest) bring it about that what has been done, has not been done. This can be proved as follows. Since God's power (posse) is coeternal with God himself, it is immutably the same. Before the beginning of time, it was possible for God that none of those things that we know as the past would come into being. Therefore, this is possible for him now and always (620A-B).\nIn his additional approach, Damian purposefully put forward ideas that he knew were problematic. For if it is true that God cannot undo what has been done, there must be something wrong in any argument that seems to prove that he can. To save the faithful among the readers from too much bewilderment, Damian suggests that the additional consideration that he presents is principally of a grammatical nature. Namely, he points out that when we speak about God's ability to bring it about that what has been done, has not been done, the expression \u201cHe can (potest) do it\u201d is appropriate for speaking of the eternal God; from our temporal point of view, \u201cHe could have (potuit) done it\u201d is the appropriate way of expressing it (619A-C). If we follow this lead, the statement that God can undo what has been done collapses into the statement that God could have chosen to make the past different from what it actually was (Remnant 1978; Moonan 1980; Holopainen 1996, 42). Of course, this is not changing the past properly speaking. What Damian assumes here is that God could have chosen a different providential plan, not that God could make changes in the providential plan that he has actually chosen.\nIt is easy to misunderstand Damian's position regarding the validity of the principle of non-contradiction and the possibility of altering the past. This is partly due to the disorderliness of some of Damian's ideas. There is also another important factor which promotes misunderstanding. In Damian's view, there are some ideas that you should not articulate even though they are true. The idea that God cannot undo the done counts among these.\nThe situation from which De divina omnipotentia resulted begun from Damian's attempt to regulate what one may utter about God. Damian had been sitting at the table of Abbot Didier in Monte Cassino and eating. While they were eating, a passage in Jerome's letter to Eustochium was read in which it is claimed that even though God is capable of everything (omnia possit), he cannot restore virginity to a woman who has lost it. Damian stated that he had always found it disturbing that an inability (inpossibilitas) was so lightly ascribed to God. A discussion followed in which Damian defended the view that God has the power of restoring virginity whereas Didier argued for Jerome's view that he cannot restore it. In Damian's view, there is a sense in which we can say that God can restore virginity, and therefore we must affirm that he can restore it (596C-601B).\nDamian's objective at the table of Monte Cassino was to protect the doctrine of divine omnipotence by advising that we should abstain from saying anything which implies that God is powerless in some respect. Some of the monks sitting at the table were less interested in Damian's advice and more interested in the issue of omnipotence in itself. They were bold enough to put a question to Damian: if God is omnipotent in all things, as Damian has asserted, does he have the power of bringing it about that what has been done has not been done (601C)? We can be sure that Damian found this question very annoying. It is a difficult question, and it is a question that is difficult to handle without making statements about what God cannot do. Damian does not offer us any report about how the discussion continued. However, there is a remark in De divina omnipotentia which suggests that Damian himself was accused of implying that God is impotent in a certain respect (620D).\nDamian's objective in De divina omnipotentia is twofold. First, Damian reiterates his point about moderation while talking about God (e.g., 597B-599A, 603B-604B, 614D-616C). He strongly advises that we should abstain from spreading certain kinds of statements, even in cases where they are found in the Bible (597B-C). Damian's most important motive here seems to be to protect the faith of the simple believers:\nFor if it should reach the common people that God is asserted to be impotent in some respect (which is a wicked thing to say), the unschooled masses would instantly be confused and the Christian faith would be upset, not without grave danger to souls. (597C; tr. Spade 3.18\u201322).\nSecond, Damian defends himself against the accusation that he said that God is impotent in a certain respect (620D). His delicate task in De divina omnipotentia is to convince his readers of the view that divine omnipotence remains intact even though God cannot undo the done, without ever saying that God cannot undo the done because this is \u201ca wicked thing to say\u201d.\nPierre Damien, Lettre sur la toute-puissance divine, ed. and tr. A. Cantin (Sources chr\u00e9tiennes 191), Paris: Cerf, 1972. (The best edition available of De divina omnipotentia, with French translation and commentary. Cantin reproduces the column numbers in Migne's Patrologia Latina, vol. 145.)\nPier Damiani, De divina omnipotentia e altri opuscoli, ed. P. Brezzi, tr. B. Nardi (Edizione nazionale dei classici del pensiero italiano 5), Firenze: Vallecchi, 1943. (Critical edition and Italian translation of De divina omnipotentia and some other works.)\nDie Briefe des Petrus Damiani, 4 vols, ed. K. Reindel (Monumenta Germaniae Historica. Die Briefe der deutschen Kaiserzeit 4.1\u20134), M\u00fcnchen 1983\u20131993. (Critical edition of Damian's letters; De divina omnipotentia is Letter 119, in volume 3, 1989, 341\u2013384.)\nThere is an English translation of De divina omnipotentia (Letter 119) in Peter Damian, Letters 91\u2013120, tr. O.J. Blum (The Fathers of the Church. Mediaeval Continuation 5), Washington, DC: Catholic University of America Press 1998, 344\u2013386. (Unfortunately, there are mistakes in the translation of some passages of Damian's treatise which are crucial to its understanding. See the Supplement Document.)\nBauke-Ruegg, J., 1998, Die Allmacht Gottes, Berlin: de Gruyter (especially pp. 430\u2013457).\nCantin, A., 1972, Pierre Damien, Lettre sur la toute-puissance divine. Introduction, texte critique, traduction et notes (Sources chr\u00e9tiennes 191), Paris: Cerf.\nDressler, F., 1954, Petrus Damiani. Leben und Werk, Roma: Herder.\nEndres, J.A., 1906, \u201cDie Dialektiker und ihre Gegner im 11. Jahrhundert\u201d, Philosophisches Jahrbuch, 19: 20\u201333.\n\u2013\u2013\u2013, 1910, Petrus Damiani und die weltliche Wissenschaft (Beitr\u00e4ge zur Geschichte der Philosophie des Mittelalters 8.3), M\u00fcnster: Aschendorff.\nGaskin, R., 1997, \u201cPeter Damian on Divine Power and the Contingency of the Past\u201d, British Journal for the History of Philosophy, 5: 229\u2013247.\nGonsette, J., 1956, Pierre Damien et la culture profane, Louvain: Publications Universitaires & Paris: B\u00e9atrice-Nauwelaerts.\nHolopainen, T.J., 1996, Dialectic and Theology in the Eleventh Century, Leiden: Brill (especially Ch. 2: \u201cPeter Damian: De divina omnipotentia\u201d, 6\u201343).\n\u2013\u2013\u2013, 1999, \u201cNecessity in Early Medieval Thought: Peter Damian and Anselm of Canterbury\u201d, in Cur Deus Homo, P. Gilbert et al. (eds.), Roma: Herder, 221\u2013234.\n\u2013\u2013\u2013, 2006, \u201cFuture Contingents in the Eleventh Century\u201d, in Mind and Modality, V. Hirvonen et al. 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Marenbon (ed.), Turnhout: Brepols, 1\u201319.\nMoonan, L., 1980, \u201cImpossibility and Peter Damian\u201d, Archiv f\u00fcr Geschichte der Philosophie, 62: 146\u2013163.\nRanft, P., 2012, The Theology of Peter Damian: \u201cLet Your Life Always Serve as a Witness\u201d, Washington, DC: Catholic University of America Press.\nRemnant, P., 1978, \u201cPeter Damian: Could God Change the Past?\u201d, Canadian Journal of Philosophy, 8: 259\u2013268.\nResnick, I.M., 1992, Divine Power and Possibility in St. Peter Damian's De divina omnipotentia, Leiden: Brill.\nPeter Damian, article in the Catholic Encyclopedia\nSelections from Peter Damian's Letter on Divine Omnipotence, translated by Paul Vincent Spade.\nAnselm, Saint [Anselm of Bec, Anselm of Canterbury] | Augustine, Saint | Boethius, Anicius Manlius Severinus | eternity, in Christian thought | future contingents: medieval theories of | miracles | modality: medieval theories of | omnipotence | providence, divine\nToivo J. 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It will be difficult but still we want to go through.\n\u00a9 Provided by Goal Jurgen Klopp (L) and Gary Neville\nJurgen Klopp has been left bemused by Gary Neville's suggestion that Liverpool should forget this season's Champions League in order to mount a serious domestic title challenge.\nThe Reds have started the 2018-19 campaign in impressive fashion, winning their opening four Premier League games while conceding only one goal.\nNeville said in an interview with The Times that Liverpool would have a better chance of winning a first top-flight title since 1990 if they did not have European commitments in the final few months of the season.\nBut Klopp, whose side reached the final of the competition in 2017-18, does not understand the former Manchester United captain's reasoning.\nMerseyside derbies overhyped, says ex-Everton captain Neville\nPhil Neville admits he was never really convinced by the importance of the Merseyside derby, even while Everton captain.Former Everton captain Phil Neville says he hated playing in Merseyside derbies, describing them as \"overhyped\".\n\"How should that work? 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        "raw_content": "\u201cLenin\u2019s riotous faction is corrupting the revolution\u201d\nTsvetaeva on love\nGorky: \u201cThe bloody nightmare we have lived in these last three years has deprived us not only of ours senses but even our humanity\u201d\nIn a woman suffering from hopeless love there is something comic, unworthy. What kind of woman is it who gives up hope? And even the woman who idolizes her man also presents something of a sorry sight. Were Dante and Beatrice to have switched their roles, we would never have had the Divine Comedy.\nForgive me for disturbing you, but I don't know, how we are going to live further. We would live a little bit togetger. Maybe that's a weakness, but if this war continues, I will be able to take revenge on them. I know that I'm calling you into a terrible life, but I can not help calling out, only because of you I'm holding on. I need you as air, without you there is nothing to breathe.\nSource: RGALI f. 55 op. 1 unit Hr. 104, f. 72\nI am deeply concerned by this Russian fickleness, especially at such a fateful moment. I believe it is their exclusively psychological intelligence, their critical irony, which has made their characters so malleable. They take pleasure from strange, difficult and confusing situations, thriving on the risk and romance and enjoying their victories over others, who they mercilessly ridicule and play with like a marionette pulling at strings. See more\nThe existence of these monsters in the current revolution is its most frightful aspect. Who can say whether they have not already occupied the highest posts of government, and are preparing a monstrous betrayal of their responsibilities. The fact that there remains some possibility of exerting an influence from the outside gives me hope that my worst fears will not come to pass.\nThe weather is dreadful; the cold penetrates our chambers. We are each apportioned a ration of sugar and firewood. The Tsar pretends not to notice the frightful breaches of discipline committed by the soldiers. When he recently passed a guard the latter remained prostrate and continued smoking. On another occasion, an officer, rather than taking the hand offered to him by the Tsar, stepped away from him. See more\nThe Tsar then stretched out both his hands and said: \u201cWhat do you hold against me? Let us forget what has been\u201d.\nThe officer then put his hands behind his back, saying: \u201cI am a peasant, and I will never forgive you\u201d. The Empress understood this in her own way. She explained the scene as proof of the officer\u2019s modesty, that, being a peasant, he considered himself unworthy to shake the hand of the Tsar.\neditorial office of the newspaper \"New Life\", Nevsky lane, 64, Petrograd, Russian Empire\nThe bloody nightmare we have lived in these last three years has deprived us not only of ours senses but even our humanity.\nIt is most upsetting to see Lenin\u2019s riotous faction corrupting the revolution. In Petrograd, Kronstadt and some other cities it seems as if civil war has already begun. Separatist regiments are being formed ad hoc and without authorization in Kiev. What nightmares await us if all the nationalities and peoples of Russia will take such steps in pursuit of their \u201cself-determination\u201d!\nWoodrow Wilson Breckinridge Long, Third Assistant Secretary of State\nMay I not say that I should like very much to be excused from the necessity of seeing Mr. Bakhmeteff? I would be very much obliged if you would advise me as to whether it is diplomatically necessary that I should in the circumstances. See more\nThe circumstances are these, as you know: Mr. Bakhmeteff resigned his position as Ambassador from Russia, saying that he had no sympathy whatever with the things that have recently been happening in Russia, whereas I have the greatest sympathy with them. I do not understand that he has formal letters to recall to present and if he has not, I do not see any necessity for my receiving him. I would very much like your advice and the advice of the department.\nSource: Baker R. S., edited by (1939) Woodrow Wilson: Life and Letters, Vol. 7, London: William Heinemann.\nSince I last wrote we have passed through another crisis, provoked by Miliukoff's note to the Allied Governments on the subject of the war. That note was the result of a compromise between Kerensky's and Miliukoff's supporters. It was accepted and approved by the former in return for the consent of the latter to the communication to the Allies of the Government's proclamation disavowing all ideas of the acquisition of territory by force. Miliukoff has throughout contended that Russia must acquire possession both of Con- stantinople and the Straits, and for this reason, as well as out of regard for the engagements already entered into by Russia with the Allies, has persistently refused to suggest a revision of existing agreements. See more\nHe held that to communicate to the Allied Governments the proclamation addressed to the Russian people was an indirect way of inviting them to reconsider their agree- ments. There was a regular duel between him and Kerensky, and at one moment his position was so shaken that it almost looked as if he would have to go. The Cadet party, of which he is the leader, came to the rescue and brought pressure to bear on the Govern- ment by threatening that Mihukoff 's resignation would be followed by that of all the other members of the Government who belong to that party.\nIn the end Miliukoff agreed to communicate the proclamation, while the Government approved his covering note. The latter was couched in language which, if it did not actually contravene the letter of the proclamation, was an unquestionable contravention of its spirit. It raised a perfect storm in the Council of Workmen's and Soldiers' Deputies, where it was regarded as a revocation of all that had been said in the proclamation. Thursday was a very critical day. In the afternoon a number of regiments marched to the space in front of the Palais Marie, where the Council of Ministers sits, and joined the crowd that had already assembled there to demonstrate against the Government. Cries of ' Down with the Govern- ment,' ' Down with Miliukoff,' were raised, but eventually the troops were persuaded to return to their barracks.\nLater in the evening there were counter- demonstrations directed chiefly against Lenin and his adherents, and after several Ministers had addressed the crowd from the balcony of the palace the tide turned in their favour. The Government remained firm, declaring its complete solidarity on the subject of the note ; and the threat that they would resign en bloc and that, if they did so, a new Provisional Government would be formed at Moscow, caused the council to pour .water into their wine. The council, moreover, were aware, as they subsequently admitted, that they .were not themselves strong enough to form an administra-tion, and, on the Government consenting to publish an explanatory communique on the subject of the note, they declared the incident closed. This agreement was only reached on Friday evening, and during the whole of that afternoon the Nevski and adjoining streets were the scenes of demonstrations and counter-demonstra- tions. A collision took place on the Nevski between a pro-Lenin and an anti-Lenin crowd, in which several persons were killed and wounded. Between 9 and 10.30 P.M. I had to go out three times on the balcony of the Embassy to receive ovations and to address crowds who were demonstrating for the Government and the AlHes. During one of them a free fight took place between the supporters of the Government and the Leninites.\nAll is quiet again now and demonstrations have been forbidden for a couple of days. Miliukoff is naturally much elated at what he terms a great victory for the Government ; but though the Government is no doubt to be congratulated on the result of its con- flict with the council, the latter continues to act as if it were master of the situation.\nSince writing the above I have had a conversa- tion with Tereschenko. In reply to a question of mine, he said that he did not share Miliukoff 's view that the result of the recent conflict between the council and the Government was a great victory for the latter. It had been a moral victory, and fortunately it was the opponents and not the supporters of the Government who were responsible for the bloodshed. It had also demonstrated the numerical superiority of those who had sided with the Government. Against this must be set off the vindication by the council of its exclusive right to give orders to the troops. The Government, he told me, .were taking steps to counteract this by increasing the powers of General Korniloff, who is in command of the Petrograd garrison, and he was con- fident that they would eventually become masters of the situation, though they might have to admit into their ranks one or two Socialists. The workmen were getting disgusted with Lenin, and the latter would, he hoped, be arrested at no distant date.\nHe was, he said, most anxious to see peace negotiations opened with Turkey, and, if Constanti- nople was the only bar to such a peace, he thought that His Majesty's Government might approach the Russian Government with a proposal for its neutraliza- tion. I said that were we to do so we should lay our- selves open to the charge of ill-faith, and under present conditions it would be difficult for either Russia or the Allies to propose a revision of their respective agree- ments. He admitted this, but contended that, with the exercise of a little tact, an exchange of views on the subject of Constantinople might be invited.\nTo my telegram of the 3rd May, Ribot has replied by asking Albert Thomas and myself to give him our respective opinions.\n\"Draw up your argument,\" Albert Thomas said to me; I'll then draw up mine and we'll send them as they are to the Government.\"\nThese are my views See more\n1. Anarchy is spreading all over Russia and will paralyse her for a long time to come. The quarrel between the Provisional Government and the Soviet shows, by the very length of time it has lasted, that both are important. It is increasingly clear that disgust with the war, abandonment of all the national dreams and a lack of interest in everything save domestic problems are becoming uppermost in the public mind. Cities like Moscow, which a short time past were hot-beds of patriotic feeling, have been contaminated. The revolutionary democracy seems incapable of restoring order in the country and organizing it for the struggle.\n2. Ought we to continue to put our trust in Russia and give her more time? No; because even under the most favourable circumstances she will not be in a condition to carry out all her obligations as an ally for many months to come.\n3. Sooner or later, the more or less complete paralysis of Russia's effort will compel us to revise the decisions we had all come to on Eastern questions. The sooner the better, as the prolongation of the war involves France in terrible sacrifices of which Russia has not borne her share for a long time past.\n4. We must therefore waste no further time but endeavour in all secrecy to find some means of inducing Turkey to propose peace to us. This line of thought necessarily excludes the idea of any reply to the latest note of the Provisional Government, as such a reply would to some extent confirm agreements which have become unrealizable through Russia's fault.\nI will now give the views of Albert Thomas:\n1. I admit that the situation is difficult and uncertain, but not that it is desperate, as M. Pal\u00e9ologue seems to think.\n2. I believe that the best policy is to give the new Russia that confidence we did not refuse to the old.\n3. The Government will have to decide about the Eastern policy now put forward by M. Pal\u00e9ologue. I will content myself with the remark that this is not perhaps a well-chosen moment for great new diplomatic combinations in the East. But I have pleasure in observing that, in advising no reply to the Provisional Government's recent note, M. Pal\u00e9ologue himself takes a step in the direction of the revision of agreements. Speaking for myself, I am not opposed to the idea of a strictly secret attempt to induce Turkey to propose peace to us. The only difference between M. Pal\u00e9ologue and myself is that I still believe in the possibility of bringing Russia back into the war by announcing a democratic policy; M. Pal\u00e9ologue thinks that the last chance of attaining that end has gone.\n4. Our friendly discussion will put the Government in a better position to view the situation as a whole. I remain of opinion that the policy I suggest is not only the more prudent of the two but more in accordance with things as they are. Nor does it rule out the Turkish scheme; but it strives to bring it about by agreement with the new Russia and not in opposition to her.\nDuring the night it again got worse; during the day squalls came up, but the sun was shining and there was a wet snow. During the morning I took a walk while Alexei played on the Island. Afterwards, I gave him a lesson in geography. 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        "title": "The Hacker Crackdown \u2014 2 | radiofree.me The Hacker Crackdown \u2014 2 \u2013 radiofree.me",
        "raw_content": "Don\u2019t get me wrong, though. Just because we call it the Hacker Crackdown, it doesn\u2019t mean that a bunch of hackers didn\u2019t get arrested before that, in the 1980s. They certainly did. It came up in the news with some seriousness maybe twice a year, and many more stories circulated about various kids and grown-ups getting picked up. I certainly lived in fear of being caught, and most hackers were like me in that they refused to engage in what we called \u201ccarding,\u201d what the police called credit-card fraud. Only reasonably paranoid hackers were both able to maintain a long-term interest in hacking while surviving long enough to get good enough to avoid being targeted by the cops.\nA lot of hackers were anti-social, but they weren\u2019t doing anything strictly illegal, which they thought would keep the feds from targeting them. But apparently this general attitude \u2014 okay, combined with some genuinely serious and flagrant law-breaking from people like Fry Guy \u2014 so infuriated and frightened some federal authorities that they stopped caring whether or not they had evidence of illegal activity. Instead, if you were a hacker, or were in any way related to hackers, or you hosted a board where a hacker had an account, there was a small window of time in the first two months of 1990 when you were probably going to have an unpleasant conversation.\nThe story of how the authorities arrived at this attitude \u2014 sadly a very modern one, in retrospect \u2014 is almost as interesting a story as what they did with their attitude. It\u2019s unfortunate that we don\u2019t have the full story, and likely never will, given that the federal authorities in question were harshly, publicly, and fairly humiliated, and probably aren\u2019t in a mood, even twenty-three years later, to reflect on what truly motivated their idiocy.\nThat said, here\u2019s how it looked to me at the time.\nEveryone knows about the Secret Service as the guys in black suits with wireless earpieces who act as personal security for the president and other important people related to our government. Most people don\u2019t know that for more than a hundred years of their history \u2014 until ten years ago, in fact \u2014 they were actually agents of the U.S. Treasury. The Secret Service was founded by the federal government just after the Civil War, to combat counterfeiters. With the Confederate government and its economy both collapsed, people holding Confederate money lost everything. So the South saw a quick spike in U.S. currency counterfeiting by destitute Southerners. President Abraham Lincoln signed the Secret Service into existence a few hours before his assassination.\nThrough the Twentieth Century, many of the Secret Service\u2019s original responsibilities were divided up between the FBI and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives. Today, they still have the core of their original mandate, attacking fraud of various kinds \u2014 especially forgery, wire fraud, and credit-card fraud.\nThis is how, when a Secret Service agent got the great idea that someone had to do something about these hacker people, he had the jurisdiction to push his ideas. It\u2019s been speculated that everyone went along with him both because knocking over America\u2019s phone network isn\u2019t something to take lying down and because the Secret Service was desperate for more relevancy and in general a higher profile in the modern age. What we call the Hacker Crackdown, they called Operation Sundevil. It was going to be awesome.\nAt the same time, I\u2019d made a couple of friends in Austin, both of them through disconnected social circles, who happened to comprise some the heaviest hitters among the Legion of Doom who hadn\u2019t been arrested in the previous summer\u2019s sweep in Atlanta. They were clever and dedicated and curious, and they were not robbing anyone or logging into a McDonalds mainframe to give their friends pay-raises (as Fry Guy had done; he got his name because, well, he was 16 and he worked at a McDonalds). The Austin guys weren\u2019t committing wire fraud, but they were flaunting their knowledge and flouting authority\u2019s concerns about exploring any system they could find. Increasingly, computers were networked together, so having some authority in one system could lead to real influence over other systems. With more and more computers coming online all the time, it looked to be a never-ending exploration.\nI\u2019m not even sure they knew that I knew them both. They called themselves The Mentor, and Erik Bloodaxe. They ran a bulletin-board system called The Phoenix Project. It was a security forum where everyone from the youngest little want-to-be hacker kid to the most experienced corporate security officer could meet to share thoughts and perspectives. It had a solid archive of security notes. It was not going out of its way to offend anyone, though it was unashamedly affiliated with the Legion of Doom, so it got into the Secret Service\u2019s cross-hairs that way.\nAt the time, I was living north of Austin, in the Dallas/Fort Worth area of Texas, still grudgingly learning to be a student at the University of Texas at Arlington, though my girlfriend was in Austin. I tried to come down every two or three weeks to see her. 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        "raw_content": "Breaking Records with Spanish High-Speed Rail\nBy Pedro Cavero\nThis summer will see the completion of a world record-breaking viaduct at a point where the Almonte River meets the Alc\u00e1ntara reservoir in the west of Spain, close to the Portuguese border.\nThe structure forms part of the Madrid-Extremadura High-Speed Line, with an estimated length of 450km, which runs through the municipalities of Garrovillas de Alconetar and Santiago del Campo in C\u00e1ceres. It will be the third-largest concrete arch in the world, and it will also hold world record-breaking status in railway arch bridges.\nIn addition to being a remarkable feat of engineering in its own right, the viaduct is symbolic of Spain\u2019s bold ambition when it comes to the delivery of its high-speed rail network. Since the high-speed rail infrastructure plan started in 1987 Spain has established itself as the largest network in Europe at 3,100km. 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It started with the construction of four sections, together with two of the largest stations in the high-speed network, Atocha in Madrid and Santa Justa in Seville, with the first line being put into service in 1992. FCC has now been involved in the development of 700km of high-speed rail lines across the country.\nRelated Post: Austrian Federal Railways Investing in Next-Generation Vehicle Maintenance\nMadrid-Extremadura High-Speed Line\nIn September 2010 the Spanish Ministry of Development, acting through ADIF (the state-owned organisation charged with the management of most of Spain\u2019s railway infrastructure), contracted a joint venture organised by FCC Group and the Portuguese firm Conduril. Their task was to build the 6.265km section of the new 165km stretch of the Madrid-Extremadura High-Speed Line in C\u00e1ceres between the Alc\u00e1ntara Reservoir and Garrovillas. When completed travel times for direct and semi-direct services will be reduced by up to one and a half hours.\nThe 109 million euro contract covers all the work necessary to build the infrastructure, such as earthworks, drainage work, tunnels, structures, shifting of easements and relocation of affected services, including cross-connections to ensure the line\u2019s permeability to roads. Some of its unique aspects include the fact that it crosses over the Almonte River by a 996 m long viaduct, with a deck fixed upon a 14 metre-wide and 3.1 metre-thick box section. The viaduct is divided into three distinct parts: two access roads and one central section. The central part has an arch with an octagonal section varying in width and thickness with a span of 384m. The arch is built with in situ concrete, and concrete was pumped from the base to each of the 65 segments that set the total length of the 384m arch. 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        "raw_content": "Four Yellow Jackets Set For NCAA Championships\nLive Results | Schedule | Heat Sheets | ESPN3\nTHE FLATS \u2013 Four Georgia Tech track and field athletes head to Eugene, Ore. to compete in the 2014 NCAA Outdoor Championships, which take place June 11-14 at Oregon\u2019s Hayward Field. Seniors Julienne McKee and Jonathan Gardner, and juniors Nikita Kirillov and Jeremy Greenwald will represent Georgia Tech at the national meet.\nKirillov kicks off action for the Jackets Wednesday with the pole vault finals at 7 p.m. ET. McKee, a four-time NCAA Outdoor Championship qualifier, takes on her first of two events with the long jump at 7:15 p.m. ET.\nKirillov is set to compete in his first NCAA Championships after a third-place showing and a height of 5.32m (17-5.50) in the NCAA East preliminaries.\nMcKee, who will also compete in the triple jump on Friday at 6:25 p.m. ET, leaped to a distance of 6.25m (20-6.25) in the long jump to place sixth at the NCAA East Preliminaries.\nMcKee added a second event to her NCAA schedule with the triple jump after a qualifying and career-best leap of 13.25m (43-5.75) for fourth place in the preliminaries..\nGreenwald runs the 1,500-meter semifinals on Thursday at 7:30 p.m. ET with the finals set for Saturday at 5:18 p.m. ET. Greenwald earned his first career trip the NCAA Outdoor Championships in the 1,500 meters with a time of 3:45.79 and a top-five place in his heat in the preliminaries.\nGardner wraps up the Jackets\u2019 time in Eugene with the men\u2019s triple jump Saturday at 3:30 p.m. The Chicago, Ill., native placed seventh in the triple jump with a distance of 15.86m (52-0.50) to earn a trip to his second career NCAA Outdoor Championships.\nESPN Networks will cover every day of the meet, with Wednesday and Thursday being broadcast on ESPN3, starting at 6:55 p.m. ET. Events on Friday and Saturday will be broadcast live ESPNU starting at 7:30 p.m. and 5:00 p.m., respectively.",
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        "raw_content": "The truth is out there ...right?\nAt first, it all seemed so obvious. It was those Islamic terrorists. Osama bin Laden. Mullah Omar. George W. Bush had nothing to do with it ...did he?\n\"The right wing benefited so much from September 11 that, if I were still a conspiratorialist, I would believe they'd done it.\"\n--Norman Mailer\nWhen the paladin of Camelot joined the fray, I knew 9/11 had become the Kennedy Assassination of the 21st century -- a real-life X-Files episode occurring before my eyes. Like those X-Files accounts of aliens living in oil deposits, this was a story with such staggering implications the mainstream media are loath to go near it. The question isn't who killed the president -- it's who piloted the airplanes that slammed into the World Trade Center towers, the Pentagon and the Pennsylvanian countryside.\nJust as there remains lingering doubt that Lee Harvey Oswald fired a burst of fatally accurate shots from the Texas Book Depository, so there is skepticism that cells of Islamic terrorists secretly coordinated and simultaneously commandeered four commercial jetliners.\nThe culprit responsible for the Sept. 11 attack is now rumoured to be the same one who lurked behind the grassy knoll: the oil-dependent U.S. military-industrial complex.\nNot everyone is ready to accept this -- a substitute teacher in North Vancouver's Sherwood Park elementary school has been called on the mat for suggesting to Grade 5 students the Central Intelligence Agency might have been involved in 9/11.\nAnd at last count, there were a dozen U.S. Congressional Committees investigating the tragedies and how such an intelligence and security breakdown was allowed to occur.\nBut President George W. Bush and his right-hand man, Vice President Dick Cheney, have taken the unprecedented step of trying to restrict those investigations, pouring fuel on the simmering conspiracy theories being propagated in alternative publications, on wingnut Web sites and among some serious media outlets.\nIn Germany, a former minister of technology, Andreas von Buelow, made headlines when in an interview he dismissed the U.S. government's explanation that Osama bin Laden's al-Qaida network is responsible for the attacks. His own explanation implicated the White House.\n\"I wonder why many questions are not asked,\" von Buelow said. \"For 60 decisive minutes, the military and intelligence agencies let the fighter planes stay on the ground; 48 hours later, however, the FBI presented a list of suicide attackers. Within 10 days, it emerged that seven of them were still alive.\"\nIn Britain, a flight engineer has published a detailed paper asserting the U.S. took the joysticks out of the pilots' hands using a method of remote control developed by the American military in the 1970s.\nIn the U.S. and Canada, independent publisher and editor Mike Ruppert (a former LAPD cop who hates the CIA) has drawn huge crowds to his two-hour lecture in which he states baldly that the U.S. government was complicit in the attacks and had foreknowledge. He opens his documentary presentation with an offer of $1,000 US to anyone who can prove any of his sources were misrepresented or inauthentic.\nA former U.S. government agent also has given interviews claiming the CIA has been dealing with Osama bin Laden since 1987.\nAccording to those who do not believe in The Lone Gunman, the truth is as plain as the nose on your face: Sept. 11's terrorist acts were planned and paid for by the CIA to enable the Bush Administration to \"legitimately\" bomb Afghanistan into submission on behalf of the oil industry.\nAfter all, everyone knows the Bush family has strong and long acknowledged ties to the oil industry, as do other senior members of the administration. Cheney until recently was president of a company servicing the oil patch. National Security adviser Condoleeza Rice was a manager for Chevron. Commerce and Energy Secretaries Donald Evans and Stanley Abraham worked for Tom Brown, another oil giant.\nFollow the money, as they say, and you'll find the smoking gun.\nUnder this scenario, conspiracy theorists say a pliant Afghan regime was essential because of plans to pipe central Asian oil across Afghanistan. And there is a harvest of coincidence and contradiction to feed such imaginings.\nConsider first that the intelligence breakdown that led to 9/11 appears to have been a consequence of the Bush Administration telling the Federal Bureau of Investigation to back off on its investigation of Middle Eastern terrorism. A senior FBI investigator resigned from the agency, noisily claiming its main obstacle in the investigation was Big Oil's political influence. In an ironic twist of fate, the agent died in the World Trade Center.\n(Fox Mulder, was that you? Is that why they cancelled the series?)\nThere also are recurring reports the CIA station chief in Dubai met with bin Laden only seven weeks before 9/11 while he was laid up for surgery. (The CIA denies this, but of course you can't believe anything it says.)\nNow think about this for a second: The Independent in London questions how Bush could claim in two public appearances to have seen the first plane hit the first tower long before any such TV footage was broadcast. The paper also asks why Dubya continued sitting with elementary school students after the second tower was hit and he'd been told, \"America is under attack.\"\nVery mysterious, when standard procedure for such a situation is to whisk the president away to safety. Unless -- and here is the nub -- unless he knew something more than we did that morning. As the Independent asked, \"What television station was HE watching?\"\nThis is rich stuff for those who see Them under the bed, especially since the financial miasma melds nicely with the already swirling rumour and insinuation.\nIn the days before the attacks, there was unusually heavy trading in airline and related stocks using a market tactic called a \"put option\" that essentially bets that a stock will decline in value. If you were Osama, buying puts would be a great way to boost the value of your investment portfolio.\nAnd sure enough, unusually high numbers of put options were purchased in early September for the stocks of AMR Corp. and UAL Corp., the parents of American and United -- each of which had two planes hijacked. The U.S. government is now investigating suspicious trading in 38 companies directly affected by the events of Sept. 11.\nThe initial survey of beneficiaries, however, turns out not to include one tall, dark-haired, olive-skinned, Allah-loving, Saudi-born sheik. Mainly the profiteers were blue-chip, establishment, red-white-and-blue Americans, some of whom were tenants in the collapsed twin towers, such as Morgan Stanley, Dean Witter, Lehman Brothers and the Bank of America, major airlines, cruise companies, General Motors Corp., Raytheon and others. Several insurance companies are also on the 38-name list U.S. and Canadian financial firms were asked to review and compare with their records for any unusual patterns.\n(Which may say more about who plays the market than anything else, but why quibble with the quixotic?)\nCynics are also questioning the incredible speed with which evidence in the WTC collapse is being destroyed. Never in the history of fire investigations, they say, has evidence been destroyed before exhaustive investigations are complete.\n(Say what? Two skyscrapers' worth of debris should be warehoused?)\nAnd then there were the curious developments swirling around the anthrax public health hysteria triggered shortly after 9/11. Even dullards can appreciate that anthrax sent to a top Democrat and to the U.S. media helped unify the nation behind the war effort while literally shutting down Congress -- a remarkably useful outcome for Dubya and his gang.\nIndeed, specialists in biological warfare say the anthrax appears to be a U.S. military strain and the culprit a disgruntled American scientist who possesses a rare combination of laboratory skills that make him (they believe it's a man) relatively easy to identify. Hmmm.\nAnd who didn't smell a bad odour two weeks ago when Tennessee driver's licence examiner Katherine Smith died in Memphis under \"most unusual and suspicious\" circumstances. One day before her arraignment on charges she conspired to provide phoney licences to five Arabs tied by the FBI to the 9/11 attacks, her car crashed into a utility pole. The car was only slightly damaged, the gas tank was full and intact, but the vehicle was immediately engulfed in flames.\nAs one report pointed out, Smith and the car interior apparently were doused with gasoline, which would certainly qualify in my book as at least \"suspicious.\"\nAnd Memphis ... Memphis? Wasn't that the same place a noted Harvard bio-warfare expert \"fell\" off a bridge in December?\nScully!\nThe truth is out there. I know it. 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        "raw_content": "A collision of fate\u2026\nI was in a minor car accident today. It was entirely my fault. I\u2019m not going to bore you with the logistics of how it happened. But there are a few details you need to know for this story.\nMy 2 year old son, Tyler, was in the car with me. (He was completely unharmed). An elderly man was driving the vehicle I hit. The damage to his vehicle was substantially worse than mine.\nOk. So after the hit, the first thing I did was get my baby out. He was happy and smiling. All good. The man and I then looked to check the damage. I was shaking and crying. Not because I was hurt, not in the least. More so because I didn\u2019t see the hit coming, so was more mentally shaken, if anything.\nHe was a grumpy-in-an-adorable-kind-of-way old school soul, lecturing me on \u201ctoday\u2019s generation\u201d. We exchanged information. He said he\u2019d have to get a quote and would send it to me\u2026 Obviously it being my fault, the damage would be mine to shoulder. Fair.\nI called my husband. Bawling. He couldn\u2019t have cared less about the damage, just that we were alright.\nA few hours later the mechanic\u2019s estimate came in at just under $3,000\u2026 for his car alone. Then I got a phone call from the grumpy-in-an-adorable-kind-of-way man whose car I\u2019d hit. A call that would change my life\u2026\nHe said \u201cI\u2019m just calling to wish you and that little boy of yours a Merry Christmas.\u201d Ummm\u2026 OK?\n\u201cMerry Christmas,\u201d he said again, \u201cjust worry about fixing your car. And I\u2019ll worry about mine\u201d.\nI was speechless. I didn\u2019t understand. Then he elaborated.\n\u201cLike you, I had 3 kids. And like you, I had a Tyler. But my Tyler was killed by a drunk driver when he was young. When I heard you say your son\u2019s name today, I couldn\u2019t help but think it was a sign. You\u2019re in the thick of life right now, I remember how taxing those days were. So the least I can do is take a young mother\u2019s stress away and give her a relaxing, worry-free Christmas with her family.\u201d\nWhat does one say? You don\u2019t\u2026 There are no words.\nIt was the true meaning of \u201cthe gift of giving\u201d. I don\u2019t yet know why it happened to me. And I don\u2019t yet know what I\u2019m to do with it. But I do know that we always have to believe in the good in people. And to be the good. And to spread the good. That there truly are angels all around us\u2026 some named Tyler from up above, and others right here on earth getting hit by a very very grateful and lucky Mom who was fortunate enough to be able kiss and tuck her own angel into bed tonight\u2026 also named Tyler.\nDear Younger Self\u2026 As you were!\nI keep seeing these posts asking \u201cif you could write a letter to your younger self, what would you say?\u201d\nNothing, is my answer. Don\u2019t get me wrong\u2026 I made A LOT of questionable, if not just plain stupid, decisions\u2026 and I acted on nearly ALL of them. I didn\u2019t treat my body with the respect it deserved. I let the good guys go, and kept the wrong ones around. I broke hearts. I had my heart broken. I even broke my own heart at times. I lost some good friends through my actions. I didn\u2019t listen to advice from those who cared most about me. I followed, even when my gut told me to run the other way. I was scared to be different. I missed opportunities because I lacked confidence. I never slowed down to take it all in. I didn\u2019t sleep enough. I made impromptu decisions. I didn\u2019t always consider the consequences. I was selfish at times. I was disrespectful at times. And I can\u2019t say I always gave it my best.\nDo I have regrets? Sure. Some. But not a lot, because even the bad made me better. So it\u2019s hard to regret any of my younger choices, as they are what got me to where I am today. The good, the bad, and the ugly.\nAnd I\u2019m more than alright with who I am today.\nIt\u2019s not to say I\u2019m now perfect. It\u2019s not to say I won\u2019t continue to make bad decisions. It\u2019s not to say I don\u2019t still question myself, daily. The evolution continues. Because I now face a whole new set of challenges that my younger self didn\u2019t have\u2026 parenthood, career, marriage, larger financial responsibilities, aging parents, etc.\nSo no. I wouldn\u2019t tell my younger self to change anything.\nAnd when I\u2019m 80, I hope to look back on ALL my younger years, and still feel the same.\nTrust the wait. Embrace the uncertainty. Because when nothing is certain, anything is possible.\nHow to heal a bursting heart\u2026\nI was playing \u201cdoctor\u201d with my 3 year old today. He had me lie down on the couch as he strategically identified every one of my body parts that needed \u201cfixing\u201d.\nHe started at my toes, and with precision and focus he used masking tape to fix all my broken bones. Broken toes\u2026 Broken knees\u2026 Broken hips\u2026 Broken ribs\u2026 He taped me back together like the little surgeon he was pretending to be.\nHe then looked me in the eyes, and leaned over and gave me a soft, sweet kiss on the lips. My boy, I thought.\nBut his kiss came with a purpose. Because he then explained that \u201cTape won\u2019t fix your broken heart, Mommy. But a kiss will.\u201d\nTouched, but also somewhat concerned, I asked him why he thinks Mommy has a broken heart.\nHe looked at me like I had two heads, \u201cBecause we\u2019re playing doctor, and I\u2019m fixing all your broken bones. And only a kiss will fit a broken heart.\u201d Duh\u2026\nThese little moments. The ones that seemingly mean so little to him, yet so much to me.\nFor all the nights I lay awake questioning if I am doing right by them as their mother, were just answered by my boy\u2019s sweet kiss.\nHe is more than good. He is thriving. Happy. Loving. Smart. I am doing right by them.\nSo while there is no need to fix my broken heart\u2026 he certainly does know how to heal a mother\u2019s heart that is bursting with love.\nCome on in for a bite and some whine\u2026\nSo my kid bit another kid today. Not some cutesy little toddler nibble. Nope\u2026\nTears, screaming. All eyes on me\u2026 the mother of a Class \u201cA\u201d Predator. After frantically apologizing to the mother, the kid, and the mother again, I was then paid a visit by the \u201cShitty Mom Fairy\u201d, obviously.\nYou know her, right? She swoops in right as you\u2019re about to have a mental breakdown just to make you feel even shittier than you already do as a mother.\nAs if the fact that my toddler just went all Mike Tyson on another kid wasn\u2019t bad enough\u2026 The Shitty Mom Fairy then has to fly in, tossing her shitty smelling shade my way.\nMy child is feral and will most likely grow up in a federal prison. Images of orange jumpsuits and me baking cupcakes for inmates dance through my head. And then the reasons why it\u2019s all my fault come floading into my already over-thinking mom brain\u2026\nHe bit because of that time I subtely ignored him after he\u2019d asked me for the 1,372 time to read him that f-ing board book\u2026 and for that, I\u2019m a Shit Mom.\nHe bit because I only sat for 875 hours straight (not 10,325 hours straight) to play pretend invisible Bad Guys! And for that, I\u2019m a Shit Mom.\nHe bit because I haven\u2019t faithfully fed him organic tree bark and now he\u2019s a few fries short of a happy meal. And for that, I\u2019m a Shit Mom.\nHe bit because I let him watch more than the 4.3 seconds of daily recommended screen time, so his behaviour reflects that of a dog-like social outcast. And for that, I\u2019m a Shit Mom. (Although I think Caillou\u2019s Shit Mom should also take some the blame too, right?).\nAccording to the Shitty Mom Fairy\u2026 for all these reasons, and SO many more, my toddler is biting.\nUntil another mom came up to me and said \u201cMy daughter was a biter. Don\u2019t worry\u2026 they grow out of it.\u201d Only then was I reminded that I\u2019m not a Shit Mom. Like, at all. It\u2019s actually my kid who is the shithead.\nBecause he\u2019s a toddler. And toddlers are assholes\u2026 on steroids\u2026 on repeat. My older two never bit, but they challenged me in different ways. Because they are toddlers. And toddlers are assholes\u2026 on steroids\u2026 on repeat.\nSo I grabbed my little shithead toddler and hugged him hard, like only a good mom can\u2026 showing him that love always wins over violence.\nThen I turned and stared that Shitty Mom Fairy right in her shitty brown eyes, and said \u201cBITE ME\u201d.\nWhat happens in Vegas\u2026 xo\nMy children woke up at 4:30am this morning. They refused to go back to sleep. They had ants in their pyjama pants. TV wasn\u2019t going to cut it. They were behaving like a pack of chimpanzees on Red Bull. Once we made it downstairs, throwing their breakfast at eachother was more fun than actually eating it. And why drink milk when you can spill it all over the floor? I then had about as much success dressing them as one would have painting nailpolish on a squirrel\u2019s toenails. In the end, they were fed and dressed. And me a little crazy, but still so so inlove with my kiddies.\nBut you know what? This morning, fifty people were robbed of these crazy mornings. They were robbed of their chance to be woken up at 4:30am. They were robbed of their chance to watch morning food fights and clean daily milk spills. They were robbed of the chance to hug and kiss their children, no matter how crazy they make them.\n50 PEOPLE! Fifty lives. Gone\u2026 just like that. For no reason other than some lunatic asshole who has easy access to a fully automatic weapon.\nSo hug your kids. And remember\u2026 just when they drive you to the point of insanity\u2026 and you think it can\u2019t get any worse. Just remember, it could be worse. Much worse.\nBecause what happens in Vegas\u2026 didn\u2019t stay in Vegas! Not this time. This time it is being felt around the world.\nThoughts and love with Las Vegas!\nBoys who wear pink are pretty\u2026 Pretty awesome, that is!\nThese are my son\u2019s hockey skates. He wanted pink laces. Because it\u2019s \u201cMommy\u2019s favourite colour\u201d. He is 3 years old. He was so happy about his pink laces.\nFast forward to this morning\u2026 his first lesson of the season. He was an excited little boy. He laced those pink laced up\u2026 secured his helmet on\u2026 and eagerly awaited his ice time.\nThat\u2019s when a girl said to him, \u201cYou know pink is for girls, right? That\u2019s gay!\u201d. Now this wasn\u2019t another 3 year old who simply regurgitates what they\u2019ve heard, verbatim. No, instead it was a 12 year old girl. A girl old enough to form her own opinion. A girl old enough to know right from wrong. A girl old enough to know when it\u2019s not appropriate to comment.\nTo be honest, I was expecting it. When he chose pink laces, I knew someone would comment. I knew someone would stare. But I try to raise my children to stay true to themselves, without apology or explanation. But I\u2019d be lying if I said I didn\u2019t bite my nails down, anxiously worrying about the hardships it takes for a child (even an adult!) to stay true to themselves\u2026 especially at such a young age, and in such a cruel world.\nSo yes, I wasn\u2019t surprised. But what I WAS surprised by was my 3 year old son\u2019s response.\n\u201cWell\u2026 football players wear pink!\u201d\nThey do. They accessorize themselves from head to toe in pink to show their support for those affected by breast cancer. Survivors. Those battling for their lives. Those who have lost their battle. Their families. Their loved ones.\nAnd my 3 year old noticed! He may not have known exactly why they sport pink\u2026 but he made the connection that, yes, boys too wear pink. In fact, even the most macho of men wear pink.\nThe girl had no idea what he was talking about. No doubt because in her world, girls don\u2019t watch football.\nBut it got me thinking\u2026 as a mother of 3 boys, I am constantly hearing about the importance of raising boys who respect women and gender equality. Yes, yes and yes. I\u2019m all for it. But there are two sides to every coin. And I was very much so reminded of it today.\nMaybe we also need to hear about raising girls who are equally accepting of boys. Boys who want to take dance class. Boys who want to play with dolls. Boys who want to wear pink laces\u2026 even to play hockey! Without the label of being \u201cgay\u201d.\nIt\u2019s a double edged sword that we, as parents and as society, need to let the sharp edges dull the f-ck out.\nBecause girls should play sports\u2026 where boys should wear pink. And girls should wear short shorts without assumption or judgement\u2026 where boys should wear pink without judgement or assumption. Where girls should be President, where well\u2026Donald Trump.\nSo for all the hours I lie awake worrying about the job I\u2019m doing as a mother\u2026 I can confidently say that after today, I must be doing something right.\nWe are one. Pink. Blue. Or somewhere in between.\nYou were due today! But all I have are my thoughts of you.\nThis picture is the last one I took before I was told you were gone. You left me at 14+ weeks. You may have stopped physically growing\u2026 but you have continued to grow emotionally inside of me, ever since.\nNo one talks about you anymore with me. No one asks. It\u2019s not so much that they\u2019ve forgotten about you, it\u2019s just that they\u2019ve moved on. And that\u2019s ok. I have too, yet not at all.\nIt\u2019s funny in a not so funny kinda way\u2026 I never knew you, yet I still think about you all the time, every day. Because I housed you under my heart for long enough to have felt your presence, and your loss. Greatly.\nI find it especially hard lately, as you would have been making your grand debut. With the loss of a loved one who lived and breathed, we try to focus on the positive memories they leave behind. That\u2019s the tricky thing about a miscarriage\u2026 one mourns for a life never lived. There was never a chance to make memories, so one might think it would be easy to simply \u201cget over\u201d. Not so much.\nIt\u2019s a complicated heartache. Because you WERE. You were you. And you were mine\u2026 body and soul. And still yet, here you are\u2026 all these months later. Still with me in my daily thoughts. Still able to make my heart ache. Still able to fill me with rage at the unfairness of it.\nI was going to light a candle today with the old adage \u201cthe light would guide you home\u201d. But really, the only home you ever knew was right under my heart. When you lived inside of me, you brought me so much joy. 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        "raw_content": "To spay/neuter, or not?\nJuly 7, 2013 reggiedogg 1 Comment\nLike many people, I have always operated with the belief that unless you intend to breed your dog you should spay or neuter your pet. I have always believed that to keep an animal intact without breeding them creates a greater risk of getting cancer and other diseases. After reading a blog post about recent research in this area, I have to relay the information I learned- this isn\u2019t always the case.\nThe first thing I learned is kind of a duh, aha, science moment. Just like everything else in the body, reproductive organs do perform more than one function. They secrete hormones that effect the growth and development of the muscles and skeletal system, urinary tract, heart and blood vessels, bones, skin, mucous membranes, and the brain to name a few. Thus, it seems to make sense that removing an organ too early that produces these hormones would the growth and development of these functions.\nI always remember hearing that when a male puppy starts urinating by lifting his leg he\u2019s \u201cready\u201d to be neutered. This is generally between 6 months to a year. A study on Golden Retrievers found that males neutered before the age of 12 months were twice as likely to suffer from hip dysplasia. Three times more early-neutered males were likely to have lymphosarcoma. Females spayed after the age of 12 months were four times more likely to have hemangiosarcoma than intact or early-spayed females.\nWell that seems contradictory to everything that I have always believed or been told. And the basic science sure seems to make sense. But, what about the behavioral issues that I\u2019ve heard about? Male intact dogs seem more\u2026aggressive? Female dogs will be in heat. This can be a problem. Or can it?\nIf you are willing to be a dedicated owner, you can train a polite, intact dog. Read this article for facts on the behavioral data for intact versus spayed/neutered animals. Timing is everything.\nAnd then there is the other side of the coin. This study of female Rottweilers spayed after the age of six were found to have \u201cexceptional longevity\u201d compared to females spayed at an earlier age. An alternative is sterilization. This study outlines a correlation between sterilization and longer life span when compared to intact dogs.\nReggie is neutered and he was certainly neutered before the age of one because that\u2019s when we got him. According the article cited above, the most common behavior problems are not aggression in early-age (before 12 months) neutered dogs but noise phobias (check), fearful behavior (check), and reactivity (check). Aggression is on the list but it is one of many.\nThe fact is, I will more than likely never get a dog from a breeder. I will always opt for a dog from a shelter. And because of that the dog will probably already be spayed or neutered or I will be required to spay or neuter the animal before taking ownership. If I have the ability to make my own decision in the future, I will certainly discuss options with my vet for the animal in question. Whatever I do, it seems like waiting until after canine puberty is the right thing to do for the animal\u2019s overall health- regardless of the final decision.\ncanine science, health, medicalare intact dogs aggressive, does neutering cause cancer, effects of neutering my dog, should I neuter my dog\n\u2190 Dogs and grief\nBlack Dog Syndrome- fact or fiction? \u2192\nOne thought on \u201cTo spay/neuter, or not?\u201d\nInteresting post! We acquired a stray puppy a few months ago who is now roughly 6 months old. I know this is the general time frame when most people neuter, but I had already decided I want to wait until he\u2019s at least a year old just to let him get fully developed.",
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        "raw_content": "Why you need to invest in millennials now\nMillennials will soon be the dominant group in the workforce. So how do you attract this notoriously fickle set and get them invested in your company? By investing in them first.\n\u201cYou better start swimmin\u2019/Or you\u2019ll sink like a stone/For the times they are a-changin\u2019.\u201d\nAlthough it was released over 50 years ago and many millennials may never have even heard of the songwriter, much less the song, Bob Dylan\u2019s \u201cThe Times They Are a-Changin\u2019\u201d holds an important lesson or two for employers who want to capitalize on developing strong relationships with younger employees.\nWas Dylan singing about succession planning? Probably not. However, the message that old dogs have to learn new tricks to keep up is as relevant now as it was back in 1964. Millennials will make up 75% of the worldwide workforce in about 10 years. Investing in them today to obtain their loyalty sounds like a good business decision. Yet a study by Bentley University and KRC Research found that 51% of business professionals said companies don\u2019t invest in developing millennials because they are viewed as dispensable. As a consequence, \u201c[Millennials] perceive themselves as more loyal to their values than to a particular company,\u201d according to Orlando Barone of the Wharton School of Business.\n\u201c[Millennials] perceive themselves as more loyal to their values than to a particular company,\u201d according to Orlando Barone of the Wharton School of Business.\n?Tweet This?\nLuckily for employers in 2014, there are a number of ways to build relationships with millennials and reap the benefits. An analysis of Fortune 500 company employees aged 19-27 by Deloitte, concluded that \u201cin order to keep Gen Y, companies must have programs for increased training, trusting, teaching and teamwork.\u201d Getting out ahead of the trend now will pay off down the road. Here are three places to start:\nAlthough millennials are opportunity-driven and motivated by salary (like everyone else), according to the Bentley University study, 85% say it\u2019s important for them to work for an ethical company. Members of Generation Y want to make their money, but they also want to be able to post about their job on Facebook. A socially responsible organization that gives back is likely going to be one with which millennials will seek to align. Demonstrate that your business cares about more than the bottom line, and millennials will take notice.\nCoaching and mentoring programs can also help draw and retain millennials. A study by Bellevue University\u2019s Human Capital Lab found that technology company employees who were enrolled in a mentorship program had a 23% higher retention rate than non-participants. Even better, the mentors had a higher retention rate than their non-mentoring peers as well. (These programs also carry the hidden benefit of putting older workers in a position where they can potentially learn from the youngsters.)\nA report by UNC\u2019s Kenan-Flagler Business School, \u201cMaximizing Millennials in the Workplace,\u201d points out that millennials are proud of their tech knowledge and happy to share it. They\u2019re also interested in continuing their education through online programs, an attitude that savvy employers should use to their advantage. Giving employees a chance to take part in online courses acknowledges their affinity for technology and flexible work environments. (It\u2019s also cheap.)\nThe Takeaway: By showing a willingness to invest in younger employees with training, socially responsible programs and an e-friendly workplace\u2014even in place of a bigger paycheck\u2014employers can plan for the future, gain an advantage on their competition and maybe even save a few bucks.\nThe science behind teams and collaboration\nMillennials are all grown up. If only their networks were too\nWhy you need to invest in millennials now was last modified: July 21st, 2014 by user\n\u2190 Wealth management roundup: Can narcissism make you a better advisor?\n8 ways to be a terrible leader \u2192\nTecta Invest GmbH JPMorgan names new global head of financial sponsors\nhttps://relationshipscience.com/blog/why-you-need-to-invest-in-millennials-now/",
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        "raw_content": "A core avenue for transcultural research on dementia: on the cross-linguistic generalization of language-related effects in Alzheimer's disease and Parkinson's disease\nCalvo Garbarino, Noelia Bel\u00e9n ; Ib\u00e1\u00f1ez Barassi, Agust\u00edn Mariano ; Mu\u00f1oz, Edinson; Garc\u00eda, Adolfo Mart\u00edn\nRevista: International Journal Of Geriatric Psychiatry.\nhttps://dx.doi.org/10.1002/gps.4712\nhttps://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1002/gps.4712\nCitaci\u00f3n: Calvo Garbarino, Noelia Bel\u00e9n; Ib\u00e1\u00f1ez Barassi, Agust\u00edn Mariano; Mu\u00f1oz, Edinson; Garc\u00eda, Adolfo Mart\u00edn; A core avenue for transcultural research on dementia: on the cross-linguistic generalization of language-related effects in Alzheimer's disease and Parkinson's disease; John Wiley & Sons Ltd; International Journal Of Geriatric Psychiatry.; 33; 6; 6-2018; 814-823\nObjective: Language is a key source of cross-cultural variability, which may have both subtle and major effects on neurocognition. However, this issue has been largely overlooked in two flourishing lines of research assessing the relationship between language-related neural systems and dementia. This paper assesses the limitations of the evidence on (i) the neuroprotective effects of bilingualism in Alzheimer\u00b4s disease and (ii) specific language deficits as markers of Parkinson\u00b4s disease. Design: First, we outline the rationale behind each line of research. Second, we review available evidence and discuss the potential impact of cross-linguistic factors. Third, we outline ideas to foster progress in both fields and, with it, in cross-cultural neuroscience at large. Results: On the one hand, studies on bilingualism suggest that sustained use of more than one language may protect against Alzheimer\u00b4s disease symptoms. On the other hand, insights from the embodied cognition framework point to syntactic and action-verb deficits as early (and even preclinical) markers of Parkinson\u00b4s disease. However, both fields share a key limitation that lies at the heart of cultural neuroscience: the issue of cross-linguistic generalizability. Conclusion: Relevant evidence for both research trends comes from only a handful of (mostly Indo-European) languages, which are far from capturing the full scope of structural and typological diversity of the linguistic landscape worldwide. This raises questions on the external validity of reported findings. Greater collaboration between linguistic typology and cognitive neuroscience seems crucial as a first step to assess the impact of transcultural differences on language-related effects across neurodegenerative diseases.",
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        "raw_content": "Machine Head Post New Single \u2018Now We Die\u2019 After It Leaks Early\nOh Internet, you've done it again. The best laid plans of many a musician have been spoiled over the years thanks to online leaks, but Machine Head's Robb Flynn is not about to let the latest leak get him down.\nThe vocalist has headed online with his latest journal revealing the band's plans of dealing with the leak of their new song 'Now We Die' a full three weeks ahead of its scheduled release. Flynn is a pro who has seen this happen to many a band over the years, and as he says in his new posting, \"In 2014, you have to own s--t like this. Own it and move on.\"\nAs such, the band directed distributors not to take down the pummeling 'Now We Die' or the leak of 'Killers & Kings' from fan sites and they're urging fans to share it instead. The band has since posted 'Now We Die' on their official YouTube channel. Check it out in the player above.\nAs for Flynn's lament on the leaking of the tracks, check out his posting below.\n\"NOW WE DIE\" HAS OFFICIALLY LEAKED\nAnd why am I telling you this information?\nInformation that just a few years ago, labels and bands would have been trying their hardest to pull down from torrent sites and flag YouTube channels?\nBecause in 2014 you just have to own shit like this.\nOwn it\u2026and move on.\nJohn Lennon once sang \u201clife is what happens, while you\u2019re making other plans\u2026\u201d\nThat\u2019s right my friends, \"Now We Die,\" the first track and lead single off of \"Bloodstone & Diamonds\" has officially leaked, 3 weeks ahead of it\u2019s originally scheduled Oct 10th release date as a digital single.\nMindbogglingly, it was leaked via an iTunes UK Pre-Order page that \u201csomeone\u201d f--ked up on (and who is about to be f--king fired!) that basically said, \u201cpre-order Machine Head\u2019s new album and get TWO free songs.\u201d\nOh yeah, that\u2019s right, the official album version of \u201cKiller & Kings\u201d has leaked too.\nUn-f--king-believable.\nWe are FURIOUS.\nImagine what a total shock it was to the band and our new label, Nuclear Blast Entertainment.\nI found out about it when a friend of mine from the UK texted me saying, \u201cdude, Now We Die is KIIIIILLLLLLLER\u201d, I went \"uh, how did you hear it\u2026?\"\nRegardless, there is no sense fighting it. The Internet is the speed of light nowadays, and you know, what? That\u2019s a good thing.\nIt had only been localized to the iTunes UK site, (meaning: nowhere else in the iTunes World had a \u201cBloodstone & Diamonds\" pre-order page even up to be seen) but let\u2019s face it, it was only a matter of hours before it went all over torrent sites and YouTube, so us and our label have made the bold decision to follow suit with the UK iTunes page, and offer the 2 songs as a \u201cgratis\u201d purchase when you pre-order the album from any worldwide iTunes site.\nIt is going up on Spotify as soon as humanly possible.\nAnd we\u2019ve taken it one step further.\nWe have decided to upload both \u201cNow We Die\u201d and \u201cKillers & Kings\" to our own YouTube channels for anyone who wants to hear both songs for FREE, without a pre-order. This is our way of saying \u201cthank you\u201d to our fans in the U.S. for their patience and understanding in our difficult decision to postpone our U.S. tour.\nWe hope these songs show a glimpse of what we\u2019ve worked on over many months of recording to achieve. Our hope is that this represents why we are taking so much pride and putting in the extra effort and workmanship into creating something we feel is truly special.\nThere is no half-stepping in Machine Head. It\u2019s all or nothing.\nAnd if you like it, we want you to SHARE IT! We\u2019ve told the distributors specifically \"do not take down fan YT channels with 'Now We Die'\". Spread the word on your own YouTube channels, post it on your friends Facebook pages and feeds, make your own tribute pages, make your own lyric videos, make parody videos, post your own guitar videos of it, post your own singing videos.\nWe want to post YOUR videos of these songs too!!\nPre-Order pages for Nuclear Blast will be going up in the next few hours, it may be up on your iTunes now, but either way, we are going to turn this into a positive for the fans.\nWe cannot wait to share the rest of the record with you.\nMachine Head recently canceled their North American tour to complete the upcoming 'Bloodstone & Diamonds' disc. The album is expected to drop on Nov. 10 in the U.S. As stated in Flynn's message, pre-order information for the album is expected to surface shortly.\nRead More About Machine Head's 'Bloodstone and Diamonds' Album\nSource: Machine Head Post New Single \u2018Now We Die\u2019 After It Leaks Early",
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        "raw_content": "My God I know this place. I am home.\nCommemoration of All the Faithful Departed - Sunday, November 2nd, 2014\nWhy do Catholic Christians commemorate the dead during the month of November? The feast of All Souls and the month of November are sources of consolation for each of us. If our hearts are broken and suffering because of the loss of loved ones, or if we are dealing with unresolved issues about goodbyes that were never said, peace that was not made, gratitude that was not expressed \u2013 let us ask the faithful departed to intercede for us and for our own peace. The consoling doctrine of the Communion of Saints allows us to feel ever close to those who have died and gives us much hope in moments of despair and sadness.\nI share with you two texts that have remained with me throughout my priestly life. In his little book Encounters with Silence, the great Jesuit theologian Fr. Karl Rahner, SJ, wrote about those who have died:\nThat\u2019s why our heart is with them now, our loved ones who have taken leave of us. There is no substitute for them; there are no others who can fill the vacancy when one of those whom we really love suddenly and unexpectedly departs and is with us no longer. In true love no one can replace another, for true love loves the other person in that depth where he is uniquely and irreplaceably himself. And thus, as death has trodden roughly through our lives, every one of the departed has taken a piece of our hearts with them \u2013 and often enough \u2013 our whole heart.\nAs he was dying in the fall of 1996, the late Cardinal Joseph Bernardin of Chicago wrote a moving, personal testament, The Gift of Peace, which speaks powerfully about life and death (pp. 152-153):\nMany people have asked me to tell them about heaven and the afterlife. I sometimes smile at the request because I do not know any more than they do. Yet, when one young man asked if I looked forward to being united with God and all those who have gone before me, I made a connection to something I said earlier in this book. The first time I traveled with my mother and sister to my parents\u2019 homeland of Tonadico di Primiero, in northern Italy, I felt as if I had been there before. After years of looking through my mother\u2019s photo albums, I knew the mountains, the land, the houses, the people. As soon as we entered the valley, I said, \u201cMy God, I know this place. I am home.\u201d Somehow I think crossing from this life into eternal life will be similar. I will be home.\nMay I suggest that each of you do the following during these days of November? Spend some time reflecting on those who have been close to you, who have died, and are now with the Lord.\nSlowly read this Scripture passage \u2013 Wisdom 3:1-3:\nBut the souls of the righteous are in the hand of God, and no torment will ever touch them. In the eyes of the foolish they seemed to have died, and their departure was thought to be a disaster, and their going from us to be their destruction; but they are at peace.\nRemember one person close to you who has died. Bring this person\u2019s image into your mind\u2019s eye. As you remember his or her life, imagine the Lord Jesus escorting the person into heaven at the time of death. Finally, imagine this loved one waiting for you. Know that when your time of passing comes, the Lord and your loved ones who have gone before you will escort you into the kingdom of heaven.\nEnd your short remembrance with this prayer:\nLord, you are the resurrection and the life. You promised that whoever believes in you will never die. Lord, through the power of your rising, help me believe in my own resurrection. Amen.\nMay we spend our earthly pilgrimage filling our minds with the thoughts of heaven, so that when we finally cross over into eternal life, the images we see may not be foreign, startling, or strange. Let us pray that we, too, may be able to say: \u201cMy God, I know this place. I am home.\u201d\n(Photo courtesy CNS/Dominic Ebenbichler, Reuters)",
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        "raw_content": "Next post: \u201cepilepsy: are you doomed?\u201d\nHello! Welcome to my blog. My name is Sarah. I am a 25-year-old girl and I have Spina Bifida. For those of you who don\u2019t know, it\u2019s a birth defect in which the bones of the spine don\u2019t form properly around part of the of the spinal cord. Spina Bifida varies person to person \u2013 it can be either very mild to where you don\u2019t even know a person has it, or it can be very severe to the point a person is in a wheelchair their whole life.\nI walk with crutches to help me get around and see a specialist for pretty much every part of my body. You are probably thinking that\u2019s depressing having to go to the doctor all the time. Actually, once you reach adulthood you only go as needed like a regular person.\nCrutches can sometimes be fun to have. When I was little I would use them to my advantage while playing tag. When I was \u2018it\u2019, I would run and stick out my crutch to tag someone. Not sure if that is considered cheating, but that is how I played. Crutches can also be used as an extension for your arms when you\u2019re too short. Can\u2019t reach something? You can just knock it down with your crutch. Just don\u2019t be in the way when it falls or you could possibly cause some serious injuries.\nI also use a wheelchair for long distances. When I first learned how to use it, I went down the ramp and just let go. No one told me you had to slow down when going down a ramp so when I got towards the end of the ramp my chair flipped. I was okay though because I was going to therapy at the time and they were teaching how to fall. Once my chair flipped I took the appropriate actions and put my hands out so I didn\u2019t get hurt. It\u2019s a good thing I was taught how to fall before I got my wheelchair!\nI graduated from high school in 2011 and I\u2019ve been looking for employment for since but there has been no luck. I have gotten interviews but haven\u2019t gotten a job offer yet. A non-disabled person can get a job without a problem in the same situation, but my disability makes it difficult for me to have the same opportunities.\nSo that\u2019s why I\u2019m writing this blog. I would like to spread awareness for other people with Spina Bifida, as well as for people with disabilities in general. I might not be the best writer, but I will try my best and at the very least I hope I can make a few people laugh.\nThanks for reading, and I\u2019ll see you soon with a new post.\nDisability a little bit about me disabled blogger Spina Bifida\nThanks so much. My main goal is too teach people what\u2019s it\u2019s like to live with a disability but in a positive way\nSue Smoger\nSarah, what apositive blog. Loved it!\nYvonne Rieckhoff\nI didn\u2019t really get to know you like I did your sisters when our families carpooled together, but I always remember your smile. When I was with you and your family, everyone treated you like you were fully capable of doing anything and everything that the rest of us could\u2013and that was surprising to me because I just didn\u2019t know what to expect or how to accommodate you. I learned quickly, though, that you\u2019re just like everyone else, just with a little extra hardware. \ud83d\ude42\nI now have a disability, too, though people can\u2019t see mine: I became blind at the age of 23. I am fortunate that I was able to continue teaching with Americorps, but now that I have finished my term I, too, am facing the difficulty of finding a job. And people treat me differently. I\u2019m not a different person; it\u2019s still me, but when I carry my cane, people no longer seee me, they see a disability. But when I was with my students, coworkers, and when I am with my family\u2013people who know me\u2013they tell me they forget that I\u2019m blind, they treat me like a normal, capable person: because I am. People with disabilities are not UNable, we are OTHERabled. We need certain accommodations, yes, certain accessabilities, but the biggest challenge is in people\u2019s lack of understanding. Not that people don\u2019t care, but they just don\u2019t know because nobody has ever taught them or they have never been around it. I love that you have started this blog. I think it is so valuable that you are willing to share your side of the story and willing to answer people\u2019s questions without being offended that they don\u2019t already know the answer. Good luck to you in this endeavor, and best wishes to you!\nHere\u2019s a TED Talkvideo you might like to watch, too: https://www.ted.com/talks/aimee_mullins_prosthetic_aesthetics/up-next\nThanks so much. Yes I do plan on continuing it. Come back weekly for new posts!\nKimberly Markovich\nSarah thank you for sharing what you go through day to day. You are an inspiration to me in your determination and will. I am so blessed to know you. I hope you continue your blog.\nKim Markovich\nNice Sarah , you rock!",
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        "raw_content": "Legislation Would Establish New VetCorps Agency to Match Veterans with Service Opportunities\nWashington D.C. \u2013 Today, Rep. Adam Schiff (D-CA) introduced the Veterans Crisis Response Corps Act to establish a new independent federal agency, \u201cVetCorps,\u201d with the mission of matching veterans with a desire and ability to serve with crisis response events, hazard mitigation, infrastructure construction and improvement, and other projects at home and abroad.\n\u201cThis bill will help keep our commitment to veterans by providing training, employment opportunities, and a new way to serve for millions who served our country in uniform,\u201d said Rep. Schiff. \u201cMany veterans possess specialized skills, ranging from medical training to logistics to specialized engineering, skills that are particularly valuable to agencies coordinating disaster response or reconstruction.\u201d\nOf the 22 million veterans across the United States, approximately 4 million have left the military since September 11, 2001. While the aggregate unemployment rate for veterans has steadily declined since 2011, the unemployment rate hovers around 4.5% for those veterans who served since 2001. That statistic, however, paints only part of the picture. Over one-third of employed veterans are underemployed, working in jobs for which they are overqualified.\nSeveral federal agencies, including FEMA, already use veterans to provide \u201csurge capacity\u201d following natural disasters or other rapid response situations, including the hurricanes that struck Texas, Florida, and Puerto Rico in 2017. USAID has similarly utilized veterans to provide disaster relief overseas during the 2015 earthquake in Nepal and the \u201cfour famines\u201d in South Sudan, Yemen, northern Nigeria and Somalia in 2017. There are also non-profits that send teams of veterans to respond to natural disasters in the United States and abroad.\nThis legislation would expand on these concepts by establishing VetCorps with the mission of matching veterans with a desire and ability to serve with crisis response, hazard mitigation, infrastructure, and other projects that can utilize their skillsets. The Corps would consist of veterans of the U.S. Armed Forces who have agreed to make themselves available for voluntary \u201cdeployments\u201d of up to one year. Much like members of the National Guard, they would be subject to training requirements to be eligible for projects, receive health care and pay while activated, and would benefit from employment protections while deployed on a VetCorps project.\nWith assistance from a coordinating council of federal agencies, the Director of the Corps would identify appropriate projects, and activate teams of members of the Corps, on a voluntary basis, to fill unmet essential needs.\n\u201cThere is no questioning the toughness, ingenuity, and dedication of veterans \u2013 they are a hugely valuable national resource,\u201d continued Schiff. \u201cVetCorps will help create new service opportunities for their benefit and the benefit of the nation.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "Walk Off The Earth is a Canadian rock band that found massive success on YouTube in 2012 with their cover of Gotye\u2019s \u201cSomebody That I Used To Know.\u201d But they were always more than a cover band, and have since proved that with their record deal with Columbia Records and their first release with Columbia, R.E.V.O., in 2013.\nTheir newest album, Sing It All Away, will be released on June 16. We talked to Marshall, one of the three lead vocalists and a multi-instrumentalist. That doesn\u2019t mean he just plays guitar and bass. He says he plays all brass instruments, most stringed instruments, and, well, \u201cif you put 50 instruments in front of me, I could play a song on all of them.\u201d\nThe wildly talented group is also at the beginning of their tour that will take them all over the United States and Canada.\nSB: Tell me about this album, what did you guys do differently for this one?\nM: When we did R.E.V.O it was just after our big Gotye YouTube video and it was rushed in a sense that we wanted to get something out really quick. We started writing this album from the minute R.E.V.O was released. So we were able to pick from about 30 demos instead of just writing 11 songs specifically for an album. We are ecstatic about the album, it has a really big feel. We continued with the gang vocals. We have always had three lead vocalists. We are really happy about it and very pumped to share it with our fans.\nSB: Is it difficult to write songs with three lead vocalists?\nM: It can be, but the one good thing is that we really don\u2019t have a lot of ego. No one is trying to push themselves onto a song. We just write a song and if it\u2019s about a girl or a guy we just let it go where it has to go. We don\u2019t think about who is going to sing it while we are writing it. We let the song go where it needs to go.\nSB: You didn\u2019t start playing guitar until you were 19. Does it ever blow you away when you consider how far you\u2019ve come as an artist and a band?\nM: The biggest thing that blows me away is being able to write a song or sing a song in front of 10,000 people and have them sing it back to you. That\u2019s the most goosebump-inducing moment as an artist. It\u2019s an incredible feeling. When you\u2019re 19 and picking up a guitar for the first time and learning chords on the internet, it\u2019s not something that you think will happen.\nSB: There are plenty of cover acts on YouTube. How did you guys set yourselves apart and prove that you were more than just a group that did amazing covers of popular songs?\nM: It\u2019s funny the way it happened with us. We were into YouTube before most people. We had built a lot of followers on YouTube so when the Gotye song came along it blew up in a way that was new to people. A lot of bands have become famous off of singing other people\u2019s songs. The Beatles, Jimi Hendrix, and Bob Dylan, they all did it. For us it didn\u2019t matter. We had done plenty of covers before that song. All of our videos, whether they were originals or covers, started getting lots of views. That\u2019s what helped us realize that it wasn\u2019t just a one hit wonder. When R.E.V.O came out and was successful it helped us realize we should keep doing this.\nSB: You guys got your big break on YouTube, but you didn\u2019t stay there. How did you take advantage of your big break and turn it into a successful career? What advice would you give to others about handling a similar situation?\nM: We were all really experienced in the business. We toured the world, we had our tour legs, we had been in vans and buses and cars and toured across Canada and the USA. There was a history of work. There were already almost 30 videos on our YouTube channel. We were able to develop a following through that. That\u2019s one of the biggest reasons we are able to continue where we are today. You\u2019re going to get a break at some point. Where you are in your career is going to determine how that break will go. If you have a history of work then that break will benefit you. If you get a big break early in your career then you have to prove yourself immediately and if you don\u2019t people will move on from you in a few weeks.\nFor more on Walk Off The Earth, follow them on Twitter or pre-order Sing It All Away.\nMusic, Walk Off The Earth",
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        "raw_content": "PS 08005.017 Indiana\nA. PS 11-116 Clarification of Home Schooling Requirements in Indiana\nIndiana law pertinent to how many hours per day a home school instructor teaches has changed, and this opinion modifies PS 02-096 (1/31/01), PS 01-230 (11/8/01), and PS 00-015 (1/31/01).\nThe Indiana Department of Education (DOE) clarified on its official website that, although home schools must operate for 180 days per year, a home school teacher may decide how many hours to teach per day. Because the Indiana DOE, which is a public agency that oversees education in the state, published guidance that allows home school instructors discretion to decide the number of hours to teach each day, it seems unlikely that a court would require a certain number of hours of instruction per day in home schools. SSA, therefore, believes that it is reasonable to defer to the Indiana DOE\u2019s interpretation of compulsory education laws, and that this represents a change of position within the meaning of POMS GN 04001.100. SSA need not require home schools to provide instruction for 6 hours a day to satisfy state law.\nGoing forward, the following requirements apply to home schools in Indiana:\nThe school must teach in the English language;\nThe school must operate for at least 180 days per year;\nThe school must keep an accurate daily attendance record for each student; and\nThe home school must provide the child with instruction equivalent to that provided in public schools.\nIndiana home schools do not require:\nTesting of home school students;\nThat home school teachers have certain educational credentials;\nA particular curriculum and, in fact, exempt home schools from curricular requirements imposed on public schools; or\nHome school programs to operate on specific days or for a specific amount of time each day.\nIn doing research for a recent request for a legal opinion, we discovered that the Indiana Department of Education (DOE) has apparently interpreted the home schooling law a little differently from how we had interpreted it in some of our prior legal opinions. Specifically, we had previously advised that home schools must operate for 180 days per year, for at least 6 hours on each of those days (for grades 7 through 12). See POMS PR 08005.017. However, the Indiana DOE has clarified on its website that, while a home school must operate for 180 days per year, a home school teacher can decide how long to teach each day. While our prior interpretation of state law was reasonable, we believe it would be reasonable, going forward, to follow the interpretation of the Indiana DOE.\nWe previously advised that, based on compulsory attendance laws, home study programs in Indiana must operate for 180 days per year and for 6 hours on each of those 180 days. POMS PR 08005.017 (PR 01-230, PR 00-015). This advice was based on Indiana\u2019s compulsory school attendance law, which requires that a student \u201cshall attend school each year for the number of days public schools are in session.\u201d See Ind. Code \u00a7 20-33-2-5 (2011) (until 2005, codified at Ind. Code \u00a7 20-8.1-3-34 (2004)). In Indiana, public schools are required to \u201cconduct at least one hundred eighty (180) student instructional days.\u201d Ind. Code \u00a7 20-30-2-3 (2011) (emphasis added) (until 2005 codified at Ind. Code \u00a7 20-10.1-2-1(c) (2004)). \u201cStudent instructional days\u201d is a term of art in Indiana law defined as at least 5 hours of instructional time for grades one through 6, and at least six 6 hours a day for grades 7 through 12. Ind. Code \u00a7 20-30-2-2(a) (2011) (until 2005, codified at Ind. Code \u00a7 20-10.1-2-1(b) (2004)).\nWe recently discovered, however, that the Indiana DOE has clarified on its official website that, while home schools must operate for 180 days per year, the home school instructor can decide \u201chow long to teach each day.\u201d Ind. Dep\u2019t of Educ., Indiana Homeschool Help Sheet, http://www.doe.in.gov/sservices/homeschool/helpsheet.html (hereinafter \u201cDOE Help Sheet\u201d) (last visited June 15, 2011). This seems like a reasonable interpretation of state law.\nIn the compulsory education statute, the legislature referred only to the \u201cnumber of days public schools are in session,\u201d not more specifically to the \u201cnumber of student instructional days\u201d public schools are in session. See Ind. Code \u00a7 20-33-2-5 (2011) (until 2005, codified at Ind. Code \u00a7 20-8.1-3-34 (2004)). Furthermore, compulsory attendance laws may subject juveniles to delinquency petitions and parents to criminal charges, See Ind. Code \u00a7\u00a7 31-30-1-3(4), 31-37-2-3; J.L. v. Indiana, 789 N.E.2d 961 (Ind. App. 2003); Mazanec v. N. Judson-San Pierre Sch. Corp., 552 F. Supp 873, 874 (N. D. Ind. 1982) (noting criminal prosecution was brought against parents under compulsory school attendance law). and criminal statutes are generally construed narrowly. See Mask v. Indiana, 829 N.E.2d 932, 936 (Ind. 2005) (\u201c[C]riminal statutes [must] be strictly construed against the state.\u201d). Since the Indiana DOE, a public agency that oversees education in the state, has published guidance that states that home school instructors have discretion to decide how long to teach each day, it seems unlikely that a court would require home schools to provide instruction for a certain number of hours per day. The Indiana DOE plays a significant role in compulsory education matters in that state. See, e.g., Ind. Code \u00a7 20-33-2-20(c) (state superintendent and local superintendent are the only individuals authorized to inspect private school attendance records). Therefore, we believe it is reasonable to defer to that agency\u2019s interpretation of compulsory education laws.\nWe believe this approach would represent a change of position, within the meaning of POMS GN 04001.100. The policy currently stated in the POMS was ostensibly correct and reasonable when made, and this change of policy is the result of subsequent clarifications of the law in the state. Therefore, going forward, we believe SSA should consider the following requirements for home schools in Indiana:\nThe school must be \u201ctaught in the English language.\u201d Ind. Code \u00a7 20-33-2-4.\nThe school must operate for at least 180 days per year. Ind. Code \u00a7\u00a7 20-30-2-2, 20-33-2-5; DOE Help Sheet, supra.\nThe school must keep an accurate daily record of the attendance of each student. Technically, the school needs to provide these records only for each student who is subject to compulsory school attendance. Ind. Code \u00a7 20-33-2-20. A student is not bound by the compulsory attendance laws in Indiana once he or she becomes 18 years of age. Ind. Code. \u00a7 20-33-2-6(2). However, SSA policy states that home schools must comply with state law for the child to be entitled as a student even if the child is beyond the state\u2019s compulsory education age. POMS RS 00205.275(B) (see \u201cIMPORTANT\u201d note in section).\nId. at 20-33-2-20; DOE Help Sheet, supra.\nThe child must be \u201cprovided with instruction equivalent to that given in public schools.\u201d Id. at 20-33-2-28. At the same time, a nonpublic, non-accredited school, including a home school, is not bound by the requirements of Indiana school laws as they pertain to \u201ccurriculum.\u201d Ind. Code \u00a7 20-33-2-12. We have previously advised that the state would likely find equivalent instruction as long as the curriculum seems reasonable. POMS PR 08005.017 (PR 01-230).\nIndiana home schools need not meet the following:\nThe State does not require testing of home school students. See DOE Help Sheet, supra.\nThe State does not require home school teachers to possess certain educational credentials. Id.\nThe State does not require home schools to follow any particular curriculum and exempts home schools from curricular requirements imposed on public schools. Id.; see also Ind. Code \u00a7 20-33-2-12.\nWhile the school must provide 180 days of instruction per year, home school programs need not operate on specific days or for a specific amount of time each day. See DOE Help Sheet, supra. Thus, the Indiana DOE also does not appear to require a 9-month school term, as was suggested in a prior legal opinion. See POMS PR 08005.017 (PR 01-230).\nIn sum, we believe it would be appropriate, going forward, to apply the less-stringent requirements for home schools published by the Indiana DOE. Specifically, SSA need not require that home schools provide instruction for 6 hours a day in order to satisfy state law.\nCounsel Chief Counsel, Region V\nJason S~\nB. PS 02-096 Qualifications for Home Schools Under the Laws of the Six States in Region V\nIndiana permits home schooling provided the child receives instruction equivalent to that furnished in public schools. Indiana law requires 5 hours per day of instruction for grades 1 through 6 and 6 hours per day for grades 7 through 12. A school year must include at least 180 days of instruction.\nA parent or guardian home school instructor should submit evidence to prove that the home school program provides an education equivalent to that offered in the public schools.\nYou have requested information regarding the educational institution (EI) requirements for each state in the Chicago region. Section 202(d)(7)(c)(i) of the Social Security Act defines an elementary or secondary school as a school which provides elementary or secondary education, respectively, as determined under the law of the state in which it is located. This definition also appears in 20 C.F.R. \u00a7 404.367 which addresses the federal full-time attendance requirement for student benefits. 20 C.F.R. \u00a7 404.367(a)(1) provides that a student is instructed in an elementary or secondary education at home if such education is provided in accordance with the home school laws of the state in which the student resides. The Program Operations Manual System (POMS) provides that a home schooled child is eligible for student benefits if the student meets the federal standards for full-time attendance[1] , the law of the state in which the home school is located recognizes a home school as an EI, and the home school attended by the student meets the requirements of the state laws in which the home school is located. POMS RS 00205.275(B). A home school instructor must submit evidence that the school meets the state requirements for home schools. POMS RS 00205.275(C). The following is a survey of the state law requirements for EIs and home schools in each of the states in the Chicago region.\nIllinois law requires whoever has custody or control of a child between the ages of 7 and 16 years to see that the child attends a public school in the district where the child resides. 105 ILCS \u00a7 5/26-1 (2000).[2] A child attending a private or parochial school is exempted from this requirement, as long as the education includes instruction in the branches of education taught to children of corresponding age and grade in the public schools and the education is being given in the English language. 105 ILCS 5/26-1(1). \u201cPrivate school\u201d has been interpreted by the courts to include home schools \u201cwhere the teacher is competent, the required subjects are taught, and the child receives and education at least equivalent to public schooling.\u201d People v. Harrell, 34 Ill. App. 2d 205, 208, 180 N.E.2d 889, 890 (1962), citing People v. Levisen, 404 Ill. 574, 90 N.E.2d 213 (1950). Parents and guardians who choose the home school option have the burden of showing that they have, in good faith, provided adequate instruction in the required branches of learning. Levisen, 34 Ill. at 578, 18 N.E.2d at 215-16.\nAn Attorney General's opinion regarding the right of parents to instruct their disabled child in the home issued in 1991, confirms the holdings in both Harrell and Levisen, and further cites People v. Berger, 109 Ill. App. 3d 1054 (1982) (upholding parents' conviction under 105 ILCS 5/26-10 because they took daughter out of school for alleged sickness but failed to provide instruction at home or a valid medical excuse), to support the proposal that \u201cthere must be an organized, coherent plan for educating the child in a home school using appropriate materials and teaching methods, in order to satisfy section 26-1 of the School Code.\u201d 1991 Ill. AG LEXIS 45, 1991 Op. Atty Gen. Ill. 92.\nAn education \u201cequivalent to public schooling\u201d must include instruction in the branches of education taught in the public schools. 105 ICLS 5/26-1(1); see Levisen, 404 Ill. at 578, 90 N.E.2d at 215. Courses requisite for a high school diploma are: (1) three years of language arts; (2) two years of mathematics, one of which may be related to computer technology; (3) one year of science; (4) two years of social studies, at least one of which must be history of the United States or a combination of U.S. history and American government; and (5) one year chosen from music, art, foreign language (which includes American Sign Language) or vocational education. 105 ICLS \u00a7 5/27-22.[3] Additionally, Illinois requires five hours of school work per day (105 ILCS \u00a7 5/18-8.05(F)(1)) in a school year which includes at least 176 days of actual student attendance for a total of 880 hours per year. 105 ILCS \u00a7\u00a7 5/10-19 and 5/18-8.05(F)(1). A parent or guardian home schooling his or her child should be prepared to present information regarding the courses to be taught with a specific emphasis on the branches of learning taught in the public schools, the length of time instruction is offered, including days per year and hours per day, the competency of the teacher and a basis upon which the child's performance will be compared to public school children of corresponding age and grade level. See Levisen, 404 Ill. at 577, 90 N.E.2d at 215; Harrel, 34 Ill. at 208, 180 N.E.2d at 890-91.\nIndiana law states that it is unlawful for a parent to fail, neglect or refuse to send a child to public school for the full term \u201cunless the child is being provided with instruction equivalent to that given in the public schools.\u201d Ind. Code \u00a7 20-8.1-3-34. Home schools may satisfy the requirements of this statute. Ind. Code \u00a7 20-8.1-3-17(h)(2); Mazanec v. North Judson-San Pierre School Corp., 614 F.Supp. 1152, 1159 (N.D. Ind. 1983), affirmed 798 F.2d 230 (7th Cir. 1986). Generally, a child is subject to the compulsory attendance law from the earlier of the date the child officially enrolls in a school or the beginning of the fall term for the school year in which the child will turn 7 years of age, until the child graduates, reaches the age of 16 but less than 18, and meets the withdrawal requirements of Ind. Code \u00a7 20-8.1-3-17(j), or reaches the age of 18. Ind. Code \u00a7 20-8.1-3-17(b). However, a child whose parent or guardian intends to enroll the child in a nonaccredited, nonpublic school or to provide the child with instruction equivalent to that given in a public school, is not subject to the compulsory attendance law until the child reaches the age of 7. Ind. Code \u00a7 20-8.1-3-17(h). The parent or guardian of a such a child must certify to the superintendent of the relevant school corporation of their intention. Id.\nIn order for a student to satisfy the compulsory attendance law at a nonpublic school, the student must attend school each year for the number of days the public schools are in session in the school corporation (district) in which the student is enrolled in Indiana, or, if the student is enrolled in a school outside of Indiana, for the number of days the public schools are in session where the student is enrolled. Ind. Code \u00a7 20-8.1-3-17(d). Indiana law requires public school students to receive five hours a day of instruction for grades one through six and six hours per day for grades seven through twelve. Ind. Code \u00a7 20-10.1-2-1(b). A school year is to include at least 180 days of instruction. Ind. Code \u00a7 20-10.1-2-1(c). Instruction must be given in English. Ind. Code \u00a7 20-8.1-3-17(a). Instruction must be given in the following subjects: (1) language arts, including English, grammar, composition, speech and second language; (2) mathematics; (3) social studies and citizenship, including the histories, constitutions and governmental systems of Indiana and the United States; (4) sciences; (5) fine arts, including art and music; (6) health education, physical fitness, safety and the effects of alcohol, tobacco, drugs and other substances on the human body; and (7) any additional studies selected by each governing body subject to revision by the state Board of Education. Ind. Code \u00a7 20-10.1-4-5. However, the state exempts from the curriculum requirements set forth in Indiana Code chapters 20 and 21, schools which are nonpublic, nonaccredited and not otherwise approved by the Indiana state board of education. Ind. Code \u00a7 20-8.1-3-17.3.\nCase law indicates that parents and guardians opting for a home school exemption to compulsory attendance have the burden of showing that the home program provides an education equivalent to that offered in the public schools. See Mazanec, 614 F.Supp. at 1159-60. Indiana does not have any codified law regarding the qualifications of the home school instructors.\nIn Michigan, every parent, guardian or person having control and charge of a child from the age of six to the child's sixteenth birthday must send the child to a public school for the entirety of the school year. Mich. Stat. \u00a7 380.1561(1). A child is exempt from the compulsory attendance law if the child is regularly attending and being taught in a state-approved, nonpublic school which teaches subjects comparable to those taught to children of corresponding age and grade level in the public schools of the district in which the nonpublic school is located. Mich. Stat. \u00a7 380.1561(3)(a). The Michigan Department of Education (MDOE) has interpreted \u201ccomparable\u201d curricula as instruction in mathematics, reading, English, science, social studies at all grade levels, and the Constitutions of the United States and Michigan, the history and present form of civil government of the nation and the state, and the political subdivisions and municipalities of the state in high school. http://www.mde.state.mi.us - Parents, Home Schools, \u201cInformation on Nonpublic and Home Schools,\u201d p.4. A child is also exempt from the compulsory attendance law if the child is taught at home by a parent or legal guardian in an organized educational program in the subject areas of reading, spelling, mathematics, science, history, civics, literature, writing and English grammar. Mich. Stat. \u00a7 380.1561(3)(f). A child being educated at home may be exempted from compulsory attendance under either subsection (a) or subsection (f) of the state's compulsory education law. Mich. Stat. \u00a7 380.1561(4).\nUnder subsection (3)(a), a home school may be considered a nonpublic school if it is in compliance with the Private, Denominational and Parochial Schools Act. Mich. Stat. \u00a7 388.551 et seq. In order to be in compliance with the Act, qualifying nonpublic school teachers must (1) obtain a Michigan teaching certificate (Mich. Stat. \u00a7 388.553), (2) obtain a substitute, full-year or emergency teaching permit, or (3) obtain a bachelor's degree. When a nonpublic school claims to object to the certification requirement on the grounds of sincerely held religious beliefs, however, the minimum education requirements for teachers are waived. People v. DeJonge, 442 Mich. 266, 268, 501 N.W.2d 127, 129 (1993). The state of Michigan, however, may still require teacher certification for home instruction pursuant to subsection (3)(a), which is not based on religious convictions. People v. Bennett, 442 Mich. 316, 327-28, 501 N.W.2d 106, 111-12 (1993); Mich. Stat. \u00a7 388.553. Additionally, although nonpublic schools must provide a basic curriculum, including courses in reading, mathematics and writing, the instruction is not required to be identical to that of a public school. Snyder v. Charlotte Public School Dist., 421 Mich. 517, 540, 365 N.W.2d 151, 162 (1984). In Clonlara, Inc. v. State Board of Education, 442 Mich. 230, 242, 501 N.W.2d 88, 94 (1993), the Michigan Supreme Court found that the Nonpublic School Act did not require such a school to be in session for the 180 days required of public schools, as required by Mich. Adm. Code \u00a7 R 340.10(4).\nIf a child is exempted from the compulsory education law under the home school provision, subsection (3)(f), the following conditions apply as listed on the MDOE website: (1) the home school is not a nonpublic school; (2) the Michigan Department of Education has no role with the home school family; (3) the home school does not report to the Department of Education; (4) the intermediate and local school district is responsible for interpreting and enforcing the compulsory attendance law; (5) there are no minimum qualifications for teachers except that they must be the parents or legal guardians of the children; (6) the home school family must provide an organized educational program in the subject areas of reading, spelling, mathematics, science, history, civics, literature, writing and English grammar. http://www.mde.state.mi.us - Parents, Home Schools, \u201cInformation on Nonpublic and Home Schools\u201d, Attachment B1.\nIn Minnesota, the parent of a child is primarily responsible for insuring that the child acquires knowledge and skills essential for effective citizenship. Minn. Stat. \u00a7 120A.22, Subd. 1. A parent is a parent, guardian or other person having legal custody of a child. Minn. Stat. \u00a7 120A.22, Subd. 3. All children between the ages of seven and 16 must receive instruction. Minn. Stat. \u00a7 120A.22, Subd. 5. For the purposes of the compulsory attendance law, a school is a public school or a nonpublic school, church or religious organization, or a home school where the child is instructed according to the dictates of Minn. Stat. \u00a7\u00a7 120A.22 and 120A.24. Instruction must be given in at least the following subject areas: (1) basic communication skills including reading, writing, literature and fine arts; (2) mathematics and science; (3) social studies including history, geography and government; and (4) health and physical education. Minn. Stat. \u00a7 120A.22, Subd. 9. Instruction and materials must be in the English language. Id.\nA home school instructor must meet at least one of the following requirements: (1) hold a valid Minnesota teaching license in the field and the grade level taught; (2) be directly supervised by someone with a valid Minnesota teaching license; (3) successfully complete a teacher competency exam; (4) provide instruction in a school that is accredited by an agency recognized according to the dictates of Minn. Stat. \u00a7 123B.445, or recognized by the commissioner; (5) hold a bachelor's degree; or (6) be the parent of a child annually assessed for performance under the dictates of Minn. Stat. \u00a7 120A.22, Subd. 11. Minn. Stat. \u00a7 120A.22, Subd. 10. Subdivision 11 provides that each year every child not enrolled in a public school must be performance tested against a nationally norm-referenced standardized achievement test. The district superintendent and the person in charge of the child's instruction must agree on the specific test to be used as well as the administration and location of the test. If the test does not assess all subject areas enumerated in Minn. Stat. \u00a7 120A.22, Subd. 9, the parent must assess the child's performance in the applicable subject area(s); this requirement applies only to parents who do not meet the requirements of subdivision 10, clauses 1-3. Minn. Stat. \u00a7 120A.22, Subd. 11, clause (b). If the above mentioned tests indicate that the child's performance on the total battery score is at or below the 30th percentile or one grade level below the child's age, the parent is required to obtain additional evaluation of the child's abilities and performance in order to assess whether the child has learning problems. Minn. Stat. \u00a7 120A.22, Subd. 11(c).\nMinnesota statute \u00a7 120A.24 requires the person in charge of providing instruction to a child to submit the following information to the superintendent of the district in which the child resides: (1) the name, birth date and address of each child receiving instruction by October 1 of each school year; (2) the name of each instructor and evidence of compliance with one of the requirements specified in Minn. Stat. \u00a7 120A.22, Subd 10; (3) a yearly instruction calendar; and (4) for each child instructed by a parent who only meets the requirement of Minn. Stat. \u00a7 120A.22, Subd. 10, clause (6), a quarterly report card on the achievement of the child in each subject area specified in Minn. Stat. \u00a7 120A.22, Subd. 9. The person in charge of instructing the child must make available documentation indicating that the subjects required in Minn. Stat. \u00a7 120A.22, Subd. 9 are being taught, including class schedules, copies of materials used for instruction and descriptions of the methods used in assessing performance. Minn. Stat. \u00a7 120A.24, Subd. 2. A nonpublic school, person or other institution which is accredited by an agency recognized according to Minn. Stat. \u00a7 123B.445, or the commissioner, is exempt from the above listed requirements of Minn. Stat. \u00a7 120A.24, except for reporting the name, birth date and address of the student to the superintendent. Minn. Stat. \u00a7 120A.24.\nOhio requires the parent, guardian or other person having charge or care of the child of compulsory school age to send the child to school or a special education program that conforms to the minimum standards prescribed by the state board of education for the full time of the session, which cannot be less than 32 weeks per school year. ORC \u00a7 3321.04. A child of compulsory school age is between the ages of 6 and 18, or a child under the age of 6 who has been enrolled in kindergarten, unless the child has been withdrawn from kindergarten after consultation with the child's teacher and principal. ORC \u00a7 3321.01(A).\nA child may be excused from future attendance at or past absence from a school or special education program if the child is being instructed at home subject to certain conditions and the approval of the superintendent of the city or exempted village school district or the educational service center in which the child resides. ORC \u00a7 3321.04(A) and 3321.04(A)(2). Home instruction must be by a person qualified to teach in the branches of required instruction and any additional branches the needs of the child may warrant as determined by the superintendent. ORC \u00a7 3321.04(A)(2). In home school situations, the superintendent approving the excuse must file in his or her office, a copy of the excuse along with papers showing how the qualifications of the person providing the home instruction were determined. ORC \u00a7 3321.04(A)(2). The home school excuse becomes void upon the cessation of proper home instruction. Id.\nAdditionally, the parent or guardian of a home schooled child must supply certain information to the superintendent. OAC \u00a7 3301-34-03(A).\nThe parent must supply:\nthe school year in which the notification (of intent to home educate) is made;\nthe name and address of the parent;\nthe name and address of the person(s) who will be teaching the child the subjects to be listed below;\nfull name and birth date of the child to be home educated;\nassurance that the home education will include the following, excepting any concept, topic or practice that conflicts with the sincerely held religious beliefs of the parent: language, reading, spelling and writing; geography, history of the United States and Ohio, and national, state and local government; mathematics; science; health; physical education; fine arts, including music; and first aid, safety and fire protection;\na brief outline of the intended curriculum for the current year;\na list of textbooks, correspondence courses, commercial curricula and other basic materials the parent intends to utilize in the home education;\nassurance that the child will be given at least 900 hours of home education each school year;\nassurance that the home teacher has one of the following qualifications: a high school diploma or the certificate of high school equivalence or standardized test scores demonstrating high school equivalence or other equivalent credentials found appropriate by the superintendent, or, lacking any of these, the home teacher must work under the direction of a person with an undergraduate degree from a recognized college until the child's test results demonstrate reasonable proficiency or until the home teacher obtains a high school diploma or certificate of equivalence;\na signed affirmation that the information supplied is correct.\nCourts have upheld the requirement that a parent wishing to home school his or her child must apply to the superintendent for approval of the program. See State v. Schmidt, 29 Ohio St.3d 32, 505 N.E.2d 627 (1987). Additionally, it has been judicially determined that it is not sufficient that a parent maintain that the home education being provided is equivalent to that being provided in the public schools, if the parent applied to but did not obtain the approval of the superintendent and failed to appeal the denial to Juvenile Court. See Akron v. Lane, 65 Ohio App. 2d 90, 416 N.E.2d 642 (1979). On the other hand, superintendent approval is conclusive evidence of a home school's compliance with the minimum education requirements of Ohio. Memorandum from Regional Chief Counsel, Chicago, to Ass't Reg. Comm.-MOS, Chicago, Requirements For Home Schooling In Ohio To Be A School Under Section 202(d)(7) Of The Social Security Act, at 3 (March 1, 1991).\nIn Wisconsin, the compulsory school attendance law generally requires the person having control of a child between the ages of 6 and 18 to attend either a public or private school \u201cregularly\u201d[4] during the full period and hours, excepting religious holidays, that the school in which the child should be enrolled is in session, until the term in which the child turns 18. Wis. Stat. \u00a7 118.15(1)(a) (1999). A child engaged in a home-based program which meets all of the criteria under Wis. Stat. \u00a7 118.165(1), may substitute that instruction for public or private school attendance. Wis. Stat. \u00a7 118.15(4). The administrator of a home-based educational program must submit to the Department of Public Instruction by October 15, a statement of the enrollment of elementary and/or high school age students and a report indicating whether the program meets all of the criteria under Wis. Stat. \u00a7 118.165(1). Wis. Stat. \u00a7 115.30(3) (1999). It should be noted that the state defines a \u201chome-based private educational program\u201d as a program provided to a child by the child's parent or guardian, or by a person designated by the parent or guardian; if the program provides for more than one family unit, it is not a home-based private educational program. Wis. Stat. \u00a7 115.001(3g) (1999).\nWisconsin statute \u00a7 118.165(1) requires at least 875 hours of instruction each school year. Wis. Stat. \u00a7 118.165(1)(a)-(c). The institution must also provide a sequentially progressive curriculum of instruction in the fundamentals of reading, language arts, mathematics, social studies, science and health. Wis. Stat. \u00a7 118.165(1)(d). The institution is not required to include in its curriculum any concept, topic or practice in conflict with its religious doctrines or to exclude any concept, topic or practice consistent with its religious doctrines. Id. Additionally, the institution must not be operating the educational program for the purposes of circumventing the compulsory school attendance law of the state. Wis. Stat. \u00a7 118.165(1)(e).\nWisconsin does not have statutory requirements regarding teacher qualification for home schools. However, it is important to remember that the state defines a home school on the basis of a single family unit.\nThese are the current requirements for home schooling in each of the six states in our region.\nThomas W. C~\nChief Counsel, Region V\nElizabeth F~\nC. PS 01-230 Home Schooling in Indiana; The G~ Home School; Claimant Lindsey M. G~; SSN ~; Your Ref: S2D5G3\nThe State of Indiana recognizes home schooling under its compulsory attendance law. Indiana law requires instruction equivalent to that given in public schools for children who do not attend public schools. Schools, including home schools, must provide at least 180 days of instruction. An instructional day is a minimum of six hours of instruction per day for grades seven through twelve, and the minimum school term is nine months. Home school educators choose the days and keep attendance records. The G~ Home School (GHS) did not submit attendance records, as required by Indiana law, showing that the student attended the home school for six hours per day for 180 days. Thus, the GHS was not an educational institution for SSA purposes.\nThis memorandum is in response to your request for a legal opinion as to whether the G~ Home School qualifies as an educational institution under Indiana law. You indicated that this information is necessary in determining whether Lindsey M. G~ qualifies as a full-time secondary school student thereby making her eligible for survivor's benefits on the account of her late father, Michael D. G~.\nAs discussed herein, we conclude that you cannot find that the G~ Home School is an educational institution if Ms. G~ does not provide attendance records to show that Lindsey attended the home school for 180 days a year, six hours each day.\nLindsey M. G~(Lindsey) was home-schooled by her mother, Penny J. G~ (Ms. G~), during the 1999 - 2000 and 2000 - 2001 academic years. The record indicates that Ms. G~ acquired educational materials and a curriculum provided by the American School in Lansing, Illinois. Lindsey submitted a signed statement indicating that she attended a home school that was accredited through the Indiana Department of Education. She further stated that she attended the home school twenty-eight (28) hours a week for a nine month term beginning August 1999 and ending May 2000 and was attending the home school twenty (20) hours a week for a nine month term of beginning August 2000 and ending May 2001. Furthermore, Lindsey indicated that she intended to attend the home school twenty (20) hours a week for a nine month term during the 2001 - 2002 academic school year.\nThe Social Security Act (\u201cAct\u201d) provides for the payment of child's insurance benefits (CIB) to certain unmarried children of individuals who are entitled to old-age or disability insurance benefits or who died fully or currently insured. See 42 U.S.C. \u00a7 402 (d). Under the applicable provision, an eligible child who is 18 years old may receive benefits if she is a full-time elementary or secondary school student. See 42 U.S.C. \u00a7 402 (d) (1); 20 C.F.R. \u00a7 404.350 (a) (5); POMS RS 00205.001.\nThe Act states that a \u201cfull-time elementary or secondary school student\u201d is \u201can individual who is in full-time attendance as a student at an elementary or secondary school, as determined by the Commissioner of Social Security (in accordance with regulations prescribed by the Commissioner) in the light of the standards and practices of the schools involved.\u201d See 42 U.S.C. \u00a7 402 (d) (7) (A).\nA home schooled child is eligible for benefits as a full-time student if:\nthe student meets the federal standards for full-time attendance;\nthe law of the state in which the home school is located recognizes a home school as an educational institution; and\nthe home school attended by the student meets the requirements of the state laws in which the home school is located.\nA home school instructor must submit evidence that the school meets the state requirements for home schools including any state-law required attendance logs or charts. POMS RS 00205.275(C); 20 C.F.R. \u00a7 404.367. Therefore, we must examine Indiana law to determine whether G~ Home School is an Educational Institution. In addition, we must consider whether Lindsey satisfies the federal standards for full-time attendance.\nLegality of Home Schools in Indiana\nIndiana does not have a statute specifically addressing home schooling. However, the Indiana Compulsory Attendance Law provides that \u201ceach individual shall attend either a public school which the individual is entitled to attend under IC 20-8.1-6.1 or some other school which is taught in the English language.\u201d Ind. Code. \u00a7 20-8.1-3-17 (a). In addition, the Indiana Compulsory Attendance Law gives parents the explicit right to decide where their children will be educated and to provide their children \u201cwith instruction equivalent to that given in public schools.\u201d See Ind. Code \u00a7\u00a7 20-8.1-3-17 (h), 20-8.1-3-34. Furthermore, an Indiana Appellate Court has held that the Indiana Compulsory Attendance Law allows the operation of home schools. State v. Peterman , 32 Ind. App. 665, 70 N.E. 550 (1904). In Mazanec v. North Judson-San Pierre School Corp. , 614 F.Supp. 1152, 1160 (N.D. Ind. 1983), affirmed 798 F.2d 230 (7th Cir. 1986), a federal district court recognized that parents have a constitutional right to educate their children at home. Since home schools are nonpublic, nonaccredited schools, the parent, not the state, legally establishes the school. See Ind. Code. \u00a7\u00a7 20-8.1-3-17.3, 20-8.1-3-24. Consequently, parents in Indiana have the legal option of operating a home school as a private school.\nIn Indiana, parents must keep attendance records. Under the statute \u201can accurate daily record of the attendance of each child who is subject to compulsory school attendance under section 17 of this chapter shall be kept by every public and private school.\u201d Ind. Code \u00a7 20-8.1-3-23(a).\nIndiana exempts home schools from the curriculum programs requirements which public schools must follow. See Ind. Code \u00a7 20-8.1-3-17.3 (\u201cA school that is (1) nonpublic; (2) nonaccredited; and (3) not otherwise approved by the Indiana state board of education; is not bound by any requirements set forth in [Indiana Code Chapter] 20 or [Indiana Code Chapter] 21 with regard to curriculum or the content of educational programs offered by the school.\u201d). Therefore, for home schools, there is no \u201cstate-approved\u201d curriculum at any grade level, and there are no \u201cstate-approved\u201d text books that parents are required to use. The State legislature has designed an educational system that generally waives all procedural prerequisites to nonaccredited, private schooling. The State has no statutory or regulatory authority to intrude in this process. In addition, there are no teacher credential requirements, standardized testing of students, certification or licensure requirements of any kind for any nonpublic, nonaccredited school including home schools.\nUnder Indiana law children who do not attend public schools are required to be \u201cprovided with instruction equivalent to that given in public schools.\u201d Ind. Code \u00a7 20-8.1-3-34. However, there is no statutory definition of equivalency of instruction. Federal case law suggests that parents and guardians opting for a home school exemption to compulsory attendance have the burden of showing that the home program provides an education equivalent to that offered in the public schools in Indiana. See Mazanec, 614 F.Supp. at 1159-60 (\u201cIt is the function of this court to decide whether that education constitutes 'instruction equivalent to that given in the public schools'\u201d).\nThe State of Indiana requires that schools including home schools must provide 180 instructional days. See Ind. Code \u00a7 20-10.1-2-1 (c) (For the 1988-89 school year and each school year after that, each school corporation shall conduct at least one hundred eighty (180) student instructional days.); Indiana Department of Education - Office of Student Services, Indiana Home School Help Sheet, (last visited October 29, 2001) at http://ideanet.doe.state.in.us/sservices/homed.htm (Indiana requires 180 days of instruction from home schools and other nonaccredited, private schools); see also 20 C.F.R. \u00a7 404.367 (b). Thus, under Indiana law, educators must teach a minimum of 180 days per year. See Indiana Department of Education - Office of Student Services, The Relationship Between Public Schools and Home Schools in Indiana, (last visited October 29, 2001) at http://ideanet.doe.state.in.us/sservices/hsefaq.htm . (Home educators must teach a minimum of 180 days per year (IC 20-8.1-3-17)). Home school educators choose the days and keep attendance records. An instructional day consists of a minimum of six (6) hours of instruction per day for grades seven through twelve. Ind. Code \u00a7 20-10.1-2-1 (b). In addition, the minimum length of the school term is nine (9) months. See Ind. Code \u00a7 20-10.1-2-2.\nBecause \u201cequivalent instruction\u201d is not defined, and Indiana has offered no direction in assisting one to make such a determination, it is difficult to evaluate whether the G~ Home School meets this standard. On the education statement Lindsey completed, she indicated that she obtained courses provided through American School. A cursory examination of American School's programs shows that their General Studies diploma is comprised of 10 required courses and 6 electives. Since the curriculum seems reasonable and the state law is vague, we believe that it is likely Indiana would find the G~ Home School to provide \u201cequivalent instruction.\u201d\nIn addition, Indiana law provides that the minimum length for a school term is nine (9) months. As Lindsey indicates that she received instruction from August 16 to May 25, it appears that G~ Home School met this requirement. See Ind. Code \u00a7 20-10.1-2-2.\nThe record lacks any documentation evidencing that Ms. G~ provided Lindsey with the statutorily required 180 days of instruction for six hours each day. However, attendance records which Ms. G~ was required to keep under Indiana law, can verify whether this requirement was met.\nFederal requirements for full-time student\nTo meet Federal standards for full-time attendance, the student must be: (1) scheduled for attendance at the rate of at least 20 hours per week; (2) enrolled in a course that is not a correspondence course unless the student is taught in a home by a parent or other teacher who uses course material from a correspondence school; and (3) enrolled in a course of study that is of at least 13 weeks' duration. See POMS RS 00205.300(C); POMS RS 00205.315 (for policy on duration of course of study). The duration of the course refers to the entire course of study (e.g., a 4-year high school program or GED course) and not the individual course offering or other segment of the entire course (i.e., semester or summer session). See POMS RS 00205.315. A break in FTA of more than 4 months ends the duration of a course requirement. See POMS RS 00205.315.\nHere, Lindsey indicated on Form SSA-1372-F4 (10-94) that she had attended school or was scheduled to attend school at least twenty (20) hours a week. The record also indicates that Lindsey attended the G~ Home School longer than the 13 weeks prescribed by federal law. Thus, she appears to meet federal standards for full-time attendance.\nWe conclude that you may find Lindsey was a full-time student if she submits attendance records showing that she attended the home school at least 180 days a year for six hours each day.\nD. PS 00-015 Qualifications For Home Schools Under The Laws In Region V\nYou have requested information regarding the educational institution (EI) requirements for each state in the Chicago region. Section 202(d)(7)(c)(i) of the Social Security Act defines an elementary or secondary school as a school which provides elementary or secondary education, respectively, as determined under the law of the state in which it is located. This definition also appears in 20 C.F.R. \u00a7 404.367 which addresses the federal full-time attendance requirement for student benefits. 20 C.F.R. \u00a7 404.367(a)(1) provides that a student is instructed in an elementary or secondary education at home if such education is provided in accordance with the home school laws of the state in which the student resides. The Program Operations Manual System (POMS) provides that a home schooled child is eligible for student benefits if the student meets the federal standards for full-time attendance 1/, the law of the state in which the home school is located recognizes a home school as an EI, and the home school attended by the student meets the requirements of the state laws in which the home school is located. POMS RS 00205.275(B). A home school instructor must submit evidence that the school meets the state requirements for home schools. POMS RS 00205.275(C). The following is a survey of the state law requirements for EIs and home schools in each of the states in the Chicago region.\nIndiana law states that it is unlawful for a parent to fail, neglect or refuse to send a child to public school for the full term \"unless the child is being provided with instruction equivalent to that given in the public schools.\" Ind. Code \u00a7 20-8.1-3-34. Home schools may satisfy the requirements of this statute. Ind. Code \u00a7 20-8.1-3-17(h)(2); Mazanec v. North Judson-San Pierre School Corp. , 614 F.Supp. 1152, 1159 (N.D. Ind. 1983), affirmed 798 F.2d 230 (7th Cir. 1986). Generally, a child is subject to the compulsory attendance law from the earlier of the date the child officially enrolls in a school or the beginning of the fall term for the school year in which the child will turn 7 years of age, until the child graduates, reaches the age of 16 but less than 18, and meets the withdrawal requirements of Ind. Code \u00a7 20-8.1-3-17(j), or reaches the age of 18. Ind. Code \u00a7 20-8.1-3-17(b). However, a child whose parent or guardian intends to enroll the child in a nonaccredited, nonpublic school or to provide the child with instruction equivalent to that given in a public school, is not subject to the compulsory attendance law until the child reaches the age of 7. Ind. Code \u00a7 20-8.1-3-17(h). The parent or guardian of a such a child must certify to the superintendent of the relevant school corporation of their intention. Id.\n1/ On the basis of their ages, some students applying for benefits will be exempt from their state's compulsory attendance laws; however, federal law still requires at least 20 hours per week of scheduled attendance (with some exceptions) for benefits. 20 C.F.R. \u00a7 404.367(c). Whether a home school qualifies as an EI for student benefit purposes depends on the school's compliance with state law. Generally, all the states in Region V require a full-time program for home schools to satisfy state standards; therefore, it is necessary to discuss the various compulsory education laws regardless of the age of the claimant.\nOn the basis of their ages, some students applying for benefits will be exempt from their state's compulsory attendance laws; however, federal law still requires at least 20 hours per week of scheduled attendance (with some exceptions) for benefits. 20 C.F.R. \u00a7 404.367(c). Whether a home school qualifies as an EI for student benefit purposes depends on the school's compliance with state law. 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        "raw_content": "$140 Billion for Bonuses, Zero for America\u2019s Future\nHere is another story about Wall Street\u2019s war on the real economy.\nUS Steel was planning to invest $1 billion in building an environmentally-friendly new \u201ccoke battery\u201d plant in Clairton, PA. The new battery would dramatically reduce the emissions used in the process, and use the gases to produce electricity. According to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette,\nThe strategic investment would build two new coke batteries at Clairton, install top-flight environmental controls and add a cogeneration plant that would make electricity from gas produced by coke-making, which will help power all three U.S. Steel sites.\nAnother Post-gazette story explains,\nCoke is a baked coal that is used to fuel blast furnaces at the company\u2019s Edgar Thomson plant in Braddock and U.S. Steel\u2019s other North American operations. 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We gave the financial sector of the economy \u2013 commonly called \u201cWall Street\u201d \u2013 hundreds of billions of direct dollars and trillions in guarantees, supposedly to fix the credit crisis and get the financial sector working again as the sector of the economy that provides financing for projects like the US Steel Clairton Coke Battery.\nThis is November and US Steel still has not found financing at reasonable rates to get back to work building this plant. They need $1 billion and this project is good for America\u2019s industrial capability, workers and environment. But, apparently, Wall Street needs to pay out $140 billion in bonuses this year, speculate on life insurance plans, do \u201cflash trading\u201d on stocks, etc. instead.\nWhat Wall Street Is Supposed To Be Doing\nWall Street and the financial economy are supposed to be to supporting the real economy by playing the role of middleman, connecting sources of money with companies needing that money to allocate capital where it is needed. This is supposed to be a constructive process that helps We, the People fund innovative startup companies, build factories and schools,allocate capital for company expansion and fund other large-scale projects that require a pooling of resources and dilution of risk. That is their essential role in the economy.\nBut there is a problem with the way Wall Street has been and is operating. Instead of playing a background role supporting the real economy Wall Street has been dominating the economy, influencing the government and running quick-buck schemes, creating bubbles, speculating up prices on commodities and generally running wild. Before the financial meltdown Wall Street was not allocating capital productively, it was allocating capital destructively. In the companies-as-buy/sell-commodities posts I have been exploring how Wall Street\u2019s practices has been destroying companies, eliminating jobs and generally wrecking our economy while making a very few vastly wealthy. The company-buyout game turns good companies into debt-ridden, job-shedding shells. The greed-based drive for ever-higher returns tries to destroy companies like Costco because they are \u201coverly generous\u201d to their customers and employees. Wall Street has turned into a machine that grinds up jobs and communities, forcing wage cuts, dehumanization of workplaces, and corruption of our democracy.\nWhen the financial sector broke down as a result of quick-buck risky investments (that didn\u2019t allocate capital), massive leveraging (that didn\u2019t allocate capital), Ponzi-like scams (that didn\u2019t allocate capital), outright but not-yet-prosecuted fraud (that didn\u2019t allocate capital), etc., our government stepped in to rescue the sector. But instead of fixing the system, Wall Street still is not allocating capital where it is needed. They are, however, taking huge profits and giving out huge bonuses.\nLet\u2019s make finance the servant of the real economy again, rather than its master. Let\u2019s invest our money in our industry, not bailouts and bonuses for a few. There are so many incentives for Wall Street to destroy factories, etc, and so few incentives to build the economy. 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        "raw_content": "Artist: The Legal Matters\nNEW LOWER PRICE!!!! If by now you are not aware, The Legal Matters are Chris Richards, Andy Reed, and Keith Klingensmith. \u201cThe release of the follow-up by a band responsible for the single best long-player in a prior year is cause for great expectation. Even if the prior album ascended to a career-best apex that could never again be approached, the follow-up would at least be \u2018very good\u2019 barring unforeseen circumstances. Not to worry in the case of these guys, however. Their new album is at least as good as their self-titled debut, which captured the top slot on my year-end list of the finest albums of 2014. Time will tell if it is even better than the freshman effort. That \u2018Conrad\u2019 is something special is apparent from the first few seconds of the lead track, \u2018Anything,\u2019 which features all of the elements that propelled the self-titled debut to the top of our 2014 album list: strong, bittersweet, lead vocals by Chris Richards, perfect swirling group harmonies, and clean, often jangling guitars. The layered vocal harmonies that kick in first on the song\u2019s infectious chorus - and which appear in ways expected and unexpected throughout - serve as separate instruments that augment the superb musicianship that characterizes the entire record. The production is also first-rate. Listen twice. First, listen in the center of the mix, as if the songs are playing on a standard-issue car stereo as you negotiate rush hour traffic. Then, put on headphones and listen actively to the individual components as they weave around each other forming a more complex tapestry of sound. This attention to detail, particularly as it generates unexpected twists and turns, shines throughout. \u2018I'm Sorry Love\u2019 builds drama and tension for its first three-quarters of a minute, only to cut the impending doom with a playful, almost music hall-like break. \u2018Minor Key\u2019 continues the yin-yang, promising darkness by title but delivering brightness by sound. Although the record plays largely in the mid-tempo playground - about which there is absolutely nothing wrong - the band does cut it loose on occasion. \u2018Short-Term Memory\u2019 is nearly three-minutes of riffs and harmony, accented by a tasty guitar solo. \u2018She Called Me To Say\u2019 is quite sneaky - structured acoustically and sung by Andy Reed with his characteristically sweet vocals before deciding it\u2019s really a crunchy guitar rocker. In the end, it\u2019s these unexpected things that make this record so endearing and relentlessly interesting. \u2018Lull And Bye,\u2019 the tenth song in the set, is but a minute of gorgeous harmonizing and a simple piano. It\u2019s totally out of left field, and absolutely brilliant. \u2018Conrad\u2019 does not know a bum note over its thirty-five or so minutes. There is no wasted space, no needless repetition, just eleven songs that use the time allotted to deliver sonic truth.\u201d \u2013 PopThatGoesCrunch.com In case you missed this gem the first time around, this is too good a deal to pass up! GREAT!!",
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        "raw_content": "Fourteen Years and Counting!\nMarch 24, 2017 March 25, 2017 by Simply Megan Joy1 Comment on Fourteen Years and Counting!\nHello friends! Today marks my 14th anniversary as a Follower of Christ! I can remember that day. It was spring 2003, and we had just moved into a new house. I was sitting under the keyboard of our 1911 upright piano, when I prayed and asked God to come into my heart. My mom prayed with me and we said, \u201cAmen.\u201d I opened my eyes and lifted my head. I expected to feel different, but I didn\u2019t. I felt the same as before I closed my eyes. But why? I was now registered for eternal life in Heaven! So why didn\u2019t I feel different?\nIt\u2019s a question that has arrived to many Christians I know. Why don\u2019t we feel different right after accepting Jesus into our hearts? I think that I can narrow the question down to two answers.\n1. It\u2019s not magic.\nOnce we let God into our hearts, there isn\u2019t an automatic switch that turns on a flashing neon light above our heads that says, \u201cNow I\u2019m a Christian and now I\u2019m different!\u201d It\u2019s not like that. It\u2019s not a spell cast upon us to make us good in every way. Instead, the Holy Spirit enters our heart and lives there forever, helping us make the right choices. Revelation 3:20 says, \u201cBehold, I stand at the door, and knock: if any man hear my voice, and open the door, I will come in to him. . .\u201d This is the Holy Spirit saying that all we have to do is open the door and let God into our hearts.\n2. We have to live in Christianity to notice a difference.\nLiving our lives for God is the only way for us to notice that we are different as Christians. We\u2019ll see a difference in the decisions we make, the things we think, say, and do, and the even the way we dress. We can say we\u2019re a Christian, disobey God, make bad choices, and not feel any different or we can live for Him, and know that we are different.\nIn my 14 years of Christianity, I noticed how I\u2019ve changed, but it certainly wasn\u2019t an instant change! Christianity didn\u2019t \u201ctransform\u201d me right then and there. I\u2019m sure that I made some bad choices after that day in 2003, but it took time living as a Christian to see the change in myself.\nIf you\u2019ve read this far, I hope I haven\u2019t bored you with my mini theological rant! But today is special for me as it celebrates the 14 years that I\u2019ve had to gain knowledge and wisdom as a Christian.\nI hope that you guys have a lovely day and maybe take time to see how much you\u2019ve changed over the years!\nDid you feel the same as I did after accepting Christ?\nHave you noticed a change in yourself over the years?\nAre you really tired of my theological rants?\nHoliday, Random\nA New Beginning: 2017\nDecember 31, 2016 January 2, 2017 by Simply Megan Joy4 Comments on A New Beginning: 2017\nWait a minute! It can\u2019t be the end of 2016 already! It just started a few months ago, right? It seems impossible that another new year is ready and eager to take the wheel and label 2016 as history! This past year held so many different events, emotions, stories, words, and thoughts in my life. It was a time for learning and growing, happiness and joy, and sorrow and heartache. Though I can\u2019t truthfully say that I had continuously remembered that God was in control all 365 days in 2016, I can now look back at the year and know that He was and IS in control.\nNow we must embark on a new adventure: 2017! The train has reached the station so we must step off and board the next one, with carpet bag in hand, and chin held high! With the new year, we must all change our calendars, retrain ourselves to write a different number at the end of every date, and make New Year\u2019s resolutions that we pledge to keep, when really\u2026they usually only last a month. Yet, a new chapter of our lives must commence, whether we\u2019re ready for it or not.\nLooking beyond the unknown aspects of a new year, I find a new beginning a wonderful thing to have once a year! It\u2019s a time to set new goals and strive to accomplish certain tasks. For me some of those goals are learning how to crochet a hat, getting better at horseback riding, or practicing Irish dance more! 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Wrapping presents and finishing the last bits of decorating always puts that excitement of my second favorite holiday in my heart! I\u2019m so thankful for the many blessings God has given me this Christmas season to celebrate His son\u2019s approx. 2,012 Birthday!\nEvery year at Christmas I love to the read the story about the first ever Christmas which happened around 4 A.D. You can read the whole story in the book of Luke, chapter 2, verses 1-20!\nDoes your family have any special Christmas traditions?\nHave you ever read Luke 2 and imagined what it was\nlike for Mary or the shepherds?\nOctober 8, 2016 October 10, 2016 by Simply Megan Joy1 Comment on Greetings!\nHello, everyone and welcome to my new blog, Simply Megan Joy! I hope you enjoy your visit here. Do drop by again!",
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        "raw_content": "Blue, Blue Window\nA new report documents the reach of the nation\u2019s coastal zones.\nCalifornia is the only state ranked in the top five states by employment for five of the six ocean economy sectors studied by the NOEP report. While coastline images of Pebble Beach (above) and Big Sur (below) loom large in our consciousness, the report notes that it\u2019s the metros along the country\u2019s shoreline that drive the ocean economy.\nPhotos courtesy of Visit California\nLong before the nation\u2019s reshoring phenomenon took hold, there was an actual shoreline doing its part for the US economy. A new report says it\u2019s still holding its own.\nThe National Ocean Economics Program (NOEP) of the Center for the Blue Economy, based at the Monterey Institute of International Studies in California, this week released its State of the US Ocean and Coastal Economies 2014 report, a follow-up to its initial report five years ago.\nThe report encompasses shoreline counties in Great Lakes states as well as ocean states. As defined by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, that means 446 counties in 30 states. In 2012, the coastal zone counties accounted for 51 percent of employment in coastal states; 42 percent of total national employment; 57 percent of GDP in coastal states; and 48 percent of national GDP.\nThe importance of the coastal economy is reinforced by Site Selection\u2019s tracking of new private-sector facility investments last year, including the Eastern Seaboard and the energy-rich Gulf Coast states. As published in our traditional Governor\u2019s Cup rankings this month, nine of the top 10 states were shoreline states. In the new per-capita category, six of the top 10 had shoreline. However, among the top 10 metro areas for projects across three separate population categories, only six of the 30 areas were shoreline communities.\nIn addition to measuring economic activity in the more general coastal economy, the NOEP report examined employment, wages, and output from six sectors and 21 industries whose goods and services derive in one way or another from the oceans and Great Lakes. The six sectors are marine-related construction, living resources (fisheries, seafood processing), minerals (oil and gas activity), ship and boat building, tourism and recreation, and transportation (including warehousing, deep-sea freight, passenger transport and the recently booming sub-category of search and navigation equipment).\nAccording to the NOEP report, \u201cfour of the five largest states in terms of ocean economy employment are also the four largest states in terms of total employment. These are Texas, California, Florida, and New York. California is the only state ranked in the top five states by employment for five of the six ocean economy sectors and also in the top five in ocean economy overall. The state of Washington ranks highly among states in living resources and ship & boat building because it is the center for the Northwest Pacific fisheries.\u201d\n\u201cBetween 2007 and 2012, coastal states lost 3.8 million jobs, accounting for 80.5 percent of national job losses, but contributed an additional $260 billion to GDP, reflecting the faster recovery in GDP and slower recovery in employment.\u201d\nTourism and recreation is the largest employment sector in the ocean economy, comprising over 1.9 million jobs or 70 percent of all marine-related employment.\nThe other sectors account for 65 percent of contribution to GDP but only 30 percent of employment. Minerals had the most pronounced difference, with an ocean economy GDP contribution of 33 percent but an ocean economy employment share of just 5 percent. Its average employee contribution to GDP in 2010 was $606,000, while the average tourism and recreation employee contributed $46,000 to GDP.\n\u201cFrom 2005 to 2010, 41,000 jobs were added to the ocean economy, but these new jobs were offset by 43,647 jobs lost in the marine construction, ship & boat building, transportation and living resources sectors,\u201d says the report. \u201cOverall employment over this period grew only 1.5 percent, and the tourism & recreation sector accounted for 85 percent of the new jobs.\u201d\nDuring that same period, the ocean economy as a whole grew by $42.4 billion, with transportation accounting for 68 percent of that growth.\nShoreline Knowledge\nMoving freight by ship still accounts for a huge share of the US coastal economy, including at Global Terminal in Bayonne, N.J. Currently at 100 acres (40 hectares), the terminal is the closest container terminal to the harbor entrance and claims to reduce transit times by two hours. Once the site's expansion project is complete later this year, the terminal will span over 167 acres (68 hectares) and feature a 2,700-ft. (823-m.) berth.\nPhoto courtesy of Global Container Terminals\nThe report notes that while the counties along America\u2019s ocean and Great Lakes comprise only 18 percent of the land area of the United States, they harbor 37 percent of US employment and 42 percent of total GDP.\n\u201cAt 3.8 million square miles, the United States is the third largest country in the world,\u201d says the report. \u201cBut the waters contained within the U.S. Exclusive Economic Zone [EEZ] cover an additional 1.4 million square miles, making the U.S. the country with the largest ocean area in the world, and this does not include the U.S. share of the Great Lakes.\u201d\nThis table from the NOEP report shows state growth in employment and in regional GDP from 2007-2012.\nWhile that area encompasses pristine stretches of scenery and quaint small towns, the report is quick to note that it\u2019s the shoreline\u2019s cities that carry the bulk of the economic load. More than eight in 10 residents of coastal states live in a Metropolitan Statistical Area.\nHere are some report highlights from 2010 statistics related to the ocean economy, and to the broader coastal economy:\nIn terms of states, the ocean economy would be the 25th largest state by employment and the 20th largest state by GDP, the same size as Colorado.\nIn terms of metropolitan areas, the ocean would be the 39th largest metropolitan area by employment, about the same size as Atlanta, and the 17th largest metropolitan area by GDP in the United States, slightly smaller than San Diego.\nIn terms of industries, the ocean economy supports employment almost two and half times larger than other natural resource industries such as farming, mining, and forest harvesting, which together employed 1.15 million in 2010.\n\u201cThe coastal economy is primarily an urban economy and the distribution of economic activity along the coasts is driven significantly by forces affecting urban regions, most notably the spread of population and economic activity away from the city centers in the pattern that has come to be known as urban sprawl.\u201d\n\u201cThe coastal economy had been the core of much of U.S. manufacturing in the past, but this has changed, and the coastal economy now produces primarily services.\u201d\nAlthough employment decreased in all coastal geographies between 2007 and 2012, GDP continued to grow, albeit at a lower rate than before the recession. \u201cOnly two states (Alaska and Texas) showed employment growth in all coastal regions between 2007 and 2012, driven primarily by the oil industry,\u201d said the report. \u201cTwo states (Louisiana and New York) had employment growth in the coastal regions and state totals, with a decline in inland county employment for the period.\u201d\n\u201cBetween 2007 and 2012, 17 states (Alabama, Alaska, Hawaii, Indiana, Louisiana, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, New Hampshire, New York, North Carolina, Oregon, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Texas, Virginia, and Washington) experienced GDP growth in all of the coastal regions. California and Georgia had GDP growth in shore-adjacent and coastal zone counties with declines for the state and inland GDP. Maine showed growth in its shore-adjacent counties only.\u201d\nIn the 30 coastal states:\nPopulation was 255.8 million (82 percent of the US)\nEmployment was over 107.3 million (82 percent of the US)\nGDP was $13 trillion (83 percent of the US)\nGraph courtesy of the World Travel and Tourism Council\nIn the watershed counties of the coastal states:\nPopulation was 162.3 million (52 percent of the US\nEmployment was 67 million (51 percent of the US)\nGDP was $8.7 trillion (56 percent of the US)\nIn the shore-adjacent counties of the coastal states:\nPopulation was 116.5 million people (37 percent of the US)\nEmployment was 48.8 million (37 percent of the US)\nGDP was $6.6 trillion (42 percent of US GDP)\n\u201cThis is where the real concentration of economic activity occurs,\u201d notes the report. \u201cWith 18 percent of the land area, the shore-adjacent counties account for 37 percent of the US population and 42 percent of the national economic output.\u201d Large-economy states including California, Florida, New Jersey, Washington, Massachusetts, and Illinois have between 50 percent and 90 percent of their employment in shore-adjacent counties.\nIAMC Casts Vote in Favor of Tampa\nThe Tampa skyline is shining even brighter following recent large capital investments from several Fortune 500 firms.\nPhoto by Robert LaFollette\nAs the NOEP report indicates, metro areas drive the ocean economy. And while the Gulf Coast\u2019s energy activity is garnering the headlines, a metro area along that coast is doing its share in other areas as well.\nIn the same week that the Tampa Bay Buccaneers unveiled their new logo to much fanfare, community leaders in Tampa were celebrating an announcement of even greater significance. The Atlanta-based Industrial Asset Management Council\u2019s board of directors voted unanimously to award the Spring 2017 IAMC Professional Forum to Tampa. The decision means that about 500 high-ranking executives will descend upon Hillsborough County for five days of meaningful discussions focused on corporate real estate and economic development.\nIt\u2019s welcome news to community leaders\u2019 ears.\n\u201cAll of the great things that are happening in and around Tampa are giving us great momentum right now,\u201d says Jennifer Mikosky, communications director for the Tampa-Hillsborough Economic Development Corp. \u201cThere has been a resurgence of activity in development in downtown Tampa. We have seen the development of the Riverwalk and Curtis Hixon Park. We have launched a new mixed-use district in Channelside. A lot of commercial growth is taking place there now.\u201d\nWith recent major job announcements from Amazon, Covidien, Bristol-Myers Squibb, USAA, and the Depository Trust & Clearing Corp., Tampa is on a roll. Amazon led all corporate investors in 2013 with a $204-million project, while USAA pumped $164 million into a facility investment.\nProjects like these propelled Tampa to become the fastest-growing economy in Florida and 16th fastest-growing in the US last year. Tampa has also led Florida in job gains in nine of the last 10 months.\n\u201cThere is no one community in America where all of the different technologies and big data are coming together into one economic eco-system,\u201d Mikosky says. \u201cThat is what we are trying to do here in Tampa.\u201d \u2014 Ron Starner\nPopulation growth rate in non-shore-adjacent counties was almost twice that in shore-adjacent counties, the report notes, leading to an observation with import for site-searching executives: \u201cThe heavily developed nature of the areas near the shore means that expansion, particularly for residential development, is pushed further and further inland. At the same time, the size of the populations near the shore and the attractiveness of shoreline locations provide incentives for businesses to expand in those areas, even as the workforce commute from inland areas lengthens.\u201d\nTravel & Tourism Remains Driver\nThe NOEP report says the most significant long-term trend in the ocean economy is the rise of tourism & recreation as its defining sector. And that\u2019s without even counting marine passenger transportation (which is categorized under transportation rather than tourism). It lists several reasons, including the fact that, despite declines in real income, \u201cdomestic travel and recreation has still been affordable to most people, and the oceans and Great Lakes have been a center for US vacations and leisure since the nineteenth century. The concentration of major metropolitan areas in coastal areas also contributes to the growth in components of tourism & recreation related to business travel.\u201d\nNOEP says the growing importance of tourism & recreation in the ocean economy is also supported by studies in other countries. \u201cIn France, tourism is \u2018by far the largest sector of the marine and coastal economy in terms of turnover and employment\u2019 (Kalaydjian et al. 2005). The cruise ship industry in France is not only a major part of French ocean recreation, it is also a significant part of its ship building industry; a quarter of the large cruise ships built in 2005 were built in France.\u201d\nThe importance of travel and tourism was reinforced by a separately released economic impact report this week from the World Travel and Tourism Council that recognized the United States as a leader globally. 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        "raw_content": "Herman Cain: The Fed Years\nWhat did Herman Cain actually do at the Federal Reserve?\nHerman Cain speaks to the media outside of Trump Tower before a scheduled appearance with real estate mogul Donald Trump on Oct. 3, 2011 in New York City.\nHerman Cain\u2019s tenure at the Federal Reserve makes many conservatives queasy\u2014even if they can\u2019t agree on what he did there. According to Alex Jones, from 1992 to 1996 Cain was \u201cKansas City Board President of the Federal Reserve Bank.\u201d According to a Cain fan at Ricochet, Cain was merely a \u201cmember of a Federal Reserve District Board.\u201d In his book, This Is Herman Cain!, the candidate calls himself a former \u201chead of the Kansas City Federal Reserve.\u201d\nMaybe the mainstream media has figured this out? Maybe not. According to the Atlantic, he was a \u201cFederal Reserve Chairman.\u201d According to the Huffington Post, he was a \u201cdirector of the Kansas City Fed.\u201d It was Cain\u2019s only high-profile government role, and 15 years after he finished it, the public that might make him president has no idea what it was or meant.\nWhat did Herman Cain do at the Fed, and what does it tell us about him? The answers: \u201cNot much,\u201d and \u201ca little more than not much.\u201d\nThere are 12 regional Federal Reserve Banks. Each has a nine-member board of directors, composed of three commercial bankers (Class A, in Fed jargon), three people from nonbanking sectors of the economy (Class B), and three captains of industry from the region (Class C). Cain was Class C. In 1992, he joined the board of directors at the Kansas City branch of the Federal Reserve. In 1994, he was chosen to chair the board.\nWhat does the board of directors actually do? Every month that Cain was there, board members would meet, talk through the economic developments and data in their areas, and offer some advice. Fed economists would listen. The research would be taken up to Kansas City Fed President Tom Hoenig, who could use it however he deigned to use it.* \u201cThey\u2019re a source of economic information for the bank,\u201d explains Bill Medley, public information director for the Kansas City Fed. What\u2019s their single biggest contribution? They recommend the discount rate, or what the Fed charges for loans. \u201cBut that,\u201d says Medley, \u201chas to be approved by the board of governors.\u201d\nThat means that Cain\u2019s role was chiefly as a charismatic guy who ran meetings well and corralled good advice. He was not an economist. In This Is Herman Cain!, the candidate recalls the Fed job as a Frank Capra-esque affair; a lunch with the branch manager turned into a pitch for an unexpected job.\n\u201cI thought: Wow, the Federal Reserve wants me to serve on one of its boards!\u201d writes Cain. \u201cThat was something I had never really thought about, but it seemed pretty prestigious.\u201d It was a learning experience, too. \u201cLooking back on my time at the Federal Reserve, it gave me the opportunity to be exposed to macroeconomics.\u201d\nWas Cain just some na\u00eff in the ways of high-level Fed policy? Sure. That was the point. His fellow board members would include the head of a petroleum company, a Kansas City housing advocate, and an Oklahoma cattle magnate. Bill McQuillan, the chairman of CNB National Bank in Greeley, Nebraska, overlapped with Cain for three years and shared \u201cpuddle jumper\u201d planes with him when they needed to go to the monthly meetings.\n\u201cI liked him right away,\u201d remembers McQuillan. \u201cHe was a family man. He talked about music a lot. Really, he was a very bright, charismatic guy.\u201d\nCain turned the full power of his charisma on his new part-time job: Making meetings run quickly. \u201cHe\u2019d come prepared,\u201d says McQuillan. \u201cHis goal was to get all of us engaged in a discussion\u2014maximum participation. He\u2019d open, and say \u2018We\u2019ve got these issues to get through. We want to get through them as quickly as possible, and the floor is open for discussion.\u2019 \u201d\nThe meetings would last around half a day. \u201cIf things were not quite as focused as they should have been, he\u2019d bring them back,\u201d says McQuillan. \u201cHe would never make a person feel like they were talking out of turn. He\u2019d say, \u2018I appreciate your comments, but in the interest of time, we should move on.\u2019 \u201d\nFunny enough, that\u2019s just how Cain describes his executive style. Whenever he\u2019s pressed on policy, on what to do in Afghanistan, on how to handle a crisis, he has a common refrain: \u201cI\u2019ll summon the experts.\u201d He likes leaders who do the same, which is a reason he praises former Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan. \u201cHe would sit patiently and listen to all the reports,\u201d writes Cain in his memoir, \u201chear everybody, and then come to his insightful conclusion about what we needed to do. He was a very effective leader who did not make unilateral decisions.\u201d\nCain praised Greenspan at last week\u2019s Republican debate, too. Right away, in the unpredictable politics of 2011, it came off like a possible gaffe. Greenspan\u2019s reputation isn\u2019t what it once was, nor is the Fed\u2019s. In the 1990s, the Fed\u2019s dual mandate of keeping inflation low and employment high wasn\u2019t quite so tricky. When McQuillan and Cain were riding those puddle jumpers, joblessness in Nebraska fell below 3 percent. Cain focused on inflation. \u201cWhen it comes to monetary policy,\u201d fellow board member Drue Jennings told the Atlantic this year, \u201che was an inflation hawk.\u201d\nWhat does that mean in 2011? It means that Cain wants the Fed to stop worrying about unemployment and focus on keeping inflation low. In his words, the Fed\u2019s \u201cfocus needs to be narrowed\u201d: Worry about the currency and let the rest of us worry about jobs. That\u2019s a common Republican critique of the Fed right now, but it\u2019s also a little strange. Inflation hasn\u2019t been a problem since before the Great Recession began.\nCain\u2019s fans\u2014and they include everyone who\u2019s talked on the record about his Fed days\u2014 don\u2019t knock him for that. They remember a smart guy from whom everyone expected bigger things. \u201cOne time,\u201d says McQuillan, \u201cI remember sitting around the table with him and talking politics. I said, \u2018Herman, you\u2019d be a great senator.\u2019 He said it wasn\u2019t the time for that. So I told him he\u2019d make a great president. He looked at me like: Are you crazy?\u201d\n*Correction, Oct. 18, 2011: This article originally misidentified Kansas City Fed President Tom Hoenig\u2019s title as Kansas City Fed chairman.",
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Doug Burgum hosted Theodore Roosevelt V, the great-great-grandson of the nation\u2019s 26th president, and Melani and Rob Walton this week as they met with state lawmakers to emphasize their support and the tremendous opportunity in the proposed Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum at Medora, N.D.\nBurgum has proposed investing $50 million in earnings from the state\u2019s Legacy Fund, with $100 million in matching funds required from private donors and other sources, to create the experiential library and museum as a major tourist attraction and educational center at the doorstep to Theodore Roosevelt National Park.\nMelani Walton, a Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library (TRPL) Foundation board member and Dickinson State University alumna, and her husband, Rob, former chairman of Walmart Inc., met with legislative leaders Tuesday at the Capitol. 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Because we\u2019re certainly standing ready to be very supportive as well,\u201d Rob Walton said.\nIt was also announced that the Rob and Melani Walton Foundation recently donated $5 million to the North Dakota Community Foundation.\nThe presidential library project continues to draw letters of support from various groups, including recently the Medora City Council, Dickinson State University President Tom Mitzel, U.S. Rep. Kelly Armstrong, the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership, the National Trust for Historic Preservation, and North Dakota Petroleum Council President Ron Ness. The Economic Development Association of North Dakota also has indicated its support.\nTheodore Roosevelt V\nGovernor launches podcast with DOCR director as first guest\nGov. 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The virus Nalla used can insert its DNA into the genome of a human cell, which made it possible to pinpoint which genes got altered and led to androgen independence. Using a similar approach, Ph.D. student Victor Bii looked for genes that caused breast cancer to spread to other parts of the body.\nTrobridge said their work is a small but critical step on the way to their long-term goal of developing targeted cancer therapies. \u201cUltimately, we\u2019d like to be able to predict which treatments are more likely to work based on patients\u2019 genetic profiles.\u201d\nStudy Unveils Role of REM Sleep in Developing Brains\nA recent study of the role of rapid eye movement (REM) sleep in the development of young brains suggests that it makes experiences \u201cstick\u201d in the brain. The discovery was published in Science Advances by Professor of Medicine Marcos Frank and his former graduate student Michelle Dumoulin Bridi.\nFrank said their findings emphasize the importance of REM sleep in early life and point to a need for caution in using REM-suppressing medications\u2014such as antidepressants and stimulants for ADHD\u2014in young children.\nDuring their study, the researchers had young animals wear a patch over one eye and monitored their brain activity while awake and asleep. Animals in one group were allowed to sleep normally. Others were consistently woken up\u2014some during REM sleep and others during non-REM sleep. The researchers found that those that went without REM sleep didn\u2019t show normal brain development, suggesting that REM sleep is required to solidify changes in the visual cortex, the part of the brain that processes visual information. Furthermore, they found that a brain protein named ERK, which is involved in these types of changes, did not activate in animals that had been deprived of REM sleep.\nFrank and Dumoulin Bridi also looked at brain activity patterns during REM sleep and found them to be very similar to those seen during wakefulness.\n\u201cIt appeared as though animals\u2019 waking experiences were being reactivated while they slept,\u201d said Frank. 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Funded through a five-year, $2.5 million grant from the National Institute on Disability, Independent Living, and Rehabilitation Research, the collaborative brings together disability advocates and researchers from WSU, the University of Kansas, George Mason University, and the Independent Living Research Utilization program at TIRR Memorial Hermann Hospital.\nUntil recently, many adults with disabilities did not have access to private health insurance coverage and had to rely on public programs, such as Medicare and Medicaid. With the implementation of the ACA, that has changed.\n\u201cThe ACA has endured many legal and legislative challenges, and many of its reforms are now a feature of the U.S. health care system,\u201d said Kennedy. \u201cWe need to know the magnitude of these changes, and whether they are addressing the pervasive disparities in access and cost that people with disabilities face.\u201d\nIn partnership with several national disability advocacy organizations, the collaborative\u2019s researchers will conduct five research projects to study health insurance costs, coverage and outcomes; determine information and training needs among staff in centers of independent living; and identify changes in disability program application and enrollment rates. 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        "raw_content": "Show Staff, A to Z, Producers,\nRebecca Rea Sugar\nNon-binary woman\nWriter & Storyboarder Artist\nRebecca Sugar is the creator of Steven Universe. She is an artist, composer, and director who is most recognized for her work on the show, Adventure Time, another Cartoon Network original series, as well as her award-winning animated short \"Singles.\" She has also created a graphic novel, Pug Davis, as well as assisting with characters and backgrounds for Ian Jones-Quartey and Jim Gisriel's web series nockFORCE prior to her career.[1]\nIn 2012, Cartoon Network green-lit Steven Universe, making her the first solo female cartoon creator in the network's twenty-one-year history. 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Later, she would attend the School of Visual Arts in New York.[4] One of her early works, a comic strip entitled \"Don't Cry for Me, I'm Already Dead\"[5] about brothers who bond over references to The Simpsons, was a viral success.[6] The strip was originally published on Sugar's now-defunct website, SugarBoukas.com, itself a reference to one of her early animated shorts.[7]\nSugar speaking at 2016 San Diego Comic Con.\nShe was hired as a storyboard revisionist during the first season of Adventure Time, and was later promoted to storyboard artist from that season on.\nRebecca would eventually leave Adventure Time in early 2013 to launch her new cartoon, Steven Universe. 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        "raw_content": "I know you are a busy man and that my problems may seem insignificant to you. I know you are worried about race relations, climate change, the Pope\u2019s visit to our great country, international affairs, our economy, tensions with the Middle East, and a myriad of other issues. I can\u2019t imagine the stress you are constantly under. But still, I beg you to take a moment out of your busy day to listen to my heart as I share with you the worries that weigh heavily on me.\nMr. President, each day as my husband leaves for work my heart is in my stomach. You see, as he gets ready for his day, he dons a badge. My husband is a police officer and as he leaves my side each day, I know it could be the last I spend with him. He has worn this badge for 20 years now. I am so proud of him and all he does for our community. His service didn\u2019t begin with the moment he became a police officer. Prior to this, he was in the Marine Corps. He served honorably in Operation Desert Storm and Operation Restore Hope. He has been a faithful servant to our community and our country for most of his life. He is a great and honorable man.\nSir, I know that my husband and all the other police officers are not the only people worthy of attention. There are many issues at hand that also need your attention as well- #blacklivesmatter, discrimination or vilification of all Muslims, healthcare issues, immigrants, and poverty issues in general, as well as so many others. As the leader of our nation there are so many who need you to look at their problems and to aid them with real solutions to alleviate the struggles and problems they are facing. You have made your voice and stance heard on many of these issues and yet when it comes to the importance of respect for police officers and their lives, especially in the last several months, well, you have been eerily quiet.\nMr. President, this saddens me. Sir, these brave men and women are being killed because of the badge they proudly wear upon their chests. They are being mercilessly targeted because they are willing to put their lives on the line for those who have no respect for the sacrifices they and their families make on a daily basis. Instead of praising these men and women for their selfless gift, they are instead ridiculed, chastised, and made into the enemy. And yet this \u201cenemy\u201d is still expected to risk his or her life for even those who wish to villainize them. I can\u2019t understand how this is okay with our nation\u2026 and with you.\nSir, I readily admit that there are some police officers who have abused their authority and who have brought shame to this noble profession; but the vast majority of police officers are honorable men and women who give to their communities in a way that most of us could never comprehend. They are not racists, power-hungry, militant, sexist, or unstable individuals. Instead they are mothers, fathers, sisters, brothers, sons, daughters, aunts, uncles, grandparents, and friends who are trying to do what is best for their communities. They seek to help their communities thrive and grow all the while staying safe.\nIn the last several weeks and months we have seen police officers being targeted and killed by those who want retribution for the loss of other lives. This, of course, is not right. These people are not taking a life to protect their own; no, they are taking a life just to take a life. How can this be right? How can we allow this to happen? Why have you not stepped forward to ask for this to stop? By asking for the people of this nation to respect the law and the officers that uphold that law, and by acknowledging the individuals who have given their lives in the line of duty, you don\u2019t take away from the importance of the other issues that need your attention. In fact, when you acknowledge these issues you show that you indeed have the greater good of our entire nation at heart.\nHowever, by not acknowledging these problems and by not consoling the grieving spouses, children, and families, you do take a stand. You take a firm stance against police officers. This stand tells us that you do not respect those who are willing to die for you. It says that you have a very specific agenda that does not include protecting all people. It says that police lives don\u2019t matter and that their families don\u2019t either.\nMr. President, I don\u2019t wish to believe that this is how you feel. They say that actions often speak louder than words. Your actions (or lack thereof) tell us that these men and women, who honorably fight to protect the citizens of this great nation, don\u2019t matter. Surely that isn\u2019t how you feel! You are surrounded by police officers each and every day- each one of them willing to make the ultimate sacrifice for you and for our country. I\u2019m sure you have gotten to know them in a very intimate and personal way. Do their lives matter? I can\u2019t help but think you believe they do.\nThe life of each and every officer who is sworn to uphold and protect our laws is equally important as those police officers who protect you and your precious family. These men and women deserve to know that their commander-in-chief appreciates their willingness to set aside their own personal welfare for the good of their communities and ultimately the good of our nation. Without those who are willing to sacrifice so much we could not be the amazing nation we are today.\nSir, I am so proud to be part of the thin blue line family that protects this great country. Each day my husband wears a badge that stands for courage, valor, honor, respect, and service. He stands ready to give the ultimate sacrifice if he is called to do so. I pray that never happens for I am not nearly as strong as he. I need him beside me. Our children need him here too. But as long as there is a war on police officers and no one comes forward to reason with those who would wish them harm, the reality is that we could lose him.\nDear Mr. President, I beg you to open your heart and see that our nation needs you to stand up for those who so willingly give their lives to keep us safe. Comfort the families who have lost a loved one simply because they were police officers; ask for an end of the war on police. Encourage our brothers and sisters to respect the law and the officers who uphold it; lead by example through your support of our heroes in blue. You have the ability to change the climate of our country. So far you have chosen not to do so. Please don\u2019t wait until it is too late to address this issue and help our nation heal.\nI know that this letter will probably never cross your desk; after all, I am no one really. But I pray, that should you ever read this letter, my words will echo in your heart. I pray you will be moved into action. I pray you will encourage our nation to band together instead of tearing one another down; that they will see the value in each other\u2019s lives- black, white, tan, man, woman, civilian, or police officer. 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        "raw_content": "It\u2019s hard to believe that three years ago today I didn\u2019t know if I or the baby I was carrying would live or die. I remember waking up and praying that God would be merciful and would spare us both. As we headed to the hospital and I kissed each of our other children goodbye, I prayed that whatever happened, God would also be merciful to them.\nChoosing life for our baby had been easy\u2026 the next nine months were not. But the sacrifices and the crosses that came with giving life were so worth the gift God provided us. If Leo had not made it to our arms or if I had died in pregnancy or birth, we still knew that his life was a blessing and a gift. God\u2019s gift to us was not in the security of having a child reach our arms nor in the promise of my own life; His gift was in sharing a role in creating new life and choosing his life above all else. By choosing life we chose to participate in something so much bigger than ourselves- we chose to participate, heart, mind, body, and soul, in God\u2019s sacrificial love.\nAs I browsed my Facebook memories today, I began to cry. The outpouring of love from our friends was amazing. Across the nation and around the world many people were praying for us. So many friends posted on my wall that they were anxiously awaiting news of our sweet baby\u2019s arrival and news of our safety. They shared links to our story as I had shared it at Catholic Sistas. And they simply told me that they loved me. It was overwhelming then and three years later it is still overwhelming.\nI love that like today, Leo\u2019s birthday will sometimes fall on Mother\u2019s Day. He wasn\u2019t the first to make me a mother, but the miracle of his life is a reminder to me of why I chose to become a mother so many years ago. Each of our children, whether they are in our arms or waiting for us in heaven, are worth every cross, every trial, every tear, every smile, every laugh, every heartache, and every moment that we are blessed to have them.\nSometimes when life seems overwhelming it can be easy to overlook how very precious life is\u2026 when I look at Leo I am reminded that God chose me to be the mother of all of these children. I may have been asked to sacrifice in ways I could never imagine and I may not have been able to hold each of them for as long as I hoped, but I was able to participate fully in their lives for the time they were here. I have known these children in a way that no other person in the world can or ever will know them. I have held them in my body, their hearts beating beneath my own, and my own life helping to sustain theirs. I have no words for what an honor it is to be allowed to partake in helping to create new life.\nToday, as we celebrate Leo\u2019s birthday and Mother\u2019s Day, I am thankful for not only his life, but for the lives of each of our children. No matter how long we were blessed to have them in our lives and no matter what we have been through with and for them, each child that God has blessed us with is a testament to His love for us. As parents He calls us to sacrifice for our children. I have known great sacrifice in my time as a mother, but I have also known great love and joy.\nI am thankful for every miraculous aspect of motherhood\u2026 the good, the bad, the happy, the sad, the heart-wrenching, the overwhelming, the disappointments, and the unmeasurable joys. They each have helped to create a love story that is like no other. The story is uniquely ours, never to be repeated again. It is written each day by every experience we have as a family.\nI treasure each moment I have with my family and thank God for allowing us to share in His love through the gift of our children.\nmfritz12 May 8, 2016 birthday, children, choosing life, faith, family, gift, hope, Leo, love, Mother's Day, trust in God, ultimate mother's day gift\nPrevious Previous post: Honeysuckle for Sale\nNext Next post: The Secret Life of Parenting Teens and Adult Children",
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        "raw_content": "Dr. Leonard S. Polonsky '42\nDr. Leonard S. Polonsky, a UK citizen, grew up in New York City, where he attended Townsend Harris High School. He received his BA degree at New York University, where he was President of the Student Council, officer of several clubs, and editor or the literary magazine. Following military service in 1945/46, he pursued graduate studies at Lincoln College, Oxford, and in Paris at the Sorbonne, where he received his doctorate in Lettres in 1952. He taught languages in Heidelberg for several years.\nBefore embarking upon his business career, Dr. Polonsky began working in financial services, in New York in 1955, followed by Rome, Frankfurt, and Zurich, eventually establishing Liberty Life Assurance Company Limited in London in 1970. He is Executive Chairman of Hansard Global plc, its successor, listed on the main board of the London Stock Exchange. The company has used advanced technology to manage its business and to expand internationally, and now has clients in 170 countries.\nFor many years Dr. Polonsky was President of the Aion Foundation, active internationally in the field of analytical psychology. Dr. Polonsky is a Trustee of the Polonsky Foundation in London, which supports charitable activity worldwide, a Trustee of the Polonsky Brothers Foundation in New York, which focuses on higher education for the urban poor. He is a member of the Board of the Tanenbaum Center for Interreligious Understanding in New York and of the Harry S. Truman Research Center for the Advancement of Peace, in Jerusalem.\nDr. Polonsky is an Honorary Fellow and Governor of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and has been a Member of the Executive of the university\u2019s British Friends since 1993.\nThe Polonsky Foundation has endowed projects at both Oxford and Cambridge universities, as well as at Townsend Harris High School. Other projects enable postgraduate students from overseas to reside at Lincoln College, Oxford, as guests of the Foundation. Polonsky Fellowships for postdoctoral researchers in the humanities and social sciences are available at the Van Leer Institute in Jerusalem.\nThe Polonsky Foundation is currently engaged with the Royal Shakespeare Company in a four-year educational program, \u201cExploring Shakespeare,\u201d available via the internet.\nPicture above left: Dr. Polonsky with his wife, Georgette Bennett.\nCompany Website: www.hasnard.com",
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        "raw_content": "Louis L\u2019Amour\u2019s son publishes writer\u2019s \u2018Lost Treasures\u2019\nBeau L\u2019Amour brings stories of father\u2019s literary legacy to Cortez\nUpdated: Tuesday, Dec. 26, 2017 12:21 PM\nLouis L\u2019Amour and his son, Beau, play in California in the 1960s. Beau said that working on his new book Louis L\u2019Amour;s Lost Treasures, Volume 1 has given him new insights unto his father\u2019s life.\nLouis L\u2019Amour gets to work in California in the late 1950s. His son, Beau, will be signing copies of his new book Louis L\u2019Amour\u2019s Lost Treasures, Volume 1 at Sorrel Sky Gallery during Noel Night on Friday.\nLouis L\u2019Amour practices his boxing form in Arizona in the 1920s. Louis\u2019 son, Beau, has recently published a book of his father\u2019s previously unpublished work.\nLouis L\u2019Amour hikes in California in the 1960s. In his lifetime, the iconic Western writer wrote novels, short stories and even nonfiction books.\nLouis L\u2019Amour, seen here in the late 1950s, left behind a treasure trove of unpublished and unfinished work when he died in 1988.\nLouis L\u2019Amour explores the desert in California in the late 1950s. His son, Beau, has recently published a book of his father\u2019s previously unpublished works in a book called Louis L\u2019Amour\u2019s Lost Treasures, Volume 1.\nLouis L\u2019Amour explores Hovenweep National Monument in Colorado and Utah in the early 1980s.\nPosthumous publishing isn\u2019t uncommon when it comes to writers who were as prolific as Louis L\u2019Amour. Sometimes, the volume of unpublished work is big enough that what comes after their deaths ends up being as intriguing as when they were alive.\nBeau L\u2019Amour, son of the iconic Western writer, knows this well. The title of his father\u2019s new book, Louis L\u2019Amour\u2019s Lost Treasures, Volume 1, explains what the author\u2019s son has undertaken since Louis died in 1988.\n\u201cWhen he passed away, we had all this stuff \u2013 my dad was a dynamo at creating the new thing, but he was not very attentive to organizing all the old things,\u201d he said.\nThe organizing took on a life of its own.\n\u201cLouis L\u2019Amour\u2019s Lost Treasures is the story behind the stories,\u201d Beau said. \u201cIt is like Louis\u2019 professional biography, except that instead of a play-by-play account, the pieces of his work are in the stories that they pertain to.\u201d\nBeau will discuss Lost Treasures at the Cortez Public Library on Monday, Jan. 8 at 6 p.m.\nAlong with the new book, which is the first of a two-volume series, there are also new postscripts included in four of Louis\u2019 books, Bendigo Shafter, How the West was Won, Callaghen and Down the Long Hills this year. Beau plans to publish at least half a dozen, maybe more, next year.\n\u201cWhat these (postscripts) are is everything I know that\u2019s interesting about my dad\u2019s novels,\u201d Beau said. \u201cBendigo Shafter is very much about how he started it and ran into certain problems and put it aside for a while and then restarted it. It\u2019s the story of how his focus on it ebbed and flowed over about 10 or 12 years.\u201d\nLost Treasures is not only full of stories that were not published, it also includes previously unfinished chapters of a Western horror novel Louis was writing. Though Louis was best known as a Western writer, Beau said he didn\u2019t limit himself to that genre.\nPutting the pieces of his father\u2019s life and work together helped Beau learn more about his father.\nThere were some surprises, including \u201cthe fact that he was so bad off in the eight or nine months before he sold the story \u2018The Gift of Cochise\u2019 that became \u2018Hondo,\u2019 and then the fact that within just a really short period of time \u2013 like that summer \u2013 his entire career turned around,\u201d Beau said. \u201cHe went from going to the park so that he wouldn\u2019t be caught not eating breakfast to having deals with three publishers. His life turned around as hard as you could ever imagine.\n\u201cI knew all of those things happened in sort of separate chunks, but I had never gotten them in order, and I had never pinned them right down to the calendar,\u201d he said. \u201cAnd I had never seen how dramatic the shift was.\u201d\nLouis took that dramatic shift in lifestyle completely in stride, Beau said.\n\u201cNo. He was ready for it (laughing). He was so ready for it, it was unbelievable. By that point, it was do or die,\u201d he said. \u201cUp until he went to work for the Writers Project of the WPA in Oklahoma, he had been a prize fighter and a miner and a merchant seaman. Even though he had educated himself relatively well, he was a completely blue-collar guy, but with no trade affiliation, no union, no standing in any business, no real skills. He had to make it.\u201d\nFor Beau, who has also been working on a biography about Louis for a long time, the project has been a way to stay close to the father he misses.\n\u201cI\u2019m connected with his life every day,\u201d he said. \u201cIn some ways, it\u2019s a little bit like he\u2019s here.\u201d\nAt the Cortez Public Library\nHeadliners coming to the Cortez Public Library, 202 N. Park St., in January.\nBeau L\u2019Amour\nWhat: Louis L\u2019Amour\u2019s Lost Treasure, Volume 1 discussion with author Beau L\u2019Amour\nWhen: 6 p.m. Monday, Jan. 8\nWhere: Cortez Public Library, 202 N. Park St.\nWhat: The Amazing Authors 2018 Tour, with food author and blogger Michele Morris, the owner of Cooking with Michele, where she teaches private cooking lessons to both adults and children. 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        "raw_content": "The most intimate and elaborately enhanced addition to the Hemingway Library series: Hemingway\u2019s memoir of his safari across the Serengeti\u2014presented with archival material from the Hemingway Collection at the John F. Kennedy Library and with the never-before-published safari journal of Hemingway\u2019s second wife, Pauline Pfeiffer.\nWhen it was first published in 1935, The New York Times called Green Hills of Africa, \u201cThe best-written story of big-game hunting anywhere,\u201d Hemingway\u2019s evocative account of his safari through East Africa with his wife, Pauline Pfeiffer, captures his fascination with big-game hunting. In examining the grace of the chase and the ferocity of the kill, Hemingway looks inward, seeking to explain the lure of the hunt and the primal undercurrent that comes alive on the plains of Africa. Green Hills of Africa is also an impassioned portrait of the glory of the African landscape and the beauty of a wilderness that was, even then, being threatened by the incursions of man.\nPublisher: Vintage; 1st edition (2004)\nFiesta: The Sun Also Rises by Ernest Hemingway",
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        "raw_content": "Steel City Promoting their Christmas Carol Performance\nTheater is considered a hobby to some people but to others it is a lifestyle. At Steel City Theater Company, there is a joy and love for theater. Director Andrea Garrett, and artistic director Jason Laughry, create wonderful shows year round for the public to enjoy. The doors are open for the public to watch, volunteer, or audition for shows. SCTC has many programs to get people of all ages involved in their company, with classes throughout the year, three audition periods, and constant production of shows.\nSteel City harbors a care for the arts and wants to make sure that everyone who has this dream can fulfill it, from kids to adults. Many people have the dream to grow up and be an actor but think that they will never make it or it would be impossible for them, so being apart of Steel City can let people carry out their dream. Andrea Garrett works hard to make sure the kids who want to pursue this as a career are well prepared and have to confidence to enter the crazy world that is show business. Offering up to 6 styles of dance classes, 5 levels of acting, private voice lessons, and music theory classes, kids should be able to feel comfortable in their knowledge of this art.\nSteel City Theater Company performers posing during their After Dark performance\nIn this 2016-2017 season they are offering a variety of shows which include, Diary of Anne Frank, Sensational Spooktacular, Rapture Blister Burn, Little Shop of Horrors, The Wonderettes, Extremities, Godspell, After Dark, and Captain Bree and Her Lady Pirates. This mix of dramatic and comedic plays and musicals include a mix of ages and intend to impress the audience. Some shows have yet to be casted and they are always looking for more people to join. The current show is Anne Frank and they are on the third weekend of a three week run; being almost sold out because of the wonderful review they received in the Chieftain and the support of the new and returning audience members.\nGarrett and Laughry took over the theater with the intentions of creating shows that their actors and they are proud of. Steel City can not survive without to support of the public. Being a non-profit organization it is a team effort to make sure that the theater can stay open and continue producing shows. Their supportive staff and team of volunteers is imperative for the theater, and all their help does not go unrecognized. This group of people is a close knit group and it makes you feel like you are at home when you walk through the doors.\nSteel City Theater Company hopes that with hard work and determination they can bring arts to everyone in Pueblo, CO. They know how important it is for people to be involved in the arts and they are willing to do whatever it takes to make sure everyone feels welcome. Quoting their motto \u201cArt Changes Lives\u201d.",
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        "raw_content": "Architect Jordan Mozer\nGet your tix for the February 17th Dinner Party. Http://citywinery.com/chicago/fear-no-art-presents-the-dinner-party-2-17.html\nStanley Tigerman called him \u201ca Renaissance man.\u201d\nJustin Henderson described him as \u201cvisionary, idiosyncratic and utterly original\u201d, \u201ca poet, an artist and a maker of magic\u201d and \u201ca springboard into the realm of architecture as art.\u201d\nSleeper Magazine referred to him as \u201cone of the hotel industry\u2019s most innovative and provocative designers.\u201d\nBob Puccini said Jordan is \u201cthe thinking man\u2019s designer.\u201d\nIn Crain\u2019s Chicago Business, Barbara Bucholtz dubbed him \u201cChicago\u2019s other Jordan.\u201d\nJordan Mozer is the founder, co-owner and principal of Jordan Mozer & Associates, Limited (JMA). Prior to earning a degree in architecture, Jordan studied painting, sculpture, english literature, fashion design and product design, all of which inform his work on a daily basis. He is as attentive to the details of every client\u2019s business plan as he is to the look of each logo he designs and the craftsmanship of each door pull he carves by hand.\nSince founding JMA in 1984, Jordan and his namesake firm have built an international reputation for consistently original, successful and newsworthy designs for clients as varied as Disney, Marriott, Volkswagen, Universal Studios, Asprey & Garrard, Steve Wynn, Lettuce Entertain You, Barney\u2019s New York and The Rolling Stones (to name just a few). For more than twenty five years, his work has been included in books, magazines, newspapers, internet articles, museum and gallery exhibitions and both public and private collections.\nJordan has taught at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, the University of Illinois Chicago and the University of Illinois Champaign, sat on numerous design juries and panels and continues to guest teach, and to lecture extensively throughout the United States and in Europe.\nPhoto Credit: Eliza Mozer\nThis entry was posted on Tuesday, January 28th, 2014 at 9:19 pm.",
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        "raw_content": "SAGARPA Increases Trout & Carp Production\nEquipment Production systems Hatcheries Politics Education & academia\nMEXICO - The Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock, Rural Development, Fisheries and Food (SAGARPA), in collaboration with the National Commission of Aquaculture and Fisheries (CONAPESCA) and the University of Mexico State, has developed the Recirculating Aquaculture System (SRA), allowing for increased water availability, ensuring the increased production of trout and carp by up to 50 per cent.\nWith an investment of one million pesos, the Secretariat carried out the project in the facilities of the Aquaculture Center El Zarco, which has managed to make efficient use of water without affecting aquaculture production and productivity.\nThrough a system of biofiltration, the SRA removes contaminants from water produced in the same culture. It also has a solids removal module and a disinfection system that keep the water free of pathogens. This will save up to 98 per cent of the liquid usually required.\nThe adoption of this technology made the SRA a sustainable alternative for the more than 2,500 registered fish farmers in the state.\nThe SRA was also designed with the material construction policy in mind. This requires that all material used for construction, repair and maintenance can be purchased in the area local to the production unit, so that the parts are obtained with relative ease.\n\"Today the care, handling and reuse of fresh water is a priority established by governments worldwide, so efforts have been aimed at sustainable use and exploitation of the vital liquid,\" he said on a tour of El Zarco Fisheries sub-delegate the SAGARPA, Maria del Carmen Avila Arcos.\nHe explained that the system serves only 50 per cent of the hatchery of the Aquaculture Center, with a capacity to hold 200,000 rainbow trout fry, reaching a height of four inches.\nHe stressed that currently the RAS increases the average annual volume availability of water by 33 per cent.\n\"This system has been studied since 2000 and is currently in its fourth version, which was designed to be supplied with different sources of water such as rainwater harvesting,\" said Ivan Gallego.\nThe Technical Specialist Aquaculture Center El Zarco, Jos Lus Damas Aguilar, said that it has now successfully operated the RAS, which has successfully commercialised farming rainbow trout to the State of Mexico and other producing states.\nThe National Development Plan 2007-2012, in the section on Sustainable Use of Natural Resources and Water in Agenda 2030, presented in March this year by President Felipe Calderon, realised the vital importance of maintaining fluid.",
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        "raw_content": "thehealthblog4256\nUsing Nutrition to Raise Your Energy Levels\nIn today's world, health is more important than it has been in the past. Your health will have a truly remarkable influence on the overall quality of your life. It's worth stating, of course, that it isn't always easy to improve your health. To get more info, click mannatech. At any given moment, there will be hundreds of different factors that affect your well being. You will need to exercise, and you should also have access to healthcare.\nAt the end of the day, though, nothing is more important than nutrition. Your diet will have a truly remarkable influence on the way that you live. Keep in mind that you will want to be knowledgeable if you intend to eat well. If you want to make good decisions, you need to have good information available to you. If you're not sure of where to begin, take the time to look at Ambrotose. Ambrotose is one of the safest and most reliable medical compounds that is currently on the market. By using Ambrotose, you can quickly improve your overall energy levels.\nBefore you assess your nutrition, there are a number of things that you will want to think about. Nutrition may also be referred to as nourishment or aliment. A nutrient is any type of material that a biological organism needs to stay alive. Keep in mind that every nutrient is unique in some sense. Some foods are incredibly nutritious and good to eat, while others will be more harmful. If you want to improve your nutrition, it may make sense to invest in Ambrotose.\nAs you continue studying nutrition, it's important to consider how your body is breaking down food. This is referred to catabolism. When it comes down to it, the number one goal of nutrition should be to improve your cell health. Your entire body is made up of cells. Your entire body will suffer if your cells are not functioning properly. To get more info, visit https://www.facebook.com/MannatechInc/. Your immune system won't be as strong, and you may eventually develop an illness. When people talk about cell health, they are referring to anabolism. Metabolism refers to the combination of anabolism and catabolism. The bottom line here is that if you want to improve your health, it's crucial that you invest in Ambrotose.\nAs you are no doubt aware, nutrients will come in a variety of forms. To really improve your health, you will want to take a holistic approach to nutrition. Believe it or not, some nutrients do not affect your energy levels. This group contains such relevant nutrients as water and fiber. You will also want to think about how you process micronutrients. Remember that if your health is important to you, it only makes sense to invest in ambrotose. Learn more from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nutrition.",
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        "raw_content": "Books I Didn\u2019t Finish in January 2016\nThere\u2019s a number books that I started but didn\u2019t finish this month. I don\u2019t want to do full, rated reviews for them, so I\u2019m talking about them all here instead.\nI can\u2019t remember exactly how far I made it through Afterworlds before I quit, but it was at least a hundred pages. Afterworlds alternates between Darcy Patel, a teenage girl who\u2019s YA manuscript is slated to be published, and the YA paranormal story that Darcy wrote. I found Darcy\u2019s section boring. There didn\u2019t seem to be any conflict, and she kept making questionable decisions and not feeling any repercussions. As for the paranormal story, YA paranormal romance just isn\u2019t my thing. I might have finished this book anyway, but it was six hundred pages long and I wasn\u2019t willing to put up with it for that length of time.\nI made it about halfway through Liesmith by Ali Franklin. I knew going in that it used Norse mythology, there was a romantic relationship between two male characters, and that it was urban fantasy. When I actually started reading it, it felt more paranormal romance than urban fantasy. It took forever for the Norse mythology related plot to arrive, and even then the book seems more focused on the romance. The writing was decent and I could have pushed through to the end, but I didn\u2019t see the point. I\u2019d say the book\u2019s okay just not what I was looking for.\nA Lost Legacy: Awakening is an ARC I got through Netgalley. I only made it through the first chapter. How did this even get published? The writing is terrible, and the poor punctuation is being murdered. This is the first Netgalley ARC I\u2019m quitting partway through, but there\u2019s no way I could make it to the end of this one. The story also seemed to be filled to the brim with YA cliches, like the mysterious hot new guy to the most popular guy in school who likes the heroine for\u2026 reasons? Plus, the protagonist is Bella Swan clumsy. If those were the only issues, I would have tried more than the first chapter. Ultimately, it was the poor prose that did me in.\nI made it 29% of the way through The Falconer by Elizabeth May. I know quitting was the right decision because I started smiling and humming to myself when I finally put it down. The Falconer isn\u2019t offensively bad, it\u2019s just \u201cmeh.\u201d It\u2019s a YA steampunk fantasy, but the steampunk elements feel tacked on and unnecessary. Then there\u2019s the mandatory YA love triangle, which, of course, includes the standard immortal hottie. The Falconer feels like a bunch of YA tropes shoved together with nothing new enough to draw interest.\nDelia\u2019s Shadow by Jamie Lee Moyer is a historical paranormal novel that takes place in San Francisco at the turn of the twentieth century. I read a little over a hundred pages before deciding to quit. In all that time, the heroine made absolutely no actions or decisions. She was mainly just the passive recipient of whatever visions the ghost following her around decided to bestow on her. The narrative alternated between her first person sections and third person sections following the detective who\u2019s clearly her love interest. So far the heroine\u2019s sections felt mainly redundant, and I didn\u2019t care enough to read until the end to find out if that changed. Neither of the main characters had much in the way in personality, and that combined with the lack of action made for a dull read.\nPrevious Post Review of Interim Errantry by Diane Duane\nNext Post Review of Scriber by Ben S. Dobson",
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        "raw_content": "You Little People\nIn essence, despite a zero interest rate policy that mainly helps the wealthy; struggling families with falling incomes ought to take steps to accumulate \"considerable assets,\" as retirees take part-time jobs to make ends meet. Let them eat cake, indeed.\nBob Rinear | October 22, 2014\nIt is utterly disgusting what the \u201cElite\u2019s\u201d think about the average person. Many of you might remember Leona Helmsley who will always be remembered for one of the most arrogant statements ever uttered: \"We don't pay taxes. Only the little people pay taxes.\" That\u2019s the attitude of the super-wealthy towards the humble masses. We\u2019re the little people and they\u2019re the kings and Queens of the kingdom.\nWhile this is nothing new; as throughout history European nobility has always looked down on the peons\u2026one doesn\u2019t expect to hear it from our so called \u201cleaders.\u201d Yet what we saw come bubbling out of Janet Yellen\u2019s trap last year is nothing short of \u201clet them eat cake\u201d. I\u2019m surprised that more folks hadn\u2019t jumped all over her statement.\nThe following is a short piece from the ECRI, which is the ECONOMIC CYCLE RESEARCH INSTITUTE. This is a pretty sharp bunch, and often does really good economic cycle research. This is what we found on one of their pages the other day\u2026\nAccording to the Fed's triennial Survey of Consumer Finances, the top 10% of U.S. families are doing just fine, and those in the bottom fifth are essentially being kept afloat by transfer payments; but the inflation-adjusted median family income has shrunk by one-eighth since 2004. Quite simply, middle-class incomes are being gutted.\nCiting that same survey, Ms. Yellen expressed concern about \"lower-income families without assets\" that \"can end up, very suddenly, off the road.\" She therefore advised families to \"take the small steps that over time can lead to the accumulation of considerable assets.\" She did not, however, explain how they were to accumulate these assets, in light of falling incomes and zero interest rates.\nThis uncomfortable disconnect between theory and reality also came out during her Senate confirmation hearings last fall. Given the predicament of \"the little person out there who is just trying to pay the bills and maybe put a buck away for retirement,\" Ms. Yellen was asked to \"explain to the senior citizen who is just hoping that CD will earn some money\" the impact of \"a policy that says, for as far as the eye can see ... keep interest rates low.\" She replied: \"I understand ... that savers are hurt by this policy, [but] savers wear a lot of different hats... They may be retirees who are hoping to get part-time work in order to supplement their income.\"\nThere in a nutshell is the hubris that is indeed our ruling class. To sum up what they really think, it would go like this\u2026\u201dOkay sure, some of our policies might be crushing the elderly on fixed incomes, yeah we get that. But they can always crawl down to Wal-mart and be a door greeter for 8 bucks an hour. We can\u2019t take the risk of letting one of our precious banks fail, or CEO\u2019s go without their multi million dollar bonus because some poor schlep is having a hard time paying the bills with his 1% CD.\u201d\nAnd there it is. If the truth could ever bubble forth from the mouth of any of these perverted Central bankers, that\u2019s exactly what they would say. They don\u2019t care about you, they despise you. They care about themselves and their precious banks. Money, money and more money is their God.\nThey will lie on their mothers grave with their hand over their hearts singing the pledge. They disgust me.\nConsider their incredible \u201creversal\u201d in stance from just a couple weeks ago. When the market was hitting all time highs, Bullard and his Federal Reserve cronies were out talking about interest rates rising sooner rather than later. They were \u201call in\u201d on removing QE because everything was so great. But as soon as the DOW peeled off 1000 points they were incredibly fast to rush out and suggest that maybe ending QE should be delayed. Why?? Did the economy change that much in two weeks? No, of course not. The only thing that changed was that stocks were going down instead of up, and in this day and age, that\u2019s against the law.\nSo I ask Mr. Bullard and the rest of those criminals\u2026are you basing monetary policy on the fundamentals of the economy, or on the height of the DOW??? Well we all know the answer. Keeping the 10%\u2019rs rolling in easy stock market gains is of the ultimate importance. The middle class can fade to oblivion as far as they\u2019re concerned.\nBut that said, I\u2019m sticking to my statement that the Fed\u2019s are not going to come in and restart QE. See, right now they don\u2019t have to. All they have to do is talk about it like Mario Draghi has been doing in Europe for almost 2 years. Every time they mention extending QE, the market will salivate and soar on the hopes of more free money. It really is disgusting to watch, but then again\u2026that\u2019s the game now in 2014. Forget fundamentals, they went out with the Mullet hairdo. Today it\u2019s all about manipulation, leverage, buy backs, pro-forma accounting, ex-item accounting, QE, CLO\u2019s, Covenant lite, Mortgage/rental/solar backed securities and a host of other exotic junk. Debt to create debt to create more debt to be packaged and sold as \u201cinvestments\u201d.\nMeanwhile McDonalds can\u2019t make their earnings. IBM can\u2019t make their earnings despite multi billion dollar share buy backs. Coca Cola can\u2019t sell their sugar juice, NCR, EBAY, Chipotle, Verizon, and dozens of others have missed, warned or both. Yet the S&P is up over 100 points from last weeks lows, all because of jawboning from the Fed\u2019s about more QE.\nSo this is what we can expect for a few months. The Fed\u2019s still haven\u2019t found the right \u201cdisaster\u201d they can blame the ills of our economy on, so until they do, each time the market wobbles they\u2019ll rush out their talking heads to suggest a new round of QE is right around the corner. The saddest part is that it will work for a while too! All the Fed\u2019s need to know is what particular buzz words the high frequency trading robots are programmed for and they can make this market dance like a stringed puppet.\nThis will lead to more volatility. As the market fades, they\u2019ll talk about QE and send it back up. But as we\u2019ve seen lately, this market doesn\u2019t move in chunks of 20 or 30 points any more. Now the DOW moves in 200+ point drops and pops. Now the S&P moves in 20+ point leaps, and that\u2019s wickedly volatile.\nOh and as far as people \u201ccalling them out\u201d on it, forget it. These are the elitists and they can do any damn thing they please. 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        "raw_content": "Posts Tagged \u2018flake\nOur Rights Also Matter\nTags: activism, Activist, arizona, birth control, contraception, contraceptives, flake, GOP Obstruction, jeff, obamacare, Planned Parenthood, Political And Funny Tweets, Town Hall, trump, tweets\nWatch this 16-year-old absolutely school a Republican Senator on privilege and reproductive rights https://t.co/xWb8SdYSuA\nTags: arizona, auto, Barack Obama, benefits, cartoon, Coupe, Dwayne Wade, economy, flake, georgia, GOP Obstruction, heat, industry, iran, jeff, jobs, john, LeBron, lunch, mccain, miami, Michelle, mlk, MLK Jr., Obama, obamacare, obamacares, Pete Souza, Political And Funny Tweets, President, The Coupe DC, tweets, unemployment\n@petesouza: POTUS w LeBron and D-Wade before [yesterday\u2019s] event at the White House\nPresidential Daily Schedule (All Times Eastern):\n11:10: Arrives Raleigh, North Carolina\n11:35: Tours Vacon, Inc.; Durham, North Carolina\n1:05: Delivers remarks; North Carolina State University, Raleigh\n2:05: Departs Raleigh\n3:20: President Barack Obama will make a personnel announcement\n4:0: First Lady Michelle Obama Speaks on Education\n5:30: President Obama meets with Senate Democratic Caucus\nON THIS DAY in 1929: Martin Luther King Jr was born. He would have been 85 today http://t.co/V3FSNI4wSy\nHistorical Pics (@HistoricalPics) January 15, 2014\nDespite the @GOP trying to block #ObamaCare in Georgia, it's creating jobs in various industries. kaiserhealthnews.org/Stories/2014/J\u2026 The law works.\nNerdy Wonka (@NerdyWonka) January 15, 2014\nJim Burress: Obamacare Giving Big Boost To Georgia\u2019s Health IT Industry\nPolitically, Georgia is fighting the health law at every turn. Gov. Nathan Deal, a Republican, has chosen not to expand Medicaid, and the state\u2019s insurance commissioner publically vowed to obstruct the Affordable Care Act. But that doesn\u2019t mean Georgia isn\u2019t seeing a financial benefit from the law. Take the company called PreMedex. Founder and president Van Willis knows that just a few years ago, a company like his would\u2019ve been a hard sell \u2014 impossible, even. The two-year-old company contracts with hospitals and doctors\u2019 offices to call patients after they\u2019re discharged. Under the Affordable Care Act, hospitals are penalized if Medicare patients are readmitted within a month for several specific illnesses.\n\u201cFrom a hospital standpoint, there was very little, if any, communication with patients once they leave,\u201d Willis explains. \u201cA logical way to communicate with patients if you can\u2019t be in their homes is, of course, through the telephone.\u201d Scattered around a half-dozen office cubicles, PreMedex employees don telephone headsets on a recent morning and sit down in front of computers that automatically dial patients. After telling patients they are calling on behalf of doctors and hospitals, the workers ask some simple but important health questions: Have you had any fever? Are you in any pain? How patients answer could mean the difference between a hospital\u2019s profit and loss. PreMedex started with five employees. It\u2019s up to 25 and growing. It\u2019s a story told over and over across Georgia, according to Tino Mantella, who heads the Technology Association of Georgia.\nThe Atlantic: What Happens When the President Sits Down Next to You At A Cafe\nThursday into Friday, my head cold got worse, so on Friday morning I walked down to a bar-cafe-restaurant in my neighborhood\u2026.\n\u2026 the president arrived, 40 minutes later \u2013 stepping out of his SUV, smiling, with a little wave \u2026\n\u2026. He picked up the baby. The baby\u2019s mom told him about the baby \u2026. He was adorable. Obama really seemed to appreciate holding him, and bounced him for probably a minute. The baby\u2019s mom told him that their family had just been stationed in Kenya, that thats where the baby was born.\nHe seemed to stumble for a second, as he realized he could not phrase a joke in exactly the way he could phrase it in private.\n\u201cThat\u2019s, that\u2019s where Donald Trump thinks I was born,\u201d he said.\n# of @wendydavistexas grassroots donors staggering \u2013 at this same point in 2010 re-election campaign, Perry had 8k donors. Davis has >70k\n\u2014 Jeremy Bird (@jeremybird) January 15, 2014\nSen. Kaine issues statement saying he does not support additional sanctions on Iran while negotiations continue.\nPatricia Zengerle (@ReutersZengerle) January 14, 2014\nJames Fallows: The Iran Vote: This Really Matters, And You Should Let Your Senators Know\nIf the nuclear deal is going to fail, let that happen at the negotiating table \u2013 and not be engineered under the Capitol dome.\n\u2026. 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Fine; opposing the administration is the GOP\u2019s default position.\nBut a striking number of Democrats have joined them, for no evident reason other than AIPAC\u2019s whole-hearted, priority-one support for the sanctions bill\u2026\nAl Jazeera: Hard Road Back to \u201cBig 3\u201d\nWhen the U.S. auto industry nearly collapsed during the 2008 financial crisis, the three major American auto makers \u2013 GM, Chrysler and Ford \u2013 asked the government for a $50 billion bailout to avoid bankruptcy.\n(Technically, Ford didn\u2019t need the money, they requested the funds to stake equal advantage with their subsidized brethren.)\nAlthough the prospect of losing millions of industry jobs loomed, a reluctant Congress wasn\u2019t quick to grant the money\u2026. 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In the end, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid,\nD-Nev., changed his \u201cyes\u201d vote to a \u201cno\u201d \u2014 a procedural move that allows him to bring the bill up again if he can secure more GOP votes. Heller and Sen. Jack Reed, D-R.I., offered the bill to restore benefits under the federal Emergency Unemployment Compensation program, which helps people who have been unemployed for more than six months by sending them about $300 a week. The program, which expired Dec.28, gave unemployed Arizonans a maximum of 63weeks of benefits. Without the program, jobless Arizonans can get a maximum of 26weeks.\nBBC: General Motors To Pay First Dividend Since 2008\nUS carmaker General Motors (GM) said it will resume dividend payments, capping a remarkable turnaround since its 2009 bailout by the US government. It will pay a dividend of 30 cents per share, the first since July 2008. GM filed for bankruptcy at the height of the global financial crisis and was rescued after the government pumped in billions of dollars.\nBut the firm has since seen a strong recovery, led by a jump in sales in key markets such as the US and China. 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        "raw_content": "Rod Temperton: A white guy at the soul of black pop\nA creative partner to Michael Jackson and Quincy Jones, The Invisible Man lives on in the best music of the 20th century\nRod Temperton backstage during rehearsals for the \u201cWe are the Future\u201d all-star humanitarian concert May 15, 2004 at Circus Maximus in Rome, Italy. Frank Micelotta/Getty Images\nBy Bruce Britt\nIn 1980, just as Michael Jackson\u2019s Off the Wall was beginning to stick to radio airwaves like so much sonic honey, attentive radio listeners noted a curious similarity between Jackson\u2019s seductive single and Heatwave\u2019s 1977 disco hit, Boogie Nights.\nThe similarity wasn\u2019t imagined.\nThat\u2019s because both Off the Wall and Boogie Nights were composed by the same man \u2014 namely Rod Temperton, a Grammy-winning songwriter so publicity-shy that he would eventually earn the nickname The Invisible Man. But while he craved anonymity, Temperton\u2019s 24-karat jams grab you by the collar and make you dance. Aside from composing a slew of 1980s hits for George Benson, Michael McDonald, James Ingram, Patti Austin and more, Temperton will always be best remembered for the songs he created expressly for Jackson, including Off the Wall, Rock With You and Thriller, the latter being the title track of the best-selling album in history.\nSadly, the bashful Temperton was recently thrust into the limelight with the announcement earlier this month of his death from cancer at 66. News of his death prompted an outpouring of emotion. Legendary producer Quincy Jones \u2014 the man who oversaw the recording of Off The Wall and Thriller \u2014 offered insight via Twitter: \u201cWe never did anything for the money,\u201d Jones wrote about his departed friend. \u201cWe did what gave us goose bumps and that\u2019s what we got.\u201d Chic writer/guitarist Nile Rodgers tweeted, \u201cI\u2019m actually crying now. We go way back to the no joke #R&B #funk #soul days!\u201d Millennial superstar The Weeknd, who has cited Jackson as one of his biggest influences, simply tweeted \u201cR.I.P to the legend Rod Temperton.\u201d\nBorn in Lincolnshire, England, Temperton emerged in the late \u201970s, initially earning kudos for penning Heatwave classics such as Groove Line, Boogie Nights and Always and Forever. In 1980, he would help jazz guitarist Benson stage a surprising funk-pop coup by composing his breakthrough single, Give Me The Night. Temperton\u2019s 1982 ballad Baby Come To Me was a hit for Austin and Ingram, while his 1980 Brothers Johnson hit, Stomp, lived up to its floor-shaking title. He collaborated with Ingram on the Grammy-winning 1985 hit, Yah Mo B There, and composed McDonald\u2019s breezy 1986 hit, Sweet Freedom.\nThose fondly remembered hits notwithstanding, it was Temperton\u2019s association with Jackson that ignited his career. The jams the Englishman composed for Jackson\u2019s Off the Wall album \u2014 including the classics Rock with You and the title track \u2014 were so stylish that they seemed to set the visual tone for that album\u2019s now-classic cover.\nThe irony is that much of Off the Wall\u2018s indescribable blackness is attributable to songs composed by a white Englishman. It\u2019s important to remember that Off the Wall featured songwriting contributions from some of the world\u2019s most acclaimed pop composers, including Stevie Wonder, Paul McCartney, Carole Bayer Sager and David Foster. But it was Temperton\u2019s tracks that seemed to have the most appreciable impact, which speaks volumes about his prodigious composing instincts and skills.\nSo it was only logical that Quincy Jones and Michael Jackson would invite Temperton to contribute tunes to the album that would eventually become Thriller.\nTemperton wasn\u2019t just a master of musical composition, he was also a first-rate lyricist, as demonstrated on Off the Wall. The song uses partying as a metaphor for asserting one\u2019s self in life: Do what you want to do / There ain\u2019t no rules, it\u2019s up to you! / It\u2019s time to come alive / And party on, right through the night. In a modern age in which record companies often hedge their bets by recruiting multiple hit composers for a single song, Temperton\u2019s lone command of rhythm, melody and lyrics today seems more impressive than ever.\nOff the Wall was not only the solo breakthrough Jackson craved; it also kicked Temperton\u2019s career into hyperdrive. So it was only logical that Jones and Jackson would invite Temperton to contribute tunes to the album that would eventually become Thriller. As with Off the Wall, Temperton came up with three tunes, including Baby Be Mine, a feel-good funk track smooth enough to pass for an Off the Wall outtake. Temperton\u2019s come-hither slow jam, The Lady in My Life, treaded close to Barry White turf.\nBut perhaps more than any other Temperton song, it was Thriller that most assertively seized the world\u2019s imagination. Like most Temperton jams, Thriller showcases a surging bass line that rides the rhythm as deftly as a shark negotiating a rip current. Atop its pulsating beat is a haunting, shadowy melody that lends the song its horror movie authenticity. Indeed, Thriller was so amenable to film adaptation that it spawned the famous short film many folks consider the best music video of all time.\nAs Temperton explained in a rare 2009 interview, Thriller was originally called Starlight until Jones requested a change in title. \u201cI went back to the hotel, wrote two or three hundred titles and came up with Midnight Man,\u201d Temperton said. \u201cThe next morning, I woke up and I just said this word. Something in my head just said, \u2018This is the title!\u2019 You could visualize it at the top of the Billboard charts. You could see the merchandising for this one word, how it jumped off the page as Thriller.\u201d\nFor all intents and purposes, Thriller would spell the end of Motown-era Jackson, the boyish vaudevillian with a swing-era penchant for crowd-pleasing. Seizing almost total control of his creative career, the dynamic singer would part ways with Jones and Temperton. Without their mellowing influence, Jackson\u2019s music became edgier, angrier, more paranoid. Eventually, the lyric from Off the Wall \u2014 let the madness in the music get to you \u2014 seemed less like musical poesy and more like prophecy.\nJackson reveled in the spotlight that Thriller afforded him; Temperton evaded it. But though they approached success differently, this odd couple couldn\u2019t have been more compatible musically. Their brief collaboration helped rescue the music industry while creating the finger-popping soundtrack for a generation. In the end, that\u2019s probably what most of us will remember most about the King of Pop and The Invisible Man.\nBruce Britt is an award-winning writer and essayist. 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        "raw_content": "A Donald Trump supporter walks past a row of protestors before Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump speaks at a rally on Aug. 16, 2016, in West Bend, Wisconsin. Darren Hauck/Getty Images\nDonald Trump tells a room full of white people about what black people should do\n9:59 AMThis week on the podcast, we had to take things to a slightly more serious level. It was just one of those news cycles where the topics that mattered were ones that didn\u2019t allow for too many jokes. Anyways, please do have a listen.\nDonald Trump made his most ham-handed appeal to the black community yet, on Tuesday. Speaking in a basically all-white exurb of Milwaukee, the man who once publicly called for the death of the Central Park Five is suddenly trying to court black voters. The Republican presidential candidate even went so far as to connote that it is Democratic Party policies that have fostered the relationship between communities of color and the police. His campaign is going so well, by the way, that he just brought in a new manager, ABC News reports.\nRemember what female gymnasts used to look like? Skinny little girls flying through the air, all while still overly appealing to classic European standards of beauty. And for what? Well, mainly because a lot of the people who controlled the coaching of the sport simply preferred that. It\u2019s incredible what ingrained self-hate can do to the entire psychology of most disciplines. Anyways, once we figured out that skinny was bad science for good gymnastics, that all changed. VICE Sports Elle Reeve breaks down the progression.\nSpeaking of bodies, typically, drastic weight loss stories scare me. People start doing extreme things to change their appearance and risk their lives in unhealthy ways. But some people find a way to do it the right way and their stories can be really inspiring. Take the case of a man in Arizona, who when he went to the doctor weighing in at 600 pounds, decided to make some changes. He decided that every time he wanted to eat, he\u2019d walk to Wal-Mart but wouldn\u2019t consume until he got back. My man\u2019s transformation is tremendous. Check it out.\nI couldn\u2019t care less if the U.S. men\u2019s basketball team wins gold, after all the foolishness I have to listen to from other idiot Americans who couldn\u2019t see their own exceptionalism if it were served to them on a hot dog. Which is not a sandwich. Anyway, for multiple reasons, this team was pretty poorly put together. Not to mention that they seem to have zero offensive sets beyond throwing a couple of off-ball screens and putting up a jumper. Win or lose, the team is not fun to watch, particularly. ESPN\u2019s Marc Stein still has the United States atop his Olympic power rankings, though.\nCoffee Break: The cavalcade of nations that is the Olympics is just one part of the fun, what with all the cool uniforms and fun outfits during the opening and closing ceremonies and so on. But there\u2019s another obvious marker worth checking out. Who\u2019s got the best flag?\nSnack Time: If you haven\u2019t seen the trailer for the movie Hidden Figures about the black women who were instrumental in getting Apollo 11 to the moon for NASA (among other things), check it out here. Looks great.\nDessert: We\u2019re worried about Bishop Eddie Long, y\u2019all. This doesn\u2019t look right.\nBlack hair at the Olympics, Larry Wilmore\u2019s show canceled and jarring Nate Parker news\n6:18 PMIn case you missed senior style writer Jill Hudson\u2019s story from Monday on the backlash American gymnast Gabby Douglas has received this Olympics due to the appearance of her hair, you\u2019ll want to check it out. Might as well read it and listen along, as it\u2019s the first topic Hudson, host Clinton Yates and staff writer Justin Tinsley tackle on this week\u2019s podcast.\nDon\u2019t worry. We got you, Gabby.\nThe crew shifts to a discussion revolving around the upcoming film on the 1831 Nat Turner slave rebellion, titled The Birth of a Nation. Recently, the film\u2019s director, producer and star actor Nate Parker spoke with Variety about a 1999 sexual assault case he and the film\u2019s co-writer, Jean Celestin, were involved in during their college days at Penn State University. The news has affected whether one member of the podcast will even see the film. (After this podcast was taped, Variety reported that the accuser in the case committed suicide in 2012.)\nLast on the show bill: After Comedy Central\u2019s The Nightly Show with Larry Wilmore was canceled Monday, what does this mean for black TV hosts?\nWashington, D.C. police chief Cathy Lanier attends a memorial service near police headquarters, on May 9, 2016, for the region\u2019s fallen officers. Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call\nThe NFL\u2019s new security chief\ncomes straight from the nation\u2019s capital\n5:02 PMCathy Lanier will be the NFL\u2019s new vice president of security, the league announced Tuesday, ending a months-long search that began when Jeff Miller stepped down from the job in May. Lanier, 49, has been the police chief of the Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) in Washington, D.C., since 2007. Not that it should matter but her background as an officer, who rose from the rank of beat cop to lead one of the higher-profile forces in the country, is not one we\u2019d expect to see in a leadership role in the NFL.\nShe was at the helm of a department that dealt with the local legalization of marijuana and actively pursued the use of body cameras for its officers when the issue was still raw after Ferguson, Missouri. There are various arguments about whether her tenure was successful locally, but as a mom who also once sued MPD for sexual harassment and won, this is about as progressive a hire as possible.\n\u201cWe are excited to welcome to our team an individual of Cathy\u2019s talent and extensive record of accomplishments,\u201d NFL commissioner Roger Goodell said Tuesday. \u201cCathy joins us with a well-deserved reputation of being a tremendous communicator, innovator and relationship builder.\u201d\nhttps://twitter.com/aminatou/status/765588113951428608\n\u201cThis executive will also be the primary supervisor of investigative programs, as well as oversee event security (including the Super Bowl and international games), game integrity programs and department administration,\u201d the NFL job description read at the time of its posting. \u201cHe/she will take the lead in assessing security issues within the league and assigning and/or identifying the correct resources as they arise.\u201d\nWhich leads to an obvious question: Does Lanier plan to make the game-day experience safer? During her time in D.C., she added a more personal communicative touch to police work in neighborhoods used to viewing the cops as enemies. She routinely noted that more communication between law enforcement and residents made things safer, not less. Lanier loudly rejected zero-tolerance policing for minor offenses, as well.\nAll that to say, for casual fans of the NFL, the No. 1 criticism in the past 10 years about the league has been the stadium experience from a cost and a security standpoint. A light Googling in the days after an NFL weekend will net you at least a half-dozen videos of fights in the parking lot, in the stands and even in the bathrooms. Personally, it\u2019s the reason why I stopped going to games a long time ago.\nNot #NFL @nflcommish Goodell's supporter, but hiring Chief Lanier is considered a WIN.\n\u2014 wendy (@wowindc) August 16, 2016\nGoodell\u2019s reputation hasn\u2019t been great recently. 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        "raw_content": "What can Hollywood teach us about investing?\nA guide to getting started on investing, and what to look out for\nTAHASUN TARANNUM/THE VARSITY\nhttp://var.st/4g9\nIn Martin Scorsese\u2019s black comedy The Wolf of Wall Street, Leonardo DiCaprio plays the ambitious and bull-headed stockbroker Jordan Belfort, whose fall from grace at the hands of the US Securities and Exchange Commission and the Federal Bureau of Investigation is as sensational as it is stunning. In The Big Short, another Wall Street flick, Christian Bale plays Michael Burry, one of the few investors who predicted the housing market collapse in 2008. Outsmarting the entire financial industry, Burry shorts \u2014 that is, bets against \u2014 the housing market and emerges billions of dollars richer.\nHowever excessive the character or plot, if you\u2019re like me, there is something undeniably attractive and glamourous about Hollywood\u2019s portrayal of Wall Street and the world of investing.\nAmong Hollywood\u2019s idiosyncrasies is a fascination for the high stakes world of investing, finance, and stocks. Many people\u2019s first exposure to investing is through movies, where a gifted stockbroker outsmarts competitors, or where stereotypes of excess, wealth, and power manifest to create complex characters and dramatic storylines. Despite being portrayed as morally flawed or corrupt, these characters, often based on real people, enjoy the finest luxuries, and seem fearless in the face of their demise.\nLet this article serve as advice to those among you who fancy yourselves the next Wolf of Wall Street. While it might be possible to extract solid investing advice from Hollywood, remaining tethered to reality is still of the utmost importance. Here are a few things you should take away from the movies that spark the investing fire in all of us.\nFirst, you do not need to have a lot of money to start. In fact, investing small, controlled amounts at a time should be your goal. The old adage \u2018time is money\u2019 holds more weight when a trade is worth a million dollars, rather than a couple hundred. Opening up a brokerage account at your local bank and putting in even a tiny amount of money is a massive step in the right direction.\nInvesting is only supremely lucrative for a handful of people. The reality is that investing should be used as a tool to supplement your savings \u2014 you shouldn\u2019t be risking everything on penny stocks, or expect investing to be your main source of income. If you pay attention, \u2018the Wolf\u2019 himself hardly invests large amounts of his own money in the stock market. He values only his commission because he knows that keeping complete faith in the market is nearsighted and foolish. Don\u2019t take on unnecessary risk while looking for large rewards. Be frugal.\nSecond, be cool and be patient. Hollywood tends to fast-track the archetypal rags to riches story. Unless you give up your life and become a day trader, investing is about playing the long game and being incredibly patient with your earnings. In The Big Short, the protagonists were forced to be patient with their position, as banks around them fraudulently manipulated the state of the collapsing market to save their own money.\nBasic investing lingo makes use of \u2018buy,\u2019 \u2018hold,\u2019 and \u2018sell\u2019 as indicators for stocks. Oftentimes, the most important move you\u2019ll make will be to not do anything at all. Holding firm in your position and being patient, however hard it may seem, is the name of the game. Yours truly has too often seen a few bad quarters and sold early. The important thing to realize is that stocks can recover just as quickly as they can fall, and that no decision should be made on impulse or little evidence. Stay informed and be patient: don\u2019t let huge profits or huge losses get to your head.\nFinally, do not underestimate the amount of time you\u2019ll need to put in to actually see success. Unless you are prepared to monitor your portfolio every day and keep tabs on a specific industry every minute of every day, stay away from small to medium-cap stocks. Invest in large companies that exhibit steady and patient growth, and don\u2019t try to pounce on emerging markets like weed or tech without doing exhaustive and thorough research.\nOn film, stockbrokers are seen as either completely reliant on their gut, or on research and algorithms \u2014 like Bradley Cooper\u2019s character in Limitless. The reality is somewhere in between. There will always be two sides to every decision or trade you make, but there should be no limit to the amount of research behind every decision. Put in the effort to look at every possible source of information. This may end up taking up more of your time than you anticipated, but the reality of stock is that more and more of your time will be occupied with reading and interpreting the news than with actual trading.\nThere is a lot more we can take from Hollywood on investing, but as a student, these are some of the most important lessons you should have in mind if you want your foray into investing to be worthwhile.\nWhy TIFF matters\nAt their core, film festivals are a platform for small, independent film makers\nTHE CITY OF TORONTO/CC FLICKR\nThere are approximately 3,000 film festivals every year, with the most renowned being the Sundance, Cannes, Berlinale, Hong Kong International Film Festivals, and of course, our very own Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF).\nEvery September, the City of Toronto hosts a 10-day event \u2014 with a plethora of actors, directors, and writers coming to the festival to discuss their art. Alongside the other international festivals, TIFF provides a platform for the films that do not fulfil the formulaic patterns of American studios like Hollywood.\nOver the last 10 years, the cost of producing and promoting films has skyrocketed \u2014 meaning that independent creators are reliant on film festivals to exhibit and promote their work.\nFilm festivals enable artists to share their art without the monetary constraints. However, it is ironic that festivals, by upholding their curatorial responsibilities toward arts and culture, have evolved into a multi-million-dollar industry.\nThe relationship between large film companies and film festivals is often finely balanced between complementary and uneasy. This is because the lifeline of the festivals is the celebrities who star in the films. The celebrities attract media coverage, which in turn results in sponsors and funding.\nThis means that the already unstable relationship between art and business \u2014 which defines the whole film industry \u2014 is particularly strained at film festivals.\nUnlike blockbusters \u2014 where their success is controlled by funding and release strategies \u2014 indie films are largely dependent on the reactions of festival directors, the response of the audience, and how much sleep critics can grab in between the midnight and 8:00 am screenings.\nLiving in Toronto, we have the privilege of an international film festival right on our doorstep. The festival even occurs before the semester is in full swing, so we truly have an abundance of time to amble along King Street West and enjoy the culture that is the driving force behind one of the world\u2019s leading film festivals.\nTime is running out for Harvey Weinstein and his ilk\nThe producer's recent scandal is representative of an endemic problem in Hollywood\nTHOMAS HAWK/CC FLICKR\nhttp://var.st/2qb\nThe story sounds like one out of the kind of award-winning film that Harvey Weinstein has been known to put out: a powerful Hollywood executive is brought down by a bombshell article claiming he sexually assaulted and harassed legions of women who had worked with and for him.\nUnfortunately for Weinstein, this is not one of his prestigious projects with A-list stars signing on. It is a disturbing, real-life scandal that has turned him, as one of the industry\u2019s most respected moguls, into a media pariah. Ever since a New York Times investigation published on October 5 revealed over three decades of previously undisclosed incidents of Weinstein\u2019s sexual harassment and abuses of power over women, Hollywood has been roiling with fury and disgust. Five days later, The New Yorker published a similar investigation that contained a damning audio recording, captured during a New York Police Department sting operation, of Weinstein admitting to groping model Ambra Battilana Gutierrez.\nThe 65-year-old producer, known for his fiery temper, has since been fired from his self-named company, which he founded in 2005 with his brother Bob following their departure from formerly Disney-owned Miramax.\nThe elites of Hollywood, from George Clooney to Angelina Jolie, have been turning their backs against Weinstein, and others have come out with stories of similar encounters. Among his accusers are actresses Gwyneth Paltrow, Ashley Judd, Kate Beckinsale, and Rose McGowan.\nMcGowan in particular has been blunt about the mogul\u2019s illicit activities. Through her Twitter account, the former Charmed star refused to mince words, claiming that Weinstein raped her at the 1997 Sundance Film Festival. Other allegations made by the dozens of women who have come forward include similar elements: Weinstein demanding the women massage him, watch him shower, or undress him.\nThe allegations against Weinstein have already triggered accusations against other stars. After Ben Affleck released a statement condemning Weinstein, other women came forward accusing Affleck himself of sexual harassment. Actress Hilarie Burton brought up an incident in which Affleck groped her on a 2003 appearance on MTV\u2019s Total Request Live, while makeup artist Annamarie Tendler accused Affleck of groping her at a 2014 Golden Globes party.\nAs disturbing as these allegations are in our progressive era, this is only the tip of the iceberg with regard to a trend that has sadly been far too prevalent in the film industry and society in general: the abuse of power that executives, mostly male, can impose on their employees, whether those are movie stars or interns.\nDespite these incidents occurring over a period of 30 years, they are only now being revealed to the public. This is not only because Weinstein\u2019s accusers were unable to disclose the incidents at the time, but also because so many enabled him and turned a blind eye to his behaviour, whether it was his former partners at Disney or the numerous stars and filmmakers with whom he developed strong working relationships, such as Affleck and director Quentin Tarantino.\nSadly, this has only enabled Weinstein and others of his ilk to use their authority to control women. They feel invincible thanks to their success, and they feel that nothing can bring them down. Prolific comedy director Judd Apatow agreed in an interview with the Los Angeles Times that abuse is common in the industry and that many don\u2019t realize this mistreatment immediately. \u201cYoung actresses are mistreated in all sorts of ways by powerful men who can dangle jobs or access to exciting parts of show business,\u201d said Apatow. Putting their livelihoods at risk, he explained, is the reason Weinstein has been able to \u201coperate like this for so many decades.\u201d\nOne of the worst aspects of this scandal is that it has been par for the course in Hollywood since the Golden Age of the studio system in the 1930s and \u201940s, when studio moguls such as Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer\u2019s Louis B Mayer and 20th Century Fox\u2019s Daryl F Zanuck were notorious for giving promising female stars coveted roles in exchange for sex. Marilyn Monroe was once quoted as saying, \u201cI\u2019ve slept with producers\u2026 If you didn\u2019t go along, there were 25 girls who would.\u201d\nIt is disheartening that an industry known for its progressiveness in technology and filmmaking, and one that brings us joy and entertainment, has not changed in terms of its treatment of vulnerable women. Beckinsale is right to call Weinstein \u201can emblem of a system that is sick.\u201d\nIn order for there to be a real shift in how women in Hollywood are treated, the circle of silence and denial will need to end. It is not just the victims who will need to be brave and speak out \u2014 it is also crucial for those who have stood on the sidelines and enabled this behaviour to come forward and end these abuses of power. To those executives who have committed sins akin to Weinstein\u2019s, I hope you are ready for what\u2019s to come, because your time is running out.\nHollywood must make room for more women of colour on screen\nDespite efforts to improve gender representation in sci-fi and fantasy, mainstream media remains overwhelmingly white\nIRIS DENG / THE VARSITY\nhttp://var.st/2h3\nFrom superheroes to elves to dragons, there is ample imagination that goes into the creation of science fiction and fantasy stories. Yet when it comes to envisioning people of colour at the forefront of these stories, it seems that sense of imagination is lacking.\nFor the first time in its over-50-year history, the upcoming season of popular sci-fi series Doctor Who will feature a female Doctor, the lead character in the show. Nerd women everywhere celebrated the news as an important leap in representation within the sci-fi and fantasy genre \u2014 a genre that often excludes women from leading roles. In 2016, for instance, the Center for the Study of Women in Television and Film found that only 29 per cent of the top 100 grossing science fiction films in Hollywood featured female protagonists.\nIt is therefore encouraging that franchises like Doctor Who \u2014 as well as films like Atomic Blonde, Mad Max: Fury Road, Wonder Woman, and Ghostbusters \u2014 have carved out more space for women to take on starring roles. What\u2019s not so encouraging is the overwhelming proportion of white women featured in the mainstream film and television industry.\nRepresentation of people of colour remains a significant issue for mainstream cinema. As of 2016, 76 per cent of female characters in the top 100 films were white, compared to 14 per cent Black, six per cent Asian, and three per cent Latina.\nRepresentation of marginalized people in the media is important: it can reduce racial bias, and it increases confidence and self-esteem among racial minority audiences. Portraying women of colour in film and television helps to normalize their experiences \u2014 and when women and people of colour don\u2019t see themselves on screen, it sends the unfortunate message that their experiences are invalid or not as important as those of white actors, both male and female.\nThe sidelining of women of colour in favour of white women is nothing new. Historically, feminism has excluded women of colour and prioritized the needs of cisgender, heterosexual white women above everyone else. White feminism \u2014 the insidious brand of feminism that favours the needs of white women over those of women of colour and thereby upholds white supremacy \u2014 contributes to the push for more inclusion in mainstream media.\nTo the extent that celebrations of gender diversity in Hollywood predominantly focus on white women, gains made in this area remain mostly superficial. Though Wonder Woman is widely publicized as a groundbreaking feminist movie, it still lacks substantial casting of women of colour. Conceptualizing feminism in such a unidimensional way is reminiscent of Lena Dunham\u2019s Girls, which has received similar praise despite not including women of colour in lead roles.\nThe infamous controversy about the movie Ghost in the Shell also exemplifies how white feminism can be weaponized against women of colour. Given that the film is based on an original Japanese franchise, it would have made sense to cast a Japanese actress in the starring role. Instead, white actress Scarlett Johansson was hired to play the protagonist, which offended many in light of the general scarcity of Asian actors featured in Hollywood movies.\nFortunately, a number of upcoming sci-fi and fantasy releases seem to be more sensitive to the scarcity of roles for women of colour in Hollywood. In the upcoming Marvel film Black Panther, 90 per cent of the cast is Black, and Black women have been cast in leading roles, making it one of the most diverse movies in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Women of colour have also been cast in other upcoming movies: Zazie Beetz will play Domino in the Deadpool sequel, and the upcoming movie adaptation of A Wrinkle in Time will feature Mindy Kaling and Oprah Winfrey.\nAlthough increased diversity appears to be on its way to the big screen, more work still needs to be done to ensure women of colour are granted the visibility they deserve. As strides are being made to include women in the sci-fi and fantasy genres, additional attention should be paid to inclusivity for racialized women; having truly diverse casts means being sensitive to racism as well as sexism.\nOreoluwa Adara is an incoming second-year student at Innis College studying Political Science and Equity Studies.\nThe art of suppressing art\nHollywood's whitewashing days ought to be left in the past\nhttp://var.st/1jk\nSocially-conscious Twitter users joined digital strategist William Yu in his online crusade for Asian-American representation in Hollywood. The 25-year-old combined the hashtag #StarringJohnCho with Photoshopped images of the Star Trek actor as the lead in several big budget films, such as The Martian and Spectre.\nShortly afterwards, the hashtag #StarringConstanceWu became popularized, as similar images rose up featuring the Fresh Off the Boat actress as the protagonist in films that had originally cast white female leads.\nCritics, artists, and fans alike have commented for years on the inequality of representation in Hollywood. Shows like Friends set all-white casts in diverse cities like New York and have the characters engage with other white characters, practically erasing the existence of people of colour (POC) in these proposed universes.\nTime and again, stories that rely on the characters textually being of one race or another are put through the Hollywood assembly line and standardized \u2014 that is to say, flour-dusted and dyed blonde.\nIn other cases, Hollywood bestows the roles of the dutifully sassy, sexy, brainy, or funny friend of the protagonist onto the black, Hispanic, Asian, and Indian acting communities. These characters serve as static stereotypes of their race, acting as the backboard of the multidimensional white protagonist jokes, values, and intricacies.\nRecently, Hollywood\u2019s lens has seemed to turn towards telling stories about POC, without allowing those people to take up space in their own narratives. The examples run from Emma Stone\u2019s portrayal of a Hawaiian and Asian woman in Aloha to casting decisions made in films like Gods of Egypt and The Last Airbender.\nTime and again, stories that rely on the characters textually being of one race or another are put through the Hollywood assembly line and standardized \u2014 that is to say, flour-dusted and dyed blonde. Rightfully incensed, many supporters of the Asian-American community took to Twitter to support the notion of casting Asian actors more frequently as leads in films.\nThe rage does not come, as some suggest, from a desire to have everything for everyone and everything all at once. It\u2019s the commonplace annoyance one might feel when a colleague who may or may not work as hard as you is constantly handed the best projects, the most lucrative deals, and the most rewarding opportunities.\nTo work in Hollywood and be denied the ability to tell compelling, diverse, and interesting stories is a self-inflicted wound in the entertainment industry. As times and people change, certain tropes and standards will have to be pushed aside to make way for the sheer creative genius that lies ahead \u2014 which, in many cases, lies in the heads and hearts of POC.\nEven so, Hollywood thrives off of romanticizing the past and rejecting change. The advancements made in technology, however, have made this impossible to uphold. Audiences that watch Hollywood films, television shows, and music videos engage with art in ways inconceivable to the world that existed a mere ten years ago.\nThe narrow frame that Hollywood insists on fitting to every work they produce ostracizes those who do not fit the mould and weakens the foundation on which Hollywood is built.\nIn 2016, audiences can stream their favourite shows on Netflix while they tweet a Drake meme directly to their favourite athlete. The audience now wields more power than they had previously, and this power can be used to not only address the lack of representation in Hollywood, but to hold that previously unimpeachable body accountable too.\nArt should ideally reflect the world and the people in it. Art does not have to be beautiful, elegant, or reminiscent of some past glory in order for it to be meaningful. The narrow frame that Hollywood insists on fitting to every work they produce ostracizes those who do not fit the mold and weakens the foundation on which Hollywood is built.\nWhen people do not see themselves in the images projected on movie theatre screens, they are driven to create. Be it through hashtags, memes, fanfictions, or even their own scripts, audience members wield their own creativity when they are shunned from artistic content that is available.\nThere is no longer such a thing as an idle audience member; an idea and an internet connection can signal a virtual battalion of like-minded individuals. So, Hollywood had better make room at the dinner table for those they\u2019ve rejected \u2014 before the tables turn.\nJenisse Minott is a second-year UTM student studying Communication, Culture, Information, and Technology.",
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        "raw_content": "Swindon vs Shrewsbury & Gillingham Festive Fixtures Preview\nSteven Fyfe reviews Swindon Town\u2019s festive form as a preview for games versus Shrewsbury and Gillingham.\nChristmas is a time for giving. Swindon Town have been very fortunate that a lot of their opponents over the past 15 seasons have passed on the gestures of good will on the pitch. Festive cheer is generally experienced annually by Robins fans, as Town\u2019s record of games before and after Christmas Day shows a decent return since the new millennium.\nThis season Swindon\u2019s pre-Christmas fixture is away to Shrewsbury on December 19th, while we host Gillingham on Boxing Day. Stats, along with our current form, show we have reason to be optimistic ahead of both clashes.\nStats ahead of Shrewsbury away 19th December \u2013\nSince the 2000/01 season Swindon have picked up 22 from 45 points available on the last game before Christmas. Nineteen of these points won have been as hosts \u2013 from ten fixtures. More worryingly, Town have only picked up three from 15 available away from home. This was in 2003/04 when Town travelled to Brentford for a 2-0 win. This run includes losing the last two away from home before Christmas. In 2006/07 Town went down 1-2 at Macclesfield. In 2004/05 it was the same score when Swindon lost to Bournemouth.\nEntertainment should be on the cards as only one of the 15 pre-Christmas fixtures have ended in a draw. This was a 0-0 at home to Blackpool in 2005/06. Town have scored twenty five goals in this period of fixtures, five of which came in 2012/13 in a 5-0 thumping of Tranmere. In the same time frame, Town conceded nineteen.\nOur loss at home to Doncaster last season was the first time Town failed to win a pre-Christmas fixture since Yeovil took three points from the County Ground in the 2008/09 season. Only once in the last 15 seasons have Town played our pre-Christmas fixture this early on December 19th \u2013 when in 2009/10 Brighton travelled to Swindon and the hosts won 2-1.\nThis is the first time since losing to Macclesfield in 2006/07 that our pre-Christmas fixture is away from home.\nOur head to head vs Shrewsbury makes decent reading. Of the 58 matches played Swindon have won 28, drawn 14 and lost 16. Town have scored 87 goals and conceded 75. Swindon have won four of the last five meetings, and of the last three meetings at The Greenhous Meadow, Town have lost two. The last draw between the two sides was back in 1987.\nStats ahead of Gillingham at home 26th December \u2013\nOver the past 15 seasons Town have secured 27 points in the first game after Christmas from 45 available. A total of 14 points from seven games as hosts, while 13 points from eight away games.\nSwindon are currently on a run of five home games won in a row post-Christmas and six unbeaten. Only Brentford back in 2000/01 have taken three points from The County Ground on Boxing Day \u2013 this was in a thrilling 2-3 game. Our last home fixture was in 2012/13 season, however this was on January 1st due to postponements when Town hammered Portsmouth 5-0 with four goals from James Collins.\nIn terms of an outcome these games are harder to call as Town have won eight, drawn three and lost four of the fifteen played this millennium. Entertainment should still be on offer though, 26 goals have been scored by Town in the period investigated and only 16 conceded. On three occasions Town have drawn a blank, in 2001/02, 2003/04 and 2011/12.\nIn the previous four seasons Town have lost to Torquay United in the 2011/12 season (a 0-1 defeat), beat Portsmouth, lost to Brentford and last season beat Walsall. With Swindon seemingly winning then losing, hopefully Gillingham will not snatch victory at the County Ground.\nOnly twice in the last 15 seasons have Town not played on Boxing Day \u2013 in 2010/11 and 2012/13. Swindon have won seven of the 12, drawn two and lost four.\nOur rivalry with Gillingham is a strange one and stems from the 1979 season and Ray McHale. There will be plenty of passion in the stands and hopefully on the pitch. Our head to head is not as good as versus Shrewsbury with the sides playing 139 times, Town winning 54 and Gillingham winning 50. Town have scored 216 times and conceded 194.\nFive goal margins are not to be unexpected, Town having won this fixture five times by this margin, the last of which was in 2007 when two goals each from Simon Cox and Billy Paynter, plus a goal from JP McGovern secured the win. Gillingham have also won by this margin on two occasions. Town have not won in the last five fixtures versus Gillingham, drawing twice. They have however won three of the last five at home, drawing once and losing the last meeting.\nAs a combination of fixtures, on only two occasions have Swindon failed to get a minimum three points. In 2000/01, games were lost away at Bury and then home to Brentford. The following seasons Town only picked up one point. That was in the Boxing Day draw with Bournemouth after losing to Notts County.\nSwindon have picked up maximum points on two occasions also. In 2007/08 Town beat Hartlepool at home 2-1 before travelling to Yeovil on Boxing Day and Barry Corr scoring the winner from the bench. 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        "raw_content": "to know about us.\nNOT FOR PROFIT, FOR YORKSHIRE.\nThe Yorkshire Society is a not-for-profit organisation that celebrates and promotes Yorkshire; its economy, history, heritage, beauty and unique culture. It is now the established champion of \u2018God\u2019s own country\u2019 locally, nationally and internationally with affiliated organisations around the world.\nNon-political and charitable by nature, the society brings the people of Yorkshire and those with an interest in it together, and raises funds to help and support initiatives, individuals, communities and businesses throughout the county.\nUnder the presidency of Lord St Oswald and with an executive board supported by an advisory council, The Yorkshire Society is now a Private Limited Company, limited by guarantee and registered at Companies House No. 11108399.\nYorkshire by Numbers.\nSome interesting facts and figures,\nhere\u2019s an infographic to put Yorkshire into perspective.\nThank you to bronco.co.uk\nThe history of Yorkshire Societies is long. Many have been established over time and mostly for those living outside the county as a means of maintaining some connection with it.\nThe first general meeting of the \u2018Gentlemen and others in and near London who were born within the County of York\u2019 took place at Bow Church on 3rd December 1678 and by 1812 another Yorkshire Society was running a school for boys and girls in London of Yorkshire parentage.\nIn 1891, the Society of Yorkshire-men in London was founded. It lasted for some 80 years, flourishing in the 1920s and 30s and boasting King George V and the then future King, the Duke of York as patrons.\nOur Yorkshire Society, THE Yorkshire Society, which was founded in 1980, is almost certainly the first and only one ever to be based in the County itself. It was started as a non-political, not for profit organisation to encourage businesses, charities and individual people from or living in all parts of Yorkshire to join in \u201cpromoting the county\u201d.\nToday, The Yorkshire Society continues the charitable traditions of previous societies and proudly maintains a royal connection with His Royal Highness the Duke of York, Prince Andrew, as its patron.\nThe Yorkshire Society is proud to have HRH The Duke of York as its patron.\nThe Duke of York is a peerage of the United Kingdom dating back to the 15th century. It has, when granted, usually been given to the second son of English (later British) monarchs.\nThe current Duke of York is Prince Andrew, the second son of Queen Elizabeth II.\nThe Yorkshire Society is a not-for-profit organisation that celebrates and promotes Yorkshire its economy, history, heritage, beauty and unique culture.\nSir Rodney Walker\nSir Rodney brings to the Society a vast amount of experience gained over a long and illustrious career in business, sport and community service, during which he has lead campaigns raising more than \u00a340 million for charities and good causes. The worthy recipient of many accolades, in 1996 the honour of Knight Bachelor was conferred upon him by the Queen for his services to sport.\nPhilip was born in Leeds and has a professional background in marketing and business management. After spending nearly 20 years working in senior management as an ex-pat he returned to his native Yorkshire in 2012. Now a successful consultant specialising in marketing and international business, he is also the founder and CEO of UK International Trade Service.\nA proud Pomfretian, born in Cheshire, but with family history in the West Riding, Geoff came to Yorkshire in 1995, loved it and stayed. His background is in Commercial Management both in the UK and abroad with a focus on business growth, people performance, economic development and international trade. He has been a member of The Yorkshire Society since 2003 and is keen to see it go from strength to strength.\nLinda was born in the West Riding. On leaving school she joined the RAF and, after a break to have her three daughters, she returned to work in NHS Admin. Now retired, she is a fundraiser for Tiny Tickers, a children's heart charity, a volunteer mentor at her local High School and, for the past four years, Events Director for The Yorkshire Society.\nYour County needs you\nIf you would like to help us manage and run the Yorkshire Society,",
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        "raw_content": "\u201cJPF-TelMegiddo\u201d by Joe Freeman courtesy of Wikimedia Commons. It is here that the final battle of Armageddon is expected to take place.\n\u201cWow\u2013Joel Osteen and The Summit in Houston have nothing on this place!\u201d So my companion commented as we walked into the cavernous worship center of the main campus of Prestonwood Baptist Church in Plano. Tier after tier of green-cushioned pews, football stadium sized jumbotrons, multiple TV cameras prepared for filming and a giant stage with a 300 seat choir loft greeted us.\nWe sat on the second level behind the sound booth. One of the many dark-suited, conservative-neck-tied ushers had offered a four color bulletin that featured the Prestonwood Golf Classic. Nearly 12,000 people worshipped there the prior weekend, giving more than $600,000.\nRock music blasted through the room at 11:00. Screens flashed visuals of attractive, slender, well-dressed smiling people happily laughing and singing. The worship team, their faces featured on the jumbotrons, sang \u201cOur God.\u201d The tech crew raised the sound to ear-splitting levels. A few attendees sang, one or two raising their hands. Shortly after that, eyes turned to the sky-high baptistry where a young woman underwent a quick immersion.\nIt was graduation Sunday. The early part of the service honored the high school graduates and the Headmaster of the 1700 student-strong Prestonwood Christian Academy. Then the first prayer of the morning, a quick welcome, and the worship team launched into \u201cHe is Faithful.\u201d\nWhen the music switched to a familiar \u201cGreat is Thy Faithfulness,\u201d the techies lowered the sound. Many attendees began to sing. Sound returned to higher decibels for the next piece. Then one of the pastors, his twitter handle displayed on the screen, came forward to honor work anniversaries of some of the Prestonwood\u2019s many staff people. Another prayer also mentioned the offering, and the music began again.\nAt 11:35, all attention went to the screens. The words, \u201cAre you ready for the Revelation?\u201d appeared. Preaching from the book of Revelation, Dr. Jack Graham announced that we are going to get God\u2019s perspective on the present and the future.\nHe asked, \u201cWho is the Antichrist?\u201d\nAs Graham proclaimed the giant battle on the fields of Megiddo, which I saw on my recent trip to Israel, I felt the chill of fear of being left behind. Those who prayer the \u2018I believe in Jesus\u2019 prayer\u201d in the right way will have been taken up in the massive Rapture. Only the evil will be left to suffer. The most evil of all will be the handsome, charismatic, Son of Perdition, the Antichrist, with the mark of the Beast, the 666 in digital form, clearly visible.\nAccording to Graham, all is in the plan of God who allows evil to run its course. Evil ultimately takes form in the Antichrist, both a person and a spirit. Anyone who denies that Jesus is Lord is possessed even now of the spirit of the Antichrist.\nGraham thundered, \u201cSatan does not know when the last days are coming so he always has to have somebody ready.\u201d That being the case, in every generation someone has been groomed by Satan to step into the role of the Antichrist. Graham explicitly identified the Antichrist as a male, so at least I\u2019m not the one being groomed. Other than that, he told the congregation not to speculate who it is, but did say, \u201cIt is not your ex-husband.\u201d\nWarming to his theme, Graham announced \u201cAnyone who denies Christ deifies Satan\u201d and \u201cIf you reject Christ, you will not reject the Antichrist.\u201d\nGraham referred to the book of Daniel, weaving together those words with the words of the book of Revelation. Knowing the complexity of the interpretative tasks, he suggested the congregation just \u201ctake my word for it\u201d as he knew he was speaking truth.\nHe noted that many current day nations are mentioned in the Bible but there is no mention of the United States. Why? Why would the greatest superpower in the history of humankind be left out of these prophetic works? For these reasons: Our national debt and the startling moral meltdown that has taken place in just a generation.\nGraham said that we have been buried, just as Nikita Khrushchev\u2019s 1956 shoe-banging speech prophesied. The sexual revolution has taken us down. The decision currently before the Supreme Court of allowing same-sex marriage will be the final nail in the coffin. This is the ultimate game-changer and must be defeated.\nGraham\u2019s statement, \u201cHomosexuallity is not a civil right but a behavioral issue,\u201d generated loud applause. Clearly, there will be no such behaviors tolerated in this gathering.\nHe further proclaimed that if same-sex unions become legal, then Christianity will be criminalized and people may have to practice civil disobedience in response. \u201cJudgment is coming to America if Americans don\u2019t repent.\u201d We must pray and then elect leaders who will keep and write laws that are consistent with the Bible.\nBy then my fear was moving to an all-time high. I thought, \u201cOh my\u2013laws consistent with the Bible will mean that men can slaughter all the men of rival tribes and rape and enslave their women.\u201d\nIt got worse. Graham shouted, \u201cAre you a name or are you a number?\u201d Only If I\u2019ve said the right words will my name be indelibly written in the Book of Life. If not, I\u2019m a number for the Antichrist to devour.\n\u201cChoose today!\u201d Graham insisted as he wrapped up his 35 minute message. He ordered, \u201cEvery head bowed, every eye closed\u201d while he issued an invitation to join this loving body of Christians, none of whom are bigots and all are assured of their place in heaven.\nThe worship team jumped into \u201cAt the Cross\u201d in conjunction with Graham\u2019s final command to come forward, reminding us of the Amtrack train wreck that killed several people earlier that week. We\u2019re all off the rails. Many will get hurt.\nAt 12:20, the choir and worship team again sang, \u201cOur God,\u201d proudly owning the God who has so generously given them assurance of salvation and will keep them from the Great Tribulation.\n[Note: this article is scheduled to run in the May 22, 2015 edition of the Denton Record Chronicle]\nMay 20, 2015 May 26, 2015 Christy Thomasbiblical prophecy, fear, Great Tribulation, methoblog, Prestonwood Baptist Church, Rapture, UMC, UMR\n11 thoughts on \u201cMystery Worship: Fear and Tribulation Bring in Money and People at Prestonwood Baptist\u201d\nAlthough I didn\u2019t coin the label, what you\u2019ve described here can really be characterized as: Chrislam\nPingback: Appeal to Scripture as the Ultimate Authority Leads to Schism | The Thoughtful Pastor\nAnd yet the message continues to be preached, and crowds continue to consume this type of food. It is mind-altering in the most disturbing of ways.\nYes, it is mind-altering. Good words for it. Such preaching creates a world-view that has strong in-group/out-group boundaries and permits the \u201cin-group\u201d to confidently predict eternal damnation on the outies. And I\u2019ve been there. Spent many years inside this bubble. Was a terrifying process to leave it. I genuinely thought I was going to leave my salvation. I also knew if I stayed I would lose my sanity\u2013and probably my life.\nSounds very Prestonwood Baptist, from everything I\u2019ve heard about it. Years ago my nephew had a co-worker who was there every time the doors open. They guy wore a suit almost every day, all day long, because he wanted to look his best when the Rapture comes! We can only imagine what he paid for his pajamas and can only pray the rapture doesn\u2019t come while he\u2019s using the toilet. I\u2019m sorry, but such a Christian belief as his and so many is just beyond this Christian\u2019s ability to begin to understand.\nI remember when I was myself caught up in this theology (Late Great Planet Earth time) that I, too, was concerned that I might be using the bathroom when Jesus came back. Really worried me.\nDavid Weber says:\nI know we share some part of a theological tent with those who are titillated by fear, status, and innuendo. But, the endlessly pervasive and duplicative message which seems to boom from so many pulpits and leaves so little room for creative even revelatory engagement by those being \u2018taught\u2019 causes me to be more and more unable to identify WHERE in that tent we might find common space. \u201cJesus is Lord\u201d seems to be the only thing we might be able to say in tandem, but even those three basic words have been bent into such red, white, and blue shades of meaning, that I don\u2019t think I would even make it over their particular I-believe-in-Jesus line in the sand.\nSave me, Jesus, into the protection of your homogenized testosterone-touched and gray flannel security. ??\nYes that does seem to be the required prayer.\nI believe in the Rapture and Tribulation, but I think some people are more gung ho about Ivan the Terrible (the anti Christ) than I am. I know if I show mercy and love to others, the same will be mine in return. This is the Christ I know. 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        "raw_content": "Home News African and Caribbean China and Nigeria Ink Major Oil Deal\nChina and Nigeria Ink Major Oil Deal\nLast month the China State Construction Engineering Corporation Limited (CSCEC) and the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), a state-run company, signed a $23 billion deal to build three refineries and a petrochemical complex in Nigeria. With this deal, China positioned itself as one of the largest investors in Africa. According to reports, China is the continent\u2019s second-highest trading partner, behind the United States.\nThe three refineries will be built in Bayelsa, Kogi and Lagos and are expected to produce an additional 750,000 barrels of oil per day. Nigeria, the most populous country in Africa, is the world\u2019s 12th largest oil producer and 8th largest oil exporter. Currently, according to reports, Nigeria\u2019s Niger Delta is one of the most oil-polluted places in the world, with more than 6,800 recorded oil spills, equalling between 9 million and 13 million barrels of oil spilled. Will China address these problems or add to them? Many wonder. ?The environment of much of the Delta has been severely polluted, and?livelihoods and health of Delta dwellers ruined. But the?negotiators of deals might not identify this level of \u201cproblem,? notes one expert who has worked in Nigeria since 1963 and declined to be named. ?I think it\u2019s entirely likely that China will ignore the problems.?\nE. C. Ejiogu, Ph.D., Assistant Research Professor, Center for Innovation, at the University of Maryland agrees.??It is a no brainer that the Chinese will not raise a finger to address or solve the problems that plague the oil business in Nigeria. Well-informed people all over the world are rightly concerned about the upsurge of China?s involvement in the deals all over Africa in the extraction of minerals and natural resources,? he says. ?That concern hinges on the poor track records of the state in both Africa and China when it comes to responsive governance and accountability. The balance sheet so far hasn?t been positive. There have been cases of theft and other forms of corrupt activities that have been associated with Chinese deals in Namibia, Guinea-Conakry, and the DRC. Why would the story in Nigeria, a notorious cesspool of corruption, be different??\nWith such a deal comes profit. But though it seems like a win-win for both parties, many remain skeptical if the people of Nigeria will benefit. ?The beneficiaries would be the Chinese, primarily, and of course corrupt state officials in Nigeria,? insists Ejiogu. ?I think this deal might pressure Western oil corporations to begin unhealthy competition with the Chinese to curry favor from unscrupulous state officials in Nigeria.?\nDespite this, most cannot doubt China?s influence on the continent. As Gerald A. LeMelle, Executive Director of the?human rights organization, Africa Action, observes, ?Generally, China has been the most generous of the large donor countries in terms of investing in infrastructure and industrial developments. They also cancel numerous amounts of debt.? But he adds, ?On the flip side, Chinese investments usually come at a tremendous cost. China extracts enormous amounts of oil and resources at extremely favorable terms that far outweigh their aid benefits. The Chinese care nothing about human rights, labor rights or the environment as these are not respected rights in China. The Chinese, as a matter of policy, ignore corruption and, in fact, publicly express that it is an effective way of doing business.?\nProf. Ezekiel Umo Ette, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Social Work and Community Development at Northwest Nazarene University, also says Nigeria will also be to blame if the country\u2019s citizens do not benefit from the landmark agreement. ?The negative that is readily apparent in this deal is that despite the rhetoric, Nigerian leaders seem to care less about human rights and Chinese position on the issue. Like the Chinese, Nigeria has signaled to the world that they would go after profit and commodity no matter whose toes are stepped on. 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        "raw_content": "Home Year 2006 Kathie-Ann Joseph\nKathie-Ann Joseph\nAss?t. Prof. of Surgery/Dir. of Breast Cancer Surgical Research, Columbia Univ. Med. Center, New York City. Age: 35\nInspired by her mother?s unyielding determination, Kathie-Ann Joseph, M.D., M.P.H., became the first African-American woman to be appointed to the faculty of the Department of Surgery at Columbia University Medical Center. She specializes in the management and treatment of breast cancer. The daughter of a former cancer patient, she understands the effects of cancer on patients and their families. Her devotion to fighting the deadly disease has fueled numerous research projects.\nAn honors graduate of Harvard University, with an A.B. in sociology, Joseph received the prestigious Hoopes Prize for Excellence in Undergraduate Research for her thesis, ?Triple Jeopardy: Poor, Elderly, African-American Women and Barriers to Breast and Cervical Cancer.? She has continued to gain recognition for her innovative approaches to cancer treatment. She also was the recipient of the Southwest Oncology Group Young Investigator Award and the American Association for Cancer Research Minority Scholar Award. Last September she organized a conference designed to raise awareness and disseminate information about breast cancer to women of color. More than 200 women attended the free event. Through her participation in the Healthy Women Screening Partnership, she provides complimentary cancer treatment to uninsured breast cancer patients.\nJoseph says she sees no point in being upset about injustices. Rather, she encourages finding solutions and ways to circumvent obstacles. ?Don?t get mad, get ahead,? she likes to say. She would love to spend more time with young people who are interested in science and medicine, she says. ?So many young people who have the interest give up because they get poor advice, don?t have the resources or lack focus. Math and science should be valued as much as entertainment and sports,? she says.\nJoseph acquired her M.D. from Columbia College of Physicians and Surgeons and a master?s degree in public health from Columbia?s Mailman School of Public Health. She resides in Brooklyn, N.Y., with her husband, Dr. David Joseph, and two sons, Devon, 7, and Justin, 3.\nTwo at the Top: Shaking up the suburban arts world\nTax and Estate Planning: Timely fiscal exam may be just what...",
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        "raw_content": "[Docs] [txt|pdf] [draft-myers-ima...] [Tracker] [Diff1] [Diff2]\nNetwork Working Group                                           J. Myers\nRequest for Comments: 2087                               Carnegie Mellon\nCategory: Standards Track                                   January 1997\nIMAP4 QUOTA extension\n1.   Abstract\nThe QUOTA extension of the Internet Message Access Protocol [IMAP4]\npermits administrative limits on resource usage (quotas) to be\nmanipulated through the IMAP protocol.\n1.   Abstract........................................... 1\n2.   Conventions Used in this Document.................. 1\n3.   Introduction and Overview.......................... 2\n4.   Commands........................................... 2\n4.1. SETQUOTA Command................................... 2\n4.2. GETQUOTA Command................................... 2\n4.3. GETQUOTAROOT Command............................... 3\n5.   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        "raw_content": "By Library of Congress\nPhotographs, posters, oral histories, and music recount how Federal programs sought to end the Great Depression\nThis Library of Congress Student Discovery Set is here to put history into your hands. It brings together historical artifacts and one-of-a-kind documents from the collections of the Library of Congress. Interactive tools let you zoom in for close examination, draw to highlight interesting details, and make notes about what you discover. There's no single right answer, only new discoveries to be made.\nIn July of 1932, in the midst of the greatest economic crisis in U.S. history, Franklin D. Roosevelt accepted the Democratic Party's presidential nomination, promising \"a new deal for the American people.\" That promise became a series of relief, recovery, and reform programs designed to provide assistance to the unemployed and poor, revive the economy, and change the financial system to prevent another depression. Photographs, posters, oral histories, and music recount how Federal programs sought to end the Great Depression.\nThis set is intended for open-ended primary source analysis by students. A Teacher's Guide with background information, teaching ideas, and additional resources is available on the Library's Web site for teachers, loc.gov/teachers.\nMore by Library of Congress\nJim Crow and Segregation\nThe Industrial Revolution in the United States\nChildren's Lives at the Turn of the Twentieth Century\nScientific Data: Observing, Recording, and Communicating Information\nWashington, Jefferson, and Lincoln\nWestward Expansion: Encounters at a Cultural Crossroads\nSLAVE NARRATIVES: A Folk History of Slavery in the United States From Interviews with Former Slaves - Georgia, all four parts in a single file\nSlave Narratives: A Folk History of Slavery in the United States From Interviews with Former Slaves - Arkansas, all seven parts in a single file\nThe Library of Congress Illustrated Timeline of the Civil War\nMargaret E. Wagner, Library of Congress & Gary W. Gallagher\nSLAVE NARRATIVES: A Folk History of Slavery in the United States From Interviews with Former Slaves - Florida\nSLAVE NARRATIVES: A Folk History of Slavery in the United States From Interviews with Former Slaves - Kansas\nSLAVE NARRATIVES: A Folk History of Slavery in the United States From Interviews with Former Slaves - Indiana\nWorkshop on Electronic Texts: Proceedings, 9-10 June 1992",
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        "raw_content": "TOUCH ART GALLERY\nAn Open Flow of Ideas Amongst People and Dialogue Between Art Traditions\nTouch Art Gallery is a premier procurer of the most exquisite works of art. Our qualified staff brings together the finest local and global artists and art collectors in our spacious gallery. Founded in October 2012 by Pezhman Tahavori.\nFirmly committed to featuring and promoting distinguished and rising local artists, Touch Art Gallery provides a venue for them to present their work to art lovers and collectors. Our reach extends to many areas of the globe: paintings and sculptures by prominent artists from various parts of the United States, the Middle East, Europe, East Asia, and Africa. Locally as well as globally, we are committed to promoting a multicultural way of life by providing artists with different backgrounds, tastes, and persuasions an opportunity to present their works.\nGo To Solo Exhibition\nSince 2012, Touch Art Gallery, has conducted 48 painting workshop, hosting 40 painting exhibition from local and international artist from 12 countries, producing and performing 3 plays and hosting 2 plays from Iran and Australia, hosting 12 international concerts, hosting 1 film festival (Iran\u2019s Invisible Cinema), creating a group of film club and screening 24 movie, and some more event like book reading, storytelling and creating a painting exhibition in Tehran in two different gallery by masterpieces of 3 American artists.\nOur mission is to stimulate, foster and promote public interest in the art as well as cultural exchange. Providing access to the Eastern cultures and opening up a space for international dialogue is another mission of Touch Art Gallery\nGo To Group Exhibition\nPouneh Tahavori (B. 1986, Tehran, Iran) is director of Touch Art Gallery. She born in Tehran in 1986. She graduated in electronic engineering from Tabriz University, but very soon followed her passion for painting.\nAt a young age, she started her work from traditional Persian miniature and oil painting. She had a father who was a good painter himself and a mother who did a several handmade art works. They were a huge inspiration for her through her life. In 2012, she spent several years teaching arts to children at Yasamin Art Gallery. She had several exhibitions in Iran and abroad. The Persian Art Festival in Paris/France was the most recent exhibition she participated in.\nIN MIEDIA",
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Prior to joining Ophir he was Chief Executive Officer of Mediterranean Oil and Gas, overseeing the successful sale of the company in 2014. He previously spent 23 years at Chevron across a number of global roles, including responsibility for reservoir management of the giant Tengiz oil and sour gas field in Kazakhstan.\nMr. Stephen F. Mitchell is General Counsel of Genel Energy PLC. He has practiced as a lawyer for over 35 years. Prior to joining the Company he was Vice President \u2013 Group Legal with BHP Billiton plc and prior to that he was Group General Counsel and Head of Risk Management at Reuters Group plc, in which he advised on a broad range of matters including mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures, corporate governance and compliance. Stephen was a partner in Freehills in Australia for six years prior to joining Reuters and holds a BEc and LLB from Monash University in Australia.\nMr. Pars Kutay is Head of Government and Public Affairs of Genel Energy PLC. 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        "raw_content": "XXXTentacion's Posthumous Album Is Reportedly \"Close To Being Done\"\nThough XXXTentacion is gone, his musical legacy is destined to stay on. For these searching for a silver lining, it will seem that the rapper\u2019s posthumous album remains to be on the way in which. Producer John Cunningham, who labored intently with X on ?, has caught up with Genius to supply an replace on the state of affairs, vis-a-vis X\u2019s upcoming music.\n\u201cWe principally began making this subsequent album proper after ? got here out,\u201d explains Cunningham. \u201cThe songs and the concepts and the imaginative and prescient of all of it was completed or very near being completed.\u201d While he is a lot of the inventive management has fallen onto his shoulder, he feels the last word course of the challenge was already determined by its unique writer. \u201cThe entire thought, the idea, the songs, [all that] was completed,\u201d explains Cunningham.\nWe already know that X was closely plotting three albums on the onset of 2018; one was ?, and the opposite two have been tentatively titled Skins and Bad Vibes Forever. It\u2019s unknown whether or not the album in query is among the unreleased two, although such a conclusion seems seemingly. It\u2019s additionally doable that Cunningham is particularly referring to Bad Vibes Forever; the album was beforehand teased by Denzel Curry, who posted this mysterious tracklist. In any case, it is good to know that X\u2019s upcoming challenge will probably be in keeping with what the late rapper would have needed.\nCunningham additionally opens up about current curiosity in XXXTentacion, notably from excessive profile artists. \u201cIt\u2019s laborious to see somebody that he appeared as much as and didn\u2019t know whether or not or not they favored him again saying they favored him after he\u2019s gone,\u201d he admits. \u201d I do know he would have been so glad seeing a variety of these items whereas he was nonetheless round.\u201d\nWe beforehand had the pleasure of chatting with John Cunningham about working with X; peep that right here.",
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        "raw_content": "Tag Archives: early 20th century\nGroup of ?Bathers?\nI bought this in an antique shop in Bristol. A a group of bathers photographed in a studio against an \u201cocean\u201d background. This is a Real Photo Post Card. A one-off. The Private Mailing Card (PMC) stamp block on the back, along with no division between the \u201ccorrespondence\u201d and \u201caddress\u201d sides puts this in the 1907- 1914 range. It is an undivided back card, but, for that short period, the U.S. Postal Service allowed a message on the left side of the back with an address on the right.\nAnd the bathing costumes are right for the era.\nThen, I got a look at Frank\u2019s feet and legs. They have had a hard time, but he\u2019s not in the least bit ashamed of it. Looks like a family group. I can\u2019t work out the writing, except for the \u201cFrank\u201d below the seated man. The word above the standing man may be \u201cMabel\u201d and refer to the woman. The long word or words along the right bottom corner\u2026well, I don\u2019t know what that spells.\nPosted in Existing photo processed by Bob Lawrence, Uncle Bob's Pix and tagged adddress, antique bathing suits, bathers, correspondence, damaged feet, damaged legs, early 20th century, PMC, Private Mailing Card, Real Photo Post Card, seaside, studio photo, undivided back post card. Bookmark the permalink.",
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        "raw_content": "Two more links to keep the ultra rich from visiting my blog\nI can\u2019t help posting these links. I feel like I\u2019m at war regarding who pays taxes in this country. The middle and lower classes keep taking it in the shorts because the ultra-rich claim it\u2019s good for all of us if we continue to keep them ultra-rich: We\u2019ve worked so hard for our money and you haven\u2019t.\nI feel like I\u2019ve been bamboozled by multimillionaires telling me to drink their Kool-Aid. Well, I can\u2019t drink this shit anymore. I\u2019ve had it. (BTW, I like the word \u201cbamboozled\u201d and may use it to name out next dog. How cool would it be if our new dog escaped the yard and I had to drive through the neighborhood yelling, \u201cBAMBOOOOOOOZLED, BAMBOOOOOZLED. Get your ass home NOW.\u201d)\nHere are two more articles that got my blood boiling. I guess this means I\u2019ll never be invited to play golf with Donald Trump. Oh, well, I\u2019ll be busy doing my taxes with Turbo Tax again because I don\u2019t have a team of accountants to do them for me. But I do have a dog named Bamboozled, and he\u2019s one messed-up mutt.\nhttp://www.truth-out.org/how-rich-soaked-rest-us68155?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter\nhttp://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/10/22/income-inequality-america_n_772687.html\nPosted in Do the right thing, Fun & Humor, Government\t| Tagged anger, Fun, Pets, Rants, TurboTax, United States\t| 6 Replies",
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In addition to the dream jumps, a total of 558 BASE Jumps occurred in a matter of just a few days off the Princess Tower in the heart of the Dubai Marina. Dubai Film has partnered alongside SkydiveDubai and XDubai to bring the fear, adrenaline, laughter, excitement, and joy for you to enjoy. Music Credits: Ninja Tracks: Collider Ninja Tracks: Eon\nThis really spacious 1 bedroom apartment in the Princess Tower overviewing the Palm Island, is located on the 39th floor above ground with Full Sea VIEW from the Window & balcony. The apartment itself has been beautifully furnished in a very modern way. Modern dining table for 4 persons, beautiful sofa, and can accommodate max 4 Guests + 1 baby\nBest Palm Jumeirah view from Princess Tower in Dubai Marina\n4 bedroom on 89th floor.\nWorld's Tallest Apartment Building - Dubai Princess Tower - as part of the news series by GeoBeats. Dubai is now home to the world's tallest residential structure according to the Guinness Book of World Records. 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The sovereign absolute monarchy is a federation of seven emirates consisting of Abu Dhabi (which serves as the capital), Ajman, Dubai, Fujairah, Ras Al Khaimah, Sharjah and Umm Al Quwain. Each emirate is governed by a ruler; together, they jointly form the Federal Supreme Council. One of the rulers serves as the President of the United Arab Emirates. View over Dubai Marina, JLT, Sheikh Zayed Road and Metro line from Princess Tower https://www.skylinewebcams.com/en/webcam/united-arab-emirates/dubai/dubai/dubai-marina.html\nOutside of a building of princess tower\nDubai Marina Mornings from Princess Tower and Elite Residence\nThe Princess Tower (Arabic: \u0628\u0631\u062c \u0627\u0644\u0623\u0645\u064a\u0631\u0629\u200e) is a 101 storey, 413.4 m (1,356 ft) tall residential only skyscraper located in the Marina district of Dubai, UAE. Princess Tower was the world's tallest residential only building (2012-2015) and is currently the 20th tallest in the world. It is also the second tallest building in Dubai after the Burj Khalifa.\nThe tower's engineering was performed by Syed Majid Hashmi as the Chief Structural Engineer and his deputy manager Mohammad Ali Alogaily.\nThe building comprises 763 units, 957 underground parking bays (spread over six floors), and eight retail outlets.The building was completed and delivered by its developer, Tameer Holdings, in September 2012.\nThe development stands at 107 storeys and includes basement floors, a ground floor and 100 levels above ground.\nList of tallest buildings in Dubai\nList of buildings with 100 floors or more\nThis page contains text from Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia - https://wn.com/Princess_Tower\nDubai Marina (Arabic: \u0645\u0631\u0633\u0649 \u062f\u0628\u064a\u200e) is a district in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Dubai Marina is an artificial canal city, built along a two-mile (3 km) stretch of Persian Gulf shoreline. When the entire development is complete, it will accommodate more than 120,000 people in residential towers and villas. It is located on Interchange 5 between Jebel Ali Port and the area which hosts Dubai Internet City, Dubai Media City, and the American University in Dubai. The first phase of this project has been completed. Dubai Marina was inspired by the Concord Pacific Place development along False Creek in Vancouver, BC, Canada.\nIn order to create the man-made marina, the developers brought the waters of the Persian Gulf into the site of Dubai marina, creating a new waterfront. There is a large central waterway, excavated from the desert and running the length of the 3 km site. More than 12% of the total land area on the site has been given over to this central public space. Although much of this area is occupied by the marina water surface, it also includes almost 8 km of landscaped public walkways.\nThis page contains text from Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia - https://wn.com/Dubai_Marina\nDubai Marina (Arabic: \u0645\u0631\u0633\u0649 \u062f\u0628\u064a) is a rapid transit station on the Red Line of the Dubai Metro in Dubai. It opened on 30 April 2010 as part of an extension to Ibn Battuta.\nDubai Marina station is located near Interchange 5 of Sheikh Zayed Road, around 20 kilometres (12 mi) southwest of Downtown Dubai. It lies to the east of the northern half of the Dubai Marina and to the west of the northern portion of Jumeirah Lake Towers.\nNearby development\nThe station is named after the development of the same name, one of the largest projects in Dubai. Upon completion, the Dubai Marina will house around 120,000 residents around the world's largest artificial marina. Also nearby are the Jumeirah Lake Towers and The Meadows developments.\nDubai Marina station lies on a viaduct paralleling the eastern side of Sheikh Zayed Road. It is categorised as a type 2 elevated station, indicating that there is an elevated concourse between street and platform level. Pedestrian access to the station is aided through walkways above Sheikh Zayed Road, connecting to developments on either side of the road.\nThis page contains text from Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia - https://wn.com/Dubai_Marina_(Dubai_Metro)\nDubai Channel 33 (originally branded as Ch33) was a national television channel transmitting terrestrially out of Dubai in English, targeting the expat community in the U.A.E.. It was founded in 1977. Up until the late 1980s, it was a 12-hour channel, switching broadcasts adjacently from one of Emirates Dubai Television's frequencies starting at 2:00 pm, U.A.E. time, with a children's block, and concluding at 2:00 am. The times of the switch often changed usually during Ramadan, which varied each year. It was the only free-to-air English channel in Dubai at the time.\nFrom the late 1990s, its popularity started dwindling due to availability of alternate channels in English as well as the expat communities native languages via growing use of satellite TV and mainstream cable (E-Vision in 2000).\nIt 2002, it started transmitting over the satellite using Arabsat and Nilesat, and turned into a free-to-air 24-hour channel, even though retaining the children's block timing at 2:00 pm.\nIn 2004, it changed its identity completely and relaunched as Dubai One(after being known as One TV for a short initial period) and is now part of Dubai Media Incorporated. Dubai One turned managed to recapture some of the lost expat market due to its more U.S.-based premium programming, even though when it was temporarily known as \"One TV\" it retained most of Ch33's original programming, including the signature children's block, which was later removed. However, Ch33 had an originality that could never be replaced and is now being copied by other Gulf states expat televisions.\nThis page contains text from Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia - https://wn.com/Dubai_33\nPrincess is a 2006 adult-themed Danish animated film directed by Anders Morgenthaler and co-written by Morgenthaler and Mette Heeno. The film tells the harsh story of a 32-year-old missionary named August whose sister, a former porn star nicknamed \"The Princess,\" has died of drug abuse and left behind her 5-year old daughter. August adopts the child and they embark on a violent mission of vengeance to destroy all existing pornographic material featuring Princess. 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        "raw_content": "I-95 Corridor Coalition tests idea of charging drivers per mile driven\nInfrastructure in the U.S. is in dire need of repair and upgrade. Congress refuses to even consider raising the gas tax, although it has not been raised in nearly 25 years. The tax has not covered the cost of road repair for some time. Transportation authorities need to find another source of revenue. Both Maryland and Virginia have raised their state gas tax recently as part of larger transportation bills.\nSome years ago, transportation planners came up with the concept of a user fee a tax on drivers for the miles they drive, also known as vehicle miles traveled (VMT). The idea has mostly been confined to policy circles, but the I-95 Corridor Coalition, made up of transportation agencies along the East Coast, is now testing it in Delaware and Pennsylvania.\nThe fee would be either in addition to or instead of the gas tax. The test is meant as an exploration of the idea rather than an endorsement, Coalition Executive Director Patricia Hendren told WTOP.com.\nOther areas to be studied are how to apply the miles-driven fee on toll roads, how to address privacy concerns and how to account for out-of-state drivers, Hendren said.\nThe project is funded by a grant from the Federal Highway Administration. Project coordinators will also hear views of driver, trucking and tolling groups, and other East Coast transportation agencies.",
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        "raw_content": "The EPA estimates that 75% of waste in the US is recyclable, but we only recycle about 30% of it.\nThat\u2019s because most of us just don\u2019t realize how much we can recycle. For most of my life I have dutifully recycled cardboard boxes and aluminum cans and deemed myself a \u201crecycler\u201d. Patting myself on the back for a job well done. Until recently, I never considered whether there were other things that I could be recycling that I wasn\u2019t.\nAlong my journey to reduce waste, I\u2019ve learned a lot about what you can and can\u2019t recycle. Here are some of the most unexpected items that I realized that you actually CAN recycle (pretty easily too).\nMonthly subscription services are my go-to gift when I\u2019m not quite sure what to get someone. You don\u2019t have to know much about someone to pick one that they will like. They are (quite literally) the gift that keeps on giving. The recipient will be reminded of you each month when they receive something new!\nWhen I gift someone a subscription service, I generally sign them up for 3-12 months, depending the cost per month and my budget. It\u2019s a great way to split up the cost of a gift, rather than spending the money all at once.\nWether you\u2019re looking for a unique gift for an environmentally conscious friend, or just looking to treat yourself, these monthly subscription services are going to make the earth as happy as whoever receives them!\nWhen I started trying to live a greener lifestyle, I actually found my laundry routine was relatively easy to\u2026clean up. (Sorry, I had to.)\nOverall, laundry is always going to be a wasteful practice\u2013it uses a lot of water, chemicals and energy. But there are plenty of things that you can do to make the chore more eco-friendly and zero waste!\nI enjoy outdoor events just as much as the next person. But seeing images of what those spaces look like after the crowds have cleared can leave a bad taste in my mouth.\nIt\u2019s well documented that the amount of trash generated at events is a huge issue. It took 200 workers two weeks to clean up all the trash left behind at the Daytona 500. Music festivals are being called \u201cenvironmental disasters\u201d. Even environmental events have been known to leave behind their share of trash.\nBut I don\u2019t think that skipping events is the answer. There are steps we can all take to make sure that the aftermath of concerts, music festivals, sporting events, parades, protests, fairs, festivals, and all outdoor events is a trash-free space.\nby Kristin on April 7, 2016\nWhether you\u2019re thinking about joining a Community Supported Agriculture program and want more information, or you have no idea what in the world I\u2019m talking about, this is the one-stop shop for all the information that you need to decide whether a CSA membership is right for you.\n6 Myths About the Low Waste Lifestyle\nby Kristin on November 8, 2015\nWhenever I talk to people about my low-waste ambitions, I often hear people say \u201cI would love to do that, but\u2026\u201d The problem is, what comes after the \u201cbut\u201d is usually something untrue about this lifestyle. Before you knock the low-waste lifestyle, read why these common beliefs about the lifestyle are actually myths.\nmi, suscipit tempus ultricies ut accumsan Donec",
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        "raw_content": "123rd Fighter Squadron F-15C Eagle at Portland\u2005ANGB. The 123rd FS is the oldest unit in the Oregon Air National Guard, having over 76 years of service to the state and nation. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Staff Sgt. John Hughel, 142nd Fighter Wing Public Affairs)\n18 April 1941\u2013 present\n\"To meet state and federal mission responsibilities.\"[citation\u2005needed]\nUnited\u2005States\u2005National\u2005Guard\u2005Bureau\nOregon Military Department, 1776 Militia Way SE, Salem, Oregon\n\"When we are needed, we are there.\"[citation\u2005needed]\nPresident Donald\u2005Trump\nHeather\u2005Wilson\nGovernor Kate\u2005Brown\n(Governor of Oregon)\nMajor\u2005General Michael E. Stencel, USAF\nCommander, Air Component\nBrig.\u2005General James R. Kriesel, USAF\nState Command Chief\nCCM Ulana M. Cole, USAF\nOregon Air National Guard emblem (approved c. 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        "raw_content": "===Etiquette=== {{infobox|Kissing in India|India can trace kissing back thousands of years in its literature. Indeed, the well-known ''Kama Sutra'' has an entire chapter devoted to kissing. However, in most cultures of the subcontinent, kissing has traditionally been seen as part of sex, and in recent years many have unknowingly gotten into serious trouble for kissing, regardless of relationship or marriage or nationality. Kissing can lead to fines or even arrest. This is not a universal opinion, as many Indians find kissing acceptable, but common enough that avoiding kissing in public is a good idea while in India.}} * Travellers should be aware of the fact that Indians generally dress conservatively and should do the same. Shorts, short skirts (knee-length or above) and sleeveless shirts are frowned upon in smaller cities and rural areas, but are commonly accepted in large metros. Cover as much skin as possible. Both men and women should keep their shoulders covered. Women should wear baggy clothes that do not emphasize their contours. However, if you move to metropolitan cities, there is much more liberalism of wearing western outfits and skimpy clothes though still they may become a centre of stare from men. But they should avoid moving alone at night. * Keep in mind that Indians will consider themselves obliged to go out of the way to fulfil a guest's request and will insist very strongly that it is no inconvenience to do so, even if it is not true. This of course means that there is a reciprocal obligation on you as a guest to take extra care not to be a burden. * Never use profanity, even when someone does something that warrants it. Never swear during an argument. You will lose the argument immediately as they will act offended that you swore and claim that you are \"abusing\" them.. Profanity makes you look bad in India so avoid it when you can. * Note that most Indians are not aware that the term \"Negro\" is now considered offensive, and they may use it with no intent to offend. An Indian is usually not aware of the other \"N\" word. * It is customary to put up a token '''friendly argument''' with your host or any other member of the group when paying bills at restaurant or while making purchases. The etiquette for this is somewhat complicated. ** In a '''business lunch or dinner''', it is usually clear upfront who is supposed to pay, and there is no need to fight. But if you are someone's personal guest and they take you out to a restaurant, you should offer to pay anyway, and you should insist a lot. Sometimes these fights get a little funny, with each side trying to snatch the bill away from the other, all the time laughing politely. If you don't have experience in these things, chances are, you will lose the chance the first time, but in that case, make sure that you pay the next time. (and try to make sure that there is a next time.) Unless the bill amount is very large do not offer to share it, and only as a second resort after they have refused to let you pay it all. ** The same rule applies when you are making a purchase. If you are purchasing something for yourself, your hosts might still offer to pay for it if the amount is not very high, and sometimes, even if it is. In this situation, unless the amount is very low, you should never lose the fight. (If the amount is in fact ridiculously low, say less than \u20b910, then don't insult your hosts by putting up a fight.) Even if by chance you lose the fight to pay the shopkeeper, it is customary to practically thrust (in a nice way, of course) the money into your host's hands. ** These rules do not apply if the host has made it clear beforehand that it is his or her treat, especially for some specific occasion. * Bring a few spare '''coins''' from your home country - Indians often ask if you have any and they really appreciate it if you do! '''Pens''' are also often appreciated by school children.",
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        "raw_content": "\u2190 Explicitness\nEndings \u2192\nI think it\u2019s very important to catch the reader\u2019s interest at the very outset of a novel, so, in my opinion, the first page of the first chapter should not be an \u2018introduction\u2019 to the novel. I believe it should plunge the reader right into the action, so that by the end of the first page, s/he is emotionally and intellectually involved.\nFor example, here are the first three sentences of chapter one which appear on the screen of a Kindle reader on the Amazon website. (I have no idea what the book is.):\n\u201cThe churchyard was peaceful in the summer afternoon. Twigs and branches lay strewn across the gravel path, torn from the trees by the gales which had swept the country in that stormy June of 1545. In London, we had escaped lightly, only a few chimney-pots gone, but the winds had wreaked havoc in the north.\u201d\nThere is a similar beginning on the screens of Kindles on advertising posters in the London underground. The first sentences are about a river and how the river is the beginning.\nDo these beginnings engage your interest? Mildly, perhaps. By way of contrast, here is the beginning of the first chapter of Fishing in Foreign Seas:\n\u201cThe phone on Mary Beth\u2019s desk rang. She picked it up, and cocking her head to one side, put the instrument between her blonde hair and her ear. \u201cSales and marketing, Mary Beth speaking. . . . Oh, hi, Eddie what are you up to?\u201d with a sassy smile. \u201cI\u2019m sure it must be more exciting than that in St Louis! . . . Who, me? I\u2019m just a good little girl!\u201d feigning a priggish face for Jamie\u2019s benefit. Jamie started to grin.\n\u2018There\u2019s a lot of information in this brief paragraph. There are three characters: Mary Beth, Eddie and Jamie. We know that Mary Beth is blonde, she alternates between being sassy and priggish, and claims to be a \u2018good little girl\u2019. We know that Eddie is in St. Louis, and that he has apparently told Mary Beth it\u2019s not particularly exciting there. Then there\u2019s Jamie, who grins when Mary Beth pretends to be priggish. Hmm. Wouldn\u2019t the reader like to know more about these characters?\nThen there\u2019s this opening paragraph of Sin & Contrition:\n\u201c\u2018It\u2019s hard to tell\u2019,LaMarr thought, \u2018what angle I should fire the shot. Can\u2019t see the road. Not really sure how far it is. Maybe about like this.\u2019 He drew back the small leather patch which was attached to the arms of the slingshot by strong rubber bands, and extending his left arm upwards at an angle, he released the shot. He could not see it, but he heard the marble pass through the leaves of the trees overhead. He waited, listening for the marble to strike.\u201d\nSomething strange is going on here. LaMarr is using a slingshot to shoot marbles up through the trees, apparently trying to hit a road which he can\u2019t see. Why is he doing that? Wouldn\u2019t the reader like to know?\nBut, I think that a new chapter should similarly engage the reader\u2019s interest. If the reader sets the book aside at the end of a chapter, and picks it up at the beginning of a new chapter, s/he will want to be drawn into the situation right away. Consider this opening paragraph of chapter two of Fishing in Foreign Seas:\n\u201cHe saw her across the bar-lounge of the Teatro Massimo in Palermo. She was the most incredibly beautiful woman he had ever seen. She was tall \u2013 about 5 feet 9, he guessed, with jet black hair down to her waist, but gathered by a blue ribbon at the nape of her neck. She was wearing a white pleated linen dress, belted at the waist to emphasize her slim figure. She was sipping champagne and surveying the crowd around her. He had to meet her, even if he made an idiot of himself because he didn\u2019t speak a word of Italian.\u201d\nThis passage prompts the questions in the reader\u2019s mind: will he meet her? will he make an idiot of himself?\nOr this from the beginning of chapter two of Sin & Contrition:\n\u201cEllen Weybridge was lounging against the headboard of her queen-sized bed, a pillow behind her. Her friend, Josie, was sprawled, carelessly, on the bed to her left, while Bettina, the third girl in this close-knit trio, sat cross-legged at the foot of the bed. All three thirteen-year-olds, classmates at Dorseyville Middle School, were similarly dressed in jeans and sports T-shirts.\u201d\nWhy are they there? What are they up to?",
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        "raw_content": "Tyranny of the 100 Point Wine Scale\nMay 27, 2008 By Mike Veseth in book reviews, critics, Paul Gregutt, Washington wine, wine critics, wine ratings\tLeave a comment\nWine rating systems are like the weather \u2014 everyone complains about them but no one does anything. Paul Gregutt thinks he knows why.\nThere are many ways to rate or rank different wines and consumers are very interested in trying to understand what they mean and how to use them. That\u2019s why my column on wine rating systems, Wine by the Numbers, is one of the most popular posts in this blog\u2019s brief history.\nTwenty-point rating systems are popular in Europe in part, I understand, because that is how papers are graded in French high schools. Here in the United States the 100 point system that Robert Parker popularized and many others use dominates in part, I suppose, because that\u2019s how our papers were graded in school. Any simple wine scoring system is problematic, however, since a good deal of information is necessarily lost when the attributes of a multidimensional product like wine are reduced to a single number. Wine isn\u2019t like gasoline, where the critical components can be captured, like octane, in a single number.\nBut there are other problems, too. Paul Gregutt (PG), wine critic for the Seattle Times and Wine Enthusiast magazine, explained the limitations of the 100 point scale and the tendency toward \u201cgrade inflation\u201d in his recent book, Washington Wines & Wineries:\nThis practice of promoting wine, a multi-faceted, subjective sensory experience, simply by broadcasting numbers has gradually devalued the numbers while shrinking the original 100-point scale. At first blush, such a rating system sounds generous, allowing room for a lot of subtlety in the grading curve. But in actual practice it\u2019s not a hundred point scale at all, nor even close.\nIt has become a ten point scale. Wines rated under 85 are ignored completely. Wines rated 85 to 89 must be marketed as value wines \u2013 those numbers only work for wines priced at the low end of the scale. If your wine is going to sell for $15 or more, it must hit 90 points at least. One prominent retailer even makes a point of selling (at discount) wines that have scored the \u201cdreaded\u201d 89. Once a wine moves up the ladder from there, it becomes increasingly rare and expensive. As a result, wines scoring 95 or above are virtually unobtainable for the average consumer.\nAlthough the ratings are \u201cdevalued\u201d in terms of their utility, they are also \u201cinflated\u201d in terms of their commercial importance. It would seem that consumers might be better served if someone would re-center the scale so that it uses more of the 100 point range and is therefore potentially (and only potentially) a more accurate guide to quality. This would obviously lower the average score, however. Who is going to be the first to break the pattern and give merely good wines average scores, 70 or 75 instead of 85 so that 85 (B+) means something?\nRevising the 100-Point Scale\nPG decided to try in his book on Washignton wine. Instead of rating individual wines, he rated the wineries themselves in terms of a modified 100-point scale that gives marks for style (30 points), consistency (30 points), value (30 points) and the winery\u2019s contribution to the development and improvement of the Washington wine industry (10 points).\nHow did the wineries rate? Quilceda Creek, with its perfect 100 Robert Parker point Cabernet Sauvignon, also got a perfect PG score (30/30/30/10). Leonetti ranked second with 98 points (30/28/30/10). So far so good. The trouble comes further down the list where some prominent wineries get scores in the 70s, 60s, and 50s. The scores make sense when you break them down into the four factors that PG evaluates, but the raw numbers are sort of shocking when you see them for the first time or out of context. (My university students know this feeling, I suspect. It happens when they get their first college papers back after several years of high school grade inflation.)\nPG writes about the reaction to his winery rating on his website in a column titled \u201cTime to Dump my 100 Point System?\u201d\nComments from readers and reviewers have been largely positive. Some have embraced my scoring; others have simply accepted it and moved on to the book\u2019s other assets. But within the ranks of the industry itself \u2013 wineries and distributors in particular \u2013 there has been an awkward silence.\nThere is little doubt that this book\u2019s sales have been seriously impacted by 1) the decision not to include 3/4 of this state\u2019s wineries and 2) the scoring system itself. One winery veteran, after some prompting, took the trouble to explain why his winery wouldn\u2019t sell or promote the book, even though I had given them one my highest scores.\n\u201cOur problem with promoting your book,\u201d the winemaker said, \u201cis that, in spite of the wonderful written praise, we\u2019d spend all out time explaining our B+ grade.\u201d PG is trying to decide if he should scrap his ratings for the next edition of his book (if you have an opinion you can contact Paul through his website PaulGregutt.com).\nThe First Mover Disadvantage\nIt is hard to know what to say about this. On one hand I admit that my first reaction to PG\u2019s winery rating scale was neutral to negative, but then with some encouragement from Karen Wade I looked at it more closely and decided that it was actually pretty useful to me as a consumer \u2014 so I guess I am the source of some of the positive feedback PG received. On the other hand, I understand that no winemaker is going to take out an ad that boasts \u201cRated 72 by Critics!\u201d \u2014 even if that\u2019s a very good and appropriate rating by the scale being used.\nI think we have to admit that re-centering the 100 point scale is a hopeless task and move on. The first mover in point reform will suffer the sort of criticism that PG reports. The only way to do it would be for everyone to switch scales at once. I don\u2019t see that happening.\nSo what should we do about the ratings? 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        "raw_content": "Professional golfers get to play on the best courses.\n1 Salary Range for Women Pro Golfers\n3 Get a Job as a Professional Wrestler\n4 What Do Pro Caddies Earn?\nThe life of a professional golfer is not as glamorous as it may seem. Pro golfers on the PGA Tour can earn a lot of money and travel to famous places in high style, but there are only around 235 golfers competing on the PGA Tour, compared to several thousand golfers competing for much smaller prize money on the Nationwide Tour, Champions Tour, Web.com Tour and other smaller mini-tours.\nPGA Tour Golfers\nThe Professional Golfers' Association Tour is the pre-eminent tour in professional golf, with total prize money of $279 million for the 45 PGA Tour events in 2012. The least successful among active, regular PGA card-holding pro golfers will earn several hundred thousand dollars in 2012, and the most successful will earn $6 million to $9 million in purse money. PGA Tour golfers can generally afford top hotels and luxurious transportation between events, but they still have to play 18 holes of golf daily for four straight days, and then pack up on Sunday night and move on to the next event. PGA golfers also have charitable and endorsement-related demands on their time on Monday through Wednesday when they are not competing.\nPro Golfer Childhood\nThe large majority of pro golfers have been playing since childhood. In many cases this means giving up other sports and limiting your social life as you have to get up early almost every Saturday and Sunday to get to the golf course. Most also play on golf teams in high school and college, working to hone their game for a shot at professional golf.\nNationwide Tour Golfers\nThe Nationwide Tour is the PGA Tour's \"minor league.\" The purses on the Nationwide Tour are only about a tenth of the PGA Tour event purses, and the top earners take home $300,000 to $400,000 annually. Keep in mind that it costs at least $75,000 a year to compete in the Nationwide Tour given travel and caddy expenses, so golfers who don't get at least a few top 20 finishes can easily come out in the red. Given this situation, many young Nationwide Tour pros are sponsored by family and friends who put up money hoping to be reimbursed if the golfer is successful. Unlike PGA Tour pros who might just play 15 to 30 events a year, Nationwide Tour pros typically play a grueling 40-plus tournaments a year, meaning 10 or 11 months of travel.\nThe bottom rung of the professional golfer's ladder are the \"mini tours.\" Aspiring pro golfers can join one of more than a dozen of these mini tours such as the eGolf Professional Tour or the National Golf Association Pro Golf Tour. However, playing full-time on a mini tour will probably cost you at least $50,000, and the purse money is miniscule, in most cases barely covering entry fees. Mini tour golfers also often have sponsors, and many play in tournaments every weekend.\nForbes: On the Edge: Money, Life and Loneliness on the Fringe of the PGA Tour\nForbes: The Richest Tournaments on the PGA Tour\nPGA Tour: Day in the Life of Rory McIlroy: He's Wise Beyond His Years\nESPN Golf: PGA Tour Money Leaders - 2012\nPGA: Q School\nBrowne, Clayton. \"The Life of a Pro Golfer.\" Work - Chron.com, http://work.chron.com/life-pro-golfer-10922.html. Accessed 15 February 2019.\nBrowne, Clayton. (n.d.). The Life of a Pro Golfer. Work - Chron.com. Retrieved from http://work.chron.com/life-pro-golfer-10922.html\nBrowne, Clayton. \"The Life of a Pro Golfer\" accessed February 15, 2019. http://work.chron.com/life-pro-golfer-10922.html\nHow Much Does a Rodeo Clown Make Per Year?\nPro UFC Fighter Job Duties\nPay Scale for Professional Snowboarding\nSports Scouts Pay Scale\nWedding Band Musician Salary",
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        "raw_content": "Survivor Story: Haja Umu\nThis article was previously published on Ebola Deeply.\nBy Cinnatus Dumbaya\nUntil a few months ago, Haja Umu was part of a close family of 11. But she lost most of her close family members\u2013parents, siblings and her own baby\u2013to Ebola. Stricken by grief, she channeled her pain into helping others.\n\u201cI was in Kono with my aunt and parents, where my aunt was selling fish,\u201d Umu told Ebola Deeply. \u201cOne day my aunt came back home with a high fever. She died days later and my parents and I attended the funeral. We caught the sickness there and we were later brought to Magburaka Town, where my parents and other relatives died.\u201d\nUmu was treated at the Hastings Ebola Treatment Center, a government-run facility in Freetown with a high survival rate. But after she recovered and was discharged, she realized she had nowhere to go.\n\u201dI was so discouraged after the death of my parents,\u201d she said. \u201cAfter I was discharged, I had no one to take care of me or take me back home. My only sister did not want to take me back home because she was afraid of contracting the virus through me.\u201d Fortunately for Umu, she was taken in by the St. George Foundation Interim Care Center for Ebola orphans.\nAt the center, she decided to volunteer at the isolation unit to provide care for children waiting for Ebola test results.\n\u201cWhen the children are brought here we don\u2019t know their status so I help look after them for 21 days before they can join the rest of the kids here,\u201d Umu said. \u201cI help them with washing; I provide food for them and take care of them generally. I do this because the staff at the orphanage are afraid to interact much with these kids because they don\u2019t know their status. I know I can\u2019t get Ebola again so I encourage these kids because I know how it feels to lose parents to this bad sickness. I encourage them until they get back to their normal status.\u201d\nThe St. George Foundation was founded in 2004 out of the growing need to provide care for children orphaned during Sierra Leone\u2019s civil war. As a result of the growing calls to provide care for Ebola orphans, the center has been transformed into an Interim Care Center for Ebola orphans.\nJustina Conteh is its founder and director.\n\u201cThe government and Ebola treatment centers keep referring children to us, so we don\u2019t have an option but to take them in even though we were not prepared for it. It\u2019s really challenging because most of these kids come here traumatized as a result of Ebola,\u201d Conteh said.\nOne of the challenges of providing care for children awaiting test results is that staff could put themselves at risk of contracting the virus.\n\u201cOne child was referred to us here, and after two tests she proved negative but started showing symptoms of Ebola days later. When we sent her to be tested again, she came up positive. We all had to go into quarantine for about a month, and that affected our work so much,\u201d Conteh added.\nThat experience prompted Conteh to set up an isolation unit to house children whose statuses are unknown, staffed by Ebola survivors who are likely immune to the virus. Haja Umu was among the first to volunteer there.\n\u201cI am moved that Haja took the initiative to help other people,\u201d Conteh said. \u201cIt tells you that the Ebola ordeal has taught her to be there for others. So as an institution we are very proud of her.\u201d\nMost of the kids at the St. George\u2019s Foundation Interim Ebola Care Center are depressed and traumatized after losing loved ones. Conteh said they are providing psychosocial support.\n\u201cEach and every member of staff here has been trained to provide psychosocial support to these kids. They are going through a lot: depression, stigma, and a whole host of other problems. These kids need their parents but they are dead and their relatives do not wish to take them. So we have to be with them,\u201d she added.\nNow that the rate of transmission is slowing in Sierra Leone, Haja Umu is looking forward to going back to school.\n\u201cI really like the work I am doing here because I am protecting others,\u201d she said. \u201cHowever, I am looking forward to the end of Ebola so that I can go back to school and see my friends.\u201d\nAccording to UNICEF, at least 3,700 children in Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone have lost one or both parents to Ebola since the start of the outbreak in West Africa.\nCinnatus Dumbaya is a contributor to Ebola Deeply.\n[Photo courtesy of European Commission DG Echo]\nThe Road to the U.S. Arctic Council Chairmanship\nThe Nexus of Education and Radicalization",
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        "raw_content": "\u00ab Last post by Lee Dennis on February 15, 2019, 06:35:23 AM \u00bb\nThere's more to this story:\nhttps://www.nytimes.com/2019/02/14/books/dan-mallory-plagiarism.html?action=click&module=Top%20Stories&pgtype=Homepage\nApparently (I haven't read either one) Mallory/Finn's novel bears striking resemblances to Sarah A. Denzil's \u201cSaving April\u201d published in March 2016.\nIt's interesting that Mallory's book was bought and published by his own employer, Morrow. Denzil is a pen name of Sarah Dalton, and \"Saving April\" was published by Kindle Press. Is Denzil/Dalton a successful trad pubbed author who was trying to go hybrid? Did Mallory think no one in trad pub would notice a (semi)self-pubbed ebook?\nI'm trying to think of what other person in the news has recently claimed bipolar disorder as a \"reason\" for bad behavior.\nEditors & Proofreaders [Public] / Re: Arrowhead Editing (Proofreading & Line Editing)\n\u00ab Last post by Arrowhead Editing on February 15, 2019, 05:37:12 AM \u00bb\nI have a new opening in my schedule from Monday, March 18 to Friday, March 29 for anyone who needs a line edit or proofread.\nMy rates are 0.006/word for a proofread and 0.012/word for a line edit.\nI average 8,000-10,000 words/day for editing and 15,000 words/day for proofreading, depending on the scope of work.\nYou can contact me at arrowheadediting[AT]gmail[DOT]com or visit my website for more information, including my overall availability.\n\u00ab Last post by Crystal on February 15, 2019, 04:01:26 AM \u00bb\n\u00ab Last post by Scrapper78 on February 15, 2019, 02:04:46 AM \u00bb\nThank you for all the suggestions.\n\u00ab Last post by Joseph Malik on February 15, 2019, 01:43:55 AM \u00bb\nHmm... thanks everyone. I've tried everything!\nVery odd, I'll try again later.\n\u00ab Last post by Tafkal on February 14, 2019, 11:09:44 PM \u00bb\n\u00ab Last post by The Doctor on February 14, 2019, 10:51:48 PM \u00bb\nI'm in the UK. I typed \"Nook Press\" in Google and was taken to https://press.barnesandnoble.com/",
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        "title": "Sufism \u2013 WRSP",
        "raw_content": "SUFISM TIMELINE\n610-632: Islam was revealed to the Prophet Muhammad, seen by Sufis as the first Sufi.\n700-800: Certain Muslims lived saintly lives and were later identified as Sufis.\n850-950: The practices of Sufism were standardized.\n922: Mansur al-Hallaj was executed.\n1000-1111: The early classic literature of Sufism was written.\n1166-1236: The earliest Sufi orders were founded.\n1200-1240: Ibn Arabi wrote his classic Sunni mystical works.\n1258-1431: New Sufi orders continued to be founded.\n1248-1273: Jalal al-Din Rumi wrote classic mystical poetry in Persian.\n1293-1328: Taqi al-Din Ahmad ibn Taymiyya criticized accepted practices, especially Sufi ones.\n1501: Ismail I was crowned Shah in Tabriz.\n1612-1640: Mulla Sadra wrote his classic Shi\u2019i mystical works.\n1744-1818: Saudi forces inspired by Muhammad ibn Abd al-Wahhab persecuted Sufis.\n1815-1859: New Sufi orders continued to be founded on the classic model.\n1826: The Bektashi order was abolished by the modernizing Ottoman state.\n1870-1920: Modernist reformers attacked Sufism as backward.\n1883-1927: A major new order, the Mourides, was founded in Senegal.\n1914: The first important Western Sufi order was founded, Inayat Khan\u2019s Sufi Order.\n1924: Sufism was banned in Mecca as heterodox.\n1925: Sufism was banned in Turkey as backward.\n1925-1960: Said Nursi promoted modernized Sufi views in Turkey.\n1974-2014: The first important global Sufi order, the Haqqani order, was founded.\nFor Sufis, the founder of Sufism is the Prophet Muhammad, who is also the founder of Islam. Every Sufi order knows the spiritual genealogy (silsila) of its master (shaykh or murshid), and every such Sufi genealogy starts with the living master, goes back to his own master (usually dead), then to his master\u2019s master, and thence backwards to the Prophet and thus to God. In one sense, the Sufis are right in seeing the Prophet Muhammad as their founder. Sufism is part of Islam, and Islam goes back to the Prophet Muhammad. In another sense, however, the Sufis are wrong, since there are no traces of what is today called Sufism in the historical record until the ninth century AD, 200 years after the death of the Prophet Muhammad. That, a Sufi would respond, is because the practice of Sufism was then so general that Sufism could not be distinguished from Islam as a whole.\nNo single founder of Sufism other than the Prophet has been identified by historians, though there is agreement that one of the central figures is Junayd of Baghdad, then the political and cultural center of the Muslim world, who died in 910. Some earlier Muslims made important contributions to what would later become Sufism, however, including Rabia al-\u02bbAdawiyya, who died in 801. She is remembered for her prayers and fasting, and represents the ascetic strand in Sufism. Asceticism is part of the standard practices of Islam, all practicing Muslims fast, but Rabia took asceticism further than most. There were others like her, and one ascetic practice that some ascetics followed was the wearing of rough clothing, made of wool. This is the probable origin of the term \u201cSufi,\u201d which literally means \u201cwooly.\u201d Among those who made significant contributions to Sufism before Junayd there is also Harith al-Muhasibi, who wrote on spiritual discipline, notably on the need for repentance and techniques for the careful examination of the conscience. Spiritual discipline is a second major aspect of Sufism. Finally, providing a third major aspect before the time of Junayd, there is Bayazid al-Bistami, who seems to have been one of the first Muslims to apply the understandings of philosophy to the understanding of spiritual states. Three major aspects of Sufism are visible before Junayd, then, as is Islam itself, which is the fourth (or perhaps the first) major aspect of Sufism. The significance of Junayd is that by the time of his death in 910, the distinctive practices and doctrines of Sufism are all visible in one place. This happened at a point in the history of Islam when many other Islamic doctrines and institutions were also reaching their mature forms.\nThe process of the emergence of Sufi practice and doctrine was attended by controversy. Some Sufis were so immersed in the divine that they became distracted, and behaved in unacceptable ways. Mansur al-Hallaj is said to have caused scandal in Baghdad by his strange behavior, and especially by announcing \u201cI am the Truth,\u201d thus claiming for himself one of the names of God (the Truth). He was executed in 922, a rare event in the history of Islam, as executions for religious views are extremely unusual. Some in fact argue that al-Hallaj was actually executed for his political activities, not for his religious views, and that in reality he never uttered the famous words for which he is remembered. Whatever the truth, he became one of the well-known Sufis whose biographies helped fix the Sufi identity, along with other saints whose hagiographies were recorded in works such as the Tabaqat al-Sufiyya of Abu Abd al-Rahman al-Sulami, a work competed by 1021. The doctrines and practices of Sufism were further formalized over the next century, notably by Abu \u1e24amid al-Ghazali, whose long and comprehensive Ihya ulum al-din also aimed at reconciling Sufi views with those of non-Sufi Muslim scholars. These two varieties of literature, then, were added to the practices and doctrines of Sufism that had already emerged.\nThe body of Sufi practice, doctrine, and literature was largely complete by the death of al-Ghazali in 1111, but Sufi organizations, the Sufi orders, emerged only later, mostly during the twelfth and thirteenth centuries. These included the Qadiri order or Qadiriyya, the Chishtiyya, and the Shadhiliyya. One great Sufi order, the Naqshbandiyya, did not come into being until the fifteenth century, and new Sufi orders have continued to be founded over subsequent centuries, with important new Sufi orders appearing even in the twentieth century.\nBy the fourteenth century, Sufism as it exists today becomes fully visible. Sufi orders were then found throughout the Muslim world, and had become part of the religious establishment. They were important in the religious life of communities and individuals, and also in other areas of life beyond the religious sphere. Sufis were among the most popular poets in Arabic, and the Sufi poet Jalal al-Din Rumi, who died in 1273, composed some of the most beautiful poetry even written in the Persian language. Some Sufis were warriors, manning forts one the edges of the Muslim world. One Sufi master from the Safavid order, Ismail, led his followers in a successful campaign of conquest that saw him crowned Shah Ismail I in Tabriz, Persia, in 1501. He founded the Safavid dynasty that ruled Persia until 1736. Other Sufis became rulers in other places at other times, but none established a dynasty that ruled so widely for so long. In commercial life, some Sufis were long-distance traders, preaching Sufism and Islam as they traveled. The spread of Islam in sub-Saharan Africa and Southeast Asia was mostly the work of Sufis, bringing Islam as well as the goods that they traded. From the fourteenth to the eighteenth century, then, Sufism was central to the religion of Islam, and also of great importance to the artistic, military, political, and commercial life of the Muslim world.\nDuring the nineteenth century, however, Sufis began to experience difficulties. Sufism had been criticized as un-Islamic in the eighteenth century by a radical revivalist preacher, Muhammad ibn Abd al-Wahhab, and from the nineteenth century onwards these criticisms began to have some impact. The nineteenth century also saw modernization programs in many parts of the Muslim world, and as states began to modernize, the power and influence of the Sufi orders began to appear problematic. In 1826, the government of the Ottoman Empire banned and dissolved the Bektashi order, which was too closely associated with the over-privileged Janissary military order, itself destroyed as an obstacle to building a strong, modern state. Towards the end of the nineteenth century criticism of Sufism spread in other circles. Modernist intellectuals such as Muhammad Abduh in Egypt began to criticize Sufism as backward and superstitious.\nThe difficulties that had started in the nineteenth century became worse in the twentieth century. The 1920s were the worst decade for Sufis since the execution of al-Hallaj in 922. First, in 1924, Saudi forces inspired by the anti-Sufi revivalism of Muhammad ibn Abd al-Wahhab conquered Mecca, Islam\u2019s holiest city, and banned Sufi teaching and practice there as un-Islamic. Sufism remains banned in Saudi Arabia today. Then, in 1925, the modernizing Republic of Turkey banned Sufi orders and practice as backward, seizing Sufi property and assets. Sufism is still technically illegal in Turkey today, though in practice restrictions were informally eased in the 1950s, and Sufi orders now again operate in Turkey, unofficially.\nDespite these setbacks, Sufism remains important. Notable new orders were founded outside major urban centers during the nineteenth century, notably the Tijaniyya and the Sanusiyya. Even in the twentieth century there are some places where neither anti-Sufi revivalists nor anti-Sufi modernists have made much progress, and these include Senegal in West Africa, where during the first part of the twentieth century Amadou Bamba established the new and fast-growing Mouride order as one of his country\u2019s most important influences. The Mouride headquarters at Touba have since grown to become a city with over 500,000 inhabitants. In other places, some Sufis adapted successfully to the hostile conditions of the times. In Turkey, Said Nursi observed the ban on Sufi orders, but wrote and published extremely successful books that promoted modernized Sufi views, spreading Sufi teachings to new audiences. In Morocco, the Boutchichi order used a variety of techniques to establish a large following among groups such as university students that had elsewhere become hostile to Sufism.\nIn the twentieth-century West, Sufism began to spread among those disenchanted with modern materialism and looking for satisfying spiritual alternatives. Rumi became one of the best-selling poets in America, and Western Sufi orders became established. The first of these, the Sufi Order founded in London in 1914 by an Indian Sufi, Inayat Khan, espoused a version of Sufism that was extensively adapted for Western audiences, and was not especially Islamic. This and similar \u201cuniversalist\u201d Sufi orders paved the way for more classic Islamic Sufism, such as the Haqqaniyya of Nazim al-Haqqani, a Turkish Sufi, which became the world\u2019s first truly global Sufi order. This and similar Sufi orders are among the major causes of conversion to Islam in the West today.\nSufism, then, originated with Islam, became visible in the ninth century, and enjoyed its golden age between the fourteenth and eighteenth centuries. It has declined in importance in the Muslim world since the nineteenth century, but remains important, and is moving into new areas.\nSufis share the standard beliefs and doctrines of other Muslims in the places where they live. There are thus Sunni Sufis in Sunni Muslim communities, and Shi\u2019i Sufis in Shi\u2019i Muslim communities. Sufism is sometimes understood by Westerners as a distinct denomination within Islam, like Sunnism or Shi\u2019ism, but this is incorrect.\nIn addition to the standard beliefs and doctrines of other Muslims, Sunni or Shi\u2019i, Sufis also emphasize certain beliefs that Muslims who are not Sufis either do not emphasize or do not hold. The most important of these is the belief that certain human beings are especially close to God. All Muslims believe that the Prophet Muhammad was especially close to God, from whom he received the revelations that are the basis of Islam, and both Sunni and Shi\u2019i Muslims believe that certain other persons in the early history of Islam were also especially close to God, though not as close as the Prophet. Sufis place many more people, including people in later ages and even today, in the same category. They call such persons walis. Wali is translated as \u201csaint,\u201d but in fact it means \u201cfriend\u201d or \u201cprotector.\u201d Those whom Sufis call walis are actually walis of God, friends of God, a phrase used in the Quran, where it is said that the walis of God need neither fear nor grieve.\nThe Sufi belief in saints leads to other beliefs. One is that it is good to follow a teacher or master who is a saint, as such a teacher has special access to the divine. Another is that a saint is a source of divine blessings (baraka). All Muslims believe that divine blessings bring both spiritual and material benefits, but it is the Sufis who see the saints as a major source of such blessings. This belief covers both live and dead saints, and leads Sufis to seek blessings at the tombs of dead saints. It is not only Sufis who believe in saints and visit tombs in search of blessings, however. Many ordinary Sunni Muslims do this as well, and all practicing Shi\u2019i Muslims visit the tombs of their earliest leaders, the imams. Not all Muslims visit tombs, however, while all Sufis believe in saints, and most Sufis therefore visit tombs as well as following living saints as masters.\nThe second most important Sufi belief is that a distinction can be made between two types of self, the soul (ruh) and the ego (nafs). The soul is immortal, while the ego is not, and the ego must be placed under control. Animals are pure ego, following every whim or desire, and that is fine, because that is how God made them. Human beings, in contrast, should learn not to follow their whims and desires, and instead exercise discipline over their egos. The Sharia, the divinely ordained code of Islam that covers worship and behavior as well as law, is not just a list of instructions to be followed unthinkingly, but also a path that leads to this goal. A Muslim may follow the minimum demands of the Sharia and hope for God\u2019s mercy on the day of judgment, and that is fine, and appropriate for most people. Alternatively, a Muslim may follow a much more demanding program including a variety of extra practices aimed at completely subduing the ego, and this is what many Sufis believe that Sufism is about.\nThe third most important Sufi belief is in the mystical experience, sometimes called union or illumination (fana or fath). Western scholars of religion once also believed in the existence of a mystical experience, which some scholars saw as central to religion, but the general tendency today is to treat any so-called mystical experience with extreme caution. Whether or not the mystical experience \u201cactually\u201d exists, however, certain Sufis from Bayazid al-Bistami in the ninth century to our own day have reported that experience, which forms one of the bases of Sufi doctrine. Most Sufis report only lesser forms of religious experience, but most Sufis believe that union with the divine is possible. Saints are generally expected to have experienced it.\nMystical union is understood by Sufis partly in terms derived from the Quran, some passages in which provide wide scope for interpretation, and partly in terms derived from philosophy. Since Arabic philosophy was developed on the basis of late antique Hellenistic philosophy, Neoplatonic and Gnostic concepts and understandings form part of Sufi doctrine, though very few Sufis have the necessary grasp of intellectual history to realize this. The great mystical writers of Sufism, such as Ibn Arabi and Mulla Sadra, are thus part of the great universal philosophical tradition that the Hellenistic world, Islam, Judaism, and Christianity all hold in common, a tradition that is familiar to many in the West as Scholasticism.\nFor some Sufis, further beliefs follow from this philosophical tradition. The soul (ruh), for example, may be seen as an emanation of the Universal Intelligence, which may itself be seen as one of a series of emanations from the Necessary Being, who can be described only in terms of negative attributes. In a certain sense, then, the human soul shares in divinity as it struggles to return to its origin. Such philosophy, however, is not easy to follow, and is a minority interest among Sufis, most of whom are not philosophers. Most Sufis in earlier ages, in fact, were illiterate (as, of course, were most non-Sufis).\nInterest in poetic imagery is more widespread. God is described in the poetry written by Sufis such as Rumi as the beloved, and the mystical experience is described as intoxication. The tavern may thus be described as preferable to the mosque, or the mosque described as of no more importance than the church or the temple of the idolater. Such images are deliberately risqu\u00e9, which is one source of their literary power. They can, however, easily give rise to misunderstanding. They are one source of a long-running disagreement among Western commentators about the attitude of Sufis to other religions. Some have argued that Sufism is essentially tolerant and friendly towards Christians and agnostics. Others have argued that an image should not be understood literally, and that Sufis take their understandings of other religions from Islam in general, not from Sufism or poetry.\nSince there have been many Sufis over many centuries, particular groups of Sufis in particular times and places have believed many things in addition to the beliefs described above. Some, for example, have believed that the battle to master the ego can be helped by public condemnation, and that public condemnation can usefully be attracted by public bad behavior. Some have believed that narcotics assist meditation. Some have believed that one particular saint is much more than just a saint, perhaps a god. Some have taken beliefs from the smaller Islamic denominations, including the Ismailis and the Druze. There is considerable variety in Sufi doctrine, then. But nearly all Sufis believe in saints and blessings, the need to control the ego, and the possibility of mystical union. Many Sufis have drawn on the philosophical and poetic traditions. Only very few Sufis have found spiritual benefit in narcotics, or have taken saints as gods.\nSufis follow the standard practices of Islam, though there have been occasional exceptions to this rule, especially in earlier centuries, when some Sufi ignored parts of the Sharia. They pray the ritual prayers, they give alms to the poor if they have the means to do so, they fast during Ramadan, and if they can afford it they go on pilgrimage to Mecca. They may, however, go further than non-Sufi Muslims do. As well as the obligatory ritual prayers, there are optional (sunna) prayers, and Sufis are more likely than most to perform these, and to perform more of them. Some Sufis give far more in alms than they are obliged to, perhaps keeping only the minimum for themselves. Many Sufis fast not only during Ramadan, but also on other days at other times, and some fast not only from food and drink as is normal, but also from sleep or speech or even human society. Asceticism was one of the original practices of the earliest Sufis, and remains an important practice today, though the forty-day retreat from human society that was once quite standard is now much less common than it used to be. As well as going on pilgrimage to Mecca, Sufis also visit the tombs of saints in search of blessings, as do many other Muslims. In many Muslim countries, annual anniversary celebrations (mawlid ) are arranged at the tombs of great saints, sometimes lasting for days, and many or even most local people join in the general celebration, whether or not they are Sufis.\nIn addition to these practices, there are both individual and group practices that are specific to Sufis. The main individual practice is devotion to the master of the order to which a Sufi belongs or, in the case of a Sufi who is the master of an order, to his own former master, now deceased. A Sufi loves his master and follows his example in all things, not only in matters of ritual but also in modes of behavior, and even perhaps of dress. A Sufi also obeys his master in all things, asking his master\u2019s advice and permission before making major decisions, even in his private life. Love and obedience are important spiritual practices.\nIn addition to this, the main formal individual practice of a Sufi is the litany (wird or wazifa). This consists of the repeated recitation of specific passages from the Quran and of other prayers. The prayers are generally short, but may each be repeated hundreds or even thousands of times, so that the litany as a whole can take a long time to perform. Stings of beads (sibha) are used to count the repetitions. The litany is typically repeated every day after the morning and evening ritual prayer. It varies from order to order, and an order\u2019s master may vary the litanies given to different individuals. It is in some ways a form of meditation, and is sometimes accompanied by other forms of meditation, which might for example involve forming a mental image of the Sufi master, and by various exercises in self-examination.\nThe main communal practice of Sufism is the dhikr, named after the Arabic word for remembrance, and generally performed once a week. The dhikr is a collective litany, during which a number of Sufis, normally between 20 and 200, meet to chant repetitive prayers together, following a particular rhythm, sometimes marked by a drum. Other musical instruments such as pipes or a gong are also used in some orders. The chanting is generally accompanied by physical movements, typically of the upper body, and breathing patterns. During dhikr, Sufis often sit or stand in a circle, but sometimes a row is used instead of a circle.\nThe precise form of the dhikr, like the words of the litany, varies from one order to another. The degree of choreography also varies. Some dhikrs are restrained and careful performances, while others are unrestrained and even wild. The dhikr of an urban order with many educated members will normally be more restrained than the dhikr of a rural order with few educated members. Styles of dhikr also vary by region: African dhikrs and Malaysian dhikrs, for example, have distinct styles. All dhikrs, however, are significant experiences, both for those engaged in them and for spectators. Some participants fall into states of ecstasy, especially in certain orders. Spectators are sometimes present in small numbers by invitation, and sometimes in larger numbers when a dhikr is held in a public place. They are generally welcome, as the dhikr serves as publicity for the order, and all orders welcome new members.\nTwo unusual varieties of dhikr are especially dramatic and often draw large crowds. One is associated particularly with the Rifa\u2019i order, and involves participants demonstrating the extent of control over the material by piercing parts of the body with skewers and spits, or by handling poisonous snakes, and remaining unharmed. The other variety of dhikr is associated with the Mevlevi order, and involves \u201cturning,\u201d often called \u201cwhirling.\u201d The Mevlevis are often known in English as \u201cwhirling dervishes,\u201d dervish being a Persian-Turkish word for Sufi. Rather than just moving the upper body as is standard during dhikr, the Mevlevis turn the whole body through 360 degrees, multiple times. The technique of turning without becoming dizzy is more easily learned than the technique of piercing with skewers and spits without being hurt, and part of the point of turning is its beauty, which is accentuated by the billowing white dress and tall cap worn by the Mevlevis, and by the flute music that accompanies their turning. Mevlevi turning is now often performed in Turkey as a form of folkloric dance for the entertainment of tourists, not as a religious ritual. There are still, however, some Mevlevis who turn as a form of dhikr.\nThe Rifa\u2019i dhikr and the Mevlevi sema (as the Mevlevi dhikr is called) are both atypical. The more normal dhikr is really the communal form of the litany, and is much more representative of standard Sufi practice. The heart of Sufi practice, though is not dramatic ritual but quiet and invisible self-discipline, learned through ascetic practice and also through submission to the Sufi master. Sufi masters use a variety of techniques for teaching, testing and training their followers.\nThere is no single Sufi organization. Sufis are organized in Sufi orders (tariqa) led by masters (shaykh). The Sufi order is the framework for Sufi practices, and the master is the spiritual director. Both order and master are also important sources of identity, and a focus for social activity and fellowship. Sufi orders resemble Christian monastic orders, but differ in that they are part-time. Christian monks leave the world for a monastic order and remain there, sometimes in cloistered seclusion, but Sufis live in the world, with jobs and families, while also belonging to a Sufi order.\nLogically, only saints should be Sufi masters, but in practice this logic may be reversed, and the fact that a person is a Sufi master may lead to the belief that he is a saint. Many Sufi masters become masters not because they are obviously saints but because they are the most suitable candidate to replace another master who has just died, and often the reason that they are the most suitable candidate is that they are the son of the deceased master. This gives rise to hereditary dynasties of saints, whose position may be strengthened by inheritance of suitable real estate, including tomb sites.\nAlthough there is no formal distinction between hereditary saints and \u201creal\u201d saints, in practice a person who seems to be a \u201creal\u201d saint, and who perhaps has learning as well as charisma, is much more likely to build up a large following than a merely hereditary saint, and may even found a new Sufi order. A hereditary saint, in contrast, will often preside over an order that is declining in size and importance. While there are always some orders that are expanding, then, there are also others that are declining. Those belonging to a new and expanding order will often be deeply committed to it, to their master, and to Sufism and Islam, while those who belong to a declining order may belong simply because of family tradition, participating in activities only occasionally. If someone who belonged to a declining order became especially committed to Sufism, they might well shift to a new and expanding order. Even among deeply committed Sufis, there are variations. A few deeply committed Sufis live for their master and order, traveling with him when he travels, paying little attention to life outside the order. Some deeply committed Sufis focus their lives on their master and order, visiting whenever they have time free. Some Sufis, however, remember their master and order only when they have nothing else to occupy them. And some remember their order only when reminded of it, and are not always scrupulous in their Islam either.\nWhile gender makes little difference for Sufis in terms of beliefs or practices, Sufi organization is normally divided by gender, as are all other types of organization in the Muslim world. Sufi masters are almost always male. Most publicly active members of Sufi orders are also male, since Sufis normally follow the same gender practices as other Muslims, and in most parts of the Muslim world, public religious rituals are attended primarily by men (women pray at home). Certain tombs are visited especially by women, however, and women may also belong to Sufi orders. As gender roles within Sufism normally follow local norms, and local norms are currently changing, especially in urban areas, so gender roles within Sufism are also now changing. In societies where it has become normal for women to be educated, there are often parallel arrangements for women in Sufi orders. In societies where it is now normal for women to follow professions at advanced levels, women may also occupy senior positions in Sufi orders. Female university professors have recently taken prominent positions in Sufi orders in Lebanon and Morocco, for example. In America, women may even run Sufi orders.\nSufis follow the leadership of other members of the order to which they belong as well as the leadership of their master. Some orders are small enough for all the Sufis in them to have frequent personal contact with their master, but many are so large that all that is possible is an occasional glimpse of the master, perhaps at a large public gathering. In large orders, a hierarchical structure is therefore found. This may be informal or formal. When it is informal, newer Sufis simply listen to and learn from those who have spent longer in the order than they have. When it is formal, the master will appoint representatives (various terms are used) to assist in particular tasks or to run small groups in other towns or villages. These representatives may be given authorization (idhn) to admit new members into the order. Some orders have also developed complex systems of ranks and grades below the master and his representatives, but this is unusual.\nOrders vary considerably in size. A small order may consist of no more than twenty people, have no property, and be led by a part-time master who lives off some other activity, perhaps as a teacher or merchant. A large order may have many thousands of followers, own tombs and mosques and hostels, and be led by a full-time master who lives off the gifts of his followers. Occasionally, an order may have millions of followers and a full-time staff to run it, but this is very unusual. Sufism is more about personal contact than about size.\nSufi orders can be confusing because the largest orders of all have no organizational existence. Over almost a thousand years, ancient orders such as the Qadiriyya or Naqshbandiyya have spread across the whole Muslim world, and among Muslim minorities outside it. There are Qadiris in China, Egypt, and California. These Qadiris all have in common a reverence for their founder, Abd al-Qadir al-Jilani, and the use of certain prayers and practices, but nothing more. The world-wide Qadiriyya has no central leadership. Instead, there is a local leadership in each area where the Qadiriyya operates. In China\u2019s Gansu Province, for example, there are now at least twelve independent Qadiri orders, one of which was founded as recently as the 1950s. A Sufi in Gansu Province, then, might belong to the Gaozhaojia Qadiri order, so-called because it was founded by Mashihaya from Gaozhaojia, or to the Yatou Qadiri order, so-called because it was established in the village of Yatou. Mashihaya, the founder of the Gaozhaojia, was himself a former member of the Yatou, a typical way in which an order spreads. The Gaozhaojia is reported now to have some 200 members, and so is not in itself of great significance on a global scale. Sufism as a whole, however, is of significance on a global scale, and individual Sufis are Sufis as a result of their membership of small local organizations like the Gaozhaojia. Sufi orders would be easier to understand if there were different terms for global orders like the Qadiriyya and for local orders such as the Gaozhaojia, but unfortunately the same term is used for both.\nEver since the execution of Hallaj in 922, Sufism has been controversial. From the tenth century onwards, Sufis have explained that Sufism respects the Sharia, and that the Sharia is the essential vessel that holds the truths of Sufism. That so many Sufis have explained this so often over the ages shows the persistence of the suspicion among other Muslims that there is some fundamental problem with Sufism.\nKing Abdulaziz Ibn Saud, who banned Sufism in Mecca in 1924 meets with President Roosevel\nOne issue with Sufism is that its emphasis on the personal experience of the divine inevitably seems to deemphasize other aspectsof Islam. If the Sharia is a means to mystic union, what need does someone who has experienced mystic union have for the Sharia? As Sufi poetry sometimes asks, is not the tavern more attractive than the mosque? And might not some Sufis actually be found in real taverns, not just symbolic ones?\nSuspicions of this sort have made problems for mystics in other religions, not just for Sufis. Sufis have also, however, suffered from accusations that their doctrines and practices are un-Islamic and therefore Islamically unacceptable. One of the first major critics of Sufism as un-Islamic was Taqi al-Din Ibn Taymiyya, an independently-minded Syrian scholar of the thirteenth century who criticized many religious and social practices of his time and came into repeated conflict with the civil authorities as a result. He objected especially to the mystic theology of Ibn Arabi, to the idea that saints could intervene with God on behalf of other humans, and to the visiting of tombs. His was a lonely voice, however, and died in jail. His criticisms had little or no impact on the status of Sufism at the time.\nSimilar ideas, however, were expressed four centuries later by another independently-minded scholar, the hardline revivalist preacher Muhammad ibn Abd al-Wahhab, who lived and taught on the edge of Muslim world, in the sparsely-populated deserts of east-central Arabia. While Ibn Taymiyya came into repeated conflict with the civil authorities in Syria and Egypt, Ibn Abd al-Wahhab made an alliance with a local ruler in Arabia, Muhammad ibn Saud. That alliance secured the position of Ibn Abd al-Wahhab and his doctrine, and provided the basis for what is now the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. As noted above, Sufism was banned in Mecca in 1924, and has since been widely attached by those who share the perspectives of Ibn Abd al-Wahhab. This includes members of the Salafi movement, which is the single most important Islamic movement in the world today. Salafism is so large that its diversity makes it hard to define, and sometimes it seems that the one thing that all Salafis have in common is a hatred of Sufism. The Salafis of the so-called Islamic State frequently destroy Sufi tombs. Sufis, in response, reject Salafism.\nThere is some basis to the argument that Sufism is un-Islamic, as there is no evidence for the existence of Sufi doctrines or practices at the time of the Prophet. The Quranic verses which Sufis use to justify their positions do not really provide much justification. Certainly, it is stated in the Quran that the walis of God need neither fear nor grieve, for example, but there is nothing to show that what Sufis mean by wali is the same as what was meant by wali in the Quran. Mixing Quranic terminology with perspectives derived from Hellenistic philosophy does not change the fact that those perspectives are in their origin Hellenistic rather than Quranic. In a sense, then, the Islamic critics of Sufism are right. The problem with their argument, however, is that it was not just Sufism that first becomes visible in the historical record two or three centuries after the death of the Prophet, but also many other aspects of Islam. Much of the Sharia is grounded in the later consensus of scholars rather than in the text of the Quran. Many concepts used in the theology of all later Muslim scholars, including Ibn Taymiyya, are of Hellenistic origin. The word \u201cSharia\u201d appears only once in the Quran, and when it does, clearly means something quite different. Islam may have originated with the Prophet Muhammad, but its interpretation and institutionalization was the work of later generations. In the end, then, the view of Sufism as un-Islamic cannot be sustained.\nJust as the Islamic opponents of Sufism argue that it is un-Islamic, so some non-Islamic enthusiasts of Sufism argue that it is non- Islamic. These include many of the followers of the Sufi Order established by Inayat Khan in London in 1914, which now has branches everywhere, including America\u2019s west and east coasts. Similar arguments are made by the readers of Idries Shah, whose work was extremely popular in the West in the 1970s to 1990s, and the followers of some \u201cuniversalist\u201d Western Sufi orders. There is again some basis to this argument. Sufism may be understood as mysticism, and mysticism is not just Islamic. Something that can be identified as mysticism existed before Islam, and exists outside Islam. The trouble with this argument, however, is that while it is possible to find mysticism within Sufism, much that is within Sufism is not mysticism. As we have seen, much is specifically Islamic. In the end, then, the view of Sufism as non-Islamic cannot be sustained either. Sufism is part of Islam.\nAl-Ghazali, Abu Hamid. 2010. The Marvels of the Heart: Science of the Spirit. Trans. and ed. Hamza Yusuf. Louisville, KY: Fons Vitae.\nAl-Ghazali, Abu Hamid. 1986. Inner Dimensions of Islamic Worship. Trans. Muhtar Holland. 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        "raw_content": "Teesside Airport car rental\nCar and van rental from Teesside Airport\nInstant Teeside Airport car hire and van rental quote - secure online reservations.\nTeesside Airport car hire\nHire a car from Durham Tees Valley Airport\nDurham Tees airport is just six miles from Darlington. Today the airport sees some 50,000 passengers pass through each year and flies to more than 25 destinations. The airport levies a Passenger Facility Fee of \u00a36 per traveller, \u00a32 for children aged 3 and 15 years.\nBy car - It is conveniently positioned on the A67, which can be accessed from the well- signposted A1(M), the A66 and the A19. The airport is easily accessed from Newcastle, Durham, York and Leeds. There is a taxi rank in front of the Terminal, or they can be booked in advance, should you need to travel to a car rental compound not at the airport.\nTeesside airport is near the North York Moors and Yorkshire Dales (a two-hour drive taking you to the spectacular Lake District) in the shadow of the Pennines, all acknowledged as having some of the most beautiful locations in the UK. The nearest town, Darlington, is a large market town, most famous as the location for the world's first passenger railway. It is known for a range of both national and independent stores, with attractive designer stores on Grange Road and an art and restaurant quarter on Duke Street.\nTeesside airport is also near Middlesbrough (10 miles away), with its famous Transporter Bridge and the Captain Cook Museum. It is a great shopping centre and offers much in the way of art, culture and sport. The stunning Norman cathedral and castle city of Durham is 24 miles away, offering all the facilities expected from a major regional city.\nAirport facilities - there are bureaux de change, a cash point and numerous payphones in the Terminal building. Executive lounges are available airside. Disabled facilities include an \u2018ambulift\u2019 for aircraft boarding. Baby change facilities are available in all male and female toilets, except in baggage claim where the baby change facilities are located in the unisex disabled toilets. There is a branch of WH Smith in the Terminal, together with a caf\u00e9 and bar, and a coffee shop and bar in the departure lounge. Tax and Duty Free shop.\nHotels - there are three hotels in relative proximity to the airport.\nDurham Tees Valley car rental information\nThere are five main car hire providers in the arrivals\u2019 hall at Durham Tees Valley airport, with cars available in the car rental car park in front of the Terminal. Other providers may offer a meet and greet service, but this can end up costing you more if you are not careful.\nChecking with the providers will ensure you can get the car you need. They generally have a good supply available and to make it more convenient for you can very often agree to one- way hire. You probably will need to specify a 7 or 9-seater vehicle in advance, as these may not be available from all providers. And if you need a child seat, and satellite navigation if not built- in to the car, just give the provider advance notice.\nIt\u2019s often possible to arrange a car using your mobile phone. However, unless you use a dedicated smartphone app (check with your app store), be advised that if phoning, many operators use a premium rate telephone number, which, if on a mobile with international roaming, can be expensive (see www.saynoto0870.com for alternative standard rate UK STD telephone numbers). And Freephone numbers are charged to mobiles. Endure the best deal by booking in advance.\nSpecial offers are sometimes available on the day, but the best way to guarantee these is to book in advance. This also helps you obtain any special model type you might require and also saves time on arrival because you will have completed all the paperwork in advance.\nMake sure you check the car for any prior damage before you drive away and report anything you find to the operator on site. You might otherwise find you are charged for damage that wasn\u2019t yours at the end of your rental. Don\u2019t forget to drive on the left and overtake on the right! And check with the rental rep how to open the fuel cap \u2013 it\u2019s amazing the number of drivers who panic at their first fuel stop because they can\u2019t find the remote fuel cap release.\nFinally, check all documents you receive and the information they contain so that you are paying for what you expect. And don\u2019t forget your ID and driving licence!",
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        "raw_content": "Will Erdogan cut ties with Israel over Jerusalem?\nA round-up of the Turkish president's comments in wake of the US decision to recognise Jerusalem as Israel's capital.\nErdogan has been particularly critical of Trump's announcement [Umit Bektas/Reuters]\nA strong supporter of the Palestinian cause, Erdogan hosted an extraordinary meeting on Wednesday in Istanbul, under the auspices of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC).\nBefore the OIC Jerusalem summit, Erdogan had threatened to cut diplomatic ties with Israel, \"if necessary\". He had also said that the summit would be a \"turning point\".\nAt the summit however, Erdogan did not expand on his earlier threat, and instead reaffirmed the illegality of the US decision: \"It is null and void \u2026 no country in the world has supported [it]\".\nThe statements have not impressed Israel.\n\"Unfortunately, Erdogan does not miss an opportunity to attack Israel,\" Naftali Bennett, Israel's education minister.\nHere is a round-up of what Turkey's president has been saying about Jerusalem in recent days, and a look at his country's ties with Israel.\n'Partner in bloodshed'\nIn a speech on Monday in Turkey's capital, Ankara, Erdogan said Trump's decision had made Washington complicit in the violence.\n\"The ones who made Jerusalem a dungeon for Muslims and members of other religions will never be able to clean the blood from their hands,\" said Erdogan.\n\"With their decision to recognise Jerusalem as Israel's capital, the United States has become a partner in this bloodshed,\" he added, noting that he did not consider Trump's decision binding.\nTurkey, however, is an ally of the US. It joined NATO in 1952.\nThe ones who made Jerusalem a dungeon for Muslims and members of other religions will never be able to clean the blood from their hands.\n'Terrorist state'\nOn Sunday, speaking at a meeting of the ruling Justice and Development Party in the central city of Sivas, Erdogan labelled Israel a \"terrorist state\", saying \"Palestine has been under occupation since 1947\".\n\"Trump's declaration of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel is null and void for us in any case,\" he added, noting that the US declaration was an attempt to \"damage peace and security in the region\".\n\"Trump seeks to move forwards by saying. 'there we go, I did it, it's done!,\" Erdogan said, adding, \"I'm sorry but\u2026 being strong does not give you such a right\".\n'Jerusalem is a red line'\nAhead of Trump's announcement, Erdogan said he could go as far as breaking off diplomatic ties with Israel if Washington formally recognised Jerusalem as the Israeli capital, calling such a move a \"red line\" for Muslims.\n\"I am saddened by the reports that the US is getting ready to recognise Jerusalem as Israel's capital,\" he said on Tuesday.\n\"Mr. Trump, Jerusalem is the red line of Muslims. It is a violation of international law to take a decision supporting Israel while Palestinian society's wounds are still bleeding,\" he told a parliamentary meeting of his ruling party.\n\"This can go as far as severing Turkey's ties with Israel. I am warning the United States not to take such a step which will deepen the problems in the region.\"\nIsraeli-Turkish relations\nTies restored in 2016. Israel and Turkey announced in June 2016 they would normalise ties after a years-long rupture.\nPipeline deal in 2017. Israel and Turkey agreed to build an underwater pipeline connecting Israel's massive offshore gas field Leviathan to Turkey, Reuters news agency reported in March.\nThis could be built within four years, according to one of the partners in the project.\nIsrael has been pursuing several regional export deals for its newfound gas reserves and the Leviathan group is moving ahead with development plans since making its final $3.75bn investment decision.\nHelp extinguishing fires. In November 2016, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu thanked Turkey for sending specialised aircraft to help put out a rash of wildfires that broke out in several parts of the country.\nTurkey was the only country from the Middle East to provide such help to Israel. Greece, Croatia, Italy, Cyprus and Russia also offered to assist extinguishing the blazes.",
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        "raw_content": "Registration open for June Cattle Feeders Conference\nThe Cattle Feeders Conference held in partnership with the Iowa Cattlemen's Association, will be June 10 -11, 2009 at the Holiday Inn in Ames. Entitled \"Cattle Feeders' Conference: A New Era of Management -- People, Cattle, Business,\" the two-day event will provide cattle feeders with valuable information for tackling today's troubles.\nThose wishing to attend can access the conference brochure and registration form on the Iowa Beef Center Web site, www.iowabeefcenter.org, or call 515-294-BEEF to sign up. Registration before May 29, 2009, is $75; after this date and at the door the cost is $100.\nThe conference speakers will touch on issues ranging from the livestock industry's carbon footprint to labor and employee relations. A detailed agenda with all of the speakers and presentations listed is available in the conference brochure on the Iowa Beef Center homepage.\nSponsors for the event include Elanco Animal Health; Fort Dodge Animal Health; Certified Angus Beef, LLC; and the Virginia Department of Agriculture. For more information, contact conference committee member Dan Loy at dloy@iastate.edu or 515-294-1058.\nThe Iowa Beef Center at Iowa State University in Ames was established in 1996 with the goal of supporting the growth and vitality of the state's beef cattle industry. It serves as the university's extension program to cattle producers and is comprised of faculty and staff from ISU Extension and the colleges of agriculture and life sciences and veterinary medicine. The Iowa Beef Center's members work to develop and deliver the latest in research-based information regarding the beef cattle industry. For more information about the Iowa Beef Center, visit www.iowabeefcenter.org.",
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        "raw_content": "12/13/2017 Company News, Events created by Michael Cyros\nAnother year has gone by, and it is time to look back and reflect on the learnings of another exciting year in the vision industry and at Allied Vision.\n2017: The Year of Embedded Vision\nWithout a doubt, embedded vision made the headlines. With more and more powerful embedded processors now available in the market, it is possible to perform advanced image processing tasks on embedded systems. As a result, there is a growing interest in vision technology in the embedded world. This trend was clearly visible at events such as the Embedded Vision Summit or the Embedded Vision Europe conference. In parallel, the traditional PC-based machine vision industry has recognized the potential of embedded technology for more compact and cost-efficient applications.\nIn May 2017 we introduced an all-new camera platform that combines the best of both worlds at the Embedded Vision Summit in Santa Clara, California: The Allied Vision 1 product line is powered by the innovative ALVIUM\u00ae processing technology. The new platform was well received, and we look forward to releasing the first camera models next year.\nBehind the scenes, we also heavily invested in our manufacturing facilities in Stadtroda, Germany, to build an all-new, fully automated production line for the future platform.\nOverall, 2017 was a very dynamic year in the machine vision industry. We saw strong growth in the market fueled by positive economic trends, growing industrial automation in the Chinese market driven by the never-ending demand for consumer electronics, and the surge of new application areas for computer vision. Allied Vision posted record growth in sales and revenue and we hired additional staff to better serve our customers around the world, notably in China and the Asia Pacific region.\nMore CMOS and high-resolution cameras\nBesides the trend toward embedded vision, 2017 was also the year of CMOS. After Sony\u2019s decision in 2015 to discontinue CCD sensors by 2025, CMOS sensors have become commonly integrated in digital industrial cameras, gradually taking over CCD sensors. We have introduced numerous new camera models featuring the latest high-resolution CMOS sensors from Sony, as well as from ON Semiconductor in our Mako, Manta and Prosilica GT camera families.\n2018 will bring more exciting challenges to the industry but until then, I would like to thank our customers, our partners, and our staff for a tremendous year 2017.\nOn a sad note, the recent passing of one of our colleagues reminds us to be appreciative of everything around us and above all to enjoy and live life to its fullest. With that in mind, I\u2019d like to wish a very happy and healthy holiday season to all, and best wishes for the New Year!\nDon\u2019t miss any new articles. To receive new post notifications to your inbox, subscribe to our e-newsletters today, and we will send you email notifications as soon as a new article in your area of interest is available.",
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        "raw_content": "Theater: 'Wild' child\nDragon Theatre explores autism on personal and historical levels\nJohnathan Tierney plays Peter, the titular \"Wild Boy\" from the 18th century. Photo by Kimberly Wadycki.\nI have a particular affinity for stories that flip back and forth through time, skipping between eras and drawing parallels between them, the past informing the present and the present shining light on the past. It's an affinity that Dragon Theatre shares, exemplified by its current production, \"Wild Boy.\"\nThe play shifts between modern day, where Portland, Oregon, couple Paul and Jennifer are reeling after their toddler son is diagnosed with autism, and 18th-century Europe, where King George I of England has brought a seemingly feral, mute boy found in the woods to court as a pet project.\n\"Wild Boy,\" by Oliver Goldstick, was adapted from writer/historian Paul Collins' book \"Not Even Wrong: A Father's Journey into Autism.\" Collins is also the lead character, and it's through his voice that the audience witnesses both his own family life and the story of \"Peter the wild boy,\" whom Collins is researching for a book. As Collins grapples with his son Morgan's (Jonathan Tierney) diagnosis and ponders Peter's fairly tragic life, he makes connections between the two and begins to explore ideas of what it means to be \"normal,\" or even human, as well as how to balance helping Morgan thrive in a world designed for the neurotypical with encouraging him to be himself.\nMorgan, his parents proudly boast, learned the alphabet as a baby and can put together a complex puzzle in record time. He could, they venture, be a genius. Ah, but their early-interventionist clinician replies, he prefers to do the puzzle backward, not interested in making a picture. He refuses eye contact and rarely speaks, other than in fragments of song lyrics. He's someone with significant issues, the doctors say, for whom difficult things come easily and easy things with difficulty.\nPaul and Jennifer are first in denial, then vacillate between anger, fear and acceptance. Morgan's quirks, which they once celebrated as adorable and charming, must now be scrutinized as possible autism signs. They're overwhelmed by the hours of behavioral therapy recommended and worried about stamping out what's special about Morgan in favor of trying to make him conform to societal norms.\nPaul (played with wonderful warmth and naturalism by Ryan O'Donnell) also comes to recognize in himself and his relatives some neurodiverse characteristics -- as a child his senses were overloaded by school, and he was placed in special ed. He loses himself in his research topics obsessively, becoming deaf to the world. His father, uncles and in-laws, he recalls, were introverted, socially awkward engineers, mathematicians and musicians. Have he and Jennifer (Olivia Haas) burdened their son with what he refers to as a \"genetic kick-me sign?\" Are the family's artistic and cerebral gifts a blessing, a curse or both? And while Jennifer is keen to have a second child, Paul worries about saddling a younger sibling with a possibly highly disabled older brother for life, as well as the family having enough resources to give their children the opportunities and energy they deserve.\nMeanwhile, back in the 1700s, King George I (John Stephen King, yep, King plays a king) is a monarch unhappily dragged out of his beloved Bavaria to rule in misery over damp, foreign Britain. When he finds \"wild boy\" Peter (Tierney, again) living alone in the woods, he senses a kinship between himself, an outsider in his begrudgingly adopted country and culture, and this boy, doomed to forever be outside society due to his inability to assimilate into civilization. Kindhearted Princess of Wales Caroline (Isabel Siragusa) takes pity on Peter and shows him tenderness but with little avail. Though he becomes a celebrity of sorts, even turning up in a Kensington Palace portrait, he's at best treated as a circus freak and at worst a despised, savage beast. Peter, it seems, was abandoned by his parents when they couldn't cope with his lack of language skills and \"wild\" behavior. We'll likely never know his true origins, nor the cause of his disabilities, but his story does prove an intriguing and heartbreaking case study.\nSensitively and skillfully directed by Ken Sonkin, Dragon's production is sweet and funny in addition to thought-provoking. Sonkin also deserves credits for the production's nicely executed sound design, which allows styles of piano music to distinguish switches in timelines and, in one transition, the rain of Portland to meld into the downpour of England. The set, by Joshua McDermott, is the most elaborate I've seen yet at the Dragon, with clever jungle-gym features such as swings and bars. 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        "raw_content": "Depression hurts workplace productivity\nWhen the average person thinks about depression, they may picture someone who's just severely sad. However, as a psychiatric illness, depression is more than just sadness. People who have this condition also have problems sleeping, eating right or concentrating on everyday tasks. This underscores the importance of collaboration with PEO companies to ensure that your employees have the most comprehensive benefits that can help cover treatment for depression.\nA recent survey pointed to worrisome trends regarding the prevalence of depression in the workplace, as well as the positive impact of depression care benefits, as published by the Society for Human Resource Management.\nStigma dissuades adequate management\nAccording to the news source, a survey of 1,000 workers in the U.S., conducted by the Employers Health Coalition, revealed that 23 percent of respondents had been diagnosed with major depressive disorder at least once in their lifetimes. Furthermore, 58 percent of these individuals didn't make their diagnosis known to their employers. Within this group, 49 percent felt disclosure of their depression would put their jobs at risk, and 24 percent said they were afraid of a lack of confidentiality.\n\"This survey provides evidence clearly demonstrating the detrimental impact of depression on the U.S. workforce and the associated stigma of the disease,\" Brian Klepper, CEO of the National Business Coalition on Health, told the news source. \"The results show there is a vital need for employers to provide support and resources in their workplaces for those suffering from this debilitating disease.\"\nWhether the threat to job security is genuine or not, it's also illegal. According to the National Alliance on Mental Illness, the Americans with Disabilities Act protects employees with psychiatric illness from workplace discrimination. Additionally, people who have depression and other disorders may not seek treatment because of fear of rejection from their loved ones or a lack of general knowledge.\nLook into depression care benefits\nOne reason why depression is relevant for employers is the fact that it costs businesses $44 billion in lost workdays and reduced productivity. For these reasons, make sure that your workers' benefits include comprehensive coverage for depression and other psychiatric health issues. Additional services that may be valuable include depression recognition screenings, employee assistance programs and training that teaches managers and supervisors how to recognize the signs of depression.\nAccording to the SHRM, the Return on Investment for these benefits is nearly 300 percent.",
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        "raw_content": "Photographing the world\u2019s refugee crisis: interview with Fabio Bucciarelli\nWe interview war photographer Fabio Bucciarelli about his latest project capturing images of the world\u2019s refugee crisis.\nSyrian woman looks at the sea in Kizkalesi, 60 Km west of Mersin, Turkey, while hoping to be embarked soon on a ship headed to Europe, January 29, 2015.\nThe Dream, which is currently being exhibited at the Bronx Documentary Center, covers the past five years of images that Bucciarelli has shot throughout the world, highlighting the plight of refugees. His travels have taken him from the Italian island of Lampedusa, to Syria, Turkey, Iraq, Egypt, Serbia, Macedonia, and to the small Greek island of Lesbos, where refugees continue to arrive from Turkey by the boatload every day.\nWe recently caught up with him to ask about his career and this latest project.\nA woman from Syria rests on a bus crossing Serbia, bringing her from the Macedonian north border to Belgrade, Serbia\u2019s capital city.\nHow did you start out as a photographer?\nI originally got a degree in telecommunications in 2007 and worked for a while as an engineer. In 2008 I started becoming interested in photography and did some reportage and exhibitions in an amateur way. At the end of the year, inspired by a workshop by [war photographer] Philip Blenkinsop, I decided to quit my job and try to work as a photographer.\nSo I started travelling and the turning point was when I spent a month covering the 2009 earthquake in Italy, collaborating with Italian press agency La Presse/AP. When I came back they gave me a contract as a staff photographer covering sports, Milan fashion week, political events, etc. It was like a dream for me. After two years I decided to quit the agency to work freelance.\nWhen did you end up specialising in war photography?\nIn 2011 I went to Libya a few times on assignment and covered the final battle there. I took a picture of Gaddafi on the day of his death, and that was a turning point for my career as a freelance photographer.\nI continued to cover the Arab Spring and in 2012 spent a month covering the war in Syria. I received the Robert Capa Gold Medal and the Pictures of the Year International award for the work I did there, and this was another major turning point in my career.\nA Sudanese refugee sits on the dock of the Sicilian port of Augusta (Italy) waiting to be transferred to the first reception area, June 23, 2015.\nWhat inspired this project on the refugee crisis in particular?\nIn Libya, when I was covering the fighting in Benghazi, I remember hundreds of people waiting in camps. These people were from Bangladesh or other African countries and had come to work in Libya, but when they arrived they immediately entered the conflict zone and became refugees of the Arab Spring. So, at that time I decided to keep an eye open for the refugees of the Arab Spring. I travelled to different countries such as Tunisia, Libya, Egypt, Syria, Turkey, and to the Balkans, and since 2011 have been taking images of the refugee crisis.\nAfter last summer, I looked over all my work that was ready to be published and talked to FotoEvidence Press in New York, which decided to do a book about all these stories. From the book the exhibition was born. We have just finished the edit of the book, covering the past five years, which will come out in the first week of May.\nAfghan refugees wait to be registered out of Moria camp at the Greek island of Lesvos on October 12, 2015.\nAm I right in thinking \u2018The Dream\u2019 is a crowdfunded project?\nYes, we were wondering how we would get funding to publish the book, because it\u2019s not like a book with the best pictures across the past five years; it\u2019s a book with a specific idea. So we decided to join forces with the crowdfunding campaign [Kickstarter]. We asked for $26,000 and got $30,000, so we got enough money to do the book.\nWhat are you hoping to highlight with the images in the book? Are you hoping to change people\u2019s opinions or show something in particular?\nYes, absolutely. During the past year we have been overwhelmed with images of refugees escaping, or images of refugees crossing countries, so what I tried to do is give a different focus to the refugee crisis.\nThe book is called The Dream \u2013 the dream means the engine for the refugees when they start fleeing war, when they start to escape from the conflict zone. The only thing that gives them the power, the hope to escape, is the dream \u2013 the dream to get a family, the dream to find a job, the dream to escape as far as they can from the war.\nSo it\u2019s like a more conceptual way of storytelling. But at the same time, we are talking about a breaking news event. We are talking about a very immediate crisis, so I tried to get a [balance] between photojournalism and conceptual pictures.\nHow are you received by the refugees? How do they respond to you taking their images?\nEveryone was great. There are a lot of people escaping from Syria who know very well the importance of photojournalism, because this is the way the world can know something more about them.\nThe point is, when you\u2019re trying to get a picture that has empathy, you have to feel that empathy when you are getting the picture, so you have to spend time with them so they trust you. The difference between just a good picture and one that becomes iconic is the empathy you feel when you are shooting.\nWhat would you like people to know about the refugee crisis if there\u2019s one thing your images could tell people?\nFirst, that they are victims of war, or anger, or crime.\nAnother thing is that I want people to treat them as human: that\u2019s the most important point. In Europe, after the past six months, there are a lot of countries building barbed-wire fences because they don\u2019t want the refugees coming into their country, but they have to understand that they don\u2019t want to come into your country, they are escaping the war.\nIt\u2019s like Italians when they came to South America. It\u2019s migration \u2013 and that\u2019s the human story.\nA Syrian family weeps tears of joy after reaching, on a rubber boat from Turkey, the village of Skala Sykaminias located on the northeastern Greek island of Lesbos, on October 10, 2015.\nCan you tell us about the kit used? You said you used a pinhole camera for a lot of the images.\nYes, a friend of mine made a pinhole camera for me to test for him, as he wanted to start production of them. When testing the camera I realised it was really good, so I decided to start shooting with it. The kind of image that pinhole cameras produce is timeless. It\u2019s a bit different from the photojournalist images that explain what is going on: pinhole images transmit more empathy, the feeling of what the refugees are feeling during their trip and during their process.\nMigrants and refugees coming from Sub-Saharan countries are seen in line for the identification process at the dock of the port of Messina (Italy) on July 4,2015.\nHow do you maintain impartiality in war photography? I imagine it\u2019s very difficult to tell both sides of a story.\nYes, it\u2019s difficult to tell the story from both sides. For example, I\u2019ve never been in Syria from the regime side. It\u2019s not easy for me to go there now because I\u2019ve been working in Syria on the rebel side and have been published a lot. If you want a 360-degree [perspective] of the situation it would be great to visit both sides of the story, but sometimes we have to take a side. We are journalists and we have an idea of what is going on over there \u2013 that\u2019s the reason why we want to go and cover it, and we have to be clear with ourselves why.\nWith the Syrian war, I went to the rebel side rather than the Assad side because I was thinking, and am still thinking, that Assad did a shit in the country, so I wanted to talk about the story of the poorest people who were getting bombs on their heads.\nWhen I covered the Libyan war, I decided to go to Libya to cover the war from the rebel side because at the time all of Libya was fighting for their rights against a dictator. When a journalist decides to go somewhere, they have to decide which side to cover, and there needs to be a reason to go on the one side and not the other \u2013 that\u2019s probably the way the journalist sees the story.\nSyrian refugee children play in the reception tent at the dock of the city of Augusta (Italy) after having been registered by the Italian authorities on June 10, 2015.\nDo you ever put yourself in danger? How do you decide what levels of danger are acceptable?\nYou are covering a war, so you are always in danger. That just means when you are at the frontline and people are shooting at you, you can be three kilometres from the front and something can happen, or you can cross the border and they can kidnap you. When you are covering conflict, you are in danger, but everybody can choose the level of danger they want to take.\nThere are no images that are important enough to die for. You know perfectly well you\u2019re in dangerous situations and something can happen, but the idea is to try to minimise the risk.\nI try to do no more than one-and-a-half months in a conflict zone, because I know that after that time I\u2019m going to lose the fear. After a month and a half, I always come back to get the reality again, because when you are working a lot in a conflict zone it gets to be normal for you, and it\u2019s not normal, so it\u2019s important to balance that \u2013 to have the idea that you are in danger and you should not lose the fear.\nSyrian refugee family just landed after reaching, on a rubber boat from Turkey, the village of Skala Sykaminias located on the northeastern Greek island of Lesbos, on October 9, 2015.\nWhat motivates you to go out and take these images?\nThe romantic idea that the photographer has to get evidence and try to spread information about what is going on. 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As a service organization, TFDP shall work to: protect the rights and promote the interests of political prisoners and other victims of human rights violations, and create awareness of their rights and of basic human rights concepts and principles.\nTFDP shall: help in seeking justice and provide systematic services for political prisoners and other victims of human rights violations; inform the peoples in the country and the international community of the human rights situation in the Philippines, particularly the plight of political prisoners and other human rights violations; educate people of their rights and on basic human rights concepts and principles; help in strengthening the Philippine and the international human rights movements; foster stronger cooperation among non-governmental organizations, peoples\u2019 organizations, and other support groups locally and internationally, especially among countries in the South.\nTask Force Detainees of the Philippines (TFDP) had its beginnings under a dictatorial regime. In the late 1960s, there was broadening and heightening of peoples\u2019 actions and struggles against the unjust economic and political order in the Philippines. At that time, only the elite decided the fate of the peoples and the nation, while the majority few lived in misery and did not participate in the making of decisions affecting their lives.\nThis was met by President Ferdinand Marcos with political repression and the declaration of martial law in 1972. Torture, detention and killing of political opposition, disappearance of leaders of peasants, workers and students, burning of villages and massive disregard of people\u2019s dignity and rights became the order of the day. The legislative branch of government was dismantled and the dictator assumed judicial and legislative powers in addition to its executive functions. Terror was Marcos\u2019 response to peoples\u2019 protests against injustice.\nThe reign of terror almost paralyzed various sectors of Philippine society such that there was only stifled criticism of authoritarian rule. In a country whose people is 90% Christian, 80% of whom are Catholics, the behavior of the Christians is of paramount importance. During the dictatorship, the majority in the Catholic church waltzed with the dictator. A few priests and nuns who were directly in touch with the poor and the oppressed stood their ground. They assisted victims of political repression in various ways, even to the point of risking their lives and becoming victims themselves.\nIt was in 1974 that the Association of Major Religious Superiors of the Philippines (AMRSP) established the Task Force Detainees of the Philippines (TFDP) to assist political prisoners, at a time when most organizations were banned. The AMRSP reflected on a survey which showed the presence of political prisoners in all regions of the country. The political detainees, most of whom were subject to torture, had families who were placed under surveillance and from whom money was extorted purportedly to facilitate better treatment and/or their release from detention.\nTFDP then provided moral and spiritual support to the political prisoners, assisted them in their material needs, documented their situation as well as worked for their just trial and speedy release. Prisoners, on various occasions, conducted hunger strikes to push for better jail conditions and immediate action for their release. TFDP was almost always there to help. Relatives were eager to have sisters or nuns with them when visiting the detainees in the jails, since it seemed that some respect to the habit still prevailed in the military ranks.\nThe first Chairperson of TFDP was Fr. Mel Brady who had a very brief stint for three months. The second Chairperson was Sr. Mariani Dimaranan, SFIC who was an ex-political detainee herself and who eventually occupied the position of TFDP chairperson for many years. Today, TFDP is almost synonymous with Sr. Mariani. But TFDP\u2019s main source of strength, aside from its leadership and the support of AMRSP, was the many volunteers, staff and friends who in various ways, at various times contributed to the delivery of services to the political prisoners.\nAlthough TFDP started as a response specifically among Catholics to political detention, many Protestants, Muslims and even non-believers later joined it and participated in its work for political prisoners. 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        "raw_content": "Photo: Gary Doak/Alamy\nHow To Choose Your Binoculars\nWhen it comes to birding, your looking glass makes all the difference.\nBy Wayne Mones\nI see them whenever I lead bird walks\u2014birders who cannot find the objects of their affection with their binoculars. When they do manage to find a bird they can\u2019t keep it in their binocular field, can\u2019t see field marks, and can\u2019t distinguish subtle colors. Often they leave in frustration before the walk is over. These poor souls don\u2019t realize that their problems are caused by the binoculars they\u2019re using\u2014 maybe a pair that once belonged to their grandfather, or cheap compacts, or a pair with some ridiculous configuration, like the 16x32s I saw on a recent walk (more on the numbers later), which were designed to appeal to unknowledgeable buyers.\nThere\u2019s no getting around the fact that birders\u2014even beginners\u2014need more from their binoculars than any other users. \u201cBird-worthy\u201d binoculars must be bright enough to show subtle features in poor light and sharp enough to resolve fine detail. They must focus quickly enough to \u201cget on\u201d a fast-moving bird. They must have a field of view wide enough to locate birds rapidly and follow them in flight. They must also provide accurate color rendition, have no observable distortion in the center of the field, and should not fog up in wet or humid weather. And they should work with or without eyeglasses. While our guide by no means includes all the best on the market, each of the recommended models will give you years of birding bliss.\nThere are great choices in every price range, but the market is also littered with junk. Buy \u201cbird-worthy\u201d binoculars and you\u2019ll enjoy birding more than you ever thought possible. Buy junk and you are apt to give up in frustration. This guide should help you make the right choice.\nFor a list of recommendations on specific brands and makes, try out our guide binocular shopping guide.\nOne of the first things you\u2019ll notice when you go shopping is that all binoculars are described by two numbers, such as 8x42 (pronounced \u201ceight by forty-two\u201d). The first number tells you the magnification, or how many times the object is being enlarged. The second tells you the diameter of the objective lens (the lens at the fat end of the tube) in millimeters. Thus 8x42 binoculars magnify the image eight times and have an objective lens that is 42 millimeters in diameter. When comparing binoculars of equal quality, the bigger the difference between the two numbers, the sharper and brighter the image. There are, however, some practical limits. Binoculars with objectives larger than 42 millimeters will be too big and heavy for most people to carry around all day. Binoculars with objectives smaller than 30 millimeters will be lightweight and easy to carry, but they are not bright enough to show all the detail you need in poor light. Most experienced birders choose \u201cfull-sized\u201d models with objective lenses that are 40 millimeters to 45 millimeters in diameter or \u201cmidsized\u201d models with objective lenses from 30 millimeters to 35 millimeters. Full-sized binoculars will give you almost all the detail your eye is capable of seeing in all but the poorest light. Midsized models will sacrifice a little detail in poor light, but they make up for it in reduced size and weight.\nHow Much Magnification?\nMany beginners assume that the job of binoculars is to enlarge an image, so it must be better to buy the most powerful binoculars they can find. This is a mistake, because brightness and field of view are far more important than magnification. In fact, too much magnification makes binoculars useless. Keep in mind that binoculars that magnify an image eight times also magnify the small movements of your hand eight times. Ten-power binoculars magnify those movements ten times. The more the image moves, the less useful information you get from it. Since your brain must work harder to interpret a shaky image, higher-power binoculars will be tiring to use. Higher magnification also increases the distortion from rising hot air currents\u2014called \u201cheat shimmer\u201d\u2014which can make it impossible to get a sharp image when looking across a field or a marsh. Ten-power (or higher) binoculars also slash the field of view and are not as bright as seven-power or eight-power models. I strongly recommend binoculars that magnify the image six, seven, or eight times. I prefer seven-power binoculars, and I\u2019m not alone: Roger Tory Peterson used a pair of 7x42s when he worked on the last edition of The Peterson Guide. David Sibley used the same size when preparing the Sibley Guide.\nA wide field of view makes it easier to find birds and to follow them when they fly. Prove this to yourself by taking a cardboard paper towel tube and holding it up to your eye while you try to find a robin. Then try to keep sight of your robin (through the tube) as it flies. Impossible, right? Next cut off two-thirds of the tube and try again with the remaining one-third. You have just dramatically increased the field of view. You will now find it much easier to locate the bird and then keep it in sight. Think of your binoculars as a pair of expensive tubes with a bunch of expensive glass inside. The wider the field of view, the easier it will be to find birds and track them as they move. Since birds move fast, being able to find them quickly with your binoculars is critical. You can find the field of view in the specifications sheet included with most binoculars. Makers describe the field of view of any given model as the diameter of the field you see from a distance of 1,000 yards. Some manufacturers instead give the angle of view, because they consider it a more useful number. To convert an angle of view to field of view, multiply the angle by 52.5 (to convert field of view to angle of view, divide by 52.5). Bird-worthy binoculars should have an angle of view of at least 6.5 degrees, which is equivalent to a field of view of 341 feet at 1,000 yards.\nBinoculars come in too many configurations to list. Models close to the following sizes are all suitable for birding: 6x32, 8x32, 7x35, 8x40, 7x42, 8x42, or 8.5x44.\nBuy binoculars that have a single focusing knob located between the two barrels that turns one to one-and-a-half times. Don\u2019t buy binoculars with separate focus adjustments on the two barrels\u2014they\u2019re too slow to be useful for birding.\nIf you pay more than $200 for your binoculars, they should be waterproof and nitrogen purged, so they don\u2019t get \u201cfogged\u201d in humid conditions.\nYou will be using your binoculars for many hours at a time, so make sure you buy the right pair. Do they feel good in your hands? Can you comfortably reach the focus knob? Can you see the entire field of view with your eyeglasses? All binoculars have a hinge to allow you to adjust the barrels to match the distance between your eyes. If you have closely set eyes, be sure you can adjust the barrels so you can see a single image. All binoculars can be adjusted to allow you to compensate for differences in your eyes. To adjust yours, close your right eye and focus on an object 50 to 100 feet away using the center focus knob. Then, while keeping the same object in view, close your left eye and use the separate eyepiece adjustment to bring the object into sharp focus for your right eye. Your binoculars are now matched to your vision.\nDon\u2019t buy zoom binoculars or image-stabilized binoculars because they are heavy, give up a lot of brightness, and have a much-reduced field of view.\nDon\u2019t ask for advice from non-birders. Hunters, boaters, and hikers may know a lot about optics, but they have different needs than birders.\nDon\u2019t touch the lenses with your fingers. Never clean the lenses with tissue, toilet paper, paper napkins or towels, or newspaper\u2014all contain wood fibers that will scratch and eventually destroy the lens coatings essential to your binoculars\u2019 optical performance (and can\u2019t be repaired or replaced). Never use commercial glass cleaners. They may contain ammonia or other chemicals that will destroy the coatings.\nClean your binoculars only with good-quality lens tissue or a micro-fiber lens cloth from an optics or camera store. Also buy a can of compressed air and lens-cleaning fluid whose label states clearly that it\u2019s safe to use with lens coatings. First use compressed air to blow away loose dust. Next spray the lens cleaner on the cloth and gently clean the lenses. Then gently wipe them with a dry part of the cloth.\nIf you eat while you are birding, use the lens covers that came with your binoculars. Although they are called \u201crain guards,\u201d think of them as \u201cfood guards.\u201d Coffee, orange juice, goat cheese, and hummus are not good for your binoculars.\nIt\u2019s pretty simple: If you see better with eyeglasses, you should wear them while birding. Remember, however, that your eyes will be farther away from the binocular eyepiece than they are for non-eyeglass wearers. Unless your binoculars are designed to compensate for this, you will see a much-reduced field of view. Optics engineers design binoculars to project the image a few millimeters beyond the eyepiece; this distance is called \u201ceye relief.\u201d Eye relief tells you the distance your eye can be from the eyepiece and still see the entire field of view. Binoculars designed for birders offer eye relief of 15 millimeters to 20 millimeters and eyecups that extend and retract so you can adjust the distance between your eyes and the eyepiece. 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        "raw_content": "00-11: Confidentiality; Subpoenas\nThe Opinion discusses the ethical duty of \"confidentiality\" when a lawyer is requested, by a subpoena, to disclose information related to his representation of a client, when the client does not authorize the disclosure. [ERs 1.6(a), 8.4]\nA lawyer regularly represents claimants and their dependents in social security benefits cases. Federal law precludes attachment or assignment of social security benefits (42 U.S.C. \u00a7 407), except where the benefit or assignment of benefits involves child support (or alimony). 20 C.F.R. \u00a7 404.1820(b). The inquiring attorney anticipates that, based on past history, he may receive a subpoena or court order, in a child support proceeding, to provide information about social security benefits payable to dependent children arising from the lawyer's representation of the client in a previous social security benefits case. The inquiring attorney expects that his client will either not authorize the lawyer to disclose, or may explicitly prohibit the lawyer from disclosing, privileged or confidential information to third parties or to a court, in the separate child support proceeding.\n1. Whether a lawyer ethically may disclose, pursuant to a subpoena issued in a separate child support proceeding, information about a social security case from which benefits would be payable to dependent children, where the client does not expressly authorize (or specifically prohibits) the disclosure of otherwise privileged information to third parties or to the court.\n2. Whether a lawyer ethically may invoke ER 1.6(a), without regard to the so-called \"attorney-client\" evidentiary privilege rule, and decline to disclose, pursuant to a subpoena issued in a separate child support proceeding, information about a social security case upon which benefits would be payable to dependent children, where the client does not expressly authorize or specifically prohibits the disclosure of confidential information to third parties or to the court.\nIn Ariz. Op. 97-05, the Committee distinguished the requirements of confidentiality under ER 1.6 from the requirements of the attorney-client privilege under the substantive law of evidence. The Committee noted there that:\nAlthough the concepts of confidentiality and the attorney-client\nprivilege have similar objectives, they are entirely separate.\nUnder Arizona law, the attorney-client privilege is codified\nboth in the civil and criminal contexts. A.R.S. \u00a7 13-4062(2)\n(criminal) and A.R.S. \u00a7 12-2234 (civil). Confidentiality of\ncommunications between an attorney and client is guaranteed\nby ER 1.6. While it is not uncommon for the two concepts to\nbe discussed as if they are interchangeable, they are entirely\nseparate legal concepts. See, e.g., Wolfram, Modern Legal\nEthics, \u00a7 6.3.7 (1986 Edition); Laws. Man. on Prof. Conduct\n(ABA/BNA) 55:301-304. See also In re Criminal Investigation\nNo. 1/224Q, 602 A.2d 1220 (Md. 1992).\nThe Comment to ER 1.6 of the Rules of Professional Conduct, clarifies the distinction between the ethical rule of confidentiality and the substantive law of \"attorney-client\" privilege:\nor otherwise required to produce evidence concerning a client.\nThe rule of client-lawyer confidentiality applies in situations\nother than those where evidence is sought from the lawyer\nthrough compulsion of law. (emphasis added).\nIf a lawyer is called as a witness to give testimony concerning\na client, absent waiver by the client, ER 1.6(a) requires the lawyer\nto invoke the privilege when it is applicable. The lawyer must\ncomply with the final orders of a court or other tribunal of\ncompetent jurisdiction requiring the lawyer to give information\nabout the client. (emphasis added).\nUnder ER 1.6, a lawyer is required to maintain the confidentiality of all information relating to representation, regardless of the fact that the information can be discovered elsewhere. Laws. Man. on Prof. Conduct (ABA/BNA) 55:304. Indeed, the lawyer is required to maintain the confidentiality of information relating to representation even if the information is a matter of public record. Ex Parte Taylor Coal Co., 401 So. 2d 1 (Ala. 1981), cited in Ariz. Op. 97-05 (July 10, 1997).\nThe Laws. Man. on Prof. Conduct (ABA/BNA) 55:1202 provides an example where one of the parties in a divorce proceeding involving a child custody battle leaves the jurisdiction with the children. The party's lawyer knows where his client is, and the other party seeks a court order requiring the lawyer to disclose this information. Under the old Code of Professional Responsibility, the lawyer must comply with such a court order. Maru Digest of Bar Association Ethics Opinions, 1817 (Vermont Bar Association Op. 77-16).\nThe questions the lawyer is called upon to answer involve facts learned in the attorney-client relationship. Therefore, he should not answer the questions without attempting to invoke the privilege. Answers to the questions might also be detrimental to the client; thus the ethical rule on confidentiality also is at stake. However, if the court addresses these issues and nevertheless orders the lawyer to testify, he should do so. Maru 12763 (State Bar of Texas Informal Op. 101-1979).\nIn Ariz. Op. 98-05 (March 1998), the Committee noted that the ethical duty of client-lawyer confidentiality applied to situations other than those when evidence is sought from the lawyer through compulsion of law. The confidentiality rule applies, said the Committee, not merely to matters communicated in confidence by the client, but also to all information relating to the representation, whatever its source.\nPerhaps the most helpful prior opinion of the Committee to this inquiry is Ariz. Op. 91-02 (January 15, 1991), where the Committee was asked whether an attorney had an ethical obligation to disclose overpayments to a workmen's compensation insurer when the client insisted that the inquiring attorney not disclose the existence of the overpayments to the compensation insurer. Does the inquiring attorney have an ethical duty to withdraw from further representation of the client in the matter?\nIn Ariz. Op. 91-02, the Committee concluded that a lawyer may not reveal to the compensation insurer the fact that his client's monthly compensation checks are in excessive amounts. However, the inquiring attorney must withdraw from further representation of the client, because he cannot ethically assist the client in criminal or fraudulent conduct. The inquiring attorney must refund to the compensation insurer any fees he has received in excess of the amount which he was properly entitled to receive. He should refund these amounts through some third person, so that his client's confidences will be preserved.\nIn the instant inquiry, the Committee now narrows its focus to ER 1.6(a). The Comment to ER 1.6 would appear to state that a lawyer may invoke the attorney-client privilege (included in the confidentiality rule) when called as a witness to give testimony concerning a client. But, because the purview of ER 1.6 is broader than the attorney-client privilege, the question becomes may a lawyer ethically invoke ER 1.6(a) and refuse to testify regarding any information relating to representation of the client other than communications directly from the client to the attorney? For example, assume that a lawyer is called to testify as a witness about any matters relating to the representation of the client and is not required to testify regarding any communications from the client. May an attorney in that case refuse to testify based on ER 1.6(a) about matters even though the attorney-client privilege may not technically apply? The Comment to ER 1.6 is not very helpful because it provides that: \"[t]he attorney-client privilege is differently defined in various jurisdictions. If a lawyer is called as a witness to give testimony concerning a client, absent waiver by the client, ER 1.6(a) requires the lawyer to invoke the privilege when it is applicable.\" (emphasis added).\nIf ER 1.6(a) is broader than the attorney-client privilege, and an attorney is called as a witness to give testimony concerning any aspect of the representation of the client, the attorney-client privilege would not, in fact, as a matter of substantive law be available to the attorney because it applies only to client communications.\nThe invocation of the attorney-client privilege would appear to be ineffective because the material sought by the tribunal does not relate to a communication by the client to the attorney, but rather to some other information related to the representation of the client. The Comment is confusing because it commingles ER 1.6(a) with the evidentiary privilege, stating that it requires that the attorney invoke the attorney-client privilege and yet earlier in the Comment to ER 1.6 a distinction is drawn between the attorney-client privilege and the rule of confidentiality.\nThe question thus narrows: does ER 1.6 apply to an attorney who has been called as a witness who has knowledge related to his representation of his client that is not a communication from his client under the attorney-client privilege, and may the attorney ethically reveal information relative to the representation of the client as a witness before a court?\nPublic policy would appear to favor preservation of confidential information even though it may not necessarily be privileged. Public policy also would appear to be overwhelmingly in favor of disclosure upon a final order of the court in the separate child support proceeding, whether the disclosure is grounded in the attorney-client privilege or pursuant to ER 1.6.\nThis Committee believes that it is ethically required for an attorney to invoke ER 1.6 and refuse to disclose any knowledge related to the attorney's representation of his client even though the knowledge is not gained from communications directly from the client. Therefore, the Committee believes that an attorney must invoke the attorney-client privilege where a communication from the client to the attorney is extant. Moreover, an attorney must invoke ER 1.6(a), without reference to the attorney-client privilege, as an additional ground for refusing to disclose information related to his representation of his client, even though such knowledge does not derive from client communications. However, it would appear whether the attorney invokes the attorney-client privilege, or ER 1.6(a), that the attorney is obliged to disclose either attorney-client privileged information or confidential information, as described in ER 1.6(a), upon final order of a court or other tribunal of competent jurisdiction.\nWhat constitutes a \"final order\" of a court or other tribunal of competent jurisdiction is problematic. Criminal attorneys might well argue that before revealing any such confidential information, and even though the lawyer may be held in contempt and directed to jail unless he or she purges himself or herself by divulging the confidential information, the lawyer must await a final order by the highest court of appellate review and the mandate is spread relative thereto, if the original order of the lower court is appealed. Secondary authorities tend to support the notion that for purposes of the Comment to ER 1.6, \"final order\" simply refers to an order rendered by a court or a tribunal of competent jurisdiction, without more. Laws. Man. on Prof. Conduct (ABA/BNA) 55:1308. Note: a subpoena is not a \"final order.\"\nA lawyer shall ethically disclose information pursuant to a final order in a separate child support proceeding about a social security case from which benefits shall be payable in the future to dependent children, even where the client did not expressly authorize (or indeed specifically prohibited) the disclosure of attorney-client privileged communications to third parties or to a court.\nSignificantly, a lawyer shall also invoke ER 1.6(a) and refuse to disclose information relating to the representation of the client (regardless of whether the attorney-client privilege is applicable and the communication came from the client); provided, however, that even in the case of the invocation of ER 1.6(a), the attorney is still ethically obliged to comply with a final order rendered by a court or tribunal of competent jurisdiction when ordered to disclose confidential information.",
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        "raw_content": "96-01: Mediation; Divorce\nThis opinion addresses three issues with respect to attorneys who function as mediators for non-client parties as follows: (1) ER 2.2 does not apply to the attorney-mediator who acts exclusively as a neutral for non-clients during the mediation process; (2) ER 2.2 does not apply to the attorney-mediator who drafts a non-binding memorandum of understanding if full disclosure is made to the participants; and (3) the Ethics Committee could not reach a consensus as to whether or not attorney-mediators may prepare pleadings for the mediation participants. [ERs 1.2, 1.7, 1.8, 2.2, 3.1, 3.3, 8.4]\nThe inquiring attorney is engaged in the practice of family and divorce mediation. He asks if it would be ethical to prepare (a) a non-binding memorandum of understanding between parties or (b) a proposed decree of dissolution of marriage and related documentation if the parties to the mediation were provided full disclosure, gave informed consent after being advised to seek separate and independent counsel to review the documentation, and were advised that neither is being provided legal advice but only informal suggestions arising through the mediation process.\nIn addressing whether an attorney-mediator may draft a non-binding memorandum of understanding or court documents to implement such a memorandum, three questions are presented:\n1. Does ER 2.2 apply to an attorney-mediator during the mediation process, apart from anything being reduced to writing?\n2. Does ER 2.2 apply to an attorney-mediator who prepares a non-binding memorandum of understanding?\n3. Does ER 2.2 apply to an attorney-mediator who prepares pleadings that would implement the memorandum of understanding?\nA lawyer's conduct should conform to the requirements of the law, both in professional service to clients and in the lawyer's business and personal affairs.\nMany of a lawyer's professional responsibilities are prescribed in the Rules of Professional Conduct, as well as substantive and procedural law. However, a lawyer is also guided by personal conscience and the approbation of professional peers. A lawyer should strive to attain the highest level of skill, to improve the law and the legal profession and to exemplify the legal profession's ideals of public service.\nA client may consent to representation notwithstanding a conflict. However, as indicated in paragraph ... (b)(1) with respect to material limitations on representation of a client, when a disinterested lawyer would conclude that the client should not agree to the representation under the circumstances, the lawyer involved cannot properly ask for such agreement or provide representation on the basis of the client's consent.\nER 2.2 Intermediary\n(a) A lawyer may act as intermediary between clients if:\n(1) the lawyer consults with each client concerning the implications of the common representation, including the advantages and risks involved, and the effect on the attorney-client privileges, and obtains each client's consent to the common representation;\n(2) the lawyer reasonably believes that the matter can be resolved on terms compatible with the clients' best interests, that each client will be able to make adequately informed decisions in the matter and that there is little risk of material prejudice to the interests of any of the clients if the contemplated resolution is unsuccessful; and\n(3) the lawyer reasonably believes that the common representation can be undertaken impartially and without improper effect on other responsibilities the lawyer has to any of the clients.\n(b) While acting as intermediary, the lawyer shall consult with each client concerning the decisions to be made and the considerations relevant in making them, so that each client can make adequately informed decisions.\n(c) A lawyer shall withdraw as intermediary if any of the clients so requests, or if any of the conditions stated in paragraph (a) is no longer satisfied. Upon withdrawal, the lawyer shall not continue to represent any of the clients in the matter that was the subject of the intermediation.\nThe rule does not apply to a lawyer acting as arbitrator or mediator between or among parties who are not clients of the lawyer, even where the lawyer has been appointed with the concurrence of the parties. In performing such a role the lawyer may be subject to applicable codes of ethics, such as the Code of Ethics for Arbitration on Commercial Disputes prepared by a Joint Committee of the American Bar Association and the American Arbitration Association.\nER 3.1 Meritorious Claims and Contentions\nA lawyer shall not bring or defend a proceeding, or assert or controvert an issue therein, unless there is a basis for doing so that is not frivolous, which includes a good faith argument for an extension, modification or reversal of existing law . . . .\n(d) Engage in conduct that is prejudicial to the administration of justice . . . .\nThis inquiry raises issues that concern the mediation process, a form of alternative dispute resolution. Mediation is non-binding dispute resolution in which a neutral third party meets with the parties to the dispute and guides them in seeking a mutually acceptable resolution of the dispute. Under the American Bar Association's Standards of Practice for Lawyer Mediators in Family Disputes (1984) (\"ABA Standards\" or \"Standards\"), \"family mediation\" is defined as:\n. . . a process in which a lawyer helps family members resolve their disputes in an informative and consensual manner. This process requires that the mediator be qualified by training, experience and temperament; that the mediator be impartial; that the participants reach decisions voluntarily; that their decisions be based on sufficient factual data; and that each participant understands the information upon which decisions are reached. While family mediation may be viewed as an alternative means of conflict resolution, it is not a substitute for the benefit of independent legal advice. (ABA Standards \"Preamble\").\nIf a lawyer acts as a mediator or neutral third party in the mediation process, by virtue of that role the lawyer cannot represent either or both of the mediation participants. Indeed, the ABA Standards provide that the attorney-mediator shall inform the parties that the mediator cannot represent either or both of them in a marital dissolution or in any legal action and shall not represent either party during or after the mediation process in any legal matters. (Standards I G, III A, VI B). The ABA Standards also provide that the lawyer-mediator is to do all that is practicable in seeing that the parties obtain independent legal counsel.\nThe mediator shall inform the participants of the need to employ independent legal counsel for advice throughout the mediation process. The mediator shall inform the participants that the mediator cannot represent either or both of them in a marital dissolution or in any legal action. (Standard I G)\nThe mediator cannot act as a lawyer for either party or for them jointly and should make that clear to both parties. (Standard I H)\nEach of the mediation participants should have independent legal counsel before reaching final agreement. At the beginning of the mediation process, the mediator should inform the participants that each should employ independent legal counsel for advice at the beginning of the process and that the independent legal counsel should be utilized throughout the process and before the participants have reached any accord to which they have made an emotional commitment. (Standard VI A)\nThe attorney-mediator's task is to be a neutral and to enable the participants to freely and knowingly negotiate their own agreement. The need for independent legal counsel is stressed in the ABA Standards because counsel assist the participants in separating their emotions from a process in which the participants must have enough information to address such issues as terms of separation, support, division of property, taxes, child custody or visitation, and the consequences of their decisions and agreements.\nThe parties may nonetheless decline to have independent counsel. In that event, the attorney-mediator should caution the parties that, in the absence of independent counsel, any agreements reduced to writing and signed by the parties may not be binding on them and may be subject to various defenses in the event of a subsequent dispute. (Standard VI D)\nIf the parties decline to have independent legal counsel despite the attorney-mediator's good faith and persistent efforts that they do so, the attorney-mediator may be called upon to prepare either a memorandum of understanding between them or a proposed decree of dissolution of related documentation. The inquiring attorney asks if it is proper to do so if (1) the parties give informed consent after being advised to seek separate and independent counsel to review such documentation, and (2) the parties are advised that neither is being provided legal advice but only informal suggestions arising through the mediation process.\nER 2.2 does not apply to an attorney who acts exclusively as a mediator. See ER 2.2 Cmt. In the facts presented, the attorney-mediator acts solely as a neutral who does not give advice to or perform services for clients as an attorney. Nonetheless, a lawyer in such a role may still be subject to applicable codes of ethics for mediators and, of course, remains bound by the Rules of Professional Conduct even when not acting as an attorney. See this Committee's Opinion No. 93-09 (July 20, 1993) (lawyer-legislator is still bound by the Rules of Professional Conduct); In re Grimble, 157 Ariz. 448, 452, 759 P.2d 594 (1988) (a lawyer acting as a businessman cannot \"abandon his professional ethics if he wishes to remain a member of his profession\"); In re Pappas, 159 Ariz. 516, 522, 768 P.2d 1161 (1988) (\"an attorney may be bound by legal ethics despite the fact that he may have been performing services under another professional license\").\nER 2.2 does not apply to a lawyer-mediator who prepares a non-binding memorandum of understanding. Such an action is consistent with the role of a neutral who is not rendering legal services to either or both of the participants to the mediation. The following steps, however, are essential under the ABA Standards:\n1) The attorney-mediator must make full disclosure that, while a licensed attorney, he or she is representing no one and acting solely as a mediator. The attorney-mediator can act only for the benefit of the parties, and cannot be partial towards one side.\n2) The parties should be advised to seek separate and independent counsel to draft or review any document prior to signing it.\n3) If the parties decline to have separate counsel, the attorney-mediator must again advise them that they are not being provided legal advice or representation but only assistance in a process whose fairness, integrity and effectiveness are best protected and advanced when the participants have independent counsel.\n4) The parties must also be cautioned that in the absence of being advised by independent counsel, any agreements reduced to writing and signed by the parties may not be binding and may be subject to various defenses in the event of a dispute.\nThis is in keeping with the ABA Standards:\nAny memo of understanding or proposed agreement which is prepared in the mediation process should be separately reviewed by independent counsel for each participant before it is signed. While a mediator cannot insist that each participant have separate counsel, they should be discouraged from signing any agreement which has not been so reviewed. If the participants, or either of them, choose to proceed without independent counsel, the mediator shall warn them of any risk involved in not being represented, including where appropriate, the possibility that the agreement they submit to a court may be rejected as unreasonable in light of both parties' legal rights or may not be binding on them. (Standard VI D) (emphasis added).\nUnder the State of Florida's standards of conduct for mediation, the parties are obligated to reduce any agreement to writing and the mediator must discuss with the participants how to formalize and implement the agreement including \":[c]aus[ing] the terms ... to be memorialized appropriately ....\" However, mediators are not themselves required to write the agreement. Even if the parties have not come to a full agreement, the mediator may advise the parties to formalize what has been agreed upon and direct the parties as to how they may be able to resolve the remaining issues. The mediator must not knowingly assist in forming an agreement that would be denied judicial enforcement because of fraud, duress, overreaching, the absence of bargaining ability, or unconscionability. Robert B. Moberly, Ethical Standards for Court-Appointed Mediators and Florida's Mandatory Mediation Experiment, 21 Fla. L. Rev. 703, 716-717 (1994).\nThe State of Oregon's rule regarding mediation by a lawyer-mediator also is in accord with the view that the parties must be urged to obtain separate counsel. Or. DR 5-106 (Mediation 106B) states:\n(B) A lawyer serving as a mediator may draft a settlement agreement but must advise and encourage the parties to seek independent legal counsel before executing it.\nThe attorney-mediator may, under certain circumstances, prepare the memorandum of understanding but only after good faith and persistent efforts to have the parties obtain separate counsel to prepare the document.\nTo draft pleadings is to practice law. State Bar of Ariz. v. Ariz. Land Title & Trust Co., 90 Ariz. 76, 95, 366 P.2d 1 (1961). Thus, to draft pleadings the mediator must be functioning as a lawyer. However, there is significant disagreement within the Committee as to whether a lawyer-mediator may draft pleadings, for the mediation participants.\nIt is the view of some members of the Committee that drafting joint documentation, e.g., pleadings, implementing the parties' understanding following a mediation implicates both ER 2.2 and ER 1.7, and that it is inappropriate for a lawyer to ask a husband and wife engaged in mediation for consent to draft such documentation, particularly where the lawyer-mediator previously advised the parties that he would not be able to represent either of them, at least during the mediation and before they achieved any resolution of their dispute.\nIt is also the view of some members of the Committee that the Rules of Professional Conduct, as they currently exist, do not adequately address lawyers acting as mediators. Because of this \"omission\" in the Rules, some commentators have suggested that there should be an additional Ethical Rule specifically covering such circumstances. See Maute, Public Values and Private Justice: A Case for Mediator Accountability, 4 Geo. J. Legal Ethics, 503, 511 (1991).\nOn the other hand, it is the view of other members of the Committee that the lawyer-mediator who is asked to prepare documentation implementing any understandings of the parties following the mediation acts as an intermediary under ER 2.2, and may prepare the necessary documents provided the prescriptions of ER 2.2 are strictly followed.\nThe Committee's disagreement on the ethical issues presented here is compounded by considerations of public policy (which some members of the Committee believe should be disregarded as beyond the jurisdiction of the Committee) that might favor having one individual, the mediator, completing the process.\nAs the Committee has not be able to reach a consensus on whether a lawyer-mediator may draft pleadings and other documents implementing understandings reached by participants in the mediation, lawyers are advised to exercise their own professional judgment on this issue.\n1. ER 2.2 does not apply to an attorney-mediator who acts exclusively as a neutral for non-client parties in the mediation process.\n2. ER 2.2 does not apply to an attorney-mediator who prepares a non-binding memorandum of understanding if full disclosure is made to the participants that the mediator-attorney is not acting as an attorney, does not and cannot represent them or provide them with legal advice or services, and that they should participate in signing or accepting such documentation only after having independent counsel review the documentation. If the participants decline to use independent counsel, the attorney-mediator should again caution them that any memorandum of understanding that is not reviewed by independent counsel may be subject to various defenses, thereby threatening the fairness, integrity, and effectiveness of the process.\n3. 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        "title": "Arizona 'In God We Trust' license plate funds Alliance Defending Freedom",
        "raw_content": "Arizona's 'In God We Trust' license plates fund anti-LGBT group; lawmaker wants to put a stop to it\n\u201cState dollars should not be funding an organization that works to strip residents of our state of their human rights and human dignity,\" said Sen. Juan Mendez, D-Tempe.\nArizona's 'In God We Trust' license plates fund anti-LGBT group; lawmaker wants to put a stop to it \u201cState dollars should not be funding an organization that works to strip residents of our state of their human rights and human dignity,\" said Sen. Juan Mendez, D-Tempe. Check out this story on azcentral.com: https://www.azcentral.com/story/news/politics/arizona/2019/02/09/arizona-in-god-we-trust-license-plate-funds-alliance-defending-freedom/2779900002/\nRyan Randazzo, Arizona Republic Published 6:00 a.m. MT Feb. 9, 2019 | Updated 3:46 p.m. MT Feb. 12, 2019\nArizona's \"In God We Trust\" license plate. (Photo11: Arizona Department of Transportation)\nWhen Arizonans buy a license plate displaying the words \"In God We Trust,\" they are told the money promotes the motto, First Amendment rights, \"and the heritage of this state and nation.\"\nWhat they may not know is the money supports Alliance Defending Freedom, a controversial group based in Scottsdale whose mission statement is \"to keep the doors open for the Gospel by advocating for religious liberty, the sanctity of life, and marriage and family.\"\nBecause of that affiliation, one Democratic lawmaker now is proposing to get rid of the \"In God We Trust\" specialty license plates.\nADF is designated as a hate group by the Southern Poverty Law Center because of its anti-LGBT views and claims that a \"homosexual agenda\" will destroy society.\nADF defended its mission and responded to the call to get rid of the Arizona license plate in a written statement.\nJeremy Tedesco is senior legal counsel with Scottsdale-based Alliance Defending Freedom. (Photo11: handout)\n\"It\u2019s disappointing to see elected officials become uncritical pawns in the Southern Poverty Law Center\u2019s ugly propaganda campaigns,\" said Jeremy Tedesco, Alliance Defending Freedom senior counsel and vice president of U.S. Advocacy.\nTedesco said Southern Poverty Law Center mischaracterizes his group's work.\n\"Alliance Defending Freedom advocates for the freedom of all Americans to peacefully live in accordance with their beliefs, including those with no belief,\" Tedesco said. \"We represent people from all walks of life and diverse backgrounds.\"\nADF has been involved in a host of culture-war court cases: a challenge to the Obama administration directive that public schools allow transgender students to use bathrooms of their choice; the Hobby Lobby case regarding businesses' right not to provide contraception coverage to their employees for religious reasons; and Arizona's law defining marriage as between only a man and a woman.\nMost recently, it has been involved in the state Supreme Court case challenging Phoenix's anti-discrimination ordinancefor gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender people.\nIs Phoenix's non-discrimination ordinance a violation of freedom or a necessary measure that protects minority groups against discrimination? Wochit\nThe Southern Poverty Law Center, an anti-hate advocacy based in Montgomery, Alabama, named the ADF a hate group in 2016 because of its \"demonization of LGBT people\" and \"support of criminalization of gay sex in the U.S. and abroad.\"\nThe center has written extensively about ADF and states that it \"does not name groups to its anti-LGBT hate list simply for having biblical objections to homosexuality or for opposing same-sex marriage.\"\nHow the plates fund ADF\nThe specialty \"In God We Trust\" license plates are among many in Arizona offered to drivers through the Department of Transportation. Like the others, the plates offer $17 of the $25 purchase price to particular causes.\nSecular Coalition for Arizona, a group that opposes religion in government, requested state Sen. Juan Mendez, D-Tempe, obtain data regarding exactly where the money from the \"In God We Trust\" plates has been directed.\nJuan Mendez is a state senator from Tempe. (Photo11: Nick Oza/The Republic)\nADOT only says on its website that money from the specialty plate promotes the national motto \u201cIn God We Trust,\u201d First Amendment rights, \"and the heritage of this state and nation.\"\nA few other plates, among dozens offered by the state through ADOT, don't include explicit statements about what organization gets the money, though the recipient is noted in statute.\nADOT records that Alliance Defending Freedom has received more than $900,000 from the specialty plates since 2014.\n\"We were appalled by it,\" said Tory Roberg, the director of government affairs for the Secular Coalition for Arizona. \"People really need to know where their money is going.\"\nShe said she did not know anyone who has the plate on their vehicle.\n\u201cWe were appalled by it. People really need to know where their money is going.\u201d\nTory Roberg, director of government affairs for the Secular Coalition for Arizona\nSecular Coalition for Arizona did not obtain, and ADOT could immediately provide, earlier records dating back to the plate's inception in 2008.\nA spreadsheet from ADOT indicates 53,205 sales or renewals of the plate since 2014.\nADF reported income of nearly $56 million in 2017, so the Arizona plates are a small part of its budget.\nThe plates were approved by the Legislature in 2008 following a floor amendment from former Sen. Ron Gould, R-Lake Havasu City, Roberg said.\nThe state law that resulted from Gould's amendment does not specify ADF as the recipient of the money. It says only that the money will go to the Arizona non-profit that gives ADOT $32,000 to implement the plate.\nOther plates, such as those supporting amateur radio, the environment and the military, were created with statutes that name specifically where the money goes in addition to the state highway fund.\nADOT spokesman Doug Nick confirmed Tuesday that group receiving the money from the \"In God We Trust\" plate is ADF.\nBills target license plates\nMendez has introduced one bill to require ADOT to more fully disclose where the money from specialty plates goes and another to eliminate the ADF plate. They are Senate Bills 1462 and 1463.\n\u201cHopefully in the future we can put in place some commonsense guidelines that would bar hate groups from earning money through Arizona license plates,\u201d Mendez said in a press release.\n\u201cState dollars should not be funding an organization that works to strip residents of our state of their human rights and human dignity. It\u2019s appalling that we\u2019ve already sent over a million dollars to this extremist hate group.\u201d\nTedesco, from ADF, said the plates are appropriate.\n\"Arizona is well within its rights to offer its citizens an opportunity to voluntarily purchase license plates affirming the First Amendment and contributing to ADF's work on behalf of the freedom of all Americans to live and work according to their beliefs,\" he said.\n\u201cArizona is well within its rights to offer its citizens an opportunity to voluntarily purchase license plates affirming the First Amendment and contributing to ADF's work.\u201d\nJeremy Tedesco, Alliance Defending Freedom senior counsel and vice president of U.S. Advocacy\nSecular Coalition for Arizona is planning a petition and billboard campaign regarding the ADF license plate and is recruiting like-minded churches and groups to the cause.\n\u201cWhat do people not understand about the inappropriateness of this kind of fundamentalist-inspired, state-sanctioned discrimination?\u201d said David Felten, a pastor at The Fountains, a United Methodist Church in Fountain Hills, in a press release from the coalition.\n\u201cThis is not just an abstract violation of church-state separation. 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The cigars, which come in flavors such as mango and blueberry, are sold at corner shops across the city for 65 cents to $1.25.\nIf a youth is too young to legally purchase the cigars - shop owners are supposed to check identification to make sure the purchaser is at least 18 - it is easy to get an older friend to buy them.\n\"I smoke them every day,\" said Chazo Ozai, 16, a city high school student. \"I just ask someone to buy them for me.\"\nOzai's friend Jamal Williams, who is 18 and also a high school student, said he, too, smokes the small cigars, which have more tobacco than cigarettes and are the fastest-growing segment of the expanding cigar market.\nWilliams, wearing baggy jeans, a long T-shirt and elaborate gold fronts on his teeth, said it is common for high school students to smoke the cigars, which he said are a status symbol and stress-reliever.\n\"They relax your mind,\" Williams said. \"They take away the stress.\"\nMany of the youths interviewed said it is common to put marijuana into the cigars. They said one brand is preferred over others because its cigars burn more slowly, prolonging the high.\nAsked whether he worries that the cigars could cause health problems, Williams shrugged and said, \"The only thing it messes with is the respiratory system.\"\nMany youths expressed anger that the city wants to ban something that they view as inconsequential. Officials should focus on crime, homelessness, vacant houses and the high cost of gasoline, they said.\nMcCullough, who is from East Baltimore, said he has been unemployed for eight months. He has worked in landscaping and has good references, but that isn't enough, he said.\n\"I can't even get a job,\" he said. \"Why are they focused on cigars?\"\nSmoking isn't popular with all youths. Many said they don't smoke, and half-sisters Ericka and Cierra said they argue over smoking. Cierra, 17, said she hates it when Ericka, also 17, smokes \"Blacks.\"\n\"It is not cute,\" Cierra told Ericka. 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        "raw_content": "Started in 1937, MAUI COUNTY is an NCUA-insured credit union based in WAILUKU, HI. As of December 31, 2017, the credit union held assets of $317.2 million.\nOverall, Bankrate believes that, as of December 31, 2017, MAUI COUNTY exhibited a superior condition, earning a full 5 stars for safety and soundness. Keep reading for a look at how the credit union faired on the three important criteria Bankrate used to grade U.S. credit unions on safety and soundness.\nCapital acts as a buffer against losses and affords protection for members during times of financial instability for the credit union. Therefore, a credit union's level of capital is an important measurement of its financial strength. From a safety and soundness perspective, the higher the capital, the better.\nMAUI COUNTY exceeded the national average of 15.65 points on our test to measure the adequacy of a credit union's capital, receiving a score of 20 out of a possible 30 points.\nMAUI COUNTY had a capitalization ratio of 20.00 percent in our test, better than the average for all credit unions, suggesting that it could have an easier time weathering financial trouble than its peers.\nBankrate uses this test to determine the effect of problem assets, such as past-due mortgages, on the credit union's loan loss reserves and overall capitalization.\nHaving extensive holdings of these kinds of assets could eventually force a credit union to use capital to absorb losses, diminishing its equity buffer. Many of those assets are also likely to be in non-accrual status and thus aren't earning money, pushing down earnings and increasing the chances of a future failure.\nMAUI COUNTY fell below the national average of 38.09 on Bankrate's asset quality test, racking up 36 out of a possible 40 points .\nThe credit union's ratio of problem assets was 0.00 percent in our test, lower than the national average and potentially indicative of superior financial strength compared to other credit unions.\nA credit union's ability to earn money has an effect on its safety and soundness. A credit union can retain its earnings, boosting its capital buffer, or use them to deal with problematic loans, likely making the credit union better prepared to withstand financial trouble. However, credit unions that are losing money are less able to do those things.\nMAUI COUNTY scored 26 out of a possible 30 on Bankrate's earnings test, better than the national average of 10.11.\nMAUI COUNTY had an earnings ratio of 0.00 percent in our test, higher than the average for all credit unions, suggesting that it's doing better than its peers in this area.",
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        "raw_content": "by Eric HobsbawmEric Hobsbawm\nHobsbawm examines the conditions that both created the flowering of the belle \u00e9poque and held the seeds of its disintegration: paternalistic capitalism, globalization, and the arrival of a mass consumer society. Passionate but never sentimental, he ranges freely across subjects as diverse as classical music, the fine arts, rock music, and sculpture. He records the passing of the golden age of the \u201cfree intellectual\u201d and explores the lives of forgotten greats; analyzes the relationship between art and totalitarianism; and dissects phenomena as diverse as surrealism, art nouveau, the emancipation of women, and the myth of the American cowboy.\nEric Hobsbawm was born in Alexandria in 1917 and educated in Austria, Germany, and England. He taught at Birkbeck College, University of London, and then at the New School for Social Research in New York. In addition to The Age of Revolution, The Age of Capital, The Age of Empire, and The Age of Extremes, his books include Bandits; Revolutionaries; Uncommon People; and his memoir, Interesting Times. Eric Hobsbawm died in 2012.\n1 Manifestos 1\nPart I The Predicament of 'High Culture' Today\n2 Where Are the Arts Going? 9\n3 A Century of Cultural Symbiosis? 20\n4 Why Hold Festivals in the Twenty-First Century? 34\n5 Politics and Culture in the New Century 43\nPart II The Culture of the Bourgeois World\n6 Enlightenment and Achievement: The Emancipation of Jewish Talent since 1800 61\n7 The Jews and Germany 77\n8 Mitteleuropean Destinies 84\n9 Culture and Gender in European Bourgeois Society 1870-1914 96\n10 Art Nouveau 116\n11 The Last Days of Mankind 130\n12 Heritage 143\nPart III Uncertainties, Science, Religion\n13 Worrying About the Future 159\n14 Science: Social Function and World Change 169\n15 Mandarin in a Phrygian Cap: Joseph Needham 184\n16 The Intellectuals: Role, Function and Paradox 194\n17 The Prospect of Public Religion 204\n18 Art and Revolution 224\n19 Art and Power 230\n20 The Avant-Garde Fails 241\nPart IV From Art to Myth\n21 Pop Goes the Artist: Our Exploding Culture 261\n22 The American Cowboy: An International Myth? 272\nDates and Sources of Original Publication 301\nA Marxist scholar with a restless, voracious curiosity, [Hobsbawm] makes a compelling companion\u2026it is Hobsbawm himself, and the manner of his writing, that remind the reader of what has passed, never to return. On display is a kind of intellect now so rare as to be endangered, if not extinct\u2026his prose is regularly enlivened with choice facts\u2026and elegant metaphor\u2026What's more, his range of reference is dazzlingly wide\u2026Hobsbawm's Marxism is lightly worn and anything but dogmatic. True, he remains a theoretical materialist, regularly tying developments in culture to changing economic circumstances, but those looking for Communist polemic will need to look elsewhere\u2026To read this book is to travel through what Hobsbawm called the \"short 20th century,\" accompanied by one of its sharpest minds\u0097waving much of that era goodbye.\nThe New York Times Book Review - Jonathan Freedland\n\u201cWhat happened to the art and culture of bourgeois society\u201d In this posthumous collection of lectures, fugitive pieces, and reflections written between 1996 and 2010, the prolific Marxist social and cultural historian and polymath Hobsbawm (1917\u20132012), author of The Age of Revolution, explores that question in the expected places (classics in music, opera, ballet, drama, and modern literature) and some unexpected ones: the changing nature of public festivals; the cultural \u201cimpact of Jews on the rest of humanity\u201d; the \u201crise of politicized religion\u201d; and the \u201cinvented cowboy tradition.\u201d Along the way, Hobsbawm pays tribute to Karl Kraus\u2019s The Last Days of Mankind, Richard Overbury\u2019s The Morbid Age, and, using the book review as occasion, Hobsbawm sketches biographies of scientist J. D. Bernal and historian Joseph Needham. There\u2019s a short answer to the question posed\u2014technical progress and mass demand are the culprits in a vanishing society that never recovered after WWI\u2014but Hobsbawm\u2019s essays fascinate as they explore the impact of technological obsolescence and technological triumph (\u201cBut the new Pentecostal converts do not shy away from the world of Google and the iPhone: they flourish in it.\u201d), among other subjects. Together with increased mobility, expanded literacy, mass demand, and globalization, bourgeois civilization \u201cbelongs to a past that is not likely to return.\u201d Hobsbawm writes that \u201co class of people is enthusiastic about writing its own obituary.\u201d This is its challenging, but often illuminating autopsy. (May)\nPraise for Fractured Times:\n\"Hobsbawm speaks to the crucial need for engaged public intellectuals and the kind of rigorous social and political analysis so well represented by these urgent and important essays.\"\n\"Fractured Times shows this revolutionary traditionalist at his best. It is an account of the collapse of the high bourgeois culture of the nineteenth century, and an examination of the ruins it left behind in the twentieth century.\"\n\"Eric Hobsbawm\u2019s Fractured Times is a fascinating engagement with the culture of modernity by its most brilliant and insightful historian. Whether he is writing about Jewish emancipation, the avant garde, the Western, Karl Kraus or forties jazz, these penetrating reflections of a participant observer are guaranteed to take you deeper into the perplexities of the modern than anything you have read before.\"\n\u0097Robin Blackburn, Distinguished Visiting Professor of History, The New School\n\"In this wonderful collection of essays, Hobsbawm gives a theoretically informed and historically sensitive reflection on the cultural manifestations of advanced capitalism. Whether commenting on the gradual demise of classical music or the rise of the phenomenon of celebrity, the range of his knowledge is remarkable, only surpassed by his ability to integrate diverse insights into a coherent vision. This book not only confirms Hobsbawm as a great historian and political thinker but is also a compelling contribution to critical theory.\"\n\u0097Patrick Baert, Professor of Social Theory, University of Cambridge\n\"Only Eric Hobsbawm could have written these engaging and moving evocations of the European world to which he was born and which is now only a memory. When he writes of culture, he writes of himself: at odds with the world, filled with its possibilities, both injured by it and alert to its paradoxes. These essays are the fruits of a master, the likes of which we will not see again.\"\n\u0097Jay Winter, Charles J. Stille Professor of History, Yale University\n\"Punctuated by the four volumes The Age of Revolution, The Age of Capital, The Age of Empire and The Age of Extremes, the works of Eric Hobsbawm served for many of us as indispensable guides to the history of our own time. With his death in 2012, the modern world lost one of its greatest and most controversial historians. This volume of his last essays is a testament to his broad ranging mind, his political engagement, and his tremendous erudition.\"\n\u0097 Peter E. Gordon, Amabel B. James Professor of Modern European History, Harvard University\n\"It is a treasure to have the last essays from that great historian Eric Hobsbawm. It\u2019s sad to think that there will be no more but here he is in all his strength, his extraordinary range, his ability to write with great perception on a variety of subjects, most frequently here dealing with aspects of art and culture in Europe and elsewhere. Writing with insight about art, he is also keenly aware of its limitations and failures in contributing to making a better world. He is particularly enlightening on those on the left such as J.D. Bernal and Joseph Needham. He concludes with a bravura essay on the American cowboy and the promise that America represented in the past. In a sense in this final essay he circles back to his own childhood, and his love of Karl May, the German writer of cowboy stories. Reading these wonderful pieces reminded me how lucky I was to be one of his students.\"\n\u0097 Peter Stansky, Frances and Charles Field Professor of History, emeritus, Stanford University\nPraise for Eric Hobsbawm:\n\"One of the few genuinely great historians of our century.\"\n\"Eric Hobsbawm surveys the writings of modern historians with the magisterial gaze of a man who has seen both the rise of Hitler and the fall of Communism.\"\n\"One of the greatest British historians of his age. . . . For sheer intellectual firepower and analytical skill, Hobsbawm remained unsurpassed.\"\n\"A magisterial historian of the modern age . . . Eric Hobsbawm pioneered the study of popular protest, riot and revolt, and his writings were as important to social scientists as to historians.\"\n\"A brilliant historian in the great English tradition of narrative history.\"\nThe last writings of an eminent British historian. Hobsbawm (How to Change the World: Tales of Marx and Marxism, 2011, etc.), who died in 2012, gathers 22 essays that represent his deep and wide historical interests: 19th-century European culture, the role of the public intellectual, and the relationship of art to science, revolution and power. Selections include book reviews, journal articles and lectures, half previously unpublished. Hobsbawm characterizes the present as intellectually shattered: \"an era of history that has lost its bearing, and which in the early years of the new millennium looks forward\u2026guideless and mapless, to an unrecognizable future.\" Science, religion and the arts, he contends, have lost their cultural force, and the current distrust of science marks a vast change from the 19th-century belief that it \"held up the temple of progress.\" The author champions such influential thinkers as chemist J.D. Bernal, author of The Social Function of Science (1939), and biochemist Joseph Needham, author of a groundbreaking history of Chinese science; both men aimed to affect \"changing relations\u2026between science and society.\" Hobsbawm sees a \"major cause for alarm\" in the \"rise of radical but predominantly right-wing ideologies\" within Protestant Christianity and Islam. Fundamentalist movements are concerned not with fostering community but with \"powerful, individual spiritual experiences.\" The arts, he writes, no longer \"function as measures of good and bad, as carriers of value: of truth, beauty and catharsis,\" but instead have become merely consumer items for personal satisfaction. \"Who can tell,\" he asks, \"on what terms reason and revived anti-reason will coexist in the ongoing earthquakes and tsunamis of the twenty-first century?\" Global movements toward widespread suffrage and representative governments, he asserts, are undermined by weak leadership and uninformed, thoughtless voters. 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        "raw_content": "Ever wanted an exact copy of your favorite pet? Well, now it's possible - but is it smart?\nMost pet owners have suffered the loss of a very dear and special pet. And while owners would like to keep their dear friend with them forever, very few would actually go so far as to entertain the idea of cloning.\nTo most pet lovers, that cherished \"once-in-a-lifetime\" dog or cat should remain just that. But new technology and creative business opportunities are giving some pet owners new options. Genetic Savings & Clone, a gene banking and cloning service for \"exceptional pets\", is currently offering to store a treasured pet's genetic material in the hopes that the owner will take advantage of cloning that pet in the future.\nIn February of 2004, the AAVS (American Anti-Vivisection Society) commissioned Opinion Research Corporation to conduct a national survey to assess public opinion about cloning pets. Eighty percent of the respondents were not in favor of cloning companion animals or the selling of genetically altered animals as pets. But for the 13% of respondents that are in favor of pet cloning, financial issues may well be the obstacle.\nCurrently the cost to \"bank\" a pet's DNA, or genetic material, with GSC (Genetic Savings & Clone) varies from $295 to $1,395 plus $100-$150 annually for storage fees. The cost for cloning is a different story. According to the GSC website, expect to pay $32,000. And to date they have only been successful with cloning cats.\nStrong opinions on both sides of the cloning issue seek to educate the public about the benefits, or lack thereof, of pet cloning. While tremendous publicity accompanies cloning successes, the public rarely hears about animal cloning failures.\nThe greatest publicity surrounds the cloning of pets when actually; the majority of cloning is concerned with agriculture, biomedical research, and propagation of endangered species. But in all cases, there are potential commercial applications.\nThe cloning science is similar in most species, although there are some challenges with the cloning of dogs. Dogs have poorly understood reproductive physiology compared to other species and fewer estrus cycles.\nWhile moral and ethical issues of cloning pets continue to be argued, both sides seem to be closer concerning the problem of endangered species. Betty Dresser, Director of the Audubon Center for Research of Endangered Species in New Orleans says, \"Saving habitat may not be enough. Any tool for saving endangered species is important. Cloning is just another reproductive tool, like in-vitro fertilization.\" The first endangered animal to be cloned was a guar named Noah who survived only two days before succumbing to dysentery. Since then, cloning of other species has been successful, including a pair of cloned Javan bantengs, an African wildcat aptly named \"Ditteaux\", and a European mouflan, one of the smallest wild sheep in the world.\nOpponents of cloning endangered species site the loss of biodiversity as their primary concern, stating that all species of living things play important roles in the regions in which they live. Environmentalists say that cloning should be the last line of defense for these animals after habitat preservation, poaching control, and captive breeding.",
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        "raw_content": "A Critical Review of the Book It's Not Luck by Em Goldratt Essay\nA Critical Review of the Book It's Not Luck by Em Goldratt\nAn extensive use of Goldratt's thinking process is applied in the various businesses as part of the problem solving. \"It's not luck\" emphasizes the importance of using the thinking processes in business and in your personal life. The thinking processes refer to a logical, graphical, general and practical method of problem solving methodology and basically comprised of 3 steps. These steps as described by Goldratt are:\n1.\tWhat to change?\n2.\tTo what to change?\n3.\tHow to cause the change?\nIt is very clear that the problems experienced in the companies are not lone standing but in most of the cases they are dependent on each other and there are strong bonds or relationships with \u2026show more content\u2026\nAccording to Goldratt the process starts by listing all the current undesirable effects that exists. Taylor (2003) states that the current reality tree \"does not focus on the severity or the ranking but on the effect-cause-effect relationships of the list of UDE's\". The next step is to find a cause and affect relationship between at least 2 of the undesirable effects that form part of the list. When the relationships are completely mapped, it is possible to identify the one core reason or problem that was under control of the facility.\nIt is clear from the current reality tree that the core problem reflected \"managers are using local optima\" Goldratt, (p.158). It is evident that managers are in a conflicting position that is preventing them from doing the things that is right for the business. In order to correct this, it is imperative to clarify what the right thing to do is and what prevent them to do the right thing. The answer to the \u0091breakthrough solution\" must be strived for. One of the conflicts that stood out in the examples was \"consider the clients' perception of value\" versus \"consider the suppliers' perception of value\". In order for managers to conclude good decisions they must \"consider the need to get enough sales\". Goldratt (p.160). This must be the mindset of managers not only on top levels, but on all levels. Furthermore, managers must \"make decisions and act upon the clients perception of value\" before they can\nReview : ' It 's Not Luck '\nIEM 4103\tKarissa Johnson Spring 2016 Extra Credit Book Review A Book Review: It\u2019s Not Luck by Eliyahu M. Goldratt Assignment for IEM 4103: Intro to Industrial Quality Control Prepared by Karissa Johnson May 2016 Summary of It\u2019s Not Luck It\u2019s Not Luck by Eliyahu M. Goldratt was published in 1994 by The North River Press Publishing Company, Massachusetts. It\u2019s Not luck is a sequel to The Goal that follows the fictitious character, Alex Rogo, from becoming\u2026\nEssay on Critical Book Review\nCritical Book Review Healing the Wounds of Sexual Addiction Michelle Beel Liberty University Psych 307 Summary Dr. Mark Lasser\u2019s book \u201cHealing the Wounds of Sexual Addiction\u201d gives insight to those who suffer from sexual addiction and to the families, friends and other people in their lives. Dr. Mark Lasser has chosen to write this book, to share with others his personal struggle and victory with sexual addiction. Dr. Lasser has written this book from a Christian view, to\u2026\nEssay about Critical Book Review\nCritical Book Review Healing the Wounds of Sexual Addiction Michelle Beel Liberty University Psych 307 Summary Dr. Mark Lasser\u2019s book \u201cHealing the Wounds of Sexual Addiction\u201d gives insight to those who suffer from sexual addiction and to the families, friends and other people in their lives. Dr. Mark Lasser has chosen to write this book, to share with others his personal struggle and victory with sexual addiction. Dr. Lasser has written this book from a Christian view, to give other individuals\u2026\nTo begin, I feel the need to state that this book was slightly hard to digest. I realize that I am meant to elaborate on whether or not I agree with Joseph Nevins' thesis, but to be honest, I was rather confused as to what that thesis is. The author jumped around quite a bit, giving the reader extensive background information and lessons in history and geography, and yet, he managed to tie everything back to the main story of Julio Cesar Gallagos. I think that, perhaps, the extraneous information\u2026\nCritical Book Review of Slaughterhouse Five\nsoldier through his writing technique. Slaughterhouse Five is written circularly, and time travel is ironically the only consistency throughout the book. Vonnegut outlines the life of Billy Pilgrim, whose life and experiences are uncannily similar to those of Vonnegut. In Chapter 1, Kurt Vonnegut non-fictionally describes his intentions for writing the book. Vonnegut personally experienced the destruction of Dresden, and explains how he continuously tried to document Dresden but was unsuccessful for\u2026\nCritical Review: It's Elementary Essay\nIt's Elementary takes a look as to whether or not gay issues should be discussed in schools and how such issues should be treated. Its not often that adults get the chance to hear what children think about homosexuality. When asked to respond to the discussion the school children responded in a frank and earnest manner, some especially in the younger grades with an instinctual sense of fairness and democracy towards homosexuals, particularly those facing adversity. 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The basic foundation of Taoism is a life philosophy and method of living in harmony with the Tao, translated to mean \u201cway\u201d or \u201cpath\u201d (Strain, 2014). Taoists believe that the Tao is the \u201cSuper One\u201d or \u201cPrime Source\u201d (Tai, 2009). It determines all things and all things return to their common origin and fuse into one. Taoists believe that, \u201cThe Tao is the ultimate principle of the universe\u201d (Tai, 2009); however, the Tao is not God and they do not worship it.\nSpiritual Perspective on Healing Taoist perspective on spiritual healing begins with purity. Taoism does not make a distinct separation between body and spirit. They regard physical actions to have spiritual effects. Because of this, Taoists believe that the body needs to remain pure in order to achieve spiritual health. 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        "raw_content": "For a short time, I hesitated. Should I visit Manila? Indeed, ALL the travelers I met agreed : visiting Manila is useless, there\u2019s nothing to do there, etc\u2026 Even the travelers coming from Europe to visit the Philippines, usually take a flight to Manila, and right after another one from Manila to Palawan or Cebu for instance, without actually staying in the Filipino capital. Oh and I also heard many people saying Manila is a dangerous city. However, I already said it several times in the past, I\u2019m curious by nature. That means even though I took into account people\u2019s recommandations, I decided to visit the capital of the Philippines. So\u2026 what is it like to visit Manila?\nManila is a capital, so the city is full of people all over the place, there\u2019s a lot of traffic and noise, and you can feel the air pollution. There are street vendors everywhere and in some areas, you\u2019ll see many stray cats. Because of all the cars and the scooters, like Tehran, you have to impose yourself to cross the street, otherwise you\u2019ll never cross it! Oh and the 7-Eleven. I saw a lot of them in Southeast Asia in general but they\u2019re even more present in Manila! Just walk in the street and you\u2019ll see by yourself! Every five minutes, you\u2019ll see another one!\nThe jeepney, the locals\u2019 main mode of transportation!\nPoverty in Manila\nThere are a few things not that nice you\u2019re going to see if you visit Manila. First off, the poverty. A lot of children wander in the street, and a few kids, barely 3-years old, came up to me asking for money. There are also a lot of homeless people\u2026 One day, I was at the mall and there was a power cut! In the mall! No lights at all, no more music in the background, we were hundreds of people in the dark! Never happened to me before. I think it lasted 10 minutes maximum.\nThose kids were begging in the street\nIn Malate, one of Manila\u2019s discrict, there are many bars, clubs, karaoke bars\u2026 and whorehouses! At night, several times some locals came up to me with a magazine in their hands \u201cWanna fuck tonight?\u201d Their magazines were full of pictures of Filipinas almost naked, with a price tag next to each one of them\u2026 Prostitution is a real plague in Manila, and some kids are also victim of sex tourism. I saw more than once old Westerners accompanied by young Filipinas, barely 20-years old\u2026\nIn this mall and in the surroundings, I saw several old Westerners with young Filipinas\u2026\nManila is not very clean\nThere\u2019s nother thing I didn\u2019t really like about Manila. The city is dirty. Filthy. Gross. There\u2019s garbage all over the place in Manila. I know it\u2019s not always for poor or developing countries, but this time it was worse than all the other capitals in Southeast Asia I visited before.\nThe city\u2019s not very clean\u2026\nWhat\u2019s one of the consequences of all this? There are cockroaches everywhere! They\u2019re not just hidden discreetly behind a piece of furniture or in a crack in a wall. No no, there\u2019s peacefully having a walk in the street, you can spot them walking on walls outside. Sometimes you\u2019ll see them already dead, squashed on the sidewalk. In Paris we have the pigeons, in Ho Chi Minh City they have the rats, in Manila the cockroaches take over the place! I went out of a 7-Eleven, and I almost walked on a cockroach, already squashed. I went to the laundromat to pick up my laundry, and I could see in the backroom cockroaches enjoying their all-you-can-eat buffet (breadcrumbs). I went in a grocery which just opened a few minutes before and it was mayhem as soon as I opened the door! Tens of cockroaches fleeing in all directions except one\u2026 already squashed and dead! Keep in mind I\u2019m not talking about Western cockroaches but the tropical ones, some of them are as big as your hand\u2026\nFortunately, there are not just bad things in Manila. The locals I talked to were really nice and friendly. Some of them greeted me in the street, and we started having pleasant conversations. A few teenagers wanted to get a picture with me, always with respect and in a friendly way.\nManila, former Spanish colony\nAs I was talking with the locals, I realized their language is a mix between English, Spanish and Filipino. By the way they use a lot of Spanish words : zapatos (shoes), veintiseis (twenty-six)\u2026 Their currency is the peso and their last names sound Spanish : Garcia, Fernandez, Rodriguez, Sanchez, Gonzalez, Cruz\u2026 Indeed, the country was a Spanish colony from 1521 to 1898. Then the country was occupied by the United States until 1942, then by Japan! The Philippines finally became independent in 1945. Anyway, you can really feel the Spanish influence, even though English is one of the two official languages of the country with Filipino. The only real American influence you can see, is basketball, very popular in the Philippines. There are basketball fields everywhere!\nBasketball is very popular!\nIs Manila safe?\nAs I said earlier, most travelers just pass by Manila, they prefer to go elsewhere in the country. It probably explains why I almost didn\u2019t bump into a single tourist in the city (apart from the Intramuros area, and of course and in the surroundings). Moreover, Manila is known for being dangerous. Is it the case? I didn\u2019t think it was dangerous, but with my experience as a solo traveler, I learned to show some common sense, even without realizing it. I don\u2019t drink heavily, I don\u2019t hang out in sensitive areas alone at night, I always watch my surroundings, I keep an eye on my belongings, etc\u2026 Just take those precautions, you\u2019ll be fine and you\u2019ll avoid tricky situations.\nBe careful, sometimes while you\u2019re watching what the locals sell in the street, a few guys take advantage of the opportunity to pick your pockets!\nAll the travelers kept saying there\u2019s nothing to do in Manila. I don\u2019t agree. First thing first, you can go visit Intramuros, the old city center of Manila and the oldest district of the city. Intramuros was built in the 16th century, when the country was a Spanish colony. Intramuros was partially destroyed during World War II, but was restored during the 1950s. Intramuros is completely surrounded by a defensive wall to protect the city from foreign invasions.\nAs I said, Intramuros is the only area where I saw tourists in Manila, and as I was walking in the streets, I could clearly feel the Western influence. By the way, Intramuros is the only quiet area of Manila. There\u2019s the university of Manila in Intramuros, so you\u2019ll see many students in the surroundings. In Intramuros, you can admire San Agustin Church and its beautiful ceiling (there\u2019s a museum in the church, it\u2019s 200 pesos -2.30\u20ac- to get in, but it\u2019s free to get in San Agustin Church). You can also admire Manila cathedral (a couple was getting married when I went there), and don\u2019t miss fort Santiago and its beautiful gardens. It\u2019s 75 pesos (1.25\u20ac) to get in the fort.\nNot far from Intramuros, you can relax at Rizal Park. It\u2019s a huge park! You\u2019ll see many families, young moms, strollers, locals having a picnic, kids flying a kite, teenagers playing basketball\u2026 The atmosphere is relaxed and inside the park, there\u2019s also a Chinese garden and a Japanese one.\nI also spent some time in Paco Park and cemetery. It\u2019s another park were teens go relax after a day at school. This park also serves as a cemetery. Jose Rizal rests in this park. He\u2019s a national hero who fought for the independence of the country, when the Philippines was a Spanish colony. He was executed in 1896. This park isn\u2019t big, but you should go. In Manila, there\u2019s also Arroceros Park, not unmissable but have a look if you have some time.\nYou can also have a walk on Manila Bay, also called Manila Baywalk. Quite enjoyable daytime but be careful, it can be dodgy at night. Otherwise you can spend some time at Manila Ocean Park, an aquatic theme park (I didn\u2019t go), and you can visit the National Museum (didn\u2019t go either).\nHonestly, I can understand why all those people say you shouldn\u2019t stay in Manila. The city isn\u2019t clean, it\u2019s polluted, and the prostitution is very present. But there are a few spots to see. Two days are enough, but you can stay three days. If you decide to go on vacation in the Philippines, I gotta admit Manila is not an indispensable stopoff.\nInfo to visit Manila\nFrom the airport, I took a taxi to go to the city center. There are two types of taxis. The yellow ones are the official ones, and the white ones are not illegal, but cheaper. It\u2019s 300 pesos (5 euros) if you take a yellow taxi, and 180 pesos (3 euros) if you take a white taxi. At the airport, you\u2019ll most likely take a yellow taxi. 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        "raw_content": "A job seeker shakes hands with a representative during a National Career Fairs event in Tampa, Florida, on May 23, 2018. MUST CREDIT: Bloomberg photo by Luke Sharrett.\nWASHINGTON - The U.S. economy added jobs for the 95th straight month in August, a record-setting streak. The nation added a robust 201,000 jobs in August, the Labor Department reported Friday, and the national unemployment rate remained at 3.9 percent, one of the lowest levels in half a century.\nWages grew at 2.9 percent in the past year, the best growth since 2009 and an encouraging sign that wages might finally be moving higher after years of sluggish gains. But the last time unemployment was this low in the dot-com boom, wage growth was significantly faster -- well above 3.5 percent.\nHiring has been strong in nearly every industry this year from manufacturing to health care. Even retail, which many predicted would decline as stores like Toys R Us shuttered for good, is still adding jobs.\nThis year is on track to be the best for job gains since 2015. The U.S. economy averaged 215,000 jobs a month in the first half of the year, a sign companies continue to grow and don't anticipate a downturn anytime soon.\nJob gains in August suggest that President Donald Trump's trade war has yet to have a widespread hit to workers, although a handful of companies have announced layoffs already and more have threatened to ax jobs if Trump moves forward with additional tariffs, especially on China.\nUnemployment for African Americans, Hispanics and Americans without high school degrees is at or near an all-time low, according to the Labor Department.\nThis article was written by Heather Long, a reporter for The Washington Post.\nExplore related topics:BusinessworkplaceEconomyjobs",
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        "raw_content": "5 In the days of King Herod of Judea, there was a priest named Zechariah, who belonged to the priestly order of Abijah. His wife was a descendant of Aaron, and her name was Elizabeth. 6 Both of them were righteous before God, living blamelessly according to all the commandments and regulations of the Lord. 7 But they had no children, because Elizabeth was barren, and both were getting on in years.\n8 Once when he was serving as priest before God and his section was on duty, 9 he was chosen by lot, according to the custom of the priesthood, to enter the sanctuary of the Lord and offer incense. 10 Now at the time of the incense offering, the whole assembly of the people was praying outside. 11 Then there appeared to him an angel of the Lord, standing at the right side of the altar of incense. 12 When Zechariah saw him, he was terrified; and fear overwhelmed him. 13 But the angel said to him, \u201cDo not be afraid, Zechariah, for your prayer has been heard. Your wife Elizabeth will bear you a son, and you will name him John. 14 You will have joy and gladness, and many will rejoice at his birth, 15 for he will be great in the sight of the Lord. He must never drink wine or strong drink; even before his birth he will be filled with the Holy Spirit. 16 He will turn many of the people of Israel to the Lord their God. 17 With the spirit and power of Elijah he will go before him, to turn the hearts of parents to their children, and the disobedient to the wisdom of the righteous, to make ready a people prepared for the Lord.\u201d 18 Zechariah said to the angel, \u201cHow will I know that this is so? For I am an old man, and my wife is getting on in years.\u201d 19 The angel replied, \u201cI am Gabriel. I stand in the presence of God, and I have been sent to speak to you and to bring you this good news. 20 But now, because you did not believe my words, which will be fulfilled in their time, you will become mute, unable to speak, until the day these things occur.\u201d\n21 Meanwhile the people were waiting for Zechariah, and wondered at his delay in the sanctuary. 22 When he did come out, he could not speak to them, and they realized that he had seen a vision in the sanctuary. He kept motioning to them and remained unable to speak. 23 When his time of service was ended, he went to his home.\n24 After those days his wife Elizabeth conceived, and for five months she remained in seclusion. She said, 25 \u201cThis is what the Lord has done for me when he looked favorably on me and took away the disgrace I have endured among my people.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "As a YA writer, I read a lot of YA novels. In fact I would say the majority of my novel-length reading is of stories intended for teenagers and I'm not sure why I enjoy them so much - the stripped-down first-person narrative or relatable characters, the messages told, but probably, mostly the hope; these are generally stories of hope. And I was hopeful when I first picked up the YA phenomenon The Hate U Give by Angie Thomas last year... hopeful to enjoy a story not about white kids, the dominant theme of the genre. But when I picked it up, other than the fore-fronting of a black female narrator, I didn't know anything about the story itself. And it was a jarring first chapter if I recall, full of slang and musical references that were not exactly in my wheelhouse, but I kept reading and got to \"the scene\" and of course was hooked from then on, reading the entire novel in a matter of days (which is very rare for me). Thomas's novel not only told a YA story from a different perspective than most YA stories, but also told a powerful, crushing story about police brutality and the Black Lives Matter movement and I think I cried about 20 times while reading (I also laughed!) and I don't necessarily think I left the story with \"hope\". I am a white male in his 40s so I was not the target audience for this novel and I am an outsider to the experience of Starr, the lead character. But I've spent the past six years dating a younger black man, who grew up in very difference circumstances than Starr, but I couldn't help but get emotional considering the horrible things that happen to young black men and women because of their blackness, and I couldn't wait to bring him to the movie version of the novel, hoping to share that experience with him.\nThe movie version takes a bit to get to \"the scene\". But it opens with a powerful kitchen table moment between a pre-teen Starr, her brother Seven, and her parents, getting \"the talk\", which for many black families is about how to act when pulled over at a traffic stop by the police. I never got that talk as a white kid growing up in the 80s. My boyfriend didn't either (he was raised by a white family in suburbia) but he recalled after the movie that his father once gave him the talk \"not everyone will like you\" (because of the color of his skin and because of his sexuality) and that he had to be extra careful in life, always keeping that in mind. Either way it's a powerful opening to the film and lays its cards out that this is what this movie is about ... and after a YA-infused narrative introduction into Starr's two lives (one as a black teenager in a poor neighborhood and the other as one of the few black kids at a white prep school, trying to fit in by suppressing anything that would make her seem \"ghetto\"), we get to the Saturday night Garden Heights party that erupts into violence and ends with a ride home with her long-time best friend Khalil, who she hadn't seen in a while. And then we get \"the scene\" and I won't spoil it here but even knowing what was coming and even knowing exactly how (the screenplay is very faithful to the novel throughout), I was still emotionally shook up watching the events unfold on the screen. It's a powerful portrayal and Amandla Stenberg's acting throughout shines as the young protagonist but especially in this scene.\nThe rest of the movie (and novel) is an outflow from that encounter between Khalil, Starr, and the police, and the movie - despite being YA-infused - doesn't pull any punches. This is an engrossing family drama that unflinchingly tells what it's like to live in a community where the police are to be feared, where violence can snatch you up at any second, and where your lives really do not matter to the larger white world, oblivious to the systemic racism keeping you in these conditions and letting white murderers go free just because they where police uniforms. Some of the most emotional scenes for me were the ones when Starr is interacting with her white classmates and boyfriend at the prep school, some well-intentioned like I think I was as a teen, some sounding like any one of Republican-supporting friends today (there aren't many left, actually). 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        "raw_content": "Joe Frazier packs a punch\nFrail but smiling in a black cowboy hat, Smokin' Joe Frazier returned to his native Beaufort County to receive the Order of the Palmetto, South Carolina's highest civilian honor.\nFrazier left 50 years ago, at age 16, to seek opportunities denied him in the segregated South.\nHe returned as an icon of the \"golden age\" of heavyweight boxing.\nHe became the first American heavyweight to win an Olympic gold medal in 1964.\nAnd he was heavyweight champion of the world for three years in the early 1970s.\nGov. Mark Sanford welcomed Frazier home Monday in a ceremony at the Henry C. Chambers Waterfront Park in Beaufort.\n\"You have about 6 billion people on planet earth, and to end up at the top of the heap in any category is a remarkable accomplishment in and of itself. It really does bring credit to the people of the state, and the people of the Lowcountry, to the people of Beaufort County and the people of Burton,\" Sanford said.\n\"Part of this is about being an Olympic champion and part of it is about being world heavyweight champion,\" the governor said.\n\"He has taught us about persistence and about perseverance,\" Sanford said, relating a story from the 1964 Olympics about Frazier winning the final match with a broken thumb that made his powerful left hand useless.\nFrazier accepted the Order of the Palmetto from Sanford and leaned on the lectern for support as he spoke fondly of his youth in and around Beaufort.\n\"It gives me every pleasure to be a part of Beaufort, South Carolina, because I've come up the hard way. I came up the right way... and that's why I became a champion,\" he said.\n\"I know that the people of Beaufort, South Carolina, have a pride in me, and they've stood behind me. And sometimes they stood in front of me,\" said Frazier, who was known locally as a fighter before he was a boxer.\n\"I remember when he won the gold medal and how proud of him I was, and how proud I was that he was from Burton,\" said Chambers, the park's namesake.\n\"When he came here after he won the world championship, I happened to be mayor and we had a little ceremony. I was proud then, too,\" Chambers said.\nLarry Holmes, another former heavyweight champion, came to Beaufort to honor his friend and joked that Frazier helped put the city on the map.\n\"Who ever heard of Beaufort?\" Holmes asked the crowd. \"If there wasn't no Joe, wouldn't be no Beaufort,\" he said.\nFrazier \"was one of the greatest fighters of all time, without a doubt,\" Holmes said. \"Joe never backed off from anybody.\"\nThe Order of the Palmetto honors those who have made significant statewide contributions over their lifetimes. \"It's like the honor of a eulogy without the dying part,\" Sanford said.\nJohn Trask III and Matt McAlhaney met Frazier years ago through Charles Singleton, the 1978 Golden Gloves light-heavyweight champion and owner of a local gym.\nTrask and McAlhaney, both of Beaufort, initiated the nomination process that resulted in Frazier being awarded the state's highest honor.",
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        "raw_content": "What I am doing to protect against Brexit\u2026 or Bremain.\nOver the last few days and weeks, as the odds of a vote to leave in the referendum have moved from a remote possibility to somewhat less so, market participants have spent more and more time wondering about how they are positioned going into the vote, relative to their benchmark, their peer group, or their risk budget. The significant moves that we have seen in recent trading sessions show pret\u2026\nHow long until China reaches the floor of the recommended reserve adequacy range?\nMuch has been discussed on the topic of the optimal level of foreign exchange reserves. One of the common methodologies is the IMF\u2019s ARA (Assessing Reserve Adequacy) metric, which essentially provides a range based on a country\u2019s trade, broad monetary aggregates and external liabilities. How much weight should be given to each factor varies according to the economic structure of each country, i\u2026\nPosted under central banks and supranationals, Emerging markets\nColombia: At risk of a rating downgrade to BBB-\nPart of the ABC of Latin American debt series (see here for views on Argentina and here for Brazil)\nDuring my recent trip to Latin America it was funny (but not surprising) to hear the locals worrying about Colombia becoming the next Brazil. In turn, Brazilians are worried about becoming Argentina (though I believe the Argentinean problems are much more solvable in the near term than Brazil\u2019s) \u2026",
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        "raw_content": "Shashi Kapoor and his endless love for his wife Jennifer\nJeeta Mohanty December 6, 2017 10:07 am April 25, 2018\nThe love story of Shashi Kapoor and Jennifer Kendal is one of romance and understanding and complete commitment, even after her death\nOnce when I was a teenager and in my intense romantic phase, I caught an interview of Shashi Kapoor on Doordarshan. I had never thought much about him till then, except as Amitabh Bachchan\u2019s sidekick in my all-time favourite childhood movies.\nThat interview totally changed my perception about him. He was a sincere, honest, thorough gentleman with a legendary sense of humour.\nBut the thing which really touched my intense romantic young heart was when he talked about his late wife Jennifer. \u201cAs a Hindu I believe in the immortal soul. She is always with me.\u201d\nTo write this piece I searched for that interview on the Internet but unfortunately couldn\u2019t find it online. Instead I got two other interviews where he has talked about Jennifer among other things.\nIn the first interview, shot in 1984, he talked lovingly about the relationship with his wife from their previous births, which will go on in the next birth. Or as we Indians call it \u201cJanam janam ka saath.\u201d\nIn the second interview, shot in 1991, he evaded all questions about his wife, yet the interviewer cleverly managed to extract many things from him. Asked about remarrying, he said there was no question of it, as there is no one else like Jennifer. Before that, he talks about falling in love with Jennifer at the age of 18 and immediately making up his mind \u201cshe is the one\u201d.\nIt was 1956, Shashi was backstage and the girl of his dreams was on stage playing a character from Shakespeare. Shashi instantly fell for the girl in the polka dot frock, who was 13 years older than him.\nJennifer was the daughter of Geoffrey Kendal, who travelled all over the world including India with his theatre company called Shakespeareana. His wife and his daughters were all part of his company.\nShashi Kapoor was born to the legendary actor Prithviraj Kapoor and started working with his father\u2019s theatre company Prithvi Theatre when he was only six years old.\nThus despite belonging to different countries and different cultures, both grew up with theatre.\nAfter the tryst mentioned above, Shashi Kapoor was loaned from Prithvi to Shakespeareana for five months because Geoffrey was short of actors. In these five months not only did Shashi woo Jennifer but she became his mentor and taught him the nuances of English drama.\nJennifer\u2019s father, like any other father, was fiercely protective of his daughter. He tried his best to separate them. But Jennifer ran away with Shashi. They tried to earn a living by doing theatre in Malaysia but failed.\nFinally Shashi had to sacrifice his ego and approached his brother Raj Kapoor for help. His family helped them and with their blessings Shashi and Jannifer got married in 1958.\nWhen the age gap between the partners is a lot, the longevity of the relationship becomes dicey, as we saw with Saif Ali\u2013Amrita Singh or Bobby Khan\u2013Sunidhi Chauhan. But Shashi and Jennifer were a beautiful exception. They never left their honeymoon phase.\nRelated reading: \u201cI became a writer because of my wife\u201d \u2013 Ashwin Sanghi\nFilms for money\nAfter the wedding Shashi Kapoor continued working in theatre. In 1959 Jennifer gave birth to their first child and took a hiatus from acting. Gradually Shashi felt the earning from theatre was not enough to give his family a good life. So he followed in the footsteps of his brothers and joined the Hindi film industry as leading man.\nBut even after joining mainstream Bollywood he remained a family man out and out. He never worked on Sundays. Sundays were always reserved for Jennifer and the children.\nExtramarital affairs are very common for people in show business. If not an actual affair, then at least there is a rumour of affairs. In Shashi Kapoor\u2019s case there was not even a whisper. Because he could never see a world beyond Jennifer.\nThrough Jennifer and his work experience in her father\u2019s theatre company, he got connected to international film personalities, especially to Ismail Merchant and James Ivory. This led to his parallel career in international films. In a few of these films, including Shakespeare Wallah and Bombay Talkie, Jennifer shared screen space with him.\nHe worked dedicatedly for years. He got money and fame but not happiness.\nThe founding of Prithvi\nTowards the second half of the 1970s he started getting restless. After he lost his parents he also felt directionless. At a crossroads again Jennifer became his mentor and suggested he should do something he really loved.\nHe decided to make and act in films which he believed in. In 1978, he started his production house Film Valas with Jennifer on his side.\nIn 1978 he and Jennifer also started Prithvi Theatre in memory of his father\u2019s travelling theatre of yesteryear, Prithvi. Prithvi Theatre, till today, is contributing a lot to Indian theatre.\nThis was a new beginning for Jennifer too. She was actively involved in all stages of theatre productions, and started acting in their home produced films too. She did award winning roles in Junoon and 36 Chowringhee Lane.\nAlthough his production house got critical acclaim, commercial success eluded him. They went through a financial crunch but they were happy.\nRelated reading: Arshad Warsi and Maria Goretti: Through thick and thin\nThe fatal blow\nBut happiness was shortlived. In 1982 Jennifer was diagnosed with colon cancer and she passed away in 1984. Saying this shattered Shashi Kapoor would be an understatement.\nEvery one who knew him closely, including his children, understood that with Jennifer Shashi lost a part of himself.\nHe remained faithful to her memory till his last breath. He neither remarried nor had an affair or even a special friendship.\nWatch the golden couple setting the screen on fire together with their combined talent here:",
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        "raw_content": "Bloomberg names Korea 'most innovative country' for 6th straight year\nKorea on Jan. 22 was announced as the world's most innovative country by the Bloomberg Innovative Index. (Screen capture from Bloomberg website)\nBy Oh Hyun-woo and Kim Minji\nKorea has topped for the sixth straight year the Bloomberg Innovative Index as the world's most innovative nation.\nBloomberg News on Jan. 22 said the country maintained the No. 1 spot with an 87.38 score in the 2019 Bloomberg Innovation Index, which ranks innovation by a country's spending as a percentage of GDP on R&D intensity, manufacturing value-added, productivity, high-tech density, tertiary efficiency, researcher concentration and patent activity.\nKorea ranked second in R&D intensity and manufacturing value-added, fourth in high-tech density, and seventh in tertiary efficiency and researcher concentration.\n\"In the Bloomberg Index, Germany almost caught six-time champion South Korea on the strength of added-value from manufacturing and research intensity,\" the report said.\n\"Although South Korea extended its winning streak, its lead narrowed in part because of lower scores in patent activity.\"\nThe Ministry of Economy and Finance said, \"Korea retained such high scores thanks to the joint efforts of the government and corporations to continue expanding R&D investment and pushing forward economic policies for innovation-driven growth, despite harsh economic conditions home and abroad.\"\nThe country's R&D expenditures as a percentage of GDP was 4.55 percent, one of the world's highest. In 2017, Korea ranked fifth in R&D spending.\nhyunw54@korea.kr",
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        "raw_content": "Legal Assistance for Medical Negligence Lawsuits in Moncton\nWhether you seek medical attention for an emergency, routine or elective procedure, errors may happen no matter how diligently you research your care facility and your attending doctor. Misdiagnosis, errors during childbirth, surgical errors and mistakes in prescriptions are all risks of entrusting one\u2019s life and well-being in someone else\u2019s hands. If yours or a loved one\u2019s medical appointment has resulted in injuries, lasting disabilities or death, you may have a case for medical negligence.\nAt Boss\u00e9 Viola Leblanc, we strive to help you understand the heavily nuanced world of medical negligence lawsuits and advise you on the best course of action for you to the best of our ability. There is no doubt that lawsuits for medical negligence are extremely complex and represent some of the most challenging civil actions. Medicine is not an exact science and in order to navigate within it, you need expert advice - knowledgeable advice.",
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        "raw_content": "pregnancy: \u201cbiobanks\u201dA discussion about obstetric and gynecological researchers using \u201cbiobanks\u201d to improve pregnancy outcomes. University College Cork, Ireland\nparturition: Operative obstetrics\nMost women deliver a baby spontaneously. However, complications that were present before labour or that develop during labour may threaten the life of the mother or of the baby and may require intervention by the attending physician.\nThe medical care of pregnant women (obstetrics) and of female genital diseases (gynecology) developed along different historical paths. Obstetrics had for a long time been the province of female midwives (see midwifery), but in the 17th century, European physicians began to attend on normal deliveries of royal and aristocratic families; from that beginning, the practice grew and spread to the middle classes. 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Beginning with the development of hormonal contraceptive pills in the 1950s, obstetrician-gynecologists have also become increasingly responsible for regulating women\u2019s fertility and fecundity. With the development of amniocentesis, ultrasound, and other methods for the prenatal diagnosis of birth defects, obstetrician-gynecologists have been able to abort defective fetuses and unwanted pregnancies. At the same time, new methods for artificially implanting fertilized embryos within the uterus have enabled obstetrician-gynecologists to help previously infertile couples to have children.\nThe obstetrician\u2019s main tasks are to diagnose and bring a woman through pregnancy, deliver her child, and give the new mother adequate postnatal care. The most-important surgical operation performed by obstetricians is cesarean section. Episiotomy, a surgical procedure in which an incision is used to enlarge the vaginal opening to facilitate childbirth, is also common.\nGynecology as a branch of medicine dates back to Greco-Roman civilization, if not earlier. The renewal of interest in diseases of women is shown in the huge encyclopaedia of gynecology issued in 1566 by Caspar Wolf of Z\u00fcrich. In the early and mid-19th century, physicians became able to successfully perform a limited variety of surgical operations on the ovaries and uterus. The American surgeon James Marion Sims and other pioneers of operative gynecology also had to combat the violent prejudice of the public against any exposure or examination of the female sexual organs. The two great advances that finally overcame such opposition and made gynecologic surgery generally available were the use of anesthesia and antiseptic methods. The separate specialty of gynecology had become fairly well established by 1880; its union with the specialty of obstetrics, arising from an overlap of natural concerns, began late in the century and has continued to the present day.\nGynecologists make routine examinations of cervical and vaginal secretions to detect cancer of the uterus and cervix. They perform two main types of surgical operations: repairing any significant injuries caused to the vagina, uterus, and bladder in the course of childbirth; and removing cysts and benign or malignant tumours from the uterus, cervix, and ovaries. The modern practice of gynecology requires skill in pelvic surgery, a knowledge of female urologic conditions, because the symptoms of diseases of the urinary tract and the genital tract are often similar, and skill in dealing with the minor psychiatric problems that often arise among gynecologic patients.\nThe diagnosis and treatment of infertility are a combined obstetric-gynecologic effort.\nMidwifery, care of women in pregnancy, childbirth (parturition), and the postpartum period that often also includes care of the newborn.\u2026\nhistory of medicine: Medicine in the 18th century\n\u2026the leaders in surgery and obstetrics. The noted teacher John Hunter conducted extensive researches in comparative anatomy and physiology, founded surgical pathology, and raised surgery to the level of a respectable branch of science. His brother William Hunter, an eminent teacher of anatomy, became famous as an obstetrician. Male doctors\u2026\nchildhood disease and disorder: Diagnosis and general considerations of treatment and prevention\n\u2026fetus may derive directly from disorders of the mother or may be caused by drugs administered to her. Diagnostic techniques have been developed that permit sophisticated examination of the fetus despite its apparent inaccessibility. The withdrawal of a small amount of the amniotic fluid that surrounds the fetus permits examination\u2026\nultrasonics: Diagnosis\n\u2026one of the staples of obstetric diagnosis. During the process of drawing amniotic fluid in testing for birth defects, ultrasonic imaging is used to guide the needle and thus avoid damage to the fetus or surrounding tissue. 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        "raw_content": "Jut a personal note to say thank you for all your cheerful and understanding assistance when I needed to call on you for Nora\u2019s care. I never once felt my call was not welcome. This meant a great deal to me. It was a very heartwarming for me to see how much she was loved and well looked after by the nurses\u2026",
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        "raw_content": "Who is Molly? Dangerous drug gaining popularity with new name\nThe deaths of two young adults and the hospitalization of four others this weekend following a massive electronic music festival in New York City \u2014 which was subsequently shut down by city officials \u2014 has reignited fears over the club drug MDMA, nicknamed \u201cMolly,\u201d which is the suspected cause of the deaths.\nAnd while the drug, a purer, powdered form of Ecstasy chemically known as methylenedioxymethamphetamine, has been around for decades, it has lately surged in popularity with college students, and is being name-checked by mainstream artists ranging from Kanye West and Rick Ross to Miley Cyrus and Madonna.\nAccording to the Drug Enforcement Administration, Molly can be taken orally in powder, tablet or capsule form. The effects, which include a sense of increased energy, euphoria and empathy, can last from three to six hours after ingestion, according to the National Institute on Drug Abuse.\nIt was first created as a diet drug in 1914, and in 1970s was used by doctors as an aid in psychotherapy. In the 1980s and 1990s it burst upon the club scene as a party drug.\nToday, the drug is currently in clinical trials as a potential aid to treat post-traumatic stress disorder as well as anxiety in terminal cancer patients, according to DrugAbuse.gov.\nBut experts say Molly is becoming a popular party drug again \u2014 with reports of MDMA-related emergency room visits having doubled since 2004 \u2014 and can be dangerous to casual users for a range of reasons, with a major one being that it\u2019s hard to detect when an overdose looms.\nDr. Meika Roberson of Mount Sinai Hospital in New York said that it\u2019s very difficult for concert-goers who use Molly to sense whether or not they are on the brink of an overdose.\n\u201cThe early signs of intoxication going over toward overdose of MDMA, of Molly, is going to be high heart rate, high respiratory rate and high blood pressure,\u201d she said. \u201cSo if you're in a club scene, you're not feeling any of that.\u201d\nhttp://usnews.nbcnews.com/_news/2013/09/01/20283850-who-is-molly-dangerous-drug-gaining-popularity-with-new-name?lite&ocid=msnhp&pos=1",
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        "raw_content": "Why I Am an Estate Planner\nBy Joseph Masiuk\nAt various times in my career, I've been asked how I came upon the complicated subspecialty of the law known as Estate Planning, as my life's work. And like so many people, my present career (which I adore, by the way), came to me not so much by way of finding a \"calling\" for this work, but gradually, as a process of elimination, of getting away from work for which I could find no greater good.\nSo, briefly, this is the story of how Estate Planning chose me:\nI used to be a trial lawyer, first in the public sector with the old U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare; next as an Assistant United States Attorney; and after that, in private practice. It was a privilege to be able to stand up in a Court, armed with the rules of evidence, procedure and all the other assorted instruments of legal war, to speak, question and plead on behalf of someone, whether it was an individual or our government.\nBut something was missing. I wasn't filled with that sense of purpose, that sense that I was helping people and serving the greater good, which is why I went to Law School in the first place.\nIt became crystal clear to me during the nineties, when, as a private lawyer, I represented a fine gentleman in a personal injury case. He was seriously and permanently injured as the result of an accident which, as we had proved, was caused directly by the misconduct of other people.\nBefore I go further, I want you to know that I have all the respect in the world for my brethren (and sisteren) in the law who have given their lives and talent to this type of work. It is valuable and important work.\nBut not for me, and here's why:\nAs I moved my client's case forward, and became very familiar with him, his wife, his family and the many ways that his many injuries had ruined his life, I kept saying to myself, \"If only I can get a jury award or settlement which will be large enough to compensate him for his pain, his hurt, his broken dreams (along with his future medical expenses and a lifetime of lost wages), then his life will be changed for the better.\"\nAfter about five years of litigation against some of the best trial lawyers in the City of Philadelphia, we settled his case, literally on the day before trial. His settlement was for a very large amount, because, as I told you, he was seriously, painfully and permanently hurt.\nIt all came down to the Day of Triumph, when I had \"slain\" my opponents and brought them to submission and I had the spoils of victory, the very large check for my client's settlement in my hand, ready to give it over to him so that his life would be forever changed.\nI went to his home. I handed this hurt, broken man a check with many zeroes on it. He looked at the check and he said, \"Joe, if you can find me a way to have them put me back the way I was before I was hurt, you can keep the money.\"\nI was stunned. And then I understood. No amount of money-not the check I gave him-nor one hundred times that much, would ever, ever take away my client's pain, give him back one day of his life, or change what his unfortunate accident had destined him to become-a terribly sad, broken man, who, I might add, died that way a few years after we had concluded our business together.\nAfter that case was over, I knew I had to find a better, more effective, more meaningful way to help people.\nAnd estate planning has given me exactly that.\nThis is a specialty which permits me to practice as much with my heart as with my head. Now, I help people make decisions about their lives, health care, families and everything they own. The documents which I help my clients draw up, help them \"settle their affairs\" in every way you can imagine.\nAnd my clients let me into their lives to tell me about their heartbreak, their dreams, their Finest Hours, their lost, estranged or addicted children, so that together we can find ways to help.\nAnd my clients permit me to count all their money for purpose of deciding how I might save them taxes, both now and after they die.\nAnd my clients experience Peace of Mind.\nI tell people all the time that I'm the happiest little Lawyer in the Delaware Valley, because I feel that when people share all the details of their lives with me, that they honor me with the highest form of trust.\nAnd for me to occupy that position in so many lives today--that's why I became a lawyer, and an estate planner.\nAnd that's as good as it gets.\np.s. Please see our new adventures into the \"Social Media\" scene here:\n\ufffdOur website , Blog, AVVO rating, Twitter and Linked in.\nFlood and Masiuk, LLC, attorneys at law\n703 Lakeside Park, Southampton, Pa.",
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        "raw_content": "11 small towns where millennials are moving for affordable homes\nThere are accessible housing markets.\nIt's no secret that young people are getting married and starting families later in life than their parents did.\nIt is, however, a bit of a secret where they are choosing to settle down.\nBig cities and their big employers have always attracted young workers, and that's still true.\nBut a combination of factors\u2014sky-high home prices chief among them\u2014have sent millennials across the country looking for alternatives. Unlikely places like Ohio and North Dakota have benefitted.\nThe millennial effect on the market\nOlder millennials (aged 25 to 34) make up 13.6% of the US population but 30% of the current population of existing-home buyers, according to Realtor.com. Where they move matters to the real estate market.\nEllie Mae, a mortgage data firm, has a Millennial Tracker that highlights which towns have high percentages of mortgages closed by millennials. That data, in turn, can help future homebuyers and real estate professionals alike identify new, accessible housing markets.\nTop 11 cities for millennial home buyers\nIn six US cities, millennials actually make up more than half of home buyers. Some of these places are so small they aren't even served by an interstate highway. Here are the top 11 cities that millennials are moving to, according to Ellie Mae.\n1. Athens, Ohio: 59%\nA little more than an hour away from Columbus, Athens is home to Ohio University\u2014which helps explain why it's among the most millennial-dense counties in the state.\n2. Aberdeen, South Dakota: 56%\nAberdeen is a three-hour drive away from the nearest large cities: Sioux Falls to the south and Fargo to the north. Aberdeen is home to Northern State University, and Ag Processing just opened a new soybean plant there.\n3. Williston, North Dakota: 55%\nWilliston's population grew from 12,000 in 2007 to over 30,000 today, but unemployment there is well below the national average, and the household median income is more than $83,000. North Dakota boom towns are threatened by stubbornly low oil prices, however, which reduces demand for shale oil.\n4. Lima, Ohio: 55%\nLima hosts both the University of Northwest Ohio and an Ohio State University branch. The town brags that it's a good place for large commercial development (it attracted 10 such projects in 2015), ranking sixth among small metropolitan areas, according to Site Selection magazine.\n5. Dickinson, North Dakota: 54%\nDickinson was actually the poster child for North Dakota's oil boom and bust. As one example of the area's frenetic rise, Dunn County, just north of Dickinson, saw its road construction budget jump from $1.5 million to $25 million in three years. Single family housing construction permits jumped 330% in one year.\n6. Odessa, Texas: 51%\nOdessa, Texas, is also an oil town, located in the oil-rich West Texas Permian Basin. The oil bust hurt Odessa, too: it lost 12,200 jobs or about 15% of its employment when oil prices fell. More recently, though, the run-up in prices added 53,000 jobs and the economy is in recovery.\n7. Quincy, Illinois: 49%\nLocated directly across the Mississippi River from Mark Twain's Hannibal, Missouri, Quincy has thrived thanks to smart planning dating back to the 1980s, when the city built a successful industrial park to attract employers. With its low unemployment and high graduation rates, Quincy made the Forbes list of top 15 small places to raise a family in 2010.\n8. El Paso, Texas: 49%\nEl Paso's economy is boosted by a heavy presence of federal government employees. The US Citizenship and Immigration Services, the Drug Enforcement Agency, and the US Customs and Border Protection all have operations there, and Fort Bliss is nearby.\n9. Oshkosh-Neenah, Wisconsin: 49%\nMany Americans know this town, about an hour from Green Bay, as the home of OshKosh B'gosh. Military contracts also fuel the local economy. Oshkosh Defense, formerly Oshkosh Truck, builds specialty heavy rigs for government agencies, especially the military. The firm recently won a $6.7 billion contract to build a new Joint Light Tactical Vehicle for the US Army. Oshkosh is also home to the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh, the third largest university in the state, with 14,000 students.\n10. Pottsville, Pennsylvania: 48%\nAn hour outside Harrisburg, Pottsville is home to Yuengling, now the largest locally owned brewery in America. Like many rural Pennsylvania towns, Pottsville is struggling and slowly losing population\u2014it's down from almost 17,000 in 1990 to just under 14,000 now, but with young buyers taking up residence here, that could change in the near future.\n11. Owensboro, Kentucky: 48%\nNestled along the banks of the Ohio River, Owensboro doesn't have an interstate highway, but it is within a few hours' drive of Louisville, Nashville, and St. Louis. The town counts US Bank among its largest employers\u2014the firm's national mortgaging service center is located there. A downtown makeover has also made this river city a nice place to live and work.\nWhy millennials are moving\nUnderstanding where millennials are buying homes is important both to the housing industry and to young people looking for alternatives to oppressive monthly mortgage payments.\n\"As millennials continue to enter the housing market, we are seeing great activity in the middle of the US, where inventory is generally more affordable than on the coasts,\" says Joe Tyrrell, executive vice president of corporate strategy for Ellie Mae.\nTyrrell offered the example of top city for millennial homebuyers\u2014Athens, Ohio. The the average home loan in Athens was nearly one-third the average home loan in Boston, Massachusetts.\nUsing the traditional 30%-of-income affordability standard, about one-third of households have unaffordable mortgage payments, according to a recent report from Harvard University. What's more, the number of severely cost-burdened homeowners\u2014those who spend 50% or more of their income on their mortgage\u2014has skyrocketed from 1.1 million in 2001 to 7.6 million in 2015.\nNumbers like that have young people considering homes in smaller places.\nIn Athens, Ohio, the average listed home price is $189,000, far less than the national median listing price of $259,000, according to Zillow.com. But home price isn't the only factor. The ability to save up for a down payment matters, too.\n\"The main thing that jumps out to me is that those are all relatively affordable cities. Lower rents allow millennials to save for a down payment,\" says Andrew Woo of ApartmentList.com. Indeed, according to Zillow, one-bedroom apartments in Athens cost $750 a month. \"Generally, pricey urban areas such as San Francisco and New York have a large share of renters, as homeownership is out of reach for most, and many millennials plan to settle down and purchase a home in a different metro,\" notes Woo.\nOther millennial moving lists\nThe Ellie Mae list reveals only cities where a high percentage of millennials are buyers\u2014not necessarily places that are popular with younger adults. More mundane explanations, like demographics, play a role in statistics like this, too. The younger a population, the higher the percentage of millennial buyers.\nThere are plenty of other \"where are millennials moving\" lists. Different methodologies reach different results, but the overall narrative is the same.\nThe Urban Land Institute, calculating relative growth of the millennial population, said earlier this year that Virginia Beach, Richmond, and Pittsburgh were among the hottest destinations for millennials. That list tells a similar story, however. Of traditional large coastal cities, only Boston cracked the top 10.\nSmartAsset.com made its own list, too. New York, Los Angeles, and San Francisco don't crack the top 25. Fort Wayne, Indiana, and Cary, North Carolina, on the other hand, made the top 10.\nATTOM Data Solutions, using a different set of criteria, shared another list of places popular with young home buyers\u2014cities where the highest percentage of FHA loans (and their low down payments) have closed. It's also full of smaller towns in Texas, North Dakota, and Pennsylvania.\n\"Millennials are a massive generation, the largest now in fact, and they certainly don't act in a monolithic manner,\" said Daren Blomquist, vice president of ATTOM. \"So when we see increases in home sales to millennials in places like Lima, Ohio, or Pottsville, Pennsylvania, what it doesn't necessarily mean is that there is a broad migration of millennials to small towns. But what it does mean is that there are millennials who are willing to move to small towns, likely because they are finding jobs there and they are finding a much more affordable cost of living, particularly when it comes to housing.\"\nSo wherever millennials are headed, one thing is certain: affordability is more important than ever. Fortunately, tools like Credit.com's Mortgage Calculator and Mortgage Marketplace can help make housing more affordable no matter the location.\nSEE ALSO: I retired at 43 but I still have over $100,000 of debt \u2014 and I love it\nMore: Credit.com Millennials Buying A Home",
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        "raw_content": "A Retired Goldman Partner Is Selling His Sick Wyoming Ranch For $6.5 Million\nJulia La Roche and Saranya Kapur\nPrice Chambers\nRetired Goldman Sachs Partner Charles T. Harris III (a.k.a. \"Chuck\") is selling his breathtaking Wyoming ranch for $6.5 million, the Wall Street Journal reports.\nThe 8,179 square foot house, built in Western style, is nestled against Snake River and is in the middle of the Snake River Park, which has an exclusive golf course and outdoor activities for its members.\nThe house features 4 bedrooms, 4 full bathrooms, 2 half bathrooms, an office, entertainment and game room, an artist's studio. It also has 3 wood burning fireplaces you can cozy up to in the winter, and more bookcases than you'll know what to do with.\nThe house is listed with Chip Marvin and Fred Harness of Re/Max Obsidian Real Estate.\nThe home has gorgeous views of mountains and valleys.\nThere's also horseback riding on site.\nThe huge house was intended to be Harris' full-time residence.\nThe home is 8179 sq. feet large.\nIt features western style interiors...\n...and a huge frontier-style kitchen.\nThis is the kitchen dining area, with a stove and fireplace.\nAnother view of the kitchen.\nIts decor relies on authentic, hand-crafted details.\nMore views of the decor.\nIt has more bookcases than you'll know what to do with.\nWake up to the great outdoors.\nDeck overlooking the porch.\nA dining room.\nAnd all for the price of $6.5 million!\nWant to see another vacation home?\nDaniel Ravenel Sotheby's International\nFormer Goldman Sachs Partner Is Having Trouble Selling His Glorious 7-Bedroom Vacation Home In South Carolina>>\nMore: Wall Street Features Goldman Sachs Real Estate",
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        "raw_content": "The global market for negative-yielding debt is worth a colossal $10 trillion\nThe amount of debt globally yielding below zero has passed $10 trillion (\u00a36.9 trillion) for the first time in history, thanks to a combination of \"unconventional monetary policies, regulatory risk mitigation by banks, and a flight to safety in global financial markets,\" according to the credit-ratings agency Fitch.\nFitch says the amount of negative-yielding debt climbed by 5% in May, reaching $10.4 trillion by May 31 \u2014 a record high and up from $9.9 trillion in the previous month. The figure contains $7.3 trillion in long-term debt and $3.1 trillion of short-term debt.\nEssentially, negative-yielding debt is debt that if held until maturity by an investor will actually cost the owner money. People invest in this kind of debt because they usually know there is very little risk of the debtor defaulting, as the debtors are generally governments of large, stable economies.\nBecause negative bonds guarantee a loss, investors will buy them only if they are scared of putting their money elsewhere. They imply that risk elsewhere is even worse than a bond that is guaranteed to lose a predictable amount of money. So when the amount of money being put into this kind of debt rises, it generally signals a lack of confidence in the global economy.\n\"Unconventional monetary policies, regulatory risk mitigation by banks, and a flight to safety in global financial markets have all contributed to the ongoing rise in the amount of sovereign debt trading with a negative yield,\" Fitch analyst Robert Grossman wrote in a report out on Thursday.\nThe rush into sovereign debt, by governments to encourage lending and by investors to find safer assets, has helped to raise bond prices and pushed down yields. The increase in negative debt has been fueled in large part by increasing bond prices in the eurozone's three largest economies, and Japan, which accounts for by far the highest amount of negative-yielding debt.\n\"Central-bank actions are certainly a part of it, but the global search for yield, the desire to find high-quality securities, is part of what is going on here,\" Grossman, one of the compilers of Fitch's debt report, said.\nHere's an extract from Fitch's report:\nThere were no major shifts in the distribution of debt among the 14 countries with negative-yielding debt, with Japan still by far the largest source. Modest declines in Japanese, Italian, German and French sovereign yields during the month drove the $0.5 trillion increase in the total stock of negative-yielding debt.\nHigher amounts of Japanese and Italian sovereign securities with sub-zero yields were the biggest contributors to the monthly changes. Yields on some Italian securities with maturities between 1.5 and 3 years flipped to negative from positive, and long-dated Japanese securities have gone further into negative territory since April 25. Core Eurozone yields were driven lower as weak inflation and manufacturing data, as well as the expansion of the ECB's bond-buying program, continued to fuel demand for Eurozone sovereign debt.\nGlobal negative-yielding debts have increased rapidly since Sweden became the first government to take its base interest rate below zero in early 2015. Numerous other central banks, including those in Switzerland, Denmark, Japan, and the European Central Bank, have now followed suit, and that has pushed up negative-yielding debt massively.\nThe amount of negative debt will most likely increase, as few of the central banks with rates below zero seem poised to come back above zero anytime soon. On Thursday, the ECB's president, Mario Draghi, effectively suggested that he could push rates even further into negative territory. The bank's base rate is currently -0.4%.\nMore: Fitch Negative rates ECB Sweden",
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        "raw_content": "Gregg Popovich quizzes Spurs players on global current affairs to develop better chemistry and expand their horizons\nJ. Pat Carter/Getty\nWhile we've heard anecdotes of head coaches quizzing their players before, Gregg Popovich's quizzes for the San Antonio Spurs are a little different.\nInstead of X's and O's, Popovich asks his players about the world at large and global current affairs, according to Ben Cohen of the Wall Street Journal.\nPopovich, who has helped build the Spurs into the model organization with a culture that's the envy of the NBA, believes that such quizzes creates chemistry on the floor and off of it.\nHe also thinks it grows players as people.\n\"I think it's sad if a person's whole self-image and self-worth is based in their job,\" Popovich told Cohen. \"Whether you're a basketball player, a plumber, a doctor, a mailman or whatever you might be, why not try your best to live a more interesting life that includes other people, other cultures and different worlds?\"\nSo, Popovich will spring random questions on the Spurs and they vary in subject. According to Cohen, he might ask players where they can find wombats, or in what country the city of Harar is located, or who were the early explorers in America. Pop has reportedly been quizzing his players on the world for years, but this year, he said he also enjoys bringing up political topics and sparking discussion amongst the players.\n\"It brings them together. There's a purpose to it\u2014and it's fun for me,\" he said.\nPopovich also spoke about his passions beyond basketball, showing a side rarely seen in professional head coaches.\n\"If I just did basketball, I'd be bored to death. How much satisfaction can you get out of doing jump shots and teaching someone to deny in the passing lanes? OK, that's cool, that's my job, that's how I earn my living, and I have a good living and I enjoy it. But I'm not a lifer. It doesn't define me. If I win a game, I'm fine. If I lose a game, it hurts, but I'm fine real quick. It's not that important.\"\nPopovich has also done other things to enhance the culture within the team. According to Cohen, he had players read Ta-Nehisi Coates' \"Between the World and Me\" and showed them the film \"The Birth of a Nation.\" Last year, he took them to see \"Hamilton\" on Broadway.\nThe Spurs may no longer rule the NBA, but Popovich's conventions are a big reason why every team still wants to be like them.\nRead Cohen's story here >\nSEE ALSO: Coach K explains why he relates Gregg Popovich taking over the USA Basketball program to their military experience\nDON'T MISS: NBA POWER RANKINGS: Where all 30 teams stand with preseason underway\nMore: NBA San Antonio Spurs Gregg Popovich",
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        "raw_content": "Here's how we ranked the US cities with the best quality of life\nTanza Loudenback and Andy Kiersz\nBellevue, Washington ranked No. 1 on our list of the cities with the best quality of life.\nFacebook/Visit Bellevue Washington\nWe recently released a list of the American cities with the best quality of life based on a compilation of several rankings from Niche, a company that researches and compiles information on cities and schools.\nIn order to determine the lists that were included in our ranking, we checked out Niche's 2016 Places to Live rankings under the \"cities\" category \u2014 which assessed more than 220 places with a population exceeding 100,000 people \u2014 for rankings that evoke a high quality of life, like the best cities for safety, outdoor activities, job prospects, and education.\nOnce we identified our eight lists, we inverted them in order to award a larger amount of points to the cities ranked higher. For example, 100 points went to the No. 1 city on a list, 99 points to the No. 2, 98 to the No. 3, and so on through No. 100, which received a single point.\nWe then added up all the points we designated to each city to determine an overall ranking. Every city in the top 25 appeared in six or more Niche city lists.\nOur highest ranked city \u2014 Bellevue, Washington \u2014 received 580 overall points. Our lowest ranked city in the top 25 \u2014 Denton, Texas \u2014 received 383 points.\nHere are the Niche rankings we compiled for our list:\nMost Diverse Cities\nCities with the Best Public Schools\nCities with the Best Job Opportunities*\nBest Cities for Outdoor Activities\n*It's worth noting that the list of cities with the best job opportunities incorporates US Census data from a few years ago. As such, the list is heavy on cities that enjoyed the benefits of the shale oil boom, like Midland and Odessa, TX. As oil prices have fallen and the energy industry has hit somewhat harder times in the last year or so, those cities may have somewhat harder employment prospects than they did at the time this data was collected.\nMore: best cities Niche Niche Rankings Quality Of Life",
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        "raw_content": "REPORT: EasyJet is thinking about moving its HQ out of the UK\nEasyJet is consulting with aviation regulators across the European Union about possibly moving its headquarters out of the UK and into continental Europe, according to a report from Sky News.\nSky's report suggests that EasyJet's chief executive Carolyn McCall \u2014 one of only a handful of female chief execs at FTSE 100 companies \u2014 has held high-level meetings with several EU states, and suggested that EasyJet \"moving its legal HQ from the UK is almost inevitable in the wake of last week's referendum result.\"\nIn statement sent to Business Insider by email, EasyJet says that it has \"no plans to move from Luton - our home for 20 years,\" but did acknowledge that it is in the process of trying to obtain an air operator certificate \u2014 a licence that Sky reports would allow it move its headquarters \u2014 in a \"European country.\"\n\"EasyJet is lobbying the UK government and the EU to ensure the continuation of a fully liberal and deregulated aviation market within the UK and Europe. This would mean that easyJet and all European airlines can continue to operate as they do today.\n\"As part of EasyJet's contingency planning before the referendum we had informal discussions with a number of European aviation regulators about the establishment of an AOC (air operator certificate) in [an] European country to enable easyJet to fly across Europe as we do today. EasyJet has now started a formal process to acquire an AOC.\"\n\"Until the outcome of the UK/EU negotiations are clearer easyJet does not need to make any other structural or operational changes.\nIf the airline does obtain an AOC it is thought that only a few jobs would actually be moved out of the UK, and the new EU headquarters would be a legal entity similar to that in place at International Airlines Group, the parent company of British Airways, Iberia Air, and Aer Lingus. This would involve making the company's UK base a legal subsidiary of an EU-registered headquarters. A source said that easyJet had received advice that \"the most workable structure would be to be an EU-registered entity with a UK subsidiary.\"\nCurrently, around 1,000 EasyJet employees work out of the company's headquarters at Luton airport.\nIn an interview given to ITV on Thursday, EasyJet's Commercial Manager Neil Slaven said the company has no plans to move its headquarters away from its current Luton base, and that there are no plans for job losses at the airline's hubs of Luton, Stansted and Southend airports.\nEasyJet \u2014 which is famous for its orange and white livery \u2014 has seen its share price tumble since the referendum, with the company's stock down by 28% since the market close on Thursday June 23.\nShares took a huge drop after the airline issued a profit warning on Monday, saying in a statement to the markets:\n\"Following the outcome of the EU Referendum, we also anticipate that additional economic and consumer uncertainty is likely this summer and as a consequence it is expected that revenue per seat at constant currency in the second half will now be down.\"\nHere is how EasyJet's shares look since the referendum:\nEasyJet joins a slew of other companies in reportedly considering shifting away from the UK in the post-Brexit world. Earlier this week it was reported that Vodafone is considering moving UK roles across the channel following Britain's vote to leave the European Union, and Goldman Sachs has warned that banks could do the same, according to reports.\nOn Thursday, HSBC which prior to the referendum considered moving its headquarters out of the UK, confirmed that it will be staying put.\nYou can read Sky's full report here.\nMore: EU Referendum Brexit EasyJet EU Jobs",
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        "title": "'It could be 10 years before we get something done': Obama on a post-Brexit trade deal with the UK - Business Insider",
        "raw_content": "'It could be 10 years before we get something done': Obama on a post-Brexit trade deal with the UK\nUS President Barack Obama takes a question as he speaks to a town hall meeting at Lindley Hall, the Royal Horticultural Society, in London, Saturday, April 23, 2016. Obama held the town hall-style event in London taking questions on diverse subjects from the predominantly young people in the audience.\nAP Photo / Matt Dunham\nLONDON (Reuters) - A trade deal between Britain and the United States could take five to 10 years to negotiate if Britain votes to leave the European Union in a June 23 referendum, U.S. President Barack Obama told the BBC in an interview broadcast on Sunday.\n\"It could be five years from now, 10 years from now before we're actually able to get something done,\" Obama told the British broadcaster, adding to his earlier warning that Britain would find itself at 'the back of the queue' for a new trade deal with the United States if it left the EU.\n\"My hope is, is that this is something that would have some influence on how voters think,\" he said.\nObama added that Britain would not get preferential treatment over the EU when it came to negotiating a new trade deal.\n\"The UK would not be able to negotiate something with the United States faster than the EU,\" Obama said. \"We wouldn't abandon our efforts to negotiate a trade deal with our largest trading partner, the European market.\"\nObama also said he hoped that his final months in office would see the influence of Islamic State militants in Iraq and Syria reduced.\nHowever, he dismissed the prospect of sending ground troops into the region to oust Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.\n(Reporting by William James; editing by Robert Birsel and Jason Neely)\nMore: Reuters Reuters Top News Brexit Reuters World",
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        "raw_content": "UBER CEO: 'We're losing over $1 billion a year in China'\nUber CEO Travis Kalanick during a talk at the Indian Institute of Technology campus in Mumbai, India, on January 19.\nSHANGHAI \u2014 The chief executive of Uber Technologies Inc. said the company was burning through more than a billion dollars a year in China, where it is locked in a fierce battle with its larger local rival Didi Kuaidi to lure consumers with cut-price deals.\nUber's China unit boosted its valuation last month to more than $8 billion after it raised over $1 billion in its latest funding round, though the US ride-hailing app is not yet profitable in the mainland because of intense competition.\n\"We're profitable in the USA, but we're losing over $1 billion a year in China,\" Uber's CEO, Travis Kalanick, told the Canadian technology platform BetaKit. Uber officials in China confirmed the comments in an email to Reuters on Thursday.\n\"We have a fierce competitor that's unprofitable in every city they exist in, but they're buying up market share. I wish the world wasn't that way.\"\nUber and China's Didi Kuaidi, backed by the Chinese technology giants Tencent Holdings Ltd and Alibaba Group Holding Ltd, have each spent heavily to subsidize rides to gain market share, betting on China's internet-linked transport market becoming the world's biggest.\nUber China said in an emailed statement that Didi Kuaidi was having to spend \"many multiples\" more than the US firm to increase its share of the market, adding that Uber's China operation was backed up by profitable ones outside the region.\nA spokesman for Didi Kuaidi, which has the biggest market share of China's car-hailing app market, did not provide an immediate comment when contacted by email.\nIn January, Kalanick said spending on subsidies was \"how you win\" in China, adding that Uber aimed to beat Didi Kuaidi by spending subsidies more efficiently. Uber operates in more than 40 Chinese cities and plans to be in 100 by the end of the year.\n\"I prefer building rather than fund-raising,\" Kalanick added in the interview with BetaKit. \"But if I don't participate in the fund-raising bonanza, I'll get squeezed out by others buying market share.\"\n(Reporting by Adam Jourdan and John Ruwitch; Editing by Miral Fahmy)\nMore: Reuters Uber China Uber China",
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        "raw_content": "Seahawks Punter Gets Absolutely Obliterated By A Lineman While Trying To Make A Tackle\nSeattle Seahawks punter Jon Ryan is not used to tackling, and it showed today when the Indianapolis Colts blocked a field goal and ran it back for a touchdown.\nRyan (who's the holder) was trying to keep the returner out of the end zone when he got absolutely blown up by a lineman.\nIt's a totally legal play, but still brutal (via SB Nation's Chris Mottram):",
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        "url": "https://www.businessinsider.com/the-ukraine-ceasefire-may-turn-out-to-be-a-sham-2015-2",
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        "title": "The Ukraine ceasefire may turn out to be a sham - Business Insider",
        "raw_content": "The Ukraine ceasefire may turn out to be another hollow sham\nMark Galeotti,\nNewly mobilized soldiers take part in training at the 169th training center of Ukrainian ground forces \"Desna\" in the Chernihiv region on February 13, 2015.\nSo, a new ceasefire agreement emerges from the Minsk summit.\nForgive me if I fail to applaud, especially as it allows another couple of days of mayhem before it even is meant to come into effect.\nThe sad truth of the matter that what happened in Minsk has everything to do with optics, nothing to do with substance.\nGetting Merkel, Hollande, Poroshenko and Putin together pretty much ensured that the summit had to lead to something.\nHad Putin simply dug in his heels and rejected every overture, then he would have demonstrably been the villain of the peace.\nMore to the point, he would have personally snubbed Merkel and Hollande, and political credibility and amour proper would have forced them to push for a tougher line in Europe.\nNow, though, they are at least for a few days committed to seeing this ceasefire agreement through, at least until \u2014 like the last one, let's not forget \u2014 it is demonstrably a hollow sham.\nIt also puts Ukrainian president Petro Poroshenko into a bind. He cannot afford to alienate Europe, nor can he appear not to be able to control his own security forces. So he needs to demonstrate adherence to the terms of the ceasefire, at least at first.\nThat includes the withdrawal of artillery no more than two days after the start of the ceasefire, as well as combat units from the front line. If the government forces do this but the rebels do not, then this opens up the scope for a one-off coup de main by the latter (Debaltseve? The Avdiivka coke plant? Mariupol?).\nMap of eastern Ukraine locating recent flashpoints between pro-Russian separatists and Ukrainian forces, includes shaded area of control by the rebels and locates presence of Russian military units in the region.\nThe terms of the ceasefire include nuts and bolts issues that are welcome and may actually be achievable, such as prisoner exchanges. They also include big picture issues that neither Poroshenko nor Putin technically ought to be able to promise.\nThe text includes reference to specific constitutional reforms in Ukraine, for example, something Poroshenko can't just sign away on his own authority.\nBut perhaps more striking is the extent to which the fig leaf over Russia's role is looking ever more tattered as a result of this deal. Putin, in effect, was willing to commit the rebels to such issues as troop withdrawal and even political reform. Let's dwell on that for a moment.\nPutin, the president of a country that time and again claims to have no control over the rebels, is willing to redraft their political system and speak for their military deployments.\nAnd as if that were not enough, there is the little admission in the clause on the commitment to withdraw heavy weapons to create a security zone. It talks of the need to:\nPull-out of all heavy weapons by both sides to equal distance with the aim of creation of a security zone on minimum 50 kilometres apart for artillery of 100mm calibre or more, and a security zone of 70km for MLRS and 140 kilometres for MLRS Tornado-S, Uragan, Smerch and tactical missile systems Tochka U.\nThe 9A52-4 Tornado-S is an advanced Russian system, only deployed in 2012. It's certainly not in private stocks, and Ukraine doesn't have any.\nSo the only way it could be involved in this war is because Russia has given them to the rebels \u2014 the ones they aren't arming, remember? \u2014 or else they are in the hands of Russian troops. And this is a document Putin (metaphorically) signed.\nMaybe (and thanks to Andr\u00e1s R\u00e1cz of the Finnish Institute of International Affairs for pointing this out) this is a cautionary tale about what happens when you work too late into the night, you miss things you ought to have spotted.\nBelarussian soldiers cover multiple missile launcher \"Smerch\" as they take part in a military exercise near the town of Osipovichi, some 62 miles south-east of the capital Minsk, on November 12, 2010.\nBut honestly the accumulation of evidence of Russia's role in this war is such that one more contribution makes little real difference. The question is whether this deal is any more likely than the last to do more than, perhaps, quiet the guns for a little while.\nThis would only be the case if the positions of any of the key players have changed. Merkel's and Hollande's have not.\nPoroshenko is still talking total war, while not delivering. He would like to see the war end, and at least this deal formally puts and end to talk of secession in the Donbas. However, the war has never really been about the constitutional status of south-eastern Ukraine.\nInstead, it has been about Moscow's unwillingness to allow Kiev to believe itself sovereign, about Russia's refusal to countenance the tectonic drift of Ukraine towards Europe. On this, Poroshenko shows no signs of being willing \u2014 or able \u2014 to compromise.\nLikewise, nothing much seems to have changed for Putin. He still wants Kiev broken, and he needs a win. Russia is hurting, though more for reasons of the oil price slump than sanctions. But it is neither down nor out.\nMore to the point, Putin and his closest allies are still doing fine, and the Russian masses do not yet seem inclined to blame him for their current troubles.\nPutin's record is of encouraging discussions, summits, accords and all the rest of the usual paraphernalia of modern diplomacy not as a way to settle disputes but to prolong them. With one hand, he signs the communiqu\u00e9, but with the other he waves on his infiltrators and arms convoys.\nBesides which, we also need to be cautious as to how far Moscow truly controls Donetsk and Lugansk \u2014 and, indeed, how far they control their thuggish field commanders.\nAt present, the locals are willing not to denounce the agreement, but they have no reason to do so, not least as if they are planning to ignore it, they hardly want to signal this, and embarrass Putin in the process.\nBut whether they are really going, for example, to hand over control of the border to government forces remains to be seen.\nI hardly see them about to surrender their supply lines to Russia, which is what this would mean. In any case, that would only apply after Kiev has agreed to constitutional reform, and no one looking at the fractious parliamentary politics of Ukraine is likely to expect a quick and harmonious outcome there.\nA Russian launch rocket system \"Smerch\" fires during the \"Russia Arms Expo 2013\" 9th international exhibition of arms, military equipment and ammunition, in the Urals city of Nizhny Tagil, on September 25, 2013.\nOf course, even a strategic pause may help Ukraine more than the rebels. But it may not.\nThe irony is that at least briefly, this is likely to take the pressure off providing the government forces with more advanced US weapons, and could actually prove a step closer to freezing this conflict.\nBesides which, there are many ways in which Russia and its local proxies can repudiate the ceasefire, from provoking fire from government troops to accusing Kiev of failing to observe the clause which calls for the removal of outsider, \"mercenary' troops \u2014 which would mean purging the National Guard of foreign volunteers, especially in the notoriously-autonomous ultra-nationalist units such as the Azov Battalion.\nI am not sure how easy this would be, even if Kiev tries to enforce it.\nOf course, I could be wrong. I certainly hope so. It would be lovely to think this was the first step towards a lasting peace, and not just the next act in Russia's unfolding exercise in creative disruption.\nBut I won't be holding my breath.\nRead the original article on In Moscow's Shadows. Copyright 2019.\nSEE ALSO: Discarded Russian submarines could cause a nuclear disaster in the Arctic\nMore: In Moscow's Shadows Russia Ukraine Crimea",
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        "raw_content": "Leaked Twitter API data shows the number of tweets is in serious decline\nTweets in decline.\nREUTERS/John Javellana\nThe number of tweets per day created by Twitter's users has fallen by more than half since a peak in August 2014, according to a sampling of data from Twitter's API. (An API \u2014 application programming interface \u2014 is the portal through which other apps access Twitter so their software can function together.) The data was given to Business Insider by an app developer who has tracked Twitter users since 2013.\nTweets per day reached a peak in August 2014 of 661 million, our source says. That 30-day sampling period included the World Cup final. In January 2016, there were only 303 million tweets per day, on average, during the 30-day period.\n\"This data is not correct,\" a spokesperson for Twitter told Business Insider. The company, which has a policy of not commenting on third-party data, declined to elaborate.\nWhether it is accurate or not, the numbers could be a problem for Twitter. This is the data that app developers see when they take samples from Twitter's datasets to gauge activity on the platform. If it is accurate, it suggests that people are using the platform less frequently. If it is not accurate, it suggests that the activity developers see on the platform is a misleading guide as to what is actually happening, which isn't helpful for developers.\nThe app already suffers from a growing population of \"users\" who don't actually do anything on it. And growth in \"monthly active users\" has all but stalled, at 320 million, according to Twitter.\nData samples taken by app developers have proved to be misleading in the past. In July 2014, a sample of API data leaked to Business Insider suggested Twitter may have seen a brief decline in MAUs, but that didn't happen. MAU growth did become very soft that year, and on Twitter's own metrics the population of users who are logged-in to the platform but who don't actually do anything increased.\nThe disconnect between the numbers Twitter discloses to the SEC and the numbers developers see via the API occurs because developers cannot see the data Twitter uses to calculate its MAUs. Developers can only see active users and accounts.\nIn addition, Twitter stopped reporting its estimate of users who consisted of \"third-party applications that may have automatically contacted our servers for regular updates without any discernable additional user-initiated action.\" Twitter has not updated that estimate since December 2014, making it more difficult to estimate what portion of Twitter's user-base isn't being operated by a human.\nOur source suspects that what while Twitter has retained a core of older professional users, like media professionals and politicians, it has lost a lot of younger users who tweeted a lot at their friends. Younger users create two or three times the number of tweets that older users do, our source believes. Those young people went to rival apps like Snapchat and Instagram, our source thinks. Both those apps have overtaken Twitter in monthly active users in the last couple of years.\nAnother possible explanation is that Twitter has become better at rooting out spam accounts that tweet on autopilot. (But that would imply that a huge volume of activity on Twitter a year ago was merely spam.)\nBroadly, the data shows the number of active users on Twitter has been flat for two years. Twitter has publicly reported similar trends in its statistics, but the company's definition of \"monthly active users\" counts users whose only activity on the app is performed by another app that happens to ping Twitter for an update, without any human intervention.\nAlso, the data shows that Twitter's longtime problem of users who sign up for the service and then abandon it has not gone away. The total universe of Twitter accounts is up to 1.6 billion, our source's data show. Of that total, the vast majority fall silent, don't tweet, operate in \"listen only\" mode, or are spam bots, our source believes.\nOur source took a sample of 100,000 Twitter accounts to create each data point. The data describes the total number of accounts in existence, the number of accounts that are active, the number of new accounts created, and the number of accounts that actually tweet.\nWhile Twitter claims it has up to 320 million monthly active users, our source's data shows that active users \u2014 people actually tweeting or creating new accounts in a 30-day period \u2014 hover around the 130 million mark. That discrepancy is likely explained in part by the fact that Twitter counts as \"active\" any user who is logged in during the period, whereas our source counts only users who are logged in and perform an action.\nHere is the same data as above, including the total universe of existing accounts:\nOur source believes the majority of abandoned accounts are probably spambots. There is a still a thriving ecosystem of companies that let you buy followers. Twitter takes actions to stamp those accounts out, but it does not catch them all.\nDisclosure: The author owns Twitter stock.",
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        "title": "10 Things You Need to Know Before Buying CBD Oil \u2013 CBD Guide",
        "raw_content": "Now, more and more people are discovering the benefits of CBD oil. CBD, the full named cannabidiol, that is one of the cannabinoids which as a basic chemical compound found in cannabis plant. And some of these cannabinoids are regarded as the traces of oil. Another one of the most famous compounds in cannabis is tetrahydrocannabinol, also called THC which is more well-known for its addictive property. But don\u2019t worry, unlike THC, CBD won\u2019t gave you a high.\nWe\u2019ve already know that CBD oil is able to bring us some benefits on medical treatments, including depression, pain relief, cancer, menopause, and so on. CBD is one of the most popular health and wellness trend that takes a strong hit in the market and shows no signs to slow down. In 2017, a report indicated that CBD market is growing at 55% in a year and would be a billion-dollar market by 2020.\nAfter being extracted from cannabis plant, CBD might be an oil or powder which can mix with wax, cream or gel that can be ingested orally or rubbed onto the skin.\nIf you are a first buyer of CBD oil and wants the best suit for your needs, you must take the most two things into consideration: strength and concentration. Other factors like purity and the volume of CBD oil are also indeed. You need pay attention on what you are going to buy, because not all CBD oil created equally.\nFor helping with your journey on CBD oil, here are top 10 things to know about when buying CBD oil.\nWhere Was the Material Grown?\nHemp is a main raw material of CBD oil, it\u2019s a bioaccumulator which is able to absorb no matter good or bad substances from the water, air and soil in where it is grown. Why need we know that? Because it could make you know the grown source if organic or clarify if their CBD oil have accumulated toxic substances like herbicides, pesticides or even heavy metals.\nFor a long time, farmers have used herbicides to control weeds and use pesticides to protect crops from insects, diseases and fungi, and we know that these chemicals used to harm other species will also give us our own species harm. You choose to buy CBD oil in order to good health, therefore, it is necessary to understand the source of product \u2013 hemp material before purchasing CBD oil.\nIs CBD Right for You?\nIf you have done a survey beforehand, it should be well understood that this popular non-psychoactive cannabinoid has a abundant of health benefits and covers a wide range of conditions.\nAsk yourself why you choose to buy CBD oil. Is it because you are suffering from chronic pain? over stressed? anxiety? Need to balance your blood sugar levels? Reduce inflammation? Or do you want to quit smoking?\nThese symptoms or more mentioned above, CBD oil may help solve. In addition to inhibiting cancer cell growth as previously mentioned, it can also reduce the onset of epilepsy, and studies have shown it can be used as a potentially beneficial treatment for opioid abuse. Even if you are perfect healthy, CBD oil can be a additional supplement to your healthy daily life.\nHow Much THC in CBD Oil?\nAn important parameter to check next is the percentage of THC in the CBD oil. For some people, small changes in THC content may not be a big problem, but it is a challenge for those working on heavy machinery or on drugs at work. The advice they often get is to buy CBD oil with a THC content of less than 0.03%. Many manufacturers are now introducing zero THC-content CBD oil to the market. Although the price will be a little more expensive than other CBD oils, those who need to be cautious about the psychoactive ingredients in the CBD oil should choose THC levels close to zero.\nWhat\u2019s the Concentration of CBD Oil?\nThe concentration level of CBD oil should also be included in the reference range. Similar to other products, CBD oil can be \u201cwatered down\u201d, so some companies will use this method to deceive customers to obtain more profits at lower prices in order to increase profit margins. The concentration of CBD in the extract is directly proportional to the benefit you will enjoy. The concentration of high quality CBD oil should be between 250 mg and 1,000 mg per ounce. If you buy a 4 ounce bottle which will contain 250 mg CBD, your concentration will be 62.5 mg CBD per ounce, which is almost not enough to get the full benefits of the CBD. If the concentration of CBD is not listed, You can leave a message at the end of the article, we will provide you with a calculation method.\nHow to Know the Purity and Potentiality of CBD Oil ?\nTo be honest, there may be unnecessary ingredients and toxins in the CBD oil. At that time, the CBD may give people more harm than good. To avoid this, it is recommended that the purchased product be tested not only in the manufacturer\u2019s laboratory, but also in a well-known third-party laboratory that is not related to the manufacturer. This will not only give full play to the potential of CBD oil, but also help you avoid any unforeseen circumstances. In this case, a report from ISO/IEC 17025:2017 indicates that the laboratory tests are trustworthy. And there are 5 factors should be considered for accredited laboratories should test to ensure the purity of CBD oil:\nBacteria and fungus\nResidual solvents(from the extraction process)\nThe Process of CBD Being Extracted\nWhat do you do if you want to get juice from the orange? The easiest way is to squeeze the fruit. To get apricot from the apricot tree, you just need to shake the tree. But extracting CBD oil from cannabis plants is a complex process which ensures quality and efficacy. Most companies use carbon dioxide(CO2) to extract CBD oil from cannabis, which helps ensure the purity of the CBD oil and prevents it from being contaminated with unwanted substances. However, some manufacturers want to maximize the benefits to choose simpler techniques such as extracting CBD oil with harsh solvents, these solvents will leave chemical residues in the CBD oil, which will seriously affect People\u2019s health. On the contrary, CO2 extraction possesses more benefits on high-quality CBD oil, free of propane & butane, ethanol.\nClarify Full Spectrum and CBD Isolate\nIn addition to the CBD, the \u201cfull\u201d spectrum contains other cannabinoids (including THC), which makes them the \u201cfull\u201d spectrum. The CBD isolate is a pure, independent CBD with no other impurities. As mentioned above, the \u201cfull\u201d spectrum will include a certain amount of THC. If you are concerned about THC, then you should pursue products without THC. It is worth noting that if the product is labeled as having no \u201cfull\u201d spectrum of THC, then this product is not a true \u201cfull\u201d spectrum, it is just a \u201cbroad\u201d spectrum.\nNo any single cannabinoid can benefit the human body in a single form. 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But it is needless for us to expatiate on her powers of expression in her indignation at the reproaches cast on Romeo, in her despair at his banishment, in her calm contempt of the treachery of the nurse, or in the fortitude of mind displayed whilst preparing to encounter temporary death with all its attendant horrors.\nHer debut was so successful that by popular demand the performance was repeated the following night instead of the programmed Merry Wives of Windsor, The European Magazine and London Review writing: \u201cThis second performance was still more brilliant than the former. The anxieties of a first appearance had disappeared and Miss O\u2019Neill\u2019s talents blazed in unclouded lustre. The applause kept pace with her merits, to which even the Prince Regent came to pay his tribute of admiration.\nAt the close of the London Season of 1814/15, Miss O\u2019Neill embarked on a summer tour which took in the north of England and Plymouth before ending in Brighton, a country excursion which, according to La Belle Assembl\u00e9e netted her near eight thousand pounds.\nJane Austen saw her in that first season, writing to Anna Lefroy; We were all at the Play last night to see Miss O\u2019neal in Isabella. I do not think she was quite equal to my expectation. I fancy I want something more than can be. Acting seldom satisfies me. I took two Pocket handkerchiefs but had very little occasion for either. She is an elegant creature however and hugs Mr Younge delightfully.\nMiss O\u2019Neill reigned supreme for almost five years. Shelley was among her many admirers and considered her the ideal choice to portray Beatrice in his play The Cenci. However, by the time it was published, Miss O\u2019Neill had retired from the stage to marry William Wrixon Becher Esq. M.P. The report of their marriage in The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 89, Part 2; Volume 126 is most unusual.\n18. (Dec.) Wm Wrixon Becher Esq. M.P., a gentleman of very considerable property and M.P. for Mallow (Co. Cork) to the lovely and accomplished Miss O\u2019Neill. The ceremony was performed by the Hon. and Rev. the Dean of Ossory. Mr B. settles 1000\u00a3 a year on the lady; and refuses to take a shilling of her fortune which she has settled on her family as follows: On her father and mother 500\u00a3 a year, her brother Robert 300\u00a3 a year, her second brother in the 44th regiment 200\u00a3 a year and the sum of 5000\u00a3 on her sister.\nAssuming a return of 5% per annum, a capital sum of \u00a320,000 would be required to provide for the incomes of the bride\u2019s parents and brothers, which together with the amount settled on her sister, presumably as a dowry, suggests that Miss O\u2019Neill\u2019s fortune was at least \u00a325,000 or around two million pounds in today\u2019s terms. According to the laws of the time, on their marriage this would automatically have become her husband\u2019s property had he not waived his right to it in the settlements.\nWho was the chivalrous bridegroom who captured such a paragon and could afford to forego the riches she brought with her?\nWilliam Wrixon was born on 31 July 1780. He was the eldest son of William Wrixon and Mary, daughter of John Townsend Becher. Through his mother, William was the heir of his uncle Henry who was killed on the day he came of age [21 December 1780] by the bursting of a gun (Burke\u2019s Genealogy, 1836). Henry evidently lived long enough to make a will in favour of his infant nephew and Wrixon subsequently added the name Becher to his own. Although his father predeceased him by only three years, thanks to this inheritance he was independently wealthy all his adult life.\nAs a young man, William appears to have been a typical member of the Irish Ascendancy. In 1804, aged twenty-five, he was appointed High Sheriff of the County of Cork, the Sovereign's judicial representative in that county, a position his father had held almost thirty years previously. Wrixon senior kept a pack of foxhounds and father and son were founding members and, successively, Masters of the Duhallow Hunt Club. In the general election of 1818 William stood for Parliament on the independent Catholic interest and was returned unopposed for Mallow, ousting his anti-Catholic cousin James Lawrence Cotter. Arrived in London, he joined Brooks\u2019s, sponsored by Lord George Cavendish and Lord Duncannon and presumably moved in the best circles.\nWe don\u2019t know when and where he and Eliza O\u2019Neill met for the first time. According to Our Actresses: Or, Glances at Stage Favourites, Past and Present (1844), he had known her from her girlhood upwards, \u2014had admired the little budding rose\u2014 and then worshipped the full flower.\nSir William and Lady Wrixon Becher had three sons and two daughters. We know no more of their married life together which lasted for thirty years until his death in 1850. She lived for another twenty-two years, dying at the age of eighty-one.\nImages: At the Top: Miss O'Neill as Juliet By George Dawe - Folger Shakespeare Library Digital Image Collection http://luna.folger.edu/luna/servlet/s/993opk, CC BY-SA 4.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=40924016\nBelow: Miss O'Neill as Belvidera in Otway's Venice Preserved. La Belle Assembl\u00e9e, January 1816.\nPaula Wilcox link\nVery interesting post. I always enjoy reading about these old actresses from times gone by. What a shame she didn't live up to Ms Austen's expectations.\nJane Austen tended to avoid the big emotional scenes herself. Perhpas this is why she was not carried away by Miss O'Neill. Think of the denouement of Persuasion. Who would not love to eavesdrop on the conversation between Anne and Captain Wentworth when they went back over the past and made new vows for the future?\nJane Austen tells us about it, quite dryly.\nTo me the amazing thing about Miss O'Neill is the amount of money she made. She obviously worked very hard and would have had 'benefits' when a whole night's takings were hers, but even so, \u00a325,000 was a lot to accumulate n such a short time.",
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        "raw_content": "***DISCLAIMER Regarding Fr. Sam Tiesi and Misconduct Allegations***\nIt has recently come to our attention that Father Sam allegedly made unwelcome sexual advances toward a student of Franciscan University during the early 1990's. Very little is known at this point, and while the allegation is reasonable to believe, it is a surprise to Mark and Gretchen Nelson, who had no such experience of Father Sam having known him personally during the same time period. To us, he was a trusted spiritual leader and father figure, although we recognize this does not render him incapable of the alleged sin and weakness.\nCurrent information from Franciscan University can be found here:\nhttps://integrityandtruth.franciscan.edu/allegations-concerning-father-sam-tiesi-tor/\nLeft to Right: Madeline, Gabriel, Dominic, Mark, Jake, Gretchen, Gretel, Gemma, Callista, Th\u00e9r\u00e8se, Zo\u00eb, and Max\nOur family business has its roots at Franciscan University of Steubenville, where a T.O.R. Friar named Fr. Sam Tiesi and his woodshop created the first San Damiano Crosses made in the United States.\nAfter giving many years of their lives in ministry rescuing the unborn, Mark and Gretchen Nelson settled down to raise a family in Steubenville, Ohio. A former employee of Fr. Sam, Mark purchased the woodshop in 1994 and created \u201cNelson Woodcraft,\u201d a framed art and church furniture business.*\nThrough the promotion of Mother Angelica, EWTN, Leaflet Missal Company, and Fr. Benedict Groeschel, Nelson Woodcraft soon became a nationwide vendor to Catholic bookstores, churches, shrines and apostolates.\nIn 2003, catholictothemax.com was launched with the goal of providing dynamic evangelization tools directly to the faithful public. With a small line of Catholic t-shirts and Catholic Posters, Mark Nelson and his family adopted the words of Pope John Paul the Great as a company mission statement:\n\u201cDo not be afraid to go out on the streets and into public places, like the first Apostles who preached Christ and the Good News of salvation in the squares of cities, towns and villages. This is no time to be ashamed of the Gospel. It is the time to preach it from the rooftops.\u201d\nToday, Catholic to the Max has grown to include Catholic framed art, Catholic gifts, Catholic Prayer Cards, and more. The line is constantly changing, expanding, and adapting to rapidly meet the needs of the New Evangelization.\nOur ministry is entrusted to the patronage of St. Maximilian Kolbe. We model our lives and our work after St. Max\u2019s fervent faith, innovative evangelization methods and tools, and ultimate sacrifice for the Kingdom of God.\nMonday\u2013Friday, 8AM\u20135PM (EST)",
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        "raw_content": "The Trade Deal China Wants Isn\u2019t Just Bad, It May Be Illegal\nBy James Bacchus\nThis article appeared in Bloomberg.com on January 21, 2019.\nIn talks earlier this month, Chinese negotiators reportedly offered to eliminate their country\u2019s bilateral trade surplus with the U.S. by buying $1 trillion in American goods over the next few years. It\u2019s unclear whether they were serious, or whether U.S. producers could even meet the additional demand. The biggest problem with such a transactional deal, though, is one no one\u2019s talking about: It would most likely be illegal.\nBuying up $1 trillion in goods from the U.S. may sound like a juicy offer, but it could expose Beijing to billions in penalties.\nBecause China and the U.S. are members of the World Trade Organization, they each have a legal obligation under the WTO treaty not to favor imported products from one WTO member over like imports from any other WTO member. This is the most-favored-nation rule of nondiscrimination \u2014 one of the foundations of the rule-based world trading system. Any trade advantage granted to a particular country must be extended immediately and unconditionally to all other WTO members.\nThe U.S.-China talks reportedly remain stuck on more difficult issues: restructuring the Chinese economy to make it more market-oriented and preventing the theft and forced transfer of intellectual property. A deal that tackled those challenges most likely wouldn\u2019t present any WTO-related problems. Presumably, any restructuring by China of its subsidies, trade licensing requirements and other market-access restrictions would be done in ways that would benefit all WTO members alike, not just the U.S.\nBut, any deal that solely benefits American products and producers through certain transactions in certain specific sectors of trade could well violate the WTO treaty. For example, a pledge by China to increase its imports of soybeans from the U.S. by some stated annual amount most likely wouldn\u2019t involve increasing the total amount of Chinese soybean imports or forcing Chinese to consume more soybeans. Instead, importers would simply shift their purchases from other countries \u2014 say, Brazil \u2014 to the U.S.\nSuch a deal would give U.S. soybeans a trade advantage over Brazilian soybeans and would thus be a violation by China of its most-favored-nation obligation to Brazil. The Brazilians, probably in concert with other soybean-exporting countries, would surely take legal action against China in the WTO \u2014 and win. An adverse judgment would confront China with the choice of either reneging on its deal with the U.S. or facing lawful trade sanctions authorized by the WTO.\nUnder such sanctions, China would lose economic benefits that Brazil and any other complaining countries had previously granted to it under the WTO treaty, in other sectors of their trade with China. Such sanctions have been levied often in the WTO-based trading system and could add up to billions of dollars in lost trade annually.\nAre the Chinese truly willing to invite such consequences in order to try to placate U.S. President Donald Trump? It would be far better for leaders in both Beijing and Washington, D.C. to focus less on a transactional and temporary payoff to the U.S. and more on the longstanding concern at the heart of their confrontation: the many ways in which both countries discriminate unfairly against the imports of the other in a trading relationship that is vital not just to them but to the whole world.\nJames Bacchus is a former U.S. representative from Florida. He is a professor of global affairs at the University of Central Florida, an adjunct scholar at the Cato Institute and author of \u201cThe Willing World: Shaping and Sharing a Sustainable Global Prosperity.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "Direct flights from Broome\nFlying direct between two destinations is not only the fastest route. It is often here you find the cheapest tickets flights. From Broome you can fly directly to Perth, Kununurra, Port Hedland, Darwin,Learmonth and many other destinations.\nAustralia Kununurra\nAustralia Learmonth\nAustralia Port Hedland",
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        "raw_content": "Guides for The Last of Us on Playstation 4 (PS4)\nThat's All I Got Trophy Guide\nTo get the \"That's All I Got\" trophy, you must hear all five of Ellie's jokes, which are triggered when you wait a while at specific moments.\nJoke 1 - In Chapter 5: Pittsburgh - Alone and Forsaken, defeat all of the enemies in the area before you climb over the bus. Stand in front of it and wait, and Ellie will eventually get out her joke book to tell the first joke.\nJoke 2 - In Chapter 5: Pittsburgh - Alone and Forsaken, defeat all of the enemies in the bookstore and wait for the joke.\nJoke 3 - In Chapter 5: Pittsburgh - Alone and Forsaken, take a look at the poster of the model when you reach the flooded street. After you look at it, talk to Ellie. Once you finish talking to her, wait.\nJoke 4 - In Chapter 5: Pittsburgh - Hotel Lobby, climb the ladder, get the artifact, and open the safe. Once you've done all that, climb the ladder again and wait.\nJoke 5 - In Chapter 6: The Suburbs - Suburbs, enter the house on the right and wait in the kitchen until you've heard all the dialogue. From there, cross the street and take a look at the \"I'm Armed\" message. Next, go to the ice cream truck. After that, head down the street until you can take a look at a red symbol on the wall. Wait there for Ellie's final jokes.",
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        "raw_content": "Does CBS Have More Room to Grow in 2013?\nCBS (NYSE:CBS) made financial headlines this week over its battle royale with Time Warner Cable (NYSE:TWC) concerning distribution fees. Nevertheless, CBS\u2019s stock has performed admirably this year \u2014 up 34 percent in the past six months. Can CBS continue its impressive run? Let\u2019s use our CHEAT SHEET investing framework to decide whether CBS is an OUTPERFORM, WAIT AND SEE, or STAY AWAY.\nIn addition to its seminal series, CSI and NCIS, which enjoy both strong international and domestic audiences, CBS has continued to develop hits for its namesake network channel. These shows include Big Brother, The Big Bang Theory, and Under the Dome. According to Nielsen, these were three of the top 10 most-watched network TV shows last week. CBS continues to experience growth within its Showtime Networks \u2014 revenue increased 6 percent in the first quarter on a year-over-year basis. While Showtime continues to face competition from Time Warner\u2019s (NYSE:TWX) HBO, the network has recently expanded its distribution by inking key deals with online streaming services such as Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) and Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX).\nCBS reported first-quarter earnings of 69 cents a share \u2014 up an impressive 28 percent from the previous year\u2019s quarterly earnings of 54 cents. CEO Leslie Moonves was optimistic, declaring that the first quarter of 2013 \u201cwas the most successful quarter in [its] Company\u2019s history.\u201d He cited ad revenues from the Super Bowl, the Grammys, and the NCAA men\u2019s basketball tournament as some of the primary reasons for the company\u2019s success. Advertising revenues were up 8 percent from the previous year\u2019s quarter. While the second quarter does not have the same caliber of entertainment events for which to generate viewership and ad revenue, CBS should see healthier gross margins as it divests its lagging billboard business, Outdoor Americas.\nEPS Growth YoY 27.78% 9.32% 20.00% 12.07% 86.21%\nQtrly. Revenue $4.04B $3.271B $3.418B $3.476 $3.796\nRevenue Growth YoY 6.43% 2.99% 1.58% -3.07% 8.15%\nCBS stacks up well to its chief competitors, Time Warner (NYSE:TWX) and Disney (NYSE:DIS). The company has a trailing price-to-equity ratio of 20.53 \u2014 slightly higher than that of Time Warner but much lower than that of Disney. CBS has the most attractive return on equity of the three at 17.56 percent, implying that management is performing well in maximizing shareholder profitability. While CBS has the highest debt-to-equity ratio of the group, it has an interest coverage ratio of over 7, meaning that the company\u2019s earnings can cover its interest expense seven times over. CBS is is poised to grow at a similar rate to Disney and Time Warner over the next five years. The company pays a modest dividend of 0.90 percent; however, with a payout ratio of only 18 percent, the company has room to increase its dividend in the future.\nCBS TWX DIS\nProfit Margin 11.54% 11.00% 13.64%\nROE 17.56% 10.56% 15.43%\nGrowth Est (5 yr.) 12.20% 12.43% 12.33%\nDividend Yield 0.90% 1.90% 1.10%\nDebt/Equity Ratio 0.69 0.65 0.38\n*Data sourced from Yahoo Finance\nCBS is currently trading at around $52.50, above both its 200-day moving average of $45.86 and its 50-day moving average of $49.32. The stock has experienced a strong uptrend in the past year \u2014 up 70 percent in the last 12 months. CBS\u2019s stock has a high relative strength index of more than 80, implying that shares may be overbought and that the stock is due for a pullback. CBS set a new 52-week high of $53.84 on Thursday.\nCBS continues to offer high-quality entertainment content. As evidenced by its first-quarter results, both its Showtime and CBS network channel audiences have grown on a year-over-year basis. One cause for concern is the increased competition from Time Warner\u2019s HBO. Additionally, it remains to be seen if nascent content producers such as Netflix will provide formidable competition for Showtime. Still, CBS is trading at a reasonable price-to-equity ratio, has a manageable debt level, and pays a modest dividend. CBS is probably due for a slight pullback, as it recently set a new 52-week high \u2014 however, it should continue to OUTPERFORM for the rest of the year.",
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        "raw_content": "Star Kids: Hits & Misses!\nWednesday, April 16th, 2014 8:16 am by Deepa\nStar Kids of Bollywood\nAfter writing about the current crop of Star kids,we felt there was need to write about those star kids who have been around in the industry fro quite some time now. While some went on to impress us with their talent,others just couldn\u2019t make a mark for themselves in the industry.\nHere\u2019s a Sneak Peek into the yesteryear star kids :\nPerhaps one of the most eligible bachelors of Bollywood and a superstar with great fan following, Salman Khan had grown leaps and bounds. Son of a noted writer Salim Khan, Salman made a debut with \u2018Biwi Ho To Aisi\u2018 in a supporting role. The success came very slow to this young man who struggled to rise up the top. After \u2018Maine Pyar Kiya\u2018, there was no looking back for this handsome hunk with loads of attitude and style.\nThe most celebrated star of veteran Dharmendra, Sunny Deol never had it easy at all. Being the son of Dharamji was more of a pressure rather than a boon. Delivering on screen with his own talent happened with films like Ghayal, Damini, Ghatak and Gadar. Sunny was often criticized for his funny dance moves and over the top loud voice while delivering dialogues. These, however soon became his brand and style. This Punjab Da Munda is still revered for his strong screen presence.\nKnown more as Sunny Deol\u2019s brother and less as Dharmji\u2019s son, Bobby Deol arrived on the scene in the mid-90s. His long hair style, tall height and different personality was found to be exotic for Bollywood audience. Bobby flaunted heavy female following with films like Barsaat, Gupt, Soldier and Ajnabee. His trademark jiving in the songs is still remembered.\nPerhaps one of the top league actresses who made her way up purely with her exceptional acting skills, Kajol stands out to be one of the greatest actresses produced by Bollywood ever. Born to actress Tanuja and director Shomu Mukherjee, Kajol\u2019s entry into films was highly speculated because of her dark skin tone. However, Kajol blew the roofs of the theaters with some mindblowing performances in films like Baazigar, Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge, Kuch Kuch Hota Hai and Kabhi Khushi Kabhi Gham, walking away with 6 Filmfare Best Actress Awards and a Padma Shri.\nSon of veteran actors Sunil Dutt and Nargis, Sanjay Dutt entered into Bollwyood with emotional baggage. The young man who went through drug abuse, charges of carrying arms and the prime accused in Mumbai Bomb Blasts never had it easy at all. However, Sanjay\u2019s commendable performances in films earned him a lot of fame and recognition, sidelining the other charges on the personal front. Sanjay Dutt is currently serving time in Yerawada Prison, and is still looked upon by his fans for his own humble image.\nPerhaps the one time wonder boy of Bollywood, Kumar Gaurav, son of veteran actor Rajendra Kumar is least known. His all time hit happens to be Love Story, which went on to become one of the greatest love stories made in Bollywood. He later appeared in supporting roles in many films.\nShe is the daughter of Dimple Kapadia and Rajesh Khanna, and she has talent. Twinkle Khanna made her debut with Bobby Deol in Barsaat, and delivered some good performances in films like Baadshah, Mela and Jodi No1. However, Twinkle sank into her personal life very soon after marrying Akshay Kumar, the heartthrob of Bollywood. She now does interior designing full time and has her own company, The White Window Store.\nOne of the top actresses of the 90s, Karisma Kapoor is the oldest daughter of yesteryear star Randhir Kapoor. She was criticized for her \u2018funny\u2019 face at the start, but Karisma aka LoLo underwent major transformation with her film Raja Hindustani, arriving with ultra-glamorous makeover and loads of talent.\nSon of Nawab Pataudi and actress Sharmila Tagore, Saif Ali Khan had to struugle for decade to arrive at the scene. Though notices for his early performances in films like AashiqAwara, Saif\u2019sre entry happened in the recent years with hits like Dil Chahta Hai, Ek Haseena Thi and Omkara.\nYounger daughter of Randhir Kapoor and sister of Karisma, BeBo aka Kareena is one of the hottest Bollywood actresses of the present times. Her performances are well applauded on screen. Kareena is known for her Size Zero figure that shook the women of Nation. She is currently enjoying the domestic bliss after being married to Saif Ali Khan.",
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        "raw_content": "Many Canadians face financial hardship at one time or another due to poor financial information, job loss, divorce or illness, and do not know where to turn for advice or guidance once they develop bruised credit.\nWe, at Premiere Mortgage, are here to help you in a non-judgmental and fully transparent environment. Don\u2019t let past or present credit issues hold you back from taking the steps to realize your dream of home ownership or consolidating existing credit card and loan debt with your existing home equity. There are many alternative lenders in the Canadian Mortgage Market that have programs to help you get back on your feet following bruised credit. The mortgage rates are often higher than the published discounted rates and other caveats may apply.\nSpeak to your Premiere Mortgage Agent about the various programs available to help you re-establish your credit history and help you get control of your financial health.\nThe first thing any prospective home buyer needs to do is find out whether they can afford to buy the home they want.\nFor most Canadians, our home is our most important investment, but owning a home also comes with a great deal of responsibility.",
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        "raw_content": "Data Governance in the Digital Age | Canadian Network Sovereignty: A Strategy for Twenty-First-Century National Infrastructure Building\nCanada\u2019s excessive dependence on US internet infrastructure and enterprises has implications for its development of a national digital strategy.\nMuch of domestic Canadian internet communication passes through the United States before returning to Canada. This \u201cboomerang\u201d routing means data loses Canadian legal and constitutional protections and is exposed to mass surveillance by the National Security Agency (NSA).\nMajor Canadian internet service providers (ISPs) contribute to this boomerang traffic, in part, as a matter of competitive strategy.\nA national digital infrastructure strategy for Canada should be based on \u201cnetwork sovereignty\u201d \u2014 the long-standing principle that to advance the public interest, Canadians need to exercise effective control over the communication networks upon which the social/economic life of the nation depends. In the twenty-first century, this principle also means establishing links internationally that reduce the current dependence on the United States.\nata is increasingly recognized as a strategic resource of national significance. But unlike the other resources Canada has in abundance and has historically been famous for, data is not naturally occurring. As a human artifact, data is inextricably bound to the digital infrastructures through which it is created, stored, transmitted, processed, sold, accessed and used in the service of human wants and needs. Unfortunately, in recent decades, too little attention has been paid to advancing the public\u2019s interests in the structure and operation of Canada\u2019s digital networks. During this formative period of the internet, Canadians have been losing control over their networks, as well as their data \u2014 where it flows, who has access to it and what is done with it. A national data strategy must therefore incorporate a strategy for strengthening Canada\u2019s internet infrastructure, with special attention to enabling effective governance of personal information.1\nThe Internet Is Not a \u201cCloud\u201d\nContrary to popular mythology, the internet is not best thought of as a cloud \u2014 an ethereal, placeless space where borders, jurisdictions and physical location or distance are not of concern. The cloud is highly misleading when it comes to assessing public interests in national data strategy formulation. At its core, the physical infrastructure of the internet consists of massive banks of routers crammed into large anonymous buildings located in the downtown core of major cities. These switching centres are linked by bundles of fibre optic cables capable of transmitting tens of billions of bits per second (Blum 2012). For the most part, large telecommunication companies own these cables and routers, and the policies they adopt for who can connect to their networks and on what terms fundamentally determine how the internet operates. So, quite unlike a cloud, the facilities vital to internet routing are highly concentrated, both geographically and organizationally. This degree of concentration has important strategic policy implications in terms of potential risks as well as remedial possibilities.\nLarge switching centres, or internet exchanges, represent critical choke points in the flow of information, making them prime sites for state security agencies to install interception equipment. Gaining access to the routers and cables to capture the data transmitted through them typically involves the cooperation of these giant enterprises. Because of the severe threats to privacy and democracy this activity poses, the tight, secretive relationship between state security agencies and ISPs is an essential but particularly thorny challenge in developing a national digital strategy.\nNSA Internet Surveillance and Canadian Boomerang Routing\nThe clearest indication of ISP cooperation with security agencies to achieve mass state surveillance of domestic communications came with Edward Snowden\u2019s revelations that the US NSA was capturing data flowing through the switching centres of AT&T, Verizon and other major telecommunications companies (Greenwald 2014). While there is good reason to suspect the Communications Security Establishment (CSE), the Canadian equivalent of the NSA, is conducting similar domestic surveillance, this NSA surveillance should concern Canadians (Clement, forthcoming 2018). Not only does it offer a disturbing example of the weakness of democratic institutions in the face of \u201csecurity\u201d threats, but also because so much of Canadian internet communication passes through the United States. Once across the border, Canadians\u2019 data loses the legal and constitutional protections it enjoys when in Canada, without gaining the rights offered to US citizens (Austin and Carens-Nedelsky 2015). A significant proportion of even domestic Canadian web traffic travels through the United States.2 This is referred to as boomerang routing \u2014 i.e., someone in Canada accessing a website physically located in Canada will often have their data routed via the United States, and subject to NSA surveillance.\nBoomerang routing often occurs when the communication end points are in the same city, even across the street from each other. The IXmaps internet mapping service3 provides a striking example of this counter-intuitive behaviour. Figure 1 shows the route data takes between the University of Toronto and an Ontario government web server on the other side of Queen\u2019s Park. The route passes through New York and Chicago, both cities where the NSA undoubtedly has interception facilities.\nFigure 1: A Canadian Boomerang Route Routed via NSA Cities\nSource: Clement and Obar (2015).\nIXmaps research suggests that, at some point in their online activities, no regular internet user in Canada will be free from exposure to NSA surveillance, even in communicating with their government (Clement and Obar 2015).\nWhile the number of Canadians directly threatened by NSA internet surveillance from boomerang routing is small, for someone identified as a \u201cperson of interest,\u201d the personal consequences can be harsh. The risks to Canadians who fit this profile appear heightened under the current US administration.\nCorporate privacy and security are also at risk from foreign surveillance. Enterprises that route their communications relating to such sensitive matters as intellectual property, negotiating strategy and delicate financial transactions via the United States have good reason to be concerned. While the NSA justifies its mass surveillance principally as a necessary counterterrorism measure, it also deploys its formidable interception apparatus in service of domestic US economic interests.\nSimilar risks of NSA interception arise for Canadian internet communications with countries other than the United States, since more than 80 percent of that traffic is estimated to pass through the United States, almost invariably via a city where the NSA has interception capabilities. This is because Canada has only two trans-Atlantic fibre optic cables and none crossing the Pacific, compared to 25 landing in the United States (see Figure 2).\nFigure 2: Submarine Fibre Optic Cable Routes\nSource: TeleGeography, \u201cSubmarine Cable Map,\u201d www.submarinecablemap.com.\nThe Canadian Internet Registration Authority (CIRA), whose primary goal is \u201cBuilding a better online Canada\u201d (CIRA 2016), has been concerned for years that dependence on US routing of Canadian internet traffic is inefficient and impairs the ability of Canadian internet users to enjoy high-quality internet services. It raises the cost of transit services and can put Canadian internet businesses at a disadvantage (see Figure 3).\nFigure 3: Boomerang Routing from an Efficiency Perspective\nSource: Woodcock and Edelman (2012), \"Toward Efficiencies in Canadian Internet Traffic Exchange,\" CIRA.\nWhy Boomerang Routing?\nWhile efficiency and geography are factors in internet routing, more decisive are the business strategies of the particular carriers involved. Large carriers have a strategic incentive to make it difficult for their smaller competitors to reach destinations outside their immediate networks (Norton 2014). Bell and Telus stand out as among the worst offenders in this respect. As Figure 4 shows, they only \u201cpeer\u201d outside Canada, often forcing domestic communications across the border, with all the attendant costs and risks. Furthermore, as these and other incumbent carriers pursue their narrow oligopolistic interests, they are creating a vacuum, drawing large foreign internet carriers into Canada.\nFigure 4: Peering Cities for Canadian ISPs\nSource: Woodcock (2016).\nTo summarize, the current heavy reliance of Canadian internet routing on US digital infrastructure, for both domestic and international communications, puts personal and corporate data at risk while impairing the efficiency and quality of Canadian internet services. This one-sided dependence on the United States for a major part of critical national infrastructure also weakens bilateral bargaining power. These challenges point to the central, overarching issue being weak Canadian sovereignty in the realm of internet routing. Any national data strategy must actively pursue national network sovereignty.\nAchieving Canadian Network Sovereignty\nNetwork sovereignty \u2014 the principle that to advance the public interest, a nation needs to exercise effective control over the transportation and communication networks upon which the social/economic life of the nation depends \u2014 is simply national sovereignty applied in the domain of network infrastructures. While network sovereignty is a relatively new term, the concept is old. Indeed, public investment in and oversight of national transportation and communication network infrastructure has been central to the Canadian nation-building project from the early nineteenth century. The twin driving motives have been to foster socio-economic development and to knit the disparate communities into a more cohesive whole, especially in the face of forces pulling Canada closer into the US orbit.\nAn early example is the Rideau Canal, constructed as a protective military measure following the War of 1812. Canada\u2019s most famous network sovereignty initiative was building the transcontinental railway now central to Canada\u2019s founding mythology as The National Dream (Berton 1970). With the emergence of radio communication, the threat of US stations taking over the airwaves galvanized a nationalist grassroots movement in the 1920s. Popular pressure successfully pushed for establishing a nationwide public broadcasting system, based on the premise that the electromagnetic spectrum was public property to be used in the public interest (Raboy 1990).\nIn keeping with this long history, the Canadian Telecommunications Act of 1993 effectively mandates Canadian internet network sovereignty in its declaration that \u201ctelecommunications performs an essential role in the maintenance of Canada\u2019s identity and sovereignty.\u201d4 Among the explicit objectives of Canadian telecommunication policy, the act stipulates that the system is \u201cto facilitate the orderly development throughout Canada of a telecommunications system that serves to safeguard, enrich and strengthen the social and economic fabric of Canada and its regions\u201d and \u201cto contribute to the protection of the privacy of persons.\u201d5\nWhat would this historical tradition and legislative mandate in favour of network sovereignty look like applied to the emerging internet, the twenty-first-century medium of all media? As this history suggests, it would consist of a public interest policy framework combining technical, financial and legal measures taking account of the dynamic landscape of an increasingly digital society.\nNetwork Sovereignty as Data Localization\nThe most obvious approach to achieving network sovereignty for the Canadian internet is data \u201clocalization\u201d \u2014 i.e., keeping data local to its sites of creation and use whenever feasible. The federal government and two provinces have taken modest steps in this direction by demanding personal data collected by public bodies be stored within Canada, but there are not yet similar requirements with internet routing.\nKeeping Canadian domestic internet communication within Canadian jurisdiction means developing greater technical capacity to route traffic efficiently through domestic facilities. Public internet exchange points (IXPs) represent the most promising first step toward data routing localization. IXPs enable local networks to reach end users on other networks, without having to buy transit services. This improves performance, reduces transit cost and delay, and can often avoid boomerang routing via the United States and the risks it poses.\nThe most obvious approach to achieving network sovereignty for the Canadian internet is data localization.\nCIRA has taken the lead. It has actively promoted the development of IXPs across Canada, helping to increase the number from just two to 11. As well as improved network reliability and resilience, the significant cost savings mean IXPs can pay back the investment in a remarkably short time.6\nProviding low-cost, long-haul connections between them would further increase IXP utility and attractiveness while further reducing boomerang routing. In sharp contrast to the nearly $1 billion the federal government has appropriately invested in extending internet services to rural and remote areas since the mid-1990s, no comparable financial commitments have been made to ensure that Canada has a high-capacity, widely accessible internet backbone serving all Canadians who go online.\nWhile there is more to be done in building IXPs and connecting them, a crucial step in achieving the benefits they can offer is for major institutions, especially public bodies such as the Government of Ontario in the example above, to join the IXPs in their regions.\nGovernment purchasing power offers another powerful means to encourage domestic routing. A procurement requirement that contractors providing internet services to public bodies peer at local IXPs would stimulate Canadian internet businesses while repatriating Canadian traffic.\nPursuing a strategy of internet traffic localization has its critics. The most prominent argument is that it promotes \u201cbalkanization,\u201d the fragmentation of the internet along national, geographic, commercial, religious or other lines, accompanied by the erection of borders that inhibit the free flow of communication across them (Meinrath 2013). Characterized as a \u201csplinternet,\u201d this is presented as a betrayal of the ideals of a global, open internet free of externally imposed restrictions. Fears become acute when localization is linked to isolation from the wider internet and violation of international human rights norms. But localization by building national infrastructure to keep domestic traffic local is not inherently balkanizing in the negative sense indicated above.\nNetwork Sovereignty as International Connectivity\nConcerns about the localization of internet routing stem in part from an overly narrow interpretation of network sovereignty. A vital aspect of sovereignty in democratic societies is the ability to make agreements with other nations on the basis of equality and independence, while respecting privacy, freedom of expression and other internationally recognized rights. Building an open, robust, global internet is an important goal in formulating a national digital strategy as it broadens opportunities for Canadians and enables socio-economic development more generally.\nLaying trans-oceanic fibre optic cables that more directly connect Canada internationally, in particular to Europe and Asia, would significantly advance network sovereignty. This would help avoid US transit as well as strengthen the internet globally. Increasing redundancy by creating alternative internet paths also promotes resiliency, making additional routing options available in the case of interference or other forms of blockage when transiting intermediary states.\nBuilding an open, robust, global internet is an important goal in formulating a national digital strategy as it broadens opportunities for Canadians and enables socio-economic development more generally.\nUltimately more important than building particular physical internet infrastructures, by whatever routing, is forging a robust governance regime that ensures every internet user\u2019s rights are well protected. As with governing every other vital global resource, such as the high seas, atmosphere and electromagnetic spectrum, international internet governance requires effective binding rules that enjoy the support of all parties. The internet has reached a similar status as a global commons upon which many facets of contemporary life and our shared future depend. As it is a communicative, expressive medium, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights applies directly. Inherent with such international agreements, especially given the transborder character of the internet, national autonomy is willingly constrained where it contributes to wider mutual benefit.\nThose promoting network sovereignty need also to help advance a global internet governance regime that respects these international legal norms. Internet governance is an active and dynamic arena. Especially relevant to the current discussion about the threats that internet surveillance poses for privacy in particular is Necessary and Proportionate: International Principles on the Application of Human Rights to Communications Surveillance, a framework for evaluating whether surveillance laws and practices were consistent with human rights developed by a civil society coalition (Necessary and Proportionate 2014). Among the 13 principles, number nine, transparency, widely recognized as a foundational human rights and democratic governance principle, is especially relevant here. In the case of internet routing, there is a vital public interest in knowing where data travels, what jurisdictions apply and what forms of surveillance it is exposed to.\nIt is important to note that while localizing domestic traffic within Canada and avoiding US transit in international communications helps address the problems identified above, it does not do so fully, especially in relation to communications privacy. Indeed, it makes more urgent an informed national discussion aimed at resolving the thorny issues around Canada\u2019s own suspicion-less mass surveillance activities conducted by the CSE. While beyond the scope of this essay, protecting Canadian domestic internet communications from mass state surveillance and holding security agencies to democratic account must be a vital element of any national data strategy. The current parliamentary debate over Bill C-59, focusing on national security matters, provides an important opportunity for this national discussion.\nFurthermore, for Canada to maintain credibility in international fora around internet governance, it must resolve the tensions between being a member of the Five Eyes security alliance actively spying on the domestic affairs of third-party countries and its more traditional stance of offering a model for others to emulate. Distancing itself from the unfettered global internet surveillance of the NSA and coming clean on it own role in these activities are important steps in the right direction. Given the widespread alarm and disapproval of the current US administration, now is an opportune time to begin.\nStrengthening Canada\u2019s digital infrastructure needs to be a cornerstone of any national data strategy. In particular, in the area of internet routing, domestically and internationally, Canadian data is excessively dependent on US infrastructure, bringing exposure to NSA mass surveillance. This poses threats to personal and corporate privacy, economic efficiency, online service quality, critical infrastructure resilience and Canadian sovereignty more generally. Drawing on a long history of investing in transportation and communications networks as vital to its national integrity, Canada should bolster its internet infrastructure with a strategy of network sovereignty, supporting data localization as well as international connectivity. The following policy measures can contribute:\ndevelop and promote the use of public IXPs in Canada;\nbuild up and open access to Canada\u2019s long-haul internet backbone, especially for interconnecting IXPs;\nrequire public bodies to peer openly at local IXPs where feasible;\npromote open peering at IXPs in procurement and other policies;\nrequire greater transparency and accountability of Canadian internet carriers in relation to their internetworking practices;\nenforce the requirements for transparency and equivalent protection in data exchanges under the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act, as they apply to internet carriers operating in Canada;\nevaluate the privacy risks for Canadians\u2019 data when exposed to US jurisdiction in light of NSA mass surveillance;\nrequire greater transparency and accountability on the part of Canadian security and intelligence; and\nreconsider Canada\u2019s role in the Five Eyes security alliance in light of the Snowden revelations and the policies of the current US administration.\nFinally, whatever success is achieved in advancing network sovereignty, there will remain a vital public interest in ensuring safe, free, open global internet communication. This will require developing a robust international internet governance regime that meets human rights standards and strengthens democracy. Helping to forge a progressive alliance among contending actors internationally \u2014 i.e., building a stronger nation as a leading member of our highly interconnected global community \u2014 will be integral to achieving national sovereignty and public interest goals in relation to internet infrastructure.\nThis essay draws on the IXmaps research project, which is the work of an extensive team that began work in 2009. Currently active members are Colin McCann, Antonio Gamba and Jonathan Obar. The project has been supported by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council, the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada and CIRA. We are also grateful to those individuals, largely anonymous, who collectively have contributed over 400,000 traceroutes to the database by installing and running our customized traceroute generation program. See: http://IXmaps.ca.\n1 An extended version of this essay can be found at SSRN: https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3139206.\n2 Estimates vary between 25 percent (Clement and Obar 2015) and 60 percent (CIRA 2016, 4).\n3 See https://ixmaps.ca.\n4 Telecommunications Act, SC, 1993, c 38, s 7, <http://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/acts/T-3.4/page-2.html#h-6>.\n6 See https://cira.ca/sites/default/files/public/attachments/publications/toward-efficiencies-in-canadian-internet-traffic-exchange.pdf.\nAustin, Lisa M., and Daniel Carens-Nedelsky. 2015. \u201cWhy Jurisdiction Still Matters.\u201d In Seeing Through the Cloud: National Jurisdiction and Location of Data, Servers, and Networks Still Matter in a Digitally Interconnected World. Report to the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada. http:// ecommoutsourcing .ischool.utoronto.ca/.\nBerton, Pierre. 1970. The National Dream. Toronto, ON: McClelland and Stewart.\nBlum, Andrew. 2012. Tubes: A Journey to the Center of the Internet. New York, NY: Ecco.\nCIRA. 2016. FY 17 \u2013 20 Strategic Plan. https://cira.ca/sites/default/files/public/cira_strategic_plan-fy17-20-en.pdf.\nClement, Andrew. Forthcoming 2018. \u201cWhere does the CSE intercept Canadians\u2019 internet communications?\u201d In National Security Intelligence and Surveillance in a Big Data Age, edited by David Lyon and David Murakami Wood. Vancouver, BC: UBC Press.\nClement, Andrew and Jonathan Obar. 2015. \u201cCanadian Internet \u2018Boomerang\u2019 Traffic and Mass NSA Surveillance: Responding to Privacy and Network Sovereignty Challenges.\u201d In Law, Privacy and Surveillance in Canada in the Post-Snowden Era, edited by Michael Geist, 13\u201344. Ottawa, ON: University of Ottawa Press. www.press.uottawa.ca/law-privacy-and-surveillance.\nGreenwald, Glenn. 2014. No Place to Hide: Edward Snowden, the NSA, and the U.S. Surveillance State. New York, NY: Metropolitan Books.\nMeinrath, Sascha. 2013. \u201cWe Can\u2019t Let the Internet Become Balkanized.\u201d Slate, October 14. www.slate.com/articles/technology/future_tense/2013/10/internet_balkanization_may_be_a_side_effect_of_the_snowden_surveillance.html.\nNecessary and Proportionate. 2014. Necessary and Proportionate: International Principles on the Application of Human Rights to Communications Surveillance. May. https://necessaryandproportionate.org/files/2016/03/04/en_principles_2014.pdf.\nNorton, William. 2014. The Internet Peering Playbook: Connecting to the Core of the Internet. DrPeering Press.\nRaboy, Marc. 1990. Missed Opportunities: The Story of Canada\u2019s Broadcasting Policy. Montreal, QC: McGill-Queen\u2019s University Press.\nWoodcock, Bill. 2016. \u201cResults of the 2016 PCH/CIRA Study on Canadian Network Interconnection.\u201d Presented at Canadian ISP Summit, Toronto, ON, November 8.\nWoodcock, Bill and Benjamin Edelman. 2012. \u201cToward Efficiencies in Canadian Internet Traffic Exchange.\u201d CIRA, September 12. https://cira.ca/sites/default/files/public/attachments/publications/toward-efficiencies-in-canadian-internet-traffic-exchange.pdf.\nAndrew Clement is professor emeritus in the Faculty of Information at the University of Toronto, where he coordinates the Information Policy Research Program and co-founded the Identity Privacy and Security Institute. With a Ph.D. in computer science, he has had long-standing research and teaching interests in the social implications of information/communication technologies and participatory design. 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        "raw_content": "The Power of Airwaves: The Role of Spectrum Management in Media Development\nBy Nathalia Foditsch\nIs the Electromagnetic Spectrum a Scarce Resource?\nThe Transition to Digital Television: Making the Most of the \u201cDigital Dividend\u201d\nSpectrum Harmonization: Empowering Media Across Borders\nEmergent Technologies and the Future of Spectrum Management\nThe Potential of the \u201cSpectrum Commons\u201d for Media Pluralism\nWireless Community Networks (WCNs)\nHow Can Civil Society Engage in Spectrum Management Issues?\nMultistakeholder Engagement in Spectrum Policymaking: The Case of India\nElectromagnetic spectrum\u2014the frequencies on which all voice and data signals are transmitted\u2014has been viewed for decades as a scarce resource and leased to the highest bidder like a piece of valuable real estate. This approach to regulating the use of spectrum, however, is no longer appropriate in a digital age that demands that all citizens have access to means of mass communication. This report makes some suggestions for how those interested in media development can better engage in the current debates that will shape the future of spectrum policy and regulation.\n\u2022 Actors interested in media development and freedom of expression can easily inform themselves about the current issues related to spectrum management; this report summarizes those issues, and highlights resources for further research.\n\u2022 A \u201cspectrum commons\u201d approach \u2013 one that focuses on treating specific bands of spectrum as openly accessible public resources \u2013 may foster media pluralism by decreasing barriers to the free flow of information.\n\u2022 Networks are forming around this issue; this report also highlights the major organizations working on this issue from a perspective of rights, freedom of expression and media development.\nWhenever we listen to a favorite band on the radio, watch a presidential debate on television, or access a social media profile on a mobile device, we are making use of the electromagnetic spectrum: the frequencies on which voice and data signals are transmitted.\nThis invisible highway of information has long been managed by governments as a public and scarce resource to prevent interference among frequencies\u2014keeping the lanes of the highway clear. This centralized management has been commonly accepted as a necessity to make sure that media technologies such as radio and television stations are accessible to citizens. Indeed, without government control, the spectrum would be subject to a \u201ccacophony of competing voices,\u201d as coordination and fairness among broadcasters and other interested parties would be hard to achieve. 1\nThe rapid shift to digital communication, however, is increasing the demand for spectrum, especially as the Internet becomes one of the primary conduits through which media content reaches citizens. In particular, the use of mobile technologies, such as 3G/4G and other wireless technologies, such as Wi-Fi, has increased dramatically over the past decade. This has led to a growing interest in reforming the rules and regulations by which spectrum is managed to create a system better suited to today\u2019s diverse media ecosystem.\nHow electromagnetic spectrum is managed has an enormous, albeit often overlooked, impact on media development efforts. It effectively shapes the way that the vast majority of media outlets are able to deliver content to the public, directly or indirectly. Overly restrictive management of the spectrum can serve as a form of censorship by limiting the perspectives available to a population. Management that privileges certain technologies or services over others can also affect which and how content reach the users. At the other extreme, a total lack of oversight could generate disorder and chaos that would make it hard for organizations to reliably operate. Thus, a well-defined, transparent, and equitable spectrum management process that takes into account the needs of all relevant stakeholders is necessary in order to create an environment that serves the public good and enables media development.\nThose who are interested in fostering plural and independent media have often limited their engagement in spectrum management to acting as a watchdog, ensuring that spectrum is treated as a public resource and that this allocation process is not deliberately used to discriminate against critical or local voices. At this critical juncture, however, it would be wise for supporters of media development to become more actively engaged in policy debates about spectrum management to make sure that both national and global policies preserve the ability of independent media to flourish. Otherwise, discussions might be dominated either by authoritarian regimes seeking to limit media independence or by large media and technology corporations often primarily concerned with maximizing market power rather than media pluralism.\nThis report gives an overview of some of the current debates on spectrum management, with a particular emphasis on how they will impact media development efforts. It points to how new spectrum management practices likely to emerge from these discussions will reshape the playing field itself. It also gives guidance for how organizations working in the field of media development can engage with the decision-making processes and are likely to shape the outcomes of the debate. Ultimately, more informed and active involvement by those concerned with media development would greatly benefit spectrum management debates, and would ensure attention is paid to what can be done to foster diverse media ecosystems.\n\u201cHow electromagnetic spectrum is managed has an enormous, albeit often overlooked, impact on media development efforts. It effectively shapes the way that the vast majority of media outlets are able to deliver content to the public, directly or indirectly. \u201d\nA fundamental question in the debate over spectrum management is whether or not spectrum can be considered a scarce resource. For decades, policies for spectrum management have been premised on the assumption that spectrum is by nature limited, but as new technologies increase the efficiency of spectrum use, that assumption has come into question, and with it the predominant approach to spectrum management.\nThe British economist Ronald Coase promoted the view of spectrum as a limited resource in a seminal 1959 article that ended up redefining broadcast regulation. 2 He argued that because of spectrum\u2019s supposedscarcity, its allocation should be guided by market mechanisms as opposed to the then dominant \u201ccommand and control\u201d system characterized by the strong presence of the government. Establishing spectrum property rights was the best way for regulators to serve the public interest because, while the \u201ccommand-and-control\u201d model might safeguard public interest, it may not be the most efficient one or the best way to promote innovation. This meant that frequencies of spectrum should be licensed to market players who would then have a financial incentive to make the best use of the spectrum they controlled. This market-based distribution of spectrum took the form of large competitive processes\u2014generally spectrum auctions\u2014in which governments grant use of specific spectrum frequencies to the highest bidder for a specified number of years. Such auctions have become increasingly popular worldwide over the past decades, even as the drawbacks to this approach were widely recognized.\nOne of the problems with having a system that relies heavily on property-rights mechanisms is that large players generally have competitive advantages and can exert influence over medium and smaller players. Since many of these competitive processes aim at increasing revenue for the government, money generally plays a large role in who has access to spectrum. New entrants have difficulties in competing in such conditions. Moreover, studies show spectrum is \u201choarded,\u201d or at least underutilized at times, especially by large operators. 3 Dominant firms may be more concerned about maintaining a relative advantage over their competitors and less interested in technological innovation or in expanding infrastructure capacity. Spectrum auctions have also created certain incentives for governments, which many times use the auctions as \u201crevenue generation rather than resource allocation.\u201d 4 Instead of establishing mandatory requirements that should be followed by the operators, such as coverage obligations, some countries try to raise the auction prices by not establishing such requirements. 5\nIn light of new technological advances, there is now increased debate about whether or not spectrum should be conceptualized as a scarce resource. Some scholars maintain that the increasing use of wireless devices and connected \u201cthings\u201d in the coming years will create a \u201cspectrum crunch,\u201d 6 an impending spectrum shortage. These authors argue that spectrum has been applied with parsimony, meaning that governments could have allowed the private sector to explore more spectrum bands. 7 But with technological advancement enabling spectrum use to become ever more efficient, the growing consensus is that we have new tools for using spectrum that make scarcity less of an issue\u2014a topic that is later discussed in this report in the section on \u201cspectrum commons.\u201d 8\nAccording to data from the International Telecommunications Union (ITU), by 2017 most countries in the world will have either begun or completed the process of transitioning from analogue to digital television, a process that takes years and needs careful planning. 9 Digital television offers improved reception and picture quality and the potential for extra TV channels. Another benefit of going digital is that digital broadcast signals have more \u201cspectral efficiency\u201d than the analogue ones, which means that networks can accommodate more channels using less frequencies. This saved spectrum is referred to as the \u201cdigital dividend.\u201d How countries make use of this newly freed spectrum will greatly impact the development of media ecosystems. 10\nCountries should focus on taking advantage of the \u201cdigital dividend\u201d to improve the media options available. For example, in media markets previously characterized by the lack of diversity and local content, these freed frequencies can be used to change these characteristics. In a joint declaration the Special Rapporteurs for Freedom of Expression from the United Nations, the Organization for American States (OAS), the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE), and the African Commission on Human and People\u2019s Rights (ACHPR) indicated that when deciding upon TV services that have been digitized, \u201cthe promotion of diversity should be a mandatory criterion to be taken into account in decision-making.\u201d 11 Changes will not occur automatically because of this transition and there needs to be an effort towards making these goals a reality.\nIn addition to changing frequencies, the transition to digital television also requires that people have digital-ready television sets. This investment in new technology is, of course, most onerous for those with the fewest resources. It is crucial to assure that the transition does not leave segments of populations behind. Different countries, such as Australia, Spain, United Kingdom, and the United States, have provided subsidies for the installation of converters for the low income populations. This is a good way to ensure that underprivileged populations continue to have access to television after the analogue switch-off and old televisions cease to function. In fact, television is still a very important medium in many countries. The transition to digital television offers many benefits, including better quality transmission and potentially more content, but if large segments of the population are left behind, or if the freed frequencies are not properly managed, it will be a missed opportunity.\nSpectrum harmonization refers to efforts to standardize allocation of spectrum bands across national borders. Harmonization is important, for example, because it enables the global roaming and interoperability of devices. This is particularly important in an increasingly \u201cflat\u201d world where individuals depend more and more on personal electronic devices, such as mobile phones.\nFrom a media development perspective, harmonization is beneficial because it reduces the types of devices and technologies that are needed to access news and information worldwide. Since harmonization creates economies of scale for producers who can sell their devices to larger markets, it also has the potential to drive down costs of technology in the developing world. Furthermore, international rules on spectrum have the added benefit of facilitating cross-border cooperation in times of crisis. When countries employ the same spectrum for emergency and first-responder services (i.e. public protection and disaster relief applications), it is easier for neighboring countries to offer assistance during times of need, such as when a natural disaster occurs. 12\nAgreements on spectrum harmonization involve many stakeholders from both the government and the private sector, and are not easily reached because of the many competing interests. The International Telecommunications Union (ITU), the United Nations body where member governments discuss telecommunication policy, is the forum where global agreements about spectrum harmonization are developed. Deliberative processes such as the ones related to harmonization can drag on for many years. One band that has been largely harmonized is the 2.5 GHz. This a high frequency band which has been used or is expected to be used for wireless services in a wide variety of countries.13\nBesides the improvements related to television, a number of new technologies possess the potential to make the use of spectrum even more efficient and reliable, especially for the provision of broadband. Wi-Fi and other new and emergent technologies are making obsolete past limitations on how spectrum was allocated, assigned, and allotted. For example, some technologies now allow for \u201copportunistic spectrum access,\u201d which refers to the ability to detect unused frequencies in order to make use of them without causing harm to the incumbent operating services.\nTechnologies that use the so-called TV White Spaces, referred to as TVWS, are one example of opportunistic spectrum access that are changing the perception of how spectrum should be managed. TVWS refer to parts of the spectrum primarily used for TV broadcasting that are left unused in a particular location and at a particular time. These frequencies are able to penetrate walls and provide even faster connection speeds. TVWS is of special interest in areas where fixed infrastructure is difficult to deploy. Commercial deployments, pilots, and trials have already started in the Americas and Africa. 14\nIn the United States, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) created TVWS regulations in 2011. 15 In 2015, the UK\u2019s Office of Communications (Ofcom) made enabling unlicensed use of TVWS devices in the 470\u2013790 MHz band. 16 Canada and Singapore have also recently decided to regulate the use of such technology. 17 In many other countries, however, regulatory frameworks are not yet prepared for such technologies, which therefore cannot be deployed.\nWhile Wi-Fi uses radio waves, a new technology has been developed using light waves to transmit data at much higher speeds than is possible on radio waves. Therefore, \u201cLi-Fi\u201d, a Visible Light Communications (VLC) system uses visible light spectrum which is \u201cenabled by the emergence of the LED, serving as something similar to a Wi-Fi router.\u201d 18 It is expected to complement existing radio frequency networks and offload traffic not only from mobile networks but also from Wi-Fi systems. 19 It is still uncertain whether Li-Fi or other VLCs will be adopted on a wide scale. There are some significant limitations, such as the fact that it cannot be deployed outdoors in sunlight. 20\nTechnologies using licensed networks are also advancing. A clear example is the Long-Term Evolution (LTE) technologies, the fastest connection available for wireless networks, which already reaches 53 percent of the global population. 21 Operators deploy such technology in licensed spectrum. However, new technologies that promise to simultaneously use both licensed and unlicensed spectrum have been quite controversial. One example is the so-called \u201cLTE in unlicensed spectrum\u201d (LTE-U), which uses unlicensed frequency bands and can operate in conjunction with other licensed wireless technologies. 22 Some argue that \u201cmobile carriers have every incentive to use LTE-U to undermine Wi-Fi, thereby squelching competition from Wi-Fi first carriers and charging subscribers for video and other data traffic that consumers now receive free or at minimal cost over unlicensed bands by using Wi-Fi.\u201d 23\nAnother concern relates to the fact that in some cases, LTE-U signal is stronger than the Wi-Fi signal received by the user, which might cause interference. 24 It remains to be seen, therefore, whether such technologies might be able to peacefully coexist. This is an important topic for media development as Wi-Fi, which uses unlicensed spectrum, is responsible for alleviating congestion on mobile networks.\n\u201cThe promotion of commons-based spectrum management that relies on unlicensed spectrum allows us to chart a different path forward, one that is potentially more inclusionary and that would allow for more groups to make use of spectrum to share their perspective and exchange information.\u201d\nOne of the most important issues that media development efforts face is how to create an environment that fosters media pluralism. This entails making sure that citizens have access to a wide variety of views and perspectives. In a so called \u201ccommons-based\u201d model, anyone is able to access the spectrum provided that technical requirements determined by the regulators are followed. Indeed, there is a growing chorus of advocates calling for such a model of spectrum management. Instead of licensing more spectrum, they argue that regulators should increase the amount of unlicensed spectrum that exists. Proponents of the \u201cspectrum commons\u201d contend that this model is more efficient, creates space for new entrants, and is more compatible with recent technological advancements. 25\nThe most prominent example of a technology using the unlicensed spectrum is Wi-Fi, which is now responsible for alleviating congestion (\u201coffloading\u201d) of over half of the total data traffic from mobile networks. 26 Worldwide between 2013 and 2016 the number of Wi-Fi hotspots grew almost 600 percent. 27 This explosion of Wi-Fi technology use suggests great demand for unlicensed spectrum, and a need to revisit the notion of spectrum commons. In fact, most of the hotspots are in Central and South America, Africa and Middle East, 28 which shows the importance of this technology for rural areas and underserved communities. Inexpensive, off-the-shelf Wi-Fi routers are also allowing community networks to be deployed and are facilitating \u201clocal-to-local communications, allowing individuals to stream video, share local media, and use VoIP for free telephone calls.\u201d 29 Unlicensed spectrum is also important in areas with high population density, where it is largely used for offloading data from mobile networks, giving congested networks additional capacity.\nThe number of connected devices is expected to increase exponentially in the next couple of decades with the rise of the Internet of Things (IoT)\u2014 a system of sensors that will connect the physical world to the Internet\u2014and as more people around the world gain access to devices such as smartphones. Ultimately, allowing the use of unlicensed spectrum fosters innovation as capital expenditures decrease and new entrants can try new technologies, or communities can create their own networks. Moreover, if costs for providing the services are lower, the prices of the services also tend to be lower.\nDespite the various economic and social welfare benefits associated with the creation of unlicensed spectrum, the commons-based spectrum model is not entirely immune to problems. The potential \u201ctragedy of the commons\u201d of spectrum, when each operator/ community accessing the unlicensed spectrum would use it having only their own interest in mind is frequently raised as one of the limitations of a \u201cspectrum commons.\u201d\nThe difficulty in ensuring stability and quality of service is another concern. Both arguments are not easily proved, as technologies are developing so that interference does not occur and quality of service is ensured. Skeptics of the unlicensed model also argue that it is harder to attract investment from the private sector if exclusive rights do not exist. For some, only less important parts of the spectrum should be available on an unlicensed basis. 30 Regulatory and political challenges are also associated with the creation and maintenance of unlicensed spectrum. Moreover, unlicensed spectrum does not directly generate revenue for governments, what also lowers the interest of policy makers in advocating for it.\nHaving more unlicensed spectrum does not mean that licensed spectrum should no longer exist. Rather, there is a need for a balanced approach that combines both, licensed and unlicensed uses. This will be necessary if we are to achieve affordable and ubiquitous connectivity, such as the one needed for the Internet of Things to exist. Eminent scholar Yochai Benkler has noted that, in many contexts, when presented with a policy choice, advanced economies have chosen to regulate in ways that privilege exclusionary based models. 31 The promotion of commons-based spectrum management that relies on unlicensed spectrum allows us to chart a different path forward, one that is potentially more inclusionary and that would allow for more groups to make use of spectrum to share their perspective and exchange information. In terms of media development, this is clearly a winning combination because it would diminish the ability of large players to dominate the airwaves, increasing the opportunities for initiatives such as the development of Wireless Community Networks.\nThe history of communication technologies has been marked by different tensions, including the ones related to centralization and decentralization. In the past years we have seen an increase in the centralization of access points due to a concentration in market of Internet Service Providers (ISPs). Perhaps not surprisingly then, we are also seeing the surge of grassroots networks, or Wireless Community Networks (WCNs). WCNs are networks developed by Wireless Local Network (WLAN) enthusiasts who create all-wireless autonomous networks. Lower equipment costs and the emergence of Wi-Fi present a viable use for unlicensed spectrum and contribute to the emergence of such networks.\nThe most commons type of WCNs are referred to as \u201cmesh networks\u201d which are \u201cdecentralized network infrastructures that rely on a distributed and loosely coordinated network of peers contributing their own resources to the network so as to provide Internet connectivity to a specific community without relying on any pre-existing network infrastructure.\u201d32 These networks are resilient, flexible, and dynamically adapt over time. Even when one node cannot operate, the rest of the nodes can still communicate.33 Mesh networks \u201cgrow organically with minimal coordination which give them maximum resiliency: with mesh topology, there is theoretically no single points of failure to jeopardize the functioning of the local network. In practice, mesh networks are very resistant to network failure.\u201d34\nWCNs have been set up by communities around the world to serve a variety of functions. One interesting example is Freifunk (German for \u201cfree radio\u201d),35 a non-commercial mesh network started in Berlin. Freifunk has been particularly useful during the current wave of refugees to Europe because in some cases this network is the only way that refugees are able to gain access to the Internet. By 2016, over 200 shelters for refugees had been connected to a Freifunk mesh network.36 Similarly, Mexico\u2019s Rhizomatica helps to put new technology at the service of rural and indigenous communities and facilitates community or small-scale deployments of autonomous networks.37 Other networks have been deployed in Ghana, India, Micronesia, Venezuela and other countries.38\nDue to their technical complexity, debates about spectrum management have not typically engaged a large number of civil society representatives. Government regulators and representatives from the private sector are the ones currently engaged at the highest levels.\nHowever, there is evidence that the engagement of civil society has been increasing over the past decade as organizations come to realize how important spectrum management is to the development of healthy media ecosystems. In the past, the International Telecommunications Union (ITU) has been perceived as a \u201cclosed shop\u201d not responsive to public interest considerations, and not really a \u201creal partner\u201d of the civil society. 39 This perception has been changing lately as many more groups are becoming engaged in spectrum related discussions. This was especially true in the wake of the first World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS) 40 in 2003, when the Civil Society Declaration released at the end of the meeting specifically addressed spectrum related issues. The document stated that \u201cspectrum planning and regulation should ensure sufficient spectrum and channel capacity, and appropriate technical standards, for community media to develop in both the analogue and the digital environment.\u201d 41 It also declared that \u201cspectrum planning and regulation should ensure equitable access among a plurality of media including sufficient satellite capacity reserved for community media.\u201d The increasing use of wireless technologies for all sorts of news and information dissemination has meant that civil society groups must become involved in these discussions if they want to have sway over what our future media environment will look like.\nDespite the growing interest, organizations working on such issues are \u201cfragmented and not working together.\u201d 42 According to a survey prepared in 2013 by the Association for Progressive Communications (APC), only half of the respondents believe that the public interest is protected by the way spectrum is managed in their country. 43 Regardless of civil society\u2019s engagement at the ITU and other related international organizations, there is also a lot of work to be done at the national level.\nWhile the multi-stakeholder model has been seen as a crucial model to global discussion such as the ones related to Internet governance,44 it can also be a valuable model for the national level deliberative processes. The case of India illustrates how multi-stakeholder processes for spectrum management can be established, as well as potential problems. In India, which liberalized the telecommunications sector in 1994, Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) has both regulatory and recommendatory functions, and policy governing spectrum falls into the latter. TRAI makes non-binding recommendations to the Central Government when it comes to spectrum management. The Telecom Commission is the authority that issues final policy decisions in the subject matter.\nA recent case study developed by Stefanija and Dara (2016) analyzed the multistakeholder processes adopted by TRAI \u201cin developing non-binding policy recommendations for the government of India in the area of spectrum policy.\u201d45 They provided an analysis of the multistakeholder process, and its perceived legitimacy. The authors concluded that although stakeholders were able to voice their concerns, this participation was at times hindered by some barriers. One of them is the publications of the consultations in English only, which can be a barrier to many as the country has 18 national languages. The agenda-setting is top-down, as the consultation processes can only be initiated by TRAI or the central government. Moreover, they argued that the process is dominated by one stakeholder group, telecommunications operators, and diversity needs to be increased. In the decision-making stage, the transparency and involvement of stakeholders was reduced and therefore the legitimacy of the process at such stage is also reduced. The authors raised the necessity of promoting capacity building amongst civil society and academia, as participation in the spectrum related debates demand a high degree of specialization and technical knowledge. Lastly, they also mentioned that lobbying at the level of the executive circumvented the transparency at TRAI and such possibility might undermine the work of the institution.\nCivil society organizations and activists can positively influence spectrum management in different ways. There is space, for example, for advocating for more unlicensed spectrum, which does not mean that having licensed spectrum is not important anymore. Rather, more unlicensed spectrum opens up the opportunity for new smaller and medium entrants, as well as the deployment of community networks and the use of dynamic spectrum access technologies. Civil society should also advocate for more transparency and participation of civil society in debates related to spectrum management. Many countries do not have proper accountability mechanisms for their spectrum auctions and they do not necessarily treat all companies equally, as they should. Yet, engaging in these issues requires sound knowledge. Only by understanding the technical, legal, economic, and political aspects behind spectrum management decisions is it possible to engage in the debate and make meaningful contributions.\nSpectrum management is a complex topic. Even though it is crucial for the development of all wireless communication technologies, it has been largely perceived as a technical matter. In this section you will find somesteps intended to guide civil society organizations engaging in the debates around spectrum policy and regulation:\n1. Learn about the main issues related to spectrum management:\nMany resources are available to help understand what is at stake with spectrum management policies. NGOs, foundations, universities, and international organizations have developed reports, capacity building materials, tutorials, and online courses.\nFREE TUTORIAL: One great resource is the ITU\u2019s Spectrum Management Fundamentals tutorial. It gives a quick overview of the uses of spectrum, the role of the ITU in spectrum management, and the current trends and challenges related to effective and efficient spectrum use. The tutorialis available online: http://www.itu.int/en/ITU-R/seminars/rrs/2016- Americas/Pages/tutorial.aspxOTHER RESOURCES: The Internet Governance Forum (IGF) Dynamic Coalition on Community Connectivity (DC3) has recently launched a website that contains valuable resources for anyone interested in learning more about community networks. See https://comconnectivity.org/resources\n2. Understand the different forums for action:\nMany regulators and policymaking authorities already have public consultation processes in which public participation is invited. Moreover, even if these channels have not yet been created, it is important to pressure authorities to establish them. Regardless of official venues, fostering the debate and requesting explanations on what the policy and regulatory plans are, and providing inputs to authorities is crucial.At the international level, check what the International Telecommunications Union (ITU), and the regional telecommunications organizations (e.g., CITEL, CEPT) have been doing. Try to engage in the conversation and attend the meetings. Moreover, civil society groups can also contribute to the debates at organizations such as the 3rd Generation Partnership Project (3GPP), and the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE).\nThe recently created Internet Governance Forum Dynamic Coalition on Community Connectivity (DC3) aims to foster multistakeholder analysis of the various types and models of community networks. This is a new avenue for those interested in understanding best practices for Internet connectivity in local communities.\n3. Reach out to your peers:\nDifferent organizations and individuals are already involved on this debate. It is important to be aware of the diverse interests these groups might have. Moreover, attend meetings that might address spectrum policy and regulation aspects, join online discussion groups, and create your own discussion groups.\nEXAMPLES OF ORGANIZATIONS WORKING ON SPECTRUM RELATED ISSUES: Association for Progressive Communications (South Africa); Intervozes (Brazil); Digital Empowerment Foundation (India); and Altermundi (Argentina).\nNathalia Foditsch is a licensed Brazilian attorney focused on communications policy and regulation. Her interest in such topics started when she worked for the Brazilian Antitrust Authority (CADE). She has worked for several Internet and telecom policy related organizations such as the Broadband Special Programme at the Inter-American Development Bank and the Center of Technology and Society at Get\u00falio Vargas Foundation. She is co-editor and co-author of the book \u201cBroadband in Brazil, Past, Present, Future\u201d (Novo S\u00e9culo, 2016), which is available in English and Portuguese. She has co-lectured in Comparative U.S. Brazil Legal and Judicial Systems at the Washington College of Law at American University and is currently a research fellow with Cornell\u2019s Emerging Markets Institute at the Samuel Curtis Johnson Graduate School of Management and also with the Internet Governance Lab at American University. Foditsch holds a Master\u2019s in Law and a Master\u2019s in Public Policy.\nNathalia Foditsch\nRed Lion v. FCC, 395 U.S. 367, 376 (1969).\nCoase, R. H. 1959. \u201cThe Federal Communications Commission.\u201d The Journal of Law & Economics 2: 1\u201340; and Coase, Ronald, Meckling, William, and Minasian, Jora. 1963. Problems of radio frequency allocation. Rand. http://www.rand.org/content/dam/ rand/pubs/drafts/2008/DRU1219.pdf. Accessed February 3, 2017.\nGarc\u00eda Zaballos, Antonio, Foditsch, Nathalia. 2015. \u201cSpectrum Management: The Key Lever for Achieving Universality.\u201d InterAmerican Development Bank. http://publications.iadb.org/ handle/11319/7040.\nNoam, Eli. 1997. \u201cThe Role of Wireless Communications in the Public Network Beyond Spectrum Auctions. Taking the next step to open spectrum access\u201d. Telecommunications Policy 21 (5): 461\u201375.\nSome recent auctions around the world have not even included mandatory coverage obligations, in order to raise a higher amount of money from the auction. An example is the 700MHz band auction in Brazil in September 2014, which, unlike other auctions, has not included such obligations (Brazil, 2015). In the case of Chile\u2019s auction of the 700MHz, also undertaken in 2014, The available spectrum was sold at low prices by international standards, but coverage and services commitments were established (GSMA, 2014).\nWallsten, Scott. 2013. \u201cIs There Really a Spectrum Crisis? Quantifying the Factors Affecting Spectrum License Value.\u201d Social Science Research Network. http://papers.ssrn.com/ abstract=2206466; and Thomas Lenard, and Lawrence White. 2013. \u201cThe Spectrum Crunch, MSS Spectrum and LightSquared\u201d. https://techpolicyinstitute.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/ the-spectrum-crunch-mss-spectr-2007656.pdf.\nChapin, John, and William Lehr. 2011. \u201cMobile Broadband Growth, Spectrum Scarcity, and Sustainable Competition\u201d. SSRN Scholarly Paper ID 1992423. Rochester, NY: Social Science Research Network. http://papers.ssrn.com/abstract=1992423; and Hazlett, Thomas W. \u201cRadio spectrum for a hungry wireless world.\u201d Mobile Future. 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Yale University Press, 2014.\nAna Stefanija, e Rishabh Dara. 2016. \u201cMultistakeholder Governance in Spectrum Management: the case of Telecom Regulatory Authority of India\u201d. Berkman Center for Internet & Society at Harvard University. https://cyber.harvard.edu/sites/cyber.harvard.edu/files/Publish_Ana%20Stefanija%20and%20Rishabh%20Dara.pdf. Accessed February 3, 2017.",
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        "raw_content": "May the 4th be with you; Pops plans 'Star Wars' performances\nIn 2005, the American Film Institute selected John Williams' score to \"Star Wars: A New Hope\" as the greatest American film score of all time.\nMay the 4th be with you; Pops plans 'Star Wars' performances In 2005, the American Film Institute selected John Williams' score to \"Star Wars: A New Hope\" as the greatest American film score of all time. Check out this story on cincinnati.com: https://cin.ci/2roEd98\nAndrea Cruikshank, areeves@enquirer.com Published 7:32 a.m. ET May 4, 2018\nYoung Han Solo (Alden Ehrenreich) joins a team of rogues for an epic heist in a trailer for \"Solo: A Star Wars Story.\" Lucasfilm\nThe trio of stars from 1977's Star Wars: A New Hope will be on the screen when the Cincinnati Pops Orchestra presents the movie in September and plays its score.(Photo11: Enquirer file)Buy Photo\nFire up the Millennium Falcon and set course for Music Hall.\nThe Cincinnati Pops Orchestra is bringing a live performance of John Williams' Oscar-winning score from 1977's \"Star Wars: A New Hope\" to screening of the film on Sept. 7, 8 and 9 at Music Hall.\nTickets, which start at $25, and go on sale at 10 a.m. Friday, May 4. (For the unsavvy, May 4 is known as Star Wars Day, referencing the phrase \"may the force be with you\" that's in the movies.) Purchase tickets online at cincinnatisymphony.org or call the box office at 513-381-3300.\nIn 2005, the American Film Institute selected Williams' score to \"A New Hope\" as the greatest American film score of all time. The soundtrack to \"A New Hope\" also was preserved by the Library of Congress in the National Recording Registry, for being \"culturally, historically or aesthetically significant.\"\nCincinnati Pops conductor John Morris Russell (Photo11: Enquirer file)\nPerformances of \"Star Wars: A New Hope in Concert\" are set for 7 p.m. on Sept. 7 and 8 and 2 p.m. on Sept. 9.The three performances will be led by Cincinnati Pops conductor John Morris Russell.\nMore: Things to do this week in Cincinnati: May 3-6\nWilliams is well-known for scoring all eight of the \"Star Wars\" saga films to date. \"A New Hope\" was the first of the Star Wars movies to be made, although it is episode 4 of the saga.\nHis scores for \"The Empire Strikes Back,\" \"Return of the Jedi,\" \"The Force Awakens\" and most recently \"The Last Jedi\" were each nominated for Oscars for best original score.\nWilliams has won five Academy Awards, four Golden Globe Awards, seven British Academy Film Awards, five Emmy Awards and 23 Grammy Awards. With 51 Academy Award nominations, Williams is the Academy\u2019s most nominated living person and the second most-nominated individual in history, after Walt Disney.\nRead or Share this story: https://cin.ci/2roEd98",
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        "raw_content": "Inglourious Basterds is what would have happened if Quentin Tarantino made Crash. Neither the sweeping war movie nor the action film its title and its marketing suggests, Basterds is more of a talky drama which just happens to have a lot of Swastikas in it.\nInglourious Basterds is Quentin Tarantino\u2019s Crash. Neither the sweeping war movie nor the action film its title and its marketing suggests, Basterds is more of a talky drama about a variety of coincidentally connected characters living separate lives which just happen to have a lot of Swastikas in them. Sure Tarantino occasionally indulges in the gory brutality that is his trademark, but only when one of his characters stops talking long enough to take a breath. They don\u2019t take many breaths. That\u2019s fortunate since brilliant babbling distracts from the movie\u2019s lack of narrative. When his ciphers are dishing you\u2019re too busy reveling in the intense exchange of threats, ideas, and ruminations to notice that the film abandoned most of its cast half an hour ago for no particular reason.\nIt plays out like a series of vignettes in which different archetypes are forced to deal with the Nazi occupation in different ways. For some its survival, for others its revenge. Ok ultimately it\u2019s all about revenge, but this is not the story of a group of hard-bitten, bloodthirsty Jewish-American soldiers sent behind enemy lines to wreak havoc on every Nazi in sight. Aside from the occasional scalping, we never see any of that. Yes Brad Pitt plays Lt. Aldo Raine, a part-Apache American soldier leading a group of Nazi killers called the Basterds, and yes they terrorize occupied territory by slaughtering SS officers. It all happens off camera. 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He steals every scene he\u2019s in with his creepy, all-knowing charm. If you see Inglourious Basterds for no other reason, see it for him.\nWhat Basterds lacks isn\u2019t great writing or even acting. What it\u2019s missing is a balance between dialogue and story. There\u2019s not one, unified narrative here. Rather it\u2019s a bunch of short scenes held together mostly through snappy dialogue. It feels as if Tarantino came up with this strange, fever-dream ending in which the power of cinema is used to conjure up a Jewish devil to send Hitler back to hell, and then came up with this amazing opening in which we meet an iconic Nazi villain\u2026 and then had no real way to connect them together. Instead Quentin as both writer and director, seems to believe that if everyone keeps talking, he can justify anything. It\u2019s kind of like watching him interviewed. 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        "raw_content": "Picking Wild Flowers\nDo you ever get the chance to decorate your house with fresh wildflowers? Many of us now live in such sanitised, urban areas that the chance just doesn\u2019t exist \u2013 certainly, if I wanted some fresh flowers for the table (other than nicking them out of someone\u2019s front garden!), it would require a lot more than a simple stroll down the road.\nThose among you who live in countryside areas are luckier, but still there\u2019s been a gradual erosion of wild areas across the UK \u2013 which has naturally meant less wild flowers too. Environmental charity Plantlife, who devote themselves to the flora of our countryside, suggests that we now have more flower-rich roadside verge than we do wild flower meadows. As this article points out, Plantlife\u2019s membership is paltry compared to that of the RHS, showing that we are nation of gardeners rather than foragers, choosing to delight in home-grown blooms far more often than those found out in the wild.\nBut even this could mask a greater concern. While the RHS may flourish, our Clare Florist blog last Friday showed that front gardens are under threat as well, with almost a third now turned into hardstandings for parking the car, rather than lawns and meadows for beautiful flowers. This is a crying shame.\nSo keep an eye out for wildflowers next time you walk away from your home \u2013 are there any? How far do you have to walk? And if you\u2019re lucky enough to live somewhere where you can pick a bunch of fresh wildflowers without having to worry about endangering a scarce population, then make sure you make the most of this opportunity, now all but lost to far too many of us all over the country.\n2 responses to Picking Wild Flowers\n#1 Helen Cruse on Jul 29 2012 at 7:45 PM\noh, Is it allowed? I'm constantly \"cultivating\" as I have always called it.... I tell the children that if we pick them, they will grow back more plentifully! It's not stealing.. :-)I heart Cultivating!\n#2 Clare Florist on Jul 30 2012 at 8:30 AM\nHi Helen. According to Dominic Price of wild plant protection charity Plantlife, \"it is not normally an offence to pick the 'Four Fs' ? fruit, foliage, fungi or flowers ? if the plants are growing wild and it is for your personal use and not for sale.\" -- you can read a bit more about it on this link: www.guardian.co.uk/.../rules-picking-w provided it's not an endangered species, and you don't uproot the whole plant, then there's nothing wrong with taking a few for a vase on the table :)",
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        "raw_content": "Claude Monet and his paintings\nMost well-known today for his series of serene water lilies paintings, 19th century Impressionist Claude Monet was a groundbreaking tour de force in the development of expressive art. Throughout his long life, which spanned the years between 1840 and 1926, Monet would progress from drawing amusing caricatures of friends to capturing the elusive nuances of natural scenes in various attitudes of light and color. By striving to translate his unique perception of the natural world directly to the canvas, the artist was instrumental in forging an entirely new direction for the world of art.\nRoots in Realism\nWhen the artist was 11, he attended an art-focused secondary school in his hometown of Le Havre, taking beginning drawing classes from Jacques-Francois Ochard. 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Reacting against Romanticism, Realistic artists such as Gustave Courbet focused on accuracy in depicting their subject matter, which often consisted of working-class figures and unembellished, natural scenery.\nTravels to Paris\nDuring this period from his late teens to early 20s, Monet spent time in the Louvre in Paris, where he met contemporary painters, such as Edouard Manet, who would later become colleagues. While other artists sought to improve their techniques by copying the masterworks on display in the Louvre, Monet preferred sketching what he could see out the window of the revered art museum.\nChasseurs d'Afrique\nThe artist was drafted in 1861 into Les Chasseurs d'Afrique, a light cavalry unit headed for Algeria. During his year-long tour of duty, he had only a few opportunities to paint, producing just one landscape, a few sketches and some military portraits. While none of these survived his service, he would call upon his memories of the unique quality of light in Algiers when creating future works.\nStudies with Charles Gleyre\nUpon leaving the foreign service in 1862, the artist returned to Paris to join the private studio of Charles Gleyre, a painter of historical art. He shared studio space with Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Frederique Bazille and Alfred Sisley, all of whom would later determine the future direction of art. The students would often take their easels and paints to outdoor settings and transfer their immediate impressions of the landscape onto the canvas with short, deft brushstrokes.\nDuring his tutelage at the Gleyre studio, the artist painted Woman in a Green Dress, a life-sized portrait of his future wife Camille, and Women in a Garden, for which Camille also modeled. The former painting was accepted for exhibit at the prestigious Paris Salon. The work was primarily in the Realist style, lacking the blends of bright colors and the immediacy that would define his later works.\nMiddle Years: 1871-1900\nAfter a June 1870 wedding, Monet and his wife spent time in London where the artist painted such works as \"Hyde Park.\" Afterward, the newlyweds dwelled for a time in the Netherlands where Monet produced several artworks, including The Windmill, Amsterdam and the luminous Zaandam. The couple returned to France late in the year to make their home in Argenteuil on the right bank of the Seine, a Paris suburb where Camille would spend virtually the rest of her life. The artist acquired a floating studio where he painted the landscape around him as well as portraits of his friend Edouard Manet and Manet's wife.\nThe Dawn of A New Movement\nBy the early 1880s, Monet and his artist friends, including Paul Cezanne, Camille Pissarro, Sisley and Edgar Degas, had become disillusioned with the restrictive standards of the dominant arts organization in Paris, L'Academie des Beaus-Arts, which selected the paintings to be included in the yearly Salons. In 1873, they joined other like-minded colleagues to form their own arts organization, \"Societe Anonyme Coop\u00e9rative des Artistes Peintres, Sculpteurs et Graveurs,\" or the Cooperative and Anonymous Association of Painters, Sculptors and Engravers. The group organized its first exhibit, which included the work of 30 artists, in the spring of 1874.\nMonet opted to show his 1872 painting, Impression Sunrise, which proved to be a fateful decision. One of the art critics reviewing the exhibit coined the term \"Impressionism\" as a derisive jest after viewing \"Impression Sunrise\" and similarly rendered works on display, claiming that the paintings were amateurish and unfinished. The artists embraced the new title for their movement, and thereafter, identified themselves as Impressionists.\nOnce the movement had a name and a reputation, however dubious, Monet went on the create some of his most brilliant works of art, such as Madame Monet and Child, which he completed in 1875, a scene resplendent with and color and life.\nWhile carrying their second child, Camille Monet contracted tuberculosis, and weakened by childbirth, died in 1879. The painting, Camille on Her Deathbed, is Monet's final tribute to his wife, a figure covered in flower blossoms and feathery brush strokes, her face bathed in light.\nAmong the artist's works in the time following his loss is The Ice Drift Series, a group of a dozen paintings depicting the melting ice floes on the River Seine. Muted colors, mist-saturated settings, denuded trees and frozen landscapes reflect the starkness of the artist's vision as he immersed himself in mourning.\nThe artist was becoming increasingly enamored with the insight that the same landscape underwent alterations at different times of day as the sunlight changed. He painted the same scene repeatedly to capture these nuances on canvas. This idea informed his \"Ice Drift Series,\" his Haystack paintings of the mid-1880s and 1990s, and his stunning Poplars series of the 1890s. In 1892 and 1893, the artist camped out in a rented room that overlooked the Rouen Cathedral to work on a several canvases at once, each devoted to a different time of day, to create intensive studies of light and shadow.\nDuring this middle period in his artistic development, Monet's artworks moved toward abstraction, although the subjects were still recognizable, for the most part. He experimented with paint to create not only more depth of color but also to add texture to the surface of the canvas. Known for his innovative brushwork, the artist utilized his signature short strokes and unadulterated hues to encapsulate momentary glimpses of the effect of light on perspective.\nLater Years: 1901-1926\nPhoto of Monet's Garden at Giverny, France\nThe artist and his second wife, Alice, had moved their family to the hamlet of Giverny where they bought a home with property in 1890. Monet set to work to create a private haven where he would produce some of his most well-loved works over the final decades of his life. Flower gardens and a lily pond with a picturesque Japanese bridge provided the landscapes that the artist would paint over and over again as the century began. He would later state that the Giverny gardens constituted his greatest work of art.\nViews of Foreign Lands\nDuring his travels in the first decade of the 20th century, the artist painted a series of the Houses of Parliament in the Palace of Westminster, which rises from the fog or towers over sun-gilded waters at sunset. During the same period, the artist produced several paintings in a study of Waterloo Bridge and the Thames in various attitudes of light and fog. He also visited the Mediterranean region and Madrid in the early 1900s.\nHis chef d'oeuvre, however, was actually waiting for him in his own back yard where he produced his series of the water lily pond paintings, which consists of approximately 300 canvases in total, 40 of them in large format. The artist had painted his first renditions in the 1890s but produced the majority of the works during the final two decades of his life. His early paintings of his lily pond included the conventional spatial boundaries of water, surrounding land and horizon, but as he progressed through these works, such boundaries began to merge until finally, the boundless pond became the universe, its scope immeasurable and defined exclusively by light.\nAfter losing both his second wife, Alice, and his eldest son, Jean, in 1911 and 1914 respectively, the artist sought consolation by embarking upon a great new work, a series of massive Water Lilies panels. On Armistice Day in 1918, he arranged to donate the resulting murals to the French state for installation in La Musee de l'Orangerie. Ever the perfectionist, the artist revised and reworked this series repeatedly over the ensuing years until their final installation in 1927 in two ovoid rooms of the artist's own design. The opus includes eight room-sized panels, each more than six feet tall, with lengths designed to fit the space. Andre Masson would christen these rooms \"The Sistine Chapel of Impressionism\" in a 1952 review.\nThe Claude Monet Influence\nJust like Shakespeare on literature, and Sigmund Freud on psychology, Monet's impact on modern art is tremendous. Monet was among the most influential artists of any era, and his unique color palette, vision and conformation would make a lasting impact on future fine art. Many artists have been influenced by Monet, whose techniques inspired Impressionists and Post-Impressionists such as Vincent van Gogh. 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        "raw_content": "Sleep Apnea can have a significant emotional impact, both on the person suffering from it and on the person he or she shares a bed with.\nTh is is in part because the poor sleep quality that comes with sleep apnea may be shared with the other person in the bed. If you are snoring or waking up often during the night, chances are your partner is waking up sometimes as well.\nThis is frustrating in the moment for both of you, and can even build resentment on both sides. Your partner will of course feel annoyed and frustrated by the sleep disruptions, and you yourself may feel the same way about the lack of understanding\u2026 after all, you\u2019re not doing it on purpose!\nIn addition, lack of sleep carries over into your day time hours. The lack of sleep you've been experiencing can make you feel lethargic, grumpy, irritable, and even depressed during the day.\nIt's hard not to let this have a negative impact on your relationships, not just with your partner (and especially if he or she is suffering from lack of sleep as well), but also your other family members, friends and even your colleagues at work.\nSleep is critical for good physical and emotional health.\nIf you think (or know) that you are suffering from sleep apnea, it is crucial for both your physical and mental health that you find a way to manage it. Although you can't help the fact that you have sleep apnea, there are things you can do can improve your health and your relationships by seeking out help.\nThere is a variety options for treating sleep apnea, from weight loss and lifestyle changes to oral sleep appliance or even surgery.\nOur Surrey dentists are experienced in the diagnosis and management of sleep apnea. Contact us today - we can help!",
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        "raw_content": "When you\u2019re done with a 24-hour on-call shift, your student loans are the last thing you want to think about. You\u2019ve received yet another notice from a lender, and you don\u2019t have the energy to read it, so it goes into a pile with the others.\nIf the size and complexity of your loans have you feeling overwhelmed, you\u2019re not alone. Fifty-six percent of graduates think they\u2019re \u201cnot very\u201d or \u201cnot at all\u201d knowledgeable about their repayment options, according to a report about physicians\u2019 financial preparedness by AMA Insurance.\nThe good news is you don\u2019t have to figure everything out at once. If you do nothing else, take these three steps to make sure you\u2019re staying on top of your debt, preventing issues with your credit score and avoiding defaulting on your loans.\nFigure out what you owe.\nAgain, this is probably not what you want to be doing in your free time. 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Pallone, Frank, Jr. [D-NJ-6] (Introduced 06/27/2018) Cosponsors: (18) Committees: House - Energy and Commerce Latest Action: House - 06/27/2018 Referred to the House Committee on Energy and Commerce. (All Actions) Tracker:\n4. H.R.5331 \u2014 115th Congress (2017-2018) Foreign Entities Reform Act of 2018 Sponsor: Rep. Eshoo, Anna G. [D-CA-18] (Introduced 03/19/2018) Cosponsors: (2) Committees: House - Energy and Commerce Latest Action: House - 03/23/2018 Referred to the Subcommittee on Communications and Technology. (All Actions) Tracker:\n5. H.R.4585 \u2014 115th Congress (2017-2018) Save Net Neutrality Act of 2017 Sponsor: Rep. Maloney, Sean Patrick [D-NY-18] (Introduced 12/07/2017) Cosponsors: (35) Committees: House - Energy and Commerce Latest Action: House - 12/08/2017 Referred to the Subcommittee on Communications and Technology. (All Actions) Tracker:\n6. H.R.3478 \u2014 115th Congress (2017-2018) Local and Independent Television Protection Act of 2017 Sponsor: Rep. 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Lujan, Ben Ray [D-NM-3] (Introduced 03/08/2017) Cosponsors: (31) Committees: House - Energy and Commerce Latest Action: House - 03/10/2017 Referred to the Subcommittee on Communications and Technology. (All Actions) Tracker:\n10. H.R.1439 \u2014 115th Congress (2017-2018) Keeping Our Campaigns Honest Act of 2017 Sponsor: Rep. Lujan, Ben Ray [D-NM-3] (Introduced 03/08/2017) Cosponsors: (74) Committees: House - Energy and Commerce Latest Action: House - 03/10/2017 Referred to the Subcommittee on Communications and Technology. (All Actions) Tracker:\n11. H.R.1358 \u2014 115th Congress (2017-2018) Scientific Integrity Act Sponsor: Rep. Tonko, Paul [D-NY-20] (Introduced 03/02/2017) Cosponsors: (157) Committees: House - Science, Space, and Technology Latest Action: House - 04/25/2017 Referred to the Subcommittee on Research and Technology. (All Actions) Tracker:\n12. H.J.Res.129 \u2014 115th Congress (2017-2018) Providing for congressional disapproval under chapter 8 of title 5, United States Code, of the rule submitted by the Federal Communications Commission relating to \"Restoring Internet Freedom\". Sponsor: Rep. Doyle, Michael F. [D-PA-14] (Introduced 02/27/2018) Cosponsors: (171) Committees: House - Energy and Commerce Latest Action: House - 03/02/2018 Referred to the Subcommittee on Communications and Technology. (All Actions) Notes: On 5/17/2018, a motion was filed to discharge the Committee on Rules from the consideration of H.RES. 873, a resolution providing for consideration of the joint resolution (H.J. Res. 129). A discharge petition requires 218 signatures for further action. (Discharge Petition No... Tracker:\n13. H.Res.1060 \u2014 115th Congress (2017-2018) Commending Alice Allison Dunnigan for her barrier-breaking career in journalism. Sponsor: Rep. Clarke, Yvette D. [D-NY-9] (Introduced 09/12/2018) Cosponsors: (20) Committees: House - Oversight and Government Reform Latest Action: House - 09/12/2018 Referred to the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform. (All Actions) Tracker:\n14. H.Res.699 \u2014 115th Congress (2017-2018) Expressing support for designation of February 12, 2018, as \"Darwin Day\" and recognizing the importance of science in the betterment of humanity. Sponsor: Rep. Himes, James A. [D-CT-4] (Introduced 01/18/2018) Cosponsors: (23) Committees: House - Science, Space, and Technology Latest Action: House - 05/22/2018 Referred to the Subcommittee on Research and Technology. (All Actions) Tracker:\n15. H.Res.44 \u2014 115th Congress (2017-2018) Expressing support for designation of February 12, 2017, as \"Darwin Day\" and recognizing the importance of science in the betterment of humanity. Sponsor: Rep. Himes, James A. [D-CT-4] (Introduced 01/11/2017) Cosponsors: (19) Committees: House - Science, Space, and Technology Latest Action: House - 05/22/2018 Referred to the Subcommittee on Research and Technology. (All Actions) Tracker:\n16. H.R.6254 \u2014 114th Congress (2015-2016) Don't Block LGBTQ Act of 2016 Sponsor: Rep. Honda, Michael M. [D-CA-17] (Introduced 09/28/2016) Cosponsors: (11) Committees: House - Energy and Commerce Latest Action: House - 09/28/2016 Referred to the House Committee on Energy and Commerce. (All Actions) Tracker:\n17. H.R.5989 \u2014 114th Congress (2015-2016) United States and Israel Space Cooperation Act Sponsor: Rep. Kilmer, Derek [D-WA-6] (Introduced 09/09/2016) Cosponsors: (36) Committees: House - Science, Space, and Technology Latest Action: House - 09/30/2016 Referred to the Subcommittee on Space. (All Actions) Tracker:\n21. H.R.4682 \u2014 114th Congress (2015-2016) HANGUP Act Sponsor: Rep. Duckworth, Tammy [D-IL-8] (Introduced 03/03/2016) Cosponsors: (4) Committees: House - Energy and Commerce Latest Action: House - 03/04/2016 Referred to the Subcommittee on Communications and Technology. (All Actions) Tracker:\n22. H.R.196 \u2014 114th Congress (2015-2016) Online Competition and Consumer Choice Act of 2015 Sponsor: Rep. Matsui, Doris O. [D-CA-6] (Introduced 01/07/2015) Cosponsors: (6) Committees: House - Energy and Commerce Latest Action: House - 01/09/2015 Referred to the Subcommittee on Communications and Technology. (All Actions) Tracker:\n23. H.Res.932 \u2014 114th Congress (2015-2016) Expressing the sense of the House of Representatives with respect to third-party charges on consumer telephone bills. Sponsor: Rep. Schakowsky, Janice D. [D-IL-9] (Introduced 11/29/2016) Cosponsors: (4) Committees: House - Energy and Commerce Latest Action: House - 12/06/2016 Motion to reconsider laid on the table Agreed to without objection. (All Actions) Tracker:\n25. H.Res.67 \u2014 114th Congress (2015-2016) Expressing support for designation of February 12, 2015, as \"Darwin Day\" and recognizing the importance of science in the betterment of humanity. Sponsor: Rep. Himes, James A. [D-CT-4] (Introduced 02/02/2015) Cosponsors: (18) Committees: House - Science, Space, and Technology Latest Action: House - 02/02/2015 Referred to the House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology. (All Actions) Tracker:\n26. H.R.4880 \u2014 113th Congress (2013-2014) Online Competition and Consumer Choice Act of 2014 Sponsor: Rep. Matsui, Doris O. [D-CA-6] (Introduced 06/17/2014) Cosponsors: (10) Committees: House - Energy and Commerce Latest Action: House - 06/20/2014 Referred to the Subcommittee on Commerce, Manufacturing, and Trade. (All Actions) Tracker:\n28. H.R.1685 \u2014 113th Congress (2013-2014) Broadband Adoption Act of 2013 Sponsor: Rep. Matsui, Doris O. [D-CA-6] (Introduced 04/23/2013) Cosponsors: (11) Committees: House - Energy and Commerce Latest Action: House - 04/26/2013 Referred to the Subcommittee on Communications and Technology. (All Actions) Tracker:\n29. H.R.3509 \u2014 112th Congress (2011-2012) Wireless Innovation and Public Safety Act of 2011 Sponsor: Rep. Waxman, Henry A. [D-CA-30] (Introduced 11/29/2011) Cosponsors: (10) Committees: House - Energy and Commerce, Science, Space, and Technology, Oversight and Government Reform Latest Action: House - 12/09/2011 Referred to the Subcommittee on Communications and Technology. (All Actions) Tracker:\n30. H.R.1746 \u2014 112th Congress (2011-2012) CAP Act Sponsor: Rep. Baldwin, Tammy [D-WI-2] (Introduced 05/05/2011) Cosponsors: (26) Committees: House - Energy and Commerce Latest Action: House - 05/06/2011 Referred to the Subcommittee on Communications and Technology. (All Actions) Tracker:\n31. H.R.5020 \u2014 111th Congress (2009-2010) To require the Federal Communications Commission to extend the time period for filing petitions to deny, oppositions, and comments in the proceeding relating to the proposed merger of Comcast and NBC Universal. Sponsor: Rep. Waters, Maxine [D-CA-35] (Introduced 04/14/2010) Cosponsors: (58) Committees: House - Energy and Commerce Latest Action: House - 04/14/2010 Referred to the House Committee on Energy and Commerce. (All Actions) Tracker:\n32. H.R.4925 \u2014 111th Congress (2009-2010) Healthy Media for Youth Act Sponsor: Rep. Baldwin, Tammy [D-WI-2] (Introduced 03/24/2010) Cosponsors: (52) Committees: House - Energy and Commerce Latest Action: House - 03/24/2010 Referred to the House Committee on Energy and Commerce. (All Actions) Tracker:\n33. H.R.3745 \u2014 111th Congress (2009-2010) CAP Act Sponsor: Rep. Baldwin, Tammy [D-WI-2] (Introduced 10/07/2009) Cosponsors: (30) Committees: House - Energy and Commerce Latest Action: House - 10/08/2009 Referred to the Subcommittee on Communications, Technology, and the Internet. (All Actions) Tracker:\n34. H.R.3458 \u2014 111th Congress (2009-2010) Internet Freedom Preservation Act of 2009 Sponsor: Rep. Markey, Edward J. [D-MA-7] (Introduced 07/31/2009) Cosponsors: (27) Committees: House - Energy and Commerce Latest Action: House - 09/08/2009 Referred to the Subcommittee on Commerce, Trade and Consumer Protection. (All Actions) Tracker:\n35. H.R.3101 \u2014 111th Congress (2009-2010) Twenty-First Century Communications and Video Accessibility Act of 2010 Sponsor: Rep. Markey, Edward J. [D-MA-7] (Introduced 06/26/2009) Cosponsors: (53) Committees: House - Energy and Commerce Committee Reports: H. Rept. 111-563 Latest Action: Senate - 08/05/2010 Read twice. Placed on Senate Legislative Calendar under General Orders. Calendar No. 513. (All Actions) Tracker:\n37. H.R.1147 \u2014 111th Congress (2009-2010) Local Community Radio Act of 2009 Sponsor: Rep. Doyle, Michael F. [D-PA-14] (Introduced 02/24/2009) Cosponsors: (86) Committees: House - Energy and Commerce | Senate - Commerce, Science, and Transportation Committee Reports: H. Rept. 111-375 Latest Action: Senate - 12/24/2009 Read twice and referred to the Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation. (All Actions) Notes: For further action, see H.R.6533, which became Public Law 111-371 on 1/4/2011. Tracker:\nArray ( [actionDate] => 2009-12-16 [displayText] => Passed/agreed to in House: On motion to suspend the rules and pass the bill, as amended Agreed to by voice vote.(text: CR 12/15/2009 H14903) [externalActionCode] => 8000 [description] => Passed House )\n38. H.R.1084 \u2014 111th Congress (2009-2010) CALM Act Sponsor: Rep. Eshoo, Anna G. [D-CA-14] (Introduced 02/13/2009) Cosponsors: (90) Committees: House - Energy and Commerce | Senate - Commerce, Science, and Transportation Committee Reports: H. Rept. 111-374 Latest Action: Senate - 12/16/2009 Received in the Senate and Read twice and referred to the Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation. (All Actions) Notes: For further action, see S.2847, which became Public Law 111-311 on 12/15/2010. Tracker:\n39. H.R.681 \u2014 111th Congress (2009-2010) Digital Television Transition Extension Act of 2009 Sponsor: Rep. Waxman, Henry A. [D-CA-30] (Introduced 01/26/2009) Cosponsors: (21) Committees: House - Energy and Commerce Latest Action: House - 01/27/2009 Referred to the Subcommittee on Communications, Technology, and the Internet. (All Actions) Notes: For further action, see S.352, which became Public Law 111-4 on 2/11/2009. Tracker:\n40. H.R.211 \u2014 111th Congress (2009-2010) Calling for 2-1-1 Act of 2009 Sponsor: Rep. Eshoo, Anna G. [D-CA-14] (Introduced 01/06/2009) Cosponsors: (253) Committees: House - Energy and Commerce Latest Action: House - 09/15/2010 Subcommittee Hearings Held. (All Actions) Tracker:\n41. H.R.7013 \u2014 110th Congress (2007-2008) Short-term Analog Flash and Emergency Readiness Act Sponsor: Rep. Capps, Lois [D-CA-23] (Introduced 09/23/2008) Cosponsors: (8) Committees: House - Energy and Commerce Latest Action: House - 09/23/2008 Referred to the Subcommittee on Telecommunications and the Internet. (All Actions) Notes: For further action, see S.3663, which became Public Law 110-459 on 12/23/2008. Tracker:\n43. H.R.6209 \u2014 110th Congress (2007-2008) Commercial Advertisement Loudness Mitigation Act Sponsor: Rep. Eshoo, Anna G. [D-CA-14] (Introduced 06/09/2008) Cosponsors: (63) Committees: House - Energy and Commerce Latest Action: House - 06/09/2008 Referred to the House Committee on Energy and Commerce. (All Actions) Tracker:\n44. H.R.5353 \u2014 110th Congress (2007-2008) Internet Freedom Preservation Act of 2008 Sponsor: Rep. Markey, Edward J. [D-MA-7] (Introduced 02/12/2008) Cosponsors: (16) Committees: House - Energy and Commerce Latest Action: House - 05/06/2008 Subcommittee Hearings Held. (All Actions) Tracker:\n45. H.R.4882 \u2014 110th Congress (2007-2008) Broadcast Licensing in the Public Interest Act Sponsor: Rep. Eshoo, Anna G. [D-CA-14] (Introduced 12/19/2007) Cosponsors: (4) Committees: House - Energy and Commerce Latest Action: House - 12/19/2007 Referred to the Subcommittee on Telecommunications and the Internet. (All Actions) Tracker:\n46. H.R.4835 \u2014 110th Congress (2007-2008) Media Ownership Act of 2007 Sponsor: Rep. Inslee, Jay [D-WA-1] (Introduced 12/18/2007) Cosponsors: (13) Committees: House - Energy and Commerce Latest Action: House - 12/18/2007 Referred to the Subcommittee on Telecommunications and the Internet. (All Actions) Tracker:\n47. H.R.4221 \u2014 110th Congress (2007-2008) Satellite Consumers' Access to Public Television Digital Programming Act of 2007 Sponsor: Rep. Eshoo, Anna G. [D-CA-14] (Introduced 11/15/2007) Cosponsors: (15) Committees: House - Energy and Commerce Latest Action: House - 11/15/2007 Referred to the Subcommittee on Telecommunications and the Internet. (All Actions) Tracker:\n48. H.R.3862 \u2014 110th Congress (2007-2008) Preparing America's Seniors for the Digital Transition Act of 2007 Sponsor: Rep. Wynn, Albert Russell [D-MD-4] (Introduced 10/16/2007) Cosponsors: (3) Committees: House - Energy and Commerce Latest Action: House - 11/08/2007 Referred to the Subcommittee on Telecommunications and the Internet. (All Actions) Tracker:\n49. H.R.3737 \u2014 110th Congress (2007-2008) To provide for National Science Foundation and National Aeronautics and Space Administration utilization of the Arecibo Observatory. Sponsor: Rep. Fortuno, Luis G. [R-PR-At Large] (Introduced 10/03/2007) Cosponsors: (41) Committees: House - Science and Technology Latest Action: House - 10/15/2007 Referred to the Subcommittee on Space and Aeronautics. (All Actions) Tracker:\n50. H.R.3679 \u2014 110th Congress (2007-2008) State Video Tax Fairness Act of 2007 Sponsor: Rep. Conyers, John, Jr. [D-MI-14] (Introduced 09/27/2007) Cosponsors: (14) Committees: House - Judiciary Latest Action: House - 07/24/2008 Forwarded by Subcommittee to Full Committee (Amended) by Voice Vote . (All Actions) Tracker:\n51. H.R.3631 \u2014 110th Congress (2007-2008) Revolutionizing Education Through Digital Investment Act of 2007 Sponsor: Rep. Yarmuth, John A. [D-KY-3] (Introduced 09/20/2007) Cosponsors: (19) Committees: House - Education and Labor Latest Action: House - 10/17/2007 Referred to the Subcommittee on Higher Education, Lifelong Learning, and Competitiveness. (All Actions) Tracker:\n52. H.R.3461 \u2014 110th Congress (2007-2008) Safeguarding America's Families by Enhancing and Reorganizing New and Efficient Technologies Act of 2007 Sponsor: Rep. Bean, Melissa L. [D-IL-8] (Introduced 08/04/2007) Cosponsors: (43) Committees: House - Energy and Commerce | Senate - Commerce, Science, and Transportation Latest Action: Senate - 11/14/2007 Received in the Senate and Read twice and referred to the Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation. (All Actions) Tracker:\nArray ( [actionDate] => 2007-11-13 [displayText] => Passed/agreed to in House: On motion to suspend the rules and pass the bill, as amended Agreed to by the Yeas and Nays: (2/3 required): 398 - 6 (Roll no. 1085).(text: CR H13561) [externalActionCode] => 8000 [description] => Passed House )\n53. H.R.2802 \u2014 110th Congress (2007-2008) Local Community Radio Act of 2007 Sponsor: Rep. Doyle, Michael F. [D-PA-14] (Introduced 06/21/2007) Cosponsors: (99) Committees: House - Energy and Commerce Latest Action: House - 06/21/2007 Referred to the Subcommittee on Telecommunications and the Internet. (All Actions) Tracker:\n54. H.R.1867 \u2014 110th Congress (2007-2008) National Science Foundation Authorization Act of 2007 Sponsor: Rep. Baird, Brian [D-WA-3] (Introduced 04/17/2007) Cosponsors: (21) Committees: House - Science and Technology Committee Reports: H. Rept. 110-114 Latest Action: House - 05/06/2008 Hearing Held by Subcommittee on Research and Science Education Prior to Introduction and Referral (March 29, 2007). (All Actions) Tracker:\nArray ( [actionDate] => 2007-04-30 [displayText] => Reported (Amended) by the Committee on Science and Technology. H. Rept. 110-114. [externalActionCode] => 5000 [description] => Introduced )\n56. H.R.1008 \u2014 110th Congress (2007-2008) Safeguarding America's Families by Enhancing and Reorganizing New and Efficient Technologies Act of 2007 Sponsor: Rep. Bean, Melissa L. [D-IL-8] (Introduced 02/13/2007) Cosponsors: (53) Committees: House - Energy and Commerce Latest Action: House - 02/14/2007 Referred to the Subcommittee on Commerce, Trade and Consumer Protection. (All Actions) Tracker:\n57. H.R.964 \u2014 110th Congress (2007-2008) Spy Act Sponsor: Rep. Towns, Edolphus [D-NY-10] (Introduced 02/08/2007) Cosponsors: (41) Committees: House - Energy and Commerce | Senate - Commerce, Science, and Transportation Committee Reports: H. Rept. 110-169 Latest Action: Senate - 07/17/2007 Star Print ordered on the bill. (All Actions) Tracker:\n58. H.R.555 \u2014 110th Congress (2007-2008) Family Telephone Connection Protection Act of 2007 Sponsor: Rep. Rush, Bobby L. [D-IL-1] (Introduced 01/18/2007) Cosponsors: (15) Committees: House - Energy and Commerce Latest Action: House - 02/02/2007 Referred to the Subcommittee on Telecommunications and the Internet. (All Actions) Tracker:\n59. H.R.524 \u2014 110th Congress (2007-2008) To establish a laboratory science pilot program at the National Science Foundation. Sponsor: Rep. Hinojosa, Ruben [D-TX-15] (Introduced 01/17/2007) Cosponsors: (80) Committees: House - Science and Technology Latest Action: House - 03/08/2007 Hearing Held by Subcommittee on Research and Science Education Prior to Introduction and Referral ( 03/08/2007).. (All Actions) Tracker:\n61. H.Res.1411 \u2014 110th Congress (2007-2008) Expressing support for designation of January 28, 2009, as \"National Data Privacy Day\". Sponsor: Rep. Price, David E. [D-NC-4] (Introduced 08/01/2008) Cosponsors: (11) Committees: House - Energy and Commerce Latest Action: House - 08/08/2008 Referred to the Subcommittee on Commerce, Trade and Consumer Protection. (All Actions) Tracker:\n62. H.R.5273 \u2014 109th Congress (2005-2006) Network Neutrality Act of 2006 Sponsor: Rep. Markey, Edward J. [D-MA-7] (Introduced 05/02/2006) Cosponsors: (23) Committees: House - Energy and Commerce Latest Action: House - 05/15/2006 Referred to the Subcommittee on Telecommunications and the Internet. (All Actions) Tracker:\n63. H.R.4127 \u2014 109th Congress (2005-2006) Financial Data Protection Act of 2006 Sponsor: Rep. Stearns, Cliff [R-FL-6] (Introduced 10/25/2005) Cosponsors: (15) Committees: House - Energy and Commerce, Financial Services, Judiciary Committee Reports: H. Rept. 109-453,Part 1; H. Rept. 109-453,Part 2; H. Rept. 109-453,Part 3 Latest Action: 06/08/2006 Sponsor introductory remarks on measure. (All Actions) Tracker:\nArray ( [actionDate] => 2006-06-02 [displayText] => Reported (Amended) by the Committee on Financial Services. H. Rept. 109-453, Part III. [externalActionCode] => 5000 [description] => Introduced )\n64. H.R.3731 \u2014 109th Congress (2005-2006) Enhance and Protect Local Community Radio Act of 2005 Sponsor: Rep. Slaughter, Louise McIntosh [D-NY-28] (Introduced 09/13/2005) Cosponsors: (11) Committees: House - Energy and Commerce Latest Action: House - 09/19/2005 Referred to the Subcommittee on Telecommunications and the Internet. (All Actions) Tracker:\n65. H.R.3302 \u2014 109th Congress (2005-2006) Media Ownership Reform Act of 2005 Sponsor: Rep. Hinchey, Maurice D. [D-NY-22] (Introduced 07/14/2005) Cosponsors: (16) Committees: House - Energy and Commerce Latest Action: House - 07/14/2005 Referred to the House Committee on Energy and Commerce. (All Actions) Tracker:\n66. H.R.2533 \u2014 109th Congress (2005-2006) To amend section 254 of the Communications Act of 1934 to provide that funds received as universal service contributions and the universal service support programs established pursuant to that section are not subject to certain provisions of title 31, United States Code, commonly known as the Antideficiency Act. Sponsor: Rep. Cubin, Barbara [R-WY-At Large] (Introduced 05/23/2005) Cosponsors: (118) Committees: House - Energy and Commerce Latest Action: House - 06/17/2005 Referred to the Subcommittee on Telecommunications and the Internet. (All Actions) Tracker:\n67. H.R.2418 \u2014 109th Congress (2005-2006) IP-Enabled Voice Communications and Public Safety Act of 2005 Sponsor: Rep. Gordon, Bart [D-TN-6] (Introduced 05/18/2005) Cosponsors: (34) Committees: House - Energy and Commerce Latest Action: House - 06/03/2005 Referred to the Subcommittee on Telecommunications and the Internet. (All Actions) Tracker:\n68. H.R.2359 \u2014 109th Congress (2005-2006) Digital Television Accountability and Governance Enhancement Act of 2005 Sponsor: Rep. Watson, Diane E. [D-CA-33] (Introduced 05/12/2005) Cosponsors: (12) Committees: House - Energy and Commerce Latest Action: House - 05/23/2005 Referred to the Subcommittee on Telecommunications and the Internet. (All Actions) Tracker:\n69. H.R.1665 \u2014 109th Congress (2005-2006) Localism in Broadcasting Reform Act of 2005 Sponsor: Rep. Slaughter, Louise McIntosh [D-NY-28] (Introduced 04/14/2005) Cosponsors: (17) Committees: House - Energy and Commerce Latest Action: House - 04/22/2005 Referred to the Subcommittee on Telecommunications and the Internet. (All Actions) Tracker:\n70. H.R.1139 \u2014 109th Congress (2005-2006) Wireless 411 Privacy Act Sponsor: Rep. Pitts, Joseph R. [R-PA-16] (Introduced 03/07/2005) Cosponsors: (30) Committees: House - Energy and Commerce Latest Action: House - 03/22/2005 Referred to the Subcommittee on Telecommunications and the Internet. (All Actions) Tracker:\n71. H.R.921 \u2014 109th Congress (2005-2006) Minority Serving Institution Digital and Wireless Technology Opportunity Act of 2005 Sponsor: Rep. Forbes, J. Randy [R-VA-4] (Introduced 02/17/2005) Cosponsors: (28) Committees: House - Science, Education and the Workforce Committee Reports: H. Rept. 109-211 Latest Action: House - 11/17/2006 House Committee on Education and the Workforce Granted an extension for further consideration ending not later than Dec. 8, 2006. (All Actions) Tracker:\nArray ( [actionDate] => 2005-07-28 [displayText] => Reported by the Committee on Science. H. Rept. 109-211, Part I. [externalActionCode] => 5000 [description] => Introduced )\n72. H.R.839 \u2014 109th Congress (2005-2006) Restore Scientific Integrity to Federal Research and Policymaking Act Sponsor: Rep. Waxman, Henry A. [D-CA-30] (Introduced 02/16/2005) Cosponsors: (80) Committees: House - Government Reform, Science Latest Action: House - 02/16/2005 Referred to the Committee on Government Reform, and in addition to the Committee on Science, for a period to be subsequently determined by the Speaker, in each case for consideration of such provisions as fall within the jurisdiction of the committee concerned. (All Actions) Tracker:\n73. H.R.501 \u2014 109th Congress (2005-2006) Fairness and Accountability in Broadcasting Act Sponsor: Rep. Slaughter, Louise McIntosh [D-NY-28] (Introduced 02/01/2005) Cosponsors: (23) Committees: House - Energy and Commerce Latest Action: House - 02/25/2005 Referred to the Subcommittee on Telecommunications and the Internet. (All Actions) Tracker:\n74. H.R.29 \u2014 109th Congress (2005-2006) Spy Act Sponsor: Rep. Bono, Mary [R-CA-45] (Introduced 01/04/2005) Cosponsors: (61) Committees: House - Energy and Commerce | Senate - Commerce, Science, and Transportation Committee Reports: H. Rept. 109-32 Latest Action: Senate - 05/24/2005 Received in the Senate and Read twice and referred to the Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation. (All Actions) Tracker:\n75. H.R.4710 \u2014 108th Congress (2003-2004) MEDIA Act Sponsor: Rep. Slaughter, Louise McIntosh [D-NY-28] (Introduced 06/24/2004) Cosponsors: (37) Committees: House - Energy and Commerce Latest Action: House - 07/07/2004 Referred to the Subcommittee on Telecommunications and the Internet. (All Actions) Tracker:\n76. H.R.4600 \u2014 108th Congress (2003-2004) Junk Fax Prevention Act of 2004 Sponsor: Rep. Upton, Fred [R-MI-6] (Introduced 06/16/2004) Cosponsors: (41) Committees: House - Energy and Commerce | Senate - Commerce, Science, and Transportation Committee Reports: H. Rept. 108-593 Latest Action: Senate - 07/23/2004 Read twice and referred to the Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation. (All Actions) Tracker:\n78. H.R.2515 \u2014 108th Congress (2003-2004) Anti-Spam Act of 2003 Sponsor: Rep. Wilson, Heather [R-NM-1] (Introduced 06/18/2003) Cosponsors: (75) Committees: House - Energy and Commerce, Judiciary Latest Action: House - 07/01/2003 Referred to the Subcommittee on Commerce, Trade and Consumer Protection. (All Actions) Tracker:\n79. H.R.2478 \u2014 108th Congress (2003-2004) Cable Consumer Rights Act of 2003 Sponsor: Rep. Frank, Barney [D-MA-4] (Introduced 06/16/2003) Cosponsors: (9) Committees: House - Energy and Commerce Latest Action: House - 06/24/2003 Referred to the Subcommittee on Telecommunications and the Internet. (All Actions) Tracker:\n80. H.R.2462 \u2014 108th Congress (2003-2004) Protect Diversity in Media Act Sponsor: Rep. Sanders, Bernard [I-VT-At Large] (Introduced 06/12/2003) Cosponsors: (100) Committees: House - Energy and Commerce Latest Action: House - 06/24/2003 Referred to the Subcommittee on Telecommunications and the Internet. (All Actions) Tracker:\n82. H.J.Res.72 \u2014 108th Congress (2003-2004) Disapproving the rule submitted by the Federal Communications Commission with respect to broadcast media ownership. Sponsor: Rep. Hinchey, Maurice D. [D-NY-22] (Introduced 10/16/2003) Cosponsors: (62) Committees: House - Energy and Commerce Latest Action: House - 10/27/2003 Referred to the Subcommittee on Telecommunications and the Internet. (All Actions) Tracker:\n83. H.Res.550 \u2014 108th Congress (2003-2004) Expressing the sense of the House of Representatives relating to the extraordinary contributions resulting from the Hubble Space Telescope to scientific research and education, and to the need to reconsider future service missions to the Hubble Space Telescope. Sponsor: Rep. Udall, Mark [D-CO-2] (Introduced 03/03/2004) Cosponsors: (77) Committees: House - Science Latest Action: House - 03/03/2004 Referred to the House Committee on Science. (All Actions) Tracker:\n84. H.Res.218 \u2014 108th Congress (2003-2004) To express the sense of the House of Representatives that the Federal Communications Commission should not revise its media ownership rules without more extensive review and comment by the public. Sponsor: Rep. Hinchey, Maurice D. [D-NY-22] (Introduced 05/06/2003) Cosponsors: (135) Committees: House - Energy and Commerce Latest Action: House - 05/09/2003 Referred to the Subcommittee on Telecommunications and the Internet. (All Actions) Tracker:\n85. H.R.5270 \u2014 107th Congress (2001-2002) Energy and Science Research Investment Act of 2002 Sponsor: Rep. Biggert, Judy [R-IL-13] (Introduced 07/26/2002) Cosponsors: (96) Committees: House - Science Latest Action: House - 08/13/2002 Referred to the Subcommittee on Energy. (All Actions) Tracker:\n86. H.R.1842 \u2014 107th Congress (2001-2002) Cable Consumer Rights Act of 2001 Sponsor: Rep. Frank, Barney [D-MA-4] (Introduced 05/15/2001) Cosponsors: (17) Committees: House - Energy and Commerce Latest Action: House - 05/22/2001 Referred to the Subcommittee on Telecommunications and the Internet. (All Actions) Tracker:\n87. H.R.718 \u2014 107th Congress (2001-2002) Anti-Spamming Act of 2001 Sponsor: Rep. Wilson, Heather [R-NM-1] (Introduced 02/14/2001) Cosponsors: (114) Committees: House - Energy and Commerce, Judiciary Committee Reports: H. Rept. 107-41,Part 1; H. Rept. 107-41,Part 2 Latest Action: House - 06/05/2001 Placed on the Union Calendar, Calendar No. 43. (All Actions) Tracker:\nArray ( [actionDate] => 2001-06-05 [displayText] => Reported (Amended) by the Committee on Judiciary. H. Rept. 107-41, Part II. [externalActionCode] => 5000 [description] => Introduced )\n88. H.R.4455 \u2014 106th Congress (1999-2000) Email Address Forward Act Sponsor: Rep. Schakowsky, Janice D. [D-IL-9] (Introduced 05/15/2000) Cosponsors: (1) Committees: House - Commerce Latest Action: House - 05/18/2000 Referred to the Subcommittee on Telecommunications, Trade, and Consumer Protection. (All Actions) Tracker:\n89. H.R.4176 \u2014 106th Congress (1999-2000) Information Technology Act of 2000 Sponsor: Rep. Nadler, Jerrold [D-NY-8] (Introduced 04/04/2000) Cosponsors: (22) Committees: House - Education and the Workforce Latest Action: House - 05/17/2000 Referred to the Subcommittee on Postsecondary Education, Training and Life-Long Learning. (All Actions) Tracker:\n90. H.R.2882 \u2014 106th Congress (1999-2000) Internet Consumer Information Protection Act Sponsor: Rep. Vento, Bruce F. [D-MN-4] (Introduced 09/15/1999) Cosponsors: (10) Committees: House - Commerce Latest Action: House - 10/06/1999 Referred to the Subcommittee on Telecommunications, Trade, and Consumer Protection. (All Actions) Tracker:\n91. H.R.2534 \u2014 106th Congress (1999-2000) Science and Educational Networking Act Sponsor: Rep. Larson, John B. [D-CT-1] (Introduced 07/15/1999) Cosponsors: (53) Committees: House - Science Latest Action: House - 07/21/1999 Referred to the Subcommittee on Basic Research. (All Actions) Tracker:\n92. H.R.1291 \u2014 106th Congress (1999-2000) Internet Access Charge Prohibition Act of 2000 Sponsor: Rep. Upton, Fred [R-MI-6] (Introduced 03/25/1999) Cosponsors: (141) Committees: House - Commerce Committee Reports: H. Rept. 106-615 Latest Action: Senate - 05/25/2000 Read the second time. Placed on Senate Legislative Calendar under General Orders. Calendar No. 577. (All Actions) Tracker:",
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        "raw_content": "101. H.Con.Res.129 \u2014 115th Congress (2017-2018) Recognizing the significance of the parsonage allowance to the Nation's religious and spiritual communities. Sponsor: Rep. Sessions, Pete [R-TX-32] (Introduced 07/17/2018) Cosponsors: (25) Committees: House - Ways and Means Latest Action: House - 07/17/2018 Referred to the House Committee on Ways and Means. (All Actions) Tracker:\n102. H.Con.Res.28 \u2014 115th Congress (2017-2018) Establishing a Joint Committee on the Organization of Congress. Sponsor: Rep. LaHood, Darin [R-IL-18] (Introduced 02/16/2017) Cosponsors: (67) Committees: House - Rules Latest Action: House - 02/16/2017 Referred to the House Committee on Rules. (All Actions) Tracker:\n103. H.Con.Res.13 \u2014 115th Congress (2017-2018) Supporting the Local Radio Freedom Act. Sponsor: Rep. Conaway, K. Michael [R-TX-11] (Introduced 01/24/2017) Cosponsors: (227) Committees: House - Judiciary Latest Action: House - 01/24/2017 Referred to the House Committee on the Judiciary. (All Actions) Tracker:\n104. H.Res.1172 \u2014 115th Congress (2017-2018) Honoring the life of President George Herbert Walker Bush. Sponsor: Rep. Flores, Bill [R-TX-17] (Introduced 12/10/2018) Cosponsors: (165) Committees: House - Oversight and Government Reform Latest Action: House - 12/11/2018 Motion to reconsider laid on the table Agreed to without objection. (All Actions) Tracker:\n105. H.Res.1110 \u2014 115th Congress (2017-2018) Expressing support for the recognition of October 1, 2018, through October 7, 2018, as \"Smart Cities Week\" and supporting the further research, development, and adoption of technology designed to improve efficiency, connectivity, sustainability, and mobility in transportation, infrastructure, and workforce opportunity in American cities and communities. Sponsor: Rep. Issa, Darrell E. [R-CA-49] (Introduced 10/02/2018) Cosponsors: (9) Committees: House - Energy and Commerce, Science, Space, and Technology Latest Action: House - 10/02/2018 Referred to the Committee on Energy and Commerce, and in addition to the Committee on Science, Space, and Technology, for a period to be subsequently determined by the Speaker, in each case for consideration of such provisions as fall within the jurisdiction of the... (All Actions) Tracker:\n106. H.Res.838 \u2014 115th Congress (2017-2018) Honoring the life of First Lady Barbara Bush. Sponsor: Rep. McCaul, Michael T. [R-TX-10] (Introduced 04/24/2018) Cosponsors: (34) Committees: House - Oversight and Government Reform Latest Action: House - 04/24/2018 Motion to reconsider laid on the table Agreed to without objection. (All Actions) Tracker:\n107. H.Res.199 \u2014 115th Congress (2017-2018) Recognizing the self determination of Gibraltar to determine its status as a British Overseas Territory. Sponsor: Rep. Holding, George [R-NC-2] (Introduced 03/15/2017) Cosponsors: (54) Committees: House - Foreign Affairs Latest Action: House - 05/18/2017 Referred to the Subcommittee on Europe, Eurasia, and Emerging Threats. (All Actions) Tracker:\n108. H.Res.80 \u2014 115th Congress (2017-2018) Providing amounts for the expenses of the Committee on Armed Services in the One Hundred Fifteenth Congress. Sponsor: Rep. Thornberry, Mac [R-TX-13] (Introduced 02/01/2017) Cosponsors: (1) Committees: House - House Administration Latest Action: House - 02/01/2017 Referred to the House Committee on House Administration. (All Actions) Tracker:\n109. H.Res.60 \u2014 115th Congress (2017-2018) Expressing continued support for the special relationship between the United States and the United Kingdom and urging commencement of negotiations for the development of a North Atlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (NATIP) between the United States and the United Kingdom. Sponsor: Rep. Dent, Charles W. [R-PA-15] (Introduced 01/24/2017) Cosponsors: (35) Committees: House - Foreign Affairs, Ways and Means Latest Action: House - 02/16/2017 Referred to the Subcommittee on Europe, Eurasia, and Emerging Threats. (All Actions) Tracker:\n110. H.Amdt.791 \u2014 115th Congress (2017-2018) Description: Amendment specifies the factors to determine whether a controlled substance analogue is intended for human consumption, thus making it easier for law enforcement and health officials to take action against synthetic drug manufacturers, distributors, and sellers. Amends Bill: H.R.2851 Sponsor: Rep. Thornberry, Mac [R-TX-13] (Offered 06/15/2018) Latest Action: 06/15/18 On agreeing to the Thornberry amendment (A004) Agreed to by recorded vote: 223 - 158 (Roll no. 267). (All Actions)\n111. H.Amdt.659 \u2014 115th Congress (2017-2018) Amends Bill: H.R.5515 Sponsor: Rep. Thornberry, Mac [R-TX-13] (Offered 05/24/2018) Latest Action: 05/24/18 On agreeing to the Thornberry amendments (A026) Agreed to by voice vote. (All Actions)\n117. H.Amdt.645 \u2014 115th Congress (2017-2018) Amends Bill: H.R.5515 Sponsor: Rep. Thornberry, Mac [R-TX-13] (Offered 05/23/2018) Latest Action: 05/23/18 On agreeing to the Thornberry amendments (A012) as modified Agreed to by voice vote. (All Actions)\n124. H.Amdt.634 \u2014 115th Congress (2017-2018) Amends Bill: H.R.5515 Sponsor: Rep. Thornberry, Mac [R-TX-13] (Offered 05/22/2018) Latest Action: 05/22/18 On agreeing to the Thornberry amendment (A001) Agreed to by voice vote. (All Actions)\n125. H.Amdt.604 \u2014 115th Congress (2017-2018) Amends Bill: H.R.2 Sponsor: Rep. Thornberry, Mac [R-TX-13] (Offered 05/17/2018) Latest Action: 05/17/18 On agreeing to the Thornberry amendment (A019) Agreed to by voice vote. (All Actions)\n137. H.R.6479 \u2014 114th Congress (2015-2016) Red River Gradient Boundary Survey Act Sponsor: Rep. Thornberry, Mac [R-TX-13] (Introduced 12/08/2016) Cosponsors: (0) Committees: House - Natural Resources Latest Action: House - 12/15/2016 Referred to the Subcommittee on Federal Lands. (All Actions) Tracker:\n138. H.R.6226 \u2014 114th Congress (2015-2016) PUSH Act of 2016 Sponsor: Rep. Price, Tom [R-GA-6] (Introduced 09/28/2016) Cosponsors: (20) Committees: House - Ways and Means, Energy and Commerce Latest Action: House - 10/06/2016 Referred to the Subcommittee on Health. (All Actions) Tracker:\n139. H.R.5951 \u2014 114th Congress (2015-2016) Improving Transparency and Accuracy in Medicare Part D Spending Act Sponsor: Rep. Griffith, H. Morgan [R-VA-9] (Introduced 09/08/2016) Cosponsors: (35) Committees: House - Energy and Commerce, Ways and Means Latest Action: House - 09/12/2016 Referred to the Subcommittee on Health. (All Actions) Tracker:\n140. H.R.5931 \u2014 114th Congress (2015-2016) Prohibiting Future Ransom Payments to Iran Act Sponsor: Rep. Royce, Edward R. [R-CA-39] (Introduced 09/06/2016) Cosponsors: (70) Committees: House - Foreign Affairs | Senate - Foreign Relations Committee Reports: H. Rept. 114-767 Latest Action: Senate - 09/26/2016 Received in the Senate and Read twice and referred to the Committee on Foreign Relations. (All Actions) Tracker:\n141. H.R.5734 \u2014 114th Congress (2015-2016) Veterans Transplant Coverage Act of 2016 Sponsor: Rep. Carter, John R. [R-TX-31] (Introduced 07/12/2016) Cosponsors: (69) Committees: House - Veterans' Affairs Latest Action: House - 07/14/2016 Referred to the Subcommittee on Health. (All Actions) Tracker:\n142. H.R.5631 \u2014 114th Congress (2015-2016) Iran Accountability Act of 2016 Sponsor: Rep. McCarthy, Kevin [R-CA-23] (Introduced 07/06/2016) Cosponsors: (9) Committees: House - Foreign Affairs, Financial Services, Judiciary, Oversight and Government Reform, Ways and Means, Intelligence (Permanent Select) | Senate - Foreign Relations Latest Action: House - 07/15/2016 Referred to the Subcommittee on Trade. (All Actions) Tracker:\n143. H.R.5591 \u2014 114th Congress (2015-2016) To designate the facility of the United States Postal Service located at 810 N US Highway 83 in Zapata, Texas, as the \"Zapata Veterans Post Office\". Sponsor: Rep. Cuellar, Henry [D-TX-28] (Introduced 06/28/2016) Cosponsors: (35) Committees: House - Oversight and Government Reform | Senate - Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Latest Action: 12/16/2016 Became Public Law No: 114-298. (TXT | PDF) (All Actions) Notes: The Senate passed the bill on 12/5/2016, then vitiated its passage on 12/5/2016, then passed the bill on 12/10/2016. Tracker:\n144. H.R.5489 \u2014 114th Congress (2015-2016) Agriculture Environmental Stewardship Act of 2016 Sponsor: Rep. Kind, Ron [D-WI-3] (Introduced 06/15/2016) Cosponsors: (31) Committees: House - Ways and Means, Science, Space, and Technology Latest Action: House - 09/30/2016 Referred to the Subcommittee on Energy. (All Actions) Tracker:\n145. H.R.5356 \u2014 114th Congress (2015-2016) To designate the facility of the United States Postal Service located at 14231 TX-150 in Coldspring, Texas, as the \"E. Marie Youngblood Post Office\". Sponsor: Rep. Brady, Kevin [R-TX-8] (Introduced 05/26/2016) Cosponsors: (35) Committees: House - Oversight and Government Reform | Senate - Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Latest Action: 12/16/2016 Became Public Law No: 114-297. (TXT | PDF) (All Actions) Notes: The Senate passed the bill on 12/5/2016, then vitiated its passage on 12/5/2016, then passed the bill on 12/10/2016. Tracker:\n146. H.R.5180 \u2014 114th Congress (2015-2016) Food and Fuel Consumer Protection Act of 2016 Sponsor: Rep. Flores, Bill [R-TX-17] (Introduced 05/10/2016) Cosponsors: (118) Committees: House - Energy and Commerce Latest Action: House - 05/13/2016 Referred to the Subcommittee on Energy and Power. (All Actions) Tracker:\n147. H.R.5166 \u2014 114th Congress (2015-2016) Working to Integrate Networks Guaranteeing Member Access Now Act Sponsor: Rep. Yoho, Ted S. [R-FL-3] (Introduced 05/03/2016) Cosponsors: (136) Committees: House - Veterans' Affairs Latest Action: Senate - 11/30/2016 Received in the Senate. (All Actions) Tracker:\n148. H.R.4938 \u2014 114th Congress (2015-2016) Free File Act of 2016 Sponsor: Rep. Roskam, Peter J. [R-IL-6] (Introduced 04/14/2016) Cosponsors: (172) Committees: House - Ways and Means Latest Action: House - 04/14/2016 Referred to the House Committee on Ways and Means. (All Actions) Tracker:\n149. H.R.4909 \u2014 114th Congress (2015-2016) National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2017 Sponsor: Rep. Thornberry, Mac [R-TX-13] (Introduced 04/12/2016)(by request) Cosponsors: (1) Committees: House - Armed Services Committee Reports: H. Rept. 114-537,Part 1; H. Rept. 114-537,Part 2 Latest Action: Senate - 05/26/2016 Received in the Senate. Read twice. Placed on Senate Legislative Calendar under General Orders. Calendar No. 502. (All Actions) Tracker:\n150. H.R.4877 \u2014 114th Congress (2015-2016) To designate the facility of the United States Postal Service located at 3130 Grants Lake Boulevard in Sugar Land, Texas, as the \"LCpl Garrett W. Gamble, USMC Post Office Building\". Sponsor: Rep. Olson, Pete [R-TX-22] (Introduced 03/23/2016) Cosponsors: (35) Committees: House - Oversight and Government Reform | Senate - Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Latest Action: 07/29/2016 Became Public Law No: 114-209. (TXT | PDF) (All Actions) Tracker:\n151. H.R.4773 \u2014 114th Congress (2015-2016) Protecting Workplace Advancement and Opportunity Act Sponsor: Rep. Walberg, Tim [R-MI-7] (Introduced 03/17/2016) Cosponsors: (202) Committees: House - Education and the Workforce Latest Action: House - 03/17/2016 Referred to the House Committee on Education and the Workforce. (All Actions) Tracker:\n152. H.R.4741 \u2014 114th Congress (2015-2016) Acquisition Agility Act Sponsor: Rep. Thornberry, Mac [R-TX-13] (Introduced 03/15/2016) Cosponsors: (0) Committees: House - Armed Services Latest Action: House - 03/15/2016 Referred to the House Committee on Armed Services. (All Actions) Tracker:\n153. H.R.4614 \u2014 114th Congress (2015-2016) Medicare Access to Radiology Care Act of 2016 Sponsor: Rep. Olson, Pete [R-TX-22] (Introduced 02/25/2016) Cosponsors: (36) Committees: House - Energy and Commerce, Ways and Means Latest Action: House - 03/01/2016 Referred to the Subcommittee on Health. (All Actions) Tracker:\n154. H.R.4567 \u2014 114th Congress (2015-2016) Expand Excellence in Mental Health Act of 2016 Sponsor: Rep. Lance, Leonard [R-NJ-7] (Introduced 02/12/2016) Cosponsors: (16) Committees: House - Energy and Commerce Latest Action: House - 02/19/2016 Referred to the Subcommittee on Health. (All Actions) Tracker:\n155. H.R.4514 \u2014 114th Congress (2015-2016) Combating BDS Act of 2016 Sponsor: Rep. Dold, Robert J. [R-IL-10] (Introduced 02/10/2016) Cosponsors: (167) Committees: House - Financial Services Latest Action: House - 02/10/2016 Referred to the House Committee on Financial Services. (All Actions) Tracker:\n156. H.R.4257 \u2014 114th Congress (2015-2016) IRGC Sanctions Act Sponsor: Rep. Nunes, Devin [R-CA-22] (Introduced 12/15/2015) Cosponsors: (37) Committees: House - Foreign Affairs, Rules, Ways and Means, Financial Services Latest Action: House - 12/15/2015 Referred to the Subcommittee on Trade. (All Actions) Tracker:\n157. H.R.4185 \u2014 114th Congress (2015-2016) PACT Act of 2015 Sponsor: Rep. Price, Tom [R-GA-6] (Introduced 12/08/2015) Cosponsors: (82) Committees: House - Energy and Commerce, Ways and Means Latest Action: House - 12/11/2015 Referred to the Subcommittee on Health. (All Actions) Tracker:\n158. H.R.4077 \u2014 114th Congress (2015-2016) Medicare Established Provider Act of 2015 Sponsor: Rep. Williams, Roger [R-TX-25] (Introduced 11/18/2015) Cosponsors: (6) Committees: House - Ways and Means, Energy and Commerce Latest Action: House - 11/20/2015 Referred to the Subcommittee on Health. (All Actions) Tracker:\n159. H.R.4038 \u2014 114th Congress (2015-2016) American Security Against Foreign Enemies Act of 2015 Sponsor: Rep. McCaul, Michael T. [R-TX-10] (Introduced 11/17/2015) Cosponsors: (103) Committees: House - Judiciary Latest Action: Senate - 01/20/2016 Cloture on the motion to proceed to the measure not invoked in Senate by Yea-Nay Vote. 55 - 43. Record Vote Number: 4. (All Actions) Tracker:\n160. H.R.4016 \u2014 114th Congress (2015-2016) To amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to extend the limitation on the carryover of excess corporate charitable contributions. Sponsor: Rep. Paulsen, Erik [R-MN-3] (Introduced 11/16/2015) Cosponsors: (24) Committees: House - Ways and Means Latest Action: House - 11/16/2015 Referred to the House Committee on Ways and Means. (All Actions) Tracker:\n161. H.R.3880 \u2014 114th Congress (2015-2016) Stopping EPA Overreach Act of 2015 Sponsor: Rep. Palmer, Gary J. [R-AL-6] (Introduced 11/03/2015) Cosponsors: (152) Committees: House - Energy and Commerce, Natural Resources, Transportation and Infrastructure, Agriculture Latest Action: House - 11/04/2015 Referred to the Subcommittee on Water Resources and Environment. (All Actions) Tracker:\n162. H.R.3869 \u2014 114th Congress (2015-2016) State and Local Cyber Protection Act of 2015 Sponsor: Rep. Hurd, Will [R-TX-23] (Introduced 11/02/2015) Cosponsors: (5) Committees: House - Homeland Security | Senate - Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee Reports: H. Rept. 114-363 Latest Action: Senate - 12/14/2015 Received in the Senate and Read twice and referred to the Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs. (All Actions) Tracker:\n163. H.R.3845 \u2014 114th Congress (2015-2016) Crop Insurance Restoration Act Sponsor: Rep. Young, David [R-IA-3] (Introduced 10/28/2015) Cosponsors: (35) Committees: House - Agriculture Latest Action: House - 12/01/2015 Referred to the Subcommittee on General Farm Commodities and Risk Management. (All Actions) Tracker:\n164. H.R.3822 \u2014 114th Congress (2015-2016) Student Loan Opportunity Act of 2015 Sponsor: Rep. Flores, Bill [R-TX-17] (Introduced 10/23/2015) Cosponsors: (2) Committees: House - Ways and Means Latest Action: House - 10/23/2015 Referred to the House Committee on Ways and Means. (All Actions) Tracker:\n165. H.R.3573 \u2014 114th Congress (2015-2016) Refugee Resettlement Oversight and Security Act of 2015 Sponsor: Rep. McCaul, Michael T. [R-TX-10] (Introduced 09/18/2015) Cosponsors: (105) Committees: House - Judiciary Latest Action: House - 10/05/2015 Referred to the Subcommittee on Immigration and Border Security. (All Actions) Tracker:\n166. H.R.3537 \u2014 114th Congress (2015-2016) Dangerous Synthetic Drug Control Act of 2016 Sponsor: Rep. Dent, Charles W. [R-PA-15] (Introduced 09/17/2015) Cosponsors: (27) Committees: House - Energy and Commerce, Judiciary | Senate - Judiciary Committee Reports: H. Rept. 114-787 Latest Action: Senate - 09/27/2016 Received in the Senate and Read twice and referred to the Committee on the Judiciary. (All Actions) Tracker:\n167. H.R.3516 \u2014 114th Congress (2015-2016) Social Security Beneficiary 2nd Amendment Rights Protection Act Sponsor: Rep. Johnson, Sam [R-TX-3] (Introduced 09/16/2015) Cosponsors: (141) Committees: House - Ways and Means Latest Action: House - 09/21/2015 Referred to the Subcommittee on Social Security. (All Actions) Tracker:\n168. H.R.3442 \u2014 114th Congress (2015-2016) Debt Management and Fiscal Responsibility Act of 2015 Sponsor: Rep. Marchant, Kenny [R-TX-24] (Introduced 09/08/2015) Cosponsors: (35) Committees: House - Ways and Means | Senate - Finance Committee Reports: H. Rept. 114-291 Latest Action: Senate - 02/22/2016 Received in the Senate and Read twice and referred to the Committee on Finance. (All Actions) Tracker:\n169. H.R.3225 \u2014 114th Congress (2015-2016) Save Rural Hospitals Act Sponsor: Rep. Graves, Sam [R-MO-6] (Introduced 07/27/2015) Cosponsors: (34) Committees: House - Energy and Commerce, Ways and Means, Budget Latest Action: House - 08/05/2015 Referred to the Subcommittee on Health. (All Actions) Tracker:\n170. H.R.3222 \u2014 114th Congress (2015-2016) Employee Rights Act Sponsor: Rep. Price, Tom [R-GA-6] (Introduced 07/27/2015) Cosponsors: (137) Committees: House - Education and the Workforce Latest Action: House - 11/16/2015 Referred to the Subcommittee on Health, Employment, Labor, and Pensions. (All Actions) Tracker:\n171. H.R.3036 \u2014 114th Congress (2015-2016) 9/11 Memorial Act Sponsor: Rep. MacArthur, Thomas [R-NJ-3] (Introduced 07/13/2015) Cosponsors: (84) Committees: House - Natural Resources | Senate - Energy and Natural Resources Committee Reports: H. Rept. 114-416 Latest Action: Senate - 06/15/2016 Committee on Energy and Natural Resources Senate Subcommittee on National Parks. Hearings held. (All Actions) Tracker:\nArray ( [actionDate] => 2016-02-09 [displayText] => Passed/agreed to in House: On motion to suspend the rules and pass the bill, as amended Agreed to by the Yeas and Nays: (2/3 required): 387 - 12 (Roll no. 64).(text: CR H634) [externalActionCode] => 8000 [description] => Passed House )\n172. H.R.2937 \u2014 114th Congress (2015-2016) Cuban Military Transparency Act Sponsor: Rep. Nunes, Devin [R-CA-22] (Introduced 06/25/2015) Cosponsors: (49) Committees: House - Foreign Affairs, Financial Services Latest Action: House - 06/25/2015 Referred to the Committee on Foreign Affairs, and in addition to the Committee on Financial Services, for a period to be subsequently determined by the Speaker, in each case for consideration of such provisions as fall within the jurisdiction of the committee... (All Actions) Tracker:\n173. H.R.2903 \u2014 114th Congress (2015-2016) Craft Beverage Modernization and Tax Reform Act of 2015 Sponsor: Rep. Paulsen, Erik [R-MN-3] (Introduced 06/25/2015) Cosponsors: (288) Committees: House - Ways and Means, Budget Latest Action: 07/08/2015 Sponsor introductory remarks on measure. (All Actions) Tracker:\n174. H.R.2896 \u2014 114th Congress (2015-2016) TAILOR Act of 2015 Sponsor: Rep. Tipton, Scott R. [R-CO-3] (Introduced 06/25/2015) Cosponsors: (113) Committees: House - Financial Services Committee Reports: H. Rept. 114-870 Latest Action: House - 12/12/2016 Placed on the Union Calendar, Calendar No. 680. (All Actions) Tracker:\n175. H.R.2869 \u2014 114th Congress (2015-2016) Local and Municipal Health Care Choice Act of 2015 Sponsor: Rep. Marchant, Kenny [R-TX-24] (Introduced 06/24/2015) Cosponsors: (4) Committees: House - Energy and Commerce Latest Action: House - 06/26/2015 Referred to the Subcommittee on Health. (All Actions) Tracker:\n176. H.R.2802 \u2014 114th Congress (2015-2016) First Amendment Defense Act Sponsor: Rep. Labrador, Raul R. [R-ID-1] (Introduced 06/17/2015) Cosponsors: (172) Committees: House - Oversight and Government Reform, Ways and Means Latest Action: House - 06/17/2015 Referred to the Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, and in addition to the Committee on Ways and Means, for a period to be subsequently determined by the Speaker, in each case for consideration of such provisions as fall within the jurisdiction of the... (All Actions) Tracker:\n177. H.R.2789 \u2014 114th Congress (2015-2016) Capital Access for Small Business Banks Act Sponsor: Rep. Marchant, Kenny [R-TX-24] (Introduced 06/16/2015) Cosponsors: (5) Committees: House - Ways and Means Latest Action: House - 06/16/2015 Referred to the House Committee on Ways and Means. (All Actions) Tracker:\n178. H.R.2705 \u2014 114th Congress (2015-2016) Federal Regulatory Certainty for Water Act Sponsor: Rep. Thornberry, Mac [R-TX-13] (Introduced 06/09/2015) Cosponsors: (0) Committees: House - Transportation and Infrastructure Latest Action: House - 06/10/2015 Referred to the Subcommittee on Water Resources and Environment. (All Actions) Tracker:\n179. H.R.2653 \u2014 114th Congress (2015-2016) American Health Care Reform Act of 2015 Sponsor: Rep. Roe, David P. [R-TN-1] (Introduced 06/04/2015) Cosponsors: (99) Committees: House - Energy and Commerce, Ways and Means, Education and the Workforce, Judiciary, Natural Resources, House Administration, Rules, Appropriations, Veterans' Affairs, Budget Latest Action: House - 06/15/2015 Referred to the Subcommittee on Health. (All Actions) Tracker:\n180. H.R.2559 \u2014 114th Congress (2015-2016) To designate the \"PFC Milton A. Lee Medal of Honor Memorial Highway\" in the State of Texas. Sponsor: Rep. 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        "raw_content": "Philip Head of Legacy Legal Services skydives for the Olive Branch Foundation\nThe point of no return...\nPhilip Head of Legacy Legal Services in Liskeard took the plunge from 10,000 feet above Perranporth airfield along with 6 others to raise funds for local charity The Olive Branch Foundation.\nActually it's not that bad!\nRisper Saituni, the Kenyan lady pastor who gave birth to the vision for a school near Oyugis in Kenya, had just returned to her home village from extensive ministry work in Nairobi. She knew that the poorest and most vulnerable children were being deprived of basic education because of the lack of schools and the poverty in the region. So, rather than sitting and moaning or complaining, she decided to do what little she could to start her own school.\nShe sold everything she had to buy the land which is in a prominent position at the top of a hill in the Ringa district of Kenya, about half an hours walk from main road, deep in the forest, which is the catchment area of the school.\nChildren walk up to 5 km to reach the school. Truancy is unheard of. They are not dropped off by a 4x4; they get there any way they can. They value their education highly and often sing of the qualities and the necessity of education. They realise that its their only hope out of the poverty trap into which they have been born.\nThe school started in 2007 with just 6 orphans and one volunteer teacher in a mud hut that fell down. Today there are 276 children, 43 of whom are orphans, 12 teachers and 7 ancillary staff. HIV/AIDS and malaria are the major reasons for the increasing number of orphans.\nChris Hirst, a builder from Polperro, facilitated the project from the beginning. In 2009 he made a presentation at a local Liskeard church, showing a video of the primitive school and such happy, fulfilled children. Philips heart leapt. Philip is the owner and the senior practitioner of Legacy Legal Services. He successfully registered the work as a charity and has been fundraising since, visiting Kenya each year in the Spring.\nOn Saturday 15thSeptember 2012, Philip, along with 6 others, undertook a sponsored sky dive from Perranporth airfield to raise funds toward the building of a secondary school and laboratory. Not a small feat for a 61-year old!\nIf you would like to sponsor Philip by supporting the work, please visitwww.olive-branch-foundation.organd click on the Donate button. Thank you.\nIf you would like Philip to offer unbiased advice on estate planning, property protection, inheritance tax planning, appointing Power of Attorney or drafting your Will, please contact him on 0800 959 6171\nChildren at the charities school in Oyugis, Kenya",
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Nonetheless, \u2018entry-level properties are down 25% -you\u2019re looking at \u00a3191,000 ($300,000) for a downtown condo, although most people spend \u00a31.3m ($2m) to \u00a33.2m ($5m).\u2019 Ski-in ski-out properties in town are scarce, but then half the fun here is choosing which mountain to ski on-shall we Prada-watch on Aspen or tackle some double-blacks on Highlands?-and many people prefer to live in the resort\u2019s wooded fringes. \u2018Our typical European buyer wants a log home tucked away with plenty of privacy, perhaps three miles from downtown,\u2019 adds Mr Feldman.\nFor ski-in, ski-out properties, Snowmass mountain offers condos from \u00a3638,000 ($1m) and single-family homes from \u00a31.3m ($2m) to \u00a39.6m ($15m), or there\u2019s a rare opportunity to buy a 20,000sq ft sevenbedroom residence currently being built on Aspen-yours for \u00a319m ($30m). Even more dramatic than Aspen is the box-canyon setting of Telluride, a charming old mining town. Also situated in Colorado, it\u2019s a short-hop flight from Denver, but this compact resort draws rich and famous buyers seeking a low profile, including Tom Cruise, Ralph Lauren and Jerry Seinfeld. \u2018We attract a very well-heeled clientele who don\u2019t want glitz, chain-store boutiques or lift queues,\u2019 says Mr Fandel. \u2018Wealthy families from the East Coast come and gather here, and its prestigious September film festival brings the Hollywood set year round.\u2019\nThe entry-level price here is \u00a3320,000 ($500,000) for a small condo, although most people choose between a single family home in the historic downtown (about \u00a31.3m ($2m) or a larger, 5-10 bedroom \u2018legacy\u2019 home on the slopes (\u00a32.4m ($3.75m)-\u00a312.8m ($20m)). \u2018It\u2019s a choice between the ambience of town-the [old train] Depot area at the base of the slopes is especially soughtafter- or being ski-in, ski-out in Mountain Village, a 12-minute gondola-ride away,\u2019 explains Mr Fandel.\nTelluride is much more vibrant in the summer than many Alpine resorts, but when it comes to sheer diversity of yearround offerings, nowhere beats Lake Tahoe, on the border between Nevada and California. It has seven major ski resorts-the highest concentration of ski areas in the USA-and a lively boating scene, and blends Nevada\u2019s casino-fuelled nightlife (and tax advantages) with a laidback Californian vibe. \u2018It\u2019s unique, because you can have a beautiful lakefront home [from \u00a32.55m ($4m)] and tour around a variety of ski resorts within an hour\u2019s drive,\u2019 comments Susan Lowe of Chase International, who, in 1998, sold a Lake Tahoe property for \u00a331,985m ($50m)-the most expensive private residence in America at the time.\nToday, prices in the area are somewhat more affordable, having dropped 35% from peak. For ski-in, ski-out homes, buyers can choose between the Lake\u2019s two most popular locations, Squaw Valley (a European- style village on the north shore) and Heavenly (a sprawling resort in South Tahoe). \u2018The inventory is mostly apartments or townhouses (starting at \u00a3126,000 [$200,000]), but you can get single family homes in Heavenly from the low \u00a3500,000s [low $800,000s] to \u00a31.3m [$2m],\u2019 continues Mrs Lowe. \u2018However, Incline Village [the Lake\u2019s newest community on the north shore] is the hottest address on Tahoe, with a lake-front \u201ctear down\u201d starting at \u00a33.8m [$6m] or a new, non-waterfront home at about \u00a32.55m [$4m].\u2019 For lakes, mountains and a panoply of outdoor activities at a lower price point (and a shorter plane ride away), the place to head to is Quebec, in eastern Canada.\nThe area has been more popular this year than in 2010, according to Annabelle Waite of Pure International. \u2018We\u2019re having more interest in the Mont Tremblant area [than in Alberta and British Columbia] because it has world-class skiing within an awardwinning resort accessed by a six-hour flight from the UK. 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        "raw_content": "Preachers of hate back on Britain's streets: MI5 terror alert as five jihadi leaders linked to London Bridge attack are set to be let out of jail by the end of the year\nUp to 80 of the 193 people convicted of terrorism offences between 2007 and 2016 will be eligible for release this year\nIncludes figures in Al-Muhajiroun, including London Bridge attacker Khuram Butt and Michael Adebolajo, one of Fusilier Lee Rigby\u2019s killers\nThere is concern that the Human Rights Act will prevent police from stepping in\nBy Omar Wahid For The Mail On Sunday\nAnjem Choudary, above, was kept away from fellow prison inmates\nPolice and security chiefs fear the high command of an extremist group that inspired a generation of jihadis will soon be free again to preach hate on Britain\u2019s streets.\nFive senior figures in Al-Muhajiroun, whose former members include London Bridge attacker Khuram Butt and Michael Adebolajo, one of Fusilier Lee Rigby\u2019s killers, are expected to be released from prison by the end of the year.\nAmong them is Anjem Choudary, who is due for release in October having served less than half of a five-and-half-year sentence for inviting support for IS.\nIt is understood that Choudary, 51, will be kept under curfew in a taxpayer-funded safe house in North London and prevented from spouting extremist views.\nBut astonishingly, no such restrictions are in place for the others.\nAccording to a source, MI5 and the police fear that, buoyed by the \u2018street cred\u2019 of serving prison terms, they will set up recruitment stalls in areas such as London and Luton.\nOn June 3 last year, a white van ploughed into people on London Bridge before three killers carried out a frenzied knife attack in Borough Market, leaving eight dead and dozens injured\nArmed police near the scene of the terrorist attack at Borough Market in June last year\nThere is concern that the Human Rights Act will prevent police from stepping in.\nUp to 80 of the 193 people convicted of terrorism offences between 2007 and 2016 will be eligible for release this year \u2013 a situation described as a \u2018concern\u2019 by Home Office Minister Ben Wallace.\nChoudary is suspected of inspiring at least 100 British jihadis and is denied access to fellow inmates by being kept in a \u2018prison within a prison\u2019 at HM Frankland in County Durham.\nOnce released, it is understood he will be allowed to visit his family in Ilford, East London, during the day but must return to the safe house at night.\n'I\u2019m not worried about this at all': Uzbekistan man, 30,... Student, 21, who knew Britain's first all-female terror cell...\nHe will be under 24-hour surveillance and prevented from preaching in person or on the internet.\nBut Choudary\u2019s right-hand man, Mohammed Mizanur Rahman, 34, of Whitechapel, East London, who was also convicted of inviting support for IS and is likely to be released in October, faces fewer restrictions.\nA source claimed Rahman, whose lectures included the condoning of the beheading of British aid worker Alan Henning by IS in Syria, will be able to meet fellow ALM members and preach in public.\nLondon Bridge killer Khuram Butt, second from left, and Taha Hussain, second from right, in a TV documentary\nIt is understood the same freedom will be available to Mohammed Ishtiaq Alamgir, 38, the leader of ALM in Luton who is expected to complete his sentence in December for a terrorism offence, and Rajib Khan, 39, also from Luton, who was released earlier this month after completing a five-year jail term.\nThe other ALM members expected to leave prison before the end of the year are Taha Hussain, 21, of Slough, Berkshire, and Mijanul Haque, 23, of Islington, North London.\nHussain was a friend of Butt and was filmed beside him in the Channel 4 documentary the Jihadis Next Door in 2016.\nALM recruitment drives often involved setting up stalls in areas with large Muslim communities.\nOnce enlisted, recruits were taken to secret meetings where jihad was discussed openly.\nScotland Yard said it could not comment on individual cases but \u2018police and the intelligence community are working tirelessly and at pace to confront the terrorist threat\u2019.\nMI5 terror alert as five jihadi leaders linked to London Bridge attack set to be let out of jail",
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        "raw_content": "masterzphotois/Essentials collection/istockphoto.com\n29 March 2018 / News & Media / News / Privacy this week /\nFrance: CNIL\u2019s notice to DIRECT ENERGIE on collection of smart meter data \u201cindication of likely approach of DPAs post-GDPR\u201d\nThe French data protection authority (\u2018CNIL\u2019) announced, on 27 March 2018, that it had issued a formal notice to DIRECT ENERGIE, Soci\u00e9t\u00e9 Anonyme, for failing to obtain consent for the collection of customer usage data from its Linky smart meters, and ordered it to collect valid consent for the processing, including from those whose data has already been processed, within three months of receiving of the notice (\u2018the Notice\u2019).\nAriane Mole, Partner at Bird & Bird AARPI, told DataGuidance, \u201cThe Notice results from an interpretation of the notions of consent and legal basis for processing of personal data, which, in the Act No.78-17 of 6 January 1978 on Data Processing, Data Files and Individual Liberties, already mirror the General Data Protection Regulation (Regulation (EU) 2016/679) (\u2018GDPR\u2019) requirements. Although the decision of CNIL is based on French law, it applies the same principles as those set out in the GDPR and is therefore of interest throughout the EU as an indication of the likely approach of other authorities to this issue post-GDPR.\u201d\nCNIL observed that at the time of the installation of the Linky meter, customers were asked to provide a single consent for the installation of the meter and for the collection of hourly electricity consumption data as a corollary of the activation of the meter and in order to benefit from certain tariffs; however, as the installation was mandatory, customers were in fact only consenting to the data collection. Therefore, CNIL determined that consent obtained in such a way by DIRECT ENERGIE was invalid, as it could not be considered free, informed and specific. In addition, further shortcomings were found in relation to the collection of daily consumption data from the distribution network operator, which took place without requesting customers\u2019 consent.\n[C]ompanies [\u2026] in the future, must be able to ensure that their systems technically reflect the requirements of the new anti-profiling right according to the Privacy by Design principle\nMole noted, \u201c[Further,] under Article 6 of the GDPR, the processing of personal data must have a legal basis [\u2026]. In this case, CNIL considered that the collection of personal data relating to the hourly consumption was not necessary for the performance of the contract entered into by the customer, which only requires the supply of electricity, billed on a monthly basis. As regards the legitimate interest pursued by the company, CNIL found that according to the information notice provided to customers, the collection of data relating to their hourly consumption would allow a more precise billing, \u2018but that the automatic collection of this data, which is particularly intrusive and detrimental to their privacy, disregards their interests and rights, especially since there are no tariff offers based on their hourly consumption.\u2019 For these reasons CNIL concluded that the processing had no legal basis, since it was not based on valid consent, and that other possible legal bases failed to apply.\u201d\nIn addition to requiring DIRECT ENERGIE to correct the detected shortcomings, CNIL decided to publish the Notice in order to raise awareness about the issue. CNIL stated that if DIRECT ENERGIE complies within the deadline provided, it will not issue any penalty.\nMole added, \u201cAnother interesting GDPR issue to be considered by companies looking to process customer usage data relates to the new right provided by Article 21 to object at any time to the profiling of personal data for direct marketing purposes. While in this specific case prior consent is required due to the sensitive nature of energy consumption data collected, in all future cases where companies wish to have a better understanding of their customers\u2019 behaviour by analysing their consumption [habits], customers will have a right to ask them to refrain from doing so [\u2026] This new right and its impact must be anticipated by companies, which must be able to ensure that their systems technically reflect the requirements of the new anti-profiling right according to the Privacy by Design principle [\u2026] In addition, they must review their communication strategy in order to explain the possible [benefits] of profiling for their customers [\u2026] In the same way, DIRECT ENERGIE will need to explain why consenting to the collection of consumption data from smart meters and to the analysis of [such data] will allow them to [meet] the real needs of the consumer and, for instance, reduce their electricity bill.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "How To Make Politicians Tell The Truth All The Time\nI've figured out how to get politicians to tell the truth!\nIt's not going to be easy, but if you're like me, your sick and tired of the lies that routinely spew from politician's lips.\nThey get elected by saying whatever they think the crowd wants to hear, then go about their own agenda after being elected.\nBut how can we stop that? How can we get our elected officials to always tell the truth? I've thought about this for a long time, and the answer is simple and would be effective.\nBefore speaking publicly a politician must first take a standard polygraph test. They'll be asked questions on the content of their speech.\nThis will be mandatory or they won't be allowed to speak.\nExperts administering the test will be hired by a government agency called the Department of Facts (DOF).\n\"Proponents will say the test is about 90 percent accurate and critics will say it's about 70 percent accurate,\" according to Frank Horvath of the American Polygraph Association.\nIn addition, the politician must sign a disclaimer that they won't go off script and slip in some lies, or they'll be duckwalked out of politics by the average citizen.\nOnce the politicians speech has been vetted for accuracy - the promise signed - then he/she can give their speech with the endorsement of DOF, and the audience will know there's a pretty good chance they're telling the truth.\nNothing is perfect, of course. There's super liars who may fool the test. Even they will not be safe. The first time they get caught lying about anything they claimed...the game's over.\nAfter awhile - with an effort like this - the liars will eventually be culled from public offices.",
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        "raw_content": "Disruptive Approaches To Accelerate Drug Discovery and Development (Part 2)\nBy Dr Anton Fliri, et al.\nPart 2: Emergent intelligence, a new paradigm for drug discovery.\n(You can read part 1 of disruptive approaches to accelerate drug discovery and development linked here.)\nThe staggering clinical trial failure rate of experimental drugs indicates that despite huge investments in novel technologies over the years, productivity gains in the pharmaceutical industry remained elusive. It is therefore generally agreed that the current biopharma model is unsustainable and disruptive approaches are needed to remedy the status quo.\nThe biopharmaceutical industry is looking towards artificial intelligence (AI) to speed up drug discovery, cut R&D costs, decrease failure rates in drug trials and eventually create improved medicines. At last count (May 2018), there are about 81 Startups and 19 Pharma companies using AI for drug discovery (2).\nHuman civilisation has a never-ending quest to make everything efficient, and inevitable creative waste is generated in the name of efficiency. Many of our everyday technologies and modern-day hi-tech inventions can be traced back to the bygone era of the 1930s. Many of the Silicon Valley start-ups that were based on connecting buyers and sellers of goods/services much more cheaply and efficiently derived their inventive energy from the time-tested mechanical systems. The unintended consequences of all the efficiency that platform companies strove to achieve generated short-term efficiency at the expense of our ability to become more efficient in the long run (3).\nTo overcome this disparity, human intuition must work together with technological efficiency. Skilled researchers can use search terms and arguments to unlock the full power of the search engine to find out what they are looking for by using \u2018search intuition\u2019 and becoming \u2018information athletes\u2019. Such information athleticism, based on robust algorithms, can unearth connections between disparate subjects that no one has imagined (3).\nWe evoke media theorist Steven Johnson\u2019s provocative, engaging and surprising examples of feedback, self-organisation and adaptive learning in influencing the evolution of \u2018emerging systems\u2019. The power of self-organisation ushers in a revolution every bit as significant as the introduction of electricity. In explaining why, the whole is sometimes smarter than the sum of its parts, Steven Johnson places \u2018self-organisation\u2019 on the front lines of this exciting upheaval in science and thought (1).\nLet us think about this further. Every once in a while, within a complex technical challenge, some experiment or observation may yield a surprising, transformational result. It may be good news, perhaps in the form of a known drug-like entity showing promise in treating a challenging phenotype, or the finding could be a grave disappointment, such as problematic toxic side-effects.\nWhenever the unexpected happens, our instinctive response is to seek clarity. What caused the surprise? This can certainly lead to new experiments, but wise researchers typically turn first to prior data and careful review of existing literature. In many cases, this informed re-examination of prior records will suggest a very plausible and rational explanation.\nOne might then ask, if information was already in place to rationalise the surprise, why did we not foresee it?\nPerhaps hindsight is 20:20. Human brains are better equipped to interpolate a known observation back to a set of prior contributing causes than to extrapolate complex conditions ahead to an eventual consequence. We can easily imagine that striking a glass vase will produce a mess of shards, but if we encounter only the shards without the proper context, it is harder to visualise the original vase that they once formed. By analogy, a mess of non-contextual data rarely shout out \u2018imminent drug failure\u2019, but once a drug has failed, the shards of prior evidence can be seen everywhere.\nThat seems self-evident, but is it also artificially self-limiting? Let us consider the following:\n1) All information that once defined the vase remains contained in the mess of shards. Similarly, it is often true that key evidence to suggest a surprising biomedical observation was already known, just not put in the right context.\n2) There are savants who can sift through a mess of glass shards and posit the original shape and pattern of the originating vase. Analogously, for many surprising research discoveries, there later prove to be people who, quite verifiably, can say: \u201cI told you so.\u201d\n3) Finally, while many AI algorithms demonstrate pattern recognition powers to resemble or exceed human savants, various classes of algorithms such as Deep Learning (DL) and Analysis of Emergent Behavior (AEB), have a capacity for assimilating the relationships between disparate shards and plausibly unifying such information toward important real-world conclusions.\nKnowing this, why must immensely capital-intensive and labour-intensive drug design projects still rely so heavily on luck and surprise?\nPart of the answer is cultural. Chief Scientific Officers and programme directors may be comfortable making decisions based on flawed and incomplete data that they understand, but are often reticent about making comparable decisions based on complex reasoning whose subtleties exceed normal human cognition. Thus, when it comes to advice from savants and arcane algorithms, pharma execs tend to be more skeptical than the average sports gambler. One wonders who is more likely to hit the big payoff?\nThat natural bias, however, is beginning to give way in the face of success. As has been discussed in a pair of recent editorials (4,5), emerging algorithms have demonstrable capacity for assimilating multimodal/ multisource data via associations that almost mimic human intuition. Just as the vase is defined by shards of many sizes and shapes, deep learning can extract information from diverse sources (data, metadata, annotations, accompanying graphics, text mining, etc). Just as the shattering process may have scattered in directions that barely reflect the original vase, deep learning recognises that the placement of no individual shard dictates the vase, but rather seeks to find ways to fit those shards together into a harmonious, self-consistent originating behaviour.\nIn practice, deep learning (6) and analysis of emergent behavior (7) are very useful additions to the biotech arsenal, yet deep learning in particular has already surfaced as the primary factor underlying the success of Benevolent AI \u2013 a company that has identified 24 drug candidates in only four years, advancing two promising prospects for treatment of the perennially intractable Alzheimer\u2019s Disease (8).\nDetailed technical reviews of deep learning and analysis of emergent behavior are available elsewhere (6,7), but for the purposes of this article it is important to focus on conditions by which such methods may best excel. Specifically, algorithmic capacity for discriminative logic that mimics human intuition requires access to extensive data and information in the following classes:\nComprehensive annotated databases of bioactive chemical entities are essential for using deep learning and analysis of emergent behavior to discover new drug scaffolds and optimise known ones. Such resources are available and are growing, though they are not without some flaws. For example, mineable structural representations such as SMILES strings and fingerprints contain chemical ambiguities that can cloud predictions. Available bioactivity data in available databases is sparser than need be, largely due to proprietary restrictions on many assays.\nThe latter is unfortunate; while corporate entities remain justifiably hesitant to unmask promising leads, there may be immense value to reporting data on mid- to low-quality hits that have long-since fallen out of consideration; such data can be very productively applied to enhancing models for toxicity and offtarget effects, plus intuiting new target SAR. Furthermore, valuable insight can be extracted from just knowing the inactives from screens, with implications for lead search efficiency and accurate prediction of drug safety.\nMolecular interrogation data (OMICS), microscopy and many forms of sub-organismal physiological data provide a wealth of insight suitable for algorithmic use in discovering biomedical implications far broader than anticipated in the original study. Again, the power of computational predictions is magnified with greater data sharing, although some bioanalyses produce prohibitively large data sets. In the future, this hurdle may be overcome through sandbox experiments that help to strategically filter large data entries down to key features of demonstrable value to physiology and pharmacology.\nAnonymised data, meta data and unstructured annotations are immensely valuable to medical insight when combined with chemical and biological data. A protocol for ensuring that all studies can be stripped of identifying information and made centrally available would be a tremendous boon to medicine, with potential benefits extending far beyond the original motivation in a given clinical study.\nCollectively, scientific publications, e-books, patents, funding proposals, clinical reports, blogs and social media comprise a wild blend of fact, informed speculation, rigorously attained errata, unverified information and unverifiable conjecture. Nonetheless, modern data modelling has demonstrated that, when mined properly, careful delineation of known truth versus conjecture is not crucial (9). The mere fact that a given chemical, for example, is being debated as a potential cancer therapeutic (proven or not) may inform discussions of whether the broader chemotype family may have prospective cytotoxicity.\nThat said, the predictive capacity of text mining does grow most quickly through expanded access to the most reliable information sources, such as high impact journals. Thus, even if top publishers feel a need to maintain pay-per-human-view access, there are synergistic benefits to opening their full (non-quarantined) electronic holdings to text mining. Mining access improves scientific AI inferences for all, and such access tends to flag relevant papers for actual human (ie paid) consumption.\nRecent expectations are that AI approaches can play an important role in the future of drug discovery, particularly for increasing productivity and R&D innovation. For instance, AI will alleviate the numbers barrier in drug development. According to Mullard, 2017, there are 1,060 possible compounds that have drug-like characteristics, which gives rise to a problem of categorising the property for each chemical (10). The enormity of the data set makes drug discovery even more expensive and protracted; thus, researchers are hoping to reverse this trend by combining the lessons learned from previous drug discovery projects with the vast amounts of experimental data that has already been produced by the scientific community to drive AI-powered drug design.\nIt is expected that AI will enable predictions towards molecular dynamics, resulting in:\n(i) Focused sets of compounds for screening; or\n(ii) new uses for previously tested compounds towards treating diseases; or\n(iii) the creation of therapeutics targeted towards patients harbouring specific molecular markers, such as harmful mutations which give phenotype selective advantages; or\n(iv) targeting the vulnerabilities of pathogens, which often have background mutations that reduce their viability.\n(v) It is also expected that AI will tackle difficult drug targets. Some of this thinking is based on preliminary data with well-characterised targets such as HER2 (11) and RAS (12).\nLimitations in AI methodologies\nThe term \u2018AI\u2019 is used as an all-encompassing umbrella that covers everything from machine learning all the way to network architectures such as Deep Learning (DL). All AI methodologies use combinations of tools such as search, mathematical optimisation, neural networks, probability and economics. The techniques used include Linear Regression, K-means, Decision Trees, Random Forest, PCA, SVM and finally Artificial Neural Networks (ANN), giving rise to deep learning.\nDeveloping machines approaching human level intelligence is among the long-term goals of AI, termed as Artificial General Intelligence (AGI). The promise of deep learning, however, is that deep learning is more than just a collection of multiple layers of artificial neural networks and has the capacity to evolve into emergent intelligence which is a property displayed by human intelligence.\nClearly, AI is viewed as a transformative technology that can serve as a catalyst for a new approach to drug development \u2013 but it is by no means a \u2018silver bullet\u2019 for drug discovery and development. The proverbial Achilles heel of AI is the amount and the quality of data needed for constructing AI training sets. All AI approaches, including artificial general intelligence and deep learning require lots of data (big data) and are not immune to the basic computing rule \u2013 \u2018garbage in, garbage out\u2019 \u2013 which means that neural networks trained on flawed data can be highly error-prone.\nAI is reliant on three things: high quality data, high quantity data and data that are relevant to the research question being asked. These data must already be known. AI is great at distilling value from large amounts of information; however, by itself it struggles to provide value when the information is sparse. This can be readily seen by our inability to model rare orphan diseases that lack well-known information that is relevant to the research question being asked. AI applications require creation of training data which requires human experts for interpreting lots of data to build complex views of the problem. Since getting the right input data for the right job is expensive, real-world data are frequently replaced with machine-created data that tend to be error-prone.\nThe best approach for constructing these training sets (supervised learning) requires human experts who can interpret lots of data for building complex views of problem and intention spaces to be solved (13). Adding complexity to this task, these experts would need to consider how changes in environments affect emergent causalities and behaviour (14). Misrepresentation of these cause-effect relationships in training set construction will create cascading negative consequences (15). Considering these complexities, it is not surprising that most examples of emergent systems analysis use models that are hardly ever found in real life and are not scalable (15,16).\nSystaMedic Inc\u2019s innovative Emergent Intelligence (EI) technology\nEmergent Behavior Analysis (EBA)\nWe believe that AI\u2019s success will depend on its ability to model behaviour of biological systems that inherently display emergent properties (17). Emergence refers to the ability of low-level components of a system or community to self-organise into a higher-level system of sophistication and awareness (1). However, emergent behaviour cannot be computed by summing up the workings of a single cell and isolated molecular circuits (1). Biological systems are made up of integrated networks of organelles which form cell networks which again form organ networks and so on (18-20). For regulating systems behaviour, these interconnected network layers are in constant dialogue and this, in turn, makes and breaks connections between network layers (21).\nThis paper introduces a cutting-edge approach for the Analysis of Emergent Behavior of complex biological systems. This novel methodology identifies, amongst infinite number of combinations of protein interactions, network connectivity that is important for regulating information flows through networks of networks controlling the body\u2019s response to diseases and drug treatments.\nOvercoming the barriers of probabilistic data analytics, emergent behaviour analysis\u2019 information theory-based approach is especially useful for drug repositioning, bioprospecting of plants, herbs, traditional medicines, identification of efficacy and safety biomarkers and the design of \u2018smart and targeted\u2019 clinical trials and toxicological studies.\nMoreover, emergent behaviour analysis has been shown to be a powerful technology for developing targeted product profiles, competitive analysis of drugs and therapeutic areas, and the prediction of drug-drug interactions. We describe its use as a cognition enhancement approach for identifying novel agents that can modulate resistance of bacteria to antibiotics.\nAnalysis of emergent behaviour in complex biological systems\nEmergent behaviour is any behaviour of a system that is not a property of any of the components of that system. That is, a property that emerges due to interactions among the components of a system, as mentioned below. For example, flocking is not the behaviour of an individual bird (Figure 2).\nLikewise, Emergent Intelligence (EI) is a global property and surpasses the scope of traditional AI, in that AI is a probabilistic approach requiring large amounts of comparable observations as training sets. Since biological systems are non-linear, there is a general lack of information which AI cannot compensate for.\nWhile emergent properties of artificial general intelligence have been studied for nearly half a century, very few methods for their identification and analysis exist (15). Most of the methods developed using these strategies resort to over simplification and are not scalable (15). Computational and data intense deep learning methods approach this problem by using modular building blocks such as fully-connected layers, convolutional layers and recurrent layers of networks which are often combined in task-specific ways (18).\nHowever, the components of biological network layers are not always known and even more ambiguity arises with defining the connections between components since edges in these networks are inducible in a cause and environment specific manner. Thus, conventional approaches for deep learning training sets may be neither physically or economically feasible.\nIn contrast, the methodology introduced in this paper uses an unsupervised learning approach and examines emergent systems behaviour by determining the routing of information flows induced by pharmacological agents through molecular networks with overlapping topologies without making assumptions on network links (22).\nUsing disease or physiological networks as topological constraints, this methodology identifies the router level connectivity linking molecular processes across network layers without making any a priori assumptions on network connectivity or module functions. Enabling this methodology are techniques used in communication network technology topological data analysis and big data analytics (23,24).\nThis unsupervised learning strategy provides classifications of pharmacological probes and links between molecular processes associated with system-wide pharmacology observations. Yielding interdependent cause and effect classifications, this methodology provides self-validating results. Working with information characteristics instead of content interpretation, this methodology addresses key problems encountered in emergent system analysis.\nWhy does causal emergence matter? Experience shows that universal reductionism is false when it comes to thinking about causation, and that sometimes higher scale reality has more causal influence (and associated information) than whatever underlies them.\nSystaMedic Inc\u2019s EBA platform is a novel EI technology to determine data relationships by comparing directions of stimuli-induced information flows in dynamic interaction-network systems. This cognition enhancement technology uses information characteristics, requires fewer data points, is insensitive to noise and reduces system complexity (25,26).\nPhysiology and pathology are regulated by information flows\nStarting at the body\u2019s smallest scale, the routing of information through the body\u2019s network systems is mediated by proteins which act as environmental sensors (27). Detecting changes in local and distant environments (causes), proteins transmit the information received (effects) by affecting directly or indirectly properties of neighbour proteins (network nodes) which, in turn, affect properties of other proteins resulting in protein-protein interaction networks that distribute information throughout the body (28) (Figure 3).\nThe body\u2019s ability to adapt to changes in environments relies on the capacity to instantly change the connectivity between sub-networks (topology) conducting information flows across all scales of the body (29). In this context, the term network connectivity refers to the transfer of information from one network node to another, and the term network node refers to a connection point or redistribution point (eg, protein, process, function, organ, tissue, cell type, etc) for the propagation of information. Likewise, the term information transfer refers to the relative gain or loss of information experienced at various system levels when a set of input signals (regardless of their nature or origin) change.\nDirections of information flows in these dynamic network systems depend on topologies of subnetwork systems adapting to characteristics of input signals (30). Affecting this non-linear regulatory scheme are gender differences, age, gene variance, environment and many other conditions (31).\nWhile this information processing machinery effortlessly instructs the body how to respond to heterogenous simultaneous input signals, the plasticity of this non-linear complex system creates formidable challenges for data analytics. An illustration of the power of this disruptive methodology is provided in the application of emergent behaviour analysis technology for identifying drug candidates capable of reversing antibiotic resistance of bacteria.\nAntibiotic resistance \u2013 an imminent health threat\nAntibiotic resistance emerges naturally, but misuse of antibiotics in humans and animals is accelerating the process. A growing number of infections \u2013 such as pneumonia, tuberculosis, gonorrhoea and salmonellosis \u2013 are becoming harder to treat as the antibiotics used to treat them become less effective and present a key limitation for treatment of various life-threatening infections.\nThe World Health Organization (WHO) has compiled a list of antibiotic resistant bacteria (including Escherichia coli, Klebsiella pneumoniae and Staphylococcus aureus) for addressing this global health problem. Innovative strategies to mitigate the crisis of antimicrobial drug resistance include the identification of new therapies, chemo-sensitising modulators, as well as approved drugs that can be repurposed for an alternate therapeutic indication (drug repurposing).\nApplication of Emergent Behaviour Analysis (EBA) platform for discovery of drugs targeting multi-drug resistant bacteria\nWe have used emergent behaviour analysis to identify:\n- Shared mechanisms of drug resistance to multiple antibiotics across a broad range of bacterial strains.\n- Mode of action (including biomarkers) that can be used for targeting multi-drug resistance either as reversing agents or as direct-acting antibacterials.\n- Substances capable of targeting drug resistant bacterial phenotypes.\nThe first step was to construct a protein interaction network that links the pharmacologies of a broad range of antibiotics to molecular mechanisms involved in drug resistance of bacteria listed as prime candidates for the global health crisis by WHO.\nThe second step was to partition the primary network (described in Figure 4), consisting of 290 proteins, with all known Gene Ontology molecular process networks.\nThis analysis resulted in 558 overlapping and cause-effect constraint sub-networks of varying sizes and topologies. These fragments were then used in high volume data transformation to identify information densities (network reachability information) of >22,000 drugs, natural products, herbs, bacteria and antibiotics (stimuli).\nHierarchical clustering of this network reachability information identified stimuli-induced routes of information transfer between the 558 sub-networks and groups of substances inducing similar cross-linking patterns of the 558 molecular processes (sub-networks). Phenotypes containing 17 drug-resistant strains listed by the WHO are shown in Figure 5.\nThe cross-linking of 558 molecular processes involves modification of protein-protein interactions. Consequently, substances grouped in specific phenotypes modulate similar protein-protein interactions. Stimuli residing in well-defined phenotypes, such as Phenotype A, modulate similar protein-protein interactions and are hence anticipated to interact with each other. Examples of molecular processes modulated by substances in Phenotype A include chemotaxis, DNA replication, regulation of cell death, etc.\nThe network prediction of whether stimuli (bacteria, herbs, drugs) in Phenotype A are indeed capable of targeting bacteria was validated by review of published articles. A summary of these findings is listed in Table 1.\nAs shown, 10 out of 15 substances in phenotype A have direct antibacterial activities, five have been shown to modify bacterial resistance and one of these, 5-androstenediol has been shown to modify bacterial virulence.\nOf significance for drug repositioning is the interaction of polidocanol with antibiotics. Polidocanol has been shown to reduce the minimum inhibitory concentration (MIC) of methicillin, oxacillin, penicillin G and ampicillin against drug-resistant Staphylococci. The authors suggest that the inhibition by polidocanol involves more general resistance mechanisms since it was not inhibitory as a single agent for Staphylococci and did not inhibit beta-lactamase activity (32).\nEmergent behaviour analysis based identification of herbs sharing Phenotype A characteristics suggests that these plants are prime candidates for bioprospecting and discovery of potentially novel anti-bacterial agents to overcome multi-drug resistance.\nExperimental validation of emergent behaviour analysis findings for seeking drug repositioning candidates was pursued by us via in vitro studies to measure increased susceptibility of E. coli, S. aureus and MRSA strains to known antibiotics in presence of compounds identified by emergent behaviour analysis screening. Our preliminary findings (data not shown) indicate that in situ screening by emergent behaviour analysis has identified several marketed drugs that can be readily positioned as modulators of bacterial multi-drug resistance. Efforts are ongoing to confirm these findings in vivo.\nConclusion - Disruptive Approaches To Accelerate Drug Discovery and Development (Part 2)\nAs the stagnation of medical and pharmacological technology practice verges toward social and economic crisis, greater attention is being paid to a mindset that facilitates access to a tremendous volume of available scientific and clinical data, as well as advanced algorithms that can exploit that information. This two-part series of papers initiates discussions about the complexities facing drug discovery and development.\nIn Part I, we articulated, among other disruptive innovation platforms, the significance and importance of \u2018Core Model\u2019, an economic and organisational paradigm for drug discovery and development, that was elucidated through the story-case of the development of the anti-cancer drug bortezomib (33). In the current pharmaceutical and health care scenarios, drug leads that may otherwise languish in the laboratory could be fully capitalised via the use of \u2018Core Model\u2019 approaches to make it to the patient, saving time, labour and capital.\nHere in Part II, we introduce a novel EI technology, namely EBA, a cognition enhancement technology, that determines data relationships by comparing directions of stimuli-induced information flows (cause-effect relationships) in dynamic interaction-network systems. In doing so, EBA translates vast amounts of data into actionable insights. This information-theory based methodology uses information characteristics, and unlike AI approaches, it requires fewer data points, is insensitive to noise and reduces system complexity.\nThe inherent logic of the application EBA methodology in analysis of life science data is based on the premise that behaviour of biological systems is founded on emergent properties. We propose innovative network science that addresses the general need for improved applications and advanced algorithms in translational chemical biology.\nAlso discussed is the capability of the EBA platform for identifying substances (botanicals and small molecules) that can modulate resistance of many bacterial strains (gram positive and gram negative) to a wide array of antibiotics. The utility of this approach is demonstrated in the discovery of drug combinations that promise to overcome the menacing resistance of deadly bacteria against multiple antibiotics. Notably, this information theory-based topological data analysis methodology reduces systems complexity, data noise and scaling issues which are key problems in life science\u2019s Big Data analytics.\nThe ability to ascertain complex data relationships without the need for supercomputers and human supervision for creating training sets makes this technology particularly useful for application in devices, robotics and mobile applications. Thus, SystaMedic Inc\u2019s EBA platform has the potential to become a key technology for identifying efficacious and well-tolerated, differentiated medicines, and is applicable for all stages of drug discovery and development, including clinical studies and competitive analysis and due diligence. Moreover, the use of our EBA platform can be extended beyond life sciences to industries requiring rapid feedback on impact of environmental or physiological changes in emergent systems.\nWe reiterate that the survival of the pharmaceutical industry and of the world\u2019s healthcare systems will ultimately depend on innovation, on a better understanding of disease, on the efficient development of novel drugs and on preventive measures coupled to an efficient use of our limited societal resources (33).\nWe thank our many colleagues who have influenced us in innumerable ways over the years and for being the beneficiary of their collective wisdom. DDW\nDr Anton Fliri is the founder of SystaMedic Inc. He got his PhD in organic chemistry from the University of Innsbruck and advanced his education as a postdoctoral fellow at Nobel Prize winning labs at Harvard and ETH Zurich. He also obtained a JD degree from the University of Hartford specialising in international intellectual property. In his 30-year tenure at Pfizer he accomplished in the areas of cancer, neuroscience and pattern recognition technology. After leaving Pfizer, he developed analytical tools for analysing system-wide cause-effect relationships that led to the creation of SystaMedic Inc.\nDr Palaniyandi Manivasakam is a co-founder of SystaMedic Inc He holds PhD in molecular Genetics from the University of Alberta, Canada. He completed his post-doctoral training at Harvard in the cancer biology department. His expertise includes Genetics, pharmacogenomics, high throughput screening and big data analytics which were applied to various stages of drug discovery and development. He has authored more than 41 publications and has 37 published and eight issued patents. His entrepreneurial experience included co-founding, developing and merging a biotech company, IndUS Pharmaceuticals. Presently, he is leading the new Intellectual Property development and business strategies at SystaMedic Inc.\nDr Shama Kajiji is a co-founder of SystaMedic Inc. She received her PhD in Pharmacology and Experimental Pathology (Cancer Biology) from Brown University and completed her post-doctoral training in Immunology at Scripps Clinic and Research Foundation, La Jolla, CA where she discovered alpha 6 beta 4 integrin. She also earned an Executive MBA from the University of Rhode Island and is a graduate of the Strategic Leadership Programs offered by Harvard and Stanford Universities. Shama spent ~20 years at Pfizer in various positions of responsibilities including Global Head of Attrition Analysis Office. She holds multiple patents and her successful R&D contributions include Tarceva, a marketed drug and Tremelimumab, a monoclonal antibody. 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        "raw_content": "To be honest, being a parent can test one\u2019s patience. The stress of daily life and the needs of our children can be overwhelming at times. Additionally, our personality and character may not always mix well with the personality and character of our children. It is common to feel frustrated. It is also human to want to release that frustration. Learning to use a calm parenting style can help parents feel more in control while also being a positive example for children.\nWhy it is important to remain calmed?\nIn moments of stress, worry or tension, we may not be the best version of ourselves as parents. Perhaps we lose our temper, yell, criticize, demean, spank, slap or scare our children in our attempt to discipline them or correct a behavior. It happens to every parent. Yet most of us know that these behaviors do not bring us closer to our children even if they correct the child\u2019s behavior in the short term. To learn more about how to discipline without physical punishment, please see my blog post \"The importance of avoiding spanking as a child discipline method\".\nWhen we are under stress, a physiological and hormone reaction happens in our bodies called the fight-or-flight response. This response evolved in our bodies to help us react quickly to life-threatening situations. However, in today\u2019s modern world this reaction can be triggered from any type of stressful situation such as a work deadline, bad traffic, worrying out our child\u2019s well being, or having too much to do and too little time to complete all the tasks.\nWhat are the consequences of losing our temper?\nWhen we feel stressed, a cascade of hormones is released and creates changes in our bodies such as a faster heartbeat, faster breathing, increased blood pressure, and muscle tension. In these moments, our bodies are focused on survival and reducing the threat we feel. This may lead us to yelling, hitting, making threats or giving ultimatums to our children in an attempt to quickly subdue a negative behavior or correct potentially dangerous activities. The abruptness of our response to our children is in part influenced by the fight-or-flight response our bodies are experiencing.\nUnfortunately, when we begin yelling, hitting, making threats or giving ultimatums to our children, we set off their fight-or-flight response that causes the same cascade of hormones to be released in their bodies and increases their heart rate, breathing rate, blood pressure and muscle tension as their bodies go into survival mode. In these moments, our children are focused on reducing the threat that they feel. This, in turn, is what often causes them to stop the negative behavior immediately.\nTo learn more about the cascade of hormones and physiological changes due to the fight-or-flight response, please see my blog entry \"Tips to stay calm when everything seems to be going out of control\".\nHow do we manage these situations efectively?\nIn the short term, using parenting strategies that strike fear into children does produce results. Children will stop the negative behavior in order to reduce the threat they feel. However, this strategy only stops a behavior in that moment and fails to teach children how to behave better. Children need to learn why they need to change to a more appropriate behavior so that they can make better choices in the future when choosing their actions.\nUsing calm parenting techniques has been shown to increase a sense of trust between parent and child as well as help children master their emotions and behaviors. When we use proactive parenting strategies such as praise, flexibility, engaging children in activities they can succeed in, and provide rewards such as smiles and hugs we are able to draw the best out of our children.\nCalm parenting is necessary to use these proactive strategies. When we are calm, it will be easier for us to remain focused on teaching our children why they must stop one behavior and learn to use a better behavior. Being calm will allow us to be present in the moment with our child. If we are in fight-or-flight mode, our focus will be directed to getting our children to stop the behavior we find unsafe or irritating rather than teaching them something new.\nInterestingly, when we stay calm and are able to use proactive parenting strategies to motivate our children towards more positive behaviors, our children also stay calm. This occurs because the proactive parenting strategies increase a sense of belonging, trust, and openness between our children and ourselves. Children see our parenting strategies as guiding and helping instead of an attack. This means that we do not set off their fight-or-flight response and they can remain calm and hear what we are saying without fear.\nChildren who are calm when being disciplined are able to hear, understand, and accept what they are being told because they are not experiencing the cascade of hormonal and physiological changes (e.g. increased heart rate, increased breathing rate, muscle tension, higher blood pressure) while interacting with their parents. This means more of what we are telling our children is heard and absorbed. More importantly, our message is absorbed in a loving manner and our children feel closer to us as a result.\nThe great news about this whole process is that even if we have been parenting while in fight-or-flight mode up to this point, we can change at any time and our children will immediately respond to our calm parenting techniques. The earlier we start parenting in a calm manner, the greater the benefits to our children. Calm parenting creates calm children as well as increasing a sense of belonging and trust between parents and children.\nAnd you, have you felt that you lost control sometime in stressful situations with your children? Have you ever felt that staying calm brings many benefits to your children? Tell us your experiences.\nRaine, A., Venables, P.H., Dalais, C., et al. (2001). Early educational and health enrichment at age 3-5 years is associated with increased autonomic and central nervous system arousal and orienting at age 11 years: Evidence from the Mauritius Child Health Project. Psycholophysiology 38, pp. 254-266. doi: 10.1017/S0048577201990067\nTau, G.Z., Peterson, B.S. (2010). Normal development of brain circuits. Neuropsychopharmacology 35, pp. 147-168. doi: 10.1038/npp.2009-115\nWebster-Stratton, C. (2011). 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        "title": "Professor Preacher Michael Eric Dyson on the State of the Country: \u201cSome of Us are In First Class, But The Plane Is In Trouble\u201d | Democracy Now!",
        "raw_content": "Professor Preacher Michael Eric Dyson on the State of the Country: \u201cSome of Us are In First Class, But The Plane Is In Trouble\u201d\nWe play an address by professor and preacher Michael Eric Dyson speaking at the first annual Unvarnished Truth Awards in Washington D.C. Dyson says, \u201cIf you\u2019re in the plane, being in first class ain\u2019t going to stop you from going down with the rest of us. When there is turbulence, there is turbulence everywhere. Everybody be shaking. If that plane goes down, you might die first in first class. Yes, some of us are in first class, but the plane is in trouble.\u201d [includes rush transcript]\nOne of the expected speakers at the Millions More Movement event tomorrow in Washington DC is Michael Eric Dyson. He is a professor, author, cultural critic and a Baptist minister. His latest book is titled, \u201cIs Bill Cosby Right?\u201d\nProfessor Dyson spoke a few weeks ago at the first annual Unvarnished Truth Awards in Washington D.C. The awards were organized by Pacifica and were held the same weekend as thousands came to D.C for the massive anti-war march.\nMichael Eric Dyson, professor and preacher. His latest book is titled \u201cIs Bill Cosby Right?: Or Has the Black Middle Class Lost its Mind?\u201d\nAMY GOODMAN: This is what Michael Eric Dyson had to say.\nMICHAEL ERIC DYSON: White supremacy is the conscious or unconscious belief or the investment in the inherent superiority of some, while others are believed to be innately inferior. And it doesn\u2019t demand the individual participation of the singular bigot. It is a machine operating in perpetuity, because it doesn\u2019t demand that somebody be in place driving. That\u2019s the vicious ingenuity of white supremacy. It has become institutional.\nAnd when white supremacy becomes institutional, it begins to harm the very people who are not simply outside of it because of their race, it begins to harm the folk who look like the folk who want to be in charge. Martin Luther King, Jr. understood this, Malcolm X understood this, James Baldwin really understood this. And so, so much of my life has been trying to lay bear the presuppositions of white supremacy, because they have damaged the very people who would allegedly and ostensibly benefit from some of that madness.\nMartin Luther King, Jr., once in the jail said to his jailer, \u201cYou are white and poor. You will never benefit from Jim Crow. You will never be able, except psychologically, to derive benefit from your white skin.\u201d What we now know as white skin privilege, what DuBois in 1935 in his magisterial tome, Black Reconstruction, called the psychic wages of whiteness. King said, \u201cYou will never be able to derive benefit as a result of that. You are more like me than you are like them.\u201d\nAnd so when we think about warring against white supremacy in American society, it is so seductive to believe and invest in the mythology of superiority, especially among white ethic brothers and sisters, who having been closed out of so much in American society, hold fast to that lie, hold fast to that myth, hold fast to that illusion, because they have been so disenfranchised otherwise that they have to pump up the mythology of their inherent superiority.\nI\u2019ve tried to fight against that, but I\u2019ve also tried to fight against the occupied minds of people of color who pay uncritical deference to dominant culture, who, without understanding, they have internalized the vicious mythologies by which others have been made to live. James Baldwin, in reflecting on his own father, said in that poignant phrase he \u201cbelieved the lie.\u201d And so many of us have believed the lies.\nAnd I have tried to spend some of my career, some of my vocation, some of my time as a professor and preacher and social activist and paid pest, trying to get at some of these I ideologies that challenge the fundamental dignity of our common humanity. But it\u2019s also true that I have tried, as Dean Richards has so graciously said, I\u2019ve tried to also ask the question within the community from which I emerge, because if we take the notion from our Quaker brothers and sisters speaking truth to power, then it can\u2019t just be power outside the community. It\u2019s got to be power within that community.\nSo, for me when I wrote a book about Bill Cosby, it\u2019s not that I am trying to playa-hate on a great iconic figure, the American patriarch, but don\u2019t forget he emerged simultaneously with Ronald Reagan in the early \u201980s, when the Reagan junta and the Reaganomics, the Reagan regime came forth in 1980, and Cosby emerged in the shadow of Reagan, Reagan as the great grandfather, Cosby as the great patriarchal father. It was an achievement of sorts, because for the first time the imagination of the seminal father figure rested in black pigment. That was an achievement, to be sure. And yet, at the same time the outlines of that patriarchy have been viciously revealed to be contradictory at their heart, because this great father of African American and, indeed, American society, laid waste to the most vulnerable people in our culture.\nAnd so, I chose to speak back to him to try to leverage whatever fame, authority, visibility, teaspoon of influence that I might be able to muster and to say, \u201cThose people who will never be able to talk back to you \u2014 Shaniqua and Taliqua and Mohammed and Shanene \u2014 those people who will never have a voice, those people who will never be able to stand up on their own two feet and to speak back to you, because the global media landscape is so deep and your bully pulpit is so wide, it stretches across the world, how can they justly speak back to you?\u201d\nAnd so, my work was just a small effort to express an outrage and an edifying resentment of the premise by which Mr. Cosby or upon which Mr. Crosby rested. That is to say, that poor black folk have let down black communities and the Civil Rights Movement, more broadly. Well, my Bible tells me to whom much has been given, much is required. And that means you don\u2019t start with the folk at the bottom, you got to start with the folk at the top. And whether you agreed with him or not, when you saw Mr. Harry Belafonte on Larry King\u2019s show, he was picking on somebody his own size when he went after Colin Powell, when he said that Colin Powell was a lapdog for the empire, when he said that Colin Powell was nothing more than a house Negro on a white plantation whose inability to tell the truth made him in league with the master. That\u2019s picking on somebody your own size.\nAnd then the difficult assignment of trying to parse in public the shades and nuances of racial discourse even among enlightened liberals who reproduce the pathology of elite racism. What dat mean? I\u2019m saying that when Ms. Goodman so brilliantly called attention to how the Fourth Estate, as sister [inaudible] spoke about it, holding the collective feet of the media to the fire, what I\u2019m saying is that often it is not the bodies of those who are minority that cause the minds of those who are blessed to move into action. The difficult truth is that we live by narcissism, and when it happens to us, we better understand it.\nBut by the same token it does suggest that for so many years, those who have been dying before our eyes, those whose lives have been poured out measure by measure, and it never affected us because it didn\u2019t happen to us, we never understood until the plight became personal. And I am not suggesting by any measure that most of us are not moved by having personal experience catapult us into politics. That\u2019s the beautiful story of Sister Sheehan, is that because of her particular loss she began to understand the broader implications.\nBut travel with me now to imagine that so many other mothers have lost their sons without so much of a peep by a dominant media that refuses to acknowledge the nature of the loss. Come with me as we tour the inner city and the barrio and the Native indigenous people\u2019s reservation. Come with me through the post-industrial urban collapse of mothers who have long since surrendered the ability to exercise and leverage authority over the lives of their children, because the state has been in cahoots with an underground economy, expanding the possibility of a drug economy, while the above-ground economy takes the jobs away from their men and their mothers and their sisters. The state has conspired to do dastardly deeds and to do ultimate damage to vulnerable black and brown and yellow and red people, without so much as a peep from a media that has been standing there agog, arms akimbo, wondering about the penetrating madness that these people must inevitably experience.\nIf you ain\u2019t a white girl and you disappear, you ain\u2019t got much luck. If you a black mama \u2014 a black mama might not even had the possibility of being a martyr and a hero like Ms. Sheehan, because they might have been disallowed to even get near the Bush compound and ranch, because they would be suspicious already. Thank God that Cindy Sheehan went undercover. Thank God she looked just like a feckless, harmless white woman who just was going to the ranch. Who knew that she had a behemoth inside of her that was going to challenge the dominant society? But there are so many others who have the same impulse who will never be acknowledged, because they can\u2019t even get that far.\nAnd so my own truth telling, as far as I\u2019m able to muster up the courage to say what needs to be said, and that thing is on a continuum because all of us are made cowards by the realization that ultimately we have never said everything we\u2019re supposed to say. Ralph Waldo Emerson said, \u201cI have said so poorly what I have seen so clearly.\u201d And that\u2019s the truth.\nWe see it when we see the vicious forms of assault upon our women. The reason I wrote a book, Why I Love Black Women, I was just tired of these rappers talking about women in nasty and vicious ways. But they ain\u2019t started it. I knew that. I knew Snoop Dog didn\u2019t start misogyny. I knew that Tupac Shakur didn\u2019t start sexism, and God knows that Dr. Dre didn\u2019t start patriarchy. Yet they extended it in vicious form within their own communities. They made vulnerable people more vulnerable. But at the same time, we know that traditions of misogyny and sexism and patriarchy are deep and are profound and as American as apple pie.\nAnd so we have to tell the truth, on the one hand, balancing our attempt to hold these young people accountable, while acknowledging the degree to which these dominant institutions in America have done the same funky file nefarious thing from the get-go. And so, for me, it means telling that truth.\nThat\u2019s why I\u2019m with brother Damu in support of my man Kanye West. I ain\u2019t saying he\u2019s a gold digger. But George Bush don\u2019t f\u2014 fool with no broke people. That\u2019s what Kanye was trying to say. Kanye said that \u201cGeorge Bush doesn\u2019t care about black people.\u201d He wasn\u2019t talking about George Bush, the individual. He wasn\u2019t speaking about George Bush, the private citizen. He\u2019s speaking about George Bush, the face of the government, George Bush, the face of democracy. He\u2019s speaking about George Bush as the symbolic head of a nation that refuses to acknowledge the humanity of black people.\nAnd why is that so controversial in a nation that has lynched and looted and rioted and castrated, looting in the face of white riots, when lynchings were attended by families in their Sunday best to see the sexual organs of black men stoked by the sexual jealousy that continues to roil beneath the collective unconscious of the American psyche? How can we be surprised by the statement of a young person that America doesn\u2019t care, in the form of George Bush, about black people, when such rituals have never been consciously not only apologized for, but engage? And then beyond that, in a society that tells you through the poison of the media that you are not worth as much, because your face will not be on television, you will not be heard as much on the radio, you will not appear in ads that celebrate the inherent beauty of American society, is it any wonder that Kanye West is steeled and condensed into an acceptable and understandable, saying what so many millions of others have already felt and with greater analytical precision got down to?\nAnd so now, we going to be mad, we talk about these rappers, talk about broads and behinds and boozing and bosoms. My God, we\u2019re sick and tired of this bling-bling culture. And yet, when one of them steps up, we are so cowardly that we can\u2019t even stand behind them. Our politicians start to making excuses, and they begin to have their statements die the death of a thousand qualifications. 'Well, it's not so much that \u2014 well, it\u2019s not \u2014 \u2019 Just tell the truth! Just tell the truth! You\u2019re worried about whether you can get re-elected. Why don\u2019t you stand up to begin with? Why don\u2019t you come in with an understanding that maybe you gonna be a one-term brother or a one-term sister, because you are put there to represent the people. It said, \u201cWe, the people,\u201d not \u201cWe, the Supreme Court,\u201d not \u201cWe, the Congress.\u201d It said, \u201cWe, the people!\u201d\nAnd those profound words that were articulated by a mass of flawed but imaginative framers suggest to us that you and I are part of a democratic experiment that is made sharper and more luminous and incredibly lucid by the difficult work of struggle by the ordinary folk who never get the credit. And as I end and take my seat, that\u2019s why it\u2019s so important to link all this stuff going on. This war in Iraq has been terrible before it started. We\u2019ve lost 2,000 lives. Iraqis have lost over 100,000.\nWe speak about these babies that these poor black women have. Where are they? They\u2019re on the front line. We talk about a society where young people are throwaway, poor white people, poor Latino people, poor African American people. These are the people who bear the brunt of the responsibility of waging war by people who will never step on that ground, people who send them, but who will never go. And so there\u2019s a relationship. Martin Luther King, Jr. talked about it. Paul Robeson talked about it. Ella Baker understood it. JoAnn Robinson imagined the day when we understood how fundamentally they were united.\nAnd what I beg all of my constituencies and what I beg as a part of a multiple kinship group, as the anthropologists call it, I beg every community to understand we in the same boat. You might be in the anti-war movement and speaking out tomorrow, but don\u2019t forget the folk in Katrina. That\u2019s the beauty of what Sister Goodman was talking about and Brother Damu was talking about, what Sister Cindy Sheehan understands. It ain\u2019t just there. It\u2019s not when those bodies die, and God bless them, it\u2019s not simply when white bodies perish and white girls disappear, it\u2019s also about the unheralded casualties of people who are yet on earth, and yet the life blood has been sucked by the vulture of American empire.\nAnd these people will never be spoken for, because they are the walking wounded and the living dead. And so I beg of you that as \u2014 that those of us who are able to speak on behalf of the disenfranchised understand we in the same boat. The anti-war movement has been generated by this fearless woman who has moved forward in the name of a sense of outrage at the libel and the mis-telling of truth that has been put forth by this political ventriloquist whose strings are being pulled by corporate capitalism to make him say what he\u2019s saying.\nAnd at the same time, don\u2019t miss how it\u2019s operating down in Halliburton and down in New Orleans and Mississippi and in Alabama. These black people, you see \u2014 people say, 'Well, it's not about race, it\u2019s about class.\u2019 What you talking about? Race often is the language class speaks. Race makes class hurt more. See, even poor white brothers and sisters are not necessarily going to school in concentrated effects of poverty. Even some white brothers and sisters are able to escape their poverty, making more money than some black people who have gone to college. But the reality is, poor white folk got more in common with poor black folk and poor brown folk and poor yellow folk than they got in common with the white overseers and the black over-rulers and the Latino sellouts who have abdicated their responsibility to represent the people.\nAnd so, as I end, I beg you, please gird up your loins and tell the truth where you are. You see in Palestine, and as the Palestinians were struggling for self-determination with their Israeli brothers and sisters, they both came to a common declaration. They said we want the quiet miracle of a normal life. That\u2019s what I want for so many millions of people both here in the country and around the globe. There\u2019s so many people who suffer, who don\u2019t have our education. They don\u2019t have our bank accounts. They don\u2019t have our sense of leisure and luxury. And if you and I can\u2019t see beyond our own myopic, narcissistic self-preoccupation to help somebody else, to open up our minds, so we can open up our hearts, so we can open up our lives, and God knows our pocketbooks.\nBut it is more than the charity. People said in the Katrina, 'Well, you see,' and some of the rightwing conservatives said, 'Well, the most people who were helping there were white folks trying to lift those helicopter things down to help those folk.' Well, charity ain\u2019t justice. Charity is beautiful, but you ain\u2019t got to be charitable to me if I already got justice. If I already got a sense of participation, you ain\u2019t got to be charitable to me. Just treat me right every day.\nAnd as I end, that\u2019s why you and I are on the same ship. In fact, we travel in the same plane. You might be in first class eating filet mignon; I\u2019m eating peanuts back in row 55. We\u2019re on the same boat. Don\u2019t cut a hole in the boat to suck water out, to sink the Titanic. And if you\u2019re on the plane, being in first class ain\u2019t going to stop you from going down with the rest of us. When there is turbulence, there is turbulence everywhere. Everybody be shaking. And if that plane goes down, you might die first in first class. Yes, some of us are in first class, but the plane is in trouble! What will you do to speak to the pilot, to tell the pilot to tell the control center that we\u2019ve got to change directions unless the turbulence leads us to our own death? That\u2019s the truth we\u2019ve got to tell. That\u2019s the courage we\u2019ve got to muster, and that\u2019s the beauty of soul we must reveal to one another in the quietness of our own individual lives. Thank you so very much.\nAMY GOODMAN: Michael Eric Dyson on Democracy Now!",
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        "raw_content": "State budget: Deal punctures 6% lid\nGov. Bill Ritter and lawmakers Wednesday unveiled a deal to remove a key restraint on future state budgets while creating the potential for some guaranteed funding for highway construction.\nThe agreement on watering down the Arveschoug-Bird provision, which limits growth in the state\u2019s general fund to 6 percent a year and ratchets it down in lean years, came as lawmakers Wednesday finalized the state\u2019s $17.9 billion budget for the fiscal year that starts in July.\nRitter, a Democrat, said the deal to rewrite the Arveschoug-Bird limit would \u201cfinally begin to loosen the conflicting and restrictive fiscal handcuffs\u201d on the state budget.\nBut the deal, backed by just one GOP lawmaker, wasn\u2019t so attractive to other Republicans. They said it was fiscally irresponsible, legally questionable and unlikely to result in funding for transportation.\n\u201cThis is classic back-of-the-napkin fiscal policy from the governor,\u201d said Senate Minority Leader Josh Penry, R-Grand Junction.\nUnder the current Arveschoug-Bird provision, passed in 1991, the state\u2019s general fund \u2014 from which most of the ongoing needs of state government are paid \u2014 cannot grow by more than 6 percent a year. Money collected above the limit, which has not happened the past couple of years, goes to transportation and other construction needs.\nThe general fund is about $7.6 billion in the current budget year that ends in June.\nHowever, in years when the state\u2019s revenue falls, Arveschoug-Bird also requires the general fund to be set at the new, lower level.\nThe \u201cratchet-down\u201d effect has reduced the size of the general fund by more than $1 billion over the past decade, critics say.\nSenate Bill 228, sponsored by Sen. John Morse, D-Colorado Springs, and Rep. Don Marostica, R-Loveland, would remove the ratchet effect and limit growth in the general fund to no more than 5 percent of the total amount of Coloradans\u2019 personal earnings. That would allow the general fund to grow by as much as $2 billion, though no one expects revenues to reach those levels in the foreseeable future.\nThe bill also would dedicate 2 percent of the general fund to road needs for five years starting in 2012 as long as personal income had grown by at least 5 percent from the previous year.\nIt would set aside money for state building projects and grow the state\u2019s reserve fund over time from 4 percent of the general fund to 10 percent.\nRitter and lawmakers supporting the deal said it would guarantee about $160 million a year for transportation for five years, a funding stream more consistent than under the current system.\nBut Republicans said the fact that roads would get money only \u201cif\u201d personal income grew in 2011 was troubling.\n\u201cThe likelihood of it happening is slim and none,\u201d said House Minority Leader Mike May, R-Parker. \u201cThat \u2018if\u2019 is a pretty big word.\u201d\nYet the governor\u2019s office released charts showing that personal income has increased by as much as 5 percent, sometimes far more, in 25 of the past 30 years. Figures for 2008 show income growth at only 4.9 percent, and forecasts for 2009 show personal income decreasing 1.7 percent.\nBut current projections say Colora dans\u2019 personal income will grow by 5.3 percent in 2011.\nSupporters and opponents of the deal announced Wednesday all agree on one thing: The bill is likely to end up in court. Critics have said the measure violates the Taxpayer\u2019s Bill of Rights, or TABOR, in the state constitution.\nRitter said \u201cthe body of law relating to TABOR and the interpretations have gotten more clear over time\u201d with rulings from the Colorado Supreme Court.\nHe agreed with arguments that lawmakers can simply remove the 6 percent limit without sending it to a vote. Republicans say lawmakers can\u2019t weaken an existing \u201cspending limit\u201d as defined by TABOR.",
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        "raw_content": "DIY Backyard Quidditch\nYard sticks (6) or rope\nFoam soccer or volleyball\nDodge balls or small foam balls (6)\nSmall bouncy ball (1)\nTeam A uniforms (7)\nTeam B uniforms (7)\nBlack referee shirt (1)\nBrooms, optional (14)\nOne of the best parts of having a backyard is hosting outdoor games and activities. This is especially exciting if you love to throw parties throughout the spring, summer, and fall seasons. For something a little different than the usual cornhole or croquet, try organizing a game of Quidditch. This competitive sport is from Harry Potter, the widely famous fictional series by J.K. Rowling. And while we don\u2019t live in an enchanted world of flying broomsticks and magical spells, this doesn\u2019t mean that we can\u2019t adopt this sport as an exhilarating backyard game. Here\u2019s how!\nStep 1 \u2014 Gather the Materials\nBefore constructing a backyard Quidditch game, you will need to purchase and gather the necessary supplies. You can find these supplies at most general stores. Alternatively, you can visit craft, toy, and hardware stores if you cannot find everything in one place. Don\u2019t forget to check your garage, basement, or shed; there is a good chance you already have a few of these items on hand.\nStep 2 \u2014 Clear the Backyard\nIn order to host a successful Quidditch match, your backyard should be free of debris, toys, and other equipment. This also includes patching up any small ditches and removing rocks and sticks. The space will double as the playing field. Quidditch is an extremely active game and will entail a lot of running and movement. Ultimately, a clean backyard will ensure the safety of all the players.\nStep 3 \u2014 Make the Goals\nEach team will have three goals. Each goal will be made out of one hula hoop taped to a yard stick. 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Anyone who does business with those individuals could then be hit themselves with U.S. sanctions.\nWith pressure building, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson approved the belated list and authorized its release, State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert said. Tillerson's deputy spoke Thursday to Republican Sen. Bob Corker, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee chairman and among those seeking an explanation for the delay. The State Department was also sending others in Congress the list of individuals, along with guidance about how businesses and foreign countries can avoid running afoul of the sanctions, officials said.\nTillerson has said one reason for the delay has been concern about how the sanctions may affect business and major U.S. allies who do business with Russia's defense and intelligence sectors. Turkey, a NATO ally, has a deal with the Kremlin to buy the S-400, Russia's most advanced air defense missile system. 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        "raw_content": "Economics is a discipline which involves the manufacturing, expenditure, and transportation of wealth derived from goods and services. Individuals, who are interested in the conflict which arises from the limited supply of resources and the need to satisfy the growing demands for goods and services, would prosper in a career in economics. The economics industry is such a broad field and an educational background in this industry provides a strong foundation for many careers within business, law, government, academia, or healthcare.\nIndividuals interested in pursuing a career in economics must encompass a number of skills and qualities essential in this field. Economists must be knowledgeable in mathematics since they use the principles of calculus, algebra, and statistics on a daily basis...Read More\nEconomists must have efficient critical-thinking skills. Their profession requires them to solve complex problems using their own logic and reasoning. When analyzing data, it is vital that economists be accurate and precise. This requires economists to be detail-oriented. Economists must have exceptional interpersonal and communication skills. Economics must be clear, organized, and thorough when interacting with others. They must be able to communicate new concepts and ideas effectively and in terminology that others who are not versed in this field will be able to understand.\nEconomics Degree Levels Available\nThe bachelor\u2019s degree program in economics provides students with a broad introduction to this discipline's history, theories, philosophy, concepts, and practices as well as a strong foundation for continued education in the economics field. This four-year program includes courses in areas such as mathematics, sociology, psychology, urban economics, micro- and macro-economics, statistics, and calculus. 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As with most Ph.D. programs, students are required to submit a thesis proposal, pass both a qualifying examination and candidacy examination, and complete as well as defend a dissertation based on original research conducted by the student in the economics field, all the while achieving an A average in mandatory coursework. Along with upper-level employment in the economics profession, graduates from the Ph.D. program in economics are able to secure faculty member positions at a college or university.\nAlthough various colleges and universities may vary slightly, students can expect fairly standard admission requirements when applying to obtain a bachelor\u2019s degree in economics. Successful completion of high school or an academic equivalent (such as a GED) is required along with high school transcripts displaying grades obtained in completed courses. SAT or ACT test scores are almost always required as well. If a student fulfills all of these requirements, then an application form from the college or university the student wishes to attend must be completed and submitted along with an application fee, which of course varies depending on the institution.Volunteer and/or work experience in areas such as mathematics or business is always beneficial to the student and will aid in their acceptance during the application process.\nAdmission into the master\u2019s and doctoral programs require a bachelor\u2019s degree in economics or a closely related field. Colleges and universities require a transcript from the institution where the bachelor\u2019s degree was obtained, displaying the student\u2019s GPA which should be at a 3.25 minimum (on a 4.0 scale). Students must have successfully completed the GMAT (Graduate Management Admission Test) and received a score at or above the 80th percentile. 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The department also proposes X-ray intraoperative radiotherapy, where it was for the first time in Russia introduced as treatment for breast cancer.\nSpecialists of the Neurology and Neurosurgery Clinic provide assistance to patients with various diseases of the brain and spinal cord, including tumors, vascular malformations, degenerative diseases and spinal trauma.\nAt the beginning of 2016 EMC opened an X-ray room equipped with the latest generation of angiography system to carry out the entire range of intravascular interventions, including urgent interventions for acute myocardial infarction and acute strokes.\nEMC also has unique capabilities to provide high-technology medical care in trauma and orthopedics, plastic and reconstructive surgery and in a number of fields that require the use of the most advanced medical technology and the highest qualification of doctors.\nRobot-assisted surgery (Da Vinci Si HD of the latest generation)\nEMC is the first private clinic in Russia, where doctors operate on the Da Vinci Si HD robotic system of the latest generation.\nThe use of the Da Vinci system is a breakthrough in surgical treatment, especially for oncological diseases. This technology of minimally invasive interventions is by far the most advanced in the field of endoscopic surgery. Due to the micro-tools that replace the hands of the surgeon, radical removal of the tumor through small punctures is possible within one to two hours. Using the Da Vinci robot, surgical intervention is performed with minimal blood loss and tissue traumatism, which reduces the postoperative and recovery periods several-fold.\nDuring the operation, the doctor receives a 3D image of the operating field with a 10-fold zoom. The surgeon controls the robot Da Vinci with the help of special manipulators, which transfer the slightest movements of his fingers. Since the robot has three hands, and all of them have mobility of 360 degrees, with the help of the Da Vinci system it is possible to carry out complex operations in areas where a surgeon could ever reach, and this all is performed through punctures on the skin. Previously, such interventions mostly referred to open surgery.\nSeven degrees of freedom of movement of the surgical instrument allow the most accurate manipulation without damaging nervous branches and vessels.\nThe use of robotic technology allows the most complex surgical interventions:\non the thyroid gland (treatment of tumors and nodular thyroid formations: thyroidectomy - removal of the thyroid gland, hemithyroidectomy - removal of one lobe of the thyroid gland). Advantages of robotic thyroid surgery: operations are performed through axillary access, with minimal side effects and pain syndrome, without scars on the neck and with preservation of the vocal nerves;\non the organs of the head and neck (removal of benign and malignant tumors of the oral cavity, nasopharynx, oropharynx, larynx, vocal cords, trachea, salivary glands, lymphadenectomy of the neck); ENT surgeons of EMC are the first in Russia to manage with the technology of transoral surgery (TORS) using the Da Vinci robotic unit for operations in the oropharynx and laryngopharynx;\nin urology for treatment of adenoma and prostate cancer, as well as for correction of urinary incontinence. Types of operations: prostatectomy, nephrectomy, kidney resection, cystectomy, pyeloplasty; carrying out of a robotic prostatectomy allows to perform removal of a prostate with preservation of the erectile function. Advantages of complete or partial nephrectomy with the da Vinci robot: precise removal of the tumor, low level of operative complications, short thermal ischemia time (the shorter it lasts, the better it is for kidney function), less blood loss;\nin gynecology (treatment of precancerous conditions and cancer of the uterus (removal of the uterus, appendages and lymph nodes), precancerous conditions and cervical cancer (extended Wertheim surgery with removal of lymph nodes), removal of ovarian tumors, transposition of ovaries from the irradiation zone in malignant tumors of the pelvic organs, etc.\nin bariatric surgery (longitudinal resection and gastric bypass surgery).\nin plastic surgery.\nA number of robot-assisted operations were performed in EMC for the first time in Russia:\n2012 - the first in Russia's private practice of gynecological and oncogynecological operations on the latest Da Vinci Si HD robot.\n2013 - the first robotic-assisted cystoprostatectomy in Russia with lymphodissection (removal of the bladder and prostate using the Da Vinci Si HD robotic surgical system and removal of the chain of lymph nodes) in a patient with a diagnosed bladder tumor.\n2014 - total thyroidectomy with the help of Da Vinci robot was first performed in Russia.\n2014 - robotic hemithyroidectomy (removal of the nodular formation of the right lobe of the thyroid gland with the help of the Da Vinci system) was first performed in Russia.\n2015 - unique one-stage radical robotic prostatectomy and falloprosthesis.\n2017 - the first in Russia robotic assisted surgery for ureteral plasty for a two-year-old child. 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        "raw_content": "Hyperglycemic Crisis\nBoth diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA) and hyperosmolar hyperglycemic state (HHS) are serious complications of diabetes that develop as a consequence of too little insulin, coupled with an increase in concentration of counter-regulatory hormones, such as glucagon, catecholamines, cortisol, and growth hormone. DKA occurs when ketones are produced during hepatic metabolism of free fatty acids for energy in the absence of glucose, secondary to absolute or relative insulin deficiency. Patients suffering from DKA are typically younger, lean patients with type I diabetes, although type II diabetics can also be affected. Presentation with DKA may be the first symptom of previously undiagnosed diabetes.\nSigns and symptoms of DKA occur quickly (<24 hours)and can mimic those of the flu, including nausea and vomiting, abdominal pain, loss of appetite, weakness, or fatigue. Additional symptoms include polydipsia, polyuria, polyphagia, Kussmaul\u2019s respirations, fruity-scented breath, and a mental state ranging from lethargic to comatose (<20% of hospitalized patients). Physical examination may reveal evidence of dehydration, such as decreased skin turgor and dry mouth. Cases of severe dehydration may result in decreased blood pressure and tachycardia, secondary to a decrease in circulating blood volume. Although infection is a common trigger of DKA and HHS, patients can be either normothermic or hypothermic due to peripheral vasodilation.\nPatients suffering from HHS are typically older and obese with a known history of type II diabetes, although, in 30-40% of cases, HHS is the patient\u2019s initial presentation of diabetes. HHS can take days or weeks to develop. Similar to DKA, patients suffering from HHS may also present with polyruia, abdominal pain with nausea and vomiting, polydipsia (often absent in elderly patients with HHS), and dehydration (typically more pronounced in HHS). On physical examination, these patients may also show signs of weakness, tachycardia, altered sensorium, and hypotension.\nIn addition to inadequate or inappropriate insulin therapy, infections, pancreatitis, myocardial infarction, cerebrovascular accident, and drugs are common triggers of DKA and HHS.\nInitial laboratory tests for DKA and HHS should include evaluations of plasma glucose, blood urea nitrogen/creatinine, phosphorus, serum ketones, electrolytes with calculated anion gap and effective osmolality, urinalysis, urine ketones by dipstick, complete blood count (CBC) with differential, and an electrocardiogram\nThe three defining features of DKA are acidosis, ketosis, and hyperglycemia. The current diagnostic criteria for DKA include a plasma glucose level greater than or equal to 250 mg/dL (14 mmol/L); an arterial pH less than or equal to 7.3; a serum bicarbonate less than or equal to 15 mEq/L (mmol/L), although less severe cases of DKA may present with bicarbonate levels between 15 and 18 mmol/L; an effective serum osmolality of less than or equal to 320 mmol/kg; anion gap greater than 12 mmol/L (Na\n+\u2013 [Cl\u2013 + HC03\u2013]); moderate to high serum ketones; and moderate to high urine ketones. A pH level, bicarbonate level, and mental status are used as indicators of the severity of DKA.\nWhen available, testing for the presence of beta-hydroxybutyrate is the preferred method for monitoring response of DKA patients to treatment. Values greater than 3 mg/dL (>0.5 mmol/L) are considered abnormal, and levels of 3 mmol/L correlate with the need for treatment. In addition to having water shortages of approximately 6 L in adults, DKA patients also typically have shortages in sodium, potassium, chloride, phosphate, magnesium, and calcium.\nPatients with DKA are typically admitted to the hospital for intravenous treatment of fluid loss, correction of hyperglycemia by insulin infusion, and correction of electrolyte disturbances and acid-base balance. In addition, it is important to identify and treat any concurrent infection, if present, that may have been the underlying cause of DKA.\nHHS is characterized by little to no ketoacid accumulation, a serum glucose concentration greater than 34 mmol/L (600 mg/dL), an arterial pH greater than 7.3, a serum bicarbonate level greater than 15 mmol/L, an effective serum osmolality greater than 320 mmol/kg, and negative serum or urine kethones. Adult patients with severe dehydration may have water shortages of up to 8-12 L. All patients diagnosed with HHS require hospitalization for treatment and close monitoring. Glucose concentrations should be checked every hour, and electrolytes and venous blood gasses should be measured every 2-4 hours or as clinically indicated.\nAlthough not useful in the initial stages of therapy, hemoglobin A1C may provide useful information in determining whether this is an acute episode in a previously undiagnosed or poorly controlled diabetic or is a truly acute episode in a well-controlled diabetic.(Table 1)\nPlasma glucose level, mg/dL (mmol/L) 75-115 (4.2-6.4) >250 (14) >250 (14) >250 (14) >600 (34)\nArterial pH 7.35-7.45 >7.25-7.30 >7.00-7.25 <7.00 >7.30\nSerum bicarbonate level, mmol/L 22-28 15-18 10 to <15 <10 >15\nEffective Serum osmolality, mmol/kg 275-295 \u2264320 \u2264320 \u2264320 >320\nAnion gap*, mmol/L <12 >10 >12 >12 <12\nSerum ketones Negative Positive Positive Positive Small\nUrine ketones Negative Positive Positive Positive Small\nMental status Alert Alert/drowsy Stupor/coma Stupor/coma\n*Calculation Na+ \u2013 (Cl\u2013 + HCO3\u2013)\nSerum creatinine levels may be falsely elevated because of dehydration or interference from ketone bodies (if a colorimetric method is used).\nMost laboratory tests for ketone bodies use nitroprusside-based methods that measure only acetoacetate, not the primary ketone body beta-hydroxybutyrate. In DKA patients suffering from severe complications, such as lactic acidosis, there is significantly more beta-hydroxybutyrate than acetoacetate, resulting in a negative or weakly positive nitroprusside test. As ketosis improves, beta-hydroxybutyrate is converted to acetoacetate. Thus, subsequent nitroprusside testing may falsely indicate that ketosis is increasing.\nDrugs with sulfhydryl groups, such as captopril, which is used to treat hypertension and diabetic nephropathy, may also interfere with reagents in the nitroprusside test, resulting in a false negative.\nThe laboratory results used to confirm diagnosis are also used for confirmation.\nTreatment of DKA or HHS is usually a three-prong approach, involving fluid replacement (orally or intravenously), intravenous electrolyte replacement, and insulin therapy. Overzealous treatment of DKA and HHS with insulin may result in hypoglycemia and hypokalemia. Hypokalemia may also be induced as a consequence of treatment of acidosis with bicarbonate.\nAlthough rare, cerebral edema is a frequently fatal complication of DKA, occurring in approximately 0.7-1.0% of children. The mechanism underlying cerebral edema is currently unknown, but studies suggest that a gradual replacement of sodium and water deficits in patients who are hyperosmolar, followed by the addition of dextrose once blood glucose reaches 200 mg/dL (11.1 mmol/L) in DKA and 300 mg/dL (16.6 mmol/L) in HHS, may prevent development of this complication. A glucose level of 200-250 mg/dL (11.1-14.4 mmol/L) should be maintained in cases of HHS until the patient becomes clinically stable.\nResolution of DKA is defined by a blood glucose level less than 200 mg/dL (11.1 mmol/L), the normalization of blood acidity (pH > 7.3), the absence of ketones in the blood or urine, a serum bicarbonate level greater than 18 mmol/L, an anion gap less than 12 mmol/L, and the ability to tolerate oral nutrition and fluids. HHS is considered resolved when osmolarity is less than 320 mmol/kg and there is a gradual recovery to mental alertness.\nThe conditions causing the three metabolic abnormalities characteristic of DKA (i.e., hyperglycemia, ketosis, and acidosis) overlap. Alcoholism and starvation can result in ketosis, whereas, in some instances, the effect of lactic acidosis, chronic renal failure, or ingestion of drugs, such as salicylate, methanol, ethylene glycol, and paraldehyde, is high anion gap metabolic acidosis. The key diagnostic feature distinguishing between diabetic and alcohol-induced ketoacidosis is the plasma glucose level. Patients with decreased food intake (<500 kcal/day) may also present with ketosis; however, starvation ketosis is rarely accompanied by a serum bicarbonate concentration less than 18 mEq/L.\nClose more info about Hyperglycemic Crisis",
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        "raw_content": "Japan's rhythm game infatuation: Empty wallets, full hearts\nMillions of dollars flow from happy fans every day.\nIori Kusano, 07.13.18\nI am not showing you my receipts. We're not here to talk about me. We're here to talk about the hundreds of thousands of people dumping their money into the mobile rhythm-game industry.\nI just happen to be one of them.\nYou can find us anywhere in Japan -- clutching our phones on the commuter train, tucked into the corners of cafes where we sap the WiFi, hunched over on the rest-area benches in fancy department stores. In a world of smartphones, rhythm games are practically the national sport. They're simple enough from a gameplay perspective: You tap, swipe, and slide your fingers around the screen in time to some catchy tune, like Dance Dance Revolution for the hands. Depending on the game and what graphics setting you choose, you get 2- or 3D videos accompanying each song, some of which approach the production standards of proper music videos. These games tend to take up a lot of storage; mine add up to around 15GB. They also eat a fair chunk of my monthly data plan.\nI have four poisons of choice, which may tell you an awful lot about the state of my social life, student-loan repayments and sleep cycle: The iDOLM@STER Cinderella Girls: Starlight Stage, The iDOLM@STER Million Live: Theater Days, Uta Macross, and The Prince of Tennis: Rising Beat. These games, and most like them, are free to download. It is theoretically possible to invest nothing but time in them and never spend a cent.\nIt is theoretically possible, but it's also very unlikely. Most rhythm games use a \"gacha\" (loot box) system, generating revenue by offering players the chance to pull rare character cards and pretty 3D models with unique costumes. A lot of people cleverer and better-credentialed than me have written about the dangers of loot boxes; some countries and states have tried to regulate loot boxes as a form of gambling. The iDOLM@STER (iM@S) games boast a more generous drop rate for their highest rarity tier (Super Super Rare) than many others -- a whopping 3%, with frequent \"Festivals\" that double the drop rate--but those are still bad enough odds that jaded fans refer to the games' publisher, Bandai Namco Entertainment, as \"Scamco.\"\nI don't have the emotional fortitude to sit down with a calculator and my Google Play purchase history. The best I can tell you is that my spending is somewhere in triple digits. Quizoxy, a member of the mod team for subreddits r/StarlightStage and r/TheaterDays (two of the three iM@S mobile rhythm games), states that they have spent over $4,000 USD on Starlight Stage alone. Then there are the real high rollers, like Eruruu, who spent over 500,000 JPY rolling on a single box to bring his best girl home in April 2017. It took him a total of 1,693 pulls to bring out the card he was aiming for.\nI can sympathize. I've never taken it that far (I've never had the resources necessary to go that far) but I may have, after throwing over $100 into a limited box, googled a checklist for symptoms of compulsive gambling.\nI am not alone in my addiction hobby.\nStarlight Stage has hung out in the Japanese Android and iOS stores' \"Top Grossing\" chart almost continuously since its release in September 2015, and currently sits in the top 10 in both stores. Within its first three months, the game was downloaded over 10 million times. Its third tie-in single, \"Hi-Fi Days,\" debuted at the top of the Oricon record chart and was certified gold by the Recording Industry Association of Japan. Starlight Stage is so profitable that for its second anniversary it gave away 22,220,000 yen (around $201,000) to players via lottery.\nAlthough some makers of mobile games release public earnings reports, these focus on the company as a whole, rather than breaking down revenue game-by-game. CyberAgent, the parent company of Cygames (developers of Starlight Stage, as well as the overwhelmingly lucrative RPG GranBlue Fantasy) and Craft Egg (developers of competing rhythm game BanG Dream! Girls Band Party), currently has a 13.4% share of the smartphone game market. In its financial report for fiscal year 2017, CyberAgent reported that its games division took in net sales of 140.3 billion yen ($1.27 billion) with an operating profit of 26.5 billion yen ($239 million).\n2018 is shaping up to be a lucrative year for CyberAgent. It's already reported a 51.7% increase from Q1 to Q2 due to anniversary events in BanG Dream! and special promotions in its other games. Recent figures compiled by IGAWorks for mobileindex.com show Starlight Stage's average daily take as 73 million yen (about $660,000). Further, CyberAgent stock prices have recently jumped due to a partnership with Nintendo (sending stock prices of rival developer and previous Nintendo collaborator DeNA, makers of Uta Macross, plunging). Before this upset, DeNA reported its total games-segment revenue as 98 billion yen ($885 million), with 25.1 billion yen ($227 million) operating profit. While this represents a decrease from their previous year's earnings, it's still a respectable chunk of change.\nNot all companies report their figures publicly, but numbers like these don't come from a handful of big spenders. They point to large, dedicated fanbases willing to open their wallets.\nMost rhythm games feature an expansive cast of cute girls. Starlight Stage, one of the most populous, features 183 idols in total -- too many to know them all intimately, but the perfect amount to trigger that \"Gotta catch 'em all!\" instinct in a target market raised on Pok\u00e9mon. These large casts operate on the same marketing strategy as real-life idol groups: If you keep throwing in more characters, eventually everyone will find someone to love.\nIt'd be easy to assume from the platoons of cute female characters that rhythm games are marketed mainly to men. Some rhythm games are deliberately geared toward a female audience, such as The iDOLM@STER Side M LIVE ON ST@GE!, which functions essentially like the other iM@S rhythm games but features 46 cute boys as your singing stars. Rising Beat, with 57 characters, capitalizes on the mostly-female fandom that the Prince of Tennis manga and anime series has been building since 1999. However, plenty of girls (particularly in the American side of the fanbase) play iM@S and Love Live! as well, picking out favorites they'd want to befriend or mentor in real life.\nStory chapters are released regularly in most rhythm games. In idol-centric games, the player is cast in a producer/manager role and can sometimes interact with the characters via dialogue options. As they interact with the characters and learn about their personal quirks, players become emotionally invested--and that's where the money comes from. None of these games expect you to love all the characters equally, although some players attempt to raise their idols without playing favorites. But the developers count on users forming attachments to their personal \"best girls.\" You vote for them in popularity polls, you buy their keychains and cell phone charms (if the publisher is generous enough to make you some), and, if they're a featured card in the gacha box, you pull and pull until your girl \"comes home.\" Featured cards generally come with unique outfits for the 3D model, and in some games, users can merge multiple copies of the same card in order to increase item drop rates during normal gameplay or raise a card's stats.\nEruruu, who has been playing Starlight Stage since its release, explains that he liked Shirasaka Koume, the game's resident horror-movie fanatic, from the moment she was introduced. \"I think I was interested in her because she looked so eccentric,\" he said. \"The gap between her appearance and her personality was also appealing.\" His famous 1,693-pull video shows not only his dedication to his favorite character but also a certain \"team spirit\" that develops between players. Eruruu, who livestreams many of his gacha pulls, states: \"I think of them as a form of entertainment. I try to make sure my gacha streams are fun for my viewers, too.\" He clearly succeeds in doing so, as some audience members donate cash toward his gacha expenditures in return for the thrills he provides.\nQuizoxy acknowledges that gacha systems are, at their core, gambling, but they point out that gacha is also \"the main source for game developers to fund production for free content access.\" While they disapprove of practices that pressure players to spend on microtransactions, Quizoxy acknowledges that paying players help keep the game up and running for the F2P crowd.\nI'm of the same camp. While I don't always get the card I want out of the gacha, I'm voting with my dollars -- funding the addition of new features and story chapters, and hopefully contributing to a sales spike that demonstrates my favorite characters' popularity and profitability.\nNo matter how cute the characters are, a rhythm game lives or dies on the strength of its music. iM@S frequently features songs by members of the famous MONACA music studio, as well as Linda AI-CUE, who composed for Taiko no Tatsujin, and singer-songwriter Fujita Maiko. Most games attempt to diversify their offerings, playing to different characters' personalities. Even if the characters are idols, their repertoire surpasses traditional idol pop to include enka, rock, techno, rap and even death metal. The publishers rake in further earnings by publishing extended versions of these songs on CD and digital download, often accompanied by audio dramas. The Prince of Tennis franchise has been releasing character songs as anime tie-in merch since the early 2000s. With over three hundred CD singles already published, some of which are written and composed by the voice actors themselves, the developers have chosen to stagger implementation and dole out their existing material gradually.\nUta Macross deserves special mention here as well: Although the game features only 10 playable characters, the franchise itself dates back to the 1980s. In order to appeal to the established fandom and bring in older players, classic songs such as \"Lion\" (2008), \"Sudden Attack Love Heart\" (1995) \"My Boyfriend Is a Pilot\" (1982) and \"Do You Remember Love?\" (1984) are made available to players almost immediately.\nThe songs have to be catchy because players will spend a lot of time with them. When new songs are introduced for special in-game events, players who intend to \"tier\" for ranking rewards often repeat the same song dozens, even hundreds of times. For the most part, I'm not particularly ambitious about chasing rewards; I only play about 12 hours per week between Starlight Stage and Theater Days, with a further two or three hours on Uta Macross and Rising Beat. Livestreamer Eruruu estimates that he puts in twenty-four hours every week between Starlight Stage, BanG Dream! and Osu!.\n\"On average, I spend four to five hours daily on weekdays and roughly eight hours daily on weekends to assist users, plan and initiate content release for months to come.\"\nQuizoxy, meanwhile, is a highly competitive player who plays \"pretty much throughout the day if I am not at work or busy with other commitments.\" They have earned multiple high score trophies for Starlight Stage in-game events, as well as 13 SSS trophies, which are awarded monthly to the top two thousand players. In June 2018, Quizoxy placed at Rank 1 for the Season 22 SSS ranking cycle, making them the single most active Starlight Stage player worldwide for the month of June. In addition, they also play Theater Days, BanG Dream! and Tokyo 7th Sisters.\nHowever, Quizoxy also keeps busy by moderating r/StarlightStage and r/TheaterDays, two of the main sources of English-language information about these games. Because neither game has an English localization, Quizoxy has devoted countless hours to writing startup guides, translating official announcements and providing technical support to other players. They describe his commitment as fairly time-intensive: \"On average, I spend four to five hours daily on weekdays and roughly eight hours daily on weekends to assist users, plan and initiate content release for months to come.\" Quizoxy hopes that this work can inspire other fans to participate in building the English-speaking iM@S community.\nBut why do users like Quizoxy need to put forth this effort? Unfortunately, most companies are unwilling or unable to do it themselves.\nDespite the billions of dollars rhythm games earn in the domestic market, most of them are not officially available for download in America. While Love Live! released an English localization, fans strongly criticized developer KLab's removal of homosexual subtext from the characters' interactions, causing KLAB to issue a patch with more accurate translations. Bushiroad and Craft egg recently ported BanG Dream! to English, but this is a newer game. Comparatively, Starlight Stage has almost three years' worth of event stories, character stories, loading-screen comic panels and incidental dialogue. Translating this much content would be a time-consuming endeavor.\nFurther, the large casts of rhythm games would make for incredibly costly audio dubs. The music also presents a problem: If it's left as-is, the contrast between each character's speaking and singing voices may be deeply unpleasant. If it's dubbed over (as some '90s anime imports attempted to do), this creates even more work for the translators and voice actors.\nIn some cases, there are also licensing issues that prevent global distribution. In the 1980s, Harmony Gold purchased international rights to the original Super Dimension Fortress Macross anime for use in Robotech, and aggressively asserted global rights not only to the original series but to its sequels. This has prevented other companies from acquiring the rights to release subsequent series such as 2008's Macross Frontier and 2016's Macross Delta outside of Japan and interfered with the release of related merchandise such as figurines and games. Harmony Gold's licensing rights will not expire until 2021, so we're not likely to see Uta Macross on the American Google Play and iPhone stores anytime soon.\nHowever, these games aren't entirely unavailable to non-Japanese consumers. It's possible to download the games' APKs via third-party distributors like QooApp, enabling out-of-region use. This is a beneficial situation for many companies. Quizoxy explains that APK distribution allows companies to profit from foreign markets without investing in their development: \"Regardless [of] the fact that the game is not distributed or supported in other regions, players will still be able to access the game and spend on in-game purchases. That way, they are able to bring in sales without actually providing the additional service to other regions.\"\nIt's tempting to frame my relationship with rhythm games as an addiction narrative, and I'll admit that I frequently do so in service of cheap laughs. But the truth is that this is an industry I'm happy to support. When I spend money on them, I know that I have no guarantee of pulling the card I want. Gacha is, at its heart, gambling. What is guaranteed is that I'm continuing to support the voice actors, musicians and choreographers who pour their talent into these games. I don't view my spending habit as substantially different than those of my friends who shell out for Overwatch loot boxes or new Borderlands episodes.\nFurther, I feel that I have an incentive to put money into these games simply to prolong my access to them. 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        "raw_content": "Cautious Optimism about Geraldton's future\nI'm quite positive with respect to the economic stability of Geraldton long term, and can personally attest to Geraldton being one of the best places in the country to live if you're looking for a great balance of lifestyle, affordability, and beauty.\nI'm not bullish because I am sure there are going to me thousands of high paying jobs in 5 years though. I'm positive because Geraldton has a fundamental handful of things that make it great. There's enough jobs if you have the right skill set or are willing to undertake training or education. There's few better places in terms of beaches and a wonderful outdoor lifestyle. And you don't need to be a multi millionaire to live near the beach, like you would in Sydney, Melbourne or Perth.\nYet as a media publication, it's very challenging to publish anything that questions a bullish narrative around Geraldton's economic prospects.\nThe bulk of our advertisers are both business and property owners, and they, as you expect, have a natural desire to see a positive story about Geraldton's economic future be the constant narrative.\nBut the last decade plus of unquestioned positivity has lead to lots of members of the public being left holding investments that are now worth far less than they paid. I personally know people who owe far more on their homes than what they could reasonable be expected to sell them for today.\nSure, it's not the first time real estate prices have fallen in Gero, but the fact that many of these purchases were made under an irresponsible narrative painted by those in various levels of Government, and indeed, us in the media, is a problem. Why are there more and more empty shops around Geraldton each month? Why has the population dropped so much in the last 3 years? Why are we still building new shopping centres in the midst of this? Why did the federal government incentivise massive amounts of development and new homes built when landlords struggled to even find tenants for existing properties?\nRewind to 2006. Property prices around WA were booming, in large part due to the insatiable demand for WA's iron ore from China. And of course there was the O word.\nOakajee. Word on the street was that the Oakajee Port, north of Geraldton, was going to go ahead, and when it did, you could expect basically a repeat of what happened in Karratha and Port Hedland, where people were paying over $2000 per week to rent a shack, and they had to hand over the marriage rights to the eldest daughter.\nI earnestly jumped into the property market during this heady time, paying ABOVE asking price for a fibro home in Rangeway. It felt great when I discovered my home had increased in value by at least 50 grand within a few months too. I knew it was in part because of economic fundamentals I had no control over, but I couldn't help patting myself on the back for being so smart and buying when I did.\nDuring this same period in 2006, way before I ever decided to launch Everything Geraldton, I realised it was super hard to get any local news online. So I built a small website where I posted any news content about Geraldton I could find. Literally no-one but I used it, but it led me to become quite engrossed in what was happening with respect to Oakajee.\nEssentially, a Chinese backed mob thought they had the rights to build the port. They planned on actually doing it too. They had money lined up, but right when they were about to press the big green button, McTiernan and Labor in their infinite wisdom, decided the agreement that the original mob had was too old, and now we should open the process up to tender.\nThat decision added at least a year of dicking around to the Oakajee process, and in the end, the Japanese backed competitors won the tender.\nExcept they never built it. During the time of all the fluffing around, the costs of labour (people working, not the political party) went through the roof, and the effects of the US economic disaster was starting to be felt around the world. I remember there was a week there where you literally couldn't get a bank loan, everyone's super was frozen, and all of a sudden it became super unlikely Oakajee was still viable.\nBut the hype around Oakajee didn't die just yet. In fact, there was an \"Iron Ore Alliance\" that had formed in the Mid West that had produced a publication that prophesied Geraldton's population was going to hit between 75,000 and 100,000. I scratched my head at how a bunch of pencil pushers came up with these numbers.\nI read through everything I could about Oakajee. The entire port was going to ship about 45 million tonnes a year, maaaaybe 60 million in a stretch.\n\"60 million?\" I exclaimed one day. \"That's nothing.\"\nUp north, BHP and Rio would ADD a 300 million tonne port before breakfast. And here we are thinking a 60 million tonne port is going to make us all property millionaires?\nMeanwhile, the City of Geraldton was hiking rates like they were in the rate raising olympics. Property, all of a sudden, didn't seem like such a great investment.\nNationally syndicated writers, economists and property \"gurus\" boldly kept predicting Geraldton was the next \"boom town\", and that it was a \"gateway\" to the North West and to the Mid West.\nOakajee Port was not built.\nI remember attending a rates meeting briefing with the CGG a few years ago, where they presented rates predictions over the next decade. I raised my hand with a question.\n\"You're predicting in those charts that the Geraldton population is going to hit 75,000. Where are you getting those numbers?\"\nIt seemed to me an important question. Here we are budgeting for the future based on an assumption that Geraldton is going to spike in population within a foreseeable timeline. Based on what I knew about Geraldton's economy, what was coming to town, and the downturn globally in commodities, I couldn't see why 40,000 people were going to decide to move to Gero all of a sudden.\nI was told the numbers were from different \"official sources\".\nThere was no explanation about how those official sources made their predictions, but if reading Nassim Taleb has taught me anything, I was right to be skeptical.\nAs you know, the exact opposite happened. Geraldton's population declined in the following few years.\nNow, to Alannah McTiernan's credit, she DID try and calm the mindless hype about Geraldton down a little. \"Cautious optimism\" was what she publicly called for at an economic forum in Geraldton. She was a little drowned out by others predicting untold riches who thought China had a special money printing machine that never turned off.\nBut perhaps her message was the narrative we should have adopted all along.\n\"Cautious optimism.\"\nInvest only after doing your own due diligence.\nDon't borrow more than you can afford to repay because you don't know if you'll be able to sell this asset later.\nMaybe Oakajee Port will get built, maybe it won't. But even if it IS built, it will only employ a couple of hundred people when it's finished.\nMaybe the investors who are saying China's economy is grossly overheated are correct, and we're going to see a very, very painful economic collapse from our largest customer.\nCautious optimism.\nNow I don't write this brief overview to say \"I told you so\"... because I didn't tell anyone so. If the banks would have given me more money, I'd own 7 units in Rangeway right now wondering why God hated me so much by allowing me to make such a decision.\nAt best I was a bit skeptical.\nAnd hey, maybe history could have gone differently. Maybe the US never allows stupid loans to be written to people who couldn't afford them and we don't have the GFC. Maybe Oakajee Port gets built AND the surrounding land gets developed into a thriving industrial precinct.\nMaybe that pile of land near the airport sitting dormant the City of Geraldton tried to turn into a technology park gets bought by Amazon and we have a thriving little tech community employing developers and software engineers.\nBut those things didn't happen. And instead, those \"gurus\" who made the heady predictions about Geraldton's growth lost no money. They're off doing other things, making money predicting the future somewhere else. They had no skin in the game, but we listened to them because they told us what we wanted to hear.\nThe people who paid the price are those who didn't possess the ability to dig below the surface, and made investment decisions that they now regret.\nI realise that all of us in business want to see positive economic sentiment that will help raise the tide of all our boats.\nBut lets make sure we don't repeat the mistakes of the last decade. Let's ignore the instinct to only listen to economic predictions that we WANT to be true.\nAnd let's dispense with the hype.\nI don't need hype. I need facts.\nUpdate: Correction around who had rights to originally build port.\nFebruary 19, 2018 / Jason Smith/ 10 Comments\nFB, Business, Opinion, Real Estate\nGreenough Pioneer Museum have a very cool \"Women Through The Ages\" exhibition at the moment\nGet down to the Greenough Pioneer Museum and check out the Women Through the Ages exhibition.\nThanks Michelle McKoy for these great shots.\nBusiness, Community, FB\nWho is Lara Sadowski?\nIf you've ever looked in the real estate section of a Geraldton publication, chances are you've come across Lara Sadowski's smiling faced. She's been selling real estate for the last decade in Geraldton, and has consistently been ranked as one of the most successful sellers.\nI first met Lara on the very week Everything Geraldton launched in 2012. It was at a business networking meeting. Lara happened to be chairing the meeting, and I remember clearly thinking 'wow, this person is pretty dynamic.' She had control of the room, confidence in herself, and achieved it all with a warmth and calm that made others feel comfortable.\nWhen I learned of her real estate sales success, I was not surprised in the slightest. Every time I've spoken with Lara since then, she's been equally engaging.\nI have long had the goal of speaking with a number of active, successful, or interesting people in Geraldton, and learning a little more about what makes them tick. Lara was kind enough to grant me some time out of her busy schedule.\nAs I sat down with Lara Sadowski in the Geraldton Property Team offices, a coffee was brought in for me. It was a Moccona. Lara sent it back and asked her staff to bring a \"proper\" coffee.\nAs I chatted with Lara for the next couple of hours, I would learn Lara has no problem doing things the hard way if the result means a better outcome.\nLara Sadowski was born and bred in Geraldton, a child of European immigrants. She says her parents were both very hard workers.\nShe attended St Francis Primary and then Stella Marris, now called Nagle.\nHer original plan was to become a school teacher, but that didn't quite pan out.\n\"I mucked around too much in year 12\", she recounts. \"So my TEE scores weren't high enough.\"\nThat sent Lara to TAFE to redo year 12, which was where she stumbled across dental nursing.\n\"There were 250 applications, 15 positions, and I was the only country kid.\" The fact that Lara can remember those numbers so accurately points to her sense of accomplishment.\nA relationship back in Geraldton at the time made sure Lara did her best to land a position back home once her studies were finished. She worked in the school dental service upon her return to Geraldton.\n\"The school dental service was very boring,\" says Lara, clearly not a fan of a cushy job. \"Just checkups, fillings... it wasn't challenging. Because it was government as well, there was no drive to work.\"\nThe disconnection between her income and how hard she would work used to drive Lara mad.\n\"So I ventured out into private practice. I was working in the school dental service by day, and for Chapman Road Dental at night, with Jim Hu.\"\nAfter the nurse working for Geoff Noonan at Chapman Rd left, Lara took the position, and was there full time for 14 years.\nBut even that full time position wasn't enough to keep Lara from becoming restless.\n\"While I was doing that job I was working at Video Ezy. I'd finish work at 5:30, jump the fence, literally, then work 6 to 9 at night at Video Ezy. I did that for about six years.\"\nLara's life philosophy begins to show through at this point. \"If you want things in life you've got to work for them,\" she says. \"I've always been one to get what I wanted myself.\" Her emphasise was on the I, not the wanted. \"I haven't been one to rely on someone else to get it for me.\"\nLara also spent time working at Price Attack, and running a night time dental nursing course.\nSo how did Lara find herself going from dental nursing, plus two other part time jobs, being an owner of a real estate firm?\nIt seems it may have simply been a case of noticing what someone else had, and asking what she had to do to get that too.\nLara says she had a \"very very dear friend\", named Natalie, who at the time was working for Kalazich Smith Real Estate. Lara couldn't help but notice that her friend's income was a lot higher than what Lara was pulling in, despite working three jobs.\n\"So I approached Warren Kalazich and asked 'What do you think if I got into real estate' and he said 'I think you'd be great.'\"\nLara has a tenderness in her voice when she recounts her conversation with Warren Kalazich. \"He was a dear family friend, and he backed me financially. It was a roll of the dice for him.\" Even today, Lara still looks to Warren as something of a mentor.\nWithin the year Mr Kalazich retired and sold the business.\nAround that time Lara made the move to Geraldton Property Team, having been approached by the owners at the time. She didn't leave immediately to join GPT, due to a goal of staying the full 12 months to give herself the best chance of winning Rookie of the Year in sales. Had she moved offices early, her sales count would not have carried over to her new employer.\nBut the transition to GPT wasn't perfectly smooth. Some internal issues and office conflict resulted in departure for GPT before the full 12 months was done.\nBut Lara still managed to win Rookie of the Year, \"and came third for the whole of Geraldton,\" Lara recalls. Quite the feat for an industry newcomer.\nBut while those who didn't know Lara personally would have only seen an extremely successful sales rookie, with a growing income, plenty of employment prospects, and a bright future, Lara's private life was going through a very rocky time.\nLara's father, a local business personality, took his own life. This had a strong impact on Lara, and not too long after, Lara also lost her marriage. Coupled with a change of employer and the stress involved in leaving her previous place of employment, she clearly had a lot to deal with.\nSo how did she cope?\n\"I reset my whole life, and outlook and everything. I went on a few courses, personal development courses, Cre8. I also went to a lot of real estate courses and seminars on my own. I'd jump on a plane and go to Sydney. I really just started to broaden my mind.\"\n\"So that was about 12 months of soul searching, but I was still doing very well in real estate. My career had taken off big time.\"\n\"And then I met an ag pilot.\"\nTim Greenaway was his name.\n\"So life is back on track. I met this amazing man.\"\n\"He was over here flying, doing some jobs. We met and fell in love. He moved over from Byron Bay and he started real estate with me. He wanted to give up the flying because it was dangerous, you're flying low, power lines... health wise it wasn't good for him.\"\n\"So he gave it up, started real estate with me. And he came home one day and said 'look, a farmer just wants me to do a quick job, it'll be some quick cash'. \"\n\"That was the last time I ever saw him.\"\nIt was a Tuesday in September 2010, when the crop duster Tim was flying crashed near Northern Gully Road, in Chapman Valley.\nMy attempts to convey what someone must have felt using written words are sometimes completely futile. This is one of those times.\n\"I took four weeks off. The office was very supportive.\"\nHaving said that, Lara admitted her P.A. left upon her return to work. So that was another setback.\nBut something odd happened upon her return to work. She was able to hang on to all her clients. And in addition to that, new clients came on board. Lara said it was because people saw her as a strong person, who had overcome such a tragedy and still kept moving forward, that they sought her out to be their real estate agent.\nI questioned whether she knew this for a fact.\n\"I'd have people ring me for an appraisal and I'd say:\n'Why did you call me?'\n'Well your partner died in a plane crash didn't he?'\n'Well, yeah.'\n\"So it was the feedback of my determination to move on with my life... see I could have hung my boots up, Jason, and said 'I'm not doing that any more.'\"\nI asked, \"Was it a conscious decision (to not quit), or was it just never on the cards?\"\nLara responded in a flat, calm voice. It was a tone that was vulnerable, and lacked any inflection, emphasis, or meter. It was the kind of somber tone you would use in a confessional with a priest.\n\"I had to work very hard mentally to do that.\"\nVery. Hard.\nThat it didn't come easy for Lara, someone gifted in so many areas, reminded me she is human. Financial or business success is no insulation from the trauma of life. It was no given that she would manage to get out of bed each day after such a loss. Yet that was the path she had chosen.\nWe chatted about professional help after dealing with traumatic events. \"In life we bottle things up, and that's why everyone has melt downs. I mean, no one escapes break down. I was never diagnosed as someone having a mental breakdown, but you know in yourself ... when you're not your usual self, and you think 'wow, this is not me'. So when you speak to people, professionals, who know what questions to ask, it's amazing how good you feel.\"\nLara continued on in her sales capacity at GPT for two years, then discussions began regarding succession planning. Lara Sadowski, along with David Potiuch, and Mairi and Jim Quinn, would end up becoming the new owners of GPT.\nEven as an owner, Lara still works in a sales role within Geraldton Property Team.\nPart of chatting with Lara was an attempt to learn who she was outside of work. What I learned was that Lara doesn't ever really stop being Lara the real estate agent.\n\"I love it. Any team member can call me any time. I work seven days a week.\"\nLara said her and her partner, Warrick Nevill, will work every single day for eight weeks, then perhaps head to Perth for the weekend for some time off.\nBut she admitted she still enjoys some downtime, and shared of her new tradition with Warrick to try and catch a movie together on a Thursday. Lara acknowledged that if she was married to someone outside of real estate, the marriage would fail.\nSome downtime.\n\"Certainly I've got more work-life balance since I've been with Warwick, which is the last four years.\" She calls Warrick her best friend, and enjoys being able to work with him.\nThey say if you find a career you love, you'll never work a day in your life. I guess I was surprised to actually meet someone so passionate and committed to their profession that they didn't really try to switch off from it.\n\"My work is my passion, it's my life.\"\nPeople, Business\nYou need to speak Chinese to qualify for this labouring job in Geraldton\nA local resident spotted this curious labouring job ad on Gum Tree recently.\nThe job requires someone who can \"lift heavy things\".\nBut what made eyebrows raise was the need to also speak Chinese.\nAt a building site.\nIn Geraldton.\nThe job was also listed on Indeed.\nNo explanation was provided why the need to speak Chinese, and we were curious as to why this was a requirement.\nWe reached out to Herald Build and have not received a response.\nOther Geraldton based jobs advertised by Herald Build did not include a requirement to speak Chinese.\nHerald Build are based on Newcastle Street in Perth. We will update this if they respond to our enquiry.\nOctober 28, 2016 / Everything Geraldton/ 6 Comments\nTown Towers' building site has been robbed 8 times already... $500 reward for your help\nFor the last eight weeks, SMF Projects have been underway doing the renovations works to the Town Towers.\nIn that time, they are reporting that they have been broken into eight times. The offenders have caused damage to the property, and are adding cost and time to the building process.\nSMF Projects are offering a \"$500 reward for information that will lead to an arrest.\"\nIf you can identify any of the individuals in the images below, please contact Geraldton Police on 9923 4555.\nOur recent video on the announcement of Town Towers renovations being underway.\nCrime, Community, Business, Of Interest, FB\nPort View Restaurant are having trouble with Telstra at the moment. To make a booking at their restaurant call 0437252672\nAlert, Of Interest, Business\nThe Geraldton NBN Survey\nNow's your chance to have your say on the NBN in Geraldton.\nBusiness, Community, Quiz, Your Say, Technology, Of Interest\nTown Towers Redevelopment Underway\nArtists impression of finished project\nThe City of Greater Geraldton has been in negotiations with the developers of Geraldton\u2019s iconic Town Towers building and works have now commenced.\nThe application proposes the refurbishment of the existing building to include a mixed use development, consisting of commercial and retail components as well as 40 serviced apartments.\nThe City has been in talks with property developers for quite some time to ensure the best outcome for the building.\nCity of Greater Geraldton Mayor Shane Van Styn said in-depth discussions had been taking place to ensure the best result.\n\u201cNegotiations on rates concessions and incentives have been concluded and all parties have agreed on an outcome that will see Town Towers redeveloped,\u201d he said.\n\u201cI extend my praise to the developers on this project who have worked tirelessly on the progression of this development and the works, and on behalf of the City we are very grateful for their investment.\u201d\nBuilt in the 1970s, Town Towers was occupied by tenants until 2008. Since then, it has been empty and under much scrutiny due to crime and vandalism.\n\u201cThe development of Town Towers has been a big talking point for quite some time as the building holds such significance in our community due to its prominence in our CBD,\u201d Mayor Van Styn said.\n\u201cWe know the potential this building holds and that\u2019s why we have been working so closely with developers to get this over the line.\n\u201cThis is a great and very significant indicator of the up-turn in our economy and it means great things for Greater Geraldton\u2019s future.\u201d\nProject Manager, Grant Pitman, said the positive growth in Geraldton was a big factor in moving forward with the development.\n\u201cWe\u2019re extremely excited about the development of Geraldton\u2019s Town Towers and we know the potential this holds for the city,\u201d he said.\n\u201cThis has been a prolonged process, and a tough project to get off the ground, but it was the proactive approach of the Council and the willingness to work right alongside us that helped us get the project going.\n\u201cWe see a very strong future for Geraldton and we believe this development will only help grow that.\u201d\nA recommendation to grant a rates concession for the building was passed by Council and Mayor Van Styn said the project would mean positive outcomes for the City\u2019s vibrancy.\n\u201cThis development fits in perfectly with our City Centre Revitalisation Plan,\u201d he said.\n\u201cWe have a new vision for our CBD and we will be engaging and working with even more key industry stakeholders, developers and investors to help enhance the vibrancy of our CDB.\n\u201cRevitalisation in our City centre has been a top priority for us and we have already progressed our Foreshore with the finalisation of the West End Revitalisation Project and the progression of Town Towers is the next phase in our bigger plan.\u201d\nUpdates on construction works and announcements on road closures will be released in the coming weeks.\nCommunity, Press Release, Business, Video, Tourism\nBrilliant news! Tourism to the Coral Coast up 15% for the year\nThe Coral Coast stretches from Cervantes to Exmouth.\nVisitors spent $638 million in the last 12 months.\n951,000 domestic tourists visited in 2015-16 financial year\nThat's 15 higher than last year, and 42% higher than 3 years ago.\nAustralia\u2019s tourism industry is currently growing three times as fast as the rest of the Australian economy, and the latest tourism numbers for the Coral Coast show it.\nMore than 950,000 domestic tourists came to Australia's Coral Coast, the coastline between Cervantes and Exmouth, and spent $638 million in the last 12 months, the latest figures from Tourism Research Australia show.\nThe Member for Durack Melissa Price MP said the National Visitor Survey shows Australia's Coral Coast is proving popular for those holidaying in Australia.\n\u201cThis is great news for the local economy and local jobs,\u201d Ms Price said.\n\u201cIt is fantastic people are choosing our beautiful region to visit and spend their money.\u201d\nProduced by Tourism Research Australia, for the 2015-16 financial year, the survey shows 951,000 domestic tourists visited Australia's Coral Coast, an increase of 15 per cent from the previous year and 42 per cent over three years.\nWhile visiting tourists spent $638 million, an increase of 16 per cent from the previous year and 58 per cent over three years.\nVisitor nights also recorded growth, with domestic tourists staying 4,740,000 nights in Australia's Coral Coast, an increase of 24 per cent from the previous year and 46 per cent over three years.\n\u201cThe survey shows tourism continues to drive local jobs and economic growth,\u201d Ms Price said.\n\u201cTourism remains an important focus for the Turnbull Government, with our vibrant tourism sector forecast to continue its growth trajectory over the next decade,\u201d she said.\nThe National Visitor Survey is available on the Tourism Research Australia website: tra.gov.au\nPress Release, Business, Tourism, FB\nIn Defence of F.I.F.O.\nLetter to the Editor. Received Sept 15, 2016\nAuthor is a local Geraldton resident who asked to remain anonymous.\nI've seen a few posts lately about the evils of the FIFO lifestyle. What it does to families and communities etc.\nThis time last year, we were a FIFO family. My husband started working on the mines when my youngest child was about 7 months old. His (the youngest child's) sisters were 4 and 6. We did it for financial reasons. Having met, married and had our family a little later than most of our friends, we found ourselves wanting to be able to provide for our kids, and plan for our retirement and we realised that we'd left it a bit late. So off went my husband, to a better-paying job than he'd been in. Not hugely better-paying, but enough to hopefully pay off our mortgage before retirement age (Not looking good at this stage, but here\u2019s hoping!)\nI wouldn't say it's been all plain-sailing, but then life never is. Yeah, sometimes it's hard to be the stay-at-home parent. 24/7 responsibility, for everything, over 50% of the time; No-one to fix complicated stuff when it breaks (I have however, learnt to re-wire trailer lights, change mower blades, use high-school-level physics to lift and shift heavy stuff, and bury dead pets); showing up alone so often to school events that people think you're a single parent; Most of all, a lack of sensible adult conversation. My husband missed the kids horribly; had to juggle his own needs when he was home, with the need to take care of \"stuff\" (mostly the afore-mentioned complicated broken things); and deal with the sense of isolation that comes with being absent - whole chunks of life that happened while he was away, and that he struggled to catch up with.\nThen my husband was made redundant. And suddenly we have him home again!! Or do we?\nHe is now working in the same industry he was in before he became a miner. On less money than he was getting 11 years ago; with shitty conditions; away most of the time, usually at short notice, and usually with no idea of when he\u2019ll be home again.\nIt's still hard to be the stay-at-home parent. 24/7 responsibility for everything 90% of the time and with no ability to plan ahead; Still no-one to fix complicated stuff when it breaks (No time on his 1-2 days off every 2-3 weeks, so now some of our reduced income has to pay people to do that stuff); Both of us showing up even less to school events because I'm trying to work extra hours to cover the loss in income; Having to rely more on friends and neighbours to help us out with running kids around, while having less ability to return the favours; Adult conversation has become less sensible and less about us and our family, and more like a counselling session to help him cope.\nMost of all, my 11 year-old son misses his Dad. He always did, but I could always tell him when Dad would be home. We could plan stuff; We could prepare surprises or special meals and events for when he was home; If he was going to be away on a special occasion (Birthdays, Christmas, anniversaries), we had time to adjust and organise to celebrate on different days. Now we never know if he\u2019s going to be home in 2 days or in 20. Or for how long.\nFIFO doesn't suit every family. You have to be strong, and you have to be resilient. As a stay-at-home parent, you have to learn how to fix stuff (or when to call an expert in); You have to learn how to ask for help sometimes; Sometimes you have to learn how to make decisions without discussing it with your partner; You have to work on friendships, because it's your friends who will provide the adult conversation, the support, the baby-sitting and transport to sports events etc. (and the assurances that it doesn't matter that you can't repay the favour); and every so often, the shoulder to cry on, or the loan of a husband to help you shift something really heavy.\nYou also have to learn not to burden the FIFO partner unnecessarily. He or she is lonely, tired and isolated. There's a difference between sharing what's going on at home, and worrying them.\nSo what if the family car blew an engine and is going to cost $4000 to repair. Telling them one day into an 8-day swing is not going to help anyone. They can't do anything. Except worry. While they're working. With explosives and heavy machinery. A kilometre underground. On 12-13 hour shifts.\nThat\u2019s why we never got into the habit of phoning every day. Perhaps I\u2019m a product of an age where telephone calls were a luxury; not every family had a phone, and it was completely normal to go days, or weeks without contact. I have friends with FIFO partners who spend a fortune on telephone bills. I have friends whose children get upset if they can\u2019t talk to Daddy every day. (Personally I think I\u2019d struggle to know what to talk about if we spoke every day!!!). I also have friends whose partners live at home, but whose kids go days, and sometimes weeks, without seeing or speaking to their Dads\u2026 people who work as truck drivers, shift-workers, farmers, fishermen\u2026. For my kids, it\u2019s normal not to talk to Dad every day. They know they can phone him if they need or want to, but otherwise they\u2019re pretty chill with the situation. At least these days, we have telephones, the internet, social media, government-funded support agencies, mobile phones etc. for when we really NEED them.\nOur forebears had none of that. Imagine waving goodbye to a partner going off to drive a mob of cattle from one end of the state to the other. Or to a fisherman, going off for weeks, if not months at sea. Or, almost unimaginable to most of our generation, to a newly-wedded husband off to war. These days we have mobile phones, social media, skype etc. The really BIG stuff can be shared, and partners can come home if they're really needed.\nSo yeah, there\u2019s a certain degree of strength needed if you plan to embark on a FIFO lifestyle. But there are also many benefits, apart from the financial incentives. It will always be a matter of personal choice.\nPersonally, I\u2019d welcome the chance to return to being a FIFO family. I\u2019d like to be able to book annual leave from my job at a time that suits the family. I\u2019d like to be able to commit to events 6-12 months down the track. Or in 3 day\u2019s time. I\u2019d like to be able to accept an invitation to an event, or a chance to work extra hours, or to attend a work-related course later this month; I\u2019d like to be able to promise my kids that they\u2019ll be able to go to an event 3 weeks from now; I\u2019d like to plan to do stuff with my husband.\nIn my opinion, FIFO is an opportunity, like any other lifestyle choice. There are many other lifestyles that are far harder, and less certain, than the FIFO life. There are also many options that are easier. Choose carefully, based on your own personal circumstances, but please don\u2019t demonise the FIFO lifestyle without giving it a fair go, or blame it for all the ills of society. It works for many of us.\nFB, Business, Community, Letters to the Editor\nGeraldton Guardian owner Seven West to buy Sunday Times and Perth Now\nA takeover by The West Australian newspaper's owner Seven West Media (SWM) of the Sunday Times newspaper and its website Perth Now has been given the green light by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC).\nFB, Business\nText message scam warning\nANZ are warning customers of a scam text that is doing the rounds.\nHere's an example of what it looks like.\nThere are two main types of scams like this that circulate by text.\nThe first tries to get you to submit personal data for nefarious purposes. Be aware of this.\nThe second is even more maliscious. This is where hackers can essentially take over your phone just by you clicking a link. It may not be obvious they have done this at first, but they can essentially control the camera, microphone, and see everything you do without your knowledge.\nIf you are running an old version of Android or iOS (iPhone) your phone can sometimes be hacked with a simple text message. With one particular Android vulnerability, you don't even need to open the message.\nUnfortunatly for most Android users, security updates are few and far between. Unless your carrier issues a security update for your phone (which they rarely do) you're pretty vulnerable all of the time. You can root your device and install the latest version of Android yourself, if you don't mind spending a bit of time mucking around.\nApple recently found and fixed a security vulnerability in their iPhone, so if you have the latest software then you're ok.\nAs a general rule though, don't click on links from unknown sources. 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        "raw_content": "Taller than Niagara Falls, twice as wide with 275 cascades spread in a horsehoe shape over nearly two miles of the Iguazu River, Iguaz\u00fa Falls are the result of a volcanic eruption which left yet another large crack in the earth. During the rainy season of November - March, the rate of flow of water going over the falls may reach 450,000 cubic feet (12,750 cubic m) per second.\nThese matter of fact details do nothing to describe the grandeur of the falls, the tremendous amount of water (an average of 553 cubic feet per second) thundering down 269 feet, the tropical location and the sheer beauty that led Eleanor Roosevelt to say Poor Niagara. Four times the width of Niagara Falls, Iguazu Falls are divided by various islands into separate waterfalls. One of the best known is Devil's Throat, or Gargantua del Diablo with its perpetual spray high over the falls. Other notable falls are the San Martin, Bossetti, and Bernabe Mendez.\nIguaz\u00fa Falls, called Foz do Igua\u00e7u in Portuguese, and Cataratas del Iguaz\u00fa in Spanish, lie on the Argentina - Brazil border and are a UNESCO World Natural Heritage Site.\nThe falls are part of a singular practically virgin jungle ecosystem protected by Argentine and Brazilian national parks on either side of the cascades. Two thirds of the falls are on the Argentinian side of the river where you can also tour Iguaz\u00fa National Park where there are jungle trails and bird hikes. Plan a full day in the park to fully enjoy the wildlife flora and fauna.\nIt is possible to see the falls and surrounding area in a lightning trip but it is better to plan at least two days. The view from the Brazilian side is the most panoramic and there are helicopter rides out over the falls from Foz do Igua\u00e7u. You may also take boat rides out to the falls. The light is best in the morning for photographs.\nBest seen from the Brazilian side is the spectacular Devil's Throat, garganta del diablo, where fourteen falls drop 350 feet with such force that there is always a 100 foot cloud of spray overhead. Watch for the rainbow! For a close up view, walk through the subtropical forest of National Igua\u00e7u Park to the base of Salto Floriano and take the elevator to the top of the falls. or walk out over the falls at Salto Union. From the Argentine side you can take a series of catwalks over the water rushing into Devil's Gorge. Protective rain suits are provided. There are some areas where it is possible to swim in the spray of the cascades. Ask locally for instructions but be aware that you might have a resulting problem with cuticle parasites.\nThe best times to see Iguazu Falls are in the spring and fall. Summer is intensely tropically hot and humid, and in winter the water level is considerably lower. There are hotels on both sides of the river and many tour agencies provide sightseeing opportunities around the area. Browse through this list of hotels on the Brazilian side of the falls, or these on the Argentine side.\nDownstream from the falls where the Parana and Iguazu rivers meet, so do the borders of Argentina, Brazil and Paraguay. Each country has created a landmark in their national colors on a spot in each of their countries where you can see all three.\nThe name of the falls comes from the Guaran\u00ed word for \"great water.\" The first Spanish explorer to see the falls (did you see the film The Mission?) was \u00c1lvar N\u00fa\u00f1ez Cabeza de Vaca in 1541 but the vast power of the falls was not fully utilized until the construction of the huge Itaipu hydroelectric power plant built jointly by Paraguay and Brazil. Completed in 1991 the dam is open to tours and provides 12,600,000 KW of power satisfying almost 40% of Brazil and Argentine power needs. The dam one of the largest in the world is touted by both countries as a masterpiece of technology.",
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        "raw_content": "CES, or what they used to call the Consumer Electronics Show, is a magnet for a wide range of technology. Farm Progress got a chance to attend the 2019 event. This first look at tech from the huge event starts with drones, or unmanned aerial vehicles.\nThis is a hot area \u2014 and one where more innovation is happening. A good part of drone use is in the motion picture industry, where these compact machines with high-resolution cameras are replacing helicopters on shoots. Innovations in those areas, however, do translate into future tools that could come to market.\nThere\u2019s a growing business in racing drones, not covered here, which may provide added control innovations in the future. And while there are many drone companies with both fixed-wing and multiprop models, DJI is still the market king. That company has more than 75% of the drone market, but there are a range of players that are knocking at the door.\nIn this gallery is a quick rundown on some interesting innovations; click through to the end for a couple of personal craft farmers might find very interesting. This is just a sampling of the many drones at CES. Those selected show what\u2019s possible for the future of machines for agriculture, though there are a few unique machines included, too.\nOne note: These machines are so new that some are not yet on company websites. They will be soon, but many saw their first public viewing at CES 2019.\nThis is the first gallery from the big event. In the next few weeks we\u2019ll share more of the tools and tech we found.\nTAGS: Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Equipment",
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        "raw_content": "What do you call a feminist who doesn\u2019t want to be called a feminist?\nBY SOPHIE WALKER, LEADER OF THE WOMEN'S EQUALITY PARTY\nIt sounds like the start of a bad joke: \u201cWhat do you call a feminist who doesn\u2019t want to be called a feminist?\u201d\nWe all knew that feminism had a bad name. The small but very vocal group of people around the world who actively campaign against women\u2019s rights have done a very effective job in rebranding this movement for freedom. (When I told my teenage daughter that I was taking on the job of leading the Women\u2019s Equality Party she whooped \u2013 then immediately recoiled and said worriedly: \u201cBut Mum, if you\u2019re going to be a feminist then everyone will hate you.\u201d)\nYet Fawcett\u2019s report doesn\u2019t spell an SOS for feminism. Far from it.\nFor while only 7% of people in the UK describe themselves as feminist, a full two-thirds of people support equality for women and men.\nThis doesn\u2019t come as a surprise to me. Thousands of people have joined the Women\u2019s Equality Party because they understand that Britain\u2019s society and economy can only flourish when everyone is equal. Barely a week goes by without another report from the City on the positive impact on company profits of having a diverse staff that includes senior women in leadership. Year after year, the gender equality model that is being lived in Nordic countries yields data showing that men living a feminist life have a higher standard of living and lower rates of depression, divorce and suicide.\nTwitter trolls insist daily to me that because I am a feminist I must be a man-hater and a liar, but these vituperative voices of misogyny that have been so amplified by the event of social media are also, I believe, contributing to the upswell in what Fawcett calls \u2018the hidden feminists\u2019 \u2013 a group far larger and stronger than the anti-equality activists that strongly disagrees with such attitudes.\nThat group sees how glacial the pace of change has been since the 1970s, when the first feminist wave helped to produce landmark legislation like the Equal Pay and the Sexual Discrimination Act. That group grew up with the result of the backlash against those feminists as men in senior positions of government and business roundly failed to lean in and make the new legislation work. And while that group may have absorbed the negative PR around feminism, it has also absorbed the impact of living in a society where women earn 19 percent less than men every year and are kept out of the top jobs; where two women a week are killed by a partner or former partner; where men outnumber women in Parliament by two to one.\nThat group includes men. It includes women. It includes people from ethnically and socio-economically-diverse backgrounds. It includes people with disabilities and people from the LGBT community. All of those people support movement towards a fairer and more equal life and many of them are actively contributing to that movement.\nThat group is joining the Women\u2019s Equality Party. That group backed campaigns by schoolgirl activists Jessy McCabe and June Eric-Udorie to ensure that women\u2019s voices and experience are reflected in the national curriculum. That group participated in Laura Bates\u2019 Everyday Sexism project, cheered the No More Page 3 campaign and marched to Reclaim the Night in cities around the country. That group is working in boardrooms and classrooms and councils to create a more equal country.\nWhat do we call them if they don\u2019t want to be called feminists? Who cares? I will always be proud to call myself a feminist, but I don\u2019t care if others choose not to. We\u2019ve spent too long arguing about what to call each other. Far better just to get on with the work. Together.\nUntil everyone is equal.\nSophie Walker is leader of the Women\u2019s Equality Party\nRead our full Sex Equality: State of the Nation 2016 report\nSophie Walker is the leader of the Women's Equality Party.",
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        "raw_content": "Right Value Drug Stores, Inc. 7/25/16\nRichard E. Appling, Owner/President\nRight Value Drug Stores, Inc., dba Carie Boyd\u2019s Prescription Shop\nDear Mr. Appling:\nFrom December 2, 2014, to December 12, 2014, U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) investigators conducted an inspection of your facility, Right Value Drug Stores, Inc., dba Carie Boyd\u2019s Prescription Shop, located at 122 Grapevine Highway, Hurst, TX 76054-2406.\nDuring this inspection, the investigators noted that you were not receiving valid prescriptions for individually-identified patients for a portion of the drug products you were producing. In addition, the investigators observed serious deficiencies in your practices for producing sterile drug products, which put patients at risk. For example, our investigators observed that operators produced sterile drug products in the ISO 5 and ISO 7 areas with exposed facial skin and hair, as well as exposed wrists. In addition, your firm did not use a sporicidal agent, sterile wipes, or sterile disinfectants as part of the disinfection program for the ISO 7 areas and the ISO 5 hoods.\nA Form FDA 483 was issued to your firm on December 12, 2014. FDA acknowledges receipt of your firm\u2019s response, dated January 5, 2015. Based on this inspection, it appears that you are producing drugs that violate the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act (FDCA).\nFDA acknowledges that Carie Boyd\u2019s Prescription Shop registered its facility with FDA as a 503B outsourcing facility on January 11, 2016.\nSection 503A of the FDCA [21 U.S.C. \u00a7 353a] describes the conditions under which certain compounded human drug products qualify for exemptions from three sections of the FDCA: compliance with current good manufacturing practice (CGMP) requirements, section 501(a)(2)(B) of the FDCA [21 U.S.C. \u00a7 351(a)(2)(B)]; labeling with adequate directions for use, section 502(f)(1) of the FDCA [21 U.S.C. \u00a7 352(f)(1)]; and FDA approval prior to marketing, section 505 of the FDCA [21 U.S.C. \u00a7 355]. Receipt of valid prescriptions for individually-identified patients is one of the conditions that must be met for drug products to qualify for the exemptions under section 503A.\nDuring the FDA inspection, the investigators observed that your firm did not receive valid prescriptions for individually-identified patients for a portion of the drug products you produced. Accordingly, the drugs you compounded without valid prescriptions for individually identified patients before you registered as an outsourcing facility are not entitled to the exemptions in section 503A.\nAs previously noted, we acknowledge that you registered your facility with FDA as a section 503B outsourcing facility on January 11, 2016. Drug products compounded in a registered outsourcing facility can qualify for exemptions from the FDA approval requirements in section 505 of the FDCA [21 U.S.C. \u00a7 355] and the requirement to label products with adequate directions for use under section 502(f)(1) of the FDCA [21 U.S.C. \u00a7 352(f)(1)] if the drug is compounded by or under the direct supervision of a licensed pharmacist and all of the conditions in section 503B are met. An outsourcing facility compounding under section 503B may or may not obtain prescriptions for individually-identified patients.\nIn addition, outsourcing facilities must comply with other provisions of the FDCA, including section 501(a)(2)(B) regarding compliance with current good manufacturing practice (CGMP), and section 501(a)(2)(A) [21 U.S.C. \u00a7 351(a)(2)(A)] regarding insanitary conditions.\nGenerally, CGMP requirements for finished drug products are established in Title 21 of the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) Parts 210 and 211.\nBecause the drug products that you manufactured and distributed without valid prescriptions for individually-identified patients before you registered as an outsourcing facility were not the subject of approved applications, they are unapproved new drugs and misbranded drugs in violation of sections 505(a) and 502(f)(1) of the FDCA, respectively. In addition, drug products that are intended or expected to be sterile were prepared, packed, or held under insanitary conditions whereby they may have been contaminated with filth, or whereby they may have been rendered injurious to health causing them to be adulterated within the meaning of section 501(a)(2)(A) of the FDCA. Furthermore, because you manufactured and distributed a portion of your drugs without valid prescriptions for individually-identified patients before you registered as an outsourcing facility, the manufacture of those drugs is also subject to FDA\u2019s CGMP regulations for Finished Pharmaceuticals, 21 CFR, Parts 210 and 211. FDA investigators observed significant CGMP violations at your facility, causing your drug products to be adulterated within the meaning of section 501(a)(2)(B) of the FDCA.\nYou do not have any FDA-approved applications on file for the drug products for which you did not obtain valid prescriptions for individually-identified patients before you registered as an outsourcing facility. [1] Under sections 301(d) and 505(a) of the FDCA [21 U.S.C. \u00a7\u00a7 331(d) and 355(a)], a new drug may not be introduced into or delivered for introduction into interstate commerce unless an application approved by FDA under section 505 of the FDCA is in effect for the drug. Your marketing of these products, or other applicable products, without an approved application violates these provisions of the FDCA.\nThe drug products that you compounded without obtaining valid prescriptions for individually-identified patients before you registered as an outsourcing facility are intended for conditions that are not amenable to self-diagnosis and treatment by individuals who are not medical practitioners; therefore, adequate directions for use cannot be written so that a layman can use these products safely for their intended uses. Consequently, their labeling failed to bear adequate directions for their intended uses, causing them to be misbranded under section 502(f)(1) of the FDCA. The introduction or delivery for introduction into interstate commerce of these products therefore violates section 301(a) of the FDCA [21 U.S.C, \u00a7 331(a)]. It is also a prohibited act under section 301(k) of the FDCA [21 U.S.C. \u00a7 331(k)] to do any act with respect to a drug, if such act is done while the drug is held for sale after shipment in interstate and results in the drug being misbranded.\nFDA investigators noted that drug products in your facility that were intended or expected to be sterile were prepared, packed, or held under insanitary conditions, whereby they may have become contaminated with filth or rendered injurious to health, causing your drug products to be adulterated under section 501(a)(2)(A) of the FDCA. For example, the investigators observed that operators produced sterile drug products in the ISO 5 and ISO 7 areas with exposed facial skin and hair, as well as exposed wrists. In addition, your firm did not use a sporicidal agent, sterile wipes, or sterile disinfectants as part of the disinfection program for the ISO 7 areas and the ISO 5 hoods.\nFDA investigators also noted CGMP violations at your facility, causing the drug products for which you had not obtained valid prescriptions for individually-identified patients before you registered as an outsourcing facility, to be adulterated under section 501(a)(2)(B) of the FDCA. The violations include, for example:\n4. Aseptic processing areas are deficient regarding the system for cleaning and disinfecting the room and equipment to produce aseptic conditions (21 CFR 211.42(c)(10)(v)).\n5. Each batch of drug product purporting to be sterile and pyrogen-free is not laboratory tested to determine conformance to such requirements (21 CFR 211.167(a)).\nBefore you registered as an outsourcing facility, the CGMP violations described above applied only to the drug products for which you did not obtain valid prescriptions for individually-identified patients. Now that you are an outsourcing facility, all of your drugs must be made in accordance with CGMP requirements under section 501(a)(2)(B) of the FDCA. FDA\u2019s regulations regarding CGMP requirements for the preparation of drug products have been established in 21 CFR parts 210 and 211. FDA intends to promulgate more specific CGMP regulations for outsourcing facilities. FDA has also issued a draft guidance, Current Good Manufacturing Practice \u2014Interim Guidance for Human Drug Compounding Outsourcing Facilities under Section 503B of the FD&C Act. This draft guidance, when finalized, will describe FDA\u2019s expectations regarding outsourcing facilities and the CGMP requirements in 21 CFR Parts 210 and 211 during this interim period.\nWe acknowledge your action on December 12, 2014, to voluntarily recall all lots dispensed in the prior six months of Glutathione 200 mg/mL Injectable, and your response to the Form FDA 483 dated January 5, 2015, in which you stated your firm\u2019s (b)(4).\nIn your response, received on January 5, 2015, you described certain corrective actions you took in response to the Form FDA 483 observations. Since providing these responses, you subsequently registered as an outsourcing facility, and are subject to CGMP requirements.\nAlthough your proposed corrective actions appear to address some of the deficiencies observed at your facility, your response to several of the observations does not include sufficient information to evaluate the adequacy of your proposed actions. For example, your response states that the environmental monitoring frequency will be increased. However, it does not include a complete description of the new procedures for environmental monitoring of the cleanrooms. The implementation and adequacy of your firm\u2019s planned corrective actions will be verified during FDA\u2019s next inspection.\nWithin fifteen working days of receipt of this letter, please notify this office in writing of the specific steps that you have taken to correct violations. Please include an explanation of each step being taken to prevent the recurrence of violations, as well as copies of related documentation. If you do not believe that the products discussed above are in violation of the FDCA, include your reasoning and any supporting information for our consideration. If the corrective actions cannot be completed within fifteen working days, state the reason for the delay and the time frame within which the corrections will be completed. 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        "raw_content": "The American Steel Industry Still Likes the Future of Auto Sales\nThe U.S. steel industry is in a rut, but that doesn't mean the business is all bad.\nShares of AK Steel Holding Corporation (NYSE:AKS) and United States Steel Corporation (NYSE:X) are down around 95% since peaking during the 2007 to 2009 recession. Based on that, you'd think there was no good news at all in the moribund steel industry. But you'd be wrong: U.S. steel giants are benefiting from a strong auto sector.\nA downer of an industry\nIt would be easy to look at the performance of key steel industry players and come to the conclusion that the industry is in deep trouble. You wouldn't be wrong; chronically low steel prices, increasing pressure from imports, and high costs at the legacy mills that dominate AK Steel and U.S. Steel's businesses are a big problem. AK Steel, for example, last posted positive earnings in 2008. It's been all red ink since that point. U.S. Steel managed a profit in 2014, but otherwise it's been all losses since 2008, too. It looks like 2015 will be another losing year for both mills, by the way.\nAKS data by YCharts.\nTo be fair, steelmakers with more modern plants that use scrap steel and electric arc furnaces have done much better. Steel Dynamics (NASDAQ:STLD), for example, lost $0.04 a share in 2009 but has otherwise been profitable. That doesn't mean the mill's businesses has been immune to the steel market's malaise, just that some steel players have handled the downturn better than others. And it proves that there are some bright spots even in a struggling industry.\nIn fact, if you are willing to dig deeper than the company level, one area that's been particularly bright, even for the most out-of-favor steelmakers, is autos. U.S. Steel CEO Mario Longhi, in a somewhat understated comment, explained during the third quarter conference call that, \"The automotive market continues to be a very good market for us.\" AK Steel CEO James Wainscott was a bit more excited, stating, \"We have continued to observe a very solid automotive market for our carbon and stainless steel products.\" Steel Dynamics CEO Mark Millett mentioned in his company's call that, \"Automotive has continued forecasted strength.\"\nAK Steel's Wainscott dug a little deeper into the product line to give some color, explaining, \"As a company, for the third quarter of 2015, we set an all-time record in terms of shipments to automotive customers.\" And it was the company's \"second-best quarterly auto chrome shipment level in our company's history.\" (The best quarter for chrome was the first quarter of the year.) This is really good news for AK Steel in particular, because roughly half of its sales are to the auto industry. But it's clear that autos are a strong point for all of the big U.S. steelmakers.\nAK Steel's auto industry reach. Image source: AK Steel.\nA bigger takeaway\nBut there's more to understand here. For example, Steel Dynamics' Millett noted that autos have historically made up 25% of the U.S. market for steel. AK Steel's Wainscott again adding important flavor: \"While no market is perfectly nor permanently insulated from import pressures, it's safe to say that the automotive sector has historically been served by domestic producers and that's due to quality, service and just-in-time delivery factors.\"\nSo, as an investor, your takeaway from all of this is twofold. First, the struggling U.S. steel industry has been benefiting from continued strength in the auto sector, which has historically been a somewhat protected domestic market. That's true pretty much across the board for the steelmakers and is a positive that's been hidden by other industry issues. You'll want to key in on this when you dig deeper into these companies.\nHowever, this is also a risk. For weaker steelmakers like AK Steel that are heavily reliant on the auto sector, a falloff in the U.S. auto market could have a devastating impact on financial results. Such a move could potentially turn a struggling company into an insolvent one. (For reference, only about 15% of U.S. Steel's production goes to the transportation sector.) So be excited by this bastion of strength today, but be mindful of what a changing industry dynamic could lead to.\nIn the end, the steelmakers aren't a good investment option for risk-averse investors. There are very real problems in the industry. However, that doesn't mean the industry is down for the count and the strength in the auto sector is a prime example of a silver lining on this dark cloud. You'll just want to keep a close eye on that silver lining to make sure it doesn't start to tarnish.\nThe American Steel Industry Still Likes the Future of Auto Sales @themotleyfool #stocks $X, $STLD, $AKS",
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        "raw_content": "Posts for category: Warts\nTags: Dr. Jeff Carlson Advanced Foot and Ankle Care Podiatrist Piqua Warts\nWarts are the 2nd most common dermatologic problem. The only thing seen more often by dermatologists is acne. It affects 10% of children most commonly seen in ages 12-16. They are only slightly less common in adults at 7-10%.\nAnyone can get them, but some people are more susceptible. Children between 12 and 16 are most affected by plantar warts because they're more likely to go barefoot in public areas. The virus that causes plantar warts can enter the body through a cut or small abrasion on the foot. In addition, those who have undergone an organ transplant or chemotherapy are at risk because their immune systems are compromised. They can also spread from one family member to another if the carrier doesn't wear shoes or slippers indoors.\nWarts are small, rough lumps on the skin that are benign (non-cancerous). They often appear on the hands and feet and can look different depending on where they appear on the body and how thick the skin is. A wart on the sole of the foot is called a verruca.A wart is caused by the Human Papillomavirus(HPV), which causes the top layer of skin to thicken in a small area. Some warts stay small, but they can grow quite large and cluster an entire area of the foot if left untreated.\nThe appearance of each type of wart will depend on several factors:\n-- Where it is located on your body\n-- The strain (type) of HPV that is responsible for the wart\n-- Factors such as whether you have a weakened immune system\n-- Whether you have rubbed or knocked the wart\nHow do you treat warts?\nThere are several over-the-counter topical treatments that all have the same degree of efficacy. Most of these products are designed to eat away at the dead dry layers of the wart and the surrounding skin.\nThe doctors at Advanced Foot & Ankle Care have a number of treatment methods to their disposal. The treatment used varies on where the wart is located, the age of the patient, and the patients\u2019 expectations. If a topical agent is used, many applications may be required over the course of several but the technique is highly successful. The most successful treatment is with the use of a CO2 laser to destroy the wart. Each of our 4 office locations, including our Piqua office, has one of these lasers.\nSince certain HPV types are oncogenic (able to produce invasive malignant cancers), it is possible that plantar warts can rarely become invasive malignancies. Any wart-like lesion on the sole of the foot that does not resolve after appropriate therapy and continues to enlarge should be biopsied and examined by a pathologist. Warts can grow back. This indicates a virus is still in the body and growing. However, this is not cause for undue alarm. The virus that causes plantar warts is relatively harmless and causes few problems.\nFor any questions, contact Advanced Foot and Ankle Care at any of our 4 office locations.",
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        "raw_content": "Entrepreneurial Lessons From Nearly 50 Years in the Pizza Business\nBill Walsh likes to say that he has pizza sauce running through his veins. The franchisee entered the pizza business nearly five decades ago. He climbed through the ranks at Pizza Hut corporate, until the brand was purchased by PepsiCo in 1977. Walsh decided to continue his cheesy \"labor of love\" as a franchisee, becoming a partner of Daland Corporation, a company that today own 106 Pizza Hut restaurants. Here is what he has learned.\nName: Bill Walsh\nFranchise owned: President of Daland Corporation, Pizza Hut (106 restaurants in 12 states)\nRelated: This Franchisee&apos;s Story Gives True Meaning to Today&apos;s Celebration of the American Worker\nWhy did you get into franchising?\nIt was an opportunity to own my own business.\nWorking in a variety of roles at Pizza Hut, Inc. On Oct. 4, 1966, I started my Pizza Hut career for $0.50 an hour and all the beer I could drink as a freshman at Wichita State University. I thought I had died and gone to heaven. But, my father thought I was crazy because I had left an afternoon spot welding job where I was being paid $4.50 an hour. In January of 1967, I became the store manager at the Kellogg and Rock Road Pizza Hut in Wichita, where I earned $14,000 that year. In 1967, that was in the top 10 percent income bracket in the United States. It was one of the higher volume Pizza Hut restaurants at the time and I managed this restaurant until 1969 when I became an assistant area manager.\nDuring this time, I had decided I loved the restaurant business so I changed my college major from English (I had always wanted to be a high school teacher) to Business Administration. In 1971, I moved to Charleston, W. Va. as an area manager for six restaurants that Pizza Hut, Inc. had just acquired from a franchisee. In 1972, I moved back to Wichita to become the director of training for Pizza Hut, Inc.\nIt was a perfect job. Pizza Hut, Inc. sent me to a number of management courses to gather the best learning at the time on planning, organizing, directing, staffing and controlling. I held that position for three years. During that time, the Training Department held over 30 classes a year to teach both company and franchise area general managers how to manage restaurants better with the goal being to improve sales and profits. In 1975 and 1976, I was the director of operations for the 600 company-owned restaurants in the eastern half of the United States. In 1977, I became the vice president of franchising. Virtually all of the United States had been franchised or was held for company development so my role was to help franchisees be more successful in their restaurant operations and assist them in making more money out of their enterprises. In October of 1977, Pizza Hut was acquired by PepsiCo and offered me a number of promotional opportunities in their other companies: Pepsi-Cola, Wilson Sporting Goods, etc. But, I was in love with the restaurant business and joined/invested in a 1/5 ownership in the Daland Corporation Franchise group in April of 1978.\nWhy did you choose Pizza Hut?\nDavid Novak, the former CEO of Yum Brands, once said, \u201cIt\u2019s the food, stupid.\u201d I believe he was and is correct. In the restaurant business, the key is the food\u2026 and I love the Pizza Hut food.\nRelated: This Police Officer Spends His Off-Duty Hours Working as a Cleaning Franchisee\nBecause I bought a percentage of an existing enterprise, my situation is a little bit different. Today, a delivery/carryout unit costs in the realm of $350,000 for the interior buildout in an existing commercial strip center/mall, equipment and beginning inventory and change fund.\nTwelve years at Pizza Hut, Inc., from $0.50 an hour pizza maker to vice president.\nFederal, state and local government rules and regulations.\nMake sure you are not just buying a job. Many franchises limit you in regard to the number of stores that you can own and operate.\nI believe the pizza business and the Pizza Hut system will continue to be a great investment for many years to come. I anticipate growing our company with additional Pizza Hut restaurants. We will also continue to look at other restaurant opportunities.\nRelated: Why I Franchised KLA Schools",
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        "raw_content": "Let private sector do low-priority police duties\nBy: Christina Blizzard\nTORONTO \u2013 The Liberal government of Kathleen Wynne is entering into tough salary talks with several public sector groups: Doctors, teachers \u2014 and cops. Having hiked salaries to the stratosphere over the past decade, the government now faces the unenviable task of telling public servants to hold the line. Police are one of the biggest costs for municipal taxpayers \u2014 and the costs keep growing.\nPublished in the Toronto Sun\nBY CHRISTINA BLIZZARD, QMI AGENCY\nFIRST POSTED: THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 2015 06:35 PM EST | UPDATED: THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 2015 06:40 PM\nThe OPP has seen a wage increase of 13.55% over four years, with a huge 8.55% last year. That\u2019s caused grief for taxpayers across the province. A three-year OPP constable makes $92,000 a year \u2014 with a healthy pension. The 2014 wage increase alone will add $25 million to property taxes. Costs are mirrored in most cities and municipalities because of a \u201cleapfrog\u201d clause in the OPP contract that says they have to be the highest paid force in the province. Small municipalities are hardest hit because they don\u2019t have a large commercial and industrial tax base to rely on to pay for policing. One solution is to contract out non-core police duties to security firms, says Stephan Cretier, CEO of Garda International, a Montreal-based private security firm. Why do we need cops making $100,000 a year taking routine reports, acting as receptionists at police stations and doing the work of administrative assistants?\n\u201cThe real question is do we need a $100,000-a-year policeman to give parking tickets?\u201d asks Cretier. He says lower-paid, but well-trained security staff can perform duties that are not essential policing work. They could respond to low-priority burglar alarms, take fingerprints, analyze photo radar images, do background checks, and so on. How many times have you seen a police officer directing traffic around a construction site? \u201cDo we need someone who\u2019s paid $100,000, with a gun, doing that?\u201d Cretier asks. The difference is a private security worker makes $40,000 a year.\nA Fraser Institute report published last September reported Canadian police costs have been increasing at rates above inflation. In the past four years, the cost of policing in Toronto has increased 14% \u2014 to $387 per resident.\nIn Toronto, as in many other cities in the province, a large proportion of the police officers now make the Sunshine List of public sector workers making more than $100,000 per year.\nOut of 8,000 workers in the Toronto Police force, 2,983 \u2014 37% \u2014 earned more than $100,000 in 2013. Fraser reported that between 2001 and 2012, the number of police officers per 100,000 of population in Canada rose 8.7% while the crime rate declined by 26.3%.\nCretier said people in his industry don\u2019t want to replace cops \u2014 they just want to do the routine work that doesn\u2019t require police training. With the renewed threat of terrorism and other serious crime, giving work that isn\u2019t core to policing to the private industry just makes sense, he said. \u201cPolice want to be police,\u201d Cretier said. \u201cThey don\u2019t want to be clerks. They don\u2019t want to be administrative assistants.\u201d Let them handle complex policing and leave routine items to private security firms.\nThis wouldn\u2019t be reinventing the wheel, says Cretier. In Europe, over the past three decades, countries have reduced their policing costs by using private security companies for nonessential services. He suggests a pilot project with service-level agreements allowing the government to monitor their performance. \u201cIt\u2019s 100% certain it\u2019s going to cost less,\u201d he said. If the government is serious about holding the line on the cost of public services, this is the only route left to them. They can\u2019t roll back salaries, but as older officers retire, it makes sense to reassign officers to front-line policing duties and have the private sector pick up low-priority duties. It will be controversial. It may be a hard sell to the powerful police unions. One thing\u2019s for sure: Homeowners will heave a sigh of relief when they open their tax bills.",
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        "raw_content": "Luxembourg Country Report\nFollowing the recent general election, it is likely that Prime Minister Xavier Bettel will renew the centrist/centre-left coalition between the DP, LSAP, and the Greens for a second administrative term. It is highly likely that Luxembourg will remain a key driver of European integration. The new government is also likely to ensure a continuation of the currently favourable investment environment and build on the recently implemented corporate tax reductions while trying to attract businesses looking to relocate in the context of Brexit. The risk of a terrorist attack is lower than in neighbouring France, Germany, and Belgium. Low-level civil unrest or industrial action is most likely to be directed at the broad array of international companies based in Luxembourg.\nLuxembourg has a business-friendly operational environment and is among the most pro-EU member states. Luxembourg's infrastructure, administrative set-up, and industrial relations are of a very high standard. The population is highly educated and often well-versed in English, French, and German. Industrial action risks will remain low. High labour costs can present an obstacle to foreign direct investment (FDI), but Luxembourg remains a top investment conduit. The country's geographic position, between France, Belgium, and Germany, helps it to attract substantial EU-related investments.\nThe risk of both low-capability and more sophisticated Islamist militant attacks carried out by lone actors or small cells inspired but not necessarily directed by non-state armed groups such as the Islamic State and Al-Qaeda is likely to remain significantly lower than in other Western European countries such as Belgium, France, Germany, or the UK. However, the presence of many international institutions, multinational companies, and banks in the capital makes Luxembourg a potential high-profile target. Luxembourg's support of the international US-led coalition against the Islamic State slightly increases the risk of retaliatory attacks.\nInter-state war risks in Luxembourg will remain negligible, mainly due to the country's size and its geographic location at the centre of Europe. Luxembourg maintains very friendly diplomatic relations with its neighbouring countries and relies on deep integration in multilateral agreements and treaties to ensure its national security. The country is a founding member of NATO and the EU, among other international institutions, and hosts major EU institutions such as the European Court of Justice.\nLuxembourg is an internally stable country and civil unrest risks are likely to remain low overall. However, there is a moderate risk of protests in the capital due to the presence of a broad array of international organisations as well as multinational businesses in the country. Rallies are likely to remain largely peaceful and are unlikely to disrupt business activities.\nLuxembourg has a tempered continental climate with relatively steady levels of rainfall throughout most the year with heavier showers in winter. The fall is often cloudy and rainy. Summer days are sunny and nights are cool. Winters are harsh with frequent snow storms. Springs are dry and cool.\nNews Alerts in Luxembourg\nLuxembourg: Explosion at military base in Waldhof kills two people Feb. 14\nTIMEFRAME: from 2/14/2019, 12:00 AM until 2/15/2019, 11:59 PM (Europe/Luxembourg).\nCOUNTRY/REGION: Waldhof\nTIMEFRAME: from 11/30/2018, 12:00 AM until 1/2/2019, 11:59 PM (Europe/Amsterdam).\nCOUNTRY/REGION: France, Albania, Andorra, Aust...\nLuxembourg: General elections on October 14\nTIMEFRAME: from 9/11/2018, 12:00 AM until 10/14/2018, 11:59 PM (Europe/Luxembourg).\nCOUNTRY/REGION: Luxembourg\nServices Available for Luxembourg",
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        "raw_content": "If you\u2019re like other small businesses owners, your company\u2019s cash flow always seems to need a boost. Small business loans from banks, if possible, take too long. An effective, fast way to obtain business financing is Invoice Factoring. Invoice Factoring is not a loan. It\u2019s the sale of accounts receivable.\nDue to its specific nature, invoice factoring is not for every business. It\u2019s ideal for industries with long accounts receivable periods such as manufacturing, and suppliers in food, hospitality and raw materials industries, as well as freight transport and staffing agencies.\nTypically, small business in these industries find it difficult to compete with the big players because they are expected to offer long payment terms to customers. Not offering normal credit or asking to be paid early is not a viable business strategy. What is effective, however, is receiving the cash that\u2019s due on those invoices upfront from a third party.\nThe third party, called a factoring company, purchases your accounts receivables and advances you up to 80% of the value of the invoices. The invoice factoring company will wait for your clients to fulfil the payment terms and then pay you the remaining balance, minus their factoring fee, which may range between 3-5%.\nA short answer to the question of \u201cWhat are invoice factoring companies\u201d is to consider what they are not. Take a minute to think about collections agencies. They are notorious for using practically any means necessary to get paid. That\u2019s absolutely not the kind of company you\u2019d like to interact on your behalf with your valued customers. This brings us to:\nFact #1: Invoice Factoring companies are not collections agencies and therefore should not conduct business is any similar manner.\nFact #2 Invoice factoring is not a loan, so it can\u2019t be assessed using the same parameters used to evaluate the affordability of a loan. When receiving a cash advance from factoring invoices, you don\u2019t pay an interest rate over a long period of time. You pay an agreed upon fee for the cash. Invoice factoring is a purchase of collateral (your invoices) at a discounted rate. The funds advanced to you for the purchase are also repaid very quickly to the factoring company\u2014usually within 90 days. The entire process from start to finish is fast. That stated, look for an invoice factoring company that can get you the cash within 24 hours if that\u2019s what you need.\nFact #3 Choose a factoring company that will treat your debtors like their own valued customers.\nA reputable invoice factoring company has two goals:\nGoal #1 Get you the cash you need fast to keep your cash flow positive\nGoal #2 Preserve your client relationships to ensure your business\u2019s ongoing success\nWhat to Look for in an Invoice Factoring Company\nSeek an invoice factoring company with an established reputation and verifiable satisfied customers. A successful invoice factoring company should aim to develop a long-term relationship with your company.\nIt\u2019s also important for you to manage expectations. Since a factoring company is NOT a collections agency, they will purchase invoices that are likely to be paid. That means usually invoices that are not more than 60 days past due or are within their terms are eligible. Additionally, the creditworthiness of your debtors influences whether or not your invoices will be purchased and the amount of the fees you must pay for the factoring service. The good news about this is your credit score does not play a role in your ability to factor invoices.\nPreserve Client Relationships\nChoose a factoring company that will submit the original invoice to your customer for the most seamless experience as possible. You\u2019ll also want to have a process in place to notify your customers ahead of time that their invoices have been sold. Either you can contact them yourself or make sure that your invoice factoring company has a best practice that they use, such as a professional letter of introduction and explanation of who they are.\nRemember, since most factoring companies will only accept new invoices and invoices from creditworthy clients, it\u2019s important to protect your relationship with these very high value customers. Additionally, in cases when your customers are not even late making their payment, you cannot afford to inconvenience them just because you want to be paid earlier.\nTypical situations that make Invoice Factoring an attractive solution include overcoming short-term cash flow problems, a need for working capital without taking out a loan, and a quick need for business cash infusion.\nGreenbox Capital offers fast and flexible invoice factoring services.",
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Our data protection declaration should be legible and understandable for the general public, as well as our customers and business partners. To ensure this, we would like to first explain the terminology used.\nPhone: (+49) 531 123 138 0\nWebsite: https://www.giscon.de\nThe Internet pages of the GISCON geo.engineering.gmbh use cookies. Cookies are text files that are stored in a computer system via an Internet browser.\nThrough the use of cookies, the GISCON geo.engineering.gmbh can provide the users of this website with more user-friendly services that would not be possible without the cookie setting.\nThe website of the GISCON geo.engineering.gmbh collects a series of general data and information when a data subject or automated system calls up the website. This general data and information are stored in the server log files. Collected may be (1) the browser types and versions used, (2) the operating system used by the accessing system, (3) the website from which an accessing system reaches our website (so-called referrers), (4) the sub-websites, (5) the date and time of access to the Internet site, (6) an Internet protocol address (IP address), (7) the Internet service provider of the accessing system, and (8) any other similar data and information that may be used in the event of attacks on our information technology systems.\nWhen using these general data and information, the GISCON geo.engineering.gmbh does not draw any conclusions about the data subject. Rather, this information is needed to (1) deliver the content of our website correctly, (2) optimize the content of our website as well as its advertisement, (3) ensure the long-term viability of our information technology systems and website technology, and (4) provide law enforcement authorities with the information necessary for criminal prosecution in case of a cyber-attack. Therefore, the GISCON geo.engineering.gmbh analyzes anonymously collected data and information statistically, with the aim of increasing the data protection and data security of our enterprise, and to ensure an optimal level of protection for the personal data we process. The anonymous data of the server log files are stored separately from all personal data provided by a data subject.\nIf one of the aforementioned reasons applies, and a data subject wishes to request the erasure of personal data stored by the GISCON geo.engineering.gmbh, he or she may, at any time, contact any employee of the controller. 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        "raw_content": "Heating Services in Santa Fe, NM\nAs warm as our summers get here in Santa Fe, NM, our winter can be very cold. And while a good air conditioner makes summer time feel a lot better, a good heater is an absolute necessity in a town where freezing temperatures are all too common. Heating systems are the ideal solution for that, keeping your home cozy and warm no matter how chilly the weather gets outside. We\u2019ve come a long way from the simple fireplaces and pot-bellied stoves that our forefathers used, and today heating systems encompass a wide variety of possibilities: boilers, furnaces and even more esoteric options all can be used to keep your home warm.\nAt Glorieta Creek Mechanical LLC, we can treat a wide variety of heating systems in your home. More importantly, we handle every stage of your heater\u2019s life, starting with installation and continuing through maintenance and repair sessions until the day finally arrives when you need to replace it with a new one. Trust us with every step and your heating system won\u2019t let you down!\nSelect the Right Heater to Install in Your Home\nWhether you\u2019re installing a new heater for the first time or replacing an older one with something more up\u2013to\u2013date, you need to make sure the system fits your home. Glorieta Creek Mechanical LLC can help guide you through that process, and help you determine whether you could benefit best from a traditional forced\u2013air furnace, a boiler or something a little more off the beaten path. With that in mind, we can then install your new system or replace the old one with timeliness and efficiency. As a result, you\u2019ll have the heater that fits your circumstances ready to go whenever you need it. With the right service behind you, you can rest assured knowing that the right system is installed.\nRegular Maintenance Extends Your Heater\u2019s Life\nRegardless of what type of heater you have, it represents a significant investment in your home. Accordingly, you want it to last for as long as you possibly can, and with the relative harshness of our Santa Fe winters, that can be quite a challenge. Regular maintenance performed once or twice a year can mitigate that. By taking care of dust, wear and tear and similar little issues, it helps extend the overall life as your heating system, as well as cutting down on the number of repairs you may need and reducing the cost of running the heater by making it more efficient.\nIf You Need Repairs, You Know Who to Call\nGood maintenance can cut down on repair calls, but sooner or later, every system runs into some kind of trouble. In Santa Fe, that often means a breakdown in the middle of the winter just when you need your system to perform at its best. When that happens, call on a service that can perform the job quickly and efficiently. We pride ourselves on being able to handle any repair call involving a wide variety of heating types, and we know that your time is too valuable to waste hunting around for answers in the middle of the winter. We\u2019ll get your problem fixed and your heater back on its way with the speed and professionalism you expect!",
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        "raw_content": "Speeding tickets are no doubt the more popular citations for traffic violations drivers receive from the traffic police, and many drivers can attest to the fact that you get pulled over at the most inconvenient and unexpected of times.... Read More\nThe opportunity to travel to a foreign country always strikes mixed reactions. While one side, it\u2019s an exciting adventure, and on the hand, are thoughts of how life will be in the foreign country. Will I get lost? How... Read More\nAt the edge of the world, further than China, India, even Australia, stands proud the island nation of New Zealand. Comprised of Te-Ika-a-Maui and Te Wai Pounamu (North and South islands), this astonishing piece of land, surrounded by the... Read More\nAre you planning to make a trip to a foreign country in the coming days, weeks or months? If yes, there are certain things you should avoid depending on your travel destinations and reasons behind your trip. It\u2019s worth... Read More\nWe all remember the time when travel photos were taken, developed then dumped somewhere in the basement or attic. Eventually, they were disposed of in one way or another. These days, things have not changed much except the photos... Read More\nTravel Tips \u2013 How to Not Offend the Locals\nA ticket, a place to stay, and travel allowance to your dream destination are not the only things you should be mindful of when you visit a foreign country. As a travel etiquette, you have the responsibility to be... Read More\nAmerica\u2019s Best Architectural City \u2013 Chicago\nMillions of tourists every year visit Chicago to see its magnificent parks, beaches and off course the city\u2019s architecture. In 1916 famous poet Carl Sandburg said about Chicago as the \u201cCity of Big Shoulders\u201d. With thriving industrial and commercial... Read More\nThe 5 Most Expensive Places To Travel In The World\nIf you are deep-pocketed and you feel like traversing the world, you can visit these places for a change of environment. Dubai Dubai has become synonymous with \u201cextravagance\u201d in the last few decades. It is one of the most... Read More\nThe Cheapest Flights In Every Continent For Budget Travelers\nThere are thousands of airlines outside the U.S. that cater for families, multi-million dollar travelers and the budget travelers. This last group is our main concern here, especially those that cover short international flights. Consideration is also taken on... Read More\nSecrets Hotel Management Wish You Never Know\nStaying in a hotel can be enjoyable. The room services, the toiletry, the pool, name them. There are certain things that can help you enjoy more and even reduce the cost for you. These are the things the hotel... Read More",
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        "raw_content": "Accelerated Scholars Program (ASP)\nGwynedd Summit\nMorning Tours begin in February and are held until the beginning of May. Space is limited to about 8-10 families, who will spend the morning with a member of the Admissions team and Gwynedd students. Morning Tours will give you an opportunity for a personalized look at our school and will give you the time to ask questions related to your specific interests. They are held from 8:00-10:30 AM to give families a glimpse of student life.\nEvening Tours are our alternative visit option for families who are not able to make a Morning Tour. Space is limited to about 8-10 families, who will spend the evening with a member of the Admissions team and Gwynedd students. Evening Tours will give you an opportunity for a personalized look at our school and will give you the time to ask questions related to your specific interests. They are held from 6:30-8:00 PM.\nWednesday, March 13 - currently full. Please contact admissions@gmahs.org to be place on our waiting list.\nGwynedd Mercy Academy High School hosts a 7th Grade Practice Test annually at the end of April.\nThe Practice Test for the Class of 2024 will take place on Saturday, April 27th (9:00 am - 12:30 pm), with an alternate date of Sunday, April 28th (9:00 am - 12:30 pm).\nRegistration will be open Tuesday, February 19th.\n7th grade students whose local percentiles rank in the top 20% of the students that sit for Gwynedd's 7th Grade Practice Test will qualify to be in the Accelerated Scholars Program (ASP) at Gwynedd Mercy Academy High School. The benefit of this program is that students will complete the acceptance process at an accelerated rate and will be considered for a one-year partial scholarship to Gwynedd. In addition, these scholars will be invited to the Gwynedd Summit, held on campus over the summer (free of charge), where they will be asked to submit a reflection to be considered for the scholarship award.\nStudents will still need to complete the regular Admissions process, including taking the Entrance-Scholarship Exam and submitting the application, recommendation form, and transcripts. Any student who qualifies for ASP will receive an Admissions decision with her 8th Grade Entrance-Scholarship Exam score report.\nGwynedd Mercy Academy High School hosts an annual two-day leadership conference known as the Gwynedd Summit. The Summit is free of charge and open to all 7th grade students who sit for Gwynedd's 7th Grade Practice Test in the spring, and who are interested in attending Gwynedd Mercy Academy High School. Seats are limited. Students who qualify for our Accelerated Scholars Program (ASP) based on their scores from the 7th Grade Practice Test have access to a special pre-registration for the Gwynedd Summit. This exciting two-day event is filled with opportunities for students to engage in meaningful conversation with successful alumnae, participate in hands-on activities, and learn about various career paths through interactive sessions.\nGwynedd Summit 2019 Dates Coming Soon!",
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        "raw_content": "First Centennial Mortgage is elated to announce the opening of their new branch location in Brookfield, Wisconsin. The new office is located at 16535 W. Bluemound Road, Suite 306, Brookfield, WI 53005.\nFirst Centennial Mortgage is elated to announce the opening of their new branch location in Brookfield, Wisconsin. The new office is located at 16535 W. Bluemound Road, Suite 306, Brookfield, WI 53005. The new Brookfield office shares the company\u2019s philosophy of delivering excellent customer service and providing an extraordinary mortgage experience. The branch is managed by esteemed sales manager Peter Radjenovich.\n\u201cAs we continue to build our culture and reputation, we are blessed to be continually attracting incredibly talented people. This growth allows us to continue to invest in building the best team possible to help homebuyers nationwide,\u201d said Steven McCormick, President of First Centennial Mortgage.",
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        "raw_content": "Surgery - some people find the thought terrifying, while others do not give it the concern it well deserves. As with so many things, the most appropriate response usually lies somewhere in between panic and apathy. The extent of the surgery and the potential outcome definitely play a role in how worried one might be, but there are some commonalities for most, if not all, surgical settings.\nWe usually have some control over the pre-operative and post-operative phases, and what we do in the pre-operative phase can affect the outcomes of both the surgical and post-operative phases. There are usually emotional as well as physical and physiological changes that take place during this time period, and some of these changes can be very stressful, whether from emotional worries or physical pain and perhaps restriction of movement.\nFortunately, there are many plant extracts (i.e. whole herbs, tinctures, fixed oils, gels, infused oils, hydrosols, and essential oils) as well as other natural materials (i.e. clays, salts) that can assist us as we walk down this difficult path. This blog series will seek to describe how one can use some of the many essential oils and hydrosols both pre- and post-operatively in order to support the body's own abilities to fight infection and heal itself.\nPreparation for surgery starts several weeks prior to the actual surgical date. If you know you are going to have surgery, it is in your best interest to invest in building your terrain. Terrain is a similar concept to your \"constitution.\" Eating well, getting the right amount of sleep, and exercising are all things you can do to build your body's health so that it is best prepared for the invasion and damage that surgery will invariably cause. The stronger your terrain, the less likely you are to develop a post-operative infection and the more likely you are to recover quickly afterwards.\nIf you know about your surgery for a month or so ahead of time, you might use some essential oils that are immune system tonics. Some tonic oil constituents that are also relatively safe to use before surgery would be those high in monoterpenes and monoterpenols. Some examples of oils you might wish to incorporate into your essential oil routines would be bergamot (Citrus bergamia), tea tree (Melaleuca alternifolia), and yarrow (Achillea millefolium).\nEssential oils that are high in sesquiterpenes, monoterpenols, and sesquiterpenols are considered immune modulating (Shutes and Skipper, 2015). Some oils that could be used to prepare the immune system for the increased exposure to pathogens during surgery are clary sage (Salvia sclarea), yarrow (Achillea millefoleum), carrot seed (Daucas carota), Virginia cedarwood (Juniperus virginiana), German chamomile (Matricaria recutita), patchouli (Pogostemon cablin), and vetiver (Vetiveria zizanoides) (Shutes and Skipper, 2015). Since essential oils that are high in these constituents are also often very skin-friendly, these oils could be used in body lotions, deodorants, and massage oils in the weeks leading up to the big day. They can also be used in aromasticks and diffusers, although vetiver is not a good oil to use in most diffusers as it is so viscous that it can damage the diffuser.\nThe American Society of Anesthesiologists (2015) recommends that every patient about to undergo surgery bring the bottles of all the supplements she/he is taking to discuss them with the anesthesiologist at the pre-surgical meeting. The anesthesiologist may ask the you to discontinue use of the supplements up to two weeks before surgery. It is interesting to see this as the published policy, since, in reality, patients do not meet with the anesthesiologist until only several minutes before surgery, and may not even have a pre-surgical meeting with the surgeon until a few days before surgery.\nIt is extremely important to keep in mind that during a surgery an anesthesiologist will use some powerful chemical to keep you sedated. This doctor has had in-depth extensive training, but she can only do her job properly if she has all of the pertinent information regarding your health status, which includes any supplements you are taking. Usually, that means orally, and that would include any herbs or tinctures or other supplements you are taking, but since essential oils can also have interactions with allopathic drugs it is in your own best interest to let your doctor, and especially your anesthesiologist, know of any essential oils you are using on a regular basis. It would also be wise to discontinue use of any essential oils you may take internally at least two weeks before surgery, and be sure that any essential oils you are using topically or through inhalation are being used in less-than-therapeutic doses. If you can discontinue using them for these few weeks leading up to your surgery, it might lower your risk to do so.\nTonic diffuser blend\nEssential oils (EO): make a stock solution, then add the appropriate number of drops to your diffuser. Diffuse for 30-60 minutes at a time, with several hours passing between diffusing sessions.\n2 parts bergamot (Citrus bergamia)\n1 part laurel leaf (Laurus nobilis)\n1 part lemon (Citrus limon)\n2 parts sweet orange (Citrus sinensis)\nImmune Support Hand Lotion\nBlend the following ingredients together in a clean 1 ounce PET bottle.\n1 ounce unscented lotion\n1 drop carrot seed (Daucus carota) EO\n1 drop Virginia cedarwood (Juniperus virginiana) EO\n2 drops sweet orange (Citrus sinensis) EO\n2 drops clary sage (Salvia sclarea)\nApply as needed for dry skin.\nPart 2: Pre-operative emotions and contraindications for pre-operative essential oil use\nPart 3: Recovering from anesthesia, including post-operative nausea and vomiting (PONV)\nPart 4: Post-operative discomfort and immune support\nPart 5: Dealing with post-operative sleep difficulties and bowel sluggishness\nPart 6: Wound and tissue recovery\nThe American Society of Anesthesiologists. (2015). 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        "raw_content": "Haunting presence\nIs there a psychologically satisfactory way of disposing of a dead person\u2019s body? That\u2019s a judgement only you can make. If you buy into a belief system you\u2019ll probably have no difficulty because faith renders what must be done, the burning, the burying, the dissolution and the nature of it, rational and purposeful. Rational, that is, in the context of faith, not of objective reason, so you can call it kidology if you like just as one faith will denounce another faith\u2019s practices as superstition. Until we can feel sure about what happens next, when we die, we\u2019ll never be clear of unease and puzzlement. Because what we have to do is to get our heads around horror.\nThe beauty of burial is that it results in the permanent relocation of the complete body. You think it\u2019s all over as the soil rattles down on the coffin. It is. Your hands are now empty.\nNot so with cremation. You get a version of the body back. You haven\u2019t necessarily conducted a full imaginative rehearsal for this. Suddenly, there it is. Now get your head around what it has become, its composition, its dimensions, its divisibility, its ludicrous portability, the way it haunts. What to do with these pulverised bone fragments we call ashes? In the words of one blogger diarist in the US, \u201cI\u2019m not really sure how I feel about all this urn-as-dad stuff. Or dad-as-urn.\u201d\nShe starts her post: \u201cI never thought we\u2019d be the type of family who would refer to an urn of ashes by name. And yet, here I was, a day after my father\u2019s funeral, reading over my mom\u2019s list of what to pack for our trip down to the Outer Banks and right after \u201cbeach towels\u201d and \u201cfishing rods\u201d was \u201cJim.\u201d\u201d\nLast Will and Testament November 26, 2009\nGregarious grief December 5, 2009",
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        "raw_content": "GRA to impound uncustomed vehicles\nSome of the seized vehicles\nThe Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) is to embark on a nationwide operation to impound uncustomed vehicles.\nDubbed the \u201cAnti-car smuggling operation\u201d, the exercise, which is expected to begin next week, will see the deployment of Customs officials to garages, some major roads and the various Customs checkpoints throughout the country to seize vehicles that were illegally imported into the country.\nIn an interview in Accra last Tuesday, the Head of the Public Education and Media Relations Unit at the GRA, Mr Johnson Yankey, said it was unlawful to own a vehicle without the payment of appropriate import duties on it.\nEarlier exercise\nA total of 754 vehicles believed to have been smuggled into Ghana from neighbouring countries were impounded between January and December 2017.\nMr Yankey said out of the number, 249 vehicles were confiscated in the Ashanti Region, considered a hot spot for smuggled vehicles, while 184 were seized in the Greater Accra Region.\nMost of the vehicles, according to him, had Ghanaian vehicle registration numbers.\nHe said the smuggled vehicles were mostly used by their owners on weekends for funerals, weddings and other social activities.\nAbuse of protocol\nAccording to Mr Yankey, intelligence gathered by the Customs Division of the GRA indicated that most of those vehicles were being brought into Ghana by road from West African countries under an Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) Protocol.\nUnder the ECOWAS Protocol, to which Ghana is a signatory, citizens of member countries of the sub-regional body are permitted to temporarily cross over to other countries in the sub-region with vehicles for temporary use for a period of two weeks, which could be extended to 90 days.\nOn arrival in a member country, the vehicle must be registered with the Customs Division.\n\u201cBut we have realised that the ECOWAS Protocol is being abused. People drive their vehicles into Ghana particularly from Togo where there is a free port in Lome. They then deceive Customs officers at Aflao that they are coming for medical check-up at the Korle Bu Teaching Hospital or for repairs,\u201d he said.\nMr Yankey advised owners or importers of such vehicles to ensure that they contacted the Customs Division to regularise the status of such vehicles before they could be used in Ghana under what is known as \u2018home consumption\u2019.\n\u201cIf, after 90 days, an ECOWAS national is seen in Ghana still using such a vehicle, he is made to pay a penalty or a Customs officer is assigned to escort him or her out of the country. If the user has the intention to use the vehicle in Ghana, we work out the duty and give him or her the necessary documentation to enable him or her to register the vehicle with the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority (DVLA),\u201d he said.\nHe said the smugglers usually tampered with the chassis numbers of the cars and, therefore, urged potential car buyers to contact the nearest Customs office to verify the tax liability and the authenticity of Customs documents covering the cars.",
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        "raw_content": "To ensure that you see the latest reports you should refresh this page. -\nclick here to return to previous window\nIncident: Crash, A286 Singleton, near Chichester\nPolice and ambulance are currently attending a single vehicle road traffic collision on the A286 at Singleton, between Chichester and Midhurst. It happened at around 10.45am.\nIt involves a Nissan Micra containing a woman and baby and has blocked the road at its junction with Town Lane, near the Weald and Downland Open Air Museum.\nALL BELOW AWAITING DSO ARCHIVE\nAwaiting archive\nSNOW ALERTS HAVE BEEN ISSUED BY THE MET OFFICE FOR THE SOUTH COAST\nYellow Warning of Snow for London & South East England : West Sussex, East Sussex, Brighton and Hove & Kent valid from 2030 Mon 11 Mar to 0900 Tue 12 Mar\nYellow Warning of Ice for London & South East England : Kent, East Sussex, Medway, Surrey, West Sussex & Greater London valid from 2000 Tue 12 Mar to 1000 Wed 13 Mar\nYellow Alerts of Snow for London & South East England . East Sussex, Greater London, Kent, Medway, Surrey, West Sussex & Brighton and Hove valid from 0005 Tue 12 Mar to 0900 Tue 12 Mar\nYellow Alert of Snow for London & South East England : Kent valid from 0005 Wed 13 Mar to 1400 Thu 14 Mar\nThe Met office has re-issued a yellow alert for our area. Snow is currently falling across much of the area especially along the coast. Although generally light there are some heavier spells, possibly giving a centimetre or so in places. This snow will continue through the rest of the day but from mid-afternoon [16:00 onwards] it looks like more persistent heavier falls are expected to move north across these areas and continue through the evening and much of the night [til 05:00]. Accumulations of 2-5 cm of snow are expected in places overnight but there is a low risk of 5-10 cm mainly for southern parts of Sussex. There could also be significant drifting in the strong E-NE wind.\nThe Met Office have issued a Yellow SNOW Warning [Low Likelihood of Medium Impacts] to cover this risk. The level 3 cold weather alert remains in force until 0000 on Thursday.\nThe snow will ease during the early hours of Monday morning and it should have cleared all areas by mid-morning.\nNB A significant snow storm is expected across the Channel Islands and northern France with the potential of up to 50 cm in parts of Normandy. There is the potential for this to lead to impacts on ferry operations.\nTomorrow and Further ahead\nOnce the snow has cleared tomorrow morning SE England will be in a cold N-NE flow with a mixture of bright or sunny spells and isolated snow showers, especially in the east.\nMan drowns on West Wittering beach rescuing 5yr old child\nSaturday 26 May 2012 - 11:00am\nA man has tragically drowned at West Wittering today whilst rescuing a child, police have said.\nThe 32-year-old had gone into the sea at around 11am to rescue the youngster in difficulty on a rubber ring. He managed to get the child to safety but it sadly resulted in him drowning.\nOn Saturday 26 May at 12.10pm the ambulance service informed Sussex Police of a report of an incident on West Wittering beach. A 32-year old man from Sutton, Surrey, and a Guildford woman, entered the water after a five-year old girl not known to them was being carried away from the beach by the tide. The man was able to reach the child and pass her on to the woman who was able to bring the child safely back to her family on the shore. Tragically the man was unable to reach the shore himself and was recovered unconscious from the water by others at the scene. Despite efforts by members of the public and emergency services to resuscitate the man he was pronounced dead at the scene. The family of the man have requested that their privacy is respected at this time. We hope to release his identity soon.\nThe girl was on the beach with her family who are from North West London. The Guildford woman was with a family group separate from those of the deceased and the child.\nA Sussex Police spokesman said- \"It is clear that this was a tragic accident, and there is no further police investigation. The matter is being referred to the Coroners Officer.\"\nPolice update - 29 May 2012\nThe man who died whilst saving a five-year old girl from the water at West Wittering beach on Saturday 26 May is named today as 32-year old Plamen Petkov, of Westmoreland Drive, Sutton, Surrey. A postmortem held today at St Richards Hospital, Chichester, found the cause of death to be drowning, and an inquest has been formally opened and adjourned.\nFamily tribute to Plamen Petkov\nDate Added:- 30 May 2012\nPolice reference:PR39272/2012\nThis is a copy of a Release, together with a family photo, that Sussex Police issued on Wednesday 30 May on behalf of the family of Plamen Petkov who died at West Wittering beach on Saturday 26 May,\nA family spokesperson said: \"We are all incredibly sad to have lost such a special person from our lives but we are also immensely proud that Plamen was able to save the life of this young child.\n\"His display of concern for others was typical of the man we all knew and the way he lived his life.\n\"Plamen always made time to help others, and as a family we have all been touched by his kindness and generosity which he displayed each day.\n\"We are grateful for the messages of support from everyone Plamen came into contact with both in and out of work - he leaves a huge gap in our lives and will be missed by us all.\n\"We would like to thank his friend and the woman for the huge effort they made to try to save Plamen's life and to people for the kind comments made about Plamen and his part in returning the child safely to the shore.\n\"In response to the many people who have been moved by his brave act, the family would like to release his name and picture to be commemorated. We also appreciate suggestions to award Plamen with a posthumous honour for his actions.\n\"In these extremely difficult days, Plamen's family want to use this unfortunate opportunity to stress their concern with the dangerous waters like those at West Wittering around the UK coast and are keen to call for additional positive safety measures to be put in place, such as stationed lifeguards, and to not just rely on signage in order to prevent future tragedies of a similar nature occurring again.\n\"The family are looking at how they might support the local community in this area who share this concern in the hope that these changes might be an appropriate way of honouring Plamen's name and courageous act.\"\nThe family has also released the following version of events which took place on Saturday:\nPlamen Petkov is British citizen of Bulgarian origin.\nOn Saturday 26th May, at around noon, Plamen Petkov and his friend were walking along the shoreline of West Wittering beach when they spotted a mother shouting for help.\nHer child was adrift on an inflatable ring being blown out to sea or dragged by the current.\nPlamen was the first to react, on a crowded beach, diving in without second thoughts - followed by his friend and another woman behind. When Plamen reached the child, she jumped from the inflatable into the arms of Plamen - who by this point was exhausted and trying to keep the child's head above water.\nPlamen's friend was next to reach them. By this point Plamen was holding the child above the water as he was being dragged under by the current and his friend tried to pull him to the surface and helped to support the child until the women arrived. She took the child and swam with her to the shore while Plamen's friend brought him to the shore unconscious\nWhen they arrived at the shore the woman started the attempt to resuscitate him with CPR until help arrived. The attempt continued for around 40 minutes until an air-ambulance arrived but they were unfortunately unable to save him.\nEditors note:-\nWe would wish to echo the comments made in an EMail sent by Pearl Whitcombe who witnessed the events following the rescue and in the statement above.\n\" 40 MINUTES until help arrived \"\nMISSING SINCE MONDAY 23 APRIL 2012\nTHIS LADY MAY HAVE TRAVELLED\nBY BUS TO ANY PART OF SUSSEX\nPolice in Brighton have published more photos of missing 96-year old Nellie Herriott.\nThere is increasing concern for Nellie's welfare as she has not been seen since she left the BHS store in Churchill Square, Brighton, at 2.25pm on Monday 23 April 2012.\nNellie, who lives on her own in central Brighton, is described as white, of thin build, 4ft 9in tall, with short curly hair. She was wearing a blue coat, a black hat, pale coloured trousers and shoes, and was carrying a beige coloured handbag. It is not known whether she had any money but she does have a bus pass.\nDetective Constable Suzy McClintock said- \"Nellie has been a frequent visitor to the BHS Caf\u00e9 in Churchill Square. She may have frequented other cafes, regularly uses buses in Brighton and Hove, and has travelled by bus as far as Eastbourne and Worthing in the past.\n\"Nellie is very vulnerable due to her age and the fact that she also suffers from Alzheimers which can cause her to become confused. It has now been five days since she was last seen and despite widespread enquiries, including distribution of posters in the city, there have been no sightings of her. We are very anxious to hear from anyone who thinks they may know where she is.\n\"If anyone thinks they have seen Nellie then please can they call us as soon as possible on 101, quoting reference number 1448 of 25 April.\"\nThe new photo of Nellie is published on the website version of this release. We do not known who the cat belongs to but it is not hers. The previously reported last sighting of Nellie said to be waiting for a bus in Race Hill on Monday morning is now being treated as mistaken.\nUpdate- Sunday 29 April\nPolice in Brighton have today, published two new photos of missing 96-year old Nellie Herriott. There has also been a confirmed sighting of her on Tuesday 24 April.\nShe had been seen leaving the cafe at the BHS store in Churchill Square, Brighton, at about 2.25pm on Monday 23 April, and someone who knows her has now come forward in response to publicity to say they saw her on a bus in London Road, Brighton, going towards the city centre, at about 12.30pm on the following day, Tuesday 24 April. There is increasing concern for Nellie, who lives on her own in central Brighton, and is described as white, of thin build, 4ft 9in tall, with short curly hair.\nShe was wearing a blue coat, a black hat, pale coloured trousers and shoes, and was carrying a beige coloured handbag. It is not known whether she had any money. Her bus pass has now been found in her flat.\nThe two new images are from BHS shop CCTV, showing Nellie in the BHS cafe on Saturday 21 April, two days before she was last seen, but they do show the clothing she was wearing when last seen.\n\"There have been many calls from people reporting possible sightings, though none have been confirmed. Many people are trying to help, and we are really grateful to everyone, but if anyone still thinks they have seen Nellie then please can they call us as soon as possible on 101, quoting reference number 1448 of 25 April.\nUpdate- 02 May 2012\nIt's been over a week since 96-year-old Nellie Herriott was last seen and all searches to date including the specialist search teams organised yesterday have been unable to locate her.\nDetective Sergeant Duncan Elliott from Brighton and Hove CID said: \"After yesterday's extensive search of the Whitehawk area it now looks like Nellie is somewhere else in the city or surrounding areas.\n\"There have been over 40 sightings of Nellie and we will continue to look into all of these in the hope that one of them will lead us to her.\"\n\"Again, I would like to sincerely thank the public and local media who have gone to great lengths to help us with our search for Nellie, their support has been tremendous and we are very grateful.\n\"I would also like to thank the specialist search teams who worked all day yesterday and into the evening scouring the Whitehawk area in a bid to find Nellie.\"\nNellie is described as white, of thin, fragile build, 4' 9\", with straight white collar-length hair. She was wearing a knee-length blue-mauve coloured coat, black woolly hat, cream trousers and white shoes. Her glasses are missing a lens.\nIf you see her please call 101 quoting serial 1448 of 25/4.\nOne of the last sightings of Nellie was on this bus. Have you seen her.?\nThe search for missing Nellie continues\nPolice are continuing their enquiries to try and find missing 96-year-old Nellie Herriott. Despite extensive searches and numerous sightings being followed up by police, Nellie has still not been located. A spokesperson said: \"It has now been almost a month since Nellie was reported missing and officers have worked tirelessly to try and find her. We have been overwhelmed by support from the public and the media who have gone to great lengths to help us with our search, but the fact remains that the last confirmed sighting of Nellie was now several weeks ago. \"We don't want to speculate on what may have happened and it may be the case that she's no longer in the area. However, our enquiries continue and we would encourage anyone who thinks they may have seen her to contact police immediately and, if possible, stay with her.\"\nAnyone who thinks they have information is asked to call police on 101 quoting serial 1448 of 25 April.\nSearch for Nellie to be scaled down\nIt has been seven weeks since 96 year old Nellie Herriott was reported missing to police from her Brighton home.\nThe search for the very independent pensioner involved police investigating over 70 reported sightings, using specialist search teams, viewing many hours of CCTV, regularly checking local hospitals and a high profile social media campaign in a bid to locate her.\nDetective Inspector Miles Ockwell, who led the investigation said: \"It is very sad that despite an intensive investigation combined with tremendous help and support from the public and media, Nellie is still missing. Our thoughts are very much with her family and friends who still do not know what has happened to her.\n\"The case will not be closed down completely - I will personally review it on a monthly basis for the first three months and then six monthly after that and any new lines of inquiry that come up in the meantime will be investigated.\nNellie's niece, Lesley Hogg said: \"I'd like to thank Sussex Police, social services and the public, especially in Brighton, for their amazing help and genuine participation in trying to find Nellie - which we have found very heart warming.\n\"It has all been very distressing, terrible and unfortunate. Nellie has always been an independent lady who loved her freedom. It is so sad that she has not been found.\"\nGravelroots is a locally operated website based at Fernhurst in the Rother valley, West Sussex, England.\nhave visited these pages previously remember to refresh the pages for any new entries...Refresh page",
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        "raw_content": "The role of cultural factors in differentiating pathological gamblers\nView Abstract Back to Search Results\nAuthor(s): Venuleo, Claudia ; Salvatore, Sergio ; Mossi, Piergiorgio\nDoes subjective culture play a major role in influencing the probability of pathological gambling?\nAnthropological studies have shown that culture plays a significant role in differentiating a \u201cgood\u201d versus \u201cpathological\u201d gambler. Subjective cultures are those sub-cultures that share similar beliefs, social rules, and goals. For instance, the subjective culture of racecar drivers might respect the risky behaviours during a race, while people outside that subculture might perceive their behaviour as gambling. The purpose of the current study was to test whether the existence of particular subjective cultures is associated with the probability of pathological gambling behaviours.\nIt was predicted that pathological gamblers (who are assumed to have social, vocational, or financial damage from their gambling) would have different subjective cultures (as shown with the Latent Dimensions of Sense) compared to non-gamblers.\nThe sample contained 318 participants (160 females; mean age of 30.6 years) recruited in three contexts: 44 from casinos, 109 patients from a public addiction treatment center, and 165 undergraduate psychology students.\nThe procedure differed across each recruitment context. In the casino, participants were approached at the entrance or exit and asked to complete the questionnaires. In the 11 treatment centers, participants completed the questionnaires in a private room. For the students, they were administered the questionnaires in class and asked to complete them before the start of the lecture.\nThere were two main instruments. The Questionnaire on the Interpretation of the Social Environment (QUISE) was used to assess the cultural context of a given population and to identify subjective cultures. The South Oaks Gambling Screen (SOGS) was used to measure pathological gambling and gambling severity based on the DSM-III diagnostic criteria.\nThe logistic regression analysis supported the hypothesis and showed that one of the two components of the subjective cultures \u2013 modality of connoting the experience of the social context \u2013 was associated with different probabilities of being a pathological gambler or non-gambler. Specifically, participants who reported a reactive negative attitude towards the social environment had a higher probability of being a pathological gambler.\nFirst, the results failed to find an effect of culture mapped by the second factorial dimension of the QUISE (valuation of the social environment), which suggested that attitude intensity was associated with pathological gambling, but the content was not. However, the results were close to significant and with more power might have been. Thus, the finding was not conclusive and needs further examination. Second, the sample was a convenience sample drawn from a specific geographical area, for which the results cannot generalize to the general population. Third, pathological gambling was only assessed with the SOGS, where it should have been assessed by a variety of instruments for more accurate estimates. Fourth, the evidence cannot provide a causal link between subjective culture and pathological gambling, as the data were purely correlational. Lastly, the study left open the issue of the kind of relationship that exists between different components of subjective culture, and between these components and psycho-social variables.\nThis study highlighted the importance of subjective culture (the way people position themselves within their cultural context) in affecting one\u2019s probability of becoming a pathological gambler. The results confirmed the prediction that pathological gamblers expressed different subjective cultures by reporting different positions along the Latent Dimensions of Sense subscale of the QUISE. Those who were considered pathological gamblers reported more negative and extreme connotations and evaluations consistent with higher affective intensity. According to other research, affective intensity has been associated with an inability to learn from reality, to use reality to regulate thoughts, desires, and beliefs, and overall less able to assimilate their beliefs with reality (leading to more irrational thinking). Thus, subjective culture could be an important factor for treatment of pathological gamblers.\nKeywords: culture ; pathological gambling ; social environment\nTopics: Cultural Factors ; Gambling Environment",
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        "raw_content": "Barry O\u2019Leary is well versed in human rights claims based on sexual identity, as well as in relation to international surrogacy arrangements. Sources say: \u2018He is friendly and reassuring with great technical knowledge of the law\u2019.\u201d \u2013 Chambers and Partners 2019\nBarry O\u2019Leary stands out for his \u2018unsurpassed client-handling skills and for his deep knowledge of the law and how it is applied by decision makers and judges\u2019.\u201d \u2013 Legal 500 2019\nBarry O\u2019Leary comes highly recommended and is known to be \u2018very experienced and an innovative thinker\u2019.\u201d \u2013 Chambers and Partners 2018\n\u201cBarry O\u2019Leary is the \u2018go-to person for LGBTQI immigration issues\u2019\u2026 \u2018and among the most experienced and knowledgeable solicitors dealing with international surrogacy cases\u2019.\u201d \u2013 Legal 500 2018\n\u201cI have to say that my engagement with Barry (over the years) and Mala (more recently) has been the best professional provider experience I\u2019ve ever had, anywhere/anytime. Aside from a top level of expertise and professionality, it\u2019s been an absolute pleasure in how you manage client interactions, good humour and a kind approach.\u201d \u2013 Client\n\u201cThe very best. I had haplessly completed my visa application such that it was a real mess and rejected. We found Barry through a referral and he completed cleaned it all up and I had my visa in three weeks after submission. They are simply the best. Always on time, always patient, forever my immigration attorneys. Would never go to anyone else.\u201d \u2013 Client\nBarry is a partner at the firm and his practice deals with the full range of immigration and nationality issues. He has particular expertise in applications based on partnership and family; applications following international surrogacy arrangements; European free movement law: and asylum and human rights claims based on sexual identity.\nHe is listed by the Chambers Directory as a Band 1 leader in the field and by the Legal 500 as a leading individual.\nObtaining partner visas for many clients from around the world, including partners in same sex relationships who could not disclose their sexual identity at the visa centre in their country of origin.\nObtaining British citizenship for many children born following a surrogacy arrangement, including those born stateless.\nSecuring leave to remain for a number of long term overstayers on the basis that they and their same sex partners could not live in their homophobic country of origin.\nSuccessfully assisting many European nationals and their family members concerned by Brexit, including those who had previous refusals of applications to the Home Office.\nSupervised and represented many LGBT individuals in their asylum claims based on sexual identity.\nAssisting a number of parents to remain on the basis of their relationship with their British citizen children, including for a client when a family emergency arose while here as a visitor.\nSecuring indefinite leave to remain on appeal for a client whom the Home Office had refused and stated they had no right to remain in the UK.\nObtaining a visa for foreign spouses who had been abandoned abroad by their abusive former partners.\nFrequently instructed by family law firms when there is an immigration element to a family law matter.\nAuthor of the immigration law chapter in the publication: \u2018Surrogacy Law, Practice and Policy in England and Wales.\u2019\nAuthor of the LexisNexis article \u2018Immigration certification\u2014\u2018remove first, appeal later\u2019\u2019.\nAuthor of the immigration chapter of the Law Society Publication \u201cCivil Partnership \u2013 the Law in Practice\u201d;\nCo-author of \u2018International Surrogacy Arrangements\u2019, Family Law Journal.\nTutor of the Immigration Law Practitioners Association course \u2018Significant Others\u2019 which deals with immigration law for partners.\nTutor of the Immigration Law Practitioners Association course on surrogacy and immigration law.\nMember of the Law Society Immigration Law Committee.\nMember of the advisory board of SOGICA, a research project that explores the social and legal experiences of asylum seekers across Europe claiming international protection on the basis of their sexual orientation or gender identity.\nRead law at the University of Cambridge.\nLaw school at the College of Law, London.\nQualified as a solicitor in 1997 and joined Wesley Gryk Solicitors in January 2000.",
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        "raw_content": "(Just a disclaimer to all, this was my first Gamescom experience. Despite purchasing my tickets nearly half a year in advance, I don\u2019t think I was prepared as I should have been. There will be some lessons learned after detailing some of the events I attended. Sadly, I could only do one day do to work. )\nHey everyone, this is Seizui, one of the managers of Harmonious Buttons and the general \u2018guy in the field\u2019 who attends some of the conferences. Living in Germany has provided me the convenience of participating in many of the conventions. The biggest one that I have been to now is Gamescom 2016. Sadly, I did not get to do all that I would have liked to have done. We will fix that for next time.\nNevertheless, I\u2019ll cover the topics in the following order:\nThe Line of Truth\nFinal Fantasy XIV PVP Arena Showdown\nIndie Area Booth\nFor better or worse, I am used to waking up early in the morning. Even my \u2018sleeping in\u2019 time is early. In this case, I woke up at 4:30am and then made my way to Gamescom around 6am. Around 6:30, there were already around 50-60 people waiting in line to get in. Once it hit, 7:15am, we were able to move. Then 8:15am, everyone got to move.\nOverall, even if you go early in the morning when the events open around 10am, expect there to be people waiting hours earlier. Oof.\nThe Final Fantasy XIV event area was incredibly active. Unfortunately, their Eorzea Grill will NEVER hold a candle to the Eorzea Caf\u00e9 in Akihabara, Japan. Oh well.\nI decided to sign up for the PVP, but I ran into a snag: I needed 3 other people to sign in with. I did the one thing that I knew would work: \u201cLFG!!!\u201d\n\u2026 Yes, I actually shouted that. I managed to get a couple and another random person to join me. We called ourselves the Zodiarks Brave, per my suggestion. Our official match was supposed to be at 12:00pm.\nDespite it being my first time doing PVP, I did fairly well. I followed the strategy of my partners. The first attempt, I played a Monk because I thought I was stuck as the class. The second time, however, I played my Dragoon class and everything felt a bit more comfortable again.\n\u2026 And then, the big televised footage of our match came. We played against a group who were extremely good. One of my teammates mentioned that he seen them play, so my group would have to be on our A-game.\n\u2026 Unfortunately, our opponents destroyed my team. I was beaten so bad, I instinctively reached into my pocket to give them some Euro because I thought I owed them money.\nI need to cover this group to get this out of the way: This is an amazing group that hosts these wonderful small time developers so that they can present the games out to the public audience in events such as Gamescom.\nI originally arrived at the area to meet with a friend of mine, creator of A Hole New World, Daniel <>. I will cover the game more in a little while. However, when I arrived at the area, I noticed a whole slew of independent games out within that wide area. To my surprise, the area was larger than what I initially saw, as well! While meeting with Daniel, I got to try out a couple of games and made note to cover them and their developers. I\u2019ll go in order over my particular highlights.\nWebsite: http://www.indiearenabooth.de/\nTwitter: @IndieArenaBooth\nRegalia: Of Men and Monarch\nRegalia: Of Men and Monarch is a classless, individual-based tactical-RPG that carries light-hearted humor, city building, and bonding with unique characters in order to unlock features. Upon first view, I saw the sense of humor akin to Disgaea while you can bond with the shopkeeper and other members of the party.\nOriginally, these Polish developers threw a Kickstarter campaign, eventually got picked up by Klabater, an indie game publisher out at Warsaw.\nI met with one of the Pixelated Milk developers, Artur, and tried out the Gamescom demo briefly. It is rather interesting to play. The cast have their own unique set of skills and you really have to think how you want to seize victory. Otherwise, you will end up like me and get curbstomped by the monsters.\nTwitter: @regaliagame\nFootage: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tnN0R8QN-xQ\nICEY is a hack-and-slash sci-fi/fantasy mixture that is incredibly fast paced. This game was one of the many that caught my attention while at Gamescom. It\u2019s made by Fantablade network, a group out in China. 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        "raw_content": "Breast implants linked to suicide\nA large Canadian study adds to evidence that women with breast implants do not face a higher risk of cancer or other major diseases,\nA large Canadian study adds to evidence that women with breast implants do not face a higher risk of cancer or other major diseases, but they may have a higher-than-average rate of suicide.\nAmong the more than 40,000 women in the study, those who'd received cosmetic breast implants had lower-than-average risks of dying from breast cancer, heart disease and a host of other major diseases.\nThe findings, published in the American Journal of Epidemiology, are in line with those of several past studies. Despite concerns that implants might be a risk factor for cancer or other major illnesses, researchers have generally found lower risks among breast implant recipients. \"To some extent, what you're seeing is a screening effect,\" said Dr Howard Morrison of the Public Health Agency of Canada in Ottawa.\nThat is, women who undergo elective invasive surgery are necessarily in good health, and may have lower-than-average risks of various diseases. Together with past studies, the new findings should be generally reassuring to women with implants, according to Morrison, whose colleague at the health agency, Dr Paul J Villeneuve, led the study. But the research also confirmed another finding that several studies have now uncovered: women with breast implants commit suicide at a higher-than-average rate. \"These findings agree fundamentally with those of past reports,\" Morrison said. \"The one thing that lights up is this increased suicide risk.\"\nThough this study could not dig for the reasons, Morrison noted that other studies have found poorer self-esteem and elevated rates of depression and other psychiatric disorders among women who opt for breast augmentation. The current findings are based on data from 24,558 women who received breast implants between 1974 and 1989, and 15,893 women who had other types of plastic surgery during the same time period. The researchers tracked deaths through 1997.\nCompared with rates for the general population, women in both surgery groups were about one-quarter less likely to die of cancer, and their risks of death from other major diseases were similarly lower.\nWomen with implants were, however, 73 per cent more likely than those in the general population to commit suicide, while women who had other forms of plastic surgery also had an elevated suicide rate.\nThe risk was not dramatic, Morrison noted, as few women in the study committed suicide -- including 58 of the more than 24,000 breast implant patients. Still, he said it \"seems reasonable\" to suggest plastic surgeons refer implant seekers for mental health consultation when they suspect the patients are at high risk of a psychiatric disorder or suicide.",
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        "raw_content": "Acidosis Aware\nMonitoring your animal\u2019s consumption of grain can decrease the occurrence of this life-threatening condition.\nWe observed one of our weaned, 6-month-old calves staggering in the pasture.\nWhen we approached to investigate, the calf did not try to run away and acted as though it was blind. The next day we found it dead. None of the other calves seem to be affected.\nWe are experiencing a drought and pasture is scarce. We just started feeding the calves cracked corn to make up for the lack of pasture. Could this have had something to do with it? Should we be concerned that this is something contagious?\nWhat you are describing sounds like a condition called acidosis, or grain overload. Ruminant animals have a specialized digestive tract that is designed to digest complex (fibrous) plant material such as grasses from pasture or hay (including straw), also referred to as roughage. They have a specialized rumen that contains a variety of bacteria to help with the digestion of these roughages.\nGet More Articles Like This One\nThis item first appeared in the September/October 2007 Hobby Farms \u201cLivestock Q&A,\u201d which is researched and written by Dianne Hellwig, PHD, DVM, an associate professor at Berea College in Berea, KY with Dr. Lyle G. McNeal, a livestock specialist in the Department of Animal, Dairy and Veterinary Sciences at Utah State University.\nPick up a copy of Hobby Farms at your local bookstore or tack and feed store. Click Here to subscribe to HF.\nIt is not uncommon to supplement cattle with grain to enhance their nutrition when increase energy in the diet is needed. Problems can occur, however, when large amounts of grain are ingested, without enough good-quality roughage. When some of the bacteria in the rumen begin to break down large amounts of carbohydrates, they produce lactic acid. The resulting accumulation of lactic acid in the rumen results in acidosis.\nRumen acidosis usually occurs in animals that have been fed primarily forage-based diets and are suddenly provided access to large quantities of grains or energy-type feedstuffs.\nThe symptoms you are describing resulted from increasing amounts of lactic acid that eventually got into the bloodstream. This affected the animal\u2019s central nervous system and resulted in the signs you observed. Rumen function becomes compromised due to the acidic environment and digestion may be abnormal for the remainder of the animal\u2019s life. In many cases, such as yours, the animal will die.\nOne way to prevent this is to make sure cattle have access to moderate to good quality hay or pasture. You can consult with your county extension agent to determine the quality of the roughage you are feeding, as well as the amount of grain necessary for growing cattle.\nWhen feeding grain, there needs to be enough room for each of the animals to eat.\nLarger, more-aggressive animals may push others out of the way and ingest the majority of the feed. This sets them up for problems with acidosis.\nAnother good feeding practice is to feed the mature animals separate from the younger animals.\nThere are other things you can do to prevent acidosis.\nRumensin\u2122 is a feed additive used to treat or prevent a parasitic problem known as coccidiosis. The presence of this product in the feed slows down the animal\u2019s consumption of grain and decreases the occurrence of acidosis.\nSodium bicarbonate gels also can be given to the animal by mouth when you notice the animal beginning to show symptoms. One product for this use is Acidosis Gel\u2122, made by the Kaeco Group, Inc, of Savannah, Mo.\nYou can find these and other products in livestock supply catalogs.\nSmaller Ruminant Animals Also Affected\nOther ruminant animals such as sheep and goats can develop acidosis, as well. The same precautions and treatments will apply to them. Sodium bicarbonate is the most commonly used buffer and can be offered free choice or included in the diet as about 1 percent of dry-matter intake. Prevention of rumen acidosis should be to introduce high-energy feeds or rations slowly over 10 days to two weeks. Dietary change from a lower to a higher fermentable energy ration allows the rumen microbes to adapt.\nOne final word: Rabies?\nThe neurological symptoms you described could also be associated with rabies. Curious cattle can get bitten by rabid skunks. Since this disease is fatal and transmissible to humans, one should proceed with caution when examining these animals. Avoid putting your hand in the mouth of any animal that may be showing the signs you described. Wait until your veterinarian has examined the animal and assisted you with a diagnosis.",
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        "raw_content": "Concerts celebrate 70th Anniversary of Diplomatic Relations between the Czech Republic and India\nShowcases best of Czech and European classical music to discerning Indian audience\nBeing held in New Delhi, Mumbai, Goa and Kolkata with orchestra consisting of 56 musicians\nConcerts to include first ever orchestral interactive educational concerts for children in India\nGurugram/New Delhi, January 19, 2018: Home Credit India Finance Pvt. Ltd., one of India's fastest growing non-banking financial company, is proud to be associated with globally renowned Martinu Czech Philharmonic Orchestra as the sponsor partner for the series of four concerts being organized in India.\nSupported and led by Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Czech Republic and The Embassy of The Czech Republic in New Delhi, the concerts are being held to mark the 70th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic Relations between the Czech Republic and India. The concerts were organized in New Delhi, Mumbai, Goa and Kolkata from January 12-19.\nLed by Kolkata-born conductor Debashish Chaudhuri, the orchestra consisted of 56 musicians, with this being the second time the orchestra was touring and performing in India. Earlier, in 2016 the orchestra had sold out concerts in Delhi and Kolkata. The concerts received overwhelming and unprecedented response from the audience across all the cities. Not only did these concerts provided a great platform to promote and showcase the best of Czech and European classical music to a discerning Indian audience but also an opportunity to young Indian musicians who aspire to play western classical instruments a firsthand experience of playing in a symphony orchestra.\nSpeaking about the event, Mr. Pavel Maco, CEO, Home Credit India Finance, said, \"After the resounding success of the Martinu Czech Philharmonic's concerts in 2016, we are proud to be associated with the orchestra and being a partner with the Embassy in their endeavour to promote cultural ties between The Czech republic and India. Music is a great platform in bringing people from two countries together and this series of concerts helped us achieve that.\"\nBesides promoting the cultural and business activities of The Czech Republic in India, the concerts also aim to support needs of underserved people in rural India. Infact, part of the proceeds from the concert in Mumbai will be used for building toilets.\nThe Martinu Czech Philharmonic Orchestra, one of the best in the Czech Republic, was established in 1920 in the city of Zlin as part of the Bata shoe making factory under the name of \"Bata Symphony Orchestra\". The orchestra nowadays carries the name of the Czech composer Bohuslav Martinu. The orchestra's repertoire consists of major symphonic works and also includes jazz, chanson, and popular music. It also invites guest performers and musicians from the world of classical music but from other musical genres too. Till date, the orchestra has performed in Italy, Denmark, Hungary, Croatia, Greece, Poland, Austria, Romania, Germany, France, Portugal, Spain, Ukraine, and US.\nHome Credit India Finance Pvt. Ltd. is a leading consumer finance provider that is committed to drive credit penetration and financial inclusion by offering financial solutions that are simple, transparent and accessible to all. One of India's leading non-banking finance companies, Home Credit India has its operations in 100 cities across 20 states in the country. The company has a strong network of over 20,000 Points-of-Sale (PoS) from where it services over 5 million customers. The company's employee base stands at over 19,000 as of date. Home Credit India has been recognized by Aon Hewitt as a Regional AON Best Employer 2017 for employer excellence.",
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        "raw_content": "Blog | Interview: Uwe Wehnhardt, Voith Hydro\nPosted on 12 April 2017 by IHA communications team\nUwe Wehnhardt is president and the chief executive officer of Voith Hydro, having taking up the role in January 2016. He describes the organisation as \u201ca 150-year old family-owned business with a lot of innovations and the power to turn every next day better than yesterday\". Uwe spoke with us about recently completed projects, current industry conditions and prospects, and complexities shaping public perception of hydropower. In May 2017, he will speak on the topic of capacity-building at the 2017 World Hydropower Congress.\nHow would you describe the hydropower sector today? And what does the future hold for the industry?\nIt is a great sector I really enjoy being involved in. 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We delivered 15 turbines and 11 generators.\nProjects like Santo Antonio have a huge impact on the economy and in turn on the development of society and communities. Going for hydropower is a good decision for communities to make. Unlike solar or wind technology, which are heavily dependent on weather resources, hydropower can produce energy continuously and feed the constant demand.\nMoreover, it is extremely important for us to have robust protocols in place to determine the right locations for hydropower plants. 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Among numerous projects we have completed to date, there is one in Portugal, Frades II, where we installed world\u2019s fastest variable speed reversible power unit (pump turbine and motor generator).\nAlso, we have many smaller hydropower projects in our portfolio, which we executed with equal care and attention, helping our customers to benefit from a high level of performance.\nAs a decision-maker, what keeps you awake at night?\nWhat bothers me is the fact that the reputation of hydropower has not yet reached the same level other renewable energy industries enjoy.\nI think we have some work to do in order to better position ourselves for the future, and we should use any opportunity available to promote ourselves.\nFrom my point of view, IHA is an excellent organisation representing the hydropower sector in the best possible way. 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The organization is committed to improving end of life care and expanding access to hospice care with the goal of profoundly enhancing quality of life for people dying in America and their loved ones.\nThe National Institutes of Health (NIH), a part of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, is the nation's medical research agency\u2014making important medical discoveries that improve health and save lives.\nThe NPF Mission is to improve the quality of life for those living with pain through information, education, and support that connects persons with pain to each other and to those that can help.\nwww.nationalpainfoundation.org\nPain Concern provides information and support for pain sufferers, those who care for them and about them.\nwww.painconcern.org.uk\nThe Pain Relief Foundation is a UK charity which funds research into the causes and treatment of human chronic pain and is concerned with education of health professionals about pain management.\nThe Peripheral Nerve Society is an international organization of physicians and scientists working together to develop and provide the best treatments for people who have peripheral nerve diseases. 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        "raw_content": "National Day is an important public holiday and biggest occasion in Oman that gives people a chance to observe the history of Oman and independence from Portugal. Omani community celebrates National Day on 18th November every year. It continues the birthday of Sultan Qaboos Bin Said Al Said on 19th November. Along these lines, November is a standout amongst the most important occasions of the year in Oman and the busiest time of travel and tourism for this special day participation. For a large residential community of Oman, National Day is a period of patriotism and historical reflection.\nOman Historical Reflection\nThe most historical independent state in the Arab world was a sultanate known as Muscat and Oman until 1970, the nation was the most compelling force in the district accompanied by the 19th century, and it controlled Zanzibar and different regions. Oman, a sultanate in the Middle East on the southeastern edge of the Arabian Peninsula, adjoining the Arabian Sea, the Gulf of Oman, and the Persian Gulf. It is adjoined by Saudi Arabia, Yemen and the United Arab Emirates, and it imparts sea borders to Iran and Pakistan.\nToday, Oman is one of the best places to visit and wealthiest countries in the world, regardless of not having broad oil holds. People have lived in what is currently Oman since at least 106,000 years back when Late Pleistocene community left stone tools identified with the Nubian Complex from the Horn of Africa in the Dhofar district. This shows people moved from Africa into Arabia around that time, if not prior, feasibly over the Red Sea.\nThe earliest known city in Oman is Dereaze, which goes back no less than 9,000 years. Archaeological finds incorporate stone apparatuses, hearths, and handmade pottery. A close-by mountainside likewise yields pictographs of hunters and animals.\nOman was called \u201cMagan\u201d by Early Sumerian tablets and note that it was an origin of copper. From the 6th century BCE, Oman was typically controlled by the incomparable Persian traditions based right over the Gulf in what is currently Iran. First it was the Achaemenids, who may have set up a nearby capital at Sohar; next the Parthians; lastly the Sassanids, who ruled until the ascent of Islam in the 7th century CE.\nOman\u2019s National Day Traditions, Customs and Activities\nAt present, people celebrate both independence day of Oman from the Portuguese and the sultan\u2019s birthday on November 18. Firecrackers shows, pictures of the sultan, and Oman\u2019s banner can be seen amid festivities that attention on the advancement the present sultan, Qaboos Bin Said Al Said, has made for the general population of Oman.\nToday (in 2018) Oman has a populace of approx 4.5 million people, of whom 55% (2.5 million) are Omanis. Capital and biggest city of Oman is Muscat (pop. more than 600 000). Arabic is the official spoken language. The larger part of Oman\u2019s populace is (Sunni) Muslim.\nPakistanis in Oman are Pakistani people who live in Oman, Pakistani colonists to Oman and people born in Oman of Pakistani descent as well. The number of inhabitants in Pakistanis in Oman, as indicated by the Overseas Pakistanis Foundation, is assessed to be around 85,000. Most Pakistanis in Oman are of Baloch, who have settled in the region of Oman decades prior.\nEven though migration of Indians to Oman is obviously to spread their business activities and commonly sharing the benefits, their shared great relations are accepted to have existed as early as the 7th century. It was notwithstanding, in the 15th century since when the Indian vendors had begun undertaking business activities in Muscat in a very efficient way. As an imperative port-town in the Gulf of Oman, Muscat pulled in foreign tradesman and pioneers, for example, the Persians, the Gujaratis and Balochs.\nHappy National Day to Oman 2018!\nTo mark the 48th National Day celebrations, a sum of 2,500 colourful decorations and illumination have been placed from Muscat to Grand Mosque and 4,000 national flags placed from the Al Bustan around to the Barka roundabout. It\u2019s time to set a travel plan to see the live fireworks and the lights and decorations will stay on till the end of the month.\nAdventure Travel Best Places to Visit in the World cities Oman National Day Oman National Day Vacation Trip Travel Blog\nPrevious PostWinter Travel in Hanoi\nNext PostTravel to the Blue Mountains in Sydney",
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Kazem described his exhaustive efforts to trace his son, whom he believes survived the crossing, efforts that were often hampered by the restraints that are placed on migrants who survive the journey to Europe.\nWalid Khalil Murad experienced the attack on Sinjar in December 2014. He and his family escaped from Iraq and reached the coast, but when they were almost within sight of the Greek coast the boat sank. Walid lost his wife, his three children, his sister and two nephews and a niece. \u201cMy family was lost before my eyes,\u201d he said. \u201cI can hear their voices. My children calling me, father, help us. How can I forget.\u201d\nJournalist and human rights activist Meron Estefanos spoke about the ways in which unscrupulous individuals prey on families who are desperately trying to locate their loved ones, noting that \u201cmany of these families not only miss their loved ones, they are exploited by people who claim they can help.\u201d\nJudith Sunderland of Human Rights Watch spoke about the role of states, noting that \u201cGovernments have an obligation to help \u2013 regardless of the status of the victims.\u201d\nFederico Soda, the Director of IOM\u2019s Coordination Office for the Mediterranean, described the changing pattern of migration, noting among other things that although the number of migrants has declined, the proportion of fatalities has actually risen. 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We are convinced of the urgency of the of missing migrants\u2019 issue, from a human rights as well as humanitarian perspective \u2013 and certainly as a key issue of contemporary migration governance. We all need to be concerned.\u201d\nICMP Commissioner Judge Sanji Monageng noted that people are fleeing violence and poverty \u201cand their migration is accompanied by suffering and by systematic crime and exploitation\u201d. Because of this, she said, \u201cIt is essential that we respond to the crisis with solidarity and compassion and also with a robust approach that is firmly based on the rule of law and on an affirmation of the rights of survivors.\u201d\nICMP Commissioner Thomas Miller recognized the enormous challenges faced by countries in the Mediterranean region and the measures they have already taken, and he said it is possible \u201cto lift some of the burden from countries\u201d by developing and proposing practical responses. 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        "raw_content": "Introduction to Zephaniah\nThe book of Zephaniah contains both dark pictures of impending doom on Judah and also bright glimpses of a glorious distant future under the reign of Messiah. It is a beautifully written study in contrasts, with both severe warnings and glorious promises.\nZephaniah himself prophesied during the reign of Josiah, and thus was a contemporary of Jeremiah. It seems likely that his warnings may have contributed to the revival that took place under Josiah, and thus were written during the early years of his reign. Jeremiah then came on the scene during the later years of both Josiah and Zephaniah.\nZephaniah\u2019s name means \u201cJehovah has treasured.\u201d Zephaniah was, according to his introductory verse (Zephaniah 1:1), a great, great grandson of good king Hezekiah, and so was in Judah\u2019s royal family. He presumably lived and prophesied in Jerusalem.\nIn addition to prophesying of Judah\u2019s coming judgment because of her own wickedness, Zephaniah foretold imminent judgments on other nations that were even more wicked\u2014including Philistia (Zephaniah 2:4-7), Moab and Ammon (Zephaniah 2:8-11), Ethiopia (Zephaniah 2:12) and especially Assyria (Zephaniah 2:13-15). Nevertheless his book closes with a wonderful prophecy concerning the future Messianic kingdom when all nations will serve the Lord, and restored Israel will finally be \u201ca name and a praise among all people of the earth\u201d (Zephaniah 3:20).",
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        "raw_content": "She adopted a cat to help her with depression and PTSD. This picture says it all.\nA woman was down on her luck and felt that everything in her life was collapsing around her.\nShe was diagnosed with depression and PTSD, and her husband, her rock, had filed for divorce. She attempted suicide and had hit rock bottom.\nShe needed to make a change, or she knew she wouldn\u2019t be able to go on.\n\u201cI've been diagnosed with multiple forms of depression and PTSD,\u201d the woman shared on reddit. \u201cYes, I am on a medical plan, taking antidepressants, and see my doctor monthly. Yes, I see a counselor once a week. My husband is divorcing me due to my depression, for bringing him down and causing him his own form of depression. I currently am more alone and depressed than I have ever been. Multiple articles, and my doctor, suggested adopting a pet. I cannot have dogs where I am currently living, so I opted for this beautiful cat.\u201d\nThis is Emmy\u2026 and this picture says it all.\nThat face and her paw touching her human mom. It\u2019s like she was saying, \u201cI\u2019m here now, mom. Everything is going to be okay.\u201d\nEmmy is grateful to be given a home, and now she\u2019s going to remind her mom that theres so much more to live for.\n\u201cShe has already been so much help and has made me feel needed (in a good way), and loved.\u201d\nCats really do have healing powers.\nRemember, each life is worth saving. That goes for all of us and our fur friends.\nTired, depressed, suffer from anxiety? Sounds like you need some kitty therapy\nStruggling with depression and suicide, this kitten brought her back. Then she had to return the favor\nWhat cats do for us (video)",
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        "raw_content": "https://www.incomeinvestors.com/tips-choose-best-retirement-plan/7026/\t5 Tips to Choose the Best Retirement Plan\tIncome Investors Editorial Desk Income Investors 2016-10-20T03:30:17Z 2017-08-17 07:09:04 top retirement plans best retirement plans retirement savings accounts There is no magic formula to decide which retirement plan is best for you, or which plan will generate top returns for you. It all depends upon your retirement goals. News,Retirement https://www.incomeinvestors.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/Retirement-Stocks-for-April-150x150.jpg\n5 Tips to Choose the Best Retirement Plan\nA Top Retirement Plan Suitable to Your Needs?\nThere is no magic formula for deciding which retirement plan is best for you or which plan will generate top returns. It all depends upon your own retirement goals, your level of income, and your ability to spare cash after your regular spending.\nThere also isn\u2019t a predetermined retirement plan that will help you to achieve your retirement objectives. In other words, you\u2019ve got to tailor the various retirement options available to your needs in order to create your ideal retirement plan. This plan should generate top income fo you\u2013enough to rely on during your golden years.\nHere are some of the top retirement plans which may serve as a base for your own. Having a good knowledge about their features and tax treatment will give you a flexibility to pick the best retirement plan to meet your goals.\nAn individual retirement account, or IRA, is just like a savings account, only designed to help you save for retirement with its many tax advantages. There are two different types of IRAs, traditional and Roth.\nYou can set up an IRA at a financial institution, such as your bank, or with your brokerage house. Once this retirement savings account is set up, you can buy stocks, mutual funds, and bonds, or you may want to keep your savings in cash in IRAs. An IRA account limits how much you can contribute tax-free to the IRA each year.\nThe biggest advantage of having an IRA retirement plan is that it puts you in the driver\u2019s seat, as you can decide which investment to choose from. If you want, you can also hire a professional adviser to manage your IRA retirement savings accounts.\nThe difference between a traditional IRA and Roth IRA is that the latter allows you to contribute after-tax income to your retirement savings account. You can withdraw earnings from this account tax-free after the age of 59-and-a-half.\nThis is a plan that allows you to contribute a certain amount or percentage of your income each year towards a retirement savings account. These plans are usually designed by employers for the benefit of their employees.\nWith defined contribution plans such as 401(k)s, you\u2019re in control of your saving accounts; you choose whether to participate or not and how much to contribute. These plans also allow you to pick an investment option that works for you and to change your investment selections when you want to.\nThe biggest advantage of contributing to a defined retirement plan is that most employers match a certain portion of your contributions. Regardless of how your investment portfolio performs over the years, you immediately get a jump in your savings account, as employers, in some case,s match dollar-for-dollar.\nNote that a defined contribution plan restricts when and how you can withdraw from these funds without invoking penalties. Further, your contributions are automatically deducted from your paycheck, so you don\u2019t have to make efforts each month to save for your retirement.\n401(K) 2012/Flickr\nRetirement Plans: Pensions\nPensions are traditional retirement savings accounts which require a little effort on your part. 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        "raw_content": "AP Art Contract\nTO: THE PARENT\nRE: ART 5 ADVANCED PLACEMENT\nFROM: MS. D. COOPERSTEIN (DEPT. CHAIR)\nInherent in being in the Advanced Placement double period art class are some basic and important considerations. Your child will be involved in work that is more intensive and therefore can be more difficult and time consuming. He/she will be challenged daily. In addition to applying the elements and principles emphasized in Art II and reinforcing the creative and intellectual investigated in Art III and Art IV, your child will also be challenged to work independently, investigate new and challenging concepts, and explore/experiment with a variety of traditional and nontraditional media. Participation in art shows and contests is expected. Your child will also be expected to attend class trips and participate in award ceremonies where your child is one of the honorees.\nIn addition to the daily class work, your child will be assigned homework on a regular basis. These will be MAJOR assignments that will include drawing/painting/3-D work as well as research papers and reaction papers. Your child may be working on multiple assignments at one time and must have the maturity and commitment to put his/her best effort into the final product. This homework/class work needs to be done always and on time.\nAn essential component of the AP class is your child's ability to articulate an understanding of the elements, principles and concepts of art, as well as being open to suggestions and observations made by both faculty and peers during our weekly critiques. If your child is adverse to constructive criticism and the higher order thinking that results from this sort of exchange, it is highly recommended that your child rethink his/her desire to be a part of this class. He/she must be diligent about improving his/her artistic skills and should feel comfortable about seeking help when necessary.\nDaily attendance is required and behavior problems will not be tolerated. Students involved in sports or other activities that require the student to miss class, must take the responsibility to make up the work.\nSome of the problems your child will be asked to solve will involve much working and reworking. Students are encouraged to utilize their individual studios during their lunch or contract periods to experiment, research, rework, or continue working. Individual studios are not an option during class time.\nThe art office library is available to all students during class time and their free periods. Books may not be removed from the art area. Students are encouraged to familiarize themselves with current trends in art as well as researching different cultures, styles, and periods of art to visually stimulate their creativity and intellectual pursuits.\nCurrent and future projects include (but are not limited to) - psychological use of space, point of abstraction, multiple self portrait, creation of a calligraphic alphabet, complementary color cut paper interiors, objects in motion/energy/dynamism, distortion/illusion, metamorphosis, homage to artist via style/medium, the power of repetition, still life \"self portraits\", emotional use of color.\nThe goal of the Advanced Placement class is to produce a portfolio of work that exhibits mastery of the \"language\" of art as required in the drawing and design portfolios of the College Board's AP Art Program.\nDetailed information can be obtained online at _________________________________________________.\nOnce the student is accepted into the AP level art program, it will not be possible to drop out without the approval of Dr. Pavel. ALL participants MUST submit a portfolio as a requirement of the program. Not doing so will significantly and adversely affect his/her final grade for the report period.\nSignature of student as acceptance of these guidelines__________________________________________\nSignature of parent or guardian_____________________________________________________________\nPlease feel free to call or e-mail me if you have questions, comments, or concerns.",
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        "raw_content": "As mentioned in the previous document, this program by Dr. Eric Berne, is based on the premise that every human has a child, adult, and parent psyche. Students and teachers are encouraged to stay in the adult domain and avoid a parent/child relationship. The use of contracts form collaborations between teachers and students. Problems are dealt with by cooperation and goodwill. Like Discipline With Dignity, there is a strong focus on self esteem and motivation.\nThere are seven components to TA. These components are summarized as follows:\n\"I'm OK, You're OK\" - Teachers treat students as being OK, in spite of any discipline problems. Assume that students are capable of change in the right circumstances.\nStrokes - All people need recognition and positive feedback, or \"strokes.\" TA works on eliminating unhealthy patterns of stroking and understanding how people give and receive both positive and negative strokes.\nEgo States - Dr. Berne believes that there are three ego states humans have. They are the Parent, the Adult, and the Child. Each ego state determines the type of interaction between two people. For example, if a teacher is in a parent mode and the student is in a child mode, conflict is sure to result. Teacher communication can control the mode of conversation.\nTransactions - This refers to communication between two people. Teachers should recognize which ego states students are communicating from and follow a sequence to move students into a different mode.\nGames People Play - This refers to dysfunctional behavior. Much of this has been learned in dysfunctional families. These dysfunctional games are played to obtain strokes, but instead reinforce negative self-concepts. The TA manual identifies these games and tells how to terminate these games. Some of the games include, \"Yes, but...,\" \"Why don't you...,\" and \"I'm Only Trying to Help.\" Dr. Berne's book, \"Games People Play, \" goes into detail on this subject and was very popular in the 1960's.\nLife Script - Dr. Berne proposes that dysfunctional behavior is the result of decisions made in childhood in order to survive. This is the \"life script\" a student plays and is difficult to break. TA strategies aim to break this behavior by changing the child's script to cooperation.\nContracts - Student change is brought about through contracts. These contracts are developed through a collaboration between the teacher and the student. This assumes that students are capable of deciding what they want for their lives.\n[ Page 1 | Page 2 | Page 3 | Page 4 | Page 5 | Page 6| Page 7| Page 8 ]\nCore Concepts of Transactional Analysis\nEric Berne's Transactional Analysis\nWikipedia's Transactional Analysis",
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        "raw_content": "David Chance: 'Eurozone economy heading into stormy waters as Commission glosses over failings'\nThe headquarters of the European Central Bank (ECB) in Frankfurt, Germany. Photo: REUTERS\nA year ago one leading investment bank said \"It's all systems go!\" for the eurozone whose economy, the bank said, seemed to be going into overdrive. What a difference 12 months makes.\nhttps://www.independent.ie/business/world/david-chance-eurozone-economy-heading-into-stormy-waters-as-commission-glosses-over-failings-37794608.html\nhttps://www.independent.ie/incoming/article37370220.ece/928f2/AUTOCROP/h342/12%20NEWS%20-FRANKFURT%209.jpg\nItaly and Germany may already be in recession and the European Commission yesterday slashed its growth forecasts for the eurozone to just 1.3pc this year from a forecast of 1.9pc made in November 2018.\nThe Commission sought to put as positive a spin as possible on the news, noting: \"All EU countries are expected to continue to grow in 2019, which means more jobs and prosperity.\"\nThat, however, glosses over the eurozone's poor record on economic growth since the end of the global financial crisis, where it has lagged performance in other rich economies (the United States for example has been on a growth path since 2009 and has averaged a 2.3pc expansion since then). That's before considering that the eurozone was also lagging behind both before and during the crisis.\nIn fact, 20 years of the euro has for most of the 19 countries produced sub-par growth. Now the bloc faces the prospect of heading into the next recession in the budgetary straitjacket of the Stability and Growth Pact and with the European Central Bank unable to cut interest rates. The Commission's growth downgrades were largest for Germany, Italy and the Netherlands.\nThe cuts to Italy's outlook were brutal, down to 0.2pc growth this year from 1.2pc forecast just three months ago.\nThe Commission's outlook appeared to assume that Germany's economy actually grew in the fourth quarter, something that was thrown into doubt by a 0.4pc drop in industrial production there in December.\nBrexit and any eurozone squall now risk becoming a fully-fledged storm.\nEU Commission and Bank of England slash forecasts for growth",
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        "raw_content": "Life can be difficult. But you are never alone. Yes, God is with you, but so are so many other people. And we have all faced the difficult days you are facing right now at one point or another.\nDo not be afraid to reach out for help! It is not a sign of weakness, but rather a sign of great strength to ask for help. It takes a person of great courage to know when they need help and to ask for that help.\nIf you need immediate assistance, please dial 911 (in the United States).\nIf you need help, here a few resources that can help you:\nNational Suicide Prevention Lifeline \u2013 Someone is available to help you 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year! Call 1-800-273-8255 or visit their website to chat with someone online now.\nNational Suicide Prevention Lifeline has a Spanish Language line at 1-888-628-9454.\nThe Trevor Project is designed to help those who identify as LGBTQI who are suicidal or need help of any kind. You can call them 24/7 at 1-866-488-7386.\nText HOME to 741741 to have a confidential text conversation with a trained crisis counselor from Crisis Text Line. Counselors are available 24/7. You can learn more about how their texting service works here.\nThe International Association for Suicide Prevention has resources to help you no matter where you live.\nBefrienders Worldwide also provides information about Crisis Centers worldwide.\nThe LGBT National Help Center is also available to help you.\nIt Gets Better has a large database of local programs to help members of the LGBTQI community.\nNVF Lifeline for Vets \u2013 1-888-777-4443\nHomeless Veteran Stand Downs \u2013 Stand Downs are typically one- to three-day events providing supplies and services such as food, shelter, clothing, health screenings and VA Social Security benefits counseling to homeless Veterans. Veterans can also receive referrals to other assistance such as health care, housing solutions, employment, substance use treatment and mental health counseling. Stand Downs are collaborative events, coordinated between local VA Medical Centers, other government agencies and community-based homeless service providers.\nSAMHSA \u2013 The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) is the agency within the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services that leads public health efforts to advance the behavioral health of the nation. SAMHSA\u2019s mission is to reduce the impact of substance abuse and mental illness on America\u2019s communities. SAMHSA leads efforts to ensure that American service men and women and their families can access behavioral health treatment and services. For Addiction Support 24/7 Call SAMHSA: 800-662-4357 (HELP).\nHere are some important resources for Veterans dealing with PTSD/PTSS.\nWomen/Spouses\nThe Center for Women and Families helps all kinds of people with all kinds of problems. You can all their crisis line 24/7 at 1-844-237-2331.\nNational Domestic Violence Hotline \u2013 1-800-799-SAFE",
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        "raw_content": "Union County Charter Education Association, Inc.\nwww.unionccea.org\nUnion County Charter Education Association is the Founding Board for Union Preparatory Academy of Indian Trail. Union County Charter Education Association is a North Carolina not-for-profit entity organized exclusively for educational purposes and is comprised of respected leaders in the state of North Carolina that are committed to providing high quality educational options for the citizens of this State.\nThe Board of Directors is responsible for developing and outlining the mission, vision, and values of the school and developing the appropriate policies to ensure those fundamentals are maintained. Union County Charter Education Association Board of Directors has contracted with a professional education management organization, Charter Schools USA, to provide all necessary management and professional expertise. Charter Schools USA assists in developing, planning, and marketing the School, as well as finance, human resources, curricula and school operations. Charter Schools USA is responsible for developing and implementing the ongoing operational procedures in accordance with the mission, vision, and values outlined by the Governing Board.\nThe Governing Board is responsible for the legal and financial obligations of each school. The Governing Board establishes policy consistent with the school\u2019s mission and ensures the school\u2019s programs and operations are faithful to the terms of the Charter including compliance with statutory and regulatory requirements. The Governing Board will continue to uphold the mission and vision of the school through visible leadership and stewardship of the school, including the following:\nCommunicating the mission and vision of the school to the community\nRecruiting and mentoring Governing Council members to ensure they have shared values\nHolding Charter Schools USA accountable to achieving the mission and vision of the school\nParticipating in fund raising and other community events on behalf of the school\nLeading by example in their personal and professional endeavors\nUnion County Charter Education Association Governing Board\nMichael Alvarez, President\nTricia Green, Vice President\nNicole Blevins, Secretary\nHeather Whillier, Director\nChipper Long, Director\nStephanie Gossert, Director\nCheryl Korn, Director\n2017 Audited Financial Statements of Union Preparatory Academy (pdf)\nAdditional information can be found on the NC School Report Card\nTitle 1 Parent and Family Engagement Policy (pdf)",
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        "raw_content": "Current Status of Joomla: What You Need to Know\nMarch 10, 2014 by Mainak Biswas under Technology Web Development267 views\nI read this article and found it very interesting, thought it might be something for you. The article is called Current Status of Joomla: What You Need to Know and is located at https://www.indusnet.co.in/current-status-of-joomla-what-you-need-to-know/.\nIt is inevitable to uphold the quality of the website to keep your business at par with your rivals and generate high customer satisfaction levels. The quality of your websites and blogs is determined by their efficiency, usability, navigation capabilities and their design. Joomla is one of the best Content Management Systems and an open source solution available in the world today that can be used to create and manage your websites, blogs and mobile applications.\nApart from that, Joomla can be used to effectively manage different facets of your website; from adding content and images to updating a product catalogue, processing credit card payments or taking online service and product bookings. It is highly flexible so that it can be easily used and customized to suit your needs; and you don\u2019t have to be a technical expert to add and manage content as it is user-friendly for a non-technical person as well. At present, Joomla is used across the world by the topmost corporate to small businesses, government and other organizations.\nJoomla was formed as a result of a fork of Mambo on August 17, 2005.Initially, Joomla developers created a website called OpenSourceMatters.org (OSM) to distribute information to users, developers, web designers and the community in general. On September 22, the new name Joomla was announced. It is the anglicised spelling of the Swahili word jumla meaning \u201call together\u201d or \u201cas a whole\u201d, which also has a similar meaning in at least Arabic and Urdu.\nJoomla CMS developers strive to give its users the world class CMS. As of now, Joomla 3.2 Beta version is the latest available software package to be used only for test sites. Full version 3.2 is likely to be released on 6th November, 2013. Joomla 3.2 is loaded with hoards of new features. For a list of new features, please click here. With constant efforts to refine the software, current Joomla 2.5 version, a long term release holds a variety of features including protection from SPAMBOTS, smart search, use of broader platform, Captcha enhancements, multiple language support and much more. There are more than 7,000 extensions of Joomla available which can be downloaded and installed; and Joomla gets contribution from more than half a million active developers across the world.\nLet us briefly discuss the features in Joomla 2.5 version:\nSearch smartly \u2013 The Smart Search feature digs deeply into the website content. It enables a visitor to access more accurate information he/she is looking for.\nProtection from SPAMBOTS \u2013 SPAMBOTS are a kind of automatic spam that is spread by professional programmers to promote something. Joomla 2.5 identifies and protects your website from SPAMBOTS.\nAuto-installs captcha extensions \u2013 Captcha extensions are meant to avoid clogging of junk and spam emails. Joomla 2.5 automatically installs the relevant extensions to keep your website at bay from such emails.\nSupport for multiple languages \u2013 Joomla is now available in different languages by default. It facilitates the users to choose the language of their choice without bothering to install extensions and complex settings prior to that.\nUsage on a broader platform \u2013 Joomla 2.5 is flexible enough to be used across different operating platforms including Windows, Linux and etc. with no restrictions on adaptability as compared to its earlier version.\nOther plus points for adopting Joomla CMS\nEase of content editing and addition \u2013 Joomla makes it easier for you to play with your content. Whether you want to upload, rename, delete images/videos, edit pages or re-structure your web pages, it is all done with no difficulty. You can also create links to other sections, categories, articles and weblinks. Moreover, it allows you to update other features effortlessly with its simple customization process. Joomla allows you to add a set of tools to edit your content without having to learn HTML, XHTML, CSS and so on. JCE is one of the popular content managing extensions of Joomla with integrated spellchecking.\nIntegration with third-party modules \u2013 Joomla integrates with a variety of third party extensions including Wiki Linker, Hikashop, Moodle, Ambra User Manager, Facebook, Xmap and Salesforce to name a few. These extensions facilitate a lot of functions like social networking, e-commerce, site map generation, weather, help desk, security, administration, content sharing, editing, CRM, e-mail, accounting, calendar, documents, payments, mobile, photos, indexing and etc. Click here for the complete list of Joomla extensions. Not all third-party modules are included in the installation package but you can always download and install them separately.\nHighly secured \u2013 Though security of the user content is the primary concern of Joomla developers as it is extremely important to protect your website from the ever-growing threat of hackers. But it requires an effort from your side as well to keep content secure. These are the key security tips to keep in mind to avoid breaches on your website. These include backing up data at regular intervals, using updated version of Joomla, keeping your extensions up-to-date, installing security plugins, using strong passwords and changing your default administrator login, default database table prefix and .htaccess file for improved security.\nAuthority to multiple users \u2013 Joomla controls access to various sections and features of a website with the help of a basic Access Control Level (ACL) mechanism called Groups. Different access groups allow different access levels to the user and a member of a particular group holds the rights specific to that particular group. Front-end group includes registered members, author, editor and publisher while the administration section group includes manager, administrator and super administrator. Even the third-party extensions of ACL mechanism are available but one should thoroughly check the usage of a particular extension as it changes the setting of currently installed extensions.\nReduce operational costs \u2013 Joomla helps you make an efficient, informative and most importantly a communicative website with all the required communication tools. By getting rid of paper communication with customers, Joomla helps the businesses to cut down its operational cost by creating an interactive online communication environment.\nEasily manageable by a non-technical user \u2013 Joomla CMS is not limited to use by IT professionals/experts but it can be easily used by non-technical people to make speedy changes or additions to a website. Most of the tasks involved are automated and streamlined to give greater efficiency, convenience, time and cost savings to its users.\nScalability \u2013 Joomla websites are known for their scalability which means that by using different add-ons and modules, the user can enhance the functional capability of the website. Users can do so by adding design templates, template customization, social networking related web development, module development, e-commerce related to web development, modification and maintenance & a huge range of website development tools.\nSEO friendly \u2013 Joomla CMS provides a search-engine friendly platform, thereby, helping the users to increase website visibility in search engines. A number of tools can be used to reform your website as per your business needs, which ultimately drive traffic to your website; and higher the visibility of your website, higher is your sales and profitability. Meta keywords can be defined both at a global and page level. Even the HTML layout formed is crawler friendly.\nFree availability \u2013Joomla is a CMS, which has a variety of tools. One of the exciting reasons for its popularity is that such a platform is available for free and can be easily downloaded from Joomla website. 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        "raw_content": "Based on ground-breaking research by Nobel Prize winning behavioural economist Daniel Kahneman (author of the best-selling \u201cThinking, Fast and Slow\u201d), the status quo bias effect recognises that change is usually perceived to be risky.\nSo unless your customer has an urgent and compelling reason to act, they will usually prefer the comfort of the status quo. It\u2019s no wonder that so many apparently promising sales opportunities end with the customer deciding to \u201cdo nothing\u201d.\nThe implications for value selling are clear: if you are to persuade your customer of the need for change, you need to help them recognise that the status quo is unsafe. You need to contrast the threats, risks and consequences of their current path - the cost of inaction - with the potential benefits of realising the significant opportunities that lie before them - the value of change.\nWhy this is important: when your customer fails to recognise sufficient contrast between their current situation and their future potential, they are likely to stick with what they know.\nThe implications for value selling are clear: you need to leverage loss aversion (and challenge their status quo bias at the same time) by helping your customers to recognise all the potential current threats to their business performance.\nThis requires that you encourage them to confront the undervalued implications of issues they may already be aware of, as well as introducing new and previously unrecognised threats to their strategic business goals.\nWhy this is important: selling the upside of implementing your solution may not be enough to persuade your potential customer to place an order with you - you will significantly improve your chances if you also help them to believe that staying as they are is an unacceptably risky strategy.\nResearch published by the CEB in \u201cThe Challenger Customer\u201d found that the chances of a positive purchase decision declines in proportion to the number of stakeholders involved in the process. When a single individual is involved there is an 80% chance of success, but the number declines rapidly until - when six or more stakeholders are involved - the chances of reaching consensus about whether and how to act fall below 30%.\nThe CEB\u2019s latest research shows that the average number of stakeholders in a typical high-value complex B2B buying decision has steadily risen to 6.8 - and that number continues to rise. The implications for value selling are clear: if you cannot identify and support a powerful champion and help the buying group as a whole to achieve consensus around their preferred option, their decision-making process is likely to slow down, stall or be abandoned completely.\nWhy this is important: The most common outcome of a complex B2B buying journey is now a decision to \u201cdo nothing\u201d - and the most common cause is the failure of a large and unwieldy decision-making group to achieve a consensus for change.\nThe impact of early influence\nBANT (budget, authority, need and timeframe) used to be a popular means of qualifying sales opportunities. It encourages sales people to disqualify early opportunities that are not yet formal projects. This is a thoroughly dangerous conclusion: Forrester found that the vendor that did the most to shape the prospect's vision of a solution wins 3 out of 4 subsequent purchase decisions.\nWhy this is important: it\u2019s important to ignore the naysayers who claim that the average B2B buyer is 57% of their way through their decision process before they want to engage with a sales person. This has never been true of complex high-value first-time B2B purchases. The sales person who does the most to shape the prospect\u2019s vision of value from an early stage emerges with a huge competitive advantage.\nAdapting your sales strategy\nSo - how should you adapt your sales strategy to take account of these 4 key factors? 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        "raw_content": "Anderson Cooper: \u2018Haiti Among the Richest Countries I\u2019ve Been To\u2019\nCNN host praises vibrant culture while Haitians starve\nImage Credits: Fair Use.\nCNN host Anderson Cooper appeared on the Conan O\u2019Brien show, and during a discussion about Haiti, he claimed that the destitute island nation is \u201camong the richest countries I\u2019ve been to\u201d due to its culture and people.\nO\u2019Brien recently announced that he was inspired to travel to Haiti to film a bit for his \u201cConan Without Borders\u201d series as a reaction to comments reportedly made by President Trump about Haiti, which have thus far been unsubstantiated and denied by Trump himself and many who were in his presence at the time of the supposed offense.\n\u201cHaiti is\u2026 the poorest country in the Western hemisphere,\u201d Cooper prefaced. \u201cBut a country can be poor economically and rich in culture, and rich in the strength of the people, and rich in so many different ways. And Haiti is, in that way, among the richest countries I\u2019ve ever been to.\u201d\n\u201cThe Haitian people are incredibly strong, carry themselves with such dignity; and for generations have had governments which have not paid attention to them, which have stolen from them, and yet, whatever they have faced, they have faced it head on.\u201d\n\u201cHaitians look you in the eye. They slap your hand hard when you shake it,\u201d he asserted, assuring O\u2019Brien that he would have an \u201cunforgettable experience.\u201d\nUnfortunately, a vibrant culture and firm handshakes do not put food on the table or build proper infrastructure.\nAs a sovereign nation, Haiti is less than 30 years younger than the United States, yet it\u2019s capital city of Port-au-Prince, with a population roughly equivalent to Chicago, still does not even have a sewer system, and many Haitians have never used a proper toilet before.\n\u201cThe cumulative sewage of 3 million people flows through open ditches,\u201d reports NPR on the matter. \u201cIt mixes with ubiquitous piles of garbage. Each night, an all-but-invisible army of workers called bayakou descend into man-sized holes with buckets to remove human waste from septic pits and latrines, then dump it into the canals that cut through the city.\u201d\nEven before devastating natural disasters crippled the already struggling country \u2013 a massive earthquake in 2010, followed by catastrophic Hurricane Matthew in 2016 \u2013 many Haitians were surviving on \u2018mud pies\u2019 and \u2018dirt cookies\u2019 because rice and beans were already too expensive.\nCooper professed that his fond memories and deep personal connections to Haiti stretch back to his childhood, even claiming that he still vacations there often, so the fact that he has yet to report on the mass-scale looting of the nation\u2019s resources and billions in relief funds by his fellow travelers in Camp Clinton is even more disturbing.\nAnderson Cooper has long been in a position to do immeasurable good for the people of Haiti by exposing the evildoers who have raped their future and sentenced them to an existence of extreme misery, but he has chosen not to, making his tearful criticisms of President Trump and virtue signaling about his love for the place and its inhabitants all the more hollow.\nDan Lyman: Facebook | Twitter",
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        "raw_content": "Vieux Fort Holidays\nInstant Holidays offer cheap Vieux Fort Holidays, book online or call a Vieux Fort holiday expert to book your cheap holidays in Vieux Fort.\nRead More About Vieux Fort\nVieux Fort is a small, but very beautiful town located on the southern tip of St Lucia. It is around thirty kilometers away from the capital Castries, and has a very busy port. Vieux Fort got its name after an Old Fort dating from the 17th century which was located here and used to be a watching point towards the southern island of Saint Vincent. Today, Vieux Port is the main entry point for ships that come to Saint Lucia.\nBeing on the southernmost location on St Lucia means that Vieux Fort has a great climate. Temperatures are always high, averaging around 30 C throughout the whole year.\nVieux Fort has one of the longest and nicest stretches of white sandy beaches on St Lucia, but it is not very crowded with tourists and you will not find many hotels. There is only one large hotel resort at the end of the Anse des Sables, which translates as \u2018Sandy Beach\u2019. Sandy Beach is mostly visited by locals and tourists that decide to spend their holiday on the southern tip of St Lucia. There are a few bars located on the beach, where you can relax and enjoy stunning views on the sea. On the beach you will also find a kite-surfing school, where you can rent sun chairs and umbrellas, as well as kayaks and other equipment for windsurfing or scuba diving.\nThe old town center of Vieux Fort is a bit empty, as nearly all local businesses are operating on the outskirts of Vieux Fort. However, in the old town center you can see some interesting buildings, representing the traditional architecture. Fridays and Saturdays are market days in Vieux Fort where you can buy fresh fish on the big local open-air market. On one side of the main road in Vieux Fort you will find all kinds of things you need in order to have a good holiday. There are internet caf\u00e9s, hardware stores, boutiques, pharmacies, banks, a supermarket and a liquor store. Just outside of Vieux Fort on the road towards Soufriere you will find one larger shopping mall that has a restaurant, supermarket, post office and a few smaller shops.\nSouth from the town is the attractive Moule-a-Chique Peninsula. You can go there and visit the beautiful Lighthouse. There are some great viewing points on the peninsula from where you can even see the beautiful Piton Mountains. The entire area in the peninsula is very green, so nature lovers can enjoy hiking in the forests. Vieux Fort is also very well connected with other towns on the island. There are regular bus lines that will take you to the capital Castries, Laborie, Soufriere, Augier and many more other places and resorts. From the town you can also go on an excursion and visit the Maria Islands Nature Reserve. This picturesque small island serves as a nesting ground for the large sea turtles and is a home to many indigenous animal species of St Lucia.\nBook your Vieux Fort Holidays with an ATOL and ABTA member\nInstant Holidays offers cheap Vieux Fort Holidays, book securely online or call 0800 810 8392 or from outside the UK +44 (0)203 472 0180 to book a cheap hotel for your next Vieux Fort Holidays.",
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        "raw_content": "Research and development claims for small companies \u2013 how to claim\nSmall and medium sized companies can potentially claim for tax relief against their research and development (R&D) expenditure under HMRC\u2019s Small and Medium-sized Enterprise Scheme. The idea behind this is to encourage innovation in general and to support the growth of smaller businesses.\nWhen to make a claim\nClaims for R&D relief must be made in your Company Tax Return or amended return. The usual time limit for making a claim is two years after the end of the relevant Corporation Tax accounting period.\nHow much relief can companies qualify for?\nIf your small company qualifies for R&D tax relief it\u2019s definitely worthwhile claiming it as the tax savings can be very attractive.\nIf the R&D project started before 1 April 2012 there must be R&D related expenditure of at least \u00a310,000 a year. For projects which started after this date the minimum limit no longer applies.\nThere is an upper limit of \u20ac7.5 million for the total amount of aid a company can receive on any single R&D project.\nThe current tax relief rate offered for qualifying R&D expenditure is 225%. This means that for every \u00a3100 of qualifying expenditure you make your company\u2019s taxable income could be reduced by \u00a3125 in addition to the \u00a3100 actually spent.\nIf the company has an allowable trading loss for the R&D period the loss can be increased by 125% of the R&D expenditure. This means it can be increased to \u00a3125 for every \u00a3100 spent. The loss can be carried forward in the usual way as long as it is not converted into tax credits.\nHMRC provides detailed guidelines on how to prepare your application for R&D relief which should be considered carefully before making a claim.\nShowing HMRC the project is within the tax definition of R&D\nIf you are applying for R&D tax relief you must present the following questions with your answers when filing your Company Tax Return. It\u2019s important to understand the tax definitions of the terms used as HMRC will review the answers given to determine whether they deem the R&D project as eligible for relief.\n1. What is the scientific or technological advance?\nThis requires a statement of the scientific or technological advance being sought by the R&D. It is not enough that the project is commercially innovative; it must show an overall advance which could only be achieved through your project.\n2. What were the scientific or technological uncertainties involved in the project?\nScientific or technological uncertainty is deemed to exist when knowledge of whether something is scientifically or technologically possible is not readily available or deducible by a competent professional working in the field. This cannot be something which could have been deduced from brief discussion with other professionals.\n3. How and when were the uncertainties actually overcome?\nThis requires a description of the methods used to overcome the uncertainties. This should be high level, not in great detail, but enough to demonstrate that the process was innovative and not straightforward.\n4. Why was the knowledge being sought not readily deducible by a competent professional?\nIt may be that others have tried and failed or it may be that little public information is available on the subject. In either case it must be shown that competent professionals deem the matter to be a scientific or technological uncertainty which requires investigation and not just a \u2018routine\u2019 uncertainty.\nIn addition to these answers the related costs must also be detailed. HMRC provides guidelines on what are allowable costs including:\nStaff providers\nSubcontracted R&D expenditure\nIt can also be possible to claim for R&D capital allowances in certain specific circumstances.\nIf your company has received a subsidy or grant for an R&D project this may reduce the amount of tax relief you can claim. In this case you should refer to HMRC for further guidance.\nFor SME companies you make a claim for R&D relief by putting an X in Box 99 of your Company Tax Return. You must enter amounts for enhanced expenditure in Box 101 as well as including the enhanced figure in your profit calculations (Box 3) or loss (Box 122) for the period.\nIf the company will be converting the tax relief into payable tax credits the amount payable must be entered in Box 87, Box 89 and Box 143.\nHMRC encourages companies to tell them why they consider their project to be allowable as R&D and to provide a summary of the costs incurred along with how the figures in the return were calculated.\nIf you are considering making a claim for R&D relief for your own company you can discuss this further with your personal Intouch accountant.",
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        "raw_content": "Certificates Of Deposit: The Basic Model\nCertificates Of Deposit: Introduction\nCertificates Of Deposit: Safety And More!\nCertificates Of Deposit: Bells And Whistles (Part I)\nCertificates Of Deposit: Bells And Whistles (Part 2)\nCertificates Of Deposit: Maturity And Strategies\nCertificates Of Deposit: Details To Consider\nCertificates Of Deposit: Conclusion\nA certificate of deposit is not a physical piece of paper issued by a bank or credit union. It is an account set up under certain terms. The basic elements include the amount of deposit, the rate of interest (or return), the frequency of calculating interest, and the time frame (or term) marking the duration of the account. The deposited money and its earnings are typically \"locked away\" from the investor until the maturity date.\nFor a basic CD, the term is a predetermined period of time, such as three months, six months, one year, or five years. In exchange for not withdrawing the investment or earnings during the term, the investor receives a fixed rate of interest \u2013 an interest rate that does not change for the entire period. Sometimes, a minimum deposit amount is required, with larger deposits paying higher interest rates.\nPenalty fees usually keep investors from withdrawing money from the account before the agreed-upon date. Because the bank often uses money from CD accounts to perform other activities, such as lending, the bank is in a difficult position if asked to return the money early. Penalty fees compensate the bank for drawing from other funds to pay the investor before the end of the term.\nHow much are the penalty fees? The federal government, which insures many CD accounts, has required a penalty of at least seven days' worth of simple interest on money withdrawn six days or less after the initial deposit. Beyond this minimum, CD issuers are free to set their own penalty limits, and the penalties can be substantial.\nShort-term CDs, such as those with a term of 30 days, may pay no interest at all if the money is removed prior to the maturity date. CDs with maturity dates of two to 12 months often impose penalties equivalent to three months' worth of interest. CDs with a maturity date longer than three years may impose a penalty of 180 to 365 days of interest for early withdrawal. There are exceptions, however. If the account holder dies or is declared mentally incompetent, fees may be waived. Fees may also be waived if the CD is in a tax-deferred retirement account, such as a 401(k) plan or IRA.\nNot only is the rate of interest typically greater for larger deposit amounts, it is often greater for longer terms, as well. The rate of interest on a 30-day CD, for example, is generally less than the rate on a one-year CD. The longer an investor is willing to remain \"hands off,\" the greater the overall yield can be. An exception is when there is an inverted yield curve. At this time, short-term term CDs may pay higher rates than long-term CDs because the market is less confident about long-term purchases. (Read The Impact Of An Inverted Yield Curve to find out what happens when short-term interest rates exceed long-term rates.)\nSome investors do not reinvest the CD's interest when it is calculated. Instead, they receive regular interest checks from the bank or credit union, providing a steady stream of income. Not reinvesting the money into the CD account has the downside of reducing the overall yield that is possible through compounding. Investors who want to maximize returns should reinvest the interest each time it is calculated so the interest will earn interest, too.\nHow To Create A Laddered CD Portfolio\nLaddered certificates of deposit offer safe capital and predictable cash flow, while bringing simplicity to your portfolio.\nSavings Bonds Vs. CDs\nSavings bonds and certificates of deposit (CDs) are both debt securities that can be purchased, coming down to investor preferences which one to choose.\nDo you really need a bank account? A quick survey of banking and how a relationship with a bank can organize your financial life.\n3 Safer Income-Oriented Asset Classes for Retirees in 2016\nLearn why the chase for safe retirement income will continue in 2016 with market yields remaining low, even with the Fed's first tightening move in many years.\nHandling High-Yield Savings Accounts\nIs a high-yield savings account right for you? Read on to find out what they have to offer.",
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        "raw_content": "The Filial Child\u2014A Reflection On Stress of Chinese Students Studying Overseas\nDecember 23, 2017 / Zhenming Tian\n(Source: Global Times via IC)\nA Cornell student Miaoxiu Tian was found dead in her apartment this past Wednesday. The death appeared to be a suicide, according to police investigation.\nFrom Chengdu, China, Tian was a senior majoring in materials science and engineering. She emailed her study group the day before her death: \u201cI\u2019m sorry that I can\u2019t finish the project with you.\u201d According to her classmates and supervisors, Tian was not only a \u201cdedicated student eager to take on new projects,\u201d but also \u201coutgoing and in love with outdoor activities.\u201d\nIn 1912, the psychologist Alfred Adler proposed the concept of inferiority complex in understanding the forces that drive personality. Turning his attention to immediate social imperatives of family, society, and their effects on the unconscious, Adler explained that people\u2019s self-esteem suffers if they feel unable to meet life\u2019s demands that come from the outside, and that their sense of self tightens and becomes inferior as a result. \u201cIn addition to regarding the individual\u2019s life as a unity,\u201d Adler wrote in Individual Psychology of Alfred Adler, \u201cwe must also take it together with its context of social relations.\u201d\nIn contemporary China, most current college-age students are born under the recently amended One Child Policy. To the extent that the individual\u2019s education commands collective sacrifice within the family unit, the only child is immensely pressured to live up to his or her parents\u2019 expectations. In light of what he describes as \u201cthe cycle of Yang,\u201d Charles Stafford examines the parent-child relationship of mutual dependence as connected with the notion of filial piety (xiao), characterizing it as an \u201cinvolving system of mutual obligations between parents and children.\u201d\nThis sense of indebtedness in young adults is, according to Susanne Bergenbaek\u2019s anthropological field worker, undertaken at two elite universities in Beijing, reinforced through the Chinese educational system, in which the idea of filial obligation is thoroughly invoked as the child\u2019s repaying the parents\u2019 sacrifices by studying diligently. The goal of the One Child Policy, combined with educational reforms centered on the discourse of \u201cquality education,\u201d is to bring the country to modernization by creating highly educated, \u201cquality population.\u201d\nFor one Qinghua University student Gu Wei, however, the imperative of the Chinese educational system presents a paradoxical situation. On the one hand, the national sentiment that \u201cthere are so many people in China, and if you don\u2019t do well you will have no future\u201d prescribes education as the only path to success. Meanwhile, the proposal of going abroad for further study is both the attempted cure for and source of his nightmares, as the option remains fiercely competitive and thus constitutes the obstacles to his self-development from which it proclaims to remove.\nFor the children, to think of themselves as in relation to their parent does not make them feel less circumscribed. \u201cThink small, think double, think of something that might impress no one but will still let you graduate and find a job,\u201d writes Weike Wang in her recent novel Chemistry. One scene in the book, where the mother of an unnamed Chinese-American student screams \u201cyou are nothing to me without that degree\u201d encapsulates the tension between the Ph.D. student and her demanding parents, who work hard for their immigration status and hope their daughter will repay the sacrifice by fulfilling the generational contract.\nOn the other hand, Gu Wei was able to experience a sense of relief when he realized his mother\u2019s love was unconditional, and persisted \u201cregardless of whether or not he obtained a scholarship to an American university.\u201d Yet, the thought of committing suicide was far from being eradicated from the root, and not actualized only to the extent that it was repressed by the filial son who \u201ccould never do this to [his] parents.\u201d It is also pointed out that the moral inculcation of filial piety is reinforced and embedded in the Chinese notion of the country as \u201ccountry-family\u201d (\u201cguo jia\u201d). According to the state\u2019s vision of Chinese students as loyal servants to the country, children are compelled to internalize the state as an extension of the family and to feel accordingly obligated to the country in the same way they repay their parents.\n(Source: The Nan Fang via Visa Policy)\nNorth and South Korea Agree to Hold High-level Talks\nChina Flexes Military Muscle in Western Pacific",
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        "raw_content": "You are here: Home \u203a Commentary \u203a I Would Not Throw the Fat Man Off the Bridge and onto the Trolley Tracks\n\u2190 Shit Happens and Big Data\n\u201c\u2026of the United States\u2026\u201d: Creating a Nation \u2192\nJuly 13, 2014 | Filed under: Commentary\tand tagged with: abstract thinking, Daniel Kahneman, fat man on the trolley, George Lakoff, Gordon Wood, irrational, Joshua Greene, Moral Tribes, Steven Pinker, trolleyology\nOur whole family sat around the television watching the concluding episode of The Fugitive. We each guessed who we thought had done the murder that the fugitive had spent so long pursuing while avoiding the law. Toward the end of the show, right before the commercial break, one of the characters indicated he had a confession to make. We kids took that immediately to mean that he was the killer. But my parents said not to be so sure. And in fact the confession was just that he had seen who had done the murder and never reported it, not done it himself.\nSimilarly, there was an episode in The Rifleman where a fellow comes to town who seems like a nice fellow, befriends the rifleman\u2019s son and his friends, and when there was trouble we kids couldn\u2019t imagine this nice guy being the culprit. But our parents saw what we didn\u2019t, either because they knew the character, or they knew how TV shows played out.\nIn both cases we kids jumped on the direct path; our parents were more circumspect. Joshua Greene explores something similar in Moral Tribes: Emotion, Reason, and the Gap Between Us and Them, where he discusses what he has come to call the modular myopia hypothesis. He calls it \u201cthe most complicated single idea that I will present in this book,\u201d meaning that I don\u2019t fully grasp it, and my retelling will be even more incomplete. Nonetheless, I see something in our political discussions which reflects this hypothesis, and often seems linked with the law of unintended consequences.\nGreene\u2019s hypothesis starts with findings he calls the dual-process theory of moral judgement. Based on results from subjects in a variety of experiments revolving around the footbridge case (would you throw the fat man off the footbridge onto the trolley tracks below to stop the trolley if you knew it would save the lives of five others who are on the tracks and would otherwise be run over), and the switch case (would you switch to trolley to a different track where it would run over the fat man on the tracks rather than continue on the current track and run over the five people there). Most of us recoil at physically throwing the fat man off the bridge, but generally agree to pulling the track switch. Greene ties this dual-process theory to Daniel Kahneman\u2019s Thinking, Fast and Slow, which posits two tracks of thinking, a more automatic response, the fast path, and a more deliberative response, the slow path. Greene posits that we have a fast path which causes us to recoil at physically throwing the fat man from the bridge to his death, even though it would save five; but that when this fast path doesn\u2019t provide a visceral response, as in the case of pulling the switch, we think more deliberatively and weigh the lives of five against the lives of one and respond accordingly. This deliberative thinking allows us to respond in a more utilitarian fashion, regarding five lives as more important than one.\nThe myopic module that Greene suggests is an automatic response which has been developed over evolutionary time to counter our tendency to violence, so that we can live together in society without killing each other. Pushing the fat man off the bridge triggers this repulsion to violence, and keeps us from accepting it as a reasonable reaction, even if it saves five at the expense of one. The module is myopic because it is heuristic, triggering on cues that stand-in for real violence. It is myopic because it can be triggered when it really shouldn\u2019t be, for instance when subjecting people to simulated violence even when they know it isn\u2019t real. Greene conducted a series of experiments to show just this result, giving credence to his hypothesis and use of the term \u2018myopic\u2019.\nGreene calls on work by John Mikhail, who extends proposals from Alvin Goldman and Michael Bratman. In these theories, every action has a primary chain, or trunk, and zero or more secondary chains, or side effects. As he explains, \u201cThe primary chain consists of the sequence of events that are causally necessary for the achievement of the goal.\u201d In the footbridge case, the action is pushing the fat man onto the tracks which stops the trolley and achieves the goal of saving the five. That action is on the primary chain, and triggers our modular myopic response. In the switch case, the switching is the action which diverts the train and saves the five; the killing of the fat man is a side effect, on a secondary chain, and doesn\u2019t trigger the modular myopic reaction, which is why most people are comfortable with it. As Greene further explains, we recoil at pushing the fat man off the bridge because he becomes the means; in the switch case killing him is \u2018merely\u2019 a side effect. Devising ever more targeted experiments, Greene came upon one he calls the loop case which seems to fit the pattern of the footbridge where the fat man is used as the means to stop the trolley (he is on a loop, if he weren\u2019t there the train would continue back to the main track and kill the five), but subjects don\u2019t recoil at the action. Greene sees this as evidence of the applicability of Mikhail\u2019s theories to moral judgement. What he posits is that the loop case involves more multiple causal chains, and our automatic judgement is too \u2018myopic\u2019 to be up to the task, and so doesn\u2019t kick in with revulsion at the idea of using the fat man as the means to save the five.\nWhen we children were watching The Fugitive and The Rifleman, the immaturity of our brains and the paucity of our life experiences forced us to deal only with the primary path response, unable to take in secondary and more nuanced paths. This seems analogous to what Greene considers in the context of moral psychology. Moreover, it seems related to political decisions we make. If I raise taxes, revenue will increase (ignoring the secondary path where the economy suffers from individuals having less money to spend); if I have a gun, I can better protect my family from intruders (ignoring the secondary path of the dangers of accidental deaths from firearms around the house). In Anti-Obamacare ads backfire: How right-wing TV attacks may have helped ACA, Simon Maloy sees evidence that all of the anti-Obamacare attacks not only increased awareness of the act and may have led more people to enroll, but by convincing people that Obamacare was doomed, may have encouraged people to buy now before the benefit goes away. The creators of the ads only saw the primary path, not the multitude of secondary paths and how they might influence people\u2019s actions. Elias Isquith thinks the religious right\u2019s enthusiasm for the Hobby Lobby precedent and their hope to use it to extend discrimination against the LGBT community will boomerang on them. Having failed at getting laws passed in legislatures in Kansas, Idaho, Mississippi, and Arizona, they see hope in implementing them by judicial fiat. As they might say, \u201cI see before me the direct path by which I will enable our society to discriminate against LGBT people in the name of religious freedom, and I\u2019m going to pursue it.\u201d But Isquith thinks the alternate chains they aren\u2019t seeing will cause many Americans to think of \u201creligious liberty\u201d as mere dog whistle for discrimination, and turn against the notion of religious liberty itself. Perhaps I\u2019m taking Greene\u2019s work (and that of Mikhail and those who preceded him) as too much of a metaphor, but it seems to me there\u2019s more to explore here.\nMuch has been made of how little rational we truly are. 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        "raw_content": "The Olsinski Law Firm, PLLC Home\nContact The Olsinski Law Firm, PLLC\n*Recognitions & Awards for Attorney Justin Olsinski are as follows: Top 40 Under 40, Top 100 Trial Lawyers, NCAJ, National College of DUI Defense. Recognitions & Awards for Attorney Kimberly Olsinski are as follows: Top 40 Under 40, Top 100 Trial Lawyers, Avvo Client's Choice, NCAJ. Remaining recognitions & awards apply to the firm as a whole. For more information on criterion for inclusion please click the corresponding badge above.\nCharlotte & Concord Criminal Defense, Personal Injury & Family Law Attorneys\nLocal caring and experienced lawyers to help you through difficult times. Olsinski Law serves the Charlotte-Concord NC area. Concord and Charlotte Personal Injury Lawyers Helping Victims Pursue Compensation\nFor many people, being involved in an accident is a stressful and jarring experience. You may have many questions about how to protect your legal rights and whether you are entitled to some type of recourse. At the Olsinski Law Firm, our dedicated team of attorneys has handled a wide variety of personal injury cases on behalf of North Carolina residents, including car accidents, slip and falls, dog bites, and more. We also provide representation in family law matters, criminal cases, and DWI cases. Regardless of the situation that you are facing, we are prepared to put our knowledge and skill to use for you and to ensure that your rights are asserted to the full extent of the law.\nCar accidents are among the most common types of accidents that happen to North Carolina residents. They can happen virtually anywhere, from residential streets to congested highways. Regardless of the types of injuries that you sustain, you can bring a personal injury action against the driver who caused the crash to recover compensation for your injuries and damages. 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A seasoned personal injury attorney in Charlotte or Concord can help you ensure that you are bringing the strongest possible case.\nTractor trailers and other large capacity vehicles are an integral part of our economy and transportation system, but they also pose a serious threat to other motorists and pedestrians, especially if the truck driver operating the vehicle does not use adequate care. There are many different regulations that apply to the trucking industry, including basic certification and training requirements, limits on the number of hours that truckers can drive, and strict laws prohibiting drivers from operating commercial vehicles while intoxicated.\nIf you are harmed in a truck accident, you can bring a personal injury claim to recover compensation for your injuries. These lawsuits can be complicated, especially if multiple parties were responsible. 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        "raw_content": "The latest controversy plaguing the NFL is not about the national anthem, cheating or off the field issues. Instead it\u2019s about a rule change. \u201cRoughing the passer\u201d is the name given to the penalty when a player tackles a quarterback too aggressively in an inappropriate manner.\nA penalty that has existed for decades, roughing the passer has only become a subject of controversy this season. This is because of changes instituted by the League\u2019s executive committee that have resulted in a much stricter enforcement of the rule. The NFL claims to have made the changes to protect quarterbacks from injury. This makes sense. Not only does it help the League fix its reputation as a dangerous sport, but it also protects the star players that people will pay to see.\nLast year, Aaron Rodgers, one of the NFL\u2019s best quarterbacks, got injured on a tackle where the defensive player landed with his body weight on him. 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        "raw_content": "Walter Olson, in an attack against a trial lawyer, inadvertantly disclosed something about tort \"reform\" that many prefer to keep secret: That tort \"reform\" shifts costs from corporations and their insurers to the taxpayers. The quote below sums it up:\n\"We didn't say we were suing nobody,\" Lawrence said. \"All we wanted was the insurance company to pay for my son's medical bills. That's all we wanted.\n\"We don't want no $10 million. We're living fine. Whatever the insurance company doesn't pay, Medicaid pays. We don't need a lawsuit. Now, we've got all these people against us and it's not fair because it's not true.\" (Emphasis added.)\nSource: Overlawyered: Mom: I never authorized lawyer to sue school over football injury\nAnd who pays for Medicaid? You do, I do, and so does every other taxpayer. There is no such thing as a free lunch; regardless of whatever laws are passed in the name of reform, someone will have to pay for the medical bills of injured people. The question is who should pay for those bills.\nSupporters of the civil justice system believe that those who caused the injuries should pay, or their insurers should. Corporate lobbyists would prefer a system where taxpayers pay the bills for the injuries caused by their employers. And in the spirit of Orwell, they push for such a system by claiming there's a \"tort tax\" that affects consumers.\nWhen Medicaid, Medicare, or another governmental program pays for an injured person's medical bills, it costs the taxpayers. When private health insurers pay the bills, it costs the members of that health plan in the form of higher premiums. And if no one can afford to pay the bills, then medical providers raise the prices everyone else pays; that's why it's $10 bucks for an aspirin at a hospital.\nEach successive \"reform\" that makes it more difficult to bring a lawsuit makes it more likely that taxpayers will end up buying a \"free lunch\" for the corporation who caused the injuries in the first place. Why should taxpayers be forced to pay for the damages caused by a corporation's negligence?\nTechnorati tags: tort reform, Walter Olson, tort tax, Nita Lawrence, corporate welfare\nBy the numbers defense of OSHA leaves an important number out\nIn The News, Regulation & SafetyJustinian Lane May 4, 2007",
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The Employee acknowledges that the Employee\u0092s employment hereunder is terminable at will, subject to the terms and conditions herein.\n3. Position and Duties. During the Term, the Employee will be the Chief Operating Officer of the Company, and will be responsible for overseeing the ongoing business operations of the Company. The Employee will report to the Chief Executive Officer of the Company. All other officers and employees will report to the Employee, unless otherwise determined by the Board. Notwithstanding the foregoing, all major decisions involving the Company shall be made under the supervision of the Board consistent with the terms of the Company\u0092s organizational documents. During the Term, the Employee agrees to devote substantially all the Employee\u0092s business time, attention and skill to the performance of the Employee\u0092s duties to the Company, subject to reasonable allowances for illness and vacation. Notwithstanding the foregoing, during the Term, the Employee will be permitted to engage in (a) management of the Employee\u0092s personal investments, so long as such activities do not interfere or conflict in more than an immaterial manner with the performance of the Employee\u0092s responsibilities as an employee or officer of the Company in accordance with this Agreement; (b) continued membership on any boards of companies or charitable institutions on which the Employee currently serves; and (c) such board memberships as the Board may approve in advance at its sole discretion.\n4. Location. During the Term, the Employee will perform the Employee\u0092s duties in offices provided by the Company in Chicago, Illinois (the \u0093Principal Location\u0094) or such other location as agreed to between the Company and the Employee, and the Employee will be expected to travel to other areas as may be reasonably necessary to fulfill the Employee\u0092s duties and responsibilities hereunder.\n5. Salary. During the Term, the Employee will receive from the Company a base salary at the annual rate of no less than $400,000 (the \u0093Base Salary\u0094), payable in substantially equal installments at such intervals as may be determined by the Company in accordance with its ordinary payroll practices as established from time to time. For the avoidance of doubt, any increase to the Base Salary shall be in the sole discretion of the Compensation Committee (the \u0093Committee\u0094) of the Board of Trustees of the Company (the \u0093Board\u0094).\n6. Annual Bonus. Commencing with calendar year 2016 and during each year during the Term thereafter, and subject to the terms herein, the Employee will be eligible to receive a discretionary annual bonus that has a target amount equal to 100% of the Base Salary in effect for the relevant year (\u0093Target Bonus\u0094); provided, however, that the actual amount of the annual bonus earned by and payable to the Employee for any year shall be determined by the Committee in its sole discretion, based on the Employee\u0092s achievement of individual and/or Company performance criteria. The Company performance criteria for calendar year 2016 are set forth on Schedule A attached hereto. The Employee\u0092s bonus will be paid annually to the Employee, when annual bonuses are paid generally (but no later than March 15 of the fiscal year following the fiscal year with respect to which the bonus was earned), and to be eligible to receive a bonus, the Employee must remain in the employment of the Company or any of its Affiliates until the last day of the fiscal year with respect to which the bonus is earned.\n7. Equity Compensation. The Company shall grant to the Employee an award of restricted share units (\u0093RSUs\u0094) representing the right to receive the number of the Company\u0092s common shares (the \u0093Underlying Shares\u0094) in an amount equal to the quotient obtained by dividing (i) $1,500,000, by (ii) the fair market value per share of the Company\u0092s common shares on the date of grant (the \u0093RSU Award\u0094). Subject to the Employee\u0092s continued service with the Company through the applicable vesting date, one-fourth (1/4) of the RSU Award shall vest and become non-forfeitable on each of the first, second, third and fourth anniversaries of the date of grant. Upon vesting, RSUs shall be settled in common shares of the Company. The Employee shall also have the right to receive on a current basis dividend equivalent payments and/or distribution equivalent payments. The terms and conditions of the RSU Award will be set forth in a separate award agreement (the \u0093RSU Award Agreement\u0094), to be entered into by the Company and the Employee, which will evidence the grant of the RSU Award. The Company may grant additional equity awards to the Employee during the Term in the sole discretion of the Committee.\n8. Benefits. During the Term, the Employee (and, as applicable, the Employee\u0092s dependents) will be entitled to participate in the Company\u0092s standard benefits package on the same terms as similarly situated employees of the Company, with health benefits to be effective as of the Employee\u0092s Start Date. These plans and benefits may be changed at any time, for any reason, by the Company.\n(a) Termination Without Cause or for Good Reason. In the event of the Employee\u0092s termination of employment by the Company without Cause or by the Employee for Good Reason, the Employee will be entitled to receive (i) in a single lump-sum payment on the termination date, the aggregate amount of the Employee\u0092s earned but unpaid Base Salary, any earned but unpaid bonus in respect of service for the prior year (in accordance with Section 6) (by way of illustration, if the Employee\u0092s termination date is March 15, 2017, the Employee will be eligible to receive the Employee\u0092s annual bonus for calendar year 2016 in an amount determined in accordance with Section 6) and accrued but unpaid vacation pay through the termination date (together, the \u0093Accrued Obligations\u0094), (ii) an amount equal to the sum of (A) twelve (12) months\u0092 gross Base Salary (calculated based on the Employee\u0092s annualized rate in effect on the Employee\u0092s termination date), plus (B) the Employee\u0092s Target Bonus for the year in which the Employee\u0092s termination occurs, payable in one cash lump sum on the sixtieth (60th) day following the Employee\u0092s termination date, (iii) an amount equal to a pro rated portion of the Target Bonus for the year in which the Employee\u0092s termination occurs (pro rated based on the number of days in the calendar year in which the Employee\u0092s termination date occurs through the Employee\u0092s termination date) (by way of illustration, if the Employee\u0092s termination date is March 1, 2017, the Employee will be eligible to receive an amount equal to the product of: (A) the Employee\u0092s Target Bonus for calendar year 2017 multiplied by (B) the quotient obtained by dividing (x) the number of days between January 1, 2017 and March 1, 2017 by (y) 365), payable in one cash lump sum on the sixtieth (60th) day following the Employee\u0092s termination date, (iv) for a period of twelve (12) months following the Employee\u0092s termination date, provided that the Employee timely elects to receive continuation coverage under the Company\u0092s group health plans pursuant to the Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1985, as amended (\u0093COBRA\u0094), Company-paid continued healthcare coverage under its group health plans at the same levels and the same cost to the Employee as would have applied if the Employee\u0092s employment had not been terminated (based on the Employee\u0092s elections in effect on the Employee\u0092s termination date), and (v) acceleration and vesting in full (and, to the extent applicable, exercisability) of all outstanding time-based equity awards held by the Employee on the termination date (but not performance-based awards, which shall continue to vest in accordance with their terms), in each case subject to the conditions herein. It shall be a condition to the Employee\u0092s right to receive and retain the amounts set forth in sub-clauses (ii) - (v) above that the Employee (A) timely executes and returns (and does not revoke or breach) a valid confidential general release agreement in the form attached hereto as Schedule B, and (B) complies fully and in all respects with the Employee\u0092s obligations under Section 12 herein.\n(b) Termination For Cause or Due to Death or Disability; Resignation of Employment. If the Employee is terminated from employment for Cause or due to death or disability or if the Employee resigns for any reason, the Employee will be entitled to receive the Accrued Obligations only and will not be eligible to receive any portion of the annual bonus described in Section 6 for the year in which the Employee\u0092s termination of employment occurs. However, if the\nEmployee is terminated from employment due to death or disability, all outstanding equity awards held by the Employee on the termination date will immediately become fully vested and, as applicable, exercisable.\n(c) Definition of \u0093Cause\u0094. For purposes of this Agreement, \u0093Cause\u0094 means\ni. any actions or omissions by the Employee representing a fraud or willful misconduct against the Company or an Affiliate of the Company;\nii. the Employee\u0092s conviction of (or plea of guilty or no contest to) an Applicable Felony (as defined below) (unless reversed, overturned or vacated on appeal); or\niii. any action or omission by the Employee representing a grossly negligent, willful or reckless disregard of any of the Employee\u0092s duties and obligations under this Agreement or otherwise to the Company or an Affiliate of the Company and such action or omission results in materially adverse consequences to the Company or an Affiliate of the Company, provided that, if such action or omission is capable of correction, the Employee do not fully correct such circumstances within fifteen (15) days after a written notice is delivered to the Employee by the Board, which notice specifically identifies the manner in which the Board believes that the Employee have grossly negligently, willfully or recklessly disregarded such duties and obligations.\nFor purposes of this Agreement, (A) no act or failure to act shall be considered \u0093willful\u0094 unless it is done, or omitted to be done, without reasonable belief that such action or omission was in the best interests of the Company or an Affiliate of the Company and (B) an \u0093Applicable Felony\u0094 means a felony (i) relating to the Company\u0092s or any of its Affiliates\u0092 operations or affairs, or to any other Company business or financial matters, (ii) resulting in incarceration for a period of at least forty-five (45) consecutive days or for a total period of ninety (90) days in any 360-day period, or (iii) which would materially interfere with the ability of the Company or an Affiliate of the Company to acquire real estate related interests or to obtain financing from any federal, state or local governmental agency or authority regularly engaged in the selling or financing of real estate related interests or which results in a default or an event of default under a joint venture agreement, or any mortgage or other instrument or agreement by which the Company or an Affiliate of the Company or any of their respective direct or indirect assets are bound.\n(d) Definition of \u0093Good Reason\u0094. For purposes of this Agreement, \u0093Good Reason\u0094 means the occurrence of any one or more of the following events without the Employee\u0092s prior written consent, unless the Company fully corrects the circumstances constituting Good Reason (provided such circumstances are capable of correction) as provided below:\ni. a material diminution in the Employee\u0092s position (including status, offices, titles and reporting requirements), authority, duties or responsibilities as contemplated by Section 3;\nii. a material reduction of the Base Salary or Target Bonus opportunity, as the same may be increased from time to time;\niii. a change in the geographic location of the Principal Location by more than twenty-five (25) miles from its existing location; or\niv. the Company\u0092s material breach of this Agreement.\nNotwithstanding the foregoing, the Employee will not be deemed to have resigned for Good Reason unless (1) the Employee provide the Company with written notice setting forth in reasonable detail the facts and circumstances claimed to constitute Good Reason within sixty (60) days after the date of the occurrence of any event that the Employee know or should reasonably have known to constitute Good Reason, (2) the Company fails to cure such acts or omissions within thirty (30) days following its receipt of such notice, and (3) the effective date of the Employee\u0092s termination for Good Reason occurs no later than sixty (60) days after the expiration of the Company\u0092s cure period.\n10. Reduction in Benefits. If at any time, any payment or other benefit to the Employee pursuant to this Agreement (all such payments and benefits, the \u0093Potential Parachute Payments\u0094) is or will become subject (in whole or in part) to the excise tax imposed by Section 4999 of the Code or any similar tax payable under any United States federal, state, local, foreign or other law (\u0093Excise Taxes\u0094), then the Employee may, at the Employee\u0092s sole and exclusive discretion, determine that payments under this Agreement shall be reduced, to the extent necessary so that no portion of the Potential Parachute Payments is subject to Excise Taxes. For purposes of this Section 10, whenever there is to be a reduction in a Potential Parachute Payment, such reduction shall be done first by reducing any cash payments with the last payment reduced first; next any equity or equity derivatives that are included under Section 280G of the Code at full value rather than accelerated value; next any equity or equity derivatives based on acceleration value shall be reduced with the highest value reduced first (as such values are determined under Treasury Regulation Section 1.280G-1, Q&A 24); finally any other non-cash benefits will be reduced.\n(a) This Agreement is personal to the Employee and, without the prior written consent of the Company, shall not be assignable by the Employee otherwise than by will or the laws of descent and distribution. This Agreement shall inure to the benefit of and be enforceable by the Employee\u0092s legal representatives.\n(b) This Agreement shall inure to the benefit of and be binding upon the Company and its successors and assigns. The Company will require any successor (whether direct or indirect, by purchase, merger, consolidation or otherwise) to all or substantially all of the business and/or assets of the Company to assume and agree to perform this Agreement in the same manner and to the same extent that the Company would be required to perform it if no such succession had taken place.\n12. Restrictive Covenants. The Employee hereby agree to the following restrictive covenants:\n(a) Non-Competition. During the Employee\u0092s employment and for a period of twelve (12) months following the effective date of the termination of the Employee\u0092s employment from the Company for any reason, the Employee shall not, directly or indirectly (whether as a principal, agent, employee, employer, consultant, partner, member, officer, director, shareholder of a closely or privately held corporation or shareholder in excess of five percent (5%) of a publicly traded corporation), engage or invest in activities or businesses, or establish any new businesses, within any geographic location in which the Company, or any of its Affiliates conducted, or was planning to conduct, business on or before the effective date hereof that are substantially in competition with the Company or any of its Affiliates, including (A) soliciting any customer or prospective customer of the Company or any of Affiliates to purchase any goods or services sold by the Company or any of its Affiliates, from anyone other than the Company and/or its Affiliates, and (B) assisting any Person in any way to do, or attempt to do, anything prohibited by clause (A) above.\n(b) Non-Solicitation of Employees. During the Employee\u0092s employment and for a period of twelve (12) months following the effective date of the termination of the Employee\u0092s employment from the Company for any reason, the Employee shall not solicit or recruit for other employment any of the employees of the Company or any of its Affiliates, or encourage any of such employees to leave the employment of the Company or any of its Affiliates.\ni. The Employee shall not, either during or after the Employee\u0092s employment with the Company, make any unauthorized disclosure or use of any confidential, proprietary, secret or other non-public information about the Company or its business, including any business or investment opportunities the Employee learned of in the Employee\u0092s capacity as an employee of the Company. This information includes, but is not limited to, information regarding the amount and nature of the capital and assets owned or controlled by, or net worth of, the Company and/or any of our partners, employees or investors, the investments made, directly or indirectly, by the Company (including, but not limited to, any partnerships, corporations or other entities in which we invest and the assets which any of those entities acquires); the expected or actual rates of return or holding periods of any investment by the Company; any opportunity the Employee has learned about in connection with, or as a consequence of the Employee\u0092s employment with the Company, the respective interest in any investment of any of our partners or investors or the manner in which those interests are held; the identities of the other persons or entities who participate in any investment made by the Company; and financial statements, projections, budgets and market information (collectively, the \u0093Information\u0094).\nii. The Employee is prohibited from using, and the Employee agrees not to use, opportunities discovered in the course of the Employee\u0092s\nemployment for the Employee\u0092s own personal gain or benefit. For example, if, in the Employee\u0092s capacity as an employee, the Employee is approached about or otherwise becomes aware of a potential investment that may be appropriate for the Company, the Employee must not take that opportunity for the Employee\u0092s self, or share or disclose it to any third party, but rather must instead bring it to the attention of appropriate Company personnel for consideration and potential action.\niii. If the Employee should leave the Company\u0092s employ for any reason, the Employee shall return to the Company and certify, in writing, within three days of the Employee\u0092s departure or termination, that the Employee no longer possess any documents (including emails) and copies of documents prepared or received by the Employee during the Employee\u0092s employment that relate to the Company and the Employee shall not utilize any transaction structures that are of a proprietary nature to the Company or any other proprietary information of the Company in any business endeavor which the Employee may undertake following the Employee\u0092s leaving the Company\u0092s employ for any reason. Without limitation on the foregoing, transaction structures or other information shall be deemed to be of a proprietary nature if the same was developed by or in conjunction with the Company and the same is not generally available in the public domain.\n(d) Intellectual Property. The Employee acknowledges and agrees that the services and/or work the Employee provide is \u0093work for hire\u0094 services within the definition of Sections 101 and 201(b) of the United States Copyright Act, 17 U.S.C. \u00a7\u00a7101 and 201(b), and as such the Company is deemed to be the author of the work and owns all rights, title and interest in and to the work under any and all laws of any nation or territory and under any and all conventions or treaties including, but not limited to, the Berne Convention and the Universal Copyright Convention. The Employee waives and releases any and all rights, title and/or interest in and to the work, now and/or in the future, including, but not limited to, any and all copyrights, patents, trademarks, service marks, proprietary rights, or intellectual property. The Employee agrees that if the services and/or work may not be considered work for hire under 17 U.S.C. \u00a7\u00a7101 and 201(b), the Employee transfers and assigns any and all rights, title and/or interest in and to the work and any inventions or other products, ideas, methods, creations, or property arising therefrom or relating thereto, including, but not limited to, any and all moral rights or related non-economic rights whatsoever, and shall, without further consideration but at the expense of the Company, execute any additional documents that may be necessary to effect this transfer. In the event the Company is unable for any reason whatsoever to secure the Employee\u0092s signature to any lawful and necessary documents required, including those necessary for the assignment of, application for, or prosecution, including, but not limited to, renewal, of any applications and/or registrations for copyright, patent, trademark, service mark and/or other protection of intellectual property or proprietary rights in the United States or in any other country, territory or jurisdiction, the Employee hereby irrevocably designates and appoints the Company and its duly authorized officers and agents as agent and attorney in fact, to act for and in the Employee\u0092s behalf and stead to execute and file any such application and to do all other lawfully permitted acts to further the assignment, prosecution and issuance of copyright, patent, trademark or service mark thereof with the same legal force and effect as if executed by the Employee. The Employee hereby waives and\nquitclaims to the Company any and all claims of any nature whatsoever which the Employee may now have or hereafter have for infringement of any copyright, patent, trademark, service mark, proprietary right or intellectual property resulting from any such application or use thereof.\n(e) Remedies. It is understood and agreed that remedies at law would be inadequate in the case of any breach or threatened breach of the covenants contained in this Section 12, and thus the Company shall be entitled to equitable relief, including specific performance and temporary, preliminary, and permanent injunction relief, without the necessity of showing actual damage and without any bond or other security being required, with respect to any breach or threatened breach of such covenants, as contemplated by this Section 12.\n13. Representation. The Employee represents and warrants to the Company, and the Employee\u0092s signature below will confirm, that performance of the Employee\u0092s obligations as an employee of the Company, or any other matter contemplated by this Agreement, will not conflict with or violate any agreement, court order, obligation or other restriction to which the Employee is a party or is subject. In the event of a demand, claim or proceeding by any third party alleging obligations that are inconsistent with the foregoing confirmation, the Company will have the discretion to terminate the Employee\u0092s employment, and such termination will not be deemed to have been a termination without cause for purposes of any other termination-related obligation, nor result in any liability by the Company or by any of its Affiliates to the Employee (i.e., no severance or any other payments will be due to the Employee hereunder).\n(a) Governing Law; Arbitration.\ni. This Agreement will be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the State of Arizona (other than its choice of laws rules).\nii. All controversies, claims or disputes arising out of or related to this Agreement will be settled under the rules of the American Arbitration Association then in effect in the State of Arizona, applying Arizona law, as the sole and exclusive remedy of either party, and judgment upon such award rendered by the arbitrator(s) may be entered in any court of competent jurisdiction in the State of Arizona. Any such arbitration will be conducted in Scottsdale, Arizona, on an individual (and not a class, collective, or representative) claim basis by a single arbitrator selected as hereinafter provided (the \u0093Arbitrator\u0094) in accordance with the Employment Arbitration Rules of the American Arbitration Association (\u0093AAA\u0094), provided that in the event of a conflict between the provisions of this Agreement and such Employment Arbitration Rules, the provisions of this Agreement shall control.\niii. The Arbitrator shall be determined from a list of names of five impartial arbitrators each of whom shall be an attorney experienced in arbitration matters concerning executive employment disputes, supplied by the AAA, and chosen by the Employee and the Company each in turn striking a name from the list until one name remains (with the Employee being the first to strike a name).\niv. The Arbitrator shall not have the power to add to or to modify any of the terms or conditions of this Agreement. The Arbitrator\u0092s decision shall not go beyond what is necessary for the interpretation and application of the provision(s) of this Agreement in respect of the issue before the Arbitrator. The Arbitrator shall have the authority to award any remedy or other relief (including provisional remedies and relief) that a court of competent jurisdiction could order or grant. The Arbitrator\u0092s written decision shall be rendered within sixty (60) days of the closing of the hearing. The decision reached by the Arbitrator shall be final and binding upon the parties as to the matter in dispute. To the extent that the relief or remedy granted by the Arbitrator is relief or remedy on which a court could enter judgment, a judgment upon the award rendered by the Arbitrator shall be entered in any court having jurisdiction thereof (unless in the case of an award of damages, the full amount of the award is paid within ten (10) days of its determination by the Arbitrator). The arbitration proceeding and all filing, testimony, documents and information relating to or presented during the arbitration proceeding shall be disclosed exclusively for the purpose of facilitating the arbitration process and in any court proceeding relating to the arbitration, and for no other purpose, and shall be deemed to be information subject to the confidentiality provisions of this Agreement.\nv. The parties may obtain a pre-hearing exchange of information including depositions, interrogatories, production of documents, exchange of summaries of testimony or exchange of statements of position, and the Arbitrator shall limit such disclosure to avoid unnecessary burden to the parties and shall schedule promptly all discovery and other procedural steps and otherwise assume case management initiative and control to effect an efficient and expeditious resolution of the dispute. At any oral hearing of evidence in connection with an arbitration proceeding, each party and its counsel shall have the right to examine its witness and to cross-examine the witnesses of the other party. No testimony of any witness, or any evidence, shall be introduced by affidavit, except as the parties otherwise agree in writing. All discovery shall be completed by that date which is ninety (90) days after the date the Arbitrator is selected.\nvi. Notwithstanding the dispute resolution procedures contained in this Agreement, either party may apply exclusively to any court sitting in the State of Arizona (i) to enforce this agreement to arbitrate, (ii) to seek provisional injunctive relief so as to maintain the status quo until the arbitration award is rendered or the dispute is otherwise resolved, (iii) to confirm any arbitration award, or (iv) to challenge or vacate any final judgment, award or decision of the Arbitrator that does not comport with the express provisions of this Agreement. In the event any party initiates litigation against any other party (other than litigation to compel arbitration, in aid of arbitration or to enforce an arbitration award so long as such litigation does not exhibit a principal motivation to evade the confidential nature of a dispute resolution procedure through arbitration), then the party initiating such litigation shall be liable to the other party for any attorneys\u0092\nfees, costs or expenses incurred by such party in defense of such litigation, in addition to any other damages actually incurred by that party as a result of the initiation of such litigation.\n(b) This Agreement, together with the RSU Award Agreement, constitutes the entire understanding and agreement between the parties with respect to the subject matter hereof, and supersedes any prior discussions, negotiations or other written materials in respect of the subject matter hereof. This Agreement may not be amended, unless such amendment is in writing and signed by both of the parties hereto.\n(c) The Employee shall not be required to mitigate the amount of any payment provided for in this Agreement by seeking other employment or otherwise, nor shall the amount of any payment provided for in this Agreement be reduced by any compensation earned by the Employee as the result of employment by another employer after the termination date of the Employee employment with the Company, or otherwise. The Company\u0092s obligation to make the severance payments provided for in Section 9 of this Agreement and otherwise to perform its obligations hereunder shall not be affected by any set-off, counterclaim, recoupment, defense or other claim, right or action which the Company may have against the Employee or others.\n(d) This Agreement is intended to comply with the requirements of Section 409A of the Code, and shall be interpreted and construed consistently with such intent. Certain payments to the Employee pursuant to this Agreement are also intended to be exempt from Section 409A of the Code to the maximum extent possible, as short-term deferrals pursuant to Treasury Regulation \u00a71.409A-1(b)(4). In the event the terms of this Agreement would subject the Employee to taxes or penalties under Section 409A of the Code (\u0093409A Penalties\u0094), the Company and the Employee shall cooperate diligently to amend the terms of the Agreement to avoid such 409A Penalties, to the extent possible; provided that in no event shall the Company be responsible for any 409A Penalties that arise in connection with any amounts payable under this Agreement. To the extent any amounts under this Agreement are payable by reference to the Employee\u0092s \u0093termination of employment,\u0094 such term shall be deemed to refer to the Employee\u0092s \u0093separation from service,\u0094 within the meaning of Section 409A of the Code to the extent necessary to avoid 409A Penalties. To the extent necessary to avoid 409A Penalties, to the extent that the Employee is a \u0093specified employee\u0094 (within the meaning of the final regulations promulgated under Section 409A of the Code) as of the date of the Employee\u0092s \u0093separation from service\u0094 (within the meaning of Section 409A of the Code) from the Company, no amount that constitutes a deferral of compensation that is payable upon such separation from service and is subject to the six-month delay rule of Section 409A(a)(2)(B)(i) of the Code will be paid to the Employee before the date (the \u0093Delayed Payment Date\u0094) that is the first day of the seventh month after the date of the Employee\u0092s separation from service or, if earlier, the date of the Employee\u0092s death following such separation from service. All such amounts that would, but for this Section, become payable prior to the Delayed Payment Date will be accumulated, together with simple interest calculated at LIBOR as of the date of such separation from service, and paid on the Delayed Payment Date. Each severance payment payable to the Employee hereunder or otherwise shall be treated as a separate payment in a series of separate payments under Treasury Regulation Section 1.409A-2(b)(2)(iii). Any reimbursement or advancement payable\nto the Employee pursuant to this Agreement shall be conditioned on the submission by the Employee of all expense reports reasonably required by the Company under any applicable expense reimbursement policy, and shall be paid to the Employee within 30 days following receipt of such expense reports, but in no event later than the last day of the calendar year following the calendar year in which the Employee incurred the reimbursable expense. Any amount of expenses eligible for reimbursement, or in-kind benefit provided, during a calendar year shall not affect the amount of expenses eligible for reimbursement, or in-kind benefit to be provided, during any other calendar year. The right to any reimbursement or in-kind benefit pursuant to this Agreement shall not be subject to liquidation or exchange for any other benefit.\n(e) For purposes of this Agreement, the term \u0093Affiliate\u0094 means with respect to any person or entity (1) any officer, director, employee, trustee, beneficiary, shareholder, partner, member or relative within the third degree of kindred of such person or entity; (2) any corporation, partnership, trust or other entity controlling, controlled by or under common control with such person or entity or any such relative of such person or entity; (3) any officer, director, trustee, beneficiary, general partner, member or employee of any entity described in (2) above; or (4) any trust or other entity established for the benefit of such person or entity or for members of such person\u0092s immediate family.\n(f) The respective rights and obligations of the parties hereunder will survive any termination of the Employee\u0092s term of employment with the Company to the extent necessary to preserve the intended rights and obligations of the parties.\n(g) The invalidity or unenforceability of any provision of this Agreement, or any provisions of any agreement referred to herein, will not affect the validity or enforceability of any other provision herein or therein. In the event any provision herein is found to be invalid or unenforceable, such provision will be modified and reformed to the minimum extent necessary to make it valid and enforceable.\n(h) Failure on the Company\u0092s part to exercise any rights or privileges granted to it by this Agreement or to insist upon the full performance of all obligations or duties assumed by the Employee shall not be construed as waiving any such rights, privileges, obligations or duties, or as creating any custom contrary thereto.\n(i) This Agreement may be executed in one or more counterparts, including by fax or PDF, each of which will be deemed to be an original but all of which together will constitute one and the same instrument.\nIN WITNESS WHEREOF, the undersigned have executed this Agreement as of the date first set forth above.\n/s/ Frederick C. Tuomi\nName: Frederick C. Tuomi\n/s/ Charles D. Young\nCharles D. Young\nWeighting Threshold (75%) Target (100%) Stretch (125%)\nStabilized Occupancy(1)\nBlended Rent Growth(2)\nCore NOI Margin(3)\nSingle-Family Core FFO Per Share(4)\n20% $1.55 $1.60 $1.65\nRun-Rate Year-End Synergies(5)\n20% $48M $50M $52M\n10% N/A N/A N/A\n(1) Represents the average stabilized occupancy over the year, defined as number of occupied homes divided by the sum of the number of stable homes.\n(2) Weighted average rental rate increase percentage of lease renewals, replacement leases, and multi-year lease escalations within the period; adjusted for net impact of pool maintenance fee implementation.\n(3) Represents stabilized NOI divided by core revenue, defined as rental revenue less bad debt expense; excludes revenues and expenses related to the NPL segment.\n(4) Single-family Core FFO begins with NAREIT FFO as defined by the NAREIT White Paper, which is adjusted for: revenues and expenses related to the NPL segment, share-based compensation, non-recurring costs associated with the merger, acquisition fees and other expenses, write-off of loan costs, loss on derivative financial instruments, amortization of derivative financial instruments cost, severance expense, non-cash interest expense related to amortization on convertible senior notes and deferred financing fees and expenses, and other non-comparable items as applicable; assumes interest expense based on forward LIBOR curve and 2 floating-rate securitizations executed in 2016 \u0097 adjusted for interest rate market movements and financing decisions adversely impacting interest expense subsequent to 3/1/2016.\n(5) Annualized run-rate synergies of the merger at year-end 2016. 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        "raw_content": "Not a day to change Australia forever\nI have spent most of today at a loss for words about the hostage situation, described as 'consistent with a terrorist attack', taking place just a few blocks from my Sydney office. Sometimes the smaller the amount of instant and semi-informed coverage an incident generates, the better. This is one of those times.\nFrankly, there is not a lot that is meaningful to say about what is occurring. Even if the situation is resolved peacefully, what has happened is plainly a cruel and criminal act: keeping innocent people detained at gunpoint and in fear for their lives. And at the time of writing, it is not over.\nThe rest of the story has been largely guesswork. The hostage-taker has used \u2014 or, to put it more accurately, abused \u2014 an Islamic flag. Understandably, there has been plenty of speculation that his agenda is broadly supportive of Islamic State or other violent extremists. But at time of writing, there has been no public expression of a specific affiliation or a demand being made to negotiators. Australian authorities have been cautious about using the 'terrorist' label, even if some media have been quick to do so.\nNone of this is to say that the authorities are over-reacting. Most of what we have seen shows calm, coordination and professionalism. Crisis-response mechanisms and capabilities, long in the making, have swung into action. It is commendable that authority figures, from the Prime Minister down, have emphasised the need for calm and normality. Tony Abbott has called the perpetrator nothing more glorious than 'an armed person claiming political motivation'. That is the right approach.\nAnd nor, from what I have seen today, has the Australian public lost its nerve. In peak Christmas shopping season, much of Sydney's central business district continued to function with relative normality for at least the first few hours after the incident began, and then began to wind down gradually, not in panic. Not far from the siege zone, faces were perhaps a little anxious at my favourite caf\u00e9, but it was still busy, still a determined attempt at business as usual.\nIt is also impressive that the incident has led to immediate calls for tolerance, understanding and cohesion across multicultural Australia. Muslim community figures have spoken out against the crime, and sensible voices have emphasised the need to avoid any backlash against Muslim Australians.\nSo it is wrong to claim that this was the day Australia changed forever. Innocent people's lives are being threatened. People are being traumatised. But by all accounts, this seems the work of a lone criminal.\nThat fact should not of itself be cause for comfort. It is deeply disturbing that the work of one dangerous person has drawn such blanket attention in the national and global media. If terrorism thrives on the oxygen of publicity, then the Australian and international media has generally played to the script. Several journalists I have spoken with today are privately aware of this problem.\nStill, it is hard to see who benefits from saturation media coverage of an event like this other than the criminal himself and those violent extremists whose agenda has been associated with his actions. The more attention a one-man outrage like this generates, the greater may be the incentive for someone else to try something similar.\nLet's not pretend that the rest of us are not complicit. Social media has helped magnify and at times distort the picture. Early on, for instance, I saw one irresponsible tweet claiming the attacker had planted devices all over the city. Meanwhile, those random members of the public who had nothing better to do but stand at police cordons waiting and watching can only have complicated things needlessly for the security forces.\nSome social media users \u2013 and mainstream media \u2013 were transmitting real-time images of police positions or otherwise reporting on police movements. The Mumbai siege in 2008 proved the impact of social media in terrorist situations: there, the attackers and their handlers were reportedly using all forms of media to keep track of the Indian security forces, which may well have added to the duration and lethality of those attacks. It is a lesson that must not be forgotten. Perhaps today in Sydney the hostage-taker did not have media-monitoring accomplices, but none of us can know for sure.\nI have not responded to most calls from the media today because at this stage I have little useful to say. 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        "raw_content": "Leah Banks closes Nationals with a PR\nLeah Banks, mass communication junior, competing in the long jump event. Banks finished 23rd overall in the long jump and 12th in the pentathlon at the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Indoor Track and Field National Championships. LOYOLA NEW ORLEANS ATHLETICS/Courtesy.\nFiled under Showcase, Sports, Track & Field\nAfter her running streak of 12 Loyola track records broken throughout her collegiate career, mass communication junior Leah Banks was planning to shatter more records at the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics National Indoor Track and Field Championships.\nThe meet at Pittsburg, Kansas was kind to Banks as she finished 12th in the pentathlon, which consisted of five different events, and 23rd overall in the long jump with 5.32m.\nDuring the pentathlon, Banks set a personal record in the 800m run which did not satisfy the Loyola track star.\n\u201cHonestly, my performance at nationals was not the greatest,\u201d she said.\nBanks was critical about her performance but was motivated for the upcoming outdoor season.\n\u201cI had a great PR in the 800m run, but ultimately it showed me that I still have some work to do,\u201d she said.\n\u201cReally, it made me even more excited for outdoor because my marks are pretty consistent up against some great competition.\u201d\nBanks does not have to wait long for the upcoming season.\nThe Wolf Pack team will begin their outdoor season with the Birmingham Southern Invitational on March 9th.\nWill Ingram is a Mass Communications sophomore. He is excited to be the executive producer this semester. Previously he has worked as the assistant sports...",
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        "raw_content": "It\u2019s got to be Purfleet! New fundraising group to back King\u2019s Lynn homeless charity in anniversary year\nA new fundraising group is being set up to help a Lynn-based homeless charity mark its 25th anniversary.\nThe Purfleet Fundraisers want to provide practical support to enable clients of the Purfleet Trust to improve their lives by finding work.And the group is inviting the public to make a pre-Christmas donation during its first event next weekend.\nIts chairman, Francis Bone, said: \u201cPrimarily we will be raising money, but we also want to promote the trust and help inform the public about its work and its role in this area. I have a very committed team of people working with me and we are going to be making ourselves very well-known indeed. And we are going to be putting the \u2018fun\u2019 into fundraising.\u201d\nThe group, which includes volunteers and staff, is being established to mark the 25th anniversary of the trust, which supports homeless people in West Norfolk, next year.\nIts aim is to provide funds for the types of things that clients may need to help them find work, but are not readily available, including access to computing facilities.\nMr Bone said: \u201cThese days almost every aspect of life demands skills with computers, to find jobs, to apply for work, to write CVs, to get training.\n\u201cNot only do you need computer skills \u2013 you need access to a computer too. Underfunding means that computer time elsewhere is very limited and where computers are available there are many people wishing to use them.\n\u201cAt the Purfleet Trust, we want to update and expand our existing computer suite, so that\u2019s where some of our money raising is going to be concentrated.\u201d\nThe group also wants to provide other things such as bicycles to help people get to job interviews even in areas where public transport is limited, basic cooking equipment and even ties so they can be smartly dressed for an interview.\nThe fundraisers will be launching their campaign during a Christmas craft fair being held at St Nicholas Chapel next Saturday, December 2.\nTrust chief executive, Paula Hall, said: \u201cThere are so many ways that money can be used, so I am delighted that Purfleet Fundraisers have been set up under our banner.\n\u201cI am looking forward to working with them all. With Francis as chairman I know they are going to be extremely effective.\u201d\nMeanwhile, the trust is one of six organisations to have been shortlisted by property developer Hopkins Homes to be its Norfolk Charity of the Year.\nA public vote is now open to choose which groups will receive donations from the building firm. The top three charities will receive \u00a37,000, \u00a32,000 and \u00a31,000 respectively.\nVoting is open at www.hopkinshomescharity.co.uk/norfolk until next Friday, December 1.",
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        "raw_content": "Letters: John Smith, June 27, 2017\nI read with amazement the letter from Anne Milner, from Heacham, that she has been in the area for 30 years and does not know who was Henry le Strange, the founder of New Hunstanton, especially as the le Strange family was responsible for many of the iconic buildings in the town.\nHas she never visited the Golden Lion, wondered why there is a \u201cle Strange Arms,\u201d spent time on The Green, walked in the Hunstanton Gardens, used the recreation ground or visited Old Hunstanton Church?. The le Strange influence on Hunstanton was profound. If she would care to visit the Hunstanton Heritage Centre I will be only to pleased to show them the history of Victorian Hunstanton and the influence that Henry had on the town. The exhibition will be open every day throughout July, and is free.",
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        "raw_content": "Van Morrison sings at friend's funeral in Northern Ireland\nLONDON (AP) \u2014 Van Morrison has performed one of his best-loved songs at the funeral of his longtime friend, the historian and politician Ian Adamson. Morrison sang \"Into the Mystic\" \u2014 one of his most mysterious, evocative songs \u2014 at Adamson's funeral Monday at Conlig Presbyterian Church in Northern Ireland.\nThe 1970 song was apparently Adamson's favorite. The funeral was also attended by Irish President Michael Higgins and ex-Formula One racing star Eddie Irvine. Adamson was a former Lord Mayor of Belfast and the author of a series of books exploring the roots of Northern Ireland's identity.\nHe died Wednesday at 74.\nFor black women at church, it's more than the Aretha eulogy\nPaul McCartney tells fans: Don't be like me and eat too much",
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        "raw_content": "Essay Biblical Theme\nSubmitted By Xeroskey1\nBT 1110 SEC 3 (NIGHT)\nSin is the moral deviation and distortion in human beings which is offensive to God. Sin is found in individuals, tribes and nations in the Old Testament. Sin originated from the failure of Adam and Eve in obeying gods instruction of not eating from the tree in the middle of the garden Gen.3-3 \u201cyou must not eat from the tree in the middle\u201d. By doing this man had the knowledge of good and evil and thus sin was introduced into the world.\nSin is seen in almost all part of the Bible. In Genesis 3-23 God kicked Adam and Eve from the garden; thus separating them from God. This separation made man to move even far away from god and what he expects from us.\nIn the book of 1 Kings 16-29, we see that the theme of sin is wide even in the leadership of god\u2019s chosen nation Israel. 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        "raw_content": "So Why Is Divine Mercy So Important? Here's Why.\n\"It was through St. Maria Faustina Kowalska that God proclaimed the great message of His mercy to the Church and to the world.\"\nSo begins this excellent video featuring world-renowned Divine Mercy expert Fr. Seraphim Michalenko, MIC. The video was made in April 2014, during a trip Fr. Seraphim made to Bolivia. The Spanish interpreter is the famed scientific researcher Ricardo Castanon, Ph.D., who studies Eucharistic miracles and other phenomena.\nThanks to Dr. Castanon for the video.\nBe advised, the audio is not great. You may need to crank up the volume.\nJeanette Woodley - Jan 23, 2015\nThank you Silvano Toso for giving us this talk in written form. It was very helpful. God bless you!\nanswering request for the text of the audio: - Jan 22, 2015\nDear readers of this article, in an effort towards \"Love for the Church and the Charism of Shedding Light on the Mystery of Divine Mercy\" I typed out what I was able to hear as well as I could, plus I added some references he mentioned; I hope this helps us in our \"Coming to Know the Mystery of Divine Mercy and its Contemplation in Everyday Life\" plus \"The Attitude of Trusting in God and Showing Mercy toward Neighbor.\" (See \"Spirituality\" tab's elements at http://sisterfaustina.org/). I hope it'll all show up clearly, and not be too tedious to read. It could be read along with listening to the audio (sorry I don't understand the non-english parts).\n\"My dear brothers and sisters in Christ,\nIt was through St. Maria Faustina Kowalska that God proclaimed the great message of His mercy to the Church and to the world. In her Diary [Divine Mercy in My Soul: https://secure.marianweb.net/shopmercy.org/list.php?DID=101&CLID=376], we find a very beautiful prayer...and we find also, Jesus telling her: \"My Heart rejoices in this title of Mercy. Proclaim that Mercy is the greatest attribute of God -- all the works of My hands are crowned with Mercy\" (Diary paragraphs 300-301).\nNow, a name -- is a mark-- that establishes the identity of someone --or something --as who --or what --they are -- a name not only distinguishes one person or thing from another -- but it has a mysterious identity with the one --or with the thing-- that has the name. The name, for example, can be considered as a substitute for the person; the name is often meaningful; a name is thought to reveal something of the kind of a person one is. Where the name of God is concerned, the Name's meaning becomes a theological idea. We learn from the Old Testament that when Moses asked God to show him His glory, God answered him saying: \"You cannot see My Face, for no one may see Me and live\" (Exodus 33:20). However we continue reading... having come down in a cloud, the Lord covered Moses with His hand until He passed by... then God removed His hand and Moses saw his back... standing with Moses there God proclaimed His Name: \"Lord\" (\"Senor\"). Thus the Lord passed before Moses and cried out (Exodus 34:6): \"the Lord, the Lord; the Merciful and Gracious God. Slow to anger, and rich in kindness and fidelity. Continuing His kindness for a thousand generations, and forgiving wickedness, and crime, and sin.\"\nNow in the first letter of John the Evangelist (1 John 4:8) we read, \"GOD IS LOVE! And he who abides in love, abides in God, and God abides in him.\" Now in his encyclical letter entitled \"God is Love\" (http://www.vatican.va/holy_father/benedict_xvi/encyclicals/documents/hf_ben-xvi_enc_20051225_deus-caritas-est_en.html) Pope Benedict the 16th tells us (in paragraph 1) that these words from the first letter of St. John, \"God is Love -- and he who abides in love abides in God, and God abides in him\" -- they express with remarkable clarity the heart of the Christian faith. That is, they express the Christian image of God, and they express the image of mankind, and they express mankind's destiny resulting from being created in God's Image. So the Christian image of God [as Love] is: that each person of the most Holy Trinity is not enclosed into itself -- but it is for the other Persons. Love is the sharing of itself -- the most perfect love then is only within the most Holy Trinity -- such love is considered and cared for the other -- it is not self-centered -- it is not a sinking in the intoxication of happiness. God IS Himself the Act of Love, He is the pure -- for-other. So God --as Love-- seeks the good of the Be-loved Other. He --as Love-- becomes the Annunciation, and He is ready-- and even willing-- for Sacrifice. Love is symbolized by the heart -- the heart stands at the vital center and source of pain, of emotions, and sensibilities; that is, it stands for the most intimate self.\nHowever, we stated at the very beginning, that the name by which God called Himself was: Merciful. The word comes from the Latin original \"Misericordia\". A great Catholic theologian, St. Thomas Aquinas, quoted St. Augustine (http://www.newadvent.org/summa/3030.htm) as saying, that \"misericordia\" means: the heart, in Latin, --- love reaching out to misery. St. Thomas then says, the greatest misery is not to exist, not To Be, especially not to be a living being. Besides that, what does not exist is not lovable. So \"misericordia\" is love going out to the misery. That means, what does not exist. God Who is Love, and also life itself...reached out of Self to nothingness. And this way brought about Creation. By this action, in relationship to created things, Love took on a second name. In his memorable encyclical, \"Dives in Misericordia\" he tells us that \"Mercy is God's second name\" (see last paragraph in section entitled: \"7. Mercy Revealed in the Cross and Resurrection\" within: http://www.vatican.va/holy_father/john_paul_ii/encyclicals/documents/hf_jp-ii_enc_30111980_dives-in-misericordia_en.html -- \"Believing in the crucified Son means \"seeing the Father,\" means believing that love is present in the world and that this love is more powerful than any kind of evil in which individuals, humanity, or the world are involved. Believing in this love means believing in mercy. For mercy is an indispensable dimension of love; it is as it were love's second name...\") In her spiritual Diary, St. Faustina recorded this statement: \"Divine Love is the flower and Mercy is the fruit.\"\nDivine Mercy, therefore, is the *first* cross of all that exists outside of God in the Most Holy Trinity. To cause -- means to produce an effect. St. Bernard of Clairvaux states that mercy is the counsel -- the first act of God's mercy, therefore, is Creation. It is God loving the unloved, and it is important to understand that the act of Creation especially includes the crown and masterpiece of all that God created -- that is, the human being. It is about human beings -- both men and women -- that the first book of the Bible tells us -- God created man in His Image. In the Divine Image He created them -- male and female He created them. Human beings were created a little less than the angels; the angels were created as pure spirits, but it is human beings who were created to become \"like God\". And that means, partaking of-- or sharing-- in the Divine Nature.\nNow, how was the human being created? The human being was not created as everything else was -- in the book of Judith we read, \"You spoke and they were made. You set forth Your Spirit and they were created. No one can resist Your Word.\" But when God came to create human beings, He said, \"let us make man in our Image, after our likeness.\" Then the Lord God formed man out of the clay of the ground, and blew into his nostrils the breath of life, and so man became a living soul. To become divine as God intended, human beings needed only to remain dependent on God's Spirit by which they became living souls. When we read that God blew into the nostrils of the man, molded out of clay of the ground-- of the Spirit of Life, it wasn't just one gust of breath that -- came from God's lips -- it was a continuous flow of God's breath -- the Holy Spirit.\nThe word for \"spirit\" in the Hebrew language is \"ruach.\" The word itself represents an ongoing sustained action. The result of blowing the Spirit into the nostrils of the model made of clay -- was that the model of clay became a living soul. The word for \"living soul\" in the Hebrew language is: \"nefesh.\" The word \"nefesh\" itself suggests the act of inhaling and exhaling the breath received.\nThat action is the most obvious sign of life; as long as that breath of the Holy Spirit would not be cut off, God's purpose for human beings -- (here the video is at 19:02 minutes :) -- which is to become divine as God is divine -- would be accomplished. But -- we know from some of the Fathers of the Church, that when God created the angels, He put them to a test: they were created pure spirits -- God is pure Spirit -- but one day they would be asked to worship a being that is not only pure Spirit, but enclosed in matter. We can only guess from the last book of Sacred Scripture that this did not please the highest, the most beautiful, and intelligent angel. From the prophet Isaiah we heard-- that this highest created spirit -- (no that *this* created spirit) -- wanted to take over the throne of God. And so a war erupted in Heaven, and Michael was one of them; his name means: \"who is like God.\" And then 1/3 of the angels fell to the earth; they were cast out of Heaven -- and then this same leader of the rebellious angels wanted to destroy God's plan [see CCC 395: http://www.scborromeo.org/ccc/p1s2c1p7.htm#395], and so he (Satan) approached man on earth -- and suggested that God is not being true to them.\nThey were given a command that would keep them in life-- and then be fulfilled in becoming divine, but he (Satan) said, no! -- they would then become gods, and know good and evil! In other words, that man, on his own power, could become divine. And instead of believing the Word of God, they believed the word of the devil, and by that they ruptured the conviction of the power of the Spirit within them. But God would not let the devil have the last word.\nAnd so God provided that the Second Person of the Most Holy Trinity would take upon Himself the fallen human nature, with all its faults and sins -- from the beginning of time to the end -- and that He would put this fallen nature to death in his human life -- and then because His Person is divine and could NOT die, when He rose from the dead, the human fallen nature would be recast -- and it would be now made able to become like God -- which was the reason why God created human beings.\nNow we learn from Sacred Scripture that God gave human beings three particular commands: the first was --\n(1) \"Be holy, because I, your God, am holy\" (Leviticus 11:44 & 19:2; see -- http://www.usccb.org/bible/leviticus/19),\n(2) and then on the mountain Jesus taught us -- \"Be perfect, as your Heavenly Father is perfect\" (Matt 5:48; see -- http://www.usccb.org/bible/matthew/5:48),\n(3) and then -- \"Be merciful, as the Heavenly Father is merciful\" (Luke 6:36; see-- http://www.usccb.org/bible/luke/6:36).\nNow, we say-- the Sacred Scriptures tell us-- that no one but God is holy, and no one but God is perfect. So how can we human beings be holy and perfect as God?\nThe third evangelist said these commands in a different way -- \"Be merciful as your Heavenly Father is merciful\" (Luke 6:36). And we saw that that means-- loving the unlovable, and pardoning the unpardonable; and in this way we become as God. And this is the reason for the importance of the message of the Divine Mercy: when we live this life as God intended us-- allowing life to thrive by loving the unlovable, and allowing forgiveness to flow by our forgiving.\nWe must realize what the Catechism teaches us -- that if we do not forgive everyone/everything from the heart, as Jesus told us -- God will not be able to forgive us -- not because He doesn't want to -- we do not permit Him to penetrate us and to forgive us...(CCC 2862: \"The fifth petition begs God's mercy for our offences, mercy which can penetrate our hearts only if we have learned to forgive our enemies, with the example and help of Christ.\") And this is the cause of so much problems and trouble in the world -- besides that unforgiveness is a poison that kills us from inside out. Those against whom we have complaints couldn't probably care less -- they probably don't even know how our disposition is -- so we're enemies to ourselves.\nIt is from this that the Lord wants to protect us by the practice of Mercy as He is merciful. So several times the Lord told (St.) Faustina as she recorded in her Diary (par. 300) -- \"mankind will have no peace until it turns with trust to My Mercy!\" That is the way that most of His words are translated. The Polish word that Jesus used -- which is translated \"peace\" -- rather would be better interpreted, \"security\" -- that is an important part of \"peace\" -- but it touches us closer -- mankind will not have \"security\" so long as it does not turn with trust to God's Mercy. And that is why Jesus gives us that beautiful prayer that He wants associated with the Image that He revealed of Himself as Mercy: \"JESUS, I TRUST IN YOU.\" \"\nThank you Fr. Seraphim for the English side of the talk -- God bless everyone!\nMiriam - May 31, 2014\nPlease can you add asend me the text of the priest's words as I am unable to follow the words in the video.\nMuch appreciation !\nSilvano Toso - May 31, 2014\nTo Linda: Linda, the video is fine, it must be a glitch in your computer. Go to the public library or to a friend's computer and continue to listen to this message....it is truly, too beautiful to miss. May God bless you.\nThe Divine Mercy, o better said, the understanding of the Divine Mercy, is so vital to us, Humans, that without it, not only we cannot be restored to our primary role and being (commonly known as \"Salvation\") but we could not even have been formed in the first place and exist. Until we do understand that, we will be just beings wondering about, not knowing who we are, why we are here, and what we have to do. Therefore, for all those, who understand the main message of the Divine Mercy and live accordingly, it is a duty to inform the other fellow humans, because Jesus came to a human, Saint Faustina, and asked her to pass on this knowledge to all humans. Jesus could have come to each one of us and said the same thing, but He did not do that. He wants us, each one of us, to tell the others, as a sing of love towards our neighbours, as a sign of Mercy, as a sign of forgiveness towards others. Love lives on, only through love. Forgiveness is the fruit of the fruit of love, which is the Divine Mercy itself. By forgiving, we are doing the first act of Mercy, the first act of love, which makes us, in due course, holy like He is holy, perfect like He is perfect, divine like He is divine, and that was and still is the plan of God. Thank you Father Seraphim, for you are one of those, who understand the Divine Mercy and Its message. Thank you for giving us a wonderful example of being a witness to the Divine Mercy. You are truly a living saint. Thank you.\nnadeem - May 31, 2014\nthank you very much for share this message\nand i want to give you pray request please pray for us i am from pakistan but now i am in bangkok with family with two kids son 9 yrs and daughter 13 yrs here we are on asylum seeker and facing heard time miserable problems we are roman Catholic family thanks\nShortly after Fr. Michalenko said \"...the continuous flow of God's breath is the Holy Spirit...\" the video stopped, around 19:02 minutes. Couldn't get the video to continue to play. Just wondering if anyone else had this problem, or if the glitch is on my computer?",
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        "raw_content": "Home \u00bb Angel Funds, Budget, Budget 2013-14, Incubators, Indian Startups, Investments, Startup tax, Technology Business Incubators\n#Budget2013: Funds For Technology Incubators In Academic Institutions Get CSR Status; Startup Tax\nBy Brindaalakshmi K\tbrindaa@medianama.com February 28, 2013\nIn his budget speech earlier in the day, the Finance Minister P.Chidambaram announced that the funds provided to Technology Business Incubators (TBI) based within academic institutions and approved by the Ministry of Science and Technology or the Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises, will qualify as CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) expenditure.\nThis proposal follows amendments to the Companies Bill (pdf) in December 2012, which mandates corporate companies to spend 2% of its net profits as CSR. Therefore, this proposal will allow companies to invest up to 2% of its net profits in startups incubated in technology business incubators and account for it as CSR expenditure.\nAs of now, there are around 27 technology business incubators located inside academic institutions like National Institute of Design (NID), Indian Institutes of Technology (IIT), National Institutes of Technology (NIT), Indian Institutes of Management (IIM), Engineering colleges and other technical universities in the country. These incubators were set up by the National Science & Technology Entrepreneurship Development Board (NSTEDB), which was established in 1982 by the Government of India under the Department of Science & Technology.\nSome of the companies which have incubated out of some of these incubators include Uniphore, Milaap, and MeshLabs among others.\nAngel Funds to be included in Category I AIF:\nLast year, the government had introduced few clauses to Budget 2012, according to which if an investment received by a private company or an unlisted public company in return for shares, was in excess of the Fair Market Value (\u201cFMV\u201d) of the shares, it was to be considered as income in the hands of the company and chargeable to tax as \u201cincome from other sources\u201d. This essentially meant that investors will be charged 30% income tax on this income.\nIn lieu of protests against this startup tax by the startup ecosystem, the government has now amended this clauses to exclude registered venture capital funds and angel investors from these clauses. The minister said that SEBI will prescribe requirements for angel investor pools, by which they can be recognised as Category I AIF (alternate investment funds) venture capital funds and angel funds can register with the SEBI to get exempted from these taxes.\nRelated: Budget 2013-14: Digital Business Expectations & Announcements \u2013 Live Updates\nResolvity Shuts Shop In India; Customers & Employees Move To Ozonetel\nBudget 2013-14: Digital Business Expectations & Announcements \u2013 Live Updates",
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        "raw_content": "Biohit Helicobacter Pylori IgG Elisa Kit FDA Cleared for Marketing & Distribution\nBiohit Plc.\nBiohit Plc has received on 13.12.2004 FDA clearance for the Company \u2018s Helicobacter pylori IgG ELISA kit. Test is based on an enzyme immunoassay technique with partially purified H. pylori bacterial antigen adsorbed on a microplate and a detection antibody labeled with horseradish peroxidase (HRP).\nHelicobacter pylori infection is the most important cause of chronic gastritis. Another mechanism for gastritis and severe atrophic gastritis is the autoimmune mechanism. This kit is intended to aid in the diagnosis of H. pylori infection.\nHelicobacter pylori is a spiral shaped, gram-negative bacterium that colonizes in the human stomach. The organism is found in the mucous layer of the stomach overlying the gastric epithelium and it does not appear to invade tissue. However, the mucosa underneath the area of the H. pylori colonization is invariably inflamed; this condition is referred to as chronic superficial or non-atrophic gastritis, which, if untreated persists for life. Nevertheless, the chronic inflammatory process can lead to atrophic gastritis, which has been linked with peptic ulceration and gastric cancer, two of the most important diseases of the upper gastrointestinal tract. The presence of antibodies to CagA H. pylori strains have been linked with the development of atrophic gastritis in corpus.\nThe epidemiological evidence indicates a link between gastric adenocarcinoma, mucosa associated lymphoid tissue (MALT) lymphoma and H. pylori infection.",
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        "raw_content": "Predicting Success with MRI-based Method\nNormally, a material such as a chemotherapy drug crosses into a tissue on the principle of concentration equalization \u2013 the material diffuses from an area of high concentration to one of low concentration until the concentrations become equal all around. However, in some cancers, even though the material \u201cwants\u201d to spread out evenly, fluids inside the tumour may be exerting pressure to prevent this. When the internal pressure created by these fluids rises above a certain level, it acts as a barrier that keeps drugs and other materials from entering the tumour.\nThe method the Institute scientists developed can measure, with a non-invasive MRI scan, whether the fluid pressure in cancer tissues is at levels that could render chemotherapy ineffective. Their research, which led to the method, was done with MRI equipment similar to that found in hospitals and clinics. A contrast agent often employed in MRI was used as a stand-in for chemotherapy drugs, and this material was injected into special mice with different cancerous growths. The team created computer algorithms that allowed them to verify the connection between the amount of material that found its way into the growth and the pressure of the fluids inside the tumour tissue. The Weizmann Institute team\u2019s research, as well as that of other research groups, shows that this relationship can differ from one animal to the next, from one human to the next, and even from one tissue to the next in the same animal.\nProf. Degani says that, ideally, the fluid pressure inside tumour tissues would be checked using the MRI method she and her team developed before a patient begins chemotherapy. If the pressure is discovered to be high, it might be possible to reduce it by various means, such as drugs similar to those for lowering blood pressure. The method, if it proves successful in clinical trials, might have the potential to significantly increase the success rate of chemotherapy.\nMEDICA.de; Source: American Committee for the Weizmann Institute of Science",
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        "raw_content": "According to the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA), if a consumer finds inaccurate information on their credit report and they contact the credit reporting agency to dispute the error, and that agency acknowledges that the error should be removed from the credit report but they fail to remove the error within a certain period of time, then the consumer has the legal right to sue the credit agency.\nUnder \u00a7 602 (a) Accuracy and fairness of credit reporting (FCRA), it says the banking system is dependent upon fair and accurate credit reporting. It discusses how inaccurate credit reports directly impair the efficiency of the banking system, and that unfair credit reporting methods directly undermine the publics' confidence, which is absolutely essential for the continual functioning of the banking system.\nSince consumer reporting agencies have assumed a vital role in the assembling and evaluating of consumer credit information, there is an essential need to ensure that consumer reporting agencies exercise a heightened level of responsibility with impartiality, fairness, and respect for the consumer's right to privacy.\nProcedure for Reporting Credit Errors\nIt is highly recommended that consumers check their credit report on a periodic basis for any credit report errors that may be present. Under \u00a7 611 of the FCRA, when the consumer becomes aware of an error on their credit report, the consumer should notify the agency directly, or indirectly through the reseller of such dispute. From there, the credit reporting agency shall free of charge, conduct an investigation in order to determine if the disputed information is in fact inaccurate.\nIf the credit reporting agency finds that the information is inaccurate, then the agency is to record the current status as disputed, or delete the item from the file before the end of the 30-day period beginning on the date the agency received the notice of the dispute from the consumer or the reseller. Under certain circumstances the agency may have an extension period of 15 additional days if during that 30-day period, the agency receives information from the consumer that is relevant to the investigation.\nCivil Liability: Negligent Noncompliance\nUnder Section 617 of the FCRA, any person who is negligent in failing to comply with any of the requirements set forth by this title in respect to any consumer is liable to that consumer for:\nThe actual damages sustained by the consumer as a result of the failure\nIn the case of a successful action where liability shall be enforced under this section, the consumer shall be awarded the costs of the action, along with reasonable attorney's fees as determined by the court.\nUnder Section 618 of the DCRA, an action brought against a credit agency in order to enforce liability may be brought in any appropriate United States district court. An action under this title must be brought by the plaintiff within 2 years of the date of discovery of the violation, or within 5 years after the date the violation occurs.\nDebt Collection Defense Attorney\nIn the United States, good credit is everything. Having an excellent credit score opens many doors and it makes living life a whole lot easier. Good credit allows consumers to have access to prime credit cards from Citibank, American Express and Bank of America; it allows consumers to get 0% interest auto loans and the lowest rates on mortgages. Since maintaining an accurate credit report is so important, it's absolutely critical that consumers continuously check for any credit report inaccuracies.\nReporting credit inaccuracies is vital to maintaining the integrity of your credit report; however, if the credit reporting agency fails to remove the errors from your credit report after acknowledging its existence within the legally allotted time, then you have legal recourse as a consumer. Credit report problems are not a rare event, unfortunately such errors plague millions of credit reports today.\nWithout the diligent efforts of the consumer and sometimes their attorney, such errors will remain on the credit report and will continue to weaken the consumer's credit worthiness, essentially costing them a fortune in higher interest rates. In worst case scenarios, such errors can cause lenders to deny the consumer premium interest rates, or they can be denied credit altogether.\nAs the founding attorney at the Law Office of Michael P. Forbes, PC, I can help clients file credit report error lawsuits against credit reporting agencies for their noncompliance with the FCRA. When reporting credit problems as a consumer has fell on deaf ears and led you to an impasse, I can step in and get the ball rolling once and for all.\nI am extremely well-versed in all aspects of the Fair Credit Reporting Act and am fully prepared to use the law to enforce each of its provisions on your behalf, that way you can gain freedom from credit report errors once and for all!",
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        "raw_content": "Army Second Lieutenant\nO-1 Second Lieutenant - Commissioned Officer - U.S. Army Ranks\nSecond Lieutenant\tArmy Military Ranks\nA Second Lieutenant is the entry-level commissioned officer rank in the United States Army. A Second Lieutenant is generally placed in command of a platoon consisting of 16 to 44 soldiers, including two or more rifle squads lead by a senior non-commissioned officer. Second Lieutenants are often unofficially referred to as \"butterbars\" or \"nuggets\", in reference to their golden bar insignia.\nSoldiers who have completed an ROTC program or a four-year college degree combined with Officer Candidate School may enter the Army with a commission as Second Lieutenant. In times of war, exemplary enlisted soldiers may receive a \"battlefield commission\" to Second Lieutenant to reward leadership and bravery on the field.\nSecond Lieutenant is the 19th rank in the United States Army , ranking above Chief Warrant Officer 5 and directly below First Lieutenant. A second lieutenant is a Commissioned Officer at DoD paygrade O-1, with a starting monthly pay of $3,108.\nHow do you become a Second Lieutenant?\nA Second Lieutenant is most often promoted from Chief Warrant Officer 5 (CW5), although promotion from lower paygrades may occur with sufficient display of leadership and experience. Click here to learn more about promotion to Second Lieutenant.\nWhat is the proper way to address a Second Lieutenant?\nThe correct way to address a Second Lieutenant named Mr. Williams is \"Lieutenant Williams\", or written as 2LT Williams. In formal situations, a Second Lieutenant should always be addressed by their full rank.\nHow much does a Second Lieutenant earn?\nBasic pay for an entry-level Second Lieutenant with 2 or less years of experience is $3,107.70 per month.\nA Second Lieutenant receives an automatic raise to their basic pay every one to two years. Basic pay is only a small percentage of a Second Lieutenant's final compensation package.\nIn addition to a monthly basic pay salary, a Army Second Lieutenant may be eligible for multiple types of allowances and bonus pay including personal money allowance, clothing allowance, retirement benefits, housing allowance, and more.\nFor full details on the Army's Second Lieutenant compensation and retirement plan, visit the 2019 Army Second Lieutenant Pay Chart. A full table of the Army's current paygrades are available at the Army Pay Chart.\nMilitary Occupational Specialties for Army's O-1 Second Lieutenant\nMedical Specialist Corps Officer\nHealth Services Materiel\nEquivalent Ranks to the Army's O-1 Second Lieutenant\nThe Government civilian-employee equivalent of a Second Lieutenant is paid under the General Schedule payscale. For more details, see this Army rank to GS grade conversion table .",
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        "raw_content": "Miller Canfield Attorney Receives McCree Award From Federal Bar Association\nThe law firm of Miller, Canfield, Paddock and Stone, P.L.C. is pleased to announce that Saul A. Green has received the McCree Award for courage, humanity, achievement, and leadership. The award was presented by the Federal Bar Association in conjunction with its annual Wade Hampton McCree, Jr. Memorial Luncheon. \"This is a very high honor and a most significant achievement, and Saul joins a very distinguished group of recipients\" said Thomas W. Linn, Miller Canfield's CEO.\nMr. Green is a former United States Attorney for the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan. He joined Miller Canfield in September 2001, and directs several initiatives including the firm's new Minority Business Group, focusing on the automotive industry. He also coordinates the firm's anti-racial profiling education and training programs for public law enforcement agencies and private sector retailers. \"Because his experience has given him tremendous insight into the judicial system, he also enhances Miller Canfield's business litigation, labor, and appellate practice, as well as the firm's growing alternative dispute resolution practice\" stated Mr. Linn.\nMr. Green was the 1989 recipient of the University of Michigan's Alumni Association's Distinguished Service Award, and the 1994 Leonard F. Sain Esteemed Alumni Award. He is a past president of the Wolverine Bar Association and received its Trailblazer Award in 1991. He chaired the State Bar Committee on the Expansion of Under-represented Groups in the Law for a number of years and is a fellow the State Bar Foundation and the American Bar Association foundation. In 1999, he was awarded the State Bar Champion of Justice Award, and was appointed by the Michigan Supreme Court to the Attorney Grievance Commission in 1990.\nHis community service also is very extensive, having established four \"Weed and Seed\" sites, a Drug Education for Youth Camp, and sponsorship of an Explorer Scouts troop while U.S. Attorney. In 1998, he received the Damon J. Keith Community Spirit Award. A life member of the NAACP, he also is an active member of Tabernacle Missionary Baptist Church and a lifelong resident of the city of Detroit.\nHe received his law degree from the University of Michigan Law School, and a B.A. in pre-legal studies, also from the University of Michigan.\nThe 300-attorney law firm of Miller, Canfield, Paddock and Stone, P.L.C. , established in Detroit, Michigan in 1852, has offices in Ann Arbor, Detroit, Grand Rapids, Howell, Kalamazoo, Lansing, Monroe, Troy, Washington, D.C., New York City, Pensacola, Florida, Windsor, Ontario, Canada, and in Gdynia, Katowice, and Warsaw, Poland. The internet address is www.millercanfield.com.",
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        "raw_content": "How Xcertia plans to introduce standards for mobile health apps\nXcertia, the new standards body for mobile apps that launched late last year at the Connected Health Conference, held a meeting at HIMSS to explain more about the organization's approach and to extend a plea for more industry voices to join the membership-based organization. The founding members include the American Medical Association, the American Heart Association, HIMSS, and DHX Group.\nDHX Group, led by founder David Vinson, is a key part of the collaboration despite having quite a bit less name recognition than the other three founding members. DHX has been involved in most of the major app curation efforts over the years, launching SocialWellth and acquiring the assets of -- and recently relaunching -- Happtique.\n\"If you learn from the lessons of those early pioneers, those organizations like my own, we were early but we certainly weren\u2019t wrong,\" Vinson said. \"Because now it seems to be the new movement that we are all sitting here together, both domestically and internationally, who are focused on developing curation principals on bringing apps together for the consumer or patient. The timing seems to be right now to have the industry coalesce around a vision.\"\nXcertia wants to solve the same problem Happtique did: Help consumers know which health apps to use and help doctors know which apps to prescribe. But rather than building a bespoke app store or a certification scheme, Xcertia's approach is to bring as many industry stakeholders as possible together and create a robust set of standards.\nAnd standards won't just be about one thing. Xcertia is currently forming working groups to develop different standards for data privacy and security, clinical effectiveness, safety, usability, interoperability, and other categories. In areas where those standards already exist, they'll work with existing standards bodies to build on their work rather than starting from scratch.\n\"One of the important things about standards is, while you as an organization might not have everyone participating, by getting the standards out there, by getting them in play, organizations have a baseline of \u2018This is what I have to develop\u2019,\" Chuck Parker, the interim director of Xcertia, said. \"It\u2019s an important first step.\"\nOnce the standards are written, Xcertia will pursue a multichannel approach to make sure they are well-known and followed. That includes working with third parties to develop certifications based on those standards, and reaching out to consumers in a number of different ways.\n\"[The first way we'll reach consumers] is to directly work with those stores,\" Parker said. \"You create a brand identity, an Xcertia brand, so an individual can go to a Google Play or iTunes store and search for an Xcertia-based app. And we\u2019ll work with those organizations to find a way to accurately display that. And the second is from a clinical side, you\u2019re going to get a choice from your physician who says \u2018I want you to use these sorts of apps because these are the ones that are now certified.' You\u2019re going to see that coming from employers and insurers as well. ... We\u2019re not going to reach every consumer immediately, but we hope to reach them over time through a multi-channel approach.\"\nXcertia, HIMSS, HIMSS17, AMA, AHA, DHX Group, Happtique, app curation",
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        "raw_content": "A few lucky states across the country may qualify for free pre-K through Child Care Network. Child Care Network offers early education and child care to families at an affordable price. Each day, every child is given a free breakfast, lunch and afternoon snack to help make the care even more affordable.\nFamilies living in Georgia, Florida and North Carolina may be eligible for free pre-K through Child Care Network. The states all offer the programs to four-year-olds based on specific birthdate guidelines.\nGeorgia\u2019s is a lottery-based system for kids who turn four by September 1 and are Georgia residents. There are no income eligibility requirements involved in the process and the option to apply is completely up to the parents of the children.\nFlorida\u2019s Voluntary Prekindergarten Education Program, like Georgia\u2019s, is available for families who are technically residents of the state. Eligible children must turn four years old by September 1 of the school year they\u2019re applying for. Florida does not require a registration fee and parents are able to choose from private or public providers. Florida\u2019s Voluntary Prekindergarten Education Program prides itself on its strong early language and literary focus.\nFree preschool may also be available for children living in North Carolina. Like the others, the option to apply is completely voluntary. The goal of North Carolina\u2019s program is to prepare kids for the rest of their academic careers. Interested parents are encouraged to apply based on the county they live in.\nChild Care Network recommends that parents register as early as possible since spots fill up quickly and are nearly almost all taken by the beginning of the school year.\n-Free Pre-K Through Child Care Network: http://www.childcarenetwork.com/programs/free-prek\n-Photo courtesy of Alan O\u2019Rourke at flicker.com\nCheap preschool\nLow income preschool\nLow income preschools\nFree prek\nCheap pre-k\nCheap prek\nLow income pre-k\nLow income prek\nVoucher preschool\nVoucher preschools\nSubsidy preschool\nSubsidy preschools",
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        "raw_content": "MORTGAGE NETWORK OPENS NEW BRANCH OFFICE IN BLUFFTON, SOUTH CAROLINA\nBranch manager Brian Neumann says affordable rates spell good news for borrowers\nDANVERS, MA \u2013 June 18, 2018 \u2013 Mortgage Network Inc., one of the largest independent mortgage lenders in the eastern U.S., announced it has opened a new branch office in Bluffton, South Carolina. The new office (NMLS #1744882) joins the company\u2019s other Southeast branches located in Hilton Head Island, Columbia and Mt. Pleasant in South Carolina and Charlotte in North Carolina.\nThe Bluffton office will be managed by Brian Neumann (NMLS #174105), a 14-year veteran of the residential mortgage industry who has spent the past 12 years at Mortgage Network. A graduate of the University of South Carolina\u2019s Darla Moore School of Business, Neumann most recently served as a loan officer in the company\u2019s Hilton Head, South Carolina office. He is licensed to do business in both South Carolina and Georgia. Neumann will be joined by senior loan officer Sam Cavanaugh, who has 12 years of experience in the mortgage and real estate industries. Cavanaugh has spent the past three years with Mortgage Network, also at the Hilton Head branch.\nBased in Danvers, Massachusetts, Mortgage Network is celebrating its 30th year in business. The company has now grown to over 400 employees, with 45 branch offices licensed in 27 states. The company provides a full array of residential mortgage products, from conventional to non-conventional loans, FHA and VA loans, mortgage refinancing, to reverse mortgages and more. Mortgage Network is more focused and agile than many larger competitors, which allows the company to provide a high level of service to its customers and its business and referral partners.\n\u201cWe are incredibly pleased to add Bluffton to our expanding branch network and to have Brian Neumann leading the effort,\u201d said David Crowell, southeast regional manager for Mortgage Network. \u201cWe are confident that he and his team will help borrowers throughout the area better understand their home financing options, whether they are buying a home or refinancing one.\u201d\n\u201cHome prices in the area have been rising modestly, and with mortgage rates still very affordable, this is a great opportunity to buy a home,\u201d Neumann said. \u201cWe have mortgage loan financing options to suit just about any need. My team and I look forward to extending Mortgage Network\u2019s products and world-class customer service to our neighbors throughout South Carolina and Georgia.\u201d\nThe new office is located at 4 Clarks Summit Drive in Bluffton. It will be open during normal business hours Monday through Friday and on Saturday by appointment.\nThe branch phone number is 843-836-2233. Brian Neumann\u2019s cell number is 843-301-6307 and his email is bneumann@MortgageNetwork.com. Sam Cavanaugh\u2019s cell is 843-301-1861and his email is scavanaugh@mortgagenetwork.com.",
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        "raw_content": "You\u2019ll Never Find the Right Time to Follow Your Dreams, So Don\u2019t Bother Waiting\nAnnabel Townsend\nEverything feels worse at 3am, doesn\u2019t it? 3am is always the time your brain will not turn off and anxiety sets in. It feels like something is nibbling on my brain in these small hours. Over the years I have zoomorphized those weird little nibbly critters into \u201cMadness Hamsters.\u201d\nIn the autumn of 2014, thanks in part to the Madness Hamsters, I realized I was never going to get anywhere at the insurance company where I worked. I had an administrative job and it was boring me to tears. After eighteen months there, the Hamsters were out in full force. They whispered things like, \u201cYou\u2019re not a corporate person\u201d or \u201cWhat\u2019s the point in having a salary if you have no time to enjoy it?\u201d Or \u201cThe more bored you get, the more we will steal your brain\u201d and so on. They are very annoying. I also tend to think they are right with irritating frequency.\nI didn\u2019t want the Hamsters to steal my brain, but I was resigned to what I thought was the sensible option \u2013 working the secure, decently-paid, and non-stressful job for a number of years in order to save up enough money to start a coffee shop. The coffee shop was and always had been my dream, but there were other factors to contend with too: as a new immigrant, I had to sort out my permanent residency status in Canada, build up a good credit rating, and not rush headlong into enormous financial risk, ill-prepared. I had only emigrated from the UK with my small family two years previously.\nHowever, a lot of things happened extremely quickly. It was not always a deliberate effort, but I have often found that as soon as I make a conscious decision to do something, things start falling into the place to make it happen. In this instance, I met a very smart, ambitious guy at our office party. Matt was new to the company, and my first impressions were that he was conservative, straight-laced, and a model corporate employee \u2013 and thus someone I would have little in common with. Fortunately, our boss engineered the introductions despite my reluctance. Matt is a graduate of the University of Regina business school and had a very keen interest in entrepreneurship, but hadn\u2019t yet had the opportunity to actually start a business of his own. We suddenly had a lot to talk about.\nOver the next three months, we emailed each other back and forth between the insurance company departments, met on our lunch breaks to walk around town looking for venue inspiration, and drank a lot of coffee. Something about him coming to work on Halloween dressed as a six-foot hotdog set me at ease. By the fall, we had formulated a plan to do something together.\nMy newcomer status in Canada and my total lack of capital meant I had no way of funding a new start-up, especially one on this scale. Matt did not have these problems: he is young, local, and solvent, and he did not have huge bills like painful townhouse rent or childcare to contend with, as I did. Spurred on by this, he summoned the confidence and applied for a very large loan.\nWe then scouted for a building, and after a lot of disappointments and frustration, I found a near-perfect one. We negotiated the lease with the landlord (who I just happened to have made coffee for a few years ago at another job). A lot of phoning around got us a general contractor company to turn the huge empty building into a pleasant social space with two bathrooms and a coffee bar. Thanks to some luck, some bravado, and a great deal of chatting up random people in our different social circles, it finally all came together.\nThen a huge spanner hit the works just two weeks after we had signed the lease. The Madness Hamsters were finding new and ingenious ways of keeping me up all night, and I had a sneaking suspicion that something major was coming my way. I was right: I was pregnant!\nThis wasn\u2019t entirely unplanned. In fact, my husband Carl and I had been trying for a while, long before I\u2019d even met Matt or got serious about a new business. We\u2019d had problems, though, including an utterly miserable experience over the summer when I miscarried at thirteen weeks. With the advantage of hindsight, I can see that I was deliberately throwing myself into complicated projects like the caf\u00e9 as a way of avoiding dealing with that grief and frustration. Possibly not the best basis for starting a new business. As is often the case, though, the simple act of not thinking about pregnancy resulted in pregnancy.\nCarl and I kept it to ourselves for as long as we could manage, not wanting to in any way jinx it. I told Matt, though, and tried to reassure him that I was still completely committed to the cafe. In some respects, going solo at this point worked to my advantage. Setting my own hours and my own schedule gave me the freedom to handle pregnancy on my own terms. Additionally I thought that I\u2019d also be able to take the baby to work with me and not worry about childcare. By the new year of 2015, I was blissfully happy with the world, extremely excited about everything to come, and throwing up every day.\nSoon enough, the time came and I gleefully quit the day job. This was a momentous occasion. Leaving at this point (on Friday 13th, no less) was either very brave or very stupid. Had I stayed, I would have gotten the generous Canadian one year paid maternity leave, and a job to go back to afterwards. Now, of course, I would get diddly-squat except the state Employment Insurance benefits. Was paid maternity leave worth hanging around being bored for another few months and passing up the opportunity to open the cafe? I\u2019d like to think not.\nNot having the office job meant plenty of time (ahem) to work on \u201cDr. Coffee\u2019s Cafe.\u201d Even then it definitely was not easy, and many unanticipated events meant we didn\u2019t manage to open exactly when we\u2019d hoped. I was exhausted, but otherwise, the New-Human Growing process was going fairly well. As we neared opening day, I was feeling slightly less sick and disgusting now that I was over halfway through the pregnancy. We may not have opened quite to schedule, but even Wonder Woman needs a nap sometimes, I\u2019m sure.\nWe finally got Dr. Coffee\u2019s Cafe open on 13th April, 2015, when I was 26 weeks pregnant and two months to the day since I\u2019d left the office job. The initial response to the place was so positive that I was convinced I must be on the right track finally. That went for everything else in my life as well. I had my cafe business, and my wonderful husband and brilliant beastling daughter to share it all with. There was another tiny daughter kicking me from inside my belly, my fantastic friends were all rooting for me from both sides of the Atlantic, the sun was shining after the long Saskatchewan winter, and all felt right with the world. For these moments, I felt very, very lucky.\nHowever, I was getting larger and larger by the day, and more and more exhausted with pregnancy. I honestly do not know what possessed me to carry on as I did. I was still pulling sixty hour weeks right up until three weeks before my daughter was born. I can see now that that there was no need for me to actually be there myself as we had hired excellent staff, but I couldn\u2019t accept that at the time. It\u2019s only when I stopped and detached a little that I could see clearer.\nEventually, I gave in and took my maternity leave. 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        "raw_content": "Open access: five provocations\nTo mark International Open Access Week 2018 we ask five big questions about access to research to encourage new thinking about a thorny issue.\nEmma is Senior Research Officer at the Alliance for Useful Evidence and the Wales Centre for Public Policy.\nAnna's role involves conducting research and writing reports and case-studies to champion the use of evidence in social policy and practice.\nThis week marks International Open Access Week 2018. At the Alliance for Useful Evidence, we\u2019re big supporters of the principles behind the open access (OA) movement: scholarly research should be available to everyone, not just to academics.\nOpen access is also central to the success of the evidence movement: lack of access to quality research is a frequently cited barrier to evidence uptake by policy-makers.\nOur own work also needs the evidence produced by academics, so we\u2019re often frustrated when we find that so much of it is tucked away behind paywalls. Unfortunately, access can come down to who you know \u2013 asking a university-affiliated friend or colleague to download an article for you can be a quick solution for one person \u2013 but it\u2019s no good to people without those kinds of networks (and it may well be in breach of copyright law).\nThere\u2019s a huge amount out there extolling the benefits and lamenting the challenges of OA, but much of what we hear seems to recycle the same old debates, or operate within the confines of the systems and norms already in place. We need a system that supports the academic community, but also creates genuine change in the availability and dissemination of research.\nInspired by the British Library\u2019s Open and Engaged event earlier this week, we\u2019ve decided to play devil\u2019s advocate with OA, asking five provocative questions to stimulate some new debate and ideas on what we think is a crucial topic.\n1. Could we just cut out the publishers?\nAs Professor Jane Winters told us at Open and Engaged, the costs of making an academic book OA can be astronomical \u2013 we\u2019re talking between \u00a35-10k per book. Journal articles average between \u00a31.5-\u00a32k each (see the Finch Report for estimates). In an article for a TLS special edition this week, philosopher Tim Crane points out the \u2018implausible and outrageous\u2019 burden placed on individual researchers and public institutions by academic publishing \u2013 and in practice OA means that publishers seek to recoup costs directly from academics. While there are initiatives which help to cover these costs, like the KU Leuven Fund for Fair OA from Leuven University Press, or the rise in OA journals which don\u2019t charge fees at all, for the majority of journals which aren\u2019t OA, someone still has to pay. Authors themselves aren\u2019t necessarily paid to write in the first place \u2013 certainly not early career academics without contracts, or in teaching-only positions \u2013 so the idea that they then ought to pay to get their work published seems ludicrous. It\u2019s the publishers who make the money, so what if we took them out of the equation? Universities could provide the editors (other academics) and the blind peer review matchmaking system instead (often the authors will be asked to recommend reviewers anyway, themselves usually unpaid), and could publish papers and books online in their raw PDF formats. The question of whether we need publishers is one that\u2019s been asked before, and there have been boycotts of journals, petitions, and mass resignations in protest at the amount publishers make from academics\u2019 writing, as well as calls for academic self-publishing, but we still don\u2019t have an answer.\n2. Can we stop talking amongst ourselves?\nThe conversation about OA has mostly taken place in the academic community, a point raised this week by the British Library\u2019s Dr Torsten Reimer. There is now increased will to bring together open access with public engagement, including for the British Library as it develops its \u2018Living Knowledge\u2019 vision. So far, however, debates about OA have excluded the people it nominally aims to serve \u2013 the \u2018public\u2019, an impossibly varied category. Consultations on OA policy have pretty much exclusively involved representatives of the HE sector, funders, publishers and sometimes libraries. The language of OA isn\u2019t exactly self-explanatory; Plan S, gold routes, green routes and APCs don\u2019t make much sense to anyone unfamiliar with the workings of journal publishing. Meaningfully opening the conversation involves something a bit pithier than tagging a commitment to public engagement on to the in-and-outs of publishing rules. Making research available to everyone will involve consulting as widely as possible \u2013 with government, charities, community organisations, foundations, social enterprises, independent research organisations, and business. It\u2019s also the only way we\u2019ll know if policy is on the right track.\n3. Why aren\u2019t we addressing demand?\nUKRI \u2013 the UK\u2019s new research funding body \u2013 has adopted the principle that OA should \u2018assist the development of a research system that facilitates \u201copenness\u201d\u2019. Openness is a hugely valuable principle, but not if we don\u2019t know what it means. If we are making research open to the \u2018public\u2019, we need to identify specific \u2018publics\u2019 and what they actually need from research. In other words, we have to address demand. Do we really have evidence that the majority of the public want access to academic articles addressing detailed debates within their research disciplines? Or even shortened lay summaries? This isn\u2019t to say that this writing shouldn\u2019t be produced or made publicly available. The point is that the content and style of research dissemination has to speak to its purpose \u2013 and will likely need to be as varied as the \u2018public\u2019 itself. At the Alliance for Useful Evidence, we are working to make research evidence and methods relevant and digestible for decision-makers in government and charities. This involves looking at what works in dissemination, as well as making sure we have evidence that is fit for purpose in the social sector. If we want OA to support a more open research system, in which publishing works for the public good, we need a bigger shift in how we present and disseminate the findings of research.\n4. Do people value what they pay for?\nIt may be a sad indictment of late capitalism, but we can argue that people don\u2019t value things that are free. Given the rise in anti-intellectualism and the prevailing post-truth climate since Trexit, academics aren\u2019t exactly top of the list when it comes to public trust. Low pay and precarious work are already becoming hallmarks of academic life for many early career researchers especially; if publications, too, become freely available, what does that say about the value society places on the academics who write them? Of course, the related argument, made by Professor Haidy Geismar, questions what \u2018value\u2019 really means: \u2018how is research valuable and for whom, who should profit and how\u2019?\n5. Are we willing to take risks?\nPublishing is important for academics: jobs, reputations and tenure depend on getting work into peer-reviewed journals, and even more so thanks to the REF. It\u2019s both unfair, and unrealistic, to expect individual researchers to foot the bill for open access. But, if academica as a whole isn\u2019t willing to countenance change, we\u2019re not likely to move far beyond well-established publishing traditions. There\u2019s also some growing opinion that mechanisms like peer-review can serve to narrow, rather than expand, the amount of research that sees the light (see Martin Paul Eve\u2019s challenge to the current peer review system) At Open and Engaged, Professor Haidy Geismar urged us to \u2018reimagine the ecology of open access\u2019; think creatively about new publishing models and draw on our collective expertise. This will mean taking risks and breaking with old habits. Are we up to the task?\nWe\u2019d love to see more experimentation and innovation in Open Access publishing. 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City have won three Premier League titles, while Liverpool are desperate to win their first.\nEvery time they have had a chance to open up an unassailable lead over City they have slipped up.\nCity - and Guardiola - know how to win titles and they'll be enjoying the thrill of the chase.\n#2 Champions League Manchester City lost to Monaco in the Champions League two seasons ago\nAfter cruising through their Champions League group with relative ease their reward was a tie against German side Schalke.\nThere is very little doubt that the Champions League is the trophy that the City players, manager, fans and owner crave more than any other.\nUnder Guardiola, there has been an improvement in Europe but they still haven't come close to threatening to win the competition.\nIn 2016-17, his first year in charge, they went out on away goals to Monaco, after drawing 6-6 on aggregate, and then last season, they lost to Liverpool after enduring a nightmare first half at Anfield which saw them trail 3-0 in the first half of the first leg, a deficit they were unable to overcome.\nThey undoubtedly have the players in the squad capable of winning the competition. 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        "raw_content": "Telephone system equipment is either privately owned or is provided as part of the local phone service. Every building requires a central switching room or area where incoming telephone service is connected to the building's phone system. This is typically in the basement or on the ground floor as close as possible to the telephone service entrance. A small building may need only a small panel located in the mechanical room or closet. The number of phones serviced and the size of the switching panel determine the size of the room. We will look at telephone systems for residential buildings later on.\nabilities, and the ADA sets clearance and reach requirements for these accessible phones.\nNot all public telephones have to be accessible for people with disabilities. Where one or more public phones are provided, at least one must be accessible. Where there are several banks of public telephones, additional phones may need to be accessible. The interior designer must be aware of ADA requirements and be able to specify the correct type of public phone.\nAccessible public telephones must have either front or side access for people using wheelchairs, with a clear area of 76 by 122 cm (30 by 48 in.). The base, side enclosures, and fixed seats can't reduce these clearances. The mounting height of the phone depends on the way the phone would be approached by a person in a wheelchair and the depth of any obstruction such as a shelf. Accessible phones must be located on an accessible route. ADA requirements include volume controls, the number of text telephones to be provided, push button controls, the position of phone books, the length of the cord, and signage displays.\nEmergency telephone systems (Fig. 36-1) use regular phone lines or PBX. Power supply or battery backup is not required. The user simply pushes the button once to call and speak, and units are able to notify the attendant of the location of the calling phone by a recorded message and digital display. ADA-compliant emergency phones have a light-emitting diode (LED) indicator for the hearing impaired, as well as raised letters and Braille signage for visually impaired individuals. Indoor models can be designed to fit limited spaces, like elevator phone boxes.\nCrisscross Escalator",
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        "raw_content": "Taking A Fort Worth, Texas Dram Shop Case To Trial\nby Chuck Noteboom | May 20, 2018 | Liquor Liability | 0 comments\nThis is the next post in our series on the handling of Fort Worth, Texas liquor liability (\u201cDram shop\u201d) cases. Our last article discussed the need for experts in cases involving DUI accident victims. It is important to understand that experts will likely be needed to offer testimony in regards to whether a bar or restaurant followed proper industry standards when ensuring that they were not selling to visibly intoxicated persons. When selecting a personal injury attorney, it is important that you retain a firm that has the resources necessary to hire such experts. In this article we will discuss another important topic \u2013 what to expect at trial in such cases. If you or a loved one have been injured then it is vital that you contact a lawyer immediately.\nWe have previously discussed what to expect during a trial for a slip and fall injury. A similar process will apply in liquor liability cases. A jury will be selected after the attorneys for each side have conducted voir dire of the potential jurors. The Plaintiff will then present their witnesses and evidence. The defendants, of which there may be more than one, will then present their case. The Plaintiff will follow with \u201crebuttal\u201d evidence. Rebuttal is not a time to make new arguments; it may only be used to directly refute claims which were made by the defense. Each side will then make closing arguments and the jury will then issue a verdict. It is important to understand that trial is a complicated process and that the rules of evidence will be strictly enforced.\nThe most important issue in a Dram shop case will be demonstrating that the establishment\u2019s employees knowingly served a person who was visibly drunk and that they also expected the person to be driving. It will be important that your counsel introduce testimony of witnesses who can speak to the surrounding circumstances. It will also be important to introduce evidence of the drunk driver\u2019s bar tab as an excessive tab can show that the establishment\u2019s staff should have reasonably believed that the person was intoxicated. Finally, it will likely be important to introduce surveillance footage (if any exists) to show whether the staff attempted to discuss how the drunk driver would get home.\nAgain, Texas\u2019 rules of evidence are complicated. Even if your lawyer has accumulated information relevant to the aforementioned items, it will be necessary for them to conduct trial in a way which allows for the admission of such information. It is important that you retain counsel who is experienced in presenting cases to a jury. This is why we suggest that you retain an attorney who is board certified in personal injury law. This is true regardless of whether you were injured in Fort Worth, Dallas, or elsewhere in the state of Texas.",
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        "raw_content": "PHP5 End-Of-Life: Are You Prepared?\nNP GroupBlogTechnologyPHP5 End-Of-Life: Are You Prepared?\nPHP5 End-Of-Life: Are You Prepared?https://www.npgroup.net/blog/php5x-end-of-life-are-you-prepared/New Possibilities Group2018-11-06\nThis year there has been a lot of buzz around the concept of software nearing the end of its support period, or what is known in the business as \u201cend of life\u201d. Mostly this is because of the fact that PHP5.x is going to be nearing its demise as of December 31st, and website owners are being encouraged to ensure they are compatible with the latest version, which is now PHP7.\nMany customers are being caught off-guard by this, even though the announcement happened quite some time ago. I think that the perspective on this update is a bit more pronounced because of a variety of reasons. First, the idea of a version 5 to version 7 upgrade sounds severe. To many, it seems like a major jump that they should be concerned about. (However, keep in mind that in this case, there was no PHP 6!) Secondly, PHP powers so much software on the web today that the issue is pretty widespread. In fact, studies show that almost 80% of identifiable web servers are utilizing it. If you use WordPress, Drupal, Joomla, Magento, or any of the other popular software platforms readily available, you have some level of exposure to PHP.\nGiven the hysteria that clients are exhibiting about this changeover, I figured it was worthwhile for us to again review end-of-life, look into the PHP issue in particular, and assuage some fears that you may experience around this issue.\nFirst: The Sky Isn\u2019t Falling!\nThe first point I want to impress upon you is that end-of-life doesn\u2019t mean quite what it sounds like\u2026 Your software isn\u2019t going to stop working on January 1st of 2019. So, enjoy your champagne as the ball drops and sleep in if you desire because your site or application won\u2019t blow up. To explain why, let me dig into what end-of-life really means. For all software, whether commercially licensed or open-source, there is a centralized team or organization that oversees its development and ongoing support. With open-source software, an organized community assumes this role. In the case of PHP, the community set two dates around support levels offered for PHP 5.x. First, it stopped improving the software back in January of 2017. This means that there were no further incremental changes to the platform since then (view this document for a detailed schedule). However, from January 2017 until December 31, 2018, the community was updating PHP 5.x (the last release) whenever a security concern such as a vulnerability was uncovered. This means that in the 24-month span of additional coverage, the community was issuing updates in response to core security concerns. End-of-life in the case of PHP 5.x simply means that such security updates will no longer be issued - from January 1st and on, operators of PHP 5.x are on their own.\nBut\u2026 Should You Worry?\nWell, ideally anyone utilizing PHP 5.x or earlier is either already upgraded or planning on how they will complete the upgrade. If you are using platforms such as WordPress, Drupal or any of the systems I mentioned above, you are most likely already compatible. So, no worries there, at least for the most part. Chances are you are not only up to date, but your web host was updated as well and you didn\u2019t even notice or missed the notifications. All is good in this instance!\nHowever, folks who have invested in custom software built anytime before 2018 and utilizing PHP should potentially be concerned, especially if they have not invested in updating previously. The prospect of software being used in production environments that can possibly be intruded upon is not a good thing. Seeing how custom software typically carries some level of complexity, and oftentimes includes valuable user data or conducts transactions utilizing live payments \u2013 there is ample reason to be concerned about not keeping your software up to date.\nSo, what\u2019s the worst that can happen? Well, it is all speculation, but the most likely scenario is that a vulnerability could be uncovered which would render you at risk for intrusion or similar. Again, I tell you that this is pure speculation. You can review the history of security flaws and fixes yourself to get a sense of historical issues and when they were solved.\nI think the biggest risk is that oftentimes, security flaws are found by the community, addressed by the community, and then updated accordingly. Site owners typically do not suffer the repercussions of these flaws because they attend to them quickly. In the case of software no longer being supported, if you were to be compromised you may not know for quite some time until the situation is more severe or a real loss occurs. That is something to worry a bit about \u2013 even the best system administrator will only find an issue AFTER a breach occurred if no one is releasing updates to the software.\nNow, this isn\u2019t meant to scare anyone, but rather to give you a sense of what can happen. This entire scenario is a risk vs reward calculation. Only, there really isn\u2019t any reward here other than saving time, effort and money on an upgrade. That\u2019s right \u2013 eventually, you\u2019ll have to deal with this one way or another.\nFirst, you need to understand what your current situation is from a technology perspective. Many customers who have custom developed applications have not kept up-to-date on server updates, upgrades and security patches. You could be looking at a significant server upgrade and software cleanup project. The best way to start is to contact your original developer. They can at the least give you an idea of what you have in place today.\nIf you are no longer working with that team, then you should work to contact someone who can determine your server environment and evaluate your code to see the level of compatibility. PHP 7 did introduce coding changes, especially in some key areas of functionality, so it is essential that you dig as deeply as possible to understand what will happen when you upgrade the software. As an example, if you upgrade your server to PHP 7 and your code isn\u2019t compatible, you\u2019ll instantly notice that some functionality will cease to work. This would be a catastrophic problem, so you have to ensure your system administrator and development team work together to troubleshoot and issue the appropriate fixes.\nYou May Be Forced To Act!\nWe\u2019ve already seen some instances where web hosts have upgraded PHP underneath their customers with just a bit of advanced warning. I can\u2019t really blame the hosts, as it would be a liability issue to not upgrade. We\u2019ve seen this more often with shared web hosts \u2013 environments where more than one site or application is on a server. Dedicated servers and virtualized instances are less likely to suffer from this particular fate. If your web host has notified you of this upgrade, you MUST act to make sure your software will work. When their upgrade is done, your site or application could be rendered useless while you make the necessary repairs and adjustments.\nWhat Goes Into an Upgrade?\nAs I had mentioned above, there are two parts to this upgrade. First, the server software must be upgraded from PHP 5.x to PHP 7.x. This happens on the server level itself. Administrators update the platform and relaunch the web services. In all, this is the easiest part of the process. However, when that software is live, the trouble can start to quickly present itself.\nPHP as a language underwent changes from 5.x to 7.x. Some of the old code was \u201cdeprecated\u201d, which means eliminated. As such, applications written using the old syntax will most likely immediately stop working when launched in a PHP 7.x environment. This means, as I\u2019ve mentioned above, that your core application code must be reviewed and tested to ensure compatibility.\nWhat goes into this and what it will cost you depends on a variety of factors. Was the code assembled using a coding framework? Over the years was it kept up to date? Has technical debt accrued during years and years of iterative adjustments? The bottom line is, it\u2019s hard to predict what you\u2019ll be investing into this upgrade because each situation is different. We\u2019ve seen some updates that took a few hours, and some that took a few weeks. Ultimately, it\u2019s best to prepare yourself for the worst if you have gone many years without being conscientious about updates and upgrades along the way.\nIf you only take away one thing from this post, let it be this point: it doesn\u2019t cost you money to consider your options. Talk to your developer, talk to your host, and figure out where you are at. It\u2019s hard to understand and evaluate risk when you don\u2019t know what your risk profile really is. You may be looking at a minor upgrade which makes sense to execute versus take the risk. Or, if you have a large amount of work done, at least use this project as an opportunity to evaluate where your business is currently positioned from a technology perspective. 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        "raw_content": "What's Healthy At The Grocery Store? Shoppers Are Often Confused, Survey Finds : The Salt A survey finds shoppers would like a symbol to help them identify healthy foods at a time when many hear conflicting advice. But creating a symbol that works for all foods is fraught with challenges.\nShoppers say they want simpler information to help them figure out which foods are healthy. But a one-size-fits-all solution may not work. asiseeit/Getty Images hide caption\nShoppers say they want simpler information to help them figure out which foods are healthy. But a one-size-fits-all solution may not work.\nA granola bar enthusiast walks into a grocery store, scouting for a healthy treat. The first shelf is lined with KIND Bars, with wrappers flaunting things like \"five super grains\" and zero genetically engineered ingredients. Below sit boxes of Quaker Chewy bars, 100-calorie oat snacks spotted with marshmallows and chocolate chips. Finally, there's Annie's Homegrown granola bars, gluten-free and \"made with goodness.\"\nSo which product should a health-conscious snack fanatic chose? According to a new survey by the American Heart Association and the International Food Information Council Foundation, they're probably a little stuck.\nThe report found 95 percent of shoppers at least sometimes seek healthy options when grocery shopping. And yet, only a little over a quarter said they find it easy to determine which products are good for them and which should stay on the shelves.\n\"There is a lot of competing information out in the food landscape,\" says Alexandra Lewin-Zwerdling, vice president of research and partnerships at the International Food Information Council, who worked on the report. Shoppers are heading into the supermarket with advice from fitness professionals, nutrition bloggers, scientific studies and social media ringing in their ears.\n\"This kind of sea of information causes conflict and doubt,\" says Lewin-Zwerdling. A survey last year by the IFIC found 59 percent of respondents were somewhat or strongly confused by conflicting health advice.\nMarketing claims can add to the confusion, says Jo Ann Carson, a professor of clinical nutrition at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center and past chair of the American Heart Association's nutrition committee. She points to a banana she saw marketed as having \"no cholesterol.\"\n\"Well, no bananas have cholesterol,\" Carson says.\nThe new survey found that once inside the grocery store, shoppers rely on labeling to determine whether a product is healthy. Most gravitate toward the Nutrition Facts panel and the ingredients list. Some turn to environmentally minded and socially conscious icons, such as those that denote whether the item in their cart is grass-fed, fair trade or even bird friendly. Other symbols act as stamps of approval from organizations like the Non-GMO Project and the American Heart Association. Walmart has its own bright green \"Great For You\" label, which the company attaches to some of its healthier offerings.\n\"You name it, there's a symbol for it,\" says Lewin-Zwerdling. But, she says, customers risk being bombarded with too many niche icons on their packaging. \"Consumers are looking for a simple way to know if a product is healthy.\"\nThe Food and Drug Administration is considering throwing one more symbol into the mix to try to clear things up. The agency announced last June that it is contemplating designing an icon to place on healthy foods, similar to the symbol the U.S. Department of Agriculture uses for organic products.\nLewin-Zwerdling says the study by the IFIC and AHA found a clear appetite among shoppers for this kind of simplified icon. Over half of the 1,017 U.S. grocery shoppers who participated in the study said they wanted a symbol that clearly indicates whether a food product is healthy.\nHowever, she notes that there's no clear time frame for when a \"healthy icon\" might be unveiled by the FDA or what it might look like. The agency is in the process of redefining what food products can claim to be healthy. The FDA's current criteria, last updated in the 1990s, uses a strictly low-fat definition of the word \"healthy\" \u2014 which means foods like avocados and almonds, rich in healthful fats, don't fit the bill.\n'Natural' Food Sounds Good But Doesn't Mean Much\nSome food labeling experts have cautioned against creating too simple a binary distinction between healthy foods and unhealthy ones.\nCharlotte Vallaeys monitors food labels as a senior policy analyst for Consumer Reports. She has seen health-conscious customers stumble over confusing or misleading branding and conflicting research. 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        "raw_content": "Celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the National Historic Preservation Act with an open house at Jeff. Smiths Parlor\nLeft: unrestored White Pass admin and depot buildings. Right: the buildings today\nSkagway \u2013 This week the National Park Service celebrates the 50th anniversary of the National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA). Earlier this year, Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park completed the restoration of two historic buildings: the Jeff. Smiths Parlor Museum and the historic White Pass & Yukon Route Administration Building. Join us for a free open house at Jeff. Smiths Parlor on Friday, October 14 from 1pm to 4 pm.\nAt the open houseon Friday, you can share your stories and memories of \"Soapy's\" as you explore the recently restored and reopened historic museum. Learn about the building restoration and artifact preservation efforts over the last 8 years. Park staff, including Cory Thole, Scott Logan, Lyn Rhodes, and Michelle Harris as well as community member Cori Giacomazzi will be on hand to talk about their roles in bringing the building back to life.\nThe restoration of the White Pass & Yukon Route Administration Building was also completed this year. Rescued from demolition in 1971, the Administration Building became the park headquarters in 1984 following a two year restoration. Despite the initial efforts, several areas of the building exterior remained unrestored. The final restoration project was completed this summer with removal of lead paint, refurbishment of wood and metal architectural features, and a fresh coat of paint on the east side of the building.\nSkagway directly benefits from the NHPA by recognition as a National Historic Landmark District, helping to preserve many Gold Rush era buildings. Enacted on October 15, 1966, the NHPA created the National Register of Historic Places, the list of National Historic Landmarks, and State Historic Preservation Offices. The NHPA brought recognition to thousands of America\u2019s noteworthy historic buildings and sites, set a national standard for restoration, and provided millions of dollars to promote preservation in the private sector through tax incentives. Fifty years after it was signed into law, the National Historic Preservation Act remains a cornerstone of American historic preservation.\nTags: NPS100 centennial NHPA",
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        "raw_content": "Asia Pacific|In Japan, a Historian Stands by Proof of Wartime Sex Slavery\nIn Japan, a Historian Stands by Proof of Wartime Sex Slavery\nBy NORIMITSU ONISHI MARCH 31, 2007\n\u0093The Japanese military itself newly built this system, took the initiative to create this system, maintained it and expanded it.\u0094\nYOSHIAKI YOSHIMI Credit Ko Sasaki for The New York Times\nIT was about 15 years ago, recalled Yoshiaki Yoshimi, a mild-mannered historian, when he grew fed up with the Japanese government\u2019s denials that the military had set up and run brothels throughout Asia during World War II.\nInstead of firing off a letter to a newspaper, though, Mr. Yoshimi went to the Defense Agency\u2019s library and combed through official documents from the 1930s. In just two days, he found a rare trove that uncovered the military\u2019s direct role in managing the brothels, including documents that carried the personal seals of high-ranking Imperial Army officers.\nFaced with this smoking gun, a red-faced Japanese government immediately dropped its long-standing claim that only private businessmen had operated the brothels. A year later, in 1993, it acknowledged in a statement that the Japanese state itself had been responsible. In time, all government-approved junior high school textbooks carried passages on the history of Japan\u2019s military sex slaves, known euphemistically as comfort women.\n\u201cBack then, I was optimistic that this would effectively settle the issue,\u201d Mr. Yoshimi said. \u201cBut there was a fierce backlash.\u201d\nThe backlash came from young nationalist politicians led by Shinzo Abe, an obscure lawmaker at the time in the long-ruling Liberal Democratic Party, who lobbied to rescind the 1993 admission of state responsibility. Their goal finally seemed close at hand after Mr. Abe became prime minister last September.\nMr. Abe said he would adhere to the 1993 statement, but he also undercut it by asserting that there was no evidence showing the military\u2019s role in forcing women into sexual slavery. His comments incited outrage in Asia and the United States, where the House of Representatives is considering a nonbinding resolution that would call on Japan to admit unequivocally its history of sexual slavery and to apologize for it.\nTo Mr. Yoshimi, Mr. Abe\u2019s denial sounded familiar. Until Mr. Yoshimi came along 15 years ago, the government had always maintained that there were no official documents to prove the military\u2019s role in establishing the brothels. Mr. Abe was now saying there were no official documents to prove that the military forcibly procured the women \u2014 thereby discounting other evidence, including the testimony of former sex slaves.\n\u201cThe fact is, if you can\u2019t use anything except official documents, history itself is impossible to elucidate,\u201d said Mr. Yoshimi, a history professor at Chuo University here.\nThe emphasis on official documents, according to Mr. Yoshimi and other historians, has long been part of the government\u2019s strategy to control wartime history. In the two weeks between Japan\u2019s surrender on Aug. 15, 1945, and the arrival of American occupation forces, wartime leaders fearing postwar trials incinerated so many potentially incriminating documents that the Tokyo sky was said to be black with smoke. Even today, Japan refuses to release documents that historians believe have survived and would shed light on Japan\u2019s wartime history.\nAlthough Mr. Yoshimi found official documents showing the military\u2019s role in establishing brothels, he is not optimistic about unearthing documents about the military\u2019s abduction of women.\n\u201cThere are things that are never written in official documents,\u201d he said. \u201cThat they were forcibly recruited \u2014 that\u2019s the kind of thing that would have never been written in the first place.\u201d\nJohn W. Dower, a historian of Japan at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, said Mr. Yoshimi\u2019s \u201cextremely impressive\u201d work has \u201cclarified the historical record in ways that people like Prime Minister Abe and those who support him refuse to acknowledge.\u201d\nMR. YOSHIMI grew up in Yamaguchi Prefecture in western Japan, in a household with fresh memories of the war. He traces his interest in history to a junior high school lecture on the nation\u2019s American-written, pacifist Constitution and its guarantee of human rights. He was impressed that the Constitution \u201ceven had something to say about a kid like me in the countryside.\u201d\nAfter completing his studies at the University of Tokyo, Mr. Yoshimi concentrated on Japan\u2019s postwar democratization. It was while searching for documents related to Japan\u2019s wartime use of poison gas in the Defense Agency\u2019s library that he first stumbled upon proof of the military\u2019s role in sexual slavery.\nMr. Yoshimi copied the document but did not publicize his finding. At the time, no former sex slave had gone public about her experiences, and awareness of wartime sex crimes against women was low.\nBut in late 1991, former sex slaves in South Korea became the first to break their silence. When the Japanese government responded with denials, Mr. Yoshimi went back to the Defense Agency.\nOf the half-dozen documents he discovered, the most damning was a notice written on March 4, 1938, by the adjutant to the chiefs of staff of the North China Area Army and Central China Expeditionary Force. Titled \u201cConcerning the Recruitment of Women for Military Comfort Stations,\u201d the notice said that \u201carmies in the field will control the recruiting of women,\u201d and that \u201cthis task will be performed in close cooperation with the military police or local police force of the area.\u201d\nIn another document from July 1938, Naosaburo Okabe, chief of staff of the North China Area Army, wrote that rapes of local women by Japanese soldiers had deepened anti-Japanese sentiments and that setting up \u201cfacilities for sexual comfort as quickly as possible is of great importance.\u201d Yet another, an April 1939 report by the headquarters of the 21st Army in Guangzhou, China, noted that the 21st Army directly supervised 850 women.\nMr. Yoshimi went public by telling Asahi Shimbun, a national daily newspaper. The attention led to years of harassment from the right wing, he said, including nightly phone calls.\nThese documents had survived because they had been moved 25 miles west of central Tokyo before the end of the war, Mr. Yoshimi said. The postwar American occupation forces had then confiscated the documents, eventually returning them to Japan in the 1950s.\nDESPITE the government\u2019s efforts to hide the past, Mr. Yoshimi succeeded in painting a detailed picture of Japan\u2019s wartime sexual slavery: a system of military-run brothels that emerged in 1932 after Japan\u2019s invasion of Manchuria, then grew with full-scale war against China in 1937 and expanded into most of Asia in the 1940s.\nBetween 50,000 and 200,000 women from Japan, Korea, Taiwan, China, the Philippines, Indonesia and elsewhere were tricked or coerced into sexual slavery, Mr. Yoshimi said. Thousands from Korea and Taiwan, Japanese colonies at the time, were dispatched aboard naval vessels to serve Japanese soldiers in battlefields elsewhere in Asia. Unlike other militaries that have used wartime brothels, the Japanese military was the \u201cmain actor,\u201d Mr. Yoshimi said.\n\u201cThe Japanese military itself newly built this system, took the initiative to create this system, maintained it and expanded it, and violated human rights as a result,\u201d he said. \u201cThat\u2019s a critical difference.\u201d\nMr. Yoshimi said he was unsurprised by the most recent moves to deny the wartime sex slavery. He said they were simply the culmination of a long campaign by nationalist politicians who have succeeded in casting doubt, in Japan, on what is accepted as historical fact elsewhere.\nIn 1997, all seven government-approved junior high school textbooks contained passages about the former sex slaves. 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On Tuesday, the Israeli government presented her with a choice: Apologize and renounce her support for the boycott movement, or give up on her plan to study in Israel and be placed on a plane back to the United States.\n\u201cIf Lara Alqasem declares clearly and explicitly that she erred in the past,\u201d Gilad Erdan, Israel\u2019s minister for public security and strategic affairs, wrote on Twitter, \u201cwe will reconsider our position regarding her entry to Israel.\u201d\nOne of the Israeli lawyers representing Ms. Alqasem, Leora Bechor, described the case as \u201cegregious.\u201d\n\u201cThis is a 22-year-old who definitely cannot be in support of an academic boycott,\u201d Ms. Bechor said. \u201cShe wants to study here.\u201d\nAmid a heated internal debate over the character of Israeli democracy, and who should be allowed into the country, Ms. Alqasem\u2019s case has been testing the system. Her supporters accuse the government of an overzealous border policy that is based on flimsy evidence and is likely to do more damage to Israel and its image abroad than any student\u2019s boycott call.\nMs. Alqasem\u2019s credentials as an anti-Israel activist are far from clear-cut.\nWhile at the University of Florida, she studied Hebrew and was spotted at a Holocaust survivor\u2019s lecture, according to her Hebrew teacher, who wrote to Haaretz to attest to Ms. Alqasem\u2019s character after reading an article about her ban.\nAfter graduating, Ms. Alqasem, who has Palestinian grandparents, decided to study for a master\u2019s in human rights law at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. She landed on the night of Oct. 2 with a one-year student visa issued by the Israeli Consulate in Miami.\nLara Alqasem, in a photo provided by her family.\nIn an extraordinary step, the Hebrew University has asked to join Ms. Alqasem\u2019s legal appeal against deportation.\n\u201cTo be clear, we strongly oppose the boycott campaign against Israel, and Israel has to fight it,\u201d Barak Medina, the rector of Hebrew University, said by telephone on Tuesday. \u201cBut to deny entry to every person who has expressed support for a boycott is counterproductive.\u201d\nProfessor Medina said that he had not been able to meet Ms. Alqasem yet, but that he would like to.\nMs. Alqasem\u2019s former Hebrew teacher, Dror Abend-David, described her as \u201ca delightful young woman, an outstanding student, curious, with an open mind, and someone who very much wanted to study international relations in Israel to develop her own opinion on the conflict.\u201d\nMr. Erdan, the public security minister, said that Ms. Alqasem was not being detained against her will and that she was free to leave the country anytime.\nCritics are increasingly asking what the exact criteria are for barring people from the country. In the past, Israeli officials have said the 2017 entry law would not penalize people for their political opinions alone, and would apply only to major figures in the boycott movement.\nWhile the law has so far been used sparingly \u2014 only about 15 people have been denied entry so far, according to officials \u2014 Israel has come under unwelcome scrutiny for detaining and questioning some high-profile critics at its entry points.\nAfter arriving and being denied entry, Ms. Alqasem appealed to a tribunal at the Tel Aviv district court. At the request of a judge, she formally declared that she would not participate in any boycott activities while in Israel and that she had no intention of visiting the Palestinian territories, according to her lawyers, Ms. Bechor and Yotam Ben-Hillel.\nThe appeal was rejected, but Ms. Alqasem was granted an extension so that she could pursue her case further. Another hearing is set for the coming days.\nMs. Bechor said there was no evidence directly linking Ms. Alqasem to anti-Israeli activity.\nThe government\u2019s file on Ms. Alqasem, she said, included no independent research and was based mostly on her profile on the website of an organization called the Canary Mission, which says it \u201cdocuments people and groups that promote hatred of the U.S.A., Israel and Jews on North American college campuses.\u201d The profile reports the activities of the Students for Justice in Palestine\u2019s Florida chapter, but not of Ms. Alqasem herself.\nMs. Bechor said the government was now engaged in a \u201cfrantic effort to back down.\u201d\nBen Moore, an adviser to Mr. Erdan, acknowledged that the ministry\u2019s information about Ms. Alqasem came from public sources online, including the Canary Mission. 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        "raw_content": "New England Patriots Beat Los Angeles Rams 13-3 For Record Sixth Win\nThe New England Patriots produced a defensive masterclass to beat the Los Angeles Rams 13-3 and equal Pittsburgh Steelers' record of six Super Bowl titles. The victory also gave Patriots quarterback Tom Brady a sixth Super Bowl ring an outright record for an individual player, eclipsing the mark he shared with Charles Haley. Bill Belichick the most successful coach in Super Bowl history and now, at 66, the oldest man to win it again came up with the perfect gameplan in Atlanta as the Patriots stifled a Rams offence that averaged 32.9 points per game in the regular season.\nThe defensive strength of both sides resulted in the lowest-scoring Super Bowl of all time, with the 16 total points scored comfortably below the previous record of 21, set as Miami defeated Washington 14-7 in 1973. The score was just 3-0 until late in the third quarter through Stephen Gostkowski's 42-yard field goal. The Patriots' defence piled the pressure on 24-year-old quarterback Jared Goff and the Rams had to punt from their first eight possessions.\nSean McVay's side finally got their offence moving in the third and drew level through a 53-yard field goal by Greg Zuerlein. But Brady lofted a perfect 34-yard pass to Rob Gronkowski to set up Sony Michel to burrow over the line for the game's only touchdown with seven minutes left. Gostkowski added gloss with a late field goal as the Patriots ground out a hard-fought win. \"It was an unbelievable year, we fought through it more than anything,\" said 41-year-old Brady. \"They [the Rams] played so well, their defence was great, they made it tough on every play.\" Before the game the American National Anthem was performed by legendary soul singer Gladys Knight, while the traditional half-time show duties fell to Maroon 5, whose set alongside Travis Scott and Big Boi met with only a lukewarm reception.",
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        "raw_content": "Home / Locations / 24/7 Plumbing Contractor in South Pasadena\n24/7 Plumbing Contractor in South Pasadena\nFor over three decades, One Way Rooter has been providing homeowners with professional, reasonably priced plumbing services in California. At One Way Rooter, our team of highly-trained professionals are always ready to help our customers with any plumbing situation that occurs. Whether you\u2019re experiencing an emergency situation, or simply require routine maintenance, we are here to serve you and your family. Our long-term customers have come to know us for our consistent, trustworthy service and fair pricing. Here are just some of the reasons One Way Rooter stands above the rest:\nPlumbing services can be pricey, so it\u2019s important to hire a company who you can count on to get the job done correctly the very first time. Our team of skilled professionals are prepared for any situation. Unfortunately, there are many untrustworthy companies out there that aim to take advantage of homeowners. Some will cut corners, while others will try pushing unnecessary services. For many home owners, choosing a plumber can be a difficult situation. The fear of being overcharged or hiring someone who doesn\u2019t have the experience they claim they do is always looming. If you\u2019ve ever had an experience with an unscrupulous plumbing contractor in the past, you know just how frustrating it can be.\nAt One Way Rooter, our reputation speaks for itself. All of our repairs and services are conducted with the utmost care, and we will never overcharge you. We want to build long-term relationships with our customers. The very first step to earning your lifelong business is to earn your trust. We believe in providing each of our clients with excellent customer support and dependable work so they will continue to call on us for years to come. We are standing by 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to help our clients with any problems, large or small, including:\nIf you are having a plumbing emergency, especially something as serious as a burst pipe or clogged drain, you don\u2019t want to put your fate in the hands of just any drain and sewer plumber. Chances are, you will eventually find yourself going through a plumbing emergency. Emergencies can occur for many reasons including regular wear and tear, the weather, or even interference from landscaping or animals. It\u2019s important that you call a plumber at the first signs of a serious plumbing issue. Plumbing problems left unattended could become much worse, resulting in expensive damage. Our lines are open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week so that you can reach us as soon as possible.\n24/7 Plumbing Contractor in South Pasadena?",
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In addition to WCM, this year's \u201cextraordinary summit\u201d will feature a week of \u201cpresentations, speakers, collaborations, conversations and workshops\u201d, by and with mayors from across America and around the globe, as well as with other dignitaries, political groups and business leaders. The \u201cConference Hosts\u201d are The Honorable Eddie Cole, Mayor, City of Eatonville, FL, The Honorable Samuel Ings, Commissioner, City of Orlando, FL and The Honorable Jerry Demings, Orange County, FL, Mayor. \u201cConference Collaborators\u201d include \u201cWCM\u201d, \u201cHistoric Black Towns and Settlements Alliance, Inc.\u201d, \u201cAssociation to Preserve the Eatonville Community, Inc.\u201d and \u201cNational Black Caucus of Local Elected Officials\u201d (NBCLEO). This popular yearly event will be held in historic Eatonville, Florida (10 minutes north of Orlando), from January 26-February 3, 2019.\nThere will be a highly anticipated and engaging presentation and Q&A session by three successful international business leaders, who are partners at AC Advertising & Media Group LLC, headquartered in Pensacola, FL, on Saturday February 2nd at the \u201cEatonville, The Town That Freedom Built\u201d, Denton Johnson Community Center, 400 E Ruffel Street, Eatonville FL.\nAC Advertising & Media Group LLC (ACAD&MG) Founder & Co-Managing Partner/Audra Carter will speak on \u201cInfluencer Marketing\u201d and why do we need it? Advocacy, Expertise, Independence, Loyalty, Fairness; Co-Managing Partner/Don Polk will discuss \u201cEffective Economic Development and Creative Funding Methods through Public, Private and Corporate Partnerships, and Partner/Dr. Rubin Cockrell will present \u201cTools for Excellence in Workforce Development and building an effective Multi-Generation Workplace\u201d. ACAD&MG is also a \u201cBusiness Council Member and Media Partner\u201d of the National Policy Alliance (NPA), Washington, D.C.\nThe National Policy Alliance (NPA), a high powered \u201cpolicy and political advocacy group\u201d, which is the \u201clead organization\u201d representing over 14,000 US government and elected officials, will be in force with management in attendance at this well attended event. Attendees are sure to be inspired by stimulating discussions between many of today's most engaged authorities on policy, politics and businesses in America and around the globe. Linda Haithcox Taylor, Executive Director of NPA, will be recognized as one of America\u2019s \u201cOutstanding Women of Color\u201d during Friday\u2019s Reception at the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts, Orlando, FL .\nThe 2019 \u201c30th Annual Zora Neale Hurston\u2122\ufe0f Festival of the Arts and Humanities\u201d, is a five-day intergenerational event featuring museum exhibitions, theatrical productions, arts, education, programming and public talks. \u201cHigh Profile, Presenters, Speakers, Honorees, Award Recipients, Workshops and Attendees\u201d include, The Honorable Johnny Ford, WCM Founder and Conference Coordinator, The Honorable Cathy Hughes, Founder, Chairperson of Urban One, Inc., The Honorable Dr. Doris P. Sartor, President, Blacks in Government (BIG), The Honorable US Representative, Val Demings, Florida 10th District, His Excellency Jean Pierre Elong Mbassi, Secretary General, United and Local Governments, Africa (UCLGA), The Honorable David K.C. Chien, Director General, Taipei Economic and Cultural Office, Miami (TECO), The Honorable Oliver Carabali Banguero, Mayor of Cauca, Colombia, The Honorable Deborah Delgado, Councilwoman, Hattiesburg, MS and many others.\nTHE WORLD CONFERENCE OF MAYORS, INC.\nThe Honorable Johnny Ford with wife The Honorable Joyce Ford\nTHE WORLD CONFERENCE OF MAYORS, INC. (WCM), FOUNDED AND ORGANIZED IN APRIL 1984, IS A NON-PROFIT, NON-POLITICAL WORLDWIDE CONFERENCE, COMPRISED OF MAYORS, FORMER MAYORS, AND OTHER ELECTED AND APPOINTED LOCAL PUBLIC OFFICIALS. THE ORGANIZING MEETING FOR THE WCM WAS HELD IN ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI, USA, WHEN THE HONORABLE JOHNNY FORD, PRESIDENT OF THE NATIONAL CONFERENCE OF BLACK MAYORS, INC. (NCBM), CONVENED MAYORS FROM THE UNITED STATES, ASIA, AFRICA, AND THE CARIBBEAN. 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THE SYSTEM\u2019S FOCUS IS IDENTIFICATION, THEN GATHERING AND DISSEMINATION OF CURRENT AND RELEVANT DATA AND INFORMATION WHICH AFFORDS LOCAL PUBLIC OFFICIALS \u2013 DECISION MAKERS \u2013 BETTER WORKING TOOLS FOR EFFICIENT AND EFFECTIVE PLANNING AND POLICY MAKING, ESPECIALLY REGARDING THE DELIVERY OF NEEDED CONSTITUENT SERVICES.THE WCM IS A MEMBERSHIP BODY, INCLUDING A DISTINGUISHED CORPORATE ROUNDTABLE. ANNUAL CONFERENCES AND CONSULTATIVE MEETINGS ARE HELD AROUND THE WORLD TO HELP FOSTER THE WCM FUNDAMENTAL GOALS. THE FIRST ANNUAL CONFERENCE WAS HELD IN MONROVIA, LIBERIA, WEST AFRICA IN 1984. 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        "raw_content": "by Judy Yi Zhou*\nLast year, as the UN Security Council weighed a resolution authorizing military action in Libya, Gaddafi sent an unusual letter to Obama addressing him as \u201cson\u201d and urging the American president not to intervene. It was too little too late. By then Gaddafi had few friends left, in his own country, the west, and the Arab world.\nLibya\u2019s intervention is the first unanimous UN resolution in history. Before the recent killing of American diplomats in Benghazi, the success of Libya\u2019s intervention was one of the hallmarks of the Obama administration\u2019s foreign policy. Some even called it \u201cthe birth of Obama Doctrine.\u201d\nWhen Obama, whose father is Kenyan, took office four years ago, Africans at home and abroad hoped that one of their own \u2013 Africa\u2019s own son \u2013 would do even more than his predecessor for the continent. It was unrealistic expectation, but one rooted in Obama\u2019s poetic oratory and lofty promises.\nIn his historic inaugural speech, Obama proclaimed:\nTo those who cling to power through corruption and deceit and the silencing of dissent, know that you are on the wrong side of history; but that we will extend a hand if you are willing to unclench your fist\u2026those who seek peace and security \u2013 we support you.\nMaking the case for Libya\u2019s intervention, Obama reiterated:\nBorn, as we are, out of a revolution by those who longed to be free, we welcome the fact that history is on the move in the Middle East and North Africa, and that young people are leading the way. Because wherever people long to be free, they will find a friend in the United States. Ultimately, it is that faith \u2014 those ideals \u2014 that is the true measure of American leadership.\nBut has he really been Africa\u2019s friend, and on the right side of history?\nIn his first and only trip to Africa as president, which lasted no more than 20 hours, Obama spoke of an increasingly interdependent world. What happens in Accra, he told the Ghanaian parliament, reverberates far beyond Africa\u2019s shores. During the same speech, he also promised to commit $63 billion to help Africa combat HIV/AIDS, Malaria and Tuberculosis, as well as eradicate polio. \u201cWe won\u2019t confront illnesses in isolation \u2014 we will invest in public health systems that promote wellness and focus on the health of mothers and children,\u201d he declared.\nHowever, a quick glance at the figures from a fact-sheet of Obama\u2019s accomplishments in Sub-Saharan Africa shows a mere $6.8 billion spent on Africa related projects. That\u2019s 10 percent of what Obama promised in his Ghana speech three years earlier. Out of the $6.8 billion, only less than $1 billion was invested on public health. Obama\u2019s strategy toward Africa was not even released until this summer \u2013 three and half years after he took office.\nSome of the successes highlighted in Obama\u2019s Africa directive include: holding meetings with African youth leaders; strengthening democratic institutions; advancing peace and security; supporting the AU Mission in Somalia; building a secret drone base in Ethiopia; supporting the peace process in South Sudan; sending military advisers to help Ugandan forces capture LRA fighters; launching the Feed the Future Initiative; a new trade and investment partnership with the East African Community; a new African Competitiveness and Trace Expansion Initiative.\nBeyond these broad and vague initiatives, Obama has largely been mute on Africa, and not just on last Monday\u2019s foreign policy debate with Romney. And Africans have taken note. \u201cI don\u2019t think President Obama gives much thought to Africa \u2014 or gives much to Africa,\u201d said Mo Ibrahim, a Sudan-born British entrepreneur, in an interview with Foreign Policy.\nAfrican activists muse why empowering young leaders is Obama\u2019s top priority in Africa, while hardly addressing the public health concerns Obama swore to resolve back in Accra. Engaging Africa\u2019s young leaders was also the focus of the First Lady on her controversial 2011 trip to Africa. Moreover, as Todd Moss, the vice-president of the Center for Global Development, points out, the position of USAID\u2019s Africa chief was left unfilled for three years.\nAfrica is home to six of world\u2019s ten fastest growing economies, including Angola, Ethiopia, Nigeria, Chad, Mozambique, and Rwanda, according to the IMF. China, Africa\u2019s biggest trading partner, has raised the stake for the U.S. to rethink its Africa policy. While urging \u201cAmerican companies to seize trade and investment opportunities in Africa\u201d, the Obama administration questions other countries motives for doing so.\nDuring her strategic 10-nation tour in August, in what was seen as a veiled criticism of China\u2019s role in the continent, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said Africa is not just \u201ca source of resources to be exploited.\u201d She held up the U.S. engagement on the continent as \u201ca model of sustainable partnership that adds value, rather than extracts it.\u201d\nHow does Obama compare with George W. Bush?\nPresident Bush left a negative legacy ranging from the economic crisis to many foreign policy blunders including the war in Iraq. But on Africa, as Mo Ibrahim recalled, Bush\u2019s bold initiatives are widely celebrated.\nGeorge Bush is a hero in Africa. It is funny: In his last trip to Africa I think he was absolutely struck by the warmth of people and how he was treated as a hero when things were really going wrong in Iraq. And here was a place he did wonderful stuff and people were grateful. And I think it was probably the happiest of his trips abroad.\nIn January 2003, Bush announced the President\u2019s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) that would provide $15 billion to Africa over five years. \u201cIt was then the largest single effort by any nation targeting a specific disease,\u201d wrote Mwangi S. Kimenyi, the director of Africa Growth Initiative. Bush also launched the President\u2019s Malaria Initiative (PMI) with the goal of reducing malaria-related deaths by 50 percent in 15 focus countries.\nBeyond the health initiatives, which the former president remains committed to even after leaving office, Bush \u201cpushed the G-8 nations to demand the multi-lateral debt relief initiative (MDRI), which encouraged the IMF, World Bank and the U.S. to reduce the debt burden of highly indebted poor countries,\u201d Kimenyi wrote for Brookings Institution.\nThe Bush administration\u2019s Millennium Challenge Corporation, an independent U.S. foreign aid agency, committed $3.8 billion to nine countries in Africa between 2008 and 2013. He has also backed programs to cancel $34 billion worth of debt for 27 African states. During the same time, as BBC\u2019s Martin Plaut noted, aid to Africa has risen to $5.7 billion dollars a year by 2007.\nWhat were some effects of Bush\u2019s initiatives?\nDescribing the impact of PEPFAR in a 2008 report, the Council of Foreign Relations wrote, \u201cthrough the direct and indirect support, today more than one million people in Africa are on antiretroviral drugs, where their lives are quite literally being saved by these medicines.\u201d By December 2009, PEPFAR \u201csupported the provision of treatment to more than 2 million people, care to more than 10 million people, including more than 4 million orphans and vulnerable children, and prevention of mother-to-child treatment services during nearly 16 million pregnancies.\u201d\nThe PMI has reduced child mortality by an average of 30.5 percent in 11 countries and halved Malaria in 15 African countries. The PEPFAR and PMI, both launched by George Bush, are the only two public health related programs mentioned in Obama\u2019s strategy document, even though no more funding was increased for them, as his Africa policy fact-sheet shows.\nCritics say Bush ignored African concerns and left the continent marginalized in a system of global apartheid. But compared to the Obamas, Bush and former first lady visited Africa six times, covering more than ten African countries, but more importantly had visible and solid impact in areas of health, economic, and security issues in Africa.\nIn a high-stake and highly polarized election, Americans will go to the polls next Tuesday to elect a new president. The economic crisis and loss of jobs has sapped the energy out of Obama\u2019s once enthusiastic supporters. But his loss is likely to be as heartbreaking as his triumph was euphoric. In Africa, despite failure to offer any bold initiatives, Obama remains popular as ever, even if for sentimental reasons. In churches and mosques across Kenya, prayer services are being held to ask God for their son\u2019s victory, the Nairobi-based Daily Nation reported.\n\u201cThis is our son,\u201d said Jerome Ombude, speaking to Nation from Obama senior\u2019s Kenyan village of Kogelo. \u201cThe fact that he is the commander-in-chief of the United States is just enough reason to be proud even if he did not bring us any material things.\u201d\nFor the growing African diaspora, estimated at 1.6 million in 2010 \u2013 half of whom are naturalized U.S. citizens \u2013 unlike in 2008, the choice couldn\u2019t be harder. Beyond the symbolism and inspiration of a half-African family occupying the White House, even with a GOP controlled congress that worked to defeat him from day one, Obama has done so much domestically \u2014 including his signature legislation, the Obamacare. But many Africans, especially the recent arrivals, maintain special ties to their country of origin. The hope and aspirations of seeing democracy prevail in their \u201chome countries\u201d on the one hand, versus the duplicity between Obama\u2019s rhetoric on democracy promotion and his actions on the other hand, makes their choice in this election the more difficult.\nBesides, Obama\u2019s opponent, Mitt Romney, has put out a brief but important outline of his plans for Africa, focusing on bolstering economic ties and the rule of law in order to create more jobs in Africa \u2013 and opportunities for U.S. investment. In addition, Romney vows to help resolve ongoing conflicts, \u201cpressure the remaining despots who abuse their own people\u201d, protect innocent civilians from violence, and ensure that humanitarian aid reaches those in need.\nObama had only four years, and some challenging domestic issues to tackle \u2013 including, as he says, the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression. However, given his African roots and more so the hope and optimism that came with his triumphant election, it\u2019s difficult to ignore Obama\u2019s subpar policies toward an increasingly important continent.\nAs Obama said in Accra, ultimately, Africa\u2019s destiny lies not in the hands of a U.S. president but in the hands of Africans themselves. 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        "raw_content": "The Fusion of Earthly and Heavenly Worship\nThe concept of order is seen at the very beginning of creation. Genesis describes the earth as void and formless. God then brings the chaos \u2013 symbolized by the darkness \u2013 into order by separating light from darkness, sky from earth, and earth from sea. When man is created, he is separated from the rest of creation and placed in Eden, which in turn is also distinct from creation.\nYet this distinctiveness is not disunion. From Eden flows four rivers, which is symbolic of Eden supplying life and nourishment to all of the earth \u2013 in the four cardinal directions. At the end of creation, God separates the seventh day as a day of rest, which sanctifies all of the other days. The Church, in a similar manner, floods all of creation with life, sanctifying the cosmos with grace. Its distinction from the world is not disunion, but the very thing that enables it to act as a sanctifying force.\nWhen man falls into sin, he is cast from the Garden of Eden, from the place of perfect rest and order, and into the chaos and uncertainty of the world around the Garden. For many generations, man wandered throughout this fallen world without any certainty as to how he could please God. Then God sent Moses to free the descendants of Abraham from Egypt. As they wandered through the desert, God gave a revelation to Moses of the heavenly order of worship in the heavenly Tabernacle not made with hands. Moses is given explicit directions in how to replicate this design so that the liturgical order of worship on earth could copy that of worship in heaven.\nThe earthly tabernacle was made by the hands of the Hebrews,and God\u2019s presence descended upon it. During the time of the Prophet Ezekiel, the presence of the Lord left the earthly tabernacle. However, God did not leave His people forever. Our God became incarnate and our Lord Jesus Christ became our new High Priest in the order of Melchizedek.\nWhile we in the Orthodox Church continue a form of the orderly, liturgical, heavenly worship commanded by God and given by Moses, we see a deeper connection between the heavenly and earthly worship. It is not merely a copying of old ordinances, for the Incarnation of God as man intimately fuses the worship of the Church to heavenly worship. Rather than copying heavenly worship, we participate in it through Christ, our High Priest, in the Church. We sing, \u201cWe who mystically represent the cherubim\u201d while the earthly priest reads a prayer that our Lord is the one who is \u201cborne on the throne of the cherubim\u2026and dost rest in the saints.\u201d Within the altar a mystery is taking place. The bread and wine are being transformed into the Body and Blood of our God. And as the priest brings it from out of the altar and into the nave, offering it to the people of God, we become like the cherubim, bearing God Himself.\nAdditionally, the liturgical worship that we offer God in Church is the worship of our High Priest Christ, for we are in Him as His Body. Forty days after his birth, he was brought into the earthly temple. Forty days after His Resurrection, He entered into the heavenly Temple where He continually offers Himself to the Father, and brings us to the Father in Him. \u201cThere is one Mediator between God and man: the man Christ Jesus\u201d (1 Timothy 2:5), which indicates this perpetual divine-human intercession for us before God.\nOur High Priest is in us as God, yet also standing ever before the Father in His humanity, offering not only Himself, but us as well: \u201cthe whole Christ\u201d \u2013 the Head and Body. As the priestly prayer in the Divine Liturgy during the Cherubic Hymn says, \u201cFor thou thyself art he that offers and is offered, that accepts and is distributed, O Christ our God\u201d (1). For that reason, St.Paul echoes the Prophet Isaiah in Hebrews 2:13 \u201cBehold, I and the children whom God has given me.\u201d\nOn earth, our Lord makes this offering to the Father through the bishop or priest in the bread and wine that we offer. We see in this way that the earthly liturgy is one with the heavenly worship. Just as the Son ever stands before His Father offering Himself and us in Him, so we too daily join in this heavenly worship.\nBecause our earthly worship is not merely a reflection, but a participation in the heavenly worship, there must be a certain order about it. For that reason, we follow St.Paul\u2019s admonition to \u201cLet all things be done decently and in order\u201d (1 Cor.14:40). From the beginning, God brought darkness and chaos into order, and through the orderly worship of the Church, Christ brings us from the darkness and chaos of the fallen world to the Father in Himself in the eternal liturgy.\nThis was written as an essay for my class on Church Order, hence the emphasis on order throughout. It is therefore a bit different stylistically than what I normally write for this site.\n(1) Hieratikon Vol. 2, St. Tikhon\u2019s Monastery Press, pg. 118\nPosted on December 12, 2018 December 17, 2018 Author JeremiahCategories Various ThoughtsTags church order, commentary on the Liturgy, The Orthodox Divine Liturgy\nPrevious Previous post: Orthodoxy 101: Proper Etiquette & Worship Practices\nNext Next post: The Incarnation: The Redemption and Glorification of Matter",
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        "raw_content": "Sponsor Content: OLYMPUS\nTips on where to go, and what to bring, to elevate your wildlife photography game\nThere\u2019s a photography saying that goes something like \u201cto make a good picture, you have to put yourself in a good picture-making situation.\u201d Translation: You have to be in the right spot at the right time to capture the perfect photo. Nowhere is this more important than in wildlife photography. Here are eight things you can do to increase your chances of getting a truly great shot.\n(Olympus OM-D E-M1 Mark II, M.Zuiko 40-150mm F2.8 PRO lens, 1/250 second at F2.8, ISO 1000)\n#1: Practice at the Zoo\nIn the wild, animals show up when they want to. At your local zoo, however, they\u2019re always hamming it up for your camera. That means the zoo is a good place to practice, especially when it comes to capturing a meaningful moment. \u201cIt\u2019s nice to get a picture of the lion sitting there, but when the lion yawns or moves or licks its cub, that\u2019s the moment you\u2019re looking for,\u201d says National Geographic photographer and Olympus Visionary Jay Dickman.\n(Olympus OM-D E-M1 Mark II, M.Zuiko 40-150mm F2.8 PRO lens, 1/640 second at F2.8, ISO 500)\n#2: Find a Nearby Wildlife Spot\nWhile you're saving up for your dream trip to Africa or Antarctica (see tip #7), keep in mind there are tons of places to get great shots\u2014likely more than you think\u2014closer to home. The United States has some 562 wildlife refuges, 38 wetland management districts, 58 national parks, and four major migratory flyways. Start there or contact your local Audubon Center, photography club, wildlife group (see #4, below), or public land management office and ask for intel.\n(Olympus OM-D E-M1 Mark II, M.Zuiko 300mm F4 IS PRO lens, 1/1600 second at F8, ISO 400)\nWild animals are often on the move and are more active during certain months, so wherever you go to chase a picture, you\u2019ll need to be there at the right time. Fall mating season, for example, is a great time to photograph moose and elk. Fall is also a prime time for capturing migratory birds as they move south.\n(Olympus OM-D E-M1 Mark II, Zuiko 50-200mm F2.8-3.5 lens, 1/500 second at F5.0, ISO 200)\n#4: Partner with a Local Organization\nThere are lots of wildlife organizations that are full of folks with valuable insider knowledge. Dickman suggests calling up one and offering to tag along during an outing to shoot photos that they can use for their website. \u201cThis gives you an assignment, a reason to shoot, and it gives back to the group,\u201d Dickman says.\n(Olympus OM-D E-M1 Mark II, M.Zuiko 300mm F4 IS PRO lens with M.Zuiko MC-14 1.4x Teleconverter, 1/1000 second at F7.1, ISO 640)\n#5: Pack the Right Gear\nIf you\u2019re putting in long hours, you\u2019ll need plenty of food and water. Also be prepared for the elements by wearing the right clothing. For cameras, less is often more. Dickman says he\u2019s seen photographers miss the moment because they\u2019re holding a giant DSLR paired with a 600mm lens and can\u2019t respond quickly enough. To ensure that never happens, he shoots with the powerful but lightweight Olympus OM-D E-M1 Mark II mirrorless camera. For lenses, he often brings an M.Zuiko 40-150mm F2.8 PRO lens, the M.Zuiko 300mm F4.0 IS PRO stabilized lens, and the M.Zuiko MC-14 1.4x Teleconverter for extended range, all of which are compact and easy to handle. \u201cGive yourself the tools you need to get the shot and nothing more,\u201d he says.\n(Olympus OM-D E-M1 Mark II, M.Zuiko 300mm F4 IS PRO lens with M.Zuiko MC-14 1.4x Teleconverter, 1/400 second at F6.3, ISO 1000)\n#6: Be Patient and Prepared\nEven if you\u2019re in the right spot at the right time, wildlife photography requires patience. You\u2019ll wait for hours, and the moment is over in a second. For photographers like Dickman, it\u2019s vital to know the gear. He relies on tools like Pro Capture, a feature built into the OM-D E-M1 Mark II whereby, with the shutter half pressed, Pro Capture kicks in and tells the camera to continuously buffer a series of shots at speeds up to 60 frames per-second utilizing the electronic shutter. When Jay sees the precise moment he wants to capture, he fully presses the shutter and captures that precise moment plus the 14 previous frames all at once\u2013for a total of 15 images with a single shutter press. In other words, Jay is poised to perfectly capture the peak action.\n(Olympus OM-D E-M1 Mark II, M.Zuiko 12-40mm F2.8 PRO lens, 1/1250 second at F2.8, ISO 200)\n#7: Save Up for a Dream Trip\nWhen you\u2019re ready, a photo trip is worth the money. Dickman loves the Serengeti National Park for its high density of animals, Namibia\u2019s Etosha National Park for the flamingos, and South Georgia\u2019s Gold Harbour for the surreal number of king penguins and seals. 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        "raw_content": "Cardinal women earn a No. 1 seed in NCAA soccer tournament\nPaul Ratcliffe has led Stanford into the NCAA tournament in all 12 years as coach. Photo by Jim Shorin/stanfordphoto.com\nStanford, which won the national title three years ago, received one of four No. 1 seeds into the NCAA women's soccer tournament and will play host to Cal State Fullerton in the first round, on Friday at 7 p.m.\nStanford (17-1-2) is seeded to host the first four rounds -- all the way through the quarterfinals. This will be Stanford's 24th NCAA tournament appearance and 16th consecutive.\n\"I'm happy with the team's performance through the regular season, and I think we deserve to be one of the No. 1 seeds,\" said Cardinal coach Paul Ratcliffe, who has led Stanford to the NCAA tournament in each of his 12 seasons. \"Now we've got to take advantage of this edge that we've been given. The edge is being at home.\"\nIf the Cardinal wins its first-round match, the second- and third-round matches will be played at Stanford, on Friday, Nov. 21, and Sunday, Nov. 23.\nThe quarterfinal would be Nov. 28. Stanford has played host to the first four rounds five of the past six years, advancing to the College Cup each of those seasons.\nStanford is among a record nine Pac-12 schools to receive NCAA invitations. The Cardinal, which is 10-1-1 this season against teams in the 64-team NCAA tournament field, owns a 21-match home winning streak in NCAA play.\nStanford has won eight consecutive first-round matches \u0096 all but one at home.\n\"The key for us to get back to the College Cup and have a chance to win a national championship will be the health of the team,\" Ratcliffe said. \"And that everyone's strong mentally for every match.\"\nLast year, Stanford earned a 1-0 victory over Fullerton, with the goal scored on a first-half rebound by Taylor Uhl, who comes into the tournament with seven goals in her past six matches.\n\"Seeding helps, but everybody that makes the tournament is going to be solid,\" Stanford goalkeeper Jane Campbell said. \"Last year, the game against Fullerton was a really solid game. We were fortunate to score. Anything can happen.\"\nIf the seeds hold, Stanford would face Oklahoma in the second round, Washington in the third, and Florida in the quarterfinal.\nA semifinal is seeded to pit Stanford against Florida State, with UCLA in the opposite bracket for an NCAA final. The College Cup is Dec. 5-7 in Boca Raton, Fla.\nStanford is ranked No. 3 and has an RPI of No. 2. Stanford was second in the Pac-12 behind overall No. 1 seed UCLA, the defending champ.\nCal State Fullerton (10-7-4) won the Big West Conference regular-season and tournament titles, the latter with a 2-1 victory Sunday over Long Beach State. The Titans have a seven-match winning streak and 10-match unbeaten streak.\nStanford has won seven straight and has 15 shutouts on the year.\n\"The team has really improved since August,\" Ratcliffe said. \"Every week, this team is getting better. They're jelling; the chemistry is very strong. I think they've found their roles.\"\nA deserved seeding and a fabulous,exciting team to watch\nGo Stanford Women!!\nWhat a great accomplishment!\nWay to go STANFORD!",
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        "raw_content": "Baar-Zug, Switzerland, 13 September 2016\nPartners Group reports strong H1 2016 financials and net profit of CHF 254 million\nUSD 4.9 billion invested in corporate, real estate and infrastructure assets in H1 2016 (H1 2015: USD 4.5 billion) on behalf of the firm's clients\nEUR 4.6 billion in new commitments from the firm's global client base across all private markets asset classes in H1 2016 (H1 2015: EUR 3.8 billion); full-year 2016 guidance for new client commitments reconfirmed as EUR 8-9 billion\nRevenues rose to CHF 453 million (H1 2015: CHF 287 million):\nManagement fees grew in line with average AuM and increased by 26% to CHF 322 million in H1 2016 (H1 2015: CHF 255 million)\nPerformance fees increased to CHF 131 million in H1 2016 (H1 2015: CHF 32 million) based on strong underlying value creation in more mature client portfolios and are anticipated to be comparably strong in H2 2016; in the long run, they are expected to constitute around 20% of revenues, assuming exit markets remain broadly supportive\nEBITDA increased in line with revenues to CHF 272 million (H1 2015: CHF 166 million); EBITDA margin increased to 60% (H1 2015: 58%)\nIFRS net profit increased to CHF 254 million (H1 2015: CHF 214 million), up 19%\nClient demand well-diversified across regions and client types\nThe firm's global client demand in H1 2016 was well spread across all asset classes and continued to be highly diversified across regions, size and types of clients. Corporate and public pension funds continued to be the key contributors to the growth in assets under management (AuM), representing about half of the inflows. The remaining demand stemmed from other institutional investors, such as insurance companies, sovereign wealth funds and endowments, as well as from Partners Group's distribution partners.\nKey figures H1 2015 and H1 2016\n1 Revenues from management services, net, including other operating income and share of results of associates.\n2 Management fees include recurring management fees and other income, including late management fees.\n3 Pearl Holding Limited generated a CHF 51 million gain in H1 2015 in the context of its successful conversion into a closed-ended structure, as requested by the program's investors.\nFinancials: revenue growth outpaces AuM growth as performance fees increase\nIn H1 2016, the total average AuM in EUR increased by 22% to EUR 47.6 billion (H1 2015: EUR 39.0 billion). Management fees grew in line with AuM and increased by 26%, amounting to CHF 322 million (H1 2015: CHF 255 million). Performance fees increased to CHF 131 million (H1 2015: CHF 32 million), leading to overall revenues of CHF 453 million (H1 2015: CHF 287 million).\nPerformance fees typically start to be earned six to nine years after an investment program commences its investment activities and once value creation in the portfolio has surpassed the program's performance hurdles. Several investment programs and mandates from a wide range of vintages experienced a shift in the timing of anticipated performance fee payments from 2010-2015 to 2016-2020, due to the longer asset holding periods caused by the financial crisis. While part of this performance fee potential was realized in H1 2016, Partners Group expects to continue to unlock further performance fee potential during the second half of the year and thus anticipates a comparably strong H2 2016. The actual development will, though, depend on the exit processes for underlying, globally diversified assets in which value has been created.\nAndr\u00e9 Frei, Partner and Co-Chief Executive Officer, Partners Group, states:\"We currently manage over 200 diverse investment programs and mandates at different stages of their life cycle. Our established relative value approach allows us to capitalize on specific private markets investment opportunities at different points in the market cycle for our clients, who remain the principal beneficiaries of the returns generated. As our investment capacity grows, this implies that the number of investment programs at each stage of their life cycle should also increase. For this reason, we anticipate that performance fees will be paid more regularly going forward from a diversified range of vehicles, making them a quasi-recurring source of income for the firm that should grow in line with AuM in the long run. Assuming market conditions remain broadly supportive, performance fees are expected to represent around 20% of total revenues in the future.\"\nDespite the increase in performance fees, management fees derived from long-term client contracts will continue to dominate Partners Group's revenue streams in the years to come. Given the anticipated growth in the firm's AuM, management fees are expected to make up around 80% of total revenues in the long term.\nPartners Group's EBITDA margin increased to 60% in H1 2016 (H1 2015: 58%); EBITDA increased to CHF 272 million in H1 2016 (H1 2015: CHF 166 million). The firm continues to manage its EBITDA margin in a disciplined manner and reconfirms its ~60% target EBITDA margin for newly generated management fees (assuming stable foreign exchange rates), as well as for performance fees on existing and new AuM. In order to align long-term employee compensation with investment results for clients and the firm's overall financial success, Partners Group allocates ~40% of performance fees earned from investments to the firm's professionals through its compensation programs.\nPartners Group typically invests into its investment programs alongside its clients (around 1% of client commitments); the performance of these investments substantially contributed to a financial result of CHF 23 million in H1 2016 (H1 2015: CHF 19 million, excluding the CHF 51 million conversion gain from the Pearl investment program). 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        "raw_content": "Yeah Yeah Yeahs to Join LCD Soundsystem for Hollywood Show\nMay 4 concert will mark Yeah Yeah Yeahs' Hollywood Bowl debut.\nBy Matthew Oshinsky | January 23, 2018 | 12:44pm\nMusic News LCD Soundsystem, Yeah Yeah Yeahs\nLCD Soundsystem will be joined by Yeah Yeah Yeahs for a co-headlining appearance at the Hollywood Bowl on May 4, the bands announced Tuesday. There will also be a \u201cspecial guest\u201d on the bill, to be announced at a later date.\nLCD Soundsystem has been on the road behind their 2017 album American Dream for months. The Hollywood Bowl show is one of three California dates announced for 2018, with the first two being April 27 at the Greek Theatre in Berkeley and May 3 at the Santa Barbara Bowl in Santa Barbara.\nYeah Yeah Yeahs haven\u2019t released an album since Mosquito in 2013, though they appear to be revving up the machine for a full 2018. In the fall, they played a few shows in California and New York to mark the reissue of their debut LP, Fever to Tell. They\u2019re also on the bill for this summer\u2019s Governors Ball in New York.\nThe \u201cLCD Soundsystem Vs. Yeah Yeah Yeahs\u201d show will mark the latter\u2019s debut at the historic venue. Tickets go on sale to the public on Friday 1 p.m. am EST.\nParty time USA ???? our debut at @HollywoodBowl ??May 4 ??w/ @lcdsoundsystemPre-sale Jan 24 (Password FEVER) On-sale Jan 26 https://t.co/63OqKK9lIupic.twitter.com/EBb4pvxUIu\n\u2014 Yeah Yeah Yeahs (@YYYs) January 23, 2018",
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        "raw_content": "Patty Gorena Morales Patty Gorena Morales\nhttps://www.pbs.org/newshour/show/for-7-weeks-sofi-begged-to-go-home-now-reunited-her-journey-isnt-over\nWhen a young girl named Sofi and her grandmother came legally to a U.S. immigration checkpoint, they tried to apply for asylum but were separated by U.S. officials. After 47 days, their story took a happier turn late Thursday in California. Amna Nawaz joins William Brangham to share an update.\nWe start tonight with an update on the immigrant children taken from their families by U.S. officials when they tried to enter this country.\nAmna Nawaz was reporting on the border earlier this summer when a young girl named Sofi and her grandmother came legally to the U.S. checkpoint, tried to apply for asylum, and were then separated.\nBut late yesterday in California, their story took a happier turn.\nAmna was there, and has this update.\nFor weeks, Ana has waited, wondering and worrying about her daughter. But now the wait is over. On Thursday, 3-year-old Sofi was reunited with her family in California, seven weeks after being separated by U.S. officials at the Mexican border in Texas.\nANA (through interpreter):\nI feel good, very good, to see her with my mom, and to know that she will now be with us, and she won't apart from me.\nWe first met Sofi in June at this migrant shelter in Juarez, Mexico, with her grandmother and guardian Angelica.\nAngelica said her family had been targeted, some murdered by a Mexican cartel. Her daughters, including Sofi's mother, had already fled to the U.S. The next morning, Angelica and Sofi crossed legally into El Paso, seeking asylum. Soon after, they were separated.\nANGELICA (through interpreter):\nAn immigration officer told me, \"You're going to enter with your family, but the girl will be sent to a place to go through a process so she can be with her mom.\"\nAs Angelica made her way to California to join her family, Sofi was sent to a shelter across the country in Pennsylvania. For seven weeks, Sofi's family worked to get her back through the U.S. government's reunification process. For seven weeks, they navigated the paper trail, submitting documents and data, including fingerprints.\nFor seven weeks, Sofi's only family contact was moments like this, brief calls begging to come home. On Wednesday, another call. Sofi was being released and flown to San Francisco the next day. On her way to the airport, Ana worries about what her daughter has been through.\nShe cried all the time, told me she didn't want to be there. One time, she didn't sound OK. She couldn't speak clearly, and they were giving her a bad look. They would scold her. And she wanted to tell me something, but couldn't, because they would scold her. So that had me very worried.\nThis was Sofi's first time away from her family, her first time on an airplane. Cradled in her mother's arms for the first time in weeks, she collapses into tears.\nSofi is showered with gifts, welcomed by her baby brother. She is home at last. After their first day reunited, Angelica is relieved to see the Sofi she remembers, running around and playing with her cousins. She is slightly taller now, with her hair finally long enough to pull into pigtails. Angelica worries, though, about the unfamiliar flashes they have seen so far, a passing reference Sofi made to medicine she was given at the shelter, a brief mention of punishment for crying or refusing to eat.\nWe haven't asked her many questions because she says that it was a bad place. We want to eventually ask her little by little how she was treated. I think that, with time, we need to let her know that they separated her from us for some time.\nWe want to take her to see a therapist, for her to be examined to see how she is, how her health is, because she looks good now, but who knows how she will react later on.\nSeven weeks ago, Angelica walked across a border seeking refuge for her family. Today, she says she will continue on that journey until she knows Sofi can be safe.\nAnd Amna joins me now from California.\nAmna, it's such wonderful reporting to see Sofi reunited with her family. Thank you for bringing us this reporting.\nI have to wonder, though, after seven weeks apart from her family, how is she going to be tomorrow, two weeks from now, two months from now?\nYes, William, I think that is the big question right now, because nobody really knows.\nThere have been some hints that the family has seen that have given them some moments of concern. Right? They have been together for a little over a day now. Sofi made a reference to being punished sometimes if she cried too much or didn't eat her food. She made another reference to being given medication.\nShe also has bags under her eyes that her family mentioned that they noticed. And they asked her why that was, wasn't she sleeping well? And she said, well, no, we slept all the time. We slept all day.\nAnd so her family is now concerned about why. Why was this 3-year-old sleeping all day? And how was she treated during her time away from us?\nSo, they have a lot of questions, and they're going to say \u2014 they're going to see this. They say that, over time, they will try to pull some of that information out of her. They don't want to focus on that right now.\nObviously, right now, they want her to get comfortable, to be back with the family, to remember that she is loved, that she was missed. But they have some real concerns. And they're based on the very valid concerns and consensus in the medical community, right, that the very act of forcibly separating children, particularly this young, from their caregivers, that is a deeply traumatic and, in some ways, irreversible event.\nSofi just 3. And little things were you're 3 can have a really big impact. This was no little thing that she lived through. So a lot of questions ahead for her.\nDo you have any sense, Amna, as to why she was released now?\nThis is another bit of a head-scratcher, to be honest.\nLook, the family had been navigating the process step by step, somewhat responding to piecemeal requests along the way for documentation, for submitting to \u2014 for fingerprints, and so on. We know that we have been providing sustained attention as a national media network, right?\nWe also know that there's been a volunteer group that's been providing a lot of pressure, not just helping support the family on the ground, but also working with the government agency that has custody of the children, trying to figure out, give us a checklist. Like, what do you need to get Sofi released?\nWe also know that Sen. Casey's office, who, of course, represents the state in which Sofi was being held, got involved after he caught wind of Sofi's story as well. And there's also a pro bono immigration attorney working out of San Francisco.\nSo all of these things combined were sort of applying pressure and highlighting the story over several weeks.\nBut we don't know why. All of a sudden, William, in the last few days randomly, it seems, the government agency called and said on Wednesday, we're releasing her tomorrow.\nNow, if we were to trace it back, you remember, last week, we did report that the volunteer group was planning to fly mom out from San Francisco to Pennsylvania, basically to raise the \u2014 basically, to apply pressure, to say, I have done everything you asked me to do. Please tell me when I can get my daughter back.\nIt does seem that, after that was reported, that the process accelerated somewhat. But we have no idea, because there's very little insight, there's very little transparency to how this process works.\nAnd sort of the chaos in which it unfolded, even in the last final minutes, is emblematic of the entire system and how chaotic it's been throughout.\nObviously, this is a wonderful single reunion of one girl back with her family.\nBut what about all the other children who still remain in custody?\nIt's a good point.\nSofi, we will remember, is just one of thousands of children who was separated at the border from her family. The latest filing from the government says there's, I think, over 500 children still in government custody, over 300 of whose parents have already left the country.\nLook, I mentioned that chaos earlier, William. 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Microsoft agreed to DOJ oversight, which ended last year after 10 years, after the agency found the company violated antitrust laws.\nA careful read of the Apple letter shows that it suggests a clever arrangement, he said. \"They are making these statements on the surface that sound very good but if you start looking closely you see that they leave a lot of room for themselves to play this game the way it works for them,\" he said.\nApple said when it is negotiating with another party for essential patents, the royalty should be based on the industry average sales price for a basic communications device that does both voice and data. Should Apple's iPhone, one of the most expensive phones on the market, be used to set that average, this policy would require a company that makes very low end phones to pay a higher rate and would allow Apple to pay a lower rate should it license patents from a company that sells cheaper phones, Poltorak said. 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        "raw_content": "FAQ - How do you fix large cavities on the front teeth?\nIf a baby tooth has been severely affected by dental decay or pulp therapy has been performed on the tooth, a regular silver or white filling is not the treatment of choice. Due to the size of the cavity and root canal treatment, something that covers the entire tooth must be used such as an esthetic white crown.\nA stainless steel crown (SSC) is a prefabricated crown designed and manufactured in a variety of sizes to fit your child's tooth. Our office uses \"Ion Crowns\" made by the 3M Company that are very precisely designed to simulate the original anatomy of the tooth that they are covering. Also, these 3M \"Ion Crowns\" are manufactured to be sized and fitted to your child's tooth in a much shorter time by our doctors. This is a great benefit to your child as he/she is in the dental chair for a shorter period of time. The benefits of placing a stainless steel crown on a tooth include full coverage of the damaged tooth, decreasing the risk of future cavities to that same tooth, saving the proper amount of space for the eruption of the permanent tooth, the restored ability to bite and chew his/her food properly, and the ability to speak properly.\nEsthetic white crown is an all resin crown or a stainless steel crown with a white resin material placed on the front side of the crown. Our doctors use several different brands of esthetic crowns due to variations in tooth size, shape, and position. The crowns with a white resin facing are much more expensive than regular stainless steel crowns and are sometimes not covered by insurance plans that focus on the least expensive alternative treatment (LEAT) business model. The advantage these crowns is that they look much better and are placed in exactly the same manner as a regular stainless steel crown. The disadvantages are that the resin bonded to the front of the crown can fracture due to trauma, bruxism, or normal chewing forces.",
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        "raw_content": "Home > Types of Pensions > War Pensions Scheme\nThere are two pension plans that run under the War Pensions Scheme:\nThe War Disablement Pension\nThe Armed Forces Compensation Scheme\nThe War Widow's or Widower's Pension.\nWar Disablement Pension and The Armed Forces Compensation Schemes are for those who were injured or disabled as a result of service in HM Armed Forces, and the War Widow's or Widower's Pension is for those people whose spouse or civil partner died during a time of war or as a result of their service in HM Armed Forces. The War Pensions Scheme started in 1918 and continues in respect of injuries that occurred before 5 April 2005. 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        "raw_content": "Acquisition complements Philips\u2019 population health management portfolio with advanced analytics, care coordination, patient engagement and outcome management solutions\nAmsterdam, the Netherlands \u2013 Royal Philips (NYSE: PHG, AEX: PHIA), a global leader in health technology, today announced that it has acquired VitalHealth, a leading provider of cloud-based population health management solutions for the delivery of personalized care outside of the hospital, for example, in regional care networks. Headquartered in the Netherlands, VitalHealth\u2019s products and services are being used by more than 100 healthcare networks in various countries including the US, India, China, Sweden, Germany, Belgium and the Netherlands. The company was founded in 2006 by Mayo Clinic (US) and Noaber Foundation (the Netherlands) and employs approximately 200 employees. 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        "raw_content": "Don\u2019t minimize heinous crimes\nBy Stu Salkeld The Pipestone Flyer\nWhen it comes to personal responsibility, I consider myself a libertarian.\nNow, I\u2019m not one of those John Birch Society, \u201cThe Government is Going to Come for Me in the Middle of the Night and take away my Guns\u201d libertarians.\nBy libertarian, I mean the government should stop meddling in people\u2019s lives and let people succeed or fail on their own merits. I can handle things on my own (I actually prefer to do so) and if I mess it up, it\u2019s my own fault. To me, personal responsibility is very important.\nIt was for that reason I was angered by a court story I read online about a Red Deer man who\u2019d been investigated, arrested, charged and convicted for sexual assaults against children and possessing child pornography. It doesn\u2019t take Sherlock Holmes to figure out why I, or anyone, could be angry about that behaviour.\nBut something a defense lawyer said during a court appearance ignited my temper when it came to personal responsibility.\nThe pervert in question is a Red Deer resident named Stuart Hunt, 54; he was originally arrested last January and faced eight charges, including possessing, accessing, distributing and making child pornography, as well as sexual assault, sexual interference, invitation to sexual touching and making sexually explicit material available to a child. In court documents it was stated police found Hunt was in possession of thousands of pornographic photos and movies of boys as young as toddlers. Apparently during interrogation, Hunt admitted to sexual encounters with little boys as far back as 20 years ago, when Hunt was in his early 30\u2019s.\nThe Crown was seeking 12 years in jail for Hunt, who didn\u2019t come forward and turn himself in; an informant notified police Hunt was uploading child pornography via social media. If he had not been turned in, would Hunt still be active in child pornography and sexual assault? As well, the court was concerned about the huge pornographic library Hunt collected and the fact that he preyed on multiple victims over a long period of time. Not really facts that portray Hunt as remorseful or even deserving of mercy.\nNow comes the kicker. After the molester pleaded guilty, Hunt\u2019s lawyer, one Dan Wilson, was quoted in Edmonton media as saying, \u201cNothing this court can do can undo the harm that has been created.\u201d\nI cannot, for the life of me imagine a stupider, more inane or more spurious comment. I guess we should just drop the whole thing. Well, let\u2019s just drop the charges again Hunt completely then. Let\u2019s let him go free. Obviously, according to Dan Wilson, convicting him won\u2019t do anything to help the victims or serve the cause of justice.\nI recall reading something written by German philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer (22 February 1788 \u2013 21 September 1860) that struck a chord. In his book \u201cThe World as Will and Representation,\u201d Vol. I section 62, Schopenhauer wrote, \u201c\u2026beside every possible motive for committing a wrong a more powerful motive for leaving it undone, in the inescapable punishment. Accordingly, the criminal code is as complete a register as possible of counter-motives to all criminal actions that can possibly be imagined\u2026\u201d\nSchopenhauer himself claimed that other great philosophers such as Plato Seneca, Hobbes, Pufendorf, and Anselm Feuerbach agreed with his assessment.\nAs I pondered this, I realized Schopenhauer meant that if heinous crimes (such as molesting or raping children) are ignored, excused or treated lightly, such treatment not only fails in the realm of consequences or responsibility for the guilty, it actually encourages more crimes of the same type.\nThat\u2019s because the guilty, indulging their personal tastes, know they\u2019ll face little or no consequences for harming others.\nCourt convictions and substantial sentences for people like Stuart Hunt aren\u2019t about erasing the harm they inflicted. Those sentences are about ensuring the guilty face consequences of their actions.\nIf that\u2019s done, then justice is served.\nStu Salkeld is editor of The Wetaskiwin Pipestone Flyer and writes a regular column for the paper.",
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        "raw_content": "Thai Prime Minister, An Ex-General, Is A Millionaire\nBANGKOK, Oct 31 \u2013 Asset disclosures by members of Thailand\u2019s military-dominated post-coup Cabinet reveal they are quite well-off, a trait shared with the civilian politicians they accused of corruption. The state National Anti-Corruption Commission on Friday released the asset declarations of the 33 Cabinet ministers, 25 of whom are millionaires in dollar terms.\nPrime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha, who as army commander led a May coup d\u2019etat, listed US$3.9 million (RM12.9 million) in assets and US$20,000 in liabilities. He also reported the transfer of US$14.3 million to family members. Before his retirement at the end of September, the general received a US$43,000 annual salary as army chief. His assets include a Mercedes Benz S600L car, a BMW 740Li Series sedan, luxury watches, rings and several pistols.",
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        "raw_content": "https://www.police.uk/news/department-education-launches-together-we-can-tackle-child-abuse-campaign/\nDepartment for Education launches \u201cTogether, we can tackle child abuse\u201d campaign\nTo encourage the public to help protect children and young people by reporting any concerns of abuse or neglect, the Department for Education has launched the Together, we can tackle child abuse campaign.\nWe all have a role to play in protecting children and young people from child abuse and neglect. However, many people do not act because they\u2019re worried about being wrong.\nTo tackle the barriers that stop people reporting their concerns, the Together, we can tackle child abuse campaign seeks to inform the public about the signs to spot a child who is a victim of abuse or neglect, and explains how they can report their concerns.\nThere are many signs that indicate a child may be at risk of abuse or neglect; and these will differ depending on the child\u2019s or young person\u2019s age and the nature of the child abuse or neglect they are experiencing.\nTo help people feel confident in spotting the signs, the campaign encourages people to look for any changes in a child\u2019s Appearance, Behaviour and Communication.\nThe A B C signs to spot:\nAppearance: such as unusual injuries, or consistently poor hygiene\nBehaviour: such as being withdrawn, overly anxious, disruptive, self harming, or any other sudden changes in behaviour\nCommunication: such as talking aggressively, using sexual language, or becoming secretive\nMany people do not report their concerns because they\u2019re worried about being wrong. However, you don\u2019t have to be absolutely certain \u2013 if you have concerns that a child is being abused or their safety is at risk, you can report it anonymously to your local council, the NSPCC, or your local police who can provide the support a child may need.\nLast year nearly 400,000 children in England were supported because someone noticed they needed help. By reporting your concerns, you could provide the missing piece of information that is needed to keep a child safe.\nFor more information on the campaign, and details of how to report concerns, visit the Department for Education\u2019s website: https://tacklechildabuse.campaign.gov.uk/\nThe Department for Education will also be posting information on how to spot the signs and report concerns on social media. You can support the campaign by following #tackleabusetogether on social media and sharing the posts with your family and friends.",
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        "raw_content": "POLITICO Brussels Playbook, presented by EPP Group: Europe\u2019s back \u2014 But winter is coming \u2014 Last chapter in Selmayr saga\nGOOD THURSDAY MORNING. First rule of serious journalism: Don\u2019t poke fun at people\u2019s names. But then, in journalism as in fashion, breaking the rules is fun from time to time. Paul Dallison couldn\u2019t resist.\nIS EUROPE BACK?\nON THE BRINK OF GLORY: There have been worse times for the EU. If America backs out of a global strategic leadership role, making engagement in conflicts such as Syria conditional on Donald Trump\u2019s mood; if global trade continues without American involvement; if the U.S. refuses to take the lead on climate policies and on regulating technology and the data economy, on making migration work for people and economies \u2026 All that will leave a void, and an opening for someone else to step in and grab that global leadership crown. \u201cEurope can have its moment,\u201d a former leader told me over coffee Wednesday.\nWho\u2019ll take the lead? For now at least, it\u2019s likely going to be France and Germany at the wheel. Italy won\u2019t be in the driver\u2019s seat, particularly after Lega leader Matteo Salvini on Wednesday pointedly ignored Senate leader Maria Elisabetta Alberti Casellati\u2019s attempts to talk to him after she was given the mandate to cobble together a parliamentary majority. As for Spain \u2014 Madrid has that Catalan-shaped problem to deal with.\nEVERYONE LOVES AN EU PASSPORT: Even Nigel Farage. We\u2019re sure he\u2019ll also love his British blue, despite the fact that it will definitely be made by a Franco-Dutch company. (Bonus: it will be carbon neutral.)\n**A message from the EPP Group: What has the Slovak Government done to protect journalists? After the murder of Jan Kuciak, the second execution of a journalist in the EU within a span of 5 months, the EP sent an ad hoc mission to Slovakia. We expect Slovak authorities to show what concrete measures they have taken following the recommendations of our mission.**\nGERMANY COOLS ON MOSCOW: Germany\u2019s indecisive position on Moscow has frustrated its allies for years, writes POLITICO\u2019s Matthew Karnitschnig. Lacking a clear united front against Russia with Germany at the center, the impact of sanctions and other measures has been blunted. But now there are signs of a pending shift in Berlin\u2019s position to a more forceful policy toward the Kremlin.\nAND WARMS ON SCHENGEN: German Interior Minister Horst Seehofer, from the CSU, has indicated he will reduce the intensity of controls on the EU\u2019s internal borders, which were introduced in response to the refugee crisis. A Commission official confirmed to Playbook an AFP report that Germany will extend controls on the Bavarian border with Austria for another six months starting in May, but won\u2019t continue carrying out systematic controls on flights from Greece.\nPARLIAMENT DEMANDS ZUCK: Mark Zuckerberg may not know what the \u201cConference of Presidents\u201d is, but the group of political group leaders in European Parliament sure know him. They want the Facebook CEO to appear before MEPs to explain the firm\u2019s data scandal. That\u2019s the message President (or \u201cil Presidente\u201d) Antonio Tajani conveyed in a letter to Zuck.\nOr perhaps Europe isn\u2019t back. Bien s\u00fbr, there\u2019s the fascination with authoritarian rule that French President Emmanuel Macron spoke of in his speech earlier this week; there\u2019s tension between north and south and an epic fight coming up about the next European budget between east and west. Here\u2019s the evidence of a less-rosy picture \u2026\nIN BERLIN: The German coalition isn\u2019t quite sure to what extent it should feel bound by the agreement struck just a few months ago to put EU reforms at the center of its government project for the next three-and-a-half years. Chancellor Angela Merkel outsourced the issue by proposing finance ministers (hers is from the SPD) and economy ministers (her CDU ally Peter Altmaier) should fight it out in Brussels rather than at home, at joint \u201cjumbo\u201d Council meetings, as occasionally held for foreign and defense ministers.\nWINTER IS COMING: The sun may be shining even over Brussels for once, and sure, it\u2019s warming up nicely, but watch out, sweet summer children: The International Monetary Fund\u2019s latest assessment of the world economy predicts the global recovery will accelerate this year, but after that, things are looking quite grim. POLITICO\u2019s Pierre Brian\u00e7on explains here.\nOn that note: Merkel and Macron will meet today in Berlin, discussing, among other things, their individual visits to the White House next week (Merkel\u2019s was officially confirmed on Wednesday). Likely talking points: trade and the Iran deal that the EU wants to keep in place \u201cat all costs,\u201d a senior EU diplomat told Playbook. Leading Europe doesn\u2019t necessarily mean agreeing on everything, but a joint understanding might help, Pierre Brian\u00e7on writes.\nFACEBOOK TO BRUSSELS: GDPR FOR ALL? NO THANKS. Facebook will change the way many of its non-European users are governed in order to avoid extending the EU\u2019s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which takes effect on May 25, Reuters reports. Currently, Facebook users outside the U.S. and Canada fall under the terms of service of the company\u2019s Irish HQ. Next month, according to Reuters, Facebook will ensure only its European users are governed under that regime, cutting its 1.5 billion users in Africa, Asia, Australia and Latin America out of the GDPR loop.\n** Join POLITICO and Le Temps\u2019s 3rd Annual Health Care Summit on October 8-9 in Geneva, where the industry\u2019s top minds together with top policymakers, such as Romanian Health Minister Sorina Pintea, scientists, and patient representatives will examine the promises of prevention in making our health care systems fit for the 21st century. Register today and benefit from the crazy early bird discount for any registration before June 8.**\nSELMAYR LATEST, FIN DE S\u00c9RIE\nThe European Parliament on Wednesday officially slapped the wrists of Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker and Secretary-General Martin Selmayr over the handling of the latter\u2019s elevation into the top civil service job. We\u2019re guessing it\u2019s not Selmayr\u2019s wrists his critics were aiming for but his head, but alas for them, Selmayr escaped relatively unscathed.\nThe \u2018ayes\u2019 have it: The Parliament passed with a majority described variously as \u201cvast,\u201d \u201chuge\u201d and \u201coverwhelming\u201d its resolution calling on the Commission to \u201creassess\u201d its nomination process to make it more transparent next time it picks senior management figures. (The exact count in favor and against will never be known, as a show of hands was enough to carry the motion \u2014 but someone with a very good view of the chamber tells us it was around 400 or more ayes vs. around 250 nays.) Parliament didn\u2019t call the nomination a \u201ccoup\u201d but says that it could be seen as such.\nWednesday\u2019s slap was was unmistakable, but not nearly as hard as it could have been. A look at the voting lists (here they are) for those amendments that were voted on by roll call reveals a bloc of EPP, S&D and ALDE members who backed the resolution itself but opted against tightening it. An amendment (No. 6 on page 34) that called for actually undoing Selmayr\u2019s nomination was rejected by 422 votes to 260.\nMagic number: Remember, Juncker got 422 votes in Parliament when he was elected Commission president in July 2014. It would seem that group leaders Manfred Weber, Udo Bullmann and Guy Verhofstadt played with fire for a bit, raising both the stakes and the hopes of Selmayr\u2019s critics \u2014 only to douse the flames after Juncker\u2019s threat to follow Selmayr out the door.\nMain outcome: Hold your breath, it\u2019s a round table! The Commission is happy with the resolution, going so far as to rub salt into Parliament\u2019s wounds in its official response. \u201cThe resolution rightly states that the Commission decision to appoint its new secretary-general cannot be revoked and we will not do so, as we respect the staff regulations,\u201d HR Commissioner G\u00fcnther Oettinger wrote in a statement. He added that the Commission is ready to reassess, together with Parliament and Council, how the application of the current rules can be improved in the future: \u201cTo that effect, I have launched a proposal to organize an inter-institutional round table as soon as possible.\u201d\nOuch: \u201cToday, we have come to the moment in time where we need to take a look at all this dispassionately, objectively and with a clear mind,\u201d Oettinger told MEPs.\nUnsolicited advice: Don\u2019t get cocky now.\nSO SAD: One more takeaway from Wednesday is that sour feelings have become a political category. Parliament is \u201cdisappointed\u201d with the Selmayr saga. And European Ombudsman Emily O\u2019Reilly is disappointed with ECB President Mario Draghi, who refuses to suspend his membership of the \u201cGroup of 30\u201d invitation-only club of high-level decision-makers, despite O\u2019Reilly\u2019s calls for him to do so. ECB\u2019s Vice President V\u00edtor Const\u00e2ncio told O\u2019Reilly that the bank \u201cdoes not share the Ombudsman\u2019s view that the membership of its president and of the members of its decision-making bodies in the G30 would amount to an instance of maladministration.\u201d\nMEANWHILE, IN SYRIA\nUN UNDER FIRE: A U.N. security team came under fire in Syria while doing reconnaissance ahead of a visit by chemical weapons inspectors. It\u2019s now unclear when (or if) the inspectors will be able to conduct their investigation. 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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdo\u011fan has called a general election for June 24, more than a year early.\nFISH FOR LAND: The EU is negotiating a controversial fishing agreement with Morocco that would extend the deal to waters adjacent to Western Sahara, a contested territory south of the North African country, POLITICO\u2019s Kait Bolongaro reports.\nA WARNING: Murdering journalists won\u2019t silence their stories: 45 reporters from 15 countries have teamed up to continue the work of Daphne Caruana Galizia. More about the Daphne Project here.\nNEW JOB: Michael Clauss is to become Germany\u2019s next EU ambassador, Spiegel reports. Current Permanent Representative Reinhard Silberberg will retire in a few months\u2019 time, after the June EU summit. Clauss knows his European files and has a big fat Brussels black book, having served as a former EU director in the foreign office. 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        "raw_content": "Jeffrey Milroy\nJeffrey Milroy '02\nJess Petersen '11\nClaudia (Kaufmann) Mengel \u201976\nLogan Running '17\nGenevieve Ruhland \u201918\nDavid Vroman '83 & '91\nRandolph Mitchell '77\nJames Dornemann \u201999\nMelissa Wegner \u201903\nAlex Raynor '11\nMark Manske '82\nElizabeth Hudson \u201915\nDiana Valdez \u201917\nRonald Fishbeck '80\nRomi Sebald \u201985\nRicardo Espinal \u201917\nNicole Chmieleski \u201917\nErin Wagner \u201913\nStephan Savoia \u201975\nDaniel Mertzlufft \u201915\nSaad Hajidin \u201988\nJennifer Mathews '95\nBrian DeWitt \u201979\nAndy Pacer '15\nAmy Smith \u201913\nMilroy went on to get both a master\u2019s degree and a Doctorate in public health, paving the way for his current position as an assistant professor at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. He has also been heavily involved with the Institute to Promote Athlete Health and Wellness, working as their associate director since its founding in 2013. Through the institute, Milroy has been conducting timely research on concussion reporting among collegiate athletes\u2014receiving funding from the NCAA-Department of Defense Mind Matters Challenge to investigate sport-related concussions (SRC) reporting by student-athletes.\nMilroy and his team have collected data from over 5000 student-athletes and 400 collegiate coaches as part of their research to study student-athlete behavior surrounding concussion reporting. He also worked to develop a web-based intervention called BrainCare to help athletes and coaches improve concussion disclosure.\n\u201cThere\u2019s a lot of data right now that says that a pretty significant proportion of student athletes who experience signs and symptoms of a concussion\u2014whether that\u2019s dizziness or nausea or just something that\u2019s off\u2014are not telling anybody about that injury,\u201d Milroy said. \u201cThe goal of the NCAA funding was really to learn more about what\u2019s going on with the athletes and with the culture around them.\u201d\nAs part of randomized factorial experiments, Milroy has been looking closely at the behavior of student-athletes. Some of his findings indicate that an athlete\u2019s relationship with their coach can influence their decision to disclose a concussion. \u201cWhen a student-athlete perceived that their coach was communicating with them about concussion safety (not that the coach is actually doing it, but that the athlete thinks that they\u2019re doing it) that impacted their intentions to report a concussion in the future,\u201d Milroy said.\nThe three-year study also proved that student-athletes were less likely to report concussions when they perceived that they would lose something\u2014their spot on the team, starting line or their scholarship. This fear of losing something of value, along with a culture of \u2018toughing it out,\u2019 all create roadblocks for necessary concussion reporting.\nMilroy is focused on encouraging student-athletes to make smart choices and report concussions so as to get the appropriate medical attention. \u201cThere are a lot of scientists that are doing some great work on the neurological side of things, in particular with CTE (chronic traumatic encephalopathy) and also some safety stuff, whether it\u2019s contact monitors or new helmets or new equipment. We kind of see ourselves somewhere in the middle. When a concussion does occur, how can we prepare the athletes to make a good decision? How can we help the athletic departments to create environments that are more supportive of care-seeking?\u201d Milroy said.\nHis efforts to help people make healthy choices, both on and off the field, date back to his days at SUNY Potsdam. \u201cI loved doing community health at SUNY Potsdam. Had I not done that, I don\u2019t think that I even would have thought about pursuing my master\u2019s in public health afterwards. Having advisors and faculty like Dr. Kathleen O'Rourke and Dr. Maureen McCarthy really set me on the right path,\u201d Milroy said.\nBeyond academics, Milroy had a very active role on the Potsdam Bears men\u2019s hockey team where he developed a strong bond with his teammates. \u201cA lot of my memories are around the hockey team and the friendships that made at the time. Being a hockey player at SUNY Potsdam was a phenomenal experience for me! I have a text thread right now that has about 12 guys from our Potsdam days and we stay in touch daily. We also just recently came together for a hockey tournament up in northern Ontario and it was great to see most of the guys,\u201d Milroy said.\nHe recalls that his final year at SUNY Potsdam was particularly significant both athletically and academically. \u201cI was the captain of the team my senior year, I was an orientation leader the previous summer and I got the SUNY chancellor\u2019s award of excellence,\u201d Milroy said.\n\u201cI think that the community aspect of Potsdam is awesome! I wasn\u2019t a student who needed to be at a school that had 20,000 people at it\u2014I needed to be a school like Potsdam that was at the time between 4,000 and 5,000 students. You got to know your professors, you got to know the people on campus. Those are really important memories for me.\u201d\nLike current community health majors, Milroy wrapped up his senior year with two invaluable, hands-on internships, one of which was at the Canton-Potsdam Hospital. \u201cThey had a cardio-pulmonary rehab unit and I did some nutrition and physical activity education with individuals who had essentially just gone through heart surgery,\u201d he said.\nHis other memories at SUNY Potsdam include working at the former Blue-Plate diner in the Barrington Student Union, trips to the Bagelry and of course Sergi\u2019s for a late-night pizza roll. \u201cLooking back, I wouldn\u2019t trade anything for the time that I spent at Potsdam. It was awesome! 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        "raw_content": "Quote Facts and Tips\nGet Fast Disability Insurance Quotes Online\nAs a busy professional, it can be hard to find the time to research disability insurance. Fortunately, you don\u2019t have to do all the legwork to get the information you need to protect your income. There\u2019s no reason to delay getting the information you need to make a wise decision about protecting your income when it\u2019s so easy to request a disability instant insurance quote online.\nDon\u2019t put off getting long term disability insurance quotes another day. You don\u2019t have to spend hours researching which companies offer the right types of coverage for you, nor will you have to use your valuable time filling out multiple application forms. Instead, simply fill out our short, secure online form to request individual long term disability insurance quotes.\nIt won\u2019t take long at all to get policy and rate options from top-rated insurers who provide true own occupation disability coverage. You\u2019ll be able to choose the plan that offers the optimal balance of quality coverage and affordable disability insurance premiums quickly and easily.\nDisability Benefits and Taxes\nAre you wondering if benefits paid to you as disability benefits are taxable? If you\u2019ve heard conflicting stories about disability insurance and taxes, that\u2019s because in some cases disability benefits are taxable, and in other cases they are not. 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You\u2019ll need to provide your name, occupation, employment status (self employed or employee), present salary, details about where you live, and answer general questions about your current health and smoking status. Once you\u2019ve submitted the necessary information, ProtectYourIncome.com will research your customized quotes.\nFactors That Affect Disability Insurance Premiums\nWondering how much you\u2019ll have to pay for a long term disability insurance premiums? Because several different factors impact the cost of disability insurance, the best way to find out what your premiums will be is to request disability insurance quotes online. That way, you\u2019ll be able to compare what several different insurers have to offer, so you can make the best policy selection for your particular situation.\nVariables That Impact Disability Insurance Cost Include:\nEmployment status (self-employed versus employee)\nIn addition to understanding exactly how the Social Security Administration defines total disability, its also important for you to realize that qualifying for disability benefits is not a \u201cgiven.\u201d Only about 35 percent of the claims filed are actually approved, and getting through the application and approval process can take a long time.\nEven if you are approved for benefits, there\u2019s a good chance that the amount of money you receive won\u2019t be sufficient to take care of your ongoing living expenses. The average social security benefit is less than750 per month. Since it\u2019s likely that you\u2019ll need more money to support yourself and your family in the event you become disabled, it\u2019s certainly wise to invest in your own individual disability insurance.\nIn order be considered totally disabled for social security purposes, you must meet three criteria:\nThe individual is unable to perform the work required by his or her previous occupation.\nThe disabled person cannot perform a different type of work as a result of his or her medical condition.\nThe person\u2019s disability is expected to either a) last for a year or more or b) result in death.\nDisability Insurance Q & A\u2019s\nNot sure whether or not you need disability insurance? It\u2019s a fact that disability can affect anyone at any time, with or without notice. For this reason alone, just about everyone can benefit from long term disability insurance. 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        "raw_content": "Gregory Caplinger and His Cancer Scam\nGregory Earl Caplinger, alias Gregory Frazier, died in July 2009 while serving a 12-year prison sentence for fraud. For many years he claimed to be a distinguished and widely published medical doctor and researcher. However, he did not have a bona fide medical degree and made more claims and accumulated more questionable \"credentials\" than any other impostor I have ever investigated or heard of. He got into legal trouble at least six times for defrauding people. During the mid-1990s, he began operating a clinic in the Dominican Republic that offered treatment to desperate patients. In 2000, after a six-day trial, a North Carolina jury convicted him of wire fraud and money laundering related to \"investments\" in his phony remedy \"ImmuStim.\" However, he did not show up for the verdict and remained at large for nearly a year before being captured. In 2001, he was sentenced to federal prison and ordered to pay more than $1 million restitution to his victims.\nThe Elaborate Scheme\nCaplinger claimed that ImmuStim\u2014in various forms\u2014was effective against cancer, AIDS, allergies, multiple sclerosis, chronic fatigue syndrome, and several other conditions. For several years, he administered it at the International Institute of Medical Science Hospital and Clinics (IIMS/HC) in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, whose literature identified him as \"Gregory Earl Caplinger, MD, DSc., FACIP, FIAM.\" During 1996, one of his confederates (Charles David Weekley) solicited investors in Immuno Pharmaceuticals, a company that had been set up to market ImmuStim as an AIDS remedy [1]. These documents stated:\nThe general formula of the medicine is immune system stimulators, antioxidants, enzymes, and other biological agents in specific doses and combinations, including the following agents (the general formula):\nEssential/non-essential amino acids\nProcaine 2% (subcutaneous form only)\nCoenzymes compositum\nEchinacea compositum Forte S (a part of ImmuStim-V protocol only)\nEngystol-N\nWeekley's solicitation stated that the clinic had operated for 12 years, had treated more than 1,200 cancer patients, and was operated by Immuno Pharmaceuticals, Inc., and World Medical Services, S.A., Inc. The treatment, most forms of which are intravenous, was said to be administered daily for two weeks, three times a week for two weeks, twice a week for the second month, and once every other week for the third month. The solicitation summarized data said to be the results of clinical trials, but there was not enough detail to evaluate the reported results. Interleukin 2 and interferon have legitimate use against a few cancers. However, the solicitation stated that the doses Caplinger used were lower than those used for standard cancer care. Caplinger also said: (a) ImmuStim was manufactured in the Dominican Republic; (b) he discovered it and had sole control over its administration and research; and (b) Immuno Pharmaceuticals held a Dominican patent and had applied for a U.S. patent [2]. According to figures compiled by the FBI, approximately 15 people were swindled out of a total of approximately $230,000 they invested in Immuno Pharmaceuticals stock [1]. Another investor who had signed a contract to invest $2.3 million pulled out after concluding that something was wrong.\nA brochure distributed in 1999 described IIMS/HC as \"a division of the parent Company, THE RAPHAH GROUP, LTD, which is a well known organization serving Latin America and the Caribbean in the area of health care and medicine.\" The brochure described IIMS/HC as \"one of the most progressive and innovative facilities in the world.\" It further described the facility as having\"100+ private rooms\" and as \"a full service hospital with the most modern full service facilities in the world.\" The building, pictured in the brochure, is six stories high [3]. However, three people who visited the facilities told me:\nThe building was a converted office building with other medical offices on the second and third floors.\nCaplinger merely rented space on the top three floors. One floor housed his office, one had treatment rooms and a few \"hospital rooms,\" and the third had more \"hospital rooms.\" The total number of private rooms was no more than 20, not all of which appeared to be in use.\n\"Hospital\" patients had to supply their own sheets.\nThe building had no hot-water supply.\nAnother IIMS/HC brochure stated that the \"cost levels\" ranged from $3,000 -$6,000 for \"General\" care to more than $80,000 for \"Level Four\" care [4]. Five people who contacted me have described costs ranging from $40,000 to $85,000. The brochure stated that \"most therapies are reimbursed by private medical insurance plans\" except for HMOs, and ICD-9 or CPT code numbers are provided for submitting insurance claims. Most private insurance policies do not cover nonstandard treatment. Therefore, if insurance companies actually paid for Caplinger's services, I suspect they didn't realize what was involved.\nSome patients made their arrangements through Nancy Wayne, R.N., of Allenwood, Pennsylvania, whose letterhead in 1999 described her as director of IIMS's North American Office of Patient Affairs. She distributed information packets, arranged for a telephone interview with Caplinger, and told prospective patients how to obtain instructions for wiring payment to a bank in Santo Domingo. Wayne has also identified herself as assistant executive director of The Gift of Hope Cancer Foundation, a Delaware-based organization claimed to offer \"funding, after approval, for such support as conventional treatment, alternative treatment, traveling expenses and medical assistance not covered by insurance.\" [5] Although a letter from Wayne stated that contributions to the foundation are tax deductible, the foundation letterhead stated \"A Non-Profit Organization . . . Application Pending.\" [5]\nOne patient who made arrangements through Wayne told me she was asked to fax her medical records to Caplinger, who replied:\nAfter much review and evaluation of your specific case we will be able to consider your admission. . . . Your current condition is unstable to say the least and we will need to move aggressively. . . . Due to our limited admission of foreign patients you need to call this Administration this day.\nThe patient had had a colon cancer surgically removed nine months previously. Although follow-up tests had found no evidence of cancer, she contacted Caplinger because she thought that an unconventional treatment might boost her immune system to reduce the odds of recurrence. She states that Caplinger persuaded her to come by telling her that a small Nabothian cyst, mentioned in an ultrasound report, \"could go either way\" and therefore she needed immediate treatment. The estimated cost was $80,000 to $90,000, with a $40,000 advance deposit. Frightened by the thought that the cyst could become malignant, she wired the deposit and went for treatment. Nabothian cysts are plugged glands that pose no health threat and have nothing whatsoever to do with cancer. Shortly after arriving at Caplinger's clinic, the patient realized she had been defrauded, demanded a refund, and got back $20,000.\nDubious \"Credentials\"\nCaplinger claimed to havean I.Q. of 210 and be a \"Professor emeritus at various universities and a Professor of Medicine.\" [4] An IIMS/HC booklet stated:\nDr. Gregory E. Caplinger is both a scientist and a clinical physician. It has been Dr. Caplinger's goal and experience through the years to combine the pure scientific with practical clinical application.\nHe is a European (British) and U.S. trained physician with his medical residency and further subspecialties of clinical oncology/immunology. He currently continues his post-graduate medical education both in Europe and the United States, where he regularly attends courses at Harvard Medical School, Division of Continuing Education. His board certifications include Internal Medicine/Clinical Oncology.\nIn conjunction with his medical studies, Dr. Caplinger completed a Doctor of Science (D.Sc.) in Biochemistry/Immunology. It is in these disciplines that he continues his research and writing of articles.\nHe has published 26 articles as primary author and written a laboratory manual entitled \"Practical and Clinical Immunology for the Classroom. He recently completed a textbook titled \"Progressive Immunology\" (Released in 1996).\nHis past and present accomplishments are noted and include the \"Caribbean International Prize in Medicine\" (international prize given to scientists that have contributed vital information in the area of Medicine. He is also a member of many scientific/medical organizations where he has also held positions of leadership. Further, Dr. Caplinger has recently (1995-1996) been named as an entry to the national publication International Who's Who of Contemporary Achievement, recognized for Excellence in Medicine and Science. Dr. Caplinger is also very active in teaching and lecturing worldwide. [6]\nHis biographical sketch in the International Who's Who of Contemporary Achievement read:\nPhysician. Personal: Born March 25, 1953; Son of Louis Earl (deceased) and Neva Marie Caplinger. Education: B.A., Biology, Indiana University, 1974; D.Sc., Biochemistry/Immunology, Sussex College of Technology (UK), 1987; M.D., Metropolitan Collegiate Institute (UK), 1982. Physician, Institute of Medical Science 1987 to present, Centro de Ottornolarigologia & Sussex General Hospital, 1979 to present; Director of Research, Immuno-Oncology, Immuno Pharmaceuticals (U.K., U.S.A., D.R.), 1984 to present; Professor of Medicine, Utesa School of Medicine, Dominican Republic, 1989-92. Organizational Memberships: American College of International Physicians (fellow, 1993 to present); Board Certified, British College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1988 to present. Community Activities: Minister of Health, British West Indies Health Confederation (non profit medical organization for developing nations), 1990-94. Published Works: Author. \"Treatment of HIV/AIDS Infected Patients with Biological Response Modifier-ImmuStim-V\" in Progressive Immunology, 1994. Honors and Awards: Caribbean International Prize in Medicine, 1987; ANMA Doctor of the Year, 1985. [7]\nExcept for the biology degree, all of the above credentials were bogus or questionable.\nThe 1986 American Medical Directory, which listed all recognized foreign medical schools, did not include \"Metropolitan Collegiate Institute.\" [8] The 9th edition of Bear's Guide to Non-Traditional College Degrees stated that Metropolitan Collegiate, in London, England, \"Sells all degrees including medical and dental degrees for $100. The address is a mail-forwarding service sending mail to Yorkshire, in the north of England. It is hard to believe that the British government could allow this to go on, but it has for years.\" [9]\nIn the late 1990s, an AMA investigation concluded that Caplinger did not have a legitimate medical degree [10]. The current AMA Master File, which contains information about all of the more than 900,000 physicians who have been licensed to practice in the United States, contains no listing for Caplinger [11].\nThe Sussex College of Technology\u2014which cannot be located today through UK directory assistance\u2014was considered a diploma mill [12]. The 9th edition of Bear's Guide stated: \"Sussex, England. Bachelor's, Master's, and Doctorates in almost any field. Sussex is run from a large private home south of London. At the same address and with similar catalogs, are the Brantridge Forest School and the University of the Science of Man. They all offer \"earned degrees' for which a few correspondence courses are required, and 'extension awards' which are for the same degrees and diplomas for no work at all. Honorary Doctorates are awarded free, but there is a $100 engraving and processing charge. Other programs cost from $100 to $500.\" [9] The 1999 edition of Bear's Guide stated that \"in 1988 a new British law came into effect forbidding such 'schools' to accept students who enrolled after May 1st.\" [13]\nThe Sussex College of Technology was operated by \"Dr.\" Bruce Copen, who said that he became a doctor of homeopathy by completing a correspondence course in 1952. In 1990, he gave a Sussex Police Department investigator a letter from Caplinger specifying that: (a) his \"doctor of science\" degree should be be dated 10/5/87; (b) that his dissertation should be titled \"Biochemical and Immunological Approaches to Cancer Therapy\"; (c) his \"transcript\" show that he had completed 58 hours of study with a grade-point average of 4.00 (straight A's); and (d) the degree and paperwork should be sent by express mail. The letter had been accompanied by a $70 check [14].\nThe \"College of Physicians and Surgeons,\" if one exists, is not a recognized British medical organization.\n\"Board certified\" is an American term. Caplinger is not certified by any board recognized by the American Board of Medical Specialties.\nPapers distributed by one of Caplinger's agents stated Immuno Pharmaceuticals was registered as a corporation in Pennsylvania in 1995 and that in 1996 Caplinger owned 30% of its stock. The \"research\" produced by Caplinger and/or the company is described in the last section of this article.\nThe initials \"FACIP\" stand for \"Fellow of the American College of International Physicians.\" ACIP is a respectable voluntary organization that conducts health-related activities intended to benefit the medical profession and the public. It has approximately 1,500 members, most of whom are physicians. Physicians who join ACIP are called \"fellows.\" Caplinger is not listed in ACIP's online (1996) directory, but he did belong in the past. Since voluntary health organizations don't normally check the credentials of their applicants, Caplinger became an \"FACIP,\" even though he could not meet the eligibility requirements.\nCaplinger's Progressive Immunology [15] does not resemble any textbook I have ever seen. During a half-hour scan, I spotted about 200 spelling errors. The book's 223 pages included a few introductory pages, 11 chapters, and a 2-page list of references. Four chapters resembled standard texbook chapters with citations (the author's last name and publication date) embedded in the text. However, no references corresponding to these citations were listed anywhere in the book. I suspect that he lifted these chapters from standard textbooks but forgot to include the references. Most other chapters mention no references at all, except where charts or drawings are used. One chapter (about \"homeotoxicology\") is pure gobbledygook. The final reference list is not numbered and is neither in alphabetical nor chronologic order. The only citation later than 1984 is a report written by Caplinger himself. Considering how rapidly medical science is advancing, do you believe that a textbook whose references are at least 12 years old could be valid? Caplinger probably figured that the people who saw it would not know enough about the subject to see that the book was a fake.\nSchemes and Prosecutions\nIn 1984, the Florida Department of Professional Regulation investigated complaints indicating that Caplinger had been practicing medicine without a license. The case was settled without prosecution because Caplinger signed a cease-and-desist agreement, said he had terminal cancer and was moving to France for treatment, and indicated that he had no intention of returning to Florida.\nThe IIMS/HC brochure stated that \"for the last 20 years Dr. Caplinger has made his home in the Dominican Republic.\" [4] However, investigative reports indicate that, in 1986, he operated the \"Natural Health and Therapy Clinic\" in Boone, North Carolina, while falsely representing that he had valid medical and naturopathic credentials. Later that year, he closed this facility but began seeing patients in the office of a chiropractor in Blowing Rock, North Carolina. During 1987 and 1988, Caplinger operated the Blue Ridge Health Clinic in Blowing Rock while advertising in the 1987 and 1988 Yellow Pages as a \"Naturopathic Physician, Registered with the Board of Naturopathic Physicians.\" A reporter who investigated found that no such state board existed but the telephone directory had a listing for the \"NCB of NP\" at the same address as Caplinger's office. During this period, Caplinger claimed that he had cured himself of cancer using \"natural healing\" techniques.\nNear the end of 1988, after Caplinger had practiced illegally for more than three years, North Carolina authorities charged him with practicing medicine without a license. He left the area shortly after his arrest. In 1989, his attorney entered a plea of guilty to the charge, and Caplinger received a two-year suspended prison sentence and was fined $500, the maximum penalty allowed by North Carolina law [16]. During the period in which Caplinger was being investigated, a North Carolina official informed me that Caplinger had more than 30 certificates on his office wall. One of them was a \"Doctor of Medicine\" degree from the British West Indies Medical College [10], a correspondence school Caplinger himself operated (or pretended to operate). During the late 1980s and early 1990s, Caplinger also sold \"interest\" in this school.\nWhile operating the Blue Ridge Medical Clinic, Caplinger acquired an associate named Laurence Perry [10], whose credentials included a \"diploma\" from the British West Indies School of Medicine. In 2002, Perry was convicted of involuntary manslaughter and practicing medicine without a license following the death of an eight-year-old diabetic child whose mother followed Perry's advice to stop administering insulin [17]. Another individual sporting a medical degree from this \"school\" was Joel Robbins, who operates the Health & Wellness Clinic of Tulsa, Oklahoma. Robbins, a licensed chiropractor, also has a naturopathic \"degree\" from the Anglo-American Institute of Drugless Therapy, which is a diploma mill.\nIn 1993, Caplinger was charged in Florida with two counts each of financial exploitation of the elderly, grand larceny, and practicing medicine without a license. The investigator's report indicates that in 1990, while working in Florida as a medical assistant, Caplinger persuaded two elderly women that he was a \"world renowned doctor\" with a clinic in Santo Domingo and could help their husbands, who had Alzheimer's disease. After the treatment failed to help, the women realized that they had been duped and complained to the authorities [18]. The \"Alias/Street Name\" box on the arrest record has the entry \"Gregory Frazier.\" [19] A report from the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) states that the case was settled with a guilty plea and a \"no contest\" plea to reduced charges of \"theft to deprive.\" Caplinger was placed on nonreporting probation for one year and ordered to return the victims' money [20].\nIn 1996, Caplinger was arrested in Broward County, Florida, on ten counts of racketeering (RICO) and grand theft [21]. The charges related to a 1993 scheme that defrauded chiropractors of \"tuition\" paid to attend his \"medical school\" in the Dominican Republic. More than 120 individuals paid several thousand dollars each. In 1997, the charges were dismissed after Caplinger agreed to make partial restitution. According to a report in Dynamic Chiropractic, Caplinger pretended to operate two entities: the \"British West Indies Medical School\" and the \"Universidad Federico Henriquez Y Carvajal,\" to which students would supposedly transfer after nine weeks of preparatory coursework [22].\nIn 1999, a federal grand jury indicted Caplinger, Charles David Weekley, and Harry J. Kampetis on one count of conspiracy and a total of 21 counts of wire fraud. The indictment stated that Weekley began soliciting money in 1992 and became partners with Kampetis in 1993 in schemes in which investors were promised very high rates of return. In 1995, after losing more than $2 million in various trading programs, the pair incorporated Immuno Pharmaceuticals to market Caplinger's alleged AIDS treatment and began transferring money to Caplinger without informing the investors they were doing this. (Caplinger apparently used some of the money to make restitution to his \"medical school\" victims.) According to the indictment, Caplinger falsely represented to Weekley and Kampetis that he was an accomplished and published medical doctor and was a candidate at one time for the Nobel Peace Prize for his work involving AIDS patients; and Weekley and Kampetis promoted Caplinger's medical program on this basis. The indictment concluded that over a five-year period Weekley and Kampetis raised approximately $4.9 million from investors and \"paid approximately $764,192 in interest to the investors in order to give the appearance of validity of the investment schemes.\" (Swindles in which early investors are paid off with funds raised from later ones are called \"Ponzi schemes.\") Caplinger's share of the indictment included six acts of wire fraud totaling $1,039,000. [1]\nIn 1999, an FBI agent and I testified at a detention hearing about why we did not think Caplinger should be trusted to be released on bail. On the following day, he surprised everyone by pleading guilty and was permitted to reside with his mother in Indiana until the time he was sentenced. The release terms included: (a) remaining in Indiana, (b) electronic monitoring of his whereabouts, (c) surrender of his passport, (d) a ban on providing any type of health-care service or soliciting of investors, and (e) a $100,000 performance bond (secured by his mother's house). In 2000, a judge permitted Caplinger to rescind his guilty plea, and later he permitted Caplinger to leave Indiana to help prepare his defense. In March, two counts of money laundering were added to Caplinger's indictment. Weekley and Kampetis pled guilty to all of the charges against them.\nIn July 2000, after a six-day trial. a jury convicted Caplinger on all counts, During the trial, government witnesses made it crystal clear that Caplinger's claim to be a medical doctor was bogus [23]. They also exhibited photographs of several buildings mentioned in Caplinger's documents. The address for the Sussex General Hospital was occupied by an answering service; the \"Florida Degenerative Disease Center\" address was that of a liquor store; and so on. Caplinger did not show up to hear the jury verdict but fled with his fianc\u00e9e (Flabia Berroa) to the Dominican Republic. In July 2001, he was apprehended and returned to the United States for sentencing. In October, the judge gave him the maximum sentence permissible under federal sentencing guidelines.\nIn March 2001, a federal Grand Jury for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania indicted Caplinger on 39 counts of wire fraud in connection with patients seen at his Dominican clinic [24]. In 2002, he pleaded guilty to one count and was sentenced to 5 years in prison, 3 of which would run consecutively and 2 of which would follow his previous sentence. He was also fined and ordered to make restitution of $484,545.\nIn July 2001,Weekley was sentenced to 15 months in prison, to be followed by three years supervised release, Kampetis was sentenced to 5 years probation, and the pair were ordered to pay restitution of $4,365,082.\nWhile in prison, Caplinger appealed his sentence and got it reduced by about three years [25]. His projected prison release date became July 28, 2012. However, he died in 2009 while still in prison.\nA Chiropractic Connection\nMy files also contain a brochure from a chiropractic vitamin company that invited chiropractors to attend a seminar on November 21-22, 1987, during which Caplinger would \"share his vast knowledge on clinical endocrinology and laboratory medicine.\" The brochure, pictured below, specified that he would: (a) teach how to provide \"nutritional support\" for the pituitary, pineal, gonads, thyroid, adrenal, thymus, and pancreas; (b) consider the complete evaluation of a patient's blood work, metabolic laboratory studies, amino acid studies, and allergy-evaluations; and (c) deal with specific diseases and nutritional support of allergies, cardiac diseases, hypertension, arteriosclerosis, amenorrhea, arthritis, pulmonary diseases, candida, digestive disorders, emotional disorders, reproductive disorders, neurological disorders, gallbladder disease, immunologic disease (including cancer, AIDS and multiple sclerosis), hypoglycemia/diabetes, and thyroid. The brochure also contained an interesting biographical sketch:\nGREGORY E. CAPLINGER, M.D., PhD., N.D.\nCLINICAL ENDOCRINOLOGY AND\nDr. Caplinger is a well known physician, researcher and speaker throughout the world. Currently he is director of research at Blue Ridge Oncology Research Center, where the main areas of research are directed towards an immunological approach for the treatment of cancer.\nDr, Caplinger serves as chief consultant in Nutritional Immuno-Oncology for World International Hospital Consulting Group, West coast oncology Consultants, and American International Hospital in Zion, Illinois.\nHe has published extensively in the Journal of Cell Biology, Journal of Molecular Biology, and Journal of Developmental Biology. He is currently completing a textbook in the area of Clinical Endocrinology and Laboratory Data for the practicing holistic Physician.\nRecently Dr. Caplinger was presented with the coveted Caribbean International Prize in Medicine for his research in the area of cancer and immunology. He was also named as Doctor of the Year (1987) by the American Nutritional Medical Association.\nThe American Nutrimedical Association (AMNA), mentioned in the above brochure, was a paper mill that issued dozens of different spurious credentials, including \"professional membership\" certificates to anyone who sent $50, and a Doctor of Nutritional Medicine (NMD) \"degree\" to anyone who claimed to have another doctoral degree and sent $250. AMNA's 1987 directories listed Caplinger's credentials as \"NMD, MD, MDE, FACN, FANMA\" and included Nutri-West among its affiliates. Other AMNA literature indicates that MDE stood for \"Doctor of Eclectic Medicine,\" FACN stood for \"Fellow of the American College of Naturopathy,\" and FANMA stood for \"Fellow of the American Nutritional Medical Association.\"\nDespite what the brochure says, I could find no information supporting the claim that Caplinger was \"a well-known physician, researcher and speaker throughout the world.\" On several occasions, I searched the MEDLINE, AIDSLINE, and CANCERLIT databases for \"Caplinger G\" and found no record of any scientific publication under that name.\nCaplinger's \"Investigator\"\nOn June 4, 1999, I was telephoned by Keith M. Krasnove, J.D., president of Corporate Security Investigations and Litigation Services, of San Jose, California. In a follow-up letter, Krasnove stated that Caplinger had retained him to investigate whether articles appearing on Quackwatch \"had defamed Dr. Caplinger, and if so, to either seek your prompt compliance in correcting the offending passages or to recommend other relief available to Dr. Caplinger via litigation.\" [26] Krasnove claimed that I had erroneously left readers \"with an inference that Dr. Caplinger neither has a bone-fide medical doctor degree nor is validly licensed as a medical doctor in any jurisdiction.\" Krasnove's letter stated:\nI have enclosed a copy of Dr. Caplinger's diploma for the degree of Doctor of Medicine awarded by Universidad Autonoma de Santo Domingo. This University was the first University in the new world and was chartered on October 28, 1538. It is recognized and accredited by the U.N. World Health Organization. Dr. Caplinger's former degree was re-certified. In addition, as proven by the enclosed exhibits, Dr. Caplinger was required, as a condition to receiving the degree from this institution, to take written, oral, and practical examinations in OB/GYN, Pediatrics, Surgery, and Internal Medicine [26].\nKrasnove's letter was accompanied by several documents written in Spanish, which a local teacher translated for me:\nA photocopy of a \"Doctor en Medicina\" certificate from Universidad Autonoma de Santo Domingo, dated July 8, 1997, and apparently based on the doctor of Caplinger's medical diploma issued by the British West Indies Medical College.\nA partially indistinct copy of a document listing credits for 11 semesters of coursework and a rotating internship. The document, dated August 7, 1996, indicates an entrance date of October 10, 1995.\nA transcript listing four courses in taken in 1995/1996: institutional orientation, history of the Dominican Republic, basic Spanish, and surgery.\nVarious other documents, which Krasnove describes as \"an unrestricted Medical License in the Dominican Republic, as well as the Presidential Decree granting Dr. Caplinger and other applicants medical licenses.\" The documents appear to indicate that Caplinger registered his \"Doctor of Medicine\" title in 1997, but they contain no information about what this means.\nKrasnove also stated that the original 1993 charges in Florida were either \"nolle prossed\" (not prosecuted) or dismissed; that Caplinger did not admit guilt; that he pleaded only \"no contest\" to a misdemeanor charge of \"petit larceny\"; and that Caplinger received a \"withhold adjudication of guilt, which means that he had not been convicted.\" To document his description of what happened, Krasnove enclosed a partially indistinct 1-page \"court status report\" indicating that Caplinger \"pled nolo\" to two charges (rather than one as stated in the document FDLE had issued in response to my request). Krasnove further indicated that he would ask FDLE to verify that Caplinger did not plead guilty to any charge in 1993. However, he sent me no additional documents.\nThe bottom-line issues, of course, were whether Caplinger was competent to practice medicine and whether he accurately represented his credentials and professional activities. With this in mind, I posed the following questions to Mr. Krasnove:\nDid Caplinger ever physically attend classes at a medical school? If so, please provide the name and address of the school and the dates attended.\nDid Caplinger obtain an \"MD\" degree or diploma from the Metropolitan Collegiate Institute (UK)? If so, where is this school located, when did he attend, and exactly what did he do to obtain his degree or diploma? Please also provide a copy of the credential.\nDid Caplinger obtain an \"MD\" credential from the British West Indies School of Medicine or British West Indies Medical College, as was reported in Dr. Davant's article in 1988? If so, please provide the address of the school, the dates attended, and a copy of the certificate.\nIn what specialty is Caplinger \"Board Certified\" by the British College of Physicians and Surgeons? Please identify the specialty and provide the name and address of the certifying organization and a copy of the credential.\nDid Caplinger undergo specialty training in internal medicine, oncology, immunology, or any other medical specialty? If so, Please provide the name and address of the institution and the dates during which this training took place.\nDid Caplinger receive an ScD degree from the Sussex Institute of Technology? If so, please describe the basis on which this was awarded, including the dates during which he attended any classes relevant to this credential.\nCaplinger's biographical sketch refers to a Sussex General Hospital. Please provide the address of this hospital.\nCaplinger's biographical sketch states that he is a professor at Utesa Medical School. Please specify what he teaches and provide the address of the school and the name and address of a school official who can verify that Caplinger is on its faculty.\nWhen did Caplinger begin representing that he had an \"M.D.\" degree?\nHas Caplinger ever been licensed as a health professional in the United States? If so, please specify the nature of the license and who issued it, and provide a copy of any pertinent documents.\nDid Caplinger have a valid license to practice medicine in the Dominican Republic before 1997? If so, please specify where he was licensed and provide documentation. If not, please explain the legal basis under which he could treat patients in that country prior to 1997.\nDuring what years has Caplinger treated patients within ImmuStim? During these years, where was he physically located and where did the treatment take place?\nI would like to have a clear idea how Caplinger has spent the past 20 years. Please provide a curriculum vitae or other document listing his professional education and activities and including: (a) the dates on which each entry began and ended, and (b) clear indication of where Caplinger was living during each time period. I am particularly interested in knowing what years he lived in the United Kingdom, the United States, and the Dominican Republic.\nNeither Krasnove nor Caplinger ever responded to the above request. When I investigated further, I found that before moving to California, Krasnove practiced law in Florida but got into serious trouble:\nFollowing a complaint filed with the Florida Bar in 1982, he received a private reprimand for neglect [27].\nIn 1986, he was publicly reprimanded and paid a fine.\nIn 1997, he was fined again and received a 1-year rehabilitative suspension that enabled him to continue practicing if he met certain conditions. The Supreme Court news release stated: \"Krasnove received a settlement in a products liability case, but failed to provide the client with a closing statement or to pay part of the settlement to the client's health care providers, as directed by the client. Krasnove failed to follow client's instructions, violated trust accounting rules, engaged in conduct involving dishonesty and violated other Bar rules.\" [28]\nIn 1998, he received a second rehabilitative suspension and was fined again. The Supreme Court news release stated: \"Krasnove failed to provide effective and competent representation. He did not adequately advise his client or recognize that his client was a possible victim of financial exploitation, theft and fraud.\" [29]\nIn 1999, after the Bar Association received yet another complaint, it concluded that there was probable cause to believe it was justified and referred the case to the Florida Supreme Court, which upheld it.\nTo get reinstated from the 1997 and 1998 suspensions, Krasnove was required to comply with the terms of his suspension, \"reveal of sense of repentence,\" and provide \"evidence of unimpeachable character and moral standing in the community.\" [25] In January 2000, a Supreme Court referee denied Krasnove's petition for reinstatement because he had: (a) failed to make appropriate restitution, (b) failed to give timely notice to a client that he was about to be suspended, (c) failed to give timely notice to another client that he has been suspended, (d) issued a former client a refund check that bounced, (e) compromised a former client's case by failing to return certain documents on time, and (f) failed to return about $3,000 to insurance companies he had represented that were entitled to certain refunds [25]. The referee also assessed costs of $2,509.30. In 2001, after investigating additional complaints, the Bar Association recommended that Krasnove be disbarred and, in October 2002, the Supreme Court of Florida disbarred him for a period of at least five years [30]. In 2004, he was disbarred in New York State [31].\nIn August 1999, in connection with Caplinger's detention hearing, an FBI agent showed me a 70-page booklet called \"Curriculum Vitae of Gregory Caplinger, M.D.,\"which contained long lists of Caplinger's supposed educational and training (14 items); research and professional activities (22 items, including positions held simultaneously in the Dominican Republic, British West Indies, England, Colorado, and California); honors and awards (17 listed); board certifications (7), licenses/registrations (6), professional memberships and affiliations, important certificates and honors (10) reference letters (8); and \"major articles.\" [32] The most noteworthy were:\nIn 1984, Caplinger received a \"Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine\" degree from the Anglo American Institute of Drugless Therapy. This \"school\" was run by mail from a private residence in Renfrew, England. In 1990, the school's \"dean,\" John Carson Dunlop, told a British police investigator that since 1977 he had had about 600 students and that Caplinger\u2014whom he had never met\u2014had earned his degree by completing lessons and submitting an 8,000-word thesis. Dunlop also said in 1988 that he had issued a \"diploma in osteopathy\" to Caplinger in 1988, based on a 19-lesson course and another thesis [33].\nA 1984 educational program brochure stated that Caplinger was then practicing as a homeopathic physician in the United States and doing postgraduate studies in internal medicine through Harvard University; had just been board-certified in homeopathic internal medicine by the Hahnemann Medical Society; was directing a research project in ovarian metabolism at Ball State University; was founder and president of the Institute of Holistic Medical Research; and was a member of many homeopathic and preventive medical societies and a fellow in many of them.\nDuring the early 1990s, his simultaneously-held positions included director of research for Immunopharmaceuticals in the Dominican Republic; minister of Health of the British West Indies Health Confederation, an unspecified position at the Florida Degenerative Disease Center; chairman of the department of clinical oncology and immunology at Sussex General Hospital in England; professor of medicine at a Dominican Republic medical school; director of clinical research at the International Center of Oncology Research in England; dean of the British West Indies Medical College in Turks and Caicos Islands; and director of research at the International Oncology Research Center in California [34].\nCaplinger is listed, beginning in 1993, as senior vice president in charge of credential services for the American Nutrimedical Association. This organization, founded in 1983, issued the largest variety of bogus \"board-certification\" certificates and other health-related credentials I have ever seen\u2014all obtainable by filling out a simple application and paying a fee [35]. Caplinger's curriculum vitae lists several such credentials.\nBogus \"Clinical Results\"\nThe documents I have collected contain many claims about Caplinger's success. His \"textbook\" provides data on 18 patients divided into six groups of three, of which half received only Caplinger's \"immunotherapy\" (using various protocols), and half received his treatment plus standard surgery and chemotherapy (elsewhere). The summary table covers the patient's age, type and stage of cancer, diagnosis date, immunotherapy starting date, and \"current status.\" The patients who underwent standard therapy all had breast cancer, but those who did not included six patients with other tumors. (In other words, the groups were not comparable.) Dates are missing from 3 patients in the table's \"diagnosis date\" column, 2 in the \"immunotherapy started\" column, and 11 in the \"current status\" column. The treatment dates ranged from July 1986 to February 1987, and the follow-up entries ranged from October 1986 to December 1987, during which time six patients died. (During this period, Caplinger was practicing in North Carolina. The report does not indicate where the patients were treated.) Of patients described as \"currently living\"\u2014either cancer-free or with \"stabilized\" tumors, only one had a follow-up date specified\u2014so that it is impossible to tell when Caplinger concluded whether or not they had been helped. Nevertheless, he concluded that some of the data \"tended to indicate\" that one of his protocols \"enhanced\" standard treatment and \"will indeed give our patients a much greater chance for survival or at least improve their quality of life.\" Science-based reports on treatment outcome ordinarily provide 5-year follow-up data. Even though this report appears in a 1997 book, it does not appear that any of the patients were followed for longer than ten months. During my entire medical career, I have never seen a more pathetic-looking report.\nThe report Caplinger distributed in 1996 (to prospective investors in his company) included one-line summaries of average results for 26 groups of patients\u2014each group representing a tumor type\u2014totaling 125 patients \"randomly selected\" from 1,275 patients he claimed to have treated. In discussing these results, Caplinger states that 128 patients were treated, 76 were in remission, 101 were living and in remission, and 27 were deceased. He does not explain why there were three more patients in his summary than in his table or how the number of patients \"living and in remission could be greater than the total number of patients \"in remission.\" Although the table has columns for tumor stage (severity), treatment type, and post-treatment status, the grouping makes it impossible to judge either the severity of the disease or the treatment received by individual patients. Caplinger also states that his 1,275 patients had an 81.8% survival rate, compared to a 31.16% 5-year average survival rate reported by the American Cancer Society. To develop useful statistics, it is necessary to collect data systematically and to be sure that any comparisons are made on comparable patients. Caplinger said nothing about how the patients were diagnosed, how the staging was done, who did the staging, or how he collected his alleged follow-up data.\nIIMS's \"Physicians Manual\" is a 350-page hodgepodge of photocopied textbook chapters, magazine articles, documents about radionics treatment (written by the proprietor of the Sussex College of Technology) and live-cell analysis, statements by Caplinger, and various statistics [30]. Six pages provided \"Reports from Independent Physicians 1987-1994 (Eleven Patient Summaries).\" The \"independent physicians\" were not identified. The summaries described 8 patients with cancer and 2 with HIV/AIDS. The reports were very skimpy and contained no dates indicating how long the patients were followed after treatment. The longest follow-up described in the text of any of the reports was two years. One report simply stated:\nPATIENT #007 (CASE 1026)\n52 year old American with a diagnosis of adenocarcinoma of breast (3/85)\n1. Adenocarcinoma of breast\n2. Metastatic disease to bone\nTreatment: 3/85-3/87\n1. ImmuStim-CA/CAP Immunological Protocol\nCondition: Cured.\nThe reports were preceded by a disclaimer that, \"This information is anecdotal and written in lay terms for the benefit of interested persons. Therefore, it is not a scientific publication nor a study with an objective to prove the existing protocol.\"\nCaplinger's 1998 \"Advances\" booklet stated that, during the previous five years, his \"various centers and associates\" had used his protocols to treat more than 22,000 patients with multiple sclerosis, ALS (amyotropic lateral sclerosis), severe allergies, rheumatoid arthritis, psoriasis, chronic sinusitis, fibrocystic breast disease, Epstein-Barr Virus, autoimmune disease, hypothyroidism, lupus, diabetes, chronic candidiasis, severe vitamin deficiencies, asthma, and \"various metabolic imbalances,\" in addition to \"thousands\" of cancer and HIV/AIDS patients [6]. The idea that Caplinger had \"other centers\" was contradicted by a disclaimer that \"all information and treatment originated in and from The Dominican Republic.\" The booklet also claimed that Caplinger's \"ultramodern cutting-edge immunology laboratory\" enabled him to \"detect physical problems before they reach the disease-state.\"\nThe \"Advances\" booklet discussed 100 patients selected randomly from over 1,500 patients who were screened and evaluated for cancer. However, the table contained data for only 50 plus a statement that the results on the remaining 50 were similar. This time, the longest follow-up period was 36 months. Twelve patients with summaries in the table were said to be \"cancer-free\" after periods ranging from 8 to 32 months. However, a table summarizing the results of all 100 patients said that 60 who received Caplinger's treatment were cancer-free after an average of 36 months (although 7 of these were also reported as deceased after an average of 7 months). In yet another table, Caplinger claimed that his data showed that patients who received ImmuStim plus chemotherapy had a 40.3% better response than patients receiving chemotherapy. He also claimed that his 5-year survival rate was 86%, compared to the standard treatment rate of 35%. (Of course, he provided no actual data or description of how any follow-up data were collected.) He also claimed that 100% percent of patients reported \"a marked improvement in their quality of life.\"\nEven if Caplinger's reports had been designed so that the data could be meaningfully interpreted, there's no reason to believe that the numbers were any more trustworthy than his credentials.\nBill of indictment. United States of America v. Charles David Weekley, Harry J. Kampetis, and Gregory E. Caplinger. United States Court for the Western District of North Carolina, Statesville Division, July 12, 1999.\nCaplinger GE. Letter to prospective investor. July 30, 1996.\nInternational Institute of Medical Science Hospital and Clinics. Undated brochure distributed in 1999.\nGeneral information, International Institute of Medical Science Hospital and Clinics, undated, distributed in 1999.\nWayne N. Undated letter distributed in 1999.\nCaplinger GE. Advances: Immu Stim-CAP Immunological Protocol. Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic: International Institute of Medical Science, 1998.\nInternational Who's Who of Contemporary Achievement. Raleigh, NC: American Biographical Institute, 1996.\nAmerican Medical Directory: Physicians in the United States, 30th Edition. Chicago: American Medical Association, 1986.\nBear JB. Bear's Guide to Non-Traditional College Degrees, 9th edition. Berkeley, CA: Ten Speed Press, 1985.\nDavant C III. Health fraud\u2014What's going on in North Carolina? North Carolina Medical Journal 50:341-346, 1989.\nMedi-Net search, June 20, 1999.\nJarvis WT. Telephone conversation with British Embassy official, 1981.\nBear JB, Bear MP. Bear's Guide to Earning Degrees Nontraditionally, 13th edition. Berkeley, CA: Ten Speed Press, 1999.\nSussex Police Department. Letter with attachments sent to the U.S. Justice Department, National Central Bureau - INTERPOL, Oct 18, 1990.\nCaplinger GE. Progressive Immunology. London, England: British Medical Publications, 1997.\nDavant C III. No medical degree, no license? Come practice here. Medical Economics, Dec 18, 1989, pp. 70-85.\nMeyers P, investigating officer, Florida Department of Law Enforcement. Affidavit, March 4, 1991.\nBroward County Sheriff's Office. Short arrest information form, April 23, 1993.\nFlorida Department of Law Enforcement. Florida criminal history report on Gregory Caplinger, issued May 25, 1999, in response to my inquiry.\nComplaint affidavit. Broward County Sheriff's Office, July 31, 1995.\nKelly S. DCs lured to foreign medical school. Dubious goings-on down Santo Domingo Way. Dynamic Chiropractic Archives, Jan 1, 1993.\nIndictment. United States of America v. Gregory E. Caplinger. United States District Court for The Eastern District of Pennsylvania. Filed March 29, 2001.\nTrial transcript, USA v Gregory E. Caplinger, July 17-25, 2000. Volume 1, Volume 2, Volume 3.\nOpinion. USA vs. Gregory E. Caplinger. U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit No. 01-49878, Aug 11, 2003\nKrasnove KM. Letter to Stephen Barrett, M.D., June 8, 1999.\nOftedal RL. Report of referee. In re: Petition for reinstatement of Keith Martin Krasnove, practitioner. Florida Supreme Court Case No. 95,475, Florida Bar Case No. 99-51,604(17G)-FIRE, January 31, 2000.\nFlorida Supreme Court. Discipline Release, Oct 27, 1997.\nFlorida Supreme Court. Discipline Release, Nov 23, 1998.\nFlorida Supreme Court. Order. The Florida Bar vs. Keith Martin Krasnove, October 22, 2002.\nMatter of Keith M. Krasnove. 2004 NY Slip Op 04342 [7 AD3d 111] June 1, 2004.\nCaplinger GE. Curriculum Vitae of Gregory E. Caplinger, M.D., Sc.D. Undated, but probably published in 1994 or 1995.\nStrathclyde Police Department. Letter with attachments sent to Scotland Yard on Dec 28, 1990.\nPhysicians Manual. Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic: International Institute of Medical Science Hospital and Clinics. Undated, contains entries dated as late as October 1996.\nBarrett S. American Nutrimedical Association. Quackwatch, 1999.",
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        "raw_content": "Chapter 10: Recommendations and Actions\nRecommendation 1: Federal agencies should receive increased for clinical, basic, and health services research on CAM.\n1.1 Federal agencies should increase their activities with respect to CAM in accordance with their biomedical research, health services research, or other health care-related responsibilities and make these activities, including available technical assistance, known to CAM and conventional researchers and practitioners. Activities might include funding initiatives such as requests for applications and proposals; CAM-focused offices or centers; CAM-focused staff positions; CAM advisory committees or the representation of qualified CAM professionals on such committees. [Research priorities should depend on the likelihood that projects will yield significant results and not on whether or not they are marketed as \"CAM.\"]\n1.2 Federal agencies should assess the scope of scientific, practice, and public interest and needs regarding CAM that are relative to their missions, examine their portfolios, and develop funding distribution strategies to address these interests and needs. [Since \"public interest\" is not necessarily related to effectiveness, it should not be a major factor in determining research priorities.]\n1.3 The Agency for Health Care Research and Quality together with The National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine should develop ways to expand health services research in CAM and explore methodologies for health services research in this area. [NCCAM and its predecessors have produced no significant findings during its ten years of existence. It makes more sense to abolish it than to increase its funding.]\n1.4 The Federal, private, and nonprofit sectors should support more research on (1) complex compounds/mixtures frequently found in CAM products, (2) clinical interventions consisting of multiple treatments, (3) how patient-practitioner interactions affect treatment outcomes, and (4) individualizing treatments. [Identifying the active ingredients of promising herbs is a worthwhile endeavor that has been taking place for decades. But this recommendation also supports clinical research on crude extracts (chemical mixtures) that is likely to be unproductive. It might also be useful to study patient-practitioner interactions. However, research expenditures and other incentives should be proportional to probable value, not whether something is labeled \"CAM.\"]\n1.5 n order to protect public health and maximize benefits, Congress should provide adequate public funding for research on frequently used or promising CAM products that would be unlikely to receive private research support. [This falsely implies that their are many promising \"CAM\" products. Frequency use should be considered only if a product appears to be effective.]\n1.6 The Federal government should support research on CAM practices that appear to be effective but may not be profitable to private investors, such as biofeedback, meditation, guided imagery, art therapy, and music therapy. [Research priority should be related to the probability of obtaining useful results, not according to whether something is marketed as \"CAM.\"]\nRecommendation 2: Congress and the Administration should consider enacting legislative and administrative incentives to stimulate private sector investment in CAM research on products that may not be patentable.\n2.1 Incentives to stimulate private sector investment in CAM research should focus on (1) research on dietary supplements and other natural products that may not be patentable; (2) research on other CAM products that may not be patentable, including therapeutic devices; and (3) the development of analytical methods for producing better quality CAM products. [Research priority should be related to the likelihood of useful results and not to whether products are classified as \"CAM.\"\n2.2 The Federal and private sectors should provide support for workshops to discuss the research needed by regulatory agencies for their review and approval processes for CAM products and devices. [This recommendation puts the cart before the horse. CAM advocates do not need special training in how to get things approved. Regulatory approval is based on proof of safety and effectiveness. Whether methods are standard or are labeled \"CAM\" is not relevant. What counts is whether or not they work.]\n2.3 Federal agencies should develop outreach programs to inform manufacturers of CAM products and devices about the Federal research support available to private industry and how the agency can assist them.\nRecommendation 3: Federal, private, and nonprofit sectors should support research on CAM modalities and approaches that are designed to improve self-care and behaviors that promote wellness. [Research priorities should be determined by the likelihood of useful findings and not whether they are identified as \"CAM.\" Proven self-care and wellness strategies are part of mainstream public health and should not be identified as \"CAM.\"]\nRecommendation 4: Federal, private, and nonprofit sectors should support new and innovative CAM research on core questions posed by frontier areas of scientific study associated with CAM that might expand our understanding of health and disease.\n4.1 The National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine, assisted by the Institute of Medicine of the National Academy of Sciences, should develop guidelines for establishing research priorities in CAM . [NCCAM has supposedly been doing this for many years.]\n4.2 The National Science Foundation, in collaboration with The National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine, should examine frontier areas of science associated with CAM that are outside the current research paradigm and methodological approaches to study them. [This falsely assumes that that \"frontier areas of science associated with CAM\" are rational but cannot be tested by established research methods. This appears to include alleged supernatural forces such as\"electromagnetic energy flow\" that cannot be measured with scientific instruments.]\n4.3 Multidisciplinary workshops and expert panels should be convened by Federal, private and nonprofit organizations, collaboratively or independently, to explore the challenges in design and methodology presented by research questions in CAM areas that are outside the current research paradigm. [The fact that quack methods cannot be substantiated does not mean that science-based standards of evidence should be lowered.]\n4.4 The National Institute of General Medical Sciences of the NIH, the Department of Energy, and the Department of Defense are among the Federal organizations that should consider contributing collaboratively or independently to the support of research on core questions in areas described in many CAM systems. [This is a blatant pitch for more research funds for studying methods marketed as \"CAM.\" Research dollars should be allocated according to potial usefulness rather than how they are designated.]\n4.5 The National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine, working with the World Health Organization, should examine investigative approaches for studying the traditional systems of medical practice from a variety of cultures. [The study of folk healing is probably not a cost-effective way to discover new methods.]\nRecommendation 5: Investigators engaged in research on CAM should ensure that human subjects participating in clinical studies receive the same protections as are required in conventional medical research and to which they are entitled.\n5.1 Licensed practitioners using CAM systems and modalities who wish to conduct or collaborate in clinical research should follow the same requirements as in conventional medical research. They should develop, or partner with a research institution to develop, a scientifically valid research protocol and obtain Institutional Review Board approval to ensure that they meet accepted standards of ethical conduct and their responsibilities to protect human subjects. [These are standard operating procedures for scientific research.]\n5.2 Accredited CAM institutions and CAM professional organizations should establish Institutional Review Boards where possible, and guide their colleagues and members to utilize the Institutional Review Board process, which is required to conduct clinical research.\n5.3 Institutional Review Boards that review CAM research studies should include the expertise of qualified CAM professionals in the review.\n5.4 Research institutions, National Institutes of Health Institutes and Centers, and other Federal research and health care agencies should be more proactive in developing programs that (1) provide opportunities for expert review of promising CAM practice-based observational data by experienced researchers, (2) stimulate practitioner response to the opportunities offered by the programs and (3) facilitate communication and stimulate partnerships between CAM practitioners and conventionally-trained researchers in designing and implementing clinical studies.\nRecommendation 6: The Commission recommends that state professional regulatory bodies include language in their guidelines stating that licensed, certified, or otherwise authorized practitioners who are engaged in research on CAM will not be sanctioned solely because they are engaged in such research if they: (1) are engaged in well-designed research that is approved by an appropriately constituted Institutional Review Boards, (2) are following the requirements for the protection of human subjects, and (3) are meeting their professional and ethical responsibilities. All CAM and conventional practitioners, whether or not they are engaged in research, must meet whatever State practice requirements or standards govern their authorization to practice. [This proposal, if implemented, would enable practitioners of quack methods to escape rstate egulatory action by setting up their own Institutional Review Boards.]\nRecommendation 7: Increased efforts should be made to strengthen the emerging dialogue among CAM and conventional medical practitioners, researchers and accredited research institutions; Federal and state research, health care, and regulatory agencies; the private and nonprofit sectors; and the general public.\n7.1 CAM and conventional medical researchers and practitioners should adhere to the same high standards of quality and ethics in all aspects of research and related activities. [This is self-evident but exaggerates the likelihood that \"CAM\" researchers and practitioners can achieve high standards of quality and ethics.]\n7.2 Federal agencies should develop programs to stimulate cooperation and partnerships between CAM and conventional medical professionals and accredited institutions. [This exaggerates the likelihood that \"CAM\" practitioners can enter into useful partnerships with science-based practitioners and their institutions.]\n7.3 Committees reviewing or advising on research, journal submissions, regulatory compliance, and health insurance coverage in both the public and private sectors should include as members or consultants trained, experienced, and properly qualified CAM health care professionals. [This falsely implies that many \"properly qualified CAM health professionals\" exist. TMoreover, the choice of experts should be based on the quality of their work rather than how they label and market themselves.]\n7.4 Multidisciplinary conferences, workshops, and expert panels on CAM research and related activities, including research methodology, should be supported independently or collaboratively by the public, private, and nonprofit sectors. [Such intermingling would have political value for \"CAM\" proponents but is unlikely to add to scientific knowledge.]\n7.5 The nonprofit sector and the private sector should create funding partnerships, whether independently or with Federal agencies, to augment support for CAM research, research infrastructure and training, research conferences, and information dissemination. [Nonprofit and private organizations can give money to whomever they please. Allocation of government funds should be based on scientific standards, not how methods are classified.]\n7.6 The Federal government should support research, including population-based research, to learn more about why people use CAM practices and products, how they determine the safety and effectiveness of the practices and products they use, and what they find satisfying or unsatisfying about them. [If done properly, research of this type could be used to educate people on how to avoid being quacked. But the statistics could also be used to promote irrational methods by trumpeting about how popular they are.]\n7.7 To benefit patients and future research protocol development and to add to our knowledge about the use of CAM, Institutional Review Boards should consider requiring that all research subjects be asked about their use of herbal or other dietary supplements. [This might be important if using dietary supplements or herbs could confound the data. But routine questioning might convey an underlying message that the products are so important that they deserve special consideration.]\n7.8 Federal agencies supporting biomedical and health services research should develop orientation and training programs for public representatives to enhance the effectiveness of their participation on advisory committees concerned with CAM. [It does not make sense to train people whose judgment is so poor that they advocate wildly implausible hypotheses.]\nRecommendation 8: Public and private resources should be increased to strengthen the infrastructure for CAM research and research training at conventional medical and CAM institutions and to expand the cadre of basic, clinical, and health services researchers who are knowledgeable about CAM and have received rigorous research training.\n8.1 Funding should be made available to accredited CAM and conventional medical institutions develop programs that examine CAM research questions and that stimulate cross-institutional collaborations involving faculty and students in research and research training.\n8.2 Funding should be made available to accredited CAM and conventional medical institutions support joint research and professional education and training programs to enhance the quality and clinical relevance of CAM research and link the research with evidence-based education and training of practitioners. [This falsely assumes that training advocates of irrational practices will lead to valuable results. There is no logical reason to assume that it will. Moreover, CAM is a marketing term, not a genuine field of health care.]\n8.3 Federal health agencies with research training programs and responsibilities that encompass CAM-related questions should be given adequate support to increase research training in CAM. [This falsely assumes that training advocates of irrational practices will lead to valuable results. There is no logical reason to assume that it will. Moreover, CAM is a marketing term, not a genuine field of health care.]\n8.4 Existing resources, such as The National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine-supported centers and the National Center for Research Resources' General Clinical Research Centers should be utilized to increase opportunities to conduct clinical research and training on CAM and examine the inclusion of CAM into the clinical setting. [Despite nearly ten years of distributing grant money, NCCAM and its predecessors have produced no useful clinical research findings. It makes no sense to increase their funding.]\n8.5 Federal support should be increased for career development awards, including those that enable investigators focusing on CAM to develop into independent investigators and faculty members, and mid-career awards that provide the time required to mentor new CAM investigators. [The basis for training career investigators should be the quality of their work, not whether they label or market themselves as \"CAM\" investigators.]\nRecommendation 9: Public and private resources should be used to support, conduct, and update systematic reviews of the peer-reviewed research literature on the safety, efficacy, and cost-benefit of CAM practices and products.\n9.1 The Agency for Health Care Research and Quality should expand its Evidence-based Practice Center systematic reviews on CAM systems and treatments for use by private and public entities in developing tools, such as practice guidelines, performance measures, and review criteria, and for identifying future research needs. [This falsely implies that current methods of scientific review are defective and that \"CAM\" methods should be reviewed differently.]\n9.2 The National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine should issue a comprehensive, understandable, and regularly updated summary of current clinical evidence on the safety and efficacy of CAM systems and treatments for health care practitioners and the public. [Many such summaries have been published. Whether more would serve any useful purpose would depend on who compiles them and whether their conclusions are supported by scientific evidence. To date, neither NCCAM nor WHCCAMP has ever publicly concluded that any \"CAM\" method is worthless and should be abandoned. The call for dissemination of \"evidence\" attempts to conceal how little there is that is worth disseminating.]\nEDUCATION AND TRAINING OF HEALTH CARE PRACTITIONERS\nRecommendation 10: The education and training of CAM and conventional practitioners should be designed to ensure public safety, improve health, and increase the availability of qualified and knowledgeable CAM and conventional practitioners and enhance the collaboration among them.\n10.1 Conventional health professional schools, postgraduate training programs, and continuing education programs should develop core curricula of knowledge about CAM to prepare conventional health professionals to discuss CAM with their patients and clients and help them make informed choices about the use of CAM. [It is safe to assume that WHCCAMP expects CAM advocates to control any such activities and to promote unsubstantiated methods.]\n10.2 CAM education and training programs should develop curricula that reflect the fundamental elements of biomedical science and conventional health care relevant to and consistent with the practitioners' scope of practice. [This falsely assumes that many methods marketed as \"CAM\" deserve advocacy in training programs.]\n10.3 CAM and conventional education and training programs should develop curricula and other methods to facilitate communication and foster collaboration between CAM and conventional students, practitioners, researchers, educators, institutions and organizations. [This falsely assumes that many methods marketed as \"CAM\" deserve advocacy in training programs and that the offerings \"CAM\" advocates are likely to be trustworthy.]\n10.4 Increased Federal, state, and private sector support should be made available to expand and evaluate CAM faculty, curricula, and program development at accredited CAM and conventional institutions. [This is a blatant call for promotion of unsubstantiated methods and their advocates throughout our medical educational system. Just the opposite is needed. Science-based accrediting bodies should attack the quackery that that has infiltrated medical education within the past few years.]\n10.5 Expansion of eligibility of CAM students at accredited institutions for existing of loan programs should be explored. [This would help subsidize students at schools of acupuncture and naturopathy whose teachings advocate irrational practices such as homeopathy.]\n10.6 The Department of Health and Human Services should conduct a feasibility study to determine whether appropriately educated and trained CAM practitioners enhance and/or expand health care provided by primary care teams.* This feasibility study could lead to demonstration projects to identify: 1) the type of practitioners, 2) their necessary education and training, 3) the appropriate practice settings, and 4) the health outcomes attributable to the addition of these practitioners and services to comprehensive care. [This falsely implies that \"CAM\" advocates have a lot to offer. However, adding ineffective methods to effective ones will increases the cost of health-care delivery but not its quality.]\n10.7 The Department of Health and Human Services and other Federal Departments and Agencies should convene conferences of the leaders of CAM, conventional health, public health, evolving health professions, and the public; of educational institutions; and of appropriate organizations to facilitate establishment of CAM education and training guidelines. Subsequently, the guidelines should be made available to the states and professions for their consideration. [This falsely assumes that rational guidelines can be written for teaching irrational methods.]\n10.8 Feasibility studies of postgraduate training for appropriately educated and trained CAM practitioners should be conducted to determine the type of practitioners, practice setting, and their impact on clinical competency, quality of health care, and collaboration with conventional providers. [Here WHCCAMP demands that residency training be corrupted by giving CAM advocates free reign to promote their anti-scientific nonsense.]\n10.9 Practitioners who provide CAM services and products should complete appropriate CAM continuing education programs that include critical evaluation of CAM to enhance and protect the public's health and safety. [There is no reason to expect that science-based CAM continuing education programs can be created or that \"CAM\" practitioners would attend such programs or be influenced by them. To be \"appropriate,\" such programs would have to advocate abandonment of \"CAM\" methods that are irrational.\nCAM INFORMATION DEVELOPMENT AND DISSEMINATION\n21.2 Nationally recognized accrediting bodies of health care organizations and facilities should consider increasing on-going access to CAM expertise to ensure that processes to develop accreditation standards and interpretations reflect emerging developments in the health care field. [Current continuing medical education standards\n21.3 Nationally recognized accrediting bodies, using CAM experts, should review and evaluate current standards and guidelines to ensure the safe use of CAM practices and products in health care delivery organizations. [This falsely assumes that there are many safe \"CAM\" practices and products. As usual, it also fails to call for review intended to exclude unsafe and ineffective modalities.]\nRecommendation 23: Evidence should be developed and disseminated regarding the safety, benefits, and cost-effectiveness of CAM interventions, as well as the optimum models for complementary and integrated care.\n23.1 The Secretary of Health and Human Services should convene a joint public and private task force to identify and set priorities for studying health services issues related to CAM and to help purchasers and health plans make prudent decisions regarding coverage of and access to CAM. [The only prudent decisions should be to cover methods that have been proven safe, effective, and cost-effective. Whether methods are marketed as \"CAM\" is not relevant.]\n23.2 Federal agencies, States, and private organizations should increase funding for health services research, demonstrations, and evaluations related to CAM, including outcomes of CAM interventions, coverage and access, effective sequencing and integration with conventional therapies, effective models for service delivery, and the use of CAM in underserved, vulnerable, and special populations. [It is pointless to invest limited health-care dollars investigating or deploying methods that have no proven value.]\n23.3 Federal, State, and private entities should fund health services research on the costs, cost-benefits, and cost-effectiveness of CAM interventions and wellness programs. [This falsely assumes that such research will provide substantial benefits.]\n23.4 The Secretary of Health and Human Services and the National Committee for Vital and Health Statistics should authorize a national coding system that supports standardized data for CAM. This system should make possible the collection of data for clinical and health services research on CAM, and support compliance with the electronic claims requirements of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act. [Few interventions promoted as CAM have been proven safe and effective for their intended purposes. There is no logical reason to assign insurance codes to methods that are unproven and/or irrational.]\n23.5 The National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine, through its clearinghouse, should provide information on health services research, demonstrations, and evaluations of CAM services and products. [The NCCAM and its predecessors were created for this purpose but have not identified a single \"safe and effective service or product.\" Nor have they set up an honest clearinghouse. People who ask for information about specific practices are usually referred to proponents and almost never referred to science-based critics.]\n23.6 Public agencies and private organizations should support the development of informational programs on CAM targeted to health plan purchasers and sponsors, health insurers, managed care organizations, consumer groups, and others involved in the provision of health care services. [The amount of useful information that fits this description is trivial. This appears to be a brazen proposal for goverment agencies to help market \"CAM\" methods. If anything, the public needs more information about what CAM methods are known to be ineffective.]\n23.7 Congress should request periodic reports from appropriate Federal departments on coverage of and reimbursement for CAM practices and products for Federal beneficiaries, Medicaid beneficiaries, Federal employees, military personnel, veterans, and eligible family members and retirees, as well as any legislative, regulatory, or programmatic impediments to covering safe and effective CAM interventions. [The big \"impediment\" is lack of evidence that they work. Unless \"CAM services and products\" are proven useful, there is no reason for policymakers to concern themselves about third-party reimbursements unless they want to know how much money is being wasted.]\nRecommendation 24: Insurers and managed care organizations should offer purchasers the option of health benefit plans that incorporate coverage of safe and effective CAM interventions provided by qualified practitioners.\n24.1 Health insurance and managed care companies should modify their benefit design and coverage processes in order to offer purchasers, for their consideration, health benefit plans that include safe and effective CAM interventions. [Most insurance companies need no prodding to cover methods that have been proven effective. The vast majority of \"CAM\" methods have not even been scientifically tested.]\n24.2 Health insurance and managed care companies should make use of CAM expertise in the development of benefit plans that include safe and effective CAM interventions. [This falsely assumes that such methods are useful and that \"CAM\" advocates can be trusted to sort out what should be covered.]\n24.3 Health insurers, managed care organizations, CAM professional associations, CAM experts, private organizations that develop medical criteria, and Federal agencies are encouraged to develop appropriate clinical criteria and guidelines for the use of CAM services and products. [This falsely assumes that many such modalities exist and that \"CAM\" advocates can offer reliable advice.]\nRecommendation 25: Purchasers, including Federal agencies and employers, should evaluate the possibility of covering benefits or adding health benefit plans that incorporate safe and effective CAM interventions.\n25.1 Employers, Federal agencies, other purchasers and sponsors should enhance the processes they use to develop health benefits and give consideration to safe and effective CAM interventions.\n25.2 Public purchasers such as the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services and the Department of Defense, employers, other health benefit sponsors, and health industry organizations should include CAM practitioners and experts on advisory bodies and workgroups considering CAM benefits and other health benefit issues. [This falsely assumes that many such modalities exist and that \"CAM\" advocates can offer reliable advice.]\n25.3 The Secretary of Health and Human Services, preferably through the Federal CAM coordinating office when established, should maintain a list of opportunities for CAM experts to participate on advisory committees and other workgroups. [This assumes that \"CAM\" advocates can offer reliable advice. The WHCCAMP report shows the absurdity of this assumption.]\n25.4 The Secretary of Health and Human Services should direct agencies under his authority to convene workgroups and conferences to assess the state-of-the-science of CAM services and products and to develop consensus and other guidance on their use. [Government agencies normally promote methods that have been proven effective. There is no reason to give special consideration to methods that are marketed as \"CAM.\"]\n25.5 State governments should consider, as part of evaluating and reviewing their regulations, how regulation of CAM practitioners could affect third-party coverage of safe and effective CAM interventions. [Third party coverage is normally based on scientific merit. \"CAM\" advocates hope to promote through political means what they cannot accomplish through science.]\nCAM IN WELLNESS AND HEALTH PROMOTION\nRecommendation 26: The Department of Health and Human Services and other Federal agencies and public and private organizations should evaluate CAM practices and products that have been shown to be safe and effective to determine their potential to promote wellness and help achieve the nation's health promotion and disease prevention goals. Demonstration programs should be funded for those determined to have benefit.\n26.1. The Healthy People Consortium should evaluate the role of safe and effective CAM practices and products in addressing the10 leading health indicators and develop strategies, including demonstration programs, to encourage the use of CAM practices and products found to be beneficial in addressing these indicators. [This recommendation incorrectly assumes that there are valid CAM principles and practices that the scientific community is neglecting. CAM advocates attempt to boost their credibility by including diet, nutrition, and exercise within their scope. However, the scientific mainstream has addressed these areas for decades.]\n26.2 Questions on the extent and use of CAM products and practices should be included in national surveys and other assessment tools including the National Health Interview Survey, the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey, and the Medical Expenditure Panel Survey. Where appropriate, information from these sources should be incorporated into the Healthy People 2020 goals and objectives. [It would be worthwhile to investigate the harmful impact of irrational and unsubstantiated methods. However, surveys that merely assess the \"popularity\" of such methods might make them appear more legitimate.]\n26.3 The Department of Health and Human Services, as part of the Healthy People 2010 initiative, should support the development of a national campaign to teach and encourage behaviors that focus on improving nutrition, promoting exercise, and teaching stress management for all Americans, especially children. This campaign should include safe and effective CAM practices and products where appropriate. [This is a crass attempt to equate \"CAM\" with \"healthy behaviors\" without any evidence to support such an association. There is no evidence that methods unique to \"CAM\" improve the health of children. In fact, many chiropractors, naturopaths and other practitioners denigrate and oppose the proven public health measures of vaccination and fluoridation.]\n26.4 The Federal government, in partnership with public and private organizations, should evaluate safe and effective CAM practices and products to determine their applicability to improving nutrition, promoting exercise, and teaching stress management to children. Demonstration programs should be funded for those found to be applicable to children. [As noted in #26.3, there is no evidence that methods unique to \"CAM\" improve the health of children.]\n26.5 The Health Resources and Services Administration, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the Department of Agriculture, the Department of Education, and other Federal agencies that develop school health guidelines should evaluate the potential applicability of safe and effective CAM practices and products to these school health guidelines. Those found to have benefits should be included in the guidelines. [As noted in #26.3, there is no evidence that methods unique to \"CAM\" improve the health of children.]\n26.6 Federal agencies, in partnership with the business community, should develop incentives for schools to make lunches and snacks healthful, and to limit the sale -- and eliminate the advertisin -- -of high-fat snacks, soft drinks, and other products that do not contribute to healthy lifestyles. [There are valid reasons to promote good health habits to children, but this activity has nothing to do with \"CAM.\"]\n26.7 The Department of Health and Human Services and the Department of Labor should evaluate safe and effective CAM practices and products to determine their potential role in workplace wellness and prevention activities, and include them in Federal workplace wellness and health promotion programs and Federal health coverage plans when appropriate. [There is no reason to believe that this would be better than simply encouraging good health habits that have little or nothing to do with \"CAM.\" \"CAM\" programs that disparage standard care or advocate irrational methods would have a negative impact on the health of federal workers.]\n26.8 Federal agencies, in conjunction with the business community, should develop incentives for employers to include CAM practices and products found to be beneficial in wellness and prevention activities in their workplace wellness programs and health coverage. [There is no reason to believe that this would be better than simply encouraging good health habits that have little or nothing to do with \"CAM.\" \"CAM\" programs that disparage standard care or advocate irrational methods would have a negative impact on the health of federal workers.]\nRecommendation 27: Federal, State, public, and private health care delivery systems and programs should evaluate CAM practices and products to determine their applicability to programs and services that help promote wellness and health. Demonstration programs should be funded for those determined to be beneficial.\n27.1 The Secretaries of Health and Human Services, Agriculture, Veterans Affairs, and Defense and the Commissioner of the Administration for Children and Families, should evaluate safe and effective CAM practices and products that contribute to wellness and health and determine their applicability to Federal health systems and programs. [This falsely assumes that many safe and effective \"CAM\" practices and products exist and need special federal promotion to gain recognition.]\n27.2 The Secretary of Health and Human Services should facilitate the bringing together of public and private health care organizations to evaluate safe and effective CAM practices and products that contribute to wellness and health and determine their applicability to health systems and programs, especially in the nation's hospitals and long-term care facilities and in programs serving the aging, those with chronic illness, and those at the end of life. [There is no logical reason to believe that adding \"CAM\" services to health systems or programs would make such programs more effective or cost-effective. Before investing in any such research, there should be data showing that such an investment would be worthwhile.]\n27.3 CAM and conventional health professional training programs should consider offering training and educational opportunities for students in self-care and lifestyle decision-making to improve practitioners' health and to enable practitioners to impart this knowledge to their patients or clients. [Conventional training and public health programs already offer this. There is no reason to believe that \"CAM\" practitioners have something additional to offer.]\nRecommendation 28: Research on the role of CAM in wellness and health promotion, the application of CAM principles and practices, and the role of CAM practitioners in the management of chronic disease should be expanded.\n28.1 The Department of Health and Human Services should fund demonstration projects to evaluate the clinical and economic impact of comprehensive health promotion programs that include CAM. These studies should include underserved and special populations. [There is no logical reason to believe that offering \"CAM\" services to underserved and special populations will enhance their health.]\n28.1 The Federal government and private health organizations should evaluate CAM practices and products that are currently being used for wellness and health promotion to determine their effectiveness and applicability to the management of chronic disease. Funding should be provided for demonstration projects in the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, the Department of Veterans Affairs, the Department of Defense, the Health Resources and Services Administration, and other Federal agencies for those CAM practices and products found to have benefit in the management of chronic disease, end of life such as hospice. 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        "raw_content": "Home \u00bb Browse \u00bb Science and Technology \u00bb Health and Medicine \u00bb Sex and Reproduction \u00bb Infant Mortality\nInfant mortality refers to the incidence of deaths in infants under 1 year old. Infant mortality is measured by the number of annual deaths of infants less than 1 year per 1,000 live births.\nInstances of infant mortality have decreased dramatically in modern times, particularly beginning in the 20th century. In most developed nations, the reduction in deaths took place prior to World War II, whereas in underdeveloped countries, changes appear to have occurred following the war. In both cases, a decrease in mortality was seen initially with respect to older infants. Changes in newborn mortality were seen later. In earlier times, it is estimated that approximately 30 to 40 percent of infants under 1 one year died. Even in poor undeveloped nations, statistics today show that less than a tenth die as infants, whereas in wealthier countries, the number is as low as 1 percent.\nMeasuring systems include a set of statistics comprising infant, neonatal and postneonatal mortalities. Infant death rate is a slightly different measurement as the ratio of infant deaths to living infants. Neonatal mortality refers to the annual number of deaths of infants under the age of 28 days per 100,000 live births. Those deaths are assumed to occur due to birth complications, congenital anomalies, physiological problems or gestational immaturity. Injuries and other factors related to environment, nutrition and infectious diseases account for postneonatal mortality. This rate is measured according to the mortality rate of infants from 28 days to 1 year. Diseases such as gastroenteritis and pneumonia are common causes in underdeveloped nations. In highly developed nations, these deaths are less likely to occur, given the ability to control infectious diseases and to monitor nutritional needs. There is also the possibility of accidents, assaults or homicides as the cause of infant deaths.\nSome reports indicate that there is an increased risk of premature births and, by extension, the risk of mortality in instances of multiple births due to fertility treatments. Critics claim that as the United States does not cover infertility treatments, more patients choose to transfer multiple eggs to reduce costs and to raise the possibility of fertilization. Premature births, not only due to multiple births, totaled approximately 540,000 in the United States in 2009.\nGovernment offices have released guidelines to prevent infant mortality. The U.S. government statistics for the infant mortality rate in 2011 was 6.06 deaths per 1,000 live births.\nThe U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) supports a range of services designed to prevent infant mortality, focusing on the health of mothers and children. Public health campaigns have been initiated to heighten awareness, as well as programs to facilitate access to prenatal and newborn care. Areas of information featured include prevention of malnutrition, understanding birth defects, premature birth and Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS). Moreover, information is made available to highlight healthy development and growth for infants. Programs and campaigns include Healthy Start, Medicaid and the State Children's Health Insurance Program (SCHIP).There is also a toll-free prenatal care hotline in English and Spanish. Childhood immunization initiatives have ensured vaccinations are given to young children at the correct age. The result has been a record low rate of deaths from preventable diseases.\nResearch indicates that infant mortality has declined significantly in the past 30 years. In the United States, statistics have shown a decrease in mortality of infants but that the rate among infants of non-Hispanic black mothers is double that for non-Hispanic whites.\nAdditional campaigns geared toward preventing infant mortality include the folic acid campaign to prevent birth defects like spina bifida and anencephaly. The \"Back to Sleep\" campaign has provided guidelines indicating that babies sleeping on their backs are less likely to run the risk of SIDS. HHS also sets up information facilities for women to be tested and treated to prevent transmission of HIV from mother to child. Other initiatives include a campaign to reduce teenage pregnancy. With regard to infant mortality, babies of teenage mothers are more at risk for a low birth weight and an increased risk of infant mortality. Grants have been made available by the government to develop services and systems to facilitate greater care for mothers and infants. In addition, HHS supports medical research in the fight to reduce infant mortality.\nIn less developed areas, there are moves toward preventive measures, educating mothers prior to the stage of labor. Aside from nutritional advice and directives not to smoke while pregnant, issues regarding housing and mental health are also included. These actions are directed at reducing infant mortality in developed regions, as well as ensuring infant death is cut in deprived areas as well.\nInfant Mortality: Selected full-text books and articles\nInfant and Child Mortality in the Past By Alain Bideau; Bertrand Desjardins; H\u00e9ctor P\u00e9rez Brignoli Clarendon Press, 1997\nMortality Patterns and Trends in the United States By Paul E. 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        "raw_content": "From left: Patricia Sobel and her adopted children Diego, Alyssa, and Bianca.\nEditor\u2019s note: To mark National Adoption Awareness Month, RedefinED is highlighting a choice scholarship that serves children who are or were in Florida\u2019s foster care system.\nINVERNESS, Fla. \u2013 There is no hiding from the nightmarish stories of his early childhood, but Diego Cornelius is grateful to have forgotten most of the details.\nSome things he can\u2019t forget, like the time he smelled smoke in their mobile home and woke everyone, saving them, before all of their possessions burned. Or the time he fell from a boat without a life vest, and nearly drowned before his mom jumped in.\nMost of the time, he and his sisters were left alone. Their father was gone, their mother addicted to a variety of drugs. 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They remain classmates today.\nAfter a couple of years living in the Sobels\u2019 four-bedroom foster home in Tampa, everything fell into place for adoption. The children\u2019s biological parents no longer had rights to custody. Despite their troubled past, the siblings were vibrant, compassionate, and healthy.\nA few months later, Patricia and Charles moved everyone north from bustling Tampa to the rural rolling hills of Inverness to start Don Bosco\u2019s Children\u2019s Home, named after John Bosco, a Catholic saint who dedicated his life to helping disadvantaged youth. The nonprofit had purchased three houses and the lush, tranquil land they sat on. It needed a lot of work \u2013 a new roof here, a new air conditioning system there, paint and landscaping everywhere.\nThe Sobels know how to rehabilitate.\nPatricia Sobel is executive director of Don Bosco\u2019s Children\u2019s Home in Inverness, Fla.\nTheir organization is still getting off the ground. Their goal is to find foster parents to live in the other two houses, to use their home as a blueprint. The need is large and growing.\n\u201cI get calls every day to place kids in foster care,\u201d Patricia said.\nThe number of children entering Florida\u2019s foster care system has risen sharply, and a recent study by the University of South Florida showed a tie to the opioid crisis.\n\u201cI\u2019m going to continue taking more children,\u201d Patricia said. \u201cOne thing I try to do is get them all in the Step Up For Students program.\u201d\nIn the three years they\u2019ve lived in Inverness, they\u2019ve sent all 13 of their children to Saint John Paul II. Patricia has fond memories of her biological daughter, Adrienne, attending Catholic schools. More importantly, she feels a small school with a more individually tailored environment is best for her foster and adopted children.\nEarlier this year as a sixth-grader at SJP2, Diego got in trouble for plagiarizing a paper. 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        "raw_content": "How Many Tattoos Does Eden Sassoon Have? The 'RHOBH' Star Has Quite A Few\nEden Sassoon is a new addition to The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills Season 7 and she has set herself apart in a few different ways. When she's not running her luxury pilates studio or checking in at her full service salon, EDEN by Eden Sassoon, she's stirring up the past on the show and edging onto Kyle Richards' bad side in the process. Eden refers to herself as \"a little bit of a rebel in a fun playful way,\" which is reflected in her sense of style if not necessarily her time on the show. With her love of yoga and pilates and crystals, she's got more a New Age vibe than the rest of the women. She's also got numerous tattoos, one more thing that sets her apart. But how many tattoos does Eden Sassoon have, exactly? Let's just say it's a pretty significant amount.\nIt's hard to find an exact count and even harder to get a glimpse of all of her ink, but Eden appears to have at the very least 12 tattoos visible on her arms, chest, and back. While a few of them are symbols that I, personally, can't decipher, it seems that most of them are words that are in some way meaningful to Eden and represent a story of some very important part of her life. So let's take some time and go through all of the various ones we know about, shall we? And luckily, social media offers us a glimpse at some of her more prominent tats.\nOn her arms she has some simple, positive words and phrases like \"truth,\" \"faith,\" \"love story\" (which is somewhat hard to read, but seems to be a favorite phrase of hers judging by her Instagram hashtags), and \"perfectly imperfect.\" She also has the saying \"this too shall pass\" on her collarbone, which likely has particular resonance to Eden considering her past struggles with sobriety. She's dealt with some tragedy in her life as well, such the loss of her older sister, Catya, to an overdose. \"This too shall pass\" is often a saying used in addiction recovery and according to an interview with Fashion Weekly, it's something Eden says daily.\nSome of the other tattoos Eden has are hard to make out. She has a vine tattooed around one wrist, as well as other symbols and lettering. It appears there might be a character of some sort on the inside of her arm, but I couldn't speak to its country of origin.\nIt seems like Eden expresses herself and her journey through her tattoos, and that some of them even function as little reminders to help her through the day. As long as they mean something to her, then that's all that matters.",
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        "raw_content": "Skip Bolen/Getty Images Entertainment/Getty Images\nWho Is Yolanda Adams? She Opened 'The Passion' With Some Serious Sparkle\nEven though she ***flawlessly opened up Fox's live version of The Passion on Sunday, March 20, I know I'm not the only person on earth who had a few questions (like, most importantly, who is Yolanda Adams?) The Passion obviously isn't her first opening act, and in fact, Adams has enjoyed a pretty successful career so far. (So shame on me for not hearing about her sooner.) Adams opened the show with \"When Love Takes Over,\" which was originally performed by David Guetta and featured Kelly Rowland, according to Billboard. The song appeared on his studio album, One Love, which was released in April of 2009. Rowland provided the smooth high notes for the song, and it was instantly a radio and summer jam. Though Perry and Adams conceived a different meaning for the song when featuring it as the opening introduction for The Passion, Adams still did the original song justice \u2014 and looked stunning while she did it.\nWearing a gorgeous v-neck sparkly gown, Adams took to the stage and was surrounded by a background chorus decked head to toe in white. I loved the juxtaposition of Adams, so bright and eye-catching, flanked by several rows of singers wearing such a color associated with both winter and spring, death and resurrection. Obviously the sparkles made Adams pop, but it was definitely her voice that grabbed our attention. According to TodaysChristianMusic.com, Adams is a Grammy-winning gospel singer who's sold more than 4.5 million albums since 1991. But before we get into that, here she is, killing it at The Passion:\nAdams released her first studio album Just As I Am in 1987, and followed that up three years later with Through The Storm, her first release after singing with Tribute Records in 1990. In 1992, Adams released Save the World, which featured her first chart-topping single, \"The Battle Is The Lord's.\" Six years, Adams dedicated her album Fragile Heart to her road manager who died in 1998, and in 2001 she released a live album \u2014 The Experience. That album earned Adams her second Grammy award; she won for Best Contemporary Soul Gospel Album.\nAs if a storied music career and release after release of new studio albums wasn't enough, Adams performed \"Never Give Up\" at the White House for former President George W. Bush, according to Bush's presidential archives, which earns her forever bragging rights. It also makes her an obvious choice to open The Passion, and it's a great thing that Perry had her on board. It seems Twitter agrees:\nWhich is basically the seal of approval on an opener. So no matter what happens next on The Passion, congratulations to Adams for such a stunning opener. She wasn't just the right choice \u2014 she was the perfect choice.",
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        "raw_content": "Traditional Chinese medicine is an ancient system that has developed over thousands of years. The system uses treatments such as acupuncture and tai chi to bring harmony to the human body. A variety of herbal medicines are also used, and it has been documented that cannabis played a role in this system for a long time.\nTraditional Chinese medicine (TCM) is a medical system that originated in ancient China. This system of medicine has evolved over a period of thousands of years, and utilises techniques such as acupuncture, tai chi, dietary therapy, and qigong in order to treat and optimise the body and mind.\nAlthough the system of medicine has age-old roots, it is still an extremely popular option in today's world, with millions of people in the Western world now choosing to undergo such treatments every year.\nTraditional Chinese medicine differs from Western allopathic medicine in many ways, with the former taking a much more philosophical and holistic approach to health and the human body. Traditional Chinese medicine views the body itself as a smaller version of the surrounding universe and aims to achieve harmonic balance between the opposing yet balancing forces of yin and yang.\nThe five elements: fire, earth, wood, metal, and water play a fundamental role within the system of medicine. Qi also holds an important place, and is seen as the vital energy that flows throughout the body, with obstructions being at the root of some ailments.\nHerbs also play a large role in the system. Reishi mushroom and ginseng are two such examples. However, cannabis is also used by TCM practitioners for numerous reasons.\nCANNABIS IN CHINESE MEDICINE\nThe use of cannabis within TCM is almost as old as the system itself, having been documented for over 1800 years. It was famously used by the emperor and pharmacologist Shen Nung. Cannabis is actually regarded as one of the fundamental herbs within this system of medicine, and is utilised in order to treat an array of symptoms and disorders.\nNung wrote about the herb in a book on treatment methods that was penned all the way back in 2737 BCE. Within the tome, Nung described an elixir apparently created from the leaves of cannabis flowers.\nA book written in 1 AD entitled \u201cPen Ts\u2019ao Ching\u201d also spoke reverently of the cannabis plant. The authors recommend the use of cannabis for over 100 conditions, including gout, rheumatism, and malaria.\nToday, cannabis is very controversial worldwide, with many governments taking a harsh stance against the herb and placing it into illegal drug categories. Previously, nearly all parts of the cannabis plant were used in the medical system, from the flowers and leaves to the roots and stalks.\nNowadays, however, it is the seeds that take the forefront when it comes to treatment. It has also been noted within older TCM texts that, over time, the seeds started to become more prominent than other parts of the plant.\nCANNABIS USE THROUGH THE AGES\nDuring the 1st-2nd century AD, the benefits of cannabis were described in the text \u201cDivine Farmer\u2019s Classic of Materia Medica.\u201d The flavours of the herb were said to be acrid and balanced. Some of its proposed medicinal uses included governance over the \u201cFive Taxations\u201d and damages.\nThe herb was said to benefit the five viscera, descend blood pressure and cold qi. The text also mentions that excessive consumption of the herb would result in seeing ghosts and frenetic behaviour (perhaps an ancient interpretation of being far too stoned).\nThe text argues that prolonged consumption frees the spirit light and lightens the body. The authors state that cannabis is toxic and is able to \u201cbreak accumulations, relieve impediment and disperse pus.\u201d\nLater on during 6th century AD, the herb was once again documented to relieve impediments. \u201cThe Great Encyclopedia of Chinese Medicinals\u201d also comments on cannabis as a medicine, stating that it is capable of dispelling wind and relieving pain.\nCannabis And Acupuncture: A Double Boost For The Endocannabinoid System\nA Brief History Of Cannabis Use In World Religions",
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        "raw_content": "This odd collection of notes and journal entries was left at the Champions' Guild by the adventurer and former tower wizard Ariane.\nThe demon floats in its containment ward, magical fields gently but irresistibly moving it back to the centre whenever it shifts its weight. The ward reduces but does not entirely block the heat and the smell of sulphur. It looks down at me as I approach it, with an expression of such disdain and superiority that, for a moment, I imagine I am the one in the cage and it is free.\nIts voice is rasping, as if a collection of rusty swords were rubbing together to mimic human speech. \"Small mortal,\" it says. \"You interest me. You have a unique gift. I will speak with you.\"\nIt's the first time the demon has spoken to me except to dismiss me. I think a part of me was hoping it would dismiss me again. I'm conscious that I'm breaking the tower's rules, but at this stage I can simply see no other way. I glance at the door, but the demon's keeper is nowhere to be seen.\nI say: \"I want you to help me understand my gift.\" The demon is silent, peering down at me with eyes more ancient than I can imagine. \"Wizard Ellaron said you would help me,\" I say.\nThe creature chuckles at that. \"He said no such thing.\"\nHow does the demon know what Ellaron said? I dismiss the question: the reason I'm here is that the demon has channels of knowledge unavailable to me. I try to remember Ellaron's exact words. \"Wizard Ellaron said that...\" I realise he didn't say anything, as such. \"He...implied.\"\nAnother chuckle. \"You did not always wish to control your gift. And there was a time when you would not have dreamed of disobeying the tower's rules.\"\nI don't know why the demon wants to mention that, but it's true. I've changed a lot in the last ten years.\nToday I said goodbye to my family and set off for my new home. I'm going to be an apprentice at the Wizards' Tower! I've still got the acceptance letter tucked away in my pack. The archmage said that my application essay was one of the strongest that she'd seen.\nDespite the fact that tower wizards invented the lodestone network, there's no teleportation lodestone on the tower island, so I travelled via Draynor. Draynor was gloomy, but as I walked across the bridge I emerged into bright sunlight. The tower is far taller than I'd imagined, made of white stone and adorned with statues of great wizards of the past. Standing at its foot I felt tiny.\nFrom the archmage's welcome speech (transcribed from memory):\n\"The first Wizards' Tower was the lynchpin of human civilisation at the dawn of the Fifth Age of the World. It guarded the Rune Mysteries, the secret of making runes out of rune essence. From this impregnable island fortress, its wizards defended the fledgling human nations of Misthalin, Asgarnia and Kandarin from the attacks of monsters and barbarians.\"\nTo think that, as I write this, I'm in the same building in which the art of Runecrafting was perfected!\nGrandma said I should tell them about my gift as soon as I arrive, but I didn't get a chance today. Back in the village, everyone thinks I'm the most powerful seer for a generation. Great-grandpa was a seer, and, when he visited the tower, all the wizards wanted to hear about his premonitions. I only have odd flashes of premonitions, nothing useful, but still, Grandma thinks the wizards will be interested. I'll tell them about it when I get a chance.\nI'm sharing a room with another apprentice, Caitlin. I didn't like the idea of sharing my space with someone, but she seems friendly. She keeps asking me all about myself.\nLessons have been going on for weeks and we're still casting Air Strike at dummies. Frustrated. I wish we'd move faster.\nThe other apprentices don't seem to like me. They stop talking as I come into the room. I don't know why! I haven't upset anyone. Have I?\nOne of the senior wizards, Ellaron, has offered to take me on as his apprentice. He says he thinks I could learn more quickly if I weren't 'held back' by the other students. I think he's right. To Zamorak with the other apprentices, if they're going to hate me for no reason. I'd be better off working alone.\nStupid, stupid, stupid. I should leave the tower now.\nI've found out why the other apprentices were shunning me. I'd told Caitlin about my precognitive gift, and it looks like she told everyone else. Some of them accused me of using the gift to cheat at tests. I tried to explain that I don't (even if I wanted to, I don't have that kind of control over it), but they wouldn't listen.\nLater on I realised they weren't really upset about the idea of cheating, but about the way they thought I'd done it. 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I'm better off working alone.\nSo, here's my first attempt at recording a vision. This is one I've had a few times now:\nI'm in a hot room that smells like rotten eggs. I can't see much, but I get the impression I'm still in the tower. A voice (my own, but older?) says: \"Wizard Ellaron said that...\" A pause. \"He...implied.\"\nAnother voice (indistinct--inhuman?) says something I can't easily make out.\n\"...control...gift...time...disobeying the tower's rules.\"\nThen there's a flash of pain and a feeling of hitting a stone floor, as if a fire spell has knocked me off my feet, and the vision ends.\nA lot of my visions seem to include something painful. I wonder what it means.\nI'm expecting it and I've steeled myself, but the blast of pseudoflame still knocks me back a step. I don't fall, though, and in less than a second I'm back up to the edge of the ward and brandishing a half-formed spell in my palm. \"Now then, let's have a civil conversation, shall we?\" I say. I find I'm smiling with a new confidence. In the original vision I fell, but this time I didn't: I've changed the timeline across a distance of ten years. That's more evidence that my idea will work.\n\"You dare threaten me?\" the demon rasps.\n\"I'm the one asking the questions, and you're the one in the cage.\" It's trying to intimidate me, but I won't let it. Wizard Grayzag's experiments have established that it can't do any real damage with its pseudoflame. It just does it out of spite; perhaps I looked like I was daydreaming just now and it wanted to get my attention.\n\"You hide your fear well,\" it says. \"You continue to interest me.\"\n\"Can you help me control my gift?\" I ask. \"Can you help me see the future clearly?\"\nIt leans forward, bringing its inhuman face closer to mine. \"What would you pay for this knowledge? Give me a drop of your blood - in so doing, pledge your allegiance to Zamorak - and I will give you the answer that you seek.\"\nI hesitate, half-deliberately. Even if I weren't nervous, it would be suspicious if I jumped at that offer.\n\"You foresee a disaster,\" it coaxes. \"You foresee it hazily, as though through mortal eyes, fallible balls of light and jelly. I can show you another possible future, as viewed through immortal eyes. I can show you a future in which you avoid the disaster you foresee. Surely that is worth the price I ask.\"\nThe same premonition again last night. The tower is in chaos; wizards are running and screaming. Something floats in the library, surrounded by multicoloured energy. Lightning crackles around and through the tower, starting hundreds of fires, and wizards fall from the roof as it disintegrates...\nI've been a full wizard for seven years now, and Archmage Sedridor tells me I'm well on my way to becoming a senior one. I can craft every known type of rune and cast almost every spell of the standard spellbook--but I have no more control over my visions than I had when I left home nine years ago!\nPain is the key. Or, rather, intense sensations are the key, and pain is the one that can most reliably be created. The only pattern I can see is that every vision involves a powerful sensation.\nI need to be less squeamish in my experimentation methods. I have an idea.\nI tried my experiment today. I needed a second participant so I found Wizard Ellaron in his room.\n\"Think of a number, and write it down,\" I said. \"Don't show it to me.\" While he was scratching something on a wax tablet I produced the dagger from my belt sheath. I held it in my right hand, its point close to my upturned left palm. \"I'm going to guess the number you wrote down,\" I said. \"Once I've guessed, I want you to show it to me. If I get it wrong, I'm going to stab myself with this dagger. You must promise not to stop me.\"\nEllaron raised an eyebrow.\n\"It's a controlled experiment,\" I said to reassure him. \"I've got a healing salve here with me.\"\nHe broke into a smile. \"You seem to have thought of everything. Go ahead.\"\nI held the dagger so that I could just feel its point pricking into my palm, not quite breaking the skin. I licked my lips. In some ways the anticipation of pain is worse than pain itself. I emptied my mind, tried to make it receptive. Nothing. I mentally steeled myself to admit defeat...\nA vision came. A flash of pain in my hand, and the sight of a number on Ellaron's wax tablet. \"Fifty-seven,\" I said.\nEllaron's look of concern turned into one of disbelief. He handed me the wax tablet; it had '57' scrawled in bold numerals, exactly as I'd seen it in the vision. \"You read my mind,\" he said. He sounded shocked and a little angry.\nI tucked the dagger back into my belt and rubbed my undamaged hands together in front of me. \"I looked a little way into the future,\" I said.\nHe smiled; I think he understood what I'd just done. \"And the knife?\"\n\"I didn't need it in the end.\"\nI've been able to repeat the dagger experiment several times, with Ellaron and with other assistants, but I haven't been able to improve on it. After all this work, all I've achieved is a parlour trick. Perhaps with a more intense pain I could use the same trick to see further into the future, but I don't know if I have the willpower. In order for the trick to work I have to absolutely intend to inflict pain on myself if it fails.\nMeanwhile the vision of the tower in flames gets more intense every time I see it. I only wish it would get more detailed! I told Archmage Sedridor about it, but he said he couldn't do anything unless I could give him more specific information. His only advice was for me to pray to Saradomin for guidance.\nI prayed to Saradomin, as the archmage suggested. There was no response that I noticed. I went to Taverley and tried praying at a shrine of Guthix: again, no response. I'm running out of options.\nWhat is your answer?\" the demon asks. \"Is the solution to your problem worth a drop of your blood and your pledge of allegiance to Zamorak?\"\nI hold the dagger in my right hand, its point close to my upturned left palm. I can feel my heart pounding. \"If I draw blood now,\" I say, \"you will take it as a pledge of allegiance to Zamorak. Correct?\"\nThe demon hisses through a hideous, tooth-filled smile. \"Yes. A single drop, and you are bound.\"\n\"And you will tell me the answer immediately--in that moment?\"\nThe point of the dagger wavers above my palm; a bead of sweat from my right hand runs down its blade. I tell myself it's just the heat making me sweat. I try to empty my mind, to make it receptive. I have not pledged allegiance to Zamorak, and I don't want to, but in order for this to work I must absolutely intend...\nIt comes to me. A flash of pain, as of a blade sliding between the bones of my hand, along with an image, and words in the demon's voice--\nI move the dagger away from the sweat-speckled but unbroken skin of my left palm.\n\"You hesitate?\" the demon scoffs. \"You will not give me a single drop of blood?\"\nI put the dagger back into its sheath. \"I didn't need to in the end.\"\nThe demon lunges forward, exhaling hot sulphurous breath into my face before the ward pulls it back. I turn, calmly, and walk away. As I do so, I steel myself for another spiteful blast of pseudoflame. I don't know whether it understands exactly what I've done, but it knows it's been tricked.\nNo pseudoflame comes. Instead, it bellows behind me so loud that its voice must fill half the tower, \"Hail, worshipper of Zamorak! Your allegiance is gladly accepted!\"\nI hear a shout and footsteps running towards me.\nXenia has arranged for me to have lodgings in the Champions' Guild until I find a new home. Archmage Sedridor believes I'm a Zamorakian demon-worshipper and has expelled me from the tower. I'll have to get used to not putting 'Wizard' in front of my name.\nI had the vision again last night, more intense than ever. I'm sure it's close--within the next few days.\nI'm going to head back to the tower once I've finished writing this. l don't know what I can say besides \"The tower is in danger and I don't know why,\" but I've got to try.\nI think I know how to prevent the disaster, though. The new vision I tricked out of the demon let me see another possibility. Something floats in the centre of the tower, a great wave of magic rising up--but then it subsides, the problem solved, and the tower is safe. 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        "raw_content": "Nehemiah Part 12 \u2013 Horse Gate\nThe Horse Gate is the next gate repaired and restored by Nehemiah and his laborers. All of the other gates prepare us for this Gate. The Horse Gate is even higher up than the Fountain and Water Gate. Horses were used in battle and also to transport men. It is the place of spiritual warfare and loyal service to the King. It is the place of strength, power and victory. We are ready for spiritual warfare and spiritual service at the Horse Gate. The Spirit (Fountain Gate) and Truth (Water Gate) have prepared us for this Gate.\nThe Horse Gate was near the Water Gate and near the King's palace. David's mighty men and the king's army rode through this Gate going in and out of battle. These mighty men were once those who were in debt, distress and discontented and came to David in the cave of Adullam pledging loyalty to him. 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Jesus said to His disciples in Luke 21:15, \u201cFor I will give you words and wisdom that none of your adversaries will be able to resist or contradict.\u201d As the Word of God, Jesus was pure, perfect wisdom. Wisdom is also a gift of the Holy Spirit. (see 1 Corinthians 12:8) In Proverbs 1:20-33, God warns against rejecting wisdom. Then He tells of the benefits of wisdom in Proverbs 22:4. Wisdom is supreme! Proverbs 4:5-9: \u201cGet wisdom, get understanding; do not forget My words or swerve from them. Do not forsake wisdom, and she will protect you; love her, and she will watch over you. Wisdom is supreme; therefore, get wisdom. Though it costs you all you have, get understanding. Esteem her, and she will exalt you; embrace her, and she will honor you. She will set a garland of grace on your head and present you with a crown of splendor.\u201d We are to seek the wisdom of the Word of God above all else. The Bible says that wisdom gives life (Eccl. 7:12), makes strong (Eccl. 7:19) and is better than weapons (Eccl. 9:18; 2 Cor. 10:3-5). Psalm 37:30 says that the righteous speak wisdom. God's Word is perfect wisdom! Great is our Lord and mighty in power, His wisdom has no limit!\u201d Ps. 147:5 James tells us that if we want wisdom, we are to ask God for it. The Bible also says that we are to study to show ourselves approved. God does not give deep wisdom to the casual seeker or a double-minded believer. He searches for those who hunger and thirst for His wisdom.\nThe priests repaired the Horse Gate, each the portion in front of his own house. (see Nehemiah 3:28) The rebuilding begins with the individual right where he or she stands. The rebuilding of the wall and gates begins and ends with the priests! The High Priest and the priests rebuilt the Sheep Gate; now the priests will rebuild the Horse Gate. All followers of Christ are His priests! 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(Ezekiel 37)\nAt God's appointed time, Jesus will come in a cloud of glory from heaven on a white horse to make war against the enemies of His people. His white garment of truth, righteousness, faith, salvation and God's Word will defeat the powers of darkness, just as it is to do today in the hearts and mouths of His people. Jesus returns as the Warrior-King to establish truth and justice. (Psalm 96:13) He is called Faithful and True (Rev. 19:11). He is also called \u201cthe Word of God.\u201d v13 Those riding behind Him are also dressed in fine white, clean linen. These are those clothed in righteousness, truth, faith and salvation. Out of His mouth comes a sharp sword with which to strike down the nations. V15 Jesus who is God will destroy the enemies of His people by the powerful Word of His mouth! He will call it forth and it will be so. The Word of God is double-edged. It will save and give life, but it will also destroy the enemy and his followers. 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        "raw_content": "SECO/WARWICK - leader in metal processing machines in Lubuskie Region\nBusiness leaders with a metallic twinkle in their eyes\nFinancial analysts get a twinkle in their eyes with a positive outlook for economic growth. According to GUS (Polish Central Statistical Office), the value of products \u201cmade in Poland\u201d sold abroad in 2016 amounted to EUR 183.6 billion.\nThis implies a surplus of exports over imports, which in turn translates into an increase in output and thus a decrease in the unemployment rate. According to preliminary data, in the first half of this year, Polish exports increased by 8.4%. Interestingly, in the cross-section of the commodity exports of metallurgical products grew the fastest \u2013 as much as over 15%.\nGood values of exports in Lubuskie\nThe value of exports in Lubuskie is growing year by year. In 2016, it amounted to almost 26 billion zlotys. In total, companies from Lubuskie Province exported their goods to 140 countries, and the production of metal structures, machinery and equipment are the leading sectors in exports to foreign markets.\nLeaders of export in Lubuskie\nNearly 50% of the production of machinery and equipment is exported, however, in some segments, such as the manufacture of metal processing machines, export sales reach almost 90%.\nIn the field of machine construction, the Lubuskie Region is mainly export-oriented, including metal heat treatment equipment (SECO/WARWICK).\nThe strong position of the company on the market is confirmed by prestigious awards including: the Export Brand title \u201cRzeczpospolita\u201d awarded to companies after in-depth analysis of their finances, export share and investments in innovation. The survey is conducted annually on thousands of companies, of which 2,000 are selected. PKN Orlen, the largest petroleum company in Poland, is in the lead, but among the winners there are representatives of the Lubuskie Voivodeship, such as SECO/WARWICK. SECO/WARWICK is also a company that has won the title of \u201cLubuskie Business Leader\u201d, the most prestigious competition in the voivodeship, which recognizes and distinguishes the best western companies in Poland and the Lubuskie Innovation Leader for developing innovative UniCase Master\u00ae technology. This revolutionary system challenges the traditional surface hardening methods for large-scale production. Thanks to that, the entire automotive industry could save billions of euros each year.\nThis year 71 companies applied for the Lubuskie Business Leader title, of which 70 received a positive evaluation of the Competition Chapter. The final gala of the Lubuskie Business Leader, which gathered the winners of the 9th edition of the competition, was held on September 25th at the Prince\u2019s Palace in \u017baga\u0144.\n\u201cMaintaining a leading position in the era of strong competition and Industry 4.0 is possible through continuous investment in technology development. We are not afraid to reach out to the world\u2019s top-of-the-line IT solutions, which bring significant benefits to the company and its customers, such as increased mobility, efficiency and reduced service response times\u201d, says Katarzyna Sawka, Global Marketing Director of SECO/WARWICK.\nLubuskie entrepreneurs support education\nBecause of the specific solutions and hence the need to hire highly qualified professionals, entrepreneurs engage in the development of educational programs aimed at supporting the vocational and higher education system.\nIncreased production of metal structures, machinery and equipment made Lubuski Metal Cluster, a leading manufacturer of 21 production and service specialties. In addition, in Lubuskie Voivodeship, the number of entrepreneurs supporting education is systematically increasing by strengthening ties with training institutions. Many companies especially in the new technology sector go to universities and polytechnics so that they can catch up and recruit future employees. Some companies go one step further, strengthening their cooperation not only with colleges but even with secondary schools. Last year this group joined the global technology giant from Swiebodzin by launching so called SECO/GENERATION. \u201cSECO/GENERATION is the term we start to use in connection with our educational program\u201d, explains Katarzyna Sawka, SECO/WARWICK Global Marketing Director. \u201cThe point is to show young people the vision of a technologically successful world, to stimulate their imagination, activate motivation so that they can learn and work for us in the future. This is our long-term, continuous investment without which we will not reach another stage of development\u201d, says Katarzyna Sawka.",
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        "raw_content": "Home Uncategorized Depression: The View from Inside Despair\nDepression: The View from Inside Despair\nBy Megan Mulder -\nDepression isn\u2019t an on and off switch. It isn\u2019t an option. It sucks. It\u2019s exhausting. It\u2019s hard. It\u2019s lonely. It\u2019s not a dark cloud. It\u2019s a smoke screen. Looking in, no one will know. You hide it and keep it inside. If one dares to look on the other side, though, it\u2019s another story. No one goes on that side, so no one knows. You are alone. And that cloud above you? It\u2019s not above you. It surrounds you. You can\u2019t see all the joy you should see. You can\u2019t hear the good; the cloud keeps it all from reaching you. Soon the rain comes pouring down.\nYou can\u2019t hide from it. You\u2019re helpless. You run. You cry. You scream. No one hears. The worst part is that you can\u2019t explain it. You just keep telling people you are OK, but you aren\u2019t, and they know it. You are drowning in false concern and too many people asking \u201care you ok?\u201d The water levels rise, and the clouds rain down harder.\nI take it back. The worst part is that you have no way of knowing when it will come or what to do about it. Nothing causes it; it just comes. You are frustrated because you don\u2019t even know what you\u2019re sad about. You just are. The tears are just there. They pour down, washing over you like the ocean. The water levels rise. Soon you won\u2019t be able to breathe.\nThe darkness is the most painful comfort. It\u2019s scary, it\u2019s alone, and it\u2019s sad, but at least it holds you. It carries you through the hard nights. All the light does is let you see your tears, so you go to the darkness and you just cry. Nothing can cheer you up. You just cry. Then when you hear your name being called, you put on a mask and wipe your eyes. No one can know. The solitude makes the water levels rise once again. One last breath. You forget how to swim. You forget what dry land even feels like. This has become normal. You drown in the oceans you made.\nNo one understands, so no one can help you. That last breath you took? You took it on your own. You cried in the darkness on your own. You pushed through on your own. Now, on your own, you\u2019ll remember how to swim. The water levels have been slowly rising for eternity, but now, when it\u2019s almost too late, you realize you can do it. You never needed them to ask if you were OK. You needed to know that you can make yourself OK. The darkness wasn\u2019t holding you to comfort you. It held you captive. You were strong enough to push through those hard nights, so you\u2019re strong enough to swim to shore. It was hard, it still is hard, and it won\u2019t stop being hard, but you can do it.\nIn the beginning, depression is tears, solitude, and confusion. They grow and blend together into the ocean you can\u2019t swim out of. Giving up seems like the only option. Right before you drown, just remember how to swim. It sucks. It\u2019s exhausting. It\u2019s hard. It\u2019s lonely. But once you push your way out, the pain will almost be worth it.\nMegan Mulder\u2019s story is not one that is unique to her. We at the Soul Care Collective want to emphasize that we all have people in our lives who feel this way on a daily basis. We have included some helpful resources below that can help you love them through the pain.\nWhat Families Need to Know about Adolescent Depression \u2013 a printable guide from the National Alliance for Mental Illness\nMyths and Facts about Teen Depression \u2013 printable education sheets.\nMegan Mulder is a 15-year-old sophomore at Sanderson High School. She loves music and enjoys song writing in her free time.\nj3pflynn September 23, 2015 at 8:42 am\nWell said! Powerful words and I love the ending on a hopeful note. \ud83d\ude42",
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        "raw_content": "BrainGate is a brain implant system developed by the bio-tech company Cyberkinetics in 2003 in conjunction with the Department of Neuroscience at Brown University. The device was designed to help those who have lost control of their limbs, or other bodily functions, such as patients with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) or spinal cord injury.\nThe computer chip, which is implanted into the brain , monitors brain activity in the patient and converts the intention of the user into computer commands. Cyberkinetics describes that \"such applications may include novel communications interfaces for motor impaired patients, as well as the monitoring and treatment of certain diseases which manifest themselves in patterns of brain activity, such as epilepsy and depression.\"\nCurrently the chip uses 100 hair-thin electrodes that sense the electro-magnetic signature of neurons firing in specific areas of the brain, for example, the area that controls arm movement. The activities are translated into electrically charged signals and are then sent and decoded using a program, which can move either a robotic arm or a computer cursor. According to the Cyberkinetics' website, three patients have been implanted with the BrainGate system. The company has confirmed that one patient ( Matt Nagle ) has a spinal cord injury, while another has advanced ALS.\nBrain Gate Neural Interface System\nThe Brain Gate Neural Interface System is currently the subject of a pilot clinical trial being conducted under an Investigational Device Exemption (IDE) from the FDA. The system is designed to restore functionality for a limited, immobile group of severely motor-impaired individuals. It is expected that people using the BrainGate System will employ a personal computer as the gateway to a range of self-directed activities. These activities may extend beyond typical computer functions (e.g., communication) to include the control of objects in the environment such as a telephone, a television and lights.\nThe BrainGate System is based on Cyberkinetics' platform technology to sense, transmit, analyze and apply the language of neurons. The System consists of a sensor that is implanted on the motor cortex of the brain and a device that analyzes brain signals. The principle of operation behind the BrainGate System is that with intact brain function, brain signals are generated even though they are not sent to the arms, hands and legs. The signals are interpreted and translated into cursor movements, offering the user an alternate \"BrainGate pathway\" to control a computer with thought, just as individuals who have the ability to move their hands use a mouse.\nIBM, in partnership with scientists at Switzerland's Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne's (EPFL) Brain and Mind Institute will begin simulating the brain's biological systems and output the data as a working 3-dimensional model that will recreate the high-speed electro-chemical interactions that take place within the brain's interior. These include cognitive functions such as language, learning, perception and memory in addition to brain malfunction such as psychiatric disorders like depression and autism. From there, the modeling will expand to other regions of the brain and, if successful, shed light on the relationships between genetic, molecular and cognitive functions of the brain",
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        "raw_content": "Thick, healthy hair is something that many people strive for. However, due to age, genetics and health conditions, hair loss can become a problem. Although hair loss is common, it can cause one to become self-conscious about their appearance. Many will turn to or consider a hair transplant but wonder if they\u2019re a good candidate for it. Depending on a few factors, the doctor can determine if the procedure is right for you.\nIn recent years, hair transplants have become quite popular, for example, the Follicular Unit Extraction (or FUE) is one of the most common procedures. This revolutionary hair transplant is a minimally invasive technique that doesn't require stitches and features natural-looking hair. It is also a quick recovering, permanent transplant, unlike most techniques.\nHere are a few factors to take into consideration when thinking about getting a hair transplant:\nAll ages are available to get the work done but if a patient is too young doctors may want to hold off performing the transplant. Most of the young patients tend to have premature hair loss. This means that as they advance in age, hair loss will progress. For example, a young patient might need multiple procedures in the future to maintain a natural looking hairline. Older patients make the best candidates since their hair transplant will stay looking natural over time. As for the perfect age, it's above the age of 30 as their pattern has been well known and established.\nThe best candidates for hair transplants are those who take care of themselves physically. That includes eating well, exercising regularly and staying out of stressful situations as much as possible. On top of how a candidate takes care of themselves, the current condition they are in is also very important. If a patient is sick or has permanent immune system issues, it can mean a longer and tougher recovery.\nType and Classification of Hair Loss\nThis simply means how severe the patient\u2019s hair loss is. Doctors have to consider the amount of donor's hair that is available to be transplanted to the thinning areas. The amount of donor hair available determines the expected results of the procedure. If a candidate has extensive hair loss and/or a lack of donor area, the transplant could return much less than expected results from the patient. This is something that will need to be discussed between the patient and doctor before moving forward.\nDuring the consultation, the doctor will consider the above factors to determine if the patient is an eligible candidate. For more information on hair transplants, contact the team at Shear Pointe today!",
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        "raw_content": "MSNBC\u2019s Melissa Harris-Perry slams violence double standard\nOver Memorial Day weekend, gun-related violence claimed 11 Chicagoans and left 40 injured. But, while those numbers are comparable to the dozens slain and injured in Colorado on Friday, did you see \u201cChicago\u201d trending in late May? Such consistent, persistent and widely accepted violence has MSNBC host Melissa Harris-Perry worked up.\nThe day after the horrific shootings at a midnight showing of The Dark Knight Rises, Melissa Harris-Perry took to her self-titled show to rail against the rampant gun violence that reduces victims to mere \u201cnumbers.\u201d And she also slammed the media\u2019s treatment of gun violence in cities such as Chicago and New Orleans, where such shootings are all-too-often considered \u201cjust another day in paradise.\u201d\n\u201cTragic \u2014 that\u2019s the word that comes to mind when we\u2019re thinking about what happened in Colorado,\u201d said the 38-year-old, who doubles as a guest host for Rachel Maddow. \u201cBut, still we can\u2019t lose sight of the shattered lives and loss that occurred there, we also have to remember the tragedy that happens around our country on a daily basis.\n\u201cBoth instances speak to the perilous state we\u2019re at when it comes to violence.\u201d\nA Tulane University professor, Harris-Perry shared statistics about the gun violence plaguing her current home of New Orleans, as well as metros such as Chicago and L.A., with alarming frequency.\nShe admits that, while these type of stats show the magnitude of the problem, they don\u2019t show the people behind the numbers.\nWe\u2019re getting to know some of the victims of the Colorado shootings \u2014 such as aspiring sports broadcaster Jessica Ghawi (Redfield).\nBut will we ever really know 19-year-old Akil Partee, who was gunned down in Chicago Saturday morning? Or Pablo Hernandez, 41, who was killed in a separate shooting within hours of Partee being shot?\nIn all, the Chicago Sun-Times reports three people were killed \u2014 and dozens more hurt \u2014 during the weekend that the nation reeled from the mass shootings in the Denver suburb.\n\u201cThe victims in Colorado, they were part of someone\u2019s family,\u201d Harris-Perry said. \u201cThese young men and women in cities across the countries had hopes and dreams that will never be met, and until we get serious about the causes and effects of gun violence everywhere, we\u2019ll continue to compile statistics on the epidemic.\n\u201cWhat I want us to do, is start working to save people from it.\u201d\nImage courtesy of HRC/WENN.com",
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        "raw_content": "Eight truths about parenting multiple toddlers\nWithout doubt, the toddler years with your twins, triplets or more will be full of laughter and amazement, not to mention CEO-level management. It is a time during which you will see clear evidence of the bond that has been forming between your children since the moment they were conceived. There are also many common challenges parents encounter while raising multiple toddlers. The bottom line is that these little people, while only two or three years old, are thoroughly convinced they rule the roost. That\u2019s the bad news. The good news \u2014 you\u2019re not alone!\nA little advance mental preparation goes a long way toward long-term sanity. Knowing what\u2019s coming will ensure that you are at least one step ahead of those of us who had no idea what we were in for.\nIt will be a very noisy time\nTwo and three year olds are notorious for having an opinion on nearly everything. They are also prone to needing to express those opinions \u2014 loudly \u2014 at each and every opportunity.\nThat in itself makes for a potentially deafening environment much of the time. However, put two, three or more toddlers with opinions in a room together and you\u2019ll quickly find value in construction-grade earplugs.\nAdditionally, toddlers don\u2019t merely express their opinions; they need to be sure you\u2019ve heard them.\nThey don\u2019t really care whether or not you agree, but they do require an indication that you\u2019re listening. Until they receive that acknowledgement, they will continue to repeat the same comment or question over and over (and over) until you respond \u2014 and then possibly a few more times even after you\u2019ve acknowledged them.\nBe prepared to make the words, \u201cUh-huh,\u201d \u201cOK,\u201d and \u201cYes\u201d staples of your vocabulary. Although be careful that you don\u2019t become too unaware of what they are saying as you respond so carelessly.\nOne day, my boys were communicating why it was so important that they retrieve and consume a bag of marshmallows, and in my state of exhaustion, I uttered several \u201cUh-huhs.\u201d\nBefore I knew it, they were on the dining room floor devouring the contents of the bag hand over fist. Needless to say, it did not go well when I informed them I had \u201cmisunderstood,\u201d and that the marshmallows needed to go back into the pantry.\nThe art of childproofing will be taken to a whole new level\nToddlers love to explore. Multiple toddlers tend to take the concepts of exploration and adventure a few steps further and \u2014 trust me \u2014 they will get into things you never imagined they would (or could).\nYou\u2019ve likely seen the pictures of one twin standing on the other twin\u2019s shoulders in order to retrieve the ice cream from the top shelf of the freezer.\nI had to screw the floor vent into the floorboards in my sons\u2019 room because they continued to remove it \u2014 even after it had been secured with professional-grade carpet tape \u2014 and stuff everything under the sun (including the contents of their diapers) down it.\nMy friend Mollie found her boys straddling the tops of their crib headboards as if they were on their own personal broncos even though they can\u2019t yet climb up onto their chairs at the kitchen table by themselves.\nMultiple toddlers barely speak your language, but they have a way of communicating with one another to strategize a way of reaching the tallest spot in the house or opening anything with a certified childproofing mechanism. In fact, most childproofing mechanisms don\u2019t work for too terribly long with multiples.\nThese days, if I need an outlet cover or a door knob cover removed, I just call on one of my boys. The lesson: If it gets too quiet in the house and you know they are not asleep, be very concerned.\nPotty training requires utmost patience\nMost parents dread the potty training process. In fact, I\u2019ve known many a mom who has claimed that in the end, the person who really needed to be potty trained was she, not her child.\nThe reason for this is that when you are in Target and your child announces \u2014 just as you are ready to enter the check-out line with an entire cart full of purchases \u2014 that he needs to go potty, it\u2019s sometimes easier just to say, \u201cIt\u2019s OK honey; you have a Pull-Up on.\u201d\nRegardless of the training program you use, it\u2019s a safe bet that your multiples won\u2019t take to using the watering hole at precisely the same moment or in precisely the same manner. Sounds frighteningly familiar to the sleep training routine you went through when they were six months old, doesn\u2019t it?\nI can almost guarantee that for awhile, once you get child No. 1 out of the Target restroom, having ascertained to the best of your ability that child No. 2 does not have to go (and even possibly after convincing her to try anyway), child No. 2 will announce that she now has to go\u2026right now \u2026 or else.\nAnd rest assured, it will be the day you decided to try putting them in real underwear, so you won\u2019t even be able to rely on the Pull-Ups. What you will be able to rely on is the fact that a clean-up request will be announced for Lane 6 momentarily.\nPatience is the key when potty training multiples. It may not even be worth it to form a strategy for this task because when and where they use the potty is one of the few functions over which children have complete control.\nIt\u2019s also a good idea to keep a training potty in your car for emergencies. The answer to \u201cCan you wait three minutes until we get home?\u201d is typically going to be \u201cNo.\u201d\nThey are finicky, and they\u2019ll switch on a dime\nKnow that the minute you produce the apple juice your two year old has requested, he\u2019ll decide he wants orange juice \u2014 and will accept nothing less.\nThe issue when you\u2019re raising more than one toddler at the same time is that the instant Katie decides her apple juice isn\u2019t going to work, Kelly will insist that hers isn\u2019t going to work either.\nSame goes for shirt, pant, and shoe selection. Another enjoyable experience: One of your toddlers asks to watch \u201cFinding Nemo\u201d while the other insists on watching \u201cThe Wiggles.\u201d\nNegotiating that dispute is always fun, but I can assure you that as accommodating as I try to be many days, I will not be purchasing another TV to help such situations! I have one child who likes for me to sing to the radio in the car and one who would have you think such an activity is doing irreparable damage to his ear drums.\nThey both scream, one for me to sing and the other for me to stop. As you can imagine, there is no good solution to this other than turning the radio off, attempting to tune the kids out, and singing a lullaby to myself.\nYou must determine when you will draw the line on the constant need for modifications, and know that the point at which you choose to draw the line can change at any time given how much sleep you had the night before or how many times you\u2019ve had to go through the change routine already that day.\nI usually try to make it quite clear up front that there is time and opportunity for one choice per meal, outing or movie watching session.\nThere is no such thing as a family meal with fewer than 20 options\nAt some point you will likely determine it\u2019s time to begin serving \u201cfamily dinners,\u201d whereby you all gather around the table for a delicious, healthy meal you\u2019ve slaved over, accompanied by some good old-fashioned family conversation. Such intentions are absolutely to be admired.\nBe prepared, however, for the fact that in all likelihood, your toddlers won\u2019t like what\u2019s being served (and if only one does, the other may well suddenly change her mind, as I mentioned earlier).\nI used to become so frustrated when I\u2019d cook a nice meal, only to have it accompanied not by conversation but by constant screaming for Cheerios, marshmallows or pizza, that I devised a solution that does indeed work about 60 percent of the time. I put applesauce, yogurt, and a fruit or vegetable that I know they like on the table with the other menu items.\nThis way, there\u2019s something I am certain they will eat even if it\u2019s not what they\u2019d order off the menu given the choice, and my husband and I don\u2019t find ourselves having to stand up every four seconds to retrieve such an item from the refrigerator or pantry.\nObviously, you\u2019re going to be dealing with multiple shirts, shorts and shoes for the next 16 years or so. However, the toddler years with multiples can be expensive for more reasons than just clothes.\nIt is usually during these years that we start signing our kids up for music classes, parent/tot swimming classes, mother\u2019s-day-out programs, or \u2014 for the extremely optimistic fathers out there \u2014 golf lessons.\nIn most cases, you will be responsible for registration and participation fees times two or more.\nBe sure to inquire whether the program offers a discount for multiples. Oftentimes, at least the registration fee will be reduced. For mother\u2019s-day-out programs, the second child\u2019s registration and participation fees are often discounted.\nAlthough it can be expensive, try not to opt out of such activities for financial reasons alone. The time away from the house (and the kids if it\u2019s a mom\u2019s-day-out program) and the social opportunities for the kids are both important.\nOne trick we\u2019ve used is to set aside holiday and birthday money given to the boys instead of spending it on yet another toy. When it comes time to pay the program fees, the money is available. Plus, the grandparents from whom the money often came in the first place are thrilled to be funding such an experience for their grandchildren.\nYou are going to need a hobby you greatly enjoy\nThere is a reason the term \u201cThe Terrible Twos\u201d has gained a lot of notoriety. It\u2019s a time during which toddlers learn a great deal, which is exciting to watch.\nIt\u2019s also a time when you will be challenged almost constantly in terms of your ability to be patient and calm, and possibly not to shout \u201cShut up!\u201d at the top of your lungs as everyone vies for your attention simultaneously for the sixth hour in a row.\nIt will be critical to your sanity during this time to have a hobby you enjoy and can lose yourself in as often as necessary. Older pastimes such as knitting, quilting, crocheting and sewing are once again attracting young moms.\nPark districts as well as retail stores specializing in these pastimes often offer reasonably priced courses in the evenings or on weekends if you are a beginner.\nIt\u2019s a great way to get out, meet other women, and work on a project that has an end date in sight and doesn\u2019t scream at you as you work on it. Other options: yoga, photography or cake decorating. Park districts almost always offer interesting courses for beginners at great rates. Check out their offerings list for next session!\nIt\u2019s going to be messy\nToddlers have little to no need for order and cleanliness. Find me a toddler\u2019s room that is cleaned by him or her on a weekly basis and, well, I\u2019m moving in with you for a week to absorb your strategy.\nPlay-Doh will end up on the floor (but hopefully not in the carpet), crayon will end up on walls (buy the washable kind), sippy cups will spill (even though the manufacturer claims they are spill-proof), and more urine will likely hit the floor than the cute little potty bowl.\nI know without a doubt that I could clean all day, every day, and be able to start all over again once I was finished. Keep the following running through your head: \u201cI have toddlers. The house is going to be messy. It won\u2019t last forever.\u201d If it gets to a point that is intolerable to you, hire a cleaning service to come every two weeks to at least clean bathrooms, dust, and vacuum. Those are the things you probably won\u2019t get to after you\u2019ve wiped up the Play-Doh, crayon, spilled milk and urine (over and over again). Believe me, the money is worth it.\nAfter all, they say a cluttered house creates a cluttered mind. I don\u2019t know about you, but if my mind gets any more cluttered than it is already, I\u2019ll turn into someone else.\nOccasionally, even amidst the endless tossing of Legos, demands for one more bedtime song and orders to retrieve a blue plate instead of an orange one, I can understand the toddler mindset. 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        "raw_content": "A new study states that the closer babies are spaced, the higher the risk of the younger sibling developing autism.\nAutism affects one in 110 children in America. However the exact cause of the disorder, which can cause social and communication impairments, has been hard to pinpoint for researchers.\nA new study published in Pediatrics releases surprising data that points out the correlation between the risk of autism and how far apart the children were spaced.\nThe findings of the autism study\nThe study studied more than 660,000 California babies born between 1992 and 2002 and revealed the following:\nChildren who were born less than one year after the older child were more than three times as likely to have an autism diagnosis, compared with children born at least three years apart.\nChildren born less than two years after an older child were twice as likely to be diagnosed with autism.\nIt appears, according to this study, that the magic number to space your children is at least two years apart to decrease the chances of the younger child having autism. It is also interesting to note that this study found the same percentage for parents of all ages, suggesting that spacing, not age, was more of a risk factor for autism.\nWhy does spacing affect autism rates?\nCo-author of the study, Peter Bearman, says that pregnancy depletes the mother of necessary nutrients, such as iron and folic acid, and it takes a certain period of time for those nutrients to build back up. If the babies are spaced closer together, the mother has fewer nutrients to give the baby, which increases the risk of autism.\n\u201cThat was pretty shocking to us, to be honest,\u201d said Bearman. \u201cNo matter what we did, whether we were looking at autism severity, looking at age, or looking at all the various dimensions we could think of, we couldn\u2019t get rid of this finding.\u201d He said more studies need to be done to confirm their findings.\nThe cause of autism?\nResearchers have pointed out that a number of factors contribute to autism, including closely spaced pregnancies. Other risk factors include older parents, premature babies and pregnant moms who contract German measles.\nBearman says it may not be one factor that causes autism, but \u201ca combination of effects, not a single explanation but a combination of dynamics.\u201d\nClosely spaced pregnancies have jumped from 11 percent in 1995 to 18 percent in 2002, possibly because women are waiting until they are older to start a family and do not want to wait too long between each child. Unplanned pregnancies also are a big factor in this number.\nThe study that linked autism to vaccines, published in The Lancet in 1998, has since been retracted and studies have shown no correlation between vaccines and autism.\nIn fact, the British Medical Journal last week went as far to say that The Lancet study that said there was a link between autism and vaccines was nothing more than an \u201celaborate fraud.\u201d\nThe March of Dimes recommends at least one year between pregnancies, but says this study \u201cprovides additional reasons for those recommendations to be made.\u201d They also encourage all women of childbearing age to regularly take a multivitamin containing folic acid, since half all pregnancies are unplanned.\nAutism signs, symptoms, qualities and quirks\nThe upside of autism: Joyful reflections from parents of autistic children\nWhen autism is family: What it\u2019s like living with an autistic child\n>>Find more articles about autism in our Autistic Spectrum Disorders section!\nautism autism and vaccines babies",
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        "raw_content": "Thaine\u2019s practice focuses on the prosecution of patents in the areas of mechanical, electro-mechanical, process and software engineering. With more than 12 years of practical engineering experience, Thaine has worked on projects in the following industries: assembly automation engineering, consumer electronics, data storage, medical, MEMS, military, optics, semiconductor, and telecommunications. His background involves working with inventors, scientists, engineers, and non-technical personnel\u2026",
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        "title": "Disappearing act: As province booms, five towns fight decline \u2014 Saskatoon Housing Initiatives Partnership",
        "raw_content": "Disappearing act: As province booms, five towns fight decline\nBy Phil Tank, The StarPhoenix October 18, 2013 - While the Saskatoon region bursts with unprecedented growth, some villages near the city are experiencing a population decline. The Star-Phoenix visited five of these communities to get their stories.\nSaskatchewan's tiniest town is shrinking.\nThis community about 100 kilometres southwest of Saskatoon and about 15 kilometres northeast of Rosetown achieved town status in 1910 with a population of 264, and never got much closer to the 500 people it would need to be considered a Saskatchewan town today.\nNow, while communities closer to Saskatoon are experiencing double-digit growth and turning from towns into cities and from villages into towns, Zealandia has been declining for a decade. In the 2011 census, its population dropped to 80 from 90 in 2006 (an 11.9 per cent decline) after a previous decline from 111 in 2001 (18.9 per cent).\n\"I hate to see this town die,\" said Phil Donkers, who was busy renovating his house this month. \"I don't think it can get any worse. It's got to start getting better.\"\nDonkers, who is semi-retired, has lived in Zealandia for about a year and a half. His wife commutes to work in Saskatoon and they are committed to staying in the community.\nHis biggest complaint is the auto wrecking yard along a stretch of Highway 7 next to the entrance to the town, which he calls a \"disaster\" and an \"eyesore.\"\nIn addition to what looks like an auto graveyard, the town rink has been dormant for a year due to a lack of volunteers. The inside of the Zealandia Recreation Centre is littered with empty beer cans and bottles. The Zealandia Zippers dressing room is strewn with broken glass and bottle caps. Nearby, a softball field is overgrown with grass and weeds.\nOptimism, however, has not melted away like the rink's ice.\n\"We feel like we're going the other way,\" said town clerk Lynn Farquharson, who used to run the grocery store before it closed in the early 1980s. \"We'll never get storefronts and businesses again because Rosetown's too close.\"\nFarquharson said the town hired its first bylaw enforcement officer three years ago to help keep the town clean. The town has also recently sold some plots of land with the stipulation that building must start within two years.\n\"If they do what they say they're going to do, we could see some expansion,\" Farquharson said.\nUnlike some of the five communities The StarPhoenix toured this month, the United church in Zealandia is still operating. \"It's squeaking by,\" Farquharson said.\nThe grain elevator has been transformed into a plant for processing pulse crops, and the SaskTel cellphone tower seems somewhat out of place near other signs of decline.\nDespite efforts to reverse this slide, Prof. Rose Olfert of the University of Saskatchewan's Johnson-Shoyama Graduate School of Public Policy said shrinking rural villages are fighting a trend toward urbanization that's taking place all over the planet.\n\"They are likely to eventually disappear,\" Olfert said in an interview. \"They don't decline very rapidly. It's a long, slow process.\"\nBetween 2006 and 2011, census numbers show Saskatchewan villages grew by 4.7 per cent, while towns grew by eight per cent and cities expanded by 8.7 per cent. Saskatoon grew by 11.4 per cent. Rural municipalities suffered a slight decline. Larger farms, and shrinking numbers of farmers, have altered the provincial landscape.\nThat doesn't change the affection some people feel for the lifestyle small communities offer.\n\"We have terrific neighbours,\" Donkers said, \"and there's terrific people here.\"\nVeronica Prokopiw apologized for not having her restaurant completely decked out in Halloween gear on a recent October day, even though it's tough to imagine a more thorough effort.\nThere were even toy spiders stuck on the front door.\nProkopiw's Terrace Dining Room stood out as a business making an effort - and seeing it pay off - amid the closed doors, dilapidated buildings and fading signs of other failed businesses in shrinking villages. A lot of her customers come from out of town, Prokopiw said as people lined up to pay for their lunches.\nBroderick, just east of Outlook on Highway 15, is home to a potato plant. That didn't stop the village of 71 from losing 15 per cent of its residents from 2001 to 2011.\n\"The new mayor is trying to grow it bigger,\" Prokopiw said. \"The only thing I told him is, before we get bigger, fix what we have.\"\nInfrastructure is an obvious problem for tiny communities that are getting smaller.\n\"We need to improve our roads and things like that,\" said Mayor Randy Downton, who added the village has money in the bank. Downton, who was elected about a year ago, said he thinks people have left Broderick for nearby Outlook.\nHowever, he believes Broderick can attract people with its low taxes and low housing costs. You can buy a 1,000-square-foot bungalow for $150,000.\nDownton said his village, which has burned twice in its century of history, can also rebound from its current crisis.\n\"This is just an amazing little community,\" Downton said as he took a break from renovating his house.\n\"We've got lots of room for growth.\"\nWant to buy a church? A shuttered United church in this community of about 50 people is for sale as a residence. The asking price is $130,000, and it's advertised as having two bedrooms and two bathrooms.\n\"I've seen so many of our rural assets fade away, unfortunately,\" Hawarden postmaster Janelle Christiansen said. She was born and raised in Hawarden, which is between Outlook and Kenaston, about 10 kilometres south of Highway 15.\nChristiansen returned to her home village from Saskatoon to take over the job previously held by both her father and mother. The family used to run a hardware store connected to the post office. Like the other villages, the Hawarden post office is the only enterprise that is reliably open during business hours.\n\"I would like to see it flourish again,\" Christiansen said. Her Scandinavian accent, which tells the story of the community's roots, remains strong - think Frances McDormand in the film Fargo.\nRescuing the village from decline, however, could prove difficult. From 2006 to 2011, Hawarden, which celebrated its 100th anniversary in 2009, lost one-third of its residents.\n\"We're all sort of struggling with how to address things,\" said village clerk Barbara Martin, who is the fourth person to occupy the position in the last three years. The new mayor and council were elected last fall.\nMartin does not believe the census numbers are \"all that statistically meaningful.\" She said most habitable properties in the village have someone living in them. Many houses have been demolished over the years, too.\nRight across from the village office is a closed store - KC Lucky Dollar - that's used for storage. A heritage property once housed a Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce. Christiansen said the bank vault is still inside the building.\nMartin recalled wistfully that there was once an ice cream parlour in the village, but she's realistic about attracting future businesses.\n\"That would be a very difficult thing to do at this point,\" she said. \"We have to resign ourself to just being a place where people live.\"\nLike many, Martin drives about an hour into Saskatoon to shop.\nProf. Rose Olfert of the University of Saskatchewan's Johnson-Shoyama Graduate School of Public Policy said disappearing businesses reflect the choices of people in the community.\n\"They understand where they're spending their income, and it's not in the local community to keep it going,\" Olfert said.\nThere are some who see a future in Hawarden, however. Someone from China recently bought the local hotel - which, like many such businesses in these villages, is really a bar with limited operating hours.\n\"The only people who have any interest in buying businesses in town are people from China,\" Martin said. \"I guess they see more potential than we do.\"\n\"People thought we were crazy when we decided to renovate,\" said Kathy Haapala, who lives with her husband and children in this community on Highway 219, about 10 kilometres east of Outlook.\nThe Haapalas' modern-looking house stands out among the mostly weathered homes in Glenside, which lost a third of its people between 2006 and 2011, when just 59 people called the village home.\nHaapala said she knows they will never get out of their home the money they put into it. They didn't do it for the resale value. They love living here.\n\"You kind of have a country life, too, but a little bit of town,\" she said.\nHowever, they spend a lot of time on the road. Haapala's husband, Murray, commutes 50 minutes each way to his job at KPMG in Saskatoon. All of their shopping is done in Outlook, where their children also go to school.\n\"There's just no business here,\" Haapala said.\nAt the other end of the Glenside housing spectrum is the shack John Peters bought for $500 five years ago. Peters, 69, had to connect the electricity. He plans to tear down the structure and replace it with a trailer.\nThere are three or four empty houses in the village, and of the few that have sold recently, the sellers did not get the price they were seeking, he said.\n\"There aren't too many people here that are staying here,\" said Peters, who is semi-retired but helped local farmers with their harvest well into the night earlier this month.\nOf those in town who still work, almost all do so out of town, he said.\n\"Once they're in a state of decline, it's hard to reverse that,\" said Prof. Bob Patrick, chair of the University of Saskatchewan's regional and urban planning program.\nPatrick said growth in a nearby community can help spur decline in a centre. 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        "raw_content": "Which country is ideal for your retirement plan?\nI would pick based on the following factors:\nClimate \u2013 in older age joints tend to ache in colder weather, so not surprisingly people favour warmer climates.\nGood healthcare \u2013 You would want healthcare that is to a high standard and accessible.\nSafe \u2013 Not exactly going to be in a position to defend your home and will become more vulnerable, so you want a country with low levels of crime.\nCommunity \u2013 You would want a support network \u2013 or perhaps even retirment homes and villages nearby etc. \u2013 this is for social reasons as well as more practical ones.\nFamily proximity \u2013 Many wouldn\u2019t wish to be too far away from their family.\nLow cost \u2013 many people will be spending their capital as well as their income, and most don\u2019t have enough savings to fund a full retirement in expensive countries.\nYour country of choice will depend a lot on where you are from, but from people in the UK, France/Spain/Italy etc., are all favoured places because they incorporate some or all of the above factors.\nIt depends on what stage of retirement you are at as well \u2013 early years are more mobile and leisurely, later years you need more support and healthcare etc.\nAlso, you don\u2019t have to just pick one country \u2013 maybe have a base and then spend part of each year in a different location (that\u2019s what I will do anyway). I would also favour going wherever my money stretches the furthest (at least for half the year) \u2013 so if I retired today I would spend a lot of time in south east asia \u2013 you can live in a hotel and eat out everyday for the cost of living in some boring part of the UK. Seems like a far more interesting, enjoyable and comfortable way to spend retirement.\n\u2190 What is the best bank or broker to invest at United Kingdom? As a 70yr old living, with state pension (UK), no home, 150K (GBP) savings - what is best way to invest the money to live off for the next 20 years? \u2192",
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        "raw_content": "OOriginally known as the Cape of Storms, this tumultuous corner of Southern Africa has a history that will leave you feeling moved and enriched.\nCommunities of people had lived in the Cape region long before the beginning of the Christian era, surviving by hunting, fishing and gathering edible plants and roots. They were the ancestors of the Khoisan people of the modern time - the Bushmen - known as the San the Khoikhoi. They were hunter-gatherers who lived in small, loosely knit groups, highly mobile on account of their dependence on game, therefore also widely dispersed.\nBefore the Dutch came to the Cape the Bushmen conducted trade with their Bantu-speaking neighbours in cattle and, to a lesser extent, iron and copper. After the arrival of men from Europe, they traded their cattle for tobacco and began to act as brokers in developing trade between the Europeans and the Xhosa tribes to the east.\nIn 1487, the Portuguese sailor Bartholomeus Dias set out to find a sea route to the East. Sailing along the west coast of Africa, his ships encountered a terrible storm, which drove them out to sea and away from the coast. Once the storm had passed they resumed their journey in an easterly direction, expecting to reach the coast. After a number of days' sailing without any sign of land, they changed direction and headed north, eventually landing at the mouth of the Gouritz River on the east coast of Africa on 3 February 1488. Dias and his crew were the first Europeans on record to round the Cape, albeit unwittingly.\nWWith over 600 years of amalgamated cultural influences, the cuisine here is celebrated - Cape Town is consistently voted as the number one food destination in the world.\nTThe Castle of Good Hope, a sea fortress built by Dutch settlers is a prime example of a \u201cstar fort\u201d and was built between 1666 and 1679 by the Dutch East India Company. It\u2019s the oldest existing colonial building in South Africa. Its position marks the original shoreline before years of land reclamation changed the Table Bay coastline.\nFFrom there, head to the Company Gardens, where the original storehouse was built in the late 1600s to house fruit and water for passing ships, it was later converted into a home and is known as Groote Schuur (translated from Afrikaans to mean Big Shed). It was also the site for the signing of the historic \"Groote Schuur Minute\" between Nelson Mandela and F.W. De Klerk, the then President of South Africa, on 4 May 1990.\nIn this area you can also explore the cobbled Government Avenue, where you will see historic buildings such as Tuynhuys, the Cape residence of the State President and the South African Museum.\nIn keeping with this type of atmosphere, the Dutch East India Company built a slave lodge next door to the gardens. The former Slave Lodge on Church Square was built in 1679 to house thousands of slaves. This museum is open to the public for a minimal fee. Many of the slaves were from Malaya and settled in Bo-Kaap. Today you can visit the colourful terraced homes in the area, taste the local food, and listen to the fascinating stories. As Malay people are Muslim, the call to prayer can be heard at sunrise and sunset.\nWWithin the city, you will often see areas that look like scars \u2013 empty blocks between big buildings. Forced removals during Apartheid affected local communities. To understand the devastation behind the removals, the District Six Museum traces the journey \u2013 and tries to make sense of what is happening now as Cape Town becomes gentrified once again.\nFor a taste of today\u2019s vibrant culture and to see how communities have readjusted since 1994, tours to the townships take you to see history in the making. Originally areas that people were sent to, the townships are now home for hundreds of thousands. While there, visit arts and crafts centres, see how sustainable development is changing lives, and enjoy a traditional street braai (barbeque).\nNo trip to Cape Town is complete without a visit to Robben Island, one of the most famous prisons in the world. During Apartheid, many of South Africa\u2019s freedom fighters were sent here, including Nelson Mandela. The island has an eerie quality with its wheeling gulls, limestone pits, belching seals and scrubby flora. The museum tour is presented by ex-inmates, making this World Heritage Site one of the most affecting you will ever experience.",
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        "raw_content": "Overrides to become more common, tax expert says\nNEW BEDFORD \u2014 Cities and towns in Massachusetts are heading toward fiscal crisis, but a number of them will have to run into serious trouble before state officials take notice.\nAARON NICODEMUS\nThat was the message Michael Widmer, president of the Massachusetts Taxpayers Foundation, laid out to a meeting of 30 mayors at the New Bedford Whaling Museum on Wednesday.\n\"There is a long-term structural problem here, and the Massachusetts budget is not going to be strong enough to produce the revenues needed at the local level,\" Mr. Widmer said. There will be more towns seeking overrides, but Mr. Widmer said more attempts won't necessarily mean more successes.\n\"What you've got here is a big squeeze,\" he said. \"State revenues are growing slowly and are not keeping pace with the big increases of spending at the local level.\"\nDartmouth's $8.46 million override of Proposition 2\u00bd has drawn much attention locally, but the town is hardly alone. More than 50 towns across the state are proposing overrides, according to the Department of Revenue's Division of Local Services, with more than half of those going down to defeat.\nIn the North Shore town of Stoneham, a $3 million override failed, causing the town's School Committee to eliminate the athletic budget at the high school, plus art and music programs in the elementary and middle schools. The move has proven to be incredibly unpopular, with parents considering sending their children to private schools and launching a fundraising drive to save high school sports. The committee has also voted to close down the sixth-grade wing of the middle school and send those students back to the elementary schools.\nThis week, Norton voters overwhelmingly defeated a $1 million override and a $1.7 million debt exclusion, both of which would have funded operating expenses.\nIn Bridgewater, voters recently shot down a $2.9 million override, causing selectmen and the school board to slash 74 jobs. Middleboro voters shot down a host of override questions in the first week of June.\n\"I think it will take a lot of Stonehams, where there are dramatic cuts in services, so it becomes headline news in a dozen or two dozen communities, for the Legislature and governor to stand up and take notice,\" Mr. Widmer told the mayors. \"There's nothing but politically difficult decisions around this.\"\nEven when an override passes, like the $4.8 million override in Maynard or the $1.5 million in a series of overrides in Kingston, it only solves financial problems temporarily, he said.\n\"The issue isn't being addressed structurally,\" he said. \"You're putting more pressure on the local taxpayers without solving the problem. That same community could ask for another override in a couple of years.\"\nIt was a bit ironic that Mr. Widmer delivered this message on overrides to 30 mayors from North Adams to Brockton. Taxpayers in cities have almost no appetite for overrides, he said.\nOne exception occurred Saturday in Taunton, where voters approved a temporary tax hike to borrow $18 million over 20 years for a new high school. But the Taunton measure was technically a debt-exclusion tax hike and not a general Proposition 2\u00bd override to fund town services.\nMr. Widmer said hard decisions have to be made at both the local and state levels.\nLocally, cities and towns have to get a handle on their pension and health care costs for municipal employees. Those costs are rising so fast that municipalities cannot keep up with them, he said. One suggestion the Massachusetts Taxpayers Foundation has made is for municipalities to join the health care system that covers state employees.\n\"The power of public employee unions really stops this,\" he said. \"Towns really need to address the question of whether they can support the benefit structure they have in place.\"\nOn the revenue side, the state can either raise its income or sales tax to provide more money to cities and towns, he said. Or the Legislature could create a new tax that would be earmarked for cities and towns.\n\"There's no stomach, politically, for some of these moves,\" he said.\nContact Aaron Nicodemus at\nanicodemus@s-t.com",
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Unfortunately, research does not back up the claims of these human barometers\u2026 with a 1997 study by Drake finding that patients could not accurately predict the weather simply based on their joint aches. Still \u2013 there is PLENTY of anecdotal evidence\u2026 meaning that the debate is not likely to be settled anytime soon. Recently, there is a growing body of evidence showing that weather does affect the joints\u2026 whether patients are able to predict this or not.\nWHAT THE RESEARCH REALLY SHOWS\nTwo weather factors that research focus on are temperature and barometric pressure (air pressure). Cold temperatures appear to be connected with an increase in musculoskeletal issues \u2013 including neck pain. A study in 2008 by Piedrahita looked at those working in subarctic Alaska in very, very cold conditions (- 43 to \u2013 62 Celsius). About 21% of the workers suffered pain in the neck. It was recommended that the workers wear heavier protective clothing\u2026 but that placed additional strain on the muscles needed to carry out their work. Talk about a catch 22!\nIn 2007, Schiller reported on an interesting case where neck pain was caused by low temperatures\u2026 but through a different mechanism. The patient\u2019s pain was caused by the the cold causing stenosis (narrowing) of the external carotid arteries. In this case, the patient\u2019s pain was treated by doing a \u201croto-rooter\u201d job on these arteries.\nCold temperatures have also been known to cause pain in those suffering from rheumatoid arthritis\u2026 but not osteoarthritis. Perhaps that is due to the mangling of joints that often occurs in rheumatoid arthritis. In particular, cold and damp weather raised pain levels \u2013 whereas warm, dry conditions lessened neck pain levels.\nThe most researched weather aspect is barometric pressure\u2026 with specific research trying to link joint pain to air pressure. No specific mechanism has been found\u2026 but the main premise is that external air pressure causes changes in the pressure of the joints in the body (e.g. in the synovial fluid)\u2026 which leads to compression of the nerves and blood vessels in the cervical spine. This is similar to when you crack your neck or joints\u2026 the relief from this feeling of increased pressure can feel great!\nOSTEOARTHRITIS AND THE WEATHER\nA 2004 study by Verges found more arthritic pain when air pressure fell below certain levels (as with a coming storm)\u2026 but were not significantly affected by temperature changes. In the same study, rheumatoid arthritis patients were not affected by the pressure changes\u2026 but did experience more pain when temperatures fell. The difference between the two groups remains unexplained \u2013 but many other studies have also reached inconsistent findings too.\nAIR PRESSURE, OXYGEN AND FATIGUE\nThe oxygen content of the air is related to air pressure. As the pressure does down \u2013 there is a lower concentration of oxygen for us to breathe. This means that our bodies become more easily fatigued\u2026 and are able to do less work before neck pain, exhaustion and cramps set in. While this is rarely a big problem, since air pressure changes are mostly quite small, it may mean that low energy people (sufferers of fibromyalgia and neck pain, among others) may have more severe and frequent neck pain and other musculoskeletal symptoms.\nDEPRESSION, NECK PAIN AND NUTRITION\nDid you ever hear of \u201cseasonal nutritional deficiencies?\u201d Think of too many Halloween treats or too many Christmas cookies. Anyway\u2026 these deficiencies are sometimes linked to mood disorders, such as depression. Many people have the \u201cwinter blues\u201d where they feel depressed\u2026 have low energy levels and may have an exaggerated response to pain. Depression was found to lower the pain tolerance \u2013 particularly in fibromyalgia cases (2008, Klauenberg)\u2026 which often led to neck pain and tenderness.\nWay back in 1944, a military doctor named T.G. Heaton wrote a report about soldiers suffering from joint pain but with no clinical signs. He noted that cold, damp weather worsens the suffering. Those who are depressed or suffering from low mood are often said to be \u201cunder the weather\u201d. Since depression rates rise over the winter months, maybe there is a longer term connection to look at rather than just a day-by-day correlation.\nWINTER MONTHS AND CHRONIC NECK/JOINT PAIN\nDepressed people may have exaggerated responses by their immune system to threats\u2026 with increased inflammation that could lead to neck and joint pain. It\u2019s worth noting that Vitamin D3 levels also tend to plummet during winter\u2026 which can affect mood, the immune system and joints and bones. This may be one of the reasons for more severe and long-lasting pain in the neck and joints.\nOne of the more extreme examples of weather affecting our joints is in \u201cfamilial cold autoinflammatory syndrome\u201d (FCAS)\u2026 in which cold can cause a rash, fever and joint/neck pain. 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        "raw_content": "Christianity was built around Christ. Through His death, He unified a community of believers to attest to the greatness of God. He sacrificed Himself to deliver a message that we are at war with sin itself. The keys of the kingdom of God were left at the hands of Simon, whom He called Peter (from the Greek word Petros, meaning \u201crock\u201d), and on this rock, Christ built His church. As the keys to the kingdom of heaven, scripture from the gospel of Matthew declares the following:\nWhen Jesus came to the region of Caesarea Philippi, he asked his disciples, \u201cWho do people say the Son of Man is?\u201d They replied, \u201cSome say John the Baptist; others say Elijah; and still others, Jeremiah or one of the prophets.\u201d \u201cBut what about you?\u201d he asked. \u201cWho do you say I am?\u201d Simon Peter answered, \u201cYou are the Messiah, the Son of the living God.\u201d Jesus replied, \u201cBlessed are you, Simon son of Jonah, for this was not revealed to you by flesh and blood, but by my Father in heaven. And I tell you that you are Peter, [a] and on this rock, I will build my church, and the gates of Hades[b] will not overcome it. I will give you the keys of the kingdom of heaven; whatever you bind on earth will be[c] bound in heaven, and whatever you loose on earth will be[d] loosed in heaven.\u201d Then he ordered his disciples not to tell anyone that he was the Messiah. (Matt. 16:13\u201320, NIV)\nWhat are the keys to the kingdom of heaven? The phrase \u201ckeys of the kingdom\u201d means that all believers of God can share the truth with others and spread the gospel. Repentance and conversion, along with living a life as an obedient and faithful Christian, opens the doors to eternal life. God knew His death was just the beginning, and handing Peter the keys to the kingdom of God would be the birth of his church. Peter would take his Word and use it in the war to come. All the faithful that came after Peter will come to know of the mission that sin may be fought through prayer in this spiritual warfare.\nPeter was called, but so are you, in your own little way. How do you plan to serve God today? Comment below.\nTo learn more about spiritual warfare, grab a copy of my book, Invading the Kingdom of Darkness, which is available at LitFire Publishing, Amazon, and Barnes & Noble. Connect with Samuel on Facebook and Goodreads.\nBibleStudy.org. \u201cKeys of the Kingdom.\u201d Accessed October 16, 2017. http://www.biblestudy.org/roman-empire/keys-of-the-kingdom-of-heaven.html.",
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        "raw_content": "State laws restrict or prevent shipping wine directly to consumers in some states. Deliveries can only be made to physical addresses. We cannot ship to Post Office boxes or APR/FPO addresses. Some states restrict the amount a consumer can have shipped from a winery. Final local and state taxes will be calculated upon order confirmation once the shipping address is reconciled in our system.\nAlcoholic beverages may be sold and delivered only to persons who are at least 21 years old. By placing an order, you represent that you are at least 21 years old and the person to whom delivery will be made is at least 21 years old. When the wine is delivered, the person receiving the delivery may be required to show identification proving that he or she is at least 21 years old. We cannot guarantee the condition of your wine if we are not able to deliver on the first delivery attempt. We will not be able to refund any shipping charges if your package is returned to us due to the inability to secure an adult signature for your wine delivery.\nOrders are deemed consummated in California regardless of where shipped or the location of the purchasing party. Title to all wine passes to you at the time of purchase in the state of California. If you require that your wine be shipped, you authorize the Company to engage a common carrier to deliver the wine on your behalf.\nWine is a perishable commodity and does not like extremes of temperature, thus varying temperatures may adversely affect the condition of your wine during shipment. Risk of loss passes to you when your wine order is picked up by the common carrier for delivery. As such, we are not responsible for and will not replace wine that is damaged by weather conditions during shipment. We are not responsible for the mishandling of product by any common carrier, including the non-delivery of wines. All costs associated with the return to us due to unsuccessful delivery attempts will be charged to you. In the unlikely event of damages in transit, you are responsible for filing claims directly with the respective third-party transit carrier.",
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        "raw_content": "Agric sector to rebound\nTHE country\u2019s agricultural sector is expected to grow by 12 percent next year spurred by higher output in tobacco, maize and milk production, Finance Minister Patrick Chinamasa has said.\nLast year, the agriculture recorded a growth decline of -3,7 percent on the back of a severe drought, which impacted heavily production.\nThe drought, which affected most parts of the Southern African region due to the El Ni\u00f1o weather phenomenon, left up to 36 million people across the region in need of food aid.\nIn Zimbabwe, the drought resulted in crops such as maize, recording a measly 511 000 tonnes, against the average national requirement of 1,8 million tonnes, leaving an estimated four people in need of food assistance.\nThis saw the country having to import additional grain mainly from Zambia and Mexico, resulting in a huge import bill for the country. However, presenting the 2017 National Budget last week, Minister Chinamasa said the agriculture sector would rebound next year.\n\u201c. . . in 2017, agriculture is projected to grow by 12 percent driven by higher output from major crops such as maize, cotton and tobacco, as well as milk production.\n\u201cThe distribution of the rainfall pattern will influence the outcome of the agricultural performance, and any weakening of the La-Nina effect on the anticipated normal to above normal rainfall would compromise the season,\u201d said Minister Chinamasa.\nVice President Emmerson Mnangagwa recently launched the command agriculture programme, under which the country is targeting to produce two million tonnes of maize on 400 000 hectares of land.\nThe programme will see 2 000 farmers being given inputs, irrigation and mechanised equipment to produce maize. Once the two million tonnes are achieved, the country would have surpassed the national average tonnage of 1,8 million tonnes, implying that there would be no food shortages in the country.",
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        "raw_content": "Police warning after up to 40 fall ill after taking 'lethal high' Spice\nOne of the bags of drugs seized by police.\nTwo men have been arrested in relation to the supply of a 'lethal high' after police received almost 40 reports of people falling unwell in two days.\nOn Sunday, Northumbria Police received 12 reports in just three-and-a-half hours of people falling unwell after taking what is believed to be either 'Spice' or 'Power'.\nIn total 17 reports were received throughout the day.\nFive people were taken to hospital as a precaution but were all released a short time later.\nAn investigation was launched into who had supplied the drugs and a warning was issued to the public on Sunday about the dangers posed by 'lethal highs' or NPS.\nHowever, since the weekend there has been a further 20 reports of people falling unwell.\nOnly one person was taken to hospital as a precaution before he was later discharged.\nAn investigation is being led by a team of detectives with the support of Newcastle's City Centre Neighbourhood Policing Team and two people have been arrested in connection with the supply of the substances.\nA 19-year-old men has been released under investigation but officers have charged a 29-year-old man for possession of a controlled class B drug with intent to supply.\nSuperintendent Paul Knox, of Central Area Command, said: \"We can confirm that we have had nearly 40 reports of people heavily under the influence of lethal highs in Newcastle in just three days which is a worryingly high number.\n\"None of the six individuals taken to hospital have fallen seriously unwell and other users have not required any medical treatment. Nevertheless, people need to understand the dangers of these substances.\n\"Lethal highs put people into a zombified state - they become lethargic, slow to respond and are sometimes completely unresponsive.\n\"We have received calls of genuine concern for these people but many of them don't want to comply with police or our partners.\n\"We will do all we can to offer them support but these incidents put a considerable strain on the emergency services who are responding to calls to people being found slumped on pavements and park benches.\n\"These types of reports are being seen across the country in our major cities and we would reiterate that Newcastle doesn't have more of a problem than other cities.\n\"Our main priority is public safety and we want to take lethal highs off our streets once and for all.\n\"Two people have been arrested in light of these most recent reports and there are already more than a dozen individuals going through the court system on similar offences connected to the supply of lethal highs.\n\"We will do all we can to work with the local authority, public health and the ambulance service to refer users to the relevant support networks. However, we will not back down in our proactive policing approach so we can put those who are taking advantage of vulnerable people before the courts.\"\nCouncillor Nick Kemp, Cabinet Member for Neighbourhoods and Regulatory Services, said: \"This spike in reported incidents of lethal highs is very worrying.\n\"It demonstrates that despite legislation banning them they are still in circulation and we must continue to be vigilant and report their use because they really do destroy lives and destroy our communities.\n\"I commend Northumbria Police for their proactive approach to this problem and want to be clear that the council will continue its fight against the possession and supply of these dangerous substances.\"\nThe substances in question were formerly known as a 'legal highs' but new legislation was introduced in December to criminalise the drugs.\nThey are now referred to as either New Psychoactive Substances (NPS) or 'lethal highs'.\nIn 2016 Northumbria Police set up a dedicated task force in Newcastle to crack down on the use of NPS in the city and over the past 18 months they have been working with Newcastle city council, North East Ambulance Service and Public Health.\nThat work has seen them seize hundreds of thousands of pounds worth of the drug and, when the drugs were still legal, saw a number of shops that stocked the dangerous substances shut down.\nInvestigations into the supply of lethal highs and other illegal substances across the force area are ongoing and anyone with any information on lethal highs can get in touch with police on 101.\nAnyone who needs advice on drugs should contact FRANK on 08700 77 6600 or visit www.talktofrank.com. You can also contact local charity Lifeline on (0191) 2614719 or by visiting http://www.lifeline.org.uk/",
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        "raw_content": "Civil War as a Political Paradigm\nGiorgio Agamben Translated by Nicholas Heron\nWe can no longer speak of a state of war in any traditional sense, yet there is currently no viable theory to account for the manifold internal conflicts, or civil wars, that increasingly afflict the world's populations. Meant as a first step toward such a theory, Giorgio Agamben's latest book looks at how civil war was conceived of at two crucial moments in the history of Western thought: in ancient Athens (from which the political concept of stasis emerges) and later, in the work of Thomas Hobbes. It identifies civil war as the fundamental threshold of politicization in the West, an apparatus that over the course of history has alternately allowed for the de-politicization of citizenship and the mobilization of the unpolitical. The arguments herein, first conceived of in the immediate aftermath of 9/11, have become ever more relevant now that we have entered the age of planetary civil war.\nGiorgio Agamben is a contemporary Italian philosopher and political theorist whose works have been translated into numerous languages. His most recent title with Stanford University Press is Pilate and Jesus (2014).\nThe Sacrament of Language\nGiorgio Agamben, Translated by Kevin Attell\nGiorgio Agamben Edited and Translated, with an Introduction, by Daniel Heller-Roazen\nEdited by Matthew Calarco and Steven DeCaroli\nThe Highest Poverty\nGiorgio Agamben, Translated by Patricia Dailey",
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        "raw_content": "Carlingford Lough Greenway Project to be extended from Newry by late 2020\nThe current stretch of the Carlingford Lough Greenway in Newry will be extended into Carlingford by late next year.\nThat\u2019s according to a report on Newry.ie, which expects work to be completed by the end of 2020.\nAt present the greenway starts at the Albert Basin in Newry and reaches a \u2018dead end\u2019 at Victoria Lock. The additional stretch will run along the water\u2019s edge from Victoria Lock to Omeath and across the Newry to Omeath road at the entrance to Carlingford Marina then travelling into the centre of Carlingford.\nDoran Consulting gave a presentation this week to councillors at a Dundalk Municipal District meeting detailing the proposal and the timeline for completion of the greenway.\nEstimations suggest that design should be complete by second quarter of 2019 with construction completed in fourth quarter of 2020 and a handover taking place in the first quarter of 2021.\nWhen completed, the Carlingford Lough Greenway will provide a world-class cross-border green travel route. The project will extend for approximately 20km from Carlingford to Newry City, providing a commuter and recreational facility for the area. The new 10.1km stretch will build on the popular Carlingford Marina to Omeath Greenway.\nLouth County Council is to hold an information event on Tuesday, 19th February 2019 at the Station House, Carlingford, Co Louth as part of a public consultation on the Carlingford Lough Greenway project.\nThe drop-in event takes place from 12 noon to 8pm and members of the project team will be on hand to talk about the route and plans for the Greenway. They will deliver a presentation on the initiative at 6pm.\nThe \u20ac3.46 million project is funded under the European Union\u2019s INTERREG VA Programme, which is managed by the Special EU Programmes Body (SEUPB). It is led by Louth County Council, working in collaboration with Newry, Mourne and Down District Council and East Border Region Ltd.\nMatch-funding has been provided by the Department of Transport, Tourism and Sport in Ireland and the Department for Infrastructure in Northern Ireland.",
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        "raw_content": "We have been asked to provide international wiring instrucitons for an incoming wire.\nDoes the information provided change if our account is with TD Bank, 1101 Hooper Avenue, Toms River, 08753, or does the banking information remain the same.\nJackie, Toms River, NJ\nIn reply to Jackie, Toms River, NJ\nThanks for checking out TD Helps, Jackie! You're correct \u2013 the information you'll need for a wire is just about the same. However, if you'd like to use the address of your Home Store, you're welcome to do so. Please continue reading for the instructions you'll need for this transfer. Please note that two sets of instructions can apply, depending on the type of funds you'll receive. If you will be receiving an international wire in US currency, you should provide the sending bank with the following: -Wire to: TD Bank, N.A Wilmington, Delaware -ABA#: 0311-0126-6 -Credit to: Your Account Title, Your Address, Your Account Number Please note that in this instance, you'll want to use the above address. If you'll be receiving an international wire in Foreign Currency, please provide the following: Wire To: The Toronto-Dominion Bank - Swift code: TDOMCATTTOR - The Toronto-Dominion Bank, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, M5K 1A2 For Further Credit to (Beneficiary Bank): TD Bank, N.A. - Swift code: NRTHUS33XXX -TD BANK, N.A., 1101 Hooper Avenue, Toms River, NJ 08753 (if this is your home Store) or, 6000 Atrium Way Mount Laurel, NJ 08054 USA In Favor of: Your Account Number - Your Full Name - Your address: including City, State and Country You should expect to receive the funds within three to five business days. We will post all incoming wires on the banking day they are received. International wire transfers sent by US Dollars can be received until 6:30 pm EST, or if the incoming wire is Foreign Currency it can be received until 3:30 pm EST. Please note that fees may apply; you can find the details in our Fee Schedule at the following link: http://bit.ly/1cTejgt. Also, at this time we may not process incoming Pay upon Proper Identification (PUPID) wires and will return them to the sender. Thanks again for stopping by, Jackie and we hope this is helpful! Have a wonderful rest of your day.",
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        "raw_content": "# Batman: Arkham Asylum # Batman: Arkham City # Batman: Arkham Knight # Rocksteady Studios Gaming Reviews & News\nIt\u2019s been a while since we\u2019ve heard from Rocksteady Studios. For a full decade, the team worked on Batman, bringing some of the best superhero games to consoles with Batman: Arkham Asylum, Batman: Arkham City and, yes, even Batman: Arkham Knight. Since they finished up work on their last game, a Batman VR game for Sony\u2019s headset, though, the team has been dead silent \u2013 until now.\nGaz Deaves, Rocksteady\u2019s Marketing Game Manager, took to Twitter to reassure fans that something is in the works.\n\u201cBe patient, fans,\u201d he said. \u201cI know we\u2019re not talking right now, but when we do, people are going to lose their minds.\u201d\n\u201cCan\u2019t wait,\u201d he added.\nDeaves didn\u2019t give us anything else to chew on, though. No word on when Rocksteady will be talking about what it\u2019s working on, or even the most vague of teases about what it is.\nThere\u2019s tons of speculation, of course. With Batman being the team\u2019s last project, some people want to see more Batman, such as an Animated Series take on the character. Something that trades out the hardcore edginess of the Arkham trilogy for the slick noir sensibility of the cartoon. More Batman seems unlikely, though. Fans have also been begging for games based on characters like Superman, The Flash, the entire Justice League, the Watchmen, and even a Ninja Turtles game.\nA comic-book property does seem like a likely target, and the company\u2019s relationship with Warner Bros. and DC Comics certainly makes that an obvious source. Deaves himself has tweeted about things like the Japanese manga Berserk, but made it clear that nothing he\u2019s tweeting, retweeting, or following is a hint about what the next game will be about or look like. Not that that will keep fans from digging in and looking for details.\nThe team\u2019s last two games, Batman: Arkham Knight and Batman: Arkham VR, released in 2015 and 2016 respectively, so it could be another year before we actually get some concrete information from the team. While Deaves\u2019 tweet may leave us wanting, it\u2019s more than we\u2019ve heard from some studios, like Sucker Punch Productions, which has been radio silent since Infamous: Second Son and Infamous: Last Light in 2014.\nFor more Batman news, check out Batman-News.com\nNintendo Switch Super Mario Odyssey Edition now up for preorder",
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        "raw_content": "I want to talk a little bit today about labor and work.\nWhen we think about how people work, the naive intuition we have is that people are like rats in a maze \u2014 that all people care about is money, and the moment we give them money, we can direct them to work one way, we can direct them to work another way. This is why we give bonuses to bankers and pay in all kinds of ways. And we really have this incredibly simplistic view of why people work, and what the labor market looks like.\nAt the same time, if you think about it, there's all kinds of strange behaviors in the world around us. Think about something like mountaineering and mountain climbing. If you read books of people who climb mountains, difficult mountains, do you think that those books are full of moments of joy and happiness? No, they are full of misery. In fact, it's all about frostbite and having difficulty walking, and difficulty breathing \u2014 cold, challenging circumstances. And if people were just trying to be happy, the moment they would get to the top, they would say, \"This was a terrible mistake. I'll never do it again.\"\n\"Instead, let me sit on a beach somewhere drinking mojitos.\" But instead, people go down, and after they recover, they go up again. And if you think about mountain climbing as an example, it suggests all kinds of things. It suggests that we care about reaching the end, a peak. It suggests that we care about the fight, about the challenge. It suggests that there's all kinds of other things that motivate us to work or behave in all kinds of ways.\nAnd for me personally, I started thinking about this after a student came to visit me. This was one of my students from a few years earlier, and he came one day back to campus. And he told me the following story: He said that for more than two weeks, he was working on a PowerPoint presentation. He was working in a big bank, and this was in preparation for a merger and acquisition. And he was working very hard on this presentation \u2014 graphs, tables, information. He stayed late at night every day. And the day before it was due, he sent his PowerPoint presentation to his boss, and his boss wrote him back and said, \"Nice presentation, but the merger is canceled.\" And the guy was deeply depressed. Now at the moment when he was working, he was actually quite happy. Every night he was enjoying his work, he was staying late, he was perfecting this PowerPoint presentation. But knowing that nobody would ever watch it made him quite depressed.\nSo I started thinking about how do we experiment with this idea of the fruits of our labor. And to start with, we created a little experiment in which we gave people Legos, and we asked them to build with Legos. And for some people, we gave them Legos and we said, \"Hey, would you like to build this Bionicle for three dollars? We'll pay you three dollars for it.\" And people said yes, and they built with these Legos. And when they finished, we took it, we put it under the table, and we said, \"Would you like to build another one, this time for $2.70?\" If they said yes, we gave them another one, and when they finished, we asked them, \"Do you want to build another one?\" for $2.40, $2.10, and so on, until at some point people said, \"No more. It's not worth it for me.\" This was what we called the meaningful condition. People built one Bionicle after another. After they finished every one of them, we put them under the table. And we told them that at the end of the experiment, we will take all these Bionicles, we will disassemble them, we will put them back in the boxes, and we will use it for the next participant.\nThere was another condition. This other condition was inspired by David, my student. And this other condition we called the Sisyphic condition. And if you remember the story about Sisyphus, Sisyphus was punished by the gods to push the same rock up a hill, and when he almost got to the end, the rock would roll over, and he would have to start again. And you can think about this as the essence of doing futile work. You can imagine that if he pushed the rock on different hills, at least he would have some sense of progress. Also, if you look at prison movies, sometimes the way that the guards torture the prisoners is to get them to dig a hole, and when the prisoner is finished, they ask him to fill the hole back up and then dig again. There's something about this cyclical version of doing something over and over and over that seems to be particularly demotivating.\nSo in the second condition of this experiment, that's exactly what we did. We asked people, \"Would you like to build one Bionicle for three dollars?\" And if they said yes, they built it. Then we asked them, \"Do you want to build another one for $2.70?\" And if they said yes, we gave them a new one, and as they were building it, we took apart the one that they just finished. And when they finished that, we said, \"Would you like to build another one, this time for 30 cents less?\" And if they said yes, we gave them the one that they built and we broke. So this was an endless cycle of them building, and us destroying in front of their eyes.\nNow what happens when you compare these two conditions? The first thing that happened was that people built many more Bionicles \u2014 eleven in the meaningful condition, versus seven in the Sisyphus condition. And by the way, we should point out that this was not big meaning. People were not curing cancer or building bridges. People were building Bionicles for a few cents. And not only that, everybody knew that the Bionicles would be destroyed quite soon. So there was not a real opportunity for big meaning. But even the small meaning made a difference.\nNow we had another version of this experiment. In this other version of the experiment, we didn't put people in this situation, we just described to them the situation, much as I am describing to you now, and we asked them to predict what the result would be. What happened? People predicted the right direction but not the right magnitude. People who were just given the description of the experiment said that in the meaningful condition, people would probably build one more Bionicle. So people understand that meaning is important, they just don't understand the magnitude of the importance, the extent to which it's important.\nThere was one other piece of data we looked at. If you think about it, there are some people who love Legos, and some people who don't. And you would speculate that the people who love Legos would build more Legos, even for less money, because after all, they get more internal joy from it. And the people who love Legos less would build less Legos because the enjoyment that they derive from it is lower. And that's actually what we found in the meaningful condition. There was a very nice correlation between the love of Legos and the amount of Legos people built.\nWhat happened in the Sisyphic condition? In that condition, the correlation was zero \u2014 there was no relationship between the love of Legos, and how much people built, which suggests to me that with this manipulation of breaking things in front of people's eyes, we basically crushed any joy that they could get out of this activity. We basically eliminated it.\nSoon after I finished running this experiment, I went to talk to a big software company in Seattle. I can't tell you who they were, but they were a big company in Seattle. This was a group within the software company that was put in a different building, and they asked them to innovate, and create the next big product for this company. And the week before I showed up, the CEO of this big software company went to that group, 200 engineers, and canceled the project. And I stood there in front of 200 of the most depressed people I've ever talked to. And I described to them some of these Lego experiments, and they said they felt like they had just been through that experiment. And I asked them, I said, \"How many of you now show up to work later than you used to?\" And everybody raised their hand. I said, \"How many of you now go home earlier than you used to?\" Everybody raised their hand. I asked them, \"How many of you now add not-so-kosher things to your expense reports?\" And they didn't raise their hands, but they took me out to dinner and showed me what they could do with expense reports. And then I asked them, I said, \"What could the CEO have done to make you not as depressed?\" And they came up with all kinds of ideas.\nThey said the CEO could have asked them to present to the whole company about their journey over the last two years and what they decided to do. He could have asked them to think about which aspect of their technology could fit with other parts of the organization. He could have asked them to build some next-generation prototypes, and see how they would work. But the thing is that any one of those would require some effort and motivation. And I think the CEO basically did not understand the importance of meaning. If the CEO, just like our participants, thought the essence of meaning is unimportant, then he [wouldn't] care. And he would say, \"At the moment I directed you in this way, and now that I'm directing you in this way, everything will be okay.\" But if you understood how important meaning is, then you would figure out that it's actually important to spend some time, energy and effort in getting people to care more about what they're doing.\nThe next experiment was slightly different. We took a sheet of paper with random letters, and we asked people to find pairs of letters that were identical next to each other. That was the task. People did the first sheet, then we asked if they wanted to do another for a little less money, the next sheet for a little bit less, and so on and so forth. And we had three conditions. In the first condition, people wrote their name on the sheet, found all the pairs of letters, gave it to the experimenter, the experimenter would look at it, scan it from top to bottom, say \"Uh huh,\" and put it on the pile next to them. In the second condition, people did not write their name on it. The experimenter looked at it, took the sheet of paper, did not look at it, did not scan it, and simply put it on the pile of pages. So you take a piece, you just put it on the side. In the third condition, the experimenter got the sheet of paper, and put it directly into a shredder.\nWhat happened in those three conditions?\nIn this plot I'm showing you at what pay rate people stopped. So low numbers mean that people worked harder. They worked for much longer. In the acknowledged condition, people worked all the way down to 15 cents. At 15 cents per page, they basically stopped these efforts. In the shredder condition, it was twice as much \u2014 30 cents per sheet.\nAnd this is basically the result we had before. You shred people's efforts, output \u2014 you get them not to be as happy with what they're doing. But I should point out, by the way, that in the shredder condition, people could have cheated. They could have done not so good work, because they realized people were just shredding it. So maybe the first sheet you'd do good work, but then you see nobody is really testing it, so you would do more and more and more. So in fact, in the shredder condition, people could have submitted more work and gotten more money, and put less effort into it. But what about the ignored condition? Would the ignored condition be more like the acknowledged or more like the shredder, or somewhere in the middle? It turns out it was almost like the shredder.\nNow there's good news and bad news here. The bad news is that ignoring the performance of people is almost as bad as shredding their effort in front of their eyes. Ignoring gets you a whole way out there. The good news is that by simply looking at something that somebody has done, scanning it and saying \"Uh huh,\" that seems to be quite sufficient to dramatically improve people's motivations. So the good news is that adding motivation doesn't seem to be so difficult. The bad news is that eliminating motivations seems to be incredibly easy, and if we don't think about it carefully, we might overdo it. So this is all in terms of negative motivation, or eliminating negative motivation.\nThe next part I want to show you is something about positive motivation. So there is a store in the U.S. called IKEA. And IKEA is a store with kind of okay furniture that takes a long time to assemble.\nI don't know about you, but every time I assemble one of those, it takes me much longer, it's much more effortful, it's much more confusing, I put things in the wrong way \u2014 I can't say I enjoy those pieces. I can't say I enjoy the process. But when I finish it, I seem to like those IKEA pieces of furniture more than I like other ones.\nAnd there's an old story about cake mixes. So when they started cake mixes in the '40s, they would take this powder and they would put it in a box, and they would ask housewives to basically pour it in, stir some water in it, mix it, put it in the oven, and \u2014 voila \u2014 you had cake. But it turns out they were very unpopular. People did not want them, and they thought about all kinds of reasons for that. Maybe the taste was not good? No, the taste was great. What they figured out was that there was not enough effort involved. It was so easy that nobody could serve cake to their guests and say, \"Here is my cake.\" No, it was somebody else's cake, as if you bought it in the store. It didn't really feel like your own. So what did they do? They took the eggs and the milk out of the powder.\nNow you had to break the eggs and add them, you had to measure the milk and add it, mixing it. Now it was your cake. Now everything was fine.\nNow, I think a little bit like the IKEA effect, by getting people to work harder, they actually got them to love what they're doing to a higher degree.\nSo how do we look at this question experimentally? We asked people to build some origami. We gave them instructions on how to create origami, and we gave them a sheet of paper. And these were all novices, and they built something that was really quite ugly \u2014 nothing like a frog or a crane. But then we told them, \"Look, this origami really belongs to us. You worked for us, but I'll tell you what, we'll sell it to you. How much do you want to pay for it?\" And we measured how much they were willing to pay for it. And we had two types of people: We had the people who built it, and the people who did not build it, and just looked at it as external observers. And what we found was that the builders thought that these were beautiful pieces of origami \u2014\nand they were willing to pay five times more for them than the people who just evaluated them externally. Now you could say \u2014 if you were a builder, do you think [you'd say], \"Oh, I love this origami, but I know that nobody else would love it?\" Or \"I love this origami, and everybody else will love it as well?\" Which one of those two is correct? Turns out the builders not only loved the origami more, they thought that everybody would see the world in their view. They thought everybody else would love it more as well.\nIn the next version, we tried to do the IKEA effect. We tried to make it more difficult. So for some people, we gave the same task. For some people, we made it harder by hiding the instructions. At the top of the sheet, we had little diagrams of how you fold origami. For some people, we just eliminated that. So now this was tougher. What happened? Well in an objective way, the origami now was uglier, it was more difficult. Now when we looked at the easy origami, we saw the same thing \u2014 builders loved it more, evaluators loved it less. When you looked at the hard instructions, the effect was larger. Why? Because now the builders loved it even more.\nThey put all this extra effort into it. And evaluators? They loved it even less. Because in reality, it was even uglier than the first version.\nOf course, this tells you something about how we evaluate things.\nNow think about kids. Imagine I asked you, \"How much would you sell your kids for?\" Your memories and associations and so on. Most people would say for a lot, a lot of money.\nOn good days.\nBut imagine this was slightly different. Imagine if you did not have your kids. And one day you went to the park and you met some kids. They were just like your kids, and you played with them for a few hours, and when you were about to leave, the parents said, \"Hey, by the way, just before you leave, if you're interested, they're for sale.\"\nHow much would you pay for them now? Most people say not that much. And this is because our kids are so valuable, not just because of who they are, but because of us, because they are so connected to us, and because of the time and connection. By the way, if you think IKEA instructions are not good, what about the instructions that come with kids, those are really tough.\nBy the way, these are my kids, which, of course, are wonderful and so on. Which comes to tell you one more thing, which is, much like our builders, when they look at the creature of their creation, we don't see that other people don't see things our way.\nLet me say one last comment. If you think about Adam Smith versus Karl Marx, Adam Smith had a very important notion of efficiency. He gave an example of a pin factory. He said pins have 12 different steps, and if one person does all 12 steps, production is very low. But if you get one person to do step one, and one person to do step two and step three and so on, production can increase tremendously. And indeed, this is a great example, and the reason for the Industrial Revolution and efficiency. Karl Marx, on the other hand, said that the alienation of labor is incredibly important in how people think about the connection to what they are doing. And if you do all 12 steps, you care about the pin. But if you do one step every time, maybe you don't care as much.\nI think that in the Industrial Revolution, Adam Smith was more correct than Karl Marx. But the reality is that we've switched, and now we're in the knowledge economy. You can ask yourself, what happens in a knowledge economy? Is efficiency still more important than meaning? I think the answer is no. I think that as we move to situations in which people have to decide on their own about how much effort, attention, caring, how connected they feel to it, are they thinking about labor on the way to work, and in the shower and so on, all of a sudden Marx has more things to say to us. So when we think about labor, we usually think about motivation and payment as the same thing, but the reality is that we should probably add all kinds of things to it \u2014 meaning, creation, challenges, ownership, identity, pride, etc.\nThe good news is that if we added all of those components and thought about them \u2014 how do we create our own meaning, pride, motivation, and how do we do it in our workplace, and for the employees \u2014 I think we could get people to be both more productive and happier.",
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        "raw_content": "Home Music How To Survive A Free-Falling Elevator\nHow To Survive A Free-Falling Elevator\nIt\u2019s normal to feel uneasy about riding in an elevator. But considering how prevalent elevators are, it\u2019s an inconvenient phobia to have. Thankfully, deaths due to elevator accidents are extremely rare. Just in case, researchers at the MIT Center for Biomedical Engineering have figured out the best way to survive if you ever find yourself stuck in a falling elevator.\nPrevious articleNPR\u2019s \u201cThe Impact Of CDs On The Music Industry\u201d From 1983 Is A Fascinating Listen\nNext articleWhy \u2018Over the Rainbow\u2019 takes us to a magical, musical place",
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        "raw_content": "The Scottish Deerhound dog breed looks like a large, big-boned Greyhound with a rough coat. These dogs are slim and tall, with a 3- to 4-inch-long coat, mustache, beard, and mane. Their coat is wiry and gray \u2013 either blue-grey, brindle, or fawn \u2013 although there may be some white on the tail, feet, and chest.\nDogs carry their heads high and have hazel or chestnut eyes, a dark nose, and soft ears.\nThe long curved or straight tail almost reaches the ground.\nPhoto taken by by Adam Singer from Flickr is licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0.\nScottish Deerhounds are gentlemanly, elegant, polite, and gentle. They are loving and friendly with children and loyal and devoted to their families. Although they are often called courageous in the field, they love people (even strangers) too much to be used as guard or watch dogs.\nOwners should be confident, consistent, and firm to prevent dogs from becoming willful.\nThis breed does well with other dogs \u2013 they love to play \u2013 but they should not be left alone with other pets.\nThe Scottish Deerhound dog breed does not do well in an apartment setting. Although they are mostly inactive indoors, they need at least a large yard, if not more room, to run around.\nThis breed needs a lot of exercise, but should only be taken off-leash in a secured area. These dogs like to chase things, and they are incredibly fast.\nTo stay healthy, dogs need a daily long walk or run.\nWell-cared for dogs can be expected to live less than 10 years.\nThe harsh coat requires extensive grooming, including stripping and trimming.\nThe Scottish Deerhound dog breed is an old breed, bred to hunt deer in the Middle Ages by Scottish Chieftains. The protective, rough coat makes them well-suited to the harsh climates found in Scotland.\nThe breed was very popular with Scottish nobility and became the Royal Dog in Scotland \u2013 for a time it was illegal for anyone lower than an Earl to even own one of these gentle dogs. When the Scottish clan system fell, the breed went into decline and nearly became extinct. The breed was revived in the 1800s by two brothers. The dogs again became favorites in the British Isles until WWII, when many owners could not feed the large dogs. A few were saved and used to repopulate the breed after the war.\nThe Scottish Deerhound is used mostly as a companion dog. They are classified as sighthounds, but they also have an excellent sense of smell and are good at tracking, agility, hunting, and racing.\nGrouping: Sporting, AKC Hound\nPreviousBlack and Tan Coonhound Dog Breed Description\nNextDog Separation Anxiety: Basics And How To Overcome It",
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        "title": "New Music Review: Rod Stewart's - Time \u2013 Afropolitan Mom",
        "raw_content": "Hear Garth Brooks new single \u2018Mom\u2019\nLittle Big Town on Walmart Soundcheck\nDisclosure: I participated in this campaign for One2One Network. I received a copy of the CD to facilitate my review. By posting, I am eligible for incentives. All opinions stated are my own.\nMy Mom is a lifelong Rod Stewarts fan, so as an early mother\u2019s day gift, I decided to share with her his latest CD \u2013\u201cTime\u201d his first album of new material in almost 20 years. She was more than eager to sit down with me and listen to it. This album marks his return to his songwriting roots and features 12 tracks, 11 of which he wrote and produced. The album was born from a burst of inspiration that came while Rod was reviewing his life for his recent memoir. Rod rediscovered his voice as a songwriter and rekindled his gift for writing the honest, nerve-touching narratives that have been the cornerstone to the first three decades of his career.\nAs we listen to the CD it was apparent to me why my mom loves him. The track started off great with \u201cshe makes me happy\u201d a song that instantly puts a smile on both our faces. It was a joy to hear my mom reminisce about her first Rod Stewart\u2019s experience, the excitement in her voice as she narrates the songs to me and the different shenanigans her and her friends use to get into.\nListening to the album, you can\u2019t help but feel the sorrow in his voice on songs like \u2013 \u201cIts Over\u201d written about his divorce. I have to admit, i was slightly uncomfortable hearing my mom hmm to the tunes of \u201cSexual Religion \u2013 \u201cHow do you do that thing you do to me, over and over again, I am addicted to your sexual religion\u201d. Really though? No!!\nI also enjoyed \u201cMake Love To Me Tonight\u201d, because it has a country vibe to it. Overall, I love all the songs but my absolute favorite track on the Time CD will have to be track # 12 \u2013 \u201cPure Love\u201d, a song written by a father to his kids. The lyrics speaks to my heart in so many ways, as a mom of two \u2013 there\u2019s a sense of pride that comes from seeing my kids grow up and watching them become young ladies.\nBelow is a video preview of the Time CD \u2013 let me know what you think \u2013 Tweet me with the official hashtag #TimeWithRod\nPick up a copy for yourself or a loved one today \u2013\nAlong with the release of Time, Stewart is set to embark on the European leg of his Live the Life tour on June 1st, while American dates with Steve Winwood will kick off on October 17th\nThis post may contain affiliate links, please see disclosure policy. All thoughts and opinions are my own. I participated in this campaign for One2One Network. I received a copy of the CD to facilitate my review.\nRelated Topics:#TimeWithRod., Music, rod stewart, rod stewart time\nWhat an awesome opportunity. You get to review great music, alongside your mom AND have her recollect past memories. There\u2019s nothing greater! Rod Stewart is so amazing. Hard to believe it\u2019s been 20 years since his last release!\nSarah De Diego (Journeys of The Zoo)\nI can\u2019t say that I was a big Rod Stewart fan but I am since hearing the song snippets. My Mom and brother are HUGE fans and have seen in him concert many times. I guess I know what I\u2019m getting her for Mother\u2019s Day (the CD not the tickets, smile).\nLooking forward to connecting further.",
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        "raw_content": "Patience, children\nEzra and Brian are complaining that it's hard to get anything done these days:\nI think it's almost certainly wrong that we're not overwhelmed by the volume of tragedy in the world -- there'd have to be something genuinely wrong with you to be able to absorb the current moment in some coherent way. So what many of us do is pick and choose. But once an issue is selected, there's no real step two. Marching doesn't work. Exhortations to write a letter or shoot an e-mail seem increasingly hoary, particularly as the process is taken over by organized pressure groups able to flood legislators with millions of e-mails. Volunteers are generally misused, and even when a campaign tries to construct a movement out of them, it can backfire, discrediting the whole enterprise (see Dean, Howard, and those $%*^*# orange beanies). The utter inadequacy of contemporary methods of protest and social action has been well established -- it's even been recast as narcisstic. As Martin writes:\nAt the end of the day, there's really one good option: Donating money. Possibly even raising it. And so political activism becomes indistinguishable from consumerism, and relies on funding other people's ability to make a difference. Some groups, like Moveon, have done brilliant work at involving their small-time funders in the process, closing some of that gap. But the average campaign or cause is not nearly so innovative. And so most who want to be involved, who want to make a difference, are left writing a check, and never, themselves, feeling impactful.\nFirst of all, the notion that this is some sort of uniquely horrible moment in world history is absurd. I grew up with the very real fear that one day, without much warning, I would simply vanish in a radioactive cloud. The fear of nuclear annihilation was the ever-present undercurrent to the lives of children living in major urban areas, or near military installations, in a way that you simply cannot comprehend unless you've lived it. Compared to the threat of global thermonuclear war, any of the world's current problems, including climate change, are trivial.\nWith the exception of climate change--and even then, remember, it was already happening twenty years ago; we just didn't see it--pretty much everything one can think of is better than ever. Wars are fewer, and kill fewer people. Everyone's richer. Racism and xenophobia are bad, but not as bad as they used to be. Women have more freedom and opportunity than at any other moment in world history. Health care is better. Our teeth are cleaner, straighter, and less cavity-filled. We know more, do more, and enjoy more than human beings ever have before. I mean, things may look pretty grim compared to the three years at the end of the last millenium, but that's life: you have good years, then you have less good years, then you have better years again.\nBut of course, people now in their early twenties don't really remember anything before the late Clinton administration; no wonder everything seems like it's going to hell in a handbasket. Their baseline is an unsustainable economic bubble in an unprecedented peacetime lull following the collapse of the Soviet Union.\nNot only did things used to be worse; very few people managed to do anything about it. Think of the communists languishing for decades, their only substantial achievement stealing nuclear secrets for Stalin. Or the student movement of the 1960's which contributed to the end of the war, but lost on everything else they wanted, and moreover only fought against the war because half of them thought Ho Chi Minh was the good guy. Or the decades it took for the NAACP et. al. to get America to the point where we could even have a civil rights movement. The narrative where you pour out of the classroom, tell everyone how wrong they are, and sit back and wait for magic social change is a fantasy cooked up by the Baby Boomers. Who, by the way, destroyed the effectiveness of protest by creating a protest culture which emphasized alienation from, rather than solidarity with, the larger culture.\nUpdate Brian says his argument is not that the world is worse, but that the avenues of action are fewer. Fair enough, but I don't think that's really true. I'll re-emphasize two points above. First, most grassroots action never achieves anything, because most grassroots action is at odds with what the majority wants. You can wave your polls about the environment until you're blue in the face, but I maintain that the public gets a lot angrier about rising gas prices than about climate change, which tells me where their actual priorities lie. People look at the civil rights movement and think \"Yeah! That's the way to do it!\" but it was preceeded by decades of slow, painful work preparing for it. Likewise, it took decades to get women the vote. Most major political change occurs at a glacial pace.\nIn passing, I wonder if the left isn't having a hard time getting it together precisely because sixties nostalgia is making it hard to, as conservatives did in the sixties, develop a thirty-year plan.\nThe other thing I would emphasize is that protesting minorities generally succeed when their letters, marches, etc. emphasize their role as part of a larger culture. This is why the breast cancer lobby is overwhelmingly more successful than, say, the antiwar movement.\nBut on a lot of issues, the grassroots culture really emphasizes alienation rather than connection. Antiwar protests might not have stopped the war no matter what, but it's a safe bet they'd have garnered more sympathy and respect for their views had more of the protesters shown up dressed for the Elks Lodge Annual Dinner Dance rather than Sunday afternoon in the Village. Undoubtedly, in an ideal world conformity to restrictive social norms would not be a prerequisite for activist success, but you're stuck with the primate tribe you got born into, where it largely is. The boomers got away with it because they were the largest generation in American history, and had recently been given the vote. No one else will get to repeat that feat.",
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        "raw_content": "The Death of Music Sales\nIf CDs are \"dead,\" so is iTunes.\nCDs are dead.\nThat doesn't seem like such a controversial statement. Maybe it should be. The music business sold 141 million CDs in the U.S. last year. That's more than the combined number of tickets sold to the most popular movies in 2014 (Guardians) and 2013 (Iron Man 3). So \"dead,\" in this familiar construction, isn't the same as zero. It's more like a commonly accepted short-cut for a formerly popular thing is now withering at a commercially meaningful rate.\nAnd if CDs are truly dead, then digital music sales are lying in the adjacent grave. Both categories are down double-digits in the last year, with iTunes sales diving at least 13 percent.\nThe Death of Purchased Music\nThe recorded music industry is being eaten, not by one simple digital revolution, but rather by revolutions inside of revolutions, mouths inside of mouths, Alien-style. Digitization and illegal downloads kicked it all off. MP3 players and iTunes liquified the album. That was enough to send recorded music's profits cascading. But today the disruption is being disrupted: Digital track sales are falling at nearly the same rate as CD sales, as music fans are turning to streaming\u2014on iTunes, SoundCloud, Spotify, Pandora, iHeartRadio, and music blogs. Now that music is superabundant, the business (beyond selling subscriptions to music sites) thrives only where scarcity can be manufactured\u2014in concert halls, where there are only so many seats, or in advertising, where one song or band can anchor a branding campaign.\nNearly every number in Nielsen's 2014 annual review of the music industry is preceded by a negative sign, including chain store sales (-20%), total new album sales (-14%), and sales of new songs online (-10.3%). Two things are up: streaming music and vinyl album sales. Somewhere in America, an enterprising sociologist is fitting this into an interesting theory about how the emergence of new technologies in media ironically amplifies our interest in pop-culture anachronisms.\nSo what about vinyl? It is rising, yes, rising like a wee baby phoenix, from a prodigious pile of ashes. Nine million two hundred thousand vinyl LPs were sold in 2014, up 51 percent annually, even faster than the growth in video streams. Nine million is a lot more than zero, but commercially speaking, its overall impact on the market is meager. Vinyl accounts for 3.5 percent of total album sales. The CD market (which is dead, remember) is 15-times larger.\nAnd how about the hits? The top 1 percent of bands and solo artists now earn about 80 percent of all revenue from recorded music, as I wrote in \"The Shazam Effect.\" But the market for streamed music is not so concentrated. The ten most-popular songs accounted for just shy of 2 percent of all streams in 2013 and 2014. That sounds crazy low. But there are 35 million songs on Spotify and many more remixes and covers on SoundCloud and YouTube, and one in every 50 or 60 online plays is going to a top-ten song. With the entire universe of music available on virtual jukeboxes, the typical 3.5-hour listening session still includes at least one song selected from a top-ten playlist that accounts for .00003 percent of that universe. The long tail of digital music is the longest of tails. Still, there is a fat head at the front.",
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        "raw_content": "A Republican candidate and a public restroom. I should say my sympathy is ultimately with the Republican. I don't think this stuff is a threat to public order or should be subject to police stings. But, sadly, if you are representing a party that believes in the necessity of publicly stigmatizing homosexuals, you're pretty vulnerable to this kind of trauma.",
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        "raw_content": "Will My Friend Ever Forgive Me\nYou\u2019ve said or done something awful and your friendship is in tatters. Probably you feel guilty and lonely. There may be knock-on effects within your friendship group, with people taking sides or feeling awkward. You\u2019re desperate to put things right, but what can you do?\nYou may wish you could turn the clock back, but all you can do is work with what happened.\nDon\u2019t panic. Even if you think you\u2019re losing your friend (or friends) what\u2019s done is done and the last thing you want to do is make it worse.\nThings will change and even though you feel dreadful now, it won\u2019t last, so keep a sense of perspective.\nAsk yourself why you did what you did, or said what you said. Did you act out of some unpleasant emotion, such as jealousy, rivalry or spite? Or were you acting (although mistakenly) out of a wish to be kind or helpful? And if you were angry, did you have just cause? You may need to talk to someone \u2013 for instance one of our readers at The Circle \u2013 to be clear in your mind.\nIs this a case of you \u2018messing up\u2019? Or is there a deeper issue involved, concerning the friendship? Try to be aware of the dynamics.\nHow precious is this friendship to you? Did/does this person usually make you feel valued? Or do you want to keep \u2018in\u2019 with them for some other reason \u2013 possibly because you have no-one else at the moment, they are key within your wider group, or have some control over you?\nThis spot of trouble you\u2019re in is an opportunity to re-evaluate and get to know yourself and your motives and needs. It is always possible that your subconscious is at work here.\nBe clear about what you want \u2013 do you want this person back as a close and loved friend, or do you want to patch things up for the sake of peace, and your wider group?\nWhen you understand yourself and really know what you want, then you can take steps.\nAPPROACH YOUR FRIEND\nIf you decide that this friendship really matters, for all the best reasons, then it is very likely that the two of you can build bridges. Sometimes it is good to wait a while \u2013 a few days, or even weeks \u2013 to let the dust settle and emotions to go off the boil. Ask yourself what your friend is likely to respond best to \u2013 is he or she the type to fly off the handle? Or are they more even-tempered and fair-minded? Apologise sincerely, if you really feel you have something to be sorry for \u2013 never let silly pride stand in the way. Show that you understand their feelings. If you believe your friend had a part in it, say sorry for your part first. Even if you feel your friend was partly to blame, keep discussion of that for a later time. (However, if it\u2019s important, make sure you do sort the issue, because buried resentment could have a bad effect further down the line.) This isn\u2019t about anyone being right, it\u2019s about positive emotions, caring and being able to share. Say sincerely how you felt, and if your motives may have been difficult to understand, try to explain them. Sometimes a go-between can be helpful, as long as you have the right person. If you know your friend very well indeed, then maybe a well-chosen card or gift will melt the frost \u2013 but don\u2019t shower them as if you\u2019re trying to buy them! Meanwhile, get support from wherever you can. We all make mistakes, we\u2019ve all done things we regret. First of all, forgive yourself! You\u2019re only human, and if your heart is in the right place, your friend will soon be close again.\nFriendships can cause as much, if not more pain than relationships, and it\u2019s often harder to get support from other friends. Loyalties may be divided, and there may be things you can\u2019t say. That\u2019s where we come in, at TheCircle. Help with your problem is waiting for you. Dating advice and relationship advice are also available with a few clicks, when you contact us at TheCircle. Find clarity with your love and friendship issues, get your relationship horoscope or benefit from psychic insight. There\u2019s no need to cope with your anxieties alone \u2013 put in a call today.",
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        "raw_content": "Pope Francis vs. The Warmongers\nThe Pontiff takes on the military-industrial complex and terrorists of all kinds.\nROME, Italy \u2013 Pope Francis spoke on Saturday at a cemetery only a few miles from where his Italian grandfather fought in the trenches along the Isonzo River near the Slovenian border in World War I. It was on one of his most impassioned speeches yet as he watches the storm clouds of a new global disaster gathering on the horizon. All war, he said, is \u201cmadness.\u201d\nThe occasion was the 100th anniversary of the start of the Great War, as Europeans still remember it, at a site dedicated to the Italians who died in the conflict. And the head of the Roman Catholic Church chose not to point his finger at any specific world leader or terrorist group today, but to caution that war extends beyond the bloody battlegrounds.\n\u201cEven today, after the second failure of another world war, perhaps one can speak of a third war, one fought piecemeal, with crimes, massacres, destruction,\u201d he said after strolling among the identical grave markers of the 100,000 Italians who perished in World War I. \u201cIn today's world, behind the scenes, there are interests, geopolitical strategies, lust for money and power, and there is the manufacture and sale of arms.\u201d\nPope Francis, who has been straddling a razor\u2019s edge between calling for peace and endorsing American-led efforts against Islamic State (also known as the \u201cCaliphate,\u201d ISIS, or ISIL), was delivering his third strongly worded warning to the world about the gathering threat of widening, worsening conflicts. In July, during intense fighting in Gaza, he cried out, \u201cPlease stop. \u2026 I ask you with all my heart, it's time to stop. Stop, please!\u201d In August, he told reporters, \u201cWhere there is an unjust aggression I can only say that it is legitimate to stop the unjust aggressor. I underscore the verb \u2018to stop.\u2019 I am not saying \u2018bomb\u2019 or \u2018make war,\u2019 but \u2018stop him.\u2019 The means by which he can be stopped must be evaluated. Stopping the aggressor is legitimate.\u201d But he warned against using the pretext of defense to launch vast campaigns of destruction.\nOn Saturday, the pontiff instead touched on the indifference of warmongers. \u201cWhereas God carries forward the work of creation, and we men and women are called to participate in his work, war destroys,\u201d the pontiff said, according to a transcript of his remarks distributed by the Holy See Press Office. \u201cIt also ruins the most beautiful work of his hands: human beings. War ruins everything, even the bonds between brothers. War is irrational; its only plan is to bring destruction: it seeks to grow by destroying.\u201d\nThe pontiff went on to blame leaders for their lack of a commitment to peace, comparing their indifference to the legend of Cain and Abel, a story represented in both the Bible and the Quran, in which Cain (Cabil in the Quran) first responds to the disappearance of his brother Abel (Habil in the Quran) with the phrase \u201cwhat does it matter to me? Am I my brother\u2019s keeper?\u201d\n\u201cGreed, intolerance, the lust for power -- these motives underlie the decision to go to war, and they are too often justified by an ideology; but first there is a distorted passion or impulse,\u201d said the pontiff. \u201cWar does not look directly at anyone, be they elderly, children, mothers, fathers. \u2018What does it matter to me?\u2019\u201d\nFrancis reflected on the lives lost in World War I. \u201cAbove the entrance to this cemetery, there hangs in the air those ironic words of war, \u2018What does it matter to me?\u2019 Each one of the dead buried here had their own plans, their own dreams --but their lives were cut short. Humanity said, \u2018What does it matter to me?\u2019 \u2026 In all honesty, the front page of newspapers ought to carry the headline, \u2018What does it matter to me?\u2019\u201d\nThe pope alluded to current wars, but without naming any conflict specifically. \u201cThese plotters of terrorism, these schemers of conflicts, just like arms dealers, have engraved in their hearts, \u2018What does it matter to me?\u2019,\u201d he told the crowd of some 200,000 faithful. \u201cIt is the task of the wise to recognize errors, to feel pain, to repent, to beg for pardon and to cry. With this \u2018What does it matter to me?\u2019 in their hearts, the merchants of war perhaps have made a great deal of money, but their corrupted hearts have lost the capacity to cry. \u201c\nThe pontiff ended his homily with an emotional plea for world leaders, warmongers and terrorists alike to stop the bloodshed and take a moment to reflect and mourn the dead their actions have left behind. 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        "raw_content": "Cactus Jack Would Be Proud On This Night\nThe character of any town is best imparted through its characters \u2014 and those who are respectful enough to honor their memories.\nAnd this is the story of a character whose selflessness inspired a few disciples to keep his good name eternal through a charitable organization bearing his name.\nThis, too, is the story of how the Cactus Jack Foundation will serve the people of Waterford with an idea not merely overdue, but one that will immortalize the town's athletic history.\nCactus Jack, otherwise known as Edwin Evento, died of cancer in 1977, after leading a life that took him from Hollywood, as a western movie stunt man, to Waterford, where he lived, and served, for 42 years. In the town's starting lineup of philanthropists, activists and volunteers, Cactus Jack hit cleanup.\n\u201cHere's the kind of guy he was,\u201d says Gene Ryan, a member of the foundation's board of directors. \u201cIf someone was in trouble, Cactus Jack would say, \u2018Let's do a spaghetti dinner for him.' He'd put it together and then give the family all the money.\u201d\nAnd so in Cactus Jack's memory comes the Cactus Jack Foundation, a non-profit charitable organization to aid individuals, families and other charitable associations in southeastern Connecticut. Before the late, great Mickey Vendetto died of cancer in 2001, foundation money helped Mickey's wish to be realized: a carousel at Ocean Beach so gravely ill children could have a pony ride.\nThe foundation, which raises money through an annual golf tournament and Valentine's Day dance, has created a third fund-raiser. \u201cFund-raiser,\u201d though, doesn't feel like an appropriate word for what should be one of the most laudable events in recent Waterford history: the inaugural Waterford Athletic Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony.\nThe foundation has scheduled the event for Saturday, Nov. 30, two days after Thanksgiving, at Ocean Beach's Port-n-Starboard.\nFoundation directors have called the first group of inductees the \u201cMount Rushmore Class,\u201d the Four Horsemen of Waterford sports history:\n\u2022 The late, great Dick Cipriani, the former football coach and athletic director at Waterford High School, of whom protgs like Fitch coach Mike Emery still speak reverently today.\n\u2022 Francis X. \u201cDoc\u201d Sweeney, who started the high school athletic program, having coached boys' basketball, soccer, cross-country, track and field, golf, swimming, football and girls' basketball.\n\u2022 Gerry Rousseau, the once and future king of Waterford baseball, who won 510 games, 16 league and five state championships in 36 seasons.\n\u2022 Howard Christensen, who started the baseball program with Rousseau, acting as Rousseau's assistant for 28 years and 335 junior varsity wins.\nFancy, for a minute, if even half the people whose lives the Four Horsemen touched showed up to honor them at the dinner. That's why anybody who gets only the slightest bit wistful about their playing days, or what the honorees mean to them, need to contact foundation treasurer John Ryan at 444-2050 for tickets. They may be purchased at the Waterford Town Hall, Park & Recreation Department, Hughie's, Silva's Package Store, the Golden Spur Package Store and other Waterford businesses.\nTickets are $30 apiece. A 6 p.m. cocktail hour precedes a 7 p.m. dinner. All proceeds will benefit the Cactus Jack Foundation.\n\u201cWe think this is something that the town has really needed and will serve it well,\u201d John Ryan said.\nThe Waterford Athletic Hall of Fame will, eventually, be on display at the Community Center near the high school. It's quite likely some of you have been thinking of other worthy inductees, to which Cactus Jack Foundation officials have a two-word response: patience, people. Board members realize the town's history and hope that as the years pass, inductions will come for a grand list.\nMeantime, the region \u2014 not just Waterford \u2014 ought to sell out Port-n-Starboard for the inaugural dinner. The money goes to the noblest of causes. The evening honors the noblest of people.\nCactus Jack would be proud.\nThis is the opinion of Day assistant sports editor Mike DiMauro\nArticle UID=061b4a0b-3b93-426c-840b-3beb39d75add",
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        "raw_content": "ESPN: The worldwide leader in sports, but not Twitter\nESPN, the self-proclaimed worldwide leader in sports, has updated its social-media policy for talent and reporters. You can find a copy of it here. The policy does have its strong points. But, there are certain areas in which it misses the mark. A discussion follows after the jump\u2026\nBefore I dispense with my critique of ESPN\u2019s social-media policy, on a somewhat related note, let me remind everyone that The Employer Handbook is hosting a free NFL Survivor Pool. You need not know anything about football to participate, the winner gets a prize, and did I mention it\u2019s free? There is still time to sign up, which you can do here.\nAnd now, on to the policy.\nEach social media policy stands on its own. There is no such thing as a \u201cone size fits all\u201d. That said, the best policies offer some combination of rules and guidelines. Here, ESPN hits the mark. Its policy features a nice combination of important rules (e.g., \u201cDo not post any confidential or proprietary company information, references to ESPN policies or similar information of third parties who have shared such information with ESPN\u201d) and commonsense guidelines (e.g., \u201cThink before you tweet\u201d and \u201cThink before you re-tweet\u201d).\nIMHO, including a section in a social-media policy to educate employees about social media is as important as the policy\u2019s remaining terms and conditions. That\u2019s missing in the ESPN policy. Maybe the ESPN policy drafter(s) assumed that those covered by the policy are generally familiar with the ins and outs of social media. And, yes, I realize that most ESPN talent and reporters are generally familiar with some forms of social media. But why not include it anyway?\nThe updated social-media policy prohibits breaking scoop (i.e., anything other than public news) on Twitter. That information must first be vetted by the tv or digital news desks. ESPN claims that while it would like to \u201cserve fans in the social sphere, \u2026 the first priority is to ESPN news and information effort.\u201d Bradley Shear notes in this recent post on his Shear on Social Media Law that this rule completely misses the point of social media:\n[T]his policy will only harm its ability to compete in the fast changing digital landscape. During the last several years, many major news stories have been reported first on Twitter. Some of these stories include: the 2008 Mumbai terrorist attacks, the 2009 Hudson River plane crash, and the death of Osama Bin Laden. During the NFL lockout earlier this year, sports reporters regularly posted breaking news updates on Twitter and then followed them up by more in depth articles at a later time.\nFor those of you who are considering implementing or revising a social-media policy, I recommend that you check out \u201cThink Before You Click: Strategies for Managing Social Media in the Workplace\u201c. (Proud disclosure: I am a contributing author). Jon Hyman, a labor and employment attorney who edited the book, and who, like me, has drafted several social media policies for clients, has a great chapter in the book on social media policies. Sure, you can Google \u201csocial media policy\u201d for free and plod your way through drafting a policy. But, why not buy the book and do it right the first time?",
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        "raw_content": "Home News Basketball Legend Hakeem Olajuwon donates $150,000 to vicitms of Hurricane Harvey\nBasketball Legend Hakeem Olajuwon donates $150,000 to vicitms of Hurricane Harvey\nHakeem Olajuwon, basketball legend and a US-based Nigerian sportsman, has announced the donation of $150,000 to victims of Hurricane Harvey.\nHouston, America\u2019s fourth most populous city, has been ravaged by flooding, which rendered thousands homeless, while offices have remained closed.\nHarvey is said to be likely one of the costliest storms in US history.\nOlajuwon, a basketball player, has spent about 17 years of his NBA career with The Rockets basket ball team based in Houston.\nThe donation is being made via a relief fund created by Sylvester Turner, the city\u2019s mayor.\nChron, a US-based medium, quoted the Nigerian as saying in a statement that he is \u201cheartbroken to see the devastation and loss caused by Hurricane Harvey\u201d.\n\u201cThe people of Houston are in my thoughts and prayers as they work to rebuild their lives and communities,\u201d the statement read.\n\u201cThere is so much to be done and I hope that my contribution can help make a difference in the lives of my fellow Houstonians.\u201d\nOlajuwon joins a long list of sports personalities who have made donations as part of relief efforts in the tragedy.\nPrevious articleMourinho resigns to join Grenfell Tower (PHOTOS/VIDEO\nNext articleEagles to get $20,000 for every goal \u2014 Udofia",
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        "raw_content": "Diarrhoea kills half a million children globally, shows Lancet study\nImmediate and sustained action urged as diarrhoea remains among leading causes of child mortality despite improved access to clean water and sanitation\nFri 2 Jun 2017 08.15 EDT Last modified on Fri 2 Jun 2017 10.10 EDT\nA child sits at a makeshift camp on the outskirts of Mogadishu. Drought has fuelled an outbreak of cholera and acute diarrhoea in Somalia. Photograph: Mohamed Abdiwahab/AFP/Getty Images\nHalf a million children under the age of five died from diarrhoea-related illnesses in 2015, despite a significant reduction in the number of child deaths from such diseases over the past decade.\nThe number of deaths fell by 34% between 2005 and 2015 after concerted efforts to improve water and sanitation worldwide, according to a study published in the Lancet Infectious Diseases journal on Friday.\nHowever, 499,000 children under five \u2013 and 1.3 million people of all ages \u2013 died as a result of diarrhoea in 2015, making it the fourth leading cause of mortality among young children. Diarrhoea was responsible for 8.6% of all deaths among under fives.\nRotavirus vaccine could save lives of almost 500,000 children a year\nThe authors of the study, which was funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, called for urgent action.\n\u201cDiarrhoeal diseases disproportionately affect young children,\u201d said Dr Ali Mokdad of the University of Washington\u2019s Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation, the lead author.\n\u201cDespite some promising reductions in mortality, the devastating impact of these diseases cannot be overlooked. Immediate and sustained actions must be taken to help low-income countries address this problem by increasing healthcare access and the use of oral rehydration solutions.\u201d\nYael Velleman, senior policy analyst on health and hygiene at the NGO WaterAid, said: \u201cIt\u2019s always wonderful news when we find out that less children are dying from diarrhoea. But if we\u2019re honest about it, there is still a glass half empty. Half a million deaths of children under five is totally unacceptable, especially when we know these deaths are largely preventable.\u201d\nUnsafe water and sanitation are the main causes of diarrhoea, the effects of which are often compounded by a lack of access to medical care.\nWhile deaths from diarrhoea dropped by 34.3% among young children \u2013 and 20.8% overall \u2013 between 2005 and 2015, there has not been a corresponding fall in the prevalence of the condition. Over the same period, cases have fallen just 5.9% for all ages and 10.4% for children under the age of five. There were 2.4bn cases of diarrhoea reported globally in 2015.\n\u201cWe still have children getting very ill and that has a long term impact of their development, their susceptibility to other diseases, like pneumonia, and a major impact on their growth,\u201d said Velleman.\nThe countries with the highest rates of child mortality for diarrhoeal disease were Chad and Niger, with 594 and 485 deaths respectively per 100,000 children. Due to the size of their populations, the largest number of deaths occurred in India and Nigeria. Between them, these two countries accounted for 42% of all diarrhoea-related deaths among children under the age of five in 2015.\nThe biggest drop in mortality rates occurred in sub-Saharan Africa, where deaths fell from 445 to 277 for every 100,000 children between 2005 and 2015. The study\u2019s authors cautioned, however, that a lack of data could mean figures are underestimated.\nThe main cause of death among children who suffered from diarrhoea was rotavirus, which caused 146,000 deaths in 2015. This represented a 44% drop since 2005, probably due to the introduction of the rotavirus vaccine in 91 countries, prompting the researchers to suggest that developing vaccines for other diseases \u2013 such as cryptosporidium, the second biggest cause of diarrhoeal death \u2013 might be warranted.\nWhile deaths from diarrhoeal illnesses are rare in high-income countries, there was a 15.4% increase in the number of reported cases in such regions over the past decade.\nIn the UK, 30 children under the age of five died in 2015 and there were roughly 1,500 deaths overall from diarrhoeal illnesses, a reduction of 18.5% since 2005.",
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        "raw_content": "Instant is recognised as one of the UK\u2019s private companies with the fastest growing international sales for the second consecutive year.\nThe Instant Group has been ranked at No 28 in the \u201cThe Sunday Times HSBC International Track 200\u201d. The study was published with the Business section of the paper this weekend (February 10), on the Sunday Times tablet edition, and on the Fast Track website.\nThis is the second consecutive year that Instant has been recognised as one of the UK\u2019s private companies with the fastest growing international sales, this time moving up the league table by nearly 50 places.\nTim Rodber, CEO of the Instant Group, said: \u201cTo be included within part of the Sunday Times\u2019 study is affirmation of the success we have achieved over the past few years and demonstrates just how well placed we are to grow in the future.\n\u201cMuch of our international development has stemmed from the excellent client relationships that we have forged and being asked by our client base to move into new territories to support them. As the appetite for flex solutions evolves, I would anticipate increased demand among our clients to boost their expansion into international markets..\u201d\nInstant has achieved 102.11% growth in international sales per annum over the past year. In the past two years, Instant has opened offices in Kuala Lumpur, San Francisco, Paris, Budapest, Haifa and Istanbul, with more sites planned for the near future.\nThe global flexible workspace market is continuing to grow at pace \u2013 there has been a significant shift in mindset from corporate occupiers of real estate to a more agile approach and consideration of alternative methods of procuring and occupying workspace.\nMore information can be found out about the list here:\nhttp://www.fasttrack.co.uk/league-tables/international-track-200/",
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        "raw_content": "H&M ploughs reclaimed cotton into new styles\nAn item from the Conscious Collection. Photo: H&M\nSwedish clothing retailers H&M said on Thursday it had collected five tonnes of used clothing, with a new collection of jeans made from 20 percent recycled fibres. But the company also admitted ethical dilemmas ahead.\nH&M announced last year that it would start to encourage its fans to hand in old items of clothing they no longer used, rather than tossing them in the garbage. A year later, some of the reclaimed cotton has made its way into new styles.\n\"We have found a way to use the cotton fibres in our clothing,\" said sustainability head Helena Helmersson. \"We've made denim clothing where 20 percent of the fibres come from recycled items.\"\nThe Swedish firm admitted, however, that it had hoped to reach a higher recycled content.\n\"Unfortunately we did not manage to fulfil our demands on quality with a higher proportion than that,\" Helmerson explained.\nThe more sustainable off-shoot of H&M's many in-house diffusion lines - called simply Conscious Collection - has used some material taken from recycled plastic bottles. Leather items have been put together with hides from cattle reared organically for meat production.\nIN PICTURES: The latest designs in H&M's Conscious Collection\nOn Thursday, the recycling issue was addressed as part of the company's broader annual report on sustainability. Just like other large-scale retailers, H&M has faced criticism for not doing enough to secure the welfare of employees in the textile industry. The company responded last year by stating that at least 60 percent of workers who supplied H&M with items would be given salaries that secured a decent standard of living.\nThe company has not, however, specified what a living wage entailed, reported the TT news agency on Thursday. A recent H&M review into textile-worker salaries in Cambodia and Bangladesh found that the average staff member cannot live on their current wage.\nTola Moeun, human rights expert at the organization CLEC in Cambodia, also noted that raising salaries had not been enough.\n\"Higher inflation has increased living expenses for the workers, at the same time as the salaries remain low,\" he told Sveriges Radio.\nSeveral trade unions in Cambodia have now demanded that the new minimum wage be set at 160 dollars a month rather than the current level of 100, noted Swedish observer Brittis Edman at Civil Rights Defenders.\n\"Increasing the minimum wage was positive, but from what people tell me, 100 dollars doesn't go far to cover people's needs,\" she told TT.\nH&M, which is set to begin production in Ethiopia, has asked both Sida, Sweden's state agency that allocates and project manages aid, and the International Labour Organization for help in making sure they can find subcontractors who respect workers' right to free association, in other words who are unionized.\n\"A challenge in Ethiopia is industrial relationships, negotiations between employers and employees, and another (challenge) is that there is no legal minimum wage,\" Helmersson at H&M said.\nH&M to open first store in India in 2014\nFashion retailer H&M plans Ethiopia expansion",
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        "raw_content": "Dun Ringill (Castle Findanus)\nThere is reason to believe that MacKinnon chiefs first occupied land on Skye during the mid-14th century; they would have required an easily-defensible place to live. The tradition that Dun Ringill was the first MacKinnon home on Skye is borne out by the archaeological evidence. After several hundred years of abandonment, the 2000-year-old broch was renovated during the medieval period. The defenses were updated by the addition of a parapet and a remodeling of the entrance to make it easier to defend. The domestic comforts of the old structure were also improved by the addition to the interior of two well-made hip-roofed buildings. Outside the fort, the MacKinnons established a small village, complete with stone-built outbuildings and run-rig fields.\nBy 1360 Dun Ringill had become the main residence of the MacKinnon chiefs, and was known officially as Castle Findanus. The stronghold was home to the Clan's chiefs until as late as 1549. Sometime before 1577 Castle Findanus disappears from the official record, suggesting that after some 200 years the chiefs and their retainers had moved, taking up residence at Kilmorie. \u200b\nEnjoy the video below about hiking to Dun Ringill made by Shannon MacKinnon, a Clan MacKinnon Society board member. Thank you for sharing with us, Shannon!\nDunakin (Caisteal Maol)\nThere is a well-known tradition that Dunakin, also called Caisteal Maol, was owned by a Norse princess known as Saucy Mary. She is said to have regulated sea traffic through the Kyle of Lochalsh by the use of a huge iron chain that was stretched across the narrows. By means of this chain, Saucy Mary was able to levy a toll on all passing ships, except those from her own country. When she died, Saucy Mary is said to have been buried west of Broadford under a cairn on Beinn na Caillaich (\"the beinn of the old woman\") with her face pointed toward her native land.\nThe often-repeated story that Fingon, the founder of Clan MacKinnon, acquired the watchtower through marriage to Saucy Mary is, unfortunately, not borne out by history. The tower was built by a Lord of the Isles during the 15th century and was not acquired by the MacKinnons until the 16th century. There is no historical record indicating that Dunakin was ever a permanent home of the MacKinnon chiefs. Tradition tells us, however, that Jane, the sister of Chief Sir Lachlan MacKinnon, and her nephew, Neil, sought shelter there during the 17th century. It was Sir Lachlan MacKinnon, the signatory to the statutes of Icolmcill in 1609, who had his primary residence at Kilmorie near the ancestral home of Dun Ringill/Castle Findanus.\n\u200bWe may never know if the fire that reputedly destroyed Dunakin was an accident or an act of war. It may be coincidence that after Cromwell's cavalry visited the Kyle in 1652, Dunakin was commonly known as Caisteal Maol (\"the bald/roofless castle\"). What little is left of the old tower is, however, an imposing ruin.\nHow Dunakin may have looked when in use.",
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        "raw_content": "The push for a change in the legislation has sparked a fierce debate in the top Industrialised African economy\nWheat fields near Cape Town. Land expropriation in South Africa moved a step closer last week after a parliament adopted a motion to change legislation. Mike Hutchings / Reuters\nLand expropriation without compensation in South Africa moved a step closer as the country's parliament adopted a motion last week to make changes to existing legislation that would put the contentious plan into effect.\nThe ruling African National Congress (ANC), together with opposition party the Economic Freedom Fighters (who sponsored the bill), voted to change the country's constitution to reduce property rights. 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Unemployment is now north of 26 per cent, according to government statistics, adding pressure to the ruling party that must face elections in 2019. For the banking sector that underpins the economy, full nationalisation could prove to be a massive hit, analysts said.\nAlthough details of the nationalisation plan are thin, the EFF's Mr Malema has touted a lease-rental model that would see existing homeowners become state tenants. This system is already in place in a number of African countries including Mozambique, which only allows a 99-year lease on farmland, instead of outright private ownership.\n\"No one is going to lose his or her house, no one is going to lose his or her flat, no one is going to lose his or her factory or industry. All we are saying is they will not have the ownership of the land,\" Mr Malema said.\nLast week's vote comes as South Africa's new president Cyril Ramaphosa has barely settled into the office. 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A growing black middle class that has embraced the property market in urban areas especially will particularly be affected.\n\"Why must government own land on behalf of [South African] blacks?\" said Sihle Ngobese, a political activist with the official opposition Democratic Alliance, a party that supports free markets. \"The EFF and ANC want all land to be owned by government. So, they want [South African] blacks to be permanent renters of their own land.\"\nTribal leaders in the country have also expressed alarm at the idea. Goodwill Zwelithini, king of the Zulus (the country's largest ethnic group) said he is prepared to 'fight' attempts to seize the tribe's land. 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        "raw_content": "Morality and Sanity Demand an End to Drug Prohibition\nAri Armstrong June 4, 2012\nA set of gruesome photographs published recently by The Atlantic illustrate the death and destruction caused by the drug policies of the United States. The Atlantic\u2019s Alan Taylor summarizes the consequences:\nSince Mexico\u2019s President Felipe Calder\u00f3n began an all-out assault on drug cartels in 2006, more than 50,000 people have lost their lives across the country in a nearly-continuous string of shootouts, bombings, and ever-bloodier murders.\nTo be sure, the brutal members of the drug cartels bear primary responsibility for these murders, perpetrated against rival gangs as well as innocent victims. But U.S.-led policies of drug prohibition establish the conditions in which the drug cartels collect enormous profits selling illegal drugs\u2014profits the cartels pour into weaponry to wage their savage wars for control of the inherently violent black market.\nU.S. policy bears much of the responsibility for Mexico\u2019s horrific drug wars. As the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) reported last year, Calder\u00f3n \u201claunched a massive crackdown against drug trafficking organizations, in conjunction with the United States.\u201d In addition to pressuring Mexico politically, \u201cthe United States has supplied funding and labor to increase Mexico\u2019s institutional capacity to address drug trafficking.\u201d\nU.S. drug policies result in horrific violence not only in Mexico but also here at home, where drug dealers and drug-dealing gangs murder for drug money day in and day out. Economist Jeffrey Miron estimates in his 2004 book Drug War Crimes \u201cthat eliminating drug prohibition would reduce homicide in the United States\u201d by at least 25 percent.\nWhat is the rationalization for U.S. interference in Mexico? As CFR points out, \u201cMexico is a major supplier of heroin to the U.S. market, and the largest foreign supplier of methamphetamine and marijuana.\u201d Moreover, around \u201c95 percent of cocaine now travels through Mexico . . . into the United States.\u201d\nAnd what consequently travels out of the United States and into Mexico? \u201cThe U.S. State Department found that U.S. drug users send between $19 and $29 billion annually into the coffers of Mexican drug cartels.\u201d\nIn other words, the fact that a small minority of Americans choose to harm themselves by abusing drugs is supposed to justify prohibitionist policies that violate Americans\u2019 rights to liberty and result in the rise of wealthy and powerful criminal gangsters who murder many thousands of people including Americans every year.\nThe deadly consequences of drug prohibition flow inexorably from its unjust nature. Prohibition proceeds on the assumption that government should protect adults from the personal consequences of their own decisions and actions. But government should do no such thing. The proper role of government is to protect individual rights by banning physical force from social relationships; thus, government should involve itself with the drug trade only to prevent theft, fraud, and other instances of force.\nThere is nothing inherently rights-violating in the mere act of consuming drugs (and, indeed, there are perfectly legitimate medical uses for nearly all drugs now declared illegal); thus, government should protect the rights of adults to purchase and consume the substances of their choice.\nThe fact that the government through its prohibitionist policies systematically violates (rather than protects) individual rights with respect to drug use has given rise to the black market along with the horrific violence inherent therein (not to mention a host of other harms beyond the scope of this post).\nThe only sane approach to solving this problem is the moral approach to solving it: Limit government to its proper purpose of protecting individual rights\u2014and thus end drug prohibition.\nWhat\u2019s Worse than Donald Sterling\u2019s Racism?\n\u2018Just War Theory\u2019 Gets Further Entrenched in U.S. \u2018War\u2019 Policy\nThe U.S. Should Rescue Gross and End the Castro Regime\nA Time to Betray now Slated for the Screen\nHats Off to McDonald\u2019s and Coca-Cola for Protesting Soda Ban",
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        "raw_content": "\u2018Suspiria\u2019 Remake Gets a Creepy New Trailer\nAmazon Studios has revealed a longer trailer for their upcoming remake of Suspiria. Last June, Amazon revealed its first teaser for the creepy flick. Both the new film and the original focus on an American dance student who moves to Germany to attend a prestigious ballet academy. So far not so scary. However, the academy actually serves as a front for a murderous cult. So yes, more intense than Black Swan. Don\u2019t believe me? Check out the new trailer:\nPretty spooky stuff. This trailer doesn\u2019t give much away, which is nice. If a horror trailer reveals all its best scares, why see the film? This one plays its cards close, but still hints at horrors to come. And if this remake is anything like the original, there will certainly be some gory moments. Specifically with that hook. Luca Guadagnino, who recently directed Call Me By Your Name, directed this version, with a script by David Kajganich. It stars Dakota Johnson, Tilda Swinton, and Mia Goth, and Chloe Grace Moretz. Jessica Harper, who starred in the original, will also appear in a minor role.\nNow considered a cult classic, the original Suspiria debuted in 1977. Dario Argento directed the film, which received two Saturn Award nominations. As a homage to the original, the remake takes place in 1977. In an interview with The Guardian, Guadagnino clarified his take on the film, which he first saw when he was 14.\n\u201cI immediately started to dream about making my own version of it. So in a way it makes me smile when I hear people say, \u2018How dare you remake Suspiria. Typical commerce-driven mentality.\u2019 I was just a boy who had seen a movie that made him what he became. So that\u2019s how I am approaching it: a homage to the incredible, powerful emotion I felt when I saw it.\u201d\nDen of Geek reports that this version will arrive in theater on November 2th. However, certain areas will get the film as early as October 28th.",
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        "raw_content": "Make The Most Of Your Investment: How To Read A Stock Ticker\nby William Vision\nin Things, Lifestyle\nA stock ticker is a quick way to see stocks that are changing, and knowing how to read one could be beneficial to your bank account.\nNot every stock appears on the ticker. Stocks that have a substantial difference in the share price from the day before or a sudden increase in trading volume appears on the ticker.\nStockbrokers and investors like to watch the stock ticker to get a general feel for the stock market movement. It also helps to watch the ticker to track the momentum (speed of change) for a particular stock.\nVia NYSE\nAccording to Investopedia, the information appears on a stock ticker in a condensed fashion using abbreviations. Knowing the meanings of the abbreviations is the way to understand the significance of the numbers being reported. Every time the numbers change, it's called a \u201ctick.\u201d This shows the changes from happened previously.\nVia NASDAQ\nHere are the explanations of the colors, symbols, and terms used:\nThe first thing to know is the stock symbol, which is usually two or three letters on the New York Stock exchange and four letters on the NASDAQ exchange. On NASDAQ, five letters for a stock symbol indicates a foreign investment. If you do not know the stock symbol, go to MarketWatch and use the tool to figure it out.\nThe price per share is shown in U.S. dollars and cents.\nTrading Volume (Vol)\nThis is the number of shares traded during the previous day's full market session. A stock with a high volume indicates increased levels of interest in buying or selling a stock. A stock that has sudden increases and/or decreased in the number of shares traded is considered volatile and less predictable.\nColor, Share Price, and Percentage (%) Change\nA green color for a tick, or an up arrow, indicates a positive change in the share price. A red color, or a down arrow, indicates the share price has gone down. An orange color indicates no change in price. The price is shown and the percent change is shown.\n52-Week and Daily Hi/Lo\nThere may also be the 52-week highest share price and 52-week lowest share price shown on the ticker. Additionally, there is the high and the low for the day.\nDividend (div) and Yield (YLD)\nSome stocks pay a dividend. The dividend is paid out annually by the company and the yield is the percentage return on the investment. Higher yield is better.\nThis is a calculation that is used for analysis of the share price compared to the company\u2019s earnings. A higher P/E means the stock is more expensive when compared to others with a lower P/E.\nClose and Net Change (Net Chg)\nThis shows the closing price when the market finished trading for the previous day along with the change in price. This helps to indicate the direction the share price is moving.\nIf you can get a handle on this, you can understand the basics of reading a stock ticker.",
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        "raw_content": "The 28th: Indiana\u2019s black regiment\nRegiment saw much action during the Civil War\nThe 28th: Indiana\u2019s black regiment Regiment saw much action during the Civil War Check out this story on thestarpress.com: http://tspne.ws/1Gwqlcf\nAndrea Neal Published 1:30 p.m. ET March 12, 2015\nThis is one in a series of essays focusing on the top events, ideas and historical figures of Indian that lead to the celebration of the Indiana Bicentennial in December 2016.\nEven before Indiana began recruiting them, African-American Hoosiers volunteered to fight in the Civil War.\nAn 1862 act of Congress allowed President Abraham Lincoln \u201cto employ as many persons of African descent as he may deem necessary and proper for the suppression of this rebellion.\u201d The Emancipation Proclamation of Jan. 1, 1863 expressly allowed use of African Americans as combat soldiers.\nRacial prejudices initially kept Indiana from enlisting blacks, so the future soldiers went elsewhere. About 150 black Hoosiers signed up for the Massachusetts 54th Infantry, memorialized in the Oscar-winning film \u201cGlory.\u201d Others crossed into Ohio, which assembled a regiment in the summer of 1863.\nLate that same year, Gov. Oliver P. Morton realized the impact of out-of-state enrollments on Indiana\u2019s quota obligations. Morton authorized a black battalion and warned that \u201crecruitment of colored troops in this state for companies or regiments organizing in other states is henceforth positively prohibited.\u201d\nThe 28th Regiment, U.S. Colored Troops, organized at Indianapolis from Dec. 24, 1863, through March 31, 1864. More than 500 men trained at Camp Fremont near Fountain Square in Indianapolis on farmland loaned by abolitionist Calvin Fletcher.\nAssigned to the 9th Army Corps under Major General Ambrose Burnside, the regiment headed east \u2014 destined for intense action.\nThey first saw combat that June near White House, Virginia. Next, they accompanied Gen. Philip Sheridan\u2019s Cavalry through the Chickahominy swamps to Prince George Courthouse and sustained \u201csevere losses from frequent skirmishes with the enemy,\u201d as reported by Adjutant Gen. W. H. H. Terrell.\nIn the summer and fall of 1864, the regiment took part in the siege of Petersburg, Va. Its most notorious assignment came July 30 at the Battle of the Crater where Union troops dug a tunnel under a Confederate fort. Soldiers carrying 8,000 pounds of gunpowder entered the tunnel in an ill-fated effort to blow up the Confederate defense.\n\u201cInstead of victory there was disastrous defeat,\u201d according to The Indiana Historian. \u201cWhen the mine explosion created the \u2018crater,\u2019 there was great disorder, and many Union soldiers were killed or wounded.\u201d Burnside was relieved of command for his role in the disaster.\nThe victims included 88 members of Indiana\u2019s 28th. \u201cThe colored troops went as far as they were ordered to go, and did just what they were told to do,\u201d observed the regiment\u2019s chaplain, Rev. Garland White, whose accounts of the war were published in a church newsletter.\nFollowing that battle, Indiana raised four more companies to fill the regiment\u2019s depleted ranks. They joined the 25th Corps, Army of the James, and were among the first to enter the fallen Confederate capital of Richmond, Va. in April 1865. The men\u2019s final duty was in Texas where, even after the Surrender at Appomattox, Confederate units resisted Union victory.\nIn all, 1,537 black Hoosiers joined the Union Army counting those who enlisted from other states.\nThe 28th mustered out of service on Nov. 8, 1865, after proving its mettle and losing 212 men to battle or disease. The group was honored with a public ceremony in Indianapolis on Jan. 8, 1866. The Indianapolis Daily Journal reported, \u201cThe occasion was a very pleasant one, and was a large nail in the great platform of equal justice.\u201d\nRead or Share this story: http://tspne.ws/1Gwqlcf",
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        "title": "Petition seeks to have wolves howl across US | The Wildlife News",
        "raw_content": "Undercover taxidermist busts illegal Missouri hunters Heads up. Commission Meeting discussing this fall's wolf hunt set for August 16.\nBy Ken Cole On July 20, 2010 \u00b7 92 Comments \u00b7 In Wolves\nPetition calls for reintroduction to all suitable habitat \u2013 a national recovery plan.\nA petition filed by the Center for Biological Diversity asks that wolves be returned to suitable habitat in New England, California, the desert West and the Great Plains.\nThe Introduction of the petition reads:\nGray wolves are one of the most adaptable mammals on Earth. They previously inhabited most of North America \u2013 excluding only portions of the driest deserts and today\u2019s southeastern United States, which is the historic range of a separate species, the red wolf (Canis rufus). Wolves are incredibly important to the ecosystems they inhabit; studies of wolves in Yellowstone National Park and elsewhere demonstrate that the wolf is a keystone species that profoundly shapes ecosystems. Wolves limit elk herbivory of saplings in sensitive riparian areas and thereby aid beavers, songbirds and fish whose habitat is enhanced through growth of riparian trees (Ripple and Beschta 2003). Wolves have also been found to aid fox (vulpes ssp.) and pronghorn (Antilocapra americana) populations by controlling coyotes (Canis latrans), which are intolerant of foxes and disproportionately prey on pronghorn fawns (Berger and Gese 2007; Smith et al. 2003, Berger et al 2008). These results indicate that broader recovery of wolves would benefit many species and overall ecosystem integrity.\nThe Service\u2019s 36-year recovery efforts for gray wolves to date have brought them back from the brink of extinction in certain regions of the U.S., including the Southwest, northern Rocky Mountains and the upper Midwest or Great Lakes region. These efforts, however, have failed to fully recover wolves in most of their historic range. Wolves are still absent from roughly 95 percent or more of their historic range in the U.S., including extensive areas of currently suitable habitat (Mladenoff and Sickley 1998, Carroll et al. 2006). This reflects the fact that the Service has never prepared a national recovery plan for wolves, but has instead developed region-specific recovery plans that have limited recovery to the northern Rocky Mountains, Great Lakes, and Southwest (Service 1978, 1982, and 1987, 1992).\nAchieving full recovery of wolves in the U.S. represents our society\u2019s ability to learn from and correct past policy mistakes that have persecuted wolves and caused ecological devastation. In the past, county, state and federal agencies \u2013 including the Service and its predecessor agencies \u2013 targeted wolves for extermination (Robinson, 2005). By fully recovering wolves now, the Service would finally fulfill a fundamental purpose of one of our nation\u2019s foremost conservation laws, the Endangered Species Act, and chart a new course toward balance with the natural world.\nThus, with substantial gains toward wolf recovery made in certain regions, the time has come to recover wolves throughout all significant portions of their historic range. To accomplish this, the Center hereby formally petitions the Service to develop a national gray wolf recovery plan, excluding the Southwest, that ensures that wolves are recovered to ecosystems within their former range that still contain suitable habitat or can be restored to sustain them, including existing wolf recovery areas as well as the Northeast, Pacific Northwest, southern Rocky Mountains, California, and Great Plains regions.1 Within these regions, the Plan should establish recovery goals that provide for connected and resilient wolf populations that have sufficient regulatory protections to achieve and maintain long-term recovery. Downlisting might be appropriate when wolf populations have met these criteria in fewer than all of these regions and have achieved interim benchmarks in the remaining regions. Delisting could occur when wolves have fulfilled recovery criteria in all regions.\nPetition seeks to have wolves howl across US.\nBy MATTHEW BROWN \u2013 Associated Press Writer\n92 Responses to Petition seeks to have wolves howl across US\nAccording to a 6/9/10 letter from Marvin Moriarty, USFWS Acting Regional Director in the northeast, \u201cThe Service\u2026has initiated an analysis of the currently listed gray wolf entity. As part of this analysis, we are examining its taxonomic identity or identities, population structure(s) and range(s).\u201d \u201cThis analysis of the currently listed gray wolf entity is necessary to determine the need and appropriate scale(s) for recovery planning which will, in turn, help us determine whether restoration of a wolf population in the northeastern United States would be necessary for recovery of the listed entity. Because we have not yet determined whether restoration of a wolf population in the Northeast is necessary for recovery of the listed entity, it is premature to consider what actions might be effective, practicable, necessary, and advisable to achieve that objective.\u201d This USFWS report is supposedly being issued this summer. Our experience with USFWS DNA analyses of wolves killed in the northeast is that their reference DNA specimens are sorely lacking and, therefore, some of their analyses are suspect, at best. They simply don\u2019t (or didn\u2019t) have the reference wolf specimens necessary for properly identifying some of these animals. This is a real problem when you\u2019re dealing with hybrid animals that are both gray and eastern wolf. I wish CBD luck with their petition but I suspect that the USFWS response will be the same one that we received-that it is premature.\nYou know, the critical questions are (1) have gray wolves historically inhabited the area in question; and (2) is there suitable habitat for the wolves to successfully repopulate. In my humble opinion, the questions about the DNA analysis of wolves in the northeast and elsewhere are an attempt to skirt these critical questions to reframe the question to the following: is the current population in states with wolves sufficient to be self-sustaining and therefore not endangered. The reframing of these questions overlooks the historical role that wolves played in the ecosystem. Thus, the issue of whether the wolves in the northeast are genetically distinct from those elsewhere is not as important as whether wolves played an important keystone role in the ecosystem in the northeast, which I think would be easier to demonstrate simply to determining whether they existed there in the past.\nFor the most part I agree with you; however, related to your second point: the phrase \u201csuitable habitat\u201d does not appear anywhere within the ESA, though it has recently been read into the law by the FWS. The body of research suggests that, in general, large carnivores need only human tolerance and adequate prey base to survive (for example, black bears and cougars have been expanding their range within the conterminous US). Some people would like to reframe the ESA to focus on ecosystems rather than species. While I see this as a laudable goal, I think it would be a nightmare from a legal perspective. In fact, it could create more ambiguity leading to even more law suits (and less protections for imperiled species).\nI wish they would restore wolves to more of their former habitat. There are plenty of places that can support them. Defenders of Wildlife has come up with areas wolves can live in. I\u2019m not sure how much I trust Defenders (I have had someone working for them tell me they were not anti-hunting, just against things like aerial gunning). Here is a link for it:\nhttp://www.defenders.org/resources/publications/programs_and_policy/wildlife_conservation/imperiled_species/wolf/places_for_wolves_2006.pdf\nI would like to see the same for grizzlies.\nDefenders is not anti hunting per se, as its critics claim. It is pro species restoration and maintenance of habitat to get species populations healthy. Dealing with the whole hunting issue is premature in my mind so long as we don\u2019t have healthy, diverse, sustainable populations and sufficient critical habitat.\nSo, the upshot of this national plan request (petition) is that all gray wolves remain as ESA listed until there are resilent recovered populations throughout the recommended regions (nevermind the huge genetic reserve in Canada). The folks in MN, WI, MI, MT, ID and WY are going to love that. UT does not want them at all (which means Orin Hatch doesn\u2019t want them either). WA, in its draft plann, does not contemplate wolves on the Olympic Peninsula, and only wants about 150 total. OR is struggling with how to deal with its new eastern population; CO is not exactly putting out the welcome mat, and will seek to manage numbers quickly. And, the Mexican wolf is having its problems in AZ and NM. TX livestock interests will weigh in predictably. PA and NY (Adirondack state Park?) don\u2019t have alot of places to put many, and the rest of New England that may have habitat will likely be a reluctant partner.\nMichael Robinson and CBD may have just amped up the politics of wolf reintroduction, that could produce less rather than more \u2013 as in changes to the ESA.\nESA revision won\u2019t happen\u2026a third rail of politics in DC at this point. If Pombo couldn\u2019t get it done..and indeed, the campaign run by The Action Fund was largely based on his wanting to gut the ESA and got him defeated..I doubt there is much stomach for changing the ESA on either side of the aisle. You could see regulatory changes if we get a Republican President in 2012\u2026Palin? God forbid\u2026.\nThe ESA could use revision\u2026ecosystem based decision making instead of species by species has been an idea tossed around for awhile, including by Michael Bean, regarded as the Godfather of the ESA. But I don\u2019t see it anytime soon. It would mean that science would be the basis of legislation..and politics would take a back seat. Probably not in my lifetime.\nIf a ESA revision won\u2019t happen, then do you think that the western senators and the NRA could put a rider in a bill such as guns in national parks that would give the states the right to manage wolves, etc. I think that this is going to be tried sooner than later. It was done with guns in the national parks and allowing western states the right to charge what they want for hunting and fishing licences (senate bill 331).\n\u201cUT does not want them at all\u2026\u201d\nUtah\u2019s politicians may not want wolves, but at least two surveys indicate that the state\u2019s residents do want them. Moreover, existing survey research suggests residents from other states are also generally supportive of having wolves; however, they are pragmatic about wolf management (i.e. they tend to support hunting as well as the removal of wolves that cause damages to livestock). The politicians in the West are not sensitive to the nuances of the issue, so they pass silly legislation demanding wolves\u2019 removal. This legislation, ironically, is the biggest hurdle for delisitng wolves because states have made it abundantly clear that they can and likely will pass legislation that could negatively implact wolf populations and wolf recovery. Thus, it has become clear that the agreements signed by the NRM states are not worth the paper they are printed on.\nI don\u2019t think the scenario you describe is likely given the current makeup of Congress. Pombo had a much more favorable environment for such legislation and they still couldn\u2019t get it done.\nAn alternative (compromise?) to what you and Jon Way are proposing would be federal legislation that protect large carnivores by setting firm minimum populations (which would remove the problem of inadequate regulatory mechanisms) and restricting the types of actions states could use to control these animals (e.g. aerial gunning) while simultaneously calling for the removal of wolves from the ESA. Of course, you would have to find co-sponsors that would agree to such a compromise and then find ways of \u201csweetening\u201d such legislation to make it worth others\u2019 while to expend political capital with their constituents (so I wouldn\u2019t hold my breath).\nKit Stevens says:\nAt the rate the government & ranchers are killing off the wolves we have, I think we need to be careful reintroducing them elsewhere. Until we can & do protect the wolves better, it will just mean more of these beautiful animals will be wiped out.\nWM \u2013 Yellowstone is 2.2 million acres. Adirondack State park is about 6 million acres. Yellowstone has lots of wild lands around it, but in the northeast we have corridors through Vermont/New Hampshire to another 3-5 million acres in the Main woods\u2026 Where don\u2019t they have room to put them?\nBigger issue is they don\u2019t count as a distinct population segment. Anybody understand how that works? Canis Lycaon gets its own name, but no respect as a DPS??\nI won\u2019t argue with you about total acreage. However, only about 40% is owned by the state. The remainder is in private ownership and there is a fair amount of water \u2013 lakes, mostly. The permanant population is about 170,000 -200,000, with alot more summer homes, and some land is in timber production and industrial use. There are a bunch of small towns/hamlets that are likely to weigh in on how much they want wolves \u2013 maybe some do, but there is a pro-development element that will want to keep things \u201cflexible.\u201d\nPerhaps some preliminary wolf reintroduction planning has already been done. Dr. Ross Whaley and some of the other Park visionaries may have already thought about this.\nThat would be a three ring circus: wolves in the Adirondacks. As it is now, people think Idahoans, Montanans, or Wyomingites are redneck. Wait until wolves are introduced into the Adirondacks.\nThere are two very big differences between the forests of the Northeast and those of the West. The first big difference is that very little of the Northeast\u2019s forest is public land as where nearly all of it is in the West. Even Adirondack Park is less than half public land.\nThe second big difference is that there are many people who live in the forested areas of the Northeast as where very few do in the West. In fact, there are millions people that live in the forests of the Northeast. Many of the Northeast\u2019s cities are in or are surrounded by forest. If you want to test the wolves-won\u2019t-hurt-humans theory, let\u2019s reintroduce them in Adirondack Park.\nI can imagine it now. If left unfettered, they would multiply like rats living on cats, dogs, goats, chickens, domesticated ducks, domesticated geese, domesticated turkeys, and deer both inside and outside of the Park. They would quickly move east into populated states like Connecticut and Massachusetts and soon be in the suburbs of Hartford, CT (pop 1,188,841), and Springfield, MA (pop 682,657), and even into the Boston metro area (pop 7.5 million). In fact, they would soon be on the northwester edge of what is called the Northeaster Megopolis with a population of 22.2 million people.\nDimmit that sounds exciting. You could pass laws that if an evil human so much as looks at a wolf wrong, he could be jailed, without trial, for up to nine years. With so many people and domesticated animals around, the populations might soar into the hundreds of thousands. It would be wolf heaven! When can we get it started? I think we can assume no women or kids will be harmed by wolves. All the rumors that say they do this are just conjured up by evil lying wolf-haters.\nActually, I think wolves might be nice to have in Adirondack Park if they could contain them in the Park and get residents who already live their to accept them. It would be a big sacrafice to people who have pets, livestock, and other domesticated animals. Many may have chosen to live there so they could have these animals.\nIt would appear the state of NY has already spoken regarding wolf reintroduction:\n\u201cThe wolf and eastern cougar are considered to be extirpated from New York State.\nPeriodic sightings of cougars are reported from the Adirondacks, but these are believed to\nbe released captive individuals. Because sufficient cougar habitat is not available in New\nYork, the Department does not intend to pursue their reintroduction. The eastern timber\nwolves occasionally reported are generally considered to be misidentified coyotes,\nalthough there is some evidence to suggest that the eastern coyote found in the\nAdirondacks may be a hybrid between the red wolf and coyote. It is not clear that a wolf\npopulation could survive in New York, given the abundance of highways and our large\nhuman population. Nor is it clear that a population of wolves in the forests of the\nAdirondacks would be compatible with the interests of residents or the farmers that live\non the periphery of the Adirondack region. For these reasons, the Department is not\nconsidering wolf restoration at this time.\n\u2013 Blue Ridge Wilderness and Wakely Mountain Primitive Area FINAL DRAFT Unit Management Plan \u2013 June 2006. NY State Department of Conservation.\nSo, assuming their policy position has not changed in the last four years, but keeping some objectivity, let\u2019s put them in the indifferent column, for now.\nWhat is your take on reintroduction, or anyone else\u2019s, on the receptiveness of the other Northeastern states, and specifically PA, with its attractive deer populations?\nThe FWS already looked at the Adirondacks as a potential reintroduction location for wolves. I\u2019m not sure what they concluded biologically, but local support was split (though, if memory serves, there was substantial support statewide). The same is true for Colorado, which was investigated as a potential reintroduction site in the late 1990s. (I am traveling at the moment and don\u2019t have access to my EndNote file, or I would post citations).\nAgain, research suggests that wolves could exist in many parts of the US given reasonable protection (i.e. policy) and human tolerance.\nI give credit to CBD for rocking the boat. It will be interesting to see the many responses that surface. If nothing else, this will align the players.\nAny thoughts on red wolf issues? I hear they\u2019re suffering from \u201caccidental\u201d shootings as people mistake them for coyotes. Yet, there seems to have been successful small scale reintroductions.\nAlso, what are the thoughts on historical ranges of the reds and interactions with the easterns?\nKropotkin Man,\nit is likely that the red and eastern wolf are one and the same species and that red/easterns ranged all the way up through New England and at some point in Northern New England and/or southern Canada, they met up with Gray Wolves. The wolf in the Great Lakes is now believed to be eastern/gray wolf hybrids and not pure gray wolves.\nIt is likely that most of New England had easterns or eastern/gray hybrids historically. However, with all of the moose in New England now, certainly gray and/or eastern/gray hybrids could prey on them and survive.\nWe currently call the canid living here a coyote but the eastern coyote in New England and NY is really a coyote/eastern wolf hybrid. I think that coywolf is a better term, personally, yet state agencies treat them like wolves out west \u2013 unlimited takes, partaking to a minority of people that want to slaughter them, with no scientific evidence to support their claims. I personnally think there should be a Wild Canid Protection act similar to the Marine Mammal act b.c the conflict of interest of state fish and game agencies that George Wuerthner talks about in his articles is real from Massachusetts to Montana\u2026 That would allow natural recovery throughout the country and to realize that predators should be treated differently from deer/rabbits and other game.\n++I personnally think there should be a Wild Canid Protection act similar to the Marine Mammal act b.c the conflict of interest of state fish and game agencies that George Wuerthner talks about in his articles is real from Massachusetts to Montana\u2026++\nSo Jon you want the federal government to be able to tell a rancher who owns his property in fee simple that he can not shoot a coyote or a fox on his property. I have lived with coyotes and foxes all of my life and I have never ever seen a shortage of them. Some years there are more and some years there are less. And some people want the federal government to run every aspect of our lifes, it is so sad the way some people in America want the federal government to take more control of the everyday life of an American and his property. In 1979 and 1980 Coyotes were worth about $100 a skin and in today\u2019s dollars that would be around $300. They were hunted very heavy and ranchers who welcomed coyote hunters before wanted to hunt them for there selves. I never saw any shortage of coyotes.\nI would like to see a Wild Canid Protection Act get throught the congress in today\u2019s political environment.\nThose foxes and coyotes are WILDLIFE and people are getting sick of welfare ranchers and all of the wildlife that has to die to benefit them.\nRegardless of how people feel about them, it seems to me that the emergence of the coywolf is a near perfect adaptation of the need for a large canid in the East.\nBest yet, despite the killing of them, there really isn\u2019t a damn thing predator haters can do about it given the coywolf\u2019s fit to a large and partially vacant ecological niche.\nNot all ranchers are welfare ranchers, some of them have more money than all of us put together on this forum. Each and everyone of us is supported by the government in a small or larger way, all of us are piggy\u2019s at the troth somewhere, someplace. The twenty dollar entrance fee to Yellowstone National Park does not cover the cost of that person entering Yellowstone, so all visitors to the park are subsidized \u2014 welfare wildlife watchers. National Parks are one of the best things about this country along with the Smithsonian in DC which is free.\nFoxes and coyotes are wildlife and should be managed by the states not the federal government. They are NOT ENDANGERED and never have been. It is people like you who dislike the idea that anyone with a gun can shot them when they want. It is about control. There are those who feel they have no say in state wildlife regulations and want the federal government to control it so there agenda can have a say.\nElk275 says,\n\u201cThere are those who feel they have no say in state wildlife regulations and want the federal government to control it so there agenda can have a say.\u201d\nYes, there are those who feel they have no say in state wildlife regulations and I am one of them. I submit the reason is not only because non-hunters don\u2019t have a way to contribute financially to wildlife management but also because there is a strong push by hunters to keep non-hunters out of the decision making process. Why else do you think there are so many lawsuits in Federal Court over wildlife management? It is the only way to have a voice in wildlife issues because the legislature and game commissions don\u2019t listen to those who don\u2019t have a hunting or fishing license.\nI haven\u2019t formulated an opinion one way or the other about Jon Way\u2019s idea of a Wild Canid Protection Act but the issue shouldn\u2019t be entirely controlled by hunters.\nThanks for your response. When I studied wildlife biology some years back, we went into great detail about canine hybrids. Evolution hasn\u2019t really teased those critters too far apart.\nI also remember concerns on the genetics of the red wolf prior to its release years back. Concerns that they somehow weren\u2019t pure and therefore didn\u2019t qualify as endangered. The same claim was made about the panthers in south Florida prior to the release of the girls from Texas.\nI worked in Vermont one summer and was pleased to hear and see coyotes not far from my cabin in the heart of dairy country. A real treat I must say.\nI\u2019ve seen maps linking government owned properties through out the east. I was taken back by how much is owned by the public.\nThe Marine Mammal Act has not really slowed down the slaughter of many of the pinnipeds off our NW coast. The states seem to get their blood one way or another.\nI have to get to the title company before five, but.\nYou can buy a hunting licence. Every Montana wildlife meeting that I have attended all have been allow to talk and there opinions were recorded; there has always been a game warden or two to protect those who feel threaten. If anyone felt that they were in danger the game warden would escort them to their car. If a enough people who felt like you do would show up and voice your opinion the commission would have to listen, but you do not show up in large numbers. The wolf meeting in Great Falls, Montana had 100 people there and only 3 strong wolf supporters. I am finding that most outfitters and hunters including me feel that wolves are a part of the eco system but in limited numbers. Numbers not great enough to limit any hunting seasons or bag limits. I have to go.\nIn response to Pointswest\u2019s comment that \u201cthere are millions of people that live in the forests of the northeast.\u201d I wonder how familiar he is with Maine? Maine\u2019s north woods contains some 15-16 million acres, most of which is commercial timberland with few human inhabitants and virtually no agriculture or livestock production. The potential for wolf recovery is exceptional given the very low human population and large prey base.\nMoreover, both wolf and human densities are higher in many parts of eastern Europe though, because of poor trash removal and inadequate rabies control, attacks are higher as well.\nYes\u2026I know Maine is more remote and wild. I have flown over most of the eastern states and have visited many of them.\nAs I understand it neither New Brunswick nor Quebec have wolves south of the St. Lawrence River. They did away with their wolves long before Americans did, so I am told. If wolves are reintroduced to Maine, assuming a reliable prey base, they will undoubtedly head north to Canada over time. Do you know what their view is on rehabitation of wolves there, and in other eastern Province areas which are conspicuously absent wolves?\nJust an note of interest on the genealogy of Eastern wolves. In Algonquin (about 3 hours by car north of Toronto) much research has been done on their smaller wolves, which traditionally have been assumed to be descendants of the Gray. Not so much, I guess. Since these wolves could potentially one day migrate across the border into the Northeastern U.S., it might need to be considered in any re-introduction efforts, should they actually pan out. http://www.algonquinpark.on.ca/nature/mammals/whatr_wolves.html\nI am talking more about public land and regulation. It is poor wildlife management to allow a slaughter of social, intelligent species like canids. People shouldn\u2019t be allowed to shoot them for fun. Rather there should be bag limits like most other game.\nRanchers protecting their livestock on private property would be an exception.\nRalph, I believe you are correct with your comments\u2026\nIt doesn\u2019t surprise me that some people ( I won\u2019t name names) that have a complete lack of regard for some animal\u2019s lives. Only a disturbed person would shoot coyotes for fun or for sport. They justify the killing of animals for sport because that animal isn\u2019t endangered.\ncoyote killing tournaments should not be allowed and they should be banned. These animal killing tournaments or contests that gives prizes and money to the hunter that kills the most coyotes are disgusting. Seeing the smiling hunter while he stands next to or holds up the dead coyotes he just shot to death would make anyone disgusted.\nI have only shot one coyote in my life and it was a quarter mile from Chico Hot Springs. I have missed more than a few in my younger days. Nothing disgust me more than finding a dead badger bloating in the sun as a bonus for a gopher hunter. I do shoot gophers and would never shoot a badger which I see almost everytime. Each of us has limits.\nThere have been a well known wildlife/Canid reseacher mentioned on this forum several times who used to trap coyotes in his youth for pocket money.\nElk, just curious, why gophers, but not badgers? I believe farmers see badgers as pests as well. What is the difference between a badger and a goper to a fellow like you? Y\nI believe humans have a preditory instinct. I have had several dogs that loved to hunt and to kill\u2026I mean they loved it. I had never seen them so excited as to chase down and kill a rabbit. This excitement I belive is instinctual in dogs. I also think such excitement it is similar in humans and also in wolves for that matter.\nI do believe humans should act with compassion and with ethics, however.\nThe excitement of the chase or the feeling of power over a prey, I believe is instinctual and is no differnt in humans than in wolves. I watch video of wolves during the stock and the chase and the kill and I can pretty well understand what the wolves are feeling by watching their body movements and their excitment and intensity level. I thought most people could.\nAgain, I think humans should act in an ethical mannor, however. These natural impulses need to be controlled by humans, but the enjoyment is very understandable to me.\nI am surprised by people who cannot understand the excitemet a wolf, a dog, or a man can feels when overpowering killing prey.\n++Again, I think humans should act in an ethical manner, however. These natural impulses need to be controlled by humans, but the enjoyment is very understandable to me. ++\nAre we talking about sex or hunting or both\nRanchers want you to shoot gophers. I have done a very unprofessional study of gophers behind the Costco store in Bozeman for the last 3 years. One vacant field is infested with gophers; most of the grass has been eaten down by them. Gophers are not going to go extinct or become endangered. I know they said the buffalo, passenger pigeon and wolf would never disappear but gopher will not. What is the difference between gophers and badgers? We each have are ethics and limits.\nInterestingly, sex and hunting instincts are related at least in the sense that both are associated with a part of the brain called the hypothalumus. The hypothalamus plays a major role in the regulation of basic drives related to survival, including the so-called \u201cfour F\u2019s\u201d \u2026fighting, fleeing, feeding, and sex.\nand one more thing\u2026 You were probably talking with jon and not me on your last post\u2026\nBut many people have an agenda. What most of us on this blog complain about is the only agenda that state fish and game agencies seem to listen to are hunting and livestock interests. So I guess for you it is OK for them to have their agenda catered to but not other interests b.c those would be too Environmental, hippie, animal rights, or whatever.\nA protection act for canids might not eliminate hunting but it would establish humane standards unlike what is practiced today (shooting over bait, snaring, no bag limits, year-round hunts on our public lands). One job of the federal gov\u2019t is to intervene to allow all folks in all states to have a say in affairs\u2026\nI have been on this forum for almost one year. I have learned is some people are very upset with the policies of state fish and wildlife agencies because they or their group/agenda is not able to be a member of the state fish and wildlife commission, only residents. This is the only situation that I am aware of that out of state people want be on a state commission. Maybe I am wrong. I have never heard that out of state people wanted be appointed to the state commission for: morticians, barbers, highway, board of regents, realtors, surveyors etc. it is only the state fish and wildlife and I would wager that states like Rode Island, Connecticut, Maryland and Delaware that out of state membership in the state fish and wildlife commissions has little demand. It is the Northern Rocky Mountain states that has the interest.\nI am NOT a fan of \u201cpond scum\u201d Pombo, he needs to be gone forever.\nThe reason why this is so is because wildlife do not respect political boundaries. Neither do mountains, rivers, forests and other parts of nature.\nI just got back from five days in Wyoming. Though I am an Idaho resident, I was very pleased to see so much wildlife there (no I wasn\u2019t in a national park).\nI never assumed you were; just pointing out that ESA revisions are notoriously hard to pass and any legislation with the word \u201cwolf\u201d will be held under a microscope.\nTo follow up with your statement about non-residents wanting to sit on F&G commissions\u2026\nI think this greatly oversimplifies the controversy over how wildlife should be managed in the West. Recall the the majority of lands that fall within the boundaries of the state of Idaho are owned by the citizens of the United States and managed for those citizens by Federal agencies. The history of wildlife management in the U.S. predates, in large part, the federal agencies that now control these lands. Thus, F&G agencies have always maintained a high degree of control over wildlife on federal lands (though their influence is lessened in National Parks and National Wildlife Refuges). Also recall that nearly all of the places that wolves exist in the NRMs are federal lands (note: in the most recent Final Rule, the FWS didn\u2019t even consider eastern Montana \u201csuitable\u201d for wolves). Finally, recall that F&G commissions are historically dominated by two interest groups: hunters and livestock producers. Thus, traditionally, much of our federal public lands in the West have been managed for these groups. Yet, livestock production and hunting are both in decline, meaning the people that have the strongest voice in wildlife management are fewer and fewer, while the US population continues to grow. Thus, the federal lands of the West are managed disproportionately for a shrinking constituency.\nThe ESA changes the balance of management for protected species by giving a voice to people outside of the borders of these states\u2013and especially\u2013by giving a voice to non-hunters.\nJB summarizes my feelings nicely. As he says, many of the western states are federal public lands meaning that someone from the east owns those lands as someone whose backyard that is. It is obvious that most locals don\u2019t feel that way.\nHowever, my above posts weren\u2019t really talking about that. I was talking about how all state agencies throughout the country cater to a very declining base (hunters and ranchers) while other user groups greatly outnumber them and outspend them in those states. However, these other groups literally have no voice b.c in wildlife mgmt of the current method of hunters funding state wildlife agencies despite things like wildlife watching bringing in significantly more money to state economies (but not to fish and game agencies). This is what needs to change and/or laws enacted to make predator management more responsible.\nElk said:\n\u201cI have learned is some people are very upset with the policies of state fish and wildlife agencies because they or their group/agenda is not able to be a member of the state fish and wildlife commission, only residents.\u201d\nTo further my above post. This is not entirely true. Many groups are locales of a given state but they aren\u2019t hunters or ranchers and won\u2019t get appointed to a wildlife board b.c it is hand selected to be dominated by those 2 interest groups and exclude others. Thing of WWP as on western group. These groups own their state\u2019s wildlife too\u2026\nSorry, 2nd to last line should say (sorry about poor grammar):\nThink of WWP as a western group with interest in managing wildlife. Aka \u201cWestern Watersheds Project\u201d \u2013 why can\u2019t they have a voice without having to sue states and feds to get them to change?\nElk275 said:\nNot all ranchers are welfare ranchers, some of them have more money than all of us put together on this forum.\nYou are probably correct about the wealth Elk and the site below takes you to all those wealthy ranchers and farmers with their hands out year after year, because they have no problem taking advantage of disfunctional ag programs that have doled out payments for years, regardless of wealth:\nhttp://farm.ewg.org/region.php?fips=30000\nBeen looking around my neck of the woods the last couple of months and just about every rancher has a huge surplus of hay, more than enough to get thru next winter, because this past winter was mild. But do you think any of these ranchers sat back and discussed keeping their cattle off public lands, forgoing haying this year, rotating their cattle on their own land, so wildlife and public lands could take a breather for once?\nHell no!! Like clockwork, they all pushed a few thousand head of cattle up to public lands for the summer, first week in July.\nVery interesting from a personal viewpoint. I see my sister and brother-in-law and his family collected almost between $800,000 and $1,200,000 between 1995 and 2009. I can tell you one that they are not rich. Times have difficult for them in those years. Nuff said.\nMy Christmas present from them gets smaller every year!\nThere was talk, while I lived in the Adirondacks of New York State of reintroducing wolves to the 6-million-acre park, of which the public now owns more than half.\nResponse to WM-No one should assume that there are no wolves in New Brunswick and in Quebec south of the St. Lawrence. The Quebec government a couple of years ago publicly acknowledged the first killing of a wolf south of the St. Lawrence in some 100 years. A couple of years ago I was forwarded an email from a reliable source reporting the killing of a 90-100 lb. wolf in Quebec south of the St. Lawrence. When I forwarded this email to the Quebec government for comment (minus the email address and name of the sender) the government rep. told me that the email was confidential and wanted to know who had sent it to me. The Quebec government does not want wolves south of the St. Lawrence River-period. Reports of wolves south of the St. Lawrence continue, but I suspect that the Quebec government is doing whatever it can to keep them from recolonizing the area. The quality and quantity of wolf habitat in Maine far surpasses that in Quebec\u2019s eastern townships. Wolves that make it to Maine will think they died and went to heaven. Some wolves that recolonize Maine would likely travel back into Quebec, but the habitat is very limited and wolves can be killed there legally. I think the New Brunswick government is playing the same game that the northeast states are playing by simply denying their presence and making no effort whatsoever to even publicly discuss them.\nResponse to MJ-Recent research indicates that the eastern wolf population and range south of Algonquin Park are expanding due to increased protection outside the park in recent years. If wolves are unable to find vacant territories in and around the park, they will have to disperse greater distances and some will undoubtedly bump into the St. Lawrence River and a few will likely cross it.\nNot to sound ignorant, but I am not familiar with that area of the country. What land uses or activities occur there that causes the Quebec and NB government objection to wolves south of the St. Lawrence?\nagricultural and a hatred for wolves\u2026. Sounds like part of the west.\nThanks, John. My point exactly. My concern is that if re-intros are done in the NE US, the possibility that Algonquin wolf may be present needs to be taken into account. Considering their small size, they must have the ability to defend/compete with the re-introduced species. I\u2019ve always had a soft spot for the Algonquin wolves considering they\u2019ve managed to survive despite being in the most populated Canadian province and in an area that historically has seen lots of human activity (albeit, lots of devoted folks have helped them along the way).\nFrom what I understand, it seems like all of the states with wolves and with suitable wolf habitat should be looking at Romania. That country has a large population of wolves, brown bears, and people. I have seen specials on Animal Planet where wolves and bears have roamed into Bucharest. (Not ideal, I know). While I am sure there are conflicts with livestock, the fact is humans and wolves have coexisted since the times of the Roman Empire. Why should the US which is so much bigger be so much different?\nThe Carpathian Alps cover a vast area. They are in a sort of in big backward \u201cC\u201d shape and curve from Romania north and east up into Ukrain and Slovakia\u2026something like 900 miles. Bucharest is out on the Danubian plain only about 40 miles from the foot hills of the southern Carpathians.\nI point this out because I think it takes a fairly large area to sustain populations of large preditors.\nHere is a nice satellite sort of image of the Carpathian Alps. Notice that the Southern Carpantian Alps are also called the Transylvanian Alps. Notice too that there is a lot of hill country that is largely forested just north of the Southern Carpathians.\nThe image link:\nhttp://www.e-targ.org/Maps/Labeled%20Carpathians%20by%20Satellite.jpg\nThis article seems to fit nicely into the current discussions here as it attempts to compare viable wolf habitat in Romania to the Northeast US:\nhttp://northernwoodlands.org/articles/article/wolves_as_neighbors_a_lesson_from_transylvania/\nJon Way\u2019s mention of a Wild Canid Act like the Marine Mammal Protection Act reminds me of what an enigma the MMPA has turned out to be (in Alaska anyway) in terms of public and governmental reaction over the past 4 decades. I remember hearing a fair number of people who were very angry when Congress seized management from the state in 1972. One couple made part of their living commercially hunting harbor seals, one guy had just bought a new 22-250 seal rifle. Fishermen who were used to keeping a 30-30 handy in the wheelhouse to keep seals and sea lions from robbing their nets and trolling lines were definitely not happy. Seals and sea lions, and even beluga whales had been considered competitors much like wolves and coyotes. Part of a Prince William Sound fishery manager\u2019s duty before statehood was to fly over the Copper River Delta in a super cub and drop sticks of dynamite to kill large numbers of seals by concussion.\nA bunch of young biologists, mostly from the states, were hired in the 1960s, and they pretty much pulled the plug on all government-run predator control on land and sea, but seals and sea lions were still treated like vermin by the public except for their material value. Walrus\u2019s had considerable value for their ivory. I remember visiting Kotzebue in April 1964 and seeing a row of ski planes on the ice waiting for the weather to clear so guides could fly their clients out on the ice pack to track down a polar bear and land and shoot it.\nThen the damn feds moved in, grabbed management, set up restrictive regulations and gave exclusive and liberal hunting rights to Alaska natives. Guided polar bear and walrus hunting \u2013 gone, seal hunting \u2013 finished, lethal deterrence from fishing gear \u2013 history. The only thing that seemed to make it bearable was the fact that it was not supposed to be permanent, just immediate protection until the feds could determine the status of each species and the return authority to the state.\nFast-forward to the mid-1980s. The feds inform the Bill Sheffield administration that they are ready to return pacific walrus management to the State of Alaska. The governor says . . . . . thanks, but not thanks! Natives liked the way things were and made their sentiment known. The funny thing is I don\u2019t remember a single person standing up on the other side and saying \u201cWait a minute, what are you doing you traitor to state\u2019s rights \u2013 of course we want it back!\u201d Since then, I haven\u2019t heard another peep in the news from the feds about returning authority for any of the species. Nor have I seen a single editorial suggesting that it should be done.\nWhat on earth has changed? Well governors Sheffield, Knowles, etc. were Democrats who pandered to the native vote. But Murkowski and Palin sure weren\u2019t! And where was the Alaska Outdoor Council who has opposed natives tooth and nail over rural or native priority access to wildlife?\nIt seems that public sentiment has changed over time. A number of marine mammal populations declined despite the MMPA and fishermen went from trying to kill sea lions on sight to trying to demonstrate they were having no harmful (let alone lethal) effect in the course of their normal fishing operations. Salmon runs increased far more than did seals. Most non-natives never had much taste for seal meat anyway. I would have thought at least that someone would have been interested in reopening guided polar bear hunting, by dog team rather than airplane \u2013 but it\u2019s a little late for that now with a recent ESA listing. The one possible unfinished story is the sea otter, at least in Southeast where they were reintroduced around 1970 after the Russians and Aleuts exterminated them in the 1800s. Cute as the dickens, they are quietly but steadily increasing, rafting up and vacuuming valuable shellfish resources off the bottom and expanding into new areas. Having no insulating layer except their incredible fur, they consume 25% of their body weight daily in exactly the same order of preference as humans. Like wolves, they have ecological benefits in controlling sea urchins that consume the kelp forests that are excellent fish habitat, but like elk hunters those benefits don\u2019t look all that impressive to dungeness crabbers or urchin or abalone divers. Still, you hear the concern and discouragement but never really the anger (one problem is they were reintroduced cooperatively by ADF&G and USFWS, so it\u2019s impossible to solely demonize the feds).\nAnyway, it\u2019s an interesting case study in federal and state regulation and public attitudes, but I\u2019m not sure it has any application to canids that are not endangered and are subject to more widespread extreme sentiment. I imagine similar acceptance of wolves will come only if, when and where their impact on huntable ungulate populations and other things people value is better understood and determined to be minor, like in the north central states (for the most part).\nYour description of seal slaughters b.c of competition and sounds like hatred of seals competing with local fisherman is a good analogy to why, in my opinion, there should be some federal controls on killing coyotes (and other carnivores) for hate (again except on private lands where they are legitimately killing livestock). There is not much (or any) scientific evidence to show that these slaughters need to take place. And most of the public (and probably) hunters wouldn\u2019t agree with it. However, allowing coyote hunters to have a bag limit of 1 to 2 and respect the animals they kill (sorry \u201charvest\u201d) would be much different than the current strategy of managing for hate. No wonder why wolf recovery has become so socially polarizing. Hate of local carnivores was never considered in the plan to restore wolves\u2026\nTo add to Jon Way\u2019s comments regarding Canadian government attitudes toward wolves in New Brunswick and in Quebec south of the St. Lawrence\u2026\nMy sense is that the only reason wolves live in much of Canada is because the landscape is so large and much of the area is so remote. I think wolves are tolerated rather than accepted. The mindset in areas of eastern Canada where wolves have been extirpated for decades is much the same as it is in most of the U.S. \u201cThey don\u2019t belong here and we don\u2019t want them here.\u201d South of the St. lawrence, Quebec is much more urbanized (the eastern townships in particular) with the primary exception being the Gaspe Peninsula where a relict population of a couple hundred woodland caribou still roam the mountains as they have for milennia. Both Quebec south of the St. lawrence and the province of New Brunswick have very significant and important agricultural sectors. Predators are not very highly thought of-to say the least. Quebec south of the St. Lawrence has some potential wolf habitat while New Brunswick has large areas of potential wolf habitat. Certainly there are corridors for wolves to travel from occupied wolf range north of the St. Lawrence to the northeast U.S. and the Maritimes. The primary issue is how many wolves will survive in Canada to disperse south into the U.S. and how many will survive after they arrive here. We know some have been killed here, but we don\u2019t know how many have survived, if they have reproduced, or where they or their descendants are living.\nI appreciate the background. A couple more questions, if you don\u2019t mind answering them. For a NE wolf reintroduction, would the candidate wolves be /eastern/red wolves or gray wolves, and what would likely be the area of donation/origin for whatever wolves might be chosen?\nAre you aware of whether USFWS has done much preliminary planning for a reintroduction for the NE states (ME, NH, VT, NY, PA)? JB suggested something had been done regarding Adirondack SP, but could not specifically recall the result.\nHere is a feasibility study conducted by the Conservation Biology Institute in the late 1990s (see below). Also, I know there was a book written about wolves several years back that had several chapters dedicated to the idea of wolf restoration in the Adirondacks.\nhttp://consbio.org/what-we-do/wolf-reintroduction-feasibility-in-the-adirondack\nHere\u2019s a press release from Defenders concerning the same report:\nhttp://www.defenders.org/newsroom/press_releases_folder/1999/12_21_1999_wolves_in_the_adirondacks.php\nThe paper assessing potential habitat is:\nMladenoff & Sickley (1998). Journal of Wildlife Management, 62(1): 1-10.\nI think you\u2019ll find the abstract interesting:\nThe northeastern United States was previously identified under the U.S. Endangered Species Act (ESA) as a potential location for restoration of a population of the endangered eastern timber wolf or gray wolf (Canis lupus). The gray wolf has been protected under the ESA since 1974. We used Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and a logistic regression model based on regional road abundance to estimate that the Northeastern states from Upstate New York to Maine contain >77,000 km2 of habitat suitable for wolves. Using current habitat distribution and available ungulate prey (deer and moose), we estimate the area is capable of sustaining a population of approximately 1,312 wolves (90% CI = 816-1,809). This estimate is equivalent to new, much higher potentials estimated for northern Wisconsin and Upper Michigan, where wolves are rapidly recovering in the U.S. Midwest. Potential wolf densities vary from a low of 53,500 km2) is capable of supporting approximately 1,070 wolves (90% CI = 702-1,439). Such large areas are increasingly rare and important for wolf recovery if populations large enough to have long-term evolutionary viability are to be maintained within the United States. However, large-scale restoration of a top carnivore like the wolf has other consequences for overall forest biodiversity in eastern forests because wolf recovery is dependent on high levels of ungulate prey, which in turn have other negative effects on the ecosystem. In the United States, planning for wolf restoration in the Northeast should take advantage of experience elsewhere, especially the upper Midwest.\nAnd here\u2019s the citation and abstract for the human dimensions study:\nEnck & Brown (2002). New Yorkers\u2019 attitudes toward restoring wolves to the Adirondack Park. Wildlife Society Bulletin, 30 (1): 16-28.\nIn recent years, management agencies and various other stakeholder groups have focused attention on the possibility of restoring wolves (Canis lupus) to the Adirondack Park (AP) in northern New York state. We assessed public attitudes toward wolf restoration and determined factors affecting those attitudes as part of an assessment of social feasibility. Forty-two percent of AP residents approved of restoration, 41% disapproved, and 17% were neutral. More statewide residents held positive attitudes (60%), but 34% were neither positive nor negative. As expected, attitudes toward restoration were predicted by a broad set of factors, including attitudes toward wolves, general attitudes toward wildlife and its interactions with humans, knowledge of wolves, evaluative beliefs about possible impacts of wolf restoration, desired changes in local wildlife populations, amount of media coverage about the issue, and sociodemographic variables. Different sets of specific independent variables representing these factors explained restoration attitudes for residents, depending on level of importance they assigned to the issue. We discuss several implications relating to application of our findings to a decision about whether wolf restoration in the AP should be dropped or promoted as part of a recovery plan for the Northeast.\nThanks. I read a bit of what you provided, and will read more as I have time. The following from the independent study done by the Conservation Biology Institute in Corvallis, OR (hired by the Adirondack Park Agency) seemed to sum up the situation in 1999:\n++Because of the new genetic evidence, the lack of favorable inter-regional connectivity for wolves, and level of uncertainty about increased development and human use of the Adirondacks, we recommend an active gray wolf reintroduction program for the Adirondack Park not be pursued at this time. That does not mean that summit predators like wolves are not important to natural ecosystems \u2014 predators serve critically important regulatory functions in nature as well as having their own inherent value. However, the situation in the Adirondacks is a complex one on many levels \u2014 more so than at most other potential wolf reintroduction sites in other parts of the U.S.\nIt may be that the coyote-red wolf hybrid living in the Adirondacks today (if the new genetic evidence is proven to be correct) serves the same ecological role of a pure wolf population \u2014 that is still unclear. So much more needs to be learned about the ecology and status of these animals to make that determination. There is merit to wanting wolves back in the Adirondacks on ecological and ethical grounds; however, we do not feel the conditions favor transplanting wolves from other regions to face what in our estimation would be a very fragile future both for the transplanted animals and for their potential offspring.++\nDoesn\u2019t sound like things have changed significantly in the last 11 years. By the way, one of my former graduate school professors was Chairman of the Adirondack Park Agency from 2003-07. Small world.\nI am off on a backpacking trip for the next 10 days or so.\nI think it would be interesting to see a Carnivore Protection Act or some other act that calls for restoring all species to areas where suitable habitat exists. It would be great if someone had the cojones to introduce this in Congress.\n++I think it would be interesting to see a Carnivore Protection Act or some other act that calls for restoring all species to areas where suitable habitat exists. It would be great if someone had the cojones to introduce this in Congress.++\nDo really want to federal government to have control over carnivores on federal, state and private land. Mountain lions, coyotes, bobcats and foxes (except Swift Fox) are NOT ENDANGED. YOU AND MANY OTHERS DO. I doubt that a Carnivores Act would ever get by the western senators.\nI have been offered a mountain lion hunt at wages and expenses this winter because the outfitter in the area is seeing a rapid decline in mule deer with increased mountain lion sighting even in the summer months. This is area is west of Missoula, Montana and is considered a trophy mule deer area with permits draw only. The mountain lion numbers are up and the deer population is down.\nI have never been interested in lion hunting, but if I draw a tag then I guess its a new adventure. Once there is federal control there are those who will never want any carnivore hunting again. Montana is going to have a long fight on there hands to ever hunt grizzly again. It would not hurt the bear population on the Rocky Mountain Front to have an early spring hunt targeting male bears. But there are the cry babies.\nIt just makes me mad that there are those who want more federal control, the states are doing a very good job managing all wildlife. There are those who have different interest but the maintenance of a healthy ungulate population is the most important the local people and with a prey base there can be carnivores, but the days of a complete eco system in the western states is not going to happen.\nElk, I meant to say carnivore restoration act. I am not against hunting of carnivores, I just don\u2019t like this kill, kill, kill mentality, especially when it is because people think they are eating all of the game. They will not eat all of the game and drive themselves to extinction. No, it would not go over in western states because most are still living in the 1800s. It still wouldn\u2019t hurt for people to try. No, there will not be a complete ecosystem anywhere in the continental United States, but there is no reason we can\u2019t get close to one nor is there any reason carnivores can\u2019t live in other places.\nElk is entitled to his own opinions and views, but I don\u2019t think he will ever truly understand that some people who love wildlife value each individual animal\u2019s life. Elk, do you think it\u2019s alright to kill mt. lions and wolves that just had kittens and wolf pups?\nI grew up in Billings, Montana below the Rim Rocks and one block from Rocky Mountain College. When I was in 4th grade hunting rabbits after school with my slingshot on the Rimrocks, I looked up and there was Great Dane walking in front of me. I have never liked dogs or have been dog friendly and I was frighten. The Great Dane jumped up on some rocks and was gone, I was so scared that I never told anyone. I still remember that animal walking in front of me.\nYears later, I realized that it was a mountain lion. I can still see the front shoulders moving the same as a house cat. There has always been more predators than we know about. My real trouble with carnivores is when they reduce the number of hunting permits. Montana has lost 1000 either sex elk tags in the Snow Crest and Gravelly Mountains because of wolves. There is and needs to be a place for wolves and cats but some people can not say enough is enough.\nThat is stupid, very stupid. Hunting season is in the fall and early winter months when the young of the year have been weaned and are on there own. It is illegal to kill a lion with kittens anyway.\nI value the species.\nThere have been cases elk, I don\u2019t know if it has happened in MT, but there have been instances where hunters have killed mt. lions and their kittens orphaned. Whether or not they knew that the mt. lion they just killed had kittens is a whole other thing. Do you remember a case in Idaho back in 2008 where 3 mt. lion kittens had to be euthanized because hound hunters had kept going after the mother and couldn\u2019t feed her 3 kittens? A lot of controversy about this case. You probably read about it. Do not act like this hasn\u2019t happened before.\nIt has happen. What if wolves had killed the mother?\nElk, don\u2019t mountain lion kittens stay with their mom for 1 to 2 years and don\u2019t they depend on their mother for food? What is there to stop a sport hunter from shooting a mountain lion that is on the hunt looking for food to bring back to her kittens that depend on her for food? the answer, NOTHING.\nFemale lions typically are not targeted. Once the lion is treed the guide or houndsman checks the sex. A very good lion hunter can detirmine the sex of a lion by the tracks. African PH\u2019s and their trackers can detirmine the sex of a leopard by the tracks.\nElk, isn\u2019t it also true that it is hard to distinguish between a male and female mt. lion? If a hound hunter has a mt. lion trapped all the way up in a tree, how is he actually going to tell if it is indeed a male or female?\nThe is a detailed description in the Montana hunting regulations, if you need an anatomy class then your local 2 year collage should have classes starting this fall.\nUse your binoculars and look below the base of the tail, it may take some time but it is fool proof if you have got a passing grade in anatomy 101.\nI don\u2019t know about that. Is that how it is in MT elk because female mt. lions can be killed in other states like SD just to name one.\nThe South Dakota Department of Game, Fish & Parks (SDGF&P) has submitted its 2010-2015 Mountain Lion Management Plan for public review. The new plan calls for reducing the state\u2019s mountain lion population by about 80 to 100 cats in order to bring their estimated population total down from an approximated 251 lions to only 150 to 170 mountain lions. The current 251 estimate includes kittens. Since mountain lion kittens may not legally be hunted, and South Dakota fails to recognize that killing a mother lion often results in her orphaned kittens starving to death, their mountain lion management plan ultimately calls for the removal of 80 to 100 adult lions\nThe fact is some kittens might become orphans and ultimately die because their mother was shot by sport hunters elk.\nSome might say well, we can tell a male mt. lion from a female because males are usually bigger, but what if a male mt. lion is underweight and looks like a female mt. lion and is shot? If you were looking at a mt. lion way up trapped in a tree, I would reckon it would be a little hard to say how big the lion was for sure or to tell it it was female or male.\nCare to explain this than elk?\nIt if it easy to tell the difference, than why have female mt. lions been shot in the past elk? The article I just posted talks about a moutain lion that was killed that was thought to be a female, but turns out it was a male. How do you explain this elk?\nEveryone makes mistakes including me. It is Thursday in Bozeman; its summer, its music on Main Street, barbeque , lemonade, cold beer, good music and good times, until later.\nHave fun elk!\nElk, you are not alone. That reason you just gave is why most hunters despise wolves and other predators. I guess if I were to put myself in your shoes, I could and would understand where you\u2019re coming from.\nAlthough, my attitude about predators is very different than yours, but even if I did hunt elk and did hunt in a state with a lot of wolves inhabit, I would feel the same about predators as I do now. TO ME, it really comes down on who needs the food more and that is a easy question for me to answer. Yours will clearly be different I am sure.\nI have been told that when I was young boy that our family dog bite me very bad and had to be put down. Dogs are like art. Only 1 out of a 100 do I like. That one dog I love; I have never had a dog and never will. But I have a horse and am looking to buy several mules. Are you scared of mules and could you handle them in the Rockies? I doubt it.\nYour questions regarding source populations for reintroducing wolves to the northeast U.S. are good and ones that have been raised ever since the concept of northeast wolf reintroduction was first promoted by Defenders of Wildlife in the mid 90\u2019s. I would note that Defenders came to the northeast and left a long time ago after a study came out showing that establishment of a wolf population in the Adirondacks was not feasible. I do not believe the findings of the study and without the Adirondacks is playing and will continue to play an important role in natural wolf recolonization in the northeast. No one-and I mean no one, is now even talking about northeast wolf reintroduction, not to mention actively promoting it. The organization I started in 1994, the Maine Wolf Coalition, has always advocated natural wolf recolonization through research, education and protection. No one has yet demonstrated that wolves won\u2019t naturally recolonize the northeast if they are simply allowed to live. We believe the wolf that should live here is the one (or ones) best able to survive here. The northeast has areas that hold primarily moose and areas that hold primarily deer. Certainly both the gray wolf and the eastern wolf could live very comfortably here. We believe that reintroduction should only be considered as a last resort-after all attempts have failed to get the Canadian and U.S. governments to give wolves the protection needed to allow them to disperse south to the northeast U.S. in sufficient numbers. We\u2019re not there yet. That\u2019s exactly the same kind of cooperation that enabled canadian wolves to begin their recolonization of Montana. And for those who don\u2019t know, eastern wolves in Quebec\u2019s Papineau-Labelle Reserve live only sixty miles from New York. We have no doubt that wolves are already here. I encourage folks to google Maine Wolf Coalition and look at our new website at http://www.mainewolfcoalition.org We will be formally announcing it in the next couple of weeks. Here in the Maine a survey we developed and funded more than ten years ago showed far more public support for natural wolf recovery as opposed to bringing in wolves. It\u2019s generally accepted that the coywolf is descended from wolves and western coyotes that interbred in Canada and some of their offspring crossed the St. Lawrence and today occupy virtually all available habitat from Pennsylvania to Labrador. If the coywolf can do it, and if moose, lynx and fisher can cross the St. Lawrence from south to north, then wolves can certainly do the same thing from north to south. We are really trying to get people to stop thinking reintroduction here in the northeast. With wolves in Canada living only a 2-3 day walk from millions of acres of excellent potential wolf habitat in the northeast, we believe the potential for natural recolonization far exceeds the likelihood that the state and federal governments in the U.S. will ever release wolves into the northeast forest.\nIt should read\u201d\u2026without a doubt, the Adirondacks is playing and will continue to play an important role in natural wolf recolonization\u2026.\u201d\nWhat is the likelihood of wolves colonizing the Adirondacks? Also, nobody here has mentioned anything about southern Oregon and northern California. What are the locals\u2019 take on wolves in those regions?\nIt\u2019s probably like other places, with opposition coming from the more rural areas. Even having said that, however, the rural wolf haters of Idaho, New Mexico and Montana are a special case.\nI believe that the chances for wolf recolonization in the Adirondacks are excellent\u2026 if the feds enforce the ESA and if people stop killing them. The Adirondack region is the closest large area of potential wolf habitat that wolves dispersing from Ontario would encounter. The USFWS says it is \u201cconsidering options for a (wolf) recovery strategy\u201d in the northeast and the New York Dept. of Environmental Conservation says it \u201cwill be participating in the recently announced USFWS initiative to address future management of wolf populations in the United States\u2026.\u201d It appears that the NYDEC is finally beginning to take the wolf issue seriously, given the killing of several wolves in recent decades, the extent of potential wolf habitat, and the state\u2019s proximity to known wolf range in Canada (sixty miles).",
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        "raw_content": "Artist: Vond\nAlbum: Green Eyed Demon\nRe-release date: 10 January 2017\nOriginal label: Cybertzara\nRe-release label: Funeral Industries\n01. My Dying Day\n02. Living Among the Remains of Dead People\n03. Satan at My Back\n04. To the Dreamer Dead and the Dreamer Dying\n05. Hell Starts Now\nGreen Eyed Demon is the third and final album by Vond, a side project of Mortiis. These three albums were created from 1994 through 1998. Green Eyed Demon was initially released on the Cybertzara label. Now, almost 20 years later, Mortiis has re-released this album through his own label, Omnipresence.\nMany of our readers should be very familiar with Mortiis. Several of his Era 1 albums were released through the late, legendary Cold Meat Industry, which was the launch pad for many of the forefathers of the dark ambient scene. The main project of Mortiis started as what is now called dungeon synth. He would later transition into dark wave / goth rock / goth metal or whatever other classification would best describe his varied sounds. But the lesser known side-project Vond, is the one which would be best suited to fans of the dark ambient genre. Vond may not in every aspect fall perfectly into the framework of traditional dark ambient, but it is probably the closest genre to this music.\nThe album Green Eyed Monster consists almost exclusively of the manipulation and layering of cinematic samples. Throughout the album, Vond sets the foundation for each track with a blend of dense industrial soundscapes and noises. This is industrial in the literal sense of the word, not the genre. We can hear machinery humming, the crashing and hammering of metal, steam releasing through valves. On top of this foundation Vond pieces together a plethora of samples of various cinematics.\nThe opening track, \u201cMy Dying Day\u201d, focuses on descriptions of the early use of the electric chair in the United States prison system. The samples of a narrator describe the procedure in minute detail. Occasionally intertwined with these samples are Gregorian chants, which add a sort of perverse beauty to the composition. All this is placed on top of a thick foundation of industrial noises, which easily brings to mind early works of raison d\u2019\u00eatre, with particular similarities to the album Within the Depths of Silence and Phormations. As both artists were on the Cold Meat Industry roster during this period, it isn\u2019t hard to imagine that they were likely borrowing a bit of inspiration from one another. Though I should make it clear that these similarities are not nearly enough to warrant calling one or the other a follower or copycat of the other\u2019s style.\nThe following track, \u201cLiving Among the Remains of Dead People\u201d, incorporates large portions of an old film, which appears to be of a documentary format, though it is actually a horror film posing as documentary footage. The story follows the demented and evil deeds of a psychopath by the name of Ezra Cobb. The narrative explains the progression of Cobb\u2019s mental collapse from his initial attempts to cope with the death of his mother through his later acts of grave-robbing and necrophilia. Along with the narrative, Vond layers in samples of the man screaming \u201cmother!\u201d and other sound clips which add to the immersion for the listener.\nMy favorite track from the album, \u201cTo the Dreamer Dead and the Dreamer Dying\u201d, takes us closer to the sounds of Era I Mortiis than much of the other output on the Vond albums. There is much more prevalent use of the synthesizer on this track. Initially, we can hear a wind instrument, later it shifts to a sound which comes closer to a bass guitar that eventually is treated with distortion. As the track progresses the synth work moves into territory that would be very fitting on some soundtrack to a film, which is obviously a natural choice here, on an album that is full of cinematic samples. Aside from the synthesizer, Vond incorporates a variety of cinematic samples which seem to take us into some of the worst sagas of Christian history.\nGreen Eyed Demon has been given an impressive re-release. While it doesn\u2019t appear that there was any re-mastering done, the physical copies of this album will be a delight to the avid collector. Through Mortiis\u2018 web-store there is finally an official digital copy of the album. A limited edition LP is presented in several different variations, including: black, blue, testpress, and there are even some copies of the original 1997 pressing available. The album is also released for the first time on CD in an A5 digipak.\nCinematicDark AmbientDungeon SynthRetro-reviewReview",
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        "raw_content": "[One] leader who displayed tremendous perseverance is President Abraham Lincoln. President Lincoln once remarked, \u201cI am a slow walker, but I never walk back.\u201d He did continue to always move forward in his development as a leader, but to use his own words, his progress getting there could not have been slower or with more setbacks. I worked with a colleague in Texas who had a motivational poster about President Lincoln behind his desk. This poster described President Lincoln\u2019s perseverance that developed his character and leadership. It read as follows:\nHe failed in business in [18]\u201931. He was defeated for state legislator in \u201932. He tried another business in \u201933. It failed. His fianc\u00e9e died in \u201935. He had a nervous breakdown in \u201936. In \u201943 he ran for Congress and was defeated. He tried again in \u201948 and was defeated again. He tried running for the Senate in \u201955. He lost. The next year he ran for Vice President and lost. In \u201959 he ran for the Senate again and was defeated. In 1860, the man who signed his name A. Lincoln was elected the 16th President of the United States. The difference between history\u2019s boldest accomplishments and its most staggering failures is often, simply, the diligent will to persevere.\nAbraham Lincoln served as president during the American Civil War, and his leadership led to restoration of the Union. He issued the Emancipation Proclamation to abolish slavery in the United States, and he championed the rights of former slaves. In a compilation of 17 polls from 1948 to 2011 that asked people to rank the best American president of all time, Abraham Lincoln was the aggregate number one, and he never ranked lower than number three in any poll. Abraham Lincoln overcame numerous personal tragedies and professional disappointments. He refused to let the opinions\u2014and votes\u2014of others define who he was or who he could become as a leader. Instead, he persevered through the numerous challenges in his life and, as attested by these polls, became the greatest leader in the history of the United States.\nAs a leader, you will, at one time or another, have a disappointing product release, suffer a tragic accident, endure a performance failure by you or a member of your team, lose a critical game, match, or race in a sporting profession, or be told by your boss\u2014directly or indirectly\u2014that he or she does not think you have the skills to lead at the next level, or maybe even lead at the level where you currently work. These are times when you need to demonstrate perseverance as a leader. You may not ever convince that difficult boss who thinks you can\u2019t lead that you can, but you can convince your next boss by the way you perform. More important, you can continue to lead those under you, and provide guidance, vision, and mentorship for them, regardless of your boss\u2019s opinion.\nWhen you have that major setback, your employees, staff, factory workers, fellow shift members, team members, or members of a governmental function, or even state or country, will look to you as the leader for their inspiration. They will look to you to see how you handle the situation and if you overcome it, or if it overcomes you. Persevere in the face of difficulties, and you will be respected as a leader by those you lead and by those above you as well. In trying times, a leader must persevere, and you do that by never giving up, never giving in, and, in a word, leading.\nThe concept of a leader sharing credit for success and accepting responsibility for failure or disappointments may seem like a simple concept, but it is one that many leaders, or so-called leaders, like General McClellan, do not grasp.\nWhen you earn Employee of the Month as night shift supervisor at McDonald\u2019s, it should be because you had a great support team of coworkers. When the fry cooker catches on fire and causes several hundred dollars\u2019 worth of damage, and the owner asks what happened, your answer, as the shift supervisor, should not be to throw the fry cook under the bus. 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When you are the quarterback, head coach, or team captain of the team that lost the Super Bowl, when interviewed afterward about why you lost the game, your response should be that you did not do a good enough job in your leadership role on the team, and you feel terrible for letting your team down.\nWhen you are CEO of a company and that company increases profits in a year by a substantial margin, you should not say it was due to your brilliant leadership and guidance, but because you had a great team throughout the entire business that enabled that success. And when quarterly earnings come in below estimated earnings two quarters in a row, you should place those results squarely upon your shoulders. You should state that you did not provide enough focus or vision or resources\u2014or all of the above\u2014for your team, and you accept responsibility for those quarterly results, but are motivated to learn from those faults and make changes to meet or exceed the earnings projections next quarter.\nThose are just a few examples of ways to praise the team during success and take ownership of failings as a leader. The first part, sharing success, should not be so hard as a leader. Perhaps you provided the vision for success, and maybe you even \u201cgot your hands dirty\u201d and were the key contributor to ensuring success. However, if the people under you see you giving credit to the whole team for the success, and not trying to hog all the glory for yourself (even though you may deserve most of it), don\u2019t you think they will respect you more because they received praise for the successfully completed job, too? Don\u2019t you think they will work even harder for you, and with you, in the future? Likewise, when things don\u2019t go well, if you accept responsibility as the team leader, shift supervisor, CEO, or any other position of leadership, instead of blaming others\u2014particularly those below you\u2014for what went wrong, you will earn the respect of your subordinates or teammates because they know you \u201chave their backs.\u201d Share the good and shoulder the bad, and your people will respect you for both.\nSo, the first reason to empower key deputies is to develop the leaders of tomorrow by giving them insight into your thought processes and providing them honest feedback for their growth. The second reason to empower key deputies is that you can\u2019t do everything yourself, not if you want to truly be a great leader. President Ronald Reagan remarked, \u201cSurround yourself with the best people you can find, delegate authority, and don\u2019t interfere as long as the policy you\u2019ve decided upon is being carried out.\u201d He was absolutely correct. \u201cDelegate authority\u201d and \u201cempower key deputies\u201d are synonymous. You know who the key deputies are on your team or in your organization. You know the people to whom you can delegate a task or project, and you know those individuals will accomplish that task or project in line with the vision, standards, and expectations you\u2019ve established.\nTo be a great leader, you have to take the big-picture view. If you are stuck down in the minute details of every event or decision, you will never have time to look at the big picture. Furthermore, if you try to do everything yourself, instead of empowering key deputies to take some tasks off your plate, you will quickly find that you can\u2019t finish every project or task on time. 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        "raw_content": "Master's Degree Programs commencing in April and September (Domestic Applications)\nWhen does the application guide become available? When are entrance examinations held?\nPlease refer to the web page for the admissions calendar for master\u2019s degree and professional master\u2019s degree programs.\nBe sure to check application guidelines (printed version) for a detailed schedule.\nWhat is the Individual Assessment of Admission Eligibility?\nThose who have not completed a bachelor\u2019s degree or who are not expected to do so may still be deemed eligible to apply for a master\u2019s degree program if they meet certain requirements. The \u201cIndividual Assessment of Admission Eligibility\u201d is preliminary screening that determines whether the candidate meets said requirements.\nFor students who plan for early admission to enter a master's program by completing their bachelor\u2019s degree in three years, taking this assessment is mandatory.\nThose who have completed a bachelor's degree or are expected to do so, and those who have completed 16 years of schooling outside Japan do not need to take the assessment.\nBe sure to check application guidelines (printed version) for detailes.\nWhere are the entrance examinations held?\nOral examinations and interviews are held either at the Ookayama Campus or the Suzukakedai Campus depending on the department.\nAll written examinations are held at the Ookayama Campus.\nDo I need to submit a score sheet for an English proficiency test?\nYes. Departments require applicants to submit test scores from the TOEFL-iBT, revised TOEFL Paper-delivered Test, or TOEIC to assess their English proficiency, although there are some exceptions.If you are planning to apply for a master's degree program, be sure to take a test and submit the score sheet in a timely manner.\nThere are cases where applications are rejected due to late submission of test scores.\nNote that scores obtained from institutional tests are not accepted.\nAre the numbers of examinees and successful applicants publicly announced?\nPlease refer to the web page for Admissions Statistics.\nI have completed (am expected to complete) advanced courses of study at a technical college or junior college. Can I also apply for a master's program?\nYes. Your application must be accompanied by a Certificate of Degree Completion issued by the National Institution for Academic Degrees and Quality Enhancement of Higher Education if you have already graduated, or a certificate with your expected graduation date issued by your college if you have not yet graduated.\nDoctoral Degree Programs commencing in April and September (Domestic Applications)\nPlease refer to the web page for the admissions calendar for doctoral degree programs.\nThose who have not completed a master\u2019s degree or professional master\u2019s degree or who are not expected to do so may still be deemed eligible to apply for a doctoral degree program if they meet certain requirements. The \u201cIndividual Assessment of Admission Eligibility\u201d is preliminary screening that determines whether the candidate meets said requirements.\nFor example, those who do not possess a master's degree or a professional master\u2019s degree but have at least two years of research experience at a corporation, research institution, or other organization will be eligible if they pass this assessment.\nThose who have completed a master's or a professional master\u2019s degree and who are expected to do so do not need to take the assessment.\nThe examinations are held either at the Ookayama Campus or the Suzukakedai Campus depending on the department.\nYes. Departments require applicants to submit test scores from the TOEFL-iBT, revised TOEFL Paper-delivered Test, TOEIC or IELTS to assess their English proficiency, although there are some exceptions.\nIf you are planning to apply for a doctral degree program, be sure to take a test and submit the score sheet in a timely manner.",
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        "raw_content": "Food Colors Market\nFood Colors Market - Global Industry Size, Market Share, Trends, Analysis, And Forecasts 2012 - 2018\nFood Colors Market to be Driven by Rising Demand for Natural Food Colors\nFood colorants are ingredients primarily used to provide the desired shade to any food or beverage in order to render it visually more appealing. Food colorants are used not only in frozen, RTE (Ready to Eat) or processed foods, however also find numerous applications in carbonated drinks, alcoholic beverages as well as juices, sauces and so on. The global food color market comprises of synthetic, natural, natural-identical and caramel. Synthetic food colors are prepared using varieties of raw material such as sugar, starch, corn syrup, sodium benzoate, red 3, yellow 5, yellow 6 and blue 1 which are reacted and result in the formation of molecules from which a particular food color can be derived. Natural food colors are produced using raw materials which are extracted from vegetables or other naturally grown sources and which are physically reacted with water without any usage of chemical additives. In 2008, synthetic food color occupied the largest market share at 42% followed by natural food color market which occupied 27% of the total market.\nThe global natural food colorants market is dominated by Beta carotene which is also the fastest growing natural color growing at a rate of close to 4.3% for the next five years. Beta carotene is also the most widely used carotenoid and a vital source for Vitamin A. Owing to its capacity to act as a colorant as well as a nutraceutical ingredient, beta carotene is expected to be the most promising product in the natural colors market in the near future. However, the only factor preventing this market from being highly attractive is the competition.\nBeing part of the processed food business, colorants and pigments are heavily regulated by FDA in the U.S. and REACH in the EU in terms of product applications, specifications and certifications. Although the demand for food colorants in dominated by Europe, Asia Pacific is expected to be the most promising market in the near future. In 2018, it is expected that the total usage of food colors will increase up to xxxx tons. The usage of food colors by European countries will drastically reduce due to increasing regulatory intervention as a ban on synthetic food colors is under evaluation.\nThe report focuses on the recent developments and the latest trends shaping the global food colors market. The research study also elaborates on the key strategies companies are following to penetrate the global natural food colors market.\nThe U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) regulates the food colors market. The FDA has approved several artificial food dyes in recent times. However, according to recent studies, these dyes are responsible for hyperactive behavior in children. Though regulators in the global food colors market have approved several dyes safe for human consumption, concerns regarding the safety of these food coloring substances are rising.\nThis trend has resulted in an increased demand for safer, more natural food colors. Hence, companies in the global food colors market are focusing on innovation to develop natural, organic food color dyes that are safer than their synthetic counterparts. This shifting preference of consumers from synthetic to natural food colors is the most influential trend driving the global food colors market. The global food colors market is broadly segmented on the basis of application, product type, and geography.\nOverview of the Global Food Colors Market\nThe global food coloring products market is fueled by the escalating demand for natural food colors in international markets. Furthermore, the rising application of food colors in several end-use industries is also driving the global food colors market. The global food colors market was worth US$1,614.6 million in 2011 and with a CAGR of 4.3% expected during the forecast period of 2012 to 2018, the market is expected to be worth US$2,153.5 million by 2018.\nBy product type, the global food colors market is divided into synthetic, natural, caramel, and natural-identical food colors. Synthetic food colors are produced using a wide variety of raw materials including corn syrup, sugar, red 3, yellow 6, blue 1, sodium benzoate, starch, etc. On the other hand, natural food coloring products are made using vegetable extracts or other extracts from naturally grown sources.\nIn 2008, the sector of synthetic food colors held the largest market share of 42%, trailed by natural food colors, which held a 27% share. Among natural food colors, the segment of beta carotene is projected to demonstrate the fastest growth in the next five years. On the basis of consumption, the global food colors market will witness a 3.8% CAGR during the forecast period.\nGeographically, the global food colors market is segmented into Europe, Asia Pacific, North America, and RoW. Europe is anticipated to be the key regional market in the global food colors industry and occupy 32.6% of the market revenue by 2018. 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        "raw_content": "FAAC Final Report\nIn 2009, Secretary LaHood convened an Aviation Summit \u2014 a state-of-the-sky meeting of experts assembled to ensure the DOT was poised to help industry succeed. The backlash of the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, fluctuating oil prices, and a seesaw economy had jolted the aviation industry. The Secretary\u2018s intent was to bring change, to lean in when necessary, and to enable aviation industry success in the future. To maintain momentum, he asked for recommendations with traction\u2014suggestions that could be implemented as quickly as possible.\nTwenty-four experts met at the Aviation Summit on November 12, 2009, and five key themes emerged: safety, competitiveness and viability, environment, financing, and labor and workforce. With these topics in mind, Secretary LaHood chartered the Future of Aviation Advisory Committee (FAAC) to crystallize the discussion into a manageable, actionable list of recommendations from each area.\nRead the FAAC Final Report\nThe goal of the FAAC is not so much a report as it is a roadmap of recommendations that will be a catalyst for change to the areas of aviation that need it most. The FAAC was chartered on April 16, 2010, with the mandate to provide information, advice, and recommendations to the DOT to ensure the competitiveness of the U.S. aviation industry, including its capability to address the evolving transportation needs, challenges, and opportunities of the U.S. and global economies.\nAt the FAAC\u2018s first meeting on May 25, 2010, in Washington, DC, Secretary LaHood charged the committee members to work together to tackle the aviation industry\u2018s major challenges. Secretary LaHood was seeking actionable recommendations that could be implemented quickly, and have a tangible impact.\nThe 19-member FAAC is a diverse group of leaders and visionary thinkers representing all facets of the U.S. aviation industry, including air carriers, general aviation, manufacturers, labor, consumers, academia, and the financial sector. These aviation experts were appointed because of their proven ability to develop consensus on solutions to challenging problems. Susan Kurland, DOT Assistant Secretary for Aviation and International Affairs, chaired the committee.\nFive subcommittees formed to examine the five themes that emerged from the Aviation Summit. Each subcommittee developed three to five near-term focus areas that would form the basis of the FAAC\u2018s recommendations to Secretary LaHood. Over the next 7 months, the subcommittees identified key issues and received presentations from subject matter experts.\nThe resulting 23 recommendations were delivered to Secretary LaHood at the final FAAC meeting on December 15, 2010. These 23 recommendations form the basis of this report. They cover issues critical to the future of the U.S. aviation industry, including the Next Generation Air Transportation System (NextGen), alternative fuels, emissions reductions, funding, technical education for future aviation industry workers, and relations with the aviation industry workforce. Each recommendation will ultimately be a step that ensures the U.S. aviation industry can compete in a global environment.\nThe FAAC reached consensus on all 23 recommendations, with dissent on a single issue. The dissenting opinion appears verbatim herein.\nIt should be noted that some FAAC subcommittee discussions did not lead to consensus recommendations. These important topics were debated energetically within the subcommittees and at full committee meetings, and were an important part of the FAAC dialogue. These discussions are included in this report under \u2015Other Areas of Significant Discussion.\u2016\nThe pages that follow summarize the FAAC recommendations and the subcommittee conclusions, grouped into categories for ease of reading. The language of each is the result of long hours of discussion and debate. The result is not a wish list but a tangible record of recommendations that will make a difference, and more importantly, make an immediate difference.",
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        "raw_content": "You are invited to attend the Alliance for Health Policy\u2019s Congressional Briefing \u2013 Aging in America, which is part of their 2018 Opportunities for Progress Signature Series. The Briefing will be held on Friday, December 7th, at the Dirksen Senate Office Building in Washington, DC. As shared on their website: \u201cWe are excited to announce that Lance Robertson, MPA, administrator [\u2026]",
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        "raw_content": "Opposing player lets Wisconsin boy with Down syndrome make his first tackle in football game\nOCONOMOWOC -- A video shared on Facebook of a young boy with Down syndrome making his first-ever tackle on the football field thanks to an opponent's kind gesture is racking up thousands of views.\nThe inspiring display of sportsmanship happened over the weekend in Oconomowoc, Wisconsin where the 8th grade youth football team was taking on the Eisenhower Generals. One young man on the roster, Jack Haney, has Down syndrome and was put into the game in the closing minutes.\n\"I tackle guys,\" Haney said. \"I do, like this.\"\nA Facebook post on Oconomowoc Youth Football's Facebook page explains what happened next:\n\"Jack doesn't get to play very often but is always excited and ready to go when Coach Pilachowski calls his number. In this play the Generals completed a pass to #7 Max Ringwall. COMPLETELY ON HIS OWN, Max stops running after he makes a catch and heads down the sidelines and points to Jack who comes over and makes his first ever tackle in a football game. This was not planned and Max sacrificed a big play for himself to make a huge play for someone else.\"\nJack re-enacted what he did when he tackled Max Ringwall, pushing his hands forward.\nIt was late in the game Saturday when Jack had his number called. His team was up 28-0 but it was his time to shine.\n\"We like to get Jack on the field,\" Jesse Pilachowski, Jack's football coach said. \"It wasn't the first time he was in the field and not the last time he'll be on the field.\"\nIt may not have been his first time on the gridiron but it was time for a first. Ringwall noticed Jack in the huddle and talked to his quarterback, Braden Orbst. He said whoever made the next catch would have Jack make the tackle.\n\"It was just, yes, let's do it,\" Orbst said. \"Let's make it happen.\"\nSo Ringwall ran an out route towards the sideline and Orbst fired a laser right to him for the completion.\nBut even with a clear path to the endzone, Ringwall slowed down to a stop, motioning to Jack to come get him.\n\"We were in the stands not knowing what was happening,\" said Gina Haney, Jack's mother. \"To know [Ringwall] did it on his own is amazing. He's an incredible kid.\"\n\"They put him in the game and we thought he would stand on the field or something,\" said Jordan Haney, Jack's sister. \"But he went up and tackled somebody. I was really surprised.\"\nSo the 13-year-olds in the huddle hatched up this plan without any adult input or consultation. They may be learning the game of football, but the game of life is something they could teach a master class in.\nWhile football has been a touchy subject for fans disagreeing with NFL protests, Saturday's moment shows the good football can bring out of people.\n\"If you see the play, [Ringwall] easily could have gone down the field and scored,\" Pilachowski said. \"When you're a youth football player, to put that aside and say, I want to do something for the greater good? That's what meant so much.\"\n\"I couldn't be prouder of the boys,\" said Bob Hall, the head coach of the Generals. \"A year from now, five years, ten years, no one will remember the score of the game. They'll remember that special moment in both kids lives.\"\n\"We got a chance to experience what everybody else experiences,\" said Paul Haney, Jack's dad. \"That's watching our kid do sports with other kids. I felt like every other parent seeing their kid make their first tackle. It's indescribable.\"\nJack already has his sights on his next tackle. He says he wants to make five tackles in total this season.",
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        "raw_content": "The Best Verizon Signal Boosters - Guaranteed (2019 Update)\nDo you suffer from dropped calls or poor cell service with your Verizon phone or hotspot? A Verizon signal booster is the best solution to improve your Verizon cell phone reception, eliminate dropped calls and improve data speeds. We offer a wide range of Verizon signal boosters to solve most any situation.\nIf you're not familiar with what a Verizon signal booster (also known as a Verizon cell phone booster, Verizon cell signal booster, or Verizon wireless signal booster) is, it's a solution that receives an existing outside Verizon cell signal, boosts it, and distributes it throughout the area of your home, office, car, truck, RV or boat that needs better Verizon Wireless signal. Depending on the Verizon booster solution you go with, you may need to choose the ideal inside antenna (panel antenna or dome antenna) and outside antenna (omni-directional antenna or yagi directional antenna) for your situation. Please note: a Verizon booster is not a Verizon extender or Verizon network extender, which uses your broadband Internet to work instead of the existing outside cell signal.\nThe easiest way to get started with a Verizon Wireless booster is to choose the category below that best fits your situation, and you'll be taken to the Verizon signal booster options that will work for you. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us and we'll be happy to help you with your selection.\nVerizon Wireless is the largest wireless communications services provider in the United States as of 2012 and has one of the largest nation wide networks. For everyone with bad or no Verizon reception in their vehicle, home, or office, a signal booster for Verizon can help eliminate dead-zones, dropped calls, and poor sound quality. A signal booster can extend the Verizon wireless signal available outside and bring into the location where you don't have service.\nVerizon 3G Signal Boosters\nVerizon Wireless makes extensive use of the 800 and 1900 MHz frequency bands for both Voice and Data service. In general, we've found that voice services are typically provided over the 800 MHz band and data services are provided over 1900 MHz, however this varies from location to location.\nVerizon 4G LTE Signal Boosters\nVerizon\u2019s new 4G LTE service uses the 700 MHz frequency band, specifically 746 to 787 MHz, which previously was used for analog television, but now is used for the Verizon high speed data network. If you would like to boost this network in addition to the 2G and 3G networks, then you'll need a tri-band or five band booster.\nFor 3G signals, go with any standard dual-band amplifier. For 4G LTE in addition to 2G and 3G, you'll need to go with a tri-band or five band booster.",
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        "raw_content": "nav_org - A unique experience \u2013 Aleksander \u010ceferin - News\nA unique experience \u2013 Aleksander \u010ceferin\nUEFA President Aleksander \u010ceferin joins football fans everywhere in heralding the kick-off of UEFA EURO 2020 \u2013 \"the pinnacle of the European national team football calendar\" \u2013 with the qualifying round draw in Dublin.\nAleksander \u010ceferin with the EURO trophy \u00a9UEFA\nSo the voyage to UEFA EURO 2020 begins in Dublin as the 55 participating teams learn their destinations \u2013 and soon their destiny \u2013 for the upcoming European Qualifiers competition.\nChallenges on the field will be matched by preparations for celebrations off it, as UEFA embarks on what will be the largest European Football Championship in the history of the competition.\nUnique in so many ways, Europe is both the host and the winner of this EURO. Twelve host cities \u2013 north, south, east and west \u2013 will stage the finals from 12 June to 12 July 2020, beginning in Rome and ending in London, featuring 51 matches, 24 teams and eight capital cities across our continent. It is a fitting tribute to the 60th anniversary of this wonderful competition, the pinnacle of the European national team football calendar.\nIt will be unique for many fans, too, as several of our national associations are taking the opportunity to host their EURO party for the first time on home soil \u2013 staging the festivities in big cities and big venues where they can bring their own local, distinctive flavour to the tournament.\nUnited, both as organisers and hosts, we strive for this to be a genuine football festival for all fans across the four corners of our diverse and beautiful continent.\nOur journey starts in the west, in the Republic of Ireland. The hosts of the UEFA EURO 2020 qualifying round draw were also one of the 17 founders of the European Nations\u2019 Cup all those years ago. Dalymount Park hosted the first leg of what was the only preliminary round tie in that competition, with the Republic of Ireland winning 2-0 against Czechoslovakia.\nAlthough they would succumb to a 4-0 reverse in the return leg, it is fitting that one legacy of UEFA EURO 2020 will be the complete renovation of this north Dublin venue, the traditional home of international football in the country.\nThis article appears in the UEFA EURO 2020 Qualifying Round Draw Official Magazine\n\u00c2\u00a9 1998-2019 UEFA. All rights reserved. Last updated: Saturday 1 December 2018",
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        "raw_content": "How Big is Pluto?\nPluto used to be the smallest planet in the Solar System, but now it isn\u2019t a planet any more, thanks to a recent decision from the International Astronomical Union. But now it\u2019s one of the largest dwarf planets, so that\u2019s a good thing. How big is Pluto?\nThe diameter of Pluto is only 2,390 km across. Just for comparison, that\u2019s about 70% the diameter of the Moon. And it\u2019s a fraction of the size of the Earth; about 18% of the Earth\u2019s diameter.\nIn terms of volume, Pluto only has 6.39 x 109 km3. That sounds like a huge number, but it\u2019s only 0.59% of the volume of the Earth. In other words, you could put almost 170 objects the size of Pluto inside the Earth.\nThe mass of Pluto is 1.3 x 1022 kg, which is only 0.2% the mass of the Earth, or 18% the mass of the Moon. Needless to say, Pluto doesn\u2019t have very much mass at all.\nThe surface area of Pluto is 1.67 x 107 square kilometers. That\u2019s only 3.3% the surface area of Earth, and about the same surface area as Russia.\nIf you could stand on the surface of Pluto, you would experience only 6.7% the gravity you enjoy on Earth.\nWe have written many article about Pluto for Universe Today. Here\u2019s an article that explains why Pluto isn\u2019t a planet any more, and here are some interesting facts about Pluto.\nWant more information on Pluto? Here\u2019s Hubblesite\u2019s News Releases about Pluto, and here\u2019s a link to NASA\u2019s Solar System Exploration Guide to Pluto.\nWe\u2019ve recorded an entire episode of Astronomy Cast about Pluto and the rest of the icy outer Solar System. You can find it here.\nCategoriesAstronomy Tagsdwarf planet, Pluto, size of the planets\nPrevious PostPrevious Augustine Commission: Current Funding Won\u2019t Get NASA Out of Low Earth Orbit\nNext PostNext Great Views of the ISS and Shuttle From Earth and Space",
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        "raw_content": "A Letter To My High School Self: What I Wish I Would Have Known (2)\nI also wanted to tell you that while high school is full of some nice people that surround you, there are also those really hurtful ones that do everything to try and bring you down. Remember, they are in high school, too, and chances are, they will grow up and get a reality check just like you will. Maybe they have something going on in their life at the moment, or maybe they are just stuck in the cliquey high school phases; whatever the reason, let their negativity go if you have not already. Their comments and actions will not shape you into the person that you are in a negative way, but they will help form you in a positive way. If you let them get to you, it is natural and okay. But, let it go for now and move on with your life. It will not matter very soon.\nYou must enjoy high school. When you get off to college, you will realize that the world is not the same exact place anymore. Right now you do not have to worry about the cost of education so APPRECIATE IT. You must discover what your passions are, and high school is the place to do so. Take as many classes as you can in what interests you. Take classes that you never thought you would be interested in. Challenge yourself. I cannot stress anymore that this is the time to do so.\nA Letter To My High School Self: What I Wish I Would Have Known",
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        "raw_content": "Black Mountain Institute Announces 2016-17 Fellows\nEight writers will promote discourse on today's most pressing issues through residencies at UNLV.\nMedia Contact: UNLV Office of Media Relations, mediarelations@unlv.edu or (702) 895-3102\nAn Iranian exile, a prominent Los Angeles book critic and essayist, a scholar of Mormonism, and a former U.S. Marine are among fellows who will bring their scholarly research and writing expertise to UNLV's Beverly Rogers, Carol C. Harter Black Mountain Institute (BMI) during the international literary center's 2016-17 cycle.\nDevoted to bringing literary writers into the heart of public life, BMI annually offers residential fellowships \u2014 many of them as part of the Diana L. Bennett Fellows Program \u2014 to a handful of writers and public intellectuals. The fellowships carry a stipend of $30,000 per semester and an invitation to advance their work while engaging with the community at the innovative center named for its benefactor Beverly Rogers and its founder Carol C. Harter.\n\u201cOne of the hallmarks of Black Mountain Institute is our international reach, and fellows for this coming year represent an stupendous range of experiences and connections around the world,\u201d said Joshua Wolf Shenk, BMI\u2019s executive director and writer-in-residence. \u201cBMI\u2019s residential fellowships have long been an important element of its programs to promote dialogue about the great concerns of the world through the literary arts.\u201d\nThe fellows are:\nHossein Mortezaeian Abkenar (Kenneth Barlow City of Asylum Fellow), an Iranian fiction writer and screenwriter whose works have been translated into multiple languages and banned in his native country;\nYelena Akhtiorskaya (Diana L. Bennett Fellow), the National Book Foundation \u201c5 Under 35\u201d author of the novel Panic in a Suitcase;\nJane Barnes (BMI/Kluge Center Fellow), a novelist, documentary filmmaker, and scholar of Mormonism;\nMalena M\u00f6rling (Diana L. Bennett Fellow), a Swedish-American poet and translator and associate professor at the University of North Carolina Wilmington;\nDavid Morris (Eleanor Kagi Foundation Fellow), a former Marine infantry officer whose book The Evil Hours: A Biography of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder is a finalist for the L.A. Times Book Prize;\nWilliam Todd Schultz (BMI Fellow in Humanistic Studies), an academic psychologist and acclaimed psychobiographer;\nDavid L. Ulin (Mary and Tom Gallagher Fellow), the longtime book critic of the Los Angeles Times and a 2015 Guggenheim Fellow; and\nGabriel Urza (Diana L. Bennett Fellow), a former Reno public defender whose Basque ancestry inspired his novel All That Followed.\nThe primary fellowship program is named for the entrepreneur and philanthropist Diana L. Bennett, though Shenk said individual fellowships have often been supported by other donors.\nIndeed, Shenk said he expects more than $200,000 in additional commitments to the program for 2016-17, with fellowships supported by former Nevada Supreme Court Justice Miriam Shearing and the Tom and Mary Gallagher Foundation. Beverly Rogers, whose Rogers Foundation supports virtually every aspect of BMI programming, has personally pledged to support City of Asylum fellow Hossein Abkenar for an additional two semesters.\nShenk also announced a new fellowship, funded by the Eleanor Kagi Foundation: a Lynn M. Bennett Legacy, which will support two semesters of an Eleanor Kagi Foundation Fellow in Literature and Medicine. The inaugural recipient is David Morris, whose experience as a U.S. Marine led him to research and write a book on post-traumatic stress disorder.\nBMI will also continue a partnership next year with the John W. Kluge Center at the Library of Congress in Washington, D.C. Jane Barnes, the Kluge Fellow, will spend the fall semester at the unique research institute at the world\u2019s largest library and the spring at BMI.\nUNLV Office of Media Relations, mediarelations@unlv.edu or (702) 895-3102",
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        "raw_content": "Lupita Nyong\u2019o is Obsessed With One Surprising \u201970s Sitcom\nWhen the Academy Awards air on Sunday, March 2, will you be torn between the year\u2019s biggest awards ceremony and some of Sunday night\u2019s best television? You\u2019re not alone\u2014believe it or not, some of the people in the Kodak Theater will be right there with you. Lupita Nyong\u2019o may be nominated for an Oscar, but if Breaking Bad were still on the air, she might still be tempted to stay home.\nThe stars from this year\u2019s Hollywood Issue cover revealed to Krista Smith which TV shows have them hooked, and the answers skew heavily toward Sunday night prestige shows like Downton Abbey, Game of Thrones, Mad Men, Boardwalk Empire, and the dearly departed Breaking Bad. What is Michael B. Jordan going to do now that Breaking Bad is over? Which Oscar nominee is still obsessed with Fawlty Towers? Find out in the video above, and for more looks behind the scenes of our March cover shoot, take a look at the gallery below.\nFor the full issue, subscribe now and get the digital edition, available February 5 for download. The magazine will be on national newsstands and available as an audio edition on February 11.",
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        "raw_content": "by Mark Wilding\nLoads of Britain's Most Well-Known Laws Are Never Enforced\nYou don't have to look hard for examples of laws that are so widely flouted that they have largely been forgotten.\nA Public Health England car smoking ban advert\nSome laws are enforced with zealous abandon. A parking tickets is issued every four seconds in the UK, while hundreds of thousands of public order offences are recorded each year.\nOn the flipside, there are a surprising number of actual laws you can break with impunity. Fancy a cigarette but you've got a kid in the car? Figures obtained by the Press Association show that only one person has ever been fined for smoking in a car next to a child, even though a ban on just that has been in place since October of last year.\nWhen that law was first proposed, a number of politicians raised concerns about whether it could really be applied in practice. Among them was Anne Main, Tory MP for St Albans. Having now been proved correct, she says: \"This is a truly unenforceable policy. There was always a lack of clarity on how it would be enforced, and what tangible effect it would have on parents who smoke in front of children.\"\nThis isn't the first time a law has proved difficult to enforce. In Northern Ireland, paying for sex was banned in June of 2015 but, one year on, not a single person had been charged. While the ban on fox hunting has yielded successful prosecutions, activists claim it is still routinely ignored. In March of last year it emerged there had been no successful prosecutions for performing female genital mutilation in the UK, despite a ban being in place for 30 years. There are many more laws like this, routinely broken but never policed. Some might say these lawbreakers are hard to monitor, but is any law truly unenforceable?\n\"No behaviour is entirely impossible to police,\" says Jenny Wiltshire, head of general crime at law firm Hickman & Rose. According to Wiltshire, problems arise when politicians introduce laws which don't match public opinion. When that happens, widespread breaches of the law \u2013 combined with difficulties enforcing the new rules \u2013 \"can render the whole enterprise fruitless\".\nOften, the extent to which laws are actively enforced comes down to time and money. Ken Marsh, chairman at the Met Police Federation, says: \"How does a police officer use their time correctly? They get hauled from pillar to post in terms of what they are asked to do. If they're driving along and see someone smoking or not wearing their seatbelt, to take the action required you're looking at an hour-plus. That's a huge drain on police resources.\"\nMike Schwarz, partner at law firm Bindmans, agrees: \"The police have limited budgets and they have to prioritise which crimes they want to pursue. Police and police crime commissioners have a role in enforcing the law and monitoring its enforcement. The whole idea is they can react to local pressures and priorities. It might just be down to financial considerations, and that also ties into political judgments about what are serious crimes and what aren't.\"\nWhile one might imagine all laws are created equal, in reality, Schwarz describes a range of factors that can come into play when decisions are being made about which of them should be enforced. \"My impression is that it depends on a whole combination of things, like financial priorities, personal connections, political sympathies,\" he says.\nSchwarz sees the fox hunting ban as an example of how some laws are enforced more rigorously than others. \"Before that legislation came into effect, hunt sabs [groups that use direct action to disrupt fox hunts] felt they were being prosecuted overzealously by the police, perhaps because the police were sympathetic to the hunt,\" he says. \"Then the legislation came into effect banning fox hunting. There have been criticisms of that legislation not being correctly formulated, and also criticisms that it was not enforced fully against hunters, while hunt sabs were still being prosecuted.\"\nRegardless of whether they will be enforced or not, it's not hard to imagine that politicians might be tempted to pass laws which create a perception that they are working to stamp out problem behaviour. Nicholas Dent, associate at law firm Kingsley Napley, says: \"I think there's an attraction to introducing criminal offences, because it offers a good political soundbite. It's an easy off-the-shelf response to a problem.\"\nDent points to recently introduced rules which were brought in as a response to the global financial crisis, and which make it an offence to take a decision which causes a financial institution to fail. \"It's quite possible there will be no prosecutions under that legislation,\" he says. \"But you can understand why the executive thought it would be a good idea to create this offence \u2013 because they thought it was what the public wanted.\"\nREAD: The Law Needs to Catch Up, But Look: Weed Is Effectively Legal in the UK\nYou don't have to look hard for examples of laws that are so rarely enforced and widely flouted that they have largely been forgotten. 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The law isn't abstract; it's human, and the laws that stick are ones that the public, and the police, actually care about.\n@mark_wilding\nHow Cops Could Run Wild Under Trump\nThe Terror and Joy of Stepping Outside Prison After 17 Years\nHow the Bedroom Tax Led to the Rise of Grandmas Growing Weed",
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        "raw_content": "We are proud to contribute a portion of The Genworth Virginia 10 Miler proceeds to the following non-profits:\nAmazement Square is Central Virginia\u2019s first multidisciplinary, hands-on children\u00b7s museum! Climb, slide & discover as you make your way through four floors of exciting, interactive exhibits, activities & programs. Visitors of all ages, backgrounds & abilities can explore global & regional topics, the arts & humanities, science & health-related themes, as well as expand their creativity. For every $15 donated, a deserving local youth will receive a scholarship entry into the Amazing Mile Children\u2019s Run.\nCHAP\u2019s mission is to educate the public about the nature, prevention, treatment and impact of HIV/ AIDS, to coordinate efforts of existing public or private resources for persons living with HIV/AIDS, to discover unmet needs of people with HIV/AIDS and their families, and to stimulate and support community responses to meet those needs.\nGirls on the Run helps girls take charge of their lives and define the future on their terms. We teach girls that there are no limits and no constraints to whom and what they can be and that there are so many opportunities to be remarkable. We also incorporate running into our curriculum. We use this activity to inspire and motivate girls throughout the 12-week program, encourage lifelong health and fitness, and build confidence through accomplishment. At each season\u2019s conclusion, the girls and their running buddies from all over Central Virginia complete a 5k running event.\nLynchburg Daily Bread provides a free, hot meal every day of the year to the homeless and hungry of our community. All are welcome and guests may have as many servings as they like. More than 98% of our food is donated from local colleges, grocery stores and restaurants, while 10-15 volunteers each day cook and serve lunch. We now also bring meals to Appomattox, Altavista, Bedford and Pamplin. In 2017, 70,374 meals were served and volunteers donated 15,833 hours\u2014a value of $364,159!\nMiriam\u2019s House is a local nonprofit dedicated to ending homelessness and empowering our most vulnerable homeless neighbors; women, children, youth and families. We operate both on-site and community-based homeless and housing programs aimed at quickly connecting homeless households to safe and affordable housing in our community. All of the services offered at Miriam\u2019s House are free to those in need and are rooted in the belief that ending a family\u2019s homelessness quickly and providing for the basic need of housing will empower the family to achieve goals in other areas of their lives including employment, education, substance recovery and financial management. For more information please visit our website or call us at (434) 847-1101.\nCASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates) of Central Virginia recruits, trains and supports volunteers to advocate for abused and neglected children. The CASA program is based on the concept that every child has a right to a safe, permanent home. Judges can appoint a CASA volunteer to a case involving a child who is a victim of abuse and/or neglect. CASA volunteers work alongside attorneys, social workers, therapists and other service providers, advocating exclusively for the child\u2019s best interests.\nM.A.A.M. (Mammograms Annually A Must) is a committee of the Centra Foundation with a mission to raise awareness of the importance of screening mammograms. M.A.A.M. helps to fun and organize free mammography screening days for the community and supports media campaigns to build awareness about mammography.\nKids\u2019 Haven: A Center for Grieving Children is an organization dedicated to serving the unique needs of grieving children and their families through support and education.\nThe foundation of Kids\u2019 Haven\u2019s philosophy is built on the beliefs that grief is a natural reaction to the death of a loved one; within each person is the capacity to heal; caring and acceptance assist the healing process; each person grieves in his / her own way and in his / own time; and sharing with others in a safe and supportive environment allows children to learn about grief and to participate fully in their own journey to recovery.",
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        "raw_content": "Notre Dame Women&apos;s Basketball Comes to the Coliseum\nPosted on November 25, 2014 at 9:00:59 am by Mike F.\nFall is pretty much my favorite time of year. There are many reasons for that, not the least of which is the return of college basketball. I am first and foremost a Purdue Boilermaker, but I went to law school at the University of Dayton, so I have an allegiance to the Flyers too. But college basketball is the one sport I will consistently watch even if I don\u2019t really care about who\u2019s playing because (a) I want to know as much about as many teams as possible come tournament time and (b) I genuinely enjoy college basketball. While Fort Wayne hosts some great college hoops every year, on Wednesday, December 3 we\u2019re being treated to what should be some awesome women\u2019s basketball as the Notre Dame Fighting Irish host the Maryland Terrapins in the 2014 ACC/Big Ten Women\u2019s Basketball Challenge at the Allen County War Memorial Coliseum. If you haven\u2019t followed the college basketball conference shake-ups of the last several years (or if you have and you still aren\u2019t sure who plays in which conference), you may be wondering, When did Notre Dame join the Big Ten? Well, it\u2019s actually Maryland, in its first year in the conference, representing the Big Ten in this year\u2019s Challenge; Notre Dame is repping the ACC for the second season. Notably, these two teams have some significant recent history: after competing against each other in conference last year, they met again in last season\u2019s Final Four. Notre Dame won that matchup but lost in the championship game to Connecticut. Not only is this year\u2019s Challenge a chance for the Terps to exact a little revenge against the Irish, but it\u2019s also an early season Top Ten matchup \u2013 Notre Dame is ranked 3rd and Maryland 10th in the Preseason AP Top 25 poll \u2013 and a test for both teams. Come on out for some fantastic women\u2019s college basketball on a national stage! Tip-off is at 7:00 p.m. Tickets are only $14 (additional charges may apply). Visit www.ticketmaster.com or the Memorial Coliseum box office to purchase tickets.\nTags: Notre Dame, Fighting Irish, Maryland Terrapins, college basketball, women&apos;s college basketball\nPosted In: Memorial Coliseum, Sports and Recreation",
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        "raw_content": "A Year On, Mixed Views on What Hong Kong Protests Achieved\nHong Kong Protest, One Year Later\nA year ago, Hong Kong's famously busy streets were shut down by pro-democracy protesters in the so-called \"Umbrella Movement\", a moniker that came from the umbrellas used by demonstrators to fend off pepper spray used by police early in the nearly 80-day face-off.\nStudents, retirees and others took to the streets to express their opposition to Beijing's plan to restrict candidates in elections for the city's top leader. Hong Kong is a semiautonomous part of China, with its own legal system, free-wheeling press and local government, but is ultimately under Beijing's rule.\nThe movement, also called Occupy Central, saw thousands of people gathering at rallies and camping out in the streets. The demonstrations fizzled out as the government stuck to a hard line and authorities eventually cleared out the protest camps.\nToday there is little physical sign of Hong Kong's biggest turmoil since its handover from Britain in 1997, but the event appears to have sparked a political awakening among many of the city's younger generation amid signs of mainland China's tightening grip.\nLast year, Associated Press photographer Vincent Yu captured images of a number of these protesters and asked them, \"How has Occupy changed Hong Kong? And what's the future of the movement after the protest?\" Nearly a year later, Yu took photos of the same group and asked, \"Has the Umbrella Movement accomplished anything? If so, what?\"\nMelvin Lee, 43\nThen: \"We have never been this resolute, never this determined. ... Hong Kongers will be more concerned with issues on rights, and be more careful on its political policy. 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Honestly, in the imminent short term, Hong Kong will not have too many changes. But in the long run, this movement is an important milestone.\"\nNow: \"Even though the end of Umbrella Revolution did not make any significant changes, it increased the attention of society. And though there were many contradicting opinions made, it awoke people, especially teenagers, to how the society was changing.\"\nHackin Tse, 39\nThen: \"It has increased people's civil awareness, but the youngsters have yet to learn many things. ... The development of the movement has come to a time when they should take a turn, but they still haven't realized it. Some people just want to get the aura of glory, yet have done nothing since the beginning. They don't know their rights and duty.\"\nNow: \"The Umbrella Movement has brought out an answer for those selfish people who hate politics that civil education, political livelihood and civil obligations are inevitable. After the handover, democratic politics and the rule of law are something that every Hong Konger should learn about in his lifetime.\"\nTabris Ho, 26\nThen: \"Firstly, it exposes to public knowledge that the youths in Hong Kong are not like hothouse flowers. They can stand the test of hardships and challenges.\"\nNow: \"Speaking of the result, it achieved nothing at all. It couldn't fight for any change on political reform plans. Yet it had great influence. ... More civic society organizations and political groups sprang up, showing increased political participation of citizens.\"\nSuen Yuk Ming, 21\nThen: \"Even if we can't achieve democracy, this movement will pass down through history and become a reference for other social movements, paving a path for future protest.\"\nNow: \"It provided a space for people to think about Hong Kong's future, underpinning social movement in the future.\"\nSummer Tsang, 25\nThen: \"More people will be concerned about politics, more people will stand up. ... This time it's an irreversible change. So many young people have been fighting more fiercely than before, that from now on it will never again be as tranquil as it was before.\"\nNow: \"Occupy Central has no result at all! ... Young people start to question whether they should be less involved in Hong Kong's society, or incubate larger protests.\"\nJay Koon, 20\nThen: \"More youths now care for Hong Kong. ... 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        "raw_content": "Thailand: Progress Made in Countering Human Trafficking\nFILE - Migrant workers unload frozen fish from a boat at a fish market in Samut Sakhon province, west of Bangkok, Thailand, June 20, 2014.\nThailand is reporting progress in its efforts to curb human trafficking and abusive labor practices for migrant workers. 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        "raw_content": "You are here: Home \u203a news \u203a trivia \u203a Give Away\nBy wandlesoftware on February 5, 2009 in news, trivia\nIf you are on Twitter and were online last night, you may have seen that @KRAPPS and @148Apps were giving away a few copies of Yummy. (I had no idea that they\u2019d do the promotion on the same day!) If you\u2019re reading this because you won or heard of Yummy from there, Hello and welcome. If you didn\u2019t win, well I\u2019m sure those won\u2019t be the last promotions we\u2019ll hold and, of course, you can always pick up a copy in iTunes.\nI was a little worried that KRAPPS would think that Yummy was only as good as another fart app, but I need not have worried. They said, \u201cyou have a winner and a 100% anti-KRAPPS Certified app.\u201d Thanks guys.\nWhile we\u2019re talking about \u201cgive aways,\u201d I thought that this might be a good time to pre-announce Yummy Browser, Yummy\u2019s little brother. It will be available very shortly from the iTunes App Store as a free download.\nYummy Browser is built from the same code-base as the full version of Yummy and is ideal for people who only need to view their bookmarks on their phone. It\u2019s also great if you like the idea of Yummy but would like to try before you buy a copy.\nMore news and details when it completes its route through Apple\u2019s review process.",
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        "raw_content": "A veteran pulled over to help a stuck truck. Its driver was a hit man hired to kill him.\nKelsey McFoley, left, Melissa Rios Roque and Benjamin Bascom are charged in the death of Carlos Cruz-Echevarria, who was to give a deposition in a road-rage case against McFoley. (Volusia County Dept. of Corrections/AP)\nWhen police found Carlos Cruz-Echevarria dead near his home last Veterans Day, he was lying face down in a ditch, shot multiple times in the head. Beside him was a truck stuck in the mud. Later, the 60-year-old army veteran\u2019s car was found several miles away, torched. It seemed like a random, senseless killing: Authorities thought Cruz-Echevarria had been robbed and left for dead after stopping to help a stranger on a Daytona Beach roadside. But a year-long investigation has revealed that it was anything but random.\nThe Volusia County Sheriff\u2019s Department arrested two men and a woman this week in what they\u2019re calling a murder-for-hire plot to keep Cruz-Echevarria from testifying in a road-rage case. The three have been charged with first-degree murder, and prosecutors are considering the death penalty, Sheriff Michael Chitwood said in a Friday news conference.\n\u201cThis is one of the most heinous, despicable, cowardly acts that I\u2019ve ever witnessed,\u201d Chitwood said. \u201cSomebody\u2019s gonna pay the ultimate price.\u201d\nCarlos Cruz-Echevarria was found dead near a disabled vehicle that was stuck in the grass along the road. (Volusia County Sheriff's Office)\nThe killing was set in motion more than six months earlier, investigators say. Cruz-Echevarria honked at the car in front of him as it stood still at a green light in May 2017. The other driver, Kelsey McFoley, 28, pulled up beside Cruz-Echevarria at the next intersection and brandished a gun, investigators said at the news conference. Cruz-Echevarria managed to write down the car\u2019s license plate number and picked McFoley out of a lineup later, authorities say.\nMcFoley was a \u201cthug of thugs,\u201d Chitwood said, with a lengthy criminal record that showed his capacity for violence. After the road-rage incident, McFoley was charged with aggravated assault and unlawful possession of a firearm by a felon. He was slated to go to trial in early December 2017. To avoid going back to prison, Capt. Brian Henderson said, McFoley hired someone to take Cruz-Echevarria out.\nThat\u2019s where Benjamin Bascom came in. The 24-year-old had a reputation as a killer, Henderson said, adding that investigators have tied him to open murder cases in Orange County, Fla. Bascom and McFoley were \u201ccriminal associates,\u201d investigators said, and McFoley reached out over the phone, offering Bascom money to silence Cruz-Echevarria.\nOver the course of a few weeks, Bascom and McFoley, along with Melissa Rios Roque, 21, \u2014 who investigators believe is pregnant with McFoley\u2019s child \u2014 plotted to kill the army veteran, authorities say. The young woman\u2019s job was to help stalk the victim and to help Bascom escape once the man was dead. McFoley snagged the man\u2019s home address from court documents in the road-rage case. The suspects bought a stolen car and began stalking Cruz-Echevarria, driving past his home and staking out the area in Daytona Beach, Henderson said.\nOn the eve of the execution, Bascom drove the stolen car to Cruz-Echevarria\u2019s house, but the man was not home, Henderson said. Bascom lay in wait, canvassing the street. But as he tried to turn around, his truck got stuck in a muddy ditch, Henderson said.\nIn a savage stroke of fate, a passing driver stopped to help him out: Cruz-Echevarria. As he bent down to inspect the truck, authorities said, Bascom shot him multiple times in the head.\n\u201cThe stars aligned unfortunately,\u201d Chitwood said during the news conference. \u201cHe didn\u2019t even see it coming.\"\nIn some ways, the plot worked: The charges against McFoley were dropped, and for months, it seemed there\u2019d be no justice in Cruz-Echevarria\u2019s slaying. Investigators offered a $10,000 reward for information leading to the killer\u2019s capture. Then DNA evidence tied the stolen car and Cruz-Echevarria\u2019s torched one to Bascom, but the real \u201csmoking gun\u201d in the case came from phone records, Henderson said.\nAll three alleged co-conspirators were arrested Tuesday in different parts of the state, Henderson said. 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        "raw_content": "Trump\u2019s unwieldy \u2018Fox and Friends\u2019 interview, annotated\nPresident Trump gave his first interview in months Thursday morning on \u201cFox and Friends,\u201d weighing in on topics from Ronny Jackson to Michael Cohen and Stormy Daniels to James Comey to Kanye West. Trump was often factually inaccurate, sometimes rambling and predictably defiant. He even made news when it comes to his role in the Daniels case.\nAINSLEY EARHARDT: Well, here's the presidential seal. There is the White House and inside the White House is the President of the United States, Donald Trump.\nBRIAN KILMEADE: And why would you be bringing that up, Ainsley?\nEARHARDT: He joins us now by phone. Thank you so much for being with us, Mr. President.\nTRUMP: Well, good morning, and I picked a very, very special day, because it's Melania's birthday, so I said let's do it on Melania's birthday. So, happy birthday to Melania.\nKILMEADE: All right. Hopefully, they'll be visits in between, but have you decided on or do you want to tell us what you got her?\nTRUMP: Well, I better not get into that, because I may get in trouble. Maybe I didn\u2019t get her so much.\nI'll tell you what. She has done \u2014 I got her a beautiful card. You know, I'm very busy \u2014\nKILMEADE: At this point \u2014\nTRUMP: \u2014 to be running out looking for presents, okay? But I got her a beautiful card and some beautiful flowers. And she did a fantastic job with France. I'll tell you what, the people of France are just \u2014 were spellbound by what happened with their great president, who just left, Emmanuel, and he is a wonderful guy and \u2014\nSTEVE DOOCY: You guys really got along great.\nTRUMP: \u2014 with a wonderful wife. Well, we did and \u2014\nDOOCY: You guys got along great.\nTRUMP: We did, and, you know, they are both terrific people. And, Brigitte \u2014 and we had a fantastic time. And much more importantly, we accomplished a lot. We really accomplished a lot. More than anybody knows. You'll be seeing what we accomplished.\nDOOCY: Well, give us a hint. Give us a hint.\nTRUMP: Well, I think we really came to recognize the \u2014 you know, I can say it from my standpoint, but he is viewing, I believe, Iran a lot differently than he did before he walked into the Oval Office, and I think that's important. He understands where I'm coming from with respect to Iran. Iran is a real problem for this country. The president made a horrible deal. When I say the president, I'm talking about past administration made a horrible deal giving $150 billion, giving $1.8 billion in cash \u2014 in actual cash carried out in barrels and in boxes from airplanes. It's inconceivable \u2014 $1.8 billion. And all they do is scream 'death to America, death to America.' And by the way, they're not screaming it so much anymore. They were screaming it with him. They don\u2019t scream it with me. We haven't seen their little boats circling our ships in the ocean lately, because they know if they do circle the ships, they're not going to be there very longer.\nKILMEADE: All right, I want to come back to that a little later, because we do want to see if that \u2014 because you have a big deadline coming up with the Iranian agreement.\nTRUMP: I do.\nKILMEADE: But \u2014\nKILMEADE: \u2014 when it comes to Ronny \u2014\nDOOCY: Your call.\nKILMEADE: \u2014 Jackson, the word came out from John Roberts \u2014\nKILMEADE: \u2014 now confirmed that he is no longer going to be a candidate to lead the VA. In his statement is this. \u201cThe allegations against me are completely false and fabricated. If they had any merit, I would not have been selected, promoted, and trusted to serve in such a sensitive and important role as physician to three presidents over 12 years. In my role as a doctor, I have tirelessly worked to provide excellent care for all my patients. In doing so, I have always adhered to the highest ethical standards.\u201d Last night the report was you had a huddle. Is that what you decided last night? Is that what all of you decided?\nTRUMP: Well, I even told him a day or two ago. I saw where this was going. And, you know, they're very upset because Mike Pompeo who was again, first in his class at West Point, top in his class at Harvard Law School. A brilliant guy, a great guy, and somebody I get along with very well. You know, Mike got through, and they thought they had him stopped. The Democrats are obstructionists. It's horrible what they're doing. They're not approving people. They're taking them out to the maximum 30 hours. That's a lot of time \u2014 30 hours \u2014 to interview people that are going to be approved. I mean, they go 30 hours, and then people will vote, and it's a disgrace. In fact, they had a report the other day that at this rate it will be nine years before \u2014\nDOOCY: It's unbelievable.\nTRUMP: \u2014 they're allowed to come into government. So you have that have given up everything. They've given up their jobs. Top-line people \u2014 brilliant people. They want to come in and help us in government, and Chuck Schumer and the group take, you know, years to approve them \u2014 years. We have judges that are waiting. Top-of-the-line people. The best people in our country and \u2014 And, by the way, they're going to be approved but they take them out until the very, very end. And they said over nine years before they get approved \u2014\nKILMEADE: But Mr. President \u2014\nTRUMP: \u2014 because they're using every little trick in the book.\nKILMEADE: \u2014 Mitch McConnell could keep them seven days a week until they reach their 30 hours and make them, these men and women, stay until this gets done. Why won't he do that?\nTRUMP: Well, he should be doing that, and I think he will be doing that. And he should be doing that. Honestly, the Republicans \u2014 look, we have some absolute warriors. We have \u2014 when I \u2014 I just watched your show. Jim Jordan and Mark Meadows and Matt Gaetz and DeSantis, and so many \u2014 Corey Lewandowski. We have people \u2014 Diamond and Silk are warriors, by the way. How about Diamond and Silk? They've become amazing. You know, that started off like somebody was talking about them on the Internet. They were these two women \u2014 these two beautiful, wonderful, women. And I said, well, let me check it out. It took me about two seconds to say start them \u2014 it's incredible. So, Diamond and Silk, these are all warriors. We have great people in the Republican Party, and I think that, in one way, it's showing how bad, how obstructionist these Democrats are. It's a disgrace what's happening.\nEARHARDT: Do you think the obstructionist window \u2014 as Dr. Jackson says, these allegations are baseless, and they're just attacking him? This is not true, he served our country, but yet, he's still withdrawing his name. So does the obstructionist win when your nominees don\u2019t fight back?\nTRUMP: Well, I could say yes. I can also say no, because Doc Ronny \u2014 you know, we call him Doc Ronny, we call him Admiral Ronny. He's an admiral, highly respected, a real leader. And I watched what Jon Tester of Montana, a state that I won by, like, over 20 points. You know, really, they love me and I love them. And I want to tell you that Jon Tester \u2014 I think this is going to cause him a lot of problems in his state. He took a man who was just an incredible man \u2014 an incredible man respected by President Obama. He gave him his highest rating. You saw what President Obama said.\nDOOCY: Yes.\nTRUMP: President Bush \u2014 he was the doctor to President Bush, to President Obama and the family. He's been my doctor. And he runs a fantastic operation. You know, they have many doctors, and they run a fantastic operation. And, honestly, I said it to him. He didn\u2019t come to me. I said, you know, Doc, you run a great operation. How do you think you'd do at the VA? Now, we can talk about experience, but the VA \u2014 when you think about 13 million people \u2014\nDOOCY: Sure.\nTRUMP: \u2014 you could take the head of the biggest hospital corporation of the world, and it's peanuts, compared to the VA, so nobody has experience, you know. It's a big monster. And I'm really proud of the job we've done for the VA, because we got \u2014 we're working right now on Choice and really big \u2014 but we got rid of so many rules and regulations that made it impossible, and we're really doing great at the VA.\nDOOCY: Right.\nTRUMP: But I want somebody that's going to be great. He would've done a great job \u2014\nDOOCY: Did \u2014\nTRUMP: He's got a tremendous heart.\nDOOCY: Any idea who you might \u2014\nTRUMP: You know, these are all false accusations that were made. These are false, and they're trying to destroy a man. By the way, I did say welcome to Washington. Welcome to the swamp. Welcome to the world of politics.\nKILMEADE: Sure.\nTRUMP: But for Jon Tester to start bringing up stuff like 'Candy Man' and the kind of things he was saying, and then say well, you know, these are just statements that are made.\nTRUMP: There's no proof of this. And he has a perfect record. He's got this beautiful record unblemished. His son is a wonderful boy. Goes to Annapolis, at the top of his class. One of the finest cadets. For him to be doing this to this man and this family, I think Jon Tester has to have a big price to pay in Montana, because I don\u2019t think people in Montana \u2014 the admiral is the kind of person that they respect and admire, and they don\u2019t like seeing what's happened to him.\nDOOCY: Well, the admiral has officially thrown in the towel. Any idea who you might nominate next?\nTRUMP: I do, actually, but I better not give it. Maybe we'll do it on my next call. I do \u2014 I think we're going to have somebody great.\nDOOCY: All right.\nTRUMP: Somebody that's more \u2014 you know, look, the admiral is not a politician which is what I liked, by the way.\nDOOCY: Is your nominee somebody in politics right now?\nTRUMP: Somebody with political capability, yes.\nDOOCY: All right. Meanwhile, let's talk a little bit about your former FBI director James Comey, who you fired.\nDOOCY: He was on TV last night. He said \u2014\nTRUMP: I did a great thing for the American people by firing him.\nDOOCY: Well, he says he's not a leaker. He disputed what Anderson Cooper had said. But what's interesting is we've learned through Catherine Herridge's reporting is that apparently the guy he gave the secret memos to, Dr. Richman at Columbia University \u2014 he had this special government employee status where he had \u2014 you know, he could look at secrets. He had a badge to the building. And also, apparently, the memos were leaked to a wider group of people or at least two, maybe three, including former U.S. attorney Patrick Fitzgerald. Your opinion on what Mr. Comey is doing on his book tour and the fact that he had a special friend at Columbia University with an FBI badge.\nTRUMP: Look, Comey is a leaker, and he's a liar and not only on this stuff. He's been leaking for years. He's probably been using his friend, the so-called professor who now turns out to have FBI clearance, which he never said. He even lied about that, because he never said that in Congress. He said he gave it to a friend, and he gave it to a friend to leak classified information. It's all classified. It was totally classified. So illegally \u2014 he did an illegal act, and he said it himself in order to get a special counsel against me. So the special counsel \u2014 and by the way, and Intelligence Committee and everybody else has found no collusion. There's no collusion with me and the Russians. Nobody's been tougher to Russia \u2014\nKILMEADE: Right.\nTRUMP: \u2014 than I am. You can ask President Putin about that. There's been nobody. Between the military and the oil and all of the other things that I've done \u2014 the aluminum tax. They send us a lot of aluminum, and I put tariffs on aluminum coming in. The 60 people that we sent out \u2014 the 60 so-called diplomats. Nobody's been tougher. Nobody's even been close to as tough as me, and we hear this nonsense. So there's no collusion whatsoever. Well, Comey \u2014 what he did, Brian, was terrible. He leaked classified information in order to try and get a special counsel \u2014\nDOOCY: He says it wasn\u2019t classified, Mr. President. He says it wasn\u2019t classified.\nTRUMP: Oh, it's \u2014 well, it's totally classified. And he also leaked the memos, which are classified. Nobody unclassified them. And those memos were about me, and they're phony memos. He didn\u2019t write those memos accurately. He put a lot of phony stuff. For instance, I went to Russia for a day or so \u2014 a day or two because I own the Miss Universe pageant. So, I went there to watch it, because it was near Moscow. So I go to Russia \u2014 now, I did go there \u2014 everybody knows. The locks are there, the planes are there. He said I didn\u2019t stay there a night. Of course, I stayed there. I stayed there a very short period of time, but, of course, I stayed. Well, his memo said I left immediately. I never said that. I never said I left immediately. So he said \u2014 and you know, the funny thing, he does these memos and then fake news CNN, who's a total fake \u2014 you know, they give Hillary Clinton the questions to the debate, and nobody \u2014 can you imagine, by the way, if you gave me the questions to a debate? They would have you out of business \u2014\nKILMEADE: Yes.\nTRUMP: \u2014 and they'd have me \u2014 you better get out of this campaign. They don\u2019t even bring it up. I mean, CNN \u2014 fake news CNN actually gave the questions to the \u2014\nKILMEADE: Yes, but don\u2019t worry about them.\nEARHARDT: I want to ask you \u2014\nTRUMP: No, no \u2014 no, no, but think of it. How bad is that? So anyway \u2014 so Comey leaked and, by the way, also what he did with CNN in order to placate them, you saw that whole scenario. This is a big mistake, this book. He is guilty of crimes, and if we had a Justice Department that was doing their job instead of spending $8 million trying to find \u2014\nDOOCY: It's your Justice Department. Mr. President \u2014 Mr. President, you're the Republican in charge \u2014\nTRUMP: You're right, yes, you're right.\nDOOCY: You've got a Republican running it.\nTRUMP: But here's what \u2014 I answer this all the time. Because of the fact that they have this witch hunt going on with people in the Justice Department that shouldn\u2019t be there \u2014 they have a witch hunt against the President of the United States going on \u2014 I've taken the position \u2014 and I don\u2019t have to take this position, and maybe I'll change \u2014 that I will not be involved with the Justice Department. I will wait until this is over. It's a total \u2014 it's all lies, and it's a horrible thing that's going on.\nTRUMP: A horrible thing, and yet, I've accomplished, with all of this going on, more than any president in the first year in our history. And everybody \u2014\nDOOCY: Okay.\nTRUMP: Even the enemies and the haters admit that.\nEARHARDT: Right.\nTRUMP: We have accomplished more than any president in the first year, by far. If you look at regulations, and the big tax cuts, and Judge Gorsuch \u2014 so many things \u2014 and many other judges. But the big thing \u2014 the tax cuts, the regulations \u2014 nobody's done what we've done \u2014 what I've done despite what's going on. So I'm very disappointed in my Justice Department, but because of the fact that it's going under, and I think you'll understand this, I have decided that I won't be involved. I may change my mind at some point, because what's going on is a disgrace. It's an absolute \u2014\nKILMEADE: All right.\nTRUMP: \u2014 disgrace. And by the way, the only collusion is the collusion with the Democrats and the Russians. You take a look at what's going on there. They wouldn\u2019t even give their server \u2014 the DNC, Democratic National Committee, wouldn\u2019t even give its server to the FBI. So what kind of an FBI \u2014 they break down doors for Paul Manafort early in the morning. His wife is in bed, lik,e at 5 or 6 in the morning. And they undo the lock for Michael Cohen early in the morning. And yet, they walk into the DNC, and they won't give them the server. They said we're not giving you the server. Oh, okay, we'll leave. That's not the FBI. That's a fix.\nKILMEADE: Let's talk about Michael Cohen. Yesterday, through his attorney, he's going to be taking the Fifth. What's your reaction to that being that you worked with him for a couple of decades \u2014\nTRUMP: I did. He \u2014\nKILMEADE: \u2014 as your attorney.\nTRUMP: He's a good person. He's a great guy.\nKILMEADE: What's at stake for you, Mr. President?\nTRUMP: Brian, you know Michael. Michael's been on your show, I'm sure, a lot. You know, Michael \u2014\nKILMEADE: We know.\nTRUMP: \u2014 is a good person. Let me just tell you that Michael is in business. He's really a businessman at fairly big businesses, I understand. And I don\u2019t know his business, but this doesn\u2019t have to do with me. Michael is a businessman. He's got a business. He also practices law. I would say probably the big thing is his business, and they're looking at something having to do with his business. I have nothing to do with his business. I can tell you he's a good guy. He sometimes \u2014\nKILMEADE: But isn't your business \u2014 isn't his business your attorney, Mr. President?\nTRUMP: I have many, many \u2014 just so you understand, I have many attorneys. I have attorneys \u2014 sadly, I have so many attorneys you wouldn\u2019t even believe it.\nDOOCY: How many \u2014 how much of your \u2014 Mr. President, how much of your legal work was handled by Michael Cohen?\nTRUMP: Well, he has a percentage of my overall legal work \u2014 a tiny, tiny little fraction. But, Michael would represent me and represent me on some things. He represents me \u2014 like with this crazy Stormy Daniels deal he represented me. And, you know, from what I see he did absolutely nothing wrong. There were no campaign funds going into this \u2014\nEARHARDT: Then why is he pleading the Fifth?\nTRUMP: \u2014 which would have been a problem. Because he's got other things. He's got businesses, and from what I understand they're looking at his businesses, and I hope he's in great shape.\nTRUMP: But he's got businesses, and his lawyers probably told him to do that. But I'm not involved, and I'm not involved \u2014 and I've been told I'm not involved.\nKILMEADE: Right, Mr. \u2014\nTRUMP: That just came out of the newspapers.\nEARHARDT: Mr. President \u2014\nTRUMP: I've been told I'm not involved in that.\nEARHARDT: We want to get to Kanye West. He tweeted that he loves you, that you're his brother, and \u2014\nTRUMP: He's got good taste.\nEARHARDT: \u2014 the left goes ballistic.\nTRUMP: Yes. Well, they do. You know, I have known Kanye a little bit, and I get along with Kanye. I get along with a lot of people, frankly. But Kanye looks, and he sees black unemployment at the lowest it's been in the history of our country, okay? He sees Hispanic unemployment at the lowest it's been in the history of our country. He sees, by the way, female unemployment \u2014 women unemployment the lowest it's been in now almost 19 years. He sees that stuff, and he's smart. And he says you know what, Trump is doing a much better job than the Democrats did. And by the way, if they ever got in and started putting back all these rules and regulations where you can't breathe, where businesses go out of business, our country would be in big trouble.\nTRUMP: And had I not gotten elected, Hillary would have come in. She would have added more rules and regulations. We would have been out of business because you saw what was happening. We were going down.\nKILMEADE: Yes, and a couple of things on top of that. There's a bigger picture. Kanye West comes out. Regardless of what he says he doesn\u2019t have anything personally against you. He likes you even if he doesn\u2019t agree with everything. Then he has other people in the black community. Like, Chance the Rapper comes out and says black people don\u2019t have to be Democrats. Have Republicans done a bad job ignoring the black community up until now?\nTRUMP: You know, I think it was just a custom. People don\u2019t realize, you know, if you go back to the Civil War it was the Republicans that really did the thing. Lincoln was a Republican. I mean, somehow it changed over the years, and I will say I really believe it's changing back. Remember, I was going to get no black votes?\nTRUMP: I was going to get none? Well, I got a lot. I got a lot of support, you know, and I should have gotten much more. Now \u2014 in fact, I used to go around saying what do you have to lose? I'd say that at speeches, remember? I'd go into a stadium. I'd talk about the African American vote. I said the education is not good. The \u2014 obviously, the law enforcement that your community \u2014 the crime is at levels that nobody's ever seen before. You know, I'd go through like seven, 10 stats. I'd say vote for me. What do you have to lose?\nTRUMP: So now they've voted for me, crime is way down, and really importantly, the unemployment picture \u2014\nTRUMP: \u2014 is the best it's been in the history of our country for African Americans.\nDOOCY: Mr. President, what does it say though about the political discourse in this country that when somebody comes out and says I like Donald Trump, suddenly the political left goes out and destroys them? Shania Twain was asked a couple of days ago about well, if you could've voted for Donald Trump would you have? And she said yes, I would have. And then she got so destroyed online she had to come out and apologize. And then yesterday, the same thing with Kanye West. Suddenly, people are saying the guy's out of his mind because he supports you.\nWhat happened to being able to have a different point of view?\nTRUMP: All right, I'll tell you what happened. Shania, who I think is terrific but she made a mistake by sort of saying I wish I didn\u2019t, you know, go public with it, but we know how she feels. But people have done that, and they're amazed at what happens to their business because we have tremendous support. We have tremendous fans. If I ever called for a rally in Washington, D.C., we'd have millions of people coming into Washington because they love what's happening.\nTRUMP: So when I see a Kanye sticking to his guns or when I see others, and there are plenty of others, sticking to their guns and coming out and saying that you have a young lady who's been very much in the news in the last three or four days \u2014\nKILMEADE: Candace Owens.\nTRUMP: \u2014 because she is \u2014 she is fantastic. She's like the hottest thing out there now. If you have people do that, they become much more popular. Remember, we won the election, and we won it easily. You know, a lot of people say oh, it was close.\nTRUMP: And by the way, they also like to always talk about [the] Electoral College. Well, it's an election based on the Electoral College. I would rather have a popular election, but it's a totally different campaign.\nTRUMP: It's as though you're running \u2014 if you're a runner you're practicing for the 100-yard dash as opposed to the one-mile. The Electoral College is different. I would rather have the popular vote, because it's \u2014 to me, it's much easier to win.\nKILMEADE: Yes, it's a totally different set of goals as opposed to the Electoral College.\nTRUMP: Yes, but we have an Electoral College \u2014\nTRUMP: I got 306 and she got what, 223. So, remember \u2014\nTRUMP: \u2014 there was no way to break 270.\nTRUMP: I heard that on CBS, and NBC, and ABC. They're all fake news.\nKILMEADE: So \u2014\nTRUMP: I heard that for so long \u2014 and CNN. But I heard that for so long. There is no way. So what they're trying to do is suppress the vote. Everyone goes home and says you know, I really like Donald Trump but I've watched on the news \u2014 and they don\u2019t know it's fake news. I've taught them it's fake news. I've watched on the news that he can't win, so let's go to a movie, darling, and then we'll come home, and we'll watch \u2014\nKILMEADE: And you'll find out in the midterms whether they go with the darling home or they go to the movies.\nTRUMP: But I think that \u2014\nKILMEADE: Let's talk about \u2014\nTRUMP: I think he'll do better than people think in the midterms.\nKILMEADE: Mr. President \u2014\nTRUMP: Did you know it's very \u2014\nTRUMP: The economy is so strong, and jobs are so good that I think we're going to surprise \u2014 you know, we won an election yesterday in Arizona. Nobody talks about it. They had these massive booths set up for CNN and everybody. They had these big booths set up because they were hoping \u2014 you know, they spent a fortune on the Democrat, and the Republican won \u2014 Lesko. And you know what, nobody talks about it.\nKILMEADE: All right. But, Mr. President, you can argue \u2014 you can argue that the midterms are going to be decided on big things like a meeting that you're going to have one-one-one with Kim Jong Un. How much are you looking at the summit that starts tomorrow with South Korea to look at what you're going to be doing when you sit down with North Korea? And on top of that, we know this is confidential but can you give us any more information on the one-on-one that Mike Pompeo had with Kim Jong Un? A lot of people are hungry for some details.\nTRUMP: Well, I can. First of all, we're doing very well with North Korea, and we'll see how it all comes out. Again, Brian, I'm not like Obama where you go in and you have a Kerry, who's the worst negotiator I've ever seen. He goes in for the Iran deal, he never leaves. He should've left. He should've just left. He would have \u2014 could have made a much better deal. But \u2014 so it could be that I walk out quickly \u2014 with respect, but it could be. It could be that maybe the meeting doesn\u2019t even take place. Who knows? But I can tell you right now they want to meet. They wanted to go to the Olympics. Look, it was very, very nasty with Little Rocket Man and with the buttons \u2014 and, you know, my button's bigger than \u2014 everybody said this guy's going to get us into nuclear war. Let me tell you. The nuclear war would have happened if you had weak people. We had weak people. This should have been settled long before I came into office. This is a much different ballgame than if they did it five or 10 or 20 years ago. This is a much more dangerous ballgame now. But I will tell you it's going very well. Mike Pompeo did go there. He wasn\u2019t supposed to meet with Kim Jong Un but he did. He \u2014 you know, they arranged, actually while he was there, to say hello. We have incredible pictures of the two talking and meeting which I'd love to release. If we can I'll do that, actually. It's not a bad idea.\nKILMEADE: So it was just a hello, Mr. President?\nTRUMP: No, it was more than a hello. They got along. They were with each other for, you know, more than an hour.\nTRUMP: They spoke, and he also spoke with his counterparts in North Korea. They had a great meeting. He then left. It was very, very secret \u2014 very, very quiet. They had a great meeting \u2014 he left. And, you know, when I watch \u2014 liked I watched sleepy eyes Chuck Todd the other day saying why is the president giving up so much and North Korea's giving up nothing? This was at the beginning of \u201cMeet The Press,\u201d which, I mean, this guy shouldn\u2019t even be \u2014\nTRUMP: \u2014 on the show. So I said to myself, well, wait a minute, I'm seeing it just the opposite. I haven't given up anything. I haven't even talked about it. I haven't given up anything. We're not giving up much.\nEARHARDT: When are you going to meet with him?\nTRUMP: I'm not giving up much. They've given up denuclearization, testing, research. We're going to close different sites. And I'm saying to myself, wait a minute. All of these things he's given up, and we haven't even really that much asked them because we would have asked them but they gave it before I even asked. So I have this guy, fake news \u2014 he's on television saying why am I giving up something? I never gave up anything. The people have to understand how dishonest the news is. And in all fairness to Fox, you guys don\u2019t always treat me great but you treat me fairly. You know, it's not like Fox is perfect for me. They're not \u2014 they're tough but at least it's fair. When you look at some of the others \u2014 you look at like a CNN, they'll have a council of seven people and of the seven people every one of them is against me. I'm saying, where do we \u2014 where do they even find these people? I appreciate the \u2014\nDOOCY: Well, that makes it easy.\nTRUMP: I'll tell you what. I watched leaking, lying Comey last night and I did \u2014 I did \u2014 I hated to do it. You know, one of the reasons people say you're still looking good, Mr. President. How do you do it? Well, one of the things I've been able to do, which is something I never thought I had the ability \u2014 I would always watch when I was \u2014 now, frankly, I don\u2019t have time for two reasons. There's too much and I don\u2019t have time. But I would watch \u2014 whether it's good or bad, I'd always watch. I have an ability \u2014 I don\u2019t watch NBC anymore. They're as bad as CNN. I don\u2019t \u2014 and by the way, I made them a fortune with \u201cThe Apprentice.\u201d Think of that one. I made them \u2014 and I did 19 episodes (ph).\nDOOCY: Your alma mater.\nTRUMP: No, but I made them a fortune.\nTRUMP: You would think that these guys would treat me great. I made them a fortune. So they treat me horribly \u2014\nTRUMP: \u2014 and they treat me falsely. But just one thing. I don\u2019t watch things now. I can put it out of my mind and I never, ever thought that that would be possible. And you know what that does? It keeps you on the ball. It keeps you \u2014 you keep your sanity and it works very well. But last night I did watch \u2014\nEARHARDT: Mr. President, I have one question.\nTRUMP: I did watch a liar-leaker and his performance, by the way, was horrible. And I will say this. Anderson Cooper was surprisingly tough, and he did a good job.\nDOOCY: He did.\nEARHARDT: Mr. President, real quickly, have you decided on a date to meet with Kim Jong Un?\nTRUMP: We have a decision to be made. We have three or four dates and that includes \u2014\nTRUMP: \u2014 locations. We have five locations \u2014\nKILMEADE: Great.\nTRUMP: \u2014 and that will all be narrowed down. I can only say this. When I came into office people thought we were going into nuclear war, okay, and now they're saying wow \u2014\nTRUMP: \u2014 it looks like that's going to be taken care.\nDOOCY: Mr. President \u2014\nTRUMP: I think we're doing very well. Let's see what happens.\nDOOCY: Okay. We're running out of time but when we came down after your first month in office, and we did that big famous now interview in the East Room \u2014\nDOOCY: \u2014 Ainsley asked you a question to grade your first month in office. Now, fast-forward. You've been in office over a year. Last year, you said in the first month I give myself an A for effort and a C for messaging because you were having trouble \u2014 the White House was \u2014 explaining what you were doing. How would you grade yourself now?\nTRUMP: Look, I'm fighting a battle against a horrible group of deep-seated people \u2014 drained the swamp \u2014 that are coming up with all sorts of phony charges against me, and they're not bringing up real charges against the other side. So we have a phony deal going on and it's a cloud over my head. And I've been able to do \u2014 to really escape that cloud because the message now everyone knows \u2014 it's a fix, okay. It's a witch hunt, and they know that, and I've been able to message it. I would give myself an A+. Nobody has done \u2014\nTRUMP: \u2014 what I've been able to do and I did it despite the fact that I have a phony cloud over my head that doesn\u2019t exist. It was what the Democrats used to try and make an excuse for their loss of an election \u2014 for their loss of the Electoral College that they should never lose because the Electoral College is set up perfectly for the Democrats and this was an absolute total beating in the Electoral College. They should never lose the Electoral College and they did \u2014\nTRUMP: \u2014 and they got thwamped (ph).\nKILMEADE: But does it make you want to talk to Mueller and put an end to it? Does it make you want to talk to him because that's what Rudy Giuliani \u2014\nTRUMP: Well, if I can. The problem is that it's such a \u2014 it's such \u2014 if you take a look they're so conflicted. The people that are doing the investigation \u2014 you have 13 people that are Democrats. You have Hillary Clinton people. You have people that worked on Hillary Clinton's foundation. They're all \u2014 I don\u2019t mean Democrats, I mean like the real deal. And then you look at the phony Lisa Page and Strzok and the memos back and forth, and the FBI. And by the way, you take a poll at the FBI. I love the FBI, the FBI loves me. But the top people in the FBI, headed by Comey, were crooked. You look at McCabe where he takes $700,000 from somebody supporting Hillary Clinton. He takes $700,000 for his wife's campaign. And by the way, didn\u2019t even spend that money. They kept some of it because under that law you're \u2014 he took seven. He took $700,000 from a group headed by Terry McAuliffe who was under investigation by McCabe and the FBI and that investigation disappeared. He took $700,000. And you look at the corruption at the top of the FBI. It's a disgrace. And our Justice Department, which I try and stay away from, but at some point I won't.\nKILMEADE: Okay.\nTRUMP: Our Justice Department should be looking at that kind of stuff, not the nonsense of collusion with Russia. There is no collusion with me \u2014\nEARHARDT: All right.\nTRUMP: \u2014 and Russia, and everyone knows it.\nKILMEADE: Everyone. We could talk to you all day but it looks like \u2014\nTRUMP: Sure.\nKILMEADE: \u2014 you have a million things to do.\nTRUMP: Well, you could have \u2014\nKILMEADE: But I hope you can join us again, Mr. President.\nEARHARDT: Thank you so much for much for being with us.\nTRUMP: And, Ainsley, good luck with your book. It's going to be a winner.\nEARHARDT: Thank you. Thank you so much.\nDOOCY: And happy birthday to Melania.\nKILMEADE: We'll see you next Thursday, Mr. President.\nTRUMP: Okay, thank you.\nKILMEADE: The phone line's open.\nTRUMP: Sounds okay.\nDOOCY: Call in again some time.\nEARHARDT: Thank you.\nTRUMP: Good. Thank you, bye.\nKILMEADE: Very nice of you to call in.",
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        "raw_content": "There\u2019s a way to know if Russia threw the election to Trump\nFormer Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort arrives for a hearing at U.S. District Court in Washington on June 15, 2018. (Mandel Ngan/AFP/Getty Images)\nEditor with The Post's Opinions section\nOp-ed Editor/International\nCorrection: An earlier version of this blog post misspelled Nate Silver\u2019s last name. This version has been updated.\nThe revelation that President Trump\u2019s former campaign chairman Paul Manafort shared polling data with a suspected Russian agent is a political bombshell. But it also reminds us just how many gaps remain in our understanding of Moscow\u2019s efforts to intervene in the 2016 presidential election.\nLuckily, we don\u2019t have to wait for the outcome of special counsel Robert S. Mueller\u2019s investigation to learn more.\nBy now it\u2019s a well-established fact that Moscow tried to interfere in the 2016 vote. We know that Russian intelligence agents hacked into computers of the Democratic National Committee and Hillary Clinton\u2019s campaign chairman and orchestrated the release of corresponding documents to compromise the Clinton campaign. We know that Vladimir Putin\u2019s operatives in the Internet Research Agency (IRA) organized a large-scale social media campaign designed to influence voters in a variety of ways.\nYet we still don\u2019t know whether Russia\u2019s efforts made the difference. Given just how narrow Trump\u2019s margin of victory was \u2014 less than 80,000 votes in three key swing states \u2014 it stands to reason that any help he received from Moscow could have helped him to win. But we can\u2019t be sure \u2014 because we don\u2019t know how many American voters were actually persuaded by Russian information operations to change their votes (or to stay away from the polls altogether).\nIsn\u2019t it time we tried to find out?\nMany commentators seem to assume that we\u2019ll never be able to know. But Sinan Aral, a professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, says that\u2019s misguided. \u201cWhen I read in the newspaper that it\u2019s impossible to know that the Russians changed the results of the election, I vehemently disagree,\u201d he told me. \u201cIt is possible to know, with a certain degree of statistical confidence, the likelihood that Russian interference changed the results.\u201d\nIt\u2019s extremely hard to do, he warns. But if we can marshal the will, we can get much closer to the truth.\nSocial scientists and analysts are still debating the impact of the Russian intervention. Some \u2014 including statistician Nate Silver and political scientist Brendan Nyhan \u2014 argue that the effects of social media campaigns are exaggerated and that the Kremlin\u2019s efforts were too modest and too unfocused to make a conclusive difference.\nOthers, such as John Kelly of the data-analysis firm Graphika, insist that the Russians were sophisticated enough to tailor their messages to key groups \u2014 such as African Americans, who were bombarded with social media posts designed to demotivate them from voting. \u201cThe IRA had dozens of accounts that were followed by large fractions of the specific online communities they sought to penetrate \u2014 quite successful in influencer marketing terms,\u201d Kelly told me in an email. (He was one of the authors of a report on the 2016 election commissioned by the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence.)\nBut just how successful were they at changing voter behavior? How many potential Clinton voters did they persuade to pull the lever for Trump? Did they convince some voters to sit out the election altogether?\nTake, for example, those three crucial swing states \u2014 Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Michigan. As Philip Bump wrote about Clinton shortly after the election: \u201cBut for 79,646 votes cast in those three states, she\u2019d be the next president of the United States.\u201d\nAral says he and his colleagues want to study the Russian influence campaign in precisely this geographical context. The MIT scholars have developed a robust methodology for assessing how social media campaigns influence the behavior of their targets \u2014 and now they want to bring it to bear on the Russian meddling in 2016. \u201cWe need a rigorous, scientific postmortem on Russian misinformation to harden our democracy against future attacks,\u201d he told me. \u201cWhile current analyses focus on Russia\u2019s reach, what we\u2019re missing is an analysis of their impact \u2013 who their misinformation targeted and what effect it had.\u201d\nAral and his MIT research partner Dean Eckles sent me what they call a \u201cblueprint\u201d for such a study. They propose zeroing in on the issue of \u201ccausality\u201d by analyzing how different levels of disinformation changed behavior and opinions. They would use randomized experiments to estimate shifts in voter turnout and voting.\n\u201cFor example, Facebook and Twitter constantly test new variations on their feed ranking algorithms, which cause people to be exposed to varying levels of different types of content,\u201d they write. \u201cOne underpublicized A/B test run by Facebook during the 2012 U.S. presidential election caused users to be exposed to more \u2018hard news\u2019 from established sources, with effects on political knowledge, preferences, and voter turnout.\u201d Given access to adequate data, the researchers claim they can estimate the impact of the Russian influence campaign in Michigan, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania and Florida \u201cwith 95% to 99% confidence.\u201d\nTo conduct such a study properly, we\u2019d probably need far more information from the social media platforms than they\u2019ve been willing to release so far. (We still don\u2019t know everything that Facebook and Twitter know, for example.) And it certainly wouldn\u2019t hurt to know more about how the Russians did their targeting and any of the help they received on that front from outsiders. (Manafort?)\nTo be clear, we don\u2019t need to do this to determine whether Trump colluded; the Mueller investigation has already revealed plenty on that score, and there\u2019s sure to be more to come. The point is to get a more precise understanding of how online campaigns affect our real-world behavior \u2014 something we\u2019re only just beginning to confront. We need to know for the sake of the future of American democracy.\nThis is exactly what collusion looks like\nThe Manafort revelations raise a haunting question for Trump\nRobby Mook: The sad truth about Russian election interference\nOne more Russian contact: Here\u2019s why it matters\nChristian Caryl Christian Caryl is an editor with The Post's Opinions section. Follow",
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        "raw_content": "The Big Bang Theory of Scavenger Hunts: Team Building Tips from TV\nNovember 29, 2016 January 29, 2019 | by Watson Adventures\n\u201cCome on, numbnuts!\u201d Bernadette barks at her teammate Leonard. Not exactly the best way to start a scavenger hunt, as becomes apparent in the episode of The Big Bang Theory titled \u201cThe Scavenger Hunt Vortex.\u201d The band of friends and colleagues demonstrates many of the ways not to enjoy the benefits of a team building game.\nSince 1999, we\u2019ve staged team building scavenger hunts for corporate groups, families, friends, school field trips, and all other kinds of groups, so we recognized all the ways that the nerds succeed and fail at the game. Here are some team building tips we\u2019ve gleaned from the episode of the hit CBS sitcom.\nBe patient with teammates.\nCompetition brings out the worst in Bernadette, and she hectors her partner Leonard through the whole game. \u201cFaster faster faster!\u201d she barks at him. \u201cDo you not know that word? It means more fast!\u201d As her husband Howard says, \u201cHave you ever played a game with Bernadette? Have you ever gone into a steel cage with a wolverine?\u201d Obviously her impatience does nothing to improve her team\u2019s performance.\nFocus! When you\u2019re playing the game, be in the game.\nIn Bernadette\u2019s defense, Leonard is maddening. He spends much of the game fixated on whether he insulted his girlfriend by not wanting to play as her partner. If the problem can\u2019t wait till the game is over, leave the game. Otherwise, realize you can handle it later. Or as Bernadette puts it less diplomatically: \u201cHey, Romeo! Repair your relationship on your own time!\u201d\nDone is better than perfect. Don\u2019t overthink it.\nSheldon the genius theoretical physicist is too smart for his own good and imposes unproductive rules on how he and Penny should tackle the game. When she dives into a jigsaw puzzle, Sheldon says, \u201cYou have to start with the edges!\u201d Penny replies, \u201cThere\u2019s no right way, Sheldon. I already found some pieces that fit.\u201d But Sheldon is more concerned with perfection than with results: \u201cWell take them apart and start with the edges. And stop wasting time.\u201d\nBeware of one person fixating on one answer.\nPenny completes enough of the jigsaw puzzle to discover that the next stop is the comic book store. But Sheldon complains, \u201cWe haven\u2019t finished the puzzle!\u201d But this time, more than just his perfectionism is to blame. \u201cI hope you\u2019re wrong,\u201d he says. \u201cI really want to go to the train store.\u201d We see a form of this all the time: One team member fixates on an answer and bends the team toward his solution, as other people give up on their suspicions that it\u2019s not the right answer.\nCheer on your teammates and celebrate successes along the way.\nEarly in the game, Howard tells his teammate, Amy, \u201cWow, you\u2019re really good at puzzles.\u201d By contrast, even when Leonard succeeds, Bernadette snaps, \u201cCongratulations, you got it last.\u201d\nGet to know your teammates\u2014and have fun!\nUltimately the game is a McGuffin. The benefit of the scavenger hunt comes in getting to know your teammates better. Howard and Amy don\u2019t win the game, but they win the day: They discover a mutual love of Neil Diamond and have a blast singing his songs. Of course they take it a bit too far by getting too distracted and giving up the game. Which brings us to one last point\u2026\nThe team is more than just your team.\nAs Raj says, \u201cWhen we\u2019re all having fun together, we\u2019re already winners.\u201d Except that they aren\u2019t all having fun together: Amy and Howard wind up at a karaoke bar instead of the finish line. Don\u2019t forget that ultimately everyone in a game is part of one big team, engaged together in having fun together.",
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        "raw_content": "Cynthia Rodgers-Waire wanted to be an attorney at a very young age, admittedly before she had any real idea why. It was a good hunch, as she turned out to be a very good one who has received a number of recognitions for her work and helps lead two very distinguished practice groups at Wright, Constable & Skeen.\nMs. Rodgers-Waire has been practicing law in Maryland and the surrounding region for more than twenty years. She focuses her practice on the areas of construction, mediation and arbitration law, surety and fidelity law. She assists clients with contract drafting and negotiation. She also provides advice regarding performance issues and claim analysis with an eye toward minimizing and efficiently resolving disputes. She has represented owners, developers, contractors, subcontractors, suppliers, and sureties in federal and state courts at both the trial and appellate levels, as well as in various forms of alternative dispute resolution, including mediation and arbitration.\nMs. Rodgers-Waire is a self-described perfectionist who prides herself on organization and attention to detail. She enjoys her work for the challenges that come with juggling different types of tasks, and the satisfaction derived from adding value for clients. She is extremely complimentary of the other members of her team at Wright, Constable & Skeen, pointing to a collegial atmosphere within the group and a desire to work together for the best results.\nAvalon Bay Communities Inc. v. San Jose Water Conservation Corp. et al., United States District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia, Case No. 07-00306-GBL-TRJ\nAvalon Bay Communities Inc. v. Tetra Tech, Inc., et al., United States District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia, Case No. 08-00777-TRJ\nSeaboard Sur. Co. v. Boney, 135 Md. App. 99, 761 A.2d 985 (2000)\nUnited States f/b/o East Coast Contracting, Inc. v. USF&G, No. 04-2098 (4th Cir. 2005) \u2013 unpublished\nAvalonBay Communities, Inc. v. Willden, et al., No. 09-2339 (4th Cir. 2010) \u2013 unpublished\nEmail:crodgers-waire@wcslaw.com\nUniversity of Maryland School of Law (J.D. 1992, with honor)\nMartindale-Hubbell\u2019s 2014 Washington D.C. & Baltimore Top Rated Lawyer\nAV\u00ae Preeminent\u2122 rating, Martindale-Hubbell\u00ae\nListed in The Best Lawyers in America\u00ae, for Construction Law and Construction Litigation, 2011-2018\nSurety and fidelity companies\nOwners, general contractors, subcontractors and suppliers\nAmerican Bar Association \u2013 Fidelity & Surety Law Committee of the Tort & Insurance Practice Section; Forum on the Construction Industry\nPhiladelphia Surety Claims Association\nWright, Constable & Skeen (2009 \u2013 Present)\nWhiteford, Taylor & Preston (1997 \u2013 2009)\nAlbright, Brown & Goertemiller (1993 \u2013 1997)\nJudicial Law Clerk, Circuit Court of Maryland for Baltimore City (1992 \u2013 1993)\nCo-Author: \u201cThe Preclusive Effect of a Principal\u2019s Default Judgment or Default Arbitration Award and the Impact of the Decision\u201d 23rd Annual Northeast Surety and Fidelity Claims Conference, September 2012\nAuthor: \u201cWhen Does the Statue of Limitation Run on Payment Bond Claims?\u201d Published in For the Defense (Defense Research Institute, March 2013)\nCo-Author: \u201cJury Trial Issues in Surety and Fidelity Litigation\u201d (22nd Annual Northeast Surety and Fidelity Claims Conference, September 2011)\nCo-Author: \u201cRegulating Ethics \u2013 Attempts to Regulate Surety Claims Practices\u201d (21st Annual Northeast Surety and Fidelity Claims Conference, September 2010)\nCo-Author: \u201cA Practical Guide to Avoiding the Pitfalls and Expense of Protracted Disputes over Document Production and E-Discovery\u201d (20th Annual Northeast Surety and Fidelity Claims Conference, September 2009)\nContributing Author to the Surety\u00b4s Indemnity Agreement: Law Practice, 2d Ed. Chapter 3, in the areas of Documents and Agreements related to the Indemnity Agreement. Tort and Insurance Practice Section, American Bar Association (Marilyn Klinger and George J. Bachrach, Eds. 2008).\nCo-Author: \u201cA Primer on the Tucker Act\u201d (Surety Claims Institute Annual Meeting, June 2008).\nAuthor: \u201cConsultant and Expert Witness Claim Files: Are They an Open Book?\u201d (18th Annual Northeast Surety and Fidelity Claims Conference, September 2007).\nCo-Author: \u201cSurety\u00b4s Rights to the Contract Funds in the Principal\u00b4s Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Case,\u201d 35 Tort & Ins. Law Journal 1 (Fall 1999)\nAuthor: \u201cThe Surety\u00b4s Use of Prompt Payment Statutes to Obtain Control of Contract Funds,\u201d (9th Annual Northeast Surety & Fidelity Claims Conference, October 1998)\nGirl Scouts of Central Maryland Board of Directors \u2013 August 2016 \u2013 Present.\nhttps://www.wcslaw.com/wp-content/uploads/Cynthia-Rodgers-Waire.vcf",
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        "raw_content": "Belinda Grace (Nelson) Pipkins\nBelinda Grace (Nelson)Pipkins, 49, of Switz City, passed away peacefully, after battling Multiple Sclerosis, at her residence on Sunday, September 9, 2018. Belinda was born in Hartford, Connecticut, on December 16, 1968 to Richard August and Marvena Rose (Sparks) Nelson. Belinda was a homemaker, Girl Scout Leader, devoted friend to many and dearly loved her family.\nBelinda is survived by her mother, husband whom she married on July 18, 1992, William Edward Pipkins, daughters; Kayti (Jeremy) Trowbridge of Bicknell, Cassie (Micah) Ryan of Farmersburg, grandchildren; Korbin, Jayden, Karson, Atreus, siblings; James Hubbard of Greenwood, Marian (Pedro) Rodriguez of Spencer, Betty Pratt of Fairfield, California, and several nieces and nephews.\nBelinda was preceded in death by her father.\nFuneral service will be 3:00 PM, Thursday, September 13, 2018 at the Welch & Cornett Funeral Home in Worthington. Pastor Rick Pressel will officiate.\nVisitation will be 2:00 PM until the time of service on Thursday at the funeral home. Online condolences may be sent to the family at www.welchcornett.com.",
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        "raw_content": "Condo Owners Can Speak Freely\nQuestion: We live in a large condominium project, and a number of us are quite concerned about our Board of Directors. We are not permitted to attend their Board meetings, we have tried to get copies of the financial statements without success, and we suspect that at least one of the Board members is getting kick-backs from the various contractors that are hired to do work at the project.\nThe current Board will continue to serve until next April when there will be an annual meeting and another election. Many of us are interested in having a recall of the Board, but when we have circulated newsletters to other owners, we have been threatened with libel suits by several of the Board members.\nWhat legal rights do we have?\nAnswer. If it is any consolation to you, I have heard these complaints from unit owners throughout the country. Although the great majority of Board members are honest and dedicated, unfortunately, many Board members of condominiums, cooperatives or homeowner associations are on an ego trip. They want to be called \"Mr. or Ms. President.\" They do not understand that there is a fiduciary responsibility owed by the Board member to the constituents who elected them to office.\nYou have indicated that your Board meetings are closed to the membership. You should read the law in the jurisdiction where your condominium is located, to determine if there are any specific statutes requiring open meetings. For example, in 1989, the State of Maryland adopted a law which requires open meetings with few exceptions, including a discussion of matters pertaining to employees and personnel, protection of the privacy or reputation of individuals in matters not >\nEven if your state law is silent on this question, you should read your Association documents. You may find some guidance in those basic documents, which could include the Declaration and Bylaws, or the Covenants and Conditions and Restrictions also known as CCamp;Rs.\nFinally, if you cannot find anything specific to assist you in your own documents, you still have the right to demand that the membership vote that Board meetings be open. This vote could come at the Annual Meeting, or pursuant to your Bylaws, you could also force a special meeting specifically for that purpose.\nIf your Association documents are silent on the issue, the Board of Directors must follow the wishes of the majority of the Association.\nWith respect to your inability to obtain financial information, I feel quite confident that you will find language in your documents giving you the absolute right to inspect and review financial documents of the Association. You should send a demand letter to the Board of Directors, by registered, return receipt mail, and give them ten days in which to make these documents available to you for your review and inspection. If the Board refuses to give you access, you might want to consider filing suit against the Board. You should also talk to a number of other owners in your Association, to see if they will join you in this litigation. Not only will there be strength in numbers, but the legal fees can be divided among more than just yourself.\nYou have indicated that you are being threatened with a libel suit when you speak up in opposition to your Board of Directors. You have an absolute, constitutional right of free speech. As long as what you are saying is truthful, you should have no fear by communicating your concerns -- and indeed your opinions -- to other members of the Association. If the Board of Directors does not like what you are saying, they have the right to respond with their own newsletter.\nBut you cannot be threatened or harassed me>\nIf the situation is so bad, you might want to consider calling a special election for the purpose of recalling one or all of the Board of Directors. This is not an easy task -- but it is possible. Many owners are apathetic, and indeed fearful of raising their voices in protest. You must mount a major political campaign, not only for the purpose of recalling the existing Board members, but to present your own slate of owners who will serve as substitute directors if you are successful in your recall efforts.\nYou should invite your neighbors in for coffee or tea to discuss your political campaign. Recruit as many neighbors as possible to be team captains to continue to mount the recall campaign. You cannot do it alone. 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        "raw_content": "Tony Addison, Tseday Mekasha, Milla Nyyss\u00f6l\u00e4, Lucy Scott, Finn Tarp, Tuuli Ylinen\nTo meet development objectives, aid recipients and their donor partners need to effectively manage the macroeconomic effects of aid. Aid can improve the economy's supply-side and raise growth. But if the macroeconomic impact of aid is not managed well it can distort and sometimes undermine growth. In December 2011, AERC and UNU-WIDER held a conference under the ReCom programme on the \u2018Macroeconomic Management of Aid\u2019, which aimed to clarify aid's macroeconomic effects. This knowledge will contribute to improving aid's growth impact and help with the scaling up of aid itself.\nAid has potentially large effects on the structure of the recipient\u2019s economy and international competitiveness. These in turn greatly influence aid\u2019s effectiveness in achieving economic growth, employment creation, and poverty reduction. At the same time, the bigger macroeconomic picture for many aid-recipient countries is changing, the result of better export earnings, resource revenues, and more inward investment. Some are becoming less aid-dependent, and resource revenues now constitute a much bigger source of foreign exchange than foreign aid in some countries. All of these inflows need careful macroeconomic management to maximize their development effectiveness.\nThe purpose of the recent ReCom conference, held in Nairobi by the African Economic Research Consortium (AERC) and UNU-WIDER, was to focus not just on the macroeconomics of aid but on the bigger macroeconomic picture, particularly in Africa. It aimed to move the debate beyond generalities, to take a good look at country experiences, and to sharpen our tools and techniques. On this basis, macroeconomics can contribute to finding out what works in foreign aid; what could work; what is transferrable across countries, especially to the poorer and smaller countries that remain aid-dependent, and how the macroeconomics of scaling up aid can be managed. In this way, the conference contributed to the overall aims of ReCom.\nThe macroeconomics of aid\nWe now know more about the macroeconomics of aid and its effectiveness\u2014the result of nearly three decades of research, and especially technical assistance, to build the capacity of macroeconomic policy in Africa and other recipient countries. However, there still remain many unanswered issues. Macroeconomic debates, particularly concerning aid and growth, tend to revolve around extreme positions which are not based on rigorous research. In particular, negative macroeconomic effects (so-called \u2018Dutch Disease\u2019) that are often ascribed to aid are frequently not well thought out. This does not imply that aid has worked at all times in all countries, and to make aid work better we need to know more about its macroeconomic effects.\nCreating an appropriate macroeconomic framework around aid is essential to manage effectively aid inflows and maximize the benefits from them. The growth and employment benefits of aid depend on the macroeconomic framework within which it is used. How much aid countries can use effectively is very much influenced by their macro-policy framework.\nEvidence based on empirical research shows that aid has a positive and significant impact on economic growth, at both the macro and meso levels. Research is now starting to unpack the channels through which aid impacts on growth at the country level. Context is crucial and it is important to ask whether aid is being managed properly in the context of development plans of individual countries? A key message from the conference was that country studies should get the attention which they require and need.\nThe challenges of managing diverse capital inflows\nAid flows are part of a country\u2019s financing mix, underpinning a public spending programme in an institutional context. That financing mix is a blend of concessional and non-concessional finance, public and private, and on average most countries are now less reliant on ODA, although some \u2018fragile states\u2019 remain aid dependent. Public spending has grown, the result of larger inflows of aid and other finance, as well as some success in mobilizing more tax revenue. The institutional context\u2014which includes the capacity and ability of the finance ministry and the central bank to put an effective macroeconomic framework around aid and other capital flows\u2014has improved.\nDebates about the macroeconomic effects of aid are taking place in a rapidly changing macroeconomic context. In many economies\u2014including Ghana and Ethiopia, as well as some post-conflict countries such as Mozambique\u2014there has been a strong resumption of economic growth. That economic growth has raised the revenue base of governments and together with tax reform this has helped improve public finances. Growth is moreover a product of, and a cause of, a change in the development finance blend. While aid previously was dominant, foreign direct investment (FDI) and natural resource flows (as in Uganda, Ghana, and Kenya) are now substantial in many country contexts and have to be managed alongside aid.\nTwo countries highlight the issues. In Uganda oil will add at least 30% to government revenue over the next few years according to the World Bank. The volume of aid, then, is now frequently lower as a percentage of GDP than 20 years ago. Aid flows to Uganda, for instance, peaked at 19% of GDP in 1992, before gradually declining to around 5% of GDP by the end of 2010. 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A key policy question here is whether we should treat aid and resource flows as part of same problem for monetary, fiscal policy, and aid management.\nHow can donors help?\nAs aid dependence falls and natural resource flows rise, donors should sequence their aid flows carefully so as to offset the revenue volatility that frequently arises from commodity price fluctuations. Donor programmes are quite rigid, so disbursements are often not best timed to achieve this. To date donors have not been as successful at sequencing their aid as they could be, though research from Uganda demonstrates how providing aid in a countercyclical fashion can compensate for revenue shortfalls, avoid domestic indebtedness and help smooth public spending, so increasing aid effectiveness. Remittances meanwhile, are often countercyclical and can benefit households directly.\nA major aspect in aid\u2019s relationship with other capital sources is if, and how, aid can leverage FDI. 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        "raw_content": "Exclusive: Joseph Farah spotlights speaker's habit of quoting nonexistent Bible verse\nIn House Speaker Nancy Pelosi\u2019s faith, walls are immoral.\nShe says it all the time. Check it out for yourself.\nThat one is a relatively new spiritual claim by Pelosi, since she has voted to build many walls in the past \u2013 on the U.S. border with Mexico and around the world.\nBut since Donald Trump proposed building more walls to deter illegal immigration, Pelosi decided it must be immoral \u2013 because, obviously, Trump is immoral.\nIt\u2019s what some call \u201cmoral relativism.\u201d\nShe\u2019s had some other firm beliefs from further back in her political history. At least since 2002 \u2013 maybe longer \u2013 she\u2019s quoted from her favorite Bible verse: \u201cTo minister to the needs of God\u2019s creation is an act of worship. To ignore those needs is to dishonor the God who made us.\u201d\nRecently, she quoted it in a gathering of presidents of Christian colleges as she has dozens of times over the last 17 years.\nUnfortunately, she noted: \u201cI can\u2019t find it in the Bible, but I quote it all the time. I keep reading and reading the Bible \u2013 I know it\u2019s there someplace. It\u2019s supposed to be in Isaiah. I heard a bishop say, \u2018To minister to the needs of God\u2019s creation. \u2026'\u201d\nThat\u2019s a problem, all right. Quoting Bible verses and Bible ideas that are not in the Bible is becoming a habit with Nancy Pelosi. Effectively, what she is doing is something the Apostle John warned about in Revelation 22:18: \u201cFor I testify unto every man that heareth the words of the prophecy of this book, If any man shall add unto these things, God shall add unto him the plagues that are written in this book.\u201d\nMaybe John was specifically writing about Revelation, but elsewhere the Bible warns against adding to God\u2019s commands generally:\nDeuteronomy 12:32: \u201cWhat thing soever I command you, observe to do it: thou shalt not add thereto, nor diminish from it.\u201d\nIs there something like Pelosi\u2019s quotation in the Bible? Well, there is Proverbs 14:31: \u201cHe that oppresseth the poor reproacheth his Maker: but he that honoureth him hath mercy on the poor.\u201d But to be accurate, the only word appearing in Nancy\u2019s scripture and God\u2019s is \u201cthe.\u201d That hardly seems like a match.\nBut then recall that Pelosi has never been big on details and specifics.\nYou might recall her famous words during the debate over Obamacare \u2013 the legislation neither the people nor the legislators ever had a chance to read before a vote: \u201cWe have to pass the bill so that you can find out what is in it, away from the fog of the controversy,\u201d she said.\nIt\u2019s all well and good for men and women to make pronouncements about right and wrong. But what we say to each other is simply a matter of the opinions of mortal men and women. Only God determines what is evil and what is good \u2013 though I think most people would recognize it\u2019s better to find out what\u2019s in a bill before it\u2019s passed.\nThe good news is that all one has to do is to read the Bible to find out what\u2019s in it. You don\u2019t need an act of Congress to find out what\u2019s in it. We already have the First Amendment. You can just read it any time, which leaves little excuse to misquote it over a 17-year period.",
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        "raw_content": "This Drone Footage Displays Colorado\u2019s Beauty Like Never Before\nSpring is here! As the weather warms now is the time to experience the beauty in this special place called the state of Colorado.\nOne of the many benefits of living in this part of the country is its beauty. This video is a reminder to us all that life is best experienced outdoors. A virtual world may be fun but nothing will ever replace the real thing.\nWith spring comes the snowmelt with it's rushing rivers and streams. The warmer nights make camping and the outdoors more comfortable. The explosion of wildflowers seems to appear overnight. Summer is short high in the mountains. Don't let it slip by without making a trip.\nRemember that people travel from all across the country to vacation here and experience what's in your backyard. Make this spring and summer the year you make it to those places you've not been before or revisit an old favorite.\nI've made it to several beautiful spots in my short time here but I have much more to explore. Before you know it, the aspen once again will become bright yellow and summer will have passed. For now, it's spring and time to take it outside. Hope to see you out there somewhere.\nCategories: Outdoors, Videos",
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        "raw_content": "Johnny Depp Apologizes for Trump Assassination Joke, Capping Off a Very Bad Week\nIt hasn\u2019t been a great week for Johnny Depp. By now you\u2019ve probably heard about his Trump assassination joke that\u2019s garnered mounds of controversy. And while that story, and the actor\u2019s apology, have gotten the most attention in the media, that\u2019s not the only development in Depp news.\nLet\u2019s start with the most recent news. On Thursday night, the Pirates of the Caribbean actor appeared at the Glastonbury Festival in Somerset, England to present a screening of his 2004 film The Libertine. Once on stage he said, relatively out of nowhere, \u201cCan you bring Trump here?\u201d According to The Los Angeles Times, after a mix of boos and cheers from the crowd, Depp said of the POTUS, \u201cI think he needs help and there are a lot of wonderful dark, dark places he could go,\u201d before adding, \u201cWhen was the last time an actor assassinated a president?\u201d The joke was likely an allusion to John Wilkes Booth\u2019s assassination of President Abraham Lincoln in 1865. The joke is even more bizarre when you consider the fact that Depp previously dedicated a decent amount of time playing Trump for a 50 minute (yes, it was 50 minutes) Funny or Die spoof a year ago.\nUnsurprisingly, Depp has found himself in hot water for the comments, and the White House even released a statement condemning his remarks. But on Friday, Depp issued an apology to People Magazine:\nI apologize for the bad joke I attempted last night in poor taste about President Trump. It did not come out as intended, and I intended no malice. I was only trying to amuse, not to harm anyone.\nThe thing is though, Depp was fully aware of what he was stirring up. Right after saying the joke he added, \u201cIt is just a question \u2014 I\u2019m not insinuating anything. By the way, this is going to be in the press. It will be horrible. I like that you are all a part of it.\u201d Uh, yep, it was in the press.\nYou may remember back in January when the Pirates actor filed a $25 million lawsuit against his former business managers for a whole list of claims, including negligence and fraud. Then Depp\u2019s ex-managers, The Management Group (TMG), filed a countersuit claiming that the actor\u2019s spending habits (you know, how Depp was allegedly spending up to $30,000 a month on wine), and later Depp blamed his management for leading him into more than $40 million worth of debt. The latest development arrived earlier this week when E! News obtained documents from TMG with evidence that Depp was made well aware of his financial situation.\nThere\u2019s another detail revealed in those documents that has slipped through the media cracks this week. Depp\u2019s managers at TMG claim they were aware of Depp\u2019s alleged assaults on ex-wife Amber Heard. One legal document, shared on Twitter by actor and producer Norman D. Golden II, states that Depp\u2019s former business manager Joel Mandel was made aware of specific incidents of domestic abuse alleged by Heard in statements. (Depp denied the claims and the domestic abuse case was dismissed when the two reached a divorce settlement.) An excerpt from the document shared on Twitter reads:\nMandel was informed well after the fact through communications with various house staff and security that Depp had been extremely volatile and has sometimes \u201cgotten physical\u201d with Heard. Mandel was also later informed that Depp had violent kicked Heard during an incident that took place in or around 2014.\nHere\u2019s the full Tweet:\nDepp may have just starred in his fifth Pirates of the Caribbean movie and have more franchises lined up with Warner Bros.\u2019 Fantastic Beasts films and Universal\u2019s Dark Universe. But as of right now, he\u2019s certainly not having the best week.\nPRODUCER SAYS THERE CAN BE NO \u2018PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN\u2019 WITHOUT JOHNNY DEPP\nSource: Johnny Depp Apologizes for Trump Assassination Joke, Capping Off a Very Bad Week\nFiled Under: Donald Trump, Johnny Depp",
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        "raw_content": "What three mystery books would you recommend to someone as must reads who\u2019s never read a mystery before?\nA tough question. There are so many fabulous mystery books that have been written over the years, it makes for a difficult choice. Since it is February 14, I could look at mysteries that have a hot steamy romance. Though, that isn\u2019t usually a crime novel\u2019s strength.\nI developed my love for mysteries by devouring Agatha Christie as a child before moving onto other British authors like Dorothy Sayers, Ruth Rendell, Colin Dexter and the like, so I might as well look at British crime writers for my suggestions.\nA person new to mysteries could start with one of the forerunners of today\u2019s modern mystery, The Woman in White by Wilkie Collins. Written in 1859, it is considered an early example of detective fiction with the protagonist, Walter Hartright, taking on the role of an amateur sleuth. The action starts with Walter encountering a mysterious woman in white who appears to be in some distress. He later learns that she escaped from an asylum. The plot swirls around switched identities and an inheritance while drawing attention to the lack of legal rights women had at the time. A fabulous book. The Moonstone, also written by Wilkie Collins is another fine example of an early mystery.\nAgatha Christie was truly the master, or should I say mistress, of the puzzle mystery. I don\u2019t think I have read one book of hers that I have been able to guess whodunit. For me the Christie book that stands out the most in its ability to fool the reader is The Murder of Roger Ackroyd. It is masterful in its ability to hide the truth which, by the way, is in plain sight, if only the reader were perceptive enough. A person couldn\u2019t go wrong in trying to test their wits with this book.\nThere was a time, when I took a break from mysteries, preferring to make my way through the literary greats. The discovery of the P.D. James\u2019 series with poetry-writing detective Adam Dalgliesh brought me back into the mystery fold. Beautifully written with a strong sense of the British countryside, each book deftly explores the psychological motives behind murder. I\u2019m not sure I could recommend any one book of the fourteen in the series. They are all good. So perhaps the best place to start, as with any series, is with the first one, Cover Her Face.\nI mustn't forget what day it is. Hope you celebrate it appropriately.\nLabels: Agatha Christie., Meg Harris mysteries, P.D. James, R.J. Harlick, Wilkie Collins\nGood list, Robin. And it reminds me that a long time ago my mother-in-law suggested that I read The Woman in White, which I never got around to. So now it goes back into the TBR pile.\nAnd Happy Valentine's to you!\nA great list. One could quibble with specific titles, but the authors are all top-notch.\nTHE WOMAN IN WHITE's Count Fosco remains one of the most memorable villains I have ever encountered in a book. Since I first saw the movie I have been unable to picture him as anyone but Sidney Greenstreet.\nCatching up on the week in progress with you and Terry, but really enjoyed these picks. Tara and I read Woman in White aloud a few years back, such a joy! And I teach Murder of Roger Ackroyd regularly too!\nGreat, I found The Woman in White on audio - that's the only kind of reading I can manage these days. Thanks! Will be listening...",
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        "raw_content": "CLARENCE \"GOES HOME\"\nHis lord said unto him, Well done, thou good and faithful servant: thou hast been faithful over a few things, I will make thee ruler over many things:\nenter thou into the joy of thy lord.\nMatthew 25:21 (King James Version of the Bible)\nIt was November of 1983; and Clarence was off on another of his many speaking engagements. This particular one was in British Columbia, Canada.\nHe was feeling a little under the weather and thought that he was coming down with a bad cold. However, being the trooper that he was, he felt that, even though he was possibly sick, he must go on and speak. He felt he had a message to carry; and all those good people had taken the time and effort, not to mention the expense, to bring both Clarence and his wife Grace all the way up to Canada. He was the main speaker; and never before had he backed down from a speaking engagement.\nHe got progressively worse as the days passed. By the time the weekend of the conference arrived, he had gotten much worse. He was coughing, and his body was racked with pain. Both he and Grace spent much time in their room together, praying for a healing. Other Christians, who were there had \"laid hands\" upon him and had anointed him with oil. The healing for which they had been praying had only partially transpired. Just enough to enable Clarence to regain some strength, continue on, and speak.\nIt was Saturday, the day he was going to speak. Clarence had spent a restless night; and despite Grace's insistence that he rest, Clarence decided to go on with the talk. He had a commitment to fulfill, and he was going to fulfill it, no matter what.\nThat night, after sitting through the introductions and opening remarks, Clarence began to make his way to the podium. He felt miserable and weak. His body ached all over.\nClarence began his talk; and at many points, he had to stop to catch his breath. Halfway through the talk, he lost his voice and could not continue. He was rushed to a local physician; and it was discovered, after a lengthy examination, that he had contracted laryngitis and some sort of bronchial infection.\nClarence and Grace were invited by one of the local A.A.s to stay at his home since Clarence was in too weakened a condition to make the arduous trip home , back to Florida. Eventually, Clarence gained enough strength to make the long plane ride home.\nHe and Grace had both decided, during the trip home, to cancel the balance of his speaking engagements until he was better and more able to give them his full attention and energy. His health improved slightly, except for the lingering congestion which refused to abate.\nA close friend offered Clarence and Grace the unlimited use of his beach front condominium so that Clarence could rest and recuperate. The warm weather and the beach, especially the sunsets, cheered Clarence. However, the nagging congestion would not go away. Clarence and Grace continuously prayed, and believed for a miracle.\nOne night, Clarence all but collapsed, and had to be rushed to Orlando. He was admitted into Florida Hospital and stayed there from December 20th. through January 23, 1984.\nHis condition worsened, and Grace stayed by his side day and night. This despite her doctor's admonition that her health would eventually deteriorate and that she too would probably become a patient. Grace, in the past, had been plagued by a series of heart attacks; and the doctors were concerned that the arduous pace she was setting would bring on another attack.\nBut Grace refused to budge. She stayed by Clarence's side throughout his ordeal, constantly praying. Her prayers were echoed by these of hundreds of people whose lives had been touched by Clarence.\nThe attending physicians tried numerous medications and combinations of medications to effect a change in Clarence's condition. However, no improvement was forthcoming. Test continued to enable the physicians to determine the origin of his illness and enable them to treat it with positive results.\nThese tests proved one thing conclusively. Clarence had developed a malignancy in his left lung. Due to the size of the malignancy, Clarence's weakened condition, and his advanced age (he was 82 at the time), the doctors decided not to operate. It would be too dangerous, they felt.\nInstead they arranged for a series of low dosage radiation treatments followed by a period of rest. Then another series of radiation treatments would begin again.\nThe doctors felt that, if Clarence showed some improvement after the first series of treatments, he could go home and complete the rest phase as an outpatient until he needed to undergo the next series of radiation treatments.\nClarence's condition did improve enough for him to go home to Casselberry, Florida, to his home at 142 Lake Triplett Drive South. Supplied with oxygen tanks, and a small suitcase, containing the myriad of medications that he was given, Clarence was transported home by ambulance.\nThe second series of radiation treatments ended on February 9th, just two days before the 46th anniversary of his sobriety date. He had returned home with oxygen tanks which were, by this time, in constant use to relieve the difficulty he was having in breathing. These plus medications that were to be taken hourly in order to stave off further infection due to his weakened condition and low white blood cell count.\nClarence had a visiting nurse, who visited three times a week to help out and to administer injections of a medication intended to rebuild his immune system, which had been weakened by the radiation and the cancer.\nAided by all this medical care, the short visits by close friends, Grace's prayers, and the prayers of others, Clarence began to show some signs of improvement.\nIt was during this period of improvement that the author was allowed to come to Florida and spend a week with Clarence and Grace. He realized that this time spent together would probably be the last while Clarence was alive. The author had the choice, due to financial limitations at the time, either to come down then, or to come to Clarence's funeral. Both possibilities were discussed; and it was decided that it would be more beneficial for the book project to choose the former. The author personally decided that it would be better for the author, as his friend and sponsee, to see Clarence while he was still alive, rather than attend his funeral. The author wanted to remember Clarence's smile and his sense of humor, not just the empty shell of his physical body in a casket.\nUpon the author's arrival at their home, Clarence was asleep; and Grace's face was showing the strain of her long and arduous ordeal. She kept believing that God would heal her beloved Clarence.\nShe was also well aware of the fact that God had but two ways of healing. At least of the kind she was praying for: A physical healing, that would remove the cancer and restore Clarence to health so that he could continue in doing His work amongst \"rummies;\" or, as she believed, a final healing which would indicate that Clarence had finished God's work appointed for him here on earth. Both Clarence and Grace believed that if this work was indeed finished, Clarence would be welcomed home to be with his God. And all of us knew that there were enough people whom Clarence had taken through the steps that would be able to carry on and assume his mantel.\nThe author was put up in Clarence's study, amongst volumes of A.A. books, photographs of Clarence, taken during various periods of his life, souvenirs of the many world-wide trips he had taken during the previous forty-six years.\nThere were plaques containing awards and citing achievements. There were \"thank-yous\" and other mementos. The walls exuded a sense of history, and they portrayed a sense of humility, for nothing ostentatious appeared amongst the various items. Despite the absence of humility that seemed a part of Clarence's public appearances, this room was the antithesis of those outward appearances.\nThe author unpacked, washed up after the long trip, went into the living room, and saw that Clarence was awake and sitting in his favorite chair. It was the recliner next to the fireplace. The very same fireplace in front of which he had sat over the years. Clarence began spinning tales, conversing about A.A.'s past history, discussing what he felt were present problems.\nThe ever present oxygen tanks stood by his side, reminding of the obvious infirmity of the man who had once been so proud and healthy. Despite his long ordeal, he did not appear to be drawn or down in spirit. He removed the tubing from his nose and smiled. He welcomed the author into his home and apologized for not being awake on the author's arrival.\nClarence said he could not speak for very long as it was arduous for him to do so. He said he would have to continue with his oxygen tanks. He apologized again and then returned the oxygen mask to his face and sank back into his chair. The strain of attempting to speak was taking its toll.\nGrace was tinkering in the little kitchen, preparing herbal tea and snacks. She called out, asking the author to sit down and relax, saying, \"You must be tired and hungry after your trip from New York.\"\nBob R., who had been a close friend of theirs for over twenty years, kept vigil constantly. He was doing whatever he could to make their lives more comfortable. We all sat and talked about the retreats already planned for May 11-13 and September 21-23 of that year.\nWe all knew that Clarence would probably not be there to speak or even in attendance. However, no one wanted to speak of that. These retreats were to be part of the annual retreats Clarence and Grace had put on for many years. At first, the retreats were called \"Camp Florida Retreats.\" Later, when they were moved to a different location, they were (and still are), called the \"Leesburg Life Enrichment Retreats.\" These retreats, as well as the ones in New York and Amery, Wisconsin, were a time honored ritual for both Clarence and Grace.\nClarence sat in his chair; and, when he could, he would take part in the conversation. He would tell a joke or two, speak of special happenings during the retreats over the years. Sometimes he just nodded his head.\nWe spoke about the healings at the retreats, of the people who had taken their steps at these retreats, and of the motorcycle gang that had come down to the retreat one year. The \"bikers\" had frightened the older crowd. But after some of them had shared their experiences, they had become welcome as just another \"bunch of rummies.\"\nThe oxygen tank by Clarence's side, there was a blanket upon his lap to ward off any chill that might develop. And the stenciled \"target\" was visible on the left side of his chest. This enabled the doctors to focus their radiation treatments, and were constant reminders of the cancer which had invaded his body.\nSeemingly most of the old-time A.A. members (the pioneers), had died as the result of years of self-destructive behavior in which they had engaged. The smoking, the drinking, and the rough lives they had led. Bill Wilson had died of complications from emphysema. Doc had prostate cancer which spread eventually throughout his body and to his throat. Most had died as a result of the ravages of their youth. Through all his present cancer ordeal Clarence was holding on to a faith in that, whatever God wanted, he (Clarence) would get. After all, He (God) was Clarence's manager, Clarence believed.\nWe spoke often, whenever his strength would allow it. We laughed at the jokes and the stories he told. He retained his sense of humor despite his weakened condition and of the obvious prognosis of imminent death.\nGrace, when not tinkering around the house or waiting on the various special guests who dropped by from around the country and around the world, was always by his side. The love of her life needed her, and she was there.\nGrace had met Clarence in July of 1969; and they were married for life on September 26, 1971. Clarence had always insisted, that whenever possible, she accompany him on his speaking commitments as he often relied upon her strength and prayers.\nOnce, as Grace was preparing to meet Clarence on one of these commitments, she wrote this letter to her soon-to-be husband. They both knew, from the day they met, that they would be married. Grace's letter shows the love she had for her beloved. 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For that would be a lack of believing. Yet the author knew in his heart he would never see this man again. At least not upon this earthly plane.\nThe author packed his belongings. As he left, they could not see the tears which were running down his cheeks. The flight back to New York was a sad and lonely one. The author had grown to love this man and was about to lose him. Clarence was missed already. In the five short years of our relationship, as the author's sponsor and friend, with Clarence's help and guidance, begun to understand his own recovery, true recovery from alcoholism in its spiritual sense. He had begun to learn, from the example of Clarence's life, what finding God was all about.\nThe weeks passed and Clarence's condition worsened. He had to be placed back in the hospital. The author spoke almost daily with him while he was in the hospital, honored to be one of the few people with whom Clarence would speak in the last few weeks. These few were Bob R., Steve and Sue F., Grace, Marjorie Dyan Hirsch, and the author.\nMarjorie was another New Yorker whom the author had met through Clarence. Clarence loved Marjorie dearly; and when he had heard she was coming down to Florida to be there with him, he hung on, despite his worsening condition. Marjorie helped out and was constantly in the hospital by his side.\nIt was about eleven-thirty at night on the twenty second of March. The winds were blowing outside; and, despite the insulated glass in the author's windows, the curtains were fluttering. The house was quiet, and the chill in the room hit as the phone began to ring. The author did not want to answer it for he knew what was about to be reported from the other end of the line.\nThe choked voice on the other end said, \"Clarence has gone home to be with the Lord.\" It was Marjorie. The author asked how Grace and the rest of the family was. Marjorie replied that, despite the obvious loss, there was also an atmosphere of joy. They all felt they knew where Clarence had gone and with whom he was.\nAfter a brief conversation in which the author and Marjorie tried to console each other, the phone call ended. Tears once again began streaming down the author's cheeks. He had lost a true friend and sponsor.\nAt four P.M., on the twenty-fifth of March, 1984, in the First Presbyterian Church of Maitland, Florida, Clarence's last earthly A.A. meeting was held. First there was a full Masonic service. As stated, Clarence was a 32nd Degree Mason.\nThis Masonic service was followed by a few speakers who had known and loved Clarence. There was Steve F., Bob R., Fr. Joe E., and Marjorie. Clarence was also there. However, this was probably the only meeting he had ever attended in his honor at which he didn't speak. 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        "raw_content": "\u00ab COMOROS: Non-cooperation has a price\nSOMALIA: IDPs cause overcrowding in Galg... \u00bb\nShow Media Item - ERITREA: Interview - President says border issues \"must be resolved\"\nERITREA: Interview - President says border issues \"must be resolved\"\nIRIN interviewed President Isaias Afewerki in Asmara, on 1 October. Eritrea and the Horn of Africa in general remain chronically vulnerable in humanitarian terms due to drought, conflict and poverty.\nA process to resolve the border dispute between Ethiopia and Eritrea remains stalled after numerous attempts at resolution over the past seven years. The 1998-2000 war cost tens of thousands of lives and displaced thousands of civilians. In 2002, a Boundary Commission ruled on a new border between the two countries. However, demarcation of the border has not begun.\nThe stalemate continues, raising fears of renewed conflict. Eritrea accuses the international community of insufficient action in compelling Ethiopia to comply. Eritrea stands accused of backing rebellion in Ethiopia and Somalia. In Eritrea itself, the government\u2019s relations with the UN, aid agencies and donors have been chequered and Eritrea has shown reluctance to accept international aid.\nIsaias reviews some of these issues in the interview.\nQ: Mr President, the peace process with Ethiopia is at a stalemate; what is the way forward?\nA: Well, I think the way forward is very clear. Legally, the decision was made almost five-and-a-half years ago, which charted the way forward. It was final and binding. The implementation [of the decision] is what is missing and it is blocked by the regime in Addis Ababa in collaboration with the administration in Washington. Demarcation [of the border] should have taken place a long time ago. Details and the technicalities for demarcation have been worked out but unfortunately the way forward has been blocked.\nThere is no illusion or unclarity as to the way forward. It is very clear legally and technically. The possibility and the only option for going forward would be to demarcate the border and for the international community, particularly the [UN] Security Council, to take its responsibility and obligation as far as the treaty [Algiers agreement] is concerned and the decision [of the Boundary Commission] is concerned and enforce that decision.\nQ: Ethiopia recently accused Eritrea of being in breach of the Algiers agreement. How do you react to that?\nA: I think this was very theatrical - it is theatrical to me - because all the evidence is there. The Algiers agreement is very clear. In fact, one of the advantages of the agreement, which was anticipated probably by the wise men who drafted the document, was very detailed and very clear, and the binding and final nature of the decision [the ruling on the border] is part of the agreement. And the decision given, as I indicated earlier, was also very clear. Eritrea accepted the decision and that is the cardinal issue as far as the Algiers agreement is concerned. [It] was meant to resolve the border conflict by the establishment of a commission and also making it clear that the decision of the Boundary Commission will be final and binding. Ethiopia has not to date accepted and has violated the agreement.\nQ: Eritrea has also been accused of supporting armed groups in Ethiopia and Somalia, including direct involvement. What is your response to that?\nA: Sometimes people do not even remember what happened yesterday and pretend to forget their own history. This government in office now in Addis Ababa forgets when it was fighting Mengistu\u2019s government and when so many Ethiopians, marginalised Ethiopians, including Tigreans, fought for self-determination in Ethiopia, not to fight an occupation force, but to change the government. Armed struggle was one of their means of fighting that regime for so many years. Doesn\u2019t it apply to them? If today\u2019s fighters, anyone, the Oromos, Somalis, Tigreans, the Amharas and what have you in Ethiopia are fighting for their rights inside Ethiopia, isn\u2019t that also what the TPLF [Tigray People\u2019s Liberation Front, senior member of Ethiopian ruling coalition party] did during Mengistu\u2019s times? How can one who lived through that process point a finger at Somalis fighting for the reconstitution of their land and for the freedom of the Somalis and categorise them as terrorists? This is an empty accusation in my opinion. It is meant to benefit from the political environment that came after 9/11 and categorising every opposition and every freedom fighter as a terrorist.\nWe stood by the TPLF all those years, we supported the right to resist and fight the Mengistu regime or even the previous regime. We stood on the side of all Ethiopians without distinction \u2013 the Oromos, Amharas, Somalis, Afars, Tigreans - for a new Ethiopia. If these people now believe this government is not representative and this government is leading Ethiopia to the unknown, they fight for their rights. If the Somalis who today see their land occupied fight this occupation; isn\u2019t it legitimate for anyone, any peace-loving [person] to support their cause?\nQ: Is your government concerned that the current situation may lead to direct military confrontation?\nA: You mean between Eritrea and Ethiopia, well we don\u2019t need any confrontation. We have our right to self-defence. We have been committed to our legal obligations as far as the border is concerned. As I indicated earlier, we will abide by the letter and spirit of the agreement. We have politically and legally struggled to see implementation of the decision through demarcation. Unfortunately that has not been the case. We continue to struggle on that line.\nQ: There was a Somali opposition conference here. How successful was it and how does it contribute to the realisation of peace and stability in Somalia?\nA: As I repeatedly said it only expressed the wish of the Somali people. I would even go as far as saying it may also be expressive of the wish of so many within the so-called transitional government in Somalia. It is unthinkable to imagine that any Somali anywhere would accept occupation as a fact of life. Somalis have to get out of the bleak situation [of] the last 16 years. Somalis aspire to get out of that situation and create an environment or conducive climate for reconstruction and reconciliation among the Somalis. This will take a long time. It is not an easy task but I consider the conference held here as part of that process. It is a process in the right direction. Definitely, it was a success because it was a genuine expression of the aspiration of the Somali people in spite of their political positions or their views about how the future would go in Somalia.\nQ: How do the recent negative developments in the peace process with Ethiopia affect the humanitarian situation in your country?\nA: We don\u2019t have any humanitarian problems now. We can say that we have successfully implemented programmes on food security and we may have reached a level where we do not need any food aid from outside. The economy is performing well - not in terms of statistics - that would be very misleading. The performance could only be measured by the changes in the quality of life of people here.\nWe can talk about the infrastructure; we can talk about a number of economic sectors, the social sectors, health and education. Our achievements are tremendous and probably equal to any other experience with the limitations and the challenges we have faced. We no longer talk about economic problems in this country, we talk about growth and development and the measurement for growth and development is steady and sustainable economic growth.\nQ: Your government has embarked on ensuring food security solely based on self-reliance. How is that working?\nA: It is not self-reliance. It is not even food security per se. It is a programme for the short term and probably for the medium term. We aspire to increase production in agriculture and fisheries to enable this country to export food commodities, processed or raw. We can now confidently say we have gone a long way to secure food. 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The programmes we have been implementing in terms of food security, soil and water conservation, introducing new technologies, educating people and using available resources to enhance the production in agriculture was one major factor. The other factor was the rains. The rains have been good even though in some areas very devastating but the fact that the population was prepared with the necessary infrastructure and tools to deal with this situation did complement and enhance our production this year. It is premature to predict now, we will have to wait a few weeks or probably two months to evaluate the production level, which seems to be highly encouraging. I have witnessed that with my own eyes and definitely I am very optimistic but we will have to wait for the actual assessment.\nQ: Ensuring food security is a long-term endeavour. Don\u2019t you think the humanitarian community can be used to bridge the gap in the short term?\nA: It depends on how you see that programme because depending on outside support may have its positive consequences but the negative consequences always outweigh the positive consequences. It is highly risky to think that external humanitarian or whatever support will bridge the gap. You may end up not bridging the gap but widening the gap. So you will have to make the choice and the best choice or the best option would be to implement realistic and practical programmes to bridge the gap. That has two advantages; on the one hand, you develop the capacity to solve your own problems, while at the same time you bridge the gap by increasing production. So you will have to be careful judging where you sign and what you choose.\nQ: What role do you expect the international community to play and how do you think they can support Eritrea\u2019s efforts?\nA: It is again a stereotype, I would say, politically at least, for so many African countries and communities to think of what we call the international community and its support as a temporary solution to enable them to overcome the immediate difficulty so that they can solve their own problems on their own. Developing the habit of depending or expecting the international community to solve problems has developed to a chronic level in so many cases. And I would say it is high time for every one of us on this continent to think otherwise; not to expect the international community to solve our problems. Yes the international community can make contributions but it should only be seen in light of short term [intervention].\nQ: How can relations with international agencies, particularly, the UN be improved?\nA: It depends on which agency you are talking about, but overall the United Nations and its agencies could be useful organisations for support when the need arises. But it depends on whether their support solves problems or otherwise. With all due respect to the UN, this continent will have to find a way to minimise the presence of UN intervention in each and every aspect of our lives. Yes, the UN can be helpful in the short term but the presence of the UN and its agencies should not be made sustainable for an indefinite period of time. So here in Eritrea, yes, we would like to cooperate with the UN and its agencies, but the cooperation would have to come when we need it and in areas we identify are in need of the support of the UN and its agencies. 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        "raw_content": "Gawthorpe Hall, Lancashire\nEngland\u2019s green and pleasant land won\u2019t be that much longer if the heatwave the country is currently experiencing continues. One good thing that\u2019s come out of the drought though, is it has provided a treasure trove for archeologists.\nAll over the country, the scorched fields and meadows have been revealing outlines of stone-age forts, Celtic settlements and Roman farms. Many of which were previously unknown to archeologists.\nGawthorpe Hall, Lancashire and the crop marks,\nshowing the outline of its old Victorian garden.\nWales seems to have produced a bumper crop, with the discovery of an early medieval cemetery, a Roman Villa and a prehistoric farm. Even non-archeologists have been able to get in on the act as the dry weather is turning up Bronze Age burial grounds, and previously forgotten second world war air raid shelters.\nWith rain in the forecast though, aerialists are frantically taking to the skies in planes or using drones to capture the outlines of the remnants of the past before they get erased.\nThe big reveals appear to cover numerous periods in history. The Victorian-age garden at a Downton Abbeyesque estate in Lancashire, for instance, that was removed when the Hall was renovated in the 1940s, has now reappeared, or its outline has.\nGawthorpe Hall\u2019s garden before it was removed\nMeanwhile, showing up in the yellowing fields of Hampshire are the outlines of an old airfield and in Ciastor, Norfolk, aerialists are being treated to the sight of remnants of a Roman town.\nPretty soon though forecasters are predicting that England\u2019s in for a downpour, which will put a stop to the drought conditions and the hidden landscapes will once again vanish into thin air. Forecasters are also predicting that the UK is in for their hottest Autumn in 38 years.\nThe cavalry is coming though, in the form of the UK government who last month published its updated strategy for \u2018tackling the impacts of climate change, including higher temperatures, drought, and flooding\u2019. Well, they\u2019ve got to do something to take their mind off Brexit.",
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        "raw_content": "You are at:AgEconMT\u00bbNews & Posts\u00bbNatural Resources\u00bbIs Coal\u2019s Decline Terminal?\nBy Brock Smith on\t May 4, 2017 Natural Resources, News & Posts\nIn March President Trump signed a sweeping executive order undoing many Obama-era environmental policies, most notably the Clean Power Plan, ostensibly in an effort to revive the floundering coal sector. This will be an interesting experiment in determining whether coal\u2019s decline has been a result of onerous regulations or wider market forces. This question has particular resonance for Montana, which as of 2014 was the sixth largest coal producer in the country, and higher still on a per capita basis.\nThe general response from economists and commentators as to whether the order will bring back a flood of coal mining jobs was, to put it mildly, incredulous. \u201cTrump can\u2019t save coal\u201d has been a typical refrain.\nBut hold off on the funeral arrangements. There is more nuance to the question of whether coal is dead than much of the commentary lets on. First, it is important to distinguish between coal output and employment. With only around 77,000 coal-mining jobs in the country, employment is indeed near rock bottom, but it has been lingering there for a long time. The primary culprit isn\u2019t low demand or regulations, but automation. Huge mechanical shovels and other machines have largely replaced miners, as is seen by comparing employment and productivity over time:\nIf we instead focus on overall production, things aren\u2019t quite as bleak:\nIn 2015 output is still high by historic standards. However, it has dropped significantly from its 2008 peak. There are regional differences too: Appalachian production has been in steep decline since the turn of the century, while Wyoming has gradually become the country\u2019s primary coal powerhouse, producing about four times as much coal as the next highest state as of 2015 (link). But overall, the industry has become considerably less profitable, as 44% of production comes from companies that have declared bankruptcy.\nWhat is responsible for these troubles? The Clean Power Plan and other Obama-era regulations did raise the cost of coal production and use. However, market forces are likely more responsible. Most importantly, the fracking revolution collapsed the price of coal\u2019s main competitor, natural gas, which just last year surpassed coal in share of American electricity generation:\nThe pressure from natural gas may subside somewhat, as production has recently leveled off. However, another under-appreciated reason for coal\u2019s troubles is shrinking demand from China for a special class of coal called \u201cmetallurgical coal\u201d (or \u201cmet coal\u201d for short), which has higher carbon content and is primarily used to make steel. As detailed here, exports of met coal to Chinese steelmakers was a major source of profit for US coal companies, but as the Chinese economy, and thus its steel industry, have slowed, the price of met coal has decreased, with severe impacts on US coal revenues:\nWith China\u2019s construction boom continuing to slow and its economy apparently settled into a more modest growth trajectory, the demand for met coal does not appear likely to see a rebound.\nTo summarize, at the moment US coal production remains relatively high and is still a significant share of US energy production, but market forces are likely to continue the sharp decline seen in the last several years. President Trump\u2019s executive order may slow that decline somewhat but will likely not reverse it. As for employment, mining jobs have gone for decades and are not coming back.",
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        "raw_content": "Yahoo is in the final stages of selling a large chunk of its stake in the Alibaba Group back to the company \u2014 in a complex deal that is set to include a multibillion-dollar share buyback to investors of the Silicon Valley Internet giant and an eventual IPO of the Chinese company \u2014 according to multiple sources close to the situation.\nThe deal has yet to be officially approved by the boards of both companies, but sources said it is likely to be, and could be announced as early as Monday.\nThis all could change, of course, since negotiations between Alibaba and Yahoo have taken place in a variety of ways in recent years, without success and with much acrimony. 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It would then have an only 10 percent stake of Alibaba, which it could sell at any time after the IPO.\nIf finally struck, the transaction will finally bring to an end one of the more protracted and disputed relationships in the Internet world.\nOnce close, the pair have been wrangling over the large Yahoo ownership, which Alibaba CEO Jack Ma has been trying to dislodge in a variety of nice and not-so-nice ways. It has resulted in a number of very public disagreements.\nThat included a nasty back-and-forth over its Alipay unit with now-fired CEO Carol Bartz, threats of takeover of Yahoo with private equity firms and, more recently, making friendly with its just-ousted CEO, Scott Thompson.\nThose talks with him in recent weeks, which included a visit to China by Thompson, led to the new deal, which was negotiated primarily between Yahoo\u2019s CFO Tim Morse and legal head Mike Callahan and Ma and Alibaba\u2019s Joe Tsai.\nThe talks continued even as Thompson was suddenly engulfed in a controversy over a fake computer science degree on his resume that quickly led to his departure from Yahoo on Sunday.\nIronically, the error was first discovered by activist shareholder Daniel Loeb, who will now vote on the deal as a newly named director of Yahoo, after successfully helping to oust Thompson.\nHe owns almost 6 percent of Yahoo, and is expected to approve the transaction.\nBut the final decision to approve the deal will be in the hands of a very new board of Yahoo, which has been drastically reshaped in recent weeks. 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        "raw_content": "How doctors give advice when it comes to weight loss matters a great deal. Here is more information.\nDocs\u2019 Theories on Obesity May Affect Their Weight-Loss Advice\nImproved education on causes of weight gain might help physicians treat overweight patients, study says\nFRIDAY, Feb. 8 (HealthDay News) \u2014 Doctors\u2019 beliefs about the causes of obesity can affect the advice they give to patients, researchers say.\nIn an Internet survey of 500 primary-care doctors in the United States, participants were asked their opinions about the causes of obesity and about what type of advice they gave to their obese patients.\nThe investigators found that doctors who believe that over-eating is a major cause of obesity were much more likely to advise patients to change their eating habits by reducing portion sizes, avoiding high-calorie ingredients when cooking and drinking fewer sugar-sweetened beverages.\nSimilarly, doctors who believe that sugar-sweetened beverages are a leading contributor to obesity were much more likely to tell patients to cut back their consumption of those beverages.\n\u201cEighty-six percent of primary-care physicians indicated that overconsumption of food is a very important cause of obesity, followed by 62 percent of physicians reporting that restaurant or fast-food eating is a very important cause and 60 percent attributing consuming sugar-sweetened beverages as a very important cause,\u201d study lead author Sara Bleich, an associate professor in the health policy and management department at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, in Baltimore, said in a university news release.\nOnly a few of the doctors said they believed that genetics, family history or metabolic problems were important causes of obesity, according to the study, which was published in the February issue of the journal Preventive Medicine.\nImproved education for doctors about the causes of obesity may be a good way to increase the amount of nutritional counseling they give their patients, Bleich suggested. This education should include practical dietary tips that doctors can easily share with patients.\nThe U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has more about the causes and consequences of obesity.\nSOURCE: Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, news release, Feb. 8, 2013",
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        "raw_content": "Alzheimer\u2019s Advocate & Training Provider\nProviding Help for Caregivers and Patients\nChoice is a wonderful thing unless you feel that you have no options. You do not have a choice about Alzheimer\u2019s disease but, you do have a choice about how you respond to the challenges the disease presents. When it comes to how one can manage quality of life, for both the caregiver and the one afflicted with the disease, there are a lot of choices. In fact, the choice is yours; you can proceed with pain or with pleasure.\nThe pain will come unassisted (the disease won\u2019t go away and it will get worse). Here are instructions for proceeding with pleasure.\nIt starts with what you want your life to look like now and in the future. In the message box at the right make your first wish list of many that states what you are wishing for right now. Start with the simple things (they truly matter the most). One list for you and one for the person with the disease. It might be as simple as: You-a quiet time every morning to drink coffee (uninterrupted) or a good night\u2019s sleep. Your loved one-for them to be able to do something on their own with success. It is your list and your wish and the sky is the limit-get started. You can have 1 or 2 items or as many as come to your mind-write it down.\nWithin 24 hours, you will receive a return email with a suggestion to try for each item on the list.\nCommunication tool the Ten Absolutes provides Ten Simple Solutions for Caregivers of persons with Alzheimer\u2019s or a related dementia. Book contains an easy to understand overview of the disease process. Familiar vignettes are used as a model for caregivers to reevaluate\u2026 Read More\n\u201cDon\u2019t Leave Momma Home With The Dog\u201d is a caregiving book that is part memoir, part motivational manual. In this book, Jo Huey chronicles her experiences caring for her mother, including how she made the tough decision to move her to a long-term care facility. Read More",
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        "raw_content": "An interesting test of \"Free Will\".\nPosted by Mister Harvey on January 14, 2010 at 9:13pm in Philosophy\nIt occurred to me that an interesting test of free will would test the \"will\". I propose this test.\nBelieve, for an entire day, in God.\nI have these questions after you have completed the test:\nHow is this test flawed?\nWhat, if anything, does it prove?\nHow would you modify the test?\nWhat other questions should we be asking about this test?\nPermalink Reply by Mister Harvey on January 17, 2010 at 10:41pm\nI guess I'm naturally curious (have no choice in the matter) and choosing (of my free will) to investigate this topic.\nPermalink Reply by Johnsky on January 25, 2010 at 10:54pm\nIt could be argued that I place myself in the shoes of a believer every time I deal with a believer.\nI do this to a level that, for a short while, I believe that there is a god. However, after the short period of belief, I merely remember to ask myself, \"What is rational?\", and after a short confrontation between desire and reason, reason wins (as expected with me) and I return to Atheism.\nI do this because the only way to deal with someone of a differing perspective is to see their perspective first.\nAs flawed as their perspective is, I still must take it on briefly to deal with them.\nI do the same for more than just religious. I do it with what may be considered \"fanatical\" or \"dissenting\" in order to persuade them back to reason.\nNot everyone can do it. And I still respect those who cannot. For their ideals are set in stone... mine can be altered to suit the circumstances... but always return to the same point.\nYou can easily step into someone else's belief system with no fear provided that you set a pre-condition... that you will remind yourself of why you are who you are afterward. Failure to remember to do this results in you being susceptible to propaganda, brainwashing, etc.\nYou CAN make yourself immune to brainwashing, so long as you can rationalise why you are who you are.\n... if you can't rationalise who you are... you've got problems beyond the scope of this topic.\nPermalink Reply by Atheist Exile on March 11, 2010 at 6:50pm\nBeliefs are subject to change but they can't be temporarily suspended unless you're a Christian :-)\nLoL . . . no really . . . I think a prerequisite to sanity is to understand (within reason) what is, and what is not, possible. This test of yours reminds me of Benjamin Franklin's \"experiment\" to discover how long he could be perfect -- live without a mistake. I don't recall how long he lasted but it was something like 2 weeks. I'm pretty sure the experiment was tongue-in-cheek but he might have been serious.\nTo me, the biggest problem with the free will debate is nailing down what, exactly, is meant by free will. It's unfortunate that this term includes the word, \"free\". It leads some to assume complete liberty.\nTo me, if I can exercise -- within the constraints of external realities -- control over the course of my life, then I have the minimal requirement for free will: self-determinism. Acting randomly or arbitrarily is not free will to me. I'm not even sure it's possible. But acting in your own self-interest is a sure sign of free will. Why would external influences (causality) care if you act in your own self-interest or not? They wouldn't. They CAN'T! Only you would. Only you could.\nPermalink Reply by faith the atheist on March 11, 2010 at 8:11pm\nI can't do it!I used to be a christian and now I think it is so stupid for any one to believe this at any age.That I can't even pretend to think like a christian,I can't pray,I can't even understand why any one would be that stupid!I'm still in shock that I believed this at one point!\nPermalink Reply by Arnold on March 20, 2010 at 2:58am\nYou have given us no behavioral definition of \"believing in God.\" How are we to determine whether or not we believed in God in such a way that someone else could replicate the experiment? I think a more reliable test of free will would be to propose to do some action that is against ones self interest, serves no useful purpose to others and would not be seriously encouraged by anyone else: for instance, living on a diet of human feces for one month. The experimenter would have to forgo any reward before or after the experiment, such as paid interviews, publications or notoriety. There can be no possible benefit to oneself or anyone else, or the validity of the test is compromised. That means no one else can know about the test, so again, it cannot be replicated, making it scientifically invalid. Therefore, there is no scientifically valid way to test the proposition that free will exists.\nEither free will exists . . . or it doesn't.\nThe fact, either way, is not controversial. Only the confusion is controversial.\nI say the confusion stems from human hubris. We want to be in charge: God-like. So we claim ourselves as sources.\nBut we're NOT the source. In the grand scheme of things, we never even existed until fairly recently.\nIt seems ridiculous but free will is driven by causality. Free will is not under our control. Seems preposterous, no? Free will is a natural product resulting from the combination of human intelligence interacting with the world around us (causality). The key is prescient imagination. We anticipate the future and plan accordingly. For a full explanation, see Free Will: Explained.\nPermalink Reply by Dave on July 5, 2010 at 6:24am\nThe assumption that underlies your question sequence, Mike, seems to be that 'believing' is volitional, and as far as I can see, there is no epistemological basis for supposing that that this is possible. We hold propositions to be true or false because we have grounds for doing so, unless perhaps we are delusional or excessively vulnerable to suggestion for some reason. What you are suggesting maybe is that we assent to a thought experiment or to an exercise in make-believe, which is a common enough strategy in philosophy for encouraging a rational discussion of possibilities, but we must surely recognise that 'believing' is simply not amenable to the imperative mode: one simply cannot instruct another person to engage in such propositional attitudes as 'know', 'believe', 'love' and so forth. Obviously one can pretend, or respond to an invitation to pretend, but to do so is to assume a metacognitive posture by virtue of which one knows that the adopted propositional attitude is false. What would be gained by doing so? Is the idea simply to stand in another's shoes?\nPermalink Reply by Arnold on July 5, 2010 at 9:37am\nThere is a chapter in The Varieties of Religious Experience titled \"The Will to Believe.\" I have not read it for a long time, but I recall that James argues people believe various religious and other rationally questionable propositions because, on some level, they \"want to.\" I suspect it is either because they want to fit in with a social group or because they fear the loss of some benefit of believing: \"Santa/the Easter Bunny/Tooth Fairy won't come,\" or \"God won't let you into heaven when you die\" if you don't believe.\nPermalink Reply by Atheist Insurgency on July 5, 2010 at 10:02am\nI don't think I'm capable because I lack the brain chemistry required for the euphoria that religious people call \"spirituality.\"\nPermalink Reply by Atheist Insurgency on July 19, 2011 at 6:08am\nI used to think that I was raised in an un-loving home. I used to have crushes on girls but they never responded positively. In reality I seriously think I am incapable of responding to overtures of \"love.\" The brain chemistry is behind the ability to recognize a loving gesture. I simply don't have it, but I do sense the empty loneliness. At least I know enough to understand that it's not other peoples or my parents fault.\nPermalink Reply by Gila Guerilla on August 12, 2011 at 11:26pm\nWhat we can will ourselves to do certainly isn't free, at least it is not without limits. I feel reasonably sure that we would all like to be what we are not in some way, small or large. I'd like to be more friendly, more tolerant, perhaps able to sing (better), to be able to play guitar like Mark Knopfler or Eric Clapton, blah, bah, blah. Anyway, these desires I cannot will into existence. No matter how much I practice guitar, I never come any where near their level. 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        "raw_content": "The Loops 2007 this year was held at the University in Morelia, Mexico, in a very nice building (see also Stefan's previous post). The auditorium had a stage with the speaker being in the spotlight, the seats were very comfortable to doze off, and the hallways had very picturesque pillars and arches (see photo to the left).\nMy head is still spinning a bit, trying to process all the information gathered here (well, it might also be the lack of oxygen in the air, it is rather polluted and the high altitude doesn't help either). It's been my first conference in this community, and I have to say from all the conferences where I've been this year, the Loops has been the nicest experience. The atmosphere has been very welcoming, openminded and constructive.\nMy talk yesterday on 'Phenomenological Quantum Gravity' (slides here) went well (that is to say, I stayed roughly in the time limit and didn't make any completely embarrasing jokes). 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I am very pleased about the truly intellectual expression on my face, must be the glasses.\nAnd Garrett took this nice photo.\nPosted by stefan at 7:52 PM 8 comments: Labels: Blog\nThis is planet Eris, in the outskirts of the Solar System, as seen through the eyes of the Hubble Space Telescope:\nHubble Telescope's Advanced Camera for Surveys has taken this image of Eris in December 2005. The analysis of several such photos yields a diameter of Eris of 2400\u00b1100 km, or 1500\u00b160 miles. (Credits: HubbleSite News Release STScI-2006-16, M. Brown)\nIt's such a faint and blurred blob even in the Hubble Space Telescope because it is quite small, and far away from Earth: At the moment, Eris is close to its aphelion, at a distance of 97 astronomical units - that's 97 times the mean distance of the Earth from the Sun! You can explore its eccentric and highly inclined orbit with this applet from the JPL.\nIn fact, according to the new definition of the International Astronomical Union from last August, Eris is not a planet, but only a dwarf planet. However, it is larger than Pluto, and it has more mass than Pluto, as was reported in a beautiful short note in Science two weeks ago [Ref 5]! So, for all those who prefer to stick to the old definition of a planet, it may be the true ninth planet - unless some other, even larger guy shows up from out there in the Kuiper belt.\nEris was discovered in October 2003 by astronomers Michael Brown, Chad Trujillo, and David Rabinowitz [Ref 1]. It was given the provisional name 2003 UB313, or Xena for short. Soon after the discovery, its size could be measured by observations with a radio telescope of the Max-Planck Society [Ref 2] and the Hubble Space Telescope [Ref 3], and it came out that the new planet is larger than Pluto!\nMoreover, there is a small moon in orbit around Eris, which was given the nickname Gabrielle. On September 14, 2006 the International Astronomical Union made official the names Eris for the planet and Dysnomia for its satellite.\nA comparison of the sizes of (left to right) Eris, Pluto and Charon, the Moon, and the Earth. Eris' moon Dysnomia is not shown, but it is much smaller than Eris (diameter: 2400\u00b1100 km from HST, 3000\u00b1400 km from radio observation), Pluto (2300 km), Charon (1200 km), the Moon (3500 km), and the Earth (12800 km). (Credits: Max-Planck Gesellschaft Press Release News/SP/2006(10), Frank Bertoldi)\nThe discovery of Eris, and of several other large objects in orbits beyond Neptune, had spurred the hot debate about what is a planet, which then lead to the degradation of Pluto from planet to \"dwarf planet\" in August 2006. So it is fitting that Eris is the Greek goddess of strife and discord - Dysnomia, her daughter, is the goddess of lawlessness.\nBut in a time when ancient Greek gods and goddesses are reduced to large balls of rock and gas in space, even the goddess of lawlessness is subject to Newton's universal law of gravitational attraction. And this allows, in an elementary and elegant, classical way, to determine the mass of Eris.\nThe photo on the left is an image of Eris and its moon Dysnomia, the small spot left of Eris, taken with the Hubble Space Telescope on 30 August 2006. 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Reprinted with permission from AAAS.)\nThe observation of Dysnomia as shown in this figure reveals an apparent diameter of the orbit of roughly 1.1 arcsec, which, at the distance of 97 Astronomical units, or 97 \u00d7 150 million km \u2248 1.46\u00b71010 km, corresponds to a diameter of 1.46\u00b71010 \u00d7 1.1 \u00d7 2\u03c0 / (360 \u00d7 3600) km \u2248 78000 km. A more detailed analysis yields an indeed circular orbit with a semimajor axis of r = 37500\u00b1200 km.\nNow, this can be used to deduce the mass ME of Eris!\nUsing elementary Newtonian mechanics, we equal the gravitational attraction between Eris and Dysnomia at distance r with the centrifugal force,\nGMEmD/r2 = mDr\u03c92.\nThe frequency \u03c9 = 2\u03c0/T has to be calculated from the orbital period T of Dysnomia. With the equivalence principle at work, the mass of the satellite cancels out, and we can solve for the mass of Eris:\nME = r3\u03c92/G.\nNow, the orbital period of Dysnomia has been determined quite precisely to 15.772\u00b10.002 days. This yields \u03c9 = 2\u03c0/(15.77 d \u00d7 24 h/d \u00d7 3600 s/h) \u2248 4.63\u00b710-6 s-1. Newtons constant is 6.673\u00b710-11 m3 kg-1 s-2, and plugging everything together, the mass of Eris comes out as\nME = 1.7\u00b71022 kg.\nFor comparison, Pluto has a mass of 1.3\u00b71022 kg, the Moon of 7.35\u00b71022 kg, and the Earth of 5.97\u00b71024 kg. This means, the masses of Eris, Pluto, the Moon, and the Earth compare as 1.3 : 1 : 5.6 : 459.\nAnd so, indeed, Eris and Pluto are on equal footing, revealed by the goddess of lawlessness and Newton's law!\nHere are some \"historical\" references about Eris:\nDiscovery of a Planetary-sized Object in the Scattered Kuiper Belt, by M.E. Brown, C.A. Trujillo, and D.L. Rabinowitz, The Astrophysical Journal 635 L97-L100 (2005 December 10) [PDF, ADS entry], arXiv:astro-ph/0508633 [see also: Eris webpage by Michael Brown]\nThe trans-neptunian object UB313 is larger than Pluto, by F. Bertoldi, W. Altenhoff, A. Weiss, K.M. Menten and C. Thum, Nature 439 563-564 (2006 February 2) [PDF, ADS entry], doi:10.1038/nature04494 [see also: Press release by the Max-Planck Gesellschaft, comment by Frank Bertoldi]\nDirect Measurement of the Size of 2003 UB313 from the Hubble Space Telescope, by M.E. Brown, E.L. Schaller, H.G. Roe, D.L. Rabinowitz, and C.A. Trujillo, The Astrophysical Journal 643 L61-L63 (2006 May 20) [PDF, ADS entry] [see also: Press Release by the HubbleSite]\nSatellites of the Largest Kuiper Belt Objects by M.E. Brown et al., The Astrophysical Journal 639 L43-L46 (2006 March 1) [PDF, ADS entry], arXiv:astro-ph/0510029 [see also: Press Release by the Keck Observatory, News Item by Marcos van Dam, Dysnomia, the moon of Eris - webpage by Michael Brown]\nThe Mass of Dwarf Planet Eris by Michael E. Brown and Emily L. Schaller, Science 316 1585 (2007 June 15), doi:10.1126/science.1139415 [see also: Press Release by the HubbleSite News item by the Planetary Society, Press Release by the Keck Observatory]\nTAGS: physics, planets, Eris\nPosted by stefan at 10:00 PM 17 comments: Labels: Astrophysics\nPosted by stefan at 5:00 PM 7 comments: Labels: Interna, Travel\nThe earth is hit by cosmic rays all the time. Those with the highest energies collide with atoms already in the upper atmosphere, and produce a cascade of secondary particles, a so-called cosmic ray shower. These secondary cosmic rays include pions (which quickly decay to produce muons, neutrinos and gamma rays), as well as electrons and positrons produced by muon decay and gamma ray interactions with atmospheric atoms.\nNowadays, the showers can be simulated with appropriate software. The picture below, from Hajo Drescher, illustrates such a cosmic ray shower\nHere, the primary particle was a proton with an energy of 1019 eV, the colors indicate blue: electrons/positrons, cyan: photons, red: neutrons, orange: protons, gray: mesons, green: muons. (Unfortunately, one can't see the colors very clearly, you can decompose the shower into colors on the website. The incoming proton is the line from the upper left, the other upgoing line is cyan and a photon). If you have Quicktime installed, you can also look at this very illustrative movie, which shows the particles cascading down on earth. The above figure has be created using the software SENECA (down-loadable here), the competitor is AIRES, which has a somewhat more impressive advertisement movie (the exact differences between both codes elude me).\nThe number of particles reaching the earth's surface is related to the energy of the cosmic ray that struck the upper atmosphere. Cosmic rays with energies beyond 1014 eV are studied with large \"air shower\" arrays of detectors distributed over many square kilometers that sample the particles produced, e.g. at HiRes in Utah, AGASA in Japan and Pierre Auger in Agentinia, the latter has a very nice homepage, summarizing the mysteries that still need to be solved.\nEnergies over 1014 eV sounds extremely large. In comparison, the collision energy that the LHC will reach is 1013 eV. However, one has to keep in mind that in cosmic ray events the energy is typically that of the incoming particle in the earth rest frame and not actually the collision energy in the center of mass frame (LHC collides two beams head on, thus the lab frame is identical to the center of mass frame).\nTo give you an example, the energy in the center of mass frame of an incoming proton with an already extremely high (and rare) energy of 1017 eV hitting a proton in rest is roughly the square-root of 1017 eV times the proton rest-mass, 109 eV, which is approx 1013 eV and comparable to LHC energies. However, one has to keep in mind that cosmic ray events, despite their potentially large energy, are far less in control and attached with higher uncertainties than collider experiments. Most of the air showers are believed to be created by protons. Since the incoming directions are evenly distributed (and inside our galaxy no mechanism is known to accelerate them to these high energies) the proton's origin is most likely not in our galaxy. That means the protons must have travelled at least roughly 50 Mpc [1] before they reach earth.\nNow, if the incoming proton's energy increases further, then eventually it will not only react with our atmosphere, but also with the photons in the cosmic microwave background (CMB). That is, for photons with sufficiently high energies, the universe will stop being transparent. The protons will start to scatter on the photons in the microwave background, loose energy and can't reach earth any more. The first reaction that can take place with increasing energy is photo-pion production which happens at a center of mass energy of roughly 200 MeV. This pion production is extremely well measured in earth's laboratories, where photons are scattered on nuclei in rest. If one sets the energy of the photon to be that of the CMB temperature (3 K is approximately 2.5 10-4 eV), one finds that the proton needs an energy of roughly 1021 eV to cross the threshold for pion production. (It is roughly (200 MeV)2 divided by the photon's energy).\nThe figure to the left (credits go to Stefan) shows the cross-section for photon-proton scattering in the laboratory (proton in rest), the blue dots are data from the particle data booklet. The red line indicates the initial threshold for the process to take place, the orange lines are the delta resonances where the cross-section has peaks.\nHowever, what one actually wants to know is when the mean free path of the protons drops below typically 50 Mpc. To get a better result than the above estimate one has to take into account that the CMB has a small percentage of photons with larger energy than the temperature, the distribution given by the Planck spectrum. Such, the mean free path of the protons drops significantly already at a somewhat smaller energy than the above 1021 eV because the proton has a chance to hit the higher energetic photons.\nMy husband, as usual, has made a lot of effort to answer my yesterday's question and produced the figure to the right, which very nicely illustrates that indeed roughly 10% of the photons have energies five times larger than the background temperature.\nThe exact calculation for the cut-off has been done by Stecker (Effect of Photomeson Production by the Universal Radiation Field on High-Energy Cosmic Rays), and one finds the drop to happen at roughly 6 x 1019 eV. At this energy, one thus expects a cut-off in the cosmic ray spectrum because the sources for the showers can no longer reach earth. First pointed out by Greisen[2], Zatsepin and Kuzmin this is referred to as the GZK-cutoff. To summarize, this prediction relies on\na) The initial particle of the shower being a proton from outside our galaxy\nb) The total cross-section of protons with photons, and\nc) The assumption that the cross-section (a Lorentz scalar itself) can be boosted from the earth laboratory (proton in rest) into the rest-frame of the CMB (photon in rest).\nNow AGASA claimed to have observed cosmic ray events with energies above this cut-off (see e.g. Has the GZK suppression been discovered, by Bahcall and Waxman). This has lead to a significant amount of speculation how this could be explained. One of the explanations for example is that a violation or deformation of Lorentz invariance might be the cause for a shift in this threshold, which has been argued to be a signature for quantum gravity (see e.g. Alfaro and Palma, Loop quantum gravity corrections and cosmic ray decays, hep-th/0208193).\nI have explained previously that I find these explanations implausible - as mentioned above, the energy in the center of mass frame is somewhere around a GeV, now could please somebody explain me why on earth (pun intended) you'd expect quantum gravitational effects in that energy range?\nOne should also keep in mind, that HiRes on the other hand has observed the cutoff where it is supposed to be. Their new data analysis again confirms the cutoff. The recent paper is here, and last month there was a brief article in Physics Today \"Fluorescence Telescopes Observe the Predicted Ultrahigh-Energy Cutoff of the Cosmic-Ray Spectrum\" by Betram Schwarzschild.\nIt is expected that Pierre Auger will present first results at the 30iest International Cosmic Ray Conference, which will take place in Merida, Yucatan, Mexico from July 3 - 11, 2007. Hopefully, the situation will be clarified then.\nI too am on my way to Mexico, to another conference, the Loops 2007.\n[1]: Mpc means Mega parsec. Mega is 106, one parsec is approx 3 lightyears.\n[2]: Kenneth I. Greisen, Cornell professor emeritus of physics and a pioneer in the study of cosmic rays, died March 17 2007 at age 89.\nTAGS: PHYSICS, COSMIC RAYS, GZK CUTOFF\nPosted by Sabine Hossenfelder at 1:05 PM 20 comments: Labels: Particle Physics, Physics\nRandom Sampling: Scientific American, October 1960\nThese days I came by chance across some older issues of the Scientific American, out of a collection Bee had inherited some time ago from a former science professor. I find it always fascinating to browse through old, yellowed magazines. We can see what kept busy the minds of people at that time, and witness now well-established knowledge in the making.\nThe oldest number in the collection is the issue of October 1960, and the feature articles form a mix that is very similar to what we could find in the magazine today: Archaeology (\"A Forgotten Civilization - Bahrein Island in the Persian gulf was a link between Sumer and ancient India\"), Biology (\"Electric Fishes - Not only the electric eel but also other fishes can generate a respectable charge\"; \"The Eradication of the Screw-worm Fly - A serious pest of cattle has been combatted by sterilizing its males with X-rays\"), Geology (\"The Rift in the Ocean Floor - The great ridge that bisects most of the oceans is split by a remarkable fissure\"), History of Science (\"Count Rumford - Born Benjamin Thompson in Massachusetts, he was a great investigator of heat\"), and Physics (\"Optical Pumping - Light is used to pump electrons to higher energies for spectroscopic purposes\"; \"The Physics of Wood Winds - Modern physics makes possible a closer analysis of how these instruments work\"; \"High-Speed Impact - Bodies collecting at speeds higher than 8000 feet per second behave like fluids\").\nOf course, there are some curiosities: the article on the mid-ocean ridges still predates the firm establishment of plate tectonics, and discusses the \"Expanding-Earth Theory\" based on a decrease of the Newtonian constant G over geologically relevant time-scales as a possible explanation of the data. Optical pumping is today usually referred to in connection with the laser - but the laser, whose first realisation by Theodore Maiman was just published two months earlier, in August 1960, is only mentioned in the very last paragraph of the article (... T. H. Maiman at the Hughes Aircraft Company has already observed some degree of coherent emission from a ruby, and he as well as workers at several other laboratories are trying to put R light to practical use. Although a working light amplifier may still be some time away, its prospects now seem excellent.)\nBut the really cool stuff which conveys the spirit of the time is not to be found in the editorial content of the magazine, it's in the advertisements! I was fascinated to see just how many advertisements there are - the index of advertisers lists more than 120 companies, and most of the advertisements cover at least one page, inflating the issue to 224 pages total. In these ads, we can learn that\nTeflon was not a spin-off of the Flight to the Moon, as I was told when I was a kid - at least, as we can see, DuPont de Nemours was placing advertisements for this stuff before Kennedy's bold speech...\nTubes are still essential parts of electronic equipment - that's what we are told by RCA, whose tubes are used \"to listen to the sound of colliding galaxies 300 million light-years away\" and equip \"satellites and space probes [...] gathering information about the van Allen belts and other hitherto unknown phenomena of outer space\" ...\n\"At Raytheon, Scientific Imagination focusses on Ferromagnetics\", to be used in microwave and radar equipment - and these guys are working with second-quantised Hamiltonians on the blackboard...\nScience as showcased in these ads is an all-male business, and focusses to a large part on military applications: Electronic equipment to study what happens when launching rockets,\n... steel to construct silos for housing ICBMs in the Plaines of Wyoming, ...\nit's all \"rocket science\":\nBut wait: Not everything in the advertisements is manifestly military stuff: There is a group of ads scattered throughout the magazine around the ECHO satellite project, the first experiment to test telecommunication via satellite:\nAre you also puzzled by that funny-shaped antenna displayed in the ads of the JPL and Bell Labs?\nBut yeah - that is the antenna which came to true scientific fame three years later, when Penzias and Wilson recognised that it was constantly registering some funny, isotropic microwave noise corresponding to a temperature of 3 Kelvin - the Cosmic Microwave Background!\nPosted by stefan at 10:57 PM 17 comments: Labels: Science and Society\nWhat I just read in the newspaper, I thought it might amuse you.\nMumbai, India, June 17th 2007: Pradeep Hode, a 30 year-old from Diva in Thane, chronic patient of tuberculosis had to undergo an emergency surgery on Friday morning during which 117 coins where removed from his stomach. Based on hearsay and some bizarre logic of his own, the man started swallowing coins, hoping that the heavy metal would cure him.\n(From the Times of India, In search of cure, tuberculosis patient swallows 117 coins.)\nThis must be a black day for those who think money cures everything...\nTaking the plane is usually a fast, and often a quite convenient way of travelling. But sometimes, thunderstorms interfere with the flight plan, and then it can happen that all flights but one from Munich to Frankfurt are cancelled. And if you have bad luck, you are sitting at the airport and wait and wait ... only to hear that you have either to spend the night there, or take a train, which, if you would have done that earlier, you have brought to your destination already since hours... That's what has happened to Bee yesterday - and that's why I'll meet her now this morning at the train station, instead of the airport yesterday evening.\nMeanwhile her cellphone ran out of battery, so here is the last mail (rough translation):\nFrom: sabine[@]perimeterinstitute.ca\nTo: scherer[@]********.de\nSubject: still in munich\nI missed the onward flight to Frankfurt and was rebooked to the next flight. Right now there's a really impressive thunderstorm outside, one can't see anything except loads of water running down the window and an occasional lightning. Unfortunately, it seems our aircraft was struck by a lightning during touch down and it's not yet clear whether it can take off again [it turned out later it had to go out of service].... *argh* there was just an announcement that the airport is temporarily closed. Will try to find an outlet, I am running out of battery... say hello to the blogosphere ;-)\nTo avoid that I've forgotten how she looks like after all these delays, she has send me a recent photo taken at the Warsaw conference vine and cheese reception - one of the more important events at every conference:\nThanks to Akin Wingerter for the photo - and I am off for the train station.\nPosted by stefan at 12:50 AM 17 comments: Labels: Travel\nSome inspiriation for your next seminar:\n\"better get used to staying up all night\" - yo, man.\nPosted by Sabine Hossenfelder at 3:26 AM 9 comments: Labels: Distraction, Video\nI meant to tell you something about the String Pheno, but the slides are still not online. So, instead just a lovely photo from the old part of the village, Frascati, where it took place. I am on my way back to Italy, this time to Trieste where I will attend the workshop From Quantum to Emergent Gravity: Theory and Phenomenology.\nMy husband just sent me an email, reporting that a former colleague pointed out this very interesting article at physicsweb.org\nBlog life: Backreaction\nwhich is part of a monthly column:\nMay: Not Even Wrong\nApril: Shtetl Optimized\nMarch: A Quantum Diaries Survivor\nFebruary: Cosmic Variance\nJanuary: Uncertain Principles\nYou see, we are in good company :-) I am very flattered by such honor and find the text remarkably accurate (well, I didn't know how to spell 'Landolt-B\u00f6rnstein').\nThe mentioned Aero chocolate is here, and the 'humorous take on the recent debate over the status of string theory' is here. The 'lengthy and thoughtful posts' as well as the inpiration series you find in the sidebar.\nCan you spot a fake smile? Take the test.\n\"Scientists distinguish between genuine and fake smiles by using a coding system called the Facial Action Coding System (FACS), which was devised by Professor Paul Ekman of the University of California and Dr Wallace V. Friesen of the University of Kentucky.\"\nEspecially recommendable when sitting in the afternoon session while the sun outside is shining brightly...\nDistractions, Like Butterflies Are Buzzing 'Round My Head...\n~ Paul McCartney, Distractions\nOh well, I promised you photos from Europe, didn't I? Here's how you look like if you hang above a door frame for too long ;-)\nSeen somewhere in Rome around here, close by the Piazza del Quirinale. Still think you like buildings where you can feel the presence of the ancestors?\nAnd here I am in Warsaw for the next conference, the Planck 2007. I am very happy to report that this time my-stupid-bag arrived with me. However, at the airport I noticed that I managed to book what I thought was a hotel without having a street address. It took me some back and forth to find it out (since my Polish is even worse than my Italian). The taxi driver dropped me off and pointed vaguely into a direction since the address turned out to be in a pedestrian-only zone. After pulling my-stupid-bag through several cobblestone roads, I found the house. There I was explained that it's not an hotel at all. They rent apartments in 'the old town', and mine would actually be in another building, and also, would I please pay in advance, preferably in cash.\nI probably didn't exactly contribute to Germany's good reputation by simply refusing to pay anything before I had seen the apartment. However, I shouldn't have worried. The apartment is great, larger than mine at home, has a living room as well as a completely equipped kitchen including washing machine and dishwasher. And is less expensive than every hotel I could find in this area (I was pretty late with booking).\nThe only drawback is the absence of any internet connection. (The reason being 'there are mostly older ladies staying with us'). Right now, I am sitting on a bench in the middle of Warsaw's old town blogging over an open access wireless that has a pretty good bandwidth. There is a small fountain in the middle and the place is surrounded by lovely colorful old houses, most of which have restaurants. Lots of people are sitting here, chatting, having dinner, drinking beer. Pigeons are hopping around, children are playing with the water in the fountain. A guy behind me just started playing the violin, its incredibly bad. Oh no! I recognize that song 'Und wenn wir alle Englein w\u00e4ren....'.\nI spent a considerable amount of time trying to get some fruits or vegetables, but none of the grocery stores I found had any. On the other hand they had a truly impressive selection of sausages, bacon and all other kinds of very dead looking meat. I figure it's not a good place for a vegetarian. The only person who I could find on the street who spoke English was a German and explain he had only arrived two hours earlier, and whether I had an idea where to change Euro in Zloty (the stores still don't take Euro). Ah, the guy with the violin moved on. Now there's somebody with an accordion approaching...\nI just love to sit an watch people. Meanwhile it has gotten dark and next to the fountain is a women juggling with torches. Unfortunately, I can see lots of clouds in the north and it looks like rain. Plus, there are plenty of mosquitoes, and the accordion isn't convincing either. So I'll pack my laptop and try to get some sleep to be fit for all the physicists tomorrow.\nPS: Ach, und k\u00f6nnt mir vielleicht jemand sagen was 'Wo bitte bekomme ich Damenbinden?' auf Polnisch heisst und wie ich das ausspreche?\nPosted by Sabine Hossenfelder at 2:55 PM 13 comments: Labels: Interna, Travel\nI have been fascinated by the idea of extra dimensions (XDs) long before I finished high school. I, as apparently many other theoretical physicists, was a science fiction fan then. Besides randomly reading everything labeled with 'SF', I made my way through a considerable part of the Perry Rhodan series, which I loved for picking up political topics and projecting them into the future [1]. Admittedly, the technical details somehow escaped me, especially when it came to time travel and the hyperspace.\nThis is just to say that the topics of hyperspace and XDs have inspired generations of physicists. And whoever it was who first did the calculation that shows string theory needs extra dimensions to make sense, it must have been one of the most exciting moments I can imagine for a theoretical physicist.\nBut XDs have come a long way, and were around long before string theory. People sometimes ask me why my talks never mention the earlier works on the topic. The reason is that the theories with XDs proposed in the 1920ies by Theodor Kaluza and Otto Klein, are in their idea different to the 'modern' XDs. Yet, this usually takes too much time to clarify in a talk, so I rather skip it. However, since you - and yes, I mean YOU who you are just raising your eyebrows - are of course the most attentive reader there is, I want to elaborate somewhat on these 'early' XDs since I noticed very little people actually read the original works by Kaluza and Klein.\nThe first mentioning of adding another dimensions to our three space-like dimensions that we experience every day goes to my knowledge back to Nordstr\u00f6m in 1913 [2]. He however did not yet use General Relativity (GR) to build his theory upon. Since we know today that the gravitational potential is not a scalar field, but described by the curvature of space time, let us skip to the next attempt which uses GR as we know it today.\nGR couples the metric tensor (g) to a source term of matter fields, whose characteristics are encoded in the stress-energy tensor of the matter. All kind of energy and matter results in such a source term, and hence causes the metric to deviate from flat space. This theory does not say anything about the origin of the source terms. The matter and its properties have to be described by another theory - for example by electrodynamics. Electrodynamics on the other hand has a similar problem. The source for the electromagnetic field (charged particles) is not described by Maxwell's equations [5]. They need to be completed by further equations, e.g. the Dirac equations.\nIn the beginning of the last century, physicists had just understood gravity as a geometrical effect instead of a field in Minkowski space, so it was only natural to try the same for other fields as well, with the obvious next choice being the electric field. The idea of the early XDs is plain and simple. Einstein's field equations are a set of non-linear differential equations for the metric tensor. They are built up of the Ricci-tensor (two indices) which is a contraction over the full curvature tensor (four indices), and the curvature scalar - a further contraction of the Ricci-tensor. Such a contraction is basically a sum over two indices. The indices on these tensors label space-time directions - that is, in the standard case of GR with three space and one time dimensions, they run from 1 to 4 (or, depending on taste, sometimes from 0 to 3).\nNow if one had an additional dimension, then two things happen with Einstein's field equation. First, one has more equations because there are more free indices. Since the Ricci tensor and the metric are symmetric, the number of independent equations is D(D+1)/2, here D is the total number of dimensions. The second thing happening is that the equations with the indices belonging to the 'usual' directions acquire additional terms since the sum runs over the additional indices as well. The trick is then to separate the usual part (sum from 1 to 4) from the additional part (sum over the extra dimension), shift the additional part to the other side of the equations, and read it as a source term. In such a way, one obtains a source term even if the higher dimensional field equations were source free.\nKaluza and Klein\nThe result is that components of the higher-dimensional metric tensor appear as source terms for the four-dimensional sub-sector that we observe. The first such approach was Theodor Kaluza's whose ansatz uses one additional dimension. In the remaining entries of the metric tensor (those with one index being a 5) he put the electromagnetic potential with a coupling constant alpha (since the metric tensor is dimensionless but the electromagnetic potential isn't)\n(Here, the large Latin indices run over all dimensions, the small Greek indices over the usual four dimensions). Kaluza apparently sent a draft of his paper to Einstein in 1919, to ask for his opinion. It got published with a delay of two years [3].\nKaluza derived the higher dimensional field equations in the linear approximation. Generically, all the components of the metric tensor will be functions of all coordinates, including the additional one. This however is in conflict with what we observe. Kaluza therefore added what he called the 'cylinder condition' that set derivatives with respect to the additional coordinates to zero. In the linear approximation, he then found the ansatz to reproduce GR plus electrodynamics.\nHowever, the use of this linear approximation is not necessary, as was shown by Oskar Klein five years later [4]. Klein used a different ansatz for the metric which has an additional quadratic term:\n(Sorry, coupling constant is missing, my fault not Oskar's) And he assumed the additional coordinate is compactified on a circle. Then, one can expand all components in a Fourier-series and the zero mode will fulfill Kaluza's cylinder condition' that is, it is independent of the fifth coordinate. However, if you compare both ans\u00e4tze [7], Klein's and Kaluza's, you will notice that Klein set the g55 component to be constant to one. This is an additional constraint that generally will not be fulfilled. In fact, the additional entry behaves like a scalar field and describes something like the radius of the XD. At this time however, people had little for additional scalar fields.\nKlein's derivation is simply one of the most beautiful calculations I know. One just writes down the higher dimensional field equations, parametrizes the metric tensor according to Klein's ansatz, decomposes the equations - and what comes out is GR in four dimensions (in the Lagrangian formulation as well as the field equations), plus the free Maxwell equations.\n(Here, the supscript (4) and (5) refer to the 4 and 5 dimensional part of the curvature/metric). Further, the geodesic equation gets an additional term which is just the Lorentz force term and thus describes a charged particle moving in a curved space with an electromagnetic field.\nIn the course of this derivation, one is lead to identify the momentum in the direction of the fifth coordinate as the ratio of charge over mass (q/m). It can be shown that this quantity is conserved as it should be. Klein concluded that this charge is quantized in discrete steps (this is a geometrical quantization), the first example of the Kaluza-Klein tower.\nExtensions and Problems\nTo understand the excitement this derivation must have caused one has to keep in mind that this was 30 years before Yang and Mills, and the understanding of gauge theory was not on today's status. With today's knowledge, the argumentation appears somewhat trivial. One adds an additional dimension with U(1) symmetry, the compactified dimension. The resulting theory needs to show this symmetry that we know belongs to electrodynamics. From this point of view, it is only consequential to extend the Kaluza-Klein (KK) approach to other gauge symmetries, i.e. non-abelian groups. This was done in 1968 [6].\nOne has to note however that for non-abelian groups the curvature of the additional dimensions will not vanish, thus flat space is no longer a solution to the field equations. However, it turns out that the number of additional dimensions one needs for the gauge symmetries of the Standard Model U(1)xSU(2)xSU(3) is 1+2+4=7 [10]. Thus, together with our usual four dimensions, the total number of dimensions is D=11. Now exponentiate this finding by the fact that 11 is the favourite number for those working on supergravity, and you'll understand why KK was dealt as a hot canditate for unification.\nBut there are several problems with the traditional KK approach. First, meanwhile the age of quantum field theory had begun, and all these considerations have been purely classical and unquantized. Even more importantly, there are no fermions is this description - note that we have only talked about the free Maxwell equations. The reason is easy to see: fermions are spin 1/2 fields and unlike vector bosons one can not just write them into the metric tensor. One can of course add additional source terms, but this makes the idea somewhat less appealing [8]. The high hope had been to explain all matter and fields from a purely geometric approach.\nIf one thinks more about the fermions, one notices another problem: right- and left-handed fermions belong to different electroweak representations, a feature that is hard to include in a geometrical interpretation. Furthermore, there is the problem of stabilization of the compact extra dimensions (the sizes should not or only negligibly depend on the time-like coordinate), and the problem of singularity formation from GR persists in this approach. However. If I consider what landscape of problems other theories suffer from, it makes me wonder why the KK approach was so suddenly given up in the early 70ies. A big part of the reason might simply have been that the quark model got established, and it was the dawn of the particle-physics era.\nThe 'modern' extra dimensions differ from the KK approach by not attempting to explain the other standard model fields as components of the metric. Instead, fermionic- and gauge-fields are additional fields that are coupled to the metric. They are allowed to propagate into the extra dimensions, but are not themselves geometrical objects. Most features of the KK approach remain, most notably the geometrical quantization of the momenta into the extra dimensions and thus the KK-tower of excitations. So remains the problem of stabilization, singularities and quantization (for higher dimensional quantum field theories the coupling constants become dimensionful). However, for me this 'modern' approach is considerably less appealing as one has lost the possibility to describe gauge symmetries and standard model charges as arising from the same principle as GR.\nBut obviously, the largest problem with the KK approaches was - and still is - that it is not clear whether it is just a mathematical possibility or indeed a description of reality. As Oskar Klein put it in 1926:\n\"Ob hinter diesen Andeutungen von M\u00f6glichkeiten etwas Wirkliches besteht, muss nat\u00fcrlich die Zukunft entscheiden.\"\n\"Whether these indications of possibilities are built on reality has of course to be decided by the future.\" [9]\n[1] And if you read the wikipedia entry on Perry Rhodan you find a use for the word 'Zeitgeist'...\n[2] G. Nordstr\u00f6m, \"Zur Theorie der Gravitation vom Standpunkt des Relativit\u00e4tsprinzips\" Annalen der Physik, vol. 347, Issue 13, pp.533-554 (1913); G. Nordstr\u00f6m, \"\u00dcber die M\u00f6glichkeit, das elektromagnetische Feld und das Gravitationsfeld zu vereinigen\" ( \"About the possibility to unify the electric field and the gravitational field\" ) Physik. Zs. 15, 504-506 (1914) [Abstract]\n[3] T. Kaluza, \"Zum Unit\u00e4tsproblem der Physik'' (\"On the Problem of Unity in Physics, Sitzungsber. Preuss. Akad. Wiss. Berlin (Math. Phys.) (1921) 966.\n[4] O. Klein, \"Quantentheorie und f\u00fcnfdimensionale Relativit\u00e4tstheory\" (\"Quantum Theory and fivedimensional General Relativity\", Z. Phys. 37, 895 (1926).\n[5] Unlike to what the Wikipedia entry states, the Lorentz force law can not be derived from the Maxwell equations without further assumptions (like a Lagrangian for the coupled sources). E.g. Maxwell's equations are perfectly consistent for a static superposition of two negativley charged objects, just that we know the charged particles would repel and the configuration can't be static.\n[6] R. Kerner, \"Generalization of the Kaluza-Klein theory for an arbitrary non-abelian gauge group\", Ann. Inst. Henri Poincare, 9, 143-152 (1968)\n[7] Contrary to the wide spread believe, the plural of the German word 'Ansatz' is not 'Ansatzes' but 'Ans\u00e4tze' (pronounced 'unsetze'). 'Ansatz' could be roughly translated as 'a good point to start', or a preparation. E.g. the pre-stage for yeast dough is called 'Ansatz'...\n[8] Which finally brings us to the topic on which I lost two years during my Ph.D. time, namely the question whether one can built up the metric tensor from spin 1/2 fields. I only learned considerably later that most of this approach had been worked out in the mid 1980ies, see e.g. hep-th/0307109 and references therein.\n[9] He indeed writes it has to be decided 'by' the future not 'in' the future. Quotation from Ref. [4]\nFurther Litarature\nPhysics Notes on Kaluza Klein theories by Viktor Toth\nOverduin and Wesson, Kaluza Klein Theory, gr-qc/9805018\nVan Dongen, Einstein and the Kaluza Klein particle, gr-qc/0009087\nWikepedia on Kaluza-Klein theories\nJim Adson, Kaluza, Klein, and the Grand Unified Theory\nH\u00e4ggblad, Kaluza Klein Theory\nVan de Schaar, Kaluza Klein Theory\nH. Goenner, Kaluza's five dimensional unification (from this living review)\nOn the weekend, I flew to Rome to addend the String Pheno 2007. Meanwhile, my baggage decided to have a vacation in Palermo. It arrived with four days delay yesterday evening. I've been wearing the same clothes since the weekend, but this morning I saw myself faced with an incredible selection! A second jeans! Two T-shirts! A dress!\nHowever, despite these inconveniences, I had a so far very pleasant stay since it turned out that Amara Graps (you might know her from the blogosphere) lives nearby. She was so kind to borrow me some clothes, and yesterday we spent a very nice afternoon in Rome. Since I am currently sitting in mentioned conference (and should at least pretend to listen) let me instead show you a photo.\nOkay, now I have to prepare my talk... later more...\nJust a quick link: in case you ever wanted to express your opinion about the arXiv, take their poll (from June 4-8)\nhttp://library.cern.ch/poll.html\nIt will take approximately 20 minutes, and has plenty of comment options to complain about the new arXiv listing (or the eternal bug in the search field if you search for a tag containing the word 'not').\nOther points that I find worth mentioning: the arxiv should allow comments on papers, and a ranking (different from times cited). Comments would be helpful to avoid the increasing amount of 'reply-to-reply-to-reply-to's, ranking I would find a good idea because it's become almost impossible to find a good review or lecture notes if one doesn't know the author (and lecture notes don't usually become top-cites).\nA somewhat belated 'Hello' from Germany!\nWhat is new here? Well, the whole country is upset about the G8 summit in a city that nobody had ever heard of before. Border security has been enhanced, and Lufthansa had all passengers sniffed at by a huge dog. I can also report that Lufthansa meal sizes have increased again, they still serve liquor for free, and my flight was otherwise a classical chicken-or-pasta event. Besides this: congratulations America! When I was here last time late 2006, newspapers were praising the USA for remembering democracy, now you've succesfully regained global-asshole status (I am currently not in the mood to elaborate on global energy scarcity, for an extended version of my opinion, see Global Warming.)\nSure sure, America is still faster, bigger, better: Germany still doesn't have penny trays (I consider that to be one of the most important advantages of the USA), they still don't know what 'cash back' is, and shops are still closed when I finally find the time to go there.\nSomething completely different: since all-my-mother's-children have moved out and the cat died, the house gets populated by an ever increasing amount of handmade Teddy bears.\n[Figure: Representavive sample of the German population -- Can you find out which item does not fit in?]\nPosted by Sabine Hossenfelder at 4:35 AM 21 comments: Labels: Germany, Interna, Travel\nI remember a moment of excitement and puzzlement early on in my first class in quantum mechanics, when our professor announced that now, he would discuss the \"freier Fall\" in quantum mechanics. I was excited, because it seemed great to me to transfer such an elementary situation as the free fall of a stone into the realm of quantum mechanics, and puzzled, because I knew that the gravitational potential is so extremely weak that it can be safely ignored on scales where quantum mechanics comes into play - at least, in most cases. Alas, that lecture was quite a disappointment, because of an ambiguity of the German wording \"freier Fall\": it can mean both the free \"fall\", and the free \"case\" (as in Wittgenstein's famous dictum \"Die Welt ist alles, was der Fall ist.\") - and what we learned in our lecture was just about the free case, the quite boring plane wave motion of a quantum particle subject to no potential whatsoever.\nWhat we did not learn in our class was that, even back at that time, there had been several clever experiments with neutrons which demonstrate the influence of the gravitational potential on the phase of the neutron wave function using interferometers. Neutrons, of course, are ideal particles to perform such experiments, since they have no electric charge and are not subject to the influence of the ubiquitous electromagnetic fields.\nBut only over the last few years, new experiments have been realised that show directly the quantisation of the vertical \"free fall\" motion of neutrons in the gravitational field of the Earth. I had heard about them some time ago in connection with their possible role for the detection of Non-Newtonian forces, or the modifications of Newtonian gravity at short distances. Then, earlier this year, I heard a talk by one of the experimenters at Frankfurt University, and I was quote fascinated when I followed the papers describing the experiments.\nThe essential point of these experiments is the following: If you prepare a beam of very slow neutrons - with velocities about 10 m/s - you can make them hop over a reflecting plane much like you can let hop a pebble over the surface of a lake. Then, you can observe that the vertical part of the motion of the neutrons - with velocities smaller than 5 cm/s - is quantised. In fact, one can detect the quantum states of neutrons in the gravitational field of the Earth! Let me explain in more detail...\nFree Fall in Classical Mechanics ...\nIn order to better understand the experiment, let's go back one step and consider the very simple motion of an elastic ball which is dropped on the ground. If the ground is plane and reflecting, and the ball is ideally elastic such that there is no dissipation of energy, the ball will jump back to the height of where it was dropped from, fall down again, jump back, fall, and so on. The height of the ball over ground as a function of time is shown as the blue curve in the left of this figure: it is simply a sequence of nice parabolas.\nWe can now ask, What is the probability to find the bouncing ball in a certain height above the floor? For example, we could make a movie of the bouncing ball, take a still at some random time, and check the distribution of the height of the ball if we repeat this for many random stills. The result of this random sampling of the bouncing motion of the ball is the probability distribution shown in red on the right-hand side of figure. The probability to find the ball at a certain height in this idealised, \"stationary\" situation, where the elastic ball is bouncing forever, is highest at the upper turning point of the motion, and lowest at the bottom, where the ball is reflected.\n... and in Quantum Mechanics\nSo much for classical mechanics, as we know it from every-day life. In quantum mechanics, unfortunately, there is not anymore such a thing as the path of a particle, with position and velocity as well-defined quantities at any instant in time. However, it still makes sense to speak of stationary states, and of the probability distribution to find a particle at a certain position. In quantum mechanics, it is the wave function which provides us with this probability distribution by calculating its square. And the law of nature determining the wave function is encoded in the famous Schr\u00f6dinger equation. The Schr\u00f6dinger equation for a stationary state is an \"eigenvalue equation\", whose solution yields, at the same time, the wave function and the value of the energy of the corresponding state. For the motion of a particle in a linear potential - such as the potential energy mgx of a particle with mass m at height x above ground in the gravitational field with acceleration g at the surface of the Earth - it reads\nIn some cases, there are so-called \"exact solutions\" to the Schr\u00f6dinger equation - wave functions that are given by certain functions one can look up in thick compendia, or at MathWorld. These functions usually are some beautiful beasts out of the zoo of so-called \"special functions\". Such is the case for the motion of a particle in a linear potential, where the solution of the Schr\u00f6dinger equation is given by the Airy function Ai(x). Interestingly, this function first showed up in physics when the British astronomer George Airy applied the wave theory of light to the phenomenon of the rainbow...\nQuantum States of Particles in the Gravitational Field\nAs a result of solving the Schr\u00f6dinger equation, there is a stationary state with a minimal energy - the ground state - and a series of excited states with higher energies. Here is how the wave function of the second excited state of a particle in the gravitational field looks like as a function of the height above ground:\nThe wave function, shown on the left in magenta, oscillates through two nodes, and goes down to zero exponentially above the classical limiting height, which corresponds to the upper turning point of the parabola of a classical particle with the same energy. For neutrons in this state, this height is 32.4 \u00b5m above the plane. The green curve on the right shows the probability density corresponding to the wave function. It is quite different from the classical probability density, shown in red. As a characteristical property of a quantum system, there is, besides the two nodes, a certain probability to find the particle above the classical turning point. This is an example of the tunnel effect: there is a chance to find a quantum particle in regions where by the laws of classical physics, it would not be allowed to be because of unsufficient energy.\nHowever, going from the ground state to ever higher excited states eventually reproduces the probability distribtion of classical physics. This is what is called the correspondence principle, and you can see what it means if you have a look at the wave function for 60th excited state: Here, the probability distribution derived from the quantum wave function follows already very closely the classical distribution.\nSo far, we have been talking about theory: the Schr\u00f6dinger equation and its solutions in guise of the Airy function. There is no reason at all to doubt the validity of the Schr\u00f6dinger equation: it has been thoroughly tested in innumerable situations, from the hydrogen atom to solid state physics. However, in all these situations, the interaction of the particles involved is electromagnetic, and not by gravitation. For this reason, it is extremely interesting to think about ways to check the solution of the Schr\u00f6dinger equation for particles in the gravitational field. As we have seen before, the best way to do this is to work with neutrons, in order to avoid spurious electromagnetic effects.\nUnfortunately, it is so far not possible to scan directly the probability distribution of neutrons in the gravitational field. However, in a clever experimental setup, one can look at the transmission of neutrons through a channel between with a horizontal reflecting surface where they can bounce like pebbles over a lake, and an absorber ahead. This is a rough sketch of the setup:\nThe decisive idea of the experiment is to vary the height of the absorber above the reflecting plane, and to monitor the transmission of neutrons as a function of this height. If the height of the absorber is to low, the ground state for the vertical motion of the neutrons does not fit into the channel, and no neutrons will pass the channel. Transmission sets in once the height of the channel is sufficiently large to accommodate the ground state wave function of the vertical motion of the neutron. Moreover, whenever with increasing height of the channel, one more of the excited wave function fits in, the transmission should increase. The first of these steps, and the corresponding wave functions and probability densities, are shown in this figure:\nThe interesting point now is, can this stepwise increase of transmission be observed in actual experimental data? Here are measured data, and indeed - the first step is clearly visible, and the second and third step can be identified:\nAdapted by permission from Macmillan Publishers Ltd: Nature (doi:10.1038/415297a), copyright 2002.\nThis has been the first verification of quantised states of particles in the gravitational field!\nYou may wonder if the experiment may not have shown just some \"particle in a box\" quantisation, since the channel for the neutrons formed by the reflecting plane and the absorber may make up such a box. This objection has been raised, indeed, in a comment paper, and has been answered by detailed calculations, and improved experiments: the conclusion about quantisation in the gravitational field remains fully valid!\nHowever, limits about modifications of Newtonian gravity from this experiment remain restricted. Such a modification would change the potential the neutrons are moving in. For example, a short-range force caused by the matter of reflecting plane could contribute to the potential of the neutrons. However, as comes out, such an additional potential would be very weak and have nearly no influence at all on the overall wave function of the neutron.\nMoreover, it is clear that in this experiment, the gravitational field is always a classical background field, which itself is not quantised at all. There may be the possibility that a neutron undergoes a transition from, say, the second to the first quantised state, thereby emitting a graviton - similar to the electron in an atom, which emits a photon when the electron makes a transition. Unfortunately, this probability is so low that it is not reasonable to expect that it may ever be measured....\nBut all these restrictions do not change at all the main point that this a very exciting, elementary experiment, which could find its way into textbooks of quantum mechanics!\nHere are some papers about the \"bouncing neutron\" experiment:\nQuantum states of neutrons in the Earth's gravitational field by V.V. Nesvizhevsky, H.G. Boerner, A.K. Petoukhov, H. Abele, S. Baessler, F. Ruess, Th. Stoeferle, A. Westphal, A.M. Gagarski, G.A. Petrov, and A.V. Strelkov; Nature 415 (2002) 297-299 (doi: 10.1038/415297a) - The first description of the result.\nMeasurement of quantum states of neutrons in the Earth's gravitational field by V.V. Nesvizhevsky, H.G. Boerner, A.M. Gagarsky, A.K. Petoukhov, G.A. Petrov, H.Abele, S. Baessler, G. Divkovic, F.J. Ruess, Th. Stoeferle, A. Westphal, A.V. Strelkov, K.V. Protasov, A.Yu. Voronin; Phys.Rev. D 67 (2003) 102002 (doi: 10.1103/PhysRevD.67.102002 | arXiv: hep-ph/0306198v1) - A more detailed description of the experimental setup and the first results.\nStudy of the neutron quantum states in the gravity field by V.V. Nesvizhevsky, A.K. Petukhov, H.G. Boerner, T.A. Baranova, A.M. Gagarski, G.A. Petrov, K.V. Protasov, A.Yu. Voronin, S. Baessler, H. Abele, A. Westphal, L. Lucovac; Eur.Phys.J. C 40 (2005) 479-491 (doi: 10.1140/epjc/s2005-02135-y | arXiv: hep-ph/0502081v2) - Another more detailed discussion of the experimental setup, possible sources of error, and the first results.\nQuantum motion of a neutron in a wave-guide in the gravitational field by A.Yu. Voronin, H. Abele, S. Baessler, V.V. Nesvizhevsky, A.K. Petukhov, K.V. Protasov, A. Westphal; Phys.Rev. D 73 (2006) 044029 (doi: 10.1103/PhysRevD.73.044029 | arXiv: quant-ph/0512129v2) - A long and detailed discussion of point such as the \"particle in the box\" ambiguity and the role of the absorber.\nConstrains on non-Newtonian gravity from the experiment on neutron quantum states in the Earth's gravitational field by V.V. Nesvizhevsky, K.V. Protasov; Class.Quant.Grav. 21 (2004) 4557-4566 (doi: 10.1088/0264-9381/21/19/005 | arXiv: hep-ph/0401179v1) - As the title says: a discussion of the constraints for Non-Newtonian forces.\nSpontaneous emission of graviton by a quantum bouncer by G. Pignol, K.V. Protasov, V.V. Nesvizhevsky; Class.Quant.Grav. 24 (2007) 2439-2441 (doi: 10.1088/0264-9381/24/9/N02 | arXiv: quant-ph/07702256v1) - As the title suggests: the estimate for the emission of a graviton from the neutron in the gravitational field.\nTAG: physics, quantum mechanics\nPosted by stefan at 7:00 PM 40 comments: Labels: Physics",
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        "raw_content": "Does parametric resonance solve the cosmological constant problem?\nAn oscillator too.\nSource: Giphy.\nTl;dr: Ask me again in ten years.\nA lot of people asked for my opinion about a paper by Wang, Zhu, and Unruh that recently got published in Physical Reviews D, one of the top journals in the field.\nHow the huge energy of quantum vacuum gravitates to drive the slow accelerating expansion of the Universe\nQingdi Wang, Zhen Zhu, William G. Unruh\nFollowing a press-release from UBC, the paper has attracted quite some attention in the pop science media which is remarkable for such a long and technically heavy work. My summary of the coverage so far is \u201cbla-bla-bla parametric resonance.\u201d\nI tried to ignore the media buzz a) because it\u2019s a long paper, b) because it\u2019s a long paper, and c) because I\u2019m not your public community debugger. I actually have own research that I\u2019m more interested in. Sulk.\nBut of course I eventually came around and read it. Because I\u2019ve toyed with a similar idea some while ago and it worked badly. So, clearly, these folks outscored me, and after some introspection I thought that instead of being annoyed by the attention they got, I should figure out why they succeeded where I failed.\nTurns out that once you see through the math, the paper is not so difficult to understand. Here\u2019s the quick summary.\nOne of the major problems in modern cosmology is that vacuum fluctuations of quantum fields should gravitate. Unfortunately, if one calculates the energy density and pressure contained in these fluctuations, the values are much too large to be compatible with the expansion history of the universe.\nThis vacuum energy gravitates the same way as the cosmological constant. Such a large cosmological constant, however, should lead to a collapse of the universe long before the formation of galactic structures. If you switch the sign, the universe doesn\u2019t collapse but expands so rapidly that structures can\u2019t form because they are ripped apart. Evidently, since we are here today, that didn\u2019t happen. Instead, we observe a small positive cosmological constant and where did that come from? That\u2019s the cosmological constant problem.\nThe problem can be solved by introducing an additional cosmological constant that cancels the vacuum energy from quantum field theory, leaving behind the observed value. This solution is both simple and consistent. It is, however, unpopular because it requires fine-tuning the additional term so that the two contributions almost \u2013 but not exactly \u2013 cancel. (I believe this argument to be flawed, but that\u2019s a different story and shall be told another time.) Physicists therefore have tried for a long time to explain why the vacuum energy isn\u2019t large or doesn\u2019t couple to gravity as expected.\nStrictly speaking, however, the vacuum energy density is not constant, but \u2013 as you expect of fluctuations \u2013 it fluctuates. It is merely the average value that acts like a cosmological constant, but the local value should change rapidly both in space and in time. (These fluctuations are why I\u2019ve never bought the \u201cdegravitation\u201d idea according to which the vacuum energy decouples because gravity has a built-in high-pass filter. In that case, you could decouple a cosmological constant, but you\u2019d still be stuck with the high-frequency fluctuations.)\nIn the new paper, the authors make the audacious attempt to calculate how gravity reacts to the fluctuations of the vacuum energy. I say it\u2019s audacious because this is not a weak-field approximation and solving the equations for gravity without a weak-field approximation and without symmetry assumptions (as you would have for the homogeneous and isotropic case) is hard, really hard, even numerically.\nThe vacuum fluctuations are dominated by very high frequencies corresponding to a usually rather arbitrarily chosen \u2018cutoff\u2019 \u2013 denoted \u039b \u2013 where the effective theory for the fluctuations should break down. One commonly assumes that this frequency roughly corresponds to the Planck mass, mp. The key to understanding the new paper is that the authors do not assume this cutoff, \u039b, to be at the Planck mass, but at a much higher energy, \u039b >> mp.\nAs they demonstrate in the paper, massaged into a suitable form, one of the field equations for gravity takes the form of an oscillator equation with a time- and space-dependent coupling term. This means, essentially, space-time at each place has the properties of a driven oscillator.\nThe important observation that solves the cosmological constant problem is then that the typical resonance frequency of this oscillator is \u039b2/mp which is by assumption much larger than the main frequency of fluctuations the oscillator is driven by, which is \u039b. This means that space-time resonates with the frequency of the vacuum fluctuations \u2013 leading to an exponential expansion like that from a cosmological constant \u2013 but it resonates only with higher harmonics, so that the resonance is very weak.\nThe result is that the amplitude of the oscillations grows exponentially, but it grows slowly. The effective cosmological constant they get by averaging over space is therefore not, as one would naively expect, \u039b, but (omitting factors that are hopefully of order one) \u039b* exp (-\u039b2/mp). One hence uses a trick quite common in high-energy physics, that one can create a large hierarchy of numbers by having a small hierarchy of numbers in an exponent.\nIn conclusion, by pushing the cutoff above the Planck mass, they suppress the resonance and slow down the resulting acceleration.\nNeat, yes.\nBut I know you didn\u2019t come for the nice words, so here\u2019s the main course. The idea has several problems. Let me start with the most basic one, which is also the reason I once discarded a (related but somewhat different) project. It\u2019s that their solution doesn\u2019t actually solve the field equations of gravity.\nIt\u2019s not difficult to see. Forget all the stuff about parametric resonance for a moment. Their result doesn\u2019t solve the field equations if you set all the fluctuations to zero, so that you get back the case with a cosmological constant. That\u2019s because if you integrate the second Friedmann-equation for a negative cosmological constant you can only solve the first Friedmann-equation if you have negative curvature. You then get Anti-de Sitter space. They have not introduced a curvature term, hence the first Friedmann-equation just doesn\u2019t have a (real valued) solution.\nNow, if you turn back on the fluctuations, their solution should reduce to the homogeneous and isotropic case on short distances and short times, but it doesn\u2019t. It would take a very good reason for why that isn\u2019t so, and no reason is given in the paper. It might be possible, but I don\u2019t see how.\nI further find it perplexing that they rest their argument on results that were derived in the literature for parametric resonance on the assumption that solutions are linearly independent. General relativity, however, is non-linear. Therefore, one generally isn\u2019t free to combine solutions arbitrarily.\nSo far that\u2019s not very convincing. To make matters worse, if you don\u2019t have homogeneity, you have even more equations that come from the position-dependence and they don\u2019t solve these equations either. Let me add, however, that this doesn\u2019t worry me all that much because I think it might be possible to deal with it by exploiting the stochastic properties of the local oscillators (which are homogeneous again, in some sense).\nAnother troublesome feature of their idea is that the scale-factor of the oscillating space-time crosses zero in each cycle so that the space-time volume also goes to zero and the metric structure breaks down. I have no idea what that even means. I\u2019d be willing to ignore this issue if the rest was working fine, but seeing that it doesn\u2019t, it just adds to my misgivings.\nThe other major problem with their approach is that the limit they work in doesn\u2019t make sense to begin with. They are using classical gravity coupled to the expectation values of the quantum field theory, a mixture known as \u2018semi-classical gravity\u2019 in which gravity is not quantized. This approximation, however, is known to break down when the fluctuations in the energy-momentum tensor get large compared to its absolute value, which is the very case they study.\nIn conclusion, \u201cbla-bla-bla parametric resonance\u201d is a pretty accurate summary.\nHow serious are these problems? Is there something in the paper that might be interesting after all?\nMaybe. But the assumption (see below Eq (42)) that the fields that source the fluctuations satisfy normal energy conditions is, I believe, a non-starter if you want to get an exponential expansion. Even if you introduce a curvature term so that you can solve the equations, I can\u2019t for the hell of it see how you average over locally approximately Anti-de Sitter spaces to get an approximate de Sitter space. You could of course just flip the sign, but then the second Friedmann equation no longer describes an oscillator.\nMaybe allowing complex-valued solutions is a way out. Complex numbers are great. Unfortunately, nature\u2019s a bitch and it seems we don\u2019t live in a complex manifold. Hence, you\u2019d then have to find a way to get rid of the imaginary numbers again. In any case, that\u2019s not discussed in the paper either.\nI admit that the idea of using a de-tuned parametric resonance to decouple vacuum fluctuations and limit their impact on the expansion of the universe is nice. Maybe I just lack vision and further work will solve the above mentioned problems. More generally, I think numerically solving the field equations with stochastic initial conditions is of general interest and it would be great if their paper inspires follow-up studies. So, give it ten years, and then ask me again. Maybe something will have come out of it.\nIn other news, I have also written a paper that explains the cosmological constant and I haven\u2019t only solved the equations that I derived, I also wrote a Maple work-sheet that you can download and check the calculation for yourself. The paper was just accepted for publication in PRD.\nFor what my self-reflection is concerned, I concluded I might be too ambitious. It\u2019s much easier to solve equations if you don\u2019t actually solve them.\nI gratefully acknowledge helpful conversation with two of this paper\u2019s authors who have been very, very patient with me. Sorry I didn\u2019t have anything nicer to say.\nCan we probe the quantization of the black hole horizon with gravitational waves?\nTl;dr: Yes, but the testable cases aren\u2019t the most plausible ones.\nIt\u2019s the year 2017, but we still don\u2019t know how space and time get along with quantum mechanics. The best clue so far comes from Stephen Hawking and Jacob Bekenstein. They made one of the most surprising finds that theoretical physics saw in the 20th century: Black holes have entropy.\nIt was a surprise because entropy is a measure for unresolved microscopic details, but in general relativity black holes don\u2019t have details. They are almost featureless balls. That they nevertheless seem to have an entropy \u2013 and a gigantically large one in addition \u2013 indicates strongly that black holes can be understood only by taking into account quantum effects of gravity. The large entropy, so the idea, quantifies all the ways the quantum structure of black holes can differ.\nThe Bekenstein-Hawking entropy scales with the horizon area of the black hole and is usually interpreted as a measure for the number of elementary areas of size Planck-length squared. A Planck-length is a tiny 10-35 meters. This area-scaling is also the basis of the holographic principle which has dominated research in quantum gravity for some decades now. If anything is important in quantum gravity, this is.\nIt comes with the above interpretation that the area of the black hole horizon always has to be a multiple of the elementary Planck area. However, since the Planck area is so small compared to the size of astrophysical black holes \u2013 ranging from some kilometers to some billion kilometers \u2013 you\u2019d never notice the quantization just by looking at a black hole. If you got to look at it to begin with. So it seems like a safely untestable idea.\nA few months ago, however, I noticed an interesting short note on the arXiv in which the authors claim that one can probe the black hole quantization with gravitational waves emitted from a black hole, for example in the ringdown after a merger event like the one seen by LIGO:\nTesting Quantum Black Holes with Gravitational Waves\nValentino F. Foit, Matthew Kleban\nThe basic idea is simple. Assume it is correct that the black hole area is always a multiple of the Planck area and that gravity is quantized so that it has a particle \u2013 the graviton \u2013 associated with it. If the only way for a black hole to emit a graviton is to change its horizon area in multiples of the Planck area, then this dictates the energy that the black hole loses when the area shrinks because the black hole\u2019s area depends on the black hole\u2019s mass. The Planck-area quantization hence sets the frequency of the graviton that is emitted.\nA gravitational wave is nothing but a large number of gravitons. According to the area quantization, the wavelengths of the emitted gravitons is of the order of the order of the black hole radius, which is what one expects to dominate the emission during the ringdown. However, so the authors\u2019 argument, the spectrum of the gravitational wave should be much narrower in the quantum case.\nSince the model that quantizes the black hole horizon in Planck-area chunks depends on a free parameter, it would take two measurements of black hole ringdowns to rule out the scenario: The first to fix the parameter, the second to check whether the same parameter works for all measurements.\nIt\u2019s a simple idea but it may be too simple. The authors are careful to list the possible reasons for why their argument might not apply. I think it doesn\u2019t apply for a reason that\u2019s a combination of what is on their list.\nA classical perturbation of the horizon leads to a simultaneous emission of a huge number of gravitons, and for those there is no good reason why every single one of them must fit the exact emission frequency that belongs to an increase of one Planck area as long as the total energy adds up properly.\nI am not aware, however, of a good theoretical treatment of this classical limit from the area-quantization. It might indeed not work in some of the more audacious proposals we have recently seen, like Gia Dvali\u2019s idea that black holes are condensates of gravitons. Scenarios such like Dvali\u2019s might be testable indeed with the ringdown characteristics. I\u2019m sure we will hear more about this in the coming years as LIGO accumulates data.\nWhat this proposed test would do, therefore, is to probe the failure of reproducing general relativity for large oscillations of the black hole horizon. Clearly, it\u2019s something that we should look for in the data. But I don\u2019t think black holes will release their secrets quite as easily.\nCan we use gravitational waves to rule out extra dimensions \u2013 and string theory with it?\nCredits: Henze, NASA\nTl;dr: Probably not.\nLast week I learned from New Scientist that \u201cGravitational waves could show hints of extra dimensions.\u201d The article is about a paper which recently appeared on the arxiv:\nSignatures of extra dimensions in gravitational waves\nDavid Andriot and Gustavo Lucena G\u00f3mez\nThe claim in this paper is nothing but stunning. Authors Andriot and G\u00f3mez argue that if our universe has additional dimensions, no matter how small, then we could find out using gravitational waves in the frequency regime accessible by LIGO.\nWhile LIGO alone cannot do it because the measurement requires three independent detectors, soon upcoming experiments could either confirm or forever rule out extra dimensions \u2013 and kill string theory along the way. That, ladies and gentlemen, would be the discovery of the millennium. And, almost equally stunning, you heard it first from New Scientist.\nAdditional dimensions are today primarily associated with string theory, but the idea is much older. In the context of general relativity, it dates back to the work of Kaluza and Klein the 1920s. I came across their papers as an undergraduate and was fascinated. Kaluza and Klein showed that if you add a fourth space-like coordinate to our universe and curl it up to a tiny circle, you don\u2019t get back general relativity \u2013 you get back general relativity plus electrodynamics.\nIn the presently most widely used variants of string theory one has not one, but six additional dimensions and they can be curled up \u2013 or \u2018compactified,\u2019 as they say \u2013 to complicated shapes. But a key feature of the original idea survives: Waves which extend into the extra dimension must have wavelengths in integer fractions of the extra dimension\u2019s radius. This gives rise to an infinite number of higher harmonics \u2013 the \u201cKaluza-Klein tower\u201d \u2013 that appear like massive excitations of any particle that can travel into the extra dimensions.\nThe mass of these excitations is inversely proportional to the radius (in natural units). This means if the radius is small, one needs a lot of energy to create an excitation, and this explains why he haven\u2019t yet noticed the additional dimensions.\nIn the most commonly used model, one further assumes that the only particle that experiences the extra-dimensions is the graviton \u2013 the hypothetical quantum of the gravitational interaction. Since we have not measured the gravitational interaction on short distances as precisely as the other interactions, such gravity-only extra-dimensions allow for larger radii than all-particle extra-dimensions (known as \u201cuniversal extra-dimensions\u201d.) In the new paper, the authors deal with gravity-only extra-dimensions.\nFrom the current lack of observation, one can then derive bounds on the size of the extra-dimension. These bounds depend on the number of extra-dimensions and on their intrinsic curvature. For the simplest case \u2013 the flat extra-dimensions used in the paper \u2013 the bounds range from a few micrometers (for two extra-dimensions) to a few inverse MeV for six extra dimensions (natural units again).\nSuch extra-dimensions do more, however, than giving rise to a tower of massive graviton excitations. Gravitational waves have spin two regardless of the number of spacelike dimensions, but the number of possible polarizations depends on the number of dimensions. More dimensions, more possible polarizations. And the number of polarizations, importantly, doesn\u2019t depend on the size of the extra-dimensions at all.\nIn the new paper, the authors point out that the additional polarization of the graviton affects the propagation even of the non-excited gravitational waves, ie the ones that we can measure. The modified geometry of general relativity gives rise to a \u201cbreathing mode,\u201d that is a gravitational wave which expands and contracts synchronously in the two (large) dimensions perpendicular to the direction of the wave. Such a breathing mode does not exist in normal general relativity, but it is not specific to extra-dimensions; other modifications of general relativity also have a breathing mode. Still, its non-observation would indicate no extra-dimensions.\nBut an old problem of Kaluza-Klein theories stands in the way of drawing this conclusion. The radii of the additional dimensions (also known as \u201cmoduli\u201d) are unstable. You can assume that they have particular initial values, but there is no reason for the radii to stay at these values. If you shake an extra-dimension, its radius tends to run away. That\u2019s a problem because then it becomes very difficult to explain why we haven\u2019t yet noticed the extra-dimensions.\nTo deal with the unstable radius of an extra-dimension, theoretical physicists hence introduce a potential with a minimum at which the value of the radius is stuck. This isn\u2019t optional \u2013 it\u2019s necessary to prevent conflict with observation. One can debate how well-motivated that is, but it\u2019s certainly possible, and it removes the stability problem.\nFixing the radius of an extra-dimension, however, will also make it more difficult to wiggle it \u2013 after all, that\u2019s exactly what the potential was made to do. Unfortunately, in the above mentioned paper the authors don\u2019t have stabilizing potentials.\nI do not know for sure what stabilizing the extra-dimensions would do to their analysis. This would depend not only on the type and number of extra-dimension but also on the potential. Maybe there is a range in parameter-space where the effect they speak of survives. But from the analysis provided so far it\u2019s not clear, and I am \u2013 as always \u2013 skeptical.\nIn summary: I don\u2019t think we\u2019ll rule out string theory any time soon.\n[Updated to clarify breathing mode also appears in other modifications of general relativity.]\nPosted by Sabine Hossenfelder at 6:47 AM 8 comments: Labels: Astrophysics, Papers, Physics\nHere is the third and last of the music videos I produced together with Apostolos Vasilidis and Timo Alho, sponsored by FQXi. The first two are here and here.\nIn this video, I am be-singing a virtual particle pair that tries to separate, and quite literally reflect on the inevitable imperfection of reality. The lyrics of this song went through an estimated ten thousand iterations until we finally settled on one. After this, none of us was in the mood to fight over a second verse, but I think the first has enough words already.\nWith that, I have reached the end of what little funding I had. And unfortunately, the Germans haven\u2019t yet figured out that social media benefits science communication. Last month I heard a seminar on public outreach that didn\u2019t so much as mention the internet. I do not kid you. There are foundations here who\u2019d rather spend 100k on an event that reaches 50 people than a tenth of that to reach 100 times as many people. In some regards, Germans are pretty backwards.\nThis means from here on you\u2019re back to my crappy camcorder and the always same three synthesizers unless I can find other sponsors. So, in your own interest, share the hell out of this!\nAlso, please let us know which video was your favorite and why because among the three of us, we couldn\u2019t agree.\nAs previously, the video has captions which you can turn on by clicking on CC in the YouTube bottom bar. For your convenience, here are the lyrics:\nWe had the signs for taking off,\nThe two of us we were on top,\nI had never any doubt,\nThat you\u2019d be there when things got rough.\nWe had the stuff to do it right,\nAs long as you were by my side,\nWe were special, we were whole,\nFrom the GUT down to the TOE.\nBut all the harmony was wearing off,\nIt was too much,\nWe were living in a fiction,\nWithout any imperfection.\nEvery symmetry\nHas to be broken,\nEvery harmony\nHas to decay.\nLeave me alone, I\u2019m\nTired of talking,\nI\u2019m not a toy,\nI\u2019m not a toy.\nLeave alone now,\nI\u2019m not a token,\nWe had the signs for taking off\nHarmony was wearing off\nI\u2019m tired of talking.\nPosted by Sabine Hossenfelder at 11:25 AM 17 comments: Labels: Physics, Video\nPosted by Sabine Hossenfelder at 8:33 AM 1,705 comments: Labels: Papers, Philosophy\nI'm in Munich next week, playing with the philosophers. Be good while I'm away, back soon. (Below, the girls, missing a few teeth.)\nYou have all been waiting for this. The first ever song about quantum entanglement, Boltzmann brains, and the multiverse:\nThis is the second music video produced in collaboration with Apostolos Vasilidis and Timo Alho, supported by FQXi. (The first is here.) I think these two young artists are awesomely talented! Just by sharing this video you can greatly support them.\nIn this video too, I\u2019m the one to blame for the lyrics, and if you think this one\u2019s heavy on the nerdism, wait for the next ;)\nHere, I sing about entanglement and the ability of a quantum system to be in two different states at the same time. Quantum states don\u2019t have to decide, so the story, but humans have to. I have some pessimistic and some optimistic future visions, contrast determinism with many worlds, and sum it up with a chorus that says: Whatever we do, we are all in this together. And since you ask, we are all connected, because ER=EPR.\nThe video has subtitles, click on the \u201cCC\u201d icon in the YouTube bottom bar to turn on.\n(The cat is dead)\nWe will all come back\nAs a brain in a vat\nAnd purely mind.\nI\u2019m just back from the future and I'm here to report\nWe\u2019ll be assimilated, we\u2019ll all join the Borg\nWe\u2019ll be collectively stupid, if you like that or not\nResistance is futile, we might as well get started now\nI never asked to be part of your club\nBut we are all connected\nLike Schr\u00f6dinger\u2019s cat\nWe will all be dead\nAnd we will never lie\nAll our hope,\nOur fear and doubt\nWill be far behind.\nBut I\u2019m not a computer and I'm not a machine\nI am not any other, let me be me\nIf the only pill that you have left\nIs the blue and not the red\nIt might not be so bad to be\nSomebody\u2019s pet\nSince you ask, the cat is doing fine\nSomewhere in the multiverse it\u2019s still alive\nThink that is bad? If you trust our math,\nThe future is as fixed, as is the past.\nSince you ask. Since you ask.\nPosted by Sabine Hossenfelder at 11:18 AM 27 comments: Labels: Video\nPope Francis meets Stephen Hawking.\n[Photo: Piximus.]\nMy husband is a Roman Catholic, so is his whole family. I\u2019m a heathen. We\u2019re both atheists, but dear husband has steadfastly refused to leave the church. That he throws out money with the annual \u201cchurch tax\u201d (imo a great failure of secularization) has been a recurring point of friction between us. But as of recently I\u2019ve stopped bitching about it \u2013 because the current Pope is just so damn awesome.\nPope Francis, born in Argentina, is the 266th leader of the Catholic Church. The man\u2019s 80 years old, but within only two years he has overhauled his religion. He accepts Darwinian evolution as well as the Big Bang theory. He addresses ecological problems \u2013 loss of biodiversity, climate change, pollution \u2013 and calls for action, while worrying that \u201cinternational politics has [disregarded] well-founded scientific opinion about the state of our planet.\u201d He also likes exoplanets:\nI find this remarkable, not only because his attitude flies in the face of those who claim religion is incompatible with science. More important, Pope Francis succeeds where the vast majority of politicians fail. He listens to scientists, accepts the facts, and bases calls for actions on evidence. Meanwhile, politicians left and right bend facts to mislead people about what\u2019s in whose interest.\nAnd Pope Francis is a man whose word matters big time. About 1.3 billion people in the world are presently members of his Church. For the Catholics, the Pope is the next best thing to God. The Pope is infallible, and he can keep going until he quite literally drops dead. Compared to Francis, Tweety-Trump is a fly circling a horse\u2019s ass.\nGlobal distribution of Catholics.\n[Source: Wikipedia. By Starfunker226, CC BY-SA 3.0, Link.]\nThis current Pope is demonstrably not afraid of science, and this gives me hope for the future. Most of the tension between science and religion that we witness today is caused by certain aspects of monotheistic religions that are obviously in conflict with science \u2013 if taken literally. But it\u2019s an unnecessary tension. It would be easy enough to throw out what are basically thousand years old stories. But this will only happen once the religious understand it will not endanger the core of their beliefs.\nScience advocates like to argue that religion is incompatible with science for religion is based on belief, not reason. But this neglects that science, too, is ultimately based on beliefs.\nMost scientists, for example, believe in an external reality. They believe, for the biggest part, that knowledge is good. They believe that the world can be understood, and that this is something humans should strive for.\nIn the foundations of physics I have seen more specific beliefs. Many of my colleagues, for example, believe that the fundamental laws of nature are simple, elegant, even beautiful. They believe that logical deduction can predict observations. They believe in continuous functions and that infinities aren\u2019t real.\nNone of this has a rational basis, but physicists rarely acknowledge these beliefs as what they are. Often, I have found myself more comfortable with openly religious people, for at least they are consciously aware of their beliefs and make an effort to prevent it from interfering with research. Even my own discipline, I think, would benefit from a better awareness of the bounds of human rationality. 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        "raw_content": "Technique wasn\u2019t the focus in the first years playing badminton in Denmark. The players didn\u2019t really know the game yet or how to play it properly so young talented players weren\u2019t something you saw in Denmark in the beginning. The lack of knowledge about the game made it difficult to produce a group of young players with talented skills, but visits from foreign teams \u2013 like The Strollers from Ireland \u2013 helped this situation and helped the process of development in the right direction.\nIn the mid 1930s we saw the first Danish talents develop. Their technique combined with mobility placed them as some of the best players in the country at that time. But the group of young players weren\u2019t very big so it took time to organize tournaments for them \u2013 also taking the geographical distances into consideration. It was very expensive and almost unseen to travel across The Great Belt to participate in tournaments but never the less the first National Championships in men\u2019s singles for players under 18 were played in 1933 and women\u2019s singles followed in 1934.\nSince these early years of the National Championships for young players it has developed quickly introducing National Championships for players under 16 in 1942 and under 14 in 1961. Still, the events at that time were men\u2019s and women\u2019s singles but in 1967 the doubles events were introduced for the eldest age groups. In 1975 the National Championships for players under 12 were introduced and completed the list of National Championships for young players.\nIn the 1996/97 season the Badminton Association of Denmark (BAD) changed their age categories to Under 13, 15, 17 and 19. Later the categories of players Under 9 and 11 have been introduced so the youngest players and beginners got a possibility of meeting their matches.\nOne of the main reasons for the international success Danish players have achieved since the game was introduced in Denmark is the hard work with the young players done by all the clubs and the 8 districts. The players have their first experience with badminton in the clubs \u2013 some just keep playing for fun and/or the exercise while others show such great talent that they are willing to train more, harder and more determined. The best players in each age category will be included in BAD\u2019s different groups for young players hoping to be the next Tine Rasmussen or Peter Gade.\nTrough out the year there are several Grand Prix tournaments and every autumn holiday since 1984 Danish Junior Cup has been played. It\u2019s a tournament where foreign players also participate first in a team and then an individual tournament and it has given the BAD a good reputation among other badminton associations in Europe.\nDanish Junior Cup could celebrate a fantastic 25th anniversary in October 2009.\nTo become one of the best players in the world is difficult and require lots of hard work and determination. New Danish talents are on their way to concur the top positions on the World Ranking lists - wait and see.",
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        "raw_content": "... this wonderful cartoon by Brian Gable in The Globe and Mail.\n... as well as this one by Vancouver's Dan Murphy:\nMatt Diffee Book Tour\nNew Yorker cartoonist Matt Diffee will be heading out on a little book tour to promote his recent collection Hand Drawn Jokes for Smart Attractive People.\nSyria: Cartoonist Akram Raslan confirmed dead under torture\nFrom Gulf Center for Human Rights.\nIt is with great sorrow that the Gulf Centre for Human Rights (GCHR) has received news of the killing of Syrian human rights defender and cartoonist Akram Raslan. Raslan, the Cartoonists Rights Network International (CRNI)'s 2013 winner of the Award for Courage in Editorial Cartooning, died under torture in a government detention center a few months after being arrested in October 2012 at his workplace in Hama. There had been no confirmed news until Monday of Raslan\u2019s whereabouts since he was detained three years ago.\nTags : Death notice, Editorial cartoon, Press Freedom\nCartoonists Meet in Caen\nOn September 11-12 and 13, 35 political cartoonists from all corners of the globe came together in Normandy, France, to discuss the future of their profession after Charlie Hebdo.\nFunny Graphs from Wumo\nMikael Wulff and cartoon artist Anders Morgenthaler (the creative duo known as Wumo) have created a brilliant series of graphs that illustrate some of the basic painful truths of everyday life in the Western world. Their graphs and diagrams are snarky and sarcastic but, for the most part, true.\nChats with Ralph Steadman\nRalph Steadman discusses his \"Do It Yourself\" exploits with The Guardian and \u2013 slightly less frivolously \u2013 his career in this Ten Minute Interview.\n\"You Might Be From British Columbia if...\"\nFrom CBCNews British Columbia.\nVeteran political cartoonist Dan Murphy has a new comic book on what it is like to live in British Columbia.\nThe book, \"You Might Be From British Columbia if...\" is an illustrated journey through the culture and cliches that make up the province.\nTags : Association of Canadian Editorial Cartoonists, Book, Gag cartoon, Video\n\"Humour and Tolerance in the Middle of the Earth\"\nOn the Centro cultural PUCE website.\nI will attend, from September 16 to 18, the 2nd International Meeting of graphic humor in Quito (Ecuador) under the theme \"Humour and Tolerance in the Middle of the World\".\nI have been invited by Xavier Bonil and will be accompanied by cartoonists Caco Galhardo (Brazil), Dario Castillejos (Mexico), Daryl Cagle (USA), Bernardo Erlich (Argentina), Pancho Cajas (Ecuador), Pedro Molina (Nicaragua) and Thomas Plasman (Germany).\nTags : Cartooning For Peace, Editorial cartoon, Exhibitions, Le Droit\nAfrican Cartoonists\u2019 World View\nA gallery of African political cartoonists and their take on world events can be found here on The Guardian\u2019s website.\nOne of the most striking images is Egyptian Doaa Eladl\u2019s cartoon about female genital mutilation (see above). Handled with a graphic sensibility both immediate and sensitive, it\u2019s easy to see why she is regarded by many as her country\u2019s leading female cartoonist.\nRonald Searle: \u2018Obsessed with drawing\u2019\nFrom the Fitzwilliam Museum.\nRonald Searle (1920-2011), Molesworth, 1999 (detail) \u00a9 The Estate of Ronald Searle\n\u2018Obsessed with drawing\u2019\nCambridge CB2 1RB\nTuesday 13 October 2015 to Sunday 31 January 2016\nfitzmuseum-enquiries@lists.cam.ac.uk\nThe Likeness of Being: Portraits by Philip Burke\nFrom the Burchfield Penny website.\nRolling Stone, The New Yorker, Vanity Fair, New York Observer\u2014the editors of these and numerous other prominent newspapers and magazines from around the world have all been drawn to Philip Burke's work. Burke creates portraits\u2014part caricature, part abstract expression\u2014that vividly capture the essence of the person he's painting. His process begins with careful study of the landscape of the subject's face, sketching until he's gained an intimate understanding of the geometry and topography of the individual's unique features.\nKnowing how the person looks allows Burke the freedom to explore who they really are. That's when, as the artist describes it, the \"dance\" begins, resulting in lyrical explosions of color on canvas and bold pen strokes on paper. As faces warp and melt, the soul of the subject\u2014from musicians to movie stars, from athletes to politicians, from family and friends to Burke himself\u2014comes into view. The Likeness of Being brings together powerful portraits from throughout the artist's prolific career.\nApril 10 to September 13, 2015\nBurchfield Penny Art Center\n1300 Elmwood Avenue Buffalo, New York 14222\nSyria: Cartoonist Akram Raslan confirmed dead unde...",
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        "raw_content": "Music from How To Make It In America *Season 2, Episode 1\nOctober 9th, 2011 by Siegz | Alternative/Indie, Electronic Dance Music, Hip-Hop/Rap, Reviews |\nWe think How To Make It In America epitomizes the entreprenurial spirit in all of us. Up-and-coming musicians are part of that and since our website is about becoming the #1 source for providing music\u2019s future now, we believe this show is a perfect example of the experience it takes to make it, specifically in industries where there really isn\u2019t a blueprint to success.What I really love about How To Make It In America is not only is the story about people who are trying to make it in their respective industry (fashion for the two main characters), the music is also from artists trying to make it in the entertainment industry.\nSince Music Supervisor Scott Vener gets the dopest music you may have never heard on How To Make It In America (he also did the music for Entourage and 90210), we are going to do a brief series providing you with our favorite songs from each episode of the HBO show. I promise after this blog post, the build-up to the music will be way more brief.\nTake a listen to 8 of our favorite tracks from the first episode of the second season which aired last Sunday. All these tracks are amazing and worth checking out. Enjoy!\nFlight Facilities \u2013 \u201cCrave You\u201d (featuring Giselle) (Original Mix) [Download]\nReptar \u2013 \u201cHouseboat Babies\u201d [Download]\nMartin Solveig \u2013 \u201cBig In Japan\u201d (featuring Dragonette) [Download]\nSpank Rock \u2013 \u201cBump\u201d [Download]\nBreakbot \u2013 \u201cBaby I\u2019m Yours\u201d (featuring Irfane) [Download]\nJai Paul \u2013 \u201cBTSTU\u201d [Download]\nAvicii \u2013 \u201cLevels\u201d (Original Mix) [Download]\nCut Copy \u2013 \u201cTake Me Over\u201d [Download]\nUpdate: Get all the best songs from How To Make It In America Season 2 Episode 1 here.\nTags: How To Make It In America, Scott Vener, weekly review\n< Beau Young Prince \u2013 Get Busy Jacob Es \u2013 Under My Brim x The Next Level x Pumped Up Kicks (video) >",
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        "raw_content": "Following the sudden 39 hour U-Bahn, bus and tram strike last Friday and Saturday, little progress has been made in negotiations between the public transport workers' union Verdi and public transport operator BVG. Verdi has however announced that no strikes or other industrial action will take place before Monday, February 11th.\nThe strike last week was haevily criticised by public transport users due to the short notice given - many commuters were caught out on Friday morning and had to make alternative travel arrangements. It looks like further strikes will not be quite as disruptive; Monday, February 11 and Tuesday, February 12 are likely dates for the next round of industrial action.\nNote that services run by Deutsche Bahn - particularly the S-Bahn network and regional trains are not affected by this round of industrial action, although in the event of any strikes they will be more crowded than usual.\nOn Friday and Saturday a bus shuttle service was in operation between Tegel Airport and Alexanderplatz via Berlin-Hauptbahnhof replacing the TXL airport bus. It's likely this service will be operated during any future strikes, providing a reliable public transport connection to Tegel.\nSch\u00f6nefeld Airport| is mainly served by the S-Bahn and Regionalbahn|regional trains, meaning access from there to the centre of Berlin will not be disrupted by any BVG strikes.\nFrom midight Friday until 3pm Saturday, the BVG - Berlin's public transport system - will not be running due to strike action.\nAll U-Bahn and Tram services are affected. A few bus lines run by private companies on behalf of the BVG will run as usual, but these are mostly in the suburbs.\nThe TXL bus service from Tegel Airport to Berlin-Hauptbahnhof will be operating at 10 minute intervals.\nThe S-Bahn and Regionalbahn services operated by Deutsche Bahn will not be affected and are running as normal. The S-Bahn will be running more frequent services.\nTaxis will be hard to get and traffic jams can be expected.\n2009 Public Holidays in Berlin\nBerlin is a huge city, and if you're not familiar with it, it's not always easy to judge what a certain area's \"character\" might be like. Viewed from the streets, some districts can look quite attractive, but this isn't always a reflection of the social structure behind the fassades. The city government has just released a \"Social Development Status Atlas\" (Entwicklungsindikator Soziale Stadtentwicklung, pictured right) which provides an easy-to-understand overview of where's hot, and where's not quite so hot\nOne thing you won't find in the works of Roger Melis, Martin Roemers and Walter Vogel are clich\u00e9s. Their works, depicting different aspects of working life in the post-war Germanies, go on show today at the Willy-Brandt-Haus, headquarters of Germany's Social Democratic Party (SPD), under the title \"Arbeit und Alltag 1951-1992\" (\"Work and Everyday Life 1951-1992\")\nThe body charged with marketing Berlin's surplus real estate, the Liegenschaftfonds, has just announced that the Amerika-Haus next to Zoo Station is up for sale.\nGermany is a nation of renters - and animal owners. With over 8 million cats and 5 million dogs, the issue of keeping pets in rented apartments is a frequent source of conflict between renters and landlords (and quite often the neighours too). Standard German rental contracts include a clause which specifically allows only small birds and aquarium fish: for any other kind of pet, whether hamsters or alligators, the landlord's explicit permission is necessary.\nThe standard text (\u00a78 No. 4 of the standard rental contract) is as follows:\n\"jede Tierhaltung, insbesondere von Hunden und Katzen, mit Ausnahme von Zierv\u00f6geln und Zierfischen, \u2026 der Zustimmung des Vermieters\"\nDue to maintenance work between Wittenbergplatz and Gleisdreieck, U-Bahn line U1 is being split into two parts from today until December 21. During this period the station Kurf\u00fcrstenstra\u00dfe will be closed.\nSo - you're in a rush to catch your plane, and realise you left the suitcase with the ropes and gags in it at home. Or your Aunty Maud sends you a text asking you to get one of those German vibrators. Or you were going to go to Beate Uhse but it was a Sunday. Or you just need a little something to while away the lonely nights in the business hotel in Runcorn. Then worry not! For Berlin's Tegel Airport now has its own, erm, adult shop in Terminal E: the \"LSD Erotik Store\" is open daily from 6am to 10pm in the Boulevard Tegel.",
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        "raw_content": "Best electronic dog door\nKnow the advantages of Petwalk electronic door for your dog.\nDogs accompany us and make our lives happier. The unconditional love they offer inspires us to offer them the best. Now we will talk about a gadget for dogs as the best electronic dog door that will be very useful and comfortable, both for you and for your dog.\nFor centuries dogs have accompanied the human race. They have become our allies. They accompanied us to hunt, they protected us and offered their loyal company. Not much has changed since then. Maybe they do not help us to hunt but they definitely offer improvements to our daily life. There are many studies that show the benefits of having a dog, it will make you more active, it will make you go out more, perform more exercise, outdoor activities, and of course, you will have a dose of love, joy, loyalty and company that will never go away from your side. For details http://www.dogbeast.com/best-electronic-dog-door/\nDogs are the best friend of humans and in exchange for their love without limits, the least we can offer them is to have their needs met. It is important that you make at least two daily walks with your dog. They should be long and active rides. You must play with your dog, help him to drain energy. Good food and regular visits to the vet, are also important.\nDogs are guardians by nature, so any noise or any smell will motivate you to investigate. It is part of your instincts. That's why we'll tell you about the advantages of installing an electronic door for your dog.\nPetwalk presented a series of very sophisticated and useful pet doors that place them as one of the best electronic dog door. They have varied sizes, because each dog has different needs and characteristics. And they work with microchip.\nThey are programmable and customizable. Depending on the configuration you choose, these doors can be opened or closed at a certain time. Or you can schedule it for when your pet approaches the door.\nThey are also multi-user, so you can have several animals and respect their own needs because the door will let them pass or not, depending on what you have programmed. You can also complement it with other accessories, such as humidity and temperature sensors, so the door will open if the weather or the temperature in the garden are right for your dog.\nThey have security lock system, to avoid possible intruder animals. It even has an alarm system that can be connected to the main alarm of the house. They are easy to install, we can do this installation ourselves. In the door package, all the necessary elements are included for installation and adaptation to our doors.\nPetwalk electronic doors are the best electronic dog doors on the market. They are available on their website, they have various colors and different sizes. They have delivery service. They have tutorial videos of how to make the facilities and also have a variety of accessories and decorations.",
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        "raw_content": "What is the relationship between a home and a sense of identity in your life?\nIs your real home and your real identity actually within you as you explore your ancestry?\nDo you feel really at home where you happen to be at present?\nWhen someone is down on his luck, or her luck, where should that person go?\nWhere would you prefer to be, and how would you prefer to live?\nCan you afford to live there or will you need to move somewhere cheaper quite soon?\nHow do you interpret places of habitation?\nWhile researching the large families of my 19th century ancestors, I especially find it difficult remembering the distinctions between second cousins and third cousins, step siblings and half siblings, and all my great, great grandparents, their parents and grandparents and great grandparents, great aunts and uncles and assorted other people connected with their lives.\nHow did they really live?\nDid they, comparatively, actually live in slums or in something resembling modest comfort, at least in historical terms?\nMany of my ancestors and their close relatives either died young or in middle age.\nSome of my ancestors had homes in Northern Ireland, mainly Belfast and Bessbrook while others had homes in Belgium, including in Molenbeek.\nSome of my husband's ancestors had homes on or near the Montello while others had homes in Basilicata.\nYet my Ulster ancestors eventually moved to England, as did my Belgian ancestors.\nMy husband's ancestors from the Montello and Basilicata eventually moved to Australia.\nBut did any of them find real homes?\nWere their real lives reflected in art?\nSimilarly, with all the hard work of my Shropshire ancestors in and around the coal mines, did they receive any home comforts as a reward?\nIt seems unlikely. The mine owners, like most employers, were more interested in their own home comforts.\nWhere did my Shroppie ancestors stay when they were in London for a few months each year to work in its market gardens?\nI have only just realised that some of my female ancestors may actually have been in London when the census was taken, given the fact that they are missing from the Shropshire records. I must investigate that further.\nDid any of my - or your - London ancestors, whether as temporary or permanent residents, ever find their way home in a pea soup fog to a squalid rookery?\nA large proportion of the world's population still lives in slums. There is high mortality, high crime and a high birth rate in such environments, even today.\nRecently, an analysis of 19th century skeletons, uncovered during redevelopment of New Covent Garden, revealed the unpleasantness of living and dying amongst London's poor and ignorant.\nWhat can the world learn from 19th century London about policy mistakes and how to prevent future ones?\nDo you live in an urban area that was once rural?\nWhere, in your local area, is fresh food is grown to support a large population?\nHave you ever worked in a London market garden in Kensington or Chelsea or lived in domestic simplicity in Westminster?\nHave you ever found London's streets to be paved with gold?\nDo you always, or almost always, see the past in the present?\nHave you ever felt unsafe in London?\nDo you know much about 19th century crime in and around London?\nHave you ever been a mudlark?\nDid any of your ancestors live in the Devil's Acre?\nHave you been priced out of the area in which you grew up as a consequence of speculative land sales and/or rising property prices?\nHave you ever read London Labour and the London Poor by Henry Mayhew?\nHave you ever explored a timeline of London?\nHave you ever lived in central London?\nHave you ever been to the Museum of London?\nHave you ever lived, worked or been entertained in Shoreditch?\nHave you ever become rich in Shoreditch?\nOn 20 April 1889, at St Leonard's, Shoreditch, one of my English my great, great grandmothers, Sarah Elizabeth Cole, aged 25, married my great, great grandfather, Tom Ginn, aged 49.\nTom was born in Eynesbury in Huntingdonshire in 1840. He was a widower when he married Sarah.\nI have no idea why Tom's family moved to London when he was a boy. He lived in Southwark for many years, working as a carpenter like his father, Richard. There was much construction work in London in Victorian times.\nDo you have Huntingdonshire heritage?\nSarah was born in Islington in 1863. As a young girl, she became an orphan.\nHer eldest brother, Welcome Cole, was born in the Clerkenwell district of London in the September quarter 1849. Their father was also called Welcome Cole.\nThe elder Welcome married Frances Hedley in the same district in the March quarter of the same year. I do not yet know much about the background of Frances though I do know that she was often called Fanny.\nAs far as I have been able to discover, all other people called Frances Hedley lived in the north east of England at that time. Perhaps that is where the Hedley branch of my family originated, but I cannot be sure about that.\nIn 1841, Fanny apparently lived in a lodging house in Ossulston Street, St Pancras with her widowed mother, also called Frances. The surname in the census was recorded as Hadley. The younger Frances was a girl of eleven and her mother was in her mid to late 30s.\nThe area is known as Somers Town. I doubt that Fanny and her mother would have been anywhere near as affluent as the characters portrayed by William Hemsley. Nor am I sure they were particularly well fed.\nThe elder Frances was likely to be the widowed needlewoman and shirtmaker I traced through later census records from the St Pancras area of London. She lived alone and possibly died in the same district in 1869.\nThat Frances was born either in Shadwell or Stepney.\nI am not sure whether any of my family were ever housed by the Peabody Trust, or in almshouses.\nSarah was the mother of Annie. Fanny was Annie's grandmother, though Annie never knew her or her great grandmother.\nAnnie's future husband, my great grandfather, Jack, also known as John Albert and Albert, was born in Westminster 1883. He was 28 years of age in 1911 and seems always to have been a law abiding citizen.\nJack had a long career as a tramcar conductor. In his early life, he had a Carnaby Street childhood as the son of Belgian migrants.\nDo you know much about working lives in Victorian Britain?\nDo you know much about British family life in Victorian times, and in Edwardian times and later?\nIn 1911, Jack's younger sister, Lucie, later known as Lucy, married. She was living near Bicester in Oxfordshire with her husband Job Coleman, a groom.\nAfter the First World War, Lucy and Job spent much of their time in America, though they travelled by ship back to Britain quite frequently. They are associated with the mystery house. Could its location be somewhere near New York City?\nJack's eldest sister, Maria, known as Mary, did not marry until 1921. I have no idea where she was in 1911. Perhaps she was in America.\nAn older brother, Edward, aged 30 in 1911, was listed in the census as a managing estate agent.\nIn his youth, in the 1890s, Edward had been something of a juvenile delinquent, according to court records I have seen. Was he like the Artful Dodger?\nI have also found a record to say that he was a janitor in 1896 when he broke into a warehouse in Wardour Street. In 1898 he was found guilty of forgery. He seems to have been a law abiding citizen after that. My grandmother remembered her uncle fondly, and probably had no idea he had once been a petty criminal.\nEdward (who was also known as Adolph Emil and Edmund) was living in Bow in London in 1911 with his first wife, Ruth, and their six young sons, who had all obviously been born as Cockneys. 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        "raw_content": "Here's another online article rule: if you see an article about fish porn, you have to read it.\nI fucking hate dealing with RPMs. Why the fuck Redhat has never built an RPM system that can automatically resolve dependencies I will never know. It's shit like that which has had me doing most of my installs by building from source.\nThat being said, this is fucking money. The apt system is Debian's package management scheme, and lots of people love it. I've known about the apt port that can work with RPMs for quite awhile, but today is the first time I've tried it, and it's fucking sweet. It was actually able to install transcode, a fucking pain in the ass video utility suite, which has like a billion dependencies. The only problems it gave me in installing transcode were related to my broken install of transcode from before apt-rpm.\nSetting it up was pretty easy, too. Well, once I found the freshrpms link that had the RPM (the source distribution from the apt-rpm homepage was fucked up), at least. Once I installed it, I just ran \"apt-get update\" to build some package/dependency lists, and it was good to go.\nWhat the hell else is pissing me off? I know there was something just a second ago... Oh yeah.\nHoly fuck I'm old. No, not getting older, I'm fucking old. On the cover of Vanity Fair this month is a bunch of the hot new teenage stars. I'm looking through this, nearly in tears, with Chekhov's line from Generations echoing though my head: \"I was never that young\". I mean, some of the kids they had showcased were born in the fucking nineties, for Christ's sake. A bunch of them said that their favorite old TV show was The Wonder Years. That show isn't fucking old! I could swear it was just on not too long ago. And I'm not talking Nick-at-Nite re-runs.\nThe \"feeling like a kid\" thing pretty much died the second I read a Playmate Data sheet where the Playmate was younger than me. I know some of you know what I'm talking about.\nI don't know how I've fucked up so bad and become a bitter old man at 23, but that's how it's looking. And I've been here for fucking years now. Even in high school I would bitch about \"those fucking kids\" in restaurants and movie theaters. Either way, my dreams of having a fun, carefree life, with a real, live teenage girlfriend are pretty much over, unless I want to go to jail.\nOf course, there are some nice throwbacks to being a kid. Like living at my parents' house like a fucking loser. Great, the best of both worlds.\nNah, who wants to be a kid again, anyway? Growing up fucking sucked too. Life blows.\nIt's nice to see parents and teens finally spending some quality time together.\nSpeaking of God, there's this church near my house that always fucking pisses me off. The reason is because they have this sign out front, and they always try and put some clever little slogan or some such garbage on it. For example, right now the sign says \"God's promises have no expiration dates!\"\nAlright, there's two ways to look at this. First is that God has made some promises, and he will always make good on those promises. Implicit in this stance is that God has been making good on said promises. I choose to view things another way.\nI see this as yet another bullshit excuse for God's shitty behavior. If there's no expiration dates on his promises, then doesn't that imply that he can make promises, and then just never make good on them? \"Oh, I promise to bring peace to the middle east. When will I get to it? Ummmm... Soon. Remember, my promises never expire!\" Fuck you, asshole.\nThis is the same kind of bullshit rhetoric I've heard from these God apologists my entire life. You know, shit like \"Oh, well, it's God's will\" or \"God works in mysterious ways\" when something bad happens. Take a fucking stand against this jerk. Don't put up with his shit. But these are the same stupid, spineless assholes like that guy I heard on the radio one day who was saying that McCarthy \"did some good things.\"\nSpeaking of God, I really hate this bullshit notion that he loves us. I won't even try to reproduce Carlin's rant, but the general gist of it is that God will send us to a mean, nasty place if we fuck up, and he loves us. Now think about this shit. Think about someone you love. Even if they fuck up (you know, they kill a guy with a hammer or something), you still want to protect them. You certainly don't want to send them to hell. Unless, of course, if they do something bad to you, like cheat on you and dump you, then tell you they're pregnant. But I'm talking about if they do something else that you know is bad, and you still don't really want to punish them, since, well you care about them. Doesn't seem like God has been reading out of the same rule book if he's willing to send you to hell for things like coveting someone else's shit.\nAlright, so let's make the argument that God views your violation of his rules as a personal affront to him. But that's just what we call transference - you aren't doing anything to God personally, you aren't killing him or fucking his wife. Still, he takes your bad behavior and heaps it all upon himself, just so he can get mad at you. Sounds like the old man has some real issues that a psychotherapist should have a look at.\nSo I was driving to work the other day, and thought of a cool t-shirt. 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        "raw_content": "Posted on March 29, 2013 by Aden NicholsJanuary 5, 2014\nExtraterrestrials trying to contact the Mayans?\nIt\u2019s Good Friday, peeps, so here\u2019s some good reading for y\u2019all!\nCapitalizing on the astounding sales of the erotic smash hit, Fifty Shades of Grey, Vintage Books announced the forthcoming release of E. L. James\u2019s The Fifty Shades of Grey: Inner Goddess (A Journal), which will no doubt bury the author and her publisher in fifty shades of green. In addition to titillating excerpts from the trilogy, the journal will include tips for aspiring writers. Seriously. I can think of several writers who are rolling over in their graves\u2026\nPublishers at the Digiday Publishing Summit muse about their biggest worries. No surprise: encroaching digital technologies and the shift toward mobile devices dominated the conversation.\nIn a particularly trenchant post, Seth Godin articulates the distinctive features that characterized the industrial age (obsession with scarcity) juxtaposing them with those that are organic to the \u201cconnection economy\u201d (which prizes abundance). Go ahead, pick yourself!\nThe Scholarly Kitchen serves up a tasty review of Academic and Professional Publishing (Robert Campbell, Ed Pentz, and Ian Borthwick, eds.). This comprehensive tome offers essays touching on every aspect of the current academic publishing landscape \u2014 from the nuts and bolts of the biz to philosophical soul-searching about what the future holds (can you say \u201cdisruptive innovation\u201d?). The reviewer offers a sobering bullet-point summary of the book\u2019s highlights, the last of which is: \u201cDigital skills (media, analytics, marketing) and leadership/management skills are needed to guide publishing through its next phase.\u201d How \u2019bout \u201ceditorial skills\u201d?\nGoogle is fightin\u2019 mad! The techno-leviathan insists that its trademarked moniker is not a verb! The company is determined to protect its brand and get the entire world to quit talking about \u201cgoogling\u201d something. Yeah, good luck wi\u2019 dat. So listen up, y\u2019all: cease and desist! Google knows where you live (and what your house looks like).\nThe Chronicle of Higher Education\u2019s Wired Campus blog reports that MIT plans to release documents relating to its role in the Aaron Swartz case. \u201cAt MIT we believe in openness, and we are not afraid to examine our own actions,\u201d university prez L. Rafael Reif solemnly pronounced (with a straight face). It should be noted that the documents in question will be redacted, you know, to protect the privacy of the guilty. Redacted? MIT, what don\u2019t you understand about \u201copen access\u201d?\nAnd here\u2019s another timely read from the Scholarly Kitchen: \u201cOpen Access \u2014 Idealism and Realism Remain Difficult to Reconcile, Survey Says.\u201d Surveys can be problematic, but the article does discuss some interesting aspects of the OA tug o\u2019 war (like the many flavors of Creative Commons licenses).\nLord, how I wish I could convince aspiring authors that the skills involved in penning a provocative blog post, engaging long-form article, or masterful dissertation are not the same as those marshaled in the production of a book. Helen Hazen plumbs the depths of this innocent self-delusion in her essay, \u201cEndless Rewriting,\u201d in the current online issue of The American Scholar. The most important point in the article is her recollection of her editor\u2019s declaration that \u201cwithout clear and accurate language we cannot communicate effectively.\u201d This is, of course, the crux of the matter \u2014 and the editor\u2019s credo. So while I am thrilled by the prospect of the literary liberation offered by the self-publishing craze, I am also afraid of writers who don\u2019t think they need an editor. Very afraid\u2026\nHas civility gone completely out of fashion? What are the new rules of (digital) etiquette? Do we just take ourselves too damn seriously? PLEASE DON\u2019T TEXT WHILE I\u2019M TALKING TO YOU! The Smithsonian considers how technology is affecting \u2014 and altering \u2014 how we relate to and interact with one another. Beware, one researcher suggests that \u201cif you don\u2019t practice connecting face to face [or is that f2f?] with others, you can start to lose your biological capacity to do so.\u201d\nAnd finally, for the ultimate in a techno-cultural mashup, check out the QR codes embedded in the pavers in Rio de Janeiro (photo above). When I first saw this, I thought it was proof that the ancient Romans invented smart phones. Turns out this is a clever (and subtle) way to provide touristas with scads of information about historical/cultural attractions (uh-huh), restaurants, lodgings, etc. You just take a photo with your smart phone and it zooms you straight to a helpful website. What\u2019ll they think of next?",
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        "raw_content": "Home \u00bb Music \u00bb Sidibe: I\u2019m Only Dreaming\nSidibe: I\u2019m Only Dreaming\nSinger/Songwriter Sidibe\u2019s I\u2019m Only Dreaming is a dream come true for real music lovers. As Sidibe\u2019s first single of 2016, and my introduction to the LA musician, I\u2019m Only Dreaming not only reels you in, it keeps you there and leaves you wanting more as any good song should. A fusion of sorts, you immediately get the 80\u2019s Prince influence, before being blown away by Sidibe\u2019s voice and the live instruments that separate Dreaming from today\u2019s microwave music fodder.\n\u201cYou Got the Luck\u201d brings a sound that is reminiscent of our favorite classics, but with a fresh and modern production. Lush harmonies, melodies and lyrics are effortlessly delivered by this five octave vocalist and self-professed romantic. Euphoric is the word that comes to mind.\nProduced by Nico Stadi and Warryn Campbell. Executive Produced by Nico Stadi and Sidibe. Written by Sidibe, Nico Stadi, Warryn Campbell, Rodney Jones. Lyrics by Sidibe. All Vocals by Sidibe.\nRodney Jones Jr. \u2013 Bass. Warryn Campbell \u2013 Keys. Hammadi Bayard \u2013 Saxophone and flute. Alyson Montez \u2013 Strings. Photo by Delphine Diallo.\nSidibe: I\u2019m Only Dreaming Lyrics:\nI don\u2019t wanna walk away / I really wanna talk to you / You know that I\u2019ve been watching you / I can tell we\u2019re chemically aligned / Drawn in by your energy / A positive polarity / Ooh / Every time I see your face / I get lost in time and space / I don\u2019t think I\u2019m coming down / And I wouldn\u2019t wanna now / Ooh / I can feel my fingers trace / Touching every single place / All around your body now / Nothing else I think about / If you knew my mind / And what I\u2019ve been thinking / You\u2019d be by my side / But I\u2019m only dreaming / If you knew my mind / And what I\u2019ve been thinking / You\u2019d be by my side / But I\u2019m only dreaming / My priority is you / No one else will be more true / And love you like I\u2019m going to / You never met someone like me / Forget about the other girls / They\u2019re never gonna rock your world / Ooh / Every time I see your face / I get lost in time and space / I don\u2019t think I\u2019m coming down / And I wouldn\u2019t wanna now / Ooh / I can feel my fingers trace / Touching every single place / All around your body now / Nothing else I think about / If you knew my mind / And what I\u2019ve been thinking / You\u2019d be by my side / But I\u2019m only dreaming / If you knew my mind / And what I\u2019ve been thinking / You\u2019d be by my side / But I\u2019m only dreaming / Closing my eyes / I fantasize / All day and night / Better believe that I will make you mine / Closing my eyes / I fantasize / All day and night / Better believe that I will make you mine / If you knew my mind / And what I\u2019ve been thinking / You\u2019d be by my side / But I\u2019m only dreaming / If you knew my mind / And what I\u2019ve been thinking / You\u2019d be by my side / But I\u2019m only dreaming\u2026\u2026\nCategory: Music Tag: Music, Sidibe\nPrevious PostEurovision Song Contest 2016 \u2013 All the songs\nNext PostMballa: Boomerang",
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        "raw_content": "Canada\u2019s Indigo Books and Music makes U.S debut\nThe largest bookstore chain in Canada has opened its first-ever U.S. store.\nIndigo Books and Music has made its long-awaited U.S. debut with a 30,000-sq.-ft. store at The Mall at Short Hills, Short Hills, N.J. The space is designed around Indigo\u2019s \u201ccultural department store\u201d for booklovers concept which combines typical book store categories such as books, magazines and stationery with such non-traditional ones as toys, home d\u00e9cor, wellness and other lifestyle products. It will also offer in-store events for kids and adults. (An in-store caf\u00e9 is due is still under construction.). . . more\nLabels: Indigo Books and Music",
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        "raw_content": "Posted on 2nd November 2018\tby MyHome.ie\tin Blog, Commercial Blog, General, Property News, The Investor, The Overseas Investor\twith No Comments on Is property a good investment?\nThe below graph from the CSO shows average, national, second-hand house prices going back as far 1975 up to the end of 2016.\nIf we draw a line from end 2016 horizontally back to the point where prices were at 2016 levels, we get back to early 2009 and again in late 2003. Anyone who bought, roughly speaking, between 2004 and early 2008 is yet to see the market rise back to the levels that they paid. In the normal course of events, prices would ultimately recover to pre-crash level just as stock markets recovered slowly after the dotcom and subprime collapses.\nAlas, one key structural regulatory change has occurred that mitigates against the market recovering to 2008 levels in the short term at least. This is the Central Bank\u2019s limit of 3.5 times salary cap on borrowings. While no cap existed in 2008, purchasers borrowed well in excess of these levels and drove prices up. Now the Central Bank is protecting buyers from themselves and preventing them from borrowing as much as they did back in 2008 and this is keeping the handbrake on house price inflation.\nHowever, suppose an investor bought into the Irish property market in 1990 and held until end 2016. The average house price at the start of the period was approximately \u20ac60,000 (converted from Punts) and at the end was approximately \u20ac290,000. This implies a compound annual growth rate of 6.25%. This excludes the rent. Assuming the property generated a net rental yield of 6% throughout the period, that would push the return into double digits over the period.\nDespite Ireland suffering the greatest collapse in property prices the country has ever seen, an investor who held the asset for the long run would still have seen not only preservation of capital but a respectable 6% annual growth rate, excluding rent. When rent is added back in, the returns look attractive if not spectacular. On this analysis, property in Ireland would seem like an attractive option for a prudent investor who intends to hold for the long run.\nThe views expressed in this article are those of the author, Eddie O\u2019Driscoll, and should not be taken as formal financial advice. Eddie O\u2019Driscoll is the founder of Auctioneera, a fixed price estate agent in Ireland.\nTags: Auctioneera, Eddie O\u2019Driscoll, property investment\nPeople would change water usage if charge was brought in\nLandlord pays \u20ac19,000 in household charges for 190 properties\nLisney\u2019s view on the impact of Brexit on the Irish property market\nDublin homes selling at 70% less than peak price, insist Savills\nNAMA financing demolition of derelict apartment block at Longford estate",
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        "raw_content": "117 degrees Fahrenheit. That's hot. That's what it was in El Centro this afternoon around 5 PM when we were leaving town.\n120 miles later, it was 68 degrees. That's 49 degrees different.\nCalifornia is an amazing place.",
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        "raw_content": "Home Automatic Milk Collection System Automatic Milk Collection System Helps Secure Data and Earn Profitable Returns\nAutomatic Milk Collection System Helps Secure Data and Earn Profitable Returns\nSecurity of data in today\u2019s world is very crucial. We always want our private information to be kept confidential and free of unauthorized access. So was the fundamental requirement of farmers in Randala village who are in the milk production business since many years.\nRandala Milk Producing Cooperative Society (RMPCS) is a milk collection center situated in Randala village falling under Mehsana district of Gujarat. It is a cooperative society where farmers deposit all the milk collected after milking their cattle. The process involves collecting milk brought by farmers and paying them on the basis of milk quality, fat and SNF content present in milk, and its density. The wage structure remains fixed for all the farmers but the values obtained after milk analysis determine the amount to be paid to each farmer. The procedure being followed seemed to be trouble-free until the farmers began facing serious issues related to their payment. They complained that their data was being manipulated due to which they were receiving a lesser amount of payment. The rise in the number of complaints led to the dissatisfaction of farmers. Following such outburst, the members of RMPCS decided to roll back the conventional system they had been using for these many years and came up with an idea to introduce an automatic system which could do away with such glitches.\nIn order to implement their idea, they met officials of Prompt Group and discussed the issues they had been facing. As a part of a solution, the officials installed Automatic Milk Collection System (AMCS) that automates the process of milk collection process along with the provision of Farmers App, an android application exclusively designed for farmers to keep track of their business. It\u2019s been quite a long time they have been using AMCS and since then, they haven\u2019t returned with a problem. When quizzed about their feedback on AMCS, they were quick to mention, \u201cThe milk producers involved with us feel ecstatic while using the services provided by AMCS. They are able to view entire milk production data on regular intervals say weekly, monthly and yearly. Their data is now secure and cannot be tampered with which was earlier a shortcoming. They receive SMS notifications whenever any transaction is done with milk society. A summary of the account balance is also maintained. Our customers are delighted and we are satisfied with the services provided by Prompt Group and recommend the same to others too.\u201d\nAMCS Automatic Milk Collection System",
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        "raw_content": "Josh Brannon Files for 5th District Congressional Seat\nJosh Brannon today filed with the North Carolina Board of Elections in Raleigh to enter the race to become the new Congressman from the 5th District of North Carolina. Brannon is a 36-year-old software developer from the Boone area. Brannon had earlier withdrawn from the race for the North Carolina Senate against incumbent Dan Soucek in support of the candidacy of Jim Sponenberg of Caldwell County.\nBrannon said, \"Mr. Sponenberg's candidacy gives me the opportunity to focus my energies on our current Congresswoman, Virginia Foxx, who has taken positions that are damaging to the 5th District and to our state. As is unfortunately common now, Ms. Foxx has taken up the mantle of big corporations and her 1% donors, at the expense of the people\u2019s rights, success, and health. I intend to call her out on these harmful policies. I intend to be the voice of the people in our district. Ms. Foxx may do the bidding of multinational corporations and her millionaire contributors both in Washington and nationwide \u2014 I will answer to the people she has failed to serve. I grew up in North Carolina. I love this state. And I refuse to sit on the sidelines and watch while her policies continue to damage our people.\"\nMr. Brannon is a graduate of the North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics and attended the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He moved to Watauga County 5 years ago to live near his parents, who have retired there.\nThere was already a Democratic primary triggered for this seat. Gardenia Henley of Forsyth, Michael W. Holleman of Wilkes, and Will Stinson of Yadkin had already filed as Democrats. Those three will face Josh Brannon in the primary on May 6.\nJosh Brannon\nLabels: Gardenia Henley, Jim Sponenberg, Josh Brannon, Michael W. Holleman, Virginia Foxx, Will Stinson\nWill someone in the party please tell this guy he needs to get publicity, info, platform, fundraising links, Facebook page, etc. started up ASAP if he expects to do anything more than put up his name in token opposition to The Madam/Foxxy Lady?\nNC Voter said...\nCouldn't agree with you more. Trying to do legitimate research on all candidates. All I could find on him was little more than \"I am not Virginia Foxx\". Not the best biography.",
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        "raw_content": "Tyler Ziegel, rest in peace\nDecorated Iraqi War veteran and local Marine reservist died. Tyler Ziegel suffered severe burns when an car bomb destory his convoy truck in December 2004.\nRest in Peace, Ty.\nTyler Ziegel, 30, of Washington died Christmas night almost eight years to the day after a car bomb destroyed his truck in western Iraq. He suffered severe burns, lost a hand, lost vision, his ears, his face. In short, he left one way and came home another. I knew Tyler. Not like others did but I knew him; he knew me and well, his death really upsets me.\nNo, I am not going to wax all poetic about the ravages of war. If you don't know by now, well, some schmoe in Peoria isn't going have the wisdom. And no, I wasn't buddies with Tyler. We knew each other on a professional level. I was the reporter who first told his story. He was the man I wrote about. Were we friends? I'd like to think so but who knows in this day and age. He was the face of the war for many. A young man who joined up, did his duty and was in the wrong place at the wrong time. He was a Marine. He was also a guitar player. He also like motorcycles, collected guns and liked to hang out with his buddies. In short, he was one of us.\nBut what hurts is not getting to see his smile. Those who knew him better could go on and on about that smile. He was an incredibly positive man who had every reason in the world to be negative. Every reason to be bitter. Hell, he earned that right.I last saw him at the courthouse and we talked for several minutes about his desire to form a band and develop a guitar that someone like him, who was missing fingers or even a hand could play. Man, that's moxie. I wish I had that courage.\nHe wasn't perfect. He was an average guy who did something extraordinary \u2014 lived his life, day to day, and didn't gripe about the cards he was dealt. I am sure there were days; we all have those but overall, the consensus was Tyler was the real deal.\nWhen I first met Tyler, it was at his house. It was 2006. He had been home for a few weeks, a month maybe. And he was there trying to fix up the place. Me, I have been in my house for seven years and still have to redo our bathroom. My point. Courage. Conviction. All those things they teach you in recruit training stuck with Tyler. A saint? Not hardly. A guy I am proud to have know. Absolutely. I wasn't close to him. Wasn't a buddy but I will miss him. Rest in peace, Tyler. You have earned it.\nAuthor Andy KravetzPosted on December 27, 2012 December 28, 2012 Categories UncategorizedLeave a comment on Tyler Ziegel, rest in peace",
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        "raw_content": "Texan harpman Ted Vaughn talks about Willie Willis, James Harman; and Lone Star's juke joints\nPosted by Michael Limnios Blues Network on December 7, 2012 at 2:20pm\n\u201cThe blues knows no boundaries. It's real. It is no respecter of people\u2019s social status, color, or nationality\u201d\nTed Vaughn: Damn Right We Got The Blues\nTed Vaughn was born and raised in Texas and has been involved in the music scene since the age of twelve. He was heavily influenced by the blues sounds of Lightnin' Hopkins and Howlin' Wolf as well as country artists such as Waylon Jennings. Ted immersed himself in the blues and country music of the region and in doing so, formed a friendship with the late Texas bluesman Willie Willis. He perfected the art of \"sneaking back stage\" to learn technique and tips on the blues harp from such notable players as Charlie Musselwhite, Sam Meyer, and James Harman.\nThe Ted Vaughn Blues Band consists of five professional musicians with decades of recording and performing experience among them. Individually, the members have shared the stage with some of the top artists in music and have performed at many of the top venues and festivals around the country.\nThe Ted Vaughn Blues Band has just released their long awaited self titled CD utilizing the production team of Leon-Forrest and Paul Carlsen (Nirvana, Greg Allman, Doors) on Harbinger Northwest Records. The recording has garnered critical acclaim around the world.\nWhen was your first desire to become involved in the blues & from whom have you have learned the most secrets about blues music?\nI remember music in my home from the time I was very young. My father had records by such artists as Fats Domino and I would sneak them to my room and listen when he was at work... My grandfather was a preacher in Texas so I would sing in the church choirs. Texas is a unique melting pot for music. I listened to country artists, there was also the Hispanic influence and of course Texas bluesmen such as Freddie King, Lightnin' Hopkins etc...As for who I have learned from the most, I am still learning everyday! It is an ongoing process. I do remember clearly, the very first time I heard B.B. Kings version of \"The Thrill Is Gone\". It changed my life that very minute. I jumped headfirst into the blues and never looked back. !\nHow do you describe Ted Vaughn\u2019s sound and progress?\nMy good friend and the bands guitarist, Clay \"Bone\" King, mentioned to me once that my harp playing centered on melodic lines more than standard blues \"riffs\". I hadn't thought of it that way, but I think that is because of my many years as a horn (trumpet) player. That is just what comes out. I try to play what I feel and hope folks enjoy it.\nI believe it was the legendary Brownie McGhee, when asked what is the blues, replied \"The Blues is Life.\" I think people that embrace life and all its challenges definitely have more to write about!\nHow/where do you get inspiration for your songs & what are some of your favorite blues standards?\nI tend to write about experiences in life...both good and bad. The song \"Nothin' But Trouble\" on the current CD, \"The Ted Vaughn Blues Band\" is a good example of that. I probably have way too many favorites to list, but a few would be \"The Thrill is Gone\", Hoochie Coochie Man ...If it is blues, I dig it.\nTell me a few things about Ted Vaughn Blues Band. What characterize the philosophy of band?\nThe current lineup of band members is the best ever. All of the members understand the blues and its dynamics. We want to play each show like it could be our last and put as much energy as possible out to our fans.\nWhat does the BLUES mean to you & what does offer you?\nI'll have to refer back to Brownie McGhee again on that. The blues is life...pure and simple. It offers me a way to express feelings, experiences and above all connect with people.\nWhat experiences in your life make you a bluesman?\nAll of them! Maybe that is why so many of the great blues men are older. It's hard to write and sing about love lost and found, pain and joy, losing and winning, if you haven't experienced any of those things.\nHard to say. There have been some of both. I just try to take both the best and worst moments and write about them.\nI love to play in jams. I don't get as much time to do so as I would like. As the band is currently based in Oregon, I really like to jam with some of the great musicians here. One of the finest would be a bass player named John Pounds. He plays a seven string bass and has shared stages with artists from B.B. King to Tom Jones. I really like jammin' with his band whenever possible. As far as memorable gigs, there have been many. Most recently, being able to play with \"Big George Brock\" at B.B.'s Jazz and Blues Club in St. Louis was fantastic. Big George was a lifelong friend of Muddy Waters and had a huge show for his 80th birthday. It was a great time!\nTed Vaughn and Willie Willis (The Wildcatters) at \"Joe Macs Whistle Stop\" in Dallas 1987\nAre there any BLUES memories from Willie Willis, which you\u2019d like to share with us?\nI first met Willie at a place in Dallas called Joe Mac's Whistle Stop. He played there quite often. There will never be another place like The Whistle Stop! Willie passed away many years back and I don't think he ever really got the recognition he deserved at least outside of Texas or the South. He recorded an awesome version of the blues song \"Black Nights\" that I think is the best I have ever heard. I hate that there are so many great bluesmen like Willie that work in obscurity.\nThe blues knows no boundaries. It's real. It is no respecter of people\u2019s social status, color, or nationality. I think that is why the blues has lasted and will continue. It is the music of the people.\nDo you have any amusing tales to tell of your studies with Charlie Musselwhite, Sam Meyer, and James Harman?\nWell, not that I could tell without causin' trouble! LOL. I knew Sam the best from growing up in Texas. He had signed on as the harp player for Anson Funderberg and The Rockets. Most folks might not know that Sam was originally a drummer and appeared on several recordings of Elmore James. I met both James Harman and Charlie Musselwhite while in Arizona. I can say that James is one of the funniest guys I ever met. Real nice guy, too. I haven't seen him in several years. Guess I need to stop in at his next show.\nTed Vaughn and James Harman in Prescott, Arizona circa 1994\nI guess the best advice actually came from a country singer. I met Waylon Jennings on several occasions in Dallas and Ft. Worth. I didn't know him real well, but he always remembered me. He told me that a musician should make his own way and create his own sound and not to worry about what the others are doing. He certainly lived that way!\nDo you have any amusing tales to tell from recording time with Leon-Forrest and Paul Carlsen on Harbinger Northwest Records?\nWell, I don't know about amusing, but I think both of those guys are the best. Leon is our current keyboardist as well as record producer. Paul is in California and is one of the finest recording engineers around. He has a platinum album award for his mastering work on Nirvana's \"Nevermind\" album and has worked in studio with everyone from Greg Allman to The Doors.\nDo you know why the sound of harmonica is connected to the blues? What are the secrets of Blues harmonica?\nI think one reason the harmonica is connected to the blues, besides the historical reasons, is that it is one of the best instruments at mimicking the human voice. The harp can growl, cry, and moan. We all do those things at some point and the harmonica resonates with that. As for the secrets? Just practice and put all the emotion you can into it. The harmonica will help you express your feelings like no other.\nWhat are your main tools right now in your harp case?\nCurrently I use a Shaker dynamic microphone made in Arkansas. I like the sound and it is a lot tougher than most of the other mics I have used. I use a variety of harps but I endorse and really like the Bushman Delta Frost. They were hard to get for a while due to supply problems, but they are back on the market now.\nWhy did you think that the Texas Blues continues to generate such a devoted following?\nTexas style blues has more of a \"swing\" element to it I believe, and like the state of Texas itself, has many influences and \"flavors\"\nWhen it all began for the blues in Texas and which is the most interesting period in local blues scene and why?\nThe most interesting period probably depends on who you talk to. I think the late 60's and 1970's were great periods in Texas. Freddie King was tearin' the place up! I was also glad when the city of Dallas started rebuilding the \"Deep Ellum\" area in the 80's. There is a lot of blues history in that area.\nWhat is the \u201cfeeling\u201d you miss most nowadays from the old days of juke joints in Texas?\nI guess I am sorry to see so many of the old places fall away and get replaced with what seems to be just \"mass produced\" nightclubs. 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        "raw_content": "Pope Francis poses with European Jesuits in formation during an audience at the Vatican Aug. 1. (CNS photo/Vatican Media)\nVATICAN CITY (CNS) \u2014 The courage, prayer and creativity that should characterize every Jesuit\u2019s ministry must be especially present when ministering to young people who are unemployed and feel hopeless, Pope Francis said.\nThe pope met Aug. 1 with about two dozen European Jesuits currently involved in the order\u2019s formation process. They had been talking about communication and one asked Pope Francis how they can meaningfully communicate with unemployed young people when, as Jesuits, they will never know what it means to be without a job.\n\u201cThis may be one of the most acute and painful problems for young people because it directly touches the heart of the person,\u201d Pope Francis responded. People without work often feel they have no dignity; they probably can get food from a charity, but that is not the same thing as being able to earn a living and bring home food.\n\u201cToday I believe this is the great sin against the dignity of the person: moving the person from the central place,\u201d the pope said.\n\u201cBrothers, creativity is needed!\u201d he told them. \u201cA courageous creativity to find ways to act in that situation.\u201d\nAt the beginning of the meeting, and again at the end, Pope Francis urged the young Jesuits to read and pray with Blessed Paul VI\u2019s speech Dec. 3, 1974, to the Jesuit general congregation and the remarks Father Pedro Arrupe, then superior general of the order, made Aug. 6, 1981, to Jesuits working in Thailand.\nThe late Father Arrupe\u2019s text, he said, focuses on the essential place of prayer in the life of a Jesuit, especially when determining how best to respond to new needs. And Blessed Paul\u2019s text focuses on the need for individual and communal discernment in those new situations.\n\u201cIt takes courage to be a Jesuit. That doesn\u2019t mean a Jesuit should be reckless or rash, no, but have courage. Courage is a grace of God,\u201d the pope told them. \u201cAnd one must have knees that are strong for prayer.\u201d\nPREVIOUS: Pope revises catechism to say death penalty is \u2018inadmissible\u2019\nNEXT: Indian Catholic leaders doubt death penalty will deter child rapists",
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        "raw_content": "Should have added this one sooner, but I've added the transliteration and translation of Garasu no Yume to the CD's page. This translation was done by Masterplan on the Old Home Message board.\nI've also added a link to a new fan site.\nAdded screenshots to episode 13. Didn't quite make my target, but it's close enough. This is the final episode after all, it gets a little bonus.\nI've also been sent a font that I've added to the downloads page in the Misc section.\nAdded screenshots to episode 12. I'll have 13 up tomorrow. Would have liked to have finised it today, but it's hard culling the screenshots down to my self-imposed limits for a single page.\nAdded screenshots to episode 11. 12 and 13 should happen this weekend, and I'll be getting to the character pages after A-Kon.\nA small addition to the FAQ tonight.\nI've also completed the DVD 5 page in the merchandise section. Expect screen captures to go up this weekend.\nThe English voice cast is nearly complete, but I'm posting the news mostly to let everyone know that my final DVD should be here tomorrow. In other words, scans and screenshots this week and weekend.\nThe forums are officially switched over. The old one's still up if you've got the URL, but it's read only. I'll zap that in a week or two, so if you really want something get it quick.\nThe cast list for the English dub is mostly complete. A couple more to be added later, and a couple that may not have been cast yet.\nI've also added more fanart by David.\nBig news is that there's going to be a Haibane Renmei artbook release this summer from Kadokawa Shoten.\nWell, this was going to wait, but the install went much smoother than I expected. I'm moving to a new forum this weekend. The new url is http://cff.ssw.net/forum/ but I'll be leaving the old forum in place for a day or two so people can grab or copy what they want to keep. Everyone will need to register their account on the new forum, and I'll be messing around with styles and avatars.\nAnd the really big news is for those of you who can get to California this summer. ABe is on the guestlist for Anime Expo this year.",
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        "raw_content": "As an optimist, I like to keep things upbeat and positive. So what\u2019s all this about \u201cnegative painting\u201d? Good question.\nNegative painting refers to the practice of painting around an object or shape (sometimes referred to as the \u201cpositive\u201d element) rather than painting the object itself. The technique is frequently employed when a light subject is depicted against a darker background. But it can also be used when an artist wants to reserve an area to be painted separately, at a different time, either before or after.\nYou can see examples of negative painting in many of my paintings, especially those of light-colored animals or flowers. In the painting \u201cTree Lights\u201d (#081104), shown above, the negative shapes between the plant quills served to define the shape of the bromiliad that has grown on the side of a tree trunk.\nThe plant\u2019s quills were barely tinted with paint to suggest their local color and the light shining through and glinting off the surface of the plant.\nIn \u201cRed-Eyed Hibiscus\u201d (#090803), negative painting was used around the edges of the white petals to define their shape. Contour shading and the red of the eye were added to the petals afterward.\nTags: 081104, 090803, flower, light, negative, negative painting, petal, plant, red-eyed hibiscus, shape, Tree Lights",
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        "raw_content": "My main research interest is medieval English drama, but I have done research on early modern theatre, medieval Dutch and French drama, and non-dramatic medieval literature.\nMy new project will look at sceptical readings of medieval English literature. Despite recent work highlighting the fluid boundaries between orthodoxy and heterodoxy in the Middle Ages, scholars of medieval literature still work within a framework that assumes an unquestioningly faithful, Christian author and audience (readers, listeners, spectators), a framework that results in conventionally devotional interpretations. Close attention to the surviving texts, both faith-based and secular, has the potential to disrupt this influential misconception and to demonstrate how heterogeneous the Middle Ages really were. Indeed, many medieval texts explicitly or implicitly acknowledge and play with religious doubts in the audience. In 1321, for instance, Landgraf Friedrich the Joyful was said to have suffered a stroke out of anger at Christ\u2019s lack of mercy after watching a play on the parable of the Ten Virgins. It would be easy to dismiss such an interpretation as mistaken, but the harsh treatment of the foolish virgins in surviving plays does invite debate and even unease, contrary to the story\u2019s allegorical intent. By concentrating predominantly on conventional and conformist interpretations of such texts, we risk losing sight of their multifaceted nature as well as underestimating the diversified nature of the audience. Work by several scholars has utterly refuted the notion that \u2018unbelief, in the sense of cynicism, atheism, irreligion and so forth, was \u2018impossible\u2019 in the pre-modern period\u2019 (Arnold, 2005; see also Justice, 2008) and has shown that various levels of doubt, incredulity, and scepticism were extremely common; this is something we need to bear in mind when reading texts of the time. Employing modern theories and work that have demonstrated the importance of the audience in hermeneutical processes and building upon advances by historians in our understanding of religious scepticism in the Middle Ages, I intend to approach Old and Middle English literature from an innovative angle, focusing on how contemporary evidence of doubts concerning God and religion can help us establish valid yet ground-breaking new insights into medieval English literature and society.\nUntil recently, I was working as a Marie Curie Research Fellow, funded by the European Commission Research Executive Agency, exploring the relationship between medieval English drama and sermons in order to offer a more accurate insight into the problem of possible cross-fertilisation of these two performative and didactic genres, as well as into the importance of drama in late medieval devotion. This research addresses the interrelation between sermons and vernacular drama in late medieval England from a variety of angles in order to provide a thorough, innovative, and comprehensive study. I investigate how sermons and plays were used as media for public learning, how they combine this didactic aim with literary exigencies, and how the plays in particular acquired and reflected a position of authority and whether this brought them in conflict with sermons, the official channel of ecclesiastical instruction. The project is divided into four main research areas, namely historical connections between these two genres, the function of performativity of plays and sermons, the representation of religious authority figures on the stage, and the position of the plays within the wider politics of vernacular theology. The research will provide a nuanced perception of the literary and religious landscapes in which these plays and sermons flourished, sharpen our awareness of their status and role in society, and offer a careful analysis of their performative, dramatic qualities.\nMy PhD dissertation assessed the importance of negative characters, and especially of the Vice and the sinnekens, for our understanding of medieval and sixteenth-century Dutch and English drama by charting diachronic developments and through synchronic comparisons. The analysis of the functions as well as theatrical and meta-theatrical aspects of these characters reveals how these plays were conditioned by their literary and social setting. It sheds invaluable light on the subtly divergent appreciation of the concept of drama in these two regions and on their different use of drama as a didactic tool. In a wider perspective, I also investigated how the plays and their negative characters reflect the changes in the intellectual and religious climate of the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries. This research has been published as a monograph, Staging Vice: A Study of Dramatic Traditions in Medieval and Sixteenth-Century England and the Low Countries, by Rodopi as part of the Ludus \u2013 Medieval and early Renaissance Theatre and Drama series.",
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        "raw_content": "All posts filed under: Church Formation\nUnfulfilled Promise: The Synod on Young People\nAlmost right from the start, there were many people determined to impugn whatever came from the recent Synod on Young People, Faith, and Vocational Discernment. I am not one of these people. I wrote a book for the occasion, wrote numerous articles, and worked with my colleagues to host a major preparatory conference. I was in. For this reason, I was disappointed with the final document of the Synod. Like many documents assembled by committees, it lacks a consistent narrative. Yes, it is overly long, meandering with a persistent \u201coh-and-another-thing\u201d quality to it. But, its length is not its sole vice. The lack of a guiding vision is apparent throughout the text. By seeing this firstfruit of the synodal process, I have come to recognize that the failure of the Synod was in its roots. In place of a vision, this document offers an affirmation of the Synod\u2019s own process. The Synod, it says, has been an exercise in \u201cwalking with young people,\u201d \u201clistening to them,\u201d and making them \u201cco-protagonists\u201d in the Church. The proposal \u2026\nThe Addictions of the Catholic Samizdat\nImagine a film so entertaining, so captivating that it is impossible to tear one\u2019s eyes away from the movie. The viewer is paralyzed by the act of watching, losing all control of the will. The rest of life fades away as the viewer escapes from the workaday world into the phantasms that appear on the television screen. The creation of this seductive entertainment is central to David Foster Wallace\u2019s Infinite Jest. The film (also called \u201cthe Entertainment\u201d or \u201csamizdat\u201d) anesthetizes each person who views it. The person is emptied of everything except an insatiable desire to watch the film. The film is but one form of addiction that Wallace highlights throughout the novel. But the movie is the key that unlocks Wallace\u2019s diagnosis of a U.S.A. hooked on the pleasurable phantasms created by alcohol and drugs, by elite sports, by consumerism and the entertainment industry. \u201cThe Entertainment\u201d is a parabolic literary device expressing our love of pleasure and self. As R\u00e9my Marathe, a member of the Wheelchair Assassins, says about the samizdat: These facts of \u2026\nChief Obstacles to Good Spiritual Direction\nI recently had a conversation with a group of friends about the state of parishes. During the conversation, one of them said something like, \u201cWhat people really need is spiritual direction. That\u2019s what people want, and what they need. That\u2019s what parishes need to provide for us. Imagine how things could be different.\u201d This corresponds to my experience working with parishes all around the country. When conversion begins to awaken a desire for intimacy with God, one of the first things people begin to desire is \u201cspiritual direction.\u201d Somewhere along the line they are introduced to the practice, perhaps through a friend, a book, or a speaker. More than any other kind of involvement in Church life, they desire and need guidance. I would like to propose that individual spiritual guidance be a primary ministry, in addition to the sacraments, that parishes provide. But there are some definite obstacles to this being the reality. I would like to identify just three of them: Catholics tend to have an overly mystical conception of spiritual direction. There are \u2026\nThe Political Pawning of Saints\nIt is fitting that Pope Francis canonized Pope Paul VI and Archbishop \u00d3scar Romero together. Although through the eyes of United States politics Romero is often labeled a \u201cliberal\u201d and Paul VI pegged as a \u201cconservative,\u201d Francis\u2019s canonization of these significant figures at the same Mass is no cheap compromise, no attempt at constructing a \u201cbig tent\u201d Church. Francis has no delusions of tossing each saint to \u201cconservatives\u201d and \u201cliberals\u201d in the hopes that this will magically resolve tensions and divisions in the Church. Instead, Pope Francis is letting the Communion of Saints powerfully reveal the unity of the Catholic Church. The genuine holiness of Paul VI and of Romero demonstrates that the Church is, as the Nicene Creed proclaims, \u201cone.\u201d Long before Giovanni Montini became pope and \u00d3scar Romero became archbishop, their lives intertwined. Montini served as a professor and mentor to Romero while the latter completed seminary studies in Rome. 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The movie\u2019s theme functions as a metaphor for Christmas. So if the theme of the movie is about justice and accounts coming due, it seems that Christmas, when we celebrate the incarnation and birth of Christ, is ultimately about justice because our accounts have come due. I cannot help but think that McClay is \u2026\nConscience and the Christ Child\nPublished by Christopher Damian\nParenthood is central to the Nativity story. Birth and infancy cast Christ the King most of all in dependence. God so humbled himself not only to become man, but also to be dependent upon man, particularly upon two parents, Mary and Joseph. God did not only come to mankind to be sacrificed, but also to be nurtured, to be loved and cared for by woman and man, to communicate his needs and to make requests to his parents as they bring him to adulthood. As we enter into the Christmas season, Christians would benefit from reflecting upon our own experiences of parenthood. What might we learn about the nourishment of the Christ Child and attentiveness to him? Christian teaching can never be an impersonal dictate, but is rather a wellspring of life integrating into man\u2019s experience. Likewise, experience should always be an opening into the life of Christ and his Church. So let us consider the experiences of parents and what we might learn as we observe those experiences in light of the Christ Child. \u2026\nLove Is Always Conditional\nWe want to say that love is unconditional. It seems right. It is equal parts comforting and challenging. It is comforting because if I am loved, then there is nothing I can do to lose that. It is challenging because in order to love, I have to will to be untroubled by obstacles. We do not want to say love is conditional because we fear submitting love to the twisted logic of relationship terrorism: if you do not meet my demands, I deprive you of what is good for you, or vice versa. 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        "raw_content": "Home > Philanthropy > Engineer\u2019s estate still giving\nEngineer\u2019s estate still giving\nLow-profile Palm Beach philanthropist \u2014 who gave tens of millions of dollars to charity and medical research during his lifetime \u2014 is still giving more than a year after his death, news.com.au reports.\nThree northern beaches properties, one owned by Pat Kilkeary, and the other two owned by his friend and neighbour Lloyd Walshe, are all up for sale, with all proceeds to go to a foundation he set up in his mother Cecelia\u2019s name.\nThe collective sale could boost the Cecelia Kilkeary Foundation\u2019s coffers by some $10 million.\nIronically, the pair, who lived across the road from each other, died within days of each other in late 2016, Mr Kilkeary\u2019s sister Bernadette Jones said.\nMrs Jones said her brother, who made his fortune as a structural engineer and then in the family business Guthridge Pty Ltd, never married or had children. One of seven children himself, he had always had a desire to help others.\n\u201cHe was an amazing man really, everyone really looked to him as the head of the family after our father died,\u201d she said.\nMr Kilkeary was very close to both of his parents. Mrs Jones said he donated a Dee Why house to St Vincent de Paul in memory of his father, and it was called Desmond Kilkeary Lodge.\nHe set up the foundation after his mother died, in her memory.\n\u201cShe knew he was giving a lot of his money away,\u201d Mrs Jones said. \u201cShe was all for it, we all were.\u201d\nBut by the time he set up the foundation, Mr Kilkeary was already an established philanthropist who shunned the limelight.\nWestmead Hospital renal physician, Professor Jeremy Chapman, said that in today\u2019s financial terms, Mr Kilkeary and his foundation have probably donated about $30 million to various projects.\nReal estate sale could boost charity coffers by $10 million (news.com.au)\nPrevious Trek follows Burke and Wills\nNext Recycling can be fixed\nTalk about the loaves and the fishes",
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        "raw_content": "Should Residents be Allowed to Create New School Districts?\nAt least 36 school districts have broken away from bigger districts since 2000. In most cases, these new school districts are comprised of wealthier households, and they are usually white. The result is often that public schools near where the new school district was formed are left with a worse problem than they had before. State and federal judges are attempting to put an end to this practice.\nOne example is the Shelby County School District in Shelby, Tennessee. Six communities have chosen to splinter off from the county-operated school district to form their own public school districts. In Tennessee, the only requirement to start a school district is that there be at least 1,500 students and that the majority of voters approve the idea. In the wake of these new school districts, Shelby County School District officials have had to slash their budget by 20 percent, close seven campuses and lay off approximately 1,000 teachers.\nTennessee is not the only place where residents are trying to start their own public school districts. Residents in Gardendale, Alabama, attempted the same thing, but a federal judge has ordered that their attempts are not constitutional. Before residents tried to start their own district they were part of the Jefferson County school system. In making his decision, the judge found that the attempt was discriminatory despite efforts from community leaders to try to prove that their only interest was in a better education for students in the geographical area.\nEdBuild, a national coalition to stop this movement, says that there is a positive effect when residents decide they may want to start their own district. CEO Rebecca Sibilia says that it raises everyone\u2019s collective conscious so that all students receive a better education.\n\u2190 Talkspace Helping People Get Assistance for their Mental Health Issues\nRick Shinto and Penelope Kokkinides Have Been Key Players in InnovaCare\u2019s Success in the Healthcare Industry \u2192",
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        "raw_content": "Dr. Cameron Clokie Helps His Patients and Others\nThe point of Clokie\u2019s research that he has been doing is to help people. While he really enjoyed working in the dental field and being able to help other people, he wanted to be able to help more people than that. He saw that there was a need for the options that were included in [\u2026]... Read More\nPosted in Oral Surgery",
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        "raw_content": "GLEN HANSARD WILL PERFORM 2 SHOWS AT THIS YEARS CLONGUITARFEST\n<<TICKETS ONSALE NOW ONLINE & AT DEBARRAS>>\nTHE FIRST WILL BE A SOLO SHOW UNDER THE BIG TOP IN THE SHOWGROUNDS CLONAKILTY ON TUES 18TH OF SEPTEMBER W/ GUESTS DAVID KEENAN & MORE \u2013TICKETS HERE!\nTHE SECOND SHOW WILL BE AS A GUEST TO INTERFERENCE UNDER THE BIG TOP IN THE SHOWGROUNDS CLONAKILTY ON WED 19TH OF SEPTEMBER \u2013 TICKETS HERE!\nMarking his third solo album, singer-songwriter Glen Hansard released Between Two Shores on January 19, 2018 via Anti-. Following up 2015\u2019s GRAMMY nominated Didn\u2019t He Ramble, and his 2012 solo debut Rhythm and Repose, the ten-track collection was produced by Hansard himself for the first time. The culmination of more than six years of writing and recording, Between Two Shores came together in only a matter of weeks.\nWhile the record truly came together in France, Between Two Shores features material captured in New York and Chicago with a revolving cast of musicians. In addition to Blade, the record also features Thomas Bartlett, Brad Albetta and Rob Moose who appeared on much of Rhythm and Repose. However it\u2019s Glen\u2019s touring band \u2013 Joseph Doyle, Rob Bochnik, Graham Hopkins, Justin Carroll, Michael Buckley, Ronan Dooney and Curtis Fowlkes \u2013 that feature most prominently and take center stage on tracks like the upbeat E Street shuffle of \u201cRoll On Slow\u201d and the Van-tastic \u201cWhy Woman.\u201d\nThe album\u2019s title comes from Hansards ongoing love of sailing and the sea. When one is equal distance between their starting point and their destination they are in essence \u201cbetween two shores.\u201d A less than ideal time to wonder whether you should turn back or continue on, but a thought that inevitably rears its head.\nWith Between Two Shores Hansard has managed to capture that feeling of the big soulful sound of his large touring band while still retaining the intimate introspective nature of his acoustic shows. To which way the wind will blow on his next record remains to be seen.\nHansard is a founding member of The Frames who celebrated 25 years as a band in 2015. He is one half of The Swell Season, which also features pianist Marketa Irglova. Together in 2007 they wrote the music for and starred in the movie Once. The song \u201cFalling Slowly\u201d from the film was awarded the Academy Award for Best Original song. In 2013 the film was adapted for Broadway as Once, The Musical, winning eight Tony Awards including the top musical prize itself and an Olivier award in London for outstanding achievement in music.",
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        "raw_content": "Ethereum Versus NEM \u2013 The Obvious Choice\n38 Nemly Dancer\nLots of new projects and startups are coming into the crypto space. Right now, more than 10 ICOs are running at the same time, and every day we see more and more coming.\nIt is very important to focus on the planification and procedures of everything related to blockchain technology when we want to start a new project. The money and confidence of thousands of investors is one of the most difficult things to achieve in this early stage, and The DAO incident is still present in the minds of every single member of the ecosystem.\nEvery entrepreneur in the world knows how difficult is to run a startup, and one of the most important things to have in mind is that the confidence of the clients is really difficult to achieve and really easy is to lose, and this behavior is even more accentuated in our sector.\nThe blockchain ecosystem has long had massive software catastrophes one after another, and this is probably one of the reasons for its slowed expansion. Because of this, we need now, more than ever, a development framework which lets us build robust applications with the highest level of security possible.\nNowadays, Ethereum is the blockchain system which provides us more flexibility to build Smart Contract based systems. It has a broad range of development tools made by and for developers, and some of its architecture and security standards have been well defined.\nHowever, Ethereum contracts are still like legal contracts in the ancient Greek age, where humans had some \u201csecure\u201d and standardized contracts but when they had to write more complex contracts, lots of tricks and backdoors appeared.\nThis sticking point for lots of developers and entrepreneurs is one of their highest pains right now.\nWe can compare Ethereum with the Android OS. Android, for example, is really useful because it lets developers make mobile apps easily, but one of the tradeoffs for this is the security. Lots of phishing apps have been discovered, and lots of money has been lost because of this broad freedom to create mobile apps provided by Android.\nWe also spend lots of time thinking about how to promote adoption on blockchain technology. 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Right now, Ethereum can have at most, near 15 transactions per second, while NEM can scale to hundreds of transactions per second, and has already been tested privately and independently to scale to thousands of transactions per second in the Catapult release. Catapult is currently in a closed beta and is scheduled to go live in 2017 if all goes well.\nBut the most important thing is the following; NEM has never had a serious security issue. The commitment of the NEM Foundation and the core developers with regards to the security and the availability of the network is of utmost importance, and this gives to the community, third-party developers, and investors a guarantee which is hard to equalize.\nNo one doubts on the strong potential of both technologies, and right now NEM seems to be a more stable choice for building new applications which have to support real business models and do so now. 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        "raw_content": "Fiction by Sara Brody: The Salesman\nPublished: April 8, 2016 August 30, 2016 By: Columbia Journal Category: Fiction\nafter Zachary Schomberg\u2019s \u201cThe Animal Spell\u201d\nHe told me that what I needed most in the world was a monkey, so I bought two. I know you\u2019ve heard this story but I think today you need it again, or I need to tell it. I was twenty-two; he was eighteen but I wouldn\u2019t have guessed it, the kind of man who\u2019s tall without being tall, and he looked so silly with the monkeys, the cage balanced on the handlebars of his bicycle. A clear day in spring, the light dying, shadowing the yellow hills. Such a funny sight that I invited him in for iced tea, and we got to talking. Asked what I did, so I told him I worked in a flower shop. Asked me where, so I told him Fourth and Main, not meaning to say it, not knowing who he was, could be anyone in the world. I\u2019d never seen my father so angry as when he got home and saw the monkeys, learned I\u2019d let a stranger in with no one home, but all I could think about were his eyelashes.\nThe next day, of course, he came into the shop. I was fixing a bouquet of lilies for a wedding, didn\u2019t notice him until he drew up close and clunked his cage of monkeys on the counter. Mind if I leave them here a minute? he asked. I\u2019ve got to buy some flowers. Well, I didn\u2019t believe him for a second, because in those days it happened a lot; in those days, I think, I was beautiful. I asked if he needed help and he said no, he\u2019d just take his time if that was all right, and turned from me to look at the flowers. Bent over each bouquet to sniff them. Brushed the petals with his fingers, so gently that I grew jealous of the flowers. The monkeys hooting and rattling the bars of the cage, capuchins with black, beady eyes.\nNo marriage is perfect. You\u2019ve got to understand: he doesn\u2019t mean to hurt anyone. I promise you that somewhere else in this world, right now, a man loves a woman who isn\u2019t his wife. It\u2019s just a thing that happens, and maybe you\u2019re too young to understand it like that.\nLet me tell you a different story, about a trumpeter swan. When I was a girl, around your age, there was a pond behind my house where I went with my sister. In the winter we skated there and in the summer we swam. Sometimes I went alone to sit on a flat, mossy stone, put my feet in the water when it was warm enough, but on that day, the day with the swan, it was cold. I was reading when a man came up behind me, an old man with a scraggled gray beard. Stood behind me for a long moment; then he lit a corncob pipe and sat by my side. Took a few puffs and said, You see that girl? I looked up from my book, and in the pond there was a trumpeter swan, picking bugs from her breast, ruffling her feathers. I wondered why she was out so early in the spring; I didn\u2019t speak, couldn\u2019t, and after a pause he said, I\u2019m going to marry her. Won\u2019t she make a beautiful bride? I stammered out yes, I suppose she would. The man puffed on his pipe and told me that once he had believed that animals were people under spells. I thought if I loved her, he said, the spell would be lifted. Now I know better. I know that love can\u2019t change a thing.\nSara Brody is an MFA student at San Francisco State University. Her work has appeared in the Monarch Review, the Adroit Journal, and Narrative Magazine.",
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        "raw_content": "Therese raquin plot summary. Therese Raquin 2019-02-01\nTherese raquin plot summary Rating: 9,6/10 948 reviews\nBut maybe you see where this is going. The following Thursday, Madame Raquin and her friend Suzanne are sewing new dresses. When Th\u00e9r\u00e8se's mother died, Mme Raquin's brother left his daughter in his sister's care, and died in Africa some years later. They break down sobbing and, after sharing a final embrace, they decide to commit suicide together. The novel was also made into a Broadway musical entitled , with music composition by.\nTherese Raquin Summary, Summary Of Therese Raquin, Therese Raquin book summary\n. Therese Raquin is a Naturalist novel that is not an imitation of reality but a scientific study of humanity. Eventually, a group of regular guests begins to form around the Raquin household. Neal Bell adapted the novel into a play under the same title. However, this soon turns into a torrid love affair. She has a stroke and collapses.\nPlot V Style\nThis section contains 513 words approx. During one of their many arguments, they accidentally reveal their crime in Mme Raquin's presence. Camille makes his own contribution to the social life in the Passage du Pont-Neuf, bringing along one of his office supervisors, a man named. For Zola, the interactions of these types of personalities could only have the result that plays out in his. Even after they get married, they imagine that Camille's ghost visits them every night in their bedroom. Therese and Laurent argue violently; finally, Laurent throws her to the floor and exits. Mme Raquin tries to denounce the murderers, but her paralysis prevents her from communicating her knowledge.\nRaquin with a tabby cat, and by a young man of about thirty years old who chats and reads -. Th\u00e9r\u00e8se comes up with the idea of killing Camille. On Sunday afternoon, after a walk along the banks of the Seine, Camille naps while Laurent and Therese profess their love. Paris: Livre de Poche, 1997. Plot introduction Th\u00e9r\u00e8se Raquin tells the story of a young woman, unhappily married to her first cousin by an overbearing aunt who may seem to be well-intentioned but in many ways is deeply selfish. On her wedding morning, Therese wakes up screaming. Its professional New York premiere was on October 27, 1997, at the Classic Stage Company, directed by David Esbjornson, with Elizabeth Marvel as Th\u00e9r\u00e8se Raquin.\nThey also have to look after Madame Raquin, who suffered a stroke after Camille's death. Laurent visits the Raquins and decides to take up an affair with the lonely Th\u00e9r\u00e8se, mostly because he cannot afford prostitutes anymore. At the climax of the novel, the two are about to kill one another when each of them realizes the plans of the other. Camille rushes in with the news that their friend Laurent is coming to complete Camille's portrait. Now a young woman, Th\u00e9r\u00e8se Raquin has led a repressed life under the control of her paternal aunt, Madame Raquin with who Th\u00e9r\u00e8se as a child was sent to live in the French countryside when Th\u00e9r\u00e8se's mother died. The two murderers waited, holding their breath. This negative atmosphere is created by deliberately making the novel feel claustrophobic with the author using a number of devices such as an omniscient third person narrative, a limited number of characters and settings as well as a prevalent theme of imprisonment.\nAnd Olivier is often accompanied by his wife, a small and meek woman named. As Th\u00e9r\u00e8se and Laurent get closer and closer to achieving this dream, they may find that that dream is not really what they want as they come to the realization that they are dealing with the actual human lives of others. He was also feared Therese will leave him because she was mentioning Camille the whole time, so he finds a solution to his problems in death, both Therese and him as well. To be together, Laurent takes time off work, and Th\u00e9r\u00e8se pretends to have headaches to give her leave from the store. Analysis There are a few different reasons why Zola refrains from naming his characters in the first chapter. Laurent was enchanted with Therese, her lust, and passion who were hidden deep in this woman who appeared so empty before. Th\u00e9r\u00e8se Raquin is a story of the consequences faced by the lovers Th\u00e9r\u00e8se and Laurent who murder Th\u00e9r\u00e8se's husband Camille.\nEpisode #1.1 (TV Episode 1980)\nYet Th\u00e9r\u00e8se has no interest in making an attempt to better her situation, and three dull years pass in roughly the same fashion. Th\u00e9r\u00e8se, though, has little time for such distinctions and seems to be craving a way out of her stolid life. The novel was originally published in format in the journal and in book format in December of the same year. Analysis There are a few different reasons why Zola refrains from naming his characters in the first chapter. In Vernon, Th\u00e9r\u00e8se spent her entire youth under her the supervision of Mme Raquin - her aunt. Both Camille and Mme Raquin are delighted by this plan. Camille eventually begins working for the Railroad Company, where he meets up with a childhood friend, Laurent.\nAbout \u00c9mile Zola The novelist and journalist \u00c9mile Zola was one of the most celebrated writers of 19 th century France. Upon its release in 1867, Th\u00e9r\u00e8se Raquin was a commercial and artistic success for Zola; enough so that it was reprinted in book form in 1868. Therese was leaving Madam Raquin to work alone in the shop, meeting Laurent in her chambers. On the verge of insanity, Therese kneels before Madame, and confesses her affair with Laurent and begs for forgiveness. Left alone, Therese and Laurent, clearly familiar with each other, embrace. It was first produced at New York University by Playwrights Horizons Theatre School on December 3, 1991, directed by Edward Elefterion, with Katie Bainbridge as the title role. One day Camille brings home an old friend, Laurent.",
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        "raw_content": "Jean Piaget's Theory of Cognitive Development a comprehensive theory about the nature and development of human intelligence, first developed by Swiss developmental psychologist Jean Piaget (1896\u20131980). It is primarily known as a developmental stage theory but, in fact, it deals with the nature of knowledge itself and how humans come gradually to acquire, construct, and use it. To Piaget, cognitive development was a progressive reorganization of mental processes as a result of biological maturation and environmental experience. Accordingly, children construct an understanding of the world around them, then experience discrepancies between what they already know and what they discover in their environment.[1] Moreover, Piaget claimed the idea that cognitive development is at the center of human organism, and language is contingent on cognitive development. Below is a short description of Piaget's views about the nature of intelligence, followed by a description of the stages through which it develops until maturity.\nSource: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piaget's_theory_of_cognitive_development\nLev Semyonovich Vygotsky (Russian: \u041b\u0435\u0432 \u0421\u0435\u043c\u0451\u043d\u043e\u0432\u0438\u0447 \u0412\u044b\u0301\u0433\u043e\u0442\u0441\u043a\u0438\u0439 or \u0412\u044b\u0433\u043e\u0301\u0442\u0441\u043a\u0438\u0439, born \u041b\u0435\u0432 \u0421\u0438\u043c\u0445\u043e\u0432\u0438\u0447 \u0412\u044b\u0433\u043e\u0434\u0441\u043a\u0438\u0439 (Lev Simkhovich Vygodsky)) (November 17 [O.S. November 5] 1896 \u2013 June 11, 1934) was a Soviet Belarusian psychologist, the founder of a theory of human cultural and biosocial development commonly referred to as cultural-historical psychology, and leader of the Vygotsky Circle.\nVygotsky's main work was in developmental psychology, and he proposed a theory of the development of higher cognitive functions in children that saw the emergence of the reasoning as emerging through practical activity in a social environment. During the earlier period of his career he argued that the development of reasoning was mediated by signs and symbols, and therefore contingent on cultural practices and language as well as on universal cognitive processes.\nVygotsky also posited a concept of the Zone of Proximal Development, often understood to refer to the way in which the acquisition of new knowledge is dependent on previous learning, as well as the availability of instruction.\nDuring his lifetime Vygotsky's theories were controversial within the Soviet Union. In the 1930s Vygotsky's ideas were introduced in the West where they remained virtually unknown until 1970s when they became a central component of the development of new paradigms in developmental and educational psychology. While initially Vygotsky's theories were ignored in the West, they are today widely known, although scholars do not always agree with them, or agree about what he meant. The early 21st century has seen a trend towards reevaluating scholarly understandings of many of Vygotsky's central concepts and theories.\nSource: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lev_Vygotsky\nRE: David Coleman\n<<< David Coleman\nMcGraw-Hill Education Acquires Grow Network\nEstablishes Leadership Position in Assessment Reporting and Customized Content\n9th President of the College Board\nDesigns SAT and Advanced Placement Tests\nNO EDUCATION BACKGROUD ?!?\nDavid Coleman (education by Wikipedia) - Quote, \" He returned to New York and applied for a high school teaching job but was turned down\"...WHY?\nDiane Ravitch's blog, \"Who is David Coleman\nhttp://dianeravitch.net/2012/05/19/who-is-david-coleman\nMeeting - Albert Shanker Institute, David Coleman encouraged the AFT to endorse the CC standards. The board agreed, though I demurred.\nCreated a data and assessment company that he sold to McGraw-Hill\nhad been a Rhodes Scholar\nDavid was the architect of the Common Core standards\nhe disdains fiction and personal writing\nCollege Board announced that David Coleman will be its new president\nOne assumes that David will integrate the AP assessments with his prized Common Core standards.\ntreasurer for Michelle Rhee\u2019s Students First. Link: http://kenmlibby.com/2012/05/17/whats-with-studentsfirsts-board/\nI assume he supports her well-publicized war against collective bargaining. He supports her opposition to seniority and tenure. He supports her battle to base evaluation on test scores. He supports her efforts to privatize public education. He supports her contempt for experienced teachers.\nNot only is he the treasurer, but the other officers of her board are (or were) part of his organization, Student Achievement Partners.\nOne of the directors wrote the math standards for the nation. His organization seems to be integrated with hers.\nHe is still treasurer of Michelle Rhee\u2019s Students First.\nSource: http://dianeravitch.net/2012/05/19/who-is-david-coleman\n\ufeffAdditional Source Information RE: David Coleman\nLinks Provided from Article, \"Diane Ravitch's blog, \"Who is David Coleman\"\nBacker of Common Core School Curriculum Is Chosen to Lead College Board Link: http://www.nytimes.com/2012/05/16/education/david-coleman-to-lead-college-board.html?_r=0\nMr. Coleman, 42, a former Rhodes scholar and McKinsey & Company consultant, has been barnstorming the nation, speaking to thousands of teachers to explain and promote the standards. He will succeed Gaston Caperton, who last year announced his plans to step down. Mr. Caperton came under some criticism for his salary of $1.3 million; Mr. Coleman will earn a base of $550,000, with total compensation of nearly $750,000.\n\u201cDavid is innovative and an excellent choice for the College Board,\u201d said Randi Weingarten, president of the American Federation of Teachers. \u201cHe\u2019s put the common core on the map and he\u2019s very respectful of the teacher voice.\u201d\nMany other leading education figures, including Arne Duncan, the secretary of education, and former Gov. Jeb Bush of Florida, also endorsed the appointment.\n___Information Referenced in this Article: Backer of Common Core School Curriculum Is Chosen to Lead College Board\nLink: http://topics.nytimes.com/top/reference/timestopics/organizations/c/college_board/index.html?inline=nyt-org\n(The College Board, a membership organization of high schools and colleges that administers the SAT, the Advanced Placement program and other standardized tests, helped design the standards \u2014 an outline of what students should learn in English and math from kindergarten through high school \u2014 meant to ensure that all high school graduates are prepared for college.\nThe Kick-off of \"Parents as Partners Week\": Who is David Coleman and why should we care?\nLink: http://nycpublicschoolparents.blogspot.com/2011/10/kick-off-of-parents-as-partners-week.html\nWorking under a contract with the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, an avid backer of the standards, David Coleman and Susan Pimentel wrote a pair of documents highlighting the key ideas of the standards and describing the qualities of instructional materials they consider a faithful reflection of them.\nColeman is credited as one of the primary authors of the ELA standards for grades K-8, he apparently has no experience of teaching students either in elementary or middle schools, though he does brag that he once attended PS 41 in Manhattan.\nhis bio from the SED website: Mr. Coleman's most recent initiative is Student Achievement Partners, LLC, an organization which assembles leading thinkers and researchers to design actions to substantially improve student achievement. In this process, rigorous policy analysis, research, and design are integrated to focus on the most significant outcomes for students. Student Achievement Partners serves foundations and school districts. Previously, Mr. Coleman founded the Grow Network \u2010acquired by McGraw\u2010Hill in 2005 \u2010 which has become the nation\u2019s leader in assessment reporting and customized instructional materials. Mr. Coleman was a lecturer at the University of London before going to work in the pro bono education area of McKinsey & Company. He is a Rhodes Scholar and a graduate of Yale University, Oxford University and Cambridge University.\nColeman is also listed as on the board of The Equity Project, Zeke Vanderhoek\u2019s hugely hyped but underperforming charter school; Vanderhoek bragged on 60 Minutes about firing teachers that the year before, he had gone to great lengths to recruit. His mother is Elizabeth Coleman, president of Bennington College, whoeliminated tenure in 1994 and fired one third of the faculty.\n___Information Referenced in this Article:\nBoard - TEP Charter School\nLink: http://www.tepcharter.org/leadership.php\nCharter school's $125K experiment on 60 Minutes Katie Couric Link: http://www.cbsnews.com/videos/charter-schools-125k-experiment\nHis mother is Elizabeth Coleman, president of Bennington College, whoeliminated tenure in 1994 and fired one third of the faculty.\nColeman has rigidly prescribed that in grades K-5, at least half of the material read by students must be non-fiction, or what he calls \u201cinformational text\u201d.\nAs pointed out by Susan Ohanian, he also disparaged the writing of personal narratives in his speech hosted by SED: \u201cDo people know the two most popular forms of writing in the American high school today? \u2026It is either the exposition of a personal opinion or it is the presentation of a personal matter. The only problem, forgive me for saying this so bluntly, the only problem with those two forms of writing is as you grow up in this world you realize people really don't give a sheet about what you feel or what you think.\u201d Link: http://usny.nysed.gov/rttt/docs/bringingthecommoncoretolife/fulltranscript.pdf\n___Information Referenced In Above Article:\npointed out by Susan Ohanian,\nSubstance News Defending the Public Schools for Over 30 Years\nLink: http://www.substancenews.net/articles.php?page=2716&section=Article\nColeman insists that teachers must train students to be workers in the Global Economy.\nAs though literacy is to prepare children only for a working environment. And as though personal opinion isn\u00e2\u20ac\u2122t vital in a working environment.\nColeman is on a mission to slash both the amount of personal narrative in writing and the amount of fiction in reading.\nhe insists, readers gain \u00e2\u20ac\u0153world knowledge\u00e2\u20ac\u009d through nonfiction,\nColeman provides no evidence that he\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s been in the public school village even a few days.\nRead Appendixes A and B of the Common Core State Curriculum Standards. Surely Appendix A will frost your toes (http://www.corestandards.org/assets/Appendix_A.pdf) and then Appendix B will freeze your heart. (http://www.corestandards.org/assets/Appendix_B.pdf)\nStandardisto David Coleman doesn't give a shit about what children have long enjoyed about reading fiction and poetry, since he wants to make schools a Boot Camp for the global economy via the \"Common Core Standards\" he is helping the U.S. Department of Education push like crack cocaine across the USA. Ironically, schools like Sidwell Friends in Washington, D.C. (where the children of Barack Obama go to school) and the University of Chicago Lab School (where the children of former White House Chief of Staff and now Chicago's Mayor Rahm Emanuel go to school) reject straight jackets like the \"Common Core\" and promote the reading of children, young adult, and real literature.\nNational Council of Teachers of English (NCTE) and the International Reading Association (IRA) remain silent, David Coleman seems safe in shouting his absurd declarations from the rooftops.\nInstead of offering any informed resistance, NCTE and IRA are occupied with figuring out how they can make money from embracing the Common Core \u00e2\u20ac\u201d and staving off dissidents in their own ranks. Last year, NCTE resorted to technical excuses for squashing a proposed resolution against the Common Core.\nThe Common Core State Standards exist because the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation wanted them.\nTo help their aide-de-camps, the president and the U. S. Secretary of Education, pretend that these are state and not national standards, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation sent buckets of money to the National Governors Association and Council of Chief State School Officers to act as sponsors.\nMore tons of money to the National PTA to spread the good word and so on.\nAs I revealed in an article in Extra![ix] very few media have pointed to the money source.\nThis Common Core den of thieves who are stealing the literary rights of our students\nWith David Coleman as their spokesman out on the stump, the National Governors Association, the Council of Chief State School Officers, and the U. S. Department of Education, acting in concert with the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation\nIndependent voices of New York City public school parentsParents shut out once again: Contracts for Excellence process in violation of state law\nLink: http://nycpublicschoolparents.blogspot.com/2011/10/parents-shut-out-once-again-contracts.html\nhttp://investor.mhfi.com/phoenix.zhtml?c=96562&p=irol-newsArticle&ID=592486&highlight\n!!! YES !!! I am still researching the material... Thank you for your patients. xoxoxoxo\nDavid Coleman 2 Years Ago: We Were a Collection of Unqualified People\n\"Then a stunning admission from David Coleman himself discussing his organization Student Achievement Partners whose founders (Coleman, Susan Pimentel and Jason Zimba) were leader writers of the Common Core State Standards.\"\nQuoted Text, \"CHICAGO \u2013 Referred to as \u2018Common Core lead standards authors\u2019 by the Council of Chief State School Officers (CCSSO), David Coleman and Jason Zimba are just two in a long list of Common Core creators whose academic roots are with the education-for-a-revolution machine borne by Annenberg Institute, Carnegie Corporation, Bill Gates, et al.\"\nArticle by Common Core Education Without Representation, \"Top Ten Scariest People in Education Reform: # 9 \u2013 David Coleman\" Link: http://whatiscommoncore.wordpress.com/2013/03/21/top-ten-scariest-people-in-education-reform-9-david-coleman/\nSuspect Common Core Standards Linked to StudentsFirst Former Board Members by American Thinker Link: http://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2013/03/suspect_common_core_standards_linked_to_studentsfirst_former_board_members.html#.UUkTCyJvIaY.email#ixzz2O62fGLq3\nJason Zimba and Quoted Text, \"co-founded the Grow Network with Coleman,\"\nTop Ten Scariest People in Education Reform\n3) Marc Tucker, President of National Center on Education and the Economy\n4) Bill Ayers: Down with America\n5) Bill Gates: Scary Philanthropy\n6) Linda Darling-Hammond\n7) Sir Michael Barber: Pearson CEA\n8) Arne Duncan: U.S. Secretary of Education\n9) David Coleman: Bye Bye, Classics\n10) Michelle Rhee: Putting Students Last\nPiaget's Stages of Development (Child Cognitive Development Stages)\nhttp://tutordelight.com/child-cognitive-development-stages\nPiaget acknowledged that some children may pass through the stages at different ages than the averages noted above and that some children may show characteristics of more than one stage at a given time. 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        "raw_content": "The Naked Communist 1961 by Cleon Skousen\nPrior to the late 1800\u2019s, education was a private practice that took place in private institutions or through home schooling. That all changed in 1902 when John D. Rockefeller created the general education board in conjunction with Frederick T. Gates. Frederick T. Gates was a close friend, business and personal advisor to Rockefeller. The general education board was responsible for funding the American public school system, and provided over one hundred million dollars in 1902 while continuing their support beyond 1902. If we follow the money, the general education board was responsible for the creation of the American public school system. Does education not play a large role in manipulating the consciousness of human beings? By consciousness manipulation I mean trying to influence the way that the human being perceives the environment around them. In order to implement this system, teachers need to teach, and somebody needs to teach the teachers, and somebody needs to teach them too. It\u2019s time we start questioning the real purpose of education and who exactly is putting human beings through this system, and for what purpose?\nEarly Age Schooling\nFrom an early age, we are forced into a mandatory school system that requires and encourages youth to attend for a large portion of their human life, for six hours a day. Each child is required to learn the accepted version of reality in order to fit into the specific mold desired by the elite. Just like television, a large part of school is simply programming. It\u2019s ironic how the same families behind the funding are responsible for many inhumane atrocities that took place throughout history. They are also behind big oil, big pharma, food and other industries that are becoming more transparent as of late. Kids who do not fit into the system and do not resonate with it are usually labelled and medicated. Essentially, the whole point of school is to shape the reality of the student. We are taken from a very early age and put into the institution, from there we are shown how the world works and what we need to do to survive in it. School literally paints the perception that we need to do well in order to have a job so we can make money and pay our bills. It has nothing to do with the type of growth the human being needs. The concept of grades and marks do not signify any level of intelligence. In school we are shown the idea of an authority figure, how the world works and what intelligence is.\n\u201cNever confuse education with intelligence.\u201d \u2013 Albert Einstein\n\u201cI don\u2019t want a nation of thinkers, I want a nation of workers.\u201d \u2013 John D Rockefeller\nThe Power of Homeschooling\nIt seems homeschooling is much more likely to create a creative, adaptive, and forward thinking person who is less conditioned to think only within the small confines of a crumbling system. Does this mean it is for everyone and that one can\u2019t turn out that way through standard education? No, simply the chances are far greater with homeschooling.\nCheck out Joe Martino\u2019s TEDx talk about why education needs to change.\nAlso check out Logan LaPlante\u2019s Hacking Education (Homeschooling) TEDx talk as well.\n\u201cThe Origin Of Compulsory Schooling\u201d By Foster Gamble\nand Historical Timeline of Public Education in the US\nThe General Court of the Massachusetts Bay Colony decrees that every town of fifty families should have an elementary school and that every town of 100 families should have a Latin school. The goal is to ensure that Puritan children learn to read the Bible and receive basic information about their Calvinist religion.\nThomas Jefferson proposes a two-track educational system, with different tracks in his words for \"the laboring and the learned.\" Scholarship would allow a very few of the laboring class to advance, Jefferson says, by \"raking a few geniuses from the rubbish.\"\nThe Continental Congress (before the U.S. Constitution was ratified) passes a law calling for a survey of the \"Northwest Territory\" which included what was to become the state of Ohio. The law created \"townships,\" reserving a portion of each township for a local school. From these \"land grants\" eventually came the U.S. system of \"land grant universities,\" the state public universities that exist today. Of course in order to create these townships, the Continental Congress assumes it has the right to give away or sell land that is already occupied by Native people.\nPennsylvania state constitution calls for free public education but only for poor children. It is expected that rich people will pay for their children's schooling.\nNew York Public School Society formed by wealthy businessmen to provide education for poor children. Schools are run on the \"Lancasterian\" model, in which one \"master\" can teach hundreds of students in a single room. The master gives a rote lesson to the older students, who then pass it down to the younger students. These schools emphasize discipline and obedience qualities that factory owners want in their workers.\nA petition presented in the Boston Town Meeting calls for establishing of a system of free public primary schools. Main support comes from local merchants, businessmen and wealthier artisans. Many wage earners oppose it, because they don't want to pay the taxes.\nFirst public high school in the U.S., Boston English, opens.\nThe percentage of people working in agriculture plummets as family farms are gobbled up by larger agricultural businesses and people are forced to look for work in towns and cities. At the same time, cities grow tremendously, fueled by new manufacturing industries, the influx of people from rural areas and many immigrants from Europe. During the 10 years from 1846 to 1856, 3.1 million immigrants arrive a number equal to one eighth of the entire U.S. population. Owners of industry needed a docile, obedient workforce and look to public schools to provide it.\nMassachusetts passes a law making all grades of public school open to all pupils free of charge.\nBy this time, most southern states have laws forbidding teaching people in slavery to read. Even so, around 5 percent become literate at great personal risk.\nSlave-owner James Bowie and Indian-killer Davy Crockett are among those killed in the Battle of the Alamo in Texas, in their attempt to take Texas by force from Mexico.\nHorace Mann becomes head of the newly formed Massachusetts State Board of Education. Edmund Dwight, a major industrialist, thinks a state board of education was so important to factory owners that he offered to supplement the state salary with extra money of his own.\nThe Origins of the American Public Education System: Horace Mann & the Prussian Model of Obedience by Police State USA\nPre 1840: Literacy Rates High, Schools Predominantly Private and Locally Controlled\nUp until the 1840\u2019s, the American school system was mainly private, decentralized, and home schooling was common. Americans were well educated and literacy rates were high.\nOver a million Irish immigrants arrive in the United States, driven out of their homes in Ireland by the potato famine. Irish Catholics in New York City struggle for local neighborhood control of schools as a way of preventing their children from being force-fed a Protestant curriculum.\nThe United States annexes Texas.\nPresident James Polk orders the invasion of Mexico.\nMassachusetts Reform School at Westboro opens, where children who have refused to attend public schools are sent. This begins a long tradition of \"reform schools,\" which combine the education and juvenile justice systems.\nThe war against Mexico ends with the signing of the Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo, which gives the United States almost half of what was then Mexico. 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Native children as young as four years old are taken from their parents and sent to Bureau of Indian Affairs off-reservation boarding schools, whose goal, as one BIA official put it, is to \"kill the Indian to save the man.\"\nAfrican Americans mobilize to bring public education to the South for the first time. After the Civil War, and with the legal end of slavery, African Americans in the South make alliances with white Republicans to push for many political changes, including for the first time rewriting state constitutions to guarantee free public education. In practice, white children benefit more than Black children.\nReconstruction ends in 1877 when federal troops, which had occupied the South since the end of the Civil War are withdrawn. Whites regain political control of the South and lay the foundations of legal segregation.\nSize of school boards in the country's 28 biggest cities is cut in half. Most local district (or \"ward\") based positions are eliminated, in favor of city-wide elections. This means that local immigrant communities lose control of their local schools. Makeup of school boards changes from small local businessmen and some wage earners to professionals (like doctors and lawyers), big businessmen and other members of the richest classes.\nPlessy v. Ferguson decision. The U.S. Supreme Court rules that the state of Louisiana has the right to require \"separate but equal\" railroad cars for Blacks and whites. This decision means that the federal government officially recognizes segregation as legal. One result is that southern states pass laws requiring racial segregation in public schools.\n1902: John D. 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The present educational conventions fade from our minds; and, unhampered by tradition, we work our own good will upon a grateful and responsive rural folk. We shall not try to make these people or any of their children into philosophers or men of learning or of science. We are not to raise up among them authors, orators, poets, or men of letters. We shall not search for embryo great artists, painters, musicians. Nor will we cherish even the humbler ambition to raise up from among them lawyers, doctors, preachers, statesmen, of whom we now have ample supply.\u201d\n\u200b1914: National Education Association (NEA) Alarmed by the Activity of the Carnegie and Rockefeller Foundations\nAt an annual meeting in St. Paul Minnesota, a resolution was passed by the Normal School Section of the NEA. An excerpt stated:\n\u201cWe view with alarm the activity of the Carnegie and Rockefeller Foundations\u2014agencies not in any way responsible to the people\u2014in their efforts to control the policies of our State educational institutions, to fashion after their conception and to standardize our courses of study, and to surround the institutions with conditions which menace true academic freedom and defeat the primary purpose of democracy as heretofore preserved inviolate in our common schools, normal schools, and universities.\u201d\n1917: NEA Reorganizes and Moves to Washington DC\n\u200bThe NEA is the largest labor union in the U.S., representing public school teachers and other school faculty and staff. It generally opposes merit pay, school vouchers, accountability reforms, and more.\nSmith-Hughes Act passes, providing federal funding for vocational education. 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These two sources of pressure resulted in some increase of spending on Black schools in the South.\n\u200b1932: \u201cEight Year Study\u201d \u2013 Largely funded by Carnegie Corporation of New York and the General Education Board\n\u200bThis laid the groundwork for education reform and the schooling system we have today.\nA survey of 150 school districts reveals that three quarters of them are using so-called intelligence testing to place students in different academic tracks.\nAt the end of World War 2, the G.I. Bill of Rights gives thousands of working class men college scholarships for the first time in U.S. history.\n1946: Rockefeller Foundation grants the General Education Board $7.5 billion\nEducational Testing Service is formed, merging the College Entrance Examination Board, the Cooperative Test Service, the Graduate Records Office, the National Committee on Teachers Examinations and others, with huge grants from the Rockefeller and Carnegie foundations. These testing services continued the work of eugenicists like Carl Brigham (originator of the SAT) who did research \"proving\" that immigrants were feeble-minded.\n1953: Reece Committee of the US House of Representatives Reveals Agenda of Carnegie Endowment and Rockefeller Foundation on Education\n\u201cIt seems incredible that the trustees of typically American fortune-created foundations should have permitted them to be used to finance ideas and practices incompatible with the fundamental concepts of our Constitution. Yet there seems evidence that this may have occurred.\u201d\n\u200b-Norman Dodd, Director of Research, Special Committee to Investigate Tax-Exempt Foundations, 1954 [2]\nBrown v. Board of Education of Topeka. The Supreme Court unanimously agrees that segregated schools are \"inherently unequal\" and must be abolished. Almost 45 years later in 1998, schools, especially in the north, are as segregated as ever.a\nA federal court orders integration of Little Rock, Arkansas public schools. Governor Orval Faubus sends his National Guard to physically prevent nine African American students from enrolling at all-white Central High School. Reluctantly, President Eisenhower sends federal troops to enforce the court order not because he supports desegregation, but because he can't let a state governor use military power to defy the U.S. federal government.\n1968: Edith Roosevelt\u2019s Article \u201cThe Foundation Machine\u201d Indicts Carnegie Funded Textbooks\n\u200bCarnegie funded \u201cProgrammed Textbooks\u201d were distributed to \u201cculturally deprived areas.\u201d Edith Roosevelt stated that \u201cthese young children are being indoctrinated with a pattern of anti-social ideas that will completely and violently alienate them from the mainstream of American middle-class values.\u201d\nAfrican American parents and white teachers clash in the Ocean Hill-Brownsville area of New York City, over the issue of community control of the schools. Teachers go on strike, and the community organizes freedom schools while the public schools are closed.\nMilliken v. Bradley. A Supreme Court made up of Richard Nixon's appointees rules that schools may not be desegregated across school districts. This effectively legally segregates students of color in inner-city districts from white students in wealthier white suburban districts.\n1979: US Department of Education Created\nThe so-called \"taxpayers' revolt\" leads to the passage of Proposition 13 in California, and copy-cat measures like Proposition 2-1/2 in Massachusetts. These propositions freeze property taxes, which are a major source of funding for public schools. As a result, in twenty years California drops from first in the nation in per-student spending in 1978 to number 43 in 1998.\nThe federal Tribal Colleges Act establishes a community college on every Indian reservation, which allows young people to go to college without leaving their families.\n1986: Carnegie Teaching Panel Charts New Teacher Framework & Provides $900,000 in Grants for Reforms\nProposition 187 passes in California, making it illegal for children of undocumented immigrants to attend public school. Federal courts hold Proposition 187 unconstitutional, but anti-immigrant feeling spreads across the country.\nLeading the way backwards again, California passes Proposition 209, which outlaws affirmative action in public employment, public contracting and public education. Other states jump on the bandwagon with their own initiatives and right wing elements hope to pass similar legislation on a federal level.\nCalifornia again! This time a multi-millionaire named Ron Unz manages to put a measure on the June 1998 ballot outlawing bilingual education in California.\n2003: 14% of American Adults are Illiterate\n\u200bThe National Assessment of Adult Literacy (NAAL) administered tests which revealed 14% of US residents would have extreme difficulty with reading and written comprehension. In 2003, some 30 million American adults had Below Basic prose literacy, 27 million had Below Basic document literacy, and 46 million had Below Basic quantitative literacy.\nFrederick T. Gates, \u201cThe Country School of Tomorrow,\u201d Occasional Papers, no.1 (New York: General Education Board, 1913), p. 6.\nhttp://www.thrivemovement.com/follow-money-education\nhttp://www.scribd.com/doc/3768227/Dodd-Report-to-the-Reece-Committee-on-Foundations-1954\nLECTURE BY MR. G. 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        "raw_content": "Zagan leaves Countess\nWith regret we have to announce that our guitarist Zagan has decided to leave the band. He made this decision because his heart is no longer in being part of the band, as he feels he has accomplished all he can with Countess. While we are obviously sad to see him leave, we cannot but respect his decision.\nZagan joined Countess in 1995 and was part of the line-up that played quite a few shows in the mid-nineties - including our legendary tour with Barathrum and Sabbat - and recorded the 'Hell's Rock & Roll' EP. After the split of the live band at the end of 1997, he still occasionally worked with the band in following years. In 2013 he rejoined the band full-time and was instrumental in the resurrection of the live band the next year.\nZagan on stage in Augsburg in 2014\nOver the years, Zagan definitely left his mark on the Countess sound. Not only because of his great leads, but also because of his input on arrangements and of course because of the music he contributed to the band. He was responsible for our classic anthem 'Hell's Rock & Roll' and most recently wrote a substantial amount of material for our latest full-length 'Fires Of Destiny'.\nWe wish Zagan all the best for the future and the best of luck with whatever his future endeavours may be. Enjoy some of his most notable contributions to the Countess canon in this special playlist:\nPosted by Countess Metal at 09:51 No comments:\nLooking back on fifteen full-lengths\nThis month, our official playlist takes the listener on a condensed trip through our entire discography. The playlist features one song from each of our fifteen full-lengths, picked by Orlok. For the occasion, Orlok looks back on all of these records and explains why he chose the tracks he did.\nThe official playlist on Spotify\n\"The first track is from our third album 'Ad Maiorem Sathanae Gloriam' (1995). This was a special record for us, since it was the first one recorded in an actual studio. Though this caused quite a bit of stress since we had just three days to record and mix everything, this proved to be a very educational experience and also led to the album having a pretty good sound. This was also the first Countess album to garner some positive reviews, much to our own surprise. The full story of the album can be found here. The album has a very distinct sound and some really good songs, the best known of which are undoubtedly 'The Priest Must Die' and 'The Wrath Of Satan's Whore' that have both become classics and are still being played live. Here I went with the former, because it is a great opener - on record as well as live.\nNew singles released\nWe have released a couple of new digital singles this year: new recordings of classic songs with a few arrangement tweaks and improved production.\nA new version of 'The Wrath Of Satan's Whore' was released on April 16. Originally released on 'Ad Maiorem Sathanae Gloriam' in 1995, this song is a definite classic. Read all about the song's history here.\nOn July 17, a new version of 'Ritual Of The 7 Priests' was released. This song was first released on 'The Return Of The Horned One' in 1994 and, like 'The Wrath Of Satan's Whore', is still a live staple today.\nLike the new version of 'Heilig Vuur' we released last year, all these new versions are available as free downloads on our official Bandcamp site.\nA new version of 'In Hate Of Christ' was released on November 16. 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In this edition we look back on what has been keeping us busy the past year.\nMidwinter sale: 25% off everything\nIf you place an order at our webstore between now and December 31st, simply use midwinter as your discount code and you\u2019ll get 25% off your entire order!\nFree download: new version of 'Heilig Vuur'\nIn September we released a brand new version of our classic track 'Heilig Vuur'.\nIn appreciation of the fans who have supported the band over the past 25 years, we decided to make this single available as a free download on our official Bandcamp site.\nAdditionally, the single is available for a normal price from all major digital outlets such as iTunes, as well as for streaming on Spotify and YouTube.\nClassic tracks: Chapel Of Doom\nIn a brand new instalment of our 'classic tracks' series, Orlok looks back on the history of 'Chapel Of Doom'.\n\"The origins of this song go back to 1992. At the time, I was singing in a band called Forgotten. The band only lasted a few months and never released anything. We mainly played covers of bands like Danzig, Celtic Frost and Massacre. We did have the intention to write original material as well, though, so I wrote some lyrics for the band.\nAt the time, I had several prints of works by H.R. Giger on my walls and one night I poured myself some vodka and simply sat in front of my favourite of his works, 'The Spell II' from 1974. Staring at and immersing myself in the painting, it didn't take long before lyrics came to me. I wrote them down on my typewriter and simply called the song 'The Spell'.\nThe original version released on 'The Book Of The Heretic'\nWhen nothing came of Forgotten, I forgot about the lyrics I had written for the band for a while until I found them again a few years later, somewhere in the summer of 1995, while I was working on material that would become 'The Book Of The Heretic'. 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        "raw_content": "Welcome! And we look forward to meeting you soon.\nWe would love for you to join our small groups. Find more info here!\nMissed a week? Or maybe you just want a refresher. Either way, you can find them here!\nGod's Pursuit\nSometimes God can seem so far from everyday life, almost untouchable.\nThat is where Jesus comes in. He is God with skin on, who walked among us and showed us what God is like. One of the first followers of Jesus, a young man named John, confirmed this when he wrote that Jesus \u201cbecame flesh and blood, and moved into the neighborhood. We saw the glory with our own eyes, the one-of-a-kind glory, like Father, like Son, generous inside and out, true from start to finish.\u201d (Jn 1:14, The Message). God who seemed just too far away, bridged the gap between us and Him, became a man so that we could become His children. His mission towards us broke down all the barriers and now it\u2019s possible to pursue Him, because He first pursued us. We are a community of people pursuing the \u201cnow approachable\u201d God in heaven, by following Jesus here on earth. We are far from perfect, but we\u2019re giving ourselves to all that Jesus said and did and learning to live life on His terms, committed to His ways.\nCovenant Life Church is a Kingdom community built around loving Jesus Christ and expressing that love to others. As a spiritual family, we meet at 10am on Sundays to worship Jesus through singing, sharing, biblical teaching, and prayer.",
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        "raw_content": "20th Anniversary of the naming of the school after Senator Nunn\nProfessor Margaret Kosal visit to the U.S. Army's Aberdeen Proving Ground\nThe Winter 2017 Washington Quarterly features the work of Nunn School Faculty\nProfessor Emeritus John Garver's speech on Indo-Chinese relations\nSenator Nunn's Interview about Hacking and it's Impact on U.S. Military\nProfessor Lawrence Rubin interview for the Research on Religion podcast\nDr. Kirk Bowman's was Interviewed about the to FIFA World Soccer Cup Structure\nGeneral (Ret.) Breedlove's Talk on Euro-Atlantic Challenges\nOn February 1st, the Center for International Strategy, Technology, and Policy and the Office of International Initiatives at the Georgia Institute of Technology will be hosting a panel discussion on contemporary Chinese foreign policy. To get more details click here.\nIt's a very special time here at the Nunn School because December 11th marked the 20th anniversary of the naming of the school after Senator Nunn. We're so proud to be attached to such an honorable and influential man.\nProfessor Margaret E Kosal recently visited the U.S. Army's Aberdeen Proving Ground in Aberdeen Maryland, where she toured the mobile hydrolysis facilities used to destroy the Syrian Chemical Weapons and met with the US Government personnel who carried it out.\nProfessors Jordan, Kosal, Rubin, \"The Strategic Illogic of Counterterrorism Policy\" and Professor Whitlark and her co-author Rupal Mehta, \"Unpacking the Iranian Nuclear Deal: Nuclear Latency and U.S. Foreign Policy\u201d\nFor free access to these articles, click here.\nProfessor Emeritus John Garver recently gave a speech on Indo-Chinese relations. Click here for the full speech.\nSenator Nunn was recently interviewed about hacking and its impact on the US military. Watch the complete interview here.\nProfessor Lawrence Rubin was interviewed for Research on Religion\u2019s podcast hosted by Tony Gill, professor of political science at the University of Washington. The podcast is sponsored by Baylor\u2019s Institute for Studies of Religion.\nRubin discussed his book, Islam in the Balance: Ideational Threats in Arab Politics (Stanford UP, 2014), Middle East politics, and the role of ideas in foreign policy. Download or listen to the podcast here.\nDr. Kirk Bowman was interviewed about the newly announced change to the FIFA Club World Cup structure for the The Christian Science Monitor. Read the article here.\nDid you miss Nunn School faculty member General (Ret.) Breedlove's talk on Euro-Atlantic Challenges? You can catch the talk on our Youtube Channel!\nCongratulations to Gene Germanovich (INTA '05) on his selection as a CNAS New Generation National Security Fellow. Read more here.\nOne of our PhD alums, Tong Zhao, has been interviewed by several members of the American media over the current feelings in PR China over some of the comments coming out of the transition team and the President-elect. Click here to read more.\nOn November 30th, Dr. Margaret E. Kosal and the Center for International Strategy, Technology, and Policy hosted Foreign Service Officer Ted Danowitz for a discussion of his experience in the Foreign Service. See what he will be doing in the coming years here.\nAmanda Meng, who graduated from our doctoral program this past December, served as deployment lead for the Social Media Tracking Center(SMTC) in Accra, Ghana. Read more here.",
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        "raw_content": "As environmental law reveals, we now live in a new era: the Molysmocene, a geological era shaped by human waste and its management.\nNew York City Garbage artwork by Justin Gignac.\nThe climate talks of 6\u201317 November 2017 in Bonn are now over. This 23rd Convention of the Parties of the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP-23) was tasked with the implementation of the Paris Agreement, which entered into force on 4 November 2016. Despite the renewal of past commitments rebranded as new alliances [see the \u201cPowering Past Coal\u201d initiative led by Canada & the UK; the transfer of the Adaptation Fund from the ineffective Kyoto Protocol to the Paris Agreement], the COP-23 has failed to match global environmental commitments with a commensurate action plan. Little has been achieved to reduce pollution emission levels. Worse, some argue, the year 2017 has witnessed a rise in greenhouse gas emissions, thwarting the goal to prevent global temperatures from rising more than 2\u00b0C above pre-industrial levels by the end of this century. As a response to the stalling of global climate action 15,000 international scientists recently launched a warning to humanity on the near-future perils of population explosion, massive pollution and biological annihilation (Ripple & al., 2017). Even the Pope, as leader of one of the most conservative institutions in the world \u2014 the Catholic Church \u2014 has personally addressed a letter to participants in the COP-23 urging them to increase their level of cooperation.\nConsidering the broad consensus among scientific and moral authorities on the necessity to fight rising temperatures, the lukewarm commitments of COP-23 are generally attributed to a lack of political will. Especially troubling to most commentators is the unrestricted coal consumption of China and the USA, the two first economies in the world, whose reliance on fossil fuels could potentially crush the international community\u2019s hopes to mitigate climate change. Sovereign states seem to be locked in fossilized ideologies of global economic competition, which stall any global environmental policy. In short, two years after its negotiation, the Paris Agreement is already threatened by heat death. The Kyoto Protocol had aimed for a 5% cut in carbon emissions. Instead, CO2 levels increased 58%. Will Paris follow Kyoto into the pits of hell?\nCOP talks, a waste of efforts?\nTo answer this question, maybe one way is to address the framing of environmental issues themselves. What if the shortcomings of environmental regulation are part of a more fundamental problem: the evacuation of waste from human cognitive mapping. In climate talks, we usually tend to forget that fossil-fuelled greenhouse gases are not only mere pollution but, above all, waste, i.e. a negative externality derived from human activities. If the Paris and Bonn Conventions were \u2014 like many others \u2014 a waste of effort, it\u2019s because they failed to recognize that the object of negotiations was waste itself. Accordingly, climate change conventions are emblematic of the cognitive inability to recognize that we live in an irreversible era of global waste. Evidence even suggests that legal provisions constitute waste themselves: the 1,000 or so international environmental agreements operating today are ineffectual, merely ratifying business-as-usual outcomes (Kellenberg, 2014). The Paris Agreement is no different; it\u2019s another waste of efforts. Its residual function is not to protect and preserve nature and the environment. Rather, it establishes a complex set of norms, institutions, and practices designed to distance and swap waste on a global scale.\nThe law here acts as a lustration tool: the law purifies and expiates waste\u2019s corrupted nature by transforming it into a positive value, the protection of the environment. Following Norbert Elias, distancing and externalizing waste have been key components in the historical construction of civilization. Law plays a civilizing function in the quest for purity, by distancing human culture from its own excretion. Law is a purifying apparatus designed to distance human activity from the ubiquitous reality of waste accumulation. This is the reason why law seems unable to tackle global environmental issues. The main function of law is not to protect the environment, but to cover up the disgraceful dejections of human activity with the veil of ignorance.\nCover for the graphic novel The Waste Land, by Martin Rowson, Published by Penguin Books, 1990.\nAs environmental law reveals, we now live in a new era: the Molysmocene, a geological era shaped by human waste and its management. The term Molysmocene was coined in the 1960s by French marine biologist Maurice Fontaine to refer to a future wasteland era, an era which we now live in. Molusma means \u201cfilth\u201d or \u201cstain\u201d in Greek (\u03bc\u03bf\u03bb\u03c5\u03c3\u03bc\u03cc\u03c2). Through the lenses of the Molysmocene we may apprehend the dark side of globalization, its accursed share, the excremental sludge, depletion and maximum entropy at the heart of mass production. Waste is the unavoidable residual material of human activity, and never has its volume had such a structural impact on geology. Stratigraphically, waste deposits form part of a new geological record marked by human alterations of the earth\u2019s ecosystem. In the landfills of Rio and Jakarta, the mountains of trash piled by human activity are becoming a new layer of the earth\u2019s crust, known as the \u201carcheosphere\u201d. Organic debris can take, as one paleobiologist summarized, the \u201cfecal express route from surface to seafloor\u201d (Zalasiewicz, 2016). In the deepest ocean fauna, recent research has uncovered evidence of extraordinary levels of toxic chemicals, such as polychlorinated biphenyls, or PCB. When it doesn\u2019t disintegrate and sink all the way down to the abyss plastic can drift across oceans as a garbage patch of solid waste. We now begin to understand that the planet\u2019s capability to absorb our wastes has eroded. The production of wastes is greater than what can be absorbed by the planet\u2019s sink mechanisms.\nSince the planet has been entirely colonized by waste \u2014 from plastic debris in the Arctic to electronic discards in Nigeria \u2014, the distancing of waste is no longer possible under the process of civilization. Our worldview is now covered by layers upon layers of waste. For instance, metaphors of waste have colonized international relations, where \u201cfailed states\u201d have come to symbolize wasted sovereignties in the Global South, from Somalia to North Korea. Waste management also relies on cognitive processes, discursive practices, and modes of action similar to those used to deal with what the Polish sociologist Zygmunt Bauman has called \u201cwasted lives\u201d: the lives of millions of individuals lost in homeless shelters, refugee camps, dry lands and flooded areas. As with carbon pollution, we collectively treat these individuals as negative human externalities, refugee quotas, or tradable wasted lives. In the financial sector, the dissemination of junk bonds toppled international markets. Online, social media fills the digital mind with junk infotainment. Throwaway culture has spread packaging waste worldwide. Even the New York art scene is colonized by consumer waste culture, refashioned as recycled political statements in expensive galleries. At university, what we call interdisciplinarity is often the practice of academic dumpster diving, whereby scholars rummage through other disciplines to feed off surplus intellectual capital and gain credence in their own field of expertise. As international law scholars, inscribed in the more general trend of commoditized higher education, we participate in the production and recycling of wasted ideas. Finally, recent revelations of sexual misconduct across disciplines and industries have called men to \u201cdeal with the fact that [they]\u2019re probably trash\u201d (Damon Young, The Root, 14 Nov 2018). The world is irremediably transformed by garbage accumulation. Welcome to our junkyard planet, welcome to the Molysmocene.\nMichael Hennessy Picard (postdoctoral fellow @ McGill Law Faculty),\nOlivier Barsalou (professor of law, UQAM)\nTina Beigi (bioresource engineer & environmental auditor)\nElias, Norbert. \u201cThe civilizing process, Vol. I.\u201d The history of manners 310 (1978).\nKellenberg, Derek. \u201cWaste of Effort? International Environmental Agreements.\u201d, Journal of the Association of Environmental and Resource Economists March/June (2014), 135-169.\nMinter, Adam. Junkyard planet: Travels in the billion-dollar trash trade. Bloomsbury Publishing USA, 2013.\nRipple & al., \u201cWorld Scientists\u2019 Warning to Humanity: A Second Notice\u201d, BioScience, bix125.\nZalasiewicz, Jan. \u201cWhat mark will we leave on the planet? A history in layers\u201d, 2016 Scientific American 315:3, 31.\nI read this article and found it very interesting, thought it might be something for you. The article is called Welcome to the Molysmocene and is located at http://criticallegalthinking.com/2017/11/21/welcome-to-the-molysmocene/.\nTags:Environment Environmental Law Molsymocene Waste\n\u2190 Michel Foucault: Discourse\nCfP: Latin America and International Law, University of Hamburg, 8\u20139 Feb 2018 \u2192\n1 comment for \u201cWelcome to the Molysmocene\u201d\nEric Tschaeppeler",
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        "raw_content": "The other day I went out for a run after a particularly hard day at work. I needed it. It had a been non-stop all day, busy from morning until late in the afternoon and despite cycling home, I felt that my body would thank me for the extra physical exertion. I was not wrong. I felt more invigorated after my seven-mile run. Moreover, at some point whilst jogging up a long and steep hill I began to think of the links that binds us humans together.\nThis reflection came on the back of a discussion I had heard on Radio Four that morning. The debate was about a new book about China\u2019s supposed \"Golden Age\". An era that started in 1949 with the founding of the People\u2019s Republic of China. An era that also unleashed massive economic and social reforms. An era that brought us Mao Zedong. There were two people in the studio; one was the author of the book, a British man. The other one was a Chinese woman who had carried out interviews with people who had lived through those years. The British man argued that the Golden Era in China had never really happened. The woman countered his point with empirical evidence that it had.\nMao: did he really preside over a \"Golden Age\"?\nAt the same time I was thinking about the late Chinese leader, the image of Nelson Mandela flashed before my eyes. Maybe because the ex-president of South Africa has not been well in the last few months and at some point we thought that we would lose Madiba. Or maybe because I began to think of universal characteristics that connect people like Mao to Mandela. Not ordinary features like breathing, sleeping and defecating. We all share those. I was more interested in these two men\u2019s similarities against their many different traits.\nOne similarity that came to my head straight away was their historical timing. Not that they had anything to do with it. I guess that history is sometimes arbitrary. Mandela\u2019s timing was slow-burning (after all, he spent 27 years in jail), but that contributed towards having a more positive impact on its long-term goals. Mao\u2019s timing was more fortuitous. The PRC came into being after a century of pillaging and ravaging in China. Mao found a population craving for change and willing to do anything to bring about stability. With this in mind it is not hard to understand why so many people heeded his call to Leap Forward.\nBut, is understanding Mao the same as condoning his atrocious acts? Are we not excusing evil behaviour when we attempt to look beyond the pile of dead bodies his dictatorship left behind? And if it\u2019s evil, then is it not human?\nAs far as I know Mandela has never overseen the extermination of thousands, if not hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of his compatriots. I don\u2019t even think he has ever ordered the execution of a fellow human being. It would be easy, but too simplistic in my opinion, to say that Mao Zedong was evil and Nelson Mandela is a good human being. To me the real difference, but, also similarity, paradoxically, is how they both used their inner self-worth and the cultural and spiritual factors, prevalent in their respective societies, to advance the socioeconomic cause of their countrywomen/men. Where their paths parted was on the methods they used. Mao sought to wipe out Chinese people\u2019s individuality in order to turn it into a homogenous mass that served the interests of the new state and oligarchy. Mandela, on the other hand, wanted to wipe out the shadow that apartheid had long cast over black South Africans. He didn\u2019t just want a fairer (or rather, fair) society, but also equal opportunities for all, black and white.\nThis might explain why China\u2019s so-called Golden Age was followed by a dark period of famine and devastation. Whatever Mao\u2019s achievements were, he forgot about empathy. And without empathy, the dignity of many Chinese took a blow. Mandela, on the other hand, wanted not just black people to empathise with other black people, but also white people to look at apartheid for what it was: a hideous system based on the supposed superiority of one race over another.\nThere is not right or wrong about my reflection today. Maybe you believe that Mao was right to do what he did and how he did it. Somehow, though, I have always felt when I read about his excesses, that the more you focus on the idea, the more you disregard your fellow humans and the links that bind us together.\nNext Post: \u201cKiller Opening Songs\u201d, to be published on Wednesday 2nd October at 11:59pm (GMT)\nLabels: A Cuban In London, Alice Coltrane, Cubans in London, Mao Zedong, music, Nelson Mandela\nThe first thing I notice is their heads poking above the wall. They move almost uniformly, one behind the other before disappearing down the stairs. Like plastic figures on a conveyor belt they descend en masse, the snaking, metallic, eight-coach long monster having burped them out at the station.\nI am on my bike, stationery at the pedestrian crossing, letting parents and children with whom I am now quite familiar, cross. A few feet in front of me the crowd of black blazers and ties, and white shirts, thins out and becomes a single file walking on the pavement. Some stop at the cornershop (no more than two at a time a signs reads) whilst others take a right (and a wrong one at that) turn for a quick ciggie before lessons. The early morning mist merges with the hazy urban horizon. Cars swish their tails and toot their horns as they negotiate the narrow road under the bridge. Some of the black blazers spill onto the street making it difficult for motorists (and cyclists) to manoeuvre properly. Words are exchanged. Near-misses occur. We all compete for a space in this corner of London. I can see an adult muttering \u201cOne of these days...\u201d One of these days adults will stop muttering \u201cOne of these days\u201d when they realise that they were once the subject of oneofthesedaysery themselves not so long ago.\nAt the head of this black blazers\u2019 column travels the Year 7 contingent. You can tell they are the new ones. Their clothes are two sizes too big, their shoes haven\u2019t yet lost their early September shine to impromptu football matches in the local park and they haven\u2019t adopted the sullen look that their elder counterparts sport. Their short stature contrasts with the three high-rises past which they walk. There is another reason why these temporary dwarves are easy to spot: they walk in a hurry. They seem to drag their bags on the pavement as they rush to a new but, to them at least, safe environment. I guide my bike away from the crowd of black blazers and ties, and white shirts. But only until tomorrow.\nNext Post: \u201cSunday Mornings: Coffee, Reflections and Music\u201d, to be published on Sunday 29th September at 10am (GMT)\nOne of the oddest phenomena I\u2019ve come across in schools, and yet it\u2019s quite common, is that of students\u2019 perceptions of themselves and of their limitations. At the moment I am teaching German to a group of ten pupils as part of an initiative in the school where I work to provide a (mostly) staff-led, skills-based programme to students from Years 3 to 6.\nThis \u201ccollege\u201d idea, which has been going for a few years now, aims to offer opportunities to students to which many of them would not normally have access because of their economic background. At the same time it encourages staff, both teaching and non-teaching, to make use of skills they already possess and which they want to share with pupils. Occasionally, you find a member of staff developing their career further as a consequence of having taught at our college. Because this \u201ccollege\u201d takes place only once per week in the afternoon, the atmosphere is more relaxed when you walk around the school. It was this idea of alternative, fun, teaching that led me to join in this year.\nBefore I carry on, though, a disclaimer. I am writing in a personal capacity and this post in no way reflects my employer\u2019s opinions.\nWhat I have found out in my first two weeks with this group of students is that some of them have already internalised other people\u2019s perceptions of them and allowed these people to place limitations on their learning. I don\u2019t know whether this comes from home via their parents or carers, or if it is their teachers labelling them, or if, perhaps, their classmates have a role to play in this situation. What is real is that these are very young children, between 8 and 11 years old, with a low opinion of themselves. To make matters worse, a new consultation led by Deputy Prime Minister, Nick Clegg and David Laws, schools minister, won\u2019t help these kids.\nTarring and feathering: do we want the same for our children?\nUnder new proposals the government aims to tell parents of 11-year-olds where their child\u2019s precise scores are in English and Maths tests. Parents will, then, find out where these scores place their child in the national range of attainment, how much progress their offspring has made since age seven and...\n... and cue horror and panic. Because, you would, wouldn\u2019t you? You would panic if someone told you that your little Johnny or little Jenny is not up to the level s/he should be. Basically, what these tests will be telling is that s/he\u2019s thick. Clegg\u2019s argument, that this new proposal will raise standards, is nonsense. You don\u2019t raise standards by labelling children, especially at that young age. You raise standards by going out of your way to make sure that children get an all-round education.\nAn all-round education for me is not just knowing what a metaphor is, but how certain situations are metaphors for how we relate to people in life. An all-round education is developing ways in which children learn how to choose a friend, the qualities that make a good friendship and how important it is to think of your other half as your friend. An all-round educations aims to raise awareness of the cycle of life, making it clear to children that wrinkles, loss of hearing and poor eyesight are natural processes and that some people go through these stages and others don\u2019t. Above all, an all-round education is one where students are not passive recipients but active agents. Agents for the acquisition of knowledge and the reasoning of it. Having a critical mind is fundamental to understanding the world in which we live.\nWe know that there are children who lag behind. They don\u2019t need a tag, they need support. They need education to come to them sideways, since maybe the full frontal approach doesn\u2019t work. The last thing they need is a sign hung around their necks that reads, \u201cnot secondary school ready\u201d.\nI look at the ten pupils whom I teach every week, their hands up in the air wanting to answer a question in German or about a German-speaking country and I wonder: which one will succeed? Which one will fail? And what do \u201csucceed\u201d and \u201cfail\u201d mean in this context? Maybe one of them will end up working in a bakery, waking up at 3 o\u2019clock in the morning to make the dough, earning a pittance but happy because s/he has a partner who is supportive, their own place and a cat. Who knows? And the place where the scene above will take place: Austria. Or Switzerland. Or Luxembourg. In that case they\u2019ll realise that the German they learnt for those five or six weeks was worth their time and effort.\nNext Post: \u201cUrban Diary\u201d, to be published on Wednesday 25th September at 11:59pm (GMT)\nLabels: A Cuban In London, Bobby Brown, Cubans in London, Frank Zappa, music\nLast week I cooked a version of my spiced chicken with dates and I included lamb for the first time. Slowly, but surely, I have been weaning my children on lamb meat. I love it myself. It's so tender and the way it sizzles on the pan is a joy to watch. That's why I am posting the recipe below tonight. This will be my next challenge. The recipe is by Angela Hartnett, who is the chef patron at Murano restaurant. The photograph was taken by Linda Nylind for The Guardian.\nLamb and aubergine with gremolata\n1 tbsp of chopped flat-leaf parsley\n1 small aubergine, sliced lengthways\nSeason the lamb chops, place them in a large tray under a hot grill, for three or four minutes on each side, making sure the fat renders down to become nice and crispy.\nMeanwhile, mix the garlic, lemon rind, mint, parsley and mustard with about four tablespoons of oil.\nRemove the lamb chops and rest them somewhere warm.\nAdd the rest of the oil to the grill pan. Season the aubergine and grill on medium for a few minutes either side until soft (if necessary, give them a couple of minutes in the oven at 180C).\nPlace the chops and aubergine on a serving dish, scatter the feta on the aubergine, then spoon the mint and parsley dressing over the whole dish\nThe music tonight is as crispy as and nice as those lamb chops. That's why I am opening with Bonobo's Cirrus, a funky, groovy number that'll have your head bobbing up and down. Enjoy.\nI mentioned lamb's tender meat before and Edie Brickell And New Bohemions remind of my tender, younger years. Oh, those were the days!.1988, I was seventeen and listening to What I Am in parties in Havana. One for the oldies.\nMy next guests tonight have Eurovision Song Contest stamped all over their Chechen, Serbian, Bosnian and Herzegovinian foreheads. Yet, when I first heard this track I couldn't stop tapping my foot. In the same way that the combination of garlic, mint, parsley and mustard work wonder, so does DelaDap's Crazy Swing. C'mon, just get up and dance, you know you want to!\nIntroduced on this blog last weekend and brought back tonight to close this celebration of food and music. This song was also the closing number at the Rich Mix this summer gone when I first saw Katey Brooks. I love the way scenery, music and voice blend together to provide a magical moment. B****, Don't Kill My Vibe is a special melody to welcome autumn, one of my favourite seasons. Thanks.\nNext Post: \"Sunday Mornings: Coffee, Reflections and Music\", to be published on Sunday 22nd September at 10am (GMT)\nLabels: !DelaDap, A Cuban In London, Bonobo, Cirrus, Crazy Swing, Cubans in London, Edie Brickell, Food, Katey Broo, Kendrick Lamar, music, New Bohemians, What I Am\nYou don't so much make a grand entrance upon arrival in Shropshire as tip-toe into it. In fact, you are already in the West Midlands county by the time you realise. One minute you find yourself on the M40 coming from London, the next you are driving on the M42 and before you know it you\u2019re sandwiched by country lanes. Beautiful but dangerously narrow country lanes. Tooting your horn before each bend, alerting other drivers of your presence.\nI had an absolute ball in Shropshire. Having been to Wales before, three years ago, this time my wife and two children spent eight days next door. And I mean next door. One day I went to Knighton with two of my brothers-in-law to do some shopping. The first thing I noticed was the accent of the folk in the little town. After I enquired about it I was told that I was now in Wales. That was a permanent feature of my sojourn in Shropshire. We kept crossing into Hereford and Wales and back into Shropshire.\nNot that it mattered. We were all looking for relaxation, pure air and fun activities. We got those three things by the bucketload. First of all, we stayed in a converted barn that ought to be featured in one of those property programmes Channel 4 is so fond of producing. The Barn at Ryecroft is a picture-perfect, idyllic place to in which to spend your holidays. This \u2013 very reasonably priced - hay and stable conversion has solid pine beams, a wood burning stove (which we lit one night, well, you had to, really, although it never got chilly), two bedrooms (with a top bunk bed for the lucky child) and plenty of attractions nearby. This is the sort of rural retreat I could see myself buying in a few years\u2019 time when I have enough money (yeah, right, dream on, my boy).\nOne of the local attractions was cycling. We searched online for cheap bicycle hires and Wheely Wonderful Cycling came out on top. Easy to see why; they had the works and their rates were affordable. Located in the Petchfield Farm, Wheely offered a wide range of routes on, mostly, traffic-free roads. The first time we got our bikes we went to Leintwardine, an old village with plenty of Roman history behind. We had our lunch on the banks of the River Teme on a day when the temperature was neither warm nor cold, just perfect. The second time we ventured further afield and chanced upon Hopton Castle, which played an important role in the English Civil War, on our way to the Rocke Tea Rooms. These were highly recommended by the people who ran Wheely Wonderful Cycling. And you know what, my lovely readers and fellow bloggers? The hype was justified. I had the best coconut and blueberry cake I\u2019ve ever had in my life.\nAnother attraction was the town of Ludlow. I have a soft spot for quaint British villages and towns. In Ludlow\u2019s case, besides having souvenir and antique shops, it has also gained a reputation over the years as a gastronomic haven. I must admit at this point that Michelin ratings do nothing for me. Give me pub grub anytime. Still, the Hindu couple who run The Plaice on the high street makes one of the better kebabs I\u2019ve ever eaten. Plus, it was put on naan bread as opposed to pitta. Kudos for that.\nAfter four days on our own as a family at the Barn at Ryecroft we joined my wife\u2019s brothers and mother for a big reunion to celebrate the latter\u2019s 80th birthday. Her big eight-oh was actually back in February but this was the first time this year that he whole family came together. Eighteen people in a spacious, luscious and picturesque farm in the middle nowhere. Not even a phone signal could you get in Orchard House, a converted cow byre in Hicks Farm. There was however access to Wi-Fi, one of those modern quirks that I can\u2019t quite figure out. There was even an indoor swimming pool which delighted children adults alike.\nLike the Barn at the Ryecroft, Hicks Farm offered plenty of activities within walking distance. That word, \u201cwalking\u201d, was key. I love going for a wander whenever I find myself in a rural area and there was no shortage of places to visit. One day we all got into our cars and drove all the way to the Long Mynd, one of Shropshire\u2019s natural wonders. Once there we went for a short walk. Around us a sea of heather stretched well beyond our field of vision. Another time I took a stroll from the Hicks Farm down country lanes to a nearby second-hand bookshop I had seen a few days before when we had been riding our bikes. The physical effort was complemented by the smell of moth-eaten books, some of them with dog-eared, yellow, stained pages. I bought a very basic step-by-step guide to drawing (long story, no time to explain now) and after a while headed back to the farm.\nIf there was a downside to our holiday (and really, nothing stood out as negative) it was the length of it. I wish we had stayed longer at the Barn at Ryecroft. And the second minus was an outing we took to Kingsland to eat at a pub called The Angel. The food, although nice, was too pricey and we felt ripped off. Plus, one of the waitresses was somewhat rude.\nI will never forget Shropshire, its rolling hills, its narrow lanes and rich history. I would strongly recommend all the places where we stayed to anyone wanting to get acquainted with the British countryside. Believe you me, it was a very enjoyable experience.\nAll photos taken by the blog author\nNext Post: \u201cFood, Music, Food, Music, Food, Music... Ad Infinitum\u201d, to be published on Wednesday 18th September at 11:59pm (GMT)\nLabels: A Cuban In London, Cubans in London, England, Great Britain, holidays, I Fought Lovers, Katey Brooks, music, Shropshire\nFood for Thought on a Summer Sunday Morning (and Music, too!)\nFor several weeks now Radio 2 presenter Jeremy Vine has explored one of those issues that we all take for granted and to which we rarely pay any attention: what makes us human? Parallel to the Radio 2 series, the New Statesman has been asking leading writers, comedians and artists the same question. Author P D James's recent contribution to the magazine is one I hope you will enjoy. The article is reproduced here without any permission. My blog-vacation has come to an end and I will be returning to my cyber-lair next week to share with you all a good, old cup of steaming coffee, my reflections on the world in which we live and music of the same high quality as the clip today.\nWho are you calling animal?\nWhat makes us human is the brain which enables us to ask just this question. We are aware how much we share with the animal kingdom and how close our DNA is to that of the higher mammals. We increasingly hear how much we all have in common with animals. Animals often show at least an equal concern with looking after their young. We know that elephants can grieve, that chimpanzees and other apes learn to use tools and even to share them, so there is the beginning of what we think of as unselfish sharing for mutual benefit. But animals, even those whose DNA is closest to ours, cannot make or control fire.\nOne wonders how this powerful tool was first discovered, perhaps by primitive man constantly rubbing two dry sticks together in a moment of boredom and producing a spark that lighted a pile of dry leaves. With this apparent miracle a significant step in the long rise to humanity was taken. Fire could be used to frighten away predators, provided the warmth which enabled early man to survive extreme cold and gave him the ability to cook meat and render it more digestible and life-sustaining. The making of fire was one of the most important discoveries which set human beings on the path to domination.\nBut most people, when faced with the question of what makes us human, give thought to a wider dimension than the difference between Homo sapiens and the animal kingdom, a dimension which includes ethics and morality and the recognition of responsibility for other than the immediate family or species. An animal has no concept of reality outside its own life and that of its young, and its place in the herd. Because we have the capacity to imagine and sympathise with the emotions including the pain of others, surely that implies a responsibility to alleviate suffering and promote well-being among all sentient creatures, including the animals of which we make use for our sustenance, convenience and pleasure.\nTo describe a person as acting like an animal is an insult, while the expression, \u201ccrime against humanity\u201d, implies that there is some behaviour regarded as so appalling that the perpetrator is offending against a recognised code of what is acceptable from human beings. If the offence is committed by a single individual he is commonly labelled a psychopath, a diagnosis which it is seldom possible to follow with effective treatment. If the outrage is committed by a country, as with genocide, international opprobrium and a system of reparation, where this is possible, usually follow. We have the ability, both internationally and at home, to militate against behaviour we view as unacceptable and to make it illegal and punishable by law. We set up complicated legal and social contrivances designed to enable us to live together in peace and safety and which, in all civilised societies, are accepted and incorporated in words. The extent and richness of a country\u2019s language is among the most important measures of its civilisation, and it is primarily language which makes us human.\nWhen we think about what it means to be human, often we are considering what personal preoccupations, ambitions and conduct to others make us unique creatures on the planet. Unlike animals, human beings occupy their minds with concerns outside the compulsions of sex, food, shelter and the herd: the creation of our universe, the possibilities that other planets might sustain life and that eventually we shall make contact with other intelligent beings and communicate with them. We create gods ranging from tribal images in wood and stone to complicated theological arguments, and set up organisations to accommodate these deities and define the obligations of belief and worship.\nBut in the end the simple difference remains. Over millions of years the Darwinian process of evolution which has given us a Newton, a Shakespeare and a Mozart, has resulted in the human capacity to think, to wonder, to create and to invent. The capacity which enables us to use science to destroy each other in wars is also used to conquer disease, with the risk that we reproduce in numbers which inevitably outstrip the natural resources on which we depend. Unlike animals, we have the means to destroy Planet Earth by our greed, or to make it a safer place in which all living creatures can live.\nHow should we relate to each other? How do we deal with those aggressive impulses which seem to be in our nature? How do we tolerate people who are different, especially when they come to live among us? How should we educate our young? Is the nuclear family the only right pattern for marriage and parenthood? How can we save the planet which we alone among living creatures have the power to destroy? This is the ultimate question which faces us as humans and it is one of which the animal kingdom is oblivious. It is our responsibility, and it is this responsibility that makes us human.\nNext Post: \"Sunday Mornings: Coffee, Reflections and Music\", to be published on Sunday 15th September at 10am (GMT)\nLabels: A Cuban In London, Cubans in London, Glory Box, Hell Is Round the Corner, music, Portishead, Tricky, trip-hop, What Makes Us Human?\nThe following essay by the writer Jhumpa Lahiri is an example of how an author writing about her or his craft is as pleasant as reading one of her or his books. First published in The New York Times as part of Draft, a series on the art of writing, Lahiri's piece is posted here without any permission. I hope you enjoy it. I'm still on cyber-vacation.\nMy Life\u2019s Sentences- by Jhumpa Lahiri\nI remember reading a sentence by Joyce, in the short story \u201cAraby.\u201d It appears toward the beginning. \u201cThe cold air stung us and we played till our bodies glowed.\u201d I have never forgotten it. This seems to me as perfect as a sentence can be. It is measured, unguarded, direct and transcendent, all at once. It is full of movement, of imagery. It distills a precise mood. It radiates with meaning and yet its sensibility is discreet.\nWhen I am experiencing a complex story or novel, the broader planes, and also details, tend to fall away. Rereading them, certain sentences are what greet me as familiars. You have visited before, they say when I recognize them. We encounter books at different times in life, often appreciating them, apprehending them, in different ways. But their language is constant. The best sentences orient us, like stars in the sky, like landmarks on a trail.\nThey remain the test, whether or not to read something. The most compelling narrative, expressed in sentences with which I have no chemical reaction, or an adverse one, leaves me cold. In fiction, plenty do the job of conveying information, rousing suspense, painting characters, enabling them to speak. But only certain sentences breathe and shift about, like live matter in soil. The first sentence of a book is a handshake, perhaps an embrace. Style and personality are irrelevant. They can be formal or casual. They can be tall or short or fat or thin. They can obey the rules or break them. But they need to contain a charge. A live current, which shocks and illuminates.\nKnowing \u2014 and learning to read in \u2014 a foreign tongue heightens and complicates my relationship to sentences. For some time now, I have been reading predominantly in Italian. I experience these novels and stories differently. I take no sentence for granted. I am more conscious of them. I work harder to know them. I pause to look something up, I puzzle over syntax I am still assimilating. Each sentence yields a twin, translated version of itself. When the filter of a second language falls away, my connection to these sentences, though more basic, feels purer, at times more intimate, than when I read in English.\nThe urge to convert experience into a group of words that are in a grammatical relation to one another is the most basic, ongoing impulse of my life. It is a habit of antiphony: of call and response. Most days begin with sentences that are typed into a journal no one has ever seen. There is a freedom to this; freedom to write what I will not proceed to wrestle with. The entries are mostly quotidian, a warming up of the fingers and brain. On days when I am troubled, when I am grieved, when I am at a loss for words, the mechanics of formulating sentences, and of stockpiling them in a vault, is the only thing that centers me again.\nIt's never too early to start building sentences\nConstructing a sentence is the equivalent of taking a Polaroid snapshot: pressing the button, and watching something emerge. To write one is to document and to develop at the same time. Not all sentences end up in novels or stories. But novels and stories consist of nothing but. Sentences are the bricks as well as the mortar, the motor as well as the fuel. They are the cells, the individual stitches. Their nature is at once solitary and social. Sentences establish tone, and set the pace. One in front of the other marks the way.\nMy work accrues sentence by sentence. After an initial phase of sitting patiently, not so patiently, struggling to locate them, to pin them down, they begin arriving, fully formed in my brain. I tend to hear them as I am drifting off to sleep. They are spoken to me, I\u2019m not sure by whom. By myself, I know, though the source feels independent, recondite, especially at the start. The light will be turned on, a sentence or two will be hastily scribbled on a scrap of paper, carried upstairs to the manuscript in the morning. I hear sentences as I\u2019m staring out the window, or chopping vegetables, or waiting on a subway platform alone. They are pieces of a jigsaw puzzle, handed to me in no particular order, with no discernible logic. I only sense that they are part of the thing.\nOver time, virtually each sentence I receive and record in this haphazard manner will be sorted, picked over, organized, changed. Most will be dispensed with. All the revision I do \u2014 and this process begins immediately, accompanying the gestation \u2014 occurs on a sentence level. It is by fussing with sentences that a character becomes clear to me, that a plot unfolds. To work on them so compulsively, perhaps prematurely, is to see the trees before the forest. And yet I am incapable of conceiving the forest any other way.\nAs a book or story nears completion, I grow acutely, obsessively conscious of each sentence in the text. They enter into the blood. They seem to replace it, for a while. When something is in proofs I sit in solitary confinement with them. Each is confronted, inspected, turned inside out. Each is sentenced, literally, to be part of the text, or not. Such close scrutiny can lead to blindness. At times \u2014 and these times terrify \u2014 they cease to make sense. When a book is finally out of my hands I feel bereft. It is the absence of all those sentences that had circulated through me for a period of my life. A complex root system, extracted.\nEven printed, on pages that are bound, sentences remain unsettled organisms. Years later, I can always reach out to smooth a stray hair. And yet, at a certain point, I must walk away, trusting them to do their work. I am left looking over my shoulder, wondering if I might have structured one more effectively. This is why I avoid reading the books I\u2019ve written. 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        "raw_content": "The Best Screen Recorder\nDue to the functions they provide screen recorder software packages have grown to be very popular nowadays. You save your valuable tracks within the preferred structure can get screens within the type of pictures and movies, change the screenshots after which reveal it on the internet straight.\u2026\nSpying Cell Phones\nYour lifetime may become an open-book if somebody has use of your mobile phone and IMEI code, just for a couple of minutes! Some spy software is not really naive that it records discussions within the area of the telephone, even if you\u2019re not utilizing it.\u2026\nMany site owners know how important it\u2019s to continuously supply their market with clean, top quality information, by permitting readers to add movies plus one of the greatest methods to do that is.\u2026\nTelescopic Contact Lenses Are Now a Reality\nIf a spy is hiding to observe the target with binoculars in order not to arouse suspicion, it will perhaps soon (and unfortunately) something from the past.\nAs part of a conference organized by the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), optical engineers from Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne (EPFL) in Switzerland this week unveiled the fruits of their labor: contact lenses that allow the wearer to move from normal vision to near 2.8x zoom in a snap literally a cool feature according to Greg Kiselyuk.\u2026\nTechnologies to Shape the Future Trade\nMirror Images, beacons, drones, 3D showcase\u2026 Discover the key technologies of Retail\u2019s Big Show 2015, the New York salon NRF which closed on 14 January.\nMore than a show dedicated to, the Retail\u2019s Big Show is a technology showcase where high-tech companies the most advanced come to present their know-how in retail.\u2026\nHTC RE a GoPro rival maybe\nCameras for sports, there are several on the market, and most popular of them is of course the GoPro. If you are looking for a camera that against having the same capabilities, but will serve the entire family, this may be a solution for you.\u2026\nG Watch R gets a makeover: Called Urbane\nThe new shows connected Android Wear, LG Watch Urbane is now official. Steel dial and leather strap make the model reference still connected closest to classic watches. Its presentation was on 16 February although LG emphasizes its ambition to enjoy the MWC to demonstrate.\u2026\nDigital Camera SLR Pentax K-S2 a compact waterproof housing\nThe Pentax brand, has just introduced its new digital SLR camera, the K-S2. To be given to be the smallest waterproof camera in its class, it offers the expertise of the brand in the area of the photo with many opportunities for shots and a swiveling screen.\u2026\nSome businesses, like Levi\u2019s and Burberry, have over ten million enjoys. However, enjoys do not always mean anything with regard to utility. Certainly, if all you only desire is to not seem unpopular, afterward a high count that is like can get you there.\u2026\nPrinciples of Your Web Design\nEvery web site developer\u2019s important focus will be to construct an appealing, effective, comprehensible and artistic design. Mainly users do not return and do not browse.\nCustomers generally search for equilibrium and firm reliability, credible and professional design, welcoming and friendly strategy as well as the key business theory revolving the layout.\u2026\nLinkedIn Boost your Social Media Communications\nLinkedIn is the professional social network leader: it is particularly suitable for companies that provide products or services to businesses (B to B, business to business), as well as consultants and independent professional like Greg Kiselyuk for example.\u2026\nOnline shop promotion with Pinterest\nNow unavoidable in the e-commerce sector, Pinterest is now the third social network generating the most conversion on an online auction site. With over 70 million active users worldwide, the social network based on sharing images offers a range of possibilities, whether you are a small newly opened online store or a brand already known e-shoppers.\u2026\n5 of Twitter advertising formats for advertisers\nIn a few years, Twitter has become one of the most powerful social networks in the world with over 241 million monthly active users and 500 million tweets sent every day.\u2026\nReasons to optimize the speed of your online store\nBeyond the choice of CMS, the creation of product information, content, website usability, of securing it, referencing\u2026 Other factors must be taken into account to maximize your chances of converting and reduce your dropout rate.\u2026\nUnblock YouTube Using VPN Service\nYouTube is a video sharing web site where users may upload, view and talk about video clips. It allows vast amounts of individuals to discover, watch and talk about original videos.\u2026",
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        "raw_content": "Although it has already been known for more than 100 years, there has been an increasing interest in the technical exploitation of the magnetoresistance effect. Thin-film technology has advanced so far that it is now worthwhile to investigate whether the effect could be used for measuring magnetic fields, in particular for information read-out. Here we should not only think of information recorded on magnetic tape - although this is the principal subject of this article - but also information stored in a magnetic-bubble memory.\nFig. 1. Principle of operation of a reading head based on the magnetoresistance effect. Above the tape T, with track Tr, there is a strip of a ferromagnetic alloy, whose resistance is continuously measured with the aid of a measuring current I. Variations in the component Hy of the magnetic field from the travelling tape change the direction of the magnetization of the strip, and this produces a change in its resistance. A magnetoresistive head therefore records Hy as a function of time, whereas a conventional reading head records the time derivitive of H.\nThe basic concept can be more clearly explained with the aid of fig. 1. Information is stored on a magnetic tape in the form of a magnetization that varies both in direction and in magnitude as a function of position on the tape. This produces an external magnetic field, whose strength varies with position. If the tape now moves in relation to the reading head, which is a strip of a ferromagnetic alloy mounted vertically, the variation of the magnetic field component Hy (perpendicular to the plane of the tape) causes the direction of the magnetization in the reading head to vary. The moving tape therefore, produces indirectly a variation in the electrical resistivity, which can be readily observed.\nIt will also be clear that the magnetoresistance effect can also be used for the measurement of constant magnetic fields.\nSince it has to be extremely thin, the strip is mounted on a substrate - we shall return to this point later.\nBecause a high resistance to wear is required, both sides of the device are coated with a layer of wear resistant material; see fig. 2.\nInstead of a vertically mounted strip it would also be possible to use a strip mounted parallel to the tape, but although this is an interesting arrangement the problem of wear is almost insurmountable. It cannot be solved by allowing the tape to, run along the substrate because the distance between the tape and the strip then becomes too great.\nThe most important advantage of reading out magnetic information by means of variations in magnetoresistance lies in the possibility of making the reading head very small without reducing the sensitivity to an unacceptably low value. This is of interest if a magnetic tape with more than one track has to be read out, or if the presence of magnetic bubbles at a particular location in magnetic-bubble material has to be determined by means of a reading head.\nThe performance of a magnetoresistive head (MRH) optimized for the particular application can certainly compete, in terms of sensitivity, noise, crosstalk, and whether it can be included in a tape recorder, with the conventional reading head, which is based on the observation of the change of the magnetic flux in a high-permeability ferromagnetic yoke. With the conventional inductive method the reading and writing functions can often be combined in one head, which is of course an advantage. On the other hand it is not so easy to miniaturize the inductive reading head as it is a strip like the one in fig. 2, and this must be taken into account when a multiple head has to be designed. For example, a decrease in the number of turns that measure the variation of the flux density in the yoke causes a proportional reduction in sensitivity. This demonstrates an important difference between the two methods of read-out. In fig. 1 the y-component of the field of the magnetic tape is measured directly; however, with an inductive head, it is not the field (or the associated flux density) that is measured, but the rate at which the field varies. It is self-evident that at low frequencies (low tape speeds) the inductive method only produces a weak signal.\nIn the following section we first analyse the response of a magnetoresistive head to a variation in Hy. Then we consider the problem of the linearization of the response function, with emphasis on a method that has been discovered and investigated at our laboratories. In the remaining sections of the article we look at the frequency characteristic, the noise behaviour and the technology of our experimental MRHs, and also the possibility of using the head for certain special applications.\nFig. 2. In a reading head based on the magnetoresistance effect the ferromagnetic strip and its supply leads are mounted on a substrate Sub. In practice the thickness of the strip is 0.02 to 0.3 m, its width is of the order of 10 m and its length is equal to the width of the track (between 20 m and a few mm). 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        "raw_content": "Behold the Coheed. Photo by Brandi Schulz\nTwo of the most popular loud music bands will join forces in summer 2019 on an epic cross-country tour, with a stop in the Dallas area: Coheed and Cambria, the modern progressive rock band, and heavy rock titans Mastodon will embark on The Unheavenly Skye Tour, making a stop on July 3 at Toyota Music Factory in Irving.\nThe 26-city trek will see the bands perform across a range of venues, from theaters to larger outdoor amphitheaters.\nCoheed and Cambria will be performing in support of their new album, The Unheavenly Creatures. Possibly even better: Mastodon will perform their renowned 2009 album Crack the Skye in its entirety.\nHardcore band Every Time I Die will support on all dates.\nMastodon is considered one of the most respected and influential bands of their generation. The Atlanta quartet formed in 2000 and is known for intricate lyrical conceptual odyssies interwoven with dynamic virtuosity. Emperor Of Sand, their eighth and current studio album marks their fourth consecutive album to enter the Billboard Top 200 Album charts in the Top Ten.\nThey received Grammy nominations in 2007, 2014, and 2015. They've dabbled in film music including songs for Academy Award-winning comedy The Big Short, animated blockbuster Monsters University, and sci-fi western Jonah Hex for which the group composed the score.\nAfter contributing a song to HBO's Game of Thrones, drummer Brann Dailor, guitarist Brent Hinds, and guitarist Bill Kelliher appeared as wildlings in two episodes of the show.\nThe Heavenly Skye tour kicks off in Louisville on May 28, and will make stops in Boston, Chicago, Denver, Los Angeles, and more.\nThe Irving date will be the final stop on the tour.\nTickets go on sale to the general public beginning February 15 at 10 am at LiveNation.com. An artist presale will be available from February 13 at 10 am through February 14th at 10 pm. Like a little Valentine's Day gift.\nMay 28, Louisville, Iroquois Amphitheater\nMay 29, Columbus, Ohio, Express Live! Outdoor Amphitheatre\nMay 31, Atlanta, Coca-Cola Roxy\nJune 01, Simpsonville, South Carolina, CCNB Amphitheatre at Heritage Park Simpsonville\nJune 02, Baltimore, MECU Pavilion\nJune 04, Asbury Park, New Jersey, Stone Pony Summer Stage\nJune 06, Boston, Rockland Trust Bank Pavilion\nJune 07, New York, Ford Amphitheater at Coney Island Boardwalk\nJune 08, Camden, New Jersey, BB&T Pavilion\nJune 10, Pittsburgh, Stage AE \u2013 Outdoors\nJune 11, Detroit, Michigan Lottery Amphitheatre at Freedom Hill\nJune 13, Council Bluffs, Iowa, Harrah's Council Bluffs - Stir Cove\nJune 14, Chicago, Huntington Bank Pavilion at Northerly Island\nJune 15, Minneapolis, The Armory\nJune 18, Kansas City, Missouri, Starlight Theatre\nJune 19, Denver, Fillmore Auditorium\nJune 20, Salt Lake City, The Great Saltair\nJune 22, Seattle, Marymoor\nJune 23, Portland, Theater of the Clouds at Moda Center\nJune 25, San Francisco, The Masonic\nJune 26, San Diego, Petco Park - Park at the Park\nJune 28, Las Vegas, The Joint at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Las Vegas\nJune 29, Los Angeles, Greek Theatre\nJune 30, Phoenix, Nevada, Comerica Theatre\nJuly 02, Austin, Austin360 Amphitheater\nJuly 03, Irving, The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory\nCoheed and Cambria's The Unheavenly Creatures came out in October 2018, and debuted at #1 on Billboard's Hard Rock Albums chart, as well as the Top 15 on the Billboard 200 chart. Boasting 15 songs over 78 minutes, the album marked Coheed and Cambria's return to concept albums.",
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        "raw_content": "Tiered Governance\n\u201cA democracy should aim at equality, but it can be ruined by a spirit of extreme equality, when each citizen would fain be on a level with those he has chosen to command. Where this is the case, virtue can no longer subsist in the republic. The people are desirous of exercising the functions of the Magistrates, who cease to be revered. The deliberations of the Senate are slighted; all respect is then laid aside for the Senators, and consequently for old age. If there is no more respect for old age, there will be none presently for parents; deference to husbands will be likewise thrown off and submission to masters. This license will soon become general; the people fall into this misfortune when those in whom they confide, desirous of concealing their corruption, endeavour to corrupt them. The people will divide the public money amongst themselves, and having added the administration of affairs to their indolence, will be for blending their poverty with the amusement of luxury.\u201d\nI find this citation from the famous French philosopher rather appropriate for this chapter. He seems to suggest that the old system of governance\u2014aristocracy and monarchy\u2014is no longer effective, yet the democracy he experienced during his exile in England was not the final answer. In this quote, he seems to prefer to stay with the old, known ways rather than engage in a new experiment in governance.\nIt's a good thing our forbearers did not listen to Voltaire! Otherwise, the ideas generated from the American and French Revolutions would have never taught the world very important lessons about modern democracy. If our predecessors had feared these changes, much of the world would still be governed by aristocracies. We would have never moved on to something better.\nThis chapter contains some different ideas about democratic governance that many readers have not yet encountered. I ask them not to dismiss them too easily as Voltaire seems to have dismissed a maturing English democracy. If our goal is to have better governance, we have to be open to new ideas\u2014especially ideas that are outside mainstream thinking.\nThe alternative is to accept the western democratic model as irreplaceable\u2014the last and highest form of government that humanity can invent, and that we will cling to it despite all its shortcomings.\nInstead, I propose a new system of governance, and I call it the Tiered Democratic Governance (TDG).",
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        "raw_content": "An Open Letter To Bill Gates; Save The Amazon Rainforest\nMy name is Gart van Gennip. I am a citizen of The Netherlands, but I live in the Amazon rain forest of northern Peru. You are undoubtedly aware of the dire state that the planet\u2019s rain forests are in. In the last 100 years, 66% of the Earth\u2019s rain forests have disappeared. With everything we know today, it should be illegal to cut down even a single tree here.\nHowever, that is not the case; the destruction and deforestation continues at an unprecedented rate. In our province, Loreto, which is nine times the size of my country, 3.7 million acres of rainforest were lost to deforestation in the last ten years. And now, this destruction is accelerating, due to the production of palm oil.\nRecently, a company that previously devastated the rain forests in Indonesia, set up shop in our area, and illegally bulldozed 1,500 hectares (3,700 acres) of primary rainforest in the area of a village called Tamshiyacu. This has caused quite some controversy here, but with a thoroughly corrupt regional president and administration that actually accommodate this kind of crime, there is not much anyone can do.\nJust this week, it was brought to our attention that the problem is much greater than anyone could have guessed. One of the local NGOs trying to save our forests discovered that there is an agreement in the works to bulldoze and destroy no less than half of the entire province of Loreto, to produce palm oil. That is an area four and a half times the total surface of The Netherlands.\nIf this should ever happen, it would not just mean the destruction of 45 million acres of rainforest. Due to the nature of the industry, it would mean the destruction of the entire rain forest; all 91 million acres. This would also lead to the demise of its inhabitants; among others, 23 native tribes still live in these forests. Their culture and their way of life would be destroyed forever. Countless species of animals, birds, plants and trees would go extinct.\nIn other words; if this should ever come to pass, it would amount to nothing less than genocide, as well as ecocide.\nMr. Gates, I have enormous respect for your efforts to help the human population of this planet. You are under no obligation to spend your personal fortune on the education and well-being of others, yet you do. However, I would like to encourage you to redirect your focus somewhat. Humanity is hardly an endangered species, and while I applaud your efforts to prevent and alleviate suffering and fight ignorance (I do my part to achieve exactly the same within my own limited means) I can\u2019t help but worry that in the future, there will be no planet left to support the ever increasing numbers of humans.\nThere are forces at work that have access to resources even greater than your own, and only with one purpose; to acquire vast fortunes and unlimited power. These forces are willing to sacrifice the entire planet to achieve that goal, ironically destroying even their own habitat. These forces are evil, and they must be stopped.\nWith all due respect, Mr. Gates, and I do mean that; if you are willing to help save humanity, please try to help save the planet first, or humanity will be deprived of their home, with no place to go. I am not asking for anything for myself; I just don\u2019t have the means, nor the influence, to make a difference like you could.\nThe whole world is concerned about a wide range of issues, from modern day slavery to the nuclear capabilities of certain nations; from preventable illness and death from treatable diseases to global warming. But none of these issues will matter one iota, if we don\u2019t make a real global effort to start saving the planet. The rain forests are a vital part of that planet and essential to our very survival.\nThank you so much for your time. I know you must receive many requests like mine, all equally worthy of your consideration, but please consider this; the urgency of the well-being of our planet outweighs all other deserving causes.\nMany thanks, sincerely\nGart van Gennip\nIquitos, Loreto,\nTagged as: Amazon rainforest, Bill Gates, Loreto, Mr. Gates, palm oil\n1 Martin November 18, 2013 at 11:20 pm\nGart;\nWhy don\u2019t you apply for a grant http://www.gatesfoundation.org/How-We-Work/General-Information/How-We-Make-Grants\n2 Roy November 19, 2013 at 9:22 am\nI think your writing to the wrong person Gart find one that gives a shit,\nhttp://www.naturalnews.com/035105_Bill_Gates_Monsanto_eugenics.html\n\u201cAlthough Bill Gates might try to say that the Foundation is not linked to his business, all it proves is the opposite: most of their donations end up favoring the commercial investments of the tycoon, not really \u201cdonating\u201d anything, but instead of paying taxes to state coffers, he invests his profits in where it is favorable to him economically, including propaganda from their supposed good intentions,\u201d wrote Silvia Ribeiro in the Mexican news source La Jornada back in 2010.\n\u201cOn the contrary, their \u2018donations\u2019 finance projects as destructive as geoengineering or replacement of natural community medicines for high-tech patented medicines in the poorest areas of the world \u2026 Gates is also engaged in trying to destroy rural farming worldwide, mainly through the \u2018Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa\u2019 (AGRA). It works as a Trojan horse to deprive poor African farmers of their traditional seeds, replacing them with the seeds of their companies first, finally by genetically modified (GM).\u201d\nBill Gates, Monsanto, and eugenics: How one of the world\u2019s wealthiest men is actively promoting a corporate takeover of global agriculture\n4 Gart van Gennip November 20, 2013 at 12:51 am\nFunny how articles like that never appear in news sources anyone has actually heard of, from journalists with a reputation for accuracy and such trivial things.\nI will classify this vertically in the same file cabinet I placed the news item from reliable sources that the World Wildlife Fund is really a cover for a palm oil company, destroying millions of acres of rain forest.\nDon\u2019t believe everything you read, Roy.\nMeanwhile, I did something. I wrote a letter. I know it\u2019s not much, but it\u2019s better than doing nothing. Where is your letter, Roy, or at least; your positive suggestion of who to write to, if not Bill Gates?\n5 Leo Jones November 22, 2013 at 9:09 am\nInteresting blog, Gart. As you know, the Devil is in the details. I think you would have strengthened your argument if you would have documented your contention of genocide and ecocide.\nGood point, Leo!\nI think one thing leads to another. Obviously, if you bulldoze 45 million hectares of tropical rain forest, like our friend assures us is the plan, albeit in phases, it is a statistical fact that you destroy a huge number of plant as well as animal species to the point of extinction.\nBulldozing half of Loreto will also have a devastating effect on the remaining half, because the 45 million acres planned for elimination will be destroyed in patches, cutting off remaining patches from each other.\nThen, there is the issue of contamination of the soil with pesticides and other chemical toxins, which will then also contaminate the water of the rivers, further devastating the environment.\nWhen the forests are destroyed, this will have an immediate impact on the climate. The rain forest controls the climate above the entire Amazon Basin, and any changes to this climate will have a significant effect on the global climate, for example on the trajectory of the global jet stream. \u2018Significant\u2019 being the key word, obviously.\nWhen the forests are destroyed, the people who live there, many of whom belong to native tribes, will lose their habitat and will be plunged into poverty. Those who stay will have no choice but to work for the palm oil companies and they will suffer the health consequences of their contaminated lands and rivers; those who will be forced to leave will end up in the city. Their culture, their language, their way of life will be lost, effectively eliminating the last of the original cultures that remain to this day. And that, in my opinion, equals genocide.\nThe long term effects of this evil plan can even be considered terracide, because it will help bring about the destruction of the ecosystem of the entire planet.\n7 Leo Jones November 23, 2013 at 5:47 pm\nRoy, obviously, based on your choice of words, Gart\u2019s blog struck a nerve with you. So I believe it\u2019s safe to say that you are passionate about the subject. Frankly, I know little about the subject. Maybe Gart is right. Perhaps you are right. You would have done a more effective job of convincing me of your rightness if you had used less inflammatory words and provided me with the source of your information. Then I could have decided for myself which one of you has reason on your side. Anyway, thanks for your input.\nI just put info out there its up to the individual check it out and a lot of the time the people claiming to help are the very ones we should be watching, most people know about Monsanto so why is do gooder Gates in bed with them.and Gart sorry if my post caused you any offence there was none intended.\nThe Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, which is sponsoring the Guardian\u2019s Global development site is being heavily criticised in Africa and the US for getting into bed not just with notorious GM company Monsanto, but also with agribusiness commodity giant Cargill.\nSeattle-based Agra Watch \u2013 a project of the Community Alliance for Global Justice \u2013 was outraged. \u201cMonsanto has a history of blatant disregard for the interests and well being of small farmers around the world\u2026 [This] casts serious doubt on the foundation\u2019s heavy funding of agricultural development in Africa,\u201d it thundered.\nhttp://www.theguardian.com/global-development/poverty-matters/2010/sep/29/gates-foundation-gm-monsanto\nRoy, your choice of words in your blog did not offend me. 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        "raw_content": "We return this week to fire up the flux capacitor and go back in time. After a quick hop, skip, and jump last time with the 2000 Year in Review parts 1 and 2 we go all the way back to a time filled with hairspray, neon, and keyboards....lots and lots of keyboards; 1986!\n1986 saw the continued solo success of Ozzy Osbourne with the release of his Ultimate Sin album. Featuring the excellent fretwork of guitarist Jake E. Lee and a more melodic sound, the album would go on to sell over 2 million copies. Aaron's choice from the album is a smart one.\nIn 1986, the hard rock world celebrated Valentine's Day with the release of The Big Prize by Canadian rockers Honeymoon Suite. Chris' choice of a hit track from the album that was subsequently featured on Miami Vice is full of attitude.\nAaron goes back to the Violent Femmes well with a track from their 3rd album, 'The Blind Leading the Naked' that addresses their concerns of the nation's first lady of the time. 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Featuring less bone-crunching guitar riffs and more melodic vocals, Turbo received lukewarm reviews from Priest die-hards. Aaron's song choice from Turbo sums up the newly-intended direction of Judas Priest nicely.\nWith KISS not producing an album in 1986, Gene Simmons was on to other business ventures. One of those ventures included producing other bands. One of those bands was Keel. Fronted by namesake, Ron Keel, The Final Frontier was released on April 30th, 1986 and included the single Because the Night written by Patti Smith and Bruce Springsteen. Aaron's song choice from the album demonstrates that Keel was definitely overlooked in the tidal wave of mid-80's hard rock bands.\nOne band in 1986 that was certainly not overlooked was Poison. Hailing from the gutters of Hollywood, Poison worked their way up the ranks of the Susnet Strip; garnering attention from record companies. 1986's debut album Look What the Cat Dragged In was an exercise in what has become known as sleeze-rock\nWe come back from break #2 with a track from AC/DC that was not only from their Who Made Who album but was also featured on the motion picture soundtrack for the Stephen King-directed film Maximum Overdrive.\nQueen @ Wembley Stadium\nOne of the most famous concert videos of all time was shot in 1986 as Queen performed in front of 72,000 fans at Wembley Stadium in what would go on to also become the Live at Wembley '86 double live album. The tour was in support of their A Kind of Magic album that was released that year and Chris' song choice was also included in the Top Gun knockoff Iron Eagle.\nWhile a lot of hard rock bands were exploding off the Sunset Strip in the early to mid 80's, Cinderella was launching their career from the east coast in Philadelphia. Fronted by the gritty-voiced Tom Keifer along with guitarist Jeff Labar, bassist Eric Brittingham, and drummer Fred Coury; Cinderella had a much more blues-based sound than their \"hair\" metal counterparts. Aaron's choice from the 1986 release Night Songs is a prime example of that sound.\n2012 saw a lot of drama in the Queensryche camp but thankfully, that wasn't the story back in 1986. Chris' selection of a track from their Rage for Order album is a look back to a much happier and productive time for the Seattle-born band.\nThe Japanese metal band Loudness released their sixth studio album, Lightning Strikes, in 1986. 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Diamond Dave is in his full glory with an all-star band consisting of bassist Billy Sheehan, guitarist Steve Vai, and drummer Craig Bissonnette. What more could you ask for?",
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        "raw_content": "--From a Talk on \"Bible Economics\" at \"Church in the Home\" First published September 1962.\nThe final and crowning temptation that the devil offered Jesus was \"All the kingdoms of the world, and the glory of them.\" That's the most riches anybody had ever been offered--the whole World! The Devil said, \"All these things will I give thee, if thou wilt fall down and worship me.\" Jesus answered, \"Get thee hence, Satan: For it is written, thou shalt worship the Lord Thy God, and Him only shalt thou serve!\"--The worship of the riches of this life is Devil-worship! (Mt.4:8-10)\nMatthew chapter 6:19-34: \"Lay not up for yourselves treasures upon earth, where moth and rust doth corrupt, and where thieves break through and steal: But lay up for yourselves treasures in Heaven, where neither moth nor rust doth corrupt, and where thieves do not break through and steal. For where your treasure is, there will your heart be also.\" He says don't bury your heart in those treasures, because those treasures will vanish away or get stolen, rust, corrupt or rot--along with your heart.--They'll corrupt your heart!\n\"No man can serve two masters: For either he will hate the one, and love the other; or else he will hold to the one, and despise the other. Ye cannot serve God and Mammon!\" (Mt.6:24) Now what is Mammon?--Money, pure and simple. Mammon was literally the god of wealth, and if you serve money then you're serving the Devil! But if you are just using a job as a means to an end, in order to serve the Lord, that's different!--Like one meat-packer in Chicago said, \"Preaching the Gospel is my main business, but I pack pork to pay expenses!\"\n\"Take no thought for your life, what ye shall eat, or what ye shall drink; nor yet for your body, what ye shall put on.\"--Don't even worry about the necessities of life! \"Is not the life more than meat, and the body than raiment?\"\n\"Behold the fowls of the air: For they sow not, neither do they reap, nor gather into barns; yet your Heavenly Father feedeth them. Are you not much better than they?\" He says, \"If I can feed the birds, don't you think I'm going to feed you?\" \"Consider the lilies of the field, how they grow; they toil not, neither do they spin, and yet I say unto you, that even Solomon in all his glory was not arrayed like one of these.\"--\"Look at the lilies: God makes them, God clothes'm, and they don't even work for it! So certainly God's going to take care of you!\"\n\"Wherefore, if God so clothe the grass of the field, which today is, and tomorrow is cast into the oven, shall He not much more clothe you, O ye of little faith? Therefore take no thought.\"--That means fretting, anxious thought.--Don't worry about \"What shall we eat, or what shall we drink, or wherewithal shall we be clothed? For after all these things do the Gentiles seek.\"\nThat's all the worldly people live for, that's all they care for, that's all they work for! They're slaves of things! You can be a slave of things! They can own you, instead of you owning them! You can be working for them, instead of them working for you!\nIt's not that there's anything wrong with money, riches or wealth. It all depends on whether you own the money, or the money owns you! It's your attitude toward it. It all depends on how the money is used: Whether the money or the wealth is using you, or whether you're using the wealth!\n\"But seek ye first the Kingdom of God and His righteousness, and all these things shall be added unto you!\" God's Kingdom is whatever the King reigns and rules over!--The Church!--It's souls, people, His people!--Not a building nor a denomination nor an organization!--It's the children of God.--They are His Kingdom!\nSo if you're going to seek first God's Kingdom, you're going to seek souls! You're going to witness!--Be a witness and a soul-winner yourself, or help others to witness and soul-win, right? You're going to help the Kingdom of God in some way.\n\"Seek first\"--means foremost and above all!--Before everything else, above everything else, beyond everything else and more than anything else! It means working for God and others more than for yourself, more than for money, more than for riches, more than for pleasure, more than for health, more than for government, more than for anything else!\nAnd what'll happen if you put Him and others first? He says, \"All these things shall be added unto you!\"--All these material things, which God's got plenty of! If you need it and have to have it, He'll give it to you! If you're putting His Kingdom first, then everything you want, everything you'd like to have and everything you need will be used for what?--To keep on putting His Kingdom first!--To keep on using it for His Kingdom!\nBible economics is utterly contrary to the economics of man. Man's economics says: Self-preservation is the first law of nature. 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        "raw_content": "Medical ethics: Sridhar Karne '18\nSridhar photographed by Ella McCary '17\nSridhar\u2019s interest in science is year-round, from a challenging courseload to summer internships at ConversantBio and then at Clearview Cancer Institute, where two projects he worked on led to conducting his own analysis of data and a deeper interest in medical ethics regarding genetic testing and counseling.\nThe project I worked on at Clearview Cancer Institute entailed cataloging a sample of patients who had been diagnosed with colorectal cancer. I organized the patients by age of diagnosis, whether or not they had a genetic mutation, whether they had received genetic counseling, and other specific factors, such as the type of genetic mutation found on their germline (MLH1, MSH2, MSH3, etc.). The overarching goal of this project was to find patients who were missed for genetic counseling (which allows patients\u2019 relatives to be tested for mutations) so that cancer risk could be identified and treated early in family members. I was told to disregard patients who were diagnosed with cancer after the age of 70 because of a belief that they were at low risk for a genetic mutation. That meant that everyone who was over 70 had no chance of receiving genetic counseling, even if they had a mutation. That left out a lot of the people who could possibly be treated.\nSince the beginning of my internship, I questioned the ethics of having an age cut-off at 70 years for genetic counseling. If there is no pattern, the mutation can show up at any time and all family members are equally at risk, regardless of whether a patient gets a diagnosis before or after the age of 70. I analyzed the data from the information a little more deeply and actually found no pattern in correlation with age and diagnosis with genetic mutation. This inspired me to research more about it and try and make a change. My goal one day is to see genetic counseling offered to everyone diagnosed with cancer, with no restrictions. In the coming years, I hope to continue with this research to figure out and bring attention to this potential problem.\nWith my dad\u2019s help, I have submitted an abstract to report this to all of the gastroenterologists practicing and researching around the nation. We hope to present this at a national convention in Chicago. I want to look more deeply into this issue and investigate a larger sample number of patients to gather stronger evidence for my case. I hope to extend my research outside of CCI to a much larger scale to explore and figure out if this really is an ethical issue that needs to receive attention.\nRandolph has played a large role in my process of moving through this entire adventure. Through spending treasured time discussing and sharing articles about the medical world with my advisor, English teacher Mr. Gee, my understanding and passion for ethics behind every decision made in the medical field has deepened. I have been supported by him and the science department at Randolph to continue to debate about it with them and formulate my own views on certain policies and decisions.\nFor example, Mr. Gee and I have discussed the ethics behind the spiked prices in the EpiPen and what regulations should be made universally. He has pushed me to extend my thinking and has inspired me to keep researching and questioning how other people make decisions, which can ultimately affect how we live our daily lives. He has sacrificed a significant amount of his time and has always encouraged me to talk to him if I need help or his support in any way. The student-faculty relationship I have experienced at Randolph has truly motivated me to keep exploring my passion.\nSridhar's portrait was taken by Ella McCary '17 for an editorial photography project in Advanced Photography. Before making the portrait, Ella explained her intentions: I want to base the style of my portrait on the work of Juergen Teller and Mark Seliger. Teller\u2019s pictures are very raw and real, capturing people in their natural habitat. Most of his pictures have a certain low contrast tone. There aren\u2019t many bright colors or distracting background pieces in most of his portrait shots. Many of his pictures look natural and casual, even though he has made a specific choice on how he wants the subject of his picture to pose.\nSeliger\u2019s pictures give the feeling that you\u2019re right there with the person in the picture. His pictures capture a narrative of the person he\u2019s photographing. He is widely known as a magazine photographer and the pictures he took for Rolling Stone covers stood out to me as he was able to take pictures that suited the subject perfectly. He was able to create these covers by having his subject pose in a way that is natural but also suiting to the theme.\nAfter interviewing Sridhar, I decided I want to base my picture off of how his internship inspired him. After completing his summer internship, he said he was inspired to pursue a career in the medical field that involved studying cancer or genetics. I\u2019m going to take my pictures in either a hospital or doctor's office. I want to use natural lighting and keep the background somewhat simple, while still being able to convey the location of the picture.\nTopics: Academics, advisors, English, ethics, medical ethics, photography, portraiture, Relationships, science, statistics",
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        "raw_content": "Bala is a Canadian community famous for the Bala Falls. It is located in Muskoka Lakes Township in Ontario, where Lake Muskoka empties into the Moon River.\nIt is considered one of the hubs of cottage country located north of Toronto. Thus, its year-round population of several hundred is increased by thousands of seasonal residents and weekend day-trippers during summer months. It is known as the Cranberry Capital of Ontario, as the province's largest cranberry farms, Johnston's Cranberry Marsh and Wahta Iroquis Growers, are located nearby. It was once the smallest incorporated town in Canada, until amalgamation as part of Muskoka Lakes Township.\nBala was settled by Thomas Burgess in 1868. Thomas Burgess opened a sawmill and store to serve the area's scattered settlers. Thomas Burgess named it after the town of Bala in Wales with which it is officially twinned. 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In 1873 a control dam was built at Bala Falls, which still exists in an upgraded form and is known as the North Falls. However, the dam worked too well and led to flooding, which forced the construction soon after of a large flood control dam and channel, known today as the South Falls.\nA further channel north of the North Falls was created in the 1880s to power a sawmill and later reused as the water intake channel for a hydroelectric station built in 1917. This station, operated by the Bala Electric Light and Power Company to supply electricity as far as MacTier and Port Carling was retired in 1957, but then returned to active use as a small remotely operated station in the 1990s. It remains in use today.\nA second station operated between the North and South Falls from 1924 to 1957 but was later demolished because it was uneconomical. The site is being proposed for a new generating station that has caused much local controversy.\nBala was well connected, and at first only connected, to other Muskoka communities via the steamship lines that plied the Muskoka Lakes. The Cherokee, Islander and Segwun were frequently seen at the dock below the CPR station, and the Ahmic was based on the other side of Bala Bay in Torrance. Steamships have been unable to visit Bala since 1964, when the swing bridge at Bala Park Island was sealed shut. A portion of the former steamer dock remains, maintained for many decades by the MNR and today by the Township of Muskoka Lakes.\nIn 1907 the Canadian Pacific Railway opened a prominent \"summer\" station at the harbour, complete with freight elevator (a \"winter\" station was located a half-mile north). There was also a seasonal Grand Trunk Railway (later CN) station across the bay on Bala Park Island. In 1927 six CPR train routes each way served Bala, four on a daily basis. 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The Canada Post Post Office has been relocated to share space with the police station.\nUntil changes in transportation and development led to most seasonal visitors staying in private cottages, Bala offered summer lodging at a large number of tourist resorts over the decades. For example, Windsor Park is on the site of the former Windsor Hotel. Located on River Street were Bala Cozy Cabins and Roselawn Lodge. The Bala Bay Inn (formerly the Swastika Inn until a postwar name change) remains in use as an active hotel. Built in 1910 it is Muskoka's oldest brick hotel. The original tin ceiling and mahogany staircase still grace the front lobby.\nSince 1942, under various management and names, the community and the surrounding area was offered live musical entertainment. In the 1940s and \u201850s, Big Bands like Mart Kenney, Cab Calloway, Tommy Dorsey, Jimmy Dorsey, Glenn Miller, Duke Ellington, Count Basie, Woody Herman and Louis Armstrong played at Dunn's Pavilion. Since the 1960s, rock musicians like David Wilcox, Kim Mitchell, The Ramones, April Wine, Burton Cummings and Jeff Healey played at The Kee to Bala, as it had become then. More recently, bands such as Sum 41, The Tragically Hip, The Sam Roberts Band, Hinder, Finger Eleven, Three Days Grace, Sloan and Theory of a Deadman have graced the stage at The KEE to Bala. In the 1980s, Bala and Port Carling were also featured in a skit by The Frantics on Boot to the Head. In the skit, a man on his way to Bala bores his companion to distraction in part by endlessly enumerating the communities' features. Most recently Bala is home to The New Actor's Colony professional Theatre company who perform seasonally in the summer in the local curling rink.\nLucy Maud Montgomery, author of the Anne of Green Gables books, visited Bala in 1922. The area made a sufficient impression on her that she based the novel The Blue Castle on the area, her only novel not located in PEI. 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Also, because we had a partner,\u201d \u201cFirst, because I have never written an essay with two people which was a very good experience,\u201d \u201cLast, because I don\u2019t have much interest in Santa and don\u2019t enjoy writing about them,\u201d \u201cLast, because it was so hard to write about,\u201d \u201cLast, because I couldn\u2019t put it together ina one page essay,\u201d \u201cFirst, because it was fun to work with a partner,\u201d\n6.\t(4.42) \u201cMeet the Author\u201d Reflective Writing Assignment: \u201c Last, because I didn\u2019t enjoy the book much,\u201d \u201cFirst, because getting to meet Wes Moore was extraordinary, \u201cFirst, because of the author\u2019s wise words,\u201d \u201cLast, because it was a story I couldn\u2019t relate to from my perspective,\u201d \u201cFirst because I got to meet a famous author,\u201d \u201cI really connected with his\twriting, knowing there are others like myself starting out at rock-bottom and moving up in life,\u201d \u201cLast, because it was hard for me to answer all the questions,\u201d \u201cLast, because because it didn\u2019t really interest me,\u201d \u201cFirst, because I had never met an author before,\u201d\n7.\t(5.24) \u201cThe Schwinn Panther\u201d (audio story/comprehension questions) fashioned after Jean Shepherd\u2019s Christmas story: Comments \u2013 \u201cIt was boring would have been better reading it than listening to it\u201d, \u201cThough it was lovely, I don\u2019t enjoy audio books, prefer reading them,\u201d \u201cBoring and difficult to understand and answer the question,\u201d \u201cNot much class interaction with classmates, just listening,\u201d \u201cNo fun just listening to a recording, uninteresting, no excitement,\u201d \u201cI\u2019m not a fan of audio reading. 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        "raw_content": "U.S. President Barack Obama talks with Adrianna Mitchell a student from Newark, New Jersey, taking part in an \"Hour of Code\"? event at the White House in Washington December 8, 2014. The event honors Computer Science Education Week. REUTERS/Kevin Lamarque (UNITED STATES - Tags: POLITICS EDUCATION) - RTR4H63Y\nThe White House has a new plan to get students involved in the important subject.\nA new initiative announced Saturday by the White House will allocate billions of dollars in funding for school districts to expand access to computer science education.\nThe United States has a problem with access to computer science programs in schools. In nine states, not a single African-American student took an AP computer science exam last year. Significantly fewer girls took the exam than boys.\nA new initiative announced Saturday by the White House seeks to rectify some of these inequalities.\nThe plan comes after President Barack Obama announced his commitment to expanding computer science offerings during this year\u2019s State of the Union address, in which he said he wants to every student to have hands-on computer science and math classes. The push, titled the Computer Science for All initiative, includes $4 billion in Obama\u2019s upcoming budget and $100 million to be distributed directly to districts.\n\u201cIn the new economy, computer science isn\u2019t an optional skill \u2014 it\u2019s a basic skill, right along with the three \u2018Rs.\u2019 Nine out of 10 parents want it taught at their children\u2019s schools,\u201d Obama said during his weekly address Saturday morning. \u201cYet right now, only about a quarter of our K-12 schools offer computer science. Twenty-two states don\u2019t even allow it to count toward a diploma.\u201d\nThe plan will \u201chelp make sure all our kids get an opportunity to learn computer science, especially girls and minorities,\u201d he said.\nIf passed, the $4 billion Obama allocates for the effort in his upcoming budget would be distributed to states over the next three years. To receive the funds, states will have to submit plans describing how they intend to expand computer science access in schools.\nThe $100 million for districts will be distributed in the form of a competitive grant. Districts will have to apply for the grant by describing nationally replicable plans to expand computer science offerings for students.\nThe $4 billion and $100 million in funding \u201cwill allow more states and districts to offer hands-on CS [computer science] courses across all of their public high schools, get students involved early by creating high-quality CS learning opportunities in elementary and middle schools, expand overall access to rigorous science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) coursework, and ensure all students have the chance to participate, including girls and underrepresented minorities,\u201d according to a press release from the White House.\nOther organizations and federal agencies, including the National Science Foundation and the Corporation for National and Community Service, are committing funds to the initiative specifically intended for training and supporting computer science teachers. Obama has also called on companies, politicians and philanthropists to get involved in the initiative through increased investments.\nOn a call with reporters, Microsoft President Brad Smith called the initiative an \u201ceconomic and social imperative.\u201d\nActing Secretary of Education John King said the initiative builds on progress already happening at the state and local level.\n\u201cIf all do our part we can create a movement that not only gets our students ready for the future, but gives them a voice in shaping that future,\u201d he said.\nBlack Girl Magic: Julia Nepper Started College At 12...",
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        "raw_content": "MESSAGE OF HIS HOLINESS POPE FRANCIS FOR THE 24th WORLD DAY OF THE SICK 2016\nEntrusting Oneself to the Merciful Jesus like Mary:\nThe twenty-fourth World Day of the Sick offers me an opportunity to draw particularly close to you, dear friends who are ill, and to those who care for you.\nThis year, since the Day of the Sick will be solemnly celebrated in the Holy Land, I wish to propose a meditation on the Gospel account of the wedding feast of Cana (Jn 2: 1-11), where Jesus performed his first miracle through the intervention of his Mother. The theme chosen \u2013 Entrusting Oneself to the Merciful Jesus like Mary: \u201cDo whatever he tells you\u201d (Jn 2:5) is quite fitting in light of the Extraordinary Jubilee of Mercy. The main Eucharistic celebration of the Day will take place on 11 February 2016, the liturgical memorial of Our Lady of Lourdes, in Nazareth itself, where \u201cthe Word became flesh and made his dwelling among us\u201d (Jn 1:14). In Nazareth, Jesus began his salvific mission, applying to himself the words of the Prophet Isaiah, as we are told by the Evangelist Luke: \u201cThe Spirit of the Lord is upon me, because he has anointed me to bring glad tidings to the poor. He has sent me to proclaim liberty to captives and recovery of sight to the blind, to let the oppressed go free, and to proclaim a year acceptable to the Lord\u201d (Lk 4:18-19).\nAt the wedding feast of Cana, Mary is the thoughtful woman who sees a serious problem for the spouses: the wine, the symbol of the joy of the feast, has run out. Mary recognizes the difficulty, in some way makes it her own, and acts swiftly and discreetly. She does not simply look on, much less spend time in finding fault, but rather, she turns to Jesus and presents him with the concrete problem: \u201cThey have no wine\u201d (Jn 2:3). And when Jesus tells her that it is not yet the time for him to reveal himself (cf. v. 4), she says to the servants: \u201cDo whatever he tells you\u201d (v. 5). Jesus then performs the miracle, turning water into wine, a wine that immediately appears to be the best of the whole celebration. What teaching can we draw from this mystery of the wedding feast of Cana for the World Day of the Sick?\nThe wedding feast of Cana is an image of the Church: at the centre there is Jesus who in his mercy performs a sign; around him are the disciples, the first fruits of the new community; and beside Jesus and the disciples is Mary, the provident and prayerful Mother. Mary partakes of the joy of ordinary people and helps it to increase; she intercedes with her Son on behalf of the spouses and all the invited guests. Nor does Jesus refuse the request of his Mother. How much hope there is in that event for all of us! We have a Mother with benevolent and watchful eyes, like her Son; a heart that is maternal and full of mercy, like him; hands that want to help, like the hands of Jesus who broke bread for those who were hungry, touched the sick and healed them. All this fills us with trust and opens our hearts to the grace and mercy of Christ. Mary\u2019s intercession makes us experience the consolation for which the apostle Paul blesses God: \u201cBlessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, the Father of compassion and God of all encouragement, who encourages us in our affliction, so that we may be able to encourage those who are in any affliction with the encouragement with which we ourselves are encouraged by God. For as Christ\u2019s sufferings overflow to us, so through Christ does our encouragement also overflow\u201d (2 Cor 1:3-5). Mary is the \u201ccomforted\u201d Mother who comforts her children.\nAt Cana the distinctive features of Jesus and his mission are clearly seen: he comes to the help of those in difficulty and need. Indeed, in the course of his messianic ministry he would heal many people of illnesses, infirmities and evil spirits, give sight to the blind, make the lame walk, restore health and dignity to lepers, raise the dead, and proclaim the good news to the poor (cf. Lk 7:21-22). Mary\u2019s request at the wedding feast, suggested by the Holy Spirit to her maternal heart, clearly shows not only Jesus\u2019 messianic power but also his mercy.\nIn Mary\u2019s concern we see reflected the tenderness of God. This same tenderness is present in the lives of all those persons who attend the sick and understand their needs, even the most imperceptible ones, because they look upon them with eyes full of love. How many times has a mother at the bedside of her sick child, or a child caring for an elderly parent, or a grandchild concerned for a grandparent, placed his or her prayer in the hands of Our Lady! For our loved ones who suffer because of illness we ask first for their health. Jesus himself showed the presence of the Kingdom of God specifically through his healings: \u201cGo and tell John what you hear and see: the blind regain their sight, the lame walk, lepers are cleansed, the deaf hear, the dead are raised, and the poor have the good news proclaimed to them\u201d (Mt 11:4-5). But love animated by faith makes us ask for them something greater than physical health: we ask for peace, a serenity in life that comes from the heart and is God\u2019s gift, the fruit of the Holy Spirit, a gift which the Father never denies to those who ask him for it with trust.\nIn the scene of Cana, in addition to Jesus and his Mother, there are the \u201cservants\u201d, whom she tells: \u201cDo whatever he tells you\u201d (Jn 2:5). Naturally, the miracle takes place as the work of Christ; however, he wants to employ human assistance in performing this miracle. He could have made the wine appear directly in the jars. But he wants to rely upon human cooperation, and so he asks the servants to fill them with water. How wonderful and pleasing to God it is to be servants of others! This more than anything else makes us like Jesus, who \u201cdid not come to be served but to serve\u201d (Mk 10:45). These unnamed people in the Gospel teach us a great deal. Not only do they obey, but they obey generously: they fill the jars to the brim (cf. Jn 2:7). They trust the Mother and carry out immediately and well what they are asked to do, without complaining, without second thoughts.\nOn this World Day of the Sick let us ask Jesus in his mercy, through the intercession of Mary, his Mother and ours, to grant to all of us this same readiness to be serve those in need, and, in particular, our infirm brothers and sisters. At times this service can be tiring and burdensome, yet we are certain that the Lord will surely turn our human efforts into something divine. We too can be hands, arms and hearts which help God to perform his miracles, so often hidden. We too, whether healthy or sick, can offer up our toil and sufferings like the water which filled the jars at the wedding feast of Cana and was turned into the finest wine. By quietly helping those who suffer, as in illness itself, we take our daily cross upon our shoulders and follow the Master (cf. Lk 9:23). Even though the experience of suffering will always remain a mystery, Jesus helps us to reveal its meaning.\nIf we can learn to obey the words of Mary, who says: \u201cDo whatever he tells you\u201d, Jesus will always change the water of our lives into precious wine. Thus this World Day of the Sick, solemnly celebrated in the Holy Land, will help fulfil the hope which I expressed in the Bull of Indiction of the Extraordinary Jubilee of Mercy: \u2018I trust that this Jubilee year celebrating the mercy of God will foster an encounter with [Judaism and Islam] and with other noble religious traditions; may it open us to even more fervent dialogue so that we might know and understand one another better; may it eliminate every form of closed-mindedness and disrespect, and drive out every form of violence and discrimination\u2019 (Misericordiae Vultus, 23). Every hospital and nursing home can be a visible sign and setting in which to promote the culture of encounter and peace, where the experience of illness and suffering, along with professional and fraternal assistance, helps to overcome every limitation and division.\nFor this we are set an example by the two Religious Sisters who were canonized last May: Saint Marie-Alphonsine Danil Ghattas and Saint Mary of Jesus Crucified Baouardy, both daughters of the Holy Land. The first was a witness to meekness and unity, who bore clear witness to the importance of being responsible for one another other, living in service to one another. The second, a humble and illiterate woman, was docile to the Holy Spirit and became an instrument of encounter with the Muslim world.\nTo all those who assist the sick and the suffering I express my confident hope that they will draw inspiration from Mary, the Mother of Mercy. \u201cMay the sweetness of her countenance watch over us in this Holy Year, so that all of us may rediscover the joy of God\u2019s tenderness\u201d (ibid., 24), allow it to dwell in our hearts and express it in our actions! Let us entrust to the Virgin Mary our trials and tribulations, together with our joys and consolations. Let us beg her to turn her eyes of mercy towards us, especially in times of pain, and make us worthy of beholding, today and always, the merciful face of her Son Jesus!\nWith this prayer for all of you, I send my Apostolic Blessing.\nFrom the Vatican, 15 September 2015",
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        "raw_content": "Issue #72, January 3rd, 1997\nFanzine Counts\nStaff Statistician\nWhile wrapping up the first stage of this project I ran into an odd fact: the very publication you are holding brings to exactly eight the average number of pages per issue of Apak.\nA few weeks ago I started compiling basic information about every issue of Apparatchik to generate some statistics. I'm hoping to run a semi-regular feature called \"Apak Stat Box\" to print the stuff I come up with.\nI became interested in doing this when I put together a run of Apak, and spent some time rereading back issues. I started to wonder about some of the questions I'm answering here. I also realized that an index of the issues might come in handy in later years, and that if I put it off I would have to face even more work. Now, I'll put in an hour or two every 10 issues to keep up.\nI'm also pre-empting the Joe Siclaris of the fannish firmament from doing the job for us; this way the statistics originate at home.\nI did a capsule of each individual issue, and I also grouped issues in sets of 10. This is arbitrary, but it gives a clearer look at long-term trends.\nStarted by Andy Hooper in March, 1994, Apparatchik might be the greatest one-stamp frequent fanzine ever. Although no one could accuse it of being consistently brilliant, Apak has succeeded for two main reasons: it has had a consistent schedule, and a consistent approach. It serves both as a newszine and a place for opinion, analysis and humor.\nApak evolved distinctly over 70 issues. It started as a weekly, switched to bi-weekly with #11, and then to tri-weekly with #65. I joined the editorial team in #46, and carl juarez joined in #62. Starting with #26, people other than Andy started writing articles and columns. Andy first started listing the Apparatchiki in #35, giving credit for consistent contributions of all kinds.\nPopular features such as Andy's \"Fanzine Countdown\" appeared (#27, Feb. 9, 1995), and became mainstays. Others, like Andy's \"Air Kombat Korner\" (#30, March 23, 1995; #31, April 6, 1995), peeled off and returned to base.\nOnce almost absent of art (there were four illos published in the first 50 issues), Apak now regularly features a number of graphic elements. The first 14 Apaks were dot-matrix printed. One of carl's contributions has been a readable and attractive desktop-published design that fits about 14,000 words in every 10-page issue.\nApak's page count stabilized after it started hitting 10 pages (now the usual length), because 12 pages is the edge of the envelope for a one-ounce letter. But the average number of pages has been ascending for many issues. After #33, the shortest issue was eight pages. The shortest after #10 was four pages. The longest issue (#40, Aug. 10, 1995) was 18 pages.\nApak has hit its publishing targets far more often than it has missed them. The publishing schedule will be examined in an upcoming Stat Box (without wibbling essay).\nBehind the evolution of Apak, the production process has transformed. In the beginning, it was an evening's work for Andy to generate two or four pages on the old computer, and then an hour in the morning at the copy shop and the post office. Even six or eight pages might fit into an evening. Now, the machine starts humming anew every time an issue is finished. In the three weeks before the final production meeting, Apparatchiki from across the nation and the world file copy. Letters are typed in and distributed to the editors via e-mail. Responses are collected, and a final edit of the letter column is done every third Wednesday. The issue is laid-out Thursday, and the editors gather on Friday to make final adjustments and publish.\nDespite the fact that many people now write regularly for Apak, Andy still produces the plurality of the material published. He keeps track of news and fanzines, writes essays and often responds at length to letters. He also maintains the physical plant.\nSecond to Andy, letters are the most consistent aspect of Apak.\nFanzine fandom evolved as a method of communication centered around letters. The functions and audience a fanzine serves are evident through the letter column. Apak has a fairly loyal core of many-time writers and also has involved a large portion of its mailing list in the conversation at one point or another.\nSo when I started keeping statistics, I paid a lot of attention to the letter column.\nEven in the first 10 issues, five of which didn't have any letters, and which averaged 3.2 pages per issue, Andy published 32 locs from 20 different people. The second set of 10 issues, with 78 pages, contains 56 letters from 32 people. Letters often made up more than half of every issue before #50; they remain a large part of the fanzine.\nThere are two anomalous sets of 10 issues in terms of page count and letters published: #1 - 10, and #21 - 30. The first set is easy to explain; Andy was just starting the zine and it was still a weekly. The conversation was just getting warmed up, and people had only a few days to respond. Issues #21 - 30 reveal the only real slump in the overall curve; the largest issue was six pages, and only 34 letters were published. Andy was working hard on his free-lance stuff.\nBut issues #11 - 30 were also Home to the Enormous Loc, some running thousands of words and taking up a majority of the fanzine. Several of these letters could have stood as columns. The trend since then has been toward more, shorter letters.\nWhether the subject was TAFF (which must qualify as the most-used topic), KTF reviews, fwa past presidents or one of the scores of non-fannish items that have come up, the Apak letter column remains a place where people address the fannish audience. For those heavy hitters listed in the box below, I thank you very much (and keep it up -- computing a a batting average after the 81st game doesn't mean the season is over).\nA point about these numbers: an infield hit is not the same as a grand slam. I've counted the number of times readers show up in the letter column, not the length of their edited missives. Robert Lichtman and Ted White both easily beat George Flynn and Teddy Harvia in terms of word count. Howard Waldrop's seven letters are funnier than any other letter-writer's stuff, in my opinion. A statistic called \"slugging percentage\" might be invented that considered the number of appearances, the quality, and the word count, but that would be complicated, and I suspect, too subjective to be reduced numerically.\nOn a similar note, there are elements that shifted from issue to issue that I haven't factored in. For example, the number of words per page varies (generally trending up), something I've ignored in compiling numbers about pages per contributing writer. Another example: Apak only recently started WAHFing locs. So, the number of letters published is roughly equivalent to the number of letters received, but only up to #52. A third problem: the mailing list has expanded over time, enlarging the pool of potential letter writers.\nThere are many interesting numbers that are seemingly incalculable because the information is impossible or too difficult to obtain. For example, it might be fun to know what percentage of a particular letter-writer's submitted words were edited from the printed version. I suspect Gary Farber would be toward the top of that list, but I don't care to do the work.\nIf you think I've made a mistake (there are probably a few), please send me a note explaining the problem and referencing the issues needed to verify the error. I will include revised information when I update these tables.\nI've spent hours putting the numbers together, and I've found the process ignores the most fun part: what is actually in those letters and articles. The conversation itself. Needless to say, as I pored over the issues, scanning for names in bold type, I frequently stopped to read.\nIt was rewarding.\nApak Stat Box: Letters of Comment\nA total of 458 letters of comment were published in a total of 556 pages from Apparatchik issue #1 (March 17, 1994) through issue #70 (Nov. 22, 1996). Only five issues, all in the first 10, had no locs at all.\nA total of 125 people wrote an average of 3.66 published locs each over the 70-issue sample; 78 people were published more than once. The three loc leaders had at least one letter in each sample of 10 issues. Issue #40 (Aug. 10, 1995) had the most locs, with 15.\nFor timebinding purposes, #1 is dated March 17, 1994; #11, June 16; #21, Nov. 17; #31, April 6, 1995; #41, Aug. 24; #51, Jan. 18, 1996; #61, June 7.\nLetters that weren't published are not counted. 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        "raw_content": "Saturday, July 20th, 2013, Queer Girl Gets Married.\nEvery once in awhile, I need to write a blog in the present. Most of these entries are retrospectives\u2014wistful glances at the early days of this amorous, but anomalous, adventure in my most recent romantic history. Yet, the adventure continues.\nAs many of you regular readers have learned, this is not just a blog about a relationship; it\u2019s also a blog about navigating another culture through a relationship. I am constantly learning and, likewise, constantly UNlearning when it comes to the perceptions of common cultural practices and/or expectations of \u201cnormal.\u201d That, I\u2019ve found, is the key to a peaceful intercultural relationship, in fact: the willingness to clean the slate and re-evaluate.\nI am in Canada with my husband, Guo Jian, and we have been joined by my MIL (mother-in-law) for her first trip to the West. 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Whether it\u2019s rarely putting things in the refrigerator at night or barking orders at everyone regardless of their level of Chinese comprehension, obsessing about the extreme cost of vegetables here or grumbling about the absence of proper knives or woks in Western kitchens, my MIL is a Chinese woman in a foreign land.\nFor once, she is the foreigner.\nAnd on that note, it took two solid weeks of constant reminders before she stopped calling Canadian \u201cforeigners.\u201d I must have reminded her twenty times that SHE is the foreigner here, while THEY (us!) are locals, common folk, average multicultural Canadians who think all of what she\u2019s experiencing is normal. She has done some verbal editing since then, but still just shakes her head every day.\nFinally, she is getting a glimpse into what it must be like to live my life in Beijing. I hold a small glimmer of hope that she\u2019ll be more understanding of my moments of cultural despair over in her country in the future. Maybe. But, I\u2019m not holding my breath. My MIL, while a strong and capable woman, is not big on empathy\u2014at least, not the type of empathy that is displayed or communicated, especially when it comes to daughter-in-laws in Chinese tradition. (And that can be the topic of another blog on another day.)\nAs I\u2019ve mentioned in a previous piece, in mainland Chinese culture, it\u2019s not considered rude to make noises while eating; in fact, it\u2019s considered a sign that one is enjoying the food. (I\u2019ve heard this is true in Japan as well.) On the second day of her arrival, I made my MIL some Chinese noodles in my parent\u2019s kitchen and we ate them for lunch. My own mother quietly and daintily spooned out her \u201cnoodle soup\u201d (as she called it) with the bowl firmly rooted on her place-mat. My MIL, on the other hand, slurped hers down noisily, assisted by chopsticks, bowl raised up and balanced in her one hand. Then, she drank the broth directly from the bowl following the full vacuum-style extraction of the noodles. Each mother figure felt no need to mention or react to the other and each felt no shortage of etiquette in their behaviour. I watched with amusement.\nLater, I replayed the scene for Guo Jian, who is much more aware of Canadian ways than his mother is. He laughed out loud, but then he quickly added that Canadians do rude things at Chinese dinner tables too. \u201cWhat?\u201d I asked, defensively, unable to imagine something I hadn\u2019t learned already. \u201cWell, what about licking your fingers?\u201d He asked. \u201cYou people lick your fingers all the time. In China, that is something only very young children do and they are taught from a young age not to put their dirty fingers in their mouths. Even your parents licked their fingers when they were in China!\u201d\nMy jaw hit the ground. I had never been told. How many times have I licked my fingers if they were sticky or had food on them? In the West, it\u2019s an unconscious act that, while informal, isn\u2019t considered terribly rude or inappropriate. Even the media endorses it with slogans like: \u201cfinger lickin\u2019 good!\u201d\n\u201cWhy didn\u2019t you tell me this?\u201d I asked him, shocked. \u201cI would have told my parents not to do it!\u201d\n\u201cYou do it too!\u201d he fired back. \u201cAll the time! I don\u2019t stop you from being yourself, do I? So just let my mother enjoy her noodles as loudly as she wants. You\u2019re not going to change her.\u201d\nWise words. A little slurping doesn\u2019t hurt anyone, right?\nLater that evening, while introducing baklava to my MIL, some of the rogue honey got on my fingers while I passed a piece to her. I unconsciously started licking the honey off my forefinger and Guo Jian pointed it out this time, wordlessly, with that sparkle in his eye that I both adore and abhor. 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        "raw_content": "The 2018 Tax Season: Out with the Old, In with the New (But Not Yet)\nWith all the discussion surrounding the passage of the new tax law at the end of 2017, it may seem to many taxpayers that everything has changed. While it\u2019s true that the new law does make a number of significant changes that will greatly affect the ways many of us are accustomed to preparing our tax return information\u2014including big changes in mortgage interest deductibility, deducting state and local taxes, most itemized personal deductions, and other changes\u2014it\u2019s important to remember that the return we are about to file is still governed by the \u201cold rules.\u201d The tax return due by April 17, 2018\u2014or later, for those who file extensions\u2014should still incorporate the same deductions, exemptions, and other information that we have used in the past.\nWith that in mind, here are a few basic tips to keep in mind as you prepare to file your 2017 income tax return. Many of these will probably sound familiar, but as all great athletes know, nothing is more important than practicing good fundamentals.\nStart early. It\u2019s already the end of February and many of you might have already started or may even have completed filing. While it is certainly true that nobody looks forward to thinking about taxes (with the possible exception of your CPA), it\u2019s also generally true that the earlier you start gathering your documentation, the more complete the information you\u2019ll be able to provide to your preparer and the sooner you\u2019ll have the whole experience behind you. Not only that, but the earlier in the tax season you can hand everything over to your preparer, the greater the likelihood that your return will get the best possible attention to detail. Don\u2019t get caught in the end-of-season rush, when your tax preparer is burning the midnight oil, trying to finish the raft of returns that came in at the last minute!\nReview last year\u2019s return. As you begin gathering your records, spend some time studying the return you filed for your 2016 taxes. While no one expects you to become a tax expert, having at least a general working knowledge of where various types of information fit on your return will give you a big advantage when it comes to supporting and assessing the efforts of your preparer. For example, if you have self-employment income, it\u2019s helpful to understand how your Schedule C (business profit/loss) impacts your adjusted gross income (AGI). Also, a good basic understanding of the various moving parts of your current return will come in handy next year, allowing you to gain a quicker grasp of the things that are changed by the new tax law.\nOrganize your documentation\u2014yourself. Having your personal information (Form 1099s, Form W2s, all Social Security numbers for anyone listed on your return, etc.) organized and in your preparer\u2019s hands is just the first step. You should also categorize and organize any expense receipts used to document business or personal deductions and charitable contributions. If possible, you should enter these in a spreadsheet that your preparer can use to quickly plug the numbers into your return. At the very least, you should list the various categories of expenses making up your deductions and provide the totals. It may require a bit of your time to go through your receipts and come up with the numbers, but if you can reduce the number of hours your preparer must spend simply calculating and entering data, you will also be reducing the fee you\u2019ll pay for preparation of your return. You should also have on hand pertinent account statements, mortgage interest statements, and statements of gains and losses on securities transactions, if you have investment accounts (these are reported on Form 1099-B, due to you from your investment firm by February 15).\nCommunicate, communicate, communicate! The more well-informed your preparer, the better for you. Have you had any major life changes\u2014marriage, divorce, birth of a child, death of a family member, job change, business or real estate sale or purchase, receipt of an inheritance, etc.\u2014since you filed your last return? Make sure your preparer knows all about it. If you moved an aging parent into your home or otherwise took responsibility for their care, tell your preparer. In other words, the more familiar your preparer is with any changes in your situation, the better he or she will be able to advise you on filing strategies that could save you money.",
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        "raw_content": "'I Feel Pretty Good': A Moment With Brian Wilson\nThe Beach Boys were all California - beach, waves and a sunny, blue sky.\n(SOUNDBITE OF SONG, \"WOULDN'T IT BE NICE\")\nTHE BEACH BOYS: (Singing) Wouldn't it be nice if we were older? Then we wouldn't have to wait so long.\nSIMON: But Brian Wilson, who co-founded the group with his brothers Carl and Dennis and their cousin Mike Love and wrote many of their signature hits, struggled for years with mental illness - voices in his head and ghosts of the ways in which his father, who encouraged his musical career, beat and abused him.\nBrian Wilson has written a new memoir with Ben Greenman called \"I Am Brian Wilson.\" We reached him in Portland, Ore., as he prepared for a soundcheck. 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        "raw_content": "Installation view, Brooklyn Museum, New York, 2018. Photo: Jonathan Dorado, courtesy of Brooklyn Museum, New York\nBrooklyn Museum, New York, April 13\u200a\u2014\u200aJuly 22, 2018\nSince the opening of the Elizabeth A. Sackler Center for Feminist Art in 2007, the Brooklyn Museum in New York has advocated for the advancement of feminist art movements. Dedicating its fourth floor to the sole purpose of educating its public in feminist art, theory, and activism, it has permanently housed Judy Chicago\u2019s iconic The Dinner Party (1979) as well as over thirty-five temporary exhibitions, with the clear intention of broadening the scope of artistic discourse. It is also the most recent host to the exhibition Radical Women: Latin American Art, 1960\u20131985. Co-curated by Cecilia Fajardo-Hill and Andrea Giunta, the exhibition was first organized by the Hammer Museum, Los Angeles. 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Beyond the eight thematic groupings, one small gallery includes a map of the Americas and a chronological list outlining relevant events in each country represented in the exhibition. With all of its ambition to feature and organize a wide range of artists, Radical Women offers few, if no, moments of repose, choosing instead to occupy every available space with an object or wall text. Although the encyclopedic nature of the exhibition might seem necessary to rectify the historical omissions it seeks to address, it proves to be limiting. In fact, sometimes it is difficult to decipher the interwoven subplots that link works with their respective artists and the particular contexts, countries, and/or years of production.\nFrom the outset, an overhead video projection of the Peruvian performer Victoria Santa Cruz entitled Me gritaron negra (They shouted black at me) (1978) grapples with the exhibition\u2019s central themes of the body, activism, as well as race and ethnicity. Based on a childhood memory of a group of girls refusing to play with the artist because of her skin colour, the piece highlights the double oppression Santa Cruz faced as both a woman and an individual of the African diaspora. In the next room, documentation of Argentinian artist Lea Lublin\u2019s Dissolution dans l\u2019eau, Pont Marie, 17 heures (1978)\u200a\u2014\u200aa performance in which the artist printed a series of stereotypical questions about women on a white banner before dropping it into the Seine River where it dissolved\u200a\u2014\u200ahangs alongside the banner itself. Both the documentation and the object play with the potency of language, spoken word, and performative reiterations to unsettle given social and artistic power structures. Despite the smaller and somewhat awkward shape of the galleries adjacent to The Dinner Party, a selection of engaging work energizes them. Brazilian artist Claudia Andujar stands out with her black-and-white photographs and collected personal identification documents entitled Horizontal 2 and Medical card, from the series Marcados (Marked) (1981\u20131983), which chronicles the tension between Indigenous populations and a state apparatus that disregards them as illegitimate citizens. Many of the artists featured in Radical Women are less known to general art audiences when placed alongside better-known figures such as Lygia Clark and Ana Mendieta (artists that still deserve greater institutional recognition). The range and sheer magnitude of these works is enlightening. Documentation and props from Chilean artist Sylvia Palacios Whitman\u2019s Passing Through (1977) and Slingshot (1975) come to mind, both of which combine surreal art objects and wearables to create a movement practice that bridges Latin American pictorial sensibilities with the minimalist aesthetics of the 1970s American dance scene. 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        "raw_content": "I\u2019m sure if you\u2019ve been living longer than two weeks on this earth you\u2019ve probably figured out that life isn\u2019t easy. Here\u2019s the part that I\u2019m sure that you have figured out- I don\u2019t think it is supposed to be. Somehow, God has set up this world in a way that it always seems to bring some sort of problem.\nMoney problems. Relationship problems. Situational problems. They are everywhere you turn. You could have a job one day, and the next day be fired. Car could be running well, and then, boom, engine goes out. No rhyme or reason, it just happens.\nBut here\u2019s the interesting part, you can\u2019t change what happens in your life, but you can change how you react to it. Yes, it may seem odd as if somehow you can just magically flip the switch, but the truth is, I believe it. 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I know, no excuses, and the truth is that I don\u2019t have any excuses, except one, and maybe it is an excuse- I just didn\u2019t feel like writing it.\nLife has been pretty busy for me this year so far, and I have struggled to find the energy to find a nice quip or story to inspire and wow the masses. Sure, I could have been writing a bunch of blog entries that had the negative stuff that had been going in my life alongside the positive stuff, but this is the victory blog, not the listen to Matt complain blog. Sure, I understand that you should share the good with the bad, but I don\u2019t like to do that online.\nSo what\u2019s the first Victory for you on this new blog? If there are things in your life that are superfluous (not needed or required) don\u2019t have one ounce of guilt for not doing them. That my friend is called prioritization. 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Out comes the famous sibling words- \u201cits not fair\u201d. \u201cwhy does SHE get to eat on the couch when I have sit at the TABLE\u201d?\nThen begins the process of convincing Mom and Dad all the reasons why sister should get off the couch and get at the table. From his perspective, the only viable outcome was that since he was unable to sit on the couch and eat, she shouldn\u2019t be able to sit on the couch and eat. It has to be fair.\nI wonder what the conversation would have been like if He would have praised her for getting the special treatment and encouraging her to lavish in the opportunity to eat on the couch. Instead of trying to bring her away from what she was enjoying, to where he was where he wasn\u2019t enjoying himself, maybe he could have just said nothing and later regaled in the story of how they \u201cgot one over\u201d on the \u2018rents and partook of the bagels on the comfy couch.\nYou and I know that rarely happens. With kids, or with adults, people always want things even. At work, at school, at home. Big or small, if there is any inclination that someone is getting even the slightest edge over us, we want to make sure that the treatment is equal and the same. No one should be able to do or have something that I am not able to do or have.\nBut here\u2019s the flip side- would my son have voluntarily removed himself from the couch for the sake of fairness? Or would he have been on the other side, declaring his right to sit on the couch?\nWhat\u2019s my point today? People want judgement for others, and mercy for themselves and it starts as a child. However big or small, people are very keen seeing their own disadvantage and someone else\u2019s advantage, but not so much when the roles are reversed.\nSo what to do? Give other people the same level of grace and mercy you would want for yourself. 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        "raw_content": "Q. I have many Hindu friends and I've always wondered to what extent it is okay to take part in their religious festivals. The term 'idol worship' is used so loosely that I don't quite understand what it means anymore in the Islamic context. From what I know of Hinduism, it preaches the existence of one God, and 'idols' are mere reminders of His different divine qualities. No Hindu I've talked to views an idol as God, is it still idol worship then?\nThe more traditional view (which my family holds) is that it is wrong to even enter a temple, leave alone participation in a puja. As such I have always stayed away from the religious aspect of their festivals, but I can't help feeling that that is disrespectful towards the very people I love and care for. If I were to visit a temple, or bow before a deity, it would be out of respect for my friends' religious beliefs, and a way for me to take part in their celebration; in no way do I take it to mean an act of worship myself. Is it still wrong then? Where does one draw the line?\nI am very confused about this topic and would really appreciate some guidance here. I believe Islam teaches us to live harmoniously with all kinds of people, but instances like this make me think we Muslims are creating barriers around us in the name of Islam. I would like to believe that religions essentially teach the same thing and don't contradict each other.\nI searched your website for related material, but I didn't find anything that quite answers this question specifically.\nA. The question you asked is a very well-timed one, in recognition of the darkness that is so pervasive nowadays. As someone who studied and TEACHES about Hinduism, I have my personal approach, which I can and will defend as outlined in this response. Sadly, because of people's (both Muslim and non-Muslim) ignorance and malice, I have to issue advice based on consideration of those two factors as well. What we call Hinduism is a misnomer, cast upon thousands of different paths by a colonizer who could not understand how the followers of so many different paths could function in peace, unlike the murder and mass slaughter such encounters brought in Europe, Asia, Africa, the Americas, and Middle East. The colonizers therefore categorized these people by a geographical name: Hindus -- those from India -- from the Himalayas to the Indian Ocean.\nWhen we see Hindu practices, we often impose OUTSIDE understandings on them. We also often judge from the incorrect interpretations we get from others, maybe even from some who say they are \"Hindus.\" What many describe as an \"idol\" is an avatar, a symbolic representation of the divine. The basis of the theology, in general, is based on monotheism. I have often told students that the Nirguna Brahman philosophy and Advaita are all expressions of monotheism and monism. Many scholars (and I support them) are of the view that the \"idolators\" referred to in the Qur'an are specifically those of the Prophet's time, and therefore the term ought to be restricted to them. This is because they believed those idols were actually gods. Afterwards, the contacts that we have with others -- and in seeing their \"idols\" -- we have to be sure that they are indeed worshipped as idols. For if they are, that would mean that the Qur'an is incorrect in stating \"and unto each nation we have sent a messenger.\" That means we ought to see them as people who have a message and a way we do NOT know about.\nAs such, my view is that you may attend the commemorations. When it comes to participation, that becomes a bit problematic. Your heart is sincere, and obviously God recognizes such sincerity. But rituals are not only about God, there is the societal dimension. Will some Muslims spread rumors that you are idol worshipping? Will some Hindus use you as an example of a Muslim who believes Islam is garbage and that you have accepted another path? Those are issues for YOU to consider. Perhaps it is best that in your visit to the temple, you let them know that by being there, you revere their place. Eat the food, make the arti, but be careful about bowing to the Murtis. You may tell your hosts that as a non-Hindu, some aspects you will not observe. Again this is up to YOU. And you may explain that in your interpretation, as is found in theirs too among the arya samaj, no avatars are needed as the contact with God is direct, without any imagery. You are a wonderful example of pluralism, may God bless you and grant you the strength to stand up for what you believe.",
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        "raw_content": "Editor's note: In the April - May 1998 issue of the Voice of Islam, an article was published titled \"Muslim Women and Tradition,\" a theme which generated much discussion among the readership of the newsletter, both near and far. Most of the comments received supported the article's principal thesis, that is, the primary criterion Islam requires in a woman's dress code relates to modesty, and not the head covering, as demanded by many people.\nA few other comments on this article were emotional and highly charged. In fact, one believing Muslim brother from New York (whose name will not be mentioned), went so far as to accuse the Editor of blasphemy, and threatened him with capital punishment as penalty for the publication of the article. Though this believing brother later penitently withdrew his legal verdict of death by beheading, such irrational conduct clearly illustrates the depth of bovine lunacy and emotional paranoia that many Muslims will display on the subject of the woman's dress code.\nThe fact is that today, there is a major theological divide on this issue, one that will not be resolved soon. The reformists (those who subscribe to the notion that \"veiling\" is voluntary), believe that their difference with the medievalists (those who demand mandatory veiling), is purely interpretational and philosophical. They further maintain that the medievalists' position is heavily burdened by cultural baggage and ethnic tradition, which are at variance with Islam's sacred texts.\nMohamad K. Yusuff\nWebmaster's note: Those who propose a chauvinistic rigidity when it comes to women's dresss should consider some additional commentary by Muhammad Asad on this subject (emphasis added):\nMy interpolation of the word \"decently\" reflects the interpretation of the phrase \"illa ma zahara minha\" by several of the earliest Islamic scholars, and particularly by Al-Qiffal (quoted by Razi) as \"that which a human being may openly show in accordance with prevailing custom (al-adah al-jariyah)\". Although the traditional exponents of Islamic Law have for centuries been inclined to restrict the definition of \"what may [decently] be apparent\" to a woman\u2019s face, hands and feet - and sometimes even less than that - we may safely assume that the meaning of \"illa ma zahara minha\" is much wider, and that the deliberate vagueness of this phrase is meant to allow for all the time-bound changes that are necessary for man's moral and social growth. The pivotal clause in the above injunction is the demand, addressed in identical terms to men as well as to women, to \"lower their gaze and be mindful of their chastity\": and this determines the extent of what, at any given time, may legitimately - i.e., in consonance with the Quranic principles of social morality - be considered \"decent\" or \"indecent\" in a person\u2019s outward appearance.(Qur'an Reference-24:31).\nAs stated above in the Editor's note, while most of the feedback has been positive, there were a few objections, two of which were in written format. Below are these two dissenting views, along with rebuttals at the end of each.\nResponse #1: Explicating the Qur\u2019an through the exercise of personal opinion is forbidden, as related by Ibn Jarir on the authority of Ibn Abbas (r.a), who reported that The Messenger of Allah (s.w.t) said:\n\"He who speaks about the Qur\u2019an of his own opinion, or of what he knows not, should find his abode in the Hell Fire.\" Ahmad 1/269 at Tirimidhi 2951\nIt is for this reason many learned and righteous predecessors abstained from explicating the Qur\u2019an of what they had no knowledge. Shibah narrated that Abu Bakr (the first caliph) said:\n\"Which land will give me refuge and what sky will shelter me if I were to speak of what I know not, of the Book of Allah (s.w.t).\" (The Glorious Qur'an)\nIt is only the people with Iman who fear Allah (s.w.t).\nMr. Manraj said: \"Hijab is a traditional wear that used to be worn in the pre-Islamic days of ignorance.\" He needs to study Islamic History.\"\n\"In the pre-Islamic days of ignorance, women used to wear a sort of head band, which was tied in a knot at the rear of their head. The slit of the shirt remained partly opened, exposing the front of the neck and the upper part of the bosom. There was nothing except the shirt to cover the breasts, and the hair was worn in two braids hanging behind like tails. (Al-Kashshaf, Vol. 2, pg. 90 and Ibn Khatir Vol. 3 pg. 283-284). At the revelation of Ayat 31 of Sura An Nur, the head wrapper was introduced among Muslim women, which was meant to cover the head, the breasts, and the back completely.\nAisha (r.a) has described the way in which Muslim women responded to this command. She stated that: \"When Ayat 31 of Aura An Nur was revealed and the men learnt of its contents from The Messenger of Allah (s.w.t), they immediately went back to their houses and recited the Ayat before their wives, daughters and sisters. There was an instantaneous response. The women one and all immediately got up and made wrappers from whatever piece of cloth that was handy. The next morning all the women who came for the prayers were dressed in wrappers.\"\nIn another tradition Aisha (r.a) says: \"Thin cloth was discarded and the women selected only coarse cloth for this purpose (covering the head and neck).\" (Ibn Kathir Tafseer, Vol. 3, pg. 284 Abu Dawud).\nMr. Manraj in his article discarded the Hadith in Abu Dawud.\nBut there is another similar Hadith narrated by Ibn Jarir from Aisha (r.a) who said that: \"Once the daughter of Abdullah bin Tufail came to her house on a visit. The Prophet (s.a.a.w) was out. When he came home, he saw Abdullah\u2019s daughter but turned his face to the other side.\" Aisha (r.a) remarked \"O Messenger of Allah she is my niece.\" Thereupon the Prophet (s.a.a.w) remarked \"When a woman reaches the age of puberty, it is not lawful for her to display her body except the hands and the face.\"\nAshraf Ghani, London, Ontario, Canada\nRebuttal #1: In the first place, the opinion was not personal. Mr. Manraj had consulted jurists who have classical Islamic and modern academic backgrounds. In the second place, the view that the Qur\u2019an is not to be explicated by opinion is in itself an opinion, since the Qur\u2019an uses terms that call for personal reflection: tadabbur, tafakkur, taqilun...\nNow as far as explaining the Qur\u2019an by hadith, the controversy is well known. Mr. Manraj chooses to follow, after consultation with a jurist, the position of Fazlur Rahman, the great Islamic scholar who was Professor of Islamic Studies at the University of Chicago, until his death in 1988. Namely, that a lot of the hadith are fabricated. It does not mean that Mr. Manraj is against hadith. However, he does not consider hadith the criterion for final judgment, since the law among the classical jurists is that: \"al hadith yufid al alm al zanni, al Qur\u2019an yufid al ilm al qati -- the hadith suffices for probability, the Qur\u2019an grants indubitability\" -- to render a functional translation of the foregoing chrea.\nAs far as studying history, Mr. Manraj resorted to sources who are authorities on the socio-historical setting of the verses of the Qur\u2019an. Those sources, using the other historical pieces of evidence, which are the only reliable sources known to us, namely the Babylonian and Palestinian Talmuds (550 and 450 C.E. respectively), show that the women of the Arabian peninsula did observe the hijab. If one reads the compendium of fiqh of Umar (r.a), one would see too that he did not allow the slave women to cover their hair. In this case, does one say that the Muslim slave women were of less spirituality that they were forbidden to cover their hair?\nThe sources used by Mr. Ghani are late Zamakhshari and Ibn Kathir. As Cantwell Smith has observed, what they report may or may not be history, but merely the perceived image of the past. Muhammad Asad, who is a scholar, gives a different view. As far as hadith on the subject is concerned, apart from the position expressed earlier, Mr. Manraj did consult experts on hadith. The mere fact that there is a difference of opinion on the hadith shows why they cannot be accepted, for they do not constitute proof.\nYou will note that not once does Mr. Ghani use the text of the Qur\u2019an to explain itself, and relies totally on hadith. This in spite of a book that says in the second verse of the second chapter: \"This is the book wherein there is no doubt.\" It means everything else is subject to doubt -- including the hadith, this being the genre of literature akin to the agrapha and aggadah of the People of the Book. This is why Umar (r.a) by all reports, wanted to rely totally on the Qur\u2019an. If for the sake of argument, one were to say that we cannot rely on this report of Umar (r.a), then it at least shows the mindset of those who reported this khabr; they wanted to show to the early generations that the Qur\u2019an can subsist on its own.\nResponse #2: A writer has to be extremely careful in presenting his/her personal opinion in a newsletter that claims to be \"The Voice of Islam\". I feel extremely disturbed, to say the least, after having read the article \"Muslim Women and Tradition\" written by Abdul Hafeez Manraj, in the April/May 1998 issue of the newsletter. It would help the reader to know the qualifications of Mr. Manraj because certainly, not just any self-proclaimed intellectual may confront such a serious issue as the Islamic Dress Code. This code was established by Allah Himself (s.w.t), and no human being has the right to use his \"common sense approach, based on his interpretation of the Islamic message\" to change or twist any such code. Mr. Manraj\u2019s analysis of the hijab is lacking in neutrality, and it seems that he is only prepared to quote certain ayat or ahadith by taking them out of their proper context. For example, when he quotes Aya 31 of Surat An-Noor (#24), he stops half way, because if he continues the aya, his interpretation of the hijab would be invalidated. A possible translation of the complete aya could be as follows:\n\"And tell the believing women to lower their gaze and to be mindful of their chastity, and not to display their charms (in public) beyond what may (decently) be apparent thereof; hence, let them draw their head-coverings over their bosoms and not reveal their charms, save to their husbands or fathers or husbands\u2019 fathers, or sons or husbands\u2019 sons, or brothers, or brothers\u2019 sons or sisters\u2019 sons, or their women, or the slaves whom their right hands possess, or male servants free of physical needs, or small children who have no sense of sexual differences of women, and they should not strike their feet in order to draw attention to their hidden charms. And O you believers; turn all toward Allah that you may attain bliss.\"\nIt is very clear that Allah (s.w.t) does not leave it up to the discretion of believing women to decide on who could see their charms, but instead, the divine injunction is very specific, leaving no room for personal opinion in that regard. As to the extent of the charms that are permissible to be displayed in public, the majority of jurists (who are the ONLY people permitted to make interpretations of Qur\u2019an and Sunnah) including Malik, Ash-Shafi and Abu-Hanifa, agree that a Muslim woman is allowed, in public, to uncover only her face and hands, while the rest of her body should be covered. Such an interpretation is clearly supported by the hadith of Prophet Muhammad (s.a.a.w): \"... If the woman reaches the age of puberty, no (part of her body) should be seen but this; (and he pointed to his face and hands).\" Incidentally, Mr. Manraj says that: \"It is generally agreed that this is a weak hadith.\" Researching this hadith, one finds that long commentaries have been written about it in many of the voluminous references of hadith. Indeed, many scholars disagree regarding the grading of this particular hadith. Therefore, it is not fair to base one\u2019s argument on a judgment that does not enjoy consensus among Muslim scholars.\nQur\u2019anic injunctions and Prophetic traditions are never meant to be subject to our choice and discretion, but rather a true believer knows quite well that:\n\"It is not befitting for a believer, man or woman, when a matter has been decided by Allah and His Apostle, to have any option about their decision; and if anyone disobeys Allah and His Apostle, he/she is clearly on the wrong path.\" Surat Al-Ahzab (Q33:36)\nThis aya refutes Mr. Manraj's claim that \"any Muslim woman should have the right to decide what is appropriate for her, based on the environment in which she was raised, and the society in which she now lives.\" If such a claim would be put to practice, the Qur\u2019an and Sunnah would be rendered irrelevant. It is distressing to find out through Mr. Manraj\u2019s arguments that he does not think that the Qur\u2019an and Sunnah are good enough to be followed at all times, in all places, and under all circumstances.\nMurad Hofmann is quoted as saying that: \"Today it is no longer necessary to impose the hijab on women as a means of protection.\" Mr. Manraj goes on to say that: \"In many Western societies, a woman wearing the hijab is sometimes singled out for ridicule, contempt, and even pity as an oppressed person, thus achieving the opposite of its intended purpose.\" No human being has any right to reverse the rules of Allah (s.w.t), and I have already established the fact that the Aya of Surat An-Noor is very specific regarding the issue of hijab. Moreover, if ridicule and contempt will be enough reasons to change one\u2019s practices, then the Prophet (s.a.a.w) and his Companions should have abandoned Islam all together, because the volume of ridicule that they were subjected to cannot be matched.\nThe example of the Muslim woman covered from head to toe in the summer implies that the hijab is a burden and as such, women should have the freedom to take it off during hot weather. If the weather becomes a factor in wearing the hijab, then the Prophet should have given this allowance during his time, because the weather was not any cooler than what it is today. It is a fact expressed by believing women who wear the proper Islamic dress that the hijab is a joy to wear even in the hottest of days.\nStating that \"the Muslim world has been in a state of stagnation and intellectual sterility for centuries,\" Mr.Manraj quotes Jeffrey Lang without mentioning his qualifications or religious affiliation. No true Muslim can \"advise that every generation of Muslims is obliged to reinvestigate the foundation of its faith.\" Had he said practices instead of foundation, it would have been easier to swallow, because the foundation of Islamic faith can never be subjected to investigation. To forward that argument is clear blasphemy. Who is more worthy of quoting, Lang who says that: \"Knowledge grows with time\" or Allah (s.w.t), who says in the Holy Qur\u2019an: \"Today have I completed your religion and perfected my favor unto you and chosen for you Islam as a way of life.\" Without past judgments, one cannot safely plan for the future, because failure to accept those judgments will slowly lead to total transformation of the religion of Al-Islam, and establishment of a totally new system that we continue to call Islam when in fact, it is not what Allah (s.w.t) has chosen for us.\nEven though Mr. Manraj\u2019s analysis of the reliability of the documented Prophetic tradition (Sunnah) does not bring any new information, it is clear that he\u2019s using his analysis to end up forwarding his argument that: \"There is no equality between Allah\u2019s (s.w.t) revelation and the Prophetic tradition.\" Many people have tried to undercut the Sunnah by forwarding similar arguments. However, it is clear that by following the guidelines of the scholars of hadith, whose efforts and research abilities have been completely ignored by Mr. Manraj, a true believer will find that both the Qur\u2019an and the Sunnah are equally important to establish our Deen. Allah (s.w.t) says in Surat Al-Hashr, Aya 7: \"You should follow all that is given to you by the Messenger, and you should abstain from all that he asks you to abstain from.\" Granted that many hypocrites (Munafiqoon) and non-believers (Kafiroon) have deliberately fabricated many ahadith, but that is not an excuse to ignore hadith altogether.\nAnother unacceptable argument by Mr. Manraj is his usage of some cultural practices of certain Muslims as a reflection of what Islam is all about. In this regard, Islam should not be blamed for the cultural practices of certain Muslims. It is false to say that: \"The Muslim world has managed to suppress half of its population --women-- by finding ways to oppress and prevent them from developing their full human potential.\" Generalizing in order to support one\u2019s opinion is detrimental to one\u2019s quest for truth. Using the Western example as the standard of civilization is quite deceiving. Islam puts forward rules and regulations to make sure that, if followed properly, these rules and regulations would guarantee peace both in this life as well as in the Hereafter.\nThe Muslim woman\u2019s dress code is a prescription for modesty, which is an essential quality for Muslim men and women. In Surat Al-Ahzab, Aya 59, Allah (s.w.t) says:\n\"O Prophet: Tell your wives and daughters, and the believing women that they should cast their outer garments over their bodies (when in public) so that they will be recognized (as decent women) and not hurt by others.\"\nTherefore, the hijab serves a dual function: identity and protection. Believing men and women should not hesitate to identify themselves as such, because if they are consistent in backing their identity with proper conduct and behavior, others would be more inclined to accept the Islamic way of life. As for protection, the Qur\u2019an is so concerned with protecting women\u2019s bodies and reputation that a man who dares to falsely accuse a woman of unchastity will be severely punished. In Surat An-Noor, Aya 4, Allah (s.w.t) says:\n\"And those who launch a charge against chaste women, and produce not four witnesses (to support their allegation): flog them with eighty stripes, and reject their evidence ever after: for such men are wicked transgressors.\"\nSome people seem to reject the concept of modesty as a means for protection. They argue that protection is best provided by education, civilized behavior, and self-restraint. If civilization is truly enough protection, then why is it that women in North America dare not walk alone in a dark street or across an empty parking lot? If education is the answer, then why does a sample of those accused of sexual harassment, in the last few years, include Navy officers, Managers, University professors, Senators, Supreme Court justices, and even the President of the United States?\nIn conclusion, it is not sufficient to deal with a serious issue like the Muslim woman\u2019s dress code using only \"a common sense approach.\" Let us remember that true faith in Allah (s.w.t) requires that one should be willing to follow all divine injunctions without necessarily expecting them to conform with his/her common sense. No human being is good enough to challenge the divine will. In order to advance one\u2019s \"own interpretation of the Islamic message,\" one needs a solid foundation of Islamic knowledge and that, as every sensible person knows, takes years and years to achieve. My advice to Mr. Manraj is to be cautious not to fall into the trap of the Western mentality, which demands that everything we do should be first scrutinized by our intellect without any regard for divine supremacy. Please remember that Allah (s.w.t) tells us in the Qur\u2019an:\n\"... and Allah knows, while you know not.\"\nDr. Munir El-Kassem, London, Ontario, Canada\nRebuttal #2: When one questions the qualifications of a writer, especially after a magazine has printed the article, one makes certain assumptions. The article does not necessarily represent the views of the organization, but it does represent that the people who are in charge feel that the qualifications and research of a writer are such, that they met acceptable criteria. In Mr. Manraj\u2019s case, like Dr. El-Kassem, who is a dentist, he is not formally trained in Islamic law. However, he did subject the article for review to a jurist, one who like the scholars of the International Institute of Islamic Thought (IIIT), feel that there is a time space factor which traditional Muslims ignore. If one follows the time space theory, the latter part of the verse in Surat An-Nur is of no additional value.\nThe theory adduced by Mr. El-Kassem is that the Qur\u2019an is immutable. This is not shared by many jurists, for as Fazlur Rahman states in his book \"Islam\", Muslims after the 10th century confused inimitability and immutability. This is not only the position of Fazlur Rahman, but of several jurists, among them Taha Al-Alwani of the IIIT. As far as the jurists being the only people permitted to make interpretation, do know that Mr. Manraj did consult with jurists. His views may therefore be deemed as a paraphrase of their opinions. At least one jurist did not agree with all of Mr. Manraj's rhetoric, though the general views expressed did meet with his approval, and he did acknowledge the difference of opinion.\nYou will agree that Fazlur Rahman for example, states the rulings and illa are in the Qur\u2019an, and if one follows this, then places the Qur\u2019anic verses in socio-historical perspective, one sees that the khimar has no place in societies where it was not previously known. From the Palestinian Talmud, written before the birth of the Prophet (s.a.a.w), we know that the khimar existed among the People of the Book in the Arabian Peninsula, although many other Mediterranean peoples had already discarded it.\nOne may not agree with Mr. Manraj, but since there are as many Islams as there are Muslims, and since his research was corroborated by recourse to those who are academic and traditional experts, he has the right to have his voice heard. The verses quoted by you in Q33:36 present certain problems in interpretation. The most restricted is that we do not rely on anything but burhaan wherein there is doubt; the Qur\u2019an is the only book wherein there is no doubt, and the hadith is nowhere near this classification for obvious reasons. The Qur\u2019anic verses were delivered by Muhammad (s.a.a.w), and this is what is meant by the ayah.\nThe wider interpretation, which you probably know, is that this includes the hadith. This presents a problem -- there are differences of opinion on the hadith, so does this mean the Muslims are to be in confusion, or that they are to be forced to accept only one view? Fazlur Rahman, Taha Jabir Al-Alwani, and Azizah Al-Hibri are all experts on the subject, and they, albeit with different rhetoric, express basically the same opinion as Mr. Manraj. Again this does not make Mr. Manraj right, but you yourself stated that jurists are allowed to make rulings, and Mr. Manraj did consult with jurists.\nThe Qur\u2019an\u2019s time space factor is not to be denied, and so when the Muslims went to different places, we find that the early scholars ruled different to their predecessors. You may know that the early scholars in India even ruled on Hindus as being People of the Book! If Allah says that He wishes to make things easy and not difficult, certainly you will agree that in a society more advanced than the Arab one, one is which there is no stringency and social stratification implied by dress, that it would indeed be contrary to the Qur\u2019an to force new laws upon them. Is this not why Zul Qarnain left the people as he found them, although the verses imply that they were without raiment?\nAs far as your statement that the scholars of hadith are equally important to establish deen, this is an issue of heated debate. Claiming that one is a true believer if he agrees with this is a dogmatic allegation, which cannot withstand academic debate. The verse of Al-Hashr is again to be seen as merely forcing the people to acknowledge the Qur\u2019an. It is not logical to assume that that which is as you say, important as the laws of dress, would be decided upon that which is doubtful, wherein the scholars have decided that it should be codified into sahih, hassan, etc.\nAs far as culture goes, if Mr. Manraj feels that Islam allows for cultural variety, and has satisfied us as to his viewpoint, then certainly you will agree that he is entitled to this statement. Q33:59 has to be read in light of the Talmudic history, which is based on a hadith that is not accepted by many traditionists. Other academics, however, feel that in order to establish the social setting of the verses of legislation, one has to read the Talmudic laws in vogue at that time. You will realize that the latter part of the verse you adduced, which is properly translated as \"So that they may be known and not molested,\" carries with it a certain deduction that only an objective jurist can see: The question is \"known as what?\" And if khimar decided piety, then why did Umar (r.a) not allow slave women (Muslima nonetheless) to cover? By your usage of the term \"Islamic dress\" in your response, you seem to confuse Arab and Islam.\nWe certainly do not advocate wanton immodesty, but do not limit this to mean that dress is the only factor. You seem to deny the fact that in the Arab countries where Muslim women wear the hijab, there is also rape. If dress were the deterrent, would there be rape? This is why the Qur\u2019an refers to the probable perpetrators as \"those in whose hearts there is sickness.\"\nThe concept of \"Western\" being opposed to Islam is a polemic construct not rooted in anything verifiable. To reiterate, Mr. Manraj did consult with jurists. You question his foundation, but as your own arguments show, your own foundation is, as evidenced by the weakness of your arguments, built on a rather sandy base (to use a Biblical imagery). Certainly to discuss the matter in detail would require that you (a dentist) obtain such a level of study in history and Islam that would in itself take years.\nYou claim that Mr. Manraj had blasphemed, yet in the Qur\u2019an Abraham questions Allah about his faith. Before you accuse anyone of blasphemy, you should ensure that you have studied Islam and can defend your views in front of reputable scholars, before throwing such accusations.",
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He split both major British parties in the course of his career.Chamberlain made his career in Birmingham, first as a manufacturer of screws and then as a notable mayor of the city. He was a radical Liberal Party member and an opponent of the Elementary Education Act 1870. As a self-made businessman, he had never attended university and had contempt for the aristocracy. He entered the House of Commons at 39 years of age, relatively late in life compared to politicians from more privileged backgrounds. Rising to power through his influence with the Liberal grassroots organisation, he served as President of the Board of Trade in Gladstone's Second Government (1880\u00e2\u0080\u009385). At the time, Chamberlain was notable for his attacks on the Conservative leader Lord Salisbury, and in the 1885 general election he proposed the \"Unauthorised Programme\", which was not enacted, of benefits for newly enfranchised agricultural labourers, including the slogan promising \"three acres and a cow\". Chamberlain resigned from Gladstone's Third Government in 1886 in opposition to Irish Home Rule. He helped to engineer a Liberal Party split and became a Liberal Unionist, a party which included a bloc of MPs based in and around Birmingham.From the 1895 general election the Liberal Unionists were in coalition with the Conservative Party, under Chamberlain's former opponent Lord Salisbury. In that government Chamberlain promoted the Workmen's Compensation Act 1897.BOOK, John Macnicol, The Politics of Retirement in Britain, 1878\u00e2\u0080\u00931948,weblink 2002, 66, JOURNAL, Lester Markham, The Employers' Liability/Workmen's Compensation Debate of the 1890s Revisited, Historical Journal, 44, 2, 2001, 471\u00e2\u0080\u0093495, He served as Secretary of State for the Colonies, promoting a variety of schemes to build up the Empire in Asia, Africa, and the West Indies. He had major responsibility for causing the Second Boer War (1899\u00e2\u0080\u00931902) in South Africa and was the government minister most responsible for the war effort. He became a dominant figure in the Unionist Government's re-election at the \"Khaki Election\" in 1900. In 1903, he resigned from the Cabinet to campaign for tariff reform (i.e. taxes on imports as opposed to the existing policy of free trade with no tariffs). He obtained the support of most Unionist MPs for this stance, but the Unionists suffered a landslide defeat at the 1906 general election. Shortly after public celebrations of his 70th birthday in Birmingham, he was disabled by a stroke, ending his public career.Despite never becoming Prime Minister, he was one of the most important British politicians of his day, as well as a renowned orator and municipal reformer. Historian David Nicholls notes that his personality was not attractive: he was arrogant and ruthless and much hated. He never succeeded in his grand ambitions. However, he was a highly proficient grassroots organizer of democratic instincts, and played the central role in winning the Second Boer War. He is most famous for setting the agenda of British colonial, foreign, tariff and municipal policies, and for deeply splitting both major political parties.David Nicholls, \"Chamberlain, Joseph\" in David Loades, ed. Reader's Guide to British History (2003) 1: 243\u00e2\u0080\u009344.\nEarly life, business career and marriage\nChamberlain was born in Camberwell (then in Surrey, but now part of south-east London) to Caroline Harben, daughter of Henry Harben, and Joseph (1796\u00e2\u0080\u00931874), a successful shoe manufacturer.WEB,weblink Debretts House of Commons and the Judicial Bench 1886, Archive.org, 19 November 2010, His younger brother was Richard Chamberlain, later also a Liberal politician. He was educated at University College School 1850\u00e2\u0080\u00931852, excelling academically and gaining prizes in French and mathematics.Peter T. Marsh, Joseph Chamberlain: Entrepreneur in Politics (1994) pp 1-10The elder Chamberlain was not able to provide advanced education for all his children, and at the age of 16 Joseph was apprenticed to the Worshipful Company of Cordwainers and worked for the family business making quality leather shoes. At 18 he joined his uncle's screw-making business, Nettlefolds of Birmingham, in which his father had invested. The company became known as Nettlefold and Chamberlain when Chamberlain became a partner with Joseph Nettlefold. During the business's most prosperous period, it produced two-thirds of all metal screws made in England, and by the time of Chamberlain's retirement from business in 1874 it was exporting worldwide.Marsh, Joseph Chamberlain (1994) pp 10-28File:Mary Crowninshield Endicott Chamberlain A21433.jpg|thumb|upright|Chamberlain's third wife, Mary, by John Singer SargentJohn Singer SargentChamberlain married Harriet Kenrick, the daughter of Archibald Kenrick, in July 1861 (they had met the previous year). Their daughter Beatrice Mary Chamberlain (1862\u00e2\u0080\u00931918) was born in May 1862. Harriet, who had had a premonition that she would die in childbirth, became ill two days after the birth of their son Joseph Austen in October 1863, and died three days later. Chamberlain devoted himself to business, while bringing up Beatrice and Austen with the Kenrick parents-in-law.Marsh, Joseph Chamberlain (1994) pp 17-19, 90-91In 1868, Chamberlain married for the second time, to Harriet's cousin, Florence Kenrick, daughter of Timothy Kenrick.Chamberlain and Florence had four children: the future Prime Minister Arthur Neville in 1869, Ida in 1870, Hilda in 1871 and Ethel in 1873. On 13 February 1875, Florence gave birth to their fifth child, but she and the child died within a day.In 1888 Chamberlain married for the third time in Washington, D.C. His bride was Mary Crowninshield Endicott (1864\u00e2\u0080\u00931957), daughter of the US Secretary of War, William Crowninshield Endicott. They had no children, but she eased his acceptance into upper-class society in the second half of his career.Marsh, Joseph Chamberlain (1994) pp 289-312, 319-21\nChamberlain became involved in Liberal politics, influenced by the strong radical and liberal traditions among Birmingham shoemakers and the long tradition of social action in Chamberlain's Unitarian church.Tristram Hunt Building Jerusalem: The Rise and Fall of the Victorian City, London: Weidenfeld and Nicolson pp 232\u00e2\u0080\u0093265, 2004 There was pressure to redistribute parliamentary seats to cities and to enfranchise a greater proportion of urban men. In 1866, Earl Russell's Liberal administration submitted a Reform Bill to create 400,000 new voters, but the Bill was opposed by the \"Adullamite\" Liberals for disrupting the social order, and criticised by Radicals for not conceding the secret ballot or household suffrage. The Bill was defeated and the government fell. Chamberlain was one of the 250,000, including the Mayor, who marched for Reform in Birmingham on 27 August 1866; he recalled that \"men poured into the hall, black as they were from the factories...the people were packed together like herrings\" to listen to a speech by John Bright. Lord Derby's minority Conservative administration passed a Reform Act in 1867, nearly doubling the electorate from 1,430,000 to 2,470,000.The Liberal Party won the 1868 election. Chamberlain was active in the election campaign, praising Bright and George Dixon, a Birmingham MP. Chamberlain was also influential in the local campaign in support of the Irish Disestablishment bill. In the autumn of 1869 a deputation headed by William Harris invited him to stand for the Town Council; and in November he was elected to represent St. Paul's Ward.Garvin and Amery 1932\u00e2\u0080\u009369, vol. 1, p. 100.Chamberlain and Jesse Collings had been amongst the founders of the Birmingham Education League in 1867, which noted that of about 4.25 million children of school age, 2 million children, mostly in urban areas, did not attend school, with a further 1 million in uninspected schools. The government's aid to Church of England schools offended Nonconformist opinion. Chamberlain favoured free, secular, compulsory education, stating that \"it is as much the duty of the State to see that the children are educated as to see that they are fed\", and attributing the success of the USA and Prussia to public education. The Birmingham Education League evolved into the National Education League, which held its first Conference in Birmingham in 1869 and proposed a school system funded by local rates and government grants, managed by local authorities subject to government inspection. By 1870, the League had more than one hundred branches, mostly in cities and peopled largely by men of trades unions and working men's organisations.William Edward Forster, Vice-President of the Committee of Council on Education, proposed an Elementary Education Bill in January 1870.JOURNAL, Walter H. G., Armytage, The 1870 education act, British Journal of Educational Studies, 18, 2, 1970, 121\u00e2\u0080\u009333, Nonconformists opposed the proposal to fund church schools as part of the national educational system through the rates. The NEL was angered by the absence of school commissions or of free, compulsory education. Chamberlain arranged for a delegation of 400 branch members and 46 MPs to visit the prime minister William Ewart Gladstone at 10 Downing Street on 9 March 1870, the first time the two men had met. Chamberlain impressed the Prime Minister with his lucid speech, and during the Bill's second reading Gladstone agreed to make amendments that removed church schools from rate-payer control and granted them funding. Liberal MPs, exasperated at the compromises in the legislation, voted against the government, and the Bill passed the House of Commons with support from the Conservatives. Chamberlain campaigned against the Act, and especially Clause 25, which gave school boards of England and Wales the power to pay the fees of poor children at voluntary schools, theoretically allowing them to fund church schools. The Education League stood in several by-elections against Liberal candidates who refused to support the repeal of Clause 25. In 1873 a Liberal majority was elected to the Birmingham School Board, with Chamberlain as chairman. Eventually, a compromise was reached with the church component of the School Board agreeing to make payments from rate-payer's money only to schools associated with industrial education.Marsh, Joseph Chamberlain (1994) pp 34-55Chamberlain espoused enfranchisement of rural workers and a lower cost of land. In an article written for the Fortnightly Review, he coined the slogan of the \"Four F's: Free Church, Free Schools, Free Land and Free Labour\". In another article, \"The Liberal Party and its Leaders\", Chamberlain criticised Gladstone's leadership and advocated a more Radical direction for the party.\nMayor of Birmingham\nIn November 1873, the Liberal Party swept the municipal elections and Chamberlain was elected mayor of Birmingham. The Conservatives had denounced his Radicalism and called him a \"monopoliser and a dictator\" whilst the Liberals had campaigned against their High Church Tory opponents with the slogan \"The People above the Priests\". The city's municipal administration was notably lax with regards to public works, and many urban dwellers lived in conditions of great poverty. As mayor, Chamberlain promoted many civic improvements, promising the city would be \"parked, paved, assized, marketed, gas & watered and 'improved'\".BOOK, Richard N. Kelly and John Cantrell, Modern British Statesmen, 1867\u00e2\u0080\u00931945,weblink 1997, Manchester UP, 83, The Birmingham Gas Light and Coke Company and the Birmingham and Staffordshire Gas Light Company were locked in constant competition, in which the city's streets were continually dug up to lay mains. Chamberlain forcibly purchased the two companies on behalf of the borough for \u00c2\u00a31,953,050, even offering to purchase the companies himself if the ratepayers refused. In its first year of operations the new municipal gas scheme made a profit of \u00c2\u00a334,000.The city's water supply was considered a danger to public health \u00e2\u0080\u0093 approximately half of the city's population was dependent on well water, much of which was polluted by sewage. Piped water was only supplied three days per week, compelling the use of well water and water carts for the rest of the week. Deploring the rising death rate from contagious diseases in the poorest parts of the city, in January 1876, Chamberlain forcibly purchased Birmingham's waterworks for a combined sum of \u00c2\u00a31,350,000, creating Birmingham Corporation Water Department, having declared to a House of Commons Committee that \"We have not the slightest intention of making profit...We shall get our profit indirectly in the comfort of the town and in the health of the inhabitants\". Despite this noticeable executive action, Chamberlain was mistrustful of central authority and bureaucracy, preferring to give local communities the responsibility to act on their own initiative.In July 1875, Chamberlain tabled an improvement plan involving slum clearance in Birmingham's city centre. Chamberlain had been consulted by the Home Secretary, Richard Assheton Cross during the preparation of the Artisan's and Labourers' Dwellings Improvement Act 1875, during Disraeli's social improvement programme. Chamberlain bought 50 acres (200,000 m\u00c2\u00b2) of property to build a new road, (Corporation Street), through Birmingham's overcrowded slums. Over-riding the protests of local landlords and the Commissioner of the Local Government Board's inquiry into the scheme, Chamberlain gained the endorsement of the President of the Local Government Board, George Sclater-Booth. Chamberlain raised the funds for the programme, contributing \u00c2\u00a310,000 himself. However, the Improvement Committee concluded that it would be too expensive to transfer slum-dwellers to municipally built accommodation, and so the land was leased as a business proposition on a 75-year lease. Slum dwellers were eventually rehoused in the suburbs and the scheme cost local government \u00c2\u00a3300,000. The death-rate in Corporation Street decreased dramatically \u00e2\u0080\u0093 from approximately 53 per 1,000 between 1873 and 1875 to 21 per 1,000 between 1879 and 1881.During Chamberlain's tenure of office, public and private money was used to construct libraries, municipal swimming pools and schools. Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery was enlarged and a number of new parks were opened. Construction of the Council House was begun, while the Victoria Law Courts were built on Corporation Street.Marsh, Joseph Chamberlain (1994) pp. 77\u00e2\u0080\u0093102The mayoralty helped make Chamberlain a national as well as local figure, with contemporaries commenting upon his youthfulness and dress, including \"a black velvet coat, jaunty eyeglass in eye, red neck-tie drawn through a ring\". His contribution to the city's improvement earned Chamberlain the allegiance of the so-called \"Birmingham caucus\" for the rest of his public career.His biographer states:\nEarly in his political career, Chamberlain constructed arguably his greatest and most enduring accomplishment, a model of \"gas-and-water\" or municipal socialism widely admired in the industrial world. At his ceaseless urging, Birmingham embarked on an improvement scheme to tear down its central slums and replace them with healthy housing and commercial thoroughfares, both to ventilate the town and to attract business. This scheme, however, strained the financial resources of the town and undermined the consensus in favour of reform.Peter T. Marsh, \"Chamberlain, Joseph (1836\u00e2\u0080\u00931914)\", Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, accessed 9 Jan 2016\n{{refimprove section|date=July 2017}}\nMember of Parliament and the National Liberal Federation\nThe Sheffield Reform Association, an offshoot of the Liberal Party in the city, invited Chamberlain to stand for election as an MP soon after the beginning of his tenure as Mayor of Birmingham. Chamberlain's first Parliamentary campaign (the 1874 general election) was a fierce one; opponents accused him of republicanism and atheism, and even threw dead cats at him on the speaking platform. Chamberlain came in third place, a poor result for a leading urban Radical. Chamberlain eventually rejected the possibility of standing in Sheffield again, and when George Dixon retired from his Birmingham seat in May 1876, Chamberlain was returned unopposed (17 June 1876) for the Birmingham constituency, after a period of anxiety following his nomination in which he denounced the Prime Minister, Benjamin Disraeli, accusing him of being 'a man who never told the truth except by accident.' After Chamberlain came under heavy attack for the insult he apologised publicly.BOOK, Alexander Mackintosh, Joseph Chamberlain: An Honest Biography,weblink 1914, 39, When elected, Chamberlain resigned as mayor of Birmingham, and was introduced to the House of Commons by John Bright and Joseph Cowen, an M.P. for Newcastle upon Tyne. Almost immediately, Chamberlain began to organise the Radical MPs, intending to displace Whig dominance of the Liberal Party. On 4 August 1876, Chamberlain made his maiden speech in the House of Commons during a debate on elementary schools. He spoke for twenty minutes on the maintenance of clause 25, while Disraeli was present, and using his experience on the Birmingham School Board to make an impressive speech. Many of Chamberlain's other speeches were on the subject of free public education and female teachers, and on alcohol licensing and army discipline.Early difficulties in creating a coherent Radical group convinced Chamberlain of the need to establish a more effective organisation for the Liberal Party as a whole, especially in the localities. Chamberlain hoped to harness the public agitation against Turkey's Bulgarian atrocities for a Radical agenda. Chamberlain closed ranks with Gladstone to profit from the returned Liberal leader's increasing popularity. With the Liberal Party actively opposing Disraeli's foreign policy during the Russo-Turkish War, Gladstone addressed approximately 30,000 people at Bingley Hall on 31 May 1877 to found the National Liberal Federation, a federation of the country's Liberal Associations. The body was dominated by Birmingham politicians, with Chamberlain himself as President. The Federation was designed to tighten party discipline and campaigning, and it subsequently enlisted new party members, organised political meetings and published posters and pamphlets. Contemporary commentators made (often disparaging) comparisons between the techniques of the Federation and those employed in American politics. The Federation enhanced Chamberlain's influence in the Liberal Party and gave him a nationwide platform to promote Radicalism.Chamberlain criticised Disraeli's forward foreign policy for diverting attention from domestic reform. Unlike many Liberals, Chamberlain's was not an anti-imperialist, for although he berated the government for its Eastern policy, the Second Afghan War of 1878 and the Zulu War of 1879, he had supported Disraeli's purchase of Suez Canal Company shares in November 1875. At this stage of his career, Chamberlain was eager to see the protection of British overseas interests, but placed greater emphasis on a conception of justice in the pursuit of such interests. Chamberlain joined the Liberal denunciations of the Conservative Party's foreign policy in the 1880 general election, and Gladstone returned as Prime Minister with assistance from the NLF.\nDespite having sat in Parliament for only four years, Chamberlain hoped for a cabinet position, and told Sir William Harcourt that he was prepared to lead a revolt and field Radical candidates in borough elections. Although Gladstone did not regard the NLF highly, he recognised the part it had played in winning the 1880 election, and was eager to reconcile Chamberlain and other Radicals to the mainly Whig cabinet. Having taken the counsel of Bright, Gladstone invited Chamberlain on 27 April 1880 to become President of the Board of Trade.Chamberlain's scope for manoeuvre was restricted between 1880 and 1883 by the Cabinet's preoccupation with Ireland, Transvaal Colony and Egypt, but he was able to introduce the Grain Cargoes Bill, for the safer transportation of grain, an Electric Lighting Bill, enabling municipal corporations to establish electricity supplies, and a Seaman's Wages Bill, which ensured a fairer system of payment for seamen. After 1883, Chamberlain was more productive. A Bankruptcy Bill established a Board of Trade Bankruptcy Department for inquiring into failed business deals. A Patents Bill subjected patenting to Board of Trade supervision. Chamberlain also sought to end the practice of ship owners overinsuring their vessels \u00e2\u0080\u0093 'coffin ships' \u00e2\u0080\u0093 while under-manning them, ensuring a healthy profit whether the ship arrived safely or sank. Despite being endorsed by Tory Democrats Lord Randolph Churchill and John Eldon Gorst, the Liberal government was unwilling to grant Chamberlain its full support and the Bill was withdrawn in July 1884.Chamberlain took a special interest in Ireland. The Irish Land League promoted fair rents, fixity of tenure and free sale for Irish Catholic peasants, in opposition to (often absentee) Anglo-Irish landlords. Chamberlain agreed with suggestions that a Land Bill would counter agitation in Ireland and Fenian outrages in the British Isles and would quieten demands for Irish Home Rule, which he opposed strongly, reasoning that it would lead to the eventual break up of the British Empire. He opposed the Chief Secretary for Ireland, W.E. Forster's policy of coercion, believing that coercive tactics before a land settlement would provoke Irish malcontents. In April 1881, Gladstone's government introduced the Irish Land Act, but in response, Charles Stewart Parnell, leading the Irish nationalists, encouraged tenants to withhold rents. As a result, Parnell and other leaders, including John Dillon and William O'Brien, were imprisoned in Kilmainham Gaol on 13 October 1881. Chamberlain supported their imprisonment rather than further concessions, and used their incarceration to bargain with them in 1882.In the ensuing 'Kilmainham Treaty', the government agreed to release Parnell in return for his co-operation in making the Land Act work. Forster resigned and the new Chief Secretary, Lord Frederick Cavendish, was murdered by Irish terrorists on 6 May 1882, leaving the 'Kilmainham Treaty' almost useless. Many, including Parnell, believed that Chamberlain, having brokered the agreement, would be offered the Chief Secretaryship, but Gladstone appointed Sir George Trevelyan instead. Nevertheless, Chamberlain maintained an interest in Irish affairs, and proposed to the Cabinet an Irish Central Board that would have legislative powers for land, education and communications. This was rejected by the Whigs in Cabinet on 9 May 1885.\nCalled a dangerous \"Jack Cade\"\nAfter his success in municipal politics, Chamberlain was frustrated at his inability to introduce more creative legislation at the Board of Trade. Early into the Gladstone ministry, Chamberlain suggested without success that the franchise should be extended, with the Prime Minister arguing that the matter should be deferred until the end of the Parliament's lifespan. In 1884, the Liberals proposed a Third Reform Bill, which would give hundreds of thousands of rural labourers the vote.Chamberlain earned a reputation for provocative speeches during the period, especially during debate on the 1884 County Franchise Bill, which was opposed by the Whig Liberals Lord Hartington and George Goschen, as well as the Conservative leader Lord Salisbury, who argued that the Bill gave the Liberals an unfair electoral advantage and was prepared to block the Bill in the House of Lords unless it was accompanied by redistribution of seats into the suburbs. At Denbigh, on 20 October 1884, Chamberlain famously declared in a speech that Salisbury was \"himself the spokesman of a class \u00e2\u0080\u0093 a class to which he himself belongs, who toil not neither do they spin.\" In response, Salisbury branded Chamberlain a \"Sicilian bandit\" and Stafford Northcote called him \"Jack Cade\". When Chamberlain suggested that he would march on London with thousands of Birmingham constituents to protest the House of Lords' powers, Salisbury remarked that \"Mr. Chamberlain will return from his adventure with a broken head if nothing worse.\"\nRadical Programme of July 1885\nThe Third Reform Act of 1884 was followed by a Redistribution Act in 1885, negotiated by Gladstone and Lord Salisbury. Chamberlain campaigned to capture the newly enfranchised voters for Radicalism with public meetings, speeches and, notably, articles written in the Fortnightly Review by Chamberlain's associates, including Jesse Collings and John Morley.Chamberlain wrote the preface to the Radical Programme (July 1885), the first campaign handbook of British political history. It endorsed land reform, more direct taxation, free public education, the disestablishment of the Church of England, universal male suffrage, and more protection for trade unions. It was much inspired by his friend Frederick Maxse's 1873 pamphlet The Causes of Social Revolt.BOOK, Bowie, Duncan, Our History: Roots of the British Socialist Movement, 2014, Socialist History Society, London, 978-0-9555138-9-3, 21, Chamberlain's utopian vision fell foul of practical politics, as in the education question. Chamberlain proposed to separate the goal of free education for every child from the religious question. His policy was rejected by groups on all sides, who were using education as a political weapon, including the National Liberal Federation, Nonconformists, Catholics and more generally, the taxpayers.Alan Simon, \"Joseph Chamberlain and Free Education in the Election of 1885,\" History of Education (1973) 2#1 pp 56\u00e2\u0080\u009378.The Radical Programme earned the scorn of Whigs and Conservatives alike. Chamberlain had written to Morley that with Radical solidarity 'we will utterly destroy the Whigs, and have a Radical government before many years are out.' Seeking a contest with the Whigs, Chamberlain and Sir Charles Dilke presented their resignations to Gladstone on 20 May 1885, when the Cabinet rejected Chamberlain's scheme for the creation of National Councils in England, Scotland and Wales and when a proposed Land Purchase Bill did not have any provision for the reform of Irish local government. The resignations were not made public, and the opportunity for Chamberlain to present his Radicalism to the country was only presented when the Irish Parliamentary Party endorsed a Conservative amendment to the budget on 9 June, which passed by 12 votes. The Gladstone ministry resigned, and Salisbury formed a minority administration.\nLiberal split\nIn August 1885, the Salisbury ministry asked for a dissolution of Parliament. At Hull on 5 August, Chamberlain began his election campaign by addressing an enthusiastic crowd in front of large posters declaring him to be \"Your coming Prime Minister\". Until the campaign's end in October, Chamberlain denounced opponents of the \"Radical Programme\" and endorsed the cause of rural labourers and offered to make smallholdings available to workers by funds from local authorities, using the slogan Three Acres and a Cow. Chamberlain's campaign attracted large crowds and enthralled the young James Ramsay MacDonald and David Lloyd George, but disconcerted leading Liberals like Goschen who called it the \"Unauthorised Programme\". The Conservatives denounced Chamberlain as an anarchist, with some even comparing him to Dick Turpin.In October 1885, Chamberlain and Gladstone met at Hawarden Castle to reconcile their respective electoral programmes. The meeting, although good natured, was largely unproductive, and Gladstone neglected to tell Chamberlain of his negotiations with Parnell over proposals to grant Home Rule to Ireland. Chamberlain discovered the existence of such negotiations from Henry Labouchere, but unsure of the precise nature of Gladstone's offer to Parnell, did not press the issue, although he had already stated his opposition to Home Rule, declaring that \"I cannot admit that five millions of Irishmen have any greater right to govern themselves without regard to the rest of the United Kingdom than the five million inhabitants of the metropolis (i.e. London)\". The Liberals won the general election in November 1885, but fell just short of an overall majority against the Conservatives and the Irish Nationalists, the latter holding the balance between the two parties.On 17 December, Herbert Gladstone revealed that his father was prepared to take office to implement Irish Home Rule, an action termed \"flying the Hawarden Kite\" by the press. At first, Chamberlain was reluctant to anger his Radical followers by joining forces with the anti-Home Rule Whigs and Conservatives. He awaited the development of events while saying little about the topic publicly, but Chamberlain privately damned Gladstone and the concept of Home Rule to colleagues, believing that maintaining the Conservatives in power for a further year would make the Irish question easier to settle. The Liberals returned to power in January 1886, after a Radical-inspired amendment by Collings was carried by 79 votes in the House of Commons, although Hartington, Goschen and 18 Liberals had voted with the Conservatives.Chamberlain declined Gladstone's offer of the office of First Lord of the Admiralty. Gladstone rejected Chamberlain's request for the Colonial Office and eventually appointed him President of the Local Government Board. A dispute over the amount to be paid to Collings, Chamberlain's Parliamentary Secretary, worsened relations between Gladstone and Chamberlain, although the latter still hoped that he could alter or block Gladstone's Home Rule proposal in Cabinet, so that his programme of Radicalism could be given more attention. Chamberlain's renewed scheme for National Councils was not discussed in Cabinet, and only on 13 March were Gladstone's proposals for Ireland revealed. Chamberlain argued that the details of the accompanying Land Purchase Bill should be made known in order for a fair judgment to be made on Home Rule. When Gladstone stated his intention to give Ireland a separate Parliament with full powers to deal with Irish affairs, Chamberlain resolved to resign, writing to inform Gladstone of his decision two days later. In the meantime, Chamberlain consulted with Arthur Balfour, Salisbury's nephew, over the possibility of concerted action with the Conservatives, and contemplated similar co-operation with the Whigs. His resignation was made public on 27 March 1886.\nLiberal Unionist Association\nChamberlain in March 1886 launched a ferocious campaign against Gladstone's Irish proposals. His motivations combined imperial, domestic, and personal themes. Imperial, because they threatened to weaken Parliament's control over the United Kingdom; domestic, because they downplayed his own programme; and personal because they weakened his own standing in the party.Marsh, \"Chamberlain, Joseph (1836\u00e2\u0080\u00931914)\", Oxford Dictionary of National BiographyChamberlain's immediate chances of attaining the leadership of the Liberal Party had declined dramatically and in early May, the National Liberal Federation declared its loyalty to Gladstone. On 9 April, Chamberlain spoke against the Irish Home Rule Bill in its first reading before attending a meeting of Liberal Unionists, summoned by Hartington, hitherto the subject of Chamberlain's anti-Whig declarations on 14 May. From this meeting arose the Liberal Unionist Association, originally an ad hoc alliance to demonstrate the unity of anti-Home Rulers.BOOK, Peter Barberis, Encyclopedia of British and Irish Political Organizations: Parties, Groups and Movements of the 20th Century,weblink 2000, A&C Black, 313, etal, Meanwhile, to distinguish himself from the Whigs, Chamberlain founded the National Radical Union to rival the NLF; it faded away by 1888. During the second reading on 8 June, the Home Rule Bill was defeated by 30 votes, by the combined opposition of Conservatives, Chamberlainite radicals and Whigs. In all 93 Liberals, including Chamberlain and Hartington, voted against Gladstone.BOOK, Patrick Jackson, Harcourt and Son: A Political Biography of Sir William Harcourt, 1827\u00e2\u0080\u00931904,weblink 2004, Fairleigh Dickinson U P, 159,\nParliament was dissolved, and in the ensuing 1886 general election, the Conservatives and Liberal Unionists agreed to an alliance. Chamberlain's position was more awkward than Hartington's, for the former was intensely mistrusted by, and unable to influence, the Conservatives, while he was despised by the Gladstonians for voting against Home Rule. Gladstone himself observed that \"There is a difference between Hartington and Chamberlain, that the first behaves like and is a thorough gentleman. Of the other it is better not to speak.\"BOOK, Andrew Jones, The Politics of Reform 1884,weblink 1972, 44, With the general election dominated by Home Rule, Chamberlain's campaign was both Radical and intensely patriotic. The Conservatives and Liberal Unionists took 393 seats in the House of Commons and a comfortable majority.Marsh, Chamberlain (1994) pp 250-54Chamberlain did not enter the Unionist government, aware that the hostility to him in the Conservative ranks meant that an agreement with them could extend merely to Ireland and not wishing to alienate his Radical support base. The Liberal mainstream cast Chamberlain as a villain, shouting \"Judas!\" and \"Traitor!\" as he entered the House of Commons chamber. Unable to associate himself decisively with either party, Chamberlain sought concerted action with a kindred spirit from the Conservative Party, Lord Randolph Churchill. In November 1886, Churchill announced his own 'Unauthorised Programme' at Dartford, the content of which had much in common with Chamberlain's own recent manifesto, including smallholdings for rural labourers and greater local government. Next month, Churchill resigned as Chancellor of the Exchequer over military spending, and when the Conservative mainstream rallied around Salisbury, Churchill's career was effectively ended, along with Chamberlain's hope of creating a powerful cross-party union of Radicals. The appointment of Goschen to the Treasury isolated Chamberlain further and symbolised the good relationship between non-Radical Liberal Unionists and the Conservatives.Marsh, Chamberlain (1994) pp 255-80After January 1887, a series of Round Table Conferences took place between Chamberlain, Trevelyan, Harcourt, Morley and Lord Herschell, in which the participants sought an agreement about the Liberal Party's Irish policy. Chamberlain hoped that an accord would enable him to claim the future leadership of the party and that he would gain influence over the Conservatives simply from the negotiations occurring. Although a preliminary agreement was made concerning land purchase, Gladstone was unwilling to compromise further, and negotiations ended by March. In August 1887, Lord Salisbury invited Chamberlain to lead the British delegation in a Joint Commission to resolve a fisheries dispute between the United States and Newfoundland. The visit to the USA renewed his enthusiasm for politics, and enhanced his standing with respect to Gladstone. In November, Chamberlain met 23-year-old Mary Endicott, the daughter of President Grover Cleveland's Secretary of War, William C. Endicott, at a reception in the British legation. Before he left the United States in March 1888, Chamberlain proposed to Mary, describing her as 'one of the brightest and most intelligent girls I have yet met'. In November 1888, Chamberlain married Mary in Washington, D.C., wearing white violets, rather than his trademark orchid. Mary became a faithful supporter of his political ambitions.Marsh, Chamberlain (1994) pp 289-311File:Jchamberlain-achamberlain.jpg|thumb|left|upright|Joseph and Austen ChamberlainAusten ChamberlainThe Salisbury ministry was implementing a number of Radical reforms that pleased Chamberlain. Between 1888 and 1889, democratic County Councils were established in Great Britain. By 1891, measures for the provision of smallholdings had been made, and the extension of free, compulsory education to the entire country. Chamberlain wrote that \"I have in the last five years seen more progress made with the practical application of my political programme than in all my previous life. I owe this result entirely to my former opponents, and all the opposition has come from my former friends.\"BOOK, Jules Philip Gehrke, Municipal Anti-socialism and the Growth of the Anti-socialist Critique in Britain, 1873--1914,weblink 2006, ProQuest, 65, The Liberal Association in Birmingham could no longer be relied upon to provide loyal support, so Chamberlain created the Liberal Unionist Association in 1888, associated with the National Radical Union, having extracted his supporters from the old Liberal organisation.\nIn the 1892 general election, the Liberal Unionists did well in Birmingham and made gains in neighbouring towns in the Black Country. By now, Chamberlain's son, Austen, had also entered the House of Commons unopposed for East Worcestershire. However the national returns showed the limits of the Liberal Unionist Party's strategy. In an age of increasingly well-organised, mass politics it was reduced to only 47 seats. Chamberlain's standing was accordingly weakened. Gladstone returned to power and did not want Chamberlain back. The Liberal Unionists realized that they needed a closer relationship with the Conservatives.Ian Cawood, \"The 1892 General Election and the Eclipse of the Liberal Unionists,\" Parliamentary History (2010) 29#3 pp 331-357. When Hartington took his seat in the House of Lords as the Duke of Devonshire, Chamberlain assumed the leadership of the Liberal Unionists in the House of Commons, resulting in a productive relationship with Balfour, leader of the Conservatives in the Commons.BOOK, Travis L. Crosby, Joseph Chamberlain: A Most Radical Imperialist,weblink 2011, I.B.Tauris, 78, Obliged to compromise with the Irish Nationalists, Gladstone introduced the Second Home Rule Bill in February 1893. Although the Bill passed the House of Commons, the Lords rejected Home Rule by a huge margin. With his party divided, Gladstone prepared to dissolve Parliament on the issue of the House of Lords' veto, but was compelled to resign in March 1894 by his colleagues. He was replaced by Lord Rosebery, who neglected the topic of Home Rule. Chamberlain continued to form alliances with the Conservatives.Chamberlain worried about the threat of socialism, even though the Independent Labour Party had only one MP, Keir Hardie. Chamberlain warned of the dangers of socialism in his unpublished 1895 play The Game of Politics, characterising its proponents as the instigators of class conflict.BOOK, Richard Jay, Joseph Chamberlain, a political study,weblink 1981, 179, In response to the socialist challenge, he sought to divert the energy of collectivism for the good of Unionism, and continued to propose reforms to the Conservatives. In his 'Memorandum of a Programme for Social Reform' sent to Salisbury in 1893, Chamberlain made a number of suggestions, including old age pensions, the provision of loans to the working class for the purchase of houses, an amendment to the Artisans' Dwellings Act to encourage street improvements, compensation for industrial accidents, cheaper train fares for workers, tighter border controls and shorter working hours. Salisbury was guardedly sympathetic to the proposals. On 21 June 1895, the Liberal Government was defeated on a motion that criticised the Secretary of State for War, Henry Campbell-Bannerman, for shortages of cordite, and Salisbury was invited to form a government.BOOK, Heather Gilbert, The Life of Lord Mount Stephen: 1691\u00e2\u0080\u00931921,weblink 1965, Aberdeen UP, 89,\nFile:Chamberlain2.jpg|thumb|Joseph Chamberlain, Colonial Secretary ]]Having agreed to a set of policies, the Conservatives and Liberal Unionists formed a government on 24 June 1895. Salisbury offered four Cabinet posts to Liberal Unionists. Devonshire became Lord President of the Council, and Salisbury and Balfour offered Chamberlain any Cabinet position except Foreign Secretary, which Salisbury wanted for himself, or Leader of the House of Commons. To their surprise he declined the Exchequer, unwilling to be constrained by conservative spending plans, and also refused the office of Home Secretary, instead asking for the Colonial Office. Chamberlain had adjusted his political strategy after losing a dispute over a seat at Leamington Spa, agreeing to enter the cabinet in a subordinate role and putting his program of social reform on the back burner. Unexpectedly, he used the Colonial Office to become one of the dominant figures in politics.Ian Cawood, \"Joseph Chamberlain, the Conservative party and the Leamington Spa candidature dispute of 1895,\" Historical Research (2006) 79# 206, pp 554-577.Chamberlain used the Colonial Office to gain international recognition amidst European competition for territory and popular imperialism. He wanted to expand the British Empire In Africa, the Americas and Asia, reorder imperial trade and resources, and foster closer relations between Britain and the settler colonies. He envisioned a remodeled empire as a federation of Anglo-Saxon nations; in this he had support from Conservative backbenchers.Larry L. Witherell, \"Sir Henry Page Croft and Conservative Backbench Campaigns for Empire, 1903-1932,\" Parliamentary History (2006) 25#3 pp. 357\u00e2\u0080\u0093381 online Chamberlain had once been an outspoken anti-imperialist but now he reversed course. In 1887 he declared that \"I should think our patriotism was warped and stunted indeed if it did not embrace the Greater Britain beyond the seas\". Much had been proposed with regard to an imperial federation, a more coherent system of imperial defence and preferential tariffs, yet by 1895 when Chamberlain arrived at the Colonial Office, little had been achieved. His own proposals met resistance from Canada and other settler colonies and went nowhere.Donald Read, England, 1868-1914: the age of urban democracy (1979) pp 362-63.R. C. K. Ensor, England 1870-1914 (1936) pp 371-72.Chamberlain took formal charge of the Colonial Office on 1 July 1895, with victory assured in the 1895 general election. He had control of numerous colonies, but not of India nor Canada. He had once been an anti-imperialist but now strongly advocated imperial unity and promoted development projects. James Morris, Pax Britannica: The Climax of an Empire (1968) pp 248-50. Believing that positive government action could bind the empire's peoples closer to the crown, Chamberlain stated confidently that \"I believe that the British race is the greatest of the governing races that the world has ever seen... It is not enough to occupy great spaces of the world's surface unless you can make the best of them. It is the duty of a landlord to develop his estate.\" Accordingly, Chamberlain advocated investment in the tropics of Africa, the West Indies and other underdeveloped possessions, a policy that earned him the nickname \"Joseph Africanus\" among the press.BOOK, Thomas Heyck, A History of the Peoples of the British Isles: From 1688 to 1914,weblink 2013, Routledge, 372,\nReform projects\nHe was instrumental in recognising the need to handle the unfamiliar tropical diseases that ravaged his subjects. With Chamberlain's support, Patrick Manson founded the world's second medical facility dedicated to tropical medicine in 1899 (the Liverpool School having been established the previous year). The London School of Tropical Medicine was located in Albert Dock Seamen's Hospital, which itself had opened in 1890 and would later become known as the Hospital for Tropical Diseases.JOURNAL, Cook GC, Webb AJ, The Albert Dock Hospital, London: The Original Site (in 1899) of Tropical Medicine as a New Discipline, Acta Trop, 2001, 249\u00e2\u0080\u009355, 79, 3, 11412810, 10.1016/S0001-706X(01)00127-9, R.A. Baker and R. A. Bayliss. \"William John Ritchie Simpson (1855-1931): public health and tropical medicine.\" Medical history 31.4 (1987): 450.Chamberlain had not abandoned his dedication to social reforms designed to help the working man. Ensor, p 237. He was instrumental in adapting Bismarck's German model to set up a system of compensation for injuries on the job. His Workmen's Compensation Act 1897 was a key domestic achievement of the Unionists at the end of the century. It cost the Treasury nothing since compensation was paid for by insurance that employers were required to take out. The system operated from 1897 to 1946.D. C. Hanes, The First British Workmen's Compensation Act of 1897 (1968). Marsh DAB page 929 Chamberlain also tried to design an old age pension programme, but it was too expensive to pass Conservative approval. He came to realize that a new source of revenue, such as tariffs on imports, would be required. Further opposition came from friendly societies, which were funded by their own pension program for their members.BOOK, George Miller, On Fairness and Efficiency: The Privatisation of the Public Income Over the Past Millennium,weblink 2000, Policy Press, 394,\nFile:Joseph ('Joe') Chamberlain by John Singer Sargent.jpg|thumb|upright|The Right Honourable Joseph Chamberlain, oil on canvas, 1896, John Singer Sargent. National Portrait Gallery ]]Cecil Rhodes, Prime Minister of the Cape Colony and managing director of the British South Africa Company, was eager to extend British dominion to all of South Africa, and encouraged the disenfranchised Uitlanders of the Boer republics to resist Afrikaner domination. Rhodes hoped that the intervention of the Company's private army, assembled in the Pitsani Strip (part of the Bechuanaland Protectorate and bordering the Transvaal, which had been ceded to the British South Africa Company by the Colonial Office, officially for the protection of a railway through the territory, in November 1895), could initiate an Uitlander rebellion and the overthrow of the Transvaal government. Chamberlain informed Salisbury on Boxing Day that a rebellion was expected, but was not sure when the invasion would be launched. The subsequent Jameson Raid resulted in the surrender of the invaders. Chamberlain, at Highbury, received a secret telegram from the Colonial Office on 31 December informing him of the beginning of the Raid. Chamberlain, sympathetic to the ultimate goals but uncomfortable with the timing, remarked that \"if this succeeds it will ruin me. I'm going up to London to crush it\".Andrew Roberts, Salisbury, 1999, p. 636Chamberlain ordered Sir Hercules Robinson, Governor-General of the Cape Colony, to repudiate the actions of Leander Starr Jameson and warned Rhodes that the Company's Charter would be in danger if it was discovered that the Cape Prime Minister was involved in the Raid. The prisoners were returned to London for trial, and the Transvaal government received considerable compensation from the Company. During the trial of Jameson, Rhodes' solicitor, Bourchier Hawksley, refused to produce cablegrams that had passed between Rhodes and his agents in London in November and December 1895. According to Hawksley, these demonstrated that the Colonial Office 'influenced the actions of those in South Africa' who embarked on the Raid, and even that Chamberlain had transferred control of the Pitsani Strip to facilitate an invasion. Nine days before the Raid, Chamberlain had asked his Assistant Under-Secretary to encourage Rhodes to 'Hurry Up' because of the deteriorating Venezuelan situation.In June 1896, Chamberlain offered his resignation to Salisbury, having shown the Prime Minister one or more of the cablegrams implicating him in the Raid's planning. Salisbury refused to accept the offer, possibly reluctant to lose the government's most popular figure. Salisbury reacted aggressively in support of Chamberlain, endorsing the Colonial Secretary's threat to withdraw the Company's charter if the cablegrams were revealed. Accordingly, Rhodes refused to reveal the cablegrams, and as no evidence was produced, the Select Committee appointed to investigate the Jameson Raid had no choice but to absolve Chamberlain of responsibility.File:Chamberlain-balfour-1895.jpg|thumb|upright|Joseph Chamberlain and Arthur Balfour, 1895]]\nChamberlain believed that West Africa had great economic potential, and shared Salisbury's suspicions of the French, who were Britain's principal rival in the region. Chamberlain sanctioned the conquest of the Ashanti in 1895, with Colonel Sir Francis Scott successfully occupying Kumasi and annexing the territory to the Gold Coast. Using the emergency funds of the colonies of Lagos, Sierra Leone and the Gold Coast, he ordered the construction of a railway for the newly conquered area.Marsh, Chamberlain (1994) pp 413-435The Colonial Office's bold strategy brought it into conflict with the Royal Niger Company, chaired by Sir George Goldie, which possessed title rights to large stretches of the River Niger. Interested in the area as an economic asset, Goldie had yet to assume governing responsibilities, leaving the territory open to incursion by the French, who sent small garrisons to the area with the intention of controlling it. Though Salisbury wished to subordinate the needs of West Africa to the requirement of establishing British supremacy on the River Nile, Chamberlain believed that every territory was worth competing for. Chamberlain was dismayed to learn in 1897 that the French had expanded from Dahomey to Bussa, a town claimed by Goldie. Further French growth in the region would have isolated Lagos from territory in the hinterland, thereby limiting its economic growth. Chamberlain therefore argued that Britain should \"even at the cost of war \u00e2\u0080\u0093 to keep an adequate Hinterland for the Gold Coast, Lagos & the Niger Territories.\"Influenced by Chamberlain, Salisbury sanctioned Sir Edmund Monson, British Ambassador in Paris, to be more assertive in negotiations. The subsequent concessions made by the French encouraged Chamberlain, who arranged for a military force, commanded by Frederick Lugard, to occupy areas claimed by Britain, thereby undermining French claims in the region. In a risky 'chequerboard' strategy, Lugard's forces occupied territories claimed by the French to counterbalance the establishment of French garrisons in British territory. At times, French and British troops were stationed merely a few yards from each other, increasing the risk of war. Nevertheless, Chamberlain assumed correctly that French officers in the region were ordered to act without fighting the British, and in March 1898, the French proposed to settle the issue \u00e2\u0080\u0093 Bussa was returned to Britain, and the French were limited to the town of Bona. Chamberlain had successfully imposed British control over the Niger and the inland territories of Sokoto, later joining them together as Nigeria.BOOK, Crosby, Joseph Chamberlain: A Most Radical Imperialist,weblink 2011, 120\u00e2\u0080\u009322,\nIn 1896 Britain extended its rule inland from the coastal colony of Sierra Leone. It imposed a hut tax; the Mende and Temne tribes responded with the Hut Tax War of 1898. Chamberlain appointed Sir David Chalmers as a special commissioner to investigate the violence. Chalmers blamed the tax, but Chamberlain disagreed, saying African slave traders instigated the revolt. Chamberlain used the revolt to promote his aggressive \"constructive imperialism\" in West Africa.Daniel R. Magaziner, \"Removing the Blinders and Adjusting the View: A Case Study from Early Colonial Sierra Leone,\" History in Africa (2007), Vol. 34, pp 169-188.(File:Joseph chamberlain.png|thumb|Joseph Chamberlain at his desk at the Colonial Office)\nAnglo-German Alliance negotiations: first attempt\nOn 29 March 1898, Hermann von Eckardstein, who had described Chamberlain as \"unquestionably the most energetic and enterprising personality of the Salisbury ministry\", arranged a meeting between the Colonial Secretary and the German Ambassador in London, Paul von Hatzfeldt. The conversation was strictly unofficial, being nominally about colonial matters and the subject of China. Chamberlain surprised Hatzfeldt by assuring him that Britain and Germany had common interests, that the rupture over the Jameson Raid and the Kruger Telegram was an abnormality and that a defensive alliance should be formulated between the two countries, with specific regards to China. This was difficult for Hatzfeldt, for the Reichstag was scrutinising Admiral Alfred von Tirpitz's First Navy Bill, which characterised Britain as a threat to Germany. The Secretary for Foreign Affairs, Bernhard von B\u00c3\u00bclow, did not believe that Britain would be a reliable ally because any future Cabinet could reverse the diplomatic policy of its predecessors, and because Parliament and public opinion often made difficulties about Britain's alliance commitments. Von B\u00c3\u00bclow preferred the co-operation of Russia in China to that of Britain.G. W. Monger, \"The End of Isolation: Britain, Germany and Japan, 1900\u00e2\u0080\u00931902\" Transactions of the Royal Historical Society 13 (1963): 103-121.Hatzfeldt was instructed to make an agreement appear likely without ever conceding to Chamberlain. No commitments were made, and on 25 April Hatzfeldt asked for colonial concessions from Chamberlain as a precursor to a better relationship. Chamberlain rejected the proposal, thereby terminating the first talks for an Anglo-German alliance. Though Salisbury was unsurprised by the German attitude, Chamberlain was disappointed, and spoke publicly of Britain's diplomatic predicament at Birmingham on 13 May, saying that \"We have had no allies. I am afraid we have had no friends ... We stand alone.\"BOOK, Robert K. Massie, Dreadnought: Britain, Germany, and the Coming of the Great War,weblink 1997, 245\u00e2\u0080\u009347,\nSamoa and Anglo-German Alliance negotiations: second attempt\nAn 1888 treaty established an Anglo-US-German tripartite protectorate of Samoa, and when King Malietoa Laupepa died in 1898, a contest over the succession ensued. The German candidate, Mataafa, was strongly opposed by the Americans and the British, and civil war began. Salisbury rejected a German suggestion that they ask the USA to withdraw from Samoa. Meanwhile, Chamberlain, smarting from the dismissal of his alliance proposal with Germany, refused the suggestion that Britain withdraw from Samoa in return for compensation elsewhere, remarking dismissively to Eckardstein \"Last year we offered you everything. Now it is too late.\" Official and public German opinion was incensed by Britain's bullishness, and Chamberlain worked hard to improve Anglo-German relations by facilitating a visit to Britain by Kaiser Wilhelm II. Salisbury's decision to attend to his sick wife allowed Chamberlain to assume control of British policy in July 1899. In November, an agreement was made with the Germans about Samoa in which Britain agreed to withdraw in return for Tonga and the Solomon Islands, and the ending of German claims to British territory in West Africa.On 21 November 1899, at a banquet in St. George's Hall, Windsor Castle, Chamberlain reiterated his desire for an agreement between Britain and Germany to Wilhelm II. The Kaiser spoke positively about relations with Britain but added that he did not want to exacerbate relations with Russia, and indicated that Salisbury's traditional strategy of reneging on peacetime commitments made any Anglo-German agreement problematic. Chamberlain, rather than Salisbury whose wife had just died, visited von B\u00c3\u00bclow at Windsor Castle. Chamberlain argued that Britain, Germany and the USA should combine to check France and Russia, yet von B\u00c3\u00bclow thought British assistance would be of little use in a war with Russia. Von B\u00c3\u00bclow suggested that Chamberlain should speak positively of Germany in public. Chamberlain inferred from von B\u00c3\u00bclow's statement that he would do the same in the Reichstag.The day after the departure of the Kaiser and von B\u00c3\u00bclow, on 30 November, Chamberlain grandiloquently spoke at Leicester of \"a new Triple Alliance between the Teutonic race and the two great trans-Atlantic branches of the Anglo-Saxon race which would become a potent influence on the future of the world.\" Though the Kaiser was complimentary, Friedrich von Holstein described Chamberlain's speech as a \"blunder\" and the Times attacked Chamberlain for using the term \"alliance\" without inhibition. On 11 December, von B\u00c3\u00bclow spoke in the Reichstag in support of the Second Navy Bill, and made no reference to an agreement with Britain, which he described as a declining nation jealous of Germany. Chamberlain was startled but von Hatzfeldt assured him that von B\u00c3\u00bclow's motivation was to fend off opponents in the Reichstag. Although Chamberlain was irritated by von B\u00c3\u00bclow's behaviour, he still hoped for an agreement.\n(File:Joseph Chamberlain-South Africa-001.jpg|thumb|A cornerstone laid by Mrs Chamberlain during her husband's South African tour)Chamberlain and the British government had long wished for the federation of South Africa under the British crown, but it appeared that the growing wealth of the Transvaal would ensure that any future union of Southern African states would be as a Boer dominated republic outside the British Empire. Chamberlain sought British domination of the Transvaal and Orange Free State by endorsing the civil rights of the disenfranchised Uitlanders. Britain also exerted steady military pressure. In April 1897, Chamberlain asked the Cabinet to increase the British garrison in South Africa by three to four thousand men \u00e2\u0080\u0093 consequently, the quantity of British forces in the area grew during the next two years.File:El \u00c3\u00baltimo discurso de Chamberlain, de Xaudar\u00c3\u00b3.jpg|thumb|right|Political cartoon by Joaqu\u00c3\u00adn Xaudar\u00c3\u00b3 featuring Kruger and Chamberlain (Blanco y Negro, 9 December 1899).]]The government appointed Sir Alfred Milner to the posts of High Commissioner and Governor-General of the Cape in August 1897 to pursue the issue more decisively. Within a year, Milner concluded that war with the Transvaal was inevitable, and he worked with Chamberlain to publicise the cause of the Uitlanders to the British people. A meeting between President Kruger and Milner at Bloemfontein in May 1899 failed to resolve the Uitlander problem \u00e2\u0080\u0093 Kruger's concessions were considered inadequate by Milner, and the Boers left the conference convinced that the British were determined to settle the future of South Africa by force. By now, British public opinion was supportive of a war in support of the Uitlanders, allowing Chamberlain to ask successfully for further troop reinforcements. By the beginning of October 1899, nearly 20,000 British troops were based in the Cape and Natal, with thousands more en route. On 12 October, following a Transvaal ultimatum (9 October) demanding that British troops be withdrawn from her frontiers, and that any forces destined for South Africa be turned back, the Transvaal and the Orange Free State declared war.\nBoer War: early defeat and false dawn\nChamberlain was in charge of the war from his base in the Colonial Office. The Prime Minister rubber-stamped his decisions.Andrew N. Porter, Origins of the South African War: Joseph Chamberlain & the Diplomacy of Imperialism, 1895\u00e2\u0080\u009399 (1980) Boer regular army units outnumbered the British 3:1 on the front lines and quickly besieged the towns of Ladysmith, Mafeking and Kimberley. Some ten thousand Cape Afrikaners joined the Boers. In mid-December 1899, during 'Black Week', the British Army suffered reverses at Stormberg, Magersfontein and Colenso. Chamberlain was critical privately of the British Army's military performance and was often vexed by the attitude of the War Office. When the Boers bombarded Ladysmith with Creusot ninety-four pounder siege guns, Chamberlain asked for the dispatch of comparable artillery to the war, but was exasperated by the Secretary of State for War, Lord Lansdowne's argument that such weapons required platforms that needed a year of preparation, even though the Boers operated their \"Long Tom\" without elaborate mountings. Chamberlain made a number of speeches to reassure the public, and worked to strengthen bonds between Britain and the self-governing colonies, gratefully receiving over 30,000 troops from Canada, Australia and New Zealand. The slogan One Flag, One Queen, One Tongue expressed their loyalty to the Empire, although they each had some Opposition to the Second Boer War.John A.B. Crawford and Ian C. McGibbon, eds., One Flag, One Queen, One Tongue: New Zealand, the British Empire, and the South African War, 1899\u00e2\u0080\u00931902 (Auckland UP, 2003) p viii. In particular, the contributions of mounted men from these settler colonies helped fill the British Army's shortfall of mounted infantry, vital in fighting the mobile Boers (who were an entirely mounted force of skilled marksmen).Chamberlain managed the Commonwealth of Australia Constitution Act through the House of Commons, hoping that the newly established federation would adopt a positive attitude towards imperial trade and fighting the war. Wishing to reconcile the British and Afrikaner populations of the Cape, Chamberlain was resistant to Milner's desire to suspend the constitution of the colony, an act that would have given Milner autocratic powers. Chamberlain, as the government's foremost defender of the war, was denounced by many prominent anti-war personalities, including David Lloyd George, a former admirer of the Colonial Secretary.When in January 1900 the government faced a vote of censure in the House of Commons concerning the management of the war, Chamberlain conducted the defence. On 5 February, Chamberlain spoke effectively in the Commons for over an hour while referring to very few notes. He defended the war, espoused the virtues of a South African federation and promoted the empire; speaking with a confidence which earned him a sympathetic hearing. The vote of censure was subsequently defeated by 213 votes. British fortunes changed after January 1900 with the appointment of Lord Roberts to command British forces in South Africa. Bloemfontein was occupied on 13 March, Johannesburg on 31 May and Pretoria on 5 June. When Roberts formally annexed the Transvaal on 3 September, the Salisbury ministry, emboldened by the apparent victory in South Africa, asked for the dissolution of Parliament, with an election set for October.Marsh, Joseph Chamberlain (1994) ch 16\nThe Khaki Election\nWith Salisbury ill, Chamberlain dominated the Unionist election campaign in 1900. Salisbury did not speak at all, and Balfour made few public appearances, causing some to refer to the event as 'Joe's Election'. Fostering a cult of personality, Chamberlain began to refer to himself in the third person as 'the Colonial Secretary', and he ensured that the Boer War featured as the campaign's single issue, arguing that a Liberal victory would result in defeat in South Africa.Controversy ensued over the use of the phrase \"Every seat lost to the government is a seat sold to the Boers\" as the Unionists waged a personalised campaign against Liberal critics of the war \u00e2\u0080\u0093 some posters even portrayed Liberal MPs praising President Kruger and helping him to haul down the Union Jack. Chamberlain was in the forefront of such tactics, declaring in a speech that \"we have come practically to the end of the war... there is nothing going on now but a guerrilla business, which is encouraged by these men; I was going to say those traitors, but I will say instead these misguided individuals.\" Some Liberals also resorted to sharp campaigning practices, with Lloyd George in particular accusing the Chamberlain family of profiteering. References were made to Kynochs, a cordite manufacturing firm run by Chamberlain's brother, Arthur, as well as Hoskins & Co., of which the Civil Lord of the Admiralty, Austen, held some shares. Many Liberals rejected Lloyd George's claims, and Chamberlain dismissed them as unworthy of reply, although the charges troubled him more than he was prepared to make evident in public.{{Citation needed|date=February 2011}}File:Chamberlain1901.jpg|thumb|upright|left|A 1901 cartoon of Joseph Chamberlain from Vanity Fair ]]Twenty-six-year-old Winston Churchill, famous for his escape from a Boer prisoner of war camp and his journalism for the Morning Post, successfully stood as a Conservative candidate in Oldham, where Chamberlain spoke on his behalf. Churchill recalled thatI watched my honoured guest with close attention. He loved the roar of the multitude, and with my father could always say \"I have never feared the English democracy.\" The blood mantled in his cheek, and his eye as it caught mine twinkled with pure enjoyment.Churchill later wrote that 'Mr. Chamberlain was incomparably the most live, sparkling, insurgent, compulsive figure in British affairs ... 'Joe' was the one who made the weather. He was the man the masses knew.' Chamberlain used his popularity and the cause of imperialism in the election to devastating effect, and with the Liberals split over the issue of the war, the Unionists won a huge majority in the House of Commons of 219. The mandate was not as comprehensive as Chamberlain had hoped, but satisfactory enough to allow him to pursue his vision for the empire and to strengthen his position in the Unionist alliance.\nAnglo-German Alliance negotiations: third attempt\nUnder pressure from Balfour and Queen Victoria, the ailing Salisbury surrendered the seals of the Foreign Office on 23 October though remaining as Prime Minister. Lansdowne was appointed Foreign Secretary, and Chamberlain's importance in the government grew further still. Chamberlain took advantage of Lansdowne's inexperience to take the initiative in British foreign affairs and attempt, yet again, to formulate an agreement with Germany.Avner Cohen, \"Joseph Chamberlain, Lord Lansdowne and British Foreign Policy 1901\u00e2\u0080\u00931903: From Collaboration to Confrontation,\" Australian Journal of Politics & History (1997) 43#2 pp 122-134On 16 January 1901, Chamberlain and Devonshire made it known to Eckardstein that they still planned to make Britain part of the Triple Alliance. In Berlin, this news was received with some satisfaction, although von B\u00c3\u00bclow continued to exercise caution, believing that Germany could afford to wait. The Kaiser, who had come to the UK to visit his dying grandmother Queen Victoria (Chamberlain had been the last minister to visit her, a few days before her death), sent a telegram from London to Berlin urging a positive response, yet von B\u00c3\u00bclow wished to delay negotiations until Britain was more vulnerable, especially from the ongoing war in South Africa. On 18 March, Eckardstein asked Chamberlain to resume alliance negotiations, and although the Colonial Secretary reaffirmed his support, he was unwilling to commit himself, remembering von B\u00c3\u00bclow's rebuke in 1899. Chamberlain had a lesser role this time, and it was to Lansdowne that Eckardstein gave a proposal by von B\u00c3\u00bclow. A five-year Anglo-German defensive alliance was presented, to be ratified by Parliament and the Reichstag. When Lansdowne prevaricated, von Hatzfeldt took firmer control of the negotiations, and presented a demanding invitation for Britain to join the Triple Alliance, in which Britain would be committed to the defence of Austria-Hungary. Salisbury decided decisively against entering an alliance as a junior partner.Adam Lajeunesse, \"The Anglo-German Alliance Talks and the Failure of Amateur Diplomacy,\" Past Imperfect (2007) , Vol. 13, pp 84-107On 25 October 1901, Chamberlain defended the British Army's tactics in South Africa against European press criticism, arguing that the conduct of British soldiers was much more respectable than that of troops in the Franco-Prussian War, a statement directed at Germany. The German press was outraged, and when von B\u00c3\u00bclow demanded an apology, Chamberlain was unrepentant. With this public dispute, Chamberlain's hopes of an Anglo-German alliance were finally ended. Denounced by von B\u00c3\u00bclow and German newspapers, Chamberlain's popularity in Britain soared, with the Times commenting that 'Mr. Chamberlain...is at this moment the most popular and trusted man in England.'With Chamberlain still seeking to end Britain's isolation and the negotiations with Germany having been terminated, a settlement with France was attractive. Chamberlain had begun negotiations to settle colonial differences with the French Ambassador, Paul Cambon, in March 1901, although neither Lansdowne nor Cambon had moved as quickly as Chamberlain would have liked. In February 1902, at a banquet at Marlborough House held by King Edward VII, Chamberlain and Cambon resumed their negotiations, with Eckardstein reputedly listening to their conversation and only successfully managing to comprehend the words \"Morocco\" and \"Egypt\". Chamberlain had contributed to making possible the Anglo-French Entente Cordiale that would occur in 1904.\nBoer War: victory\nThe occupation of the Transvaal and the Orange Free State in 1900 did not subdue the Boers, who waged a guerrilla campaign throughout 1901 until the end of the war in May 1902. Chamberlain was caught between Unionists demanding a more effective military policy and many Liberals denouncing the war. Publicly, Chamberlain insisted upon the separation of civil and military authority, insisting that the conduct of the war be left to the generals.The revelation of concentration camps increased pressure on Chamberlain and the government to intervene more effectively \u00e2\u0080\u0093 and humanely \u00e2\u0080\u0093 in the management of the war. Chamberlain originally questioned the wisdom of establishing the camps, but tolerated them in deference to the military. During the autumn of 1901, Chamberlain took more interest in proceedings when the scandal intensified, strengthening civilian governance. Although he refused to criticise the military publicly, he outlined to Milner the importance of making the camps as habitable as possible, asking the Governor-General of the Cape whether he considered medical provisions to be adequate. Chamberlain also stipulated that unhealthy camps should be evacuated, over-ruling the army where necessary.By 1902, the death rate in the camps had halved, and was soon to decrease below the usual mortality rate in rural South Africa. Despite the concerns of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sir Michael Hicks Beach, at the increasing costs of the war, Chamberlain maintained his insistence that the Boers be made to surrender unconditionally, and was supported by Salisbury. Though Lord Kitchener, commanding British forces in South Africa, was eager to make peace with the Boers, Milner was content to wait until the Boers sought peace terms themselves. In April 1902, Boer negotiators accepted Chamberlain's insistence upon the loss of independence of the Transvaal and the Orange Free State. However, the Boers insisted that Cape Afrikaner rebels be given amnesty and that Britain pay the Boer republics' war debts.Chamberlain overrode Milner's objections to accept the proposal, arguing that the financial costs of continuing the war justified the expenditure to relieve the debts of the Boer republics. The Treaty of Vereeniging (31 May 1902) ended the Boer War. The conflict had not been as decisive at Chamberlain had hoped, for the British had put nearly 450,000 troops into the field and had spent nearly \u00c2\u00a3200 million. Nevertheless, the end of war and the inclusion of Boer territory as part of the British Empire presented what Chamberlain viewed as an opportunity to remodel Britain's imperial system.\nResignation of Salisbury\nThe end of the Boer War allowed Salisbury, in declining health, to finally retire. The Prime Minister was keen that Balfour, his nephew should succeed him, but realised that Chamberlain's followers felt that the Colonial Secretary had a legitimate claim to the premiership. Chamberlain was the most popular figure in the government, and Leo Maxse, editing the National Review, argued forcefully that Chamberlain should be appointed Prime Minister when Salisbury retired. Chamberlain himself was less concerned, assuring Balfour's Private Secretary in February 1902 that 'I have my own work to do and...I shall be quite willing to serve under Balfour.' On 7 July 1902, Chamberlain suffered a head injury in a traffic accident. Chamberlain had three stitches and was told by doctors to cease work immediately and remain in bed for two weeks.On 11 July, Salisbury went to Buckingham Palace, without notifying his Cabinet colleagues, and resigned, with the King inviting Balfour to form a new government later that day. Before accepting, Balfour visited Chamberlain, who said he was content to remain Colonial Secretary. Despite Chamberlain's organisational skills and immense popularity, many Conservatives still mistrusted his Radicalism, and Chamberlain was aware of the difficulties that would be presented by being part of a Liberal Unionist minority leading a Conservative majority. Balfour and Chamberlain were both aware that the Unionist government's survival depended on their co-operation.Marsh, Joseph Chamberlain (1994) pp 529-31\nBalfour's Education Bill was intended to promote National Efficiency, a cause which Chamberlain thought worthy. However, the Education Bill abolished the 2,568 school boards established under W.E. Forster's 1870 Act, bodies that were popular with Nonconformists and Radicals, replacing them with local education authorities that would administer a state centred system of primary, secondary and technical schools. The Bill would also give ratepayer's money to voluntary, Church of England schools. Chamberlain was aware that the Bill's proposals would estrange Nonconformists, Radicals and many Liberal Unionists from the government, but could not oppose it as he owed his position as Colonial Secretary to Conservative support. In response to Chamberlain's warning about Nonconformist dissent, and suggestion that voluntary schools receive funds from central rather than local government, Robert Morant replied that the Boer War had drained the Exchequer.Chamberlain sought to stem the feared exodus of Nonconformist voters by securing a major concession \u00e2\u0080\u0093 local authorities would be given the discretion over the issue of rate aid to voluntary schools, yet even this was renounced before the guillotining of the Bill and its passage through Parliament in December 1902. Thus, Chamberlain had to make the best of a hopeless situation, writing fatalistically that 'I consider the Unionist cause is hopeless at the next election, and we shall certainly lose the majority of the Liberal Unionists once and for all.' Chamberlain already regarded tariff reform as an issue that could revitalise support for Unionism.\nChamberlain visited South Africa between 26 December 1902 and 25 February 1903, seeking to promote Anglo-Afrikaner conciliation and the colonial contribution to the British Empire, and trying to meet people in the newly unified South Africa, including those who had recently been enemies during the Boer War. In Natal, Chamberlain was given a rapturous welcome. In the Transvaal, he met Boer leaders who were attempting unsuccessfully to alter the peace terms reached at Vereeniging. The reception given to Chamberlain in the Orange River Colony was surprisingly friendly, although he was engaged in a two-hour argument with General Hertzog, who accused the British government of violating three terms of the Treaty of Vereeniging.During his visit, Chamberlain became convinced that the Boer territories required a period of government by the British crown before being granted self-governance within the empire. In the Cape, Chamberlain found that the Afrikaner Bond was more affable regarding his visit than many members of the English speaking Progressive Party, now under the leadership of Jameson, who called Chamberlain 'the callous devil from Birmingham.' Chamberlain successfully persuaded the Prime Minister, John Gordon Sprigg, to hold elections as soon as possible, a positive act considering the hostile nature of the Cape Parliament since 1899. During the tour, Chamberlain and his wife visited 29 towns, and he delivered 64 speeches and received 84 deputations.\nZionism and the \"Uganda Proposal\"\nWhen he first met Theodor Herzl on 23 October 1902, Chamberlain expressed his sympathy to the Zionist cause. He was willing to consider their plan for settlement near el Arish and in the Sinai Peninsula but his support was conditional on the approval of the Cairo authorities. When it became evident that these efforts were coming to naught, Chamberlain, on 24 April 1903, offered Herzl a territory in East Africa. The proposal came to be known as the Uganda Plan (even though the territory in question was in Kenya). The Zionist Organization, after some deliberations, rejected the proposal, as did the British settlers in East Africa. However, the proposal that Chamberlain made was a major break-through for the Zionists\u00e2\u0080\u0094Great Britain had engaged them diplomatically and recognised a need to find a territory appropriate for Jewish autonomy under British suzerainty.Marsh, Joseph Chamberlain: Entrepreneur in Politics (1994) pp 543-45\nTariff reform: Unionist split\nZebel explains Chamberlain's position by noting that for two decades before the Boer War, he was not a blind supporter of free trade as a goal in itself. Instead his goal was to both tighten the bonds of Empire and, simultaneously, solve Britain's domestic economic and political problems. He therefore merged political and economic nationalism in coming up with a formula for imperial preference in trade and tariffs.Sydney Zebel, \"Joseph Chamberlain and the Genesis of Tariff Reform,\" Journal of British Studies (1967) 7#1 pp 131\u00e2\u0080\u0093157.Chamberlain desired an imperial federation formed on the model of Bismarckian Germany to allow Britain to maintain its global role amidst the growing economic challenge of the United States and Germany. He wanted Imperial Preference in trade with the empire and tariffs on foreign imports. Chamberlain also believed that tariffs would generate finance for a scheme of old-age pensions and other social improvements. Such a programme would help Chamberlain secure the Unionists' hold on the West Midlands, and further enhance his power within the government. Chamberlain prepared to end the Free Trade consensus that had dominated British economics since the repeal of the Corn Laws in 1846.In April 1902, Chamberlain dined with the Hughligans, a small parliamentary clique which included Lord Hugh Cecil and Churchill among its membership. Churchill recalled thatAs [Chamberlain] rose to leave he paused at the door, and turning said with much deliberation, \"You young gentlemen have entertained me royally, and in return I will give you a priceless secret. Tariffs! They are the politics of the future, and of the near future. Study them closely and make yourself masters of them, and you will not regret your hospitality to me.\"BOOK, Niall Ferguson, Empire: The Rise and Demise of the British World Order and the Lessons for Global Power,weblink 2008, Basic Books, 190\u00e2\u0080\u009392, (File:Sir Benjamin Stone's pictures; records of national life and history reproduced from the collection of photographs made by Sir Benjamin Stone, M.P (1906) (14592097948).jpg|thumb|Published 1906)In the same month, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Hicks Beach, levied a small duty on imported corn to raise revenue for the Boer War. Chamberlain wanted to use this as a start for the reform of Britain's trade, and he was encouraged by a report submitted in June by the President of the Board of Trade, Gerald Balfour, the Prime Minister's younger brother, recommending reciprocal agreements with the colonies. In July, the Colonial Conference was convened in London, and though it rejected Chamberlain's suggestion that an Imperial Council should be established, it passed a resolution endorsing Imperial Preference. Chamberlain was confident his proposals were gathering popularity, and he brought the matter before the Cabinet before embarking on a tour of South Africa in December 1902. The new Chancellor of the Exchequer, Charles Thomson Ritchie, was vigorously opposed to any scheme of Imperial Preference but although he made his opinions known, the Cabinet was generally favourable towards Chamberlain's proposal when it was considered on 21 October.In November, the Cabinet agreed, at Chamberlain's prompting, to remit the corn tax in favour of the self-governing colonies in the upcoming budget. Thinking that he had gained the agreement of the Cabinet, Chamberlain went to South Africa, while Ritchie worked to reverse the Cabinet's earlier decision. In March 1903, before Chamberlain's return, Ritchie asked Balfour to schedule a meeting to propose the budget to the Cabinet. Balfour refused and warned Chamberlain, using Austen as an intermediary, of Ritchie's continuing opposition. Chamberlain arrived in Southampton on 14 March, prepared to struggle with Ritchie and determined that the corn tax should be maintained in the imminent budget.Chamberlain was shocked to find on 17 March that the majority of the Cabinet was in agreement with Ritchie, and that the Chancellor of the Exchequer had reversed the decision made the previous November. Balfour chose not to take sides, but did not oppose Ritchie for fear of losing his Chancellor on the eve of the budget. Chamberlain accepted that there was not enough time to debate the matter in Cabinet before the budget, and allowed Ritchie to have his way. The Chancellor presented a Free Trade on 23 April, during which Chamberlain was completely silent. Though Chamberlain had been taken aback by the Cabinet's switch, he prepared to surprise his colleagues in return. On 15 May, in the midst of his power base, Bingley Hall, Chamberlain remarked before his speech to the event's chief organiser, \"You can burn your leaflets. We are going to talk about something else.\" He lamented the demise of the corn tax to his audience and insisted that the greatness of the empire could be preserved by introducing Imperial Preference, which he hoped would dominate the next general election. His impromptu speech stunned Balfour and the Cabinet, the Prime Minister having just insisted publicly that it was not yet time to implement a policy of Imperial Preference. Furthermore, on 28 May, Chamberlain reiterated his challenge to Free Trade orthodoxy in the House of Commons, amidst cheering from many Unionists. Balfour hoped to calm the situation by devoting the summer to the question and publicly professed support for neither policy, earning him much criticism by the opposition Liberal Party.Balfour was successful in preventing serious debate on the subject while the Board of Trade compiled statistics on the matter. A Cabinet meeting convened on 13 August failed to agree, and a final decision was postponed until 14 September. Balfour hoped that Chamberlain would moderate his espousal of tariff reform to satisfy the majority of the Cabinet, and particularly the other prominent Liberal Unionist, Devonshire. The Prime Minister was content with the prospect of losing die-hard Free Traders, and prepared a memorandum which contained a number of radical, reforming economic opinions. On 9 September, Chamberlain dramatically sent a letter of resignation to Balfour, explaining his wish to campaign publicly for Imperial Preference outside the Cabinet. An hour before the Cabinet meeting on 14 September, Chamberlain and Balfour agreed that Chamberlain would resign and attempt to rally public support for Imperial Preference if the Cabinet could not be persuaded to adopt the new policy. Balfour agreed to promote Austen to the post of Chancellor of the Exchequer, who would then speak for his father inside the Cabinet. If the campaign was successful, Balfour could endorse Imperial Preference at the next general election.When the Cabinet meeting failed to endorse his proposals, Chamberlain announced his resignation, but Balfour did not tell the meeting about Chamberlain's resignation letter, instead telling many members of his belief that Chamberlain was not serious about resigning. The Prime Minister then forced the resignations of Ritchie and Lord Balfour of Burleigh for having submitted memoranda advocating Free Trade. The next day, Lord George Hamilton resigned, and the following day, 16 September, Balfour announced the resignations of Ritchie, Hamilton and Chamberlain. The Free Trade ministers were appalled that Chamberlain's letter of resignation had been kept secret, and the Duke of Devonshire, who had also resigned, rescinded his decision. But when Balfour explained his fiscal policy on 1 October, Devonshire re-submitted his resignation. The resignations of Chamberlain, Ritchie and Devonshire left the government gravely weakened.\nTariff reform: Chamberlain's last crusade\n(File:Each for all and all for each.jpg|thumb|right|Tariff Reform League poster)Chamberlain asserted his authority over the Liberal Unionists soon after Devonshire's departure. The National Union of Conservative and Unionist Associations also declared majority support for tariff reform, which meant an end to free trade.Sydney Zebel, \"Joseph Chamberlain and the Genesis of Tariff Reform,\" Journal of British Studies (1967) 7#1 pp 131-157. With firm support from provincial Unionism and most of the press, Chamberlain addressed vast crowds and extolled the virtues of Empire and Imperial Preference, campaigning with the slogan \"Tariff Reform Means Work for All.\" On 6 October 1903, Chamberlain began the campaign with a speech at Glasgow. The newly formed Tariff Reform League received vast funding, allowing it to print and distribute large numbers of leaflets and even to play Chamberlain's recorded messages to public meetings by gramophone. Chamberlain himself spoke at Greenock, Newcastle, Liverpool and Leeds within a month of the outset. Chamberlain explained at Greenock how Free Trade threatened British industry, declaring that \"sugar is gone; silk has gone; iron is threatened; wool is threatened; cotton will go! How long are you going to stand it? At the present moment these industries...are like sheep in a field.\"Ian McDonald, Politics in Britain 1898\u00e2\u0080\u00931914: Lords, Ladies, Lib, Free Trade and Ireland \u00e2\u0080\u0093 The Postcard Album, 1998, no 27At Liverpool on 27 October, Chamberlain was escorted to the Conservative Working Men's Association by mounted police amidst wild cheering. Intending to enlist the support of the working class, Chamberlain assured his audience that tariff reform ensured low unemployment. When the Liberal-supporting Daily News used official import prices to demonstrate that a loaf of bread under tariff reform would be smaller than a free trade loaf of bread, Chamberlain arranged for two loaves to be baked based upon free trade and tariff reform prices. On 4 November 1903, Chamberlain spoke at Bingley Hall, Birmingham and put the loaves on display, raising them aloft. \"Is it not a sporting question ... as to which is the larger?\" he asked the rapturous audience.While the Liberal Party healed its divisions and rallied for Free Trade, the division inside the Unionist ranks became more apparent. Balfour had endorsed cautious protectionism soon after Chamberlain's resignation, but was unwilling to go further or to announce an early general election, by-election results being comprehensively unfavourable for the Unionists. While Chamberlain toured the country, the Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer, Liberal H. H. Asquith stalked him by preaching the virtues of Free Trade in the same venues in which Chamberlain had appeared a few evenings before. The campaign for tariff reform had a brief intermission as Chamberlain's health began to fail. Suffering from gout and neuralgia, Chamberlain took a two-month holiday in February 1904. Chamberlain decided that the Unionists were likely to lose the general election, and criticised Balfour for delaying the inevitable. Indeed, Chamberlain now hoped that Balfour would fail in promoting his guarded fiscal doctrine, probably with a strategy of eventually leading the Unionists on a purely protectionist platform after the expected defeat in the general election. He wrote to his son Neville that 'The Free Traders are common enemies. We must clear them out of the party & let them disappear.'By the end of 1904, the Tariff Reform League's numerous branches were challenging the Conservative National Union. Chamberlain also attempted to secure the Tariff Reform League's representation inside Conservative Central Office. Balfour maintained his programme of retaliatory tariffs and attempted to minimise the obvious differences between Chamberlain and himself. Publicly, Chamberlain claimed that Balfour's stance was the precursor to a fuller policy of Imperial Preference. Now approaching seventy years of age, Chamberlain continued to campaign for tariff reform with zeal and energy. Reconciliation appeared imminent when Balfour agreed to a general election after the 1906 Colonial Conference, in which tariff reform would be discussed. However, threatened by backbench opposition, Balfour rescinded the agreement and demanded party unity. Chamberlain ignored this and intensified his campaign in November 1905, resulting directly in Balfour's resignation on 4 December.\nWith the Unionists divided and out of favour with many of their former supporters, the Liberal Party won the 1906 general election by a landslide, with the Unionists reduced to just 157 seats in the House of Commons. Although Balfour lost his seat in East Manchester, Chamberlain and his followers increased their majorities in the West Midlands. Chamberlain even became acting Leader of the Opposition in the absence of Balfour. With approximately 102 of the remaining Unionist MPs supportive of Chamberlain, it seemed that he might become leader of the Unionists, or at least win a major concession in favour of tariff reform. Chamberlain asked for a Party meeting, and Balfour, now returned to the Commons, agreed on 14 February 1906 in the 'Valentine letters' to concede thatFiscal Reform is, and must remain, the constructive work of the Unionist Party. That the objects of such reforms are to secure more equal terms of competition for British trade, and closer commercial union within the Colonies.Although in opposition, it appeared that Chamberlain had successfully associated the Unionists with the cause of tariff reform, and that Balfour would be compelled to accede to Chamberlain's future demands.\nFile:Joseph Chamberlain Vanity Fair 1908-01-29.jpg|left|thumb|An ageing Chamberlain caricatured by \"WHO\" for Vanity Fair, 1908. Although his family attempted to conceal his disability, Chamberlain was barely capable of standing unaided by this time, and was no longer an active member of the House of Commons.]]On 8 July 1906, Chamberlain celebrated his seventieth birthday and Birmingham was enlivened for a number of days by official luncheons, public addresses, parades, bands and an influx of thousands of congratulatory telegrams. Tens of thousands of people crowded into the city when Chamberlain made a passionate speech on 10 July, promoting the virtues of Radicalism and imperialism. Chamberlain collapsed on 13 July whilst dressing for dinner in the bathroom of his house at Prince's Gardens. Mary found the door locked and called out, receiving the weakened reply \"I can't get out.\" Returning with help, she found him exhausted on the floor, having turned the handle from the inside, and having suffered a stroke that paralysed his right side.After a month, Chamberlain was able to walk a small number of steps and resolved to overcome his disabilities. Although unaffected mentally, his sight had deteriorated, compelling him to wear spectacles instead of his monocle. His ability to read had diminished, forcing Mary to read him newspapers and letters. He lost the ability to write with his right hand, and his speech altered noticeably, with Chamberlain's colleague, William Hewins, noting that 'His voice has lost all its old ring. ... He speaks very slowly and articulates with evident difficulty.' Chamberlain barely regained his ability to walk.Denis Judd, Radical Joe: a life of Joseph Chamberlain (1977) p 267\u00e2\u0080\u00938Though he had lost all hope of recovering his health and returning to active politics, Chamberlain followed his son Austen's career with interest and encouraged the tariff reform movement. He opposed Liberal proposals to remove the House of Lords' veto, and gave his blessing to the Unionists to fight to oppose Home Rule for Ireland. In the two general elections of 1910 he was allowed to return unopposed in his West Birmingham constituency. In January 1914, Chamberlain decided to not seek re-election. On 2 July, six days before his 78th birthday, he suffered a heart attack and, surrounded by his family, he died in his wife's arms.File:Key Hill Joseph Chamberlain.jpg|thumb|Grave of Joseph Chamberlain and his first two wives, Harriet (d. 1863) and Florence (d. 1875), in Key Hill Cemetery, Hockley, Birmingham]]Telegrams of condolence arrived from across the world, with the Prime Minister H. H. Asquith, Chamberlain's adversary a decade before, leading the tributes in the House of Commons, declaring that:in that striking personality, vivid, masterful, resolute, tenacious, there were no blurred or nebulous outlines, there were no relaxed fibres, there were no moods of doubt and hesitation, there were no pauses of lethargy or fear.WEB, Joseph Chamberlain, An Honest Biography -, An Honest Biography \u00e2\u0080\u0093 Joseph Chamberlain,weblink By Alexander Macintosh, 1914 \u00e2\u0080\u0093 page 358, Hodder and Stoughton, London, New York etc, July 3, 2013, The family refused an offer of an official burial at Westminster Abbey and a Unitarian ceremony was held in Birmingham. He was laid to rest at Key Hill Cemetery, Hockley, in the same grave as his first two wives, and close to that of his parents. On 31 March 1916, the Chamberlain Memorial, a bust created by sculptor Mark Tweed, was unveiled at Westminster Abbey. Amongst the dignitaries present were former Prime Minister Arthur Balfour, Bonar Law, Chamberlain's sons Austen and Neville (then Lord Mayor of Birmingham), and other members of the Chamberlain, Hutton and Martineau families.WEB, Chamberlain Memorial \u00e2\u0080\u0093 Fitting Scene in Westminster Abbey \u00e2\u0080\u0093 Unveiling of a Bust,weblink 11 May 1916, 9, The Straits Times, 1 March 2013,\nFile:Old Joe Big.jpg|thumb|upright|Joseph Chamberlain Memorial Clock Tower at the University of BirminghamUniversity of BirminghamWinston Churchill called Chamberlain \"a splendid piebald: first black, then white, or, in political terms, first fiery red, then true blue\".Winston Churchill, Great Contemporaries (1938), ch 4. This is the conventional view of Chamberlain's politics, that he became gradually more conservative, beginning to the left of the Liberal party and ending to the right of the Conservatives. An alternative view is that he was always a radical in home affairs and an imperialist in foreign affairs, and that these stances were not in great conflict with each other \u00e2\u0080\u0093 with both he rejected \"laissez-faire capitalism\". For instance, after leaving the Liberals he remained a proponent of workmen's compensation and old-age pensions.Historian J. A. R. Marriott says that in the 1870\u00e2\u0080\u00931905 period Chamberlain was:\nof all English statesman, the most representative and one of the most influential. Firmly convinced of the merits of parliamentary democracy, an ardent social reformer, though opposed to social revolution, above all, a whole-hearted believer in the Imperial mission of the British race, Chamberlain preeminently embodied the most vital of the most characteristic ideas of that epoch....[in Birmingham he was] A strong advocate of municipal enterprise, he stimulated the Corporation to purchase the gas-works, the water-works, the sewage farm, and by extensive scheme of slum clearance and rehousing, he transformed the outward aspect of the city is his adoption....[Once in Parliament,] from the [Liberal] Party point of view Chamberlain's support became increasingly indispensable but it was rendered with increasing reluctance.J. A. R. Marriott. Modern England: 1885\u00e2\u0080\u00931945 (4th ed. 1948), pp. 18, 19.\nHistorian Dennis Judd says:\nThere is something so elemental and, in a way, timeless about the meteoric rise of Chamberlain: from his modest London Unitarian background, via his brilliant industrial and commercial career in Birmingham, to a position of almost supreme political power, where he could (and did) make and break the two major parties of late-Victorian and Edwardian England, destroy the immediate prospect of Irish Home Rule, reshape the British Empire, press for a restructuring of British economic policies and bestride the international stage as significantly as Rhodes or Bismarck.Dennis Judd, \"Joseph Chamberlain A Most Radical Imperialist\" History Today (Nov 2011) 61#11, pp. 55\u00e2\u0080\u009356.\nHistorian R. J. A. Adams writes: \"A great patriot who burned to guarantee his country's future, Chamberlain's brilliance and impatience guaranteed that he would be judged a political messiah to some, but an unstable destroyer to many more.\"R. J. A. Adams, \" Chamberlain, Joseph,\" in John Ramsden, ed. The Oxford Companion to Twentieth-Century British Politics (2002), p. 109.A. J. P. Taylor states:\nJoseph Chamberlain was the greatest force in British politics between the decline of Gladstone and the rise of Lloyd George. He was a pioneer in social reform and municipal enterprise. He defeated Irish Home Rule. He inspired a new era in British Imperialism and directed its triumph in the Boer War....He challenged the accepted dogmas of Free Trade and launched the movement for Tariff Reform, which was to transform British economic life a generation after his death. Despite these achievements, nothing went right with him. He stands pre-eminent as a Splendid Failure.... Chamberlain, it seems, was successful only in destruction, bringing ruin first to the Liberal, and then to the Unionist, party.BOOK, A. J. P. Taylor, Politicians, Socialism, and Historians,weblink 1980, 95,\nHe is commemorated by the large Chamberlain Memorial in Chamberlain Square, in central Birmingham, erected in 1880; and by the large cast-iron Chamberlain Clock in the city's Jewellery Quarter, erected in 1903 (in both cases, therefore, during his lifetime). His Birmingham home, Highbury Hall, is now a civic conference venue and a venue for civil marriages, and is open occasionally to the public. Highbury Hall is situated not far from Winterbourne House and Garden which was commissioned as a family home for Chamberlain's niece Margaret by her husband John Nettlefold: Winterbourne is now owned by the University of Birmingham.The Midland Metro has a tram named after him. Joseph Chamberlain Sixth Form College in Birmingham is named after him. Chamberlain School, a pre-kindergarten-to-grade-12 public school in Grassy Lake, Alberta, Canada, is named in his honour: the name was chosen by William Salvage, a British immigrant and prosperous farmer, who donated land for its construction in 1910.\nFile:Joseph Chamberlain Chancellor.jpg|thumb|upright|Joseph Chamberlain in the Chancellor's robes of Birmingham UniversityBirmingham UniversityThe University of Birmingham may be considered Chamberlain's most enduring legacy. He proposed the establishment of a university to complete his vision for the city, seeking to provide \"a great school of universal instruction\", so that \"the most important work of original research should be continuously carried on under most favourable circumstances\".WEB,weblink Chamberlain's vision: A great school of universal instruction \u00e2\u0080\u0093 University of Birmingham, www.birmingham.ac.uk, He is regarded as the University's main founder, was its first Chancellor, and was largely responsible for its gaining its royal charter in 1900, and for the development of the Edgbaston campus. The 100-metre tall Joseph Chamberlain Memorial Clock Tower (\"Old Joe\") is named in his honour: it is the tallest free-standing clock tower in the world.WEB,weblink Establishment of the University 1900\u00e2\u0080\u00931949, www.birmingham.ac.uk, The papers of Joseph Chamberlain, Austen Chamberlain, Neville Chamberlain and Mary Chamberlain are held in the University of Birmingham Special Collections.\nHonorary Freeman of the Worshipful Company of Grocers, 1 August 1902.NEWSPAPER THE TIMES, Mr Chamberlain and Lord Kitchener in the City, Saturday, 2 August 1902, 10, 36836,\nChamberlain was the subject of two parody novels based on Alice in Wonderland, Caroline Lewis's Clara in Blunderland (1902) and Lost in Blunderland (1903).Sigler, Carolyn, ed. 1997: Alternative Alices: Visions and Revisions of Lewis Carroll's \"Alice\" Books Lexington. Kentucky, University Press of Kentucky, Pp. 340\u00e2\u0080\u0093347Dickinson, Evelyn: \"Literary Note and Books of the Month\", in United Australia, Vol. II, No. 12, 20 June 1902\nErnest Thesiger portrayed him in The Life Story of David Lloyd George\nHenry Hallett portrayed him in Victoria the Great and Sixty Glorious Years\nGustaf Gr\u00c3\u00bcndgens portrayed him in Ohm Kruger\nChamberlain was portrayed by Basil Dignam in the 1972 Richard Attenborough film Young Winston\nG. K. Chesterton's anarchist society in The Man Who Was Thursday uses \"Joseph Chamberlain\" as their password.\nBooks by him\nBOOK, Imperial Union and Tariff Reform, Joseph Chamberlain, 1903, G. Richards,weblink\nBOOK, The Radical Programme, Joseph Chamberlain, 1885, Chapman and Hall,weblink\nBOOK, Mr. Chamberlain's Defence of the British Troops in South Africa against the foreign slanders, Joseph Chamberlain, 1902, John Murray,weblink\nBalfour, Michael. Britain and Joseph Chamberlain ( 1985), scholarly biography emphasizing economic topics\nBrowne, Harry. Joseph Chamberlain: Radical and Imperialist (Longman Higher Education, 1974), 100 pp introduction\nCawood, Ian, and Chris Upton, eds Joseph Chamberlain: International Statesman, National Leader, Local Icon (Springer, 2016) online; online review\nCawood, Ian. \"Conclusion Joseph Chamberlain: His Reputation and Legacy.\" pp 229\u00e2\u0080\u0093243.\nCarwood, Ian, The Liberal Unionist Party: A History (2012) online\nJOURNAL, Cohen, Avner, Joseph Chamberlain, Lord Lansdowne and British foreign policy 1901\u00e2\u0080\u00931903: from collaboration to confrontation, Australian Journal of Politics and History, 43, 2, 1997, 122\u00e2\u0080\u009334, 10.1111/j.1467-8497.1997.tb01383.x,\nCrosby, Travis L. Joseph Chamberlain: A Most Radical Imperialist (London: IB Tauris, 2011). Pp. xii+ 271.\nEnsor, R. C. K. England 1870-1914 (1936), scholarly survey\nFraser, Derek. \"Joseph Chamberlain and the Municipal Ideal,\" History Today (April 1987) 374 pp 33\u00e2\u0080\u009340\nFraser, Peter. Joseph Chamberlain: Radicalism and empire, 1868\u00e2\u0080\u00931914 (1966)\nBOOK, J. L., Garvin, James Louis Garvin, Julian, Amery, Julian Amery, The Life of Joseph Chamberlain, Macmillan, London, 1932\u00e2\u0080\u009369, (6 vols); highly detailed with many letters; friendly to Chamberlain; vol. 1 online\nHowell, P.A.. 'Joseph Chamberlain, 1836\u00e2\u0080\u00931914'. In The Centenary Companion to Australian Federation, edited by Helen Irving, (Cambridge University Press, 1989)\nHalevy, Elie. Imperialism and the rise of labour, 1895\u00e2\u0080\u00931905 (Vol. 5. 1934), Survey of the era with considerable attention to Chamberlain's position on major issues.\nHunt, Tristram. Building Jerusalem: The Rise and Fall of the Victorian City, (Weidenfeld and Nicolson, 2004) pp 232\u00e2\u0080\u0093265; his role in Birmingham.\nJay, Richard. Joseph Chamberlain, A Political Study (Oxford UP, 1981), Scholarly biography focused on major national issues\nJudd, Denis. Radical Joe: Life of Joseph Chamberlain (H Hamilton, 1977), a scholarly biography.\nKubicek, Robert V. The administration of imperialism: Joseph Chamberlain at the Colonial Office (Duke UP, 1969)\nMackintosh, Alexander. Joseph Chamberlain: An Honest Biography (2nd ed. 1914), early scholarly biography online free\nMarsh, Peter T. Joseph Chamberlain: Entrepreneur in Politics, (Yale UP, 1994); 720pp; David Nichols says it is \"comprehensive, judicious, scholarly, and eminently readable....[and] successfully integrates the public and the private to provide the first fully rounded account.\"\nMarsh, Peter T. \"Chamberlain, Joseph (1836\u00e2\u0080\u00931914)\", Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, Oxford University Press, 2004; online ed., Sept 2013 accessed 3 July 2014, a short scholarly biography.\nNicholls, David, \"Chamberlain, Joseph\" in David Loades, ed. Reader's Guide to British History (2003) 1: 243\u00e2\u0080\u009344; historiography\nBOOK, Porter, Andrew N., The Origins of the South African War: Joseph Chamberlain & the Diplomacy of Imperialism, 1895\u00e2\u0080\u009399, 1980, Manchester, Manchester University Press, 9780719007637,\nJOURNAL, Porter, Andrew, Lord Salisbury, Mr. Chamberlain and South Africa, 1895\u00e2\u0080\u00939, Journal of Imperial and Commonwealth History, 1, 1, 1972, 3\u00e2\u0080\u009326,\nJOURNAL, Porter, Andrew, The South African War (1899\u00e2\u0080\u00931902): context and motive reconsidered, Journal of African History, 31, 1, 1990, 43\u00e2\u0080\u009357,\nBOOK, Enoch J., Powell, Enoch Powell, Joseph Chamberlain, London, Thames and Hudson, 1977, 0500011850,\nBOOK, Strauss, William L., Joseph Chamberlain and the Theory of Imperialism, Washington, American Council on Public Affairs, 1942,weblink\nBOOK, Sykes, Alan, Tariff Reform in British Politics, 1903\u00e2\u0080\u00931913, Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1979, 9780198224839,\nJOURNAL, Zebel, Sydney, Joseph Chamberlain and the Genesis of Tariff Reform, Journal of British Studies, 1967, 7, 1, 131\u00e2\u0080\u009357,\nBOOK, J. 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        "raw_content": "For regular visitors to the Whitney-Museum, seeing the new Edward Hopper show will be a lot like seeing Old-Friends again after a long absence. The Vaults have been raided to bring back into the galleries not only Vintage-Hoppers, but also important works of his distinguished Contemporaries.\nActually, one of them\u2014Charles Burchfield\u2014has just had a whole floor to himself at the Whitney.\nIn terms of Hopper\u2019s development as a painter & sketcher\u2014as well as the way he looked at Manhattan & Beyond\u2014it\u2019s something of a Revelation to trace his influences from the Ashcan-School of Artists, through the Precisionists, with their distinctive treatments of American-Industry, onward to Hopper\u2019s defining sense of the Aching-Solitude in much of Modern-American-Life.\nIt\u2019s a striking way to enter this show, to be confronted with the powerful black-&-white moving-images of Paul Strand & Charles Scheeler\u2019s digitally-restored 1921 Manhatta. Here\u2019s the Brooklyn-Bridge; there are the steam & smoke-puffing rooftops of Manhattan\u2019s low & high-rise buildings!\nIn an historical-sense, Pride-of-Place in this admirable exhibition belongs to Robert Henri\u2019s seductive portrait of a luxuriously-reclining Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney.\nAn interesting Artist herself\u2014as well as one of America\u2019s most influential Patrons of the painters & sculptors who created a distinctive new American-Aesthetic\u2014Whitney\u2019s 1920 Studio-Club, showing these artists, developed into the Whitney-Museum, which now celebrates Her Artists\u2026",
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        "raw_content": "In 1967 an ex-con established himself as a guru in the Haight-Ashbury district of San Francisco. In and of itself this was nothing noteworthy. It was the \"Summer of Love\" and gurus were thick on the ground, and this would not be the first nor the last man to find religion due to prison, legitimately or not. This guru taught a combination of Scientology and Process Church theology. I will just borrow the Wiki entry on Processian Theology rather than try to put it in my own words:\nIn Xtul was the first \"channeling\" of God. After Xtul, Jehovah was the only recognised God. Later, with Jehovah, Lucifer and Satan were recognised as \"The Three Great Gods of the Universe\" and Christ as the Emissary to the Gods. 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He has become mistakenly identified with Satan.\nSatan, the receiver of transcendent souls and corrupted bodies, instills in followers two directly opposite qualities; at one end an urge to rise above all human and physical needs and appetites, to become all soul and no body, all spirit and no mind, and at the other end a desire to sink beneath all human codes of behavior, and to wallow in a morass of violence, lunacy and excessive physical indulgence. But it is the lower end of Satan's nature that men fear, which is why Satan, by whatever name, is seen as the Adversary.\nIn between these Three Great Gods and man, is an entire hierarchy of Gods, beings and superbeings, angels and archangels, demons and archdemons, elementals and guides, and fallen angels and watchers.\nThe Process believes that, to varying degrees, these \"God-patterns\" exist within everyone. The main doctrine of The Process is the unity of Christ and Satan, who exist as opposites. Jehovah and Lucifer exist as opposites and when Christ and Satan are united, this will unite Jehovah and Lucifer.\nIn the original 1960s literature of the church, Christ, Lucifer, Satan and Jehovah were all arranged on a mandala, with Christ at the top opposite Satan on the bottom and Jehovah on the left opposite Lucifer on the right.\n(The descriptions of the Gods comes from a teaching called 'The Hierarchy' published in December 1967, as a part of 'The Tide of the End'.)\nAfter moving around a bit the guru established a semi-commune in Death Valley for his growing \"family\" in November of 1967. In a New Year's gathering the guru added a key component to the morass that was the group's theology.\nThe guru declared that the Beatles' song \"Helter Skelter\" had tapped into a cosmic truth, was a kind of holy scripture and prophecy. By mid-February of 68 he had formulated a clear vision of the future.\nA race war was coming, one in which he and this group would not only be the ultimate beneficiaries but also the trigger. He and the Family would create an album with songs whose messages concerning the war would be as subtle as those he had heard in songs of the Beatles. More than merely foretell the conflict, this would trigger it; for, in instructing \"the young love\", America's white youth, to join the Family, it would draw the young, white female hippies out of San Francisco's Haight-Ashbury. Black men, thus deprived of the white women whom the political changes of the 1960s had made sexually available to them, would be without an outlet for their frustrations and would lash out in violent crimes against whites. A resultant murderous rampage against blacks by frightened whites would then be exploited by militant blacks to provoke an internecine war of near-extermination between racist and non-racist whites over blacks' treatment. Then the militant blacks would arise to sneakily finish off the few whites they would know to have survived; indeed, they would kill off all non-blacks. In this holocaust, the members of the enlarged Family would have little to fear; they would wait out the war in a secret city that was underneath Death Valley that they would reach through a hole in the ground. As the only actual remaining whites upon the race war's true conclusion, they would emerge from underground to rule the now-satisfied blacks, who, as the vision went, would be incapable of running the world. At that point, the guru \"would scratch [the black man's] fuzzy head and kick him in the butt and tell him to go pick the cotton and go be a good n-----.\"\nHowever, the proposed album never got made and time was running short on the prophecy. It would be necessary for the group to instigate the race was themselves. He told a male Family member that Helter Skelter was \"ready to happen\".\"Blackie never did anything without whitey showin' him how,\" he said. \"It looks like we're gonna have to show blackie how to do it.\"\nOn August 8 and 9th 1969 members of the Family carried out two gruesome mass murders. One young woman wrote \"Rise\" and \"Death to pigs\" on the walls and \"Healter [sic] Skelter\" on the refrigerator door, all in her victim's blood. She gave him 14 puncture wounds with an ivory-handled, two-tined carving fork, which she left jutting out of his stomach. She also planted a steak knife in his throat. The goal was to blame the murders on Black Panthers and other militant black groups.\nThus Charles Manson and his Family killed not only their victims but the hippie movement in general. Manson wanted a race war. He did everything in his power to provoke one. His charisma and insanity was fortunately hindered by incompetence and divided attentions - what he really wanted was to be a muscian- or he might have done a better job of it.\nI write this on July 8th, 2016. This week we have seen cops kill black men for seemingly no reason and a sniper(s? details are still emerging) shoot a dozen police officers in Dallas in retaliation, killing at least 5, during what was otherwise a peaceful demonstration.\nSTOP DOING CHARLES MANSON'S WORK YOU IDIOTS!\nEverything, everything, you do or say that promotes racial tension or denies equality or ignores inequality contributes to the problem. There was not one finger on the trigger in Dallas, there were tens of thousands. 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        "raw_content": "New greenhouse gas with highest global warming impact discovered\nBy Puskar On December 11, 2013 December 11, 2013 In Environment, GHG mangement Tagged GHG, Global warming, PFTBA Leave a comment\nA new discovery by scientists has revealed a new greenhouse gas that appears to have the highest global-warming impact.\nPerfluorotributylamine (PFTBA) \u2013 discovered by Toronto\u2019s Department of Chemistry research team concluded that the compound is most effective in potential to harm the climate, in a study published in the journal Geophysical Research Letters.\nCarbon dioxide (CO2) is used as the baseline for comparison of global warming potential as it is the most common and significant of all anthropogenic emissions of GHG\u2019s.\nThe concept of global warming potential (GWP) has been developed in order to enable comparison of the ability of different GHGs to trap heat in the atmosphere.\nCarbon dioxide (CO2) is present in a concentration of 0.03% in the atmosphere and is a principal anthropogenic greenhouse gas. For standard use, GHG emissions are measured in one tonne of carbon dioxide equivalent. It is taken as the reference gas against which other greenhouse gases are measured and therefore has a Global Warming Potential of one (1). Read more here.\n\u201cPFTBA is extremely long-lived in the atmosphere and it has a very high radiative efficiency; the result of this is a very high global warming potential. Calculated over a 100-year timeframe, a single molecule of PFTBA has the equivalent climate impact as 7,100 molecules of CO2,\u201d said researcher Angela Hong.\nPFTBA is a completely anthropogenic compound and is not found in nature.\nPFTBA has been in use since the mid-20th century for various applications in electrical equipment and is currently used in thermally and chemically stable liquids marketed for use in electronic testing and as heat transfer agents.\nEfficient Air Conditioning Systems\nProject Officers and Assistant Project Officers Vacancy at Pragya",
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        "raw_content": "MRED graduates, business partners make contribution to program\nWhen Ryan Takaki, Philip Hasha and Brad Wardlaw enrolled in Harbert College\u2019s Master of Real Estate Development (MRED) program, they never expected a group assignment would ultimately inspire them to build a successful business together.\n\u201cIt was during those group projects that we realized we had something special -- an architect who could handle all of the design and construction, a commercial appraiser with experience in real estate finance and valuation, and a successful business owner who knew firsthand how to run a large scale company,\u201d said Phillip Hasha, Redmont Group\u2019s Chief Operating Officer. \u201cAlso, it didn\u2019t hurt that after working long hours together on projects, we enjoyed sharing a beer as friends.\u201d\nAfter graduating in 2012, the trio formed Redmont Group, a Honolulu-based full-service commercial real estate firm specializing in design, build, valuation, acquisitions and management. They credit MRED, a distance education program with short campus-based residencies, with bringing the three together and giving them the tools to create a burgeoning commercial real estate development company.\nIn 2015, Redmont closed its first investment fund and returned an impressive 1.70 equity multiple to its investors in less than 30 months. Furthermore, it has grown to manage more than 1.2 million square feet, and is currently redeveloping an Acura dealership and several other properties in Hawaii and Alabama. In September, Redmont plans to launch its next investment fund with a goal to raise $5 million.\nThe alumni were eager to give back to the program that contributed to their success, and help future graduates succeed. Therefore, the company stepped up this past April to host an MRED class for a field study experience in Honolulu. In addition to arranging lodging, transportation and meetings, Redmont presented a $25,000 endowment to the program, which was doubled through a \u201cchallenge match\u201d by 1982 alumnus Raymond J. Harbert, creating a $50,000 Fund for Excellence.\n\u201cRedmont was born out of MRED, and, therefore, we owe a lot to the program,\u201d Hasha said. \u201cI hope this will be the first of many gifts from Redmont, and that this will spur other alumni to give back.\u201d\nMRED, offered jointly by the College of Architecture, Design and Construction and the Raymond J. Harbert College of Business, enables students to work on multiple projects and participate in domestic and international field studies while continuing to work in their respective professions around the country.\n\u201cWhere else could a young appraiser and an award-winning architect from Birmingham meet a successful business leader from Hawaii, and decide to start a company together,\u201d noted Hasha. \u201cMRED not only gave us the knowledge and experience of traveling around the world to research real estate, it gave us a network of developers and professors who truly wanted to see our best and would do whatever they could to help us succeed.\u201d\nLearn more about the Masters of Real Estate Development program at: www.http://mred.auburn.edu/",
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        "raw_content": "Seeking potential in design projects\nThe new year is a time for resolutions and this year I am challenging myself to take time to see things not for what they are, but for what they can be \u2014 both in life and in design.\nI think we can all relate to this situation in life. Sometimes, seeing things as they are can emphasize their limitations. Seeing them for what they can be releases their potential to become something different and maybe even something better. But how does this translate to design?\nI spent the Christmas holidays with my family in Las Vegas. Strolling by this iconic luxury store one day, I saw a perfect interpretation of my resolution and had to stop and take a picture for you.\nWherever you are in the store, you see a beautifully random cluster of simple round globes hanging at varying heights. It isn\u2019t until you\u2019re standing directly in front of the entrance that you see that the display isn\u2019t random at all! Those who are paying close attention are rewarded by seeing that those simple globes have been magically arranged into one of the world\u2019s most recognizable symbols. That symbol is a strong draw by itself. But the designer took it a step further and turned the logo into a playful and dazzling statement that beckons you in with its beauty.\nI took note and filed it in the back of my mind. Then, delighted at figuring out the design riddle, I went in and bought a tube of lipstick. Now I know I won\u2019t forget my new year resolution \u2014 it\u2019ll literally be at the tip of my tongue!",
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        "raw_content": "Some of you may know that I run a group called the Miami Foodies & Fashionistas and if you are one of my followers, you have probably figured out that I love food. Well guess what? I love food so much, I now work as a Marketing Coordinator for Mei Kitchens. In my new position, I have some really cool food-related events lined up to both participate in and also host. One of these events is the Tour of Kitchens. We sponsored an ad in the program and I will be attending on Mei\u2019s behalf.\nThis Saturday, January 26th, 2013, the Coral Gables Community Foundation will be hosting its 4th annual TOUR of KITCHENS. This event will showcase eight of Coral Gables\u2019 finest private home kitchens, as well as opening and closing locations. TOK will also offer food tastings, table setting displays, and the sale of home-related merchandise. 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Last entry to the Tour homes will be 1:45 PM.\nThe tour finishes with a Closing Event in the Books & Books outdoor courtyard (265 Aragon Avenue) from 12:30 P.M. to 2:00 P.M. featuring champagne, a wide array of desserts, a display on Kitchen Trends by kitchen design consultant Julia Johnston, and cookbook authors who will be on hand to mingle and to sign books. This is all included in the ticket. Honorary Chair and Coral Gables\u2019 First Lady Carmen Cason will also be on hand at the closing event to meet and greet participants. Featured cookbook authors are: Bernie Matz, Linda Gassenheimer, and Raquel Roque.\nTOUR TICKETS are $50 per person and all-inclusive of food and beverages, and may be easily purchased through the website coralgablestourofkitchens.com, at the starting point (Snaidero, 4110 Ponce de Leon Boulevard) on the day of the Tour, or at the Giant Gables Gourmet Garage Sale (1217 Granada Boulevard). Participants may also call to buy tickets: 305-446-9670. Tickets will be mailed to you (or can be available at will call).\nProceeds benefit the Foundation and the Coral Gables Senior High School Culinary Arts Program. Apollo Bank is the Presenting Sponsor. Others include: Harborfront Landing, Snaidero kitchens + design, Mercedes-Benz of Coral Gables, and the Alma Jennings Foundation.\nGiant Gourmet Garage Sale\nOne of the eight homes features the GIANT GOURMET GARAGE SALE: a partnership with Les Dames d\u2019Escoffier Miami. his everything-but-the-kitchen-sink Garage Sale offers new and gently used aprons, art, bakeware, baskets, bric-a-brac, candles, ceramics, china, collectibles, cookbooks, crystal, dish towels, flatware, gadgets, linens, napkins, pots & pans, small appliances, stemware, tins, Tupperware, vases, and much more. The Giant Gourmet Garage Sale will be held at 1217 Granada Boulevard from 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM. This is the home of local celebrity dessert chef Lucila Venet-Jimenez, whose business \u201cSweet Art by Lucila\u201d is very popular for specialty cakes for weddings and other special occasions.\nAdmission to the Giant Gourmet Garage Sale is free, however, to gain admission to Lucila\u2019s kitchen (featured on the Tour) you must have a Tour of Kitchens ticket (wristband) to enter her home (the garage sale takes place in the side yard. Tickets to the Tour of Kitchens will be sold from this location. (The Tour is from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM.) Upon purchase of a Tour of Kitchens ticket, you will receive a program booklet with the location of the other Tour stops (and a map). [Please Note: Tour stops are not disclosed until the day of the Tour for the protection of the homeowners.] Garage Sale patrons who purchase a Tour of Kitchens ticket must still wait until 10:00 AM to enter Lucilas\u2019 home. 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        "raw_content": "RICHMOND WALKER'S TWENTY-FOUR HOUR BOOK\nThe path to soul-balance and inner calm\n\u00a9 Copyright 2005 by Glenn F. Chesnut. Taken from The Higher Power of the Twelve-Step Program: For Believers & Non-believers, Hindsfoot Foundation Series on Spirituality and Theology (San Jose: iUniverse, 2001), the first half of Chapter Five, \"Two Classical Authors of A.A. Spirituality.\" From the Hindsfoot Foundation website at http://hindsfoot.org/ This material may be copied and reproduced by others subject to the restrictions given at http://hindsfoot.org/copyright.html\nThe second most popular A.A. author in total book sales, second only to Bill W. himself, was Richmond Walker. He was a man from the Boston area who managed to get sober in 1939 in the old Oxford Group, but then went back to drinking two and a half years later. He joined A.A. in May of 1942, and finally found lasting sobriety there. In 1948 he wrote the book of daily meditations called Twenty-Four Hours a Day, which for many years was the basic meditational book for all A.A.'s. Hazelden offered to print it for him in 1954, when the job of distributing it all over the country became too big for him to handle by himself. It is still widely used by A.A.'s and A.A. groups today.\nSoul-balance\nOne of the principal spiritual goals, Richmond said, was attaining a kind of soul-balance. We put our lives into a kind of quiet rhythm where we alternated between working in the world and retiring back for quiet moments with God (Jan. 15):\nI will learn soul-balance and poise\nin a vacillating, changing world.\nI will claim God's power and use it . . . .\nAs long as I get back to God\nand replenish my strength after each task,\nno work can be too much.\nIt is the time when I am by myself, in quiet communion with God, which gives me the power, when I go back out into the tasks of everyday life, to wear the world as a loose garment (Mar. 29):\nI must live in the world and yet\nlive apart [from the world] with God.\nI can go forth from my secret times of\nto the work of the world.\nTo get the spiritual strength I need, my inner life\nmust be lived apart from the world.\nI must wear the world as a loose garment.\nNothing in the world should seriously upset me,\nas long as my inner life is lived with God.\nSeek inner calm in order to\nAllowing too much resentment and fear to upset my soul prevents me from living my life as it ought properly to be lived -- serving as a channel for God's spirit -- and doing God's work in the world (Jan. 26):\nI will try to keep my life calm and unruffled.\nThis is my great task,\nto find peace and acquire serenity.\nI must not harbor disturbing thoughts.\nNo matter what fear, worries and\nresentments I may have,\nI must try to think of constructive things,\nuntil calmness comes.\nOnly when I am calm can I act\nas a channel for God's spirit.\nToo much resentment and too much fear are far more dangerous to me than any external threat whatsoever: Uncalm times are the only times when evil can find an entrance. (Feb. 21)\nI will be more afraid of spirit-unrest,\nof soul disturbance,\nof any ruffling of the mind,\nthan of earthquake or fire.\nWhen I feel the calm of my spirit\nhas been broken by emotional upset,\nthen I must steal away alone with God,\nuntil my heart sings and\nall is strong and calm again.\nUncalm times are the only times\nwhen evil can find an entrance . . . .\nI will try to keep calm,\nno matter what turmoil surrounds me.\nGod inside, God outside, God above\nIn the great spiritual teachings of the world -- Europe, Asia, ancient times, the middle ages, at all times and places -- we find some people seeking the divine or sacred within their own souls. Others have sought the divine in the world around them. Yet others saw the great power as far above and infinitely removed from both ourselves and the physical world around us: ancient Greek Neo-Platonic philosophers, Hindu religious thinkers like Shankara, and some Christian spiritual teachers too, like St. Bonaventure for example, said that we had to free the mind of all external sense impressions, all internal thoughts and concepts, and all thoughts even of the self, before we could achieve the vision of the ultimate transcendent ground.\nNow it should also be said that some of the best of these spiritual teachers said that all three routes led to the same divine power, and that we could take any of these routes, or even all three of them, to seek out contact with that higher power.\nTrapped in a box of space and time\nIn some passages, Richmond Walker seems to have chosen the third route, placing his higher power far above and behind the universe and all that is in it. Using Kantian philosophical language, he talked about the way our minds are locked within a box of space and time, with God (who is infinite and eternal) existing outside that box. Our human minds, by their very nature, attempt to structure all the universe in terms of myriads of physical objects (sense phenomena) set at specific locations in three-dimensional space, moving sequentially through chronological time, and rigidly obeying natural laws -- that is the only way we can ordinarily think at all. Since God in his essential nature necessarily has to lie outside that framework, he is therefore normally blocked from our direct perception (Mar. 24):\nWe live in a box of space and time, which we have manufactured by our own minds and on that depends all our so-called knowledge of the universe. The simple fact is that we can never know all things, nor are we made to know them. Much of our lives must be taken on faith.\nSo we cannot \"point out where God is\" in the same way we could point our fingers and say, \"You see that really tall mountain-top behind you? That's Pike's Peak, the top is 14,110 feet above sea level, almost three miles high.\" We also cannot fit God smoothly into our laws of physics, because these laws deal with finite physical objects.\nGod must touch me with his\nspirit for me to know him\nSo how can I have any kind of knowledge of God at all, or contact with him? Richmond Walker says that I must start by blocking off the world of external sense perceptions: I must begin by remembering that God is not a physical object out there in the external material world. I cannot measure his length, weigh his mass, describe his color or shape, or draw a picture of him. What I feel when his spirit touches mine can therefore only be described in metaphors or analogies or symbolic language (Mar. 10):\nMy five senses are my means of communication with the material world. They are the links between my physical life and the material manifestations around me. But I must sever all connections with the material world when I wish to hold communion with the Great Spirit of the universe. I have to hush my mind and bid all my senses be still, before I can become attuned to receive the music of the heavenly spheres.\nWe don't have any good words in English for describing what is happening when God touches us, although some of the German philosophers and theologians of the nineteenth century developed some technical terms for talking about this. We \"feel\" God (the German word for feeling is Gef\u00fchl) rather than sense him as we would a physical object. We apprehend him as a hint, an intuition, the awareness of a presence (where the German word for this is Ahnung). Richmond Walker described it as a spirit-consciousness or a spirit-touch. It is a very subtle thing in the sense that it is over on the fringe of normal consciousness. It is not some overwhelming ecstatic washing away of normal consciousness, but a quiet feeling which touches us gently (Apr. 27 and Feb. 27):\nWe know God by spiritual vision. We feel that He is beside us. We feel His presence. Contact with God is not made by the senses. Spirit-consciousness replaces sight. Since we cannot see God, we have to perceive Him by spiritual perception. God has to span the physical and the spiritual with the gift to us of spiritual vision. Many a man, though he cannot see God, has had a clear spiritual consciousness of Him. We are inside a box of space and time, but we know there must be something outside of that box, limitless space, eternity of time, and God.\nThis is the time for my spirit to touch the spirit of God. I know that the feeling of the spirit-touch is more important than all the sensations of material things. I must seek a silence of spirit-touching with God. Just a moment's contact and all the fever of life leaves me. Then I am well, whole, calm and able to arise and minister to others. God's touch is a potent healer. I must feel that touch and sense God's presence.\nSometimes Richmond described God's spirit as being like a deep, flowing river of peace and healing (Jan. 5 and Jan. 3):\nI believe that God's presence brings peace\nand that peace, like a quiet-flowing river,\nwill cleanse all irritants away.\nIn these quiet times,\nGod will teach me how to rest my nerves.\nHis spirit shall flow through me and,\nin flowing through me,\nit shall sweep away all the bitter past.\nIn his meditation for April 6, he described it as acting like the warmth of the sun touching a little flower. Elsewhere he described God's spirit as something we can \"breathe in\" as a breath of fresh air (Mar. 13): \"Gently breathe in God's spirit,\" he said, \"that spirit which, if not barred out by selfishness, will enable you to do good works.\" If we take pains to dwell near God, the power of his spirit will automatically be quietly absorbed into us at a level below our conscious awareness (Jan. 23).\nTake time alone with God\nTo make this work, I must take time alone with God on a regular, scheduled basis (Feb. 14):\nI must keep a time apart with God every day. Gradually I will be transformed mentally and spiritually. It is not the praying so much as just being in God's presence. The strengthening and curative powers of this I cannot understand, because such knowledge is beyond human understanding, but I can experience them . . . . My greatest spiritual growth occurs in this time apart with God.\nIf something happens during the day which throws me into unmanageable resentment or fear, then I must also go off someplace where I can be alone and spend a few minutes alone with God (Apr. 15):\nI must keep calm and unmoved\nin the vicissitudes of life.\nI must go back into the silence\nof communion with God\nto recover this calm\nwhen it is lost even for one moment.\nI will accomplish more by this calmness\nthan by all the activities of a long day.\nAt all cost I will keep calm.\nI can solve nothing when I am agitated.\nThe prayer without words\nIn order to enter this place of peace and calm, I need to stop most of the inner dialogue within my mind. When the kind of people who need a twelve-step program get upset, their minds become filled with nonstop arguments. Some people refer to this as \"holding a committee meeting in my head.\" One part of my mind says \"do this\" while another part says \"no, do that.\" One part of my mind obsesses anxiously about all the things which could go wrong in the future, while another part obsesses bitterly about bad things that happened in the past. I devise endless theories, and try to analyze everything to death.\nWhen I go off to take some time alone with God, I need to stop this. What Richmond Walker was talking about was a kind of contemplation which some of the early Christian spiritual writers called the prayer without words (Jan. 7): \"In silence comes God's meaning to the heart . . . . God's word is spoken to the secret places of my heart.\"\nThis sounds a little bit like the Hindu technique called transcendental meditation, but that particular technique was designed to cut off all emotion, all feeling, all real contact with the world of sense impressions. Richmond Walker was describing something totally different, with a subtle but rich, and in fact, extraordinarily powerful feeling tone.\nYou can do what Richmond was talking about while you are looking at some beautiful flowers in a vase, or walking through the park, or sitting in an easy chair just enjoying feeling relaxed and comfortable. You're not trying to cut off all emotions and feelings. Instead, you're letting yourself feel loved, and surrounded by peace and calm, and warmed by the glow of the spirit. You're letting yourself feel something moving through you, healing you and washing out all the disturbing elements. And if you look at the things around you, and feel a feeling of enjoyment and appreciation, and even gratitude towards the divine creator of these things, that just makes it work that much better.\nRichmond Walker said that what he was talking about would not work without faith. Hebrews 11:1 said that \"faith is the foundation upon which hope can be built, the way we evaluate the truthfulness of things we cannot see\" with our physical eyes. Love and trustworthiness and compassion are things that are perfectly real, but they are not physical objects where we can describe what color they are, or how much they weigh, or how many inches long they are.\nSo Richmond described faith in this sense (Mar. 28) as \"the confidence in things unseen,\" a confidence that there was a \"fundamental goodness and purpose in the universe.\" Faith meant (Apr. 22) \"a belief that God is the Divine Principle in the universe and that He is the Intelligence and the Love that controls the universe.\"\nWithout faith, I can go off and be alone all I want, and I will feel no presence but my own. Without faith, I will then return to my work in the world and still be as irritable and anxious and upset as I was before. So I must develop some kind of faith. Once I have faith, this technique will start working, and resentment and (particularly) fear will start to melt away (Jan. 21):\nI will rest in them,\neven though the day be full of\nthings crowding in on me.\nWhen we begin working the twelve steps, our faith is always very small. But if it is great enough just to try a few of things that are suggested to us, we will see that some of these actually work for us. And so, the next time, our faith will be a little stronger (Apr. 17):\nI gain faith by my own experience of God's power in my life. The constant, persistent recognition of God's spirit in all my personal relationships, the ever-accumulating weight of evidence in support of God's guidance, the numberless instances in which seeming chance or wonderful coincidence can be traced to God's purpose in my life. All these things gradually engender a feeling of wonder, humility and gratitude to God. These in turn are followed by a more sure and abiding faith in God and His purposes.\nThe Friends of God\nThe bible describes people like Moses and Abraham as the Friends of God, and tells how Moses used to talk with God \"as a man talks with his friend.\" By the time people have been in the twelve step program for a while, many find themselves talking to God all day long inside their heads. They discover, to their surprise, that God does not strike them dead if they sometimes swear at him and ask him, \"Why did you do that?\" Not only do they talk to God about what they're doing, at some level they sense what God is saying back to them. \"Why do I have to do this? Oh, O.K., because it's the responsible thing to do, and I'll feel good about it after I've done it.\"\nRichmond Walker makes the very interesting suggestion that God may enjoy being friends with me just as much as I enjoy being friends with him (Feb. 6):\nGod finds, amid the crowd,\na few people who follow Him,\njust to be near Him,\njust to dwell in His presence.\nA longing in the Eternal Heart\nmay be satisfied by these few people.\nI will let God know that I seek\njust to dwell in His presence,\nto be near Him, not so much for teaching\nor a message, as just for Him.\nIt may be that the longing of the human heart\nto be loved for itself\nis something caught from the\ngreat Divine Heart.\nSo we become friends with God, and we talk with God during the day. And somehow, we often know at some level what God is saying back to us. We discover, in fact, that by regularly spending time alone with God, we can receive guidance from him, at least to the extent of knowing what is the next right thing to do. But as I keep on doing that, one step at a time, and if I also look carefully to see the direction of God's providential leading, I will end up being guided even in the big things which take weeks and months and years to accomplish (Feb. 5 and Mar. 14).\nI must trust in God and He will teach me. I must listen to God and He will speak through my mind . . . . There will be days when I will hear no voice in my mind and when there will come no intimate heart-to-heart communion. But if I persist . . . God will reveal Himself to me.\nPersevere in all that God's guidance moves you to do. The persistent carrying out of what seems right and good will bring you to that place where you would be. If you look back over God's guidance, you will see that His leading has been very gradual and that only as you have carried out His wishes, as far as you can understand them, has God been able to give you more clear and definite leading. You are led by God's touch on a quickened, responsive mind.\nThis becomes smoother and easier for us \"as our consciousness becomes more and more attuned to the great Consciousness of the universe\" (Apr. 23).\nRichmond Walker interpreted the words eternal life in what modern theologians call the Johannine sense. He believed that God had prepared a place for us in his heavenly realm after our death, but the phrase eternal life also referred, even more importantly, to our ability to participate here and now in the eternal life-force, the creative power which continuously brings life into being within this universe (Jan. 25):\nI do not look upon this life as something to be struggled through, in order to get the rewards of the next life. I believe that the Kingdom of God is within us, and we can enjoy \"eternal life\" here and now.\nWhen we commune with God, and come in contact with his eternal divine calm, and come to rest in him, we ourselves participate in that eternal love and acceptance and peace (Mar. 17):\nand when a man enters into that,\nthen he lives as an eternal being.\nWhere is the Kingdom of Heaven? The Kingdom of Heaven is within us and among us. Open your spiritual eyes, and see where you are, and where you can be.\nThis is the fundamental spiritual awakening produced by working the twelve step program. The good life can be here and now. I can feel at ease and simply at home in that grand harmony of life that extends through both earth and heaven. I can deal with trouble and disturbance and real fear and real grief without losing my head and feeling overwhelmed with blind panic. I can learn when to hang tight and when to let go. I can regain the quiet center of peace and calm within. I can regain my own soul.\nA warning from the\nunwritten tradition\nA word of warning needs to be inserted here. To fully understand the spiritual teaching of any spiritual discipline it is necessary to go, not only to the formal written texts which the founders of that movement published, but also to the tradition which developed among the early members explaining how the rules and suggestions and principles were actually interpreted and carried out at a practical level. Within this tradition it was eventually discovered that something needed to be added to what Richmond Walker had said about serenity in the Twenty-Four Hours book. Submarine Bill often phrased it like this when he spoke about this part of the teaching of the good old-timers:\nWhen I first came into the program, I thought serenity meant going around never feeling any kind of disturbance or upset of any sort, a kind of perfect inner peace all the time. 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Why is there a bead of glue on the bottom of the specimen?\n5. Who is the source of the white glued-on label on the specimen?\nThe Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia (ANSP) is the oldest research institution in the Western hemisphere. It was founded in 1812 for \"the encouragement and cultivation of the sciences\". Since nearly a decade had passed between l'Aigle's fiery arrival and the foundation of ANSP, it left little doubt that our specimen had a collection history prior to its accession into the Academy. So begins the process.\nAfter several inquiries to the good folks at modern-day ANSP, we received a rather interesting reply from the Collection Manager of Minerals, Ned Gilmore. Mr. Gilmore had discovered that ANSP 225, our 20 gram l'Aigle, was deposited into their collection by America's oldest learned society - The American Philosophical Society (APS). Founded in 1745 by Benjamin Franklin, APS was created \"to promote useful knowledge in the colonies\". It was also one of the most prolific contributors to ANSP. Numerous important minerals, fossils, and botanical deposits were made during the course of the 19th century including specimens from the historic Lewis and Clark Expedition and Thomas Jefferson's fossil collection. Though Mr. Gilmore couldn't nail down an exact date of accession to ANSP, he believes it was probably during the 1840's. Perhaps the ancient label could provide some clues.\nThrough correspondence with several experts on ANSP minerals we have learned that the ancient label is one of the earliest ANSP variants that dates back to around the 1840's. This would seem to support Mr. Gilmore's belief of an 1840's deposit.\nWe also discovered that \u201cArgyle\u201d or \u201cl'Argyle\u201d is an early synonym for l'Aigle, which was likely lost or misspelled in translation. We were able to locate at least two 19th Century meteorite references that use this synonym. A third reference would eventually come to light, this time, referencing our very own l'Aigle specimen.\nIn 1862, ANSP sanctioned the publication of its first guide to its museum and its collections. The handbook, edited by J.H. Slack, was intended to \u201cpresent to visitors an idea of the general arrangement and position of the objects of interest in the museum\u2026\u201d Below we present some excerpts from the minerals section in the handbook:\n\"MINERALS. The collection of minerals is arranged on the second and first galleries of this hall.\nFrom the vast number of donations about 4,500 specimens have been selected, labeled, and arranged by Messrs. Vaux, Ashmead, and Gambel, who have been for several years devoted to this department of the Museum. The following is the arrangement of the specimens.\nCASE 560...In this case are also placed the collection of aerolites. These are fragments of meteorites, which may be defined as those solid fiery bodies, which from time to time visit the earth, sweeping through the sky with immense velocity and remaining visible but a few moments, they are generally attended by a luminous train, and during their progress explosions frequently occur, followed by the fall of stones. The size of these stones varies from a few grains to several tons. They are frequently composed of malleable iron, and nickel, though nineteen elementary substances have been discovered in them. The following are the specimens in the cabinet.\"\nThe handbook goes on to list fifteen meteorite specimens that are exhibited in the case. Thirteenth on the list: \"Argyle, France\"! Indeed, our l'Aigle was displayed in Case 560 and the spelling matches the label:\nFurther evidence of its exhibition includes the broken bead of glue on the base of our specimen (shown below). Most of the meteorites on display in this case were glued on wooden display stands and displayed with their respective specimen cards.\nFollowing Slack's 1862 Handbook, our l'Aigle would go on to make additional appearances in published works:\n1961: a photo-excerpt from Richard W. Barringer's \"List of Meteorites in the Collections of The Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia\".\nTop: Modern ANSP label. Bottom: Ancient label.\nAnd what of that little white glued-on label? Two of the experts we contacted, including Paul Pohwat at the Smithsonian, believe the label is likely from the American Philosophical Society. Paul is researching some APS specimens that were deposited into ANSP and subsequently donated to the Smithsonian by Peter Megaw. Many of them have this identical style of white label glued on them. An example of one of those APS/ANSP specimens can be viewed in this link:\nhttp://www.mindat.org/photo-167526.html\nStill, not the smoking gun we were hoping for. For now, the question of the white glued-on label will remain unanswered until we have more facts and examples.\nIn the end, our l'Aigle would eventually leave its residence of the last 150 or so years when, due to unfortunate circumstances, most of ANSP's mineral collection was sold to a consortium of mineral dealers. From there it would find a new home here in The Bandli Collection where both the history and specimen itself will be carefully preserved for the next generation of curators and custodians.\nThough we've told most of the story, a new question is presented: How did our l'Aigle get from France to APS? It turns out that Jean-Baptiste Biot had some involvement with APS during the early 1800's and there is a box in the APS archives containing manuscripts and correspondence from him. Of course, we are very curious to see these documents. It would appear that a trip to Philadelphia is in the near future.\nSlack, J.H. 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        "raw_content": "Shoal Games Ltd. Files 2015 Form 10-K and Audited Financial Statements and Provides Update on Current Activities\nANGUILLA, B.W.I., March 16, 2016 / Shoal Games Ltd. (TSXV:SGW) (OTCQB:SGLDF) http://www.shoalgames.com (\u201cthe Company\u201d), owner of Trophy Bingo, an innovative, non-gambling, social bingo game, http://www.trophybingo.com, today filed its Form 10-K and audited financial statements for the year ended December 31, 2015. For full details of the Company\u2019s operations and financial results, please refer to the Securities and Exchange Commission website at www.sec.gov or the Shoal Games Ltd. corporate website at http://investor.shoalgames.com or on the http://www.sedar.com website.\nAnalyst Conference Call\nAn Analyst call including an investor Q&A session with Shoal Games CEO Jason Williams and Executive Chairman Tarrnie Williams will be hosted by Sid Rajeev, Senior analyst at Fundamental Research Corp., authors of the initiating Research Report on Shoal Games Ltd. dated March 1, 2016, will be held tomorrow, March 17th at 10 am PST (1 pm EST). Below are the conference details:\n5 minutes before the call, please click : https://global.gotomeeting.com/join/337831221 to review presentation material and then join the call by dialing:\nCanada +1 (647) 497-9380\nUnited Kingdom: +44 (0) 20 3713 5011 Access Code: 337-831-221\nShare Offering\nShoal Games is presently conducting a CAD$2.0 million private placement of 3,333,333 common shares at CAD$0.60 per share (the \u201cShare Offering\u201d) scheduled to close April 29, 2016. The Share Offering will be conducted in the provinces of British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba and Ontario with subscribers qualified under the Offering Memorandum exemption available in section 2.9 of National Instrument 45-106. For more information please visit http://investor.shoalgames.com/private-placement/.\nFollowing closing of the Share Offering the Company plans to proceed with an offering of rights (the \u201cRights Offering\u201d) to holders of its common shares, including those participating in the Share Offering, at a yet to be determined record date. The Company expects the record date and pricing for the Rights Offering to be set within one month of closing of the Share Offering. The Company has received conditional approval for the Rights Offering and its Rights Offering Circular from the TSX Venture Exchange. The Rights Offering will be made in the Provinces of British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba and Ontario.\nBoth the Share Offering and Rights Offering are subject to final TSX Venture Exchange approval. All securities issued under the Share Offering and Rights Offering will be subject to a four month hold period.\nProceeds raised from the Share Offering and the follow-on Rights Offering will be used to increase marketing\nand expansion of the Company\u2019s mobile game, Trophy Bingo, which is currently live in the Apple, Google, and\nAmazon App Stores. Trophy Bingo\u2019s KPIs (Key Performance Indicators) are currently at the stage where the\ngame is earning more revenue than the Company is spending on user acquisition and, as a result, Shoal Games\nmanagement believes the business is now at the stage where investing in increased marketing spends will result\nin generating the applicable investment multipliers as the KPIs continue to improve. Trophy Bingo can be\nplayed on most mobile phones and tablets. To watch videos or learn more about the game visit\nhttp://www.trophybingo.com.\nAbout Shoal Games Ltd. (formerly Bingo.com, Ltd.)\nShoal Games Ltd. (TSXV:SGW) (OTCQB:SGLDF) http://www.shoalgames.com is the parent company of the group of companies, which owns Trophy Bingo, an innovative, non-gambling social bingo game. Trophy Bingo is a puppy themed bingo adventure where players must win their way through 120 levels of bingo challenges. The game is free to download and supports in-app purchases and incentivized advertising for players who find themselves in need of extra bingos or want to engage with the premium power plays contained in the game. Shoal Games Ltd. trades on the TSX Venture exchange in Canada and the OTCQB venture marketplace for companies that are current in their reporting with the U.S. regulator. Investors can find real time quotes and market information for the Company at http://web.tmxmoney.com/quote.php?qm_symbol=SGW and http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/SGLDF/quote.",
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        "raw_content": "Applied Materials Inc.(U.S.A.)\nFounded in 1967, Applied Materials Inc. is the world's leading and largest nanomanufacturing technology company. It boasts a vast array of production lines, including semiconductor process and mask equipment, fl at panel display (FPD) production equipment and manufacturing execution systems (MES). In recent years, Applied Materials has crossed over into the solar photovoltaic industry providing production equipment for the manufacturing of solar cells, flexible electronics and energy-saving glass.\nThe high-tech company is headquartered in Santa Clara, California, in the midst of Silicon Valley and runs a manufacturing center and a technology training center in Austin, Texas. Together with technological research and development centers in the United States, Europe, Israel and Japan, the company's R&D and production structure spans three continents. 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The subsidiary company is headquartered in the Hsinchu Science Park and has a manufacturing center for display equipment in the Southern Taiwan Science Park. The company's parts and components distribution center, the only one in Asia, is located in Taoyuan, while sales and service offices are based in Linkou and Taichung. The Taiwan subsidiary has more than 900 employees, making it the island's largest supplier of semiconductor equipment and services.\nDespite being the world's largest supplier of semiconductor manufacturing equipment, Applied Materials continues to expand its business, thriving alongside its Taiwanese customers. Initially, Applied Materials sought to elevate buyer-seller relations into true cooperative partnerships by being closely involved in the production processes and after-sale services of its customers. Applied Materials assisted domestic parts manufacturers such as Marketech International Corp. 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The expanded facility was equipped with three production lines to satisfy rising customer demand and turned Taiwan into the manufacturing center for Applied Materials in Asia.\nWhy would such a large, successful multinational company decide to invest in Taiwan? Semiconductors and flat panel displays count among Taiwan's key trillion dollar industries. Semiconductor Equipment and Materials International (SEMI) forecasts in its latest capital equipment forecast that global sales in semiconductor equipment will reach US$44.33 billion in 2011. With capital expenditure of US$10.6 billion, Taiwan is the largest equipment buyer worldwide. Erix Yu, Applied Materials corporate vice president of Silicon Systems Group and president of Applied Materials Taiwan, believes that semiconductor is a capital intensive and technology intensive industry. At the same time, the industry is competing against time and a rapidly changing market, and any delay can lead to the loss of immense business opportunities. Applied Materials thus decided to invest in Taiwan to be as close to its markets and customers as possible.\nYu notes that Taiwan's adept, highly skilled workforce was another major reason for investing here. However, as economic exchanges between Taiwan and China intensified, the Chinese market became the focus of the company's investment, while Taiwan remains the development center for advanced technology and precision industries. Generally speaking, Applied Materials gives priority to hiring locally grown talent. While many argue that the cost of labor in China is cheaper, Yu posits that Taiwan has a high-quality workforce, an advantage that China is not likely to gain in the short term.\nFor Applied Materials, the quality of Taiwan's talent was also a key reason for investing in Taiwan. Taiwanese managers are often sent to China to train employees there. On top of that, Taiwan boasts a geographically convenient location and a complete supply chain for key parts and components. For Applied Materials Taiwan, there is, therefore, ample reason to continue expanding its scope on the island.\nYu points out that Taiwan has highly skilled engineers and R&D talent, who have a strong ability to find solutions independently, as well as favorable geographical location and a good investment environment. He is convinced that Taiwan will be able to quickly create another star industry following the golden era of semiconductors if it maps out a strategy that effectively utilizes the advantages of its internal and external environment.\nIn the aftermath of the financial crisis, Taiwan has become the most important link in the company's global supply chain. 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        "raw_content": "Irish ministry\nNice article from the Post today on Theology on Tap, Arlington Diocese edition. These programs have taken off in recent years, aimed at younger adults to offer us an opportunity for prayerful reflection and fellowship . . . in a pub, naturally. The Post notes that the original Theology on Tap was started in Chicago in the 1980s, and I've seen them at Notre Dame too. A couple of summers ago I remember attending the six-pack on \"love and relationships, Catholic style\" at the pub-formerly-known-as-the-Four-P's. I wrote then about one particularly strong woman who spoke about chastity in the dating world in such a way as to make everyone in the crowded pub -- from the semi-skeptical to the committed -- sit up and take notice. I can only imagine what the patrons who only happened to be there accidentally thought -- although the Post quotes one businessman from Alexandria who didn't mind listening to the talk he happened upon last week.\nFor D.C.-area Catholics who might be interested, the Washington archdiocese doesn't have another set scheduled yet, but in Alexandria: \"The next series, \"Fact or Fiction,\" runs April 17 to May 22 at Ireland's Own. Topics will include \"The DaVinci Code,\" the Crusades and the Inquisition.\" The DaVinci Code is definitely going to need debunking. Cheers.\nThe Cafeteria is Closed gives a list, along with links to all the Wikipedia entries and other articles of interest, of the 15 bishops newly selected for elevation to cardinal by Pope Benedict today. Looks like an impressive group, including the Archbishop of Seoul (Nicholas Cheong Jin-Suk), who has strongly opposed embryonic stem cell research, and Bishop Joseph Zen Zi-kiun of Hong Kong, who has spoken out for freedom in the face of China's atheistic and communist government. The formal elevation (apparently officially called an \"incardination\" -- I've been learning all kinds of new terms this past year) will take place next month at a special Mass.\n(Links via Amy Welborn.)\nPortrait of the blogger\n(No, not me.) The art of the cell phone camera self-portrait is being refined one shot at a time, or millions of shots over time, according to this NYTimes style piece focusing particularly on MySpace photography. I wonder, does Chris realize he's been participating in \"a kind of folk art for the digital age\"? :)\nRevisiting Stenberg\nYesterday the Supreme Court, with a newly seated Justice Alito, granted cert on one of the three circuit cases striking the federal Partial Birth Abortion Ban. The issue was last visited by the Court in 2000's 5-4 ruling Stenberg v. Carhart, which struck Nebraska's ban in part for not providing a broad enough exception for a woman's health. \"Health,\" however, is predicated on the original Doe v. Bolton (Roe's companion case from 1973) definition of the word as including \"physical, emotional, psychological, familial, or age\" components -- in other words, so many exceptions as to swallow any rule. Congress wrote the Partial Birth Abortion Ban with specific findings as to the fact that partial birth abortion is never medically necessary to preserve a woman's health, thus obviating a need for such an exception in the law. Given Justice O'Connor's opinion in particular in Stenberg, however, all of the appeals courts to consider the issue have found the Partial Birth Abortion Ban does not comport with the law.\nA few weeks ago I blogged about the Ninth Circuit's ruling over at Confirm Them, commenting on what exactly \"the law\" is and does with regard to this issue. Here, according to the panel, is a description of what \"both the Constitution and the law as established by the Supreme Court\" (2, emphasis mine) hold that our civilized society is prohibited from banning:\nWhen performing a non-intact D&E, the doctor, under ultrasound guidance, grasps a fetal extremity with forceps and attempts to bring the fetus through the cervix. At this point, the fetus will ordinarily disarticulate, or break apart, because of traction from the cervix, and the doctor must return the instrument to make multiple passes into the uterus to remove the remaining parts of the fetus, causing further disarticulation . . . . [In an intact D&E,] If the fetus presents head first (a vertex presentation), the doctor first collapses the head, either by compressing the skull with forceps or by inserting surgical scissors into the base of the skull and draining its contents. (5-6)\nLet Planned Parenthood use endless euphemisms about \"women's health,\" or promise to use this as \"rallying cry\" in the next elections. (Really? Nevermind the legal questions, does PP really want to rally behind disarticulation of infants?) Aside from the moral monstrosity of a procedure that would dismember almost-born infants, on no reasonable reading of the Constitution is there anything that guarantees the legality of such procedures. It's not the Constitution that spells out that we cannot prohibit doctors from \"inserting surgical scissors into the base of the skull,\" it is only the \"law as established by the Supreme Court.\" That law is dubious at best, wholly unjustifiable at worst. I believe it is unlikely to stand for long.\nSome have raised the question of whether the Supreme Court might not decide this issue by revisiting Stenberg, since in contrast to the original state law, the federal PBA Ban might not be valid as an exercise of legislative authority (not meeting Commerce Clause or Necessary and Proper Clause standards). None of the lower courts ruled on these alternative grounds, though, relying mostly on Stenberg instead, and on a quick read through of the government's cert briefs I didn't see discussion on legislative powers cases. Unless the Supreme Court raises the issue on its own, it seems likely it will rule on the merits. And with Justice O'Connor now gone, like many I think it likely there are enough votes to swing this particular case the other direction.\nWhy I miss Dave Barry\nTake a few minutes and scroll down through this transcript. It made lunch entertaining today :)\nSeeing red and white\nHappy Valentine's Day, everyone! If you have sweethearts, tell them you love them (no matter how far away they are!). If you don't, my advice is to get a lot of chocolate and give yourself a pass to eat as much as you want. It's also good, as I've done before, to just go to Friday's with a bunch of friends and gab (I suppose that advice just applies to women :). Either way, have a great day! I just started a short term corporate finance project so I don't know how occupied I'll be over the next few weeks, but I'm sure I will be around to post. Before that, a picture:\nLate night big questions\nThoughtful post from the Anchoress, prompted by a late-night conversation with her college-age son. An excerpt on the nature of Catholicism:\nCatholicism is a religion that is best suited to young children and mostly-mature adults. Young children \u201cget\u201d the possibilities of the supernatural. They \u201cget\u201d mysticism and. They \u201cget\u201d that \u201cGod is everywhere,\u201d and that bread and wine may be changed, materially, into Flesh and Blood. While a little one may occasionally be heard in chuch singing \u201chappy birthday to you,\u201d when she sees an altar server light the candles, children understand the hush and wonder of the mass, particularly if they are in an older church - one that still has stained glass windows and statues for them to contemplate while the gist of the mass goes over their heads. (People forget how instructive and useful those windows are, but that\u2019s another post) Young and more seasoned adults \u201cget\u201d Catholicism when they have reached the understanding that everything is not about them - that there are things greater than themselves.\nThis is why Catholicism is worst suited to adolescents and teenagers - whether the temporary ones or the perpetual ones. When the world is all about your pleasure, your nails, your car, your finances, your boyfriend, your cellphone and your angst, it\u2019s tough to focus on something intangible which involves allowing oneself to be vulnerable and wrong, and which also involves some pursuit. When you are not accustomed to hearing the word \u201cno,\u201d Catholicism can seem like The Church of No. When taking responsibility for your bad choices and mistakes is foreign to you, well the idea of \u201csin\u201d and \u201cconfession\u201d all seems so quaintly unnecessary. And we cannot forget that the church herself - and some of her reps - is often too slow to deal with her own faults and mistakes.\nSadly, because the church is idiotic, sometimes, in how it goes about dealing with teenagers - and because many parishes don\u2019t have effective youth programs, and because too many parents think, \u201cokay, we got the kid confirmed and had the party, now he\u2019s on his own,\u201d we lose a lot of teenagers who never find their way back, or only do so after being brought to their knees by the vagaries of life and the world. It shouldn\u2019t be that way, but there it is.\nBad luck of the Irish\nThe Notre Dame men were up 3 in the closing seconds at Louisville the other day, and as time ran down ND Nation was holding its collective breath. Could the Irish finally pull off a close win? . . . Well, not so much. Louisville sank a perfect tying shot as time expired, and the Irish went on to lose in OT by 3. For quality analysis of the kind you've come to know and love from Blue-Gray Sky, see here at their new spin-off blog, The Fieldhouse.\nMaryland delegates, on the record\nAs a follow-up to Thursday's story, on Friday the Maryland House voted on a motion to consider the marriage amendment bill that had been killed in committee (after various other procedural stunts) the day before. While this was also a procedural vote, it was more than merely procedural in significance, as it at least allowed for a vote by all the delegates. The measure was defeated 78-61, with quite a few Democrats voting to consider the measure on the floor along with almost all of the Republicans, but it allowed us to see, on the record, that at least 78 delegates do not want to allow Marylanders to vote for themselves on this issue of great importance.\nAs to Thursday's vote, Chris Geidner gives the helpful reminder that ours is a representative democracy in which Republicans as well as Democrats can use procedural tactics and kill bills in committee to serve partisan ends. Sure they can -- that's why I've been upset before, for instance, when qualified judicial nominations have been prevented by the Judiciary Committee from reaching the floor for an up-or-down vote; and of course any of us interested in the political system have known frustration when our favored bills have languished and died in committee. For that matter, I'm upset that the U.S. Senate used procedural measures to avoid a direct vote on the Federal Marriage Amendment two years ago -- but at least in that situation, we haven't yet had a federal court decision invalidating the Defense of Marriage Act. If that happens, a great deal of attention would be focused on the issue and the public probably would put pressure on Congress to stop any filibuster and send the issue to the states.\nIn Maryland, that court decision has just happened, meaning the issue has more salience than if the regular definition of marriage had never been challenged. If the people can't pass an amendment (and at least one recent poll showed a majority of Marylanders would vote for a marriage amendment) then we could have judicially-imposed SSM in this state as in Massachusetts. Of course, the Court of Appeals has yet to rule, but the issue is still immediate. For most Democrats to sidestep the issue in a panic to save their own electoral hides, directly by preventing their constituents from having the chance to decide for themselves, is cowardly. Nor is this an instance of our enlightened deliberative representatives acting to \"serve to insulate us from the passions of the day,\" as Chris suggests. In fact, the Post characterized this as \"one of the most contentious and partisan sessions in recent years,\" with delegates shouting heatedly at each other on the floor and in front of the cameras. Not too calm and deliberative, there. Furthermore, it's not a mere \"passion of the day\" to believe the time-tested and well-founded proposition that marriage is the union of a man and a woman. And while some who have supported marriage in other states may have acted objectionably, it is not true that many states have been \"plagued\" with \"campaigns of fear-mongering and ignorance,\" unless mere opposition to SSM is based on ignorance and can only succeed with fear-mongering. My experience with the issue in Ohio suggested that many people had genuine (and again, well-founded) concerns about the state of marriage, and they were quite enough well-informed about their beliefs that marriage is rightly between a man and a woman. We certainly had a good claim to the right to decide the issue for ourselves -- and if the legislature had been opposed on the merits of the issue, as Governor Taft or AG Petro were, it still would have been right to let the people decide. This wasn't an issue, after all, of whether ABC department would get X dollars for the next fiscal year, or what the state intoxication limit would be. Chris suggests that a vote like the Maryland delegates' might \"do good by acting to save us from ourselves.\" On an issue that's qualitatively different than appropriations budgets (and that's different from other issues where of course the legislature does serve a mediating function), well, that kind of condescension I think Maryland voters can do without. If the Democrats thought on Thursday they had swept the issue under the rug, they were mistaken; and Friday's vote gave us the kind of direct vote needed to see exactly who (and it's not a strict partisan split) is opposed to giving their constituents even the chance to have their own say.\nOne more link: Here is a Baltimore local news story on the fallout this could have in the elections later this year. Of course this state is solidly Democratic and that's unlikely to change, but Ehrlich and Steele could stand to see greater support if they continue to take a stand on this issue.\nDemocrats 1, Democracy 0\nA few weeks ago, one lower court judge in Baltimore struck our state's marriage law as unconstitutional. She stayed the ruling pending appeal, but it promptly threw the state legislature into an uproar. Republicans (what few of them there are) called for a vote on a state marriage amendment, while Democrats, in somewhat of a panic, called for delay at all costs. One state representative wanted to pass an injunction to prevent the appeals court from hearing the case \"at least until 2007, when we'll have the opportunity to consider a constitutional amendment.\" Of course, as the Republican (Dwyer) who introduced an amendment bill pointed out, \"We have the ability to deal with this issue right now.\" Scared, a bit?\nYes. Dwyer introduced a bill in committee, where Democrats determined to kill it. A procedural maneuver would have allowed the bill to bypass the committee and come to the floor for a vote -- where everyone would have been forced to take a stand one way or the other -- and the bill's sponsor rounded up the 47 votes he needed to bring it to the floor. My understanding is the petition had to be made before the committee voted, so Republicans and a few Democratic co-sponsors were ready to present it when the House session opened yesterday morning. In a stunningly deliberate move, this followed:\nRepublican whip Anthony J. O'Donnell (Calvert) had the petition in hand when the House convened shortly after 10 a.m. But just after the prayer and Pledge of Allegiance -- and before O'Donnell had a chance to deliver the document -- Majority Leader Kumar P. Barve (D-Montgomery) [alerted to the situation,] moved to recess the session, the speaker banged his gavel and the moment had passed.\n\"They stuffed us!\" O'Donnell gasped as the speaker walked off the floor.\nAnd then they killed the bill with a poison amendment in committee before voting it down completely. The Post accurately observes that \"[m]uch of yesterday's maneuvering centered on shielding moderate Democrats from having to post a clear vote on the constitutional ban -- an idea that plays well in their districts but could hurt the party in this fall's pivotal elections, when both the governor's office and a U.S. Senate seat are in play.\"\nMy reading on this is similar to what the Post points out. Among the legislators, Republicans pretty much uniformly hold the idea -- which until five minutes ago historically was perfectly uncontroversial -- that marriage is the union of a man and a woman. On the other side, a smaller number of loud and proud Democratic delegates don't mind saying they strongly believe that's discriminatory and unconstitutional. On the middle-left, many of the Democrats might have no problem personally with SSM, but realize that many of their constituents do -- so that no matter which way they take a stand, they'll catch heat from one side of their base. The catch is that in Maryland, unlike Ohio, there is no way for the people to place an amendment on the ballot by popular initiative -- the legislature must pass an amendment before it can even come to a popular vote. Rather than either openly voting to keep this measure from the people, or voting to let it go to the people (knowing that at least 42 states have passed DOMAs and around 17 and counting have passed amendments -- they've passed even in more liberal states), Maryland Democrats have opted for the cowardly route of neither stating their own positions nor letting the voters have their say.\nI'm pleased that Governor Ehrlich has shifted from his more mushy initial position to strongly backing a popular vote. I also agree there's no way this won't be an issue over the coming year, particularly if Democratic primary infighting among Senate candidates leaves open a good opportunity for Lt. Gov. Michael Steele (who I plan to vote for) and if Republican candidates for the Maryland legislature and governorship take a stand. There's no doubt this is a mostly Democratic state, but marriage is an issue that most evidence shows will have an impact.\nAnother night, another close loss for the Irish men, who are sitting right about the bottom of the Big East. They had a chance to beat West Virginia in the last seconds, but Chris Quinn missed the go-ahead shot. So much for that.\nIn better news, Charlie Weis's first complete recruiting class has been ranked one of the best in the country. Yesterday was signing day, and ND landed 27 scholarship players, with a few having enrolled early this semester to get in under next year's limits. Coach Weis allowed himself to be genuinely upbeat about the group's prospects in yesterday's press conference:\n\"I'd say this year was beyond my initial expectations,\" Weis said. \"To be able to fulfill so many needs with such quality young men that fit the three things that we talk about: good kids, (kids) that can read and write, but (kids) that can play. 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        "raw_content": "The word renewed should not make you shy away from deciding to buy an electronic because there are opportunities for you to get a new product that the previous owner did not use. It is normal for some customers to returns goods if the devices do not satisfy them. For example, if one does not enjoy the packaging or when the item has a default, they will not hesitate giving it back to the manufacturer for a refund or an alternative product. The firms take the electronics conduct an extensive test on them and service the faulty parts by making replacements and later sell them at a low price.\nIf you are lucky enough, you can get a quality product that does not have even a single scratch and if you get an old one, do not worry since the firm assures you of high standard maintenance practices. Some of the products you can buy are phones from brands like Apple and Samsung. They have multiple products like iPhones, Galaxy and iPhone x. If you decide to shop for new products from the shops, they will cost you a fortune.\nIf you want to buy a used phone successfully, you should go for the big names since they have a lot of customers, so the rate of returns is high too. Such stores have quality employees who work day and night to make sure that the faulty products are functional again; they create a considerable possibility for you to purchase a device that has no faults at all. They work day and night to ensure their brand stays on top of the markets. A store that has a high rate of traffic as the customers buy products is the best place to purchase your electronic gadgets.\nWays You Can Buy Used Electronic Devices\nWhen you are navigating through the web pages, ensure you also look at other pieces of information apart from the rates and the features of the devices. Look at the features and also visit the forum on the website to identify the interaction between the company and the clients. Be careful in this process and concentrate on the details to improve your shopping experience. Have a look at the reviews and the ratings of the outlet.\nCompare various outlets before concluding. You should also check on the after sales terms like warranties and shipping to ensure that they are friendly to your intentions. Read through the terms and determine the return goods policy.\nFebruary 6, 2018 admintechnology",
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        "raw_content": "What Was In Sandy\u2019s Pants\nHave you heard the latest poll results? It\u2019s how the liberals start conversations. \u201cAccording to polls, most Americans do not support the President\u2019s handling of the war.\u201d I\u2019m going way out on a limb here, but I bet most Americans \u2013 save some news junkies and the Soldiers actually in it - don\u2019t have a clue about the President\u2019s or anyone else\u2019s handling of the war. What the pollster should have asked is, \u201cHow do you feel about the news you hear of the war?\u201d Most Americans could correctly say then that they don\u2019t like it. And, as we\u2019re apt to say up the holler, \u201cIt ain\u2019t no wonder.\u201d\nPop quiz. Tell me one thing American, Coalition or Iraqi Soldiers accomplished this week. Can\u2019t? That\u2019s my point. If you only hear bad, then everything must be bad. We must be losing so let\u2019s all go down to Crawford Texas and listen to Mrs. Sheehan. 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        "raw_content": "Performance Evaluations Lies and Lying Ethics Seminars Manipulation\nMy manager works at another site. When he asked if I wanted his ticket to a seminar he was unable to attend, I said yes. The next day I found out that he led my co-workers at the other site to think that he was not at work due to the seminar. Later, when discussing my merit, he said I deserve an \"exceeds expectations,\" but having missed the deadline for submitting paperwork, he had to give me a \"meets expectations.\" Seeing I was unhappy with this, he cited the seminar ticket as a perk he offered exclusively to me because I am a valued employee. How does this sound to you?\nWhen it comes to assessing performance, your manager merits poor ratings in two categories: in the first place, to put it nicely, he is truth-challenged. Secondly, having missed the deadline for your review and then underrating you, he must also be described as management-challenged. You should address both of these issues.\nAs for dealing with the truth, once you hear one lie, it is difficult to know if anything that he has been saying is fact or fiction. At some point, his lack of honesty is going to create problems for you and your associates. At such a point, several of you should meet with him. Tell him that you are confused over what may have happened and need his help in deciphering it. The idea is to send a message that you are not going to take his lying behaviors lying down.\nIn terms of underrating your performance because of his error, you should tell him that you want written documentation from him indicating that you deserved the highest rating, and this documentation should be placed in your file. Frankly, his rationale for not giving you the highest rating sounds a little fishy too.",
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        "raw_content": "Short Course on Boats \u2013 Getting to Square 1\nThings To Consider When Purchasing Upholstery Fabric So as to get the perfect upholstery fabric, you have to take your time, execute research both online and also physically visiting shops that deal with these kinds of cloths in order to equip yourself with some advice about whatever you want. After thorough research, you will come into a realization that there are several things you need to factor into your decision to make sure that you settle for the right item to meet your needs and desires. Consider Durability Of The Fabric It\u2019s everybody\u2019s desire to Buy a product That will serve them for a fair time period. You want to keep in mind that whoever will be using the fabric the majority of the times. If it is for household furniture and you have kids and pets that will be playing and running around, there is some type of upholstery fabric that you will settle for. You\u2019ll need to go to find the most durable cloth so that you don\u2019t spend more on fix in the long run.\nDesign Of The Upholstery Fabric Should Be Considered\nDifferent people have different styles and taste to match their personalities. One individual\u2019s personality does not necessarily need to be like another individual\u2019s style. There are no rules to fpllow when styling. Therefore, when thinking of growing upholstery fabrics, you need to pick according to your taste and whatever you intend to pay for. For example, if it is old furniture designed many years back, you should look for something that complements it so that it does not look out of place. Put Color Into Consideration You need to consider colour since it is as important as the other elements. If it\u2019s a house, you want to go to get a color that will blend with your encompassing and space layout. You need to remember that considering who will use the furniture is quite crucial. If there are children and pets around, opting for light colors will unquestionably be a terrible mistake to do. Pick darker shades which will handle stains and other marks that are unpleasant. It\u2019s also advisable to pick an upholstery fabric that\u2019s fade resistant. These can come in handy especially for furniture that are close or next to your windows. The sun tends to fade fabrics. Do You Have Pet In Your House? If you have pets, you know the struggle that comes with making them stay in one place without jumping up and down. Darker upholstery fabrics will be a bad idea. Why will it be so? This is because if they sit or sleep on the cloth, you will Notice their fur all over. You need to settle for cloths that can be easily cleaned and which can easily lessen the scratches from the pets\u2019 claws and loads of hair.\nPrevious Previous post: Interesting Research on Tips \u2013 What No One Ever Told You\nNext Next post: What You Should Know About Cleaners This Year",
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        "raw_content": "While Springtime generally means warmer weather, it also comes with a lot of rain. Yeah, you do have to put up with a lot of bad weather and weekends indoors. Unless you\u2019re brave enough to face the rain, that is. But once the clouds clear, it\u2019s apparent that the rainy months were worth it. Flowers bloom and front yards are lush and green. If you\u2019ve got a green thumb, you may be wondering what flowers are best for planting in the spring. Take a look at our list of some of the most colorful spring flowers.\nGibraltar Azalea\nTo start, a great colorful flower is the Gibraltar Azalea, which is a bright orange color. The bush grows best in partial sunlight, and in soil that is acidic. Plus, the bright orange color of the flowers attracts wildlife such as butterflies and hummingbirds. However, they are poisonous if ingested so be wary if you have kids or pets.\nNext, we have tree peonies which grow at a slow and steady pace. The colors of the flowers vary in color, from yellow to bright pink but the leaves aren\u2019t nearly as pretty. In addition, some tree peonies are very fragrant and some aren\u2019t. Soil should be neutral or slightly alkaline for these plants to flourish and they like a lot of sunlight.\nThere are many different kinds of mountain laurels, most of them have a mixture of red and white on the flowers. The flowers themselves grow on shrubs and are often in clusters. The shrub grows easily, even in the shade but you\u2019ll see more flowers if the plant receives more sunlight. Typically, the flowers bloom in late May to early June. Mountain Laurels will grow best in soil that is acidic.\nWhen thinking of a lilac flower, most people probably assume that they\u2019re purple in color. While this is true most of the time, there are also white, pink, and sometimes even red color lilac plants. Also, lilac flowers are known for their fragrance. They grow best in neutral soil and prefer a lot of sun. Keep in mind, lilac bushes are prone to powdery mildew and should be in a well-circulated area. Additionally, try to keep their branches pruned.\nThese flowers are very distinct and interesting. They kind of look like big pom poms, with long stems. Usually, the flowers grow in clusters and are purple in color. Interestingly, the allium plant is part of the onion family and if the leaves are crushed they do have a little bit of an onion scent. However, the allium plant is not edible. They are extremely resilient plants and aren\u2019t bothered by insects or rodents. Allium grows best in slightly acidic soil and is fairly low maintenance.",
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        "raw_content": "Incredible Lessons I\u2019ve Learned About Builders\nComments Off on Incredible Lessons I\u2019ve Learned About Builders\nThere are various sides to building such residential buildings. There are several constructions which seem to come up in so many parts of the world. It is quite important that you would look for the most excellent home development company so that you can be sure that they can deal with the issues that arise. Some of the problems that they would face would include such short cash flows, the expensive building materials and several others. So many home development companies have actually failed and they are the smaller contractors who tried expanding really quickly.\nWhen it comes to engaging such residential builders, there is information which one must ask in order to understand if the company is really strong or not. It is really essential that you deal with the company that has such reputation that is well established and long. There are many companies in such construction industry that fail every year due to the receivership and liquidation. One common trait of these companies is such fact that they were still in those infancy stages and were just less than five years old in the business.\nIt is really important that you are able to find the best company when it comes to home development. The traditional method may be applied where you would obtain some recommendations about the best player out there in the market. It is quite important that you must get out and see the types of projects which such potential companies are working on and obtain a feel of the quality. Talk to such people who have been through this building experience and then get their opinion and also recommendations.\nThe real estate builder Mark Saunders designs and builds quality-homes and beautiful abodes and he has been doing this for over 30 years. In purchasing a land or home where you would want to build that dream house, he is well aware that such is really an important decision that must be done carefully.\nEven if there is an exaggerated Mark Saunders lawsuit news, but the many companies that he manages are quite confident with his work and he manages the projects well and is quite committed to provide the best and luxurious communities, homes, services and golf courses to various property owners. He really takes the lawsuits very seriously and such is why he makes sure that his work is really done in a detailed manner and very carefully to be able to avoid the problems with the many property owners that he is doing business with.",
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Compare this to Vergil\u2019s 3rd person restricted narration. By writing from this perspective, Vergil limits his narration to merely the dialogue and actions of his characters, with only some description of their emotions. He does not allow himself the opportunity to deeply explore the character\u2019s inner motivations or concerns. Because of this difference in vantage points, some scholars argue that Ovid\u2019s Dido expresses more feminine characteristics than Vergil\u2019s.\nIt is also important to understand the differences between Vergil\u2019s dactylic hexameter and Ovid\u2019s elegiac couplets. (A detailed explanation of elegiacs can be found here. An in-depth study of dactylic hexameter can be found at here. For an example of these and several other classical meters in English poetry, see here. Here is a brief history of elegy.) Technicalities aside, the important difference between the meters\u2014at least as they pertain to this discussion\u2014is the manner in which they have traditionally been used. Dactylic hexameter is the meter of Epic Poetry\u2014which makes it the obvious choice for the Aeneid, and this style also lends itself to a rather masculine/patriarchal tone without excessive emotion. Elegiac couplets tends to be the meter of virtually everything that is not epic poetry, but it lends itself especially well to love poetry\u2014which is especially interesting in light of the fact that Heroides 7 is a suicide note laced with love.\nVergil\u2019s Dido, is flawed in a number of ways when compared to the standards of the time period in which she was created. Her most basic flaw is the fact that she is biologically a woman. What\u2019s worse, she\u2019s achieved a station in life which the Romans would reserve exclusively for men\u2014she is the ruler of a kingdom and she wages war. And her most dreadful flaw\u2014she betrays the memory of her deceased husband and her duty as a widow, and by doing so, she delays the illustrious founder of Rome from his destined path.\nThe court of Augustus commissioned Vergil\u2019s Aenied, in part to validate itself. For this reason, it is not all that surprising that this portrayal of Dido seems to be filled with pity for a woman who should have known better, but at the same time since she is merely a woman she could not have known better, than to interfere with fates or to assume that she could avert the hero Aeneas from his fate. There\u2019s also a sense of pity for her because she is so tormented by the furies, but pity is certainly different than compassion\u2014Dido did, according to traditional Roman values, bring all of her pain and her ultimate suicide upon herself because she stepped above the appropriate position of women, and she violated the honor of her deceased husband. Perhaps in an attempt to protect herself from her own guilt, or perhaps in a way that is typically \u201cfeminine\u201d Dido believes her encounter with Aeneas in the cave was much more than what it was for him, \u201cFor Dido calls it marriage, and with this name she covers up her fault.\u201d (4.172) Dido\u2019s actions and reactions throughout this episode of the Aeneid are in line with the general attitudes toward women from that time\u2014she is merely an obstacle in Aeneas\u2019 path to glory.\nPerhaps Vergil felt pressure due to the commission of the Augustan court, or maybe his work simply reflects his own values. Regardless, Vergil\u2019s Dido represents the Roman values that devalue women and put the pursuit of destiny and the State above all else. These values are woven throughout the Aeneid, not just in the story of Dido. In an equally famous selection from the Aeneid, Aeneas flees his burning homeland carrying his aging father on his shoulders and leading his young son by the hand all while leaving his wife, Cruesa, follow behind. He does not realize that she is lost behind them until after she is gone. As Desmond describes in her When Dido Reads Virgil, \u201c\u2026and although Aeneas indulges in a long rhetorical expression of his loss (2.745-709) he does not blame himself for the decisions which led to Cruesa\u2019s death.\u201d (pg. 60) This passage from the Aeneid is the prime example of heroism in Roman epics\u2014defending one\u2019s elders, protecting the future of one\u2019s bloodline, and choosing Fate and State over the insignificant woman to whom one is wed. It is not out of line to then assert that Vergil\u2019s portrayal of the Dido tragedy is \u201cmasculinized\u201d, but this \u201cmasculinization\u201d may be no more than the result of context and style within which this the Aeneid was written.\nPerhaps it is inappropriate to try to classify these works along the lines of a masculine-feminine spectrum. Certainly Vergil created his Dido according to values of the Augustan court which was ruled by men. Does the fact that Ovid wrote from the view of Dido and allowed his character to express emotions make his character more feminine? Whether or not his portrayal is more feminine, Ovid\u2019s Dido is allowed to explore her emotions and to reflect upon her downfall in the moments before she commits the act of suicide. Instead of arguing that Ovid\u2019s Dido is more feminine, it should be argued that Ovid\u2019s portrayal is more compassionate\u2014more human\u2014than Vergil\u2019s.\nDido of Heroides 7 is not reduced to a woman madly raving through the town, instead she is aware of the mistakes she made, and she is reacting in a much more human respect. Her emotions alter several times through out her epistle as she struggles with her plight.\nOvid\u2019s Dido blames herself for falling in love with a man who is unable to return her love. She does not seem to rave as if possessed by furies; rather she is consumed with her own understanding of her fatal flaw. She says:\nNevertheless, I don\u2019t hate Aeneas, no matter how wrongly he thinks,\nbut I complain of treachery, and I, complaining, love the treacherous one worse.\n(Lines 25-30, as translated by Meri D'Ambrose and Betsy Donaldson)\nDido knows that she will never be able to convince Aeneas to stay with her, given his unyielding sense of duty. Perhaps, Desmond suggests, Ovid\u2019s Dido also recalls Aeneas\u2019 oration in which he told of his escape from Troy when he left his wife to her death without any hint of regret. She also certainly is aware of her foolishness\u2014caused by her love for Aeneas\u2014which will not allow her to emotionally let go of Aeneas and which will ultimately cause her to kill herself.\nOvid\u2019s Dido certainly does love more bitterly\u2014her love turns to hatred. Perhaps this is the nature of woman. Maybe Mercury was correct in his speech to Aeneas in the Aeneid, \u201cAlways fickle and inconstant is woman.\u201d (4.569-570) Or perhaps this is the nature of all humans\u2014such extreme emotions as love and hate are not that far from each other, and the passion engaged by both stems from the same part of our psyche.\nBecause of her hatred she begins to make idle threats and pleas to his honor, as though she can sway him from his path honoring his gods.\nI was not the first to feel your deceit\u2026\n(Lines, 79-82, as translated by Jo Ann Gasiewski)\nDido accuses Aeneas of lying and claims that his honor\u2014which he proudly declares through stories of symbolically baring weight for his gods, as well as physically baring the weight of his father out of their burning homeland\u2014is false. She also claims that she is just the next person in a series of many people who have suffered due by him\u2014most notably his first wife, Caseus.\nDido even further challenges his honor, while at the same time she expresses an almost twisted desire:\nAnd perhaps you, wickedly, leave pregnant Dido and may a part from my body be unknown\nto your enclosures. Will the infant of the miserable mother be added to the doom, and not\nyet will you be the originator of death for the born one, and when the brother of Ascanius dies\nby her preparing, and one punishment takes away the two joined together.\n(Lines 135-140, as translated by Chris McDonald)\nNot only does Ovid\u2019s Dido allude to Vergil\u2019s Aeneid (4.327) in that she believes that if she were to be pregnant that Aeneas would stay with her, but she also challenges his honor as the father of a son. She warns Aeneas that if she is indeed pregnant, his departure will not only cause her take her own life but that of his child\u2019s, and that he is the cause of both deaths.\nOvid\u2019s Dido also foreshadows\u2014albeit in a retrospective way\u2014the meeting of Dido and Aeneas in Book 6 of the Aeneid.\n(Lines 69-72, as translated by Jack Galuchie and Jo Ann Gasiewski)\nOvid\u2019s Dido at least believes that someday Aeneas will realize the pain, which he has inflicted upon her, and he will be truly sorry. Dido seems to find some solace in this belief.\nThe modern reader, armed with knowledge of traditional Roman values could perhaps interpret her bitter reactions as an expression of guilt\u2014her defensive posturing and her challenges to his honor. Indeed she does express her feelings of guilt for her betrayal of her dead husband\u2019s honor:\n(Lines 97-100, as translated by Kevra Lyons)\nDido is aware that she has betrayed her duty as a proper woman. Perhaps this leads her to her bitter reactions toward Aeneas.\nDido certainly is not without the desire to go out of her way to convince Aeneas to stay\u2014she is aware of the divine influence over the departure of Aeneas, but she will do anything it takes to hold onto her true love. As in the Aeneid, Ovid\u2019s Dido offers Carthage to Aeneas, hoping that he can use Carthage as his Rome in order to fulfill his destiny. She even offers to resist if that will help satisfy the wishes of his gods:\nFrom whence a triumph would procede because of his own prowess\n(Lines 151-158, as translated by Pete Minton and Will Ruthrauff)\n(165-170, as translated by Will Ruthrauff)\nDido is willing to give up all that she has struggled to achieve in order to simply keep Aeneas near her\u2014even if he is unwilling to have her as his wife.\nVergil\u2019s representation of Dido does not express very many emotions. She is a raving woman who is overcome by her feelings of guilt and abandonment and who represents a great obstacle to the Vergil\u2019s mighty hero\u2019s destiny\u2014she is two dimensional, and she serves her purpose as an important element of an epic poem designed to please an emperor. Ovid allows Dido to express a whole spectrum of emotions. She shows love, hatred, guilt, and despair among many others. She may or may not be a more feminine portrayal, but she is certainly a more human portrayal. This is evidence that that Ovid was not concerned with maintaining social norms, but was instead only concerned with exploring the artistic beauty he could find in the tragic story of Dido. The differences between these texts should not be seen as limiting one or the other, or as something which disallows a reader from enjoying both texts. 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        "raw_content": "Abington School District v. Schempp - Significance, Court Articulates A Test For Establishment Clause Questions, Reading The Bible In Public School\nSchool District of Abington Township, Pennsylvania Edward Lewis Schempp That a Pennsylvania law requiring daily Bible readings in public schools violates the First Amendment requirement of church-state separation. John D. Killian III and Philip H. Ward III Henry W. Sawyer III Hugo Lafayette Black, William J. Brennan, Jr., Tom C. Clark (writing for the Court), William O. Douglas, Arthur Goldberg, J\u2026\nAdams v. Williams - Significance, Protective Searches For Weapons Are Permissible, A Dangerous Extension Of Terry, Impact\nFrederick E. Adams Robert Williams That a police officer does not violate the Fourth Amendment by reaching in to a car window and removing a gun from the waistband of a driver when the officer has reason to believe that the suspect is armed and dangerous. Donald A. Browne Edward F. Hennessey III Harry A. Blackmun, Warren E. Burger, Lewis F. Powell, Jr., William H. Rehnquist (writing for the Court)\u2026\nAdderley v. Florida - Significance, Impact, Further Readings\nHarriett Louise Adderley, et al. State of Florida That the arrest of 107 demonstrators petitioning on the property of the Leon County jail was a breach of their rights to free speech, assembly, petition, equal protection of the laws, and due process of law. Richard Yale Feder William D. Roth, Assistant Attorney General of Florida Hugo Lafayette Black (writing for the Court), William O. Douglas, Jo\u2026\nAfroyim v. Rusk - Significance\nAfroyim Dean Rusk, U.S. Secretary of State Section 401(e) of the Nationality Act of 1940, 8 U.S.C. sec. 801 (1946), which provided that American citizens automatically lost their citizenship if they voted in a foreign election, was unconstitutional under the Fourteenth Amendment. Edward J. Ennis Charles Gordon Hugo Lafayette Black (writing for the Court), William J. Brennan, Jr., William O. Dougla\u2026\nAlbert Henry DeSalvo Trial: 1967 - Sanity Hearing, Final Arguments\nDefendant: Albert Henry DeSalvo Crimes Charged: Armed Robbery, Sex Offenses Chief Defense Lawyer: F. Lee Bailey Chief Prosecutor: Donald L. Conn Judge: Cornelius J. Moynihan Place: Cambridge, Massachusetts Date of Trial: January 11-18, 1967 Verdict: Guilty Sentence: Life Imprisonment SIGNIFICANCE: When Albert DeSalvo stood trial in Massachusetts courtroom for armed robbery and sexual assault, ever\u2026\nAlbertson v. Subversive Activities Control Board - Significance, Registration Requirement Struck Down, Senator Joseph Mccarthy\nWilliam Albertson Subversive Activities Control Board That the requirement of the Internal Security Act of 1950 (the McCarran Act) that members of the Communist Party register with the attorney general violates the Fifth Amendment privilege against self-incrimination. Kevin T. Maroney John J. Abt Hugo Lafayette Black, William J. Brennan, Jr. (writing for the Court), Tom C. Clark, William O. Dougla\u2026\nAlice Crimmins Trials: 1968 1971 - Trial Begins Three Years Later, Observed From Above, A New Trial, Suggestions For Further Reading\nDefendant: Alice Crimmins Crimes Charged: First trial, murder; Second trial, murder and manslaughter Chief Defense Attorneys: First trial: Marty Baron and Harold Harrison; Second trial: William Erlbaum and Herbert Lyon. Chief Prosecutors: First trial: Anthony Lombardino and James Mosely; Second trial: Thomas Demakos and Vincent Nicolosi. Judges: First trial: Peter Farrell; second trial: George Bal\u2026\nAngela Davis Trial: 1972 - Davis Ridicules Case, Mysterious Telephone Number Surfaces\nDefendant: Angela Y. Davis Crimes Charged: Murder, kidnapping, and conspiracy Chief Defense Lawyers: Leo Branton, Jr., Margaret Burnham, Howard Moore, Jr., Sheldon Otis, and Dorris Brin Walker Chief Prosecutor: Albert Harris Judge: Richard E. Arnason Place: San Jose, California Dates of Trial: February 28-June 4, 1972 Verdict: Not guilty SIGNIFICANCE: A unique mix of murder, race, and politics ens\u2026\nApodaca v. Oregon - Significance, The Sixth And Fourteenth Amendment Cases, A Less Than Unanimous Court, Further Readings\nRobert Apodaca, Henry Morgan Cooper, Jr., and James Arnold Madden State of Oregon That the conviction by a less than unanimous jury verdict, permitted under Oregon state law, violated his right to trial by jury as guaranteed under the Sixth and Fourteenth Amendments of the Constitution. Richard B. Sobol Jacob B. Tanzer, Solicitor General of Oregon Harry A. Blackmun, Warren E. Burger, Lewis F. Powe\u2026\nAptheker v. Secretary of State - Significance, The Subversive Activities Control Act, Further Readings\nHerbert Aptheker Dean Rusk, U.S. Secretary of State That the provision of the Internal Security Act of 1950 denying passports to members of the American Communist Party interferes with the constitutional right to travel. John J. Abt, Joseph Forer Abram Chayes Hugo Lafayette Black, William J. Brennan, Jr., William O. Douglas, Arthur Goldberg (writing for the Court), Potter Stewart, Earl Warren Tom \u2026\nArgersinger v. Hamlin - Significance\nJon Richard Argersinger Raymond Hamlin, Leon County Sheriff, Florida That being sentenced to jail after a trial where he was not represented by counsel violated the Sixth Amendment. J. Michael Shea, Bruce S. Rogow George R. Georgieff Harry A. Blackmun, William J. Brennan, Jr., Warren E. Burger, William O. Douglas (writing for the Court), Thurgood Marshall, Lewis F. Powell, Jr., William H. Rehnquis\u2026\nBenton v. Maryland - Significance, Double Jeopardy\nJohn Dalmer Benton State of Maryland That his conviction and sentencing for burglary and larceny, accomplished in two state court trials after the initial verdict was thrown out due to jury invalidation, was in violation of his constitutional protection from double jeopardy (being tried more than once for the same offense). M. Michael Cramer Francis B. Burch Hugo Lafayette Black, William J. Brenna\u2026\nBond v. Floyd - Significance, Can States Require That Legislators Meet Ethical Standards?, Maximum Freedom To Say Anything, Anywhere, At Any Time\nJulian Bond State of Georgia That the Georgia House of Representatives, to which the petitioner had been elected, could not refuse to seat him because of his statements criticizing the Vietnam War. Howard Moore, Jr., Leonard B. Boudin, Victor Rabinowitz Arthur K. Bolton, William L. Harper, Alfred L. Evans, Jr., Paul L. Hanes Hugo Lafayette Black, William J. Brennan, Jr., Tom C. Clark, William O. D\u2026\nBowe v. Colgate-Palmolive - Significance, Protective Legislation, Gender Segregation, The First Round, Appeals Court Overrules, Impact\nThelma Bowe et al. Colgate-Palmolive Company and International Chemical Workers Union, Local #15 That companies do not have the right to segregate jobs on the basis of gender by limiting women to less strenuous jobs. Marion W. Garnett Herbert L. Segal Walter J. Cummings, Otto Kerner, Henry S. Wise Chicago, Illinois 26 September 1969 Companies may not use job classification systems that discriminat\u2026\nBrandenburg v. Ohio - Significance, The Ohio Criminal Syndicalism Law, Whitney Reversed, Impact\nClarence Brandenburg State of Ohio That conviction of Brandenburg under the Ohio Criminal Syndicalism Act violated the free speech clauses of the First and Fourteenth Amendments. Allen Brown Leonard Kirschner Hugo L. Black, William J. Brennan, Jr., William O. Douglas, Abe Fortas, John M. Harlan II, Thurgood Marshall, Potter Stewart, Earl Warren, Byron R. White (unsigned) None Washington, D.C. 9 Ju\u2026\nBranzburg v. Hayes - Significance, Dissent Proposes Qualified Protection For Confidential News Sources, Pro And Con: Naming Media Sources\nPaul M. Branzburg John P. Hayes, Judge That the First Amendment's guarantee of freedom of the press provides the press with a privilege protecting the confidentiality of media sources. Edgar A. Zingman Edwin A. Schroering, Jr. Harry A. Blackmun, Warren E. Burger, Lewis F. Powell, Jr., William H. Rehnquist, Byron R. White (writing for the Court) William J. Brennan, Jr., William O. Douglas, Thurgood\u2026\nBrief for Appellant - Brief For Appellant, Table Of Contents, Jurisdiction, Statutes Involved, Questions Presented, Statement Of The Case\nBrief for Appellee - In The Supreme Court Of The United Statesno. 78\u00e2\u20ac\u201c18, 1971 Term, Brief For Appelleestatement Of The Case\nBrief for Petitioner - On Writ Of Certiorari To The Supreme Court Of The State Of Arizonabrief For Petitioner, Jurisdiction\nBrief for Respondent - On Writ Of Certiorari To The Supreme Court Of The State Of Arizonabrief For Respondent, Question Presented\nBrown v. Louisiana - Significance, Impact\nHenry Brown State of Louisiana A breach of the peace statute that banned Louisiana residents from protesting in public facilities was unconstitutional because it violated the freedom of speech and assembly rights (First and Fourteenth Amendments) of five protesters. Carl Rachlin Richard Kilbourne William J. Brennan, Jr., William O. Douglas, Abe Fortas (writing for the Court), Earl Warren, Byron R.\u2026\nCandace Mossier and Melvin Lane Powers Trial: 1966 - Sexual Perversions, Preparing An Alibi, More Unsolved Mysteries\nDefendants: Candace Mossier and Melvin Lane Powers Crime Charged: Murder Chief Defense Lawyers: Henry Carr, Percy Foreman, Walter E. McGwinn, Marian Rosen, Harvey St. Jean, and Clyde Woody Chief Prosecutors: Richard E. Gerstein, Arthur E. Huttoe, and Gerald Kogan Judge: George E. Schulz Dates of Trial: January 17-March 6, 1966 Verdict: Not guilty SIGNIFICANCE: Millions of dollars were at stake in \u2026\nCarl Anthony Coppolino Trials: 1966 1967 - Round One, Devastating Cross-examination, Florida Fights Back, Suggestions For Further Reading\nDefendant: Carl Anthony Coppolino Crime Charged: Murder Chief Defense Lawyers: Joseph Afflitto, F. Lee Bailey, and Joseph Mattice Chief Prosecutors: First trial: Vincent Keuper; second trial: Frank Schaub Judges: First trial: Elvin R. Simmill; second trial: Lynn Silvertooth Places: First trial: Monmouth County, New Jersey; second trial: Naples, Florida Dates of Trials: First trial: December 5-15, \u2026\nCharles Manson Trial: 1970-71 - Atkins Reverses Course, A \"helter Skelter\" Scheme, Case Draws Presidential Remark, Manson Speaks\nDefendants: Charles Manson, Susan Atkins, Patricia Krenwinkel, Leslie Van Houten Crimes Charged: First-degree murder and conspiracy to commit murder Chief Defense Lawyers: Irving Kanarek (for Manson), Daye Shinn (for Atkins), Paul Fitzgerald (for Krenwinkel), Maxwell Keith, Ronald Hughes, and Ira Reiner (for Van Houten) Chief Prosecutor: Vincent Bugliosi and Aaron Stovitz Judge: Charles H. Older P\u2026\nChicago Seven Trial: 1969 - Seale Bound And Gagged, Star-studded Witnesses Appear, Guilty Verdicts Multiply, Suggestions For Further Reading\nDefendants: Rennard C. Davis, David Dellinger, John R. Froines, Thomas H. Hayden, Abbott Hoffman, Jerry C. Rubin, Bobby G. Seale and Lee Weiner Crimes Charged: Incitement to riot and conspiracy Chief Defense Lawyers: William Kunstler and Leonard Weinglass Chief Prosecutors: Roger Cubbage, Thomas A. Foran, and Richard G. Shultz Judge: Julius J. Hoffman Place: Chicago, Illinois Dates of Trial: Septe\u2026\nChimel v. California - Significance, Setting The Standard, Warrantless Emergency Search, Impact, Further Readings\nTed Chimel State of California That the warrantless search of Chimel's entire house, incident to arrest, was not justifiable under the Fourth Amendment. Keith C. Monroe Ronald M. George William J. Brennan, Jr., Warren E. Burger, William O. Douglas, John Marshall Harlan II, Thurgood Marshall, Potter Stewart (writing for the Court) Hugo Lafayette Black, Byron R. White (Abe Fortas retired) Washington\u2026\nClay Shaw Trial: 1969 - Garrison: Hands Over The Reins, Focus Shifts To Zapruder Film\nDefendant: Clay L. Shaw Crime Charged: Conspiracy to assassinate John F. Kennedy Chief Defense Lawyers: Irvin Dymond, Salvatore Panzeca, Edward F. Wegmann, and William J. Wegmann Chief Prosecutors: James Alcock, William Alford, Jim Garrison, Alvin Oser, and Andrew Sciambra Judge: Edward A. Haggerty Place: New Orleans, Louisiana Dates of Trial: January 31-March 1, 1969 Verdict: Not guilty SIGNIFICA\u2026\nCohen v. California - Significance, Court Upholds First Amendment Protection For Nonverbal Aspects Of Communication\nPaul Robert Cohen The State of California That wearing a jacket bearing a controversial opinion about the draft in a county courthouse constituted political speech protected by the First Amendment. Melville B. Nimmer Michael T. Sauer William J. Brennan, Jr., William O. Douglas, John Marshall Harlan II (writing for the Court), Thurgood Marshall, Potter Stewart Hugo Lafayette Black, Harry A. Blackmu\u2026\nCollie Leroy Wilkins Trial: 1965 - Suggestions For Further Reading\nDefendants: William Orville Eaton, Eugene Thomas, and Collie Leroy Wilkins, Jr. Crime Charged: Felony conspiracy to deny a citizen's constitutional rights Chief Defense Lawyer: Arthur Hanes Chief Prosecutor: John Doar Judge: Frank M. Johnson, Jr. Place: Montgomery, Alabama Dates of Trial: November 29-December 3, 1965 Verdict: Guilty Sentence: 10 years imprisonment SIGNIFICANCE: Twice frustr\u2026\nCoolidge v. New Hampshire - The Investigation Of A \"particularly Brutal Murder\" And The Trial That Followed, The Improper Use Of A Warrant\nEdward H. Coolidge, Jr. State of New Hampshire The petitioner stated that the warrant authorizing the seizure and subsequent search of his automobile should be considered invalid on the ground that it was a violation of the Fourth and Fourteenth Amendments of the U.S. Constitution. Archibald Cox Alexander Kalinski William J. Brennan, Jr., William O. Douglas, John Marshall Harlan II, Potter Stewart\u2026\nCox v. Louisiana - Significance, Protests In Baton Rouge, No Breach Of Peace, Public Passages Not Obstructed, Picketing Before A Courthouse\nReverend B. Elton Cox State of Louisiana That the convictions under a local breach-of-the-peace law of a minister leading a peaceful protest against segregation policies violated his First Amendment rights of free speech. Nils Douglas (I) and Carl Rachlin (II) Ralph L. Roy Hugo L. Black, William J. Brennan, Jr., Tom C. Clark, William O. Douglas, Arthur Goldberg (writing for the Court), Potter Stew\u2026\nCurt Flood Trial and Appeals: 1970-72 - Flood's Conditioning, The Playoffs, Three Strikes \u00e2\u20ac\u00a6, Extra Innings, Suggestions For Further Reading\nPlaintiff: Curt Flood Defendants: Commissioner of baseball, presidents of the National League and American League, and owners of all 24 major league baseball clubs Plaintiff Claim: Organized baseball does fall under the definition of interstate commerce and is a monopoly; therefore the trading of baseball players without their agreement is an unreasonable restraint of trade in violation of the She\u2026\nCurtis Publishing Co. v. Butts - Two Cases Of Libel?, Impact\nCurtis Publishing Company Wally Butts That the ruling in New York Times v. Sullivan (1964) allowing public officials to sue for libel only if they can prove actual malice or reckless disregard for the truth should be extended to public figures as well. Herbert Wechsler, William Rogers Allen Lockerman, Clyde J. Watts Tom C. Clark, Abe Fortas, John Marshall Harlan II (writing for the Court), Earl W\u2026\nDandridge v. Williams - Significance, Welfare Regulation\nEdmund P. Dandridge, Jr., et al. Linda Williams et al. That the Maryland maximum grant regulation was in conflict with the Federal Social Security Act and with equal protection under the Fourteenth Amendment. George W. Liebmann Joseph A. Matera Hugo Lafayette Black, Warren E. Burger, John Marshall Harlan II, Potter Stewart (writing for the Court), Byron R. White William J. Brennan, Jr., William O.\u2026\nDuncan v. Louisiana - Decision, Background Amendments And The History Of Trial By Jury, The Allegations Against Gary Duncan\nGary Duncan State of Louisiana That the state denied him his Sixth Amendment right to a trial by jury, which the Fourteenth Amendment guarantees at the state level. Richard B. Sobol Dorothy D. Wolbrette Hugo Lafayette Black, William J. Brennan, Jr., William O. Douglas, Abe Fortas, Thurgood Marshall, Earl Warren, Byron R. White (writing for the Court) John Marshall Harlan II, Potter Stewart Washing\u2026\nDunn v. Blumstein - The Durational Residency Requirement, Close Constitutional Scrutiny, Further Readings\nWinfield C. Dunn, Governor of Tennessee James F. Blumstein That the state of Tennessee's durational residency requirement for suffrage was constitutional. Robert H. Roberts James F. Blumstein Harry A. Blackmun, Warren E. Burger, William O. Douglas, Thurgood Marshall (writing for the Court), Potter Stewart, Byron R. White William J. Brennan, Jr. (Lewis F. Powell, Jr., and William H. Rehnquist did n\u2026\nEdwards v. South Carolina - Significance, Uncodified Breach Of Peace Crime Held Not A \"time, Place, And Manner\" Restriction\nJames Edwards, Jr. State of South Carolina That the South Carolina common law crime of breach of the peace, as applied to a peaceful march to protest racial discrimination, infringes on the First Amendment guarantee of free speech. Jack Greenberg Lionel R. McLeod Hugo Lafayette Black, William J. Brennan, Jr., William O. Douglas, Arthur Goldberg, John Marshall Harlan II, Potter Stewart, Earl Warren\u2026\nEisenstadt v. Baird - Significance, Among The Lower Courts, At The Supreme Court, Further Readings\nThomas Eisenstadt, sheriff of Suffolk County, Massachusetts William R. Baird, Jr. That the lower courts erred in overturning Baird's conviction on charges of distributing contraceptives without a medical license and to unmarried people. Joseph R. Nolan Joseph Balliro before the lower courts; Joseph D. Tydings before the Supreme Court Harry A. Blackmun, William J. Brennan, Jr. (writing for the Cour\u2026\nEl Paso v. Simmons - Case Background, A Violation Of The Contract Clause Or A Lawful Remedy?\nCity of El Paso Greenberry Simmons That the property in question was rightfully returned to the state of Texas after its forfeiture by Greenberry Simmons. William J. Mounce Greenberry Simmons William J. Brennan, Jr., Tom C. Clark, William O. Douglas, Arthur Goldberg, John Marshall Harlan II, Potter Stewart, Earl Warren, Byron R. White (writing for the Court) Hugo Lafayette Black Washington, D.C. 1\u2026\nEpperson v. Arkansas - Significance, Further Readings\nErnesto Miranda Trials: 1963 1967 - Tainted Evidence, Conviction Overturned\nDefendant: Ernesto Miranda Crimes Charged: Kidnapping and rape Chief Defense Lawyers: First trial: Alvin Moore; second Trial: John Flynn Chief Prosecutors: First trial: Laurence Turoff; second trial: Robert Corbin Judges: First trial: Yale McFate; second trial: Lawrence K. Wren Place: Phoenix, Arizona Dates of Trials: June 20-27, 1963; February 15-March 1, 1967 Verdict: Guilty, both trials Sentenc\u2026\nEscobedo v. Illinois - Significance, The Supreme Court Confirms A Criminal Suspect's Right To Have An Attorney, The Right To Counsel\nDanny Escobedo State of Illinois That once a person detained by police for questioning about a crime becomes a suspect, his Sixth Amendment right to counsel becomes effective. Barry L. Kroll James R. Thompson Hugo Lafayette Black, William J. Brennan, Jr., William O. Douglas, Arthur Goldberg (writing for the Court), Earl Warren Tom C. Clark, John Marshall Harlan II, Potter Stewart, Byron R. White W\u2026\nEvans v. Newton - Significance, A Bequest To The Public, A Public Or A Private Facility?, Impact, De Facto Segregation\nEvans, et al. Newton, et al. That a Macon, Georgia park that had been left to the city on the condition that it be open to white people be desegregated, even though the park had recently reverted to private control. Jack Greenberg C. Baxter Jones and Frank C. Jones William J. Brennan, Jr., Tom C. Clark, William O. Douglas (writing for the Court), Abe Fortas, Earl Warren, Byron R. White Hugo Lafaye\u2026\nFerguson v. Skrupa DBA Credit Advisors - The Facts Of The Case, High Court Rules, Broad Scope For State Legislatures\nWilliam M. Ferguson Skrupa DBA Credit Advisors That Kansas legislation regulating the business of \"debt adjusting\" did not constitute a violation of constitutional due process. William M. Ferguson Lawrence Weigand Hugo Lafayette Black (writing for the Court), William J. Brennan, Jr., Tom C. Clark, Arthur Goldberg, John Marshall Harlan II, William O. Douglas, Potter Stewart, Earl Warren, Byron R. W\u2026\nFreedman v. Maryland - Significance, Further Readings\nRonald Freedman State of Maryland That Maryland's statute requiring that all films be submitted to a board of censors before being exhibited violated freedom of expression protected by the First Amendment. Felix J. Bilgrey Thomas B. Finan Hugo Lafayette Black, William J. Brennan, Jr. (writing for the Court), Tom C. Clark, William O. Douglas, Arthur Goldberg, John Marshall Harlan II, Potter Stewart\u2026\nFuentes v. Shevin - Debtors' Rights And Contractual Agreements, Impact, Writ Of Replevin\nMargarita Fuentes Robert L. Shevin Denying debtors a hearing before merchandise is reposed by private creditors violates the Fourteenth Amendment's guarantee that no state shall deprive any person of property without due process of law. Michael Abbott Herbert T. Schwartz William J. Brennan, Jr., William O. Douglas, Thurgood Marshall, Potter Stewart (writing for the Court) Harry A. Blackmun, Warren\u2026\nFurman v. Georgia - Significance, Furman Sentenced To Death, Court Severely Restricts Death Penalty, Jackson And Branch, Related Cases\nWilliam Henry Furman State of Georgia That the Georgia death penalty constituted cruel and unusual punishment in violation of the Eight and Fourteenth Amendments. Anthony G. Amsterdam, Elizabeth B. Dubois, Jack Greenberg, Jack Himmelstein, B. Clarence Mayfield, Michael Meltsner Dorothy T. Beasley, Arthur K. Bolton, Harold N. Hill, Jr., Andrew J. Ryan, Jr., Andrew J. Ryan III, Courtney Wilder Stant\u2026\nFurman v. Georgia - Further Readings\nFurman centered on the convictions and death sentences of three African American men: William Henry Furman was convicted in Georgia for murder, Lucius Jackson was convicted in Georgia for rape, and Elmer Branch was convicted in Texas for rape. The juries in each of the cases were not mandated by law to vote for the death penalty, nor were they given specific criteria to evaluate in making their pe\u2026\nFurman v. Georgia: 1972 - Furman Sentenced To Death, Court Severely Restricts Death Penalty, Suggestions For Further Reading\nAppellant & Defendant: William Henry Furman Appellee & Plaintiff: State of Georgia Appellant Claim: That the Georgia death penalty constituted cruel and unusual punishment in violation of the Eight and Fourteenth Amendments Chief Defense Lawyers: Dorothy T. Beasley, Arthur K. Bolton, Harold N. Hill, Jr., Andrew J. Ryan, Jr., Andrew J. Ryan, Ill and Courtney Wilder Stanton Chief Lawye\u2026\nGeorgetown College v. Jones - Significance, Crisis Develops At Georgetown Hospital, Impact, Refusal Of Treatment, Further Readings\nGeorgetown College v. Jones: 1963 - Crisis Develops At Georgetown Hospital, Suggestions For Further Reading\nPlaintiff: Georgetown College, now known as Georgetown University Defendant: Jessie E. Jones Plaintiff Claim: That the courts should overrule Jones' refusal to permit a blood transfusion for his wife, who was being treated in the school's hospital Chief Defense Lawyers: Ralph H. Deckelbaum and Bernard Margolius Chief Lawyers for Plaintiff: Peter R. Taft, Harold Ungar, and Edward Benn\u2026\nGibson v. Florida Legislative Investigation Committee - Significance, Investigating Suspected Communists, Strengthening The Individual Freedom Of Association, Justifying The Legislative Power Of Investigation\nTheodore R. Gibson Florida Legislative Investigation Committee That requiring the Miami branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People to use its membership list during investigative hearings to determine if its membership included alleged Communists violated the members' constitutional right to freedom of association. Robert L. Carter Mark R. Hawes Hugo Lafayette Black, \u2026\nGideon v. Wainwright - Significance, Court Unanimously Votes To Overturn Betts V. Brady, The Warren Court, Further Readings\nClarence Earl Gideon Louie L. Wainwright, Director, Division of Corrections That the Sixth Amendment requires states to provide legal counsel for impoverished criminal defendants charged with serious offenses. Abe Fortas Bruce R. Jacob Hugo Lafayette Black (writing for the Court), William J. Brennan, Jr., Tom C. Clark, William O. Douglas, Arthur Goldberg, John Marshall Harlan II, Potter Stewart, E\u2026\nGoldberg v. Kelly - The Principles Involved, What Happened, Procedural Due Process\nJohn Kelly, et al. Jack R. Goldberg, Commissioner of Social Services of the city of New York State and city welfare officials were terminating financial aid without prior notice and hearing, violating due process. Lee A. Albert John J. Loflin, Jr. William J. Brennan, Jr. (writing for the Court), John Marshall Harlan II, William O. Douglas, Thurgood Marshall, Harry A. Blackmun, Byron R. White Hugo \u2026\nGraham v. Richardson - Significance\nCarmen Richardson, et al. John O. Graham, Commissioner, Department of Public Welfare, State of Arizona Arizona's alien residency requirements violated the Equal Protection Clause and the constitutional right to travel; they conflicted with the Social Security Act, as the Supremacy Clause took precedence; Congress had regulatory powers over aliens, not individual states. Anthony B. Ching Michael S.\u2026\nGravel v. United States - Significance, Private Publication Not Protected, Impact\nFrank Gravel, U.S. Senator United States That a senator's aide shares the protections guaranteeing the senator freedom of speech and debate. Robert J. Reinstein and Charles L. Fishman Erwin N. Griswold, U.S. Solicitor General Harry A. Blackmun (announced the opinion), Warren E. Burger, Lewis F. Powell, Jr., William H. Rehnquist, Byron R. White (writing for the Court) William J. Brennan, Jr., Willi\u2026\nGrayned v. City of Rockford - Significance, Who Made The Noise?, Broad Laws And Specific Restrictions, The Lone Dissenter, Related Cases\nRichard Grayned City of Rockford That he should not have been convicted for his participation in a demonstration that allegedly violated the city of Rockford's anti-picketing and antinoise ordinances because the ordinances were overbroad and should be struck down. Sophia H. Hall William E. Collins Harry A. Blackmun, William J. Brennan, Jr., Warren E. Burger, Thurgood Marshall (writing for the Cour\u2026\nGreen v. County School Board - Historical Background, The Facts At Hand, The Supreme Court Reverses\nCharles C. Green, et al. County School Board of New Kent County, Virginia, et al. That the New Kent County School Board's \"freedom of choice\" plan allowing students to choose their own public schools is not an acceptable method for reversing segregation. Samuel W. Tucker, Jack Greenberg Frederick T. Gray Hugo Lafayette Black, William J. Brennan, Jr. (writing for the Court), William O. Douglas, Abe\u2026\nGriffin v. California - Significance, A Remnant Of The Inquisitorial System, Unwarranted Inferences, Impact, Federal Circuit Court\nGriffin State of California That a prosecutor's comment on the fact that the defendant, Griffin, did not take the stand in a state criminal trial violated the Self-Incrimination Clause of the Fifth Amendment. Morris Lavine Albert W. Harris Hugo Lafayette Black, William J. Brennan, Jr., Tom C. Clark, William O. Douglas (writing for the Court), Arthur Goldberg, John Marshall Harlan II Potter Stewart\u2026\nGriswold v. Connecticut - Significance, 1879 Law Alive And Well, On To The Supreme Court, Decision Reverses Convictions\nCharles Lee Buxton, Estelle T. Griswold State of Connecticut That Connecticut's birth-control laws violated its citizens' constitutional rights. Tom Emerson, Fowler Harper, Harriet Pilpel, Catherine Roraback Joseph B. Clark William J. Brennan, Jr., Tom C. Clark, William O. Douglas (writing for the Court), Arthur Goldberg, John Marshall Harlan II, Earl Warren, Byron R. White Hugo Lafayette Black, P\u2026\nGriswold v. Connecticut: 1964 - 1879 Law Alive And Well, On To The Supreme Court, Decision Reverses Convictions, Griswold, Applied Outside The Marital Bedroom\nAppellants: Charles Lee Buxton and Estelle Griswold Defendant: State of Connecticut Appellants Claim: That Connecticut's birth-control laws violated its citizens' constitutional rights Chief Defense Lawyer: Joseph B. Clark Chief Lawyers for Appellants: Tom Emerson, Fowler Harper, Harriet Pilpel, and Catherine Roraback Justices: Hugo L. Black, William J. Brennan, Jr., Tom C. Clark, Wi\u2026\nHadley v. Junior College District - Significance, The Lower Court Rulings, The Supreme Court Ruling, Apportionment Scheme Ruled Unconstitutional\nDella Hadley et al. The Junior College District of Metropolitan Kansas City, Missouri et al. That the voting rights of a group of junior college district residents were unconstitutionally diluted in violation of the \"one man, one vote\" principle. Irving Achtenberg William J. Burrell Hugo Lafayette Black (writing for the Court), Harry A. Blackmun, William J. Brennan, Jr., William O. Douglas, Thurgo\u2026\nHarper v. Virginia State Board of Elections - Significance, Further Readings\nHarris v. New York - Alleged Heroin Sale, Miranda V. Arizona, Testifying Against Oneself, Decision On Harris\nViven Harris State of New York That Harris's constitutional rights had been violated, and thus his narcotics conviction should be overturned. Joel Martin Aurnou James J. Duggan Harry A. Blackmun, Warren E. Burger (writing for the Court), John Marshall Harlan II, Potter Stewart, Byron R. White Hugo Lafayette Black, William J. Brennan, Jr., William O. Douglas, Thurgood Marshall Washington, D.C. 24 F\u2026\nHarrisburg Coalition Against Ruining the Environment v. Volpe - Significance, No Evidence Of Discriminatory Effect, Impact, Further Readings\nHarrisburg Coalition Against Ruining the Environment, et al. John A. Volpe, Secretary of the U.S. Department of Transportation, et al. That the construction of two highways through a city park would deny equal housing and recreational opportunities to African American residents in violation of the Equal Protection Clause of the Constitution, and that the Department of Transportation's decision to \u2026\nHeart of Atlanta Motel v. United States - Significance, Supreme Court Affirms Congressional Authority To Regulate Private Business Under The Commerce Clause\nHeart of Atlanta Motel, Inc. United States That provisions of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, requiring hotel and motel owners to provide accommodations to African Americans, cannot be enforced against privately owned public accommodations. Moreton Rolleston, Jr. Archibald Cox, U.S. Solicitor General Hugo Lafayette Black, William J. Brennan, Jr., Tom C. Clark (writing for the Court), William O. Doug\u2026\nHuey P. Newton Trial: 1968 - Grand Jury Becomes Issue, Surprise Witness Surfaces, Jury Disappoints All, Two More Trials, Then A Dismissal\nDefendant: Huey P. Newton Crimes Charged: First-degree murder, felonious assault, and kidnapping Chief Defense Lawyer: Charles R. Garry Chief Prosecutor: Lowell Jensen Judge: Monroe Friedman Place: Oakland, California Dates of Trial: July 15-September 8, 1968 Verdict: Guilty of voluntary manslaughter; not guilty of felonious assault; kidnapping charge dismissed Sentences: 2-15 years SIGNIFICANCE: \u2026\nIn re Gault - Significance, Supreme Court Declares Juvenile Justice System Delinquent As To Due Process\nPaul L. Gault and Marjorie Gault, parents of Gerald Francis Gault, a minor State of Arizona That the Fourteenth Amendment requires states to accord juvenile criminal defendants the same due process rights given to adults accused of criminal offenses. Norman Dorsen Frank A. Parks, Attorney General of Arizona Hugo Lafayette Black, William J. Brennan, Jr., Tom C. Clark, William O. Douglas, Abe Fortas\u2026\nIn re Winship - Significance, Due Process Requires Proof Beyond A Reasonable Doubt, Creating Rights, Further Readings\nSamuel Winship State of New York That his conviction of a crime in a juvenile delinquency proceeding was unconstitutional because the state did not prove that he committed the crime beyond a reasonable doubt Rena K. Uviller Stanley Buchsbaum Harry A. Blackmun, William J. Brennan, Jr., (writing for the Court), William O. Douglas, John Marshall Harlan II, Thurgood Marshall, Byron R. White Hugo Lafay\u2026\nJack Ruby Trial: 1964 - A Police Buff, Most Jurors Saw The Shooting, Psychomotor Epilepsy, Eeg Tracings, Suggestions For Further Reading\nDefendant: Jack Leon Ruby Crime Charged: Murder Chief Defense Lawyers: Melvin Mouron Belli, Phil Burleson, Robert B. Denson, Elmer Gertz, Tom Howard, William Kuntsler, and Joe Tonahill Chief Prosecutors: William F. Alexander, Jim Bowie, Henry Menasco Wade, Jr., and Frank Watts Judge: Joe Brantley Brown Place: Dallas, Texas Dates of Trial: March 4-14, 1964 Verdict: Guilty SIGNIFICANCE: The signific\u2026\nJacobellis v. Ohio - Significance, Defining Obscenity, Other Opinions: \"i Know It When I See It\", Consequences Of Jacobellis\nNico Jacobellis State of Ohio That under the First and Fourteenth Amendments, he should not have been punished for showing The Lovers, a film deemed obscene under Ohio State law. John T. Corrigan Ephraim London Hugo Lafayette Black, William J. Brennan, Jr. (writing for the Court), William O. Douglas, Arthur Goldberg, Potter Stewart, Byron R. White Tom C. Clark, John Marshall Harlan II, Earl Warren\u2026\nJohn Hill Trial: 1971 - Motive: Failed Divorce, Outburst Leads To Mistrial, Retrial Unnecessary\nDefendant: John Robert Hill Crime Charged: Murder Chief Defense Lawyers: Donald Fullenweider and Richard Haynes Chief Prosecutors: Erwin Ernst and l.D. McMaster Judge: Frederick Hooey Place: Houston, Texas Dates of Trial: February 15-26, 1971 Verdict: Mistrial SIGNIFICANCE: Sensational trials are not uncommon in Texas, but the extraordinary sequence of events that followed the death of Joan Hill m\u2026\nJohn Marshall Branion Trial: 1968 - Imperfect Alibi, Illicit Love, On The Run\nName of Defendant: John Marshall Branion, Jr. Crime Charged: Murder Chief Defense Lawyer: Maurice Scott Chief Prosecutor: Patrick A. Tuite Judge: Reginald J. Hoizer Place: Chicago, Illinois Dates of Trial: May 15-28, 1968 Verdict: Guilty Sentence: 20-30 years SIGNIFICANCE: The murder conviction of John Marshall Branion, Jr., a prominent black doctor and confidant of Martin Luther King, Jr., was ac\u2026\nJohnson v. Louisiana - Significance, Impact\nFrank Johnson State of Louisiana Louisiana's constitutional provisions, which allowed less-than-unanimous guilty verdicts in criminal cases, violated the Due Process and Equal Protection Clauses of the Fourteenth Amendment. Richard A. Buckley Louise Korns Harry A. Blackmun, Warren E. Burger, Lewis F. Powell, Jr., William H. Rehnquist, Byron R. White (writing for the Court) William J. Brennan, Jr.,\u2026\nJones v. Alfred H. Mayer Co. - Significance, The Same Right As White Citizens\nJoseph Lee Jones Alfred H. Mayer Co., a housing development company That the respondent's refusal to sell him a home strictly because he was black was in violation of the Civil Rights Act of 1866. Samuel H. Liberman Israel Treiman Hugo Lafayette Black, William J. Brennan, Jr., William O. Douglas, Abe Fortas, Thurgood Marshall, Potter Stewart (writing for the Court), Earl Warren John Marshall Harla\u2026\nKastigar v. United States - Case Background, How Comprehensive Must The Offered Immunity Be?\nCharles Joseph Kastigar, Michael Gorean Stewart United States That the petitioners were correct to refuse to testify because only transactional immunity, which was not granted, would satisfy the Fifth Amendment with respect to self-incrimination. Hugh R. Manes Erwin N. Griswold Harry A. Blackmun, Warren E. Burger, Lewis F. Powell, Jr. (writing for the Court), Potter Stewart, Byron R. White William\u2026\nKatz v. United States - Significance, The Pros And Cons Of Wiretapping\nCharles Katz United States That evidence obtained by a wiretap on a public phone violated the Fourth Amendment's prohibition of unreasonable search and seizure and should have been ruled inadmissible. Harvey A. Schneider and Burton Marks John S. Martin, Jr. William J. Brennan, Jr., William O. Douglas, Abe Fortas, John Marshall Harlan II, Thurgood Marshall, Potter Stewart (writing for the Court), E\u2026\nKatzenbach v. McClung - Significance, Further Readings\nKatzenbach v. Morgan - Significance, Voting Rights Act Of 1965, A Plain And Consistent Act, Impact, Further Readings\nU.S. Attorney General Nicholas Katzenbach and New York City Board of Elections Morgan and other registered voters That the Voting Rights Act of 1965 is a valid congressional act for enforcing the Fourteenth Amendment's Equal Protection Clause. Alfred Avins Solicitor General Thurgood Marshall Hugo Lafayette Black, William J. Brennan, Jr. (writing for the Court), Tom C. Clark, William O. Douglas, Ab\u2026\nKent v. United States - Significance, A Social Ill, Emotionally Ill, A System Ill, Juvenile Justice; Or How A Survey Can Influence An Act Of Congress\nMorris A. Kent, Jr. United States That the juvenile court order that sent Kent's case to trial in regular criminal court was invalid. Myron G. Ehrlich, Richard Arens Theodore George Gilinsky William J. Brennan, Jr., Tom C. Clark, William O. Douglas, Abe Fortas (writing for the Court), Earl Warren Hugo Lafayette Black, John Marshall Harlan II, Potter Stewart, Byron R. White Washington, D.C. 21 Marc\u2026\nKeyishian v. Board of Regents of the University of the State of New York - Significance, Supreme Court Upholds Principle Of Academic Freedom\nHarry Keyishian Board of Regents of the University of the State of New York That various New York state statutes and administrative regulations disqualifying teachers who are deemed subversive or who have belonged to subversive organizations are unconstitutional. Richard Lipsitz Ruth V. Iles, Assistant Attorney General of New York, and John C. Crary, Jr. Hugo Lafayette Black, William J. Brennan, J\u2026\nKing v. Smith - Significance, Further Readings\nRobert K King, Commissioner, Department of Pensions and Security, et al. Mrs. Sylvester Smith, et al. That Alabama's regulation denying Aid to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC) payments to children based on the presence of a \"substitute father\" did not violate the Social Security Act and the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment. Mary Lee Strapp Martin Garbus Hugo Lafayette Bla\u2026\nKirkpatrick v. Preisler - Significance\nJames C. Kirkpatrick, Secretary of State of Missouri, et al. Paul W. Preisler The 1967 Missouri Redistricting Act was constitutional and any population variances between districts were justified. Irving Actenberg Thomas J. Downey Hugo Lafayette Black, William J. Brennan, Jr. (writing for the Court), William O. Douglas, Abe Fortas, Thurgood Marshall, Earl Warren John Marshall Harlan II, Potter Stew\u2026\nLamont v. Postmaster General of the United States - Significance, Court Sets Broad Free Speech Protections, Impact, Related Cases, Further Readings\nCorliss Lamont John F. Fixa, U.S. Postmaster General That a federal statute requiring the postmaster to destroy any mail from foreign countries determined to be communist propaganda unless the addressee returns a reply card indicating his desire to receive the mail violated his free speech rights under the First Amendment. Leonard B. Boudin Archibald Cox, U.S. Solicitor General Hugo Lafayette Blac\u2026\nLee v. Washington - The Facts Of The Case, The Supreme Court Rules, Concurring Opinion, Prisoner Lawsuits, Further Readings\nFrank Lee, et al. Caliph Washington, et al. That an Alabama law segregating blacks from whites in prisons and jails was constitutionally permissible. Nicholas S. Hare, Special Assistant Attorney General of Alabama Charles Morgan, Jr. Hugo Lafayette Black, William J. Brennan, Jr., William O. Douglas, Abe Fortas, John Marshall Harlan II, Thurgood Marshall, Potter Stewart, Earl Warren, Byron R. White\u2026\nLemon v. Kurtzman - Significance, Supreme Court Establishes The Lemon Test, Further Readings\nAlton J. Lemon David H. Kurtzman, Superintendent of Public Instruction of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania That state payment of teachers of secular subjects in parochial schools violates the First Amendment mandate of separation of church and state. Henry W. Sawyer III J. Shane Creamer Hugo Lafayette Black, Harry A. Blackmun, William J. Brennan, Jr., Warren E. Burger (writing for the Court), Will\u2026\nLenny Bruce Trial: 1964 - Adjournment For Illness, Adjourned For Vacation\nDefendants: Lenny Bruce, Ella Solomon, and Howard L. Solomon Crime Charged: Obscenity Chief Defense Lawyers: Martin Garbus and Efraim London Chief Prosecutor: Richard H. Kuh Judges: J. Randall Creel, John M. Murtagh, and Kenneth M. Phipps Place: New York, New York Dates of Trial: June 16-December 21, 1964 Verdict: Lenny Bruce: Guilty; Howard L. Solomon: Guilty; Ella Solomon: not Guilty Sentence: L\u2026\nLevy v. Louisiana - Significance, The Levy Family, An Important Reversal: Illegitimate Children As Persons, An Important Reversal\nAdolph J. Levy State of Louisiana That a Louisiana law denying illegitimate children the right to recover damages for their mother's wrongful death violates the constitutional guarantee of Due Process and Equal Protection Clauses under the Fourteenth Amendment. Norman Dorsen William A. Porteous III William J. Brennan, Jr., William O. Douglas (writing for the Court), Abe Fortas, Thurgood Marshall, \u2026\nLinkletter v. Walker - Significance, Impact, Retroactivity\nVictor Linkletter Victor G. Walker Evidence obtained as a result of unreasonable search and seizure should be found inadmissible under the Fourth Amendment under Mapp v. Ohio. Euel A. Screws, Jr. Teddy W. Airhart, Jr. William J. Brennan, Jr., Tom C. Clark (writing for the Court), Arthur Goldberg, John Marshall Harlan II, Potter Stewart, Earl Warren, Byron R. White Hugo Lafayette Black, William O. \u2026\nLoving v. Commonwealth of Virginia - Significance, Interracial Marriage\nMildred Jeter Loving, Richard Perry Loving Commonwealth of Virginia That Virginia miscegenation statutes violate the equal protection and the Fourteenth Amendment's due process clauses. Bernard S. Cohen R. D. McIlwaine III Hugo Lafayette Black, William J. Brennan, Jr., William O. Douglas, Abe Fortas, John Marshall Harlan II, Potter Stewart, Earl Warren (writing for the Court), Byron R. White None \u2026\nMalloy v. Hogan - Significance, Right To Remain Silent, Transactional Immunity\nWilliam Malloy Patrick J. Hogan, Sheriff of Hartford County, Connecticut That imprisonment for contempt of court, following refusal to answer questions in state court about a previous conviction, violated his Fifth Amendment privilege against self-incrimination. Harold Strauch John D. LaBelle Hugo Lafayette Black, William J. Brennan, Jr. (writing for the Court), William O. Douglas, Arthur Goldberg\u2026\nMaryland v. Wirtz - Significance, Minimum Wage And Overtime, Interstate Commerce And Labor Peace, Disrupting The Fiscal Policy Of The States\nThe states of Maryland, Texas, Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Delaware, Florida, Hawaii, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Maine, Massachusetts, Mississippi, Missouri, Nebraska, New Mexico, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, South Carolina, South Dakota, Vermont, Virginia, Wyoming; and the Fort Worth [Texas] Independent School District W. Willard Wirtz, U.S. Secretary of Labor, et al. That\u2026\nMcKeiver v. Pennsylvania - Significance, The Due Process Clause, The Rehabilitation Of Youthful Offenders, Courts Granting More Rights\nJoseph McKeiver, Edward Terry State of Pennsylvania That minors had the constitutional right to a jury trial in criminal proceedings against them. Daniel E. Farmer Arlen Specter Hugo Lafayette Black, Harry A. Blackmun (writing for the Court), William J. Brennan, Jr., Warren E. Burger, John Marshall Harlan II, Thurgood Marshall, Potter Stewart, Byron R. White William O. Douglas Washington, D.C. 21 \u2026\nMemoirs v. Massachusetts - Lower Court Found Fanny Hill Obscene, Justice Douglas Noted Definition Of Obscene Objective, Dissenting Justices Find Differing Conclusions\nA Book Named \"John Cleland's Memoirs of a Woman of Pleasure,\" G. P. Putnam's Sons William I. Covin, Assistant Attorney General of Massachusetts That the book John Cleland's Memoirs of a Woman of Pleasure, better known as Fanny Hill, was entitled to protection under the First and Fourteenth Amendments, and that the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court erred when it found that a book which appealed \u2026\nMiranda v. Arizona - Further Readings\nThe Miranda case involved four criminal defendants. Each of the defendants was appealing a conviction based in part on the failure of law enforcement officers to advise him, prior to custodial interrogation, of his right to an attorney or his right to remain silent. Ernesto Miranda, the first defendant listed in the case, was arrested on March 18, 1963, at his home in Arizona and taken to a Phoeni\u2026\nMiranda v. Arizona - Significance, Tainted Evidence, Conviction Overturned, Impact, Miranda Rights, Further Readings\nErnesto Miranda State of Arizona That a failure to inform the petitioner of his constitutional right to an attorney made his confession inadmissible in court. John Flynn Gary K. Nelson, Assistant Attorney General of Arizona Hugo Lafayette Black, William J. Brennan, Jr., William O. Douglas, Abe Fortas, Earl Warren (writing for the Court) Tom C. Clark, John Marshall Harlan II, Potter Stewart, Byron \u2026\nMoose Lodge No. v. Irvis (107 ) - Significance, The Issues At Stake, The Supreme Court Decides\nMoose Lodge No. 107 Leroy Irvis That discrimination against an African American man by a private lodge is not \"state action\" because the state granted the lodge a liquor license. Frederick Bernays Wiener Harry J. Rubin Harry A. Blackmun, Warren E. Burger, Lewis F. Powell, Jr., William H. Rehnquist (writing for the Court), Potter Stewart, Byron R. White William J. Brennan, Jr., William O. Douglas, \u2026\nNational Association for the Advancement of Colored People v. Button - The Battle For Desegregation, The Naacp Sues, Petitioner's Claims, State's Interests Do Not Justify Suppression Of Speech\nNAACP Robert Y. Button, Attorney General of Virginia That Chapter 33 of the Virginia Acts of Assembly, Extra Session 1956, violated its Fourteenth Amendment rights. Robert L. Carter Henry T. Wickham Hugo Lafayette Black, William J. Brennan, Jr. (writing for the Court), William O. Douglas, Arthur Goldberg, Earl Warren Tom C. Clark, John Marshall Harlan II, Potter Stewart, Byron R. White Washington,\u2026\nNew York Times Company v. Sullivan: 1964 - Supreme Court Protects The Press, Suggestions For Further Reading\nAppellant: The New York Times Company Appellee: L.B. Sullivan Appellant Claims: That the Supreme Court of Alabama's affirmation of a libel judgment against the Times violated the free speech and due process rights as defined by the First and Fourteenth Amendments of the Constitution and certain Supreme Court decisions; also, that an advertisement published in the Times was not libelous and \u2026\nNew York Times Company v. U.S.: 1971 - The Government Moves To Stop The Leak, Supreme Court Throws Out Government's Case, Government Thwarts Own Prosecution Of Ellsberg\nAppellant: The United States Defendant: The New York Times Company Appellant's Claim: That the government's efforts to prevent the New York Times from publishing certain Vietnam War documents known as the \"Pentagon Papers\" were justified because of the interests of national security Chief Defense Lawyers: Alexander M. Bickel and William E. Hegarty Chief Lawyers for Appe\u2026\nNew York Times Company v. United States - Significance, The Government Moves To Stop The Leak, Supreme Court Throws Out Government's Case\nUnited States The New York Times Company That the government's efforts to prevent the New York Times from publishing certain Vietnam War documents known as the \"Pentagon Papers\" were justified because of the interests of national security. Alexander M. Bickel, William E. Hegarty Daniel M. Friedman, Erwin N. Griswold, Robert C. Mardian Hugo Lafayette Black (writing for the Court), William J. Brenna\u2026\nNew York Times v. Sullivan - Significance, Supreme Court Protects The Press, Actual Malice Standards, Further Readings\nThe New York Times Company L. B. Sullivan That the Supreme Court of Alabama's affirmation of a libel judgment against the Times violated the free speech and due process rights as defined by the First and Fourteenth Amendments of the Constitution and certain Supreme Court decisions; also, that an advertisement published in the Times was not libelous and the Supreme Court should reverse the decision\u2026\nOnion Field Murder Trials: 1963-69 - Start Of A Legal Marathon, Exit Kanarek, Death Penalty Decision\nDefendants: Gregory Ulas Powell, Jimmy Lee Smith Crime Charged: Murder Chief Defense Lawyers: John Moore, Kathryn McDonald, Ray Smith, Gregory Powell, Irving Kanarek, Charles Maple, William A. Drake, Charles Hollopeter Chief Prosecutors: Marshall Schulman, Philip Halpin, Joseph Busch, Raymond Byrne, Sheldon Brown, Dino Fulgoni Judges: Twelve judges, the most important being Mark Brandler, Alfred P\u2026\nApril Opinion of the Supreme Court of Arizona (22,) (1965) - State V. Miranda\nPeople v. Stewart Opinion of the Supreme Court of California March (25,) (1965) - People V. Stewart\nMarch Opinion of the Supreme Court (9,) (1964) - New York Times Company V. Sullivan, I., Iii.\nN.D. Texas Opinion of U.S. District Court June (17,) (1970) - Roe V. Wade, Per Curiam:, Conclusion, Judgment\nJune Opinion of the U.S. Supreme Court (13,) (1966) - Miranda V. State Of Arizona, I., Ii., Iii., Iv., V.\nOregon v. Mitchell - Significance\nState of Oregon John N. Mitchell, U.S. Attorney General The attorney general should be barred from enforcing provisions of Congress' Voting Rights Act because the right to regulate elections is reserved for the states. Lee Johnson Erwin N. Griswold Hugo Lafayette Black (writing for the Court), Harry A. Blackmun, William J. Brennan, Jr., Warren E. Burger, Potter Stewart William O. Douglas, John Mar\u2026\nOrzoco v. Texas - Significance, A Significant Reversal, Impact\nReyes Arias Orozco State of Texas That incriminating statements made to police were inadmissible at his murder trial because the police did not give Miranda warnings. Charles W. Tessmer Lonny F. Zwiener, Assistant Attorney General of Texas Hugo Lafayette Black, (writing for the Court), William J. Brennan, Jr., William O. Douglas, John Marshall Harlan II, Thurgood Marshall, Earl Warren Potter Stewa\u2026\nPointer v. Texas - Significance, Supreme Court Holds That States Must Allow Criminal Defendants To Confront And Cross-examine Witnesses Against Them\nPolice Department of Chicago v. Mosley - Public Forum Doctrine, Legal Proceedings, Time, Place, And Manner And Equal Protection, Impact\nPolice Department of the City of Chicago, et al. Earl Mosley That a Chicago city ordinance banning labor-related picketing next to a school was constitutional. Richard L. Curry Harvey J. Barnett Harry A. Blackmun, William J. Brennan, Jr., Warren E. Burger, William O. Douglas, Thurgood Marshall (writing for the Court), Lewis F. Powell, Jr., William H. Rehnquist, Potter Stewart, Byron R. White None \u2026\nPowell v. McCormack - Significance, The Court Rulings, Moot Point, Making A Distinction, The Right To Run For Public Office\nAdam Clayton Powell, Jr. John McCormack That the House of Representatives had no constitutional right to exclude Powell, a member who met all constitutional requirements for office. Arthur Kinoy, Herbert O. Reid Bruce Bromley Hugo Lafayette Black, William J. Brennan, Jr., William O. Douglas, Abe Fortas, John Marshall Harlan II, Thurgood Marshall, Earl Warren (writing for the Court), Byron R. White\u2026\nPrice and Bowers Trial: 1967 - Defense Tactics Fail, Jury Reaches Tough Decision\nDefendants: Cecil Price and Sam Bowers, Jr. Crimes Charged: Conspiracy to violate civil rights Chief Defense Lawyers: Clayton Lewis, H.C. Watkins, and Laurel Weir Chief prosecutors: John Doar, Robert Hauberg, and Robert Owen Judge: William Harold Cox Place: Meridian, Mississippi Dates of trial: October 7-20, 1967 Verdict: Guilty Sentence: Bowers, 10 years imprisonment; Price, 6 years imprisonment \u2026\nRed Lion Broadcasting Co. v. Federal Communications Commission - A Personal Attack On The Airwaves, The Fairness Doctrine, Regulation Of Content, Freedom Of Speech For Broadcasters And The People\nRed Lion Broadcasting Company, et al. Federal Communications Commission, et al. That the Federal Communications Commission's Fairness Doctrine, which requires broadcasters to allow the subjects of personal attacks or political analyses equal time for rebuttal, violated their First Amendment right to freely determine the content of their programming. Roger Robb Archibald Cox Hugo Lafayette Black, W\u2026\nReed v. Reed - Significance, Win Some, Lose Some, Equal Protection, Further Readings\nSally Reed Cecil Reed That Sally Reed's constitutional rights were violated by Idaho's law favoring the appointment of a man over a similarly situated woman to act as administrator of an estate. Allen R. Derr, Ruth Bader Ginsburg Charles S. Stout, Myron E. Anderson Hugo Lafayette Black, Harry A. Blackmun, William J. Brennan, Jr., Warren E. Burger (writing for the Court), William O. Douglas, John M\u2026\nReynolds v. Sims - Significance, \"legislators Represent People, Not Trees\", The Census, Further Readings\nR. A. Reynolds M. O. Sims That representation in both houses of state legislatures must be based on population. W. McLean Pitts Charles Morgan, Jr. Hugo Lafayette Black, William J. Brennan, Jr., Tom C. Clark, William O. Douglas, Arthur Goldberg, Potter Stewart, Earl Warren (writing for the Court), Byron R. White John Marshall Harlan I Washington, D.C. 15 June 1964 The Supreme Court held that the e\u2026\nReynolds v. Sims - Further Readings\nReynolds involved the apportionment of the Alabama state legislature. The facts in the case were common to many states also undergoing court challenges. When the Alabama Constitution of 1901 was ratified, it provided that the legislature should periodically reapportion itself. The legislature ignored this mandate, however, and the legislative districts remained unchanged for 60 years. During that \u2026\nRichard Franklin Speck Trial: 1967 - Trial Moved, Mistaken Identity?\nDefendant: Richard Franklin Speck Crime Charged: Murder Chief Defense Lawyers: Gerald Getty, James Gramenos, and Jerome Wexler Chief Prosecutor: William Martin Judge: Herbert C. Paschen Place: Peoria, Illinois Dates of Trial: February 20-April 15, 1967 Verdict: Guilty Sentence: Death, later commuted to 8 life terms imprisonment SIGNIFICANCE: Nothing like the testimony of Corazon Amurao had ever gr\u2026\nRosenblatt v. Baer - Significance\nMr. Rosenblatt Mr. Baer That by finding Rosenblatt negligent in a civil libel case involving public affairs, a New Hampshire state court violated his freedom of speech, and limited public discussion. Arthur H. Nighswander Stanley M. Brown William J. Brennan, Jr. (writing for the Court), Tom C. Clark, William O. Douglas, Potter Stewart, Hugo Lafayette Black, Earl Warren, Byron R. White John Marshal\u2026\nRosenbloom v. Metromedia - Significance, Impact\nGeorge Rosenbloom Metromedia, Inc. A radio station that broadcast defamatory information about a private individual has committed libel, since the news was not about a public figure or public official. Ramsey Clark Bernard G. Segal Hugo Lafayette Black, Harry A. Blackmun, William J. Brennan, Jr. (writing for the Court), Warren E. Burger, Byron R. White John Marshall Harlan II, Thurgood Marshall, P\u2026\nRubin \"Hurricane\" Carter Trials: 1967, 1988 - Moving In On Carter, First Trial Ends In Conviction, Second Conviction Overturned On Appeal\nDefendant: Rubin \"Hurricane\" Carter Crime Charged: Murder Chief Defense Lawyers: First Trial: Raymond Brown; Second Trial: Myron Beldock; Federal Court Appeal: Myron Beldock, Leon Friedman, Lewis Steel Chief Prosecutors: First Trial: Vincent Hall; Second Trial: Ronald Marmo; Federal Court Appeal: John Goceljak Judges: First Trial: Samuel Larner; Second Trial: Bruno Leopizzi; Federal \u2026\nSchmerber v. California - Significance, The Accident, Arrest, And Conviction, A Difficult Decision, Impact, Justice Abe Fortas\nArmando Schmerber State of California That the blood test administered during his hospital stay for injuries suffered from a traffic accident violated his Fifth Amendment right against providing self-incriminating evidence as well as his Fourth and Fourteenth Amendment rights against unreasonable searches and seizures. Thomas M. McGurrin Edward L. Davenport William J. Brennan, Jr. (writing for the\u2026\nSchneider v. Rusk - Significance, No \"second Class Citizenship\" Allowed, The Historical Record For Residency\nAngelika L. Schneider Dean Rusk, U.S. Secretary of State That a section of the 1952 Immigration and Naturalization Act, which stripped the citizenship of naturalized Americans who lived abroad for more than three years was unconstitutional. Milton V. Freeman Bruce J. Terris Hugo Lafayette Black, William O. Douglas (writing for the Court), Arthur Goldberg, Potter Stewart, Earl Warren Tom C. Clark, \u2026\nSee v. City of Seattle - Significance, Protection From Administrative Searches, Impact, Related Cases\nSee City of Seattle That the city of Seattle Fire Department must have a search warrant consistent with the safeguards against unreasonable search offered by the Fourth Amendment to perform a fire code inspection of a locked private warehouse. Norman Dorsen A. L. Newbould Hugo Lafayette Black, William J. Brennan, Jr., William O. Douglas, Abe Fortas, Earl Warren, Byron R. White (writing for the Cou\u2026\nShapiro v. Thompson - Significance, The Right To Interstate Travel, Legitimate Government Objectives?, Impact, Temporary Assistance For Needy Families\nVivian Marie Thompson Shapiro, Commissioner of Welfare of Connecticut That the denial of state and the District of Columbia welfare benefits to residents of less than one year is discriminatory and violates the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment. Archibald Cox Francis J. MacGregor William J. Brennan, Jr. (writing for the Court), William O. Douglas, Abe Fortas, Thurgood Marshall, P\u2026\nSherbert v. Verner - Legal Context, High Court Reverses, Dissenting Opinion, Sherbert Test\nAdeil Sherbert Verner, et al. That South Carolina's denial of unemployment benefits to a Seventh Day Adventist who refused to work on Saturdays constituted a violation of her constitutional right to freely exercise her religion. Daniel R. McLeod William D. Donnelly Hugo Lafayette Black, William J. Brennan, Jr. (writing for the Court), Tom C. Clark, William O. Douglas, Arthur Goldberg, Potter Stewa\u2026\nSirhan Bishara Sirhan Trial: 1969 - A Murder Plan, Cynical Performance, Suggestions For Further Reading\nDefendant: Sirhan Bishara Sirhan Crime Charged: Murder Chief Defense Lawyers: Grant Cooper, Russell Parsons, Emile Berman, and Michael A. McCowan Chief Prosecutors: Lynn D. Compton, John Howard, and David Fitts Judge: Herbert V. Walker Place: Los Angeles, California Dates of Trial: January 1 3\u2014 April 23, 1969 Verdict: Guilty Sentence: Death, later commuted to life imprisonment SIGNIFICANCE:\u2026\nSouth Carolina v. Katzenbach - Significance, Congress Passes The Voting Rights Act, South Carolina Challenges Voting Rights Act, Related Cases\nState of South Carolina Nicholas B. Katzenbach, U.S. Attorney General That certain portions of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 relating to eligibility tests for voters, voter qualifications, and appointment of federal voting examiners, are invalid. David W. Robinson II, Daniel R. McLeod Nicholas B. Katzenbach, U.S. Attorney General Hugo Lafayette Black, William J. Brennan, Jr., Tom C. Clark, William\u2026\nStanley v. Georgia - Obscene Materials, Privacy And The First Amendment, Impact, Related Cases\nRobert Eli Stanley State of Georgia A Georgia state law criminalizing the possession of obscene material in one's home is unconstitutional because it violates the freedom of speech clause in the First Amendment. Wesley R. Asinof J. Robert Sparks Hugo Lafayette Black, William J. Brennan, Jr., William O. Douglas, Abe Fortas, John Marshall Harlan II, Thurgood Marshall (writing for the Court), Potter \u2026\nSwann v. Charlotte-Mecklenburg Board of Education - Significance, Supreme Court Upholds School Busing, Further Readings\nJames E. Swann Charlotte-Mecklenburg Board of Education That the local public schools were not doing enough to integrate their student bodies. Julius LeVonne Chambers and James M. Nabritt III William J. Waggoner and Benjamin S. Horack Hugo Lafayette Black, Harry A. Blackmun, William J. Brennan, Jr., Warren E. Burger (writing for the Court), William O. Douglas, John Marshall Harlan II, Thurgood Mar\u2026\nTerry v. Ohio - Significance, The Supreme Court Decision, Stop And Frisk Searches\nTerry State of Ohio That the \"stop and frisk\" actions of police officer Martin McFadden constituted an unreasonable search and seizure. Louis Stokes Reuben M. Payne Hugo Lafayette Black, William J. Brennan, Jr., Abe Fortas, John Marshall Harlan II, Thurgood Marshall, Potter Stewart, Earl Warren (writing for the Court), Byron R. White William O. Douglas Washington, D.C. 10 June 1968 A police office\u2026\nTilton v. Richardson - Significance, Higher Education Act\nTilton, et al. Richardson, U.S. Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare, et al. Institutions receiving federal monies were sectarian, therefore under Higher Education Facilities Act, they should not get monies. Leo Pfeffer Daniel M. Friedman Harry A. Blackmun, Warren E. Burger (writing for the Court), John Marshall Harlan II, Potter Stewart, Byron R. White Hugo Lafayette Black, William J. Bren\u2026\nTinker v. Des Moines Independent Community School District - Significance, Related Cases, Student Protests, 1964-1967, Further Readings\nU.S. v. Berrigan: 1968 - Philip And Daniel Berrigan Stand Trial, Suggestions For Further Reading\nDefendants: Philip Berrigan, Daniel Berrigan, and others Crimes Charged: Willfully injuring government property, mutilating public records, and hindering the operation Selective Service System Chief Defense Lawyers: Harrop Freeman and William Kunstler Chief Prosecutors: Stephen H. Sachs and Barnet D. Skolnik Judge: Roszel C. Thomsen Place: Baltimore, Maryland Dates of Trial: October 7-10, 1968 Ver\u2026\nU.S. v. Hoffa: 1964 - \"get-hoffa Squad\" Assembled, Government Succeeds\nDefendants: James R. Hoffa Crimes Charged: First trial: jury tampering; Second trial: mail and wire fraud, conspiracy Chief Defense Lawyers: First trial: Harry Berke, James Haggerty, Jacques Schiffer, and Harvey Silets; Second trial: Daniel Ahearn, James Haggerty, and Maurice Walsh. Chief Prosecutors: First trial: John Hooker and James Neal; Second trial: William Bittman and Charles Smith Judges: \u2026\nUnited States v. Guest - Significance, Intent To Interfere, The Right To Travel, Impact, Related Cases, Burden Of Proof\nUnited States Herbert Guest, et al. That the respondent conspired to deprive black citizens of their rights guaranteed by the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Thurgood Marshall, U.S. Solicitor General James E. Hudson, Charles J. Bloch Hugo Lafayette Black, William J. Brennan, Jr., Tom C. Clark, Abe Fortas, Potter Stewart (writing for the Court), Byron R. White William O. Douglas, John Marshall Harlan II,\u2026\nUnited States v. O'Brien - Significance, Draft Card Burning\nUnited States David Paul O'Brien That a federal law prohibiting the destruction of draft cards is not a violation of the First Amendment's free speech guarantees. Erwin N. Griswold, U.S. Solicitor General Marvin M. Karpatkin Hugo Lafayette Black, William J. Brennan, Jr., Abe Fortas, John Marshall Harlan II, Potter Stewart, Earl Warren (writing for the Court), Byron R. White William O. Douglas (Thu\u2026\nUnited States v. Seeger - Significance, Defining Religious Belief, Vietnam Era Ferment, Conscientious Objectors\nUnited States Daniel Andrew Seeger That only conscientious objection due to organized beliefs allowed exemption to service. Archibald Cox, U.S. Solicitor General Kenneth W. Greenwalt Hugo Lafayette Black, William J. Brennan, Jr., Tom C. Clark (writing for the Court), William O. Douglas, Arthur J. Goldberg, John Marshall Harlan II, Potter Stewart, Earl Warren, Byron R. White None Washington, D.C. 8\u2026\nUnited States v. U.S. District Court - Significance, Writ Of\nUnited States U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan That the government's petition for a writ of mandamus compelling the district court judge to vacate his disclosure order in a criminal case involving evidence obtained by electronic surveillance be granted. Robert C. Mardian William T. Gossett Harry A. Blackmun, William J. Brennan, Jr., Warren E. Burger, William O. Douglas, Thu\u2026\nUnited States v. Vuitch - Significance, Is The Abortion Law Constitutional?, Opinion Of The Minority, The People V. Leon P. Belous\nWalker v. Birmingham - Significance\nWyatt Tee Walker, et al. City of Birmingham, Alabama That the conviction of Walker and seven other African American ministers, including Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., on contempt charges stemming from their decision to disregard an injunction prohibiting them from participating in a Birmingham demonstration, should be reversed on grounds that the injunction violated their constitutionally protected\u2026\nWaller v. Florida - Significance, Motion To Suppress\nJoseph Waller, Jr. Earl Faircloth, Attorney General of the State of Florida That a prosecution in a court of the United States is a bar to a subsequent prosecution in a territorial court, since both are arms of the same sovereign. Leslie H. Levinson George Georgieff Hugo Lafayette Black, Harry A. Blackmun, William J. Brennan, Jr., Warren E. Burger (writing for the Court), William O. Douglas, John \u2026\nWalz v. Tax Commission - Significance, Separation Of Church And State, Further Readings\nFrederick Walz New York Tax Commission That a New York state property tax exemption granted to religious organizations constituted governmental establishment of religion, thus violating the First Amendment. Edward J. Ennis J. Lee Rankin Hugo Lafayette Black, Harry A. Blackmun, William J. Brennan, Jr., Warren E. Burger (writing for the Court), John Marshall Harlan II, Thurgood Marshall, Potter Stew\u2026\nMaryland Penitentiary v. Hayden Warden - Significance, Impact\nWarden, Maryland Penitentiary Bennie Joe Hayden A police officer may seize mere evidence--evidence that is not an instrumentality of a crime, the fruits of a crime, or contraband--found in the course of a valid warrantless search conducted in a criminal suspect's home immediately after a hot pursuit of the suspect. Franklin Goldstein, Assistant Attorney General of Maryland Albert R. Turnbull Hugo \u2026\nWesberry v. Sanders - Significance, One Person, One Vote, Further Readings\nThe Whitmore Confessions and Richard Robles Trial: 1965 - Confessions Discredited, Richard Robles Arrested, Whitmore Retried In Assault Case, Whitmore Convicted Again, Then Released\nDefendant: Richard Robles Crime Charged: Murder Chief Defense Attorneys: Frederick H. Block and Jack S. Hoffinger Chief Prosecutor: John F. Keenan Judge: Irwin D. Davidson Place: New York, New York Dates of Trial: October 18-December 1, 1965 Verdict: Guilty Sentence: Life imprisonment SIGNIFICANCE: The notoriety of two murders for which Robles was eventually convicted contributed to the legal prob\u2026\nWilliam Calley Court-Martial: 1970 - Some Refused Orders\nDefendant: William L. Calley Crime Charged: Murder Chief Defense Lawyers: Brookes S. Doyle, Jr., Richard B. Kay, George W. Latimer, and Kenneth A. Raby Chief Prosecutors: Aubrey Daniel and John Partin Judge: Reid W. Kennedy Place: Fort Benning, Georgia Dates of Court-Martial: November 17, 1970-March 29, 1971 Verdict: Guilty Sentence: Life imprisonment SIGNIFICANCE: The trial of Lt. William Calley \u2026\nWisconsin v. Yoder - Significance, The Amish And Schooling, Further Readings\nState of Wisconsin Jonas Yoder, Wallace Miller, Adin Yutzy That three Amish parents violated state educational requirements by refusing to send their children to public school past the eighth grade. John W. Calhoun William B. Ball Harry A. Blackmun, William J. Brennan, Jr., Warren E. Burger (writing for the Court), Thurgood Marshall, Potter Stewart, Byron R. White William O. Douglas (Lewis F. Powe\u2026\nWitherspoon v. Illinois - Significance, Impact\nWilliam C. 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        "raw_content": "The Tea Party in the United States has accomplished an extremely difficult task. It has made politicians in Greece look positively statesmanlike. Whatever bumbling and fumbling we have seen in Athens over the last several years has now been more than equalled in Washington.\nMy foreign friends shake their heads is dismay, confusion and anger about what they have been seeing. What is this thing called the Tea Party? How can this group bring the world\u2019s one remaining super-power to the brink of implosion? They watch in amazement as the fanatics in the Tea Party accomplish what no foreign power or terrorists have been able to do \u2013 create the impression of an incompetent giant as much of a threat to itself as anyone else in the world.\nThe best response I can come up with is that much of this nonsense is pure theatre \u2013 nothing else. Not very good theatre, but still theatre.There is very little chance that the leading actors of this far-right fantasy will ever get their hands on the levers of real power or change the direction of the American government. The government is already so big with so much inertia and so many vested interests in the status quo -- from retired people, to local governments that desperately need federal assistance, to farmers, to the military/industrial complex, etc, etc. -- that serious, fundamental change is almost impossible. Maybe you can tinker at the margins, but that\u2019s about all.\nThe Master Of Political Theatre\nNo less than Republican stalwarts like Ronald Reagan and George Bush came to power claiming they would reverse the spread of \u2018big\u2019 government. They soon gave up that quixotic effort. Just consider two major budget items, Social Security and Medicare. Every conservative worthy of the name has railed against these two programs and promised to \u2018cut them down to size.\u2019 Never happens. They soon learn that threatening to touch these two is like touching the third rail in a metro system \u2013 instant political death. And efforts to cut other government hand-outs are instantly met with loud squeals of protest that can easily transform into votes against the offending politician. Much easier not to rock the boat too much.\nThe Tea Party act may play well locally, but it weakens dramatically in state-wide contests, and disappears from sight in national elections. The Tea Party is such an appealing target in national elections that if it didn\u2019t exist, President Obama would have to create it. It is the perfect foil for the Democrats, the perfect bogeyman that allows them to scare enough normal people to vote Democratic to keep their benefits. We will probably find out in a few years that the Tea Party poster child Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas is actually on the White House payroll.\nSen. Ted Cruz: Is He Secretly Working For The Democrats?\nJust consider the national demographics to realize the futility of the Tea Party protests. The so-called Red States are indeed Red and likely to stay so. Trouble is not many people live in those places, and they don\u2019t really count in national elections. If I were a Democratic strategist I would easily give you relatively empty Wyoming, Montana, and Utah in return for the heavily populated Northeast, California, Illinois and Michigan. The Democrats could probably nominate Darth Vader for president in 2016 and still win.\nThis is not the first time this very bad play has run in the United States. Through the relatively short history of the country from time to time some clever politician, now aided by the very loud and pugnacious trolls on cable TV, taps into an underlying streak of distrust, fear, and isolationism that runs throughout parts of the US. Big government, big business, big anything, and foreigners of all shapes and colours are blamed for what is wrong with the country. If we get rid of the bums and stick our heads in the sand everything will be all right and go back to the way it was in 1955. The mythology underlying this trend is that the \u2018Last Honest Man\u2019 lives anywhere outside corrupted urban areas in a permanent set from the old TV show Leave It To Beaver.\nThe ultimate cynicism, sell-out if you will, is that most of those Congressmen who rant the loudest about the evils of Washington and other urban areas usually stay in those cities when their political terms are finally over. The lists of lobbyists and leaders of the \u2018trade associations\u2019 are filled with former members of Congress who use their Rolodex to slide into multi-million dollar jobs. Somehow the charms of Little House On The Prairie fade in comparison to the seduction of the bright lights and brighter bank accounts in Washington. Anyone who wants to rock this boat with real political convictions is treated like a charter member of Al Qaeda.\nJust consider the case of former Sen. Jim De Mint of South Carolina. Once a leading light of the \u2018We-hate-Washington\u2019 Tea Party brigade he resigned his Senate seat last year to become president of the conservative Heritage Foundation located in, you guessed it, Washington. He claimed the move was to \u2018expand\u2019 the conservative movement. Right. I don\u2019t know about the expansion of the conservative movement, but his financial situation certainly expanded with a sharp pay increase.\nFor a full explanation of the incestuous and seductive nature of Washington I recommend Mark Leibovich\u2019s recently published book This Town. 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        "raw_content": "(CNN) - Hurricane Michael isn't a truly \"natural disaster.\"\nNeither was Harvey in Houston.\nNor Maria in Puerto Rico.\nYet we continue to use that term.\nDoing so -- especially in the era of climate change -- is misleading if not dangerous, according to several disaster experts and climate scientists I reached by phone and on Twitter.\n\"The phrase 'natural disaster' is an attempt to lay blame where blame really doesn't rest,\" said Kerry A. Emanuel, a professor of atmospheric science at MIT and a global expert on hurricanes.\nIt's not about semantics, said Ksenia Chmutina, a lecturer at Loughborough University in the United Kingdom. She and colleagues issued a news release this year asking journalists to banish the phrase from our lexicon. \"By blaming nature on disasters, we're saying there is nothing we can do about this -- we can't do anything to reduce the risks. Which is not the case.\"\nSo, what should we say instead?\nAnd where, if not with nature, should we place the blame?\nYou have to consider climate change\nThere are essentially two big answers to the blame question.\nOne is climate change.\nHumans are burning fossil fuels -- coal, oil, gas -- at an alarming rate, putting heat-trapping gases into the atmosphere. In this manner, we've raised global temperatures about 1 degree Celsius since the Industrial Revolution, according to a landmark report released this week by a UN organization, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. The air is warmer, and so are the oceans. The storms that form in this now-changed environment are different than they were before.\n\"The best scientific info we have now is that the probabilities of these intense hurricanes -- from the point of view of both wind and water -- are going up in many places because of global warming,\" Emanuel said.\nRain associated with these storms is getting more intense, he said, because \"warmer air holds more water vapor than cooler air.\" Sea levels are rising as the oceans warm and as land-based ice in the Arctic, for example, melts into the ocean -- and that means more damage, and likely death, associated with storm surges and coastal flooding. Plus, hurricanes are expected to intensify more rapidly in a warming world, making them more difficult to forecast.\n\"There is a pretty strong consensus [among scientists] that the frequency of the high category events like Michael, in most parts of the world, should go up as a result of climate warming,\" Emanuel said.\nHurricanes aren't new. But storms like Hurricane Michael occur in the context of this macro trend. Ninety-seven percent of climate scientists agree that humans are driving global warming, according to a NASA summary of peer-reviewed science. And the sobering report the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change released this month says the world must cut emissions of carbon dioxide about in half by 2030 -- a dozen years from now -- and become carbon-neutral, meaning no net pollution of that heat-trapping gas, by 2050 in order to possibly meet the strictest global climate goals and avoid some of the very worst consequences of warming.\n\"The climate is changing, and that means that weather is impacted by the current state of the climate. There's a human fingerprint on that,\" said Kevin A. 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Reed and colleagues found that the forecast storm was likely to be about 50 miles wider and drop about 50% more rain in certain areas than it would have without human-caused climate change.\nThat's a preliminary assessment Reed is following up with more research now. But the point is that we can't pretend climate change is a distant threat, he said.\n\"Climate change is here now, and it's impacting storms now,\" he told me by phone. \"The impacts of climate change are very, very real.\"\nWhere people live also matters -- as does preparedness\nThe other big answer to the blame question is much older -- like back-to-Rousseau older. And that's the fact that we humans don't prepare well for hazards like floods and hurricanes. In doing so, we create risk.\n\"The hazard is a natural one, but you don't get a disaster if there aren't people/buildings in harm's way,\" Andrea Thompson, an associate editor at Scientific American, wrote on Twitter. \"Climate change is a component, most clearly with sea level rise, but coastal population explosion means a lot more potential for disaster.\"\nEmanuel, the hurricane expert at MIT, says the global population exposed to hurricane risks has tripled since the 1970s as more people move toward coastal regions and hurricane-prone areas.\n\"The problem in the United States is that we not only stop adaptation but we're actually engaged in what you might call a 'negative adaptation' to the risks posed by storms and climate change,\" Emanuel said. \"The government -- both at the state and federal level -- has strong policies in place that encourage people to live and build in risky places.\"\nExamples, he said, include the National Flood Insurance Program, which is funded by taxpayers, and state-level policies that put a cap on the amount people pay for flood insurance.\nThe way governments response to disasters is also related. I spent much of the last year in Puerto Rico writing about Hurricane Maria. A colleague of mine, Omaya Sosa Pascual from the Center for Investigative Journalism, wrote in an email that it would be a mistake to call Maria a \"natural disaster\" because the federal and territorial governments neglected infrastructure projects before the storm and then responded with painful slowness after it hit the island last year.\nEven very simple changes to construction standards and zoning could make a difference in terms of preparedness, said Chmutina, the lecturer in the UK. Putting power outlets higher on walls, for instance, reduces the chance of power going out during a flood, she said. But largely, people and governments do not opt for these preventative measures because they're slightly more expensive up-front, she said, even though some adaptations could save money and lives.\n\"When we're saying this phrase, 'natural disaster,' we pretend we are not responsible for creating disaster,\" she told me. \"We blame everything on nature. We make nature responsible for disasters, and that is not the case.\"\nThe philosopher Jean-Jacques Rousseau, she pointed out, famously made this point in the 1700s.\n\"[N]ature did not construct twenty thousand houses of six to seven stories there,\" he wrote in a letter responding to debate about a deadly earthquake in Lisbon, Portugal. \"[I]f the inhabitants of this great city had been more equally spread out and more lightly lodged, the damage would have been much less and perhaps of no account.\"\nWhat should we say instead?\nOK, so if you concede that these disasters and their fallout are no longer truly \"natural\" (and never really were), then what's the best term to use instead?\nJohn Upton, a writer at Climate Central, suggested dropping the term \"natural\" in favor of just \"disaster.\"\nKatharine Hayhoe, a climate scientist at Texas Tech, had a longer turn of phrase, suggesting that we call them \"what used to be entirely natural disasters ... now amplified or exacerbated by human-induced change.\"\n\"I know it's a mouthful,\" she wrote on Twitter, \"but I think it's worth it, because it addresses the misconception and presents the facts, all in one.\"\nReed, the Stony Brook professor, suggested simply \"extreme events.\"\nThe important thing, experts said, is that we humans accept some blame.\nAnd then use that knowledge to prevent suffering associated with storms yet to come.",
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        "raw_content": "Thank you for coming to us in looking for \u201cWhat Is The Affluence Network International Gold Ingot Blockchain\u201d online.\nMany people would rather use a currency deflation, notably those who want to save. Despite the criticism and disbelief, a cryptocurrency coin may be better suited for some uses than others. Fiscal privacy, for example, is great for political activists, but more problematic when it comes to political campaign financing. We need a stable cryptocurrency for use in commerce; in case you are living paycheck to paycheck, it\u2019d take place as part of your wealth, with the rest earmarked for other currencies.\nFor most users of cryptocurrencies it isn\u2019t essential to comprehend how the process operates in and of itself, but it\u2019s essentially vital that you comprehend that there is a process of mining to create virtual currency. Unlike currencies as we know them now where Governments and banks can just choose to print endless amounts (I \u2018m not saying they\u2019re doing so, only one point), cryptocurrencies to be managed by users using a mining application, which solves the advanced algorithms to release blocks of currencies that can enter into circulation.\nThe physical Internet backbone that carries information between the various nodes of the network has become the work of a number of companies called Internet service providers (ISPs), which includes companies that provide long distance pipelines, occasionally at the international level, regional local conduit, which ultimately joins in homes and businesses. The physical connection to the Internet can only happen through one of these ISPs, players like level 3, Cogent, and IBM AT&T. Each ISP runs its own network. Internet service providers Exchange IXPs, owned or private businesses, and occasionally by Governments, make for each of these networks to be interconnected or to move messages across the network. Many ISPs have arrangements with suppliers of physical Internet backbone providers to offer Internet service over their networks for \u201clast mile\u201d-consumers and businesses who need to get Internet connectivity. Internet protocols, followed by everyone in the network causes it to be possible for the information to stream without interruption, in the right place at the perfect time.\nWhile none of these organizations \u201cowns\u201d the Internet together these businesses decide how it functions, and established rules and standards that everyone remains. Contracts and legal framework that underlies all that is occurring to determine how things work and what happens if something bad happens. To get a domain name, for instance, one needs permission from a Registrar, which has a contract with ICANN. To connect to the Internet, your ISP must be physical contracts with providers of Internet backbone services, and suppliers have contracts with IXPs from the Internet backbone to connect to and with her. Concern over security dilemmas? A working group is formed to focus on the issue and the solution developed and deployed is in the interest of most parties. If the Internet is down, you have someone to phone to get it fixed. If the difficulty is from your ISP, they in turn have contracts in position and service level agreements, which regulate the way in which these issues are resolved.\nThe advantage of cryptocurrency is that it uses blockchain technology. The network of nodes the make up the blockchain is not governed by any focused business. No one can tell the miners to update, speed up, slow down, stop or do anything. And that is something that as a committed promoter badge of honour, and is identical to the way the Internet operates. But as you understand now, public Internet governance, normalities and rules that regulate how it works present inherent problems to the user. Blockchain technology has none of that.\nYou\u2019ve probably heard this often times where you generally distribute the good word about crypto. \u201cIt is not unpredictable? What happens when the value failures? \u201d sofar, several POS programs provides free transformation of fiat, relieving some issue, but before the volatility cryptocurrencies is addressed, most people is likely to be resistant to carry any. We have to find a way to struggle the volatility that\u2019s inherent in cryptocurrencies.\nEthereum is an unbelievable cryptocurrency platform, yet, if growth is too fast, there may be some difficulties. If the platform is adopted fast, Ethereum requests could improve drastically, and at a rate that exceeds the rate with which the miners can create new coins. Under such a scenario, the whole platform of Ethereum could become destabilized because of the increasing costs of running distributed applications. In turn, this could dampen interest Ethereum platform and ether. Uncertainty of demand for ether can lead to an adverse change in the economic parameters of an Ethereum based company that could result in company being unable to continue to operate or to discontinue operation.\nEntrepreneurs in the cryptocurrency movement may be wise to explore possibilities for making massive ammonts of cash with various forms of online marketing.There could be a rich reward for anyone daring enough to brave the cryptocurrency markets.Bitcoin design provides an informative example of how one might make a lot of money in the cryptocurrency markets. Bitcoin is an incredible intellectual and technical accomplishment, and it\u2019s created an avalanche of editorial coverage and venture capital investment opportunities. But not many people understand that and lose out on quite lucrative business models made accessible as a result of growing use of blockchain technology.\nThe formation of sites has changed many lives, but there\u2019s always a concern when it comes to the security of sites. There are other people with ill intentions who will see what you are doing online. They can track your tendencies with time. Some of the matters they could check online comprise seeing your on-line photographs, what you post online and even track your financial transitions over time with an aim of stealing from you. Even if there are many options which have been implemented, there\u2019s always danger due to third parties. For example, when buying online using a credit card, you may be giving away a lot of your personal information to the third party. There are also transaction fees which make online payment pricey. When searching on the web for what is The Affluence Network international gold ingot blockchain, there are many things to think about.\nClick here to visit our home page and learn more about what is The Affluence Network international gold ingot blockchain.\nBitcoin is the primary cryptocurrency of the net: a digital money standard by which all other coins are compared to. Cryptocurrencies are distributed, global, and decentralized. Unlike traditional fiat currencies, there is no authorities, banks, or any regulatory agencies. As such, it really is more resistant to crazy inflation and corrupt banks. The advantages of using cryptocurrencies as your method of transacting cash online outweigh the security and privacy risks. Security and seclusion can readily be realized by just being smart, and following some basic guidelines. You\u2019dn\u2019t set your entire bank ledger online for the word to see, but my nature, your cryptocurrency ledger is publicized. This can be fastened by removing any identity of ownership from the wallets and thus keeping you anonymous.\nOnly a fraction of bitcoins issued so far are available on the exchange markets. Bitcoin markets are competitive, which means the price a bitcoin will rise or fall depending on supply and demand. A lot of people hoard them for long term savings and investment. This restricts the number of bitcoins that are truly circulating in the exchanges. In addition, new bitcoins will continue to be issued for decades to come. Thus, even the most diligent buyer could not buy all present bitcoins. This situation is just not to suggest that markets are not vulnerable to price exploitation, yet there is no need for substantial sums of cash to move market prices up or down. The slightest events on earth economy can change the price of Bitcoin, This can make Bitcoin and any other cryptocurrency volatile.\nAnyone can become a Bitcoin miner running software with specialized hardware. Mining software listen for broadcast transactions on the peer-to-peer network and perform the appropriate tasks to process and support these transactions. Bitcoin miners do this because they can bring in transaction fees paid by users for faster transaction processing, and new bitcoins in existence are under denominated formulas.\nSince among the oldest forms of earning money is in cash financing, it\u2019s a fact which you can do that with cryptocurrency. Most of the lending sites currently focus on Bitcoin, a few of these sites you happen to be demanded fill in a captcha after a specific time frame and are rewarded with a small amount of coins for seeing them. It is possible to visit the www.cryptofunds.co web site to find some lists of of these sites to tap into the money of your choice. Unlike forex, stocks and options, etc., altcoin markets have very different dynamics. New ones are always popping up which means they don\u2019t have lots of market data and historical perspective for you to backtest against. Most altcoins have rather poor liquidity as well and it is hard to think of a fair investment strategy.\nIf you are looking for what is The Affluence Network international gold ingot blockchain, look no further than TAN.\nCryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, LiteCoin, Ether, YOCoin, and many others have now been designed as a non-fiat currency. Quite simply, its backers argue that there\u2019s \u201creal\u201d worth, even through there isn\u2019t any physical representation of that worth. The worth rises due to computing power, that\u2019s, is the only way to create new coins distributed by allocating CPU electricity via computer programs called miners. Miners create a block after a period of time that is worth an ever diminishing amount of money or some kind of benefit in order to ensure the deficit. Each coin contains many smaller components. For Bitcoin, each component is called a satoshi. Operations that take place during mining are exactly to authenticate other trades, such that both creates and authenticates itself, a simple and elegant solution, which can be among the appealing aspects of the coin. The blockchain is where the public record of all trades dwells.\nThe fact that there\u2019s little evidence of any growth in the utilization of virtual money as a currency may be the reason there are minimal efforts to control it. The reason behind this could be just that the marketplace is too small for cryptocurrencies to warrant any regulatory effort. It really is also possible the regulators just do not comprehend the technology and its implications, expecting any developments to act.\nThe wonder of the cryptocurrencies is the fact that scam was proved an impossibility: because of the character of the process where it\u2019s transacted. All deals over a crypto currency blockchain are irreversible. As soon as youare paid, you get paid. This is simply not something short-term where your customers can challenge or desire a refunds, or employ dishonest sleight of palm. In practice, most professionals will be smart to use a cost processor, due to the irreversible character of crypto currency deals, you should make sure that security is tricky. With any type of crypto currency may it be a bitcoin, ether, litecoin, or some of the numerous additional altcoins, thieves and hackers could potentially access your personal tips and therefore take your cash. Unfortunately, you most likely can never get it back. It\u2019s vitally important for you really to embrace some very good safe and secure routines when coping with any cryptocurrency. This will guard you from most of these unfavorable events.\nMining cryptocurrencies is how new coins are placed into circulation. Because there\u2019s no government control and crypto coins are digital, they cannot be printed or minted to produce more. The mining process is what creates more of the coin. It may be useful to consider the mining as joining a lottery group, the pros and cons are exactly the same. Mining crypto coins means you\u2019ll get to keep the full benefits of your efforts, but this reduces your likelihood of being successful. Instead, joining a pool means that, overall, members will have a higher chance of solving a block, but the reward will be divided between all members of the pool, depending on the number of \u201cshares\u201d won.\nIf you are thinking of going it alone, it really is worth noting the software configuration for solo mining can be more complicated than with a swimming pool, and beginners would be likely better take the latter path. This alternative also creates a secure flow of earnings, even if each payment is small compared to fully block the benefit.\nIn the case of the fully-functioning cryptocurrency, it could actually be traded as a thing. Proponents of cryptocurrencies say this sort of digital income is not controlled by a fundamental bank system and is not therefore subject to the whims of its inflation. 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        "raw_content": "Please send a grown-up\nThe team structure had been motoring along nicely for five months, which is just about the amount of time for a big change to hit\u2026\nLast week a senior member of the team left the business after just three months with us \u2013 to pursue a once-in-a-career opportunity elsewhere. It was one of those \u201cblessing disguised as a curse\u201d moments, as we hadn\u2019t had the huge success we had both hoped for out of the role.\nIt was the first time in quite a while that something has knocked the wind out of my sails. It was also the first time in quite a while that I wanted a margarita at 11am in the morning!!! Thankfully both feelings were temporary\u2026\nI was due to have a session with my coach that afternoon, but I called him just before I was supposed to be hopping on my bike into the CBD to meet him and we agreed that it would be better to bump our session into the following week. \u201cTo be honest\u201d, I told him \u2013 \u201cI just want to go get pissed.\u201d And in his usual no-BS style, he said: \u201cWell you should go do that then\u201d.\nI managed to steer clear of the pub, but did decide to give myself the afternoon off. I wallowed on the sofa for a while, got some Messina (key lime pie) and generally thought about what the f*ck I was going to do now\u2026.\nI would have given ANYTHING for a grown-up to come in and figure it all out for me, and hand me a nicely-packaged plan that I could simply go make happen. It reminded me of all the times I\u2019ve felt like that in the past, wishing that I had a boss who could swoop in and fix it all up without me having to worry about it.\n99% of the time I adore being my own boss, but when the shit hits the fan\u2026. Man do I miss having that management ladder of my boss, my boss\u2019s boss, and my boss\u2019s boss\u2019s boss to escalate said shit to! Those moments where I ask myself in genuine amazement who thought I was qualified to somehow run a business?!\n\u201cEverything happens for a reason\u201d, \u201cthis will all make sense in three months\u2019 time\u201d, \u201cI\u2019ve dealt with a lot worse than this before\u201d and \u201call will be well\u201d were on high rotation in my head \u2013 even if my heart at that point wasn\u2019t having any of it.\nBy the time I was walking along Bondi beachfront that evening with Wade, things were starting to feel more optimistic \u2013 and even more so after that margarita, steak, fries and a malbec\u2026\nThe next morning dawned and I rolled up my sleeves and got stuck into moving forward. After all, as Paolo Coelho says in The Alchemist: \u201cWhen you can\u2019t go back, you have to worry only about the best way of moving forward.\u201d\nI had to be my own grown-up.\nI spent time with the team, the departing team member did an excellent handover, a farewell gift was purchased and team drinks were had. Over the weekend little glimpses of a better-fitting solution are starting to make themselves visible and I know that really, all will be well \u2013 for everyone involved.\nI feel strong, the team feels strong and I\u2019m trusting that whatever events unfold from this point will be what was meant to happen. I\u2019m thankful for how professional and considerate our (now ex) team member was, how supportive the team, bloggers and Wade were, and that I was able to bounce back pretty quickly from the whole thing.\nIt has reminded me yet again that the Universe delivers these little bumps to get me, everyone involved and the business back onto the path we\u2019re supposed to be on.\nThose bumps force me to step up and stretch myself, and to grow up a little in the process. The bumps that I experienced a year ago wouldn\u2019t even feel like bumps today \u2013 never mind the ones I had three years ago!\nWhat was fascinating was that a goal I had been manifesting my ass off to make a reality for years got the green light the very next morning. Almost like the Universe saying: \u201cSee? I do have your back y\u2019know!\u201d (I\u2019ll share with you very soon what that is\u2026)\nSo if you\u2019re going through a moment where you\u2019re feeling totally, utterly and completely not-grown-up-enough to deal with whatever situation you\u2019ve found yourself in \u2013 remember that you CAN deal with it, you HAVE got this, and you DO have all the support you could ever need within yourself and your supporters to sort that shit out. Like a boss.",
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        "raw_content": "Day 197 A Legit Excuse and Keeping The Wood Burning Stove Red Hot\nA Legit Excuse and Keeping The Wood Burning Stove Red Hot\nI've really had to constantly remind myself that it's OK to be sick. I've been in such a \u201cno excuses\u201d mode for so long now, that even a legitimate excuse makes me doubt my commitment. Very rarely do I go two days in a row without working out, I think the last time may have been early on when I was off work for a week to heal my right leg. I guess it is possible to accept legitimate excuses, after all, with my sneezing, blowing, and dripping, I could get other people sick with the germs I'm spraying around. So, I guess I'm being considerate by staying inside away from the Y and away from the trail. I must awake in the morning feeling much better than today. I have way to much to do, and you can bet your bottom dollar I'll be working out tomorrow evening and attending the \u201cLose To Win\u201d seminar. 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I didn't sleep right last night and it's made me tired all day. I've noticed something about my eating habits when I'm tired and not feeling well. I eat smaller amounts more often. I had a 600 calorie meal when we enjoyed dinner with my grandma, aunt, and mom, but other than that, I've had something small about seven different times today. Feed a cold right? I think I've tried that today without exceeding my calorie limit.\nI did allow my sickliness to keep me from working out today. I told Irene that regardless of how I felt, I was still getting out there and doing it, but that was just macho man talk. I'm sick, and the last thing I need to do is get out in cold weather to walk. I can't stand missing a workout. It's become a part of my daily life and to not do it feels unnatural at this point. But I'm not going to beat myself up too bad for this one, I'm allowed to be \u201cunder the weather\u201d I guess. I don't like it, but who does? As long as \u201cI don't feel good\u201d isn't just an excuse to be lazy like it's been in the past, I'm cool.\nOur dinner tonight in Stillwater was in celebration of my grandmas 82nd birthday. Her birthday was Friday, but because of the weather our get together was scheduled for this evening. It was a great meal. I enjoyed some breast of chicken, chunked, and fried with a serving of mashed potatoes and green beans. I requested the gravy on the side and I passed on the roll. It was real easy to get by at 600 calories or less. By occasionally dabbing the potatoes in the gravy, I saved some serious calories. By the time I was finished the gravy almost looked untouched. Had they poured it over the potatoes, I would have consumed a much larger amount. The same strategy is effective when eating salad dressing. It's strange, but very satisfying to actually enjoy a normal portion of potatoes. Mashed potatoes isn't a food you think of in relation to losing weight, but a normal portion isn't bad. I've enjoyed a normal portion of mashed on many occasions throughout this journey. A double, triple, even quadruple portion use to be the norm for me, but now I can enjoy a regular portion without feeling like I'm getting cheated out of taters. Grandma is doing great and looking great! She couldn't be prouder of the progress we've made in losing weight, and she completely understands the struggle. I wasn't even ten years old when grandma had the stomach stapling procedure. I watched her struggle with the after effects of that surgery for years, always getting sick after just a hint of dairy and never being able to actually enjoy a meal without getting sick. Now the doctor wants grandma to gain weight, not lose it, and I think Uncle Keith, Aunt Kelli, and my mom would all agree it's just as tough to gain weight at her age, they're constantly trying to get her to eat.\nI'm a big baby about feeling sick. Irene is a trooper, she can be sick for days before she even mentions feeling bad, not me. I better get some more rest. As much as I'd like to take a sick day in the morning, there's just too much to do! I at least need to get through my show. Good night and...\nDay 196 Bonus Picture Blog--Irene's \"Before\" and \"In-Progress\" Pictures\nBonus Picture Blog\u2014Irene's \u201cBefore\u201d and \u201cIn-Progress\u201d Pictures\nThe two of us before\nThe two of us in progress\nLookin' Awesome Buddy!\nDay 195 Big Cheese Day and A Friends Success\nBig Cheese Day and A Friends Success\nTonight I DJ'd a wedding for the first time ever. I think I did OK, except when I was suppose to play the wedding march, I accidentally played \u201cBaby Got Back.\u201d I'm kidding. That didn't happen, would have been funny years from now, but certainly not tonight. No, despite my constant worry, everything went off without a hitch. Everyone was happy, I could tell because as soon as it was over they handed me a check. Cool, I'll take that as \u201cjob well done.\u201d The food was really nice. Little BBQ sandwiches, at least I think that's what they were, plus plenty of cheese and crackers and meats, and some tortilla chips and cheese dip. I waited until it was almost over before grabbing a few chips with a little cheese dip and some cheese cuts and slices. I spent nearly 400 calories on cheese today. That's got to be a record one day total. Well, I started the day with some cheese and turkey, plus an apple. Then I snacked on cheese later in the afternoon, then at the wedding, more cheese! 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We certainly are blessed to be so fortunate, huh?\nAfter the wedding, the last thing I really wanted to do was go exercise. But I knew I would feel horrible if I didn't at least get in a couple of miles. So I quickly walked the \u201chard two\u201d in right at 30 minutes. It was cold out there! I also did it without my music. I really don't like exercising without my music. I know I spent the first three months of this journey without music, but once I got a taste of working out with my favorite tunes, well, I'm spoiled now. After finishing the walk, it was time to locate a late dinner. I really didn't feel like cooking, and since I only wanted to spend about 400 calories, I decided to go for the grilled talapia at LJS. They were closed so I ended up at Taco Bell. I had a crunchy grilled chicken taco and a crunchy taco supreme. If you want to cut calories, go for the crunchy corn shell instead of the soft flour tortilla. I do that all the time, even if the item normally comes on soft, I ask them to switch mine to crunchy. It was incredible and cheap, coming in at just under 400 calories. Perfect indeed!\nMy day started with the realization I was late for work! I needed to be at the studio by 8:30am to take over \u201cwinter storm warning\u201d duties. Gayle was very kind in staying an extra hour until I arrived. My phone started ringing right after I opened my eyes and discovered my tardiness. But it wasn't the station wondering where I was, it was my friend and fellow \u201cLose To Win\u201d teammate Brandon. Brandon thought he woke me up, but he didn't! I'm sure it sounded like he did, because I had been awake maybe 30 seconds when he called. Brandon was excited. This call couldn't wait, and I understand why. Brandon was celebrating fitting back into size 48's! I know exactly what he's feeling. It's very nice to see and feel the results of our hard work. And Brandon always works the hardest, he deserves the best always! While we talked he told me that he really connected with the message from Day 192. I've heard directly from several people saying the same thing. I hope the initial target of that blog paragraph read it, I have no idea if he has or not, but it certainly has had a profound effect on others that I know have read it. And that is so fulfilling to me. I'm very happy to have Brandon on our team. Here's a guy that works at a car dealership, and in his position he can probably drive anything he wants, anytime. If he wants to drive the latest and the greatest new vehicle out there, all he has to do is grab the keys. I mention that because Brandon has been known to actually ride a bike to work! Just for the exercise benefits! That's commitment. Not me, if I had his position, I'd be driving that sweet little Chrysler Crossfire. OK, I'm not sure if I could fit in a Crossfire just yet, maybe a 2009 Dodge Charger! Yeah, there we go. 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In case you haven't figured it out, \u201cbuddy\u201d is our pet name for each other. We're buddies forever! We have received some strange looks before when I've called her \u201cbuddy\u201d in public places. And when we sing our \u201cMy Buddy\u201d theme song (from the mid to late eighties TV commercial), look out! Have a wonderful Sunday, thank you for reading! Good night and...\nDay 194 A Good Friend and A Cheap But Elegant Dinner\nA Good Friend and A Cheap But Elegant Dinner\nA big thanks goes out to my friend Cruz for posting on my behalf last night. Very rarely do computer problems hamper my schedule with this blog, but when it does, oh man, you talk about frustrating! After pulling my hair out for over two hours and deciding that driving to the studio to write and post in the middle of a sleet storm was a bad idea, I decided to call Cruz. I gave him my login information and what I wanted him to post and how to post and he took care of the update. Cruz is a wonderful friend of mine. We both started in stand-up together and he was the biggest believer in me. Cruz is a fantastic comedian who was with me at every crucial turning point of my stand-up career until I decided to head west. When I moved to Los Angeles, Cruz was back here in Oklahoma, but promised to join me within months. My job then was to get out there and lay a foundation for our future success. Our future hopes and dreams depended on it! I say \u201cour,\u201d like we were a comedy team of sorts, not at all. Our styles couldn\u2019t have been more different. What we had was an understanding, whoever \u201cmade it\u201d first, would open doors for the other. My rapid progress in L.A. gave Cruz big time hopes and dreams. All of a sudden what seemed so out of reach to a young Oklahoma comic from Peru was within sight. He listened close as I relayed stories of sharing the Hollywood Improv stage with the likes of Damon Wayons, George Wallace, Dave Chappelle, Harland Williams, and so many others. He knew our time was coming soon. Then his belief reached a peak as he watched me perform in a bit on Jimmy Kimmel Live. We were gonna make it! Cruz immediately packed his Honda for a trip west and the bright lights and big city. While Cruz was thrilled at the idea of being out there with me, I was discovering some important lessons on priorities. My family needed me back home and Cruz needed L.A. A few days after the Kimmel appearance I decided that L.A. could wait and my family couldn\u2019t. When I called Cruz to give him the news he was already on I-40 headed west. The next day we met up at a truck stop in the middle of New Mexico. I was on the way home and Cruz was on his way to L.A. He couldn\u2019t believe what was happening. He wasn\u2019t turning back no matter what and he just knew I was missing opportunities of a lifetime by going home. I can\u2019t type all of the heated expletives I heard that day while standing outside that truck stop on that warm July afternoon. I knew that the most important opportunities I was missing were back in Stillwater. The fear of ripping my family apart motivated me to make the right decision, much the same way I\u2019ve been motivated in making the decision to lose weight and get healthy. Cruz and I rarely talked for the next couple of years. We finally re-connected upon hearing the news that fellow comic Mitch Hedburg had died of an overdose. These days, we rarely talk about comedy. Cruz is still in L.A. doing stand-up at night at some of the hottest clubs around and being a real life private investigator the rest of the time. I think Cruz now understands that my dreams didn\u2019t die when I left L.A., my priorities changed, and with it changed my dreams. Being a successful father to my children and husband to my wife, and losing weight while sharing the experience with these writings, in hopes of inspiring others, those are my dreams now. That dream is coming true every day. I can\u2019t wait for Cruz to read this post, I can hear it now \u201cWow, could you have been a little more dramatic? A simple thank you would have worked just fine.\u201d I love that guy.\nMy Friday was a busy one that started with Dr. Amy as my guest host on the radio show. The show was fantastic! She\u2019s an absolute natural on the air. The things I\u2019m learning from her are things that can make a profound difference on this journey. The great thing about Dr. Amy is, she doesn\u2019t do it for the money. In fact, she devotes a large amount of time and money in presenting health talks free every week at her practice. She gives away what so many others in her position would charge top dollar for. I asked her on the air why she didn\u2019t charge for the health talks and she said, \u201cIt\u2019s a way to give back something and because I didn\u2019t want anyone to have an excuse not to come.\u201d The excuse certainly wouldn\u2019t be the cost, she\u2019s made sure of that. It just shows the passionate pureness in her pursuits.\nAfter a great morning show, I quickly settled into my day with a positive boost. Irene started my day a little after 5am with a fantastic breakfast, so I returned the favor by starting her \u201cday\u201d with an amazing dinner. I found some lean center cut pork chops in a convenient three pack for just over three bucks, can\u2019t beat that! With 160 calories per four ounce serving, it was nice. I was a little creative in the preparation of the chops. I spiced them up and baked them in white wine. Then I took them out and pan seared them right before serving. I fixed Irene\u2019s favorite vegetable, broccoli with cheese, it is my least favorite by the way. In fact, not even my least favorite, it doesn\u2019t make the list at all. I don\u2019t do broccoli, not even covered in a rich creamy cheese sauce. To me it\u2019s just a way to ruin some perfectly good cheese. But to my beautiful wife, it\u2019s a delight! I also boiled some half ears of corn and whipped up some instant \u201cloaded\u201d mashed potatoes, with a serving coming in at right around 100 calories. I nixed the plan for green beans, after all, we already had three veggies on the table (counting the potatoes ;) and of course Irene and Courtney enjoyed some salad too, so that\u2019s four veggies. The entire meal was under 400 calories and very flavorful and satisfying with a nice presentation!\nSaturday evening I\u2019m handling the music for a wedding. I\u2019m doing it as a favor for a friend, and I\u2019m a little nervous about the responsibility. This is important stuff! It\u2019s their wedding, and if I goof up the music they\u2019ll never forget it! My friend has DJ\u2019d many a weddings, I never have. So wish me luck. I\u2019m sure it will be awesome. I wonder what wonderful foods I\u2019ll be able to write about from the reception? We\u2019ll find out with the next blog. Good day and\u2026\nDay 193 Words I Embrace and Becoming Good Friends With A Former Enemy\nWords I Embrace and Becoming Good Friends With A Former Enemy\nI enjoy reading all of the comments left on both versions of this blog. Today, my cousin Debbie left a comment and included the most wonderful motivational from Ralph Marston. I'm sure it's OK to post it here, I just have to, because if you read the blogspot version of this blog you didn't read it, and if you read the myspace version before Debbie's comment you didn't see it. I feel like I've touched on this very true philosophy before in these writings, surely a product of my continued education along this journey. But to see it put so eloquently by Ralph Marston gave me chills today. Here you go: SET YOURSELF FREE by Ralph Marston \"There is no outside force holding you back. You are holding you back and you are blaming it on someone or something else. The way you are able to continue holding yourself back is by maintaining the illusion that you're a victim. Once you realize that illusion, you will naturally and easily move forward. In fact, it is easier to fulfill your best possibilities than it is to avoid them. So let go of the blame and watch the limitations drop away. Certainly there will always be challenges that hold you back. For each challenge provides you with a pathway through which you can move toward fulfillment. It is your very nature to accomplish. Lovingly accept your destiny, and allow that accomplishment to be manifest through you. Set yourself free to follow your purpose. Set yourself free to truly live.\" Wow, now that's real stuff my friend.\nHave you ever really taken a long look in the mirror? Not to check your hair and makeup, or your body image, but simply to look yourself in the eyes. I do it often. It's not that I'm full of myself, I'm certainly not, I just want to get to know myself better. I know, it sounds strange, but really it helps me. You see, I avoided my reflection for so long because I was disgusted at what I saw. I'm not disgusted anymore. I've made a commitment to that guy in the mirror and I want to look into his soul every now and then. I was my own worst enemy for so long, sometimes it's hard to trust that guy staring back at me. I never really loved that guy in the mirror until now. And that's why I do it. It's like calling a truce and hugging your arch enemy. Did you ever have a bully that turned into a best friend? It's like that. Reminds me of a bully I had in kindergarten, it was the very first day at a new school for me, and I was scared to death. I didn't want my mom to leave, but she had to. As soon as she did and the teacher left the room, Mark Peterson walked over and kicked me hard in the shin for no apparent reason. For the next three weeks, every time the teacher would leave the room, I cried. Mark Peterson and I became good friends later on and our moms became friends too. As I got to know Mark, I realized that he was insecure about his small size. Since I was always the biggest kid in class, kicking me that first day of school was a way for Mark to say \u201cI may be small, but I'm not afraid of anyone, even this giant of a kid.\u201d I've stared myself down and broken down my enemy into easily readable and understandable behaviors. This understanding has given me a clear path to get to where I want to be, in a solid rewarding friendship with that guy in the mirror!\nThe wood burning stove/metabolism analogy from Melissa Walden at the \u201cLose To Win\u201d seminar the other night has made a profound effect on my eating habits. I'm trying to eat something at least every three hours. I've tried to do that along the way, but occasionally I might go five or six hours without anything, not anymore! That's the wonderful thing about counting calories, I can spread those out however I want. I told Dr. Amy yesterday about the wood burning stove analogy, and she immediately recognized it, in fact she uses the same analogy often in her practice. She gave me a wonderful snack suggestion, referring to it as \u201cThe perfect snack.\u201d Some turkey, some cheese, and a some apple wedges...Sounds yummy huh? A wonderful combination to poke that metabolism in the middle of the day! I haven't yet, but this weekend I plan on sitting down and assembling little turkey, cheese, and apple baggies. That'll make it easy to grab on the go! If I use a half an apple, a half ounce of cheese, and a slice of turkey, it's well under 150 calories. I'll report an accurate calorie count based on what I put in the baggies. Snacking is so fun! That reminds me, it's fudge bar time! Only 90 calories for one of those things and so creamy!\nCourtney and I made our way into the YMCA tonight with a confident swagger. We've been at it for so long now that the intimidation factor is completely gone. I use to be so incredibly self-conscious in there, worried about what others thought of \u201cthe fat guy\u201d in the gym. But then I realized they probably think \u201cwhat a wonderful thing he's doing, he's taking charge of himself, way to go!\u201d When we walk in now, we know why we're there, we know what we plan on accomplishing while there and we do it without any hangups!\nI plan on having Irene help me locate a good \u201cbefore\u201d picture of her and we'll take a brand new \u201cin progress\u201d picture of her tomorrow or the next day. She's made a dramatic difference in herself, she's truly an inspiration to me! I'm a very lucky guy to have her by my side. As soon as I get my paws on the pics, I'll post them! I promise!\nDr. Amy from The Ranch Wellness Center is my co-host on the morning show tomorrow. I'm really looking forward to having an absolute blast from 7 to 9am. She has a very positive energy and has gone through both sides of everything she teaches and encourages. She's been there! It'll be a fantastic show I'm sure. If you're in the listening area, tune in! Unfortunately we don't webcast the show, I wish we did!\nI better get some rest. It's been a fantastic day 193. Day 194 is only minutes away! Good night and...\nDay 192 To The Guy Back There Where I Started\nTo The Guy Back There Where I Started\nEvery now and then I write a blog, post it, then the next day I'll think of something I wanted to mention but didn't. Last night after the \u201cLose To Win\u201d seminar, I was approached by a nice lady who expressed concern for a loved one. She told me that the loved one that had her concerned was where I was when I started. Just in case she convinced that loved one to read this blog, here's what I hope he reads: I don't know your name, what you look like, or anything about you other than a couple of clues I've been given. I know that you're right around 500 pounds and I know that you have loved ones that care deeply about you. That's all I know for certain about you. But I'll take it a little deeper. I was over 500 pounds for years, so I can safely assume that perhaps you're feeling some of the emotions that became a fixed part of my life for so long. You might feel completely hopeless, I did. You might feel like you're out of control, I did. You probably turn to food when you're stressed, scared, sad, happy, it doesn't matter the occasion or emotion huh? Yep, me too. It's hard to get around isn't it? A short walk can feel suffocating, I know. Maybe you feel like your weight has started chipping away at your personal relationships, I know I did. Are you scared of dying like I was every single day? Be honest, when a little twinge of pain crosses your chest do you start praying it's anything but what you fear the most? I sure did. Is your wardrobe severely limited because of your size? Mine was. I once wore the same pair of pants every day for six months straight, washing it every couple of days, just because it was the only pair that fit, and driving to OKC or Tulsa to buy more was too inconvenient. When you get scared for your life, do you feel like you're in a non-stop self-destructive cycle? Please say you haven't given up. I never did. Listen, I knew that if I kept going I would die very soon. Only God knows how soon, but soon for certain. I also knew that I had to be the one to stop the endless cycle. I had to get very honest and very serious with myself. You're not hopeless and you can do this. I'm not special, I don't have any kind of secret potion, I'm not perfect in any way. I'm just a guy who knew that if I really wanted to live, and I mean really live, I had to do something now. I'd argue that I'm no different than you my friend. 192 days ago I reached my limit. My world was becoming unraveled, my weight was doing it's best to crush me and any sliver of hope I may have had for the future. Can you relate? I bet you can. I'm here to tell you that you can reclaim your life. You have the power within you to do amazing things, and grabbing control of your weight is just the beginning. But how? I'm not going to say that my way is right or wrong, bad or good. It's what I did. I immediately started eating 1,500 calories a day and exercising however I could, and trust me, it wasn't much, but remember, anything is better than nothing. And you'll be amazed at how far you'll progress along the way if you stay consistent. Read the labels, buy a calorie book, look calories up on the internet. All the information you need is out there. Even before you do that, it's very important to sit down and have a long internal discussion with yourself. Write down what you want out of life. Dream a little! Get it on paper or on a computer screen, whatever, just write. Form your motivating thoughts and hold onto them tight, you're gonna need them to get through this. Make your motivating thoughts one of the most important things you think about daily. Then DECIDE that you will defend the pursuit of those desires every waking minute. DECIDE to live, DECIDE to change, DECIDE to once and for all take a stand for yourself. Stand up and demand respect from the one that has given you the least, and that's you. DECIDE that it isn't going to end this way, obesity is no longer in charge of your destiny, you are. BELIEVE you have the power to render powerless every hang up that stopped you before, because YOU DO. DECIDE that no matter the struggles in your day to day life, one thing will never be compromised, and that's your commitment to this journey. Don't do what I did for years, I don't know you , maybe you've done it for years too...Don't lie to yourself. Don't assume you have time to worry about it later. DECIDE to do it NOW and leave the worry behind. I'm right at about half way through my journey, and I've never been happier. That happiness I speak of comes from hope that I never had before. That happiness exist regardless of my current circumstances. Regardless of the stress level from whatever it is that's stressing us out, that happiness and hope remains and carries us through. DECIDE that you're worth it, because YOU ARE. DECIDE to LOVE YOURSELF enough to make the changes that will set you free. Listen, I've never been one for dramatics, and I know this page is full of dramatics, but please know that it comes from a very sincere place. I wish you could take my place and feel what I'm feeling. Please go back in the archives and read from day 1. Every day is indexed on the left hand side of the page. And if you want, send me an e-mail and we'll communicate directly. Whoever you are, best wishes.\nOne thing I've really had to change was how I use to think I knew it all. I don't know it all, that's why I pay close attention to people who have been educated and have an understanding of our bodies and internal mechanisms. I'm open to learning every way I can. Today I met with Dr. Amy for almost two hours and I walked away feeling enlightened about some amazing techniques and some very real facts about how our bodies respond to different foods and exercise routines, on a physical, mental, and emotional level. I don't know enough, nor have I practiced it enough to relay any of that information here, but I have to say I'm really excited to learn more. What I can learn from Dr. Amy, and my friend Mark, and Melissa Walden, and so many others is really exciting to me.\nCourtney and I worked out at the YMCA tonight and Irene will go in the morning because she had to go to work this evening. I'm very careful how much information I reveal about what Courtney is experiencing, because I don't want to make her feel uncomfortable, but let me say this...She's making some amazing breakthroughs physically and mentally. Amber had a long talk with her mom last night, turns out we were all working out at the same time, Amber too is making strides and breakthroughs that will help carry her all the way. It's a dream come true to witness all the positive changes in my family and all the amazing changes in so many I've come to know better through this journey.\nI feel like this blog posting is so heavy with a dramatic tone, the comedian in me wants to say something funny to lighten the tone. But if you've read this blog for awhile you know some days can be humorous and some can be very serious, and some can be a nice mixture of both. Regardless of what kind of post, you can always count on a sincere approach and honest delivery. Thanks for reading. Good night and...\nDay 191 An Official New Waist Size and \"Twittering\" Along The Way\nAn Official New Waist Size and \u201cTwittering\u201d Along The Way\nWhat a fantastic day. Did it go exactly how I wanted? No, not at all. But it was good. I had two more \u201cwow look at you, oh my, you've really lost the weight\u201d kind of encounters today. I love those. They can just keep right on coming and coming. All they do is fire me up even more. One person commented, \u201cyou're gonna have to break down and buy some new clothes.\u201d Very true. The jeans I was wearing at that moment were 54's, at least 5 sizes too big, and I'm counting each inch as a size. But with a maxed out belt on they stay up, at least for now. When I arrived home to get ready for the \u201cLose To Win\u201d Seminar tonight I decided to try on the size 48's that I bought a month ago. Remember these? I knew they wouldn't fit when I bought them, but that didn't stop me from trying to squeeze into them that very first day I brought them home. I did get them buttoned that day, but the comical results and possible internal injuries told me that I'd better wait a little while longer. Well, I decided that today meant I've waited long enough. I pulled them down out of the closet and marveled at their tininess. Looking at them and holding them up causes a strange struggle inside my brain. Part of me still sees myself as that 505 pound guy wearing 62's, and sometimes 64's. I'm looking at these \u201ctiny\u201d 48's and my brain is saying \u201ckeep dreaming buddy, you couldn't get a leg into these jeans.\u201d That's fine, because I've always been a dreamer, and if I've learned one thing in the last 191 days it's this: We all have the power to achieve our dreams if we truly decide to make it happen, then champion the cause and defend it with everything in our power. Anyway...back to the jeans. A month ago I had to lay down on the bed to button them. As I pulled them up over my rear I could tell that I wouldn't need to be horizontal to button these little things. No, not this time my friend. I pulled together the button and button hole like they were meant to be together. They hugged each other tight, but not too tight. It was a good kind of tight. They fit! Then confetti started falling from the ceiling and a marching band came right out of the closet playing \u201cEye Of The Tiger,\u201d it was crazy. OK, maybe the confetti and band was all in my head, but that's how it felt. Like a celebration, a triumphant celebration. Now when someone ask \u201cSean, what size are you?\u201d I can honestly say 48 waist. I'm not sure if anyone will, come to think of it, I can't remember anyone in the last 20 years asking me my size, but whatever! If it happens I'll be ready! But \u201csize 48\u201d will only be my answer for a limited time...We're on our way down to a previously unimaginable size.\nLast night I missed my scheduled weight training because I had to be on the air for severe weather coverage. Like I said yesterday, my plan was to get it in sometime today. Well, that's the \u201cdidn't go as planned\u201d part of today's schedule. I just had way to much to do and the weight room closes at 9pm. So, that's OK, I'm alright with this, I'll simply do the planned upper body routine tomorrow. Tomorrow will not be as packed as today. It frustrates me to miss it because I'm all about the \u201cc\u201d word. Consistency is the key to this deal. If you've read along the way, you know that already. Consistency, consistency, consistency! If you consistently make good choices, then you'll consistently have good rewards, it's a very simple arrangement. But I shake it off now...I can't go back and rearrange my day to make that weight training happen, so I move ahead with positive momentum. Courtney had a tremendous amount of studying to do tonight, so Irene and I headed to the trail after dinner and busted out a 5K. I did about five \u201cburst\u201d of jogging along the way, but settled into a power walk after my left shin started burning to beat the band. I'm sure it was a good burn, but what do I know? I've said it numerous times, I'm not an expert! And you know how cautious I can be, easy does it right? Anyway, the 5K tonight under the stars was an incredible workout. Every time Irene's pace would get a little too far ahead, I'd jog to catch up. By the time we finished she was still a good minute in front of me. Irene can flat out move! And when she walks, she not only power walks, she shadow boxes, and stretches, and lunges, and all kinds of things that make me wonder if she's alright up ahead there. Oh, she's alright, alright. She's doin' fine, real fine, and lookin' real fine too! After all, she's lost over 100 pounds too! I need to ask her if I can post some \u201cway before\u201d and \u201cin progress\u201d pictures of her fine self on this blog real soon!\nI enjoyed the most flavorful breast of chicken in the world tonight, accompanied by a pile of tomato slices, probably too much salt, a half a baked potato, and a few individual pieces of deep fried okra. I would describe deep fried okra to my friends and readers in the great white north, but it wouldn't sound good. OK, I'll try...It's a green vegetable full of little sticky seeds that you can eat. It's sometimes boiled, or pan fried, but my favorite is coated, breaded, and deep fried to a golden brown. Not the best \u201ccalorie value\u201d food in the world, but that's why I had only a few pieces, like exactly three. Just enough to say, yeah, that's good alright. It was a good meal and well below what I had left to spend on dinner. After our 5K, I enjoyed a 90 calorie Blue Bunny Fudge Bar, that's right, chocolate ice cream on a stick! Who says losing weight has to be boring and without yummy things?\nAs if this blog isn't enough of my daily dealings and experiences as I go from 505 pounds to 230 or whatever feels good and right, today a friend of mine and regular reader suggested I \u201cTwitter.\u201d What in the world? Twitter? Apparently it's a big craze sweeping the world, and I just happened to be completely oblivious to it's existence. I was given a quick tutorial and now I'm \u201ctwittering\u201d regularly. If you're interested, and trust me, I completely understand if you're not, you can \u201cfollow\u201d my \u201ctwittering\u201d at any given time by going to www.twitter.com/seanaanderson The extra \u201cA\u201d in the middle stands for Allen, that's my middle name. Twitter, it seems, answers a very simple question: What are you doing right now? For me it might be what I'm eating right now, what I'm doing at the gym right now, or how I'm feeling right now or what I'm doing at work right now...or basically any number of things that could probably lead to \u201cSean Overload.\u201d I may try it out and not like it, but I'll give it an honest try, if for no other reason than the fact that so many people are nuts about Twitter. Remember when we didn't have cell phones and e-mail, let alone Twitter and texting, or computers, and remember when the word \u201cblog\u201d didn't even exist? How did we ever survive? Oh yeah, we got along just fine, in fact we got along just great! I just received an IM on my PC and a millisecond later my camera/video camera/alarm clock/mp3 player/hand held internet/stopwatch/date book/phone device buzzed to notify me of it's arrival. I disgust myself sometimes! Communication has certainly been redefined in the new millennium.\nI'm going to turn off all of these sometimes ridiculous devices and get some sleep now. Thank you for reading. If you attended the free Ponca City Medical Center \u201cLose To Win\u201d seminar tonight, you caught a good one! I certainly enjoyed speaking briefly after Fitness and Life Coach Melissa Walden's awesome presentation. If you couldn't attend, ask someone who did to tell you about Melissa's wood burning stove/metabolism analogy. I was only scheduled for five to ten minutes, Irene told me it was still 15 minutes. I just can't help it sometimes. When you're as passionate about something like I am about this journey, you can't help but talk about it to whomever will listen. And an auditorium with people on the same kind of journey makes for some good listeners! Take care of you and I sincerely appreciate your support! Good night and...\nDay 190 Buffet Ignored and Much Bigger Mental Than Physical Differences\nBuffet Ignored and Much Bigger Mental Than Physical Differences\nPart of my job as a radio announcer is occasionally covering severe weather. The weather tonight never became too bad where we are, but it was still threatening enough to be on the air and in the studio. I knew that spring time storms would eventually threaten my workout routine, and it certainly did tonight. But that's OK, it's my job! The plan tonight was arms and shoulders weight training followed by some cardio on the treadmill at the YMCA. Instead I'm going to settle for a brisk walk at the trail. I'll make sure to get that upper body weight training in sometime tomorrow.\nI wish I could find the words to describe my mental state at 505 pounds. It was a constant obsession with food. Food was the answer to everything. It didn't matter how much was on my plate, in not long I'd be eating again. I would eat often enough that I felt I needed to hide some of the consumption. That's just disturbing really, but I did it all the time. A burrito on the way home or a couple of double cheeseburgers or maybe a filet of fish and a double cheeseburger. A large fry and a large shake from Braums, all without anyone knowing but me. I would secretly binge all the time and then pretend to be hungry once I arrived home. Irene use to occasionally discover the evidence in my vehicle, confirming what she already knew, I was deeply and hopelessly addicted to food. That's what I mean when I say the difference mentally is even greater than the physical difference. It's a phenomenal transformation.\nTomorrow evening is another \u201cLose To Win\u201d Seminar. The program tomorrow night will feature fitness and life coach Melissa Walden. She'll be a guest on my radio show in the morning. She's an amazing teacher and coach. Her almost spooky insight into our thoughts and feelings about what we're experiencing is amazing. I'm looking forward to a wonderful program. I've been asked to speak for five to ten minutes after Melissa's presentation. I look forward to that too!\nI better hit the trail before it gets too late. It's funny that my biggest challenge on this journey isn't the food and exercise. It isn't the mental gymnastics I've had to perform, not at all, my biggest challenge is time management. Good night and...\nDay 189 Time Marches On With or Without Us and The Magic Wand\nTime Marches On With or Without Us and The Magic Wand\nI've always been rather impatient. I'm a \u201cI want it now\u201d kind of guy. This naturally impatient attitude has discouraged me during past weight loss attempts because the time that's required to get down to a normal weight seems so overwhelming. I guess until now I never really thought about the multitude of rewards and victories along the way. I always focused on the total amount I needed to lose, then I would look at the calendar and get discouraged. 'This is going to take forever,' I thought. Then someone would chime in with the popular \u201cyou didn't grow to over 500 pounds overnight, you can't lose it overnight either.\u201d Of course then I would day dream for twenty minutes about how cool that would be, if we could actually lose it over night. On second thought that might be kind of scary. Too much too soon kind of thing. It's crazy that I let myself get discouraged over the time it takes to lose weight naturally. Because a year later I'd still be over 500 pounds. And that's exactly the point I had to convince myself. Time doesn't really care what we do. Time keeps moving right along like clockwork, uh, it is clockwork. No matter what we do in the next twelve months, good or bad, it's still going to be March 22, 2010 in one year. Time is a constant, that's a pretty simple statement. But it's one I really had to wrap myself around. I had to dig deep to battle my impatient personality. I finally realized that I really needed to forget about time. Time doesn't need me to worry about it, it'll keep moving right along without any help or hindrance. Instead of focusing on how much time it's going to take, I had to focus on what I needed to do each day to succeed. And then when I do take the time to notice the time, I'm happy with the progress I've made and continue to make. It's day 189 by golly, 189! I've lost over 131 pounds! That's almost three quarters of a pound a day! You can tell that I don't really pay much attention to time because on March 15th's blog I didn't mention the fact that it was exactly the sixth month mark of this journey. It totally escaped me. Will it take a year total to reach my goal? Maybe it takes another year from now? Who cares! I'll be there when I get there, then I'll look at the clock and marvel at how far I've come in such a relatively short time. I didn't grow to over 500 pounds in a year or a year and a half, but I can get to my ideal weight in that time? I guess time really is on my side huh? We've all been in a situation where we were watching the seconds tick by on a clock conveniently positioned near our face. Maybe you were in class, or in a doctors office, or at work. When you constantly focus on the clock it can feel like forever! That's why I don't. Time will do it's thing, and I'll do mine, we'll meet up later in a triumphant celebration of accomplishment.\nI've noticed one thing about different readers of this blog. Those that can relate to the struggles of losing weight totally get it. Some that have never had a weight problem do get it, but still, I've ran into a couple of people recently that don't \u201cget it.\u201d Not even a little bit. And that's completely OK. Sometimes I wish I had a magic wand that would mysteriously make naturally thin people fully understand the mental, physical, and emotional struggle. What would be really cool, is if that same magic wand could make morbidly obese people feel what it feels like to lose a considerable amount of weight. Even if the feeling only lasted a minute or so, I guarantee it would have a dramatic impact for both obese and naturally thin alike. This magic wand would be in such demand that we'd have to have around the clock security and a strict policy against \u201cwand abuse.\u201d OK Sean, back to reality. Listen, I fully understand why some don't understand. When I hear about someone in the news doing something completely unthinkable, and then find out that person was on drugs or alcohol, I have a hard time understanding their addiction, because thank God I've never had an addiction like that. If you've never had a particular problem or been effected by the problem, then how can you know or understand the far reaching personal effects. You just can't. My addictions have always been food, laziness, and nicotine, so I understand what people feel when dealing with those things. I can't hold it against these naturally thin people, I'm not even jealous of them anymore. I can't tell you how many people I've \u201chated\u201d in the past simply because they might say something like \u201cI can eat whatever I want and I never gain an ounce.\u201d That's awesome, good for you...I just gained a pound hearing you say that, thanks. I don't \u201chate\u201d these people or anyone now. And the only time I have a problem with someone that is naturally thin is when they live with, or are close to someone who's on a journey like this, but they still provide zero support. I know someone that is making a dramatic change in their eating habits. They've started eating better and cooking better for their entire family. This person has made an effort to get out and exercise everyday. But this person is married to and loves someone who is naturally thin and not understanding at all. She's doing everything she can to make positive changes in her pursuit, but all she hears is how he's sick and tired of her being at the gym or fixing lighter portions. I can't imagine what it must be like to constantly have that negative energy, and constantly worry that these positive changes will enrage your significant other. Of course in the long run he'll see the amazing changes and results and he'll see her emerge from underneath a lifetime of obesity, and perhaps then he'll realize that the little sacrifices in time and bad habits were completely worth every single frustration he felt along the way. The good news is, the people that \u201cget it\u201d far outnumber the ones who don't. You get me?\nTonight we're headed to the trail for a nice workout. If you're in the area and you drive by and see me jogging for brief spurts, just know that I'm not being chased by anyone or anything. I'm doing it on purpose. I'm still mostly walking briskly, with occasional burst of \u201call I got.\u201d I've learned that our bodies adjust pretty quickly to a routine and the only way to advance our workout is to recognize this and pump it up a little. I'm still extremely cautious while I'm out there. Believe me, I'm not doing anything I can't handle. Actually, I could probably handle more, but I'm too cautious! I was just jogging for burst of one minute at a time yesterday, and that's all I felt I could do at 5.8 mph. But did you see that episode of \u201cThe Biggest Loser\u201d when the trainer made that 346 pound guy jog for five minutes? I think he was 346, something close if not, but did you see that? I was on the treadmill at the Y when I caught a few minutes of that episode, and I'll tell ya, I couldn't imagine jogging for five minutes at this time, at least not at 5.8 mph. It was all I could do to make it one minute yesterday. Of course that will change with time. I'm still around 370, so what will I be able to do at 270? I bet then I'll be able to jog for much longer than a minute! Before you head out and dive into pushing yourself to the limit, remember a few things...I never get to the limit, I just get close enough to see the limit, then I back down. I've also been through the EKG's and the doctors visits, my numbers are looking great across the board, and I know that I'm extremely lucky in that regard considering how long I was in excess of 500 pounds. I guess what I'm saying is, please check with your doctor before you get too hot and heavy with your workout. Make sure you're physically able. Chances are your doctor will tell you to go for it! But at least consult a doctor first. The dramatic health improvements exercise provides is amazing. I sometimes can't believe how far I've come from that first day. Slow and steady wins this race every time.\nThanks for reading my daily blog. Another successful day is in the books. Good night and...\nDay 188 Becoming Fast Friends With A Former Nuisance: Exercise\nBecoming Fast Friends With A Former Nuisance: Exercise\nExercise and I haven't been on speaking terms for many years. I can remember seeing people out running and biking on purpose and I just couldn't imagine what possessed them. Doesn't that hurt? Are they sweating and breathing hard? That's not comfortable is it? At over 500 pounds my exercise routine was just existing. Just getting up and walking to the bathroom or the fridge was a challenge. If I had to go to the store, oh my, that was sometimes a little more workout than I wanted. I have the perfect career for someone who doesn't like or associate with physical activity: Radio personality. Yep, sitting in the same comfy, heavy duty studio chair while pushing buttons, talking, and presenting a radio show never really gets tiring physically, mentally sometimes, but I've never broken a sweat except when the air conditioner was in need of repair. My career has catered to me on a psychological and physical level. First, it's a career that allows me to hide behind a microphone, interacting and communicating with people who have no idea what I look like. On the radio, I look like whatever your imagination decides my voice looks like. And I'd like to think I have a slim and trim sounding voice. I obviously sound like a John Stamos or Tom Cruise lookin' kinda guy judging by some of the surprised reactions from listeners when we meet face to face. Secondly, walking down the hall to the next studio chair is about as physical as it gets, and even that was becoming a burden at over 500 pounds. Changing my mind about exercise has been much easier than I expected. First of all, I can only do what I can do. My approach has been a very natural progression. Even though I've always heard exercise \u201cfanatics\u201d say how good it feels, I never believed them until now. How could exercise feel good? Give me a break and a couch. But it does feel good after a while. I say \u201cafter a while\u201d because I can't honestly say it felt good the first 30 days or so. The first week it actually felt kind of dangerous. I knew that I had to exercise if I wanted big time results. Knowing that didn't keep me from trying to rationalize not exercising \u201cuntil I lose the first 50 to 100 pounds.\u201d I quickly dismissed that nonsense because it was coming from a mentality that had kept me fat my entire life. I was simply trying to find an excuse to make it easier on me. And I decided that I had to steamroll excuses from the very start. Some might say that not exercising at over 500 pounds was a smart idea based on safety concerns, and in an attempt to make myself feel better about not exercising, I would've agreed with them completely. I couldn't allow my sedentary lifestyle and overall laziness effect my exercise decisions. To protect me from dropping dead, I just did what I could do, never any more or less. In the beginning it wasn't much, but it was for my size, and anything was better than nothing. Then I discovered something. I discovered that no matter how small the start, if you do it everyday you can't help but to progress, building endurance and stamina. And I have to say that it does actually feel good after a while. At first I only recognized the good as a feeling of accomplishment, but now it's much more than that. I use to roll my eyes when people would talk about \u201cendorphin rushes.\u201d Whatever, I thought. Boy did I think wrong. There is definitely a feel good chemical reaction that comes from exercising. Isn't it funny that I've heard experts and physically fit people say that for years, but until now I really didn't get it or even believe it? A good workout creates a natural high that feels groovy man, trust me. I'm far from an expert, and I have tons to learn about exercise and fitness, but I'm learning and doing it everyday. Consistency equals success pure and simple. Consistency plus insight from experts along the way equals greater results a little quicker. So I'm open to learning from the experts. I have to say that Dr. Amy, Mark, and Dana have been of tremendous value in helping me better understand exercise.\nMy workout today at the YMCA was on a different level. It must seem that I say that all the time, but seriously, this interval training is just amazing. I usually just set a pace and walk the same exact pace the entire time. Lately I've tried \u201cinterval training.\u201d Walking with short burst of everything I have. Last night that \u201cshort burst\u201d was 5.8 mph for 30 seconds, before dropping back to 4.0 for three minutes. Today I planned on \u201cbursting\u201d for 45 seconds at 5.8 mph, instead I pushed it to a minute. Every time that minute was up, I quickly backed it down to 4.0 or below so I could regain my composure for a bit before bursting forward again. I completed about ten \u201cburst\u201d during my hard two on the treadmill, you can watch one of them below. By the way, yes those are jeans I'm wearing, here's the deal: My \u201cworkout\u201d pants (I have two pair) are about 15 sizes too big. I have to wear a belt around the top of them to keep 'em up. Those jeans are actually about 5 sizes too big. I don't want to spend too much money on new clothes until I absolutely have no choice. And I really don't care what I wear to workout, as long as I'm covered and I get a workout.\nI've also posted a picture of me with Debbdimples. Her name is Debbie and she's my cousin. She's read this blog from the very beginning and has been one of my biggest cheerleaders. Her comments on the myspace version have been fantastic. She's made me laugh, she's made me really think, and she's been extremely helpful with advice and wisdom along the way. She's experienced weight problems in the past, but has now successfully changed her life and health for the better by losing the weight. She looks fantastic! With people like Debbie in my corner, it's hard to go wrong. Thanks Deb!\nWe had a fantastic meal tonight at home. I cooked beef tacos and taco salad. And despite my usual weirdness when it comes to lettuce at home, I enjoyed lettuce on all three of my tacos! I loaded up on the salsa too! They were incredible and low in calories. Low calories (148 per taco) and high flavor and satisfaction, now that's what I call a good \u201ccalorie value\u201d food! By the way, an MSN.com story caught my attention tonight. The story was about changes you can make to your daily food intake that will save you 100 calories or more. The picture they used was a bowl of ice cream and the headline \u201cdrop the cone, eat the ice cream.\u201d They really should have been more specific in the article. They were obviously talking about sugar and waffle cones, not cake cones. Sugar cones are typically about 110 or so calories, and waffle cones can be anywhere from 75 to nearly 200 calories depending on the size. But cake cones run anywhere from 15 to 25 calories depending on size. So go ahead and eat the cone too! I do all the time with my low-fat vanilla soft serve. I don't do the sugar and waffle cones because I don't want to invest the calories in them, but cake cones? Absolutely, every time! Have a wonderful Sunday. Good night and...\nCousin Debbie and Me. Readers of the myspace version of this blog know her best as \u201cDebbdimples.\u201d\nMovin' on up to 5.8 mph, for just a minute...several times throughout the walk/jog.\nDay 187 The Difference Between Then And Now and The Power of Personal Responsibility\nThe Difference Between Then And Now and The Power of Personal Responsibility\nI've mentioned many times before about how my weight loss attempts in the past were simply \u201cgoing through the motions.\u201d What does that mean? It means that I had a solid understanding of the fundamentals of weight loss: Eat less and exercise more. If you do these things consistently, you lose weight. That's all I knew and all I did back then. I never really understood or wanted to understand what people meant when they said \u201cyou have to change your lifestyle.\u201d All I needed to hear was the word \u201cchange,\u201d and I didn't want to hear anymore. Change can be scary, uncertain, and completely outside of my little comfort zone. If someone was going to reach me, I needed them to be more specific. I understand now what they were trying to say. But I wouldn't say to someone, \u201cyou have to change your lifestyle.\u201d I would say, \u201cyou have to change the way you look at food and exercise.\u201d That sentence is the difference between past attempts and today. I lost weight back in 2004, 115 pounds worth, then quickly gained it all back plus five pounds. Why? Because the entire time I was losing weight, I was also looking forward to my next opportunity to cut loose and eat whatever and how much ever I wanted. I was going through the necessary motions to lose weight and completely ignoring the mental aspects needed for long term success. I was like a smoker in church anxiously awaiting the end of the sermon so he can get outside and light up. When I hit the 100 pounds lost mark in July 2004 we celebrated at our favorite restaurant with all the pizza and fried mushrooms I could possibly stuff down. It seemed like the right thing to do at the time. Hey, 100 pounds is a big deal! We were celebrating. I can't tell you the number of times I said \u201chey, when we all lose 50 pounds, we'll go to that big buffet place.\u201d An alcoholic wouldn't celebrate a year of sobriety by getting plastered, that would be nuts, and so is the \u201creward feast.\u201d Celebrating milestones is fine, but I do it now with clothes and anything else that isn't food. Oh sure, we might have a nice meal, but it's a normal meal in normal portion sizes and calories. The easiest way to tell if you're going through the motions is to honestly answer this question: Do I look forward to cutting loose and eating like a maniac once the weight is lost or a particular goal is met? If the answer is an honest \u201cyes,\u201d then you're just going through the motions needed for temporary results. So how do you cross over and really change the way you look at food and exercise? I can only speak of my personal experiences, so here's what I did:\nFirst of all, I let go of the idea that there was a list of foods I could never eat again. If you tell me I have to forget about ice cream, pizza, and hamburgers for as long as I live, well, uh...I might cry, or at least be kind of depressed at the thought. Knowing that I could still eat anything I wanted immediately eliminated any feelings of deprivation. I knew that it wasn't the food, it was the portions that were hurting me. So I immediately stopped looking at food as the enemy. I quickly realized that I was indeed my own worst enemy. Food wasn't my enemy, food was a friend that I used and abused everyday. My choice of portion sizes, not my food selections were the problem. My choices. That's very important. I had to accept responsibility for my choices. I had to be honest enough to say \u201cit wasn't my co-workers fault that I over did it when they brought donuts, it was my decision to eat five of them, my choice was the culprit, not the co-workers raised and glazed generosity.\u201d The same idea can be applied to fast food restaurants. I eat fast food. No one can tell me that you can't lose weight eating fast food, because look at my results, I'm proof that it's not about the restaurants, it's about our own choices, and those decisions determine our results. There isn't a fast food place where I can't make good choices. There isn't a sit down restaurant where I can't make good choices. Remember that guy who tried to sue fast food restaurants for making him fat? I don't know what the judge said to him, but he's lucky I never became a judge, because he would have received a big lecture from me on personal responsibility. Understanding that my morbid obesity wasn't the fault of friends, or family, or that 99 cent chicken fried steak special at \u201cYer Mothers\u201d on the strip in Stillwater circa 1985, or any other restaurant, was a major breakthrough. It put it squarely on me. But it's so easy to blame others! Excuses are better received if we're an innocent victim, right? Poor us! I had to get over that psychological non-sense of making myself feel better about bad choices by blaming everything and everyone but me. I set out on a journey 187 days ago where nothing was off limits. If I avoid certain things like real butter and real mayonnaise, it's because I find them to be horrible \u201ccalorie value\u201d foods.\nWhat about emotions and stressful triggers? I spent years convinced that the only way I would ever really lose weight successfully is if I won the lottery and all of a sudden I hadn't a care in the world. Then, and only then, free of stress in all it's forms, I could concentrate on doing the right things needed for weight loss. I finally realized that if I was waiting for a stress free life, then I would probably just need to accept dying young and obese. I learned that the most effective weapon against stress comes from within. It's my attitude. Attitude can change anything and everything, regardless of the stress level. I made a decision that no matter the circumstance, the stress, or the emotion, I wasn't going to let it effect my eating habits ever again. I made that decision, that choice. And it was an \u201ciron clad\u201d decision. I no longer allow my emotions to find comfort in counter-productive choices. Instead I take these emotions and stressful triggers and I throw them in a room filled with my motivating thoughts and positive attitudes. After a short while inside that room they come out tame and much easier to handle.\nI haven't even touched on changing my mind about exercise. I'll get into that tomorrow night. Let's just put it this way: When I would see people bike riding down the highway or running \u201cfor fun\u201d and not survival, I would immediately wonder \u201cwhy are they putting themselves through that torture?\u201d I've discovered exactly why they do it and how they feel incredible all the while. More on that tomorrow evening.\nSpeaking of exercise, I did lower body weight training followed by the most intense treadmill workout I've ever completed. Until tonight, my highest miles per hour was four. Tonight I had short burst of 5.8 mph! I made myself do it for as long as I could handle before dropping back down to 4 mph, about 30 seconds. I bet I go longer tomorrow. Maybe I'll make myself do 45 seconds at 5.8, and eventually even more. It felt fantastic! And I've certainly learned that significant progress comes easily when you are consistent in the effort. Good night and...\nDay 186 Unexpected Rewards and A Good Kind of Soreness\nUnexpected Rewards and A Good Kind of Soreness\nI\u2019ve heard from several people today that were happy to tell me of their incredible success. I\u2019m so thrilled that I know so many like-minded people! You can do this and you\u2019re proving it everyday. It\u2019s amazing how powerful a decision can be. When I decided 186 days ago to make a commitment like no other I\u2019d ever made, I had no idea how wonderful it could feel. I just wanted to be able to buy clothes at a regular store. I just wanted to breathe normally. I just wanted to be able to walk down the hall without having to stop and rest. I just wanted to inspire my family to follow my lead into changes that would drastically and positively change our lives forever. Well, after 131 pounds, all of those are happening and so much more! When I get e-mails from people I don\u2019t even know telling me they read everyday and are inspired, I\u2019m truly touched. I\u2019m overwhelmed with emotion and I\u2019m so grateful for the strength and guidance I\u2019ve been given. Every now and then I go back and read some of the early days of this blog. I do it to remind myself of things I\u2019ve learned along the way. Lord knows I\u2019m far from perfect and occasionally I have to read my own writing to refresh my resolve. Many times it\u2019s not my writing at all that I rely on; it\u2019s your comments on the myspace and blogspot versions of this blog that inspire me. Your support has been an invaluable part of my success. Thank you my friend.\nTonight we enjoyed a cookout with Amber and KL. They\u2019re going back to school this Saturday, so before they depart, they wanted to cook for everybody. They filled the grill with everything from bratwurst to chicken breast, all beef hotdogs to big angus burgers. Needless to say, most of that protein is now resting comfortably inside the fridge waiting for its moment to nourish. Tonight was very different than it used to be. A cookout use to mean we would all stuff ourselves full of meat and beans and potato salad, chips, dips, and high calorie sodas and for some, alcoholic beverages. Then we would all slowly look for a place to nap, but not before we passed around the prescription strength Zantac. Hey, heartburn and indigestion wasn\u2019t going to spoil our gluttonous get-togethers! My strategy was very simple and I have to say, rather natural at this point. First of all, like one of the early days in this blog, I put the focus on the people around me. I enjoyed the company of my family first and foremost, and then I enjoyed a chicken breast, some beans, and an all beef hotdog on a bun with mustard and onions, and just a few chips. I enjoyed water flavored with Crystal Light. I also grabbed and cut off a third of a bratwurst. I didn\u2019t want to spend the calories on a full brat, after all those things are loaded! I was completely satisfied and still made it out just under 700 calories. Perfect. This isn\u2019t dieting. It\u2019s eating responsibly, it\u2019s putting to rest the obsession with food, and it\u2019s changing the priorities of my life. Visiting with my family was the most important thing tonight, not the food. We were eating because it was time to eat, but what we were really doing was enjoying each other\u2019s company. We were living beautifully.\nThe soreness in my muscles from the weight training this week feels so good! Soreness use to be the perfect excuse to stop doing whatever caused the violation in my comfort. I celebrate the soreness now. I feel great as a result. My muscles are waking up to a whole new way of thinking about physical fitness. They\u2019re not waking up grumpy; they\u2019re waking up energized and ready for the task at hand. The progress in the exercise department over the last six months is certainly thrilling. In the beginning, when I could barely walk a quarter mile without feeling like I was about to meet my maker, I never imagined that six short months later I\u2019d be blessed to the point of weight training with the advice and guidance from a professional and walking 5k\u2019s on a regular basis. Even flirting with brief spurts of jogging! If you\u2019ve read this blog from the beginning, remember before Thanksgiving when I decided to start a holiday tradition with the Anderson Family Thanksgiving Day 5K? Then we did the Christmas Day 5K, back then I really thought that doing a 5K would be something we did only on special holidays and occasions. Now a 5K is just another workout. Maybe someday soon it will be the \u201cAnderson Family Holiday Half-Marathon,\u201d or at least a 10K, because like this journey, it must progress!\nCourtney and I are headed out to the walking trail now. I do plan on continuing the short burst method I spoke of last evening. Now mom, don\u2019t worry\u2026I\u2019m not going to do anything that will get me hurt. You know I\u2019m way too cautious for that. That caution was born from the fear of instant death I carried to that trail at 505 pounds. I have a keen sense of what I can\u2019t handle just yet out there. But I\u2019m learning that I can do far more than I ever thought possible. That\u2019s why my intensity must increase with my newfound abilities. I\u2019m grabbing the iPod and lacing up my shoes for a date with some of my favorite tunes. Good night and\u2026\nDay 185 The Completely Ridiculous Spoiled Child-Like Weigh Day Reaction\nThe Completely Ridiculous Spoiled Child-Like Weigh Day Reaction\nWeigh day can be fun. Like when I crossed under 400. If you had witnessed that moment you would have thought I just won the Super Bowl. A couple of weigh days ago when I pounded out 13 pounds, and in doing so set a new personal weight loss record of 119 pounds, that was a big celebratory weigh-in complete with whooping and hollering and generally acting a fool. Today wasn\u2019t like that. First of all, I\u2019ve finally convinced myself that I don\u2019t necessarily have to weigh at The Payne County Health Department. I didn\u2019t have a choice at 505 pounds, but now that I\u2019m well under 400 I have scale choices for the first time in my adult life. Irene helped me decide to save the trip to Stillwater, since we were there Tuesday evening, and weigh here in Ponca City today. I started out by weighing at the doctors office, then I weighed on two different scales at the Ponca City Medical Center \u201cLose To Win\u201d Headquarters. All three scales agreed that I weighed 374. I wanted more, I mean less, you know what I mean. I didn\u2019t want to take 374 as an answer. 5 pounds? What?? Are you serious? I\u2019m a stickler on my calorie allotment. When the daily calorie withdrawal is spent, it\u2019s spent. I\u2019m exercising everyday. I\u2019m making all the right moves and this is how I\u2019m rewarded? I acted fine in front of Cathy Cole, the director of the \u201cLose To Win\u201d program. But I was throwing a big baby fit inside. The first thing I do after weighing is send out a mass weigh day text update. I didn\u2019t do that today, and I apologize for the delay. I did send it out at around 5:30pm Central Daylight Savings Time, but that was about three hours after the weigh-in. I was acting like all was cool on the outside, but I was pouting like a spoiled little baby on the inside. I was very disappointed in the way I reacted. And that\u2019s just plum crazy. 5 pounds is just fine!!! It\u2019s great really!!!! I mean it!!!!! Would I use that many exclamation points if I didn\u2019t mean it? I\u2019m smart enough to know that a number of factors can go into our weight at any particular time. Added water weight and muscle are a couple of things that come to mind. I realize that our weight can fluctuate by three to four pounds based on a number of variables at any given time, so why did I react like a spoiled six year old? I was just use to losing more. Until now the lowest two week total had been 7 pounds. I also understand that as I lose more and more, it will come off slower. Tonight, Mark assured me that the hardest would be from about 245 to 230. The last 10 to 15 pounds could be a real challenge, but I will get there. So again, why did I only lose 5 pounds this two-week period? Who knows and who cares! It certainly doesn\u2019t change my commitment or long-term desires. I didn\u2019t react the way the \u201cOld Sean\u201d might have. I didn\u2019t turn to food and say \u201cthe heck with it.\u201d That really would have been stupid. I\u2019m honestly ashamed of how I reacted today. I personally know of a couple people who are on a very frustrating plateau as I write this, and I had the audacity to act like this over a 5-pound LOSS? That\u2019s completely unacceptable and I refuse this kind of behavior from me in the future. OK, I think I\u2019m done scolding myself. I\u2019m going to keep on keeping on!\nI met Mark at the YMCA tonight for round two of my introduction to weight training. By the way, I do have triceps in my right arm after all. I\u2019ve been feeling the soreness from our Monday arms/shoulders upper body session, all day long. Tonight was the back/chest portion of the program. I had a great time. I felt a burn tonight that made me say out-loud \u201cOh yeah, that\u2019s nice.\u201d It felt so good to wake up some of these muscles. I know that I\u2019ll be sore for the next day or two, but it\u2019ll be a good kind of sore! Friday night will be dedicated to lower body weight training. I\u2019ve probably thanked Mark twenty-five times for taking the time to help me out with my routine. It\u2019s just so very important to me to not just lose the weight. I don\u2019t want to look like a guy that use to be fat. I want definition, I want shape, I want the kind of body I\u2019ve always wanted, but thought was impossible. I want it, and I\u2019m going to have it, because I\u2019ve decided I will. Will it take hard work? Of course, will it be worth it? You know the answer to that silly question.\nAfter weight training at the Y, I hit the trail for a \u201chard\u201d two miles like no other. I fluctuated my walking intensity from normal, to speed walking, to flat out jogging. Yes, jogging! And yes, I could do it! Not for a very long stretch, maybe a tenth of a mile, but I was runnnnninnngggg! That\u2019s progress my friend. It was very natural. At first I felt like I couldn\u2019t remember how to jog. Then I made myself pick it up. It\u2019s easy when you\u2019re out there on the trail alone in the dark. I just imagined that a hungry pride of lions were hot on my trail, and that\u2019s all I needed to start \u201cjogging for my life.\u201d If hungry lions were really pursuing me, they would have caught me pretty quick I\u2019m sure, but for a second or two, I felt like I could outrun a cheetah. Oh the fun little mental games, they\u2019re great.\nI\u2019ve lost another record setting 5 pounds and it\u2019ll just keep getting better from here! Remember, every pound I lose is another personal weight loss record. 131 pounds lost in 185 Days, how could I ever complain about that? It\u2019s awesome my friend. I feel like a brand new man. Thanks for reading, good night and\u2026\nDay 184 Weigh Day Eve and Proper Rest\nWeigh Day Eve and Proper Rest\nSomething unexpected happened today that was really cool. The broadcasting company I work for was contacted by ITV in the UK seeking permission to use audio of me doing weather coverage during a tornado outbreak in May of last year. Apparently a film crew was in the area shooting a documentary on tornadoes and they just happened to be listening to my reports on the radio while the cameras were rolling. It was a short clip with me reporting \u201cspotters have confirmed a multiple vortex tornado on the ground.\u201d Then I go on to say what you need to do if you're in the path of this killer storm. The permission was granted with a request for a DVD copy of the finished documentary, and they said they would try. Try? Really? Is a DVD copy too much to ask? I'm afraid had we asked for a small sum of cash, they would have simply put me on the editing room floor. I really don't care either way. But still, it's kind of cool. I wonder if the Brits will say \u201clisten to that American radio presenters accent, I just love the way they sound.\u201d Because that's what I'd say about them.\nTomorrow's weigh day for me. As usual I have the normal weigh day eve thoughts and concerns... \u201cwhat if I've hit a plateau?\u201d \u201cEveryone says I'll hit one eventually, hasn't happened yet, but will tomorrow be the day?\u201d I seriously doubt that I'll hit one tomorrow, or that I've hit one yet. Because the belt doesn't lie. I'm on the very last notch in this belt, and before long I'll be pulling up my britches with it \u201cmaxed out,\u201d so I'm really not too concerned. I feel like I'm in a steady groove. That can be good and bad. I always want to challenge my limits without risking injury by going too far. That's the only way to measure progress. I definitely feel the need to step it up a level or two. In order to do that, I seriously must re-organize my schedule and budget my time in a strict fashion. I may start writing this blog at 3:30pm, instead of late at night. That way after a tough workout I can get home and drop in bed for a good nights rest. I credit this blog with bringing me to another level in weight loss. It's seriously the most important thing I do in these efforts. Without this daily written therapy, I doubt I would have willfully examined my actions and reactions over the last 184 days with such honesty. I would have simply gone through the motions like many times before: Eat less + Exercise=Lose weight. I've discovered the true secret to losing weight, and it's not just about food and exercise. It's all about the mental workouts. I've changed the way I think about food and exercise. It's a decision that once made, cannot be broken. So the time I spend writing this blog is extremely vital to my success. Good rest is also vital to my success. So I'm cutting tonight's blog a little short. I hope you don't mind. Good night and...\nDay 183 Separating Emotions From Actions and Weight Training Class Is In Session!\nSeparating Emotions From Actions and Weight Training Class Is In Session!\nI'm feeling very upbeat these days. It seems no matter what is thrown my way, it doesn't shake my resolve to become what I desire and arrive exactly where I'm headed. That's a key difference between this journey and past attempts. In the past I would allow the slightest tilt of my \u201ccomfort zone\u201d to throw me completely off track. It's a nice place to be. Basically, it's like I've finally figured out how to separate my emotions from my actions. I always permitted my emotions to completely control me. Turning to food for comfort was always the easiest thing. Often times, Ok, more like every time something didn't go like I wanted, or I had a bad day, or I was upset about anything at all...I'd use it as an excuse to cut loose and devour as much food as I could. And it wasn't exclusive to negative emotions. When I would experience positive emotions, I'd celebrate, or enhance my good mood with plenty of food and couch time. This pattern of excess no matter the emotions is what led to my weight soaring to over 500 pounds. Reversing this life long pattern and instinct has been a real-life exercise in better understanding of my personal psychology. I look at food very differently now. Where before I could quit and go back to my old eating habits at the drop of a hat, I honestly don't think I could now. If you told me I had to eat a quarter gallon of Blue Bell, as crazy as this might sound coming from me, I seriously don't think I could make myself. I haven't \u201cstuffed\u201d myself in 183 days and you know what? I don't miss it and I haven't the slightest desire for it. I'm rarely hungry, if at all it's first thing in the morning. One thing I've noticed, I haven't had an ulcer attack at all in the last six months. Before, when I'd get stressed, I'd eat of course, and not just a little, a bunch. The combination of stress and being stuffed would occasionally cause me to be up most of the night with my stomach burning like fire and me throwing up until my throat was raked with stomach acid and I could barely talk, not good for someone who talks for a living. Needless to say, I missed many a morning show because of my ulcer attacks. I think it's strange I haven't had one since I started this journey, because there's still stress in my life, I've just cut out the excessive eating and now I actually exercise on purpose. It's amazing what pain will make us promise ourselves. I can remember being in the middle of an attack with my mid section burning and my throat raw from throwing up, and my lips crusty from chugging Maalox, and saying out loud--- \u201cthis is it, I'm done, I'm losing this weight, I never want to feel this way again!\u201d But then the pain would go away right along with my promise to change. The next day I'd act like it never happened. I'm sure my employer has noticed I haven't used as many sick days as I did before starting this journey.\nMy workout at the YMCA tonight was completely different. Mark, you know \u201cthat guy,\u201d guided me through the first of three parts of a weight training program he's written for me. I'm so thrilled and extremely grateful that he's taking the time to show me the ropes and get me started. Mark knows what he's talking about. He's spent his entire life taking care of his body with nutrition, weight training, and exercise. When he speaks, I listen very closely. I will admit, I was really embarrassed at how weak my arms and shoulders were tonight. I mean to tell you, I'm weak! You could probably find a pre-teen girl that can lift more than me! But Mark was very encouraging. He told me that I will only gain strength with consistency, and basically to not worry about where I am right now. I have to start somewhere, right? And I've decided to do what I do and lift what I can safely lift, and do it with consistency, just like the consistency I've displayed the last 183 days. And you know what? Someday I'll be able to bench my weight and more! And oh what a wonderful story it will be to tell, about how on certain muscles, even a ten pound dumbbell was too heavy in the beginning. At one point I asked Mark, \u201cdo you think I even have triceps?\u201d He just smiled and said \u201cif you didn't you wouldn't be able to lift it at all.\u201d Good point. It was really a fun thing, not intimidating really. I totally look forward to doing it three times a week. I'm completely pumped.\nCourtney finished her workout upstairs in the fitness center while I was downstairs in the weight room. She weighed tonight and discovered another 6 pounds lost. She's discovering results all the time. It's wonderful to see her so excited about losing weight. When she told me about wearing those jeans she hadn't been able to wear since 7th grade, I could see the joy in her eyes, and it makes me so happy. Another successful day of losing weight and feeling great is in the books. Another weigh day is fast approaching, and it's time to rest. Good night and...\nDay 182 Soup and Ice Cream and Nothing Positive About \"Negative Encouragement\"\nSoup and Ice Cream and Nothing Positive About \u201cNegative Encouragement\u201d\nToday turned out to be a soup and frozen treat day. I had soup for lunch and then when we visited my grandmas house, Aunt Jean and Uncle Sig had prepared homemade pea and ham and homemade vegetable beef soup. They are amazing cooks! Both were absolutely incredible indeed! Soup is most always a good choice. Now I've had soup before that was not a good choice, like the time long ago when I had that loaded baked potato soup at the steak house. That loaded soup had tons of bacon and cheese and cream and potatoes, but the soup today was all good, and I enjoyed a cup of each. Then we all went out for ice cream! See, I'm not the only one in my family that loves ice cream. Doesn't everybody? I mean come on, it's ice cream! I had a junior size frozen yogurt on a cake cone, completely comparable in calories to the low fat vanilla cones I enjoy on a regular basis. Then later, since I had an abundance of calories remaining, I enjoyed a low fat vanilla cone. I know, I know, sounds a little excessive, but hey, I had the calories coming, and that's how I decided to budget them! Soup and frozen treats, that pretty much sums up my day food wise.\nI visited with Debbdimples today! If you're a regular reader of the Myspace version of this blog, then you know exactly who I'm talking about. Debbie is my cousin, and an avid reader of this blog. The myspace blog comments she provides on a regular basis are sincere, often times humorous, and more often than not, extremely informative. Debbie's battled her weight for years. I have to say, she's really grabbed control and now she's looking and feeling fantastic! She's lost the weight and has totally changed her lifestyle in the process. She's a shining example of what is possible. We took a picture together and I'll post it on the blog tomorrow evening.\nAnother weekend is behind us. I look forward to weigh day on Wednesday and all of the possibilities the new week presents. Let's make it a good one! Good night and...\nDay 181 No More Weekend Worries and Everything Becomes Easier, Trust Me!\nNo More Weekend Worries and Everything Becomes Easier, Trust Me!\nI remember in the beginning of this journey how much I dreaded weekends. Weekends were a test because they changed the schedule, the routine, from the weekdays. During the week, I would eat breakfast either before or while I worked, then get busy, then have a light lunch, then get busy again, and before you know it, it's early evening and I'd be somewhere between 600 and 800 calories. I'd grab a snack to hold me until dinner, then use the remaining calories for dinner with the family, saving back just enough for a 150 calorie or less snack later before bedtime or while I write the blog. Very structured, very routine. But the weekends, oh the weekends are way different. So much time to manage, and so many different opportunities to eat, I was really intimidated at the thought of weekends. If you go back and read the blog from the first weekend or two, you'll see what I mean. Now that I've gone through six months worth of weekends, it's not so bad. Not at all really. That's the thing, everything gets easier along this journey. I understand now how emotional and stressful triggers set me off on many a binge in the past, so handling that psychological jungle gym is so much easier. I now fully understand how to measure a proper portion, so staying within my calorie allotment is easier. I understand the mental dynamics that made me always focus on the food, rather than my family and friends at events and get togethers, so those things are easier. The exercise starts getting easier from the very first day. I started out waddling less than a quarter mile, now I can power walk a 5K without feeling like I could die any moment. Everything gets easier. I realize the key to getting to those \u201cpoints of interest\u201d along the way comes down to one word: Consistency. Without day in and day out consistency, without taking just one day at a time, I'd never be as far along the road as I am today. How many times I would start, do great a few days, then bad a couple, then great a day or two, then bad four days in a row, then I would sit around and wonder why the weight wasn't coming off. I was always consistent at being inconsistent. Be consistent, and rewards and results will follow along, and your results and rewards are like springboards of positive energy.\nI enjoyed a Mr. Goodbar miniature candy bar today. I invested the 42 calories in the taste that took me back to my childhood. Long before Snicker became my favorite, Mr. Goodbar ruled my candybar obsession as a kid. I always lagged behind the other kids while trick or treating, because I couldn't wait til later to eat 'em. I was back there walking and unwrapping those little things. I had no idea I was popping 42 calorie chocolate and peanut shots like they were handfuls of Cheerios. I must have consumed 2,000 calories worth of candy bars on a regular basis back then. Anyway, I enjoyed the Mr. Goodbar today in a much slower fashion, enjoying the unique peanut flavor only found with a Goodbar.\nWe have company today, my sister in law is in town and staying, plus of course Amber is home, and she brought her wonderful boyfriend KL (I totally mean that too), and Amber had her friend Alisha over. I decided to fix a meal that I always over did it on. Spaghetti and meatballs! What? You didn't know you could eat such a thing and still lose weight? Oh yes you can! I enjoyed a normal portion, even had a slice of garlic bread, and still got out under 600 calories. The portion the old Sean would have had probably would have checked in at about 1,000 calories, and that would be for the first plate, we're not even talking about seconds here. What's great is, I'm not one bit hungry, not even a little. I was completely satisfied with a normal portion. Choices, it's all about choices, and being completely honest about those choices. It was a wonderful meal with friends and family all gathered around the table.\nMy workout at the YMCA was very satisfying too. I hit a \u201chard two,\u201d that's two miles at 4 mph. At that pace, I immediately start working from the very start. When I'm done, I know I've had a workout. My cardiovascular health has had no choice but to improve with my daily workouts. It's so nice to walk on those treadmills and actually be well under the weight limits posted on each.\nI got a call from a friend today that is experiencing major success. He's doing this too now, and already he's dropped 20 pounds. He just called to tell me about his triumphant weigh-in. What a wonderful thing! This guy totally \u201cgets it\u201d too. He understands about the psychological hang ups that can make the most rigorous efforts temporary. He understands what it takes to go all the way and maintain. He knows all about what I speak of in this blog. He feels it, he understands it, and now he's doing it. Like me, he's on his way to a healthier life free from the prison like existence of morbid obesity. I'm so happy for him. When he called we both shared stories of how we handled what could have been a high calorie sandwich yesterday. We both did the same thing, without even knowing we were doing it. That's the rhythm of good choices my friend.\nTonight I'm headed out to enjoy a concert and a Saturday night of fun with friends. That's why this blog is posted so early. I'll let you know how I navigate any \u201cparty foods\u201d tonight. I doubt I'll have any trouble. I'm in the \u201csteel curtain\u201d zone, you know what I'm talking about! 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        "raw_content": "Go out to get drunk and came home sober....\nWell this going to be a short blog....a very short blog. A very short and serious moan about good reason to be served an alcoholic drink before those twenty other people you bloody well served before me yet got to the bar after me.\nWell, all dressed up to the nine pins and off I trundle down to the club for night out at the rugby club presentation to see my son's end of season presentation. How was I to know that every parent there would be propping up the bar vying for the attention of club president's wife as she valiantly pulled pints, sorted out new kegs, looked for glasses, had to take money, supplied kids with sweets and sugary substances.\nYes the crowd was several deep, arms outstretched, wallets, purses and notes waving about as if all had never seen an alcoholic drink in ages. It was like an auction or more apt a bloody wall of savage beasts, screaming, shouting, pushing, rudely waving their dosh in the barmaid's face saying over and over \"me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me!\"\nNow, I do as every other savage beast does on the hunt or prowl for food. I no where the kill is or the prey, it's behind the bar, comes out of a tap, which is fed by a tube, which is attached to the keg in the cellar. Yep, and as soon as you find yourselves wanting or needing a night out in such a place, your drinking well, that has so overwhelmingly become popular with every other beast, then you go into survival mode.\nYou look for a gap, jostle with the crowd, determined to get there before them. You then shout for service, like \"can I have a fucking beer you moron cos I was here first before all these other twots\" and when they come to you all one can blurt out is \"oh he was before me\".\nWell, that's life! amen.\nHeck, I had just lost the opportunity to get served, had given my chance to someone else...what a fool was I, cos that just had a domino effect and instead of serving me next went to someone else and so on and so I came home sober pretty much.",
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        "raw_content": "PURPLE comments are direct quotes from Lysa\nIt's that time again! Yes to God Tuesdays with Lelia. We're studying Lysa TerKeurst's book \"What Happens When Women Walk In Faith\". Today I want to give my insights on Chapters 6 and 7. Please also be sure to stop by Lelia's blog to see what the other ladies are saying and learning :)\nChapter 6 - God's Extraordinary Invitation\nI think almost every lady doing this study highlighted the following statement: Though they couldn't see God's hand at work, they trusted His heart and rejoiced in the simplest of blessings each day. This was spoken of the two boys Lysa adopted. It reminds me so much of the verse. \"I tell you the truth, unless you change and become like little children, you will never enter the kingdom of heaven.\" (Matthew 18:3, NIV) Children have such faith. They haven't grown quite as cynical as us adults. How I wish I could say that I have consistently rejoiced in the simplest of blessings. How awesome that their faith was so mature. What marvelous examples for us!\nI loved the story she told in the section called How? Why? where she was giving God all the reasons why she could not do what He was asking and why He had to be mistaken in calling her to do it. The reason I love it so much is because I'm living it right now (see this post). God calls us to something and we immediately start analyzing it with our human eyes and our human perspective. We start giving Him all the reasons why this is not a good idea, why He is mistaken in calling us to do the thing, whatever it is. Instead I think we should be saying, as I said yesterday, \"Lead me Lord\" because He already has it all worked out! He doesn't need our analysis. It's been done. He doesn't need to hear our reasons why we can't do it because He has already planned how to equip us. What He needs and desires is obedience to follow Him. And He will take us on a great adventure.\nAnother quote I loved was this: Breakthroughs happen when we get about the business of honoring God moment by moment, step-by-step, day by day by what we do and, more importantly, with the thoughts we think while we do. All I can say is Amen to that. Let's get about the business of honoring God!\nChapter 7 - God Is With You\nThese last few chapters (starting with 5) are addressing a period Lysa calls famine. In Chapter 5 she refers to it as a place of sacrifice and surrender. This is the phase where we learn to depend on God. So fast forward to Chapter 7 and Lysa writes: For days , I'd been telling God there was no way, and now He was reminding me that there is always a way with Him. Again, He needs us to trust, not figure and plan. I am guilty of trying to map it all out because I hate the unknown. I want to be in control. So famine for me is an extremely difficult phase. And I am smack dab in the middle of the famine phase right now. He's letting me walk it out right along with this study.\nSo of course I am clinging to this next statement. In our own strength, achieving our dreams may be impossible. But with God, there is a way! We (I) just need to rest in Him, He's got it all under control!\nLysa instructed us as follows: Don't try to make your whole dream come true at once. Just fulfill the small part of the mission He's asking you to do today. In Proverbs 20:24 it says, \"A man's steps are directed by the Lord, How then can anyone understand his own way?\" I pray that each morning we get up and say \"Lord, direct my steps today.\"\nIn the exercises Lysa asked us to look up verses for success or succeed. The purpose was to help us understand exactly what godly success even looks like. Here are the verses I chose:\nCommit to the Lord whatever you do and your plans will succeed. (Proverbs 16:3, NIV)\nWisdom brings success (Ecclesiastes 10:10, NKJV)\nBasically these say to me : Trust God with your dream. Let God direct your actions in relation to the dream. Ask for godly wisdom and God will provide it and the success that results from applying that wisdom. These are my marching orders from God.\nGo forth and know that God is with you and He is for you! Be blessed!\nIt was great to read your words and your statement, \"He doesn't need my analysis\" was just for me. As a former math teacher I see my desire to figure things out resurfacing all too often in my faith life and that is not necessary. I appreciated the reminder that He already knows how He will equip us. Thanks for sharing, Jill\nI love how you said at the end that \"these are my marching orders from God\". Mari, each week I love reading your heart because you are so hungry for God and it just comes through the computer.\nThanks for your devotion and love for Him. You are an example of a woman in love with God!!\nThanks for praying for our friends. I'm still in shock.\nWonderful post! I, too, loved Lysa's comment \"Though they couldn't see God's hand at work, they trusted His heart and rejoiced in the simplest of blessings each day.\" I want that in my life!\nPraying that your famine phase reaps big joys for your life as you work through it and come out on the other side of it!\nIt's interesting, I too am in a place of famine...although \"physically\" you could not tell that, but \"spiritually\" I definitely am.\nI have been waiting on a certain promise from God for 7 years now, and in this current famine, is just one more thing happening that makes my promise seem EVEN more impossible.\nNow I realize all things are possible with God, but in my human thinking, I am like, \"God, how on earth are you going to make this happen?\" :)\nThen the thought occurs to me...The more things that \"physically\" get in the way of my promise coming true, the more encouraged I should be \"spiritually\" because isn't that just how God works. 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        "raw_content": "If you\u2019re going to master any skill as a real estate agent, you should make it your sales pitch. Those twenty seconds (or less!) can make or break the relationship you\u2019re attempting to establish. And, despite the short length, real estate agents dedicate a not-insignificant amount of time to perfecting their sales pitch. If your pitch isn\u2019t landing, and you\u2019re at your wit\u2019s end trying to fix it, I have some good news. Thirty years of marketing experience \u2013 and fifteen years of real estate experience \u2013 taught me a thing or two about the perfect pitch. And, since I love sharing expert advice with up and coming real estate professionals, I\u2019m going to identify why your pitch isn\u2019t working \u2013 and help you fix it!\nBefore you start, you need to remember the golden rules of sales pitches.\nKeep your pitch at less than twenty seconds.\nDo not start by identifying yourself as a Realtor.\nDisplay energy and enthusiasm.\nWhat Makes a Sales Pitch Perfect?\nA perfect sales pitch is beautifully simple. It hits on pain points, finds a solution, backs it up with facts, and calls the listener to actions \u2013 all in twenty seconds or less. It\u2019s essential not to sound too \u201csalesy.\u201d Successful real estate agents keep their elevator pitch balanced \u2013 rehearsed, yet conversational, factual, yet easily digestible, and well-timed, but never pushy. Listeners HATE pushy. They\u2019re not interested in an immediate hard sell, and you should keep the focus on whatever makes you unique or memorable. Plus, don\u2019t make the mistake of thinking your sales pitch should be the first thing you say to a new acquaintance. Savvy networkers will recognize your pitch for what it is and may be turned off if that\u2019s how you choose to open your conversation.\nSo, if a sales pitch isn\u2019t an opportunity for a hard sell, what is it? It\u2019s an opportunity to demonstrate that you are passionate about the real estate industry, your clients, and your career. When done well, listeners will feel your authenticity. A pitch should be easily customizable, so you can tweak it to your audience, and focus on what \u2013 specifically \u2013 you can do for them. A great way to ensure you\u2019re tailoring the conversation to your listener\u2019s specific needs is to start the pitch with a question. It\u2019s built around your unique value proposition, so your listener has a clear understanding of not just how much you know but also why you\u2019re exactly the agent your listener needs. And, most importantly, your pitch ends with a clear call to action. Make sure you have your business card ready to go so your listener knows how to get in touch with you again.\nThe Formula for a Perfect Sales Pitch\nStart With a Problem\nA problem is a great hook and gives the listener an immediate reason to be interested. The goal here is to articulate a problem that connects with the kinds of customers you want to serve. When you speak to people through their problems, you are speaking life into them \u2013 and encouraging them to engage with you.\nAmplify a Problem\nThis should be a very quick step. Don\u2019t eat up valuable seconds constructing an elaborate doomsday scenario. All that\u2019s necessary to amplify a problem is to quickly list out some of the problems clients might face in their situation. Think about this from your listener\u2019s perspective. Focus on answering the questions they might be asking, \u201cSo what?\u201d \u201cWhat\u2019s in this for me?\u201d \u201cCan you prove it?\u201d\nOffer Your Solution\nYou\u2019ve offered a problem, and now you offer a solution. Don\u2019t make the mistake of framing your solution around grand promises and guarantees. Your listener understands that words are cheap, and will be skeptical if all you offer is, \u201cI can solve this because I said so.\u201d Frame your solution around facts, data, proof, and credibility.\n\u201cClients work with us because we have the experience, we sell homes faster, and get our customers more money. We pride ourselves on customer experience and relationships, and we have 7x times more five-star reviews than any agent in our marketplace. Our number one aim is to make sure you are our next five-star review and we want to deliver that experience to you. These are my competitive advantages (restate them) that you can hold me accountable to.\u201d\nEven brand new agents can offer data to back up their claims. They can use the facts and data from their offices \u2013 as long as they\u2019re honest about it with the clients!\nYou wouldn\u2019t run an ad without a call to action, so don\u2019t end your sales pitch without one. It doesn\u2019t need to be elaborate. In fact, simpler is better here. Giving your listener a business card and directly asking them to make an appointment or visit your website ensures that the listener knows exactly what their next step should be. Don\u2019t leave anything up to chance. Remember: if you don\u2019t close, you can\u2019t win!\nA great sales pitch will create a degree of separation between you and the competition. It will articulate your uniqueness and how you can solve problems for your clients. 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        "raw_content": "October 15, 2005 \u2013 Harry Potter\u2019s Page\nCruticus (C): Hi, this is Chris from harrypotterspage.com. I just want to ask you some questions. I\u2019ve read that your favourite authors are Darren Shan and JK Rowling. So you\u2019ve read the Harry Potter books, have you?\nMatt Lewis (ML): I have. I was a fan on the first four books before I went for my audition, and I think they\u2019re great. I really, really enjoyed every single one of them and I\u2019m looking forward to see how they turn out \u2013 book seven.\nC: That\u2019s cool! Have you met JK Rowling? I mean, being a great author that she is, she would have been a great guest?\nML: Oh yeah, I\u2019ve met her a few times. The first time I don\u2019t think I could physically speak \u2019cause it was amazing \u2019cause like you said, she is one of my favourite authors. And I was just a huge fan of Harry Potter, and it was great to meet her, and she\u2019s actually really, really nice. She just spoke to us all individually and we had lunch with her. She is great to talk to. You can talk with her, and she\u2019s nice. And yeah, it was great to meet her, I got a few pictures with her.\nC: What do you like about her writing? What struck you about that?\nML: It\u2019s a good question because before Harry Potter, I really could never finish books. I don\u2019t know what it was. I used to get through a book and then I used to be like err, I just get bored towards the end. I just get bored really. But there\u2019s something about her writing, I don\u2019t know whether it\u2019s every page at the end of it, but there is something you want to turn over for. I don\u2019t know what that is really. At the end of every chapter, you\u2019re always thinking, nah, I can\u2019t stop here, I\u2019ve got to carry on going. And I think that\u2019s what it is. It\u2019s the fact that she always leaves you on a cliff hanger. 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So both of them, they\u2019re great about it. I don\u2019t know, they might go and gloat. That\u2019s pretty nice if they do, they never told me they have. That\u2019s cool.\nC: What was it like working with Mike Newell and other cast members for Goblet of Fire?\nML: It\u2019s almost un-describable; it was very, very cool. I know Mike Newell, he\u2019s a great director. I\u2019ve seen Four Weddings and a Funeral, it\u2019s such a good film, and I\u2019ve only seen it recently. Oh mate, it was so good, and when I first seen that, I was really looking forward to working with him. I know the other actors, like Alan Rickman and Maggie Smith, they\u2019ve done so much good films, like Robin Hood and Die Hard, some of my favourite films, so to work with him and to be able to say you\u2019ve worked with him; it\u2019s amazing.\nC: Did you get to see Ralph Fiennes as the Dark Lord?\nML: I never did. I\u2019ve seen like some of the drawings and the Art Department\u2019s work, but I never actually saw him in the make-up, so I\u2019m really, really looking forward to see that on film; I\u2019ve not seen it yet, so it should be good.\nC: That\u2019s good! Did Daniel Radcliffe actually explain to you or describe his work with Ralph Fiennes as the Dark Lord?\nML: No. I never really spoke to Dan after they finished the final bit with Voldemort. So I don\u2019t really know much of what went on. All I know is the set is very, very good and it\u2019s pretty scary apparently. I\u2019m really looking forward to seeing it.\nC: Were there any funny pranks at the Goblet of Fire set?\nML: Um, let\u2019s think Goblet of Fire. (He ponders) I mean everyone has a laugh. Mike Newell is a really funny guy. We had a lot of fun. I can\u2019t think of a really funny prank that was played. But I can think of one from other films. 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        "raw_content": "Started a New Book\nI put that on my to-do list, thinking it would just be fun to cross it off when I was ready to start something new. I didn't think it would be right away; I've been trying to make another pass through that fantasy novel, and I've got so many other half-finished works...\nBut I've been in a funk. It's been weighing me down for a while now. It's like I'm in a movie or video game, in that moment where you've been knocked down and the world starts its slow fade to black. The edges were getting dark, man. I needed a little light.\nSo the (somewhat) sequel to Circles in the Dust begins.\nI hate to call it that, because it's not really a sequel. The story will take place in the same universe, but in a time way after the events of Circles - after those characters have all passed on, in fact. If Circles was about what would happen to the world in a bleak tomorrow, this one takes place in a dismal week-after-next.\nI've had a lot of ideas buzzing around in my head lately, snippets of images and characters and I had no idea what to do with them. None of them fit into a unified theme, a plot; they were all just floating around, disconnected fragments.\nThen the other day I was walking down by the river and saw a marmot, which was pretty cool all by itself, and the story just all came together.\nI spent some time writing a book about early modern people, survivors of an ice age, and so I would say that I've spent a good deal of time trying to get into the mindset of a hunter-gatherer, and when I saw that marmot, sitting in the grass watching me as I went by (one of the big fat scouts that squeaked to let the rest of them know I was coming so they would hide), it was only a few feet away and I couldn't help but think how easy it would be to hunt it. It was so close I could have rushed it with a spear or something, and they're chunky little things, so it would make a decent meal. I thought about using a bow, and then a crossbow, one of the smaller, one-handed deals you can get at a sporting goods store.\nAnd that was the hole in the dam; everything rushed out, all the ideas I'd been holding onto, and I saw the next story I should write. It was that little crossbow. I had my first chapter, and then I had my main character using that thing, and then I saw her living in the ruins of a city and I could have wet my pants I was so damn excited.\nTonight I started writing it, and I feel that same elation again. It's nerve-wracking, starting a new story. After I opened up a new Word document and was staring at my computer I was thinking about how I hadn't felt butterflies in my stomach like that in a long time. It reminded me of how nervous I used to get around girls I thought were cute, and one in particular (you know who you are). Same feeling - anything could happen, so much could go wrong but in that moment it was all that mattered and it could go so right. God dammit, but it's an exciting feeling. I had to go outside and get some air just to calm myself before I could write the first words.\nI'm going to finish this one, too. I've got too much of it all figured out in my head, and it's fresh. This was just how I started my first two novels and I finished those. Then I tried doing a bunch of research for the next few novels I wanted to write, plotting things out, thinking I needed to have everything set in stone, or at least considered, before I put my hands on a keyboard, and by now I think it's safe to say that's not my style.\nBack to my roots (have I even been doing this long enough to say that?).\n\u2190 OutliersTo-Do \u2192",
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        "raw_content": "Mauck & Baker Summer Reading List\nThough summer is nearing completion, reading season never should be limited. Here are some book recommendations from around the office.\nIntercessory Prayer by Dutch Sheets\nThe book contains lots of thrilling testimonies of answered prayers and plenty of challenges to our constrained prayers habits. I recommend it to mature believers who already pray frequently but also sense they need to enlarge, deepen or quicken their prayers.--John W. Mauck, Partner\nThough nonfiction, Daniel James Brown\u2019s The Boys in the Boat has all the makings of a really good novel and is reminiscent of another bestseller, Unbroken. This true story, set in the days leading up to and through the Great Depression, chronicles the University of Washington\u2019s crew team in its unlikely journey to the 1936 Berlin Olympics in search of glory and gold. Following the life of Joe Rantz\u2014a Washington farm boy abandoned as a child\u2014the story recounts Rantz\u2019s inward journey toward healing through the sacrifice and resulting bonds that came as this remarkable team, made up of the sons of Pacific Northwest farmers, fisherman and lumberjacks, learned to row together and overcome every obstacle in the most demanding of all sports. Its sweep of American history in the 30\u2019s is one further testament to \u201cthe greatest generation.\u201d Once you start it, I dare you to put it down.--Richard C. Baker, Partner\nThe Intimidation Game: How the Left is Silencing Free Speech by Kimberley Strassel\nFrom the IRS targeting scandal, to forcing businesses out of the public debate, to intimidation of those supporting traditional marriage, this book supplies the names, dates and events which demonstrate a coordinated effort to enforce a progressive monopoly on public debate and drive other voices, including Christians and supporters of free markets, from the public square. Ms. Strassel provides a lively narrative as she connects the dots. It is a must read leading up to the election.--Whitman H. Brisky, Partner\nThe Remarkable Ronald Reagan: Cowboy and Commander in Chief by Susan Allen\nThe Remarkable Ronald Reagan: Cowboy and Commander in Chief, by Susan Allen, is an enjoyable children\u2019s book about the life of America\u2019s 40th president. My boys (7 and 4 years old) have enjoyed reading and re-reading about Ronald Reagan\u2019s riveting life. In fact, a family babysitter once reported that upon tucking the boys to bed one night, my eldest, out of nowhere, thanked God for Ronald Reagan. Since the babysitter was not familiar with the book or that the boys had been reading it, she was surprised by their heartfelt appreciation for the life and work of the Gipper.--Noel W. Sterett, Partner\nThe Coming of the Third Reich by Richard Evans\n\u201cThe Coming of the Third Reich\u201d is the first installment of Richard Evans\u2019 three-volume history (which also includes \u201cThe Third Reich in Power\u201d and \u201cThe Third Reich at War\u201d) exploring the complex set of circumstances that led the rise of a fringe political group known as the Nazis. Collectively, the three volume set is considered by many historians to be the definitive account concerning Hitler and the Nazis. More than history, however, this book offers valuable lessons for our time when politics seems to be at an all-time low. How did we get here? As always, history can offer some insight.--Sorin A. Leahu, Associate\nNixon and Mao: The Week That Change the World by Margaret MacMillan\nMargaret MacMillen\u2019s Nixon and Mao tells the story of how two infamous world leaders came together to end an icy decades-long standoff between the United States and China. MacMillen does a masterful job weaving in the week\u2019s events with its historical context, including biographies of Nixon, Mao, Henry Kissinger, and many others. At first glance, the subtitle \u201cThe Week That Changed the World\u201d struck me as overblown, but the book gives plenty of evidence to support this claim. And as if to vanquish any remaining doubt, I realized that I have two sisters adopted from China who I may have never met had events gone differently.--Andrew S. Willis, Communications Manager\nHi, after reading this amazing article i am also delighted to share my experience here with colleagues.\nIf some one needs expert view about running a blog then i propose him/her to pay a quick visit this blog, Keep up the fastidious job.\nthing. Do you have any tips for rookie blog writers? I'd\nYou need to be a part of a contest for one of the best blogs online.\nI'm trying to find a theme or plugin that might be able to resolve",
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        "raw_content": "Robert Fleischman: Back to active duty.\nFormer Vinnie Vincent and one time Journey singer Robert Fleischman is back with a new solo album - only his second in 20 years!\nCongratulations on the album - it's nice to hear you back behind the mike again. Why so long between drinks for you?\nThank you. Music is so different here in the U.S. They want you to start out in the womb to be the next Bob Dylan or Madonna. I think in Europe people like Artists; whereas, the U.S. is into \u0093fast-food\u0094 music of the day. So I took other musical roads.\nWhat has Robert Fleischman been doing to keep busy the last few years?\nI have been doing music for TV, Film, and Commercials. I'm heavily into Electronic Music, Painting, my family, and I write almost every day. I have recorded several albums all different from the others; hopefully to be released in the future\u0097possibly on my website.\nWorld In Your Eyes contains some fine melodic songs - what time frame where these songs written in?\nWithin the last year.\nSeveral are co-written with guitarist Josh Ramos - how did you two come to work together?\nFrontier Records introduced us. I just had coffee with him this morning!\nHe does a fine job as always - could you work with him again in the future?\nAbsolutely. He is a great guitar player and we work well together.\nThe rest of the band is also impressive - Marvin, Edward, Richie and Kelly....how was the band put together for this project?\nBy the Record Company. Except for Rusty\u0097we go back a long time.\nHow long did the recording process take for the album?\nIt took about a year, writing from scratch.\nHow did the Bryan Adams song come to your attention? Great song!\nAn old manager came up with it and had asked me to record it. So when Frontiers asked me if I had songs, I submitted it with all of the other material. They liked it and asked me to re-record it.\nFor those that might not be familiar with your previous albums - what have you sung on over the years?\nThe Vinnie Vincent Album and Channel. I'm also on the Journey \"Time 3\" Box set, some TV commercials, and Film.\nObviously Vinnie Vincent was a big gig - what are your memories of recording and did you tour with him?\nWe never toured, but one day he was so mad at his guitar that he broke it because it wouldn't keep in tune. Then he pissed on it. When the video of \u0093Boyz are Gonna Rock\u0094 came out on MTV, Mark Slaughter was lip syncing to my voice. That was something.\nThat was a great line-up on that album - do you still keep in contact with any of the guys?\nI see and talk to Bobby Rock and am still good friends with Vinnie, I hope he is okay.\nIs there any chance of a CD issue of your debut solo album?\nMaybe if this CD takes off and Arista hears about it\u0097they may choose to do so. Possibly with the Channel album also\nI hope there won't be as big a gap between albums this time around?\nThanks. I would like to do another one if I could be a little more adventurous musically.\nYou were a part of Journey for a while in the early days of the band. Some may not know this - can you tell us about your involvement with the band?\nWhen I first met Journey, they were a rock fusion band with long jamming instrumental songs and had a few albums already out before I became involved. I came from a pop-rock song structured background. When I joined the band, I pretty much rearranged all the furniture in their house. It was hard for them to accept at first, but the management and the Record Company understood the transition. I was the first lead singer for the band Journey and wrote their first hits \u0093Wheel in the Sky\u0094, \u0093Anytime\u0094, \u0093Winds of March\u0094, \u0093All for You\u0094 and others. We toured the U.S., Canada, and Hawaii.\nWhat led to your departure and do you regret any of those circumstances in hindsight?\nI left the band after management problems. I was never \u0093fired\u0094.\nI would like to make that clear after many years of hearing everyone else's interpretation of what happened. I had my own manager Berry Fey, and Journey had their manager Herbie Herbert. Herbie requested that I leave my manager\u0097this I could not do because I had a contract with Berry to fulfill. Berry had a percentage of me and Herbie also wanted a percentage. This arrangement would have made me a broke slave. The managers could not work out an agreement, and that's where it all fell apart. I don't regret the past and feel that Steve did a fine job with the songs I wrote.\nYou have been in the business for a long time - any advice to those just starting out?\nBe ready to reinvent yourself over and over. Grow musically and don't stick with just one style. Keep your roots, but taste everything around you. Don't make it wimpy.\nWhat artists have influenced you over the years?\nBob Dylan, John Lennon, Peter Townsend, Mick Jagger, Jim Morrison, David Bowie, Led Zeppelin, Aerosmith, U2, Peter Gabriel, Eno, Pink Floyd, Hendrix, Fripp, and Neil Finn.\nAnd what are you listening to lately?\nRadiohead, Audioslave, The Vines, LTJ Buken, William Orbit, The Strokes, Linkin Park, Ministry, Crystal Method, King Crimson, and Pearl Jam.\nWhat's next on your list of things to do?\nI am putting out an Electronic Music Album and doing music for an HBO Movie. My web-site will be up soon and I will be having an art show with my Paintings. I guess I will do another solo album. I would like to do a promotional tour doing one or two songs on talk shows throughout Europe and Australia; possibly to come back for a full on tour.\nAnything you would like to add or say to the fans Robert?\nThis is a great time to be an Artist or anyone with an idea. It is so much easier to communicate globally via the Internet; it has created another avenue for Artists to sell their work and ideas. So go for it. If you love something, just keep reinventing yourself in what you love doing. Get the CD. Play it loud. I hope to come to Australia.\nThanks very much for your time answering these questions",
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        "raw_content": "2084 Transit of Earth as seen from Mars.\n2001 On the second day of its meeting in Doha, Qatar, the World Trade Organization's Ministerial Conference approves by consensus the text of the agreement for China's entry into the WTO. China will become legally a member (the 143rd) 30 days after the WTO receives notification of the ratification of the agreement by China's Parliament.\n2001 In Marrakech, the seventh session of the Conference of the Parties to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change concludes after more than 19 hours of haggling through the night. Delegates of 165 of the 171 represented agree to the institutions and detailed procedures for implementing the 1997 Kyoto Protocoll, which requires industrial countries to scale back emissions of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases by an average of 5% from their 1990 levels by 2012. The United States, the world's biggest polluter, refuses to participate. The Kyoto Protocol will enter into force and become legally binding after it has been ratified by at least 55 Parties to the Convention, including industrialized countries representing at least 55% of the total 1990 carbon dioxide emissions from this group. So far, 40 countries have ratified, including one industrialized country (Romania). Without the US, almost all the other industrial countries would have to endorse the agreement to reach the goal.\nThe two-week session had been stuck on five points related to mechanisms that countries might employ to ease the task of reducing emissions. Canada, Russia, Japan and Australia rejected a paper submitted on 08 November on how countries could trade pollution \"credits,\" holding out against nearly all the other countries. The deadlock was finally broken with a four-point compromise paper. The mechanisms are designed to help countries meet their targets by buying or selling credits on an international financial market, or by reducing their quota by expanding forests and farmland that absorb carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.\n2000 The battle over Florida's disputed presidential election continues, with George W. Bush's camp pressing Al Gore to concede without pursuing multiple recounts, and Democrats pressing ahead with protests, determined to find enough votes to erase Bush's razor-thin lead in initial counting.\n2000 Mystery of tickling solved?\nThe Daily Telegraph reports that scientists have discovered why you can't tickle yourself [or can you? if so, go and tell the scientists] [but still no answer to why tickling makes you laugh... or cry... or worse]. The secret, they say, lies in the cerebellum, a region at the back of the brain which predicts the sensory consequences of movements and sends signals to the rest of the brain instructing it to ignore the resulting sensation. Sarah-Jayne Blakemore of the University College of London examined six volunteers using magnetic resonance imaging to scan their brains as their palms were tickled by a machine. The scan was repeated while they tickled their own palms. In the first case the machine succeeded in tickling the volunteer because the cerebellum cannot warn the rest of the brain when the stimulus is external, even if the brain knows it is about to be tickled. [palms, shmalms... they've should've done it on the soles of their feet] The mechanism once protected us against predators by distinguishing between stimuli that we created ourselves and those generated externally. [What kind of predators attacked the soles of feet? ants?] But the system can be fooled. When the robot used by the volunteers to tickle themselves delayed the action by a fraction of a second, the tickling sensation was there. \u0093So it is possible to tickle yourself, but only by using robots,\u0094 Blakemore said. [Did they try Rube Goldberg devices?]\n1999 Winter no deterrent to Russia's Chechnya campaign \u0097 Refugees suffer without supplies in frigid conditions (CNN)\n1999 Kip Kinkel sentenced, by Lane County Circuit Judge Jack Mattison, to 111 years in prison without a chance for parole the murder of his parents on 980520, and the murder of two students and the attempted murder (i.e. wounding) of 26 others on 980521.\n1997 A judge in Cambridge, Mass., changed the second-degree murder conviction of British nanny Louise Woodward in the death of her eight-month-old charge to involuntary manslaughter and sentenced her to prison time already served.\n1996 The Bosnian Serbs' new military commander, Maj. Gen. Pero Colic, is sworn in, a day after General Ratko Mladic, accused of war crimes, was dismissed.\n1994 Washington announced it would no longer police the arms embargo on the Muslim-led government of Bosnia.\n1994 the only privately owned manuscript of Italian Renaissance artist Leonardo da Vinci was sold at auction at Christie's in New York for $30.8 million, the highest amount ever paid for a manuscript.\n1991 Secretary of State Baker visited Japan, South Korea and China. His trip to Beijing marked the first high-level official contact between the United States and China since the Tiananmen Square massacre.\n1989 Bulgaria's hard-line president Todor Zhivkov resigned as democratic reform continued to sweep the Eastern Bloc. Zhivkov was longest reigning active ruler in Eastern Europe and second longest in the world.\n1989 Guerrillas battle with government forces in El Salvador\n1989 Germans begin punching holes in the Berlin Wall\n1989 Word Perfect 5.1 is shipped\n1988 Battle for the supercollider\nIn the mid-80s, the smell of money and jobs prompted a number of states to engage in a frenzied competition to become the site for the construction a new, $4.4 billion supercollider. After a \"furious\" few years of jockeying, jostling and lobbying, Energy Secretary John Herrington announced on this day that Texas had been chosen as the home for the giant atom smasher. The supercollider promised to be an economic bonanza for the Texas and Waxahachie, the town where the supercollider would be built. Along with creating a number of jobs and bringing in a tidy sum for construction, the atom smasher also came with an annual research budget in the neighborhood of $270 million. While the announcement was celebrated in the Lone Star State, officials from some of the competing states derided the selection process as politically motivated, determined more by regional favoritism than merit. Despite assurances from Herrington that the \"Texas site best fit our goals,\" legislators from some of the other states threatened to kill the appropriations bill that would fund the first round of construction. And their wish was fulfilled in 1993, when spiraling costs led the House to put the project on ice.\n1986 River Rhine (Germany) polluted by chemical spill\n1986 President Ronald Reagan refuses to reveal details of the Iran arms sale.\n1983 Reagan in Japan to discuss trade\nBy the early 1980s, US-Japanese trade relations had grown frosty: Japan had racked up a trade surplus of $6.59 billion, prompting the US to call for tariff reductions and less stringent trade regulations. During a visit to Japan, President Ronald Reagan met with Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone on this day to discuss the nations' economic differences. While the two leaders vowed to work together to even the seeming imbalance, Japan's surplus kept growing, reaching $39.485 billion in 1985 and $59.3 billion in 1993.\n1983 Microsoft announces Windows\nMicrosoft announced its first graphical user interface, to be called Windows 1.0, which would allow users to multitask, on this day in 1983. Microsoft was one of only a few companies racing to develop a graphical interface for the IBM PC. VisiCorp, makers of VisiCalc, the first spreadsheet and one of the most popular applications to date, had started shipping VisiOn, a competitive desktop manager that failed to catch on. Although Microsoft said it would ship the product in April, it was in fact two years until Windows appeared, and even then, it was not a hit until the introduction of Windows 3.1 in March 1992.\n1978 Israel's top negotiators broke away from Middle East peace talks\n1977 It was announced that Pope Paul VI had ended the automatic excommunication imposed on divorced American Catholics who remarried. (The excommunication was first imposed by the Plenary Council of American Bishops in 1884.)\n1977 Xerox demonstrate computer, printer, and network\nXerox scientists from the company's Palo Alto Research Center (PARC) demonstrate an array of high-end computer technology to a large audience. The demo showcased a personal computer named Alto that boasted a mouse and a graphical user interface, a laser printer, and the use of Ethernet to network machines together. The demonstration, which took two months to produce with the help of Hollywood producers and screenwriters, was the highlight of Futures Day, the last day of a four-day conference for some five hundred Xerox executives. Although the demonstration generated some excitement and interest in the work that PARC scientists were doing, it failed to convince executives that any of the new technology, except the laser printer, was marketable. If Xerox had decided to pursue the Alto aggressively, the machine might have hit the market before the groundbreaking IBM PC and perhaps changed the history of computing, according to some industry observers. Instead, Apple's cofounder Steve Jobs, who saw a working version of Alto during a visit to Xerox PARC in December 1979, adopted many of Alto's ideas into the interfaces for the Apple Lisa and the Apple Macintosh.\n1976 The Utah Supreme Court gave the go-ahead for convicted murderer Gary Gilmore to be executed, according to his wishes. (The sentence was carried out in January 1977.)\n1975 PLO leader Yasser Arafat addresses UN in NYC\n1975 UN General Assembly approves resolution equating Zionism with racism (which would be repealed in December 1991).\n1973 Slaughterhouse-Five is burned in North Dakota\nNewspapers report the burning of 36 copies of Slaughterhouse-Five by Kurt Vonnegut. Vonnegut's book was a combination of real events and science fiction. His hero, Billy Pilgrim, was a World War II soldier who witnessed the firebombing of Dresden, as had Vonnegut himself. Pilgrim becomes \"unstuck in time\" and thereafter lives a double existence \u0097 one life on an alien planet where a resigned acceptance of inevitable doom expresses itself philosophically in the hopeless locution \"And so it goes.\" In his life on Earth, Pilgrim preaches the same philosophy. Some found the book's pessimistic outlook and black humor unsuitable for school children. Vonnegut was born on 11 November 1922, in Indianapolis, Indiana. He attended Cornell and joined the Air Force during World War II. He was captured by Germans and held in Dresden, where he was forced to dig out dead and charred bodies in the aftermath of the city's bombing. After the war, he studied anthropology at the University of Chicago and later wrote journalism and public relations material. Vonnegut's other novels, including Cat's Cradle (1963), Breakfast of Champions (1973), Galapagos (1985), and others, did not generate as much controversy as Slaughterhouse-Five. His experimental writing style, combining the real, the absurd, the satiric, and the fanciful, attracted attention and made his books popular. Vonnegut is also a gifted graphic artist whose satirical sketches appear in some of his later novels, including Breakfast of Champions.\n1972 Hijackers divert a jet to Detroit, demanding $10 million and ten parachutes.\n1971 Two women are tarred and feathered in Belfast for dating British soldiers, while in Londonderry, Northern Ireland a Catholic girl is also tarred and feathered for her intention of marrying a British soldier.\n1971 Khmer Rouge forces attack Phnom Penh airport\nCommunist forces bombard the airport at the Cambodian capital of Phnom Penh, killing 25 persons and wounding 30. This attack was another chapter in the Communist Khmer Rouge war against the government troops of Prime Minister Lon Nol. Nine airplanes were damaged in the attack. At the same time, another Khmer Rouge unit attacked a government radio transmission facility nine miles to the northwest of the city, leaving 19 Cambodians dead. This assault left Phnom Penh without access to international communications networks for several hours.\nVietnam: 1970 No US combat fatalities reported\nFor the first time in five years, no US combat fatalities in Southeast Asia are reported for the previous week. This was a direct result of President Richard Nixon's Vietnamization program, whereby the responsibility for the war was slowly shifted from US combat forces to the South Vietnamese. This effort began in 1969 and was accompanied by US troop withdrawals that began in the fall of that year. Although American casualties were down, US forces were still involved in significant combat operations at this time. 1964 McNamara says that US has no plans to send combat troops to Vietnam At a news conference, Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara says that the United States has no plans to send combat troops into Vietnam. When asked whether the United States intended to increase its activities in Vietnam, he replied, \"Wait and see.\" By 1969, more than 500'000 US soldiers were in South Vietnam.\n1964 Australia begins a draft to fulfill its commitment in Vietnam.\n1960 Senate passes landmark Civil Rights Bill\n1952 US Supreme Court upholds the decision barring segregation on interstate railways.\n1951 Direct-dial transcontinental telephone service starts in the US as the mayor of Englewood, New Jersey, talks to the mayor of Alameda, California, for eighteen seconds. Previously, coast-to-coast calls were placed by long-distance operators.\n1950 Jacobo Arbenz Guzm\u00e1n elected President of Guatemala\n1945 General Enver Hoxha becomes leader of Albania\n1942 Admiral Jean-Fran\u00e7ois Darlan orders French forces in North Africa to cease resistance to the Anglo-American forces. Darlan would be assassinated in Algiers later that year.\n1942 Germany invades Vichy France\nGermany invades Vichy France, violating the 1940 armistice between the two countries. Vichy France was the French regime established on 02 July 1940, when Germany authorized it as the operative government of the half of France left unoccupied by the Nazis. Its capital was Vichy, a city known for its thermal springs, located 300 km southeast of Paris. The government was established under secret terms with Germany, signed by Marshal Henri Philippe P\u00e9tain. The secret pact outlined the shared intentions of the two countries: \"The Axis Powers and France have identical interest in seeing the defeat of England accomplished as soon as possible. Consequently, the [Vichy] French Government will support, within the limits of its ability, the measures which the Axis Powers may take to this end.\"\nHitler's decision to invade Vichy France was a reaction to the Allied North Africa invasion just two days before. Soon after the invasion, Admiral Jean-Fran\u00e7ois Darlan, the Vichy France representative in North Africa, agreed to an armistice with the Allies and ordered his troops to cease hostilities. Angered by this concession, Hitler immediately scrapped his agreement with P\u00e9tain and invaded Vichy France. Ultimately, though, Hitler's rash decision on November 10 came to little end. From that point on through the beginning of the liberation of France in June 1944, the Vichy regime was ignored by Germany.\n1941 Churchill promises to join the US \"within the hour\" in the event of war with Japan.\n1938 Fascist Italy enacts anti-Semitic legislation.\n1928 Hirohito enthroned as Emperor of Japan\nShowa Tenno Hirohito, the 124th Japanese monarch along an imperial line dating back to 660 B.C., is enthroned as Emperor of Japan, two years after his ascension to the throne. Emperor Hirohito presides over a turbulent era in his nation's history. From rapid military expansion beginning in 1931, to the crushing defeat of 1945, Hirohito stands above the Japanese people as an absolute monarch whose powers are sharply limited in practice. After US atomic bombs destroy Hiroshima and Nagasaki, it is Hirohito who argues for his country's surrender, explaining to the Japanese people in his unfamiliar court language that the \"unendurable must be endured.\" Under US occupation and postwar reconstruction, Hirohito is formally stripped of his powers and forced to renounce his supposed divinity, but he remains Japan's official figurehead until his death in 1989.\n1919 The American Legion held its first national convention, in Minneapolis.\n1918 Independence of Poland proclaimed by Jozef Pilsudski\n1917, 41 women from 15 states were arrested outside the White House for suffragette demonstrations. US women won the right to vote three years later.\n1911 The Imperial government of China retakes Nanking.\n1871 Following seven months of searching, foreign correspondent to the New York Herald Henry M. Stanley succeeded at last in locating Scottish missionary David Livingstone in Ujiji near Unyanyembe, Central Africa. Stanley says: \u0093Dr. Livingstone, I presume.\u0094\n1866 Ante la idea de Maximiliano de marcharse de M\u00e9xico, el ministro ingl\u00e9s Scarlett y el padre Fisher trataron d\u00edas antes de convencerlo de que se mantuviera en el trono. Esta petici\u00f3n es reforzada el d\u00eda de hoy por los generales Leonardo M\u00e1rquez y Miguel Miram\u00f3n, quienes ponen sus espadas a los pies del emperador. Esto inclina la balanza y Maximiliano decide quedarse.\n1864 Austrian Archduke Maximilian becomes emperor of Mexico\n1860 Both South Carolina Senators resign their seats in the US Senate\n1836 Louis Napoleon banished to America\n1810 Despu\u00e9s de ser derrotados por Calleja los insurgentes en Aculco, (Estado de M\u00e9xico), ya organizados un poco, toman camino unos hacia Valladolid, al mando de Hidalgo y otros, hacia Guanajuato al mando de Allende.\n1808 Osage Treaty signed\n1808 Osages forced to cede Missouri and Arkansas lands\nIn a decision that would eventually make them one of the wealthiest surviving Indian nations, the Osage Indians agree to abandon their lands in Missouri and Arkansas in exchange for a reservation in Oklahoma. The Osage were the largest tribe of the Southern Sioux Indians occupying what would later become the states of Missouri, Kansas, and Nebraska. When the first Anglo explorers and settlers moved into this region, they encountered a sophisticated society of Native Americans who lived in more or less permanent villages made of sturdy earthen and log lodges. The Osage \u0097 like the related Quapaw, Ponca, Omaha, and Kansa peoples \u0097 hunted buffalo and wild game like the Plains Indians, but they also raised crops to supplement their diets.\nAlthough the Southern Sioux warred among themselves almost constantly, Americans found it much easier to understand and negotiate with these more sedentary tribes than with the nomadic Northern Sioux. US negotiators convinced the Osage to abandon their traditional lands and peacefully move to a reservation in southern Kansas in 1810. When US settlers began to covet the Osage reservation in Kansas, the tribe agreed to yet another move, relocating to what is now Osage County, Oklahoma, in 1872.\nSuch constant pressure from US settlers to push Native Americans off valuable lands and onto marginal reservations was all too common throughout the history of western settlement. Most Indian tribes were devastated by these relocations, including some of the Southern Sioux tribes like the Kansa, whose population of 1700 was reduced to only 194 following their disastrous relocation to a 1000-square-kilometer reservation in Kansas.\nThe Osage, though, proved unusually successful in adapting to the demands of living in a world dominated by Anglo-Americans, thanks in part to the fortunate presence of large reserves of oil and gas on their Oklahoma reservation. In concert with their effective management of grazing contracts to Anglos, the Osage amassed enormous wealth during the twentieth century from their oil and gas deposits, eventually becoming the wealthiest tribe in North America.\n1801 Tennessee 1st US state to outlaw dueling\nTennessee becomes the first US state to legislate against dueling when Governor Archibald Roane signs an act passed by the Fourth General Assembly outlawing the \"evil practice of duelling.\" Ironically, future president Andrew Jackson, who would become one of the most notorious duelers in American history, was a leading Tennessee politician at the time. During the 1890s, Jackson, who had moved to Tennessee from South Carolina to practice law, served in the Tennessee Constitutional Convention, as a representative and senator in Congress, and on the Tennessee Supreme Court. In 1806, in Logan County, Kentucky, Jackson participates in his first recorded duel, and although he suffers several broken ribs after his opponent Charles Dickinson fires first, he nevertheless manages to kill his foe. The proud and volatile Jackson called for the duel after his wife Rachel was slandered as a bigamist by Dickinson, who was referring to a legal error in the divorce from her first husband in 1791. It is one of several duels Jackson is said to have participated in during his lifetime, the majority of which were called by Jackson in defense of his wife's honor. In 1829, Rachel dies, and Jackson is elected the seventh president of the United States.\n1799 El recaudador Pedro de la Portilla encabeza una rebeli\u00f3n contra las autoridades virreinales de la ciudad de M\u00e9xico. \u00c9l y sus seguidores cuentan tan solo con dos armas de fuego y cincuenta sables, por lo que el pueblo bautiza a la frustrada rebeli\u00f3n como \"la rebeli\u00f3n de los machetes\".\n1782 In the last battle of the American Revolution, George Rodgers Clark attacks Indians and Loyalists at Chillicothe, in Ohio Territory.\n1770 French philosopher Fran\u00e7ois Voltaire, 75, uttered his famous remark: 'If God did not exist, it would be necessary to invent him.'\n1755 Toma posesi\u00f3n como el 42\u00ba virrey de la Nueva Espa\u00f1a, don Agust\u00edn de Ahumada y Villal\u00f3n, marqu\u00e9s de las Amarillas. Ha de prolongar su mandato hasta el 05 Feb 1760. Morir\u00e1 en la ciudad de M\u00e9xico.\n1674 Dutch formally cede New Netherlands (NY) to English, in compliance with the treaty of Westminster (signed in February 1674).\n1630 Richelieu et la Journ\u00e9e des Dupes\nA la cour de Louis XIII, le cardinal de Richelieu prend d\u00e9finitivement le dessus sur ses adversaires au cours d'une \"Journ\u00e9e des Dupes\".\nA la t\u00eate du Conseil du roi, ou Conseil d'En Haut, depuis 1624, Armand Jean du Plessis, cardinal et duc de Richelieu, a mis au pas la noblesse, prompte aux duels et aux r\u00e9voltes. Il a aussi combattu avec efficacit\u00e9 les protestants de l'int\u00e9rieur et leurs alli\u00e9s anglais. Apr\u00e8s le si\u00e8ge de La Rochelle et l'Edit d'Al\u00e8s, il ne reste plus grand-chose de l'ancienne grandeur des protestants fran\u00e7ais.\nPour garantir la tranquillit\u00e9 de la France sur ses fronti\u00e8res, Richelieu voudrait d\u00e9sormais se retourner contre la maison catholique des Habsbourg qui gouverne l'Espagne d'un c\u00f4t\u00e9 et les Etats autrichiens de l'autre. Il est pr\u00eat \u00e0 s'allier pour cela aux protestants allemands qui font la guerre \u00e0 l'empereur. C'est plus que n'en peut supporter le parti d\u00e9vot de la Cour. Celui-ci est regroup\u00e9 autour de la reine-m\u00e8re Marie de M\u00e9dicis et de Gaston d'Orl\u00e9ans, fr\u00e8re cadet du roi.\nLe 10 novembre, en son palais du Luxembourg (l'actuel si\u00e8ge du S\u00e9nat), la reine-m\u00e8re sermonne son fils et l'adjure de se s\u00e9parer de Richelieu. Celui-ci entre dans la pi\u00e8ce par une porte d\u00e9rob\u00e9e. Il \u00e9coute les injures que lui adresse la reine et s'agenouille devant le roi. Louis XIII tourne les talons et s'en va \u00e0 Versailles, o\u00f9 il poss\u00e8de un modeste relais de chasse (son fils Louis XIV en fera le palais que l'on conna\u00eet). Les courtisans croient en la victoire de la reine et s'inclinent devant elle.\nL\u00e0-dessus, le roi fait appeler Richelieu et lui renouvelle sa confiance, promettant de ne jamais se s\u00e9parer de lui, en quoi il tiendra parole. Vainqueur du bras de fer, le cardinal oblige la reine-m\u00e8re \u00e0 s'exiler aux Pays-Bas. Gaston d'Orl\u00e9ans, qui lorgne sur la succession de son fr\u00e8re, encore sans enfant \u00e0 30 ans, est aussi contraint de quitter la Cour. Au nom de la \"raison d'Etat\", et avec le soutien du roi, Richelieu peut d\u00e9sormais mener la guerre comme il l'entend.\nIl apporte un appui larv\u00e9 aux protestants dans la guerre religieuse qui ravage l'Allemagne et restera connue sous le nom de Guerre de Trente Ans. Richelieu engagera directement la France dans cette guerre par sa d\u00e9claration de guerre \u00e0 l'Espagne. Le conflit d\u00e9bouchera sur les trait\u00e9s de Westphalie et la marginalisation de l'Allemagne pour deux si\u00e8cles.\n1555 Le r\u00eave avort\u00e9 d'une France australe huguenote\nL'amiral Nicolas Durant de Villegagnon rel\u00e2che dans la baie de Guanabara, au Br\u00e9sil. Il am\u00e8ne avec lui 600 colons fran\u00e7ais. Il a mission de cr\u00e9er une colonie protestante et construit pour cela l'\u00e9tablissement de Fort-Coligny, du nom du chef des protestants fran\u00e7ais. Il projette d'en faire la capitale d'une \"France australe\". L'utopie se terminera dans le sang deux ans plus tard, lorsque l'amiral, devenu catholique, se heurtera \u00e0 ses anciens compagnons. L'un des membres de l'exp\u00e9dition, le moine Andr\u00e9 Th\u00e9vet, rentre au pays avec dans ses bagages une herbe inconnue: le tabac. Les restes de l'\u00e9tablissement seront d\u00e9truits par les Portugais en 1567. Ils fonderont \u00e0 la place la capitale du Br\u00e9sil colonial, Rio de Janeiro.\n1493 Christopher Columbus discovers Antigua during his second expedition.\n2003 Rev. Canaan Banana, 67, a Methodist minister who gave new meaning to the expression \u201cBanana Republic\u201d as the largely ceremonial President of Zimbabwe from its 18 April 1980 independence to 1987 when the prime minister since independence, Robert Gabriel Mugabe [21 Feb 1924~] took over the presidency too and became a dictator. In May 2000, the Zimbabwe Supreme Court upheld Banana's conviction for sodomy and jailed him for a year.\n2003 A US military policeman, in a patrol attacked with a rocket-propelled grenade in Iskandariyah, 60 km south of Baghdad, Iraq.\n2002 Tirza Damari, 42, Dori Yitzhak, 44, Revital Ohayoun, 34, and her sons Noam, 4, and Matan, 5, [photo: Noam, left, and Matan, right >] shot in the evening by Palestinian intruder Sirhan Sirhan, a Fatah activist (distant cousin of Robert Kennedy's murderer), in Kibbutz Metzer, Israel, close to the West Bank border. Damari, a visitor from Elichin, was walking near the dining hall when the intruder shot her. Yitzhak, the kibbutz secretary was on guard duty, and he was shot when he rushed to the scene. The gunman then entered the Ohayouns' home, where Revital was on the phone with her ex-husband Avi Ohayoun, and shot them, the children in their beds, then escaped. The kibbutz, founded by the leftist Hashomer Hatzair movement, was known for its advocacy of reconciliation with the Palestinians and support a peace including an Israeli withdrawal from the West Bank.\n2002 Vinalene Leopper, 93, her grandson Bryan Leopper, 45; Margie Williams, 73, her son Joey Michael Williams, 47; Russell Hines, 55, and his 3-month-old granddaughter Madison Goode; Connie Asbury, 36; Charles \"Chick\" Templeton, 81; and 28 others by tornadoes, that evening and past midnight into the next day, as 88 tornadoes cause devastation from Arkansas to Pennsylvania. The Leoppers lived in Joyner, Tennessee, where Brian's parents, Henry and Faye Leopper, are badly injured. The Williams lived in separate homes in Mossy Grove, Tennessee (60 km west of Knoxville); Mike Williams was a transportation officer at Brushy Mountain State Prison in Petros. Hines was driving his Blazer vehicle on Matt Edmond Road in Mossy Grove, to seek shelter. Asbury was from the same area. Templeton lived in Clark, Pennsylvania. \u0097 Also in Mossy Grove, Quentin Woody, 11, is taking a shower in his mobile home, in the evening. A tornado strikes, pulverizes the home, scattering as far as 1 km away its debris and contents, including Quentin, who lands 300 m away, unconscious but almost unhurt (he did need a few stitches). Other members of his family are not so lucky: his mother has a broken back, his father badly injured shoulders, his sister Sarah, 13, a broken arm. The tornado is one of 88 which, that same night, kill 36 persons from Arkansas to Pennsylvania, and inflict enormous damages\n2001 Ken Kesey, 66, author.\nHe dies two weeks after cancer surgery to remove 40% of his liver, author. Kesey was diagnosed with diabetes in 1992. Born in La Junta, Colo., on 17 September 1935, Kesey moved in 1943 from the dry prairie to his grandparents' dairy farm in Oregon's lush Willamette Valley. He earned a bachelor's degree in journalism from the University of Oregon, where he also was a wrestler. After serving four months in jail for a marijuana bust in California, he set down roots in Pleasant Hill in 1965 with his high school sweetheart, Faye, and reared four children. He wrote novel \"One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest\" (1962), \"Sometimes a Great Notion\" (1964),\n\"Sometimes a Great Notion,\" considered Kesey's greatest book, told the saga of the Stamper clan, rugged independent loggers carving a living out of the Oregon woods under the motto, \"Never Give A Inch.\" It was made into a movie.\n\"One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest\" tells the story of R.P. McMurphy, who feigned insanity to get off a prison farm, only to be lobotomized when he threatened the authority of the mental hospital, from the viewpoint away of the schizophrenic Indian, Chief Bromden. Kesey based the story on experiences working at the Veterans Administration hospital in Palo Alto, while attending Wallace Stegner's writing seminar at Stanford. Kesey also volunteered for experiments with LSD. While Kesey continued to write a variety of short autobiographical fiction, magazine articles and children's books, he didn't produce another major novel until \"Sailor Song\" in 1992, his long-awaited Alaska book, which he described as a story of \"love at the end of the world.\"\nA graduate of the University of Oregon, Kesey returned there in 1990 to teach novel writing. With each student assigned a character, the class produced \"Caverns,\" under the pen name OU Levon, or UO Novel spelled backward.\nOne of his children's books was \"Little Tricker the Squirrel Meets Big Double the Bear,\" which he wrote from an Ozark mountains tale told by his grandmother.\nOther works include \"Kesey's Garage Sale\" and \"Demon Box,\" collections of essays and short stories, and \"Further Inquiry,\" another look at a psychedelic 1964 bus trip in which the soul of Cassidy is put on trial. \"The Sea Lion\" was another children's book, telling the story of a crippled boy who saves his Northwest Indian tribe from an evil spirit by invoking the gift-giving ceremony of potlatch.\n2001 Ashiq Ali, a Sindh High court Lawyer, shot by unidentified gunmen near Schon Circle in Karachi as he drives to his office.\n2001 Mara, 14, lioness at New Zealand's Wellington Zoo, deliberately killed by staff because of a kidney disorder irremediably aggravated by eating meat accidentally tainted.at the supplying petfood-processing company with huge amounts of a tranquilizing drug. Jambi, a rare Sumatran tiger, died at the zoo 10 days earlier \u0097 four days after eating from the same batch of contaminated meat.\n2001 Brian Lykins, 23, of infection caused by contaminated cartilage transplanted into his knee in 07 November 2001 surgery. On 07 November Lykins entered a Minnesota hospital, where he underwent reconstructive surgery in which bone cartilage taken from a cadaver was implanted into his knee. After surgery, he developed an infection and went into shock. A blood culture taken postmortem showed Clostridium sordellii in Lykins bloodstream. The death prompted the Center for Disease Control to investigate, and on 14 March 2002 the agency released a report revealing 26 cases, including Lykins, in which allograft recipients developed infections following surgery. Half of those patients were infected with Clostridium, and of those cases, 11 grafts were traced backed to a single tissue bank: CryoLife Inc., a medical tech company based in Kennesaw, a suburb of Atlanta, Georgia. The CDC report found that the corpse that donated Lykins\u2019 tissue had been left at room temperature for 19 hours after death, whereas industry standards call for refrigeration after 12 hours. CryoLife has been in the tissue business since 1984. The company was instrumental in developing pediatric heart valve replacement technology, and is considered the leader in the development and commercialization of implantable human tissue. Having provided 150,000 soft tissue implants, CryoLife is considered to be the leader in human tissue processing and preservation. On 14 August 2002 the the FDA issues an order to Cryolife to recall and to cease processing of tissues because of concerns that they may be infected by bacteria or fungus.\n2000 Mark Jaimes, 22, shot in Maywood CA, then his body is placed in the trunk of a stolen car, where it is found by the Los Angeles owner when police return the car to him on 17 November.\n1996 Fourteen persons by a bomb exploding in a crowd of mourners in a Moscow cemetery. Nearly fifty are wounded. Authorities later charged the head of an Afghan war veterans fund with masterminding the bombing, saying the target was a rival veterans group.\n1996 Paul Mills, cancer patient, at the Queen Elizabeth II Health Science Centre in Halifax. Nurse Lynn MacInnis later testifies that she saw respirologist Dr. Nancy Morrison inject potassium chloride into Mills's intravenous line a few minutes before he died.\n1995 Ken Saro-Wiwa and 8 other activists, hanged in Nigeria\nThe Nigerian playwright and environmental activist, is hanged in Nigeria along with eight other activists from the Movement for the Survival of the Ogoni People (Mosop). Saro-Wiwa, an outspoken critic of Nigeria's military regime, was charged by the government with the murder of four members of his own movement. Saro-Wiwa maintained that he was being unlawfully silenced for his criticism of the exploitation of the oil-rich Ogoni basin by the Nigerian ruling government and the Shell Petroleum Development Company. Most of the international community agreed, but Nigerian leader General Sani Abacha refused to grant the defendants an appeal, and would not delay the executions. Before his death, Saro-Wiwa had won Sweden's prestigious Right Livelihood Award, and had also been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize. In reaction to the executions, US president Bill Clinton recalls the US ambassador from Lagos and imposes an arms ban, although trade with oil-rich Nigeria continues.\n1982 Leonid I. Brezhnev, 75, Soviet ruler, of a heart attack.\nAfter 18 years as general secretary of the Soviet Communist Party, Leonid Brezhnev's death signals the end of a period of Soviet history marked by both stability and stagnation. Brezhnev came to power in 1964 when, along with Alexei Kosygin, he was successful in pushing Nikita Khrushchev out of office. For the next 18 years, he brought a degree of stability to Soviet politics unknown since the Stalinist period. However, his time in office was also marked by forceful repression of political opponents and dissidents, a massive military buildup that bankrupted the Russian economy, and a foreign policy that seemed confusing at best.\nDuring Brezhnev's reign political repression took on more and more ominous overtones. Dissidents such as Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn and Andrei Sakharov were harassed and sometimes sentenced to internal exile. His program to bring the Soviet military to parity with the United States drove the Russian economy to the breaking point; by the late 1970s economic growth was almost at a standstill. His foreign policy was often confusing for US officials. On the one hand, he seemed to approve of the idea of \"peaceful coexistence,\" pushed for control of nuclear weapons, and helped the United States in its negotiations with North Vietnam. On the other, he unleashed Soviet forces against Czechoslovakia in 1968, became involved with revolts in Ethiopia and Angola in the 1970s, reacted in a threatening manner during the Arab-Israeli conflict of 1973, and ordered the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan in 1979. By the end of his rule, discussions about nuclear arms control had almost completely lapsed. Upon his death in November 1982, Yuri Andropov took control of the Soviet Union.\n1975 The crew of 29 on the ore-hauling ship Edmund Fitzgerald which disappears during a storm on Lake Superior.\n1970 Charles De Gaulle meurt soudainement dans sa maison de La Boisserie, \u00e0 Colombey-les-deux-Eglises (Haute-Marne). L'ancien pr\u00e9sident de la R\u00e9publique est n\u00e9 80 ans plus t\u00f4t, le 22 novembre 1890, \u00e0 Lille. Il s'est retir\u00e9 de la vie politique le 28 Apr 1969.\n1938 Mustafa \u0091Kemal\u0092 \u0093Atat\u00fcrk\u0094 [< portrait], born in the spring of 1881 in Salonika, Ottoman-ruled Greece.\nMustafa was a soldier, statesman, and reformer who was the founder and first president (1923-38) of the Republic of Turkey. He modernized the country's legal and educational systems and encouraged the adoption of a European way of life, with Turkish written in the Latin alphabet (1928), with the law requiring European-style names, etc. He was responsible for the abolition of the Sultanate (01 November 1922), the proclamation of the Republic (29 October 1923), the abolition of the Caliphate (03 March 1924)\u0097 Cumhuriyetin nasil ilan edildigini gelin Ataturk'ten dinleyelim. Nutuk'un ilgili kisimlarini asagida bulacaksiniz. Ataturk'u anlamanin O'nun ilkelerini, devrimlerini bilmekle mumkun olacagi gerceginden yola cikarak sizler icin Ataturk Ilkelerini ve Turk Devrimini anlatan sayfalar hazirladik. Zevkli okumalar dileriz.\nWhen Mustafa was 12 years old, he went to military schools in Salonika and Monastir, centers of anti-Ottoman Greek and Slavic nationalism (where he added the name Kemal). In 1899 he attended the military academy in Istanbul, graduating as staff captain on 11 January 1905.\nBecause of his activities in the secret Young Turk movement against the autocratic government of the Ottoman Empire, which was centered in what is now Turkey, Mustafa Kemal was posted to Syria, then also a part of the empire, in virtual exile . There he founded the secret Fatherland and Freedom Society (October 1906). Transferred to Salonika in September 1907, he joined the Committee of Union and Progress (CUP) that carried out the Young Turk Revolution in July 1908. He was not, however, in the inner circle of the CUP and therefore played no role in the actual revolution.\nMustafa Kemal fought in Libya against Italy in 1911 and 1912 and was promoted to major in November 1911. He organized the defense of the Dardanelles during the Balkan Wars (1912-1913) and was appointed military attach\u00e9 in Bulgaria on 27 October 1913. During World War I, in which the Ottoman Empire sided with Germany, Atat\u00fcrk made his military reputation in the Gallipoli campaign in 1915, where he played a crucial role in repelling the Allied invasion. He then served in the Caucasus and Syria, where he was given command of a special army group just before the armistice was signed in October 1918. Returning to Istanbul, he watched anxiously as the victorious Allied powers prepared to partition Anatolia.\nA Greek army occupied Izmir on the Anatolian coast on 15 May 1919. Mutafa Kemal, who had been appointed inspector of the Third Army in Anatolia, reached Samsun on 19 May 1919, date considered the start of War of Independence of Turkey. He immediately set about uniting the Turkish national movement and creating an army for defense. First, however, the nationalists had to wage a struggle against the Ottoman sultan's regime in Istanbul, which seemed willing to allow the dismemberment of the national territory. By 1920 the Istanbul government had been discredited for acquiescing to the Allied occupation of the capital and signing the Treaty of S\u00e8vres, which recognized Greek control over parts of Anatolia. Atat\u00fcrk, meanwhile, had set up a provisional government in Ankara on 23 April 1920. After initial setbacks, he won decisive battles against Greek forces at Sakarya (23 August 1921 \u0096 13 September 1921; photos) and Dumlupinar (30 August 1922), reoccupying Izmir in September.\nHaving dealt with the external threat, Atat\u00fcrk turned to the internal one posed by the conservative forces around the sultan. The sultanate was abolished on 01 November 1922. The Government of the Turkish Grand National Assembly saved the country from being partitioned and occupied with the National War of Independence. A few months following the 24 July 1923 signing of the Lausanne Treaty, in which the Allied powers and the world recognized the independence and sovereignty of Turkey, the People's Party (renamed Republican People's Party in 1924) was established on 09 September 1923 and Mustafa Kemal was elected as its chairman. The administrative staff of the party was composed of the military staff who directed the national struggle and high-level bureaucrats. The party led by the leader and the hero of the Turkish War of Independence stood for modernizing and westernizing reforms in the political, judicial and educational fields. These developments, however, disturbed the conservative elements in the National Assembly. The discussions flared up on such issues as what would happen now that the sultanate was abolished and how the parliament would now act, with which authorities and on whose behalf. The institutions and the office of the Caliphate, meanwhile stood in stark contradiction to the new administration.\nAll these developments made a radical transformation compulsory. Thus, the Republic was proclaimed on 29 October 1923. Mustafa Kemal, the leader of the national struggle for independence, was elected unanimously as the first President of the Republic of Turkey. He appointed \u00ddsmet \u00ddn\u00f6n\u00fc as the first Prime Minister. Thus, the discussions and doubts about the Presidency were ended. Four months later, the Caliphate, which was incompatible with the principle of republicanism, was abolished and the members of the Ottoman Dynasty were expatriated on 03 March 1924.\nBeing aware of the fact that the separation of religious and state affairs and the provision of freedom of religion and conscience for individuals were among the prerequisites of forming a modern society, Mustafa Kemal initiated in the framework of the \"principle of secularity\" the most important changes. After the abolition of the Caliphate, a series of radical reforms were made in the institutions and mentality connected to the Caliphate. The Ministry of Shariah and Foundations was replaced by the Chairmanship of Religious Affairs and the Directorate of Foundations, both connected to the Prime Ministry. The religious school order was abolished on 3 March 1924 with the Unification of Education Law and all schools and educational matters were united under the Ministry of National Education. The Shariah Courts were replaced by secular courts with the Judicial Organization Law. The wearing of the turban and fez that were symbols of the former order were banned and the \"hat\" became the official headgear, following the promulgation of the Hat Law on 25 November 1925. Thus, the traditional symbols in attire, indicating differences of class, rank and religious order were removed. The international hour and calendar systems were adopted on 26 November 1925. The dervish lodges and tombs and the titles of tariqahs (sects) were abolished on 25 November 1925. A Turkish Civil Code was accepted on 17 February 1926 to replace the old civil code and the Shariah Laws which were the foundation stones of Ottoman law. The acceptance of the Turkish Civil Code made it necessary to secularize all legislation and the Code of Obligations, the Criminal Code and the Commercial Code were also rewritten according to contemporary principles.\nImportant steps were taken concerning women's rights. Polygamy was forbidden and marriages, to be officially recognized, had to be performed in accordance with the civil code, not according to religious ceremonies as in the past. Also, a law was promulgated which made it necessary to get a court decree to get a divorce. Women obtained the right to vote and be elected in the municipal elections in 1930, in elections held for village councils in 1933 and in 1934, they obtained the right to vote and be elected into the Turkish Grand National Assembly.\nOne of the most important reforms initiated by Atat\u00fcrk was the preparation of a new Turkish alphabet by a board of linguists and academicians and the law which envisaged the use of Latin letters was adopted by the TGNA on 1 November 1928. The adoption of this new phonetic alphabet was an important step taken to help increase the literacy rate which had been very low.\nThe old units of measurement and weight were changed in 1931. Commercial and economic transactions were facilitated with the acceptance of the metric system and a standard system of measurement was established throughout Turkey.\nThe Surname Law was adopted on 21 June 1934. Mustafa Kemal was given the surname of \"Atat\u00fcrk\" (Father of the Turks) on 24 November 1934 by the TGNA. The efforts to create a modern country based on secular foundations was also reflected in the Constitution. An amendment made to the Constitution in 1928 removed the clause which had stated that the religion of the state is Islam. A clause was put in the Constitution in 1937 stating that Turkey is a secular state. Along with these developments, Atat\u00fcrk established the Turkish Historical Society in 1925 and Turkish Linguistic Society in 1932 in order to strengthen the foundations of the new national state and contribute to the development of a national consciousness among the Turkish people.\nAtat\u00fcrk realized the reforms with the leadership of the Republican People's Party (CHP), which had been established as a party of all the people, and these reforms were adopted by the people. A short time after the CHP was established, the first experiment for a transition to a multiparty system was made. The opponents of the secular and modernizing policies of the government, including a group of commanders from the National War of Independence, such as Rauf Orbay, Kazim Karabekir and Ali Fuat Cebesoy, resigned from the CHP and established the Progressive Republican Party on 17 November 1924. Kazim Karabekir was elected as the chairman of this first opposition party. The Party was \"conservative\", not \"reactionary\" both regarding its program and the mentality of its founders. However, because it was the only opposition party, those whose interests were harmed by the reforms, supported this party. Meanwhile, the reactionary Sheik Said rebellion broke out in Southeastern Anatolia and the government closed the Progressive Republican Party on 03 June 1925.\nThe second experiment with multiparty democracy in the Atat\u00fcrk period started with the establishment of the Free Republican Party on 12 August 1930. The Free Party was established with the approval of Atat\u00fcrk himself. The party was established by Fethi Okyar, the former Prime Minister who was known for his opposition to \u00ddsmet \u00ddn\u00f6n\u00fc. However, the new party grew at an unexpectedly rapid pace. But, due to the unfortunate events which occurred during Fethi Okyar's trip to Izmir, the party dissolved itself on 17 November 1930.\nThe Republic's administration at first of all adopted a model based on private enterprise for developing the backward economy it had inherited, but later it reverted statism to an increasing degree.\nDuring the Atat\u00fcrk period, a foreign policy was followed based on the borders of the National Pact of 1920 and on peace. The Montreux Agreement was signed in 1936, ensuring that the Istanbul and the Dardanelles (\u00c7anakkale) Straits were included in the national defense system. Friendship with the neighboring countries was embodied in the Balkan Pact in 1934 and the Sadabad Pact in 1937. Hatay, which had previously been given to the French, was first given independence and then it was reunited to Turkey as the result of a referendum. Meanwhile, the League of Nations, refusing the Turkish requests, decided that the Mosul and Kirkuk regions should stay under British control. Hatay was the final foreign policy problem in which Atat\u00fcrk was involved. At his death, Atat\u00fcrk left a Turkey with reformed and modernized institutions, closer to the Western model.\n1931 Scott, mathematician.\n1922 Jos\u00e9 Villegas y Cordero, Spanish artist born on 24 August 1848.\n1914 Peter Moran, US artist born on 04 March 1841.\n1900 Ferdinand Mallitsch (or Malitsch), Austrian artist born on 07 March 1820.\n1898 Eight Blacks in race riot in Wilmington NC.\n1891 Charles Robertson, British artist born in 1844.\n1887 Louis Lingg,\nsuicide by lighting a stick of dynamite in his mouth on the eve of the hanging scheduled for him and the other four \"Haymarket martyrs\".\n1865 Henry Wirz, hanged for war crimes against Union prisoners as Confederate prison superintendent.\nHenry Wirz, a Swiss immigrant and the commander of Andersonville prison in Georgia, is hanged for the murder of soldiers incarcerated at his prison. Wirz was born in Switzerland in 1823 and immigrated to the United States in 1849. He lived in several Southern locations, mostly in Louisiana, and studied medicine. Eventually, he became a physician to slaves. When the war broke out, he joined the Fourth Louisiana Battalion. After the First Battle of Bull Run, Wirz guarded prisoners in Richmond and was noticed by Inspector General John Winder. Winder had Wirz transferred to his department, and Wirz spent the rest of the war working with prisoners of war. He commanded a prison in Tuscaloosa, Alabama; escorted prisoners around the Confederacy; handled exchanges with the Union; and was wounded in a stagecoach accident. After returning to duty, he traveled to Europe and likely delivered messages to Confederate envoys. When Wirz arrived back in the Confederacy in early 1864 he was assigned the responsibility for Andersonville prison.\nWhile both sides incarcerated prisoners under horrible conditions, Andersonville deserves special mention for the inhumane circumstances under which its inmates were kept. A stockade held thousands of men inside a barren and polluted patch of ground. Barracks were planned but never built; the men slept in makeshift housing, called \"shebangs,\" constructed from scrap wood and blankets that offered little protection from the elements. A small stream flowed through the compound and provided water for the Union soldiers, but this became a cesspool of disease and human waste. Erosion caused by the prisoners turned the stream into a huge swamp. The prison was designed to hold 10'000 men but the Confederates had packed it with more than 31'000 inmates by August 1864.\nWirz oversaw an operation in which nearly a third of its 46'000 inmates died. Partly a victim of circumstance, Wirz was given few resources with which to work, and the Union ceased prisoner exchanges in 1864. As the Confederacy began to dissolve, food and medicine for prisoners were difficult to obtain. When word about Andersonville leaked out, Northerners were understandably horrified. Poet Walt Whitman saw some of the survivors of the camp and wrote, \"There are deeds, crimes that may be forgiven, but this is not among them.\"\nWirz was charged with conspiracy to injure the health and lives of Union soldiers and murder. His trial began on 23 August 1865, and ran for two months. During the trial, 160 witnesses were called to testify. Though Wirz did demonstrate indifference towards Andersonville's prisoners, he was, in part, a scapegoat \u0097 some evidence against him was fabricated entirely. On the scaffold, Wirz said to the officer in charge, \"I know what orders are, Major. I am being hanged for obeying them.\" He was found guilty on 24 October and sentenced to die on 10 November. Wirz was the only person executed for crimes committed during the war.\n1850 Alexandre-Evariste Fragonard, French artist born in October 1780. \u0097 MORE ON FRAGONARD AT ART \u00934\u0094 NOVEMBER with links to images.\n1843 John Trumbull, US painter specialized in historical subjects, born on 06 June 1756. \u0097 MORE ON TRUMBULL AT ART \u00934\u0094 NOVEMBER with links to images.\n1730 Gregorio Lazzarini, Venetian academic painter born in 1655. \u2014 more with link to an image.\n1691 (buried) Johan Werner the younger, German artist born in 1630. \u2014 more\n1683 Collins, mathematician.\n1556 Richard Chancellor, British seaman, drowns off Aberdeenshire on his return from a second voyage to Russia, where he had already gone in 1553-54 and laid the foundations for English trade with Russia.\n1444, Ladislas III, roi de Hongrie, dans la bataille de Varna, sur les bords de la mer Noire, o\u00f9 son arm\u00e9e de crois\u00e9s hongrois est battue par les envahisseurs ottomans, qu'elle avait battu auparavant. Pour le sultan Mourad II, plus rien (sauf la mort) ne s'oppose d\u00e9sormais \u00e0 la conqu\u00eate de Constantinople.\n0461 St Leo I , Pope\n1982 The Vietnam Veterans Memorial opens to its first visitors in Washington DC.\n1954 The Iwo Jima Memorial is dedicated in Arlington, Virginia.\n1940 Russell Means, Amerindian rights activist.\n1919 Moise Tshombe President of Katanga, then premier of the Congo (Zaire)\n1919 Mikhail Timofeevich Kalashnikov, in the village of Kurya, Altai Territory. He would grow up to be a Soviet army officer and inventor of weapons, notably in 1947 the AK-47 assault rifle [image >]. On 27 July 2002, Kalashnikov told the German Bild newspaper: \u0093I am proud of it. And sad, too, that the weapon is used by terrorists.\u0094 and: \u0093I would have preferred to invent something which helps people and makes life easier for farmers. A lawnmower, for example.\u0094 The AK-47, which can fire 400 rounds per minute and is light and easy to maintain, has become the weapon of choice for guerrillas and insurgents.\n1896 Pr\u00fcfer, mathematician.\n1895 John Knudsen Northrop aircraft designer (Northrop Air)\n1890 El Lasar Markovich Lissitzky, Russian painter who died in 1941. \u0097 LINKS \u0097 Abstraction in Black and White, \u0097 Proun 19D \u0097 Proun G7\n1882 Frances Perkins 1st woman Cabinet member (Secretary of Labor 1933-45)\n1879 Nicholas Vachel Lindsay, Springfield IL, poet. LINDSAY ONLINE: The Chinese Nightingale and Other Poems, The Chinese Nightingale and Other Poems \u0097 The Congo and Other Poems \u0097 General William Booth Enters Into Heaven and Other Poems, General William Booth Enters Into Heaven and Other Poems \u0097 Johnny Appleseed.\n1878 (14 Nov 1883?) Louis Casimir Ladislas \u201cMarcoussis\u201d (originally Markus), Polish French Cubist painter and printmaker who died on 22 October 1941. \u2014 more with links to images.\n1859 Th\u00e9ophile Alexandre Steinlen, Swiss French painter specialized in cats.He died on 14 December 1923. \u0097 MORE ON STEINLEN AT ART \u00934\u0094 NOVEMBER with links to images.\n1847 Frederick Arthur Bridgman, US painter specialized in orientalism, who died in 1928. \u0097 MORE ON BRIDGMAN AT ART \u00934\u0094 NOVEMBER with links to images.\n1844 Sir John SD Thompson (C), 4th PM of Canada (1892-94)\n1829 Elwin Christoffel, mathematician.\n1819 Cyrus West Field financier/success of 1st transatlantic cable\n1806 Franz August Schubert, German artist who died in 1893.\n1785 or 1786 Karl-Gottfried-Traugott Faber, German artist who died on 25 July 1863.\n1775 The US Marine Corps\nDuring a meeting in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, the Continental Congress passes a resolution stating that \"two Battalions of Marines be raised\" for service as landing forces for the US naval fleet. This resolution, sponsored by future US president John Adams, establishes the Continental Marines and is considered the birth of the United States Marine Corps. Less then two weeks later, Samuel Nichols of Philadelphia is commissioned captain, and becomes the first marine commandant. Serving on land and at sea during the War for Independence, the original marines distinguished themselves in a number of significant operations, including an amphibious raid into the Bahamas under the command of Captain Nicholas in March of 1776. In 1783, with the end of the Revolutionary War, the Continental Navy and thus the US Marines temporarily go out of existence. However, on July 11, 1798, Congress passes an act calling for the establishment of a permanent US Marine Corps, and the next day William Ward Burrows of South Carolina is named the first major of the modern US Marines.\n1759 Friedrich von Schiller Germany, poet/lyricist (Ode to Joy) SCHILLER ONLINE: (in English translations): History of the Thirty Years' War, Letters Upon the Aesthetic Education of Man, Song of the Bell, Wilhelm Tell, William Tell, William Tell.\n1753 Jean-Antoine-Th\u00e9odore Giroust, French artist who died on 19 July 1817.\n1730 Oliver Goldsmith Ireland, novelist/dramatist. GOLDSMITH ONLINE: The Deserted Village \u0097 The Rising Village, With Other Poems \u0097 She Stoops to Conquer \u0097 The Vicar of Wakefield, The Vicar of Wakefield, The Vicar of Wakefield.\n1697 William Hogarth, in London, British satiric painter and etcher who died on 26 October 1764. \u0097 MORE ON HOGARTH AT ART \u00934\u0094 NOVEMBER with links to images.\n1683 George II king of England (1727-60)\n1668 Francois Couperin Paris France, composer/organist (Concerts Royaux)\n1483 Martin Luther Eisleben, Germany, founded Protestantism \u0097 Martin Luther est n\u00e9 \u00e0 Eisleben, en Thuringe, le 10 novembre 1483. Fils d'un mineur ais\u00e9, il \u00e9tudie \u00e0 l'Universit\u00e9 d'Erfurt et entre au couvent des Augustins en 1505. Apr\u00e8s la pr\u00eatrise, il commence d'enseigner la th\u00e9ologie \u00e0 Wittenberg et ne tarde pas \u00e0 s'interroger sur la gr\u00e2ce divine et les moyens d'acc\u00e9der \u00e0 la vie \u00e9ternelle. Il arrive \u00e0 la conviction que l'homme ne peut \u00eatre sauv\u00e9 que par sa Foi et non par ses oeuvres. Il s'indigne de la pr\u00e9tention du clerg\u00e9 de son \u00e9poque \u00e0 accorder des indulgences, c'est-\u00e0-dire une r\u00e9duction de la peine de purgatoire apr\u00e8s la mort, en \u00e9change d'aum\u00f4nes sonnantes et tr\u00e9buchantes, que l'on appelle Indulgences. Ses qualit\u00e9s intellectuelles et humaines et ses aptitudes au pr\u00eache lui valent d'entra\u00eener les foules allemandes dans la d\u00e9nonciation des exc\u00e8s de l'Eglise romaine. Son oeuvre r\u00e9formatrice d\u00e9bute avec l'affichage de ses 95 Th\u00e8ses sur le portail de l'Eglise du chateau de Wittenberg.\nHolidays India : Guru Nanak's Day-1st teacher of the Sikhs / Indonesia : Hero Day/Youth Day / Iran : Death of Iman Ali Day\nReligious Observances RC: St Andrew Avellino, confessor / Ang, RC: St Leo the Great, bishop of Rome, pope/dr \u0097 Le pape L\u00e9on 1er le Grand (440-461) a jou\u00e9 un grand r\u00f4le dans la chr\u00e9tient\u00e9 des premiers si\u00e8cles. L'empereur romain de Constantinople ayant officialis\u00e9 l'h\u00e9r\u00e9sie monophysite en 449 au concile (ou \"brigandage\") d'Eph\u00e8se, L\u00e9on 1er r\u00e9unit le concile de Chalc\u00e9doine qui affirme la double nature du Christ en une personne. L'ann\u00e9e suivante, en 452, le pape va au-devant d'Attila, le roi des Huns, et le convainc de rebrousser chemin sans entrer dans Rome. Il a moins de chances avec les Vandales qui pillent la Ville \u00e9ternelle en 455. Le pape obtient n\u00e9anmoins de Gens\u00e9ric, leur roi, qu'il \u00e9pargne la vie des habitants\nCOME AGAIN? Department:\n\u0093 These are not my figures I'm quoting. They're from someone who knows what he's talking about.\u0094 \u0097 US Congressman in debate\n\u0093The time is here, and is rapidly approaching...\u0094 \u0097 William Field, Member of Parliament of the UK.\nThoughts for the day : \"A wise man can see more from the bottom of a well than a fool can see from a mountaintop.\"\n\"A wise man avoids the bottom of a well as well as a mountaintop.\"\n\"A wise man can see more ore at the bottom of a well than a fool can see on a mountaintop.\"\n\"A wise man can seem a fool if he lives at the bottom of a well or on a mountaintop.\"\n\"A wise man can see more frogs at the bottom of a well than a fool can see on a mountaintop.\"\n\"A wise man from the bottom of a well cannot see a fool on a mountaintop.\" [and vice-versa]\n\"A wise man is not such a fool as to try to see more from the bottom of a well than he could from a mountaintop.\"\n\"A wise man cannot breathe as well at the bottom of a well as a fool can on a mountaintop.\"\n\"A wise man can can cans at the bottom of a well better than a fool can can cans on a mountaintop.\"\n\"A wise man cannot cancan at the bottom of a well as well as a fool can cancan on a mountaintop.\"\n\"A wise man can fool a fool, but doesn't, while a fool cannot fool a wise man, but keeps trying.\u0094\n\u0093Midday Mayday may be followed by morning mourning.\u0094\n\"The mind will ever be unstable that has only prejudices to rest on\u0094 \u0097 Mary Wollstonecraft (27 Apr 1759 \u0096 10 Sep 1797), English author, who died 11 days after giving birth to Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley (30 Aug 1797 \u0096 01 Feb 1851), author of Frankenstein.\n\u0093To generalize is to be an idiot.\" \u0097 William Blake (28 Nov 1757 \u0096 12 Aug 1827) British Romantic writer and printmaker.",
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        "raw_content": "Menace looks to sweep Brass\nWEST DES MOINES, Iowa \u2013 July 15, 2010 \u2013 The Des Moines Menace has handled the Kansas City Brass twice this season and hopes to win the teams\u2019 third matchup on Saturday at Valley Stadium. Kick-off for the Premier Development League game is set for 7:30 p.m.\nThe Menace defeated the Brass 2-1 at William Jewell College in Liberty, Mo. on May 19 and then 3-1 at Valley Stadium 10 days later.\nDes Moines (5-3-6, 21 points) learned on Sunday it was eliminated from playoff contention. Rochester (Minn.) won on Saturday and Sunday to jump into second place of the Heartland Division with 27 points, which is the maximum number of points the Menace could obtain. The Thunder (8-2-3) has the tie-breaker against Des Moines, after winning the season series, 1-1-0. With Thunder Bay (10-1-1, 31 points) in first place, Rochester and Real Colorado (7-2-5, 26 points) continue to battle for the final postseason spot.\nHowever, all is not lost for the Menace, as it can finish the season on a high note. With the team\u2019s success against Kansas City (1-10-3, six points) and the Brass\u2019 sixth-place position in the standings, anything but a win would be a setback.\nThe team also hosts rival St. Louis (5-7-3, 18 points) on July 24, looking to reward the Menace faithful with a win on Fan Appreciation Night.\n\u201cIt\u2019s extremely important (to end the season on a high note).\u201d Menace head coach Laurie Calloway said. \u201cWe\u2019ve missed out on the playoffs, which is a disappointment. Hopefully we can stem some of that disappointment with good performances against Kansas City and St. Louis and finish in third place.\u201d\nDes Moines has plenty of momentum after its best offensive showing of the season last Saturday. The team hung seven goals on the Minnesota Twinstars of the National Premier Soccer League in an exhibition win.\nCalloway will use these last two games to prepare for next season. He said that some younger players will be thrust into the lineup so he can get a look at them. He also believes not making the playoffs should not affect his players\u2019 effort.\n\u201cThey\u2019re (Menace players) playing for pride and the fans. They have to show they want to be back next year,\u201d Calloway said. \u201cIt\u2019s a meaningful game; we should have one of the biggest crowds of the year. They\u2019re the entertainers.\u201d\nRECAPPING SATURDAY: Seven different Menace players recorded a goal and the Menace blasted the Minnesota Twinstars, 7-2, in an exhibition victory at Valley Stadium.\nDes Moines got off to a hot start with a Stephen Okai goal in the fifth minute. Okai lifted a shot from about 40 yards away that was just out of the reach of the Minnesota keeper. Kenan Malicevic, Clark Bradford and Sterling Copeland also scored in the first half to give the Menace a 4-0 lead heading into the locker room.\nKyle Cumings, Husref Jupic and Adam Morris added second-half goals. Isaac Kannah and Adama Diawara scored for the Twinstars.\nThe Menace record for goal scorers in a PDL game is six, when the Menace defeated Springfield (Mo.), 8-0, on July 13, 2007. Because the game was an exhibition, statistics are not included in Menace record books.\nSCOUTING KANSAS CITY: The Brass\u2019 only win came in the season opener against Springfield on May 16, and Kansas City has been outscored by opponents 36-14.\nThe Menace trailed the Brass in both meetings this season, conceding first-half goals in both games. The team is 20-10-1 against Kansas City all-time.\nThese squads have battled every year since the Brass\u2019 inaugural season in 1998. Their rivalry is the oldest among the current Heartland Division teams. Kansas City\u2019s lone PDL playoff appearance also came in 1998.\nDes Moines has enjoyed more success against the Brass at Valley Stadium. The Menace is 12-4-0 in the series at home and has not lost to Kansas City on its own turf since July 3, 2004. The last time the Brass won a game in the series was on May 16, 2007.\nTroy Green leads the team with 11 points in ten appearances. The Brass is coached by Jefferson Roblee, who has a 53-77-18 record in his eighth season.\nUPCOMING PROMOTIONS: Saturday is Susan G. Komen Night, presented by the Principal Financial Group. For every ticket sale, $2 will be donated to Susan G. Komen for the Cure to fight against breast cancer. All fans are encouraged to wear pink. Fine Designs will sell custom-made pink T-shirts for 25 percent off on game night.\nThe season finale on July 24 is Fan Appreciation Night. Help us \u201cPaint the Stadium Red,\u201d as all fans wearing a red shirt will receive $5 admission.",
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In her words, and I'm paraphrasing here, she thought that the idea of middle-aged women writing erotic fiction was disgusting. Oh, really?\nAm I too old to be writing about soccer and sex? Er, no!\nOkay, so, I've got a couple of issues myself regarding her opinion. Firstly, can we drop the \"middle-aged\" thing, please? In my mind it's still 1991, and I'm still in my early 20s, raving away to 808 State down South Parade on a weekend (I'm really curled up on the sofa watching Casualty - the spirit is willing and all that...) so middle-aged is something I really don't feel. I'm very young at heart, and always will be, although I draw the line at following One Direction...\nAnyway, back to her issue - the idea of anyone over the age of 35 writing anything sexual being wrong. Is it disgusting? Should we leave all the erotic fiction writing to the young? Now, no way am I taking this person's comment seriously, but it did make me wonder what people really think about erotic romance, and the people who write it.\nAs most people who've followed my work know, I haven't always written novels that veer towards the steamy. Some of them have been quite sexy, but in No Matter What and See You At The Show I actually toned down the sex, and removed some scenes altogether. So they're probably a lot tamer than they originally were in draft form. And I've also written books that aren't steamy at all, trying my hand at rom coms and a sweet little Christmas love story. But as I got braver and more confident, things changed slightly with Striker. With that book I dared to step that little bit nearer to the erotic side of romance. Not erotica, I hasten to add. Because I do think there's a difference between erotic romance and erotica. Probably not all that much, in some cases, but a difference none-the-less. And Extra Time, the second installment in the Striker Trilogy has probably moved even further towards that boundary. And I'm taking a risk, because not all of those who've read my earlier books will take to this change in my writing. But I'm enjoying writing these books, very much. Does it matter that I'm in my 40s? Does it? Really? Do we actually care about the age of the person who wrote the book we're reading, as long as we're enjoying the story they've given us? I know I don't.\nI understand that it's difficult for some (usually younger) people to get their heads around the fact that anyone over the age of 40 may still actually have a sex life, but is it really that repulsing to think that they write about it, too? Look at Jackie Collins - she's got a few years on me and she's still doing it. And yes, I know I'm nowhere near the status of Jackie Collins, but I'm just trying to make a point. Would it put you off a book - and I'm talking a steamy book here - if you knew it had been written by someone in their 40s, 50s, or even 60s? Honestly? If Fifty Shades of Grey had been written by a pensioner would you still have read it, or would the thought of someone of that age writing about that kind of stuff repulse you too much to even think about it?\nIn reality, I don't think there's a reader out there who cares about the age of the author of the book they're reading. Like I said before, if the story is a good one then nothing else matters, least of all the author's age. Is that true of erotic fiction, too? Should I, as an author of the more sexy side of romance, be leaving all of that to the younger writers? Does it put you off reading my steamy novels, knowing I'm about to hit 45?\nI'd be really interested to hear people's views on this, because, my books probably won't be getting much tamer in the coming years. No matter what anyone else thinks...\nOkay, moving quickly onto one final thing. My Facebook Author Page. Now, I know that a couple of weeks ago I shut down my original page, feeling - at the time - that it made more sense to stick to just one Facebook account. Well, I've changed my mind, like I always do. It's a terrible habit of mine...\nAnyway, there is now a brand new Michelle Betham author page over on Facebook. I'm starting from scratch, doing it properly this time, and using it for what it should be used for - promoting/talking about my books. If you want to find out more about my work, read extracts from forthcoming books, etc., then this is the place you need to be, although I will still be posting book-related stuff on my personal account, too. I just didn't feel comfortable not having an author page. So it's back - but, as it's brand new, I currently have no likes. Anyone feeling generous...? I'd be really grateful! You can find the all-new Michelle Betham author page HERE. And thank you in advance to anyone who kindly pops over there and \"likes\" me.\nSo, discussion on erotic fiction and the middle-aged, and a plug for my new author page done, I think it's about time I got back to the final round of editing on Extra Time. And for those of you waiting for this second book in the Striker Trilogy, kick-off (I've probably over-used that term so much since I started writing these books, but I can't help meself...) is still scheduled for early September. And look out for the cover reveal some time next week, too.\nAnd whatever you're reading - be it erotic fiction or a good old aga-saga - have a great weekend!\nIf anyone would like to check out my own stab at erotic romance, written by someone over the age of 40, you can find Striker HERE over on Amazon, and it's now also available HERE on Kobo.\nLabels: erotic fiction, erotic romance, Facebook Author Page, Striker\nCover Reveal - The House of Sugar Blood by Rachel Dove\nOn my blog today I'm really pleased to be featuring author Rachel Dove, and the cover reveal for her new, soon-to-be-released ebook 'The House Of Sugar Blood'.\nCheck out the fabulous cover, and find out a little bit more about the book, below...\nThought you knew all the fairy tales? Enjoy those cutesy nursery rhymes? Take a little walk on the dark side with Hansel and Gretel and see just who really deserves a happy ending. Follow the siblings on a quest for freedom, life, redemption and forever after.\n'The House of Sugar Blood' is released on August 24th through Bayou Brew Publishing. This will be followed by 'Uni Assassin', a stand-alone short story which will be out later this year, also with Bayou Brew Publishing.\nFind out more about Rachel Dove by checking out her BLOG.\nYou can also find her Author Page over on Facebook.\nTo find out more about Bayou Brew Publishing, check out their website - http://www.bayoubrewpublishing.com/\nLabels: Bayou Brew Publishing, cover reveal, new book, Rachel Dove, The House of Sugar Blood\n'Extra Time' - The Playlist. The music that shaped my forthcoming book.\n\"She closed her eyes as a moment of utter weakness took over, blinding her to everything else that was happening, everything he was saying, drowning it out in a rush of emotion so strong she couldn\u2019t breathe. And as his mouth touched hers, pressing gently against it, moving slowly, tongues touching, entwining in the most beautiful, deep kiss, she knew she didn\u2019t need to. She didn't need to breathe, he was breathing for her, he was giving her everything she needed because that\u2019s what he did.\nSlipping a hand round the back of his neck she pushed him down harder onto her, the kiss getting faster and longer, his hand now sliding under her shirt to touch her naked skin, cupping her breast, sending shivers up and down her spine so strong she literally felt herself shudder in his arms.\nBut then, almost as fast as this sudden rush of feelings had arrived, a sense of reality hit home like a punch to the stomach and she pushed him away, stepping back, shaking her head...\"\nThat was another tiny teaser from Extra Time - the soon-to-be-released second installment of The Striker Trilogy. Just a little something to whet your appetite, if you happen to be one of those people looking forward to meeting up with the characters from Striker again, and seeing just where this new story takes them...\nBut, as is usual for me when I'm writing, I write with a playlist - a soundtrack of music that has helped me, inspired me, even guided me along as the story develops. And Extra Time is no different.\nSo, just what are some of the songs that have provided the soundtrack to this latest offering in my sexy soccer saga? Read on to find out...\nOne of my favourite songs, ever! From one of my favourite girl bands. And it's the lyrics of this song that inspired certain sections of Extra Time... just not saying which ones...\nA beautiful love song with - as far as Extra Time is concerned - incredibly meaningful lyrics... in fact, if I think about the lyrics too much, and put them together with the scenes in the book they're associated with, it actually makes me come over all emotional...\nThe Shapeshifters - Lola's Theme\nSurprisingly, for me, a dance track makes an appearance on this playlist. But it's a dance track with lyrics that mean something as far as this book is concerned...\nLawson - Brokenhearted\nA bit of a current song here, which is unusual for me, seeing as I very rarely listen to a radio station that plays anything released after 1998 these days! But I love this song, and the lyrics - well, once again, they're the important thing here, aren't they...?\nLayo & Bushwacka! - Love Story (Tim Deluxe Mix)\nI'm not the biggest dance music fan in the world,so it's surprising to see another dance track make an appearance on this list, but I have loved this track ever since it came out years ago. First and foremost it reminds me of some fabulous holidays, but that's irrelevant here. It's also a dance track that has lyrics that mean something to this new story of mine...\n\"...you will make the worlds collide, I knew you'd come knocking one day, unannounced like a thief in the night...\"\nOne of Janet's... naughtier, shall we say, songs from the 90s. Listen to the lyrics - you'll see why this one is on this playlist... 'nuff said, I think...\nBeyonce & Shakira - Beautiful Liar (Freemasons Mix)\nEven the title says it all here...\nA beautiful song, again, with lyrics that could be described as a little bit racy - bit like this new book of mine, then...\nCome on - got to have this one on my playlist!\nAnd finally, an absolutely gorgeous, gorgeous song that says so much about this forthcoming book of mine. Just listening to this song actually makes me cry! Especially the opening verse, because it relates to an incredibly emotional part of the book... I can feel that lump in me throat again already...\nOkay. There we have it. The main songs on my Extra Time playlist - the soundtrack to this forthcoming book. And there are songs on there that have truly inspired parts of the story, so much so that if you listen to the lyrics too hard you might actually find one or two spoilers in there!!\nThis is something I love doing - finding songs that inspire me, songs that can actually lead a story. 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They are looking at disability in terms of a lifetime of earnings.\n\"We compensate for a career cut short. VA is looking at a lifetime of earnings,\" he said. \"But a lot of servicemembers don't understand the different perspectives.\"\nDifferences like this create a lot of confusion and may signal the need for a national review of disability programs, Deputy Defense Secretary Gordon England said during testimony today before the Senate Armed Services and Veterans Affairs committees. \"It may be time to cast a wider net and look at this whole area of disability,\" he said.\nEngland joined other defense and Department of Veterans Affairs leaders briefing the senators about how ongoing reviews of the medical and disability systems are progressing.\nNo fewer than seven different task forces, both within DoD and independently run, are examining the Disability Evaluation System to make it as expeditious, easy to understand and, most of all, fair, for servicemembers like Gray and Ezell, officials noted.\nPresident Bush appointed a Commission on Care for America's Returning Wounded Warriors, which is conducting a comprehensive review of this and all other aspects of care being provided to wounded warriors.\nDefense Secretary Robert Gates appointed an Independent Review Group to examine issues throughout the military medical system, as well as the way it processes troops through the Disability Evaluation System.\nDavid S.C. 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        "raw_content": "[LOOK] Paul Donellon's animated credits for Love in the Time of Cholera\nBy Ray Pride - Sunday, September 30th, 2007\nWatch Paul Donellon\u2019s credit sequence for Mike Newell\u2019s filming of Gabriel Garcia Marquez\u2019s novel (adapted by Ronald Harwood). \u201cThe film is set in the early 1900s in Colombia, therefore I felt the sequence should not feel too digital and would have a handpainted oil painting feel to the rendering.\u201d\nC-C-C-Coffee?\nPosting shortly\u2026.\nChicago Sun-Times brags on Ebert's \"number one pundit\" status\n\u201cRoger Ebert, the Pulitzer Prize-winning film critic of the Chicago Sun-Times, bested them and others to be named the most influential pundit in America by Forbes magazine,\u201d writes Maureen O\u2019Donnell in a front-pager. \u201cForbes analyzed market research on more than 60 top pundits in current events, entertainment, law, politics and sports. 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        "raw_content": "Francis Joseph Tripucka was born December 8, 1927 in Bloomfield. Everyone in Bloomfield called Frank \u201cThe Trip.\u201d He was a versatile athlete. His mother encouraged him to play baseball and basketball,\nbut forbid him to wear a football uniform. The Bloomfield High coach, William Foley, had to talk her into allowing Frank to play.\nFrank was a gangly quarterback with quick feet, good throwing mechanics and a strong, accurate arm. He would become a superb drop-back passer playing behind George Ratterman and Johnny\nLujack after accepting a scholarship to Notre Dame in 1944.\nFrank served as a back-up to Lujack as a sophomore and junior in 1946 and 1947. Both years the Fighting Irish were unbeaten. He finally got his chance to start and responded by leading Notre Dame to a 9\u20130\u20131 record. The offense was built around the run, so Frank only threw 91 passes. His favorite target was Leon Hart. A tie with USC in the last game cost the school a national championship. The Irish finished second to Michigan by a mere two votes.\nFrank was the top pick of the Philadelphia Eagles in the 1949 NFL Draft. They were set at quarterback with Tommy Thompson, so they dealt him to the Lions. Frank split the quarterback job with two other passers that season, but played enough to finish in the Top 10 in yards and touchdowns as a rookie. He spent the next three years backing up Charley Trippi on the Cardinals before taking his game north of the border, to the Canadian Football League.\nFrank\u2019s mobility, strong arm and skill at reading the field made him one of the top CFL quarterbacks. He spent six seasons with the Saskatchewan Roughriders before being traded to Ottawa in 1959. He returned to Saskatchewan as head coach later that year.\nThe wide-open style of the CFL made Frank a coaching candidate for one of the teams in the new American Football League in 1960. He signed with the Denver as an assistant to Frank Filchock, his coach for many years in Canada. Unhappy with the quarterbacks in camp, Filchock asked Frank to suit up. He ended up making the team as the starting QB and leading the league in passing yards and completions! In fact, he became the first pro quarterback ever to throw for 3,000 yards in a season.\nFrank also is the answer to a great trivia question: Who threw the first scoring pass in AFL history? The following year, Frank\u2019s favorite target, Lionel Taylor, became the first player to catch 100 passes in a season. The Broncos didn\u2019t win often, but they were interesting to watch.\nFrank led the AFL in passing yards and completions again in 1962. At 35 he was named to the AFL All-Star team. Frank gave way to the team\u2019s younger talent in 1963. The starter for the Broncos that year, Mickey Slaughter, was eight years old when Frank began his pro career. He served as Slaughter\u2019s backup and then retired from the game.\nAfter football, Frank owned a beer distributorship and a plastics company. He watched as his son, Kelly, became a college All-American at his alma mater and later as NBA All-Star. Frank passed away in the autumn of 2013.",
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        "raw_content": "Community Action for Health > Stories from the Field > Payment of incentives to Mitanins through the Gram Panchayat in Chattisgargh\nThe Mitanin or the community health worker programme was launched in Chhattisgarh in 2002. Mitanins form one of the crucial components of many of the state\u2019s health programmes. Since the advent of the National Rural Health Mission, Mitanins are paid incentives for several health related tasks that they perform at the community level. In the past, these incentives were paid through the health system. But since September 2012, the state has started paying these incentives through the Gram Panchayats in order to increase the community\u2019s ownership over the Mitanin and to make her accountable to the community that she belongs to and serves\nThe payments through the Gram Panchayats were started on a pilot basis in Tokapal block of Bastar district in September 2012. This block was chosen because the then District Collector of Bastar was supportive of the idea. The actual process was preceded by a series of meetings with Gram Panchayat representatives, health authorities, health providers, Mitanin trainers and Mitanins. After an implementation phase of four months, the pilot was deemed successful and was gradually up-scaled to cover the entire state from July 2013.\nThe Process: Based on the tasks done by them every month, Mitanins fill in a claims form in a pre determined format \u2013 this details the number of tasks done by them and is validated by the concerned beneficiary from the community who signs on the form to show her agreement with the concerned claim. The form is then cross verified and validated by one of the Panchayat Ward Panchs. This form is then verified by the Mitanin trainer and submitted to the Gram Panchayat office. The disbursements are then made on a pre fixed day by the Sarpanch and the secretary of the Gram Panchayat. Random checks are also made on these forms by Block and District Coordinators to ensure the validity of these claims.\nThe funds are transferred from the District Health Society\u2019s budget head for Mitanin incentives to the Gram Panchayats through the Block Panchayat office. Each panchayat is given an advance of Rs 15000 which is used for disbursements and refilled based on a utilization certificate submitted by the panchayat.\nOutcomes: This author interacted with Mitanins, Sarpanch, and secretaries of Gram Panchayat and programme staff of the Mitanin programme to understand their perspectives on this process and its outcomes. All the Mitanins expressed satisfaction with the process. Earlier they had to earlier make several trips to the block Community Health Centre (CHC) to receive the cheque and then to the bank to deposit it even though the amount they received might be very meagre. Also, they earlier received incentives only for accompanying women for delivery and for complete immunization. Other incentives, like those for preparing a malaria slide, were not given to them. Now, they felt the system of receiving incentives from the panchayat itself saved them the bother of making those multiple trips to the CHC and the banks. It also made people in the community more aware of what they did, and the honorarium they received for it.\nBoth the Sarpanch and the secretaries felt that the system offered them an opportunity to engage with the Mitanins\u2019 work. The fixed day payment schedule also gave them a space to interact with all Mitanins of the village to learn from them on new schemes and to pass on any information that they wanted to. The District Coordinator informed that while with the earlier system, much of the amount earmarked for Mitanin incentives remained unspent, now the disbursements had actually increased as they were being paid all the incentives they were eligible for, thus making the system more efficient.",
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        "raw_content": "MULLIGAN: How long can Republicans fool their constituents?\nAugust 9, 2017 admin Opinion\nSenate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell speaks with reporters following the successful vote to open debate on a health care bill on Capitol Hill in Washington, U.S., July 25, 2017. REUTERS/Aaron P. Bernstein TPX IMAGES OF THE DAY\nby Aimee Mulligan\nIf you considered yourself a member of the GOP then you might identify with the title above. The Republican Party, that is to say, the Establishment has been running on the same old campaign promises since 2010 with the overarching promise being a repeal of Obamacare. Now that the Republicans control each branch of government, the only question is whether they will deliver on their campaign promise. History would tell us not to bet on it.\nMark Harris who will be challenging Rep. Robert Pittenger from the 9th District for the Republican nomination, recently released his campaign launch video. From start to finish the video ad tries to draw in the typical conservative southern voter. The American flag, a returning soldier, a family praying at dinner, and of course President Ronald Reagan were among the images that flashed across the screen.\nThe ad moves from what America should be to the corrupt state it has become, flashing pictures of Senator Chuck Schumer, Hillary Clinton, and President Obama. Describing them as \u201ccareer politicians,\u201d who put their interests ahead of what is best for the country.\nAnd what Republican ad would be complete without the mention of Obamacare. Yes, that\u2019s right, even though Republicans right now have the ability to repeal or defund Obamacare they haven\u2019t. And why not? Maybe because they are all hoping to run on repealing and replacing Obamacare come election time. It has worked in the past. Election after election Republicans have turned out to vote against Obamacare and for Republican candidates who promised to get rid of it.\nHarris says \u201cwe can do better\u201d and \u201chealth care should be available, accessible, and affordable and asking the federal government to run it does not seem like a good idea to me.\u201d I wonder how many political ads have been bought, emails have been sent, and speeches were given by Republicans saying the same thing. And worse, how many times did Republican voters believe them.\nUnfortunately, Harris\u2019 ad will draw in many. But the reality is any Republican running on repealing or even replacing Obamacare is selling you a bad bag of goods. Why, because the Republican Party is not interested in making good on that promise. What evidence do we have to prove otherwise? The events over the last few months demonstrate we have been fooled again.\nHarris ends his ad by calling for \u201cnew leadership\u201d instead of sending the same people back to Washington. However, Harris doesn\u2019t seem to be offering anything different. In fact, he seems to be offering more of the same. While the video is almost four minutes long, Harris offers no concrete ideas. Sure he goes through the litany of Republican promises, but there is nothing separating him from the Republicans who currently represents North Carolina in Washington.\nHarris says, \u201cit all begins with remembering the very principles that made us great in the first place.\u201d I couldn\u2019t agree more, but is Harris the best articulator of those principles? How does he stack up against say a Thomas Jefferson or Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul? By replacing Pittenger with Harris will there be any real difference? 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        "raw_content": "Daniel here! Sorry I have no pictures at this time because besides work I haven't really been up to much. January is my favorite month. Not only is my birthday in January but it is also the first month of the year. This is also the time of the year when everyone makes their New Years resolutions. Obviously my first resolution was to lose weight. It's just got to go. Secondly, I told myself that I would work harder at Korean. Up until now, I realized I was taking this whole scholarship for granted. My mindset was\" Oh, I'm in Korea for free I want to have fun!\" But this isn't the reason for the program and it's surely not the reason my mom was thinking, so I have been doing my best to accel in Korean. Because it's January, I believe it marks the half-way point on our trip. It's hard to believe this much time has passed. By now, all of our Korean knowledge has expanded exponentially and we have a better understanding of Korean life and culture.\nNow that we are on break, I hope we all get to have a fun New Years {again}. Anyone going out of town? My only plans are to get all this winter break work done and finally have time to get together with a friend and go to the movies and practice my Korean. One more thing. I'm really excited about our song activity. I think it is cool that we are creating a song that will set the tone for future NSLI-Y Korea programs. AndI also like how we picked out group names! How cute. So I guess that is all for now.\n3NIGMA OUT!",
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        "raw_content": "New License Plates Create Revenue Windfall\nOn August 22, Gov. Mary Fallin led an interagency coalition in unveiling the design for Oklahoma\u2019s new state license plate, titled \u201cExplore Oklahoma.\u201d The new plate depicts Oklahoma\u2019s state bird, a scissor-tailed flycatcher, soaring over lakes, mountains and mesas. The new plates will prominently display the Oklahoma Department of Tourism and Recreation\u2019s website, TravelOK.com, and feature two distinct, more visible boxes for registration decals (displaying month and year separately). They will be printed on prismatic sheeting, enhancing their visibility at night. Drivers will receive their new license plates beginning in January 2017.\nThe new design will replace the one in use for the past seven years which features the \u201cSacred Rain Arrow\u201d from the sculpture by Oklahoma artist Allan Houser and the \u201cNative America\u201d slogan. \u201cThe new design will act as a traveling billboard for those looking to experience and explore our beautiful state,\u201d said Fallin. \u201cJust as important, the new plates are more clearly visible at night and will aid our law enforcement officers as they work to keep us safe.\u201d\nIt was claimed that Oklahoma\u2019s previous plates \u2013 which have been used since 2009 \u2013 are beginning to deteriorate, dulling the reflective sheeting on them and making them more difficult to see at night. The Oklahoma Safety Council and the Oklahoma City Fraternal Order of Police had spoken out during the last legislative session about the importance of more visible license plates, which are used by law enforcement officers to locate suspected felons and respond to Amber and Silver Alerts. They noted that many states issue new license plates every five years for those reasons. \u201cWhen a state trooper pulls someone over, the first thing that trooper does is run the license plate,\u201d said Oklahoma Highway Patrol Chief Ricky Adams. \u201cThat\u2019s how we alert our dispatchers that we are on a stop and get our first clue of a potentially dangerous situation. The ability to quickly see and easily read a tag number in bad weather or low light conditions is of paramount importance to law enforcement.\u201d\nThe new plates are also sufficiently different that police will quickly figure out who\u2019s paid their annual registration fee, which requires proof of liability insurance. All drivers must acquire a new plate by the end of 2017 and show proof of both insurance and vehicle registration. \u201cOklahoma has the unfortunate distinction of being a national leader in uninsured motorists,\u201d said Insurance Commissioner John Doak. \u201cThat phenomenon makes our roads less safe and is unfair to the majority of Oklahomans who comply with the law and drive responsibly. A license plate reissue is a responsible and reliable way of increasing the number of drivers with insurance.\u201d\nOklahoma Tax Commissioner Dawn Cash said the state would also gain from increasing registration compliance. \u201cThe Tax Commission estimates that the state is owed approximately $4 million from thousands of Oklahomans who are out of compliance and failed to pay their registration fees last year,\u201d Cash said. \u201cNot only is that unfair to the Oklahomans who are following the law and registering their vehicles, it also significantly diminishes revenue going to public schools, local governments and other priority needs. New license plates will help us reduce non-compliance and enforce the rules of the road.\u201d\nOklahoma Department of Tourism and Recreation Executive Director Dick Dutton said the new plates will help spur Oklahoma\u2019s tourism industry. \u201cTourism in Oklahoma is an $8.9 billion industry that supports approximately 95,400 jobs and generates $2 billion in payroll,\u201d said Dutton. \u201cOur new plates will help increase traffic at TravelOK.com and act as another great marketing tool for the state.\u201d\nThe new design features a white portrait of the state bird gliding over a lake. Behind the bird are outlines of mesas. There has been criticism of the departure from the state\u2019s Native American heritage. While it features the state bird, the scissor-tailed flycatcher, many say the white silhouette over a blue background is hard to recognize. Some also charge that it is reminiscent of the Twitter bird logo or the \u201cMockingjay\u201d of the \u201cHunger Games\u201d series.\nThe new plates were authorized by House Bill 3208, authored by Rep. Earl Sears (R-Bartlesville) and Sen. Clark Jolley (R-Edmond). Since the new plates come at the time of a state budget shortfall, the bill tacks on an extra five dollars to the fee for new registrations and renewals, ostensibly to cover the cost for the new plates. It is estimated that 3.7 million new plates will be issued as a result of the legislation, which will generate $18.5 million in additional revenue. It is expected that another $4 million will be generated by people who are not currently registering their vehicles, but will do so since it will be difficult to get by with out of date plates. So, the new plates are expected to reap $22.5 million for the state.\nThe state\u2019s Oklahoma Corrections Industries (OCI), which uses inmate labor, will produce the plates at a cost of about $2.00 per plate, or $7.4 million for the estimated 3.7 million required new plates. So, by charging vehicle owners more than the plates cost to make, the state will realize a $15 million windfall in new revenue. The excess revenue will be dedicated to the Oklahoma Department of Public Safety.\nThe new plate production will also benefit the 3M Company which provides the machines and the materials to manufacture the plates. According to Terri Watkins, a spokesperson for the Oklahoma Department of Corrections, the state will pay 3M $1 million for the first million plates. So, depending on the rate for the remaining plates, 3M could receive close to $4 million from the state if 3.7 million are produced. 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        "raw_content": "Fruits and vegetables are important part of our diet and including them in the diet ensures that we have nutrients such as Vitamin B and C as well as fibre to protect us from diseases that include; heart diseases, some cancers, diabetes etc.\nIt is therefore very important to ensure that they are safe and nutritious for consumption to prevent food poisoning and to provide all the nutrients they contain. Below are tips to keep fruits and vegetables safe and nutritious for our diet.\nWhen buying fruits and vegetables;\n1. Look out for fruits and vegetables that are being sold in cool and clean places as well as places where thy are not being exposed to direct sunlight.\n2. Avoid fruits and vegetables that have been bruised, especially when they will not be eaten immediately as they may be contaminated. Contaminated food can lead to food poisoning.\n3.Check the label on the fruit/vegetable if it has been provided. The label will provide you with information on the best before or used by dates. This will inform you on when to use the fruit/vegetable, how long to store and even whether to purchase the food item.\n4. Never go for fruits and vegetables soaked in a basin of water as seen on some local markets. This is because the water can dissolve some of the important nutrients like Vitamin C, found in fruits and vegetables.\nWhen preparing fruits and vegetables;\n5. Wash fruits and vegetables properly by rubbing them under a bowl of water and washing the least soiled fruit and vegetable first and then washing again in another bowl of fresh water to ensure that they are rid of dirt. If possible, the final wash should be in brine or water with vinegar especially if it will be eaten raw or being used to prepare salad as this will ensure almost if not all microorganisms are eliminated to prevent food poisoning. Washing of fruits with skins such as banana and orange is also advisable.\n6. Separate the layers of vegetables such as cabbage when washing in order to clean any dirt or organism that may be hidden in between layers.\n7. Always wash fruits and vegetables before chopping and not the other way round. This way, dirt and microorganisms are not introduced to the food to be eaten.\n8. Never leave fruits and vegetables in water for long as has been explained above.\n9. Always use a clean knife and chopping board for chopping your fruits and vegetables to avoid cross-contamination. Chop fruits and vegetables in large chunks to reduce nutrient loss.\n10. Fruits are vegetables are best eaten raw but where they are being cooked, they should be steamed rather than boiled. This maintains their nutritive quality. The water-soluble vitamins contained in them are easily destroyed by excessive heat and can easily leach into water. Also when eating them raw, ensure they are properly washed to avoid contamination that can lead to food poisoning.\nWhen storing fruits and vegetables;\n11. Keep fruits and vegetable especially cut ones in the fridge with a temperature below 5\u00baC.\n12.Put cut or peeled fruits and vegetable in the fridge within 2 hours of cutting or peeling. When a cut or peeled fruit or vegetable has been left at room temperature for more than 2 hours, do not use.\nRelated article: How to include fruits and vegetables in your diet",
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        "raw_content": "If you have heard VASSY sing, which you more than likely have, you would be shocked to hear that someone might have ever had the nerve to say that she didn\u2019t have the chops for a career in music. Well, someone did. Luckily for us she didn\u2019t give up and today her voice compliments and dominates some of the most popular tracks in dance music.\nVASSY in collaboration with Afrojack recently hit the number one spot on the Billboard Dance Club Charts with their track LOST featuring Oliver Rosa.\nJacket: A\u00e9ryne, Showroom: The Park / Media Playground PR, Shirt: Topshop Pants: Sneak Peek\nVASSY: I was born and raised in Darwin, Australia.\nWhat led you to the United States?\nVassy: I first knew I wanted to come to the US when I heard Billy Holiday\u2019s song, Autumn in New York. I was about 15 and I started romanticizing the idea of moving to New York. 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I went home to visit my family and a friend of mine had submitted that song to a national radio station for a competition.\nI ended up winning the competition. I got Song of the Year and then I was flown to Melbourne to professionally record it. My very first live concert ever was performing in front of a few million people outside the Parliament House for Australia Day with Guy Sebastian and Marcia Hines. They\u2019re very big, well-known artists in Australia.\nShirt: American Apparel, Skirt: Topshop, Jacket: Infatu\u00e9, Showroom: PR SOLO, Shoes: Adidas\nYou\u2019ve done a number of collaborations with various artists. Do you have a favorite?\nVASSY: I\u2019ve had the opportunity to collaborate with a lot of artists and I love that. I don\u2019t know if I could say I have a favorite because every record is special and everyone brings something to it. I always love working with Ti\u00ebsto. 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It\u2019s fun because I never get to do stuff like that and we all get into it.\nIs there anyone you have not collaborated with yet that\u2019s on your bucket list?\nVASSY: I have a lot of people on my bucket list that I want to collaborate with. It varies from Pink to Bono, Pharrell Williams, Calvin Harris, Bruno Mars. I would love to do a record with Camila. I think she\u2019s dope. I\u2019d like to do a record with Azaelia Banks. I like her. I\u2019d like to do a record with Diplo. I\u2019ve been talking about doing a song with him and Major Lazor. I don\u2019t know, there\u2019s so many people.\nVASSY: At the moment I am in and out of the studio. I have a new record out right now, Somebody New with Sultan and Shepard. I also have a few other records in the mix. 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I\u2019ve been fortunate to have a good experience with men who really admire and respect women and who act very honorable towards women. That\u2019s been great but I think it\u2019s really important to educate the youth, encourage them to speak out and to make sure that things are in check and that lines aren\u2019t crossed.\nIf you could go back and give your younger self a piece of advice, what would it be?\nVASSY: I would have definitely started my career a lot sooner. I didn\u2019t really have that choice. I would have not cut my hair because that took years to grow back. I would have not signed certain contracts. I probably wouldn\u2019t have had certain relationships.\nVASSY: Through my life I\u2019ve faced many obstacles and I\u2019ve been told that I don\u2019t fit the box. I\u2019ve experienced many rejections. I want to say to everyone out there who\u2019s trying to pursue their path whatever it is, that rejections are simply redirections. 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        "raw_content": "View source for Aftermarket hardware\nThis page lists the various aftermarket hardware. == Aftermarket ECU's intented for gasoline engines == In direct injection engines (1), open-source and closed-source (commercial) aftermarket ECU's allow setting the amount of air and fuel injected to the cylinders (liquids or gases) as well as alter the timing of the injection and activation of the spark plug. This is very important, as different fuels have [https://web.archive.org/web/20160502194014/http://ethanolpro.tripod.com/id213.html different air/fuel ratio's] and the timing too may be different. It thus allows for ethanol, biogas, and even water, HHO or hydrogen injection to the engine. All of these allow to eliminate emissions (except for water and HHO/hydrogen -the first one just reduces knocking, and allows more fuel to be injected, and the second one tends to be injected to allow running on a leaner air/fuel mix). Speed/power may be increased as well (depending on what fuel is used and how the injection is done). This hence allows people to make their car with conventional gasoline engine (with direct injection) both faster and more ecologic (if only the biofuel is injected, and no fossil fuels -so no dual injection-) Open-source ECU's (intented for gasoline engines) include: * [http://speeduino.com/wiki/index.php/Speeduino Speeduino] * [http://rusefi.com rusEfi] * [http://freeems.org/ FreeEMS] * [http://secu-3.org SECU-3] * [http://www.vems.hu/ VEMS] ==Ethanol kits== Many ethanol kits can be found/bought online, but most just alter the ([https://web.archive.org/web/20160513025553/http://www.endtuning.com/afr.html stoichiometric]) air/fuel mixture with standard ECU's. So you don't need that if you're using an open-source (aftermarket) ECU (and have set the air/fuel mixture to 9:1 -when using pure ethanol; aka E100-). What you do need to change though is any natural rubber and plastic parts (seals, hoses) that the ethanol comes in contact with. This, as the ethanol will eat through these materials over time. So, make sure you replace them with metal replacement parts. ==Biogas kits== For converting your vehicle to [[Vehicle conversion FAQ|biogas]] (or methane), CNG conversion kits can be used. Basically, you can just use an open-source ECU (for changing the air-fuel ratio to 16.8:1) -or alter the carburator if you have an indirect-injection gasoline engine-. You also have to add a strong tank to store the biogas in -most often, [https://web.archive.org/web/20161116190352/http://www.luxfercylinders.com/products/alternative-fuel/g-stor-pro steel cylinders] are used- (as the CNG/biogas tank must allow for [https://web.archive.org/web/20161218090833/http://www.popularmechanics.com/cars/how-to/a7487/should-you-convert-your-car-to-natural-gas/ pressures upto 3600 psi]) and add a pressure reducer (which reduces pressure between the tank and the fuel injector). Your existing gasoline tank can be kept, or swapped for a smaller one (as you'll only need a small quantity of it anyway, just for starting/heating the engine). Also needed is a system to switch between the fuel in your first fuel tank (holding biobutanol or ethanol) and your second one (holding biogas). Keep in mind that since the biogas is stored at such high pressure, this can be dangerous, and your vehicle would only be road-legal if you let a certified CNG installer install it. Note that, [https://web.archive.org/web/20170128124756/http://www.euretechblog.ie/2016/02/lpg-as-alternative-vehicle-fuel.html although LPG conversion kits have similar parts] you can't use an LPG conversion kit for using biogas, as the pressure that tank needs to be able to withstand is only 100-200 psi (so those tanks are generally too weak). Some kits are: *[http://www.lovatogas.com/php/eng/cng_systems/ Lovatogas] [https://web.archive.org/save/_embed/http://www.stohl-racing.com/images/cng/cng02_430x296.jpg CNG system] *[http://kme.kme.eu/en/ KME] [https://web.archive.org/save/_embed/http://www.stohl-racing.com/images/cng/cng02_430x296.jpg CNG system] *[http://www.prinsautogas.com/en/ Prins] [https://web.archive.org/save/_embed/http://www.stohl-racing.com/images/cng/cng02_430x296.jpg CNG system] *[http://www.tomasetto.com/ Tomasetto] [https://web.archive.org/save/_embed/http://www.stohl-racing.com/images/cng/cng02_430x296.jpg CNG system] *[http://omvl.westport.com/en/ OMVL] [https://web.archive.org/save/_embed/http://www.stohl-racing.com/images/cng/cng02_430x296.jpg CNG system] *[http://www.magicautogas.com/ Magic] [https://web.archive.org/save/_embed/http://www.stohl-racing.com/images/cng/cng02_430x296.jpg CNG system] *[http://www.zavoli.com/ Zavoli] [https://web.archive.org/save/_embed/http://www.stohl-racing.com/images/cng/cng02_430x296.jpg CNG system] == Aftermarket ECU's intented for Diesel engines == Today, ECU's are also used with direct-injection Diesel engines (in the past, a simple governor was used and the whole required no electric components at all (2)). Although using the direct injection method adds complexity, it does allows for less fuel consumption and so, it's now found on all contemporary Diesel vehicles. It thus comes to no surprise that open-source ECU's have also come into existence. These aftermarket ECU's intented for Diesel engines can also allow for extra comfort when using pure plant oil. This, because the the fuel tank or fuel line requires heating. There are both electric heaters and water-based heat exchangers (running from the water coolant tank) for this. The electric heaters work immediately, the water-based heat exchangers don't work from the start (so require either an additional electric heater or a 2-tank system so they can be started on conventional diesel). It would be useful to integrate the ability to connect/disconnect electric heaters and/or open/close valves (the latter for if a 2-tank system is used). So far, most ECU's do not allow this, but it could be integrated in later versions allowing easier use with the heating system provided by PPO kits (see further down below). Open-source ECU's (intented for Diesel engines) include: * [http://dmn.kuulalaakeri.org/dmn-edc/ DMN-EDC] == Pure plant oil kits == Pure plant oil kits allow for running your Diesel engine on pure plant oil (PPO). They basically contain the heaters (or just heating pipes) along with filters and sometimes an extra fuel pump. They come in 2 forms: single and double tank kits. Single tank kits start directly from PPO, whereas 2-tank kits start from a lighter fuel (like petrodiesel or biodiesel), and then switch to PPO from the other tank, once the engine is hot. Some kits are: * [http://plantdrive.com/ Plantdrive] [https://web.archive.org/web/20160507104137/http://vegburner.co.uk/heat.htm PPO kit] * [http://heipro.com/ HeiPro] [https://web.archive.org/web/20160507104137/http://vegburner.co.uk/heat.htm PPO kit] * [https://greasecar.com/ Greasecar] [https://web.archive.org/web/20160507104137/http://vegburner.co.uk/heat.htm PPO kit] * [http://www.diesel-therm.com/ Diesel-therm] [https://web.archive.org/web/20160507104137/http://vegburner.co.uk/heat.htm PPO kit] * [http://www.bioplantrix.at/ Bioplantrix] [https://web.archive.org/web/20160507104137/http://vegburner.co.uk/heat.htm PPO kit] * [http://www.goatindustries.co.uk/ Goat Industries] [https://web.archive.org/web/20160507104137/http://vegburner.co.uk/heat.htm PPO kit] * [http://www.biocar.de/ Biocar] [https://web.archive.org/web/20160507104137/http://vegburner.co.uk/heat.htm PPO kit] == HHO boosters == Our main open-source HHO generator plans are the plans from [http://www.hydrogen-first-aid.com/hydrogen_gas_saver.html HydrogenFirstAid]. You can download them [https://app.box.com/s/5tcjodckd7pc9q0bebrmknwvlagjwvz8 here] HHO (or oxyhydrogen) generators produce oxyhydrogen, and mix it in with either biobutanol or ethanol (gasoline engines) or biodiesel/pure plant oil (diesel engines). By producing and injecting oxyhydrogen (by means of a chemical reaction created using power from your car battery), it allows running on a leaner air-fuel mixture and still allow for a good combustion (that is, if you use an [http://www.hydrogen-first-aid.com/hho_efie.html EFIE]). The air-fuel ratio can be as lean as 20:1 (normal with gasoline is 14.7:1). They hereby allow for 20%-40% more miles to the gallon. The correct amount of HHO to use is about 0,125 liter per minute per [https://web.archive.org/web/20160715235031/http://www.vroomgirls.com/what-the-numbers-mean liter of engine size]. Introduction to the engine can be done using [https://web.archive.org/web/20161115213720/http://fuel-efficient-vehicles.org/energy-news/?page_id=927 indirect injection] or direct injection (ie by using an open-source ECU like the speeduino, and attaching the HHO generator to the fuel lines running to the fuel injectors). Some HHO boosters are: * [http://www.fuelsaver-mpg.com/ Fuelsaver-mpg] [https://web.archive.org/web/20161219034048/http://dangerouslaboratories.org/hydrogen1.html oxyhydrogen generator] * [http://www.hydrogenboostnow.com/ hydrogenboostnow.com] [https://web.archive.org/web/20161219034048/http://dangerouslaboratories.org/hydrogen1.html oxyhydrogen generator] * [http://www.greenfuelh2o.com/ greenfuelh2o.com] [https://web.archive.org/web/20161219034048/http://dangerouslaboratories.org/hydrogen1.html oxyhydrogen generator] * [http://www.hydrogen-boost.com/ hydrogen-boost.com] [https://web.archive.org/web/20161219034048/http://dangerouslaboratories.org/hydrogen1.html oxyhydrogen generator] * [https://www.advancedhho.com Advanced HHO] [https://web.archive.org/web/20161219034048/http://dangerouslaboratories.org/hydrogen1.html oxyhydrogen generator] * [http://www.hydrogengarage.com/ Hydrogen Garage] [https://web.archive.org/web/20161219034048/http://dangerouslaboratories.org/hydrogen1.html oxyhydrogen generator] * [http://www.trans-ss.com/ Central Valley HHO] [https://web.archive.org/web/20161219034048/http://dangerouslaboratories.org/hydrogen1.html oxyhydrogen generator] Most of these HHO boosters can also be used to produce hydrogen instead. Distilled water can be used mixed with either baking soda, sodium or potassium hydroxide, and the generated oxygen and hydrogen can then be kept separate. When using it simply to mix it in with another fuel, a significant downside however would be that the efficiency of hydrogen electrolysis is [https://web.archive.org/web/20160520100735/http://www.autoblog.com/2008/08/04/why-on-board-hydrogen-generators-wont-boost-your-mileage lower]. == Forced induction devices == Forced induction devices include things like turbochargers, superchargers and even fans, ... They are used to increase the amount of air introduced to the engine's ignition chambers. The increase in power that can be expected differs depending on the device used. With turbochargers, an increase of 35-60% can be expected since waste heat is used as the power source. Superchargers and fans increase power outputs significantly less, but are generally cheaper to acquire. The devices can be used mainly on indirect-injection engines, since the air inflow is not electronically controlled with these. Engines that do have electronic ignition systems would require changes in the system to allow using them. Forced induction devices include: * [http://www.caframolifestylesolutions.com/ecofan/ Caframo Lifestyle Solutions] [https://web.archive.org/web/20170127143209/http://www.reuk.co.uk/wordpress/thermoelectric/easy-to-make-thermocouple-thermopile/ thermocouple fan] == Display systems == These include the: * [http://ecomodder.com/wiki/index.php/MPGuino MPGuino] * [http://obduino.ca/ OBDuino] * [https://www.wikispeedia.org/wordpress/venezuela2/ Nav Mirror & Cruise Assist] == Notes == Air/fuel ratio when using methane (i.e. generated via the Sabatier process) is 17.19 : 1<br /> Air/fuel ratio when using pure hydrogen is 34.3 : 1<br /> see [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stoichiometry#Stoichiometric_ratio wikipedia] == References == *1: Indirect injection engines allow changing to other fuels too, by altering the carburetor; see [https://journeytoforever.org/biofuel_library/ethanol_motherearth/me1.html here] and [https://journeytoforever.org/biofuel_library/ethanol_motherearth/me2.html here] *2: In the past, gasoline engines too didn't require many electric components; rather the whole was accomplished using a carburetor and a ignition magneto (so didn't even require a battery) [[Category: Aftermarket hardware]]\nReturn to Aftermarket hardware.",
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        "raw_content": "Titel Verfahren, Medium und Vorrichtung zur Bildersuche\nErfinder Sung-jung, Cho, Gyeonggi-do, KR;\nYeun-bae, Kim, Gyeonggi-do, KR;\nKwang-hyeon, Lee, Gyeonggi-do, KR;\nChang-kyu, Choi, Gyeonggi-do, KR\nThis application claims priority from Korean Patent Application No. 10-2006-0048981 filed on May 30, 2006 in the Korean Intellectual Property Office, the disclosure of which is incorporated herein by reference in its entirety.\nOne or more embodiments of the present invention relate to an image browsing method, medium and apparatus and, more particularly, to a method, medium and apparatus browsing images using a tilt angle of a portable digital device.\nDue to the widespread use of portable digital devices such as cellular phones, digital cameras, portable multimedia players (PMPs), and personal digital assistants (PDAs), portable digital devices are commonly provided with enhanced performance for a variety of functions. Particularly, as the storage capacity of portable digital devices has increased to meet the demand for various multimedia content, large amounts of multimedia content may be stored.\nAs a result, it is necessary to use a predetermined screen and a button to browse the large amount of multimedia content with the portable multimedia devices. Particularly, since digital cameras or PMPs can store images and photographs, it is common for a user to browse through the images using the predetermined screen and the button.\nIn this respect, a technique for browsing images more conveniently in a portable multimedia device is desired. However, since portable multimedia devices are becoming smaller, there are a number of difficulties in providing a sufficient quantity of buttons to perform the variety of device tasks. For this reason, other viable techniques for browsing images are needed.\nAccordingly, one or more embodiments of the present invention have been made to solve the above-mentioned problems, and an aspect of the present invention is to provide a method, medium and apparatus for browsing images using a tilt angle of a portable digital device without the need to manipulate buttons.\nAdditional aspects and/or advantages of the invention will be set forth in part in the description which follows and, in part, will be apparent from the description, or may be learned by practice of the invention.\nIn an aspect of the present invention, there is provided a method of browsing images. The method includes sensing acceleration imparted to a portable digital device, and moving an image onto a display area in accordance with a tilt angle of the portable digital device if the sensed acceleration is greater than a first threshold value.\nIn another aspect of the present invention, there is provided an apparatus for browsing images. The apparatus includes a sensor unit to sense acceleration imparted to a portable digital device, and a screen management unit to move an image onto a display area in accordance with a tilt angle of the portable digital device if the sensed acceleration is greater than a first threshold value.\nIn another aspect of the present invention, there is provided an image browsing method including measuring a tilt angle of a portable device, and moving an image onto a display of the portable device, according to the measured tilt angle.\nThese and/or other aspects and advantages of the invention will become apparent and more readily appreciated from the following description of embodiments, taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings of which:\nFIG. 1 illustrates a portable digital device, according to an embodiment of the present invention;\nFIGS. 2A and 2B illustrate the browsing of images, according to an embodiment of the present invention;\nFIG. 3 illustrates an apparatus for browsing images, according to an embodiment of the present invention;\nFIG. 4 illustrates a reference axis, according to an embodiment of the present invention;\nFIG. 5 illustrates a screen management unit, according to an embodiment of the present invention;\nFIG. 6 illustrates a screen control mode, according to an embodiment of the present invention;\nFIG. 7 illustrates a screen control function, according to an embodiment of the present invention;\nFIG. 8 illustrates another screen control function, according to an embodiment of the present invention;\nFIG. 10 illustrates another screen control function, according to an embodiment of the present invention;\nFIGS. 11A to 11D illustrate weight values of screen control functions, according to an embodiment of the present invention;\nFIG. 12 illustrates browsing images, according to an embodiment of the present invention; and\nFIG. 13 illustrates browsing images, according to an embodiment of the present invention.\nReference will now be made in detail to embodiments of the present invention, examples of which are illustrated in the accompanying drawings, wherein like reference numerals refer to the like elements throughout. Embodiments are described below to explain the present invention by referring to the figures.\nFIG. 1 illustrates a portable digital device 100 according to an embodiment of the present invention. When the portable digital device 100 is operated in an image browsing mode, a user may tilt the portable digital device 100 in a predetermined direction to change a display area of an image on a screen 110 of the portable digital device 100. In other words, images may be sequentially displayed on the screen 110 in accordance with a tilt angle of the portable digital device 100 as shown in FIGS. 2A and 2B.\nAs shown in FIG. 2A, if the portable digital device 100 is rotated at +\u03c6v; around a reference axis 10, a first image 210 displayed on the screen 110 of the portable digital device 100 may move in a downward direction of the screen 110. As the first image 210 moves toward the bottom of the screen 110, a second image 220 adjacent to the first image 210 appears on the screen 110 so as to be displayed.\nAlso, as shown in FIG. 2B, if the portable digital device 100 is rotated at -\u03c6v; around the reference axis 10, the first image 210 displayed on the screen 110 of the portable digital device 100 may move in a downward direction of the screen 110. Again, as the first image 210 moves toward the bottom of the screen 110, a third image 230 adjacent to the first image 210 appears on the screen 110, so as to be displayed.\nAn apparatus browsing images in accordance with motion of the portable digital device 100 will be described.\nFIG. 3 illustrates an apparatus 300 browsing images, according to an embodiment of the present invention. The apparatus 300 shown in FIG. 3 may include a sensor unit 310, a determination unit 320, a tilt angle measurement unit 330, and a screen management unit 340, for example, although different and additional units may be used. The apparatus 300 may be included in the aforementioned portable digital device 100.\nThe sensor unit 310 may sense motion of the portable digital device 100, generated as a user grasps the device 100. In more detail, the sensor unit 310 may sense acceleration given in at least one direction with respect to the portable digital device 100. For the purpose, the sensor unit 310 may include at least one acceleration sensor. In another embodiment, the sensor unit 310 may include three acceleration sensors (not shown) provided in three reference axes (x, y, and z axes), orthogonal to one another as shown in FIG. 4.\nThe determination unit 320 may determine whether motion of the portable digital device 100 affects the motion of images in accordance with the value of the acceleration given to the device 100, for example. In more detail, if the value of the acceleration given to the device 100 is greater than a first threshold value, the determination unit 320 may allow the screen management unit 340 to control the motion of the images on the screen 110, by reflecting the motion of the device 100. However, if the value of the acceleration given to the device 100 is not greater than a first threshold value, the determination unit 320 may not allow the screen management unit 340 to reflect motion of the portable digital device 100 in the motion of the images.\nThe value of the acceleration given to the portable digital device 100 may be calculated by incorporation of acceleration measured with respect to each reference axis. For example, if the acceleration measured in three reference axes vertical to one another as shown in FIG. 4 is respectively expressed as ax, ay, and az, the value A of the acceleration given to the portable digital device can be expressed as the following equation 1.\nA = a x 2 + a y 2 + a z 2\nThe size A has a value of 9.8m/s2 corresponding to gravity acceleration in a state where no force is applied to the device 100. However, if a force is applied to the device 100, positive acceleration or negative acceleration may be added to at least one reference axis, whereby the size A has a value of (9.8+&agr;)m/s2. Here, if a force is forcibly applied to a browse size and image of a generated by a user's unintended motion (caused by, for example, trembling or inadvertent shaking), the size of &agr; is calculated through a previous experiment, whereby a proper value of the first threshold value may be set.\nIn general, the value of the acceleration given to the device 100 by a force forcibly applied by the user to browse images is greater than the value of the acceleration imparted to the portable digital device 100 by the trembling or inadvertent shaking of the user. Accordingly, the determination unit 320 acts to avoid image panning on the screen 110 due to any unintended motion of the device 100 by the user.\nThe tilt angle measurement unit 330 may measure a tilt angle of the portable digital device around a predetermined reference axis, for example. The tilt angle of the portable digital device 100 may be calculated through a variation of between gravity acceleration components sensed by the sensor unit 310, with respect to the predetermined reference axis. The tilt angle of the device 100 may be measured using a gyroscope or a micro electro-mechanical system (MEMS) acceleration sensor, for example. Accordingly, the apparatus 300 may include a single functional block obtained by incorporating the sensor 310 and the tilt angle measurement unit 330 into one.\nThe screen management unit 340 may control the motion of the images on the screen 110 of the device 100 in accordance with a rotation direction of the device 100, and its tilt angle. Motion of the images by the screen management unit 340 is as shown in FIGS. 2A and 2B. In addition, motion of the images may be realized variously in accordance with the rotation direction of the device 100 and the motion direction of the images on the screen 110.\nThe screen management unit 340 may control the motion of the images in accordance with three situations, for example. In other words, the three situations may include the case where the tilt angle of the device 100 is smaller than a certain size, the case where the motion of the device 100 is stopped, and the case where the tilt angle of the device 100 is greater than a certain size. Hereinafter, the screen management unit 340 will be described in greater detail with reference to FIGS. 5 to 13.\nFIG. 5 illustrates the screen management unit 340, according to an embodiment of the present invention. The screen management unit 340 shown in FIG. 5 may include a positioning unit 510, a restoration unit 520, a conversion unit 530, and a control unit 540, for example, although different and additional units may be used.\nThe positioning unit 510 may determine a position of an image corresponding to a current control target on the screen 110 in accordance with the tilt angle measured by the tilt angle measurement unit 330. If the tilt angle of the device 100 is large, the motion (motion distance) of the image on the screen 110 is commensurately increased.\nIn an embodiment, the position variation of the image is proportionate to the tilt angle. In other words, the image displacement is great if the tilt angle becomes great, and the image displacement is small if the tilt angle becomes small. Thus, it is possible to reflect the user's intention to control the motion of the image if the tilt angle is great. In other words, if an absolute size of the tilt angle is less than a certain level, even though the tilt angle of the device 100 is greater than the first threshold value, it is assumed that the user does not intend to move an adjacent image onto the screen in place of a current image, but rather that the user intends to pan the current image. Accordingly, the screen position variation may become small for a small tilt angle while the screen position variation may become larger for a larger tilt angle. At the same time, unnecessary motion of the image on the screen 110, due to any unintended motion (for example, trembling or inadvertent shaking) of the user, may be avoided by the determination unit 320, and motion of the image may be maintained stable.\nThe positioning unit 510 determines the position of the image on the screen according to the user's tilt motion, and may calculate position control according to the tilt motion to provide the user with intuitiveness and reality, akin to the motion of a moving ball in a bowl. For example, suppose a ball 620 exists in a bowl 610 having a radius of R as shown in FIG. 6. Here, the ball 620 corresponds to a center point of the image, and the bowl 610 corresponds to the screen 110.\nMotion of the ball 620 is determined by an angle between a segment from the current position of the ball 620 to a central point O of the bowl and a reference segment 630, wherein the angle is referred as an intermediate angle and expressed as &thgr; in FIG. 6. If the intermediate angle is equal to 0, then the central point of the image is positioned in the central point of the screen 110.\nSince it is supposed that the ball 620 corresponds to the central point of the image, the intermediate angle is a parameter that determines an amount of movement of the image. For example, if the motion distance of the ball 620 on the bowl 610 corresponds to the amount of movement of the image, the amount of movement of the image can be determined as R&thgr;.\nThe intermediate angle according to the tilt angle of the portable digital device 100 can be obtained by the following equation 2.\n&thgr; 1 = f 1 y\nIn equation 2, &ggr; is the tilt angle, and &thgr;1 is the intermediate angle to be obtained. Also, f 1 is a predetermined function representing the relation between the tilt angle and the intermediate angle. As described above, since in an embodiment the position variation of the image becomes great if the tilt angle becomes great, f 1 is a function that can reflect such a condition. A graph representing an example of f 1 is shown in FIG. 7. According to the function f 1, an increase rate of an absolute value of the intermediate value &thgr;1 increases if the absolute value of the tilt angle y becomes great, while the increase rate of the absolute value of the intermediate value &thgr;1 decreases as the tilt angle y approaches zero. In this case, position variation may be decreased, or even disabled when the tilt angle becomes small, so that unwanted oscillation of the screen image may be prevented.\nReferring again to FIG. 5, the restoration unit 520 may determine the position of the image to restore the image to the central position of the screen 110 if there is no change in the tilt angle of the device 100. Here, the user may view the image on the central position of the screen 110 by simply grasping the device 100 without any additional tilting motion for restoring the image. When motion of the image is controlled by the restoration unit 520, the image is moved closer to the central point of the screen 110 as time elapses from the point when there is no variation in the tilt angle, for example. Also, the image approaches the central point of the screen 110 in a shorter period when the distance between the central point of the image and the central point of the screen 110 is small, and there is no variation in the tilt angle.\nTo illustrate embodiments of the present invention, the intermediate angle determined by the restoration unit 520 may be expressed as equation 3 using the concept shown in FIG. 6.\n&thgr; 2 = f 2 t a &it; &thgr; a\nin equation 3, &thgr;2 is the intermediate angle to be obtained, ta is the time elapsed from the point when there is no variation in the tilt angle to the current time, and &thgr;a is the intermediate angle at the time when there is no variation in the tilt angle. Also, f 2 is a function that determines the intermediate angle, and its example is shown in FIG. 8. As shown in FIG. 8, according to the function f 2, &thgr;2 becomes close to the central point 0 as the time ta increases. Meanwhile, in FIG. 8,&thgr;a is equal to 1 at the time (ta= 0) when there is no variation in the tilt angle. If &thgr;a has a smaller value, a start position of a graph in FIG. 8 becomes lower and the time when the intermediate angle &thgr;2 approaches 0 becomes shorter, for example.\nMeanwhile, according to the embodiment shown in FIG. 8, the image oscillates in an up and down direction around the central point of the screen 110. The oscillation width of the image narrows as time passes. The graph of FIG. 8 is shown as an example, although the present invention is not limited to the example of FIG. 8. For example, the image may gradually be close to the central point of the screen without oscillation as shown in FIG. 9. In an embodiment, the image position is oscillated, as shown in FIG. 8, to allow the user to feel a physical object during motion control of the image.\nReferring to FIG. 5 again, the conversion unit 530 may convert the control target into a next image if the tilt angle exceeds a second threshold value, for example. If the control target is converted, the conversion unit 530 may determine the position of the image to allow a new image, newly selected as the control target, to move toward the center of the screen 110. In an embodiment, if time passes while the control target is converted, the new image is placed close to the mid-point of the screen 110.\nTo illustrate embodiments of the present invention, the intermediate angle may be expressed as equation 4, using the concept shown in FIG. 6.\n&thgr; 3 = f 3 t b\nIn equation 4, &thgr;3 is the intermediate angle to be obtained, and tb is the time elapsed from the point when the control target is converted. Also, f 3 is a function that determines the intermediate angle, and its example is shown in FIG. 10. As shown in FIG. 10, according to the function f 3, &thgr;3 approaches 0 as the time tb increases.\nMeanwhile, according to the embodiment shown in FIG. 10, the image oscillates in an up and down direction around the midpoint of the screen 110. The oscillation width of the image decreases as time passes. The graph of FIG. 10 is shown as an example, although the present invention is not limited to the example of FIG. 10. For example, the image can be close to the mid-point of the screen 110 without oscillation similar to f 2 shown in FIG. 9.\nThe control unit 540 may control motion of the image on the screen 110 according to the position of the image determined by the positioning unit 510, the restoration unit 520 and the conversion unit 530, for example. The control unit 540 may control motion of the image by giving a predetermined weight value to information provided from the positioning unit 510, the restoration unit 520 and the conversion unit 530 and synthesizing the information having the predetermined weight value.\nIf motion of the image is controlled through the positioning unit 510, it may be affected by a large variation in the tilt angle. Here, the weight value W1-1(&ggr;) of the information provided from the positioning unit 510, may increase if the variation &ggr; of the tilt angle becomes large, for example. One example of the weight value w1-1(&ggr;) is shown in FIG. 11A. Also, if motion of the image is controlled through the positioning unit 510, it may be affected by a long rotation time of the device 100 in a certain direction. In this case, a weight value W1-2(tb) of the information provided from the positioning unit 510 may increase if the tilt time tb of the image becomes long. One example of the weight value W1-2(tb) is shown in FIG. 11B.\nA final weight value of the information provided from the positioning unit 510 may be obtained from the two weight values, as expressed by the following equation 5, for example.\nw 1 &ggr; &dot; &it; t b = w 1 - 1 ( &ggr; &dot; ) \u22c5 w 1 - 2 t b\nIn equation 5, w1 (y, tb) is the final weight value to be obtained.\nNext, if motion of the image is controlled through the restoration unit 520, it may be less affected if the time ta elapsed from the point when there is no variation in the tilt angle, i.e., the time when there is no motion of the device 100, becomes long. Accordingly, a weight value W2(ta) of the information provided from the restoration unit 520 may decrease if the time ta becomes long. An example of the weight value w2(ta) is shown in FIG. 11C.\nFinally, if motion of the image is controlled through the conversion unit 530, it may be less affected if the time tb elapsed from the point when the control target is converted becomes long. Accordingly, a weight value w3(tb) of the information provided from the conversion unit 530 decreases if the time tb becomes long. An example of the weight value w3(tb) is shown in FIG. 11D.\nAs described above, the control unit 540 may control the motion of the image by giving a weight value to the information provided from the positioning unit 510, the restoration unit 520 and the conversion unit 530 and synthesizing the information having each weight value. In this case, motion of the image controlled by the control unit 540 may be determined by the following equation 6, for example.\n&thgr; = \u2211 i = 1 3 w i \u22c5 &thgr; i \u2211 i = 1 3 w i = w 1 &ggr; &dot; &it; t b W \u22c5 f 1 &ggr; + w 2 t a W \u22c5 f 2 t a &it; &thgr; a + w 3 t b W \u22c5 f 3 t b\nIn equation 6, &thgr; is the intermediate angle if the concept of FIG. 6 is used, and W may be expressed by the following equation 7, for example.\nW = w 1 &ggr; &dot; &it; t b + w 2 t a + w 3 t b\nMeanwhile, the control unit 540 may control the motion of an image (hereinafter, referred to as \"reference image\") corresponding to the current control target and the motion of an image (hereinafter, referred to as \"adjacent image\") adjacent to the reference image.\nFor example, if a space of a certain size or greater occurs on the screen 110 due to the motion of the reference image, the control unit 540 may display some area of the adjacent image, such as an edge, at a predetermined distance from the reference image. Here, the adjacent image may move identically along with the reference image while maintaining a certain distance from the reference image. In this way, the control unit 540 may control the motion of the image, and such control by the control unit 540 is shown in FIG. 12. As shown in FIG. 12, for example, if a first image 1210 corresponding to the reference image is moved to a lower end of the screen 110 by user tilting of the portable digital device 100, a space occurs at an upper end of the screen 110, where the displaced reference image was located. At this time, the control unit 540 displays a second image 1220, corresponding to the adjacent image, spaced apart from the first image 1210 at a distance d, for example (see t2). The display area of the first image 1210 is reduced and the display area of the second image 1220 increases as the first image 1210 moves to the lower end of the screen 110, and the second image 1220 moves to replace the first image 1210.\nIf the tilt angle of the portable digital device 100 exceeds a second threshold value, conversion of the control target occurs in t3 of FIG. 11, for example. In this case, the second image 1220 becomes the reference image, and the first image 1210 becomes the adjacent image.\nIf conversion of the control target occurs, the control unit 540 may gradually move the second image 1220 to the center of the screen 110, according to the information provided from the conversion unit 530 (the oscillation operation described with reference to FIG. 10 has been omitted). Here, the first image 1210, corresponding to the adjacent image, may move identically with the second image 1220 while maintaining a distance d from the second image 1220, corresponding to the reference image, whereby the second image 1220 may ultimately be positioned at the mid-point of the screen 110.\nHereinafter, the operation of the aforementioned apparatus 300 will be described with reference to FIG. 13.\nFIG. 13 illustrates the browsing of images, according to an embodiment of the present invention.\nIf the device 100 is operated in the image browsing mode, the sensor unit 310 may measure the acceleration given to the portable digital device 100, in operation S1310. As described above, the acceleration may be measured with reference to at least one reference axis.\nAt this time, the determination unit 320 may determine whether the size of the acceleration imparted to the portable digital device 100 exceeds a first threshold value, in operation S1320. If the size of the acceleration does not exceed the first threshold value, the motion of the portable digital device 100 may not be determined as one intended by the user for image browsing. Accordingly, the apparatus 300 need not reflect motion of the portable digital device 100 iby moving the image.\nHowever, if the size of the acceleration exceeds a first threshold value, motion of the device 100 may be determined as the user's request for image browsing. In this case, the tilt angle measurement unit 330 may measure the tilt angle of the device 100 around a predetermined reference axis, in operation S1330. The tilt angle may be obtained using acceleration information measured by the sensor unit 310 with respect to each reference axis, for example.\nThe screen management unit 340 may determine whether the tilt angle measured by the tilt angle measurement unit 330 exceeds a second threshold value in operation S1340. If the tilt angle does not exceed the second threshold value, the screen management unit 340 may move the image commensurate to the size of the tilt angle in operation S1350. Here, motion of the image is mainly affected by the information provided from the positioning unit 510.\nAfterwards, the screen management unit 340 may determine whether there is variation in the tilt angle in operation S1360. Whether there is variation in the tilt angle may be identified by detecting whether there is variation in the acceleration sensed by the sensor unit 310, for example.\nIf there is no variation in the tilt angle, the screen management unit 340 may gradually move the image to the center of the screen 110 in accordance with the amount of time elapsed, for example, in operation S1370. Here, motion of the image is primarily affected by the information provided from the restoration unit 520. As a result of operation S1360, if there is a variation in the tilt angle, the current operation returns to operation S1340 to compare the varied tilt angle with the second threshold value.\nMeanwhile, as a result of operation S1340, if the tilt angle is greater than the second threshold value, the screen management unit 340 may convert the control target to set the adjacent image as the reference image in operation S1380, and may move the new reference image to the center of the screen 110 in operation S1390. Here, motion of the image is mainly affected by the information provided from the conversion unit 530.\nAfterwards, if an end to the image browsing is not requested in operation S1395, the current operation may return to operation S1310 to repeat the image browsing operations.\nIn embodiments of the present invention as described above, the term \"unit\", as used herein to in indicate components of the image browsing apparatus 300, may be implemented by a kind of modules. A module refers to, but is not limited to, a software or hardware component, such as a Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) or Application Specific Integrated Circuit (ASIC), which performs certain tasks. A module may advantageously be configured to reside on the addressable storage medium and configured to execute on one or more processors. Thus, a module may include, by way of example only, components, such as software components, object-oriented software components, class components and task components, processes, functions, attributes, procedures, subroutines, segments of program code, drivers, firmware, microcode, circuitry, data, databases, data structures, tables, arrays, and variables. The functionality provided for in the components and modules may be combined into fewer components and modules or further separated into additional components and modules.\nIn addition to this discussion, one or more embodiments of the present invention may also be implemented through computer readable code/instructions in/on a medium, e,g., a computer readable medium, to control at least one processing element to implement any above described embodiment. The medium can correspond to any medium/media permitting the storing and/or transmission of the computer readable code.\nThe computer readable code may be recorded/transferred on a medium in a variety of ways, with examples of the medium including magnetic storage media (e.g., ROM, floppy disks, hard disks, etc.), optical recording media (e.g., CD-ROMs, or DVDs), and storage/transmission media such as carrier waves, as well as through the internet, for example. Here, the medium may further be a signal, such as a resultant signal or bitstream, according to one or more embodiments of the present invention. The media may also be a distributed network, so that the computer readable code is stored/transferred and executed in a distributed fashion. Still further, as only an example, the processing element may include a processor or a computer processor, and processing elements may be distributed and/or included in a single device.\nAs described above, the method, medium and apparatus browsing images according to one or more embodiments of the present invention has one or more of the following advantages.\nFirst, since a user may browse the images without pressing buttons, user convenience is enhanced.\nSecond, in browsing the images using the tilt angle of the portable digital device, a determination unit may avoid unnecessary motion of the image caused by an unintended motion of the portable digital device.\nThird, the motion of the image may be stabilized during image browsing.\nFinally, since the user can feel the physical object during the image browsing, reality is enhanced.\nAlthough a few embodiments of the present invention have been shown and described, it would be appreciated by those skilled in the art that changes may be made in these embodiments without departing from the principles and spirit of the invention, the scope of which is defined in the claims and their equivalents.\nA method of browsing images, comprising: sensing acceleration imparted to a portable digital device; and moving an image onto a display area in accordance with a tilt angle of the portable digital device if the sensed acceleration is greater than a first threshold value. The method of claim 1, wherein the moving of the image comprises increasing a moving distance of the image, as the tilt angle increases while remaining below a second threshold value. The method of claim 1, wherein the moving of the image comprises increasing movement velocity of the image as the tilt angle increases while remaining below a second threshold value. The method of claim 1, wherein the moving of the image comprises increasing movement velocity of the image as a duration of a tilt time increases, while the tilt angle remains below a second threshold value. The method of claim 1, wherein the moving of the image comprises increasing a movement velocity of the image as a change rate of the tilt angle increases while the tilt angle remains below a second threshold value. The method of claim 1, wherein the moving of the image comprises moving the image to a center of the display area if there is no change in the tilt angle. The method of claim 6, wherein the moving of the image comprises gradually moving a midpoint of the image towards a midpoint of the display area in accordance with a time period commenced immediately after a moment when the tilt angle is no longer changing. The method of claim 6, wherein the moving of the image comprises controlling the image to move a midpoint of the image towards a midpoint of the display area, while making the midpoint of the image oscillate around the midpoint of the display area. The method of claim 1, wherein the moving of the image comprises moving an adjacent image to a center of the display area if the tilt angle is greater than a second threshold value. The method of claim 9, wherein the moving of the image comprises gradually moving a midpoint of the adjacent image to a midpoint of the display area in accordance with a time period commencing the moment the tilt angle exceeds the second threshold value. The method of claim 9, wherein the moving of the image comprises controlling the image to move a midpoint of the image towards a midpoint of the display area, while making the midpoint of the image oscillate in a predetermined direction around the midpoint of the display area. The method of claim 1, wherein the moving of the image comprises moving the image onto the display area in accordance with the tilt angle of the portable digital device around a predetermined reference axis. An apparatus browsing images, comprising: a sensor unit to sense acceleration imparted to a portable digital device; and a screen management unit to move an image onto a display area in accordance with a tilt angle of the portable digital device if the sensed acceleration is greater than a first threshold value. The apparatus of claim 13, wherein the screen management unit increases a moving distance of the image, as the tilt angle increases while remaining below a second threshold value. The apparatus of claim 13, wherein the moving of the image comprises increasing a movement velocity of the image as the tilt angle becomes increasing while less than a second threshold value. The apparatus of claim 13, wherein the screen management unit increases movement velocity of the image, as a duration of a tilt time increases while the tilt angle remains below a second threshold value. The apparatus of claim 13, wherein the screen management unit increases a movement velocity of the image as a change rate of the tilt angle increases while the tilt angle remains below a second threshold value. The apparatus of claim 13, wherein the screen management unit moves the image to a center of the display area if there is no change in the tilt angle. The apparatus of claim 18, wherein the screen management unit gradually moves a midpoint of the image towards a midpoint of the display area in accordance with a time period commenced immediately after a moment when the tilt angle is no longer changing. The apparatus of claim 18, wherein the screen management unit controls the image to move a midpoint of the image towards a midpoint of the display area, while moving the midpoint of the image in a predetermined direction around the midpoint of the display area. The apparatus of claim 13, wherein the screen management unit moves an adjacent image to a midpoint of the display area if the tilt angle is greater than a second threshold value. The apparatus of claim 21, wherein the screen management unit gradually a midpoint of the adjacent image to the midpoint of the display area in accordance with a time period commencing the moment the tilt angle exceeds the second threshold value. The apparatus of claim 21, wherein the screen management unit controls the image to move a midpoint of the image towards the midpoint of the display area, while moving the midpoint of the image in a predetermined direction around the midpoint of the display area. The apparatus of claim 13, further comprising a measurement unit to measure the tilt angle around a predetermined reference axis. An image browsing method, comprising: measuring a tilt angle of a portable device; and moving an image onto a display of the portable device, according to the measured tilt angle. The method of claim 25, wherein the image is moved to replace an adjacent image currently displayed on the display. The method of claim 25, wherein the moving of the image comprises increasing a moving distance of the image, as the tilt angle increases while remaining below a threshold value. The method of claim 25, wherein the moving of the image comprises increasing movement velocity of the image as the tilt angle increases while remaining below a threshold value. The method of claim 25, wherein the moving of the image comprises increasing a movement velocity of the image as a change rate of the tilt angle increases while the tilt angle remains below a threshold value. The method of claim 25, wherein the moving of the image comprises moving the image to a center of the display area if there is no change in the tilt angle. The method of claim 25, wherein the moving of the image comprises moving an adjacent image to a center of the display area if the tilt angle is greater than a threshold value. The method of claim 31, wherein the moving of the image comprises gradually moving a midpoint of the adjacent image to a midpoint of the display area in accordance with a time period commencing the moment the tilt angle exceeds the threshold value. At least one medium comprising computer readable code to control at least one processing element to implement the method of claim 25.",
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        "raw_content": "Everything you know is wrong.\nThe entirety of human misery is built on a bed of twelve lies. These lies are disseminated so subtly that often they aren't even stated outright. Nevertheless, they so permeate our culture that they are almost universally believed by people who have never even given them a second thought.\nAnd yet, these twelve lies have taken away from you the power your Creator intended you to have, to the benefit of a handful of obscenely rich men and to the detriment of the remainder of the human race.\nToday I want to expose each of these lies, and show how, by simply seeing through them to the underlying Truths, you can instantly and pretty painlessly transform your life into one that is happy, uplifting, and well on the road to Enlightenment.\nLie #1: \"You are a physical being made of solid matter, living in a material world.\"\nEvery physicist in the world knows this is a lie, but it seems to take about a century for the findings of physicists to filter down to the person-in-the-street and become part of his or her worldview. This lie is so pervasive that it is seldom articulated. Instead, it mostly comes to us as part of the package we call \"life on Earth.\"\nHere's the reality: Your body (and every other \"physical\" thing in the Universe) is composed of atoms. Forget the image of atoms you were shown in high school chemistry (part of the lie); physicists know that atoms are a speck of a nucleus surrounded at an enormous distance, relatively speaking, by a fuzzy cloud of electrons, which are even smaller specks. If a proton were the size of an apple, the electrons would be 10,000 miles from it. So the real lie is that there is even any such thing as \"solid\" matter.\nThat's right: your body and mine, and the chair you're sitting in, and the glass of Diet Pepsi you're drinking, and your computer monitor, and everything else, consists of 99.9999999999999% empty space\u2014nothingness.\nWhat's more, the components of atoms (electrons, protons and neutrons) are themselves made of something even more ephemeral: They are called quantum particles and they don't even exist all the time! Instead, they flicker into and out of existence so that a single electron cannot be said to be made of particular quantum particles. Instead they come and go like people in a rush-hour crowd at a subway platform: The people come and go while the crowd remains constant.\nNow, here's something even more surprising: Quantum particles also flick into and out of existence in \"empty\" space! That means that, at the quantum level, there is no difference between protons, electrons, and the space between them!\nBut if that's so (and it is), how can there be anything, even the illusion of anything, at this \"non-macro\" level of \"reality\"?\nThe answer is this: Somehow, a pattern has been imposed on that apparently random flickering. Patterns are completely subjective perceptions that we (perceiving beings) impose on that randomness. Therefore, for there to be a physical universe, there must be perceptual beings to perceive it! In other words, the Universe is not made up of \"things\"; it is made only of thought or spirit.\nRead that previous paragraph again, for it contains the first great Truth:\nTruth #1: \"We are beings of intangible spirit living in a Universe of ideas.\"\nThere is a wealth of implications to this Truth: including that both health and illness are illusions; that there is no death; that nothing exists independently of thought. It's worth noting also that, since there is no death or injury, there is no basis for any fear whatsoever! You may prefer not to die today, but there's no need to fear the possibility.\nAnother corollary is that you are your soul. A soul isn't something attached to you like a wart. You cannot \"lose\" it and no one and nothing can \"take\" it from you. The closest you can come to \"losing\" your soul is to give yourself (and therefore your soul) over to a person or organization that uses you for its own purposes without your further consent.\nLie #2: \"The material goods you amass show your worth as a person, and the more you spend, the worthier you are.\"\nWe need look no farther than the nearest indigenous tribe to see that humans in their natural state do not need things to make them happy. Yet the multi-trillion-dollar advertising industry is in a constant frenzy, bombarding each of us with unending messages of our unworthiness, and how this new car or that new deodorant will bring us love and acceptability. All advertising, and a lot of the so-called content, in the mass media is designed to reinforce our fear that we are unworthy in some way\u2014a problem which, itself, is a lie\u2014and that owning what the advertiser is selling will remove that feeling of unworthiness.\nThis scam didn't originate with Madison Avenue, either. For centuries, churches have gotten their congregations to harmonize to hymns such as, \"Oh Lord, I Am Not Worthy\" and \"Amazing Grace That Saved A Wretch Like Me\". Although Jesus never said a word about us being unworthy wretches, that didn't stop the churches from selling their product\u2014\"salvation\", something you don't need because you aren't in danger of anything (see Lie #1), the price of which is (in most churches) a 10% tax on everything you own.\nAnd if that's not enough\u2014why, just donate extra to your church, or to a charity (many of which pay more money to their board members than goes to the supposed cause they claim to support).\nTruth #2: \"As a creation of God, I am infinitely valued for my unique set of experiences. No one is quite like me, so no one exceeds me in worth.\"\nYou are not too fat or too thin; you are not \"born a sinner\" and you are not an \"ascended master\". No car, deodorant, snack food, HD TV, Wii or designer purse will bring you happiness or even more than a few minutes' satisfaction; because the same liars who told you they would, will advertise a new-and-improved model tomorrow.\nNow, none of this means that possessing material goods is inherently bad. However, in our present culture, most of the things we are encouraged to buy are made in third world countries by what amounts to slave labor; and buying those products allows such an inhumane system to exist (see Lie #3). Whether you choose to let that knowledge impact your buying habits, however, still cannot change the fact that you (and I) are perfect, priceless, children of the Creator Universe.\n\u2014And so is everyone else. So any energy you might spend trying to improve other people is misdirected. People who do so find no happiness in it, just a smug (and mistaken) sense of satisfaction that while they play the harp in Heaven, those they were unable to bully into accepting their advice will burn forever in Hell (neither of which exists). The only person you can ever bring to enlightenment is yourself (although there is value in serving as a quiet example of that to others who can benefit by knowing what that looks like).\nOr, as Aunt Eller sings in the Rogers and Hammerstein musical Oklahoma!, \"I ain't sayin' that I'm better than anybody else, but I'll be danged if I ain't just as good!\"\nLie #3: \"You have been given dominion over the plants and animals of the world.\"\nIn Genesis the \"Lord God\" (Adonai Elohim, more properly translated as \"the lord of the gods\") supposedly gives Adam \"dominion\" over all the other species of the earth. This assignment has been used for centuries to justify driving species to the edge of extinction and beyond; to justify genetic manipulation of plants so that they require the use of certain expensive fertilizers (won't grow without them); to spewing poisons into our atmosphere to the point that it has affected not only our lungs but the very climate of our planet that makes it habitable. It's even been used to justify slavery, by the simple expedient of labeling certain groups of people as \"animals\" and then using them to do the work of oxen or horses.\nSince the Industrial Revolution, we've been shown endless examples of interchangeable parts. When one breaks, replace it! This works with toasters and television sets (or did until the manufacturers found they could make more money by selling you a new appliance than by fixing your old one).\nOur bodies, our world and our societies were not manufactured. Yet doctors, scientists and politicians seem to think they were. In the West especially, we have doctors with specialties so precise that the podiatrist who examines your foot cannot examine your throat. What's more, that's seems reasonable to most Americans! If you found yourself thinking, \"Well, I wouldn't want a foot doctor looking at my throat, anyway!\" you have bought into this concept, called reducibility, that you are simply the sum of your parts.\nConsider: Your doctor informs you (on the basis of blood tests) that you have diabetes. He prescribes Metformin, an oral medicine, to control your blood sugar level. Months later, you are discovered to have high blood pressure and a vitamin B-12 deficiency. Both are the result of taking Metformin, but instead of discontinuing that, he prescribes vitamin B-12 shots and Propranolol and Hydrochlorothiazide for the high blood pressure. Months after that, he discovers your potassium levels are dangerously low (a side effect of the Hydrochlorothiazide). Does he discontinue that? No, he prescribes potassium supplements. And on and on.\nAt no time is the question ever asked, \"Why is the blood sugar level high?\" (The answer might well be a diet high in processed grains and sugars, which causes both diabetes and high blood pressure.) Because all parts of your body are inextricably connected to each other and to the world around you, any attempt to fix one part\u2014which isn't broken after all, but merely trying to find a balance in an imbalanced system\u2014simply shifts the problem around, often affecting two or three organs.\nAt the planetary level, this lie is being exposed as we realize that global warming is not due to a single out-of-control industry, but rather is a result of the post-Industrial Revolution age. If we try and \"fix\" the problem one invention at a time\u2014greener cars, better insulated buildings\u2014we are apt to discover that we merely shift the symptoms. In the end, it may well turn out that Earth cannot support a world-girdling species that insists on enslaving that vast majority of its members by enticing them with Gameboys and Guess Jeans into giving away their lives in order to enrich the few who own the factories.\nTruth #3: \"Everything in the Universe is connected, interrelated, and inextricably linked together.\"\nThe ramification is that nothing can be \"fixed\" because nothing is \"broken.\" However, things as a whole can be out of balance, and that is not a happy state. If we can devote our efforts to keeping things in balance\u2014and we can only do this, obviously, as far as we are concerned\u2014we, and everything else, will be a lot happier.\nLie #4: \"As a flower blooms where it's planted, you should know your place and keep to it.\"\nThis lie has been used for millennia to keep enslaved peoples from attempting to live lives for themselves. And it doesn't matter whether the slave is considered \"property\" or told he or she is \"free\" but forced to work for a substandard wage to avoid starving to death.\nIt is said that there is no jailer as effective as another prisoner; and whether you are working your way up a social or financial ladder, or a spiritual one, you'll find there is no shortage of people who will \"encourage\" you to stay put. They'll point out the risks in what you're doing, how you could easily lose everything!!!! if you don't remember your place.\nTruth #4: \"I am on a path to Enlightenment, and like every one else I can take a step forward at my own pace.\"\nA true friend will always provide real encouragement and support as you attempt to rise out of an unfavorable situation. In fact, there may be no better way to find out who your true friends are.\nLie #5: \"The world conspires to keep you in your place.\"\nObviously this lie is related to Lie #4, which gives you an idea how much importance those in power place on keeping a reliable workforce from getting out of hand. But the level of control in today's world, as those in power try desperately to cling to the old ways, is truly astonishing. Where once it was enough to threaten a starving man with hanging if he hunted his feudal lord's rabbits to feed his family, now we literally have \"traffic control\" cameras at every intersection and length of highway, connected to computers that can recognize faces as well as license plates. We're told this is for \"our safety\" but a recent study in England found that local municipalities were using the technology for such trivial purposes as making sure people put out their trash at the prescribed times. And in California, the big news last November was the passing of Proposition 8, which actually dares to tell people who they can (and cannot) marry!\nTruth #5: \"I am free to do what I must to achieve Enlightenment.\"\nMahatma Gandhi, the great Indian leader, proved that a nation of people can achieve independence from their masters by simply refusing to obey the masters' dictates. The Indian people, who already understood that life and death are twin illusions, willingly allowed themselves to lie, by the thousands, in front of bulldozers and tanks, many being crushed and killed, until the British finally understood the message that these people would no longer allow the British to rule them. It was the first time in Earth's history that this happened, and serves as an example to us all of what can be accomplished when we are ready for that step.\nMeanwhile, in my own small way, when I wanted to marry someone the law said I couldn't\u2014I did anyway. My marriage is not recognized by the government but I don't care because I don't recognize the government as an authority over me (our Constitution clearly makes the government our servant, not the other way 'round).\nLie #6: \"You require a master or intermediary to save you from your sins.\"\nThis lie is another bedrock of the entire counter-productive Religion Industry. It's part of the trilogy of lies #1, 6 and 12: You are a flawed, physical being with a loosely-attached \"soul\" that can be \"lost\" without the mediation of a priest, minister, imam or rabbi and teachings you receive in exchange for one-tenth of your earnings. Every part of that statement is a lie, has always been a lie, yet has served to maintain the least productive and most damaging organization in the history of the world.\nThis is not to say that no one has ever been assisted on their path by a spiritual guide, or that churches serve no useful purpose at all. They can provide a sense of community for those who need one. They can provide a sensual experience for people who really like incense. I do believe that most ministers and the like really have faith that they are helping guide their flocks, and many sheep in those flocks have convinced themselves they benefit from that guidance. I personally know at least one minister who knows his religion is a sham, but continues to do his job for the real service he can provide his beloved congregation.\nTruth #6: \"As God is within me, so is God's Truth. God guides me directly along my path.\"\nLet's get serious. If God wants you to find enlightenment, would He really require that you be lucky enough to stumble upon, not just any preacher, but the one whose version of God's Truth is the correct one? (They all argue amongst themselves, you know.) No, of course not. God would design you so that you could communicate with Him directly. It's not like he would be too busy! \u2014And that's exactly what He did.\nIt's only your own sense of worthlessness, encouraged by the same religions, that causes you to doubt what you feel in your own heart and gut.\nNow, it is true that our biases\u2014and we all have them\u2014can sometimes shout loudly enough to drown out that quiet Voice. It's also very hard for us to recognize our own biases. Fortunately, our friends can usually spot them pretty quickly and will eagerly let us know if we ask.\nLie #7: \"It's your responsibility to inform others of God's will.\"\nAnother tool used by organized religion is to get its congregations to try and convert non-believers. Evangelical missionaries have caused all kinds of harm to the world, from spreading fatal diseases that decimated native populations to making a laughingstock of the only sexual position that doesn't result in pulled muscles.\nTruth #7: \"It's my responsibility only to learn and follow my own path, to share what I've learned only when asked, and to serve as a shining example of what is possible.\"\nIt's easy to recognize a person on the road to Enlightenment: he or she doesn't try to convince you he or she is on the road to Enlightenment and doesn't try to convince you that you must be on the same road.\nGod's creation, the Universe (which is God, as are all its parts in a holographic sense) is a far richer creation than most people imagine. Or, rather, it's such a rich creation because of what people imagine (much of it awful). All those horrible Hells Dante wrote about await the people who believe in them. Dead Muslims who expect 72 virgins will find them. Atheists who expect nothingness will be startled to experience that. Fortunately, there are Lightworkers who gently work in the afterlife to open the minds of the deluded souls as to what is really out there. (The movie What Dreams May Come is a pretty accurate depiction, with the idea that suicides \"can't\" be saved added in for dramatic effect.)\nOn Earth, none of us have the job of \"fixing\" others. We are here to work on ourselves. We can always provide information when asked, but we are not to evangelize. The reason is that there are too many valid paths up the mountain, and we cannot know another's path\u2014only our own. The paths can differ greatly, but no one path is superior to the others; and the view from the top is the same.\nLie #8: \"We're from the government, and we're here to help you.\"\nThis lie has been told so often that it's become a joke; yet people keep falling for it. \"Traffic\" cameras are installed \"for our safety\"; police raid gay bars to \"protect public health\". Substitute the name of any organization, religion or corporation for \"government\" and it's the same lie. A corollary lie is anything the government tells you is \"what really happened\". You should be very suspicious of \"independent councils\" that aren't and \"investigative reporters\" who don't. The mass media is really intended to obfuscate, not to inform; religions are designed to control, not to enlighten.\nI'm not saying that everything you read in the papers or hear on the nightly news is false, of course. Local news tends to be fairly accurate, at least in smaller towns. But on global stories, such as wars, attacks, diseases and dangers, the media lies by ommission more than anything else: They either don't tell you about the event at all, or leave out key information to spin the story so that those in power, get to stay in power.\nWhen you make an effort to see through this lie\u2014and it takes an effort, because you have to look up the supporting evidence for yourself\u2014be prepared to be shocked and horrified in turns. (If you already realize that Iraq had nothing to do with the 9/11 attacks, you have a head start.)\nTruth #8: \"By ignoring all the opposing governments, competing corporations, mass media and squabbling religions, I can find Enlightenment on my own.\"\nThe whole tangled mess that has become Western culture\u2014and the distinct, but equally tangled mess of Eastern culture\u2014have taken millennia to coagulate into the seemingly consistent bed of lies they are. The truth is out there, but the closer you get to it, the louder will be the shouting that you are completely off base.\nThe reality is\u2014none of it matters. These are overgrown juveniles playing a game that is of no interest to those seeking enlightenment. Like \"thermonuclear war\" in the movie WarGames, \"The only way to win is not to play.\"\nLie #9: \"Mysticism is a waste of time.\"\nPeople in general are quite threatened when their world-view is challenged, because changing a world-view takes a huge amount of effort. Everything you've ever considered true and everything you've ever discarded as false must be reexamined. This is probably why many of your family and acquaintances (but not your true friends) will try to discourage you from following a path to Enlightenment, a path that, when intentionally followed, often includes doses of mysticism.\nAnother form this lie takes is a very clever one. It presents the mystic as a superman, a mysterious hero like Obi-Wan Kenobi or Gandalf whose arcane knowledge saves the day. By doing so, these books and movies present an impossible character\u2014someone for whom the usual laws of physics do not apply\u2014and claim for him the role of mystic, thus creating in the minds of many the idea that learning about the metaphysics of the Universe must necessarily result in superpowers. Since we don't know anyone with superpowers, that makes the goal seem even more distant. And since the reality is more subtle (why part the Red Sea when a little more planning and less effort can result in a drought?) the student of mysticism may not even recognize when he or she has succeeded!\nTruth #9: \"Metaphysics is for everyone, including me.\"\nAnyone can summon a specific elevator from a bank of them, or create a handy parking space or dissolve a headache. There are techniques to be learned, but they are so easily learned a child can perform them. (In fact, without pre-conceived notions, children can generally do them more easily than most adults!)\nNow, don't be surprised if, once you've mastered the parking space trick (you visualize it being there before you arrive, then put it out of your mind), it stops working. The purpose of these tricks isn't to shorten the walk from your car, but to demonstrate to you that there are more things that are possible than our culture generally acknowledges. As Learner and Lowe in On A Clear Day You Can See Forever put it, \"There is more to you than surgeons can remove.\" There is also more to the universe, and discovering that is the first exciting step on many people's paths.\nLie #10: \"Send money today and you can feed the children\u2044save the whales\u2044put a stop to drugs\u2044etc.\"\nHasn't it ever struck you as odd that God, the Creator and shaper of the Universe, needs your money to do His work? 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When's the last time you handed a bottle of water to the homeless guy panhandling at the intersection? (A better solution than money, which might be used for alcohol or drugs.) If you are really worried that local indigents will misuse your donations, why not make them directly to a local homeless or battered women's shelter? You might have to look them up, because they can't afford to pay Sally Struthers to cry for them. But I promise they will put all the money you give to good use.\nAre there starving kids in Africa? I'm sure there are. But by the time your dollar reaches Africa, only pennies remain, the bulk of it having disappeared into the pockets of fundraisers here and corrupt politicians there. Allow the Africans the dignity of fixing their own society and direct your effort to fixing your own.\nLie #11: \"People who try to teach Truth to the masses become martyrs.\"\nEvery now and then, a person will come to earth with a sense of the Reality of what's going on (and who sees through these twelve lies), a person who will not be silenced. Sometimes, indeed, such a person will be assassinated but not as often as you think, because the puppet masters profit by allowing a religion to grow around that person's teachings, which they can then corrupt when he or she is gone.\nBut then they usually add to the story. It's amazing how a little \"crucifiction\" can discourage other people who sense the truth but aren't quite so motivated to spread it.\nTruth #11: \"I am here to provide service in the form of my Truth, only to those who ask.\"\nThe solution to both issues is: Don't start a religion! We have plenty of those and none have ever accomplished one whit of real good, despite their insistance to the contrary. They have, on the other hand, given us such boons as the Crusades, the Inquisition, and centuries of the suppression of women and support of slavery.\nSome people are ready for Truth; and some, as Jack Nicholson noted in A Few Good Men, can't handle the truth. That's perfectly okay and appropriate for them. They are on a path different from yours and there's nothing wrong with that. But you will find yourself encountering people who are on a path similar to yours; some will be ready for information you possess, and some will possess information that you are ready to receive. So make yourself available to one or two such local groups (usually called metaphysical groups). An evening a week in the company of such like-minded people will do wonders for the spiritual advancement of everyone who attends; it will help raise your quantum frequency and help keep it up.\nIt will also help keep you humble, in that no one person in the group will have all the answers. As long as you leave a meeting feeling you have learned as well as taught, there will be no danger of your accidentally starting a religion with your teachings.\nLie #12: \"Our Father, who art in heaven.\"\nThis is the last and biggest lie of them all. All the other lies are built upon this one; thus, seeing through this one lie will eventually allow you to see through all the others.\nWe have been told, repeatedly, that God resides in \"heaven\". No one knows where this is, but it is clearly farther away than Brooklyn. By convincing us of this \"distance\" religions justify the need for an intermediary. 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        "raw_content": "All about the new techniques of HDR photography.\nIf you enjoyed my previous post of photos from my trip up Mount Lemmon, you might have noticed that a few of the pictures seemed to \"pop out\" at you more than others. You may also have noticed than some \"professional\" photos look better than yours, no matter how expensive a digital camera you have. And you might wonder, what are these photographers doing that you aren't? The answer is, they are creating HDR photos, arguably a step above mere digital. And the good news is, they aren't that much harder to create, and with a little extra effort, you can make HDR photos of your own.\nHDR stands for High Dynamic Range; and it's an attempt to solve an old issue in photography.\nThe basic limitation of standard film and digital cameras is lack of dynamic range. Here's the problem: Suppose you are looking at a mountain vista. The sky is bright, perhaps filled with gorgeous clouds. A hillside is in shadow, but loaded with interesting plant life and maybe even flowers and streams. Your eye can easily see both. But when you take a photo of it, your camera's built-in light meter will either select for the sky, which will result in the canyon being blacked-out by shadow, or it will select for the hillside, which will wash out the sky. Choosing an in-between value doesn't usually help, because the canyon will still be too dark and the sky, too light.\nExposure is overexposed to bring out detail in the shadows, but the sky is washed out.\nExposure is underexposed to bring out detail in the sky, but the shadow areas are black.\nIn days past I would sometimes take pictures at both exposures, then digitally cut out one and superimpose it on the other. That can work if the foreground consists of simple, sharp-edged objects, like a building. But it quickly becomes impossible in a scene like the one above, where branches from the dark foreground intrude on the bright sky.\nThe solution is to take two, or even three photos, bracketing the exposures\u2014decent digital cameras allow this, or even do it for you\u2014and then using HDR software to combine the images into one, in which the real-life dynamic range is compressed into something that a digital picture file can store.\nI used a program with the awkward name of qtpfsgui. This program allows the user to create an \"HDR\" project containing any number of bracketed exposures. In case the camera was hand-held, it will also automatically align the images. It then provides a choice of five or six different algorithms for producing an HDR from the overlaid exposures.\nHere is an example, using the Reinhard '05 algorithm:\nNotice the black bar at the right. That's because the camera was hand-held and shifted slightly between exposures. It would need to have that artifact cropped out to create a finished product.\nNow, this result isn't bad at all. Detail from both the shadow and sky areas is visible. But other algorithms can provide a more exaggerated effect.\nFor example, here's the Fattal algorithm:\nNot really usable, you're thinking, except as an interesting effect.\nBut\u2026what if we save both versions, load them into a photo editing program (I use the old Microsoft PhotoDraw 2.0 which is no longer sold, but the freeware GIMP or workhorse PhotoShop will do as well), put the Reinhard version down as a first layer, and superimpose the Fattal version with, say, 80% transparency, so it's barely visible? Here's the result:\nTo my eye, we've now taken a rather mundane snapshot and turned it into an eye-poppingly realistic photo that includes detail from both shadowy and brightly-lit areas, without losing the impression that they are shadowy and light.\nThat's HDR.\nAnd you'll be seeing more of it.",
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        "raw_content": "\u2190 $44 to $420 Selling on Etsy\n20 Minute Thrift Store Hunt \u2192\nCREATING A GAME PLAN TO FIND SUCCESS\nIn today\u2019s video I talk about how important it is to map out a game plan for your reselling business. Just like every other business you have to map out what you are going to do to get from A to Z, if you aren\u2019t doing this by creating goals and working hard you are more than likely going to fail as a reseller. As a full time reseller it has been a long road for me to get to the point where I\u2019m at now. I have worked hard every day to get closer and closer to the goals I have created for myself. Along the way I have changed up my game plan and adapted when ideas or niches failed. This is very important because a niche today can be great but tomorrow when there is no need for that niche you will have to ask yourself the hard question of should I continue on this path? This is probably one of the biggest mistakes resellers on eBay & Amazon have as they don\u2019t know when to stop buying items when the market is flooded or the demand for the items has shrunk due to competition.\nThe 2 big boys in the room are Amazon & eBay and the opportunities to sell on those platforms are great but you need a game plan in order to have success selling on those platforms. This is why I\u2019m a big fan of diversification, where I sell on other platforms such as Etsy, Mercari, local and even my own websites. Now all of this will take some time as a reseller but if you can map out your day/week/month you can easily find time to put the effort into expanding. Reselling the past couple of years has exploded with new people starting every day and with that being said that means more competition. As we all know competition can be good or bad. It is how you adapt when the competition is so bad that you aren\u2019t making any money. If you are in this situation now you have to figure out something quick, sink or swim mentality but if you had a game plan in action you would know exactly what to do. Happy Hunting!",
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        "raw_content": "by evilviper@pipedot.org on 2016-07-29 13:22 (#1NW4D)\nMy preference is only to keep a house as minimally warm/cool as mechanical concerns allow... i.e. Heating is always set at 50F (10C) so that pipes don't freeze, and cooling is always set at 85F (30C) so that electronic equipment doesn't overheat (goes for pets, too). With that methodology, there's no benefit to even basic programmable thermostats.\nI don't see the benefit in maintaining a temperature closer to 70F (21C) for human comfort, as it's necessary to dress appropriately for outside temperatures, anyhow. Going inside/outside repeatedly, with a huge temperature differential, is very uncomfortable. Instead such a \"comfortable temperature\" tends to just cause headaches, hot flashes, etc., and causes a more time-consuming burden of dressing/undressing when entering/exiting.\nNow, if I had the opportunity to design my own home, I'd spec it with insulated pipes (among many other things) so that they wouldn't freeze even in very low interior temperatures. Then maybe I'd have incentives and a practical case study to find the lower limits of human comfort and this concept. But until that time, those high/low temperatures are the limits whether the building is occupied or not, eliminating the need for any changes throughout the day (or week).\nI am sympathetic to the wife/girlfriend factor, as well as the need to manage humidity (condensation, mildew and mold) in some areas, and with some (usually, poorly-insulated) homes, but I can still usually make this concept work well-enough.\nHouse, tooth, monkey, purple and brown: how many colors in the list?",
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        "raw_content": "Avon Organic Group\nsecretaryaog@gmail.com\nhttp://www.groworganicbristol.org\nOur group meets 8 times a year and we meet at The Dance Studio, The Station, Silver Street, Bristol BS1 2AG\nAnnual subscription is \u00a315\nAvon Organic Group (AOG) is the local group in Bristol, set up in 1984, for everyone who is interested in organic gardening and organic foods.\nRegular meetings are held from September to May (excl.December), with speakers on a wide range of subjects of interest to members. In summer there are group visits to organic gardens, allotments and other events.\nAOG promotes organic growing (and the Group) at local festivals and events and sells produce grown by its members. Members may also sell their own produce at AOG meetings with a share of proceeds going to the group.\nAOG holds an annual seed swap (including heritage seeds), a plant sale and a group seed order for members, who receive substantial discounts on the purchase of seeds and other items from the Organic Gardening Catalogue.\nCome along and exchange ideas, learn or just enjoy the company of likeminded people in a friendly and informal atmosphere.\nAOG keeps members informed by email of our own and other forthcoming meetings and events. It aims to produce a newsletter twice a year, keeping members up-to-date, including information, articles, recipes, wanted/for sale items etc.\nAOG members have the option of discounted membership of Horfield Organic Community Orchard, which began as an AOG project in 1998.",
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        "raw_content": "TO WHOM WILL YOU ENTRUST THE MINDS OF YOUR COLLEGE AGE YOUNG PEOPLE?\nOne of the most important decisions that Christian parents can make regarding their children is where they will receive their college education. This decision could mean the difference in their children\u2019s eternal destiny. Many parents would consider a Christian university as the safest place our children could be as they make some of the most important decisions in their lives. I know that my parents entrusted my care to godly men and women at a college operated by members of the Lord\u2019s church and it was during those years that I decided to preach the gospel of Christ for the rest of my life. I truly believe in Christian education. I have been a supporter of certain Christian college/universities for most of my adult life. For the past thirty-three years I have served on the Board of Regents of a Christian university. There was a time in the history of most of our Christian schools that parents had full confidence that their children would receive a good education, especially in the area of biblical instructions when their young people were enrolled in our Christian universities/colleges. However, with the passing of the years such confidence has eroded because of the teaching of some teachers/professors in certain schools. Permit me now to present an example to show why such confidence is no longer manifested in some schools operated by members of the church.\nIn the current issue (online) of the New Wineskins, there is an article written by Dr. Gary Holloway who is \u201cAssociate Director of the Center for Spiritual Renewal\u201d at Lipscomb University. The title of this article is \u201cCircle of Fire: Barton Stone and a Spiritual Model of Unity.\u201d In this article Dr. Holloway presents some views that Barton W. Stone had regarding unity among believers. Dr. Holloway stresses that unity is to be experienced based upon relationships and mission centered in Christ rather than upon agreement in biblical doctrine. He emphasizes that this is what appeals more to the younger generation. He also states that we should be willing to embrace in prayer, worship, and service all those who exhibit the fruit of the Spirit. In other words we should permit our denomination to merge into the body of Christ at large. Please read carefully the following remarks written by Dr. Holloway:\n\u201cMy own experience teaching in a university where 70% of the students are from a cappella Churches of Christ confirms this cultural shift away from the importance of denominational labels to a deep concern for relational and spiritual union. It is not unusual in a typical week for our students to attend a Monday night instrumental (!) praise worship at a local Church of Christ, a Tuesday night ecumenical teaching session at First Baptist downtown, Wednesday night at a fairly traditional Church of Christ, and Thursday night Taize worship at a Presbyterian church \u2013 all before going home on the weekend to their parents\u2019 Church of Christ where many think we are the only Christians!\u201d\nIt is sad indeed to sense the sarcasm in that last statement by Dr. Holloway. It is also alarming to know that our Christian young people are being encouraged by some faculty members of this Christian university where Dr. Holloway teaches to believe that the church is a denomination and that we can be united together with other denominations simply upon our relationship and joint efforts in missions done in the Spirit of Christ.\nSerious students of the Restoration Movement in America are fully aware that one of the contributing factors of the division among the church of Jesus Christ in the 19th century was the liberal element taking control of the colleges operated by members of the church. It is evident that history is repeating itself as we find ourselves in the midst of a major division in the church of our Lord today. The alumni that find such teaching and practice being done as previously mentioned in this article should voice their concern and disapproval to the members of the board and the administration of their respective university.\n\u2190 ISOLATIONISM IN REVERSE\nLOVE DOES NOT REJOICE IN INIQUITY \u2192",
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        "raw_content": "Supervolcano 2.5\nPosted by admin on Dec 14, 2013 in Volcano | 0 comments\nSupervolcano 2.5\u2026 We\u2019ve written about the supervolcano hiding under Yellowstone park\u2026really the whole region several times but now a team of scientists from the University has discovered that the magma chamber under Yellowstone is 2.5x bigger than previous estimates.\nThey are describing the next Yellowstone eruption as a nation killer\u2026not just a northwest central region killer. Yellowstone erupts every 600,000 to 700,000 years and last erupted about 640,000 years ago\u2026read more from the New York Post at Beneath Yellowstone, a volcano that could wipe out U.S.\nToday\u2019s Top 10 Prepping Motivators\nPosted by Andrew J. Jackson on Sep 12, 2012 in Asia, Disease, Earthquake, Economic Collapse, Economics, Education, Government Gone Wild, International Concerns and News, Middle East, Nature's Fury, Perils, Politics, Preparedness, Prepucation, Self Reliance, Top 10, Volcano, War | 0 comments\nSeptember is Preparedness Month. Here are 10 headlines from the past few days on diverse topics to help keep you focused on your prepping:\nYosemite doubles scope of hantavirus warning to 22,000; third death confirmed: Many diseases including hantavirus can be prevented through proper pest control and sanitation (personal and environmental). Stock what you need and know what to do. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) information on preventing hantavirus can be found here.\nDrug shortages down overall, but some linger longer: Stocking the medicines your family needs to stay healthy is important for both mundane \u2018drug shortages\u2019 as well as societal upsets that could potentially break down the medical or drug distribution systems. Make sure you stockpile legally by talking with your doctor or hiring a new one like Dr. Bob Olson. Until recently Dr. Olson conducted his consultations by telephone to help preppers safely and knowledgeably stockpile critical medications. The State of Missouri actually changed its law to close down Dr. Olson\u2019s tele-practice. You can still visit him in person or find a like-minded medical provider in your area.\nRescuers told to keep at it after China quake kills 80: Nature\u2019s fury can strike anywhere at any time. Keep on prepping and if you want to see a map showing 2.5 Magnitude or greater quakes for the last week\u2026check out this map at the U.S. Geological Survey (as of this writing the earthquake map looks a lot like the Pacific\u2019s Ring of Fire\u2026it usually does).\nYet another pig flu virus infects people: Zoonotic diseases (capable of cross species transmission) aren\u2019t just creepy\u2026they\u2019re also scary because of their ability to mutate. We wrote about this particular flu strain earlier this summer in Beware the Fair. (more\u2026)\nTEOTWAWKI Event Being Live Tweeted\nPosted by Andrew J. Jackson on Aug 25, 2012 in Volcano | 1 comment\nBad news for the population of Pompeii, Herculaneum, and the much of the peninsula south of Rome, Mount Vesuvius just blew it\u2019s top and the volcano is causing thousands of deaths. Pliney the Elder is posting updates \u2018live\u2019 (after 1,933 years) on Twitter. It\u2019s The End Of The World As We Know It (TEOTWAWKI)\u2026more accurately it was The End Of The World As They Knew It (TEOTWATKI).\nAll kidding aside, the Denver Museum of Nature and Science is staging this Twitter event based on the firsthand account of Pliney the Elder so the information is a contemporaneous, eye-witness account. What a neat way to bring a historical account of a TEOTWAWKI event to life for a digital generation\nCheck it out @elder pliny.\nDestroyed by the eruption of Vesuvius nearly 2,000 years ago, the Roman town of Pompeii was buried deep beneath ash and preserved following the catastrophe on Aug. 24 in the year AD 79. The city remained untouched for nearly 1,700 years, preserved as if in a time capsule.\nNow, 1,933 years later, the Denver Museum of Nature and Science is bringing the events back to life.\nThe museum began Tweeting a first-hand account of the events at Pompeii as seen by Pliny the Elder, the famous Roman historian, nationalist, and commander of the Roman fleet at Misenium.\nvia Pliny the Elder is live-tweeting the fall of Pompeii | Fox News.\nWhy Prep, Part 3 Triggers & Stressors\nPosted by Andrew J. Jackson on Aug 15, 2012 in Civil Unrest, Cyberattack, Disease, Earthquake, Economic Collapse, Economics, Food, Government Gone Wild, Heat Wave or Drought, Nature's Fury, Peak Oil, Perils, Politics, Power Failure, Self Reliance, Terrorism, Tornado, Volcano, Wildfire | 2 comments\nThis entry is part 3 of 3 in the series Why Prep\nNote from Andrew: The complete Why Prep Series has now been consolidated HERE.\nToday we present the third article in our series on why to prepare for disaster. In the first article, \u2018Why Prep, The Introduction\u2019 we asked and answered the following question:\nQuestion: Why Prep\u2026why become more self-reliant?\nAnswer: Because it\u2019s the only reasonable and logical response to an unknown future and even a cursory study of history.\nIn the second article, \u2018Why Prep, Historical and Current Examples\u2019 we discussed examples of places and periods where preparedness could have made the difference between survival and suffering (or worse) for you and your family. In this third installment we\u2019ll discuss stressors and triggers for potential The End Of The World As We Know It (TEOTWAWKI) situations.\nToday we\u2019re going to talk about stressor events and triggers. A stressor event is an occurrence that has the potential to change a system or society. Stressor events happen all the time and can vary dramatically in the amount of stress or influence they place on a system. Some examples of stressor events are election outcomes, legislation, trade wars, disease outbreaks, government spending programs, wars, acts of terror, social movements, development or loss of key infrastructure (like the internet you\u2019re browsing), information releases (like the Watergate scandal) or changes to the physical environment (like drought or natural disasters). From a societal standpoint, stressors often manifest themselves in multiples and if significant enough disruption occurs\u2026they can create a situation that cascades out of control. While it\u2019s an overly simplified model think of these stressors from the last century:\nGermany loses World War I and a large percentage of its reproductive age males\nWar damage and reparations create severe economic hardship\nRise of the National Socialism in Germany bringing Adolf Hitler and his Brownshirts to power (were the Brownshirts easier to recruit due to a lack of fatherly guidance?)\nElection of 1933 gives Hitler enough power in the Reichstag to pass the Enabling Act and assume dictatorial powers\nThis example from history led to TEOTWAWKI for much of the world from the mid 1930\u2019s to the mid 1940\u2019s and eventually ushered in the atomic age.\nVolcanos, Nature\u2019s Fury and the Journey to Self Reliance\nPosted by Andrew J. Jackson on Aug 13, 2012 in Earthquake, Nature's Fury, Perils, Preparedness, Self Reliance, Volcano | 0 comments\nMother Nature has been expressing her fury in a number of ways in recent months especially in and around the \u201cRing of Fire.\u201d The Ring of Fire is a particularly active region of tectonic activity running around the Pacific basin. In addition to the earthquakes and the tsunamis that the earthquakes create there have been a number of volcanic eruptions in recent months including these two reports that caught my eye:\nA volcano quiet for more than a century erupted in a New Zealand national park, spreading thick ash for several miles and causing some residents to evacuate their homes. Some domestic flights were canceled Tuesday.\nMount Tongariro spewed ash and rocks for about 30 minutes late Monday night after a few weeks of increased seismic activity. It didn\u2019t cause any injuries or damage in the sparsely populated central North Island region. Tongariro National Park has three active volcanos\u2026\nvia Volcano erupts with ash cloud in New Zealand park | Fox News.\nVolcanic rock found floating in South Pacific near New Zealand\nThe Royal New Zealand Air Force have spotted a raft of floating volcanic rock in the South Pacific, covering 10,000 sq miles of ocean north of New Zealand. The rock, known as pumice, is created when lava from an underwater volcano comes in contact with seawater. New Zealand researchers say the source of the pumice is a seamount known as Monowai\nvia Volcanic rock found floating in South Pacific near New Zealand \u2013 video | World news | guardian.co.uk.\nCan you imagine something powerful enough to emit enough debris to create a 10,000 square mile raft of stones up to two feet thick\u2026\nMaybe you\u2019re not concerned about the threat of Volcanic eruption because there isn\u2019t a volcano within 500 miles of your home\u2026but the threat of volcanic activity can affect you anywhere in the world. Read on to find out why severe Volcanic activity is one of the most important events you should be preparing for\u2026 (more\u2026)\nWhy Prep, Part 2 Historical & Current Examples\nPosted by Andrew J. Jackson on Jul 29, 2012 in Asia, Earthquake, Economic Collapse, Economics, Europe, Food, Government Gone Wild, Heat Wave or Drought, International Concerns and News, Middle East, Nature's Fury, North America, Perils, Soapbox, Tornado, Volcano, Wildfire | 1 comment\nLast week in Why Prep, the Introduction we briefly discussed the fragility of the status quo and clarified that preparedness is not about getting ready for the \u2018end of the world\u2019\u2026 it\u2019s about building the skills, resources and resilience to endure the transition periods following dramatic financial, environmental, societal or individual life changes. If you haven\u2019t read the introduction yet, I recommend that you read it before continuing by clicking on the hyperlink near the start of this paragraph..\nToday we\u2019re going to take a look at some current and historical situations and events that are/were much more survivable (financial and otherwise) for those that took the time to prepare. For brevity\u2019s sake I have chosen a small sampling of the historical examples available and have chosen not to include many areas of perpetual warfare (Cyprus, Rwanda, Sri Lanka, Palestine/Israel, Northern Ireland, etc.).\nNote: The links included go to articles or preselected internet searches (to make results more timely) in case you\u2019re interested in doing additional reading on that subject. For convenience, these examples are listed by continent although many of the events/situations spanned multiple continents. (more\u2026)\nSupervolcano: Eruption by Harry Turtledove\nPosted by Andrew J. Jackson on Jul 8, 2012 in Books, Reviews, Volcano | 0 comments\nI finally got around to reading Supervolcano by Harry Turtledove last week. The Yellowstone supervolcano (which is apparently overdue for an eruption) is one of the single biggest perils facing the U.S. and the world. I thought a work of fiction written by a historian (PHD in Byzantine history) would be an interesting read about how individuals and society deal with such a disaster\u2026I was wrong.\nHere is what the San Diego Union-Tribune had to say about Supervolcano:\nA supervolcanic eruption in Yellowstone Park sends lava and mud flowing toward populated areas, and clouds of ash drifting across the country. The fallout destroys crops and livestock, clogs machinery, and makes cities uninhabitable. Those who survive find themselves caught in an apocalyptic catastrophe in which humanity has no choice but to rise from the ashes and recreate the world\u2026\nvia Supervolcano: Eruption \u2013 Books by Harry Turtledove \u2013 Penguin Group (USA).\nMy take was a little different:\nInteresting and likeable characters\nLoved the characters and their interactions\nOne of the characters followed was a performer in a band\u2026LOVED the band name\u2026it was called \u2018Squirt Frog & the Evolving Tadpoles\u2019\nGood descriptions of the difficulties such an event would put on transportation and especially how the grit would effect engines (didn\u2019t seem to effect air conditioning systems for some reason though). I still remember the grit in my neighborhood from the 1980 Mount St. Helens eruption and I lived half a continent away at the time.\nThe supervolcano event described in the book was very minor compared to most projections based on previous eruptions of the Yellowstone supervolcano.\nVery little mention of the difficulty such an eruption would put on the economy\nVirtually no preparedness actions described in the lead up to the eruption even though some of the characters knew it was coming.\nI really wanted to see a historian\u2019s view on how individuals and society would adjust to the resulting economic upheaval and damage to infrastructure such an event would create. 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        "raw_content": "featured menu, Ophelia, Pre-Raphaelite Subjects and Themes, Site Related\nI\u2019ve seen comments online that say the Pre-Raphaelites mainly appeal to adolescents. Even this 2007 piece from The Guardian quotes a senior curator at Tate Britain saying they\u2019d have complaints from teenage girls if they didn\u2019t show Pre-Raphaelite art. At first I bristled at this, knowing that it is a style of art that appeals to many people of all\u2026\nMillais, Pre-Raphaelite Subjects and Themes, Watts\nThe Woodman\u2019s Daughter\nSir John Everett Millais\u2019 painting The Woodman\u2019s Daughter is based on a poem by Coventry Patmore. When first exhibited in 1851, this excerpt of the poem accompanied the work: She went merely to think she help\u2019d; And, whilst he hack\u2019d and saw\u2019d, The rich Squire\u2019s son, a young boy then, Whole mornings, as if awed, Stood silent by, and gazed\u2026\nAesthetic Vampirism\nLiterature is filled with fictional portraits. Visual art and the written word can intertwine in glorious ways. Dorian Gray\u2019s mysteriously aging painting springs to mind and both the image of Lady Audley in Lady Audley\u2019s Secret and descriptions of art in The Woman in White are excellent examples of Pre-Raphaelite principles used within a novel. One of my favorite examples\u2026\nDante Gabriel Rossetti, Elizabeth Siddal, ghosts, Keats, Millais\nI think Sir John Everett Millais\u2019 painting Speak! Speak! is a perfect Pre-Raphaelite image to share on Halloween. The ghost of a bride appears to her love. He reaches out to her, urging her to speak. It\u2019s a haunting image and the concept had been on the artist\u2019s mind for forty years before he began to paint it. \u201cThe\u2026",
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        "raw_content": "Shown here is the inscription printed on the reverse side of the small plate. The inscription dates the piece and reads: \"Clothing Manufacturer, Contractor & Retailer, Gentlemen's Mercer, Hatter c.1879.\"\nA miniature earthenware plate printed in dark blue with the Standard Willow pattern. This small plate was made as a trade card for the Newcastle retailer Richard Stanway. On the front the pattern is overwritten by a scroll with the inscription: \"RICHARD STANWAY, NEWCASTLE STAFFS.\" A small hole at the top edge suggests that it may have been attached to garments made by the...\nA miniature earthenware plate printed in dark blue with the Standard Willow pattern. This small plate was made as a trade card for the Newcastle retailer Richard Stanway. On the front the pattern is overwritten by a scroll with the inscription: \"RICHARD STANWAY, NEWCASTLE STAFFS.\" A small hole at the top edge suggests that it may have been attached to garments made by the retailer as a novel form of labeling. Other small plates of similar design were used by Callard & Callard and by John Mortlock.",
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        "raw_content": "PISCES Declaration\n3. Implementing the ecosystem approach\nWhat is the ecosystem approach?\nHow can the ecosystem approach be implemented?\nWho should be involved in implementing the ecosystem approach?\n4. The MSFD and the ecosystem approach\n6. Step-by-step implementation\n7. Stakeholder participation\n8. Stakeholder actions\n9. Recommendations for stakeholders and government\nHome page \u00bb Guide \u00bb 3. Implementing the ecosystem approach \u00bb What is the ecosystem approach?\nThe ecosystem approach is a way of making decisions in order to manage our activities sustainably. It recognises that humans are part of the ecosystem and that our activities both affect the ecosystem and depend on it (see Box 2). 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Globally, the degradation of our planet\u2019s ecosystems could be costing us \u20ac50 billion each year.v\nIn the past, important ecosystem services have been undervalued: they may be hard to measure, or fall outside conventional economic markets. However, there is growing recognition that we need to factor the multiple services natural systems provide into our decision-making \u2013 to get the most economic and social benefit and avoid the costly consequences of damaging them.\nThe ecosystem approach calls for strong stakeholder participation \u2013 involving all those who have an interest in, or could be affected by, decision-making. This is crucial, not least because the ecosystem approach is about managing human activities. People are much more likely to act upon a decision and change their behaviour if they understand and accept the basis on which it was made. This is far more likely with full and active participation.\ni. 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        "raw_content": "Andrew Cuomo hates the subway and isn\u2019t going to save it\nUpdated Wednesday, 12 September by secondavenuesagas.com\nA magic wand isn\u2019t going to fix the subway without a chief executive willing to push through reforms and support leadership.\nIt\u2019s no secret that Gov. Andrew Cuomo is a car guy. He loves to talk about his personal collection of muscle cars, and on Friday, he had an opportunity to host his favorite type of ribbon cutting for the opening of the second span of the new Tappan Zee Bridge. He gathered his entire family on the bridge along with the usual collection of local politicians and Hillary Clinton, and he \u201copened\u201d the bridge by driving FDR\u2019s 1932 Packard across the new span. And then the bad news arrived.\nAs The Times reported on Monday, the Cuomo administration essentially bribed contractors to rush the finish of the span so the Governor could host the opening before Thursday\u2019s Democratic primary election, but the bridge couldn\u2019t actually to open to traffic because engineers found that the old one had destabilized and is at risk of collapsing onto the new one. In a way, it\u2019s a perfect metaphor for Cuomo who governs by press release and ribbon cuttings, trumpeting other people\u2019s accomplishments, and it mirrors the way he treated the Second Ave. Subway. He demanded the project open by the end of 2016 even though an extensive punch list remained (and still remains). He wants his photo ops, and come hell or high water, he\u2019ll get them.\nCuomo\u2019s grinning appearance on the bridge on Friday was in marked contrast to his Thursday press conference in Penn Station in which he debuted a new entrance to Penn Station and some Moynihan Station-related improvements. He spoke about catacombs and the general dinginess of Penn Station in ways that clearly made talking about transit sound like a chore for him. His muscle cars and FDR\u2019s Packard it was not.\nAfter nearly eight years of Gov. Cuomo, it\u2019s become abundantly obvious that his disdain of public transit (and its riders) is a feature and not a bug. By most counts, he\u2019s taken the subway only around 2-3 times during his gubernatorial tenure, and at least one of those was a special train from the Rockaways. Thus, this piece of reporting on Politico New York from Dana Rubinstein should come as no surprise: Cuomo\u2019s disdain for public transit runs deep and is rooted in his outdated preconceptions about transit riders. Rubinstein writes:\nWould-be governor Cynthia Nixon does straphanger photo ops. Council Speaker Corey Johnson does them, too. So occasionally does avowed motorist Mayor Bill de Blasio. Across the Hudson, Gov. Phil Murphy does it, on the foundering NJ Transit. In fact, perhaps the only major local politician who doesn\u2019t do it is the one who controls New York\u2019s crisis-ridden subway system. That would be Gov. Andrew Cuomo.\nIt\u2019s not like his advisers haven\u2019t tried to persuade him to give it a try. They\u2019ve urged Cuomo, who is running for a third term, to ride the subway on more than one occasion, according to two knowledgeable sources. The governor has demurred. One explanation has it that the image of a \u201cpassive straphanger\u201d doesn\u2019t align with the governor\u2019s can-do persona. It doesn\u2019t enable him to don a windbreaker or grapple with machinery alongside predictably deferential transit workers.\nThe situation on the subways, on the other hand, is less controlled and rife with potential landmines. What if he pulls a Hillary Clinton and his swipe doesn\u2019t work \u2014 on a Metrocard machine he\u2019s responsible for, because he runs the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, which runs the subway? What if the countdown clocks his MTA installed are inaccurate? What if he gets heckled? \u201cHe\u2019s smart enough to know that if he showed up on a subway platform at this point, he\u2019d get his ass kicked,\u201d said one Democratic political consultant who asked for anonymity, lest he suffer a similar fate.\nCuomo, a car guy who can\u2019t recognize the limitations of automobile travel or the fact that he has no control over traffic or other drivers, thinks that the subway he controls is beneath him because of all the things that can go wrong. Talk about a telling psychological reaction to a collapsing subway. So instead of understanding the travails of subway riders, instead of knowing what his stewardship of the subways has wrought, Cuomo feels emasculated by the trains because he\u2019s not the one behind the wheel, zooming down the 8th Ave. line with his pedal to the metal.\nAfter two terms of this attitude toward transit, it\u2019s clear that no matter what his allies claim, no matter the absurd gaslighting campaign from the TWU, no matter his supposed support for some congestion pricing plan, Andrew Cuomo doesn\u2019t care about the subways and isn\u2019t going to be the one to save them. He\u2019s sucked all the oxygen out of the room arguing over the legal technicalities of control over the subway and the allocation of money for his aesthetically-orientated Enhanced Station Initiative without addressing how the taxpayer base \u2014 New York City residents and workers \u2014 is the same whether the money comes out of the state budget (as it should) or from the city. He\u2019s spent years siphoning dollars away from the MTA\u2019s budgets, whether for state-run ski slopes losing money or road projects. He has constantly refused to sign lockbox legislation that would put stringent strings on his MTA budgetary sleight-of-hand, and he barely endorsed Andy Byford\u2019s Fast Forward plan until his lack of support was on the verge of becoming a political albatross.\nMeanwhile, on his watch, as we all know, progress at the MTA has slowed to a crawl. The agency was enjoying boom times in the late 2000s as focus on investment seemed to be catching up with reality, and as service improved, ridership boomed. But on Cuomo\u2019, delays and problems have become daily occurrences as ridership has shown year-over-year declines for the better part of his second term in office. These trends are not stopping without significant cost reform and investment, and Cuomo hasn\u2019t embraced either yet.\nMeanwhile, on the capital side, Cuomo has dragged his feet (some say to make the city look bad) so that with the opening of the rebuilt WTC Cortlandt station on Saturday, there are no big-ticket subway expansion items under active construction right now. A few years ago, we had the 7 line extension, South Ferry, Fulton St. and the Second Ave. Subway all ongoing, and today, we have the promise of Phase 2 of the Second Ave. Subway and nothing else. For a 21st Century city, this lack of growth and progress is a travesty that will hinder New York\u2019s promise for decades to come.\nOn the edge of primary day, that leaves New Yorkers with a governor who doesn\u2019t support transit, openly disdains it and won\u2019t change his tune. 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Thermochemistry\n47.3 J/mol K\n-164.4 kJ/mol\nSDS External MSDS\nEU classification Toxic T\nDangerous for the Environment (Nature) N\nFlash point > Script error: No such module \"convert\".\nAluminium phosphide (aluminum phosphide) is a highly toxic inorganic compound with the chemical formula AlP used as a wide band gap semiconductor and a fumigant. This colorless solid is generally sold as a grey-green-yellow powder due to the presence of impurities arising from hydrolysis and oxidation.\n3.1 Pesticide\n3.2 Semiconductor applications\nAlP crystals are dark grey to dark yellow in color and have a zincblende crystal structure[2] with a lattice constant of 5.4510 \u00c5 at 300 K.[3] They are thermodynamically stable up to Script error: No such module \"convert\"..[4]\nAluminium phosphide reacts with water or acids to release phosphine:[5]\nAlP + 3 H2O \u2192 Al(OH)3 + PH3\nAlP + 3 H+ \u2192 Al3+ + PH3\nAlP is synthesized by combination of the elements:[4][6]\n4Al + P4 \u2192 4AlP\nCaution must be taken to avoid exposing the AlP to any sources of moisture, as this generates toxic phosphine gas.\nAlP is used as a rodenticide, insecticide, and fumigant for stored cereal grains. It is used to kill small verminous mammals such as moles and rodents. The tablets or pellets, known as \"wheat pills\", typically also contain other chemicals that evolve ammonia which helps to reduce the potential for spontaneous ignition or explosion of the phosphine gas.\nAlP is used as both a fumigant and an oral pesticide. As a rodenticide, aluminium phosphide pellets are provided as a mixture with food for consumption by the rodents. The acid in the digestive system of the rodent reacts with the phosphide to generate the toxic phosphine gas. Other pesticides similar to aluminium phosphide are zinc phosphide and calcium phosphide. In this application, aluminium phosphide can be encountered under various brand names, e.g. Celphos, Fumitoxin, Phostoxin, Talunex and Quick Phos. It generates phosphine gas according to the following hydrolysis equation.[6]\n2 AlP + 6 H2O \u2192 Al2O3\u22193 H2O + 2 PH3\nIt is used as a fumigant when other pesticide applications are impractical and when structures and installations are being treated, such as in ships, aircraft, and grain silos. All of these structures can be effectively sealed or enclosed in a gastight membrane, thereby containing and concentrating the phosphine fumes. Fumigants are also applied directly to rodent burrows.[7]\nIndustrially, AlP is a semiconductor material that is usually alloyed with other binary materials for applications in devices such as light-emitting diodes (e.g. aluminium gallium indium phosphide).[8]\nMain article: Aluminium phosphide poisoning\nEvidently poisonous, aluminium phosphide has been used for suicide.[9] Fumigation has also caused unintentional deaths, such as examples in Saudi Arabia[10] and the United States.[11] Known as \"rice tablet\" in Iran, for its use to preserve rice, there have been frequent incidents of accidental or intentional death. There is a campaign by the Iranian Forensic Medicine Organization to stop its use as a pesticide.[12][13]\nRecycling of plastic bottle caps containing aluminium phosphide caused the death of three family members in Alcal\u00e1 de Guadaira, Spain. They had been keeping them in plastic sacks in their bathroom. 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(1944). \"Aluminum Phosphide \u2013 Preparation and Composition\". Journal of the American Chemical Society 66 (10): 1666. doi:10.1021/ja01238a018.\n\u2191 Buckle, A. (2005), \"Rodenticides\", Ullmann's Encyclopedia of Industrial Chemistry, Weinheim: Wiley-VCH, doi:10.1002/14356007.a23_211\n\u2191 Corbridge, D. E. C. (1995). Phosphorus: An Outline of its Chemistry, Biochemistry, and Technology (5th ed.). Amsterdam: Elsevier. ISBN 0-444-89307-5.\n\u2191 \"Millionaire's death sparks poison scare\". BBC News. 2002-10-10. Retrieved 2009-04-05.\n\u2191 \"Fumes kill two Danes in Jeddah\". BBC News. 2009-02-24. Archived from the original on 25 February 2009. Retrieved 2009-02-25.\n\u2191 \"Family loses 2nd child in suspected pesticide poisoning\". KSL-TV. 2010-02-09. Archived from the original on 11 February 2010. Retrieved 2010-02-09.\n\u2191 Shadnia, S.; Sasanian, G.; Allami, P.; Hosseini, A.; Ranjbar, A.; Amini-Shirazi, N.; Abdollahi, M. 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        "raw_content": "Nicholas Roerich: A Quest and a Legacy\nA recently published collection of essays by Manju Kak represents the artistic, cultural, and spiritual heritage of Nicholas Roerich.\nNicholas Roerich was a scholar and practitioner of many disciplines. He pursued art, literature, and spirituality. He was a seeker of knowledge, a guardian of culture, and a purveyor of peace. He has left an oeuvre so vast and varied that a holistic understanding of this heritage requires extensive analysis from multiple perspectives.\nAn anthology of articles \u2018Nicholas Roerich: A Quest and a Legacy\u2019 serves this very purpose. This volume of 22 essays by internationally reputed scholars has been edited by eminent writer and art historian Manju Kak. The commentary on Roerich\u2019s legacy is supplemented by rare archival photos and reproductions of paintings from the archives of the Nicholas Roerich Museum, New York, the International Centre of the Roerichs, Moscow, the International Roerich Memorial Trust, Naggar Kullu and from the State Russian Museum, St Petersburg.\n\u201cThe book describes his quest for Russia\u2019s roots, art, involvement with theatre, expeditions, understanding of Shambhala, and works as a peace activist and theosophist,\u201d Kak says. She effectively strings together varied accounts of Roerich\u2019s personality and his quests. It helps that she is herself a trained artist, an interdisciplinary scholar, and shares an affinity to Himalayan ethnography with the great Russian visionary.\nThe book has contributions from historians, curators, disciples, members of Roerich societies, and Buddhist scholars. They speak with the authority and objectivity of subject matter experts as they trace Roerich\u2019s life and work. Suchandana Chatterjee, an expert on Inner Asia, slots him with 19th & 20th century adventurers, colonial agents, and surveyors who were drawn to \u2018the Orient.\u2019 She derives ethnographic insights into the region through Roerich\u2019s accounts which were infused with spiritual, artistic, and social enquiry. The Central Asian Expedition in 1924-28 is also the subject for Ruth Drayer who describes the journey across the Gobi Desert. Drayer has previously authored a book on the spiritual journey of Nicholas & Helena Roerich.\nRoerich\u2019s travels honed his vision and resulted in over 7000 paintings and about 30 literary works. Madhavan Palat, a scholar of 19th and 20th century Russian History studies the evolution of his artworks from historical to symbolic. He fused Christian themes into his Pagan sensibilities. In his later works Himalayan landscapes became the backdrop of his expressions. Lokesh Chandra, a scholar of Tibetan Culture describes the mysticism of his art. Dr. LV Shaposhnikova, Indologist and researcher of Roerich\u2019s heritage, suggests that his paintings demonstrate power of human consciousness to penetrate the fundamental unity of things.\n\u201cWhat I admire the most in Roerich\u2019s paintings is the fact that he has not allowed culled knowledge to interfere with what he sees in the Himalayas. It is as if the viewer is looking through a prism. The artist becomes the prism. He doesn\u2019t interpret the mountains for you but presents them as he sees them.\u201d Kak describes the artist\u2019s uncluttered perception of beauty.\nRoerich travelled to study the roots of humanity and those of Russian culture. Chandra describes the search for his motherland\u2019s pagan beginnings in his paintings. \u201cHe recognized the \u2018minorities\u2019 in the 1900\u2019s. 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        "raw_content": "SPILL ALBUM REVIEW: JASON LOEWENSTEIN - SPOOKY ACTION\nSPILL ALBUM REVIEW: KEVIN MORBY - CITY MUSIC\nSPILL ALBUM REVIEW: CAN \u2013 THE SINGLES\nCan is, simply put, one of the most influential bands in music history. They formed in Germany in 1968 and the original line-up included Holger Czukay (bass), Irmin Schmidt (Keyboards), Michael Karoli (guitars); and Jaki Liebezit (drums). From 1968 until their breakup in 1979, they had a number of vocalists cycle through the band. Their music has been described as avant-garde, experimental, electronic, jazz and even new wave. If I was to list the artists influenced by this band, this article would go on for several pages. But, David Bowie, Ultravox, Orchestral Manoeuvres In the Dark, Kraftwerk are just a few. Take a listen to this collection and play a game of who was influenced by which song. I am sure David Byrne listened to \u201cTurtles Have Short Legs\u201d (released in 1971) and based the early Talking Heads sound on that one song.\nMute records has very kindly assembled their singles into one collection. Can has always been known for their classic albums but they also released some pretty decent music on seven inch vinyl. At times, it gave them more permission to be even more experimental. Listen to \u201cVitamin C\u201d (an \u2018A\u2019 side released in 1972). Their use of voice, drums, and keyboards is nothing short of brilliant but more avant garde than pop. Did they really think this would chart? United Artists Records certainly did and issued the single. Near impossible to find now, but here it is in all of its glory with it\u2019s even more intriguing \u2018B\u2019 side, \u201cI\u2019m So Green\u201d. While both songs can be found on the album from which they came (Ege Bamyasi), it is nice to hear them as a stand alone single.\nAlso included in the set is their Christmas single \u201cSilent Night\u201d. As with today, artists would release Christmas music in the 1970\u2019s, which tended to be more singles than complete albums. Their version of \u201cSilent Night\u201d is eerie and catchy at the same time. It is not seasonal, but it is great.\nThe collection is organized, for the most part, in chronological order. Both \u2018A\u2019 and \u2018B\u2019 sides are here, so the listener can hear the singles as a whole. It makes for interesting listening. The collection also features singles from their reunion period and the songs stand up with their older catalog. Listen to \u201cI Want More\u201d and compare it to everything else coming out in 1979/80. This song has not dated one bit and sounds surprisingly contemporary. Brilliant.\nThis collection serves as a great sampler and starting point for the uninitiated. Can, however is best represented by their albums. However, this collection does remind us of a complicated band who was defined by labels or styles. It also serves as a reminder of a time when major labels took risks and signed and released this music. Highly recommended.\nalbum reviewscanmushroommute recordssilent nightsoul desertthe singlesvitamin c\nalbum reviews, can, mushroom, mute records, silent night, soul desert, the singles, vitamin c",
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        "raw_content": "Tags: documentary, Joe Berlinger, Paul Simon, Under African Skies\nMusic is king \u2013 \u2605\u2605\u2605\u2605\u2605\nJoe Berlinger, one of the men behind the Paradise Lost trilogy (a series of documentaries about the West Memphis murders), has journeyed with Paul Simon back to South Africa to uncover the story of the \u201cGraceland\u201d album. He may just have made the greatest music documentary ever.\nEzra Koeing the lead singer of Vampire Weekend says how \u201cGraceland\u201d was the album that every family had in their car for road trips. It has passed through generations imparting something new each time. We were once such a family, it was either The Beach Boys \u201cGreatest Hits\u201d or \u201cGraceland\u201d on cassette for each holiday for a solid 15 years. I just knew the album for the great music, the like of which you hadn\u2019t heard before but instantly grabs you and you start nodding your head without realising. 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He approached his mate Harry Belafonte and asked him what he thought. Belafonte felt it was a good idea and said he would get in touch with the necessary parties like the African National Congress (ANC). Simon just went though informing nobody and in a sense snubbing those he should be trying to get on board. He didn\u2019t care, he felt he shouldn\u2019t have to ask any political parties for permission. As he remarks at one point \u201cwhat\u2019s next, are you going to want to see the songs I\u2019ll play?\u201d\n| o | \u2013 Getting the band back together\nSo with palpable tensions in the air, Simon went about putting together the guts of \u201cGraceland\u201d by bringing different acts like General M.D. Shirinda and the Gaza Sisters and Stimela to record in Johannesburg. Here we have great archive footage of the recordings, showing how nervous everyone was initially and unsure how to act but then soon got into the feel of the record. 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        "raw_content": "STEM Publishing : J T Mawson : Magazine Ministry : The Word and the World\nFrom an address given at a prayer meeting for the Gospel in heathen lands at Heaton Chapel\nI got my message for this meeting through the post this morning. Among some circulars from a publisher was one advertising \"Young's Analytical Concordance\" \u2014 a very good book to possess. In this circular was a report of an address given at a meeting of a Bible Society. The speaker had been looking up the word \"Word\" in the Concordance, and had been greatly interested by the fact that the word following \"Word\" was \"work\" and following work was \"worker,\" and following worker was \"world\" \u2014 a very remarkable sequence of words. There was the \"Word\" for the \"world,\" but between the two, and indispensable if the Word is to reach the world, are the \"work\" and the \"worker.\" The speaker said, and very wisely too, that often this true sequence was reversed. That Christians saw and felt the need of the world and decided to be workers, and then asked to be provided with work, and then went to the Word for a message, and small wonder that disappointment and discouragement were the result. The order is not world, worker, work, Word, but Word, work, worker, world. We must keep the sequence right; we must begin with the Word, or we shall be running to the world without a message, as Ahimaaz the son of Zadok desired to run to King David though he had no tidings ready.\nWhen the fullness and blessedness of the Word of God's grace gets into our hearts our mouths must speak, and we shall be like Elihu, who said, \"I am full of matter, the Spirit within me constrains me.\" \"I will speak, I will open my lips.\" We shall not wait until we are sent to some field of labour 5000 miles away, to communicate what fills our hearts, we shall find those who need the Word close at hand. We shall understand that the world is one and that the Word is for the world, and that the world \u2014 the needy world \u2014 is here as well as there. If we are not interested in the souls of those close beside us, our interest in work abroad is of very little value.\nBut what is the message in the Word? \"The voice said, Cry. And be said, What shall I cry? All flesh is grass, and all the goodliness thereof is as the flower of the field: the grass withersh, the flower fades: because the Spirit of the Lord bloweth upon it: surely the people is grass. The grass withers, the flower fades.\" That is not an exhilarating message. No one would desire to carry that message to men if that were all the Word contained. Thank God it is not all; but it is necessary that it should be told to make way for what follows. \"THE WORD OF OUR GOD SHALL STAND FOR EVER\" (Isa. 40). And this Word is good news: it warms the hearts and energizes the souls of those who receive it. It has been said of it, \"The essence and glory of the gospel is that it is for all, and he who truly receives it receives it as a salvation for all, and feels himself impelled to communicate it to others. With it comes the power at once to consider and to care for others.\" Thus do we become the happy channels by which God communicates His Word to the world.\nThe Word is for the world. We cannot limit it to any smaller sphere. \"Repentance and remission of sins should be preached in His Name among all nations,\" said the risen Lord. And the last words that the wondering disciples heard from the lips of their ascending Lord were, \"UNTO THE UTTERMOST PARTS OF THE EARTH.\" We here tonight have not been called to fare forth into other lands, but where we cannot go in person we may go in heart, and in our prayers. And as those who pray about the work we are partners in it. Let no one suppose that prayer is a secondary thing; a thing to be done or left undone according to our moods and whims. If the Word is in our hearts we shall then pray; we shall labour fervently in fellowship in the gospel and be partners in prayer, and thus shall we show out in the work of God in the world.\nWhat encouragement for us to pray there is in the great apostles' appeal, \"Finally, brethren, pray for us, that the Word of the Lord may run and be glorified, even as it is with you.\" We desire to share with others what we have through grace; we show this desire tonight by our prayers. It is the Word in our hearts that makes us pray for the work and the workers in world.",
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        "raw_content": "Blog handmaidens\nI am horrendous when it comes to remembering dates. I know the birthdays of my parents and my sister and of some random childhood friends (Meryl Glass, May 28). I twist into a squint when weighing the sound of Phil\u2019s birthday. I repeat two different dates in my head, trying to determine which one sounds right. I know it\u2019s in\u2026 April? Yes. Then I can narrow in on it. Lea is April 28. Phil is April 8. Then I\u2019m sure, but I have to really think about it. I don\u2019t know my grandparents birthdays, mostly because the whole of my life, our mother purchased the greeting cards for us, reminding us. \"Come on Stephanie, sign the card.\" I don\u2019t know for how many years my grandparents were married before my grandmother died. I don\u2019t know the date she died. I don\u2019t remember these things, the logistics of the lives lived around me.\nMy grandparents were married forever, a lifetime of playing your favorite song on repeat. In a recent interview about Straight Up and Dirty, I was asked why I believed marriages lasted as long as they did in earlier generations compared to today. Yes, yes, there\u2019s the whole church argument. It wasn\u2019t the Christian thing to do. Even if it wasn\u2019t a church, it was some inherent belief that it was wrong to divorce, that you were a failure because you couldn\u2019t manage to make it work. As a divorcee, you were filthy almost. It just wasn\u2019t done. And then there\u2019s the whole, people cheated just as much back then, but it was accepted. A blind eye. People were just as miserable in their marriages, but they didn\u2019t, couldn\u2019t really, do anything about it. While that all might be true, I don\u2019t think it addresses the heart of the question.\nThe interviewer, a reporter in Austria, prefaced the question by saying, \"Women changed in the last generations (since your grandparents came from Greece). Is this part of the problem with relationships?\" Basically asking if the liberalizing effects of education and the rights afforded to women in recent years have contributed to the downfall of romantic love. Is this the reason we\u2019re getting divorced more now than ever? Is this the reason we\u2019re unhappy? I have to say, I don\u2019t even know how to answer the question. I\u2019m all at once disgusted and appalled at the implications. It sounds like blame. And as a woman, I immediately tense up, wanting to defend women to a woman reporter.\nI\u2019m a feminist. I believe in equal rights for both men and women. And I know we\u2019re continuing to make strides to get there, but how am I helping? I am not sure I know what it means anymore to be feminist, and does how I answer this question shape any of it? I stop to really think about it, setting aside for the moment my immediate defensive pose. Women are no longer handmaidens. It\u2019s no longer the case that behind every great man is an even greater woman. Now the greater woman doesn\u2019t need a man. To feel whole, to be accepted in society, to be respected, to be satisfied or happy. And does this play a part, as the reporter put it, \"of the problem with relationships?\"\nYeah, I guess it does. Because now women know they have every right to feel satisfied in their relationships. We have the right, not only to express our needs but to also have them met. And we know there\u2019s always an out clause. But men know it too. It\u2019s not about fault or blame. It\u2019s about power. Power is the ability to have others conform to your wishes. It\u2019s having authority, influence. Having more power in society, not as much as men yet, but certainly more than former generations, affords a woman with the ability to fight for what she wants, and what she doesn\u2019t want.\nEnter the power struggle. I live here with polished silverware and linen napkins. I eat it daily, collect it\u2019s crumbs with my finger and lick off every last one. Sometimes I fall asleep ignoring it, but I know it\u2019s there. I hear it breathing. I live in a state of constant struggle for power. It\u2019s customarily determined as an early phase in relationships, when people are setting ground rules, establishing how things will operate, or cooperate, between the unit. It\u2019s when we test and establish boundaries. Usually during this period sensitivities about control are revealed. I read recently on a self-helpy web site, \"Distrust from your unresolved past manifests and there is often a fear of loss of control and heavy judgments of the other person start to show up. Many relationships never move beyond this stage and many end here. This stage is really about building trust.\" It\u2019s not only romantic relationships, either. Look at the way I first responded to the Austrian reporter. My initial reaction was to be defensive. And maybe rightly so, but I\u2019m learning that stopping and assessing what\u2019s really going on is critical.\nWhen speaking of power, I\u2019m not talking about who\u2019s right and who\u2019s wrong in any given argument. I\u2019m addressing fear, the individual fears we each have, and how those fears can manifest into a constant state of struggle. Phil, for example, is violently afraid of being controlled and disrespected. He never wants to feel like he\u2019s being told what to do or that he needs to ask permission for anything in his life. Clearly he has unresolved issues from his past that play an enormous part in this, even if he does think it\u2019s justified. And like him, I fear losing myself. I don\u2019t want to give up being me, not to please anyone, because of my past. And I associate \"giving up me\" with making changes. \"I don\u2019t want to be different. I like who I am. This is who I am, got a problem with it? Too bad. Deal.\" Yes, there are nice neat little changes,compact steps we take at bettering ourselves, and sometimes we don\u2019t see it as better. We see it as \"they\u2019re getting their way again!\" We feel subservient, handmaidens to their desires of who we should be and how we ought to behave. And sometimes it feels like I need to break away and breathe, to be free to be me, just like the song says. Not under the thumb of scrutiny, hoping I\u2019ll act more like an \"us\" than a \"me.\" Hoping I won\u2019t be selfish. And I struggle with it. I fear sometimes I\u2019m not selfish enough. That I should stand up even more. And in the face of his communicated feelings, I need to work on being responsive not defensive. I wonder if my grandmother felt these things. If she had the same thoughts and never voiced or acted upon them, or if she simply never thought of it. And that\u2019s the point.\nI think the real reason my grandparents generation remained happily married for so many years is because our generation is self-absorbed. We\u2019re not living through The Great Depression. We\u2019re pampered. We have luxuries. Computers. Email. Therapists. And we have\u2026 blogs. We write about our anxiety, we spend our energy reflecting on our lives, introspecting. Reading checklists about essential skills needed in healthy relationships. We spend our time analyzing ourselves, determining if we\u2019re really happy. If we\u2019re growing. We basically have too much time on our hands. So we\u2019re far more self-aware than our grandparents were, but that doesn\u2019t necessarily mean we\u2019re happier. We have the luxury, and curse, of time to contemplate our lives. And idleness is the devil\u2019s handmaiden.\nGreat post. I think about these exact things all the time.\nI, too, went to a women's college. I think that brings out the feminist even more, as we were constantly told we could be whatever we want to be and more. But now that I'm considering returning back to school for nursing, people look down on it- say I can do better. Nursing is a women's profession, I should be a doctor instead, they tell me. But shouldn't I, as a woman, just be able to do whatever I want? We don't have to break stereotypes daily; but working for what I want in life is hardly a stereotype. Frustrating.\nAnd, yes, blogging is all about thinking too much. But also about procrastinating at work, so keep on writing :)\nI've come to believe that the \"struggle\" that you speak about is essential to relationships. Without them, we become complacent, we take our partners for granted, and in some cases we wake up 20 years later at the end of someone else's life. As long as each of you gets to win once in awhile, you'll be fine.\nFunny post and so true. I call the power struggle a phase/chapter in a twosome. I am in it with my current beau and it feels like we are on a see-saw. He gives, I take, I give, he takes, etc. We understand the black & white. Now, we just need to fill the gray. I sometimes wonder if this phase will end, or if it will always be lurking. Time will tell\u2026\nWow \u2013 there is really a lid for every pot. I could never have married a man with the issues that you describe Phil grapples with. How do you ever get him to apologize, or do something he does not want to do? I am annoyed just thinking about this day to day.\nyep \u2013 couldn't have said it better myself.\nHave a happy and successful trip \u2013 I know you'll be brilliant!\nJust wanted to add something that I learned recently\u2013the statistic that 50% of all marriages end in divorce is actually no longer true (and the problem was that even when this study was correct, most of these marriages were formed in the 1970s and earlier, meaning that people who were married decades ago just now started to feel that they were in the position to end their unhappiness. I would also gather that a lot of those early marriages were made when people were young and made decisions either immaturely or before they had a chance to know who they really were or who they wanted in partners).\nThe number of divorces has been on a steep decline in this decade, and that's attributable to the fact that people who don't want to get married no longer feel compelled to do so, and that people are getting married later when they are able to make decisions that are better for them in the long run.\nJust a good fact to have on hand in case you get asked this question again!\nBtw, my grandma`s birthday is on 28th of May too\nThis is my favorite SK post, ever. Thank you for sharing your thoughts.\nHow come we have too much time on our hands yet never have enough time for something as simple as replying to an email?\nHaving children early on in a marriage can be tricky \u2013 even without the added complication of premmie twins. In the midst of trying to figure out how to be a wife, you're also learning what kind of mother you are. Wife\u2026 mother\u2026 two things you haven't been before (well, you know what I mean) and it's very easy to neglect yourself while trying on all these other 'hats'. You may well discover that the 'power struggle' is not with Phil or fear or whatever, it's just the sense that you aren't doing enough for yourself.\nMy marriage started to come apart at the seams at seven years (our first child was conceived on our first anniversary) and it took me a while to realise that the reason I was so unhappy was that I'd become a wonderful wife and mother at the expense of my former self. Ten days on my own in New York city (I'm from Sydney) did wonders \u2013 it's our eleventh anniversary next month and we've never been happier. I highly recommend time away by yourself, and if you can get to New York, even better. Have fun.\nI am a 29 yr old woman who has owned my house since I was 26\u2026bought all by myself. I have no desire to be married and have decided that I do not want to have children. I cannot tell you how many family members and friends say that these views will change once I find the right man. I find nothing wrong with MY CHOICES. I know that they think that I NEED a man to support me and that angers me to no end. I saved $30,000.00 in 2 yrs so I could afford to buy my own house and not depend on a man to do it for me. If I should change my mind one day and decide to marry, I hope everyone knows its because I am truly in love, not because I need someone to take care of me.\nLOVE YOUR BOOK AND YOUR BLOG.\nI thought idleness was the devil's workshop. Or playground. If Satan has a workshop, a playground AND handmaidens, dude's got to be doing something right.\nI feel that to some extent we are still influenced by the past. Even though women are a more independent and can fend for themselves these days, there is still a subtle underlying form of male dominance and brainwashing that males are more important etc. Of course it is less than it was but it is still there a little because it has been passed on though the generations, even though it may be decreasing. I think at least for some of us there is a fear of putting the man first and losing our own identity. Maybe we have seen that this has happened before and told ourselves we won't lose ourselves like that again in another relationship. We know ourselves and that if we don't remain vigilant this could happen \u2013 not in an obvious way but in a more subtle way that we generally don't see until one day we suddenly realise that we have put their needs etc above our own and have been living our lives to please them rather than a balance of two people. I have also been through and go through the power struggles. I find it is a bit less at the moment which is great but I think that is because I didn't back down about the things that bothered me about him and he didn't really back down either. For me I didn't like him making comments all the time about something I hadn't done \u2013 i.e shut the door in the bathroom, don't put this here or do that etc etc. I couldn't bear it because I felt it was a little domineering and also I have a bit of an anti authority thing. In the end he knew he had to stop making so many comments and I had to try a little to stop doing the things I knew annoyed him. So, a bit of give and take \u2013 but this was the result of an ongoing struggle where we knew the ohter wouldn't back down and so had to compromise so both of us could live with it. Anyway, that is my experience.\nYour last paragraph is perfect-right to the point! I couldn't agree more\u2026\nI think the real reason marriages lasted in our grandparents' era was that their roles were so clearly defined. When the wife was a 'good' homemaker and mother she was respected both within the marriage and in society as a whole. I don't care how much is talked about a stay-at- home mom being the hardest job it does not gain respect or interest from anyone anymore. Feminism has taken a step backwards \u2013 he who makes the money is the only one worthy of attention \u2013 unless of course you choose to inflate your boobs and stop eating. Wow \u2026. we've come such a long way!!\nCell phones, the internet, cookies, web history, text messages\u2014it has doomed us all. Everything is too easy and too simple now we do have too much time but not enough all at once. We are so over stimulated we just can't stay home together and enjoy each others' company. Woman are too sexy and men are too charming these days. Having an affair was never easier, the same with finding greener pastures and something newer and faster and better. Sometimes I envy the dumb.\n\"bitches like that make me weep for what could be- if we could all, sisters everywhere, black, white, yellow and brown, put our shit down one time, unified front, the force of the female race, mobilized, moving as one\u2026\"\nThis blog entry reminded me of this quote in a movie for whatever reason.\nSupport your fellow, strong women, that's the best way you can make a difference. So many women are catty and mean towards each other, jealous and downright ruthless.\nIt's sad. I wish it wasnt that way.\nMarriage, schmarriage\nI have just decided to enroll in a MAIS program in Women's Studies for this exact reason. I would give everything to have a hour with my grandmother to talk about relationships and marriage. I lost her 5 years ago and I don't remember the date. I feel the void\u2026the empty space that she left in my soul. I don't know why I feel that she would have the answers. Maybe I am better off idolizing her love and her choice to make a marriage work for almost 61 years, rather than hear her say it was hard and she had unhappy days, months even. I am blessed that I didn't every see any of that. All of my memories of my grandparents involve love\u2026love for me and love for each other. Because of them, I do believe that that kind of love still exists.\nI do want a love like that\u2026even if it means dealing with the issues behind closed doors so that others see our love and know that it is still possible. Especially in a world where love is something that has a socially exceptable out clause, I need to feel and live that hope so that someone can watch me do it and know that it can still be done.\nThis was a fantastic post. I am dealing yet again with matters of the heart (why can't I be a eunuch for crying out loud) and this was simply salient.\nCannot wait to see you and babies in NY!\nWhat about Abigail and Lucas' birthday? That one should be etched in your brain forever, no?\nldsfemme\nWomen leave unhappy marriages now days because they CAN! Back in the day, women had to put up with whatever their man threw their way (cheating, drinking, abuse, whatever)and just be happy with raising the kids. I'm sure that today's men are quite frustrated with us, knowing that we can leave if they give us any shit. It has changed the dynamic of marriages \u2014 it's better for women, worse for men. Probably why not as many people get married now.\nLove your blog, Stephanie.\nThe reason we divorce and our parents did not is because WE HAVE JOBS. We have our own money. My mother never worked \u2013 my aunts never worked. They could not imagine having a life without a man bringing home the 'bacon'. Today, if he does not make the grade, you can divorce him, and you won't be destitute. In my mom's day, you just suffered. And that is the truth.\ncompletely agree about the self-absorbed thing. we are given so many things that satisfy us temporarily that we are led to believe that our happiness is the thing we should strive for most. i think long ago people realized when things got tough that they made a choice and a promise and they just embraced that. now i think we're told we should be happy all the time, so we fight having to give up anything or compromise thinking we have rights to things that we really don't. it's really in the embrace of self-sacrifice that relationships (like your grandparents') become strong and sweet.\nI've struggled a long time about what it means to be a feminist. The best I have come up with is the the following: \"Being a feminist is recognizing and exercising your ability and your right to make your own choices.\" This doesn't mean any one thing/choice\u2026it means making the choice that's right for YOU and making it on your own\u2026.it doesn't matter if that choice is to be a housewife or a career woman or someting in-between. The point is that it's YOUR CHOICE. Choice is the key word.\nI'm divorced and remarried and the best marriage advice I've gotten is not to forget your manners\u2026say please and thank you to your spouse and treat them with basic respect. I realize there is a lot of gray area and there are still times when you get so made you could spit nails, but it helps to remember that everyone needs respect. It helps me keep my temper in check when I feel like exploding. Plus, as adults we should all realize that we don't get our way all the time\u2026but we also shouldn't be walked all over. Most people know the difference.\nEloquent entry, Stephanie.\nA great friend once told me, \"Marriage isn't a 50/50 arrangement. You must each give 100%. And if one of you isn't giving 100% in one moment, hopefully, the other one is.\" (I thought this was the best advice I'd ever heard; until she and her husband of 10 years got a divorce! I guess one of them got tired of giving\u2026) However, I still believe it to be true.\nThe first year of marriage is all about defining boundaries and working out issues. You are doing fine! Keep up the good work.\nThis is a manifest every woman should read!\nIf a marriage fails and there\u00b4s no other woman involved in the divorce it\u00b4s always the woman\u00b4s fault. No matter how bad he treated her: She\u00b4s the reason.\nAt which point \u00b4feminist\u00b4 became a cuss word?\nGood post. I don't know if I agree with the final conclusion, nor the premise that it's based upon (that we have more time), but I liked the way it flowed.\nI'm surprised anyone has to ask. Women are more likely to get divorced now because they CAN. They can support themselves. They're not social pariahs.\nThank GOD we no longer have to put up with terrible, abusive marriages because there are no alternatives. Thank GOD we now know we deserve better.\nI'm divorced and remarried, and I did it right this time.\nWhat a fantastic post. It puts to words the feelings I deal with every day in my relationship\u2026 Thank you.\nNick Kasoff\nI don't think people are getting divorces because they are more self-absorbed than before, or because we have more free time. Rather, I think it's like J said, people are more likely to get divorced because they can. More precisely, the legal process is much simpler, the custody arrangements are fairly standardized, child support enforcement is very rigorous, and there is no social stigma outside of conservative religious circles.\nLike J, I too am thankful to have had the ability to leave a marriage where I was exploited and unhappy. And like J, I'm divorced and remarried, and I did it right this time.\nthe constant wonder if i am being selfish enough or too selfish is always on my mind. and it is amplified when you decide to move away from everyone you know and love to the other side of the world because you simply want to. and explaining that to those people you have left makes me feel so selfish but on the other hand, i've been brought up to think that i can have it all. time will tell, i suppose.\nI think you could have made your point(s) better if you had, early in your essay, recognized that women must assume \"equal responsibilities\" to be able to achieve \"equal rights\". With respect to power and control within marriage, neither is desireable nor achievable. What we should be striving for is to SHARE equivalent, not equal conflicting rights, power, and control within a marriage. However, both parties have to understand these distinctions and be willing to accomodate them. If my now deceased wife of 35 years and I had understood any of this, I might today be looking back with some satisfaction on our marriage.\nEven though I am not married-shacking up- I feel as if communication is key to our next step. Lately, I feel like I should be planning my escape route-move out and on to better pastures. My first inclination is the sex\u2026 totally lacking in making me feel good. I'm terribly sad about our future.\nAfter reading Unhooked Generation\u2013that last sentence really resonated with me. Thank you for reminding me if I want a healthy happy relationship\u2013I have to be selfless.\nI have to remember I cannot have my cake and eat it to. 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        "raw_content": "Tag Archive | \"pay back\"\nHome Equity Loans are hard to recover\nPosted on 15 August 2010. Tags: bankruptcy, collateral, foreclosure, garnished wages, heloc, home equity line of credit, lender, pay back, unpaid\nDebts Rise, and Go Unpaid, as Bust Erodes Home Equity\nBy DAVID STREITFELD NEW YORK TIMES\nPHOENIX \u2014 During the great housing boom, homeowners nationwide borrowed a trillion dollars from banks, using the soaring value of their houses as security. Now the money has been spent and struggling borrowers are unable or unwilling to pay it back.\nThe delinquency rate on home equity loans is higher than all other types of consumer loans, including auto loans, boat loans, personal loans and even bank cards like Visa and MasterCard, according to the American Bankers Association.\nLenders say they are trying to recover some of that money but their success has been limited, in part because so many borrowers threaten bankruptcy and because the value of the homes, the collateral backing the loans, has often disappeared.\nThe result is one of the paradoxes of the recession: the more money you borrowed, the less likely you will have to pay up.\n\u201cWhen houses were doubling in value, mom and pop making $80,000 a year were taking out $300,000 home equity loans for new cars and boats,\u201d said Christopher A. Combs, a real estate lawyer here, where the problem is especially pronounced. \u201cTheir chances are pretty good of walking away and not having the bank collect.\u201d\nLenders wrote off as uncollectible $11.1 billion in home equity loans and $19.9 billion in home equity lines of credit in 2009, more than they wrote off on primary mortgages, government data shows. So far this year, the trend is the same, with combined write-offs of $7.88 billion in the first quarter.\nEven when a lender forces a borrower to settle through legal action, it can rarely extract more than 10 cents on the dollar. \u201cPeople got 90 cents for free,\u201d Mr. Combs said. \u201cIt rewards immorality, to some extent.\u201d\nUtah Loan Servicing is a debt collector that buys home equity loans from lenders. Clark Terry, the chief executive, says he does not pay more than $500 for a loan, regardless of how big it is.\n\u201cAnything over $15,000 to $20,000 is not collectible,\u201d Mr. Terry said. \u201cAmericans seem to believe that anything they can get away with is O.K.\u201d\nBut the borrowers argue that they are simply rebuilding their ravaged lives. Many also say that the banks were predatory, or at least indiscriminate, in making loans, and nevertheless were bailed out by the federal government. Finally, they point to their trump card: they say will declare bankruptcy if a settlement is not on favorable terms.\n\u201cI am not going to be a slave to the bank,\u201d said Shawn Schlegel, a real estate agent who is in default on a $94,873 home equity loan. His lender obtained a court order garnishing his wages, but that was 18 months ago. Mr. Schlegel, 38, has not heard from the lender since. \u201cThe case is sitting stagnant,\u201d he said. \u201cMaybe it will just go away.\u201d\nMr. Schlegel\u2019s tale is similar to many others who got caught up in the boom: He came to Arizona in 2003 and quickly accumulated three houses and some land. Each deal financed the next. \u201cI was taught in real estate that you use your leverage to grow. I never dreamed the properties would go from $265,000 to $65,000.\u201d\nApparently neither did one of his lenders, the Desert Schools Federal Credit Union, which gave him a home equity loan secured by, the contract states, the \u201csecurity interest in your dwelling or other real property.\u201d\nDesert Schools, the largest credit union in Arizona, increased its allowance for loan losses of all types by 926 percent in the last two years. It declined to comment.\nThe amount of bad home equity loan business during the boom is incalculable and in retrospect inexplicable, housing experts say. Most of the debt is still on the books of the lenders, which include Bank of America, Citigroup and JPMorgan Chase.\n\u201cNo one had ever seen a national real estate bubble,\u201d said Keith Leggett, a senior economist with the American Bankers Association. \u201cWe would love to change history so more conservative underwriting practices were put in place.\u201d\nThe delinquency rate on home equity loans was 4.12 percent in the first quarter, down slightly from the fourth quarter of 2009, when it was the highest in 26 years of such record keeping. Borrowers who default can expect damage to their creditworthiness and in some cases tax consequences.\nNevertheless, Mr. Leggett said, \u201cmore than a sliver\u201d of the debt will never be repaid.\nEric Hairston plans to be among this group. During the boom, he bought as an investment a three-apartment property in Hoboken, N.J. At the peak, when the building was worth as much as $1.5 million, he took out a $190,000 home equity loan.\nMr. Hairston, who worked in the technology department of the investment bank Lehman Brothers, invested in a Northern California pizza catering company. When real estate cratered, Mr. Hairston went into default.\nThe building was sold this spring for $750,000. Only a small slice went to the home equity lender, which reserved the right to come after Mr. Hairston for the rest of what it was owed.\nMr. Hairston, who now works for the pizza company, has not heard again from his lender.\nSince the lender made a bad loan, Mr. Hairston argues, a 10 percent settlement would be reasonable. \u201cIt\u2019s not the homeowner\u2019s fault that the value of the collateral drops,\u201d he said.\nMarc McCain, a Phoenix lawyer, has been retained by about 300 new clients in the last year, many of whom were planning to walk away from properties they could afford but wanted to be rid of \u2014 strategic defaulters. On top of their unpaid mortgage obligations, they had home equity loans of $50,000 to $150,000.\nFewer than 5 percent of these clients said they would continue paying their home equity loan no matter what. Ten percent intend to negotiate a short sale on their house, where the holders of the primary mortgage and the home equity loan agree to accept less than what they are owed. In such deals primary mortgage holders get paid first.\nThe other 85 percent said they would default and worry about the debt only if and when they were forced to, Mr. McCain said.\n\u201cPeople want to have some green pastures in front of them,\u201d said Mr. McCain, who recently negotiated a couple\u2019s $75,000 home equity debt into a $3,500 settlement. \u201cIt\u2019s come to the point where morality is no longer an issue.\u201d\nDarin Bolton, a software engineer, defaulted on the loans for his house in a Chicago suburb last year because \u201cwe felt we were just tossing our money into a hole.\u201d This spring, he moved into a rental a few blocks away.\n\u201cI\u2019m kind of banking on there being too many of us for the lenders to pursue,\u201d he said. \u201cThere is strength in numbers.\u201d\nJohn Collins Rudolf contributed reporting.\nPosted in Economy, helocComments (1)",
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        "raw_content": "The non-profit worked with Pantone to create a colour that clearly signifies the social issues it works to solve.\nThe United Way is somewhat unique among charities and non-profits in that, instead of championing one cause, it attempts to address several. However, as a result, many people don\u2019t actually know what United Way does, why they should care, or the impact of its work.\n\u201cWe need to be able to point to what we do and why it matters,\u201d says Goody Gibson, SVP of donor relations and marketing at United Way Greater Toronto. \u201cThe one universal truth of our organization is we are about local issues, the things that are going on in people\u2019s backyards. Those issues vary from community to community, but really it is, in many ways, about reflecting the community back to the community, saying \u2018Here are the issues and we can solve them if we work together.\u2019\u201d\nThat\u2019s why, as part of this year\u2019s fall campaign, the United Way wanted to create something that could clearly signify not only the issues it\u2019s working to solve, but how they might be the kinds of things Canadians fail to notice in their day-to-day lives.\nThe United Way and agency partner Taxi worked with the Pantone Color Institute to create a hue that was specifically developed to be \u201cunignorable.\u201d After learning the science behind colour, the non-profit created \u201ca vivid coral orange that instantly draws your attention. It has a neon undertone that radiates pure heat, while exuding a warm, friendly, optimistic vibe,\u201d according to a press release.\nThe United Way then launched an integrated campaign, in which the \u201cunignorable\u201d colour is used to draw attention to issues that the non-profit works to address, but often go unnoticed by the communities and neighbourhoods in which they take place. The colour illuminates things like a van someone is living out of; the cyber bullying texts a young girl receives; a chair used to confine a domestic violence victim; and a food tray for a child that is hungry at school. The hero spot for the campaign ends with the tagline \u201clocal issues can be easy to ignore, we\u2019re making them #unignorable.\u201d\nTaxi developed the campaign with Touche on media and Rock-It Promotions on PR. The campaign also includes online videos spotlighting individual issues covered in the hero spot, social content, out-of-home and branded merchandise created by Toronto\u2019s Peace Collective.\n\u201cLocal issues affecting our communities often \u2013 in our busy lives and world that is inundated by news from across the globe \u2013 become invisible and get ignored,\u201d Gibson says. \u201cPeople have an innate care for the places they call home, and we wanted something that could spark it so we can harness that. And research shows that donors are increasingly looking for clear lines of sight to what their donations are doing and the impact their money is going to have.\u201d\nThe United Way also worked with artist Malika Favre for the campaign, which was launched at Nuit Blanche in Toronto on Saturday with an art installation at Nathan Phillips Square. A room with semi-opaque walls was filled with fog and bathed in the \u201cunignorable\u201d colour as white noise machines played. As viewers walked through, they experienced a sensation of isolation, which Gibson says is something felt by those going through many of the issues highlighted in the campaign. After exiting the room, participants were introduced to the campaign and the issues United Way is tackling through art created by Favre.\n\u201cBecause the concept became so art- and design-focused, using art to drive social change, and Nuit Blanche fell on the calendar, it made a lot of sense for that event to be our launch,\u201d Gibson says. He adds that, in addition to the fact that the organization might have been \u201coverdue\u201d for an effort to connect potential donors with its work, the fall is the United Way\u2019s primary fundraising period.\nWhile the United Way tackles dozens of different issues in a variety of ways, it chose to highlight eight that are most top-of-mind for the communities where the campaign will be running. Between the out-of-home and targeted digital ads, Gibson says, a priority of the campaign is for the United Way to make its presence felt in the communities it is looking to serve, based on an insight found by Touche that United Way is a \u201ccontextual\u201d brand.\nGoody Gibson, Malika Favre, TAXI, Touche!, United Way, United Way Canada",
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        "raw_content": "You are here: Home \u00bb Internet \u00bb Clickbait Headlines to Refuse to Click \u2013 Stop Reading Garbage Articles on the Internet\nClickbait headlines are getting worse and worse by the day, yet people seem so conditioned into clicking onto garbage articles on the internet that they read the stories anyway. There is a wide array of stories that I simply refuse to read because the headlines follow the same pattern and use the same traps to draw in the unwary.\nIf you feel like a lot of your time gets wasted with junk articles, fake news, and mindless drivel that you were tricked into reading, you are not alone. To help minimize your risk of dumping literary garbage into your brain, here\u2019s a short list of phrases and buzzwords that signal when you are being tricked into reading a clickbait story.\nThis _______ is changing the way people ________.\n_______ will make you _______\nPeople are freaking out about/after __________\nAfter you read this, you may never want to _________ again.\n_________ did _________; the reason will shock you.\nA ______ has solved one of the biggest problems with ________.\nLose weight/belly fat with this one simple trick.\n____________ did _______________; what happened next will blow your mind.\nThis ________\u2019s reaction to ___________ will bring tears to your eyes.\n_______ starts _________; but when he/she ________ my jaw dropped.\n______ just tweeted a warning about ______.\n____ photos of _____; number ___ will blow your mind.\nThis ____ was ranked the best place to ______.\nHe/she was a big star in the 70s/80s/90s/; you won\u2019t believe what he/she looks like now.\nThey told her she couldn\u2019t ______ because _______; take a look at her now.\nSurvey says ______.\nStudies indicate ______.\n_______ does ________; twitter reacts with _________\nSlash your _____ with this one simple/crazy hack.\n______ crazy facts about ______.\nA ______ has a ______ for the first time.\nYou\u2019ll never look at ______ the same way once you see this.\n(anything with the word \u201cKardashian\u201d in it).\n(basically anything that will \u201cblow your mind,\u201d \u201cbring tears to your eyes,\u201d \u201cchange the way you look at ____,\u201d \u201cmy jaw dropped,\u201d\u201dwhat happened next,\u201d \u201cOMG.\u201d ).\nDo you have any favorite clickbait phrases that make you cringe? Share them below.",
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        "raw_content": "Finger Sushi is a bold entry in the sushi restaurant business, combining the delicious delicacy of sushi and the ease of the fast food industry. We were intrigued by such a project and were asked to develop a full brand from logo, packages, car decal, menu and more. The logo is complemented by an entire set of colorful packages that are inspired by sushi ingredients along with other items that bring everything together.\nFinger Sushi is a bold entry in the sushi restaurant business, combining the del...",
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        "raw_content": "Study in Estonia is hosting the \u201cFriends of Estonia Get-Together\u201d and afterparty of the \"Empowering Women - Estonia 100 Edition\" hackathon at the Hrushevsky Cinema & Jazz Restaurant in Lviv on November 4th, 2018 at 7:00pm. The event serves as the official afterparty to the \"Empowering Women - Estonia 100 Edition\" hackathon, organized by Archimedes Foundation in collaboration with Garage48, Work in Estonia and N-iX, and dedicated to the centenary of the Republic of Estonia.",
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        "raw_content": "New community land management scheme launched\nCrown Estate Scotland has opened up coastline, seabed and rural estates for local management under a new scheme launched on (20 June 2018).\nThe Local Pilots Scheme enables community bodies and local authorities to take on land and property to test new and innovative ways of sustainable development. Scottish Crown Estate assets include seabed, just under half of Scotland's foreshore and 37,000 ha of rural land across four estates. These are home to moorings, pontoons, fish farms, agricultural farms and much more.\nThe scheme is an opportunity for organisations around Scotland, whether a small development trust or a local authority, to develop project proposals designed to improve the economic, social and environmental well-being of their local area using eligible Scottish Crown Estate assets.\nCabinet Secretary for the Environment, Climate Change and Land Reform, Roseanna Cunningham MSP said: \"This pilot scheme paves the way for local authorities and local communities to actively manage land, coastline or seabed in a way that directly benefits communities, but also Scotland as a whole by, for example, promoting sustainable development.\n\"Crown Estate Scotland has a wealth of expertise to share with local authorities and communities, and I look forward to seeing organisations develop and shape their proposed projects. Small changes at a local level can have a big impact on a community - this scheme creates some really exciting opportunities.\"\nProjects that enhance economic, social, environmental and well-being outcomes are welcome, and the type of agreement and project can vary according to what suits the applicant and the type of asset it relates to.\nCrown Estate Scotland Chief Executive, Simon Hodge, said: \u201cConnections to the land and the sea run deep in Scotland, and we really want to involve local people in managing Scottish Crown Estate assets. We've designed this scheme, with valuable input from a wide range of organisations. It provides a great opportunity for communities and local authorities who have ideas about how they can use Scottish Crown Estate to enhance sustainable development.\n\"We\u2019re really keen to hear of innovative proposals that have the support of local people and existing tenants. If you have an idea, please come and speak to us.\n\u201cWhatever the project, our staff will work with applicants, helping them to develop their plans. We see this scheme as a collaboration - not just between ourselves and the applicant \u2013 but also involving other interest groups who can contribute to the project\u2019s success and potentially widen the benefits.\"\nSuccessful applicants who go on to develop their proposed project may receive appropriate remuneration which will cover their expenses, and can, with agreement from Crown Estate Scotland, reinvest capital raised within the project. The balance of the revenue will be paid to Crown Estate Scotland which, in turn, is given to the Scottish Government to contribute to public spending. Projects must maintain and enhance the capital value of the estate and the interests of existing tenants and other users of the estate must be protected.\nThe Stage One Application process is open until August 16 2018. Crown Estate Scotland encourages any interested group to get in touch and discuss details of their plans. Once applications are in, they will be assessed for eligibility. Viable projects will then progress to Stage Two application when applicants will develop and submit their business plans to meet the criteria. Again, an assessment phase will follow. Scottish Ministers will approve the final selected projects.\nFor more information see -\nhttp://www.crownestatescotland.com/the-assets/local-management",
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        "title": "NCAA Division III Awards Provisional Membership to Southern Virginia | Southern Virginia University",
        "raw_content": "NCAA Division III Awards Provisional Membership to Southern Virginia\nThe National Collegiate Athletic Association Division III today announced its approval of Southern Virginia University\u2019s provisional membership application.\nSouthern Virginia\u2019s administration received a letter from the NCAA indicating that the university has been accepted into the Division III provisional membership process effective September 1, 2012, by which time the four-year private liberal arts university must comply with all D-III requirements.\n\u201cOur mission aligns perfectly with the NCAA Division III philosophy, which places the highest priority on the overall quality of a scholar-athlete\u2019s educational experience,\u201d said Southern Virginia University President Paul K. Sybrowsky. \u201cThis tremendous news comes on the heels of our recently awarded regional accreditation, further signaling that the university has an exciting future.\u201d\nSouthern Virginia submitted its provisional-membership application to the NCAA Division III Membership Committee on May 14, 2012, after fulfilling its mandatory exploratory year, which began last fall. The university now must complete four successful years of provisional Division III membership to become eligible for full D-III status in the summer of 2016.\n\u201cOur exploratory year gave us time to prepare for the intricacies of NCAA Division III membership, while determining that D-III was indeed the right fit for our university,\u201d said Athletic Director Scott Y. Doxey. \u201cWith the requisite positions and committees now in place, we\u2019re confident in our ability to successfully navigate the next four years of provisional D-III membership.\u201d\nDoxey also explained that Southern Virginia\u2019s provisional NCAA Division III membership places the university in a unique place among schools with an honor code based on the teachings of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.\n\u201cIn addition to being the only liberal arts college with a Latter-day Saint environment, we\u2019re now also the only NCAA Division III provisional member with an LDS environment,\u201d Doxey said. \u201cWith Brigham Young University competing at the NCAA D-I level and BYU-Hawaii competing at the D-II level, Southern Virginia is the perfect fit for scholar-athletes who want a D-III athletic experience within a spiritual setting.\u201d\nCompliance Officer Matt Grawrock, who spearheaded the university\u2019s Division III application efforts along with Senior Women\u2019s Administrator Deidra Dryden, explained that D-III is not only a philosophical match for Southern Virginia, but that it\u2019s also a good fit for the university from a geographical standpoint.\n\u201cVirginia has 19 NCAA Division III institutions. That\u2019s the eighth-most of any state,\u201d Grawrock stated. \u201cTransitioning to D-III will enable us to join an athletic conference, which in turn will decrease travel demands on our scholar-athletes giving them more time for their studies.\u201d\nDivision III provisional membership will also require Southern Virginia to stop issuing new athletic-based scholarships explained Grawrock, while the university\u2019s current scholar-athletes can keep their grants through the 2013-14 school year.\nAccording to Grawrock, small athletic scholarships, never exceeding $3,000 and averaging between $800-$1,200, have been a part of Southern Virginia\u2019s athletic program for the past 15 years. Eliminating these small scholarships will focus the university\u2019s recruiting efforts towards scholar-athletes with strong academic backgrounds who want a complete collegiate experience that combines academics and athletics.\n\u201cWe believe that athletic participation is a valuable part of the collegiate experience, but we also understand that it is just one part,\u201d said Grawrock. \u201cOur primary emphasis is on the overall educational experience of our scholar-athletes, and we\u2019ll continue recruiting students with those same standards.\u201d\nSouthern Virginia began its athletic program in the fall of 1997, one year after it became a four-year liberal arts college with an LDS environment. In 1998, the Knights joined the United States Collegiate Athletic Association\u2014a national athletic organization consisting of 91 member schools, which are mostly small, faith-based institutions similar to Southern Virginia\u2014and became provisional members of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics.\nOver the past 15 years, Southern Virginia has captured 38 small college national championships in a variety of men\u2019s and women\u2019s sports, while more than 400 Knights have earned USCAA All-American or national academic honors.\n\u201cToday\u2019s D-III announcement begins a new chapter in Southern Virginia\u2019s legacy of athletic achievement,\u201d said Dryden, who helped recruit the university\u2019s first women\u2019s basketball, soccer, softball and volleyball teams more than 15-years ago. \u201cProvisional D-III membership will help us to strengthen, enrich and refine our robust athletic program.\u201d\nDryden explained further that athletic participation is an integral part of the Southern Virginia experience with roughly 40 percent of the university\u2019s current students participating on an athletic team.\nSouthern Virginia currently sponsors 12 varsity sports\u2014baseball, men\u2019s and women\u2019s basketball, men\u2019s and women\u2019s cross country, football, men\u2019s and women\u2019s soccer, softball, men\u2019s and women\u2019s tennis and volleyball\u2014as well as five club teams\u2014cheerleading, men\u2019s golf, men\u2019s lacrosse, women\u2019s lacrosse and wrestling.\nThe university\u2019s athletic program is coming off one of its most successful athletic years to date as Southern Virginia\u2019s 12 varsity teams finished 2011-12 with a combined record of 127-116-2\u2014good enough for the second-highest combined win total in university history.\nDuring the past academic year, seven different Southern Virginia teams\u2014baseball, golf, men\u2019s basketball, women\u2019s basketball, men\u2019s cross country, women\u2019s cross country and volleyball\u2014qualified for USCAA championship events, highlighted by a women\u2019s cross country national championship marking the program\u2019s tenth national title since 1998.\nThe Knights also led the USCAA with 28 national all-academic selections this past year, while finishing third overall in the USCAA Director\u2019s Cup standings.\n\u201cToday\u2019s announcement is the result of countless hours of work from our dedicated staff and faculty,\u201d said Sybrowsky. \u201cI\u2019d like to particularly recognize Matt Grawrock and Deidra Dryden, who led this effort, as well as the offices of the Provost and Communications & Marketing for their work on our application. We\u2019re also thankful for all of our past and present scholar-athletes. These pioneers helped shape our excellent athletic program for students who love to be in the classroom and on the field of competition.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "It seems like these days everyone is imitating whatever the flavor of the month is in any given genre of music, and it is truly a rare and original thing to come across something totally fresh and original. I guess that\u2019s why the new double album debut from The Boxmasters got me so excited.\nFrom the very first time I heard \u201cPoor House,\u201d I knew these youngsters had that something special. Their music is a little bit country and a little bit rock and roll. They have a look and sound that is reminiscent of the British Invasion bands of the mid-1960\u2019s, but with slick pedal steel guitar and vocals that reflect influences from Buck Owens and Roy Acuff to early Merle Haggard. It is music that defies description. It\u2019s original, upbeat music with lyrics that are usually pretty dark, making for, once again, a totally unique experience.\nThe two disc set features one disc that is all original songs and and the second disc is a collection of cover songs, performed as only The Boxmasters can perform them. One of the coolest things about the album is the way they segue from one song to the next with musical interludes that border on Pink Floyd style psychedelic swag. Too cool.\nThe original songs are great, and the lyrics really speak to the Southerner in me, with words like \u201cI\u2019m workin\u2019 on a plan to save our home/Keep us out of the poor house...\u201d See, 'poor house' is an expression I heard all the time as a kid in Carolina. Then there\u2019s the song, \u201cI\u2019ll Give You a Ring,\u201d which is all about a girl (aren\u2019t they all) who has taken everything from a guy he loves, including his ESPN. \u201cI\u2019ll give you a ring when you give me back my balls.\u201d Similarly, \u201cI\u2019m Watching the Game\u201d is about a man\u2019s eternal search for uninterrupted consumption of beer and sports.\n\u201cWork of Art\u201d is a brilliant play on words, and \u201cShit List\u201d has that touch of tongue in cheek humor that is a recurring thread throughout the Boxmasters album.\nDisc two begins with a classic Ernest Tubb cover, and includes a take on the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band\u2019s \u201cSome of Shelly\u2019s Blues,\u201d written by former Monkee Michael Nesmith, a song that went over big time when I saw the Boxmasters live at House of Blues last summer. Speaking of The Dirt Band, The Boxmasters turn in a great rendition of \u201cHouse at Pooh Corner,\u201d a Dirt band classic written by Kenny Loggins.\nThe Boxmasters rock out on Mott The Hoople\u2019s \u201cOriginal Mixed Up Kid,\u201d The Who\u2019s \u201cThe Kids Are Alright,\u201d and Mel Tillis\u2019 \u201cSawmill\u201d with equal passion, and their version of The Beatles\u2019 \u201cI Want to Hold Your Hand\u201d sounds like the Lennon and McCartney classic was written for pedal steel.\nThe Boxmasters have created a new sound that is fun, smart and downright good. Oh, did I mention the lead singer is actor/producer/musician Billy Bob Thornton, aka: \u201cBud?\u201d Much like his breakout hit movie Slingblade, The Boxmasters are more about heart and originality than following the latest trend. I really like that. I believe you will too.\nTghe Boxmasters are truly unique. I am really digging the cd.",
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        "raw_content": "YORKIE KILLED BY BULLDOGS' BITE\nI just learned last weekend that one of my show acquaintances lost a yorkie this week to a bulldog. The bulldog lived in her home and they have been around each other for months. They are not sure what caused the attack, but this tragedy is real.\nI know I have said it before, but be extremely careful around other dogs. PROTECT YOUR LITTLE ONE.\nULTIMATE PUPPY KISSES-pup available\nLibbys darling little boys starting to play and give each other kisses. They are 23 days old now and just as cute as buttons.......one of these boys is available due to a change in plans in a previous family. If you are interested in him please contact me. .Enjoy. Holly\nTMY'S 2ND ANNUAL YORKIE REUNION\nTaylor Made Yorkies will have its' second annual yorkie family reunion on June 28th. Last year we all had so much fun playing with the puppies and the food was fabulous. Other than the weather being extremely hot, it was a great success. TMY takes pride in the fact that we want to stay part of your family and cares about the puppies no matter where they go.\nMark your calendars now and I will be sending out the particulars in the near future. Holly\nTHE GIRLS ARE DOING WELL\nI thought you might enjoy some new pictures of Emma and Sutton's daughters. They are gaining well and Emma is being a great mom. All the pups are in the 11-12 oz range right now. These pups are just adorable and I can't wait for them to open their eyes and start bouncing around. Enjoy! Holly\nSUTTON AT SHOW IN SCARBOUROUGH\nHere the Judge is checking Sutton's bite. Sutton took reserve both days showing.\nEMMA HAS DELIVERED\nEmma delivered 3 beautiful little girls just after midnight this morning. We had to ask the assistance of doc Hutchins on the first one as she just was not pushing hard enough. We got up there and suggested we do a section and then he decided to try one more time and was able to pull the puppy out. After that the next two came easily. Mom is resting now and babes are all doing great. The girls weighed in at 5 5/8 oz, 5 oz, and 5 1/2 oz. sooooooooooooo sweet!!! Mom Judy made it down in time to see the last two born. Thanks Sutton for giving us some girls!! Holly\nEMMA UPDATE\nDr Hutchins offered to re-xray Emma since the other one that we had done could not tell us how many pups for sure. The new x-ray revealed 3 puppies so we are all set now for the delivery. Why do I x-ray? The reason I have them is to ensure a complete delivery. Each delivery is different and too often I have heard horror stories about a retained puppy. The pup will usually die and often the mom will get a serious infection inhibiting her from being able to care for the pups that were born. There is also the possibly of losing the mom as well.\nEach delivery takes a different time pattern . We have had them deliver in less than 2 hours but have also experienced 8 hours. Sometimes mom needs a shot of oxytocin which increases the contractions again so that she can continue having the pups. So many things to plan for and to anticipate with the birth of puppies. Many folks just leave it to mother nature but we have had a 98% success rate compared to others who lose many pups and some moms. We go the extra mile here at TMY.\nLib and Sutton's pups are a week old already. It does not seem possible. The bigger boy is the one with his head on top of the smaller pup and the last picture is of the little boy. They are both as fat as little butter balls and both have sweet short noses.........so cute and doing well. Enjoy! HOlly\nTRAGIC NEWS..........ROTTIE STRIKES!! EDITED\nThis week I received a phone call with the most tragic news. A show friend of mine co-owned a beautiful show male yorkie with her friend. His owner had him out for a walk with 2 other dogs and I believe her grandson. They were approaching or passing a home where the owner and a rottie was. The owner yelled dont worry he wont hurt you...........but before she could pick up her dear dog, the rottie attacked and killed him instantly.\nNEVER, NEVER NEVER TRUST A BIG DOG WITH YOUR YORKIE............. This is the second time that I have written about this subject. Big dogs cannot be trusted with little dogs especially if they are strangers. The owners are heartbroken, this was not the first time the rottie has been in trouble and the rottie was to be euthanized ( but now I have learned he was placed in a rehab-rescue of some sort) from what I understand. I have left out many details of this story as it is just too gruesome to put to print............but believe me...........I dont and wont care that people say, \"oh you are too protective........oh my dog won't hurt your dog...etc etc. I have always been extremely cautious and protective. I watched an akita attack a full grown husky at a show and pick it off the ground and shake it like it was a ragdoll.......just minutes before this happened this same dog reached onto my table at Key.....and I snatched him up like a baby falling..........and alerted the owner.......watch it!!!!!!! In handling class I am careful not to let the yorkies too near the big dogs even on the go round practicing........it only takes a second. Please heade the warning.........whether it be daycare, the park, a stroll down the street. Be careful always!!!! Our thoughts are with the family who lost their dear Benny........Holly\nUPDATE: Now I understand that the Rottie has been euthanized. I feel really bad about this but given what has happened it is for the best.........\nEMMA FITS RIGHT IN!!\nEmma has fit right in here at TMY. Emma is the daughter of Lib and Grady. Although her mom Judy misses her horribly, we both decided it was best that Emma come home to deliver her babies. She is being the perfect girl. Last night as she lay on my tummy when we were watching tv, her little babies were just kicking away. Such a feeling and we are all excited about the delivery which should be in the next few days. Wish Emma a quick and safe delivery and hugs and kisses to mom, Judy! Holly and Emma.\nLIBBY HAS DELIVERED!!!\nLibby delivered 2 beautiful little boys yesterday morning around 6:30 am. I got up my normal time of 5 am and she was anxious to go outside.......so I let her out with the other dogs and when I let them all back in ..........no Libby......... I called and could not see her so outside I went in jammies and slippers only to find her in the biggest hole she could dig in 10 minutes time!!!LOL. She had found a spot next to the foundation of the house under a tarp that was out there covering the hose reel.......... She was literally covered in black earth and grass..........so in the house we went.......brushed her off and into the whelping box she went. By the time she delivered she was dry and we were able to wash most of the \"bed\" off from her. Mother nature and instincts take over even when the Hilton awaits.........LOL\nShe delivered 2 gorgeous little boys within a half hour and everyone is doing great. Weighing in at 6 5/8 and 4 1/4.........Lib in an attentive mom and the little squeeks from the boys again fill the TMY household. Such a happy time!!!!!!!!! Holly\nEMMA XRAY\nCheck out that belly..........oh my Miss Emma Mae!!!!. X-ray is in but we are not positive..........4 maybe 5. Emma comes to TMY tomorrow and we have the nursery all set up for her.........we are all so excited. Emma and Sutton should have some nice babies..........we will keep all of you posted.\nLibby is still hanging in......no signs of labor and looks like she is in no hurry.........LOL. HOlly\nWe are still impatiently waiting for Lib to deliver. 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        "raw_content": "Brighter than an Exploding Star, It's a Hypernova!\nIn a galaxy not so far away - only 25 million light-years - astronomers have found what looks like are the remnants of strange celestial explosions called hypernovae. \"Hypernovae are possibly the most powerful explosions in our Universe since the Big Bang,\" said Q. Daniel Wang, an astrophysicist at Northwestern University. Such explosions are more powerful than supernovae, the spectacular death gasps of stars some 5-10 times more massive than our Sun. In fact, hypernovae may produce some 100 times more energy than supernovae. But what are these explosions and what causes them? Astronomers are not sure at this point. It is hoped that the discovery of these two suspected hypernova remnants, called MF83 and NGC5471B, located in the nearby spiral galaxy M101 will allow astrophysicists to infer their true nature.\nThe image of M101 seen above result in a combination of an optical image (in blue, from the Palomar Sky Survey Plate) and an X-ray image (in red, from ROSAT). The two suspected hypernova remnants cannot be seen in optical light; they are only visible in X-ray light and in emission lines from some specific atomic activity. The image of NGC5471B is a composite false-color image with HST WFPC-2. The image of MF83 is a false-color image produced with observations made at the Michigan-Dartmouth-MIT Observatory.\nImage Credit: Y-H. Chu, R. Fresen, D. Matonick, and Q.D. Wang\nTheorists have come up with several plausible explanations for hypernovae. It may be the explosion of a very massive star which has been spinning quickly or is bathed in a powerful magnetic field. Another explanation is that one star in a stellar binary system collides with or merges with its partner. One thing seems clear, however, the result is the formation of a black hole and the release of an enormous amount of energy, primarily in the form of gamma-rays. Gamma-rays are the most energetic form of light. They possess some 10,000 to 10 million times more energy than the light we see with our eyes.\nHypernovae may explain the mysterious phenomena known as gamma-ray bursts. Since their discovery in the 1960s, gamma-ray bursts (GRBs) have been determined to occur randomly in the sky, at random times. Once they fade, we never see a burst from that location again. Bohdan Paczynski of Princeton University proposed in 1998 that hypernovae were a way to explain GRBs. However, little is currently known about the true nature of either hypernovae or GRBs. \"I suspect GRBs may well be the tip of an iceberg, as we have no clue why some explosions generate so much gamma-ray emission,\" Paczynski said.\nWang's observations were made primarily with data from the joint German/UK/US mission ROSAT. Follow-up optical observations by You-Hua Chu of the University of Illinois and her collaborators for NGC5471B and by David Matonick and Rob Fresen of Dartmouth College for MF83 were made with the Hubble Space Telescope and at the Kitt Peak Observatory. Combining all of the observations allowed Wang to calculate the energy required to produce the to remnants based on their size, expansion velocity, and X-ray brightness. \"They must have come from spectacular explosions. They are bright even at a distance of 25 million light-years away.\" By bright, Wang means bright in the amount of X-ray radiation they produce. The two remnants cannot be seen in a typical optical image.",
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        "raw_content": "Devon Fisherman and Boat owners fishing the Grand Banks in Newfoundland\nDevon fishermen and boat owners fishing the Grand Banks in Newfoundland\nMary Armitage, Torbay U3A Shared Learning Group with Teignmouth Museum\nHow it started \u2013 1500 to 1700\nNewfoundland is the largest island on the Atlantic coast of Canada. It is said to have been first discovered by Britons in the 15th century and its chief attraction was the copious amounts of fish on the Grand Banks, an area just off the southern coast of Newfoundland. Ships from Bristol were the first to travel there but Bristol had no history of fishing and did not pursue the development of the fishing industry, preferring to focus on trade and exploration. At that time in Europe populations were growing with their need for food and an improvement in the capability to build ships which could manage cross Atlantic voyages requiring greater navigational skill.\nThe island itself was barren, rugged and unwelcoming, particularly in the winter. It\u2019s only raw materials were water, fish and wood. Its soil was thin and its growing season was short. So fishing fleets would arrive in Newfoundland in the late spring for fishing and preserving of large amounts of fish. The boats and fishermen would then return home before the severe winters began. One of the earliest products brought back to England was cod oil. Most of the fish was taken direct from Newfoundland to clients in Spain and Portugal.\nUntil 1575 English fishermen from the West Country had fished mainly in Icelandic waters but they were ousted from Iceland by the Danish and then moved to fish around Newfoundland in greater numbers.\nIn 1583 Sir Humphrey Gilbert of Compton Castle, Devon, formally claimed Newfoundland on behalf of Elizabeth I with a ceremony in St John\u2019s harbour, St John\u2019s being the Capital of Newfoundland.\nBy 1600 around 150 vessels fished on the Grand Banks annually and this number continued to increase.\nThe English system of fishing there at that time was to fish from near shore and process the fish on shore. A harbour or suitable landing place was selected, the ship in which the team had crossed the Atlantic was beached for the summer and the fishing was carried out in smaller boats holding a crew of about 5 men, some of whom fished while others processed the catch. Timber would be cut to build a shore facility for processing, boat repair and construction.\nA side benefit from this system of seasonal working was that men were trained in seamanship which could be used later in defence of the country. Downsides which interfered with a successful season included catch fluctuations, market conditions, wars, shipwrecks and piracy. Wars were frequent during the 17th and 18th centuries and piracy was more rife during those wars.\nBy the mid 17th century a new group, the byeboatkeepers were also fishing. These were men who travelled to Newfoundland as passengers on the fishing boats and then set up their own businesses in Newfoundland operating on a seasonal basis. As some fishermen opted to settle in Newfoundland they became a third group fishing on their own account. The fishery gave poor men a chance to earn, the possibility of adventure and gave miscreants a refuge from the law.\nBy 1657 80% of the British population living on Newfoundland came from the West Country.\nBy 1684 it was stated that about half of the fishermen returned to England with the other half remaining on the Island and becoming known as Planters.\nAdditionally people described as servants would be taken to Newfoundland at the beginning of the season but due to the cost of bringing them home they were often abandoned in Newfoundland and had to make their own arrangements to stay there, travel further into Canada or the USA. Those classed as servants would include carpenters, sail makers, surgeons and those undertaking manual labour in connection with processing the fish. Many moved on to New England leading to shortages of skilled men in some seasons. Destitute children were sent, many of whom opted to stay there.\nAs servants became scarce so employers began recruiting from southern Ireland. Irish merchants carried to Newfoundland linen, clothing, meat, cheese, butter etc. plus women to become servants. These women often married the Planters and fishermen who remained in Newfoundland.\nAs styles of fishing changed over the years and as the fishermen and merchants acquired the knowledge and experience necessary to survive the winters in Newfoundland, migration and permanent settlement then became more popular.\nThe fishery was mainly financed and controlled by West Country merchants who recruited their workforce mainly from Devon, Somerset, Dorset and Hampshire.\nBuyers from Spain Portugal and Italy wanted a lightly salted fish and this became the main style of cure for imports from Newfoundland. The fish was also popular for sailing ships on their voyages,\nLife in Newfoundland 1700-1850\nWhile English and Irish were settling the south and East of Newfoundland the French were settling the northern shores. The government eventually decided it would have to support English settlements to prevent French takeover of the whole island.\nHowever war with the French 1696-1708 resulted in many Planters being deported from the island. By 1713, through the Treaty of Utrecht, Britain had exclusive sovereignty over the whole of Newfoundland. Many French islanders were then deported to Cape Breton Nova Scotia.\nAs settler numbers increased and included more families rather than just groups of men, goods had to be imported and came mainly from England, Ireland and New England. Traders then set up business in Newfoundland although Planters also bargained direct with ships arriving each spring.\nDuring the 1700s the volume of fish caught increased rapidly. During the American War of Independence privateers patrolled the seas and fishermen stopped crossing the Atlantic for nearly 10 years. Newfoundland experienced a near famine and settlers were press-ganged into the army and navy.\nIn the 1780s record fish production glutted the market and forced prices down and many merchants, ship-owners and boatmen were forced into bankruptcy. The Napoleonic Wars led to difficulty in byeboatfishermen getting to and from Newfoundland and this style of fishing never recovered. Some bye boatmen stayed in Newfoundland and became Planters. After 1805 the inhabitants produced more than 90% of cod caught and the population grew to deliver these amounts.\nDuring the 18th century salmon and seal industries were set up as well as fur trapping and ship building. Herring were also found to add to the fish caught. This encouraged an increase in year round habitation of Newfoundland and some settlers who live on the coast during the fishing season moved inland in the winter for fur trapping and hunting. The introduction of new crops such as potatoes also enabled winter subsistence. However imported food was still vital for survival, coming initially from England and later from Ireland and from other parts of North America.\nProfits from the fishery mostly returned to England and were not invested in Newfoundland which slowed the growth of a local economy and a system of government. Early settlers relied on \u201cFishing Admirals\u201d who were those first arrived in each port who assumed responsibility for settling disputes between sailors. Chief Justices were appointed from the late 18th century.\nPlanters would however, often retire back to England even if they left children and grandchildren in Newfoundland. This led to distinct branches of families living on opposite sides of the Atlantic even if they visited each other from time to time. Other planters might return to England and lease their home and business to new arrivals. Merchants found it preferable to have their own family acting as their agents and employers in Newfoundland rather than risk having unreliable people to protect their interests.\nIn the early 1800s Governor William Waldegrave described St John\u2019s, the Island\u2019s capital, as a shantytown and noted the wretchedness and misery of the inhabitants. Major fires in 1816 and 1817 reduced many of the occupants to penury.\nHowever as income from sealing was established, more wealthy families raised the appearance of the town with new churches and homes.\nIn 1823 Merchant Samuel Codner, noting the lack of educational opportunities for children set up the Newfoundland School Society, the first school being in St John\u2019s. These schools taught basic skills to all children regardless of nationality or religious denomination.\nIn 1825 Newfoundland was given official status as a colony. By this time its settler population was 36000.\nThe seasonal fishery began to close down around 1820. Those wishing to migrate to the New World went to areas where land was readily available and the climate was less inhospitable apart from a pre-famine increase of people from Ireland in 1835/6.\nAround this time independent newspapers were circulating encouraging debate. Schools were opened. Medical Services became more widespread, playhouses opened on the island, libraries opened, sporting events expanded and the island\u2019s interior was explored\nTeignmouth and Shaldon in the Newfoundland fishery.\nBetween 1570 and 1670 Teignmouth was one of the most active areas to send boats to fish on the Grand Banks of Newfoundland. Many of the fishermen or sailors came from villages in the area inland as far as Newton Abbot.\nAverage annual numbers from Teignmouth were 244, 6% of all men involved. Teignmouth was one of the ports with a deep estuary and, as ships were built larger, was one of the ports which could cope with the larger ships\nA census of byeboatkeepers for St John\u2019s in 1680 showed that of 440 servants 50% were employed by masters from Teignmouth with many others coming from other nearby towns in Devon.\nDuring the Napoleonic wars it became difficult for byeboatfishermen to get across the Atlantic and many of those from Teignmouth retired or invested in the larger ships\nUntil the development of the china clay industry in the mid 1700s the Newfoundland Fishery had been Teignmouth\u2019s principal maritime trade and dominated the local economy until the development of the town as a seaside resort in the 1800s. Teignmouth had a poor and underdeveloped hinterland and produced no outstanding articles of trade or manufacture to encourage an export trade which fishery merchants from Dartmouth and Poole did. However Teignmouth maintained a strong interest in the bank fishery until the mid 19th century.\nTeignmouth merchants were therefore among the small or middle sized businesses in Newfoundland in the 1800s apart from their roles in emigration from South Devon and Ireland.\nOf the owners who registered ships in Teignmouth 1786-1837 177 resided in Teignmouth and 111 in Shaldon.\nNames of families participating consistently in the Newfoundland Fishing Trade were, from Teignmouth, Bartlett, Bibberns. Brine, Butler, Hayman. Clapp, Goss, Penson and Warren. From Shaldon the families were Bulley, Boden, Fox, Harvey, Mortimer, Row, Squarey and Stigings. The two most important families from Combeinteignhead were the Bulleys and the Jobs.\nIn 1788 the owners of a 115 ton brig Sally were named as John Job, Samuel Bulley, Elias Rendell and John Stephens. John Job was the grandson of Robert Poole (cod oil importer 1748-9) and married a daughter of Samuel Bulley in 1790\nIn 1793 the owners of a 70 ton brig Nymph were named as John Job, Samuel Bulley and Elias Rendell.\nBetween 1796 and 1906 Samuel Bulley and John Job were registered as \u201cMerchant of West Teignmouth\u201d in the registries of 8 further ships.\nThe winter census of St John\u2019s Newfoundland in 1794/5 listed John Job as owner occupier of a waterfront property on the south side of the harbour among ten other Teign estuary merchants \u2013 Abraham Hingston, Stephen Harvey, William Whiteway, George Squarey, William Codner, and Jos. Baker of Shaldon as well as Thomas Gotham, John Duniam and George Bulley of Teignmouth.\nJohn Job, William Underhay, Abraham Hingstone, Stephen Harvey, Robert Boden, John Codner and Elias Rowe were all appointed to a Grand Jury in St John\u2019s Newfoundland in 1794. John Job was also 1 of 12 St John\u2019s merchants petitioning for convoy protection for ships in 1800. Job and Bulley are listed as Merchant Ship-owners in Teignmouth and later in Liverpool.\nIn the 19th century Bulley and Job became one of St John\u2019s Newfoundland\u2019s leading mercantile houses and their successor Job Brothers and Co were still in business well into the 20th century,\nThe village of Shaldon was created to support the Newfoundland fishing industry during the 18th century with names such as Baker, Bowden, Card, Champion, Collins, Drew, Fox, Howard, Mardon, Row, Rug and Stigings. In 1801 100 mariners on Teign estuary ships claimed to be residents of Shaldon \u2013 which had a total population of 585 although only 38 had been baptised there. Of 30 master mariners were included names such as Bulley, Harvey, Fox, Mortimer and Squarey\nShip-owners who had been married at St Nicholas Shaldon include Blackallers, Bodens, Dunleys, Ashford, Bennett, Codner, Clapp and Drew. The larger merchants/ship owners were Bulley, Codner, Harvey and Rowe.\nThese families intermarried and couples moved to Newfoundland and had families there although they often returned later to Teignmouth and Shaldon\nTeignmouth and Shaldon ship-owners were also involved in the speculative emigration of irish men and women. A general practice by ship-owners was to take security on relatives or property in Ireland against the cost of passenger fares from Ireland. If passengers did not pay their fares then agents in Ireland would be instructed to enforce payment from the securities obtained. Firms operating this system included John and Robert Brine, Thomas Row, Thomas Bulley and co, Samuel Codner and co and Stephen Harvey and Co. 3450 people were shipped on these terms to St John\u2019s between 1810 and 1812.\nThe Newfoundland trade began to decline during the Napoleonic Wars and the fishery by bye boatmen generally declined from that time. Many servants remained in Newfoundland throughout the war rather than face the risks of the journey home. Some of these individuals became leading social, political and commercial leaders in St John\u2019s\nFrom time to time a particular demand led to further emigration such as when St John\u2019s suffered a disastrous fire in 1847 and craftsmen from Devon went out to help rebuild the town.\nNowadays the fishing industry on the Grand Banks no longer exists after being over fished for years. But many of the Teignmouth Shaldon and districts names remain in the population of Newfoundland.\nnfyjon 20 September 2017 at 18:23\nThanks for posting this very interesting blog, I am very interested in finding out more about the Fox family of Shaldon. According to your information, they probably came to Shaldon from elsewhere to participate in shipbuilding and the Newfoundland trade. My earliest locally recorded Fox ancestor is a John Fox who was married to a Martha. I am inclined to think they connect to the Shaldon families because he also was a shipbuilder as were his sons. Would you have any information as to where the Shaldon Fox's originated. Any reply will be most appreciated. Thank you. John Edgar\nAshton Elise Wright 23 February 2018 at 05:06\nvery interesting, do you happen to have any information on the effects on the local fisherman's wives who remained behind, or know where i would be able to access information on the social effects of the Newfoundland fishing trade?",
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        "raw_content": "#BizTrends2018: 'Privacy by Design' - Africa's best chance for global data protection compliance\n11 Jan 2018 | Save | Email | Print | PDF By: Alexia Christie and Rubeena Parker\nThe European Union's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which will be implemented on 25 May 2018, is raising the bar for data protection globally, and setting a new gold standard in a digitally transforming world.\n\u00a9 Oleksandr Omelchenko \u2013 123RF.com\nWhile policymakers and legal systems attempt to get to grips with the imminent changing landscape of data protection laws across the globe, there is much that business can and should do in the meantime to get itself ready.\nAfrican businesses may find themselves squarely within the GDPR's wide territorial reach if they have a presence in the EU, or offer goods and services or monitor individuals in the EU. Moreover, transfers of personal information outside of the EU will only be permitted subject to strict requirements. The GDPR therefore brings data protection laws around the world into sharp focus, and Africa is no exception.\nIn Africa, data protection laws are largely in a state of flux, and many African nations are a long way from meeting any 'adequacy' requirement. If Africa wants to participate in the global market come 2018, it will have to move quickly. On the African continent, we are likely to see a proliferation of data protection legislation, much of which may seek to align with the requirements of the GDPR. It makes business sense to achieve an 'adequate level' of data protection as this will facilitate the free flow of data into and out of the EU, and may serve as a competitive advantage for business in Africa. However, relying solely on law and policy makers may be too little, too late for business. What then can African businesses do in the interim, whilst law-makers and regulators get their affairs in order? The answer may lie with an often-overlooked principle espoused in the GDPR: Privacy by Design.\nPrivacy by Design and the related principle of Privacy by Default are embodied in Article 25 of the GDPR. Privacy must be integral to the organisational priorities, design processes and planning operations of every business. Practically, this means that privacy must be considered at every organisational level, from buy-in at board level, to development and implementation of systems and processes. It means that business should build systems and technologies with data protection at the core. This will ensure that the right systems are built from the outset, and will avoid the costly and time-consuming exercise of remedying mistakes.\nPractical next steps for business in Africa\nRubeena Parker\nDrawing on the key principles of Privacy by Design as articulated by the former Information and Privacy Commissioner of Ontario, Canada, Ann Cavoukian, we anticipate some steps shrewd African businesses might take towards getting GDPR-ready:\nbe pro-active, and develop a culture of \"continuous improvement\";\nuse privacy as the default setting;\nembed privacy into the design and architecture of all systems;\nbalance privacy and security: do not sacrifice functionality at the altar of data protection;\nensure \"cradle to the grave\" protection: protect data across its entire life-cycle, from collection to destruction;\nkeep systems and practices visible and transparent; and\nmaintain focus on the user and the need to respect user privacy.\nVisible commitment to the principle of Privacy by Design will show that your business is working towards full compliance with the GDPR, and may create a competitive advantage. This may be more effective and more expedient than waiting for 'adequate' legislation to do the work alone.\nAlexia Christie is a partner and Rubeena Parker Rubeena Parker, an associate, in the Technology, Media, Telecommunications & Intellectual Property Practice at Webber Wentzel.\nRead more: Webber Wentzel, data protection, data protection laws, Biz Trends, #biztrends2018, Biz Trends 2018",
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        "raw_content": "WORLD COURT ON KOSOVO: LESSONS FOR LANKA\nStudents residing and schooling in Colombo had the bar to university entrance set higher in the mid 1970s, what with district and media wise standardisation the order of the day. For Arts students the Mt Olympus was the Faculty of Law, and those few who had done well enough were informed that they had qualified /been selected for the Law Fac. Getting their kids in over the high bar of standardisation was a dream for parents in Colombo. That year my name was on top of the list of Arts students eligible for the Law Faculty but as Prof Kamal Karunanayake, then registrar of the UGC would testify, I opted instead \u2013 over considerable parental pressure-- for Political Science at Peradeniya. The reason was a simple realisation that \u2018law\u2019 and \u2018justice\u2019 were two quite different things; that law was weighted in favour of the existing power structure and that politics, by contrast, would not veil reality so much as provide a key to the comprehension of the decision making core, which affected everything else including the law.\nThe recent verdict of the International Court of Justice on the declaration of independence of Kosovo, validated in my mind, that teenage realisation. The Court held, in a non-binding and non-unanimous judgement, that the declaration of independence was not contrary to international law. Kosovo independence was the product of NATO bombing of Serbian forces and a subsequent period of peace, under UN auspices. Bernard Kouchner was the UN High Commissioner for Kosovo- a point which I made in an article written while in Australia, when he was nominated by the EU to the Independent International Group of Eminent Persons (IIGEP). That nomination, as well as the fact that the EU had a draft resolution on Sri Lanka on the table in Geneva already in 2006 (a year before I got there and three years before the \u2018last phase of the war\u2019) told me clearly, who had what in store for our country.\nThe so \u2013called peace agreement that was entered into by the West and Serbia, explicitly recognised Kosovo as part of Serbia. How then did Kosovo become independent? It was \u2018shepherded\u2019 towards independence by the powers, personalities and institutions on the ground in Kosovo. This is what would have taken place if the CFA or the ISGA or the PTOMS had remained in place. This is what would have happened had we heeded the call for \u2018humanitarian international intervention\u2019 at any stage of the war.\nIn the period that Kosovo was under international i.e. Western supervision and reconstruction, all under the peace agreement that recognised the sovereignty of Serbia over it, something happened. A new initiative was launched to provide a breakout from that agreement and constitute an exit ramp which would make for open secession of Kosovo. This was the plan authored by former President of Finland Martti Ahtisaari. That is the same gentleman who was brought in under President Chandrika Kumaratunga\u2019s second (and mercifully final) term for the purpose of playing a role in Sri Lanka\u2019s peace process, by CBK\u2019s \u2018senior advisor on ethnic relations\u2019, a brother-in law of the author of the LTTE\u2019s ISGA proposal, close political ally of Mangala Samaraweera, and co-negotiator for CBK on the PTOMS proposal. Sri Lanka thus avoided a Serbian \u2013Kosovo outcome, thanks to the strenuous filibustering of Lakshman Kadirgamar, who enlisted the support of the JVP and its paper Lanka, for the purpose. For his patriotic pains, and his objections to the PTOMS talks, he was kept out of the policy loop in his final days, and unconfirmed reports have it that his security was reduced. When Mangala Samaraweera as foreign Minister proposed the name of CBK\u2019s \u2018ethnic advisor\u2019 to the board of the newly re-titled Kadirgamar Center, a surviving member of the martyred politician objected on the grounds of the undesirability of a possible LTTE informant on the board of directors.\nThe Martti Ahtisaari plan on Kosovo, which clearly advocated independence for the province, ran counter to the letter of the peace agreement on Serbia\u2019s borders and its sovereignty over the province. However, it was then adopted by the United States, and turned into official policy. Under the western umbrella, and going against Russia\u2019s cautioning that this would violate international law, set precedents and affect the architecture of the world order, Kosovo declared independence. Now the World Court holds that it is not in violation of international law. Will the Kosovo script be next used in the Kurdish region, to further an independent Kurdistan out of Iraq, Iran or Turkey?\nThe lesson is very clear. Learn from the best of the West; maintain a permanent dialogue and the most cordial relations with, but do not trust the West to the point of giving it or the international institutions under its dominance, a foothold which may allow it to determine your country\u2019s destiny -- because it will always shift the goalposts, as it did in colonial history and throughout the 20th century. If this is what it did to Christian Serbia which backed the Allies and fought bitterly against the Nazi invaders, what will it not do to us Asians?\nThe Kosovo model was very much in my mind during my two years, the years of our last, decisive phase, at the UN in Geneva. I wrote several articles referring to it and one was published on several Serbian websites. A point I made was that the Serbian troops should never have pulled back from their dug in positions in Kosovo despite persuasion from Yeltsin\u2019s Russia, because, as later NATO surveys confirmed, NATO bombing had inflicted but minimal damage on the well camouflaged Serbian troops, and had NATO forces resorted to a ground campaign as was inevitable, they would have been caught in a meat grinder by the Serbian troops whose doctrine as the former Yugoslav army, was based on the great Marshal Tito\u2019s \u2018partisan warfare\u2019.\nMore pertinently to us in Sri Lanka is the intensive human rights/humanitarian issues campaign waged by or through the western mass media that preceded the Kosovo war. Personalities as diverse as Fidel Castro and Justice Christie Weeramantry opposed the Kosovo bombing at the time. Respected intellectuals such as Noam Chomsky, Perry Anderson, and Tariq Ali have uncovered the lies behind the human rights campaign while Prof David Chandler traced the policy doctrine of humanitarian \u2013 actually hegemonistic\u2014intervention, in a book From Kosovo to Kabul. The former Foreign Minister of Sandinista Nicaragua, and Catholic padre of the famous Maryknoll order, until recently the President of the UN General Assembly, Miguel D\u2019Escoto, denounced the doctrine that ensued, the Responsibility to Protect (R2P), as the Right to Intervene (R2I)!\nIn a friendly, quasi-fraternal encounter at the Palais des Nations in Geneva, I suggested to Vuk Jeremic the articulate young Foreign Minister of Serbia that they should go for a UN General Assembly vote. He told me that they were first taking it to the World Court. That was a mistake, and the judgment may have a knock-on effect on the UNGA vote if taken now. Expert commentators say that Kosovo and its patrons are targeting the magic figure of one hundred.\nDuring the last stages of the last war, Sri Lanka was to be the guinea pig of the Kosovo/R2P doctrine. This is why no compromise which made for international presence such as an office of the UN Human Rights High Commissioner or international inspection within a compressed time frame just after the war, could be the basis for any compromise in Geneva. That would have been the foothold, or the first step on the road to Kosovo.\nThat project, the Kosovo/R2P game-plan for Sri Lanka, is still ongoing, albeit by other means. In an article after our victory at the UN HRC Special Session, I wrote that this was either the last battle of the old war or the first one of the new war, and ventured to suggest that \u201ca long Cold War may have just begun\u201d. non-binding and non-unanimous judgement, that the declaration of independence was not contrary to international law. 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        "raw_content": "Home /International Relations, Taiwan/Taiwan\u2019s dispute with the Philippines (II): Domestic politics in command\nIn my previous post, I examined the general nature of the current dispute between the Philippines and Taiwan and the foreign policy motivations on the Taiwan side. Yet, the behaviour of Taiwan\u2019s government in the aftermath of the incident from May 9 that resulted in death of a Taiwanese fisherman after his boat was fired upon by the Philippines coast guard (PCG) has a strong domestic component that deserves to be discussed here separately.\nOn May 11, Taipei issued a 72-hour ultimatum which expired at midnight on May 14. The government demanded that four conditions be met otherwise it would introduce sanctions, including those that would affect Filipino workers seeking employment in Taiwan. When the ultimatum was issued, there was already significant pressure on the government from legislators, public opinion, and both major parties. Kuomintang (KMT) lawmakers denouncing shooting as an act of war and a Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) legislator burning the Philippines national flag during a protest in front of the Manila Economic and Cultural Office (MECO, the Philippines unofficial embassy in Taipei) are just some of the more jingoist attitudes on view recently in Taiwan.\nThis does not mean that the government should disregard the public outrage in Taiwan over PCG\u2019s conduct. Whatever happened on 9 May in Balintang Channel, a 15-ton fishing boat with a 4-men crew does not seem to represent a threat that would justify the intensive fire that hit the boat 40-50 times according to various reports. Indeed, the investigators from the Phillipnes are contemplating that the PCG might have violated rules of engagement. Furthermore, use of force against unarmed vessels is problematic under international law. Ultimately, the video recording that was allegedly made by the PCG vessel crew may confirm Manila\u2019s version, but since it has not been released yet, speculation mounts and the damage has been already done.\nTaipei\u2019s ultimatum has passed and a delayed apology eventually came. However, it was then rejected as insincere and the Taiwanese government\u2019s sanctions came into effect. In two waves, the Ma Yingjeou government introduced 11 measures that include the suspension of hiring Filipino workers, a travel warning discouraging Taiwanese to travel to the Philippines, and the announcement of forthcoming military exercises in the disputed area. The DPP opposition added further oil to the fire by demanding even harsher actions. Other retaliatory measures included Taipei City Government\u2019s retraction of an invitation to the Philippines team to compete in the dragon boat festival race and the suspension of exchanges with sister cities in the Philippines.\nThe Ministry of Foreign Affairs did not show any diplomatic subtlety when it displayed pictures on its homepage in both Chinese and English bluntly accusing the Philippines of cold-blooded murder. The Philippines\u2019 response, has not been flawless either. If the government wanted to defuse tensions, explaining absence of a formal apology by its adherence to \u201cOne China\u201d principle, meaning that Taiwan as Republic of China is not recognized by the Philippines and thus does not deserve formal apology, is not the best way to achieve that.\nScreenshot of ROC\u2019s Ministry of Foreign Affairs homepage (Accessed on 18 May 2013)\nThe actions of the Ma Ying-jeou administration, the KMT and the DPP, can all be interpreted as courting popular support. President Ma, with his 14 percent low approval rating, seized the chance to divert attention from criticism regarding his government\u2019s handling of the economy, disregarding Taiwan\u2019s international image in the process for the sake of domestic political posturing. This is not unusual in Taiwan\u2019s politics, where foreign policy issues are usually not the most prominent ones for the electorate or politicians. The DPP for its part wants to take some credit for acting tough, partly compelled by the fact that the victim\u2019s community was based in the Pingtung, an area with strong support for the DPP. In short, both sides of Taiwan\u2019s political sphere can be blamed for heating up tensions that started with a tragic death.\nThere is a darker side to the story. Many western visitors and expatriates frequently attest to the kindness and hospitality of Taiwanese towards foreigners; something that Taiwanese themselves take great pride in saying. Yet, this courtesy appears more likely to be extended to westerners. Racist or xenophobic attitudes towards workers from Southeast Asian countries are common and the current crisis has unleashed numerous examples of this behaviour. Foreign workers are reported as being requested to reveal their nationality in markets or shops and are refused service if they are from the Philippines. Taipei Times quoted a worker from Cambodia as saying, \u201cI\u2019ve not been attacked, because I\u2019m from Cambodia, but I don\u2019t feel comfortable when people keep asking me whether I\u2019m from the Philippines when I\u2019m just going to buy lunch.\u201d On 16 May, a Filipino worker was attacked by four men and beaten with iron sticks and baseball bats in Tainan. Although it appears to be isolated incident, reports about verbal harassment are more frequent. And those attitudes may be well reflected at the political level. Philip Bowring argues in his piece published in the South China Morning Post that Taiwan\u2019s reaction is driven by Han chauvinism and adds (referring to Taipei\u2019s displeasure with an unofficial apology) that \u201c[For] the Han chauvinists, an apology from the president of the Philippines is not enough. The Filipinos must grovel, be reminded that they, like Malays generally, are the serfs of the region.\u201d\nPolitical posturing is one thing, picking on isolated vulnerable individuals just because they are from a country in dispute with their host is another. Yet, they are not disconnected. Taiwanese politicians and media that jumped on the boat of nationalist rhetoric, should understand that flexing their muscles externally may result in xenophobic actions at home. Fortunately, politicians from both sides, including President Ma and Taipei Mayor Hau, were quick to urge the public not to vent anger against the 87,154 Philippines nationals that reside in Taiwan along with almost 200,000 Indonesians, 100,000 Vietnamese and over 60,000 Thais according to official sources.\nYoung Taiwanese demonstrate support for Filipinos on the streets of Taipei\nPerhaps next time politicians should urge the public not to display anger at all and lead the way in the process. Both governments will eventually find a way to turn relations back to normal although some actions on Taiwan\u2019s side make it difficult. However, damage done to person-to-person relations would be more complicated to repair if the trend continues and spirals out of control. Needless to say, Taiwan greatly benefits from the presence of Filipino workers and in the long term it would be Taiwan that would suffer. 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        "raw_content": "Brooks & Dunn Releasing Hits \u2026 and Then Some!\nBrooks & Dunn, the most awarded duo in country music, are set to release their third greatest-hits compilation late this summer.\nGAC reports that the career-spanning '#1s ... and then some' will be released on September 8 and will feature a whopping 30 tracks, 23 of which have topped the country charts. The duo's first four singles, taken from their debut album 'Neon Moon' are featured on the new collection as well. All four of those singles reached No. 1 on the country chart.\nIn addition to previous hits, the album will also feature two new tracks, 'Indian Summer' and 'Honky Tonk Stomp.'\nThe complete track listing for Brooks & Dunn's '#1s ... and then some':\n'A Man This Lonely'\n'Ain't Nothing 'Bout You'\n'Boot Scootin' Boogie'\n'Brand New Man'\n'Cowgirls Don't Cry' (featuring Reba McEntire)\n'He's Got You'\n'Hillbilly Deluxe'\n'Honky Tonk Stomp'\n'How Long Gone'\n'Husbands and Wives'\n'I Am That Man'\n'If You See Him/If You See Her' (with Reba McEntire)\n'Indian Summer'\n'It's Getting Better All the Time'\n'Little Miss Honky Tonk'\n'My Maria'\n'My Next Broken Heart'\n'Neon Moon'\n'Only in America'\n'Play Something Country'\n'Red Dirt Road'\n'Rock My World (Little Country Girl)'\n'She Used to Be Mine'\n'She's Not the Cheatin' Kind'\n'That Ain't No Way to Go'\n'The Long Goodbye'\n'We'll Burn That Bridge'\n'You're Gonna Miss Me When I'm Gone'\nFiled Under: brooks and dunn, BrooksAndDunn",
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        "raw_content": "Now Learn about Blockchain is facile with Online Courses\nToday dealing with cryptocurrencies has become a trend. Gradually, the world is moving towards a unique phase of Digital Assets. Since the popularity of Virtual currencies is surging high globally at a fast pace, it is imperative to understand and have complete knowledge about the working of the cryptocurrencies.\nWith an aim to increase awareness and educate the masses, an Australian public research University RMIT is all set to launch the country's very first Blockchain Course. This course will be an online(digital) short course to briefly comprehended the Blockchain technology underpinned in the working of cryptocurrencies.\nThe course is designed to run as an 8-week program, named 'Developing Blockchain Strategy' and is set to kick-start on 19th March 2018.\nThe curriculum is developed by the RMIT Blockchain Innovation Hub along with other industry experts and will be available to all wanting to fathom the application of this efficient system.\nFollowing the lines of the initiative to inform masses about this new era of digitization, the Money Trade Group is planning to launch its very own online education portal. With this new venture, the Money Trade Coin Group intends to provide a platform for gaining all the knowledge about the Cryptocurrency World. It will educate people on the very efficient Blockchain technology, ICO, the developments in the crypto-space and so on. It will provide its services in all the officially recognized global languages and will be available to everyone around the world. All the lessons will be conducted by industry experts, market- analysts and specialists, therefore, providing insights from the global financial market system.\nRe: Now Learn about Blockchain is facile with Online Courses\nnice step to start course on blockchain technology by Australian public research University RMIT.\nNice post. I'll try to get into cryptocurrency world. It sounds attractive but only now I have free time. I saved it thanks to this site. In short, you can order papers you don't really like for a group of people who do their best. To find out more check FAQ there.",
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        "raw_content": "DD news In Delhi, seventeen people including a child lost their lives in a fire that broke out at a hotel located in Karol Bagh area early this morning. Delhi fire services said, two persons have been seriously injured in the incident. 26 fire tenders were rushed to the spot early this morning and the fire has now been completely doused.\nDelhi Health Minister Satyendra Jain said most of the people died due to suffocation. He said strict action will be taken against those found guilty of negligence. He added that District Magistrate has already ordered an enquiry in the incident. The injured were rushed to three hospitals including the Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital. The cause of the fire is yet to be ascertained.\nPrime Minister Narendra Modi has condoled the loss of lives in the incident. In a tweet, Mr Modi conveyed condolences to the families of those who lost their lives. He expressed hope that the injured will recover soon.\nDelhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has announced an ex-gratia of 5 lakh rupees each to the kin of the deceased..\nFire officer Vipin Kental said there was wooden panelling on corridor, because of which people couldn\u2019t use corridors to evacuate and said two persons had to jump off the building.\nThe fire has been extinguished now, he said, and a cooling operation has been launched. Simultaneously, he said that a search operation has also been launched to confirm there are no more people trapped in the hotel.\nThe cause of the fire is still unknown, but sources said that prima facie it looks to be a short circuit. The Delhi government has ordered a probe into the incident.\n\u201cThe hotel had clearance only for four floors. They had made a kitchen and terrace on top of it. This is major case of carelessness. Investigation is on. Strict action will be taken against the guilty,\u201d Delhi minister Satyendar Jain, who visited the site, said.\nVery sad to learn about the loss of lives in the tragic fire accident in Karol Bagh, Delhi. Heartfelt condolences to bereaved families and wishing an early recovery to those injured #PresidentKovind",
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        "raw_content": "Prayers and support are with you with the passing of your step father.\nYes, thankfully he did not linger--- that is a Blessing in itself.\nGina, you made the right choice for yourself at the time regarding saying your final good-byes. Please do not beat yourself up over it now---you did what you thought was right. Certainly you might have \"guilt\" about it after the fact, but really you shouldn't. It is a personal choice for everyone----and one that once rthe choice is made, cannot be changed. Accept that your choice was made with the very best of intentions for your emotional well being at the time and that your step father would understand this; he would not want to cause his family undue pain and suffering. There will very likely be many times ahead for you with regrets for things not done, or for things done that shouldn't have been done---suffering the pains of sadness for the past, the present, and future. That will all be part of your normal grieving process. Understand that you will \"do the best you can\" as these reminders and thoughts come to you. It is very important for you to be \"good to yourself\"....we cannot change things, we can only come to accept them.\nReach out to your Mother for her care and support---in return, she will also reach out to you. Together you will remember and all the wonderful things about your step father.\nShare your feelings freely--that will help you to be healthy in your healing. So many of us have suffered such great losses---know that we are here for you. Our thoughts are with you as you go through this time. And remember----your step father is also with you.\n\"For every Joy that passes, something Beautiful remains\"",
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        "title": "[TMP] \"Where should Napoleon have been exiled to? \" Topic",
        "raw_content": "\"Where should Napoleon have been exiled to? \" Topic\nOK, Elba was manifestly too close and St Helena inhumanely remote and desolate (it looks Godawful on Google Streetview even today).\nWhere should the Bone-ster have been exiled?\nIt had to be somewhere he couldn't be sprung from and quickly returned to France to thrash the Prussians again. That rules out most European islands.\nNice weather would be a bonus, but not if it comes with diseases. That rules out the Indies or Mauritius.\nIn fact, anywhere with diseases would be a bit steep, so nowhere in India or most of Africa.\nHe also needs to be safe from crazed nutters wanting to bump him off.\nOne, south Africa. Nice climate, on a well-used trade route so probably lots of interesting visitors, remote but not a dot in the ocean.\nTwo, Canada. In civilisation, lots of interesting visitors. He'd have been a destination for American intellectuals and indeed in the 6 years he had left after 1815 he'd have had time to meet all of them.\nNot Canada. Not with all those \"je me souviens\" license plates on the cars! I loosely translate that as \"I'm still pissed off!\"\nHow about New Zealand? By all accounts it's a lovely place, but too nice for the Corsican Ogre.\nIf you don't have the stomach to hang him, St Helena is as good a place as any. It's eadier to limit his internet access there.\nScottWashburn 10 Oct 2018 9:09 a.m. PST\nPut him and his Old Guard into suspended animation and fire him off into space. By the time James Kirk finds him and thaws him out he'll be harmless. Right? Right?\nOsterreicher 10 Oct 2018 9:32 a.m. PST\nI would recommend the United States, where Monsieur Bonaparte and Mar\u00e9chal Ney could help out in the Alamo. I can picture Bonaparte taking over from Travis and Crocket and giving an impassioned speech before slipping out to join Houston.\nRobert Burke 10 Oct 2018 9:33 a.m. PST\nNapoleon in Canada would make for a great \"what-if.\" After a year or two, he'd be the ruler of Quebec and threatening the rest of British controlled Canada!\nEditor in Chief Bill 10 Oct 2018 9:51 a.m. PST\nGreenLeader 10 Oct 2018 10:08 a.m. PST\nDid he really deserve NOT to be dumped somewhere remote and desolate?\nfoxweasel 10 Oct 2018 10:13 a.m. PST\nKing William island, one of Canada's nicest, fit for a King (or Emporer)\n14th NJ Vol 10 Oct 2018 10:21 a.m. PST\nThe Hawaiian Islands.\nHerkybird 10 Oct 2018 10:31 a.m. PST\nDarrell B D Day 10 Oct 2018 10:31 a.m. PST\nHell\u2026.!?\nMilhouse 10 Oct 2018 10:33 a.m. PST\nA timeshare in Aruba\nGunfreak 10 Oct 2018 11:18 a.m. PST\nI heard the guillotine is very nice this time of year.\nSvalbard is also nice. Desolate and cold but unlike st Helena it got polar bears.\nJeffers 10 Oct 2018 11:19 a.m. PST\nBraintree.\nrobert piepenbrink 10 Oct 2018 11:56 a.m. PST\nHanging. Failing that, St Helena was about right--isolated and small enough to patrol.\nHas anyone done the numbers on what treating him humanely in 1814 cost in number of lives?\nfoxweasel 10 Oct 2018 12:04 p.m. PST\nNot Slough, that's inhumane. Bracknell maybe.\nBraintree? Slough? Bracknell? amateur towns\nDewsbury Moor \u2013 the real deal\nwillthepiper 10 Oct 2018 12:44 p.m. PST\nThis conversation reminds me of the French Canal+ ad:\nSir Walter Rlyeh 10 Oct 2018 12:45 p.m. PST\nThe Phantom Zone, duh!\nHmmm \u2013 Canada, eh?\nYou know, having him on a chalet in Upper Canada would be an interesting idea\nUnlucky General 10 Oct 2018 2:02 p.m. PST\nGotta love the nineteenth century. So much more civilized than the 20th and 21st if you look at what happens to leaders now.\nSoaring Soren 10 Oct 2018 4:11 p.m. PST\nwillthepiper 10 Oct 2018 4:18 p.m. PST\nWell, not necessarily. I think Boney was lucky to avoid the fate of Ney, Murat, Maximilian, Walker and several others. Didn't he make a point to surrender to the British to avoid getting summary 'justice' from the Prussians?\nOr Valparaiso, if you believe that Lord Cochrane conspiracy\u2026\nBrechtel198 10 Oct 2018 4:18 p.m. PST\nThis is an Englishman's viewpoint on the exile to St Helena:\nOn the death of Napoleon:\n\"the close of a most disgraceful transaction in which the Ministers have made this country to particpate. To be the persecutor of fallen glory and the gaoler for the European sovereigns is not the situation in which England ought to have been placed. Peace to the remains of that great man, whom History will treat hereafter with greater justice than his contemporaries have hitherto done, while our disgrace will I fear be handled with all due severity.\" \u2013 Augustus Frederick, Duke of Sussex (1773-1843), sixth son of George III.\nDrocton 10 Oct 2018 4:24 p.m. PST\nWe Bonapartists will never be satisfied until we see a scion of Napoleon eating the bouillabaisse at Buckingham Palace!\nThat said, in many ways it was a more civilized time, when the burning of cities (that's a pun on \"civilized\") and the subsequent burning and crushing of civilians in their own houses was not as widespread as in modern war. Still, the British introduced rocket bombing, which would flourish in later times. If N. had been exiled earlier, we would have lost decades of rocket science.\nAussieAndy 10 Oct 2018 6:17 p.m. PST\nWe've got a spare room now that our oldest son has moved out with his girlfriend.\nrobert piepenbrink 10 Oct 2018 6:55 p.m. PST\nI'll spare everyone my lecture on peaks and troughs of atrocity, but I look at the state of Spain in 1812-13 and agree that Napoleon was not treated with justice. Indeed, there was never any prospect that he would be--though Blucher might have come close.\nRallynow 10 Oct 2018 7:57 p.m. PST\nThe obvious answer is Haiti. The natives will love him.\nYou don't want him in North America. New Orleans would be a perfect base of operations to move on Saint Louis. In Canada? Lets send him to Quebec, shouldn't have any problems with him there. Inside of a month the entire province will be in open revolt and he would be marching on Toronto. If it's Canada, send him to the Yukon.\nOn second thoughts, they should have just used the guillotine on him. That would have been a fitting end to a defeated revolutionary.\nsillypoint 11 Oct 2018 1:31 a.m. PST\nNew South Wales?\nMichael Westman 11 Oct 2018 8:42 a.m. PST\nJimSelzer 11 Oct 2018 9:12 a.m. PST\nOkiegamer 11 Oct 2018 9:26 a.m. PST\nNashville, the Hermitage. He could move in with Andy Jackson and wouldn't they make a pair! They could spend their time talking about how to lick the British.\n\u2013 Augustus Frederick, Duke of Sussex (1773-1843), sixth son of George III\nWasn't he a remote ancestor of Lord Haw Haw?\nBut I agree with the main sentiment. Turn him over to the Bourbons. He would have gotten justice there.\nJimSelzer 11 Oct 2018 4:21 p.m. PST\n< Turn him over to the Bourbons. He would have gotten justice there >\nhe didn't start the revolution if any thing he saved France from the revolution. His only \"crime\" was not being of royal blood, and he sure treated his captured \"royals\" a lot better than he received in return\nThe Host in Lancaster has some open rooms\nBrechtel198 12 Oct 2018 3:00 a.m. PST\nThe Bourbons refused to honor the terms of the Treaty of Fontainebleu with Napoleon when he was exiled to Elba. They refused to allow him his pay, without which he couldn't pay his 1,000-man Guard on Elba.\nAnd the Bourbons were not popular in France, especially with the army. Their bungling brought Napoleon back from Elba.\nAnd contrary to how the Bourbons treated him, he did nothing to retaliate against them when he returned.\nThe Bourbons were both degenerate and incompetent.\n42flanker 12 Oct 2018 3:01 a.m. PST\nNot Hartlepool. He'd definitely have been strung up there.\nthey should have just used the guillotine on him. That would have been a fitting end to a defeated revolutionary.\nWhile Napoleon supported the Revolution he was personally disgusted with the atrocities committed in its name and took no part in them.\nAnd he definitely ended the Revolution when he took over as First Consul, consolidated the social and political gains of the Revolution and reestablished law and order in France.\nContrary to Blucher's opinion, Napoleon did not deserve to be executed, nor did he deserve to be exiled to St Helena.\nHappyHussar 12 Oct 2018 7:47 p.m. PST\nNapoleon and Ney at the Alamo \u2026. its 1836 and Napoleon and Ney are both 67 by that time. And probably of little use to the Texans \u2026 just ask them if you doubt my word! 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        "raw_content": "\"Through your sitting practice, you will come to discover your own life and vitality....\"\nA purpose of a sitting meditation practice is to create a separation between our mental apparatus and our Selves. We are so deeply identified with our thought process that we must create a situation which will permit us to see what actually goes on within our consciousness. So deep is the fog of unawareness that we mistake our thoughts for reality\u2014we believe we feel when, for instance, we are merely entertaining thoughts of a feeling. And we may believe things about ourselves and the world that are not true. This tendency to mistake thoughts for reality is so deeply ingrained, so much a part of our culture, that we must make a considerable effort just to discover the actuality of what is happening within our own consciousness.\nGenerally, I use an austere sitting practice that comes out of the Zen tradition. Its very austerity provides the background against which the activities of the mind may be seen more clearly. The directions are simple: you sit with your back erect and silently count from one to ten; one on the in-breath, two on the out-breath, three on the in-breath, four on the out-breath, and so forth until ten is reached. Then you start again at one and repeat the process. If you find you have lost track of the numbers, you simply start at one again\u2014without being critical of yourself. If you find you are counting but swarms of thoughts still happen, just put more energy into the numbers. That is all; there is no visualization, no elaboration whatsoever, just simply counting. Try it, let's say, for ten minutes by an electronic timer, and you will be amazed at how hard it is.\nIf you choose to establish this as a regular practice, over time you will need to work up to twenty-five minutes per sitting. It is best to do it first thing in the morning, after arising. This provides the benefits of the meditation throughout the entire day. The preferred physical position is the Indian or Zen cross-legged one, using a zafu ( a round cushion) to support your buttocks. Then your buttocks and your knees form a stable triangular base to support your sitting.\nWhen you sit regularly, you will discover that the mind has a life of its own, and this life is often divorced from the needs and realities of your actual life. You will discover all kinds of voices floating around in your consciousness: lines from your mother, your father, a mate, a television commercial, songs, and so forth. And you'll begin to notice how pervasive these voices are, how infrequently the mind is silent. You will notice both the randomness of the thoughts and that the mind, at other times, has an agenda of its own, an agenda that often does not correspond to what is good for you.\nMeditation will help you realize that your mind is not you, that it is only something occurring in your consciousness. In fact, you will come to see that your mind is something superimposed over your essential being. If this is not clear to you, at least intellectually, all you need to do is observe a newborn or very young baby. He or she is full of life and feeling, and brimming with vitality; yet there are no thoughts present because the baby knows no words. Through your sitting practice, you will come to discover your own life and vitality, which has been overshadowed by your identification with your mind. You will see that the mind is the most conditioned part of you and is actually quite distant from your true nature. This realization may lead you on a quest to discover who you really are. This is the essence of the spiritual quest that asks, Who am I? or What is it that allows me to be conscious?",
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        "raw_content": "We have great pleasure to welcome you to Titan Hospital Thane. We take this opportunity to thank you for your confidence in Titan Team and assure that we will do everything in our power to live up to your confidence and expectations. What started as a 30 bedded hospital in 2010. Titan has now grown into a 60-bed Multi- Specialty hospital in the very heart of the Thane city, having more than 25 odd consultants with all the major investigation and treatment facilities.\nOur state of the art Modular OT (operation theatre) itself is a benchmark in field of surgery which ensures highest success rate even in high risk minor and major surgical procedures. \u2018ALOC\u201d the first Advanced Laproscopy Obesity Centre in Thane, still retains the pie-eminence of a FIRST CLASS bariatric surgery Centre.\nAt Titan, we are committed to provide quality care in onco-surgery and chemotherapy comparable with the best in the field. We strive to offer the best patient experience with the best possible staff, In fact, that is our mission statement, and we work every day to reach that goal. We know that being in the hospital can be an unsettling time, so we make it our priority to ensure that all of our patients are as comfortable and informed as possible during their stay with us. Here in Titan Hospital we also pride ourselves on the fact that we can offer patients a broad range of multi-disciplinary specialty services. From our high end cardiology department to weight loss surgery, we offer you the most state-of-the-art equipment and procedures available, provided by a team that puts your cares and concerns first.",
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        "raw_content": "Things That Are Not Reflektor\nPlaying for Time with Three Reviews\nEagle-eyed readers will remember that I promised my review of Arcade Fire\u2019s mammoth Reflektor album this week. And I was all set to deliver it, too. I\u2019d heard the record a couple times, and I was ready to call it a bloated, tuneless disaster. I liked three songs on disc one, and one on disc two, and on a 13-track, 76-minute album, that\u2019s just not a good average. I was prepared to talk about how I couldn\u2019t understand the steep decline between The Suburbs and this, and express my hope for a more subdued, restrained work next time.\nBut then a strange thing happened. I kept listening to Reflektor \u2013 well, I felt compelled to keep listening, really \u2013 and it started clicking. By my 10th listen or so, I\u2019d come to realize why the band liked each of these songs, and by my 20th, I started liking at least something in all of them as well. This is not the usual way these things go, but it is the emotional process virtually all of my favorite albums followed \u2013 initial hatred, then a strange compulsion to listen further, then grudging respect, then outright love.\nI\u2019m not at that final stage yet, and my thoughts on Reflektor remain complicated. But I thought I owed it to the album to keep plugging away, and try to figure out how I actually felt about it before writing my review. So you\u2019re not getting that this week. Thankfully, there is other music \u2013 lots and lots of it. So here are three quick reviews of three albums that are not Reflektor. One is brand new, and the other two are older ones I neglected to wax lyrical about. Hopefully this will tide you over. I hope to have the Reflektor column done shortly. Thank you for your kind indulgence.\nIt figures. I post a column stating that my year is pretty much over, and there are no new records to get excited about until 2014, and then one of my favorite British bands drops a surprise fourth album on me.\nNot that I\u2019m complaining, mind you. My CD shelf always has room for a new one from The Feeling, one of the most dazzling pop bands I\u2019ve heard since Jellyfish broke up. Their first two albums, Twelve Stops and Home and the extraordinary Join With Us, celebrated five decades of British pop with a glorious mish-mash of melodies. Not since Spilt Milk had I heard a record as delightfully in love with the possibilities of joyous pop as Join With Us. The Feeling gets a lot of criticism for embracing the more uncool elements of their music \u2013 the candy-coated swirl, the naked (and sometimes goopy) emotionalism \u2013 but they\u2019ve stuck to their guns.\nI\u2019m still not sure what happened that third time out. Together We Were Made is a pretty good record, but not even on the same scale as the first two, relying on grooves and stuffy production that feels flat. The band had a lot to prove on their fourth album, especially considering it\u2019s their first self-produced, self-released effort, but amazingly, they\u2019ve managed to both go back to their roots and reinvent themselves on the wonderful Boy Cried Wolf.\nWhat\u2019s amazing about this album is that it seems to fly in the face of what made The Feeling great. This is not a joyous, silly album at all \u2013 it\u2019s chock full of mature, stripped-back pop songs about hurt and loss. Lead singer Dan Sells has clearly gone through some stuff since we last heard from him, and he bares himself on songs like \u201cA Lost Home\u201d and \u201cYou\u2019ll See.\u201d There\u2019s no carousel of color here \u2013 the album is mostly mid-tempo, often quiet, and almost entirely based around Ciaran Jeremiah\u2019s piano playing.\nBut what seems like a major shift in sound ends up bringing The Feeling back to what they do best \u2013 write terrific songs. For most of this album, they sound like five guys playing live. It\u2019s even more stripped back than their earliest work, yet it sparkles. Every time Sells\u2019 guitar rushes in, every time he pushes his smooth voice out of its range, shouting his pain, the record just feels vital, open, alive. This is the sound of The Feeling rediscovering itself, and the songs are among their best because they obviously mean a lot to them.\nJust listen to Sells singing his heart out on \u201cA Lost Home\u201d: \u201cI won\u2019t go back, please don\u2019t look at me like that\u2026\u201d The song is simple by Feeling standards, but it hurts, Sells screaming his throat raw while the guitars and pianos crash behind him. He saves enough to bring the song in for a gentle landing: \u201cI\u2019m all right, I\u2019m not alone, I\u2019m just longing for a lost home\u2026\u201d He brings a measure of that emotion to even the poppiest songs here. The album opens with the catchy \u201cBlue Murder,\u201d which sets the tone with its tinkling pianos and big chorus, and continues with the one-two punch of \u201cAnchor\u201d and \u201cRescue.\u201d When I say this is what it sounds like when grown-ups write pop singles, I don\u2019t mean to imply that they\u2019re sappy and boring. They\u2019re mature, lovely, deep songs that flow from experience.\nThe brief interlude \u201cHides In Your Heart\u201d quickly dives into the truly epic \u201cThe Gloves Are Off,\u201d all circular pianos and cascading chords. \u201cYou\u2019ll See\u201d may be the gentlest thing here, but it\u2019s also the most cutting: \u201cWhen someone treats you like you treated me, that\u2019s when you\u2019ll understand, that\u2019s when you\u2019ll see\u2026\u201d That\u2019s followed by a very pretty \u201coh-oh,\u201d of course, because that\u2019s what The Feeling does. And they end with the bitter taste of hope, a new emotion for them \u2013 \u201cI Just Do\u201d is a dark ballad, Sells wishing he could stop loving someone who has walked out of his life. \u201cI wish I didn\u2019t feel the way I do,\u201d he sings with typical openness. \u201cI just do.\u201d\nIf you\u2019re turned off by that kind of plain language, with little concern for artful poeticism, The Feeling may not be for you. Boy Cried Wolf puts the songs front and center, and they\u2019re more heartfelt songs than ever. But they\u2019re also fantastic, and the band sounds revitalized playing them. That sounds like an odd thing to say about an album of slower, piano-based pop songs, but it\u2019s true. The Feeling has delivered an album that is almost nothing like their best work, and yet stands up proudly next to it. This record is a late-year surprise, but a most welcome one. It\u2019s only available in the UK right now (and probably will never hit these shores), but it\u2019s well worth the import price. Welcome back, gents. Lovely, lovely work.\nIn looking back over the year\u2019s releases, I was stunned to see that I had never reviewed Harper Simon\u2019s sophomore effort, Division Street. Let\u2019s rectify that right now.\nHarper is Paul Simon\u2019s son, a fact that I feel bad mentioning. While his self-titled album from 2009 traded in his father\u2019s brand of lyrical acoustic wonderment, Division Street is Harper\u2019s gauntlet-throwing attempt to forge his own identity as a songwriter and record maker. And it\u2019s a pretty damn successful one. My guess is that it alienated some of the folks who appreciated the more traditional feel of his debut, but as one of those folks, I have to say that Division Street feels like his true first album.\nThe first thing you\u2019ll notice, of course, is how loud it is. The record is surrounded by swirls of distorted electric guitar, and songs like \u201cBonnie Brae\u201d and \u201cDixie Cleopatra\u201d rock like an avalanche. Simon\u2019s voice is still thin and wispy, but it works surprisingly well with this more aggressive material. The production, by Tom Rothrock and Simon, is full and rich, and more importantly, consistent \u2013 Simon\u2019s debut was recorded in pieces, and it sounded like it. This is a fully realized album.\nHelping that case is the second thing you\u2019ll notice \u2013 Harper Simon has become a pretty great songwriter. These songs go places. \u201cBonnie Brae\u201d has a wonderful chorus, the title track morphs from a piano-pounding indie-rocker to a delightful pop tune, and \u201cEternal Questions\u201d is one of the sprightliest things you\u2019ll hear this year, with its cheeseball organ and skipping beat. \u201cWho are you, where have you been, where are you going, eternal questions not worth knowing\u2026\u201d\nEvery song here is worth hearing. The Mellotron strings on \u201cChinese Jade\u201d are as haunting as the melody, the constantly building melody of \u201c\u201999\u201d is a treat, the hook line of \u201cBreathe Out Love\u201d (\u201cI breathe in suffering, I breathe out love\u201d) is awesome, and the minor-key psychedelia of closer \u201cLeaves of Golden Brown\u201d is surprising and perfectly realized. He\u2019s so confident on these songs that his one moment of acoustic folksiness, \u201cJust Like St. Teresa,\u201d is buried at track seven, and though it brings his father to mind, it\u2019s stamped with originality.\nDivision Street is a mission statement from Harper Simon \u2013 he\u2019s his own man, out of the shadow of his famous dad, and his songs stand on their own. It\u2019s a much louder record than you\u2019d expect, but also a much more well-crafted one. I should have reviewed this earlier, because I like it very much \u2013 perhaps even more than the debut. I\u2019m more excited than ever to watch Harper\u2019s career unfold.\nAnd finally, here\u2019s an album I can\u2019t believe I like.\nIt\u2019s been 10 years since Sting released a collection of original songs. The last one was the risible Sacred Love, easily the worst thing the man had ever foisted on the public. It\u2019s become difficult to remember that Sting is a genius, and I\u2019m not just talking about his days in the venerable Police. I mean he\u2019s a musical giant, a strong songwriter with a thousand influences from around the world, only tripped up by his own pretentiousness. He\u2019s also a really good bass player, though you wouldn\u2019t know it from his more recent output.\nIn the time since Sacred Love, Sting fell in love with the lute and dove into the music of John Dowland, pausing only to put out a Christmas record and a lousy orchestral effort that reworked old songs to horrid effect. His reputation has suffered tremendously \u2013 I just tried Googling \u201cSting and his fucking lute,\u201d in quotes, and got 110 hits. So I didn\u2019t have high hopes for The Last Ship, an album of songs intended for a Broadway musical Sting will premiere next year. Musicals seem to be the next logical step on the downward path he\u2019s set for himself, so I prepared for the worst.\nBut magically, The Last Ship is actually quite enjoyable. The story is based around Sting\u2019s childhood home of Newcastle, England, a shipbuilding town hit by hard times. The songs take from English folk music, and Sting effects a working-class accent for his vocals, clearly playing characters. But the songs are obviously personal, in a way his work hasn\u2019t been since The Soul Cages, and that makes all the difference. This is a work about the death of an industry and the death of childhood, but the moments of hope and grace here are well-earned.\nIn particular, I liked the title song, with its melancholy melody; \u201cDead Man\u2019s Boots,\u201d a song about a son rejecting his father\u2019s way of life; the lilting \u201cAugust Winds,\u201d one of the few that can stand alone; and the heartrending \u201cSo to Speak,\u201d in which one terminally ill character uses the album-length ship metaphor to plead for death. (\u201cIs it really eternal life we should seek? 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        "raw_content": "Top Laser Therapy\nEverything To Know About Laser Therapy For Hair Growth\nIf you are suffering from hair loss, it is best for a person to look for alternative means and laser therapy has become one of the most sought methods to help with the regrowth process.it can help fix the devastating side effects of hair loss, thus ensuring that a person can get thicker fuller and healthier hair, like before. The procedure is painless, comfortable and safe, such that one can get the treatment and still go back home. There are a bunch of advantages associated with getting laser therapy when a person wants their hair to grow as discussed in this article.\nIt helps to increase blood supply on your scalp, thus ensuring that hair regrowth occurs naturally since the hair follicles are stimulated. An individual will not have to worry about hair loss because, in many situations, the procedure prevents hair loss by 80%, and ensures that the strength is improved. People will have more hair than before considering that the laser therapy makes it fuller and thicker compared to how a person was before.\nIf a person opts for transplant surgery, the laser therapy will help with the healing process, ensuring that it will not take too long to get back in shape. It helps a person to restore their hair without being too cautious since one is sure that things will work out eventually. Be sure to schedule a consultation with some of the best clinics in your area, and get advice on how to go about the restoration procedures. Whether a person started experiencing hair loss recently, it is good to know how getting laser therapy could help, and one should work towards preventing baldness. Click here to discover more.\nMany people are comfortable getting treatment since the process is non-invasive hence there is no pain, and an individual will not be forced to stop doing their day to day activities. An individual will not have any adverse side effects, and in the process, one can increase their hair strength, thus keeping it looking great always. Before beginning the treatment, a person should talk to their doctor to see if there is an underlying condition. Be sure to read more now!\nThese days, there are caps that one can use at home to help with the hair regrowth procedure, and it only takes about thirty minutes for the procedure to be done. Learn about the process, read the statistics and have a rough idea of the number of people who have used the process before. It gives one the confidence to seek treatment comfortably. Be sure to click this website to gain more details about laser therapy https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laser.",
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        "raw_content": "The Fostering System in England: Evidence Review\nIn the summer of 2016 the government announced a national \u2018stocktake\u2019 of fostering in England. The aim of the stocktake is to reach a better understanding of the current system and where improvement can be made. The evidence review was commissioned to inform the stocktake by bringing together quantitative and qualitative research to contribute to an overview of the fostering system. The review provides:\nA brief high-level description of the fostering system;\nA review of what works and where improvements could be made to improve outcomes for children;\nA review of the quality of the evidence and identifying gaps in the evidence base.\nThe evidence review was undertaken by a rapid review of published literature supported by interviews with key individuals in the sector.\nDiscussion of whether too few or too many children are being taken into care was out of scope for the review.\nThis is a comprehensive review of fostering providing a wealth of valuable and interesting information about fostering. This briefing will only provide some highlights from the review and recommends that anyone with an interest in this area should read the whole review or those sections of most relevance to their role.\nIt is an excellent piece of work with messages for practice in children\u2019s social work, fostering, commissioning, understanding performance and outcomes and leadership of all the relevant services.\nThe review is available at:\nhttps://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/629383/The_fostering_system_in_England_Evidence_review.pdf\nContents of the Review\nThe review report has sections on:\nBackground to the review;\nMethodology and reporting;\nIssues ad challenges facing the contemporary fostering system;\nTypes of foster care placements;\nSecuring the stock of placements;\nRecruiting, retaining and supporting the foster care workforce;\nFoster care placements: How they are made, kept stable and supported;\nThe experiences of foster carers and their families;\nBirth families of children in foster care and reunification;\nThe experiences of children and young people in foster care;\nOutcomes for children and young people in foster care.\nThe appendices cover the literature search method, foster care in the United States. The report is very extensively referenced - 46 pages of references - providing a valuable resources for anyone wanting to explore the research literature for fostering and children in care.\nEach chapter from 3 to 11 except 4, which provides a description of types of foster care placements, includes key findings and reflections which helps provide summaries throughout the report.\nThe briefing will provide a summary of some of the key points from sections 3 to 12. The briefing uses the word children to mean 0 to 18 year olds.\nSection 3: Issues and Challenges\nThis section sets out the issues and challenges facing the contemporary fostering system. It notes the contribution of previous government initiatives over the last twenty years. These included the Quality Protects initiative, Children (Leaving Care) Act 2000, Adoption and Children Act 2002, Choice Protects, introduction of National Minimum Standards for Fostering, Care Matters: a Time for Change 2007 which was legislated for in the Children and Young People Act 2008 and included the \u2018sufficiency duty\u2019 on local authorities and Staying Put in 2014. Revised Children Act 1989 Guidance and Regulations Volume 2: Care Planning, Placement and Case Review which sets out the guidance on planning for permanence. Since 2008 and the financial crisis there is evidence local authorities have protected spending in this area.\nThe review notes the dynamic nature of the concept of permanence and of the population of looked after children with a declining proportion under five years of age, escalating numbers of special guardianship orders. It describes the widely reported view that greater numbers of children have more complex needs but that current data do not allow this to be interrogated or substantiated.\nIndependent Fostering Agencies (IFA) have become accepted and necessary partners of local authorities providing about a third of placements, a wider range of placement options and a spread of locations. The report identifies the need for more accurate comparisons of costs between IFAs and local authorities\u2019 own services. It sets out information on numbers of IFAs and numbers of children placed with IFAs. There is also discussion about the emergence of a number of very large IFAs. Informants in all sectors saw local authority cuts as an aggravating factor in their relationship between IFAs and local authorities.\nSection 4: Types of Foster Care Placements\nThis section provides a very helpful summary of the types of foster care placements including regulatory requirements and guidance for the different placement types and research on the roles different types of placement play. This is a very useful resource for anyone wanting to refresh their knowledge of the diversity of fostering or for those new to working in fostering.\nSection 5: Securing the Stock of Placements\nThis section deals with the demand for placements and the placement capacity that exists. Section 9 of the Children and Young Persons Act 2008 placed a general duty on local authorities to ensure sufficient accommodation that is appropriate to the needs of the children they look after. The review identifies that many authorities have a great deal of difficulty in fulfilling this duty.\nThe actual capacity of the system is unknown with guesstimates made on the basis of figures drawn from Ofsted data and surveys such as those by The Fostering Network. The report presents the complexity of identifying capacity. There were 83,175 approved fostering places in England at 31 March 2016, a 3% increase on the previous year but some of this increase is accounted for by the rise in the number of approved \u2018family and friends\u2019 placements. Ofsted reports a 23% vacancy level at 31 March 2016. The Fostering Network estimates a shortfall of 7,600 carers. Local authorities report difficulties finding placements and the local picture varies substantially across England. The difficulty of understanding capacity in relation to need is illustrated by the complex needs of children meaning they require to be the only child in placement. This will mean a carer who may be approved for three placements only able to care for one child.\nThe quality of forward planning for sufficiency is not well developed with, it appears, little attempt by local authorities to model what future needs may be. While there are many framework contracts in place which should assist with understanding need and developing forward planning a great deal of commissioning happens outside the frameworks. The report identifies that there is concern that the split of commissioning and delivery functions in local authorities means that those commissioning placements do not have the expertise to judge quality or are able to take full account of the needs of the child or young person. The review found it was not clear how local authorities judged the quality of placements.\nThis uncertainty in understanding need for foster carers is reflected in the absence of an agreed approach to calculating costs of placements which means comparing local authority and IFA placement costs is difficult.\nSection 6: Recruiting, Retaining and Supporting the Foster Care Workforce\nThis section summarises the review findings on the recruitment, retention and support of foster carers. The chapter provides valuable detail from a wealth of studies of all aspects of the recruitment, retention and role of foster carers from recent decades. It recognises the centrality of sufficient recruitment of foster carers to ensuring children have the placements they need. The quality of carers and the availability of the right match is key in helping children in care have stable placements.\nThe report finds that it is increasingly difficult for local authorities and to some extent IFAs to balance the profile of foster carers and of the children and young people needing care. There is a need to recruit carers with a wider skill set.\nFinancial reward plays a role in recruitment and retention of foster carers but other factors are important in recruiting and retaining foster carers i.e. support, training, recognition.\nThe report describes the importance of foster carers being recognised for the expertise they have about the children they care for and for the importance of their commitment to children in their motivation to foster. When this is recognised they are more likely to be content and continue in their role. Linked to this is the importance of foster carers successfully negotiating their role as \u2018quasi employed\u2019 individuals as well as parents and carers. When this is done successfully they are less likely to be subject to stress and role conflict.\nImproved cooperation and coordination are important between all those involved in developing strategic regional recruitment strategies which need to be based on current and reliable needs analyses. The importance of agencies responding to enquires in a timely and appropriate manner is commented on. An interesting finding on assessment of carers is that there is no evidence from the literature that the use of tools designed to support the assessment of potential foster carers is linked with better placement outcomes.\nSupport plays an important role in retaining foster carers as does training in a more general way. Social media are of growing importance in recruiting foster carers while the review found that media driven strategies are expensive and do not necessarily help agencies target the specific groups they need to reach.\nSection 7: Foster Care Placements: How they are made, kept stable and supported\nThis section contains some key findings for social work practice and for improving outcomes for children in foster care. It provides a very full review of the evidence on these topics which is worth reading in full.\nPositively the review found placement stability is linked with strong monitoring, case planning, placement choice and multi-agency support. Studies have found a link between high quality social work conducted by experienced and confident social workers and placement stability. Studies also emphasise the importance of the relationship between the child and carer and the networks/support available to the carer. Stability is also associated with good support and training for foster carers. Of concern are findings that there is little evidence of the extent to which social workers take account of relevant factors to achieve the best match when identifying potential placements. Little is known about current matching practice given the shortage of placements and high turnover of social workers. There is also little evidence of the extent to which social workers involve children in decisions about placement while it is widely agreed they should be involved.\nThe evidence considered confirmed that poorly matched placements are more likely to break down and this is because of lack of placement options and rushed decisions. The review found placement breakdown is more likely where foster carers are provided with insufficient, inaccurate and out of date information on children. Foster carers\u2019 understanding of an individual child/young person\u2019s behaviours, perceptions and understanding has an impact on the relationship between the child and carer and on the stability and security of the placement. The review found that while some research points to the behaviour of the child as the most usual reason for ending a foster placement other studies emphasise that breakdowns were more closely associated with a combination of the quality of the placement and the match.\nSection 8: The Experiences of Foster Carers and their Families\nThis section draws on research about foster carers and their families from their perspectives. As well as studies, many of which are small scale it draws heavily on The State of the Nation\u2019s Foster Care reports from The Fostering Network. The section has interesting and important detail on the impact of caring on foster carers and their families. It covers their experience as foster carers and of working with other professionals, in particular social workers.\nThe findings reflect that fostering is enormously rewarding and challenging for families but can be very stressful. Factors that protect families from stress and strain include the rewards of fostering, higher parenting efficacy, high quality social work support and matching procedures that asses the foster family and child and do not place the child where the carer feels unsure about accepting the placement. Good quality support is consistently found to be essential to foster carers. The report notes the risk of experience of stigma and social isolation for foster carers, especially if the children they care for have behavioural problems.\nTo do their job well foster carers need enough information about children prior to placement and be involved in decision making and planning for the children they care for. They want to be trusted and involved as valued members of the team.\nFinally, this chapter notes the impact of allegations against foster carers and their families. These can be long lasting and include emotional and financial impacts as well as impacts on health and relationships.\nSection 9: Birth Families of Children in Foster Care and Reunification\nThis section covers research on birth families and their relationships and contact with children in foster care. It also looks at the management of relationships with birth families from the perspectives of foster carers and social workers. It provides an overview of research about reunification home to birth families. This is a very broad range of topics and this section provides an excellent review of the available research and identifies the gaps in that research.\nA key finding is that a consistent relationship with a social worker who treats birth families with respect and who is open and honest is extremely important to birth families. The research identifies the sense of loss and grief of birth families and their feelings of powerlessness within the social care system. The research suggests there can be tensions for social workers in supporting birth parents while addressing the concerns that led to their children being taken into care. For reunification access to support services, especially those that address substance misuse and mental health problems, is especially important.\nFor many children living in foster care contact with birth parents, siblings and wider families is a high priority. However, this can bring difficulties and there is a need to ensure it is safe, well planned and has a clear purpose. Good quality contact supports reunification, placement stability and positive child wellbeing. Placement of siblings together in foster care may improve the likelihood of positive outcomes.\nSuccessful returns home are linked to good quality planning, assessment, case management, support for children and parents and preparation before and monitoring post return.\nSection 10: The Experiences of Children and Young People in Foster Care\nThis section looks at the experiences of children and young people who live in foster care. It makes the obvious but critical point that children are experts in their own experiences and their views are fundamental to considering the ways in which the foster care system should develop. The section provides an excellent summary of recent work capturing children\u2019s views with some telling quotes from the children who contributed to the research. For example \u201cI feel safe, I am cared for e.g. fed, washed, clean clothes, clean bedding, listened to, not pushed away, doing things with my foster family, having fun, being loved and wanted.\u201d\nIt has sections on the views of specific groups of children such as unaccompanied asylum seeking children, black and minority ethnic children, lesbian, gay and bisexual children, children with disabilities and younger children.\nAmongst the key findings are that children value foster carers who offer love, respect and acceptance as part of the family and who will \u2018go the extra mile\u2019. The research with children shows the central importance of a trusting relationship with an adult which may be a foster carer but may be a social worker, teacher or other professional. Children like flexible and responsive services that respect their views and help them participate.\nChildren frequently cite lack of continuity of social workers as a problem. Children want better communication and more information including about placements prior to moving to them. They have a strong desire to be involved in decision making. Being given choices and feeling listened to are very important, including about placements.\nSection 11: Outcomes for Children and Young People in Foster Care\nThis section reviews the research on outcomes for children in foster care. Much of the research on outcomes does not differentiate between children in different types of placement. As with the other sections it provides an excellent overview of the research on both general and more specific factors that affect outcomes for children in care.\nMany children move between different placement types over their time in care. The report therefore sometimes considers looked after children as a broad group but wherever possible it highlights work that focuses on foster care.\nThe review notes that research is increasingly moving away from broad comparisons between looked after children and all non-looked after children to consider differences in outcomes between distinct groups within the care system and, for example, children on the edge of care.\nThe review finds there is evidence that quality foster care can be a protective factor which can support and enable children to achieve positive outcomes. Children who enter care early and stay in care for long periods, particularly in foster and kinship care do better than other groups including those identified as being in need but who are not in care. Relationships are central to good outcomes. Warm sensitive care giving makes a huge difference.\nThe review identified that it is important to bear in mind that many children will defy generalities and that the idea of providing individualistic care to children should be a key tenet of the system. Children in care are not a homogenous group.\nPlacement instability is one factor most often linked to poor outcomes. However, stability is not of itself enough as children in stable placements that do not meet their needs can benefit by moving to a placement that does.\nSection 12: Conclusions\nThe review starts this section with the conclusions of a knowledge review on fostering for Social Care Institute for Excellence (SCIE) in 2004 which sets out what is positive about fostering. The review finds the conclusions as valid today as they were in 2004. These conclusions reflect the key findings highlighted throughout this briefing about the positive role fostering can play in making a difference for children in care. 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        "raw_content": "We all need a break from our daily routine. We all need a way to relieve some stress, perhaps recapture part of our childhood when we remember being carefree and happy. According to the 2009 International Vacation Deprivation Study, commissioned by Expedia, more than 30 percent of Americans did not use all their vacation days. According to CNN, one of the major reasons Americans leave vacation days unused is the fear of losing their jobs.\nI do not fall into that camp. Instead, I suffer from the complete opposite. I learned a new word today, fernweh, which has been described as a contemporary German word equivalent to the English word wanderlust, or literally an ache for distant places.\nWhile I think we all understand that vacations and breaks from work are mentally and physically good for us, some people are overwhelmed by the planning of them. However, I am here to say that there are many options \u2013 from one day breaks to the multi-week adventure. For example, just this past weekend, 10 of us jumped into a big white van and drove 5 hours east to Sandusky, Ohio to Cedar Point \u2013 known to all when I was a kid as the \u201camazement park\u201d. It truly is. Opened in 1870, it has grown to 364 acres of fun for all ages containing 16 roller-coasters, 74 rides, a water park and much more. What better way to release a little pent up stress by hurling down a hill going 90+ mph yelling and screaming?\n\u201cIt\u2019s the big star of the show. A true Giant among coasters. So huge, it created a whole new category \u2013 the giga-coaster. Welcome to Millennium Force, the 310 foot, 93 MPH record-breaking monster of a thrill ride. The first hill features an elevator cable lift system to get you to the top faster, then it\u2019s an 80-degree drop to start the coaster ride of your life! \u201d source, Cedar Point.com.\nI just call it pure joy.\nTake the time to find some for yourself.\nTags: featured, fun\n\u2190 The Mind\u2019s Why\nEveryday Life Inspired. \u2192",
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        "raw_content": "Happy Wednesday everyone! Our morning started off much more peaceful than yesterday. There was no broken glass, smoothies on the floor or wet cat tails this morning. After yesterday morning I appreciated the relative peace and calm of this morning much more. Gee, I wonder why. LOL\nWhen we got up this morning we knew that there was a lot to do today and the best approach to get it all accomplished was to divide and conquer. Dan and I had our \u201cspecific duties\u201d today which made each of our respective days more manageable. We are both planning to find a little time to relax tonight before the day is over.\nWhat did you think of yesterday\u2019s post about trigger foods, situations and people? Did you learn anything about yourself through the exercises? Remember once you have identified your problem areas then you can develop strategies to manage them. However none of us can change what we don\u2019t know. It is important for everyone to determine the areas that they need to be mindful of.\nWords Have Meaning:\nToday\u2019s topic was inspired by a conversation that I had with a friend. That interchange has been rolling around in my head for days and I think it is very important which is why I wanted to write about it in this post. Have you ever talked to someone and knew immediately that they had a \u201cblack cloud\u201d following them? Frequently these people see everything as a battle or a struggle rather than a puzzle which is similar yet very different. Everything we think and everything we say has meaning not just to others but more importantly to ourselves. We each choose how we view the world. We can see life as an adventure, something to be enjoyed, or a fight. There are many other options but I think you get the idea.\nWhat we tell ourselves about the nature of life matters. My friend sees most things in life as a hardship. Work is difficult, so and so is a jerk, the stylist is incompetent look at what she did to my hair. When you look at the world and are waiting for a fight your attitude will be very different than if you see approach life as if it a challenge that you can and will overcome.\nThis same mindset applies to how you view your health. We had a choice after the cancer diagnosis. Most people allow the doctors to take control and they become passive in their care. We decided that we wanted to play an active role in the process. When we make daily food and lifestyle choices it is with the idea in mind that what we do makes a difference in our overall health. One way to look at it is to say our personal slogan is that \u201clifestyle matters and we will consistently make decisions that our in our best interest.\u201d Interestingly you can have cancer and be much happier than someone whose only \u201creal complaint\u201d is that they don\u2019t like their job. 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Here are some of the common things I have heard or noticed.\n\u00b7 They say things like \u201ceveryone in my family is overweight, or being heavy is genetic it runs in my family\u201d are common phrases you will hear.\n\u00b7 The list of things/changes they can\u2019t do (or aren\u2019t willing to do) is longer than what they are willing to do.\n\u00b7 More than a few people have told me that diabetes runs in their family and they are destined to get it eventually.\n\u00b7 The phrase I have heard more times that I can remember is \u201cI have tried everything to lose weight and nothing ever works for me, I am a hopeless case.\u201d\n\u00b7 The idea that frightens me the most is when someone says \u201cI know a person who had weight loss surgery and lost a lot of weight quickly, maybe I need to do that too.\u201d They say this as though surgery is less drastic than a strict diet.\nWhen people are constantly telling themselves that they can\u2019t do something (or that they are stuck with something) they are setting themselves up failure. How can anyone expect to lose weight with defeatist thoughts ingrained into their brain? Think of it this way, if you tell a child long enough that he can\u2019t succeed he will eventually stop trying. If you put up enough roadblocks (I won\u2019t or can\u2019t give up\u2026\u2026) you make the problem impossible to solve. Let\u2019s flip that on its head and tell ourselves the opposite. We can do anything that we set our mind to if we want it enough!\nIn order achieve lasting success you need two things:\n1. You have to believe (really believe) that you can and will improve your situation.\n2. Be willing to make long term changes if you want long term results.\nOnce we are willing to believe that we have some amount of control over a situation and that we are committed to making changes possibilities begin to open up.\nThe first thing to reflect on is what do you want? What is your goal? I want you to really think about this. How do you want your life to be? Picture everything about how you look, how you feel, what you will do. Get as many details in your mind as you can. What sort of things will do you when you are happy with your physical condition? Maybe you want to be confident wearing a bathing suit and going on vacation to the tropics. Possibly you will ask the person out who you have been afraid to approach. Being happy with you appearance may give you the confidence to ask for a raise or put in for a promotion. Whatever you have been avoiding due to your feelings of inadequacy now is the time to get those on paper.\nNow let\u2019s look at how we talk to ourselves about making changes. I have a good friend who is \u201cdesperate\u201d to lose weight. He has been diligently working at it and has lost a lot of weight, at least 50 pounds and feels tons better. However his weight loss has stalled and he \u201cdoesn\u2019t know why\u201d. 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Do you think he is going to continue to drop pounds with that attitude?\nWhat happens when we want to make changes but we tell ourselves all the reasons why we can\u2019t do this or we can\u2019t do that? Are we empowering ourselves to make the changes that we need? NO! We are giving ourselves excuses why we are going to fail. I call this \u201cevidence building\u201d and it doesn\u2019t do anyone any good. Sure all of us have reasons why something is difficult for us to do. If we rely on those reasons as our excuses we will never move forward. Instead of coming up with all the things you can\u2019t do why not focus on what you will do. In my friends case I was trying to get him to eat more produce, beans and whole grains and less meat, dairy, oil and salt. Instead of focusing on what he could do he focused on what he couldn\u2019t do.\nI really hope that I am wrong about this, but I suspect that my friend isn\u2019t as committed to losing weight and getting healthy as he says thinks. I would say that he is more interested than committed. He is still at the stage where he thinks that practicing \u201cmoderation\u201d will get him where he wants to be. Losing 50 pounds was enough to convince him that consuming smaller portions of pizza, burgers and steak works. However my friend still has more to lose and it isn\u2019t coming off now. Instead of being willing to try to make additional changes he is clinging to what has worked so far even though it has now stopped working. I don\u2019t know about you but when something I am doing stops working I look for something else to try. I believe that life is too short to be stuck in a place (or physical condition) where you aren\u2019t happy and don\u2019t feel good.\nWhenever we have a problem to resolve we need to approach it as if it has a solution. If we think something can\u2019t be solved (my weight is genetic, I have tried everything, my husband or wife won\u2019t go along with it, the house is full of junk food for the kids, etc.) then guess what, the problem can\u2019t be solved. I know that I keep talking about this in different ways but it is because I see or hear it every day. People seem to be desperate to improve their health or their weight but they don\u2019t want to give up anything they \u201clove\u201d and they already know why their changes won\u2019t work (their genetics, etc.).\nLet\u2019s look at a different situation to see if that helps this to make more sense. Imagine that you are looking for a new job. You have been diligently sending out resumes but you aren\u2019t feeling very hopeful. When you do get an interview you tell yourself that this will be like all the other interviews and that you won\u2019t get the job. Do you think you will do your best in the interview with that thought in your mind? Our thoughts are powerful, they can help us or they can hurt us. Now imagine the same interview but the person goes in knowing that they have all the skills and experience required to do the job. Can you see how that interview will go very differently? Since thoughts are powerful doesn\u2019t it make more sense to use our thoughts to help us to attain our goals?\nNow you should have an image in your mind of what you want your health and weight to look like. You can see yourself living life as that new person. If you can stop and spend some time thinking about it so that it becomes real for you. We will use this imagine next weekend when we work on our vision boards. I want you to come up with a personal slogan that you can use to direct your behavior. This slogan can be anything the only requirement is that it is positive and makes you feel good. I will give you more ideas in the exercises below.\nI hope that you now see how you view the world and your ability to make a difference in your life is very important. I have found that by focusing on what I can do gives me hope and pushes me to be the best that I can every day.\n1. As you go about your day pay attention to your inner thoughts. Each day are you upbeat, optimistic and ready to conquer the world? If you are CONGRATULATIONS! However if you have an inner voice that is undermining you write down the negative thoughts as you have them.\nThe negative thought that always comes up for me is \u201cwhat if I fail?\u201d Being perfect was drilled into me as a child. Even though I know being perfect isn\u2019t possible it is still my knee jerk reaction to any new situation or problem. But we all know that demanding perfection causes fear and pushes people not to try. However now I also know this about myself so I have built in responses for my inner voice that go like this: What if I do fail? Failure isn\u2019t the end of the world. Failure is a learning experience and it will teach me what to do differently in the future. Ultimately I will only fail when I stop trying.\nDo you see how I try to turn the negative voice into a positive reaction? Can you do the same thing with your negative thoughts? Try to turn your negative thoughts around. Write down your answers in your journal and refer to them when you need to.\nAs more negative thoughts come up for you write those down in your journal and find responses to turn them into positives too. After you have done this for a while it becomes automatic and you don\u2019t even think about doing it, it seems to happen without any conscious action on your part. Love that!\n2. Visualize your life as you want it to be. You can stay with the weight example that we talked about today or you can focus on any other aspect of life. The important thing is that you picture all the details of your new life. Below are a series of question to help you see the details:\n\u00b7 What do you look like in your perfect life? Are you slimmer or maybe you are more fit? Do you dress the same? Do you carry yourself differently with this new confidence?\n\u00b7 How do you feel in your new life? What is your attitude toward challenges now?\n\u00b7 What type of things do you do now? Have your leisure time activities changed? Are you home less often? Maybe you are going to the Caribbean for a winter vacation since you are comfortable showing ore skin. Really think about how life would change if you were truly happy with whom you were.\n\u00b7 Do you have the same job or career? Maybe you don\u2019t like your current job but don\u2019t feel confident to change it. What would you be doing if you loved yourself?\n\u00b7 What do your relationships look like now? With this new confidence is your love life better?\n3. This is the fun part; we get to write our personal slogan. This can be anything positive the sky is the limit. Here are some examples of empowering personal slogans:\n\u00b7 I can do anything that I set my mind to.\n\u00b7 I will make good choices for my health every day.\n\u00b7 Life is a learning experience and I plan to absorb everything that comes my way.\n\u00b7 Every day brings a new opportunity to grow and change.\nI hope that you were able to identify the thoughts that have been holding you back. Once you see them clearly then you can turn them around and use them to your advantage. Picturing how you want your life to be is very helpful. I call this \u201cliving as if\u201d and we will have a day devoted to that before the month is over. Did you come up with a great personal slogan? 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He is great at calling me out when I need to alter my focus and sometimes I need that and appreciate his insight since I know it comes from a loving place.\nIs ongoing learning something that is important to you? As you have probably noticed I am a big believer in lifelong learning. If you have any books, courses or webinars that you would enjoyed I would love to hear about them. Please feel free to share either by commenting or emailing.\n\u00b7 Tuesday I was not in the mood to work on the blog. It was very difficult to stay focused and get it done. I used every excuse in the book to avoid the computer. However I managed to get it written and it felt good to live up to my commitments. Some days I just need to push through and not let my \u201cexcuses\u201d get the better of me.\n\u00b7 Even though I was extremely busy I still managed to accomplish all my critical tasks today and that was an accomplishment.\n\u00b7 I love that as busy as our Tuesday was that Dan and I still made time to go for a walk and to talk about our day and our plans for the following day. I know so many couples who come home and turn on the television and don\u2019t talk. I love that even after more than two decades Dan and I still want to connection with each other every day. Go us! J\n\u00b7 It was tough for me earlier this week when Dan went back to work. I was worried that something would happen and that I wouldn\u2019t be there to help. I tend worry about my hubby a little more than I need to. However I am happy to report that everything has been fine and that I was concerned for no reason. I love to be wrong in situations like this.\nMy food on Tuesday was not the least bit exciting. 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        "raw_content": "Taste CBD Delicious Treats\nYou might be a big fan of CBD because it is something that can really help you and make you a healthier person and this is enough to make you want to take it. CBD oil indeed has a lot of wonderful benefits to it and if you are someone who is taking these things, you might really feel the difference of what your life was like before and what it is now that you are taking this wonderful supplements. Did you know that these CBD products are not only meant to be supplements to your diet or to help in certain healthy conditions but they are also meant to be enjoyed as treats and the like? Let us look at some of the wonderful things that you can get that are made from CBD so if you are curious to find out more, just stick around to learn more.\nWhen it comes to the CBD honey sticks, these are really very delicious and sweet so if you are that person who loves sweets, you are really going to enjoy this healthy snack. You might not like to take your CBD because you might not like the taste of it and if you wish there was something that would make this easier for you, there actually is. You can get to find these things at those healthy stores and shops out there so if you are looking for something that is sweet and something that is healthy at the same time, these CBD honey sticks are the treats to get. We hope that you are really going to try these treats out because they are really good and you can really get so much wonderful benefits from them.\nThese CBD products do not only come in supplements as we have seen above but they also come in really sweet treats and stuff such as lollipops, gummies and candies. There are so many people out there who are now getting these sweets and who are really benefiting from them as well because they can get the CBD benefits from them when they eat these sweets. There are also CBD treats for dogs and for your pet cats so if you would like to give them healthy treats as well, these are the things that you should be looking for. If you would like to learn more about these CBD products, you can always just go and do more research about them and you will find out a lo more which is something that can be really helpful for you indeed.\nCBD \u2013 My Most Valuable Tips\nA Basic Guide to Commercial Loans\nIf you are going to be running a business, it is important that you are able to set aside the right amount of capital to run your business. This is where commercial loans come in handy. When it comes to commercial loans, your options are many. One of the most common types of commercial loans that people go for are those that involve construction. For loans that involve properties, the most common are those involved in loans for multi family properties. 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To understand the purpose of this particular kind of commercial loan, you must first know that it is often the same when you get a commercial loan for a commercial property with someone occupying it. However, when it comes to hotels and other similar commercial establishments, there are slight differences when you get commercial loans for their construction. When it comes to your commercial loan, you must make sure that the lending company will really make you understand about the matter. It is important that you are made aware of the manner by which you can earn a profit when you start a hotel business. The hotel rooms are usually the ones that let you make revenue with your hotel business. Going back, no matter how you want your hotel to look like as well as its rooms, you have to be sure to find the right financing company to provide you with the right commercial loan.\nIn order for the commercial loan that you have obtained to not be put to waste, you should also be wise enough in finding a contractor for the construction of your hotel. This gives you some assurance that you will not be going over your budget. Also, you can be sure that your hotel or any commercial building will be finished on time while you can also pay your commercial loan on time.\nTips for Hiring a Personal Injury Lawyer\nThe needs for a lawyer will never be relevant for most people until they are in problems. However, when the need for a lawyer arises, you will find that they will then settle for any lawyer that will come their way. Poor quality lawyers are the kind of lawyers they will probably end up with when they rush in hiring a lawyer. You may have been hurt by another person either physically or psychologically. You may need compensation from the person but may find that the person has refused to do that. Therefore, the best way for you to go will be to hire a personal injury lawyer. You may find that it is a hassle getting the services of a personal injury lawyer since they are a lot in the market. In this article, you will be given an insight on some factors that will assist you in getting the right personal injury lawyer.\nOne needs to consider checking how available the personal injury lawyer is. You will be able to get a lawyer to who will have time to do extensive research on your case when the lawyer will be available. However, when the lawyer has a lot of pending cases, you will need to rethink of the hiring.\nThe reputation of the personal injury lawyer should be noted. You need to consider choosing a lawyer with a good reputation. 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It is crucial to note that professional landscapers can make your compound look great. Here are the advantages of looking for a landscaping company.\nKeep in mind that professional landscapers are the best option and they will not embarrass you. You need to know that a clean compound will add the value of your home. It is vital to note that a well-kept garden is always stunning and sophisticated. You ought to note that your neighbors and others will fall in love with your compound and you will also love sitting outside most of the time. Be advised that expert landscapers delivers various types of services that make your backyard look beautiful and nice. Keep in mind that grass cutting is normally done after seven days while fertilization is done annually.\nIt is important to note that a reliable landscaping company spends heavily in the best tools to help them in their work. You need to know that landscaping tools are a huge investment and the companies use their money to buy them. Be advised that the service provider has its employees that go the work.\nBear in mind that landscaping should be done by experienced and skilled individuals. Note that the specialists know what has to be done and how to cut the grass to make the yard look nice. You need to know that landscaping is not only watering the lawn and cutting grass.\nYou need to keep in mind that a good landscaping service provider will take a look at your compound and then transform it in a special way. It is essential to note that they will tell you if you need to add some things in your compound to make it look better.\nA lot of homeowners are normally very busy and they don\u2019t have time to clean their compounds. Note that you need to balance your job and time with your family and this makes it hard for you to do the landscaping work. A landscaping company will work full time to ensure that your yard is beautiful and clean. Remember that you will not have to plan how you will cut the grass during the weekend. It is essential to note that you will find a competent service provider by seeking recommendations from the people who have had the chance to work with a good landscaping company.\nIdeas for Having Your Boat Prepped for the Winter Season\nBoats help us, humans, go to those places where we were never meant to go. With this well put, the one fact that we need to appreciate as well is that boats can prove to be costly, save for the cases where you are looking at the simple crafts such as the simple rowboats as the page suggests.\nGenerally speaking, the winters have such a heavy impact on your boats thanks to the nature of the weather conditions, an impact that will be so serious and heavy on the toll on your pockets. This as such makes it important for you to learn how to properly winterize your boats as a step to help protect your investment. Here is a look at some of the top ideas to master for the sake of helping with the need to effectively winterize your boat.\nAs a matter of fact, one of the best ways that you can actually get to winterize your boat, store it perfectly is to have it thoroughly cleaned and then pulled out of water. It will be quite advisable for you to have the boat in such a climate-controlled space for there to be maximum protection offered to the boat. When you will have your boat stored in this manner, you will be able to have the assurance of the effects of freezing and moisture affecting your boats. One challenge that comes with this is that of lack of storage space as not all boat owners actually have as much of the space required for this kind of storage.\nThis at times comes with so much expense to it and as such you may not quite really make any sense investing in such a style of storage for your boat. An alternative to this, where there is not enough or complete want for such climate-controlled storage space for the boat, the sure alternative for you to think of may be to shrink-wrap the craft for outdoor storage. Where this as well happens to be as expensive, then it may be advisable for you to consider covering your boat with tarps for storage.\nIn case you will have not the required space to have your boats stored outside the water during the winters, then it may only be advisable for you to consider having the boat survive the winters inside the water at the end of the day. With this, you will still need to take some precautions anyway, even in as much as the boat is designed to withstand the water. Make sure that all seacocks are closed and as well check well enough for any cases of leaks. You need to as well make sure that all the bilge pumps are working.\nTips for Working in Real Estate\nInvesting in real estate business is very important, and this venture cannot be compared to any other because you are convinced of making some cash in return. You are supposed to take the lessons on real estate business carefully so that you can read more now and apply that in the future and therefore experience a degree of control in the market. Becoming a successful realtor is quite demanding and therefore you need to explore the market far and wide so that you can get the right info to propel you to success in the venture. The moment you are beginning this business operation, you are inexperienced and so will hit you from time to time, and therefore you need to find solutions to your challenges. For you to become a successful realtor, you will need to evaluate yourself to know how you should make the relevant changes. The article herein outlines everything that you should know for you to enjoy a successful stint in real estate business.\nYou should not begin the real estate operations if you are not registered by the relevant agencies and awarded the right certificates. You should learn more about how to acquire the relevant certificates so that you can operate in the market successfully to influence the business. You are supposed to take some time with these documents whereby you seek to know if they are truthful, original and credible and more attention should be on the license because it represents the permission granted by the government.\nThe growth of the real estate agency depends on the way the brokers will work in the market and so you need to relate perfectly with them. You can research more on employee management skills because this is the only way you will work with the brokers in a productive way and so your business operations will thrive accordingly. Now, you can acquire more info on this by accessing the relevant website where all the details are perfectly elaborated and so you will enjoy some refined skills.\nYou should know how to determine the commission in every deal you engage in and this easy because the knowledge is available on the homepage of the relevant sites. This is your source of income as a realtor and so you need to be perfectly equipped with the skills, and your business will succeed.\nFor you to have an impact on the real estate market, you will need to be perfect in the job even though people might not realize your hard work. You should do what you understand best and when challenges come your way, you should consult the exposed realtors.\nNatural Ways of Boosting Your Sex performance\nNobody will tell you directly that low libido and poor sex life ranks among the major causes of divorce and breakups today. Most people tend to cheat on their partners because they feel that there is no sex drive between them anymore which is not a good solution for such an issue. The best thing to do in case of a reduced sex drive is to look for solutions such as natural remedies. Here are natural ways of boosting your sexual performance.\nFirst of all, you should make sure you are getting adequate sleep to boost your sex drive. Getting adequate play an important role and could be the only thing missing to increase your sexual performance. The sexual hormone; testosterone is optimally produced in men when they get enough sleep hence boosting their sexual performance. Women are also likely to enjoy and achieve sexual gratification when they are well rested and relaxed which can be obtained by getting enough sleep.\nSecondly, the sex drive for both partners can be improved through the use of natural herbs. Blood circulation in the sexual organs can be boosted through the use of specific herb remedies. Certain herbs are known for stimulation the aphrodisiac feel-good sexual experience of sex hence boosting the sexual drive for both partners. Some of the herbs which have been proved to boost sexual performance and experiences include Chinese ginseng and Moira puma among others. One of the best-established herbs to boost blood flow and sex drive is the Chinese ginseng, and you should read more about it to understand its benefits.\nThe third consideration to boost your sex life is through the use of lubricants. One of the reasons for having foreplay is to stimulate your partner thus increasing their natural lubrication. In some cases, there might be inadequate natural lubrication even when the partners are adequately stimulated. Sexual partners can easily sustain genital injuries during intercourse due to lack of enough lubrication during sex thus negatively affecting their sex life.\nFinally, you should focus on getting into the mood before, during, and after sex to ensure maximum sexual experience. A suitable sex mood is essential to increase personal satisfaction for both partners. Mood creation should not have time limits, and you should always ensure that your partners are in the right mood and anticipation of sex when you meet. Developing a mood for sex well in advance is also a tension breaker and clears up any conflicts which could negatively affect the sex life of the partners.\nAre you keen to get more clients for your divorce law firm? Are you out to determine some of the strategies that you can use to market the law firm effectively?\nEven though one will have the skills to help the clients to win a suit, or you have the best customer services, it is also helpful to ensure that you market your law offices to get more clients. The process of marketing a divorce law firm can be tricky and also comes with some challenges which one might find hard to overcome, but here are some vital tips that will suit you when you are keen to find the strategies to grow the customer base for your law firm.\nThe first step when one wants to expand their client base is ensuring that you have an online presence for the law offices in the form of a great website. When one is marketing a law firm of any kind, the site is a great tool that helps you to showcase your services. It is desirable that one has the various pages created that will help them to outline the various types of cases that you law firm handles, while it is also desirable to have a page for every area of expertise. One also needs a testimonials page, a contact page and a blog that will help you ensure that your practice is well represented. There is the need to ensure that you have an FAQ page on the website that will work to help the potential clients to discover more about the divorce proceedings in the city.\nIt is advisable to create and also implement a content marketing plan. One can use the blog to provide their clients with education content while also investing in SEO to add more traffic to their website.\nAnother option that you can use to add traffic to the website is PPC advertising. Pay per click advertising will help the law firm to get more clients as you can target the clients based on demographics, and this is one of the cost-effective ways to advertise.\nWays Your Local Brand Can Reach More Individuals\nYou need to have some marketing strategies in mind when you are trying to make your local bran get to more individuals. You can use various methods to create this brand. Building a local presence cannot be substituted even with the world being online now. Creating a connection with individuals who will stick to the brand will be a way for you to build your equity. You can learn more here on how to develop your brand.\nIt will be possible for you to grow your brand by using the GPS location. In most cases, when you are looking for a local business, you will conduct a quick search on Google. 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        "raw_content": "Blog EP 313 - Marketing Monday With Serving Social's Kristie and Elijah Whites\nEP 313 \u2013 Marketing Monday With Serving Social\u2019s Kristie and Elijah Whites\nWhen you\u2019re in the online marketing space like Kristie and Elijah Whites from Serving Social are, automatically what you get a lot is, \u201cI want to build a web store because this kid on this show that I saw made $100 million in two weeks and I know I could do that because I have a great product.\u201d Kristie and Elijah says you could probably make $1 million dollars in two weeks or even $100 million if you wanted to, but it takes a lot to build up to that certain point and it\u2019s something you have to consistently do. They say when you do something like a podcast, you have to be ready to be authentic. You have to have your own original concepts, your own original story. You have to put yourself out there and you have to be somebody that some people can relate with. In other words, you have to be you. You have to maintain saying, \u201cThis is who I am. This is who I\u2019m going to be and I\u2019m going to consistently deliver you this exact same content on a regular basis.\u201d\nMarketing Monday With Serving Social\u2019s Kristie and Elijah Whites\nWe are starting a regular tradition each month with the third Monday being a Marketing Monday. We have Money Mondays on the first Monday with Quest. We\u2019re excited to have the third Monday be marketing. All about marketing with an amazing couple of people doing some rocking jobs, rocking in the RV all across the country, helping people take care of things out there. We are joined with the brain power of Serving Social, Kristie and Elijah Whites.\nWe are excited. It\u2019s hard to believe that we are literally days out from Note CAMP 6 taking place. You guys have been speakers in the last two, four, and five and two of the highest ranked. Everybody loves your stuff. You\u2019ve also become a staple of the Masterminds for coming out and sharing some great stuff. Also, our cohorts in crime for the National Social Media Day, 26.5-hour live stream craziness that we did.\nA lot of great info that came off that. Even stuff that I didn\u2019t even know. It\u2019s great to listen to the experts. There\u2019s a lot of good stuff.\nThat\u2019s why you bring in the experts to talk about all these topics. There are going to be topics that you don\u2019t think that you would talk about. The practical application of stuff but then also a deep thought in concepts of mental health, in concepts of different things.\nI enjoyed it immensely. We\u2019ve got some great stuff. I know that you\u2019ve been working hard on the replay videos and we\u2019re jacked up because we\u2019ve gone over 100,000 views on the actual page.\nWe\u2019ve been taking daily tips from our video and going back and optimizing all our YouTube videos. It\u2019s been very helpful for us.\nDana Garrison rocked in both of her sessions. I was excited about that. People fail to realize that you and me, we\u2019re always constantly learning new tricks. We\u2019re always constantly learning on new things to help better our business. Even though you guys you are teaching us entrepreneurs across the country, you never stop learning because the technology never stops evolving.\nConstantly, things are changing. The networks are changing. People\u2019s mentality are changing. The way they search for things, what they like, and what they don\u2019t like. You hear stuff like trends all the time and there are so many trends online that, as a small business, sometimes you can get lost in the trends instead of having a foundation that you\u2019re building on. When the trends come through, you ride the trend out, but you don\u2019t base your entire marketing on the trend because it is what it is. It\u2019s just a trend. It\u2019s a fad. It goes away. The algorithms change. Facebook or one of the other social networks decides, \u201cWe don\u2019t like that anymore. It\u2019s not generating what we need.\u201d They do away with it or they change it up.\nThere were major announcements for every social network. They had new updates that dropped. They had new features that are now available. We\u2019re having to take time out, not only as business owners for our own business to do, but also as individuals. What do I need to learn now? Like Instagram\u2019s IGTV. You can upload a whole one-hour video to Instagram Television. If any of these changes aren\u2019t telling you anything, it\u2019s all video, it\u2019s all television, it\u2019s all we want to watch versus read it.\nWhich we all heard when Kris and I were at Digital Marketer Traffic and Conversion Summit from Mari Smith. Let\u2019s talk about those things. The people I talked to were like, \u201cIt\u2019s overwhelming.\u201d Everywhere I go, people are like, \u201cYou\u2019re killing it. You\u2019re doing amazing stuff.\u201d Marketing online and marketing, it\u2019s not a lot of stuff that I\u2019m doing, I\u2019m just getting it out there.\nYou\u2019re consistent, Scott. That\u2019s the one thing that you kill it on. That\u2019s what blows people\u2019s mind is the consistency. There\u2019s nothing more gratifying than spending a whole week and just getting a week\u2019s worth of postings out and then the next week comes around and you\u2019re like, \u201cI need to do that.\u201d Your day-to-day keeps on building up and here you are and you\u2019re like, \u201cI\u2019m going to do another posting.\u201d That\u2019s not good enough. What you do well is you\u2019re consistent. You\u2019re always out there. People know that, \u201cIf I refer somebody to your channel, you\u2019re going to be on there putting out content on a regular basis all the time.\u201d That\u2019s what a lot of businesses miss out on is that they\u2019re not being consistent with their content. A lot of times is that they don\u2019t know what to put out there. Content can be very bold. When it comes down to it, if you can figure out the type of content you put out and you clearly have, you have your Note Closers Show. That right there allows you to be consistent.\nIt\u2019s all confusing and everybody\u2019s listening to what their friend told them worked for them and so they\u2019re like, \u201cI need to do this too,\u201d and then you become overwhelmed with all the things you think you need to do before you\u2019ve figured out anything. I\u2019ll jump right in with number one on the thing that you need to know before you\u2019re going to do anything is to know yourself. You\u2019ve built a brand, We Close Notes. It has colors, it has an identity, it has something that people can relate to. When you\u2019re asked what is We Close Notes, you can answer it without having to think about it because it\u2019s what you\u2019re living and breathing. That\u2019s what a lot of people are missing when they\u2019re marketing is that there is no clear identity of who they are or who their business is and what it\u2019s trying to accomplish and how to present it. That could be taken back to branding 101 in trying to figure out who you are and what you\u2019re doing.\nServing Social: It\u2019s great to listen to the experts.\nIt\u2019s fine to test things out like, \u201cDoes this piece of content work? Does this hashtag work?\u201d That\u2019s great but if you don\u2019t have a core, that center of everything of who you are, what you look like and how you\u2019re going to speak, then you\u2019re a little bit of everywhere and it\u2019s harder for people to jump on board with who you are and what you\u2019re doing because if you don\u2019t know how do you expect them to figure it out.\nIt was funny because we got back from Michigan. We spent three days driving around all of Michigan looking at 51 assets and in the airport, I made it a habit of wearing my black polo that\u2019s got my podcast thing on it, the Note Closers Show Podcast, and I wear another shirt that had another logo. I had no less than 30 people throughout the weekend say, \u201cWhat\u2019s your podcast about? You\u2019ve got a podcast?\u201d I was like, \u201cOkay.\u201d In the airport, I step in line at Chick-fil-A in DFW to get something. I was standing there, then I see this guy waving at me. I was like, \u201cThat guy looks familiar. It\u2019s the guy I worked with at the Gristmill twenty plus years ago.\u201d\nHe\u2019s in Dallas getting ready to fly out to El Paso and we talked. He\u2019s like, \u201cI keep up with all your notes stuff that you do on your podcast and your videos that you do.\u201d He starts rattling questions. It was like, \u201cHow\u2019s it going? What are you doing? Married? Kids?\u201d He went straight to the thing about, \u201cAre you buying? Are you just educating?\u201d It was funny. You\u2019ve hit the nail directly on the head, Elijah. You probably remember Henry Kaminski from Unique Designz, I talked about this on National Social Media Day about knowing your brand, be who you are, live it and embrace it. Be who you are, don\u2019t be somebody else. Kristie, you said that too. My friend did AdWords and my friend did Google Plus. Figure out where your client is and go from there.\nI know it can be very hard to try to figure out who you are, especially when because it\u2019s yourself, you\u2019re not the one on the outside of it looking in. You can\u2019t read the label when you\u2019re inside of the bottle. With Serving Social, we even had trouble trying to figure out, \u201cHow do we project ourselves out there? We hate being called a marketing company. We\u2019re a marketing agency because how we do marketing is completely different. The how and the why we do it is what we\u2019re trying to put forth first before anything else. It\u2019s like, \u201cWe do this because of this.\u201d We tell everybody every single day this is why we do this. Now, they\u2019re starting to understand. Like you, you saw our road show, you know what we\u2019re doing across the country. We keep talking about it.\nThere was a great article that I was reading. It was ESPN\u2019s 10th Anniversary Body Issue and it had a softball player. She was talking about her body and how it can be very difficult because you\u2019re wanting to be this Instagram person versus the person that you are. What you don\u2019t realize is that you don\u2019t have to be this person over here that has 100,000 followers. You be you and you\u2019ll gain 100,000 followers. Don\u2019t try to be this mirror image of what you think that you should be. Just be you, which is vulnerable. A lot of people have a hard time doing that and then you question yourself on, \u201cShould I post this? Should I talk about that?\u201d\nYou mean posting yourself in a bikini on your Facebook post? You\u2019re talking about stuff like that?\nThat was a big moment for me because I don\u2019t do that often and I didn\u2019t take a picture. Elijah and I were out swimming and he goes, \u201cThis is a great shot.\u201d I\u2019m like, \u201cNo.\u201d He sends it back to me. I was like, \u201cThat was a great shot.\u201d He\u2019s a talented photographer. He\u2019s going to make me look good but it\u2019s also owning up to the fact that, \u201cThis is me. This is my body and I\u2019m going to put that out there. I\u2019m going to take whatever comes back from it,\u201d but that was a big moment for me to put that up.\nDon\u2019t go out and try to get 100,000 followers. Be you and you\u2019ll attract the right 100,000. We all know those Insta-fame people that have 10,000 followers in twenty posts. That\u2019s not legit.\nI could go buy 1,000 followers right now if I wanted to, but the issue with that is you didn\u2019t earn them. They don\u2019t know you. Most of the time, the accounts are fake. Some of the time, you\u2019ll gain real wins from it, but they haven\u2019t found your content and they\u2019re never going to engage with you. If anything on social, you need engagement and conversation. If you purchased it just for the vanity number, then it\u2019s not going to contribute anything to your account whatsoever other than it\u2019s going to make you feel good because you have a big, large vanity number. That\u2019s it. It\u2019s all vanity.\nI can play games on my iPhone that will allow me to gain coins and I can cash those coins in for Instagram likes and followers. There\u2019s so much BS out there that it\u2019s ridiculous. By being yourself online, it\u2019s authentic. Like what you said, Scott, you\u2019re going to find the right audience. The type of people that aren\u2019t going to get on there and beat you down all the time and about this and that and everything else that you see online, which is also another good reason why a lot of people are afraid to put themselves out there is because of the criticism that you can get. At the same time, when you are yourself, for instance, Scott, if I talked to you through this podcast and then I go meet with you in person, you\u2019re the same person. You are Scott Carson through and through. You\u2019re not trying to be some big host and you\u2019re a total A-hole on the other end. You are who you are.\nThat\u2019s what it is because you\u2019ve done that and you are who you are. You are getting the right people. You\u2019re getting the people who want your content. They\u2019re interested in what you have to say. They are interested in sharing your information with their friends and if you\u2019re not authentic and you\u2019re not going after the right audience, then you\u2019re going to end up with results that you don\u2019t enjoy.\nLet\u2019s talk about authenticity. You don\u2019t know this but in the note industry, there are a few people that have been around for a while. I\u2019ve been around for a decade. Donna Bauer is a lady who has been around for quite a while, for about ten plus years. We have a lot of people that are popping up that aren\u2019t closing deals, but they\u2019re trying to do marketing or they\u2019re trying to do the things, but a lot of them aren\u2019t providing anything authentic. They\u2019re copying, \u201cWe\u2019re going to have the same guests on a webinar we\u2019re going to do,\u201d or \u201cWe\u2019re going to start doing webinars,\u201d or \u201cWe\u2019re going to try to start our own mastermind up.\u201d The lack of authenticity is going to kill these people because they\u2019re not going to draw anything else except the low-hanging people that don\u2019t want to either pay for something or the haters out there, those others you will just find. Hater, you can go somewhere else.\nSend them to the group link, \u201cTry this group. It might be right for you\u201d\nYou see that. Everybody wants it. \u201cI\u2019m excited. I\u2019m going to do a podcast.\u201d If you\u2019re going to start something, you got to do it.\nWe have one client that has another competitor that religiously follows what we do, and we\u2019ll notice about a couple of weeks later. The messaging that we had placed out, they\u2019re now putting out in their own way. They didn\u2019t directly copy it but it\u2019s the exact same thing. It\u2019s one of those deals where we have to be careful about what we are putting out there, what we are seeing because it\u2019s her brand. We don\u2019t want somebody else ripping it off and there is a level where if we notice that they\u2019re doing it consistently and too much in our target area, we can get them for copying us. There\u2019s copyright on our stuff. Were protected by the things that we create. There\u2019s ownership. You don\u2019t want anybody else taking it.\nWhen you\u2019re in the online marketing space, automatically what we get a lot is, \u201cI want to build a web store because this kid on this show that I saw, they made $100 million in two weeks and I know I could do that because I have a great product.\u201d That takes a lot. You could probably make $1 million in two week or even $100 million if you wanted to but it took a lot to build up to that certain point. It was something you have to consistently do. When you do something like a podcast, you have to be ready to be authentic. You have to have your own original concepts, your own original story. You have to put yourself out there and you have to be somebody that some people can relate with.\nServing Social: You have to have your own original concepts, your own original story.\nOne of the hardest things that I\u2019ve seen when you go to conferences is I\u2019ve seen these individuals that they see these very successful entrepreneurs and they\u2019re almost intimidated by them, but that person had to do the exact same thing that you\u2019re doing right now to get on that stage. They had to be humble and go to those experts and talk with them and basically be authentic human beings saying, \u201cI want this opportunity.\u201d Especially when you\u2019re doing podcasts, you\u2019re putting content out there, being authentic with your business, who you are, why you started it. The types of audience you\u2019re looking for is extremely important but you have to be consistent. You have to get it out there and you have to maintain saying, \u201cThis is who I am. This is who I\u2019m going to be and I\u2019m going to consistently deliver you this exact same content on a regular basis.\u201d\nWe\u2019re talking about know yourself and figuring out who you are and talk about that. I want to make one thing as a distinction between talking about yourself and saying what you do. We work with a lot of businesses and the first thing we ask them is, \u201cWho are you? What are you trying to accomplish? What is your goal?\u201d Most of the time, when they answer who I am, they say what they do, \u201cI am blah, blah, blah that provides blah, blah, blah to blah, blah, blah.\u201d It doesn\u2019t matter. That doesn\u2019t give me any connection with who you are and what you\u2019re doing. You just told me what you sell, you haven\u2019t told me who you are. Versus somebody saying, \u201cI\u2019m a community that helps grow note closers and note investors in this market.\u201d You told me a little bit more about, \u201cI started this many years ago and I do this because this is my passion and this is what I love to do,\u201d versus \u201cThis is who I am and what I do.\u201d There\u2019s a difference in wording that.\nThink about some of the businesses that you\u2019ve come across and that you\u2019ve read and that you want to have a narrative. You want them to tell you a story and you connect with that story of how their business was developed much more than what that little short paragraph that says what they do. I want to be very clear in that when we\u2019re saying know thyself and create your brand and know who you are. It\u2019s not what you necessarily do. It\u2019s the story of how you got to what you\u2019re doing and what you plan on doing in the future that makes it so much fun. People didn\u2019t connect with us because we\u2019re a marketing agency. They connected with us because we sold everything and gave up our life to do what we\u2019re doing by helping people on our road show. That\u2019s the point of Entrepreneurs Roadshow. It was meant to be engaging and one-on-one with people and understand why they\u2019re having problems with their marketing. I\u2019ve had more people cry to me over marketing than anything else. I made a few people cry but it\u2019s getting down to the root of what you\u2019re doing and who you are. It\u2019s difficult. Make sure it\u2019s not like, \u201cI do this, this, and this.\u201d It\u2019s, \u201cWhat was your story that got you there?\u201d Nobody cares that we\u2019re a marketing agency. They care about us and what we\u2019re doing with that marketing agency.\nIt\u2019s like the excitement, the innovation, the technology. I know one thing and I\u2019ve been told this a couple of times, I\u2019m a talker because I\u2019m passionate about what we do. I would say the worst and best thing someone could ask me is a marketing question because I\u2019m not afraid to tear apart their business right there. I\u2019m not afraid to point out things that they could have done better because the only way that I\u2019ve grown is by people like you Scott coming to me and say, \u201cYou could have done that better and this is how.\u201d I\u2019m like, \u201cOkay.\u201d\nWhen we first met, we would spend what we thought would be a 30-minute meeting to a two-hour meeting just bouncing ideas and learning. Three hours, a couple times. That\u2019s the beautiful thing about coming together and being open to getting better because when you screw up, you don\u2019t know you screw up half the time unless somebody says, \u201cYou need to tweak this and make this thing a little bit better.\u201d Be true to thy own self. Tell your story. That is the biggest thing in developing content. Identify who you are. Take some time to literally tell who you are. What your interests are. A great thing is like TOMS Shoes. They have the big cause behind, \u201cBuy a pair, donate a pair.\u201d\nThat story was their brand. Their brand wasn\u2019t that story. The story precedes the brand.\nI\u2019m going to put on some people. We\u2019ve got Gail Villanueva. She\u2019 an ex-astronaut. That\u2019s what I told her. I was like, \u201cTalk about that. You are skyrocketing returns. You\u2019re not talking about that. Don\u2019t be afraid to be who you are.\u201d We all know Stephanie is a big cat lover and enthusiast. Don\u2019t be afraid to embrace that a little bit more. She\u2019s working on her own podcast, Furbabies Podcast, to help market some things that she\u2019s doing. I\u2019m asking this question when it comes to sharing content.\nSomebody asked a question. This is the thing that drives me bonkers. It is exactly what you said. Our buddy, Brader, who is the Mortgage Medic, that\u2019s not what his is. He goes, \u201cThe odds are not good for anyone trying to step in. Scott Carson is a marketing prowess. Might as well take on Coke or Pepsi a fool\u2019s errand.\u201d That\u2019s the thing. You don\u2019t have to take me on. Maybe he wasn\u2019t listening. Maybe he wasn\u2019t logged in when we first talked about this. Don\u2019t be Scott Carson, be Brady Durr, be Waddell Conley, be Clifton Sadler, be Kristie Whites, be Elijah Whites. You\u2019re not taking me on. Create your own message because what I\u2019m doing now, most people can\u2019t ever do.\nI did a lot of women\u2019s events. I was the Marketing Director for Texas Women in Business for two years. I\u2019ve been teaching and stuff being on a board for a nonprofit for two years. The thing that when I was young and I was starting out is I would go into these big rooms with these amazing women and instantly feel small. I come home and I\u2019d tell Elijah, I was like, \u201cHow does my brand, this little itty-bitty fish, get in this big pond of people? Who\u2019s going to care? I\u2019m just another marketing agency in Austin, Texas and there are 80,000 of them.\u201d He goes, \u201cNobody does what you do the way that you do it. People aren\u2019t coming to you because you\u2019re a marketing agency. They\u2019re coming to you because of you and how you work with them and what you do with them. They are buying you. They\u2019re not buying your brand. Your brand is the nice packaging that you put around it. Put a little bow around me because most people want to consult with me, they don\u2019t want to consult with Serving Social. I would not compare yourself to anybody else in your own market because nobody is going to do what you do the way that you do it.\nThat is the same concept of any innovation. The thing is that our product has already been developed and there no way that you could either do it better or have something that would appeal to another audience, maybe it\u2019s a different color or maybe it\u2019s how your hand fits around or whatever the case is, just knowing that.\nIf that was the mentality, then Uber, Lyft, Airbnb, all of these companies, if they thought that it was good the way that it was and that nobody else could do it better or different then we wouldn\u2019t have this innovation that we\u2019re having. I love that you made that point.\nWe\u2019ve always come into our own. That exact same challenge of, \u201cWell they already do it really well and they\u2019re right next door to me. How would I compete with that?\u201d Even on National Social Media Day, I forgot who it was. It was another woman that was on there but she said, \u201cWhen somebody heard it from me, I was the only person that could have explained that exact same thing that they\u2019ve heard 100 times, I said it a little bit different that snapped.\u201d\nIt was Ali Larter.\nSome of these towns we\u2019ve gone into like what Kristie mentioned earlier, this lady asked about her brand, \u201cEveryone always tells me I need to figure out my why or who I am.\u201d We even talked about this on Social Media Day, \u201cYou are who you are. Your story is the reason why you got your business started.\u201d Just by explaining that a little bit differently, she came up and she was like, \u201cI\u2019ve been trying to figure out this whole logo thing because everyone keeps on telling me like I got to do it this one way, but I never thought about looking at it like, \u201cWho I am and the reason why I started my business.\u201d Not like, \u201cWhat\u2019s the brand of my business? I started my business to encompass these things and so I\u2019m going to take these things as the reasons and that\u2019s what I\u2019m going to build my brand out of. That\u2019s my narrative. That\u2019s my story. That is the cornerstone of how this company moves forward and the organizations that we associate with.\u201d\nThat\u2019s a big thing for real estate entrepreneurs to realize that is that they don\u2019t have to be somebody who\u2019s closing a thousand deals a year because that\u2019s intimidating. They don\u2019t have to be the FortuneBuilders. They don\u2019t have to be the HomeVestors. They don\u2019t have to be the Scott Carson\u2019s. They can be John Smith. John\u2019s goal is to help America, help people stay in their homes, but also retire from work, to leave his corporate job, to do what he wants, to help him send his kids to college, retire his parents or whatever that story is, use it to embrace it. I guarantee you, there\u2019s a lot of people out there that are thinking or need the same thing, they identify with you, they can be your best cheerleader, your best brand awareness, and your best clients.\nThe thing with that is once you figure it out, keep talking about it. That\u2019s number two. It\u2019s your content. It\u2019s continuing that narrative consistently. What I\u2019ve noticed with some of our clients is, \u201cI\u2019ve already said that.\u201d \u201cThe people that were watching last time know that. The people that are watching this time don\u2019t know that.\u201d That\u2019s why to Elijah\u2019s point earlier, that consistency in your messaging, you need to introduce yourself more than one. For example, we\u2019ve done podcasts with you often, but that doesn\u2019t mean that I\u2019m going to assume that everybody knows what Serving Social is. Majority of your audience probably does, but some of them are new. They don\u2019t know who we are. They don\u2019t know our backstory. They don\u2019t know why we\u2019re the ones talking with you every third Monday of the month.\nIt\u2019s just the narrative to keep consistently talking about. It doesn\u2019t have to be the same way. For example, you tell your full story the first time and the next time you tell a little example of your story why you\u2019re talking about this next topic. Give them a place to go back and learn more. This is the third one and I\u2019ll make this a big one. If you do not have a place where I can go learn more about you, I\u2019m not going to do business with you. It just is what it is. If I met you in person and you give me a business card and I want to go see you on Facebook or see what you\u2019re doing on your website and I can\u2019t find you, I\u2019m not going to do business with you. The reality of that is Millennials, Gen Z, Gen Y, whatever you want to call us, that\u2019s how we do business. That\u2019s how we decide if we\u2019re going to make a purchase decision. Is it can I find you online and learn more about who you are and what you do? Sure I can ask you that question, but it\u2019s not a mentality to necessarily do that at a very loud networking event. All of us are so busy, we don\u2019t have time to sit down to coffee all the time. Your website, your landing page, your information gives me that.\nServing Social: If you do not have a place where I can go learn more about you, I\u2019m not going to do business with you.\nThat\u2019s the key thing about having those items out there. Yeah, a website is great, but if you don\u2019t have anything on it that talks about you and your business, people are going to find it. The Facebook and LinkedIn, the Twitter, the Instagram, that shares the story behind the story of who you are besides that\u2019s who Scott Carson is, not who We Close Notes is. That\u2019s who Kristie and Elijah when they\u2019re out in Nashville helping somebody versus just, \u201cThey\u2019re posting Facebook ads for somebody.\u201d\nWe\u2019ll talk about our clients occasionally through our personal channels if we\u2019re using their product at that time. If it\u2019s something that we\u2019re actually doing. We go out to eat at the restaurants that we serve all the time and we\u2019ll talk about that if our experience was great. We want to share those things with people, but it\u2019s not about promotion of those things either. It could be a landing page. It doesn\u2019t have to be a full-blown website. It could be a Facebook page that\u2019s you and your business, but you have to start somewhere online. The thing with me is that I thought it needed to be perfect. I needed to get something out there.\nFor the whole first year, I\u2019m a marketing company. I\u2019m going to own up to this. I am a marketing company. For the first year of my entire business, I did not have a website. That killed me. I\u2019m sitting here wondering in 2014 like, \u201cWhy don\u2019t I got people coming and visiting? I don\u2019t have people calling me?\u201d It\u2019s because I haven\u2019t put anything out there. I was doing traditional face-to-face networking. I was hitting the pavement every single day. I was getting business but I wasn\u2019t getting business in the way that I could have as much as I could have because I didn\u2019t have that info out there. I lost a lot of business because my presence wasn\u2019t there. They did not care if I had 100 followers or not. They cared if I was there and they could learn more about me.\nThat\u2019s so huge in our niche of investing, especially real estate because we deal with a lot of banks or asset managers or other investors out there. I see this especially on LinkedIn. If you got a LinkedIn profile, how many searches did you show with them? Who\u2019s looked at your profile? \u201cThat asset manager. Let me give him a phone call or I send an email blast out.\u201d Suddenly, LinkedIn views go up by 500 to 1,000. I\u2019m like, \u201cPeople are checking us out. They\u2019re seeing what we\u2019re doing.\u201d They see the story and they dropped me an email or they may connect in return, which is what we want, That\u2019s the same thing is if you know where your audience is at, if it\u2019s a higher-level audience, you\u2019re looking for CEOS or high end, you want to be on LinkedIn or twitter because that\u2019s where they spend majority of the time. If you\u2019re looking more of like a personal story or do you get the word out more so, Facebook\u2019s better for that along with Instagram.\nThat\u2019s a misconception with some of these social networks is that they think that I\u2019m going to be on Facebook, I\u2019m going to start a business channel, and I\u2019m going to get all of these leads and sales. That\u2019s not what social media is for. If you think that it\u2019s going to be lead gen and sales, then think again, it\u2019s not that. It\u2019s your supporting narrative, it\u2019s your supporting content that leads to your sale. Social media is what allows them to connect with you to make that final purchase. If I\u2019m going to go to your website and purchase it, then they\u2019re going to do it with or without your social media. Your social media helps you do that.\nThat\u2019s the thing where we have some people coming to us going, \u201cI want to start a Facebook page. I want to do this much content of it and so how many leads can I expect to get from that?\u201d I\u2019m like, \u201cAbsolutely none.\u201d You need a lead gen, you need a funnel setup with a landing page. The mixture of all this marketing melting pot, people aren\u2019t really figuring out the actuality of what each thing can give you. They naturally assume, \u201cI can make money from social media and I\u2019m going to get all of these leads. I just got to put stuff into it.\u201d No! You can run ads and have a lead gen funnel that allows you to get the sale because that\u2019s what you should be doing, and then you should be supporting everything else on your account because it\u2019s a long game. How long would you say, Scott, were you running your channels before you started seeing people coming in and converting?\nAt least over a year. We can thank Curt Maly, who was a speaker on National Social Media Day. The guy that got booted off of Facebook for 888 days. I didn\u2019t have money, was going through a divorce, I was literally at the bottom of the valley and I was like, \u201cWhat can I do? Let me start posting pictures of these assets, putting pictures of properties, talking about what I\u2019m working on.\u201d I\u2019m literally doing it consistently. Then some guru reached out to somebody and said, \u201cWho in here knows somebody who\u2019s doing a note deal and buying distressed debt?\u201d Curt knew me, being local and being friends on Facebook. He\u2019s like, \u201cYou need to reach out to my friend, Scott Carson.\u201d Then this guy reaches out to me through Curt and says, \u201cI see you\u2019re doing these deals. We want to fly you out to LA or Orlando and put you on stage in front of everybody to talk about your deals that you\u2019re doing.\u201d I\u2019m like, \u201cYou\u2019re going to pay me to fly out? Good, because I can\u2019t afford the airfare.\u201d\nI\u2019m on stage. They gave me a half hour onstage during the lunch break because they give people boxed lunches. They literally give me a talk about the note business. I get bombarded with 200 people at the end. They\u2019re like, \u201cDo you teach a class?\u201d I\u2019m like, \u201cI teach a class.\u201d I was making something up. Here\u2019s my card. Here\u2019s my email. Introduction from somebody on social medial, that the big thing I keep telling people, you never know who\u2019s going to refer you out, but if you don\u2019t post anything, you don\u2019t share your deals that you\u2019re working on, the deals that you\u2019re closing, the only thing you\u2019re guaranteed by not posting on a consistent basis is failure.\nFailure to plan is planning to fail. I wanted people to think about social media like this. Social media is the modern networking event and when you go in there, you automatically start talking to people. That\u2019s what you should be doing here. Now, your postings are when somebody asks you, \u201cWhat\u2019s going on in your world? What exciting things have been happening?\u201d Those are your postings. What things do you need them to know? Those are your postings. It\u2019s about engaging in a conversation. We want people to comment. We want to be commenting back to people. There\u2019s the other thing that has been missed is people get content out, but they don\u2019t talk to a single person. You want people to talk to you, you\u2019ve got to talk to them. That\u2019s how it works.\nIt blows my mind. I see some of these great piece of content out there. These are from small local businesses and then they\u2019ll have a couple of people get on there and take in mind some of these comments could just be other companies trying to get engaged. They\u2019ll jump up there and they\u2019ll say, \u201cAwesome stuff.\u201d A couple little firecracker emojis and a heart. \u201cFantastic. No big deal.\u201d If somebody does that, reply to them, \u201cThank you so much. This is pretty awesome. The one thing that I thought was the coolest part of all of this is\u2026,\u201d then you lay it out. Now you\u2019re continuing on the conversation and you\u2019re giving additional talking points hoping to engage with additional users that would maybe reply to that again and like, \u201cI love that part too,\u201d or whatever the case is.\nEvery time somebody comments, respond to that. Ask people to comment like, \u201cLet\u2019s talk about this in the comments section and let\u2019s keep the conversation going.\u201d Remember that every piece of content that you put out there that you want to get the maximum value out of that and the more engagement you have on that post, the more Google is going to continue to push it up the ladder and you\u2019ll see that, \u201cI had twenty comments on this post.\u201d Here it is and people are still commenting on that same post.\nIt\u2019s visibility. Even Facebook came out and said, \u201cThe more engagement comments that you get on a single posting, the more priority it\u2019s going to get in placement in a timeline.\u201d On the postings where I\u2019ve had tons of people like, it doesn\u2019t get as much exposure on the postings where I\u2019ve had tons of people comment. I keep noticing more and more comments rolling in throughout the weeks because it\u2019s getting priority placement. That\u2019s the network telling you exactly what you need. We actually taught a course a couple years ago on the 40 different ways to engage on social media. One woman took it and ran with it. She took the concept of asking a question and she turned it into asking a question every single day. It was through her personal channel. She put it to a nice graphic background and she\u2019d ask a simple question, \u201cIs it ketchup or mustard?\u201d Seriously, simple questions like that.\nShe would ask these questions every single day and at times, people are like, \u201cFrench fries and here is why.\u201d I caught myself even engaging with them. Everybody came for that question every single day. She\u2019s going to ask something. I came to read the comments because I\u2019m curious to know how people answer or respond to things and then I chime in with it too. She created a conversation that then allowed her to post her other elements of, \u201cHere\u2019s who I am and what I\u2019m doing in my business. Here\u2019s what I\u2019m doing here.\u201d That got additional exposure because she was using the network in a way that engaged and she still asks the questions every single day.\nAnything that you can do to provoke that thought. Questions are good. Talking about a cause. You see this with Steph. She\u2019s talking about the journey that she\u2019s going on with these cats and you have people come in and like, \u201cThis is great.\u201d She has all these people commenting on it because it\u2019s things that they relate with. She knows that audience and she\u2019s going after it. It\u2019s good stuff. It keeps people in the loop. That\u2019s also another thing too, is that sharing stuff like that that may not pertain directly to your business or talking about things, maybe it\u2019s not, \u201cIf I post that, that\u2019s not going to result in a direct sale. That\u2019s not going to do this.\u201d Think about your friends. If you walk around and you\u2019re all the time trying to sell to your friends, you\u2019ve gotten this, \u201cI\u2019ve got this new thing we\u2019re doing. It\u2019s these pills. They do all these great things and I can get you signed up underneath me and then you can get somebody signed up underneath you and we\u2019ll all make millions of dollars. The guy that brought me in. He\u2019s doing seven figures easy.\u201d\nThe triangle method. What kind of music should you listen to while fishing?\nShe got six comments, three shares and seventeen interactions on that. Then she turned around and asked, \u201cQuestion of the day. Soccer, yes or no?\u201d Fourteen comments on this. Some of these range more, but she consistently asked that every single day. Something fun. Something out there. She asked the soccer question because we have the World Cup. She was hopping on trends too.\nAs you post content like that, it gets that engagement. When you do come in with that one sale piece, that one piece that you\u2019re trying to funnel them back to your landing page or your website where they can find out more information, they\u2019re going to be a little more acceptable to that because they haven\u2019t been seeing the same, \u201cBuy this. This is what we got in store.\u201d There\u2019s a time and place for all that. Newsletters are great for that. Being able to remarket people, doing your ads, stuff like that. Being able to engage people and get them interacting with you and then touch on those sales and try to see who\u2019s interested, you\u2019ll probably have a way warmer response from your audience compared to, \u201cI just lost 100 followers. What happened?\u201d They got tired of your shit and they couldn\u2019t take it anymore.\nThat\u2019s how you lose followers. Keep in mind that as you change and more, your content is going to change and more, how you speak is going to change. Serving Social has changed a lot over the last five years. What we first thought we were, we\u2019re not now and that\u2019s okay, but we made sure to change the narrative along the way and let people know what\u2019s happening so you can change along with your business and speak differently and put in different pieces of content. As long as you\u2019re not alienating the fact that you\u2019re supposed to be having conversations and you\u2019re selling to these people. It\u2019s not about don\u2019t ever sell your stuff, but if you\u2019re always making a posting that has a sell link going back to, \u201cWant to learn more? Go here. Want to learn more? Buy here. Register here.\u201d I\u2019m going to stop listening. I\u2019m going to stop reading.\nServing Social: As you change, the more your content is going to change and the more how you speak is going to change.\nYou see a lot of that happening with the new Instagram Stories or Instagram. People who are posting things, it\u2019s always something about, \u201cSign up for my workshop\u201d or \u201cSign up for this.\u201d I\u2019m like, \u201cNobody wants to see you in front of your fake Lamborghini.\u201d Be yourself. They know you are renting it anyway.\nI\u2019m a marketer and I post these things. It\u2019s not going to be the same thing as another marketer friend of mine. She posts completely different stuff. How I talk about Facebook is not how she talks about Facebook. She\u2019ll tell you something different. What Eli said, every person needs to hear it differently and that person is going to connect with how you said it more than how this other person said it. It\u2019s all finding likeminded people literally that speak your language. It\u2019s about the conversation. Facebook said it\u2019s about the conversation. Twitter said it\u2019s about the conversation. Google said it\u2019s about the conversation. You might need to have one maybe.\nI doubt most people could even follow him. I follow a guy named Cord Shiflet here in Austin. He\u2019s a multimillion dollar realtor, sells huge homes. I read this whole story about how he does daddy-kid days. He picks a day, flew his kid out to Lego land, he has the money to do that type of stuff, but if you watch his posts, he sits there and he talks about himself and his family and what they do on a regular basis. Then out of nowhere, he\u2019ll come out with this million-dollar listing and this brand-new house and 100 comments. Tons and tons of likes and stuff like that. He\u2019s engaging finding those people who are interested in who he is as an individual, very wealthy, successful realtor and then turn him around and dropping those little houses every now and then. For the majority of it, it\u2019s all about him, his lifestyle on a regular basis and then he does the sales.\nWe connected with Cord because he started posting about what he was doing. He was being an Uber driver and he would pick up the people that would pay for the lowest fare, like you have levels of how you do cars, you can get a premium car, you can get a lower fare car. He would pick up people in the lower fare cars in his Bentley and these people were freaking out because you have somebody who\u2019s expecting a cheap ride. They need to get to work and a Bentley is pulling up and picking them up and he would use it and do that with it. I\u2019m sitting here like, \u201cThis is a pretty cool dude.\u201d I connected with him and so did Elijah. The next thing you know, then we realized he\u2019s a real estate agent. We have no idea.\nJust that type of content. Showing how he puts himself out there like that is a great example. I am not saying that if your life isn\u2019t as exciting as a millionaire, that\u2019s okay. There\u2019s a lot of people out there that don\u2019t have $1 million. I won\u2019t get close to that but being able to share your journey, your adventure, and then talk about how you make a living is powerful and can change the tides of a business. Remember as a business owner, you are the CEO, you are the owner, you are the influence of your business. Scott Carson is the influence of We Close Notes. People trust Scott, so therefore they trust We Close Notes. Putting yourself out there and then showing how you work inside your business it can be a powerful piece for yourself.\nI\u2019ll give an example. We did The Note Roadshow and I put out some teasers throughout the week like, \u201cWould you be interested if somebody showed up in a market and start looking at assets?\u201d Steph can vouch I literally came up for this. We talked about doing this before we flew out for an event in Ohio. I was like, \u201cI can\u2019t wait that long. I can\u2019t wait a month to do this. I want to do it now.\u201d I did that. Then I reached out to asset managers here to find assets because one of the biggest things that drives me bonkers is when people say, \u201cI can\u2019t find deals. There\u2019s no good stuff out there. There\u2019s nothing in my market.\u201d I\u2019m going to pick two of the markets that a lot of people are investing in. I found roughly 50 assets in Michigan.\nThere was a lot more. I could only get the 50 though. I literally found over 100 assets, but 50 were along my triangle basically. They hit in three days. I can still be there looking at assets next three days if I wanted to do these one off flyers, so that\u2019s what we did. We flew in, we charted off, and we started driving by. We did a Facebook Live video on Friday and Saturday and then as we drove by the properties, we took a picture, put the picture in the comments, Asset 101, Asset 102. The longest one was three minutes or maybe five minutes, a little video that we uploaded as a comment there.\nYou got two days of videos with pictures and us talking about the asset. Friday, we had 272 views. Saturday, over 500 to 550, maybe almost 600, depending where it\u2019s up to now, but people started reaching out. We had realtors reach out, \u201cI\u2019m in the neck of the woods if you need me to pull comps.\u201d A friend of mine said, \u201cAre you coming to my town? Please come by at the office. We will help you pull comps in every Detroit asset.\u201d People are reaching out, \u201cI want to buy that asset, I want to fund that asset or I\u2019ve got money to do deals and stuff with, tell me more about what you\u2019re doing.\u201d We put it on the line like, \u201cHere\u2019s how you do it. Not very hard to do. All the marketing came from a cell phone.\u201d\nThat\u2019s the thing. If they don\u2019t know about it and you don\u2019t tell them, how are they ever going to know that the opportunity is there? You\u2019ve presented them with the information in a channel that they could potentially engage on and allowed it to develop from there. Your intention was to just showcase the contents and get out there and do this and see what comes from it. That that\u2019s great because again, you don\u2019t know what you don\u2019t know.\nWe\u2019re going to end up buying a big chunk of them. Fourteen of the assets were stuff that was already in my portfolio that I drove by. A couple I know that I\u2019ve got to put into rehabs, a couple are occupied, so we\u2019re going to expedite that with the attorney stuff and a lot of them were making bids on, so it gives us a dose, but we\u2019ve got the message out to our audience, \u201cHere\u2019s where we\u2019re at. Here\u2019s what we\u2019re doing.\u201d\nI\u2019d definitely like to touch on is technology. If you have not upgraded your tech, it\u2019s time to. You\u2019re missing out on deals. I don\u2019t know how many times I\u2019ve had somebody, \u201cYou just got to take really good photos and you could really get your products out in your store.\u201d \u201cI don\u2019t have a camera.\u201d Go buy a camera. It\u2019s like this how I see it. You are losing money if you do not have the right tools and resources to make what you are trying to do, whether it\u2019s your marketing, it\u2019s your day to day operations with your business, it\u2019s your finances, whatever it is. If you don\u2019t have the right tools and resources, you are losing money. You\u2019re losing money on the opportunity, you are losing money on the time and you\u2019re wasting your time. Honestly, as business owners, I don\u2019t have a lot of time. That\u2019s the one thing that I covet the most is my time because I\u2019m already strapped for it in the first place. If you are not upgrading your phone, if you\u2019re still using something old, if you need a DSLR because you have a couple hundred products inside your store, go out and spend $1,000 on a camera or go buy a bad ass phone that you can utilize.\nYou don\u2019t even have to buy this thing. You can lease them from Apple for $56 bucks a month. I shoot in 4K video, I have unlimited space on this thing that instantly uploads to the cloud and you know how many apps that I can buy for $199 that edit all of my videos for me and make them look pretty? It\u2019s next to nothing. When we first started the business, we drop thousands into camera equipment, lighting equipment. It\u2019s all obsolete now because my phone can do it better.\nA lot of this stuff is easy things that you could probably get off Amazon. If you\u2019re going to be doing podcasts and stuff, you can get really nice lighting sets that are very easy to use. It\u2019s not rocket science to get it, but technology is so important for your business these days and if you\u2019re not investing into new technology, more of a streamline way to produce your content, to take videos, to take photos, anything like that, you\u2019re screwing yourself over. That\u2019s something that it doesn\u2019t have to be, \u201cWe\u2019ve got to drop $10,000.\u201d\nYou could find that one deal. You could just find the camera that works for you or the video camera that works for you there but even then, there are services like epic.video. They do stuff where you send them a bunch of twenty-second clips and they\u2019ll brand a really solid template for your company and then they will just basically be able to start sending you really quality videos from the video content you sent them. You don\u2019t even have to worry about being some kind of fancy editor or learning a whole new skill and editing. Just shoot that video and there are so many resources out there to do it. It has to start with the technology to make sure you can shoot the video in good enough quality in the first place, because remember, when it comes down to video, visual is one thing, but audio is important. If I\u2019m looking at a video and I can\u2019t hear it or I don\u2019t see the subtitles, there\u2019s a good chance I don\u2019t want to watch it because I don\u2019t understand what I\u2019m looking at. Most people like to understand what\u2019s going on when they\u2019re looking into a direction. With that, get better technology and if you already have that technology, just start using it.\nServing Social: Get better technology and if you already have that technology, just start using it.\nIt doesn\u2019t have to be expensive. We lease the smartphones from Apple, we get free upgrades, we get priority upgrade actually. When the new phone comes out, we can go trade our phone in and we still pay the same amount of money. We lease them until we buy them basically is what it is. It was great because if you don\u2019t have the $1,400 up front to buy it, for $52 a month it is what it is. Then I went out and I spent $32 and I bought a selfie stick. This one\u2019s a little bit different. You connect your camera to it. It has a tripod at the bottom. I set this thing up. It has a remote so I can start and stop my video. It came with a light that I attached to the top of my smartphone like a halo and it came with the microphone that I attached to this so now I have lighting, audio, I have a wireless Bluetooth control, I have a full tripod and a lavalier mic that I spent $32 on plus the cost of the phone.\nTechnology like that is really easy to get and once you get that cleared, you got the good lighting, you got some good audio, at that point in time you really see the difference in your type of video work that you can put out there.\nIt\u2019s quality of any of your content. If people couldn\u2019t hear us right now or if we didn\u2019t have good visuals right now, people aren\u2019t going to be watching this.\nElijah went through a little bit of a thing when we were doing the National Social Media Day. We basically in the database have three webcams. You brought in a lot of great stuff. I\u2019m like, \u201cThat\u2019s awesome,\u201d but we don\u2019t need that for what we did.\nWe brought in too much and then realized it can be very simplified with just a few pieces of equipment. Like what? My $250 laptop I bought at Walmart because mine broke. We did that thing for 27 hours on this little laptop. It doesn\u2019t matter the how much the equipment was, as long as it gives you the quality that you need.\nWe did a shoot with one of our influencers. We do influencer marketing with some of our clients and just like that, Scott, I brought tons of equipment, cases and everything. We\u2019re doing multiple locations and every time we did one location, another box got dropped. Something else got put away. By the time we got to the end, we had the camera. There was no lighting.\nWe shot twelve hours\u2019 worth of shooting with two iPhones X and Steadicam and that was it. That\u2019s what we had by the end of it.\nThe quality we got out was phenomenal. The equipment that we used out of all the stuff, tens of thousands of dollars that we\u2019ve spent, this was stuff that probably under $500 for all of it. Here we are again shooting some amazing content, amazing quality.\nThat allows you to take the money that you would have put because equipment depreciates quickly, like they\u2019ll tell you. If you want to get a loan, like equipment is not something that you want to get a loan for, unless it\u2019s machinery. It\u2019s one of those deals where if we can minimize the cost of our equipment, we can maximize how much we\u2019re putting in to creating our content, what types of content, editing, post production. That budget then can get reallocated into the things that are most important versus spending it on the actual product you\u2019re trying to film with.\nLet\u2019s do a little recap. Knowing who you are, creating the content about yourself and your story, sharing it consistently and then what else? What was it, Kristie?\nCheap and usable technology.\nJust having the right tools and resources to facilitate the type of content that you are creating. If you\u2019re creating a lot of graphic photos, just have something that takes those good photos.\nThank you so much for joining us here. To the audience, thank you for being here. How do they get ahold of you?\nServingSocial.com. You can find all the information you need on us there. Lead by example. Thank you so much, Scott, for having us home.\nThanks, guys. Check out Kristie and Elijah on Facebook under their own personal Facebook, Serving Social on Facebook. There will be one of the speakers at our upcoming Note Labs. One of the great things that we\u2019re working on here for Note CAMP 6.0. The days of Note CAMP 6.0 is September 27th through the 30th. We\u2019re doing something different this time around. We\u2019ll have our regular lineup of speakers providing great quality content but also on one track, we\u2019re going to turn it into a lab side of things. We\u2019re going to have consistent two to three-hour sessions, deep dives into specific subject matters, specific things that you guys are looking to have. If you haven\u2019t signed up, you can go to WeCloseNotes.com and sign up there for the early birds\u2019 tickets. Have a great day. Go out and make something happen. We\u2019ll see you all at the top.\nNote CAMP 6\nDana Garrison\nDigital Marketer Traffic and Conversion Summit\nUnique Designz\nESPN\u2019s 10th Anniversary Body Issue\nEntrepreneurs Roadshow\nServingSocial.com\nAbout Kristie Whites\nKristie Whites is a brand and marketing strategist, philanthropist, and national speaker. Looking to create social impact in the world, Kristie started Serving Social, LLC whose mission is to show businesses that marketing can be simple when you\u2019re provided the right tools and resources.\nHaving worked with brands like Harley Davidson, Women\u2019s Business Council \u2013 Southwest and various nonprofits, Kristie has helped businesses in establishing their marketing strategy, navigate the uncertainty of social media and measure results.\nKristie\u2019s many achievements include becoming a Google Partner, Board Member of the Year for Texas Women in Business, ABJ\u2019s Women of Influence \u2013 Profiles in Power Finalist, ABJ\u2019s Rising Star Finalist, 2nd Place in the Pitch-A-Kid Pitch Competition, and the Moving America Forward Award Presented by Rear Admiral Kevin F. Delaney.\nSome of her other business ventures include acting as the COO of VettedHeroes, LLC a revolutionary job placement platform that connects veterans with today\u2019s top companies. As well as an advisor to the prominent Washington D.C. women\u2019s organization Success in the City.\nCurrently, you can find Kristie and her partner in life and business, Elijah Whites venturing out on the road with their Serving Social offshoot, The Traveling Marketers Roadshow. They\u2019ll be bringing marketing tools and resources directly to business owners across the country in an effort to spread their knowledge beyond urban centers and to build, connect, and grow communities across America.\nHaving worked with small businesses and national brands to reach a broader audience. Elijah\u2019s work engages users across multiple platforms and increase online as well as in-store traffic by using Google\u2018s Street Views 360-degree immersive Technology,\nThe Elijah serves as a business Advisor to VettedHeroes \u2013 A platform for training and career placement for our country\u2019s former military members. 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        "raw_content": "by David Walks-As-Bear\n1.) \u201cDavid Walks-As-Bear delivers all the action and suspense you could ever want, but beyond that there is so much wisdom in everything he writes. And so much humanity. In a world of pretenders, David Walks-as-Bear is the real thing.\u201d ---Steve Hamilton, author of Michigan\u2019s Upper Peninsula\u2019s Alex McKnight series\n2.) \u201cThe Murmurings, a novel of mystery, a novel of mystic-spiritual power, a novel of love, loyalty, friendship, betrayal, and murder; a storyline woven so intricately together that it is a masterpiece. Highly recommended.\u201d ---Midwest Book Review\n3.) \u201cEly Stone is a compelling protagonist, richly endowed with both smarts and wit. Through him, David Walks-As-Bear nails voice, character, sense of place, and cultural insight in these pages, and I look forward to reading a great deal more of his work.\u201d --Cornelia Read, Madeline Dare series author\nAbout the author David Walks-As-Bear\nDavid Walks-As-Bear is a Kispoko Shawnee Indian and Inter-tribal Elder. He writes the Ely Stone series of novels, as well as other books. Retired from the U.S. Coast Guard Reserve as a photojournalist, his career has been evenly divided between journalism and conservation law enforcement. He has been a park ranger and manager, a reporter and magazine staff writer, as well as a deputy sheriff and federal armed boarding officer...\nBooks by David Walks-As-Bear",
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        "raw_content": "Conquering the North Pole was certainly a challenge, but compared to becoming a mother, it\u2019s almost a walk in the park, says Elham Al Qasimi.\nIn April 2010, Al Qasimi became the first Emirati \u2013 and as such the first Arab woman \u2013 to conquer the icy expanse of the North Pole, when she successfully completed a three-week journey, which involved skiing cross-country for 14 hours a day and dragging her supplies on a sledge, to reach her destination completely unassisted.\nAnd since then, Al Qasimi has not been idle. The investment manager, who lives in Dubai, but works in Abu Dhabi, manages a portfolio of investments in the tech sector, dealing with acquisitions and setting strategies on how to invest in technology. She gives motivational talks to students, young people and professionals across the UAE, maintains her full-time job and is a member of the GlobalFoundries Board of Directors, a California-based semiconductor company. 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All proceedings of the Association shall be in harmony with the policies and activities of the American Quarter Horse Association.\nMembership shall be open to an individual, family, partnership, farm, firm, or corporation within or outside the state of Wisconsin. Only Wisconsin residents may be elected to office. Members of the Association shall become subject to the rules and the bylaws then in force or later adopted by the Association, and shall be subject to disciplinary action by the Association as provided by these bylaws. A family membership shall include husband and wife, parent or legal guardian, and children 18 years of age and under. All members of the family and farm name, if any, must be designated. A single membership shall be open to persons of any age. Family, farm, partnership, and corporation memberships must designate on the membership application two (2) people to represent said memberships on voting matters. 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Dues shall be set and reviewed from time to time by the Board of Directors.\nThe State of Wisconsin shall be divided into six (6) districts as follows:\nDISTRICT 1 shall consist of Ashland, Barron, Bayfield, Burnett, Chippewa, Clark, Douglas, Dunn, Eau Claire, Iron, Lincoln, Marathon, Oneida, Pepin, Peirce, Polk, Portage, Rusk, St. Croix, Sawyer, Taylor, Vilas, Washburn and Wood counties.\nDISTRICT 2 shall consist of Brown, Door, Florence, Forest, Kewaunee, Langlade, Marinette, Menomonie, Oconto, Outagamie, Shawano, Waupaca and Winnebago counties.\nDISTRICT 3 shall consist of Calumet Fond du Lac, Manitowoc, Ozaukee, Sheboygan and Washington counties.\nDISTRICT 4 shall consist of Adams, Buffalo, Columbia, Crawford, Dodge, Green Lake, Jackson, Juneau, La Crosse, Marquette, Monroe, Richland, Sauk, Trempeleau, Vernon and Waushara counties.\nDISTRICT 5 shall consist of Dane, Grant, Green, Iowa, Jefferson, LaFayette, and Rock counties.\nDISTRICT 6 shall consist of Kenosha, Milwaukee, Racine, Walworth and Waukesha counties.\nThe officers of the Association shall be President, Vice-President and Secretary. The President shall preside at all regular and special meetings and perform such other duties as are customary to the office of President. The Vice-President shall assume the duties of the President when he/she is absent from a meeting or is unable to act for other reasons. The Secretary shall perform the customary duties pertaining to such offices subject to the authority of the Board of Directors. The treasurer shall be appointed by the Board of Directors. The appointed treasurer shall have previous experience in accounting and shall be knowledgeable and familiar with accepted accounting procedures. The appointed treasurer will be a non-voting member of the Board of Directors and shall not be included when establishing a quorum.\nThe President shall be elected for a two-year term; the other officers shall be elected for a one-year term.\nThe number of regional Vice-Presidents shall be three (3). One Vice-President shall be elected by the members residing in districts 1 and 2. One Vice-President shall be elected by the members residing in districts 3 and 4. One Vice-President shall be elected by the members residing in districts 5 and 6. Each Regional Vice-President shall assist the District Directors in his/her region, provide help with shows if requested, and see that the District Directors call meetings in October in the respective districts to nominate one of more candidates for District Director and one or more candidates for Regional Vice-President to be placed on the ballot for the annual election.\nEach district shall elect one or more persons to serve as District Directors in the ratio of one Director per 50 membership votes, i.e. one Director for 1-50 membership votes; 2 Directors for 51-100 membership votes; and 3 Directors for any number over 100 membership votes. The number of Directors representing each of the Wisconsin districts shall be determined by the total number of membership votes in each district on October 1st of the previous year. The duty of the District Director shall be to serve on the Board of Directors and vote on such matters as come before the Board. Each elected Director shall have the right to select an alternate from his/her district to attend and vote at meetings of the Board of Directors which the Director is unable to attend. In case of vacancy due to death, resignation, suspension, or a move from the district, The Board of Directors shall by a majority vote of the entire Board, elect a successor from the respective district to serve until the next regular annual meeting.\nCandidates for National Director for the state of Wisconsin may be nominated by the Association membership for approval by the American Quarter Horse Association. The National Directors from Wisconsin and any honorary AQHA Vice-Presidents residing in Wisconsin may be asked to serve as voting members of the Board of Directors. In return for their voting privileges, their duties shall be:\na) To consider any question brought to them by any member residing in the state and to willingly give their counsel and advice;\nb) To bring to the attention of the AQHA any question or problem which cannot be resolved by the state Board of Directors and follow through until resolution;\nc) To update the WQHA Board of Directors at meetings held thru out the year. If unable to attend, a report shall be emailed to the Board prior to the meeting.\nd) To report to the membership pertinent details of the AQHA annual convention. This report shall be published in the minutes of the Association on the WQHA website. The responsibilities of the National Directors in the American Quarter Horse Association are outlined in the AQHA rule book. The Board of Directors may reimburse travel expenditures of the National Directors with prior approval.\nWhen a vacancy occurs in the AQHA National Directorship for Wisconsin and due notification of the vacancy has been received from the AQHA, an election to establish a nominee from the state of Wisconsin to fill this vacancy shall be conducted. The nominations shall follow the process indicated in Article XI of the bylaws. The individual selected as the Wisconsin nominee in the voting process will be the candidate nominated by the WQHA to the AQHA nominating and credentials committee. The AQHA nominating and credentials committee will select the National Director from a list of candidates including the WQHA Nominee.\nThe Board of Directors shall consist of the elected Officers, the three Regional Vice-Presidents, the District Directors, the Immediate Past President, the National Directors, Directors-at-Large, Directors Emeritus and Honorary AQHA Vice-Presidents residing in Wisconsin. The general management of the Association shall be conducted by the Board of Directors. The term of office of the Board of Directors shall be one (1) year beginning January 1. Meetings of the Board shall be called by the president at such time as he/she feels is necessary. At least one meeting shall be called and convened every sixty (60) days. If the President does not call this meeting, it may be called by any five (5) Directors of the Board. Notice of meetings of the Board of Directors shall be given in a reasonable time to each Director by mail, telephone, fax or e-mail. Reasonable notice and the method of giving notice shall be determined by the President and the Secretary, keeping in mind the urgency of the business to be conducted. Location of the meeting shall be determined by the President. A majority of the Board (including alternates) shall constitute a quorum for conducting business. The ex-officio members of the Board (past president, National Directors, Directors-at-Large, Directors Emeritus, and Honorary AQHA Vice-Presidents) shall not be counted in the quorum but their votes shall count in the conduct of business. If any member of the Board of Directors misses three (3) consecutive meetings without a valid excuse or without sending an alternate, this Board member may be removed from office at the discretion of the Board of Directors, and a successor appointed by the Board to serve the remaining term of office. Any District Director or Regional Vice-President may be removed from office at any time by a majority vote of the members in his/her district or region at a meeting called for that purpose, provided at least a ten (10) day notice has been given in writing to each member of that district or region. An officer of this Association may be removed at any time by a majority vote of the general membership attending a meeting called for that purpose, provided at least a ten (10) day notice has been given in writing to each member of the Association. The quorum for this action shall be that as defined in Article XIX Section 2 of these bylaws.\nThe Executive Committee shall consist of the elected Officers and the Regional Vice-Presidents. Only one member of a family (husband, wife and children 18 years of age and under) may serve as a voting member of the Executive Committee at any time. The Executive Committee shall act of behalf of the Board to conduct the day-to-day business of the Association which does not require a full meeting of the board. Meetings of the Executive Committee shall be held at the discretion of the President as required to conduct the business of the Association. The agenda of the Executive Committee meetings shall be communicated to the Board of Directors one week prior to the meeting of the committee. Location of the meetings shall be determined by the President. A majority of the Executive Committee shall constitute a quorum for conducting business.\nA nominating committee, consisting of the Regional Vice-Presidents, shall prepare a slate of nominees for officers of the Association. At district meetings held prior to the annual meeting, nominees shall be selected from the floor for the offices of District Director and Regional Vice-President. The nominating member must reside in the nominee's district or region. All nominees shall be presented at the annual meeting by the Elections Committee. The election of the Board of Directors (Officers, District Directions, Regional Vice-Presidents), and the confirmation of a National Director Nominee, shall be by mail ballot. Ballots shall be mailed within two (2) weeks of the annual meeting to all members in good standing of the Wisconsin Quarter Horse Association. There shall be space on the ballot for write-in candidates. Ballots shall include the date of the December Board of Directors meeting at which the votes will be validated.\nEach member shall vote for all Officers and for the District Directors and Regional Vice-President from his/her respective district and region. A family, partnership, farm, firm or corporation membership shall be allowed two (2) votes; a single membership is allowed one (1) vote. All marked ballots shall be placed in a sealed envelope and received by the Election Committee at the designated address by the first Saturday of December. The Election Committee chairperson shall present the results of the voting at the December meeting of the Board of Directors. The Board shall consider any election challenges and shall validate election results. The decision of the board is final.\nIf at the close of nominations at the duly held annual meeting, there are no contested positions, the Executive Officer may call for a vote of acclimation from the floor, this vote will supersede the mailing of ballots and nominated officers and directors will stand as elected. This process will only be used in lieu of a ballot vote when there are no contested positions. If upon the close of nominations there are no contested races for Executive Committee Members, the chair may call for a vote of the members present to elect the Executive Committee and advise the elections committee to mail ballots to the respective districts with contested races for District Director.\nVarious committees and their chairpersons may be appointed by the president and approved by the Board to help conduct the business of the Association. Committee chairpersons may attend any meetings of the Board as non-voting members. Committee chairs are required to submit a prosed budget for approval by the Board of Directors. Committees are to submit a report for all Board of Director Meetings. All committees shall report to the Board on their activities and recommend policy changes to the Board. All expenditures beyond the budgeted amount for the committee must be approved by the Board prior to the expenditure. All financial transactions conducted by committees (i.e. disbursements and receivables) will be conducted through the office of the WQHA treasurer. Any member of a committee who fails to perform his/her duties may be removed from the committee by a two-thirds vote of the Executive Committee.\nThe annual meeting of the Association shall be held at a location and time determined by the President, not prior to the second Saturday in October, nor later than the second Saturday in November. Notice of the annual meeting shall be published in the calendar of events on the WQHA website, emailed and/or mailed. The annual awards banquet shall be held on a date approved by the Board of Directors. District members select nominees for district office. In addition to the annual meeting, a general membership meeting may be held in the spring if called by the Board of Directors with proper notice to the membership.\nSpecial meetings may be called by the President or by any five (5) members of the Board of Directors with at least a ten (10) day written notice and an agenda indicating the purpose of the meeting. At all meetings of the Association, holders of a family, partnership, farm, firm or corporation membership shall be allowed two (2) votes provided the designated representatives are present; holders of a single membership shall be allowed one (1) vote. Proxy votes will be accepted for any member in good standing provided that the presiding officer has a signed statement authorizing the proxy vote. In the event that a quorum is not present for a Board of Directors meeting, members in attendance from a director's home district may be appointed by the presiding officer to proxy for that director provided that no district may be represented by more than their allotted votes.\nSome paid positions are necessary for the day-to-day operations of the Association. The Board of Directors shall review all applications for paid positions and hire applicants on a yearly basis by a majority vote. Applications for paid positions shall be submitted no later than October 30 of each year. Employee contracts shall run from January 1 through December 31 each year. Paid positions shall receive compensations including salary and office expenses as determined by the Board of Directors. All paid and unpaid positions shall submit a written monthly report for each Board of Directors meeting. All position, paid or unpaid, shall be required to turn over all hard copy and digital files to the WQHA Board of Directors upon request, annually upon completion of term, or upon resignation.\nAny person placed under disciplinary sanction by the American Quarter Horse Association, i.e. expulsion, suspension, etc. is automatically placed under sanction by the Association. Sanctions shall apply to all Association activities, i.e. show, futurities, etc., Disciplinary restrictions imposed by the Association shall conform to the restrictions imposed by the AQHA. The following acts and proof of their commission established to the satisfaction of the Board of Directors shall be sufficient grounds for suspension or expulsion of any member from the Wisconsin Quarter Horse Association: Not paying or giving a worthless check for entry fees, office charges, stall charges, stock charges, advertising payments and any other fees or debts delinquent over 90 days, provided that the members are provided with written notice by certified mail of the impending suspension. Board of Directors request for a hearing must be made in writing to the President within 15 days of receipt of the suspension notice. Any member is entitled to a fair and impartial public hearing to appeal a potential suspension or expulsion prior to a vote by the Board of Directors. Notification of suspension or expulsion shall be by certified mail, return receipt requested. A member suspended or expelled by this Association may be reinstated by a majority vote of the Board of Directors. Reinstatement following sanctions imposed by the AQHA shall require written proof of reinstatement by the AQHA and approval of the Executive Committee of the WQHA.\nWQHA State Show\nThe annual Wisconsin Quarter Horse Association State Show shall be held as approved by the American Quarter Horse Association..\nThe fiscal year of the Association shall be from January 1 through December 31.\nWritten contracts of the Association shall be executed on behalf of the Association by the President, provided they are reviewed and approved by the Executive Committee and/or the Board of Directors.\nThese bylaws may be amended in either of the following ways: 1) At any annual or general meeting of the Association by a majority vote of those present and voting provided that: a) the amendment has been approved and recommended by a majority of the Board of Directors present at a properly convened meeting and b) all proposed amendments have been published on the WQHA website and/or emailed to the membership prior to the meeting at which they are to be voted on: or 2) At any annual or general meeting by three-fourths of the members present and voting provided there is a quorum of one-fourth of the membership from within the state of Wisconsin. 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        "raw_content": "Home \u203a News \u203a News Stories \u203a First Broadcast of Emerging Thailand Aired June 16\nFirst Broadcast of Emerging Thailand Aired June 16\nTwo More Broadcasts followed in June\nThe film Emerging Thailand: The Spirit of Small Enterprise was broadcasted on Chicago Access Network Television (CAN TV) on Sunday, June 16 at 10:30 a.m. on Channel 21. The broadcast will also aired a discussion that followed the Chicago premiere of the film at the International House in May. Two more broadcasts of the film and discussion followed on June 17 at noon on Channel 21 and June 21 at 8 a.m. on Channel 19.\nEmerging Thailand: The Spirit of Small Enterprise is a documentary film that takes viewers into the world of Thailand's small businesses and shows how the country's enterprises have diversified, grown and survived amid a rapidly changing marketplace and even led the marketplace itself. The film provides an intimate portrait of Thailand and its people, showcasing the country's diverse landscape, from rice paddies and farms to floating markets and chaotic urban centers. Viewers meet rubber farmers as they collect latex, watch silk growers cultivate their threads and see shrimp farmers netting their crops\u2014all against a backdrop of breathtaking beauty.\nFilm Synopsis: For more than 15 years, Dr. Robert Townsend has led a team of economists from around the world and local researchers, traversing Thailand to conduct detailed assessments of the country's villages, towns, and urban neighborhoods\u2014and the economies within. They have created a living database of the economic and financial behaviors of thousands of households and small enterprises, many of which were previously unaccounted for. Along the way, they have made extraordinary observations about the nature of emerging markets, what makes entrepreneurs successful, how their communities support them, and the large role they play in national growth and the creation of wealth. This compelling documentary (34 minutes) reveals the emerging spirit and dynamism of the Thai people and shares discoveries that will change your perspective on developing countries worldwide.\nFor more information about the film, please visit www.emergingthailand.org",
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        "raw_content": "Articles Tagged state of the wine industry report 2013\nSVB\u2019s State Of The Wine Industry 2014 Report Makes Us Look Like Geniuses (And Other Tidbits)\nVinted on February 18, 2014 binned in commentary, wine news\nLast year, I wrote some OpEd on the 2013 version of Silicon Valley Bank\u2019s annual State of the Wine Industry report. In that gonzo style (is there any other kind?!??) take, I made a prediction about the long-ish term future of wine sales in the U.S.. That prediction basically underscored a similar prediction I made in 2011 regarding how the current top dogs of wine buying in this country \u2013 the Baby Boomer generation \u2013 would fall off precipitously as they age in terms of no longer buying luxury goods like wine, either because they can no longer do this when they die, will not want to do it if they encounter failing health, or will not be able to do it because they will run out of money in retirement.\nThe 2014 version of SVB\u2019s report (yeah, I know, it was weeks and weeks ago, I\u2019m late), contains a very interesting statement in the \u201c2014 Business Predictions\u201d section, on page five (emphasis is mine):\n\u201cWe believe we are trending to a transition point as Boomers hit retirement and the economic condition of the Millennials replacing them is burdened with high levels of student debt and weak job prospects. In the current period we expect to see continued growth in overall demand but only limited pricing power for producers. Within the next five to seven years however, the evolution from Boomers to Millennials as dominant purchasers of wine will prove a significant headwind to sustained growth in the wine business.\u201d\nIn other words, SVB recently made you and me look like genius-level, Nostradamus-like oracles, since we\u2019ve been saying this for nearly three years now, you and I. Okay, semi-genius. Okay, somewhat-smart-folks. Alright, alright, I will entertain the possibility that it was a blind-squirrel-finds-an-acorn thing. Also, few in the wine world appear to actually be listening to us (SVB excepted, of course!), so we may still be stoned to death, like some of the oracles of old. Best not to think too much about that\u2026\nBoomers And Busts: Sobering News For The U.S. Wine Business in 2013?\nVinted on February 12, 2013 binned in best of, commentary, wine news\nAnyone remember back in 2011, when we talked about the fact that Boomers \u2013 who by and large account for the vast majority of current wine sales \u2013 wouldn\u2019t be around forever, and so the wine biz really needed to get off of its duff and start thinking about how it would court Gen X and Millenial buyers?\nWell, I\u2019ve got some bad news for those who\u2019ve been ignoring that advice.\nIn the 2013 incarnation of Silicon Valley Bank\u2019s annual State Of The Wine Industry Report presentation, a round-table style discussion between author Rob McMillan (from SVB\u2019s wine division), Paul Mabray of VinTank, Tony Correia of The Correia Company and MJ Dale of KLH Consulting, who discussed the results of the report live in mid-January 2013. During the discussion (uber-interesting for wine geeks and insiders, probably not so much for normal people), McMillan (who is a nice and interesting guy, by the way, something I found out when I had dinner with him at Nickel & Nickel) discussed the sobering fact that the exit of Boomers from the wine market will be a potentially enormous blow to wine sales, and that the Millennial generation requires focus to help fill the expected gap.\nTo ease in the understanding of this, I\u2019ve taken a graph from the SVB report and \u201cenhanced\u201d it so that the implications are more, well\u2026 transparent (click to \u201cembiggen\u201d):\nIn other words, Boomers don\u2019t just exit the wine market \u201cfeet first\u201d (though many, hopefully, will continue to love wine and keep on buying it until they shuffle off this mortal coil); they exit it in droves when they retire. The message is this: if you\u2019re a wine producer who hasn\u2019t been courting younger generations as well as Boomers (And as we\u2019ll see in a minute or two, chances are good that you haven\u2019t), you ought to be crapping a brick right about now\u2026",
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        "raw_content": "CUPE 2626 is organizing a series of conferences on various issues faced by students and workers. Don\u2019t miss Changing the Game, by the Broadbent Institute\u2018s Joshua Bizjak. (Read Joshua\u2019s bio.) The conference takes place on Wednesday, December 6 at 5:30pm, in GSD 307 (third floor above Caf\u00e9 Nostalgica). The venue is equipped with an elevator and \u2026\nThe 2017 Fall General Assembly will take place on Wednesday, November 15, at Caf\u00e9 Nostalgica (601 Cumberland). Registration opens at 4 p.m, and you will receive a free drink ticket! LEARN MORE ABOUT THE GA\nFollowing the Ratification Referendum which took place from March 28 to March 31, 2017, CUPE 2626 is proud to announce that the agreement in principle between the Union and the Employer (the University of Ottawa) for a new Collective Agreement (2016-2019) has been ratified. Ratification Referendum Results Members were invited to vote on the following question: \u201cDo you accept the proposed \u2026\nThat\u2019s right! Our bargaining team has reached an agreement in principe with the University (our Employer) regarding our new Collective Agreement (2016-19). The Collective Agreement will not come into effect until the agreement in principle has been ratified by the Union members (that\u2019s you!) by referendum. Therefore, CUPE 2626 invites its members to answer the \u2026\nWhy we need a strike mandate CUPE 2626 has been bargaining with the University of Ottawa since the beginning of the Summer. After 225+ days at the bargaining table, we have to conclude that the University\u2019s best offer falls short of our needs. It is now time to send the University a clear message: student workers \u2026\nHave a Happy Holiday! Our office will close for the holidays at 4 p.m. on Thursday, Dec. 22. We will be back on Monday, Jan. 9, 2017. How to avoid celebrating with a big stack of papers to grade: http://www.2626.ca/your-rights/avoiding-overwork/\nSince our last bargaining update on August 31st, there has been some progress at the table with the Employer, and even a few major victories emerging from the last several meetings. According to the Chair of the Bargaining Committee, Xavier Laberge, Bargaining on the non-monetary questions is going pretty well. We had to drop some \u2026",
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        "raw_content": "blackout evening\nPleasure Seekers: Are You Oblivious To The Fact You're Addicted?\nAs humans, we\u2019re generally programmed to seek the most amount of pleasure and least amount of pain possible. Unfortunately, with modern conveniences at every turn, it means that it\u2019s all too easy for us to get \u2018too much of a good thing.' We can become addicted, and damage our health by doing the things we find the most enjoyable.\nThere are lots of substance abuse resources out there for more serious addictions, but what about others that are considered less severe? Sometimes they can seem so minor (or even be seen as good for you) that people don\u2019t even realize they\u2019re an issue. Here are some of the things you could be addicted to, and be affecting your mental and physical health without you even realizing.\nCaffeine is the world\u2019s most widely used drug, it\u2019s unregulated and completely legal in every country on earth. A cup of coffee can be fantastic, it wakes you up in the morning, can perk you up if you\u2019re experiencing a mid day slump or help you pull that all-nighter while you\u2019re studying for an exam. However, it\u2019s easy to forget that caffeine is actually a psychoactive substance, meaning it changes brain function, perception, mood, consciousness, and behavior. Like any drug, it\u2019s addictive, with withdrawal including symptoms like a headache, fatigue, irritability and low mood. Taken in sensible amounts (experts suggest four cups a day is safe for healthy adults) it\u2019s fine. However, caffeine can be the reason behind some serious issues. The first is of course sleep. Caffeine is a stimulant and lasts for a long time in the body- it has a half-life of three to six hours meaning half of it is eliminated from the body in that time. However, the remaining caffeine can last for a very long time, over twelve hours in many cases. Meaning even a cup early on in the day can affect you being able to sleep at night. This, of course, leads to a restless night, a tired morning and more cups of coffee to get you through the day. Over time a lack of sleep can lead to chronic health issues like high blood pressure, stroke, heart disease, type two diabetes and mental health problems. Caffeine can also affect the absorption and metabolism of calcium which can lead to bone thinning and osteoporosis.\nExercise is absolutely vital for the health of the body. It strengthens the immune system protecting you from disease, it builds bones and muscles making you stronger and less prone to injury, it increases fitness and endurance and can have plenty of positive mental health benefits too. However, it\u2019s possible to become addicted to exercise and actually cause yourself more harm than good. A perfect example of \u2018too much of a good thing.\u2019 Exercise addiction can sometimes be linked to eating disorders, those with anorexia or bulimia, for example, can become obsessed with burning calories and fat and have strong compulsions to exercise. It can also be linked to anxiety disorders as exercise can be something that makes people feel in control. Behavioral addictions can lead to serious distress when people aren\u2019t able to perform the action, and it can take over their lives. It can lead to isolation from friends and family, a loss of interest in any other activity and can also be dangerous for health too. Those who are exercising obsessively and not fuelling their bodies with the right foods put themselves at risk of heart problems, osteoporosis, reproductive problems and stress fractures and permanent damage to muscles and ligaments. Addressing the underlying disorder and counseling for the behavioral aspect is likely to have very good results.\nMost of us rely heavily on devices. Instead of reading the morning paper, we pick up our phones. Instead of reading a paper book, we will read an e-book on our screens. When we\u2019re bored, we\u2019ll play a game, or chat to a friend on social media. We go to work and work from a computer, come home and stream shows on our computer and probably fall asleep listening to music or a podcast on our devices. It\u2019s become so much of a part of daily life that we\u2019re completely addicted without even realizing. Have you ever been separated from your phone or computer, perhaps while it went in for repair or because you weren\u2019t allowed to have it with you? Chances are you experienced feelings of anxiousness, irritability, and loss- all things you would see from anyone withdrawing (mentally or physically) from something they were addicted to. 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        "raw_content": "Technological Expressionism\nA new exhibition Pro Tools by Brooklyn-based digital artist Cory Arcangel at the Whitney explores the relationship between cultural production and digital technology.\nCultural production is increasingly dominated by technologies about the workings of which most people are completely in the dark. Uploading videos to the Internet and digitally manipulating our photographs are arguably the dominant modes of visual expression in our society, using tools which are designed to be used without understanding how they work, leaving us increasingly disassociated from the modes by which we express ourselves on a day-to-day basis. Since the early 2000s, Brooklyn-based artist Cory Arcangel (b. 1978) has been making work that explores this relation between cultural expression and technology. Combining a formidable level of technical ability with a whimsical sense of humour and a marked ambivalence about the technologies he makes use of, Arcangel modifies and adapts appropriated digital technologies, critically recasting the tools we take for granted.\nIn a large-scale summer exhibition, Pro Tools, curated by Christiane Paul, the Whitney Museum of American Art is presenting a wide-ranging selection of recent work including sculpture, video, works on paper and interactive computer-game modifications. At the centre of Pro Tools is Various Self Playing Bowling Games aka Beat The Champ (2011), which was co-commissioned by the Barbican, and shown at The Curve gallery there this spring. The piece features large-scale multi-channel video projections of 14 different computerised bowling games spanning from the late 1970s to the present-day. The sound of all the games playing at once makes for a blaring cacophony of electronic sounds; the flashing images an overwhelming visual collage. In its sweep from the pixellated blocks of the Atari 2600 to the clean blue and white lines of the Sega Genesis, and the edgy polygons of early 3D graphics in Playstation 1, Beat the Champ is like an evolutionary timeline of computer imagery.\nThe visual history of bowling games encapsulated in Beat the Champ is a playful counter-narrative to traditional histories of 20th century art; the relentless thrust of computer game designers towards realist representation can be seen as an inverted version of the move towards abstraction in 20th century painting. As the curator of Pro Tools, Christiane Paul points out, it\u2019s this awareness of and sensitivity to historical perspectives that sets Arcangel\u2019s practice apart: \u201cI think it\u2019s definitely what distinguishes his work from many other works [of digital art], that he enters a dialogue with traditional art forms and history.\u201d\nBeat the Champ is also distinguished by its sense of humour and its humanity. All of the self-playing consoles have been rigged so that they roll endless gutter balls. We see the disappoined reactions of the various computer characters as they\u2019re caught up in a repetitive loop of groans and anguished gesticulations, before dusting themselves off and having another go. As Paul has noted: \u201cIt makes you laugh, but at the same time, you notice there is something dystopian in it.\u201d\nArcangel\u2019s arcade is distinctly Kafkaesque, a post-modern funhouse in which the bowlers continually re-enact a modern version of the Sisyphus myth in which King Sisyphus was punished by having to roll a boulder up a hill eternally and watch it roll back down again. In Masters (2011), another modified computer game exhibited for the first time in Pro Tools, the gallery visitor gets a taste of this unceasing disappointment. Viewers are encouraged to interact with the golf game, putting the ball towards the hole. As with Beat the Champ, this is an impossible task because Arcangel has modified the game in such a way that the ball will never drop into the hole.\nIn pitting the human player against a modified technological tool, Masters critically examines our everyday interactions with technology. It draws attention to the increasing way in which we live our lives through and are governed by technologies that most of us don\u2019t understand or have any control over. In this, it recalls other works by contemporary digital artists such as Mary Flanagan whose [giantjoystick] (2006) is a 10-foot tall working computer joystick, looming over the people who attempt to use it, stressing the control that technology has over us. The form of cultural and non-malicious hacking that Arcangel practices is a way of wresting some control back from technologies that seem insurmountable to the uninitiated. \u201cThe message here is never simple\u201d, notes Paul, \u201con the one hand there is a denial or a rescinding of control, and on the other hand, there\u2019s a celebration of the do-it-yourself aesthetic and what people can do with these technological tools.\u201d\nFailure and futility are at the heart of the Beat the Champ and Masters\u2019 aesthetic, recalling an earlier piece, Permanent Vacation (2008), in which he set up two Mac computers to send \u201cout-of-office\u201d emails back and forth to one another indefinitely until the systems became overloaded and crashed, like a tennis game between two exhausted office-workers on their permanent vacation. There\u2019s a sense in which these pieces comically dramatise the importance of humans working with technology and manipulating it rather than being controlled and frustrated by it.\nWhat Arcangel seems to be addressing in these pieces is the idea of amateurs being able to modify and adapt the \u201cPro Tools\u201d of technology. One of the first pieces with which he achieved great acclaim was Super Mario Clouds (2002), a Nintendo cartridge in which he erased everything except the clouds and the blue background so that what remained was a strangely moving and poetic scroll of little computerised clouds. Arcangel\u2019s commitment to the \u201cdo-it- yourself aesthetic\u201d can be seen in the fact he has put instructions and source code to replicate the work on his website, as if encouraging other would-be amateur technology-modifiers. As a token of how ahead-of-the-pack he was, in 2002, when Arcangel first posted this piece to the Internet, he had to do so as a moving-gif file because videos couldn\u2019t yet be uploaded to the Internet, a situation that is almost unfathomable today, with the proliferation of video material online, and in particular on YouTube.\nThe video piece There\u2019s Always One At Every Party (2010) riffs on the popular YouTube genre of the supercut, an exhaustive montage presenting every instance of a particular thing. In this case, Arcangel presents every instance from the T.V. series Seinfeld in which Kramer\u2019s \u201cCoffee Table Book about Coffee Tables\u201d is mentioned. At once critiquing the indulgence and self-reflexivity of the supercut genre, There\u2019s Always One At Every Party also celebrates the way technologies such as YouTube facilitate expressiveness, in which private obsessions can be broadcast, shared, and, in the best examples, questioned. In the context of the video, Kramer\u2019s coffee-table book seems to refer to Conceptual Art and the practice of making art about making art. As with much of Arcangel\u2019s work, There\u2019s Always One At Every Party retains an ambiguous relationship to the technological tools of its production, in which there\u2019s an implied critique of the ease and lack of rigour in most products of the obsessive remix culture.\nArcangel initially trained as a musician at Oberlin Conservatory, Ohio, earning a Bachelor of Music in classical performance and electronic composition, before changing his focus towards the visual arts. Music remains important in his practice. Paganini Caprice No. 5 (2011) takes the critique of remix culture one step further, re-presenting Paganini\u2019s Violin Caprice No. 5, made up entirely from individual notes taken from YouTube videos of heavy metal. Paganini Caprice No. 5 is produced using software that Arcangel wrote himself, and which he ironically called Gould Pro, after the world famous pianist Glenn Gould (1931-1982) and riffing on the popular suffix to high-tech software. Gould Pro enables the user to recreate pieces of classical, atonal and baroque music from YouTube clips at an alarming speed, faster than previously available commercial editing software. As a feat of software writing, it\u2019s as virtuoso as a violinist attempting the Violin Caprice No. 5, but the speed and ease with which the software makes remaking these incredibly difficult pieces of music possible has an obscenity to it; an implied critique of its own logic.\nPaganini Caprice No. 5 (2011) also highlights one of the most important elements around which Pro Tools is structured; that of the product demonstration. The piece is essentially a product demonstration of Gould Pro, chosen for the high level of virtuosity it demands of the musician in order to show the speed and accessibility of the software. Similarly, Arcangel\u2019s series of prints Photoshop Gradient Demonstrations (2011), is nominally designed to demonstrate the fades between colours available on the software Photoshop. Calling to mind Abstract Expressionism, the prints are compelling explorations of chromatic abstraction, and mutedly expressive too in the way the colours bruise into one another, particularly around the purples, blues and reds. The expressive quality of the prints is offset and humourously undercut by their titles, which list the exact commands and mouse-clicks required to reproduce the images. By foregrounding the process so explicitly in the titles of the individual prints, and by appropriating the branding of the software in the title of the series, Arcangel makes reference to the themes of appropriation and the process of re-contextualisation at the heart of the readymade. On the other hand, the artist himself maintains that he produced the images in an improvisational fashion, using the mouse-click loosely and intuitively, in the manner of an Abstract Expressionist paintbrush. There\u2019s playfulness inherent in this fusion of two distinct artistic impulses, like a remix of Sam Francis and Marcel Duchamp.\nThe influence of Duchamp, and in particular his readymades, is evident in Arcangel\u2019s sculpture Research in Motion (Kinetic Sculpture #6) (2011). The piece is made up of shelf-stand units which move at a certain speed, giving the impression of \u201cdancing\u201d. The stands are freely available commercial products, designed to display products in a shop. As with Photoshop Gradient Demonstrations, Arcangel appropriates the form of product demonstrations, drawing comparisons between the act of exhibiting in a gallery and the act of exhibiting commercial products. By taking a commercial product and re-contextualising it within the gallery, Arcangel creates a whimsical and bizarre sculpture that is also strangely expressive. The title of the piece Research in Motion is also appropriated from the world of commerce; this time the telecommunications company who developed the Blackberry Smartphone. Dancing is an emotive human activity, a way of expressing ourselves and engaging with others, but with the human element taken out, dancing is absurd and vaguely eerie in making animate the inanimate. The sculptures seem to reference another popular YouTube genre, of amateur dancing, or dancing in different locations, such as the phenomenon of Where The Hell is Matt, a video created by Matt Harding in which he filmed himself dancing in over 42 countries and which has had over 16 million views to date.\nIn their simple geometric forms, the stands also refer to minimalist sculpture, such as the clean angular lines of Sol LeWitt\u2019s modular, cubic forms he called \u201cstructures\u201d. LeWitt\u2019s sculptures have been influential not only to other artists but crucially to product-designers, who have appropriated and popularised elements of the minimalist aesthetic. It\u2019s as if Arcangel is re-appropriating the aesthetic by casting it in a gallery, albeit in an absurdly modified form. There\u2019s a surreal quality in the sculpture, its movements when viewed out-of-context are almost too bizarre to be believed as a genuine commercial product.\nDigital and new media is one of the most rapidly evolving areas of contemporary artistic practice, and there is sometimes a danger that in its rapid evolution it falls into the same traps of innovation and obsolescence of the technologies it makes use of. Arcangel\u2019s work successfully resists these pitfalls by maintaining a strong sense of the relation of his practice to historical artistic movements, and an equally strong ironic distance from the media he employs. 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Although the process to get bailed out of jail is usually an easy process that does not mean you are free. You are still under orders to appear at court to answer for your crime. These are all terms that are laid out by the bail company and the judge himself. There are many other conditions that can be applied to your bail.\nAjua Bail Bonds Lists Conditions That Could Be Applied When You Are Bailed Out Of Jail\nWhat Are Some Common Bail Bond Conditions?: When you are released from jail there are several restrictions that can be placed on you. If you are caught disobeying any of them you can be taken back into custody and not allowed to be released until after you are sentenced for the crime that was committed. One of the main restrictions is that you are to obey any and all laws of the area you are in. You will also be told to stay away from any kind of drugs or alcohol and you will not be allowed to possess any type of firearm or weapon. There are some conditions that will keep you from entering particular places and residences and you must be working to stay out of jail. Another condition that is often tacked on is to be home at a specified time and if you caught out after that set time you are subject to arrest. You want to be sure that you stay within any and all guidelines that are set so that you are allowed the chance to remain out of jail while preparing for your case.\nWhat Three Factors Do Judges Consider When Setting Bail?: There are some times that a person is allowed to be released on bail with the only condition that they show up to the court dates that are set. There are other inmates that will have many other conditions set and that is due to some factors that the judge will consider. They look at your criminal past, type of crime that was committed and if the person poses a risk to other people around him or is likely to flee.\nAjua Bail Bonds will help you understand the conditions of bail. Contact us whenever you or a loved one needs compassionate bail bond services.\nTheft Laws in Fresno, CA; Bail for Petty Theft With & Without a Prior, Shoplifting, Grand Theft & More\nEach state varies on how they define their laws. When it comes to theft, the state of California defines it as \u201cthe intentional and unlawful taking of property. In order for a theft to occur the offender must intend to permanently deprive the owner of the property\u201d. In many cases theft is a familiar crime for many people and one which they find themselves arrested for. Ajua Bail Bonds would like to explain in full the state\u2019s view of the crime of theft.\nExamples of Theft in California\nUnder the laws set up by the state of California, the crimes of robbery, receiving stolen property, identity theft, forgery or embezzlement are all crimes that fall under the umbrella of theft. There are other crimes that also are considered as theft such as.\n\u2022\tFailure to return leased or rented property.\n\u2022\tSelling items to a pawnbroker and falsifying the information about the items.\n\u2022\tUnlawfully transferring or selling debit or credit cards.\n\u2022\tThe use of another person\u2019s information from their debit cards, credit cards or bank account to obtain property or services.\n\u2022\tFailure to return library property or materials.\n\u2022\tKnowingly and intentionally defrauding another person\u2019s property and fraudulently obtaining credit.\nThe state of California views these crimes as an act of theft in which penalties of these crimes are set. Like many other states, California classifies the theft offense due to value of the stolen property. To better understand the penalties involved with the crime, Ajua Bail Bonds will break the penalties down by they level of theft or kinds of offenses.\nDefinition of Petty Theft\nPetty theft is defined by California law as the theft of property with the value of $950 or lower. Most Petty theft crimes are charged as a misdemeanor. However the condition as a misdemeanor is the result of either shoplifting or the value of stolen property is under $950 and that it was the criminal\u2019s first offense. A misdemeanor of petty theft could result in a term of six months in the county jail with additional fines of $250 or more.\nPetty theft with a prior conviction could result as a wobbler; meaning either a misdemeanor or a felony for those who have been arrested and or spent time in jail for the same offense of theft one time or more. Each time a crime related to theft has occurred the punishment will increase until the third offense in which the individual will be charged with a felony and where they will be sentenced to prison time.\nShoplifting is considered petty theft as mentioned before. As of Nov. 5, 2014 it is still considered petty theft. However those caught shop lifting items with a value of $950 or less will be charged with a misdemeanor and will receive a one year sentence in county jail. For those with more serious priors such a sexual assault, violent convictions or were found guilty of shoplifting may receive a more serious conviction or charges.\nGrand theft is a crime where stolen property with a value of $950 or more was unlawfully taken or stolen from another individual. The person who is found guilty of grand theft will be charged will a felony and depending on the amount or nature of the theft, could spend 16 months to three years in prison. For those with priors and have been found guilty of grand theft, this could result in a longer sentence.\nThe nature of the theft does vary in regards to the charge and if any prior crimes were committed will also greatly dictate the offender\u2019s penalties and charges. For those arrested for theft related crimes and while you await your court date, you can seek the aid of a bail bond to get you out of jail. Ajua Bail Bonds can help. Don\u2019t sit in jail when you can use that time to spend with your loved ones and prepare your defense. Contact Ajua Bail Bonds to get you or a loved one out of jail.\nWhat is a Wobbler Offense or Crime in Fresno, CA? Bail Bonds for White Collar Misdemeanors & Felonies\nIn the State of California there is an all too familiar crime committed called White Collar Crime. Many are surprised to learn that they or a loved one has committed this crime and find themselves or their loved one, arrested. However a white collar crime pertains to a variety of crimes. Ajua Bail Bonds will get deeper into California\u2019s views on white collar crime and why you may find yourself in need of a bail bond while you prepare for your or your loved ones defense.\nWhite Collar Crime Definition in California\nThe State of California defines a white collar crime as \u2018Those that perpetrated for financial gain that involves deception\u2019. Even though these crimes aren\u2019t violent or aggressive in nature, the State of California still considers a white collar crime as a serious offense under federal law.\nIs White Collar Crime a Felony or Misdemeanor?\nThere are several crimes associated with white collar crimes such as fraud, embezzlement, identity theft, and forgery. Depending on the charges, some may be considered a Wobbler Offense in California. This means it will depend on the crime and the judgments of the prosecutors that will dictate whether the individual will be charged with a felony or misdemeanor. However for cases involving fraud, this can be tried as a federal crime in either state or federal court.\nWobbler Crimes & Offenses in California\nThe State of California defines Wobbler as an offense wherein the prosecutors have the power to charge the crime as a misdemeanor or as a felony. The prosecutors will determine if the crime is charged as either a felony or misdemeanor, depending on the specific facts of the case and/or the defendant\u2019s criminal history. There have been many cases where both the facts of the case and past criminal history posed a harsher punishment and charged the defendant with a felony. For those with first offense charges, or where some of the evidence can be excused or are minimal, prosecutors often charge the defendant with a misdemeanor.\nList of White Collar Crimes\nEmbezzlement \u2013 California Penal Code 503 defines embezzlement as fraud to obtain another\u2019s property that has been entrusted to you and you are not entitled to the property or it doesn\u2019t belong to you in any way. Embezzlement often involves money as well as valuable items such as real estate, vehicles, and jewelry. The State of California views embezzlement as theft at its core. Often embezzlement is prosecuted under petty theft or even grand theft statutes.\nForgery \u2013 Under California\u2019s Penal Code 470, forgery is defined as an act to falsify a legal document, present a false financial document to be legitimate, or the signing of any document with another person\u2019s name. Forgery can also be determined as a \u201cwobbler offense\u201d where the prosecutors can charger the defendant with either a misdemeanor or felony. If charged with a misdemeanor, the defendant can be punished with one year jail time. For those who committed felony and have been charged with a felony, they can spend up to three years in jail or more.\nIdentity Theft \u2013 California\u2019s Penal Code 530.5 defines identity theft as when a person criminalizes the act by fraudulently using another\u2019s identifying information. Examples of using identifying information of another person can include social security numbers or banking information. Again, identity theft punishment can be determined by \u201cwobbler offense\u201d and can be prosecuted as a misdemeanor. The perpetrator can spend one year in jail with a $1000 fine, or if prosecuted as a felony, you may be spending up to three years in jail with an additional $10,000 fine.\nAjua Bail Bonds can assist those who been arrested with a white collar or other crime and help provide a bail bond for their release. Ajua Bail Bonds knows that most will want to spend time with loved ones as they prepare their defense. If you or a loved one has been arrested, contact Ajua Bail Bonds and we will assist in their release.\nCalifornia Felony Guild & Levels of Punishment for White Collar Crime, Sex Offender & Other Felonies in Fresno, CA\nThere are those who keep finding themselves arrested for some kind of committed offense. Over time it can prove more detrimental. Many don\u2019t realize how the State of California sets up their guidelines for felonies and often get confused. Whether it\u2019s your first or sixth offense it helps to understand California\u2019s guidelines and how the justice system views felonies. Ajua Bail Bonds will help explain how California has categories or classification of crime and how the punishment is determined and the level of felony charges that are associated with them.\nLevels of Punishment for Felonies\nMany states look at felonies and the level of punishment, and where California does this as well, they also associate the crime along side them. Ajua Bail Bonds will now break down the different laws and the level of felony that is associated alongside those crimes committed.\nWhite Collar Crime Felonies\nThe white collar felony or paper crime as they are called includes fraud, bribery, forgery, perjury, identity theft, computer crimes and embezzlement along with a few others. There are felonies that are associated with drugs such as possession, manufacturing, and distributing. Both of these two categories, which fall under the umbrella of white collar crime, are punished with a lower level of felony. This usually leads to a shorter sentence. However, depending on the evidence or how deeply you were involved in the crime your sentence can range from one year to twenty years in prison.\nSex Offender Felonies\nSex offender felonies are a more severe crime that could be committed. Sex felonies involve sexual abuse, illegal possession of pornography, sexual assault and sexual abuse to children. Once again depending on the level of one of these sex offender felonies committed will determine the sentence of the individual.\nViolent or Serious Felonies\nThere is a wide or more generic felony that will fall under the violent or serious felonies such as DUI, grand theft auto involving a fire arm, murder, kidnapping, mayhem, arson and manslaughter. These are considered one of the greater levels of crimes with a greater felony charge associated with them. This can result in a life sentence. Some may look at the DUI and wonder why it has such a harsh level of charge. In California, DUI has a fourth offense charge. This means if you are arrested four times in ten years, the individual can receive a 20 year to life sentence.\nCalifornia\u2019s Three Strikes Law\nThe California\u2019s Penal Cord section 667 has a three strike law program. This mean a first time offender will receive a lighter sentence. However those with three strikes regardless of the crime committed will receive harsher charges. In the second strike the person arrested will receive a conviction where the first time offender may get minimal jail time. However the second offence will result in prison although many will receive an early release with good behavior. Additionally, the second strike often results in a double sentence or time. The third strike receives no consideration. The individual is incarcerated for at least twenty five years to life and without the opportunity for parole.\nBail Bonds for Misdemeanor & Felony Charges in Selma & Fresno County, Atwater & Merced County, Visalia & Tulare County, Hanford & Kings County, Madera County and the Central Valley of California\nThe level of felony is determined in the state of California by two major factors. One being the crime committed, and how many times the individual was prosecuted for the same crime or in some cases, other crimes. In California any crime committed is recorded and can be viewed on their personal record. Ajua Bail Bonds can help post bail for those arrested. We hope we can help provide more time with loved ones and give more time to help prepare a defense until the awaited court date. If you or a loved one needs a bail bond, contact Ajua Bail Bonds today!\nBail Bonds for Unlawful Assembly Charges in Fresno, CA; Civil Disobedience & Protest Penal Codes\nNo matter where your politics lie, many people see things they feel are wrong in this country and want their voices heard. Forming a protest is a common way to achieve that goal, but there are many fine lines and restrictions you have if you want to stay within the law to avoid arrest and criminal records. Unlawful assembly is frequently charged when peaceful protests evolve into violent riots. Today we at Ajua Bail Bonds would like to touch on unlawful assembly charges.\nWhat is Unlawful Assembly\nUnder California Penal Code 407, unlawful assembly is when two or more individuals come together for the following purposes: 1) assembly to carry out an illegal act or 2) assembly to do something legal but in a violent or boisterous way. Unless additional charges were made, an unlawful assembly is a misdemeanor which will get you arrested and the police officer will take you to the station to be fingerprinted and photographed, but they should release you if you have identification and you sign a promise to appear. One exception to this rule is if the officer has reason to think that you will resume breaking the law if you\u2019re released, in which case you will need to be bailed on bond to get out of jail.\nCivil Disobedience & Protest Penal Codes\nEven if you view your expressive activity as lawful, you take the risk that the police will regard it as over the line. So, whether you\u2019re planning to engage in civil disobedience or protest, you should be familiar with the California statutes most often linked to those arrested.\n\u2013\tPenal Code Section 148 \u2013 Delaying a peace officer or resisting arrest.\n\u2013\tPenal Code Section 403 \u2013 A public meeting that was disrupted.\n\u2013\tPenal Code Sections 404 \u2013 408 \u2013 Riot and unlawful assembly.\n\u2013\tPenal Code Sections 409 \u2013 Failure to disperse.\n\u2013\tPenal Code Section 415 \u2013 Disturbing the peace.\n\u2013\tPenal Code Section 602 \u2013 Trespassing.\n\u2013\tVehicle Code Section 2800(a) \u2013 Refusal to obey a peace officer that is enforcing the Vehicle Code.\n\u2013\tPenal Code Section 405a \u2013 Attempting to free a person who recently was arrested.\n\u2013\t18.U.S.C. \u00a7 248 \u2013 Using force, a threat of force, or physical obstruction to interfere with a person\u2019s right to reproductive health services or to attend a place of religious worship\nRights When Being Arrested for Unlawful Assembly\nWhen being arrested for one or multiple charges, you still have rights, consider the following:\n\u2013 You have the right to remain silent. You do have to comply with officers and give your name and address but you don\u2019t say anything else.\n\u2013 You have the right to legal counsel. This means you do not have to answer questions or discuss your case with the police without an attorney present, be sure to ask for one as soon as possible.\t\u2013 You have the right to make three free local phone calls immediately following the booking process and within three hours after arrest. A parent with custody of a minor child may make two additional calls to arrange for childcare. Be sure to use one to contact a bail bondsman or have a family member do so to get you out of jail quickly.\n\u2013 If you remain in custody, you must be taken into court within two business days where a judge will review your case within 48 hours.\nBail Bond for Unlawful Assembly & Other Charges in Selma & Fresno County, Atwater & Merced County, Visalia & Tulare County, Hanford & Kings County, Madera County and the Central Valley of California\nIf you have been arrested for unlawful assembly or any other crimes, contact Ajua Bail Bonds and let our experts get you out quickly and efficiently. Our friendly staff can offer any advice and answer questions, especially if you are unfamiliar with the process.",
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        "raw_content": "Boy Scouts Of America\u2013Allohak Council \u00bb New GAGA Pit at Camp Mahonegon\nRules of Gaga Ball\nIt\u2019s super simple. Basically, we throw a bunch of players and a ball in a pit. Turn up the music, everyone for him/herself; if the ball touches you below the knee, you\u2019re out. The last one in the pit wins. Then, everyone hops back in for the next round. Games last no more than five minutes. It\u2019s fast, it\u2019s sweaty and it\u2019s really addictive. As soon as you get out, you can\u2019t wait to hop back in. That\u2019s why they\u2019re all talking about it!\nThe official game rules of The Gaga Center (New York City)\nWhen the ball enters the pit, the players scream \u2018GA\u2019 for the first two bounces, and \u2018GO\u2019 on the third bounce, after which the ball is in action.\nClick here to down load a PDF version of these rules.",
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        "raw_content": "Is Religion Unsafe for Work?\nLast night I had to get my mind off the San Bernardino shootings and so I forced myself to watch a Vince Vaughn comedy on Xfinity called Unfinished Business.\nI wasn't especially familiar with this film but as a brand Vince Vaughn is a certain kind of funny and I was sure that the time would produce the intended effect. It did.\nIn the movie he and his sidekicks need to sign a client or go bankrupt. Nothing can go wrong with this deal.\nOn the plane to Portland, where the deal is to be done, Vaughn turns to his sales director.\n\"Listen, Mike, when we get to the meeting, don't say your last name.\"\n\"What's wrong with my last name?\"\n\"It's distracting from business,\" says Vaughn.\n\"What's distracting about my name?\" says the guy.\n\"Your name is Mike Pancake.\"\nI saw this scene and couldn't help but laugh hysterically. It's funny on the plane and it's funny when of course the guy screws up and says \"Mike Pancake.\" (And they don't get that desperately needed handshake, either - at least not yet.)\nBut what isn't funny about the bit is the subtle message \"diverse\" people get in real life: We want you, we welcome you, but please don't bring your \"difference\" to the workplace.\nI remember my uncle worked for the U.S. government in the Senior Executive Service. An Orthodox Jew, he would not wear a yarmulke for fear of provoking anti-Semitism.\nWhen I joined the U.S. government I covered my hair in a religious way that was unusual for America (an Israeli type snood). One woman asked me, \"Excuse me, I don't mean to offend you - but are you a Mennonite?\"\nMy father's side of the family is Chasidish (Hasidic). I have never once seen a Chasid in the government. If I did, they were hiding it very well.\nI have worked a few times with very religious Christians. One woman started a prayer group at work - they gave her a quiet room once a week on Wednesdays. But only after her boss almost nixed the whole thing.\nAnd I have worked with Muslims as well. They are in a terrible situation, worse now than ever - pressured from all sides into an impossible vise. Walking on land mines, constantly.\nYou have to let people be themselves at work. You have to let them live their faith, if they have it. It's not just about obeying the law, where applicable; or doing better at business, because you will; or even because you're nice enough to \"tolerate\" others being \"other.\"\nIt's right to support diversity, in the workplace and everywhere, because diversity is fundamentally human. If we turn against each other because of religious garb, we will turn against each other for every other reason under the sun, and then where will the turning end?\nIt is okay to live and let live - not everybody has to be the same, like Wonder Bread.\nPeople say that terrorists want to force religion on others. But I think it's the opposite: the freedom to live your conscience is precisely what they want to steal.\nWhen we uphold religious diversity at work - including the absence of religion completely - we stop them.",
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        "raw_content": "Kiribati Oceania\nTabuaeran, also known as Fanning Atoll, is a small atoll which is part of the Line Islands in the Central Pacific Ocean, and it is part of the Republic of Kiribati. Having an area of about 34 square km (13 square mi), Tabuaeran Atoll was at one time a frequent stop for cruisers which stopped here in order for tourists to be able to enjoy in this small paradise which was given to the local I-Kiribati people.\nThroughout its history, the atoll was first sighted on 11 June 1798 when the American explorer and sea captain, Edmund Fanning, discovered it with his ship Betsy, and found out that there were no natives who lived here. Soon after, the atoll was named in his honor. Still, there was an evidence which suggested that the atoll most likely has been a stopover by the Polynesians who were moving towards the islands of Hawai\u2019i.\nAs a matter in fact, Tabuaeran Atoll is considered to be among those landmasses which are as close as possible to the State of Hawai\u2019i. After Fanning\u2019s visit, the atoll started being settled by people from different nationalities, from whom mostly were whalers. One of the bigger movements here occurred in 1855 when it was turned into a coconut oil plantation, nonetheless, later in 1888 it was officially annexed by Great Britain.\nSince then, it can be clearly seen that the atoll\u2019s islets are heavily planted with coconuts, which in turn give not so unique, yet extraordinary experience to its visitors. Unfortunately, a deep opening to the west side was blasted in the past in order for ships to go within the lagoon, but the development did not stop there.\nAn airfield was constructed too on the northern part of Napari Islet, which has not been used since 1981. Today, being a somewhat popular spot for getting to know the local I-Kiribati people, there are tours which offer a visit to their homes, some seaweed farms, open-air markets in which people can purchase interesting shell jewelry, ornaments, hand carved shark tooth, knives, postcards etc.\nWith the option of riding jet skis, sail hobie cats, renting paddle boats, kayaks or simply scuba dive in the not so deep waters, Tabuaeran will make you feel like on another planet.\nThose that are not interested so much in those activities, can simply enjoy on one of the pristine and perfect beaches around the atoll while admiring the unique, once in a lifetime heavenly landscape offered by Kiribati. All in all, a true magnificent experience which should not be missed whenever in the area, as it is always clear that visitors would get the maximum out of it.\ndiscover kiribati",
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        "raw_content": "En Cines el 13 de Enero.\nPeople commit unthinkable acts every day. Time and again, we grapple to understand what drives a person to do such terrible things. But what if all of the questions we're asking are wrong? What if the cause of all evil is not a matter of what...but who? From the producer of Oculus and The Strangers comes The Bye Bye Man, a chilling horror-thriller that exposes the evil behind the most unspeakable acts committed by man. When three college friends stumble upon the horrific origins of the Bye Bye Man, they discover that there is only one way to avoid his curse: don't think it, don't say it. But once the Bye Bye Man gets inside your head, he takes control. Is there a way to survive his possession?\n#TheByeByeMan\nFacebook: Facebook.com/thebyebyeman\nTwitter: @thebyebyeman\nInstagram: @thebyebyeman",
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        "raw_content": "Avoiding Social Silos Within the Enterprise\nSocial networking has exploded, both for personal use and in the enterprise. As individuals of all ages and geographies become more comfortable with social networking sites such as Twitter and Facebook, we can only expect the popularity of similar applications for business collaboration to increase. To meet this demand, numerous vendors are adding social networking collaboration functionality to their enterprise application software. For example, Salesforce.com, SAP and Oracle have all recently unveiled new social applications for the enterprise, namely Chatter, Streamwork and Fusion Streams, respectively.\nAlthough based on similar platforms, personal social networks and enterprise social collaboration are differentiated in many ways. One of the key differences is that when you\u2019re chatting with your friends on Blackberry Messenger or planning an event on Facebook, the information you\u2019re sharing is not business critical. As a result, it doesn\u2019t really matter that BBM and Facebook aren\u2019t integrated\u2014you can simply choose how much, if any, information overlap you\u2019ll deal with from the platforms.\nThese \u201csocial silos\u201d are a much more critical issue in enterprise social collaboration. In the enterprise, individuals use collaboration software to share critical data with colleagues, suppliers and customers, and also to follow business events such as sales orders and shipments. Interacting with data in this manner leads to new developments or better ways to communicate important information quickly and efficiently. For example, a sales VP can customize his Chatter platform to alert him throughout the day when orders over $50,000 are placed. But in order for this to happen, all heterogeneous data in the enterprise needs to be accessible and managed.\nThis integration is absolutely essential for enterprise-wide collaboration. If the sales department uses Salesforce.com but the shipping and billing is handled by SAP, there will be a fundamental communication breakdown between the finance team, working with Chatter, and the warehouse and distribution teams collaborating with Streamwork. These collaboration tools do not interoperate and consequently, real-time collaboration will be lost and the organization will be forced to revert back to the tried-and-true communication methods of email and/or phone. Without integration, organizations will lose many of the benefits of the tools for real-time collaboration and mobile enablement.\nSo how do you ensure that your CRM systems, HR management systems, product databases, point of sales systems, etc. are integrated so that relevant data can be seamlessly shared between them? 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Reusable services have always been a best practice for software. When it comes to integrating data and social silos, these best practices still apply. Social enterprise frameworks can leverage reusable services to more effectively drive processes and deliver contextual information to users.\nEnable users to quickly define feeds of interest so they are not inundated with non-relevant events. Unwanted information can be worse than no information at all. If the signal to noise ratio of a social enterprise platform leans too heavily on the noise side, the platform no longer becomes viable. Users will quickly abandon the tool or miss critical communication that is buried. The key to solving this problem is allowing users themselves to determine what type of information is important to them. Users who are actively involved in defining this criteria are much more apt to utilize the platform as part of their daily workflow than are those who are not given a say.\nLeverage enterprise social networks to be a two-way communication vehicle between people and processes. Enterprise social platforms are uniquely positioned as a communications conduit between personnel. This ability can extend to enterprise assets and processes as well. The integration of these processes can go much further than simply using the enterprise platform as an alert mechanism. Business processes can interact with key users via these social platforms interactively. For example, a user may be alerted to an SAP order of interest automatically with the ability to review, approve, or reject the order from within Chatter.\nAs our world becomes increasingly \u201csocial,\u201d we can expect new tools and capabilities to emerge, allowing us to harness the power of social collaboration for the enterprise. 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        "raw_content": "Allen Iverson Says Goodbye To Basketball, Talks about the 1996 NBA Draft Class, His Top 5 NBA Players All Time List, and His Son Allen Iverson II\nAllen Iverson was part of the much talked about All In PCWorx Gawad Kalinga Charity Game last night at the SM Mall of Asia Arena. And, despite not playing in front of his Filipino fans, he still made them feel good by giving a warm opening message.\n\"I just wanna say thanks for having me here. This is my 2nd time coming to the Philippines. Thanks for embracing me. I love you. I will come back,\" said Iverson.\nIverson coached the Team Gawad Kalinga made up of well known street ballers such as Bone Collector, Air up There, and The Professor. They faced Coach Tim Cone and his young guns Kiefer Ravena, Jeron Teng, Mac Belo, CJ Perez, Ola Adeogun and other famous ballers.\nThe game went down the wire and I'm sure you can guess who nailed the game winner in the dying seconds of the ball game. You're right, the Blue Mamba did it again. This time, he dazzled the fans with a sterling lay-up to win the game for his team, 98-96. His game winner outshone all the the amazing dunks last night.\nIverson's loyal fans who watched the game live felt sad because their favorite player's team lost. But that was not the only thing that they had to deal with that evening. They also heard the sad announcement of the former NBA MVP.\n\u201cThe passion that you saw from me throughout my NBA career is gone. I obviously miss the game, but I get emotional with all the memories and things like that. I\u2019m done. At this stage in my life, I don\u2019t want it no more and I don\u2019t want to do it anymore. I prefer to be a full-time dad and make up for all that lost time I sacrificed while I was still playing active ball,\u201d the one time NBA MVP announced.\nOn the lighter side, Iverson bared that he believes that the 1996 NBA Draft Class is The Greatest Ever.\n\"We had the best draft class. People try to debate it all the time with the draft class of LeBron, D-Wade and Melo, but our class is the best,\" Iverson disclosed.\nIverson's basketball story may have drawn to a close, but his torch will soon be held high by another Iverson as he has son.\n\"I have a son. You have no idea how good he is. He's way better than I was at 16. You will be seeing him,\" Iverson proudly said.\nHe was also asked by the media about his Top 5 NBA Players of All Time. He said that he can't put himself in the top 5 as he's a 2 guard, MJ has to take his spot. As a result, this is his list:\n5. Shaquille O'Neal\nLabels: allen iverson philippines manila",
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        "raw_content": "End of The Cholmondeleys and The Featherstonehaughs\nPost subject: End of The Cholmondeleys and The Featherstonehaughs\nThe cuts continue to take their toll. These are two of the finest and certainly most famouse dance groups in the UK. Almost as bad as the loss of LCDT.",
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        "raw_content": "Deserts are especially harsh places to live. Yet many organisms thrive in these arid landscapes, largely because a range of adaptations provides a defense against the ravages of heat and scarce moisture. Bats are no exception. ScienceDaily reports that desert bats can change the makeup of their skin to reduce water loss.\nScientists at Ben-Gurion University in Israel told the online news site that this ability is crucial, since bats\u2019 large, naked wings, coupled with the energy required for flight, suggest very high rates of water loss by evaporation. The research findings were presented to the Society for Experimental Biology Annual Conference in Prague, Czech Republic.\nThe team, led by Agust\u00ed Mu\u00f1oz-Garcia, found that the desert-dwelling Kuhl\u2019s pipistrelle (Pipistrellus kuhlii) loses about 20 percent less water than non-desert bat species, the website said.\n\u201cControl of energy expenditure and water loss is crucial for all terrestrial animals to survive and reproduce,\u201d the site quoted Mu\u00f1oz-Garcia as saying. \u201cThis is particularly important for animals that live in deserts, where ambient temperatures are high, humidity is low and drinking water is scarce\"\nThe findings may, ScienceDaily said, \u201cprovide significant insight into how bats might respond to a changing climate\u201d in the future.\nMu\u00f1oz-Garcia said an animal\u2019s total water loss consists of cutaneous losses (through the skin) plus respiratory losses from exhaling. Desert bats, he told ScienceDaily, conserve water by reducing cutaneous losses, which account for most of the water loss.\nThe scientists suggest that this is accomplished by adjusting the lipid (or fat) composition of the skin, a method that has been documented in other mammals and in birds. ScienceDaily reports that \u201cMu\u00f1oz-Garcia and his team were the first to identify this [ability] in other species of bats, and aim to prove it in desert bats.\u201d\nThe next step is to examine other desert-bat species to confirm their findings and better understand this adaptive mechanism for reducing critical water loss.\n\u201cOur plan is to measure [rates of water loss in] at least eight species from different environments, so we can start building a database that can allow future comparisons,\u201d Mu\u00f1oz-Garcia said.",
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        "raw_content": "Rescued by a Swarm of Dragons\nBy Dick Johnson\nOnce before, I had a run-in with these dragons. I was visiting my son when we were attacked by mosquitoes. Suddenly a swarm of about 20 dragonflies arrived, and the mosquitoes were quickly devoured.\nJust this week I had a similar experience. My wife noticed a great many dragonflies that she mistook for small birds.\nI walked outside and soon realized what was going on. A great swarm of gnats and flying aphids were being harassed by several hundred dragonflies. It was amazing to see so many of these aerobatic fliers at one time. They never collided with each other but made passes through the gnats and never missed. This aerobatic performance lasted almost an hour before the dragons ran out of fuel and went on their way.\n\u2013Dick Johnson, Deale",
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        "raw_content": "I have recently been involved in a matter involving the question of inventive step. As I briefly set out in a previous post, in order to be patentable, an invention must involve an inventive step. In Australia, this means that, at the priority date, the invention must not be obvious to a person skilled in the art in the light of the available prior art. I am sure I will be posting something about \"prior art\" in the future.\nFinding a skilled person is easy enough if the relevant priority date is recent. However, it is often the case that the priority date is 10 or more years old. It can therefore be very difficult to find the right person and for that person to recall his or her state of mind 10 years ago.\nThe skilled person must be one who is not overly qualified, but who has the knowledge that could reasonably be expected to have been that of a technician. I use the word \"technician\" loosely, since the necessary qualifications and experience of the nominal skilled person will depend on the subject matter of the patent.\nAnyway, having found that often elusive representative of the skilled person, it is then necessary to set a questionnaire for such a person. The questionnaire must not disclose any aspect of the invention, since the answers will be tainted with \"hindsight\". For those curious, the relevant case is Aktiebolaget Hassle v Alphapharm Pty Limited [2002] HCA 59 (12 December 2002. The case is worth reading as it does manage to unravel some of the complexities of the inventive step requirement of our Patents Act.\nWhile interesting, the whole exercise appears a little farcical to me. After all, how can it possibly be determined, on written evidence, that the nominal skilled person did not obtain some inkling of the invention? I would be interested in receiving comments from my foreign readers regarding the treatment of witnesses representative of the skilled person in the determination of obviousness.\nIn any event, Australian practitioners should be careful when using \"object\" clauses in a specification, where those clauses provide a guideline for such a questionnaire. For example, if the relevant claim were directed to an invention of a lightbulb filled with an inert gas, it may not be in client's best interest to include, by way of background: \"An object of the invention is to prevent oxygen coming into contact with a lightbulb element.\" With such an object clause it would be legitimate to ask the skilled person: \"How would you prevent oxygen from coming into contact with a lightbulb element?\" (OK, so a silly example, but you know what I mean).",
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        "raw_content": "Harris Jayaraj is almost done with his score for 7am Arivu. The album has come out very well according to those in the know and yet again the music director with the magic touch has met the exacting standards of director Murugadoss. The makers believe that the tracks will surely be charbusters. Murugadoss and Harris Jayaraj had formerly worked together in Ghajini and the songs in that film became a rage and it is expected that 7am Arivu will emulate that success.\nOne of the tracks in the film called Ennum Enna Thozha is supposed to be something special and Harris Jayaraj has dedicated this particular song to the Tamils in Sri Lanks as it is very close to his heart. It is a touching gesture that draws attention to a worthy cause.\nHarris Jayaraj is also involved in the Hindi remake of Kaakha Kaakha known as Force and he has composed four tracks for the film and the final mixing has also been completed. The music director is very excited about the audio launch but he is a littlle nervous as well. We are sure that he will make a huge mark in Bollywood as well now.\nTags : Harris Jayaraj,Murugadoss\nMeena to become a mother-in-law!\nSTR delays Jai's film",
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        "raw_content": "Bronze Through the Ages\nBronze is one of the most popular metal alloys we use for casting sculpture awards. Bronze is a metal alloy consisting, mainly, of copper (~88%) and tin (~12%). Bronze is sometimes confused with brass, which is a copper and zinc alloy. Bronze is a more durable and corrosion-resistant than brass, so is the preferred material for sculptures. Bronze is also one of the most prolific metal alloys in the history of mankind \u2013 in fact, an entire span of civilization is referred to as the \u201cBronze Age.\u201d Since it is such an important alloy in past and present sculptures (including our awards), it is interesting to understand the role it has played throughout the centuries.\nThe earliest bronze artifacts date to the 5th millennium BC, in Iran. However, this version of bronze was an alloy of copper and arsenic (called arsenic bronze). Arsenic bronze was gradually replaced by tin-alloy bronze, however, because the tin-alloy bronze was stronger, non-toxic, and easier to cast. The oldest tin-alloy bronze artifacts found date back to around 4,500 BC, in Serbia. Bronze also began to be used in the same millennium in Africa, the Middle East and China. One interesting theory is that bronze was originally \u201cdiscovered\u201d from copper- and tin-rich rocks being used to build campfire rings. When the rocks became hot, the metals in the rock melted and merged, creating bronze.\nDue to its superiority in strength, durability, and ease of being able to be formed into many different shapes, bronze soon replaced stone as the material of choice for weapons and armor. This was the advent of the Bronze Age. There are three periods associated with the Bronze Age: the Early Bronze Age (3300-2100 BC), the Middle Bronze Age (2100-1550 BC) and the Last Bronze Age (1550-1200 BC). The first evidence of bronze being used for statues and figurines dates to the Early Bronze Age, around 2500 BC.\nThe Bronze Age gave way to the Iron Age around 700 BC, as iron was a more abundant material, and easer to process into a form of usable metal. However, bronze continued to be used for applications that required its strength and durability, including some forms of tools, weapons, ship construction, and art.\nBronze, of course, is still used for many of these applications today. Its properties of strength and durability make it one of the more popular metals we use for our cast sculpture awards (both stock and custom). It is fascinating that this material, and the methodology for casting it, has changed very little over the last 6 millenniums, and this adds to the richness and personality of the bronze awards that we create.\nNewer PostPromote Your Brand with a Custom Award\nOlder PostWho Has the Most Trophies on Their Mantle?",
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        "raw_content": "Local Hamfest/Get together in Potter County\nDiscussion in 'Hamfest Management' started by Gilbert Skip Kauffman, Jan 17, 2015.\nLast year the ARES/paNBEMS meetings were curtailed do to the Charles Cole Hospital ruling that only hospital business would be able to use the conference rooms....\nWell, I have now found a new location with plenty of parking and inside area and an outside area for a Hamfest...\nI am not sure how it's going to work, but I am trying to put together a small local hamfest..... NO ADMISSION 's FEE......... More of it's a nice day, bring out you good junk and pass it on to someone else.......\nI have not talked to the ARRL about this.... It would be sponsored by the Potter County ARES.....again we will\nnot make any monies from the Hamfest ......\nWould anyone else think of your local club supporting this kind of an outing ?????? I'm lucky, our sponsor has the room and the offer it to me free of charge........\nBring the family and picnic, meet the local hams, all FREE swap/shop if you like........\nThis is part of my plan for the 2015 year, now is the time to have your plans ready and carry them out........\nde Skip K3CC\nGilbert Skip Kauffman, Jan 17, 2015\nGilbert Skip Kauffman said: \u2191\nGood idea. Do you have a date in mind? Don't forget to register this as a hamfest with the ARRL and you'll get a good listing in QST and the ARRL website!",
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        "raw_content": "Vitus Bering Biography\nVitus Jonassen Bering (also, less correctly, Behring) (August, 1681 - December 19, 1741) was a Danish-born navigator in the service of Russia, captain-komandor of the Russian Navy known among the Russian sailors as Ivan Ivanovich.\nBering was born in the town of Horsens. After a voyage to the East Indies, he joined the Russian Navy in 1703, and served in the Baltic Fleet during the Great Northern War. In 1710-1712 he served in the Azov Sea Fleet and took part in the Russo-Turkish war. He married a Russian woman, and in 1715 he made a brief visit to his hometown, never to see it again. A series of explorations of the north coast of Asia, the outcome of a far-reaching plan devised by Peter the Great, led up to Bering's first voyage to Kamchatka. In 1725, under the auspices of the Russian government, he went overland to Okhotsk, crossed to Kamchatka, and built the ship Sviatoi Gavriil (St. Gabriel). In her he pushed northward in 1728, until he could no longer observe any extension of the land to the north, or its appearance to the east.\nIn the following year he made an abortive search for mainland eastward rediscovering one of the Diomede Islands (Ratmanov Island) observed earlier by Dezhnev. In summer of 1730 Bering returned to St. Petersburg. During the long trip through Siberia along the whole Asian continent he became very ill. Five of his children died during this trip. Bering was subsequently commissioned to a further expedition, and returned to Okhotsk in 1735. He had the local craftsmen, Makar Rogachev and Andrey Kozmin, build two vessels, Sviatoi Piotr (St. Peter) and Sviatoi Pavel (St. Paul), in which he sailed off and in 1740 established the settlement of Petropavlovsk in Kamchatka. From there he led an expedition towards America in 1741. A storm separated the ships, but Bering sighted the southern coast of Alaska, and a landing was made at Kayak Island or in the vicinity. The second ship, under the command of Aleksei Chirikov, discovered the shores of the north-western America (Aleksander Archipelago of present day Alaska). These voyages of Bering and Chirikov were a major part of the Russian exploration efforts in the North Pacific known today as the Great Northern expedition.\nBering was forced by adverse conditions to return quickly, and discovered some of the Aleutian Islands on his way back. One of the sailors died and was buried on one of these islands which was named after him (Shumagin Island). Bering became too ill to command his ship, which was at last driven to refuge on an uninhabited island in the Commander Islands group (Komandorskiye Ostrova) in the SW Bering Sea, where Bering himself and 28 men of his company died. This island bears his name. A storm shipwrecked Sv. Piotr but the only surviving carpenter S. Starodubtsev with the help of the crew managed to build a smaller vessel out of the wreckage. The new vessel had the keel length of only 12.2 meters (40 feet) and it was also named Sv. Piotr. Out of 77 men aboard Sv. Piotr only 46 survived the hardships of the expedition which claimed its last victim just one day before coming into homeport. Sv. Piotr was in service for 12 years sailing between Kamchatka and Okhotsk till 1755. Its builder Starodubtsev returned home with governmental awards and later built several other seaworthy ships.\nIt was long before the value of Bering's work was fully recognized; but Captain Cook was able to prove his accuracy as an observer. Nowadays, the Bering Strait, the Bering Sea, Bering Island and the Bering Land Bridge bear the Russian explorer's name.\nIn August 1991, Bering's grave and the graves of five other seamen were discovered by a Russian-Danish expedition. The remains were transported to Moscow where they were investigated by the forensic physicians who succeeded in recreating Bering's appearance. Examination of Bering's teeth showed no sign of scurvy, leading to the conclusion that he died of some other disease.\nVitus Bering Resources\nThis article is licensed under the GNU Free Documentation License. It uses material from the Wikipedia article Vitus Bering.",
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        "raw_content": "Curt Sachs Biography\nCurt Sachs (June 29, 1881 - February 5, 1959) was a German musicologist. He was one of the founders of modern organology (the study of musical instruments), and is probably best remembered today for co-authoring the Sachs-Hornbostel scheme of musical instrument classification with Erich von Hornbostel.\nSach was born in Berlin. In his youth, he studied piano, music theory and composition. However, his doctorate from Berlin University (where he was later professor of musicology) in 1904 was on the history of art, with his thesis on the sculpture of Verrocchio. He began a career as an art historian, but gradually became more and more devoted to music, eventually being appointed director of the Staatliche Instrumentensammlung, a large collection of musical instruments. He reorganised and restored much of the collection, and his career as an organologist began.\nIn 1913, Sachs saw the publication of his book Real-Lexicon der Musikinstrumente, probably the most comprehensive survey of musical instruments in 200 years. In 1914 he and Erich Moritz von Hornbostel published the work for which they are probably now best known in Zeitschrift f\u00fcr Ethnologie, a new system of musical instrument classification. It is today known as the Sachs-Hornbostel system. It has been much revised over the years, and has been the subject of some criticism, but it remains the most widely used system of classification by ethnomusicologists and organologists.\nIn 1933, Sachs was dismissed from his posts in Germany by the Nazi Party because he was a Jew. Sachs consequently moved to Paris, and later to the United States, where he settled in New York City. He taught at New York University from 1937 to 1953, and also worked at the New York Public Library.\nHe wrote books on rhythm, dance and musical instruments, with his The History of Musical Instruments (1942), a comprehensive survey of musical instruments worldwide throughout history, seen as one of the most important. Although much of it has been superseded by more recent research, it is still seen as an essential text in the field.\nSachs died in 1959 in New York City. The American Musical Instrument Society has a \"Curt Sachs Award\", which it gives each year to individuals for their contributions to organology.\nCurt Sachs Resources\nThis article is licensed under the GNU Free Documentation License. It uses material from the Wikipedia article Curt Sachs.",
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        "raw_content": "- Marriage, Adultery, & Divorce -\nmp3...MARRIAGE, ADULTERY & DIVORCE...mp3\nThe Sadducees, who claimed that there was no resurrection or life after death, came to Jesus with a question: Teacher, \"Moses said, 'If a man dies without children, his brother must marry the widow and produce children for his brother.'\nOnce there were seven brothers. The oldest got married, but died before having any children. So the next brother married the widow and he died without having children. The same thing happened to the third brother and so on till all seven brothers had married the widow and died without producing any children. Last of all the widow died. At the resurrection, whose wife will she be, since all seven of them married her?\"\nJesus answered them, \"The men and women of this age marry, but the men and women who are worthy to rise from death and live in the age to come will neither marry or be given in marriage, and they can no longer die; for they are like the angels. They are the children of God, because they have risen from death. And Moses clearly proves that the dead are raised to life. In the passage about the burning bush he speaks of the Lord as 'the God of Abraham, the God of Isaac, and the God of Jacob.' He is the God of the living, not of the dead, for to him all are alive.\"\nalso found in the Book Of Mark, Chapter 12, Verses 18-27\nand the Book of Matthew, Chapter 22, Verses 22-33\nMarriage In The Last Days\nJesus tells his disciples about the troubles, persecutions and signs that will precede his return to earth and says, \"No one knows, however, when that day and hour will come-- neither the angels in heaven nor the Son, for the Father alone knows. The coming of the Son of Man will be like what happened in the time of Noah. In the days before the flood people ate and drank, men and women married, up to the very day Noah went on the boat; yet they did not realize what was happening until the flood came and swept them all away. That is how it will be when the Son of Man comes.\"\nNew Testament, Book Of Matthew, Chapter 24, Verses 36-39\nAs Jesus was teaching in the Temple, the teachers of the law and the Pharisees brought in a woman who had been caught committing adultery, and they made her stand before them all. \"Teacher,\" they said to Jesus, \"this woman was caught in the very act of committing adultery. In our Law, Moses commanded that such a woman must be stoned to death. Now, what do you say?\" They said this to trap Jesus, so they could accuse him.\nJesus bent over and wrote on the ground with his finger. As they were pressing him for an answer, he straightened up and said to them. \"If any one of you is without sin, let him be the first to throw a stone at her.\" A second time he bent down and wrote on the ground. When they heard this, they all left, one by one, the older ones first. Jesus was left alone with the woman, who continued to stand before him.\nJesus finally straightened up and said to her, \"Woman where did they all disappear to? Has no one condemned you?\"\n\"No one, sir,\" she answered.\n\"Then neither do I condemn you,\" Jesus declared. \"Go now and sin no more.\"\nNew Testament, Book Of John, Chapter 8, Verses 1-11\nDivorce ( Jesus Defines Adultery )\nSome Pharisees came to Jesus and tried to trap him by asking him if it was permissible for a husband to divorce his wife.\nIn reply he said, \"What command did Moses give you?\"\nTheir answer was, \"Moses gave permission for a man to write a divorce notice and send his wife away.\"\nJesus told them, \"Moses wrote that commandment for you because of your stubbornness. At the beginning of creation God made them male and female; for this reason a man shall leave his father and mother and be united to his wife, and the two will become one flesh. They are no longer two but one. So man must not separate what God has joined together.\"\nWhen they went back into the house, the disciples asked Jesus about this matter.\nHe said to them, \"A man who divorces his wife and marries another woman commits adultery against his wife. In the same way, a woman who divorces her husband and marries another man commits adultery.\"\nNew Testament, Book Of Mark, Chapter 10, Verses 2-12\n( also found in the Book Of Matthew, Chapter 19, Verses 1-12 )\nand the Book of Luke, Chapter 16, Verse 18\nFrom The Book Of Matthew\n( Jesus is speaking )\n\"It was also said, 'Anyone who divorces his wife must give her a written notice of divorce. But now I tell you: if a man divorces his wife for any cause other than her unfaithfulness, then he is guilty of making her commit adultery if she marries again; and the man who marries her commits adultery also.\"\nalso found in the Book Of Matthew, Chapter 19, Verses 1-12\nand Mark, Chapter 10, Verses 11-12\nand Luke, Chapter 16, Verse 18",
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        "raw_content": "In B,C or Ypsilon-class movies, there\u00b4s a problem in estimation of quality. You might fall in dreadful trouble when you realize, that you\u00b4ve just seen quite inteligent movie. Which is pretty annoying. Only way how to prevent that is to get some information about it before, to make sure that it\u00b4s really stupid enough. For those cases i prepared for you this gallery with selected images from the movie.\nPermissions beyond the scope of this license are described here: http://www.carnivora-publishing.com/cp/about/analysis.php license questions. Atlantis animated documentary movie in pictures",
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        "raw_content": "Caltech Celebrates Two Staffers for Their 50 Years of Service\nBob Logan (BS '68) and Pat Anderson honored at May 31 event\nCCE , awards_and_honors , staff , alumni\nAt its 63rd annual Staff Service & Impact Awards ceremony on May 31, Caltech highlighted two individuals for their more than 50 years of service to the Institute: Bob Logan (BS '68) and Pat Anderson.\nPat Anderson, who moved to Southern California from her native Mississippi as a teenager and studied at both Pasadena City College and Citrus College, was hired as a receptionist for the Arthur Amos Noyes Laboratory of Chemical Physics shortly before it was dedicated in 1968. She held the position of \"floater\" for the Division of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering for several years before settling into her present position as an administrative assistant.\n\"When I first started, I assisted all of the professors who did not have administrative assistants assigned to them. Each professor was performing different research, so it was quitea learning experience. Everyone used different terminology and acronyms in their research so you had to figure out what it all meant\u2014but eventually you became familiar with the scientific language. We were expected to do everything. I was given a drawing board, Rapidograph pens, vellum paper, electric eraser, templates, rulers, dry transfers\u2014all the drafting tools to do chemical drawings for proposals, class handouts, correspondence and manuscripts. Deadlines were a constant in those days\u2014nothing has really changed in that regard, only better equipment. The manuscripts were submitted (with original drawings), and the actual drawings were published. A professor would sketch something out, and then I would draw it. He would look it over and make the necessary changes. All drawings were done on vellum so they could be copied and cut into the manuscripts, proposals, and class handouts. This was only a small part of what we did. I think back, and I say to myself, 'How did I do that?'\"\nBob Logan (BS '68) entered Caltech as a freshman in 1964 and began working on campus at the Booth Computing Center after graduating. Since then, he has remained part of the campus computing group\u2014which has had a number of different names\u2014and is currently a senior director in Information Management Systems and Services.\n\"I started at Caltech working at the Booth Computing Center, where I had spent many hours as an undergrad waiting for output from Caltech's IBM 7094 computer. Since then, there has been a complete revolution in computing. A fitness band has more computing power now than all the systems in the Booth machine room in 1968. But the speed of change was even faster then, before Moore's Law took over. We could get a $500,000 or $1 million machine, and there would be something significantly faster a year later. When I started out, we had a typical university computing center where people came in and ran punch cards for data analysis. Eventually, I designed and supervised the installation of the first real campus fiber optic network, which we ran down in the steam tunnels in 1993. Along the way, my work helped support a lot of important research. In the '70s, for example, I ran the data collection system for the \"Lunatic Asylum,\" which analyzed moon rocks, so computing stayed interesting, and I always found something fun to do.\"\n#SoCaltech is an occasional series celebrating the diverse individuals who give Caltech its spirit of excellence, ambition, and ingenuity. Know someone we should profile? Send nominations to magazine@caltech.edu.",
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If offers, however, no concrete details on what the federal role will be to ensure businesses and jobs stay within Canada. Instead, First Ministers will review a report in 2020 to consider approaches and best practices to address the competitiveness of only one part of the economy, emissions-intensive businesses that are highly exposed to trade.\n2020 is too late for governments to adopt a plan to address Canadian competitiveness in a new era of climate policies. We need a frank discussion of the possible competitiveness impacts today. On March 16, we are launching a project to develop recommendations for how governments can move forward with climate policies while protecting the competitiveness of Canadian businesses. In our first roundtable in Calgary, we will start the discussion by exploring five major themes.\nJoin us for the Japan-Canada Chambers Council\u2019s mission to Japan (Chamber Blog)\nAdriana Vega \u2013 Wednesday, March 15, 2017 \u2013 0\n5-7 April 2017 | Tokyo and Sendai, Japan\nCanada and Japan have a friendly and mutually beneficial relationship. Japan is Canada\u2019s fifth largest partner in two-way merchandise trade and 10th in services trade. Yet the potential is far from met. 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        "raw_content": "Chauncey DeVega says: Some New Year's Predictions for 2009\nAnother year has come and gone. The truism that time speeds up as we grow older does indeed feel true...at least to this 30 something negro. For many years, one of my favorite New Year's eve activities (in addition to drinking, revelry, and all around debauchery) has been listening to the turn of the year special edition of the radio show, Coast to Coast AM.\nThis show is notable because 1) Art Bell, the original host of the show, leaves retirement, returns to the mic, and proceeds to share his unique brand of wit, insight, and seemingly infinite patience with the Coast to Coast AM family; and 2) the audience, with Art Bell's gentle encouragement, makes a range of predictions that are frightening because they all too often turn out to be both true and entertaining, while simultaneously being for the most part utterly ridiculous--yet delivered with the weight and sincerity of a religious proclamation.\nTaking a cue from Art Bell's Coast to Coast AM, I bring you my mix of predictions--ridiculous, serious, prophetic, and absurd as they may be. In 2009 I predict that:\n1. The party ends for Barack Obama, as the Blagojevich scandal lays bare the corrupt core of Chicago politics. Obama is dirtied as being \"guilty by association,\" and the mainstream media--prodded by Right Wing talk radio and Fox News--make this one of their dominant memes for the first part of 2009.\n2. The \"N-word\" was buried in 2008. 2009 will see funerals for racism and Black politics. Funeral plans for poverty, heterosexism, and general stupidity have yet to be announced.\n3. Tom Brady will be forced to sit out the 2009 NFL season. Matt Cassel and the New England Patriots, enraged by missing the 2008 playoffs, begin a reign of terror in the NFL that ends with them winning the 2009 Superbowl. Tom Brady is traded to the Detroit Lions the following season.\n4. The economic crisis of 2008 could result in two radically different outcomes. In the first scenario, America takes the lead in evolving capitalism forward: the result is a new Pax Americana. In the second scenario, the economic crisis results in a global Depression that lasts for at least 3 years. Tens of millions of Americans are made homeless and tent cities become a common sight across the country.\n5. Oprah Winfrey, long dogged by rumors that Gail King, her longtime friend, is actually her lover, finally comes out of the closet when Gail, upset over Oprah's close relationship with Michelle Obama, threatens to release incriminating photos of her and Oprah in a post-coital embrace. Stedman releases a tell all book, \"My Life as Oprah's Beard.\" The book stays atop the New York Time's best seller list for 52 weeks.\n6. Al-Qaeda activates its sleeper cells and unleashes a coordinated attack on mass transit systems across the United States. Always evolving, Al-Qaeda uses white European women, many of them Chechens, to carry out the attacks.\n7. A South American country, quite likely Brazil, suffers a Mumbai style attack, which leaves hundreds dead, and thousands injured.\n8. In its last major policy act, the Bush administration orders a massive air strike on Iran's nuclear program and military infrastructure. Iran retaliates by ordering its Al Quds forces in Iraq to destabilize the nascent civilian government. The United States is forced to halt its withdrawal of forces from Iraq. In a Tet Offensive style assault, the Taliban launch a nationwide offensive against NATO forces in Afghanistan. NATO forces, stung by mounting casualties, begin to plan an imminent withdrawal from the country.\n9. In an effort to distract the public from the mounting economic crisis and his plummeting popularity among white, Obama Republicans and \"Middle Americans,\" Barack Obama opens long-classified files which conclusively prove that life exists on other planets, and that UFO's have visited the Earth thousands of times. Riley Martin is appointed director of NASA's Human-Extraterrestrial First Contact Project:\n10. China is emboldened by the success of its Navy's mission to counter piracy in the Gulf of Aden. The Chinese leadership, as students of history, decide to take a cue from what was a then rising power, the United States, and its mission to fight the Barbary pirates in North Africa. Accordingly, China leads an expeditionary force to stabilize Somalia and the surrounding region. They succeed fabulously. China begins to increase their power projection throughout Africa in an effort to secure key natural resources.\n11. With the declining price of oil, the leadership of Arab petro-states find themselves increasingly unpopular among their citizens. Unable to provide subsidies and services to their people, the regimes of several OPEC countries are overthrown by Islamo-fascist political parties. The United States, China, and the EU convene a conference in response to this crisis but they cannot come to a consensus. The West braces for a series of inevitable terror attacks.\n12. Bill Cosby wins a MacArthur genius grant for his work to improve the life chances of young people in underclass communities.\n13. The movie Black Dynamite wins the Oscar for best picture:\n14. The \"healthy\" eating zoning initiatives gain traction across the United States. Predictably, over the course of several months inner city communities see the mass closure of fast food restaurants. Unable to find food in their neighborhoods, these denizens begin traveling to the suburbs to shop for food and other necessities. In a domino effect, niche supermarkets such as Whole Foods and Trader Joe's are forced to accept Link cards and food stamps. They are also forced to carry sugar water and other ghetto sundries. The customer base of these stores demand immediate action to stop the intrusion of \"ghetto interlopers.\" Obama, in one of the most controversial acts of his presidency, issues an executive order mandating equal access to fast food for all Americans as guaranteed by the equal protection clause of the Constitution.\n15. With consumer confidence at all time low, and the retail sector in crisis, Obama, with the full support of Congress, signs a economic stimulus package that erases credit card debt, as well as all other types of unsecured debt held by the American public. This bill resuscitates the economy as Americans begin shopping and spending money at rates never before seen. Consequently, the economy grows at an unprecedented rate of 10 percent. Economists begin hand wringing over looming hyper-inflation.\nrawdawgbuffalo said...\nhave a blessed 2009 folk\nBest wishes for a year filled with love, laughter, happiness and discovery.",
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        "raw_content": "2015 Toronto International Film Festival Reveals First Round of Galas, Special Presentations\nFeaturing World Premieres from filmmakers including Michael Moore, Ridley Scott, Deepa Mehta, Meghna Gulzar, Stephen Frears, Rebecca Miller and many more\nPiers Handling, CEO and Director of TIFF, and Cameron Bailey, Artistic Director of the Toronto International Film Festival, announced the first round of titles premiering in the Galas and Special Presentations programmes of the 40th Toronto International Film Festival\u00ae.\nOf the 15 Galas and 34 Special Presentations announced, this initial lineup includes films from such acclaimed directors as Ridley Scott, Michael Moore, Deepa Mehta, Lenny Abrahamson, Brian Helgeland, Charlie Kaufman and Duke Johnson, Jason Bateman, Cary Fukunaga, Catherine Corsini, Stephen Frears, Tom Hooper, Hany Abu-Assad, Meghna Gulzar, Terence Davies, Jon\u00e1s Cuar\u00f3n, Julie Delpy, Rebecca Miller and Johnnie To.\n\u201cWe are celebrating our 40th anniversary in 2015 and this first round of films offers a taste of the incredible lineup at this year\u2019s Festival,\u201d said Handling. \u201cMade by both established and emerging filmmakers from around the world, these films offer a global snapshot of our times.\u201d\n\u201cThis year we are thrilled to share a diverse array of filmmakers from Australia, India, France, China, the United Kingdom and the USA,\u201d said Bailey. \u201cWe look forward to sharing these fantastic films with Toronto audiences \u2014 the most engaged and enthusiastic in the world.\u201d\nThe Toronto International Film Festival\u00ae today announced that Jean-Marc Vall\u00e9e\u2019s Demolition will open the 2015 Toronto International Film Festival. Starring Jake Gyllenhaal, Naomi Watts, Chris Cooper and Judah Lewis, Demolition will have its world premiere on September 10 at Roy Thomson Hall.\n\u201cOver the years the Festival has been proud to present Jean-Marc Vall\u00e9e\u2019s feature films including Black List, C.R.A.Z.Y., Caf\u00e9 de Flore, The Young Victoria, Dallas Buyers Club and Wild,\u201d said Piers Handling, Director and CEO of TIFF. \u201cVall\u00e9e is a proud Canadian with a distinct and powerful filmmaking voice and we can\u2019t wait to share his latest film with Festival audiences on Opening Night.\u201d\n\u201cVall\u00e9e has a tradition of presenting strong characters who are on journeys to self-discovery and redemption, and is the only filmmaker in our history to present both an opening and a closing night film at the Festival,\u201d said Cameron Bailey, Artistic Director, Toronto International Film Festival. \u201cThis film tells the story of a man who deals with loss in unexpected ways, and is brought to life on screen through sensitive and commanding performances by Gyllenhaal, Watts, Cooper and newcomer Lewis.\u201d\n\u201cI can't think of a better place to introduce Demolition to the world than at home. That's how I feel about TIFF,\u201d said Vall\u00e9e. \u201cYou make me feel at home, and I am grateful and honoured to have my film as the opener for the Festival's 40th anniversary.\"\nThe 40th Toronto International Film Festival runs from September 10 to 20, 2015.\nBeeba Boys dir. Deepa Mehta, Canada, World Premiere\nAn adrenaline-charged violent Indo-Canadian gang war mixes guns, bhangra beats, bespoke suits, cocaine, and betrayal. Gang boss Jeet Johar and his loyal, young crew are audaciously taking over the Vancouver drug and arms scene from an old-style crime syndicate. Hearts are broken and family bonds shattered when the Beeba Boys (known as the \u201cnice boys\u201d) do anything \u201cto be seen and to be feared\u201d \u2014 in a white world. .\nDemolition dir. Jean-Marc Vall\u00e9e, USA, World Premiere (Opening Night Film)\nIn Demolition, a successful investment banker, Davis (Jake Gyllenhaal), struggles after losing his wife in a tragic car crash. Despite pressure from his father-in-law (Chris Cooper) to pull it together, Davis continues to unravel. What starts as a complaint letter to a vending machine company turns into a series of letters revealing startling personal admissions. Davis\u2019 letters catch the attention of customer service rep Karen (Naomi Watts) and, amidst emotional and financial burdens of her own, the two strangers form an unlikely connection. With the help of Karen and her son (Judah Lewis), Davis starts to rebuild, beginning with the demolition of the life he once knew.\nThe Dressmaker dir. Jocelyn Moorhouse, Australia, World Premiere\nBased on the best-selling novel by Rosalie Ham, The Dressmaker is a bittersweet, comedy-drama set in early 1950s Australia. After many years working as a dressmaker in exclusive Parisian fashion houses, Tilly Dunnage, a beautiful and talented misfit, returns home to the tiny middle-of-nowhere town of Dungatar to right the wrongs of the past. Not only does she reconcile with her ailing, eccentric mother Molly, and unexpectedly falls in love with the pure-hearted Teddy, but armed with her sewing machine and incredible sense of style, Tilly sets out to right the wrongs of the past and transforms the women of the town but encounters unexpected romance along the way. Starring Kate Winslet, Liam Hemsworth, Judy Davis and Hugo Weaving.\nEye in the Sky dir. Gavin Hood, United Kingdom, World Premiere\nLondon-based military intelligence officer Colonel Katherine Powell (Helen Mirren) is remotely commanding a top secret drone operation to capture a group of dangerous terrorists at their safe-house in Nairobi, Kenya. The mission suddenly escalates from a capture to a kill operation, when Powell realizes that the terrorists are about to embark on a deadly suicide mission. American drone pilot Steve Watts (Aaron Paul) is poised to destroy the safe-house when a nine-year-old-girl enters the kill zone just outside the walls of the house. With unforeseen collateral damage now entering the equation, the impossible decision of when to strike gets passed up the kill chain of politicians and lawyers as the seconds tick down. Also stars Alan Rickman, Barkhad Abdi and Iain Glen.\nForsaken dir. Jon Cassar, Canada, World Premiere\nTormented by a dark secret, an aging gunfighter abandons a life of killing and returns home, only to discover his mother has died. He\u2019s forced to confront his estranged father and the life he left behind. Starring Donald Sutherland, Kiefer Sutherland and Demi Moore.\nFreeheld dir. Peter Sollett, USA, World Premiere\nBased on the Oscar-winning documentary and adapted by the writer of Philadelphia, Freeheld is the true love story of Laurel Hester and Stacie Andree and their fight for justice. A decorated New Jersey police detective, Laurel is diagnosed with cancer and wants to leave her hard-earned pension to her domestic partner, Stacie. However the county officials \u2014 the Freeholders \u2014 conspire to prevent Laurel from doing so. Hard-nosed detective Dane Wells and activist Steven Goldstein come together in Laurel and Stacie\u2019s defense, rallying police officers and ordinary citizens to support their struggle for equality. Starring Julianne Moore, Ellen Page, Michael Shannon and Steve Carell.\nHyena Road (Hyena Road: Le Chemin du Combat) dir. Paul Gross, Canada, World Premiere\nA sniper who has never allowed himself to think of his targets as humans becomes implicated in the life of one such target. An intelligence officer who has never contemplated killing becomes the engine of a plot to kill. And a legendary Mujahideen warrior who had put war behind him is now the centre of the battle zone. Three men, three worlds, three conflicts \u2014 all stand at the intersection of modern warfare, a murky world of fluid morality in which all is not as it seems.\nLEGEND dir. Brian Helgeland, United Kingdom, International Premiere\nThe true story of the rise and fall of London\u2019s most notorious gangsters, brothers Reggie and Ron Kray, both portrayed by Tom Hardy in an amazing double performance. LEGEND is a classic crime thriller that takes audiences into the secret history of the 1960s and the extraordinary events that secured the infamy of the Kray twins.\nLolo dir. Julie Delpy, France, North American Premiere\nWhile on holiday in the south of France, Parisian sophisticate Violette falls in love with carefree geek Jean-Ren\u00e9. As their relationship blossoms, Jean-Ren\u00e9 heads to Paris to spend more time with Violette but finds himself up against her possessive teenage son Lolo who is determined to sabotage their relationship by any means necessary. A razor-sharp comedy from Julie Delpy.\nThe Man Who Knew Infinity dir. Matthew Brown, United Kingdom, World Premiere\nA true story of friendship that forever changed mathematics. In 1913, Ramanujan, a self-taught mathematics genius from India, travelled to Trinity College, Cambridge, where he forged a bond with his mentor, the eccentric professor GH Hardy, and fought to show the world the magic of his mind. Starring Dev Patel and Academy Award winner Jeremy Irons.\nThe Martian dir. Ridley Scott, USA, World Premiere\nDuring a manned mission to Mars, astronaut Mark Watney is presumed dead after a fierce storm and left behind by his crew. But Watney has survived and finds himself stranded and alone on the hostile planet. With only meager supplies, he must draw upon his ingenuity, wit and spirit to subsist and find a way to signal to Earth that he is alive. Millions of miles away, NASA and a team of international scientists work tirelessly to bring \u201cthe Martian\u201d home, while his crewmates concurrently plot a daring, if not impossible rescue mission. Based on a best-selling novel, and helmed by master director Ridley Scott, The Martian features a star-studded cast that includes Matt Damon, Jessica Chastain, Kristen Wiig, Jeff Daniels, Michael Pena, Kate Mara, Chiwetel Ejiofor, and Donald Glover.\nThe Program dir. Stephen Frears, United Kingdom, World Premiere\nFrom Academy Award-nominated director Stephen Frears (The Queen, Philomena) and producers Working Title (The Theory of Everything), comes the true story of the meteoric rise and fall of one of the most celebrated and controversial men in recent history, Lance Armstrong. Starring Ben Foster, Dustin Hoffman, Chris O\u2019Dowd and Guillaume Canet.\nRemember dir. Atom Egoyan, Canada, North American Premiere\nRemember is the contemporary story of Zev, who discovers that the Nazi guard who murdered his family some 70 years ago is living in America under an assumed identity. Despite the obvious challenges, Zev sets out on a mission to deliver long-delayed justice with his own trembling hand. What follows is a remarkable cross-continent road-trip with surprising consequences. Starring Academy Award winners Christopher Plummer and Martin Landau.\nSeptembers of Shiraz dir. Wayne Blair, USA, World Premiere\nA thriller based on the New York Times bestseller, this is the true story of a secular Jewish family caught in the 1979 Iranian revolution and their heroic journey to overcome and ultimately escape from the deadly tyranny that swept their country and threatened to extinguish their lives at every turn. Starring Salma Hayek and Adrien Brody.\nStonewall dir. Roland Emmerich, USA, World Premiere\nThis fictional drama inspired by true events follows a young man caught up during the 1969 Stonewall Riots. Danny Winters (Jeremy Irvine) finds himself alone in Greenwich Village, homeless and destitute, until he befriends a group of street kids who introduce him to the local watering hole, The Stonewall Inn \u2014 however, this shady, mafia-run club is far from a safe haven. As Danny and his friends experience discrimination, endure atrocities and are repeatedly harassed by the police, the entire community of young gays, lesbians and drag queens who populate Stonewall erupts in a storm of anger. With the toss of a single brick, a riot ensues and a crusade for equality is born. Starring Jeremy Irvine, Jonathan Rhys Meyers, Ron Perlman and Joey King.\nAnomalisa dir. Charlie Kaufman and Duke Johnson, USA, Canadian Premiere\nA man struggles with his inability to connect with other people. Starring Jennifer Jason Leigh, Tom Noonan and David Thewlis.\nBeasts of No Nation dir. Cary Fukunaga, USA/Ghana, Canadian Premiere\nBased on the highly acclaimed novel, director Cary Fukunaga\u2019s Beasts of No Nation brings to life the gripping tale of Agu (newcomer Abraham Attah), a child soldier torn from his family to fight in the civil war of an African country. Idris Elba dominates the screen in the role of Commandant, a warlord who takes in Agu and instructs him in the ways of war.\nBlack Mass dir. Scott Cooper, USA, Canadian Premiere\nIn 1970s South Boston, FBI Agent John Connolly persuades Irish-American gangster Jimmy Bulger to act as an informant for the FBI in order to eliminate their common enemy: the Italian mob. The drama tells the story of this unholy alliance, which spiraled out of control, allowing Whitey to evade law enforcement while becoming one of the most ruthless and dangerous gangsters in Boston history. Starring Johnny Depp, Joel Edgerton, Benedict Cumberbatch, Rory Cochrane, Jesse Plemons, Kevin Bacon, Dakota Johnson, Julianne Nicholson, Corey Stoll and Peter Sarsgaard.\nBrooklyn dir. John Crowley, United Kingdom/Ireland/Canada, Canadian Premiere\nSet on opposite sides of the Atlantic, this drama tells the profoundly moving story of Eilis Lacey, a young Irish immigrant navigating her way through 1950s Brooklyn. Lured by the promise of America, Eilis departs Ireland and the comfort of her mother\u2019s home for the shores of New York City. The initial shackles of homesickness quickly diminish as a fresh romance sweeps Eilis into the intoxicating charm of love. But soon, her new vivacity is disrupted by her past, and Eilis must choose between two countries and the lives that exist within. Starring Saoirse Ronan, Domhnall Gleeson, Emory Cohen, Jim Broadbent and Julie Walters.\nThe Club Pablo Larra\u00edn, Chile, North American Premiere\nFour men live in a secluded house in a seaside town. Sent to purge sins of the past, they live under a strict regime and the watchful eye of a caretaker. Their fragile stability is disrupted by the arrival of a fifth man who brings with him their darkest secrets.\nColonia dir. Florian Gallenberger, Germany/Luxembourg/France, World Premiere\nColonia tells the story of Lena and Daniel, a young couple who become entangled in the Chilean military coup of 1973. Daniel is abducted by Pinochet\u2019s secret police and Lena tracks him to a sealed off area in the south of the country called Colonia Dignidad. The Colonia presents itself as a charitable mission run by lay preacher Paul Sch\u00e4fer but, in fact, is a place nobody ever escapes from. Lena decides to join the cult in order to find Daniel. Starring Emma Watson, Daniel Br\u00fchl and Michael Nyqvist.\nThe Danish Girl dir. Tom Hooper, United Kingdom, North American Premiere\nThe Danish Girl is the remarkable love story inspired by the lives of artists Lili Elbe and Gerda Wegener (portrayed by Academy Award winner Eddie Redmayne and Alicia Vikander), directed by Academy Award winner Tom Hooper (The King\u2019s Speech, Les Mis\u00e9rables). Lili and Gerda\u2019s marriage and work evolve as they navigate Lili\u2019s groundbreaking journey as a transgender pioneer.\nThe Daughter dir. Simon Stone, Australia, North American Premiere\nA man returns to his hometown and unearths a long-buried family secret. As he tries to right the wrongs of the past, his actions threaten to shatter the lives of those he left behind years before. Starring Geoffrey Rush, Paul Schneider, Miranda Otto and Sam Neill.\nDesierto dir. Jon\u00e1s Cuar\u00f3n, Mexico, World Premiere\nMoises is traveling by foot with a group of undocumented workers across a desolate strip of the border between Mexico and the United States, seeking a new life in the north. They are discovered by a lone American vigilante, Sam, and a frantic chase begins. Set against the stunningly brutal landscape, Moises and Sam engage in a lethal match of wits, each desperate to survive and escape the desert that threatens to consume them. Starring Gael Garc\u00eda Bernal and Jeffrey Dean Morgan.\nDheepan dir. Jacques Audiard, France, North American Premiere\nTo escape the civil war in Sri Lanka, a former Tamil Tiger soldier, a young woman and a little girl pose as a family. These strangers try to build a life together in a Parisian suburb.\nFamilies (Belles Familles) dir. Jean-Paul Rappeneau, France, World Premiere\nWhen Shanghai-based businessman J\u00e9rome Varenne learns that his childhood home in the village of Ambray is at the centre of a local conflict, he heads there to straighten things out and finds himself at the centre of familial and romantic complications. Starring Mathieu Amalric.\nThe Family Fang dir. Jason Bateman, USA, World Premiere\nAnnie and Baxter Fang have spent most of their adult lives trying to distance themselves from their famous artist parents. But when both siblings find themselves stalled in life, they return home for the first time in a decade where they become entangled in a dark mystery surrounding their parents\u2019 disappearance. Jason Bateman directs and stars, along with co-stars Nicole Kidman and Christopher Walken, in this film based on the New York Times bestseller.\nGuilty (Talvar) dir. Meghna Gulzar, India, World Premiere\nBased on true events that set off a media frenzy all over the world, Guilty follows the 2008 Noida Double Murder Case of an investigation into the deaths of 14-year-old Aarushi Talwar and 45-year-old Hemraj Banjade, a domestic employed by Aarushi\u2019s family, in Noida, India. The controversial case lives on in the mind of the public, despite a guilty verdict that sentenced the parents of the murdered girl to life in prison. Starring Irrfan Khan.\nI Smile Back dir. Adam Salky, USA, Canadian Premiere\nAdapted from the acclaimed novel by Amy Koppelman, I Smile Back explores the life of Laney (Sarah Silverman), a devoted wife and mother who seems to have it all \u2014 a perfect husband, pristine house and shiny SUV. However, beneath the fa\u00e7ade lies depression and disillusionment that catapult her into a secret world of reckless compulsion. Only very real danger will force her to face the painful root of her destructiveness and its effect on those she loves.\nThe Idol (Ya Tayr El Tayer) dir. Hany Abu-Assad, United Kingdom/Palestine/Qatar, World Premiere\nA young boy in Gaza, Mohammad Assaf, dreams of one day singing in the Cairo Opera House with his sister and best friend, Nour. One day, Nour collapses and is rushed to the hospital where it is discovered that she needs a kidney transplant. Nour leaves Mohammad with a dying wish that someday, he will become a famous singer in Cairo. Escaping from Gaza to Egypt against unbelievable odds, Mohammad makes the journey of a lifetime. From two-time Academy Award nominee Hany Abu-Assad comes this inspirational drama inspired by the incredibly true story of Mohammed Assaf, winner of Arab Idol 2013.\nThe Lady in the Van dir. Nicholas Hytner, USA/United Kingdom, World Premiere\nBased on the true story of Miss Shepherd, a woman of uncertain origins who \u201ctemporarily\u201d parked her van in writer Alan Bennett\u2019s London driveway and proceeded to live there for 15 years. What begins as a begrudged favour becomes a relationship that will change both their lives. Filmed on the street and in the house where Bennett and Miss Shepherd lived all those years, acclaimed director Nicholas Hytner reunites with iconic writer Alan Bennett (The Madness of King George, The History Boys) to bring this rare and touching portrait to the screen. Starring Maggie Smith, Dominic Cooper and James Corden.\nLen and Company dir. Tim Godsall, USA, North American Premiere\nA successful music producer (Rhys Ifans) quits the industry and exiles himself in upstate New York, but the solitude he seeks is shattered when both his estranged son (Jack Kilmer) and the pop-star (Juno Temple) he\u2019s created come looking for answers.\nThe Lobster dir. Yorgos Lanthimos, Ireland/United Kingdom/Greece/France/Netherlands, North American Premiere\nIn a dystopian near future, single people are obliged to find a matching mate in 45 days or are transformed into animals and released into the woods. Starring Colin Farrell, Academy Award winner Rachel Weisz, John C. Reilly, L\u00e9a Seydoux and Ben Whishaw.\nLouder than Bombs dir. Joachim Trier, Norway/France/Denmark, North American Premiere\nAn upcoming exhibition celebrating photographer Isabelle Reed three years after her untimely death brings her eldest son Jonah back to the family house, forcing him to spend more time with his father Gene and withdrawn younger brother Conrad than he has in years. With the three men under the same roof, Gene tries desperately to connect with his two sons, but they struggle to reconcile their feelings about the woman they remember so differently. Starring Isabelle Huppert, Gabriel Byrne and Jesse Eisenberg.\nMaggie\u2019s Plan dir. Rebecca Miller, USA, World Premiere\nMaggie\u2019s plan to have a baby on her own is derailed when she falls in love with John, a married man, destroying his volatile marriage to the brilliant Georgette. But one daughter and three years later, Maggie is out of love and in a quandary: what do you do when you suspect your man and his ex-wife are actually perfect for each other? Starring Julianne Moore, Greta Gerwig, Ethan Hawke, Bill Hader and Maya Rudolph.\nMountains May Depart (Shan He Gu Ren) dir. Jia Zhang-ke, China/France/Japan, North American Premiere\nThe new film from master filmmaker Jia Zhang-ke (A Touch of Sin) jumps from the recent past to the speculative near-future as it examines how China\u2019s economic boom has affected the bonds of family, tradition, and love.\nOffice dir. Johnnie To, China/Hong Kong, International Premiere\nBillion-dollar company Jones & Sunn is going public. Chairman Ho Chung-ping has promised CEO Chang, who has been his mistress for more than 20 years, to become a major shareholder of the company. As the IPO team enters the company to audit its accounts, a series of inside stories start to be revealed. Starring Chow Yun Fat, Sylvia Chang, Tang Wei and Wang Ziyi.\nParched dir. Leena Yadav, India/USA, World Premiere\nThree ordinary women dare to break free from the century old patriarchal ways of their village in the desert heartland of rural India. Starring Tannishtha Chaterjee, Radhika Apte and Surveen Chawla, this unforgettable tale of friendship and triumph is called Parched.\nRoom dir. Lenny Abrahamson, Ireland/Canada, Canadian Premiere\nTold through the eyes of five-year-old-Jack, Room is a thrilling and emotional tale that celebrates the resilience and power of the human spirit. To Jack, the Room is the world\u2026 it\u2019s where he was born, where he and his Ma eat and sleep and play and learn. But while it\u2019s home to Jack, to Ma it\u2019s a prison. Through her fierce love for her son, Ma has managed to create a childhood for him in their 10-by-10-foot space. But as Jack\u2019s curiosity is building alongside Ma\u2019s own desperation \u2014 she knows that Room cannot contain either indefinitely. Starring Brie Larson, Jacob Tremblay, Joan Allen, Sean Bridgers and William H. Macy.\nSicario dir. Denis Villeneuve, USA, North American Premiere\nIn the lawless border area stretching between the U.S. and Mexico, an idealistic FBI agent (Emily Blunt) is enlisted by an elite government task force official (Josh Brolin) to aid in the escalating war against drugs. Led by an enigmatic consultant with a questionable past (Benicio Del Toro), the team sets out on a clandestine journey that forces Kate to question everything that she believes.\nSon of Saul (Saul Fia) dir. L\u00e1szl\u00f3 Nemes, Hungary, Canadian Premiere\nOctober 1944, Auschwitz-Birkenau. Saul Ausl\u00e4nder is a Hungarian member of the Sonderkommando, the group of Jewish prisoners isolated from the camp and forced to assist the Nazis in the machinery of large-scale extermination. While working in one of the crematoriums, Saul discovers the body of a boy he takes for his son. As the Sonderkommando plans a rebellion, Saul decides to carry out an impossible task: save the child\u2019s body from the flames, find a rabbi to recite the mourner\u2019s Kaddish and offer the boy a proper burial.\nSpotlight dir. Tom McCarthy, USA, International Premiere\nSpotlight tells the true story of the Pulitzer Prize-winning Boston Globe investigation that would rock the city and cause a crisis in one of the world\u2019s oldest and most trusted institutions. When the newspaper\u2019s tenacious \u201cSpotlight\u201d team of reporters delves into allegations of abuse in the Catholic Church, their year-long investigation uncovers a decades-long cover-up at the highest levels of Boston\u2019s religious, legal, and government establishment, touching off a wave of revelations around the world. Starring Mark Ruffalo, Michael Keaton, Rachel McAdams, Liev Schreiber, Stanley Tucci, Brian d\u2019Arcy James and Billy Crudup.\nSummertime (La Belle Saison) dir. Catherine Corsini, France, North American Premiere\nDelphine, the daughter of farmers, moves to Paris in 1971 to break free from the shackles of her family and to gain her financial independence. Carole is a Parisian, living with Manuel, actively involved in the stirrings of the feminist movement. The meeting of the two women changes their lives forever. Starring C\u00e9cile De France, Izia Higelin, No\u00e9mie Lvovsky and K\u00e9vin Aza\u00efs.\nSunset Song dir. Terence Davies, United Kingdom/Luxembourg, World Premiere\nTerence Davies\u2019 epic of hope, tragedy and love at the dawning of the Great War follows a young woman\u2019s tale of endurance against the hardships of rural Scottish life. Based on the novel by Lewis Grassic Gibbon and told with gritty poetic realism by Britain\u2019s greatest living auteur, Sunset Song stars Peter Mullan and Agyness Deyn.\nTrumbo dir. Jay Roach, USA, World Premiere\nThe successful career of 1940s screenwriter Dalton Trumbo (Bryan Cranston) comes to a crushing end when he and other Hollywood figures are blacklisted for their political beliefs. Trumbo tells the story of his fight against the U.S. government and studio bosses in a war over words and freedom, which entangled everyone in Hollywood from Hedda Hopper (Helen Mirren) and John Wayne to Kirk Douglas and Otto Preminger.\nUn plus une dir. Claude Lelouch, France, World Premiere\nCharming, successful, Antoine (Jean Dujardin) could be the hero of one of those films he composes the music for. When he leaves for a job in India, he meets Anna (Elsa Zylberstein), a woman who isn\u2019t like him at all, but who attracts him more than anything. Together, they are going to experience an incredible journey.\nVictoria dir. Sebastian Schipper, Germany, Canadian Premiere\nOn a night out in Berlin, Victoria meets four young local guys. After joining their group, she becomes their driver when they rob a bank. Finally, as dawn breaks, everyone meets their destiny.\nWhere to Invade Next dir. Michael Moore, USA, World Premiere\nOscar-winning director Michael Moore returns with what may be his most provocative and hilarious movie yet. Moore tells the Pentagon to \u201cstand down\u201d\u2014 he will do the invading for America from now on. Discretely shot in several countries and under the radar of the global media, Moore has made a searing cinematic work that is both up-to-the-minute and timeless.\nYouth dir. Paolo Sorrentino, Italy/France/United Kingdom/Switzerland, North American Premiere\nYouth explores the lifelong bond between two friends vacationing in a luxury Swiss Alps lodge as they ponder retirement. While Fred (Michael Caine) has no plans to resume his musical career despite the urging of his daughter Lena (Rachel Weisz), Mick (Harvey Keitel) is intent on finishing the screenplay for what may be his last film for his muse Brenda (Jane Fonda). And where will inspiration lead their younger friend Jimmy (Paul Dano), an actor grasping to make sense of his next performance? From Italy\u2019s Oscar-winning foreign language film writer and director Paolo Sorrentino, Youth asks if our most important and life-changing experiences can come at any time \u2014 even late \u2014 in life.",
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        "raw_content": "The Art of Political Leadership\nNot even a month after Trump\u2019s unexpected election victory, the nature of his administration continues to reveal itself as more vicious and dangerous, even sinister, than any other. His program is clearly an expression of the will of America\u2019s financial elite to enrich itself through all available means: rolling back environmental regulations and labor protections, gutting essential social programs, slashing corporate taxes and taxes on the wealthy, embarking on a massive military build-up to threaten nations who stand in the way, and, most ominously, waging war. As suggested by the appeals of the administration to the military and police\u2014Trump reportedly wanted to roll tanks and other mechanized weaponry down the inaugural parade route\u2014the massive social opposition that has already begun to appear to the agenda, and will surely intensify, may well be met with police-state repression.\nWhat we are witnessing is America\u2019s capitalist class fully empowered (by both Republicans and Democrats), throwing off all restraints on its accumulation of ever more wealth and power, and pressing into its service all vital social institutions: the military, the educational system, the media, and government. This is what oligarchy looks like.\nIn this context, the relationship between the people and its political leaders is almost entirely centered on public relations. The entire state apparatus becomes an \u201cinstrument of class rule,\u201d as Marx put it, pursuing policies directly inimical to the broad mass of the population, and so the interface between politician and citizen becomes basically a series of lies meant to mask the real agenda or manipulate public opinion in various directions (such as to support tax cuts for the wealthy or to support yet another war). Truth can only be spoken in private, away from cameras and microphones, though increasingly their vastly increased power has emboldened the world\u2019s financial aristocrats\u2014I think of JP Morgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon, apparently not a man known for his sense of humor, and his offhand remark at Davos that the program of the assembled billionaires and their media and government lackeys must be to \u201cmake elites great again.\u201d[1]\nWhat is almost always missing in media and even academic analyses of this nightmare we have all entered into is that it is not particularly the fault of this or that politician and his or her individual ideas or character. Most everyone seems to believe that if Hillary Clinton had won, the country would not be in such a dire crisis. But take the policies being put into place by the Trump Administration and the Republicans, and see if they are really unique to him. War: Clinton was savagely pro-war both during her time in the State Department, as a senator, and as first lady. She was one of the leading architects of the Libyan tragedy, among other things, and doggedly pursued policies that would have brought us directly into armed conflict with Russia. On issues of war and peace, she was squarely on the side of US elites who are seeking to maintain world economic dominance through military means. The economy? She was the chosen candidate of Wall Street and corporate power, who famously stated in one of her lucrative Wall Street speeches that she had \u201ca private and a public position\u201d on the issues, the private one representing the bidding of her corporate masters and the public one nothing but a smokescreen of lies to deceive the public. The environment: the climate situation remains as dire as it was before Obama took office, and Clinton had proposed no serious proposals for reversing it. Even on the Dakota Access Pipeline issue, she refused to support the protestors, who are fighting not for some ultra-left-wing agenda but merely for clean water. The amount of agreement between a Trump and a Clinton is such as to constitute an identity of overall intent.\nThis is not to say that between nominal progressives like Clinton (or Sanders or Warren) and the hard Right there are not marginal differences, some of which are extremely significant. But it is to say that both are equally mere vehicles for serving the interests of the US ruling class.\nIn explanation of this situation, I would point to the basic class character of American society, with its politically empowered wealthy one-percent and the great majority of the population at their mercy, politically and economically. But that is not what concerns me in this essay. I wish rather to examine this breakdown in the integrity of the society in light of the notion that political leadership, like other basic functions within a political community, has a definite God-given end or telos and is what the Platonic-Aristotelian tradition calls an art.[2] With this idea in hand, we will better see how far things have slipped and what we have a right to expect from our politicians.\nArt is a kind of knowledge, but of a sort that achieves a certain result. It is not purely speculative. Rather it is a knowledge of how to bring about a benefit for the sake of others. It presupposes an ideal for those who are the recipients of the benefit. Thus if a man is a physician he is so on account of the knowledge that he possesses that presupposes an ideal of health for his patient. His knowledge of what health is allows him to make a diagnosis of the patient\u2019s condition, prescribe a treatment plan, and then formulate a further plan for following up to ensure that the treatment was effective.[3] Not everyone in the society is a physician of course, and that is part of what gives an art its special status. It is possessed by a few, by those who have undergone the rigorous education process to obtain it. In the case of the physician the patient lacks the knowledge the physician possesses. But the patient comes to believe that the physician has such knowledge, and then voluntarily enters into the physician-patient relationship. This involves a certain degree of risk for the patient since he lacks the knowledge by which he could make certain that the physician is in possession of medical knowledge. This risk is inherent in the relationship entailed by art.\nBy virtue of his superior knowledge and the patient\u2019s voluntary choice to submit to his care, the physician now has the right to lead the subject in the following of the treatment plan. This is the basis of authority in the Platonic conception: voluntary submission justified by superior knowledge on the part of the wielder of the authority and the justified expectation of a great benefit to be received by the patient. What we really see here in this physician-patient relationship, and in any artist-beneficiary relationship, is a relationship between ruler and ruled.\nAs Plato says in Republic, Book I, the ruler does not rule for his own benefit but for the sake of the ruled\u2014\u201c. . . all rule, insofar as it is rule, considers nothing, in public and private, except what is best for what is ruled and served\u201d (345e). The artist does not act for his own sake, as in the modern view. One might say that the physician is only acting in expectation of profit, but money making is an activity separate from art. Insofar as he only practices medicine, the benefit goes to the patient, not the physician. Money-making is a separate activity and constitutes not an art but a skill, according to Grimes (see note 2). With a skill, the primary beneficiary is the wielder of the skill, not a separate benefited group. Nor is there involved an ideal that pictures a great benefit to man. The salesman, for instance, only wishes to get paid. He does not operate on the basis of an ideal for his customer. And the benefit accrues to him alone, or his employer, and only accidentally benefits the purchaser. He (generally) has no scruples that might come from the possessing an ideal for his customer. He\u2019ll make the sale regardless of whether the customer can afford the purchase or if he will really benefit.\nNow, if the \u201cruler\u201d is found out as acting only for his own benefit or for interest other than the natural beneficiary, the \u201csubject\u201d is justified in dissolving the relationship. The quack can be dragged into court and his medical license revoked.\nIt is easy to see how this notion of art illuminates the nature of political leadership. The political leader must be in possession of a knowledge that is based an ideal of human society, of the just society, and the people, the ruled, have a right to expect that this state will be reached. It is a state of excellence or aratea, virtue: in this case, the right functioning of all the parts of the society to achieve the analogue of health in the body. Thus the politician must know what justice is, what the parts of the society are, and how they function together to achieve the just state (the common good in Catholic Social Teaching). Those who would be our leaders should be able to answer questions about the make-up of society, what their conditions are, and what the \u201ctreatment plan\u201d is. Does he have a follow-up plan for making sure treatment plan is working?\nConsider the physician again. The physician does not just treat the eye, say. He should know how the proper functioning of the eye relates to the ideal of the overall health of the body. Otherwise, the patient may have wonderful eyesight even as his overall health is failing. In the same way, the politician must take into account every division of society and every citizen, knowing thoroughly their present conditions, and evaluating their situation in light of the ideal he possesses (he does not focus just on the Dow or the ability to wage war). Then he can formulate his treatment plan, and we can choose wisely among would-be political leaders. Traditional societies tend to operate this way. There is a place for everyone and work for everyone to do. In Vedic political philosophy, the first duty of the ruler is considered to be ensuring that everyone has an occupation.\nCan you think of a living politician who could tell us about all the segments of American society, what their conditions are, how they can be made to work together to reach the common good, and what a workable plan would be for bridging the gap\u2014the treatment plan? It is impossible think of one. The current political landscape is made up of merely skilled politicians serving this or that interest group within the ruling elite. They may present to us a picture of an ideal attractive enough to get us to vote for them. But we are fooled every time. The program always turns out to be serving some interest outside the common good.\nBy now we should recognize that the political class, Republican and Democrat alike, is serving the interests of its own elite constituency, just like the quack physician, or like the unscrupulous salesman. For this reason, I think it is arguable that the political establishment has lost the basis of its authority, which is that we, the ruled, reasonably believe that it is generally acting for the sake of the common good, not some other interest. What has not yet arisen is a practical way of dissolving the relationship with the present corrupt ruling class. Electoral politics haven\u2019t worked, it must be admitted, and I don\u2019t think we want violent revolution. I believe the work we must be engaged in instead is to educate ourselves about what we have a right to expect from political leaders and what the common good looks like, and then begin to form associations devoted to realizing the just society.\n[1] Miriam Elder, \u201cBehind Closed Doors at Davos: Make Elites Great Again,\u201d BuzzFeedNews, January 22nd, 2017 [a].\n[2] In this, I am following Pierre Grimes\u2019s synthesis of the Platonic conception of art from the Ion, Republic Book I, and the Symposium in his lecture, \u201cPlato\u2019s Republic, Ion, and Symposium,\u201d available at this site. Here, I will make use only of a small component of his overall view, namely the implication of the concept of an art for politics.\n[3] This formulation of diagnosis according to an ideal, treatment plan, and follow up is Grimes\u2019s.",
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        "raw_content": "Sermon notes \u2013 David Hudson 23. november 2014\nI want to talk with the utmost frankness and say to you, that tongues have been the making of my ministry. It is that peculiar communication with God when God reveals to my soul the truth I utter to you day by day in the ministry. Many times, I climb out of bed, take my pencil and pad, and jot down the beautiful things of God, the wonderful things of God that He talks out in my spirit and reveals to my heart.\u201d John G Lake\n\u201d And while staying with them he ordered them not to depart from Jerusalem, but to wait for the promise of the Father, which, he said, \u201cyou heard from me; for John baptized with water, but you will be baptized with the Holy Spirit not many days from now.\n\u200b When the day of Pentecost arrived, they were all together in one place. And suddenly there came from heaven a sound like a mighty rushing wind, and it filled the entire house where they were sitting. And divided tongues as of fire appeared to them and rested on each one of them. And they were all filled with the Holy Spirit and began to speak in other tongues as the Spirit gave them utterance.\u201d\n120 becomes 5000.\nWhat do we learn about it from the Bible?\n1. It was prophesied in the Old Testament.\nIsaiah 28:11, \u201cWith stammering lips and another tongue He will speak to this people.\u201d In the chapter on Tongues and Prophecy, Apostle Paul quotes this prophecy (1 Cor 14:21).\n2. It was foretold by Jesus Christ.\nMark 16:17, \u201cThese signs will follow those who believe; In My Name\u2026 they will speak with new tongues.\u201d\n3. It was a normal experience of Christians in the early Church. It was a means to experience the promise Sent from the Father. When they touched the Spirit it reminded them of walking with Jesus.\nPeter, James, John, Andrew, Philip, Thomas, Bartholomew, Matthew, James, Alphaeus, Simon Zelotes, Judas the brother of James, Mary the mother of Jesus, the brothers of Jesus, and others spoke in tongues when they were filled with the Spirit. They were about 120 (Acts 1:13,14; 2:4).\nApostle Paul spoke in tongues in the power of the Spirit (Acts 9:17; 1 Cor 14:18)\nCornelius, an official of the Italian Army, his relatives and close friends spoke in tongues when the Holy Spirit fell on them in a Gospel meeting (Acts 10:1,24,44-46).\nThe 12 Ephesian disciples spoke in tongues when the Holy Spirit came on them (Acts 19:1,6,7).\n4. It is a blessed experience for us today.\n(a) It enriches praise and worship.\nThe 120 disciples in the Upper Room were speaking \u201cthe wonderful works of God\u201d in tongues (Acts 2:11). \u201cI will sing with the spirit\u2026. when you bless with the spirit.. you indeed give thanks well\u201d (1 Cor 14:15-17).\n(b) It enhances prayer.\n\u201cHe who speaks in a tongue does not speak to men but to God\u201d (1 Cor 14:2).\n\u201cIf I pray in a tongue, my spirit prays\u2026 I will pray with the spirit\u201d (1 Cor 14:14-15).\nWhen we pray in tongues we bypass the intellect.\n(c) It is a for self-edification Which strengthens us to build.\n\u201cHe who speaks in a tongue edifies himself\u2026 I thank my God, I speak with tongues more than you all\u201d (in private, of course/ implied) (1 Cor 14:4,18).\n(d) It keeps us fresh And rested.\nReferring to tongues, it is said in Isaiah 28:11,12, \u201cThis is the rest with which you may cause the weary to rest; and this is the refreshing.\u201d\nSee also the foreshadowing experience of David in Acts 2:25,26.\n(e) A sign to unbelievers.\ni) As a sign to the unbelievers who might be listening to tongues.\n\u201cTongues are for a sign to unbelievers\u201d (1 Cor 14:22).\nii) For the believers if it must be interpreted.\n\u201cLet him who speaks in an unknown tongue pray that he may interpret\u2026\nthat the Church may receive edification.\u201d (1 Cor 14:13,5).\nTongues and Interpretation are in the ninefold \u201cmanifestation of the Spirit given to each one for the profit of all\u201d (1 Cor 12:7-10).\n5. It must be regulated against misuse.\n(a) Tongues and Interpretation\n\u201cIf anyone speaks in tongues, let there be two or at the most three, each in turn, and let one interpret. But if there is no interpreter, let him keep silent in the church, and let him speak to himself and to God\u201d (1 Cor 14:27,28).\n(b) Tongues and Orderliness\n\u201cBrothers, desire earnestly to prophecy, and do not forbid to speak with tongues. Let all things be done decently and in order\u2026 For God is not the author of confusion but of peace, as in all the churches of the saints\u201d (1 Cor 14:39,40,33).\n(c) Tongues and Love\n\u201cThough I speak with the tongues of men and of angels, but have not love, I have become as sounding brass or a clanging cymbal\u201d (1 Cor 13:1).\n6. It is meant to function till Christ comes back.\n\u201cWhether there are prophecies, they will fail; whether there are tongues, they will cease; whether there is knowledge, it will vanish away. For we know in part and we prophecy in part. But when that which is perfect has come, then that which is in part will be done away\u201d (1 Cor 13:8-10).\n1. It is a supernatural way that the deepest part of you, your spirit, is fully released to worship God.\nWhat is the verb in this passage? I Cor. 14:14-15; I Thes 5:23\n2. It is a supernatural way to sing to the Lord Jesus, a new song of the Lord! I Cor: 14:15\n3. It is a supernatural way to bless others with the Spirit, in the Spirit. I Cor. 14:16\nNotice the phrase \u201coccupy the room of the unlearned\u201d (Greek idiots = ignoramus, illiterate, uneducated.\n4. It is a supernatural way to give thanks well to God \u2014 to keep a thankful spirit! I Cor. 14:17\n5. It is a supernatural way to enhance your private devotions. I Cor 14:18-20.\n6. It is a supernatural sign to those who do not believe in the Baptism in the Holy Spirit. 1 Cor 14:22\n7. Praying in tongues is a supernatural means of staying free from contamination by the ungodly filthy, talk and actions while at work or school. You can secretly, silently, speak to yourself and God. It builds a wall shutting everything out. You can shut out unbelief and criticism also.\n8. It is a supernatural way to speak mysteries to God which the devil can not understand.\n(The only way he could understand, would be, that God gave him the interpretation). I Cor. 14:2; I Cor 13:1\u2013This passage is a reference to an angelic language.\n9. It is a supernatural way to build yourself up in the inner man.\nThis eliminates selfishness from prayers; it is a perfect prayer coming from you spirit. I Cor 14:3-4\n10. It is a supernatural way to give a Prayerful message to edify the whole church. I Cor: 14:5, 39. Do you agree with Paul?\n11. The Gift of tongues brings the \u201crest\u201d of the Lord to those who are weary, yet they would not hear. 1 Cor 14:21; compare Isa 28:11-12 and (Heb 4:9-10).\n12. It is a heavenly \u201crefreshing\u201d that lets the Holy Spirit\u2019s life i.e. His fruit flow into you. Isa 28:11-12; compare Gal 5:22-23. [Speaking in tongues is a Holy Ghost coffee break]\n13. It is a way of preaching the wonderful works of God in a language you never learned. Acts 2:1-13.\n14. It is a supernatural way of praise and worship \u2014 a supernatural way of magnifying God.\nActs 10:44-46. Since it is worship, it is one of the most important gifts enabling you to express love to Jesus.\n15. It is a supernatural way to make intercession according to the will of God, when you do not know how to pray. Rom 8:26-27, \u201cwith groanings that can not be uttered\u201d or articulated in a known language.\n16. It is a means of watching in prayer\u2014God gives visions or mental pictures while you intercede for others. Eph. 6:18 [Prayer is the seventh piece of armor in spiritual warfare!]\n17. It is a supernatural way to build yourself up in the most holy faith. [Jude 20-21] Faith is the only item listed both as a fruit and gift of the Holy Spirit.\n18. It is a supernatural way to keep yourself in the love of God. [Jude 20-21] See also Rom 5:5\n19. It is a supernatural way of staying full of the Holy Spirit! It is much more than the evidence of the Baptism in the Holy Spirit. It is the divinely appointed prayer method by which you get refilled every day and thereby live full of the Holy Spirit constantly. [Zechariah 4:6] [Acts 2:4; 4:8, 31; 13:9]\n20. The gift of tongues is the gateway into all the other gifts of the Holy Spirit, since it is prayer. When you pray in tongues the Holy Spirit begins to flow in revelation and power. 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        "raw_content": "Version 5 already and in excellent time for \"The Time of Angels\"\nDiscuss new and old episodes ^_^\nLast posts version 4\nSo who is excited for River Song tonight! Our first 2-parter of the seaso! I can't wait!\nThose angels still creep me out. I think I have to see it for a second time but I liked it\nWhatever you do, don't blink.\nLast edited by Hes; June 13th, 2011 at 11:33 am.\nNot related to the newest episode, but I was just watching a rerun of The Beast Below and I noticed that just before Amy is captured, she is exploring a closed area and it is Magpies Electronics from the episode where people lost their faces. Pretty cool tie-in.\nThe newest episode is pretty good. I hated \"Blink\" when I first saw it years ago but when I saw it again earlier this year, I enjoyed it. I am glad the Weeping Angels are back.\nOk, Ok, I take it all back. I didn't much like the new doctor to begin with - his character wasn't quite resolved, and I was never a fan of the daleks - or history (eg Churchill) being included - it all seemed a bit \"staged\" - but last night's episode was good.\nI liked the idea that anything that takes the image of an angel, becomes an angel, I honestly didn't think they could make the angels more creepy but the scene in the trailer where Amy is locked in and the recording starts moving was great. About-to-hide-behind-the-sofa-time.\nLast edited by FlashMemory; April 25th, 2010 at 5:45 pm.\nwow.....now i'm more terrified of them than ever before....i didn't think it was physically possible that Steven Moffat could make the weeping angels any scarier than last time! great episode all-round though!\nI was very impressed with this episode I had loads of fun watching it!\nDid anyone notice that when they were watching the Angel on the screen for the first time, there was a helmet and possibly a suit on a rack that were the helmets from Silence in the Library?\nThe Silence in the Library episodes and the Blink episodes were my favorites, but I may be adding this two-parter to that list as well! Loved it!\nSome Promo shots from the next episode (spoilers probably) -\nhttp://www.denofgeek.com/television/...e_gallery.html\nI am enjoying this series of Doctor Who. I like the new Doctor. We have seen three Moffat-helmed episodes so far and I think they are pretty good. I don't think it's his best stuff, but they are good.\nI liked the last episode except for the angels moving, the number of angels working together and Amy going all naughty at the end.\nLooking for a 60-year-old looking doctor.\ncool, part two was good but it could have maybe done without the moving angels. Apart from that it was great.\nWe get it delayed here. The third episode is airing tonight, and so far I like the new Doctor and am in love with Amy. The new Doctor is certainly no Tennant, but he's good in his own right. I prefer him to Eccleston. And Amy is the best companion we've had since Rose! She's fun and quirky and works very well with the new Doctor's personality.\nYeah, I love the show basically.\nLoved last nights episode.\nHere is a very interesting thing.\nWhen the Doctor leaves with River and the priest bloke, he has no jacket on. The next moment the Doctor is back with his Jacket on (which he lost to the weeping angels). So this could be a simple continunity error or it's one of the Moff's wibbly wobbly timey wimey moments. Future Doctor is crossing his own Time Line to fix stuff. The crack might just be a bit of a distraction. Maybe the Doctor did visit Amy when she was a child (the bit where Amiela is sitting outside her house and smiles when she hears the TARDIS, but the next moment we switch to adult Amy in her bed).\nAlthough from what I understand from some time ago the Doctor cannpt cross his own time line or visit the same point in time and space more than once. Ructions in the continuum and all that.\nBut apparently time is being rewritten now that there are the cracks. The Doctor seemed elated at that news (maybe because of the Time War?) and this may be why he can cross his own time line.\nHe's bound by the Laws of the Time Lords (even though they burned to a crisp at the end of the Time War). One of those rules is that the Doctor cannot change Fixed points in Time and Space (as explored in the Waters of Mars) nor can he cross his own time stream and alter it. Apart from cheap tricks.\nThe Doctor is bound by the Laws of Time, as set down by the Time Lords. We've already seen what happens when the Doctor crosses his Time Stream and history is altered i.e. Rose Saves Daddy, which then releases The Reapers in Fathers day.\nHowever i think the Pandorica (whatever it is) and the Crack will be some kind of reset of the series. Not saying it means the Master will be back with the Time Lords in tow. Though there is a rumour that the Master will be back at the end of the series. But it probably won't be John Simm before any fangirls get excited. That's if the rumour is true and not some codswallop posted on gallifreybase to see if the Sun will steal the info and print it (they have a habit of doing that).\nIf Time can indeed be rewritten, then perhaps the Doctor can rewrite the end of the Time War. Wild speculation here - The Time Lord that was shamed into covering his eyes with the big hair looks like Matt Smith. But I'm probably seeing things that aren't there. Moffat had some control over what RTD could do in the specials, RTD said he would park the show where Moffat needed it to be.\nAnd lastly I'm starting to think that Moffat has written the series backwards i.e. we are at the end, not the beginning. On that subject the Doctor apparently disappears in episode 12, which is apparently one of the big cliffhangers of the series. In that it will make you wonder how Moffat can tie everything together and have the Doctor save the day.\nI haven't seen the last episode yet. Occupational hazard of working Saturday evening is having to wait nearly a week to see the new episode (I watch it on Friday evening)\nThis is a quote from a user named \"Alan G McWhan\" from the Gallifrey Base forums in regard to the Doctor sometimes wearing and sometimes not wearing his jacket while in the forest on Flesh & Stone. Some think it was a continuity error, but this user, like me, believe there is more to it:\nIt has been pointed out but it's nice to have its own thread - some are arguing it's a continuity error but there are no other sequences in the forest with the Doctor in his jacket so it can't be.\nFor my money, the \"you leave the brakes on\" / silent landing thing from Time of Angels is considerably more important than a throwaway gag - it's how this later Doctor manages to appear without anyone other than Amy spotting him. 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The smiling Amy at the end of the episode is not Amy's dream as many said after the episode aired but 7-year old Amy really hearing the TARDIS returning for her during the finale.\nHe does this specifically to create a paradox - the Amy the Doctor has been travelling with can't exist as her life has been informed by decisions (and therapy!) taken due to her disappointment in the Doctor not coming back.\nThe Doctor's actions in Flesh and Stone must therefore be him attempting to influence which path \"time\" itself chooses as the correct one by directly influencing Amy herself to remember the timeline where he returned to her rather than the one where he didn't...\nWell, that's my theory anyway.\nI think this theory is quite interesting and could very possibly be true. 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        "raw_content": "The Gresham Boys\nTwo boys about the same age as me had suddenly arrived at the Kilns; Douglas and David Gresham. I got friendly with Douglas and was soon invited into the house brushing past the jacket tails of C S Lewis, \u2018Jack\u2019 as Douglas and I referred to him later, but little did I realize that this man was to change the hearts and minds of millions of people throughout the world, indeed continues to do so! Neither did I think for one minute that fifty years later I would be offering a tour in Oxford for visitors from all over the world, as well has having written my book, and now an ebook titled \u2018C S Lewis in Oxford: A Guide for Visitors\u2019 available from Amazon at http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00DVRJM58 in an attempt to preserve the Lewis legacy.\nDouglas and I explored the Kilns; meaning the lake, woodlands and surrounding area and got into plenty of mischief, as 12 year old boys did in those days, but the house and bedrooms also allowed us access to the attic; a place of magical memories you might think. In reality there was nothing in the attic apart from two cut glass decanters hiding, or having been hidden away between the ceiling rafters that Jack let me take home to my parents. Those decanters are in the US today being appreciated by a very good friend of mine, but shall I let you into another secret, there was no wardrobe in the attic, it never existed!\nDavid Gresham was very different to Douglas in that he never wanted to get involved with the adventure and mischief that Douglas and I managed to find, he was always in the library and paid little attention to anything outside of his own world, whatever that may have been.\nSo yes, I was a boyhood friend of Lewis\u2019s step-sons Douglas and David Gresham who visited the Kilns well before they arrived on the scene and was to become a regular visitor to the Lewis household soon after. Indeed, this makes my feelings all the more acute that the lifetime surroundings of this great literary figure should be valued and afforded more respect and attention (other than the passion from the American people who often see the visit as a pilgrimage) than is currently the case here in the UK!\nFor anyone who is interested in the life of this celebrated author, I have combined my own life-long interest with extensive research to produce a comprehensive guide of the Oxford area, taking in all the sites of significance in the story of C S Lewis.\nMy hope is that I can encourage visitors from all over the world to visit Oxford and to follow in the footsteps of the many pilgrims who have already visited the \u2018Kilns\u2019, Holy Trinity Church, the Lewis brothers grave in the Churchyard, the Eagle and Child, Magdalen College and other places of interest. Please enjoy it, live it and feel close to a wonderful man, you can then bask in the memories forever!",
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        "raw_content": "Out of ideas to push the series, Midway 'jumped the shark' video game style with NBA Hoopz. The addition of a third player on the court for each team reeks of desperation, yet when the game is this much fun, it doesn't really matter. Building upon the previous years NBA Showtime (with its wasted NBC license), Hoopz may be the same on the court, but off the court is where it makes itself worthwhile.\nAfter a disastrous start in 3-D with NBA Jam Extreme, Showtime picked things up with a faster, yet more controlled pace. Hoopz slows everything down, even slightly, and it ends up being easier to play. The addition of an extra player does crowd things just a bit and passes don't always go where you want them. Those are the biggest downsides of the change.\nIn an effort to add a little control to the otherwise wild proceedings, fouls are now called. This prevents someone from constantly pushing someone to the floor and swiping the ball. It was too easy to abuse in the past. Now, whenever a specific player goes over the limit or the team, the person pushed gets a free throw worth three points and the ball back if they make it. It would be nice to have the option to turn this off if you prefer the older style of play.\nAI is still cheap, especially on the harder levels. Plan to miss many fourth quarter shots. It also seems to get into passing fits, throwing the ball back and forth, even when wide open under the basket.\nStrategy now plays a small role, as players need to dig a little deeper into the expanded rosters. They need to make the substitutions at half time more carefully with the injury feature created for NBA Jam T.E. fully realized. If your team isn't deep, you're going to have problems.\nDefeating all of that is the ability to edit player's attributes. While you can earn bonus points for winning games to assign, you're also able to take points away from one category and put them into another. It's far too easy to create a super player using statistics of another. All it takes is one dead on three-point shooter before it becomes impossible to lose.\nHoopz separates itself from the usual arcade mode, adding in full 82 game season play, playoffs, and a wealth of mini-games. While none of these are complete (there's no stat tracking during a season, odd for a game so focused on stroking egos), they're still a blast. The mini-games can kill an entire day, just on the three-point shootout alone. Around the World, 2-Ball, and 21 only add to the fun factor.\nEven with an extra model on the floor, there's no loss of detail anywhere. The frame rate stays smooth and there doesn't seem to be a polygon missing. Slowdown occurs when a player puts up a shot when on fire, but it otherwise stays at its normal speed. The somewhat garish textures are the major complaint, turning each NBA player into a bodybuilder, complete with popping veins. With all the time spent rendering the faces (still some of the best ever put into a video game), you would think the rest of the model would match up.\nTim Kitzrow still spouts off his classic lines as he's been doing for years with Midway. He can occasionally be annoying, especially when the action gets too quick for him and all he says are names. Music during the game is catchy, if overshadowed by the crowd and sound effects. It doesn't quite match the classic NBA on NBC theme of the previous game, but not much does.\nNext to NBA Hangtime (and probably Jam T.E.), this is Midway's best entry into their arcade basketball series, even if it doesn't do anything completely original. It's been refined enough to make it to this point without losing any of the fun factor, while adding in some small sim-like options to appeal to a real NBA fan. It may be considered a classic like the earlier games; that doesn't mean it's not worth playing.\nLast updated: Friday, September 09, 2005 04:33 PM",
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        "raw_content": "Eton College, Windsor SL4 6DW, UK\nWoodend, The Crescent, Scarborough YO11 2PW, UK\nWeston Hall, 1810 Weston Bank, Stafford ST18 0BA, UK\nRenishaw Hall & Gardens, Renishaw Park, Chesterfield S21 3WB, UK\nSt Mary & St Peter, Weedon Lois, Towcester NN12 8PP, UK\nSir Sacheverell Reresby Sitwell, 6th Baronet CH (15 November 1897 \u2013 1 October 1988) was an English writer, best known as an art critic, music critic (his books on Mozart, Liszt, and Domenico Scarlatti are still consulted), and writer on architecture, particularly the baroque. Dame Edith Sitwell and Sir Osbert Sitwell were his older siblings.\nHe was the youngest child of Sir George Sitwell, 4th Baronet, of Renishaw Hall. His mother was the former Lady Ida Emily Augusta Denison, a daughter of the 1st Earl of Londesborough and a granddaughter of Henry Somerset, 7th Duke of Beaufort. She claimed a descent through female lines from the Plantagenets.\nBorn in Scarborough, North Yorkshire, he was brought up in Derbyshire and educated at Eton College and Balliol College, Oxford. In World War I he served from 1916 in the British Army, in the Grenadier Guards.\nAfter the war he went to Balliol College in Oxford but did not complete a degree, and was heavily involved in Osbert and Edith's projects. On 12 October 1925 he married a Canadian daughter of a wealthy banker, Georgia Doble (born 1906). They had two sons: Reresby (1927\u20132009) and Francis (1935\u20132004). He was also a member of White's and St James's clubs.[1]\nGeorgia Doble had issues adapting to married existence and missed the social life in London. Despite affairs on both sides, they remained deeply attached to each other until the end and never officially separated. The personal correspondence of Doble, preserved at the Harry Ransom Center at the University of Texas, include letters with David Stuart Horner and Frank Magro, Osbert Sitwell's partners, and friends like Lawrence Audrain, John Lehmann, Loelia Lindsay, Ren\u00e9 Massigli, Evelyn Waugh, and Mae West.[2]\nConstant Lambert set to music The Rio Grande, one of his poems, and it was performed and broadcast in 1928. Sitwell was an early member of the New Party, a group established in 1931 by Oswald Mosley and containing former members of the major British political parties.[3]\nIn his later life he withdrew from associating himself with the publicity attaching to the Sitwells collectively, instead preferring to travel and concentrate on writing. He became the 6th baronet, inheriting the title when Osbert died in 1969. He was made a Companion of Honour in 1984. His main residence was Weston Hall, Northamptonshire, the family home and he served as High Sheriff of Northamptonshire for 1948.[4]\nHe died aged 90 in October 1988 and is buried in the churchyard of Weedon Lois in Northamptonshire, near his sister Edith.[5]\nAs his poetry was so severely criticised, particularly by those who disliked the Sitwells in general, and although Canons of Giant Art was a work of considerable impact, he refused to publish any of his poems for many years. In 1967 Derek Parker published a selection of his poems in the summer edition of Poetry Review, including his elegy for his beloved sister Edith. Among his most remarkable and original works are a series of lengthy autobiographical and art-based \"fantasias\" such as \"For Want of the Golden City\", \"The Hunters and the Hunted\" and \"Dance of the Quick and the Dead\" (1936).\nSitwell was the author of the book Poltergeists (1940). It reviewed poltergeist cases over the centuries. He concluded that many cases could be explained by human trickery (conscious or unconscious) and hysteria.[6]\nThe Boston Globe (Boston, Massachusetts) 03 Oct 1988, Mon \u2022 Main Edition \u2022 Page 27",
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        "raw_content": "OLD AGE IS NOT, as the saying goes, for sissies. There are some lucky ones who little by little slow down to be sure, but otherwise go on to the end pretty much as usual. For the majority, however, it's like living in a house that's in increasing need of repairs. The plumbing doesn't work right anymore. There are bats in the attic. Cracked and dusty, the windows are hard to see through, and there's a lot of creaking and groaning in bad weather. The exterior could use a coat of paint. And so on. The odd thing is that the person living in the house may feel, humanly speaking, much as always. The eighty-year-old body can be in precarious shape, yet the spirit within as full of beans as ever. If that leads senior citizens to think of all the things they'd still love to do but can't anymore, it only makes things worse. But it needn't work that way.\nSecond childhood commonly means something to steer clear of, but it can also mean something else. It can mean that if your spirit is still more or less intact, one of the benefits of being an old crock is that you can enjoy again something of what it's like being a young squirt.\nEight-year-olds, like eighty-year-olds, have lots of things they'd love to do but can't because they know they aren't up to them, so they learn to play instead. Eighty-year-olds might do well to take notice. They can play at being eighty-year-olds, for instance. Stiff knees and hearing aids, memory loss and poor eyesight are no fun, but there are those who marvelously survive them by somehow managing to see them as, among other things and in spite of all, a little funny.\nAnother thing is that, if part of the pleasure of being a child the first time round is that you don't have to prove yourself yet, part of the pleasure of being a child the second time round is that you don't have to prove yourself any longer. You can be who you are and say what you feel, and let the chips fall where they may.\nVery young children and very old children also have in common the advantage of being able to sit on the sideline of things. While everybody else is in there jockeying for position and sweating it out, they can lean back, put their feet up, and like the octogenarian King Lear \"pray, and sing, and tell old tales, and laugh at gilded butterflies.\"\nVery young children and very old children also seem to be in touch with something that the rest of the pack has lost track of. There is something bright and still about them at their best, like the sun before breakfast. Both the old and the young get scared sometimes about what lies ahead of them, and with good reason, but you can't help feeling that whatever inner goldenness and peace they're in touch with will see them through in the end.\nNewer PostOnan\nOlder PostOcean",
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        "raw_content": "A panda at the Chengdu Panda Base\nHilton announced the opening of the Hilton Chengdu Chenghua in Chengdu, China. The property is the company\u2019s eighth hotel located in the city.\nThe hotel offers 298 guestrooms, each with a 49\u201d HD TV. Guests may access the property\u2019s 24-hour fitness center, as well as its heated indoor pool and whirlpool.\nDining options include Kitchencraft, an all-day restaurant offering both local and international cuisine; Qing Ya, a Chinese restaurant specializing in Sichaun and Cantonese dishes; and Canton Street, a Hong Kong-style restaurant featuring Southeast Asian menu items and drinks. In addition, the Lobby Lounge offers small dishes, cocktails, and other drinks.\nThe property has 17,760 square feet (1,650 square meters) of meeting and event space, including a 9,149-square-foot (850-square-meter) ballroom, as well as six function rooms and an outdoor rooftop garden.\nSituated in the downtown district, the hotel is located in close proximity to the city\u2019s Chengdu Railway Station. It is also close to popular attractions and venues in the city.\nIn celebration of the opening, Hilton is offering Hilton Honors members an additional 1,000 bonus points per night for bookings through April 30 of this year.\nWaldorf Astoria Chengdu Opens its Doors\nDoubleTree by Hilton Heyuan Opens in China\nDoubleTree by Hilton Chengdu Longquanyi Opens in China\nHilton Chengdu Opens in China\u2019s Sichuan Province\nRitz-Carlton Opens New Hotel in Chengdu, China\nAeromexico announced operational results for January 2019. The Mexico City-based carrier saw a decrease in traffic and capacity, while its...",
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        "raw_content": "7DayShop Phone & Camera Accessories Seven Days a Week Store\nThe name of this site (www.7dayshop.com) no doubt states the obvious without telling you what it's really about. Online shops, barring unforeseen downtime, are invariably open not only seven days a week but also 24 hours a day. Like the old Windmill Theatre, they never close. Other than that, the name doesn't really give you a clue as to what the site is actually selling those 7 days.\nThe company has in fact been selling photographic goods since 1998 and began its internet operation in 2000. Everything is now done through the website with no contact at all by telephone. All ordering is online and enquiries are made by submitting a ticket. The aim of this is to cut costs and keep prices low, so anyone wanting a more personal touch will have to look elsewhere.\nThe original photography side of the business has everything the amateur or professional photographer will need. This includes digital cameras and camcorders (although the range is quite limited), lenses, filters, tripods, flash guns and even film, which for the younger members among you is what photographs were recorded on before digital cameras came along ... just like VHS, music cassettes and floppy discs ... why do I feel like a dinosaur saying that? It hasn't even been a decade!\nAdded to this are items that are used for modern-day photography, as well as for other uses, such as flash memory, paper and ink cartridges, batteries and chargers. For photo processing, there's a link to the www.snapmad.com website for digital prints and to www.dlab7.com for prints from film or CD.\nThe product range has extended way beyond photography. There are games and game console accessories, computing equipment, network cables, communications devices, memory (with a memory configurator to find the right type), optical disks and accessories for mobile phones, audio/visual devices, sat navs and various other gadgets.\nIf you're after a bargain, there's usually a long list of stock clearance items and other products on limited special offer. There are also 'B-grade' items that have been returned but tested to be in working order but bought as non-returnable. You can find what you want by selecting a category, product type and manufacturer or searching by keyword. There's also the usual option to join the mailing list and access to social networking site entries if you're looking to bulk up your Facebook friends list with whomever will take you.\nThe stated aim is to supply the best products at the lowest prices. One consequence of this is that some items are sourced from the US, meaning you'll have to rely on the company's warranty rather than a full UK warranty. Another is that PayPal payments aren't an option since, they say, these require commission payments and the additional cost would lead to higher prices. As far as I'm aware, Paypal commissions are comparable to any credit card merchant processor so not quite sure what that's really all about.\nThe 7 Days Shop is based in Guernsey, which means that there is no VAT payable on items where the value is below a set limit, at time of writing this was \u00a318. For this reason, orders with multiple items are often broken down into several deliveries to keep below the threshold. A downside of the Channel Island base is that deliveries may take a little longer, generally around one day extra. However, this doesn't seem to be a particular concern to many customers. Most seem happy with the prices and service although there are some doubts expressed about the quality of the order tracking facility.\nOf course, whilst the 7Day part of their name indicates that orders can be placed anytime, the dayshop part tells you that people are still involved and therefore if you place your order at 5pm on a Saturday evening there's probably not going to be much activity on that order until Monday morning. 24/7 online shopping is not always the same as 24/7 brick and mortar advertised shopping - though generally more comfortable.\nUnlike most number insertion branding, such as Phones4U, 7 Day Shop is not a number representing a word so the confusion is limited when searching online for the store. The only variant we've seen in the search logs is for Seven Day Shop, not seventh or 247. With browser bar type-ins we're not seeing a whole host of web address issues either with only www.7-day-shop.com and www.sevendayshop.com featuring regularly - however, only the latter takes you to the store's main site with the former being owned by a totally different company. We'd imagine, though, that with this particular retailer selling consumables and parts that you'll be bookmarking for regular visits anyway.\n7DayShop Phone & Camera Accessories Seven Days a Week Store Article",
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        "raw_content": "Court: Supreme Court, Putnam County, New York\nCase: Linda Lofaro v. Jennifer Grogan, as Administratrix of the Estate of Wynona Penfold\nCASE OF INJURED PLAINTIFF THROWN OUT BY TRIAL JUDGE (\"DIRECTED VERDICT\") BECAUSE TESTIMONY SPECULATIVE AS TO SOURCE OF SAND ON WHICH PEDESTRIAN SLIPPED (Posted by Brooklyn accident lawyer Gary E. Rosenberg on May 17, 2012)\nCONTRACTOR NOT LIABLE TO PEDESTRIAN WHO TRIPPED AND FELL ON HOLE IN ROADWAY (Posted by Brooklyn accident lawyer Gary E. Rosenberg on May 7, 2012)\nNO NOTICE OF TRIPPING HAZARD TO GIRL HURT AT SCHOOL; DEFENSE GRANTED SUMMARY JUDGMENT DISMISSING CASE (Posted by Brooklyn accident lawyer Gary E. Rosenberg on Mar 17, 2012)\nLEWIS JAY LUBELL, J.\nPlaintiff, Linda Lofaro, brings this action for personal injuries arising out of a November 30, 2004, trip and fall. While traversing the aisle of a commercial passenger airplane preparing for departure at Stewart International Airport in New Windsor, New York, plaintiff's foot allegedly got caught in the strap of defendant decedent's pocketbook that had been placed in front of seat \"5\" and under seat \"4\", the seat immediately in front of seat \"5\".\nDefendant, Jennifer Grogan, as Administratrix of the Estate of Wyonna Penfold, moves for summary judgment (CPLR Sec. 3212) dismissing the action upon the grounds that plaintiff cannot identify how the alleged dangerous condition constituted the proximate cause of the accident and for lack of evidence that defendant's decedent created the alleged dangerous condition.\nContrary to defendant's position, plaintiff clearly identified the cause of her fall, the strap to a pocketbook that had been placed in front of seat \"5\" and under seat \"4.\" It is of no consequence that plaintiff identified the cause of her fall only after she tripped and fell. Similarly, it does not matter that she could not precisely articulate the mechanics of how the strap got caught on her foot.\nPlaintiff's deposition testimony in that regard is materially distinguishable from that in Curran v. Esposito (308 A.D.2d 428, 429, 764 N.Y.S.2d 209 [2d Dept.2003]), upon which defendant relies. Plaintiff therein \"testified that her foot became caught on something at the top of the staircase, but she did not know what it was .... [and] could not remember which foot became caught; she thought it was her toe that became caught, although she testified that she was wearing slippers\" (Curran v. Esposito, supra, at 429). This case is also distinguishable from Aguilar v. Anthony (80 AD3d 544, 545, 915 N.Y.S.2d 284 [2d Dept., 2011]), upon which defendant also relies. Here, unlike Aguilar v. Anthony, supra, the jury will not have to speculate as to the cause of plaintiff's fall, although it is always free to reject plaintiff's testimony regarding same.\nThe Court does find, however, that defendant has come forward in the first instance with a sufficient showing that the jury would need to speculate as to defendant's decedent's ownership and/or possession and control over the offending pocketbook and, even upon such a showing, that defendant's decedent had placed the pocketbook's strap in such as position as to have caused the accident (Aguilar v. Anthony, supra at 545). The Court further finds that, in response to defendant's prima facie showing, plaintiff has failed to raise a triable issue of fact by the submission of proof in admissible form (id.).\nPlaintiff's reliance on Noseworthy v. City of New York (298 N.Y. 76, 80 N.E.2d 744 [1948]) is misplaced. The Noseworthy Doctrine reduces the burden of proof on a plaintiff who is unable to describe the events in question due to death or disability occasioned by a defendant's act (Sawyer v. Dreis & Krump Mfg. Co., 67 N.Y.2d 328, 333, 493 N.E.2d 920, 923 [1986] ). While Noseworthy does not actually reduce the standard or quantum of proof, which continues to be proof by a preponderance of the credible evidence, it does operate as to the weight that may be assigned to circumstantial evidence adduced about disputed facts due to the fact that the more direct and proper source of such evidence is no longer in existence (Holiday v. Huntington Hosp., 164 A.D.2d 424, 428, 563 N.Y.S.2d 444, 446 [2d Dept., 1990]).\nThe rule is intended to avoid unfairness to a plaintiff who ... cannot testify to the event, [and] might otherwise be prejudiced by an instruction to the jury that it may draw the strongest inferences against a party who fails to testify or who withholds evidence ... It is also based, at least in part, on the belief that since the plaintiff is not able to testify, it is unfair to permit defendant to stand mute and defeat the claim (see, Noseworthy v. City of New York, 298 N.Y. 76, 80 N.E.2d 744) ...\n(Sawyer v. Dreis & Krump Mfg. Co., supra at pp. 333-334).\nHere, it is a defendant who is not available; not a plaintiff due to the allegedly negligence of a defendant. As such, the Noseworthy Doctrine is not applicable.\nThe fact that defendant's decedent had not been deposed because she died during the course of litigation is to no avail and, in any event, does not implicate Noseworthy. Plaintiff's reliance on Cole v. Swagler (308 N.Y. 325, 329, 125 N.E.2d 592, 594 [1955]) is also misplaced.\nIn Cole v. Swagler, supra, both parties' intestates died as a result of the same accident underlying the action. With no eyewitnesses to be found and only circumstantial evidence available to the jury to reconstruct the circumstances surrounding the accident, the Court deemed the Noseworthy Doctrine applicable notwithstanding the death of the defendant's intestate. Defendant's suggestion that Cole v. Swagler, supra, somehow turns the Noseworthy Doctrine on its head so as to apply to a case where, as here, plaintiff is still alive and well and the defendant is not due to circumstances unrelated to the underlying accident, is rejected by the Court. This is especially so since there is no indication that there were no other witnesses to the alleged event who are not currently available for any reason.\nUpon reaching its determination, the Court has not considered the airline's unsworn accident report seemingly prepared and signed by an airline employee (Rue v. Stokes, 191 A.D.2d 245, 246-47, 594 N.Y.S.2d 749, 751 [1st Dept., 1993][unsworn reports do not constitute evidentiary proof in admissible form and, as such, may not be considered in opposition to a motion for summary judgment]). In any event, although defendant's decedent is therein listed as a \"witness\", the \"explanation of incident\" portion of the form merely reads, \"While boarding ... [injured party] tripped over a lady's handbag ...\". Likewise, the cause of accident portion recites, \"Tripped over [passenger] bag not completely stowed at time of boarding.\" Nowhere does either narrative connect the handbag to defendant's decedent, nor does it or any other evidence currently before the Court identify defendant's decedent's seat on the airplane.\nFinally, upon reaching its determination, the Court has rejected plaintiff's request that the Court take judicial notice that a person sitting in an airplane stores his or her items under the seats in front of them. The Court is not satisfied that the matter sought to be judicially noticed is \"of common and general knowledge, well established and authoritatively settled, not doubtful or uncertain ... [and possessing] sufficient notoriety ... to make it proper to assume its existence without proof\" (Ecco High Frequency Corp. v. Amtorg Trading Corp., 81 N.Y.S.2d 610, 617 [Sup.Ct. N.Y. Cty, 1948, affd 274 A.D. 982, 85 N.Y.S.2d 304 [1st Dept., 1948]; see also, Dollas v. W.R. Grace & Co., 225 A.D.2d 319, 320, 639 N.Y.S.2d 323, 324 [1st Dept., 1996]). Even if such were the case, the Court would be remiss in applying the requested judicially noticed fact to circumstances where, as here, the accident takes place while passengers are still boarding since, just as likely, one could take judicial notice of the fact that passengers do, at times, occupy the wrong seat upon boarding and, in any event, the boarding process is hardly a time of orderly passage, due to the stowing of personal items and the like.\nBased upon the foregoing, it is hereby\nORDERED, that defendant's motion to dismiss the action be and is hereby granted.\nThe foregoing constitutes the Opinion, Decision, and Order of the Court.",
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        "raw_content": "MIDEAST: New Call to Past Adds to Troubles\nby Jerrold Kessel and Pierre Klochendler (jerusalem)\nWhen last December Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, delivering to an international conference in Herzliya outside Tel Aviv what has become the equivalent of Israel's 'State of the Union' address, chose to focus not on Iran's nuclear ambitions or on the prospects of Middle East peace, but on 'the need to re-enforce our national heritage,' his vision was dismissed by supporters and critics alike as inconsequential.\nWhen last week, Netanyahu took his entire government to Upper Galilee to hold his regular cabinet meeting at one such heritage site, a place with mythical resonance in Israeli nationalism, his vision turned out to be anything but inconsequential.\nThe cabinet duly approved the Netanyahu plan to 'preserve and rehabilitate' 150 sites around the country at a cost of over 100 million dollars.\nThat too could have been largely inconsequential. But the right-wing government insisted on including in the list of 'national heritage sites' two major shrines which are holy not only to Jews but also to Muslims, and, what's more, which are located in the occupied West Bank.\nThe two disputed West Bank sites are in Hebron (which Jews identify as the Biblical Cave of the Patriarchs and Muslims as the Ibrahimi Mosque), and in Bethlehem (which Jews call Rachel's Tomb and Muslims the mosque of Bilal).\nBoth have long sustained their own, more contemporary, heritage - as places of fierce battles and repeated shedding of blood between Israelis and Palestinians.\nThe inclusion of the two West Bank shrines enraged Palestinians and also brought a swift condemnation from the UN's special coordinator for the Middle East peace process, Robert Serry: 'These sites in occupied Palestinian territory are of historical and religious significance not only to Judaism, but also to Islam and to Christianity,' he said in a statement issued in Jerusalem.\n'I urge Israel not to take any steps which undermine trust or could prejudice negotiations. I am concerned at the heightened tensions that have resulted,' Serry added.\nIndeed, since the Israeli announcement, scores of Palestinian youths have been clashing daily with Israeli forces in Hebron.\nNetanyahu's 'heritage' move drew the ire of the Palestinian leadership. Saeb Erekat, the chief Palestinian negotiator, told IPS: 'This unilateral decision shows we have no genuine partner for peace. There is only an occupying power intent on consolidating its hold on Palestinian land.'\nControl of archaeological and tourist sites is clearly a part of Israel's ongoing settlement policy in the West Bank, Erekat added.\nOn a visit to Belgium, Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas had an even gloomier prognosis. Denouncing Israel's 'provocation', he said the Netanyahu decision could unleash a 'religious war'.\nNetanyahu remained adamant. A statement from his office accused Abbas of launching a 'hypocritical campaign' and maintained that the ancestors of Israelis had been buried in the two sites thousands of years ago, and the sites deserved to be preserved.\n'People must be familiar with their homeland and its cultural and historical vistas,' the Prime Minister had declared at the extraordinary cabinet meeting. 'We will instill that in the coming generations for the glory of the Jewish people.'\nNetanyahu critics at home, however, contend that the heritage project will alienate Israel's non-Jewish minorities. Geographer Oren Yiftachel of Ben- Gurion University noted that the symbolic step, though small, showed that Israel's Jewish majority is 'simply not capable of maturely including the minorities who live in this country.'\nThe decision demonstrated a lack of self-confidence of the right-wing Netanyahu government, Yiftachel asserted.\nOne of Israel's leading preservation experts, David Kroyanker, points out that the list of heritage sites would be very different if Jewish nationalist goals were not the primary intention.\n'It is, of course, the government's right to determine the criteria for such a list. But if, for example, one would rank the contribution of Muslims, Jews and Christians to the architecture of Jerusalem, I would give the Muslims a rating of nine, the Christians a seven and the Jews only a six.'\nMore pertinently on the political plane, Netanyahu is being accused by his critics of himself suffering from a short heritage memory.\nThis decision, they charge, is reminiscent of when he was first prime minister 14 years ago and insisted on opening a Biblical-time archaeological tunnel in Jerusalem's Old City. The tunnel is adjacent to the holiest site for Jews and Muslims in the Holy Land - what the Jews call the Temple Mount and Muslims call the Haram el-Sharif or Noble Sanctuary.\nThat controversial decision then sparked a mini Palestinian armed uprising with extensive loss of life. Peace efforts at the time were also seriously jeopardised.\nIt's not yet clear whether this sudden latest need by Netanyahu to demonstrate ardent patriotism will again undercut the current U.S. efforts to bring Israeli and Palestinians back to the peace table precisely at a time when U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton says they are on the verge of being ready to do so.\nEven though he lauds the Netanyahu heritage initiative, Ari Shavit, a leading columnist for Haaretz, notes that the Prime Minister is skating on thin political ice.\n'Netanyahu is doing something important in trying to revive Zionism, but without confronting the occupation his effort will fail. 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        "raw_content": "Europe is close to adopting a single security standard for payment devices, according to Peter Puttick, VeriFone Inc. Senior Security Manager. Puttick affirmed this at a Vendorcom meeting in London in November 2011.\nHis comments were good news for the many people working to create a Single European Payments Area (SEPA), a 10-year-old payments integration initiative of the European Payments Council, a group founded by the European Central Bank and the European Commission. In 2006, the European Parliament issued the Payment Service Directive - an attempt to negate national borders when it comes to credit transfers, direct debit and credit cards.\nVendorcom is a European membership organization for the payments industry. Puttick was asked to speak to the group's Terminals and UPT Special Interest Group because he works with a number of groups focusing on the technical challenges of forming a SEPA.\nPuttick is also a member of the Secure POS Vendor Alliance, an association founded by equipment manufacturers VeriFone Inc., Hypercom Corp. and Ingenico to promote more effective payment security. The SPVA focuses on such issues as standardized implementation of existing security standards, security of the payment device lifecycle, and security threat analysis and intelligence.\nGiven the level of technical difficulty, it is not surprising the road to SEPA has been rocky. Other challenges include multiple security requirements and multiple currencies in different regions, a cautious relationship with the PCI Security Standards Council (PCI SSC), and difficulty in conforming to the timetable mandated by the European Central Bank, Puttick noted.\n\"Right now there are different approval processes in every zone. This makes it difficult for deploying terminals across the area,\" Puttick said in an interview with The Green Sheet shortly after his Vendorcom appearance. \"SPVA is in negotiations to harmonize the process across the region. This is an important issue to move away from multiple regions with different security requirements to an approval through one process.\"\nThe route to compliance\nPuttick indicated the effort to establish a single security standard for POS devices is now in the approval process stages with multiple tests going on throughout the regions. Ingenico, for instance, recently launched in France and neighboring countries a card payment acceptance pilot that meets SEPA standards and is within the scope of the OSCar Consortium's technical specifications. In addition, SEPA-compliant pilots underway in Germany and the United Kingdom are designed to demonstrate that international retailers can accept all general purpose cards across the SEPA.\nPuttick said each region will have an opportunity to study the test results. \"Each region's representatives will view the lab reports to ensure there is sufficient basis to give approval for their region,\" he said. \"We should know the outcome by the end of next year. This is a valuable evaluation methodology that gives the process credibility. In the end we will be able to say to vendors, 'This is the route to compliance.'\"\nIn addition to local approval, the POS device security standard will also need PCI SSC approval in all regions. Puttick said the PCI SSC is interested in the SEPA POS security initiative and will assess the reports to evaluate for compliance and see if a way can be found to move forward from the results.\nPuttick expects when the SEPA requirements for payment terminals are in place the \"scheme, style, look and feel of the transactions will be the same\" no matter where the electronic payment is made in the SEPA. He added that there is \"a lot of common ground among the requirements of each region, but there are still a lot of different and specific requirements for each region. The SPVA requirements are built to have all the requirements of each region covered.\"\nPuttick pointed out that security needs for POS terminals are changing as new technology such as contactless and near field communication enter the marketplace. \"We need to get on top of security to encompass contactless and other new technologies that are coming along,\" he said. \"It is a high priority.\n\"If you're not involved, you wouldn't realize what progress is being made. There are a lot of people out there working really hard to make this happen. The harmonization of payments across Europe sends the message that Europe is moving to one region rather than a number of diverse economic regions. Everyone will have the same requirements and the same hardware. This is an ongoing battle where moves are made incrementally.\"",
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        "raw_content": "Hawthorn Observes American Education Week\nSeveral Hawthorn schools, including Aspen Elementary, invited parents to visit the classrooms of their children in observance of American Education Week, Nov. 13 to 17. The students were excited to work on projects alongside their parents.\nDo you know the history behind American Education Week? Representatives of the National Education Association and the American Legion met in 1919 to seek ways to generate public support for education after the recognition that so many WWI draftees were illiterate. They adopted resolutions for a national effort to raise public awareness of the importance of education. 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        "raw_content": "Privilege, Power, and the Public Good\nFundamental to the ethics of democratic governing is the proposition that privilege and power are to be used for the public good. Unfortunately, the consistent outworking of this ideal is more and more lacking in our day. Rather than use their privilege and power to serve the public interest it too often seems our elected officials end up using their power to preserve their own privilege at public expense.\nAt the national level this is most apparent. Am I the only one consistently dumbfounded at the political drama being played out by those whose only commitment is to stay in power? Have you noticed that most of the political action today is aimed at undermining political opponents rather than helping the people they supposedly represent?\nI say \"supposedly\" because this gets to the root of the problem. The great question is this: whose interests are primary in the hearts of our elected officials today?\nAdmittedly this is a very complex question. The way things are today none of those we send to Washington DC can be singular in their devotion. It is impossible to survive there without loyalty to the political party that helped fund their campaign. This loyalty is also a prerequisite to attaining positions of power when it comes to committee assignments and chairmanships. They must play the game, and do as their told. They must go along to get ahead, for getting ahead will mean greater levels of both power and the privilege that comes with it.\nIn addition to the shackles of party affiliation, our elected representatives also face the personally intoxicating effects of power. Lord Acton's oft-quoted maxim continues to be accurate: Power corrupts, and absolute power tends to corrupt absolutely. His point was that those invested with power can become so addicted to it that gaining more and retaining it become their only commitments, even if it means jettisoning both their personal integrity and consideration of the public good.\nIt is apparent that privilege is also an addictive property that can corrode the soul. This is often seen when those who are waited on hand and foot react strongly to even the smallest perceived slight to their importance.\nI am constantly amazed and angered at the way some of our elected officials pout and posture when they don't like something. If some imaginary protocol is not followed, they boycott. If they aren't informed of something, they take their ball and go home. If their opponents offer up a good idea, they scoff lest it garner public acceptance and a bit of their power slips away.\nJust who do they think they are? When did we lose sight of the fact that these men and women are our representatives and not independent contractors? More importantly, how did we get here and how do we get back to governance that puts its highest priority on serving the public interest?\nHere's the deal. Public service should never become a career. The best idea should always win. Hindering the best idea from being put to work should be called a strike, and after 3 strikes, you're out of a job. Congressmen and Senators should have to drive themselves to work, do their own research, and write their own bills just to stay connected to the rest of us. And most of all, those running for office should have to take and pass a polygraph that proves their intention to work hard for the people back home and not for themselves or anyone else.\nOkay, so I got a little carried away. Of course we could never do these things. If we did, only those whose focus was on getting things done to help people would run for office and then where would we be?\n\u2190 Identity MattersWho is Responsible? \u2192",
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        "raw_content": "Winston Churchill is credited with reminding the world \u201cthose who fail to learn from history are doomed to repeat it.\u201d History, being in many ways the succinct compilation of humanity\u2019s success and failures, has long been recognized as an essential part of any real education. Yet today we are fast becoming a nation that is not only ignorant of its past, but pleased about it.\nI am not against technological advancement, as my new iGadgets bear witness. But as I talk to many of the emerging generation I\u2019m finding a shocking pair of dangerous trends. They don\u2019t know history, and they don\u2019t care to. There is a solid agreement among a majority today that anything that really matters has happened since they came on the scene. In fact, they laugh and mock ideas older than the cell phone. To them, real knowledge crawled out of the cave while they were in high school.\nOkay, maybe I\u2019m overstating the case a bit, but you get the point. Too many are no longer interested in studying the past in order to secure their future. They believe the past holds nothing for them. In this they are wrong, dangerously so.\n\u2190 We're Fighting a Two-Front WarFostering a Servant's Heart in Your Children \u2192",
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        "raw_content": "Batman Beyond: ROTJ\nThe Batman Beyond cartoon was a fine piece of art. Not only did it capture the feel of superheroes in the future, it did so with style and excellent storytelling. This was science fiction at it's finest. Lasting a whopping 52 episodes, the show winded down with a direct-to-dvd movie, Batman Beyond: Return on the Joker.\nUnfortunately the movie failed to live up to its excellent series.\nLike many expanded cartoons, something was lost when the cartoon was expanded from a standard 22 minutes to a 77 minute feature. It was as if the writers had all this extra time on their hands and didn't quite know what to do with it.\nThe basic premise is this: In the future, old man Bruce Wayne is about to take direct control over his company again, but then it's interrupted by the appearance of the Joker... the same Joker that was killed decades before. Even stranger, the Joker doesn't seem to have aged a single day.\n(Warning: Spoiler Alert)\nSo what's going on? Well, years ago little Tim Drake (Robin) was tortured by the Joker. In the ensuing rescue, the Joker was killed. Flash Forward 40+ years and the Joker is back. Rather than explain it myself, I'll just lift the Wikipedia entry: \"The Joker explains that when he kidnapped Tim all those years ago, he implanted a microchip in the boy that carries the Joker's consciousness and personality, allowing him to physically and mentally transform Tim into a clone of himself.\"\nAnd there lies the problem. All forms of screen-media requires a certain amount of \"suspension of belief\", and this is especially true with cartoons. Return of the Joker takes this to a brand new level, and it's simply unforgiveable.\nFirst off, there's no conceivable reason that Bruce Wayne would have missed the microchip in the weeks of recovery that followed Tim's rescue. Bruce is a smart man, and he would have poured every bit of manpower, money, and equipment to get Tim back up on his feat. He can find a spec of dirt in a library, but he can't find a mechanical microchip on a child? Really?\nSecondly, we're talking about a microchip that transforms a person into the joker.. What? Really? This is how the writers decided to bring the Joker into the 21st century? This was not only unbelievable, it's down right insulting. It's bad writing, and completely inexcusable.\nThat being said, did you know Return of the Joker had some massive edits? In an attempt to make it \"less dark\", a series of changes were made, nearly all for the worse. Most noteably, the edited version (the only one available on DVD at the time) featured the Joker mistakenly electrocuting himself. This isn't how the original story progressed -- in the original, a brainwashed Tim Drake shot the Joker. The outcry of these edits were so great that Warner Brothers eventually re-released the movie to DVD in unedited form.\nHere's the real secret though: it still wasn't enough to fix the bad story.\nWell, even though it ended on a bad note, I hope Wikzids gives us more Batman Beyond in the future. Below is an excellent youtube clip of the \"death of the joker\" scene -- the unedited version. It's a tad long, but the author put in lots of annotations and pop-ups... the good kind. I recommend you read them all. (warning: there are depictions of violence and death that may not be suitable for young children).\nI loved Return of the Joker! I thought the microchip bit was a decent plot twist. I mean, how else are the writers supposed to bring back the Joker?? Aliens? The Joker is portrayed in the comics as highly intelligent, and he could easily outsmart Batman. Nuff' said.\nPosted by: Owlman166 on 12/1/2010 9:55:28 AM\nI'm with Wombatboy.\nThe Series was solid but not the best sci-fi has to offer and the movie was absolutely great, especially the uncut version.\nPosted by: Hartley on 7/3/2010 1:51:34 PM\nwow great feedback for a topic, but it has encouraged me to mod for this. I figure on Blight and then the twins. see what comes up after that.\nPosted by: scourge101 on 7/2/2010 10:29:20 PM\nI feel I have to take exception with this article on three points:\nFirst, Batman Beyond was a great cartoon, but to call it \"a fine piece of art\" and \"science fiction at its finest\" is a load of hyperbole. The finest science fiction has always existed solely on the written page, where imagination can run wild, free of running time, budget restrictions and commercial breaks. Batman Beyond is a fine cartoon, but it doesn't even stand on its own, being a continuation of characters from Batman: The Animated Series and a reuse of cyberpunk elements seen in fiction and film for decades (with \"Blade Runner\" being the most obvious example). Batman Beyond is fun, but it ain't high art.\nMy second objection is to the claim that the movie does not live up to the series. It does. In the grand tradition of Batman Beyond it brings back characters from B:TAS and explains what has happened to them since. It does so in a way that involves the viewer and keeps them guessing right up to the end. And it has Mark Hamil, whose performances as the Joker have cemented his voice as the definitive version of the character in the minds of fans. What's not to like?\nMy last objection is that all of this is only tangentially connected to the game of Heroclix. Why discuss it here? Why now? 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        "raw_content": "Office Interior Design \u2013 The perfect way of adding value to your place\nJanuary 29, 2013 Office Chairs, Office Furniture, Office Interior Design\nGood interior design is an indispensable part of each and every workplace or organization. The overall interior plan of your place can be a deciding factor is setting up the tone and mood of the employees. They refashion and redesign your place in the best possible way and thereby add value to your place. Apart from decorating your place, they also play a key role in encouraging the workforce to perform well and to achieve better results.\nThey add a flexible living environment to your place and hence create a good employee-employer relationship. Good interior office design sets up a positive energy in all the employees which motivates them to work with full dedication under different working conditions. Over the past few years, there has been a growing trend of revamping workplace in order to create attractive appearance and to increase the profitability of an organization.\nThe attractive appearance, improved functionality, adaptability and durability of interior designs are some of the major factors which have encouraged organizations all over the country to revamp their workplace. However, a proper and a careful research should be carried out before revamping your workplace. It is always advisable to take the help of interior designers in this regard. They are the expert professionals who have years of experience in their respective field and can help you with various ideas of revamping your place in the best possible way.\nThey help you in buying furniture\u2019s suiting your workplace needs and that too at affordable prices. They also provide you various interior designing tips and creative ideas to decorate your workplace in possibly the best way. Hence, availing the services of these expert professionals can help you in saving a considerable amount of time, money and energy. Overall, attractive interior designs have number of valuable benefits for both organizations and employees and are therefore extremely popular all among various organizations.\noffice furniture, office interior design, office partitions, workstations melbourme",
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        "raw_content": "Day two of the FinovateAsia leg of Hong Kong Fintech Week, organised by Invest Hong Kong (InvestHK), focused on the need for financial institutions to adapt to change or risk disappearing, along with fintech petting zoos, when to run and exciting developments in mainland China, before ending on a high with a launch event for the InvestHK part of Fintech Week at the Hong Kong Exchange.\nIn fact, the HKEx event, an entr\u00e9e to the regulator day on Wednesday, proved to be the highlight of the day. 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He talked about the exciting three days ahead, while indicating strongly that the audience can expect to hear some significant fresh news relating to AMTD and mainland China.\nFinancial institutions must change\nAt the start of the day, in his keynote entitled \u201cWhy Financial Institutions Have to Change or Risk Being Burnt to the Ground,\u201d JP Nicols, Managing Director of Fintech Forge, made the point that large as adjusting to the changing demands of their consumers, but that might not be enough.\nDrawing on a famous bankruptcy, he said that \u201cBlockbuster won by executing best in the industry [it operated in] until they didn\u2019t. 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Being a \u201cfast follower is good, but you\u2019ve got to be really fast, otherwise you miss the growth curve and fail,\u201d said Mr. Nicols. He added that fast continuous improvement is driven by data. \u201cWithout data you just have opinions.\u201d He then commented on the need to be responsive and to experiment or test things and learn along the way.\nEmpowering employees, improving customer experience\nCommenting on what\u2019s hot and what\u2019s not, Daniel Latimore, Senior Vice President of the Banking Group at Celent, while noting it\u2019s been said before, reiterated the importance of banks focusing on customer experience. That doesn\u2019t just mean differentiating product and philosophy, he said, it means improving things for employees to empower the front lines, rather like what you see fintech companies doing.\nMr. Latimore talked about security and biometrics, along with the importance of brand, particularly in relation to spin-off financial services and products, such as \u201cMarcus\u201d by Goldman Sachs.\nFintechs may have cutting edge, but they lack brand, customers, strong balance sheet and regulation. Partnering is important, he said, especially \u201cpartnering with established tech incumbents that can manage the due diligence and have an ecosystem of other providers.\u201d Banks need to get better at partnering, he added.\nCryptos in the spotlight\nHenri Arslanian, Fintech & Crypto Lead, Asia, at PWC, in an energetic presentation, informed the audience: \u201cWhenever someone tells you they are a crypto expert, you need to run away.\u201d In a speech focusing on crypto currency trends, he also had a message for hackers: \u201cIf you\u2019re a hacker not targeting crypto exchanges, you\u2019re an idiot.\u201d\nEmerging trends in this area include the rise of crypto investment funds and the rise of asset-backed crypto assets \u2013 asset backed by real assets such as cash. He noted too the greater involvement of regulators, who need to be \u201creally worried about the bad apples,\u201d and the growth in industry best practices.\n\u201cWe\u2019re seeing an increase in regulatory enforcement cases \u2013 people will go to prison,\u201d he said.\nStephen.Kade, co-Founder of TrustToken and TrueUSD in the U.S., highlighted the potential of blockchain.\n\u201cBlockchain gives a record of ownershop that\u2019s secure, global and 24/7. Digitialized assets bring value to those assets. It\u2019s a $260-plus trillion market,\u201d he said. \u201cDigitized assets allow for far greater variations in scale from very small to large, all secure and tradable.\u201d\nHong Kong\u2019s strengths and China\u2019s scale\nCharles d\u2019Haussy, Head of Fintech at Invest Hong Kong, then shared with the audience how fintech companies and financial institutions around the world and across the border are leveraging Hong Kong\u2019s unique strength as an entry point to the Greater Bay Area. He gave a snapshot of the Hong Kong fintech ecosystem, which now has more than 500 fintech companies.\nThe afternoon sessions focused on mainland China, lending and digital transformation, with guest speakers and panellists including Scott Bales, Managing Director of Innovations Labs Asia, who talked about mapping out your digital transformation plan. 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        "raw_content": "The Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care has directed all public health units to publicly disclose more detailed information on non-routine infection prevention and control (IPAC) lapse investigations where they are identified. An IPAC lapse is a departure from infection prevention and control standards. The result could be infectious disease transmission to patients or staff through exposure to blood or body fluids. An example would be medical equipment that is improperly cleaned and can spread infections from one patient to another. Information about IPAC investigations in HPEPH can be found on our Infection Prevention and Control Lapse reporting page.\nChild Care Centres & Schools\nChildren in child care centres and schools are more prone to infection. A higher number of respiratory and enteric illnesses occur in these settings. To help prevent the spread of communicable diseases in child care centres and schools:\n1. Have your children immunized.\n2. Keep ill children home until they are well enough to participate in all activities.\n3. Teach children good personal hygiene, including handwashing, not sharing personal items, and coughing or sneezing into a tissue or their elbow.\nHygiene Etiquette\nHygiene etiquette involves practices that prevent the spread of illness and disease. A critical time to practice good hygiene etiquette is when you are sick, especially when coughing or sneezing.\nTo help stop the spread of germs:\nCover your mouth and nose with a tissue or use your elbow when you cough or sneeze.\nPut your used tissue in a waste basket.\nIf you don't have a tissue, cough or sneeze into your upper sleeve, not your hands.\nWash your hands frequently with either soap and water or alcohol-based hand sanitizer (with at least 60% alcohol).\nIf you are ill, you should try to distance yourself from others so you do not spread your germs. Distancing includes staying home from work or school when possible.\nMandatory Blood Testing\nHastings Prince Edward Public Health is required to follow the Mandatory Blood Testing Act (2006) of Ontario.\nThe Act permits anyone that may have come into contact with blood or body fluids of another person, as a result of being a victim of crime, an emergency service worker, or Good Samaritan (emergency first aid provider), to have the blood of the other person tested. The sample is tested for HIV, Hepatitis B and Hepatitis C.\nThere are a number of requirements that have to be met before the Medical Officer of Health will accept the application and there are strict timelines that need to be followed.\nFor more information, call our Communicable Disease Intake Line at 613-966-5500 or 1-800-267-2803, ext. 349.\nMandatory Blood Testing Act, 2006\nConsent & Capacity Review Board\nSafer Needle Use\nNeedle Exchange sites are places where individuals can obtain new needles, sterile water, alcohol swabs, cookers, filters, ascorbic acid, and tourniquets, as well as sharps containers for safe disposal of used needles and cookers. These sharps containers can then be returned to any participating exchange site for safe disposal.\nHepatitis C Quick Facts\nNeedle Exchange Program brochure\nOntario Harm Reduction Distribution Program\nHastings Prince Edward Public Health provides testing for sexually transmitted infections (STIs). Testing is easy and is free of charge.\nSTIs can pass from person to person by having sexual contact (genital skin to skin or oral, vaginal or anal sex), or blood contact. Some STIs can be effectively treated with medication, but the infection can return. Serious consequences can result when an STI is left untreated.\nIt is highly recommended that sexually active individuals are vaccinated against HPV, Hepatitis A, and Hepatitis B. It is also recommended that you use condoms with every act of sexual contact from beginning to end, and that you limit the number of people with whom you have sexual relations.\nSee your health care provider or visit one of our sexual health clinics for testing. Click here for our calendar.\nFor more information on STI and pap testing, call the Sexual Health Intake Line at 613-966-5500 or 1-800-276-2803, ext. 243.\nTattoos, Piercings, Aesthetic Services\nPersonal services settings include any place that offers aesthetic services such as body piercing, tattooing, nail care, hair removal, and hairstyling. Hastings Prince Edward Public Health inspectors regularly visit personal services settings in our region to assess the potential for risk - to clients and workers - of acquiring infections during the delivery of these services. Our inspectors provide guidance on infection prevention and control according to the requirements and recommendations described in the Infection Prevention and Control Best Practices for Personal Services Settings (Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care).",
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        "raw_content": "3D Butterfly Wall Stickers\nI believe that you get signs from your loved ones that have passed. Pennies are one of the most common. Whenever I see a penny I pick it up, because I think of it as a sign from them. I know it may sound crazy, but that is just how I am..a little bit off. LOL Butterflies are a big sign as well. many people see them and think the same thing. Which is why I really love this set. Now I can look at them and smile.\nThis set is pretty cool. Not what I expected, but cool. They are essentially cut outs. All you have to do, is punch them out, then bend the wings up, and put the double sided sticker/tape on. After that you just have to find a place to stick them.\nI am not quite sure that you can put these on the wall. They may tear off the wall paper or paint. I stuck mine onto surfaces that I don't have to worry about, like our television stand. I have to say that from far away they actually do look pretty real. The colors are marvelous. I think they are pretty sturdy for what they are made out of.\nHead on over to the 3D Butterfly Wall Stickers product page on Amazon. From there you can find out more about this product, see what other people are saying about it, and you can pick some up for your home or crafting needs.",
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        "raw_content": "Founded in 2007 near the biotech hotspot of Seattle, Hyland Scientific began as a small lab equipment reseller. Since that time, the company has grown to specialize in many aspects of scientific equipment needs, including instrument acquisition, transport, repair, and maintenance. Founder Mark Hylarides, Ph.D., has over 30 years of experience within the scientific community, bringing experience and expertise to Hyland Scientific.\nHyland Scientific\u2019s goal is to provide the scientific community with high quality, pre-owned scientific equipment at an affordable price. All equipment available for sale has been carefully tested for workability and is accompanied by a minimum 30-day functional warranty.\nWe are specialists in a large variety of laboratory equipment including biological, chemical, and medical instruments. Please let us know if there is anything you need that is not listed, and we will do our best to find it for you.\nView Hyland Scientific on LabX\nMark Hylarides, Ph.D.\nDr. Mark Hylarides has over 30 years of experience in the biotech industry as a research professional. He has a broad-based knowledge of the scientific equipment currently being used. Mark\u2019s contacts in the field have allowed him access to high quality laboratory and process equipment.\nPeter Pohli has a diverse experience in the diagnosis and repair of scientific equipment. He specializes in both computer and non-computer instrument service and repair. His expertise has spearheaded the equipment service and repair division at Hyland Scientific.",
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        "raw_content": "\"Biscuits n' Gravy,\" \"Jerk Ribs\" and \"Friday Fish Fry\" were among a few titled tracks off the vocalist's latest album appropriately entitled Food. It's no wonder that her next big debut would be a carefully curated recipe book inspired by her travels and growing up in a culturally abundant Harlem, NY.\nThe songstress is no newcomer to the kitchen. \"I was in the presence of a master. She had a hard working staff, but I was always there. I would do anything she asked, or she'd let me,\" she said about growing up with a chef for a mother.\n\"I can't really say when my love affair with food actually started. I don't even remember learning to cook. I don't remember learning to sing either for that matter. But I do remember watching her cook,\" she tells readers in her opening remarks.\nWhile her mother inspired her culinary artistry, her father influenced her musical talents. Straight out of high school, Kelis was signed to Virgin Records and began touring countries that not only helped her reach her fans but incited her keen love of spices and appreciation for different cultural cuisines.\nIn 2008, Kelis decided to start a new chapter. Chef Kelis launched Feast, a line of sauces, in 2013; which she renamed Bounty & Full earlier this year. She has had specials on the Cooking Channel: Saucy & Sweet and Holiday Feast With Kelis, not to mention her cooking web series, In the Pot, hosted on Bounty & Full\u2019s YouTube channel.\nAnd what salutations can you expect from the bold chef, soulful musician, wife, and mom? \u201cI wanted to make a book for living,\u201d she says. \u201cPeople don\u2019t know what\u2019s healthy. They expect me to be grilling chicken breast and steaming. That sucks. Why eat?\"\nYou can buy My Life on a Plate on Amazon now.",
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        "raw_content": "Since its introduction in 1999, the Euro has represented a symbol of unity and fragmentation. Conceived as a means to maintain peace while fostering political and economic unity, the European common currency constituted a major cause of disagreement among the EU member states since the very first phase of its design and conceptualization. Thus, the Euro emerged after gruelling and long-lasting negotiations on its value and rationale, which have unveiled severe cleavages among the EU countries in terms of political visions and strategic thinking. Particularly, it resulted and was informed by the geopolitical and diplomatic fight between France and Germany for the leadership, not to say the hegemonic role, in the process of creation and strengthening of the European Union.\nThe uneven path towards the Euro\nThe dream of a common currency that could unite all European people has recurred over the centuries. Notwithstanding this, it has been brought to life only recently, thanks to the Maastricht Treaty.\nThe complexity of the project dwelt in the deep-rooted reluctance of some countries towards the introduction of a European common currency, considered as an attempt to erode their national sovereignty. However, a series of historical circumstances made the monetary union essential for strengthening the European integration and maintaining peace in the region.\nSecurity was a major concern in the aftermaths of WWII; all great powers were determined to prevent a global conflict be repeated and the only way to achieve this objective seemed to hinge on strengthening the linkage among all European countries. Thus, the ancient dream of a united Europe reflourished from the ashes of the atrocities of WWII. In particular, two visions emerged on how to foster unity among the European neighbours: federalists preached the establishment of a European political federation whereas functionalists believed that regional peace depended on stronger integration and cooperation among European countries in common strategic economic sectors (Carls e Naughton 2002). The Federal vision was obviously too ambitious in the postwar Europe, where a countries were trying to recover from the conflict while rebuilding mutual trust and restablishing interstate relationships. The time was not ripe yet for European countries to renounce completely to their national sovereignty and be bound together for life. Thus, functionalism seemed to be the only path towards the achievement of a European integration. Particularly, the idea was raised that stronger economic cooperation among neghbours would have fostered peace. Indeed, where relevant common economic interests had been at stake, countries would have been pushed to solve controversies through diplomatic means to protect those interests, thus preventing wars (Carls e Naughton 2002). This process resulted in the creation of the European Coal and Steel Community in 1951 and, later, of the European Economic Community in 1957.\nNo sooner had the economic integration process started, than the idea of a European common currency reflourished. Since the end of WWII, the Bretton Woods system had governed the monetary relations among countries. This international regime aimed at ensuring monetary stability worldwide through a regulated system of fixed exchange rates, indirectly disciplined by the dollar tied to gold. The way the system was designed was deeply asymmetric inasmuch as it gave the Dollar the priviledge of substituting gold in all economic transactions. Thus, Bretton Woods became synonym of a hegemonic monetary regime centered on the dollar that could have potentially harmed the European economic interests. These circumstances pushed some of the European great powers, particularly France, to start questioning the role of the Dollar as international reserve currency and to raise the idea of a European common currency (Marsh, 2011).\nAt the same time, a major historical event was taking place in Central Europe: the restoration of a German country through the establishment of the Federal Republic of Germany. France was extremely concerned about this episode but at the same time knew that that process was unavoidable. Indeed, only few years before Germany had suffered a harsh defeat but was able to recover rapidly and challenge again the balance of power in Europe. In the early stage of the Cold War, the restoration of Germany was extremely needed. Assisting the reconstruction of a German country was considered both a measure to contain the USSR as well as a means to monitor the Germans and grant stability in the region. For instance, creating the Federal Republic would have helped German people identify with a national state, thus avoiding their alignment with USSR. In this regard, it was extremely important to prevent Germany from falling into the Soviet sphere of influence as well as gain its ideological support. In addition, although reintroducing Germany in the European system of states scared the international community, the idea of its uncontrolled renaissance represented an even greater threat since it could have potentially mined the international stability (Marsh, 2011). Thus, the reconstruction of Germany was carried out in the framework of the European integration process.\nBy 1956, the Federal Republic of Germany had completed its recovery, holding more gold reserves than France. This further alarmed its neighbours, including France, which could not sit and look its historical rival rise from the ashes with the support of the US (Marsh, 2011). Thus, the idea of a common currency that could better integrate Europe and contain Germany regained momentum. A first step towards the common currency was taken by the European Commission, which published a memorandum on the Community\u2019s action plan for the second stage of the Customs Union in 1962. Focusing on competition rules, the common agricultural policy and social policy, the document explicitely highlighted the needs for creating a European common currency, stating that \u201cthe emergence of a European reserve currency would considerably facilitate international monetary cooperation and a reform of the present system\u201d (European Commission, 1962). However, it was not clear whether the monetary union would have followed the completion of the economic integration process or if it would have happened simoultaneously.\nThis omission gave rise to a heated debate that split the supporters of the economic integration in two factions: monetarists and economists. On one side, monetarists argued that in order to strengthen the European economic integration process, the priority was to set up institutions for the fulfillment of the monetary union. Coordination of economic policies at European level would have followed, as a result of a concerted action on the newborn single currency. On the other side were the economists convinced that convergence of economic policies was vital and represented a conditio sine qua non for setting up the European monetary union. A single currency would have come only at the end of the process of harmonization (Anescu, 2012). These divergent views on the path towards economic and monetary integration would have recurred over the decades and would have represented a major bone of contention between France and Germany.\nThe first concrete actions toward the creation of a common currency were taken when the Bretton Woods system started to vacillate in the late 60s. Trust in the capacity of the US to maintain the parity between the Dollar and gold had deteriorated progressively and the international community began to ask for its devaluation. General De Gaulle was a major supporter of the fight against the hegemonic role of the Dollar both for economic and geopolitical reasons. Indeed, not only did Paris want to contrast the economic power of the US but it also aimed at decreasing Washington\u2019s political influence on Europe. Specifically,France argued that the US was financing its debt through its own currency. Therefore, in case the Dollar was devaluated countries owning reserves in dollars would have paid the price of such a policy (Aron, 1979).\nTo weaken the Dollar, French President De Gaulle launched a number of financial speculations and in June 1965 its Minister of Finance Girscard d\u2019Estaing proposed the creation of a common reserve currency linked to gold and composed by the currencies of the main industrialized countries. Even though other European countries shared France\u2019s vision, they refrained from lining up against the US. This was the case of Germany: although a big proportion of the Federal Republic\u2019s reserves was in Dollar, Bonn did not backed France and reiterated its support to the US. This episode represented the first direct confrontation between France and Germany in the aftermath of WWII. In such a context, developing a common currency was becoming a major priority.\nThe Hague Summit, held in1969, represented a turning point in the advancement of the European integration and the concretization of the monetary union (Marsh, 2011). The summit was convened on the initiative of French President Pompidou, who succeeded to General De Gaulle in the same year. The new President took the distance from the obstructionism of his predecessor towards the European integration process, inaugurating a new phase of the French foreign policy. A major symbol of this shift was France\u2019s green light on the admission of the UK, Ireland, Norway and Denmark in the European project. For istance, during The Hague summit, Pompidou agreed on the first expansion of the EEC membership since the foundation of the European integration project. Also, the summit called for deeper economic and monetary cooperation, recommending the establishment of a European monetary union. In this regard, a Committee of experts led by the Belgian Prime Minister Werner was appointed to elaborate a detailed plan to set up the monetary union.\nGermany did not hesitate to express its reluctance towards the project of a European common currency. Specifically, Bonn argued that a monetary union could have been achieved only after political integration was completed. However, such a process was unlikely to happen in the postwar European context, where governments tended to protect their countries from all experiments that would have eroded their sovereignty. Moreover, Chancellor Brandt did understand that the monetary union hide an ill-conceiled attempt to balance the rise of the German industrial power and protect both the European and American interests. Notwithstanding its reluctance, Germany eventually surrended to the idea of a European monetary union in the 70s, when a speculative attack hit the D-mark and threatened to destabilize its economy. Chancellor Brand and President Pompidou agreed that the time was ripe for deepening the European integration. However, their positions on how to strengthen the EEC were deeply divergent. This fueled the long lasting debate between monetarists and economists within the Werner Group. In particular, economist positions were supported by the Germans and the Dutch whereas the French and the Belgians sided with the monetarists (Marsh, 2011).\nThe Werner Plan was release in October 1970. The report proposed a three stage plan based on gradual institutional reforms that would have led to the irrevocable fixing of exchange rates and the adoption of a single currency within a decade. The Planed clarified that establishing a monetary union would have meant the principal decisions of economic policy be taken at Community level. Therefore, powers and responsibilities would have been transferred from the national plane to the Community institutions. Further, the plan explicitely advocated for the creation of a political union stating that \u201cThe economic and monetary union thus appears as a leaven for the development of political union which in the long run it will be unable to do without.\u201d (Werner Plan, 1970)\nThe majority of the European central banks lacked enthusiasm towards the Werner Plan. In particular, the UK took the distances from the report, which headed towards political integration, hiding an ill-conceiled attempt to create a European federal union. Further, Germany complained that the report did not integrate the economist perspective. These complaints deepened the divergence between Paris and Bonn: on the one hand Pompidou refused to negotiate any potential transfer of sovereignty to supranational entities and on the other hand Schiller and the Bundesbank clarified that economic and monetary coordination would have been carried out simultaneously.\nOnce again, a series of historical events pushed France and Germany to put aside their divergence and reach an agreement on the future of the monetary union. At the time, trust in the Dollar was at its lowest level and President Nixon suspended the dollar\u2019s convertibility into gold. Bretton Woods was on the verge of collapse but overseas this event had reinvigorated the dream of a European common currency (Marsh, 2011). In 1972, the Committee of Governors of the European central banks set up the European currency snake in the tunnel, a mechanism to narrow exchange rate fluctuation and grant monetary stability. The snake was based on an exchange rate fluctuation margin of 2.25 % and included the currencies of the UK, Ireland, Norway and Denmark.\nThe end of Bretton Woods further advanced the integration process. In 1974, the French Minister of Finance Jean-Pierre Fourcade proposed the creation of a new unit of account based on a combination of European currencies. This was conceived as a means to hinder the rise of the German economic power as well as a mechanism to stabilize monetary relations across Europe. Indeed, the snake had started to show its weaknesses and a news mechanism of stabilization was perceived as increasingly vital for the fulfilment of economic integration. Therefore, in 1978 President D\u2019Estaing and Chancellor Schmidt agreed on the creation of a European reserve currency. The ECU was born and apparently France and the monetarists had won the battle against Germany and the economists. No sooner had the European Monetary System been set up than France realized that the D-mark was prevailing again over the other currencies, letting Germany extend its influence on the new system.\nA new change of leadership in the 80s brought France and Germany to strengthen cooperation for achieving monetary union. Particularly, President Mitterand and Chancellor Kohl saw the big picture and recognized the advantages of their collaboration. On the one hand, Germany was strong from an economic point of view but weak from a military point of view, due to the conditions imposed by the Treaty of Peace. On the other hand, France was in a completely opposite situation. Mitterand considered European integration as a mechanism to exchange the French military power with the German economic power. At the same time, Chancellor Kohl started to advocate for the institution of a common currency, conceived as the completion of the process started three decades before. In doing so, he was aware that the monetary union would have implied renouncing to the D-mark, the main symbol of the German national sovereignty and identity (Marsh, 2011).\nThus, the monetary project regained momentum. Particularly, 1988 represented a turning point in the creation of the European monetary union. The French Mister of Finance Balladur presented a memorandum to the European Ministers of Finance on the reforms to implemented monetary harmonization and proposed the creation of a European central bank\nas an essential step towars the monetary union. The German Minister for Forereign Affairs Genscher welcomed the proposal, stressing the importance of an independent European Central Bank. However, he forgot to reiteraite how important was for Germany to reach economic convergence before starting the completion of the monetary union (Marsh, 2011). Since until that moment Bonn had taken a hard line on that point, Paris interpreted the omission as a green light to the monetarist approach. Even though the German Minister of Finance Stoltenberg rushed to correct this defaillance, Chancellor Kohl decided to back the French plan to accelerate the European integration.\nIn the same year, the European leaders met in Hannover to discuss the next steps towards monetary integration. The result of the summit was the creation of a Committee for the study of Economic and Monetary Union, chaired by the President of the European Commission Jacques Delors and responsible for elaborating a detailed plan for achieving the European monetary integration. Published in 1989, the report included a series of guidelines and recommendations on the establishment of a monetary union through a three-stage process. As for the Werner Plan, the report fuelled the debate among monetarists and economists, unveiling some major divergences among the Member States on the design and implementation of the monetary union. Particularly, Germany opposed to reserve-pooling mechanisms, supported by France and Belgium. In addition, Bonn urged the creation of an independent European Central Bank whereas France took a hard line on creating a political institution that could monitor its functioning (Marsh, 2011).\nEven thought these disagreements delayed the negotiations, they did not prevent advancement of the European economic integration process. Indeed, in July 1990 the first stage of the monetary union began with the gradual abolition of exchange controls. In a context where the long lasting debate between monetarists and economists still lingered, this sudden acceleration was the result of a major historical event occurred at the borders of Europe: the disintegration of the Soviet Union. While the Communist regime was bound to decline, Mitterand was aware that preventing the German reunification was unlikely and unrealistic. Instead, providing support to the process would have grant the reunification happen in a pacific and democratic way. As it occurred for the establishment of the Federal Republic in 1949, France conceived the EU as a primary means to guide the reunification process and contain Germany. On the other side, Chancellor Kohl knew that the success of this process hinged on the support of its European neighbours, including France (Marsh, 2011). In light of that, Germany exchanged its commitment to the European monetary integration against the support to the German reunification process.\nThe signing of the Treaty of Maastricht in 1992 ultimately paved the way for a smooth monetary integration process. The monetary union would have been set up only when member states had fulfilled four convergence critieria: 1) inflation rate of no more than 1.5 percentage points above the average rate of the three EU member states with the lowest inflation over the previous year; 2) A national budget deficit at or below 3% of GDP; 3) National public debt not exceeding 60% of GDP; 4) Long-term interest rates should be no more than two percentage points above the rate in the three EU countries with the lowest inflation over the previous year; 5) Participation in ERM II for at least 2 years without severe tensions.\nBarely had the Maastricht Treaty entered into force that new financial turmoils hit the European markets, fostering economic instability across the continent. These circumstances widened the gap among northern and southern EU countries, inasmuch as the South proved to be unable to contrast the backsides of the crisis. At that stage, it was clear that the monetary union was an attempt to unite a group of economies that were extremely different in terms of internal productivity and resilience to external shocks. Considering that, it was easy to foresee that the monetary union would have not eliminated those differences.\nDespite the sciism between North and South, the European integration did not stop. In 1993, the EU member states started the negotiations on the creation of the European monetary Institute aimed at handling the transitional issues of states adopting the common currency eand prepare for the creation of the ECB. Eventually, the German vision prevailed and the EMI was designed as an independent institution (Marsh, 2011). However, France\u2019s complaints led to the establishment of a political group, the Eurogroup, composed by the finance ministers of the Eurozone and responsible for monitoring the functioning of the EMI.\nIn 1998, the ECB succeeded to the EMI. During the last phase of the integration, competition between Germany and France on the leadership in the monetary union process regained momentum. However, once more, the German views prevailed: the former President of the Dutch central bank and the EMI Duisenberg was appointed as first President of the ECB, defeating the French candidate Trichet. Moreover, as for the EMI, the ECB was designed as an independent institution and its headquarters was set up in Frankfurt. Finally, in 1999 the Euro was introduced to world financial markets as an accounting currency. This event marked the beginning on the European monetary union, as we know it today.\nThe rise of the Euro: unfulfilled expectations and new awareness\nNo sooner had the European monetary union been set up than its limitations emerged. Its inherent weakness was the result of almost forty years of negotiations, compromises and concessions. Although the rise of the Euro was welcomed by all member states, optimism was soon replaced by disillusion: indeed, the common currency did not reduce but widened the gap between Northern and Southern economies. Rather, its main repercussion consisted in createing new ideological cleavadges across Europe. Above and beyond this bitter admission, the European monetary union so often promised, which seeked to unite the peoples and economies of Europe, seemed to be moving further away from its goals.\nThe outbreak of the economic crisis in 2009 forced the Eurozone countries to acknowledge the weaknesses of the monetary union. Indeed, the European sovereign debt crisis unveiled the main deficiencies of the monetary union. While it was conceived as a means to strengthen the economies of its Member States and their capacity to face severe economic downturns, the Eurozone has exacerbated the effects of the crisis. During the last years, this paradox has raised concerns on the limits of the European monetary system, stimulating the debate on the possible solutions to improve its strength and efficiency.\nThe ineffectiveness of the monetary union face to the sovereign debt crisis erupted in 2010 was a direct conseuqence of the \u201cdesign failure of the Eurozone\u201d (De Grawe, 2013). When the project was conceived, the architects of the Eurozone were convinced that building a monetary union would have ensured stability across Europe: national booms and busts would have become Eurozone booms and busts. Optimism towards the project was at its highest level, when the monetary union failed to meet the expectations of its supporters, fostering scepticism and disillusionment (De Grawe, 2010). In fact, despite the centralization of money, national booms and busts did not become a Eurozone phenomena.\nThis was due to the incompleteness of the monetary union. Since its creation, the Euro system was based on the introduction of a common currency and the establishment of a European Central Bank, charged with elaborating the EU monetary policy. However, all the other macroeconomic policies were kept at a national level. Nowadays, Member States continue to decide on taxation, subsides, wage, etc. creating divergent policies that stretch the bias among the European economies. During the first decade of the monetary union, this incompleteness has prevented national booms and bursts to become Eurozone phenomena.\nA second major limitation concerns the lack of stabilizers in the Euro system (De Grawe, 2013). Previous to the creation of the monetary union, EU countries owned a fundamental stabilizing force: the lender of last resort function of the central bank. However, this function was abolished when the Euro system was set up. Indeed, Article 123 TFUE prevented the ECB to buy government bonds. Therefore, the ECB maintained its role of lender of last resort only towards the banks and lost the power of helping the governments. These lasts could no longer guarantee that the cash would always be available to roll over the government debt.\nThe last shortcoming of the monetary union consists in the lack of accountability of the ECB (De Grawe, 2009), which is a consequence of its strong independence. This feature has had severe repercussions on the capacity of the Eurozone to recover from the crisis over the past years. Indeed, the creation of the monetary union entailed the transfer of money printing powers from national states to the ECB. This made the Eurozone depend completely from the ECB, particularly on its will to provide liquidity. Considering that, the monetary union is inherently weak: for instance, Eurozone countries have no weapons against financial markets turmoils since they have lost the power of printing money to guarantee bondholders. The result is that national governments are weakened vis-\u00e0-vis the financial markets, which can now force the Eurozone into default.\nRethinking the design of the Eurozone\nBeing the ineffectiveness of the monetary union linked with its structural d\u00e9faillances, many experts have urged the member states to rethink the design of the Eurozone. Some of them have pointed out that the future of the monetary union, and ultimately of the EU, hinges on the implementation of three essential reforms, which appears to be tightly interconnected. Firstly, the Eurozone members need to rethink the role of the ECB, particularly with regard to its powers and independence (McNamara, 2012). From the crisis, Member States have learnt\nthat stability in the Euro system is tightly linked with the presence of a central bank operating as a lender of last resort both for the banks and the governments. In this regard, even though the ECB has changed its approach towards government-issued bonds during the last years, the current monetary union remains a system where the ECB can lead down governments. This circumstances are urging the member states to reform the monetary union. Indeed, as long as the ECB does not explicitly commit to some floor value for public debts, the crisis will fester and deepen (Wyplosz 2011).\nSecondly, there is a strong need for rethinking the relationship between the ECB and its Member States. Although its structure has evolved considerably during the last years, the ECB still preserves its deep independence from the Member States. Indeed, Eurozone countries continue to depend on the goodwill of the ECB to provide liquidity (De Grawe, 2011). This is a major symptom of primacy of the ECB over governments in the Euro system.\nWhen crisis erupt, such a configuration can lead to perverse effects and become unsustainable. The intuition is easy to explain: the ECB functioning is characterized by a severe lack of democratic legitimacy (McNamara, 2012). In fact, ECB\u2019s staff is composed by unelected officials, responsible for deciding the monetary policy of the Eurozone. Face to economic instability, states can be forced to be insolvent because of decisions taken by technocrats, who have the power to save Eurozone members but refuse to do so. These characteristics unveil that ECB\u2019s independence cannot be absolute and should be reduced, especially in times of crisis, when governments should prevail over the ECB, in order to ensure the efficiency of the Euro system. These considerations highlight the need for deeper political integration across the Eurozone. In particular, the crisis has revealed the need for creating a Eurozone government that can cooperate with the ECB and prevail over it when needed. Concretely, this would mean moving toward a political union.\nFinally, Eurozone countries should deepen coordination of macroeconomic policies (De Grawe, 2013). This reform is tightly linked with the previous two. In fact, deeper coordination of cannot be achieved without creating an elected body, taking up the function of European government, cooperating with and even prevailing over the ECB.\nHeretofore, the Eurozone has proved to be unable to recover completely from the crisis, which has affected the area since 2010. Therein lies the paradox. When the Euro was conceived, there was a widespread consensus that the economies of the Member States would have benefit from the monetary union. In particular, this system was expected to help Member States to create economic stability while strengthening their capacity to face downturns and crisis. Also, it was expected to foster political union among member states and eventually bring to the creation of a European federation. Clearly, the opposite has occurred. The crisis had severe repercussions on the EU stability, fuelling political crisis, the rise of extremist parties, unemployment and unrests.\nNowadays, the monetary union appears to be the most challenging and ambitious project of the last century. Its weaknesses are evident and need to be addressed rapidly to avoid the collapse of the Euro system. The curret governance structure cannot be sustained in the long term. At some point, deeper political integration will become essential to avoid the system be rejected. Member States that continue to overlook this are like \u201ca foolish man who built his house on sand\u201d.\nAksoy, Y., De Grauwe, P., & Dewachter, H. 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The photograph was taken by Anna Anderson, \"who was usually the one taking the photos,\" said John Anderson, the grandson of John in the photo. | Photo provided by John Anderson, of DeKalb.\nJim and John have faint memories of visiting the Haish mansion once it belonged to their great aunt.\nJim recalls seeing the third floor of the mansion, with a stage area for a band or orchestra.\n\"There was also a side room with a barber chair,\" Jim said. \"I just assumed he had his hair cut there.\"\nThe Andersons would have family reunions at the Haish mansion in the summertime. Jim also once attended a Thanksgiving dinner that Anna hosted there. John was in California at the time, but Jim still remembers the dinner they had that night.\n\"I remember [Anna's] pudding,\" Jim said. \"My wife, I always give her a hard time, because I can't remember how [Anna] made it. I know it had brandy in it and it tasted really good. I can't remember if it was dates or fig. 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        "raw_content": "Am I A 'Blogger' Or Am I Just A Person Who Writes Their Opinions? | Rant\nhttp://www.bitrebels.com/social/3-things-someone-told-me-blogging/\nToday's blog post is a kind of rant which I have been wanting to write for quite a while. I don't know if or how many 'bloggers' I will offend with this post but I want to actually talk about the term blogger. If I do offend you then I am very very sorry but yeah it's something I have wanted to write for quite a while.\nSo, I've been blogging for over a year now and I have formed friends within the blogging community who class themselves as a blogger but what exactly is a blogger? I think that a blogger is someone that's highly well known within the blogging community with high stats and a lot of followers etc but most of you think differently and I think that you need to take a step back and realise what a blogger truly means. My great friend Lizi did a post kind of summing up what I'm talking about which I'm going to be talking about which I will link at the end of the post.\nEveryone thinks that a blogger is basically who Zoella is. An amazing person who has it all. They get free stuff, they sit on their arse all day and do whatever whenever, they can spend loads on beauty products to review them and maybe one day get their own range or something, get loads of brands worshipping them etc and it's not like that at all.\nFirst of all, yes free stuff is a massive perk for bloggers but its not definite and sometimes people don't really class it as 'free stuff'. You get the item from a brand sometimes to review, you then have to take several pictures to ensure you've got a good enough one to entice readers into reading the post, you have to write, edit, read, re edit, re read it, ensure its perfect, insert any pictures needed, add any links and then make sure things like SEO are set up etc and then publish and share it so its kind of just a good gesture from the brand for doing this all work for them. Most of the time, if I want to review something in particular then I will wait until it's on sale/an offer and buy it then as I don't have money to spend on things to review 24/7 so it doesn't feel that bad. I do the same if I buy something that isn't on sale. I review it so I don't feel like I've wasted a lot of money on the item. That's why I'm doing my Lush series (which shall be back next week.)\nSitting On Their Arse. Right, bloggers don't sit on their arses/ I barely left the house to be honest before blogging and now I go out most of the time due to being invited to some blogger events. I have built my confidence thanks to blogging! I'm also out more to shop even if it's just to get literally one product. I've gone places to take some photos. I've catched up with bloggers. (What was my point? Ah yes!) People who have a blog are very very busy people who don't spend their time sat on their arse doing nothing then think I'll write a blog post because I've got nothing else to do now... I know people who fit in blogging when they can which may mean around looking after children, working, college, important things.\nLast thing that I am going to rant about is the money. Yes, the money. People think that it's easy to make money from a blog and it really isn't. I have to wait for someone to authorise that your blog is worthy and presentable for it to make money and then ad's appear on your blog but these ads only raise a very very small amount of money everytime you read a blog or a specfic post. There are other ways to make money which is via sponsored posts with a brand but most of the time again its not for enough money for you to become famous. It's probably enough money to get some new product to review about and the bad thing is that its never really something that fits with your blog at first until you become well known page view wise or you have to lie and say that you've not been paid or anything to get more money out of it. Most people don't go full time with their blogging unless they have a lot of views etc and know they can make an income out of it.\nSo, am I a blogger or just a person who says their opinions to the world? I think I'm just a writer within the blogging community which makes me a blogger of that sort. Am I ever going to become famous from blogging and earn loads of money? Probably not. Can I have fun from blogging and take it as it comes? Definitely. Can I tell everyone and show them that blogging isn't what they expect it to be. Of course I can!\nI hope you have enjoyed this post. If you have anything to add to the above then comment down below. I hope you've enjoyed reading this little rant and I'll see you next time hopefully for another blog post.\nLizi's Post on Blogging: http://speccy4eyes.blogspot.co.uk/2015/10/why-blogging-isnt-easy-option.html\nJamie xz",
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        "raw_content": "Next, pull into the driveway and take a good, hard look. Is the yard neat and trimmed? What about the view from the front yard? Then, walk inside and size up the interior as though seeing it for the first time. Take a tour and imagine what your real estate representative might say about each room, look into cabinets, open doors, check out the bathroom.\nAlso, it's a good idea to get all this done before getting the real estate associate to make the first listing -- a good real estate professional will advise you on what needs to be done. Also, if you have friends willing to be brutally honest about what your home needs to sell, invite them to assess the fix-up needs.\nRegardless of who markets your home, you or a real estate professional, there are other, small things you must do to attract buyers. For example, even if it's bright daylight, open the blinds and turn on the lights. Also, open all the interior doors to make the home appear roomier. Be sure to remove all your kids and pets -- they're cute, but a prospect wants to see your home, not your pride and joy. In addition, make sure your pet's litter pan is clean so the home smells clean and fresh, not like air freshener. Remember, you need to make sure your home is available to be seen by a prospective buyer with as little notice as possible. That means less than an hour, or even five minutes, if possible.",
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        "raw_content": "DIENA (DAYYENA), AZRIEL BEN SOLOMON:\n(Redirected from DAYYENA.)\nRabbi at Sabbionetta; died 1536. He was a disciple of Nathaniel Trabotto, and is mentioned with respect by R. Me\u00efr Katzenellenbogen. Azulai claims to have seen two volumes of his responsa\u2014perhaps those referred to in \"Magazin,\" ii. 16. MS. 911 in the Bodleian collection contains Diena's notes on V04p595001.jpg according to the Roman rite (Neubauer, \"Cat.\" col. 196); and MS. 948 contains some of his letters (ib. col. 205). MSS. 48, 135, 153, 166 of the Friedland collection in St. Petersburg contain some of Diena's decisions. He seems to have possessed valuable manuscripts; the 1550 ed. of Maimonides' \"Yad\" having followed his copy (Conforte, \"\u1e32ore ha-Dorot,\" p. 34b). Diena became known by his opposition to the adventurer David Reubeni. Being of a positive and practical disposition, opposed to the current Messianic vagaries, Diena was alive to the danger resulting therefrom, and he decided to act against Reubeni. When the latter, after the execution of Molko, had increased his influence to such an extent that the Italian rabbis began to take his pretensions seriously, Diena called to his aid Abraham b. Moses Cohen, rabbi of Bologna, and both unmasked the impostor.\nThe veneration in which Diena was held may be seen from the elegies published at his death, one of which was by Abraham of Pisa, and two others by Samuel b. Moses Anav. His son's name was David (Nepi-Ghirondi, \"Toledot Gedole Yisrael,\" p. 75).\nKaufmann, in Rev. Et. Juives, xxx. 304, xxxi. 65, xxxviii. 277;\nL\u00f6wenstein, ib. xxxi. 120;\nMose, Antologia, vi. 53, 134;\nGedalya ibn Ya\u1e25ya, Shalshelet ha-\u1e32abbalah, p. 64a;\nNepi-Ghirondi, Toledot Gedole Yisrael, pp. 38, 40;\nEisenstadt-Wiener, Da'at \u1e32edoshim, App., ii. 47, 77, 78;\nBenjacob, O\u1e93ar ha-Sefarim, p. 560, No. 142;\nAzulai, Shem ha-Gedolim, i. 77.",
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        "raw_content": "GRONEMANN, SELIG:\nGerman rabbi; born at Fl\u00f6tenstein, West Prussia, Dec. 7, 1843; attended the gymnasium at Konitz and the seminary and university at Breslau; became rabbi at Strasburg (1872) and at Danzig (1878), and district rabbi of Hanover (1884). His works include: \"De Profiatii Durani (Ephod\u00e6i) Vita et Studiis,\" inaugural dissertation (Breslau, 1869); \"Die Jonathan'sche Pentateuch\u00fcbersetzung in Ihrem Verh\u00e4ltnisse zur Halacha\" (Leipsic, 1879); \"Zib\u1e25e Shelamin: Die Vorschriften \u00fcber das Sch\u00e4chten und die Untersuchung der Lunge von R. Jakob Beck, Neu Herausgegeben, Durch Zus\u00e4tze Erg\u00e4nzt und mit einer Deutschen Bearbeitung Versehen\" (Frankfort-on-the-Main, 1899). He also contributed to Frankel's \"Monatsschrift\" and Rahmer's \"Familienblatt,\" and published some sermons in the latter's \"Predigt-Magazin.\" Gronemanns is (1903) a member of the Central Committee of the German Zionist organization.",
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        "raw_content": "HELD, ANNA:\nBy: Cyrus Adler, A. Porter\nFrench comedienne; born Sept. 19, 1880, in Paris; educated at Fontainebleau. Her d\u00e9but was made in \"Miss Helyett\" at the Folies Manguy, Paris, Sept. 19, 1895. Since then she has appeared in many plays, her most successful parts having been Mlle. Mars in Jean Richepin's \"Mam'-selle Napoleon,\" and The Little Duchess in the comedy of that name, with which she made a starring tour of the United States in 1903. In 1902 she married Florenz Ziegfeld, Jr., of Chicago, Ill.\nPrivate sources; in Who's Who in America, 1903, different dates for her birth and d\u00e9but are given.\nA. A. P.",
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        "title": "Too Late Comes to Soon; President Obama Goes to Synagogue :: Jewish Media Resources",
        "raw_content": "Too Late Comes to Soon; President Obama Goes to Synagogue\nhttp://www.jewishmediaresources.com/1751/too-late-comes-to-soon-president-obama-goes-to\nToo Late Comes Too Soon\nIs there a more trite observation possible than that no one knows his or anyone else's earthly end? But sometimes observations are trite because they reflect something that each of us experiences -- usually many times \u2013 in their life: The feeling that someone close has passed from the world before we have said what we ought to have said or otherwise settled accounts.\nIf we could truly learn to live with the recognition of the limits of our time and that of others, much would be gained.\nTWICE IN RECENT MONTHS, I was surprised by the news of the passing of someone to whom I had become close in course of profiling them forMishpacha. Two months ago, Yehuda Avner, author of The Prime Ministers, passed away at 86; and May 19, Professor Robert Wistrich, the pre-eminent scholar of anti-Semitism, suffered a heart attack in Rome the day he was to address the Italian Senate.\nYehuda told me years ago that he had been diagnosed with cancer so his passing was not exactly a shock. Yet his final years after publication of The Prime Ministers were filled with speeches around the world and the production of two documentaries based on the book by the Simon Wiesenthal Center.\nThere was nothing I could have given him. He knew very well how much I admired him. No regrets on that score.\nStill I missed the opportunity to have spent more time listening to one of the great raconteurs of our time and a man of much wisdom.\nWhat brought him to a new level of storytelling gift was his remarkable ability to leave himself entirely out of the story and focus on his protagonists. When he featured in the story, it was usually as the butt of the joke. Has any speechwriter ever had a more inauspicious beginning than he did with Levi Eshkol. In the middle of a speech for an Israeli Bonds dinner, Eshkol stopped and called out in Hebrew to his neophyte speechwriter, \"What's this supposed to mean?\" He then informed his audience that what he had just said was untrue and that the opposite was the case.\nHis ability to adopt the role of the fly on the wall reflected his genuine wisdom. Where modesty is absent wisdom is never found. Avner saw himself as a servant of the Jewish people and gave thanks to the Ribbono shel Olam for the chance to make his own small contribution to netzach Yisrael (Jewish eternity).\nRobert Wistrich's passing, by contrast, was a complete shock. On the one hand, it is hard to believe he was only 70, given his astonishing productivity. On the other hand, it is hard to believe that someone that vigorous and active to the very end was suddenly felled.\nI am now left with a debt unpaid. Little more than a year after the Mishpacha profile, focusing on The Lethal Obsession: Antisemitism \u2013 From Antiquity to the Global Jihad, Professor Wistrich sent me another large tome to review: , From Ambivalence to Betrayal: The Left, the Jews and Israel. It seemingly took him less time to write these massive books than it takes the normal person to read them.\nThe topic was of great interest to me. Constructing a general theory of the Left is the intellectual project that most absorbs me. But though I dutifully carried the book on many transatlantic flights, I never fulfilled his request. I still hope to do so. But he will never know. A great man asked me to help him in his work for the Jewish people, and I dropped the ball.\nI am unaware of any scholar of such productivity. He wrote 18 books, most of them quite long and densely packed; scripted a three-part PBS series based on his book The Longest Hatred; authored and, in conjunction with the Simon Wiesenthal Center's Rabbi Abraham Cooper, convinced UNESCO to sponsor an exhibit entitled \"People, Book, Land \u2013 The 3,500 Year Relationship of the Jewish People to the Holy Land,\" which was shown at the UN last month; and served as academic advisor to the Clarion Fund's documentary Obsession, detailing how Hitler's ideas on a cosmic world struggle against Jews have been transplanted to the Islamic world.\nWith his passing, the Jewish people lost not only one of its greatest scholars, but its greatest champions. Less than a week before his passing, he spoke at the Fifth Global Forum for Combatting Antisemitism. Departing from his prepared remarks, in response to the preceding speech by U.S. Ambassador to Israel Daniel Shapiro, he asked, \"If things are really so good, why are they so bad?\"\nREREADING MY INTERVIEWS with both men, I was reminded of the sheer delight of their company. But I was also struck by a common element, despite their very different backgrounds: Avner was a proud religious Jew; Wistrich's not identifiably so. His father was a member of the Polish HaShomer HaTzair.\nYet both expressed optimism about the future based on their faith. In response to a question about the many times the fate of Israel hung in the balance recorded in The Prime Ministers, Yehuda Avner told me, \"I know a fair bit amount about Jewish history. I'm a firm believer in the G-d of Israel and the lessons of our history. And the central lesson is: Our enemies try to destroy us in every generation and in the end it is they who are destroyed.\"\nAnd Wistrich described to me how when he put on tefillin in the morning, he felt bound \"to the Divine protection of Shomer Yisrael.\"\nIn his last speech, and a posthumously published oped based upon it, he concluded by focusing on Jewish self-understanding as the most important aspect of our fight against demonization of Jews and Israel: \"We must clarify for ourselves our vocation, raison d'etre, moral priorities, and the deeper meaning of our near miraculous return to the historic homeland [in order to become worthy] of the scriptural promise that 'Torah will come forth from Zion and the word of the L-ord from Jerusalem.'\"\nThe President Goes to Synagogue\nPresident Obama invited The Atlantic's Jeffrey Goldberg, his designated messenger to the Jewish community, for another lengthy interview last week, followed by a speech in Goldberg's D.C. synagogue Adas Yisrael.\nGoldberg asked the President about the contention of Walter Russell Mead that a regime like Iran's that is captive to a conspiratorial anti-Semitic worldview will have difficulty understanding the world as it actually works and thus cannot be counted on to be entirely rational. And that makes them a poor partner for nuclear negotiations.\nObama replied that while those who hold delusional anti-Semitic views might occasionally act irrationally at the margins, where the costs are low. But being a rabid anti-Semite \"does not preclude you from being rational about the need to keep your economy afloat; it doesn't preclude you from making strategic decisions about how you stay in power.\"\nFrom Obama's perspective, for instance, no leader would devote precious resources to the slaughter of Jews at the cost of military defeat. Yet that is precisely what Hitler, ym\"Sh, did at the end of World War II, in pursuit of his Final Solution.\nIran's Supreme Leader may not be totally irrational in the sense that his means and ends bear no relation to one another. But both are well beyond the pale of what is conceivable to the Western liberal mind. Iran sent thousands of children to their deaths as unarmed minesweepers in the near decade-long Iraq-Iran war, wearing the \"keys to Heaven\" around their necks. And if one believes that a nuclear Armageddon will bring the eschatological end of history with the return of the missing Imam, triggering nuclear war is not technically irrational. Something other than just maximizing Iran's share of the economic pie clearly motivates its leadership.\nINTERESTINGLY, MY HOURS of conversations with Robert Wistrich bore heavily on the issue raised by Goldberg. He lamented the \"inability of the modern liberal imagination to take fanatically held religious dogmas seriously or to credit the possibility that they can actually hold sway over millions of people.\" (In a similar vein, Walter Russell Mead observed of Obama's response to Goldberg, \"The President doesn't seem to understand diversity. He thinks . . . that people of different religious faiths, ethnic backgrounds and ideological convictions are not all that different in the way they look at the world.\")\nThe crux of radical Islamic ideology, Wistrich noted, is the \"call for jihad to restore the world-wide caliphate through conquest.\" Yet even after ISIS, it does not dawn on the president that the Islamic Revolution's founding goal of spreading Islam worldwide could be serious. Jihad is no more credible to him than Shiite doctrine that all non-believers are \"impure,\" none more so than the Jews, or the Shiite fascination with and pursuit of martyrdom.\nWistrich made short-shrift of the idea that those like the late Ayatollah Khomeini, who was obsessed by Jewish conspiracies and described Israel as a cancer that must be excised from early in his career, do not really believe what they are saying. He described once interviewing then Hamas leader Abdel Aziz Rantisi, a soft-spoken physician, for the BBC, and how the latter was utterly convinced that the Protocols of the Elders of Zion are authentic.\nThe tragedy, he once explained to a group of Muslim students, is that anti-Semitism is toxic for the body politic of any society in which it spreads, and has poisoned much of contemporary Islam. Thus he doubted that the Palestinians could presently create a state with even minimal human rights. Gaza today is the proof. And as long as Palestinian nationalism defines itself exclusively in terms of the negation of Zionism, there will and can be no real peace process.\nAt the end of our interview, Wistrich expressed the view, both historical and metaphysical, that those who set out to destroy the Jews \u2013 from Haman through Hitler -- self-destruct. He pointed out that only with Pearl Harbor did World War II become a truly universal war and convince Hitler that the cosmic battle against the Jews he had always anticipated was in full swing. Until that point, Hitler had shown remarkably keen political and military instincts. Thereafter, he made one disastrous decision after another. Similarly, the former seminarian Yosef Stalin downplayed his anti-Semitism for decades, until unleashing the Jewish Doctors Plot shortly before his death on Purim of 1953.\nPity that President Obama will never have the same opportunity I had to learn from Professor Wistrich.\nRelated Topics: Iran, Islamofacism & Terrorism, Personalities receive the latest by email: subscribe to the free jewish media resources mailing list",
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        "title": "Alicia Colon: Right wing dementia on Iraq in full swing",
        "raw_content": "Right wing dementia on Iraq in full swing\nhttp://www.JewishWorldReview.com | There are times that I have senior moments and forget certain names and events but after the recent Obama Iraq war implosion, I'm convinced most political pundits are suffering from them as well.\nWhat is unusual is that this revision of history is being committed by conservatives who should know better. Recent commentary by Glenn Beck, George Will and Charles Krauthammer indicate that they have significant memory lapses about why we went to war in Iraq. They now suggest that it was a wrong decision whereas my complaint is that we took too long to invade and oust Saddam Hussein.\nBeck recently said that the liberals were right about Iraq. He said, \"In spite of the things I felt at the time when we went into war, liberals said, 'We shouldn't get involved, we shouldn't nation-build' and [that] there was no indication the people of Iraq had the will to be free.\"\nGeorge Will criticized Dick Cheney's memoir for not apologizing for Iraq: \"Five hundred and sixty five pages and a simple apology would have been in order in some of them. Which is to say, the great fact of those eight years is we went to war\u0097big war, costly war\u0097under false pretenses.\"\nCharles Krauthammer wrote in a column: \"Our objectives in Iraq were twofold and always simple: Depose Saddam Hussein and replace his murderous regime with a self-sustaining, democratic government.\"\nI would differ from these assessments because I remember all too well what happened on September 11, 2001 and the days following. We had been brutally attacked by an enemy who was likely to attack us again. The cry soon after that horrible day that killed nearly 3,000 innocent civilians was, \"Never again; and get the bastards, no matter what.\" The idea of nation building and replacing the Iraqi government was a mere footnote not the main impetus for going to war. Whose idea was that anyway?\nLet's look back at 1998 to where that nation building idea originated and remember what Bill Clinton said in a prime time address from the Oval office:\n\"The hard fact is that so long as Saddam remains in power, he threatens the well-being of his people, the peace of his region, the security of the world. The best way to end that threat once and for all is with a new Iraqi government-a government ready to live in peace with its neighbors, a government that respects the rights of its people\ufffd\"\nLet's also remember that the new Bush administration did not have the requisite transition time (thanks to the 2000 election recount) to bring in its own administration team and consequently some Clinton appointees remained in place; which is why George Tenet remained the Director of the CIA which might explain why we knew so little about Osama bin Laden.\nAt least one pundit, Norman Podhoretz remained steadfast in his Commentary column. After naming all the Democrats and global leaders who supported the Iraq war, he writes, \"'Given' all this I would go so far as to say that not only was George W. Bush justified in ordering the invasion, but that if he had failed to do so, he would have deserved to be impeached for violating his oath to \"preserve, protect, and defend\" this country against any and all foreign enemies.\"\nAll the Monday morning quarterbacks who spout pure lies about the war often repeat that there were no weapons of mass destruction. According to them, the WMDs were a Bush lie to wage war for our Iraqi oil interests. They also claim that Saddam had no ties to Al Qaeda who were not in Iraq before 9/11. They forget that Saddam refused to allow weapons inspectors in to verify that the WMDs he had used to kill his own people had been destroyed. He had fired at U.S. aircraft and refused to comply with Bush to avoid the invasion. Had Bush not gone to the United Nations and spent valuable time justifying the war, Saddam would not have been able to transfer those weapons to Syria in convoys that even the New York Times noticed.\nFormer Iraqi general Georges Sada claimed that in late 2002, Saddam had ordered all of his stockpiles to be moved to Syria. In his book Saddam's Secrets: How an Iraqi General Defied and Survived Saddam Hussein, he revealed details: \"They were moved by air and by ground, 56 sorties by jumbo, 747, and 27 were moved, after they were converted to cargo aircraft, they were moved to Syria. \"\nHas anyone in the media asked where Syrian leader Assad acquired the WMDs he used to attack the rebels? In the latest Iraqi crisis, U.K. Telegraph reports that the ISIS Islamist rebels have taken over a chemical weapons stockpile in Iraq. WMDs in Iraq? Really? 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        "raw_content": "Haputale - Sir Thomas Lipton's favourite panoramic view in Sri Lanka\nHaputale, perched on the southern range of Sri Lanka\u2019s highlands, is famous for Lipton tea and for spectacular panoramic views to two different directions. Both attractions, Lipton and panorama, are interrelated, as we will see. Haputale is a \u201cdouble vantage point\u201d, because it clings to a long, narrow mountain ridge. The ending \u201c-tale\u201d of Sinhala place names refers to a plateau or mountain saddle. And that\u2019s what Haputal is indeed, a town situated in a elongated mountain pass, with the land falling away steeply to the north and south and with higher mountains flanking it to the east and west. On a clear day, the harbour of Hambantota can be seen from this ridge to the south and Pidurutalagala, Sri Lanka\u2019s highest montain, to the northwest. A CNN documentary named Haputale as one of Asia's most overlooked destinations.\nBesides being an attraction in itself, Haputale can serve as a holiday base in the cool climate of the highlands for excursions to the southern lowlands as well as to the highlands. Gem city Ratnapura, Udawalawe National Park, the rock-cut Buddha statues of Buduruwagala, Bambarakanda, Sri Lanka\u2019s highest waterfall, as well as Diyaluma Falls and Dunhinda Falls, the provincial capital Badulla, the moutain lofts of Ella, and Nuwara Eliya\u2026 all are within day-trip distance Apart from Nuwara Eliya, Haputale is the best place to arrange trips to Horton Plains National Park.\nAlmost every afternoon, swaths of mist cling to the mountain range.\nHaputale, situated in an elevation of 1431 m above the sea level, belongs to Badulla District in the Uva Province. Uva is the name of one of Sri Lanka\u2019s three largest tea regions, stretching from Haputale to Badulla. Haputale is surrounded by slopes covered with tea plantaions and hills covered with cloud forests. One way to discover this area is to travel by train. Haputale raiway station is located on the way from Kandy or Nanu Oya (Nuwara Eliya) to Ella or Badulla. Haputale is the pass crossed by the Colombo-Badulla road (A16 highway from Beragala to Hali Ela) and where a side road to Nuwara Eliya branches off. Several guesthouses, some of them quite stylish, others with stunning views, invite to stay a night or two in Haputale, when travelling from the central highlands to the southern beaches. For example, Thotalagala is a luxurious but cozy boutique hotel with seven suites. It once served as an abode for tea planters. Thotalagala won the 2017 Cond\u00e9 Nast Johansens Awards for Excellent in the category of Best Destination Hotel. Haputale town is a relaxed little place with about 5000 inhabitants within the urban area. Due to its elevation, the climate of Haputale is cool, but usually not cold.\nAlthough Sinhalese form the largest group in the urban area of Haputale and the majority in the surroundings, ethnic minorities play an important role in Haputale, Sri lankan Muslim and Tamil merchants as well as \u201eIndian Tamil\u201c tea plantation workers.\nGreenwood Tea Factory near Haputale\nHaputale is part of Sri Lanka's Uva tea region\nSri Lak View Holiday Inn in Haputale\nAdisham monastery - Sir Thomas Villiers country home\nAdisham Monastery, 3 km outside Haputale town, was once a private villa. It was constructed as a large granite country house in the Tudor style by the British planter by Sir Thomas Lister Villiers in 1931. It\u2019s surrounded by a well-kept English garden 4 hectares in size. Thomas Villiers was born in the parish hall of Adisham. Adisham, formerly Adesham, is a village in the county of Kent in the southeast of England. He was the grandson of the former British Prime Minister, Lord John Russel. But the impoverished young Thomas Villiers left England, when he was 18 years old, seeking adventures on the tropical island of Ceylon. He became a clark at Elbedde Tea Plantation in Bogawantalawa near Adam\u2019s Peak. After marrying in 1896, he lived four year in Brazil. When returning to Ceylon, he established his own tea plantation, Dikoya Estate. He worked for a larger company in Colombo, too, and soon became a member of British Ceylon\u2019s colonial upper class. Even the governor was among the illustrous guests in Villier\u2019s remote holiday abode in the hill country. Villiers\u2019 sense of nostalgia led him to import furniture, carpets and other antiquities such as porcelaine and silver from England. Wooden parts of the roof and stairs and floors, the doors, the window frames, the boardings are made of teak from Burma (Myanmar). Sir Thomas Villiers left Ceylon after his retirement in 1949 and died in Kent in 1959.\nIn 1961, Adisham Hall was purchased by the Roman Catholic Church and has subsequently been converted into a monastery of the Sylvestrine Congregation, which is a suborder of the Benedictine fraternity founded in the 13th century. The colonial buildings are pefectly well maintained by the catholic brotherhood. On Sundays and Poya Days, the former of Sir Thomas Villiers are open to the public. Visitors are allowed to enter the living room and the impressive personal library. In the garden area, there\u2019s also a small shop selling natural jams, jellies, cordials and chutneys produced in the Benedictine monastery\u2019s own gardens and orchards.\nIndulgashinna\nEight kilometres west from Haputale is Indulgashinnam, also spelt \u201cIdalgashinna\u201d. It\u2019s a tiny hamlet at the railway station of the same name. Situated at a height of about 1700 m, it is a mountain saddle similar to Haputale, offering spectacular views to both sides. But compared to Haputale town, Indulgashinna a much narrower ridge strip, This is why you can enjoy both magnificent views from the very same spot at the railway line in Indulgashinna. Xou can also climb a summit close-by to enjoy a 360 degree panoramic view. You can reach Indulgashinna walking alongside the railroad. It's totally normal in Sri Lanka to walk on rail tracks and not too dangerous, as trains are slow and using their horn quite often. The rail track walks from Haputale to Indulgashinna have one of the best views Sri Lanka has to offer.\nAbout five km to the south of Indulgashinna station are ruins of a rarely visited Portuguese fortress, the Kotugodella Fort, within the Needwood Tea Plantation. It\u2019s situated at an elevation of about 1200 m. The Portuguese once tried to use Indulgashinna Pass to invade the Uva Highlands but failed to do so. Only a few scattered stones and outlines of ancient bastions survived.\nYou can make a full daywalk alongside the railroad to Indulgashinna by combining this hike with a detour to the sparse remants of Kotugodella Fort and afterwards returning from Indulgashinna via Adisham, using a forest road behind Adisham instead of the railroad for the way back to Haputale.\nlocation of Idalgashinna alias Indulgashinna 8 km west of Haputale\nDambatenne - Lipton's first tea factory\nIn the area of Haputale, 10 km east from the city, Dambatenne Tea Factory is tea processing center open to the public. Sir Thomas Lipton entered in to purchasing tea estates in Ceylon in the late 19th century. In 1890, Dambetenne was purchased by him. Sir Thomas J. Lipton was living on this estate, which was the largest tea plantation in the tea growing region of Uva. Some of Dambatenne Tea Factory\u2019s original machinery is still in use, although the estate changed hands in the 1930s. The entrance fee fo visiting the Dambatenne Tea Factory is not high. You have to wait until one of the workers is available to take you round and visit the upstairs rooms where the tea leaves are placed into machines for drying before going through the refining process, which takes place downstairs. Photos are usually not permitted, except from the upstairs room if permitted by the guide. By the way: Today\u2019s Lipton-Tea ist not an Uva-Tea from Dambatenne in Sri Lanka but a blend of 20 to 30 tea varieties from various parts of the world, Kenya in particular.\nSir Thomas Johnstone Lipton, appointed 1st Baronet, was a Scotsman of Irish origin who originally established a chain of grocery stores in the United Kingdom. He claimed to sell best goods at cheapest prices. The Liptons had been smallholders in Ulster till the late 1845, when the Irish potato famine forced them to leave the country. Soon after they settled in Glasgow, Thomas Lipton was born about 1848, although the records are not clear. In the early 1860s his parents owned a small shop. Thomas Lipton left school early to find a job to support his parents. In 1864 Lipton served as a cabin boy on a steamer running between Scotland and Belfast. He saved some money and used it for a voyage to America, where he spend several years, working here and there. In 1870, he returned to Glasgow and opened his first own grocery, the Lipton's Market. Soon he managed to establish an entire chain of stores in Scotland. When tea prices were falling due to increased tea production in India and Ceylon for the British market, the demand in Britain was growing among the middle class, Lipton\u2019s main customers. In 1888, when his chain had grown to 300 stores, Lipton decided to enter the tea trade. Bypassing any intermediaries by establishing his own production and trading and wholesale distribution, his Lipton tea brand managed to sell tea of comparatively good quality at unprecedented prices. His catchy advertising slogan was \"direct from tea garden to tea pot\u201d. Lipton visited the then British crown colony of Ceylon in 1890 and spent some time in Haputale before returning to Britain, where the self-made man became a celebrated member of the upper class, a world-class sailor and highly engaged in charitable activities. He died in 1931 in Scotland. Lipton Tea today is a subsidiary of Unilever.\nthe tea-growing region of Uva and particularly Haputale are the cradle of the Lipton Tea brand\nafter a work-intensive day the harvest of the tea pickers is collected and weighed\nThomas, founder of Lipton Tea, and his more handsome friend Nuwan, founder of Lanka Excursions Holidays\nLipton Seat - Haputale's most famous vantage point\nLipton Seat is considered to be the number 1 attraction of the Haputale area. It\u2019s located on the Poonagala Mountain of Dambatenne Tea Estate. Sir Thomas Lipton, the founder of the company of the same name, fell in love with Haputale because of its spectacular view and established his tea estate close to it. There is a specific vantage point near Dambatenne which Thomas Lipton liked most of all. He used to spend a lot of his spare time at this place. This is why it\u2019s now known \u201cLipton Point\u201d or \u201cLipton\u2019s Seat\u201d. It became a quite popular destination for a 7 km hike uphill from Dambatenne. But it\u2019s also accessible for threewheelers or jeeps. Lipton's Seat is situated in an elevation of 1970m above sea level. Perfectly clear weather conditions provided, you can see the south coast from here. Be aware, Lipton\u2019s Seat is covered with mist most of the day, particularly in the afternoon. The best time to visit the viewpoint is the early morning.\nview from Lipton Seat to the southern lowlands of Sri Lanka\nMore view points and attractions around Haputale\nSamimale Rock Temple has an excellent view to Lipton Seat. Little-known Surungamuni Point too offers bird-eyes-view over Haputale town. This vantage point is located at a Hindu shrine dedicated to the local god Surungamuni and to Lord Shiva. Pilkington Point is another vantage point, it\u2019s located between Haputale and Bandarawela. Sir Pilkington was the first manager Poonagalla Group.\nAt the slopes to the north of Haputale, in only 2 km distance, lies a rarely visited cave temple called Kande Vihara. It has painted walls inside the main shrine. Like many other highland temples, it claims to be founded King Walagamba in the 1st century B.C. A rock is the focal point of the temple: At its entrance is a pool with a small waterfall.",
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        "title": "And now a word from our cynics\u2026 \u2013 Lathropworld",
        "raw_content": "And now a word from our cynics\u2026\nI\u2019m finding that I have absolutely zero faith in the current crop of politicians to actually govern. Instead, they\u2019re all just hell-bent on proving the other side wrong and defeating them in the media and in the coming election.\nLiberals\u2013mostly Democrats\u2013go out of their way to prove to their constituency that they\u2019re still liberal and holding to those ideals. And conservatives\u2013mostly Republicans\u2013go out of their way to do the same for their base. It serves no purpose than to posture and prove that they\u2019ve lived up to the promises they campaigned on, regardless of how incomprehensible, stupid, inane, or impossible those positions may be.\nThe thing is that both sides have stopped dealing in real-world solutions or governance. It\u2019s all about image these days, even if that image includes the \u201ctalking points\u201d you make, or who you choose to have a photo op with.\nLet\u2019s take, as a case study, yesterday\u2019s blockbuster pizza dinner between Donald Trump and Sarah Palin. In case you haven\u2019t seen pictures, you can look here. But let\u2019s consider this for a moment\u2026Why would a billionaire real estate mogul and reality TV star meet with a former Alaska governor and Fox News commentator over pizza (of all things) in a restaurant in Times Square (of all places)?\nOr\u2026To rephrase: Why would a high-profile, much-listened-to potential presidential candidate and favorite of the Tea Party meet with a high-profile, much-listened-to potential presidential candidate and favorite of the Tea Party?\nNow we\u2019re getting somewhere. That question practically answers itself. Then there\u2019s the follow up: why a pizza place in Times Square? That one also answers itself: glass windows, and one of the most popular tourist stops in New York\u2026Hence the picture and news coverage. Someone announced the meeting and so the journos had to be there to cover it because even though they\u2019ve either not declared, or declared that they\u2019re not running, it\u2019s an image thing. Probably to see how the two of them rated together in the polls.\nIt seems so easy now to run a campaign and to run a political party: all you have to do is show as much negativity as possible toward the opponent or opposing side. Don\u2019t like Obama? That\u2019s easy to run against: pick a few key issues that you can get people behind and just argue you\u2019re against it. If people ask why, tell them it\u2019s un-American or will cost jobs or tax dollars or grow government. Don\u2019t like the Republican majority? All you have to do is show that they\u2019re trying to cut government and place the costs of balancing the budget on the backs of the middle class. Show that they don\u2019t want everyone to have health care.\nSee? Simple. But completely wrong and irresponsible by both sides. It seems on every level of government now in this country we have both sides standing opposite each other with their heels firmly dug in. Neither side is willing to make a move toward compromise, regardless of how much they claim to be willing or already compromising on some of their principles. And almost in the same breath, they tell the media just how much the opposing side refuses to work with them.\nIn the state, this means that so far, the most notable accomplishments to come out of the legislative session are a bill allowing breweries to sell beer on site, and for an amendment to be put to voters next year to declare marriage as a union between a man and a woman (more on that one tomorrow). No budget agreement. No bill attempting to create jobs, or anything that either side promised when they campaigned. And what\u2019s worse is that there have been even fewer accomplishments on the national level.\nWhat\u2019s maddening is that all of this has been scripted from the national party leadership on down: stick to the message and stick to the platform points. Don\u2019t waver. Don\u2019t go outside of the box, lest we cut you off from future support. The end result is that an odd collection of people have emerged as the voices of reason: Arne Carlson; Mark Dayton, who has managed to go off script a bit and sound surprisingly confident while doing it; and a freshman state legislator named John Kriesel, who broke from the Republican line on a few occasions to ask why his party is getting derailed from its promises by pushing through the gay marriage amendment, and won\u2019t even consider other options for the budget.\nI\u2019ve said it before: it used to be that the center was a political safe-haven. And I still think that\u2019s where people want their politicians to be. But whoever\u2019s pulling the strings for both parties won\u2019t let that happen: apparently there can no longer be any agreement on any issue in the platforms for the parties, and there will never be compromise. The current crop of Republicans make Ronald Reagan look like a socialist; and there are times that Obama makes Jimmy Carter look like a libertarian. It\u2019s terrifying.\nHere\u2019s the thing: the country and states are screwed right now. And the firm, decisive leadership that I think everyone wanted has crumbled into chaos. Get it together, guys. Do something. Make some moves. Prove to all of us that you actually have governance on your mind and not the 2012 election.\nWhen a job isn\u2019t a job",
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        "raw_content": "It\u2019s finally the end of the week. Which means that as of 5 p.m. Friday, I\u2019ll work really hard to forget about work.\nIt\u2019s been a tough stretch: this last round of layoffs seems to have been the tipping point where the whole help desk can\u2019t still overcome the workload, so different ideas are being tried and it\u2019s stressing everyone out. Which, of course, isn\u2019t fun. So when I walk out of the door at the end of the week, I just try to put it behind me and leave it alone until I walk back in on Monday.\nSometimes it works, sometimes it doesn\u2019t.\nFriday is also family night around here, with time for a family board game, video game, movie or something. It\u2019s always fun and a good excuse for us to just be a family. Sometimes I cook in, sometimes we eat out. But it\u2019s always as a unit. That\u2019s the fun part. And I think it helps combat some of the stress of the week\u2026From work, school, or home.\nSorry there isn\u2019t much to this, but 19 hours from now\u2026I\u2019ll be Fridaying\u2026I\u2019m anxious, I think.",
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        "raw_content": "Managing in the Knowledge Economy is Doing What's Right\nFollowing is an excerpt from our new book, Minds at Work: Managing for Success in the Knowledge Economy (Chapter Six).\nIn today\u2019s world, where you, your employees, and your company are completely transparent, your reputation is your most valuable asset. Everything you do is visible, and being invisible is no longer an option. Now it\u2019s all about how you operate. The things that you produce can be made by almost anyone. Who you are is unique. According to Dov Seidman, founder of LRN, an ethics and compliance management firm, \u201cWe\u2019re no longer asking everybody to do the next thing right; but to do the next right thing.\u201d\nCompanies that are learning to manage minds are focused on being open, transparent organizations in which collaboration and communica\u00adtion are basic operating principles. They believe that sharing knowledge is power, and continuous learning is the key to successfully meeting the challenges of the knowledge economy. Failures are to be learned from and not hidden. Opposing viewpoints and ideas are valued and listened to by everyone in the company. Conversations are open and honest. The hierarchy of roles, and the secrecy and compartmentalization that go with it, has been replaced by the hierarchy of ideas, in which openness is a prerequisite.\nBy comparison, companies that are managing hands are cultures in which playing follow the leader is serious business and means not asking for justification of decisions. These companies support behaviors rang\u00ading from not daring to ask questions or disagreeing with management to not thinking for yourself. Blindly obeying the rules, being nice and agreeable, and showing that you are successful at any cost are considered the norm.\nA company driven by collaboration, cooperation, and communica\u00adtion instead of command and control means people must be open and honest with one another. They must be able to trust that their co-work\u00aders and managers are telling the truth. Worldblu, an organization that has spent more than a decade of research on organizational democracy, has identified integrity as one of its 10 key principles of success. For them, a successful organization in today\u2019s economy depends on \u201cdoing what is morally and ethically right.\u201d\nTrust is the cornerstone of learning. If I do not trust you, I won\u2019t learn from you. If I don\u2019t trust my company, I will not be engaged enough to learn and develop my abilities on behalf of that organization. An organization without ethics is an organization in which no one can be trusted. And an organization devoid of trust is an organization that cannot learn and grow and change. When you manage hands, trust is not important. People are considered cogs on the wheel and can easily be replaced. When you manage minds, people are your greatest asset. Their ability to grow and learn is the key to your success.\nManaging minds companies know it\u2019s smart business to make ethics a priority. It\u2019s that simple. And companies that are managing minds are invested in enabling smart people to make the right decisions. The most visible way in which that support can be demonstrated is to have managers set the example. When managers condone behavior that crosses the line, employees will interpret that as permission to behave unethically. If managers are not honest in reporting the performance of their teams, team members will not see the point of turning in their best performance.\nManagers need to support people who are doing the right thing. We\u2019re not talking about giving lip service to ethics by listing this value on a lunchroom poster or HR memo. We\u2019re talking about working ethi\u00adcally every minute of every day. We need principled leadership from managers focused on doing the right thing. We need managers who convey this value to the people with whom they work, and have it be the standard in everything they do.\nAccording to John Baldoni, in his book The Leader\u2019s Pocket Guide: 101 Indispensable Tools, Tips, and Techniques for Any Situation, to head off unethical behavior, leaders should \u201cbe seen, be heard, and be there.\u201d This means adhering to a very specific set of actions, many of which would be familiar to a manager in a company managing minds:\nVisit people where they work.\nUse teleconferences to stay in touch visually with your teams.\nInstitute an open-door policy so people can visit you if they need to.\nHold meetings where the work is done: in the cube, on the shop floor, and so on.\nDeliver consistent messages. Make your messages clear, coherent, and concise.\nInvite feedback from your direct reports and colleagues.\nAlways be accessible and available to help.\nAct for the good of the team.\nIf sacrifice is required, be the first to volunteer.\nBaldoni writes that when a crisis does arise due to the company or individuals breaking the rules, managers need to step up and quick\u00adly address the wrongs by confronting the problem and coming clean, fixing the problem with the interests of the person or people who were wronged in mind, listening to their complaints, apologizing and making restitution, and staying engaged until the problem is resolved. This course of action is not easy, especially when people have been harmed by something the company did, but it is the right thing to do, and the only way to head off disaster for your organization.\nIt\u2019s impossible to anticipate and simulate every ethical dilemma that people might face in the course of their workday. The ambiguity of each situation is not something you can prepare for in a course or program. Managers must help people learn to make the right choices for the business. This means learning how to be clear about a situation, understanding the ethical dilemma, identifying the consequences of the wrong choice, and choosing to make the right decision. It goes beyond showing people what to do. Being clear about the situation, understand\u00ading the consequences, and making the right choices can only be learned on the job. It is a continuous learning process in which what you have learned to do is continually being adopted and adapted in a constantly changing set of circumstances and new environments.\nA managing minds company cares about people and about learning, open and honest communication and collaboration, trust and honesty, and doing the \u201cnext right thing\u201d instead of only doing the next thing more quickly, cheaply, or profitably. 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        "raw_content": "The Path Outward: Life Lessons From The Dying\nJuly 7, 2018 by Catherine Duncan 3 Comments\nDays before my mother-in-law Karen died, she said to me sitting on the edge of her bed, \u201cI am going to teach you about death and dying, I am ready and I am not afraid.\u201d An accepting peace permeated the room with no fear or unrest. In her final hours, her breath became shallow and she gently let go of her life.\nAs a childhood cancer survivor, I had spent years walking a tightrope between life and death. The fear followed me long after I was well. Witnessing Karen\u2019s death was a catalyzing experience. Because Karen wasn\u2019t afraid, neither was I. Rather than backing away from death, I leaned toward it. I came to see death not as a threat, but as a natural step on the human path. Not long after Karen died, I felt moved to become a chaplain and enrolled in Clinical Pastoral Education.\nIn my many years as a chaplain working with the sick and dying, I walked with hundreds of patients and every single one offered a lesson. Some, of course, resisted death till the end: \u201cI have so much left to do,\u201d one middle-aged cancer patient told me. \u201cIt isn\u2019t time yet.\u201d Others came to wonderful epiphanies: \u201cI finally understand,\u201d said an 86-year-old with lung disease. \u201cIt\u2019s all about love. That\u2019s all that matters. I love God, my family, friends, and I love you.\u201d Her heart was wide open. It softened and expanded my heart, I felt love and perceived a soft, luminous glow surrounding her. Some were almost comical in their insights: \u201cI\u2019m okay,\u201d said one 90-year old hospice patient, \u201cI must say I\u2019m curious. I am not afraid. I know there\u2019s more. Maybe I should have fear? But I don\u2019t!\u201d\nThese are the lessons the sick and dying can teach \u2013 if only we\u2019ll listen. The best antidote to fearing death, I\u2019ve come to see, is witnessing it. The best teachers about life are those nearing its end. By their openness to embrace life and death, they can open spaces for us to understand what it means to be fully alive. How to be more accepting, curious and loving and live with a wide open heart.\nMyo-O says\nThank you for this teaching from Karen.\nFrankreich Fu\u00dfballtrikots says",
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        "raw_content": "215.615\u2003Fixed-guideway transportation systems funding.\u2014\n(1)\u2003The issuance of revenue bonds by the Division of Bond Finance, on behalf of the Department of Transportation, pursuant to s. 11, Art. VII of the State Constitution, is authorized, pursuant to the State Bond Act, to finance or refinance fixed capital expenditures for fixed-guideway transportation systems, as defined in s. 341.031, including facilities appurtenant thereto, costs of issuance, and other amounts relating to such financing or refinancing. The Division of Bond Finance is authorized to consider innovative financing techniques that may include, but are not limited to, innovative bidding and structures of potential financings that may result in negotiated transactions. The following conditions apply to the issuance of revenue bonds for fixed-guideway transportation systems:\n1(a)\u2003The department and any participating commuter rail authority or regional transportation authority established under chapter 343, local governments, or local governments collectively by interlocal agreement having jurisdiction of a fixed-guideway transportation system may enter into an interlocal agreement to promote the efficient and cost-effective financing or refinancing of fixed-guideway transportation system projects by revenue bonds issued pursuant to this subsection. The terms of such interlocal agreements shall include provisions for the Department of Transportation to request the issuance of the bonds on behalf of the parties; shall provide that after reimbursement pursuant to interlocal agreement, the department\u2019s share may be up to 50 percent of the eligible project cost, which may include a share of annual debt service requirements of such bonds; and shall include any other terms, provisions, or covenants necessary to the making of and full performance under such interlocal agreement. Repayments made to the department under any interlocal agreement are not pledged to the repayment of bonds issued hereunder, and failure of the local governmental authority to make such payment shall not affect the obligation of the department to pay debt service on the bonds.\n(b)\u2003Revenue bonds issued pursuant to this subsection shall not constitute a general obligation of, or a pledge of the full faith and credit of, the State of Florida. Bonds issued pursuant to this section shall be payable from funds available pursuant to s. 206.46(3), or other funds available to the project, subject to annual appropriation. The amount of revenues available for debt service shall never exceed a maximum of 2 percent of all state revenues deposited into the State Transportation Trust Fund.\n(c)\u2003The projects to be financed or refinanced with the proceeds of the revenue bonds issued hereunder are designated as state fixed capital outlay projects for purposes of s. 11(d), Art. VII of the State Constitution, and the specific projects to be financed or refinanced shall be determined by the Department of Transportation in accordance with state law and appropriations from the State Transportation Trust Fund. 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The department shall certify that the expected useful life of the transportation improvements will equal or exceed the maturity date of the debt to be issued.\nHistory.\u2014s. 4, ch. 99-385; s. 5, ch. 2000-152; s. 61, ch. 2002-20; s. 1, ch. 2007-66; s. 15, ch. 2007-196.\n1Note.\u2014As amended by s. 15, ch. 2007-196. 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        "raw_content": "Jasna Horvat, Nives Toma\u0161evi\u0107, Slaven Lendi\u0107\nThe aim of the paper, deriving from David G. Mick, James E. Burroughs, Patrick Hetzel and Mary Y. Brannen\u2019s (2004) theoretical approach, is to analyse whether the theories on marketing semiotics are applicable in the medieval context as well, i.e. if it could be said that Constantine - Cyril the Philosopher applied marketing semiotics in creating and promoting the Glagolitic script, i.e. the idea of Christianity, in the 9th century. The authors briefly remind of the development of semiotics and mention some relevant theories on marketing semiotics, review several theories on the origins of the Glagolitic script and then apply the above theories on Glagolitic graphemes and the script system as a whole. Constantine - Cyril the Philosopher\u2019s curriculum vitae imposes the assumption that his mission was qualified by all the rules of marketing communications - by the creation of the Glagolitic script, Constantine - Cyril the Philosopher promoted the idea of Christianity embedded in the visual identity of each individual sign (and all the signs ordered into azbuka sequence) almost \u2018following\u2019, or better to say, anticipating the guidelines of the nowadays acknowledged theory on the rules of efficient marketing communications. The authors postulate the hypothesis that Glagolitic letters - graphemes, are powerful, arbitrary signs, the arbitrariness of which Constantine - Cyril encoded with a view to accomplishing the goals of his mission. Key words :\nGlagolitic script, marketing semiotics, Constantine Cyril the Philosopher, communication message, logo",
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        "raw_content": "The Future of Learning Do Target-Date Funds Hit the Target for Retirement Savers?\nBy Dr. Vonda Wright On January 15, 2019 \u00b7 Leave a Comment\nProfessional athletes over 40 carrying their teams to success\n70-year-old Senior Olympians running a 5:42 mile\nMy PRIMA patients completing a 5k in only 12 weeks of training\nAnd last but not least, me! As a scientist, I set out to prove that with a lifetime of mobility, we can actually preserve our bodies and youth. My favorite sportswriter, John Hanc, calls this the \u201cBenjamin Button Fantasy.\u201d But it is no fantasy. It\u2019s real, and I can show you the research to prove it.\nNew science\u2026 New you!\nChapter two of Fitness After 40 describes all the new and exciting research my colleagues and I have performed regarding active aging. By studying masters athletes (regular people who invest in everyday mobility) we have removed the variable of inactivity, challenging what current literature suggests our bodies are capable of as we age.\nI believe that the more you know, the better decisions you will make regarding your health. Without further introduction, here are some highlights of the research findings in Chapter Two.\nTo continue to play hard, you have to play hard!\nBy studying Senior Olympian track athletes whose performance times increased steadily starting at age 50 and more dramatically after the age of 75, I found that if you remain active, you should be able to maintain high independent functionality until the age of 75.\nThis suggests that loss of functional independence before 75 is most likely due to disease, disuse, genetic predisposition, or destructive lifestyle.\nSustained peak performance is seen in swimmers, triathletes, and weight lifters as well. One study recorded 85-year-olds with the weight lifting capacity of athletes 20 years younger. That\u2019s right, two decades younger!\nEven when performance for these athletes dropped, the male winner at age 50 won with a time of 4:35 and the male winner at age 70 won with a time of 5:42. How amazing!\nSo, although biology will eventually kick in, you can slow or reverse the process by playing harder than ever.\nHot for your health\nHere are 5 reasons why chronic mobility is actually the fountain of youth:\nIt strengthens your bones. High impact sports, or as I call it, \u201cbashing your bones,\u201d can preserve your bone density into your seventh and eighth decades. In determining bone health, I found that this is as important a variable as age, sex, and family history.\nIt builds a stronger heart. In people aged 65 to 74, 40% of deaths are caused by heart disease. That rises to 60% in those over 80. That is bad news. But the good news is that as little as half an hour to an hour of jogging a week lowers the risk of early death of any cause by 30% and lowers the risk of death by heart attack or stroke by 45%.\nIt preserves lean muscle mass. By preventing fatty infiltration of the muscle, chronic mobility keeps you strong. In one study, I found that a cross-sectional MRI of a chronically active 70-year-old\u2019s thigh proves to be equally as beautiful as an active 40-year-old. When these images are compared to an MRI of a sedentary 74-year-old\u2019s thigh, the difference is astounding.\nIt improves common diseases. High blood pressure, high cholesterol, and the onset of diabetes can all be improved by daily exercise.\nOverall, it keeps you young. Sedentary people decline twice as fast as their active peers. Twice!\nYou see, it\u2019s not the number of years, but the number of years spent sitting around that will slow you down. Now that we know living actively can reverse aging, there is no excuse. Help me help you change the way we age!\nTagged with: Fitness \u2022 healthy aging",
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        "raw_content": "The Boston IT Party\nOnce again, Massachusetts is in the middle of a revolt. And while the state may not go so far as dumping copies of Word over the side of the Eleanor, like the original Boston Tea Party, it\u2019s the intention that counts.\nLike an increasing number of Americans, I plan (once again) to file my 2005 tax return electronically. With the help of inexpensive software, I just fill out some forms, press a button, and the Internal Revenue Service collects its pounds of flesh. And while death and taxes (and tax forms) remain painful certainties, at least I can choose which way to go with the latter. Depending on my tolerance for risk, I can use the decidedly inventive Big Pussy\u2019s 1040 Tamer or the more conservative Turbo Tax Deluxe. Both software packages do taxes \u2014 albeit with varying amounts of \u201cflair\u201d \u2014 and both are compatible with the government\u2019s systems, thanks to the IRS\u2019s e-file initiative, which sets standards for software interoperability. e-file is an excellent example of how a standard can foster competition and convenience, and both the IRS and the taxpayer benefit.\nGiven that experience, it makes me wonder why some are deploring the Commonwealth of Massachusetts\u2019s initiative to adopt (acceptably) open document formats by 2007. In particular, the state has proposed OpenOffice.org 2.0\u2019s OpenDocument (ODT) format as the standard for read/write documents, and the widely-available and widely-supported Adobe Portable Document Format as the proposed read-only format. According to the state, moving to well-documented and liberally-licensed formats precludes dependence on a single vendor \u2014 something the state\u2019s CIO, Peter Quinn, says is both ethically and financially irresponsible.\nCritics, including eWeek columnist David Coursey, slam the Commonwealth, comparing its proposed mandate to waving a red cape at a raging bull \u2014 namely, bull Gates. Office, Coursey says, is well-liked, pervasive, and sufficiently \u201copen\u201d to do what state employees need to do. He questions Quinn\u2019s motives: is Quinn playing a game of \u201cchicken\u201d with Microsoft? Does Quinn want vindication to subsequently move to Linux and a complete open source desktop? Does Quinn have a death wish?\nSo far, Microsoft hasn\u2019t agreed to support ODT, and stands to lose Massachusetts\u2019s Office business. However, Microsoft may just walk away, fearing that ODT support in Word merely invites (incites) Office workers to quit and move to StarOffice, OpenOffice, or some other tool that supports ODT. And it\u2019s not about the expense of supporting ODT \u2014 Word already emits XML, so the changes for ODT are likely to be very simple. It\u2019s down to a battle of wills: toreador Quinn and bull Gates.\nBut let\u2019s not discount the other actor in the plaza de toros: the public. State employees produce documents and the public consumes them. Isn\u2019t it biased to require Word to interact with government? One might also argue that requiring Word is especially onerous. Without the costly software and an approved platform (you cannot run Word on Linux easily), at least some of Massacusetts\u2019s six million-plus residents would be disadvantaged.\nI agree that Word may be the easiest choice for the state to make. But that\u2019s the problem: a lack of due diligence has ensnared the Commonwealth \u2014 and countless other organizations \u2014 in a virtual monopoly.\nOnce again, Massachusetts is in the middle of a revolt. And while Quinn may not go so far as dumping copies of Word over the side of the Eleanor, like the original Boston Tea Party, it\u2019s the thought that counts.",
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        "raw_content": "You have an addiction. You also have a life.\nWith Living Rationally\u2019s intensive outpatient treatment, you can receive the guidance, tools and support you need without having to push pause on your personal and professional lives.\nThe Difference Between Inpatient & Outpatient Addiction Treatment\nInpatient addiction treatment programs designed to combat substance abuse require patients to reside at the facility for a period of time. While this level of supervision may be necessary for chronic or severe addictions, it is disruptive. Patients are unable to work, attend school, socialize or fulfill their family responsibilities while receiving treatment.\nIn contrast, outpatient addiction treatment programs can effectively treat issues like alcoholism, heroin addiction, opiate addiction, oxycodone addiction and other chemical dependencies while allowing patients to continue with their lives. Addiction treatment sessions are scheduled around the patient\u2019s existing responsibilities.\nAdvantages of Outpatient Drug Treatment\nWhy do people searching for help with addiction opt for outpatient programs? There are many reasons. Outpatient treatment programs for alcohol and drug addictions are:\nEffective \u2013 While the intensity may vary, intensive outpatient addiction treatment programs focus on providing education, counseling and support so that patients can achieve and maintain a drug-free lifestyle.\nFlexible \u2013 Outpatient addiction treatment programs are a commitment. Patients have to put in the time and energy to see the benefits. However, the flexibility in scheduling allows them to continue to meet their day-to-day responsibilities.\nInclusive \u2013 Rather than taking patients out of their normal environment, outpatient treatment programs allow patients to work toward wellness on their own territory. Family involvement and additional support are encouraged.\nAffordable \u2013 Because there is no need to pay for room and board, outpatient treatment is more affordable than residential programs. In addition, patients can continue to work while undergoing treatment.\nHow Does Intensive Outpatient Treatment Work?\nStructure is balanced with flexibility. Patients are encouraged to work toward clearly defined and measurable milestones. To reach their goals, patients attend sessions with a doctor that are a few hours in length and scheduled around their other activities.\nSessions are typically a mix of counseling, group therapy, education, and meetings. Ideally, these sessions do more than treat the symptoms of a specific addiction. They help each individual identify and address the underlying reasons for their addiction. As patients reach each milestone established by their treatment plan, the number of hours they are expected to spend in treatment gradually decreases.\nIs Intensive Outpatient Treatment For You?\nIntensive outpatient addiction treatment can be an excellent option for individuals who are committed to abstaining from substance abuse. It is generally recommended for people who are seeking treatment for a mild or moderate addiction. It can also be a smart choice for individuals who have completed an inpatient program and want the support of continuing care as they transition back into their normal life.\nAt Living Rationally, we create personalized treatment plans that help our patients recognize and explore the reasons behind their addiction while providing them with practical tools and 24/7 support.",
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        "raw_content": "By article-admin Career and Job August 4, 2015\nIt is really hard to completely recover from the disease of addiction. People that face addiction are in constant struggle to stay sober on a daily basis. If you add to the list the obligation of going to a college while in recovery, it can be challenging to keep on your game. But what if financial aid made the process much easier?\nMany organizations, institutions, and private individuals as well as state agencies and colleges are happy to assist students in addiction recovery with funding to earn a degree in any field they\u2019re interested in. What\u2019s most important: funding can cover many branches of education. Scholarships are not intended only for fields related to addiction therapy, psychology, counseling or psychiatry. So, to begin, think broad and ask yourself, \u201cWhere do I see myself five (5) years in the future? What profession would be serve my needs and talents?\u201d\nFunding in any discipline\nThe truth is, funding for college is available for recovering addicts in any career path they want to pursue. The attitude towards addiction and addicts in recovery has changed to the point that, now, for the most part, institutions are ready to support addicts and alcoholics in recovery, including helping them better themselves through pursuing a college education. What steps do you need to take?\nHow to prepare for scholarships in recovery\nStay sober. The first and most important way to prepare to earn scholarship money as a recovering addict or alcoholic is to stay sober, stay close to the twelve-step program or recovery program of your choice, and avoid people, places, and things that could tempt you back to your drug of choice. An addict no longer in recovery is in grave danger of not only losing any college funding they earn, they are in serious jeopardy of ending up in prison, in a mental hospital, become seriously ill, or even wind up dead. Staying clean is the best way to prepare for continued education opportunities!\nGet documents in order. Second, while you\u2019re recovering, get your ducks in a row. Gather letters of recommendation from mentors in your life. You might ask your twelve-step or other recovery program sponsors and friends, business colleagues, or work partners to write a 1-2 page letter for you. It\u2019s also important to maintain a good GPA, participate in volunteer activities and extracurriculars. Become an attractive candidate by doing your best in your current situation.\nSet a trajectory. Decide on a subject of interest. Consider also that some schools may be interested in your talents as a recovering addict. Deciding on a path of study will help you find niche opportunities for people who want to help you. While not obligatory, you may be a more interesting candidate if you choose a field of study that could help other people still suffering from addiction. You don\u2019t have to pursue a career as a substance abuse counselor or therapist to get money for college as a recovering addict, but pursuing such a degree may make more funding available to you, generally speaking.\nDo your research. Commit to researching some time every week to unearth information about the scholarships offered and other aid packages available to addicts and alcoholics in recovery. With so many local, state, and national organizations dedicated to assisting people in recovery, information and award amounts change all the time. That means you need to stay on top of the latest offers to know what sorts of help you can receive. No one is going to hand you money for nothing, much in the same way that no one can hand you recovery. You have to work your program to stay sober, and you\u2019ll have to work to get the college funding you need as well.\nWhere to start looking for college funding\nThere are many offers around the country for addicts in recovery who want to continue their education. We\u2019ve outlined a few places that are known to help people who are recovering from addiction. Start with these awards, then reach out and look for your own sources of funding.\n1. Hope for Addiction Scholarship Program\n(hopeforaddiction.org)\nMembers of the Hope for Addiction program are dedicated to the belief that all addicts deserve a chance to reach their full academic potential. The Hope for Addiction Scholarship offers addicts in recovery a new chance at education to improve their future. To earn this award, you must commit to abstain from all drugs and alcohol for the rest of your lifetime, and while receiving funds, you may be asked to prove your abstinence through voluntary urinalysis or other drug tests. These awards are only available to those in recovery who are 28 years old or younger. Multiple awards of $1,000 annually are given to students who fit these criteria:\nStudents who are continuing their education at a community college or other secondary school.\nStudents who are attending a trade school for fields such as electrical, plumbing, and carpentry.\nStudents who are attending any technical school awarding certification in substance abuse\n2. Texas Tech University Recovery Community Grants (ttu.edu)\nTexas Tech University is at the leading edge of colleges who dole out huge scholarships to students in recovery, thanks to their new Program in Addiction Studies and a school history which supports researh in addiction and alcoholism. Each year, Texas Tech hands out 35 grants for recovering addicts, covering their entire tuition and fees and often paying stipends to students who demonstrate financial need.\nThese grants also come with one-on-one counseling and support as well as strategic planning for recovery from any addiction, whether it is from alcohol, eating disorders, self-mutilation, drug addiction, or anything else that falls under the category of addiction. Texas Tech is not the only university offering such grants, but their program is probably the best in the country as of this writing, and they certainly hand out more cash for recovering addicts than any other single educational institution.\n3. Association of Recovery Schools\n(recoveryschools.org)\n4. Directory of Addiction Study Programs\n(attcnetwork.org/learn/education/dasp.asp)\nThe Directory of Addiction Study Programs (DASP) is a comprehensive list of institutions that offer a certificate, associate, bachelor, master and/or doctoral program in substance use disorders. Also included in this directory are institutions offering a concentration, specialty or minor in the addictions treatment and recovery services field. Scroll the universities by state and contact programs for more information about scholarship opportunities directly.\n5. PARfessionals (parfessionals.org)\nOffers tuition-free scholarships for their online 50 hours Peer Recovery Support/Addictions Recovery Coach training for individuals seeking a second chance from incarceration to those recovering from various addictions and/or mental illness. The training is approved by many state and international credentialing boards, as listed on the site.\nYou don\u2019t need to feel alone!\nRecovery from addiction is hard enough without having to struggle to pay for college. If you use your skills to seek out funding, you\u2019ll find yourself with plenty of money to finish your schooling. Stay close to your supports, maintain your grades and sobriety, and you should find that nothing can stop you from achieving your goal of earning a college degree at a price you can afford.\nContinuing education issues can challenge people in recovery to move forward with their lives while balancing their recovery process. 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        "raw_content": "When Moving Home to SM6, London Removals is There for You Every Step of the Way\nMoving House, Man and Van Wallington Removals SM6 moving company Wallington movers SM6 removal company nearby postcodes\nWhen you're moving home, you soon realise you need all the help and assistance you can get. So much to remember, so much to prepare and do. It's not a myth when they say moving home can be one of the most stressful events of your life. That's why there's nowhere better to turn for help than first of all phoning London Removals on 020 8811 8918. That's because when you hire us as your removal company, we're not just there for you on your removal day, we're there for you from the moment you call us.\nThat's because we not only transport your household goods safely to your new home. Whether it's help you need with planning, packing, unpacking, organising, storage, packing materials.whatever it is you need we can assist you in order to find a solution that's right just for you. With experience of thousands of removals behind us, we're sure to have the answer to any problem. In fact, we aim to do this right from the very start. That's why when you phone us we'll straight away give you a free quote.\nWe do this as well because we know you'll be impressed not just by our level of service but be pleasantly surprised by our prices. What's more, with us as your removal company, our team of removal experts are only a phone call away to give you all the advice and support you need throughout your journey. So from the very beginning till the moment you're settled in to your new home in SM6, we're always be there for you.\nThe SM6 postcode region is part of the larger postcode SM region which is based around Sutton. There are seven postcode districts in total in the SM region which as well as covering part of south-west London also covers a small part of north Surrey.\nSM6 however is centred around Wallington. This is a very well connected area which is situated between two main roads, the A23 to the east and the A237 to the west. It's southern border runs parallel with the A2022. It also includes places such as Beddington, Heckbridge, Roundshaw and South Beddington. Wallington railway station is also to be found here which lies on the Sutton and Mole Valley line. It has regular services to London Victoria as well as to places such as Epsom.\nSM6 is an area which also stretches as far north as Heckbridge Railway Station and Mitcham Junction. It's eastern border running parallel with the A23 passing through Beddington all the way down to Little Woodcote Lane. It's western side travels north through Carshalton on the Hill and Hackbridge.\nIt is mostly a residential area although there's notable green spaces such as the large Beddington Park in the north of SM6, Mellows Park and Roundshaw Open Space in the south of the district. Just outside of SM6 Croydon lies to the west, Carshalton and Sutton to the east, Mitcham to the north with Purley and Coulsdon to the south.\nOne thing worth checking is if you need to reserve a parking space in SM6 for your removal van. This can make all the difference on your removal day. You can get all the relevant details on how to go about this with Sutton Council here.\nRemember before anything else however to give us a call on 020 8811 8918. That way you'll be making the best possible start to ensuring your removal experience is one to remember for all the right reasons.\nSM1 Cheap Removals\nPacking Boxes Battersea\nMovers KT18\nBarnes Removals Storage\nSW2 Removal Companies\nMoving Companies Tooting\nMan Van Colliers Wood",
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        "raw_content": "At first glance, they looked just like babies. Frozen, lifeless newborns still curled up as if they had never left the warm insides of their mothers. But once I got a little closer, I saw what they really were\u2014suckling pigs. I couldn\u2019t believe my luck.\nWhen I\u2019d first told my boyfriend about the job interview at the prestigious media company downtown, he\u2019d seemed more interested in the neighborhood where I\u2019d be visiting than the position I\u2019d be vying for. When I asked him why, he\u2019d said, \u201cChinatown...that\u2019s piglet country.\u201d He was practically salivating, his gaze a million miles away.\nI reminded him that we lived in New York City, that nobody here had a yard, never mind a place to legally roast a whole pig.\nUntil that moment, I didn\u2019t think he\u2019d had any interest in cooking at all. Our evenings together usually consisted of takeout on the couch and Netflix. But he explained that when he was a kid, his grandpa had showed him how to spit roast a pig on the lawn of their family farm. Spit-roasting, he explained, was a man\u2019s job. And he\u2019d grown up to be the greatest barbecue man his family had ever produced.\nI reminded him that we lived in New York City, that nobody here had a yard, never mind a place to legally roast a whole pig. But that\u2019s when he told me about the piglets. \u201cThey\u2019re no bigger than turkeys,\u201d he\u2019d explained. \u201cAnd so tender and flavorful, eating one makes you feel like royalty.\u201d\nHe said whole piglets were hard to come by in our part of town. \u201cActually, in any part of town,\u201d he admitted. But he\u2019d urged me to keep my eyes open for them while I was in Chinatown. And now here they were, fresh off the truck. I got closer to the pile of bodies on the street hoping to catch a glimpse of what store they were being loaded into so I could return after my interview. As I edged closer, however, I realized that the truck was the store, and guys in dirty aprons and bundled up Chinese housewives were bunched up near the truck\u2019s cab waiting for their signal to start paying and grabbing.\nBefore I had a chance to even decide what to do, the waiting customers surged forward, thrusting bills in the face of the driver who was now standing guard over the shipment on the ground. I knew it was now or never, so I reached into my wallet, pulled out almost everything inside, and pushed my way to the front, hoping what I had was enough.\nMy appointment was in ten minutes, and while I thought I\u2019d been keeping close tabs on where I was in relation to where I was going, the streets now all seemed identically unfamiliar.\nClearly my cash was sufficient. Calloused fingers wrenched the bills from my hand, and replaced them with the slippery end of a clear plastic recycling bag. The sack was surprisingly heavy, and once I\u2019d managed to weave my way through the crowd back onto the sidewalk, I could see why. Peering through the condensation building up on the inside of the bag were four sets of sightless eyes, staring in different directions. Four pigs in a plastic bag in exchange for almost all the contents of my wallet. Maybe they weren\u2019t such precious commodities after all.\nOnce the thrill of the unexpected purchase had subsided, I realized that I now had to find a way to hide the pigs during my job interview. I asked in every store I passed for a large opaque bag, and eventually, I was able to buy a flimsy wheelie suitcase from a street vendor that just barely contained the bodies if I packed them in tight. Then I noticed the time. My appointment was in ten minutes, and while I thought I\u2019d been keeping close tabs on where I was in relation to where I was going, the streets now all seemed identically unfamiliar.\nI stood there for a moment on the corner, not sure which direction to head in, when an annoyed woman shoved me out of my motionless panic. Though visually she fit in with all the other Asian merchants and shoppers that frequented the area around Canal Street, when she got up in my face to yell at me for not moving, the stream of invective that she used to lay into me was unmistakably French. \u201cSortez de la fa\u00e7on dont vous idiot! Vous bloquez la rue avec tous ces porcs!\u201d\n\u201cPardon,\u201d I stammered, \u201cje ne comprend pas Francais.\u201d It was the only French I knew, but the phrase often inspired enough goodwill in the person I was addressing to get them to respond in English. The woman\u2019s face relaxed a little, and I knew I\u2019d done the right thing. She asked me in English if I needed help. I grabbed the crumpled paper with the address of the media company out of my purse and handed it to her, but I could tell by the look on her face that she had no idea where the street I was looking for was, so I took back the paper and thanked her for trying.\nBy now it was almost my appointment time, so I called the media company on my cell and sheepishly asked for directions from the street corner where I stood. The receptionist sounded irritated by my incompetence, but she also knew exactly where I was, and directed me just a few blocks north to a gleaming glass high rise where I was instructed to take the elevator up to the ninth floor.\nI tried knocking on the only door in the hallway, but nobody answered. So I turned the knob, let myself in, and realized that instead of the bustling office space I had been expecting, I was instead stepping into a massive apartment with lots rooms but almost no furniture. Discreetly, I removed my pigs from the suitcase and stashed them on the bottom shelf of the empty fridge in the kitchen, then followed the sound of laughter to the back of the apartment where about eight well-dressed hipster types were gathered in a large bedroom that still had some furniture in it.\nSince I didn\u2019t know anybody, I just sat there by the window, listening to their meandering conversations about makeup brands and fantasy football and the pitfalls of political correctness for what seemed like hours while my resume and references sat untouched in my purse.\n\u201cHey,\u201d I said cautiously, peeking my head into the room before stepping in with the rest of my corporate-casual-clad body. \u201cMy name is Adrienne, I had a 1 p.m. appointment. I\u2019m so sorry I\u2019m late, I got a little lost.\u201d\nEveryone welcomed me as if they had been expecting me, and a round girl in cat-eye glasses and a vintage dress invited me to come in and sit down in a wing chair by the window. But once I was inside the room, they all just went back to lounging and chattering on the bed, on the floor, and around a small dressing table. It was like a house party, only with no music or food or booze.\nSince I didn\u2019t know anybody, I just sat there by the window, listening to their meandering conversations about makeup brands and fantasy football and the pitfalls of political correctness for what seemed like hours while my resume and references sat untouched in my purse. As day turned to early evening, I realized they all seemed to be getting increasingly intoxicated, as if they were all taking drugs together and I just couldn\u2019t see them doing it. This was unnerving, so finally I decided to pipe up and ask nobody in particular why the apartment was mostly empty. A handsome young Indian guy with impeccably tailored clothes turned to me and explained that the apartment belonged to his parents and they were moving away, so he\u2019d decided to use the space for a while after they\u2019d cleared out.\nI nodded, and asked where the bathroom was. He directed me to the third door on the right, but as I made my way down the darkened hall, I was distracted by the discovery that someone had dismembered my baby pigs and had left remnants of snouts and tails and ears and hooves all along the hallway that ran the length of the apartment. I was pissed. Picking up all the pig pieces I could and swearing under my breath, I cleared the hallway of body parts and stuffed them in the freezer once I\u2019d reached the kitchen.\nI heard a noise coming from the adjoining living room and followed it. There was an older-looking Indian woman in there wearing a conservative pantsuit, and when I walked up behind her, I saw she was gazing down at a little shrine on the floor that seemed to be commemorating the well-dressed guy I had just been talking to in the bedroom. There was a photo of him smiling out of a gilded frame, and there were unlit candles and dead flowers and mala beads strewn around it on the carpet. I didn\u2019t understand why the woman would have a shrine to someone who was just hanging out in the next room, and I wanted to know more\u2014like, was he famous?\u2014so I tried to strike up a conversation.\nBack in the bedroom, everyone was now glowing as if under black light. The guys were talking about the new Star Wars movies on the bed, and the girls had changed into cocktail-party attire and were commiserating about skin problems.\n\u201cIsn\u2019t it strange how apartments look so different after all the furniture has been taken away?\u201d I asked casually. The woman turned abruptly as if she thought she\u2019d heard something, but then her eyes looked right through me as if she didn\u2019t see me. All at once, I felt sick and a little scared, so I headed back toward the bedroom, resolving both to assert myself about the job interview and to ask the Indian guy about the woman in the living room. But as I strode purposefully down the hall, I remembered I hadn\u2019t yet used the bathroom. I ducked into the third doorway as previously directed, glanced into the mirror over the sink, and when I saw my face, I screamed. My features were not my own, and half of my face looked grayish, as if it were frozen, rotting, or both.\nA preppy sort of guy in a rugby shirt and khakis came rushing in from the bedroom and asked if I was OK. Between startled gasps, I told him something was wrong with my face. He laughed and said there was nothing wrong with my face, that I was just high. I told him I didn\u2019t remember taking any drugs, and he just laughed some more and told me to come back and join the others. The hallway leading back to the bedroom was now littered all over with dead sea creatures, like the ones they sell in buckets all over Chinatown. I had to step around spiky uni and glistening eels, giant silvery tuna and turtles with cracked-open shells. Considering the carnage, I expected the hallway to stink, but when I inhaled, all I could smell was fresh paint and carpet shampoo.\nBack in the bedroom, everyone was now glowing as if under black light. The guys were talking about the new Star Wars movies on the bed, and the girls had changed into cocktail-party attire and were commiserating about skin problems. A blonde in a blue spaghetti strap dress was moaning about a condition that she didn\u2019t know how to treat. The other girls were saying that her complexion looked great, that she looked beautiful, but under the black light, I could see distinctly that patches of her skin looked mottled and rotting.\nThis made me think about my own face, so I went back to the bathroom to check it out. The sea creatures in the hall were gone, but when I got to the bathroom and looked in the mirror, I saw that my hair was now completely gone, and in its place was a large squid resting on top of my skull, its tentacles hanging down around my face like hair. I thought about this as calmly as I could while I peed. And after I flushed and washed my hands in the sink, I tried arranging the suction-cupped tendrils into some kind of style, so my transformation would be a little less obvious. 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        "raw_content": "Home > In Depth > Blog > There Is No Shame\nI spent so many years hiding my daughter\u2019s addiction.\nAt first, I just had the feeling that it was nobody else\u2019s business. Then, as time went on, I became uncomfortably aware of society\u2019s reaction to addiction. They\u2019re looked at by the general population as pathetic excuses for human beings. It\u2019s felt to be a problem of lack of self-control, of weak will and poor upbringing.\nAs I worked harder and harder to hide her addiction from certain family members, close friends and acquaintances, I felt as though I was a hamster spinning on a wheel. I would just manage to sweep one thing under the proverbial rug when another incident would occur. Causing me to scurry once again.\nAfter hearing numerous diatribes about the poor parenting that had to be the root cause of children who\u2019ve \u201cgone wrong\u201d, I couldn\u2019t help but cringe inside.\nTrue or not, this is what people thought of my daughter. This is what they thought of me. It didn\u2019t matter that I had done everything within my power to help my daughter. I shouldered the responsibility of the world\u2019s opinion along with numerous desperate attempts to somehow help my daughter find her way.\nI took her to numerous rehabs and detox centers, visits with addiction counselors, meetings with the school. I\u2019d broken down doors (literally) and dragged her home, grounded her and locked up the house tight as a drum (she just jumped out of a second story window), dealt with police and dealers. I did CPR when she stopped breathing and sat by her bed in the ICU when she overdosed. I wanted to scream at the world \u201cI\u2019ve done everything I could\u201d in the face of their judgment.\nThis was the horror story that I lived every day of my life and mostly hid from the world.\nThen cracks began to show on my carefully constructed surface. Even then, I tried to minimize the truth of our situation. I may have been unable to hide the truth but I did my best to be sure that no one knew the full extent of it all. \u201cI don\u2019t want to talk about it\u201d became my standard response.\nYou see, even with those people who responded in a concerned manner I could often sense a poorly hidden response. Not always conscious, I\u2019m sure. It\u2019s as though those people felt that this would never happen to their child. Or that they would handle things in such and such a way and that would solve the whole problem.\nThe opinions and judgments of others made me feel so ashamed. I was ashamed of what was happening with my daughter. Ashamed of what was happening to our family. Ashamed that I couldn\u2019t somehow control the situation.\nThis shame ate at me night and day. I was denying the truth of what my life was like and the pain our whole family was feeling.\nIt made me depressed, it made me sick and finally it eroded my very self and what I had been through.\nUntil the day I decided that I was going to be brave. The judgment of others had become such a huge fearful monster hiding within me that I couldn\u2019t take it anymore. I was tired. And I was lonely.\nWhen you can\u2019t be honest with the world, you always feel alone because no one gets to know who you really are and you barely know yourself.\nI decided to tell the truth about myself, my daughter and my life. The more I did it, the easier it became. My life was no longer a lie. My experiences are no longer dishonored.\nTo those who judge or condemn, I look them in the eye and tell them they have no idea what it is like to walk in my shoes, or in my daughter\u2019s, for that matter. And I pray they never will.\nMy daughter is an addict.",
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We had to scramble to get enough issued to us for our first inspection.\nAfter that, things went to Hell in a hurry.\nWe had a small cadre of experienced people from 2nd TOWs but the majority of us were green as grass. The platoon sergeant used to inspect his children\u2019s rooms on Friday nights, just like normal Marine drill, and they did not get to play with their friends over the weekend if they failed the inspection. The platoon commander was a \u2018mustang\u2019 (ex-enlisted) whose father was a respected and high-ranking Marine officer. I know that the platoon commander was not respected and I doubt that he ever achieved high rank. The Squad leaders, Staff sergeants, were a mix. One was fat, one was so small that his boots had to be specially made, and the other was . . . different. I was a fire team leader then. I had a jeep with racks for 7 TOW missile reloads and commanded two other jeeps with launchers and racks for three rounds each. (I think)\nThe jeeps were an interesting story, though. The unit didn\u2019t have 40 jeeps to spare for us so we were issued 40 brand new M151A1 jeeps painted Olive Drab. One of our first tasks was to get the jeeps from the railhead to our vehicle park without getting caught by the military police. I don\u2019t know how we got the first one back, but we probably towed it with a civilian vehicle. After we got it assembled and running we used it to get the second one, etc. We had to borrow tow bars from whomever we could and most of them were designed for 5-ton trucks rather than jeeps, which caused some problems.\nWe eventually got all 40 of them into the vehicle park and then the fun began. Olive Drab was not an acceptable color for them, but supply could not provide us with the right color of paint to paint them and the base paint shop said we would have to wait about a year before they could get us in. 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My competitor at ITR had replaced my squad leader and the second squad leader was a freshly promoted Staff Sergeant who had been in the Water Purification field before changing occupational specialties. He eventually got in trouble while commanding a detachment of our people on guard duty at a large Navy base and we never saw him again after that. I don\u2019t remember who took his place but it wasn\u2019t me.\nOur platoon commander was a bit of an alarmist. I have no idea how many times my phone rang at 0200 in the morning and my platoon commander was on the other end telling me to pack my gear because we were heading off to some hot spot. We actually rolled all of the jeeps out a few times, fueled the up, and then sat waiting for hours or days for the word to head for MCAS Cherry Point for air transport to places unknown.\nWe never went. I think that we spent 14 months in garrison once without ever going even to local training areas. The routine was maddening. Clean small arms. 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        "raw_content": "A Personal Letter from Bill Harvey\nThank you so much for coming along on this journey with me \u2014 whether you\u2019re new to my blog or you\u2019ve been reading and following my work for decades.\nFor the first time in many years, we are asking for donations to help launch an exciting new entertainment media project:\nAgents of Cosmic Intelligence.\nThe epic adventure Agents of Cosmic Intelligence starts as an animated video \u201cmotion comic\u201d network series combining geopolitics with psychic weaponry. As the psychic warriors reveal the methods they use to detect others tampering in their minds, the story subtly guides viewers to be much more observant of what goes on inside of their own minds, empowering them with the methods to transmute their own negativity so they can make better choices that positively affect their own lives and ripple out as positive energy into the world.\nWatch the 90-second sneak preview (full animation to be added):\nAs the series begins\u2026\nTo hear each Agent speak, click on their mp3 audio button below.\nNastassia Slayevsky has always known of her own psychic powers but didn\u2019t realize it would have been better to keep them concealed. Reported by her neighbors in Russia, Nastassia was taken into custody and forced to become a member of the Psychotronic Corps, her parents being held also to ensure her cooperation. Now she is being asked not only to spy but to help bring about a war. 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If you\u2019d like to be part of making Agents a reality, or you simply want to support THEI\u2019s ongoing work, we ask you to make a one-time donation or set up a monthly contribution in whatever amount feels right to you.\nMy life centers on the idea of making a positive difference, and I approach that realistically with the tools of my trade as an entrepreneur, inventor, and media professional. I hope you\u2019ll join me in this endeavor. Let\u2019s see how much good our combined efforts can bring.\nOr make a monthly donation\nClick here to set up a\nis to create educational content and tools to help adults and children of all ages learn to think more clearly and master negative emotions so they can make better choices that positively affect their own lives and ripple out into the world.\nOUR BEST EVIDENCE\nthat the content in Agents will contribute to this mission is the enormously positive response to our book Mind Magic. Now in its 6th edition, the book has been used at dozens of universities, including NYU, UCLA and West Point, and thousands of people have attested to its life-changing effects.\nIn addition to our heartfelt thanks for being part of our mission with your donation, you will receive the following:\nA free download of The Navigator \u2014 seven life tools for clearing the decks of everything inside you that gets in the way of your happiness.\nAgents Team T-shirt. Free when you donate $10 or more on a monthly automatic basis, or a one-time donation of $100 or more.\nReceive Exclusive Agents Updates. As a donor you will be the first to hear updates on Agents production \u2014 even casting calls.\nReceive a screen credit\nIf you offer a creative idea that we use. 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        "raw_content": "Moebs Sees a \u2018Golden Opportunity\u2019\nFrom: \"Moebs Sees a \u2018Golden Opportunity\u2019 To Beat Banks on Overdraft Fees\", Lindsey Siegrest, Credit Union Times, 11/18/08\nCHICAGO \u2014 In the struggle to increase membership, credit unions may have a lot to gain by lowering overdraft fees.\nAccording to Mike Moebs, economist and CEO of Moebs Services, credit unions can win over consumers in today\u2019s economy by making overdraft information more available to members and lowering fees.\n\u201cThis is a golden opportunity for credit unions. With the economy, now is a terrific time for credit unions to lower overdraft prices. If they\u2019re smart about it they can do it in a way that they won\u2019t lose any revenue, and they will win over consumers,\u201d Moebs said.\nSam Davis, president of consulting firm Strunk & Associates, said that he agrees with Moebs, but only if credit unions have improved their efficiency and lowered their operating costs.\n\u201cWe agree, but only if they can accurately determine that their operating efficiency has significantly improved and their operating costs have significantly gone down. Otherwise\u2013and particularly in these times and even though lowering fees is politically expedient\u2013credit union boards should fire whoever comes up with this idea,\u201d Davis said.\nDavis said that in theory credit unions should decrease all fees, but they need every penny of fee income, and in these times especially, it has to be in line with operations and costs.\nMoebs Services recently conducted a national survey that examined average overdraft service fees on consumer checking accounts at large banks, community banks and credit unions. The survey found that the average national overdraft price is $25.67 and the median price is $25.00. Credit unions\u2019 average overdraft price was $24.24, with community banks averaging $26.98 and large banks coming in at $33.34.\nOver the past five years, overdraft prices have been increasing, and while there is a statistical difference between overdraft prices for large banks and credit unions, there is no statistical difference between the prices at credit unions and community banks.\nThe increase in overdraft prices over the past five years, Moebs said, reflects the increase in the consumer price index. Credit unions over the years have kept their overdraft prices in line with the index, while large banks have historically kept fees above the CPI.\nDavis agreed with this but would summarize the data differently. He said that for the past four years, financial institutions\u2019 overdraft fee increases have been modest at 2.49% per year on average, 21.69% less than overall increases in the CPI.\nWith the current low auto and home prices, Moebs said that the CPI will start to decline. Large banks will increase overdraft prices, according to Moebs, because they\u2019re beyond their economies of scale and banks are inefficient. This creates an opportune time for credit unions to start lowering their fees.\n\u201cCredit unions should be asking right now, \u2018How can we help our members?\u2019 They can provide a service to members with overdrafts.\u201d\nMoebs said that 87% to 90% of Americans do not reconcile their checking accounts and that statistic has remained the same for approximately 40 years.\nA retail merchant study conducted by Moebs Services found that the average returned-check fee for a retail merchant was $27.78.\n\u201cCredit unions should be thinking that when they bounce a check, it\u2019s costing the member at least $51,\u201d Moebs said.\nThe study also pointed out that the retail merchant that leads in returned check fees is the U.S. Postal Service, which charges $29.\nDavis said this is actually an understatement of the true cost to consumers for unpaid or returned items because approximately one-third of all unpaid items are presented at least twice, incurring at least a second merchant fee. That brings the cost to the consumer up to approximately $71 for each returned item, which Davis said is more in line with Strunk clients\u2019 experiences.\n\u201cIf you subtract Moeb\u2019s average credit union fee of $24.24, that represents a very real member savings for every NSF/overdraft the credit union pays,\u201d Davis said.\nHowever, Davis added, when a financial institution denies an electronic transaction. there are no fees charged and since electronic transactions represent the majority of all payment transactions, these savings will continue to diminish overtime. But various merchant fees still apply for unpaid electronic payments, Davis said, and nonmonetary benefits to members of paying rather than denying their electronic overdrafts such as embarrassment, inconvenience and time have also proven to be a high value for members.\nTo help members, Moebs said, credit unions should not return checks, but in order to still get paid quickly. they should use technology to keep members informed. Large banks like Chase use commercials to show that texts and e-mails can be sent to members to notify them when they\u2019re checking accounts are low and they need to transfer money. Moebs said there\u2019s no reason why credit unions can\u2019t offer those services too.\nWith reforms coming from the Federal Reserve Board and the NCUA that will mandate overdraft transparency to the consumer, Moebs advocated that credit unions start offering checking account texting and e-mail services to members.\n\u201cIf credit unions make information on overdrafts much more transparent to the consumer and lower prices, they will win over consumers. It doesn\u2019t have to be done drastically, just drop fees to $19, and it will show members that you\u2019re here to help.\u201d\nMoebs said that overdrafts are as ubiquitous as cell phones and seatbelts and people don\u2019t keep accurate records of their accounts. With information more transparency, people could manage their accounts better and see credit unions as a better deal.\nWhile members pay one-third less in fees at a credit union than they would at a large bank, Moebs said that the real competitors for credit unions are the community banks, not the large banks.\n\u201cWe\u2019re at a point that, because of the state of the economy, community banks and credit unions are identical, and it\u2019s not just in overdraft fees.\u201d\nMoebs predicted that overdraft prices are going to start to plateau, and community banks will follow suit with dropping prices, so now is the right time for credit unions to start lowering their fees.\nCredit unions increased overdraft fees at two points in the last 10 years: in 2002 after 9/11 and in 2005.\nThe jump in 2005 Moebs said was because credit union realized that their net income margin had fallen to 2.84% due to an increase in competition.\n\u201cAt this time credit unions realized that if they were going to grow, they had to have more income so they had to increase fees.\u201d\nAnother area the survey looked at was comparing overdraft fees by region. 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        "raw_content": "The next World Expo will be held in Dubai in 2020, under the organisation of the United Arab Emirates. With the core theme of \u201cConnecting Minds, Creating the Future\u201d, Expo Dubai 2020 has the grand ambition to act as a major catalyst for sustainable development, connecting minds from around the world and inspiring participants to take part in a great mobilisation movement around the global challenges of mankind: Mobility, Sustainability and Opportunity.\nWithin the sub-theme \u201cMobility\u201d, the exhibition aims to stimulate the development of more efficient integrated transport and logistics systems, connecting people, markets and services around the world.\nWithin the theme of \u201cSustainability\u201d, Expo 2020 aims to be just as big a milestone in the green economy, going down in history as the most sustainable global exhibition and the greatest legacy of the organiser (BIE). The search for new forms of exploitation and sustainable use of energy and water resources is one of the great challenges of the new generations that this exhibition wants to embrace.\n\u201cOpportunity\u201d is the third theme of the world exhibition, reflected in initiatives that encourage creative thinking and innovation to find new models of development of the intellectual and financial capital to respond to the growing challenges of economic globalisation.\nThe role of smart cities emerges as a centre of opportunities to find new avenues of social and economic development by encouraging collaborative work and the application of talent for innovation in science and technology.\nIn 2020, Expo Dubai hopes to attract about 25 million visitors. This will be the first major world exhibition where most visitors will come from other countries. Taking place between 20 October 2020 and 10 April 2021, the Expo will mark the beginning of the Golden Jubilee celebrations, thus intending to mark a turning point in Dubai and to usher in a more progressive and sustainable vision for the future in the coming decades.\nhttps://expo2020dubai.ae/en/",
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        "raw_content": "Johann Michael HAYDN (1737 - 1806): Der Kampf der Bu\u00dfe und Bekehrung\nSylvia Hamvasi (Gnade), Elisabeth Scholl (Christ), T\u00fcnde Szab\u00f3ki (Weltmensch), Zita V\u00e1rady (Gerechtigkeit), M\u00e1ria Z\u00e1dori (Freigeist), soprano\nPurcell Choir; Orfeo Orchestra\nDir: Gy\u00f6rgy Vashegyi\nrec: May 14, 2009 (live), Budapest, [Palace of the Arts]\nLiner-notes: E/D; lyrics - translation: E\nJohann Michael Haydn was a highly respected composer in his time. Today he suffers from the fame of his brother Joseph, and as a result the largest part of his quite sizeable oeuvre has remained unexplored as yet. Some of his symphonies and his chamber music have been recorded, and there is also some interest in his sacred works for the liturgy, such as masses, but it would be wrong to claim that he is taken fully seriously. If one listens to his music one has to conclude that this is unfair. Over the years I have heard various pieces of outstanding quality. That also goes for the oratorio which has been released by Carus.\nThe word 'oratorio' is not quite correct: it is in fact only the second part of an oratorio which was written by three composers. The first part was by Anton Cajetan Adlgasser, the third by Johann David Westermayer. They were all at the service of the Archbishop Sigismund von Schrattenbach of Salzburg. Haydn was Konzertmeister, Adlgasser court composer and Westermayer choir master. It was not the first time an oratorio was written by three composer: in 1767 Haydn wrote the second part of Die Schuldigkeit des ersten Gebots; the first part was composed by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, the third again by Adlgasser.\nDer Kampf der Bu\u00dfe und Bekehrung dates from 1768. The Archbishop returned from Italy in the company of three female singers from Venice and the oratorio was meant to give them the opportunity to show their capabilities. The cooperation of the three composers was due to the short space of time available. The libretto was written by Johann Heinrich Dr\u00fcmel, born in Nuremberg and after various jobs professor of jurisprudence in Salzburg, after converting to Catholicism. This libretto is a kind of dogmatic statement about the importance of obedience to God and the need to lead a righteous life. There are five characters: Christ (The Christian), Weltmensch (Worldly Man), Freigeist (Freethinker), Gerechtigkeit (Justice) and Gnade (Grace; called 'Clemency' in the libretto in the booklet). Although there are elements of a dialogue the text has much more of a statement of thoughts. The work opens with an aria by the Christian, who says that because of Jesus' passion and death he can follow his example and \"live, suffer and die\". In the following recitative he states that \"the punishment of sin is discarded\" and \"in gratitude I take his Cross on me\".\nWorldly Man and Freethinker resist. The former doesn't want to accept that God \"causes the most devout to suffer\". \"I would be glad if I knew of no Cross and had no burden to bear\". Whereas he seeks happiness in religion, Freethinker wants to harmonize faith and reason. His resistance doesn't last long. After a long statement by Justice he replies: \"Accursed be that which misleads and confounds me, to believe something other than Christianity. Woe unto him who is ruled by Reason alone, which always tries to deprive, to rob man of God's word\". Worldly Man draws a somewhat different conclusion; in an aria he sings: \"Your merciful hand lead us to the perfect state of joy\". In the end he is convinced: \"I come in true repentance, my Saviour, now to Thee\". However, his conversion seems rather shallow. After another statement by the Christian he says: \"I thank you well for your wise instruction (...) but now I have a duty: to see my good friends, marking an anniversary. That hinders me from listening to your troubling lessons any more today\".\nThe oratorio shows some differences in style. After the overture the Christian sings a dacapo aria. The next aria (Freethinker) is strophic and comprises five stanzas. The third aria is for Worldly Man and choir; it is the only entrance of the choir before the closing chorus. The aria by Grace, 'Jesu, der den Tod besiegt', has a strong baroque flavour; it is another dacapo aria with an obbligato part for the horn. The next arias are characteristic for the classical period: they are very long - 7 or 8 minutes - and quite virtuosic, especially in regard to tessitura as the soloists have to explore the top of their range. That is even more the case in the duet of Grace and the Christian, 'Jesu Kreuz ist Lob und Ehre'. 'Ich komm mit wahrer Reue', the aria of Worldly Man, includes an obbligato part for trombone. This instrument was seldom used in the 18th century, except in Vienna and apparently Salzburg.\nThe trombone appeared previously in a description of the Last Judgment in the form of a recitativo accompagnato; Haydn very effectively uses the orchestra to depict the events on that day. Recitatives take a very important role in this oratorio. Both forms of recitative are used: the secco recitative is mostly used in passages of a direct dialogue between the protagonists, but when one of them, especially The Christian and Justice, proclaims his views Haydn turns to the form of the accompanied recitative.\nSuch long recitatives are quite challenging for performers. I have heard quite a number of performances of oratorios and operas where the interpreters didn't quite manage to keep them interesting. That is not the case here. That is due to Haydn's qualities as a composer but also to the skills of the interpreters. They really understand what the text is about and set the right accents, but they also take the right amount of rhythmic freedom. The statements of faith are presented as truely rhetorical arguments. Vashegyi makes the orchestra closely following them.\nIt is rather odd to hear a piece with no less than five sopranos, but they are different enough to keep them apart. Haydn's writing of the arias is such that there is no dull moment here. Everyone includes a cadenza, and these opportunities are well taken. I haven't heard any exaggerations which are in violation of the style of the time. Most of the singers use a little too much vibrato, although it is mostly not really obtrusive. Even so, especially the variation in pitch of Elisabeth Scholl is hard to swallow, and slighly damages the duet with Sylvia Hamvasi.\nIt is a shame that this is the only part of this oratorio which seems to have survived. According to New Grove, in the entry on Adlgasser, his part is lost. 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        "raw_content": "Playoff ouster typified long, tough Silver Knights season\nStaff photo by TOM KING A young fan reaches out to support a despondent Silver Knight Luke Tyree Monday night after Tyree was thrown out at home in the ninth inning of the 6-5 FCBL playoff elimination loss to Brockton.\nNASHUA \u2013 The frustration finally got to Nashua Silver Knights manager B.J. Neverett with two outs to go in what would be his team\u2019s final game of the 2018 season.\nHe was enraged that hitter Teddy Beaudet\u2019s safe call at first base after he had struck out was overruled, umpires surprisingly calling Beaudet out for allegedly nterfering with Brockton catcher Jack Arend\u2019s clear line to throw to the bag. Beaudet was out not because of any bad throw but because first baseman Dan Marano missed the bag with his foot.\n\u201cThe kid\u2019s running down the line, and you\u2019re going to call that in that game? I\u2019m sorry, I just couldn\u2019t hold it back any longer,\u201d Neverett said. \u201cI did not want to get ejected.\u201d\nNashua had Luke Tyree, who led the inning off with a walk and advanced to third on a stolen base/errant throw, with nobody out. It\u2019s a situation where they should have scored the tying run, down 6-5, but were unable to.\nThere\u2019s your answer to why the Silver Knights won\u2019t be enjoying an improbable road to glory the way they did last year, or survive a gauntlet of tough games on the road en route to a title the way they did two years ago.\nNo, this team\u2019s performance was more like the only other Silver Knight team to not make the Futures Collegiate League\u2019s Final Four. That team in 2014 showed some fight but lost a play-in at Torrington in extra innings. It made too many miscues and left too many runners in scoring position.\nSure, there are some differences. Neverett loved this group\u2019s character and competitive makeup. And, ironically, it had perhaps the best starting pitching set for the playoffs than it\u2019s had in recent years, certainly better than a year ago.\nAlmost three years ago, Nashua looked like it would miss the FCBL playoffs for the first time in its history. But an 8-2 run vaulted them past North Shore and the Silver Knights, despite a 21-32 record, finished in the same spot as a year ago.\nBut that team had a group of veterans, like Ryan Sullivan and Cam Cook, who were in their final years of summer college eligibility. They knew how to win tight games. Nashua\u2019s loss at Brockton Monday night was its 15th one-run losing decision.\nOther games got away from them early, either because of a starting pitcher who was too young (such as Boston College bound Mason Pelio out of San Diego or Bedford\u2019s Geoff Mosseau) or a defense that threw the ball around. Nashua couldn\u2019t nail down that fifth spot right away as it made eight errors in last Saturday\u2019s nightcap, one when the ball thrown back to the mound after a pitch got completely way. Ugly.\n\u201cUnfortunately, some days we don\u2019t know when it\u2019s going to happen, it just happens,\u201d Neverett said. \u201cI start every game hoping I don\u2019t see that and once in a while it\u2019s like, \u2018Oh no, there it goes.\u2019\n\u201cThat\u2019s because they\u2019re young. And a lot of it is they\u2019re trying so hard, too.\u201d\nNeverett spoke all season on how he liked this group. But he realized during the team\u2019s 3-12 start that, as he said much of the rest of the way, the team was too young. He needed to replace veterans who were no longer eligible, and found himself with an inexperienced roster with the max number of recent high school players (five) allowed.\nPart of the problem was Neverett took some high school players who weren\u2019t able to join the team right away. \u201cI figured we\u2019d get through it,\u201d he said. \u201cIt wasn\u2019t a good move on my part.\u201d\nNeverett will take some time to decompress after what has been an emotional, different season, sadly marked by the sudden death of his father, Bill Neverett, a Holman Stadium institution, late last month.\nThen there were a couple of league rulings, surprise rainouts, etc.\nBut while the team\u2019s play down the stretch was memorable, its start wasn\u2019t. And neither was his initial attempt at a fix.\nHe realized in the first couple of games that University of Houston redshirt Tyler Littlefield wasn\u2019t the answer at shortstop defensively. He made a splash with the signing of local product and University of Texas bound Bryce Reagan, but he struggled as well. Then Exter grad and incoming Boston College freshman Cody Morissette came in and helped stabilize the position.\nHitter Alex Brickman, who tore up the league a year ago for North Shore, was signed after his Cape Cod League temp deal was done, but he proved to be\n\u201cI brought in some guys, probably wasn\u2019t like the success of the past,\u201d Neverett said. \u201cBut then the second wave of guys (were added), that really helped us.\u201d\nThe first wave success story was DH Jake Lebel, the team\u2019s best power hitter and this year\u2019s FCBL All-Star Home Run Derby champ. He wasn\u2019t on the original roster, idle thanks in part to the Seacoast Mavericks suspending operations for a year, and Neverett scooped him up. He hit over .300 with five homers, the biggest of which tied the playoff spot clincher against Pittsfield this past Saturday, igniting the eventual 2-1 win.\n\u201cI got here late, and they started tough,\u201d Lebel said. \u201cThe guys who were here from the beginning, they battled the whole way. We were able to turn it around, and were fifth seed in the playoffs. \u2026 They grinded. We did what we had to do, we just didn\u2019t come out on top (on Monday).\u201d\nThe other early wave addition that worked was right fielder/leadoff hitter Austin White, who ended up leading the team in hitting at .340.\nThe second wave? URI\u2019s Justin Cherry was solid as a pitcher and could play the field. First-third baseman Joe Bramanti had that huge three-run homer Monday night that brought the team to within 6-5.\nNeverett gambled Monday. He had Bramanti playing third and Cherry playing second, trying to get the club\u2019s best bats in the lineup with Dufault on the mound. On paper, it looked like a winning formula. On the field, the team made four costly errors.\nBut the tone was set in June.\n\u201cWe\u2019re playing the first 15-20 games without a shortstop,\u201d Neverett said. \u201cYou can\u2019t do that in this league.\n\u201cAs I go through every year, there are some things I know I have to philosophically change, and one of them is if I take high school kids, who are they, what position am I taking and how many?\n\u201cI\u2019m not sold on a high school catcher, it\u2019s too hard. And I\u2019m not sold on any infielders from high school. I\u2019m really not sold on that. Even guys I saw on other teams that were infielders from high school, they were OK but nothing special.\n\u201cI\u2019d rather have an experienced guy that can run the team out there (at short) on the field.\u201d\nThe poster child for the perils of youth was, despite his durability and decent play, Virginia Tech incoming freshman Nick Biddison. Biddison was valuable in that he could play multiple positions, and he hit .245. But he didn\u2019t turn 18 until late in the season, and had to go back to Virginia early and miss the playoffs. Too young.\n\u201cSometimes (now) I might have to pass on a kid,\u201d Neverett said, \u201cbecause I\u2019d have to take him late, and then have them leave for (college) orientation. It gets complicated.\u201d\nCatching and infield defense were definite issues. Neverett had a surplus of backstops prior to the start of the campaign, but one by one they fell by the wayside (injuries, youth, etc.) and balls kept bouncing back to the backstop. He had to add Joe Caparis out of Pepperdine, but he left right before the playoffs and it came down to seldom used Teddy Beaudet for the playoffs, too much to really ask.\nIronically, the Silver Knights starting pitching was solid by the end. Think back to a year ago, and that was the biggest post season question. Go figure.\nBrandon Dufault (4-1, 1.30 regular season) was the FCBL\u2019s Pitcher of the Year. Luke Dawson went 5-1. Lefty Justin Snyder was converted to a starter from the bullpen and held his own. But Dufault and Snyder are incoming seniors and can\u2019t return. Neverett would love to see what he could get from a healthy lefty Pat Maybach (Salvae Regina junior), if he\u2019s able to return next summer after injuries limited him to just two early starts and a few relief appearances in the last week.\nInjuries did hurt, especially to experienced players. First baseman Thomas Joyce was done before the end of June. A veteran holdover from last year\u2019s title , a huge blow as he was hitting .370. Another ring winner, infielder Tom Blandini, got hurt toward end of June was never returned after playing in 23 games.\nBut here\u2019s the deal: Nashua, with a few exceptions, just couldn\u2019t hit in the clutch. Its four-run sixth was a great response down 6-1, but that was it. 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        "raw_content": "Whisky Expert? Not Really\nThe whisky world, as many of us know, is a wonderful place. All around the globe producers are creating delicious expressions, bartenders are educating drinkers, and the whisky market is booming. Most of the people you\u2019ll encounter along the way are friendly, helpful, and after a brief conversation about your favorite drams, they may become a friend for life. However, as the industry grows so does the number of self-proclaimed whisky experts who attack drinkers on social media and forums, attempting to insult their choice of whisky, way of drinking, and opinions. Some even garner followers and start to educate people when they don\u2019t have the knowledge to start with. What makes one a real whisky expert? Read on.\nTo start off, anyone openly calling themselves a whisky expert when their career has nothing to do with whisky is a red flag. A whisky expert is someone who has been in the industry for a long time and dedicated a large part of their life to it. Experts don\u2019t just drink; they travel to distilleries, speak to producers and industry leaders, and delve deeper into the category in question. Whisky is their career, their topic of study, and the one they want the world to notice. The passion needs to be there, for the liquid and for the industry as a whole. The most famed experts out there are usually the most modest about their knowledge and the ones who will gladly and happily educate any new drinker over a dram.\nTo be considered an expert your career doesn\u2019t necessarily have to revolve around whisky, but to be able to teach others correctly and not mislead newcomers, you have to have spent a significant amount of time reading, studying, and speaking to others about the spirit. It\u2019s all about how far into the journey you are. The best part is that, when you can be considered an expert, it won\u2019t even matter anymore. You\u2019ll be where you want to be.\nEven more concerning is the online world. Nowadays it only takes a few thousand followers on Instagram for someone to claim they have become a whisky pro, and with nothing else to go by but pretty imagery of expensive bottles, people will follow. On Facebook, whisky groups light up every day. A happy drinker posts a picture of a whisky on the rocks and the \u2018experts\u2019 rush in to criticize their way of drinking or the whisky they are enjoying. This group of individuals will jump at each and every opportunity to judge and complain. Instead of helping to create a fun and welcoming environment for new drinkers, they instead push newcomers away who will probably never share their whisky experience again.\nLuckily, the aforementioned group of fake experts aren\u2019t the majority. So, don\u2019t feel disheartened. Most whisky fans are friendly, excited to learn about new stories and expressions, and eager to welcome newcomers into the growing world of whisky. If you\u2019re just entering the scene, you\u2019re in for a treat. You\u2019ll quickly make friends all over the world, hear of some great stories of whiskies made in the most unexpected of places, and most of all, you\u2019ll get to try some delicious whisky.\nThis issue of false experts is real and one that needs to be addressed in an effort to stop it. For seasoned whisky fans, these self-defined experts are amusing, yet for newcomers, they can be damaging enough to send potential whisky fans towards cocktails, craft beer, or wine.\nAsk questions, take a close look at who you\u2019re listening to, and speak if you see someone attacking another\u2019s choice of whisky or the way they choose to enjoy it. Giving advice and tips is recommended, it\u2019s how we all learn, but do it with respect. Together we can make the whisky world even greater than it is today.",
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        "raw_content": "In many ways, there are many people who believe that a curse is a dark magic spell cast on someone by a practitioner of witchcraft. The spell is cast with the intent to do harm to that specific person. Whether or not you believe in witchcraft, the possibility of being cursed can be an unsettling thing to imagine. If you\u2019re concerned about being the victim of a curse, there are ways you might be able to reverse it. There are places where witchcraft stories is still popular and you can try to visit there. Just use the angkas promo code to save on rides today.\nReversing the curse, however, will require you to know, to recognize, to identify the nature of the curse. Think of it as going on an Amsterdam holiday, well armed with the information that you need about Amsterdam. In the same way, if you are going to reverse a curse, it\u2019s important that you know what that curse is, to begin with. Just like searching on how an Australian tour can be cheap with agoda discount code, you can do a research on how to reverse a curse.\nhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gv1kEEQUqEI\nTips on How to Identify Curses\nFirst tip: you need to learn the basics of a curse. Unlike a physical attack, a curse is believed to be a psychic attack on a particular person. Negative energy is used to cause harm. If you\u2019ve recently been involved in a fight or in any sort of conflict with anyone, and you kind of feel that it has had a lot of negative effects on you, then that\u2019s good reason to think there may have been a curse involved. This is especially true if you think that this person is likely to be involved in the occult. There are books about curses that can be purchased online and you can save more on your schoolbooks with kortingscode bol.com.\nSecond tip: be extra alert and look for the signs. In order to possibly reverse a curse, you need to know what signs to look for. It\u2019s good to ask the right questions. Have you been sleeping terribly? Have all your sleeping hours been plague by dark and awful nightmares? Notice the plants in your home. Have they all withered up and died? Do you find yourself getting sick all the time? These are just some of the questions you need to ask to see if you\u2019ve been cursed. When you go to see the sights of Amsterdam's gouden eeuw, you have to be extra careful.\nThird tip: there are times when what you\u2019re dealing with might not actually be a curse. If your issue is simply that you\u2019re not getting the promo codes you want when you shop online, that may just be a case of bad timing, and not necessarily of bad luck brought about by a curse. Think reflectively and don\u2019t be too compulsive to jump to (dangerous) conclusions.\n5 thoughts on \u201cThe Need to Recognize Curses\u201d\nShirley C. Sparkman\ni think to prevent from curse we should be kind and not hurt other people O:)\nAdriana G. Crump\nwe need to have God in our hearts\nTanya A. Clausen\nwow this article is very intriguing\nI have read from a book that spiritual beings are waiting for the words we say to activate curses actually. So I think we should be more careful when saying something bad.\nCurses are done by people who are full of hate in their hearts. They always see the bad things and don\u2019t trust the good.",
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        "raw_content": "Dreadlock thieves on the loose!\nWedding dreadlocks\nWhen I was growing up the older generation, that is, my parents and their friends looked down upon locs. At the time, the only people that had them were weed-smoking rastafarai that hadn't ever held done a \"proper\" job. Locs came to be associated with this group, hence the negative image.\nThose days are swiftly sliding away. A two hour flight away from my native Malawi, in South Africa, long locs are hot property.\nIf you're rocking long dreadlocks don't pass out at a party; yes, your smartphone and cash will remain intact but you'll have to start growing your locs from scratch because they will be G-O-N-E.\nLong locs fetch as much as $300 on the black market, that's right, $300, so they're more precious than a second hand smartphone.\nThese locs are then sewn onto the heads of people that want instantly long locs. Personally, I find that kind of gross. But different strokes for different folks!\nHair theft is also common in the US, the only difference is that they steal it from a store not right off someone's head!\nThere is a lesson to this story...\n...if you're planning vacation time in South Africa, remember to insure those locs!\nAisha M. link\nMany bloggers and naturals are talking about this right now. It's hard to imagine that people would be so desperate to even concoct such a crime. The hairdressers and salons that install human hair dreads on customers should be strict about making sure they know where the hair they're buying originated from. If the demand wasn't as high and the professionals were more careful about what hair they use, then thieves wouldn't be compelled to steal them off of people's heads. There are rumours now that even if your hair isn't locked but you're rocking a big lose fro, you could also be a target. Very scary.\nVERY scary indeed! Wow...\nsorry but l thought that your article started off very negative to Jamaican Rastas. The remark not having a proper job and weed smoking, not all Rastas smoke weed? So unless you were living in Jamaica at the time, you should be mindful how you stereotype other people from other cultures and put it up on the web for others to read.\nI'm not American, I grew up in a small country called Malawi in Africa and I explain that where I grew up the only people that had dreadlocks fell into a certain category.\nThere weren't many people with dreadlocks in the country because our then president was a dictator and dreads were looked down upon. I think people who arrived at our airport with dreadlocks were even asked to cut them off!\nAnyway, it wasn't my intention to stereotype dreads negatively and I apologise that you saw it that way. However, my general point remains that dreads, particularly in Africa were not a widely desired thing in the 80s, 90s; they started becoming popular at some point in the 2000s and are now so popular that people will steal them right off your head.",
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        "raw_content": "Study reveals sharks may be colour blind\nNew research on how sharks see may help to prevent attacks on humans and assist in the design of fishing gear that may reduce shark bycatch in long-line fisheries.\nThe joint study between researchers at The University of Western Australia and The University of Queensland looked at the potential for colour vision in a number of Australian shark species.\nAssociate Professor Nathan Hart and his team measured the light-sensitive cells in the sharks' eyes using a specialised instrument called a microspectrophotometer and concluded that they have only one type of cone photoreceptor in the retina.\n\"Humans have three cone types that are sensitive to blue, green and red light, respectively, and by comparing signals from the different cone types we get the sensation of colour vision,\" Professor Hart said.\n\"However, we found that sharks have only a single cone type and by conventional reckoning this means that they don't have colour vision.\"\n\"It has long been assumed that sharks have some sort of colour vision and indeed have a preference for certain colours.\n\"The term \u2018yum, yum yellow' was coined when it was discovered, in tests by the US Navy, that some species of shark were attracted more to yellow than to other colours; this was of concern as the Navy wanted to supply its sailors with yellow life vests that would be more visible in rescue situations.\n\"Our study shows that contrast against the background, rather than colour per se, may be more important for object detection by sharks, and this may help us to design long-line fishing lures that are less attractive to sharks-whilst still effective for the target fish species-and thus help to reduce the massive by-catch of sharks in this industry.\"\nOne of the shark species studied by Professor Hart and his colleagues, the bull shark Carcharhinus leucas, is responsible for numerous attacks on humans. The bull shark is an aggressive species and often inhabits shallow, murky water close to human habitations.\n\"Now we know a bit more about how such sharks see the world, it may be possible to design swimming attire and surf craft that have a lower visual contrast to sharks and, therefore, are less \u2018attractive' to them. After all, most shark attacks are thought to be the result of curiosity on the part of a shark that has been attracted to an unusual stimulus, rather than some premeditated ambush.\"\nThe findings of the research are described in the paper \"Microspectrophotometric evidence for cone monochromacy in sharks\", co-authored by WA Premier's Research Fellow Winthrop Professor Shaun Collin and Drs Susan Theiss and Blake Harahush of the University of Queensland, to be published in the international journal Naturwissenschaften - The Science of Nature.\nAssociate Professor Nathan Hart (+61 8) 6488 3960\nhttp://www.news.uwa.edu.au/201101183224/international/study-reveals-sharks-may-be-colour-blind",
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        "raw_content": "Home / Africa / World / A Boy Named Chance in a Land Without Heart Surgeons\nFrom left, Chance Mwunguzi, Innocent Nsabimana and Alexis Nshimiyimana, who became friends as they waited together for heart-valve surgeries at King Faisal Hospital in Kigali, Rwanda.CreditCreditAndrew Renneisen for The New York Times\nAt 16, Chance Mwunguzi had been sick for years, and his mother, a teacher, had done everything in her power to get him help, even selling their home to pay for his medical care. Chance had two diseased heart valves and needed surgery to replace them. Without it, he would not survive.\nTheir country, Rwanda, has no heart surgeons. Chance\u2019s doctors recommended traveling to India for surgery, but the family could not afford it.\nI went to Kigali to report on the type of heart disease afflicting Chance and millions of other young people. I was hoping to find progress in treating and preventing it.\nWhen I met Chance and his mother, Alphonsine Mukankundije, they had found their best, and probably their last, hope: Team Heart, a group of medical volunteers from the United States and Canada who fly in to Kigali once a year to perform valve replacement surgery on patients like Chance.\nThe stunning thing about this deadly heart disease is that it is caused by strep throat, an illness that is little more than a nuisance in the United States and other rich countries, where children with sore throats are routinely tested for strep and cured with antibiotics. But if the infection \u2014 caused by streptococcal bacteria \u2014 is not treated, it can lead to rheumatic fever and severe damage to the heart valves.\nIn lower-income countries, where strep often goes undetected, rheumatic heart disease is a huge public health problem, affecting tens of millions of people. This year, about 100 Rwandan patients, desperate for lifesaving surgery, showed up to be screened by Team Heart \u2014 which could operate on only 16.\nIt\u2019s tempting to think that if parents could be taught to seek care whenever their children have sore throats, this problem could be wiped out. But it\u2019s not so simple. In interviews, I found that most patients and their parents had no memory of a sore throat.\nI knew rheumatic heart disease was bad, but nothing had prepared me for the sight of so many young people so ill, many in their teens and 20s \u2014 some with stunted growth or abdomens bulging with fluid, some nearing the end of their lives.\nChance was among the lucky ones: He was judged a good candidate for surgery.\nBut a few days after I first met him and his mother, I found them sitting huddled under a tree outside the King Faisal Hospital in Kigali. Chance was a portrait of misery; Alphonsine was holding back tears. Hospital officials had refused to admit Chance unless Alphonsine paid a fee \u2014 which she did not have. She had come so far and struggled so hard to save her son\u2019s life, only to have the door slammed in her face.\nShould a reporter try to help? Aren\u2019t we supposed to be the fly on the wall, watching events unfold without influencing them? I pulled out my cellphone and called Team Heart. They sent a member to sort out Chance\u2019s admission. Even though the group has been performing surgery at the hospital since 2008, billing issues erupt every year, spawned by hospital bureaucracy and the quirks of health insurance in Rwanda. Later that day, Chance got in.\nFull disclosure: I had already spoken up for him once before, when the team evaluating surgical candidates seemed to have forgotten him. Did it make a difference? I have no idea. They might have gone over their notes and remembered him anyway. Or maybe not.\nLike the families of many of the other heart surgery patients, Alphonsine lived too far from the hospital to go home, so she joined the group, mostly mothers, who basically camped out on the broad terraces that wrapped around the hospital and linked its two wings.\nHer first night was daunting, she told me later. A young man who had been scheduled for surgery suddenly deteriorated, and it became clear that he would not live through the night. At the same time, a young woman, Elina, who had just been admitted \u2014 and who has a major part in the story I wrote \u2014 began to cough and struggle for breath. But the team was trying to care for the dying patient. A nurse appointed Alphonsine to watch Elina\u2019s oxygen monitor and call for help if the reading fell below a certain level.\nMedical providers from Team Heart, an American nonprofit, check Elina Mukagasigwa during a screening for rheumatic heart disease.CreditAndrew Renneisen for The New York Times\n\u201cI could see that I was the oldest in the room,\u201d Alphonsine said. \u201cThat gave me much more responsibility.\u201d\nShe woke another parent to help her watch over Elina. Soon, the oxygen level began to drop.\nAlphonsine called for help, and the team came running.\nAlphonsine spent the rest of the night and part of the next day trying to comfort the mother of the young man who had died, and helping her plan his funeral.\nA few days later, Chance had surgery. Like the other mothers, Alphonsine sat on the terrace, trying to stay calm, eyes glued to the opposite wing of the hospital, waiting to see her son wheeled from the operating room to intensive care.\nHis surgeon told her the operation had gone well.\n\u201cI want to thank you,\u201d she told him. \u201cI will pray that God keeps you alive and gives you continuous knowledge.\u201d\nChance made a good recovery, and was soon up and about, walking the terraces and even kicking a soccer ball.\nAlphonsine said she planned to give talks about strep and preventing rheumatic fever to her students, colleagues and members of her church.\n\u201cEven if I have nothing, if my son is saved, I feel happy,\u201d she told me. \u201cI dreamed my son would be cured. Now the dream is becoming true.\u201d\nI\u2019m not sorry for helping. If Chance had missed out on surgery, it would have been a wrenching story. 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        "raw_content": "NLC, health workers decry casualisation\nThe Nigeria Labour Congress and stakeholders in the health sector have kicked against casualisation in the sector, describing it as a replica of the abolished slave trade.\nReacting to a motion moved by the Medical and Health Workers Union of Nigeria and Amalgamated Union of Corporation, Civil Service, Technical and Recreational Services Employees during the 12th NLC Delegate Conference in Abuja, President of NLC, Ayuba Wabba, said the workers union would continue to push for decent work status and equality among all workers.\nHe said the motion, which was one of the 62 resolutions adopted by the conference, would guide the union in sanitising the health sector.\nHe said, \u201cWe will fight against all the ills in the health and other sectors. Workers deserve the best and we shall ensure they get it.\u201d\nIn an interview with our correspondent, president of the National Association of Nigeria Nurses and Midwives, Mr Abdulrafiu Adeniji, said the association and other health workers union would step up the fight against the practice, while also highlighting the dangers of the practice in the health sector.\nHe said, \u201cCasualisation is one of the problems of employment in Nigeria and it is rampant in the health sector. It is against all known universal laws that have to do with fundamental human rights and the International Labour Organisation convention on engagement of skilled and unskilled manpower.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "Satyendra Nath Bose -Outstanding theoretical physicist\nSATYENDRA NATH Bose was born in 1894 in Calcutta as the only son in a family of six daughters. Drawn into the current of national fervour that swept Bengal following its partition, talented young men felt a call to excel in their fields of specialisation.\nBose's schooling began at age five in Normal School. He moved to the Hindu High School. His mathematics teacher, Upendralal Bakshi, gave him hundred and ten out of hundred, as he had answered all questions and some of them in more ways than one.\nHe had to remain in the Hindu School for an year more, due to chicken pox; he could take the entrance examination only 1909 for admission to the Presidency College, Calcutta. He used the time to study advanced maths and Sanskrit texts.\nBose went through Intermediate, B.Sc., and M.Sc., which he passed in 1915. His college mates were M.N.Saha and P.C.Mahalanobis. 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        "raw_content": "When junior forward Keith Stone crumpled to the hardwood after going up for a block on Saturday, it looked bad. Less than 24 hours later, the Florida Gators confirmed as much. Stone will miss the remainder of the 2018-19 season after tearing his ACL in the team\u2019s 62-52 win over the Georgia Bulldogs in Athens, Georgia.\nStone was in the midst of his best stretch of the season when he landed awkwardly on his left knee and laid sprawled out on the court in pain. After a few minutes of attention, trainers helped him up and he limped off the court heavily favoring the leg.\nWith Stone now out for the rest of the campaign, the Gators\u2019 already lacking frontcourt depth has taken another hit. At 6-foot-8 and 253 pounds, Stone was just one of four players his height or taller seeing regular action, one of two who did not play in the post.\n\u201cWe\u2019re really disappointed for Keith,\u201d head coach Mike White said.\nFlorida (10-7, 2-2 SEC) is flirting with an NCAA Tournament berth despite its record. The Gators have every opportunity to make the 68-team field, but their road to the postseason just got significantly harder with Stone now being out.\nKeith Stone Mike White\nMike White on Florida basketball, Devin Robinson\u2019s big decision",
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        "raw_content": "Home \u2022 \u201cJesus was led into the wilderness\u2026\u201d: Reflection of fr Blake Crossley on the novitiate experience\n\u201cJesus was led into the wilderness\u2026\u201d: Reflection of fr Blake Crossley on the novitiate experience\nOn Saturday 27th January, after a five day silent retreat, I was clothed with the habit of the Dominicans, officially commencing my year as a novice. St Paul says in his letter the Romans \u201cPut on the Lord Jesus Christ, and make no provision for the flesh, to gratify its desires (Rom 13:14). Thus, the reception or \u201cputting on\u201d of the habit is akin to putting on Christ. It serves as both a reminder to the wearer of the promises and commitment they have made to live in consecrated life and to the observer the habit serves as a visible sign of Christ in the world.\nAt the beginning of the clothing ceremony we prostrate ourselves cruciform on the floor in front of the Provincial (superior) as he asks us; \u201cwhat do you seek\u201d and we reply \u201cGod\u2019s mercy and yours\u201d. In doing this, we humble ourselves by acknowledging God\u2019s mercy is the source of every blessing and the Dominican Order is the divine instrument through which the blessings of our vocation are bestowed.\nThe Provincial then clothes us in the habit one by one before entrusting us to the care of the Master of Novices. The Dominican habit has seven elements or parts. First is the white tunic \u2013 white to symbolize our intent at purity for a life lived for Christ. A black belt in then fastened around the waist to symbolize chastity and justice. Rosary beads are hung from the belt to represent the special role the rosary plays in the life of a Dominican. Next a white scapular (a piece of fabric that goes over the head and hangs down the front and back) is put on to represent taking on the yoke of Christ. The white capuce is then placed over the shoulders as a sign of our religious consecration. The distinctive black cappa (hence the Dominican\u2019s being known as \u2018black friars\u2019) is put on before the black cappa-capuse, which is the same as the white shoulder cape and hood. The black cappa served a practical function in the cold European winter, but does also reminds us that we are still sinful men that need to do penance.\nSo what is a noviciate year? It is a year to withdrawal from the world to ponder more deeply what we think God is calling us to do with our lives. The year is marked by very little access to phones, internet, visitors and the outside world. Many people find this a hard concept to grasp, especially in our technology-addicted western society, but the purpose is to remove external distractions so you can more fully devote your time to study and prayer. It also removes external influences to allow the novice to make their own decision about the direction of their life and not to be pushed into or pulled out of religious life by their family. Remember, it wasn\u2019t too long ago that the eldest son inherited the farm, the eldest daughter was married off and any subsequent children where sent off to join the nearest convent!\nThroughout this year, we novices will participate in the regular observances of the community \u2013 prayer, meals, social activities \u2013 but also spend time studying all things Dominican. This is the only year in our seven year formation that we spend looking at the 800 year history of the order, its constitutions and various aspects of religious life. The rules and timetable are very rigid \u2013 you cannot spend your own money, you need to have permission to leave the building, meals can only be eaten at certain times with nothing in between and for the first time in 15 years I\u2019m being told when to go to bed at night! Ouch! But as one of the brothers reminded me, if you can\u2019t follow the simple rules, how are you going to follow the big ones!\nWell, my computer time is almost up! Thank you again to those who have written and for your continued prayers!\nBr Blake Crossley, a brother novice of the Province of Australia and New Zealand",
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        "raw_content": "Topic: Music and worship\nAuthor Topic: Music and worship (Read 18528 times)\nI've heard it mentioned that especially amongst the traditional RC that they are scandalized by modern music and *gasp* drums and guitars in church. I find that very interesting since the psalms are full of references to stringed and percussion instruments used in worship. I\u2019m wondering how this attitude came to be when the scriptures plainly disgaree.\nRe:Music and worship\nThe Coptic/Ethiopian/Eritrean Orthodox have always used a small cymbal and triangles to keep a rhythm in hymns, and in sub-saharan Africa in the Orthodox missions I believe that some drums are used.\nThe Irish had a harp which was used liturgically.\nI think the major difference is the use of some form of percussion to keep time and rhythm and the introduction of a 'band' which tends to become a focus in itself.\nI am not personally happy with the exclusive use of a choir to perform all of the lay parts in a liturgy either. I'd rather see a choir supporting the participation of the congregation than supplanting it.\nThat's the advantage of being in a mission congregation. Everyone is in the choir and is expected to participate.\nBro Max,\nIn the early Church, it was felt that the most pure instrument out there was the human voice. Nothing else compares. As probably has been explained (or inferred from other topics) in other threads, the early Church service/liturgy had its roots in the early Jewish Temple worship. I don't think there were instruments there - I don't think you'll find it if you go to a conservative (hassidic, whatever, I don't really know) Temple today.\nAlso, think if it this way. When you go to church, you are going to pray and worship in a corporate environment. You are not going for some emotional experience like those evangelical mega-churches. You are going to pray. It's that simple. Therefore, the music should be prayerful - which the human voice has the best capability of doing.\nAnother way to think about. Do you feel that you are praising God with all the works that you do? I hear many people feel this way. (Someone confirm/deny this for me) Aren't we supposed to? If you play in a band/orchestra/whatever, you may be literally praising him with timbrel and dance or the sound of trumpet.\n(Or, all this could just be a metaphor for the human voice.)\nII Chronicles 5:12-14, \"12 Also the Levites [which were] the singers, all of them of Asaph, of Heman, of Jeduthun, with their sons and their brethren, [being] arrayed in white linen, having cymbals and psalteries and harps, stood at the east end of the altar, and with them an hundred and twenty priests sounding with trumpets:) 13 It came even to pass, as the trumpeters and singers [were] as one, to make one sound to be heard in praising and thanking the LORD; and when they lifted up [their] voice with the trumpets and cymbals and instruments of music, and praised the LORD, [saying], For [he is] good; for his mercy [endureth] for ever: that [then] the house was filled with a cloud, [even] the house of the LORD. 14 So that the priests could not stand to minister by reason of the cloud: for the glory of the LORD had filled the house of God.\"\nII Chronicles 29:25-29, \"25 And he set the Levites in the house of the LORD with cymbals, with psalteries, and with harps, according to the commandment of David, and of Gad the king's seer, and Nathan the prophet: for [so was] the commandment of the LORD by his prophets. 26 And the Levites stood with the instruments of David, and the priests with the trumpets. 27 And Hezekiah commanded to offer the burnt offering upon the altar. And when the burnt offering began, the song of the LORD began [also] with the trumpets, and with the instruments [ordained] by David king of Israel. 28 And all the congregation worshipped, and the singers sang, and the trumpeters sounded: [and] all [this continued] until the burnt offering was finished. 29 And when they had made an end of offering, the king and all that were present with him bowed themselves, and worshipped.\"\nIt's been awhile since I've read about this issue, but I think the Church Fathers taught that God permitted ancient Israel (ie: first temple Judaism) to use muscial instruments like the harp and lyre and flutes, to help teach the people of God how to worship God. At that time, mankind had not learned how to praise and worship God. The pagans of the time used all sorts of weird and twisted rituals (human and infant sacrifices, wild and erotic dancing, blood letting etc). God taught the Hebrews worship was to be done Liturgically, yet He permitted the use of musical instruments, because humanity was not \"ready\" for the ultimate expression of heavenly worship on earth. Messiah had not yet come, the Holy Spirit had not been poured out \"on all flesh\" and so mankind was in a stage or being prepared for the coming of Christ. Even in the Old and New Testament record, we can see a progression of Liturgical worship, to where it became more and more pure and refined. The further back in time you go, the more we get a picture of Israel using instruments, even in the temple. But as we go forward in time, we see less and less of this type of worship. By the time of the New Testament and Second Temple Judaism, we see Liturgical worship had been so refined, that the hours had been added. (the hours of prayer are not written of in the Old Testament that I'm aware of) We also read nothing about intrumental worship in the New Testament record of the 1st Century Jews.\n2nd Temple Judaism no longer used instruments except for the purpose of keeping time. (at least not in the Temple) Today in Orthodox Judaism, if you go to a synagogue, they will not use intruments. And this form of Judaism came right out of 2nd Temple Judaism, after the destruction of the Temple, and the exile in 135 AD.\nWhen the Holy Spirit was given on the day of Pentecost, the Church now officially was \"not of this world\". There is no record of instruments being used in heaven anywhere in the Old or New Testaments. Since Christ's Kingdom, came down to us, and it is the Kigdom of Heaven on earth, we of course do not use intruments, because now worship is to be a mirror of heavenly worship. Ancient Israel was permitted to use insturments, but the New Israel should not.\nHere are a few quotes I found on the subject from the Church Fathers, hope this helps some:\nJustin Martyr (A.D. 150): \"The use of [instrumental] music was not received in the Christian churches, as it was among the Jew, in their infant state, but only the use of plain song. . . . Simply singing is not agreeable to children [the aforementioned Jews], but singing with lifeless instruments and with dancing and clapping is. On this account the use of this kind of instruments and of others agreeable to children is removed from the songs of the churches, and there is left remaining simply singing.\"\n\u00c3\u0192\u00c6\u2019\u00c3\u201a\u00c2\u00a1\u00c3\u0192\u00c6\u2019\u00c3\u201a\u00c2\u00a1\u00c3\u0192\u00c6\u2019\u00c3\u201a\u00c2\u00a1\nNotice how he wrote the Jews used intruments in their INFANT state. Not neccessarily in the 1st Century, for Israel by that time was already ancient.\nTertullian (c. A.D. 200): \"Musical concerts with viol and lute belong to Apollo, to the Muses, to Minerva and Mercury who invented them; ye who are Christians, hate and abhor these things whose very authors themselves must be the object of loathing and aversion.\"\nEusebius (260-340): \"Of old at the time those of the circumcision were worshiping with symbols and types it was not inappropriate to send up hymns to God with the psalterion and kithara . . . But we in an inward manner keep the part of the Jew, according to the saying of the apostle . . . [Romans 2:28f]. We render our hymns with a living psalterion and a living kithara, with spiritual songs. The unison voices of Christians would be more acceptable to God than any musical instrument\" (Comments on Psalm 92:2-3).\nChrysostom (345-407): \"Just as the Jews are commanded to praise God with all musical instruments so we are commanded to praise him with all our members-the eye, the tongue, ear, the hand. These instruments were then allowed because of the weakness of the people, to train them to love and harmony\" (Comments on Psalm 150)\nIn Christ, Thomas\nYou're proof texting - just like many Prot's.\nWe're not scandalized by \"modern music\". We're left flat by fake folkies and hymns that sound like butter commercials and sitcom theme music.\ndllwatkins\nDuring the Babylonian Captivity the Israelites became very familiar with pagan instrumental worship, vis-a-vis Nebuchadnezzar and his golden statue. They hung up their harps and could not sing the Lord's song in a foreign land. Upon their return to Jerusalem and rebuilding of the Temple, Israel stood a whole day listening with repentance to the reading of the Book of the Law. It's a different character of worship. Festal pilgrimmages may have been accompanied by Hymns of Ascent, but the Temple itself was more solemn.\nBesides all this, worship does not only mean Divine Services. David played a harp in a field and meditated in the night watches. Whether you eat or drink, or whatever you do, do all to the glory of God.\n\u00ab Last Edit: January 16, 2004, 09:11:54 PM by dllwatkins \u00bb\nQuote from: Keble on January 16, 2004, 08:34:14 PM\nIt is infectious, particularly in Montreal, a city that thrives on juxtaposition (the architecture of the city makes this clear enough). One example should illustrate.\nThe most traditional parish I have come across here is Coptic Orthodox. The chants are executed very well--the capable proficiency in creating an authentic Egyptian atmosphere is unmistakeable. Nontheless, on at least one occasion, after a lengthy series of Coptic Communion hymns (Communion takes a good amount of time in the case of this parish), there was an immediate launch into a round of cheesy English hymns of the kind one is accustomed to hearing in R.C. parishes.\nThere is that side to the Coptic folk. And some of the religious art they like is also of a particular Western type, and yet the churches have some of the oldest icons and the modern neo-Coptic iconography is stunning.\nThere is a certain 'delight', 'joy', 'lightness' - I don't know what word I'm looking for - about the much persecuted Coptic Orthodox people.\nThe Copts, from what I've gathered from my limited contact with them, seem to be amongst the most active of the Levantine Christians.\nThe parish in question has amongst the best books I've seen published for the purpose of following the Qud'das (all three Liturgies). Six columns for every two pages: Arabic script and Coptic script (and English transliterations for both), and English and French.\nI came across a charmingly innovative bit of 'modernity'--I say with confidence it would make a reactionary applaud--that they managed to incorporate successfully into the otherwise traditional setting of their church. Situated above their beautiful wooden icononostasis was a small-size electronic display that would indicate in real time the proper page to follow at every moment of the Qud'das. A lot of back-and-forth page-flipping is involved, making the monitor quite invaluable.\nThey are quite wonderful in that respect. In the Mother church they have a delight in adding neon lights to some religious pictures, such as would give the impression of a censer swinging. Indeed a Rocor priest friend of mine who used to lend his church to the Copts always used to smile at the electronics that would be stored in the vestry.\nWhen I was visiting in Egypt and was sitting with Bishop Boutros of the Patmos Centre I pulled out my Nokia Communicator and both he and several of his clergy all pulled Communicators out to.\nWhich church was it you visited?\nSt. Mark's (of course) in Montreal, Peter.\nThey seem to be well-established in Canada, and I am told by them that they still do not have a bishop, puzzlingly enough. It bespeaks irony that the Melchites, on the other hand, have a bishop, but no church of their own in Montreal, and it seems to drag on endlessly.\nA lot of the churches in the diaspora are still under the direct care of His Holiness. But the UK has two bishops and a metropolitan.\nThe Canadians are very active in terms of working with the English language as the future in the West as far as I can see.\nI have to admit that I do enjoy chant - but NOT all the time.\nAs for the Jewish character of worship - the Orthodox Jews tend towards a very lively and upbeat service with LOTS of clapping [AND DANCING] even when they do choose not to use musical instrument - and they do use them for many services.\n\u00ab Last Edit: January 17, 2004, 07:07:02 PM by Br. Max, OFC \u00bb\nI find some contemporary Christian music very appealing to the ear and the emotions, but I am absolutely convinced that it has no place in the celebration of the Divine Liturgy.\nIt is too much of this world and like this world. And it is a creature of taste and of entertainment.\nSacred music, whether vocal or instrumental, should (in my opinion) be solemn, awe-inspiring, and God-honoring. It should not be intentionally boring, insipid, or just plain bad, but its primary purpose is not to entertain.\nLinus: lets not forget that traditional sacred music was once CONTEMPORARY sacred music. What more, music can be awe-inspiring, and God-honouring while being vibrant, panegyrical, and gratifying and without being stodgy, tedious, or irrelevant to the people. I\u2019m not saying we need to imitate Baptists, but I love a dynamic praise-filled service.\nThere are few things so dull as going to church and the congregation sits there immobile while the choir sings some song no one knows the words to. I go to concerts to hear other people sing. I go to church to sing the praises of God.\nQuote from: Chuck S. on January 16, 2004, 02:43:34 PM\nMaybe I'm feeling cranky tonight, but this bit of Tertullian is a load of dingoes kidneys. Concerts and instruments invented by pagan deities?!? Tripe. Or maybe Tertullian had a tin ear. Human beings around the world make instruments and music. It depends on what's available in materials and ability. I think the general pattern is after voice, percussion, then wind instruments then eventually strings.\nThis is like the time a Greek EO guy (back in the dim times on GEnie) told me that the ***ONLY*** acceptable music for worshiping God that He will hear is Byzantine Chant because it was dictated by angels. Every other sort of music is wrong, wrong wrong.\nwell, shrug. It flummoxed me then and I still don't believe it now.\nSorry if I sound grouchy.\nQuote from: Linus7 on January 17, 2004, 09:50:26 PM\nAmerican Gospel singing is not much solemn, but imho it's meant to be God-honouring and awe-inspiring and it surely isn't insipid.\nQuote from: Ebor on January 18, 2004, 01:05:16 AM\nIt's not much good either, but that's just my opinion.\nWe do precious little sitting in the Orthodox Church.\nI'm not so sure our sacred music ever had as much in common with the secular music of its day as modern contemporary Christian music does with pop.\nWas our sacred music written in conscious imitation of popular music in order to have mass appeal, especially to young people and non-Christians?\nWas it performed by artists for money?\nWas it as devoid of substantive content and as repetitive as so much of modern contemporary Christian music is?\nBefore I became Orthodox, I attended an Episcopal church a few times that featured a pop/rock band and contemporary hymns. We used no hymnal or BCP. The lyrics were projected onto a screen at the front of the church.\nI found that exceedingly dull, not to mention headache-inducing.\nLinus: \"leaning on the everlasting arms,\" \"Amazing Grace,\" \"Pass me Not,\" \"joyful joyful,\" \"Oh Happy Day\" NOT MUCH GOOD?? Linus, brother - we need to get you some SOUL!!\nLinus: don't confuse contemporary inspired music with so called \"Christian rock\" which is a blatant contradiction in terms. You should come up here visit our church and see what good Christian music is\nAmazing Grace is hardly American Gospel music.\nBut you're right: I don't much like the songs you named, although I am not familiar with Joyful, Joyful or Pass Me Not.\nI think Leaning on the Everlasting Arms is not really American Gospel either, although I suppose it could be performed in that style.\nWhen someone says \"American Gospel,\" I think of the type of music commonly performed in black American churches.\nI'm not condemning it as wrong, but it's not my thing. In fact, I find it annoying.\nOh, don't get me wrong. I actually like a lot of the contemporary Christian music. There's a commercial being run on tv now for a two-CD set that sounds good to me; I might buy it.\nI just don't think it has any place in the Divine Liturgy.\nAt more informal gatherings, okay. At liturgy, never.\nthere is more to gospel than Black Baptists. lol\nhttp://ehymnal.com/joyful.shtml\nMany of the song writing Fathers did write theological popular songs to be sung to contemporary tunes.\nNot for church worship - but there was always a tradition of extra-liturgical christian song.\nAs I said before, I have no problem with popular contemporary Christian music. I like some of it and consider it personally inspiring.\nFor example, I have a Jackie Velasquez CD that I enjoy.\nI am seriously considering buying the CD set I have seen advertized on tv; I think it is called Worship Together or something like that. It strikes me as kind of Protestantish, but I can overlook that.\nI just don't think pop Christian music belongs in the liturgy, especially since the way we worship - the words we use - becomes part of the Church's Tradition. A new song would have to be carefully scrutinized before it could be added to the worship of the Church.\nActually I'm pretty sure that the cymbal was introduced later as an allowance to help keep time, it's not original, and it should never overshaddow the voice which is all that's really allowed, it's just for time keeping. All Christians, including the Reformers, rejected the idea of worshipping God with machines. Luther and Calvin both wrote against the practice, as did many of the early Fathers of the Church. It's only very recently that instruments have begun to be used.\nJonathan - your forgetting the OT record of musical intruments in worship.\nI'm not forgetting it, of course instruments were used in the OT. I think someone already explained that. The first Christians would have been familiar with the use of instruments in worship both from Jewish practice and from Pagan practice, it was the norm at the time. Yet they chose not to use instruments. Christian worship is a fulfillment of the OT worship, not just a continuation. For lack of a better way to express it, it's more spiritual than it's forshaddowing. We don't have things that can be about a performer, or that can only be participated in by a few. We sing the hymns together with everyone participating and no performance or exclusion. We don't use devices in our worship, we worship God with our spirits and our voices. This is the way it's been in Christianity from the time of the Apostles until today, with only recent additions made by various Christian groups. (Of course I'm talking about musical instruments in the Liturgy, instruments on CD's or accompanying choirs outside the Liturgy are normal and fine).\n\u00ab Last Edit: January 20, 2004, 09:52:59 PM by Jonathan \u00bb\njonathan: often I find that people choose not to use instruments because they do not know how to play . . . .\nIf the Bible is the word of God, and what is written in it infallible - There is not one reference to music without instruments to be found, but tons with. I understand the history of current practice - but, if tradition contradicts scripture (one of the points of the reformers in the west) should we not side with scripture over tradition? It's problematic that people would say that the psalms are inspired and infallible in some passages because we choose to view them as prophetic, but - in other passages, we say that what is written was true for then, but not for now. OKAY - where does it say that what was true for then is not true for now?? lol\nBro. Max you're such an exasperating fundie!\nLet me approach this the fundie way...none of the instruments, with the possible exeption of the cymbal, are extant. The guitar is a reletively new invention, passed down through the lute to the spanish from the arabs. Your Bible might say \"lute\" or \"harp,\" but I guarantee you those instruments weren't around in Ancient Israel. And besides, I don't see too many lutes and harps in modern worship.\nWhat does the Bible say about trap sets? Give me a quote from your all knowing source of dogma! What does it say about electric instruments? My church plays the bongos. What does the Bible say about that!? Did they have bongos in ancient Israel?! Maybe the mormons are right after all.\n\u00ab Last Edit: January 21, 2004, 01:59:28 PM by The Caffeinator \u00bb\nmy bible doesn't say lute silly it says Lyre. and what\u2019s wrong with appealing to scriptures? I did not say that Scriptures are the be all and end all of the faith after all. Sheesh.\nFundie I am not .\nAnd who is to say that if David had had an electric guitar and a trap set and synthesizer available to him, Israel would not have used them?\nOkay, you're not a fundie, and there is nothing wrong with appealing to scripture. But you do have a tendency to reduce sacred texts (including papal bulls) to the most bare, literal meaning possible. You share with the fundies their penchant for reduction.\nWho is to say they would? You know, I'd say that that's lost to history. Build your time machine Br. Max, and we'll go listen to Marty Haugen in Solomon's Temple Until then, I prefer traditional hymns.\nCaffeinator: Sorry if I prefer to take people at and for what they say without the need to Spin spin spin\nCaffeinator: so you would not listen to John Michel Talbot play at Mass?\nThat's okay, Br. Max, as long as you know (or find out) that meaning is lost in the reduction.\nAs far as mass goes, I listen to what's presented to me. Indeed, I am in my choir and they play contemporary music. But I would prefer Missa de Angelis with full contrapuntal pipe organ.\nCaffeinator: Pipe organs give me a headache.\nPersonally, I prefer music I can sing along with I take my worship personally.\nSure the Psalms are prophetic... but that doesn't mean that we worship exactly like they depect or we'd still be in Judaism. For eg. Ps150 talkes about praising God with various instruments, which St. Clement of Alexandria (I think) interprets to be the parts of the body that we use in singing.\nIt doesn't say in Scripture that we should not use instruments. Yet we don't use intruments. This isn't a contradiciton with Scripture, it would only be a contracition if It said to use instruments and we didn't, you can't be in contradiciton with something Scripture is silent with.\nThe Apostles would have been very famility with instruments in worship, and chose to do things this way. If this practice contradicts Scripture as you claim then we have a bigger problem then wether or not to use instruments, if very people who wrote the NT are contradicting the OT in thier practice then we have problems with the Bible.\nThere's lots of NT practice that isn't recorded in the Bible. After all the Bible isn't a book laying out what Christian worship should look like. Christ taught the Apostles what needs to be in the Liturgy and the Apostles wrote thier Liturgies accordingly. The Liturgy is not in the Bible, but that doesn't mean that it's contrary to Scripture. The Bible talks about our salvation, it's not meant to be a complete instruction on how Christians should worship. The practacle aspects of worship, including the Liturgy and the disuse of instruments, are largely left to Tradition and not included in the Bible. It's not a contradiction, just two different sources of information that don't contradict but don't contain everything in the other either. (well, Tradition includes the Bible since the Bible is tradition, but not the other way...)\nIt's all about \"Table of Plenty\"...\nAnd trap sets don't?\nMe too, that's why I prefer Missa de Angelis\nWell, I happen to prefer Healy Willan myself. (What true Anglican doesn't?)\nThere's an answer to most of this discussion that is staring everyone in the face, spread out across the whole thread, once we get past guitars, cymbals, and Tertullian.\nQuote from: Jonathan on January 21, 2004, 02:51:13 PM\nIs this a reference to the almighty WIND instrument?\nBut the whole reason I began this thread was over claims that the use of contemporary music and of instruments is improper.\n[qoute]The Apostles would have been very famility with instruments in worship, and chose to do things this way. If this practice contradicts Scripture as you claim then we have a bigger problem then wether or not to use instruments, if very people who wrote the NT are contradicting the OT in thier practice then we have problems with the Bible.\nI don't remember seeing anything recorded in the scripture which would imply that the apostles did not or would not use music in their worship.\nI never made the claim that the bible is the be all and end all of the faith so I'm not sure why you felt the need to say all of this.\nQuote from: The Caffeinator on January 21, 2004, 05:08:11 PM\nAnd trap sets don't?Me too, that's why I prefer Missa de Angelis\nless so than does a pipe organ. We actually use a Synth drum mechine Lets you keep the volume low.\nI fail to see how yellow dog is an answer! Or is there something else staring me in the face?",
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        "raw_content": "Can a Documentary Save Palestine?\nTags: [Documentary] [5 Broken Cameras] [The Gatekeepers] [Budrus]\nEmad Burnat (left), the Palestinian director of 5 Broken Cameras, and Abdallah Abu Rahmeh (right), one of the documentary's main protagonists, at the protest commemorating the eight anniversary of the weekly demonstrations in Bil'in. Photo by Lazar Simeonov.\nAlthough neither film won an Academy Award, the very inclusion of 5 Broken Cameras and The Gatekeepers in this year's Oscar ceremonies signals that support for Palestinian resistance is becoming more mainstream. But although it may seem the Oscar nominations for the two films came out of nowhere, they are both part of a proud tradition of anti-occupation documentary filmmaking.\n5 Broken Cameras has echoes of many earlier documentaries about the occupation, notably Budrus, the 2009 film chronicling the village of Budrus' successful struggle against the construction of the Aaaapartheid wall on village land. In Budrus, Brazilian documentary filmmaker Julia Bacha filmed all 55 demonstrations held in the village before the wall was rerouted in response to the protests.\nThe village, however, succeeded in forcing Israel to reroute the barrier before the release of the film, meaning that the film itself could not have been the reason the wall was removed from Budrus' land.\nSimilarly, the village of Bil'in (the focus of 5 Broken Cameras) won a significant victory against apartheid forces, causing the barrier to be rerouted, well before the film was released.\nThe presence of cameras, whether or not a film is being made, often serves to reduce violence on the part of Israeli security forces\nThis does not mean, of course, that the films serve no purpose. The eighth anniversary of the start of demonstrations in Bil'in, coming at the height of 5 Broken Cameras' popularity, was certainly larger than it would have been if the film had not been released. And the simple fact of raising global awareness of the realities of the occupation is a worthy goal in itself.\nAnd the presence of cameras, whether or not a film is being made, often serves to reduce violence on the part of Israeli security forces. This is a theme that is repeated often in both Budrus and 5 Broken Cameras, and in Budrus, Israeli soldiers are seen counting the number of cameras at a protest before making the decision whether or not to use force against demonstrators.\nThe case of The Gatekeepers raises a different set of issues about the effectiveness of documentaries as a tool for social change. Shortly after the release of the film, the Israeli leftist website +972 ran an interview with Gatekeepers filmmaker Dror Moreh, titled 'If this film does not lead to change, there is no hope for Israel.' Several weeks later, the New York Times published an interview with Moreh under the headline 'Most Israelis Are Not Listening.\"\nIt was always unreasonable to expect that The Gatekeepers would lead to an immediate radical change in the occupation. But the film, featuring interviews with every former head of the Shin Bet, all of whom are critical of the occupation, received very little attention inside Israel despite the Oscar nomination and global press coverage. For a film that, according to its director, was specifically targeted at the Israeli public, this is a very disheartening outcome. If there were anything that could make Israelis care about the failures and human rights abuses of the occupation, it would certainly be the fact that every single person who was ever in charge of occupation policy is now against the occupation. It seems that, keeping with Moreh's statement, there in fact is 'no hope for Israel.'\nBut again, this does not mean that the film serves no purpose. Like 5 Broken Cameras and Budrus, it is extremely useful in raising global awareness about the reality of Israeli crimes in Palestinian territory, especially given the Oscar nomination. It also serves as an invaluable historical record of the occupation, told from the rare perspective of the people in charge of actually carrying out criminal occupation policies.",
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        "raw_content": "Recreational angling is an incredibly popular leisure activity in North America, spanning a wide demographic of our society and occurring almost every place fish can be found. Tools and techniques for recreational angling are also vast and selecting the right gear often consumes a lot of our leisure time, basements, and wallets. It is not a \u2018one size fits all\u2019 sport and, for the most part, I think we like it that way.\nGiven recreational angling\u2019s popularity, breadth and depth, this also means that many different kinds of fish are caught in many different ways. That is part of why we do it. In some cases anglers catch to keep, but even they have to release fish that are the wrong species, aren\u2019t of legal size, or when the limit is reached. There is also a growing movement focused on voluntary catch-and-release\u2014a way to enjoy the sport but potentially reduce the impact on fish. In theory, catch-and-release is more sustainable and more conservation-minded. If you see it swim away, the fish is fine\u2026 right?\nAbove: April Vokey releases a Skeena River steelhead. Photo: Adrienne Comeau\nThis is where the \u2018fundamentals of fish\u2019 come in. A couple of good friends of mine (Dr. Steven Cooke and Dr. Cory Suski, who, like myself, are anglers-turned-scientists and focus on recreational fisheries) published a research paper nearly a decade ago that highlighted that, although stresses imposed on fish are species-specific, there are some fundamentals or common ground that can form the basis of best practices for catch-and-release.\nSure, there has been some \u2018catch-and-release science\u2019 performed on certain species such as bonefish, rainbow trout and largemouth bass, however, the physical and physiological tolerances as well as the environments these species reside in are quite different. Nuances in the best practices for the catch-and-release of bonefish, such as the presence of aquatic predators (sharks, barracuda), may not apply to rainbow trout in shallow, cold, mountain streams. Nevertheless, predation could be a problem for largemouth bass, not on adults but rather on fry as they float vulnerably around the nest while the father is being caught and released.\nUntil hard science is done on more of our favorite quarry, what are the broad fundamentals of fish that anglers need to keep in mind to act responsibly and with the fate of the fish in mind? Let\u2019s break it down by the elements of the angling event, and focus on some things that are truly in the angler\u2019s control.\nImages capture a brief moment of the handling event after a fish is landed or once it\u2019s released. For example, if a fish is completely submerged in an image, can we safely assume it was submerged for the entire handling event? As we move forward towards responsible angling, it will be important to encourage anglers and photographers to capture images of best practices. Photo: Dave McCoy\nWork to ensure the operculum (gill cover) is completely submerged and that the hand supporting the head is not impeding the water flow through the mouth and across the gills. Photo: Bryan Gregson\nAny air exposure after an angling event should be avoided; it stops respiration and slows recovery for the fish after being exercised on the end of the line. Note how dry this fish looks, too. Also, avoid lipping a fish\u2014it can put undo torsion and strain on the head and vertebrae. Photo: Bryan Gregson\nIf in moving water, point the head of the fish into the current to maximize the flow of water through the mouth, over the gills and out the operculum. Photo: Bryan Gregson\nEver wonder why a fish gives up and eventually is reeled in? Fish experience exercise-induced stress when on the end of a fishing line. We cannot and should not deny this. To fight the tension of the line, fish release sugar (glucose) into their blood to fuel muscle activity and fight when hooked up. All vertebrates in the animal world fuel exercise this way: when hunting for food, when competing for mates, when running away from a predator. Prolonged exercise and related muscle activity also results in the buildup of lactate in the blood. This has cascading effects on muscle function; the same thing happens when we run a race and get a cramp in our calf muscle or thigh. Playing fish for too long increases the response in blood glucose and lactate levels, and then it takes longer for the fish to recover physiologically following release. Across all species, match your tackle to the species and conditions, and try not to play the fish to exhaustion.\nHooks and Handling\nThe tip of a hook penetrating a fish\u2019s mouth or other body part causes physical injury\u2014it just does. A goal of \u2018responsible angling\u2019 is to find ways to minimize hooking damage. One simple way is to crimp the barbs; this not only reduces hooking damage since there is no longer a need to pull the barb in the opposite direction to entry, but it can reduce overall handling time. Barbless hooks can also be more easily removed by simply grabbing the hook with hemostats or pliers while the fish is still in the water. A quick turn of the wrist and the hook is free without even touching the fish. Also, if a fish is deeply hooked, several studies have shown that it is much better to cut the line and leave the hook in place rather than trying to dig the hook out. Go barbless and practice techniques where the fish is not even touched. If it is unavoidable, do all you can to reduce handling, including avoiding nets and lip-gripping devices. If you can\u2019t get the hook out, cut the line.\nRespiration and Air Exposure\nFish respire (breathe) by moving water in through the mouth, over the gills and out the gill flaps, otherwise known as the operculum. Some fish actively pump the water by a coordinated set of movements involving the mouth and operculum, while others are \u2018ram ventilators\u2019 swimming with their mouths open to get the oxygenated water to pass over the gills. Either way, visualize \u2018in through the mouth, over the gills and out the operculum.\u2019 It is also important to know that water flowing the opposite way, like when moving a fish backwards, does not aid respiration.\nNow think of what some anglers do once the fish is landed. Taking fish out of the water stops dissolved oxygen from getting into the blood via the gills. No, the gills are not adapted to capture oxygen from air. A small number of species can use their swim bladder to \u2018breathe\u2019 but it\u2019s generally not their preferred method.\nAfter being exercised on the end of a fishing line, it is additionally stressful to a fish to take it out of the water, which essentially stops respiration. We are forcing the fish to hold its breath after running a race. There are tricks for minimizing air exposure, like asking whoever is taking a photo to call the shots and get the angler to keep the fish in the water until the camera is ready. That being said, the goal for \u2018responsible angling\u2019 should be to eliminate air exposure altogether.\nAn image of a fish completely submerged is ideal. Underwater cameras are becoming mainstream to make these shots easier. Photo: Dave McCoy\nWork to submerge more of the opercula when taking shots of fish just out of the water. It is evident in this photo that water flow is from front to back. Photo: Bryan Gregson\nRecovery and Release\nDoes it help to keep the fish in the water after it has been landed? Yes, and most importantly recall that the water has to move \u2018in through the mouth, over the gills and out the operculum\u2019 to maximize respiration. So, the mouth and all of the operculum need to be submerged, and anglers need to be careful not to grasp the fish so that the mouth and operculum cannot move. Holding the fish with one hand under the body and one at the base of the tail works well for many species.\nFish that have experienced considerable physiological stress due to exercise and handling can lose coordinated movements of their fins and roll, nosedive and lose equilibrium. These fish should be recovered before release. If in a stream or river, hold the fish completely submerged while pointing the head into the current to promote respiration (do not move a fish back and forth\u2014recall that water moving backwards over the gills does not help, but in fact, can actually harm the fish). Support the fish gently, do not cover the mouth and operculum, do not grip the fish too firmly and observe for coordinated fin movements. If in a lake or slack water, move the fish in a figure-eight pattern to promote respiration (again, only move the fish in a forward direction). If in a boat, put the motor in idle forward and hold the fish headfirst towards the bow. In some cases, live wells can be used to help fish recover, but be careful since these confine the fish, plus it will be important to maintain some water flow or aerate. Recovery bags have been tested for some species (Pacific salmon, bonefish) and are showing promise for allowing fish to recover before release. Overall, only move a fish in a forward direction when helping it recover, let the fish go when its fins are showing coordinated movements, it can keep itself upright and it is actively trying to swim away from you. If you are in an area where predators are circling (e.g., sharks, eagles), consider releasing the fish elsewhere, if you can.\nAn excellent image that still shows the angler and the fish, but the fish is completely submerged. Photo: Dave McCoy\nNote that the fish is dripping, revealing that it has quickly been removed from the water for the shot. Ideally, however, air exposure should be avoided. Photo: Bryan Gregson\nAttempt to move the front hand behind the operculum to avoid any constriction of the mouth and operculum. 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        "raw_content": "Holding On to What We Have\nAs educators, we bear the brunt of our underfunded schools, and there\u2019s no way to stay on top of everything we need or want to do for our students. Despite our skills and training, our work is routinely compromised by limited resources.\nThe recent \u201csnowtastrophes\u201d really demonstrate just how emaciated our school budgets are. We already suffer from a school year so short that we are clamoring to find ways to make up instructional time for our students. And now the District has sacrificed our professional development, time we need to collaborate with colleagues, sharpen our practice, and really foster safe and inclusive environments in our schools.\nAnother example of this occurred on Friday when we lost another day due to freezing rain. Losing a planning day is tough, and it\u2019s one more example of educators coming together to do the best they can, in less than ideal circumstances.\nMany of you were concerned, rightfully so, about the message to \u201cwork from home.\u201d One kindergarten teacher put it this way:\nWe lost access to resources (library, colleagues, copier\u2026) needed for planning. We had 5 fewer days to complete our student assessments. We\u2019re already stretched so thin. Anytime people are overworked and stressed and you take what little they have, there is bound to be some panic.\nOur system is incredibly stressed, and the initial budget proposals coming out of Salem will only lead to more cuts. We know what happens when we\u2019re pushed to do more with less; without adequate planning, professional development, and instructional time we all suffer.\nThat\u2019s why we need to fight for a no-cuts budget in the legislature this year, and I encourage you to join us at either the OEA Lobby Day or at the Ways and Means hearings and make your voice heard (read more below). We need to ensure every legislator understands the impact these budget proposals will have.\nThank you again for everything you do. You\u2019re the reason our schools are wonderful, welcoming places for our students, even when we aren\u2019t given the time and resources we need.",
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        "raw_content": "How to market yourself to employers\nPer Wickstrom October 22, 2013 Business, career Leave a comment\nMarketing a brand called YOU\nMaking an impression and getting hired requires marketing and it also requires branding. What are these things and how do they differ? These two terms are tossed about with great abandon, used interchangeably and also used with some degree of pretentiousness \u2013 so I run the risk of sounding pretentious by even using them. But I\u2019ll try and dispel that by clarifying the two concepts in a down-to-earth fashion.\nVery simply, branding represents what you ARE whereas marketing is something you DO. They go hand in hand and overlap to be sure; marketing is a specific activity and branding pervades every part of a business or endeavor.\nMarketing would encompass your promotional activities, how you go about reaching new people, getting the word out and acquiring new customers. Sales and marketing are also used interchangeably but are distinctly different functions.\nBranding establishes your uniqueness, your core values, your standards, what sets you apart from all others; in branding you are not really selling so much as stating or demonstrating who or what you are. That\u2019s the short version.\nA great example of branding for an individual is Academy Award winning actor Denzel Washington. Whether Denzel planned it this way or not, as far as I can tell, he has never made a bad movie. Not only are his performances excellent, he never seems to be associated with a bad film. Granted, it\u2019s subjective and I haven\u2019t seen all his movies, and some are better than others, but so far I have not seen one bad one. He just seems to pick his scripts, directors and projects in such a way that the final result is anywhere from good to a masterpiece. How he presents himself as an individual also appears utterly flawless. While we all can\u2019t be Denzel Washington, we can learn from such a stellar example.\nWhat does any of this have to do with getting a job? When you are networking, hand-shaking, applying for positions, you are essentially marketing. How you present yourself, who you are, your experience, your standards, and what you have to offer all represent your brand \u2013 the brand that is uniquely YOU. It\u2019s pretty simple. Who are you? What do you have that an employer wants? How can you help that company do better? Are your values similar to the values of the employer in question? You should establish these things and they should reflect in how you dress, your resume, and how you communicate to others.\nThat said, here are some other practicalities that should help you land a good job:\nA resume should of course contain a summary of your skills and experience. Employers see a lot of resumes, so it is a good idea to make yours stand out. A resume can exist online or as a hard copy. A bold and attractive font and high quality paper can help. Depending on the type of position, you want to keep it short and sweet; an executive position would require more information. You can also include a couple comments about you as a person, describing who you are and what is important to you. You need not mention your religion, etc. \u2013 it\u2019s illegal for them to ask you anyway. A resume is often the first point of contact; it should be factual and designed to elicit a response.\nI ran across a statistic the other day that 70-80% of jobs are obtained through networking. I believe this to be true. Most employers would rather interview someone they already met and like, as opposed to going through a mountain of resumes. This is why you absolutely must network. Networking is an infinite activity; there is no shortage of ways for you to network. That is why it is a good idea to have a business card even if you are unemployed; it indicates you are serious about what you are doing.\nYou can network at a wine tasting, a barbeque, a wedding, a baby shower, at church, in a coffee shop, standing in line at the supermarket, on Facebook, on LinkedIn, on other social networks, and anywhere else you can think of. You just keep putting your name out there (without being self-aggrandizing); you\u2019ll get interviews; you\u2019ll get opportunities. Be sure to indicate to people what you can do for them, rather than what they can do for you. Be interested in their company and if you feel you can help them, tell them so. Businessmen and entrepreneurs have problems; one of their chief problems is hiring people that are loyal, do a good job and stay with the company. While you may not be able to promise how long you\u2019ll work at a given location, if you have a good track record you can indicate this.\nA job interview can be nerve-racking but it doesn\u2019t really need to be. Your emphasis again should be on what you can do for them and not the other way around. Find out what they need and what they want, and present yourself as a solution for that. They may not have much time so you\u2019ll often have to keep it concise. Some employers aren\u2019t exactly sure what they want and you may be able to help them with that too. Most employers are also looking for \u201charmony\u201d \u2013 they want someone that is going to work well with their other employees. That is why in many businesses, a series of people (usually managers) must all sign off on someone and one negative vote acts as a blackball. So just being friendly and sincere can go a long way. 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        "raw_content": "It seems like a very simple question, but most people aren\u2019t able to answer it succinctly. In other organizations, only certain members of your team know why you are measuring it, but haven\u2019t clued anyone else in. If you ask ten members of your team, you\u2019ll likely get at LEAST 10 different answers and probably more. Typically when you get to the bottom of it, they are just the numbers you\u2019ve always measured and have been carried over quarter after quarter. You\u2019ve added a couple here and there, and never took any KPIs off of your dashboard. Before you know it, you are measuring more than you have the ability to impact.\nIn order to ensure that you are measuring what matters, you must answer the following three questions about every one of your KPIs. If you can\u2019t answer all three of the questions for a KPI, it needs to be removed from your dashboard immediately or worked on until you can clearly answer all three questions. This is the first place to start when you do your KPI audit at your annual planning session, or when you set clear success criteria for your goals at your quarterly planning session.\nYour company isn\u2019t run by numbers, it is run by human beings that need to know WHY you are measuring what you are measuring. Numbers aren\u2019t inspiring to the vast majority of team members, only to the self-proclaimed geeks, like me. We want to inspire our teams to greatness and need to help them understand why the numbers are what they are. This subtle change in focus will help your team better understand their purpose and align the team to increase productivity and drive the right adjustments at your weekly team meeting.\nIn my years of consulting experience, I have noticed that most people are thinking about the numbers related to their goals, or only financial numbers when they should be focusing on the stories behind the numbers. In fact, there are at least four common pitfalls of KPI dashboards that I see people making all the time.\nI have to admit that I am a data geek. I do know that I have a unique personality type and most people aren\u2019t interested in digging deep into the numbers and want to jump off a bridge anytime that you mention a pivot table. The great thing is that you don\u2019t need to be a nerd in order to increase your team and company performance with KPI dashboards. In fact, you\u2019ll get better performance if you adjust your thinking to answering the question: What is driving the numbers? Instead of putting all of your energy on what the numbers are, start to focus on the story behind the numbers. This is where you will get true insight and help transform your weekly meetings into the most productive time of your week.\nRead full article Does Your KPI Dashboard Measure What Matters?\nCurated from Does Your KPI Dashboard Measure What Matters?",
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        "raw_content": "Documentarian Daniel Griffith is embarking on an exciting new project called \u201cWizards in the Video Wasteland, the Empire Pictures Saga\u201d. Read the interview below, and if you loved the great exploitation films of the 1980s, like \u201cRe-Animator\u201d and the \u201cPuppet Master\u201d films, consider supporting his Kickstarter campaign. Griffith creates superb documentaries on film and this is sure to be another entertaining and informative winner!\nPoeForevermore: What made you choose Empire Pictures as a subject for a documentary out of all the other studios in film history?\nDaniel Griffith: About seven years ago, I started producing documentaries for Shout! Factory's \"Mystery Science Theater 3000\" box sets. I was basically chronicling the 'behind the scenes' stories about films that were riffed on the show. Films that would never get a special edition DVD or Blu-ray with hours of bonus features. While I was working on those documentaries, I realized that I never get the opportunity to explore my generations B-movies. To me, the Empire films were merely the 1980's counterpart to the American International Pictures releases of the 50's and 60's. Charles Band manufactured his films for a specific audience, just like James Nicholson did for AIP. Even more intriguing was the fact that most of the cast and crew on the Empire productions grew up watching those features. So, I found the concept of chronicling the rise and fall of a low-budget motion picture studio in the 1980's appealing.\nPoeForevermore: What Empire films were you first exposed to?\nDaniel Griffith: I was limited to what I could watch at the theater, especially since most of the Empire films didn't make it to my hometown multi-plex. I had to rely on my local 'mom & dad' video store to stock those titles. I was an early Lovecraft fan (we share the same birthdate), so I immediately wanted to see \"Re-Animator\" when it hit the shelves. I remember staying up late one Saturday night waiting on my Grandparents to go to bed so I could pop the film into the VCR. But the film that made the most impression on me was \"Eliminators\". At the time, it was the closest thing comic fans could get to an Avengers-type movie. Now that I say that out loud, I kind of feel sorry for us kids back then. Hehe.\nPoeForevermore: How did Charles Band react to his story being told in your documentary?\nDaniel Griffith: He was a little resistant, in the beginning. I'm not sure if he knew what to make of me or the project. But I assured him I wouldn't move forward without his blessing and support. That being said, the documentary isn't just the 'Charles Band' story. The saga of Empire Pictures involves many of the innovative filmmakers that worked together to reinvent and reinvigorate the independent film industry in the 1980's. Band is merely the foundation for their story to come alive.\nPoeForevemore: What do you hope to accomplish with this story?\nDaniel Griffith: I hope to tell the story of a young, enigmatic producer who created the ultimate monster... a motion picture studio. As the documentary progresses, we begin to see that beast evolve into an uncontrollable B-movie machine. A creature that eventually takes control and brings the creator down with it. The audience will be able to experience exactly what caused Empire Pictures to crash and burn upon the sticky floors of empty movie theaters.\nThe Kickstarter Campaign for the Empire Pictures documentary, \u201cCelluloid Wizards in the Video Wasteland, the Empire Pictures Saga\u201d, is here: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/ballyhoomotionpics/celluloid-wizards-in-the-video-wasteland\nContribute now! The campaign is over 12 November , 2015!",
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        "raw_content": "We came here again after two years, as it was necessary on the way to the western border*, but not without great pleasure. Lower Silesia is not only very attractive, but still offers many new places to explore. And it is a perfect place for relaxation.\ntime of stay: July 23-26, 2012\nroute: Kamieniec Z\u0105bkowicki \u2013 Zache\u0142mie by Jelenia Gora\naccomodation: Paczk\u00f3w (motel \u201ePod kotwic\u0105\u201d) \u2013 Zache\u0142mie (hotel \u201eChojnik\u201d)\n(Note: we stayed in Paczk\u00f3w because of the lack of decent hotel in Kamieniec Z\u0105bkowicki. Paczk\u00f3w is also a place worth to see; for his defending city walls it is often called the Polish Carcasonne.)\nThe route through Lower Silesia begins with a visit to Kamenz (Kamieniec Z\u0105bkowicki), where we go to see the palace of the Dutch princess Marianna of Orange (read: Lady from the Netherlands). Marianna has built it in the years 1838-1857, and for the next 10 years she was arranging gardens. Unfortunately, due to the restrictions of Prussia, she was not allowed to live there \u2013 she could only stay during the day.\nView of 2015\nThe palace itself, like its founder, had no luck. During the Second World War Russian soldiers robbed and destroyed the equipment and set the fire there (the palace was burning for 2 weeks!). Although the direct witnesses of those events are no longer alive, their children still remember the stories which were told them by their parents and shared them with us.\nMarianna\u2019s palace never regained its former glory, although a couple years ago someone tried to restore it. It was Professor W\u0142odzimierz Sobiech, a longtime tenant who invested there his private money. He even managed to run the hotel and cafe for some time, but unfortunately died in 2011 what resulted in inheritance proceedings involving the municipal authorities. The future of the palace is a great unknown although some investors show some interest in it.\nWe approached the walls (by a car, although it is forbidden, anyway the road to the castle is not bad) with great emotions. We are aware that we are following steps of Marianna which had to drive this winding road in the carriage. What would she feel today seeing her beloved mansion in the rather poor condition?\nAnyway, the basic body of the castle, seen from the outside, seems to be intact (part of the walls have been reconstructed). The top of the facade (from the stairs side) still bears the coat of arms of Marianna\u2019s family. But there is no trace of the elaborate gardens and ponds and many architectural elements felt into disrepair. Everything is covered with ubiquitous green. The palace\u2019s walls are surrounded by barbed wire and the simple gates are locked (can that protect it from the nosy intruders?). It is easy to imagine however that after restoration this picturesque building with its gardens and ponds would be one of the most beautiful and attractive palaces of Lower Silesia, maybe also of the entire Poland. Full of sad reflections, we set off on the road to Zache\u0142mie near Jelenia G\u00f3ra, to get the last stop of this year\u2019s trip.\nThat was in 2012. Currently (2015) after the renovation by the owner of the object \u2013 the municipality Kamieniec Z\u0105bkowicki \u2013 the palace looks great and is open to the public. One can visit it in the hours 10.00 \u2013 17.00 (entrance every hour).\nPictures from 2015 made by Renata Drygiel.\nMarianna Ora\u0144ska palace\nZache\u0142mie is a village in the municipality of Podg\u00f3rzyn** (Sudetenland / Karkonosze Mountains), located 11 km southwest of Jelenia G\u00f3ra, at an altitude of 494 m above sea level.\nIt was founded by Czech religious refugees who left their country in 17th century, during the 30-year war. Since the beginning of the 20th century it became a popular summer resort for the residents of the cities that are nearby: Breslau (Wroclaw), Dresden and Berlin, although it has never been strongly developed and maintained a very intimate character. Accommodation is mostly in pensions or rooms at the host.\nZache\u0142mie is the ideal place for people seeking peace and close contact with nature, and also a place of a convenient distance from the major attractions of the region: hiking and skiing centers (Szklarska Por\u0119ba, Karpacz), Jelenia G\u00f3ra, a nearby castle Chojnik and others.\nAccommodatie: Hotel Chojnik\nTo get to the hotel it is necessary to overcome a long and winding road through the picturesque mountains.\nThe road to the hotel\nHotel itself is in an amazing location \u2013 it is built on a slope, with a breathtaking view on the surrounding mountains. There are only a few houses in the neighborhood, which guarantees peace and quietness.\nHotel \u2013 front and left wing\nThere are, among others, two s\nki lifts, tennis court, barbecue area and a charming island in a small pond. But the new owners of the hotel are planning to introduce many changes. Their plans are very ambitious and we wish them good luck! We spent there few pleasant evenings. Good weather and summer temperatures let us sit outside to admire the lovely sunsets and the beauty of the area. On the photo: a pond.\nThe castle Chojnik\nThe big advantage of this hotel is its proximity to hiking trails and the medieval castle Chojnik, which can be reached only by foot. From our hotel the green trail leads\nthere through the forest (on the picture). During the walk, not too strenuous and lasting about an hour, one can see the granite rocks, that are typical for this area (Sudety Mountains are the oldest mountains in Poland). The brick castle was built in the half of the 14th century. Its founder was a Piast prince Bolko II Small. In the 16th century was expanded and also decorated with the rich Renaissance ornaments. Unfortunately, in 1675 a storm lightning has hit the castle, causing a fire that damaged it severely. Since the 19th century the fortress service as a tourist attraction, with a tourist hostel on its territory.\nMain entrance to the castle\nThis castle is also the headquarters of the \u201cAssociation of the Brotherhood of the Knights\u201d. Since 1991 there is even yearly one of the biggest crossbow tournaments. Everybody can try shooting (for a small fee) while visiting the castle. The castle is very interesting, but walking around and climbing its walls requires some physical effort. But one who climbs the high tower, overcoming a fear of heights, is awarded with the beautiful panorama of the area with the town Jelenia G\u00f3ra, lying down the hill.\nJelenia G\u00f3ra means the \u201cDeer Mountain\u201d. Using the closeness of the city, we arranged the trip to it (previously, in 2010, we only saw the Cieplice district in wich we stayed \u2013 (read also Wroclaw \u2013 Lower Silesia). The town is very picturesquely situated in the northern part of the Jelenia G\u00f3ra Basin, and on four sides it is surrounded by mountains: in the west Izerskie Mountains, in the north Kaczawskie Mountains, from the east \u2013 Rudawy Janowickie and in south \u2013 Karkonosze.\nView of the Jelenia Gora of Bald Mountain, in the background \u2013 Snow Boilers\nAccording to tradition the town was founded in 1108 by the Piast Duke Boleslaw Krzywousty (Wrymouthed) \u2013 his trail is preserved in the form of an old Slavic settlement on the Krzywousty Mount. Most likely, the proper founder of the city was\nPrince Boleslaw II Rogatka (much to write about this bully prince!), with the help of the German colonists. After 1392 Jelenia Gora belonged to the Czech rulers. Thanks to production and trade of linen cloth the town grew rapidly, but after the 30-year war and capturing by Prussia (1742) it firmly declined. In the 19th century the development of tourism helped Jelenia Gora to overcome the crisis and started to flourish economically. During the Second World War it was not destroyed. After incorporating to Poland its German citizens were deported to Germany, replaced by displaced people from the east of Poland. On the photo: houses on the Old market.\nWe limited our stay in Jelenia G\u00f3ra mainly to walk in and around the Old Town, which captivated us with its colorful houses.\nOld Market \u2013 panorama\nLate in the afternoon we went to the villa once owned by the German writer Gerhart Hauptmann (a Nobel Prize laureate in 1912), located in the district of Jagni\u0105tk\u00f3w. The museum was already closed but even a glance from the outside assures us that writing here had to be easy and pleasant!\nGerhart Hauptmann\u2019s museum\nFrom the elegant villa we move to the country atmosphere of Podlasie (middle-eastern part of Poland), which is offered by the regional restaurant \u2013 Gospoda \u201cWedle buck\u00f3w\u201d (Tavern near the beeches), situated nearby.\nIt is not only a restaurant but also an ethnographic museum, exhibiting equipment of a typical country house of Podlasie. 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        "raw_content": "Credit:BET\nAmy Schumer is set to headline her first HBO comedy special. Which debuts later this year, will tape at the Apollo Theater in New York on May 29 and will be directed by Chris Rock.\n\u201cAmy is one of the most inspired comics working today, and we hope her first HBO special marks the start of a long and beautiful relationship,\u201d said Lombardo. \u201cThis event is even more special because our good friend, the incredibly talented Chris Rock, is directing.\u201d\nAmy Schumer is the creator, star, writer and executive producer of the Peabody Award-winning and Emmy\u00ae-nominated series \u201cInside Amy Schumer.\u201d This summer, she will be seen in the feature film \u201cTrainwreck,\u201d which she wrote and stars in. Her one-hour stand-up special, \u201cMostly Sex Stuff,\u201d stands as the highest-rated Comedy Central original stand-up special since 2011. Schumer\u2019s other credits include \u201cLouie,\u201d HBO\u2019s \u201cGirls,\u201d \u201cDelocated\u201d and HBO\u2019s \u201cCurb Your Enthusiasm.\u201d Chris Rock recently directed and starred in the critically acclaimed film \u201cTop Five.\u201d\nSchumer joins a long list of stellar comedians who have starred in HBO stand-up specials, including Louis C.K., Chris Rock, Tracy Morgan, Robin Williams, Ellen DeGeneres, George Carlin, Jamie Foxx, Jerry Seinfeld, George Lopez, Sarah Silverman, Bill Maher, Katt Williams, Wanda Sykes and Lewis Black.\nLabels: Amy Schumer, Chris Rock, comedy, HBO, Special, Stand Up",
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She also grabbed the camera and took a lot of her own pictures:\nGone to Garvan Woodland Gardens\nThe other day, we took a trip in the 25-ish degree weather to see some of the most beautiful Christmas lights displays I've ever seen. They were at the Garvan Woodland Gardens in Hot Springs, Ark. The first few pics are ones of the sunset on the way up there. Shan took great shots of the setting sun!\nChristmas and a new 'King of Pop?'\nI'm starting with the whole \"new 'King of Pop'\" thing. Have you ever heard of Ne-Yo (pronounced \"Knee-Oh\")? Yeah, me either. Here's the thing: In the last two days, I've heard a couple references that he is the 'new' king of pop. That is the funniest thing have heard coming out of the music industry since Leona Lewis was being hailed as bigger/better than Whitney Houston. Look, Ne-Yo's stuff is okay, and though he seems to be able to kick some moves, he is certainly no Michael Jackson nor has he been churning out anywhere near 40 YEARS of music. I didn't say it was good music. Mijac has put out some poor song choices for sure, but someone would have to have megahit after chart-topper for DECADES before anyone could call them the king of pop, or king of anything for that matter.\nSo, what's my beef with Leona Lewis? I don't really have one other than the ridiculous marketing strategy they used to launch her US appearance. Ooooo, Simon Cowell \"discovered\" her. Oooo, he is putting all his eggs in her basket.... Yeah, you are aware that he produced Teletubbies Christmas albums, right? Yeah, I thought so. Look, she's a good singer. So far, she's managed two hits. She has a long way to go before she comes close to Whitney or a myriad of other pop-star divas.\nI suppose my real issue is with the hype behind would-be wanna-be's. In my experience, the more something is hyped, the worse it actually is after the hype dies off. If something is really good, it doesn't need a 'marketing strategy' behind it...\nDoes your Wal-Mart say \"Holiday Center\" or \"Christmas Shop\" above the entrance to the Christmas trees, Christmas lights, Christmas cards, inflatables, etc? Ours says \"Christmas Shop\" or maybe it's Shoppe, either way, it says CHRISTMAS. And, it's about time. I know there is Hanukkah and whatever the heck Kwanzaa is, among a plethora of other Christmastime-related holidays, but the truth is, December 25th is Christmas. For a long time, retailers have caved in to the people who want to give 'rights' to everyone on earth EXCEPT Christians (and/or those who believe in Christmas as a holiday). I realize that the main reason Wal-Mart is even showing the word \"Christmas\" is because people threatened their own boycott of the retailer if they didn't start using the word again. Unfortunately, in today's world, too many companies are worried too much about what people think of their \"image.\"\nLast time I checked, this is America. If I want to believe something, I have the freedom to express it. If you don't believe in the same thing that I am professing, then you have the right to NOT LOOK at it, or you can ignore it, or you can feel free to express your own opinion. I hope that one day, I have my own company or am in charge of one that I get to steer the 'public view' regarding. Believe me, it'll wish people \"Merry Christmas.\"\nAnd, well, since I've opened the can of worms, let's get to it. Why is it okay to have \"Miss Black America\" or \"Miss Latino America\" or the \"Black History Month\" or \"Latin American Music Awards\" but it is racist to have the \"Miss Caucasian American\" or \"White History Month.\" I am not racist, and that is my point. If we are 'striving' to be a color-blind society, then why is it that color and race are used in ways that keep the issue in the forefront of people's minds?\nIf people want equality in this country, then it's time to throw out the tired, old cards. There is no 'black' history or 'Hispanic' history or 'native American history' in this country. There is \"American History\" only. I know the history books of the past were written by white guys with a chip on their shoulders. But, like everything else in the past, we should learn from the mistakes and move on. As long as there are shows and 'contests' and groups that are racially-specific, there will always be inequality and division in this country.\nThe main issue will rear its ugly head when America is no longer \"THE\" superpower in the world. When China (or whoever) takes over that role, none of the racial issues we wrestle with today will moot because we will have a whole new set of reasons to be united as one group called \"Americans.\"\nThere has been a lot of talk that Obama is the \"Antichrist.\" That's funny. I've made my own jokes and references to the idea, but in all reality, I find it flat-out hilarious that Americans are so conceited that we would think the a/c would HAVE to come from America. Well, of course he's going to be American, right? I mean, we are the end-all, be-all to the rest of the world, are we not? Come on, we all know that if there is going to be a mighty man that will bring with him the destruction of the world as we know it, he would HAVE to come from the United States of America. I mean, look, I know the whole Christian origin comes from Israel, but really, that's not where the a/c would come from. That's too 'obvious.' And, he couldn't be African or Chinese or French. That's just plain silly. And perish the thought that the guy would come from Canada or Russia. And what about Iraq or Afghanistan? No way. If there is going to be a destroyer of the human race, he has got to be American... I'm just curious, do those people (the ones who see Obama or any other American as the a/c) actually ever LISTEN to themselves talk? I'm guessing not.\nI wasn't going to say anything, but I just have to throw this out there: Yesterday, my father-in-law (a die-hard Chevy man) came over to ask if I would tow his Silverado (with 80,000 miles) up town to the repair shop. So, I hooked up my Dodge HEMI (with 90,000 miles) up to his truck and towed him the eight or nine miles to the repair shop. He said he hoped no one saw me towing his Chevy with my Dodge. :-) We had quite a few laughs over it. My father-in-law is a 'good ol country boy' who spends much more time watching and listening than talking, but he has a great sense of humor when he does speak.\nGetting \"Smart\"\nWhile in Phoenix, my boss had limited access to her email. As a result, she, John, and I took a jaunt down to texarkana to upgrade our phone plans to SmartPhones. In the days leading up to this trek, I had done some research to see which kind of phone I would recommend. When it came down it, two things stuck out in my mind: touch screen with nice, easy to use interface and sliding keyboard. Why? Because I spent the week in Phoenix with Tim and watching him use his iPhone let me see just how easy it was to operate the touch interface. The problem is that alltel does not have a phone that provides a touchscreen keyboard that operates nicely. The way the work, is that the 'keyboard' takes up part of the screen, and you cannot see what you are typing behind the screen (according to what I read about the various phones). so, we went with the HTC Touch Pro (which can also be known as the HTC Diamond Touch Pro, or something like that).\nI love it. Not only does it give me access to my email whenever I want it, but it is also easy to use.... Well, I should say, it's easy to figure out most of what I need to use.\nI ran into one major issue, which turned out to be an ActiveSync issue, which is a Microsoft problem that they like to push blame onto the user. When I hooked my phone up to my PC for charging, it started syncing with my corporate exchange contacts list. By default, the setting was set to delete the PC contents and replace them with the phone info. Yeah, read that again. It means that email address I've built up over the last few years working at the co-op were gone in a puff of smoke.\nLuckily, I searched the net and found many people running into this. Most of those folks were out of luck, though, because once your empty your deleted items, everything is gone. Well, at our place, we have things set up to retain deleted items. So, even if we empty our trash, we have a safety net. Well, I simply VPNd into our network, connected to the server's desktop, which in turn let me connect to my personal desktop, and then I pulled those deleted contacts back from the boneyard. And, it actually worked to my favor because when I restored all my contacts, Outlook asked if I wanted to MERGE the deleted contacts with the ones transferred from my phone! This means the system automatically connected the email addresses with the phone numbers based on the names. Excellent!\nShan and I saw \"Four Christmases\" over the weekend. If you're up for a holiday-related romantic comedy, I suggest you go see this movie. I am not a Vince Vaughn fan, but that didn't stop me from enjoying the movie. The opening scene was great. I didn't even know Robert Duvall was in the movie until he showed up on screen later, and Tim Mcgraw's character makes you see him in a whole different light. Reese Witherspoon is dwarfed by Vaughn, but rather than try to hide it with platforms, the movie does a good job of incorporating it into the story.\nAnd, just when you think you've got the ending figured out, there is a nice twist.\nI will eventually try blogging with my new HTC, so we'll see how that goes... :-) In the meantime, have a good night.\nOh, wait, I cannot possibly end this without saying that Shan and I spent all day Saturday shopping. We got quite a few things knocked off the list, and I was dead by the time we decided to see the movie, but the best part by far was watching Shan try on new outfits. As I've said, she has lost a lot of weight, but she also has been getting toned during her workouts, and it's great to see her face light up when she tries on things that she's not sure will fit right or will look good, even though I tell her otherwise. When she comes out to show me how it looks, it's the beaming smile on her face that I love the most about the trip. That makes all 10 hours of shopping worth it. :-)\nThis post was going to about the realities of dealing with the Postal Service in my recent eBay venture. And, I will get to that in a moment or two. But, first, last night, I had to face the reality that Daisy was dying. A few days ago, we spotted her lying on the ground and it took a concerted effort, coaxing and feed to get her back up again. She seemed fine, and we thought she was doing well. She was an old horse, and we knew this day was coming. In fact, the reason Emily was given the horse was because of its age. Daisy was given to us to have a nice home to finish out the rest of her life. Last night (Wednesday night), I went to feed her and saw her lying down again. I went out into the pasture and she barely moved, and certainly never opened her mouth to take food.\nI got Shan's Mom and we hunted down several warm blankets. I took them to Daisy and covered her up. She watched as I placed each on on her, trying to give her some warmth in these colder nights. She whinnied a couple times, softly. I stroked her and told her what a good girl she was and how happy she had Emily and the rest of us while she was here. She laid her head back down and her breathing was labored and shallow. I was hoping she would get up during the night, or maybe this morning.\nBut, when I went to check on her this morning, she had turned over, the blankets under her instead of on top. She never moved. Her eyes were open. I felt her ribs, just to be sure this really was happening, and what was happening had already happened.\nWe did not tell the kids until after school. Emily had been told this day would come, and I think the reality of it will set in as she looks to see Daisy in her place in the pasture, but doesn't find her. Tyler was understanding of it. He was never a horse person, but he knows how attached we all had become to her.\nSometime this morning, Shan's Dad got the tractor and made a place for her to rest in peace. Daisy was the best horse I have seen. She loved to have Emily ride her, and she liked to buck the rest of us just enough to test our skills. She will be dearly missed, especially by a little girl who got her wish to have a horse.\nAnd, now, I switch gears to the Post Office. Well, I'll give you a moment if you want one to collect yourself after the news of Daisy. I needed one myself before I continued my writing, so I know how that goes...\nI sold a bunch of things on eBay recently. Toys, collectibles, and such. I thought I had packed them well enough for the Post Office to get them into the hands of the new owners without incident. I was fatefully wrong. In just two days, I heard back from two different people who let me know that things had been broken. They also said they thought the items would be packed better. Obviously the packing part was my shortcoming. Apparently, I thought the delivery system actually gave a rip about what they delivered, but I was proven to be so far off base on that one that I will most likely quit selling opened items that have to be shipped. Glassware was broken, a coaster set that I thought to be basically unbreakable was shattered, as is my reputation on the global marketplace.\nOf course, my reaction was to offer refunds, or partial refunds as warranted. But, this seems so shallow of an offer. many of these items were in great shape when they left here, and I thought I had done a good job of packing. Obviously, packing items for shipping is not a strong suit of mine. These people were looking for Christmas gifts and instead they get broken items the Post Office chucked around and evidently a piss-poor packing job by the seller (me).\nFor the next week, I will be cringing every time I open my eBay mail, anticipating the angry responses to things gone horribly wrong.\nI sincerely doubt any of those folks read this, but if you are out there and you receive your items damaged, you have my deepest apologies. First and foremost for my own lack of packing skills, but also for the sorry way the US Postal Service handles the items it is charged with delivering.\nGalavanting around and losing my......\nI spent the last two days in Little Rock (and North Little Rock) participating in the TIE project that my education service center created. You can more info about it here: TIE Project. We learned about technology integration, project-based learning, how to use the Wii in the classroom, tying GPS units into social studies, blogging in education, and other things I can't even remember right now!\nWe had a GREAT time. Well, I suppose it is out of place to speak for everyone there, so I will say *I* had a great time! Lots of fun and fellowship. Oh, and did I mention? Each education service center in the state gets a WII!?! Yeap, that's right. We are charged with buying 3-4 additional ones to be used during summer inservice sessions where we teach teachers how to use the WII in literacy, phys ed, social studies, science, and more. Friggin Awesome!\nHave you ever lost something only to realize you never lost it in the first place? Allow me to elaborate: After I got back from Phoenix, I realized I couldn't find my ATM card nor a couple of blank checks. NOT good. I had taken the blank checks with me to Phoenix because I was afraid that if I left them in the truck while I was gone, someone would break into the truck at the airport and get them. You know, I thought I would keep the checks SAFE. And then I lost them. I got home today and frantically started searching. Well, I found the checks. Whew! No ATM card, and I realized that I could not find a gift that I got for Shan while in Phoenix! Well, crap.\nAgain, frantically, I went through everything I brought back from the trip. No ATM, no gift. OY! Taking a breath, I got my wallet and started to empty EVERYTHING out of it. Wait, let me back up a sec. Last night, while in my hotel room, I thought I might have put the ATM card and the checks in my laptop bag, so I had emptied EVERYTHING out of the laptop bag but found nothing. On the bright side, my laptop bag is now cleaned out. I digress...\nI grab the wallet and begin taking out card by card. And there it is. The ATM card. I had put it in my wallet backwards (why, I have no idea), so it looked like my health insurance card. Yeah, I'm kinda airheaded that way sometimes. Okay, found ATM, got the checks. But where was the blankety-blank gift!? Again, I tore through everything I had brought back. I cam very close to asking Shan if she had seen the item, when I realized that when I had unpacked after the trip, I put the gift in the box I used to hide all her gifts. DUH! Seriously, is my blond showing?\nOn the last day in Phoenix, my camera gave to me...\nThese are the pictures from my last day in Phoenix. I forgot that I hadn't posted them here yet...\nStop the Rock, can't stop the Rock...\nHard to believe, but after a trip to Phoenix last week, I am in Little Rock tonight for another training. This is not a conference, but rather a training being offered to all the state technology coordinators and distance learning coordinators. We are such a varied group as far as our backgrounds go, that a 'melding of the minds' was deemed to be in order. So far, it's been great for me. I have a techie background, so I am learning how to become a better trainer by learning just HOW teachers can integrate all this technology into their lessons.\nAs was pointed out today, the best thing to happen is to take something teachers are already doing, and then give them new/cool tools/ways to help them do it 'better.' Better, by my own definition, means they get the students to use it in ways that enhance their learning and keep them engaged in the activity.\nFor the record, despite my better judgement (well, okay it was POURING down rain this morning), I did not bring a camera.\nI am about to head out to supper because it's being paid for! My Dad always said, \"Never pass up free stuff. Especially if it's food!\" Amen!\nGoodbye, Boston Legal\nThere are very few shows that we have watched over the years that were of the \"cannot miss this\" variety. Most recently, \"Boston Legal\" was near the very top of that list, outlasting \"Grey's Anatomy\", \"ER\" and a slew of other shows that have come and gone.\nTo me, the very best part of the show was its never-failing ability to remind its audience that it was a TV show. In production terms, it's called \"breaking the fourth wall.\" In English, it means the audience is never 'supposed' to be aware that they are, in fact, the audience. In most shows, the audience is drawn into the scenes being played out. We are looking in, as if we are some voyeur peeking in on something we might not otherwise see.\n\"Boston Legal\" threw that in the trash can. Even in the series finale, the 'fourth wall' is referenced directly. Brilliant!\nOf course, the real reason most people watch shows for any extended period of time is that we develop a fondness for (or strong dislike of) the characters we see each week. Denny Crane, the strong, goofy character that started the show was withered away to a babbling, absent-minded person who, in many episodes, was just short of a buffoon. But, he kept just enough endearing qualities that we end up hoping he DOES get the medicine, that it DOES save his life. Alan Shore came in as something of a punk womanizer, and grew into this cocky, long-winded lawyer that loved his best friend dearly (albeit, a bit too much for my liking). I think I always wanted Alan to end up finding and marrying the girl of his dreams, but then that's not really how \"Boston Legal\" was set up, was it? Life is not always \"Happy Endings\" or at least not the endings you ever expect, for sure.\nLike the finale of \"Seinfeld,\" I think the ending of \"Boston Legal\" was one of the worst episodes I've seen. I think it would have been much better to let Shirley and Carl get married, let Denny have the first dance. The bit where everyone goes to kiss the bride was hysterical! There was no reason to have Denny and Alan get married. Of course, these just one guy's opinions, and that is the beauty of this country - we get to say what we want.\nIt would be great if there were a \"Boston Legal\" movie or if they managed to pull a spin-off, but the truth is, the networks are just like what was said in the final episode - cater to the young, ignore the old. Those execs had better pay attention to who is minding the store in this country. Young is hip and cool, but mature and wealth belong to the folks who were actually enjoying their beloved characters on \"Boston Legal.\"\nSo, sitting in my own chair on the balcony, brandishing a cigar and brandy, I bid farewell to Denny, Alan, Shirley, the rest of the wonderful characters that made \"Boston Legal\" a show I couldn't wait to watch.\nPitcher-takin'\nOkay, I don't know what astrological alignment is happening around here, but I have been getting all kinds of flack for my recent pictures. No, that's not quite right. It's not the pictures, it's the fact that I was TAKING them while \"supposed\" to be at a conference for work. I know my Aunt thinks this is directed at her, but really, she was about the third person to mention it, and I've had several others since her comment!\nOn Tuesday, or maybe it was Wednesday I don't even remember now, the pre-conference ended around 2:30 or 3pm. So, we grabbed the camera and headed into the mountains, about 30 minutes or so from the resort. As I am sure you have figured out by now, I take a LOT of pictures. It's something I have grown into. During our vacation to Disney this summer, Shan took about 500 pictures total. I was ripping off about 500 a day. I love taking pictures and I love playing with set-ups, layouts, lighting, etc. Basically, I carry a camera around and I might as well scream \"TOURIST!\"\nOn Thursday, we had a set breakfast with other Education Service Center folks, then we listened to the keynote speech from Dr. Ruby Payne. After that, we actually poked our heads into a breakout session, but decided that our main focus was to attend the pre-conference (that IS why we were asked to go). So, we bailed a bit and headed to Sadona. It took about 90 minutes to get there, ripped off a bunch of photos for about 30-40 minutes, then headed back into town for supper with my boss (who was fully aware that we had gone to Sadona and was the one who suggested we take in the red rocks, thank you).\nI haven't posted Friday's pics yet, but before the flight home, I ripped off a bunch of pics around the hotel itself.\nWhy am I not going on and on about the pre-conference? It was technology and education. I'll be more than happy to share that with my readers, if it is something y'all would like to read, but I kinda thought you'd enjoy pictures more... :-)\nSo, yeah, I took a TON of pictures, *AND* I attended the pre-conference. It's amazing what one can pack into a full few days if one takes a chance, eh! Oh, and the rental car I got had a \"pre-purchase your gas\" option so I could return the car on empty without penalty. So, they got it with the needle hovering... My momma didn't raise no fool!\nPhotos from Thursday\nHere are a bunch of photos from Thursday. I started off with the sunrise from the hotel terrace and then it ends with photos from Sedona:\nWill be posting more pics soon!\nWhew! I made it back from sunny, warm Phoenix on Friday! I was welcomed by 28-degree weather in Little Rock. Holy smokes!\nI posted the first night I got to Phoenix, and I have to say the adventures did not stop on that first night. The resort hotel where we stayed was huge (at least for someone who does not regularly stay in such places). In fact, at one point, Tim and I got LOST trying to find our room. Now, in our defense, it was not really our fault we got lost.\nSee, the 3rd floor is not one that traverses the entire length of the hotel. Instead, it is abruptly interrupted by the foyer's tall columns. The fourth floor and higher all have a walkway that overlooks the grand entry. The third floor, however, has no such thing due to the way the lobby is set up. Well, let's just say it took Tim and I a while to figure this out. From the lobby (which is Floor 2), it appears the next floor up is the third, but it's an optical illusion. What you actually SEE is the fourth floor! How did we figure this out? Did we ask someone? Nope. We rode the elevator, getting off at the third then fourth floors and walking around until we figured out the floor plan. Sure, we could have just looked at the map they gave us when we checked in, but where's the fun in that!? :-)\nOn the flight from Phoenix to Houston, I spent the time watching a couple of TV shows. No games or crashing servers THIS time! I watched a show called \"Big Bang Theory\" about these nerds who live next to a very attractive woman and how they interact (or not) with the rest of the world. It is a riot! I'll have to record that to watch it in the future.\nI also watched the CSI: Miami episode where David Caruso's character gets shot. I don't watch the show much, so I have no idea which episode that was. I'll look it up on imdb later. But, man it was a great show, too.\nI've got more pictures to post from Thursday and Friday, so I'll get to those as soon as I can.\nThough Phoenix had amazing weather (and I've got more stories to share later), it is GREAT to be home again! :-)\nI will leave you with a picture of the book I got for Shan to read to to her class:\nPictures from Desert Mountains\nPictures from North Phoenix\nI've taken some pictures, though not as many as I would like. I am hoping that on Wednesday, I'll be able to take some more because I will have more daylight to burn after the pre-conference is over.\nThese were taken at dusk/sunset, and my camera is sucking at taking low-light pictures, so some of these came out blurry. But, they are pretty, for sure...\nMade it to Phoenix\nThe day started off normal enough. I woke up, took a shower, and got ready for my trip to Phoenix. When the time came, I hopped in the truck and realized I needed gas. After a quick pit stop, headed for Little Rock. Unfortunately, I seemed to forget that this trip was taking place on the Monday after Thanksgiving.\nIt took me a bit longer than I had planned to get to the airport. People were driving like they had never set their butts behind the wheel of a car. One guy would pass a car, swerve back over into the slow lane right behind another car, pass that car, then repeat. If he hadn't been going about 85, I would have called the police with his plate number...\nwhen i get to the airport, I use the 'easy check-in' kiosk. I print the tickets and they come up with Tim's name. Tim is the guy I am attending the conference with. My name is nowhere to be found. Luckily for me, Tim was already in line and the desk guy got everything worked out.\nI get through the x-ray machine and Tim gets stopped. Why? ooops, he forgot to remove his laptop from the bag. That landed him in the hands of TSA. Once that was taken care of, we got to the gate and waited a few minutes to board.\nThe flight to Houston was a little tight since we were on a small plane, but it wasn't a bad flight.\nWe land in Houston with more than an hour before the next flight. We deboard, and head for the monorail. WRONG! the monorail is having problems. we have to go to the shuttle service at the other end of the concourse in order to grab a bus to the other concourse. There is a guy on a cart offering a ride, so wee hop on. I am pretty sure he takes the scenic trip around the block. When we get to the shuttle service, the entire area is packed full of people who are trying to catch a shuttle since the mono is out. It is so bad that the shuttles leave before anyone can get on because the people getting OFF take too long to get through the crowd. Hasn't the airport heard of crowd control!?\nAs we are waiting, an announcement comes on that says the mono is running again. Tim and I debate waiting versus going back based on how long it took to get there by cart. we opt to head for the mono. It takes about a THIRD of the time to get back! when we get to the mono, there is an open train there! As we head for it, an automated voice says, \"This car is going out of service.\" Of course it is.\nWe finally catch a mono and head for the concourse. We've got about 20 minutes or so before our departure at this point. we figure we can ask the desk when they will board our flight and go grab a quick bite to eat. When we approach the desk, the girl says, \"Oh, we're boarding now.\" So, we are whisked away and put on the plane as one of the last people to board, believe it or not.\nThe plane is much bigger this time, and has touchscreens in the headrests of the seats in front of us. We decided to poke around and we can play multiplayer games! So, we fire up Battleship. Tim is the first to catch on that we are sitting NEXT to each other... Playing battleship... We can SEE each other's board... He wins. Next, I teach him how to play Reversi. He never played before. He's a quick study. Really. Kicks my butt by more than 35 points. Yeesh. Next, we try Texas Hold'em. He's not sure how to play poker, so i teach him. He starts kicking my butt. At one point, two other passengers join the game, but before they can play a hand, we crash the server. Yes, we crashed the entertainment server on a plane. leave it to me.... Well, the flight attendant dons her tech hat and she reboots. We are such nerds that Tim and I are enthralled at the fact that the system is Linux-based.\nThe rest of the trip, we played games against the computer rather than risk crashing things again. The really cool thing about the in-plane system is that it does live gps tracking of the plane while you are in it!! Awesome!\nThe plane lands in Phoenix and we head for baggage claim. While we wait for Tim's bag, someone kicks the emergency stop on the carousel. We have to wait for about 5 minutes for the system to reset. everything is going well... And, then... a babyseat comes up the conveyor and a loose belt catches on the conveyor. The belt gets wedged such that the workers have to stop the carousel again. They eventually have to use a crowbar to pry the protective covering up enough that they can get the belt loose. The conveyor starts up again. The guy who owns the babyseat is pissed off that his seat was damaged in the process. Not much, but enough that one latch was messed up. His seat causes EVERYONE to be late and HE is the one that gets mad? i don't think so.\nNaturally, Tim's bag is the last one off the belt.\nThe rest of the day, we grabbed a car at Avis and headed to the hotel. Once checked in, we drove around and found a place to eat.\nWhen i left Arkansas, it was about 40 degrees or so. In Phoenix, it was about 72 when we landed and around 65 or so while we ate. :-)\nOn the last day in Phoenix, my camera gave to me.....",
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        "raw_content": "The Gathering Storm :: A Reader's Diary, Part I\nBy way of explanation, sometimes when works are more than 500 pages long I choose to \"keep a diary\" as I read instead of writing a conclusive book review at the end. I've done this with a few books, such as Jane Eyre and Wives & Daughters. Winston Churchill, being a bit verbose, \"requires\" a diary of me.\nOn the side here you can see a picture of the edition of the 1948 (Houghton Mifflin Company) edition of The Gathering Storm which I own. (Only this is not a picture of MY book because I would never lay mine out flat and ruin the spine like that!) The Gathering Storm is part of Winston Churchill's series on World War II. It is the first book in the series, all of which I intend to read.\nWhenever you mention the word \"history\" people's eyes tend to glaze over and they overlook the most fascinating stories as a result. History might tend to make people bored because it is frequently presented in dull fashion. Dry facts produce snores. I'll grant you that. Books like Unbroken (linked to my review) offer the student of history so much more because it brings the past to life through someone's personal story. Such is the case with Winston Churchill.\nHistory will be kind to me, for I intend to write it. ~ Winston Churchill\nThis series takes a look at the history of World War II as it played out before Winston Churchill's eyes. He doesn't even try to be impartial. These books are his take on a remarkable period in world history and it's made even more remarkable when it is told to you through the pen of a passionate man.\nDay 1: Read Chapters 1 through 3. Got a better idea of what caused World War II. Snickering over Churchill's take already. I really do admire the man but he sure has an opinion! (Which is why I admire him, no doubt. You always know where you stand in his eyes.)\n\"All this is a sad story of complicated idiocy in the making of which much toil and virtue was consumed.\" (Chapter 1, The Follies of the Victors, page 10)\nDiscovered that Churchill really does not have much patience with America. We apparently drag our feet too much when it comes to the problems of the world. I wonder if he'd approve of America's desire to involve herself in every little infraction all over the globe these days? Did he really wish for us to be everywhere?\nDay 2: Read Chapters 4-5. Found Chapter 4, Adolf Hitler, quite fascinating. He gives us a history of Adolph Hitler's life and experiences post World War I which help to explain the man Hitler became. I knew most of the information about Hitler which Churchill shared but was greatly entertained by Churchill's description of the \"lonely.....little soldier.\" Makes you feel like Churchill was patting Hitler on the head or something.\nEqually amusing was Churchill's recitation of his visit to Germany wherein he almost met Hitler. I had heard of this chance meeting (which ultimately did not happen) but did not know the history of why the meeting failed to take place. Apparently Churchill had questioned Hitler's passionate dislike of the Jews and when this was communicated to Hitler, he declined to meet with Churchill after all.\n\"Thus Hitler lost his only chance of meeting me.\" (Chapter 5, The Locust Years, page 84)\nChurchill's opinion of America immediately in the early 1930's?\n\"Absorbed in their own affairs and all the abounding interests, activities, and accidents of a free community, they simply gaped at the vast changes which were taking place in Europe, and imagined they were no concerns of theirs.\" (Chapter 5, The Locust Years, page 77)\nDay 3: Chapters 6-10. Focused on disarming of France, specifically, and other nations generally while the Germans secretly (and sometimes not to secretly) rearmed themselves.\n\"The awful danger of our present foreign policy is that we go on perpetually asking the French to weaken themselves. . . . I cannot imagine a more dangerous policy. There is something to be said for isolation; there is something to be said for alliances. But there is nothing to be said for weakening the Power on the Continent with whom you would be in alliance, and then involving yourself more [deeply] in Continental tangles in order to make it up to them. In that way you have neither the one thing nor the other; you have the worst of both worlds.\nThe Romans had a maxim, \"Shorten your weapons and lengthen your frontiers.\" But our maxim seems to be, \"Diminish your weapons and increase your obligations.\" Aye, and diminish the weapons of your friends.\" (Chapter 6, The Darkening Scene, p. 94-95)\n\"It would be wrong in judging the policy of the British Government not to remember the passionate desire for peace which animated the uninformed, misinformed majority of the British people, and seemed to threaten with political extinction any party or politician who dared to take any other line.\" Chapter 7, Air Party Lost, page 112)\nChurchill meets with a great deal of unpopularity in constantly criticizing the government for not doing more to prepare for the war which he predicts and foresees as being an absolute fact.\nDay 4: Chapters 11-14. Hitler starts to make his move on France. German Foreign Minister Neurath told American Ambassador in Moscow, Mr. Bullitt, that \"the youth of Austria was turning more and more towards the Nazis, and the dominance of the Nazi Party in Austria was inevitable and only a question of time.\" (Chapter 11, Hitler Strikes, page 206)\nMakes me think of how little wisdom young people (I can't resist but put myself into that category as well to some extent - still!) possess and how quickly they disregard the opinions and life experiences of those older than them. Discernment is such an important thing and should be cultivated and valued. (I can't help but think of The Discipline of Spiritual Discernment, by Tim Challies when I see this note about the youth of Austria.)\nIn Chapter 12, The Loaded Pause, Churchill shares his comparison of Prime Ministers Baldwin and Chamberlin which is really quite fascinating. He says of the two:\n\"Stanley Baldwin was the wiser, more comprehending personality, but without detailed executive capacity. . . . He knew little of Europe, and disliked what he knew.\nNeville Chamberlain, on the other hand, was alert, business-like, opinionated, and self-confident in a very high degree. Unlike Baldwin, he conceived himself able to comprehend the whole field of Europe, and indeed the world.\nI should have found it easier to work with Baldwin, as I knew him, than with Chamberlain; but neither of them had any wish to work with me except in the last resort.\" (Chapter 12, The Loaded Pause, pp 221-222)\nChurchill mentions, in the context of 1937, that he was twice invited to meet with Hitler. Churchill thought the better of meeting with Hitler at that time though, as he recognized that he did not have the authority of Britain behind him and didn't want to compromise himself, politically speaking, by agreeing to an audience with a man he didn't trust.\n\"There is no doubt that Hitler had a power of fascinating men, and the sense of force and authority is apt to assert itself unduly upon the tourist. Unless the terms are equal, it is better to keep away.\" (Chapter 14, Mr. Eden at Foreign Office: His Resignation, page 250)\nEngland's refusal to acknowledge the threat of German re-armament continued to plague Churchill. The government wouldn't pay attention to Churchill's \"rants\" on the subject and so he had to sit idly by and watch his country ignore glaring problems. (Surely this would have been most frustrating!)\n\"Poor England! Leading her free, careless life from day to day, amid endless good-tempered parliamentary babble, she followed, wondering, along the downward path which led to all she wanted to avoid. She was continually reassured by the leading articles of the most influential newspapers, with some honourable exceptions, and behaved as if all the world were as easy, uncalculating, and well-meaning as herself.\" (Chapter 14, Mr. Eden at Foreign Office: His Resignation, page 254)\nThere's a lesson in that for modern day audiences (as well as \"casual Christians\"!)\n** Breaking up this post for length sake. Part II to follow tomorrow. **\nLabels: History, Memoir, Reader's Diary\nI think keeping a diary for longer books is a good idea. Sometimes I get to the end of a book, but when I look back at the beginning I realize I've already forgotten some of it.\nYou are right! It's such a shame we young folks (yes, you too...although I don't think you and I actually have this problem) disregard history or just people who have come before us. That's why I studied history in college. I think it's dangerous when we don't know the people who built our world and formed our ideas.\nHowever, also in school my senior thesis was about biased history. What it is and how we can avoid it. So perhaps Mr. Churchill's book might grate on my nerves. I suppose as long as I know beforehand that he's just calling it as he sees it, it would bother me less. Plus, it's less of a history, almost a memoir since he lived through it. And as we all know, memoir can really be anything we want. *cough* Mortenson *cough cough* (before anyone gets annoyed I am NOT comparing the two men...just making a joke)\nI cracked up when you said, \"this is not a picture of my book because I would never lay mine out flat,\" because the minute I saw the picture I thought. WHY WOULD SHE DO THAT TO HER BOOK!?! Glad you clarified. hahaha!\nBerlinerinPoet - Yes, I see what you mean about biased history. I think in some ways this WOULD annoy you. I think thought that, mostly, it would not. (I'll expand on those thoughts a very tiny bit in tomorrow's post.)\nHUGE grin about you being equally horrified about the spine of that poor, defenseless book!!! It's HORRENDOUS!\nExcellent diary excerpt, Carrie. I look forward to the ones to come.\nSince you KNOW I have opinions about this book and everything else, here goes:\n1. There is no such thing as unbiased history. There is no such thing as unbiased journalism. There is plenty that masquerades as unbiased in both fields. I believe it is better to acknowledge one's biases up front rather than pretend they don't exist.\n2. Young people cling to absurd and dangerous ideas when they sense that the \"old folks\" are clinging to hollow and untrue values. I believe we are seeing this in our time. Nazism triumphed during a period of economic distress and following a period of philosophical emptiness.\nThis is what I get for commenting and not checking back.\nCarrie: Now, here is my bias. I have an easier time reading history that is biased...if I agree with it. And knowing a teeny tiny bit about Churchhill, I probably do. So, I'm definitely adding it to my \"to-read\" list.\nDiary of an Autodidact: The statement \"there is no such thing as unbiased history\" is a bit of an axiom that no one really takes time to examine. You are correct in repeating it, but you have to go a bit deeper than that. Obviously because it is written by humans, you can't remove it's humanity. However, the difference between a Howard Zinn and a Eugene Genovese for example is palpable.\nOh wow--I think I might have just added another rather long book (or set of books) to my TBR list. 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Lindsay made me laugh outloud on more than one occasion reading about the bizarre situations that Bluegum and pals got themselves into and seeing how they would get out of them.\nThis is how the book opens, which told me instantly that I was in for a real treat:\n\"This ia s frontways view of Bunyip Bluegum and his Uncle Wattleberry. At a glance you can see what a fine, round, splendid fellow Bunyip Bluegum is, without me telling you. At a second glance you can see the Uncle is more square than round, and that his face has whiskers on it.\"\nLindsay offers fun descriptions of the setting in each of his \"Slices\" of the story. (The book is divided into \"Slices\" as opposed to chapters.)\n\"The Society of Puddin'-Owners were up bright and early next morning, and had the billy on and tea made before six o'clock, which is the best part of the day, because the world has just had his face washed, and the air smells like Pears' soap.\"\nThe Society of Puddin' Owners is constantly being hounded by a pair of puddin' thieves, Possum and Wombat, who disguise themselves in silly ways in order to get close to the puddin'. As such, Bill is forever suspecting anyone who looks remotely \"funny\" to be a puddin' thief in disguise. At one point, he assumes that Uncle Wattleberry's whiskers are a disguise and he attacks the Uncle to try to pull the whiskers off.\n\"Apologies are totally inadequate,\" shouted Uncle Wattleberry. \"Nothing short of felling you to the earth with an umbrella could possibly atone for this outrage. you are a danger to the whisker-growing public.\"\nAnd so on and so forth. I was supremely delighted as I read along. I was also delighted that a full-length feature film was released by the same title, but apparently it was derided as being an awful depiction of the book, heavily deviating from the story. You really have to stick to the story to keep the charm so I'll not likely watch the film!\nAs I mentioned, this book was originally published in 1918 and has it has been reprinted numerous times since. Apparently Lindsay wrote this book to settle an argument with his friend Bertram Stevens. Stevens said that children liked to read mostly about fairies and Lindsay said that they liked to read about food. Personally I think children like to read about both but I'm glad Lindsay felt the need to prove a point! As for making points, he made his quite well. This book has been translated into a variety of languages including Japanese and German and has remained in print ever since.\nA highly recommended treat to be sure! 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Panel 11.\npossibly Charles Cook, Corporal 43257, 10th Battalion, Essex Regiment. Died of wounds 17 October 1916. Aged 22. Enlisted Maldon, Essex, resident Lanford, Maldon. Son of John and Edith Cook, of Stratford, Essex. Buried in CONTAY BRITISH CEMETERY, CONTAY, Somme, France. Plot III. Row C. Grave 29.\nDIGBY Charles Joseph\nActing Corporal 202030, 4th Battalion, Essex Regiment. Killed in action in Palestine 19 September 1918. Born and resident Gt Leighs, enlisted Chelmsford. Buried in RAMLEH WAR CEMETERY, Israel and Palestine (including Gaza). Section U. Grave 83. See also Little Leighs\nDIGBY Ernest\nPrivate 45075, 10th Battalion, Essex Regiment. Died of wounds 15 May 1918. Aged 19. Born and resident Gt Leighs, enlisted Chelmsford. Son of Charles and Susannah Digby, of Great Leighs, Chelmsford. Buried in BELGRADE CEMETERY, Namur, Belgium. Plot III. Row B. Grave 8.\npossibly Private 225386, 1st Battalion (Royal Fusiliers) attached 2nd/4th Battalion, London Regiment. Killed in action 21 March 1918. Born Walton, enlisted Burgh heath, resident tadworth. Formerly 18047, East Surrey Regiment. No known grave. Commemorated on POZIERES MEMORIAL, Soome, France. Panel 85 and 86.\nFITCH Archie\nPrivate 6873, 2nd Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Killed in action 10 July 1916. Born Birdbrook, Essex, enlisted Haverhill. Went to the Front 30 August 1914. Buried in BRONFAY FARM MILITARY CEMETERY, BRAY-SUR-SOMME, Somme, France. Plot I. Row D. Grave 42.\nFITCH Arthur\nPrivate CH/15332, H.M.S. Formidable, Royal Marine Light Infantry. Killed or died as a direct result of enemy action 1 January 1915. Born 13 March 1885 at Bradbrook, Halstead, Essex. His father lived near Lawn's Farm, Little Waltham, Chelmsford. No known grave. Commemorated on CHATHAM NAVAL MEMORIAL, Kent. Panel 13.\nFITCH Dick\nPrivate 10189, 2nd Battalion, Essex Regiment. Killed in action 26 August 1914. Born Steeple Bumpstead, enlisted Maldon, resident Witham. No known grave. Commemorated on LA FERTE-SOUS-JOUARRE MEMORIAL, Seine-et-Marne, France.\nFITCH George Bennett\nPrivate 7172, Suffolk Regiment transferred to 161891, Labour Corps. Died at Eastbourne Hospital 11 February 1919. Born Birdbrook. Attested aged 18 years 2 months 20 December 1905, passed fit 22 December 1905, posted to Suffolk Regiment Depot, 23 December 1905 and the 1st Battalion 8 March 1905. Posted to 3rd Battalion 14 December 1915. Farm Labourer by trade. Father Walter Fitch of Little London, near Fitchingfield, Essex. He was 5 feet 5 inches, weighed 117 lbs, chest 33 inches, complexion fresh, eyes blue, hair brown; religion Church of England. Suffered pleurisy 16 September to 1 November 1907 at Woolwich. He went with the Egypt Campaign 5 August to 21 October 1914, was back in the UK 24 October 1914 to 15 January 1915 and went with the Expeditionary Force to France 16 January 1915v Wounded in the right hand at Malta, sick 15 to 27 May 1908. He suffered frostbite treated at Netley between 10-19 March 1915. At Bury St Edmunds 15 June to 10 August 1915 with gun shot wounds to the right hand and again between 18 August and 13 November 1915. Posted to the 5th Battalion, Labour Corps 15 May 1917 by the authorisation fo the Commander Hospital Eastbourne. He was admitted to Central Military Hospital, Eastbourne, 20 January 1919 with a Seoptic Throat and Pericarditis and Bronchitis. The 30 January he was getting worse, 31 January Capillary Bronchitis in both lungs. 6 February worse again, 10 February both lungs collapsed, died 7:30pm 11 February. Buried in WRITTLE (ALL SAINTS) CHURCHYARD, Essex.\nMANSFIELD Frederick aka Fred\nPrivate 28476, 2nd Battallion, Hampshire Regiment. Killed in action 28 September 1918. Aged 33. Born White Notley, enlisted Chekmsford, resident Great Leighs. Son of William Mansfield. Formerly 32373, Essex Regiment. No known grave. Commemorated on TYNE COT MEMORIAL, West-Vlaanderen, Belgium. Panel 88 to 90 and 162. See also Little Leighs\nRAYNER Charles Jonathan\nPrivate 2571, 9th Battalion, Royal Fusiliers. Killed in action 7 October 1916. Aged 23. Born Halstead, Essex, enlisted Chelmsford, resident Great Leighs. Son of Charles William and Lydia Rayner, of \"Lowleys\", Great Leighs, Chelmsford. No known grave. Commemorated on THIEPVAL MEMORIAL, Somme, France. Pier and Face 8 C 9 A and 16 A.\nSARGEANT Harry\nRifleman S/14432, 12th Battalion, Rifle brigade (The Prince Consort's Own). Killed in action 4 September 1916. Aged 21. Born and resident Gt Leighs, enlisted Braintree. Son of Thomas and Hephzibah Sargeant, of Grantham House Gardens, Putney Heath, London. Buried in SAILLY-SAILLISEL BRITISH CEMETERY, Somme, France. Plot XII. Row C. Grave 9.\nTRITTON Alan George\nCaptain, 3rd Battalion, Coldstream Guards, Killed in action 26 October 1914. Aged 32. Son of Joseph Herbert and Lucy Jane Tritton. Buried in LE TOURET MILITARY CEMETERY, RICHEBOURG-L'AVOUE, Pas de Calais, France. Plot I. Row B. Grave 11.\nExtract from De Ruvigny's Roll of Honouir 1914-1918:\nTRITTON ALAN GEORGE, Capt. 3rd Battn. Coldstream Guards, yst. s. of J. Herbert Tritton, of Lyons Hall, Great Leighs, co. Essex, and of 4, Lowndes Square. London, S.W.; b. 28 Jan 1852; gazetted 2nd Lieut. Coldstream Guards 11 Aug. 1900; promoted Lieut. 3 Oct. 1903, and Capt. 16 May, 1910: served in the South African War 1901-2, taking part In the operations in Cape Colony Dec. 1901, to 31 May, 1902; was Adjutant of the Guards\u2019 Depot from 5 Nov. 1906 to 31 March, 1907, and of the Coldstream Guards from 30 April., 1907, to 29 April, 1910; acted as A.D.C. to G.O. Commanding-in-Chief, Western Command, from 01 Oct. 1910. to 31 Oct. 1912; served with the Expeditionary Force in France and Flanders, and was killed In action 26 Dec. 1914.\nExtract from The Bond of Sacrifice: Volume 1:\nCAPTAIN ALAN GEORGE TRITTON, 3rd BATTN. COLDSTREAM GUARDS, who was killed in action in France on the 26th December, 1914, was the youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Herbert Tritton, Lyon's Hall, Great Leighs, Essex, and 4, Lowndes Square, London, S.W. Captain Tritton was born on the 28th January, 1882, and was educated at Winchester, from which he passed direct into the R.M.C., Sandhurst. He received his commission in the Coldstream Guards in August, 1900, proceeded almost at once to South Africa on active service, and was present at operations in Cape Colony from December, 1901, to May, 1902. Becoming Lieutenant in October, 1903, he was from November, 1900, to March, 1907, Adjutant at the Guards' depot, and from April, 1907, to April, 1910, Adjutant of his battalion. In May, 1910, he obtained his company, and in October of the same year was appointed A.D.C. to the General Officer Commanding-in-Chief, Western Command, Chester. For his services in the Great War he was mentioned in Sir John French's Despatch of the 8th October, 1914.\nMemorial Plaque to Captain Alan George Tritton\nMounted on the inside north wall of the Nave of St Mary the Virgin Church\nPhotograph \u00a9 Copyright Trevor Wright 2014\nWARD Alfred Reginald\nDriver 103287, XVI Corps Ammunition Column, Royal Field Artillery. Died in Salonika 30 September 1918. Aged 20. Born and enlisted Chelmsford. Son of Harry and Helen Tamer Ward, of Homeleigh, Great Leighs, Chelmsford. Buried in SARIGOL MILITARY CEMETERY, KRISTON, Greece. Plot/Row/Section A. Grave 8.\nWARD Charles Henry\nDriver 128914, \"F\" Battery, 14th Brigade, Royal Horse Artillery. Died 16 November 1917. Aged 25. Born Gt Leighs, enlisted Chelmsford. Son of Florence Maria Ward, of Laburnum Cottage, Little Waltham, Chelmsford, and the late Henry Ward. 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        "raw_content": "Actor Producer Stelio Savante Boosts a Deeply Challenged Tide of South African Actors to Hollywood\nSavante tells SABLE that SA actors increasingly require networking resources and new skills in Hollywood, as the Rand currency and teaching levels decline \u201cback home\u201d\nStelio Savante is the networking dynamo at the hub of the South African community competing for stardom in Hollywood.\nBut the prolific, award-winning actor and producer told SABLE that he has deep concerns over the impact of the collapsing Rand and of poor teaching skills on actors still developing their careers in South Africa.\nSavante \u2013 who was the first male South African to win a Screen Actors\u2019 Guild nomination \u2013 has played opposite U.S. icons like Samuel L. 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Just last week, I was setting up meetings for Kim Engelbrecht, the wonderful actress from the Dominion series \u2013 she\u2019s on her way to the U.S., and also wants to meet with my dialect coach. That\u2019s a smart move. I collaborate with the brilliant South African director Rudolf Buitendach all the time \u2013 one movie we did together, Selling Isobel, is now in post-production, and we\u2019ll be doing a new movie in the fall.\u201d\nAlthough perhaps best known popularly for his starring role in the hit TV series The Making of the Mob, Savante has racked up broad critical acclaim for character acting roles in movies like A Million Colours and Where the Road Runs Out, as well as on popular TV series like Ugly Betty.\nMeanwhile, among actors, he is rapidly cementing a reputation as the champion of the theater world\u2019s response to the 9/11 terrorist attacks, which he witnessed directly. In addition to being featured alongside Bruce Springsteen and others in a major documentary about the cultural response to 9/11, Savante produced and starred in the iconic play to mark the 10th anniversary of the attacks \u2013 called 110 Stories. He will soon be starring in another Broadway play on 9/11, called Jeremiah 5:1, opposite Kathleen Turner, whom he brought in for the role. In keeping with his appetite for complex and conflicted characters, he will perform the true-life role of a terror suspect who undergoes intense inner struggles, as law enforcement officers seek to recruit him as a double agent.\nHe will next be seen on the big screen in a major family movie by Lionsgate, Army Dog \u2013 which is already a top-trending film on VOD \u2013 and in the biopic Eisenstein in Guanajuato, which has attracted a major award nomination at the Berlin International Film Festival.\nSavante\u2019s work rate is now up to half a dozen major projects per year, for stage and screen \u2013 where he also often serves both as actor and producer.\nRemarkably: this prolific output coincides not only with his long-standing battle with Celiac disease, but also with a newly diagnosed disorder called Hashimoto\u2019s Disease \u2013 an immune system illness which also triggers depression.\nSavante told SABLE that his work rate was partly because of these illnesses \u2013 rather than despite them \u2013 as he has found that the focus on his acting craft helps keep the symptoms at bay.\n\u201cIts been a tough few months, in terms of illness; I\u2019ve had a ton of people praying for me,\u201d he says. \u201cBut I\u2019ve found that as long as I\u2019m focused on my character role, and not on Stelio, I can stay ahead of it; the work really helps.\u201d\nHe adds: \u201cI love the work \u2013 especially the roles which appeal to me personally, or which deal with a human rights issue or examine the every-day heroism or challenges from an event like 9/11. I am producing more and more, so one hand helps the other: before you know it you\u2019re averaging 6 or 7 projects a year. I am represented as an actor only, and I\u2019m grateful to have really great representation. But when I\u2019m cast, I might have a meeting with the director and producer and ask them if there are perhaps a couple of names they\u2019d be interested in, who are friends of mine or who I think could add to the project, who can come on board. So I\u2019m a producer on the talent side, not the financing side.\u201d\nOf the more than one hundred successful South African-born professionals this writer has interviewed in the U.S., Savante is among those who stand out for their astonishing generosity of spirit, and their honest fidelity to their roots.\nLike surfing legend Shaun Tomson \u2013 who is dedicated to empowering youth in both the U.S. and South Africa with life-saving decision-making tools \u2013 and Dr. Mankekolo Mahlangu-Ngcobo, who champions human rights causes in both countries, both great and small, Savante\u2018s commitment to truth and authenticity have remained profoundly unchanged, even as his skills and acclaim have soared on the biggest stage.\nYou see it in the characters he plays; in the opportunities he creates, unsolicited; in the casual but courageous candor of his interviews. As a beacon for burgeoning South African actors to follow as they look westward, it is somewhat removed from the searchlights of Academy Awards glamor, but is perhaps a better kind of bright.\nSavante says incoming actors could benefit from the linkages and advocacy of established U.S. networks for South African talent, such as the SABLE Accelerator. He says mentorship from established producers and actors in Hollywood is increasingly important, partly because of the poor standard of training and preparation within South Africa\u2019s domestic film industry.\n\u201cCasting directors encourage newly located South Africans to focus on character work, as opposed to auditioning the way they think the character should be played. We hear the same thing all the time: 'There is a lot of raw acting talent back in South Africa and some great talent, but the cinematographers and the crew that work on these series and movies in the Cape are generally a lot more skilled and professional than the actors \u2013 who typically are not strong. That\u2019s partly because acting teachers in South Africa who can actually teach relevant skills are few and very far between.\u201d\nSavante says he is also concerned for the future of the film industry itself in the Cape Province. \u201cA lot of productions coming in are getting fed up with load shedding \u2013 though a lot of them have generators on set, the production office often can\u2019t function and do the administrative side. We expats in LA are very proud of our home country. But, frankly, I\u2019m terrified for what the future might hold for the film industry and tourism in the Cape Province if there is a change in political leadership and governance there.\u201d\nMeanwhile, the Cape Town-born star says the collapse in South Africa\u2019s currency in the past two years represents a direct threat to promising talent, and to the through-put of breakthrough South African stars in Hollywood. \u201cA lot of South African artists back home are starting to get very nervous \u2013 simply because the currency is getting worse and worse. It's hard enough being an actor there, and needing a second job to pay the bills \u2013 but their acting paychecks are rapidly becoming worthless; certainly, as a resource to leverage an international career.\nHaving previously encouraged many actors to remain in South Africa, Savante admits that he is increasingly encouraging talented artists to gear their careers toward the U.S. stage. \u201cLook, it is very tough here when you first arrive. Frankly, it\u2019s a different ballgame; the quality of competition is so much higher. But coming here gives them a great opportunity to study with good teachers, to learn on the job, and to compete at a level they haven\u2019t experienced before. There are South African actors here who are not known in South Africa itself, but who are getting more and more work. And the learning of the craft never ends, and it is wonderful. I recently did a movie \u2013 Eisenstein in Guanajuato \u2013 under the legendary director Peter Greenaway. The film has been a huge, huge success. At the age of 73, he can do things that directors half his age can\u2019t do. What an experience to work with him.\u201d\nSavante says South African talent is steadily making an impact in all three acting mediums. \u201cI brought in Sal Masekela in as my narrator for 110 stories in 2013, and I also brought in Rudolf Buitendach to direct \u2013 those kinds of collaborations are so rewarding,\u201d he says. \u201cI was also in a movie that Rudolf directed that was the first feature ever to shoot in Equatorial Guinea, so we\u2019re breaking new ground. 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        "raw_content": "Albert Einstein once said that \u201cthe definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.\u201d\nAIt\u2019s too bad that the German physicist doesn\u2019t have a seat on the Sacramento City Council. When it comes to the newest proposal to expand the convention center\u2014tentatively set to be discussed, and perhaps voted on, on Oct. 18\u2014we need to consider Einstein\u2019s words carefully.\nBy all appearances, we\u2019re about to make the same mistake for the third time on the same plot of land.\nThe first time was in 1974 when the city built a shiny new convention center. The problem? Apparently, the city didn\u2019t think it would ever need to expand. How do we know that? Because it was landlocked, blocked on every side.\nSo in 1986, when Sacramento convention officials\u2014none of whom are affiliated with the city today\u2014declared that it was time to expand the convention center to keep up with other cities, funding wasn\u2019t the only challenge. There was simply no room to grow. Multiple structures surrounded the facility, including a 1912 apartment building\u2014the Merrium\u2014that preservationists wanted to protect. The city was stuck.\nLong story short, city officials and lawyers wrestled with land acquisition issues\u2014including lawsuits, protests and eminent domain discussions\u2014year after year until the situation was resolved (the Merrium didn\u2019t make it), and the $80 million expansion finally materialized 10 long years after the Sacramento Convention & Visitors Bureau (SCVB) first said it needed it. To borrow loosely from the UPS slogan, that\u2019s not exactly moving at the speed of business.\nNonetheless, in 1995, the new concrete structure we know today opened to much fanfare with, according to The Sacramento Bee, \u201ctrumpets blowing, children singing and torches flaring.\u201d\nThe opening date: April Fools\u2019 Day.\nWhy is that meaningful? As the Bee then noted, the SCVB returned to the council 199 days later. There was a problem. Convention bookings, bureau executives explained, were going much slower than anticipated and the SCVB couldn\u2019t make its payments. It turned out that in order to fill the convention center, Sacramento needed more nearby hotels. So the city had to buy itself out of its hole, and offer up cash to attract hotels. Funny thing, though. It turns out that hotels also need the same thing convention centers do\u2014land.\nEventually the hotels came, thanks in part to wrecking balls and public subsidies.\nYes, for a second time, we built a bigger convention center with no room to expand.\nFast-forward to 2013. The SCVB told the city it was time to invest in a larger facility again. The organization, recently renamed Visit Sacramento, was right, of course. It had been nearly 20 years since we\u2019d last expanded the center, and we had lost our competitive edge once again.\nBut while almost everyone agrees that we need a bigger convention center, not everyone agrees on the size. The SCVB recently said that we need a relatively modest bump from 137,000 square feet of exhibition space to about 200,000 square feet. Meanwhile, two influential business groups in Sacramento\u2014Region Builders and the Greater Sacramento Area Economic Council (GSAC)\u2014have called for a far larger expansion.\nPart of it, naturally, comes down to money. The city has been looking at spending roughly $200 million on a combined refurbishment and expansion of the convention center and Community Center Theater. It sounds like a lot, but isn\u2019t nearly enough according to some involved.\nBoth GSAC and Region Builders are arguing, rightly, that we\u2019re approaching this problem backwards. Instead of determining what we actually need to do to boost our convention business in a major way, we\u2019re looking at how much we can afford right now, today, without a sharp eye on the future.\nBut don\u2019t get lost in the numbers\u2014either square footage or available dollars. Both are pliable figures that will change over time. What won\u2019t change in the near future is the finite amount of land available at this site.\nIn this case, however, there is far more room to expand than the city is willing to admit. One major structure on the site not only can be demolished\u2014freeing up ample space for a more substantial convention center expansion\u2014but should be demolished and resurrected in a new and better location in another part of downtown.\nSo instead of wasting $100 million\u2014the approximate amount the city is considering spending to refurbish the theater alone, thus saddling us with a lesser building in that space for generations\u2014let\u2019s take that money, create a public-private partnership, and build a new landmark structure on Lot X.\nI\u2019m speaking, of course, of the decrepit Community Center Theater (CCT)\u2014that concrete mass of Brutalist architecture that stands defiantly as a paean to civic mediocrity. Not only is it uninspiring, but its glaring inadequacies are why it sits empty an embarrassing 270 nights per year. Through a series of unfortunate events, Sacramento has surrendered its cultural mojo to superior performance halls in Davis and Folsom.\nAs I\u2019ve opined in this column before, not only is the theater grossly inferior as a home for the performing arts, but its current site, virtually hidden on L Street, is the wrong spot for a lively cultural center. Just ask the local chapter of The American Institute of Architects, which wrote the city manager and city council this past March explaining that \u201cthe existing Community Center Theater is generally considered to be a disconnected and underachieving low point in our otherwise vibrant downtown.\u201d The letter goes on to say, \u201cAs architects, we intimately know the transformative value of good design, and its effect on the region and the individual. We hope you will see the opportunities available in pursuing a new theatre.\u201d\nAs a member of Mayor Johnson\u2019s performing arts center task force\u2014which after a year of study concluded definitively that a new theater is, in fact, needed\u2014I can tell you that, in my opinion, the ideal home for a brand-new performing arts center is at Lot X at 3rd Street and Capitol Mall, a property now owned by the Sacramento Kings. Not only is it a high-profile address, but it\u2019s also highly visible from Interstate 5\u2014the perfect perch for an architectural showpiece.\nAt its current location on L Street, approximately 11,000 cars pass by it each day. At Lot X? Nearly 200,000 cars drive by daily on I-5 and Capitol Mall. Designed right, this new civic amenity could be an architectural icon that helps shape the perception of the city for over 70 million drivers per year.\nAlso, at that location, it would be adjacent to the planned Crocker Park sculpture garden, creating a powerful synergistic effect where thousands of people could gather in the park to watch real-time performances happening inside the theater that are being projected on the exterior of the building\u2014an extraordinary option not available where the theater sits today. Imagine families of all economic strata being able to watch Wynton Marsalis perform for free outside on picnic blankets on a warm Sacramento night.\nIn Miami Beach, the New World Center\u2014designed by Frank Gehry\u2014has just such a feature, coined Wallcast. Live video of concerts by the New World Symphony and other acts inside the theater are displayed on a 7,000-square-foot projection wall, providing free entertainment to hundreds of patrons in the adjacent park. \"I can tell you that the design of the New World Center, the Wallcast concerts and the other content that is projected on the wall have changed the center of gravity in Miami Beach,\" says the symphony's Craig Hall. He adds that a recent study showed that the outdoor audience was younger and more ethnically diverse than the audiences of many of the symphony's other events. Programming like this feeds directly into arts education and creates a far wider audience for the performing arts.\nAs for concerns from restaurants near the theater about losing pre-performance diners? One prominent downtown restaurateur told me that convention-goers spend far more money than theatergoers. Conventioneers don\u2019t just come for dinner. They also come for lunch, brunch and drinks, and, not insignificantly, they spend more because they use corporate credit cards.\nOn Sept. 1, the city held an open house where an architect from Populous\u2014one of America\u2019s largest designers of convention centers\u2014said that most cities expand or redesign their centers every five to 10 years.\nFor example, in August, Visit Indy\u2014the convention and tourism outfit for Indianapolis that happens to be run by former Sacramentan Leonard Hoops\u2014commissioned a feasibility study to consider expanding its convention center for the second time in five years. Indianapolis currently has 566,000 square feet of contiguous exhibition space; Sacramento has 137,000 square feet.\nWe can agree to disagree about how much the convention center needs to be expanded at this moment, but what is not in dispute is the fact that we will be having this conversation again before we know it.\nIf we don\u2019t move the theater, we might be stumble by with a modest expansion for five to 10 more years. But if we do move the theater, there will be room to grow for decades. That\u2019s just smart planning.\nTo be blunt, if we make this timid decision to do the bare minimum, we\u2019ll be half-assing both critical projects. We\u2019d have an incremental convention center expansion, and an unrecognizable and underutilized Frankenstein\u2019s monster of a theater (the newest proposal is to chop up the walls and footprint, and obscure the structure with an as-yet-undetermined material) that doesn\u2019t serve the vast majority of arts groups well.\nQuite simply, this decision will go down as one of the biggest missed economic and urban design opportunities of our lifetime.\nInstead, let\u2019s take the long view and solve both problems at once. Let\u2019s move our theater and build the kind of cultural facility this city truly deserves and, in doing so, let\u2019s give ourselves the space we need\u2014now and in the future\u2014to grow one of our critical economic engines: our convention center.\nIn other words, let\u2019s prove we\u2019re no longer as crazy as Einstein\u2019s observation of insanity suggests that we once were. S",
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        "raw_content": "By Franck Lovene\nCannes (France) (AFP) - William Friedkin, the director of the horror classic \"The Exorcist\", has revealed that he was allowed to film a real exorcism at the Vatican earlier this month.\nThe 80-year-old American filmmaker told a masterclass at the Cannes film festival late Thursday that he was invited by Rome's exorcist to record the event.\n\"I was invited by the Vatican exorcist to shoot and video an actual exorcism which... few people have ever seen and which nobody has ever photographed,\" he said.\nFriedkin said he was taken aback at how close the ceremony was to the exorcism depicted in his 1973 film.\n\"I was pretty astonished by that. I don't think I will ever be the same having seen this astonishing thing...\nBut the Vatican denied \"making any such invitation. The Vatican (itself) does not have an exorcist,\" a spokesman told AFP.\nEach Catholic diocese has an exorcist and papal universities regularly organise training for the exorcism.\n\"People often confuse any Catholic initiative/organisation/person with the Vatican. Perhaps this is the case here,\" he added.\nThe director said he intended to shoot \"The Exorcist\" -- based on a bestselling novel by William Peter Blatty -- as a horror movie, but the more he learned the more it became a story of the supernatural instead.\nWhile the book was based on the 1949 case of an American teenager called Roland, Friedkin said the Catholic \"archdiocese of Washington DC asked Blatty to change the gender (in the novel) so as not to draw attention to the young man...\"\n\"I do believe in the teachings of Jesus,\" Friedkin added, whose parents were Jewish immigrants from Ukraine.\n\"I believe they are incredibly profound and beautiful and we know that this character existed... the supernatural aspect I leave to each person's conscience and belief system,\" he added.\n\"I don't intend to join a church and yet what amazes me... is the fact that this man (Jesus) over 2,000 years ago preached in the desert, on street corners and in synagogues and there is no recording of his voice... yet billions of people have believed in the idea of Jesus Christ.\n\"There must be something in there,\" said Friedkin, who also made \"The French Connection\", and was with Francis Ford Coppola and Peter Bogdanovich one of the leaders of the \"New Hollywood\" group of filmmakers in the early 1970s.\nLabels: exorcism, exorist, Vatican\n'The Exorcist' maker says Vatican let him film rea...\nDonald J. Trump Responds to Speaker Paul Ryan",
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        "raw_content": "If you\u2019re the kind of person who can\u2019t do without a smart phone, you\u2019ve probably heard the expression \u201cThere\u2019s an app for that!\u201d These nifty little programs let you get directions, check the weather, watch stock prices\u2026 even optimize your sleep patterns and make high-pitched dog whistles. And shortly, you\u2019ll be able to check how well you\u2019ve been brushing your teeth.\nNews reports have mentioned a soon-to-be-available toothbrush that will interface with an app on your smart phone. The brush has sensors that record how much time you spend brushing, whether you reach all parts of your mouth, and whether you brush correctly (with up and down motions, not just side to side). It charts your oral hygiene habits, scores your brushing technique \u2014 and, if you allow it, shares information about how well (or poorly) you\u2019re doing with your family, friends\u2026 even your dentist.\nSo do you need to run out and buy one of these gizmos as soon as they\u2019re available? Of course not! However, anything that encourages you to take better care of your oral hygiene can\u2019t hurt. A wise dentist once said: The important thing is not the brush, but the hand that holds it.\nIf you\u2019re a \u201cgadget person,\u201d you may be intrigued by the device\u2019s high-tech design, and the fact that it interfaces with your phone. Plus, maybe the idea of compiling (and sharing) your brushing record has a certain appeal. On the other hand, you might prefer a sleek, light electric brush that doesn\u2019t keep track of your movements. Or maybe the simplest brush of all \u2014 a manual one, with soft bristles and a comfortable handle \u2014 works best for you.\nThe most important thing is that you regularly practice good oral hygiene: Brush twice a day, for two minutes each time, and floss once a day. Use whichever brush is best for you, and be sure to change it every three months, or when the bristles get stiff. Stay away from sugary snacks between meals (they contribute to decay by keeping your teeth bathed in acidic byproducts). Don\u2019t use tobacco in any form, or chew on things that don\u2019t belong in your mouth. And remember to come in for regular exams and professional cleanings. If an app helps you do these things \u2014 we're all for it.\nIf you would like to learn more about maintaining good oral hygiene, please contact us or schedule an appointment for a consultation. For more information, see the Dear Doctor magazine article \u201cTop 10 Oral Health Tips For Children.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "The Dave Holland Big Band Plays The Michigan Theater\negendary bassist Dave Holland is a busy guy leading bands of all sizes. He will kick off the University Musical Society's Jazz Series this season with his Big Band on Saturday, November 17, at 8:00 p.m. in a concert at the Michigan Theater in Ann Arbor. His thirteen-piece band includes a number of New York City's most exciting soloists, both veterans and up-and-coming talents. Among the more experienced in Holland's band are altoist Antonio Hart, trombonist Robin Eubanks and trumpeter Duane Eubanks (from the renowned Philadelphia jazz family), and the very original vibraphonist Steve Nelson.\nHolland was born in England but came to the United States in the late 1960s to play with Miles Davis and was present on Miles' seminal Bitches Brew recording. After this flying start on the jazz scene he played with names such as Stan Getz, Jack DeJohnette, Chick Corea, and Pat Metheny. While recovering from a heart attack in 1982, Holland decided to form his own groups, starting out with a quintet that included trumpeter Kenny Wheeler and Robin Eubanks. Since then he has led groups of varying sizes from trios to big bands and toured with them on a worldwide scale. This is his third performance for UMS with his big band.\nSpecial Offer For SEMJA Members\nThe Dave Holland Big Band kicks off the UMS Jazz Series this season, and UMS has extended a very generous offer to SEMJA members: 25% off tickets to the 8:00 p.m. performance on November 17 at the Michigan Theater. You have to use the following promo code: FriendsOfJazz.\nThere are three easy ways to order tickets:\nBy phone Contact the UMS ticket office at 734-764-2538 and mention the promo code at the start of your order.\nIn person Visit UMS at the Michigan League Ticket Office (911 N. University Avenue, Ann Arbor) and mention the promo code.\nOnline Order by clicking \"Buy Tickets\" and entering the promo code in the box at the top right-hand corner of your screen. Make sure to enter the code without spaces.\nPlease be sure to mention or enter in the promo code at the start of your order to receive the discount. Note: Offer not valid on previously purchased tickets, $10 tickets, or at the door. Cannot be combined with other offers.",
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        "raw_content": "SGL Group Takes Students from Xingguang Primary Touring Shanghai Museum of Animation\nShanghai, November 1, 2016. SGL Group \u2013 The Carbon Company \u2013 recently organized a visit to the Shanghai Museum of Animation for 40 students of the Xingguang Primary School in the Fengxian District of Shanghai. This is the second extracurricular activity in 2016 that SGL Group organized for the school.\nOn October 28, volunteers from SGL Group and teachers from the Xingguang Primary School took students to visit the Shanghai Museum of Animation located in Zhangjiang Hi-Tech Park of the Pudong New District where they toured the museum\u2019s Manga Hall, Animation Hall and Animation Development Hall under the guidance of a gallery narrator. Vivid cartoon characters, classical animated scenes and fantasy stories reunited the students with their favorite cartoon figures, allowing them to appreciate the enduring glamour of the famous animations and to learn more about the excellent domestic animations and the development of animation arts and technologies at home and abroad. At the end of the event, students experienced the pleasures of being little cartoonists by making paper crafts and learning sand painting.\n\"As a good corporate citizen, SGL Group has always been proactively devoted to the fulfillment of its social responsibilities, starting with the providing of services to surrounding communities,\u201d says Piotr Jaskierski, Managing Director of SGL Group in China. \u201cThis event featured the favorite animations of the students, in the hopes of enriching their knowledges, bringing them joy in the colorful world of animation while also helping them understand how the skilled professionals behind all these works keep pursuing new levels of excellence in their own field. We hope that this experience can offer them some unique inspiration toward their interest and future development. Our relationship with the Xingguang Primary School in recent years has been greatly appreciated by the school. In the future, we will continue to offer what we can to support to the school\u2018s education activities.\u201d\nSGL Group also donated a set of new audio equipment to the school to improve its facilities. \u201cThe audio equipment previously used by the school was old and shabby or even out of commission,\u201d officials of the school expressed with gratitude and pleasure. \u201cWe are very grateful for the donation and we are looking forward to using the new equipment in upcoming events and meetings.\u201d\nThe Xingguang Primary School is a whole-day school in the Fengxian District of Shanghai that mainly serves the children of rural migrant workers. Since SGL signed a sponsorship agreement with the school in June 2014, the company has been providing regular and diversified support in the form of extracurricular and practical activities with a goal of enriching the content of its all-around liberal education.\nCorporate Communications China\nEmail address: presschina[#]sglgroup!com",
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        "raw_content": "For Sale This Week\nSierra Garden provides educational and mentoring activities for at-risk youth in Sonoma County. Residents from Valley of the Moon Children\u2019s Center gain skills while working alongside volunteers in the Sierra garden and kitchen. All proceeds from our sales go to college scholarships for under-served Sonoma County youth. Many of them are the first in their families to attend college. We do this through an organization called 10,000 Degrees. We are open to the public selling vegetable, herb, and flower seedlings in the spring and summer. We sell our harvested food crops and baked goods throughout the summer and early fall.\nOur last day for the 2018 farm stand season was Saturday, October 20th, 9am to 10:30am.\nThe 2019 farm stand season will open in April. Stay tuned for exact date.\nIf you are interested in knowing more or In volunteering, please fill out the form below.\nto be considered as a volunteer, you must be eager and willing to work four hours a month in the garden or kitchen.\nThanks for visiting our web site and supporting our programs.\nYES! I am interested in finding out more about Sierra Garden",
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        "raw_content": "Recognizing Responsible Employees\nAs a manager, it is your responsibility to identify what behavior you want employees to exhibit in your shop, and then to look at each employee to see who exemplifies that behavior.\nBy Terry Combs, TerryCombs.com\nDon't get caught giving all of your attention to the unruly ones when those meeting their resposibilities are the ones that need to be rewarded.\nIn a large family, children quickly learn that rebellious behavior gains attention. Unfortunately, it's no different in the workplace. More often than not, problem employees who regularly show up late or fall behind in their work attract more notice than dedicated employees who show up on time, accomplish their tasks and quietly leave the building after a full day's work.\nAs an employer, giving all the attention to the \"unruly child\" can cause resentment among your \"good\" employees. In this article, we'll learn how to recognize those who work to their full potential and should gain more notice, and those who should not.\nHard-working employees get discouraged when problem employees receive all the attention, or when mediocre employees are rewarded for suddenly doing their jobs well. I witnessed a situation where a problem employee received a bonus for reporting to work on time for two weeks in a row, while the employees who never missed a day of work got nothing more than a pat on the back.\nThe process begins with defining and identifying what constitutes positive job performance. As a manager, it is your responsibility to identify what behavior you want employees to exhibit in your shop, and then to look at each employee to see who exemplifies that behavior. In other words, look for positive attitudes and performance. Look for those employees and practices you believe set the standard for all employees. This takes a little time and effort on your part at the front end of the process, but it's worth the effort.\nWhen establishing a standard for employees to meet, don't make rules for the sake of making rules. Policies should reflect real goals, real efforts to reach positive end results, and real efforts to maintain productivity and profitability for your company.\nCommunicate Your Policy\nSetting standards and communicating them to your employees are the two most important functions of a manager. It is not only your responsibility to identify the positive behavior you expect, but also to communicate your expectations effectively to all of your employees. These standards are usually communicated through written company policies.\nFor example, if you expect everyone present at their workstations each day by 8:00 am, you need to effectively communicate that expectation in your written policy. If you expect a minimum average of 80 percent efficiency on a press, spell that out in a written policy, too. Just as important, you need to communicate what the result will be if that efficiency level is not met or exceeded.\nNot only do policies need expression in written form, they are best introduced in an open forum, either in a company-wide staff meeting or in small group discussions. Give your staff the opportunity to talk about these policies, and take the opportunity to explain what it is you hope to accomplish by implementing these changes in the work environment. A policy with a specific, reasonable explanation (and not \"Because I said so!\") is much easier to implement, and more easily accepted by employees.\nStandardizing your expectations and communicating them as policy puts all of your employees on an even playing field. After establishing a policy, it is critical to enforce it at all times, not just when it's convenient. No matter what the standard is, if it's important enough to establish as policy, then it's important enough to monitor the results.\nIf, for example, tardiness is an issue, then record the daily on-time attendance of your employees. In some cases, it helps to publish this record. Don't enforce the attendance policy only when you're fed up with sluggish morning production. If you don't pay proper attention and adhere to your written policy, your employees will become lax.\nIt's the same case with printer efficiency numbers. Efficiency level is determined using the simple equation of dividing estimated production time by actual production time, generally calculated over a weeklong period. If you establish a minimum efficiency level of, say, 80 percent, track and publish the results. Nothing motivates an employee like a little friendly competition to exceed the minimum level, but also to show the best efficiency level among his/her peers.\nWithout communicating and then monitoring your standards, your employees are left to flounder, and wonder what exactly is expected of them. An underachieving employee may honestly think he or she is performing perfectly, while an overachieving employee might not get the recognition deserved. If you are not communicating your expectations and monitoring the results, you're leaving your employees confused and frustrated. Monitoring the progress of your set standards is sometimes an eye-opening experience \u00e2\u20ac\u201d to you and your employees. For example, once a pencil and calculator are put to an employee's performance, you may find that the employee everyone assumes is doing a poor job may, in fact, be a superior employee.\nMonitoring everyone using the same standard creates that even playing field we discussed, with no room for hurt feelings or conjecture on anyone's part. Good employees may be vindicated with an apples-to-apples comparison of their work efforts.\nIdeally, you should assign one employee \u00e2\u20ac\u201d probably someone lower on the management ladder \u00e2\u20ac\u201d the job of monitoring your adherence to policies, and have the results submitted to you each week. This way, it is more difficult for a week to be skipped, and this procedure sends the message that the policy is being enforced. If the function is left to a senior manager, the manager may occasionally become trapped in dealing with this crisis or that. Before long, the monitoring function will gradually dissolve. Your employees will then think that maybe, just maybe, it's not that important for them to show up on time, and to do their best on the job.\nAs we discussed, a cardinal sin of management is enticing a mediocre employee into doing a better job with a reward, while the good employee sits by unrewarded. Success is the goal in any company. If you have a group of employees who have already reached a certain level of productivity and responsibility, reward them before sticking a carrot out for the mediocre.\nMaybe you believe you already reward that success, through higher wages, perhaps. If so, then it is important that this reward of higher wages be made clear to all. Say to your employees, \"If you reach and maintain a certain and well-defined success level, your reward is a higher hourly wage.\" Everyone deserves to know the rules, and have an equal opportunity to play the game by those rules.\nMore likely, you will have to sit down and totally rethink your rewards system for success. 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        "raw_content": "Silver Investing Silver Kennedy Half Dollar: 90% Silver Coins\nThese Junk silver coins were hoarded upon their release in March 1964 by collectors and those interested in a memento of the late president. Although the U.S. Mint greatly increased production, the denomination was seldom seen in circulation. Continued rises in the price of silver increased the hoarding\u2014many early Kennedy half dollars have been melted for their silver. 1964 Silver Kennedy Half Dollar is 90% silver, while the 1965-1970 is 40% silver. The silver content technically makes these coins Junk Silver. The 1968-D, 1969-S, and 1970-S, were only issued in Proof sets.\nListed below are the mintage numbers for each year. The year column lists the year and mint mark on the coin where, D is for Denver, S is for San Francisco, and P is for Philadelphia. Also, a coin without a mint mark means the coin was minted in Philadelphia.\nThe Mintage column is the number of coins struck and released by the U.S. Mint.\nThe Numismatic Value Range column represents what people typically pay for that type of coin (usually a very wide price range depending on the condition and demand of the coin).\nYear Mintage Numismatic Value\n1964 273,304,004 $6.00 \u2013 $20.00\n1964 D 156,205,446 $6.00 \u2013 $40.00\n1965 65,879,366 $2.00 \u2013 $20.00\n1968-D 246,951,930 $2.00 \u2013 $20.00\n1968-S 3,041,506\n1970-D 2,150,000 $5.00 \u2013 $40.00",
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        "raw_content": "Bitcoin has only recently become part of the world of gambling, which is why online casino operators are just beginning to offer Bitcoin and other crypto currencies as payment options. A quick Google search delivers many different results \u2013 some providers look amateurish, others resemble traditional online casinos. A good comparison will help you to find the best casino. Very popular games for bitcoin betting is pocket dice, see also www.bitcoindicegames.com/en/games/pocket-dice/.\nSince Bitcoin is anonymous and handles transactions immediately, the industry\u2019s casinos have developed the \u201cprovably fair\u201d system to underline the seriousness of the casinos. Since these casinos do not require a gambling license, it became necessary to use verifiably fair software. When searching for a Bitcoin casino, one should therefore make sure that the provider either has verifiably fair software or a gambling license.\nAnother factor that should be considered is anonymity. Although some real money gambling casinos have begun to accept Bitcoin as a payment method, they still require that all personal information be provided in order to play on the site.\nTherefore, it is preferable to choose a casino that uses only crypto currencies. It doesn\u2019t matter whether the player has something to hide or not \u2013 the main advantage of Bitcoin casinos is that they do not require hours of verification of the players\u2019 identity. This allows you to start playing immediately after the account has been opened. Deposits and withdrawals are processed immediately, which means that no proof of identity needs to be sent to customer service if large winnings are made.\nHow can I buy Bitcoins?\nNow that it is clear that Bitcoins are the future, the next step is to buy Bitcoins. But how? In this guide we present everything there is to know about buying Bitcoins.\nBitcoins can be bought on regulated exchanges or directly from other people who sell them. You can pay for them in a variety of ways, including accepting cash and money transfers \u2013 it all depends where the Bitcoins are bought and where the buyer lives.\nFirst, the buyer needs a Bitcoin Wallet\nThe buyer first needs a place where he can store his new Bitcoins. In the Bitcoin world, these places are called \u201cwallets\u201d, but you can imagine them as a kind of bank account.\nThe two most common options are: (1) a software wallet that is stored on the hard disk of the computer or (2) a web-based online service.\nBoth options have their weak points: if everything is stored locally on the computer, the user should make sure that the wallet is backed up regularly \u2013 after all, the hard disk could be damaged. Web wallets on the Internet apply a variety of security measures against hackers, ranging from very good to very bad. It is up to the user to decide which method he trusts most.\nCoinBase is a popular wallet service that also switches dollars to Bitcoins and offers web apps and mobile (Android) apps.\nBlockchain.info is another popular online wallet that doesn\u2019t change normal money, but offers a mobile solution for Android. To the chagrin of iPhone/iPad users, the iOS wallet was recently banned by Apple when the company from Cupertino decided for unknown reasons to no longer offer wallets via the Apple Store.\nExchange/Online Wallets\nThe range of options seems to be growing every week, with new companies emerging on the Internet all the time, targeting new markets. Some are complete exchanges where normal money and several other digital currencies can be exchanged, while others are simpler wallet services with a limited number of trading options. Many store digital and/or normal currency for the client \u2013 just like a normal bank account.\nExchange/Wallets are the best option for those who want to trade and speculate regularly, do not need complete anonymity and accept longer bureaucratic account opening procedures that usually include proof of identity and detailed contact information. This is required by law in most countries. 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        "raw_content": "Dan's Review: \"Star Trek Beyond\" is great summer action\nChris Pine, Sofia Boutella and Anton Yelchin in Star Trek Beyond- \u00a9 2016 Paramount Pictures.\nStar Trek Beyond (Paramount)\nStarring Chris Pine, Zachary Quinto, Karl Urban, Zoe Saldana, Simon Pegg, John Cho, Anton Yelchin, Idris Elba, Sofia Boutella, Joe Taslim, Lydia Wilson, Deep Roy, Harpreet Sandhu, Melissa Roxburgh, Anita Brown, Doug Jung, Danny Pudi, Kim Kold, Shohreh Aghdashloo, Ashley Edner, Jason Matthew Smith, Bryce Soderberg, Shea Whigham.\nWritten by Simon Pegg and Doug Jung, based on the television series Star Trek by Gene Roddenberry.\nOkay, NOW we have a summer movie. After several lackluster summer film offerings, both in box office and critical response, we now have a certified action movie that might gain a little footing. Star Trek Beyond is the third film in J.J. Abrams\u2019 rebooted franchise that began in 2009 (he turned over the director\u2019s chair to Justin Lin in order to throw his main resources into the Star Wars reboot, while keeping his producer status). Abrams has bucked a few trends in his reimagining of Gene Roddenberry\u2019s sci-fi opus: new realities, altered time/space continuum, and insertion of 21st Century cultural norms into a universe created in the 1960s. Will Star Trek Beyond save the summer?\nThe regular cast is back, including Chris Pine as Captain James Kirk, Zachary Quinto as Spock, Karl Urban as Bones, Zoe Saldana as Uhura, Simon Pegg (who co-wrote the film) as Scotty, John Cho as Sulu and Anton Yelchin as Chekov. The new baddie is the ridged-faced Krall (Idris Elba), who attacks the Enterprise near an uncharted planet and captures most of the ship\u2019s crew, using a swarm of killer fighter ships. He\u2019s after a part of an old doomsday weapon that Kirk is hiding, which he intends to use for universal domination and destruction. After Kirk, Chekov, Bones, Spock and Scotty escape Krall\u2019s forces, they discover and ally in Jaylah (Sofia Boutella), an alien whose been stranded on the planet after Krall attacked her ship and killed off her family. Jaylah\u2019s hideout is the U.S.S. Franklin, an old Federation ship that crash-landed hundreds of years before, mostly intact. When the free Enterprise leaders finally pool together, they plan an attack on Krall\u2019s base, where he is holding the rest of the crew (including Uhura) hostage, Krall is able to stay alive by sucking the live energy out of the captives. The plan also includes resurrecting the Franklin and flying back to Yorktown, a deep-space Federation space-city where millions reside. They hope to thwart Krall\u2019s attack with his new doomsday weapon (he found hidden on an Enterprise crewmember) by their wits and a lot of luck.\nStar Trek Beyond is a very good sci-fi action thriller. That\u2019s the good news. The bad news is, it\u2019s quite clear that the rebooted franchise is beginning to suffer from a bit of fatigue. Case in point, Kirk\u2019s main struggle is overcoming the boredom and bureaucracy of space exploration, while Spock is still torn between duty to his crewmates/friends and his Vulcan heritage. It\u2019s not exactly the universe-shaping mission we got in the other films. Another small gripe I have with Beyond is what seems like an alteration of character traits you\u2019d come to expect from the crew of the Enterprise. For instance, the skirt-chasing Kirk is now all business (that wouldn\u2019t be PC); Spock is given to more than the occasional display of real human emotion (we got rage in Star Trek and Star Trek Into Darkness, we get more tears this time). There\u2019s also the revelation that Sulu is gay. Now, before you stamp Yours Truly with a homophobe scarlet letter, let me explain that this nitpicking has nothing to do with depicting diverse sexuality in films (which is fine), and more to do with straying from Roddenberry\u2019s original blueprint (the original Sulu, George Takei \u2013 who is gay - agrees with me on this). In other words, it seems that Abrams, Pegg & Co. are trying a little too hard to make the Star Trek cinematic universe culturally acceptable by modern norms, rather than sticking with great character chemistry and awe-inspiring tales of space exploration at its roots. 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        "raw_content": "Bikers from the south head up the Jordan River Parkway Bridge, where they met with another group of riders who came from the north. (Justin Adams | City Journals)\nGolden Spoke Ride [8 Images] Click Any Image To Expand\nEach spoke of the wheel bears the name of a city or community that contributed to the Golden Spoke trail system. (Justin Adams | City Journals)\nGary Herbert and Bret Millburn place the \"Golden Spoke.\" (Justin Adams | City Journals)\nFrom left to right: Davis County Commissioner Bret Millburn, Utah Governor Gary Herbert, and Jeff Silvestrini. (Justin Adams | City Journals)\nA \"bike park\" at the Fisher Mansion. (Justin Adams | City Journals)\nRiders from the north and south high-five after meeting up with one another. (Justin Adams | City Journals)\nNearly 150 years ago, railroad workers from the east coast and west coast met at Promontory Point, Utah, where they signified the connection between the two halves of America with a Golden Spike. Last Saturday, bikers from across the Wasatch Front rode from Ogden in the north and Provo in the south and met one another at the center of the new Jordan River Parkway Bridge in Salt Lake City to celebrate the completion of over 100 miles of continuous multi-use trails. The name of the event (as well as the new trail system itself): the Golden Spoke.\n\u201cIt was a great ride,\u201d said Matt Christensen, who rode from the mouth of Provo Canyon, where riders met as early as 5:15 a.m.\nChristensen said that the various new additions to the trail system make using it much easier for Utah bikers.\n\u201cI rode and it wasn\u2019t all connected so you would get lost in neighborhoods,\u201d he said. \u201cLike the Jordan Narrows area, past Thanksgiving Point, is all connected now which is great. Before you had to go up and do a big detour\u2026 So yeah, it\u2019s great to be able to stay on trails all the way through and avoid all the traffic.\u201d\nThe trail system is now the longest multi-use trail west of the Mississippi River.\nAfter the two groups of riders met on the bridge, they gathered at nearby Fisher Mansion for a celebration that included food trucks, a bike course for kids, and public speakers.\n\u201cIt was a great ride. All types of riders, all types of bikes. And we had great weather,\u201d said Scott Barrett, a Sugar House resident who regularly uses the trails system as well as public transportation to commute to his job in Draper everyday.\nThe trail system\u2019s potential for providing Utah residents with alternative commuting options was noted by both event organizers and guest speakers, including Utah Governor Gary Herbert who attended the celebration portion of the event at Fisher Mansion.\n\u201cThis helps us with our air quality as we get off of our vehicles and onto bicycles,\u201d said Herbert.\nHerbert also drew comparisons between the Golden Spoke trail system and the Golden Spike, the place where the Transcontinental Railroad\u2019s east and west ends met in Promontory Point, Utah.\n\u201cThe Golden Spoke\u2019s a little more regional, a little more local, but no less important,\u201d said Herbert. \u201cThe Transcontinental Railroad connected the east and west coasts together so America was a little smaller. What we\u2019re doing here with these trails is connecting our communities, making it so we can in fact work together and appreciate each other\u2019s communities.\u201d\nHerbert was joined by other local leaders, such as Mike Caldwell, the mayor of Ogden as well as the chair of the Wasatch Front Regional Council, a cooperative alliance of local government leaders tasked with finding and implementing innovative transportation solutions to accommodate Utah\u2019s rapidly growing population.\n\u201cI think this can only happen in the state of Utah, where communities come together, they work together, they collaborate, they coordinate. I don\u2019t see this kind of work happening in any other state that I\u2019ve had exposure to,\u201d said Caldwell.",
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        "raw_content": "Mainly because of the many aggravations brought on by power outages, home owners are now searching for agencies who provide generator installation Trenton. Getting a whole house generator unit is perfect since it gives several advantages. Living with a loved one who has special medical requirements or even having a home office will require continuous power supply and that is why acquiring this type of system will be really beneficial. You could also choose to have this if you\u2019d like to enjoy the security which natural gas generator can offer. You never have to endure the inconveniences supplied by this sort of unit. Follow the tips presented below if you\u2019d like to find one for your house.\nYou have two options, portable or permanent, and you should select which one you need the most. You must make sure that you get the best unit out of the numerous generators you could find in the current market and the right one need to match not only your preferences but also your financial budget. Getting a portable unit is adequate if you want to deal with temporary power failures. Some of the kinds you could select from are the gas generator, diesel generator and the propane generator. It isn\u2019t just very affordable but very easy to store as well.\nIf you are wanting to power your home continuously then this kind of generator won\u2019t be adequate. The smart choice is to get a home standby generator if your problem entails extended power failures. Apart from offering you constant power source, having this sort of residential generator are hands-off after its installation. This kind of emergency generator uses propane or gas to function and it contains a wiring unit which will operate right after your home will lose power. If you wish to opt for the standby power generator, then it is critical for you to take into account some points.\nBefore employing the generator installation services of an expert, make certain you have spoken to the local government concerning the project that you\u2019re intending to have. It\u2019s also very important to get a license for your project. Although you won\u2019t be the one who\u2019s going to install the backup generator, it will be useful to do your homework too.\nLastly, ensure that you employ the best standby generator installers. Trying to find the most reliable provider from the countless ones offering this sort of service is important. If you want to find out the quality of their services, then you could check online ratings. Their organization need to have all of the credentials needed to perform this type of task. It will also be beneficial if you make a list of agencies that you\u2019re interested in. Think about their degree of expertise, their offered prices and their track record. Always remember that when it comes to the installation of this sort of system, it will be best to seek the help of professionals who deliver generator installation Trenton NJ.",
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        "raw_content": "Club: Real Sociedad | Opening: 1993 | Capacity: 28,995 seats\nEstadio Anoeta replaced Real Sociedad\u2019s old Estadio de Atotxa, which had become too small and lacked the possibilities for expansion. In sharp contrast, to their old ground, the new stadium was bowl-shaped, spacious, and had an athletics track circling the pitch.\nEstadio Anoeta opened on 29 July 1993 with the European Youth Athletics Championships. The first match at the stadium was played a few weeks later when Sociedad received Real Madrid for a friendly. The stadium could hold 32,000 spectators.\nReal Sociedad, tough, was never been really happy at Estadio Anoeta due to the large distance between spectators and pitch and the resulting lack of atmosphere. 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The distance from the city\u2019s main railway station is about the same.\nFrom all these places the walk to the stadium can be made in about half an hour. The walk from the train station where most local trains arrive (Euskotren) will be even shorter.\nThe stadium can furthermore be reached with several buses. From the old town (stop Boulevard 9) one can take bus 21 to Anoeta. Buses run about every 15 minutes and also pass the Euskotren station (Easo Plaza). Bus 26 (to Martutene) and 28 (to Miram\u00f3n) follow almost the same route. Get off at stop Anoeta. Bus 31 also connects the stadium with the city centre as well as other places in the east and west of the city.\nAddress: Anoeta Pasealekua 1, 20014 San Sebasti\u00e1n (Donostia)\nEat, drink, and sleep near Anoeta\nEstadio Anoeta is located in a not particularly interesting residential neighbourhood composed of large apartment blocks. It is Spain, so there are a few local bars and restaurants if you need something to eat, but San Sebasti\u00e1n is one of Spain\u2019s most pleasant cities so the wise option is to spend as much time as possible in the old town and along La Concha beach.\nIf you wish to stay close to Estadio Anoeta though, then Hotel Anoeta is your choice of preference. It is located right opposite the stadium and gets decent reviews.\nAlternatively, there are a few hotels a little further north toward the centre, which include Hotel Silken Armara Plaza, and Hotel Astoria 7. Both are more of the high-end type and therefore not cheap, but they are only a 10-minute walk from the stadium.\nClick here for an overview of all hotels near Estadio Anoeta. Of course, there are many more and also cheaper options in San Sebastian\u2019s city centre.\nTickets for Real Sociedad games can be bought online, or at the ticket windows of Estadio Anoeta. Tickets usually go on sale in the week before the match.\nTickets are also available on the gate on the day of the match. Real Sociedad only very occasionally sell out a high-profile match.\nTicket prices depend on the opponent, but a ticket for one of the curves typically costs either \u20ac25.00 or \u20ac30.00, and a ticket for the sides either \u20ac40.00 or \u20ac50.00. This gets increased for high-profile matches to between \u20ac30.00 and \u20ac70.00.\nAnoeta stadium tours\nEstadio Anoeta houses the Real100 club museum, which highlights the club\u2019s history and includes the trophy room.\nThe museum opens Tuesdays to Saturdays from 10:30 am to 1:30 pm and from 4:30 pm to 7:30 pm, and on Sundays from 10:30 am to 1:30 pm.\nStadium tours are possible from Tuesday to Saturday at 11:00 am, 12:00 noon, 5:00 pm, and 6:00 pm, and on Sundays at 11:00 am and 12:00 noon. The 11:00 am and 5:00 pm tours are in Basque language. 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        "raw_content": "What Do You Do When You Are Ill Friday, February 15th, 2019\nGod's people are subject to illness just like the rest of mankind. So what should you do if you become ill?\nFew Christian families escape illness - from minor childhood complaints to the most serious of life-threatening afflictions. This is nothing new, for God's people throughout all ages (including Bible times!) have suffered - and died - from sickness.\nWhen illness strikes, then, what should the Christian do? This may seem a strange question. For the immediate reaction - especially of a new Christian - is likely to be: \"It's obvious: take a potion, or go see the quack!\" In fact, generally speaking this is the only weapon in the health armory of most people. Either suffer (preferably quietly!) - or seek medical attention.\nOne of the advantages of being a Christian, however, is that God has provided us with a unique tool for health which is available only to those who believe!\nA Healing God\nGod is ever aware of the health needs of His children, and reveals Himself in the Scriptures as \"Jahveh-Ropheka\" - God our Healer. He can and does heal us according to His will. And He wants us to come to Him in loving trust, claiming the healing that was purchased for us by Jesus Christ \"by whose stripes you have been healed\" (1 Pet 2:24). Moreover, He has all the power that's needed, and the wisdom, to heal any and every affliction. When we are healed it is the power of God that does it (Psalm 103:3).\nOur healing may result through the divinely in-built recovery mechanism of our body. It may result from the forgiveness of the sin that has caused that particular illness (e.g. envy or addiction or anger or sexual sin). It may result from the rebuking of evil spirits which, rarely, cause illness. It may result from a direct miraculous intervention by our all-powerful Father in Heaven.\nHow does God do this? Has He a \"method\"? Or do we simply get on our knees and ask?\nWe are left in no doubt! The Scriptures clearly tell us that God does indeed have a method by which His children should ordinarily approach Him in our illnesses.\nIt is described for us in the book of James: \"Is any sick among you? Let him call for the elders of the church and let them pray over him, anointing him with oil in the name of the Lord; and the prayer of faith shall save the sick, and the Lord shall raise him up...\" (James 5:14-15).\nIn practice, it means that the sick person (or the family) will send for the local church leadership. They will come and pray with you, and anoint your head with a little olive oil - symbolic of the power to heal exercised by the Spirit of God. Such personal contact with the sick person allows the elders to comfort and counsel and give any practical help that's needed in the spirit of Psalm 23. (Note that the general implication of \"call for\" the elders is that the illness is so serious that you can't be expected to go to them!)\nCause of Sickness\nMuch of our illness stems from our own actions and our lifestyle. If for example, we smoke or use other drugs, or have inadequate housing, or are not disciplined to cleanliness, or are over or under-weight or have a deficient diet - then illness surely lurks around the corner! Hence the value of wise counsel from an experienced elder. In the Church of God (UK), of course, the leadership do not prescribe medical treatment! However, experience enables us to point the brethren in the direction of sound health advice.\nOur bodies are \"a temple of the Holy Spirit\" (I Cor 6:19) and as such we ought to \"glorify God in your body\" (v.20). It is a trust from God in the same way as the other resources He gives us! It's important, then, that you assess your present life-style - diet, exercise, emotional reactions, drug abuse (e.g. smoking, alcohol, \"pot\" etc.), environment, your relationship with and submission to our Father, etc. - all of which can hinder health and healing.\nIndeed, our neglect of known health laws may prevent divine healing!\nIs Sin Involved?\nFurther, not uncommonly our illnesses stem directly from sin! \"Envy is rotteness to the bones\" says Solomon, for example. We therefore cannot expect lasting healing if we don't stop the sin that's causing the illness! You may be miraculously healed of osteoporosis (rotteness of the bones) - but if you are unrepentant of the envy, can't you expect a recurrence? Notice, too, that seething resentment towards others is a major factor in disease of the colon. Indeed such \"spiritual\" factors have been estimated to be major factors in 80% or more of illness!\nIf our spiritual house is disorderly, for example through resisting some point of God's Law, or failing to be \"filled with the Spirit\" (Paul's remedy for anger!), or through covetousness etc. - then we can bring illness on ourselves.\nJames went on to say that after anointing \"the Lord will raise him to health, and if he has committed sins he will be forgiven\" (James 5:15). In the context, therefore, of being anointed for sickness James adds, \"so practice confessing your sins to one another, and praying for one another, that you may be healed\" (v.16). Such an unburdening to the church leaders - and certainly to others whom you have sinned against - unblocks God's healing power. Isaiah warned that our sin can prevent God hearing our prayer (Is 59:1,2)!\nIt is therefore an important part of the healing process that we \"call in the elders of the church\" when afflicted by illness or other overwhelming situations. They are in a position of being able to mobilize the resources an ill member needs - both material and spiritual.\nAnointed Cloths\nBut what if it's not possible for the elders to visit for the purpose of anointing?\nIf distance or other circumstance makes such contact impossible, the Church follows a practice based on an incident recorded in Acts 19:12. The elders personally pray for the sick person and his needs, anointing a small piece of cloth with olive oil. This is then sent to the sick who, in prayer, applies it to his or her person asking for God's healing in Christ. (Or a parent can place it on a sick child, or other family member, etc.).\nThere is nothing \"magical\" about this action or about the cloth - which should then be disposed of and not re-used. It is merely a symbol of God's power and willingness to heal. And an expression of our readiness to submit to Him in all matters.\nGod has many times blessed this simple act, this \"special miracle\", and you can in this way go boldly and energetically with perseverance to the throne of grace to ask for His healing touch (Heb 4:16).\nMedical Counsel\nGod can and does heal in our day. However, it's an observed fact that He rarely does for us what we can do from our own resources. You are urged to take serious health problems to God (by calling for the church elders or by requesting an anointed cloth). But at the same time you should wisely consider the best medical advice available to you.\n[Some Christians, however, will refuse the latter option and want to \"leave it to God\" to heal if He chooses. If this is how you feel I urge you to write for a copy of our free article titled Healing. It is a thorough discussion of the concept of \"divine healing\".]\nBy the way - do remember that the medical profession is paid to serve you, and encompasses a variety of competence - and incompetence. It is unwise to have a blind faith in any man or institution! In serious illness, if you have the option obtain a \"second opinion\" before committing yourself to drastic or potentially dangerous treatment. And do apply the same judgment to \"alternative\" treatments!\nLet's not hesitate to approach God should we become seriously ill. But do remember that divine healing is an act of mercy in response to our child-like faith. 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        "raw_content": "Following the experiences of Juan Diego and the bishop of Guadalupe, it became a tale of the greatest mass conversion from Azt\nThe Significance of the June 1, 2008 Message of Our Lady of Emmitsburg\nIt is always nice to be back in Emmitsburg, which is so historically and geographically Marian with its various shrines and Setonian history. Now, in view of the ominous message given to the world by Our Lady of Emmitsburg on June 1, 2008, my talk today will include a mesh of cosmological science and religion, all in my attempt to interpret the biblical prophecies of the end times (not the end of the world) and Our Lady\u2019s latest messages.\nNow, the pharisees and scribes of old refused to believe that God had appeared amongst them and indeed they persecuted Jesus unto death. In like manner, the pharisees and scribes of today are refusing to believe that the Mother of Jesus is appearing in Emmitsburg and is persecuting her messenger. And so, nothing has changed. Like Son, like Mother. But they, too, will have their reward. It is an awesome responsibility to thwart the plan of God for His Mother. As St. Grignon De Montfort wrote in his classic book True Devotion To Mary: \u201cLet not that man presume to look for the mercy of God who offends His holy Mother.\u201d\nIn the meantime, there is certainly no one on Earth, I repeat, no one who could shake my certitude that Our Lady of Emmitsburg is appearing here in spite of certain self-appointed gurus and some other pseudo-intellectuals, some of whom aggrandize themselves on the web.\nBut there can be no conflict between science and religion as they both deal with truth. So said, top scientists from the United States and France, who were convened by the Catholic world\u2019s most experienced Mariological investigator, Fr. Rene Laurentin of France, have proven without doubt that Gianna Talone-Sullivan, for whatever reasons she was chosen, is in ecstasy during her apparitions. As I have said before, it is impossible to fake ecstasy when thoroughly tested by scientific methods. In fact, I was present at one of the examinations. But I ask you, would any false visionary consent to scientific inquiry?\nI have in my possession the report from the Commission of Inquiry, which I believe should be made available to all the faithful. Unfortunately, it betrays a surprising ignorance of Mariology. But I also have the assessment of Gianna from the pen of Fr. Laurentin. His closing remarks read: \u201cGianna is disconnected from the exterior world by the ecstasy. She does not sleep or dream and is not in an epileptic state. There is nothing pathological. In short, I have neglected nothing to arrive at a scientific and spiritual discernment\u2026 It is a terrible defamation for excellent Christians, better than others, when the Church\u2019s apparent judgment seems to defame them. It happens frequently.\u201d\nNow, we all know the story of Juan Diego 1531 and I will not repeat it today. Following his experiences and that of the bishop of Guadalupe, it became a tale of the greatest mass conversion from Aztec paganism to Christianity in the history of the New World and today out of 103 million Mexicans, 90 percent are Catholic and most have portraits of Our Lady of Guadalupe in their homes.\nOver 300 years later, the France of 1870-71 was a country that bothered little about matters of the spirit and the churches were empty. However, Pontmain, a village of about 500 people, was a fortunate exception to the rule of religious indifference. Pontmain\u2019s people were farmers and devout believers. When the Franco-Prussian War began in July 1870, thirty-eight young men from Pontmain had been conscripted and were serving in the defense of their homeland. On January 17, 1871, the Prussians (Germans) were closing in on Laval, the capital of the region in which little Pontmain was situated, when about 6 o\u2019clock in the evening and about twenty feet above the rooftops, two children saw a lady. She wore a blue dress studded with golden stars. Soon after, the stars on her gown seemed to multiply so fast that she appeared to be clothed in gold rather than navy blue.\nThe vision slowly vanished at about 9 o\u2019clock in the evening after requesting the people of Pontmain to continue praying. On the day after the vision, the relentless advance of the Prussian troops suddenly stopped and withdrew without fighting. Ten days later on January 28, the armistice was signed, the war was over and the 38 soldiers from Pontmain returned home unscathed. They were protected.\nForty five years later, this same \u201clady,\u201d who appeared in Pontmain as Our Lady of Hope, appeared in Fatima on May 13, 1917 to three little children during the height of World War I. Significantly, there was a golden star on the hem of her white gown. The explanation for this is to be found in the Book of Esther. It tells the story of the great and courageous Jewish Queen of Persia, who saved her people from a mass annihilation which was chosen by lot to take place on the 13th day of the month. Our Lady of Fatima wore a star on her gown. It was her calling card. The word for \u201cStar\u201d is \u201cEsther.\u201d In short, she came to Fatima as the \u201cEsther of the New Testament.\u201d But whereas the mission of the Old Testament\u2019s Esther was to save her Jewish people from annihilation, this Esther of the New Testament is the Mother of all Nations (not of a single nation) and she has been trying for years to save the children of the world from annihilation. That is why she appeared in Fatima on the 13th day of each month until October.\nOn July 13, she said to the children: \u201cI come from heaven\u2026The war is going to end soon but if people will not stop offending God, another and more terrible war will begin during the reign of Pius XI. When you see a night illuminated by an unknown light, know that it is the great sign from God that He is going to punish the world by means of war, famine and persecution of the Church...\u201d\nIt was, however, on October 13, 1917 that she performed the historically well-known and authenticated \u201cmiracle of the sun\u201d (our nearest star), which was seen to be falling towards Earth. We now know that the sun, like all other stars, is a huge hydrogen bomb which has been exploding continuously for the past five billion years. The apocalyptic message and warning of that event on October 13 is now clear. It was also on that day that she chose to say: \u201cI am the Lady of the Rosary\u201d (a weapon in spiritual warfare more powerful than a hydrogen bomb).\nTwenty one years later on the night of January 25, 1938, one of the privileged visionaries (Sr. Lucia) stood at her convent window in Tuy, Portugal, and saw an ominous red glow that lit the entire sky. Looking at the lights she immediately knew that it was the great sign foretold by \u201cthe lady from heaven\u201d on July 13, 1917 that the punishment of the world was at hand. Notably, at that time Venus and the Sun were forming a conjunction with Jupiter, and Mars was forming a conjunction with Saturn. But didn\u2019t Our Lady of Emmitsburg talk about the alignment of the planets in her message of June 1, 2008? She said: \u201cEven your governments and the Church authorities already have knowledge of the stars aligning and its implications upon you.\u201d In short, in some cases the alignment of planets could be significant.\nThis light which Sr. Lucia saw was seen throughout Europe and certain parts of Africa and Asia. It was an Aurora Borealis and covered an area of 500,000 sq km. Typically, the aurora appears either as a diffuse glow or as \u201ccurtains\u201d extending in the east-west direction. It is caused by the interaction between the solar wind, Earth\u2019s magnetic field and the upper atmosphere. Millions of people saw it and feared the world was on fire and was about to end. As prophesied, 45 days after the aurora, World War II did start during the reign of Pius XI. It was indeed \u201ca more terrible war\u201d than World War I. After the dropping of atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, World War II suddenly ended on August 15, 1945. It was the feast of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, the Queen of Peace!\nTwenty eight years later in 1973, the lady from heaven appeared in Akita, Japan and spoke to Sr. Agnes Sasagawa, a humble nun of the Order of the Handmaids of the Eucharist, through the medium of a wooden statue in the convent. Significantly, it was a replica of the image of the Lady of all Nations, as she appeared towards the end of World War II in Amsterdam on March 25, 1945 to the visionary Ida Peerdeman.\nIt was on Saturday October 13, 1973, significantly, the anniversary day of the great miracle of the sun in Fatima, that Our Lady spoke these words to Sr. Sasagawa: \u2018My dear daughter, listen to what I have to say to you. As I told you, if men to not repent and better themselves, the Father will inflict a terrible punishment on all humanity. It will be a punishment greater than the Flood, such as one will never have seen before. Fire will fall from the sky and wipe out a great part of humanity, the good as well as the bad, sparing neither priests nor faithful. The survivors will find themselves so desolate that they will envy the dead. The only arms which will remain for you will be the Rosary and the Sign left by my Son. Each day recite the prayers of the Rosary. With the Rosary, pray for the Pope, the bishops and the priests.\n\u201cThe work of the devil will infiltrate even into the Church in such a way that one will see cardinals opposing cardinals, bishops against other bishops. The priests who venerate me will be scorned and opposed by their confreres\u2026, churches and altars sacked; the Church will be filled with those who accept compromise and the demon will press many priests and consecrated souls to leave the service of the Lord. The demon will be especially implacable against souls consecrated to God. The thought of the loss of so many souls is the cause of my sadness. If sins increase in number and gravity, there will no longer be pardon for them\u2026\u201d Later on, she added: \u201cI alone will be able to save you from the calamities which approach. Those who place their confidence in me will be saved.\u201d\nBut what she warned in Akita, Japan in 1973 is no different from what she has said recently in Emmitsburg on June 1, 2008. And Akita is an officially- approved apparition site! Why then the criticism and skepticism about the public warning of June 1, 2008? Is it therefore that Americans only believe in foreign cars and foreign apparitions?\nFollowing the Akita warning in 1973, 28 years later in 2001, \u201ca fire\u201d did fall from the sky from two planes, which crashed into the twin towers of the World Trade Center in New York City. It was a mini-fire, \u201cbirth pangs,\u201d and a prelude of things to come on a much larger scale. It was the beginning of a new type of war in the 21st century. Indeed, once more, on August 29, 1945, two weeks after the end of World War II, the Lady of all Nations in Amsterdam did prophesy to Ida Peerdeman: \u201cThere will be a new, yet strange war in the distant future, which will cause terrible havoc.\u201d She was referring to international terrorism.\nNow, a nuclear World War III has been a constant concern of and threat to mankind ever since Hiroshima and Nagasaki, but there are probably very few who are aware that on July 12, 1982, Our Lady of Medjugorje said: \u201cThe third world war will not take place.\u201d But also of very great concern to us today is the dramatic increases in natural disasters over the years and which are occurring all over the world. But this was also prophesied by Our Lady of all Nations in Amsterdam, when she said on August 15, 1951: \u201cDisasters will come. There will be many catastrophes of nature\u201d and previously on December 26, 1947: \u201cDisasters will overtake the world \u2013 from North to South, from South to West and from West to East.\u201d\nThe Indian Ocean earthquake, for example, was an underseas earthquake that occurred on December 26, 2004. It triggered a series of devastating tsunamis, killing more than 225,000 people in eleven countries and inundating coastal communities with waves up to 100 feet high. With a magnitude of 9.1 and 9.3, it is the second largest earthquake ever recorded on a seismograph. It also had the longest duration (between 8.4 and 10 minutes) and the energy released by it was equivalent to 550 million times that of the atomic bomb which fell on Hiroshima in 1945. This massive release of energy slightly altered the Earth\u2019s rotation and caused Earth to wobble and tilt 1 inch on its axis.\nBut a major cataclysm with much more devastative consequences could be caused by an impact or impacts by massive meteors or comets. Now, on June 1, 2008, Our Lady of Emmitsburg warned: \u201cAfter a while you will see a time when there is another body in orbit around your solar system, coming between Earth and the Sun, and leading to tremendous devastation.\u201d So said, I also do suspect that many of us are not aware that on March 20, 1953, Our Lady, the Mother of all Nations, said in Amsterdam after the end of World War II: \u201cThere are meteors. Watch out for them. There will be calamities; there will be cataclysms.\u201d And so, it seems that the warning in Akita that \u201cfire will fall from the sky\u201d refers to a large meteor which will leave its normal orbit in the asteroid belt and come between the sun and Earth. Recall also that meteors are called \u201cfireballs.\u201d\nIndeed, it has happened before with the dinosaurs, and sooner or later a large meteor or comet will strike Earth, the consequences of which you can be sure would be catastrophic. If such a strike occurred in mid-ocean, multiple tsunamis in the 100-foot range would cause worldwide damage. If the strike occurred on land, the blast would cause tons upon tons of ash and rock to be thrown into the stratosphere where it would act to reduce the solar radiation and threaten the planet with darkness for a number of days. In fact, the blend of mischief that meteors and comets bring \u2014 fire, darkness, rending asunder, floods and tsunamis \u2014 is well-known. So said, it is interesting that almost all of the shrines where Our Lady has appeared were on mounts much higher than sea level!\nIt is also of interest that as late as 1835, a lecturer at The Royal Institute in London concluded that the orbital inclination and eccentricities of comets (and meteors) do \u201cnot depend upon physical laws but upon the will of the Creator,\u201d and as Carl Sagan once said: \u201cCertainly, it does seem strange that a purely haphazard event could possibly destroy the Earth.\u201d Apropos this, in 1850 Thomas Dick (1774-1857), known for his work on astronomy and philosophy, combining science and Christianity, once wrote: \u201cBelieving that every object and every event in the universe is arranged and directed by an omnipotent Contriver, we must admit that when the Almighty formed the wondrous plan of creation, \u2018foreseeing the end and the beginning,\u2019 he arranged the periods and the velocities of comets in such a manner that, although occasionally crossing the planetary orbits, they should not pass these orbits at a time when the planets were in their immediate vicinity. And should such an event ever occur, we may rest assured that it is in perfect accordance with the plan and the will of the Creator, and that it is on the whole subservient to the happiness and order of the intelligent universe, and intended by the Divine government.\u201d This is an interesting \u201ctheology.\u201d In fact, Edmund Halley, who has a comet named after him, also proposed that the biblical Flood was probably produced by a comet!\nDo governments know about the threat of asteroids and comets as Our Lady of Emmitsburg said on June 1, 2008? They certainly do. On 7 April 2004, Dr. Michael D. Griffin, Administrator of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), in a testimony to the United States Senate Subcommittee on Science, Technology and Space Hearing on Near Earth Objects, said: \u201cThank you for giving me this opportunity to comment on the greatest natural threat to the long-term survivability of mankind, an asteroid impact with Earth. The effects of an impact are so catastrophic that it is essential to prepare a defense against such an occurrence\u2026 Impacts with diameters greater than 1km could result in worldwide damage and the possible elimination of the human race\u2026\u201d\nMany mystics have also warned that the sin of the world today is worse than at the time of Noah and it is prophesied that there will be a major cataclysm like the one in Noah\u2019s time, except that it will be \u201cthe fire next time.\u201d As Peter prophesied: \u201cBy water that world was then destroyed; it was overwhelmed by the deluge. The present heavens and earth are reserved by God\u2019s word for fire; they are kept for the day of judgment, the day when godless men would be destroyed\u201d (2 Peter 3:7).\nAnd in Mark 13:8-25: \u201cNation will rise against nation, one kingdom against another. There would be famine and pestilence and earthquakes in many places\u2026 If a man is on the roof terrace, he must not come down or enter his house to get anything out of it\u2026Those times will be more distressful than any between God\u2019s work of creation and now, and for all time to come. Indeed, had the Lord not shortened the period, not a person would be saved. But for the sake of those he has chosen, he has shortened the days. Immediately after the stress of that period, the sun will be darkened, the moon will not shed her light, stars will fall from the sky, and the hosts of heaven will be shaken loose.\u201d\nFor what it is worth, my interpretation of this is that the sun and moon will be darkened because of the large quantities of dust and smoke as a result of a major cataclysm from a huge meteor or comet, and that \u201cstars falling from the sky\u201d refer to meteor showers (\u201cfalling stars\u201d), which frequently accompany comets and meteors.\nThe world, especially the United States, is now also in the throes of a major economic depression and collapse, which would probably be worse that the Great Depression of the late 1920s. But didn\u2019t Our Lady of all Nations also warn us about this in her apparitions in Amsterdam?: \u201cGreat powers will crumble and political and economic conflicts will break out\u201d (March 28, 1945) and \u201cThere are economic and natural disasters that will strike the world (November 15, 1951).\nNow, \u201cthe lady from heaven\u201d has frequently associated herself with a celestial body or phenomenon. These were seen, for example, in Guadalupe in 1531 when she was standing on the crescent Moon and adorned with a constellation of stars on her gown; in 1871 in Pontmain, with numerous moving stars on her dress; in Fatima with the miracle of the Sun in 1917; in 1938 with an Aurora Borealis; and in 1981 in Medjugorje, where she appeared as the Woman of the Apocalypse and also as the Queen of Peace, wearing a crown of twelve stars (Rev.12:1).\nThe motherly fore-warning to the world by Our Lady of Emmitsburg given on June 1, 2008 also said: \u201cWhen you see two suns on the horizon, you must know that this is a time of change, a time of this new beginning about which I have spoken to you before. After you see the two suns, there is only a short time before you will see a tremendous change in the weather. After this, as you know, there are more changes to come.\u201d\nIn a recent telephone conversation with the celebrated astronomer Mike Brown, the co-discoverer of planet Eris, the new 10th planet, and who has been listed by Time magazine as among the hundred most influential people, he told me how \u201ctwo suns\u201d may be seen on the horizon and said that it could be due to a supernova in our galaxy. A supernova is an explosive event of tremendous energy output generated by the death and gravitational collapse of a massive star (one many times larger than our Sun).\nHe recalled that in 203 BC, \u201ctwo suns\u201d were seen in the sky. There were intervals of daylight during the night. Another appearance of \u201ctwo suns\u201d was in 185 AD. Chinese astronomers recorded the appearance of a bright star like a sun in the sky and observed that it took about eight months to fade from the sky. Yet another such phenomenon was observed on July 4, 1054 AD. It remained visible in daylight for 23 days and was visible in the night sky for 653 days. It eventually faded from view on April 17,1056 AD. This explosion appeared in the constellation of Taurus.\nAs to seeing it \u201con the horizon,\u201d it is because it would have been difficult to see the supernova in conjunction with the sun while it was high and bright in the sky and it is only possible to see it when the Sun is very low on the horizon in the evening or at dawn when there would seem to be \u201ctwo suns,\u201d one possibly larger than the other.\nNow, Noah and his family were the only ones saved in the ark, which God had instructed him to build (Genesis 6:15-16). This three-storey ark has been likened to Mary and her link with the Holy Trinity. She is the Mother of the Son, but she is also the Daughter of the Father and the Bride of the Holy Spirit. As such she has become for Christians a locus of encounter with the three Divine Persons. And as Noah received his children into the ark and they were saved, so, too, will all those who seek shelter in the living ark, Mary, be saved.\nAs God the Father recently said to us through Gianna: \u201cHow blessed you are that the most Holy Trinity has given to you the gift of this fairest Queen in this time of your need, to strengthen and to guide you, to point the way and outline a safe path, to preserve you from harm, and to protect you from evil. In all of history throughout the ages past, never has there been a Queen pure as she! Esther led the way; Mary fulfilled the way.\u201d\nShe is compared to Noah\u2019s ark but she is also the Ark of the Covenant or more precisely, the living Ark of the Mediator of the New Covenant. The ancient Ark of the Covenant contained the two tablets of the Law, but at Mary\u2019s conception this living Ark immediately contained within her womb, not the tablets of the Law but the Lawgiver Himself. And just also as the ancient Ark of the Covenant contained a ciborium with some of the miraculous manna which fell from heaven to feed the Israelites, Mary contained in her womb, not the miraculous manna, which fed them on their journey to the Promised Land and yet they died, but the true Bread of Life, which give us everlasting life.\nInterestingly, in my research for my book Mary Ark of the Covenant, among other places, I traveled to Ethiopia and Israel. In the latter country, I visited the site where stands the Basilica of Mary, Ark of the Covenant. It is built on a hill in Kiriath Jearim just 25 miles outside of Jerusalem, where the ancient Ark of the Covenant had remained in the house of Abinadab for about 50 years all through the reign of Samuel and Saul (Samuel 6:19-21). There I saw on the steeple of the church, a concrete statue of the ancient Ark of the Covenant, flanked at the top by two winged angels at both ends, and between the wings stood the Blessed Virgin Mary holding the Child Jesus in her left arm. The Child, in turn, was holding up the Eucharist between His right thumb and index finger. Is this an indication of the Eucharistic reign of the Child Jesus?\nNow in June, 1982 she said in Medjugorje: \u201cThese apparitions are the last in the world (in this era).\u201d So said, I also believe that just as she first appeared in Medjugorje holding the Child Jesus in her arm, so will she appear with Him in her last apparition in this era, wherever that may be. It will be Mary as the Theotokos, the Mother and Child.\nI do accept that we are deserved of a \u201cpunishment\u201d from God and that we are in the last days of this era (not the end of the world). In fact, hasn\u2019t God been very patient with us considering the progressive degeneration in the world especially over the past two centuries? However, as the Blessed Virgin has often said, she has been holding back the hand of Justice of her Son for years, but I believe that we are now close to the end of the period of His Mercy since only very few have responded to her call. That is why is she is crying all over the world. But the next era will be one of peace and joy. It will be, as Fr. W. Faber wrote in his Preface to the book True Devotion to Mary by De Montfort : \u201cIt will be the age of Mary.\u201d\nHowever, I also strongly believe that, because of the special and holy grounds on Earth trodden by Our Lord and the places where He chose to send His mother to appear in the world, these places will be protected. These will be the safe havens and sanctuaries. So said, my Marian research over the past 25 years leads me to believe that among the many havens will be certain parts of Israel, Guadalupe in Mexico, La Salette, the Rue du Bac, Lourdes and Pontmain in France, Banneux and Beauraing in Belgium, Garabandal in Spain, an area in Amsterdam, Holland, Medjugorje in Croatia, Betania in Venezuela, and parts of Maryland in North America, especially Emmitsburg and its environs. It will be a Marian world. It will be the reign of the Two Hearts.\nAs she said to Juan Diego in the primogenitus Marian shrine of the New World: \u201cKnow for certain, my dearest and youngest son, that I am the perfect and perpetual Virgin Mary, Mother of the true God, through whom everything lives, the Lord of all things, who is Master of creation and of Heaven and Earth, I ardently desire that a temple be built here for me where I will show and offer all my love, my compassion, my help, and my protection to the people. 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        "raw_content": "NOFX: Interview with Fat Mike\nP.J. Jankunas\nStill going strong after all of these drunken years, NOFX are back in the punk rock spotlight. Fat Mike agreed to do an interview with us over at The Aquarian. Quite a surprise since he is not only one truly busy man (juggling two bands, family, and a record label) but also adamantly against doing interviews (usually).\nThe man behind Fat Wreck Chords who brought Anti-Flag and Against Me! to recent fame, is also the lead singer and bassist for one of the most influential, well- known, and flat out hilarious punk bands in history. They have two releases coming out in the very near future and a huge headlining club tour (an even rarer occasion than getting an interview with Mike) all planned to begin in next month. 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        "raw_content": "Home Nuclear Nuclear Engineering Nuclear Powered Civil aircraft ?\nNuclear Powered Civil aircraft ?\nNuclear-powered aircraft may sound like a concept from Thunderbirds, but they will be transporting millions of passengers around the world later this century, the leader of a Government-funded project to reduce environmental damage from aviation believes.\nThe consolation of sitting a few yards from a nuclear reactor will be non-stop flights from London to Australia or New Zealand, because the aircraft will no longer need to land to refuel.\nThe flights will also produce no carbon emissions and therefore make no contribution to global warming. Ian Poll, Professor of Aerospace Engineering at Cranfield university, and head of technology for the Government-funded Omega project, is calling for a big research programme to help the aviation industry convert from fossil fuels to nuclear energy.\nIn a lecture at the Royal Aeronautical Society tonight, Professor Poll will say that experiments conducted during the Cold War have already demonstrated that there are no insurmountable obstacles to developing a nuclear-powered aircraft. The United States and the Soviet Union both began developing nuclear-powered bombers in the 1950s. The idea was that these bombers would remain airborne, within striking distance of their targets, for very long periods.\nThe United States tested a nuclear-powered jet engine on the ground and also carried out flight tests with a nuclear reactor on board a B-36 jet with a lead-lined cockpit over West Texas and Southern New Mexico. The reactor \u201cran hot\u201d during the flights but the engines were powered by kerosene.\nThe purpose of the flights was to prove that the crew could be safely shielded from the reactor. Each flight was accompanied by an aircraft packed with marines ready to respond to a crash by parachuting down and securing the area. The test programmes were abandoned in the early 1960s when the superpowers decided that intercontinental ballistic missiles made nuclear-powered planes redundant. In an interview with The Times, Professor Poll said: \u201cWe need to be looking for a solution to aviation emissions which will allow flying to continue in perpetuity with zero impact on the environment. \u201cWe need a design which is not kerosene-powered, and I think nuclear-powered aeroplanes are the answer beyond 2050.\nThe idea was proved 50 years ago, but I accept it would take about 30 years to persuade the public of the need to fly on them.\u201d Professor Poll said the big challenge would be to demonstrate that passengers and crew could be safely shielded from the reactors. \u201cIt's done on nuclear submarines and could be achieved on aircraft by locating the reactors with the engines out on the wings,\u201d he said. \u201cThe risk of reactors cracking open in a crash could be reduced by jettisoning them before impact and bringing them down with parachutes.\u201d\nHe said that, in the worst-case scenario, if the armour plating around the reactor was pierced there would be a risk of radioactive contamination over a few square miles. \u201cIf we want to continue to enjoy the benefits of air travel without hindrance from environmental concerns, we need to explore nuclear power. If aviation remains wedded to fossil fuels, it will run into serious trouble,\u201d he said. \u201cUnfortunately, nuclear power has been demonised but it has the potential to be very beneficial to mankind.\u201d\nProfessor Poll said an alternative to carrying nuclear reactors on aircraft would be to develop aircraft fuelled by hydrogen extracted from sea water by nuclear power stations. However, he said that while hydrogen could be suitable for ground-based transport, its energy density was much lower than kerosene and it would be very difficult to design a long-range passenger aircraft capable of carrying enough of the fuel.\nRob Coppinger, technical editor of Flight International magazine, said it was more likely that nuclear reactors would be installed on unmanned air vehicles, used for reconnaissance or in combat, because there would be less need for heavy shielding than on a passenger plane. Professor Poll will also present research tonight into measures to improve the efficiency over the next decade of short-haul aircraft such as the Boeing 737 and the Airbus A320. He will say that the replacements for these aircraft are likely to fly more slowly, adding about 10 minutes to a typical flight within Europe. They are also likely to have open-rotor engines, which would use 20 per cent less fuel but could be much noisier than existing jet engines.",
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        "raw_content": "\u00ab 10,000 cave paintings found in Peruvian Amazon\nPharaonic embalming bed restored from fragments \u00bb\nThe British Library \u201cmislays\u201d 9,000 books\nOver 9,000 actually, ranging from medieval treatises to first editions of 20th century novels. Library officials think they\u2019re just lost in the stacks, not stolen or removed from the premises.\nOne item, an essay entitled Of the Lawful and Unlawful Usurie Amongest Christians, by 16th-century German theologian Wolfgang Musculus, is valued by the library at \u00a320,000, and has not been seen for almost two years. Others are precious only to a specialist market, such as a set of tables of 1930s London cab fares, or the 1925 souvenir history of Portsmouth Football Club.\nAlthough the library has not listed any value for thousands of the books, a quick Guardian tot-up of the market price of nine collectible volumes came to well over \u00a33,000 \u2013 including \u00a31,300 for a first edition of Oscar Wilde\u2019s only novel, The Picture of Dorian Gray, published in 1891, missing from the library\u2019s shelves since 1961. [\u2026]\nMost of the losses are 19th and 20th century texts, including first editions of novels by Charles Dickens and John Updike, although many older books have also vanished, including a 1555 edition of 12th-century Jewish scholar Moses ben Maimon\u2019s Letter on Astrology, missing since 1977, and a 17th-century guide to Rome.\nMany of the books turned up missing in and around 1998, the year the library moved from the British Museum to St Pancras, so it\u2019s very possible they were put on the wrong shelves in the confusion of the move.\nStill, some of these have been missing for decades. You can declare a missing person dead after 7 years. How long before they admit that the first edition of Dorian Gray is gone for good?\nThis entry was posted on Wednesday, March 18th, 2009 at 11:14 PM\tand is filed under Books, Medieval, Modern(ish), Social policy. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can skip to the end and leave a response. Pinging is currently not allowed.",
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        "raw_content": "\u201cI started collecting Christmas lights years ago to raise money for my wife\u2019s care. She had MS and I used to do all sorts of fundraisers for her before she passed away\u2026 We had buckets and a sign about what we were raising for and people were so generous. After she died, I donated all the lights to my neighbours down the road for a school Christmas sale\u2026 Then my grandson was born and he was diagnosed with Cri-du-chat syndrome\u2026 He is very sick and his treatment is expensive so I started to collect lights again to help out with the costs. We raised a generous amount last year. I hope that over the next few weeks our street is going to be very busy with cars stopping by and whole families coming to see the lights and to take photos. For me, it\u2019s already cathartic to see all the children faces light up through my window\u2026\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "Holly and the Johnnies\n\u2013 Duo Sample Video \u2013\nThe Johnnies is a 2-4 piece high energy, variety cover band based out of Metro-Detroit. Each member in The Johnnies is an accomplished instrumentalist and vocalist with their own unique style. Having so much vocal and instrumental diversity in the band puts them at a distinct advantage allowing them to accurately recreate nearly any era or style of music ranging from the big harmonies of the 60s & 70s all the way to pop stars of the 2010\u2019s. With a set list always evolving, The Johnnies covers artists from Frank Sinatra to Stevie Wonder, The Beatles to the Steve Miller Band, Michael Jackson to Red Hot Chili Peppers and all the way to Bruno Mars and other current hits.\nThe Johnnies brings a collective 40 years of live performance experience to the table with each member having 1,000+ shows under their belt, ranging from rock, pop, motown, jazz, classical, country, big band, choral music and beyond.\nThe Johnnies specializes in working closely with clients to provide an experience that guests will never forget. Whether it is a city or church festival, wedding, casino, private event, corporate party, or a special event, they ensure detail oriented communication with clients and have provided top-notch entertainment for hundreds of events over the last 10 years. The Johnnies will always provide the same professional caliber of stage show, lighting, and sound quality for all events.\nAs a special event band, The Johnnies also takes on the responsibility of being your master of ceremonies if needed and are more than happy to work out day of details, announcements, specialty songs, and work with any event coordinators or staff to ensure that your day\u2019s events are executed smoothly.\nClick here to contact The Johnnies about your special event and a prompt response will be returned.\nJust The Johnnies\nOpen Mic at the Confetti Liquor Box\n3932 Pelham St, Dearborn Heights, MI 48125\nMarch 4, 2019 @ 8:30 pm - March 5, 2019 @ 12:30 am\nWith Holly and the Johnnies\nThe Waterfront Wyandotte | 5 Piece\n507 Biddle Ave, Wyandotte, MI 48192",
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        "raw_content": "Finding solace in this political climate\nThe world around us currently is a whirlwind of uncertainty, fear and anxiety. It seems as though every time I turn on the TV, check the news or more frequently, log on to social media, there\u2019s a new article that leaves me questioning who could support or fight the things going on. Social media has been transformed into a tool for finding out what fresh and terrifying thing have happened in the world of politics. While this is an incredibly powerful and important tool for organizing, it can also be overwhelming.\nA space that was once used for entertainment has been transformed into a battleground for politics and ideologies. Conversations with friends are dominated by current events, and it\u2019s become increasingly hard to catch a break from the shit-storm that has engulfed this country. There is a desire and a need to stay politically informed and active, but with a constant flow of information and political discussion, it can be easy to feel mentally trapped and surrounded by the worry that it causes.\nAll of this is following an election that was emotionally and mentally exhausting, and had been for over a year. Many of us have not had a chance since to reset, relax or take a breather. The emotional drain caused by the election didn\u2019t stop on Nov. 8, and based on the actions that the Trump administration has taken in its first two weeks, it looks as though it will continue over the next four years.\nOur national political climate isn\u2019t the only challenging element of our lives currently. Here at Knox we\u2019re currently smack-dab in the middle of one of the toughest parts of the most difficult term, of the year. We have to balance the stress created by these recent governmental actions with our academics and extracurricular commitments. Needless to say, all of us are pretty drained and under a lot of stress.\nThough it can be difficult, I believe that it is alright to take a moment for yourself in this stressful time, and do what is necessary for you in order to process, handle and keep going in this turbulent world. It\u2019s okay to stay off of social media and news sources to recuperate and get back to a position where you\u2019re able to speak up for what you think is right.\nI\u2019m not suggesting that we all bury our heads in the sand for the next four years, but rather keep an eye out on just how much we can handle and know when to step back and focus on ourselves instead.\nTake a walk, listen to your favorite album and make time to discuss non-political things with the people that you care about. Fighting for what\u2019s right is important, but it shouldn\u2019t completely consume your life.\nI know that in writing this I must be aware of my privilege as a person who is able to take a step out of political environments. Not everyone has this ability, and those of us who do must make sure to use it by not hiding in ignorance, but instead to take care of ourselves and others so that we\u2019re all able to continue this fight.\nTags: column discourse political climate relaxation social media\nStudent rapper records mixtape at Knox\nApple Strip: New year's resolution\nEmail rebukes SnapChat video May 25, 2018\nTweets called into question April 19, 2018",
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        "raw_content": "City accepts TE-Grant bid for Cotton Ave.\nWork on the long awaited Transportation Enhancement (TE) grant project for Cotton Avenue could soon get underway. More...\nCourthouse repairs to be bid out\nNeeded repairs to the Jenkins County Courthouse, which include repairs to the roof and clock dome, will soon be bid out. The authorization was given to architect Frank D'Arcangelo during the group's April 21 meeting. More...\nCBE breakfast held to honor businesses, JCHS students\nThe annual Cooperative Business Education 2009 breakfast was held at Cindy's Caf\u00e9 April 23. This breakfast was in honor of the business partners and students who participated in the CBE program at Jenkins County High School (JCHS). More...\nPlease don't miss the deadline for graduation \"Patty Cake\" ads. They are due by noon this Thursday. The ads are a popular way of honoring your favorite graduate and cost only $30, which includes a photograph. More...\nDear Editor: In my senior year of high school in 1959, our coach had to leave Millen because of personal reasons, so we didn't have a high school baseball team. More...\nOn Mother's Day In loving memory of my two sons Anthony N. Sherrod Richard D. Sherrod Jr. My two sons, I always wanted you. Even when I was a little girl, Playing with baby dolls. More...\nOn Mother's Day In loving memory of our mother Mrs. Jennie Mosley You can only have one Mother, Patient, kind and true. No other friend in all the world, Will be the same to you. More...\nJames E. Washington Oct. 29, 1963 - May 3, 2007 I was sitting around thinking just the other day, My how time has flown since you have passed away. A tear drop here, a tear drop there, a tear drop almost everywhere. More...\nCrossland, Burke finalize plans\nPlans for the wedding of Heather Lynn Crossland, daughter of Carl and Ava Crossland, to Shannon David Burke, son of Hope Burke and the late Jimmie Burke, have been finalized. The wedding will take place 6 p.m. More...\nThank you We would like to take this time to thank everyone for their prayers and donations during Diane's recent car accident on March 11, 2009. More...\nRelay For Life to be held Friday\nJenkins County's annual Relay for Life will get underway 7 p.m. this Friday at the Jenkins County Recreation Department complex. More...\nA local retail landmark, Citi-Trends, will soon close its doors. A sign in the window indicates that the Millen store is the only facility that is being closed. More...\nJenkins County Hospital to hold Health Fair\nThe Jenkins County Hospital Health Fair has been a local favorite for several years now. Regretfully, due to various circumstances, the Health Fair will be presented in a scaled down format this year 6 a.m. until 2 p.m. More...\nCity adopts changes to vendor ordinance\nVendors could once again be allowed to sell their wares in the business district of the City of Millen, if changes to the city's vendor ordinance remain as approved at the April meeting of Millen City Council. More...\nVFW recognizes editor\nLocal Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) Post #2776 recently presented Deborah Bennett, editor of The Millen News, with a national VFW citation in recognition of the newspaper's \"promotion of Citizenship Education of the VFW.\" Participating were, from le More...\nMath-a-Mania contest\nSixty Jenkins County Elementary School (JCES) students were given the opportunity to participate in the 2009 Eagle Math-a-Mania contest on March 28 at Georgia Southern University. More...\nOgeechee Freewill Baptist Church to hold Homecoming May 17\nOgeechee Freewill Baptist Church will be celebrating Homecoming Sunday, May 17. The Rev. Brad Willis will bring the message and perform songs. Dinner will be served following the 11 a.m. worship service. The public is invited to attend. More...\nMillen U.M.C. youth to hold Chicken-Q May 16\nThe youth of Millen United Methodist Church will hold their second annual Chicken-Q fundraiser 11 a.m. until 2 p.m. Saturday, May 16. Drive-thru is available at the social hall at the back of the church. More...\nFair Haven United Methodist Church to hold homecoming May 17\nFair Haven United Methodist Church, 1126 N. Herndon Road, will celebrate Homecoming Sunday, May 17. The worship service will begin at 10 a.m. with the Rev. Jimmy Cason, Statesboro District Superintendent, as the guest speaker. 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        "raw_content": "Jedidiah, Leonhard amen'd this post.\nRight, applying the Word of God...\nYes and in Acts Paul just declares who this God is, he does not apologetics to demonstrate God,\nYes he does. He bridges a gap between their unknown god and the God of the Bible. That's classic apologetics. That's not something they just innately knew. He had to find an approach that would make reasonable and logical sense to his audience.\nand yes in Romans he makes the case that all men intuitively already know God, but that they suppress that knowledge.\nEh, I don't think that's a completely correct interpretation of Romans 1. Ben Witherington argues that the Greek word gn\u014dston in verse 19 is not the same thing as being intuitively revealed, but of something that is made evident only after examination. That said, in either case, if the truth is suppressed then it is up to the evangelist to help find ways of unsuppressing it, and apologetics is a great starting point.\nBit I will ask you Adrift - what can be more powerful than the word of God for converting the soul?\nLots of things. The word of God isn't magic. If you start reading a Bible over a baby, the baby doesn't magically become a Christian. If someone doesn't believe in God, you can read them the Bible till you're blue in your face...you're unlikely to make headway until you get them to at least agree with you that the existence of a god is even feasible. That will take apologetics. And that's only the start. And apologetics isn't just getting people to believe in God. For instance, Paul makes an apologetic case for the resurrection in 1 Corinthians where he discusses the witnesses of the resurrection, and the fulfillment of Old Testament prophecy.\nI didn't say that these things were not learned, or based on experience. . . . snip . . .\nThen how are they different from learning that God is truth? Because you did not come to this conclusion through your learning and experience does not remove them from the list of valid presuppositions.\nYes, he squares the circle, not be arguing but by declaring... It's not that I have a problem with classic Apologetics, I particularly like the moral argument (as you have probably noticed).\nSeems pretty straightforward to me...\nYet he is making that case to Christians. Really Adrift, you will have to look far and wide to find Apologetics like we generally use in Scripture (you may call Paul's testimony in front of King Agrippa an Apologetic). And God's word will not come back void, until it accomplishes what He pleases...\nLast edited by seer; 02-08-2018 at 02:24 PM.\nThen since this is a belief held without a need for evidence - it is \"foundational truth\" for you, then there is essentially no basis for discussion about it. It would be as if you asked me to prove to you that the law of identity is true. For me - the bible is a collection of books written by men, and someone would need to provide evidence that it is divinely inspired and to be trusted as a source of \"truth.\" Because you believe this is true a priori - you cannot answer that question. A priori truths can only be asserted - not defended. Indeed, the question itself would make no sense to you.\nNo, we all get a priori beliefs. But we disagree on what those ARE. I do not believe \"the bible is the word of god\" is an a priori truth. Indeed, there is nothing about that statement that seems a priori to me. You might as well say \"the geometric theorem of congruent triangles is a priori true.\" That theorem is derived from other principles that are apriori - but it is not itself a priori. We might both agree that the fundamental principles of mathematics and logic are a priori truths, but we disagree that the bible being the word of god or the very existence of god are one of them.\nAt no point in our discussion was it ever made clear (perhaps because you didn't say it, perhaps because I missed it) that you considered \"god is\" and \"the bible is the word of god\" a priori truths - foundational truths not dependent on evidence/proof. If that had been clear, we would have ended the discussion much earlier. From my perspective, you have added two a priori truths to the list that are not actually a priori true - so you have locked yourself into your worldview. Because they ARE a priori true to you, you will not see it that way.\nI do not see how meaningful conversation could proceed concerning the existence of god and the role of the bible.\nNote, however, that I do not beleive all Christians take this (somewhat extreme) view. Most Christians I have chatted with share a common set of a priori/foundational beliefs with me, but differ in how to reason from those to conclusions about god and the bible. We start from the same place, but accept different evidence in different ways, and end up with different conclusions about god and the bible. I have never actually encountered someone who declared that \"god is\" and \"the bible is the word of god\" were true a priori - without recourse to supporting evidence. So I never imagined you were taking that position in our discussions.\nLast edited by carpedm9587; 02-08-2018 at 03:05 PM.\nAgain - I distinguish between \"foundational\" or \"a priori\" truths - truths that are self-evident once the mind has matured enough to grasp them, and derived conclusions, which depend on reasoning from foundational truths or other derived conclusions.\nCOnsider it this way. In mathematics, we have a priori principles that are simply \"evidently\" true. The principle of identity (a = a) is an example. Then we have derived theorems (e.g., Pythagorean Theorem). We have to combine a priori mathematical principles and derive a proof to show that the Pythagorean Theorem is true. It doe snot make it less true - but it is not a priori true.\nI would take \"my senses provide me with a reasonable grasp of reality\" to be an a priori truth. I cannot prove it to you. It is true to me on the basis of my experience of reality. The same is true of laws of mathematics, logic, the universe being intelligible, etc. When someone says to me \"the bible is the word of god is an a priori truth,\" I cannot agree. There is nothing about that statement that is \"self-evident.\" It is a conclusion I may (or may not) reach by combining a collection of evidence and reasoning to the likely truth of the proposition. If it were truly a priori true, you would see a far more universal level of acceptance in the human population than we do.\nGive me evidence that what goes on in your mind corresponds to reality...\nAgain, not to rag on you seer, but I don't think that's a strong line of attack. You're not attacking his pressuppositions, you're asking him for something neither he nor anyone can give you. Solipsism, that is the complete denial of knowledge of the external reality (or complete despair of obtaining it), is every bit as self-consistent as theism. Its unliveable, and no one holds to it, but its perfectly self-consistent. Therefore presuppositional apologetics, the good parts, can't really interact with that. There's nothing to challenge such a person on.\nAll Carped has to say to you is that he believes that there's an external reality, and he can experience it using his senses. No more need be said. He doesn't have to justify this belief, as its foundational to his worldview.\nAnd the challenges in presuppositional apologetics aren't merely of the form \"what's your basis for X\", its more like \"given what you believe you should reject X\". C.S Lewis did this when he questioned whether a materialist worldview, with its mechanistic and completely deterministic physics would result in us not being able to reliably know the truth. Plantinga's argument follows this line as well. In fact just about any presuppositional line of argument attacks exactly the ability to reason, and what needs to be true for this to be the case.\nPlantinga's argument is quite a powerful version. I highly recommend it, if you wanna pursue this line of argumentation.\nLast edited by Leonhard; 02-08-2018 at 03:47 PM.\nOriginally Posted by Leonhard\nThat is not my point Leonhard, I don't hold to Solipsism - I'm just referring to the fact that we all begin with unprovable assumptions, at the most basic level. Most atheists attempt to take the logical high ground - they can't.\nI agree, just as the Bible being the Word of God is foundational to my worldview, and I too need not justify it.\nAgreed... Here is quote by Lewis you may like:\n\u201cSupposing there was no intelligence behind the universe, no creative mind. In that case, nobody designed my brain for the purpose of thinking. It is merely that when the atoms inside my skull happen, for physical or chemical reasons, to arrange themselves in a certain way, this gives me, as a by-product, the sensation I call thought. But, if so, how can I trust my own thinking to be true? It's like upsetting a milk jug and hoping that the way it splashes itself will give you a map of London. But if I can't trust my own thinking, of course I can't trust the arguments leading to Atheism, and therefore have no reason to be an Atheist, or anything else. Unless I believe in God, I cannot believe in thought: so I can never use thought to disbelieve in God.\u201d\nI have read his argument again naturalism a number of times.",
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        "raw_content": "Twenty Nine \u201cDeveloped\u201d Nations Have Universal Health Care Coverage, But America Refuses To Come Into The 21st Century On Health Care!\nTwenty nine \u201cdeveloped\u201d nations in the world have Universal Health Care Coverage, including the following:\nIn Europe, 21 nations, including:\nAlso, Turkey and Israel in the Middle East have Universal Health Coverage.\nAdditionally, in Asia and the Pacific, there are 4 nations which have such coverage.\nAlso, Canada in North America and Chile in South America have such coverage.\nSo why does the United States NOT have it?\nThe power of the health insurance companies lobby is one factor, and the refusal of the Republican Party and the conservative movement to be willing to accept that health care coverage and the protection of life beyond the pregnancy stage should be a guaranteed part of government policy, through a national health care program that covers all Americans, including even undocumented immigrants, are the reasons.\nIt is time for America to come into the 21st century, and decide that health care is not a privilege, but a basic human right!\nNews and Politics\t\"Developed\" Nations, Asia And The Pacific, Australia, Austria, Belgium, Canada, Chile, Conservative Movement, Czech Republic, Denmark, Europe, Finland, France, Germany, Great Britain, Greece, Health Insurance Companies, Hungary, Iceland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Luxembourg, Middle East, Netherlands, New Zealand, North America, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Republican Party, Slovenia, South America, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, Undocumented Immigrants, Universal Health Care\nThe latest reports about Donald Trump indicate plans to resolve the North Korean problem in an extreme way that could lead to nuclear war.\nOne plan is to send nuclear missiles to South Korea, upping the ante of possible nuclear war directly on the population of North Korea, but 25 million South Koreans within range of the North Korean army, the fourth largest military in the world.\nAnother plan is to remove Kim Jon Un from power altogether.\nBut while the latter possibility sounds good on the surface, and is comparative to the death of Osama bin Laden in 2011 under President Barack Obama\u2019s administration, it is really NOT a similar scenario.\nOsama bin Laden was not the leader of a government, an organized state.\nKim Jong Un, as crazy and dangerous as he is, IS the leader of a government, and the possibility of a massive invasion of South Korea, as in the Korean War of 1950-1953 is alarming.\nLet us not forget that 33,000 Americans died in the Korean War, and a hundred thousand were wounded, and the war dragged on for three years and one month.\nLet us also not forget that officially it is against international law to assassinate foreign leaders, although the United States has done that before, either directly or indirectly, as for instance in Chile in 1973, under Richard Nixon, as just one example.\nThe thought of the US using nuclear weapons, when the only time it occurred, was against Japan at Hiroshima and Nagasaki at the end of World War II, is horrifying.\nBut there is no question of the complexity of the North Korean threat, which experts say within a few years could target Seattle, San Francisco, Los Angeles, and the state of Hawaii, along with the threat to Japan and South Korea.\nThe question is whether we have a sane, balanced President to deal with this issue, and there is much doubt and trepidation about that.\nNews and Politics\tBarack Obama, Chile, Donald Trump, Hawaii, Hiroshima, International Law, Japan, Kim Jong Un, Korean War, Los Angeles, Nagasaki, North Korea, Nuclear War, Osama Bin Laden, Richard Nixon, San Francisco, Seattle, South Korea, World War II\nA Woman As German Chancellor; A Woman As British Prime Minister; A Woman As President Of The United States; Why Not?\nThe world is reaching a moment to celebrate!\nWe have had a woman as German Chancellor, Angela Merkel, since November 2005.\nWe will now have a woman as British Prime Minister, Theresa May, in two days.\nAnd in November, four months from now, we are very likely to have a woman President elected, Hillary Clinton.\nIt is long overdue that this has happened!\nWe have seen several nations in South America (Argentina, Brazil, Chile) and two in Europe (Norway, Poland), and two in Asia (South Korea, Taiwan) with female leaders, along with past woman leaders in India, Pakistan, Israel, and Great Britain, among others.\nIt is time to put women into power, as so many men have done so much damage over time, and there is no special talent to govern held by men, so this development is wonderful and laudatory!\nNews and Politics\tAngela Merkel, Argentina, Asia, Brazil, Chile, Europe, Germany, Great Britain, Hillary Clinton, India, Israel, Norway, Pakistan, Poland, South America, South Korea, Taiwan, Theresa May, Women Government Leaders\nReelected Presidents And Foreign Policy\nAn interesting trend of reelected American Presidents is their tendency to become deeply involved in foreign policy matters. This is true since the dawn of America as a world leader in the time of Theodore Roosevelt.\nThe question is whether this is a planned strategy, or a simple reaction to events, or both.\nAfter Theodore Roosevelt won his full term, having succeeded William McKinley after his assassination, TR became involved in aggressive policy making, criticizing Kaiser Wilhelm of Germany over Morocco at the Algeciras Conference of 1906, and taking leadership of relations with Japan.\nWoodrow Wilson, after keeping us out of war in Europe, called for our entrance into World War I a month after his second inauguration, and then went to the Versailles Peace Conference after the war, and worked, unsuccessfully, to convince the US Senate to ratify the Versailles Treaty and membership in the League of Nations. He also committed troops, along with Great Britain, France, Italy, and Japan, to attempt an overthrow of the Soviet Union regime under Nikolai Lenin.\nCalvin Coolidge, elected after succeeding Warren G. Harding in 1923, became involved in the promotion of the Kellogg Briand Pact in 1928, an attempt to outlaw war as an instrument of international policy.\nFranklin D. Roosevelt moved the nation closer to dealing with the German Nazi, Italian Fascist, and the Imperial Japanese threat before and during the early part of the Second World War, and then took us into the war after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor in his third term, and pushed for an alliance with the British and the Soviet Union during the war, and advocated the formation of the United Nations as the war was ending.\nHarry Truman, after succeeding FDR upon his death in 1945, and winning his own election in 1948, helped to form the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, took America into the Korean War, and gave aid to the French in the Indochinese War.\nDwight D. Eisenhower, in his second term, engaged in diplomacy with Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev at Camp David in 1959 and secretly planned to overthrow Cuban leader Fidel Castro.\nLyndon B. Johnson, after succeeding the assassinated John F, Kennedy in 1963, in his full term, escalated American involvement in Vietnam to a full scale war that divided the country, and invaded the Dominican Republic in 1965.\nRichard Nixon, after being reelected, became engaged in the Yom Kippur War in 1973, saving the possibility of a Soviet intervention in the Middle East, and also arranged the overthrow of the Chilean President, Salvador Allende.\nRonald Reagan, in his second term, engaged in arms agreements with Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev; bombed Libya over its claim of a 200 mile territorial limit; and supported overthrow of dictatorial regimes in Haiti and the Phillippines.\nBill Clinton, in his second term, brought about peace in Northern Ireland; became engaged in war against Serbia over Kosovo; and engaged in counter terrorism actions against Osama Bin Laden and other terrorists.\nGeorge W. Bush, in his second term, conducted a \u201csurge\u201d in Iraq, and promoted action against the HIV-AIDS epidemic in Africa.\nThe question is what Barack Obama will end up doing in the field of foreign policy, and whether he will initiate it, or react to events he cannot control.\nNews and Politics\tAfrica, Algeciras Conference, Arrms Agreements, Bill Clinton, Calvin Coolidge, Camp David, Chile, Counter Terrorism, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Dwight D. Eisenhower, Fascist Italy, Fidel Castro, Foreign Policy, France, Franklin D. Roosevelt, George W. Bush, Germany, Great Britain, Haiti, Harry Truman, HIV-AIDS Epidemic, Imperial Japan, Indochina War, Iraq, Italy, Japan, John F. Kennedy, Kaiser Wilhelm II, Kellogg Briand Pact, Korean War, Kosovo, League Of Nations, Libya, Lyndon B. Johnson, Middle East, Mikhail Gorbachev, Morocco. Germany, NATO, Nazi Germany, Nikita Khrushchev, Nikolai Lenin, Northern Ireland, Osama Bin Laden, Pearl Harbor, Philippines, Reelected Presidents, Richard Nixon, Ronald Reagan, Salvador Allende, Serbia, Soviet Union, Theodore Roosevelt, United Nations, Versailles Treaty, Vietnam War, Warren G. Harding, William McKinley, Woodrow Wilson, World War I, World War II, Yom Kippur War\nThe Centennial Of Richard Nixon\nToday marks a century since Richard Nixon\u2019s birth, and without any question, he is the most controversial American President of the 43 men who have held that office.\nAfter barely losing in 1960, with the belief that his opponent, John F. Kennedy, had stolen the election in Chicago and in Texas, Nixon came back miraculously eight years later, and won a very close election over Hubert Humphrey and George Wallace. He proceeded to win a massive victory over George McGovern in 1972, the greatest landslide in electoral votes since Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1936, winning all but Massachusetts and the District of Columbia. A year and a half later, he was the only President who, due to the Watergate scandal, resigned from office, with the certainty of an impeachment in the House of Representatives and conviction in the US Senate had he not resigned.\nNixon knew the peaks and the valleys of the Presidency like no one ever has to the same extent before or since. He is a great Shakespearean type character, a human tragedy, a man with great intellect, but also great personal demons; a man of great accomplishments in many ways, but also great hates, resentments, insecurities and a large level of paranoia; a man who in many ways was the last \u201cprogressive\u201d Republican President, but also catered to the right wing narrow mindedness and mean spiritedness; a man who had many controversial moments in his public career, but was consulted by future Presidents over the next twenty years due to his knowledge and expertise in foreign affairs; and a man, who, while hated more than any President since Abraham Lincoln, and only surpassed in level of hate by Barack Obama since, stands out as, without a doubt, the most significant President in his impact in the half century from his coming to Congress in 1947 until his death in 1994 at age 81.\nThis author grew up with intense feelings against Richard Nixon and started his career in the time of the Watergate scandal. Only after Nixon\u2019s death and a semester sabbatical devoted to the study of all aspects of Nixon\u2019s life, did this author start to see Nixon in a different light. As often told to students, this author no longer despises Nixon, but rather sees him as a tragic figure, who did a lot of good, but had his demons overtake him and destroy him. 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NO!\nFormer Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney is making controversy and creating turmoil as he continues on his foreign policy trip to convince Americans and the world that he is ready for the Presidency.\nAfter his flubs in Great Britain, antagonizing our closest ally, he has now gone \u201coff the bridge\u201d in his speeches and comments in Israel.\nWhile trying to demonstrate his strong support of Israel, and hope to wean away many Jewish voters in America from Barack Obama, Romney has managed to make things worse by his actions.\nStating that Jerusalem should be recognized as the capital of Israel by the United States, when both Republican and Democratic Presidents without fail from Lyndon B. Johnson to Barack Obama have felt it unwise to do so, creates a new problem for Middle East negotiations, which should not have been brought up at all.\nIt is not an issue of whether the US should recognize Jerusalem as the capital, but since both parties and all Presidents have steered clear of it up to now, for a total of 45 years, a campaign trip is the wrong place to bring it up.\nAlso, Romney compared Israeli and Jewish achievements to the failures of the Palestinians, which are indeed true, but should have been left unsaid, as all it does is antagonize the Arabs, which still have to be dealt with if there is to be any chance of Middle East peace at any point in the future.\nAnd comparing israel and the Palestinians to the US and Mexico or Chile and Ecuador as examples also, unnecessarily, can make those nations angry, and serves no purpose!\nMitt Romney is demonstrating his recklessness in speech, so one wonders about his potential recklessness in action, were he to become President of the United States in 2013!\nNews and Politics\tArabs, Barack Obama, Chile, Democratic Party, Ecuador, Great Britain, Israel, Jerusalem, Jews, Lyndon B. Johnson, Mexico, Middle East, Mitt Romney, Palestinians, Presidential Election of 2012, Republican Party\nChilean Miners And First Responders On September 11: A World Of Difference!\nA year after the Chilean Copper Mine disaster, leading to the ultimate miraculous recovery of 33 miners, we have known that the miners have suffered from physical and psychological harm, what is considered Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.\nBut now, the most wonderful possible event has occurred, as the government (meaning its taxpayers in effect), have decided that all of the miners should receive a pension for life, after what they went through, which will scar them for the rest of their lives! This is a wonderful gesture, making the lives of the miners a bit more pleasant and secure!\nWhy bring this up?\nBecause this is precisely the proper thing that our government at all levels should do, in response to the sacrifice of the First Responders on September 11 in New York City and Washington, DC!\nMany have developed cancer, and many have other physical ills. Many have Post Traumatic Stress Disorder as well. But the reaction has been to deny a connection between these physical and mental ills and September 11!\nThis is morally wrong, and despicable, as again the priorities are messed up! Those who protect us, defend us, sacrifice for us, are pushed aside as just \u201cpublic servants\u201d!\nMeanwhile, others who have gotten away with low taxation on their profits and fortunes are made out to be untouchable, to have no sacrifice needed, as America faces massive economic problems caused to a great extent by the refusal of the Bush Administration to make taxpayers pay for two wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, the only time in history that our taxes have not gone up in time of war! This is another long range impact of September 11.\nAnd to top it off, the decision of the Bush Administration to LOWER taxes on the wealthy is truly IMMORAL to the extreme, and only promotes more selfishness and greed!\nIt is time that we honor those who sacrificed on September 11, and stop coddling wealthy people and corporations, who enriched themselves in many cases on September 11 and its aftermath!\nTime to do for FIrst Responders, what Chile proudly has done for the copper miners who went through so much in the mine disaster a year ago!\nNews and Politics\tChile, Chilean Copper Miners, First Responders, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, September 11, Taxation, Wealthy Americans\nThe Copiapo Copper Mine Rescue In Chile: A Repudiation Of Rand Paul\u2019s Libertarian, Anti Government Lunacy!\nThe whole world is gripped by the rescue that has begun of the 33 copper miners who have been stranded underground for ten weeks in Chile, and the realization that Chile has no regulation of the conditions of its miners! This crisis is a call on Chile, an advanced country compared to most in Latin America and the world at large, to accept the responsibility of its government to change its attitude on this matter!\nBut it is also a repudiation of Tea Party favorite and Republican Senate nominee Rand Paul of Kentucky, with his assertion that the federal and state governments should not be meddling in the conditions of coal miners, whether in Kentucky, where they are not unionized, or elsewhere, where some mining operations are unionized. Paul is upset that, in all cases, there is federal oversight of mines!\nWe have seen so many accidents and tragedies in coal mining and other mining operations in the recent past, as well as in the long run of American history!\nFor someone running for the Senate to assert that federal oversight is unnecessary, and that unionization is interference with the free market, makes one wonder what kind of lunatic Rand Paul is!\nA man with such anarchistic views, who does not give a damn about the lives and safety of coal miners and other miners, and wants to leave their condition in the hands of mine operators alone, should be denounced!\nIf Kentucky elects Rand Paul to the Senate in three weeks, with such outrageous views on his part, it can be said that the state will gain the reputation of being one of the most backward states of the Union! The proper reaction would be to say \u201cShame on you!\u201d \ud83d\ude41\nNews and Politics\tChile, Kentucky, Rand Paul, Republican Party, Tea Party Movement, US Senate",
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        "raw_content": "Robert F. Kennedy, The \u201cUn Trump\u201d? Two Wealthy, Privileged People, And Their Diverse Evolution\nTwo NBC/MSNBC anchors, Chris Matthews and Lawrence O\u2019Donnell, have just published books on the life of Robert F. Kennedy, and on the Presidential Election of 1968, respectively.\nBoth books are well worth your attention, as they bring back a half century ago, when a wealthy, privileged person, Robert F. Kennedy, united white working class and minority working class people together in a time of tumult, making him a rare political leader.\nHe also attracted the support of wealthier liberals, and had the capability to unite the country in a time of the civil rights movement and the war in Vietnam.\nHad he not been assassinated, RFK would likely have been the Democratic Party nominee, instead of Hubert Humphrey, and would have likely defeated Richard Nixon, and there would have been no Watergate scandal.\nNo one is saying that RFK would have been God, but certainly, the history of the United States would have been better with him than with Richard Nixon.\nNow we have a leader of similar wealth and privilege, but with a totally different bent on every issue imaginable.\nDonald Trump revels in dividing people, and using race, religion, and ethnicity to cause tumult and turmoil.\nDonald Trump does not have a decent bone in his body, and sees everything in terms of the dollar sign.\nDonald Trump has no concern for the average American\u2019s life and future, and instead, promotes demagoguery and hate.\nThe damage he has done in the year since his election tomorrow, November 8, is so long lasting, that despite no legislative accomplishments, he has set back the nation in so many ways, often to before the years of the New Deal in the 1930s.\nIt is as if we are in a time warp, and back in the 1920s before the Great Depression and World War II.\nAnd it is highly likely that the damage he has perpetrated in one year will lead to another Great Depression, social turmoil, and World War III, since he has no clue or understanding of domestic or foreign affairs, and only the top one percent will benefit from his destructive agenda.\nSo Robert F. Kennedy is indeed the \u201cUn Trump\u201d, but sadly, we have no one on the horizon at this moment who seems capable of emerging with the image and agenda of Robert F. Kennedy.\nIf we did find such a person, we would have optimism about the long range future of the nation, so the goal must be to find the right individual to lead the Democratic Party into the future, and return to the RFK commitment to social, economic, and political change.\nNews and Politics\t1920s, 1930s, Chris Matthews, Civil Rights Movement, Democratic Party, Donald Trump, Great Depression, Hubert Humphrey, Lawrence O'Donnell, Minority Working Class, MSNBC, NBC, New Deal, Presidential Election Of 1968, Richard Nixon, Robert F. Kennedy, Robert F. Kennedy Assassination, Vietnam War, Watergate Scandal, Wealth And Privilege, Wealthier Liberals, White Working Class, World War II, World War III\nGun Violence Against Congressman Steve Scalise And Others Deplorable, And Incited By Bad Blood On Both Sides, And By Donald Trump!\nThe shocking violence in Alexandria, Virginia, by a crazed gunman, who shot five people, including House Majority Whip Steve Scalise of Louisiana is a sign of escalating violence in this nation, incited by bad blood on both sides of the political spectrum, but also by Donald Trump, who in the past two years has called for violence against his opponent Hillary Clinton, and encouraged violence by his supporters at his campaign rallies against any critics, and that he would pay their legal costs, or so he said.\nThe political invective is higher now than it has been since the Civil War Era, and Trump cannot be said to be innocent in any fashion, and he likes to act like a bully, and intimidate his critics and opponents. But also, the two parties, Democrats and Republicans, have reached a stage where they cannot \u201ccross the aisle\u201d, as they often did in past decades, to accomplish major goals in legislation.\nAnd conservative talk radio and Fox News Channel has also incited people with their poisonous atmosphere\u2013including Rush Limbaugh, Bill O\u2019Reilly, Sean Hannity, Mark Levin, Michael Savage, Laura Ingraham, Ann Coulter, Tucker Carlson, and so many others, all of whom spew hatred.\nSome conservatives try to claim that Rachel Maddow, Lawrence O\u2019Donnell, Chris Hayes, Jake Tapper, Anderson Cooper, and others considered to be progressives, are doing the same thing on their programs, but that is pure BS!\nThe political atmosphere has been deteriorating for the past 25 years since Bill Clinton came to the Presidency, and many of the talk show hosts on the Right have become multimillionaires in the process, and Republican leadership has gone along with this to gain their own agenda.\nThe fact that the shooter of Steve Scalise and others was a Bernie Sanders supporter in 2016, will, assuredly make the right wing talk show hosts further inflame the situation, so those on the left cannot remain silent, as some are advocating.\nWe deplore the shooting, and do not advocate violence, but that does not mean we shall remain silent in the midst of government abuses and illegalities.\nThe American people expect their government to be accountable to its citizenry!\nNews and Politics\tAlexandria Virginia, Anderson Cooper, Ann Coulter, Bernie Sanders, Bill Clinton, Bill O'Reilly, Chris Hayes, Civil War, Conservative Talk Radio, Democratic Party, Donald Trump, Fox News Channel, Gun Violence, Jake Tapper, Laura Ingraham, Lawrence O'Donnell, Mark Levin, Michael Savage, Political Violence, Progressive Talk Show Hosts, Rachel Maddow, Republican Party, Rush Limbaugh, Sean Hannity, Steve Scalise, Tucker Carlson, US House Of Representatives\nEarly Florida Voting Returns: 53 Percent For Clinton And 28 Percent Republicans Voting For Clinton!\nAn astounding development emerged last night on MSNBC\u2019s Lawrence O\u2019Donnell show, with information about early voting in Florida, showing that 53 percent of early voters have supported Hillary Clinton, to Donald Trump\u2019s 40 percent, a literal landslide!\nBut also, 28 percent of Republicans have voted for Hillary Clinton, as compared to 6 percent for John Kerry in 2004 and 9 percent for Barack Obama in 2008.\nIf this trend continues, Donald Trump is done, as he cannot win the Presidency if he loses Florida, and right now, he is losing in a massive landslide!\nThe feeling is developing that Hillary Clinton is on the road to an overwhelming landslide nationally, but still subject to revision.\nNews and Politics\tBarack Obama, Donald Trump, Florida, Hillary Clinton, John Kerry, Lawrence O'Donnell, MSNBC, Presidential Election Of 2004, Presidential Election of 2008, Presidential Election Of 2016, Republican Party\nInspirational People Of 2013\nIn any year, there is so much to be discouraged about, so much to be shocked about, so much to be unhappy about, as we see so many examples of selfishness, greed, hatred, and prejudice in the world, not just the United States.\nThe concept of fairness, compassion, justice, equality, freedom is always being fought against those individuals and forces that would deny all of these basic principles of human advancement.\nSo on Christmas Day, it is an appropriate time to point out who has inspired liberals and progressives in the year 2013. In no special order, they include the following:\nThe late South African President Nelson Mandela\nPope Francis, Vatican City\nNew York City Mayor-Elect Bill De Blasio\nMassachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren\nVermont Senator Bernie Sanders\nConnecticut Senator Chris Murphy\nRhode Island Senator Sheldon Whitehouse\nDelaware Senator Chris Coons\nOhio Senator Sherrod Brown\nOregon Senator Jeff Merkley\nMSNBC talk show host Rachel Maddow\nMNBC talk show host Lawrence O\u2019Donnell\nThere are others who could make this list, but this is an even dozen, a great start to a list of principled, and inspiring, people who have changed our lives in a positive fashion!\nNews and Politics\tBernie Sanders, Bill De Blasio, Chris Coons, Chris Murphy, Elizabeth Warren, Jeff Merkley, Lawrence O'Donnell, liberals, MSNBC, Nelson Mandela, New York City Mayor, Pope Francis, Progressives, Rachel Maddow, Sheldon Whitehouse, Sherrod Brown, South Africa, US Senate, Vatican City\nTime For A Debate: Sean Hannity Vs. Lawrence O\u2019Donnell, Or Other Alternatives!\nIt is time for conservatives to stop propagandizing on Fox News Channel and talk radio, and get out there and compete in a debate on the issues of the campaign!\nSince Sean Hannity is particularly glib, I propose that he participate in a debate against Lawrence O\u2019Donnell of MSNBC!\nOr why not Bill O\u2019Reilly of Fox News Channel compete in a debate against Rachel Maddow instead?\nOr have Rush Limbaugh of talk radio fight against Ed Schultz in a debate sponsored by the cable news channel, C SPan!\nAny combination of a conservative against a progressive is fine, if not this precise matchup suggested!\nThe progressives would wipe the conservatives all over the floor, if such a debate or debates occurred, but face it, the conservatives would NEVER agree to such a situation!\nCertainly, it would be very interesting, and probably more informative, than the Presidential or Vice Presidential debates coming up in September and October!\nNews and Politics\tBill O'Reilly, C Span, Conservative Talk Radio, conservatives, Ed Schultz, Fox News Channel, Lawrence O'Donnell, MSNBC, Presidential Debates, Progressives, Rachel Maddow, Rush Limbaugh, Sean Hannity, Vice Presidential Debate\n\u201cJoe The Plumber\u201d Vs. Marcy Kaptur in Ohio: The Premier House Race Of 2012!\n\u201cJoe The Plumber\u201d, aka Samuel Wurzelbacher, is the Republican nominee in the 9th Congressional district in Ohio against thirty year veteran Democrat Marcy Kaptur, the longest serving woman in the House of Representatives at present; second longest serving House woman ever; 25th of 435 members of the House in seniority; and serves on the powerful House Appropriations Committee.\nMarcy Kaptur is well regarded and respected as a solid woman of real accomplishments and strong principles, who has done an exceptional job in her long career.\nMarcy Kaptur and \u201cJoe The Plumber\u201d both appeared on Lawrence O\u2019Donnell\u2019s LAST WORD on MSNBC tonight, and it was clear that the choice the voters of that Ohio Congressional District have is a choice between brilliance and pure stupidity and ignorance!\nThe best way to look at it is that this is a choice between Marcy Kaptur and the male Sarah Palin, totally inept and incompetent to the extreme!\n\u201cJoe The Plumber\u201d wants to push Herman Cain\u2019s 9-9-9 plan, which has been ignored and dismissed by all other GOP Presidential candidates, because it would raise taxes, and harm the middle and working class while only helping the rich, and would destroy Social Security and Medicare as we know it.\nLawrence O\u2019Donnell tried to get \u201cJoe the Plumber\u201d to understand the realities of the Cain plan, and the harm it would do, but Wurzelbacher was too dense to understand.\nO\u2019Donnell also pointed out that Wurzelbacher had opposed the auto company bailout, and that it had worked, and that the auto industry was reviving and adding workers, but \u201cJoe the Plumber\u201d still insisted that he was against government intervention which had helped to restore the auto industry, and would campaign that it was a terrible idea. So talking to \u201cJoe the Plumber\u201d was like talking to the wall, as nothing penetrated this moron\u2019s brain matter!\nWhy be so blunt and insulting, one might ask? The answer is that \u201cJoe the Plumber\u201d is still what he always was: a man with no knowledge, no intelligence, no insights, but with a tremendous ego! He has struggled to make a living for his family, and one can sympathize with that fact, but he more wants to be a Congressman so he can make the salary involved, than he is interested in learning and understanding the job of representing a Congressional district.\nIn that sense, he resembles Joe Walsh of Illinois, another loser who thinks he understands the job, but is in it solely for his own ego, and his own enrichment.\nThese Tea Party types have no clue how to run a government, but want to participate in the acquisition of the perks of office. They are NOT qualified to be members of our government, and the American people have to understand that expertise, knowledge and education are basic requirements for the PROFESSION of government. It is not for amateurs!\nThis race between Kaptur and Wurzelbacher will be fun to watch, particularly when debate time comes, as Marcy Kaptur will wipe up the floor with \u201cJoe the Plumber\u201d, and win by an overwhelming margin, and send \u201cJoe the Plumber\u201d back to the obscurity he richly deserves!\nNews and Politics\t\"9-9-9\" Plan, \"Joe the Plumber\", Auto Industry, Democratic Party, Herman Cain, Illinois, Joe Walsh, Lawrence O'Donnell, Marcy Kaptur, Medicare, MSNBC, Ohio, Republican Party, Samuel Wurzelbacher, Sarah Palin, Social Security, Tea Party Movement, US House Of Representatives\nThe George Washington University Debate Between Ann Coulter And Lawrence O\u2019Donnell\nIn a rare case of a conservative and liberal commentator agreeing to debate each other in a public gathering, Sunday night witnessed a confrontation of conservative columnist and author Ann Coulter and MSNBC talk show host Lawrence O\u2019Donnell at George Washington University in Washington, DC.\nThe audience, mostly college students, was shocked when Ann Coulter stated that college students should not be able to vote, and proposed raising the voting age to 26, when students have to pay for their own medical insurance!\nShe also stated that it would be better if women did not vote, as in every national election since the 1950s, women tend to vote Democratic, and claimed that only in 1964, would the Republicans have lost if the women\u2019s vote had not existed. Of course, she forgot that Republicans elected since the 1950s included Dwight D. Eisenhower, Richard Nixon, Ronald Reagan, George H. W. Bush and George W. Bush!\nMany other issues were discussed, with the audience clearly in O\u2019Donnell\u2019s camp, but the above points were the most controversial assertions by Coulter.\nCoulter continued to be consistent in being controversial in her views, setting out to provoke the audience, and smiling constantly through her purposeful attacks and assertions. This woman LOVES to be controversial, but one has to wonder if she really believes anything she says, or just expresses it to make money selling confrontational books with controversial titles and book covers!\nCoulter seems more like an entertainer than a political expert, with her views often inconsistent, and working at bring outrageous and rude!\nNews and Politics\tAnn Coulter, conservatives, Dwight D. Eisenhower, George H W Bush, George W. Bush, George Washington University, Health Insurance, Lawrence O'Donnell, liberals, MSNBC, Richard Nixon, Ronald Reagan, Voting Age, Women's Vote\nDefense Of Liberalism And Progressivism: All Major Reforms Brought About By The Political Left!\nLawrence O\u2019Donnell on THE LAST WORD on MSNBC this evening utilized an episode of the old series, THE WEST WING, to defend liberalism and progressivism, demonstrating what all people of those persuasions know, but sometimes forget to use in defense against conservatives: that ALL major reforms in this country have come about due to those defined as on the political left!\nLiberals and Progressives, (interchangeable names) brought about the following, whether Democrats or Republicans:\nSocial Justice Reforms\nEnvironmental Reforms\nConsumer Reforms\nAnti Vietnam War Movement\nWhat can conservatives claim, except to help the rich get richer; help corporations monopolize; undermine labor; exploit and condemn the poor; support religious groups that wish to restrict human rights; work against consumer rights and environmental regulation; deny voting rights; support slavery and segregation of blacks; deny woman equality in all ways; exploit immigrants and deny them equality; deny the \u201csafety net\u201d; work against equal rights for gays and the disabled; and support military adventures overseas that enrich corporations.\nWould any conservative wish to deny the above? If so, write and comment on this post!\nNews and Politics\tBlacks, Civil Rights, Conservatism, Consumers, Corporations, Democratic Party, Disabled, Economic Reforms, Environment, Gays, Immigrants, Labor, Lawrence O'Donnell, Liberalism, Medicaid, Medicare, MSNBC, Political Reforms, Poverty, Progressivism, Religion, Republican Party, Safety Net, Segregation, Slavery, Social Justice, Social Reforms, Social Security, THE WEST WING, Vietnam War, Voting, Wars, Women\nA Celebratory Day In The Cable Media World: MSNBC 15th Anniversary And Fox News Channel-Rupert Murdoch Crisis!\nToday, 15 years ago, MSNBC went online as the competitor of CNN, which had begun June 1, 1980. Within a few months, on October 7, Fox News Channel came along as a third competitor in the 24 hour news channel industry!\nMSNBC has gone through rough times over its 15 years, but now it is thriving by having emerged as the strong progressive news channel, compared to the moderate approach of CNN and the right wing conservative views of Fox News Channel.\nMSNBC has become a station with outstanding talk show hosts, including Chris Matthews, Lawrence O\u2019Donnell, Rachel Maddow, and Ed Schultz, as well as outstanding coverage during the day by other anchor people.\nIt is a source of much what the author writes about, and it gives us a progressive view of events, which is sorely needed, so Happy 15th to MSNBC!\nAt the same time, Fox News Channel has misled, lied, deceived, propagandized, and become a Republican propaganda channel, including hiring many of the Republican Presidential field at some point of time.\nFox News Channel has NEVER been willing to cover the news fairly, and has made life miserable for Barack Obama, and has convinced an ignorant portion of the population to believe their myths, half truths, and distortions!\nIts talk show hosts are disgraceful, having included Glenn Beck in the recent past, and still including Bill O\u2019Reilly and Sean Hannity, along with a whole group of unsavory characters who have questionable ethics, but end up on Fox News Channel!\nTheir employer, Rupert Murdoch, known world wide as one of the most despicable people in the news business, has now become involved in a hacking scandal that threatens to bring him and his news corporation to their knees, symbolically!\nNothing would be more contributing to the future of journalism than to have the downfall of Rupert Murdoch and Fox News Channel, but in reality, that is not likely! That channel is refusing to report the scandal in detail, part of their \u201cmanaged\u201d and distorted news coverage, figuring that their audience might remain unaware because they lean so much on the manipulated manner of news reporting on their channel!\nEven if Fox News Channel survives, seeing Rupert Murdoch and the channel squirm is victory in itself!\nNews and Politics\tBarack Obama, Bill O'Reilly, Cable News Media, Chris Matthews, CNN, Ed Schultz, Fox News Channel, Glenn Beck, Hacking Scandal, Lawrence O'Donnell, MSNBC, Rachel Maddow, Republican Party, Rupert Murdoch, Sean Hannity\nRevelation In Georgia: Illegal Immigrants Needed For Agricultural Work Despite Tough Law Passed Against Them!\nMore states are passing strict laws on illegal immigration, similar to Arizona\u2019s law, which will be litigated by the Supreme Court in its next term.\nGeorgia is one of those attempting to crack down on illegal immigration in a tough manner, but it has now been discovered that this is creating a tremendous shortage of available workers for the agricultural crop, including the famous Georgia peaches!\nIt turns out that it is very hard to find workers to do agricultural work, which is back breaking and low paying and requires dealing with working outside in the hot Georgia sun all day! It is not a job for those who wish to have comfortable and decent paying work! It is also a skill to know how to do the work efficiently and speedily, and these illegal immigrants do it well and without complaint, since they are willing to work harder for lower pay than any of us!\nSo it means that suddenly we may not see fruits and vegetables get to market, and maybe we will have to pay more for such items by paying higher wages to those Americans who might be willing to subject themselves to the work conditions, but it will not be easy to find such individuals!\nWe are not about to see a rush to volunteer for such jobs, even in a time of high unemployment, as this is not the kind of work that most people born in America can conceptualize themselves doing day after day for 10-12 hours a day!\nSo it is a fact, hard for many to accept, that discriminating against illegal immigrants, instead of working to make them legal and contributing citizens of this nation, is really spiting ourselves to get satisfaction that we are going after those \u201cinferior\u201d people who make our lives better by picking our agricultural crops, doing our lawns, cleaning our homes, taking care of our children, and a myriad of other difficult jobs that we take for granted as we go about our lives thinking we are, somehow, better than them!\nAs Lawrence O\u2019Donnell of MSNBC has said, immigration has been the lifeblood of our nation, and we only hurt ourselves if we strike out against those who are really, what we were through our ancestors generations ago, hated and despised, whether legal or illegal!\nNews and Politics\tAgricultural Labor, Arizona, Georgia, Illegal Immigration, Lawrence O'Donnell, MSNBC, Supreme Court",
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        "raw_content": "Interview: Ross McNae of Twin Atlantic (Part 2)\nBy Carrie Clancy on Thursday, 8th September 2016 at 11:00 am\nCatch up on part 1 of this interview with Twin Atlantic\u2019s bassist back here.\nThough the album was produced and recorded in Los Angeles, \u2018GLA\u2019 is the first of Twin Atlantic\u2018s albums to be written almost entirely in the band\u2019s native Glasgow. Savvy travellers among you might already have noticed that \u2018GLA\u2019 is the International Air Transport Association code for Glasgow Airport, and bass player Ross McNae says that the identifier is significant to the songs on the album. \u201cIt\u2019s not too complicated, as you can imagine. We travel, and [that] was our access point back to all the people that we love, and to all these great memories and adventures that we would go on in different countries with each other. We were just trying to think of something to match the record, and ultimately I think we realised that we didn\u2019t actually need to think too hard. The record had been written at home for the first time, and rather than actually calling it \u2018Glasgow\u2019, we thought, \u2018Why not just call it that?\u2019 It seemed interesting and straight to the point enough\u201d.\nAs far as the band\u2019s writing process is concerned, McNae says Twin Atlantic has evolved in that way too, though the core of the band has remained the same for the past 7 years, comprising McNae, lead singer Sam McTrusty, guitarist Barry McKenna and drummer Craig Kneale. \u201cThere have been ups and downs. People go through periods where they\u2019re more invested than others, and everybody has their moments where they\u2019re affected by things, but it\u2019s been very important to us that we started the whole journey together. We\u2019re not hasty, some people will just chuck people out of the band and all that kind of stuff, but we kind of think there\u2019s a reason to keep going together. We have something that\u2019s, maybe not the best band in the world, but there\u2019s a good energy there, and when we get together we create something that\u2019s pretty cool.\n\u201cWe\u2019ve written in loads of different ways. [At] the very start of our band, myself and Sam would write everything, predominantly him writing the majority. Over the years it became much more weighted on Sam writing, and I would suggest ideas, like kind of direct arranging of the songs. For this album, for the first time [and] from the beginning, Sam and myself pretty much wrote as much as each other. I was writing some lyrics, and it was the first time where he was not playing guitar on a lot of songs, and that was giving him the freedom to maybe think about things a bit differently and concentrate on the vocal. It kind of evolved to the point now where it\u2019s much more of a collaboration between the two of us, and that\u2019s kind of exciting.\u201d\nOne particularly exciting result of the new songwriting pattern is the variety and subtlety in the songs on \u2018GLA\u2019. Heavy drums and forceful guitar riffs combine with catchy melodies, graceful string arrangements and surprisingly effective vocals throughout the album, starting with opening track \u2018Gold Elephant Cherry Alligator\u2019. It\u2019s a straightforward rock \u2019n\u2019 roll song, but its lyrics are both exotic and elusive. \u201cLike a lot of the album\u201d, McNae says, \u201cit\u2019s less literal than everything else that [Sam\u2019s] ever written. It\u2019s more about the feeling that things give you in putting words together\u201d.\nThat kind of raw, instinctive rock sound dominates the first half of the album, particularly in a song called, ironically enough, \u2018Overthinking\u2019. \u201cWe felt that was definitely going to be on the record, as soon as I heard a demo of it. You know when [a song] has something and it excites you, you just know, and that was one of those moments quite early on. I suppose that thinking inspired the rest of the album to be more free. If it feels exciting, feels right, then just roll with it.\u201d\nOn the thematic side of the coin, the songs on \u2018GLA\u2019 are quite dark and tumultuous, but McNae seems surprised to hear me describe them that way. \u201cI don\u2019t think that we\u2019re particularly dark or angsty people, but we\u2019re certainly not all prim and proper, shiny, nice, \u2018everything is all rosy\u2019 either. 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        "raw_content": "By now, many of you have probably seen Rihanna\u2019s graphic \u201cB*tch Better Have My Money\u201d (BBHMM) music video and the beautiful Goyard trunk featured in it. I noticed the trunk\u2019s design almost instantly from the bags I\u2019ve periodically seen around the city (not nearly as ubiquitous as Louis Vuitton or Chanel) and from the small store in SF Union Square I had peeked into a few times. The fact that these were the only exposures I had to the brand made me curious. I\u2019m generally pretty on top of fashion news and had never actually seen the brand mentioned but I took it upon myself to learn more.\nVintage Goyard ad under the leadership of Edmond Goyard (1911)\nGoyard was founded in 1853 in Paris making it the oldest leather goods and trunk company still doing business (Louis Vuitton was founded in 1854) and was even doing business as far back as 1792 under the the House of Martin. Back then they did custom trunks for travel and at this period, monogramming was essential for train travel (equivalent to luggage tags today). In 1834 the store moved to 233, rue Saint-Honor\u00e9 in Paris where they still remain today. It wasn\u2019t until the son Edmond Goyard (the second generation of Goyard to own the business) took over in 1885 that the business really took off. It was Edmond that created the first advertisements, participated in various World Expositions, and opened four branch stores. He also came up with the emblematic Goyardine canvas, launched a pet accessories line, and developed products for automobiles.\nA stack of Goyard trunks in front of the Paris shop\nThe Goyard products are made with the Goyardine canvas material patented by Edmond\u2019s son, Robert Goyard. The chevron pattern of the material is created with multiple layers of etching colors giving the pattern a raised appearance and is incredibly difficult to counterfeit. It has the appearance of hand painted leather but is actually a waterproof canvas.\nGoyard still only has four product lines: travel goods, handbags and accessories like wallets for men and women, pet accessories (that were introduced by Edmond), and special orders. The products don\u2019t change every season and the biggest change they\u2019ve had in the last hundred years is an update of available color options. Hand painted monogramming is still available and they still require actual proof of royal ancestry in order to adorn your name with the crown logo. You may be thinking \u201cuh oh, sounds like an expensive bag\u201d and yes, the monogramming may run you a pretty penny but the bags themselves are well within the traditional luxury range, around $1200 for a handbag compared at Louis Vuitton\u2019s $1800. The lack of general awareness and understated logo is what keeps this brand luxurious and mysterious and keeps the bag in the hands of those who truly appreciate its heritage.\nMembers of the Goyard family owned the company from its founding until 1998 when Jean-Michel Signoles, a fervent Goyard enthusiast, bought the house and revived it. Because Goyard is still a privately-owned business, it does not have to answer to shareholders and corporate executives like the massive conglomerate luxury houses today (LVMH owns Louis Vuitton, Dior, Celine, Fendi, Givenchy, Marc Jacobs and Bulgari and Kering owns Alexander McQueen, Balenciaga, Bottega Veneta, Gucci, and Saint Laurent). This added freedom allows Goyard the luxury of not needing to advertise or scale the company wildly which also allows the brand to keep its cachet and refrain from becoming commonplace. In fact, Goyard hardly advertises at all, doesn\u2019t participate in e-commerce, and is only available at about 16 locations worldwide according to their website. They have a few dedicated sections in Bergdorf Goodman and Neiman Marcus along with specialized boutiques. I\u2019ve peeked into the store in Union Square so many times but I never realized how rare it is to live near one.\nThe Goyard art book carefully stored in a custom case\nSo what was with Rihanna\u2019s BBHMM video? Given the closeup shot on the logo later in the video, it seems the product placement was endorsed by Goyard themselves. Maybe they\u2019re trying to increase awareness in the millennial generation or maybe it was just because of Rihanna\u2019s infatuation with the brand that it was included in the video. I, for one, am incredibly intrigued by the brand. It turns out they even have an art book about their heritage that comes in a special trunk. The book was even named the \u201cluxury bible\u201d by the great Suzy Menkes. Unfortunately, only 233 copies of the book were produced (an homage to their historical address, 233 Rue Saint-Honor\u00e9) but one copy is available for viewing upon appointment in the Paris boutique. I think I have an addition to my France itinerary!\n\u2190 Fashion Capitals5 Handbags That Have Stood the Test of Time \u2192",
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        "raw_content": "Properly installing a wall safe is not as difficult as it may seem. However, it is extremely important that you do it correctly. Failure to do so will result in an easy target for a burglar during a home invasion and will have them ripping it out your wall fairly easily. Not installing the wall safe properly completely negates the whole idea behind wall safes which is to secure it in the wall making it incredibly difficult to walk away with.\nIt is not rocket science when you are installing wall safe, but it is important that you pay attention to the details and pick a good spot in your wall to install the wall safe. We will be going over the best places to put a wall safe. If you\u2019re unsure which wall safe to go with we recommend that you check out this article here and read all about the wall safes that will be a great fit for your home.\nStart with spot selection\nOne of the main things to protect your wall safe in the valuables that it holds is properly deciding where in your house you are going to put it. We strongly recommend that you take a look at a couple different spots and decide which one will be less likely noticed by any kind of visitors or home intruders. We say visitors because not everybody that comes to your home, whether it\u2019s just a simple salesman or somebody else has good intentions. Should they be able to locate your safe within the first visit, that immediately negates the best protection for any safe which is the intruders not knowing where it is.\nNot only that but using a strong wall is a crucial. You\u2019re not going to be putting a wall safe in a wall that can be accessed from both sides. You are going to want to choose something that is probably behind a piece of furniture or around the corner. This will allow extra stability and security, and will make sure that any possible intruders will have a very difficult time accessing the safe. If you are looking for a quick access type of wall safe, then we strongly recommend that instead of buying one of those you instead by a quick access home safe.\nMake sure the spot that you are deciding on is big enough to accommodate the safes. By finding the studs in the wall using a simple stud finder tool, you will be of the determine how large of a safe you can install in that given wall. This is an extremely important step because if you buy a safe that cannot fit in your wall or one that is too small, it is immediately useless to you and you will have to return it. It is just better off if you avoid it and take care of these proper precautions in the early stages.\nCut a hole out of the wall\nNow that you have located the studs in your wall and marked where they are with the light pencil mark, it is time that you now cut a small hole in the wall. Do not immediately full-size hole in the wall. Cutting a small spot within your chosen spot in the wall will allow you to locate any kind of potential obstacles that need to overcome. Also, if the spot in the wall that you have chosen turns out to be a dud, then you only have to deal with a small cut in the wall and not a large hole.\nMost homes have drywall which is very easy to cut through, you really only need an X-Acto blade. Be very careful that you do not touch any live wires and that you locate any possible dangers inside of the wall. All you have to do for this is shine a flashlight inside of the wall to find any kind of danger.\nNow that you make sure there are no obstacles in the way, you can now measure out the size of the cut you will need in the wall to accommodate your new safe.\nSimply slide the safe into the wall and if you\u2019ve done everything correctly up until this point, it will sit in the wall snug and will be secure.\nNever forget to drill in the wall safe and anchor it. This is the main factor into preventing theft and easy takeaways for any kind of burglar.\nLast but not least, if you have zero experience in regards to carpentry for any kind of home maintenance we strongly suggest that you contact a professional rather than doing it yourself.\nCutting finger holes in your wall is a big commitment, and if you make a mistake, you are stuck with it. Avoid this by hiring a professional.",
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LED cooling technology and cooling materials\nWhat is Entrepreneurship like in 2016\nIn discussing entrepreneurship and writing articles on this issue, I have found that this helps understanding as we begin by agreeing on what that word means to us.\nEntrepreneurship is the process of creating or exploiting opportunities, and pursuing them regardless of the resources currently controlled. The American Heritage Dictionary defines an entrepreneur to be the person who organizes, operates, and assumes business risks. \u201d What is Entrepreneurship like in 2016\nThese concepts are somewhat abstract for someone who is just beginning to consider whether they should start a business rather than take a job, or leave a safe job to get a chance to meet greater fulfillment. Let\u2019s try to improve our understanding of entrepreneurship by asking more specific questions.\nIs it anyone who runs an entrepreneur business? Many do not consider newspaper carriers, cobblers, and lawn mowers, although this is often a young undertaking for those with a propensity for entrepreneurship.\nDoes it matter whether the business is only part-time? While some part-time activities are basically hobbies, or are done to supplement income, some entrepreneurial ventures can be tested on the market on a part-time basis.\nThe road to entrepreneurial endeavor may begin by earning a salary in a business that is expected to enter, while learning more about it, and waiting for the right moment to go alone. This time can be used to develop support, professional and personal networks, and generate ideas to solidify people whose opinions are respected.\nIn what scope is entrepreneurial effort? The main purpose of many entrepreneurs is to hire themselves (and others if necessary) on a low to good salary; Some even willingly make a living to do what they enjoy. This approach is often referred to as a lifestyle business, and is generally accompanied by few, if any, growth plans.\nThese questions are intended, not to develop the proper definition of entrepreneurship, but to help us understand our attitudes toward various forms of expression. Each of us can answer this question differently, but it all fits into our own frame of reference.\nEntrepreneurship is more an attitude than a skill or a profession. Some of us may prefer a company career path or public service, but many choose entrepreneurial opportunities that feel right.\nWould you consider someone who inherited an entrepreneur\u2019s business? In terms of inheritance, it is their own money and financial security at risk. They may be able to sell their business, invest their money in blue-chip stocks, and lower dividends. Some may consider managing a private stock portfolio to earn a living as an entrepreneurial venture.\nWill someone who inherits a small or marginal business, then take it to a new dimension is considered an entrepreneur? Its influence may be trying to defend it, or even accelerate business decline so that it only takes them into retirement. In a family-run business, long-term success is often a major goal.\nWhat is an entrepreneur franchise owner? Many feel that, for those who have access to large up-front investments, franchising is a sure thing. For many people, operating a franchise is similar to blue chips investment, a relatively certain thing with unusual yields. What is Entrepreneurship like in 2016",
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        "raw_content": "by Matt - christmas, sports, thoughts - December 3, 2003 September 25, 2013\nDon\u2019t Feel Rejected You Reject\nWell, right now I\u2019m in the middle of work, a column due today for Salty Ham Sports and the first chapter of a story that I\u2019ve decided to write so you loyal visitors have been rejected today. Well. I\u2019ll put an end to that. And it\u2019s not like there\u2019s been any shortage of stuff to read here anyway as our good friend, Steve has done a couple of solid posts. Let\u2019s all bow down to him.\nI will get to the comments. I promise. I\u2019m just a bit busy these days and when I get home from work (when I should be doing this stuff) I don\u2019t really feel like jumping back on the computer right away and before I know it, the night is over. But I\u2019ll get to it. Be patient, kiddies.\nSo last night the Leafs ran their winning streak to 6 games thanks in large part to the continued improved of Owen Nolan. The guy\u2019s a beast and he hasn\u2019t really looked like himself since he got to Toronto but he\u2019s turned it on lately. His goal last night was typical Owen Nolan hockey where he used his skill to make a couple of New York defensemen look like school children and then his size to crash the net. It\u2019s good to see him back on his game with Roberts and Mogilny out.\nSo it\u2019s only 22 days until the big fat man makes his trip around the world. No, not Steve. Our good friend Santa and I couldn\u2019t be happier. I love this time of year but I have a certain schedule that I keep where by Xmas Eve I\u2019m usually just about sick of it and won\u2019t no more to do with it. I just get that feeling though that I\u2019m ahead of schedule this year. I started with my own Xmas stuff a little earlier than normal so I fear my tollerance for it may also run out a bit earlier than usual. May be a good idea to stay away from me in between Dec. 18 and 24. I know Xmas is the 25th but no matter how sick of it you are, you can\u2019t be grumpy on Xmas day.\nThis also means that I\u2019m only 28 days away from New Years Even which I am eagerly anticipating this year more than most as I have been promised by Steve a great time which better be the case. The last few New Years haven\u2019t been overly spectacular and I\u2019m looking for something big this year. Don\u2019t let me down you water retaining sea cow.\nLastly, for now, I\u2019d like to send a shout out to the coolest Lil Punk I know. Happy b-day, girly. Sorry I couldn\u2019t be there but I\u2019m sure you\u2019ll have a blast anyway.\nWell that\u2019s it for now. I\u2019ll try and get back later with something else\u2026 maybe something a bit more interesting and try to throw out today\u2019s Rejected Christmas Carol of the day.\nSo until then, this is your Lord and Master, Matt saying\u2026. I really don\u2019t like Steve much\nGod I feel boring\nI feel bad about not coming up with anything to say for the last few\u2026\nI feel old!\nLately I'm being slapped in the face with how old I'm getting. I know it's\u2026\nI Feel Worse Than This Post\nPlans could change, but right now I'm having my ass handed to me by some\u2026",
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        "raw_content": "Homepage / others / Opinion: Italian Mafias exploit EU police deficiencies\nOpinion: Italian Mafias exploit EU police deficiencies\nA few years ago, Europol representatives called for new rules that would criminalize membership in Mafia-type organizations. Nevertheless, a full harmonization of anti-Mafia legislation at the EU level shouldn\u2019t be expected soon as it touches on a very sensitive issue: the protection of civil rights. This is why thwarting drug routes will often be easier than detecting the \u2018ndrangheta\u2019s investments in real estate, public and private contracts, public utilities, waste disposal, and renewable energy. This does not mean that there is no room for smaller steps, as requested in resolutions before the European Parliament, on taking over profits from laundered money or even prioritizing extradition requests for fugitive mafiosi. The European Union\u2019s fundamental principle of free movement, which is applied to capital as it is to people, makes it easier for dirty money to be invested within a couple of days. This is why investigative procedures in the European Union must speed up. The impressive Operation Pollino, which led to Wednesday\u2019s arrests, suggests that changes at some EU agencies (on police and justice cooperation) have been fruitful. But the European Union overall must hurry to keep up with international crime. The \u2018ndrangheta has already expanded to Central and Eastern Europe, where \u2014 as the Slovak journalist Jan Kuciak was investigating when he was murdered last February \u2014 it may be trying to gain access to EU funds. At 1830 UTC, DW\u2019s editors send out a selection of news and features. You can sign up to receive it here.\nPrevious post Opinion: The supreme leader comes first in Iran\nNext post Australia passes law forcing tech firms to hand over encrypted data",
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        "raw_content": "Nakhchivan, Capital of Islamic Culture 2018\nThe history of Nakhchivan dates back to 5.000 years ago, making this famous city one of the oldest cultural centers of the caucasus region. It is the capital of the Nakhchivan Autonomous Republic which covers 5,500 square kilometers, has a population of about 450,000 people, and is bordered by the Republic of Turkey, the Islamic Republic of Iran and the Republic of Armenia.\nNakhchivan\u2019s autonomous history was reflected in two important international documents signed in 1921 \u2013 in the Moscow and Kars treaties. Article 3 of the Moscow Treaty and Article 5 of the Kars Agreement stipulate the bases of autonomy, as well as the territory of Nakhchivan Autonomous Republic. According to these documents, the Nakhchivan Autonomous Republic, established in 1924, is an integral part of Azerbaijan.\nThe Nakhchivan Autonomous Republic, composed of seven administrative regions with 5 towns, 8 settlements and 206 villages, represents an autonomous state within the Republic of Azerbaijan under its current Constitution (1995). A Supreme Assembly of 45 deputy members, for 5 years of office\u2019s term, constitutes the higher legislative power in Nakhchivan. The Chairman, according to the Constitution of the Republic of Azerbaijan and the Constitution of Nakhchivan Autonomous Republic, is the highest official of Nakhchivan. The executive power is exercised by the Cabinet of Ministers, and the judiciary one by the courts.\nThanks to its strategic location, Nakhchivan has a rich history in the Caucasus region; the formation and development of its culture are the most important indicators of the ancient Azerbaijani civilization\u2019s richness. Equally, it continues to contribute to the history and culture of the statehood of Azerbaijan where multi-regional traditions were laid and enriched.\nNakhchivan was the capital of different states and dynasties such as the Atabegs dynasty of Azerbaijan (XII century), the Nakhchivan khanate (XVIII-XIX centuries) and the Araz-Turk Republic (beginning of the XX century).\nNakhchivan is rich with ancient and medieval Turkish-Islamic culture remnants and historical monuments, such as ancient settlements, cities, magnificent fortresses, natural monuments and tombstones, which are great instances of historical architecture. More than 1200 historical monuments have been registered in Nakhchivan, 57 of which are renowned internationally and 496 nationally.\nNakhchivan is therefore a land of centuries-old achievements in Islamic culture, which has always respected and preserved national, human and religious values and traditions, and showed a great interest in restoring, preserving and promoting its historical monuments, intangible heritage and culture.\nIn addition, the development of science and education has been one of Nakhchivan\u2019s priorities, in such a way as to promote its contributions and achievements, especially with regard to Islamic culture. Many institutions and centers are working in these educational and cultural projects, such as the Nakhchivan Branch of the Azerbaijan National Academy of Sciences, the Nakhchivan State University, the Nakhchivan University and the Nakhchivan Teachers Institute, in addition to 3 secondary specialized schools, Heydar Aliyev Military Lyceum, 5 vocational schools and 216 secondary schools.\nTaking into account its historical and cultural potential, Islamic achievements and developmental prospects, Nakhchivan city was proclaimed as the Asian region\u2019s Capital of Islamic Culture for 2018 at the 6th Conference of Culture Ministers of OIC Member States, held in Baku, in October 2009",
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        "raw_content": "WFPHA Newsletter October 2016\n1.- WFPHA @ World Health Summit Berlin 2016\n- Banning nuclear weapons is crucial for global health\n- Global Health Leaders Identify Top Priority for Next WHO Director-General\n3.- Photo competition @ 15th World Congress on Public Health\nThe World Health Summit (WHS) is the annual conference of the M8 Alliance of Academic Health Centers, Universities and National Academies. Through the Inter Academy Medical Panel (IAMP), it is organized in collaboration with national academies of science in more than 67 countries.\nThe M8 Alliance is a collaborative network of academic institutions known for its educational and research excellence. The network was founded in 2009 at the inaugural WHS.\nThe 2016 edition of the WHS focused on Migration and Refugee Health, Technological Innovation for Health, Women, Empowerment and Health,\nTranslational Research, Infectious Diseases and Sustainable Development Goals.\nThe plenary on refugee health underlined the reality that we will live with this situation and that we better adapt to it rather quickly and professionally instead of waiting for \u00ab solutions \u00bb that would stop a phenomenon that simply is part of our reality.\nThe WHS enjoys the patronage of the Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany, the President of the French Republic and the President of the European Commission. There was a broad , high level participation of public health professionals, private sector (corporates and start-ups) but also politicians and policy makers.\nThe WFPHA through its Executive Director, Prof Bettina Borisch, had the possibility to present its Global Charter for the Public's Health in the session on SDGs; this was followed by an animated discussion. The WFPHA has created links with the WHS officials and will continue to collaborate.\nThe next regional meeting North America of the WHS will be held in Montreal, May 8-9, 2017.\nBanning nuclear weapons is crucial for global health\nBefore this year ends, the United Nations general assembly can take a decisive step toward ending one of the most urgent threats to public health and human survival in the world today. UN member states can and must mandate negotiations on a new treaty that prohibits nuclear weapons.\nThe dangers posed by these weapons are utterly unacceptable, and the only sure way to prevent an unthinkable catastrophe is to eliminate them completely. That\u2019s not only possible, it\u2019s essential and long overdue.\nA single nuclear weapon can destroy a city and kill most of its people, making it impossible to provide meaningful aid to the survivors. A nuclear war could kill many more people in an hour than were killed during the entire second world war.\nNuclear detonations in cities would ignite massive fires with extreme and long-lasting environmental consequences, disrupting the Earth\u2019s climate and agricultural productivity. Less than 1% of the nuclear weapons in the world today could cause a nuclear famine with the potential to put two billion people at risk of starvation.\nThe thousands of nuclear weapons in the countries with the largest arsenals alone could bring about nuclear winter, with the prospect of destroying the essential ecosystems on which life depends and thereby threatening human extinction.\nNuclear weapons release intense ionising radiation that jeopardises any immediate survivors; causes acute and long-term illnesses, including cancers, that are often deadly; and leaves a legacy of genetic and intergenerational health harm.\nA nuclear war has an extremely high likelihood of creating a refugee crisis orders of magnitude larger than the one we seem unable to cope with today. Nuclear weapons eradicate the physical and social infrastructure required for recovery from conflict.\nEarlier this year, our federations, the main bodies representing millions of physicians, nurses, and public health professionals around the world, presented these facts to a special UN working group on nuclear disarmament. The International Red Cross/Red Crescent and UN agencies charged with responding to humanitarian disasters warned that health professionals and relief workers would be unable to mount any meaningful response to the consequences of a nuclear conflict.\nOne hundred and twenty-seven states have said with common voice that their security is directly threatened by the 15,000 nuclear weapons that exist in the arsenals of nine countries, and they are demanding that these weapons be prohibited and abolished. They have lost patience with the refusal of the nuclear-armed states to fulfill their obligation to disarm. Moreover, they rightly see the massive and expensive nuclear re-armament programs underway in these states as confirming their bad faith and recklessly endangering our collective security.\nThe working group recommended \u2013 by a majority of more than three to one \u2013 that the general assembly mandate negotiations, to start next year, on a treaty to prohibit nuclear weapons. A ban treaty will create a new and explicit legal, moral and political norm \u2013 comparable to the treaty prohibitions that already apply to chemical and biological weapons, antipersonnel landmines, and cluster munitions.\nA ban treaty will close a legal gap with regard to nuclear weapons by making it unequivocal that no state has a legitimate claim to possess, build, test, deploy, use, or threaten to use them.\nA minority \u2013 the nuclear-armed states and those claiming to rely on their nuclear weapons \u2013 object to a ban treaty because they believe that nuclear weapons make them more secure. In fact these weapons, whose use has the potential to destroy human civilisation, are the greatest threat to the security of everyone, including the nations that possess them.\nAn evidence-based understanding of what nuclear weapons actually do invalidates all arguments for continued possession of these weapons by anyone, and requires that they urgently be prohibited and eliminated as the only course of action commensurate with the existential danger they pose. The working group has sent this clear message to the general assembly, where governments must now muster the courage to act on behalf of humanity\u2019s future.\nBanning and eliminating nuclear weapons is a high global health priority. The general assembly has the opportunity to move us towards this critical goal. It must not fail to act.\nIra Helfand and Tilman Ruff are co-presidents of International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War; Sir Michael Marmot is president of the World Medical Association; Frances Hughes is CEO of the International Council of Nurses; Michael Moore is president of the World Federation of Public Health Associations.\nGlobal Health Leaders Identify Top Priority for Next WHO Director-General\nWASHINGTON (October 13, 2016) \u2013 What should be the highest priority for the next World Health Organization Director-General in the face of mounting health challenges and a shortage of funding?\nGlobal health leaders from across the world say \u201cthe answer lies within the WHO\u2019s main constitutional pillar, the right of everyone to the highest attainable standard of health.\u201d\nWriting in The Lancet Global Health published Oct. 13, the global health leaders from all corners of the world say the next WHO Director-General should make the human right to health their \u201chighest priority,\u201d with the Framework Convention on Global Health (FCGH) as \u201cthe centerpiece of this endeavor.\u201d\nThe FCGH is a proposed treaty that would be based in the right to health and aimed at national and global health equality.\nThe article comes as the campaigning for the next WHO Director-General gets underway, just days after the WHO announced the candidates for the upcoming election of the next head of the world\u2019s health agency, which will take place in a two-step process next January and May.\nThe health leaders describe the FCGH as a tool that \u201cwould reform global governance for health to enhance accountability, transparency, and civil society participation and protect the right to health in trade, investment, climate change, and other international regimes.\u201d\nThey write, \u201cIt would usher in a new era of global health with justice\u2014vast improvements in health outcomes, equitably distributed.\u201d\nLawrence Gostin, of the O\u2019Neill Institute for National and Global Health Law at Georgetown University in Washington, DC, says the proposed global health treaty, \u201cis founded in the recognition that global health justice today requires global cooperation.\u201d Yet, he says, \u201cSystems for global cooperation today are deeply deficient, from inadequate funding and accountability to other international regimes undercutting health. For example, agreements on trade and intellectual property impede access to essential vaccines and medicines.\u201d\n\u201cMeanwhile, extreme marginalization and health disparities within countries persists, often leaving poor and excluded populations with far worse health outcomes than their better off neighbors,\u201d Gostin says.\nThe Lancet Global Health article further explains how the FCGH could advance health accountability, including through national health accountability strategies and a global health accountability framework.\nThe authors say the treaty could enhance equity, including through \u201cstandards on disaggregated data, non-discrimination, equitable resource distribution, and pro-poor pathways to meet health targets.\u201d And it could improve global governance for health, including through a domestic and global health financing framework, which would for the first time set health finance benchmarks for all countries, and right to health impact assessments and public participation to ensure that international agreements respect the right to health.\nThe authors also emphasize the responsibility of all sectors for the right to health.\nThe health leaders point to another reason that the next WHO Director-General should prioritize the FCGH, observing that the \u201cFCGH would reinvigorate WHO\u2019s global health leadership,\u201d and \u201cbecome the platform for reforming WHO as a rights-based 21st century institution, with badly-needed reforms, such as community participation, new priorities favouring social determinants of health, and a culture of transparency and accountability.\u201d\nIn addition to Gostin, other authors of the article include Eric A. Friedman, JD, O'Neill Institute for National and Global Health Law, Georgetown University Law Center; Paulo Buss, MD, MPH, FIOCRUZ Center for Global Health, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, National Academy of Science, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; Mushtaque Chowdhury, MSc, PhD, BRAC, Dhaka, Bangladesh, James P. Grant School of Public Health, BRAC University, Dhaka, Bangladesh; Anand Grover, BSc, LLB, Lawyers Collective, New Delhi, India; Mark Heywood, SECTION27, Johannesburg, South Africa; Churnrurtai Kanchanachitra, PhD, Institute for Population and Social Research, Mahidol University, Phuthamonthon, Thailand; Gabriel Leung, MD, MPH, Li Ka Shing Faculty of Medicine, University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, China; Judith Mackay, MB ChB, Vital Strategies, Hong Kong Office, China, Asian Consultancy on Tobacco Control, Hong Kong, China; Precious Matsoso, BPharm, LLM, National Department of Health, Pretoria, South Africa; Sigrun M\u00f8gedal, MD, Norwegian Knowledge Centre for the Health Services, Oslo, Norway; Joia S. Mukherjee, MD, MPH, Partners In Health, Boston, MA, USA, Division of Global Health Equity, Brigham and Women\u2019s Hospital, Boston, MA, USA, Department of Global Health and Social Medicine, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA, USA; Francis Omaswa, MB ChB, MMed, FRCS, African Centre for Global Health and Social Transformation, Kampala, Uganda; Joy Phumaphi, MSc, African Leaders Malaria Alliance, Dar-es-Salaam, Tanzania; K. Srinath Reddy, MD, DM, MSc, Public Health Foundation of India, New Delhi, India; Mirta Roses Periago, MD, MPH, Global Network for Neglected Tropical Diseases, BuenosAires, Argentina; Oyewale Tomori, DVM, PhD, Nigerian Academy of Science, Lagos, Nigeria; Miriam Were, MB ChB, MPH, Dr PH. Moi University, Kenya; and Debrework Zewdie, PhD, CUNY School of Public Health and Public Policy, New York, NY, USA.\nLetter in support of FCGH\nComplementing the article in Lancet Global Health, a letter to the WHO Director-General nominees in support of the FCGH has been signed by many of the Lancet authors and others global health experts, including Paul Farmer, of Partners In Health and Harvard University.\nDozens of leading global and regional health, humanitarian, and human rights organizations also joined the letter. These include Action for Global Health (a European network), AMREF Health, the Asian-Pacific Resource and Research Centre for Women, BRAC (the world\u2019s largest NGO), CARE International, the Global Health Council, Handicap International, the Helen Keller Foundation, the International Council of AIDS Service Organizations, the International Network of Women Against Tobacco, the International Rescue Committee, the International Union Against Tuberculosis and Lung Disease, Oxfam International, REPOAC (Network of West and Central African NGO National Platforms), WaterAid, and the World Federation of Public Health Associations. Demonstrating local support for the FCGH, major national health and human rights organizations, including from countries in Africa, Asia, the Americas, and Europe, also endorsed the letter.\nFor more information, please contact Karen Teber\nAs a part of the 50th anniversary of the World Federation of Public Health Association, you are invited to participate in a photo competition to be held during the World Congress on Public Health 2017 in Melbourne.\nThe topic for your entry is either\na) a photo about an achievement in public health over the last 50 years (up to now) or\nb) a photo describing a challenging situation that your country is facing where improvements in public health are needed.\nFor category (a), you may submit an historical photo taken by someone else.\nNew photos can be taken with a camera or a smartphone (high resolution \u2013 minimum pixel requested: 2048x1536 px). Photos including historical photos with a lower resolution cannot be accepted.\nProvide the name of your photo, and a one-sentence description of the topic, the country where the photo was taken, plus your name and organization.\nPhotos will be projected during the 15th World Congress on Public Health as well as on WFPHA media and social media.\nThe best three photos will receive an award during the Congress.\nPhotos must be sent to\nClosing date: December 31st 2016.\nAlliance of Public Health Associations of the Americas - Declaration of Panama\nIn July 2016, the Panamanian Society of Public Health (SPSP) organized the \"First International Conference on Public Health of Panama\", whose theme was \"Social Determinants and Intersectoral Coordination in Health\" and hosted the Second Meeting of the Alliance of Public Health Associations of the Americas. The \"Declaration of Panama\" represents the main outputs of this conference and of the joint work of the Alliance of Public Health Associations of the Americas:\nDeclaration of Panama:\nRepresentatives of the Public Health Associations of the Americas named below, gathered together on July 28, 2016, in Panama City, upon establishing the Alliance of Public Health Associations of the Americas (APHAA) as a regional member of the World Federation of Public Health Associations (WFPHA),\n- Our support of the principles, concepts and goals outlined in the resolution adopted by the General Assembly of the United Nations in 2015 \u2013 Transforming our World: The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, as well as in the Rio Political Declaration on Social Determinants of Health (WHO, 2011) and in A Global Charter for the Public\u2019s Health (Charter for the Public\u2019s Health - WFPHA, 2016).\nTaken as a whole, these documents put forth and expound the best conceptual traditions of public health worldwide, as well as their successes and shortcomings.\n- Where the health of the people of the Americas is concerned, we note that considerable progress has been made in the last two decades, such as reduced infant mortality rates and increased life expectancy at birth. Nevertheless, we live with growing risks of non-communicable diseases, injuries and mental disorders, and infectious diseases continue to pose healthcare challenges for our health systems.\n- In relation to various causes of morbidity and mortality, profound inequalities persist among countries and within countries. In Latin America and the Caribbean, although extreme poverty and social inequality have been reduced in recent years, the region remains the planet\u2019s most unequal: in 2014, the wealthiest 19% accumulated 71% of the region\u2019s wealth. Moreover, the resulting social inequalities in health have a particular impact on the descendants of First Nations, Afro-descendants, immigrants, displaced peoples, and other vulnerable groups.\n- One of the post-2015 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) is specifically to \u201censure healthy lives and promote well-being for all at all ages\u201d. Several other SDGs, if not all of them, are closely related to public health, for example: ending poverty in all its forms everywhere; ending hunger, achieving food security and improved nutrition and promoting sustainable agriculture; ensuring inclusive and equitable quality education and promoting lifelong learning opportunities for all; achieving gender equality and empowering all women and girls; ensuring availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation for all; reducing inequality within and among countries; making cities and human settlements inclusive, safe, resilient and sustainable; ensuring sustainable consumption and production patterns; and taking urgent action to combat climate change and its impacts.\n- We stand by the findings of the WHO Commission on Social Determinants of Health: Closing the health gap for the people of the Americas requires improving the circumstances in which people are born, grow, live, work and age [\u2026] tackling the inequitable distribution of power, money and resources. It is therefore necessary to assess the magnitude of health problems, evaluate interventions, expand the knowledge base, train personnel on the subject of social determinants of health, and promote awareness in terms of public opinion in that regard. Efforts toward strengthening public health systems are essential to ensure universal health coverage.\nOur commitment to act in co-operation with multilateral, governmental and non-governmental organizations, under the concepts of health as a basic human right and the socio-environmental determinants of health, combining efforts to expand democratic governance, the self-determination of all peoples, respect for human rights, the promotion of the spirit of democracy and the fight against corruption in its various forms.\n- Lastly, we salute the efforts to create a culture of peace and co-operation in our region. We commend and support the reestablishment of diplomatic relations between the United States and Cuba, the announcement of the easing of the economic and financial embargo that affects the well-being of the Cuban people, and the peace process in Colombia.\nVina Hulamm American Public Health Association APHA\nEduardo Faerstein Brazilian Association for Collective Health ABRASCO\nHernando Nieto Colombian Public Health Association ASOCOSAP\nMiguel Marrero Puerto Rico Public Health Association PRPHA\nRam\u00f3n Anulfo L\u00f3pez Dominican Society for Public Health SODOSAP\nIan Culbert Canadian Public Health Association CPHA\nAlcides Ochoa Cuban Society for Public Health SOCUSAP\nAlfredo Calvo Bolivian Society for Public Health SBSP\nMiguel Lombera Mexican Society for Public Health SMSP\nClaude Betts Panamanian Society for Public Health SPSP\nJulio Bello Argentina Public Health Association AASAP\nMario Salazar Guatemalan Association of Public Health Specialists AGESP\nChilean Health Society SOCHISAL\nBernarda Vivas National Public Health Association of Nicaragua ANSAP\nCecilia Severi Uruguayan Society for Collective Health SUSAC\nCosta Rican Public Health Association ACOSAP\nTo read the spanish version, click here.\nThe Public Health Association of Australia \u2013 Annual conference in Alice Springs\nNot only is the Public Health Association of Australia (PHAA) the host of our upcoming World Congress for Public Health, to be held in Melbourne, April 2017, but also is PHAA\u2019s CEO Michael More the actual president of the WFPHA. The PHAA held its 44th Annual Conference from September 18th \u2013 21th in Alice Springs, Northern Territories jointly hosted with the 20th Chronic Diseases Network Conference.\nThe conference theme was based around the WFPHA\u2019s Global Charter for the Public\u2019s Health, with a focus on services proposed in the Charter of protection, prevention, and promotion. In addition, the theme of indigenous health was a main topic.\nThe opening of the conference was characterised by important contributions of local and federal Australian politicians. Prof Bettina Borisch Executive Director of the WFPHA introduced \u201cWe only have one chance \u2013 what public health has to do\u201d. The Bazil Hetzel oration \u2013 honouring an important Australian Public Health pioneer \u2013 was held by Adrian Te Patu, newly elected member of the governing Council of the WFPHA, Co-Vice-President of the New Zealand PHA and a Maori Caucus member (photo left). He introduced the audience to the knowledge of population\u2019s griefing. At the last day of the conference this topic was taken up with a slightly different angle by Prof Gracelyn Smallwood in her talk \u201cHow the gap is not closing and solutions to rectify this\u201d.\nThis conference covered other fields including nutrition and obesity, immunisation, health literacy and many more. The conference town, Alice Springs was best suited to render the topic of aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders visible. The PHAA team deserves great applause for their inspiring conference.\nABRASCO - \u2018Austerity is bad for health\u2019 (Portuguese only)\nIntitulado 'Sociedade, subjetividade e sa\u00fade: desafios do SUS em tempos de crise democr\u00e1tica' contou com a coordena\u00e7\u00e3o atenta de Marta Gislene Pignati, e com a participa\u00e7\u00e3o de Gast\u00e3o Wagner, Alcides Miranda, Roseni Pinheiro e Luis Eugenio Souza.\nInternational Pharmaceutical Students' Federation\nEstablished in 1949, IPSF now represents more than 313,000 pharmacy students and recent graduates in over 80 countries worldwide. IPSF is the leading international advocacy organization for students promoting improved public health through provision of information, education, networking and a range of publications and professional activities. IPSF is constituted by 5 different offices: African Regional Office, Asia Pacific Regional Office, Eastern Mediterranean Regional Office, European Regional Office and Pan American Regional Office.\nWithin the portfolio of Public Health, we have turned our efforts into developing campaigns and activities of health promotion that our members can use and disseminate within their communities, but also for their own development and knowledge. In this way, we design, develop and implement activities that focus on: humanitarian affairs and human rights; non communicable diseases and healthy living; communicable diseases and sexual and reproductive health; rational use of medicines and chemical management (photos).\nThe scope of activity of IPSF on public health is applied to the needs of our members, having in consideration their input and the work they expect us to develop. The regional division of the federation brings an interesting dynamic to our work, challenging us to not only recognize and work towards very different members, but also the specificity of regions and their problems and trials. A very interesting example of this is the topic of skin bleaching, which can be worked as a cross cutting topic among regions.\nThe work plan in IPSF regarding Public Health is built around the international health days defined by the World Health Organization. As we develop these themes, then our members apply them nationally/locally in order to celebrate and create awareness for these topics at community level. Within these, our major campaigns include: Diabetes Awareness Campaign, Healthy Living Campaign, HIV/AIDS Awareness Campaign, Tuberculosis, Awareness Campaign, Tobacco Alert Campaign, World Health Day and Vampire Cup (blood donation). One of our biggest achievements during the year is the Public Health Campaign developed during the IPSF World Congress, in the past 3 years we had Cardiovascular screening in Porto, Portugal (2014), Tuberculosis and Hygiene campaign in Hyderabad, India (2015) and Neglected Tropical Diseases health fair (2016). Campaigns such as this are developed every year in our regional symposium as well. In addition, since 2 years we have started an humanitarian campaign as well, where our members bring some specific items to the world congress venue, to be donated to an humanitarian cause.\nOn the other side, IPSF is starting to further develop public health advocacy activities and work on articles/statements that represent the global view of the federation in regards to the role of pharmacy students and recent graduates in the global health issues of today. On this topic, we have been developing our relationship with WHO and its different departments, and now being able to have a voice within the sector of public health associations. Achieving the status of sustaining member of WFPHA is a big achievement for IPSF and we hope to join efforts for a successful work in the future.\nFor more information you can visit IPSF website at ipsf.org or contact Ana Catarina Duarte.\nAna Catarina Duarte,\nChairperson of Public Health 2015-16\nWFPHA Members Annual reports\nTo read the annual reports, click here.\nWFPHA Instagram\nThe WFPHA now has Instagram! Follow us @wfpha_fmasp\nCall for Resolutions on Global Health Issues!\nWFPHA members are encouraged to submit resolutions on hot topics in public health. The resolutions will be evaluated by the WFPHA Policy Committee and Governing Council and presented for approval to the General Assembly in April 2017 (Melbourne, Australia).\nResolutions should be submitted to Marta Lomazzi or using the on-line system by November 30th 2016 at latest. Detailed information on resolution submission and format is available here.\nNew intern @ WFPHA\nMs. Carmen Risimini recently joined the WFPHA in September 2016. Since then, she has lived in Milan, Italy, where she has been studying for her combined Bachelor and Master in Law at Bocconi University. She has gained valuable experience through various projects abroad, such as her internship in an NGO based in Brussels. She has developed an interest in all the subjects concerning Human Rights, International Relations, and, in particular, she is passionate about Western Balkan Geo-Politics. She has chosen to study Bosnian/Serbian/Croatian, in order to develop a better understanding of the dynamics and cultural differences in that part of the world. She joined the WFPHA with the goal of acquiring experience from the daily work of an NGO in a stimulating multi-cultural environment and to enhance her knowledge about effective responses to public health challenges through the application of human rights concepts and methods.\nDental public health capacity worldwide: Results of a global survey\nLomazzi, M., Wordley, V. & Bedi, R. J Public Health Pol (2016)\nThe World Federation of Public Health Associations\u2019 Oral Health Working Group (WFPHA OHWG) carried out a survey to establish the extent of global dental public health (DPH) capacity. Senior stakeholders in DPH completed 124 surveys, covering 73 countries and all WHO regions. The survey evaluated DPH workforce within the country, funding, education, current services, and integration between public health and DPH in countries across the world. In 62 per cent of countries, DPH is only partially integrated in the public health system, while in 25 per cent of countries it has not yet been formally integrated. DPH programs at Masters level are available in 44 per cent of countries. Over half of countries have 0 to 10 trained DPH professionals. Because both poor oral and general health share several common risk factors, DPH must be integrated into national health systems and budgets, with an emphasis on having trained DPH specialists available in every country to collaborate in healthcare policy and provision.\nGeneva Peace Talks 2016\nEach year the International Day of Peace is observed around the world on 21 September. The General Assembly has declared this as a day devoted to strengthening the ideals of peace, both within and among all nations and peoples. The Day\u2019s theme for 2016 is \u201cThe Sustainable Development Goals: Building Blocks for Peace.\u201d In Geneva, the 4th edition of the Geneva Peace Talks, has been organized under the theme \u201cPeace Happens!\u201d. Speakers from different backgrounds came together to share experiences and ideas about the theme. The goal was to underline the need of defining peaceful solutions to solve conflicts and invite each one to act in their daily life.\nThe conference was opened with an ispiring violin concert from the orchestra Director, Karim Wasfi, Founder of the \u00abPeace through Arts\u00bb which aims to foster music passion especially among teenagers and orphans in countries hit by terroristic attacks. Karim intervention was followed by Lionel Aeschlimann, Executive Committe of the Mirabeaud & Cie, who showed how finance can play a key role in building bridges between people and economy, create welfare and support development using tools of cohesion such as microcredits. Marc Bonnet, Risk Management Head at Geneva International Centre for Humanitarian Demining, presented the difficult portrait of Colombians cohabiting with the consquences of decades of conflicts. Helen Calle Lin, MireilleWidmer and Nicolas Witschard were the three representatives of the Geneva civil society engaged in developing social and cultural projects aiming to reduce the gap among people from different cultures and social class while highlighting similarities rather than differences, in the multicultural setting of Geneva.\nThe Pososhok, a musical group who put together sounds from Africa and from all over the world, was in charge of closing the ceremony. Estelle Baroung Hughes, the charismatic Cameroonian singer and dancer of the group, was able in a few minutes, to get the audience involved in a traditional dance where the sounds merged together and the atmophere of peace reigned supreme.\nBi-Annual Civil Society Briefing: meeting beetwen NGOs and UN\nOn 7 October 2016, Michael Moller, Director General of the United Nations Office at Geneva, emphasised in his opening remarks to the Bi-Annual Civil Society Briefing the importance of strengthening UN partnerships with civil society. Highlighting the important developments in the work of the UN over the past year, he discussed the Paris agreement on climate change, which will come into force November 4, and Agenda 2030 for Sustainable Development. In regards to the latter, he emphasised the need for shared responsibility and announced the creation of the SDG Lab in January 2017, which will develop a multifaceted network to strengthen the implementation of the sustainable development goals. Furthermore, he highlighted the contribution that civil society makes to multilateral disarmament treaties, such as the Biological Weapons Convention, which is due to be reviewed in December.\nThe Advocacy Accelerator is an emerging model providing online and in-person platforms for country-based advocates to share information, resources, and opportunities to increase their advocacy capacity and impact.\nTo get connected with the Facebook page click here.\nBrief report of the 2nd African Federation of Public Health Associations (AFPHA)/3rd Society for Public Health Professionals of Nigeria (SPHPN) Conference held at International Conference Centre, University of Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria\nPublic health professionals from across Africa gathered in the ancient city of Ibadan to discuss, program and plan for better public health practices in Africa under the theme \u201cPublic Health in Africa and Sustainable Development Goals\u201d. There have been participants and scientific presentations from African nations (Nigeria, Ghana, South Africa, Benin Republic, South Sudan, etc.), the United Kingdom and Bangladesh. Discussions were wide-ranging, including the training of public health personnel in Africa, ensuring high quality of essential medicines and vaccines, universal health coverage/m-health, adolescent health and health challenges of humanitarian crisis in Africa and climate change.\nDignitaries from all walks of life graced the opening ceremony and included: AFHA Vice-president, SPHPN president, WHO representative in Nigeria, Development partners such as APIN, Association of Schools of Public Health in Africa and Public health experts from South Africa, Republic of Benin, Ghana and Nigeria.\nThe highlights of the conference were as follows:\nFirst session featured presentations on the concept of big data and how data can be used to drive public health action as well as a presentation on the use of mobile phones as data collection and information dissemination devices. The session was primarily driven by an health information expert and a researcher with experience in use of mobile technology for data collection purposes\nThe second session featured interactive presentations on media advocacy and its practical applications. Participants also had the opportunity to practice framing agenda and media bites. The session had a lot of examples from the media advocacy on tobacco control in Nigeria and showcased the partnership between academia and public policy advocates\nThe third session focused on effective leadership and its usefulness in public health practice. It was delivered by a public health leader who has tremendous experience in crafting adolescent and reproductive health leadership programmes\nAll the presentations were well received by the students and young professionals and this increased their enthusiasm for the general meeting of AFPH Students Association and the SPHPN Young Professionals & Students, at which many joined the organization.\nThe key note presentation was given by Professor Adetokunbo O Lucas, a foremost and internationally renowned public health expert, who shared the history of the transition from international to global health with emphasis on the five pillars of sound basis of ethics, good use of science in decision-making, design and management of healthcare services, collaboration and monitoring and evaluation. His address set the stage for excellent deliberations over the five-day period.\nThe Public Health Roundtable featured a robust discussion on the status of Universal Health coverage and Community Based Insurance in Africa using Nigeria and South Africa as case studies. The key issues that came out very clearly in the roundtable discussion was the need to ensure proper coordination and expansion of coverage.\nThe plenary on training of public health professionals in Africa highlighted the challenges and opportunities for training public health professionals in Africa and the competencies needed for faculty development and public health physicians including community physicians. The session included the sharing of experience by a recent trainee of an African wide doctoral level training programme. This session had a rich interplay of experience from the Association of African Schools of Public Health, CARTA programme, Faculty of Public Health of the National Postgraduate Medical College of Nigeria and the Medical Education Programme Initiative in Nigeria (MEPIN).\nThereafter parallel oral abstract presentations on Universal Health Coverage and training of Public Health Professionals were held.\nParallel oral abstract presentations on health promotion, health care access, reproductive and family health, and mitigating the health impact of climate change took place on day two with great participation by young professionals as well as mid-top career experts in public health.\nThe sponsored plenary session on impact of Synflorix (Pneumococcal Conjugate Vaccine) on invasive Pneumococcal diseases took place amidst a lot of interest from public health experts. Critical questions on the effectiveness of the vaccine and challenges to optimizing vaccine uptake and coverage were raised and deliberated upon. The need for synergy of efforts and a robust evidence led implementation was stressed.\nA framework for UK-Africa collaborative partnerships was set with the sponsored plenary session by the Faculty of Public Health UK and Public Health England. The UK Public Health team, in deliberations with AFPHA, the Association of Schools of Public Health in Africa (ASPHA) and the West African College of Physicians (WACP), during this conference, recognized the importance of developing health human resources as part of veritable means for achieving Universal Health Coverage in Africa. Discussions were also held on opportunities for collective action.\nThe day ended with a well-attended plenary session on adolescent health and the launch of the Lancet report on adolescent health.\nBrie report on the 6th WFPHA Asia-Pacific Conference on Public Health and 1st ASEAN Health Promotion Conference, held from August 23 to 25 at the Asia Hotel Bangkok\nThe theme of the conference was Public Health Approaches toward Sustainable Development. About 400 participants from 17 countries attended this meeting. Dr.Supa Pengpid, Director of ASEAN Institute for Health Development delivered the welcome remarks at the opening ceremony. Prof. Bettina Borisch, Executive Director of WFPHA, and Dr. Thawat Suntrajarn, Vice Minister of Public Health, Thailand and the President of National Health Association delivered the opening remarks.\nWHO Thailand representative Dr Daniel Kertesz made a report on SDGs and Public Health. Dr Daniel Kertesz gave a comprehensive overview of the United Nations SDGs on health indicators, and affirmed Thailand's efforts to contribute SDGs. Prof. Bettina Borisch defined the role of WFPHA in promoting the effective implementation of\nthe United Nations SDGs and presented the contents of the Global Charter for Public\u2019s Health initiated by the WFPHA. Ms.Yi Heya, on behalf of Dr Yang Weizhong, the Director of WFPHA/APRLO, introduced the Infectious Diseases Surveillance, Early Warning and Control in China. The presentation clarified 3 Main surveillance systems in China including notifiable infectious disease reporting system, enhanced surveillance for selected diseases and vectors and other surveillance system such as case-register information system, media and so on. Professor Kyungho Choi, from Korea Public Health Association gave a speech on Determinants of Disease and Epidemics: Chemical Exposure and Health among Population. According to incomplete statistics, 147 papers were received including 108 oral presentations and 39 posters.\nDuring the 6th APCH, APRLO host the 6th Work Meeting with the WFPHA Asia-Pacific Regional Members. 15 PHAs Participants from Australia, China, Indonesia, Korea, Thailand and Vietnam attended the meeting. Prof. Bettina Borisch, Dr Li Li, the Deputy Secretary General of Chinese Preventive Medicine Association and Dr. Prokom Vuthipond, the Special Advisor of National Health Association of Thailand gave the opening remark respectively. Ms. Yi Heya reviewed the APRLO activities since its founding. Prof Borisch gave us the overview of the Global Charter for Public\u2019s Health. Heather Yeatman, President of Public Health Association of Australia, gave an update on the 15th WCPH preparation.\nHarm reduction and e-cigarettes: Distorting the approach\nM. Moore, M. McKee, M. 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        "raw_content": "Du Quoin Fire Chief to retire - WSIL-TV 3 Southern Illinois\nDu Quoin Fire Chief to retire\nDU QUOIN \u2014 For the first time since 1983 Du Quoin Fire Chief Bob Shaw won\u2019t be suiting up when a call comes in.\n\u201cI think a person can just take so much of that before it just is enough,\u201d Shaw said. \u201dI think 35 years is enough.\u201d\nAt a council meeting Monday night, Shaw announced that on April 6, he\u2019ll be hanging up his helmet for the final time after nearly 35 years with the department.\n\u201cI\u2019ve seen about all the tragedy I care to see and I\u2019m ready to move on,\u201d Shaw said.\nFor Shaw looking back, his time in charge has been bittersweet.\n\u201cI\u2019ve had my very best days here and my very worst day,\u201d he said. \u201cWhen my son was killed on the job.\u201d\nIn 2011 Shaw\u2019s son Corey was killed while battling a fire in Pinckneyville.\nHe says the same people who helped him get through the loss, are what he\u2019ll miss most in retirement.\n\u201cMy guys,\u201d he said. \u201cThat camaraderie that you build and you have, that\u2019s what I\u2019ll miss.\u201d\nDu Quoin Mayor Guy Alongi credits Shaw\u2019s dedication and determination for much of the department\u2019s growth and success.\n\u201cHe\u2019s going to go down just as a great fire chief that took care of his men and made sure that the citizens of Du Quoin were taken care of and they were protected and they were safe,\u201d Alongi said\nAs for Shaw, he\u2019ll stay busy in retirement.\nHe plans to continue training other firefighters to keep them as safe as possible and has one task he\u2019s looking forward to the most.\n\u201cI will be able to have my granddaughter this summer, and be grandpa,\u201d Shaw said.",
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        "raw_content": "Q & A with Director Johan Renck\n\u201cDownloading Nancy\u201d Director Johan Renck\nAs part of ZAMM.com\u2019s continuing conversations with independent filmmakers Martin Grove talks to first time feature director Johan Renck about \u201cDownloading Nancy\u201d, his psycho sexual thriller opening June 5 in New York and L.A. via Strand Releasing.\nDirected by Renck, a native of Sweden who\u2019s best known for directing commercials (Nike, Levi\u2019s, Mercedes, Dom Perignon) and music videos (Madonna\u2019s \u201cHung Up\u201d and Robbie Williams\u2019 \u201cTrippin\u201d), \u201cNancy\u201d, was written by Pamela Cuming & Lee Ross. It was produced by David Moore, Igor Kovacevich, Cole Payne and Jason Essex and executive produced by Mark Mueller, Adam Batz, Sean McVity, Maddox Pace Clinkscales, Philip H. Clinkscales III and Chris Hanley. 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        "raw_content": "Country: France Aircraft: Airplanes Airline: Air Mauritius\nThe first A350 operator based in the Indian Ocean\nAir Mauritius has taken delivery of its first Airbus A350-900 aircraft, opening a new chapter for the Indian Ocean carrier. The aircraft, leased from AerCap, was delivered during a ceremony held in Mauritius today.\nThe Mauritian airline based airline has chosen a very comfortable two class layout with a total of 326 seats comprising 28 in Business Class and 298 in Economy Class.\nThe A350-900 equipped with Air Mauritius\u2019 latest cabin products including new seats, an all-new inflight entertainment system and inflight connectivity will offer passengers unparalleled levels of comfort and convenience.\nThis A350-900 is the first of six to be delivered to Air Mauritius. Four will be purchased directly from Airbus and two leased from AerCap. The carrier will deploy the aircraft on its expanding route network connecting Mauritius with Asia, Africa and Europe.\nAir Mauritius already operates a fleet of 10 Airbus aircraft including six A340-300s, two A330-200s and two A319s on its regional and long haul services.\nThe A350 XWB features the latest aerodynamic design, carbon fibre fuselage and wings, plus new fuel-efficient Rolls-Royce engines. Together, these latest-generation technologies translate into unrivalled levels of operational efficiency, with a 25 per cent reduction in fuel burn and CO2 emissions, in addition to significantly lower maintenance costs.\nThe spacious, quiet, tastefully-appointed interior and mood lighting in the A350 XWB Airspace cabin contribute to superior levels of comfort and well-being, setting new standards in terms of flight experience for all passengers.\nTo date, Airbus has booked a total of 858 firm orders for the A350 XWB from 45 customers worldwide, making it one of the most successful widebody aircraft ever.\nLoading comments for Air Mauritius takes delivery of its first A350 XWB...",
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        "raw_content": "Our Daily Bread \u2014 Good for You?\nRead: Psalm 119:65\u201372 | Bible in a Year: Proverbs 22\u201324; 2 Corinthians 8\nYou are good, and what you do is good; teach me your decrees. Psalm 119:68\nBecause I like dark chocolate, I once Googled \u201cIs dark chocolate good for you?\u201d I got a variety of results\u2014some good, some bad. You can do the same for almost any food product. Is milk good for you? Is coffee good for you? Is rice good for you? There is a dizzying array of answers to these questions, so you have to be aware that the search itself may not be good for you. It may give you a headache!\nBut if you\u2019re looking for something that\u2019s one-hundred percent good for you all the time, can I recommend the Word of God? Listen to what it can do for the follower of Jesus who is seeking to build a relationship with God.\nIt can keep you pure (Psalm 119:9, 11).\nIt blesses you (Luke 11:28).\nIt makes you wise (Matthew 7:24).\nIt gives light and understanding (Psalm 119:130).\nIt helps you grow spiritually (1 Peter 2:2).\nOur God is good: \u201cThe Lord is good to all,\u201d says Psalm 145:9. And in His goodness, He\u2019s provided those who love Him with a guide that helps us see how to enhance our relationship with Him. As we try to decide how to live in a world full of choices, praise God that He\u2019s told us in Scripture what\u2019s good for us. Let\u2019s say with the psalm-writer: \u201cHow sweet are your words to my taste, sweeter than honey to my mouth\u201d (Psalm 119:103).\nGod, thank You for leaving us Your inspired Word. Help us to read it carefully, interpret it correctly, and apply it enthusiastically in our lives.\nGod\u2019s Word is the only sure foundation for life.\nIt\u2019s easy to read through the twenty-two sections that comprise Psalm 119 and see them as repetitions of the same theme: love for God\u2019s law (God\u2019s Word). But each eight-verse stanza has its own distinctive flavor. Verses 65\u201372 carry the subtheme of affliction as the writer shows us a glimpse into his personal life: \u201cBefore I was afflicted I went astray\u201d (v. 67). We don\u2019t know precisely what sin the author means by \u201castray\u201d; neither do we know with certainty the source or nature of the affliction. But we can identify with the situation. We all stray from time to time, and it\u2019s part of the human condition to suffer\u2014often unfairly. The psalmist says, \u201cThe arrogant have smeared me with lies\u201d (v. 69). Yet each section always bends back to the larger theme of the whole psalm. Here it occurs in verse 70: \u201cI delight in your law.\u201d The stanza then highlights the value of suffering: \u201cIt was good for me to be afflicted so that I might learn your decrees\u201d (v. 71).\nHow can I apply God\u2019s Word to every situation I face, even difficult ones?\nPrevious PostStreams in the Desert for Kids \u2013 He Can Do ItNext PostCharles Stanley \u2013 The Believer\u2019s Valley Experiences",
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        "raw_content": "Photo by Ian Gavan/Getty Images\nZZ Top News Round-Up: 50th Anniversary Plans, Billy Gibbons Tour Dates\nZZ Top is one of a handful of bands that will be celebrating their 50th anniversary soon, and it sounds like the Texas trio will be doing so in style.\nIn an interview with Billboard, Billy Gibbons said, \"It's such a rarity to find this, the same three guys playing the same three chords and you look up and say, 'Gee, it's 50 years!' That's pretty wild. I think it's cause for celebration. We'll certainly pull out all the stops. Furthermore, it gives us a good excuse to go back and relearn some of the stuff we're supposed to already know...\"\nA 50th anniversary tour with some potential deep cuts on the setlist? Count us in!\nSpeaking of setlists, Billy Gibbons will be heading out on the road solo this summer to promote his new solo LP The Big Bad Blues, which comes out September 21 and is available for pre-order at BillyGibbons.com. Tour dates are listed below, in addition to the lyric video for his album\u2019s first single \u201cMissin\u2019 Yo\u2019 Kissin\u2019.\u201d\nBilly F Gibbons: Missin' Yo' Kissin' (Lyric Video)\nSigned & Exclusive Bundles: http://found.ee/BillyFGibbons_webshop Additional pre-order: http://found.ee/BillyFGibbons_multi The Big Bad Blues, as the title suggests, focuses on Gibbons' lifelong love of the blues and rock & roll, showcasing the blues-influenced vocals and guitar licks that have together served as the foundation for his numerous hits over the past five decades.\nBilly Gibbons - 2018 Solo Tour Dates\n10/13 \u2013 Riverside, IA \u2013 Riverside Casino and Golf Resort\n10/14 \u2013 Prior Lake, MN \u2013 Mystic Lake Casino Showroom\n10/20 \u2013 Wabash, IN \u2013 Honeywell Center\n10/23 \u2013 Kitchener, ON \u2013 Centre in the Square\n10/25 \u2013 Derry, NH \u2013 Tupelo Music Hall\n10/26 \u2013 Beverly, MA \u2013 The Cabot Theater\n10/30 \u2013 New York, NY \u2013 Iridium Jazz Club\n11/1 \u2013 Washington, DC \u2013 Pearl Street Warehouse\n11/3 \u2013 Pompano Beach, FL \u2013 Pompano Beach Amphitheatre\n11/5 \u2013 Clearwater, FL \u2013 Ruth Eckerd Hall\n11/6 \u2013 Lake Buena Vista, FL \u2013 House of Blues Orlando\n11/7 \u2013 Atlanta, GA \u2013 Variety Playhouse\n11/9 \u2013 Houston, TX \u2013 Revention Music Center\n11/10 \u2013 Fort Worth, TX \u2013 Billy Bob\u2019s Texas\n11/11 \u2013 San Antonio, TX \u2013 Aztec Theater\n11/15 \u2013 Solana Beach, CA \u2013 Belly Up Tavern\n11/16 \u2013 Las Vegas, NV \u2013 Brooklyn Bowl\n11/18 \u2013 West Hollywood, CA \u2013 Troubadour\n5 Great Existing Songs Used As TV Themes",
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        "raw_content": "Father and son to be reunited after Cuomo commutes sentence after 27 years\nNew York Governor Andrew Cuomo pardoned or commuted the sentences of more than 100 people on Friday.\nSome are controversial, but one of them apparently has no controversy.\nIn fact, he's been adamant that he was convicted for a murder he didn't commit.\nNow, he's looking forward to reuniting with his 30-year-old son. His son was just a toddler when his father went to prison.\n\"I was waiting for him, waiting at the window,\" Felipe Rodriguez, Jr. said.\nThat was Felipe Rodriguez, Jr.'s only wish from the window of his Brownsville, Brooklyn, apartment, and after nearly three decades it's finally coming true.\n\"There are a lot of holes that will never be filled. Kids' things that you can do with your father. Play ball, go see your first game, all that's gone,\" Rodrigues Jr. said.\nHe was just 3 years old when his father, Felipe Rodriguez, Sr. was convicted of murder and sent upstate to prison.\nRodriguez always maintained that he was innocent, and his son says there was never a doubt.\n\"He's always been a man of faith. He stayed strong for 27 years, almost 28 years,\" Rodriguez, Jr. said.\nRodriguez Sr. was a 23-year-old married father when he was convicted of murdering Maureen Fernandez.\nHe served 27 years of a 25-to-life sentence.\nHe even refused parole because his innocence meant more to him then his freedom.\nFor more than a decade, The Innocence Project has fought to overturn his conviction, pointing to many issues with the handling of the case. Those issues include a police informant who admitted during a taped interview that he fabricated the story.\nFriday, Governor Cuomo commuted the sentence.\n\"The evidence against him was deeply flawed and there's a lot of detail we provided the governor. I don't know if the governor thinks he is innocent or not, but I certainly do,\" his lawyer said.\nRodriguez was a model prisoner.\nIn 2013, his work with the Catholic Church earned him praise from Cardinal Timothy Dolan who paid him a visit.\nHis son told Eyewitness News he's making plans for their reunion, which he expects will happen in a couple of weeks.\n\"He always told me believe in God, stay strong, take care of your family. He taught me everything from jail. I can only imagine what he could've done if he were here,\" Rodriguez, Jr. said.\nandrew cuomosentencingjailBrownsvilleNew York City",
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        "raw_content": "Claiming the Right to the City: Towards the Production of Space from Below\nMehmet Baris Kuymulu, Graduate Center, City University of New YorkFollow\nGeography | Social and Cultural Anthropology\nMarxian Labor Theory of Value, Right to the City, Urban Politics, Urban Protest\nThis dissertation examines the theoretical and political contradictions surrounding the notion of the right to the city. The right to the city concept has lately attracted a great deal of attention, both from academics who have long engaged with urban theory and politics, and from grassroots activists around the globe who have been fighting on the ground for an alternative just urbanism. In addition to urbanists and grassroots urban justice activists, the right to the city concept has also drawn considerable attention from the United Nations (UN) agencies such as UN-HABITAT and UNESCO, which have organized meetings and outlined policies to absorb the notion into their own political agendas. This wide-ranging interest has created a conceptual vortex that has pulled discordant political projects behind the banner of the right to the city. By reframing the notion of the right to the city to foreground its roots in Marxian labor theory of value, this dissertation offers a theoretical framework to analyze diverse and often contradictory struggles for realizing the right to the city. Based on two years of ethnographic fieldwork in New York, Boston and Istanbul, the dissertation is organized around the three pillars of the labor theory of value, namely, use value, exchange value and value. It begins with an examination of the political struggles that are mobilized for accessing use values in the city. This is followed by an examination of the UN agencies' claim over the right to the city that is primarily for realizing exchange values in the city. Although this dissertation acknowledges the usefulness of the analyses of urban political struggles based on the contradiction between use value and exchange value, it concludes with the shortcomings of such analyses and argues for a politics of value, which aims to cast labor in the epicenter of struggles for the right to the city.\nKuymulu, Mehmet Baris, \"Claiming the Right to the City: Towards the Production of Space from Below\" (2014). CUNY Academic Works.\nGeography Commons, Social and Cultural Anthropology Commons",
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        "title": "New conditions in order to benefit from the IT income tax exemption in Romania | News Flash | Accace - Outsourcing and advisory services",
        "raw_content": "In the Official Gazette no. 22/2017 has been published Order no. 872/5932/2284/2903/2016 regarding the classification of the activities into software creation which provides the condition under which IT employees may benefit from the income tax exemption.\nFurther to the publication and entering into force of this Order, the Order no 217/1721/1348/825 from 2015 has been repealed.\nChanges regarding the income tax exemption\nThis newly published Order brings the following amendments to the conditions under which the IT employees may benefit from the income tax exemption:\nThe minimum 10,000 USD threshold representing revenues from software creation activities which the hiring companies must obtain has been repealed. As such, it is sufficient for companies to obtain revenues from this type of activities, but no minimum threshold is required;\nCompanies established during the tax year are exempt from obtaining any revenues from software creation activities in the set-up and in following year;\nCompanies that are reorganized during the year are also exempt from obtaining any revenues from software creation activities in the reorganization year.\nCompanies that intend to apply the income tax exemption should carry out software activities which will lead to the creation of an IT product or a part of a product to be sold. This newly introduced provision is rather unclear at this stage, but it could generate difficulties in applying the IT income tax exemption for employees hired by companies which deliver only software services and which do not create a software product.\nDocuments required for obtaining the income tax exemption\nAlso, this new Order simplifies the requirement regarding the content of the file that the companies need to prepare in order to apply this exemption. Thus, the file must contain:\nCopy of the diploma;\nUniversity transcript;\nLabor agreement.\nIt is enough that these documents contain the mention that they are \u201caccording to the original\u201d. In this case, their notarization is no longer necessary.\nThe other requirements are still valid and no amendments were made:\nEmploying personnel in one of the eligible positions;\nThe existence of an internal order;\nExistence of an analytical account in the trial balance to reflect the revenues from software creation;\nContent of the job description.\nThis Order will be applicable for the revenues related to February 2017.\nIn order to benefit from the income tax exemption for the revenues relating to January 2017, the previous conditions provided by Order 217/1721/1348/825/2015 need to be met.\nDo you need tax advisory in Romania? Let\u2019s talk about how we can work together!\nHow expensive is it to be an inactive taxpayer in Romania?\nRomanian rules of secondment and employment",
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        "title": "Motives influencing Facebook usage as a social networking site: An empirical study using international students | Gwena | Acta Commercii",
        "raw_content": "Theoretical framework underpinning social networking sites usage\nMotives influencing Facebook usage\nCourage Gwena\nChioneso Marange\nGwena, C., Chinyamurindi, W.T. & Marange, C. 2018, \u2018Motives influencing Facebook usage as a social networking site: An empirical study using international students\u2019, Acta Commercii 18(1), a521. https://doi.org/10.4102/ac.v18i1.521\nMotives influencing Facebook usage as a social networking site: An empirical study using international students\nCourage Gwena, Willie T. Chinyamurindi, Chioneso Marange\nReceived: 26 June 2017; Accepted: 15 Jan. 2018; Published: 20 June 2018\nOrientation: Recent trends in the world show a growing usage of social networking sites. Research has grown in interest on understanding uses of social networking sites by different groups of people. With increasing numbers of international students being hosted by South African institutions, it is imperative that special focus should be directed towards understanding their usage of social networking sites as part of their lived experience.\nResearch purpose: The purpose of the study was to investigate the motives influencing Facebook usage amongst international students at a rural campus in South Africa.\nMotivation for the study: Continued increase in international student enrolment at South African institutions, coupled with rising popularity of social networking sites amongst university students, has presented a new area to carry out research of this nature.\nResearch approach, design and method: A quantitative research approach was followed in carrying out this study. Descriptive and inferential statistics were performed to answer the research questions of the study. The respondents (n = 158) were international students enrolled at a rural university campus in the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa during the 2016 academic year.\nMain findings: Motives for Facebook usage were found to be positively related to Facebook usage.\nPractical and managerial implications: Findings of this study can assist international education practitioners to develop strategies that will aid in understanding how international students operate in the higher education context.\nUsage of social networking sites (SNSs) like Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and WhatsApp has increased globally and is playing a pivotal role in people\u2019s lives (e.g. Garc\u00eda-domingo, Aranda & Fuentes 2017; Hashim & Kutbi 2015; Krasnova, Veltri, Eling & Buxmann 2017). There are over 1 billion users of SNSs across the world, and this has led researchers to argue for continued research in how people engage with and interact through SNSs (e.g. Jin, Diego & Chen 2013; Subramani 2015). Despite this interest on research in SNSs, many studies have mainly been confined to developed countries (e.g. DiVall & Kirwin 2012; Ellison & Boyd 2013; Hashim & Kutbi 2015). In addition, there is growing interest in studies that focus on how international students use SNSs (e.g. Binsahl, Chang & Bosua 2015; Chen & Hanasono 2016; Rahman 2014). International students are an important cohort as they occupy a strategic advantage within institutions of higher learning (Forbush & Foucault-Welles 2016). For instance, Chen and Hanasono (2016) argue that international students are an important cultural rent in that they add value to the countries\u2019 intellectual capital and labour force.\nAs international students are far away from home, they strive for channels and platforms through which they can communicate (Chen & Hanasono 2016). As a result, these students often suffer from cultural estrangement as well as loneliness because of a deprivation of established bonds and therefore need to find ways to adjust to new conditions (Whillans & Chen 2017). This research intends to investigate motives influencing international students\u2019 use of SNSs to meet their varying social and psychological needs. Notably, there are some studies that focus on how international students adjust in foreign countries (Chen & Hanasono 2016; Forbush & Foucault-Welles 2016; Whillans & Chen 2017). However, there is little or no research that pays attention to how SNSs such as Facebook are used by international students from a South African perspective, yet South Africa is experiencing increased enrolment of international students (Hemis 2014). Furthermore, studies on international students (e.g. Binsahl et al. 2015; Chang et al. 2014; Chen & Kuo 2017; Kumar, Joshi & Sharma 2016) have been contextualised in favour of students who study mostly in urban areas. However, there appears to be neglect within the research community on understanding the experiences of international students especially at rural campuses.\nAccording to Thurairaj et al. (2015), SNSs are defined as mobile- or Internet-based social platforms created and designed to enable users to communicate, collaborate and share content across contacts and communities. Many researchers (e.g. Garc\u00eda-domingo et al. 2017; Heerden & Jordaan 2017; Hu, Zhao & Huang 2015; Lu, Lin & Lu 2016; Robertson & Kee 2017) agree on the definition of SNSs suggested by Boyd and Ellison (2008), who defined the term as platforms that allow individual users to (1) create public and semi-public profiles within circumscribed systems, (2) choose other users with whom they can share connections and (3) observe and navigate through lists of connections and those created by others in the same system.\nCurrently, the most popular SNSs include Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Snapchat and WhatsApp. Usage and development of various SNSs continue to increase across the world because of the value they have in aiding human communication (World Wide Worx & Fuseware 2016). Notable benefits of SNSs identified by a previous study include the creation of relationships, sharing of content and opinions, entertainment and communication (Woo & Lee 2017). Regardless of the positive side of SNS usage, concerns have emerged over their potential to be addictive, and there are also concerns about privacy of users and control of information (Jeong & Kim 2017). This study focuses on the most used SNSs, namely, Facebook (Garc\u00eda-domingo et al. 2017). According to Chao and Keung (2017), Facebook is one of the most popular SNSs worldwide, with 1.71 billion active users in 2016. Garc\u00eda-domingo et al. (2017) also noted that three of four global Internet users are on Facebook, possibly affirming the popularity of this SNS.\nThis study was informed by the uses and gratifications theory (U & GT). This theory emerged in the 1940s as a basis for studying gratifications that attracted media users (Katz, Haas & Gurevitch 1973). In light of this theory, it is assumed that media users consider the benefits of interaction with media in solving their problems and meeting their needs (Rousseau, Eggermont & Frison 2017). The theory also accepts that individuals from diverse backgrounds have different choices of media and that people differ in their reasons and motivations for SNS usage (Heerden & Jordaan 2017). In line with the same view, the U & GT therefore qualifies to be used as a theory to investigate SNSs usage amongst students of an international background. Many researchers (e.g. Chuang 2015; Froget, Baghestan & Asfaranjan 2013; Heerden & Jordaan 2017; Karimi, Khodabandelou & Ahmad 2014) agree that the main motivations behind SNS use include meeting needs for the following gratifications \u2013 information search, need for entertainment, maintaining relationships, need to meet new people, need to discuss, need to share media and the need to connect.\nThe need to meet new people\nUsers of SNSs utilise them to meet new people online (Tiryakioglu & Erzurum 2011). This is because SNSs provide tools that facilitate person-to-person interaction, resulting in possibilities of total strangers getting closer and building relationships that are an alternative to offline contacts (Binsahl et al. 2015). SNSs also present opportunities for individuals to find like-minded people with similar interests with whom they can share emotions and collaborate. In the context of education, Facebook allows students who are in the same field of study, with same interests or living in the same area to meet in online groups where they become online friends and share information (Thurairaj et al. 2015). Previous studies on the benefits of SNSs indicated that SNSs are used as an instrument to build social capital, primarily by people who are far away from their homes (e.g. Lu et al. 2016; Vincent 2015; Woo & Lee 2017). Whillans and Chen (2017) underlined that students leaving their homes for tertiary studies lose established social connections and memberships, which possibly results in homesickness. In that case, SNS can provide consolation by providing tools to enhance one\u2019s social capital. This is revealed in the study by Xiao and Zuang (2014) who asserted that SNSs increase social capital and also facilitate meeting new people by removing physical barriers. Based on all this, the following hypothesis can be assumed:\nH1o: The need to meet new people as a motive for Facebook usage has no positive relationship with the use of Facebook by international students.\nH1a: The need to meet new people as a motive for Facebook usage has a positive relationship with the use of Facebook by international students.\nThe need to share and search for information\nStudies have revealed that human beings have an inborn propensity to share and seek information (Osatuyi 2013; Yazdanpanah & Forouzani 2015). Users of SNS use them for purposes of information seeking and searching (Hashim & Kutbi 2015). Ng et al. (2017) postulated that SNSs have transformed information dissemination and frequently become accessed knowledge resources for information seeking by users. Tse, Bridges and Srinivasan (2015) found that individuals use SNS to make inquiries about their health concerns. Similarly, a study carried out by Hamid et al. (2016) revealed that international students use SNS to search for information which enables them to adapt to new environments. Students also use SNS to search for information related to their academic studies (Manjunatha 2013). This was also supported by Subramani (2015), who found that students form groups on SNSs where they exchange academic information. Thus, it can be assumed that students join academic SNSs for the sole purpose of exchanging information with their classmates or people in the same field as they are. Based on this, the following hypothesis can be assumed:\nH2o: The need to share and search information as a motive for Facebook usage has no positive relationship with the use of Facebook by international students.\nH2a: The need to share and search for information as a motive for Facebook usage has positive a relationship with the use of Facebook by international students in South Africa.\nThe need to share media\nSocial networking sites have revolutionised media sharing amongst Internet users from different backgrounds the world over (Chen & Kuo 2017). Artists, advertisers and individuals create videos, audios and pictures to express themselves or communicate with their contacts. Manasijevic et al. (2016), in a study to investigate the usage of Facebook for learning purposes, discovered that professors and students could share multimedia clips and graphical illustrations on SNSs as an alternative learning platform to the physical classroom. Rousseau et al (2017) noted that pictures are the most shared media on Facebook followed by videos. In addition, Ho and Li (2011) found that Chinese international students in America used Renren, a Chinese version of Facebook, to share pictures and videos with users from their home countries. Students use different SNSs to share media while abroad (Forbush & Foucault-Welles 2016). Based on this, the following hypothesis can be assumed:\nH3o: The need to share media as a motive for Facebook usage has no positive relationship with the use of Facebook by international students.\nH3a: The need to share media as a motive for Facebook usage has a positive relationship with the use of Facebook by international students.\nThe need to maintain relationships\nThere is a growing body of research which empirically supports that SNSs use has both negative and positive effects on associations (Lin & Utz 2015; Rousseau et al. 2017; Schneider, Vorderer & Kr 2016). Research utilising the affordance approach has explained how the cost of SNSs facilitates maintenance of both online and offline relationships (Ellison & Vitak 2015). SNSs, unlike traditional means of communication, provide a cheaper and efficient communication alternative (Alassiri 2014). The affordance approach also outlines that continuations of relationships depend on what individuals do on SNSs. Chao and Keung (2017) discovered that extreme opinions on Facebook could destroy weak relationships amongst users and result in the offending party being blocked or unfriended. Regardless of the negative side of SNSs, there is overwhelming evidence to show that SNSs are a critical means to maintaining relationships (Lu et al. 2016). SNSs allow users to keep in touch with former classmates, communities and families when they are away from them (\u00d6zad 2012). Also, it has been found that communication on SNSs facilitates maintenance of a bond that exists in real life. Results of a study conducted by \u00d6zad and Uygarer (2014) revealed that there is a statistically significant relationship between the need to maintain relationships and one\u2019s use of SNSs. Therefore, based on all this, the following hypothesis can be assumed:\nH4o: The need to maintain relationships as a motive of Facebook usage has no positive relationship with the use of Facebook by international students.\nH4a: The need to maintain relationships as a motive of Facebook usage has a positive relationship with the use of Facebook by international students.\nThe advent of SNSs has enabled people to stay connected, regardless of distance, affordably. Although Baym, Zhang and Lin (2004) discovered that students prefer to communicate face-to-face, available literature indicates that SNSs have become an alternative in the absence of face-to-face interactions. Manasijevic et al. (2016) underscored the role played by SNSs in allowing users to maintain connections with former classmates, workmates, social contacts and families whom they will be living away from. Furthermore, Lai, She and Tao (2017) found that organisations with similar interests use the tag and share features to connect not only with other organisations but with their contacts as well. According to Schneider et al. (2016), SNS users use them to stay connected with close people who would not be physically present, mainly to ensure that they are not left behind and also because of the need to belong. In the same line, a recent study on a sample of 142 Chinese international students in Japan indicated that people use SNSs to stay connected as they benefit from increased social networking and psychological well-being (Chang et al. 2014). International students use SNSs to connect and stay connected with their families and former classmates from their countries of origin (Forbush & Foucault-Welles 2016). Considering all that has been highlighted above, the following hypothesis can be assumed:\nH5o: The need to stay connected as a motive for Facebook usage has no positive relationship with the use of Facebook by international students.\nH5a: The need to stay connected as a motive for Facebook usage has a positive relationship the use of Facebook by international students.\nThe need for entertainment\nThe U & GT outlines that people use social media to satisfy various needs, including the need for entertainment. Entertainment is a critical need for human existence, especially amongst users of SNSs (Xiao & Zuang 2014). Manasijevic et al. (2016) found that Facebook is widely used every day for entertainment drives by people from various backgrounds and cultures. The literature indicates that SNSs allow individual users to upload, view and download music videos or watch movies and share jokes (Chuang 2015). Furthermore, in a study conducted by Binsahl et al. (2015) to investigate uses of Facebook by Saudi Arabian students, it was found that 60% of the respondents indicated they used Facebook as an entertainment tool. Based on all this, the following hypothesis can be assumed:\nH6o: The need for entertainment as a motive for Facebook usage has no positive relationship with the use of Facebook by international students.\nH6a: The need for entertainment as a motive for Facebook usage has a positive relationship with the use of Facebook by international students.\nThe need to discuss\nPeople use Facebook as an SNS to discuss different issues ranging from social, economic, religious and political matters (Leng & Goh 2011). Manasijevic et al. (2016) noted that Facebook does not only facilitate communication amongst students and teachers but can also be used for class discussions. Discussions are important in education because they enable knowledge sharing amongst participants (Chen & Kuo 2017). \u00d6zad and Uygarer (2014) discovered that people use social networking sites to satisfy the need of discussing issues affecting them both positively and negatively. The need to discuss drives people, mainly youths, to join SNSs like Facebook and form groups where they interact and engage in discussions (Asterhan & Bouton 2017). However, the way in which these discussion groups are formed differs from one society to another (Binsahl et al. 2015). Based on all this, the following hypothesis can be assumed:\nH7o: The need to discuss as a motive for Facebook usage has no positive relationship with the use of Facebook by international students.\nH7a: The need to discuss as a motive for Facebook usage has a positive relationship with the use of Facebook by international students.\nSome research studies indicate that statistically significant differences exist in SNS usage by gender (Baris Horzum 2016; Garc\u00eda-domingo et al. 2017; Krasnova et al. 2017; Rousseau et al. 2017). More precisely, researchers across the world have discovered that women users dominate the use of SNS compared to men (Leng & Goh 2011; Lin, Featherman & Sarker 2017; Manjunatha 2013; Xiao & Zuang 2014). In addition, Xie et al. (2017) observed that women SNS users show greater interest in sharing content and discussing public issues compared to men. Similarly, a survey of Saudi Arabian students in Australia indicated that women users had a negative attitude towards the use of SNS to share photos because of cultural reasons, while men used social media more for sharing photos (Yazdanpanah & Forouzani 2015). In a study to investigate social media participation amongst students in South Africa in two different years (2010 and 2012), it was discovered that 88% of the students who used SNS were undergraduates between the ages of 19 and 29 years of which 53% were women students (United Nations International Children\u2019s Emergency Fund 2012). The researcher\u2019s belief that women use SNSs more compared to men is in line with the findings of Asterhan and Bouton (2017), which discovered that teenage girls share more content on SNSs than boys do. It is also notable that the gender construct has been used as a moderator in studies on the usage of SNS (Garc\u00eda-domingo et al. 2017; Krasnova et al. 2017; Lin et al. 2017). Based on all the above facts, the following hypothesis can be assumed:\nHypothesis 8: Women rate Facebook use higher than men.\nThe proposed research model is presented in Figure 1.\nFIGURE 1: Motives for Facebook usage.\nA quantitative research approach was chosen based on its strength in numerically measuring relationships between variables (Wiid & Diggines 2013). Many researchers on SNS usage have followed quantitative research methods in collecting data (e.g. Manasijevic et al. 2016; Rousseau et al. 2017; Xie et al. 2017). These methods are considered reliable in describing relationships as opposed to the qualitative approach (Wiid & Diggines 2013). Within the quantitative approach, the research was inclined towards cross-sectional design as it involved carrying out a survey on international students at a rural campus in the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa to establish the motives influencing their usage of SNSs.\nData were collected from 158 respondents studying at a rural university campus by using a non-probability convenience sampling technique. A self-administered survey questionnaire was distributed to international students, and informed consent was obtained before completion of the questionnaire. Completed questionnaires were collected after that for analysis. The decision to collect data from international students enrolled at a rural campus was based on the discovery that the majority of existing publications on international students were conducted in urban areas as in previous studies (e.g. Binsahl et al. 2015; Chen & Hanasono 2016; Forbush & Foucault-Welles 2016)\nThe questionnaire that was distributed to the participants contained four demographic questions and scales of motives for Facebook usage. The items used to measure four constructs (\u2018use Facebook to share media\u2019, \u2018use Facebook to maintain relationships\u2019, \u2018use Facebook for entertainment\u2019 and \u2018use Facebook to meet people\u2019) were adapted from Nyland and Near (2007), while the scales \u2018use Facebook to discuss\u2019, \u2018use Facebook to connect\u2019 and \u2018Facebook usage\u2019 were adapted from Ellison, Steinfield and Lampe (2008), and lastly, the scale \u2018use Facebook to seek information\u2019 was adapted from Mill, Knezek and Khaddage (2014). Each scale contained some statements to which respondents were asked to indicate how much they agree or disagree with a given statement on a five-point Likert scale formulated as follows: strongly disagree, disagree, neutral, agree, strongly agree. Froget et al. (2013) used the same instrument in their study to examine the motives of social media usage by customers.\nAll the scales used for this study had Cronbach\u2019s alpha coefficients of 0.7 or above, thus meeting the threshold required for a measurement scale to be qualified as reliable as recommended by Nunnally (1978). Table 1 shows the used scales and their Cronbach\u2019s alpha coefficients.\nTABLE 1: Reliability and validity of measurement scales.\nData collected were analysed using the Statistical Package for Social Sciences version 24. Descriptive statistics were used to describe the sample and Pearson\u2019s bivariate correlation coefficients (one-tailed significance criterion) were used to identify correlates of motives for usage of Facebook by international students and their intensity of Facebook use. The researchers then used simple linear regression analysis to identify the influence or relationship of the study\u2019s theoretical hypothesised variables on the usage of Facebook by international students. Each model included one motivator selected as a predictor, that is, information search, need for entertainment, maintaining relationships, need to meet new people, need to discuss, need to share media and need to connect. Tests for normality were performed using the normal plots of the standardised residuals and in assessing these the normality assumption for linear regression modelling was found satisfied in all the models. Also, assumptions dealing with outliers, homoscedasticity and autocorrelation of errors were met, suggesting a robust sample. Lastly, a one-sample t-test (one-tailed test) was used to find whether women rate Facebook use higher than men.\nThe research was guided by ethical requirements expected of researchers within the university. This was ensured through obtaining ethical clearance (reference number: CHI141SMUCO1) from the University Research Ethics Committee (UREC) at the participating university. Respondents were assured of anonymity and confidentiality and notified of their right to withdraw from the study if they felt like doing so.\nThe results of this study were divided into descriptive and inferential statistical results. Inferential statistics were performed to determine whether the null hypotheses should be accepted or rejected.\nDescriptive data analysis of demographical data indicated that slightly more than half of the respondents were women constituting 50.6% (n = 80), while men constituted 49.4% (n = 78) of the total respondents. Regarding age, the majority (48.7%, n = 77) of the respondents were aged between 21 and 25, followed by 41.1% (n = 65) aged between 26 and 30. The age groups 31\u201335 and 36 plus had 5.1% (n = 8) each. With regard to the level of education, 60.1% (n = 95) of the respondents were undergraduates, while 39.9% (n = 63) were postgraduates. Lastly, the results reveal that the majority (54.4%, n = 86) of respondents were of Zimbabwean nationality, followed by Nigerians (8.2%, n = 13), Malawians (6.3%, n = 10) and Zambians (5.7%, n = 9). The remaining 13 nationalities that emerged in the analysis constituted 25.3% (n = 40) of the respondents (see Table 2).\nTABLE 2: Descriptive statistics for biographical variables (n = 158).\nInferential statistics results\nCorrelation analysis and simple regression analysis were performed to test the main hypotheses of the study.\nPearson\u2019s correlation analysis gave preparatory decomposition into the study and its theoretical constructs. This was necessary to check whether there was a linear relationship in the data which allowed for a simple linear regression analysis. Table 3 shows the Pearson product\u2013moment correlations (r) and significance probabilities between motivators and Facebook use. These results suggest that Facebook users had moderate positive significant relationships with most of the motivators.\nTABLE 3: Pearson product\u2013moment correlations (r) and significance probabilities (p) for relations of motivators and Facebook use.\nSimple linear regression analysis\nTo assess the statistical significance of the influence of the Facebook use motivators on the use of Facebook by international students, it is necessary to use simple linear regression models to test the hypothesised frameworks. The results of the simple linear regression models are presented in Table 4.\nTABLE 4: Simple linear regression model fit statistics, model summary statistics and parameter estimates for Facebook use motivators on Facebook use.\nTo determine whether the different Facebook use motivators exert any positive influence on Facebook use amongst international students, simple linear regression models were examined. Separate motivators were modelled as explanatory or predictor variables, and this resulted in each of these giving statistically significant models (all p < 0.05). The model fit and model summary statistics are presented in Table 4. From these models, the use of Facebook for entertainment explained the least amount of the variation in Facebook use (R2 = 0.073), while the use of Facebook for discussion accounted for a significantly greater amount of variation (R2 = 0.317) in the dependent variable (Facebook use). The Durbin\u2013Watson statistic for all models is between the two critical values of 1.5 < d < 2.5 and therefore we can assume that there is no first-order linear autocorrelation in the residuals. The parameter estimates of the resultant models, both the constant terms Beta (\u03b20) and the main effects (\u03b21), are all statistically significant (all p < 0.05). As our \u03b21 coefficients are all positive and significant, there is sufficient evidence at 5% level of significance to reject the null hypothesis for all the hypothesised frameworks and conclude that Facebook use motivators exert a positive influence on Facebook use amongst international students.\nOne-samples t-test\nA one-sample t-test was run to determine whether women rate Facebook use higher than men who rated a mean score of 3.8718 from a scale of 1 (Strongly Disagree) to 5 (Strongly Agree). Facebook intensity scores were approximately normally distributed as the Q-Q plots showed that the points were diagonal and there were no outliers in the data, as assessed by inspection of a boxplot. From the results in Table 5, it is clear that the mean Facebook use score for women (mean = 3.71, standard deviation [SD] = 0.68) was significantly lower than that for men (mean = 3.87, SD = 0.74). A statistically significant difference of 0.15 {[95% confidence interval (CI), 0.01 to 0.31], t (79) = \u20131.031, p = 0.021} was established. Thus, there is sufficient evidence at 5% level of significance to conclude that women international students\u2019 rate Facebook use lower than their male counterparts. This finding is however not in the hypothesised direction, a case of unexpected results.\nTABLE 5: One-samples t-test for mean gender differences on Facebook use.\nThe summary of the hypotheses is presented in Table 6.\nTABLE 6: Summary of the hypotheses results.\nThis study was carried out with the aim of establishing motives of Facebook usage amongst international students enrolled at a rural university campus. Results show that there is a positive relationship between the need to discuss and Facebook usage. This finding, together with the discovery that the majority (48.7%) of respondents were aged between 21 and 25 years, supports the findings of a recent study conducted by Binsahl et al. (2015), which established that the need to discuss drives people, mainly youths, to join SNSs such as Facebook to discuss various topics with people with similar interests. Facebook features such as reply and comment options allow for exchanges between contacts or users in a discussion (Manasijevic et al. 2016).\nThe results of this study also established that the need to meet new people positively influences Facebook usage amongst international students. This result concurred with those of previous research that discovered that users of SNSs such as Facebook and Twitter use them to meet new people online (Tiryakioglu & Erzurum 2011). This is so because Facebook allows students who are in the same field of study, with similar interests or living in the same area to meet in online groups where they become online friends, thereby building social capital to compensate for the loss of bonds because of change of environment (Thurairaj et al. 2015). Chao and Keung (2017) pointed out that Facebook provides features sufficient for relationship development such as messaging, liking and commenting options. Furthermore, it also offers cues like mutual friends and common interests, which can serve as a guide as to whether to establish a friendship or connection based on common grounds (Whillans & Chen 2017). The identification information on Facebook profiles provides the social lubricant necessary for the establishment of new friendships and associations.\nMoreover, the results of this study revealed that the need to share and search for information had a positive relationship with Facebook usage amongst international students, which is in agreement with previous studies (e.g. Baris Horzum 2016; Chao & Keung 2017; Garc\u00eda-domingom et al. 2017) that established a positive and significant relationship between Facebook usage and information search. Also, the existing literature on students\u2019 use of SNSs shows that students use SNSs like Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to search for information which enables them to adapt to new environments (Hamid et al. 2016; Manjunatha 2013).\nFurthermore, the results of this study proved that the need to share media positively affects Facebook usage amongst international students, which is in agreement with a recent study carried out by Ho and Li (2011) where the authors found that Chinese international students in the United States of America used Renren, a Chinese version of Facebook, to share pictures and videos with users from their home country. The results of this study, like the previous ones, affirm the assertion that SNSs are tools used by millions of people to share media, thus supporting the researcher\u2019s initial assumption that the need to share media positively influences Facebook usage (Forbush & Foucault-Welles 2016).\nThe research also established that international students\u2019 need to maintain relationships positively affects Facebook usage. These results are in congruence with those of a related study conducted by \u00d6zad (2012), which revealed that the need to maintain relationships influences SNS usage. In addition, results of a study conducted by \u00d6zad and Uygarer (2014) also revealed that there is a statistically significant relationship between the need to maintain relationships and one\u2019s use of SNSs. The physical distance that is created when international students move from one country to another threatens the existence of their established relationships and friendships. For a relationship to remain intact, there has to be consistent and effective communication between the concerned parties. Facebook provides a platform for people to affordably interact and share videos, audios and pictures, thereby making geographic distance a lesser obstacle in keeping relationships alive (Rousseau et al. 2017).\nThe research also established that the need to stay connected intensifies the use of Facebook amongst international students. This means that the more international students want to stay connected, the more they use Facebook. These results corroborate an observation made by Rahman (2014) who noted that international students, being far away from home, need to constantly communicate with their friends and families around the world. Even though Baym et al. (2004) discovered that students prefer to communicate face-to-face, findings of this research concur with those of Chen and Hanasono (2016) who established that distance and cost barriers in international communications necessitate the utilisation of SNSs like Facebook as these are cheap and more convenient to the students than the traditional means of communication such as voice calls. These results were similar to those of a previous study conducted on a sample of 142 Chinese international students in Japan which indicated that the need to stay connected positively influences Facebook usage (Chang et al. 2014).\nThe need for entertainment was identified as having a positive relationship with Facebook usage. The findings of this research showed that the desire for entertainment amongst international students influences them to increase their usage of Facebook. The content uploaded and posted on Facebook also provides entertainment to users. Games, videos, photos and in general status updates are described as a source of amusement by users of Facebook (Xiao & Zuang 2014). Similar findings were reported by Binsahl et al. (2015) after carrying out a study to investigate uses of Facebook by Saudi Arabian students in Australia.\nAsterhan and Bouton (2017) noted that the need to discuss drives people, mainly youths, to join SNSs like Facebook and form groups where they interact and engage in various discussions. This research established that international students use Facebook to discuss. As posited by Leng and Goh (2011), people use Facebook as an SNS to discuss different issues ranging from social, economic, religious, political and academic issues.\nOn testing whether there is a difference in use of Facebook amongst various genders, the research revealed that there is a notable difference between women and men with regard to the use of Facebook. This result contradicted those of previous studies (Leng & Goh 2011; Manjunatha 2013; Xiao & Zuang 2014) by revealing that men rate the use of SNSs higher compared to women. Existing research shows that women use SNSs more than men because women always solicit their peers\u2019 and relatives\u2019 opinions. For instance, results from a study by Rousseau et al. (2017), which investigated the role of Facebook on body dissatisfaction, revealed that women are more susceptible to influences of people in their network and tend to make more comparisons with their contacts, thus resulting in more women using SNSs like Facebook than men. This study, however, points to men rating SNS usage more than women.\nThe key contribution of this study is that it answered the questions on the type of relationship that exists between uses of Facebook and Facebook usage amongst international students enrolled at a rural university campus. This was an area in which no or few studies have been conducted in the context of South Africa.\nThe results of this research also revealed that there are similarities with results of previous studies carried out in a different cultural setting (Osatuyi 2013; Yazdanpanah & Forouzani 2015) about how different functions of Facebook are related to Facebook usage. This study revealed that there is a positive relationship between uses of Facebook and the Facebook usage, in the same way as existing research results.\nFurthermore, this study established that men enrolled as international students rate Facebook usage more than their female counterparts. This result is in contrast with previous studies (Leng & Goh 2011; Manjunatha 2013; Xiao & Zuang 2014) which found that there was a considerable difference in the usage of Facebook by gender. Lastly, the results of this research help to further the understanding of SNSs usage and behaviour of international students as a population group. The research zoomed into the usage of Facebook as an SNS amongst international students enrolled at a rural campus from a South African perspective. This filled a gap that exists concerning international students in South Africa.\nBy providing information on the motives influencing Facebook usage, this study can help other SNS developers to enhance features on their SNSs to promote their usage. More customised features can be developed to cater to the needs of homogeneous groups such as international students. Customisation is important because according to Heerden and Jordaan (2017), people from various backgrounds may differ in their reasons and motivations for SNS use. Existing literature indicates that usage of SNSs differs by age and gender (United Nations International Children\u2019s Emergency Fund 2012). As this research found that international students use Facebook for entertainment, SNS developers can also use this information as a basis for enhancing and developing entertainment features to promote the use of their SNSs as well as make them enjoyable to use. Entertainment is an integral part of human life and contributes towards the psychological needs of humans (Froget et al. 2013). Administrators operating organisational Facebook pages may also use this information to come up with strategies that incorporate entertainment to attract international students to their Facebook or other SNS accounts.\nMoreover, this study may also assist South African universities to come up with ways in which they can improve interaction within international student communities through SNSs because these sites facilitate online interaction amongst users (Gracia-domingo et al. 2017). The study revealed that international students use Facebook to search for information. International students form an integral part of the university community, and effective communication with international students through Facebook will increase their satisfaction (Forbush & Foucault-Welles 2016). Therefore, university departments that interact with international students stand to benefit from this study in coming up with informed social media strategies.\nFurthermore, the results of this study can be of great use to providers of non-academic services which are important to international students. These non-academic services include medical aid providers, accommodation owners, transport operators and entertainers. This research revealed that international students use SNSs like Facebook to search for information; therefore, service providers need to put platforms where international students can search for information. Chang et al. (2014) discovered that international students adapt to the host countries\u2019 environment through frequently visiting official websites for information purposes. Therefore, there is a need for service providers to disseminate information from platforms such as Facebook where there is high traffic of international students.\nSocial networking site operators can also benefit from the findings of this research which revealed that the need to connect positively influences Facebook usage. According to Schneider et al. (2016), students need to stay connected with their families and their established social contacts. Facebook operators should, therefore, put in place features or platforms which allow international students to connect with their friends and loved ones back home as well make these easy to use in maintaining existing relationships. Also, this research can be used as a basis for further research by other researchers who are interested in SNSs and their uses.\nRegarding limitations of the study, it should be pointed out that the research was confined to a single university out of 26 universities available in South Africa. The results would have been more conclusive and generalisable to the entire population if the study had taken samples from more universities.\nAlso, data were collected through the convenience sampling method where data were collected from respondents accessible and convenient to the researcher. This means that results from descriptive analysis of biographical data might be biased and need to be considered with caution. Moreover, this study was conducted within less than a year. Limited time of carrying out the research might have negatively impacted the quantity of data collected. It would have been possible to collect more data had there been more time for the research process. Collecting more data could have enhanced the quality of the research.\nAnother weakness of this study is that the data were collected from a small sample of 158 international students. Results show that Zimbabweans were the dominant respondents to the research, and this might have influenced the type and quality of data collected. A large sample would have improved the quality of research results and their implications on generalisability.\nMoreover, this study followed a quantitative research approach and could not give any insights as to why considerable differences exist between men and women about Facebook usage. A qualitative research would have helped to establish why differences exist along gender lines amongst international students. Regardless of its shortcomings, the study results added information to the existing literature on the topic of SNSs usage and international students. This can also serve as a basis for further research by researchers interested in the same area of study.\nFurther research has to be carried out in other universities to make it possible to arrive at conclusions that are generalisable to the entire population of international students in South Africa. Also, future studies should follow a qualitative research approach to gain more insights into the motives influencing Facebook usage. Qualitative studies will allow for better understanding of why there are considerable differences between different genders in Facebook usage amongst international students.\nFurther research should be carried out to investigate the motives influencing Facebook usage amongst students from the same country. Another possible path for future research studies is to carry out a more in-depth analysis of the characteristics of international students who use Facebook and other SNSs. This will assist in confirming or rejecting observations made in the current study.\nMotives influencing Facebook usage amongst international students were investigated, and their relationships with Facebook usage were tested. Through the findings of this research, strategies can be suggested to assist not only the students but also administrators within the university community. The study attests to the popularity of SNSs such as Facebook as an outlet of social and psychological expression in view of a situation such as studying in a foreign land.\nThe authors acknowledge the input of the anonymous reviewers which helped improve their work.\nC.G. authored the collected the data as part of his honours studies. He also authored the article. W.T.C. assisted in the authoring of the article and supervised C.G. for his honours studies. 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        "raw_content": "Artists Cassandra Miller\nAnother Timbre / AT 129 / 2018\n\u201cabsolutely fascinating\u201d \u2014 Alex Ross\n\u201csweet, slightly surreal music\u201d \u2014 New York Times\n\u201clike the wryness of Samuel Beckett in combination with the whimsy of Italo Calvino\u201d \u2014 Musicworks\nCassandra Miller is a Canadian composer and impresario, currently living in the Pennines of West Yorkshire (UK).\nIn the New World (Canada), she is a regular collaborator of the Quatuor Bozzini, who have performed her work in England, Holland, Belgium, Uruguay, and across Canada; and in the Old World (the UK), both Philip Thomas and the EXAUDI Vocal Ensemble have promoted her work widely. Upcoming projects include a large song cycle written for Apartment House, and a solo piano work written in collaboration with Michael Finnissy.\nOther notable collaborators include Monday Evening Concerts in Los Angeles; Charles Curtis in San Diego; the late great Ensemble Kore with the outstanding mezzo-soprano Marie-Annick B\u00e9liveau (Montreal); the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (with I Musici de Montr\u00e9al); Music on Main (Vancouver); Continuum Contemporary Music Ensemble (Toronto); and Aventa (Victoria), among many others. Her composition Bel Canto, commissioned by Ensemble Kore, received the 2011 Jules-L\u00e9ger Prize for New Chamber Music, Canada\u2019s highest honour for composition.\nFrom 2010 to 2013, Cassandra was Artistic Director of Innovations en concert, a not-for-profit presenter of experimental chamber music in Montreal. In that post, she led the organization into a new era where it became known for its unusual programming, its support of young freelancers, the commissioning of monumental works, and the building of international connections for Qu\u00e9bec artists.\nCassandra studied privately with Michael Finnissy, and holds a Master of Music from the Royal Conservatory of the Hague (Richard Ayres, Yannis Kyriakides), and a Bachelor of Music from the University of Victoria (Christopher Butterfield). She is currently pursuing a doctorate at the University of Huddersfield (Bryn Harrison).\n[source: www.quatuorbozzini.ca] [iii-15]\nMetchosin (British Columbia, Canada), 1976\nResidence: London (England, UK)\ncassandramillermusic.ca\nCassandra Miller [Photo: Emrys Miller, 2011]\nComplete List of WorksComplete List of AlbumsMore from the PressComplete Photo AlbumComplete List of Video Clips\nAlong the grain: the music of Cassandra Miller\nJames Weeks, Tempo, no. 68:269, July 1, 2014\n\u2026 performing Miller\u2019s music one is aware of how attuned she is to the grain of music\u2019s constituent elements\u2026\n\u2026 performing Miller\u2019s music one is aware of how attuned she is to the grain of music\u2019s constituent elements, to their natural way of being or growing: to the grain of pitch, which is the harmonic series; to the grain of rhythm, which is pulse; to the grain of each instrument and voice, which is their open, tensionless sounding; to the grain of expression, which is giving; to the grain of time, which is endless continuation; to the grain of energy, which is entropy. These she works along or cuts across more or less obliquely to create the tensions that support the music. One might almost say that, as much as any composer working today, these grains are her materials: the complexity and richness of her finest work reacquaints us with these fundamentals in a way that does indeed allow us to hear and feel in new ways.",
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        "raw_content": "Its surface area is 48,442 square kilometers (18,704 sq. miles), with a population of approximately 10.64 million with an extraordinary cultural wealth and an outstanding competitive business climate.\nAs a Caribbean country, the temperature ranges from 25 \u00baC to 32 \u00baC during most of the year, dropping to 21\u00baC at sunset. In winter, the temperature may go down to 18\u00baC. In the mountain areas of Jarabacoa and Constanza, the temperature ranges from 16\u00baC down to 7\u00baC al after sunset. Rains can fall any time during the year but for the most part they are short showers in the afternoons and evenings.\nSpanish is the official language of the country. A large part of its population speak English and French, due to the strong flow of tourists. The Dominican peso (RD$) is legal tender.\nBesides the National District, there are, 31 Provinces, divided into 157 municipalities and 232 Municipal Districts. 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        "raw_content": "Take home a Cornish treasure today\nArt is a way of life, a passion and a craft passed down by generations, one that takes a lifetime to perfect. I take enormous pride in all my work, capturing the world as I see it and bringing joy to others through the creation of something beautiful\nAlan Furneaux | Cornish Artist\n\"Based in Penzance, Cornwall at the very tip of the country, I am surrounded by unique natural beauty which is visited by thousands of international tourists every year. I'm proud of my work and my home, and even prouder that so many visitors take home my paintings every year as a souvenir of this romantic part of the world.\nI've been painting my entire life and it has become part of who I am. I live to paint and paint to live. I've been perfecting my own unique style for over 10 years now and having contributed so much to the world of art I can say that it's been truly worth it\"",
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        "raw_content": "Music: Heather Alexander - What The Devil Was That!?!\nI need to move out of the damn house\nThis is a little petty thing, but it's my journal and I'm going to whine about it. For years, I've wanted Reese's to make a dark chocolate peanut butter cup. I like their peanut butter better than the other brands, but the other brands tend to come in dark chocolate, so I'm always torn on which to get. Anyway, my mom found dark chocolate Reese's at a store and bought me a package (which has two in it). Rather than eating them right then (which I very much wanted to do) I took them home with me to share with my dad, since he also likes dark chocolate. I bring then home and tell them that we'll eat them later, since it was before dinner. Anyway, a week or so passes and we haven't really had an opportunity to eat together. Tonight I decided it would be a good time, so I ask him where they went. He ate them without me! Now, normally I really wouldn't give a damn if he ate my candy, but I've wanted these for years and they were a gift from mom (my parents are divorced). He didn't even apologize. Grr. They don't have them at any of the places I shop, either. This sucks. A lot. I was really looking forward to those.\nI need to get out of this house. Dad is starting to drive me crazy (not that it's a long trip). At least I applied for one job this week. With luck, I'll find more that I qualify for in the Sunday paper. On the bright side, at least my neighborhood isn't as obnoxious as Sean's.",
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        "raw_content": "They say all good things must come to an end. And so it was for Grand Atlantic, the much-loved and criminally under-appreciated band from Brisbane, Australia that made some of the strongest modern rock music of their era.\nFormed in 1996, Grand Atlantic steadily and quietly amassed an acclaimed body of work. Their self-produced first album (This Is Grand Atlantic) showed their mastery of orchestrated, Beatle-esque pop. It yielded almost-hit songs like \u201cCoolite\u201d and \u201cSmoke & Mirrors\u201d. Praised by reviewers and loved by community radio, it made powerpop aficionados worldwide sit up and take notice. While the influences weren\u2019t far from the surface, the songwriting and arrangements spoke of a band with ambition, significant talent and a determination to follow their own path.\nGrand Atlantic\u2019s second album, \u2018How We Survive\u2019, was widely hailed as a power-pop masterpiece upon release in April 2009. This was especially the case in the US where the band made a significant impact at radio. Again, it was produced by the band, but mixed by Australian producer Magoo. The single \u201cShe\u2019s A Dreamer\u201d attracted airplay at over 50 influential US radio stations, which led to their first 15-date US tour. In March 2010, Grand Atlantic barnstormed across America and Canada after invitations to showcase at SXSW and Canadian Music Week. This followed extensive touring of the album in Australia and a growing call from the US powerpop scene.\nThe release of \u2018How We Survive\u2019 in the US prompted a glut of media attention and placed them on a bunch of SXSW \u2018bands to watch\u2019 short lists. They didn\u2019t disappoint, with their high-energy live shows building a solid base of fans. Importantly, the band had stepped up to an international standard which they would maintain for the rest of their career.\nAfter a frenetic 2010, Grand Atlantic could be forgiven for disappearing for a while. Tours of the US, Japan and Australia had gained them a swag of new fans, and their second album \u2018How We Survive\u2019 gained huge exposure and airplay. A strategic disappearance was in order.\nOver the later part of 2010, around 20 songs were written and arranged by the band for their third long-player. The power-pop flavour of the first two albums gave way to a darker, more introspective set of tracks that tip the hat to the shoegaze sound of the early 90\u2019s. Stripping back the arrangements to a leaner, tougher, more direct sound whilst also embracing the trippier elements of their previous work.\nIn early 2011, the band bunkered down in Seacliff Lunatic Asylum, an abandoned psychiatric hospital near Dunedin, New Zealand. With producer Dale Cotton they recorded their third album \u2018Constellations\u2019. As singer Phil Usher noted, \u201cWe had a few strange experiences while we were there\u2014hearing voices during takes, strange sounds, and we also saw a microphone stand move like someone knocked it.\u201d That strangeness, and the unease of not quite knowing where you are, informs the sounds and feel of the record.\n\u2018Constellations\u2019 was and is sophisticated, psychedelic and completely immediate, its beating heart urgent and undeniable. The band was content to let the music build and peak, unhurriedly and with tangible conviction. Intimate and inscrutable, these songs bend and fold, stretch out and explode. Guitar-pop mutated into a lush psycho-geographical map where the band\u2019s headspace mimicked the manic contours of the equally beautiful and punishing New Zealand countryside where the album was recorded. The reception to the album was uniformly enthusiastic, with critics in Australia and overseas praising the new sound and attitude.\nMarch 2011 saw Grand Atlantic return to the US for a repeat tour of both the East and West coasts. An appearance at SXSW for the second time, this time 17 dates in three weeks, and with bigger audiences and new markets. That tour cemented some significant licensing outcomes for TV use of their music, reflecting the band\u2019s higher profile and commitment to the US.\n2012 was a quiet period for the band, with songs being written and demoed, but no official output apart from the occasional B-side or remix. Shows were played but touring was rare. There were plans for another album, but nothing solid.\nAnd so to 2013, where Grand Atlantic decided to cease working as a band for the foreseeable future. No disagreement, just a sense that that phase was over and that new frontiers need to be found.\nTo all those who supported the band in any way \u2013 radio, print, online, offering shows, whatever \u2013 thank you. And to all the fans who came to see them play, and bought their music and shared their dreams and helped them believe \u2013 you should know they love you all.\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Jl3RwhYLt",
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        "raw_content": "\u00bb2014 Film Reviews\u00bbA Most Wanted Man (2014)\nPosted by amateurcinefile on August 3, 2014 in 2014 Film Reviews\nWhen suspected militant jihadist Issa Karpov shows up in Hamburg, Germany to claim his deceased father\u2019s ill-gotten fortune, the intelligence community is put on high-alert. The director of German national security wants to detain this threat immediately. However, Gunther Bachmann, the leader of a covert anti-terrorism team, sees this as his opportunity to gain valuable information about the recent diversion of charity funds to various terrorist groups and the possible role a prominent Islamic lecturer and benefactor may play in these covert transactions. Despite objections from his superiors, Bachmann is given 72 hours to establish the true identity of this suspect and ascertain any information that may be pertinent to his ongoing investigation.\nBased on a novel from famed author John le Carre (Tinker Taylor Soldier Spy, The Constant Gardner, The Spy Who Came in From the Cold) A Most Wanted Man flawlessly entwines numerous storylines, creating an unnerving and exquisitely interwoven modern-day espionage thriller filled with a multitude of unexpected twists and turns. The star attraction of the film is the late Academy Award winner Philip Seymour Hoffman. As I sat captivated by yet another of his first-rate portrayals, I found it impossible to escape the thought that this was one of our final chances to see how extraordinary an actor he was. Hoffman, in fact, is phenomenal, turning what would have been a solid spy thriller into one far more noteworthy. His character, Gunther Bachmann, is the head of a secret German anti-terrorism team charged with recruiting informants to spy and report on the goings-on in the German Islamic community. In this loathsome and dangerous world of ever-shifting allegiances, it\u2019s through Hoffman\u2019s masterful delivery that we trust this Bachmann character. Despite his personal foibles, this is a good man who truly believes in the importance of the work he and his team does and values the lives of the sources that trust him and his word. While it took a minute or two to get accustomed to the German accent, Hoffman remarkably does what he always managed to do, completely embody and disappear into his character. It was apparent right from the opening scenes this was his picture, as he set the precise tone for the film while everyone around him seemed to amiably play off his tenor and expertise.\nThe success of A Most Wanted Man can also be attributed to the film\u2019s Dutch director, Anton Corbijn, a talent who I have little problem declaring one the most underrated filmmakers in the business today. Originally an accomplished still photographer, Corbijn broke into the industry in the 1990\u2019s as a music documentarian, working with the likes of U2 and Depeche Mode. After his debut feature film, Control, became a moderate critical success, Corbijn showed off his true filmmaking gifts with his 2010 drama The American, an impeccably crafted masterwork that harkened back to legendary filmmakers like Michelangelo Antonioni and Jean-Pierre Melville. A very European-styled film with high tension, little dialogue, and extraordinary cinematography, The American suffered immensely from a botched marketing campaign as its distributors had no idea how to sell an art house film starring George Clooney.\nIn A Most Wanted Man, Corbijn is once again at the top of his game, bringing his photographer\u2019s eye to capture haunting and hypnotizing visuals. Corbijn\u2019s nighttime cinematography makes superb use of light and dark and is reminiscent of a Michael Mann film. Through the use bleak, harsh architecture, jarring camera angles, and cold blue hues, he creates an unsettling atmosphere during scenes involving and around the intelligence agency, as if offering the suggestion that someone is always watching. In contrast, many of the scenes involving the Islamic community have a very distinct yellowish tone. This clashing of blues and yellows is another way Corbijn plays off these two divergent societies and belief structures.\nThe standout among the film\u2019s talented supporting cast that includes Willem Dafoe, Rachel McAdams and Daniel Bruel, is Robin Wright who offers one of her most deliciously devious performances as C.I.A. agent Martha Sullivan. Wright does an exceptional job creating a character whose true motivations remain muddled throughout. I\u2019m now afraid the nuanced subtlety Wright brought to make her character so elusive in the film will cause some Academy voters to miss how impressive her portrayal really is. I look forward to revisiting this film in the future in order to devote more attention to her cunningly sly performance.\nWith an avalanche of disposable entertainment all hailed as the best blockbuster one week only to be forgotten the next, it was a refreshing change to be offered a piece of cinema that requires true thought and an actual attention span. 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        "raw_content": "The Future of Capitalism? AU Grad Student Says Look at Honduras\nYou are here: American University Communications & Marketing News The Future of Capitalism? AU Grad Student Says Look at Honduras\nIn the aftermath of a military coup in Honduras, Beth Geglia has examined radical economic plans for the Central American country.\nHonduras is a relatively small country. Yet some powerful interests have converged there, making it a laboratory for transformative\u2014but potentially destructive\u2014policies. Economists marvel at rising behemoths like China, but there are lessons to be learned in Central America. Honduras could be a harbinger for the next phase of global capitalism.\nWhen a military coup rocked Honduras in 2009, Beth Geglia was working for a human rights organization in neighboring Guatemala. In the violent post-coup aftermath, Geglia observed some US-based economists\u2019 radical vision for Honduras, and she hoped to understand the larger implications for the world economy.\nGeglia is now an anthropology PhD student at American University, and Honduras has become her research passion. \u201cI wanted to get a better grasp of where capitalism is heading, and what\u2019s at the forefront of globalization and privatization,\u201d she says.\nCharter Cities, Separate Laws\nYou may have heard about Special Economic Zones (SEZs), areas with unique regulatory regimes meant to spur economic growth. But what\u2019s being proposed in Honduras is much more sweeping, Geglia argues. The Special Development and Employment Zones, or ZEDEs in Spanish, are akin to charter cities\u2014heavily privatized, deregulated territories within the nation state. Geglia is focusing on a prospective ZEDE in the southern part of the country.\nLike SEZs, this ZEDE would have weaker labor and environmental standards, and lower taxes, than the Honduran national government that surrounds it. But what really makes the ZEDE different, Geglia says, is an entirely separate judiciary.\n\u201cBasically, it provides investors, and the administrators they appoint, the ability to establish independent court systems. So, they\u2019re really operating outside of the Honduran judicial system,\u201d Geglia explains. \u201cIn a way, this is unprecedented in Central and Latin America. It is absolutely a way for investors to circumvent national laws.\u201d\nThis could be a boon for multinational corporations, and Geglia says there\u2019s potential interest from the electronics, tourism, and mining industries. So certain mineral-rich zones could be optimal for companies to mine and extract resources. Notably, with judicial independence from the country at large, the ZEDE would facilitate a favorable investment climate.\n\u201cThere\u2019s always a legal framework under which any economic activity can take place. So whether it\u2019s mining, banking and finance, or something else, this could be applicable to almost any economic arrangement,\u201d Geglia says.\nThe Startup Society Movement\nThe ZEDE is arguably a neocolonial endeavor, in another era ripe for a Graham Greene novel. It\u2019s driven by a confluence of actors: Silicon Valley disruptors, former Reagan Administration political advisers, global investors, technocrats, and Honduran government officials. These groups are not a monolith, but Geglia saw commonalities under the umbrella of a Startup Society Movement.\n\u201cThere\u2019s an overarching project to create a competitive market of autonomous jurisdictions in the world. So, their idea being that the nation state has monopoly on sovereignty, and we need to break up that monopoly on sovereignty,\u201d she says. \u201cFor them, the democratic process is not the way we create change. The reforms they want to see in governance is, of course, based on a privatize everything, free market model.\u201d\nBut where does that leave the Honduran population, many of whom survive on subsistence fishing and farming? Could this generate jobs? Geglia spent a year in the southern municipality of Amapala, gauging people\u2019s feelings about the planned ZEDE. With limited information, they expressed some ambiguity about how the project will affect them.\n\u201cYou bring it up with one person, and they might have a completely different idea of what it is than the next person,\u201d she says. \u201cAnd there is some anxiety about all of a sudden living under a different government or a different regime.\u201d\nHowever, in the Zacate Grande area of Amapala, some communities have organized in opposition to the ZEDE project, noting that it will likely increase land dispossession and threaten their access to the agricultural and coastal lands necessary for their subsistence economies.\nThough she didn\u2019t conduct public opinion polls, other surveys revealed conflicting feelings: One poll found about 80 percent supported the ZEDE, and another one showed about 80 percent opposed it.\nThe process itself has been shrouded in secrecy, beginning with the establishment of a 21-member Committee for the Adoption of Best Practices. Nine Americans initially served on the committee, including former Reagan officials\u2014such as Mark Klugmann and Faith Ryan Whittlesey\u2014who supported controversial US Cold War policies toward Central America in the 1980s. (US-backed Nicaraguan Contras were based in Honduras.)\nInformation about that committee has been scarce, Geglia says, and she\u2019s been unable to even obtain an updated list of current members. That also raises questions about how much say Honduran citizens will have in their future, she notes.\n\u201cI\u2019m interested in looking at issues of sovereignty and democracy and citizenship,\u201d Geglia says. \u201cSo the big questions for me are, \u2018What does sovereignty and what does citizenship mean in Honduras today? How do people grapple with this kind of a territorial model that\u2019s being proposed?\u2019\u201d\nBeyond Honduran Borders\nGeglia grew up right here in the Tenleytown neighborhood of DC, and a volunteer summer program in the Dominican Republic solidified her focus on Latin America. She got her undergraduate degree in Latin American studies, sociology, and international political economy at University of Wisconsin-Madison. She earned a certificate from Duke University\u2019s Center for Documentary Studies, and she\u2019s hoping to incorporate her film-oral history work into her AU dissertation.\nWhile earning her doctorate in anthropology, she\u2019s striving to make her research publicly assessible. 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        "raw_content": "What is a wise decision?\nNadler and Chandler, writing in their 2004 book \u201cSmart Questions,\u201d set forth a \u2018data to wisdom\u2019 continuum, with \u201craw data\u201d \u2014 information whose validity depends on the methods of collection and context,\u2013 being the least valuable information, and \u201cwisdom\u201d being the highest level of information. From \u201craw data\u201d, the continuum proceeds through \u201creal information\u201d (raw data placed in context), to \u201cknowledge\u201d (digested information), to \u201cunderstanding\u201d (insight into how knowledge integrates into the big picture and how it might be used by others) to \u201cwisdom.\u201d Wisdom is defined as \u201cthe ability to put understanding to use\u201d or the \u201ctransformation of understanding into concrete action\u201d. Both understanding and wisdom require an integration of information with values and beliefs, and are particularly needed as circumstances change. Daniel Yankelovich, writing in \u201cThe Magic of Dialogue\u201d wrote that \u201cAn ideal use of dialogue is to reconcile conflicting systems of social values\u201d and that dialogue can help to \u201cfocus on our imaginations on what kind of society we really want.\u201d As he points out, such dialogues occur in a framework of mutual respect and help build both trust and a sense of community. Our country faces a number of highly complex issues that will require many wise decisions along the way if we are to effectively work our way through them. Citizens have much to contribute to that wisdom. How can we engage in more effective dialogue as we seek to find our way forward?\nPosted in Dialogue. Tags: Action, Dialogue, Smart Question. 1 Comment \u00bb",
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        "raw_content": "Advancing the Rebalance in Southeast Asia\nBy Murray Hiebert and Gregory Poling | January 7, 2015\nSouth China Sea, Southeast Asia, Strategy, United States\nThe year 2015 provides the Obama administration with new opportunities in Southeast Asia to reinforce and bolster the rebalance to Asia.\nIn Myanmar, the United States should expand its support and training efforts to build political parties, strengthen the parliament, and prepare for monitoring activities ahead of the country\u2019s 2015 elections to ensure they are inclusive, transparent, and credible. If the constitution is not amended prior to the elections to reduce the military\u2019s veto power over amendments, Washington will want to push for this to be done soon after the new parliament and government take office in early 2016. This will be necessary to convince people in Myanmar that the country has turned the corner from military rule to democracy. In addition, the United States will want to continue supporting efforts by the government and armed ethnic groups to reach a ceasefire.\nThe president will want to follow up on his invitation to new Indonesian president Joko \u201cJokowi\u201d Widodo to visit the United States. Obama should push to further flesh out the comprehensive partnership launched between the two countries in 2010. Cooperation on infrastructure development may be one idea on which the two countries can cooperate. Jokowi appears committed to rapid infrastructure development to reduce transportation bottlenecks, including developing Indonesia into a maritime power. This new focus may provide opportunities for participation by the U.S. private sector.\nPresident Obama should plan to visit Vietnam in 2015 to push the comprehensive partnership, launched between the two countries in mid-2013, to new depths. The administration, which in September 2014 partially lifted the ban on the sale of weapons to Vietnam, should continue to work with Vietnam to amend in the National Assembly ahead of the president\u2019s trip. November 2015, when Obama attends the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit in the Philippines and the East Asia Summit in Malaysia, would be a good time for the president to visit Hanoi.\nThe United States will want to continue to monitor developments in Thailand in the wake of the May 2014 coup and consider opportunities for the United States to engage its oldest partner in Asia. The generals had promised elections by the end of 2015 but it now appears that they have decided to delay voting until 2016 or even until the critical transition in the country\u2019s monarchy takes place. Even in advance of elections, Washington will want to explore opportunities for contacts with private Thais to support the development of a middle ground where issues such as democracy, rule of law, and respect for human rights can be discussed.\nNo matter what way the arbitration tribunal established under the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea rules in the Philippines\u2019 case against China, probably before the end of 2015, it will be a watershed for the South China Sea disputes. How the United States responds, and in particular how successful it is in bolstering the case for peaceful resolution and respect for international law, will go a long way toward convincing Southeast Asia of the long-term sustainability and benefits of the U.S. rebalance.\nThe Obama administration has taken commendable steps over the last year to strengthen its position regarding the illegality of Chinese claims in the South China Sea\u2014most recently by publishing a study on the nine-dash line via the State Department\u2019s Limits in the Sea series. As a judgment in the arbitration case approaches, it will be crucial that Washington rally international support for the tribunal, and insist that China respect any award issued. U.S. support, and pressure, will also be necessary to strengthen spines in other Southeast Asian nations and ensure that the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) voices full-throated support for Manila\u2019s right to arbitration and the need to respect the ruling.\nIn the meantime, Washington should also step up efforts to bolster maritime domain awareness, patrol, and deterrence capabilities in Southeast Asia. This will include pushing the Philippines to implement the Enhanced Defense Cooperation Agreement signed in early 2014, boosting funding, training, and equipment transfers to partners including Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, and Vietnam. In Vietnam\u2019s case, it is unlikely that the administration will move to provide ships, radars, or armaments in 2015, but it should be actively consulting with Hanoi on Vietnamese needs and preparing to move once politically feasible.\nThe State Department should work to assist Southeast Asian claimants with legal clarification of their own claims in order to maintain the moral and legal high ground vis-\u00e0-vis China. The United States should also urge Southeast Asians to pursue bilateral agreements on overlapping claims where possible, agree among themselves what areas around the Paracel and Spratly Islands they consider legally disputed, and engage in a comprehensive survey of those features to counter the legal obfuscation caused by Chinese reclamation work on submerged features and low-lying features.\nThis article originally appeared in \u201cPivot 2.0: How the Administration and Congress Can Work Together to sustain American Engagement in Asia to 2016\u201d. 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        "title": "ANNOUNCEMENT AND CALL FOR Meeting Abstracts:2010 ANNUAL Anesthesiology/FAER Joint Conference | Anesthesiology | ASA Publications",
        "raw_content": "\u201cDebunking Myths of Transfusion\u201d\nAnnouncements | December 2009\nANNOUNCEMENT AND CALL FOR Meeting Abstracts: 2010 ANNUAL Anesthesiology/FAER Joint Conference\nAnesthesiology 12 2009, Vol.111, 1396. doi:10.1097/01.anes.0000365141.27047.6d\nANNOUNCEMENT AND CALL FOR Meeting Abstracts: 2010 ANNUAL Anesthesiology/FAER Joint Conference. Anesthesiology 2009;111(6):1396. doi: 10.1097/01.anes.0000365141.27047.6d.\nAnesthesiology, in conjunction with the Foundation for Anesthesia Education and Research (FAER), is pleased to announce the 3rd annual joint conference to be held at the American Society of Anesthesiologists (ASA) Annual Meeting on October 19, 2010, in San Diego, California.\nA beneficial effect on outcome has never been demonstrated for blood product transfusion. In contrast, hundreds of publications have found an association between blood product transfusion and adverse outcomes. However, recent literature indicates that transfusion of \u201cfresh\u201d red cells may have fewer adverse consequences. Furthermore, recent literature also states that focusing on coagulation is essential early after major trauma and the avoidance of fresh frozen plasma transfusion may be misguided. This session will explore these issues and provide a forum for presentation of recent findings in transfusion and resuscitation.\nThree invited speakers will lead the session. John Holcomb, M.D., Director of the Center for Translational Injury Research at the University of Texas Health Science Center, Houston, will describe the role of FFP in improving outcomes after trauma; Elliott Bennett-Guerrero, M.D., Duke Clinical Research Institute, Duke University, will discuss new blood on postoperative outcomes; and Donat R. Spahn, M.D., F.R.C.A., University Hospital Z\u00fcrich, will describe outcomes after transfusion.\nThese lectures will be accompanied by the presentation of posters selected for their relevance to the symposium topic. The joint conference date, time and location will be announced at a later date.\nAbstracts should be submitted via the usual online process (which can be accessed via the Web sites and ). Interested individuals should be sure to check the \u201cAnesthesiology/FAER Joint Conference\u201d box on the abstract submission form to be considered for inclusion in this special session. The deadline for abstract submission is March 31, 2010.\nThe authors of abstracts selected for the session will be offered an opportunity to submit their work to Anesthesiology for inclusion in a special issue to be published in the spring of 2011.",
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        "raw_content": "I often see comments on the Another Angry Voice Facebook page saying things like \"I'm not really political\" or \"I don't know much about politics\". In this article I'm going to write a little bit about what politics is and isn't about, political misinformation, the role of bloviating self-appointed political experts and most importantly, why you might well be more political than you think.\nThis article is principally aimed at people who don't think of themselves as being very political, but if you already think of yourself as a political person, you might find this article interesting nonetheless, so don't feel put off.\nWhat politics is\nPolitics is a perspective, a way of thinking about things, a prism through which we view the world. There are countless different political perspectives, mine is a left-libertarian one because I believe in social justice and freedom, other people have a range of very different political perspectives. We all have a political perspective, it's just that some people have more well defined perspectives than others.\nEvery time we ever think about the political consequences of anything, we're engaging in politics. If you go to a shop to buy an item of clothing but find yourself wondering whether it was made by a child in a sweatshop because it is so cheap, you're using your political perspective. Every time you fill your car with petrol you're engaging with politics (think of the wars in the middle east fought over access to oil). Every time you decide whether or not to recycle something, you're making a political decision (albeit one that few people are ever likely to notice). In fact, pretty much every time you experience anything at all, it's possible to consider the political ramifications.\nThe political establishment would prefer us to believe that politics isn't a perspective, but that it's a concrete thing, of which they are the main manifestation. It suits their interests that we think this way and believe that voting in elections is the main way by which we engage in politics. Because if we think about politics like this then it becomes very easy to accept the tribalistic political allegiances that come with the party political system.\nPolitics isn't something that is done by politicians, it is something that is done by all of us. The problem is that so many people have become so hopelessly disengaged from Westminster politics that they mistake their rejection of the corruption riddled and apathy inducing political systems we suffer with a rejection of politics in general.\nOne of the most offputting things about politics is the fact that we are surrounded by political propaganda. The mainstream media is utterly dominated by a few highly partisan corporations (the Murdoch empire and the Daily Mail group are by far the biggest purveyors of political propaganda).\nThe mainstream media is full of over-simplistic propaganda designed to convince people to vote in the ways that the press barons would like them to. It's appalling that foreign billionaire press barons are allowed to spread extremely biased political propaganda, and even explicitly tell people how to vote.\nIn my view, the whole idea of democracy is a sham if the public are not properly informed. How is it even possible to make an informed political decision when completely surrounded by biased and misleading political propaganda? Pablo Iglesias, the leader of the Spanish anti-austerity, anti-corruption party Podemos put it like this: \"If the right to information is an actual right, then we can't allow all of the big media groups in this country to be controlled by a few multi-millionaires\".\nThe fact that a few staggeringly wealthy press barons control such a large chunk of our media has led to a situation where bizarrely misleading political propaganda is taken as fact by millions of people, and goes completely unchallenged by other, supposedly neutral news organisations like the BBC.\nNoam Chomsky once said that \"the smart way to keep people passive and obedient is to strictly limit the spectrum of acceptable opinion, but allow very lively debate within that spectrum\", which is a pretty accurate description of the mainstream media in the UK.\n\"The recovery\"\nTo put the problem of political propaganda into perspective, just think about how often you've heard the word \"recovery\" repeated in news broadcasts over the last few years.\nThe fact that Tory assertions about \"the recovery\" go unchallenged, and news reporters keep endlessly repeating the word would make most people believe that there has been a recovery, but what people don't realise is that GDP per capita (the amount of economic activity per person in the UK) is still significantly below pre-crisis levels.\nThe stagnation of GDP per capita isn't the only glaring flaw in the recovery narrative either. There's the fact that the UK balance of trade is in an appalling mess, productivity of the UK workforce has been in a prolonged decline, British workers have suffered the longest sustained decline in wages since records began, the national debt is still growing rapidly (despite George Osborne's promises back in 2010 that the deficit would have been eliminated by now), and the amount of household debt has risen well above the pre-crisis level.\nWhat kind of recovery results in almost everyone getting poorer apart from the tiny super-rich minority, causes productivity and wages to fall, sees the biggest trade deficits on record and is built on the back of rapidly inflating bubbles of household and government debt?\nThe fact is that there has been no recovery for most people, yet the Tories and their chums in the right-wing press are confident that the more often they repeat the lie that the economy is doing really well, the more people will come to accept it as the truth.\nSelf-appointed experts\nAnother offputting thing about politics is the abundance of self-appointed experts who tend to shout down anyone who tries to say anything that falls outside of the narrow spectrum of orthodox political debate.\nIf you haven't rote learned your political opinions from the mainstream media, it is more than likely that people who have are going to try to shout you down because they can't tolerate hearing anything that contradicts the narrow political worldview they've been programmed with.\nIt is often the case that people like this are hopelessly misinformed about political issues, and when you scratch the surface they've actually got no facts, evidence and analysis to back up what they say. They're often the kinds of people who are easily swayed by empty rhetoric and emotive arguments.\nIf you know anyone who fits the description of bloviating self-appointed expert, it's always a good idea to arm yourself with a few choice facts and statistics if you think they're going to try to shout you down for daring to think outside the narrow spectrum of political debate that they are familiar with.\n\"I don't read the papers\"\nI was speaking to someone the other day who said that they're not very political because they don't read the papers or watch the TV.\nI told them that in consideration of the fact that the mainstream media is so full of desperately misleading political propaganda, they're actually in a much better position to understand politics than someone who has been rote learning their opinions from the mainstream press. This is because it is much easier to use facts and logic to get through to someone who has not been heavily indoctrinated, than it is to convince someone who has been indoctrinated that they have been fooled.\nWhy you may well be more political than you think\nThe essence of political awareness isn't learning lots of political opinions, it's actually about understanding the importance of reading between the lines.\nIf you're the kind of person who, when confronted with political information, tends to think \"who is telling me this?\", \"why are they telling me this?\", \"what evidence is this based on?\" then you're actually already far more politically aware than the kind of person who knows a lot about politics but hasn't subjected what they've learned to this kind of analysis.*\nPolitical awareness isn't measured by how much you know, it's measured by how you have come to know what you do.\nEven if you don't know that much about politics at all, I'd maintain that you're probably more politically aware than someone who has been rote learning their political opinions from the mainstream media, because it's very much harder for someone to take an analytic approach to politics if they're already heavily indoctrinated in the orthodox way of thinking, than for someone who knows less about politics to begin learning about political issues from an analytic perspective.\n* = You should be asking these kinds of questions about my work too you know!\nWhy I don't speak for the collective left\nPablo Iglesias and the appeal of Podemos\nLabels: BBC, Daily Mail, Economics, George Osborne, Media, Pablo Iglesias, Politics, Propaganda, Rupert Murdoch\nIn the aftermath of the 2015 general election almost half a million people signed an Unlock Democracy petition calling for the replacement of the old-fashioned, unrepresentative and apathy inducing voting system we suffer in this country with a proper proportional system.\nI won't detail the arguments in favour of such a reform because I've already outlined the case in this article.\nIn June 2015 the organisers of the petition received their response from the government.\nNobody in their right mind would have expected the Tories to admit that reform is needed to a system that works so heavily to their advantage, but the arrogance, lazy dismissiveness and intellectual paucity of the reply is still extraordinary to behold.\nThe only argument\nThe government response written by the minister for constitutional reform John Penrose, included only one single argument against the proposal, which is this:\n\"Thank you for your letter and accompanying petition to the Prime Minister calling for electoral reform and the possibility of changing the electoral system to Proportional Representation (PR) ... I appreciate your point, although the difficulty would be that we had a referendum on it in 2011. The result was a fairly resounding rejection of the idea ... It would be pretty difficult to argue that we should ignore the democratic verdict in the referendum and go ahead anyway\"\nFactual inaccuracy\nIt should be easy enough to see where the factual inaccuracy in this argument lies (look at the text I've made bold in the quote). If you still can't see the problem I'll explain.\nThe referendum in 2011 was not a referendum on Proportional Representation as John Penrose inaccurately claims, it was a referendum between the current system and a slight variant of the current system called Alternative Vote (AV).\nAV is absolutely not PR because it does not create a balance between the proportion of votes cast for a party and the proportion of representatives they get in parliament. In fact AV is such an unrepresentative system that Nick Clegg (the face of the pro-AV campaign) once called it a \"miserable little compromise\".\nIt's no wonder the referendum was lost when even the leader of the pro-AV campaign thought the idea was shit!\nThe effort to dismiss the campaign for Proportional Representation by lying that we've already had a referendum on the issue is a shocking display of ignorance, that betrays the utter arrogance of the Tory party.\nWhen writing a response to a group of experts on a subject (electoral reform), one would hope that a government minister would at least take a bit of effort to understand the issue at hand, rather than firing off a letter that makes a fundamentally ignorant assertion about it.\nThe response from John Penrose is appalling because it shows that he is willing to build his entire argument on an ignorant and blatantly inaccurate assertion. To compose such a feeble response betrays a great deal of arrogance; the attitude that \"I don't need to know what I'm even talking about because I'm a government minister, and we'll do what I say because I'm in charge\".\nHopelessly underqualified people\nIt is absolutely clear from the content of his letter that John Penrose is hopelessly underqualified to serve as the Minister for Constitutional Reform because he doesn't even have the most basic grasp of the issues.\nAnyone familiar with the Tory cabinet knows that they are very keen on the idea of stuffing government full of shockingly inappropriate and hopelessly underqualified people. I'll give a few examples:\nGeorge Osborne: The Chancellor of the Exchequer has no economics qualifications whatever. He's got a 2:1 in Modern History and some work experience of folding towels at Selfridges.\nJeremy Hunt: The Health minister has no experience of working in the health sector and in 2008 he co-authored a book that called for the NHS to be abolished. He's now been put in charge of it!\nMichael Gove: Only the second person in history with no legal qualifications to be appointed as Lord Chancellor. The other was his immediate predecessor Chris Grayling who was also appointed to the position by David Cameron.\nPriti Patel: Appointed employment minister in 2015, Patel has a visceral hatred of trade unions. Anyone would have thought it would be a good idea for an employment minister to be able to work with both business owners and employees in order to improve productivity, instead of being the kind of person to continue fighting the divisive and destructive ideological class wars of the 1970s and '80s.\nNicky Morgan: Appointed equalities minister in 2014 despite voting against gay equality!\nThe fundamentally ignorant and appallingly arrogant response from John Penrose perfectly illustrates the Tory mentality. Stuff like facts, evidence, logical coherence and reason are all irrelevant to them.\nIt doesn't matter that they're hopelessly underqualified people who don't have a clue about the absolute basics of their jobs - what matters is that they're in charge now, and us uppity plebs had better damned well do as we're told.\nWhy are so many right-wingers still fighting the ideological battles of the 1970s?\nLabels: 2015, Elections, Fair Votes, General elections, George Osborne, Jeremy Hunt, John Penrose, Michael Gove, Politics, Priti Patel, Proportional Representation, Tories, UK\nFarewell Charles Kennedy\nI never had the pleasure of meeting Charles Kennedy but I did feel almost as if an old friend had died when I heard about his premature death. It would take a spiteful spirit indeed to contest the general consensus that UK politics has lost one of its very few genuinely good guys.\nIt would take a poor article indeed not to mention his principled opposition to the murderous folly that was the invasion and occupation of Iraq. Back in 2003 he was the only UK wide party leader to stand in opposition to the invasion (Plaid Cymru and the SNP voted against it too). Charles resolutely stuck by his principles despite despicable efforts to smear his stance as some kind of unacceptable anti-British treachery by his political opponents (especially from the Tories and the right-wing press), and the pleading from many within his party for him to abandon his anti-invasion position.\nIt doesn't matter so much that he was completely vindicated when the case for war unraveled revealing little but lies, spin and imperialist posturing, and when the invasion gave birth to the predictable wave of appalling sectarian violence, culminating in the rise of ever more extreme Islamist cults like ISIS.\nIt's no reward that we were right and the majority of the British establishment were wrong, because hundreds of thousands of people have died and literally millions have been displaced by the devastating instability wrought by those who ignored us. What matters is that Charles Kennedy dared to give us a voice, albeit a marginalised one, in the halls of power. Those of us who actively opposed the invasion and occupation of Iraq will never forget Charles Kennedy's principled stance in the face of such vicious criticism.\nAnother illustration of Charles Kennedy's principles is the fact that while many of his fellow politicians were gaming the parliamentary system to the max by claiming all manner of luxury items, and even using their so-called expenses as a free taxpayer subsidy to fund their speculative property investments (second home flipping), Charles did nothing more than make a few minor oversights. While so many of his peers were enriching themselves to the tune of tens, or even hundreds of thousands of pounds at the taxpayers' expense, the biggest sum he was made to pay back was just \u00a335.75 for some confectionery he'd accidentally claimed.\nOne of the saddest spectacles in British politics was seeing Charles Kennedy get hounded out of his job by his own MPs, who orchestrated a campaign of leaks and smears relating to his alcohol problems, eventually culminating in the majority of his shadow cabinet forcing him out of his job. When they should have been rallying around to support him in his hour of need, they turned on him and humiliated him. When Margaret Thatcher's MPs turned on her like a nest of vipers, there was some justice in it, for she worshipped at the alter of self-interest, so to see her MPs turning on her and vying for position within the party was just her acolytes following her philosophy of ruthless self-interest to its logical conclusion. There was nothing just about the way the Lib-Dems turned on a good man; a man who turned out to be by far the best and most popular leader they ever had.\nIn 2010 Charles Kennedy once again proved to be a lone voice of reason, this time counselling against a binding coalition agreement with the Tories, but this time he was ignored, and the Lib-Dems, giddy with opportunism and short-term personal ambition, formed a consensus in favour of such a strategically inept move.\nWhat followed was a five year long vindication of Charles Kennedy's decision to speak out against entering a pact with the Tories (the tuition fees debacle, the complete failure to deliver political reform, secret courts, \"Bedroom Tax\", the gagging law, Theresa May's grotesquely illiberal immigration laws, DRIP...).\nThere are many within the Lib-Dem bubble who, despite all of the damage to their party, still stubbornly refuse to see what a catastrophic strategic error their deal with the Tories was, but many of us outside the party can see that Charles Kennedy was right and that the Lib-Dems ended up getting ragdolled almost out of existence by the Tories and their chums in the right-wing media because of it.Charles Kennedy was one of the only Liberal Democrats I was genuinely saddened to see loose his seat in the 2015 General Election. It clearly wasn't his fault that the party he once led had abandoned his commitment to social justice in favour of the sickening Orange Book Toryism that has driven the party to the absolute brink of ruin, but he still paid the price for it at the ballot box, just like so many other decent hard working Lib-Dem MSPs MEPs and councillors paid the price before him.\nIn my view it was a measure of his great loyalty that he stayed with the party at all. He'd been hounded out of his job, marginalised and ignored by them, but he stuck by them even when he would surely have had more personal success by joining a group of genuine liberals in a breakaway group from a party that had so clearly abandoned all pretence at liberalism in return for a tiny taste of second hand Tory power. Perhaps he just couldn't bear the thought of tearing apart the party he'd worked so hard to build up? Or perhaps he was just too loyal to even contemplate abandoning his friends and colleagues, even though several of them had ruthlessly stabbed him in the back in his hour of need, and almost all of them had gone along with the terrible error of judgement he'd explicitly waned them against?\nReturning to his much publicised alcohol problems. I think it's worth noting that Charles Kennedy managed to be the best party leader the Lib-Dems ever had, retained more integrity than the overwhelming majority of his political peers, and was an exceptionally popular man for a politician, and he achieved all of this even though he was often heavily drunk. Despite his problems, he stood head and shoulders above his political peers, and stands especially tall against his sickeningly unprincipled successors at the top of the Liberal Democrat pyramid.\nI can only hope that there are some sensible people within the party who are willing to accept that Charles Kennedy was right; that the pact with the Tories was a terrible mistake; and that the Lib-Dems were at their absolute best when they had a principled leader with the strength of character to stick by his convictions.\nIf the future leaders of the party use the memory Charles Kennedy as an inspiration, there might be some small chance of a Lib-Dem fightback. If they want to regain any ground at all they've got to look back to the Charles Kennedy era and try to recreate the party that stood for social justice, progressive reform and political integrity, then they might just win back some of the hard earned trust and respect that people like Nick Clegg, Danny Alexander, Steve Webb, Ed Davey and Vince Cable saw as disposable commodities in their quest for a taste of second hand Tory power.\nIf the Lib-Dems choose to continue with Orange Book neoliberalism, continue breaking pledges, promises and vows all over the place, and continue blaming everyone but themselves for their predicament, they're sure to suffer even bigger electoral defeats in the months and years to come.\nThe loss of Charles Kennedy is a great loss to anyone who appreciates integrity in public life, but an even bigger loss to the the Liberal Democrats. Just when they needed a voice of reason within their party more than ever to guide them away from the kind of toxic self-righteous drivel that is emanating from the Lib-Dem bubble; just when they needed to listen to their voice of reason and to rediscover the commitments to social justice, integrity and political reform that he championed; he's no longer with us.\nWhy the Lib-Dems have got to stop living in denial\nLabels: 2015, Charles Kennedy, Expenses, Iraq, Liberal Democrats, Politics, Scotland, Tories, UK\nWhy you might well be more political than you thin...\nWhat the response to the Fair Votes petition tells...",
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        "raw_content": "Highest and Best Use of a Real Estate (HABU)\nPosted on August 3, 2011 by Real Guy\nMany real property owners don\u2019t realize that estimating the market value of their property is really a complex and technical process \u2013 which needs the expertise of the appraiser (or broker \u2013 in the case of a Comparative market Approach) \u2013 thoroughly familiar with the local market.\nIn the Philippines, we have adopted the International Valuation Standards Council Valuation Standards (IVSC) and called it the Philippine Valuation Standards (PVS) 1st Edition (Adopting the IVSC Valuation Standards under the Philippine Setting).\nBefore a real property is valuated, it is necessary that the Highest and Best Use (HABU) of the real property is determined. Of course, the highest value of a property would be if it is used at its highest and best use.One example of this is of a property located in a commercial area that is still continually used as a residence by the owners \u2013 despite the obvious commercial possibilities of the said property.\nNaturally, and by definition, the highest value of the property could only be determined at its HABU. It\u2019s really just a process of elimination. To determine the HABU, a property is subjected to a series of tests.\n1. Is the proposed use legally allowable? \u2013 Is it allowed by Zoning laws? It may be nice to put up a profitable small fabrication business or a funeral parlor in that lot of yours, but if its a residential area then it is against the law (in many countries).\nBy the way an exception may be are those structures that predates the zoning laws which are called legally nonconforming.\n2. The proposed use should be physically possible! \u201cAny potential use must be physically possible given the size, shape, topography, and other characteristics of the site. For example a 40,000-square-foot (3,700 m2) single story warehouse would not fit on a 10,000-square-foot (930 m2) site; therefore, that use would fail the physical possibility test.\u201d (Source: Wikepedia).\n3. Is it financial feasible? In other words, the proposed property use must generate enough income to justify the cost of the construction plus the profit of the developer. For vacant land the HABU is determined as vacant.\nFor improved sites however, the HABU is determined in two ways: as vacant, and as improved. This is because in some situations, the real estate has more productive use as vacant, than as improved (\u201cimproved\u201d meaning it has already some structure, and the land is already developed for construction purposes).\n4. Finally, the proposed use is tested whether it is maximally productive. It must be that use that generates the highest net return to the developer.\nThe real property\u2019s HABU is determined by generating several use options. These are each subjected to the first three tests, and eliminated accordingly. The remaining few survivors are then compared to each other to determine the one with the highest net return or revenue.\nThat would be the HABU of the property \u2013 from which we could determine the Market Value of the property.\nBut wait! What will be the selling price we would recommend for the owner to sell his property, or for a buyer (if we are a Buyer\u2019s broker) to buy a property?\nIn our next few blogs, we shall attempt to explain the differences in concept of a price, cost, and value of a real property; as well as the various the various economic concepts as they are related to the detemination of the HABU, and the valuation of a property.\nMotto: \u201cAssiduus usus uni rei deditus et ingenium et artem saepe vincit \u201d (Constant practice devoted to one subject often outdoes both intelligence and skill\u201d \u2014 (Marcus Tullius Cicero, 106 B.C. \u2013 43 A.D. -great Roman orator, and philosopher)",
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        "raw_content": "Aponi Studios at Baron Fork Ridge, Lincoln, Arkansas\nAponi Studios is a freelance photography, digital art & design studio. The studio is located on the Harris family farm; Baron Fork Ridge, amid the beautiful Ozark Mountains of NW Arkansas.\nLaurie Harris has worked in the area of marketing and web design since 1998. Leaving the corporate field in 2006, she began operating freelance on a full time basis and has continued ever since. In addition to design and marketing, Laurie has spent more than 9 years as an event and commercial photographer, primarily within the equine and motorcycle industries. She serves as director of social media for several businesses including Bikes, Blues and BBQ, Cavallo Horse & Rider and Equine Quick Response, LLC. She spent almost 10 years at the University of Arkansas\u2019 Department of Animal Science serving in marketing and web design for the Equine Program, and three years as social media director for the American Competitive Trail Horse Association.\nA recent addition to Aponi Studios is Melissah Heidenreich. As daughter to the Studio\u2019s owner, she joins as a partner in all things lens related. Melissah is the Studio\u2019s second shooter and will be available at most sessions to support in second perspective shots, set-up and other technical details crucial to successful photography sessions in outdoor situations. Melissah is embarking upon an apprenticeship in the highly technical editing side of photography and is certain to continuously grow into a much valued and deeply appreciated asset to the studio. Melissah is a gifted photographer with a great eye, who also has an interest in weather, storm chasing, horses and motorcycles. Somehow, it seems she is sure to fit right in!\n\u201cI figure if a girl wants to be a legend, she should just go ahead and be one.\u201d ~ Calamity Jane",
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        "raw_content": "Information about the first four finalist candidates in the UO\u2019s search for four deans is now available on the Office of the Provost website. The schedules for all of the campus presentations is also available.\nEach day on Around the O, the information about the search process, candidate information and candidate surveys will be updated with any new content.\nHere is the latest information:\nCandidate B: March 29-April 1\nPublic Presentation: Wednesday, March 30, 9:30-10:30 a.m., Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art - Pape Reception Hall\nCandidate C: March 31-April 1\nPublic Presentation: Friday, April 1, 9:30-10:30 a.m., Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art - Pape Reception Hall\nPublic Presentation: Tuesday, April 5, 9:30-10:30 a.m., Gerlinger Alumni Lounge\nCandidate B: March 30-31\nPublic Presentation: Wednesday, March 30, 2-3 p.m., Room 125 A.B. Chiles Business Center\nPublic Presentation: Monday, April 4, 2-3 p.m., Room 125 A.B. Chiles Business Center\nPublic Presentation: Thursday, March 31, 4-5 p.m., Room 202, Ford Alumni Center\nPublic Presentation: Monday, April 4, 4-5 p.m., Room 202, Ford Alumni Center\nPublic Presentation: Wednesday, April 6, 4-5 p.m., Room 202, Ford Alumni Center\nPublic Presentation: Monday, March 28, 11:30-12:30 p.m., Knight Library Browsing Room\nInformation about each of the searches and candidates will be posted daily on Around the O in the Workplace section and on the Office of the Provost Web page. The updates will also be included in the Monday and Thursday Around the O email to campus.",
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        "raw_content": "Entrepreneurs Have Control When Things Work, VCs Have Control When They Don\u2019t\nI did an interview yesterday in Buffalo, NY where I was the past couple days for the launch of the Z80 incubator. Grove Potter, the Business Editor for the Buffalo News, interviewed me for something like an hour. It was a fun talk.\nAt one point he asked me about the issue of entrepreneurs giving up control of their companies to VCs. It's an interesting issue and one that I think is not well understood.\nIn theory, control of a company rests with the ownership split between the founder and the investors and how the Board of the Company is set up. If the founder/entrepreneur owns more than 50% of the company and controls more than half of the board seats, then he or she has \"control\" of the Company.\nBut in reality I have found things are very different than that. And it all comes down to two things:\n1) How well the Company is performing\n2) Whether the Company needs more investment capital and where it is coming from\nI like to think about it this way.\nAn entrepreneur or hired CEO can own as little as 5-10% of a Company but they can control it like a dictator if they are doing a great job running the business and the company is making a lot of cash flow and has no need for additional capital.\nAn entrepreneur can control 95% of a company and all the seats on the board but they can easily lose control of the business if they company is floundering and they need more money and the only investors who would consider putting up money are the existing investors.\nThis extends to the idea of who sells companies. My friend Dave Winer put up an interesting discussion thread a few days ago talking about the sustainability of social media platforms. It is an interesting discussion and one very much worth having. In the post that kicks off the thread, Dave suggests that VCs are behind the decisions to sell/exit companies.\nI left a comment on that thread and at the end of my comment I made this point:\nI would be remiss if i did not take a minute to point out that you are missing the person who is the most important part of this discussion and that is the founder. In big successful companies, the founder, founders, and the teams they hire to help them run their businesses, are really the ones in control. The VCs are often \"along for the ride\".\nVCs have control when things don't work. Entrepreneurs have control when they do.\nThat last line sums up my point of view on control and that is why I used it to headline this post. If you want to maintain control of your company, focus on running it well or find a team to run it well, and make sure you have plenty of cash to operate your business and that you never find yourself in a position where you are running out of cash and have nowhere to go but your exisiting investors. Do those two things well and you will be in control for as long as you want to be in control.\nNewer post The Power Of Diversification Older post One Click Apply",
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        "raw_content": "Covenant Names Dr. Craig Rhyne as New Chief Medical Officer\nCovenant Health System Names Dr. Craig Rhyne as New Chief Medical Officer\nCovenant Health System is pleased to announce Craig Rhyne, M.D., F.A.C.S., as the new chief medical officer (CMO) for Covenant Health System. Dr. Rhyne has practiced medicine in Lubbock since 1991, and has served in numerous leadership roles at Covenant throughout the years, most recently as the trauma medical director.\nIn his new role as CMO of the health system, Dr. Rhyne will continue to build positive relationships with the medical staff and will collaborate with local and regional physicians in relentless pursuit of providing the highest quality care and safety to the people of Lubbock and the surrounding region.\nDr. Rhyne will also be responsible for working to improve clinical and patient safety outcomes and will act as a liaison between the organized medical staff, administration and the utilization management and quality assurance programs.\n\u201cDr. Rhyne is well-respected by those in our health system, in Lubbock and in his extensive regional trauma connections in West Texas and Eastern New Mexico,\u201d Richard Parks, president and CEO of Covenant Health System, said. \u201cIt is nice to be able to have one of our extremely competent physicians with exceptional interpersonal skills accept our invitation to join the Covenant team. We are fortunate to have him with us in this new role.\u201d\nDr. Rhyne will replace previous CMO Scott Robins, M.D. Dr. Robins served as CMO from 2007 \u2013 2011, and recently moved to Dallas to serve as the CMO for HCA North Texas Division.\nSince the formation of Covenant Health System in 1998, Dr. Rhyne has chaired the Trauma Peer Review Committee and the Trauma Section Committee. He has also served as chair for the Covenant Transfer Committee since 2006. He is a fellow of the American College of Surgeons and is a recipient of the 1990 Clinical Teaching Award for outstanding clinical instruction at Texas Tech University Health Science Center. He is also a recipient of the 2002 Timothy Fleming EMS Medical Director Award for the state of New Mexico.\nDr. Rhyne and his wife, Jo, have two sons, Connor and Collin.\nCovenant Health System is the largest health care institution in the region with 1,326 licensed beds, more than 5,000 employees and a medical staff of more than 600 physicians at its cornerstone facilities.\nCovenant is a member of St. Joseph Health System in Orange County and serves a 62-county area spanning West Texas and eastern New Mexico, with a population in excess of 1.2 million. Cornerstone hospitals are Covenant Medical Center, Covenant Women\u2019s and Children\u2019s and Covenant Specialty Hospital. Other system hospitals are Covenant Hospital Levelland and Covenant Hospital Plainview, along with 12 other affiliated hospitals across the region.\nFiled Under: Covenant, Dr. Craig Rhyne",
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        "raw_content": "331: Making Things Work through Context Creation and Candid Communication with Josselyne Herman Saccio\nJosselyne Herman Saccio opens up about creating your own context and communicating honestly for a more productive workplace.\nWhat most people get wrong about communication\nThe danger of scapegoating\nHow to get productive outcomes out of your team\nAbout Josselyne\nJosselyne\u2019s Company\nLandmark programs\nBook: Black Box Thinking: The Surprising Truth About Success by Matthew Syed\nWebsite: Landmark Worldwide\nJosselyne Herman Saccio Interview Transcript\nJosselyne, thanks so much for joining us here on the How to Be Awesome At Your Job podcast.\nJosselyne Herman\nYou\u2019re welcome. Thanks for having me.\nWell, I think we\u2019ve got a lot of great stuff to dig into, but first and foremost, I need to hear about your experience as a pop star in the \u201890s.\nThat is like ten lifetimes ago, but it was a dream come true. It really was. I had always wanted to be a singer since I was four, so to be able to accomplish it and travel around the world as a pop star was literally pinch me every day.\nWell, that\u2019s cool. What were you singing? What was the story?\nWhat was I singing?\nYeah, I was in a group called Boy Krazy with a K. We were kind of like the New Kids on The Block, but the female version or a precursor to the Spice Girls. They were modeled after us actually.\nWe were singing pure pop. It was definitely bubble-gum pop all the way down, but we had a number one record in 1993 so that was definitely an accomplishment.\nWhat was the name of the record and the hit track and could you sing maybe one line for us?\nOf course. It was called That\u2019s What Love Can Do. As soon as I start singing it people go, \u201cOh, I know that song.\u201d But it went, \u201cThat\u2019s what love can do. I don\u2019t know what to break your heart in two,\u201d like that. It was one of the songs that was the most played song on the radio of 1993.\nCongratulations. Well, that\u2019s what\u2019s so fun among many things about you is that you have a wide array of experiences. Your IMDB profile was illuminating, as a producer, a manager, a casting director, a non-profit founder, wife and mother of three, and some animals in there too. How do you do it all?\nYes. Well, I have it all; I don\u2019t do it all. There is a distinction because if you want to have it all, you\u2019ve got to have a great team of people around you and you\u2019ve got to have people that are willing to support you in having that kind of life and I do, both in my business, my non-profit, my neighborhood endeavors, my family, everybody works as a team and as a community. We get it done as a unit, not as individual \u2026.\nExcellent. Maybe you can start us off by giving just a little bit of perspective for how have you gone about thinking about who you have chosen to bring into the circle and to partner with?\nWell, whoever I end up \u2026 work at my company or to work with me in my non-profit, they\u2019re always like-minded people, people who want to make a difference, people who want to fulfill other people\u2019s dreams. It\u2019s pretty easy to have people operating as a team if what you\u2019re up to is big enough. If you\u2019re only up to something at an individual level, you don\u2019t really need a team.\nBut like right now I\u2019m dealing with something with my family where my mother fell and broke her pelvis and she\u2019s 87. As a family, we\u2019ve gotten together and we\u2019re covering all the different shifts at the rehab and helping my dad, from my 12-year-old son to my 22-year-old daughter and my 16-year-old son and my husband, my sister, and her husband, and her children. We\u2019re all just as a family, taking on whatever needs to get done so there\u2019s never any holes.\nThat\u2019s great. That\u2019s great. Well, you do a lot of work with Landmark, so can you orient those who are unfamiliar with the organization or the Landmark forum in particular? What\u2019s it all about?\nWell, Landmark\u2019s like a global organization that really works to support people and empower people and enable people in fulfilling in what matters to them. We\u2019re like a coaching company.\nPeople do our seminars or our programs and we provide high-performance coaching for people who want to have an extraordinary life, not just go through life, but actually accomplish their dreams and make a big difference in whatever area that turns them on and lights them up and inspires them.\nI remember going to the Landmark forum when I was in college. It was pretty cool. It was a powerful experience for me. I appreciate what you do and what you\u2019re up to. I remember the forum leaders were kind of like, \u201cAhhh,\u201d at the time and here we are just chatting.\nThat\u2019s right. Just human beings, I know. It seems like, \u201cOh my God, do they ever go to the bathroom? Do they eat? I don\u2019t know.\u201d But yes we do. We have real lives and we\u2019re real people.\nThe difference is we\u2019ve spent years mastering those distinctions that you get in the Landmark forum or the rest of the \u2026 for living. Those distinctions are designed to produce the kind of human being who can be with anyone at any time under any circumstance and have power, freedom, self-expression, and peace of mind. That\u2019s not too bad.\nYeah, I remember a couple of them, and then hopefully others have just sort of taken root and even if I can\u2019t consciously summon them. But we did this one exercise \u2013 there was some \u2013 it was intense. There were \u2013 I remember we did this one exercise.\nAll we did was we stood very close, maybe like a foot away from another person and just staring at them in the face and looking at their eyes. It was. It was powerful. It\u2019s like there\u2019s nothing to be afraid of or intimidated about. We\u2019re just two human beings in space nearby each other right now. But no one does that, so it was really noteworthy in terms of the effect it had.\nYeah, that\u2019s The Be With exercise.\nYeah, that\u2019s in the advanced course, which is I think one of the most profound opportunities to actually discover what it\u2019s like to just be with people without all the stories or the fear or the \u2026 we add to being with people.\nIt\u2019s really \u2013 it\u2019s something that you can practice with all people because we don\u2019t do it as you said. Go home with the person that you live with and just actually just be with them without having to fill the space with talking.\nThat might not work on the radio or in a podcast, but as you go to actually be with people, it\u2019s quite remarkable because you can see yourself in all people and distance between you and people and all that fear and all that story and all that kind of whatever stops us from being with people fully gets disappeared in that exercise and people get a real experience of being someone beyond their individual thingness.\nVery cool. You\u2019ve got a few areas of expertise. I\u2019d like to dig into a few. Can you tell us how can we be superman or superwoman without experiencing a whole lot of stress all the time?\nWell, it really is the context \u2026 decisive because \u2013 I don\u2019t know if you\u2019ve ever heard that term before, but some people have, some people haven\u2019t. But if I hold my finger up and I say, okay, the context is body part. What\u2019s right there is what?\nA finger.\nExactly. If I say now the context is number, what\u2019s right there?\nIs a one. If I say the context is now direction, it might be up. It\u2019s not that the content of your life is giving you stress, it\u2019s the context in which you\u2019re viewing it or holding it or experiencing it.\nIf the context is \u201cOh my God, I\u2019m overwhelmed,\u201d then it doesn\u2019t even matter if you only have 5 things to do or 55 things to do, you\u2019re going to experience it inside of that lens. The context is really what \u2026 your experience of life. I have a lot of content, but it doesn\u2019t occur for me as stressful because I\u2019m operating inside of the context of having it all.\nOkay. Interesting, as opposed to \u201cI\u2019ve got to go do this next thing. Ah!\u201d\nYes, exactly. I also deal with everything in my calendar rather than my head which helps because you can\u2019t actually double book yourself in reality. You only do that when you\u2019re using your thoughts as a test for reality.\nYeah, okay. I\u2019m with you there. Then how does one go about establishing that context? You just say, \u201cI\u2019m having it all?\u201d Is that all there is to it or what\u2019s done to make that context real and cemented and take root and effect?\nWell, one thing is people \u2013 the first step that I would recommend people do is get clear about what really matters to you. What is the picture of what you really want? Not necessarily something connected to your past or what\u2019s practical or what\u2019s doable based on your credentials, but what do you want.\nIf you can create that picture and actually look at what it looks like, you can see what it looks like, then you can begin to design your actions to fulfill on that versus being limited to what you think is doable based on your path.\nA lot of it has to do with what\u2019s your vision for your life, for your family, for your company, whatever you\u2019re dealing with. Like for you with what you\u2019re doing with this podcast, what\u2019s your vision for that other than just going through an interview because it\u2019s in your date book? It\u2019s like okay, but what are you really creating with the messages that you\u2019re putting out there in the world for your listeners?\nAbsolutely. It\u2019s easy I find to sort of slip in and out of that a bit in terms of I am transforming the experience of work and unleashing energy and happiness for professionals everywhere versus I\u2019ve got to get this thing out before the publish date.\nYeah, and if you aren\u2019t in the context that you say you\u2019re up to for other people, then it\u2019s inauthentic. If you\u2019re transforming the experience of work and this is your work, that would be kind of like do as I say, not as I do, right?\nKeeping that real for yourself \u2013 I know in my office, I make sure that the environment is one of team and support and integrity and fun. If it\u2019s not that way in my office, I have everything to say about whether I can bring that to my office. I\u2019m not looking for it from my office; I\u2019m bringing it to my office so that people have that experience when they work with me.\nThat\u2019s awesome. Any other perspectives in terms of keeping that context real? You\u2019re getting clear on what you want. You are sort of returning to that frequently. Anything else?\nYeah, I would definitely keep it written down because the world just kind of happens and your life just kind of happens and you end up, like you said, going in and out of just kind of going through life and living it on the other side of that. It\u2019s easy to fall into that default going through life, getting through this to the next thing, to the next thing.\nBut the second thing I would recommend is really to brainstorm with other people. Don\u2019t try and do it all in yourself in your head. Your thinking is limited to your own brain. Borrow other people\u2019s brains and really look at what your vision is and how it can be accomplished, not just from what you see in your linear vision, but non-linear about it and actually work with people to get their perspective and ideas for actions that you can take. You don\u2019t know what they might see that you don\u2019t see.\nWhen we\u2019re borrowing other people\u2019s brains, do you have any best practices associated with leading those people to say yes to the borrowing and some of the best questions to surface the perfect wisdom?\nAgain, it depends on what you\u2019re dealing with. The context is, again, decisive always. Whatever you\u2019re out to accomplish. First share your vision. If you don\u2019t share your vision, then nobody can contribute to accomplishing it for you.\nIf you can share it with people and what you see possible if that vision got accomplished, then people can have a space to contribute to you their ideas and their perspectives and what they see. All of the sudden your vision is malleable and it\u2019s not like a thing that you\u2019re going to do. It becomes something that is morphable into something else based on what other people contribute.\nMaybe it grows, maybe it shifts and you\u2019re not stuck with something like an agenda. You\u2019re really committed to fulfilling on whatever is possible out of that vision being realized versus the pathway. It\u2019s not like, \u201cFly this airline, fly this airline.\u201d It\u2019s like, \u201cNo, I want to go to France. How am I going to get there?\u201d So what\u2019s your France?\nUnderstood. Maybe just throw an example in here. Let\u2019s just say that someone is looking to get a job they love. They\u2019re currently not so pleased with their current work environment. They\u2019re thinking \u201cWhat I really want to do is work in a field where I am creative and have an amazing team around me,\u201d and that sort of thing. If they\u2019re going about borrowing people\u2019s brains, what\u2019s that look like and unfold in practice?\nI would first start by saying, \u201cDo you know anybody or do you know anybody who knows anybody who\u2019s hiring in a creative field?\u201d Or you could say, \u201cListen, I don\u2019t really know what kind of field I want to go into, but who do you know that I could talk to to brainstorm on what kind of fields are available?\u201d\nYou start to do some recon, but inside of \u2013 nothing like solid that you\u2019re trying to get \u2013 it\u2019s not like, \u201cOh, let me talk to you right now about getting this job right now.\u201d No, it\u2019s like, \u201cLet\u2019s have a conversation to explore and discover what might be possible in this industry or that industry.\u201d\nThen all of the sudden you\u2019re free to really look rather than driven to make something happen. That creates a very different kind of conversation with people because they know when you\u2019re trying to get something from them and you know and everything is constrained in those conversations, so it becomes a much more open space to create something than having to force something.\nUnderstood, thank you. Well, when you talk about conversations, you\u2019re bringing back all kinds of memories here with Landmark and the conversations that we engaged in. I\u2019d love to just dig into some of your take when it comes to communication skills, powerful conversations. What are most of us humans getting wrong when it comes to doing this in our daily lives?\nWell, I think mostly we react to things and then we\u2019re on automatic and we really aren\u2019t creating our responses. We\u2019re reacting either from some imaginary threat or maybe a real threat, but most of the threats are imaginary or we\u2019re trying to prove something, or produce a result and look good.\nThat gives us a quality of life that is very distinct from the kind of quality of life when you\u2019re actually out here living life and dancing with whatever\u2019s happening and just kind of free to be and free to act on whatever matters to you.\nWhen people get triggered \u2013 I\u2019ll just give an example from my actual life, so it\u2019s not conceptual. Recently I noticed that in my office I was not looking forward to going to my office. That\u2019s very odd for me because I love what I do. It was like I realized it was that the person who was working for me wasn\u2019t doing what I expected them to do in the job and I wasn\u2019t pleased with the way it was going.\nI was pretending that it was all fine because I didn\u2019t want to have to deal with hiring somebody new and training them. That was the truth of the matter, so I was just kind of functioning as if this was going to work out. But that was really a lie.\nI knew it wasn\u2019t working and I was just tolerating a mediocre work environment, which many of us do. We just kind of survive life. We don\u2019t really live it. We survive it. We get through it.\nI sat down with her and I said, \u201cListen, this is \u2013 my inauthentic way of being is that I\u2019m pretending that this is working when it\u2019s really not. These things are working, but there\u2019s more things that aren\u2019t working. It doesn\u2019t seem like this is your future, like this is what you want to do because the way you\u2019re being and acting isn\u2019t really working in the job. You\u2019re not doing what I hired you to do.\nI have to micromanage you. It\u2019s got to be horrible for you to have me on you like that. It\u2019s not working for me either as your boss.\u201d\nI got into a kind of conversation with her and it became clear that she really wasn\u2019t loving what she was doing and she really wanted to do something else. I said, \u201cGreat. Well, what do you want to do?\u201d I asked her what she wanted. I really brainstormed with her on how could we set her up so that she could be doing that and I could find a replacement with somebody who actually wanted to do this job.\nWithin two weeks, I hired somebody else. She trained them and I got her another job. I negotiated her deal.\nYeah, that\u2019s a way you can have win-win scenarios in communication. It doesn\u2019t have to be like you end things on a bad note. You can really stand for people to have the life of their dreams, even if it\u2019s not in your office.\nThat\u2019s good. That\u2019s good. Now that seems so \u2013 it seems like, but, of course. That just makes good sense. It\u2019s not working for you. It\u2019s not working for them, so let\u2019s change it up and get it so it does work.\nBut in practice most people don\u2019t quite go there with that level of honesty and candor and I don\u2019t know, vulnerability, all that stuff. What do you think gets in the way there?\nI think looking good, like we\u2019re so driven to look good and be the \u2013 well, \u201cI\u2019m the boss and you\u2019re the employee. You\u2019re not doing good, so now you\u2019ve got to fix it.\u201d I don\u2019t really look at things that way because I\u2019m more interested in having things work than being right. I think a lot of people are driven by default to be right, make something wrong.\nWhen you can\u2019t make something work as a human being, if you can\u2019t make your relationship work, you\u2019ve got to make your partner wrong to justify why it\u2019s not working. If you can\u2019t make your office work, you\u2019ve got to make your employees wrong or your boss wrong or the job wrong somehow to justify why you\u2019re not really rocking it.\nFrom my perspective that\u2019s one of the biggest things is when people \u2026 that they have a loss of power in having things work around them or having things thrive around them, the default is to find a scapegoat of why, a reason why it\u2019s not working. Then you\u2019ve got to be right about that and justified about that.\nThat\u2019s a killer. Forget about work, just look at \u2013 turn on the news. Look at what\u2019s happening. This is our world. This is what it is to be a human being by default.\nIt really is like a new kind of person to be somebody who goes, \u201cOkay, this isn\u2019t working. Where am I not being straight or lying about something or pretending something?\u201d Being responsible for how things are, not to blame, but you have a say in how it goes.\nThis isn\u2019t like, \u201cOh, it\u2019s just this person that\u2019s just untrainable.\u201d No, it\u2019s like this isn\u2019t working. There\u2019s something we\u2019re pretending when it\u2019s not really that way. People do it in personal lives. They do it in business. They do it at the level of society, at the level of organization, at all levels.\nThat\u2019s really a powerful distinction there associated with being more interested in having things work than being right.\nI\u2019d like to dig in a little bit in terms of I guess sometimes when things don\u2019t seem like they\u2019re working it feels like an intractable fundamental thing. Let\u2019s just go somewhere. Right now we\u2019ve got a precious six-month-old baby at home.\nOh lovely. Congratulations.\nThank you. He\u2019s a joy and we love him. It\u2019s so swell. But one thing that\u2019s not working is us feeling vitalized, energized amidst the challenges that come when he doesn\u2019t sleep so well. In some ways it\u2019s like, hey, what\u2019s not working is that it\u2019s rare that both of us are rested and in a pleasant mood with each other\nYeah, I get it. I have three kids. I\u2019m right with you. I\u2019ve been there. I\u2019m glad I\u2019m over it.\nRight. We\u2019re kind and respectful and not snippy, but it seems like some of those magic moments are hard to come by when there\u2019s just sleep deprivation.\nNow, in some ways it seems like, \u201cHey, that just kind of goes with the territory with a youngster,\u201d but in another way it seems like it\u2019s not working. I guess not to overly complicate things, but it seems like at times there are tradeoffs or sacrifices or kind of fundamental realities that can result in non-workingness, but I have a feeling you might challenge me here and open up something bigger.\nWell, I\u2019m not going to challenge you. I would look at it as supporting you because one fundamental thing that we deal with at Landmark, and this is not just a Landmark thing, this is a life thing, is without integrity, nothing works. It doesn\u2019t matter how great you are, how much you love each other.\nWithout integrity \u2013 and I don\u2019t mean morality, I mean without all the spokes in your wheel \u2013 things don\u2019t work. You can\u2019t win the Tour de France if you don\u2019t have the spokes in your wheel. Now if you have the spokes in your wheel, it doesn\u2019t mean you\u2019re going to win the Tour de France, but it\u2019s required to have an environment that allows for workability and high performance.\nSleep is one of those spokes. When you don\u2019t sleep sufficiently, whatever that is for you, everybody has a different number, it does impact your performance in life and your ability to be extraordinary is impacted if you\u2019re not eating or you\u2019re not sleeping or whatever those kind of fundamental spokes in your wheel of wellbeing.\nWithout integrity, you don\u2019t have workability and high performance is out of sight. You can\u2019t even see it from there.\nFrom the perspective of being a new parent, one of the things you\u2019d have to look at is what does it look like for integrity to be present in your wellbeing. How many hours \u2013 for each of you it may be different. You\u2019ve got to discover yourself because there is no recipe, like my husband needs six. I need seven for that to be well. We look at how you do that when you have a young child that is waking up and validly so.\nThere are a lot of actions you can take to accomplish that. You can swap nights so that one night one person gets less sleep than the other and the other night \u2013 so that you always have a rested person.\nYou could also have \u2013 make requests of other people, like, \u201cWill you take the baby for this night grandmother or grandfather?\u201d I don\u2019t know what your situation is or a friend where you leave and that other person comes in. Go swap apartments. Go to that other person\u2019s house while they take care of the baby for that one night because one night a week, you restoring that kind of wellbeing makes a difference for you.\nIt could be a function of naps. It could be normally you would like to go to sleep at midnight because that\u2019s what you like, but it really doesn\u2019t work. You might have to start going to bed when the baby goes to bed so that you can get those hours in in those two to three hour stints.\nAnother thing is sleep training, which most people, they have a very specific view on that. But my view changed depending on my child. My last child I was finally like, \u201cCry your head off. I don\u2019t care,\u201d and he did and he slept great. He would go to sleep at eight; he would wake up at seven. I was like, \u201cOh my God, I have so much time.\u201d\nBut that was not like that with my first child. I was up making sure she was breathing with the mirror half the night because your brain goes crazy. You\u2019re like, \u201cOh my God, she\u2019s crying. She made a noise. Let me go-\u201c\nThere\u2019s all sorts of actions you can take. But I would look at it from a perspective of integrity. It\u2019s not \u2013 then you don\u2019t have to kind of suffer. You can get what\u2019s going to work. It\u2019s not like, \u201cOh my God, I shouldn\u2019t be upset about this.\u201d No, no, no, you actually need a certain amount of hours, whatever that is. If you don\u2019t get it all at once and you get three at a time, then swap, then you\u2019ve got to do that so that you get whatever that six is.\nSo the themes here when you say integrity is just sort of work ability in your definition here, so it\u2019s like we\u2019ve got the stuff in play that just needs to be there in terms of the basic ingredients.\nYeah, the definition from \u2013 from our perspective integrity is being whole and complete. This case it has to do with your wellbeing. In a bicycle wheel analogy it\u2019s all the spokes being there. If you\u2019re not eating all day, that\u2019s \u2013 your wellbeing is not whole and complete.\nOkay, understood. Then in this specific instance, once we got clear on what it takes to be whole and complete, we explored options and some of the breakthrough possibilities are I guess considering new angles that extend beyond maybe constraints we just took for granted.\nYeah. Like I know I can hear everything. I used to be able to sleep through an elephant stampede through my room when I was younger, but when I had kids, all of the sudden I hear them breathing literally from like 100 feet away.\nI can hear everything, so I had to use ear plugs on the nights I would be sleeping because I wouldn\u2019t be able to sleep if I heard them. Even though my husband was happy to take the night, I \u2013 it wasn\u2019t working, so I had to get the earplugs so that I could actually sleep during the time when I had somebody available for me to sleep.\nOkay, well that\u2019s good. Thank you. We went deep on that, much appreciated.\nMy pleasure. Listen, without sufficient sleep, you can become like a crazy person. I mean like literally it is required for you to have wellbeing. You must get sufficient sleep. If you get less than sufficient sleep for a couple nights in a row, it catches up with you.\nRight. I feel you there. Shifting a little bit back to the workplace environment. What are your top suggestions for professionals trying to get some of these great positive relationships and productive conversation and outputs flowing from themselves and their colleagues?\nWell, I think communication is the biggest key because without being in open communication, it\u2019s very hard to get anything done with a group of people. Through communication, you can work out anything, including moving somebody to another company.\nIt\u2019s like, if you withhold communication, things get tense. 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Could you give us another example or a story to make it all come to life in terms of \u201cHey, before this was going on and then we communicated in this way and then after, here\u2019s what happened?\u201d\nWell, I can tell you just what I\u2019m dealing with right now with my mother. My sister lives in a different state, so we don\u2019t see each other that much. We\u2019ve been dealing with this sort of remotely and I\u2019m a little bit closer to it geographically.\nWhen my father would tell me, \u201cOh, this is what\u2019s happening with her.\u201d I\u2019d be like, \u201cWhat do you mean?\u201d Then I\u2019d start reacting to what my father\u2019s telling me. Meanwhile, I\u2019m not even talking to my sister. I\u2019m talking to my father about his version of what she\u2019s say \u2013 it was all discombobulated.\nThen I finally just got on the phone with my sister. 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It was like just two ships passing in the night and not even making contact.\nAs soon as we \u2026 communication and made it real in our conversation and found out what was going on for each person, then we could get in collaboration to accomplish what we\u2019re really committed to, which is my mother being well. That\u2019s all we both want.\nRight. So the hang up there is rather than just going there in conversation, \u201cWhat do you want? What do I want?\u201d is just sort of like assumptions and stories that we\u2019re inventing about other people.\nYeah, and most of our assumptions don\u2019t show up for us as assumptions. They show up for us as the truth. We don\u2019t think we\u2019re assuming because we\u2019re like, \u201cWell this is what they are. This is what they want. This is how they are,\u201d rather than actually getting in communication to discover what somebody wants or who they are and what their dreams are or what their vision is or what their goals are.\nWe assume, well we know this is what they want. They don\u2019t have to tell us. We know a lot, but knowing doesn\u2019t translate to being. The work of Landmark is all about accessing being.\nCool, thank you. Well, Josselyne, tell me, anything you want to make sure to mention before we shift gears and talk about some of your favorite things?\nMake sure you schedule a date night.\nNoted. Thank you.\nOkay, well now could you share with us a favorite quote, something you find inspiring?\nGandhi, that\u2019s one of my favorite quotes is \u201cBe the change you wish to see.\u201d But Willy Wonka is my other favorite, which is, \u201cWe are the dreamer of dreams.\u201d That is one of my favorite quotes. 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Well, being unmessable with is sort of my little phrase that I\u2019ve coined and started a campaign around to try and get that in the dictionary, but that\u2019s \u2013 people know me for being unmessable with and being a Barry Manilow fan. I know. I admit it. I\u2019m not ashamed.\nOkay, got it. Josselyne, if folks want to learn more or get in touch, where would you point them?\nLandmarkWorldwide.com is the website for Landmark. There\u2019s tons of videos and articles. I\u2019m in many of them or the interview is conducted \u2026 them, but all of their forum leaders and really powerful tools for people who are committed to living an extraordinary life.\nWell, I would say don\u2019t wait until someday. There\u2019s no such thing. This is it. This is your life. If you\u2019re not fulfilled and satisfied, take on living life now because it\u2019s not going to happen any other time. This is it.\nAll right. Well Josselyne, thanks so much for this. 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        "raw_content": "The aftermath of Marlene Dietrich\u2019s life\nMarch 19, 2018 1990s, 20th century, A story is told, historytalkinghistory2013\nIt was on Saturday 6th May 1992 that Marlene Dietrich died of renal failure at her flat in Paris \u2013 she was 90. Her funeral ceremony was conducted at La Madeleine in Paris, a Roman Catholic Church on Sunday 14th May 1992 and her funeral service was attended by approximately 1,500 mourners in the church itself\u2014including several ambassadors from Germany, Russia, the US, the UK and other countries\u2014with thousands more outside. It was rather a surprise, therefore, when the U.S. institutions showed no interest at all in Marlene\u2019s estate. Germany was different: the Deutsche Kinemathek had officially opened in February 1963 with Gerhard Lamprecht as its founding director. Over the following decades he had meticulously put together an extensive collection of films, documents and equipment. The City State of Berlin had acquired this collection and then handed it over to the new institution for its preservation and use.\nIt must be remembered that Marlene was German by birth and, on Sunday 24th October 1993, the largest portion of her estate was sold to Stiftung Deutsche Kinemathek \u2013 and that very soon became the core of the exhibition at Filmmuseum Berlin.\nMarlene\u2019s collection included some 3,000 textile items from the 1920s to the 1990s, including film and stage costumes as well as over a thousand items from Marlene\u2019s personal wardrobe. There was also a photograph collection containing some 15,000 photographs from various sources including Cecil Beaton and Lord Snowdon. There were also 300,000 or so pages of documents with correspondence from such individuals as Yul Brynner / Orson Wells / Nancy & Ronald Reagan / Ernest Hemingway and Burt Bacharach.\nSeparate to this there was Marlene\u2019s Manhattan apartment along with her personal effects. The personal items \u2013 such as jewellery and items of clothing were sold by public auction at Sotheby\u2019s in Los Angeles on Saturday 1st November 1997. Her former apartment at 993 Park Avenue, Manhattan was sold for $615,000 in 1998.\nIn 1992 a plaque was unveiled at Leberstrase 65 in Berlin-Sch\u00f6neberg, the site of Marlene\u2019s birth and on Thursday 14th August 1997 a postage stamp bearing her portrait was issued in Germany.\nGlamorous star of the cinema screen, idolised vamp and charismatic diva \u2013 Marlene Dietrich was one of the most captivating women of the 20th century. In spite of her fame, star-performer\u2019s salary and brilliant Hollywood career, the \u201cBlue Angel\u201d always remained true to her ideals and lived according to her own code of conduct, which not only made her perhaps the most uncompromising star of her era, but also a role model for all women who believe in realizing their visions.\n\u2190 Marlene Dietrich \u2013 her final years\tThese happened in April in years gone by \u2192",
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        "raw_content": "By sameer_singh17\nXiaomi's Growth Strategy Detailed\nTheNextWeb just published a very interesting interview of Xiaomi\u2019s co-founder and president, Bin Lin. His comments are consistent with my thoughts about Xiaomi\u2019s business model and inherent strengths. Let\u2019s take a look at a few of his quotes and what they tell us about the future of this company.\nBuilding \u201cWord of Mouth\u201d Through Loyal Early Adopters\nMost of the product features that people are feeling are really the software and the services. Users like the software, they like the experience, they like how they get onto the Internet and browse the Web, how they download the APKs. 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        "raw_content": "Greetings from Georgia\u2019s Capitol Hill!\nWeek one under the Gold Dome is in the books and what an amazing, busy week it was! Let me start by introducing you to The Holland Report \u2013 the first edition of a weekly update about the goings-on at the Georgia House of Representatives. I plan to use this update to keep you informed of my work at the Capitol on behalf of District 54\u2019s constituents. I hope you will give me your feedback. Which issues would you like to know more about? Do you have questions about the proceedings? What things do you want your elected officials to know? I would love to hear from you.\nOn January 14th, I took my oath of office as Representative for House District 54. I was honored to have my family with me for the swearing-in, including my husband Jason and son Alex on the floor of the House, and my parents and brother in the gallery.\nA Snapshot Of Legislator Life\nTo say the last couple of weeks have been busy is an understatement. Here\u2019s some of what that looked like:\nI attended various meetings regarding issues that are likely to come before the Legislature. These included broadband expansion into rural Georgia and areas which aren\u2019t currently serviced; policy priorities for Georgia\u2019s working families; and health care issues such as Medicaid expansion, protecting and improving access to quality healthcare in rural Georgia, and the coming debate over Georgia\u2019s Certificate of Need (CON) requirement and its effect on health care infrastructure and delivery.\nI had the pleasure of meeting constituents, fellow legislators, dedicated Capitol staff, enthusiastic interns, legislative aides, and members of the lobbyist corps.\nI attended training sessions on ethics, and I got a crash course regarding the rules of engagement at the Capitol \u2013 both the formal procedures and the unwritten norms.\nI attended the Georgia Chamber\u2019s annual Eggs & Issues breakfast, The 57th Annual Wild Hog Supper, the Buckhead Council of Neighborhoods Meeting, and the monthly meeting of the Buckhead Hotel Council.\nI met with fellow members of the Fulton County Delegation, which flipped to Democratic control for the first time in ten years, and we elected new officers.\nI also met with fellow members of The Atlanta Delegation to elect officers and hear an update from Atlanta Public Schools\u2019 Superintendent, Meria Carstarphen.\nOn Thursday, I signed my name to legislation for the first time. I co-sponsored two bills: House Bill 36, which would extend HOPE scholarships to technical schools in Georgia, and House Bill 37 , which would expand Medicaid in Georgia. These are vital measures for improving the overall health and vitality of the state and I am proud to support both measures.\nAlso on Thursday, Governor Brian Kemp visited the House chamber to give his first State of the State address to a joint session of the General Assembly. Later that evening, I attended Governor Kemp\u2019s inaugural ball at the State Farm arena.\nOn Friday, I received my committee assignments. I\u2019m honored to be serving on three committees:\nthe Higher Education Committee, which is responsible for legislation influencing the University System of Georgia, universities, colleges, postsecondary education, and student financial aid;\nthe Intragovernmental Coordination Committee, which is assigned all Local Legislation \u2014 or bills that primarily affect only one political subdivision such as a city or a county \u2014 processed through the House, and also general legislation affecting a variety of subjects including local governments;\nand the Small Business Development Committee, which is charged with drafting legislation that will enable the state\u2019s small businesses to flourish and create more jobs.\nNext week, the legislature will adjourn so members of the Joint Appropriations Committee can take up budget hearings on Tuesday (1/22 at 10 a.m.), Wednesday (1/23 at 8 a.m.), and Thursday (1/24 at 1 p.m.) Agenda is here. Members can attend budget meetings and you should be able to livestream the hearings here.\nWe reconvene as a full body on Monday, January 28.\nIn the meantime, please keep in mind that the Georgia General Assembly\u2019s website is a valuable resource for all things related to the legislature.\nMy Open Invitation to You\nI can\u2019t emphasize enough that the Capitol is a public building. This isn\u2019t my house or the Speaker\u2019s house or even the Governor\u2019s house. This is the People\u2019s House. Please come down to visit any time. You can observe the session from the gallery or set up time to meet with me in my office. We members of the House of Representatives work for you, our constituents. I hope to see you soon.\nRep. Betsy Holland, Georgia House District 54\nBetsy Supports Georgia\u2019s Youth",
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        "raw_content": "SWBAT to create functions to model volume and find the maximum value of the function.\nA classic maximization problem is used to investigate relative extrema.\nApply geometric methods to solve design problems (e.g., designing an object or structure to satisfy physical constraints or minimize cost; working with typographic grid systems based on ratios).*\nStart this lesson by putting the task (Activity - Maximizing Volume) on the board for students to see. Don't give them a paper copy yet. Ask a student to read the problem to the class.\nGive students a couple minutes to think about this problem on their own without doing any calculations or figuring. I like to have students put their pencils down and calculators away so they can just think about the concept of the problem; I don't want them to get bogged down with the numbers and calculations.\nHere are some suggested prompts to get them thinking:\n1. What do you think about this problem?\n2. What might you need to do to solve this problem?\n3. What are the important constraints in the problem?\n4. What is the first thing you are going to do to solve the problem?\nAfter thinking silently for a few minutes about the prompts, have students turn to someone around them and discuss their answers.\nAfter that, it is productive to have a class discussion about their responses to share ideas with the rest of the class. Don't try to clear up any misconceptions yet. In this lesson it is fruitful for students to think through things and discover mistakes on their own.\nMost students will not know how to get the answer right away, and that is okay!\nLaunching the Problem.mov\nActivity - Maximizing Volume.docx\nMaking Use of Structure\nMaking Use of Structure.png\nAfter our initial discussion in the Launch, I randomly assign students a partner to work with and I give each pair a copy of the problem with the rubric for their final draft (Activity - Maximizing Volume). My goal is for students to write a clear explanation about how they solved this problem. I want to see their thinking.\nIt is a good idea to give students a specific audience to write for. In this case, I tell them that they should be writing for a precalculus student who was not in class for this activity. Defining the audience gives them a good idea of how in depth they need to go; I\u2019m not looking for them to explain every single nuance, but they should be giving clear explanations of their process.\nVisually, it can often be difficult for students to make sense of how the two dimensional square is made into a box. It will be helpful to have students construct the box to see how it is assembled. If time is a concern, you may want to have a few samples for students to manipulate.\nTo solve the problem, students understand the need to write an equation. Even so, many often have difficulty deciding what the input variable should be. In this case, you scaffold their thinking by asking them what changes as you make different sizes of boxes. Ask students what the dependent variable in this problem will be. Most will recognize that it is the volume. Then, you can ask them what the volume depends upon.\nOnce students realize that the volume depends on the side lengths, see if they can decide what determines the lenght of the sides. Hopefully, that will be enough for them to see that the length of the cuts dictate the lengths of the sides of the box.\nI want students to turn in a thoughtful and coherent explanation for this problem. Thus, they should be writing out a final draft after they have completed their work. This final draft should include diagrams, explanations, graphs, and anything else that was used to solve this problem. If they used a graphing calculator to compute something, I want them to explain what they did and why they did it.\nAfter students have had an extended period of time to work on the task with their partner, I want to have some time at the end of the day for some reflection about the math that they have been working on. As an Exit Ticket, I want them to answer the question below.\nExit Ticket Question: What was one thing that you struggled with during the work on today's task?\nI will collect these tickets as they leave to get a sense of their progress. I will look for trends in their responses and use them as the starting point for tomorrow's discussion as we continue the problem.\nShifting Functions: How can we describe them?\nHSF-IF.B.4HSF-IF.B.5HSG-MG.A.3MP1MP3MP4MP5",
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        "raw_content": "Martyn Owen June 19, 2017 ConservationFish86 views\nThe lampreys (family Petromyzonidae) belong to a small but important group known as Agnatha, which literally means \u2018jawless\u2019; there are around 45 species worldwide. Three species of lamprey occur in the UK; Brook Lamprey Lampetra planeri, River Lamprey Lampetra fluviatilis and Sea Lamprey Petromyzon marinus. Although it should be noted that almost all authors regard the River and Brook Lamprey as being very closely related, and some consider them to be effectively the same species.\nLampreys are not in fact true fish. True fish exhibit upper jaws fixed closely to the skull and hinged lower jaws. In contrast, the lampreys have no lower jaws, and the mouth is surrounded by a round, sucker-like disc within which, in the adults, are strong rows of teeth. These vary in shape, size, position and number among the species, and are an important aid to identification.\nLampreys are the most primitive of all living vertebrates, having evolved almost 200m years before the dinosaurs. Two of the three species in the UK are parasitic and lack gill covers and paired fins, instead latching on to larger animals to suck their blood and eat their scales.\nThe Brook Lamprey\nThe smallest of the British lampreys (up to 14cm), which occurs in streams and occasionally lakes in north-west Europe, is also known locally as the Mud Lamprey or the Pride. It can live for up to eight years and unlike most species of lamprey, the adults do not migrate to the sea and do not have a parasitic phase.\nYoung Brook Lampreys are blind filter feeders, surviving on detritus and other organic matter for three to five years before maturing. Metamorphosis begins in their third or fourth year when eyes and the suction disk develop, while the digestive tract degenerates and loses its function; this full transformation can take up to a year. These adults do not feed (they develop their teeth precisely when they are no longer able to eat! It is thought that the suction disk is used for gripping stones with their teeth in order to build nests) and in the spring they spawn communally in gravel close to the soft sediment in which they were previously resident, following which they die. The eggs hatch within a few days, and the young larvae bury themselves in soft sediment with only their mouth protruding.\nPopulations of the Brook Lamprey have declined, although is the most abundant and widespread of the British lampreys and is often found in the absence of the other two species (for example above a barrier that precludes the presence of the migratory species).\nThe River Lamprey\nThe River Lamprey, showing its seven gill openings\nThe River Lamprey, known in various parts of the British Isles as the Juneba, Llamper Eel, Lampern, Nine-eyed Eel, Nine Eyes, Seven eyes, and Stone Grigis, is found only in western Europe, where it has a wide distribution from southern Norway to the Mediterranean. The UK population, which is widespread, is considered important for the conservation of the species at an EU level. The average adult length is around 0.3m with a corresponding weight of about 60g, but specimens over 0.4m can be found, and the unusual race in Loch Lomond is often less than 0.2m.\nAfter metamorphosis, which occurs at between three and five years of age, the aim of young River Lamprey is to descend downstream to the sea. In the estuaries of major rivers they can be found in some numbers, feeding on a variety of estuarine fish, particularly Herring Clupea harengus, Sprat Sprattus sprattus and Flounder Platichthys flesus. They often inflict considerable damage to these fish by sucking away large amounts of flesh, usually from the back. Mature River Lamprey, having spent one to two years mainly in estuaries, stop feeding in the autumn and move upstream into medium to large rivers. Spawning in British rivers, which commences in March, occurs in flowing water with patches of small stones and gravel beds. After an incubation period of some 15\u201330 days (depending on water temperatures) the larvae hatch, drift downstream and burrow in suitable silt beds. The larvae are about 7mm long on hatching and grow to about 50mm after one year feeding on fine particulate matter, mainly micro-organisms such as desmids and diatoms.\nThe Sea Lamprey\nThe Sea Lamprey is the largest of the British lampreys, reaching up to 1m in length and up to 2.5 kg in weight and is known colloquially as the Marine Lamprey or Lamprey Eel. This species occurs over much of the Atlantic coastal area of western and northern Europe, from northern Norway to the western Mediterranean, as well as eastern North America (where they are considered a pest). It is also found in estuaries and easily accessible rivers in these regions. Occasional specimens are even taken in mid-water in the Atlantic Ocean.\nSea Lampreys feeding\nAdults enter estuaries from April onwards, and migrate some distance upstream, providing that there are no obstacles; either natural, such as waterfalls, or manmade, such as dams, weirs or pollution barriers. After hatching, larvae leave the nest and drift downstream, distributing themselves among suitable silt beds. The duration of larval life varies, but averages about five years.\nLampreys were a medieval delicacy and are eaten in a scene of Games of Thrones. King Henry I of England was known to be especially fond of the fish but died from food poisoning in 1135 after eating \u2018a surfeit of lampreys\u2019 while in France. Lampreys remained, however, a favourite amongst the royals; Henry\u2019s grandson, King John, fined the city of Gloucester 40 marks (around \u00a3250,000 in today\u2019s money) for failing to deliver him a Christmas pie filled with them!\nIndeed, it was traditional for Gloucester to send a Christmas lamprey pie to the monarch until 1836 when the practice was discontinued, except for coronations and jubilees. In 2012 a pie was sent to the Queen to mark the Diamond Jubilee but numbers of UK lampreys were so low that they had to be imported from the Great Lakes of North America.\nLamprey were once common in British waters, although are now endangered across Europe, after pollution caused by industrialisation and the installation of barriers (such as weirs) in rivers which led to a population crash. However, it now seems lampreys are reappearing in their old habitats, as rivers see their lowest pollution levels for more than 100 years.\nMaitland PS (2003). 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        "raw_content": "Reading: DomusCoins Ready To Launch ICO \u2013 New Crypto Platform Backs its Cryptocurrency...\nDomusCoins Ready To Launch ICO \u2013 New Crypto Platform Backs its Cryptocurrency With Existing Real Estate Properties\nThe pre-launch bonus of 10% is live now. The DomusCoins ICO will make it possible for everybody to invest in Real Estate regardless of income.\nDubai, UAE, February 23, 2018, It is beyond dispute that Real Estate Investing is one of the best ways to increase one\u2019s wealth. In the past, real estate investing was mostly limited to persons of wealth, but not anymore. Thanks to DomusCoins, people all around the planet and of all income ranges can now invest in real estate. It is now possible to become part of a project with a minimal outlay of funds, while additional funds can be added at any time. The DomusCoin Token makes all of this possible. A brilliant concept because unlike other ICO\u2019s that are based on hopes and dreams, these tokens are backed by actual real estate.\nDomusCoins can be exchanged like every other cryptocurrency or used to stay in any of the real estate properties in the network. The use of Smart Contracts and Blockchain Technology means that this decentralized platform is controlled by no one entity, but controlled by everyone. No changes or attempts at fraud can be made on the Blockchain. Nobody can access or corrupt the code on the Blockchain, but everybody can see the coded Smart Contract.\nSome of DomusCoins features and benefits include:\nDomusCoins Appreciation: The increasingly widespread use of cryptocurrencies will lead to an increase in the value of those currencies that present strong collateral. DomusCoins has all the characteristics to be a protagonist in this market. In any case, the value of DOC will grow at least as much as that of real estate. So, you will always be able to sell the DOCs at a higher value.\nRenting: When you own a real estate property, it\u2019s likely that you would rent it out and realize a profit. DomusCoins rents out the properties on a short-term basis to maximize returns. Profits will be shared proportionally with all the DomusCoins\u2019 holders.\nSelling: When you sell a property, you do it to make a profit. Again, this happens with DomusCoins, when a property is sold, the profit, in DOCs, is shared with all the DomusCoins\u2019 holders.\nHassle-Free: Last but not least, you don\u2019t have to worry about bureaucracy, DomusCoins\u2019 team will take care of all the procedures. Because it is all done on the Blockchain, there are no Real Estate Contracts, no Mortgage Applications or documents, and no fees to be paid to agents or attorneys.\nMoreover, you can stay in any of the properties that are part of the network, paying in DOCs at the discounted price reserved for DOCs owners. DomusCoins represents the next generation of real estate investing. There is a 10% Bonus available now until February 28th just for early sign-ups. The ICO will launch on March 1, 2018. A detailed discussion about DomusCoins can be viewed in their Whitepaper here.\nComplete information about the DomusCoins ICO can be viewed here: https://www.domuscoins.com/\nAl Sufouh Rd., Cluster M1\nImages courtesy of DomusCoins",
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        "raw_content": "Reading: GIFcoin Attracts Cryptocurrency Industry Top Experts to Advisory Board\nGIFcoin Attracts Cryptocurrency Industry Top Experts to Advisory Board\nGIFcoin is serious about providing excellent service to their clients by growing their team with experienced and knowledgeable industry experts. They\u2019ve done this by recently making a winning bet and welcomed eight new members into their team.\nThe multi-billion-dollar online gambling industry offers people an exciting, and sometimes lucrative, escape from their everyday lives while giving them a chance to get in on all of the action from the comfort of their couch.\nProfit Sharing is the Name of the Game\nVitalBet is a professional sports betting website that lets you do just that. The platform is already fully regulated, operational, well-established and offers support to GIFcoin. This Gambling Investment Fund (GIF) allows members to invest in GIFcoins and participate in the VitalBet ecosystem.\nIf you\u2019ve purchased GIFcoin tokens, you\u2019ll be eligible to receive your share of 80% of VitalBet\u2019s annual profits once a year.\nAs GIFcoin aims to become a leader in the profit-sharing business, they realize that in order to give their clients what they want, they need have an excellent team. This is why they\u2019ve welcomed eight new crypto advisors to help them take the platform to the next level.\nMeet the Latest Additions to the GIFcoin Team\nWith over seven years\u2019 worth of marketing experience, it\u2019s no wonder that Stefan\u2019s own marketing agency is ranked first place on Google.de. In addition to this, he is a growth hacker and a start-up founder. He has used his skills and knowledge to help grow hundreds of businesses in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland.\nAs Bitcoin beckoned to Rumen while he was working as an investment broker, he knew that he wanted to be a part of the rapidly growing crypto movement. Even though this journey started just last year, he has always had a keen interest in technological advancements. With his investment knowledge, interest in technology and love of crypto, he has already become an enthusiastic and active member of the community.\nReuben has worked for well-established multinational organizations and start-ups. He has worked in many different fields such as journalism, sales, business development, finance and operations in a range of industries including tech, telecoms, and pharmaceuticals. 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        "raw_content": "Allen Iverson Loses Another Home To Foreclosure\nCherie Saunders, Eurweb.com\nAllen Iverson has lost his Georgia mansion to foreclosure, Bossip reports, marking the second home he\u2019s lost in five years and the third since 2011.\nAccording to the website, Wells Fargo sued Iverson to foreclose on his Alpharetta, Ga. mansion last year, claiming he missed payments on his $1.7 million mortgage and went into default.\nThe bank says it gave Iverson a month to clear the debt, but he was unable to make the payments.\nIverson purchased the seven bedroom, eight bathroom home for $2,190,000 in 2006, which boasts a two story living room, a media room and a pool area.\nLocated in the high-status \u201cCountry Club of the South\u201d development, the house was sold at auction late last year, where the bank nabbed it for $1.5 million, according to public records. After an Atlanta judge finalized the foreclosure order last month, the property is now on the market for $1.1 million, according to Zillow.\nIn 2013, Iverson lost his then Atlanta-area home to foreclosure after he\u2019d purchased it in 2009 for $4.5 million, according to the Atlanta Journal Constitution. In 2011, he lost a $3.8 million home in Colorado, during his stint with the Denver Nuggets.\nAllen Iverson\t, Foreclosure\t, Georgia Mansion\t, missed payments\n3 thoughts on \u201cAllen Iverson Loses Another Home To Foreclosure\u201d\nAfrican American Woman on February 26, 2018 at 1:00 pm said:\nDag\u2026Talking about throwing money down the drain\u2026Well, for $150.00 a week, he can rent my son\u2019s old room\u2026free utilities and cable\nOscar Sylvan on February 22, 2018 at 10:39 pm said:\nIverson should practice making sound financial decisions,BUT HE DOESN\u2019T LIKE PRACTICE! Sad.\nL on February 22, 2018 at 1:38 pm said:\nWhen you make poor decisions regarding $$$$\u2013this is what happens.\nDidn\u2019t A.I. also have a GAMBLING problem?\nSome of these sports figures need to DO SO MUCH BETTER!!!!!!!!!",
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        "raw_content": "everyone knows I'm a nurse so I get these kind of calls a lot. So I show I care by first telling them to be calm, rest, drink lots of water, and to watch a lot of old movies, they put you to sleep!\nPosted by satisfiedsistah on Wednesday, August 31, 2011 | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)\nDo women really fart?\nI mean, I kinda know that they do, but I don't ever want to hear or smell it. For some reason this is one of the biggest turn offs for me and today this fine sista walked by me earlier and then came back a few minutes later and asked, \"Did you smell that?\"\nAnd I'm sitting back thinking that she's talking about the BBQ, \"Smell what?\" I asked.\n\"I farted when I walked past you earlier,\" she confirmed.\nAnd then all of a sudden she didn't look like the beautiful lady I saw her as. And no she wasn't all of a sudden \"ugly,\" but she instantly wasn't enticing anymore.\nAll I'm saying is that if women really fart, please do it far away from me. I don't want to know that you're even capable of farting. That even sounds nasty as I type it.\nI think I'm going to have to put women farting up there with SOUR CREAM. Yuk!\nThat's nasty like a bowl of fruit smothered in whip cream. Actually, I think dairy makes women fart... Say NO to dairy.\nPosted by Dont' Push Me on Monday, September 20, 2010 | Permalink | Comments (10) | TrackBack (0)",
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        "title": "What About Yahoo's Original Business? \u00b7 Atomic Energy",
        "raw_content": "What About Yahoo's Original Business?\nYesterday, we looked at how the market values Yahoo, and tried to understand why a company with $6.3BN in net assets, and another $31BN in a fairly liquid equity investment is valued only at... $31BN!\nInterestingly, Daniel Morris pointed out an article in CNBC from September which argued that the issue is taxes. Essentially, Yahoo's investment is encumbered by a potential tax bill. If an when they liquidate it, the tax bill will be enough to wipe out the rest of Yahoo's assets.\nPersonally, I find that somewhat farfetched. The tax issues are real, but there are lots of ways to do tax-free equity transactions. Nonetheless, I appreciate the angle I had not considered.\nToday, I want to take a look at what Yahoo's core businesses actually are.\nThe second Business Insider article referenced yesterday lists the following \"core\" Yahoo businesses:\nSearch (of course)\n\"A bunch of people and intellectual property\", mostly \"gained through a series of small acquisitions... mostly small mobile app makers and ad tech companies.\"\nI have two key issues with this list, which I think impact the entire valuation.\nA Sales Force is Not a Business\nIn my early years as an engineer and then manager, I did not respect sales people. They constantly badgered me to buy products I simply did not need, made promises that could not be kept by the stuff I did buy, and all seemed like Alec Baldwin in Glengarry Glen Ross.\nOver time, I learned two lessons:\nIt really is difficult to sell into corporations, especially large ones. It takes a special skill to do so, even when the product or service are a win for the buyer.\nThere are some great sales people out there who are smart, capable, and actually care for the relationship with the buyer, not just the next deal.\nNonetheless, \"Sales Force\" is not a core business. A great sales force is an asset, often underrated. Sometimes, it is overrated - usually a sign of poor product and bad management. But a \"Sales Force\" is not a business any more than a factory is a business; it is an asset, depending on what you do with it.\nUnless you are in the business of renting out salespeople, like consultants, then \"Sales Force\" is not a core business.\nYahoo Once Was - and Still Is - a Technology Company\nYahoo started as a technology company, pioneering services on the Internet. At its core, it did great engineering. It understood that it needed to build and innovate so that its businesses could succeed.\nIt might not be selling technology, but it sure is selling services that depend upon technology.\nLook at Yahoo's founders:\nDavid Filo built the first Yahoo Web server, and holds a B.S. and M.S. in computer engineering.\nJerry Yang, who still sits on Yahoo's board, has a Master of Science degree from Stanford.\nThese founders were engineers who built real stuff.\nThat culture persists inside Yahoo.\nYahoo continues to do significant research and build interesting products, although reports on the ground are that it is somewhat reduced in the last few years. They reportedly have one of the best mobility and access labs in the world, for matching technology to disabled individuals.\nYahoo's github page has 325 open-source repositories.\nQuite simply, Yahoo could be a technology powerhouse. The problem, of course, is that all of that technology is used either for Yahoo's own (apparently worthless) businesses or opened up at large.\nHow many independent and successful technology businesses could exist if Yahoo enabled every one of those units to market and sell technology products or services to the market at large?\n\"Sales Force is an asset, not a business, let alone a core business.\nBut Yahoo's vast technology expertise, culture and product set could be many independent standalone businesses, if given the room to innovate, expand and grow independently.\n\u2190 Brave New Equity World Why Is Yahoo Valued Less than Zero? \u2192",
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        "raw_content": "Nov 2015 Vol.1\nWhen a corporation or an LLC is formed, there are many types of insurance they should consider. One specific type of insurance that both public and private companies should consider is Directors & Officers liability insurance (D&O). D&O insurance protects those at the top of an organization; the partners, the owners, and the directors and officers in their capacity of setting direction, overseeing and managing the operations of a company.\nOfficers and Directors can be held personally liable for their negligence and oversight of the company, its operations and the conduct of their employees. Suits can come from shareholders, customers, employees and others. D&O insurance can provide coverage for legal and indemnity costs associated with such suits.\nA potential for a conflict of interest occurs when a person is both either a Director and/or an Officer and also an investor or vendor. There has to be some distance between the decisions that are made as a D&O, even if it is in conflict with an individual\u2019s position as investors. In many cases, D&O\u2019s can make decisions which are in the best interest of the company which may or may not be in conflict with their position as an investor. However, it is a very fine line. Directors and officers must act responsibly in their capacity for the best interest of the company as a whole.\nFor example, a partner without knowledge of his associate purchased a piece of land he found out about and cut his associate out of any money generated. The plaintiff and the judge handling the case agreed that this constituted a breach of contract and the associate was awarded damages over $1.5 million.1\nIn this case, there was a conflict of interest between personal gain and responsibility as a partner and certain steps should be taken to minimize the impact. First, D&O\u2019s should disclose all transactions with related companies, vendors or clients. Second, they should have documented policies regarding such practices and recuse themselves from voting on such transactions.\nThis article does not constitute legal advice and is the sole opinion of this author. Consult your human resources and your attorney about investment strategies with your employees.\n1Insurance Journal-National Mar.9 2015 Pg. 16 &18\nUncategorized, Directors & Officers, Risk Management, Insurance Articles, Professional Liability",
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        "raw_content": "UN GA Second Committee Rio+20 event\nSecond Committee, 65th Session of the General Assembly\n\u201cAdvancing Sustainable Development: What Should Rio+20 Achieve?\u201d\nThe concept of sustainable development is like a bridge. It seeks to bring together not only the three domains \u2014 economic, social and environmental \u2014 but also developed and developing countries, Governments, businesses and civil society, scientific knowledge and public policy, the city and the countryside, and present and future generations. It has also created the awareness that the environment and development are not two separate agendas, but two faces of the same agenda. Development is the midwife of sustainability, just as sustainability is the life support system for development.\nIn order to secure a renewed political commitment for sustainable development, Member States decided at the 64th session of the General Assembly to organize, in Brazil in 2012, the UN Conference on Sustainable Development (UNCSD) . The Conference is to assess progress and remaining gaps in implementation of commitments made at major summits on sustainable development. It is also supposed to address new and emerging challenges. The two themes of the Conference are: green economy in the context of sustainable development, and the institutional framework for sustainable development.\nTo guide the preparatory process, a 10-member Bureau co-chaired by Permanent Representatives from Antigua and Barbuda and Republic of Korea has been elected at the First Preparatory Committee meeting held from 17 \u2013 19 May 2010. Other Vice-Chairs are from Argentina, Botswana, Croatia, Czech Republic, Egypt, Italy, Pakistan and the USA. Brazil is a member ex-officio.\nTo support preparation for the Conference, the UN Secretary-General has nominated the Under-Secretary-General of Economic and Social Affairs as the Secretary-General of the Conference with the dedicated Secretariat at the Department of Economic and Social Affairs. System-wide coordination in support of the preparatory process is pursued through the Executive Committee of Economic and Social Affairs , supported by the UN Development Group and Environmental Management Group .\nObjective of Conference: Renewing political commitment\nThe political outcome of the Conference will determine its legacy.\nWill it be an occasion to reinforce political resolve to tackle the main sustainable development challenges facing the international community?\nWhat concrete outcomes should we be working for?\nGreen economy is a term which has generated much interest of late, particularly following the financial crisis and global recession and the \u201cgreen stimulus\u201d packages assembled by a number of governments. Also, in the run-up to Copenhagen, many countries developed plans and policies to promote low-carbon development, which can be encompassed by the term \u201cgreen economy\u201d or \u201cgreen growth\u201d.\nThe concept is used in several senses, to refer e.g. to promotion of structural change towards less energy-, resource- and pollution-intensive sectors, as well as to broad policies designed to shift all economic activities onto a more resource- and energy-efficient and less environmentally damaging foundation. Opinions differ on whether the economic adjustments involved will be gradual and small-scale or more transformational.\nThe newness of the concept means that many are still uncertain about how to interpret it and what its implications are for their own countries. Many countries have experience with policies which could be given a \u201cgreen economy\u201d label (e.g., eco-taxation, investments in green infrastructure, sustainable procurement, etc.). Some have pursued them more comprehensively and ambitiously than others.\n\u2022 Does green economy offer a useful framework for capturing synergies among the three pillars of sustainable development, or are the trade-offs more apparent?\n\u2022 What are the benefits, costs and risks of pursuing a green economy, green growth path?\nThere exists a dense network of institutions and instruments related to sustainable development at the international, regional, national and local levels. The UNCED/Rio Conference marked the culmination of a fertile period in the development of institutions responding to concerns about sustainable development. UNCED saw the adoption of a number of crucial agreements, including the Rio Declaration, Agenda 21, and the UNFCCC. It also created new international institutions, among them the Commission for Sustainable Development, tasked with the follow-up to UNCED.\nThe rise in social and economic interconnectedness (globalization), the failure to make adequate progress in eradicating poverty, and the impacts of global environmental change are some of the key drivers behind demands for strengthening the institutional framework for sustainable development. An effective and equitable framework would provide a way of ensuring adequate progress in the social, economic and environmental dimensions. Maximizing outcomes along more than one dimension is a challenging exercise. The response has been to advocate an integrated approach to strategy formulation and policy making \u2013 evaluating options in accordance with the three dimensions of sustainable development \u2013 and benefiting from multi-stakeholder engagement.\nSome questions considered vis-\u00e0-vis the institutional framework for sustainable development included:\n\u2022 What functions are existing intergovernmental bodies and processes currently performing well, and where are the major shortcomings?\n\u2022 Where are the major gaps in the institutional architecture?\n\u2022 How can the links between various intergovernmental bodies and processes be strengthened and made more effective?\nThe Earth Summit in Rio and the World Summit in Johannesburg introduced important advances in the engagement of civil society in international decision making on sustainable development. Carrying on that tradition, multistakeholder engagement of Major Groups will be critical in the preparations for Rio + 20 and in maximizing the likelihood of a successful outcome.\nProfessor Subhan\u2013 Poverty eradication and Sustainable Development\nDr. Soogil Young, Chairman, Presidential Committee on Green Growth, Republic of Korea - Green economy in the context of sustainable development\nProf. Adil Najam, Frederick S. Pardee Professor of Global Public Policy, Boston University - Institutional framework for sustainable development\nMr. Felix Michael Dodds Stakeholder Forum \u2013 Key issues and Stakeholder engagement in the UNCSD Preparatory Process",
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        "raw_content": "Home = Hope\nFebruary 15, 2017 by foothillsbrewing\tLeave a comment\nEDITOR\u2019S NOTE: by now most of you know about Craft Happiness IPA Project, a series we will use to \u201ccraft happiness\u201d with charitable causes in our community. Our first beer in the Project, Domicile IPA, is about the needs of the homeless and affordable housing.\nDid you wake up in your own bed this morning? Shower in your own bathroom? Make breakfast in your own kitchen? You might want to take a moment and consider your good fortune. Worldwide there are a hundred million people who are homeless. Another billion and a half lack adequate housing. That\u2019s almost a quarter of the world\u2019s population that won\u2019t put their head on a safe or comfortable pillow tonight.\nBut there are those who strive to provide a home \u2013 and by proxy, hope \u2013 to those who seek the better life that better quarters would inevitably provide.\nHabitat For Humanity is one such organization \u2013 their stated goal is building homes, community and hope. \u201cI like to move hope to the front of the list,\u201d says Mike Campbell, Executive Director/CEO of Habitat For Humanity of Forsyth County. \u201cWhether it\u2019s for those who never thought it possible to own a home, or parents looking for a safe and healthy environment to raise their kids, or a child who gets space to become whomever they want to be \u2013 that is the hope we provide.\u201d\nMike has seen Habitat houses become pebbles that ripple the surface of downtrodden communities. One new house can lead to improvements throughout a neighborhood, and ultimately affect education levels, crime statistics\u2026 and, perhaps most importantly, the positivity of personal and civic pride.\nThat positive feeling isn\u2019t limited to the benefactors \u2013 it\u2019s something that Habitat fosters in its volunteers as well. Every year dozens of college students eschew raucous Spring Break destinations for service to a community under the guidance of HFH \u2013 many right here in Forsyth County, housed in a bunkhouse specially designed for visiting volunteers.\nHabitat also counts diversity and tolerance amongst its virtues \u2013 their Unity Build program brings together religions of all faiths and denominations to build houses cooperatively. One such house was built here in Winston-Salem during the recent tumultuous presidential election.\nNext time you \u2018take the high road\u2019, don\u2019t be surprised if you see a Habitat For Humanity house there.\nMike explains: \u201cPeople are very generous to causes that can change lives. All religions became one here, simply to change the life of a family and the face of a community. The atmosphere was one of solidarity, peace and acceptance.\u201d\nThat just might be a little dose of hope for all of us.\nSo what about those in our community who don\u2019t know from one night to the next where they\u2019ll be sleeping? That\u2019s where men like Tom Lawson come in. Tom is a board member for Samaritan Ministries, a volunteer-based soup kitchen, shelter and rehab facility in Winston-Salem that\u2019s open 365 days a year.\nTom\u2019s 20-plus years of volunteering at Samaritan have taught him a lot \u2013 not the least of which is that \u201cserving is a joy\u201d. Not what you\u2019d expect to hear \u2013 but then Samaritan can be an unexpected place.\nPeople that come to seek its services are referred to as \u2018guests\u2019, and afforded a considerable degree of dignity and respect. In turn for a warm, dry, safe place to escape life\u2019s hardships, these guests are by and large vocally appreciative and grateful. And surprisingly, according to Tom, not without a healthy degree of optimism that their lives will get better.\nIn other words\u2026 hope.\nPOSTSCRIPT: Our hope is that this IPA Project, in addition to satisfying your taste buds, will help you satisfy the need we all feel at one time or another to give back. There are local volunteer opportunities wherever you are; here in Winston-Salem, both Habitat and Samaritan could use your help. Samaritan also keeps a wish list of items in need at the shelter; grab a few and drop them by.\nThere\u2019s also a way you can give back and drink beer at the same time.\nWe\u2019ve created a Craft Happiness Night that we\u2019ll hold once a month at both our pub and tasting room simultaneously. All you have to do is come out and enjoy a bite or a beer; we\u2019ll donate a part of that night\u2019s sales to a local organization working in the field of that month\u2019s charitable need. Our first one will be this Wednesday, February 15th \u2013 at the tasting room we\u2019ll have our friends from Habitat For Humanity around to help build awareness of their good works, and answer any questions you might have about volunteering.\nThey\u2019ll also be promoting \u2018The House That Beer Built\u2019, an intiative HFH has successfully launched in other states that they\u2019re bringing to North Carolina. They\u2019ll have a 2\u00d74 wall stud on hand for people to sign that will eventually go in the wall of the house. Come out, have a beer\u2026 and craft some happiness.",
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        "raw_content": "United by Problems\nNothing divides people like a solution. It seems the larger the problem, the larger the divide. I am reminded of this painfully with every mass shooting, as we had this past week at a community college in Oregon. We grieve as a nation, but we do not come together to solve this problem. Policymakers give solutions to make us safer. \u201cWe need gun control laws\u201d some say. \u201cNo, we need more guns\u201d say others. Our solutions divide us. In a few days, something else will top the headlines. The roots of this problem remain unaddressed and the risk uncontained.\nProposing solutions is a fundamentally different activity than problem solving. We could even say that they are diametrically opposed. The former is quick, intuitive, based on convictions, and often emotional. The latter takes time, requires analysis, is grounded in fact, and is more rational. The former works if one is lucky, the latter works as long as one follows the process. What is the process? There is more than one way to do problem solving, but the practical problem solving approach that I am concerned with is rooted in the scientific method, the understanding of human psychology and of organizational dynamics. How would we use practical problem solving to prevent unwanted gun violence in the U.S.?\nThe first step is to clarify what problem we are trying to solve. I don\u2019t think U.S. policymakers honestly know. As citizens, we only vaguely know. The perceived problem of gun violence is so large and so clouded by history, emotion and deeply held beliefs, that it is difficult to state it clearly and objectively. What is the consensus target condition? How does this issue affect life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness of U.S. citizens? Do we demand zero deaths? Ninety percent fewer? Half as many? Opinions may differ, but a consensus target condition is required in order to define the problem. Then, we need to look at the facts. What is the current state? What is really happening? What then is the gap? Even just this first step is very difficult because we are talking about highly disturbing events that trigger defense mechanisms of fear and distrust. There should be no discussion of solutions or root causes at this point. Without a clear and agreed problem to solve, solutions are useless.\nThe second step is to break the problem down. It\u2019s unrealistic to imagine that gun violence of all types by eliminated or even reduced at one time, by one law or one behavior change. There are different causes to gun violence, whether suicides, mass shootings by disturbed individuals, accidental shootings, street crime, shootings by police, or shootings in self defense. There are differences in gun violence by region, by economic status, by educational background, by type of gun, by age group, by sex, perhaps even by season and time of day. These are all examples of ways to stratify the data on gun violence in order to help us identify the most promising avenues of root cause investigation. By narrowing down our search for root causes, we increase our chances of finding smaller practical solutions that will make a near-term 5% or 10% improvement, and more importantly, will be accepted and not resisted by citizens and their elected officials on different sides of the issue.\nThe third step\u2026 we should stop here. There is little value in in committing to a target at this point. Today we are failing to even attempt steps 1 and 2 so this is where all of the focus should go. If U.S. society is in agreement that we have a gun violence problem, we can agree on a target eventually. If we can\u2019t get through steps 1 and 2, perhaps the real problem is that a large portion of society sees no problem, and accepts the current level of gun violence as the price of personal freedom. When the problem of gun violence in the U.S. is clarified, agreed and broken down sufficiently, the remaining steps of practical problem solving will be easy. Those first two steps are not easy, or they would have already been done.\nAs a society, there are many things that unite us. An emotional event like a mass shooting causes us to forget that we have much in common, such as the desire for safety. Fear and anger make us less intelligent and we jump to defending our solutions. Problems unite us, whether we like it or not. When we start with solutions, we are united in struggle against ourselves. When we unite in problem solving, we can in time overcome all differences.\narticle, Off Topic\nGA 079 | Run Improve Grow with Ray Attiyah\tRon\u2019s Favorite Gemba Academy Podcast Episodes",
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        "title": "Kineti L'Tziyon \u05e7\u05e0\u05d0\u05ea\u05d9 \u05dc\u05e6\u05d9\u05d5\u05df: The exhaustive, canonical FAQ on Israel and Palestine, in plain English",
        "raw_content": "The exhaustive, canonical FAQ on Israel and Palestine, in plain English\nEach time a conflict arises in Israel (seemingly every year or so!), I hear the same questions and challenges. Below is a single, canonical list attempting to answer them. I intend to keep this list up-to-date in the years to come, referring back to it as needed.\n# Why are they fighting again?\nA. [Circa 2014] Because of Hamas, the Palestinian group governing half of Palestine.\n# What\u2019s so bad about Hamas?\nA. Nothing, if you\u2019re cool with forced conversion to Islam under threat of death, firing rockets at civilians, instituting fundamentalist Islamic law, using kids as human shields, a special Hamas-version of Mickey Mouse, and a culture that loves murder in the name of God.\n# How did this war start?\nA. [Circa 2014] Hamas increased rocket fire into Israeli towns, formed a unity government with Fatah, and kidnapped 3 Israeli teenagers and executed them. Israel is now bombing Gaza in an effort to stop the rockets.\n# Isn\u2019t Israel just as evil as Hamas? They killed that Palestinian civilian teenager!\nA. No, the State of Israel arrested several Jewish teens who murdered a Palestinian teen in a revenge killing for the murder of 3 Jewish teens the week prior. The Israeli Prime Minister condemned the murder, calling it no different than Palestinian terror, and prosecuted them to the fullest extent of law. By contrast, when the Jewish teens were kidnapped and executed, Palestinian civilians celebrated by handing out candy on the streets, and Hamas publicly praised it.\n# Isn\u2019t that a one-sided view?\nA. Yes, that is one side. The other side is, \u201cIsrael has no right to exist, therefore, we wage religious war.\u201d\n# Maybe Israel doesn\u2019t have a right to exist. Didn\u2019t Israel steal Palestinian land?\nA. No, Jews have lived there before the modern term \u2018Palestine\u2019 came into existence. If we\u2019re going by \u201cwho lived there first\u201d, then it is Arabs who stole it from Jews.\n# Palestinians may have stole it from Jews, but Jews first stole it from Philistines, the ancient Palestinians!\nA. You\u2019re mistaken, and need a history lesson. Philistines were a Canaanite people in the late Bronze Age, with no relation to Palestinians.\n(Ironically, if the ancient Philistines were alive today, Palestinian Hamas would have them put to death for worshiping Baal, Astarte, and Dagon.)\nJews are the oldest surviving people group indigenous to Israel. Philistines don\u2019t exist today.\n# If they\u2019re not related to the ancient Philistines, then why are they called \u201cPalestinians\u201d?\nA. Because Rome once hated Jews almost as much as Hamas does. Rome renamed Israel to Syria Palestina in an effort to suppress Jewish ties to Israel.\nHaving sacked Jerusalem and the Jerusalem Temple in 70 AD, and just prior to the failed Jewish revolt against the Romans in 135 AD, the Roman Emperor Hadrian renamed Jerusalem to Aelia Capitolina in honor of one of his Roman gods. Scholars believe it was around this time the Roman province of Judea was renamed to Syria Palestina, in honor of the Bronze Age enemy of ancient Israel.\n# And that\u2019s where the Palestinians come in? Right after the Roman conquest?\nA. No. There has never been, in the history of humanity, an independent state called Palestine. Even when it was Syria Palestina, it was merely a province of the Roman Empire. Ditto for when it was Mandate Palestine under the British.\n# But now the State of Palestine exists! #FreePalestine\nA. After World War I, the British took over the land of Israel from the Ottoman Empire, and divided the land into Palestine \u2013 a national home for Jews \u2013 and Transjordan, a land for the Arabs living there.\n# So modern \u201cPalestine\u201d was actually created as a home for Jews?\nA. Yes, in fact, Jews that lived under the British Palestine mandate were known as Palestinian Jews. The preamble to the British mandate document is explicit about its intentions for a Jewish homeland called Palestine:\nWhereas the Principal Allied Powers have also agreed that the Mandatory should be responsible for putting into effect the declaration originally made on November 2nd, 1917, by the Government of His Britannic Majesty, and adopted by the said Powers, in favour of the establishment in Palestine of a national home for the Jewish people, it being clearly understood that nothing should be done which might prejudice the civil and religious rights of existing non-Jewish communities in Palestine, or the rights and political status enjoyed by Jews in any other country.\n# When was the modern state of Palestine created?\nA. After the British created Palestine as a national home for Jews, the Arab League created a faux-government called All Palestine in 1949. It was a mostly symbolic government, and was dissolved and absorbed back into Egypt within a decade. While All Palestine claimed authority over all the land of Israel, no one recognized it except Arabs in a strip of land in Israel called Gaza.\n# So Gaza was the home of the first Palestinian government?\nA. Yes; sort of. All Palestine was an attempt by Egypt and the Arab League to create an Arab state in the land of Israel. It remained in Egyptian control until the failed Egyptian invasion of Israel in 1967. (An invasion that went so terrible, to this day Arabs refer to it as An Naksa, \u201cthe setback\u201d.) After the failed invasion, Egypt renounced all territorial claims to Gaza, passing it back to Israel. And after a peace treaty with Egypt in 1979, Israel began building homes in Gaza.\n# Gaza was conquered by Israel.\nA. No, Egypt held Gaza and relinquished control to Israel after the failed Egyptian invasion of Israel in 1967.\n# Israel occupied Gaza! Israel is the evil occupier!\nA. Countries which own land tend to fill that land with its own citizens. Calling Israel \u201coccupiers\u201d is like calling Native Americans occupiers of the United States. Jews are the Native Americans of Israel: the oldest living inheritors of an ancient land.\n# How you can blame the Palestinians for violence when Israel is an evil occupier, building Jewish settlements on Palestinian land?\nA. \u201cHow can you blame the German Socialists when the Jews are occupying German land?!\u201d Except your argument is worse, since Jews are the oldest surviving natives of the land of Israel.\n# If Israel just demolished their settlements and ceased their occupation, we\u2019d have peace.\nA. No. To convince yourself, consider this was already attempted in 1994: Israel transferred Gaza to the Palestinian Authority. And within a decade, Israel demolished the home of every Jewish person who lived in Gaza. The outcome is what we are seeing today: a never-ending barrage of rockets from groups whose mission is to destroy the world\u2019s only Jewish state. If the problem was settlements and occupation, Gaza should be an exemplary peaceful region. But it\u2019s utterly violent and chaotic and despotic, because the problem is neither settlements nor occupation.\n# What\u2019s causing war in Israel?\nA. Armed fundamentalist Islamic groups whose raison d\u2019etre is destruction of the world\u2019s only Jewish state. It is a spiritual battle manifesting as a religious war, where one side is trying to defend itself from rockets and suicide bombs, while the other works towards its goals of Islamic domination meanwhile drawing sympathy from the secular West.\nDennis Prager\u2019s short and concise lesson will fill you in quickly enough.\n# How did Gaza end up in Hamas\u2019 hands?\nA. The failed land-for-peace deals. Yasser Arafat\u2019s Islamic political organization, the PLO (now called Fatah) launched suicide bombing attacks at Israel civilians, then sued for land. Israel gave away Gaza in 1994 to the Palestinian Authority in exchange for peace. Then, in 2007, the Palestinian civilians voted Hamas into power, who subsequently gunned down their rival Palestinians, and, ahem, threw them off of rooftops:\n# Israel gave away Gaza in exchange for peace?\nA. The trade was Israel gives Gaza goes to the Palestinian Authority, and Israel gets peace in return. The land trade happened and stands to this day. But the peace part hasn\u2019t stood, because Fatah and Hamas do not want peace.\n# Can\u2019t both Arabs and Jews share the land and be at peace?\nA. Israel is willing to make this happen: as proof, consider there are thousands of Arab Israelis, and several Arab Israeli parties hold seats in the Israeli government. But Hamas and Fatah, the 2 ruling Palestinian parties, exist to ensure Israel is destroyed and replaced with a fundamentalist Islamic state, so peace is about as likely as snowfall in a Jerusalem summer.\n# If Hamas controls Gaza, what about the other part of Palestine?\nA. The other part of Palestine, the West Bank, is controlled by Fatah. Fatah is the original group formed by Yasser Arafat; you might call them the \u201coriginal\u201d Palestinians. Their charter calls for the destruction of Israel, stating, \u201carmed struggle is the only way to liberate Palestine\u201d from \u201cthe Zionist aggression\u201d.\n# Yeah! Those evil Zionists and their aggression! Shame on them! Umm, what is a Zionist, again?\nA. A Zionist is someone who loves the land of Israel (Zion). Most of the early Zionists were secular Jews \u2013 Theodore Herzl (founder of Zionism), Eliezar Ben Yehuda (revived the Hebrew language and an early settler in Jewish Palestine), David Ben Gurion (first Prime Minister of Israel). These were non-religious people who loved the land of Israel so much, they devoted their lives to restoring it and bringing Jewish people back to it.\n# Why bring Jewish people back to Israel?\nA. Anti-Semitism \u2013 hatred of Jews \u2013 forced Jews to go back to their historic homeland. Theodor Herzl, the father of Zionism, was a non-religious Jewish journalist in the late 1800s. On a journalist assignment in 1890s France, he witnessed French mobs shouting \u201cDeath to Jews\u201d during the Dreyfus Affair. Upon seeing this, he realized Jews needed to return to their ancient homeland to escape anti-Semitism, devoting the rest of his life towards Jewish return to Zion. Little did he know that 30 years later, Adolf Hitler would capitalize on Europe\u2019s anti-Semitism in the form of the Holocaust, killing 2/3rds of all Jews.\n# That\u2019s all secular fluff; there are no Biblical reasons for bringing Jews back to Israel.\nSecular reasons are important. But there are also religious reasons for bringing Jews back to Israel.\nFirst, nearly the whole of the Torah (the first 5 books of the Jewish and Christian Bibles, the core of Judaism) is Israel-centric. Jews cannot fully practice Judaism without the land of Israel. Examples: Deut. 16, Ex. 23, Lev. 23, Num. 29. To this day, the daily prayers of Judaism remain Israel-centered.\nAdditionally, the Jewish and Christian Bibles record God giving the land of Israel to the Jewish people as an \u201ceternal possession\u201d, that is, it belongs to Jews forever. See Gen. 17 and I Chronicles 16.\nFurthermore, the Jewish return to Israel was spoken by God and recorded by prophets like Ezekiel:\n\u201cI will take the Israelites out of the nations where they have gone. I will gather them from all around and bring them back into their own land. I will make them one nation in the land, on the mountains of Israel.\u201d\n-Ezekiel 37\nOne Bible scholar puts it like this: \u201c[In the Bible], habitation of the Land of Israel is contingent on obedience to God, possession of the Land is based solely on the patriarchal/matriarchal obedience and on God\u2019s irrevocable oath.\u201d\n# I feel bad for the Jews. The Holocaust was bad. But anti-Semitism doesn\u2019t exist anymore, so stop using it as a crutch!\nA. It\u2019s stronger than ever, and this time it\u2019s disguised: Universities in the United States and Europe have pushed the BDS movement \u2013 the movement to boycott, divest, and sanction the world\u2019s only Jewish state. Numerous Christian Churches, mostly recently the Presbyterian Church of the USA, have joined the boycott, while Christian leaders like Stephen Sizer are working to demonize Zionism and turn Christianity against Jewish Israel. Pro-Israel views are shouted down, silenced, and labeled apartheid.\n# Yeah, death to apartheid Israel! Umm\u2026what\u2019s apartheid again?\nA. Racial segregation. Palestinian propaganda claims Israel is an apartheid state. Consider, however, that Israel is comprised of Jews and Arabs (and Christians and Armenians and Bedouins and\u2026). Consider that Israel\u2019s government is comprised of non-Jewish parties. Consider that Israel allows its holiest site \u2013 The Temple Mount \u2013 to be controlled by Islamic Arabs. Consider that none of this is true for the Palestinians, where virtually everyone is Sunni Muslim and there is no room for diversity or debate. If there is state-sponsored racial segregation, it is happening among the fundamentalist Islamic imperialists, not secular Jewish state.\n# OK, but isn\u2019t Palestine holy to Muslims?\nA. Palestine is mentioned in the Quran -- written 2500 years after Israel was founded -- and when it is mentioned, it\u2019s in reference to God giving that land to Musa (Moses) and the children of Israel.\nBy contrast, in Judaism, Israel is central and can hardly function outside of it: kings like David and Solomon were kings of Israel, prophets like Isaiah and Jeremiah were prophets of Israel sent to Israel, the Law (Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Deuteronomy, Numbers) were given to the people of Israel on their way to the land of Israel. Basically, the whole of the Hebrew Bible is centered around Israel, Jewish life and daily prayers have Jerusalem as their locus.\n# Israeli Jews are Europeans, not true Middle Easterners, so they cannot claim any historical rights to the Holy Land.\nA. No. Demographic statistics show that 61% of Israeli Jews are Mizrahi, that is, of Middle Eastern descent.\nThe argument is also a non-sequitur: why should Jews who were forced to emigrate to Europe or the New World be denied access to their historic homeland? There is no good reason.\n# Jews have no claim to Israel because they aren\u2019t actually Jewish, but rather, converts from the Khazarian Empire.\nA. First, converts to Judaism are considered Jewish, and their bloodline is soon mixed with the rest of Israel, and they have the same rights as a native. Secondly, the theory here, dubbed the Khazarian theory, is largely rejected by scholars as an anti-Semitic conspiracy theory. (Indeed, this theory is popular primarily with neo-Nazi and anti-Semitic groups, which is ironic, seeing as how Hitler certainly considered European Jews to be Jewish.)\nThe idea behind this theory is that European Jews aren\u2019t Jewish, but were just converts to Judaism from the Khazarian Empire circa 990 AD. There is a kernel of truth here: that about 1000 years ago, some Khazarians converted to Judaism. And it\u2019s true that modern DNA research on European Jews suggests a mix of paternal DNA from an ancestor in the Near East (likely Israel), and maternal DNA from European ancestors (likely converts or intermarriage).\nMore importantly, none of this matters. Suppose that all European Jews were ancient converts to Judaism some millennia ago, with no physical descent from Jacob, no Jewish bloodline. Would this change their rights to the land of Israel? Can we say those European Jews who have lived as Jews for generations, suffered as Jews for a thousand years through pogroms, crusades, expulsions, and the Holocaust, can we say they have no rights as Jews?\nNo, of course not. Israel is, and always has been, comprised not only of Jacob\u2019s descendants, but also converts and people who joined Israel over the ages. Adolf Hitler certainly considered them Jewish enough to murder 6 million of them; those who say otherwise likely have ulterior motives, likely delegitimizing Jews in Israel.\nAshkenazi (European) Jews are Jews, even if their bloodlines are mixed with non-Jews.\n# More Palestinians civilians die than Israeli civilians. This shows who is really evil.\nA. It is foolish to judge right and wrong merely by civilian deaths.\nConsider that more German civilians died in World War II \u2013 roughly 5 million \u2013 whereas the United States lost only 1/10th of that number. Does that mean Nazi Germany was good, and the United States evil?\nOf course not. We must judge the motives and actions of each side. The motive of Hamas and Fatah is primarily Islamic conquest, and their actions align accordingly. By contrast, Israel\u2019s motive is to live free and at peace in their historic homeland, and their actions align with accordingly.\n# If Israel\u2019s intentions are so pure, how do you explain the lopsided casualties between Palestinians and Israelis?\nIsraeli technology, and Hamas hating Israel more than it loves Palestinian children.\nIsraeli defense technology \u2013 particularly the Iron Dome anti-rocket defense system \u2013 shoots down 90% of the rockets Hamas fires at Israeli civilian populations. This decreases the casualties on the Israeli side.\nHamas fires rockets from civilian homes, mosques, and other civilian areas, knowing that if Israel destroys the launch pad, they\u2019ll incur civilian deaths. This increases casualties on the Palestinian side. Hamas encourages non-combatants, including Palestinian children, to stand near rocket launch sites to take advantage of Israel\u2019s respect for human life.\nA great example of this is how Israel warns civilians of a pending attack by shooting a flare and dropping pamphlets before an attack. Many civilians flee. Some Islamic fundamentalists consider it an honor to die for Islamic conquest, so others will stand on the roof an await death, knowing Israel will be shamed by the West if they proceed with the attack.\n# Jews have no biblical right to the land since they remain in a state of non-repentance; they do not accept Jesus.\nA. This theology, a form of supersessionism, is inconsistent with the Christian Bible.\nSupersessionism argues that God has rejected Jewish people and canceled his promises to Jews \u2013 including the promise of the land of Israel, and instead replaced (superseded) Jews with the Christian Church.\nBut Paul, author of a significant portion of the New Testament, and a Jew himself, combats this directly in Romans 9 and 11:\nI ask, then, did God repudiated his people? Heaven forbid! For I myself am a Jew, from the seed of Abraham, of the tribe of Benjamin. God has not repudiated his people, whom he chose in advance.\nWhile they may be enemies of the gospel, being the chosen people they are loved for the sake of the Patriarchs. For God\u2019s gifts and his call are irrevocable.\n-Romans 11\nIf God\u2019s gifts are irrevocable, then God has not revoked his gift to the Jewish people.\nMore tellingly, consider the actions of the early Christians. Did they preach that the Jews no longer have God\u2019s promises, that Jews no longer belong in Israel? Such a teaching isn\u2019t found in the New Testament. If supersessionism was God\u2019s intent, it was lost on the early Christian community.\n# God\u2019s promises about the land of Israel were fulfilled (Joshua 21). Therefore, the land of Israel no longer belongs to the Jews.\nYou are conflating fulfilled and cancelled.\nGod\u2019s promise about the land of Israel is this: the land belongs to Jews forever.\nThe whole land of Canaan, where you now reside as a foreigner, I will give as an everlasting possession to you and your descendants after you; and I will be their God.\u201d\nThis is repeated again many generations later,\nthe covenant he made with Abraham,\nHe confirmed it to Jacob as a decree,\n\u201cTo you I will give the land of Canaan\nGod\u2019s promise to the Jewish people is that the land of Israel will be theirs forever.\nFor God to fulfill this promise, it must belong to the Jewish people forever. Not just for a few years after Joshua, not just until the prophets, not just until Messiah. Forever.\nDear readers: I hope to have compile a comprehensive list of questions and answer, objections and challenges, regarding Israel and Palestinians. 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        "raw_content": "Role of the Butterfly in Native American Culture\nAs we\u2019ve discussed in previous blog posts, animals have been a focus of Native American culture since the beginning of time. Although we often associate animals such as deer, bear, and fox with Native American culture, insects have also played a role in many Native American myths.\nIn fact, butterflies play a large role in Native American culture.\nNative American tribes all had different meanings for the butterfly. Some tribes saw it as a symbol of a dream, some as a symbol of joy, some as communication from a lost loved one, and so forth.\nNative Americans were and are deeply spiritual people, and they often thought of certain trees, animals, and stars as \u201csymbols.\u201d Many tribes believed that different colored butterflies each carried a different meaning as well. For instance, yellow butterflies indicated hope; black indicated illness; white indicated good luck; and so forth.\nTypically, Native Americans considered butterflies a positive symbol and believed they should typically be thought of as comforting.\nA story among some Pueblo tribes regarding the butterfly was that \u201cCreator\u201d took the most beautiful colors in the world and placed them into a bag. He took the magic bag to children and when it opened, colored butterflies flew out singing songs. The children were in awe of the butterflies but the birds were envious of their singing voices so Creator took away their ability to sing.\nFor the Blackfeet, the butterfly was typically associated with sleeping and dreaming.\nMany Native Americans believed that dreams were delivered by butterflies and butterflies were often embroidered onto a baby\u2019s clothes or blankets to help the child sleep at night.\nButterflies stories are also common among Native American tribes located on the Great Plains.\nThe Native Americans had a strong spiritual connection to nature which was often represented through the butterfly. They often decorated their clothes, teepees, and possessions with butterflies.\nKachina House offers a variety of butterfly decorated vases, pots, and more.\nFiled Under: Blackfeet, Native American Culture, Pueblo, Tribes, Uncategorized\n\u2190 The Art of Native American Sculpting and Carving\nValentine\u2019s Day Ideas from Kachina House \u2192",
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        "raw_content": "I came across his quote yesterday and honestly, it was the impetus that got me out of bed and made me ready to face the world again. I\u2019ve been low lately- whether it\u2019s because it\u2019s the realisation that a year has passed since my friend died- or maybe it\u2019s the mountain of responsibilities that seem to forever pile up as I get older, or perhaps I feel guilty for not being present, which somehow makes me feel the need to be distant even more. To put it simply, since I got back from LA, I haven\u2019t really been myself. I\u2019ve been low- and I mean, really low (at times.)\nIt\u2019s surprising- people probably wouldn\u2019t place me as that kind of person (unless you\u2019ve noticed a string of depressing tweets coming from my Twitter account\u2026 Silly now I think about it) The point is, it\u2019s not like me to be like this. I\u2019m usually full of joy, happiness, love\u2026 Light, and above all- STRENGTH.\nBut I haven\u2019t been strong recently. I\u2019ve been weak. I think sometimes we all get sucked into dark times, It\u2019s appealing in a way, to wallow in self pity- I think sometimes we take pleasure in the pain, in a twisted way. It takes less strength to watch your life fall apart than it does to pick up the pieces and get it back on track again. It\u2019s like when you wake up on a cold day and you don\u2019t want to get out of your little duvet-cocoon. I\u2019ve been in a cocoon, but it\u2019s time to get out.\nIt\u2019s strange- when you suffer from depression, even in its mildest form, (and this may not be the same for other people) you experience a dichotomy to your personality. On one side, is the smart, strong Neela. Neela number 1. She knows exactly what to do and say and understands the value of life, she\u2019s happy and carefree- and she lives life to the fullest. On the other side, is the weak, lonely Neela. Neela 2. She\u2019s the one who ostracizes herself, locks herself in her room for hours and watches crime documentaries in the dark. She zones out to forget the pain and drifts in and out of sleep, with no concept of time passing. She feels so desperately and terrifyingly alone in this world and yet she doesn\u2019t have the strength to venture out of her cocoon to make contact, with anyone. She doesn\u2019t know how.\nSo. It\u2019s time Neela 1 took matters into her own hands.\nThe second side of life I described, The \u201cNeela 2\u201d that I somehow have become- That\u2019s no way to live. And I know I\u2019m not the only one who\u2019s been down that road. Maybe you have been too.\nI need lifting up, and I need to lift someone else up. Whoever is reading this, I need to lift you up, too. I need to lift us all up, to the point where our feet are no longer touching the ground on which we cowered before, we need to ascend, higher and higher, and realise our full potential, you and I- all of us. I wanted to say something to Neela 2, and whoever else needs to hear it. Something I can look back on to help me if I ever fall short of myself again. So I\u2019ll leave you with this:\nYou are not alone. I am here with you. Every day, willing you to step out of this lurch you\u2019re in and enjoy life! You are a wonderful, interesting individual and you have so much more to offer this world than to sit and wallow in your misery. The universe needs you, wants you. You need to make your mark! Everyone goes through dark times, and sometimes it\u2019s good to just let yourself go and be sad for a little while. But the time to be sad is over. Now is the time to grab life by the horns and give it your best. Try for trying\u2019s sake. Live for living\u2019s sake and just be in the NOW because really, it\u2019s all we have. Don\u2019t waste your time and disregard the people around you, the people who love you and care about you. You need to snap out of it- you have so much to give and you haven\u2019t even started. Don\u2019t let the bad times impact the good times. Whatever it is you\u2019re working towards, If you really want it- you can achieve it. It sounds cliche but it\u2019s true- you just aren\u2019t trying hard enough. We\u2019ve all made mistakes. FORGIVE YOURSELF. Be strong, be emotional, and be yourself- and above all, waste no time in your cocoon anymore. Go for walks, visit galleries, watch plays, movies, read books. Kiss boys, kiss girls! Do what you want. Indulge in the delights life has to offer- open your mind, open your soul. Love, and you will be loved. YOU CAN DO IT. Loneliness is the one of the worst feelings in the world. But you can never be alone if you have yourself. DON\u2019T lose yourself. You will be fine. I am here.\n4 thoughts on \u201cIf you want to lift yourself up, lift up someone else.\u201d\nThanks I pour and pour I help so many people but always seem to neglect ME\u2026. I think I need to lift me up so I can continue to lift up others but we all need self-care. We have been taught to give and give and put everybody else needs before your own that you forget how to take care of you\u2026.. don\u2019t get me wrong I love serving and helping. But not its time to birth my own vision and dreams and I feel so lost with all thats in me. Jesus I need you to take my will.\nI spent the better part of today feeling defeated and dangling dangerously into a depressed state.\nchloepierreldn\nThis made me really happy after reading!\nReading this made me so happy!\n\u2190 Where will we go? A late post.\nFriends: The Family You Choose \u2192",
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        "raw_content": "Standards and best practice are important when dealing with digital assets in a cultural collecting institution. It is important when dealing with information. They facilitate the access, discovery and sharing of digital resources, as well as their long-term preservation1. This is where preferred file formats, procedures for offloading digital assets from physical carriers, documenting preconditioning actions and many other activities come into play.\nBut you cannot always control what you receive when it comes to digital collections. Standards are there for guidance and sometimes decisions need to be made on whether to allow something into the collection that does not meet them. The intrinsic value of the object, its uniqueness and rarity may very well trump the technical requirements for digital collecting. When dealing with born-digital photographs for example, where some institutions prefer a Camera Raw or uncompressed TIFF file format, a low resolution JPEG would also be accepted under the right circumstances.\nThe digital collecting workflow has changed significantly in the last 12 months in my workplace with the introduction of new standards and tools such as BagIt2 and Bagger3, as well as beginning to ingest the significant backlog of both digitised and born-digital collections into our digital preservation system. We have strict control over the process for new acquisitions, but our legacy collections are another story.\nWhile checksums have been generated for acquisitions for a number of years, there are legacy collections that do not contain as much metadata as we generate and use today. This includes checksums, virus scans and information relating to the physical carrier it was received on. So now that we have these new procedures, guidelines and workflows in place, what do we do with these legacy collections? Should we go back to the creator and ask them to submit the files again? Should we try and locate the physical carrier it was received on before we had a policy in place to manage and store them? While this may be possible in some cases, there is a point where you need to draw the line and accept things as they are.\nAuthenticity is an attribute that is highly valued in digital preservation, where appropriate steps need to be taken to ensure that it is not compromised during the process of managing digital assets 4. It is important to establish authenticity (including fixity) as early as possible. Drawing the line with legacy material means accepting them as they are, generating checksums now and bringing them up to our current standards for our ingestion processes to make them accessible now and into the future.\nCustodial control of digital assets can only be maintained within the context of both organisation and system policies, procedures, guidelines and following best practice. These will change over time and it is important to understand that you may have to let go of strict control requirements under some circumstances and do the best with what you have at the time.\nThis post is my contribution to the GLAM Blog Club April theme: 'Control'.\n1. Standards and best practice, Digital Preservation Handbook. Digital Preservation Coalition.\nhttps://www.dpconline.org/handbook/institutional-strategies/standards-and-best-practice\n2. Kunze, J., Littman, J., Madden, L., Summers, E., Boyko, A., Vargas, B., 2016. The BagIt File Packaging Format (V0.97).\nhttps://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-kunze-bagit-14\n3. Bagger, Library of Congress.\nhttps://github.com/LibraryOfCongress/bagger\n4. Harvey, R., Weatherburn, J., 2018. Requirements for Successful Digital Preservation, in: Preserving Digital Materials. Rowman & Littlefield, Lanham, MD, United States, p. 86.\nCover image credit: Illustration copyright of digitalbevaring.dk and shared under a CC BY 2.5 Denmark licence (illustrations) https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/dk/deed.en_GB , and a CC0 1.0 licence (icons) https://creativecommons.org/about/cc0.",
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        "raw_content": "Posted on December 4, 2013 January 26, 2017 by Pacific Union\nDown-to-Earth Lloyden Park Neighborhood Is Atherton\u2019s Best-Kept Secret\nWhen many Bay Area homebuyers think of the San Mateo County town of Atherton \u2014 recently named by Forbes magazine as the most expensive ZIP code in the U.S. \u2014 they likely think of sprawling, gated estates situated on expansive lots.\nAnd while plenty of homes in the 94027 ZIP code fit that description, the town\u2019s small Lloyden Park neighborhood offers a more unassuming community atmosphere, leading many Silicon Valley locals to label it Atherton\u2019s best-kept secret.\nRoughly speaking, Lloyden Park is bordered by El Camino Real to the west, Wilburn Avenue to the north, the Caltrain right of way to the east, and Fair Oaks Lane to the south. The neighborhood lies between U.S. Route 101 and Interstate 280, which are about two miles to the east and four miles to the west respectively. Atherton\u2019s only Caltrain station is located near the center of Lloyden Park, a convenient perk for local residents who commute to San Francisco or other parts of Silicon Valley on weekdays.\nThe neighborhood is a leafy subdivision of 86 houses, two of which were actually constructed as \u201chomes of the future\u201d for the 1939 Golden Gate International Exposition held on San Francisco\u2019s Treasure Island. In addition, Lloyden Park contains a carriage-style home designed by pre-eminent Bay Area architect Willis Polk.\nUnlike other enclaves in Atherton, Lloyden Park has underground utilities, street lights, and sidewalks. The latter encourages socializing among residents as well as community gatherings.\nAccording to David Barca, vice president of Pacific Union\u2019s Silicon Valley region and longtime Lloyden Park resident, neighbors are friendly and collegial. Barca says the neighborhood has a long history of community-oriented events, including Christmas-carol outings and July 4th block parties.\nMost homes in Lloyden Park are within walking distance to the town\u2019s library, town hall, and post office, all of which are located just a block from the Caltrain station. Nearby Holbrook-Palmer Park offers a recreation venue for both kids and adults, with a playground, tennis courts, and walking gardens.\nThe neighborhood is served by the Redwood City School District, though many parents opt for nearby private schools, including Sacred Heart School, the Phillips Brooks School, and Menlo School.\nLloyden Park homes are built on smaller lots relative to others in Atherton; most parcels are one-third of an acre, though some are one-quarter and three-quarters of an acre. The majority of homes in the neighborhood were built in the mid-20th century and were designed in a variety of architectural styles, including Cape Cod, colonial, ranch, and traditional.\nThroughout 2013, the median home sales price in Lloyden Park\u2019s MLS area has ranged from $1.3 million to $3.5 million. Because of the neighborhood\u2019s small size, it is rare for more than three Lloyden Park homes to be on the market in any given month, and turnover is extremely low.\n(Photo: Flickr/Ecologicalibr)\nCategoriesMore TagsAtherthon, Caltrain, David Barca, Holbrook-Palmer Park, Lloyden Park, Menlo School, Redwood City School District, Sacred Heart School, San Mateo County, The Phillips Brooks School, Willis Polk\nPrevious PostPrevious Unemployment Continues to Drop in Bay Area, California\nNext PostNext Mortgage-Rule Changes Could Push More Bay Area Buyers into Pricey Jumbo Loans",
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        "raw_content": "Top Family-Friendly Travel Attractions In Rio De Janeiro\nPosted on February 8, 2017 by Chad F.\nThe scenic setting of Rio de Janeiro between the ocean and the mountains is such a stunning sight that the UNESCO couldn\u2019t resist from designating it as a World Heritage Site, with all the features of an urban landscape blended with lush green spaces and breathtaking architectures. If you are looking for an ideal family trip, this is the perfect place to be for all the good reasons.\nPhoto by Leandro Ciuffo | CC BY 2.0\nThis beautifully crafted hemispherical building is situated in the heart of Rio\u2019s cultural quarter, which was once a headquarter for the Bank of Brasil, and is currently a popular arts center known to host exhibitions from popular international artists. There is a regular sequence of cinema screenings, theatrical performances, musical shows, art workshops, children specials and a number of events held throughout the year. CCBB is certainly the best option for a family-friendly day outing to explore the nation\u2019s culture, while also snacking some coffee and sandwiches.\nPhoto by Matthew Levine | CC BY 2.0\nLagoa is a popular name for the city lake of Lagoa Rodrigues de Freitas, and is certainly one of the most picture-perfect locations in Rio De Janeiro. The massive stretch of water is bordered by cloud-covered mountains, jungle-clad and a circular ring of walking and biking track perfect for a health-conscious family. Visitors come in numbers to pedal their way in the waters on the swan boat, and this is one great place for a family day out. Restaurants, cafes and bars surrounding the area make way for a refreshing drink and a revitalizing snack, with some live music on offer as the darkness sets in.\nPhoto by Brian Snelson | CC BY 2.0\nThis pristine stretch of sandy beach is widely recognized across the globe, and not to forget the glamorous peak it once had in the 1950s. While the expansive view of the Sugar Loaf mountain in the backdrop is a breathtaking sight, the deafening waves and the energetic beachgoers are a treat to watch. And if you are looking to buy some gifts for your friends and family, this is the best place to be, with everything available right from the comfort of the beachfront location. You can literally find everything from the Christ statues to the t-shirt, sarongs and the hats.\nChrist the Redeemer and Corcovado Mountain\nPhoto by Leandro Neumann Ciuffo | CC BY 2.0\nAny visit to Rio De Janeiro cannot be complete without witnessing the massive Jesus Christ statue, considered as the cultural icon of Brazil. Overlooking the city of Rio, this concrete masterpiece stands on the Corcovado Mountain offering stunning sights of the beautiful landscapes surrounding the region. Known to be one of the new seven wonders of the world, Chirst the Redeemer can be best accessed through the funicular railway ascent. As the train ascends the rugged mountain, you\u2019ll be exposed to satisfying views of the lush greenery and the jungle-clad hills, with an extra dose of live samba music on the way. Join the ride with your friends and family, and don\u2019t forget to pack a box of lunch for a complete picnic experience high up there on the mountains.\nIf you come across a situation whereby you need more cash for your trip essentials, don\u2019t hesitate to ring up your loved ones back home in the United States to send money online to Brazil by using the reliable services of Sharemoney!\nTransfer Money Online to Banco Bradesco\nOnline Money Transfers to Rio de Janeiro via Sharemoney",
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        "raw_content": "Ryan Shazier: When Steelers are \u2018hitting on all cylinders, it\u2019s hard for teams to really slow us down\u2019\nThe Pittsburgh Steelers are back.\nAnd as far as Steelers linebacker Ryan Shazier is concerned, it isn\u2019t only a one-week thing.\n\u2018Our goal is to be the No. 1 defense in the league or top five\u2019\nHe believes the Steelers\u2019 26-9 rebound victory against the Baltimore Ravens Sunday showed what he and his teammates are truly all about, especially after their Week 3 loss against Chicago.\n\u201cIt was amazing just to be able to bounce back like this,\u201d Shazier told Steve Torre and Bill Lekas on the Sunday Drive. \u201cWe have a really solid team and we know, when we\u2019re hitting on all cylinders, it\u2019s hard for teams to really slow us down. So we\u2019re just trying to do whatever we can to be the best defense we can because our goal is to be the No. 1 defense in the league or top five.\n\u2018We just did the best that we could and tried to get the ball to the offense as much as possible\u2019\n\u201cAnd we just did the best that we could and tried to get the ball to the offense as much as possible, and I think that\u2019s what we did (Sunday).\u201d\nIt was more than a defensive effort that saw the Steelers intercept Joe Flacco twice, once by Shazier, and sack him four times. It also was an offense that saw Le\u2019Veon Bell come back to life by rushing for 144 yards and two touchdowns.\n\u2018Le\u2019Veon\u2019s a great player and when he\u2019s running like that, when the offensive line\u2019s blocking like that, it makes the game easier for everybody that\u2019s out there\u2019\n\u201cWe were waiting for the juice to come back and he did,\u201d Shazier said. \u201cYou know, Le\u2019Veon\u2019s a great player and when he\u2019s running like that, when the offensive line\u2019s blocking like that, it makes the game easier for everybody that\u2019s out there. I\u2019m happy just to see him back out there playing like himself and I think the defense played like ourselves (Sunday).\n\u201cAnd if we just keep playing like that, it\u2019s going to be harder for other teams to beat (us).\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "Scribner Shunt Ushers In New Era for End-stage Kidney Disease Treatment\nBefore 1960, end-stage kidney disease was always fatal. According to a University of Washington research study: \u201cUse of the artificial kidney\u2014or kidney dialysis\u2014to cleanse the blood of toxic products meant that an artery and a vein were damaged every time the patient was hooked up to the machine. A patient could receive perhaps five to seven treatments before doctors would literally run out of places to connect the machine to the patient and the patient would ultimately succumb to the disease.\u201d\nHowever, after a young researcher, Belding Scribner, joined the University of Washington faculty in 1951, he became intrigued by the new material Teflon, which would not react with human tissue, as it might be used as an AV shunt for repeated attachment to the artificial kidney. Scribner developed the U-shaped tube shunt in collaboration with Wayne Quinton, a biomedical instrument builder at the university.\nThe shunt was designed so that it could be permanently installed between an artery and a vein in the arm so that the kidney machine could be attached as often as necessary. When not in use for dialysis, the U-shaped portion of the shunt would remain as an extension of the circulatory system routing the blood from the artery back into the vein. When it was time for dialysis, the U-shaped portion could be disconnected and the artery and vein extensions could be connected to the artificial kidney. No new incisions had to be made, no blood vessels destroyed.\nAlthough Teflon was chosen as a material because it would not react with human tissue, it was only later discovered that Teflon's non-stick properties really made the shunt work. Without Teflon's non-stick surface feature, the shunt would have clotted.\nThe revolutionary Scribner Shunt was implanted for the first time in the arm of Clyde Shields, a Boeing machinist, on March 9, 1960. An era of successful treatment for chronic end-stage kidney was born.",
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        "raw_content": "Jeju Island is South Korea\u2019s largest island has long been the country\u2019s favorite domestic holiday destination thanks to its beautiful beaches, lush countryside and amazing viewpoints all over the island. Not to mention being a favorite spot for travelers as well. If you\u2019ve never been to Jeju Island before, you\u2019ve come to the right place. Being a large island means there\u2019s a lot to do and see. We\u2019ll do a breakdown of Jeju in 3 days and introduce to you all the must-visit spots all over Jeju island so you can go exploring all of Jeju\u2019s hottest spots.\nDay 1: East Jeju\n1. Seopjikoji\nSeopjikoji is located at the end of the eastern shore of Jeju Island and boasts fantastic scenery especially in April when yellow canola flowers are in full bloom. \u201cSeopji\u201d is the old name for the area, and \u201cKoji\u201d is Jeju dialect meaning a sudden bump on land. On top of the hill stands Hyeopja Beacon Fire Station, reaching 4 meters in height with a width and length of 9 meters. The selling points of Seopjikoji has got to be the fields without a tree in sight, allowing a magnificent view of the horizon.\n2. Seongsan Ilchulbong (Seongsan Sunrise Peak)\nPlanning a new years trip to Jeju and visiting here is a great choice, as thousands will flock to Seongsan Ilchulbong, a.k.a Seongsan Sunrise Peak to watch the critically acclaimed view of the sun rising above the horizon, hence the name. The peak is 182 meters high with a huge crater in the middle. The tip of the peak is surrounded by 99 sharp rocks, making the peak resemble the shape of a crown.\nYou can explore around Seongsan Ilchulbong peak in many different ways, by car, bike, boat and even by horse riding. Come to Seongsan Ilchulbong to wish 2018 goodbye and welcome 2019! See below to find various ways to tour around Seongsan Ilchulbong.\n3. Jeju Folk Village\nLearn about Jeju Islands unique culture and customs in this wonderful folk village! Located at the east coast on Jeju Island, Jeju Folk Village is a small town that holds a vast amount of culture. The Jeju Folk Village shows the unique culture of Jeju Island: the black lava rock walls, the straight but curvy alleys to block the wind, and the stone grandfather statues (Harubang), which have become a prime feature of the landscape. The local black-haired pigs and tongsi (pigsty/restroom) are especially well-known characteristics of Jeju folk culture. You can see and experience it all here!\n4. Hamdeok Beach\nHamdeok Beach is famous for its clean and shallow water, attracting many family visitors during summer vacations. The beach offers great scenery with its emerald-blue water, an arched bridge over black basalt and a red lighthouse. If you visit Hamdeok in the evening, you may think it\u2019s not much of a beach, but that\u2019s because the tides have come in and covered most of the beach. If you visit Hamdeok Beach in the morning, however, you are in for a treat.\nIn the morning the tide goes out and you\u2019re left with an amazingly huge sand bar with plenty of space for people to spread out, tide pools for little ones to play in safely and rocks to hunt around for crabs and other shellfish. which also serve as a stunning view and photo opportunity!\n5. Manjanggul\nManjanggul is one of the finest lava tunnels in the world and is a designated natural monument. it is the 12th-longest lava tube in the world and the second longest on Jeju island. out of all the stalactites, stalagmites, columns and etc., a lava column of 7.6m is the largest known column in the world. one of the highlights in Manjanggul is the Stone Turtle, a rock that was covered in lava after it fell, and solidified into its shape that can be seen today.\nApart from these famous places to visit, you can also visit some attractions spread on the eastern part of Jeju.\nHorse Riding (Hillside/Beach)\nYou can also try the unique activity of horse riding, which is one of the popular activities visitors want to try when they come to Jeju. You can try horseriding either on the hillside or on the beach here, so check them out!\n20% OFF Discount Tickets to Horse Riding on Jeju\u2019s Open Hillside\nHorse Riding on Jeju\u2019s Beach\nJeju Herb Garden (Herb Dongsan)\nLocated in Seogwipo City, the fragrance of herbs in this tranquil garden is sure to relax your mind and body. At night the entire garden illuminates and transforms.\nBook tickets for 10% OFF Discount to Jeju Herb Garden here!\nJeju Dynamic Maze\nIf you are traveling with a group of friends or family, put your teamwork to the test in this indoor adventure maze. Your agility and teamwork will be put to the test through 6 different levels, so get ready and give it a go!\nBook tickets for 20% OFF Discount to Jeju Dynamic Maze now!\nJeju Toy Park\nTo all those who love toys, you must visit this one of a kind collection of toys in Jeju. Iconic cartoon characters built with LEGO, detailed plastic Gundam models and many more are on display for you to jump back into your childhood!\nBook Jeju Toy Park tickets here!\nDay 2: West Jeju\n1. Hyeopjae Beach\nHyeopjae Beach is located on the west side of Hanrim-eup and is part of Hanrim Park. The beautiful white color of the sand comes from large amounts of crushed seashells that have been mixed in with the sand. The long seashore stretches for 9 km and has azure seawaters and evergreen forests scattered around the vicinity, making the scenery very beautiful. A perfect spot for a stroll along the beach as well as a dip in the water!\nCheonjeyeon, meaning \u201cThe Pond of the Emperor of Heaven\u201d is a three-tier waterfall. Cold water flows out of the ceiling of a cave to make the waterfall. Between the precipice and the lower layer, water springs out. In the first cascade, the cliff is 22 m high and the waterfalls into Cheonjeyeon pond which is 21 m deep. From there, the water goes to the second waterfall and falls 30 m, continuing to the third and final waterfall. Eventually, the water reaches the ocean.\nAccording to Korean legend, seven nymphs would descend from the heavens at night and bathe in the waterfall\u2019s pond. The falls are a popular tourist attraction on Jeju as the three-tier waterfall is a must-see sight and to take snapshots of.\n3. Sanbangsan\nSanbangsan Mountain is the result of violent volcanic activity some 700,000 to 800,000 years ago and is, in fact, a huge body of lava. It is located next to Sanbanggulsa temple and is only a short hike up of 30 minutes. It\u2019s one of the places in Jeju that offers a picturesque view of the temple along with the mountain as a backdrop. Also, due to its close location to the sea and its high elevation, the peak is often ringed with clouds, offering another photo opportunity. The upper slopes of the mountain have their own distinct climatic conditions and are protected for their value for botanical research.\n4. Songaksan\nSongaksan is a simple volcano on Jeju Island which has double craters and a parasitic volcano. The main volcano itself sits 104 m above sea level. Inside the main crater volcanic ash still remains, but it\u2019s closed to the public until July 31st, 2020, in order to preserve the environment. Mt. Songak is one part of Olle road route 10. When walking along the trail, you can\u2019t help but stop and awe at the view it presents you; Blue waters of Jeju out across the horizon, and behind you, you can see Sanbangsan as well as Hallasan. To witness the beauty of Songaksan and its scenery, check out these packages available for you right here!\nHow about some attractions in the west? Of course, there is! Check them out:\nTangerine Picking Experience\nJeju is famous for producing some of the most delicious tangerines in Korea. Guess what, you can have a go at picking as many tangerines as you want and even taking them back with you to eat!\nClick here to book 16% OFF Discount tickets to Tangerine Picking Experience\nJeju Glass Castle\nVisit Jeju\u2019s very own glass art theme park! stroll around the entire park and admire the intricate glass sculptures ranging from pretty glass flowers and trees to abstract artworks. There\u2019s plenty of exhibition so take your time!\nClick here to book 6% OFF Discounted Jeju Glass Castle Tickets\nJeju Aerospace Museum\nTake a field trip to the largest space and flight museum in Asia! This place is perfect for families with children to spend time in the interactive zones and learning about space and aircraft!\nClick here to book Jeju Aerospace Museum tickets!\nDay 3: South Jeju\n1. Hallasan National Park\nHallasan is a shield volcano on Jeju Island of South Korea. It is the highest mountain in South Korea, standing at 1950 m above sea level, the area around the mountain is a designated national park, the Hallasan National Park. Hallasan Mountain is relatively easy to hike with hiking courses less than 10 km in length, it is possible to go to the peak and back in one day. However, the constantly changing weather brings a lot of wind, so make sure that you are well prepared before you start climbing.\nJeongbang Waterfall is the only waterfall in Asia that falls directly into the ocean. At the top of the cliff, there is an old evergreen tree leans over the cliff as it will fall at any moment, but amazingly it hasn\u2019t moved from that position for a long time. Truly a sight to see as one of the three must-see waterfalls in Jeju Island!\n3. Cheonjiyeon Waterfall\nCheonjiyeon Waterfall is one of the main tourist attractions in Jeju Island. It is 22 m high and 12 m wide, the water falls into an artificial pond below which is beautiful to look at both in the day and at night. At night it gives off a different vibe with lights that illuminate the area and make the waterfall seem more beautiful.\nThese places definitely seem like worth the visit right? Then it\u2019s time to build your itinerary right now! Unsure how to get around and visit the places we mentioned? No worries, have a look at all these different transportation options for your easy trip to go all over Jeju Island!\nYou can either go on a bus tour and visit some famous places:\nBook 17% OFF Discount Tickets for Jeju City Tour Bus: Hop On & Hop Off 1 Day Pass\nBook 13% OFF Discount Tickets for Jeju 1 Day Bus Tour Package (+Lunch)\nYou also have the choice to get on a taxi tour:\nJeju Taxi Tour\nIf you are traveling as a family or with a lot of friends, how about a van tour to fit all of you in?:\nJeju Island 1 Day Small Group Van Tour (+Lunch)\nThere are also Private Tours where you can decide on wherever you wish to go!:\nJeju Island Tour with Private Driver & Van\nJeju Private Mini Bus Tour\nJeju 3D2N/4D3N Hotel + Taxi/Van Tour\nIf you have a driver\u2019s license and you\u2019re brave enough to drive in Jeju Island, then how about deciding to rent a car to explore Jeju?:\nBook 40% OFF Discount for Car Rental in Jeju Island (from Jeju Intl Airport)\nThere\u2019s just too many attractions and places to visit in Jeju, so if you\u2019d like to check out some of the other places that were not mentioned here, feel free to take a look at Trazy.com to build a 3-day itinerary of your own!\nFlickr \u2013 \ub9cc\uc7a5\uad74\n3 day itinerarybus tourcar rentalcheonjeyeon waterfallcheonjiyeon waterfallcity tourhallasan mountainhamdeok beachhyeopjae beachjejujeju aerospace museumjeju dynamic mazejeju folk villagejeju glass castlejeju herb gardenjeju horse ridingJeju Islandjeju toy parkjeongbang waterfallmanjanggulolle trailsprivate toursanbangsanSeongsan Sunrise Peakseopjikojisongaksantangerine pickingtaxi tour\nPrevious Post:Survival Tip: All about SIM Card in South Korea! 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        "raw_content": "Marketers: Define And Take Advantage Of Programmatic Media Buying\nTopics: Digital Media Digital Marketing Strategy PS\nIf you\u2019re like other marketers, you\u2019ve probably noticed that advertising is changing. Even though the first banner ad appeared 21 years ago, it seems the changes in digital advertising have recently been moving faster than the speed of light.\nFrom that first digital ad in 1994 until 2007, buying digital ads was generally the same as buying other types of advertising. Based on a general target market description, media buyers negotiated pricing with their media rep and then purchased the ad space, typically in bulk.\nBut then, things started getting complicated. Advertisers loved the aspects digital offered such as precise targeting, cost efficiencies and tracking capabilities. So they started putting more of their budgets into digital advertising. Which in turn created publishers who offered more and more digital impressions. Today it is estimated there are over 100 billion impressions available for purchase on a daily basis. And each of those impressions can have as many as 100 variables such as specific site selection, pages on sites, size of ad and device type. And therein lies the problem.\nMedia planners and buyers simply cannot analyze all the variables that are offered. It is estimated that if you calculate the number of permutations bidders on ad exchanges might consider, the number is a staggering quadrillion\u2026.which translates to a million billion.\nThe answer? Programmatic media buying. If you\u2019ve never heard of programmatic buying, you are not alone. According to Citrix, 25% of marketers haven\u2019t either.\nSo what is it and how does it work? Programmatic buying is defined as: Bidding on an advertising inventory source in real time for the opportunity to show one specific ad to one consumer in one specific context.\nHere\u2019s how it works. When a consumer loads a web page that has available advertising space, the publisher of the page puts the ad up for auction in an ad marketplace. Advertisers than electronically bid on the space and whoever wins gets to serve an ad to the consumer. See? It\u2019s simpler than it sounds!\nReal Time Bidding (RTB) that allows companies to buy ads on demand, not months in advance. No minimum impressions are required and advertisers can react immediately to changing market dynamics.\nIncreased segmentation beyond general demographics, behaviors and interests. There are literally millions of data features available.\nPurchase of individual impressions, not bulk. Advertisers can serve a specific ad to ONE specific person. So you are only paying for the actual consumers you want to reach.\nAnalysis of the millions of sites and pages available that will best fit the target.\nAbility to look at cross-device opportunities such as mobile, tablets, and computers.\nCampaign optimization by incorporating machine learning technologies to enhance the performance of ads over time.\nWith more refined targeting, increased cost efficiencies, and less time and labor required to purchase and launch a digital campaign, it\u2019s no wonder marketers are saying thank you to programmatic buying.",
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        "raw_content": "Living standards have risen and poverty has fallen considerably across Sub-Saharan Africa since the late 1990s. But are all groups sharing in the gains? In particular, what about Africa\u2019s many female-headed households, often thought to be poorer. Have they been left behind?\nNearly one in four households in Africa are headed by a woman. To be sure, this figure is not the same in all countries; those in Southern Africa have substantially higher rates while households in West African countries are least likely to be headed by a woman. What is true in all countries is that female headship has been increasing. The data show quite clearly that the probability that a woman aged 15 or older heads a household has been increasing over time in all sub-regions and at every age (see the figure).\nWhat explains this notable change in household structure? Using data from the last 25 years and covering 89% of Africa\u2019s population, my recent research with Annamaria Milazzo investigates this Africa-wide shift. Our results suggest that economic growth brings lower female headship, presumably in part due to a decline in work-related migration by men associated with a growing local economy. So what explains the seeming paradox that female headship is rising during a period of economic growth? A number of other factors are changing across Africa which are affecting this fundamental feature of household structure, including changes in demographic and population characteristics, social norms, and education levels. An extra year of schooling produces a three percentage point increase in the share of the population living in female-headed households (or FHHs for short). On average, a one-year rise in women\u2019s age at first marriage produces a 2.5 percentage point increase in the share of the population living in FHHs, an effect almost as strong as that of an extra year of schooling. Life expectancy\u2019s positive effect \u2013 equal to a 0.5 percentage point boost per extra year \u2013presumably reflects the natural survival advantage of women that is revealed with higher overall life expectancy. This, in turn, results in an increase in widow-headed households. Conflict and HIV also raise a country\u2019s share of population in female-headed households.\nWomen are increasingly likely to be heading households in Africa\nSource: Milazzo and van de Walle (2015)\n\u200bHow does this change in a key feature of household structure in Africa connect with poverty? We have seen that FHHs are increasing while poverty has been falling. The discourse about FHHs has generally been that these households are poorer compared to those headed by men. So then have FHHs been left behind by recent improvements in average household living standards? Maybe not. The women who head households in Africa are a diverse group. Some\u2014such as married women with a nonresident husband (these could be polygynous marriages or a husband who has migrated for work) or women who choose not to be married or remarried (because they are educated and have social and economic opportunities to enable that decision)\u2014can be expected to be relatively well-off. Others\u2014war or AIDS widows, separated or abandoned women, and single mothers who have not \u2018chosen\u2019 headship but simply have no options\u2014are frequently found to head disadvantaged households.\nSo then what has happened to the living standards of FHHs in the aggregate? Taking the set of countries where we have comparable survey pairs, which covers approximately 80% of Africa\u2019s current population, we find that poverty declined for both male and female-headed households. But in most countries, poverty fell faster for FHHs. This pattern holds when one allows for the diversity among FHHs. For example, it is true comparing households with widow and non-widowed heads, married heads with and without a male adult household member and the same for non-married heads. The finding that poverty is falling faster for FHHs is robust to adjusting our poverty measure for household size and economies of scale in consumption (FHHs are, on average, smaller). Looking at the different types of FHHs (widowed, nonresident husband, etc.), we find that they follow dissimilar paths across countries and time periods with no one type consistently experiencing faster poverty reduction than the others, yet with at least one type usually outpacing male-headed households. There is little discernible pattern across countries. One type of FHH does well in one country or time period while another category does best elsewhere.\nDecomposing the change in poverty shows that, rather than putting a break on poverty reduction, FHHs are contributing appreciably to the overall decline in poverty. This is impressive given that they are a minority (at 25% of all households).\nBut why has poverty fallen faster for FHHs? Perhaps poor FHHs face relatively high economic returns to the new opportunities unleashed by growth; or perhaps they have benefited disproportionately from the expansion of social protection in the region; or perhaps the group of people living in FHHs is fundamentally changing over time. Noting that we have limited data to study this topic, a first, superficial examination does not support any of these explanations. 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        "raw_content": "/ Mark Frauenfelder / 1:49 pm Mon Jul 26, 2010\nA visit to Spirited Away creator's museum in Japan\n(In July, I went on a family vacation to Japan. Here are my posts about the trip: Watermelons in the shape of cubes, hearts, and pyramids | What happened to the Burgie Beer UFO of Melrose Avenue?)\nA couple of days after we arrived in Tokyo, we visited the Ghibli Museum. It's in a suburb of Tokyo (we had to take a train and then a bus to get there) and was designed by the famous animator Hayao Miyazaki (Spirited Away, My Neighbor Totoro, Ponyo, Kiki's Delivery Service). The museums has exhibits about animation and Miyazaki's movies.\nThe museum isn't very large, but it's beautiful and packed with lots of interesting hands-on exhibits. Unfortunately, photography of the inside of the museum is not permitted. I did sneak one photo of a recreation of an animator's office:\nInterestingly, none of the stuff was nailed or glued down, and you could walk all around the exhibit. Some people were even picking up the props and handling them. I can't imagine a museum like this in the United States -- there would have been a glass wall to keep visitors from pilfering all the cool books, toys, props, and tools in the exhibits.\nMore photos and remarks after the jump.\nOur tour guide led our family and about 10 other English speakers through the museum. She was very nice and a big Miyazaki fan.\nShe explained the significance of the emblem on the gate, but I forget what it is.\nMy favorite part of the museum was a 3D zoetrope of the characters from My Neighbor Totoro. It consists of a bunch of painted clay figurines arranged on a turntable. Each figure is slightly different from the one next to is, and when the table is rotated and illuminated with a strobe light, the resulting animation is magical - the figurines come alive.\nYou can watch a few videos of the Ghibli zoetrope on YouTube, but they aren't very clear. This Toy Story Pixar zoetrope is identical to the Ghibli zoetrope (except for the characters), and is much clearer:\nThis was some kind of monument with runes cuneiform stamped into it. I assume it's from a Ghibli movie I haven't seen.\nThe exterior of the building. It's not apparent here, but parts of it had a Gaud\u00ed vibe.\nSorry for the glare, but here's a giant Totoro and some dust motes near the entrance to the building.\nNote the pump bottle of hand sterilizer in the photo below. I saw these all over Japan. They are concerned about the spread of bird flu. Jugs of hand sterilizer were much easier to find in Japan than public trash cans. Japan has launched a \"take your garbage home\" initiative, which means you are supposed to carry food wrappers and water bottles with you until you get home.",
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        "raw_content": "The Week\u2019s Most Popular Posts: June 23 \u2013 27, 2014\nWe\u2019ve made it to the weekend, so let\u2019s take a look back at the week that was in our most popular posts:\nfrom Guess a Book By Its Cover: A Quiz by Liberty Hardy\nIf you were lucky enough to spend your day surrounded by stacks and stacks (and stacks) of books, what would you pick up next? In this blog series, I\u2019ll talk with people deep in the book world and all its book-y secrets\u2014librarians, book editors, and booksellers\u2014to hear about their personal reading lists. Here, librarians from around the country reveal what\u2019s on their nightstands.\nfrom What Do Librarians Read? by Margret Aldrich\nSo perhaps critics who bemoan the death of the novel (as if it\u2019s a new moan) should pick a new patron saint. One who didn\u2019t write melodramatic stories designed to draw attention to the \u201ccommon\u201d poor instead of to ivory towers of the social or literary variety. One who didn\u2019t publish his work in titillating ways, designed to drive sales. One who wasn\u2019t just so damn good at what he did. Because what they mean when they say \u201cthe novel is dead\u201d is that the Very Serious Intellectual Novel That Not Very Many People Read is dead\u2026but those aren\u2019t the kind of novels Dickens ever really wrote.\nfrom Let\u2019s Stop Pretending Dickens Was The Platonic Ideal of Very Serious Literature by Amanda Nelson\nLH: So, my little snuggle bunny, today we\u2019re going to discuss the gaps in our reading education by naming a few books we\u2019ve always meant to read, but still haven\u2019t got to\u2026yet. Wanna start?\nRJS: Ohhhhh honey, settle in because we\u2019re going to be here for a while. My list is long and my road to hell is paved with so many good intentions. The books I find myself most often confessing to not having read are mostly classics, beginning with Hemingway\u2019s novels. I\u2019ve read a ton of the short stories (and mostly loved them), and I\u2019m reading A Moveable Feast right now, but I was (somehow) never assigned the novels in school, and I\u2019ve never been able to motivate myself to read them as an adult. Now you confess to something while I hang my head in readerly shame!\nfrom Mind the Gap: The Well-Readheads on a Few Books They Haven\u2019t Read by Liberty Hardy\n[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7dCB2U9lX48[/youtube]\nfrom First Full Trailer of MOCKINGJAY, Part 1\n#weeks most popular posts",
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        "raw_content": "Home Malta Diaries Trials and tribulations of moving to Malta\nBy: Talmaone\tPublished: 8 July 2010 13 comments\n\u2026from a Third World country\nWhere does the story start? Maybe the beginning should be the reason for wanting to leave one\u2019s country of residence for another. So that\u2019s as good a place to start as any.\nAs a British couple we have moved to and lived in four countries and are now contemplating our fifth. Why would we want to move from a beautiful, warm, fairly cheap, tropical country to a little island in the middle of the Med?\nLanguage can be a big barrier. Later in life (not really old old) learning a new language can be a challenge. Especially when the locals don\u2019t speak their own as one would expect. Dropping syllables, running words together. And my god, talk about \u201cmotor mouth\u201d! And not many speak or want to speak English. Ever felt like an autistic child in a classroom of normal kids? Well, that\u2019s what it\u2019s like. But we have a few words down pat, enough for the essentials. However, in the beginning, trying to get utilities and house stuff sorted out without a translator was a nightmare!\nThen there\u2019s the problem of having work done by the \u201ctradesmen\u201d. Many of them profess to do everything but turn out to be Jacks of all trades and masters of none. For example, having cabinets made for the kitchen. Beautiful solid wood. Gave the carpenter a scale drawing and all the required measurements, exactly where the cupboards are to go\u2026 That was a waste of time!\nA month later, some of the cabinets show up on the top of a taxi, with the carpenter and helper, in the cab. Supposed to be normal height from the counter to the ceiling. Two sets of doors and several shelves, the lower for everyday use, the top for storage. But no, the wall unit, a span of about five feet, came as one unit instead of three. Only one door where two should be, of about four feet in height and with two shelves. Being only five foot and a bit, I can only reach the bottom shelf on tiptoes and the rest on a stool!\n\u201cTake them back and fix them!\u201d \u2014 \u201cNo, can\u2019t do that! But we\u2019ll come back Tuesday next week with the rest.\u201d The problem is, which Tuesday? Next week, month or year? Three years later the wood is moving and warping. They don\u2019t kiln-dry it, and they leave it out in the rain and humidity until needed.\nThe climate is hot, wet and humid for eight to nine months of the year. The rest of the year is very hot, dry and windy.\nOK. So you learn to deal with the language, tradesmen, everything being ma\u00f1ana, meaning whenever they like, and the climate. You\u2019ve got the house all tickety-boo, a lovely big four-wheel drive off-roading truck, and want to start enjoying the life in the tropics. Oops, a taxi decides to drive into your lovely big truck. No problem, the taxi comes off worse. But cripes, no mobile phone, no speak Spanish, what to do?\nOh no, I\u2019m a gringo, a white face, a target (those taxis love us whiteys). What luck, a lady store owner speaks English. To cut a very long story short\u2026 police and insurance company are called and come. Taxi driver is not required to show his insurance (our attorney says they never are) but I am. When vehicles are fixed the insurance company write a document of completion, but leave a loophole for the driver to come back and sue at any time. Thank god for our wonderful attorney who speaks good English and got that taken out!\nNow what does one do for entertainment in a predominantly Spanish-speaking country? Some gringos like to meet and go to bars, restaurants etc., that\u2019s lovely but gets \u201cold hat\u201d after a few years. We do have some English-speaking movies with Spanish subtitles. TV is fed from the USA, mostly voice-over in Spanish, but a few channels in English, again with Spanish subtitles. No theatre or concerts to speak of (in our town, which is the second largest in the country). There is a gringos\u2019 group that, on occasions, put on plays. That\u2019s nice. No real heritage or cultural events, no real museums, art etc. Beaches on this coast are of volcanic, black sand and not always too clean. The closest is 20 minutes away, but you can\u2019t swim unless you are really strong. Several people have drowned there. The other one is over an hour\u2019s drive.\nDon\u2019t get me wrong, there are some of these things in the capital. But that\u2019s six or more hours\u2019 drive from here.\nShopping is a major frustration. It\u2019s there today, but try and find it next week or next month\u2026 disappeared off the face of the planet! Fruit and veggies are grown here but we end up with the rubbish; most things are rejects and poor quality. If you want good quality imported stuff, you pay through the nose! Shipping stuff in from the USA costs as much as, if not more than, the item itself!\nQuite often there are electrical outages and brown-outs. Mostly when it\u2019s stormy, which is often. Water can be turned off for a few days after the rainy season, as they can\u2019t keep up with \u201ccleaning\u201d it!\nSo all in all, time to move on!\nAuthor: Talmaone\nAs an avid reader, Talmaone (Dee) became fascinated with her mother's writings - fifty-plus short stories and four books - and set herself the challenge of transcribing and editing them for publication, and to blog about the process. Inspired by the number of talented authors she came into contact with, she subsequently decided to make her blog a place for readers, authors, writers and anyone interested to meet, share and discuss. http://bookread-mumswritings.blogspot.com/\nTags: Maltamoving\nThis entry was posted\ton Thursday 8 July 2010 at 09:33\tand is filed under Malta Diaries. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.\nMany thanks for your posting. I can relate to a lot of what you say. Life in a tropical Paradise? Yeah, right. That\u2019s why we are also escaping, albeit temporarily, to a little island in the middle of the Mediterranean next week.\nKeep in touch and we can compare notes!\nRachel 08-09-2010, 07:52\nWe are planning to move to Malta. Can anyone tell me if they have had furntiure/posessions shipped using 20ft or 40ft container about the following points:\n1. Rough Cost\n2. How long it took\n3. Customs at Malta e.g. problems\n4. Other info from your experience\nHi, Rachel, and welcome.\nThere\u2019s been quite a bit of discussion about shipping to Malta on our Malta forum \u2013 in fact, we\u2019ve got a whole board there dedicated to international transportation to and from Malta.\nHave a read there, and if your questions still aren\u2019t answered, then why not join and post your own question?\nIn fact, why not join anyway? There\u2019s a great community there, so you could end up having fun as well as getting the information you\u2019re after!\nkaren costin 12-09-2010, 09:01\ndoes anyone have any information on the issues with becoming a permanent resident in malta?\ni have a property in valletta and would like to know about the tax implications in malta\nMax Sharp 19-09-2010, 17:12\nAbout to rent long term in Xlendi, Gozo. Are there any music shops in Malta or will I need to bring out my guitar? I would like to hire an acoustic if possible. Many thanks.\nEmily 06-01-2011, 14:28\nCould any one tell me what it is like for children in Gozo? Is it a safe place for children to grow up? What is the education like there? Are their activities there for the children?\nYou\u2019ll find answers to many of your questions \u2013 asked and unasked! \u2013 on the Family issues board on our Malta forum. There are quite a few British expats on Gozo already, and in fact there have just been a few postings about life on Gozo from a toddler\u2019s perspective. \ud83d\ude42\nHope you find what you\u2019re looking for!\nRR 14-11-2011, 04:45\nThank you Talmaone, excellent writeup. I\u2019ve been wondering about moving there for retirement in the next five years. I\u2019m Canadian, living in the Toronto area and I\u2019d think I\u2019d be better off in Mexico only because it\u2019s on the same continent\u2013easier to get out in a hurry if I have to. \ud83d\ude42\nTalmaone 15-11-2011, 13:32\nHi RR,\nAre you an EU citizen? You may want to check out this blog http://www.an-american-in-malta.com/ It is very informative for those who do not have EU citizenship coming to Malta. Not sure about Mexico\u2026they have problems also.\nTalmaone,\nFirst of all I\u2019m Canadian (only) but I was a little confused by your writeup\u2013you didn\u2019t say where you were coming from in your Part 1 (or Part 2) and so I assumed you were leaving Malta. It wasn\u2019t until I read your Part 3 that I learned you were leaving Panama. So all the difficulties you mentioned initially (language, anti-gringos, humidity, etc.) I thought were about Malta \u2014 sorry.\nSo starting all over again, I\u2019m planning on a winter visit to Malta with the purpose of considering a permanent move there. I\u2019m a scuba diver, sun lover, winter hater, and a beach bum to boot! (I\u2019m single and free of any obligations and so am doing okay financially.) What do you think; is it a good place to move to?\nHi RRK,\nSorry about the confusion! Malta is a good place for scuba diving (so they tell me). You will probably find the winters here mild compared to Canada. However, there is no central heating and the limestone buildings tend to be cold and its damp. Although, there is usually plenty of sun in the winter and pretty warm in the summer. The beaches, are varied, a few small sandy ones but in the main rocky. Being a small island you are never far from the water.\nYou will have to get private medical insurance. I do not know prices, as we fall under the EU free medical. But I understand that it is not too expensive to visit a Doctor. Do check out http://www.an-american-in-malta.com/ There is a wealth of information for a Non-EU citizen coming and living in Malta.\nI am about to write my one year views of living in Malta. But in a few words\u2026\u2019we love it, warts and all\u2019!!\nMalta in Decline 24-03-2014, 17:46\nLike so many things in Malta, renting property is an absolute rip off (if you\u2019re an expat). I wish I had read these pages before moving to this place because I would advise anyone thinking of moving here not to bother.\nIn my experience, Maltese landlords and all of the major lettings agents are sharks. They are living in a parallel universe where they think it\u2019s perfectly acceptable to rent out utter dumps and charge well over the odds for the privilege.\nThe majority of properties are built from limestone and suffer chronic (really chronic) damp problems. You will spend a fortune on gas and electricity just to heat your flat in the winter. And if the property needs repairing, then apparently it\u2019s your own fault. They also take pride in openly charging non-Maltese a higher price for things such as electricity, broadband and food. Apparently this is just fine and perfectly acceptable.\nIn addition to experiencing their discriminatory and rude attitude towards non-Maltese, you\u2019ll also enjoy buying out-of-date food in their shops\nSo why do the Maltese think they are such a special case that can get away with this?\nWell reality is kicking in for Malta. It\u2019s not the only place where the sun shines. Look at places like St. Paul\u2019s Bay that are covered in dog mess with bars and shops closed up everywhere. Much of Malta looks like a ghost town \u2013 a country in terminal decline. No wonder they rely on handouts from the EU \u2013 this country is in trouble. 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        "raw_content": "Demi Lovato quits Disney TV show, talks of bulimia\nLOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Teen star Demi Lovato is leaving her Disney Channel hit show \u201cSonny With a Chance\u201d, saying that returning after treatment for bulimia and cutting herself would not be healthy for her recovery.\nCast member Demi Lovato poses at the premiere of \"Jonas Brothers: The 3D Concert Experience\" at El Capitan theatre in Hollywood, California February 24, 2009. REUTERS/Mario Anzuoni\nLovato, 18, who already has two hit albums, told People magazine she would focus on her music in the future.\n\u201cIt made sense for me to go ahead and leave the show to focus on my music,\u201d the actress told People on Tuesday. \u201cIt\u2019s kind of sad for me that a chapter of my life has ended but there couldn\u2019t be a better time for me to move on.\u201d\n\u201cI don\u2019t think going back to \u2018Sonny\u2019 would be healthy for my recovery. Being in front of a camera would make me nervous,\u201d she added.\nLovato played a Wisconsin teen in \u201cSonny With a Chance\u201d who lands a main role on her favorite TV show. The Disney Channel series debuted in 2009, and helped make Lovato one of the family friendly cable network\u2019s biggest international teen stars.\nBut she abruptly quit a concert tour with the Jonas Brothers last November and entered a three-month treatment program for emotional and physical issues.\nThe young star says in an television interview to be broadcast later this week that she developed an eating disorder at the age of eight that led to compulsive over-eating and bulimia, and then started cutting herself secretly at age 11.\n\u201cI was compulsively overeating when I was eight years old,\u201d she said. \u201cSo, I guess, for the past 10 years I\u2019ve had a really unhealthy relationship with food,\u201d Lovato told \u201cGood Morning America\u201d, according to excerpts released on Tuesday.\nLovato said she hid her cutting from her family.\n\u201cIt was a way of expressing my own shame, of myself, on my own body,\u201d she said of her self-mutilation from age 11.\nLovato said her efforts to keep her emotions under control reached a boiling point on the tour last year for the Disney Channel musical \u201cCamp Rock 2\u201d, and she struck out physically at one of her backup dancers.\n\u201cI was performing concerts on an empty stomach,\u201d she told \u201cGood Morning America\u201d. \u201cI was losing my voice from purging. I was self-medicating. I was not taking medication for depression, and I literally was so emotionally whacked out that I took it out on someone that meant a lot to me.\u201d\nThe TV interview is to be broadcast on Friday.\nDisney Channel said in a statement that it supported Lovato.\n\u201cWe respect Demi\u2019s decision to focus full-time on her music and not immediately return to her acting career. She is a talented young woman and our hearts are with her as she continues to take action to improve her health and bounce back from adversity,\u201d it said.\nDisney Channel revamped \u201cSonny with a Chance\u201d in Lovato\u2019s absence last year to focus on other members of the cast. It will start airing new episodes under the \u201cSo Random\u201d title in June.",
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        "raw_content": "USU Soil Judging Students Claim Regional Title\nMiles Coker, Emma Thompson and Jamie Lowham brought home the team trophy from the regional soil judging competition. They were top in overall team ranking, group competition, and Thompson won the individual contest.\nStudents from Utah State University swept the regional soil judging competition recently hosted by Oregon State University. The region ranges from Oregon to Colorado, all areas with very different kinds of soils.\n\u201cThe 5130 Soils Morphology class is like this competition,\u201d said Miles Coker, a USU senior from Colorado in the Department of Plants, Soils and Climate (PSC). \u201cIt\u2019s the definition of how you find out where the soil is from. It\u2019s like putting together a puzzle. There\u2019s a lot of interpretation and a lot of rules.\u201d\nOnce the soil judging competition begins, students have one hour to classify a soil that they have never seen before by observing how water moves on the soil and identifying variations in colors and textures\u2014but the work doesn\u2019t stop there. Jamie Lowham, a USU senior from Wyoming, said application is why soil scientists classify soils in the first place.\n\u201cMost competitions you\u2019ll figure out if the soil is suitable for a basement or a landfill,\u201d Lowham said. \u201cWith this competition, we figured out the likelihood of having a landslide or a fire that could burn plants growing in the soil.\u201d\nThe soil from Oregon was different from anything the USU students had seen before according to Emma Thompson, a USU senior from Wisconsin studying land, plant and climate systems.\n\u201cWhat\u2019s unique about the Oregon soils is that they\u2019re all volcanic soils,\u201d Thompson said. \u201cThey\u2019re called andosols. We don\u2019t have those here in Utah. There is a whole different set of rules for classifying them, but since we don\u2019t see them in the morphology class, we just mention them, you don\u2019t really get to know the rules of how they behave.\u201d\nThompson\u2019s previous success in national and international competition prepared her for situations like this one. She was part of a U.S. soils judging team that took first place in competition in Brazil earlier this year. Now Thompson has a process that has worked every time.\n\u201cIt involves going through the books, going through the handbooks, going through the keys to soil taxonomy to find out all the possible combinations, then figuring out what those combinations look like in real life,\u201d Thompson said.\nClassifying a new soil requires scientists to learn the processes that apply in that specific area. Thompson said she takes the concepts learned at USU and applies them to a soil she has never seen before.\nUSU took first place in the overall team rankings, first place in the group competition, and Thompson took first place in the individual competition. The USU soil judging students are preparing to participate in the national competition at the end of spring semester 2019 in San Luis Obispo, California.\nWriter: Bronson Teichert\nContact: John Lawley",
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        "raw_content": "A Study of the Shape of Low Amplitude Shock Waves in a Shock Tube\nMarkel, Kenneth Earl\nA simple form of the shock tube consists of two pieces of tubing separated by a thin air-tight diaphragm. After a pressure difference is created across the diaphragm, it is ruptured. The resulting rush of air from the high pressure side (compression section) into the low-pressure side (expansion section) forms a one-dimensional shock wave. Simple acoustic theory predicts that the shock wave will be twice the length of the compression section, half the pressure difference in amplitude, and propagate unattenuated in the tube. However, a theory of shock waves based on dynamic relationships independently developed by Rankine and Hugoniot predicts that the front of the pulse will travel with supersonic speed into the undisturbed gas, while the tail of the pulse will travel with the small signal sound speed of the medium. As a result, the wave becomes distorted as it propagates. To investigate some of the phenomena described by these theories, a simple shock tube was constructed with which the speed of the shock front, and the shape of the shock wave, could be recorded for the same pulse. Basically, the Rankine-Hugoniot based theory was confirmed the shape of the shock wave did distort as it propagated. It was also found that the initial pulse length was dependent upon the pressure difference established across the diaphragm before it ruptured, and that the pulse strength did attenuate as it propagated.\nSpeed Determinations of Low Amplitude Shock Waves in a Shock Tube \ufeff\nBolin, Bruce Campbell (1968)\nThe purpose of this study was to create shock waves with amplitudes of about 5 psi and to measure both shock speed and pressure profile in an air-filled tube. Rankine - Hugoniot theory predicts that a shock wave travels ...\nComputer Simulation of Weak Shock Propagation in a Shock-Tube \ufeff\nTimm, Gerald L. (1974)\nThe purpose of this research was to become familiar with the iterative method and to apply this technique to further the understanding of the previous shock-tube experiments. It was anticipated that the previous results ...\nGlobal Oil Shocks: A Brief History and Their Effect on Output, Inflation, and Unemplyment in America \ufeff\nHeitchue, John (2012)\nThe relationship between oil price fluctuations and American macroeconomic performance has been studied extraneously since the creation of OPEC in 1960. This paper first provides an extensive background on the history of ...",
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        "raw_content": "Leviticus 6, Proverbs 21, Psalm 93\nToday\u2019s readings are Leviticus 6, Proverbs 21, and Psalm 93.\nThis devotional is about Psalm 93.\nWhy should God\u2019s word be trusted? Why do build our faith and our lives on ancient documents, especially since we have a much better understanding of the world and of human psychology than the ancient men who wrote these books?\nThe answer, simply, is that it is God\u2019s word. Because it is God\u2019s word, then we DON\u2019T have a better understanding of anything than the ultimate writer of scripture, God himself, did or does. In this brief song, the Psalmist begins by describing God\u2019s glory (v. 1), his eternality (v. 2), his power being greater than the seas (vv. 3-4). All these were mentioned to lead up to verse 5a: \u201cYour statutes, Lord, stand firm....\u201d The point, then, is if God is more majestic than anything we\u2019ve ever seen, existing from all eternity, and mightier than anything we\u2019ll ever experience in his creation, shouldn\u2019t we depend on his word? Doesn\u2019t everything we experience in creation call us to trust the word of our Creator? Haven\u2019t we seen enough to know that obedience to his word will bring stability to our lives?\nLet this song fill you with hope and strength and courage for whatever you\u2019re facing today. If you live according to God\u2019s word, your life is grounded on a firm foundation.\nTagged: psalms, psalm-93, Gods-word\nNewer PostLeviticus 7, Proverbs 22, Psalm 94\nOlder PostLeviticus 5, Proverbs 20, Psalm 92",
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        "raw_content": "Sure, most teenagers with buckteeth or protruding front teeth will not really have an easy time during high school \u2013 but there are actually a lot of health reasons for having straight teeth. To find out why keep on reading for some facts from the team at City Smiles!\nMeanwhile, it is definitely fortunate for kids, teenagers and even adults these days that braces and corrective metal appliances for the mouth are less conspicuous. Instead of having metal-filled smile, you can go for less visible teeth-colored brackets which you will not be ashamed to wear at all. There are also braces which can be worn at the back of the teeth to align it better, and to improve one\u2019s smile. Dr. Gustavo Salas has many years of experience working with patients to select the right orthodontics treatment near Fulshear, TX and give them the beautiful smile that they\u2019ve always wanted.There is a wide variety of orthodontic treatments to choose from to give patient a healthy, straight smile.\nWhat are the Health Benefits of Straight Teeth?\nNow, what are the health-related benefits of having straight teeth? Take a look at the following list from Dr. Gustavo Salas:\nStraight teeth are naturally self-cleaning.\nWhen you see an ad for toothpaste or a toothbrush, you will see how people brushing their teeth have perfectly straight, white biters. There\u2019s definitely more to having straight teeth than cosmetic reasons \u2013 the most important of which is that they\u2019re naturally self-cleaning. When the teeth are misaligned or crooked, it is more difficult to get through the hard-to-reach parts while brushing.\nStraight teeth support healthy gums.\nWhen you have straight teeth, they also are capable of supporting healthy gums. Those who would like to have their smile straightened out or improved will benefit more because straight teeth lead to better gum health. Not only that, but they also have less stress on the jaw.\nWhen you have straight teeth, discomfort is lessened, and your chewing, biting and speaking functionalities are improved.\nThose who are blessed with naturally straight, white teeth may not know this \u2013 but discomfort may actually result from having crooked teeth. When the teeth are too close together or too crowded, it becomes difficult to floss and the bite is improper. This leads to other oral health problems like wearing down the teeth, discomfort or outright pain, and tooth decay. Even your chewing, biting and speaking functionalities are improved when you have straight teeth.\nOther health benefits of having straight teeth.\nAccording to medical experts, there\u2019s growing evidence that poor oral health leads to a wide variety of health conditions. This includes diabetes, stroke, heart disease and complications to a woman\u2019s pregnancy. This is not surprising at all because the teeth actually provide a direct path for infection when not taken care of, which may enter the bone marrow and bloodstream.\nAs you can see, there are numerous health reasons why it pays to have straight teeth. More than just the aesthetics, you will be doing your overall health a huge favor if you will have misaligned teeth corrected through braces. Even adults who did not have the option to wear braces when they were young can still improve their smile today. If you\u2019re interested in beginning treatment or have any questions, call City Smiles near Fulshear, TX today at 281-589-6100.",
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        "raw_content": "Gas flaring grows as oil industry saves money\nGas flare at an oil well site in Mountrail County, North Dakota in the US.\nImage: Wes Peck via Flickr\nWaste natural gas flaring at oil sites around the world is on the up, cutting the industry\u2019s costs but damaging the climate.\nLONDON, 29 December, 2016 \u2013 Gas flaring figures are an indictment of the global oil and gas industry. In 2015, 147 billion cubic metres (bcm) of natural gas was flared at oil production sites around the world \u2013 up from 145bcm in 2014 and 141bcm in 2013.\nThat\u2019s a waste of energy on a massive scale: according to the World Bank, if the gas flared was used for power generation it would be more than enough to provide the current annual electricity consumption of the whole of Africa.\nOil producers often prefer to burn off gas associated with oil extraction activities rather than invest capital in pipes and pumping stations to transport the gas to consumers.\nGas flaring is also a significant factor driving global warming. More than 16,000 gas flares at oil production sites around the world result in about 350 million tons of climate-changing CO2 being emitted into the atmosphere every year. The flares from numerous shale oil wells in the US can be seen from space.\nThe World Bank says flaring in northern areas of the globe is also a major source of black carbon or soot which when deposited on Arctic ice, accelerates melting.\nThe latest data on flaring has been released by the Global Gas Flaring Reduction Partnership, a Bank-led organisation made up of governments, oil companies and various international bodies.\n\u201cThe oil and gas industry has to step up and acknowledge that it\u2019s time to change the way they do business,\u201d a Bank official told Climate News Network.\nAccording to the figures \u2013 gathered by the Bank and the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) from advanced satellite sensors \u2013 Russia is the largest gas flaring country, burning about 21 bcm annually, followed by Iraq (16bcm), Iran (12bcm), the US (12bcm) and Venezuela (9bcm).\n\u201cThe oil and gas industry has to step up\nand acknowledge that it\u2019s time to\nchange the way they do business\u201d\nIn the run-up to the Paris conference on climate change in late 2015, a number of governments and oil and gas production companies agreed to an initiative designed to eliminate gas flaring by 2030.\nExxonMobil \u2013 the world\u2019s biggest fossil fuel company \u2013 along with Chevron, another US-based giant of the industry, have so far not agreed to join the initiative.\nDonald Trump, the US president-elect, who in the past has referred to climate change as a \u201choax\u201d, recently announced that Rex Tillerson, Exxon\u2019s CEO, would be his candidate for Secretary of State.\nIncreases in gas flaring\nRiccardo Puliti, the World Bank\u2019s senior director for energy and extractive industries, says that while the recent increase in flaring is disappointing, more governments and companies are committed to reducing or stopping flaring altogether.\nBetween 2005 and 2011 flaring worldwide dropped by 20%. The Bank says Nigeria \u2013 once of the largest flaring countries \u2013 has reduced its burn-off of gas by 18% since 2013.\nFor many years Shell and other big oil companies have been accused of causing serious pollution through their oil extraction and flaring activities in Nigeria.\nThe price of natural gas has been falling in recent years thanks to new finds and the rise of the US oil and shale gas industry. A decline in global economic activity has been another factor driving down oil and gas prices. \u2013 Climate News Network\nCarbon Dioxide, climate change, fossil fuels, Warming\n\u00ab Jackal adopts warmer Bohemian lifestyle Paris warming limit will increase fish catches \u00bb",
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Only a revolutionary change in patterns of development could prevent this outcome.\nThey say that this means exchanging the present model \u2212 which tries to reconcile conservation with more agriculture and more hydroelectric dams \u2212 for a radically different one.\nWhen the technologies emerging from the 4th Industrial Revolution are applied to the active ingredients of the Amazon\u2019s biodiversity, natural processes, molecules, materials and forest ecosystems, the result could be the creation of innovative products and services of high added worth.\n\u201cBy 2050, half of the Amazon rainforest could be transformed into degraded savannas or seasonable forests, drier and poorer in biodiversity and biomass\u201d\nNobre says: \u201cWe must unite forces in a wide coalition of the public and the private in Brazil and other Amazon countries, creating the best research and development centres, universities, start-ups, visionary companies and governments, with the participation of the peoples of the forest and the region. This is the future.\u201d\nAn important and often overlooked factor in the new equation is the centuries of knowledge acquired by the indigenous peoples and traditional communities who live in the Amazon. This must be respected and valued.\nThe scientists gave some examples of plants they say could be developed commercially. 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(CNS/Paul Haring)\nPope Francis told thousands of journalists March 16 that he took to heart the words of his friend and chose to be called after St. Francis of Assisi, \u201cthe man of poverty, the man of peace, the man who loves and protects creation,\u201d the same created world \u201cwith which we don\u2019t have such a good relationship.\u201d\n\u201cHow I would like a church that is poor and that is for the poor,\u201d he told the more than 5,000 media representatives who came from around the world for the conclave and his election.\nPope Francis also said some had suggested jokingly that he, a Jesuit, should have taken the name Clement XV \u201cto get even with Clement XIV who suppressed the Society of Jesus\u201d in the 1700s.\nThe pope told the media, \u201cYou\u2019ve really been working, haven\u2019t you.\u201d\nWhile the church includes a large institution with centuries of history, he said, \u201cthe church does not have a political nature, but a spiritual one.\u201d\nPope Francis told reporters it was the Holy Spirit who led Pope Benedict XVI to resign and it is Christ, not the pope, who leads the church.\nThe pope acknowledged how difficult it is for many media to cover the church as a spiritual, rather than a political institution, and he offered special thanks \u201cto those who were able to observe and recount these events in the story of the church from the most correct perspective in which they must be read, that of faith.\u201d\nThe church, he said, \u201cis the people of God, the holy people of God because it is journeying toward an encounter with Jesus Christ.\u201d\nNo one can understand the church without understanding its spiritual purpose, he said. \u201cChrist is the pastor of the church, but his presence passes through the freedom of human beings. Among them, one is chosen to serve as his vicar on earth. But Christ is the center, the focal point.\u201d\nThanking the reporters again for all their hard work, Pope Francis also asked them to continue trying \u201cto discover the true nature of the church and its journey through the world, with its virtues as well as its sins.\u201d\nCommunications, he said, requires study, preparation and a special attention \u201cto truth, goodness and beauty,\u201d which is something the church has in common with journalism.\nHe ended his talk by telling reporters he hoped they would grow in their knowledge of \u201cthe Gospel of Jesus Christ and the reality of the church. I entrust you to the protection of the Blessed Virgin Mary, star of the new evangelization.\u201d\nAfter personally greeting dozens of journalists and representatives of the Vatican press office, the Pontifical Council for Social Communications, the Vatican newspaper and Vatican Radio, the pope came back to the microphone.\n\u201cI know that many of you are not Catholic or are not believers, so I impart my heartfelt blessing to each of you silently, respecting your consciences, but knowing that each of you is a child of God. May God bless you,\u201d he said.\n23 Responses to Pope Francis explains his choice of name\nI\u2019m glad he told the jounalists that the church is not a politcal entity. This man speaks clearly without long words and phrases and I believe he will be able to communicate with the whole world much better than any of his predessors or any of the theologians who speak above the abilities of the common man. He has truly been sent by the Holy Spirit.\nPLEASE GOD ENLIGHTEN YOUR \u201cSHEEP\u201d\nHe truly is a breath of fresh air. The previous popes have been good, holy men, but Pope Francis seems to the courage to be straightforward while being compassionate at the same time. Thank you, Holy Spirit, for sending us such a leader, so needed at this time in our history!\nJim Klink says:\nNot a political entity?!? You have got to be kidding me. Politics elected him. It\u2019s because he\u2019s from Argentina, the largest Christian nation, and has an Italian background that he\u2019s Pope now.\nHe\u2019s about as non-political as our politicians.\nThere are always considerations of one kind or another when choosing the pope. There has to be, in order to choose the man who will best address the current needs of the Church. That doesn\u2019t make them political.\nSister MM says:\nIt is truly amazing that we have had the popes we have needed for the times. Pope John Paul II was elected at a time when we needed to energize the youth. Pope Benedict was elected at a time when we needed liturgical reform, ecumenism, and theological clarity. Pope Francis has been elected at a time when we need humility, simplicity, and dignity for the poor. St. Francis appeals to people of all faiths, and I believe this pope will be able to do the same. He is already softening the media by thanking them for thier hard work instead of chastizing them for hypothesizing on \u201cwhat the Church needs.\u201d\nThank you Holy Spirit for sending your faithful servant Pope Francis as a sign of Christ in the midst of a much confused and dark world at this time in history. I believe we can expect great things to happen at this time within the church. Holy Spirit that people over t over the world may be transformed at this time. protect protect our Pope!\nWell said, Sr. MM!\nGod bless u we are blest for having u as our pope\nkate bloom says:\nI absolutely believe that Pope Francis has been sent to us by God. God knows best what we need. I am so grateful God sent him to us! I can actually \u201csee\u201d a lit of the qualities of St. Francis of Assisi in him\u2026..humility and devotion to God. Thank you God for sending him to us!\nMrs Joe says:\nSo refreshing that the leader of this \u201cpolitical entity\u201d isn\u2019t a narcissist.\nAnil Thomas says:\nPoor people also means spiritually poor. He may meant that way too. His selection as pope made laymen to feel clearly on God Almighty\u2019s hands and wish, rather than lobbying and voting for someone particular.\nTeresita M. Tapales says:\nI thank the Holy Spirit for giving the Cardinals, the grace of wisdom. Pope Francis is a gift from God to lead His people. He deserves\nto sit on Peter\u2019s throne and to head God\u2019s Universal Ministry, the Catholic.\nMarcani Gamuchirai says:\nThank you Lord for giving us such a wonderful man of God.I really admire him for his humility,love for the disadvantaged people in society,especially the orphans,washing the feet of those who are HIV positive.Thank you Lord for a good shepherd.God bless you Pope Francis\nKalala says:\nWe were praying for a Pope that God wants to lead his Church..n we were given one, weren\u2019t we?? God bless Pope Francis..\nYes, God wills it and in His time. . .Praise be the Lord, God Almighty. . .\nML Meyer says:\nTo Jim Klink. To lump Pope Francis in with our politicians who are for the most part Godless and corrupt is blasphemous. You should be ashamed of yourself.\nThere are always lurkers on these sites who hate the Church for one reason or another. Usually best ignored, because they\u2019re only looking for attention.\nMonica: The \u201clurkers\u201d I find are children of God, just like us, that are searching. We are at all different levels of faith and sometimes we all start at zero faith and become the most ardenant defenders of faith once we embrace our true selve in God. Most times this comes from the help of others through Christ. Don\u2019t get offended, just embrace.\nOh, I know, TanMan. Everyone\u2019s journey is different. It IS a little hard, though, to endure the ones who have to be offensive while they disbelieve. Some are worse than others, and some aren\u2019t trying to understand or to learn, they just want to attack or tear down.\nMr. Klink: Those who believe that \u201c\u2026He\u2019s about as non-political as our politicians.\u201d will only see the political decision process used by democratic governments. Those of catholic faith believe our Church leaders to include the Mass, prayed for Holy guidance to receive our blessed Pope Francis. I\u2019m not speaking for all catholics, but at least this catholic believes that. Anyhow, my point being is, delve deeper into the history of the catholic papacy and I think you will find that there is something more than just politics.\nMonica: This life is nothing but endurance. If you know about the Saints, some of them weren\u2019t very nice people before they came to the trinity. Just know we all can become Saints one day. But it is a walk of endurance. Turn condemnation to love. Thats all that matters. Love. Good Day.\nTanMan- \u201cdelve deeper into the history of the catholic papacy and I think you will find that there is something more than just politics\u201d\u2026Did you ever delve into the papacy in the Middle Ages and Renaissance? It\u2019s nothing BUT political \u2013 ever hear of the Borgia pope? How about the Avignon papacy and when there were THREE popes because different factions were fighting with one another? Pope Julius II strapping on his armor to lead his army? What about the guy who bought off his rival so that he resigned, and then had to resign himself because he was convicted of simony? These are historical facts and it doesn\u2019t make us better Catholics or a better church to make believe that these things didn\u2019t happen. Things are better now than then but delving deeper can show you just how political it can get.\nKW: You said it, \u201cThings are better now.\u201d The turbulent consequences of the Middle Ages and Renaissance brought us to a peaceful, richer state and the Church survived. It will always survive because it can\u2019t be torn down. Your talking about a 2000 year history. If I just focus on the turbulent aspects of history and dismiss the fulness of Spiritual growth that those turbulent times provided the church and the Mass, I would have to dismiss the fact that God had a hand in building the wonderful faith we have as a Universal church. As with self, the pains that I endured in life, grow my faith and guide me closer to the original design that God has created me for and for me. I believe this to be the same for the Church. I am under the influence that blessings and growth always follow pain and agony, when under the will of God. To say that man can have a willful influence, through politics, over the state of the Church dismisses the whole premise that God is control of what he created and what he owns. I\u2019m sorry, I can\u2019t place it in a more carnal perspective, like politics, I just don\u2019t have those eyes anymore. If you have time, look into and question the apostolic succession. Its interesting. God Bless.",
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        "raw_content": "I\u2019ll be quite frank here \u2013 For years I ran the Corporate Innovation Blog within my role at Imaginatik \u2013 but found it hard to keep up for several reasons:\nFor one it was supposed to be a company viewpoint from Imaginatik and I rather fancied being able to express my own, unadulterated and unedited opinions \u2013 and not just on other people\u2019s articles. Secondly, A lot of these opinions that i wanted to express were on pretty diverse topics, and although primarily around innovation, I think some of my best stuff is on other topics. And thirdly and finally \u2013 I just found it hard to keep it up to date as I had to keep using Blogger.com which required me to be online for long periods of time.\nWell, I\u2019m now the proud owner of a new Macbook Air which, with iWeb installed should, theoretically, make it much easier to maintain a blog as I can do most of my postings offline seemingly easily \u2013 although as this is still my first posting, it\u2019s hard to see more than just the nice simple interface Apple\u2019s giving me! As for the first and second issues, well this site is for me \u2013 not Imaginatik \u2013 allowing me to express myself on personal ideas and opinions \u2013 so here\u2019s hoping you enjoy\u2026\nEmbracing Democratic Innovation \u00bb",
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        "raw_content": "Category: Symposium (The Master Switch)\n\u00b7 by Katherine Strandburg\nThe Master Switch Symposium: Open and Closed, Unformalized and Formalized\nTim Wu\u2019s The Master Switch compiles a series of fascinating stories about the history and development of the information industries. The book is interesting, fun to read, and provides a provocative framework for interpreting that history in light of what Wu calls \u201cThe Cycle\u201d from open to closed as a cautionary tale for current policy debates. In this post I will try to poke a bit at that framework to raise some issues that I think could use more detailed analysis in the future work that will undoubtedly build on this important contribution.\n1. Open v. closed.\nThe Master Switch frames the history of the information industries as a Cycle between paradigms labeled \u201copen\u201d and \u201cclosed.\u201d It seems to me that this analytic structure may obscure some important diversity of degrees and kinds of \u201copenness\u201d and \u201cclosedness.\u201d Among important types of openness are open access (anyone can use the technology), open dissemination (anyone can sell or otherwise disseminate the technology), open \u201cconnection\u201d (anyone can interface with the technology to make complementary goods), and open follow-on (information is revealed to permit anyone to build upon the technology).\nEven this catalog is quite over-simplified since openness of any of these types is often more accessible to some (those with money? those with absorptive capacity?) than to others. For example, where one sees knowledge sharing among technological innovators, the sharing often confined within a particular community. Historical studies (see, for example, Allen\u2019s and Meyer\u2019s fascinating studies of collective invention and von Hippel\u2019s studies of innovative communities) and theoretical modeling (see, for example, Bessen\u2019s terrific recent paper) suggest that there is often something else going on \u2013 perhaps a repeat player dynamic of reciprocal openness or an insurgency in which innovators of a new technology make common cause against the market dominance of an old technology.\n\u201cOpen\u201d and \u201cclosed\u201d are thus complex concepts that perhaps could use some further unpacking than is reflected in the Cycle framework. These different kinds of openness need not coexist and may sometimes (perhaps often?) be in tension with one another. Different types of openness may well have different social consequences, potentially creating different winners and losers and different varieties of the \u201chuman flourishing\u201d that Paul Ohm correctly emphasizes in his Symposium post.\nGoogle, for example, is held up as a paradigm of openness in The Master Switch, yet in many very important ways Google is anything but open. Google\u2019s search technology is open primarily in the sense of access by searchers and \u201cconnection\u201d by those who are the subjects of search. It is quite closed in the senses of both dissemination and follow-on innovation. Google\u2019s algorithms are patented and protected by trade secrecy and its databases of information about users and their searches (which are crowd-sourced entirely from users themselves) are also protected by secrecy. To call Google open is, for better or worse, implicitly to privilege certain kinds of openness. It may be important to surface these distinctions.\nAs a general matter \u2013 and not just in the information arena \u2013 companies prefer their inputs to be open and their outputs to be closed. This creates the competition between layers that Tim seeks to preserve with his Separation Principle. Sensitivity to the distinctions between types of openness seems necessary in order to implement that principle. I suspect that the question of what should constitute a separate \u201clayer\u201d is likely to be a moving target. Divisions between providers of \u201cpipes,\u201d content, and communication services are likely to blur conceptually and not just as a matter of corporate consolidation. Moreover, one of the ways in which the Internet really is \u201cdifferent,\u201d in my view, is the extent to which it is becoming not only an essential communication platform, but fully intertwined with and indistinguishable from offline social and commercial life. Describing the Internet as providing communication services and content is increasingly unsatisfying \u2014 one has only to think of a social media site like Facebook to see this point. Who will decide what is a layer and how will layers subject to a Separation Principle be defined when life in the intertwined online/offline world is so fluidly evolving? In this respect, I am intrigued by Tim\u2019s emphasis on social norms as a source of information about where the Separation Principle should apply since it seems that distinctions between different layers may be a difficult moving target for regulators.\n2. Formalized v. Unformalized.\nI benefited greatly this week from the serendipity of having Jim Bessen as the guest speaker at NYU\u2019s Innovation Policy Colloquium. Jim\u2019s paper, \u201cCommunicating Technical Knowledge,\u201d our discussions, and the background reading we assigned to the students in preparation helped me begin to \u201cformalize\u201d in my mind a second reaction to The Master Switch and its open/closed paradigm (and a similar reaction to Jonathan Zittrain\u2019s terrific The Future of the Internet and How to Stop It). Jim\u2019s recent work emphasizes the fact that communication is costly not primarily because of the cost of transmitting information, but because of the cost of formalizing knowledge so that it is accessible to particular learners. The distinction between formalized and unformalized knowledge is important in thinking about the openness of technology because formalization (sometimes called codification) and openness, while conceptually distinct, are often linked as a practical matter. Thus, unformalized knowledge is, for a variety of reasons, frequently shared openly within particular communities whose members have the training, experience, and background knowledge (\u201cabsorptive capacity\u201d) to make use of it. At the same it may be inaccessible to outsiders. Sometimes unformalized knowledge is confined within a particular community intentionally as a way to keep an exclusive hold on it (think medieval guilds, perhaps), while other times it stays within a particular community because it is expensive to formalize it and/or expensive to develop the absorptive capacity to use it (think surgical techniques, perhaps). The extent to which knowledge is socially useful depends heavily on both its availability and its degree of formalization (which is related to the amount of absorptive capacity necessary to employ it). The use of the word \u201copen\u201d can sometimes obscure this distinction. Hence, for example, while open source software code is openly available to those who want to build upon it in accordance with the applicable license, its degree of formalization is such that only a limited group of people have the absorptive capacity to do so. Moreover, formalization, like openness, takes a variety of forms, which determine its usefulness to distinct groups of potential users. The formalization of writing down the source code makes software useful to those who want to build upon or modify it, while the formalization of embedding it in an artifact or a \u201cuser-friendly\u201d device makes it useful to those who want to use it to do something else. These types of formalization are distinct and result in distinct types of openness. A device that is optimal for tinkerers may not be amenable to widespread use. This matters, of course, because technological devices are tools, which can often be used to create great social value when they are widely used. The codification of knowledge into artifacts, in particular, is critical to openness as access and dissemination.\nOpenness is not a monolithic trait of technology. Technologies can be open for some purposes and closed for others, open to some users and inaccessible to others. The formalization of knowledge in particular ways can open it to some uses and users and close it to others. These distinctions should be foregrounded in our thinking about how to pursue socially productive information policy.\nGeneral Law / Symposium (The Master Switch)\n\u00b7 by Jonathan Zittrain\nA few Qs on the Master Switch\nThe Master Switch is a great read \u2014 thanks, Tim, for unearthing and synthesizing such an astounding amount of history.\nI thought I\u2019d share some of the questions that came up as I read it \u2014\nPatents: At different places Tim underscores how crucial a role they play in the development of an industry. At times the story is one where patents helped competition, as when they allow the little guy to avoid being crushed by the prevailing behemoth. Bell can hold off the Western Union thanks to patents. But at other times they\u2019re clearly subject to abuse, such as with the movie trust. What, in short, would you recommend changing about current patent policy, if anything? Is misuse doctrine enough to carve away the bad uses while leaving the salutary ones? Why not be supportive of at least some business method patents, in circumstances where they could help the little guy too?\nPeering: Given the worries expressed in the book about consolidation, I\u2019m so curious to know what Tim and others think about the current state of play in Internet peering. To what extent should peering agreements be, as they largely are today, confidential? How much should gov\u2019t intervene in peering disputes, such as the famed recent blowout between Level3 and Comcast over Netflix traffic \u2014 which apparently accounts for a stunning 40% \u2014 40%! \u2014 of U.S. bandwidth usage?\nDo we have a neutral net today?: The dark matter of the Internet makes no appearance in the book: Akamai. At one point Tim brings up the spectre of a broadband provider offering a fast lane to faraway content providers for an extra fee \u2014 and suggests how awful that would be. But then what of Akamai, which offers exactly that kind of fast lane? It is saving the Net by offering a quality-of-service set of efficiencies to speed video on its way through clever co-location \u2014 indeed, that\u2019s how Netflix got to people before the Level3 imbroglio \u2014 or is it exactly the model that makes it harder for new entrants, at least new bandwidth-intensive entrants, to compete?\nThe net neutrality tripwire: The book points out the power of corporate norms \u2014 if today\u2019s barons are looking to build empires, they\u2019re certainly not advertising it the way their predecessors did. The few examples of actual net neutrality violations are pretty thin, and as the book points out, quickly disavowed as the actions of rogue employees, or accidents, when uncovered. Should systematic net neutrality violations take place, wouldn\u2019t that result in a rather quick sea change in favor of net neutrality?\nSearch neutrality: Frank Pasquale hasn\u2019t put it to Tim in this symposium, so I will! At the end of the day Google comes out pretty well in your estimation, though it\u2019s on probation as any private behemoth would be in your eyes. But you do accord it the privilege of, among everyone, currently holding the closest thing to the Master Switch. So: should there be some kind of mandated search neutrality? Or do you think, despite what you describe as Google\u2019s monopoly position, that market forces will discipline any movement to unduly shade organic search results? Would you apply separation principles to the various Google ventures? (You seem to dismiss everything but search as a sideshow, but I\u2019m not so sure \u2014 I take Google seriously that it aims to organize all the world\u2019s information, and personal data, which can be gathered through many of those ancillary projects from Orkut to Reader \u2014 is information.)\nOne wire or many: In the book\u2019s history Tim seems to rue consolidation of the phone network to one wire. More generally, he looks with awe but ultimately disfavor on the anti-Adam Smith segment of corporatist philosophy that says that competition is messy and wasteful. But what, then, would be the best regime for broadband? What\u2019s the ideal? Is it gov\u2019t-provided fiber, full stop, like interstate highways? Private fiber, even a single wire, but with open access requirements? No open access but net neutrality? Or lots of wires?\nAdvertising: The book devotes some interesting space to the role of advertising in radio, and how advertising pushed American radio one way while the BBC went another. Should the gov\u2019t have any dog in the fight as browser makers come, in the name of privacy, to develop what could be powerful ad blocking software, leading some to say that the foundations of the current free Web are threatened? Or are do-not-track systems a form of consumer empowerment to be cheered?\nApple + AT&T = ?: Since the book went to press we\u2019ve seen Apple announce Verizon as an alternative iPhone carrier. How much does this impact the sense of Apple and AT&T as, in essence, an attempted merger?\nOther consolidation: Another kind of consolidation, taking place quite naturally, is the sheltering of formerly self-hosted Web sites under bunkerized umbrellas. If I\u2019m going to run a Web server today as a small- or medium-sized venture I\u2019m less likely than ever to try to host it in my basement, and instead will look to Amazon hosting or somesuch \u2014 in part because of the prevalence of denial of service attacks and other unpredictabilities. It\u2019s hard to blame Amazon for taking the business that comes its way \u2014 or for exercising its choices about how to implement its terms of service. Or does the logic of the book say that there should be hosting neutrality, too, a form of common carriage?\nSo, questions rather than claims from me. Thanks again for a pathbreaking book \u2014 and a thought-provoking symposium. \u2026JZ\nSymposium (The Master Switch) / Technology\n\u00b7 by James Grimmelmann\nThe Master Switch Symposium: Information Ideology and Corporate Culture\nI particularly liked two things about The Master Switch. The first is that Wu\u2019s history of information networks in the 20th century (though sadly not before) has a meaningful theory of corporate ideology, and uses it effectively. The book opens with a 1916 banquet in Washington, D.C. honoring Theodore Vail and the Bell system. The highlight of the evening was a mildly absurd demo: a phone call to General Pershing in El Paso:\n\u201cHello, General Pershing!\u201d\n\u201cHello, Mr. Carty.\u201d\n\u201cHow\u2019s everything on the border?\u201d\n\u201cAll\u2019s quiet on the border.\u201d\n\u201cDid you realize you were talking with eight hundred people?\u201d\n\u201cNo, I did not,\u201d answered General Pershing. \u201cIf I had known it, I might have thought of something worthwhile to say.\u201d\nIt\u2019s a great scene, and it captures the spirit of particular company and a moment in history. The Bell system was as Establishment as you can get; the event was shot through with patriotic symbolism. The tech demos were gifts from a benevolent, stabilizing, centralizing AT&T to the American people, with Vail both basking in accomplishment and promising the future.\nWu\u2019s point, here as throughout the book, is that you can\u2019t understand AT&T, or its economic and social impact, or the way it shaped and struggled with the legal system, without appreciating the way it saw itself and the world. Plenty of writers have described the endless [back-and-forth(http://www.inforules.com/)] between the forces of openness and the forces of closure. Wu\u2019s history shows, repeatedly, how the different companies taking part in the struggle justified themselves \u2014 and how those essentially ideological justifications in turn frequently drove key corporate decisions.\nThe Master Switch doesn\u2019t assert, as too many people who should know better do, that corporations simply act in the interests of their shareholders. Nor is this a work of hagiography or demonization; one does not walk away with the impression that Theodore Vail built the Bell system with his bare hands. Instead, Instead, it gives examples of companies so in thrall to a vision of their inevitable triumph or their social role that they dove headlong off a marketplace or regulatory cliff \u2014 and also examples of executives who won their companies\u2019, their industries\u2019, and their regulators\u2019 support only through the subtle arts of persuasion.\nWu\u2019s discussion of the Hush-a-Phone brings out the way in which AT&T\u2019s \u201cOne System, One Policy, Universal Service\u201d philosophy drove it into a legal fight it would have been better off ignoring. And who helped Hush-a-Phone poke the first, critical hole in AT&T\u2019s policy against foreign attachments? Leo Beranek and J.C.R. Licklider, major figures in the development of the Internet. In another example, after successfully shaking off Edison\u2019s control of film patents, the Independent movie companies fractured. Some of them were thrilled to entrench themselves as a new cartel controlling distribution; others much less so. Wu\u2019s portraits of monopolists, insurgents, and particularly of insurgents-turned-monopolists illustrate the power of a compelling vision of how information can or should be distributed to shape, and sometimes to warp, the design of information empires.\nThe other thing I especially enjoyed? Wu cites both science historian Lawrence Lessing and Internet law scholar Lawrence Lessig.\nSymposium (The Master Switch)\n\u00b7 by Paul Ohm\nThe Master Switch Symposium: Network Neutrality and Human Flourishing\nSince launching the Network Neutrality debate, Tim Wu has continued to play an invaluable role, constantly reminding us that the debate is about more than just economics. Too many experts on both sides of the debate view things solely through an economic lens, which has led us to intractable differences. As I have argued elsewhere, because respected economists line up on both sides, it is very hard to tell whether mandatory network neutrality will, on net, enhance or reduce innovation.\nIn The Master Switch, a fascinating and important book, Wu argues powerfully that policies like net neutrality are necessary also to protect noneconomic ideals like free speech. (He highlights other benefits of neutrality, most importantly the way it helps us resist tyranny, in his chapter on AT&T\u2019s role in the NSA wiretapping program, but he left me wanting more from this example.) Although free speech is of paramount importance, I think this book provides a welcome opportunity to focus on other noneconomic benefits and values beyond free speech that are also today at risk in the battlefields of neutrality.\n\u00b7 by James B. Speta\nThe AT&T Story\nIn my view, The Master Switch is required reading for those interested in Internet and information policy. In fact, in my Telecoms and Internet Policy seminar this semester, I have required it, for I think that those who practice, work in, or just care about Internet policy must know the historical episodes that Tim Wu so wonderfully relates. It is simply the \u201cwalking around knowledge\u201d of our field in much the way that Vosburg v. Putney and Fletcher v. Rylands are in Torts.\nI will have much to say about the conclusions of the book, but for the moment want to focus a little more deeply on one of the central stories Wu tells \u2014 the rise, consolidation, break up, and re-invigoration of AT&T. (Disclosure: I was, from 1993-1998, a private-practicing lawyer at a big firm, helping to represent, among other clients, the company then known as AT&T, first in matters under the Consent Decree and then in the first throes of the 1996 Act, together with a smattering of important regulatory controversies such as the death of long-distance tariffing.)\nI have no brief with the basic story as Wu tells it: of the Bell System\u2019s ruthless elimination of some competitors, in several different periods; of the FCC\u2019s sometimes ineffective regulation (especially of attachments); of divestiture\u2019s ushering in more competitive long-distance, manufacturing, and consumer equipment markets; or even of the Baby Bells\u2019 ability, after the 1996 Act, to reclaim much of the vertical and horizontal scope lost at the Break Up (see this great summary by Colbert of the re-building of AT&T, starting at 2:20). I share Wu\u2019s admiration for the public spirit of the Bell System, and its awesome engineering accomplishments. Nearly universal telephone service came to the U.S. long before most of industrialized Europe.\nWhat I think, however, may be lost in the retelling is the enormous difficulty of discerning the errors in the moments in which the regulatory policy is being made or decided. Hush-a-Phone is a fun case, but it is not a morality play. Regulation kept the price of basic telephone service low, through aggressive cross-subsidies, which gave Bell an incentive to keep others out of the adjacent, potentially competitive markets such as attachments. But, prices of basic telephone service were in fact quite low. Was this bad social policy? Indeed, although the book\u2019s stance is basically to condemn the regulation that perpetuated the Bell System for so long, it is not clear whether this is because local service was never (or no longer at some point) a natural monopoly, or because the regulators did not recognize the exclusion arising from the protection of cross-subsidy. At what point should regulators have decided that long-distance was competitive, before they did? Or is it even the point that long-distance became potentially competitive (at least for a time, at least until high-capacity fiber optics are deployed)?\nDo not misunderstand: I do not think the antitrust case against the Bell System was misguided (although it is an interesting exercise to consider whether it was based on good antitrust law, at least under today\u2019s precedents \u2013 probably not). But I am not sure what, exactly, in the story of AT&T convinces that regulators ought to have known what we know now, much earlier than we knew it \u2014 and convinces that we know the basis on which they ought to have known it. Those broader questions I will return to in a future post.\nThe Master Switch Symposium: From Hale to Wu\nA Columbia law professor writes a series of cutting edge articles on dominant firms of his day. He publishes some of his leading works during an age of laissez-faire, but they still attract a dedicated following. When a Democrat seizes the presidency after an economic calamity, some of his top appointees are influenced by the theories of the professor. The professor\u2019s magnum opus articulates a vision of responsible corporate conduct, arguing that personal freedom depends on the conduct of leading businesses in the community.\nAt this point, I could either be describing Robert Lee Hale or Tim Wu. Both have addressed \u201cprivate coercive power\u201d backed by the state. Hale addressed public utilities\u2019 exploitation of their monopoly position. Wu has analogized the internet to the electric grid, reasoning that the grid\u2019s \u201cgeneral purpose and neutral nature\u201d enabled \u201cwaves of innovation.\u201d Rejecting laissez-faire, Wu observes that a \u201cpure [market plus] antitrust approach is inadequate for any of the main \u2018public callings,\u2019 i.e., the businesses of money, transport, communications, and energy\u201d (303). Hale also recognized the case for regulation in such industries. Wu forcefully demonstrates that we are entering an era of digital \u201cpublic callings,\u201d by comparing companies like Apple to media and communications barons of old.\nBut the vast differences between Hale\u2019s Freedom Through Law (1952) and Wu\u2019s The Master Switch (2010) speak volumes about changes in the American political climate over the past six decades. Hale\u2019s work chronicled the gradual victory of democratic constraints over arbitrary and exploitative business practices. Wu acknowledges those victories, but is often more interested in the dark and collusive forces of capture (83, 312) than the promise of enlightened regulation. Hale saw coercive private power everywhere, but Wu concludes that norms now restrain it: \u201crare is the firm willing to assert an intention and a right to dominate layers of the information industry beyond its core business\u201d (314). Hale discussed the \u201cprinciples for determining how the wealth of the community should be distributed\u201d (541), patiently detailing the case law of ratemaking and taxation in the first half of the 20th century. Wu\u2019s book is postmaterialist, more interested in the cultural and political impacts of our information age giants than the grubby details of what they charge.\nWu\u2019s emphasis on culture and freedom to tinker makes his book a much better read than Hale\u2019s. Wu regales the reader with stories of high-power dinner parties and casual comments from powerbrokers ranging from Theodore Vail to Eric Schmidt. His prose is a tour de force, animating \u201cindustrial wars\u201d long entombed in dry-as-dust tomes. (I recently perused a sample of such works at the Prelinger Library\u2019s media history section, and Wu\u2019s writing beats that of any I read.) Hale plods though the minutiae of the prerogatives of investors in railroads and telephone companies, making Freedom Through Law a slog for all but the most determined reader.\nCyberlaw / Economic Analysis of Law / Symposium (The Master Switch)\nSymposium on \u201cThe Master Switch\u201d\nI am pleased to announce that Concurring Opinions will host a symposium this week on Tim Wu\u2019s The Master Switch: The Rise and Fall of Information Empires. Contributors will include Steve Jobs, Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerberg, & AT&T.\nWell . . . not really. The actual contributors will be:\n1. Tim Wu\n2. Our own Frank Pasquale\n3. Paul Ohm (Colorado)\n4. Jim Speta (Northwestern)\n5. Katherine Strandburg (NYU)\n6. Siva Vaidhyanathan (Virginia)\n7. 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        "raw_content": "On this page we explain what you need to do if you want to complain about any aspect of your child's education.\nThis information covers state-funded schools in England.\nThere are different ways to complain about schools in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland:\nComplaining to the school or college\nIf your child is not getting the right help in school for their special educational needs (SEN)\nIf your child does not have an Education, Health and Care (EHC) plan and you think your child needs more help for their SEN, see our page on extra support in school.\nIf your child has an EHC plan, your local authority is legally responsible for making sure your child gets the educational help set out in part F of their EHC plan. If you think that your child is not getting this help, discuss your concerns with the school or college first. If this does not resolve the problem, you can make a complaint to the local authority.\nIf you think your child has been discriminated against in school because of their disability\nSee our advice on disability discrimination in school.\nIf your child has been formally excluded, either permanently or for a fixed term (temporarily)\nSee our advice on exclusions.\nSee our advice and resources on bullying in school.\nOther school complaints\nMany complaints can be resolved informally. The first step is usually to speak to your child's teacher or tutor who has the day- to-day responsibility for your child. Many concerns can be resolved this way. School staff will be busy and may not have time to speak to you during the school day, so it may be best to ask for an appointment.\nTake along a note of the things you want to discuss. After the meeting make a note of what you and the staff member have agreed to do. Agree a time and date for another meeting to check if the problem has been resolved.\nIf you are still not happy, or if your problem is with someone who teaches your child, ask for an appointment with another member of staff, such as your child's head of year or headteacher, to discuss your concerns.\nMaking a formal complaint in writing\nAll schools must have a complaints procedure and should publish this on their website. If you cannot find this, ask for a copy. 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If you are not happy after this stage, or if your complaint is about those staff members, you can complain to a panel of school governors, (or trustees if the school is an academy). You may want to ask for a face-to-face meeting as well as putting your complaint in writing.\nSchool complaints: taking it further\nIf you are not happy with the outcome after following the steps above, you may be able to take the matter further.\nThe Department of Education will consider complaints about state-funded schools or colleges after you have gone through the school or college complaints procedure. They cannot look at complaints about private schools unless the school is not meeting certain standards.\nOfsted will consider complaints about how the school is run. They will not look into complaints about individual pupils.\nSee the Department of Education website for more information.\nComplaining about a further education college or apprenticeship\nThis information relates to England.\nFollow the organisation's own complaints procedure first. If you are not happy with the outcome, see the Department of Education website for details of the next steps.\nComplaining to the local authority\nSEN provision in an Education, Health and Care (EHC) plan\nIf your child has an EHC plan, the local authority is legally responsible for making sure the special educational provision (extra help) set out in part F is provided. Even if the help comes through the health service (for example speech and language therapy) or the school delivers it, for example 1-1 support from a teaching assistant, the local authority is directly responsible for it.\nYou can complain to the local authority if your child is not getting the support specified in part F of their EHC plan (and discussing your concerns with the school or college first has not resolved the situation).\nThe local authority must formally review the EHC plan at least once a year. Even if the meeting is arranged by your child's school or college, the local authority is legally responsible for ensuring the right procedure and timescales are followed. They must not leave the whole annual review to the school or college.\nYou can complain to the local authority if:\nYour child's EHC plan has not been reviewed within the last 12 months.\nThe review has not been completed (the review is only complete when the local authority sends you their decision letter).\nSee our webpages for more information about annual reviews.\nHow do I complain to the local authority?\nAll local authorities will have a complaints procedure, which should set out the timescales for considering your complaint. You should be able to find this on the local authority website.\nIt is a good idea to copy your complaint to the local authority Monitoring Officer and the Director of Education, as well as any local authority officer you have been dealing with.\nThe Local Government and Social Care Ombudsman investigates complaints about local authorities. They can look at how the council has dealt with a child's special educational needs. They can also consider complaints about social care. You should follow the local authority complaints procedure first.\nYou cannot complain to the Ombudsman about something which you can appeal to the SEND Tribunal about (see below). Visit the Ombudsman's website for more on what it can and cannot deal with, and what to expect from a complaint.\nThis service provides an informal way of resolving disagreements about special educational needs. Disagreement resolution is similar to mediation but goes wider. It can help in disagreements between parents or young people and schools, colleges, local authorities and health providers whether or not there is an EHC plan in place.\nYou should be able to find details of your local disagreement resolution service on your local authority's Local Offer website. 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        "raw_content": "Trusts and foundations play an invaluable role in helping us provide advice, information and support to families of disabled children, whatever their disability and wherever they are in the UK.\nIf you are a trustee, have contact with a trust or you're thinking of setting one up, there are various ways you can make a huge impact on the lives of families with disabled children.\nDonate where it's most needed\nYou can make a general donation to be used wherever it is most needed.\nSupport a particular geographical area or region\nWe work across England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland, with smaller intensive schemes in London. You can ask us to direct your gift to an area, city or local office of your choosing.\nDonate to a specific area of support\nYou can choose to donate to a particular area of support, including, for example:\nwelfare rights and entitlement advice\nchallenging behaviour and sleep problems\ntransition into adult services.\nOr support our drop-in centres in hospices and hospital.\nSupport one of our services\nYou can fund one of the services that underpin all our work, for example:\nour freephone helpline giving advice on all aspects of caring for a disabled child\nour information resources and website.\nRead a funder case study\nPears Foundation has been working in partnership with Contact since March 2011\nFind out how Pears Foundation has supported our work.\nFind out more about making a gift\nTo find out more about our work and how you can get involved, email our trusts and foundations team at fundraising@contact.org.uk or call 0207 608 8732.\nOur vision is that all families with disabled children feel valued and are strong, confident and able to make the decisions that are right for them. We have the expertise, experience and commitment, but we need your investment to succeed.",
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        "raw_content": "driving schools chichester\nhttp://jdschichester.co.uk/\nSooner or later you are going to pass your driving test but of course you want it to be sooner. Its not just about the excitement or indeed the liberty but it's also about saving time and money... Let me show you how.\nWhen you start taking driving lessons in chichester on your first lesson I am going to teach you a driving strategy that is going to help you for the rest of your life, and its so simple.\u00c2\nWhen a pupil goes to the driving test only about 4/10 pass and its largely because they are not aware of what I am about to share with you.\nAs you are driving along you need to be safe, you know that already, however you also need to be in control of the car at all times and aware of your surroundings. So by ticking all three boxes you are going to be fine. Therefore doesn't it makes sense to use this method on your driving test, because it will really impress the examiner and that's what you want.\nDriving is not hard, its actually really simple and only becomes difficult when it is over complicated. So on your first driving lesson with me what we are going to do is to start to get you into this thinking and on every new aspect of driving you will be using this method.\nThe reason why so many of my pupils pass their driving test first time is because of this lesson...Do you want to be next?",
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        "raw_content": "\u2190 flying low #2: asuka\u2019s wonderland\nblatant nostalgia #3: loss of innocence \u2192\ngenome project journal #1: my ratings\nPart of the reason I started this blog was to provide a place for me to write my thoughts and observations as I go through and continue to build up the database of the AMV Genome Project. I\u2019m doing my best to be incredibly thorough not only in the data collection process, but in the development of the project as a whole. I want there to be a trail that anyone can easily follow to track how the project morphs over time. It\u2019s already changed a lot since I started, and I expect it to change more as it goes along. Although I do not anticipate anyone caring about this as much as I do, and although interest right now seems\u2026nonexistant, save for a select few people, one never knows what will happen years down the road. On the (extreme) off-chance that this project gains traction and enacts some sort of major change in the AMV world, it\u2019ll be nice to have a running commentary. Maybe. To someone.\nAnyway. So as I\u2019m looking through my Genome Project list, I realize that the My Ratings column is probably meaningless to most people. For the few who care about the project, the interesting stuff is elsewhere in the spreadsheet, and my ratings are purely for me. I do, after all, plan on using this for more than just data analysis at some point in the future. For all intents and purposes this list is a kind of \u201cTable of Contents\u201d for me, a way to keep track of all the videos I watch. The \u201cMy Ratings\u201d column, then, is very handy for me; it essentially tells me what videos are worth remembering and which aren\u2019t.\nBut simply attaching a number to these videos only tells one so much, myself included. Really, it doesn\u2019t do anything other than provide a comparison for how much I like one video relative to another that\u2019s also been rated. So far, no standards have been attached to these ratings, so I figured I\u2019d do it here. If nothing else, this can serve as an exercise for myself to put into words exactly what I mean when I say that I like a video.\nSo, what follows is an explanation of the \u201cMy Rating\u201d scale found in the spreadsheet. You may find this utterly boring and narcissistic and irrelevant; that\u2019s fine. I figure I need to make sure that everything in this project is defined at one point or another, so it\u2019s a necessary evil. Bear with me!\nVideos rated 10/10 are, unsurprisingly, my favorites. They are those videos that, to me, get everything right (or, in some cases, enough things right where the mistakes are utterly overshadowed). They are perfect videos, in the sense that they satisfy to completion what I would expect to see out of a given song/anime combination. These are videos that lose nothing over repeated viewings, and in most cases, get better and better the more I watch them.\nVideos that have a 10 rating are, in almost all cases, those that I\u2019ve had around for a while, typically years. They\u2019ve had time to grow and root themselves in my brain. Very few videos are able to achieve this rating without being subjected to many months of scrutiny.\nPerhaps ironically, these videos tend to be less about the objective features of editing and almost entirely about the subjective; I tend to connect with these videos on a deeply emotional level that surpasses all others, and which is impossible to quantify, or nearly so. (This post might describe better what I\u2019m talking about).\nVideos rated 9.0 \u2013 9.5 are very similar in type to the ones listed above, but may have enough editing flaws or one or two minor technical flaws that keep me from becoming 100% immersed in the video. These videos can also be technical marvels or conceptual masterpieces that do little for me on an emotional level, but which I still thoroughly enjoy watching. These videos can still rank among my favorites and are often go-to videos when I\u2019m in the mood for something specific.\nAt this level, and as we go on, actual editing technique begins to become more prominent in how I choose to rate a video. When I don\u2019t connect with something fully from an emotional standpoint, technical flaws/perfection begin to be my main point of reference for rating a video, and so this factors more heavily in my scoring.\nThese are strong videos that I very much enjoy watching, but tend to have more noticeable and less forgivable editing flaws than those that I would rate higher. These videos may be very emotionally engaging, but the editor made some poor choices with effects work or a put in a few badly-placed scenes that stick out too much to ignore. You will also see in this range videos that have a strong and clear concept, but execution that is lacking in either technical competence or reach. This is also the score range where repeated viewings start to yield diminishing returns, and may eventually result in a video that becomes less enjoyable over time.\nBasically, these are great videos that could have been perfect or nearly so if a few basic things had been done better.\nThis is where it starts to become apparent that the pure editing is now the majority of what I\u2019m grading on. These videos may have some emotional investment from me, however there is definitely a wall that can\u2019t be breached which keeps me from ever being fully invested in the video. These are the videos that I may re-watch from time to time, but rarely; in most cases they are edited proficiently but lack enough elements to effectively keep me from enjoying it to the extent that I\u2019d like to.\nAs a result, these are still videos that I would classify as \u201cgood\u201d in that they may appeal to other people in the very aspects that turn me off. The subjective portion of what I enjoy in videos is by and large missing from these videos, for me, but it may be present for someone else.\nAt this point in the spectrum, I am not being engaged emotionally on almost any level. Some 6.5-rated videos may be hitting me in some way, but it is generally vague and forgettable. These videos are usually well-edited, from as objective a standpoint as one can take: The editor hit all the major beats, used effects tastefully, utilized decent scene selection, but it was all done in a style that I found uninteresting.\nI will probably not willingly re-watch these videos, as they are not all that engaging to me, but they may still appeal to those who find more joy in the pure editing rather than any other aspect of AMVs, or who have more of a connection to the song/anime combo than I do.\nAt this point we\u2019ve entered the realm of objectively bad videos, which are lacking in terms of both editing and emotional connection. Very few people will find these videos appealing in almost any way, as these videos tend to be rife with technical flaws and effects work that either never worked to begin with, or simply didn\u2019t age well. These are videos that are badly paced and have an awkward or contrived song/anime combo that simply doesn\u2019t work. Videos that are highly derivative can also find their way into this rating range.\nI try to make it so that videos rated in this range are not just videos that I personally dislike, but are videos that actually have enough quantifiable flaws where most sane editors would also not like them. The lower the score, the more prominent and present these flaws are.\nVideos with this rating are so offensively bad that it\u2019s hard to see how anyone could like them in the first place, the editor included. 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        "title": "Detroit: Catholic Marygrove College Offering Segregated, Muslim-Only Classes | Creeping Sharia",
        "raw_content": "October 10, 2018 October 9, 2018 / creeping\nIslamic supremacy is advancing from all angles.\nSource: Catholic College in Detroit is Offering Classes to an All-Muslim Group | WDET h/t jihadwatch\nSteve Mustapha Elturk is getting his Master of Arts in Social Justice at Marygrove College, a small Catholic liberal arts school located in Detroit. During a class break, he walks down a hallway to a sparse room with a chalk board on the wall.\n\u201cThis is an interfaith prayer room at Marygrove College,\u201d says Elturk. \u201cWe have rugs in the basket for those who would like to pray during our times of prayer.\u201d\nAs a practicing Muslim, Elturk prays five times a day. A few years back, the college converted the room to offer a space for everyone to pray, but particularly to accommodate its growing Muslim student population. Not long after that, Marygrove created a special social justice cohort exclusively for Muslim students like Elturk.\n\u201cEven at a Catholic college, there you go!\u201d says Dr. Brenda Bryant, chair of Marygrove\u2019s Social Justice Program. Bryant says the master\u2019s program trains \u201cscholar activists.\u201d It was started after the September 11th attacks. This is the first time the school has had an all Muslim cohort.\nThe group is diverse. It\u2019s made up of students who have been living in and around Detroit, but who originally came from the Middle East, Northern Africa, and Europe. They have professional backgrounds in media, art, education and more. Some are Sunni, some are \u201cShia.\u201d\nThe idea for the program came from, Achmat Salie, a local Islamic faith leader who thought the program would be popular with Muslims who held high-level degrees from foreign countries that are sometimes less valued in the U.S. Bryant says the college was on board from the start. But she says some community members were a little confused as to why the group was segregated.\n\u201cActually when we announced it we had people say things like \u2018Why did they have to meet together?\u2019\u201d\nBryant says the rationale was that, \u201cWe figured that as a group if they came together, they would have similar issues. And then they could support each other.\u201d\nThe President of Marygrove, Dr. Elizabeth Burns, says opening up the program to this particular group has offered a lesson for everyone.\n\u201cHaving a cohort of Muslim imams did bring readings and teachings from the Quran into the classroom,\u201d says Burns. \u201cYou use it to build on where you\u2019re going and make people realize, have people realize, that we are more alike than we are different. And it\u2019s been a very good growth experience for our faculty as well as the students.\u201d\nAs for this cohort, Elturk, an engineer turned Imam, says he\u2019s excited to take the principles of social justice back to the folks he works with as an imam and president of the Islamic Organization of North America (IONA), headquartered in Warren, Mich.\nIf Elturk and IONA sound familiar, it\u2019s because we\u2019ve covered them before. Here\u2019s what the media won\u2019t tell you about them: via CAIR lawyer tied to Islamist mosque\nIONA is the American arm of Tanzeem-e-Islami (TI), a Nazi-style Islamist movement located in Pakistan, whose website preaches violence and hatred towards non-Muslims. The movement was founded by Israr Ahmad, a religious fanatic who, according to IONA\u2019s website, had broken away from the Muslim Brotherhood affiliate Jamaat-e-Islami (JI) in 1957 because of the group\u2019s \u201cinvolvement in the electoral politics.\u201d\nA couple of Ahmad\u2019s favorite targets are Jews and Christians, whom he chillingly describes as \u201cenemies of Islam.\u201d\nAhmad brought his movement to America in 1993, under the name Tanzeem-e-Islami North America (TINA). In 2003, the organization changed its name to the Islamic Organization of North America (IONA), after Ahmad had appointed Mustapha \u201cSteve\u201d Elturk to be the group\u2019s new leader.\nSubsequent to the name change, IONA has made the claim that it is somehow independent from TI. Yet, the web address tanzeem.us is a mirror address of IONA\u2019s official website, ionaonline.org.\nIONA became embroiled in its own terrorism controversy, after Canadian TI member Qayyum Abdul Jamal was arrested for his participation in a plot to blow up various structures throughout Ontario. IONA leader Mustapha Elturk disavowed any connection to him.\nCAIR\u2019s Melanie Elturk has been involved with IONA since at least the middle of last year.\nCreeping Sharia, Education, Immigration, Legal, Media, Michigan, News, Other, Politics, Religion, Sharia, Stealth Jihad\nCreeping Sharia, Education, islam, law, Legal, Life, Media, Muslim, News, Politics, Random, Religion, Sharia, travel\n\u2190 Video: Keith Ellison \u2013 The Enemy Within\nFlorida: Dem Gubernatorial Candidate Andrew Gillum Encouraged Attendees at Teror-linked CAIR-Hosted Conference \u2192\n7 thoughts on \u201cDetroit: Catholic Marygrove College Offering Segregated, Muslim-Only Classes\u201d\nAllah is not God! Shame on these false \u201ccatholic\u201d prophets!!\nim sure they all sitting around exchanging their stories of islamophobia lololololololol\nFine by me as long as they don\u2019t teach them anything they can use to hurt our liberties or our institutions.\nMore educated idiots running the asylum, or college! Bend over backwards to empower these evil cretins. At some point they will be repaid by murder, beheadings and child sex slaves for their children! You can\u2019t make up this kind of stupidity, only be aware and never put yourself in the position to be involved in this horrible example of ignorance!\nINSANITY, INSANITY, INSANITY To allow these vile moslems into our universities\nIf we were a sane nation they would be dragged out beaten and hung as enemy agents.\nIslam is at WAR with America, Islam has always been at WAR with America.\nGiving aid and comfort to our enemies is TREASON.\nThis is outrageous, those who promoted it should be imprisoned! This is a NY high school test from the university regents:\nhttp://www.nysedregents.org/globalhistorygeography/Archive/20100817-gh-examw.pdf\nThis is from page 13 of the test \u201d . . Wherever they went, the Moslems brought with them their love of art, beauty, and learning.\nSource: Daniel Roselle, A World History: A Cultural Approach, Ginn and Company (adapted)\u201d\nNo Islam in America!!! It\u2019s illegal!!! LAW SINCE1952!!!!\nISLAM\u2019S object is to overthrow the whole world with Sharia law!!! How can they allow it in America when it is illegal since 1952!!! These idiots who coddle Muslims WILL GET THEIR JUSTICE EITHER BY U.S. LAW OR ISLAMIC INHALATION OF ALL WHO DON\u2019T BELIEVE IN ALLAH!!!!\ud83d\ude08\ud83d\ude08\ud83d\ude08\ud83d\ude08\ud83d\udc80\ud83d\udc80\ud83d\udc80\ud83d\udc80",
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        "raw_content": "United States v. Pittman\nThe Fifth Circuit dismissed defendant's appeal of the district court's denial of his motion to relocate his supervised release under 18 U.S.C. 3605. In this case, defendant was not, and still is not, on supervised release. The court held that neither 28 U.S.C. 1291, 18 U.S.C. 3742(a), nor Federal Rule of Appellate Procedure 4(b) provided it with jurisdiction to review the appeal. The court held that the collateral order doctrine was inapplicable in this case and did not confer appellate jurisdiction. View \"United States v. Pittman\" on Justia Law\nPosted in: Criminal Law, US Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit\nUnited States v. Najera\nDefendant appealed his sentence after he was convicted of conspiring to transport undocumented immigrants and transporting undocumented immigrants. The Fifth Circuit affirmed the district court's imposition of a sentencing enhancement for recklessness under USSG 2L1.1(b)(6) where defendant consciously disregarded a substantial and unjustifiable risk by crossing a deep part of the Rio Grande river with the immigrants. However, the court reversed the district court's denial of a sentence reduction under USSG 3E1.1 for acceptance of responsibility for the offense where he did not deny the factual elements of his guilt. Accordingly, the court remanded for resentencing. View \"United States v. Najera\" on Justia Law\nPeople v. Martinez\nThe Court of Appeal modified the opinion and held that section 1170.95 petition procedure is the avenue by which defendants with nonfinal sentences of the type specified in section 1170.95, subdivision (a) must pursue relief, the court was cognizant of the possibility that some defendants may believe themselves able to present a particularly strong case for relief under the changes worked by Senate Bill 1437 and wish to seek that relief immediately rather than await the full exhaustion of their rights to directly appeal their conviction. The court also held that a Court of Appeal presented with such a stay request and convinced it is supported by good cause can order the pending appeal stayed with a limited remand to the trial court for the sole purpose of permitting the trial court to rule on a petition under section 1170.95. View \"People v. Martinez\" on Justia Law\nPosted in: California Courts of Appeal, Criminal Law\nWashington v. Yancey\nJames Yancey, a military veteran with no prior criminal history, was caught selling drugs in a school zone. He pled guilty, but asked the trial court for a lenient sentence. The State objected for a drug offender sentencing alternative (DOSA) because the relevant DOSA statute allowed only a prison-based (not residential based) sentence for defendants with a standard range like the one Yancey had. Over the State's objection, the trial court imposed a residential-based DOSA, and the Court of Appeals affirmed. The Washington Supreme Court found that based on the plain language of the DOSA statute, the trial court lacked jurisdiction to sentence Yancey to a residential-based DOSA. The sentence was vacated and the matter remanded for a new sentencing hearing. View \"Washington v. Yancey\" on Justia Law\nPosted in: Constitutional Law, Criminal Law, Washington Supreme Court\nWashington v. Gehrke\nMichael Gehrke and Christopher Pineyro had a history of conflict; Pineyro died after being stabbed in a streetfight with Gehrke. When police arrived, Gehrke admitted to striking Pineyro, claiming self-defense. Gehrke was originally charged with second degree murder, predicated on second degree assault. Immediately before the State rested its case, the trial court allowed it to amend its charges to include first degree manslaughter. A jury found Gehrke guilty of first degree manslaughter, but not second degree murder. On appeal, Gehrke asked the Washington Supreme Court to vacate his conviction and dismiss with prejudice, arguing the amendment to the charges brought against him violated his constitutional right to be informed of those charges. The Supreme Court agreed with Gehrke, reversed the Court of Appeals and remanded the case to the trial court to vacate Gehrke's conviction, dismissal of first degree manslaughter with prejudice, and for further proceedings. View \"Washington v. Gehrke\" on Justia Law",
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        "raw_content": "Elora Diaz\nGoverning Board, Phoenix Elementary School District #1\nHelp elect Elora\nFollow Elora:\nElora is running for school to make sure that more students have the opportunity to choose their future whether that means going to college, pursuing a technical trade, or some other path. Further, this district represents a student population that is 90 percent students of color. It is critical that these students see someone who looks like them in positions of leadership. They need to know that their opportunities are endless and they too can have a place at the table.\nAs a school board member, Elora will have three priorities: attracting and retaining the best teachers and staff ensuring that children have opportunities to thrive, providing parents and families a seat at the table to make sure their voice is included in decision-making and ensuring decisions are made through a strong equity lens so taht students have the resource they need to reach their full potential.\nElora is committed to fighting for students who have been oppressed by an ecosystem of racial and socioeconomic inequities because she believes that every child can be a leader and a great asset to their community.",
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        "raw_content": "High-altitude living can prolong your life. Except when it doesn\u2019t.\nCities nestled among breathtaking mountains with moderate year-round temperatures have begun to replace sunny beach towns as preferred retirement destinations. Last year, Colorado made the top three in a list of best retirement states.\nBut aging at altitude raises the stakes. For certain people, it can prolong life, but if it were really that simple, senior care centers would be fighting for real estate in Hinsdale and Lake counties. Spoiler alert: they aren\u2019t.\nAltitude can protect against heart disease but can also damage the lungs and aggravate pre-existing conditions. And those who have not lived at high altitude long-term may want to think twice before retiring in mountain towns.\nWhen studying age and altitude, there are a number of different factors and types of people to consider. Let\u2019s look at each of them.\nIf you\u2019ve recently moved to Colorado or visited for a couple of weeks, you may already be familiar with acute mountain sickness (AMS). Headache, nausea, shortness of breath and sleeplessness are some of the symptoms to which even the healthiest, most physically fit individuals can succumb.\nBut as people age, they are less prone to acute mountain sickness, according to Dr. Benjamin Honigman, professor of emergency medicine at the University of Colorado School of Medicine and director of the Altitude Medicine Clinic. There isn\u2019t a wealth of research regarding this adaptation, though trail guides, doctors and researchers have noticed that, anecdotally, older people are more resistant to AMS, assuming they have no other health issues.\nNext up: the long-stay visitor\nColorado Springs made Forbes\u2019 list of top 25 cities for retirement in 2015 and 2016. The ranking was determined by a series of calculations, based on taxes, unemployment rate and property values \u2014 it\u2019s no wonder Denver did not make the list. Colorado\u2019s beautiful weather, recreational activities and Gallup-healthways index rating earned it third place on a Bankrate list of best retirement states.\nAccording to Honigman, however, moving to altitude to retire may not be the best choice for everyone. With aging come a series of natural processes: Muscles, including the heart, lose strength, arteries thicken and lungs stiffen, among others.\n\u201cBecause of that aging process, even if you took a normal, older individual that doesn\u2019t have underlying health problems and had them live at altitude of eight or nine thousand feet \u2014 Summit County, for example \u2014 some of them do a lot worse,\u201d Honigman said.\nThis is due to the conditions inherent with high-altitude living. There is a misconception out there that higher altitude air contains less oxygen. In reality, due to lower atmospheric pressure, there is less pressure driving oxygen into the lungs, effectively making less oxygen available, Honigman said. The lack of oxygen combined with natural aging can make the aging process more difficult to adjust to.\nAnd a certain subset of people will develop pulmonary hypertension, even if they were completely healthy at a lower altitude. With pulmonary hypertension, the arteries that supply blood to the lungs grow tighter, reducing performance and raising blood pressure. This condition is usually reversible upon returning to lower altitude.\nA Hypoxia Altitude Simulation Test can be administered to determine if an individual may be susceptible to pulmonary hypertension. The test requires that test subjects run or walk on a treadmill while breathing a low oxygen gas mixture, according to a 2008 study published in CHEST. If the subject exhibits symptoms during the test, it is likely they will develop pulmonary hypertension at altitude. Honigman emphasized that these tests are not 100 percent accurate.\nAnd lastly, the native\nA 2006 study published in PLoS named seven counties in Colorado among the places with the longest life expectancy in the country. What do Clear Creek, Eagle, Gilpin, Grand, Jackson, Park and Summit have in common? Altitude, for one.\nAging at high altitude can prolong life and provide a host of other benefits, but only for those accustomed to the conditions, such as long-time residents or natives.\nAccording to the CDC, heart disease causes one in four deaths in the United States every year. It affects men and women indiscriminately. Long-time altitude living can reduce the odds.\nFirst off: body mass. In 2015, Colorado had a 19.8 percent obesity rate, the second lowest in the country, according to Gallup-healthways. Colorado\u2019s active, it\u2019s true, but there are other factors at play here.\nPopulations living at low altitude were approximately five times as likely to be obese than their high altitude counterparts, a 2013 study published in Nature showed. Another study associated reduced oxygen intake with appetite suppression and increased metabolism \u2014 for long-time altitude residents and newbies, alike. Healthy body mass comes, of course, with a number of benefits, including reduced risk of type 2 diabetes and, yes, of heart disease.\nLow available oxygen at high altitude affects the heart by encouraging the growth of new blood vessels, said Dr. Peter Hackett of the Institute for Altitude Medicine. These additional vessels serve as back-up pathways for circulation thereby reducing the incidence of heart attacks.\nRespiratory diseases, on the other hand, are more prevalent at high altitudes, according to a study published in Clinical Infectious Diseases. Low available oxygen combined with tendency toward dehydration don\u2019t make for the best lung health, and those with pre-existing lung disease are advised to avoid high altitude travel.\nThere aren\u2019t a whole lot of senior care centers at altitude.\nActually, almost none, Honigman said. Due in part to the complexities surrounding age and altitude, senior care facilities are not routinely located in high-altitude counties. That will change this fall. Sort of.\nAugustana Care, an Evergreen-based nonprofit, will open Castle Peak Senior Life and Rehabilitation in Eagle County. 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        "raw_content": "March 2, 1957 \u2013 Disneyland Records Runs an Advertisement in Billboard\n\u201cDisneyland Records presents 3 exciting new albums\u201d\nOn March 2, 1957, Disneyland Records ran an advertisement in Billboard magazine. The record label was founded in 1956, and had trouble appealing to adults. This advertisement was part of Disney\u2019s campaign to appeal to adult record buyers, rather than children, and featured records by Fess Parker, Frances Archer and Beverly Gile, and a compilation record called \u201cEchoes of Disneyland.\u201d With the help of record producer Tutti Camarata, Disneyland Records was able to change public perception of its output from kiddy fare to a legitimate player in the record game.\nPosted in Uncategorized and tagged 1950s, Advertisement, Music, Publication, Walt Disney Records. Bookmark the permalink.",
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        "raw_content": "Rothschild\u2019s \u201cSlaughter Ships\u201d\nby Gear\u00f3id \u00d3 Colm\u00e1in / January 24th, 2016\n\u2022 Read Part One here; Part Two here; Part Three here;\nGear\u00f3id \u00d3 Colm\u00e1in is a journalist and political analyst based in Paris. His work focuses on globalization, geopolitics and class struggle. He is a regular contributor to Dissident Voice, Global Research, Russia Today International, Press TV, Sputnik Radio France, Sputnik English, Al Etijah TV, Sahar TV, and has also appeared on Al Jazeera and Al Mayadeen. He writes in English, Gaelic, and French. Read other articles by Gear\u00f3id, or visit Gear\u00f3id's website.\nThis article was posted on Sunday, January 24th, 2016 at 9:41am and is filed under Capitalism, Corporate Globalization, France, Germany, Hungary, Imperialism, Israel/Palestine, Jordan, Libya, Media, Migration, Militarism, Money supply, NATO, NGOs, Propaganda, Refugees, Syria, Turkey, Zionism.",
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        "raw_content": "Overheard, two pastors talking:\nWell, if this amendment passes, I can tell you one thing. My church isn\u2019t going to pay its apportionments this year!\nWhat? You mean if you disagree with the decision you\u2019d withhold apportionments? That\u2019s kind of childish, isn\u2019t it?\nHey, I\u2019m not childish. I\u2019m childlike.\nUm, no, you\u2019re childish. The \u201cif I can\u2019t have my way I will hold my breath till I turn blue\u201d school of thought simply isn\u2019t an option for the 5-and-older crowd. It\u2019s like confusing innocence and ignorance, or simple with simplistic. Bad behavior doesn\u2019t become good behavior just because we mislabel it. There is a lot of childish behavior in the church. Jesus injunction, \u201cUnless you become like one of these little children you cannot inherit the kingdom of God,\u201d is an invitation to an openness, purity, and trust that we are born with, not permission to act like spoiled brats.\nFor the past few months I have been reading the delightful OZ books by L. Frank Baum. Having grown up watching the Judy Garland 1939 MGM version of The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, I always wanted to read the whole series of 14 OZ tales, but it took me fifty years to do it. They are an impressive collection of fantasy stories, but most impressive is the way Baum chooses to focus on the best of human nature as embodied by children (and anthropomorphised inanimate objects\u2026). Among the very best childlike qualities Baum highlights are trust, innocence, loyalty, sense of adventure, imagination, commitment to play, and an insatiable passion to learn. The dark side of childishness is also evident: selfishness, pouting, tantrums, cruelty, bullying, and crankiness when over-tired. It has been impossible for me to read these books without seeing the church \u2014 and the ways we behave as the church \u2014 on almost every page.\nTrust, Innocence, and Loyalty\nBaum\u2019s children are always trusting, but rarely naive; innocent, but not ignorant; and loyal without being gullible. They are ideal friends, companions, and partners. Too often we disdain these simple and sweet qualities because we understand that there are unscrupulous characters everywhere seeking to take advantage of such goodness. Yet, they are the cornerstone of a childlike and pure faith. To believe in the fundamental goodness of others, to seek to forge lasting bonds of friendship, to be willing to sacrifice and share with and for others \u2014 these are qualities we cherish when we see them in children\u2026 and they are the characteristics of a faithful disciple of Jesus Christ. Certainly, trust can be violated, innocence sullied, and loyalties betrayed, but what is done to us by others in no way diminishes what we are willing to extend to others. But children are not doormats. Healthy children set boundaries, and won\u2019t tolerate the childishness (or evil) of others to define them. They are open, committed, and faithful to those who reciprocate. Therein lies the pathway to true community.\nAdventure, Imagination, Play, & Learning\nThe joy of waking up to each new day is a hallmark of childhood (at least during the summer or on Saturdays\u2026). Life is a continuous unfolding of new experiences, challenges and opportunities. The childlike nature is that of the explorer, the pioneer, the scientist, and the inventor. When faced with the ordinary and the mundane, children will create a whole universe of interesting delights. To see the world as possibility and promise rather than burden and obligation is an essential component of childlike wonder. Children don\u2019t have to be taught to play or use their imagination \u2014 interestingly, a significant part of \u201cteaching them to grow up\u201d is an attempt on the part of adults to stifle the sense of play and the unbridled use of imagination. It is one of the beautiful ironies of Jesus\u2019 gospel message that the key to abundant and eternal life rests in returning to a state that we work our entire lives to outgrow!\nToo see life as the gift it is intended to be is an art that we must practice each and every day. However, it isn\u2019t something we have to learn, but merely remember. To be childlike is to return to the simplicity of life. It may not be the life we experienced \u2014 many children are forced to grow up much to quickly by dysfunctional families and tragic events \u2014 but it is a life we intuitively understand. And for many people, it is a life they deeply desire. Much nostalgia finds root in nothing more than a desire to experience a simpler, freer, kinder, gentler world. The greatest challenge to the recovery of a childlike state are the incredible number of people who confuse \u201cchildlike\u201d with \u201cchildish.\u201d They miss the point, miss the joy, and make life a little more miserable for everyone.\nSelfishness, Pouting & Tantrums\n\u201cNo!\u201d and \u201cMine!\u201d are two of the strongest commands in the toddler language. Getting what one wants, having what one wants, and keeping what one wants \u2014 at any cost \u2014 are prevalent qualities of most selfish children (and many Americans\u2026). Beyond material possessions, children learn very early how to extend selfishness into the sphere of relationships \u2014 developing skills at manipulation, bribery, and emotional blackmail. When children overuse these \u201cskills\u201d and retain them into adolescence, we view them as signs of immaturity. When they extend into adulthood, we see them as evidence of deep dysfunction \u2014 and they can literally tear apart any kind of community. I have a friend named Chris who I have known since seminary. He is a champion for gay rights and the equal and inclusive treatment of all people. But Chris chooses to wrap himself in the mantle of victimhood rather than servanthood. Everything becomes about him \u2014 if anyone disagrees with him, he feels disrespected. If people won\u2019t listen to him, he is being discriminated against. If people oppose his views, they are bigots and homophobes. If he doesn\u2019t get his way, he claims that people are doing violence to him and he stomps away, indignant. He protects himself by pretending that people don\u2019t like him \u201cbecause he\u2019s gay,\u201d ignoring the fact that what people dislike about him is his immaturity. When Chris gets what he wants, he\u2019s fine. When he doesn\u2019t, he draws all kinds of negative attention to himself \u2014 reinforcing his own view that the world is against him, taking no responsibility for his own actions, and coming out discouraged and disheartened that he is the victim of an unkind and uncaring church and world. Such childishness undermines true community, and places the needs/wants of an individual above those of the whole group. Just as occasions where a child \u201cacts up\u201d and draws all attention to him or herself, such actions on the part of childish adults are grabs for attention and an attempt to use emotional blackmail to get ones own way. There is no place in the church for such behavior, but how many times do we see it occur?\nBullying, Cruelty, and Crankiness When Tired\nIf selfish and self-serving behavior is destructive, the more extreme forms of bullying and cruelty are absolutely devastating. Much of human history has been defined by the more powerful oppressing and doing violence to the less powerful. Generally, this power is exercised in cruel, hateful, hurtful ways. What is interesting is that it becomes a model for the weak to emulate \u2014 children who are abused by adults are often abusers of those smaller, weaker, and less able to defend themselves. These smaller, weaker individuals seek even more defenseless victims, who feel they have no recourse but to fight back using any means possible. We often misuse Darwin\u2019s \u201csurvival of the fittest\u201d to describe such behavior, but no self-respecting animal would act in such a fashion. It basically belongs to us humans \u2014 employed by the least mature among us. It doesn\u2019t limit itself to physical violence, either. Gossip, power plays, telling lies, spreading malicious rumors, tattling (to the District Superintendent?), making others look bad (or taking credit for what others do), threatening\u2026 the list goes on and on. Bad behavior, generally justified by the perpetrator as necessary to \u201cteach someone a lesson,\u201d or to \u201cset right a wrong.\u201d In the first church I served, a middle-aged woman befriended every new member, got them to share confidential information, which she then used to discredit, shame, or manipulate them. She used to get \u201cvolunteers\u201d to help her with projects by threatening to share what she knew about their private lives if they didn\u2019t help. When we confronted her with her bad behavior, she literally could not understand that she was doing anything wrong. Her classic line was, \u201cI\u2019ll use any means necessary to do the work of the Lord!\u201d (Heaven help us all!!) Bullying and cruelty cannot be defended under any circumstances in Christian community. Only through a gross misreading of scripture can we justify violence, cruelty, or unjust behavior.\nLastly, nothing is less charming than an over-tired child. The surly, cranky, selfish, off-putting behavior of exhausted children can try the patience of even the most saintly adult. I save this for last because in over twenty years of mediation and conflict work I believe that exhaustion and burn out are the leading causes of unpleasant, childish behavior in congregations. People bicker, and snipe, and snark, and argue, and insult each other because they don\u2019t have anything more interesting or exciting to do. Any change will require effort, and many in the church are \u201ctoo tired\u201d to face any significant challenge. In those cases, what is needed is a time out. But rather than make everyone go sit in a corner or lay their heads down on a desk, people in church leadership most often need retreat, silence, time to pray, to talk about their faith (not the demands of the institutional church), to discuss scripture, to vision, to listen, and to go outside and play for awhile. I regularly recommend a moratorium on meetings \u2014 suggesting that congregations that feel stuck take a few months off, replacing business meetings with Bible study, problem-solving with prayer, and planning with play. Shifting the focus from the task to rebuilding relationships helps people to remember why they come to church in the first place. 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        "raw_content": "TRANSVAC-2\nTRANSVAC2 is an infrastructure project that aims to accelerate the development of effective vaccines urgently needed to address European and global health challenges. This short movie explains you what the whole initiative is about.\nTransvac2 flyer\nTRANSVAC2 (2017-2022) will support innovation for both prophylactic and therapeutic vaccine development. High-quality technical services across four different service platforms will be offered: Technology (for process development and GMP production), Immunocorrelates & Systems Biology, Animal models, and support for Clinical Trials. Researchers, including those from industry, can apply to benefit from the expertise, reagents, and facilities offered by TRANSVAC2 to accelerate the development of their vaccines. The call for applications is planned to be launched in October 2017.\nTRANSVAC2 will further accelerate vaccine development by applying cutting-edge technologies to address critical issues in modern vaccine development and thereby increase the quality of services provided. Additionally, TRANSVAC2 will continue the efforts to establish a sustainable vaccine development infrastructure in Europe.\nEATRIS involvement in this infrastructure project will include primarily the development of a regulatory platform for preclinical, marketing authorization and pharmacovigilance for clinical trials. In addition, EATRIS will seek to identify inconsistencies in the national regulatory framework while offering consultation for preclinical vaccine development. EATRIS institutions will also organize workshops around these key areas during the project\u2019s lifetime where we hope you can attend as they arise.\nEATRIS institutions have played a pivotal role in vaccine development in recent years including the recent \u201cInnovation Partnership for a Roadmap on Vaccines in Europe\u201d (IPROVE) and EURIPRED initiatives. We are pleased to continue to offer our institution\u2019s expertise and technologies to play a major part in this initiative that aims to accelerate the development of effective vaccines urgently needed to address European and global health challenges. We look forward to seeing this new infrastructure develop over the coming years and making a real impact to our society.\n10 Mi EUR\nEuropean Vaccines Initiative\nhttp://www.euvaccine.eu/portfolio/project-index/transvac2\nH2020, Research infrastructure, Vaccines",
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        "raw_content": "Business News\u203aNews\u203aElections\u203aTelangana\u203aHome ministry takes up Telangana, Andhra Pradesh request for more MLAs\nHome ministry takes up Telangana, Andhra Pradesh request for more MLAs\nGovernment sources said the revised Census of 2011, which was published in 2013, would now be considered to add to the list of reserved seats in the two states.\nK Chandrasekhar Rao, has been insisting for long that the Centre deliver on the promise on increasing the seats in their states.\nNEW DELHI: The Union home ministry has taken up a proposal to increase the strength of the Andhra Pradesh and Telangana assemblies to meet a long-standing demand of the two southern states.\nThe number of seats in the AP and Telangana assemblies might go up by 50 and 34, respectively, if the NDA government manages to get Parliament approval for amendments to a constitutional provision and the Representation of People Act. To increase the composition of legislative assembly, the Parliament will have to amend Article 170 of the Constitution.\nUnder the current provision, such an exercise can be undertaken only after the Census 2021 gets published in 2026, said sources in the ministry. The RP Act too will have to be tweaked to legitimise alteration in the size of the assemblies.\nThe ministry has rolled out the process and recently sought comments of the Election Commission to identify Schedule Caste and Schedule Tribe constituencies in both states which would have to be reserved if the composition of both the legislative assemblies is increased, said ministry sources.\nThe undivided Andhra Pradesh had 294 assembly constituencies. When Telangana was carved out of it in 2014, these were divided between the two states, with AP getting 175 seats (plus one for a nominated member) and Telangana the remaining 119.\nThe proposal is to increase the strength of the lower house to AP to 225 and Telangana to 153. The figures were calculated at the time of the state bifurcation and mentioned in Section 26 of the AP Reorganisation Act. According to the Act, \u201cdelimitation of the constituencies may be determined by the Election Commission\u201d based on this formula.\nThe move, however, will not impact the number of Lok Sabha seats in the two states.\nAP chief minister N Chandrababu Naidu and his Telangana counterpart, K Chandrasekhar Rao, have been insisting for long that the Centre deliver on the promise on increasing the seats in their states.\nIn the past, they have also taken it up with Prime Minister Narendra Modi and home minister Rajnath Singh, since the NDA government has already increased the number of seats in the legislative councils of AP and Telangana.\nAP government sources said its finance minister, Yanamala Ramakrishnudu, had again raised this issue during the Southern Zonal Council meeting, which was chaired by Rajnath Singh and held on September 18 in Bengaluru. The home ministry informed that the process was on and the matter was with the EC, a senior state official said.",
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        "raw_content": "Home Health & Beauty Sitting might not be so bad for you after all\nSitting might not be so bad for you after all\nSitting has been branded the \u201cnew smoking\u201d for its supposed public health risks, especially for people with sit-down office jobs.\nOver the past 15 years or so sitting has been linked with cancer, heart disease and diabetes and even depression. This has led to a surge in media stories on the risks of sitting, even for people who do a lot of exercise.\nThen there\u2019s the rise in the popularity of standing desks to encourage people to get off their chairs to improve their health.\nBut is sitting really that risky? And do we really need standing desks?\nIn our latest study we investigated if not only the total amount of sitting, but different types of sitting, were linked with developing type 2 diabetes.\nWe wanted to see if there was any difference between sitting watching TV, sitting at work, or sitting at home but not watching TV.\nWe measured sitting behaviours of 4,811 British public servants, who were on average 44 years old and didn\u2019t have diabetes, heart or circulatory problems at the start of the study. Over the next 13 years, 402 people developed diabetes.\nEven well designed studies of people using sit-stand desks found replacing sitting with standing for 40-45 minutes each work day didn\u2019t provide any measurable health benefits.\nExercise: Motivation gets you started, but routine keeps you going\nAnd people who use them may think they\u2019ve done their bit and tend to be less physically active after work.\nReducing the amount of time spent sitting can be a useful option if people don\u2019t want to walk or cannot walk, cycle or exercise.\nBut you would have to cut back your sitting by many hours a day to achieve the same reduced risk of dying from cancer and cardiovascular disease from doing even one or two exercise sessions a week.\nAlthough we tend to assume it\u2019s easier to reduce sitting time than to promote physical activity, unfortunately, they are equally hard to tackle.\nRather than being the \u201cnew smoking\u201d, we need to think of sitting as an important part of the wider problem of physical inactivity.\nWe also need to read behind the headlines of how the media covers sitting. Research just published shows 30-40% of media stories on sedentary behaviour promote misleading messages, such as sitting undoes the benefits of exercise.\nSo, the first priority is to reinforce the most evidence-based message: move as often as possible, huff and puff sometimes.\nPrevious articleAlice Marie Johnson to President Trump: \u2018I am going to make you proud\u2019\nNext article7 horrible things that have already happened because of the Brexit",
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        "raw_content": "An Introduction to Wittgenstein's Philosophy of Religion\nThere is no general introduction to Wittgenstein's philosophy of religion. Brian Clack provides a much-needed primer in Wittgenstein's thought as it relates to religious belief. This text provides a guide to the essentials of Wittgenstein's philosophy, particularly in the philosophy of religion. Students are introduced to the early and later work, and the different accounts of language and meaning they offer. The book will provide an overview of Wittgenstein's writings on religion, and an assessment of his influence in contemporary debates.\nBrian Clack is an Assistant Professor of Philosophy at the University of San Diego.\nSucceeds very well in bringing out the myriad issues that have come to be associated with a Wittgensteinian approach to philosophy of religion.. A nimble and often fascinating jaunt through the Wittgensteinian approach to religion. I recommend it highly for anyone wishing to learn more about Wittgenstein's views and their influence; it also has the added advantage of raising along the way many broader issues about religious belief.",
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        "raw_content": "Reconciliation, Mission & Equality\nIt was great to see some of you at Ministry Fair this past weekend! Our continuing diocesan discussion centering on \u201cThe Waters of Reconciliation\u201d remains as relevant now as it was when we began this conversation a couple of years ago at our Diocesan Convention. We began our day together with a thought-provoking keynote address by Heidi Kim, The Episcopal Church\u2019s Missioner for Racial Reconciliation, who noted that, as a nation, \u201cwe have strengthened the barriers between us and them\u201d which is contrary to our call to love ALL our neighbors. Daily, we are forced to question the very nature of truth as we encounter facts and \u201calternative facts.\u201d Yet, as Episcopalians, we must be committed to live out the mission of our Church as defined in our Catechism (BCP p 854):\nQ. What is the mission of the Church?\nQ. How does the Church pursue its mission?\nA. 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        "raw_content": "MISSION: To make sharing the Gospel less awkward\nSalvation is through confession of Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior. (Acts 4:12; Romans 10:9-10; John 14:6)\nThere is only one living and true God. There are three persons in the Godhead: the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. (Genesis 1:2, 27; Matthew 28:19; I John 5:7)\nThe Holy Bible to be the inspired Word of God. (II Timothy 3:16; II Peter 1:20, 21)\nJesus Christ, conceived of the Virgin Mary, is the only begotten Son of the Father. Jesus was crucified, buried and rose from the dead. He ascended to heaven and is today at the right hand of the Father as the Intercessor. (Luke 1:26-33; Hebrews 7:25)\nWe are justified (declared righteous under the blood of Jesus) when we repent of our sins and believe in Jesus Christ. (Acts 13:38, 39; Romans 5:1; I Corinthians 6:11; Mark 1:5)\nIn the Second Coming of our Lord, Jesus Christ. (Acts 1:10, 11; I Thessalonians 4:13-18; Revelation 1:7)\nThose who die outside of Christ will be punished in an eternal Hell, but those who die \u201cin Him\u201d shall share in His glory in Heaven forever. (Daniel 12:2; Matthew 25:46; John 5:29; Jude 1:7)",
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        "raw_content": "The Khilafat movement was an agitation by Indian Muslims, allied with Indian nationalists, to pressure the British government to preserve the authority of the Ottoman Sultan as Caliph of Islam after World War I. While seemingly pan-Islamic, the movement was primarily a means of achieving pan-Indian Muslim political mobilization.\n1 The Khilafat and the end of World War I\n2 Significance and Leadership\n3 The Khilafat and Indian Nationalism\n4 Importance and Collapse of the Movement\nThe Khilafat and the end of World War I\u2191\nThe Khilafat movement (1919-1924) was an agitation by Indian Muslims allied with Indian nationalism in the years following World War I. Its purpose was to pressure the British government to preserve the authority of the Ottoman Sultan as Caliph of Islam following the breakup of the Ottoman Empire at the end of the war. Integral to this was the Indian Muslims\u2019 desire to influence the treaty-making process following the war in such a way as to restore the 1914 boundaries of the Ottoman Empire, even though the Turks, allies of the Central Powers, had been defeated in the war. Indian supporters of the Khilafat cause sent a delegation to London in 1920 to plead their case, but the British government treated the delegates as quixotic pan-Islamists, and did not change its policy toward Turkey. The Indian Muslims\u2019 attempt to influence the provisions of the Treaty of Sevres thus failed, and the European powers, most notably Great Britain and France, went ahead with territorial adjustments, including the institution of mandates over formerly Ottoman Arab territories.\nSignificance and Leadership\u2191\nThe significance of the Khilafat movement, however, lies less in its supposed pan-Islamism than in its impact upon the Indian nationalist movement. The leaders of the Khilafat movement forged the first political alliance among western-educated Indian Muslims and \u2018ulema over the religious symbol of the khilafat (caliphate). This leadership included the \u2018Ali brothers \u2013 Muhammad \u2018Ali (1878-1931) and Shaukat \u2018Ali (1873-1938) \u2013 newspaper editors from Delhi; their spiritual guide Maulana Abdul Bari (1878-1926) of Firangi Mahal, Lucknow; the Calcutta journalist and Islamic scholar Abu\u2019l Kalam Azad (1888-1958); and Maulana Mahmud ul-Hasan (1851-1920), head of the madrasa at Deoband, in northern India. These publicist-politicians and \u2018ulema viewed European attacks upon the authority of the Caliph as an attack upon Islam, and thus as a threat to the religious freedom of Muslims under British rule.\nThe Khilafat and Indian Nationalism\u2191\nThe Khilafat issue crystallized anti-British sentiments among Indian Muslims that had increased since the British declaration of war against the Ottomans in 1914. The Khilafat leaders, most of whom had been imprisoned during the war because of their pro-Turkish sympathies, were already active in the Indian nationalist movement. Upon their release in 1919, they espoused the Khilafat cause as a means to achieve pan-Indian Muslim political solidarity in the anti-British cause. The Khilafat movement also benefited from Hindu-Muslim cooperation in the nationalist cause that had grown during the war, beginning with the Lucknow Pact of 1916 between the Indian National Congress and the Muslim League, and culminating in the protest against the Rowlatt anti-Sedition bills in 1919. The National Congress, led by Mahatma Gandhi (1869-1948), called for non-violent non-cooperation against the British. Gandhi espoused the Khilafat cause, as he saw in it the opportunity to rally Muslim support for nationalism. The \u2018Ali brothers and their allies, in turn, provided the non-cooperation movement with some of its most enthusiastic followers.\nImportance and Collapse of the Movement\u2191\nThe combined Khilafat Non-Cooperation movement was the first all-India agitation against British rule. It saw an unprecedented degree of Hindu-Muslim cooperation and it established Gandhi and his technique of non-violent protest (satyagraha) at the center of the Indian nationalist movement. Mass mobilization using religious symbols was remarkably successful, and the British Indian government was shaken. In late 1921, the government moved to suppress the movement. The leaders were arrested, tried, and imprisoned. Gandhi suspended the Non-Cooperation movement in early 1922. Turkish nationalists dealt the final blow to the Khilafat movement by abolishing the Ottoman sultanate in 1922, and the caliphate in 1924.\nGail Minault, University of Texas\nSection Editor: Heike Liebau\nBamford, P. 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        "raw_content": "Adequate resource to meet training standards\nThe Department of Health and the General Medical Council should review whether the resources available for regulating Approved Practice Setting are adequate and, if not, make arrangements for the provision of the same. Consideration should be given to empowering the General Medical Council to charge organisations a fee for approval\nThe General Medical Council review has found that these new powers have superseded APS as a source of regulatory assurance and has recommended that the legal provisions that deal with APS should be reviewed as part of the Law Commission review of the regulation of health and social care professionals. This will however take time, and in the meantime there is an opportunity for the General Medical Council to align the APS requirements with those in the Responsible Officer Regulations. In effect, this would mean that newly registered doctors or doctors recently restored to the register must, while in the UK, practise in circumstances where they have a connection to a designated body, which is an organisation that will provide regular appraisal and help with revalidation.\nFollowing the General Medical Council\u2019s fundamental review of Approved Practice Settings (APS), new APS requirements were introduced in June 2014. These align the APS regime with the Responsible Officer Regulations. Doctors subject to APS requirements must now hold a prescribed connection to a designated body in order to practice in the UK. Designated bodies are, for the most part, organisations that employ or contract with licensed doctors. They are under a statutory duty to have systems in place to support the continuous evaluation of all doctors with a connection to their organisation. They must have an appraisal system in place for these doctors and support them with their revalidation.\nThis ensures that these doctors are subject to the clinical governance arrangements required for revalidation, such as regular appraisals based on the General Medical Council\u2019s core guidance for doctors, and are no longer restricted to practising in a specific physical setting.\nBecause the General Medical Council are using this alternative model for newly registered doctors, or doctors recently restored to the register, the issue of charging is no longer relevant.",
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        "raw_content": "The World Health Organization\u2019s Response to Emerging Human Immunodeficiency Virus Drug Resistance and a Call for Global Action\nThe global community, including the World Health Organization (WHO), has committed to ending the AIDS epidemic and to ensuring that 90% of people living with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) are diagnosed, 90% start treatment, and 90% achieve and maintain virological suppression. The emergence of HIV drug resistance (HIVDR) as antiretroviral treatment programs expand could preclude the 90-90-90 targets adopted by the United Nations General Assembly at the High-Level Meeting on Ending AIDS from being achieved. The Global Action Plan on HIVDR is a call for collective action grounded on normative guidance providing a standardized and robust approach to monitoring, preventing, and responding to HIVDR over the next 5 years (2017\u20132021). WHO is committed to supporting country, global, regional, and national partners to implement and monitor the progress of the Global Action Plan. This article outlines the key components of WHO\u2019s strategy to tackle HIVDR and the role the organization takes in leading the global response to HIVDR.\nIn 2016 the United Nations\u2019 High-Level Meeting on Ending AIDS [1] committed to \u201cestablishing an effective system to monitor, prevent and respond to the emergence of drug resistance strains of HIV in populations and antimicrobial resistance among people living with HIV.\u201d As the world transitions to a \u201ctreat all\u201d approach in the global response to the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) epidemic, it is vital that population levels of HIV drug resistance (HIVDR) be routinely monitored and that countries respond appropriately when HIVDR reaches levels that can lead to unacceptably high rates of virological failure, a reversal of HIV-associated morbidity and mortality, increasing incidence of HIV, and higher overall costs of providing antiretroviral therapy (ART) [2].\nDespite the progress made by the global HIV community in achieving the Millennium Development Goals [3], which resulted in 19.5 million people initiating ART by the end of 2016 and reductions in the morbidity and mortality of people living with HIV [4], the next 10 years will be a time of continued expansion in HIV programs, particularly in countries identified as \u201cFast Track\u201d for focused support. The potential emergence and transmission of HIVDR must be considered a priority in conjunction with the development of quality HIV treatment and care services to ensure that highly effective drug regimens are available to all those who are diagnosed and that antiretroviral (ARV) medicines used for pre-exposure (PrEP) and post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) remain effective.\nAt an individual level, the presence of pretreatment drug resistance when starting ART (or pretreatment HIV drug resistance [PDR]) increases the risk of virological failure in adults and children [5\u201323], the need to switch to a more costly regimen [24], treatment discontinuation [5,16,25], and accumulation of additional drug-resistance mutations [11, 12]. At a population level, the cost of inaction has both human and financial consequences. Modeling predicts that levels of PDR >10% will result in an additional 890000 deaths, 450000 new infections, and an ART program cost of $6.5 billion over the next 15 years in sub-Saharan Africa alone if current first-line ART remains unchanged [2]. The same model predicts increasing negative impact on mortality, HIV incidence, and viral load suppression (VLS) resulting from the rising prevalence of PDR and indicates that interventions such as the introduction of pretreatment HIVDR testing or, even more, a shift to dolutegravir-based ART in first-line regimens can result in more favorable health outcomes [26]. The 2017 World Health Organization (WHO) HIVDR report highlights that levels of PDR to efavirenz or nevirapine, the commonly used ARVs in first-line ART, exceed 10% in several low- and middle-income countries [27].\nIn its role as global convener, the WHO has led the development of a Global Action Plan (GAP) on HIV drug resistance (2017\u20132021) with the overarching goal to preventing HIVDR from undermining the attainment of global targets on health and HIV and enabling the most effective treatment to be provided to all people living with HIV [28]. The 5 strategic objectives of the action plan highlight the importance of effective prevention and response to HIVDR and the need to strengthen monitoring and surveillance of HIVDR, invest in innovative research, strengthen laboratory capacity, and establish enabling financial, governance, and advocacy mechanisms to achieve tangible results (Figure 1). All stakeholders with a role in the global response to HIV are called on to support implementation of the plan and to act collectively to respond to the potential threat that HIVDR poses to the global elimination of AIDS.\nThe Global Action Plan on HIVDR aligns itself with the broader Global Action Plan on antimicrobial resistance and calls for a comprehensive, coordinated, innovative, and integrated action to tackle HIVDR and broader antimicrobial challenges [29, 30], therefore providing an opportunity for strengthening synergy and collaboration between all allied programs at country, regional, and global levels. Collective action, including opportunities to leverage resources, can combat the threat of resistant microbes and viruses to population health in diseases of significant public health burden.\nTagged: HIV, AIDS, prevention, WHO, research\nNewer PostUganda condemns sex education for 10-year-olds as 'morally wrong'\nOlder PostGlobal Interfaith LGBTIQ Leaders Convene at UN for Expert-level Dialogue",
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        "raw_content": "Women, LGBT people 'invisible' victims of disasters: experts\nLONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A lack of data on the impact of disasters on women, girls and lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) people is excluding them from relief efforts and damaging their ability to recover from shocks, experts said on Wednesday.\nCecilia Aipira, an adviser on disaster risk reduction at the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), said women and girls are most adversely affected by disasters, \u201cbut what is missing is the hard evidence of how they\u2019re being affected\u201d.\n\u201cAs a result they remain largely invisible in relief and development programs,\u201d she said at the launch of the Centre for Gender and Disaster at University College London on Wednesday. According to Mami Mizutori, the new chief of the U.N. Office for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNISDR), \u201cdisasters do not affect people equally\u201d.\n\u201cIn many parts of the world more women die in disasters than men as a consequence of higher levels of poverty and other forms of discrimination,\u201d she said in a statement on Wednesday.\nSunil Pant, a Nepalese activist and former politician, said LGBT people also suffer more as a result of disasters and are often denied relief as \u201cthey do not fit the traditional family set-up of husband and wife\u201d.\u201cFor example, I\u2019ve seen Nepalese authorities refuse to certify that the houses of two transgender people that had been destroyed in the 2015 earthquake needed to be rebuilt,\u201d he told the audience. Efforts to reduce disaster risks should do more to target LGBT people, Pant said.\n\u201cLGBT people in shock-prone countries like Nepal, India and Haiti have zero information on disasters. They\u2019ve never taken part in earthquake drills and have no idea who to contact in case of an emergency,\u201d he added. Read more via Thomson Reuters Foundation\nSendai Framework Monitor takes off\nGENEVA, 8 March 2018 - One week after the launch of the new online tool, 50 countries have logged on with the intention of using the Sendai Framework Monitor to report on their disaster losses and efforts to increase national and local strategies for disaster risk reduction.\n\u201cFifty countries have already logged in to the on-line Sendai Framework Monitoring System in one week, which is very encouraging,\u201d it was confirmed today by Ricardo Mena, Chief of UNISDR\u2019s Sendai Framework Implementation Branch.\n\u201cAnd 150 countries have officially informed us about the name of the focal point who will coordinate the reporting process, so we can expect many more countries to log in, in the next couple of weeks,\u201d he said as he opened a two-hour training session in Geneva dedicated to help countries to use the new on-line tool.\nThe Sendai Framework Monitor system launched last week by the UN Special Representative for Disaster Risk Reduction, Ms. Mami Mizutori, is the first global on-line tool to monitor the implementation of the seven targets of the Sendai Framework, the global plan for reducing disaster losses by 2030, and a key instrument to help achieving the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.\n\u201cThe Sendai monitoring system is a dual reporting system that not only includes indicators to report on the seven targets of the Sendai Framework but also comprises eleven indicators associated with three main Sustainable Development Goals which are Goals 1-11- 13. The International community has been working for more than 25 years to come up with such a monitoring system and this is quite an achievement when we are all working together to make a more sustainable and resilient development,\"said Julio Serge from the UNISDR Bonn office which runs the monitoring process. SDG1 is focussed on poverty eradication, SDG11, resilient cities and communities, and SDG13, climate action. Read more via UNISDR\nTagged: disaster, research, UN\nNewer PostIndonesia: Jakarta Social Agency targets transgender people as 'social misfits'\nOlder PostPakistan: Senate adopts bill to protect rights of transgender persons",
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        "raw_content": "\u2190 Manhunt Malaysia is Top 10 in Manhunt International 2011 Final\n19 eye \u2018Model of the World\u2019 title \u2192\nMISS MODEL OF THE WORLD ever since its establishment in 1988 has been successfully held for 22 years. Its the first and most serious event in the WORLD and in TURKEY which already has taken it\u2019s place in the INTERNATIONAL CALENDAR since the year it was founded. 2011 will be the 8th consecutive year for Ipoh City to host the Miss Malaysia Model of The World. The selection of Miss Malaysia Model of the World 2011 will be one of the most exciting and glamorous events held in Perak State this year. The Miss Malaysia Model of the World final is the ONLY National-scale modeling contest held in Perak.\nEvent : Miss Malaysia Model Of The World 2011\nVenue : Syuen Grand Ballroom \u2013 Level 2",
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        "title": "Managing Health Care - Legal Concepts of Documentation",
        "raw_content": "Managing Health Care - Legal Concepts of Documentation\nThis section would cover the two following directions: core aspects of the documentation system in the healthcare establishments (1) and systems and methods of documentation (2).\nCore aspects of the documentation system in the healthcare establishments\nWhile referring to the health care records management, it is important to rely on the accountability of the clinical documentation and to outline the following information. There are specially developed Codes of Ethics for the nurses. According to these codes, the nurses are responsible for applying their skills and knowledge into the practice in order to provide their patients with competent, safe and ethical care. That is why the professional activity of the nurse (in the light of the documentation process) should reflect such competent and safe nursing care. The responsibility for the documentation process is also lies on the nurses.\nThe personal and professional support health care records are provided in the documentation in order to support the fact of the everyday care providing to the patients by the nurses with the evidence. In addition, it is important to put an emphasis on the fact that there is a possibility of using the nursing documentation for the legal proceedings. In the case if the nursing documentation is accurate, thorough and complete, it is possible to support the fact of meeting the set of the core requirements by the particular nurse with the evidence.\nIt is possible to make a conclusion that the client record documentation is the indicator of the provided care. In addition, the nurses\u2019 care is made visible by the documentation (Bastable, 2003).\nThe next issue to be discussed in the scopes of this paper is the legal outcomes of nursing documentation. It is important to emphasize the fact that the client health care record is considered as the legal document. The information, supporting the fact that the care is provided by the health care establishment, is included into the document. Consequently, there is a possibility of using this documentation in the cases when there is the need to answer questions, concerning the care provision accountability resolving. The chronological record of the set of events is provided by the documentation \u2013 from the patient\u2019s admission to discharge. It is possible to use this information for the nurses\u2019 memory refreshing in the cases when there is the need in providing the evident facts and information in the court. In the majority of cases, courts use the medical documents for the event reconstruction, dates and time establishing and in order to resolve conflict in testimony (Grant, 1997).\nWhen the lawyer represents the nurse or doctor, one relies on the available documentation in order to establish the fact that the care has been provided in accordance with the standards and with prudence. In the same manner, the lawyer, representing the client may apply the documentation for proving the fact that there has been a set of failures in the care providing process and tactics, and consequently, in the entire process of treatment. The specific information is included into the documentation: who, what, how and why. The actual care, which has been provided, is discussed and the response of the client to the treatment and its effectiveness is given. Also, such documentation provides the assistance in confirmation of the competence and safety of provided medical treatment and care (Keatings et al, 2000).\nAlso, the risk management should be taken into account in the scopes of this section. It is possible to consider the client information, included into the health care record as a tool, applied in the processes of quality improvement for analysis and evaluation of the provided services and the achieved outcomes of the particular treatment procedures. In the majority of health care establishments, the standards for client documentation are set. Also, they are determined at the national level in the specific acts. These standards should be met by the facilities in the process of their accreditation. The sound basis for the quality of care appropriate measurement is created by the accurate and comprehensive documentation. In such a manner the progress toward preferred outcomes is evaluated.\nWhile referring to the risk management program, it is important to consider the fact that it is presented as an identification system directed to the risks of clients, staff, visitors and organizational assets reduction. In order to make the risk management practice effective, there is the need of clear documentation. That is mainly caused by the fact that the audits require the health care records in order to carry out the analysis of the ongoing risk management. Potter et al (2009) consider that \u201cThe nurses\u2019 notes are risk-management and quality assurance tools for the employer and the individual nurse\u201d. That is why it is possible to conclude that the effective tool of the risk management is the high quality documentation, which, in turn, may be applied for and by the staff, which provides the care, the client receiving care, and the entire health care establishment (Potter et al, 2006).\nThe last issue to be taken into account is the evidence-based practice facilitating. The evidence-based practice is both supported and informed by the practical and theoretical experience of the health care service providers. As it has been stated above, the core essence of the health care record is that it is an information source used by the nurses and by the scientific researchers in the particular area. That is why it is ought to be accurate one. The rich information source is provided by the documentation for the medical personnel. This information related to the client outcome evaluation and to the nursing interventions (Meiner, 1999).\nSystems and methods of documentation\nWhile referring to the fact that the total computerization has taken its place in the time frame of last 10-15 years, the health care records are also executed while using the PC. The principles of documentation are common for both the paper documentation and the electronic version.\nKirkley & Rewick define the online documentation as \u201ctechnology that automates the capture of clinical care data. In the nursing realm, this can include assessment data, clinical findings, and nursing plans of care, nursing interventions (along with results), patient\u2019s progress toward goals, risk assessments, discharge planning, patient education and more\u201d (Kirkley & Rewick, 2003).\nThe set of the secure features is required by the electronic documentation systems in order to protect the confidentiality of the client and to prevent other existing forms of the documentation entries modifying. After completing the documentation, the entries are to be locked by the program \u2013 they should be transferred to the form of \u201cread only\u201d information. There is a general requirement to the practice setting policies \u2013 the access to the information should be provided to the staff of the health care establishment only in the scopes of the specific area of practice. Only selected staff is to be provided with the access to the complete information, concerning the particular client (patient). In order to guarantee the passwords and ensure security, they are to be changed at the specific time intervals. The level of access to the information is defined in accordance with the user name.\nIt is important to emphasize that the doctors and nurses should be allowed to access to the E-health system only by using their personal user name and password. That is done in order to ensure that the particular nurse or doctor has accessed the system at the specific time and place.\nIn the case if there are two forms of documentation in the health care establishment (paper and electronic), there is the need of the continuity of care maintenance. There is a general requirement in such a case to identify using the paper-basedhealth-care records of the E-health system. If the paper health care record is used when there are some technical problems with the electronic system, the reader should be redirected to the paper health care record.\nThere is a requirement to the care provider to put a signature in the E-health record. It is important to emphasize the fact that the electronic signatures are valid. The core purpose of using them is demonstration of the accountability. These signatures are technically accessible only to the person, who is identified by thatsignature.\nIf the incorrect entries take their place, they must be corrected. The remark on the corrector, the time of correction and place are obligatory.\nThe awareness of the health care establishment personnel in the ways of E-documentation correction is also obligatory. It is important to emphasize the fact that similarly to other forms of documentation, the information, which has been used for the health care record, cannot be deleted.\nThe nurse or doctor is required to refer to their employer\u2019s policy in the cases when the additions or changes are made to the E-health record (Kirkley & Rewick, 2003).\nAll the entries to the health care record are to be voluntary. In the case if the entry is late, it should be marked correspondingly. All the corrections, alterations or deletions to the E-health record are to be documented carefully. Also the date is to be put, including the hour and the signature of the nurse or doctor, who is making the additions or changes to the file.\nThere is a set of the effective documentation techniques, which are directed for the appropriate solutions for the particular health care organization. The narrative documentation technique is considered as the traditional method for the provided nursing care recording. The documentation is accomplished in the form of story. There is not any organized framework \u2013 the data is recorded in the form of the progress notes. The reader is often required to sort the information.\nThe Problem-Orientated Medical Record (POMR) implies the single list of client problems, which is made by the members of the health care team. The basis for the POMR method is formed by the nursing process. There are the following advantages of such approach:\nThe core emphasis is put on the client\u2019s perceptions of their problems;\nThe continuous evaluation of the care plan and its revision are required;\nGreater continuity of care is provided among the members of the health care team;\nThe effective communication is enhanced among the members of the health care team;\nThe efficiency in the information collection is increased;\nThe chronological order for the information is provided, and makes it easy-to-read;\nThe use of the nursing process is reinforced.\nIn the case of the POMR, the chronological problem number is not repeated in the time frames of one hospitalization. After treatment has been completed and the problem has been resolved\u2014the modification of the list is made by checking off the area next to the listing or by signing a space. Also, the date of the problem resolution is noted next to the signature.\nWhile referring to the SOAP/IER method, it is important to rely on the following information \u2013 it is the problem-orientated documentation method. It is structured in such a manner when the notes of the narrative progress are written by the members of the health care team. The SOAPIE, SOAP or SOAPIER format is applied in this case. Meiner (1999) gives the following interpretation of the abbreviation:\nObjective - the care provider\u2019s observations and tests;\nSubjective - the client\u2019s observations;\nAssessment - the care provider\u2019s understanding;\nPlans - advice, action, goals;\nEvaluation - how outcomes of care are evaluated;\nIntervention - when an intervention was identified and changed to meet client\u2019s needs;\nRevision - when changes to the original problem come from revised interventions, outcomes of care or time lines that is used to denote changes (Meiner, 1999).\nThe PIE (Problem; Intervention; Evaluation) method implied that there are numbers and labels (given in accordance with the client\u2019s problems) for all the notes. The resolved problems are eliminated from the daily documentation after the review is done by the doctor or nurse. The daily documentation is done only for the continuing problems (Potter et al., 2006).\nFocus Charting (DAR) is documentation technique that includes subjective and objective data, actions and the clients\u2019 response. The core emphasis of this documentation technique is made on avoiding the formal documenting of problems only.\nTo conclude the chapter, it is important to put an emphasis on the fact that regardless the chosen method, nurses and doctors are responsible for the treatment, data keeping and for the outcomes.\nWritten communication skills are very important for the precise documentation of each of the above listed nursing practice components. In the case if the document is competed perfectly, it may be further applied as the valuable tool for the effective communication between the health care providers within the clinic support.\nWalk in Clinics as the Best Solution for the Vulnerable Population",
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        "raw_content": "ENCHANTED GIFTS FOR HIM\nExplore Louis Vuitton's Enchanted World of Gifts for holiday inspiration.\nBrighten someone's holiday season with Louis Vuitton. The Maison has compiled a gift selection with a diverse range of ideas such as the much sought-after Monogram Galaxy bag, new versions of classic small leather goods, cutting-edge sneakers and more. Whether he's a fashion-lover or frequent traveler, there's something for everyone in the Enchanted World of Gifts.",
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        "raw_content": "Tag Archives: Unai Emery\nArsenal don\u2019t want Mesut Ozil anymore as PSG loan deal falls through\nWhen PSG reportedly came in for Arsenal playmaker Mesut Ozil to take on loan until the end of the season, whisper it but The Gunners and in particular head coach Unai Emery would have been delighted, but Ozil turned down the chance to play for the Ligue 1 champions.\nIt is clear that Emery does not feel the need to keep Ozil and the ex German international who quit the national team has played just 13 games in the league this season. Ozil simply doesn\u2019t work in an Emery team and it seems only a matter of time before Ozil is put up for sale, Arsenal want rid, but therein lies the problem.\nJust how can Arsenal shift Ozil who is on a whopping \u00a3350,000 a week? Former manager Arsene Wenger made an error it seems in giving Ozil a new contract a few months before he retired, the result is that Ozil is tied to the club until 2021. Why would Ozil leave knowing that most clubs will not match his wages?\nHaving said that it does feel that Ozil has made an error not accepting to play for PSG until at least the end of the season. He would have been playing more regular time as Neymar is side lined until at least March and he would have won his first league title. PSG are currently 13 points clear at the top with 2 games in hand. So it does seem odd that Ozil didn\u2019t join up with PSG. If the worst came to the worst, he could go back to Arsenal for the beginning of next season.\nFor Arsenal this is a frustrating time. On one hand they can\u2019t justify paying a player that much money when he sits on the bench, on the other they have to respect the manager who doesn\u2019t see Ozil in his long term plans. The PSG loan deal falling through is a bitter blow to The Gunners. Had Ozil played and shined, interest would have been rekindled in the player and perhaps a transfer to PSG or another European club could have been completed this summer. Instead Ozil won\u2019t go and Arsenal do not want to fully admit that he isn\u2019t needed with the club.\nOzil\u2019s best years are past him, and whilst he is an incredibly talented player, he never really reached his own personal achievements. Bottom line is that he won\u2019t be thought of as one of the Arsenal legends, sorry Mesut but a statue outside the Emirates will not be forthcoming.\nFor now Emery and Ozil cannot be parted, but one senses that one will be gone in the summer, and it won\u2019t be the Spaniard.\nPosted in EPL Fantasy News\t| Tagged arsenal, Arsene Wenger, English Premier League, English Premier League Fantasy Game, Mesut Ozil, psg, real madrid, Unai Emery\t| Leave a reply\nSame old Arsenal as season is unravelling for the Gunners\nPosted on January 13, 2019 by David Bronstein\nArsenal dropped more points at the weekend when they went to West Ham and lost 1-0 and quite frankly this season is looking just like any other under Arsene Wenger.\nThat isn\u2019t to say that new coach Unai Emery hasn\u2019t stamped his presence on the team, because he has and the Gunners in general have been more willing to attack and take chances especially away from home. But one glance at the league table and after 22 games Arsenal just aren\u2019t bringing anything fresh to the table or their season.\nNot too much criticism should be put upon Emery- coming into a side that have been so used to having Wenger in charge for more than two decades, a change takes some doing and it isn\u2019t going to happen quickly. Having said that Emery will be under more pressure next season.\nThis latest loss though means that Manchester United have been able to catch up to them. Just before Christmas they were a good 8 points adrift, so it just underline how very average the Gunners have been lately.\nThe defeat against West Ham also means that they have slipped 6 points behind a top 4 finish, and with United right on top of them it means that Arsenal now have to challenge both Chelsea and possibly a resurgent United for that top four place. In short it looks as it Arsenal will miss out on a Champions League place for the 2nd time in a row.\nBecause of this we can say that Emery has failed in his objectives this season which must have been to put Arsenal back into Europe\u2019s elite competition, right now that looks like a distant dream. Emery\u2019s salvation could come by way of the FA Cup, a competition the Gunners have won 3 times from the last four years.\nThere is also of course the Europa League where Arsenal have made it to the knockout stages. If they win that then they will qualify for the Champions League, so not everything is at a dead end for them. However fans will be alarmed at some of the clubs latest stats.\nEmery\u2019s team have just one win in their past four and on form the club would not be in 5th place but in 10th. And maybe no fans want to hear this but this time last season Arsenal had 39 points, there really is nothing in it between Wenger\u2019s last season and Emery\u2019s first.\nWe can say that on the face of it Arsenal have not got any worse, but neither have they got any better. That doesn\u2019t mean the future isn\u2019t bright with Emery in the hot seat but it is clear that he will need a big budget this summer in order to compete at the top.\nPosted in EPL Fantasy News\t| Tagged arsenal, chelsea, English Premier League Fantasy Game, Manchester United, premier league, Unai Emery, west ham\t| Leave a reply\nUnai Emery should be praised for his flexibility, not criticised for it\nAs soon as Mesut Ozil was spotted on the Arsenal bench for the weekend\u2019s away day at Bournemouth, there was gossiping. Was this a sign that the German no longer had a place at the North London club? Or that there had been an argument between the playmaker and Unai Emery? Would he be off in the January transfer window?\nAs it turned out Emery had an explanation for Ozil\u2019s omission from the Arsenal team. \u201cWe thought about how we can be better in the match today, with a very demanding match physically with their intensity against us and we decided,\u201d the Spaniard said after the 2-1 win on the south coast.\nIn essence, Emery opted for a more physical style to combat what Bournemouth would throw at his team. In the end, it was a strategy that worked well, as Arsenal claimed all three points to edge them closer to the Premier League\u2019s top four places, just a single point behind Chelsea.\nRather than being criticised for his flexibility, Emery should be praised for it. For years under Arsene Wenger, Arsenal were typecast, with good reason, as a team that would play one, and only one, way. It didn\u2019t matter the opposition or the situation, Wenger\u2019s side would attempt to impose their natural game.\nOf course, that didn\u2019t always work and Arsenal suffered for it. Now, Emery is taking measures to be more pragmatic, to make better use of the squad he has, and against Bournemouth it worked. The Gunners didn\u2019t need Ozil to grind out the win over Bournemouth and as manager Emery was entitled to take the decision he did.\nIncreasingly in the modern game, it\u2019s assumed that every top player will play every minute of every match. We perhaps have Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo to thank for this zeitgeist, such is their superhuman drive to do exactly that \u2013 play every minute of every match. It should, however, be entirely normal for a manager to alter his team depending on the task at hand.\nThere have been suggestions that Emery and Ozil don\u2019t always see eye to eye, that the two figures clashed earlier in the season. If that is truly the case, it\u2019s unlikely the German will have been enamoured with the decision to leave him out of the team on Sunday, even if Emery could offer vindication.\nIn so many ways, Emery is the manager Arsenal have needed for years. He is in the antidote to the latter part of the Wenger era, and his versatility and pragmatism is just another aspect of that. Dropping Ozil, just as Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang was benched for a spell earlier in the season, demonstrates this. Let\u2019s move on from the hysteria of the Spaniard\u2019s decision on Sunday.\nPosted in EPL Fantasy News\t| Tagged arsenal, English Premier League, Mesut Ozil, Unai Emery\t| Leave a reply\nUnai Emery is right about Arsenal\u2019s defence\nThe first step to change is the acceptance of a problem in the first place. This seemed beyond Arsene Wenger, who time and time again refused to acknowledge Arsenal, under his charge, had become a soft touch at the back. Everyone could see their defence was vulnerable, prone to weakness at the worst possible moments, but Wenger couldn\u2019t.\nThis is just one of the reasons the Frenchman was pushed out of the club at the end of last season. In Unai Emery, the Gunners now have a manager who is intent on changing things, and progress has been made over the first few months of the season, with Arsenal once again one of the most exhilarating teams to watch in the Premier League.\nHowever, at the back the same old problems persist. Arsenal have, more than once, looked shaky in defence, but at least Emery recognises there are problems to be addressed. That\u2019s more than could have been said about Wenger, whose stubbornness became his worst quality over time.\n\u201cBefore Wenger came, Arsenal celebrated 1-0 and were based on defensive solidity,\u201d the Spaniard explained in an interview given to the Spanish press earlier this week. \u201cWith Arsene, joy came from attacking, with players of good standing. And the perfect combination was the Invincibles.\n\u201cBut over time, only technical quality and offensive freedom were taken care of, losing the defensive structure. What I want is to unite both essences and be more competitive. Arsenal was in decline. We had to stop it and start climbing.\u201d\nAs demonstrated across the Premier League, defensive resolution is difficult to instil in a team. There is a global shortage of top class centre backs at the moment, explaining why Liverpool were so desperate to sign Virgil Van Dijk for a club record fee of \u00a370 million last January. Emery has yet to settle on his defensive formula, at least one that works.\nSo far Shokdran Mustafi and Sokratis Papastathopoulos have been used as Arsenal\u2019s centre back pairing, with Hector Bellerin on the left of the defence and Nacho Monreal on the left. Bellerin has rediscovered his form this season, with Monreal his usual consistent self. But at the heart of the defence, Mustafi and Sokratis have proved less than convincing\u2026 and that\u2019s putting it mildly.\nIt could take some time for the former Paris Saint-Germain and Sevilla boss to get things right at the back \u2013 just look at how long it took Jurgen Klopp to settle on a defensive line at Liverpool. But as least Emery knows there is a problem. Whether it\u2019s through coaching or through signings made in the transfer market, the defensive process has only just started at Arsenal.\nPosted in EPL Fantasy News\t| Tagged arsenal, English Premier League, shkodran mustafi, Sokratis, Unai Emery\t| Leave a reply",
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        "raw_content": "Trump names the enemy: 'Islamic terrorists continuously slaughter Christians\u2026as part of their global jihad'\nVows to carry out 'mission' to 'eradicate' Islamic terrorists and their networks 'from the face of the earth'.\nIf Obama was the anti-Constantine, marginalizing and denigrating Christians while defending and advancing Islam, refusing to even name the enemy ('Islamic terrorism' and its 'global jihad'), President-elect Donald Trump has clearly set his course as defender of 'freedom-loving' peoples, and of Christians in particular.\nUPDATE: Trump and Putin, in phone conversations last month, indicated that they would \u201ctackle ISIS together.\u201d Following the murder of the Russian ambassador to Turkey, Russian President Vladimir Putin vowed to obliterate the Islamic State.\nAs he has done even since before announcing his candidacy, Mr. Trump continues to clearly name the enemy, the essential first step in defeating it.\nPresident-Elect Donald Trump Reacts to Berlin Truck Attack\nby Brendan Morrow, Heavy, December 19, 2016 (h/t Jihad Watch):\nPresident-Elect Donald Trump has issued a statement after at least nine people were killed and 50 injured in a truck attack in Berlin, Germany.\nThis incident occurred on Monday at a crowded Christmas market in Germany\u2019s capital. The assault is reminiscent of another truck attack that took place in Nice, France in July; ISIS claimed responsibility for that Nice attack, but it\u2019s not yet clear whether Monday\u2019s attack was inspired by ISIS.\nIn his statement, President-Elect Trump cites ISIS and says that Islamic terrorist organizations of its kind must be eradicated. While running for president, Trump repeatedly promised to use the words \u201cradical Islamic terror,\u201d distinguishing himself from President Barack Obama, who generally avoids this kind of language as to not give the impression that groups like ISIS are a representation of Islam.\nHere is the president-elect\u2019s statement:\nOur hearts and prayers are with the loved ones of the victims of today\u2019s horrifying terror attack in Berlin. Innocent civilians were murdered in the streets as they prepared to celebrate the Christmas holiday. ISIS and other Islamic terrorists continuously slaughter Christians in their communities and places of worship as part of their global jihad. These terrorists and their regional and worldwide networks must be eradicated from the face of the earth, a mission we will carry out with all freedom-loving partners.\nAt the same time that this statement was released, Trump tweeted about the situation in Berlin in addition to the assassination of Russia\u2019s ambassador to Turkey. Trump also mentions a shooting that occurred at a mosque in Switzerland that left three people wounded...\nLabels: Donald Trump, Germany, ISIL, islamic terrorism, jihad, Muslim persecution of Christians, Western Response",
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        "raw_content": "You are here: Home / Archives for Saatchi Gallery\nHerm\u00e8s Presents Festival des M\u00e9tiers at Saatchi Gallery, London\nParisian luxury goods brand Herm\u00e8s announces the arrival of Festival des M\u00e9tiers at Saatchi Gallery, London. The exhibition is presented in a contemporary setting by acclaimed designer Paola Navone.\n\u201cFestival des M\u00e9tiers unlocks the poetic and unique crafts that are the essence of the house of Herm\u00e8s, as their craftspeople reveal the mastery of their m\u00e9tiers. Visitors will see the famous Herm\u00e8s silk scarf printed before their eyes and to rhythmic sounds of the artisans\u2019 tools, handbags, watches, fine-jewellery and other iconic objects from Herm\u00e8s will be brought to life during the course of the exhibition.\u201d\nAdmission to Festival des M\u00e9tiers is free and open to the public from 22 May \u2013 28 May 2013 (10am \u2013 6pm Daily) at the Saatchi Gallery: Duke of York\u2019s HQ, King\u2019s Road, Chelsea, London SW3 4RY. Visit the Saatchi Gallery website for more info.\nFiled Under: Latest Tagged With: Festival des M\u00e9tiers, Hermes, London, Paola Navone, Saatchi Gallery",
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        "raw_content": "Risk and reward in the cloud: How to attack security concerns.\nBy Richard Moulds\nRichard Moulds is vice president of product management and strategy at Thales e-Security.\nThe Obama administration\u2019s cloud-first strategy is designed to lower IT costs and consolidate federal data centers through the adoption of cloud-based applications. The new policy requires agencies to identify three IT services that can be migrated to cloud computing applications.\nHowever, many government organizations are rightfully concerned about the security of sensitive data, and creating a protected cloud environment is not easy. Generally, the adoption of a data-centric approach to security provides a strong starting point. Here are some strategies for applying data security and maintaining control.\n1. Rely on cryptography to secure data in the cloud. Over time, cryptography has been proven to maintain confidentiality by rendering data unreadable to anyone unable to convert it back to its original state. That means if a data breach occurs, the data is useless to the attacker. The stolen data is only readable with the correct \u201ckey,\u201d the string of bits used for decryption.\nWhen assessing cloud providers\u2019 security claims, it is crucial to remember the data classifications that will be sent and, therefore, the appropriate security criteria. The definition of what \u201csecure\u201d really means comes down to a number of factors, but at the top of the list will be the data\u2019s value, the impact its loss would have and the risk of it being attacked.\n2. Determine who is responsible for protecting cloud data. Either the cloud provider has control over security or it doesn\u2019t. If the cloud provider does not take responsibility, then the government agency must encrypt the data internally, minimizing the impact of an attack by ensuring that only already-encrypted data is stored in the cloud. Because it can be difficult to manage encrypted data, that approach limits the operations that are performed in the cloud.\n3. Take a proactive approach to key management. Central to the overall encryption security model is the question of who has key control and who has key access. For network-level or basic storage-level encryption, the keys may be owned and controlled by the cloud provider.\nKeys will span multiple tenants, each of whom will have no control. A multilayer approach is a reliable level of protection but delivers nothing in terms of segregated protection. The only way to achieve isolation between tenants is to have keys dedicated to each while accounting for the fact that even these keys will probably be controlled or at least accessible to the cloud provider. That constitutes a potential insider threat, which is an unacceptable risk for many.\nSome government users of cloud services might have no choice but to manage the keys within their own environment. That is important, because at the end of the day, it is the government that is held accountable for that protection.\n4. Add another level of trustworthiness. Wherever encryption is deployed and whoever is responsible for key management, it is important to assess the trustworthiness of the systems. Although encryption algorithms are unbreakable, they are worthless if the keys can easily be stolen or misused. Government agencies have known this for years. To deliver necessary levels of assurance in the cloud, agencies must deploy tamper-resistant systems, such as hardware security models.\nThe cloud opens opportunities for government organizations to address seemingly conflicting goals \u2014 increased flexibility, capacity and responsiveness \u2014 while simultaneously lowering costs. Government agencies must evaluate their data security requirements and then identify the best security level. Strong cryptography provides protection for data and delivers strong segregation, and the wise use of key management provides the means to ensure control.",
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        "raw_content": "INADEQUATE AGENCY NOTICE GIVES UNION BIG BARGAINING BONUS\n20+ FLRA PRECEDENTS UNION NEGOTIATORS MUST KNOW (Complete)\nCollective bargaining is like a tennis match. The two players repeatedly fire the ball at one another hoping to force a mistake, get an advantage, or just tire the other out. Furthermore, the strategy changes the deeper and deeper you get into the game, e.g., from the serve, to the return, to drawing an opponent to the net, to pushing her to the line, to catching him in a corner, etc. The experienced competitor knows that a game is composed of these many different stages-whether we are talking about tennis or collective bargaining; the novice needs to learn them quickly or move to the sidelines and just watch.\nFEDSMILL.com thought it might be helpful to break down the bargaining process stages that flow from a management proposal to make a midterm change in working conditions. We have identified a little more than 20 and at each one offered a comment and an excerpt from a FLRA decision that should give you a good idea of how legal precedent might be used tactically by you (or against you) at each step. We recognize that books like COLLECTIVE BARGAINING LAW FOR THE FEDERAL SECTOR break the bargaining process into as many as 75 steps and the legal traps at each, but we think that the following 20+ are a real good start towards handling even the most difficult \u201ccenter court\u201d bargaining matches.\nWe are going to publish this article in four parts over the next two weeks, e.g., covering five-plus stages per part. The idea behind that is to give ourselves a chance to react to any early feedback from you in response to Parts 1 & 2 and make up for any problems in the later parts. So, do not be shy about sending us a comment via the blog box below each FEDSMILL.com article.\n#1- CHANGE DECISION MADE\nWhen is a change in working conditions? FLRA has not said directly or at least not objectively. It decides on a case-by-case basis whether employees must do something different than they had to do in the past and whether it is reasonably foreseeable that the impact of that change is more than de minimis.\nThe determination of whether a change in conditions of employment has occurred involves a case-by-case analysis and an inquiry into the facts and circumstances regarding the agency\u2019s conduct and employees\u2019 conditions of employment. (AFGE, 65 FLRA 877)\n. . . we find that the institution of the sign-out board imposed a practice that was different from what previously existed and, consequently, constituted a change in conditions of employment. (NFFE, 50 FLRA 701)\nIn assessing whether the effect of a change in conditions of employment is more than de minimis, the Authority looks to the nature and extent of either the effect, or the reasonably foreseeable effect, of the change. (AFGE, 53 FLRA 1664)\nA change can be negotiable whether it is something different than a clear past practice or no clear practice.\nThe standard for determining the existence of a past practice is whether a practice was consistently exercised for an extended period of time with the other party\u2019s knowledge and express or implied consent. . . .The practice must be \u201cconsistently exercised over a significant period of time and followed by both parties, or followed by one party and not challenged by the other. (AFGE, 65 FLRA 677)\nAnd the agency is considered to have made the decision to change when it has made a \u201cfirm decision\u201d to do something different. Good luck to practitioners on both sides of the table trying to define that moment. This is another one of those places where FLRA has not been helpful to the parties trying to follow the law.\nThe Judge stated that once an agency makes a firm decision to relocate, the agency has the obligation to bargain over the impact and implementation of the relocation, and that the obligation must be fulfilled prior to implementation of the change. . . in this case \u201cit has not been established that a final decision had been made\u201d at the time of the Union\u2019s request to bargain or that \u201cagreement had been reached on all matters essential to make a final commitment to move.\u201d Id. at 7. Accordingly, we find that SSA was not required to bargain at the time of the Union\u2019s request to bargain. (AFGE, 47 FLRA 322)\nThe best rule of thumb for a union is to allege the change was made and let the subsequent investigation turn up the facts.\n#2- SPECIFIC NOTICE PROVIDED\nBefore the agency can make a midterm change in working conditions, it must notify the union with a specific notice of the details of the change, e.g., the nature of the change, the scope of it, the certainty of it, the proposed implementation date, what the employees and/or union will lose as a result of this change. It is up to the parties to decide whether the notice can be oral or must be in writing.\n. . . the notice must apprise the exclusive representative of the scope and nature of the proposed change in conditions of employment, the certainty of the change, and the planned timing of the change. Id. In this regard, the Authority has stated that \u201c[t]he notice must be sufficient to inform the exclusive representative of what will be lost if it does not request bargaining. (AFGE, 65 FLRA 422)\n. . . the Authority determined that the notice of a proposed change was insufficient where the agency failed to specify not only the expected date but the number of employees to be furloughed. (AFGE, 61 FLRA 688)\n#3- BARGAINING INVOKED\nThe union must take some affirmative action to inform the agency that it wants to bargain about the proposed change. Unless the parties have expressed in their contract how the union invokes bargaining, e.g., via a written communication within X days, FLRA considers bargaining invoked if the union A- specifically asks for it, B- requests more information about the change to enable it to make the decision whether to bargain, or C- requests additional time decide whether to invoke. Any of those three amount to invoking bargaining, unless your contract calls for something else.\nThe Authority did not hold, however, that a union must submit proposals as part of a bargaining request. As the Authority has consistently held, a union may request bargaining, request additional information, or request additional time. (AFGE, 61 FLRA 688)\nBut make sure that you invoke bargaining at the proper level of exclusive recognition, e.g., a single local in a multi-local or nationwide unit can\u2019t invoke bargaining on behalf of the entire unit\u2014only purely local changes. In fact, the national level of the union must invoke bargaining on changes that involve only a single employee in a single office unless the union has delegated the local the power to be its bargaining representative in certain purely local changes.\n. . . contrary to the Respondent\u2019s assertions that the local representatives did not have any authority to bargain on local parking procedures, we find that Section 4(D) provides the necessary or appropriate delegation of authority to bargain at the local level. Cf. . . .,39 FLRA 1409, 1417-18 (1991) (when exclusive recognition is at national level, the Statute does not require negotiations at any other level in the absence of an agreement between the parties or other appropriate delegation of authority). (IFPTE, 58 FLRA 722)\n#4- INFORMATION REQUESTED\nThe union has the right to request more information about a proposed change both before it decides to invoke bargaining and after it has. Unless it has negotiated for a different standard in its term contract, the union must show that there is a \u201cparticularized need\u201d for the requested information. Normally, that means the union must identify with \u201cspecificity\u201d \u201cwhy\u201d it needs the information, the \u201cuses to which it will be put, the connection between the uses and its representational responsibilities.Although we do not agree with every word of it, the FLRA General Counsel, Julie Akins Clark, just issued an advice memo about how to request information and a form she recommends the parties use. Check it out\nThe Union thus articulated, with specificity, why it needed the information including the uses to which it will put the information, and the connection between those uses and the Union\u2019s representational responsibilities under the Statute. (CREA, 63 FLRA 515)\nIf you are dealing with a chronically obstructive management when making information requests, consider filing FOIA requests at the same time. Management has specific deadlines it must meet for those requests and perhaps the FOIA managers will urge LR to solve the problem so they do not have to do LR\u2019s work. If not, consider suing under FOIA a few times until management gets tired of writing the union attorney fee checks.\n#5 \u2013 GROUND RULES DETERMINED\nEither party is obligated to bargain over ground rules if the other asks and it is not covered by the master agreement.\nAs stated in the earlier decision, framework matters involve such things as number of participants for each side; location of negotiations; a schedule for negotiation meetings; the procedures for initiating, negotiating and agreeing on proposals; and the procedures to help resolve impasse. . . .The only proposals concerning ground rules which are now on the table however, are those Respondent presented to the Union which already have been found to constitute proposals which contained \u201csubstantive\u201d as well as framework proposals and as such were not offered in good faith. (AFGE, 36 FLRA 912)\n#6- PROPOSALS SUBMITTED\nUnless you term contract requires you to submit formal proposals to begin the bargaining, formal proposals are not required to start bargaining. However, whether oral or written, the union\u2019s proposals must be related to the agency\u2019s proposed change, e.g., if management has proposed to revise the employee evaluation system the union can\u2019t ask for more space for its office\u2014at least it cannot do so as part of management\u2019s obligation to bargain over the impact and implementation of its proposed change.\n. . . an agency is obligated to bargain only over proposals that are reasonably related to the proposed change (POPA, 66 FLRA 247)\nHowever, the union should be able to propose unrelated demands of its own at the same time if it informs management that it is invoking an independent right to negotiate under the union\u2019s statutory right to initiate midterm bargaining.\nFirst, we conclude that under the Statute, agencies are obligated to bargain during the term of a collective bargaining agreement on negotiable union proposals concerning matters that are not \u201ccontained in or covered by\u201d the term agreement, unless the union has waived its right to bargain about the subject matter involved. (NFFE, 56 FLRA 45)\n#7\u2013 OBJECTIONS TO BARGAINING REVEALED\nManagement can assert that it does not have a bargaining obligation\u2014even if it served notice on the union of the proposed change. The most common management objection is that the change it proposes to make (or the proposals the union submitted) is already covered by the term contract or other MOU.\nCOVERED-BY \u2013 While Article 18 and the critical roster program both deal with rosters, the contract language lays out the procedures for filling specific positions while the roster program addresses the impact on bargaining unit employees of eliminating certain positions. Therefore, it is the Authority\u2019s conclusion that the Arbitrator correctly determined that the critical roster program is neither expressly addressed in the terms of the parties\u2019 agreement nor inseparably bound up with the type of rosters addressed in Article 18. AFGE, 64 FLRA 559\nThis is a monstrously complex thing to figure out and can easily turn on who is looking at an issue. So, when management refuses to bargain for this reason, the union normally should file a ULP charge with FLRA or a ULP grievance because there is nothing to lose and a severe penalty on management to gain. Frankly, from the FEDSMILL.com perspective, both parties should agree to drop the \u201cinseparably bound up with\u201d criterion. It is more trouble and risk for management than it is worth.\nAnother objection management can raise is that the change it proposes has virtually no impact on unit employees, and therefore there is no obligation to bargain.\nDE MINIMIS- In determining whether the reasonably foreseeable effects of a change are greater than de minimis, the Authority addresses what a respondent knew, or should have known, at the time of the change. . . .Further, the number of employees affected by a change is not dispositive of whether the change is de minimis. . . .It is also the case that an analysis of whether a change is de minimis does not focus primarily on the actual effects of the change. AFGE, 64 FLRA 166\nThis is another risky objection for management to make because, like a covered-by objection, the union has up to six months after the change to find evidence of significant impact and file ULP charges. Again, the union has nothing to lose and a severe potential penalty hangs over management\u2019s head.\nA third objection management can raise is that the union\u2019s proposals are outside the scope of the change.\nPROPOSALS OUTSIDE THE SCOPE- Where such a change to conditions of employment constitutes the exercise of a management right under \u00a7 7106 of the Statute, the agency is . . . obligated to bargain only over proposals that are reasonably related to the proposed change in conditions of employment. . . .An agency, therefore, is not required to bargain over proposals that go beyond the scope of a proposed change or over a matter that is conditioned on an agency bargaining over proposals that are outside the scope of an agency\u2019s impact and implementation bargaining obligation. POPA, 66 FLRA 247.\nIf management does assert this, the union has the option to narrow its proposals and/or file charges over management\u2019s refusal to bargain those alleged to be outside the scope. It can also initiate its own midterm changes to address the issue allegedly outside the scope.\nManagement can also argue that even though there normally would be an obligation to bargain before implementing the change, in the circumstances, the change is necessary to effectively perform the mission of the agency. It is called the \u201cnecessary functioning\u2019 exception.\nNECESSARY FUNCTIONING -At the very least, the proponent of the necessary functioning defense must establish that the change was necessary for the agency to effectively perform its mission and that it was necessary to make the change at the time it was made. . . . as the Authority confirmed, \u201cmanagement must demonstrate not merely that the change is necessary to its effective functioning, but also that delaying implementation until after the impasse is resolved would undermine the effective functioning of the agency.\u201d NTEU, 568 F.3d 990\nManagement can raise other objections, e.g., that the change does not involve a \u201ccondition of employment,\u201d which is the only subject over which management must bargain, or even that the union somehow waived its right to bargain over the matter. But, as with the objections addressed above, when it does refuse to bargain the union has nothing to lose by filing a ULP charge with FLRA or a grievance and pursuing a substantial remedy. These can include back pay, leave restoration, restoration of the old policy or practice, retroactive performance awards, redoing thousands of employees appraisals issued since the change, awarding hundreds of priority considerations, etc.\n#8- NEGOTIABILITY OBJECTIONS REVEALED\nAside from asserting it does not have an obligation to bargain anything about the change, management can admit to a general obligation but then assert that the specific proposal(s) the union submitted violate its statutory management rights found in 5 USC 7106 and refuse to negotiate. The union has several options if management does that. They are listed below in no particular order.\nFILE A NEGOTIABILITY PETITION- The union can ask for management to put its assertion in writing and then take that written assertion to FLRA to ask that it rule on whether the proposal is negotiable. This takes that proposal off the bargaining table until the FLRA rules, which normally takes the better part of a year. Ironically, there are times a union might prefer to have a single issue taken off the table and preserved for bargaining later. (But beware a management trick here. If the union ASKS for management\u2019s assertion of non-negotiability in writing, it is BOUND to take the issue off the bargaining table and send it to FLRA. Often, management will ask the union if it wants it in writing and if the union says it does, its options are closed. So, don\u2019t ask for it in writing before you have decided to go to FLRA and if management gives it to you in writing anyway send a quick e-mail response affirming that you never asked for it in writing.)\nSUBMIT AN ALTERNATIVE PROPOSAL- The union can withdraw its objectionable proposal and submit a different one. For example, if management asserts that it is not obligated to bargain over the substance of which duties it assigns to which positions, the union can challenge that and then submit proposals that merely address the impact and implementation around the assignment of duties.\nFILE A ULP- The union can file a ULP with FLRA or through its grievance procedure, but only if management has declared non-negotiable a proposal that is virtually identical to one FLRA has already held to be negotiable. The advantage of the ULP is that it permits FLRA to impose a remedy against management if it was wrong. Remedies are not available through a negotiability petition. The remedy might be an order that management undo the change and restart bargaining, provide back pay, or even an order to retroactively implement the ultimate settlement over the disputed proposal. Both ALJs and arbitrators are authorized to make negotiability decisions in these circumstances.\nAn agency violates sections 7116(a)(1) and (5) of the Statute when it refuses to bargain over a proposal that is the same or substantially identical to a proposal the Authority has previously determined to be negotiable. . . . Additionally, an agency acts at its peril when it disapproves a negotiated provision that is not materially different from one previously found negotiable by the Authority. NTEU, 22 FLRA 821\nthe Arbitrator was compelled to address the merits of the negotiability issue as a necessary element in resolving the alleged violation of \u00a7 7116(a) of the Statute. NTEU, 61 FLRA 729\nASK THE FSIP TO RESOLVE- The Impasses Panel also has the power to rule on the negotiability of a proposal, but only if FLRA has already held a largely identical proposal to be negotiable.\nthe FSIP noted that, consistent with Carswell, it may resolve negotiability issues raised by an agency in an impasse proceeding by applying previous Authority decisions finding a substantively identical proposal negotiable. The FSIP also noted that, consistent with Yuma, it could apply Authority precedent to a substantively identical proposal even where an agency raises a legal argument before the FSIP that was not previously considered by the Authority when it rendered its negotiability decision. NTEU, 61 FLRA 729\nan agency refusing to bargain on the grounds that all proposals are outside the obligation to bargain \u201cacts at its peril \u201d and, if any of the proposals are found to be negotiable in subsequent proceedings, then the agency will be found to have violated the Statute. AFGE, 64 FLRA 17\nThe final case law precedent that negotiators must know is that if they are bargaining over Alternative or compressed work schedules management cannot assert its normal 7106 rights. FLRA has said they are irrelevant to the AWS/CWS issue. Any assertion that a union AWS/CWS proposal is non-negotiable goes to the FSIP for resolution.\nIt is well-established that, under the Work Schedules Act, alternative work schedules for bargaining unit employees are \u201cfully negotiable\u201d subject only to the Work Schedules Act itself or other laws superseding it. . . .As the Authority has explained, the Work Schedules Act is intended to include within the collective bargaining process \u201c\u2018the institution, implementation, administration and termination of alternative work schedules[.]'\u201d . . .The Authority has consistently held since Lowry that proposals seeking to negotiate alternative work schedules are within the duty to bargain and enforceable under the Statute. NFFE, 60 FLRA 141\n#9- GOOD FAITH EXERCISED\nOnce bargaining begins, management must bargain in \u201cgood faith.\u201d Typically, that requires that it send a representative who is authorized to bargain to the table; avoid making proposals that are misleading, harsh, or waivers of the union\u2019s statutory rights; bargain at reasonable times; engage in quality discussions of the issues; not impose preconditions for the negotiations; avoid evasive or delaying tactics; and resist interference from higher levels of the agency\nAUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVES. . . the Authority has not so held. In this connection, although a party may rightfully insist that another party\u2019s bargaining representative be authorized to negotiate any condition of employment and reach a binding \u201cmeeting of the minds,\u201d the Statute does not require that this representative also be authorized to execute any written agreement that a party may request under \u00a7 7114(b)(5. AFGE, 64 FLRA 1171\nMISLEADING STATEMENTS- Good faith bargaining during negotiations requires that neither party mislead the other as to its intentions, and it is essential that the Union and management agents do not engage in misrepresentations at the time. AFGE, 32 FLRA 855\nHARSH OR EXTREME PROPOSALS- . . . we are unable to conclude that the Respondent\u2019s proposals were designed to enable the parties to fulfill their mutual obligation to bargain in good faith. The Respondent\u2019s first proposal provided that \u201c[t]he employer [would] not be obligated to negotiate over union initiated mid-term bargaining proposals and failure to do so [would] not constitute an unfair labor practice.\u201d. . . The Respondent\u2019s second and third proposals would have required the Union to negotiate a \u201czipper\u201d clause when the MLA was renegotiated and would have limited the Union to one mid-term bargaining initiative per year until the \u201czipper\u201d clause was negotiated into the MLA. The Respondent\u2019s thirteenth proposal would have waived the Union\u2019s statutory right to seek assistance from the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service (FMCS) and the Federal Service Impasses Panel (the Panel). It strains credulity, in our view, to assert that the nature of these proposals, which would relieve the Respondent of its obligation to bargain over either or both of the Union\u2019s substantive proposals and preclude the Union from requesting third-party assistance in resolving impasses over those proposals, was such that the Respondent was privileged, consistent with its statutory obligation to bargain in good faith, to insist on bargaining over them before addressing the Union\u2019s proposals. Rather, when viewed in the context of the Respondent\u2019s actions noted above, we find that the record as a whole, including the proposals themselves, supports the conclusion that the Respondent was not bargaining, or attempting to bargain, in good faith. AFGE, 36 FLRA 524 (See Also NAGE, 46 FLRA 640)\nREASONABLE TIMES- Congress has not established a collective bargaining system in which the duty to bargain exists only at the agency\u2019s convenience or desire, or only when the employer is affluent. POPA, 45 FLRA 1090\nEVASIVE AND DELAYING TACTICS-With regard to his finding that the Respondent did not give the Union specific dates on which it was available to bargain after September 30, the Judge found that, while the Respondent exchanged e-mails with the Union from September 30 to March 18, the Respondent \u201ctotally ignored the Union\u2019s many requests to set a date for bargaining sessions.\u201d Id. at 10. . . . .the Judge found that the Respondent\u2019s \u201crefusal to even discuss the scheduling of meetings for more than five months, and its evasiveness on the subject over a longer period, constituted a failure to negotiate in good faith.\u201d AFGE, 61 FLRA 460\n#10- IMPASSE DECLARED\nOnce management declares impasse (or anything else that sounds like it is through bargaining or has nothing more to discuss) and announces its intent to shortly implement its proposal, the union has to almost immediately inform management that it intends to seek impasse assistance, that it wants management to delay implementation until impasse assistance is complete, and then actually petition for impasse assistance. Should management implement, it may only implement its last best offer. Anything else would be a ULP.\nWhen lawful implementation occurs because the parties have reached impasse and the union has failed to timely request the Panel\u2019s services, the changes may not exceed those encompassed by the agency\u2019s last proposal to the union. AFGE, 55 FLRA 69\nFinally, unions have to petition for impasse assistance properly when approaching the FSIP.\nThis requires filing a fairly simple request form, on which the applicant is to state such basic information about the dispute as the identity of the parties, the issues at impasse, the positions of the parties, and an account of negotiation and mediation sessions held. See 5 CFR \u00a7 2471.1-.5 (1988). The union did not comply with these requirements, as it quite rightly concedes in its brief. It failed to provide either the required form or its substantive content, and its single brief letter to the Impasses Panel did not even request its services. Nor did the union follow the letter up even after the Air Force sent a reminder that it planned to change Porter\u2019s hours on January 10, 1982. We have no hesitation in affirming the Authority\u2019s conclusion that the union did not adequately invoke the services of the Panel, especially in light of the deference we owe the Authority\u2019s orders in these cases. AFGE, 893 F.2d 380\n#11- IMPASSE JURISDICTION DECIDED\nA few things can happen once either party petitions FSIP. It can decide that the parties are not at an impasse and send them back to the bargaining table to negotiate some more. We wish we could tell you objectively what constitutes an impasse, but the case law and FSIP regulations are so vague that they are virtually useless.\nThe Panel can refuse to deal with issues that management declares non-negotiable and force the union to either drop the proposals or select one of the many other options for getting a decision on negotiability. It can decide to take jurisdiction of the disputed issues, but send the parties to an outside private neutral who would mediate/arbitrate the dispute in lieu of the Panel. Or it can take total jurisdiction and use one of several methods it has for resolving disputes, e.g., decide the dispute based on written submissions only, conduct a mediation session of its own before issuing its decision, assign someone from the Panel to arbitrate the case via a hearing, or simply collect the facts through a hearing and refer the record to the entire Panel for a decision.\n#12- IMPASSE COOPERATION EXTENDED\nWhile in the impasse process, the parties may not implement any portion of the proposed change that sparked the dispute unless they voluntarily agree.\nAn agency violates its obligation to bargain in good faith when it changes its past practice prior to the completion of bargaining.*2 See id. at 76 and cases cited therein. Accordingly, if the Respondent in this case implemented a change in conditions of employment prior to the completion of bargaining, then the Respondent violated section 7116(a)(5). AFGE, 55 FLRA 454\nAn agency\u2019s obligation to maintain the status quo while matters are before the Panel is not affected by the nature of the action the Panel eventually takes. In particular, an agency is obligated to maintain the status quo even if the Panel ultimately declines jurisdiction over the union\u2019s request for assistance. . . .The foregoing cases, among others, confirm that permitting an agency to implement a change in conditions of employment while a union\u2019s request for assistance is pending before the Panel would undermine the Panel\u2019s role in resolving impasses and is inconsistent with the purposes of the Statute. We find no reason to conclude differently in this case. AFGE, 46 FLRA 339\n# 13 \u2013 IMPASSE RESOLVED OR AGREEMENT REACHED\nAt some point in the negotiations, agreement will be reached. That can happen without FSIP involvement, during FSIP involvement, or by the issuance of a \u201cfinal and binding\u201d FSIP order. It is important to know precisely when a party can claim that both parties have reached an agreement, but FLRA has not made that as easy as it seems. FLRA holds that the parties have an agreement when they reach a \u201cmeeting of the minds.\u201d\nAn \u201cagreement,\u201d within the meaning of \u00a7 7114(b)(5) of the Statute, is reached when authorized representatives of the parties come to a meeting of the minds on the terms over which they have been bargaining. . . .A meeting of the minds of the parties \u2014 which can be shown by conduct manifesting an intention to abide by agreed-upon terms \u2014 must occur before a labor contract is created\u2026.A meeting of the minds of the parties can be shown by conduct manifesting an intention to abide by agreed-upon terms. AFGE, 64 FLRA 735\nA meeting of the minds of the parties must occur before a labor contract is created. . . .[I]t can be shown by conduct manifesting an intention to abide by agreed-upon terms.\u201d 835 F.2d at 1168. Consequently, because the Arbitrator\u2019s determination of the existence of a collective bargaining agreement is a factual finding to which we defer, the Agency\u2019s contrary-to-law arguments generally provide no basis for finding the award deficient. POPA, 60 FLRA 869\nIn finding that there was no <meeting of the minds > on January 5, I do not believe that the Agency witnesses were lying; it appears they honestly thought they left the table that day with an agreement. But the parties\u2019 vastly divergent notes of the January 5 session speak louder than any witness\u2019 words. The discrepancies in those notes are so frequent and so substantial that they can only be interpreted as representing two contradictory understandings of the status of negotiations. AFGE, 58 FLRA 261\nProbably the safest approach is to specify in your ground rules that when the parties have jointly initialed the last article, section, etc. of an agreement that is the moment when the parties agree that they have a meeting of the minds. While an agreement might be formally executed later, perhaps by the ranking management and union leaders of the bargaining unit, do not agree that anyone outside the bargaining table participants must sign or initial in order to establish a meeting of the minds. Doing so, likely makes everything you have agreed upon subject to the approval of people who never came to one bargaining session.\nIn any event, if the parties had to get a Panel order, it is final and binding. It may not be appealed on the basis that the Panel made the wrong decision, but it can be appealed if either party thinks the Panel has ordered it to do something illegal.\n#14- AGREEMENT PUT IN WRITING AND SIGNED\u2014OR NOT\nIf either party demands that the agreement be put in writing and signed, then the other party is obligated to do so.\nBut nothing stops the parties from keeping the agreement between them oral or in the record of proposals exchanged but not signed.\nThe Authority has held that, \u201c[a]lthough parties are required, on request, to reduce to writing any oral agreement they have reached, the fact that an agreement need only be reduced to writing when requested implies that a written agreement is not always necessary.\u201d \u2026 (holding that oral, and even \u201ctacit,\u201d agreements may be binding upon the parties). Thus, an agreement need not be reduced to writing in order to bind the parties. 64 FLRA 1171\n#15- AGREEMENT RATIFIED\nUnions have a right to ratify a term or midterm agreement so long as they comply with the FLRA rules outlined below.\nAs the Judge found, a union is entitled under the Statute to condition the execution of an agreement arrived at through collective bargaining upon ratification by its members provided: (1) the employer has notice of the ratification requirement and (2) there is no waiver of the right by the union. For example, Department of the Air Force, Griffiss Air Force Base, Rome, New York, 25 FLRA 579, 592 (1987).*1 We also agree with the Judge\u2019s conclusion that, in this case, the Respondent had notice that agreements with the Union were subject to ratification *2 and the Union did not waive its right.*3 Accordingly, by refusing to reopen negotiations over the MOU and by implementing the MOU that was rejected in the ratification vote, the Respondent violated section 7116(a)(1) and (5) of the Statute. AFGE, 46 FLRA 1404\nOnce ratified, the parties can move to execute the agreement.\n#16- EXECUTION DATE SET\nParties are free to set the date on which they officially execute an agreement. Execution starts the 30-day clock running on agency head approval.\nThe Authority held that \u201cthe date of execution that triggers the time limits for agency head review \u2026 relates to the date on which no further action is necessary to finalize a complete agreement, not the dates on which agreement is reached as to individual pieces of that agreement.\u201d POPA, 41 FLRA 795\nWhere a contract is produced via an FSIP decision, the date of the final and binding Panel order normally is considered the date of execution.\nUnder these circumstances, the date the arbitrator served the contract on the parties was the date of execution. MMP, 36 FLRA 555\nAnd for automatically renewing agreements, the Authority has set the following rule:\nFor automatically renewing collective bargaining agreements, the execution date (for purposes of triggering the time limits for agency head review) was the date on which no further action was necessary to finalize a complete agreement. NAGE, 47 FLRA 937\n#17- EFFECTIVE OR IMPLEMENTATION DATE SET\nThe parties are free to set the effective date of the agreement, and it can be set several months in the future of even make the agreement retroactive to an earlier date.\nNothing in \u00a7 7114(c) of the Statute precludes parties from agreeing to give retroactive effect to the provisions of any agreement reached that have been properly subjected to agency-head review. NAGE, 45 FLRA 910\nSetting the date can be tricky because the parties do not yet know whether it will be approved or when. One approach is to set it for X days after agency head approval.\n#18- TERMINATION DATE, REOPENERS AND SUPPLEMENTS\nThere is not much to worry about when setting agreement termination dates. The only exception would the FLRA\u2019s current (and FEDSMILL.com believes incorrect) reading of the law is that if the agreement contains any permissive clauses either side can unilaterally end them once the agreement terminates. That can lead to chaos, which suggests the following case excerpt is and important rule.\nWhile the initial termination date of the agreement was in 1999, the parties agreed that the agreement would remain in effect until a new agreement was negotiated. This continuation would include provisions concerning permissive bargaining subjects, unless a party notifies the other that it will no longer be bound by those permissive provisions. AFGE, 55 FLRA 201\nClosely related to the agreement termination date issue is the roll of a provision allowing either party to reopen a portion of the larger agreement during the term of that agreement.\nFinally, we find that the proposals at issue here are similar to reopener proposals, which both the Authority and the National Labor Relations Board have found to be mandatory subjects of bargaining. . . .Like the instant proposals, reopener proposals seek bargaining over matters that are \u201ccovered by\u201d a collective bargaining agreement. In fact, the instant proposals appear more likely to further the statutory purpose of contractual repose \u2014 which, as discussed above, is one of the policies behind the \u201ccovered by\u201d doctrine \u2014 than are many reopener proposals. In this connection, while many reopener proposals seek to open a contract as to entire subjects, the instant proposals would permit reopening as to only those aspects of subjects that are not expressly addressed in the contract. NTEU, 64 FLRA 156\nSupplemental agreements are different because normally they suggest that someone other than the single employer and sole union bargaining team are going to negotiate with the results that there will be multiple contract on the same issue, e.g., on local telework arrangements. Often these supplemental agreements arise when the parties try to delegate to local parties below them the power to resolve certain bargaining questions. They can do that, but supplementals are normally considered permissive, not mandatory, subjects of negotiations.\nApplying this analysis, if a proposal for more than one collective bargaining agreement is a permissive subject, then the party receiving the proposal has a unilateral right to negotiate one contract. We hold that the Respondent\u2019s proposal to negotiate separate agreements within one bargaining unit is a permissive subject of bargaining, because the Statute provides exclusive representatives a right to negotiate with \u201can agency.\u201d In short, the case law and the Statute indicate that there are certain features of collective bargaining that any party may rely on. One such feature is that the basic bargaining relationship is between one union and one employer. AFGE, 53 FLRA 1269\n#19- AGENCY HEAD APPROVAL\nOnce the parties have executed the agreement, the agency head has the right to approve or disapprove the agreement. The approval decision applies to the entire agreement; if the agency head objects to only one clause in a multi-page agreement, the entire agreement is considered disapproved.\nIf the agreement is disapproved, management cannot move forward to implement any midterm changes that led to the negotiations because there is not yet any agreement. The union has the right to challenge management\u2019s decision to FLRA and then the courts. Or, it can agree to renegotiate the agreement\u2013and if it chooses this option it can insist on renegotiating the entire agreement, not just the disapproved portion. Or it can agree to sever the disapproved portion from the rest of the contract, challenge that to FLRA or send it back to the bargaining table, and implement the approved portions of the agreement. Or, it can file a ULP charge against the agency if the disapproved provision has already been found to be negotiable in another case. A ULP decision could result in penalties against management such as an obligation to retroactively implement the agreement.\nAdditionally, an agency acts at its peril when it disapproves a negotiated provision that is not materially different from one previously found negotiable by the Authority. NTEU, 22 FLRA 821\nWhere the parties have agreed to have local supplemental agreements, current FLRA case law permits them to set the approval procedures.\nTherefore, while Congress has provided in section 7114(c)(2) that 30 days is sufficient time to accomplish review of a collective bargaining agreement, under section 7114(c)(4) the parties to the controlling national agreement or the agency by regulations, may prescribe an approval procedure, including a different time limit, for review of local agreements. A time limit established under section 7114(c)(4) supplants the 30-day time limit contained in section 7114(c)(2) of the Statute which otherwise would apply. Where, however, neither the controlling agreement nor agency regulations prescribe any time limit for completion of review by the agency head or a designee, the time limit mentioned in section 7114(c)(2) and (3) applies. NTEU, 23 FLRA 720\n#20- IMPLEMENTATION\nOnce the agreement is approved, it can be implemented. However, a union would be wise to protect itself against two possible management actions. The first is that management can declare a provision of an already approved agreement to nonetheless be illegal and refuse to enforce that provision. It can do that as early as day one of a new agreement. 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        "raw_content": "Hurricane Lane intensified to a Category 5 on Tuesday night, threatening to become the first landfalling hurricane in Hawaii in nearly three decades.\nWith maximum sustained winds of 160 mph, Lane was upgraded to the highest level on the Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Wind Scale as it surged westerly across the Pacific Ocean toward the Big Island. Unlike Hurricane Hector, which skirted the Hawaiian Islands earlier this month, Lane is projected to veer north-northwest and drench the Aloha State\u2019s most populated areas.\nWhile Lane is likely to weaken as it moves closer to Hawaii, Accuweather Senior Meteorologist Mike Doll told USA TODAY that the hurricane will deliver a combination of torrential rainfall, high winds and dangerous surf as early as Wednesday.\n\u201cRegardless of what happens in the eye of the hurricane, there\u2019s going to be the potential for a lot of rain \u2013 10-15 inches, perhaps even higher than that,\u201d Doll said. \u201cThe problem with that, you get that much rain and you\u2019re going to be seeing damage to property. It\u2019s certainly going to be a threat to lives, as well, especially in areas that are prone to flooding.\u201d\nThe hurricane\u2019s escalation to Category 5 status motivated the Central Pacific Hurricane Center to issue a Hurricane Warning for Hawaii County, indicating that damaging winds and surf and flooding rains are possible within 36 hours.\n\u201cHurricane Lane is a very serious storm that has the potential to do damage and cause harm,\u201d said Tom Travis, who heads the Hawaii Emergency Management Agency.\nAlso Tuesday, Hawaii Gov. David Ige signed an emergency proclamation to put the state in position to lend support to county emergency responders.\n\u201cWe encourage all the people across the state to pay attention for this storm. It is different. It's not your typical hurricane that tracks south and goes away,\u201d Ige said.\nIndeed, Lane is forecast to turn north-northwest, or toward Honolulu, making it a threat to reach landfall \u2013 though in a weaker state.\n\u201cWe expect it to be a Category 2 hurricane (then),\u201d said Doll. But, he added, \u201cThat\u2019s still a dangerous hurricane. Heed local warnings.\u201d\nA Category 3 hurricane at its peak, Hector followed a similar path toward Hawaii earlier this month but stayed south of the islands, causing \u201cvery little if any impact,\u201d Doll said.\nThe last hurricane to make landfall in the island state was Iniki, a Category 4 that barreled into the island of Kauai on Sept. 11, 1992, and resulted in more than $3 billion in damages. Six people were killed.",
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        "raw_content": "\u2190 Redneck bicycle\nJust Shoot Me Now. \u2192\nAl Qaeda Drives Iraq Toward Chaos. Hmm Who would have Guessed.\nPosted on August 9, 2013 by Steve | Leave a comment\nU.S. withdrawal left door open to sectarian battle for power.\nSecurity inside Iraq is unraveling at an alarming pace, and al Qaeda terrorists there aren\u2019t just pulling the thread; they\u2019re setting it on fire.\nMore than 1,000 Iraqis were killed in bombings and shootings last month, making July the deadliest month since violence between Sunni and Shiite Muslims peaked from 2006 to 2008, the United Nations says.\nOn Thursday, gunmen stormed a policeman\u2019s home in Tikrit and killed him, his wife and their three children. When neighbors later approached the house, a nearby car bomb exploded and killed eight people \u2014 a noted al Qaeda tactic, though the terrorist group has not claimed responsibility for the attack.\nIn the past week alone, more than 85 Iraqis have been gunned down or blown up.\n\u201cWe are certainly seeing a rise of al Qaeda in Iraq,\u201d said Anthony Cordesman, a defense analyst at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.\nJessica Lewis, a research director at the Institute for the Study of War, said in a recent report that al Qaeda in Iraq is \u201cnow setting the terms of battle in Iraq for the first time since 2006.\u201d\nIraq\u2019s slide toward chaos began in the aftermath of the 2011 withdrawal of U.S. troops, who had mostly secured the country after its eruption of sectarian violence\nAl Qaeda in Iraq, predominantly Sunni extremists, has claimed responsibility for scores of deadly attacks in its long-running efforts to disrupt the Shiite-led government of Prime Ministe\nNouri al-Maliki. Its insurgency is part of a trend in which the global terrorist network\u2019s affiliates have asserted themselves throughout the Arab world.\nThis week, the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad and the American consulates in the Iraqi cities of Basra and Erbil were among more than two dozen U.S. diplomatic facilities in the Middle East, Asia and Africa that were closed because of concerns about an imminent terrorist attack. The facilities in Iraq reopened Monday.\n\u201cThe growing Sunni rebellion in Iraq has fueled the resurgence [of al Qaeda in Iraq], as has the fact that the U.S. isn\u2019t there providing intelligence, backstopping the Iraqi security forces or continuing to train and keep up their skill levels,\u201d said Kenneth Katzman, an analyst of Middle Eastern affairs at the Congressional Research Service.\nAn Iraqi Embassy spokesman in Washington did not respond to a request for comment.\nRead Rest HERE!!\nRead more: https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2013/aug/8/al-qaeda-drives-iraq-toward-chaos/#ixzz2bTK9FMJ8\nThis entry was posted in Islam, Religion and tagged Al Qaeda, Iraq, Middle East, Sunni. Bookmark the permalink.\n0 responses to \u201cAl Qaeda Drives Iraq Toward Chaos. Hmm Who would have Guessed.\u201d\njoandarc | August 9, 2013 at 10:49 am | Reply\nThank you Steve for providing us with this most informative article, which is an indictment in and of itself, of the king\u2019s policies and actions in Iraq.\nSteve | August 9, 2013 at 5:28 pm | Reply\nJoan, kinda makes everything seem for naught. \ud83d\ude41\nLaserboy | August 10, 2013 at 6:41 am | Reply\nWhen enough terrorist get to Iraq we should blowup the whole S*ithole of a country and everybody there with it. They all hate us and the one\u2019s who don\u2019t should learn what it means to be our enemy before they learn what it means to be our friend.\nAlice Wolf | August 10, 2013 at 6:28 pm | Reply\nThe new US Ambassador in Egypt Mr Ford is an old war horse. He is a pro at causing mayhem happen. Now the oligarchs have Syria, Iraq and Egypt in a state of civil war, which makes it easier for Netanyahou\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026 so Israel will have less opposition to worry about. Their oppositon is busy fighting one another in each of these territories, at least the militants are being paid to fight each other, the residents are just onlookers.",
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        "raw_content": "A lot to live for\nHome / The Festival / History\nThis summer festival is a must and one of the world\u2019s reference points of Folk music, Ortigueira\u00b4s Festival has become, on its own merits, in one of the most massively attended musical events all over Spain. Its magnitude already exceeds the musical part, to be consolidated as an open space where people from different tribes from all over the world come together.\nLittle more than that spirit of freedom and the folkloric character of the event are left of that first festival in 1978, thanks to the efforts of the Ortigueira\u00b4s Bagpipe School, led by Xavier Garrote. A visionary idea which became successful thanks to the help of all the villagers, in spite of the rather unfavourable official environment- it had to be suspended for over 5 years.\nIn 2000, the foundations for what today is a genuine Cultural Industry were laid; at the same time the Festival broadened its musical horizons towards other types of music which do not have to be strictly Celtic.\nThe efforts in the previous festivals range from improving the facilities- free buses, supervised car parks, showers, toilets, information services- to make the stay of the thousands of visitors that packed the village more comfortable and the facilities of Morouzos Beach, to paying special attention to the music programme. The Folk stars choose the Ortigueira stages to launch their latest albums- Estrella Galicia Stage- and the Runas Project becomes a springboard for new bands.\nDue to the importance of the festival, organised by the Ortigueira Council, it was assigned the status of being an Event of National Touristic Importance in 2003 by the Spanish Ministry of Economy. But this acknowledgement would go even further. In 2005 the festival joined the exclusive group of International Tourist Attraction events. The impulse of this festival - about 100,000 people in the previous ones- or its role in the projection of Galicia and Spain in other countries were just two factors that made this festival achieve its recognition. What else can we ask for?",
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        "raw_content": "Why Enphase Energy Inc.'s Shares Popped 13% Today\nShares of microinverter manufacturer Enphase Energy Inc. (NASDAQ: ENPH) jumped as much as 13.4% in trading Tuesday after one of its customers got some positive tariff news. At 3:10 p.m. EDT, shares were trading 13% higher and seem poised to end the day up double digits.\nThe good news wasn't actually about Enphase Energy today, it was about SunPower (NASDAQ: SPWR). It was SunPower that got an exemption from solar tariffs for its interdigitated back contact solar panels. In short, its high-tech, high-efficiency solar panels won't be subject to tariffs, making them much less expensive to bring into the U.S.\nRoof with solar panels on a sunny day.\nEnphase is now the sole microinverter supplier to SunPower, so if demand for high-efficiency panels increases because they become more cost competitive, it would be good for the company. We're not yet clear what the financial impact will be on either company, but a tariff exemption is a big deal for SunPower and could save the company $100 million over the next year.\nThere's no question the tariff exemption will be good for SunPower, but we don't know how much impact it will have on Enphase Energy. The company will need to see increased volumes, not just lower solar panel costs, to have a big impact, and we don't yet know what volume change there might be. I'm bullish on Enphase and its partnership with SunPower, but I think the market got a little overexcited today.\nTravis Hoium owns shares of SunPower. The Motley Fool has no position in any of the stocks mentioned. The Motley Fool has a disclosure policy.\nSunPower (SPWR) Q4 Loss Narrower than Expected, Revenues Down\nSunPower Corp (SPWR) Q4 2018 Earnings Conference Call Transcript",
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        "raw_content": "Maybe it\u2019s because it\u2019s National Science Week, when we celebrate the importance of science and the multitude of fields in which our relatively small country has consistently produced some of the world\u2019s best and brightest.\nOr because, for the first time, Australia\u2019s most senior minds in higher education, science and innovation have come together to call for a non-partisan support for science and research, to avoid the very real danger of not only wasting our nation\u2019s talent, but falling behind our region and the rest of the world.\nMaybe it\u2019s because only last week, The Australian sought and ran an opinion piece by one of this country\u2019s most respected and important scientists, the President of the Australian Academy of Science, Professor Suzanne Corey, on why we need more women in science, technology, engineering and mathematics.\nOr because one of the few things the major parties can agree on is that science and research is the key to Australia\u2019s future economic security and prosperity.\nBut when our only national newspaper accompanied a story on calls for an increase in public sector spending on R&D with an illustration like this, I was amazed. Not angry, not disappointed, not even cynically weary \u2013 not then anyway. Flabbergasted, yes; checking I hadn\u2019t accidentally landed on a satirical site run by The Chaser boys or the Gruen Transfer team, absolutely.\nThat a Higher Education feature on a policy \u2013 and a perfectly well-written piece at that \u2013 could attempt to reinforce its message regarding the disparity between the current and proposed funding levels with a pun in its caption that my 14 year old nephew would be ashamed by, is wrong on so many levels. \u201cPoles apart\u201d, really? A \u201cmore gymnastic approach to spending\u201d?? Just to work in a stock photo from a corporate stablemate of three perfectly pleasant, healthy and quite possibly science-minded pole dancers.\nMaybe our problem is not the limitations of funding, science talent, or public policy \u2013 maybe it\u2019s an Australian media better suited to working on Mad Magazine or covering Anthony Wiener\u2019s text message debacle than the issues that really affect our country. That seem to think the Australian public needs a little FHM to be induced to read the \u201cboring bits\u201d between the headline and the sports pages.\nBecause with coverage like this in what claims to be Newspaper of the Year, it\u2019s not just our science literacy that needs work by Science Week 2014.\nThis entry was posted in 2013 Posts and tagged National Science Week, Public Policy, science communication by Fiona McNee. Bookmark the permalink.",
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        "raw_content": "How remote sensing can help protect forests\nReducing forestry emissions in Indonesia\nLearning lessons from mangrove research\nhttpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6M1Ewh1gP8w\nBOGOR, Indonesia (1 June, 2011)_Scientists and policy makers are utilizing the latest technology in aerial and space imagery to access information about forests, aiding the fight against climate change.\nOne of the biggest challenges for scientists studying tropical forests is quantifying the areas of forest remaining and the deforestation and degradation rates. Forest variation is immense and scientists measuring trees and forests on the ground are unable to accurately upscale their measurements to map large areas.\nAt a workshop, organized by the Center for International Forestry Research on Bali held in April on Tropical Wetland Ecosystems of Indonesia, remote sensing experts from around the world presented their latest results and new technologies for mapping mangrove and peat forests.\nSatellite images, such as these taken in California to monitor forest fires, could help scientists quantify deforestation and degradation rates. Photo courtesy of Doc Searls/flickr\n\u201cTraditionally, biologists and botanists, have been studying a few plants or maybe a plot\u201d said Faiz Rahman, a remote sensing expert from Indiana University in a video interview from the workshop, \u201cthe only problem with that is, even if you study a plot very well, you cannot just say \u201cthis plot is 10 meters by 10 meters, why don\u2019t we multiply by 100 000 and this will find out how this whole delta is doing.\u201d\u201d\nRahman is doing remote sensing on mangrove areas in South East Asia, particularly in Indonesia where nearly a quarter of the world\u2019s mangroves exist.\nNASA and European Space agencies are using their satellites to map forests and providing the data to scientists to use, much of it free of charge. But remote sensing still has its challenges.\nOne challenge for large areas says Rahman, is utilizing the right combination of technologies to produce the most accurate results, but also results that can be connected to the on ground field measurements.\n\u201cThat\u2019s where the mid level remote sensing comes in, like using aircraft or field based transects, and scaling up from the field to the satellite sensor, so you can have a good idea of what is happening in a large area\u201d\nAnother challenge is cloud cover. Certain satellite sensors have limitations on collecting data through the clouds and some satellites can only record images periodically, so not avoiding clouded days.\n\u201cNASA now has satellites,\u201d Rahman explains in the video \u201cthat takes images of the earth \u2013 almost all of the surface of the earth \u2013 every day.\u201d\nThere are also sensors that can look through cloud like RADAR, as well as newer sensors like LIDAR that can collect 3D data and give information about vegetation height.\nRahman and other remote sensing experts are optimistic about the future, as costs of the technology come down and international collaborations increase.\n\u201cPolicy makers are getting more informed about the power and ability of remote sensing to give them some of the tools they may use in policy making,\u201d he says.\n\u201cI think the cost will not be a big problem. It is still somewhat, but I think it is getting better and easier. There are now more and more good scientists, so I think it is a good time.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "An Awakening to the Unravelling of the Web Life \u2013 Will Action Follow ...\nAll the youth in the house, please stand up\n\u201cDragons\u201d urge youth to take the reins of power and solve forestry and agriculture problems\nYoung generation will suffer from environmental degradation and biodiversity extinction of today\u2019s inaction\nAnalysis by Stephen Leahy (IPS)*\nNAGOYA, Japan, Nov 1, 2010\nThe international community has finally awoken to the other great trans-boundary challenge of our time, with a new international agreement to halt the unravelling of the web of life that sustains humanity.\nThe new agreement by 193 nations that are part of the U.N. Convention on Biological Diversity includes a commitment to reduce the rate of species loss by half by 2020, as well as the historic Nagoya Protocol on access and benefit sharing of genetic resources.\nThis awakening only applies to the few early risers. The vast majority remain asleep, unaware of our utter dependence on the living things that are the one and only source of oxygen, water, food and fuel. And unaware that nature is our reality while the economy is simply a complicated game we created.\nJapan imports more than 60 percent of its food and most of Europe\u2019s ecosystems have been trashed, with only 17 percent in reasonable shape, according to a first-ever assessment. The only reason those countries haven\u2019t collapsed is they are rich enough to help themselves to nature\u2019s ecological resources and services like food, timber, materials from the rest of the world.\nPut a glass lid over Japan, Germany or England and they wouldn\u2019t last long.\n\u201cWe exploited the biological resources abroad, especially in the South. 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If countries continue to insist that their local economic interests trump nature\u2019s reality, they can continue to deplete fisheries until there is little but jellyfish for everyone.\nCompletely stopping the loss of natural habitats \u2013 forests, corals, grasslands and wetlands \u2013 by 2020 had been Target 5 going in at the beginning of CBD 10th Convention of the Parties, but in the end parties agreed Target 5 would be to at least halve the rate of loss based on a baseline to be determined by 2012.\n\u201cIt is necessary to halt the loss of biodiversity by 2020. This can\u2019t be postponed,\u201d said Mario Tanao, a youth delegate and member of Biodiversity on the Brink, a Japanese youth organisation.\nAbout 100 young people under the age of 30 were among the 16,000 registrants. They had no official role but were allowed to address the main plenary for two or three minutes to remind official delegates that they would have to live with the decisions made in Nagoya. 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        "raw_content": "I\u2019ve now uploaded the opening sequence to Vendetta: Rise of a Gangster. This is deliberately cut short so comment and opinion can be focused entirely on the \u201cfirst impressions\u201d aspect rather than any subsequent narrative, for fine-tuning purposes.\nhttp://www.vendetta1.webs.com/\nNote that very early on I have a host of \u201cInfo\u201d pages providing background to the setting and the game. These are very much a first draft and will doubtless be slimmed down when I get around to it. I have included these for the simple reason that my main target audience have probably mostly never encountered one of these types of story-games before, at all, so have only the overall theme as their primary attraction. This is why I\u2019ve gone to a little more trouble than is usual in explaining the game system and describing the stats page (or \u201cModus Operandi\u201d, as it\u2019s called in the game), together with a detailed historical background.\nThoughts, comments, etc. would be greatly appreciated.\nAfter going through the Dino job again, it certainly has more appeal with my second character. It should be fun turning those mooks into a high class operation.\nimf151 2014-08-22 23:02:16 UTC #3\nLooks great so far. The story (so far) seems like a great idea, and it should make a great CoG game.\nFor me the number of choices for your character in the beginning seems actually too long. At least its hard to choose from all of those possibilities, but then again it also allows you to play the game all over again many times without boring you.\nI\u2019ll be waiting for updates, but so far (as I already said) the game (and the story) looks great!\nMy thoughts are of course that its attitude to gender is completely unacceptable and that it should not be played. But since I\u2019ve nothing to add but a re-statement of my earlier views, I\u2019ll keep this post brief.\ndidn\u2019t find any error so that good. but it would be cool that you pushed the demo a little further than prologue(which was great and unique with each background) so we can get a little sneak peak of the story.\nif having you play woman in game, it would very different game, you would be playing a Lady Macbeth not Cesare Borgia. She would whisper in ear, the power of mind behinde throne. Her main problem get your man to listen, making look he not get boss around by woman to his boys.\nyes but before you do that and overwork yourself finish the game then add the women part later or something.\n@imf151 Thanks for your kind comments. As you\u2019ve surmised, I am indeed aiming for maximum replay value with a detailed game system behind the scenes, all stemming from the original Background choice. It\u2019s not intended to be a short game so I wanted the player to have good reason to play again, and again, and . . .\n@Canisa While I do respect your point of view, I don\u2019t agree with it. I don\u2019t feel that we should whitewash true history in the slightest, but to depict it as it was. If that means you won\u2019t play the role of a male gangster (it\u2019s called \u201crole-playing\u201d, btw) and I won\u2019t play the role of a female suffragette, because that particular role doesn\u2019t appeal, then so be it. We are, after all, individuals, with our own likes and dislikes, interests and hobbies. Games, too, should be uniquely individual\u2013wherever possible.\n@djma46 The actual demo will certainly be much longer, and is probably about another 2-3 weeks away (at my current speed of learning ChoiceScript as I go, that is), and I\u2019m hoping to complete the full game in about three months, all being well. What\u2019s up there right now is literally just a \u201cfirst impressions\u201d taster in hope of some early feedback to help guide my efforts.\nThe first thing is that there seems to be very little choice in the kind of person you are. Picked college grad, and I\u2019m immediately described as a dumb bloodthirsty brute. The writing is good, but so far there seems to be little \u2018interactive\u2019 parts in your IF. Drawing the intro out a bit (giving the player more choices in their background and thereby more flexibility in their stats) would be much good thing.\nGreat job so far. I love the setting and appreciate the style of the Web site and intro. Great writing. The prologue sets up the character background and provides the major plot point \u2013 vengeance.\nI personally enjoyed the Info sections but thought that you may consider handling them differently, in a more interactive way. Maybe in a flashback have the main character discuss the era with an older uncle, or have him do research. Make it active, and interrupt it with sub-choices, even if you use fake_choice.\nAlso (and this is a comment I had during my review by CoG), be wary of describing game mechanics. It\u2019s better to let readers figure out what stats mean organically through gameplay. Some of the harder concepts can be roleplayed through the game itself.\nYou have a fantastic framework for the game, and it looks like a lot of work went into it, so good luck and looking forward to reading more.\n@reaperoa Thanks for the feedback\u2013it\u2019s good to see things through another\u2019s eyes (and rethink accordingly!).\nTrue enough, I\u2019m certainly guilty of assuming that most, if not all, real gangsters were basically fairly nasty people (that said, I also believe they were, for the most part, a product of the time and place in which they lived; i.e. more or less conditioned to behave a certain way).\nAs for the college graduate background, this very almost didn\u2019t make it in at all simply because it was such a rarity historically: before the 1920s, fewer than 1 percent of first-generation Italian-Americans even made it to high school. Most were forced into work (or petty crime, in the case of most wannabe gangsters) in their early-mid teens.\nIn the background for college grad I therefore tried to depict someone who started out just like everyone else around him (\u201ca dumb bloodthirsty brute\u201d, as you put it)\u2013i.e. a product of the ghetto\u2013but, when actually given the opportunity to change, he went and made something of himself and gained a real education. Of course the story then puts him right back where he started, in line with the overall theme of the game, but how you play him from that point on will, of course, be the player\u2019s decision. Perhaps more than any of the other Backgrounds, the college grad does not really have the stats to be successful as \u201ca dumb bloodthirsty brute\u201d, and would likely not do very well if that\u2019s how you chose to play that one. His particular strengths are, in fact, almost the complete opposite.\nOn your other main point (early interaction, or lack thereof), I agree entirely that I\u2019ve spent far more time setting the plot than is usual in a typical ChoiceScript game. This was a concious decision on my part and is partly due to personal preference, but mostly because I wanted to immerse the reader in that time and place\u2013i.e. the story\u2013before they begin to play the actual game.\nIt might indeed have to be slimmed down in the final edit, though: if asked to describe my style in one word, it would likely be \u201cverbose\u201d. Others would probably put it less kindly.\n@JimD Thanks, Jim, that\u2019s a really great suggestion. I was so wrapped up in providing the historical stuff to put everything into proper context, it never even occurred to me to make it part of the game itself. I kept it separate simply because only a minority are likely to be interested enough to read it (hehe) but in hindsight I agree that this could be done in-game (with an easy opt-out choice for the player at any point, so they don\u2019t have to pursue it if they don\u2019t want to). Yep, I like it a lot\u2013thanks.\nYour point about describing game mechanics in advance is well taken. I must admit, my design background is in deep strategy games\u2013where players like to get their teeth into the nitty-gritty of the various elements\u2013so writing those sections just came naturally . . . I\u2019ll certainly have a rethink on the subject before the final release.\nI\u2019m liking it quite a bit so far, the sheer amount of research that went into it from what I\u2019ve seen tickles me as a history geek, as does the slang. It would have been a bit better to have us care for Gina a bit more before killing her off, but you did a pretty good job with it in the short time given. There are a good deal of choices in regards to background, and I sincerely hope that they each add their own bit of flavor to the playthrough. I\u2019m looking forward to more.\nHoraceTorys 2014-08-22 23:02:24 UTC #13\nThe writing is outstanding, very polished. Keep it coming.\nI love writing instead have being with long being, should let make choice in are character youth, to how he end up in one thought one 7 different postions.\npeglegpenguin 2014-08-22 23:02:33 UTC #15\nSlight error - Your nickname becomes \u201cBenny\u201d when you choose \u201cAlphonse\u201d as your name. So far it is good - I usually do not like games with huge amounts of text, but you pull it off well. I look forward to updates.\nxPoisonThornx 2014-08-22 23:02:34 UTC #16\ncan\u2019t wait for the update i really enjoyed playing this game\n@13ventrm Thanks, I\u2019ve always been fascinated by the era as a subject for study. To be able to put that to good use creatively is something I find extremely rewarding.\nYour point about Gina\u2019s early demise is a good one. Unfortunately, as some of the character backgrounds estrange the two of you several years before Chapter One, it was difficult to orchestrate a closer bond without starting the game itself way back in early childhood. It\u2019s a toughie, as starting that far back was not something I wanted to include within the scope of the game (or at least, outside the Prologue).\nAs for the different Character Backgrounds, yes, it is definitely my intention to make these far more important and distinct than just governing your starting stats. In addition to unique contacts (some already mentioned within some of the backgrounds), each leading to their own sub plots, each of the backgrounds will have unique advantages and disadvantages, occasionally leading to rare opportunities and unique choices. It\u2019s a challenge (and a lot of extra work!) but I\u2019m determined to make playing each one as varied an experience as possible\u2013while still trying to adhere to the overall design principles discussed in the various CoG bloggs.\n@HoraceTorys Really appreciated, thanks, I\u2019ll do my best.\n@Rogar I\u2019m pleased you like it, and thanks for the feedback. As mentioned just above, I\u2019m very reluctant to spend too much time starting even earlier in the life of the character simply because of the amount of work I\u2019ve given myself to do from the point of Gina\u2019s demise onwards. I\u2019ve pretty much got a schedule mapped out, with set deadlines to meet (it\u2019s just how I regulate and motivate myself). However, if I find I have spare time at the end, I\u2019ll certainly look again at the whole starting scenario and see what can be done along the lines suggested here.\n@peglegpenguin Ah, the joys of copy-paste-edit . . . 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        "raw_content": "You are here: Home / Learn French / How to Learn French / These Are the Best French Movies for French Learners\nNo matter how motivated and interested you are in learning a language, let\u2019s face it: sometimes all that memorizing and practicing can be boring. Luckily there are some genuinely helpful things you can do to practice your French that are also actually fun \u2013 like watching movies.\nExposing yourself to the sounds of a language is an excellent way to hone your listening skills and improve your speaking skills, as well.\nA study by Dr. Paul Sulzberger of Victoria University even found that listening to a foreign language creates new connections in the brain that make it easier to learn. According to his research, \u201cOne hour a day of studying French text in a classroom is not enough\u2014but an extra hour listening to it\u2026would make a huge difference.\u201d\nYou might be thinking that all this sounds great, but how are you, a beginner, going to understand an entire French movie? You don\u2019t want to use subtitles, right? So, should you just stare at the screen for an hour or two? Bien s\u00fbr que non! Using French movies to practice your French listening skills doesn\u2019t have to be an all-or-nothing measure, but a gradual process.\nLet\u2019s look at how you can use French movies to improve your French listening skills, and your knowledge about French culture along the way.\n1 Start with subtitles\n1.1 When can you stop using subtitles when you watch French movies?\n2 What\u2019s the best kind of movie to practice French listening?\n2.1 Les glaneurs et la glaneuse\n2.2 La marche de l\u2019empereur\n2.3 Nuit et Brouillard\n2.4 \u00catre et Avoir\n2.5 Microcosmos\n2.6 Le monde du silence\n3 Watching other movie genres in French\n4 Must-see best French movies for listening practice and cultural knowledge\n4.1 Le D\u00eener de Cons\n4.2 Le Fabuleux Destin d\u2019Am\u00e9lie Poulain\n4.3 L\u2019Auberge Espagnole\n4.4 La Haine\n4.5 Le P\u00e8re No\u00ebl est une Ordure\n4.6 Bienvenue Chez les Ch\u2019tis\n4.7 Les Aventures de Rabbi Jacob\n4.8 Pretty much any film starring Louis de Fun\u00e8s\n4.9 Intouchables\n4.10 Tanguy\n4.11 Les 400 Coups\n4.12 Hiroshima Mon Amour\n4.13 Les Choristes\n4.14 Les Visiteurs\n4.15 A Bout de Souffle\n4.16 Les Enfants du Paradis\n4.17 La Belle et la B\u00eate\n4.18 Disney movies\n5 More French movies: My personal favorites\n5.1 C\u2019est arriv\u00e9 pr\u00e8s de chez vous\n5.2 Moi C\u00e9sar, 10 ans \u00bd, 1m39\n5.3 Les \u00c9motifs Anonymes\n5.4 Delicatessen\n5.5 Comme Une Image\n5.6 Les Beaux Gosses\n5.7 Persepolis\n6 Where to watch French movies\nStart with subtitles\nIt\u2019s awesome how DVD\u2019s, streaming services, and other media today offer subtitles and closed captioning options. There\u2019s no harm in taking advantage of this when you start watching French movies (or TV shows).\nOf course, your goal isn\u2019t to stop there \u2013 you want to work up to one day not needing subtitles at all (or at least not most of the time). But you have to use them to get there.\nIf you need to, start by watching French movies with English subtitles. Pay attention to what you\u2019re hearing. You may notice that some translation choices are a bit unexpected. On rare occasions, you might even realize there\u2019s a translation mistake.\nWhen you get to the point where you\u2019re really paying attention to and recognizing French words and phrases and are able to understand a good amount of what\u2019s being said, move on to the next step: subtitles in French.\nWatching a French movie with French subtitles is an excellent way to train your ear. You\u2019ll get used to how words you\u2019ve mostly read up till now are actually pronounced (not always easy to know when it comes to French). And on top of that, you\u2019ll be learning new words and phrases, too.\nWhen can you stop using subtitles when you watch French movies?\nFor me, this was sort of like learning to ride a bike or how to swim. One moment, I was practicing, going through the motions, and then \u2013 I got it. It took a lot of practice, but one day, I was able to understand most of what people were saying in the movie without subtitles.\nOne way to encourage that process is to test yourself. Start with a scene that you\u2019re familiar with and turn off the subtitles. See if you can hear and understand what\u2019s being said. If you can, try to keep going on to the next scene. If not, watch the scene again, this time with French subtitles. Continue to practice this way (with any scene or scenes you like) from time to time.\nThe most important thing when it comes to French listening skills: Remember that no one is perfect\nLanguage mastery is a tricky thing. When it comes to listening, for most non-native speakers, no matter how good you get at a language, there will probably always be certain accents, dialects, or volume issues that will make it difficult to understand a particular film or scene from time to time.\nI\u2019ve lived in France for most of my adult life and am a fluent French speaker, but there are still times when I need subtitles \u2013 for example, if I\u2019m watching something with French-Canadian speakers. It\u2019s even the case with certain actors. I adore Romain Duris on many levels, and he often chooses compelling roles. But something about the way he speaks makes it very hard for me to understand him.\nDon\u2019t beat yourself up (and certainly don\u2019t stop watching!) if you\u2019ve got an advanced or fluent level of French and you occasionally still have problems understanding movie or TV dialogues. As long as you\u2019re watching most of these without needing subtitles, you can give yourself a pass for an especially tough one.\nWhat\u2019s the best kind of movie to practice French listening?\nNow that we\u2019ve got that out of the way, you may be wondering which French movie to watch.\nThe best movie genre to start with is probably documentaries. Documentary narrators usually speak clearly and at a reasonable speed and volume. They rarely use slang, idiomatic or regional expressions, etc.\nDocumentaries are not only great for listening practice; since there are so many out there, about so many different subjects, they can also help you build your vocabulary.\nIf this sounds good and you have a little time, why not get started looking for a French documentary to watch right now? Log onto your streaming service, or simply head to YouTube, and look for documentaries by subject. For instance, fellow history lovers will find lots to choose from simply by doing a search of their favorite historical figure/period, etc. and \u201cdocumentaire\u201d. The same goes for other topics, like nature/animals, politics, and so on. For example: \u201cCharlotte Corday documentaire\u201d or \u201cchiens documentaire\u201d\nHere are some popular French documentary movies, starting with my favorite:\nI saw this movie by chance many years ago and it totally captivated me. It depicts the life of those who survive and/or thrive off what most of us throw away, but it does it in a poetic way that shows celebrated documentarian Agn\u00e8s Varda\u2019s feeling of connection with her subject. It\u2019s an experience between documentary and poetry.\nYou may have already seen this famous documentary, called March of the Penguins in English. Even if that\u2019s the case, watching it in French can be a great way to practice, since you already know what to expect. Of course, that\u2019s if you\u2019re up to watching what those poor penguins have to go through, again.\nDirected by Alain Resnais, this documentary was filmed 10 years after the liberation of the Nazi concentration camps, and features footage from when the camps were in operation. It\u2019s a very, very heavy and difficult film to watch, but is one of the most famous and critically acclaimed French documentaries \u2013 and of course, hard as films like this are to watch, it\u2019s important never to forget. That said, after watching this one, you should probably have a French comedy on hand to lighten the mood.\nA commercial and critical success, this film is about a year at a rural French school. It became immensely popular in France when it was released in 2002. Watch it and see if you can relate to it as someone learning French, or how it compares to your own experience of school when you were a kid.\nAnother famous French nature documentary, Microcosmos reveals the world of insects, up close. I have to admit that I\u2019m not a fan of creepy-crawlies, so I watched a lot of this one through my fingers, but if you like bugs or are simply interested in seeing the world from a different perspective, this is an excellent choice.\nThis was the first documentary to win the Palme d\u2019Or at the Cannes Film Festival \u2013 and no wonder. Created and narrated by the legendary Jacques Cousteau, it\u2019s the perfect way to discover the world below the ocean waves. That said, there is some controversy about damage that was done during filming (shark and whale deaths, coral destruction), so if you\u2019re sensitive about those things, maybe choose another ocean-related documentary.\nIf you can\u2019t seem to find a French documentary that appeals to you, another option is to watch documentaries in another language dubbed into French. Dubbing for documentaries is usually virtually unnoticeable, since they\u2019re usually narrated off-screen, anyway, and often, interviewees who speak another language are dubbed, anyway.\nWatching other movie genres in French\nOnce you\u2019ve gotten comfortable with the speed and clarity of documentaries in French, you can move on to other genres.\nThere\u2019s no hard and fast rule from here \u2013 different genres have their pros and cons when it comes to listening practice.\nFor example, an action movie might have a lot of loud explosions that make it hard to hear lines of dialogue, or a rom-com might feature fast talkers. Period dramas tend to have clear dialogue, but it depends on the subject and also on whether or not the director chooses to feature a lot of background noise or obscure words and speech patterns (although it\u2019s much easier to understand French from centuries ago than it is to understand older forms of a language like English).\nBasically, keep in mind that, whatever movie genre you choose to watch in French, there will probably be some trial and error.\nDon\u2019t get discouraged if a movie is a little hard to understand at first \u2013 try to give it at least a few minutes. You may need that time, yourself, to get into the \u201cFrench zone\u201d. Remember, too, that for many movies, opening scenes have to grab the audience\u2019s attention, so the noise, dialogue speed, and general pacing may be extremely ramped up compared to the rest of the film.\nAnother thing you\u2019ll learn by watching French movies: French culture\nThere are two main things watching movies in French with help you with: listening skills, and cultural knowledge.\nSome French movies are worth watching because they\u2019re cultural references. The dialogue may not always be easy to hear, some of the expressions may be outdated, but these movies and even individual lines are still referenced in France today.\nWhen it comes to which movies to watch in order to understand French culture and/or French cultural references, you\u2019ll find a lot of lists out there, but many of them differ. The following list is based on films that I see/hear referenced today \u2013 often in general, popular culture, but sometimes because they\u2019re such iconic films unto themselves. That said, I\u2019m sure there are movies that fellow cinephiles, as well as French people in general, would say I should have included.\nAnd of course, there\u2019s entire genres and subgenres of films that are cultural references for certain groups (kids, inner city teenagers, anime fans, etc.), that may not appear here. Still, this list should be a way for you to discover some of the best-known French films.\nIdeally, you should watch all of these, but it\u2019s understandable that some may just not appeal to you, I have to admit that I, personally, can\u2019t get through Les visiteurs, which French people seem to universally adore, and I loathe Le p\u00e8re No\u00ebl est une ordure, which most French people I know regard fondly, the same way most Americans I know love A Christmas Story.\nKeeping all that in mind, here is the list\u2026.\nMust-see best French movies for listening practice and cultural knowledge\nI\u2019ve talked about this movie before. Not only is it funny and extremely well-known and -liked in France; it\u2019s also a great introduction to mainstream French humor, which often relies on making fun of people. The thing great thing about this film is that even the \u201cnormal\u201d characters ultimately look like fools.\nInternationally known and beloved, Le fabuleux destin d\u2019Am\u00e9lie Poulain is a beautiful, bizarre, funny, moving, romantic film. If you haven\u2019t seen it yet, watch it!\nIf you talk to anyone who\u2019s seen this movie, they usually get stars in their eyes. C\u00e9dric Klapisch\u2019s film is a charming depiction of a group of European students in the Erasmus (study abroad) program, sharing an apartment in Barcelona. A metaphor for European unity, most people who\u2019ve seen it (including me) also think of it as a perfect depiction of life when you\u2019re young and discovering the world. If you studied or traveled abroad during those years, it will probably be especially meaningful to you. It\u2019s also a way for your ear to juggle between French and other languages.\nThis powerful movie gives insight into the anger of young banlieusards \u2013 poor people, often 1st or 2nd generation immigrants who live in the government housing around Paris. It\u2019s an intriguing, compelling, well-written glimpse into their world and a reminder that the titular hate doesn\u2019t just go one way. What differences do you notice between the main characters\u2019 way of speaking and the way the people they interact with (especially bourgeois Parisians) talk?\nThis 1980\u2019s ensemble comedy features some of the best-loved French actors and comedians of the era, many of whom are still working and beloved today. It\u2019s essentially an ensemble story of a group of mostly unlikable (at least in my opinion) people and their adventures around Christmas. Many of these characters and their lines of dialogue are extremely well-known among the general French population, and the movie is usually aired at Christmas, of course. It\u2019s not my favorite, by a long shot, but give it a try and see if its very French humor appeals to you.\nThe biggest commercial success of any domestic French film, this 2008 comedy tells the story of a postal worker from the south of France who has to go work in the north of France \u2013 a region that is very, very different, and often made fun of as an eccentric, sort of low-class place. That said, I can personally attest, as the movie shows, that the Ch\u2019ti (the name of speakers of the local dialect) are extremely warm, nice, and merry people.\nFrance has a complicated relationship with Jewish culture. With a long history of antisemitism, as well as the stain of the deportation of millions of French Jews to concentration camps, Jewish culture is often toned down here (as opposed to the way it\u2019s celebrated in places like New York), both by Jews themselves, and the rest of the French population. When there are jokes or funny Jewish characters in French movies or TV shows, there usually seems to be a sense of acceptance and tolerance. That\u2019s why Les Aventures du Rabbi Jacob seems like a total anomaly. Released just a few decades after the Shoah, it makes fun of conservative French people\u2019s antisemitism but also unabashedly pokes fun at Jewish stereotypes, as well. It\u2019s about laughter and accepting all people. It\u2019s still very frequently referenced today, and has been adapted for the theater.\nPretty much any film starring Louis de Fun\u00e8s\nLouis de Fun\u00e8s is an iconic comedian here in France. Many of the films he made and/or starred in during his nearly forty-year career (including the previous one on this list, Les Aventures de Rabbi Jacob), are well-known and loved. His work spans nearly four decades of the 20th century (1945-1982). and most French people, at least those 30 and older, know and adore him. As an American, I agree that his physical comedy and timing are impressive, and many of his films are quite funny, although the Gendarme de Saint-Tropez series is a bit too Benny Hill for me. But films like L\u2019aile ou la cuisse, Hibernatus, and Sur un arbre perch\u00e9 have moments that always make me laugh.\nAnother recent French domestic box office hit, this 2011 movie also did well internationally. Based on the true story of Philippe Pozzo di Borgo, tetraplegic after a paragliding accident, and Driss (name and character were changed for the movie) the no-nonsense, banlieusard with a criminal record he hires as his nurse, this movie has so much chemistry between its leads and just a general feel-good vibe (somewhat rare in French cinema), although it certainly has its sad moments, too. This is an engaging watch that also gives you two very different kinds of French \u2013 the classic accent, speed, and vocabulary choices of Philippe (played by Fran\u00e7ois Cluzet) and Driss (Omar Sy)\u2019s banlieue-infused, energetic expressions. The movie shows the French approach to cultural differences and physical disability, which is less politically correct than the American point of view.\nThis iconic comedy film is about a twenty-seven-year-old intellectual who doesn\u2019t want to leave home. He\u2019s a fairly nice, peaceful man who\u2019s beloved by his parents, but his parents are fed up and want him out. Lots of humor, great acting, and twists ensue. Because of the film, an adult who overstays their welcome at their parents\u2019 house is often jokingly or insultingly called a \u201cTanguy\u201d in France.\nThis movie is often cited by American intellectual snobs as their favorite film, but Les 400 coups deserves better. It\u2019s a movie for everyone, a truly touching, sometimes troubling story of the woes of Antoine Doinel, a \u201cbad boy\u201d who cuts school, misbehaves in class, steals\u2026and yet, we get him. His story is at once particular, and universal.\nThis iconic film is a stark, sad meditation about the destruction of war and love. Its simple dialogue also makes it easy to understand \u2013 although you may be too shaken to really notice, by the end of it.\nAnother huge French domestic box office hit, this 2004 film about a chorus at a boys\u2019 boarding school in the mid-20th century is touching and features not only dialogue to listen to, but also great songs.\nThe story of two medieval peasants who time-travel to early 1990\u2019s France, this is another movie French people seem to universally love and often reference. I have to admit I can\u2019t get through the whole thing, but give it a try \u2013 maybe you\u2019ll discover you agree with most of the French.\nThe New Wave is a cinematic style and movement that originated in France and continues to influence filmmakers around the world, so between that and practicing your French listening skills, this movie, which is probably the most famous New Wave work, is worth checking out. The story, about a French criminal and the American woman he seduces, is really enjoyable, too. If you\u2019re a movie fan, as you watch see if you can spot techniques, scenes, dialogue, fashion, etc., that have gone on to inspire other filmmakers (including Quentin Tarantino).\nAnother famous French film that\u2019s often referenced and revered by cinephiles and people working in cinema, Les Enfants du Paradis deserves all of this praise and then some. It\u2019s the saga of Garance, a performer in 1820\u2019s-1830\u2019s Paris and the four men who love her in their own ways. It\u2019s incredibly poetic and moving and very much worth a watch.\nMuch as I love this one, I hesitated to include it on this list. Jean Cocteau\u2019s surrealist take on the fairytale is a classic, and often shown in French arthouse cinemas (I was so excited to see it that way a few years ago), but most French people today are probably more familiar with the Disney version of Beauty and the Beast. But what tipped the scales in its favor is that I think it\u2019s an excellent movie for practicing your French listening skills, since the Beast speaks very slowly, words and phrases are often repeated, and Belle\u2019s horrid sisters\u2019 expressions and gestures are very French unto themselves.\nAlthough these aren\u2019t originally made or spoken in French, Disney does a great job translating and dubbing their animated films. But there\u2019s also the cultural impact. I\u2019ve included lots of box office hits on this list, but guess what the third top-grossing film of all time is in France? Disney\u2019s Snow White. For generations, Disney movies have been a big part of life for French people as much as they have for Americans. Cultural references to the classics abound, and the influence continues \u2013 the coat racks in my son\u2019s preschool are full of coats and backpacks featuring characters from Cars, Moana (Vaiana), and, of course, Frozen (La Reine des Neiges).\nMore French movies: My personal favorites\nIf none of those appeal to you, I humbly submit some of my personal favorite French movies. Some of these might be more or less easy to understand, but all of them are, in my opinion, absolutely delightful, and, like most movies, they will teach you something about French culture, too (though some more than others).\nThis Belgian mockumentary is so ridiculously dark (think: an iconic scene that shows a criminal making a drink named for a famous drowned child) that it\u2019s now a cult classic. I can\u2019t help but laugh every time, especially when killer Ben (the always entertaining Beno\u00eet Poelvoorde) shows his sensitive side with a poem about pigeons. The movie is Belgian but the references, like the drink, are often French, showing how close the two cultures can sometimes be.\nMoi C\u00e9sar, 10 ans \u00bd, 1m39\nThis movie, about a short time in the life of ten-year-old Cesar, is just a charming comedy film about being a kid. There are some French touches you probably wouldn\u2019t find in the same type of American film (parents who fight and a dad who\u2019s almost frightening played off as being a part of life; the sexual awakening of a kid), but it\u2019s just an overall comforting, happy, entertaining movie.\nAnother film starring Beno\u00eet Poelvoorde (alongside Isabelle Carr\u00e9), this cute, quirky romantic comedy takes its aesthetic and a bit of its tone from Am\u00e9lie. It\u2019s about two \u201c\u00e9motifs\u201d \u2013 people who are easily overcome by their emotions \u2013 and how they navigate falling in love. Plus, they work in a chocolate factory, which is a bonus for chocolate lovers like myself (especially when you think that it\u2019s Belgian chocolate, the best kind of chocolate!).\nA bizarre, hilarious early film by Jean-Pierre Jeunet (and co-director Marc Caro), of Am\u00e9lie fame. It takes place mostly in (and below) an apartment building full of quirky people, in a post-apocalyptic world. If you liked The Shape of Water, you\u2019ll probably like this, too: many scenes from that movie, as well as a lot of its overall design, seem to have been lifted from Delicatessen. But Delicatessen is much savvier and funnier, in my opinion.\nJean-Pierre Bacri and Agn\u00e8s Jaoui are an acclaimed screenwriting team who create smart ensemble comedies. This one, starring Marilou Berry, a charming, talented actress who used to represent for all of us curvier women (not common in French cinema) stars as the underappreciated daughter of an oblivious father in this dramedy.\nThis hilarious movie is, essentially, the French equivalent of Superbad, which came out around the same time. It\u2019s a great way to practice listening to younger French speakers who use a lot of slang, swallow their words, and so on.\nThis animated film, an adaptation of the graphic novel by Marjane Satrapi, tells the story of Satrapi\u2019s early life, growing up a Western pop culture-loving kid and teen in the tumultuous years of the first Iranian Revolution and the strict regime that followed, and how she adapted to life after escaping to France. It\u2019s by turns funny, tragic, and always, always engrossing.\nWhere to watch French movies\nDepending on where you live and your budget, there are many ways to watch French movies. Here are some suggestions \u2013 hopefully at least a few will work for you.\nCheck your streaming or on-demand service. Services like Netflix, for example, offer lots of foreign-langauge movies and TV shows.\nWatch French TV channels that offer French movies.\nHead to your local library. Most libraries have at least the classic French films available to borrow, either for free or for a small fee.\nLook for used copies. There are lots of local and international websites for this, including big ones like Amazon. You can also check out flea markets, second-hand stores, bookstores (some have a section selling movies), and garage sales.\nSee if there\u2019s a movie rental place near you. I know, I know, these have become obsolete in most of the world, but there are still some hold-outs, whether in big cities or small towns.\nBuy or rent a digital copy. You can download a copy of one of these movies to keep forever, or rent it to stream on your computer, tablet, or phone for a limited time. For example, as of this writing, Amazon will let you rent \u201cLes 400 coups\u201d for $3.50 USD if you live in the US.\nContact your branch of the Alliance Fran\u00e7aise. This organization is dedicated to promoting French learning around the world. They can probably give you advice about where to find French movies, or they may even have access to copies.\nUse your university. If you\u2019re a student, check out your school\u2019s library. When I was in college, if I had a big gap of time between classes, I would go to my library and watch a French movie in a private viewing cubby, with headphones. Some schools may even let you check out the movie or rent a streaming version.\nLook for French bookstores. See if there are any French bookstores in your area. These may carry French movies on DVD or Blu-Ray, too. Just check that the DVD zone works for where you live.\nContact expat organizations. If there\u2019s a francophone community where you live, do some online searching to see if they have a community center or gathering place. You don\u2019t have to be from a particular country to find out about and participate in things like garage sales or movie screenings that are being organized by community members.\nFind out what\u2019s on at your local arthouse cinema. Even a small town may have one of these. They often screen classic and foreign movies, which could mean you\u2019d get to see some of the movies mentioned in this article on the big screen!\nHopefully these lists have helped you find some French movies to practice your listening skills. If you\u2019ve already embarked on a cinematic French listening skills journey, what French films have helped you hone your ear?\nAlbert Loots\nGreat stuff, I very much appreciate your ideas. Problem however is, that I found it impossible to watch those movies, as it seems that they are not freely available without signing up first with some kind of movie provider \u201cservice\u201d that seems to have hijacked movies from YouTube.\nIs there a way around this, as far as you know?\nHi Albert, there are many ways to watch these movies. The first one I would suggest is seeing if your local library has them. Most libraries either allow patrons to borrow movies for free, or for a small yearly fee. Another option is to look for used copies. Depending on where you live, there are probably websites, flea markets, used bookstores/DVD stores, garage sales, and more that could help. You can also see if there is a relic of a golden age, a movie rental place, near you (I know that I\u2019ve come across a few in both big cities and small towns) . You can also buy or rent these movies via your computer, on Amazon. For example, Les 400 coups costs about $3.50 to rent and stream. Good luck and happy watching!\nThank you this list helped me a lot. Grammar rules and everything was about learning by the brain. These movies provided (what i was missing) in my spoken french ie. Pronuciation and hearing understanding capabilites. Thanks Alysa. :))\u2661\u2661\nBonjour Evangeline. I\u2019m glad you thought this list was helpful, and i love how you describe the role of watching movies in your French learning process!\nIt would be really helpful if a movie\u2019s description offered a path to finding it online.\nBonjour John, Sorry about that. Since we have readers from around the world, zoning/copyright laws and other issues would make it impossible to have a uniform links that would work for everyone, or even the majority of people reading. I answered Albert\u2019s comment with some ideas for how to find these movies, both free and cheap. These are mainly general ideas that should be available pretty much anywhere. I would also add that you should begin by seeing what\u2019s available on any streaming service you might have. Some of the documentaries or older films may also be available on YouTube \u2013 you never know.\nI\u2019m also going to ask Benjamin if I should add a section about this to the article.\nThanks for reading and I hope you\u2019ll find these movies now!",
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        "raw_content": "Bouncing Bet (Soapwort, Latherwort, Lady\u2019s-wash Bowl, Old Maid\u2019s-pink and Fuller\u2019s Herb, London Pride)\nBouncing Bet is an introduced and naturalized erect perennial forb growing to two plus feet in height on green, mostly hairless stems. They are usually unbranched but branching may occur near the top. The stem bulges at the leaf nodes.\nThe leaves are opposite, elliptic elongated ovals with 3 to 5 prominent ribs, toothless but wavy margins and 2x as long as wide - usually no more than 4 inches long. They are either stalkless or have short stalks with broad wings. Both surfaces are smooth and free of hair with the underside a slightly paler shade of green.\nThe inflorescence is a domed cluster of many flowers atop the stem or atop side stems rising from the upper leaf axils. The cluster elongates as the flowers begin to open.\nThe flowers are fragrant, sometimes double, with the sepals of the calyx forming a one inch long green tube with five small pointed lobes which may take on a reddish tint. The corolla can be either pink or white with the five petals spreading perpendicular to the calyx and being one inch wide when open. Petals can be doubled in some cultivars. The petals have a clawed base and are widest near the rounded tip which has a rounded notch or is sometimes cleft. There is a pair of small pointed bracts at the base of the calyx. The flowers are perfect with 10 stamens whose white filaments are exserted from the tube when the flower opens. Anthers are white to yellowish. These surround 2 styles which each have two stigmas.\nSeed: Fertile flowers form a dry seed capsule, slightly shorter than the calyx, that contains 15 to 75 1.6 to 2 mm wide dark kidney shaped seeds that have a pebbled surface. These are dispersed by wind shaking the stem.\nHabitat: Bouncing Bet grows from rhizomatous root system allowing it to propagate vegetatively and form colonies. It can spread aggressively. Preferred soils are well drained, not necessarily rich, moist to mesic conditions and full sun. In partial sun the plants become floppy. Bouncing Bet is a pretty plant of roadsides and waste places. The Garden population is most concentrated at the far east end of the Upland Garden in early summer and along the Upland Garden entrance path in late summer - those plants tend to sprawl.\nNames: The genus name, Saponaria, is from the Latin saponis meaning 'soap' and aria, meaning 'pertaining to', together referring to the juice of the leaves and root that can make a soap. The species name officinalis is also Latin and means 'of the shops', all referring to the historic use of the plant as a cleanser, particularly in fine fabric shops. See the Lore section below. The common name of \u201cBouncing Bet,\u201d thought to come from the visual effect of the reflexed petals looking like the rear of a washerwoman, name of Bet, bent over. The author name for the plant classification, 'L.', refers to Carl Linnaeus (1707-1778), Swedish botanist and the developer of the binomial nomenclature of modern taxonomy. See notes below the photos for commentary on the other common names.\nAbove: The inflorescence elongates as the flowers begin to open. Each flower is subtended by a pair of small green bracts at the base of the 1 inch long calyx tube. The clawed base of the petals is hidden within the tube.\nBelow: 1st photo - Stem nodes are enlarged. 2nd photo - Beneath the flower are a pair of green pointed bracts. 3rd photo - The styles usually have 2 stigmas and extend well beyond the corolla tube.\nBelow: 1st photo - The leaf structure showing the prominent leaf veins of which there can be 3 to 5. 2nd photo - An example of a pinkish flower color.\nBelow: Leaves - Both the upper surface (1st photo) and the underside (2nd photo) are smooth and free of hair; the underside a paler color.\nBelow: Pink flower Bouncing Bet with doubled petals in early August.\nBelow: An erect white flower example from early summer in the far NE Upland Garden\nNotes: Eloise Butler's records show that she obtained plants of this species from a site called \"Schutt's Forty\" on Sept. 1, 1912. (This was the property, located in Eden Prairie Township, of her good friend Clara Schutt.) Martha Crone planted it in 1948 and 1951. The plant is a European import from pioneer times and has a long useful history (see below). However, it has naturalized across the entire United States and the lower Canadian provinces, causing it to be placed on the Noxious Weed list in many areas. In Minnesota it is generally found in the East Central and SE parts of the State. It is the only species of Saponaria found in Minnesota but three other species occur elsewhere in the U.S.\nEloise Butler wrote: \"Some naturalized plant citizens, with attractive flowers, one might like to have in the garden, if they were not so aggressive. But, if admitted, they would selfishly shoulder out the weaker and possible more desirable inmates. The place for such vagrants is, therefore, the roadside where they will thrive on a hard bed and a crust of earth. Bouncing Bet and Butter \u2018n\u2019 eggs may be cited as examples. A blue ribbon should be awarded them for certain sterling qualities. During protracted droughts, when other vegetation has succumbed and even the grass blades have shriveled, they alone put out their blossoms and brighten what would otherwise be a bare and desert waste. The name Bouncing Bet probably refers to the luxuriant growth\u2019 but the other name, \"old maid\u2019s pinks\", seems especially applicable. For to do their duty cheerfully under adverse circumstances is the metier of spinsters.\" Published Aug 6, 1911, Minneapolis Sunday Tribune.\nLore and Uses: The blossoms have a pleasantly strong smell, so it was planted along poor streets in cities to hide smells from bad sanitation. In this context it is sometimes referred to as \u201cLondon Pride.\u201d Other common names are Latherwort, Lady\u2019s-wash Bowl, Old Maid\u2019s-pink and Fuller\u2019s Herb. In the French language the plant is still referred to that way - \u201cHerbe \u00e0 foulon\u201d (Fuller\u2019s Herb). The French appellation is most correct as the plant was extensively planted next to textile mills (a \u201cFuller\u201d being anyone who works with cloth). It has been known since the Middle Ages that the leaves and the rhizomes, when boiled in water, make a highly effective soapy lather for cleaning and slightly bleaching delicate fabrics; thus the plant material can produce a natural detergent. As late as the 1960s it was still reported to be used occasionally in museums for cleaning old tapestries. In her extensive notes and comments on the French town of Aix, M. F. K. Fisher reports of still seeing plantings of Fuller\u2019s Herb outside of shops that worked with fabrics. This was in the late 1940s.\nThe root stalk contains the soap making ingredient \u201csaponin\u201d, the leaves a lesser quantity. One can test this with the leaves by simply bruising them and add water, swish around and you find a bit of soapy bubbles forming. It is recorded that Friars brought the seeds to England from the Continent, as the plant was frequently grown next to monasteries. When English colonists came to North America, the seeds came with them. They also found the saponin solution effective in restoring color and sheen to old china, pewter and glass in addition to lace.\nThe plant material is however, slightly poisonous, so care must be taken. A decoction, or extract, of the crushed root was and still is used for treating poison ivy and other skin itches. This is effective because of the cleansing ability of the saponins. It was also taken internally as a diuretic, laxative and and expectorant. Modern research has found chemicals within the plant that are useful in treating certain conditions. The slight poisonous properties, notwithstanding, Medieval brewers used the leaves to put a good head on a mug of beer; the Pennsylvania Dutch continued that tradition.",
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        "raw_content": "My sister-in-law says it always takes her a week to get ready for even the shortest trip and another week to recover when she returns. Thar is pretty much how I am beginning to feel. I\u2019ve been home since Friday and I still feel I am way behind in the things that I want to accomplish.\nChristmas was nice. There was breakfast at my daughter\u2019s and the opening of presents. Then Sweetums went back home to take care of the animals. In the evening, my son and I did the Jewish thing. For those of you who don\u2019t know, we went to the movies, then got Chinese. A perfect ending to a perfect day. My son he might make reservations somewhere next year, but it really doesn\u2019t matter. We had fun. \u201cAnd what movie did you see?\u201d Who said that? Must be the voices in my head again. It was \u2018Frozen\u2019. If there aren\u2019t any zombie movies out, we go for cartoons. We\u2019ve also learned not to see shows that start on Christmas day.\nI decided not to join the knitting group today. It\u2019s raining hard and I just don\u2019t feel like going. It\u2019s not the driving. It\u2019s trying to maneuver me, my knitting and an umbrella down a long driveway and back. I could park on the driveway, but I don\u2019t like being boxed in. And I would still have all that maneuvering. I can knit in the comfort of my own home.\nPosted in Family and Friends | Comments Off on I Understand\nGirlfriend Scarf and Short Finger Gloves\nMy grandson said she likes bright colors. I hope he\u2019s right.\nA little big for me, but not too big. The recipient wore them to work today so I guess I won\u2019t be getting them back. Oh well. If and when I get caught up, I\u2019ll make a pair for me. I still have a skein of this.\nTags:entrelac scarf, girlfriend scarf, short finger gloves\nPosted in Family and Friends, Knitting | Comments Off on Girlfriend Scarf and Short Finger Gloves\nI was looking through my stats and noticed that it\u2019s been a while. I thought I should report so you won\u2019t think I\u2019m dead. I think I\u2019m good for another twenty.\nI have been working away on the quilt. My machine is tired and in need of a tune up, but my other one does not have the applique stitch I am using. I am down to the last two blocks. When they are finished, my baby is going to Westminster for a much needed spa day. My other machine is better for the final quilting anyway. I\u2019m getting excited to be so close to finishing. Besides, I\u2019ve got an enormous pile of sewing that needs to be done.\nSpeaking of leftovers\u2026\u2026 Who said that? I made turkey potpie. Only, I don\u2019t make a pie crust. I make biscuits. Unbeleivebly good! So easy. Leftover turkey, gravy and vegetables. If you don\u2019t have enough vegies left, canned mixed vegetables work well. Make the biscuits with just enough milk to hold them together. Oh. You don\u2019t make biscuits? Well, you should. I\u2019ve never tried the ones in cans. You will notice that I use an old Corning ware pan. I put the turkey, vegetables and gravy in the pot on a medium setting. Stir it up good. Sometimes I have to add a little water or a little flour. It should be a little thick. If it\u2019s too thin, the biscuits will sink too much and be down right yucky. My oven is set at 400 for about 20 minutes. The biscuits should be nicely tanned on top.\nSweetums likes a little butter on the biscuits. What a lovely picture. And we have enough left over for tonight. How can you love a man who doesn\u2019t like leftovers, especially when they are this good?\nYou know, this is not what I planned to write at all.\nPosted in Knitting | Comments Off on I Didn\u2019t Realize",
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        "raw_content": "I am a French IT Manager, playing with Chinese language in my spare time.\nI enjoy communication in a multi-cultural environment. I believe that the success of a project depends largely on understanding the customer\u2019s needs, so that applications can be deployed in support of the key message they want to convey. I take each project as a learning opportunity, to develop my skills towards reaching that particular goal.\nI am currently working as Digital Development Director at True Run Media.\nBefore basing myself in China, I studied in Clermont-Ferrand, in the heart of the Auvergne region of France, famous for its excellent French food and sleeping volcanoes. I have a Bachelor degree from Universit\u00e9 Blaise Pascal, and a Master degree from SUPINFO \u2013 but I\u2019ve learnt much more since then!\nHave a look below at what I\u2019ve been doing!\nFebruary 2014 \u2013 early 2016 (2 years) | Beijing City, China\nUntil recently I was behind the steering wheel at Crystal Asia. Here, I most enjoyed ensuring that our customers were satisfied and \u2013 for real added value \u2013 that their customers were too! To achieve this, I spent time removing layers of unnecessary complexity, stream-lining work processes to help us bring their message into focus.\nAlongside the project work, I was also involved with the daily and strategic administration of the company. This taught me a lot about running a business, in particular in China, and how to manage my time more efficiently when fulfilling several quite different roles.\nI left Crystal Asia to find a position which is more focused on my professional strengths and passions \u2013 the clients, project direction and team management.\nApril 2010 \u2013 February 2014 (3 years 11 months) | Beijing City, China\nDuring this time, I was taking care of projects from the first contact with the client until the deployment of the solution.\nMy core work was to ensure communication between the client and our sales and production teams, so that the right applications were chosen and the newest technologies could be deployed \u2013 all in direct support of the client\u2019s content and marketing strategy.\nNovember 2008 \u2013 April 2010 (1 year 6 months, part time) | Clermont-Ferrand Area, France\nAfter our team had completed the analysis of an application for medical purposes, we proceeded, together with key stakeholders, to carry out several case studies. The goal of the project was to develop a more capable and sophisticated web application based on the original. Our work led to the development of a detailed specification, and the building of a prototype with Zend framework to illustrate the main features.\nVending Automation\nMay 2008 \u2013 October 2008 (6 months) | Clermont-Ferrand Area, France\nWorking in a 2-person team, I was able to develop over 100 new features and improvements for a C# software running on Windows Mobile. In parallel, we also ensured daily client support.",
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        "raw_content": "Sarah Gold, DVM, Medical Director\nDr. Gold is the medical director of Furlong\u2019s Soundness Center, and is currently enrolled in the Alternative Residency Training program to obtain board certification in Equine Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation. As a member of the BW Furlong and Associates veterinary team since 2005, Dr. Gold has tailored her skills and focus to the field of sports medicine and diagnostic imaging. When Dr. Furlong approached her with the idea of building a rehabilitation center, it was a natural fit to have Dr. Gold manage these often complicated cases that require a balance of specific targeted diagnosis, tailored treatment, and conditioning exercise. Through the alternative residency program, Dr. Gold has trained with many top specialists throughout the country, which provides an immeasurable network of expertise that can be provided to each Soundness Center patient almost immediately. 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Over the last decade she has become a certified Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy technician, and primarily worked in equine surgery departments as a surgical nurse and anesthesiologist. Exposure to the high volume of injured sporthorses and racehorses piqued her interest in the methods and benefits of equine physical therapy and rehabilitation, both before injuries are sustained, and as part of their healing post injury/surgery. This field was of great interest both personally and professionally, so when the opportunity to join the team at Furlong\u2019s Soundness Center arose in November 2016, she enthusiastically took on the role as Rehab Manager. In her free time you can find Neva spending time with her menagerie of animals, loving the great outdoors, training her young event prospect and hiking with her dogs.\nSarah Malcolm, Rehab Technician\nWhile she was the fifth generation of her family to be born in Staten Island, New York, Sarah was raised at the Jersey Shore. She became interested in horses at summer camp and began taking lessons at the age of 12. Shortly after starting lessons, Sarah couldn\u2019t spend enough time with horses and began volunteering at a local farm where she assisted with therapeutic lessons for children with disabilities. From there, Sarah went on to work at hunter/jumper farms, gaining as much knowledge as she could while her passion grew. She graduated Summa Cum Laude from Centenary College in May 2015 with a BS in Equine Studies and a concentration in Equine Science. While at Centenary, she took an elective course about rehabilitation and the different therapies offered for sport horses. Intrigued by this, Sarah completed an internship in the fall of 2014 with Liz Perry at High Brass Farm. During her internship, she had the opportunity to assist with treatments in an Aqua Pacer and with lameness evaluations. This internship ignited Sarah\u2019s passion for rehabilitation and solidified her career path. Sarah joined the Soundness Center team in June 2015 and received her certification in Equine Sports Massage Therapy from Equissage in November 2016. In her spare time, you can find Sarah playing with her dog, Olivia, riding, hanging out with her friends and family, or at the beach.\nJessica Nunn, Rehab Technician\nJessica Nunn grew up in Somerset County and started riding horses when she was 8 years old. Like most horse-crazy girls, Jess couldn\u2019t get enough of being at the barn. She could be found riding and helping at the local barn almost every weekend and any free time after school. While she was a member of the Somerset County 4H horse club, Jess gave a presentation on the effects of a water treadmill on horses, and since then equine rehabilitation techniques have always interested her. In the summer of 2014 she volunteered at Furlong\u2019s Veterinary Clinic as a MRI holder, and in September 2015 Jess started working as the part-time weekend technician at Furlong\u2019s Soundness Center. She graduated from Centenary University in May 2016 with a BS in Equine Studies with a concentration in Equine Science. After graduation, Jess traveled to Colorado to attend a 6-week equine massage therapy certification program at the Art of Equine Massage and Bodywork, which she completed in August. After returning from Colorado, Jess and her friend Corine started their own equine massage therapy business, Muscles in Motion Equine Massage, LLC. At the same time she also moved into a full time role as a Rehabilitation Technician at Furlong\u2019s Soundness Center, where she incorporates massage therapy in to each horse\u2019s personal program. In her spare time, Jess loves to ride her buckskin Quarter Horse mare named Latte. 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        "raw_content": "The wolf has several common names, including \u201ceastern timber wolf\u201d, \u201cgrey wolf and \u201cblack wolf\u201d. Its scientific name, Canis lupis, is made up of the Latin words for \u201cdog\u201d and \u201cwolf\u201d.\nThe wolf originally inhabited western Europe from Spain to Ireland, and central and northern Asia as far east as Japan. In North America, its original range extended from Mexico to the high arctic. Now, the wolf is rare in the United States except in northern Minnesota, northern Michigan and Alaska. Before 1950, the wolf\u2019s Ontario range extended as far south as the Bruce Peninsula. Since that time, sightings this far south have been rare, and the bulk of the population does not venture beyond the southerly limit of exposed Precambrian rock. The southern boundary of the range corresponds to an imaginary line drawn between the middle of Lake Simcoe and the northern part of Lanark County. Wolves are found throughout the rest of Ontario wherever there are forests.\nThe wolf is about the size of a large German shepherd, but its legs are lankier and its chest is narrower. It has a larger, heavier frame, a broader forehead and a blunter face than the coyote\u2019s. Males weigh from 27 to 36 kg (60 to 79 lbs), and northern wolves may be even heavier. Females are lighter by 5 to 7 kg (11 to 15 lbs) and have smaller frames. The average wolf stands between 61 and 76 cm (24 and 30 in) at the shoulder, and measures between 121.9 and 190.5 cm (48 and 75 in) from nose to tail. The wolf\u2019s front feet are longer than its hind feet, but both sets are large and provide mobility on snowy terrain. The footprints are oval in shape, rather than circular like those of a dog. The tail is generally carried straight back when the animal walks or runs and the ears are rounded. These features help to distinguish the wolf from the coyote, which generally carries its tail down and has pointed ears. The wolf\u2019s distinctly slanted eyes are gold, and are surrounded by pale fur. Fur colouration varies considerably among individuals. Pelts range from the white that is especially common in the arctic to coal black. In the Algonquin Region, the wolf usually sports a grizzled grey coat. The particularly dense fur around the neck is tipped in grey or black. This colouration continues down the back to the tip of the tail. The shorter under fur ranges from grey to a pale buff colour. The sides of the muzzle, the fur beneath the eyes, the chin and the prominent cheek ruff are all pale. The legs and belly are buff coloured, and the large, bushy tail is tawny on the underside and tipped with black. The wolf sheds in late spring. Its summer coat is shorter and lighter in colour.\nThe female wolf is sexually mature at two years of age, and the male, at three years. Each wolf pack has only one breeding pair, and this couple dominates the other members. Mates remain together throughout their lives. Mating occurs between late February and mid-March, and the young arrive in early May after a gestation period of 63 days. The average Ontario litter contains five pups. The helpless new-borns are blind and have a woolly coat of greyish-brown or sooty grey. Their eyes open within the first 10 to 12 days, and the adult pelt pattern begins to emerge by the end of the first month. The pups may leave the den at one month of age, but their movements are restricted until they are at least two months. Weaned at six weeks to two months, they begin to eat regurgitated meat provided by their attentive parents. The milk teeth, lost at this time, are gradually replaced by permanent teeth during the first year of life. The family leaves the whelping den about mid-July, moving to a summer living area or rendezvous site often located near a bog or swamp. 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When food is abundant, the kill is often left uncovered. In leaner times, it is buried in snow, dirt or under debris. Although wolves will return to finish off a carcass, they are less fond of carrion than are coyotes. During the winter, larger game is hunted. In summer, prey usually consists of smaller mammals like beaver. Hunting success depends upon the co-operation of the pack rather than upon speed. The pack members pursue the prey in single file, and then spread out for the kill. They may also split up and chase the prey towards other pack members lying in wait. Attacks to the nose, throat or flanks slow the prey for the kill, and are especially effective on larger animals such as moose. Sometimes, the pack waits near the injured prey until it is sufficiently weakened for the fatal attack to be made safely.\nWolves are shy, elusive animals that tend to be nocturnal. However, within the pack, they are very social and maintain a hierarchy or class system. 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        "raw_content": "This Mars Discovery Could Have Major Implications for Search for Alien Life\n/ Life On Mars\n/ Toxic Chemicals\n/Life On Mars\n/Toxic Chemicals\nNew research shows that our aspirations to grow potatoes on Mars may be a little premature. Results of a new study indicate that the thin Martian atmosphere and the ultraviolet radiation it allows to reach the planet\u2019s surface interact with chemical compounds called perchlorates to create a deadly environment for bacteria.\nWe have known that there were perchlorates on the surface of the Red Planet since the 1970s when the Viking 1 and 2 spacecraft landed there. We\u2019ve confirmed this with other probes since that time, and until recently that fact has actually been viewed in an encouraging light. That\u2019s because although perchlorates \u2014 made from oxygen and chlorine \u2014 are toxic to humans, bacteria tend to thrive in their presence, using them for energy. Perchlorates also lower the point at which water melts, which offered still more hope for the existence of bacterial life on Mars.\nHowever, this new development definitively shows that all of those factors change when there isn\u2019t enough atmosphere to filter out ultraviolet radiation. In the study, University of Edinburgh researchers exposed Bacillus subtilis, a common bacteria, to simulated Mars conditions, including low oxygen and temperatures. Under those conditions, bacteria lived for as much as an hour. However, with the addition of ultraviolet light, entire test tubes of bacteria were sterilized within 30 seconds. Furthermore, irradiated perchlorate reacted with hydrogen peroxide and iron oxide, two other common components of Martian soil, which rendered the soil hostile to bacteria.\nThis, however, isn\u2019t the end of the search for life on Mars. \u201cI can\u2019t speak for life in the past,\u201d co-author of the study Jennifer Wadsworth said to The Guardian. \u201cAs far as present life, it doesn\u2019t rule it out but probably means we should look for life underground where it\u2019s shielded from the harsh radiation environment on the surface.\u201d The ExoMars rover will look for bacteria by digging approximately 12 feet into the ground during its 2020 mission.\nIt\u2019s also possible that an extremophile bacterium could survive these conditions. The common Bacillus subtilis is no extremophile, and the Martian environment may have created its own extremophiles that are even tougher than any found on Earth. \u201cLife can survive very extreme environments,\u201d Wadsworth told Popular Science. \u201cThe bacterial model we tested wasn\u2019t an extremophile so it\u2019s not out of the question that hardier life forms would find a way to survive.\u201d\nMeanwhile, the ExoMars orbiter is on track to carry out its mission: finding biochemical signs of life on Mars, or beneath its surface. The Mars 2020 rover will also be digging deep in the search for past life. NASA is developing a lidar system for the search for life on Mars. Hopefully, with this many research irons in the fire, we\u2019ll get some exciting answers soon.\nVice President Pence To Lead National Space Council and Get U.S. to Mars\nA NASA Funded Project Wants to Use Plasma Rockets to Get to Mars\nNASA to Test Nuclear Reactor Designed to Power Future Mars Colony\nAfter 1,000 Days in Orbit, Here Are the 10 Most Remarkable Things MAVEN Taught Us\nSnake Robots Could Allow Us to Explore the Caverns of Mars",
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        "raw_content": "Papagena, Oil on canvas, 2018, 130 x 150 cm\nLyube Petrov aims to create an amusing and unexpected visual narrative. He has a fondness for topics that blur the line between reality and illusion, and create an alternative realm where past and future, reality and fantasy become one. This transformation draws upon the artist\u2019s own understanding of the world around him as well as his sense of humour, his attention to the small details in everyday life, and his positive outlook. He seeks to create an alternative reality with undisguised humour, sarcasm and sometimes even elements of the grotesque. In his characteristic realistic style, the artist combines motifs and imagery from contemporary consumer society (specifically from comics and popular films) with mythological narratives and figures. Through these bizarre scenes, Lyube Petrov explores not only the inexhaustibility of the canvas but also the purpose of human existence and the power of human consciousness in the face of an impending apocalypse. These mythical figures are transformed into the superheroes of our collective future.\nApocalypsarium:\nLyube Petrov\u2019s approach to painting is characterized by expressive painting representation, clear intensity and energetic paste-like spreads of colour or distinctive plasticity.\nHis fantastic and grotesque subjects are often tinged with satirical aesthetics and comical hyperboles. The Bulgarian painter often deals with themes surrounding the relationship between people and nature as well as the cycle of life and death, often with apocalyptic undertones.\nIn his work, he combines symbols and elements from both Eastern and Western cultural traditions of Christian iconography with mythological imagery and abstract concepts inspired by science-fiction. The artist voices his socio-political opinions through the concept of the \u201cApocalypsarium,\u201d his ironic concept for the state of current international affairs. He sees the apocalypse as \u201cever-present, constantly moving and always mutating in the process.\u201d His characters\u2019 back-story remains a mystery for spectators, who often appear to be in trance-like state, left alone in the world, sucked in by a natural catastrophe\u2013\u2013an apocalypse.\nABOUT LYUBEN PETROV\nBulgarian painter Lyube Petrov (born in 1984) majored in mural painting at the art academy in Sofia. Throughout his studies, he concentrated on mastering the technique and craft of realistic painting. Today, Petrov still employs the formalist strategies of this traditional approach in his work. He is primarily inspired and influenced by the works of artists Boyan Dobrev, Andrei Daniel, and Ivo Bistrichki from his native Bulgaria. After moving to the Czech Republic, he studied Fine Arts in Martin Maier\u2019s studio until 2011.\nRSVP (via Facebook): Jeux de la nature / Plays of Nature\nTagged Lyuben Petrov, Plays of Nature",
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        "raw_content": "Here are some physical therapy and fitness links you may find useful.\nwww.aaos.org\nThis site contains general patient information on specific topics in orthopaedics and a medical library. It also contains an orthopaedic physician \u201cyellow pages\u201d to help you locate a qualified orthopaedic surgeon in your area.\nwww.sportsmed.org\nThe American Orthopaedic Society for Sports Medicine (AOSSM), is a world leader in sports medicine education, research, communication, and fellowship. Founded in 1972, AOSSM is a national organization of orthopaedic surgeons dedicated to sports medicine. Who are their members? They are physicians helping weekend warriors cope with the effects of aging . . . team doctors ensuring health and safety at all levels of sport . . . researchers working to help athletes prevent and manage injury. In short, sports medicine is more than their job \u2013 it is their passion. The AOSSM web site has a sophisticated library of articles and an area for patient education.\nThis site includes a description of what physical therapists do and provides information ranging from listing board certified practitioners in your area to listing accredited schools for the training of physical therapists and physical therapist assistants. We are an active member in this organization.\nwww.aptanj.org\nThis site includes a consumers guide to physical therapy. It also contains information for physical therapists regarding education programs, meetings, and local chapter news. We are an active member in this organization.\nASMI\u201ds mission is to improve the understanding, prevention, and treatment of orthopaedic and sports-related injuries through research and education. This society offers courses, conferences and symposiums, and has an extensive library of information on their web site.\nEat Clean Bro\nwww.eatcleanbro.com\nFresh, restaurant quality meals prepared for pick up or delivery. All natural meals, prepared by a local chef and straight to your door.\nwww.healthclubs.com\nThis is an excellent website to help you learn the basics about exercise. The site discusses how to work with a personal trainer and how to chose the right gym or health club for you. We are an active member in this organization.\nInternational Health, Racquet & Sportsclub Association\nIHRSA\u201ds website contains valuable information on the industry of health and fitness. We are an active member in this organization.\nwww.mckenziemdt.org\nThe McKenzie Institute trains and credentials physical therapists in the mechanical diagnosis and treatment of the spine. Their site includes consumer information on spine care.\nMedline Plus \u2013 Bones, Joints, & Muscles\nwww.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/bonesjointsandmuscles.html\nMedline Plus offers a wide variety of information on bones, joints, and muscles. This site is a service of the U.S. National Library of Medicine and the National Institute of Health. It is an excellent resource of information for the educated consumer.\nMedline Plus \u2013 Drugs, Supplements, & Herbal Information\nMedline Plus offers a wide variety of information on drugs, supplements, and herbal remedies. This site is a service of the U.S. National Library of Medicine and the National Institute of Health. It is an excellent resource of information for the educated consumer.\nwww.moveforwardpt.com\nAmerican Physical Therapy Association consumer site.\nPhysical Therapist Assistant EDU\nhttps://www.physicaltherapistassistantedu.org\nPhysical therapist assistants are active participants in the healthcare system, providing direct patient care under the supervision of a licensed physical therapist to assist in the treatment of patients with functional limitations, injuries, or disease. Find out how you can become a licensed physical therapist assistant in your state.\nPhysical Therapy Expert Witness Services\nWe are a leading provider of Physical Therapy Expert Witness Services for lawyers, expert witness firms and insurance companies. We also provide coaching services for legal issues in physical therapy practice and practice management consulting solutions for PT business owners.\nwww.revolutionizeusa.com\nOptimize our fitness programs with revolutionize nutrition programs. Macro-nutrient breakdowns and Fit 3-D Body Scanning.\nWebMD is a resource standard on topics such as today\u201ds news, diseases and conditions, A \u2013 Z guides, living well, health care services, and pregnancy & family. It offers community bulletin boards and blogs too!",
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        "raw_content": "You have absolutely no idea how the two simple words \u201cthank you\u201d can be the key to an alluring job offer. A mere thank you changes the impression of a person about you and it can definitely evict some negative thoughts if any harbored by the recruiter.\nThere is no short-cut to ace a job interview. It is proven that a good amount of practice, preparation and sharp intelligence during the interview pave the way to success.\nIn many cases it\u2019s been seen that job candidates, who choose to negotiate their salary and do it quite effectively, are regarded as front-runners in their job career. Salary negotiation is an art and every candidate should learn this.\nYou never know what\u2019s going to happen next. Maybe, after a couple of months the hire will resign and you will get a call back from the employer. But this can only happen when you make the employer remember you.\nAs per the 2009 survey conducted by \u2018CareerBuilder\u2019, the largest online job portal, 47 percent of employers agreed that finding qualified candidates is their biggest hiring challenge.",
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        "raw_content": "Brandon D. Brot, Principal\nBrandon holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Western Ontario and a Masters in Business Administration from the Schulich School of Business.\nPrior to joining GIC & Income Exchange Inc., Brandon spent time in the consulting division of Coopers & Lybrand (now PriceWaterhouseCoopers) and later worked with one of Canada\u2019s largest insurance companies, managing a large portfolio of clients. In 2002, Brandon joined GIC & Income Exchange Inc. (now GIC Wealth Management Inc.).\nBrandon lives in Thornhill with his wife and three children.\nYou can reach Brandon at brandon@gicwealth.ca\nKevin S. Rotenberg, Principal\nKevin attended York University where he studied Business Administration. After leaving University, Kevin began his finance profession at Midland Walwyn, Canada\u2019s last independent firm. In 1999, he moved to CIBC where continued his financial planning practice. In 2002, Kevin started GIC & Income Exchange Inc. (Now GIC Wealth Management Inc.)\nKevin lives in Richmond Hill with his wife, and three boys.\nYou can reach Kevin at kevin@gicwealth.ca\nA History of GIC Wealth Management Inc.\nBillions of dollars are invested in GICs each year, and the \u201cbig banks\u201d do the lion\u2019s share of the business. However, what most people do not realize is there are a number of strong, reputable companies that would like to attract your GIC business as well.\nKevin realized this early on in his career, and after running a small \u201cGIC Rate\u201d advertisement in a local Toronto newspaper, his feelings were confirmed. Clients wanted the best GIC rates possible and were willing to move away from the \u201cbig banks\u201d as long as their investments were protected. At this time, GIC & Income Exchange Inc. was born. Brandon knew Kevin was onto something and they both recognized that with Kevin\u2019s investment background and Brandon\u2019s insurance background, they had the complimentary skills to succeed.\nWhat started out as a small deposit brokerage has now turned into a full service investment firm, managing hundreds of millions of dollars in assets. Aside from GICs, GIC Wealth Management Inc. now offers Segregated Funds, GMWBs, Annuities, Insurance and RRSP/RRIF investments. In addition, in 2013 Mortgages were added to the portfolio of services.\nAs a result, the team felt like they needed a name and an image that better reflected all of the products and services offered. In December 2012, GIC & Income Exchange Inc. became GIC Wealth Management Inc.",
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        "raw_content": "Posted By: Cindy Trillo May 1, 2018\nWhen it comes to looking after money, Glendora\u2019s residents are doing a pretty good job. Glendora residents enjoy 27% higher wages than the rest of the country, according to official city stats, and the poverty rate is low to match, at 6% lower than the national average. It\u2019s clear that good financial lessons are being imparted on all generations. However, as times change, so do the lessons you need to be taught.\nWhat\u2019s more, moving forward with technology can give you a wonderful boost to the methods you can employ to teach children, students or peer. From running interactive financial management simulations to e-learning, there are lots of possibilities. Here\u2019s how to keep Glendora\u2019s next generation in-the-know on how to manage money.\nThe importance of shopping around\nMaking the most of your shopping \u2013 in all sectors \u2013 has been the key to finding lower prices. The theory of capitalism has always made that relatively easy in the USA, but modern marketing is making it even easier. Large foreign superstores are coming to Glendora to provide even more options. That\u2019s without even touching on the internet and ecommerce. Take personal finance. Typically, a lack of knowledge around a lender can cause unsavvy buyers to suffer low interest rates or miss out on a great deal. With a wealth of information out there on lenders, including Avant, Prosper, and NetCredit reviews, many of the big and small companies are covered. Teaching the next generation to effectively use the web to shop around is a key first step to good financial management.\nPracticing restraint when purchasing\nShopping around is the first step to finding a good deal, but you should also question your young students as to whether they need to make a purchase in the first place. Impulse buying can burn a huge hole in your pocket \u2013 research reported by CBS News found that 1 in 5 Americans had burned through $1,000 in one session of impulse purchases. Help the young people you\u2019re imparting wisdom on to have the confidence to be steady and not be swayed by impulsive purchases. Practicing mindfulness and meditation is a great way of increasing all-round health and also providing some solidity of mind to avoid these sorts of mistakes.\nHelping savings grow\nSaving is something that the Baby Boomer generation took very seriously, working hard and scrimping to afford their life. However, with the cost of living squeezed, many millenials have no savings \u2013 Glendora natives included. Encouraging the younger generations to get saving is something that\u2019s been tackled by the mini-savings app. By combining technology, which the next generation are enthusiastic for \u2013 Pew found that 73% of teens have a smartphone \u2013 with small, barely noticeable savings, the principle of long-term planning is explained. When a few cents on the dollar quickly add up to big lump sums, it makes it easier for you to demonstrate to the next generation how that\u2019ll work with large sums, too.\nShop around to make sure you always get the best deal. Don\u2019t be tempted to splash out money on stuff you might not need. Finally, always save money, even if it\u2019s just a few cents every day. With this wisdom, the next generation will be on solid ground to be a financial success.",
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        "raw_content": "The Good Fight Team September 22, 2018 September 24, 2018 Uncategorized\nEarlier this month the 2018 Asian Games wrapped up in Jakarta and Palembang, Indonesia. Virtually unheard of in North America, the Asian Games (also known as Asiad) are a big deal here in the East, where they are recognized by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) and in fact constitute the second largest multi-sport event in the world after the Olympic Games. The Asian Games began in New Delhi, India in 1951 with only 11 countries. The small number of participants was in part due to the fact that many Asian nations were still colonies of Europe, while the pro-imperialist agenda of the organizers succeeded in excluding North Korea, Vietnam and the Central Asian republics of the Soviet Union. 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The subject of much talk was Jessa Khan, a 16-year-old California native of Cambodian and Latina parents, who won the gold for Cambodia in the women\u2019s 49 kg (108 lb) ne-waza by defeating the UAE\u2019s Mahra al-Hinaai.\nThe 2018 Asian Games saw Uzbekistan continue its meteoric rise in the world of boxing. Proving that its domination of the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro was no mere fluke, Uzbek pugilists again took home the highest number of boxing medals (5 gold and 2 silver), although North Korea and China dominated the women\u2019s division. Uzbekistan also scored the highest medal count in kurash, was third in sambo and tied Mongolia for third in wrestling.\nLight flyweight Amit Panghal achieved India\u2019s first boxing gold medal ever when he took his revenge against Uzbekistan\u2019s Hasanboy Dusmatov, who had previously defeated him in last year\u2019s AIBA World Boxing Championships in Hamburg. 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        "raw_content": "At noon on every Tuesday, San Francisco\u2019s Department Of Emergency Management (D.E.M.) tests a citywide air raid siren. People who aren\u2019t brand new in town recognize the sound, and aren\u2019t alarmed. The noise winds down after a few seconds, and not too long ago a voice recording was added to assure us it\u2019s only a test.\nToday\u2019s test was weird, at least in the Civic Center area. I don\u2019t know if the same thing happened all over the city. The test kept repeating. However, it wasn\u2019t the steady wail we\u2019ve been told to expect during a real emergency. That would have been scary, and if we ever hear the steady wail we\u2019re supposed to turn on our radios and follow instructions.\nToday\u2019s siren test was wild. It gave off the predictable sound of the siren escalating and then fizzling out, but with several reruns. I never heard the voice recording, but it may have played.\nIf any of you know the explanation, please leave a comment. I\u2019ll also take a look at the local news sites to see if they have any statements from the S.F. D.E.M.\nMarch 29, 2016 March 29, 2016 Emergency Siren, S.F. Department Of Emergency Management, San Francisco, Siren Test\nPrevious Previous post: R.I.P. Patty Duke\nNext Next post: It\u2019s Their Job To Beat!",
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        "raw_content": "Does Activia Help With a Yeast Infection?\nProbiotics and Vaginal Fungus\nAcidophilus & Constipation\nDiet for Bacterial Vaginosis\nLactobacillus Probiotics for Weight Loss\n4 Ways to Cure Bacterial Vaginosis Naturally\nBy Livestrong Contributor ; Updated September 11, 2018\nThe healthy vagina contains an abundance of \"good bacteria,\" or normal flora. The normal flora help prevent overgrowth by disease-causing organisms, including bacteria. Bacterial vaginosis, or BV, is a common condition in which the vaginal bacteria are out of balance. In BV, the normal flora are reduced and other bacteria increase dramatically leading to symptoms of vaginal discharge, irritation, or odor. BV is a common reason to visit a gynecologist, and is often treated with antibiotics. However, many women prefer alternative or natural remedies such as probiotics, botanical treatments and preventive measures.\nRestoring the Bacterial Balance\nThe idea behind probiotic therapy is to use live microorganisms to prevent disease or restore health. Lactobacillus is the most important kind of bacteria in the normal flora. Lactobacillus may be given by mouth -- in capsules or as an ingredient in yogurt -- or directly applied to the vagina. According to a article published in the May 2003 issue of \"Obstetrical and Gynecological Survey,\" several small, randomized trials have shown that Lactobacillus therapy reduces episodes of BV.\nTea tree oil is derived from the leaves of the tea tree. It contains a class of chemicals called terpenes which act against bacteria and yeast in laboratory studies. One potential benefit of this approach for BV is that Lactobacillus is relatively resistant to terpenes. Tea tree oil is effective against many types of bacteria in vitro and is often recommended for BV. According to the Physician's Desk Reference for Herbal Medicines, however, there is little documentation of the efficacy of this approach, and risks include allergic reaction. Tea tree oil is given in capsules that are inserted directly into the vagina.\nGarlic is known as a natural antibiotic. Its active ingredient, allicin, is effective against many types of bacteria in laboratory studies. The antibacterial effect is highest when the garlic is crushed, and lower if the garlic is dried or powdered or the oil extracted.\nThe Physician's Desk Reference for Herbal Medicine does not include treatment of BV among the recognized uses of garlic.\nMany common practices, such as vaginal cleansing, douching, and use of lubricants, may disturb the balance of healthy bacteria in the vagina, leading to overgrowth by other species and the development of BV. Douching, in particular, is a known risk factor for BV. The risk of BV may be reduced by avoiding practices that disrupt the normal flora of the vagina.\nNatural treatments may have side effects. Treatment with Lactobacillus usually does not have side effects, although some people may experience mild gas or bloating. Probiotic studies can be difficult to interpret. Some strains of Lactobacillus may be more helpful for BV than others. Other than Lactobacillus-containing probiotics, no natural BV treatments have been studied in clinical trials to determine effectiveness, proper dosing or safety. Allergic reactions may occur after using tea tree oil or garlic, and interactions with other medications are possible. Talk to your doctor about which natural remedies may be right for you.\nObstetrics and Gynecology: Prevalence of Bacterial Vaginosis.\nObstetrical and Gynecological Survey: Common Complementary and Alternative Therapies for Yeast Vaginitis and Bacterial Vaginosis: A Systematic Review.\nJournal of Applied Microbiology: Antifungal Activity of the Components of Melaleuca alternifolia (Tea Tree) Oil.\nLancet: Tea Tree Oil and Anaerobic (Bacterial) Vaginosis.\nObstetrics and Gynecology: Intravaginal Practices and Risk of Bacterial Vaginosis and Candidiasis Infection Among a Cohort of Women in the United States.\nJournal of Applied Microbiology: The Etiology of Bacterial Vaginosis\nPhysician's Desk Reference for Herbal Medicines; J Gruenwald, PhD, et al.\nFood With Lactobacillus\nBacterial Vaginitis, Acidophilus & Betadine\nAre There Herbal Remedies for Trichomonas Vaginalis?\nWhat Are Acidophilus Probiotics Used to Treat?",
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        "raw_content": "November 7, 2016 / 11:33 am Stephen Sinatra\nAt one point or another, we\u2019ve all had a tension headache, also known as a stress headache. Sometimes you can feel them building, and other times they hit you out of nowhere.\nThis time of year can be a particularly ripe time for them, when rapidly shortening days and holiday social events, shopping, and travel add an extra degree of difficulty to already strenuous schedules.\nHere\u2019s some advice on how to cope with them so you don\u2019t miss a beat.\nOften, patients will describe tension headaches as a band of pressure across the center of the forehead, and/or on both sides. If you\u2019ve heard someone say (or have said yourself), \u201cMy head feels like it\u2019s in a vise,\u201d that\u2019s a good way of describing stress headache pain.\nStress headaches also can be defined by what they\u2019re not.\nFor example, tension headaches don\u2019t affect just one side of the head, they don\u2019t cause throbbing, and they aren\u2019t associated with nausea, dizziness, or changes in vision. If you\u2019re experiencing those symptoms, you\u2019re more likely having a migraine headache or a cluster headache\u2014not a stress headache.\n(Sudden, significant pain on one side of the head may also be a sign of stroke. Be sure to check for other stroke symptoms before assuming it\u2019s just a headache.)\nThe specific mechanism of action behind tension headaches has yet to be pinpointed. At one time, we thought these headaches were the result of excess muscle tension in the head, neck, and shoulders. Evidence now points toward the extra-sensitization of certain pain pathways in the nervous system.\nWhat we do know are some of the factors that can bring on a stress headache\u2014poor posture, dehydration, lack of sleep, and of course, stressful situations. We also know that stress headaches tend to affect women more than men.\nAre Stress Headaches Dangerous?\nOccasional\u2014or episodic\u2014stress headaches are nothing to worry about. Chronic stress headaches (defined as more than 15 in a 30-day period), on the other hand, raise some red flags.\nIn addition to the lost work time and overall lower quality of life they cause, chronic stress headaches are a sign that that you may be pushing too hard and creating conditions in the body that lead to damaged arteries.\nEven at low levels, the fight-or-flight response elevates blood pressure and causes the release of adrenaline, cortisol, and other stress hormones. Ongoing exposure to those hormones has an inflammatory effect in the blood and can lead to atherosclerosis and the advancement of cardiovascular disease.\nA study published in the journal Neurological Sciences showed that people with untreated chronic stress headaches show higher levels of oxidative stress than people who had no headaches or whose headaches were treated.\nNatural Ways to Relieve Stress Headaches\nOne of the best ways to get relief from headache pain is to simply take a break from whatever you\u2019re doing. If you\u2019re sitting at a desk and staring at a computer, then get up, go outside, and take a walk. If you\u2019re constantly on your feet, sit down and rest. Once you\u2019re feeling more relaxed, close your eyes and focus on your breath. Just a few minutes of quiet meditation can help ease tension.\nHere are a few more tips for preventing stress headaches:\nCheck your diet.\nStress\u2014particularly holiday stress\u2014can make us sloppy with what we eat. Stay focused on healthy fats and antioxidant-rich fruits and vegetables, and steer clear of sugar. Foods rich in magnesium are helpful for stress headaches, since magnesium helps regulate the ability of our muscles and arteries to relax.\nYoga, tai chi, meditation, prayer, and other relaxation techniques.\nThere is some evidence that headache sufferers may have higher levels of anxiety than non-sufferers, and it\u2019s even been suggested that antidepressant medication can be an effective treatment. I certainly don\u2019t generally recommend going the route of an antidepressant, but this does point to a need to more consciously balance the mind and body. Find a routine for reducing stress that works for you, and make it a priority.\nChiropractic, massage, acupuncture, and other physical therapies.\nA meta-analysis published in 2015 found that collectively, these treatments were just as effective as drugs at reducing the frequency, intensity, and duration of tension headaches over the long term. Chiropractic and massage/trigger point therapy, in particular, have been shown to be most effective when combined.\nIf you try a physical therapy, one thing your practitioner is likely to emphasize is posture. Studies have linked both forward head position and myofascial trigger points (points of unusual muscle tension) to stress and tension headaches. Whether standing, walking, or sitting, keep your shoulders back and chin tucked in.\nEven mild dehydration can cause headaches. Research shows that increasing your fluid intake by one liter a day can reduce the intensity and duration of headaches.\nDo you often wake up feeling tired? Or have trouble falling asleep or staying asleep? Studies suggest that disturbed sleep\u2014including insomnia and obstructive sleep apnea\u2014is a risk factor for developing tension and stress headaches. If you suspect this could be the source of your headaches, learn more about options for getting a better night\u2019s sleep. You also might consider signing up for a sleep study.\nDeclare a moratorium on electronic devices.\nTablets, phones, laptops\u2014put them away for 24 hours, if you can. Less screen time means less chance for eyestrain, which has been identified as a potential cause of headaches. If you\u2019re sensitive to EMF, disconnecting also will help balance the body.\nPractice grounding.\nGrounding, or Earthing, helps regulate the autonomic nervous system, which helps turn off the fight or flight response. It also helps reduce inflammation that occurs as a result of stress. If you live in a warm climate, walk barefoot outside; if not, try sleeping grounded on a specially designed grounding sheet.\nWhat Not to Do for Stress Headaches\nIt\u2019s tempting to cope with headache pain by popping a few ibuprofen or other over-the-counter pain relievers. I have no problem with doing that so long as your headaches are infrequent. But if you\u2019re having more than one a week, I\u2019d recommend looking at other solutions.\nConsistent use of NSAIDs, such as ibuprofen and naproxen (Advil, Motrin and Aleve), can cause gastric bleeding and increases the risk of liver damage. Moreover, Harvard University\u2019s long-running Nurses Health Study has linked the daily use of both NSAIDs and acetaminophen (Tylenol) with an increased risk of developing high blood pressure.\nRegular use of headache medications also can lead to a phenomenon called \u201crebound headache.\u201d When you\u2019ve adapted to having consistently high levels of a medication in your system and then you stop taking it, symptoms can recur\u2014or \u201crebound\u201d\u2014more severely.\nFinally, don\u2019t be tempted to fix your headaches by having a drink. This may relax you temporarily, but alcohol consumption\u2014particularly the binge-type drinking that many people indulge in this time of year\u2014puts you at greater risk for holiday heart syndrome. Limit yourself to one drink, and take care of your headache with other natural alternatives.\nBendtsen L, et al. Muscles and their role in episodic tension-type headache: implications for treatment. 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        "raw_content": "Your 20\u2019s will be the craziest and most experimental part in your life. It\u2019s the only time where your body will allow you to eat fast food past midnight, couch surf at friends\u2019 houses, work the craziest hours and jobs, and risk everything you\u2019ve got. Your 20\u2019s are relentless.\nI haven\u2019t even hit 25 yet, so I know I have a long way to go until I experience even half of what life has to offer. However, this past year was honestly one of the hardest years of my life being the first year out of college. Here are a few lessons that I\u2019ve learned along the way:\n1. Everyone starts off somewhere: The most successful people did not start off as an expert on day one. Don\u2019t compare your chapter 1 to someone else\u2019s chapter 10.\n2. Life is no longer a race: After high school, everyone lives their lives at their own pace. Not everyone needs to graduate, get married, have kids, or\u2026 die at the same time.\n3. 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It happens to everyone.\n8. The quickest way to make friends is to reach out: Friends won\u2019t come to you if you don\u2019t meet them half way.\n9. Vibes are contagious: Be conscious of the vibes you are sending out. People can sense good and bad vibes and can emulate them as well. Hence, the names Debbie Downer and Negative Nancy.\n10. Stop trying to speed up time: This kinda goes with #4 and #5, but I\u2019ve developed the unhealthy habit of trying to get ahead of myself by trying to run before learning to walk. In other words, don\u2019t try to grow up too fast. Enjoy where you are right now.\n11. If not you, then who?: If there is something that needs to get done or someone who needs your help, offer help. There are too many people in the world who live on believing that ignorance is bliss, and that\u2019s not a good thing.\n12. There\u2019s no shame in being selfish (sometimes): Sometimes, you need to choose yourself before choosing others. Your health and wellbeing is your main priority.\n13. Self-care days are super important: It\u2019s okay to take breaks and do absolutely nothing. As previously stated in #12, your health and wellbeing are a priority.\n14. 8 hours of sleep makes a world of a difference: I have no idea how I survived on 5 hours of sleep every day in high school. Getting a full 8 hours of sleep are essential to good health and feels so damn good.\n15. Make the most out of your mornings: Once you work full time, it is so hard to have enough energy at the end of the day to do any of my passion projects. I usually end up putting off a lot of projects for the morning. I find that I get a lot more done in the mornings because I have way more energy before work.\n16. You will no longer be grouped by a common interest: Think about it, during your 12-16+ years of school, you are going the same pace with people who are the same age and learning level as you. Once I started working full-time, I\u2019ve interacted with a ton of people who were of different ages, backgrounds, and at different stages in life. I\u2019m still trying to get used to it.\n17. Out of sight, out of mind: This can either be used in a good or bad way, but I\u2019ve learned that it\u2019s easy to forget something if you\u2019re not looking at it. Figuratively and literally of course.\n18. Work harder than everyone else so that you could live like no one else: I learned this one from the greatest business man on Earth: Gary Vaynerchuk. Basically, hustle hard and sacrifice your free time now so that you can live the good life and be successful later. Your effort will pay off in the end.\n19. Don\u2019t forget about your family: When you\u2019re hustlin\u2019 and grinding and living your life, it\u2019s easy to get lost in all the noise and forget about visiting and checking in with your family from time to time. Don\u2019t forget about them.\n20. 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        "raw_content": "OCCUPY DEMOCRATS OCTOBER 29, 2015\nA Gallup Poll taken last week found that nearly 60% of Americans favor the legalization of marijuana (also referred to as \u201cpot\u201d or \u201cweed\u201d), consistent with previous findings over the past couple of years. No less surprising is that Bernie Sanders (I-VT), Democratic Nominee for president, became the first \u2013 and so far \u2013 only major-party candidate to say he now supports making pot legal. When asked by CNN debate moderator Juan Carlos Lopez, \u201cSenator Sanders, right here in Nevada, there will be a measure to legalize recreational marijuana on the 2016 ballot. You\u2019ve said you smoked marijuana twice; it didn\u2019t quite work for you. If you were a Nevada resident, how would you vote?\u201d Senator Sanders responded \u201cI suspect I would vote yes\u201d \u2013 to much applause. Though some states have legalized both medicinal and recreational use of pot, the sale of pot is still a violation of federal law.\nThe most libertarian candidate for president, Rand Paul (R-KY), has declined to take a position, only saying \u201cthat the federal government should not try to force pot prohibition on the states.\u201d Sanders has been a long-time sponsor of the use of medical marijuana. In fact, he co-sponsored House Resolution HR2592, States\u2019 Rights to Medical Marijuana dating back more than 14 years, but it was not until the Democratic debate on October 13 that he came out in favor of the legalization of pot. The true evil is the injustice in how our criminal justice system disproportionately mistreats nonviolent drug offenses when compared with white-collar criminals. Topping the list is bankers committing corporate malfeasance, whose irresponsible speculation was largely responsible for sending our economy into its worst recession in history in 2008 \u2013 none of whom, as of to date, have so much as received a slap on the wrist. As Senator Sanders said:\nAnd I would vote yes because I am seeing in this country too many lives being destroyed for non-violent offenses. We have a criminal justice system that lets CEOs on Wall Street walk away, and yet we are imprisoning or giving jail sentences to young people who are smoking marijuana. I think we have to think through this war on drugs\u2026which has done an enormous amount of damage. We need to rethink our criminal justice system, we we\u2019ve got a lot of work to do in that area.\nCongress passed the Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act of 1994, leading to mass incarceration \u2013 giving rise to a most sinister for-profit prison industry and the commodification of prisons. This rise of for-profit prisons led to indiscriminately imprisoning non-violent offenders, mostly people of color and other minorities, which in some states received life sentences for the possession of pot \u2013 making billions for an immoral industry. There are nearly 1.6 million people in federal and state prisons 50% of whom are sentenced for nonviolent drug offenses, with half of all prisoners either Black or Hispanic. There are nearly 150,000 people held in private prisons not counting the fact that the Marshal Service and Customs Enforcement house the majority of its detainees in private prisons.\nPresident Obama has long talked about this issue and recently started commuting the sentences of non-violent offenders and stated he plans the use of clemency to free many more nonviolent drug offenders. However, Sanders recognizes the real protagonist is a for-profit prison industry, which can only survive by being fed by an unfair justice system \u2013 disproportionately and indiscriminately incarcerating human beings. In September, Sanders introduced legislation to ban private prisons, saying:\nWe cannot fix our criminal justice system if corporations are allowed to profit from mass incarceration\u2026Keeping human beings in jail for long periods of time must no longer be an acceptable business model in America. We have got to end the private prison racket in America. 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        "raw_content": "Posted by Donna Florack in #family, #reading, #sitsblogging, Blogging, Books, Education, Family, If We Were Having Coffee, Inspiration, Me, Progress Report, Random Thoughts, Reading, Topic Ideas, Writing\ncoffee, dating, degrees, diet, ghosts, love, love at first sight, luck, posting, satisfaction, vampires\nIf we were having coffee and getting caught up on what\u2019s happening in each others\u2019 lives, I might share some of my random thoughts and musings with you. As I work on finishing up my breakfast, I realize that I really must practice eating slower and savoring what I\u2019m eating. That\u2019s an old diet trick; you\u2019re supposed to eat slowly so that your mind and stomach have a chance to give you the \u201cfull\u201d signal. I also ran into issues with wolfing down food last night. I inhaled a piece of chicken breading and coughed for a good half an hour trying to dislodge it. I\u2019m still coughing today because I irritated my throat in the process last night.\nIt occurs to me that I will soon possess not one but two college degrees now that I\u2019m almost too old for them to matter. Yes, I will get the personal satisfaction from getting them, but it likely won\u2019t make much difference elsewhere. I\u2019m not looking for work. Unless the bottom drops out somewhere, I\u2019m not in the same place I was in five years ago when I first went back to school. Twenty years ago having a degree would\u2019ve changed both my career path and my salary. Now degrees are for my own gratification.\nThe sweetest thing happened to me last night. My hubby told me he has been in love with me since the first day he laid eyes on me. I didn\u2019t know that. He made me cry. I knew he loved me fairly quickly because he told me early on in our relationship how he felt. He tells me now (twenty-seven years later) that he had trouble waiting the week that he did to tell me those three words. How did I get so lucky to find such a wonderful man?\nI have to confess that I really missed blogging. I voluntarily stepped away from it for a bit to write. I\u2019m still working on my novel but it\u2019s not an all-consuming task at the moment. The story\u2019s not done, but it\u2019s resting. Being back on WordPress is awesome. I\u2019d forgotten how much I missed my friends. I tried to follow everyone, and I tried to like posts or comment from time to time, but it\u2019s not the same as actively posting every day, is it?\nI\u2019d also forgotten how much I love reading. While I was frantically tapping out reams and reams of my own words and sentences, I stopped reading, too. During a lonely afternoon recently, I picked up a book I had bought long ago and never read, and now I\u2019m back into the world of vampires in Jeaniene Frost\u2019s series. It\u2019s nice to read someone else\u2019s efforts for a change. I\u2019m not writing about vampires, but there is a ghost in my book. Seeing how others set up scenes and dialogue makes me a better writer in the long run, and I enjoy losing myself in a book. It\u2019s fun and an easy way to escape from the dullness of day-to-day life.\nAnd speaking of life, it\u2019s time to wrap this up and finish getting ready for work. Work waits for no one. It goes on whether I\u2019m there or not, and if I want to continue getting paid, I\u2019d better be there.\n6 thoughts on \u201cIf We Were Having Coffee #1\u201d\nSo sweet! What a sweet man you married!!\nGlad your back to blogging!!\nblessings, Vicki\nSarah Ferguson said:\nIt\u2019s funny how I can regularly forget how much I like reading. So many things seem to get in the way of it sometimes, including writing. And then whenever I get back to it, I can\u2019t believe I didn\u2019t make it more of a priority!\nThat\u2019s it exactly, Sarah. Life gets in the way and out of the blue, you pick up a book and get drawn in and think, \u201coh, yeah, I missed this!\u201d",
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When I discovered that about color cosmetics, it was very powerful for me.\nWhat types of products and experiences do you find can spark that emotional connection with consumers?\nWhen I was working on boys\u2019 toys for Mattel in the early 2000s, one of my brands was called Max Steel\u2014kind of like G.I. Joe. It was a very strong brand in Latin America, but it wasn\u2019t taking off very well in the United States, so the line was going to be killed. I had to make the business case to keep it alive in Latin America because we discovered a key insight. You didn\u2019t have an abundance of male role models in that region, at least not in consumer products. Max Steel was a role model for kids. He encouraged a healthy lifestyle, doing sports, and helping others. So for parents and kids, Max was more than a toy; he represented positive values that they could integrate into their lives. In fact, being able to drive entertainment for that brand and keep it alive was one of the highlights of my career.\nBeauty care evokes a whole different set of unique emotions. When you enter adulthood, get your first well-paying job, and you\u2019re able to go into the department store and buy that fragrance or that upscale makeup brand, it\u2019s a milestone that you are moving forward in life. It can create a great sense of pride and achievement, as well as an emotional connection to those products.\nIn addition to traditional marketing, you\u2019ve made a name for yourself in digital. What\u2019s top of mind for you in that space today?\nIf I had to boil it down to one question, it is: How do we accelerate change and transformation across Latin America to incorporate more e-commerce and customer relationship management (CRM)?\nSurprisingly, digital is still not very developed in Latin America. My wife and I were born in Mexico, and we lived in the States for many years before becoming US citizens. Now that we\u2019ve been based back in Mexico for the last year with L\u2019Or\u00e9al, it\u2019s been wonderful to be with family, but it has been challenging to adjust in some aspects. Right before this, I was working at Amazon, in Seattle; it was a markedly different environment, very futuristic.\nI\u2019ve realized that I can have a real impact in Latin America with the knowledge and expertise that I have. A lot of Fortune 500s with hubs here are not advanced in digital. We\u2019re all challenged to come up with that expertise. At the end of the day, the consumer has changed, and we have to lead.\nHow are Latin American consumers out-pacing digital marketers, and what can brands do to catch up?\nYou have a broader Internet penetration than before\u2014some countries, like Uruguay, have up to 75 percent. 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        "raw_content": "Buying Car Insurance In New Jersey\nNew Jersey is a fast growing city. The population of New Jersey is continuously increasing year after year. The state is developing at an increasing rate, more and more people are looking for ways to move from one place to another. Perhaps the most distinguishing feature of New Jersey is that most people work a distance from their homes and therefore require some mode of constant and reliable transportation. Residents of New Jersey have become reliable consumers in the motor vehicle industry. The need for transportation has led to more and more cars being purchased by residents of New Jersey, hence the need for good car insurance. More and more car insurance companies are opening in New Jersey, some are reliable but yet others are a disappointment to the residents.\nTo get the most affordable and best car insurance in New Jersey, you may need to shop around for some while. 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        "raw_content": "Academic Reading Tests, Practice Tests, Reading January 25, 2017 January 10, 2017\nieltsmaterial.com- ielts reading actual test 14\nWilliam Gilbert and Magnetism\nA 16th and 17th centuries saw two great pioneers of modem science: Galileo and Gilbert. The impact of their findings is eminent. Gilbert was the first modem scientist, also the accredited father of the science of electricity and magnetism, an Englishman of learning and a physician at the court of Elizabeth. Prior to him, all that was known of electricity and magnetism was what the ancients knew, nothing more than that the : lodestone possessed magnetic properties and that amber and jet, when rubbed, would attract bits of paper or other substances of small specific gravity. However, he is less well-known than he deserves.\nB Gilbert\u2019s birth predated Galileo. Born in an eminent local family in Colchester county in the UK, on May 24\uff0c1544\uff0che went to grammar school, and then studied medicine at St. John\u2019s College, Cambridge, graduating in 1573. Later he traveled in the continent and eventually settled down in London.\nC He was a very successful and eminent doctor. All this culminated in his election to the president of the Royal Science Society. He was also appointed the personal physician to the Queen (Elizabeth I) \uff0cand later knighted by the Queen. He faithfully served her until her death. However, he didn\u2019t outlive the Queen for long and died on December 10, 1603, only a few months after his appointment as personal physician to King James.\nD Gilbert was first interested in chemistry but later changed his focus due to the large portion of mysticism of alchemy involved (such as the transmutation of metal). He gradually developed his interest in physics after the great minds of the ancient, particularly about the knowledge the ancient Greeks had about lodestones, strange minerals with the power to attract iron. In the meantime, Britain became a major seafaring nation in 1588 when the Spanish Armada was defeated, opening the way to British settlement of America. British ships depended on the magnetic: compass, yet no one understood why it worked. Did the pole star attract it, as Columbus once speculated; or was there a magnetic mountain at the pole, as described in Odyssey\u2019 which ships would never approach, because the sailors thought its pull would yank out all their iron nails and fittings? For nearly 20 years William Gilbert conducted ingenious experiments to understand magnetism. His works include On the Magnet and Magnetic Bodies, Great Magnet of the Earth.\nE Gilbert\u2019s discovery was so important to modem physics. He investigated the nature of magnetism and electricity. He even coined the word \u201celec- tric\u201d. Though the early beliefs of magnetism were also largely entangled with superstitions such as that rubbing garlic on lodestone can neutralize its magnetism, one example being that sailors even believed the smell of garlic would even interfere with the action of compass, which is why helmsmen were forbidden to eat it near a ship\u2019s compass. Gilbert also found that metals can be magnetized by rubbing materials such as fur, plastic or the like on them. He named the ends of a magnet \u201cnorth pole\u2019 and \u201csouth pole\u201d. The magnetic poles can attract or repel, depending on polarity. In addition, however, ordinary iron is always attracted to a magnet. Though he started to study the relationship between magnetism and electricity, sadly he didn\u2019t complete it. His research of static electricity using amber and jet only demonstrated that objects with electrical charges can work like magnets attracting small pieces of paper and stuff. It is a French guy named du Fay that discovered that there are actually two electrical charges, positive and negative.\nF He also questioned the traditional astronomical beliefs. Though a Copernican, he didn\u2019t express in his quintessential beliefs whether the earth is at the center of the universe or in orbit around the sun. However he believed that stars are not equidistant from the earth, but have their own earth-like planets orbiting around them. The earth is itself like a giant magnet, which is also why compasses always point north. They spin on an axis that is aligned with the earth\u2019s polarity. He even likened the polarity of the magnet to the polarity of the earth and built an entire magnetic philosophy on this analogy. In his explanation, magnetism was the soul of the earth. Thus a perfectly spherical lodestone, when aligned with the earth\u2019s poles, would wobble all by itself in 24 hours. Further, he also believed that suns and other stars wobble just like the earth does around a crystal core, and speculated that the moon might also be a magnet caused to orbit by its magnetic attraction to the earth. This was perhaps the first proposal that a force might cause a heavenly orbit.\nG His research method was revolutionary in that he used experiments rather than pure logic and reasoning like the ancient Greek philosophers did. It was a new attitude toward scientific investigation. Until then, scientific experiments were not in fashion. It was because of this scientific attitude, together with his contribution to our knowledge of magnetism, that a unit of magneto motive force, also known as magnetic potential, was named Gilbert in his honor. His approach of careful observation and experimentation rather than the authoritative opinion or deductive philosophy of others had laid the very foundation for modem science.\nReading passage 1 has seven paragraphs A-G\nChoose the correct heading for each paragraph from the list of headings below. Write the correct number i-x in boxes 1-7 on your answer sheet.\ni. Early years of Gilbert\nii. What was new about his scientific research method\niii. The development of chemistry\niv. Questioning traditional astronomy\nv. Pioneers of the early science\nvi. Professional and social recognition\nvii. Becoming the president of the Royal Science Society\nviii. The great works of Gilbert\nix. His discovery about magnetism\nx. His change of focus\n6. Paragraph F\nDo the following statements agree with the information given in Reading Passage 1? In boxes 8-10 on your answer sheet write\nHe is less famous than he should be.\nHe was famous as a doctor before he was employed by the Queen\nHe lost faith in the medical theories of his time.\nChoose THREE letters A-F.\nWhich THREE of the following are parts of Gilbert\u2019s discovery?\nA Metal can be transformed into another.\nB Garlic can remove magnetism.\nC Metals can be magnetized.\nD Stars are at different distances from the earth.\nE The earth wobbles on its axis.\nF There are two charges of electricity.\nSeed Hunting\nA With quarter of the world\u2019s plants set to vanish within the next 50 years, Dough Alexander reports on the scientists working against the clock the preserve the Earth\u2019s botanical heritage. They travel the four comers of the globe, scouring jungles, forests and savannas. But they\u2019re not looking for ancient artefacts, lost treasure or undiscovered tombs. Just pods. It may lack the romantic allure of archaeology, or the whiff of danger that accompanies going after big game, but seed hunting is an increasingly serious business. Some seek seeds for profit\u2014hunters in the employ of biotechnology firms, pharmaceutical companies and private corporations on the lookout for species that will yield the drugs or crops of the future. Others collect to conserve, working to halt the sad slide into extinction facing so many plant species.\nB Among the pioneers of this botanical treasure hunt was John Tradescant, an English royal gardener who brought back plants and seeds from his journeys abroad in the early 1600s. Later, the English botanist Sir Joseph Banks-who was the first director of the Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew and travelled with Captain James Cook on his voyages near the end of the 18th century\u2014was so driven to expand his collections that he sent botanists around the world at his own expense.\nC Those heady days of exploration and discovery may be over, but they have been replaced by a pressing need to preserve our natural history for the future. This modem mission drives hunters such as Dr Michiel van Slageren, a good-natured Dutchman who often sports a wide-brimmed hat in the field\u2014he could easily be mistaken for the cinematic hero Indiana Jones. He and three other seed hunters work at the Millennium Seed Bank, an 80 million [pounds sterling] international conservation project that aims to protect the world\u2019s most endangered wild plant species\nD The group\u2019s headquarters are in a modem glass-and-concrete structure on a 200-hectare Estate at Wakehurst Place in the West Sussex countryside. Within its underground vaults are 260 million dried seeds from 122 countries, all stored at -20 Celsius to survive for centuries. Among the 5\uff0c100 species represented are virtually all of Britain\u2019s 1,400 native seed-bearing plants, the most complete such collection of any country\u2019s flora.\nE Overseen by the Royal botanic gardens, the Millennium Seed Bank is the world\u2019s largest wild-plant depository. It aims to collect 24,000 species by 2010. The reason is simple: thanks to humanity\u2019s efforts, an estimated 25 per cent of the world\u2019s plants are on the verge of extinction and may vanish within 50 years. We\u2019re currently responsible for habitat destruction on an unprecedented scale, and during the past 400 years, plant species extinction rates have been about 70 times greater than those indicated by the geological record as being \u2019normal\u2019. Experts predict that during the next 50 years a further one billion hectares of wilderness will be converted to farmland in developing countries alone.\nF The implications of this loss are enormous. Besides providing staple food crops, plants are a source of many machines and the principal supply of fuel and building materials in many parts of the world. They also protect soil and help regulate the climate. Yet, across the globe, plant species are being driven to extinction before their potential benefits are discovered.\nG The world Conservation Union has listed 5,714 threatened species is sure to be much higher. In the UK alone, 300 wild plant species are classified as endangered. The Millennium Seed Bank aims to ensure that even if a plant becomes extinct in the wild\uff0cit won\u2019t be lost forever.\nStored seeds can be used the help restore damaged or destroyed environment or in scientific research to find new benefits for society- in medicine, agriculture or local industry- that would otherwise be lost.\nH Seed banks are an insurance policy to protect the world\u2019s plant heritage for the future, explains Dr Paul Smith, another Kew seed hunter. \u201cSeed conservation techniques were originally developed by farmers/\u2019 he says. \u201cStorage is the basis what we do, conserving seeds until you can use them-just as in farming.\u201d Smith says there\u2019s no reason why any plant species should become extinct, given today\u2019s technology. But he admits that the biggest challenge is finding, naming and _ categorising all the world\u2019s plants. And someone has to gather these seeds before it\u2019s too late. \u201cThere aren\u2019t a lot of people out there doing this,\u201d he says\u201d The key is to know the flora from a particular area, and that knowledge takes years to acquire.\u201d\nI There are about 1,470 seed banks scattered around the globe, with a combined total of 5.4 million samples, of which perhaps two million are distinct non-duplicates. Most preserve genetic material for agriculture use in order to ensure crop diversity; others aim to conserve wild species, although only 15 per cent of all banked plants are wild.\nJ Imperial College, London, examined crop collections from 151 countries and found that while the number of plant samples had increased in two thirds of the countries, budget had been cut in a quarter and remained static in another 35 per cent. Th UN\u2019s Food and Agriculture Organization and the Consultative Group on International Agricultural Research has since set up the Global Conservation Trust, which aims to raise US $260 million to protect seed banks in perpetuity.\nThe purpose of collecting seeds now is different from the past\nThe millennium seed bank is the earliest seed bank.\nOne of major threats for plant species extinction is farmland expansion into wildness.\nThe approach that scientists apply to store seeds is similar to that used by farmers.\ntechnological development is the only hope to save plant species.\nThe works of seed conservation are often limited by financial problems.\nComplete the following summary of the paragraphs of Reading Passage 2, using no more than three words from the Reading Passage for each answer. Write your answers in boxes 20-24 on your answer sheet.\nSome people collect seeds for the purpose of protecting certain species from ___________ 20_________ ; others collect seeds for their ability to produce _____________ 21_____________ . They are called seed hunters. The ___________________ 22_____________ of them included both gardeners and botanists\uff0csuch as______________ 23_____________ \uff0cwho financially supported collectors out of his own pocket. The seeds collected are usually stored in seed banks, one of which is the famous millennium seed bank, where seeds are all stored in the __________ 24___________ at a low temperature.\nChoose the correct letter, A-E.\nWrite your answers in boxes 25, 26 on your answer sheet.\nWhich TWO of the followings are provided by plants to the human ?\nB fuels\nC clothes\nD energy\nE commercial products\nGeoff Watts, New Scientist (May 26th, 2001)\nA Want to devise a new form of alternative medicine? No problem. Here is the recipe. Be warm, sympathetic, reassuring and enthusiastic. Your treatment should involve physical contact, and each session with your patients should last at least half an hour. treatment and understand how their disorders relate to the rest of their lives. Tell them that their own bodies possess the true power to heal. Make them pay you out of their own pockets. Describe your treatment in familiar words, but embroidered with a hint of mysticism: energy fields, energy flows, energy blocks, meridians, forces, auras, rhythms and the like. Refer to the K J knowledge of an earlier age: wisdom carelessly swept aside by the rise and rise of blind, mechanistic science. Oh, come off it, you are saying. Something invented off the top of your head could not possibly work, could it?\nB Well yes, it could \u2013 and often well enough to earn you living. A good living if you are sufficiently convincing, or better still, really believe in your therapy. Many illnesses get better on their own, so if you are lucky and administer your treatment at just the right time you will get the credit. But that\u2019s only part of it. Some of the improvement really would be down to you. Your healing power would be the outcome of a paradoxical force that conventional medicine recognizes but remains oddly ambivalent about: the placebo effect.\nC Placebos are treatments that have no direct effect on the body, yet still work because the patient has faith in their power to heal. Most often the term refers to a dummy pill, but it applies just as much to any device or procedure, from a sticking plaster to a crystal to an operation. The existence of the placebo effect implies that even quackery may confer real benefits, which is why any mention of placebo is a touchy subject for many practitioners of complementary and alternative medicine, who are likely to regard it as tantamount to a charge of charlatanism. In fact, the placebo effect is a powerful part of all medical care, orthodox or otherwise, though its role is often neglected or misunderstood.\nD One of the great strengths of CAM may be its practioners\u2019 skill in deploying the placebo effect to accomplish real healing. \u201cComplementary practitioners are miles better at producing non-specific effects and good therapeutic relationships,\u201d says Edzard Ernst, professor of CAM at Exeter University. The question is whether CAM could be integrated into conventional medicine, as some would like, without losing much of this power.\nE At one level, it should come as no surprise that our state of mind can influence our physiology: anger opens the superficial blood vessels of the face; sadness pumps the tear glands. But exactly how placebos work their medical magic is still largely unknown. Most of the scant research done so far has focused on the control of pain, because it\u2019s one of the commonest compaints and lends itself to experimental study. Here, attention has turned to the endorphins, morphine-like neurochemicals known to help control pain.\nF But exactly how placebos work their medical magic is still largely unknown. Most of the scant research to date has focused on the control of pain, because it\u2019s one of the commonest complaints and lends itself to experimental study. Here, attention has turned to the endorphins, natural counterparts of morphine that are known to help control pain. \u201cAny of the neurochemicals involved in transmitting pain impulses or modulating them might also be involved in generating the placebo response,\u201d says Don Price, an oral surgeon at the University of Florida who studies the placebo effect in dental pain.\nG \u201cBut endorphins are still out in front. \u201cThat case has been strengthened by the recent work of Fabrizio Benedetti of the University of Turin, who showed that the placebo effect can be abolished by a drug, naloxone, which blocks the effects of endorphins. Benedetti induced pain in human volunteers by inflating a blood-pressure cuff on the forearm. He did this several times a day for several days, using morphine each time to control the pain. On the final day, without saying anything, he replaced the morphine with a saline solution. This still relieved the subjects\u2019 pain: a placebo effect. But when he added naloxone to the saline the pain relief disappeared. Here was direct proof that placebo analgesia is mediated, at least in part, by these natural opiates\nH Still, no one knows how belief triggers endorphin release, or why most people can\u2019t achieve placebo pain relief simply by willing it. Though scientists don\u2019t know exactly how placebos work, they have accumulated a fair bit of knowledge about how to trigger the effect. A London rheumatologist found, for example, that red dummy capsules made more effective painkillers than blue, green or yellow ones. Research on American students revealed that blue pills make better sedatives than pink, a colour more suitable for stimulants. Even branding can make a difference: if Aspro or Tylenol are what you like to take for a headache, their chemically identical generic equivalents may be less effective.\nI It matters, too, how the treatment is delivered. Decades ago, when the major tranquilliser chlorpromazine was being introduced, a doctor in Kansas categorised his colleagues according to whether they were keen on it\uff0c openly sceptical of its benefits, or took a \u201clet\u2019s try and see\uff0c\u2019 attitude. His conclusion: the more enthusiastic the doctor, the better the drug performed. And this, year Ernst surveyed published studies that compared doctors\u2019 bedside manners. The studies turned up one consistent finding: \u201cPhysicians who adopt a warm, friendly and reassuring manner,\u201d he reported, \u201care more effective than those whose consultations are formal and do not offer reassurance\u201d\nJ Warm, friendly and reassuring are precisely CAM\uff0cs strong suits, of course. Many ofthe ingredients of that opening recipe \u2014 the physical contact, the generous swathes of time, the strong hints of supernormal healing power \u4e00 are just the kind of thing likely to impress patients. 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        "raw_content": "Street art by Eduardo Srur\nEduardo Srur has been embellishing the world with street art worldwide including a variety of contemporary sculptures.\nBorn in S\u00e3o Paulo, Eduardo Srur began his career as a painter before focusing on urban interventions. His works occupies public space in order to draw people\u2019s attention to the environmental and everyday issues affecting large and mega cities. The aim is to always expand the presence of art in society and bring it closer to people\u2019s lives. Taking the public sphere and the government as his prime targets, the city itself is transformed into a lab for Srur to engineer new artistic experiences.\nSrur\u2019s body of work serves as a guide to the city\u2019s mismanaged spaces and the glaring lack of coherent urban planning. Above all, they are conceptual critiques that elicit social awareness and draw the gaze to a new understanding of the visual arts in the built environment.\nSrur has stage numerous urban interventions in S\u00e3o Paulo city and participated in exhibitions in a range of countries including Cuba, France, Switzerland, Spain, The Netherlands, The Uinted Kingdom and Germany.\nHe is founder and owner of ATTACK Interven\u00e7\u00f5es Urbanas, a company specialized in the production of special projects in urban space.\nIn scales proportional to the size of the metropolis, his works mix humor and social criticism in very well-planned doses.\n\u201cWe cross the fringes and barely notice the filth of the river anymore,\u201d says Srur, a kind of ecology of the arts. \u201cI hope that with the PET bottles in the Tiet\u00ea I draw attention to the problem of sewage.\u201d\nSrur began, like most artists, painting canvases. Soon he decided to leave for such urban actions. The idea was to increase the number of spectators and provoke them.",
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        "raw_content": "Doris Singleton played the role of \"Caroline Appleby\" on \"I Love Lucy\".\nBirthname: Dorthea Singleton\nBorn: (1919-09-28)September 28, 1919\nDied June 26, 2012(2012-06-26) (aged 92)\nCareer: Actress, vocalist\nSpouse(s): Charles Isaacs\ninvoled with: 10 episodes from Seasons 3-6\nAppears as: Caroline Appleby\nDorthea \"Doris\" Singleton (September 28, 1919 \u2013 June 26, 2012) was an American actress, perhaps best remembered as Lucy Ricardo's nemesis or \"frenemy\", the snobbish Caroline Appleby, in I Love Lucy.\nSingleton, born in New York City, trained as a classical ballerina, dancing for three seasons in the mid-1930s with the newly formed \"Ballet Theatre\", later to become the American Ballet Theatre. She began her career in show business as a vocalist in the late 1930s with Art Jarrett's orchestra. Her distinctive low, lyrical voice made her a favorite in the radio industry. 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In 1956 and 1957, she appeared twice in the Jackie Cooper NBC-TV sitcom, The People's Choice.[1]\nIn 1966, Singleton was teamed again with Ball on The Lucy Show in the episode, \"Lucy and Art Linkletter\", in which she plays Ruth Cosgrove, an actress whom Linkletter hires to help Lucy with a stunt on his television series. In an interview in The Lucy Book by Geoffrey Mark Fidelman (Renaissance Books, p. 233), Singleton revealed that she had originally been hired to be a regular on Ball's third series, Here's Lucy, in 1968. Ball would have played a dumb secretary and Singleton the more intelligent one, but the premise was dropped when Ball decided to cast her own children in the show. She did, however, appear in the series premiere episode, \"Mod, Mod Lucy\".[2]\nIn 1970, Singleton was featured on an episode of ABC sitcom, Make Room For Granddaddy (an updated version of The Danny Thomas Show) which had Lucille Ball as the guest star. In this installment, titled \"Lucy Carter, Houseguest\", Singleton played Grace Munson, another character from I Love Lucy. Her final appearance on Here's Lucy was in 1974 as Lucille Ball's studio secretary in an episode titled \"Lucy (Carter) Meets Lucille Ball\". Singleton and Ball were reunited one last time, again as Ball's studio secretary, in the 1980 special Lucy Moves to NBC.[3]\nThough Doris would always be associated with her continued work with Lucille Ball, her interests lay in a much broader arena. Singleton guest starred on numerous other television shows including Richard Diamond, Private Detective, The Dick Van Dyke Show, Pete and Gladys, Hazel, The Twilight Zone, The Munsters, The Fugitive, Dynasty, Phyllis, Family Affair, Hogan's Heroes, State Trooper, and Frontier Doctor. Singleton played the sympathetic neighbor, Susie, to Annie Farg\u00e9's scatterbrained character \"Angel Smith\" in the CBS sitcom, Angel from 1960 to 1961. Singleton also appeared in All in the Family as Edith's hotel roommate, Lydia Stonehurst, in the 1971 episode \"Edith has Jury Duty\". She also appeared in two Perry Mason episodes, titled \"The Crooked Candle\" and \"The Purple Woman\".[4] Singleton won critical acclaim for her dramatic roles produced for 'Alfred Hitchcock Presents\".\nSingleton guest-starred on CBS-TV's [[Wikipedia:My Three Sons, playing two different characters who had recurring roles throughout the long run of the show. She originally played the mother of Meredith MacRae, whose character Sally Morrison married original oldest son Mike Douglas (Tim Considine) in the 1964-65 season. Later she played Margaret, mother of Polly Williams (Ronne Troup) in the 1970-71 season. At the time of her death in June 2012, Singleton was the last surviving major recurring adult cast member from the \"Lucy\" shows. Her last major acting role was in Deadly Messages (1985), though she appeared in advertising and voice overs for many subsequent years, most notably in recurring ads for Hills Brothers' Coffee.\nSingleton resided in the Greater Los Angeles area.\nDoris Singleton died in 2012, at the age of 92, in Los Angeles. She had no children and left no immediate survivors.[5]\nAffair in Reno (1957)\nVoice in the Mirror (1958)\nSitcom Queens: Divas of the Small Screen by Michael Karol (2005) ISBN 0-595-40251-8\n\u2191 Doris Singleton, Internet Movie Database, accessed March 6, 2013.\n\u2191 Actress Doris Singleton Isaacs dies, Chicago Tribune, June 27, 2012.\nDoris Singleton Interview at Archive of American Television\nDoris Singleton at the Internet Movie Database\nRetrieved from \"https://ilovelucyandricky.fandom.com/wiki/Doris_Singleton?oldid=5191\"",
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        "raw_content": "After a lease agreement, a credit report is arguably the most important document a landlord can learn to handle. If a tenant has a history of late payments or defaulting on debt, he or she is likely to do it again. Fortunately, running a tenant screening report or purchasing a credit check is a pretty painless process these days. But that\u2019s the easy part. Deciding whether or not to rent your property to a prospective tenant is where things get tricky, and if you don\u2019t know what you\u2019re looking for, you\u2019re doomed to end up with Joe \u201cDefault\u201d Jones.\nA tenant credit report is your best bet to determine whether a person will pay their rent consistently and on time. It provides an incredible amount of valuable information, the simplest of which is the credit score. But what do you do when you have one tenant with a score of 704 and another with 708? Both are good, but is there enough of a difference? Or, if there\u2019s someone that seems like a great fit, but their score is lower than you would expect? Relying solely on a number you may not truly understand is risky. Knowing which questions to ask and what details to look for can make all the difference in your tenant screening process. Interpreting your tenant\u2019s credit report properly is therefore key to finding the right renter.\nA quick note: according to the Fair Housing Act, it is illegal to refuse to rent to a potential tenant based on the applicant\u2019s race, color, national origin, religion, sex, family status, or disability. To avoid any risky violation, it\u2019s critical that you establish a set of parameters that are important to you and stick to them.\nBreaking Down the Different Components of a Credit Report\nFor starters, credit reports are different depending on who\u2019s providing them and for what purpose. As a landlord, you\u2019re better off finding a tenant specific credit service than relying on a generic one. Amongst these reports, you\u2019ll consistently find five basic components. Each part provides data that can help you make an informed decision about a potential tenant. Let\u2019s look at them one by one.\n1) Basic Information \u2013 Typically, this is the very first part of the report. It includes the subject\u2019s name, any former names or aliases, their current address, and any previous addresses. When relevant, it can even provide employment history and marital status. It is important to confirm that the information provided by your tenant on their rental application matches the information provided by their credit report. A dishonest tenant is NEVER a good tenant.\n2) Fraud Indicators \u2013 These indicators will appear if the social security number entered does not exist or if the person to whom the SSN belongs has been reported as deceased. You\u2019ll also see these if a phone number is invalid, if a commercial or institutional address is used as a personal residence, or if the SSN or surname doesn\u2019t match what is on file. Keep in mind, the reason for an alert may be the result of a simple keystroke error or sloppy writing when the tenant filled out their application, so be sure to do some digging. If the issue is an address mismatch and they can provide a utility bill in their name, you\u2019re probably okay. But don\u2019t make any assumptions and don\u2019t take their word at face value.\n3) Tradeline Summary \u2013 The tradeline summary provides a snapshot of active accounts held by your potential renter. This includes things like credit cards, auto loans, and student loans. A good credit report will provide month-by-month details, so you can see if, when, and how frequently the subject has failed to make a payment on time. Further, by adding up the totals still due on the accounts and the timelines in place to pay them, you can get a better understanding of your tenant\u2019s ability to make payments. They may have high earnings, but if they\u2019re heavily indebted, your market rate property may be out of their price range. Paying attention to a potential tenant\u2019s active tradelines will help you determine whether they\u2019ll have enough income to cover rent.\n4) Inquiries \u2013 Here, you\u2019ll see a list of the companies that have viewed the applicant\u2019s credit file during the last two years. This helps you get a better idea of the applicant\u2019s credit activity and overall credit seeking behavior. If they are constantly applying for personal loans, credit cards, or new cars, it\u2019s probably a bad sign. As a landlord, it is also important to understand how common credit activities impact credit scores and how long those effects persist. For example, opening a new credit card can immediately lower the subject\u2019s credit score by as much as ten percent. This penalty will remain for three months. So, if a score is slightly lower than you would expect but the subject opened a credit card a week ago, you can be confident that the score will balance out soon. One last thing to keep in mind: only hard inquiries show up in this section. A soft inquiry initiated by the tenant will not appear. If you\u2019re wondering what we\u2019re talking about, check out this article on hard inquiries vs. soft inquiries.\n5) Credit/Resident Score \u2013 A credit score is the simplest, most to-the-point piece of data in a credit report (that\u2019s its purpose, of course). It is a numerical expression ranging from 300-850 used to communicate a subject\u2019s creditworthiness. As we\u2019ve already noted, there\u2019s plenty of nuance to a basic score that should be accounted for with further digging. Fortunately, there\u2019s something called a resident score that will do some of the work for you.\nLike a credit score, a resident score is a numerical expression of creditworthiness but with the added specificity of a rental contract in mind. Also like a credit score, the formula used is proprietary and not available for examination. So, while we can\u2019t tell you exactly how resident scores are determined, we can tell you that different factors are given different weight based on their relevance to rental housing. Reports with resident scores will also likely include a recommendation as to whether or not you should rent to the tenant. This is useful, but not gospel \u2013 find what works best for you. But, regardless, as a landlord, it\u2019s best to seek out credit reports that include a resident score instead of a credit score.\nInterpreting the Information\nNow that you know what everything in your report means, let\u2019s examine the specific criteria you should look out for. There are a few red flags that can quickly help you decide whether a potential tenant is qualified to rent your property or not.\nCredit/Resident Score: If a tenant has a credit or resident score of 600 or less, there is usually good reason to worry. The most trustworthy tenant candidates will likely have a score between 700 and 850. You can use this chart to compare your prospective tenant\u2019s credit score to the rest of the US population. Before moving on, it is still important to evaluate the credit rating for the applicant. If they have a consistent history of delinquencies, that\u2019s likely to continue. But if their credit history is short, one late payment could tank their score. Once you know these details, it\u2019s perfectly reasonable to ask the applicant for an explanation.\nFrequency and Severity of Late Payments: The frequency of late payments tells a lot about an applicant. To be safe, you should rarely consider tenants that have made late payments more than 10 times, regardless of the length of their credit history. Pay attention to how late the payments are settled. A late payment is always bad, but a payment that comes in 100 days late is a lot worse than one that comes in just a few days after it was due. Also, if you see late payments on multiple accounts, it probably means the applicant is having consistent financial trouble or that they don\u2019t take their debt seriously. These folks likely aren\u2019t the greatest candidates. However, if several accounts had late payments at the same time, it could mean that the applicant had a single, major financial issue and recovered.\nTotal Monthly Payment and Income-to-Rent Ratio: Rent and monthly debt combined should never exceed 70% of total income. For example, if a tenant earns $2,000 a month, pays $500 in student loans and is attempting to rent an apartment for $1,000 ($500 + $1000 / $2,000 = 75%), you probably shouldn\u2019t rent to them. Additionally, according to Federal Guidelines, a household that pays more than one-third of its gross income on rent and utilities is considered rent burdened. If a tenant is contributing more than half of their income to rent, they are considered extremely rent burdened. Just because a tenant drives a nice car doesn\u2019t mean they have enough available income to rent your property.\nCurrent Past Due Amount: Any past due amount is a concern and should be examined carefully. Find out why the tenant is not current on one or more of their obligations and if the explanation is not satisfying, move on. If the past due amount is equal to or greater than your security deposit or rental rate, it is probably an indicator that the applicant does not use their money wisely. 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        "raw_content": "Filed under: Islam, Women \u2014 12 Comments\nOver the past days the topic of menstruation and mosques came to mind. Often it is deemed impermissible for menstruating women to enter the mosque which is taken from the following:\nthe Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him)) commanded us on the two Eids to bring out the virgins and those who usually stayed in seclusion, but he told the menstruating women to keep away from the prayer-place of the Muslims.\u201d\nThe Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said:\n\u201cI do not make the mosque permissible for menstruating women and those in a state of ritual impurity.\u201d\nAs for a menstruating woman passing through the mosque for some purpose, as long as she takes care to ensure that no blood leaks, then there is nothing wrong with this, because All\u00e2h says (interpretation of the meaning):\n\u201c\u2026 Approach not As-Salaah (the prayer)\u2026 when you are in a state of Janaabah (i.e., when you are in a state of sexual impurity and have not yet taken a bath) except when travelling on the road (without enough water, or when passing through a mosque)\u2026\u201d [al-Nisa\u2019 4:43]\nIf passing through the mosque is necessary, then it is permissible for a menstruating women to enter:\nProphet SAWS (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) told \u2018Aa\u2019ishah to fetch his prayer rug from the mosque, and she said that she was menstruating. He SAWS (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) told her: \u201cYour menstruation is not in your hand.\nHowever, an interesting article I came across here noted the following points:\nIf those who prohibit a menstruating woman from entering the mosque wish to argue that there is a danger of the mosque becoming soiled by menstrual blood, we would say that women today have far better means of keeping clean than theyhad at the time of the prophet (peace be upon him). They protect themselves so perfectly at home, not to mention the mosque, that no matter how heavy the bleeding might be, their clothing never gets stained.\nNevertheless, since the time of the Prophet (peace be upon him) women suffering from incessant vaginal bleeding have been attending the mosques, even though they were not so perfectly protected from dripping blood.\nThis is according to the had\u00eeth of `\u00c2ishah where she said: \u201cOne of the Prophets\u2019s wives joined him in i`tik\u00e2f and she used to see blood and yellow spots. She had a bowl under here and would pray.\u201d [Sah\u00eeh al-Bukh\u00e2r\u00ee]\nIbn Hajar comments on this had\u00eeth saying: \u201cIt indicates the permissibility of a woman suffering from perpetual vaginal bleeding to stay in the mosque and the validity of her i`tik\u00e2f and prayer and the permissibility of her being in the mosque with the impurity as long as long as she is secure from soiling the mosque. The same applies to any person with a perpetual condition of breaking his state of purity and a person with a bleeding wound.\u201d [Fath al-B\u00e2r\u00ee]\nSo if menstruating women being restricted from entering the mosque is due to potential soiling of the prayer area, in this day and age its very possible to maintain a good level of hygiene and sanitation, with leakage being very minimal. The above excerpt is referring to chronic bleeding, and so would fall outwith the realm of \u201cmenstruation\u201d. But is it not applicable to menstruating women?\nAnd most mosque space is also used actively in teaching. The mosque is meant to be a centre of learning, so by preventing women who are in a state of impurity, something that occurs naturally as Allah (swt) ordained, that\u2019s a significant majority of the population!\nWhat do you think? Do you think menstruating women are right to be prevented from accessing mosques?\nFemale non-Muslim foreign delegates are frequently allowed to walk into mosques (e.g., first ladies) and we know that Diana and even Camilla visited a couple of mosques. They are ALWAYS in junub and may even be menstruating during the visit; we don\u2019t know. Not a direct answer but just a thought\u2026\nHere \u2013 http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2006/03/21/uroyals.xml&sSheet=/portal/2006/03/21/ixportaltop.html\nSalaams sisters,\nOn the topic of entering mosques for lessons, my tajweed teacher (Ok, she is not a sheikha, but mashallah she is pretty well informed and knowledgeable) said that the prohibition for sitting in the mosque, only applies during salat times. If you are going for a lesson, and there is no jamaat, then you can sit in the mosque, but it is best to sit on your coat or other cloth, \u201cjust in case\u201d.\nI believe that chronic bleeding is treated differently to menstruation because one is deemed ritually \u201cclean\u201d with the former, but not the latter. So one still prays and fasts when experiencing chronic bleeding, except for the period of time defined as haid.\nWrt letting non-Muslims enter the mosque, that occurred at the time of Rasoolallah (sallalahu \u2018alayhi wa salam). I remember reading about the Prophet receiving a delegation of Christians, who stayed and even prayed in the mosque. Allahu \u2018alim.\nBut why should one not be allowed to sit in the mosque during salat time if menstruating but at other times it is \u201cok\u201d? Its confusing. Either the prayer area is meant to remain \u201cpure\u201d at all times or not at all (which we know it cant!) so what makes salat time more \u201cpure\u201d if you get what i mean?\nSalaams again,\nI cannot give a conclusive answer, i\u2019d have to ask someone more knowledgeable.\nAt a guess, it probably is to do with the hadith that you quoted about Eid. That the menstruating women should not approach the place of prayer, but should still witness all the other good.\nTo be a bit gross, it may have had to do with the smell. You can imagine when the women did not have the kind of pads we have today, the odour may have been detectable to others \u2013 erg, i\u2019m grossing myself out now! hehe\nAlso, it is not the place of the prayer that is necessarily sacred, but the prayer itself. A man in junub should not approach the salat until he is clean, even though he will not contaminate the musallah with any unclean substance. When a man or woman is praying in congregation, if they break their wudhu, they have to leave the row immediately. Similarly a woman who is ritually unclean due to haid, should also stay away. It is about respecting the prayer, and not just the place of prayer. Once the prayer is over, the space can be utilized with due care.\nJust suggestions \u2013 Allahu \u2018alim.\nAs-salaamu \u2018alaikum wa rahmatullaahi wa barakaatu,\nWell, I\u2019d always been taught that a woman isn\u2019t supposed to sit in the masjid proper if she\u2019s menstruating\u2026 it\u2019s not just a cleanliness issue; apparently it has something to do with the fact that we\u2019re also not allowed to pray or touch the Qur\u2019an during our menses\u2026\nHowever, in some masaajid there are other rooms used for purposes *besides* prayer, and it\u2019s allowed for us to sit in those rooms at all times\u2026\nSo yeah\u2026 Allah knows best, and if I made an error above, forgive me!\nYour little sister in Islam,\nMosue\nHere\u2019s a link that *might* help\u2026\nhttp://islam-qa.com/index.php?ref=183&ln=eng&txt=menstruating%20woman\nMeh, I misspelled my name in the post above! :S\nYou know, I always wondered why women would like to go inside mosques and spend time there if they can\u2019t touch the Quran or pray. I mean all you can do when having period is to do dhikr and a mosque is not the only place you can do it.\nSuroor \u2013 well, I think pretty much the only other reason would be to attend lectures and classes, no?\nI agree with you, chinwag. I think that the \u2018illah of actually not being able to prevent blood getting all over the mosque was probably the reason.\nI\u2019ve often been to mosques while menstruating \u2013 it\u2019s the spiritual environment. Even if I\u2019m not doing salat, I want to be there sometimes.\nYep, Anonymouse that is one reason, I agree.\nI\u2019m not a mosque goer and was never allowed inside as a girl when I was on my period. My religious classes were held in an imam\u2019s house when I was young so the idea of lectures being conducted inside mosques didn\u2019t come to me. I live in the Gulf and we don\u2019t have lectures/classes in mosques here either but I like the idea. It would be very spiritual, indeed.\nI agree that it must of been to due with the purity aspect but maybe also the spiritual. And Allah Knows best. I never realised women were said to not be allowed at all in the masjid, when I used to go baker st masjid, during salat there were many women at the back not praying. Theres also rooms downstairs where women with children pray but also women menstrating would sit (and talk during salat quite annoying). Allah has told us the best place for us is in the home even for salat, but I can understand wanting to be around muslimahs and maybe lessons if they are on etc during this time as we cannot pray so are not as close to Allah, and can at least be around the spritual aspect in another way. To be honest I need to gain more knowledge on this because of what I thought I knew and now am not sure I know at all\u2026.\n\u00ab Marriage Contract\nEncouraging Polygyny \u00bb",
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        "raw_content": "Legendary wrestler, Masa Saito, has passed away at 76 over the weekend due to complications related to Parkinson\u2019s disease.\nSaito retired from the ring in 1999 but is known for a tag-team he formed along with WWE hall of Famer Mr. Fuji, which saw them win the Tag Team Championships two times.\nSaito is also a former AWA World Heavyweight Champion, winning the belt from Larry Zbyszko back in 1990 in the Tokyo Dome.\nRelated Topics:Masa Saito\nFormer AWA, NWA, and WWE superstar Larry \u201cThe Axe\u201d Hennig, father of WWE Hall of Famer Curt \u201cMr.Perfect\u201d Hennig and grandfather of current WWE superstar Curtis Axel, has passed away at 82 following a lengthy illness and kidney failure.\nWWE released the following statement regarding his passing:\n\u201cWWE is saddened to learn that legendary Superstar and Hennig family patriarch Larry \u201cThe Axe\u201d Hennig passed away today at 82 years old following a long illness and kidney failure.\nA five-time tag team champion in the AWA, Hennig entered the sports-entertainment world under the tutelage of Verne Gagne and crossed paths with some of the most illustrious performers of all time. Most famously, Hennig was among Bruno Sammartino\u2019s challengers for the WWE World Heavyweight Championship in the hallowed halls of Madison Square Garden.\nThough his own career was cut short due to injury, Hennig\u2019s legacy spanned another two generations thanks to his son, the late WWE Hall of Famer Mr. Perfect, and grandson, former Intercontinental Champion Curtis Axel.\nWWE extends its condolences to Hennig\u2019s family, friends and fans.\u201d\nSherri Martel Passes Away At Age 49\nSherri Martel passed away at her mother\u2019s home in Birmingham, Alabama Friday morning, according to her husband of 10 years, Robert Schrull. \u201cIt\u2019s a great loss to the wrestling world,\u201d he told WWE.com. The couple resided in St. Petersburg, Florida. Martel was a former AWA and WWF Women\u2019s Champion and was later known for her role as manager of top stars like Randy Savage, Shawn Michaels, Harlem Heat and Ric Flair. She was inducted last year into the WWE Hall of Fame. Her most recent appearance nationally was on an episode of TNA iMPACT! when she appeared to offer her services as manager to Robert Roode. Sherri Martel was 49\nNick Bockwinkel Announced For WWE Hall Of Fame\nNick Bockwinkel is the latest inductee announced for the WWE Hall of Fame Class of 2007. Learn more about the career of the former AWA World Champion and WCW Commissioner.",
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        "title": "Interesting Read: Boosting women\u2019s health, powering women\u2019s hearts and minds \u2013 Read about anything and everything TeamAsia in this little nook of ours!",
        "raw_content": "Interesting Read: Boosting women\u2019s health, powering women\u2019s hearts and minds\nThey say health is wealth, and though we may consider it a cliche, those five words still holds resonance today. With more and more Filipinos suffering from various life-threatening diseases, the need for a healthier lifestyle is becoming more and more apparent.\nTeamAsia President Monette Iturralde-Hamlin\u2019s article on keeping healthy especially for Filipinas has been recently published in Business Mirror, and we are more than happy to share it with you to remind you that your journey to health starts today.\nThey say people die of a broken heart. I must be walking dead then since it\u2019s happened twice in the last three years. Seriously though, I was intrigued when the topic of the Women\u2019s Business Council\u2019s WomenBizPH Talks last month bannered \u201cBoosting Women\u2019s Health, Powering Women\u2019s Hearts and Minds.\u201d\nOur first speaker was prominent cardiologist Dr. Maria Adelaida \u201cLeni\u201d Iboleon-Dy, chairman of the Philippine Heart Association Council on Women\u2019s Cardiovascular Health. As her many accomplishments were mentioned, what struck me most was that here was a tall, gracious and beautiful woman who has made it to the top in a field dominated by men. What an outstanding testament to womanhood! And instead of just resting on her laurels, she has been campaigning for women\u2019s health.\nTakotsubo Cardiomyopathy. That\u2019s what they call the broken-heart syndrome, Leni shared. Most often seen in post-menopausal women, Takotsubo is brought about by recent severe emotional or physical stress. Emotional stress can be triggered by the death of a loved one, relationship breakups, arguments with a spouse, or constant anxiety due to financial problems. Physical stress examples include acute asthma, surgery, chemotherapy and stroke. First studied in Japan, this stress-induced cardiomyopathy has symptoms similar to a heart attack. It can be lethal, but could clear up in four months if treated right.\nLeni urged us to take care of our health, as heart disease is the No. 1 leading cause of death in women regardless of race or ethnicity. In fact, she said one in three women dies of heart disease, compared to one of 30 who dies of cancer.\nLeni was on a passionate quest to wake up women to the reality that cardiovascular disease (CVD) is a major public health issue, and to make them lead healthy lifestyles as a preventive measure. Because women have a higher tolerance for pain (due to childbirth), women are more difficult to diagnose, and are more likely not to get appropriate treatment following a first heart attack. As Leni said, we tend to \u201ctough it out\u201d more than men. Women also have different symptoms from men, ranging from a \u201cdoomed\u201d feeling, or being \u201csuddenly very tired,\u201d vomiting or having indigestion.\nLeni categorized the risk factors for CVD into what can be changed and what cannot. The bad news is that we can\u2019t do anything about heredity, about being women, or about getting older, especially when we hit menopause. The good news is we can adopt healthier lifestyles by quitting smoking (and staying away from secondhand smoke), eating healthier, exercising, controlling weight gain, and taking the necessary medication for conditions like high blood cholestrol, high blood pressure and diabetes.\nLeni recommended vigorous activities like brisk walking, running or swimming, or even dancing for at least 30 minutes, six days a week to get the heart and lungs in top condition. As for nutrition, it was best to avoid cholesterol-rich food and fad diets that promise quick results, and instead opt for a healthy, balanced diet.\nAnother casualty of aging is our minds. \u201cMy yesterdays are disappearing, my tomorrows are uncertain, so what do I live for? I live for each day. I live in the moment.\u201d Quoting neuroscientist and author of Still Alice, our second speaker Gina Lumauig, director of Communications of Neeuro Pte. 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        "raw_content": "BookBub Partners Blog > Book Marketing Ideas > 5 Steps to Writing a Killer Elevator Pitch for Your Book\nMay 28, 2015 by Jennie Nash (Guest Blogger)\nYou may think that elevator pitches are only for high-tech startups, job hunters, or Hollywood screenwriters, but being able to succinctly summarize your book in a very short space is a skill that every writer must master.\nThe elevator pitch is a powerful marketing tool that you can put to use when enticing readers, reaching out to potential marketing partners, and when you have a brief audience with an agent or editor. If you have written a strong elevator pitch, you will find that it\u2019s much easier to answer when people ask, \u201cSo what\u2019s your book about?\u201d\nHere are five simple steps to help you develop a killer pitch. Each includes three examples that build upon each step, so you can see how a pitch is crafted from beginning to end.\nStep 1: What\u2019s your book about?\nWrite down what your book is about in no more than 50 words. Don\u2019t try to be clever or witty, just write down the facts or the bare bones.\nIf it\u2019s fiction or memoir, try to capture the plot, what happens, what the story is.\nIf it\u2019s nonfiction (business, self-help, inspiration, how-to), try to capture what the reader will learn and what your main point is.\nFiction: It\u2019s a story about a woman who becomes part of the first father\u2013daughter pair in the Senate, except she\u2019s on one side and he\u2019s on the other, and they don\u2019t agree on anything.\nMemoir: It\u2019s the story of how I spent four years searching for my mother\u2019s murderer when law enforcement officials gave up.\nSelf-Help: It\u2019s a book about what to do when you have to let go of a dream that didn\u2019t come true \u2014 like having a baby, closing a business, or walking away from a marriage.\nStep 2: What\u2019s the context?\nReaders want a sense of what world or philosophical mindset they will be immersed in. They\u2019re going to spend a lot of time with you in your book, so give them a sense of what to expect.\nIf it\u2019s fiction or memoir, say something about the world of the story \u2014 the time period, the universe, or the location. For memoir, even if you wrote your initial sketch in first person, switch now to third person. It may feel awkward to write about yourself in this way, but it\u2019s standard procedure for memoir. There may be times when you want to use a first-person format (i.e., when speaking to people in person), but third person is the norm.\nIf it\u2019s nonfiction, consider the cultural and philosophical context of the issue or the problem you are helping your reader solve. Imagine giving your topic a frame.\nFiction: Set in a future when partisan politics has reached its extreme expression, this story is about a woman who becomes part of the first father\u2013daughter pair in the Senate \u2014 except she\u2019s on one side and he\u2019s on the other, and they don\u2019t agree on anything.\nMemoir: It\u2019s the story of how an Orange County housewife spent four years searching for her mother\u2019s murderer when law enforcement officials in both Mexico and the US gave up.\nSelf-Help: In our \u201cnever, ever give up\u201d culture, quitting can feel like failure. This is a guidebook about what to do when you have to let go of a dream that didn\u2019t come true \u2014 like having a baby, closing a business, or walking away from a marriage.\nStep 3: Why should your reader care?\nReaders read in order to get something very specific. They are not randomly attracted to the books they choose to spend their time on: They know what they want. They want to be educated or entertained, inspired or challenged. When describing your book, you want to tell them very clearly why they should care.\nIf it\u2019s fiction or memoir, add a line or two about what they might feel after reading your book, or the impact it might have on them. You can consider comparing your book to others in the genre, or describing it as a mash-up of two existing books.\nIf it\u2019s nonfiction, explain what they will learn from your book. What\u2019s the takeaway? What\u2019s the point?\nFiction: Set in a future when partisan politics has reached its extreme expression, this story is about a woman who becomes part of the first father\u2013daughter pair in the Senate \u2014 except she\u2019s on one side and he\u2019s on the other, and they don\u2019t agree on anything. It\u2019s a story that proves politics is always personal, and offers hope for a future where what happens in Washington is far from business as usual.\nMemoir: It\u2019s the story of how an Orange County housewife spent four years searching for her mother\u2019s murderer when law enforcement officials in both Mexico and the US gave up. Many people dream of solving an unsolvable case and cracking a code no one else could touch; few people actually pull it off.\nSelf-Help: In our \u201cnever, ever give up\u201d culture, quitting can feel like failure and the aftermath can be deep grief. If you have had to give up a dearly held dream \u2014 perhaps having a baby, making it to the corner office, dancing on Broadway, or owning a house \u2014 this guidebook will help you find your way through the pain.\nStep 4: Make it snappy.\nPolish your description to a high shine by adding texture, details and rhythm. Allow your unique voice to shine through so that readers will get a sense of your style, and let your elevator speech \u201cbreathe\u201d so that readers get a real sense for what you are offering. Read your description out loud to hear how it sounds, and revise until it\u2019s perfect.\nFiction: In a not-so-distant future, Washington is gridlocked because neither party will budge an inch on anything \u2014 from what to serve in the Senate dining room to who will protect the people from agricultural toxins. When the daughter of a long-time conservative Senator is appointed Senator of the nation\u2019s most liberal state, the hopes of a nation are resting on the father\u2013daughter duo to make peace \u2014 and progress. Politics is about to get very personal.\nMemoir: When law enforcement officials in both Mexico and the US failed to solve the brutal murder of her mother, Lauri Taylor, an Orange County housewife, vowed to do whatever it took to solve the crime. She spent four years in a relentless quest for the truth, and against all odds, cracked the code of her mother\u2019s case. Many people dream of solving a high-profile crime, but few people have the guts, stamina, and skills to actually pull it off. This story combines a true crime page-turner with a poignant mother\u2013daughter saga.\nSelf-Help: In our \u201cnever, ever give up\u201d culture, walking away from a dream can feel like utter failure. Whether you want to have a baby, buy a house, make it to the corner office, or dance on Broadway, the mantra is to keep trying \u2014 even if the price is your health, your bank account, your relationships, and your sanity. In this guidebook to letting go, Tracey Cleantis shows you how to compassionately give up on your dream, grieve the loss, and find your next happy.\nStep 5: Add relevant accolades.\nAre you an award-winning writer? A respected leader in your field? Was your last book a New York Times bestseller? Is this book the next installment of a beloved series? Did someone famous give you a killer blurb? Add in this kind of accolade. If you don\u2019t have anything that qualifies as awesome and relevant, don\u2019t add anything \u2014 and don\u2019t worry. The most important thing to readers is the book itself. Here are the final elevator pitches.\nDebut novel that is still a work in progress:\nIn a not-so-distant future, Washington is gridlocked because neither party will budge an inch on anything from what to serve in the Senate dining room to who will protect the people from agricultural toxins. When the daughter of a long-time conservative Senator is appointed Senator of the nation\u2019s most liberal state, the hopes of a nation are resting on the father\u2013daughter duo to make peace \u2014 and progress. In this story from longtime Washington insider Jane Doe, politics is about to get very personal.\nThe memoir The Accidental Truth by Lauri Taylor, published by Select Books, May 2015:\nWhen law enforcement officials in both Mexico and the US failed to solve the brutal murder of her mother, Lauri Taylor, an Orange County housewife, vowed to do whatever it took to solve the crime. She spent four years in a relentless quest for the truth, and against all odds, cracked the code of her mother\u2019s case. Many people dream of solving a high-profile crime, but few people have the guts, stamina, and skills to actually pull it off. This story combines a true crime page-turner with a poignant mother\u2013daughter saga. \u201cA moving, deeply felt tale.\u201d \u2014 Dr. Daniel Amen, New York Times bestselling author of Change Your Brain, Change Your Lif, and The Daniel Plan\nThe self-help book The Next Happy by Tracey Cleantis, published by Hazeldon, March 2015:\nIn our \u201cnever, ever give up\u201d culture, walking away from a dream can feel like utter failure. Whether you want to have a baby, buy a house, make it to the corner office, or dance on Broadway, the mantra is to keep trying \u2014 even if the price is your health, your bank account, your relationships, and your sanity. 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        "raw_content": "Have you ever wondered why so many public companies in the U.S. seem to be taken by surprise when faced with the demands of an activist investor?\nIn a market where controlling shareholders are not nearly as common as in Brazil, many U.S. companies can be vulnerable to outside investors that seek to heavily influence, or even replace, members of the senior management team and board of directors. Generally speaking, the investment strategy of an activist investor is to build a sizable position in a target company and then use this stake as leverage to demand financial, operational or governance changes that, in their view, would improve a company\u2019s performance and thus its share price. This strategy can generate alpha returns and, increasingly, activist investors are seeking targets outside the U.S. Well-known investors that employ it include Elliot Management, Icahn Enterprises, Pershing Square Capital Management, Third Point Partners, Trian Fund Management, Starboard Value and ValueAct Capital Partners.\nThe U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) requires any individual investor or investment manager that acquires 5% of a publicly listed company to file a Form 13G or 13D with this regulator, to make their position known and to declare their intent (to be a passive shareholder or to attempt to influence management, respectively), as well as disclose any additional purchases or sales of that company\u2019s shares. Many other securities regulators around the globe also require investors to publicly disclose their shareholdings once they have reached a certain threshold of ownership. In Brazil, for example, it is the same 5% level as in the U.S.\nFor an activist investor, such a filing eventually removes the element of surprise, which is valuable to them for a period of time. The 5% threshold means activists will often purchase up to 4.9% of the outstanding shares of a company, but no more, meaning they don\u2019t have to disclose their position until the standard Form 13F must be filed within 45 days of a quarter\u2019s end. An activist can also surreptitiously build a position through derivatives, as a means to remain undetected by a target company.\nIn some instances, an activist will not act alone when accumulating enough shares to build an influential position. An investor might work in concert with other activists who would acquire a 4.9% stake or less, although a growing number of traditional investment managers are investing alongside activists and, in some cases, inviting an activist investor to pursue a company held by such a manager. Quietly and potentially without the target company noticing, they simultaneously build a large stake in it. Many don\u2019t see the activists coming. Their buying activity in the stock looks just like any other investor trading in the market, as they accumulate shares.\nThen, one day, the IR team, the CFO or the CEO may receive a letter or phone call from the activist. Some activists will initiate contact in a friendly manner, hoping to advise and convince management to make changes at the company in order to increase the share price. Others do not take a collaborative approach, or an activist will abandon one if management refuses to cooperate. Instead, they pursue an aggressive public and potentially embarrassing campaign to shame management and the board in order to exert control and effect change.\nSuch a campaign, which can last several months or several years, often consists of press releases, interviews with influential news media, social media tactics, advertising, regulatory filings and public forums. In fact, activists will spend considerable sums of money to influence and ultimately convince other shareholders to make the same demands of a target company. While a large stake in a company gives an activist investor a measure of gravitas in the eyes of other shareholders, one is not always needed. In other words, an activist who is sure of their position might only establish a relatively small position in a target company\u2019s shares.\nThe changes sought by an activist investor can be a merger or sale of the target company, divestment of certain assets, a new growth strategy, restructurings, or simply a return of capital to shareholders via dividends or share repurchases. At times, the struggle for change will result in a proxy contest in which the activist attempts to replace certain board directors with candidates whom they believe can better govern the company and will advocate the desired changes. Other means are special meeting demands, consent solicitations, shareholder proposals, and withhold vote campaigns.\nCompanies that have been targets of activist investors include icons of corporate America, such as Apple, Microsoft, PepsiCo and Procter & Gamble. Third Point Management has made recent headlines by engaging one of America\u2019s oldest companies, 149-year-old Campbell\u2019s Soup Co. With nearly $18B under management, this hedge fund has the resources to mount a serious challenge to the largest public companies, and has put together a thorough 72- slide presentation, outlining in great detail, all the areas it finds Campbell\u2019s current management to be inadequate:\nOverall, shareholder activism of this kind has become virtually an everyday concern for American CEOs and is sharply increasing in frequency and investment. In 2017, $62B in capital was directed toward activist campaigns, more than twice as much as in 2016. European companies have also come under attack and activists are finding success in countries, such as Korea, where share structures and regulation had previously sheltered companies.\nShareholder activism in Brazil is relatively uncommon compared to the U.S. The primary reason is that most Brazilian companies have a controlling shareholder \u2013 usually a founder or a founder\u2019s family \u2013 who can determine the future direction and decision-making of the company simply by voting their shares a certain way. Dual-share-class structures are the most effective way to preserve this privilege and protect controlling shareholders from other investors, such as activists. In fact, the simple presence or absence of such a shareholder is the leading predictor of whether a Brazilian company is likely to encounter activism.\nFernando Zorzo, a Partner at Pinheiro Neto Advogados, which specializes in Brazilian capital markets law, explains that, \u201cShareholder activism in Brazil seems not to be guided by, or more present in, specific industries. The existence or lack of a defined controlling shareholder and the level of trading liquidity of the companies play a more important role in shareholder activism in Brazil.\u201d\nHis colleague, Alexandre Bertoldi, a Managing Partner of the firm, gives examples of the measures that activist investors take in Brazil:\nContacting other shareholders to voice concerns. This also enables the shareholders to organize themselves in order to be able to call shareholders\u2019 meetings, amend the shareholders\u2019 meetings\u2019 agenda and to appoint members to the board of directors and fiscal board of the companies.\nThreatening or taking legal action. Shareholders can refer to the Brazilian Securities Commission (Comiss\u00e3o de Valores Mobili\u00e1rios) (CVM) by filing claims against specific managers or management decisions so that the regulatory agency is asked to investigate the matter and potentially apply sanctions after a due administrative proceeding.\nActivists can create a lot of work for corporate management, and often at a time their company may be going through difficulties. If a company lacks the controlling shareholder that naturally wards off activists to begin with, what is the best defense against possible activist intervention? Fernando Zorzo suggests:\nThe best approach towards strong shareholder activism is full transparency, consistent performance and solid governance practices. Keeping the shareholders and market constantly and fully aware of relevant events, adopting and applying transparent practices of related party transactions, strengthening internal controls and compliance policies are examples of important measures to maintain shareholders\u2019 confidence in management and supportive of management\u2019s and controlling shareholders\u2019 strategies, mitigating strong shareholder activism against management.\nOf course, an activist\u2019s investment thesis \u2013 often the product of considerable time, research and money \u2013 could be flawed and the changes this investor demands could disrupt and undermine management\u2019s own strategy to enhance shareholder value. If management is unable convince the activist of this and a public campaign ensues, the company has no choice but to counter the campaign with one of its own.\nDefending against an activist investor requires experience and a well-executed communications strategy. In addition to a sufficiently experienced investor relations counselor, the design and execution of a defense campaign will involve outside legal counsel, a media relations firm, and a proxy solicitation firm, among other advisors. Also, in today\u2019s world of cross-border investment, the battle can be fought in two or more countries, substantially magnifying the complexity of a defense campaign.\nWhile shareholder activism in Brazil is still a relatively minor concern compared to U.S. markets, it has been rising in recent years. 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        "raw_content": "Los Angeles Urban Project\nLast month, I had the great privilege of visiting one of our premier urban projects. Hosted by Randy White \u2013 our National Urban Project Director \u2013 and Kevin Blue \u2013 our Los Angeles Urban Project (LAUP) Director \u2013 I engaged with students at six ministry sites. This included ministries to the homeless, kids, and adults in recovery. It was truly an amazing experience.\nFor nearly three decades, LAUP has provided students with the opportunity to serve the needy. It was my great joy to watch them in action, serving the neglected members of society. I was deeply impacted by their Luke 4 ethos of proclaiming, healing and setting at liberty.\nAt a neighborhood summer school.\nWith students at a ministry that helps women come out of alcoholism, drug addiction and/or prostitution.\nWith Rudy Carrasco, Executive Director of Harambee Ministries, and his wife, Kafi, principle of Harambee Preparatory School. They serve lots of kids very effectively.\nSpeaking to a group of 100+ LAUP alumni in East LA.\nOne of the highlights of my trip \u2013 or of my entire year \u2013 was spending time with four current and past LAUP directors. Representing a span of nearly 30 years, I reveled in their stories. I quickly realized that I was in the presence of a rare combination of vision, social justice, pastoral care and operational wizardry.\nLAUP Directors, past and present\u2013 Paul Gibson, Dave Trimble, Dennis Ortega and Kevin Blue.\nI conclude on a thankful but rather somber note. For the past 13 years, Randy White has provided superb leadership as our National Urban Project Director. In September, he will be leaving us to become director of doctoral programs at the Bakke Graduate University. While he goes with our full blessing, we will sorely miss him.\nDuring his tenure, the number of Urban Projects has grown from 22 to 62. Likewise, student involvement has more than doubled to nearly 1500 per year. More significantly, we will miss Randy\u2019s passion for the poor and commitment to the whole Gospel. We owe him a great debt of gratitude.\nAlec Hill is the president of InterVarsity Fellowship/USA\nYou can make a direct financial donation to support InterVarsity\u2019s Los Angeles Urban Project by following this link.",
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        "raw_content": "Interview Questions for Management Analyst Job Applicants\nPrepare for a tough interview. Many behavioral questions, some case studies. Personality test or an IQ test can come anytime. You will have to demonstrate strong knowledge of the field of business. Excellent analytical and process management skills are essential, and will be tested.\nWhat is more, you will often interview with the CEO, or some other top executive from the company (unless you apply for this job with one of the management consultancies, who specialize in providing advice to managers from other companies).\nTypically you\u2019ll interview in front of a panel, and one of the guys will be the CEO of the company, at least when you apply in SME.\nThese people know what they are doing, they understand the challenges they face in business, and know exactly what they should ask you to test your readiness for the job of management a analyst.\nReady? Let\u2019s have a look at some questions!\nWhy do you think you can be a good management analyst?\nIf we hire you for this job, what will be the first thing you will do?\nOur profits have been falling the last three years. Why do you think it has happened? How would you try to identify the reasons for our decline?\nHow do you feel about dismissing someone, or recommending a dismissal?\nDescribe a time when you struggled to communicate something to your boss, or colleague. How did you manage to get your message over?\nOther questions you may get in your management analyst interview\nSome interviewers will start with a typical chit-chat. They will ask you to walk them through your resume, or they will even start with a typical \u201cTell me about yourself\u201d question. CEO, or senior executives, won\u2019t typically waste any time though. They will come straight to the point, asking you why you think you can excel in this job.\nMy recommendation is to show confidence. Tell them about your past experience (with managing the business, with project or process management, with financial and management analysis). You should also say that you know the industry well, understand the common pitfalls, and believe to be able to tell the things that separate the winners from the losers.\nLastly, you can refer to your education, and theoretical knowledge of financial analysis, accounting, statistics, management and other fields that will be useful in this job.\nManagement analyst (or consultant) does not belong to common job titles. It is difficult to find a vacancy in any smaller city, and once you finally discover something on one of the job boards, you probably didn\u2019t care much about the person or business who advertises the offer.\nWhen interview for a job, however, you should convince them that you know perfectly well what you are doing, that you did not apply by an accident.\nFor example, if they are nr. 2. or nr. 3. on a local market, you can tell them that you want to help them to get to that coveted first spot. And if they happen to dominate the market, tell them that you are interested to help them keep their dominance.\nBut you can relate also to other things: the final products of the company (you like them or see potential in them), their values and goals, their mission statement (for sure they want to save the world, so why not jump onboard), or basically anything else that resonates with you.\nPraise them. Say nice worlds about their business. Find things you have in common. All of this will help you to create the right atmosphere in the interview.\nBuy a new car, pocket of Cuban cigars, and head for an extended weekend to one of the Caribbean islands. Wait. They are asking what you will do in the job.\nA great option is to say that you will talk to each and single manager in the company (within the reach of your position, of course), face to face, one on one. Then you will call financial analysts to your office, and also other people from financial department.\nMaking notes on these meetings, and later studying the financial reports, should help you to come up with a basic idea of the recommendations you will make to the managers. Of course this is just a start, the first step\u2026.\nSpecial Tip: Download a full list of questions in a one page .PDF document, print it, and practice your interview answers anytime later:\nIn most interviews you will get at least one question of this type. They will complain about something that\u2019s not going well, or at least not as well as they expected. After all, if everything went right, they would not advertise a vacancy for a management analyst\u2026\nThe good answer to this question depends on the particular situation. Most of the time you will need to see the numbers for the previous years, do some market research and competition analysis, to be able to draw any conclusion.\nIf you prepared for your interview, however, if you did your homework and spent hours studying the company and the industry they\u2019re in, you may have some ideas.\nTry to present them in a polite way. Remember that one of the highest executives sits across the table. Do not say anything that may insult them, or touch them emotionally.\nManagement analysts enjoy various levels of responsibility in various companies. Some of them have the power to dismiss members of lower management, some do not. But they all can make a recommendation\u2013to promote someone who deserves it, or to dismiss someone who does not deserve to work for the company.\nThis position is pretty much result driven, and you should be ready to put your emotions aside. Tell the interviewers that you keep the goals of the business your first priority, and won\u2019t let the emotions to affect you in work.\nSaid in simple words, you can say that you would not mind recommending a dismissal of your colleague, if you considered it right for the business.\nYou\u2019ll work with people of all intelligence levels in your job. And some of them may have very little understanding of financial terminology, or other things you\u2019ll talk about.\nBut to get the message over is absolutely crucial in this job. Unless the managers understand 100% clearly what you suggest them to do, how can they follow your suggestions?\nTell the interviewers that you are ready (and happy to) step out of your comfort zone, change your language according to the person you\u2019ll talk to, and even use pictures, charts, and other methods of demonstration while trying to get your message over.\nAnother crucial thing in this job is trust. Many managers do not like analysts and consultants, since they do not like when someone tells them what they should do. And this is exactly a model situation you should refer to in your answer.\nWhat helps to build trust? Definitely good listening skills will help you. Good results you\u2019ve achieved will help as well.\nBut more important than anything else is the understanding of the very basic needs and desires of human heart\u2013recognizing your colleagues for the work they have done, and trying to make a good connection with them, on a personal level. 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        "raw_content": "Here is a list of the events scheduled for Friday, July 10th! On the prehistoric cultural relations of Southeast Asia with Northeast India Room: Salle du Lesc F308 MAE Time: 9:30 Chairs: Potshangbam Binodini Devi On this theme, we shall discuss the nature of prehistoric research in Northeast India then we shall explore different\nThe 15th International Conference of the European Association for Southeast Asian Archaeologists starts on July 6\nMark your calendars! The 15th International Conference of the European Association for Southeast Asian Archaeologists starts on July 6, 2015-July 10, 2015!The conference will be held at the Universit\u00e9 Paris Ouest Nanterre la D\u00e9fense, Paris, France and is being organized by B\u00e9r\u00e9nice Bellina-Pryce. Registration for the conference is still open, click here to register. If you\u2019re planning on attending\nNew special issue in the Journal of Indo-Pacific Archaeology is out!\nNew special issue in the Journal of Indo-Pacific Archaeology is out! Check out the table of contents and abstracts here. Volume 37: Food and Foodways in Indo-Pacific Archaeology Beyond Subsistence: Food and Foodways in Indo-Pacific Archaeology by Michelle S. Eusebio and Amy Jordan \u201cPlease Pass the Salt\u201d \u2013 An Ethnoarchaeological Study of Salt and Salt Fermented Fish Production,\nAn outstanding characteristic of the early bronze-using period of Thailand is that societies were peaceful. The association between bronze production and warfare assumed by earlier scholars as characteristic of a typical \u201cBronze Age\u201d is disproved by Ban Chiang archaeological evidence. This is yet another sign of the unusual nature of this site, as well as\nFinds of small artifacts can shed light on activities, interests, and materials used in daily life. The Ban Chiang excavations produced many artifacts of stone (adzes. bangles, and molds), bone (bangles, beads, and awls), clay (spoons, pestles, pellets for shooting small animals with a pellet bow, figurines, bangles, spindle whorls, small cups, and the enigmatic\nThe Ban Chiang excavations yielded rich evidence of burial practices that changed over a two-thousand-year span. Much of the evidence about the ancient society unearthed at Ban Chiang comes from the human burials. The 1974 and 1975 excavations at Ban Chiang recovered 142 individuals from burials, documented in situ with associated grave goods. While pottery was by far the most common\nThe excavations at Ban Chiang uncovered a previously unknown and aesthetically distinctive ceramic tradition. Ceramic production in Ban Chiang actually stretched back nearly 2000 years before the red-on-buff pottery which gave the site its early renown. Known chiefly from pottery found in burials, the ceramics from even the lowest (oldest) levels of excavation exhibit an\nOne find that excited the excavators at Ban Chiang were the small clay crucibles with spouts. It was soon clear that these ordinary-looking artifacts had once been used to melt bronze, copper, and tin to cast objects in molds. But as the crucibles were studied in more detail they had a bigger story to tell: that Ban\nDating the Ban Chiang cultural tradition has been the subject of controversy and scholarly debate for more than forty years. The excavations in 1974 and 1975 showed that the site had a long stratigraphy and was occupied for thousands of years (Gorman 1976). In the early 1970s, thermoluminescence dates on unprovenienced ceramics suggested, incorrectly, that\nAlthough Ban Chiang and similar sites in Thailand have been called \u201ccemeteries\u201d for many years, this interpretation has recently been revised. We now think that the dead at Ban Chiang were buried under and around houses that were built on stilts. This practice\u2014found in many societies from the ancient Maya to the Near Eastern neolithic\u2014is\nDetailed analysis of Ban Chiang skeletal remains has given us a treasure-trove of information about prehistoric life in the region around Ban Chiang. The most in-depth knowledge to date comes from Michael Pietrusewsky and Michele Toomay Douglas of the University of Hawaii, via their detailed study of 142 skeletons excavated in 1974/75 from Ban Chiang.\nThe Ban Chiang excavations revealed a society with distinct differences from the \u201cBronze Age\u201d society most archaeologists expected. Production in a rural non-hierarchical society: When bronze artifacts were first excavated at Ban Chiang in the mid-1970s, the prevalent \u201cBronze Age\u201d paradigm was that only socially-stratified societies had the capability to make objects with this alloy.",
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        "raw_content": "Nine-year-old Ben* from Islington was in trouble at school due to a pattern of angry outbursts; he would swear, fight and damage property. School had concerns about his emotional and social well-being and made a referral to Chance UK, the Islington-based charity supporting children experiencing emotional or behavioural difficulties.\nEstablished in 1995, Chance UK has seen almost 2,000 children referred to their early-intervention programme. These children are at risk of educational exclusion, anti-social and/or criminal behaviour in adolescence. Through a one-year mentoring programme, they are empowered to develop their skills, confidence and life aspirations. Every one of Chance UK\u2019s mentors is an adult volunteer, who commits to mentoring one child for a whole year.\nChance UK\u2019s team matched Ben with Andy, a positive role model who was a great listener, non-judgemental and consistent. Ben and Andy shared similar interests, particularly a love of sport. On their weekly mentoring sessions, they enjoyed various activities including playing frisbee, visiting football clubs and having craft sessions in Finsbury Park.\nChance UK set three goals for Ben: to produce six museum reviews (encouraging creativity and independent thought), to manage the mentoring budget (promoting numeracy and appreciation of money) and to build a Meccano robotic arm with Andy (working on teamwork and interaction). Chance UK worked with the school and other services to ensure that the family\u2019s needs were met and that Ben\u2019s successes were shared. With this collaborative support, Ben met all of his goals.\nOn sessions, Ben proved that he could be committed, focused, empathetic and a good team-player. He successfully completed the mentoring year better equipped to move on and more effectively deal with challenges. School reported a vast improvement in Ben\u2019s behaviour, particularly in the way he interacted with peers and adults.\nBen and Andy graduated from the mentoring programme in front of their very proud families. Asked how he would describe a mentor, Ben said: \u201csomeone who guides you\u201d. He said that Andy encouraged him to have confidence in himself and to respect others more: \u201cI\u2019ve improved how I speak to people, and my behaviour at school is better.\u201d\nChance UK is looking for volunteers to mentor children in Islington. If you\u2019re a positive role model and would like to make a genuine difference, visit www.chanceuk.com/become-a-mentor or email volunteer@chanceuk.com.",
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In the present chapter we shall review the external government, as the authorities installed by Sulla conducted or failed to conduct it.\nDalmato-Macedonian Expeditions\nWe still recognize the vigorous hand of Sulla in the energetic measures which, in the last period of his regency, the senate adopted almost simultaneously against the Sertorians, the Dalmatians and Thracians, and the Cilician pirates.\nThe expedition to the Graeco-Illyrian peninsula was designed partly to reduce to subjection or at least to tame the barbarous tribes who ranged over the whole interior from the Black Sea to the Adriatic, and of whom the Bessi (in the great Balkan) especially were, as it was then said, notorious as robbers even among a race of robbers; partly to destroy the corsairs in their haunts, especially along the Dalmatian coast. As usual, the attack took place simultaneously from Dalmatia and from Macedonia, in which province an army of five legions was assembled for the purpose. In Dalmatia the former praetor Gaius Cosconius held the command, marched through the country in all directions, and took by storm the fortress of Salona after a two years' siege. In Macedonia the proconsul Appius Claudius (676-678) first attempted along the Macedono-Thracian frontier to make himself master of the mountain districts on the left bank of the Karasu. On both sides the war was conducted with savage ferocity; the Thracians destroyed the townships which they took and massacred their captives, and the Romans returned like for like. But no results of importance were attained; the toilsome marches and the constant conflicts with the numerous and brave inhabitants of the mountains decimated the army to no purpose; the general himself sickened and died. His successor, Gaius Scribonius Curio (679-681), was induced by various obstacles, and particularly by a not inconsiderable military revolt, to desist from the difficult expedition against the Thracians, and to turn himself instead to the northern frontier of Macedonia, where he subdued the weaker Dardani (in Servia) and reached as far as the Danube. The brave and able Marcus Lucullus (682, 683) was the first who again advanced eastward, defeated the Bessi in their mountains, took their capital Uscudama (Adrianople), and compelled them to submit to the Roman supremacy. Sadalas king of the Odrysians, and the Greek towns on the east coast to the north and south of the Balkan chain--Istropolis, Tomi, Callatis, Odessus (near Varna), Mesembria, and others--became dependent on the Romans. Thrace, of which the Romans had hitherto held little more than the Attalic possessions on the Chersonese, now became a portion--though far from obedient--of the province of Macedonia.\nBut the predatory raids of the Thracians and Dardani, confined as they were to a small part of the empire, were far less injurious to the state and to individuals than the evil of piracy, which was continually spreading farther and acquiring more solid organization. The commerce of the whole Mediterranean was in its power. Italy could neither export its products nor import grain from the provinces; in the former the people were starving, in the latter the cultivation of the corn-fields ceased for want of a vent for the produce. No consignment of money, no traveller was longer safe: the public treasury suffered most serious losses; a great many Romans of standing were captured by the corsairs, and compelled to pay heavy sums for their ransom, if it was not even the pleasure of the pirates to execute on individuals the sentence of death, which in that case was seasoned with a savage humour. The merchants, and even the divisions of Roman troops destined for the east, began to postpone their voyages chiefly to the unfavourable season of the year, and to be less afraid of the winter storms than of the piratical vessels, which indeed even at this season did not wholly disappear from the sea. But severely as the closing of the sea was felt, it was more tolerable than the raids made on the islands and coasts of Greece and Asia Minor. Just as afterwards in the time of the Normans, piratical squadrons ran up to the maritime towns, and either compelled them to buy themselves off with large sums, or besieged and took them by storm. When Samothrace, Clazomenae, Samos, Iassus were pillaged by the pirates (670) under the eyes of Sulla after peace was concluded with Mithradates, we may conceive how matters went where neither a Roman army nor a Roman fleet was at hand. All the old rich temples along the coasts of Greece and Asia Minor were plundered one after another; from Samothrace alone a treasure of 1000 talents (240,000 pounds) is said to have been carried off. Apollo, according to a Roman poet of this period, was so impoverished by the pirates that, when the swallow paid him a visit, he could no longer produce to it out of all his treasures even a drachm of gold. More than four hundred townships were enumerated as having been taken or laid under contribution by the pirates, including cities like Cnidus, Samos, Colophon; from not a few places on islands or the coast, which were previously flourishing, the whole population migrated, that they might not be carried off by the pirates. Even inland districts were no longer safe from their attacks; there were instances of their assailing townships distant one or two days' march from the coast. The fearful debt, under which subsequently all the communities of the Greek east succumbed, proceeded in great part from these fatal times.\nOrganization Of Piracy\nPiracy had totally changed its character. 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        "raw_content": "From big sightings to small magical moments, Tanzania offers the ultimate safari adventure that makes for a lifetime of memory. Our 5D4N Northern Circuit Safari will bring you to three of its most important wildlife reserves; Tarangire National Park, Serengeti National Park and Ngorongoro Conservation Area. The dense concentration and variety of wildlife coupled with the amazing and diverse landscapes will take your breath away.\nARUSHA \u2013 TARANGIRE NATIONAL PARK\nPick up from your hotel in Arusha to Tarangire National Park (approx. 3 hrs. drive) which is well known for its ubiquitous giant Baobab tree, large herbs of elephants and tree climbing lions. The Baobab tree is also called the \u2018upside-down tree\u2019 because when bare of leaves, its spreading branches look like roots sticking up into the air, as it has been planted upside-down. At any time, up to 300 elephants can be seen grazing around the shrubland or sipping water from waterholes. 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        "raw_content": "Bumping this in case missed because Yip Harburg is now one of my heros.\nSource: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W3phiNL2bZ0\nAianawa (9th January 2019), Aragorn (9th January 2019), Dreamtimer (9th January 2019), Elen (9th January 2019), giovonni (9th January 2019), Kathy (9th January 2019), NotAPretender (12th January 2019)\nBy the time we got to ...\n\"The dairy farm in upstate New York where nearly half a million people\ngathered for three days of peace and music in 1969.\"\nSource: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NXQmt6O9y5s\nThree-Day Woodstock Festival From Original Organizer Coming This Summer\n\u201cWoodstock \u201999 was just a musical experience with no social significance,\u201d Michael Lang says of Woodstock 50. \u201cWith this one, we\u2019re going back to our roots and our original intent\u201d\nAfter months of rumors, Woodstock co-creator Michael Lang has confirmed to Rolling Stone that a three-day festival honoring the 50th anniversary of the original event is coming to Watkins Glen, New York on August 16th, 17th and 18th. Organizers won\u2019t be announcing specific acts until tickets go on sale in February, but Lang says that over 40 performers have been booked already across three stages, including some big-name headliners. \u201cIt\u2019ll be an eclectic bill,\u201d Lang says. \u201cIt\u2019ll be hip-hop and rock and some pop and some of the legacy bands from the original festival.\u201d\nHe wouldn\u2019t delve into specifics, but Lang did say that some \u201cnewer bands\u201d will stage \u201ccelebrations of artists from the original Woodstock\u201d that will likely include tribute performances to Janis Joplin, the Band, Jefferson Airplane and Joe Cocker, among others. \u201cHaving contemporary artists interpret that music would be a really interesting and exciting idea,\u201d he says. \u201cWe\u2019re also looking for unique collaborations, maybe some reunions and a lot of new and up-and-coming talent.\u201d\nUnlike most festivals that exclusively target a young audience, Lang hopes to bring in people of all ages. \u201cI want it to be multi-generational,\u201d he says. \u201cWoodstock \u201994 was a nice mix of young and old and that\u2019s kind of what we\u2019re going for here.\u201d\nThat may be a challenge given Watkins Glen\u2019s far distance from hotels, but Lang promises attendees will have options far superior to the original festival\u2019s famously muddy field. \u201cThere will be \u2018glamping\u2019 tents and stuff like that,\u201d he says. \u201cThere will be those types of experiences in various forms where there\u2019s a real bed, and there\u2019s a chair to sit in and a light bulb. There will also easier access to portable toilets.\u201d\nFilthy, overflowing portable toilets were major problems at previous Woodstocks, but Lang swears that he\u2019s found a solution for that too. \u201cThere\u2019s a new dimension in portable toilets now,\u201d he says. \u201cThey are clean and airy and sizeable. They also don\u2019t get pumped during the event, so you don\u2019t have these wagons running around smelling everywhere. And then the end product is fertilizer.\u201d\nSanitation was just one of many major problems at Woodstock \u201999, a disastrous event held on a former Air Force Base in Rome, New York that culminated in fires and riots. It was held on a brutally hot weekend with few places to find shade. Water was sold at $4 a bottle. There was also a death resulting from a drug overdose and reports of sexual assaults in the mosh pits. Promoters dealt with a wave of lawsuits in the aftermath and for a while, it seemed like there would never be another Woodstock. (Lang\u2019s original Woodstock co-promoter John Scher absorbed some of the blame for the fiasco. He is not involved with Woodstock 50.)\nTwenty years later, Lang is able to look back at Woodstock \u201999 and see where things went wrong. \u201cI shouldn\u2019t have left the booking to others,\u201d he says, noting that he\u2019s booking many of the acts himself this time. \u201cAnd the water situation was ridiculous. As soon as I saw that, I tried to get everyone to lower the prices and I couldn\u2019t. I did order tractor trailers of water and put them out for free. I do think a lot of people had a good time, but the fires at the end became the imagery of it. It was just about 200 kids who went on a rampage. They exploded some of the cooling systems in the tractor trailers and just wreaked havoc.\u201d\nWoodstock 50 organizer Michael Lang.\n\"Lang goes on to dismiss Woodstock \u201999 as an \u201cMTV event\u201d and says that Woodstock 50 will be its antithesis. \u201cWoodstock \u201999 was just a musical experience with no social significance,\u201d he says. \u201cIt was just a big party. With this one, we\u2019re going back to our roots and our original intent. And this time around, we\u2019ll have control of everything.\u201d\nThey aren\u2019t, however, going back to the site of the original Woodstock in Bethel, New York. The former farm was transformed into a 15,000-seat concert venue in 2006. That venue will host its own Woodstock 50th celebration there this summer, though bringing the actual event back there just wasn\u2019t an option. \u201cThey\u2019re good stewards of the original site and they built a beautiful performing arts pavilion,\u201d says Lang. \u201cBut it\u2019s a 15,000-seat shed. That\u2019s not a Woodstock.\u201d\nFinding a place that did fit their needs became a huge challenge. \u201cI was desperate to keep it in New York,\u201d he says. \u201cI looked everywhere because I needed 1,000 acres of clear land with access and infrastructure. Frankly, we weren\u2019t finding it. We had talked about Watkins Glen over the years and I decided on a whim to look at it since having it at a racetrack didn\u2019t appeal to me. But when I looked, I knew it was the perfect facility for what we had in mind. It was reminiscent to me of finding Max [Yasgur]\u2019s field.\u201d\nThe festival site is no stranger to enormous concerts. In 1973, a reported crowd of 600,000 people flocked there to see a one-day event featuring the Allman Brothers Band, the Grateful Dead and the Band. The exact headcount has been disputed over the years, but it was almost certainly larger than even the original Woodstock four years earlier.\nPhish held their Superball IX at Watkins Glen in 2011, but they were forced to cancel their Curveball Festival last August because the water supply had been contaminated. According to Lang, that sort of catastrophe will be impossible at Woodstock 50. \u201cAt Woodstock \u201994 [in Saugerties, New York] we had a different sort of water issue since the town didn\u2019t have a big enough reservoir,\u201d says Lang. \u201cWe had to put up two 1 million gallon temporary tanks and filled them over the time. That\u2019s the solution we\u2019re going to use this time to make sure the water is potable.\u201d\nLang and the other organizers are still mapping out the site and haven\u2019t settled on an exact capacity yet, but he says it\u2019ll likely be in the six figures. Bringing in that many people may seem like a big challenge, especially since this is the first Woodstock since Bonnaroo, Coachella and nearly every other major festival landed on the scene, but Lang hopes this one will stand out. \u201cWe are looking for unique performances,\u201d he says. \u201cA lot of festivals these days are kind of cookie-cutter. Very few of them have any sort of social impact [and] that\u2019s a wasted opportunity.\n\u201cWoodstock, in its original incarnation, was really about social change and activism,\u201d he adds. \u201cAnd that\u2019s a model that we\u2019re bringing back to this festival. It\u2019s a gathering for fun and for excitement and for experiences and to create community, but it\u2019s also about instilling kind of an energy back into young people to make their voices heard, make their votes heard.\u201d\nBut for now, most people simply want to know who\u2019s playing. And although Lang is talking about \u201creunions\u201d and \u201cbands from the original Woodstock,\u201d he clamps up when pressed for details. Is there even a slight chance, say, that Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young would put aside their differences for a single night? \u201cI\u2019ve talked to them all individually,\u201d he says. \u201cAnd it\u2019s a mess.\u201d\nWhat he can say is that they\u2019re going to livestream the event online, bring in clowns and jugglers to roam the grounds, play movies on an enormous screen and, most important to Lang, bring in various NGOs to tell attendees how to get involved in various political causes. \u201cThings on the planet are critical at this point, especially when it comes to global warming,\u201d says Lang. \u201cEveryone has a stake and ignoring it is ridiculous. I really want people to explore how they can get involved. That\u2019s one of my main motivations for doing this.\u201d\"\nSource:RollingStone\nAianawa (10th January 2019), Aragorn (10th January 2019), Dreamtimer (10th January 2019), Elen (10th January 2019), Kathy (10th January 2019), NotAPretender (12th January 2019)\nBrexit debate: What young people really think\n\"These people were just too young to vote in the referendum \u2013\nso how do they think Brexit is going\"?\nSource: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NCiCcF47RhQ\nAianawa (12th January 2019), Aragorn (11th January 2019), Chris (11th January 2019), Dreamtimer (11th January 2019), Elen (11th January 2019), Kathy (11th January 2019), NotAPretender (12th January 2019)\nContradicting modern times ...\nIs this the world's most dangerous commute?\n\"One way to travel in the Philippine capital, Manila, is by trolley. Passengers choose this unofficial transport service because it's quicker and cheaper than other options. For the homeless community that runs the illegal service, it puts food on the table. But it's also incredibly dangerous.\"\nSource: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4xiBu9AkmcA\n#Payingheed ...\nIndia Just Staged The Biggest Strike In History\nAs 200 Million Workers Took To The Streets\n\"In what may be the largest worker strike in history, last week India came to a halt for two days when at least 200 million workers - about 16% of India's 1.25 billion population - in the country's public, services, communications and agriculture sectors staged a strike across the country organized by ten labor unions against what they called the anti-national and anti-worker policies of the BJP-led government, and against a new labor law that would undermine the rights of workers and unions.\nThe strike is a protest against new legislation that passed on 2 January, and is a de facto verdict on Prime Minister Narendra Modi providing an opportunity for millions of workers to protest against high prices and high levels of unemployment, something we touched upon in \"The Indian Railway System Announced 63,000 Job Openings... 19 Million People Applied.\"\nJohn Dayal, general secretary of the All India Christian Council, told AsiaNews that the event was exceptional, \"one of the largest ever organised in the country, planned in advance in every detail.\" In his view, the most important thing is that it \"is taking place on the eve of general elections that will mark the fate of the prime minister\".\nWhile the massive strike took place in an overall context of calm, there were numerous incidents confirming that social anger in the world's second most populous nation is also approaching a breaking point: protesters blocked several cities, clashes broke out and damage were reported; a 57-year-old woman died in in Mundagod, a city in northern Karnataka, during a local protest. In Maharashtra more than 5,000 workers blocked the Mumbai-Baroda-Jaipur-Delhi highway. In Puducherry (Pondicherry), on the east coast, protesters hurled stones at a Tamil Nadu state bus. Transport services closed and rail services were disrupted in Kerala. In Odisha (Orissa), shops, schools, offices and markets shut down for 48 hours. In West Bengal, protesters burnt effigies of Prime Minister Modi.\nThe national strike was an initiative of the Central Trade Unions (CTU), which is an India-wide labor federation. Unions are opposed to the Trade Unions (Amendment) Bill of 2018 which modified the Trade Union Act of 1926.\nUnder the law, trade union recognition is mandatory at both at national and state level. However, workers believe that the new law grants the government discretionary power in recognizing labor organizations, effectively eliminating the current bargaining process involving employees, employers and the government.\nUnions demanded the enactment of the Social Security Act to protect workers and a minimum wage of 24,000 rupees (more than US$ 340) for the unorganised transport sector.\"\n\"Workers in banking, insurance, healthcare, education, transport, electricity and coal mining also joined the strike. Student groups also protested as did farmers\u2019 associations that have threatened to call a gramin hartal, a rural strike. Farmers have been protesting for months over the harsh conditions in the countryside, burdened by debt and an wave of suicides.\nTapan Sen, secretary general of the Centre of Indian Trade Unions (CITU), one of the striking labor organisations, criticized Prime Minister Modi's government for killing the work culture in the country's public sectors by favoring private players in major manufacturing contracts.\nUnions also alleged the government had failed to create jobs and grossly ignored unions' 12-point charter of demands besides aggressively pushing for fixed-term employment and amendment to the Trade Union Act, all of which is against the interest of the workers, according to the Economic Times.\nAddressing the media after the 2-day strike, Amarjeet Kaur of AITUC said around eight states witnessed a complete shutdown, largely in the northeast, Kerala, Bihar and Goa. There were over 20 crore workers who had joined the strike.\nThe massive strike comes at an critical inflection point for India, which is one of the world's fastest growing economies, yet isn\u2019t generating enough jobs for its educated young populace.\nA recent Washington Post article estimated that the number of people in India between age of 15 and 34 is expected to hit 480 million by the year 2021. They have higher literacy levels and are staying in school longer than any other previous generation. The surge of youths could be an immense opportunity for the country, if it can find a way to put them to work. But the employment trends in the country remain gloomy.\nAn analysis performed by Azim Premji University shows that unemployment between 2011 and 2016 in nearly all Indian states was rising. The jobless rates for younger people and those with higher education also increased sharply. For instance, for college graduates, it grew from 4.1% to 8.4%.\"\n\"Ajit Ghose, an economist at the Institute for Human Development in Delhi, said that the country needs to generate jobs not just for the 6 million to 8 million new workforce entrants annually, but also for people like women who are working less than they would be if they could get jobs at a decent wage. The same economist notes that India has about 104 million \"surplus\" workers.\nExpanding the labor market that much is a tall task for any government, not just India. Modi's track record of job creation also remains somewhat of a mystery, as the country hasn\u2019t offered nationwide employment data since 2016. The ministries of labor and statistics have conducted surveys of Indian households, but the results have not been made public.\nAmit Basole, an economist at Azim Premji University, said: \u201cIt\u2019s anybody\u2019s guess whether we\u2019ll see any employment statistics come out before the 2019 elections.\u201d\n*\"What happens after this unprecedented show of force by India's workers? Probably more of the same: unions threatened to follow last week's strike with an indefinite strike if government does not heed to their demands. The general secretary for one of the labor unions, HMS, said the unions collectively decided to go on indefinite strike if the government does not respond to the \u201chistoric\u201d strike this time.\nIf that happens, India's record as one of the world's fastest growing economies will soon be tarnished. As for the bigger picture, one where general popular - and populist - discontent around the globe is rapidly spreading and affecting not only developed nations (Trump, Brexit, most of Europe), but also the developing world.\nWhether the unions will get what they want is unclear, but one thing is certain: India's even more populous neighbor, China, is very closely following these restive worker developments and doing everything in its power to stop its own population from getting similar thoughts.\"\nSource: Zeroghedge.com\nTaking it like a man ...\nGillette's Ad Proves the Definition of a Good Man Has Changed\nOnce again, the country seems divided. This time, it\u2019s not a border wall or a health care proposal driving the animus, but an online ad for a men\u2019s razor, because, of course. But underneath the controversy lies something much more important: signs of real change.\nOn January 13, Gillette released a new ad that takes the company\u2019s 30-year-old slogan, \u201cThe Best a Man Can Get,\u201d and turns it into an introspective reflection on toxic masculinity very much of this cultural moment. Titled \u201cWe Believe,\u201d the nearly two-minute video features a diverse cast of boys getting bullied, of teens watching media representatives of macho guys objectifying women, and of men looking into the mirror while news reports of #MeToo and toxic masculinity play in the background. A voiceover asks \u201cIs this the best a man can get?\u201d The answer is no, and the film shows how men can do better by actively pointing out toxic behavior, intervening when other men catcall or sexually harass, and helping protect their children from bullies. The ad blew up; as of Wednesday afternoon it has more than 12 million views on YouTube, and #GilletteAd has trended on Twitter nationwide. Parents across Facebook shared the YouTube link in droves, many mentioning how the ad brought them to tears.\"\nSource: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=koPmuEyP3a0\n\"And then, with perfect internet timing, the backlash came. The ad played differently with men\u2019s rights activists, Fox News, and the Piers Morgans of the world. People shared videos and photos throwing disposable razors into the toilet (not a good idea\u2014they aren\u2019t exactly flushable). Men argued that the ad was anti-male, that it lumped all men in together as sexists, and that it denigrated traditional masculine qualities. But whatever noise has surrounded it, the fact that \"We Believe\" exists at all is an undeniable sign of progress.\n\u201cAdvertising reflects society,\u201d says Henry Assael, professor of marketing at NYU Stern School of Business. They\u2019ve also become yet another battleground in the country\u2019s larger culture wars. Though some people have made hay on Twitter about never using Gillette again, Assael says buying habits, particularly with something as habitual as a razor, are hard to break. He estimates most people don\u2019t really follow through with their threats to abandon a brand over controversies like this. Take Nike and its ads featuring Colin Kaepernick last year: While there were vocal calls for boycotting the company at the time, it wound up reporting stronger than expected growth in its most recent earnings report.\nGillette\u2019s ad plays on the feeling that men right now want to be better, but don\u2019t necessarily know how. When Gillette was researching market trends last year, in the wake of #MeToo and a national conversation about the behavior of some of the country\u2019s most powerful men, the company asked men how to define being a great man, according to Pankaj Bhalla, North American brand director for Gillette. The company conducted focus groups with men and women across the country, in their homes, and in online surveys. What Bhalla says the team heard over and over again was men saying: \u201cI know I'm not a bad guy. I\u2019m not that person. I know that, but what I don't know is how can I be the best version of ourselves?\u201d\n\u201cAnd literally we asked ourselves the same question as a brand. How can we be a better version of ourselves?\u201d Bhalla adds. The answer is this ad campaign, and a promise to donate $1 million a year for three years to nonprofits that support boys and men being positive role models.\nThere's broader evidence as well that the mainstream concept of masculinity is evolving. Last summer, the American Psychological Association issued guidelines saying that \u201ctraditional masculinity ideology\u201d can be harmful for boys and men. When the guidelines got media attention last week, they received a fair share of criticism from conservatives, who viewed them as an attack on long-standing male traits.\nSince the #MeToo era ramped up in 2017, the question has been: Will this change anything? Advertising can be a litmus test for where a culture is\u2014an imperfect one at times, but a useful one. Companies run ads to make money, so they wouldn\u2019t knowingly risk espousing beliefs that the majority abhor. Advertising is not so much about creating a new desire as it is about playing into what people already want.\n\u201cAdvertising is in the business of reading cultural trends, that's what they do,\u201d says Lisa Jacobson, professor of history at the University of California Santa Barbara who focuses on the history of consumer culture. \u201cThey spend a lot of time reading culture, thinking about culture, focus-grouping cultural shifts, so they are attuned to it.\u201d\nGillette's Bhalla acknowledges that the company would not have made this ad a decade ago. \u201cThe insight that \u2018I am not the bad guy but I don't know how to be a great guy,\u2019 that insight wouldn\u2019t have come 10 years ago, because this wasn\u2019t in our ether. It wasn't in our society at the time,\u201d he says.\nEven today, Bhalla and his team knew the ad would not please everyone. An ad addressing such overtly controversial ideas is inherently risky. It could backfire and appear craven, as Pepsi\u2019s Kendall Jenner ad did when it seemed to trivialize Black Lives Matter, and it could alienate existing and future customers. \u201cWe Believe\u201d has about 713,000 dislikes on YouTube.\nAt the same time, thousands of people are talking about the ad online, and the campaign has prominent coverage in media outlets like this one. \u201cIt's a calculated gamble,\u201d says Jacobson. Even if Gillette does lose a few MRA activists, it stands to gain more new customers than it will lose.\nDaniel Pope, a historian who has written extensively about advertising in America, says that although this ad is clearly speaking to certain anxieties and desires in the culture, it\u2019s a classically segmented or targeted ad. \u201cGiven the hostility that it's brought forth from conservatives and anti-feminist circles, [it\u2019s clear] they are not appealing to everybody here. They are looking to a particular demographic based on perhaps political beliefs, education levels, feelings of gender equality.\u201d\nJacobson also notes the tropes of the ad appear to make an explicit play for millennial and Generation Z men, who are the generations most embracing and driving the change in masculinity. It's similarly an appeal to the mothers who buy their sons their first razors. Going after women is a smart business move, since women often do a majority of the household shopping, and Pope notes women also make up a good percentage of Gillette\u2019s customer base. (Bhalla told WIRED the gender breakdown of Gillette customers is roughly 60 percent to 70 percent male, but that doesn\u2019t necessarily capture cases where women are buying products for the men in their lives.)\nThough Gillette didn\u2019t say this outright, the ad also works as a sort of corporate prophylactic against allegations of sexism or insensitivity, which many corporations have faced lately. Gillette is a subsidiary of Procter & Gamble, which sells many family and women-focused products in its other brand lines. \u201cI have a feeling it was very much a corporate decision,\u201d says Assael.\nGillette\u2019s older ads showed clean-shaven men kissing women, sending the message that the right shave can win you the girl. In 2013, the company launched a campaign called \u201cKiss and Tell,\u201d which asked couples to make out before and after the man had shaved and then report back.\nThe company is not alone in abandoning ad campaigns based on this kind of \u201cwomen as object and reward\u201d messaging. In fact, it\u2019s following in the footsteps of Axe Body Spray, which for years relied on the idea that if you sprayed the stuff on women would come running. In 2017, Axe parent company Unilever unveiled a new ad campaign called \u201cIt\u2019s OK for Guys,\u201d which fought the idea of toxic masculinity by making it clear that it's OK for men to have emotions, or be skinny, or not like sports. Like Procter & Gamble, Unilever has many family brands under its umbrella, and it was perhaps no longer appropriate to have Axe\u2019s brand out there selling stereotypical machismo.\nIt\u2019s not only stereotypical gender roles that the Gillette ad attempts to dismantle; it also subverts harmful racial stereotypes. The ad opens with an African American man contemplating his face in the mirror, and it highlights Terry Crews\u2019 congressional testimony in which he advocated for men to stand up and intervene in toxic culture. It goes on to show African American fathers supporting their daughters, educating other men about sexist behavior, and protecting women from catcalling.\n\u201cI think this is a subconscious reason why this is getting under the skin of Piers Morgan and Fox and Friends,\" says Jacobson. \"It's because this is inverting an old narrative in which white supremacists or just casual racists have attributed toxic masculinity to African American men.\u201d\nShe\u2019s talking about the racist stereotypes that paint African American males as prone to criminal behavior like sexual assault, or as absentee fathers. By showing black men intervening to stop these behaviors\u2014which the ad shows largely being undertaken by white men\u2014it subtly rejects those harmful tropes.\nThis careful treatment of race is not necessarily the norm in advertising. According to Assael, the industry was slow to adopt racial inclusiveness and diversity even after the civil rights movement. Gillette\u2019s ad was handled with uncharacteristic thoughtfulness.\nMuch of the reaction to Gillette\u2019s ad has been positive. Across the board, media and ad experts WIRED spoke to agreed the commercial was clever and as emotionally moving as an ad can really ever hope to be. Though the backlash to it clearly shows that the cultural divisions in America persist, its very existence is proof that the old definitions are masculinity are changing.\"\nSomething i am totally for ...\nCountries around the world are making it easier to choose the time and manner of your death ...\nBut doctors in the world\u2019s euthanasia capital are starting to worry about the consequences\n\"Last year a Dutch doctor called Bert Keizer was summoned to the house of a man dying of lung cancer, in order to end his life. When Keizer and the nurse who was to assist him arrived, they found around 35 people gathered around the dying man\u2019s bed. \u201cThey were drinking and guffawing and crying,\u201d Keizer told me when I met him in Amsterdam recently. \u201cIt was boisterous. And I thought: \u2018How am I going to cleave the waters?\u2019 But the man knew exactly what to do. Suddenly he said, \u2018OK, guys!\u2019 and everyone understood. Everyone fell silent. The very small children were taken out of the room and I gave him his injection. I could have kissed him, because I wouldn\u2019t have known how to break up the party.\u201d\nAs the world\u2019s pioneer, the Netherlands has also discovered that although legalising euthanasia might resolve one ethical conundrum, it opens a can of others \u2013 most importantly, where the limits of the practice should be drawn. In the past few years a small but influential group of academics and jurists have raised the alarm over what is generally referred to, a little archly, as the \u201cslippery slope\u201d \u2013 the idea that a measure introduced to provide relief to late-stage cancer patients has expanded to include people who might otherwise live for many years, from sufferers of muscle-wasting diseases such as multiple sclerosis to sexagenarians with dementia and even mentally ill young people.\nOver the past few decades the Bible has been increasingly sidelined, and the law has vindicated the young doctor who put Antonius to sleep. As people got used to the new law, the number of Dutch people being euthanised began to rise sharply, from under 2,000 in 2007 to almost 6,600 in 2017. (Around the same number are estimated to have had their euthanasia request turned down as not conforming with the legal requirements.) Also in 2017, some 1,900 Dutch people killed themselves, while the number of people who died under palliative sedation \u2013 in theory, succumbing to their illness while cocooned from physical discomfort, but in practice often dying of dehydration while unconscious \u2013 hit an astonishing 32,000. Altogether, well over a quarter of all deaths in 2017 in the Netherlands were induced.\"\n\"One of the reasons why euthanasia became more common after 2007 is that the range of conditions considered eligible expanded, while the definition of \u201cunbearable suffering\u201d that is central to the law was also loosened. At the same time, murmurs of apprehension began to be heard, which, even in the marvellously decorous chamber of Dutch public debate, have risen in volume. Concerns centre on two issues with strong relevance to euthanasia: dementia and autonomy.\nEuthanasia is counted as a basic health service, covered by the monthly premium that every citizen pays to his or her insurance company. But doctors are within their rights not to carry it out. Unique among medical procedures, a successful euthanasia isn\u2019t something you can assess with your patient after the event. A small minority of doctors refuse to perform it for this reason, and others because of religious qualms. Some simply cannot get their heads around the idea that they must kill people they came into medicine in order to save.\"\nThose who demur on principle are a small proportion of the profession, perhaps less than 8%, according to the end-of-life specialist Agnes van der Heide. The reason why there is no uniformity of response to requests for euthanasia is that the doctor\u2019s personal views \u2013 on what constitutes \u201cunbearable suffering\u201d, for instance \u2013 often weigh decisively. As the most solemn and consequential intervention a Dutch physician can be asked to make, and this in a profession that aims to standardise responses to all eventualities, the decision to kill is oddly contingent on a single, mercurial human conscience.\nMarc showed me a picture he had taken of Marijke in her coffin, her white hair carefully brushed and her skin glowing with the smooth, even foundation of the mortuary beautician. Between her hands was a letter Marc had put there and would be buried with her \u2013 a letter detailing his unhappiness, resentment and guilt.\"\n\"There is little doubt that Marijke spent much of her 76 years in torment, beginning with her infancy in a Japanese concentration camp after the invasion of the Dutch East Indies, in 1941, and recurring during her unhappy adulthood in the Netherlands. But Dutch doctors don\u2019t euthanise people because of depression \u2013 even if the more extreme advocates of the right to die think they should. As a result, it isn\u2019t uncommon for depressives or lonely people to emphasise a physical ailment in order to get their euthanasia request approved. During his time on the review board, Theo Boer came across several cases in which the \u201cdeath wish preceded the physical illness \u2026 some patients are happy to be able to ask for euthanasia on the basis of a physical reason, while the real reason is deeper\u201d.\nTwo years ago the Netherlands\u2019 health and justice ministers issued a joint proposal for a \u201ccompleted life\u201d pill that would give anyone over 70 years of age the right to receive a lethal poison, cutting the doctor out of the equation completely. In the event, the fragmented nature of Dutch coalition politics stopped the proposal in its tracks, but doctors and end-of-life specialists I spoke to expect legislation to introduce such a completed-life bill to come before parliament in due course.\"\nEven those who have grave worries about the slippery slope concede that consensual euthanasia for terminal illness can be a beautiful thing, and that the principle of death at a time of one\u2019s choosing can fit into a framework of care. The question for any country contemplating euthanasia legislation is whether the practice must inevitably expand \u2013 in which case, as Agnes van der Heide recognises, death will eventually \u201cget a different meaning, be appreciated differently\u201d. In the Netherlands many people would argue that \u2013 for all the current wobbles \u2013 that process is now irreversible.\"\nLast edited by giovonni, 18th January 2019 at 23:55.\nAianawa (20th January 2019), Aragorn (19th January 2019), Dreamtimer (20th January 2019), Elen (19th January 2019), JRS (20th January 2019), Kathy (19th January 2019)\nA great article -- thanks, Gio. This is indeed an ethically very complicated issue. One of my close family members was euthanized, albeit that I had no knowledge of that until after it had come to pass. And when I then learned about it, all I could think was \"I'm glad I didn't have to be involved in making that decision.\"\nAianawa (20th January 2019), Dreamtimer (20th January 2019), Elen (19th January 2019), giovonni (19th January 2019), Kathy (19th January 2019)\nBUMP!!!!!!!!!!!\nAianawa (20th January 2019), Aragorn (19th January 2019), Dreamtimer (20th January 2019), Elen (20th January 2019), giovonni (20th January 2019)\nFAMOUS GRAVE TOUR - Desert Memorial (Frank Sinatra, Sonny Bono, etc.)\n\"Welcome to Hollywood Graveyard, where we set out to remember and celebrate the lives of those who lived to entertain us, by visiting their final resting places. Today we're heading to the Inland Empire, and Desert Memorial Park, where we'll find such stars as Frank Sinatra, Betty Hutton, Sonny Bono, and many more.\"\nSource: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ffD7U--7m0U\n\"For all the world to see\" ...\nViolence against women around the world | DW Documentary\n(Human rights documentary)\nViolence against women is a violation of human rights, but it happens around the world. The documentary gives a voice to women from Asia, Africa and Europe. [Online until: 18.02.2019]\nWe meet women in Benin, Bangladesh and the Democratic Republic of Congo who have been victims of horrific violence, yet fought their way free. Across the world, violence against women is commonplace. Women aged between 15 and 45 are far more likely to be beaten to death or crippled by their husbands than die from cancer or malaria, in a traffic accident or as a result of war. The United Nations estimates that in some countries of the world, up to 70 percent of all women are victims of physical or sexual violence at least once in their lifetime - mostly inflicted by their husbands or partners. Meanwhile, many men describe violence against women as a normal part of their daily lives. If the woman is beaten, she deserves it. They see a strong, confident woman as a threat. If a wife stands up to a husband, he can take her children away from her and throw her out - penniless. Violence against women is not restricted to specific parts of the world and has nothing to do with levels of education. It can happen in all cultures and all countries.\"\nSource: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NMuviV9oZiE\nAs a tribute to all women everywhere on Earth...\nSource: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O5-c79LQ3aM\nAianawa (22nd January 2019), Dreamtimer (21st January 2019), Elen (21st January 2019), giovonni (20th January 2019), Kathy (20th January 2019)\nWithdrawal ...\nA growing worldwide social phenomenon ...\nRent-a-sister: Coaxing Japan\u2019s hikikomori men out of their bedrooms\n\"At least half a million young men in Japan are thought to have withdrawn from society, and refuse to leave their bedrooms. They\u2019re known as hikikomori.\nTheir families often don\u2019t know what to do, but one organisation is offering \u2018sisters for hire\u2019 to help coax these young men out of their isolation.\nA film by Amelia Martyn-Hemphill for BBC World Hacks.\"\nSource: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q9IRmUEsz6g\nAianawa (22nd January 2019), Aragorn (20th January 2019), Dreamtimer (21st January 2019), Elen (21st January 2019), Kathy (20th January 2019)\nGreat idea/announcement ...\nAnd looking forward to its fruition ...\nHollywood Graveyard/ Your Video Here:\n\"Do you live near a famous grave or cemetery?\nTo celebrate two years of Hollywood Graveyard, we're creating a \"Viewers Special,\" consisting entirely of footage submitted by you, the Hollywood Graveyard community from around the world.\"\nSource: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P02j676TKJE\nClick the link below, read our submission guidelines, and fill out the form to submit your videos. https://www.hollywoodgraveyard.com/community ... I can't wait to see where you take us. Don't hesitate to contact us if you have any questions. The deadline is (extended to) March 30th (for those in snowy areas).\nFAQ: Will you still be adding narration and music? - Yes, this will look and sound just like a regular HG video. No need to narrate when you film, I'll still be doing that. Just send the raw footage. And don't worry about noise, I will be removing the audio from your clips. Do I need to edit the video in any way? - No. Send me the video unedited (no filters, or anything fancy added, unless you're a pro editor and want to create something unique for artistic b-roll), I'll be editing the clips as I do all my videos. What Cemeteries do you already have in the pipeline? -\nAfter finishing the Inland Empire (Forest Lawn Cathedral City, Coachella Valley, Sunsest Hills), we also have Evergreen, and a re-visit to Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills already in development. So if you submit footage we already have, it won't be used. 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        "raw_content": "Jason Hicks and Troy Henderson have been singing, songwriting and playing music together for well over a decade. They were also born on the same day at the same time, two years apart (but we\u2019ll let you guess which one is older!).\nProbably best known for their work in Central Coast band Field Day, Jason and Troy toured the East Coast on numerous occasions, released three EPs and received some healthy airplay on Triple J and many community radio stations between the years of 2000 and 2003. They also played some of the states most prominent venues including the Sydney Opera House, Star City and the State Theatre and have supported some of the country\u2019s biggest bands including The Whitlams, Jet, Diesel, Xavier Rudd and Missy Higgins, not to mention a 30 date tour with Human Nature.\nMost recently Jason has been playing around the traps with local Central Coast group Jaywalker, who have released one EP and one full length album. Jason also took out the award for Best Male Vocalist at the 2009 Newcastle Music Awards, whilst Jaywalker was nominated in another three categories, following on from their three nominations in 2008. Jaywalker were also runners up in the 2007 \u201cPeople\u2019s Choice\u201d category of the Australian Music Oz Awards.\nAfter Field Day disbanded, Troy jumped on a plane and headed to the US and London for a 6 month songwriting/working holiday, returning with a bag of new tunes. On his return to Australia he did some session work for Pinky Beecroft (ex Machine Gun Felatio), spending some time in the studio and playing a few East Coast shows. And in 2010 Troy finally released his debut solo EP \u2013 Salty Town. Most recently he divides his time between solo shows, vocal coaching and playing bass (and the fool) in Sarah Humphreys band.\nSo it\u2019s been a long time coming, but Jason and Troy have finally reunited in their most exciting project yet \u2013 The Mixed Tape. Showcasing their amazing vocal ability via the use of loop pedals, ukuleles and any other quirky instruments they can get their hands on, The Mixed Tape is a layered vocal mix of harmonies, hilarity and home grown talent.\nOFFICIAL WEBSITE | YOUTUBE | FACEBOOK\n\u2190 Sarah Humphreys\nNational Folk Festival \u2192",
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        "raw_content": "The core competence of JetGas is the import and sale of liquefied natural gas (LNG) in the Baltic states. Natural gas is a clean and sustainable fuel; its usage is technologically convenient and cheaper than the usage of LPG or liquid fuels.\nJetGas operates on the principle of BOO (Build-Own- Operate), which means that we will install the necessary plant for the delivery, storage, and re-gasification of LNG, handle it, and sell the natural gas to the client on the basis of its primary energy content.\nIn addition to the energy sector, we also offer liquefied natural gas in other fields, such as land and maritime transportation, the chemical industry or the production of biomethane. JetGas is ready to organize the deliveries of LNG, install the LNG devices and build a suitable solution to precisely meet the customer\u2019s needs. Contact us, and we will determine if liquefied natural gas is suitable for your company.\nOur main customers are energy-intensive industrial undertakings and energy producers who do not have access to natural gas through pipelines. In 2014, JetGas installed the very first LNG device in the Baltics, in the town of Kuressaare (island of Saaremaa, Estonia), and constructed a gas network supplying the local companies. Local companies were given the opportunity to quit using polluting fuel oils and make their contribution to the sustainability of the unique natural environment of Saaremaa.\nToday, a number of other companies in Estonian cities and towns have started to use the natural gas provided by LNG. In 2017, JetGas will also install their first devices in Latvia and Lithuania.\nOur clients are mostly from the fields of food, electronics, building materials and other industrial fields, and use the natural gas from LNG in their technological processes and for the heating of rooms. For companies using cooling energy in their processes, we can supply residual frost created from the evaporation of LNG.\nQualities of LNG\nParameter Unit Value\nBoiling point \u00b0C -160 to -162\nDensity kg/m3 390\u2013480\nUpper calorific value MWh/t 15\nLNG is a cryogenic, transparent, colourless, odourless, non-toxic, non-corrosive liquid, which is lighter than water. LNG in non-flammable and non-explosive. The fumes of LNG (primarily methane) are, due to their low temperature, much less combustible than those of other inflammable liquids. LNG fumes that are warmer than \u2212110 \u00b0C are lighter than air and disperse quickly in the atmosphere.\nMobile +372 56 51 990",
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        "raw_content": "On 24 May 1943, Grand Admiral Karl Donitz withdrew his U-boats from the north Atlantic, signalling the end of the Battle of the Atlantic. During that month, 41 U-boats were lost to escort ships and patrolling aircraft. While they continued to operate until the end of the war, the U-boats were never to pose a significant threat again. The U-boats highlighted the potential of submarines in naval warfare, which has carried through to today. While Australia did not have a large part in the Battle of the Atlantic, it did have a role. HMAS Nestor, one of 5 Australian N-class destroyers, sank U-127 in December 1941 and the Royal Australian Air Force\u2019s 461 and 462 Squadrons were involved in attacking U-boats in the Bay of Biscay in mid 1943.The cooperation and coordination of Allied ships with Allied aircraft was an important factor in defeating the U-boat offensive.\nUnderstanding the military experiences of our serving members and veterans is a key factor in delivering appropriate health services to this group. The papers that we publish in the Journal are focused on the impacts of military experiences on members and veterans, and how we can manage any adverse impacts from that service. To that end, I would like to highlight the important role of Associate Editors in identifying reviewers with the subject matter expertise to review the diverse papers, the Reviewers in their constructive comments on the respective articles, and, importantly, the Authors, who consider the comments in refining and improving their articles. All of these people are critical in building a Journal like ours into a useful addition to the medical literature, and I would like to thank them all.\nThere is a further person, often unnoticed in this process, who ensures that the Journal is published, the Editorial Board stays on track and the website is updated. This is our managing editor in Hobart.\nNaomi Searle, who has been doing this role for the last three years, is leaving the Journal for the wilds of London, and, on behalf of the Editorial Board, I would like to thank for all her efforts, support and patience over that time. We all wish her well in her next endeavour. We would also like to welcome Ebony Abblitt into this role.\nOur second issue of 2018 addresses a range of diverse areas. Spiritual wounds, soldier identity, reintegration following discharge and Gulf War Illness, are addressed in four excellent articles. There is also a focus on public health, with articles on tobacco use and sexual health looking at these areas. Finally, there is an interesting historical perspective on Naval uniforms.\nWe continue to get a good range of articles, but other military and veterans\u2019 health articles are always very welcome and we would encourage all our readers to consider writing on their areas of military or veterans\u2019 health interest. Our themes are now available for both 2018 and 2019 to allow for authors to research and develop their articles \u2013 we certainly welcome articles in these areas but welcome any articles across the broader spectrum of military health .We would also encourage authors who are preparing to present at the AMMA Conference in October to consider writing up their presentations early for publication in the Journal.",
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        "raw_content": "Full Stack Web Instructor\nWe are looking to hire a Full Stack Web Instructor and Curriculum Engineer to join our diverse instructional team. You\u2019ll be working with a team of 7 instructors and 4 student success staff who teach at and operate our college. You\u2019ll be responsible for teaching courses, iterating on curriculum, coaching students, and influencing the pedagogy of how we operate our college.\nWe are looking for someone with the following (if you have most but not all of these, we still encourage you to apply):\n- 3 or more years of industry experience\n- 3 or more shipped products in React, Node.js, or Rails\n- Experience working with teams of 5 or larger\n- Strong understanding of software development best practices\n- Strong understanding of computer science principles\n- Experience teaching, public speaking, coaching or writing tutorials\n- Passion for education and working with students\nThis role will give you a unique opportunity to build the future of higher education. You\u2019ll work with closely with our instructional team along with students and industry partners to design an educational blueprint that we\u2019ll use to grow our college from 50 to 500 students. You\u2019ll have the opportunity to grow with the company by improving your engineering, problem solving, empathy, teaching and communication skills.\nYou\u2019ll be joining a team of people who are deeply passionate about our mission to make high quality higher education accessible to students of all socioeconomic backgrounds. This will be a chapter of your life you\u2019ll always remember. We hope you join us!\nMake School is redesigning college for the 21st century. Our education combines liberal arts, computer science, software development, and character development with a strong emphasis on fully preparing students for successful careers as software engineers, product managers, or entrepreneurs. Our alumni work at Facebook, Google, Apple, Snap, LinkedIn, Lyft and more.\nOur college is accessible to students of all backgrounds, 40% are underrepresented minority students and 50% come from low income families. Students pay tuition as a percentage of earnings once they are employed, directly aligning their incentives with ours. Make School is funded by Learn Capital, Y Combinator, Mitch Kapor, Alexis Ohanian, Tim Draper and others.\nMake School Home Page",
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        "raw_content": "Jodi M. Clock is an international speaker and expert on how to help families have a difficult conversation with their loved ones about legacy planning. Having personally witnessed the financial confusion that families endure, especially at an emotionally taxing time, Ms. Clock has centered her career on helping people to understand the options that are available to them. She currently writes and speaks about the basics of Medicaid and asset protection, how to avoid family feuds, end-of-life directives and is a seasoned expert in on pet trusts, as well as their final care. Since 1988 Jodi has worked in the \u2018end-of-life planning\u2019 industry including family and corporately owned funeral homes, advance funeral planning companies, casket manufacturers and now practices what she preaches at Clock Funeral Home and Clock Timeless Pets with her husband Dale.\nMs. Clock wrote Navigating the Elder Care Journey\u2026Without Going Broke! to help people appreciate the important facts they need to know, in order to make the right financial choices, in one easy-to-understand guide. It is her hope that through personal stories, straightforward information, and family care plans which include checklists, will help people manage this process.\nHer goal is for everyone to become informed on options available, that will not leave their hard-earned assets unnecessarily exposed, and possibly die broke. When people follow \u201cwell intended mis-information\u201d, they often lose hundreds, sometimes even thousands, of dollars unnecessarily. Ms. Clock, just wants you to have the facts for your situation, when attempting to qualify for Medicaid and preparing for a loved one\u2019s end-of-life.\nSammy is in the left and Lucy is on the the right.\nJodi is a huge pet advocate. When her funeral home\u2019s therapy dog Max died in 2006, she did not like the pet remain options available. For this reason, she started one of the country\u2019s first pet loss center whose sister company is a funeral home. She believes when pets reach their end of life, they should receive the same dignity and respect as humans do, when handled. Jodi is charter member and on the leadership team of the Professional Pet Loss Alliance (PLPA), a Certificated Pet Loss Professional (CPLP) and is trained in Pet Loss and Grief Companioning. She holds and insurance license and has a Master\u2019sDegree in Organizational Development.\nWhen she\u2019s not professionally speaking, consulting, or helping manage the family funeral business, you\u2019ll find her spending time with her grandchildren, rocking out to Bruce Springsteen and hanging out on the shoreline of western Michigan.",
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        "raw_content": "What has come to the fore \u2014 at least in the West \u2014 is the dream of total communication itself. Could anything be more desirable and innocent than the superconductivity of electronic media as they arouse the illusion of complete transparency and universal access? In the revolution of the Information Age, openness, communicability, transparency, have become slogans as inspiring as Kant's \"Dare to know\" used to be. Or his famous precept, in The Critique of Judgment, on a \"regard to universal communicability,\" which he describes as an original social contract \"dictated by humanity itself.\" We begin to believe in a \"society of communication,\" in which the medium is the message, and it tricks us into merging truth and transmissibility.\n\u2014 Geoffrey Hartman, Scars of the Spirit: The Struggle Against Inauthenticity 145-46 (2002)\nPlenty here to communicate.\nPeter Backlund, Anthony Janetos & David Schimel, U.S. Climate Change Science Program & the Subcommittee on Global Change Research, The Effects of Climate Change on Agriculture, Land Resources, Water Resources, and Biodiversity in the United States (Final Report, Synthesis and Assessment Product 4.3) (2008)\n\"There is robust scientific consensus that human-induced climate change is occurring. Records of temperature and precipitation in the United States show trends consistent with the current state of global-scale understanding and observations of change. Observations also show that climate change is currently impacting the nation\u2019s ecosystems and services in significant ways, and those alterations are very likely to accelerate in the future, in some cases dramatically. Current observational capabilities are considered inadequate to fully understand and address the future scope and rate of change in all ecological sectors. Additionally, the complex interactions between change agents such as climate, land use alteration, and species invasion create dynamics that confound simple causal relationships and will severely complicate the development and assessment of mitigation and adaptation strategies.\"\u2014Abstract.\nbeSpacific, New EIA Reports: Alternatives to Traditional Transportation Fuels, Energy Consumption, U.S. Carbon Dioxide Emissions (May 21, 2008)\nA beSpacifc enumeration of recent reports covering alternative transportation fuels, renewable energy consumption, historical residential buildings, U.S. carbon dioxide emissions, and a data series on residential energy consumption and expenditures for the two decades prior to 2001.\nbeSpacific, Oversight Cmte Releases Documents Regarding the Environmental Protection Agency's California Emissions Waiver (May 19, 2008)\n\"New documents and testimony obtained by the Committee show that EPA career staff unanimously supported granting California\u2019s request for a waiver to enforce its greenhouse gas emissions standards for cars and trucks. EPA Administrator Stephen Johnson also supported granting the petition, at least in part, until he communicated with the White House.\"\u2014United States House of Representatives, Committee on Oversight and Government Reform.\nBrookings-Bern Project on Internal Displacement, Human Rights and Natural Disasters: Operational Guidelines and Field Manual on Human Rights Protection in Situations of Natural Disaster (Pilot version) (March 2008)\n\"To promote and facilitate a rights-based approach to disaster relief, the Inter-Agency Standing Committee (IASC) adopted Operational Guidelines on Protecting Persons in Natural Disasters in June 2006. This Pilot Manual has been drafted to accompany the Operational Guidelines. It intends to help people in the field to understand the human rights dimensions of their work in disaster response while giving them practical examples and operational steps about how some of these seemingly abstract concepts may be implemented.\"\u2014Foreword.\nH. Sterling Burnett & D. Sean Shurtleff, National Center for Policy Analysis (NCPA), Capping CO2 Emissions, Boosting Energy Costs (Brief Analysis no. 617) (May 14, 2008)\n\"Bills recently introduced in Congress would control emissions through cap-and-trade schemes. They would place an upper limit, or cap, on the overall level of greenhouse gas emissions, and then distribute or sell to companies or industries emissions credits\u2014rights to emit specific amounts of greenhouse gases. The credits could then be sold in a greenhouse gas market. Companies capable of cutting emissions relatively cheaply or making deeper emission reductions than required could sell their excess emission allowances to companies unable to meet their goals. The idea is that industries would find the most efficient ways to reach the desired reductions. The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) says the market value of emissions allowances (in 2007 dollars) could reach $50 billion to $300 billion per year by 2020, depending on the scheme adopted.\n\"However, the cap-and-trade proposals unveiled so far would harm the U.S. economy, disproportionately hurt the poor and fail to produce the environmental benefits promised by proponents.\"\nKaran Capoor, Sustainable Development Operations & Philippe Ambrosi, Climate Change Team, World Bank, State and Trends of the Carbon Market 2008 (May 2008)\n\"The report\u2019s data shows that the global carbon market doubled or tripled in value for all segments, except for projects in developing countries which saw a leveling off of market volumes transacted under the Clean Development Mechanisms (CDM)\u2014from 537 million tons of carbon dioxide equivalent (MtCO2e) in 2006 to 551 MtCO2e in 2007. The report\u2019s analysis cautions that market momentum may be at a crossroads for many developing countries just as they are beginning to reap the benefits of carbon finance and are stepping forward to show that they are making efforts to mitigate climate change through advancing clean energy technology. The report shows that the CDM is delivering on clean energy\u2014energy efficiency and renewable energy accounted for nearly two-thirds of the transacted volumes in the project-based market.\"\u2014Press release no. 2008/305/SDN (May 7, 2008)\nMichael D. Christian et al., Definitive Care for the Critically Ill During a Disaster: Current Capabilities and Limitations CHEST, v.133, no.5 (May 2008)\n\"In the twentieth century, rarely have mass casualty events yielded hundreds or thousands of critically ill patients requiring definitive critical care. However, future catastrophic natural disasters, epidemics or pandemics, nuclear device detonations, or large chemical exposures may change usual disaster epidemiology and require a large critical care response. This article reviews the existing state of emergency preparedness for mass critical illness and presents an analysis of limitations to support the suggestions of the Task Force on Mass Casualty Critical Care, which are presented in subsequent articles. Baseline shortages of specialized resources such as critical care staff, medical supplies, and treatment spaces are likely to limit the number of critically ill victims who can receive life-sustaining interventions. The deficiency in critical care surge capacity is exacerbated by lack of a sufficient framework to integrate critical care within the overall institutional response and coordination of critical care across local institutions and broader geographic areas.\"\u2014Abstract.\nClimate Counts, Company Scorecard (2008)\n\"Developed by Climate Counts with leading climate experts in business, academics, and advocacy, the Scorecard is a tool that your business or organization can use to continually self-audit your progress in taking climate change seriously. More broadly, you can use the Scorecard to influence your supply chain to embody your own organization's climate commitment.\"\nClimate Registry, General Reporting Protocol (Ver. 1.1) (May 2008)\n\"The Climate Registry is a nonprofit partnership developing an accurate, complete, consistent and transparent greenhouse gas emissions measurement protocol that is capable of supporting voluntary and mandatory greenhouse gas emission reporting policies for its Members and Reporters. It will provide a verified set of greenhouse gas emissions data from its Reporters supported by a robust accounting and verification infrastructure.\"\nLiese Coulter, Pep Canadell & Shobhakar Dhakal, Global Carbon Project (GCP), Carbon Reductions and Offsets: A GCP Report for the ESSP (GCP Report no. 6) (July 15, 2007)\n\"Voluntary carbon offsets are most beneficial if the purchase of offsets is preceded by the implementation of measures to reduce or avoid emissions.\n\"While there are currently a number of competing standards for voluntary offsets with somewhat different criteria, verification has proven to be a step in the offset process that cannot be missed. The early open-ended and innovative carbon offsets were developed independently and initiated the market. Many of these providers are contributing their experience to the new standards, which foster maturity and balance through agreed measures and milestones.\n\"As with any investment, financial support for offsets has broader implications for communities, ecosystems and development than the initial purpose intended. Credible carbon offsets must yield the promised level of emission reduction as a primary requirement. There are real economic, social and environmental benefits to be considered when selecting among credible projects, based on additional sustainable outcomes reflecting the values of individuals and organisations.\n\"Carbon offset projects also allow developed nations to direct funding to less developed countries, which have limited capacity to deal with the most immediate climate change effects, yet shoulder the cost of implementing new low-carbon technologies.\"\u2014Executive Summary.\nJames Hamilton, CCH Principal Analyst, Food, Conservation and Energy Act of 2008 Removes Enron Loophole and Reforms Electronic Energy Markets (2008)\n\"A measure reauthorizing the CFTC and closing the Enron loophole is included in the massive Farm Bill that has been reported out of a House-Senate conference, passed by Congress, and awaits presidential action. Provisions in the Food, Conservation and Energy Act of 2008 (HR 2419) would end the Enron-inspired exemption from federal oversight now provided to electronic energy trading markets set up for large traders. It will ensure the ability of the CFTC to police all U.S. energy exchanges to prevent price manipulation and excessive speculation. These bipartisan provisions would give the CFTC the ability to scrutinize these transactions in energy commodities and prosecute traders that are manipulating energy prices. The House passed the bill by a 318-106 vote; the Senate vote was 81-15.\"\u2014Introduction.\nIntergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), IPCC Scoping Meeting on Renewable Energy Sources: Proceedings (January 20-25, 2008)\n\"The document, edited by Olav Hohmeyer and Tom Trittin, includes articles by scholars in the area, presented at the meeting held in January.\" Topics include renewable energy, biomass, solar energy, hydropower, investment, and more.\nK.L. Kimbrough et al., National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), An Assessment of Two Decades of Contaminant Monitoring in the Nation's Coastal Zone (NOAA National Status & Trends, Mussell Watch Report) (NOAA Technical Memorandum NOS NCCOS 74) (2008)\n\"Information found in this report covers the years 1986 through 2005. Mussel Watch began monitoring a suite of trace metals and organic contaminants such as DDT, PCBs and PAHs. Through time additional chemicals were added, and today approximately 140 analytes are monitored. The Mussel Watch Program is the longest running estuarine and coastal pollutant monitoring effort conducted in the United States that is national in scope each year. Hundreds of scientific journal articles and technical reports based on Mussel Watch data have been written; however, this report is the first that presents local, regional and national findings across all years in a Quick Reference format, suitable for use by policy makers, scientists, resource managers and the general public.\"\u2014Executive Summary.\nThomas R. Knutson et al., Simulated Reduction in Atlantic Hurricane Frequency under Twenty-First-Century Warming Conditions, Nature Geoscience (letter) (May 18, 2008)\n\"Increasing sea surface temperatures in the tropical Atlantic Ocean and measures of Atlantic hurricane activity have been reported to be strongly correlated since at least 1950, raising concerns that future greenhouse-gas-induced warming could lead to pronounced increases in hurricane activity. Models that explicitly simulate hurricanes are needed to study the influence of warming ocean temperatures on Atlantic hurricane activity, complementing empirical approaches. Our regional climate model of the Atlantic basin reproduces the observed rise in hurricane counts between 1980 and 2006, along with much of the interannual variability, when forced with observed sea surface temperatures and atmospheric conditions. Here we assess, in our model system, the changes in large-scale climate that are projected to occur by the end of the twenty-first century by an ensemble of global climate models, and\nfind that Atlantic hurricane and tropical storm frequencies are reduced. At the same time, near-storm rainfall rates increase substantially. Our results do not support the notion of large increasing trends in either tropical storm or hurricane frequency driven by increases in atmospheric greenhouse-gas concentrations.\"\u2014Abstract.\nLaw Librarian Blog, WILD Foundation's Handbook on International Wilderness Law and Policy (May 12, 2008)\n\"A Handbook on International Wilderness Law and Policy, published by The WILD Foundation and Fulcrum Publishing, is the first comprehensive guide to wilderness laws and policies around the world. It provides a detailed \"how-to\" guide for conservation professionals interested in developing new wilderness laws or policies in their countries; and also provides the most current information to practitioners in countries where wilderness laws and policies are already in place, but who are interested in learning from approaches and experiences in other countries. Included in the book are case studies from 12 countries and one indigenous group as well as a matrix comparing different wilderness definitions around the world.\"\u2014Book description.\nMichael F. Martin, Analyst in Asian Trade and Finance, Foreign Affairs, Defense, and Trade Division & Rhoda Margesson, Specialist in International Humanitarian Policy, Foreign Affairs, Defense, and Trade Division, Congressional Research Service (CRS), Cyclone Nargis and Burma\u2019s Constitutional Referendum (CRS Report for Congress Order Code RL34481) (May 9, 2008)\n\"Even before Cyclone Nargis struck, the junta was already facing a highly controversial referendum on a proposed constitution scheduled for May 10, 2008 that could shape U.S. and other countries\u2019 policies toward Burma. As a consequence, the evolution and implications of the humanitarian crisis are inextricably linked to Burma\u2019s political situation and its relations with the international community. In a widely criticized move, although the military junta decided to postpone the vote for two weeks in some of the more damaged areas of Burma, it indicates it still intends to hold the constitutional referendum in most of Burma on May 10, 2008. Critics have called for the cancellation or postponement of the vote for all of Burma.\"\u2014Summary.\nJames E. McCarthy, Specialist in Environmental Policy, Resources, Science, and Industry Division, Congressional Research Service (CRS), Revising the National Ambient Air Quality Standard for Lead (CRS Report for Congress Order Code RL34479) (May 7, 2008)\n\"The Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), under a court order to review the National Ambient Air Quality Standard (NAAQS) for lead, proposed to revise the standard on May 1, 2008, reducing it from 1.5 micrograms per cubic meter\n(\u03bcg/m3) to within the range of 0.10 to 0.30 \u03bcg/m3. The proposal\u2019s publication in the Federal Register will begin a 60-day public comment period. The agency must promulgate a final standard by September 15, 2008.\"\u2014Summary.\nNational Earthquake Hazards Reduction Program (NEHRP), Strategic Plan for the National Earthquake Hazards Reduction Program Fiscal Years 2008-2012 (Draft for Public Review and Comment) (April 2008)\n\"This Strategic Plan for the National Earthquake Hazards Reduction Program (NEHRP) for Fiscal Years 2008-2012 is submitted to Congress by the Interagency Coordinating Committee (ICC) of NEHRP, as required by the Earthquake Hazards Reduction Act of 1977 (Public Law 95-124, 42 U.S.C. 7701 et. seq.), as amended by Public Law 108-360.\nThe Plan outlines a cooperative program of earthquake monitoring, research, implementation, education, and outreach activities performed by the NEHRP agencies. These agencies are:\nthe Federal Emergency Management Agency;\nthe National Institute of Standards and Technology, the NEHRP lead agency;\nthe National Science Foundation; and,\nthe U.S. Geological Survey.\"\nNational Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), NOAA Predicts Near Normal or Above Normal Atlantic Hurricane Season: As With Any Season, Preparation is Essential (May 22, 2008)\n\"NOAA\u2019s Climate Prediction Center today announced that projected climate conditions point to a near normal or above normal hurricane season in the Atlantic Basin this year. The prediction was issued at a news conference called to urge residents in vulnerable areas to be fully prepared for the onset of hurricane season, which begins June 1.\"\u2014Press release.\nOffice of the Federal Environmental Executive, White House Task Force on Waste Prevention and Recycling, Leading by Example: A Report to the President on Federal Environmental and Energy Management (2004-2006) (October 2007)\n\"This 2007 report highlights accomplishments in the areas of energy efficiency, renewable energy, waste reduction and recycling, high performance buildings, environmentally smart procurement, electronics stewardship, and fleet management. The report also highlights advancement in the area of environmental management system implementation, and how that framework is being used to maximize efforts in the practice areas.\"\u2014Preface.\nPeter R. Orszag, Director, Congressional Budget Office (CBO), Containing the Cost of a Cap-and-Trade Program for Carbon Dioxide Emissions (Testimony before the Committee on Energy and Natural Resources, United States Senate) (May 20, 2008)\n\"The cost of meeting an emission target with a cap-and-trade program could be reduced, potentially quite substantially, by providing firms flexibility in the timing of their efforts to reduce emissions. In particular, the most cost-effective cap-and-trade design would encourage firms to make greater reductions when the cost of doing so was low and would allow them leeway to lessen their efforts when the cost was high. Providing firms with such flexibility could also prevent large fluctuations in the price of allowances that could be disruptive to the economy. The reduction in economic burden need not come at the cost of additional environmental risk: The flexibility to shift emission reductions across years could be designed to achieve any given cumulative reduction in emissions over the medium or long term.\"\nAndrea Rossi & Yianna Lambrou, Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nation (FAO), Gender and Equity Issues in Liquid Biofuels Production: Minimizing the Risks to Maximize the Opportunities (2008)\n\"The production of liquid biofuels is rapidly increasing in developing countries, due mainly to the establishment of large-scale biofuel feedstock plantations1. This results in potential socio-economic benefits, particularly in terms of agricultural employment, as well as risks, which tend to be context-specific. This paper explores the potential gender-differentiated risks associated with the large-scale production of first-generation liquid biofuels in developing countries. The objective of this study is to engage in an in-depth discussion of some hypothetical risks and identify research and policy strategies to address them, in order to maximize the opportunities offered by biofuels production. A subsequent paper will explore the benefits of small-scale biofuels production for energy generation in rural areas.\"\u2014Why Link Gender, Equity Issues and Liquid Biofuels Production?\nStatistics Canada, Human Activity and the Environment: Climate Change in Canada (April 22, 2008)\n\"Canada's emissions of greenhouse gases (GHGs), major contributors to climate change, rose 25% between 1990 and 2005. However, without increases in energy efficiency, the increase in emissions would have been even greater.\"\nStrategic Studies Institute (SSI), Global Climate Change: National Security Implications, Carolyn Pumphrey ed. (May 2008)\n\"On March 29-31, 2007, the Strategic Studies Institute and the Triangle Institute for Security Studies conducted a colloquium on 'Global Climate Change: National Security Implications' held in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. This volume is based on the proceedings of this conference. Chapter 1 addresses the growing historical awareness of the threat and outlines the science of climate-change. Chapters 2 and 3 focus on how climate change might affect human societies and the degree to which it might cause or exacerbate violence and conflict. Particular attention is paid to the implications for the security of the United States. Chapters 4 and 5 consider a variety of potential solutions, ranging from international diplomacy to the development of efficient technologies. Chapters 6 and 7 focus on the role of the U.S. Armed Forces.\"\nUnited Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), Human Cloning: Ethical Issues (2d ed., updated) (2005)\n\"While each nation must determine for its society the proper limits to set on cloning, much can be gained from discussion and reflection at the international level. Understandably, it has been decision-makers, scientists and bioethicists who have assumed a leading role in the discussions relating to cloning and the profound ethical questions that it poses for humanity. However, other bodies of opinion, including the public at large, also have a major stake in a wider ethical debate and they often wish to know more.\"\u2014Ko\u00efchiro Matsuura, Director-General of UNESCO, Preface.\nUnited States Department of Energy (DOE), 20% Wind Energy by 2030: Increasing Wind Energy\u2019s Contribution to U.S. Electricity Supply (DOE/GO-102008-2567) (Prepublication version, May 2008)\n\"The U.S Department of Energy (DOE) today released a first-of-its kind report that examines the technical feasibility of harnessing wind power to provide up to 20 percent of the nation\u2019s total electricity needs by 2030. Entitled 20 Percent Wind Energy by 2030, the report identifies requirements to achieve this goal including reducing the cost of wind technologies, citing new transmission infrastructure, and enhancing domestic manufacturing capability. Most notably, the report identifies opportunities for 7.6 cumulative gigatons of CO2 to be avoided by 2030, saving 825 million metric tons in 2030 and every year thereafter if wind energy achieves 20 percent of the nation\u2019s electricity mix. As part of President Bush\u2019s Advanced Energy Initiative announced in 2006, clean, secure and sustainable wind energy has the potential to play an increasingly important role in the Bush Administration\u2019s long-term energy strategy to make investments today to fundamentally change the way we power U.S. homes and businesses and to help reduce greenhouse gas emissions growth by 2025.\"\u2014Press release (May 12, 2008)\nUnited States Department of Energy (DOE), Energy Information Administration (EIA), Energy Market and Economic Impacts of S.2191, the Lieberman-Warner Climate Security Act of 2007, et al. (April 2008)\n\"This report responds to a request from Senators Lieberman and Warner for an analysis of S. 2191, the Lieberman-Warner Climate Security Act of 2007. S. 2191 is a complex bill regulating emissions of greenhouse gases through market-based mechanisms, energy efficiency programs, and economic incentives. This analysis focuses on the impacts of the greenhouse gas cap-and-trade program established under Title I of S. 2191.\" The beSpacific post linked here includes other relevant EIA resources in addition to the S.2191 report.\nUnited States Department of Energy (DOE), Energy Information Administration (EIA), U.S. Carbon Dioxide Emissions from Energy Sources 2007 Flash Estimate (May 2008)\n\"The flash estimate is based on data published in the Energy Information Administration\u2019s Monthly Energy Review (April 2008). These estimates are considered to be preliminary. More detailed estimates of Greenhouse Gas Emissions from all sources, energy and non-energy, will appear in the report Emissions of Greenhouse Gases in the United States, 2007, which is scheduled to be released in November 2008.\"\nUnited States Department of Transportation (DOT), Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA), Transport Canada (TC) & the Secretariat of Transport and Communications of Mexico (SCT), 2008 Emergency Response Guidebook: A Guidebook for First Responders During the Initial Phase of a Dangerous Goods/Hazardous Materials Transportation Incident (2008)\n\"The Emergency Response Guidebook (ERG2008) was developed . . . for use by firefighters, police, and other emergency services personnel who may be the first to arrive at the scene of a transportation incident involving a hazardous material. It is primarily a guide to aid first responders in (1) quickly identifying the specific or generic classification of the material(s) involved in the incident, and (2) protecting themselves and the general public during this initial response phase of the incident. The ERG is updated every three to four years to accommodate new products and technology. The next version is scheduled for 2012.\"\nUnited States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), EPA's Report on the Environment 2008 (EPA/600/R-07/045F) (May 2008)\n\"The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency issued the 2008 EPA Report on the Environment today, a document that provides the American people with information on trends in the condition of air, water, and land and related changes in human health in the United States.\n\"In addition to national scale indicators, the ROE also provides data broken out by EPA Regions. This includes nearly 30 indicators for EPA Region 8, which includes the states of Colorado, Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Utah and Wyoming. Indicators presented include air pollutant emissions and concentrations, acid deposition, drinking water quality, land use patterns, population, fertilizer use, cardiovascular and pulmonary disease, forestland, fish populations, carbon storage, temperature and precipitation, and more.\"\u2014Press release (May 20, 2008)\nUnited States House of Representatives, Committee on Energy and Commerce, Getting the Most Greenhouse Gas Reductions for Our Money (White Paper) (May 2008)\n\"One of the Committee's goals in designing a comprehensive climate change program is to achieve the necessary greenhouse gas reductions for the least cost and with the least economic disruption. Reducing greenhouse gas emissions will be an expensive proposition, but scientists tell us that not reducing emissions will leave future generations with serious problems that will cost even more to address. This White Paper discusses ways to keep costs as low as feasible while still achieving our environmental goals.\nThe most important way to keep costs down is to establish a system that will achieve lowest-cost reductions. The climate change debate often focuses on the need for expensive measures. If the program is structured properly, however, significant reductions can be achieved by economically beneficial measures (i.e., measures with savings that exceed costs). In large part, these measures are improvements in energy efficiency and productivity.\"\u2014Executive Summary.\nUnited States House of Representatives, Committee on Homeland Security, Subcommittee on Emerging Threats, Cybersecurity, and Science and Technology, Implications of Cyber Vulnerabilities on the Resiliency and Security of the Electric Grid (May 21, 2008)\n\"The Congress made FERC responsible for overseeing the reliability of the bulk power system, but it provided specific restrictions on the procedures to be used to develop and put into effect mandatory reliability standards. [Section 215 of the Federal Power Act] is an adequate basis to protect the bulk power system against most reliability threats, and for that reason I do not believe there is a need to amend section 215. However, I believe a different statutory mechanism is needed to protect the grid against cyber security threats, given the nature of these threats.\"\u2014Testimony of the Honorable Joseph T. Kelliher, Chairman, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission.\nWorld Wildlife Fund (WWF), Arctic Climate Impact Science: An Update Since ACIA (April 2008)\n\"This report presents a wide-ranging review of arctic climate impact science published since the Arctic Climate Impact Assessment (ACIA) in 2005. It spans the width of subject areas, covering impacts on physical and biological systems, as well as on humanity. The report presents the scientific evidence for arctic climate change impacts in review sections, each of which targets a particular arctic system or cross-cutting arctic theme. A separate bullet-point section highlights what expert reviewers, authors, and editors rank as the most important findings.\"\u2014Executive Summary.\nBrent D. Yacobucci, Specialist in Energy and Environmental Policy, Resources, Science, and Industry Division, Congresssional Research Service (CRS), Biofuels Incentives: A Summary of Federal Programs (CRS Report for Congress Order Code RL33572) (Updated March 18, 2008)\n\"Ethanol and biodiesel, the two most widely used biofuels, receive significant government support under [recent legislation] in the form of mandated fuel use, tax incentives, loan and grant programs, and certain regulatory requirements. The 18 programs and provisions listed in this report have been established over the past 27 years, and are administered by five separate agencies and departments: Environmental Protection Agency, U.S. Department of Agriculture, Department of Energy, Internal Revenue Service, and Customs and Border Protection. These programs target a variety of beneficiaries, including farmers and rural small businesses, biofuel producers, petroleum suppliers, and fuel marketers. Arguably, the most significant federal programs for biofuels have been tax credits for the production or sale of ethanol and biodiesel. However, with the establishment of the renewable fuels standard (RFS) under P.L. 109-58, Congress has mandated biofuels use; P.L. 110-140 significantly expanded that mandate. In the long term, the mandate may prove even more significant than tax incentives in promoting the use of these fuels.\"\u2014Summary.",
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        "raw_content": "Home \u203a Collections \u203a Encyclopedia \u203a Jephthah's Daughter: Midrash and Aggadah\nJephthah's Daughter: Midrash and Aggadah\nThe Rabbis severely criticize Jephthah\u2019s vow and conduct that resulted in the senseless death of his daughter. Jephthah is portrayed as a haughty individual, who flaunts his position as commander of all the military chieftains, when in actuality he was an ignoramus, unlettered in the Torah; they compare him to a \u201csycamore shoot\u201d that is easily broken (Tanhuma [ed. Buber], Behukotai 7).\nIn order to win the war against the Ammonites, Jephthah takes a vow that the Rabbis characterize as \u201cunfitting\u201d: \u201cThen whatever comes out of the door of my house to meet me on my safe return from the Ammonites shall be the Lord\u2019s and shall be offered by me as a burnt offering\u201d (Jud. 11:31). The Holy One, blessed be He, is angry with Jephthah and tells him: \u201cIf a camel, or an ass, or a dog had come out, would you offer it to Me as a burnt offering?\u201d Jephthah\u2019s vow reflects impulsive and ostentatious behavior, without any thought and without taking into account possible consequences. The Holy One, blessed be He, also responded to Jephthah in an \u201cunfitting\u201d manner, and arranged for his only daughter to greet him on his victorious return from battle (Gen. Rabbah 60:3).\nJephthah\u2019s daughter, on the other hand, is presented as wise and practical. She seeks to find various ways by which to nullify the vow. She tells her father that the Torah commands man to bring offerings of cattle, from the herd or from the flock (Lev. 1:2) rather than human sacrifices. Her father replies that his vow was couched in general wording, \u201cwhatever comes out of the door of my house.\u201d His daughter\u2019s response to this argument is that the Patriarch Jacob also made a general vow: \u201cand of all that You give me, I will set aside a tithe for You\u201d (Gen. 28:22), and although twelve sons were later born to him, he did not sacrifice a single one of his offspring. But this argument also fails to convince Jephthah. The daughter is therefore presented\u2014in contrast to her father\u2014as conversant in the laws of the Torah and the stories of the Bible. She argues with her father like a sharp-witted Torah scholar who employs logical reasoning. Unfortunately, none of her arguments succeeds in deterring her father from fulfilling his vow. The midrash asserts that if Jephthah had read the laws of vows in the Torah, he would not have lost his daughter (Tanhuma [ed. Buber], Behukotai 7). When the daughter realized that her father would not listen to her arguments, she asked him to go to the Sanhedrin since perhaps they would find a pretext for releasing him from his vow; but the Holy One, blessed be He, hid the law from them.\nThe Rabbis are also critical of the members of that entire generation, on account of whose arrogance Jephthah\u2019s daughter died. In their opinion, the vow could have been annulled, for a Tannaitic halakhah states that something not fit to be offered on the altar shall not be so offered and accordingly possesses no sanctity (that it would have as a designated sacrifice) (Lev. Rabbah 37:4; Midrash Aggadah, ed. Buber, Lev. 27). Moreover, Phinehas the High Priest lived in that generation and he could have annulled the vow. Phinehas, however, said: \u201cI am a High Priest, the son of a High Priest; shall I debase myself and go to Jephthah, who is a boor?\u201d Jephthah likewise said: \u201cI am the head of the tribes of Israel, shall I debase myself by going to a commoner?\u201d The midrash comments: \u201cAnd between those two, the unfortunate girl was lost.\u201d In order to depict what befell the daughter of Jephthah, the Rabbis use a popular proverb: \u201cBetween the midwife and the woman in labor, the son of the unfortunate woman was lost\u201d (Gen. Rabbah 60:3). The adage reverses the female and the male characters in the narrative. It portrays Jephthah and Phinehas as sabotaging the task that has been entrusted to them; instead of helping to impart life, they take it. Jephthah\u2019s daughter is presented as an infant that has yet to realize itself in the world, and dies through no fault of its own.\nBoth Phinehas and Jephthah are liable for the death of the latter\u2019s daughter. The High Priest was punished by losing his ruah ha-kodesh (the spirit of divine inspiration), while Jephthah\u2019s penalty consists of the shedding of his limbs, which are buried in numerous places, as is learned from Jud. 12:7: \u201cThen Jephthah the Gileadite died and he was buried in the towns of Gilead.\u201d One limb would slough away and be buried in one location, and then another would fall off somewhere else and be buried there (Gen. Rabbah, loc. cit.).\nWhen Jephthah could find no reason to annul his vow, he slaughtered his daughter before the Holy One, blessed be He, an act that the Lord found loathsome. A heavenly voice cried out at this injustice, and exclaimed: \u201c\u2018Did I ask that lives be offered before Me?\u2019 As it is said in Jer. 19:5 [in the context of Baal worship]: \u2018which I never commanded, never decreed, and which never came to My Mind\u2019\u201d (Tanhuma [ed. Buber], Behukotai 7).\nEvery year since, in the month of Tevet, on the day on which Jephthah fulfilled his vow, water would turn to blood, and the daughters of Israel would weep for four days over Jephthah\u2019s daughter (an ancient aggadah preserved in the Addenda to Mahzor Vitry, p. 14).\nMore on: Children, Bible, Midrash and Aggadah\nPixie5 5 years ago\nAs I understand it, the Midrash is commentary, so I am not sure that it would contain any historical significance. But in the Torah, it says specifically that she told her father that he had to keep his vow to God. So while I like the plucky heroin depicted in the Midrash, it contradicts the Torah. It seems to me to be an attempt to whitewash the Torah. It also seems that God or other people who knew about his vow, could have easilly stopped him. Why would you need a priest to stop a clearly immoral action? .Any immoral action ought to be automatically null and void.\nNGPM 3 years ago\n\"Why would you need a priest to stop a clearly immoral action? .Any immoral action ought to be automatically null and void.\"\nI get the feeling you're approaching moral theology from a much more advanced \"hierarchical\" framework than most Israelites of the time likely subscribed to. The concept of \"the Law was made for man, not man for the Law\" was not well-understood; neither, in all likelihood, was the nature of God: while it is clear the ancient Israelites knew they themselves were to have no other God before their national God it is much less clear that whether they understood, before the Babylonian captivity, this to mean there exists *one and only* God.\nAll this gets back to the reason for establishing clergy and hierarchies in the first place: man in his fallen state cannot be relied upon to follow through the necessary steps. But the apocryphal tale of the priest refusing to annul the vow is also a cautionary tale illustrating the catastrophic results of misuse of authority.\nKadari, Tamar. \"Jephthah's Daughter: Midrash and Aggadah.\" Jewish Women: A Comprehensive Historical Encyclopedia. 20 March 2009. Jewish Women's Archive. (Viewed on February 15, 2019) <https://jwa.org/encyclopedia/article/jephthahs-daughter-midrash-and-aggadah>.",
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        "raw_content": "\u2190 PRESIDENT BARACK HUSSEIN OBAMA: DOWN TO BUSINESS\nHere is a great article that speaks of the diversity of President Obama\u2019s family; a diversity that reflects the varied family mosaic that has been a part of America from its earliest beginnings, through centuries, through generations.\nA PORTRAIT OF CHANGE \u2013 IN FIRST FAMILY, A NATION OF MANY FACES\nWASHINGTON \u2014 The president\u2019s elderly stepgrandmother brought him an oxtail fly whisk, a mark of power at home in Kenya. Cousins journeyed from the South Carolina town where the first lady\u2019s great-great-grandfather was born into slavery, while the rabbi in the family came from the synagogue where he had been commemorating Martin Luther King\u2019s Birthday. The president and first lady\u2019s siblings were there, too, of course: his Indonesian-American half-sister, who brought her Chinese-Canadian husband, and her brother, a black man with a white wife.\nThree generations of Barack Obama\u2019s family celebrate.\nPhotographs From the Inauguration\nA Diverse First Family\nPresident Obama hugged his half-sister, Maya Soetoro-Ng, at her December 2003 wedding to Konrad Ng, third from right, in Hawaii. From left, his daughters, Sasha and Malia; his grandmother Madelyne Dunham, seated; Konrad\u2019s parents, Joan and Howard Ng, and brother Perry Ng; and Michelle Obama.\nWhen President Barack Obama was sworn in on Tuesday, he was surrounded by an extended clan that would have shocked past generations of Americans and instantly redrew the image of a first family for future ones.\nAs they convened to take their family\u2019s final step in its journey from Africa and into the White House, the group seemed as if it had stepped out of the pages of Mr. Obama\u2019s memoir \u2014 no longer the disparate kin of a young man wondering how he fit in, but the embodiment of a new president\u2019s promise of change.\nFor well over two centuries, the United States has been vastly more diverse than its ruling families. Now the Obama family has flipped that around, with a Technicolor cast that looks almost nothing like their overwhelmingly white, overwhelmingly Protestant predecessors in the role. The family that produced Barack and Michelle Obama is black and white and Asian, Christian, Muslim and Jewish. They speak English; Indonesian; French; Cantonese; German; Hebrew; African languages including Swahili, Luo and Igbo; and even a few phrases of Gullah, the Creole dialect of the South Carolina Lowcountry. Very few are wealthy, and some \u2014 like Sarah Obama, the stepgrandmother who only recently got electricity and running water in her metal-roofed shack \u2014 are quite poor.\n\u201cOur family is new in terms of the White House, but I don\u2019t think it\u2019s new in terms of the country,\u201d Maya Soetoro-Ng, the president\u2019s younger half-sister, said last week. \u201cI don\u2019t think the White House has always reflected the textures and flavors of this country.\u201d\nThough the world is recognizing the inauguration of the first African-American president, the story is a more complex narrative, about immigration, social mobility and the desegregation of one of the last divided institutions in American life: the family. It is a tale of self-determination, full of refusals to follow the tracks laid by history or religion or parentage.\nMr. Obama follows the second President Bush, who had a presidential son\u2019s self-assured grip on power. Aside from a top-quality education, the new president came to politics with none of his predecessor\u2019s advantages: no famous last name, no deep-pocketed parents to finance early forays into politics and, in fact, not much of a father at all. So Mr. Obama built his political career from scratch, with best-selling books and long-shot runs for office, leaving his relatives astonished at where he has brought them.\n\u201cIt is so mind-boggling that there is a black president,\u201d Craig Robinson, Mrs. Obama\u2019s brother, said in an interview. \u201cThen you layer on top of it that I am related to him? And then you layer on top of that that it\u2019s my brother-in-law? That is so overwhelming, I can\u2019t hardly think about it.\u201d\nThough Mr. Obama is the son of a black Kenyan, he has some conventionally presidential roots on his white mother\u2019s side: abolitionists who, according to family legend, were chased out of Missouri, a slave state; Midwesterners who weathered the Depression; even a handful of distant ancestors who fought in the Revolutionary War. (Ever since he became a United States senator, the Sons of the American Revolution has tried to recruit him. )\nBut far less has been known about Mrs. Obama\u2019s roots \u2014 even by the first lady herself.\nGrowing up on the South Side of Chicago, \u201cit was sort of passed-down folklore that so-and-so was related to so-and-so and their mother and father was a slave,\u201d Mr. Robinson said.\nDrawing on old census data, family records and interviews, it is clear that Mrs. Obama is indeed the descendant of slaves and a daughter of the Great Migration, the mass movement of African-Americans northward in the first half of the 20th century in search of opportunity. Mrs. Obama\u2019s family found it, but not without outsize measures of adversity and disappointment along the way.\nTracing Family Roots\nOnly five generations ago, the first lady\u2019s great-great-grandfather, Jim Robinson, was born a slave on Friendfield Plantation in Georgetown, S.C., where he almost certainly drained swamps, harvested rice and was buried in an unmarked grave. As a child, Mrs. Obama used to visit her Georgetown relatives, but she only learned during the campaign that her forebears had been enslaved in the same town where she and her cousins had played.\nAccording to Megan Smolenyak, a genealogist who has uncovered the roots of many political figures, Mrs. Obama has ancestors with similar backgrounds across the South.\nThe public records they left behind give only the briefest glimpses of their lives: Fanny Laws Humphrey, one of Mrs. Obama\u2019s great-great-grandmothers, was a cook in Birmingham, Ala., born before the end of the Civil War. Another set of great-great-grandparents, Mary and Nelson Moten, seem to have left Kentucky for Chicago in the early 1860s, a hint they might have been free before the end of the Civil War. And in 1910, some of Mrs. Obama\u2019s ancestors are listed in a census as mulatto, adding some support to family whispers of a white ancestor.\nBarack Obama Campaign\nFraser Robinson III and his wife, Marian, with their children, Craig and Michelle, now the first lady. Mr. Robinson put both children through Princeton.\nThe jobs that her relatives held in the early 20th century \u2014 domestic servant, coal sorter, dressmaker \u2014 suggest an escape from sharecropping, the system that trapped many former slaves and their children in penury for generations.\nStill, the family\u2019s progress has a two steps forward, one step back quality. Jim Robinson was born into slavery, but his son, Fraser, ran a lunch truck in Georgetown. In turn, his son, Fraser Jr., struck out for Chicago in search of something better. But he was unable to find work, and left his wife and children for 14 years, according to his son Nomenee Robinson. As a result, Mrs. Obama\u2019s father was on welfare as a boy and started working on a milk truck at 11.\nAfter serving in the Army in World War II and finally securing a job as a postal clerk, Fraser Robinson Jr. rejoined his family. He was so thrifty that he would bring home chemicals to do the family dry cleaning in the bathtub. But his son \u2014 Mrs. Obama\u2019s father, Fraser Robinson III \u2014 became overwhelmed with debt and dropped out of college after a year. He worked in a city boiler room for the rest of his life, helping to send his four younger siblings to college, then his two children, Mrs. Obama and her brother, to Princeton.\nClassroom Values\nFor all of the vast differences in the Obama and Robinson histories, a few common threads run through. Education is one of them. As a young man, Mr. Obama\u2019s father herded goats, then won a scholarship to study in the Kenyan capital. When Mr. Obama lived in Indonesia as a child, his mother woke him up for at 4 a.m. for English lessons; meanwhile, in Chicago, Mrs. Obama\u2019s mother was bringing home math and reading workbooks so her children would always be a few lessons ahead in school.\nOnly through education, generations of Robinsons taught their children, would they ever succeed in a racist society, relatives said. \u201cMy mother would say, \u2018When you acquire knowledge, you acquire something no one could take away from you,\u2019 \u201d Craig Robinson said.\nThe families also share a kind of adventurous self-determination. In the standard telling, the Obama side is the one that bent the rules of geography and ethnicity. Yet the first lady\u2019s family, the supposed South Side traditionalists, includes several members who literally or figuratively ventured far from home. Nomenee Robinson was an early participant in the Peace Corps, serving in India for two years; later, he moved to Nigeria, where he met his wife; the couple now live in Chicago. Capers Funnye Jr., a cousin of Mrs. Obama\u2019s and a rabbi, was brought up in the black church, he said, but as a young man, he felt a calling to Judaism he could not ignore.\nIn daring cross-cultural leaps, no figure quite matches Stanley Ann Dunham Soetoro, Mr. Obama\u2019s mother. As a university student in Honolulu, she hung out at the East-West Center, a cultural exchange organization, meeting two successive husbands there: Barack Obama, an economics student from Kenya, and later, Lolo Soetoro, an Indonesian.\nDecades later, her daughter Maya Soetoro was picking up fliers at the same East-West Center when she noticed Konrad Ng, a Chinese-Canadian student, now her husband.\nNow the Obama-Robinson family\u2019s move to the White House seems like a symbolic end point for the once-firm idea that people of different backgrounds should not date, marry or bear children. In Mr. Obama\u2019s lifetime, racial intermarriage not only became legal everywhere in the United States, but has started to flourish. As many as a quarter of white Americans and nearly half of black Americans belong to a multiracial family, estimates Joshua R. Goldstein of the Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research.\nDiversity inside families, said Michael J. Rosenfeld, a sociologist at Stanford University, is \u201cthe most interesting kind of diversity there is, because it brings people together cheek by jowl in a way that they never were before.\u201d\n\u201cThere\u2019s nothing as powerful as family relationships,\u201d Mr. Rosenfeld said, \u201cand that\u2019s why interracial marriage was illegal for so long in the U.S.\u201d\nInitially, some of the unions in the Obama family caused consternation. \u201cWhat can you say when your son announces he\u2019s going to marry a Mzungu?\u201d said Sarah Obama in an interview, using the Swahili term for \u201cwhite person.\u201d But it was too late, she said, because the couple was deeply in love.\nBack Story: Jodi Kantor on the New First Family (mp3)\nNow, the relatives say, their family feels natural and right to them, that they think of each other as individuals, not as members of groups. Ms. Soetoro-Ng said she was not \u201cthe Indonesian sister,\u201d but just Maya.\nOn Monday, some of Mr. Obama\u2019s Kenyan relatives milled around the lobby of the Mayflower Hotel here, their colorful headscarves earning them more curious glances than even the sports and pop music stars in the room. Zeituni Onyango, the president\u2019s aunt, explained that their family had always been able to absorb newcomers.\nPointing out that her male relatives used to take on multiple wives, she said, \u201cMy daddy said anyone coming into my family is my family.\u201d (Ms. Onyango, who lives in Boston, recently faced deportation charges, but those orders have been stayed and she is pursuing a green card.)\nAt holidays and celebrations, \u201cyou get a whole lot of people who are happy to be around family,\u201d Craig Robinson said. \u201cThey happen to be from different cultures, but the common thing is that they are all family.\u201d\n\u201cLike the inauguration, those celebrations draw on a happy mishmash of traditions and histories. Take the Obamas\u2019 1992 wedding, which included Kenyan family in traditional dress, a cloth-binding ceremony in which the bride and groom\u2019s hands were symbolically tied, and blues, jazz and classical music at the reception (held at a cultural center that was once a country club where black and Jewish Chicagoans were denied admission).\nWhite House events may now take on some of the same feel. Four years ago, when the family descended on Washington for Mr. Obama\u2019s Senate swearing-in, Mr. Ng strolled over to the White House gates and took a picture of his then-infant daughter, Suhaila \u2014 \u201cgentle\u201d in Swahili \u2014 sleeping in her stroller.\nDays before leaving Hawaii for the inauguration, Mr. Ng stared at the picture and wondered how much had changed since it was taken. After Tuesday\u2019s ceremony, he said, \u201cfolks like me will have a chance to be on the other side.\u201d\n2 responses to \u201cTHE OBAMAS: A FIRST FAMILY UNLIKE MANY OTHERS\u201d\nstephaniegirl\nWhat a beautiful portrait of a family that actually looks like America, the very America white supremacist supporters of Trump, McCrory, etc., want to destroy. They hate the idea of a Black First family and they hate facing the reality that America has never ever been a white nation. It was multiracial from the start. Enraged white men and women didn\u2019t like the Obamas, so they want to turn back the clock to 1900s when POC, Blacks, women, gays were subordinate and \u201cin their place.\u201d\nAnother thing, are white Americans so bothered by the presence of an intact Black family? To be honest, they are because seeing the Black First Family of the U.S. challenged the longstanding racist/sexist stereotypes of Black men, women, children and their families. 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        "raw_content": "Originally produced in 1991, priest-turned-playwright Joe Pintauro\u2019s provocative AIDS-themed drama Raft of the Medusa has a production history that\u2019s as interesting as the play itself. Upon its off-Broadway premiere in New York City\u2019s East Village, Raft closed after 9 previews and 30 performances, with mixed to positive reviews but lower than expected attendance. It\u2019s not entirely difficult to understand why Raft of the Medusa may have not been a huge attraction upon its initial debut. Given that advances in HIV/AIDS treatments still had a long way to go, the unflinching approach to the play\u2019s dark subject matter may simply have hit too close to home for many audience members\u2013 especially in New York City, where the epidemic was rampant. Fast forward to 2018, and Pintauro\u2019s drama, put into a new historical perspective, is ripe for rediscovery as a unsung classic of New York City theater. While admittedly more than a bit dated (One character declares, with wobbly optimism, how it is possible to live \u201cfive or six years\u201d with AIDS\u2026), the play\u2019s themes of changing social mores, forgiveness, hope, and survival are indeed timeless, and are in some ways more relevant than ever 27 years later. Barefoot Theatre Company\u2019s new revival of Raft, now playing at Manhattan\u2019s Flamboyan Theater at Clemente Soto Velez Cultural Center, does Pintauro\u2019s bold piece great justice, giving new generations an important\u2013 if not exactly happy\u2013 reminder of a tense and turbulent era in New York City sociocultural history. The very first scene of the play, in fact, delivers the theater attendees an image that was hauntingly familiar to those who remember the early days of the epidemic: a young man in his last few hours of life, disoriented and frail, with a body covered in KS lesions. We learn that the young man was a former rabbinical student named Donald (Perri Yaniv). This character\u2019s suffering is finally over. For the other twelve whom we next meet, including Donald\u2019s surviving lover Michael (Jeremy Brena), the anguish continues\u2013 particularly when Donald\u2019s ghost continues to confront Michael\u2019s seemingly tortured soul. We feel the characters\u2019 individual and collective pain from beginning to end. One of Pintauro\u2019s goals was clearly to challenge his audience, and Director Francisco Solorzano and the hardworking cast fulfill the playwright\u2019s goal.\nMetaphorically inspired by the legendary Th\u00e9odore G\u00e9ricault painting of the same name (which depicts the aftermath of a shipwreck: a raft full of the dead and the living), the setting of Raft of the Medusa is an AIDS support group in the 1980\u2019s led by dedicated doctor Jerry Rizzo (Gil Ron). The regulars of Rizzo\u2019s group compromise a deep cross-section of society\u2013 with various ages, sexual orientations, economic statuses, and ethnicities. While four of them are young gay or bisexual men (The jury is still out on the enigmatic character Larry, played by Christopher Whalen), other attendees include Bob (Michael Billingsley), a straight, married biker with a weakness for prostitutes; Jimmy (Francisco Solorzano), a drug dealer and former Rikers Island inmate; Alan (Bobby Daniel Rodriguez), a tempestuous and embittered PWA whose face is scarred by KS lesions; and Nairobi (Delissa Reynolds), a drug-addicted, homeless, speech- and hearing-impaired African-American woman whose entire family was wiped out by the virus. Another regular is Cora (Czarina Mada), an upper middle class woman who was infected by her bisexual lover during an extramarital affair. Cora, incidentally, is angry about the coarseness of the male members of the group, and openly bitter about men who have spread the virus to women. She specifically calls out Doug (Charles Everett), an openly bisexual Vietnam vet.\nWe also meet the new members of the group: a guarded, newly-infected teenage girl named Felicia (played with remarkably nuanced poise by Raiane Cantisano), and Alec Quinn (Robert Montana), a popular actor who gets permission to attend the group because, in his own words, \u201cI want to understand this thing.\u201d Needless to say, the other attendees are appropriately wary of the handsome actor, which causes some group tension. It turns out that Alec has a secret, and his inevitable disclosure is a moment of high drama in the play. However, that\u2019s only one moment of high drama in Raft of the Medusa-\u2013 a piece complete with emotional outbursts, nakedly candid confessions, frank discussions of the disease, and exploration of such contentious topics as assisted suicide. Not all the characters are likable, but it\u2019s impossible to turn away from their stories. At one point, it\u2019s discovered that another character may be breaching the group\u2019s trust and confidentiality. That particular revelation escalates to a shocking physical altercation, complete with a near-rape and an unexpected concealed weapon.\nAlthough the acoustics of the Flamboyan were not always kind to the necessary \u201ctheater in the round\u201d style of the play (The actors required some serious projection\u2026), all of the large, youthful cast are very good in their roles. As Tommy, a 20-something dancer who gets seriously star-struck with Alec the actor, Zac Porter offers many of the play\u2019s much-needed moments of levity. Doing double duty as director and actor, Francisco Solorzano as Jimmy passionately rejects the more pessimistic views of many of the other characters when he declares, in the most basic instincts of survival, \u201cI WANNA live! I GOTTA live!\u201d As Nairobi, Delissa Reynolds is also a standout, giving a powerful performance via mostly wordless acting.\nAs mentioned before, Raft of the Medusa is indeed a challenging piece of theater. To make it through the running time, we have to believe that the play\u2019s creators will promise at least a vestige of hope hidden somewhere in Raft\u2019s darkly-hued setting. Pintauro, and the cast of this revival, ultimately honor that promise at the play\u2019s touching conclusion\u2013 but not before seriously tugging at our heartstrings (as well as our tear ducts) all along the way.\nBarefoot Theatre Company\u2019s Raft of the Medusa continues through Saturday, August 4 as part of the Planet Connections Theatre Festivity at The Flamboyan Theater at Clemente Soto Velez Cultural Center, 107 Suffolk St, New York City. Visit here for tickets and more information.\nPrevious TEVYE SERVED RAW (GARNISHED WITH JEWS): Theater Review\nNext FORBIDDEN Brings the #MeToo Narrative to The 13th Street Repertory Theatre, New York City: A Review",
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        "raw_content": "2 thoughts on \u201cFasting and Abstinence\u201d\n[\u2026] Fasting and Abstinence \u2013 Some gentle reminders and scripture passages for the season. [\u2026]\nMy blogging friend, Fr. Jon Hansen wrote a nice article about Lenten fasting: \u201cWhen we do fast perhaps a good way to do it is to not just let it be about ourselves but to let it be an aid to thinking about our world and our place in it. When we feel hunger pray for those who feel hungry every day.\u201d \u2026 It is worth a click to read.",
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        "raw_content": "I wrote this to my husband a few years ago. It was my walk through my life when he went through some health issue and I could have lost him. I wasn't ready to let him go and glad it didn't come to that.\nWhen we were young and you were even younger\nYou were the new kid in town\nJust looking for a friend, someone you could talk to\nAnd I kept coming around\nJust friends or maybe something more\nTill that warm, breezy day\nWe walked down by the river and you pulled out a ring\nAnd then I heard you say\u2026\nI don\u2019t wanna live without you, I don\u2019t know what I\u2019d do\nWhen I look at my future I see you\nI don\u2019t wanna life on memories, I want you.\nNow here we are, both a little older,\nSmiling back at the years\nLife has been beautiful; the journey\u2019s been wonderful\nFrom there to here.\nBut there\u2019s a black cloud, shadow of the unknown\nHanging over our heads.\nI need you to fight, we can face it together\nCuz I don\u2019t want this journey to end.\nI know you\u2019re scared, I can see it in your eyes.\nWon\u2019t you let me be your strength this time?",
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        "title": "What is 20/20 Coaching? \u2013 Lean and Green, Inc.",
        "raw_content": "Deciphering each unique participant.\nUnderstanding how to coach in that moment.\nSometimes, I\u2019d love to think I\u2019m a know-it-all after decades in the fitness and wellness fields. The truth is, each participant in our wellness program is extraordinarily unique. They each have a set of values, experiences, a personal background and educational history. Each one has experienced different things when it comes to managing life and their health. So, though coaching guidelines exist and we follow them, there really are no black and white rules that will be equally effective to all. Furthermore, we each have seasons of life that can affect our capacity to make healthy changes for an improved lifestyle. These need to be taken into account.\nMost people can identify the changes necessary for well-being as large chunky areas, like \u201ceat better,\u201d \u201close weight,\u201d \u201cexercise more,\u201d or \u201cquit tobacco.\u201d And that is true, at a very coarse level. But why do individuals bring these large, ambiguous desired goals to a health coach? Why do so many people struggle with these goals for years or decades? In most cases (and our clients are smart, accomplished, and skilled/educated, mind you!), there are underlying reasons he or she hasn\u2019t been able to achieve them alone. And too few professionals are scoped in practice to guide them through eliminating these underlying reasons. What are the reasons? Well, they can include taking responsibility for their own health status (rather than just hearing what others have to say and taking their word for it), increasing their readiness to make even small changes, setting realistic goals (in terms of behaviors, not results), modifying their environment, and gaining social support (especially from those who are role models of effective health behaviors).\nOur 20/20 coaching method hones in on the underlying reasons a participant may be struggling to succeed in health behavior change.\nThere are many relevant theories from the fields of psychology and sociology that bear on a person\u2019s behavioral patterns. I plan to write about them one at a time in future posts. But for today, as my first post on this topic, I\u2019d like to talk briefly about the role of stress. It is the most recognized determinant of behavior among Lean and Green participants trying to make healthy changes. It is also one that has a tremendous effect on self control.\nPicture an interaction where a participant is dealing with a large workload at work and home, barely able to make time for the wellness consultation. Pointing out to them that they really need to eat more green, leafy vegetables is pretty off-point. It may be true(!) and can be on the list of possible new habits, but it may not be what the participant can attend to in that moment. Giving him or her the opportunity to talk about the stressful schedule may yield more benefit than flying the green leafy banner. Why? It is much more difficult to change any habit while under stress. And it can be stressful to have a gap between their health goals and current status. I\u2019m sure you can see the vicious cycle. But it can be broken by developing habits that require less self control and recognizing the role of life\u2019s stressors on their achievement.\nStress is a most recognized determinant of health behaviors among Lean and Green participants.\nThere you have part of our solution to your participants\u2019 behavior change challenges. We, as health coaches, must learn what a participant brings to each interaction to optimize their success within their one-on-one time. As your partner in caring for the participants under your umbrella, we will keep you generally apprised of how things are going in your group. Though we do not share personal information about individuals, we often see themes and patterns in a group that can provide feedback for you as leaders to add to your own\u201d 20/20 vision!\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "Proposed CIP 2019-2024\nThe Capital Improvements Program (CIP) is a document, which is developed and updated annually for use by the City Council to review proposed budget expenditures relative to the capital needs of the community. As such, the CIP is an essential component of the City\u2019s financial planning effort and provides the long-range perspective and framework for addressing its capital improvements needs.\nThe CIP covers a 6-year period, but the City Council only considers Year 1 (2019) in the budget review process. The remaining Years 2-6 of the CIP (2020-2024) are used to begin to anticipate upcoming capital expenditures over the planning horizon.\nAs a companion to the annual budget, the CIP provides the mechanism for anticipating future facility and infrastructure requirements and ensuring that they are funded in a responsible and systematic fashion.\nClick to view the Proposed 2019-2024 CIP\nThe Planning Board is responsible for the initial review of the CIP and for recommending appropriate capital expenditures to the City Council for inclusion in the upcoming year\u2019s budget.\nLebanon defines CIP items to include capital expenditures that pertain to planning and land use within the City, including new buildings and facilities, major planning-related studies, and those projects that could have an effect on the City\u2019s capacity for growth (such projects are listed in red on the CIP Table of Contents).\nOther Capital Expenditures, including operational items (e.g. new or replacement vehicles or equipment) and maintenance improvements that do not increase capacity (e.g. repaving a road or fixing a sidewalk), are excluded from the definition.\nThe cost of individual projects is based on the best estimates available at the time this plan was prepared; actual project costs are a function of detailed study by architects and engineers.\nFor questions about the CIP review process, please contact the Planning & Development Office or the Finance Department. Questions about individual CIP projects should be directed to the sponsoring department as noted in the table of contents.\nView the Proposed 2019-2024 Capital Improvement Program",
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        "title": "Saudi Arabia and US proxies in Syria: Does Sept 11 and the cleansing of Christians in Iraq mean nothing? | Lee Jay Walker",
        "raw_content": "\u2190 Japanese art and culture: Yoshu Chikanobu provides a rich glimpse into Japan\nTokyo lifestyle in Ueno: culture, fashion, and natural vibes \u2192\nSaudi Arabia and US proxies in Syria: Does Sept 11 and the cleansing of Christians in Iraq mean nothing?\nSeptember 11 should have been a wake-up call to the people of America about the reality of their so-called friends in Saudi Arabia. This applies to the overwhelming majority of Sunni Islamic terrorists who did September 11 being nationals of Saudi Arabia. Of course, the Saudi Arabian feudal monarchy could claim innocence but with so many ratlines in the past emanating from this nation, then this would be stretching the imagination to beyond what is feasible.\nJames Philips, the Heritage Foundation, commented that \u201cThe Saudis were in denial for a long time that they even had a terrorism problem\u2026As long as Osama bin Laden was killing Americans instead of Saudis they weren\u2019t that concerned.\u201d This was stated in 2005 but surely Iraq proves that America cares little about defending the armed forces of America from the Saudi Arabian threat.\nAfter all, it is factual that the majority of international terrorists who went to Iraq came from Saudi Arabia. Yet despite many American soldiers dying with \u201cSaudi Arabian blood on their hands\u201d and killing untold numbers of Iraqi citizens, still America plays the compliant nation state. Therefore, why aren\u2019t American nationals demanding the \u201cheads\u201d of their own policy makers who favor \u201cspecial interests,\u201d over the safety of American nationals and military personnel?\nIn the Tehran Times, they published WikiLeaks cables which comment on statements made by the Iraqi Prime Minister, Nouri al-Maliki. He states according to WikiLeaks that \u201cIf they (the Persian Gulf Arab states) want to talk about violence, maybe we should have a conference about Saudi Arabia. Most terrorists here are Saudis\u2026 The Saudi people have a culture that supports terrorism. The Saudi government cannot control it, and they cannot get rid of the terrorist institutions that are creating and funding terrorism.\u201d\nAlso, in the same article it is stated that \u201cStatistics also seem to confirm that during the past eight years, majority of suicide bombers captured or killed in Iraq were either Saudi nationals or natives of countries that are closely allied with Saudi Arabia such as Jordan, Kuwait, Yemen and the United Arab Emirates.\u201d However, despite this, the United States was unwilling to clampdown on Saudi Arabia and so-called friendly governments. This implies that American soldiers \u201care expendable\u201d just like American citizens were \u201cexpendable\u201d after September 11. However, for secular Iraq, this nation wasn\u2019t expendable despite having nothing to do with September 11.\nMore alarming, the same \u201cSaudi Sunni Islamic terrorism\u201d which unleashed September 11 would replicate their killing of Americans, but this time they would target American military soldiers in Iraq. Of course the main target for Sunni Islamic jihadists was to kill and slaughter innocent Shia Muslims but given the nature of terrorism, they also killed vast numbers of Sunni Muslims who opposed their fanaticism. Yet why didn\u2019t America take action?\nTurning to modern day Syria then once more the United States is following the Saudi Arabian agenda of destabilizing the secular nation of Syria. Not just America, but also the usual culprits like the United Kingdom and France will play their hand. Turkey along with Qatar are also doing their best to make sure that secular Syria falls in the hope of a Sunni Islamic state being formed.\nTherefore, the United States, the United Kingdom, and the bastion of \u201csecularism,\u201d France, are all supporting the Saudi Arabian foreign policy goal of destabilizing Syria. Of course, for America this isn\u2019t such a bad thing because the \u201cpeople of Syria are expendable.\u201d The main American concern is reducing the influence of Iran. Therefore, while the United States is involved in \u201cgeopolitics\u201d and \u201cspecial interests,\u201d the nation of Saudi Arabia is dreaming of a Salafi Islamic Sharia state.\nAlso, the Christian angle is lamentable and appears to have never even hit the radar. Ironically, it was Syria which opened the door to fleeing Christians, not Saudi Arabia, during the Iraq war. After all, apostates face death in Saudi Arabia and not one single Christian church is allowed in this land of \u201cinstitutional hatred.\u201d The treatment of Shia Muslims is also based on discrimination just like women in this nation who face being whipped for not dressing properly.\nAamer Madhani, USA Today, comments that \u201cBefore the U.S.-led invasion in 2003 there were about 1.4 million Christians in Iraq, a Muslim-dominated nation of nearly 30 million. Since then, about 50% of Iraq\u2019s Christians have fled the country, taking refuge in neighboring Jordan, Syria, Europe and the USA, according to the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC).\u201d\n\u201cHere in northern Nineveh province, life for Iraq\u2019s diminishing Christian community is particularly bleak. At least 5,000 Christians from the provincial capital of Mosul fled the city after targeted attacks in late 2009 and early this year left at least 12 Christians dead, according to a UNHRC report.\u201d\nIt must be remembered that the leading Sunni Muslim cleric in Saudi Arabia stated that Christian churches should be banned in Arabia. Sheikh Abdul Aziz Bin Abdullah, commented that it is \u201cnecessary to destroy all the churches in the region. There are not to be two religions in the [Arabian] Peninsula.\u201d\nWith 50% of Christians fleeing Iraq since the American led invasion and now with America siding with Saudi Arabia against secular and multi-religious Syria, it could well be that American elites are taking this message to heart. After all, if the central government of Syria collapses because of outside meddling and then an invasion of Syria, it is clear what the end result will be. This applies to the systematic persecution of Alawites, Christians, and the Druze \u2013 and in time the doctrine of Saudi Arabia will impose an inquisition against moderate Sunni Muslim leaders.\nIn modern day Syria it is abundantly clear that in areas under the control of the Syrian government, then all communities reside together. For example, a visit to Damascus will witness Alawite Muslims, Sunni Muslims, Christians, the Druze, and minority sects within the mainstream faiths, all living and sharing the same environment alongside atheists and secularists. However, in areas under the control of the so-called Free Syrian Army (FSA), which really stands for mercenaries and terrorists, it is clear that minorities have fled their indoctrination and hatred because of their sectarian nature.\nJohn Pontifex, Catholic Herald, states that \u201cThe Syrian Orthodox Church has told Fides that 90 per cent of Christians have been expelled amid what it fears is \u201can ongoing ethnic cleansing\u201d.\n\u201cUntil now, Homs has been home to one of Syria\u2019s largest Christian populations, and Church sources have said the faithful have borne the brunt of the violence, escaping to villages in mountains 30 miles outside the city.\u201d\n\u201cIslamists have reportedly gone from house to house in the Homs\u2019 neighborhoods of Hamidiya and Bustan al-Diwan, forcing Christians to leave without giving them a chance to take their belongings.\u201d\nTherefore, if Christians and other minorities like the Shabaks, Yazidis, and Mandaeans, were expendable in Iraq after the American led invasion, then clearly minorities have much to fear if central forces in Syria are defeated. Not only this, the four above named communities couldn\u2019t flee to Saudi Arabia because of institutional discrimination in this country. This applies to their respective places of worship being illegal in this land of religious bigotry.\nThe Christians still have Lebanon to flee to but for how long is debatable given the destabilization of Syria by Saudi Arabia and America. Alawites and the Druze also have much to fear and the same applies to Sunni Muslims. After all, Saudi Arabia is intent on destroying the diversity of Islam irrespective if Shia or moderate Sunni Islam. One only needs to look at Northern Nigeria, Somalia, Mali, and other nations, where traditional versions of Islam in these nations also face the wrath of Saudi Sunni Islamic fanaticism.\nSyria is a war of \u201ccivilizations\u201d alongside the self-interests of all the enemies of this nation. Either the central government will remain intact thereby protecting the rich mosaic of this nation. This applies to protecting the rights of women and all faith groups. Or alternatively, the \u201cdark forces\u201d of the FSA/terrorists/Muslim Brotherhood/Salafists will turn the clock back and turn Syria into a Sharia Islamic state.\nIf American elites don\u2019t care about September 11 and the role of Saudi Arabian nationals in killing American soldiers in Iraq. Similarly, another ally, Pakistan, still gets military aid from America despite radical Sunni Islamists using northern Pakistan to launch attacks against American soldiers. Then clearly the fact that the FSA/terrorist ratlines are persecuting minorities isn\u2019t going to cause alarm bells in Washington. The cleansing of Christians, Shabaks, Mandaeans, and Yazidis, in Iraq is testimony to this and the same applies to Saudi nationals killing American soldiers in Iraq along with butchering Iraqi nationals.\nForeign Policy in Focus in commented that \u201c\u2026according to official U.S. military figures reported in the Los Angeles Times on July 15 (2007), about 45% of all foreign militants targeting U.S. troops and Iraqi civilians and security forces are from Saudi Arabia. Fighters from the kingdom are believed to have carried out the majority of suicide bombings in Iraq.\u201d\nTherefore, the rich mosaic of Syria is under great threat from the Saudi Arabian and American axis with the United Kingdom, France, Qatar, and Turkey, wagging their tails in compliance. The future of the last bastion of secularism in the Arabic speaking Middle East is being threatened by sinister forces which care little about human rights. If the worse comes to the worse then one of the richest civilizations on the earth faces the final nail in the coffin because Salafists, the Muslim Brotherhood and Al Qaeda will see to that. Of course, the money will be supplied by Saudi Arabia openly and by America covertly but the \u201cstrange alliance\u201d will do its best to crush the most powerful independent nation in the Arabic speaking Middle East.\nGiven this, you have various forces targeting the independence and diversity of Syria. These forces include America, Saudi Arabia, Al Qaeda, and a host of other nations and terrorist movements which are spreading hatred towards the people of Syria. After all, the current crisis in Syria belongs to outside meddling which is supporting terrorism and sectarianism. This is a crime against humanity and violating all principles of international law. Therefore, it is essential that major powers which don\u2019t support this remain firm in order to prevent yet another bloody intervention. It is also imperative to stop the funding of terrorism and to force the FSA/terrorists out of all parts of Syria in order for political dialogue to take place.\nhttp://www.usatoday.com/news/washington/2005-08-01-us-saudi_x.htm\nhttp://www.tehrantimes.com/middle-east/2479-maliki-believes-saudis-are-main-sponsors-of-terrorism-in-iraq-wikileaks-\nhttp://www.usatoday.com/news/world/iraq/2010-06-01-iraq-christians_N.htm\nhttp://www.catholicherald.co.uk/news/2012/03/26/orthodox-church-says-90-per-cent-of-christians-have-been-expelled-from-homs/\nPosted by leejayuk on June 2, 2012 in CIA and Islamic terrorism, INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS AND GLOBAL NEWS, Islam, RELIGIOUS ISSUES, TERRORISM\nTags: al qaeda and America working together, al qaeda and radical sunni islam, American soldiers dying by US policy, Christian persecution in Iraq, CIA and Al Qaeda, CIA and Islamic terrorism, CIA and Islamic terrorism in Syria, CIA supported terrorism in Afghanistan, cleansing of christians in iraq, http://moderntokyotimes.com, Murad Makhmudov and Lee Jay Walker, Radical Sunni Islam in Syria, Salafi Islam and sectarianism, Saudi Arabia and radical sunni islam, Saudi Arabia and US destabilization of Syria: Does Sept 11 and the cleansing of Christians in Iraq mean nothing?, syria and multi religious society, Syria and radical sunni islam, syria and secularism",
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        "raw_content": "Happy Easter \u2013 He Is Alive\n\u201cSaying, Sir, we remember that that deceiver said, while he was yet alive, After three days I will rise again.\u201d (Matthew 27:63 KJV)\n\u201cNow when Jesus was risen early the first day of the week, he appeared first to Mary Magdalene, out of whom he had cast seven devils. And she went and told them that had been with him, as they mourned and wept. And they, when they had heard that he was alive, and had been seen of her, believed not.\u201d (Mark 16:9-11 KJV)\n\u201cAnd as they thus spake, Jesus himself stood in the midst of them, and saith unto them, Peace be unto you. But they were terrified and affrighted, and supposed that they had seen a spirit. And he said unto them, Why are ye troubled? and why do thoughts arise in your hearts? Behold my hands and my feet, that it is I myself: handle me, and see; for a spirit hath not flesh and bones, as ye see me have. And when he had thus spoken, he shewed them his hands and his feet.\u201d (Luke 24:36-40 KJV)\n\u201cI am he that liveth, and was dead; and, behold, I am alive for evermore, Amen; and have the keys of hell and of death.\u201d (Revelation 1:18 KJV)\nWe trust you are celebrating the resurrection of Our Lord today. The Lord Jesus Christ\u2019s ability to raise Himself from death could only happen because He, the Son of Man, was also the Son of God incarnate. He came to die for our sins by paying the ransom, and through His resurrection, we can have eternal life with God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit.\n\u201cThis is he that came by water and blood, even Jesus Christ; not by water only, but by water and blood. And it is the Spirit that beareth witness, because the Spirit is truth. For there are three that bear record in heaven, the Father, the Word, and the Holy Ghost: and these three are one.\u201d (1 John 5:6-7 KJV)\nLord Bless you as you reflect on what this day really represents. It is not about colored eggs, bunnies, or baskets of goodies. It is about God, in the person of Jesus Christ, coming in human form, totally man without sin. He came to die for you and me as payment for our sins. It\u2019s a gift. A very costly gift. We all have a choice to receive this gift or to refuse it. It is up to us. Thankfully, I accepted that Gift of Salvation, 57 years ago on March 20th of 1960.\nPlease check out these previous Easter Blogs:\nHe is Risen! Happy Easter \u2013 2010\nHappy Easter \u2013 He Is Risen! \u2013 2012\nSunday Inspiration \u2013 Easter \u2013 2014\nThis entry was posted in Christian, Sunday Inspiration and tagged Bible, Christianity, Easter, He Is Alive, He Is Risen, Inspiration, Lord Jesus Christ, Resurrection, Salvation. Bookmark the permalink.\n\u2190 Animal Heros Video To Watch \u2013 Emotional\nLee\u2019s Seven Word Sunday \u2013 4/16/17 \u2192\n4 thoughts on \u201cHappy Easter \u2013 He Is Alive\u201d\njamesjsjohnson says:\t April 16, 2017 at 9:47 pm\nYes, He is Alive! Happy Easter, Dr. Jim\nPingback: Christ is Risen! He is risen indeed! | rockdoveblog\nurzre says:\t April 1, 2018 at 10:58 am",
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        "raw_content": "Reynolds Wrap (U.S. Foil)\nThe entrepreneurial spirit clearly runs in the Reynolds family: Richard S. Reynolds, creator of \u201cReynolds Wrap\u201d was the nephew of tobacco king R. J. Reynolds. In fact, the younger Reynolds worked for his uncle during the summers of his youth, until in 1919, he started his own business, the U.S. Foil Co., supplying tin-lead wrappers to cigarette and candy companies.\nIn the 1920s, the price of aluminum dropped, and Reynolds switched from tin to this new lightweight, non-corrosive metal. The material\u2019s advantages were numerous, including that it could be rolled much thinner than existing metal packaging and was less expensive because of the greater yield of foil per pound of metal. In addition, aluminum foil was more brilliant and more appealing to the eye. Moreover, it had protective qualities, which made it valuable as a packaging material.\nIn 1924, Reynolds and his Louisville, Kentucky-based company bought the enterprise that made Eskimo Pies, which were wrapped in foil. Four years later, Reynolds purchased Robertshaw Thermostat, Fulton Sylphon, and part of Beechnut Foil, adding the companies to U.S. Foil to form Reynolds Metals. In 1926, the company began using aluminum foil as a packaging material for the first time. By 1930, Reynolds sales had reached nearly $13 million. Continuing to expand and grow, the company moved its headquarters to New York City. The company created the first high-speed, gravure-printed foil, aluminum bottle labels, heat-sealed foil bags for foods and foil-laminated building insulation paper. In 1938, the company\u2019s executive offices were moved again, this time to Richmond, Virginia.\nReynolds could see in the late 1930s that it was possible that the United States would enter World War II. He knew that meant demand for aluminum would increase, as it could be employed in many of the supplies troops would need overseas. At that time, Reynolds Metals began mining bauxite (aluminum ore) in Arkansas in 1940 and opened its first aluminum plant near Sheffield, Alabama, the following year. In 1947, the company came up with its most famous creation, Reynolds Wrap Aluminum Foil, which sells extraordinarily well in supermarkets all over the world today and transformed food storage everywhere.\nMeanwhile, Reynolds Metals pioneered the development of aluminum siding in 1945, and R.S. Reynolds began predicting a growing demand for additional aluminum during peacetime. He knew it wouldn\u2019t take long before new aluminum-producing facilities would need to be built to meet demand. Reynolds Metals Company leased, and later bought, six government plants that were up for disposal.\nReynolds continued to grow, opening mining operations both in the U.S. and around the world. The company also began to introduce new consumer and industrial products -- in 1982, for example it introduced Reynolds Plastic Wrap. The company remains the second largest aluminum company in the United States (behind Alcoa) and the third largest aluminum company in the world (behind Canada's Alcan Aluminum).\nOver the years, Reynolds' four sons had each played an important part in the company's success. In 1948, at a Board of Directors meeting, Reynolds announced that he would be turning over the leadership of the company to his sons. He remained actively involved in the company, however, until his death in 1955.",
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        "raw_content": "How are religions born?\nWhat is religion, part 5: In the systems we know about, either folk beliefs coalesce or a charismatic founder emerges\nSince they are historical entities, religions are born and die. I'll think about their death some other time. But how do they emerge, and from what? This isn't a question with a single answer, although there are a couple of popular stories about the process left over from the 19th century.\nIt's widely believed, for example, either that religions must have a charismatic founder, a prophet figure, or that they are more or less self-conscious frauds perpetrated by a priestly class against the common people. This second version is clearly a secularised version of the Protestant history of the Reformation, and makes very little sense as a general theory. Obviously there have been examples of both types of religion formation. It's possible that Mormonism combines both, since a charismatic founder managed to create a social structure with huge rewards for the priesthood. But there are too many exceptions for these rules to be generally valid.\nRobert Bellah's account of the emergence of religion might be said to break off just at the point when it becomes easy to talk about the emergence and existence of particular religions, distinguished clearly from other forms of social activity. The very earliest religions are, in Bellah's telling, indistinguishable from culture. He follows Emile Durkheim and most anthropologists in seeing \"religion\" as an intensification of ritual first of all. The things that everyone in the tribe does together, and the stories they tell together become their religion \u2013 or at least what anthropologists could study and classify as religion.\nIt's not at all clear that the people studied by anthropologists would understand this distinction. They certainly don't understand it theologically. There is a good attack on these kinds of misunderstandings in Pascal Boyer's book The Naturalness of Religious Ideas, in which he points out that most anthropological accounts of \"primitive beliefs\" refer to something that does not actually exist: \"They [are not] thoughts that occur to actual people; they describe thoughts that people might entertain, in the anthropologist's view, if they wanted to make sense of what they actually do and say.\"\nBellah, with his stress on ritual and on the embodiment of beliefs in wider systems of meaning, avoids this pitfall. You make sense of what you do and say by acting on it, and embodying it in a larger narrative, not by extracting it into a system.\nYet systems do emerge, and they form a large part of what we now think of as religion. Although some form of healing ritual, and healing specialist, seems to have been among the very earliest precursors of religion, and of priesthood, the emergence of any kind of \"religion\" organisationally distinct from the rest of culture depends at the very least on agriculture, which provides enough of a surplus in fixed settlements.\nIt seems certain that religions, like other social forms, evolve: that is to say they arise from modifications of earlier forms. The trouble for historical inquiry is simply that without written records we simply have to guess what happened. With written records, we need no longer guess, but can be authoritatively misled. Two excellent accounts of this process are Tom Holland's book In the Shadow of the Sword, about the invention of Islam, and Jim Macdonald's blogpost on the emergence of the Bible as fan fiction.\nIn those religious systems we know about, there seem to be two processes under way. The first is a kind of coalescence of folk beliefs and practices into something more or less organised and more or less useful to the state. Shinto looks like that, and Hinduism. You could make a case that American Protestantism, which has increasingly less to do with historic, Orthodox Christianity, is heading in the other direction.\nThen there are the religions that can be traced back to a single charismatic founder \u2013 most obviously Christianity and Islam, but also Sikhism and Mormonism, to name two modern successes.\nIn all these cases, there is considerable doubt about the relation of the teacher to the teaching subsequently encoded in their name (as with Marx and Marxism), but it does seem that the idea of the perfect teacher helps to spread teachings. The best illustration of that is Judaism, which seems to have been a coalescence or codification \u2013 with considerable distortions \u2013 of a folk religion recollected in exile, but which was codified around the almost entirely invented figure of Moses.\nIt seems intuitively obvious that in the modern world, where people must make a self-conscious choice of religion or belief system, a charismatic founder figure who can say \"follow me\" is necessary. But like many things intuitively obvious, this is wrong. Even today, the most interesting religious movements are those that coalesce without a single founder or a body of organised doctrine \u2013 Rastafarianism is a small example, charismatic Christianity a much more important one. There are still religions being born that will change the world.\nHow do religions die?\nDo they waste away, or get conquered by something better? Perhaps it is easier to think in terms of gods dying, rather than religions\nIf religions are born, they must also be able to die. How does this happen? I think we can discount at once the idea that it happens because people realise that science is better. It's obvious that the more people try to replace religion with science, the more they reproduce the worst features of organised religion.\nOn the other hand, societies might be reconfigured in such a way that the idea of religion made no sense. Interestingly, the reverse process seems to have happened in Japan in the 19th century, after American gunboats broke the country's isolation. According to a recent book from Chicago University Press, there had been until then no concept of \"religion\" in Japanese society; afterwards, as part of the modernisation, some social practices and beliefs had to be carved out as \"religious\" while others were classified as \"non-religious\". I don't know how this account might apply to the spread of Christianity in the 17th century, and then the murderous suppression over generations; I'll have to wait for the book to arrive. But the process seems a plausible one, and something like it may be under way in the \"secularising\" parts of the world today.\nBut what is happening there is less of an abandonment of doctrine as a withdrawal of assent from things formerly considered sacred. This is a process as general and impersonal as language change. Nor is it any more driven by rationality. Considered in themselves, there is nothing more \"religious\" about a teddy bear left out in the rain by the roadside than there is about a man wearing a white lace-trimmed frock. Yet the teddy bear at the site of a road crash is recognised as a meaningful symbol of our horror at mortality, while the young man in a cotta is no longer a priest linking us to the heart of our civilisation but callow and pretentious.\nOne hundred years ago, the situation would have been completely absurd, a reversal of the natural order of the universe. It's certainly impossible to describe it as progress. It is simply change \u2013 evolution, if you like.\nPerhaps it is easier to think in terms of gods dying, rather than religions. And if we were to classify religions as involving different forms of worship, then you could certainly think that the extinction of worship towards a particular deity would count as the extinction of that religion. Certainly we can be sure that the religion of the Aztecs is dead with their gods, along with hundreds of thousands of others we can no longer reconstruct, and all the pre-literate ones whose existence we remain quite unaware of. Robert Bellah has a nice passage on this \"Perhaps the end of Mesopotamian Civilization was marked, not by the last cuneiform document to be produced, but by the last prayer to be uttered to Marduk or Assur, but of that we have no record.\"\nA slightly less scholarly approach is found in Terry Pratchett's Small Gods, where there is a desert full of shrivelled starving deities who will vanish altogether if they cannot find someone to believe in them. I once preached a kind of anti-sermon based on that book to a shocked evangelical congregation in an Oxford college. In any case, the Gods here are kept alive entirely by the fervency and numbers of their believers. Pratchett, being a child of English Anglicanism, underestimates the importance of ritual and overestimates belief, but it does seem clear that deities die when no one prays to them. That's something subtly but importantly different to believing in them. There is a sense in which I can believe in Thor without this for a moment meaning what it would to a believer. So blasphemy can kill off deities, and the measure of its success is that it comes not to be blasphemous at all.\nBut there is another threat to organised and literate religions, which they certainly treat as potentially fatal. That's heresy: wrong belief and a misapplication of the sacred. In this context one of the most interesting texts is CS Lewis's denunciation of female priests. They would, he said, constitute a new religion. Yet, when they came, we can see that they appeared as a simple inevitable, development of the old one. They are still priests. And it is this fact which illustrates better than anything the living and evolutionary nature of religions of all sorts. There could no more be a first Christian than there could be a first homo sapiens. We can see religions have been born, and have died, but the moments of birth and death will always be mysterious and shrouded.\nWhat is religion?, part 1: civil religion and the state\nThe 'God' of American civil religion supplies a way for society to judge itself from a standpoint exterior to power\nThe recent death of Robert Bellah made me reread his classic essay on American civil religion, which first appeared in 1967 and this, in turn, sparked a series' worth of questions on what religion is. Bellah believed, as I have come to do, that a society without religion is impossible. This claim will strike quite a lot of readers as wholly absurd, as ridiculous as supposing that Earth goes round the sun when any fool can see the sun crossing the heavens several times at least in any English summer. So I think it's worth examining and defending at some length.\nThe first requirement, if you are going to do this, is to break all notions of religion as being something essentially like Christianity or any of the other monotheisms of today. To talk about \"religion\" as if the perfect form was modern Christianity is like talking about biology as if the perfect mammal was homo sapiens.\nBellah was a sociologist and to some extent an anthropologist too. He knew very well that there have been innumerable different forms of religion, and that counter-examples can be found for everything that is supposed to be distinctively religious. You don't need priests, holy books, or doctrines. You don't even need myths. All these are things which, once established, are hard to be rid of, because they reflect and help to constitute increasingly complex models of social organisation which will tend to replace more simple ones. But none of them are essential to a religion.\nAt the same time, it's important not to go too far in the other direction, and to suppose that every social activity, and every movement of the inner life, can be described as in some sense religious.\nBellah himself started off in the 70s with a long and complicated definition and ended up with a very simple and powerful one. This came in part from the early 20th-century philosopher George Santayana, who wrote that having a religion meant having \"another world to live in \u2013 whether we expect ever to pass wholly over into it or no\".\nWhat Bellah added to this was the point that the world of everyday, from which religion promises to deliver us, is not more real, or less constructed than the one we access through religious practices. Everyday life may involve different kinds of cognition, but the world we see through its mechanisms is just as much the product of wish fulfilment as heaven might be. Only the appetites being satisfied in there are different.\nAnd living entirely in the daily life world of those narrow appetites and immediate problems to solve is literally intolerable. No one can manage it all the time. He doesn't mean by this that religion speaks to our higher or more unselfish instincts. It needs to be taken for granted in these arguments that some forms of religion are almost entirely malign and lead to horror. But religion is also, importantly, selfless. Its atrocities derive from a higher cause. They offer the hope that things will be different.\nHow does this map on to his idea of an American civic religion, distinct from Christianity? Perhaps the most important point of his essay, easily overlooked, is that there has been from the very beginning of the Republic, he says, an American civil irreligion competing with the civil religion as a narrative and a general theory of the state and its people. Again, it is a characteristic of this thought that there are struggles rather than simplicities.\nThe struggle between civil religion and civil irreligion is also one between republicanism and liberalism as these were understood in the late 18th century. Republicanism, certainly as it was understood in the 18th century, depends utterly on religion, because a republic is built and maintained by its citizens in their interactions with each other. They have to subordinate themselves quite deliberately to a vision of a common good, and they must see this as fulfilling their own natures. That, very simply, is the task of religion. This is the spirit that he sees infuses the Declaration of Independence.\nAgainst this is the competing tradition of liberalism, more fully developed in the constitution. Liberalism (in this sense) has no need of God because it trusts that the self-interest of the citizens will lead them to the best possible outcome: \"the state is a purely neutral legal mechanism without purposes or values. Its sole function is to protect the rights of individuals, that is, to protect freedom.\" Such a state is, he thinks, an absurd impossibility, which could never exist (non-existence does not of course much diminish its power over our imaginations).\nStates and societies must have a way to judge themselves from some standpoint exterior to power. It is not enough for religion to give us access to another world: we must be able to contemplate our everyday world and judge it by the standards of the one we reach. And this judgment is what the \"God\" of American civil religion supplies. This God is clearly distinct from the Christian one, and still more the Jewish one. Rather he is the being who rescues, or who might sometimes rescue, America from the evil angels of its nature.\nWhatever else you think of his ideas, this task is pressing today.\nWhat is religion?, part 2: why football doesn't measure up\nThe most blinding and obvious deficiency of football as a religion is that it lacks any kind of theology \u2013 and excludes many women\n'For a lot of people the fate of their football team does affect them the way that God's good opinion is supposed to do.'\nAperfectly reasonable question to ask of people like me, who define \"religion\" in a way that plays down theology, is why something like football should not be a religion. After all, it involves collective emotion, quasi-mystical experiences of loss of selfhood in a higher purpose, even if that is only to crush those bastards from the visiting team. If Nick Hornby's Fever Pitch is to be believed, it is also a way of coming to terms with the disappointments and tragedies of life. Going to a match with your estranged father has something of the effect that taking communion together is meant to have for Christians.\nIf you do a Google news search, in the months of an English winter, for terms like \"miracle\", or \"messiah\" many results will turn out to be about football matches. For a lot of people the fate of their football team does affect them the way that God's good opinion is supposed to do. All kinds of mental illness and unhappiness diminish when their team does well, and increase when it does badly. And then there is the Bill Shankly quote, that football isn't a matter of life or death, it's much more important than that: this, in itself, is a wonderful definition of the ambitions of religious truth \u2013 that it should be more important than life or death.\nAnd yet football very clearly isn't a proper religion. And the reasons why cast some light on what religions are, or must be.\nI should perhaps add here that I am completely unsympathetic to the game. I have only been to one serious football match (a north London derby) in my life, when I was accompanying a police patrol. We sat on the touchline, and came away with our shoulders coated with spittle because the people behind us were howling out their feelings without any inhibitions. I will watch football sometimes on screens because the movement is so completely meaningless. I suppose this is a vague equivalent to the homoerotic pleasures of liturgical traditionalists.\nBut I absolutely lack something which is obviously a deep part of the engagement of real football fans \u2013 the ability to suspend disbelief so that I feel I am in some way present on the pitch myself. The sale of replica shirts that is such an important part of the economics of modern football clearly depends on the idea that you take on some of the virtue of the player whose number you wear. That's clearly one of the mechanisms that makes up religions. But it's not enough on its own.\nAnd this is important. Religions aren't made from specially \"religious\" behaviour or thoughts, but from ordinary patterns of thought and behaviour which are assembled in particular ways.\nThe most blinding and obvious deficiency of football as a religion is that it lacks any kind of theology. There is in fact an absurd public rhetoric embraced by Fifa about brotherhood but no one takes it seriously. Although theology is the least important part of any religious system, and the one which alters most in response to changes either in public ritual or in private emotion, it is needed as a way to make sense \u2013 to the participants \u2013 of what is going on.\nI'm inclined to think that it is a further disadvantage that football matches have results. It really doesn't matter what football managers say in public compared to what their players do. Compare this to American civil religion, which could be identified, and analysed by Robert Bellah because he had texts to work with. He was able to point out, and to analyse, the implicit theologies of American public rhetoric, and the kinds of things that presidents said when they wanted to unite their country around a common purpose. If you were to do that to the speeches made by football managers, the results would be less rewarding. The Gettysburg Address was rather more than a half-time pep talk in the American civil war.\nBut all this is really rather theoretical. The real reason why football could never function as a religion is blindingly obvious \u2013 which is why we are blind to it. Many women find it boring and incomprehensible.\nFor the most part \"serious\" men's football is an escape from all the problems entailed by the existence of another sex. This has its charms, but it won't do at all for a religion, which has to offer sense and meaning and hope to the whole of life. If religions were only expressions of willed stupidity, willed escapism, and orgies of communal feeling, then, yes, football might be a religion. But since it isn't, there must be more to religions than that.\nWhat is religion?, part 3: the role of the ritual\nRobert Bellah argues that religion is underpinned and preceded by ritual \u2013 but that does not make all ritual religious\n'Acts such as staring at the sunset might be a root of some of our perceptions of the world as ineffable and infinitely valuable.'\nIf you treat religion as a natural phenomenon, as Robert Bellah did, two things follow. The first is that what we observe will not have clear or logical boundaries. This means that what constitutes a religion is really quite hard to specify even if it is fairly easy to recognise. The second point is that any of the social phenomena or psychological phenomena we are interested in will have a history. In some aspects this will be an evolutionary history. What we have will have developed from earlier forms, and the capacities we use will have evolved from earlier ones.\nThis is most obvious in the case of language. It's reasonable to say that there could be no religion without a language \u2013 reasonable, but hardly inarguable. A great many of the experiences we think of as quintessentially religious come without language, mystical ones in particular. (I know it is perfectly possible for an atheist to have mystical experiences and to shape their life around them while denying them any theological explanation. So it would clearly be wrong to say that mystical experiences enforce any particular religious position. That's not the point.)\nNonetheless, even wordless religious experiences are embedded in language. Animals without language might have proto-religious experiences, but these are clearly not the same as those which a linguistically competent human has. The primatologist Sue Savage-Rumbaugh once described to me a line of chimpanzees staring in apparent bliss at a sunset \u2013 something which might be a root of some of our perceptions of the world as ineffable and infinitely valuable. But the chimpanzees will never tell stories about it, and never try to embed the experience in a web of explicit meanings. Both of those things must form part of any religious experience.\nSo the emergence of language must have preceded the emergence of religion. Bellah, however, moved towards the view that ritual preceded both, and made both possible. This is a very large claim for ritual. It is made in compressed form in the big book Religion in Human Evolution, and in an earlier, more spacious way in the paper Durkheim and Ritual, reprinted in the Robert Bellah reader.\nEssentially, he argues that shared attention directed through repetitive and stereotyped actions is the essence of ritual, and that it is also at the root of all human learning, including the transactions between a mother and her baby. This makes a lot of sense when you consider the extraordinarily ritualised proto-language that we use when communicating with babies. When practised between two people, ritual and play give rise to love, whether sexual, parental, or simply between friends. When practised in larger groups, ritual and play give us religion and language.\nThis is a very compressed version of the argument. I have for instance entirely left out his speculations on the importance of music in the process, although they are also relevant to language acquisition, as anyone who talks to toddlers will tell you. But it carries the minimum we need to understand his approach to the question of what religion is.\nTalking about the importance of ritual in this way is frequently attacked as a way to defend the relevance of religion in a world where it is (or merely ought to be) irrelevant. It looks like special pleading. Passages such as this: \"Since ritual, for Durkheim, is primarily about the sacred in a sense in which the religious and the social are almost interchangeable, subsequent work \u2026 might be seen as disclosing an element of the sacred, and thus of the religious, at the very basis of social action of any kind,\" lend strength to the suspicion that this is just a way to make sociologists look as if they had the key to all mythologies, something no other scientists, of course, would ever do.\nBut the suspicion is importantly misplaced. To show that the earliest religions arise from the same processes as the ritual capabilities which make us distinctively human, is not an argument that everything which subsequently evolved using those capabilities must be religious.\nThe sense in which Bellah's claim seems to me really important, as well as quite right, is that it undercuts the idea that there is a special \"religious\" mode of irrationality \u2013 a mind virus, if you will \u2013 that could be eradicated and leave the rest of our humanity intact and purified. On the contrary, if you could remove the roots of religion, you remove the roots of humanity, too. Ritual and narrative are the basic ways by which we learn what it is to be human, and I don't think it's grotesque imperialism to regard arguments about which rituals and narratives are truly religious ones \u2013 whether or not their conclusions are atheistic.\nWhat is religion?, part 4: divinity, God and 'real' religion\nCan you have a religion not based around the Abrahamic idea of a God who could, if he wished, behave like a mafia boss?\nOne of the most unnerving passages in Robert Bellah's Religion in Human Evolution is the section where he examines the central Jewish and Christian idea of a covenant with God. He traces it back to the treaties imposed by the remarkably brutal Assyrian empire on the nations it subjugated.\nSome of the treaties have been preserved, so that it is possible to compare the language with that of the Bible. It turns out that the language in which God addresses Israel is almost identical to the language with which the Assyrians address the rulers they have suffered to remain in the states they would otherwise devastate. The nearest modern analogy would perhaps be for some tiny Baltic state like Estonia to model its understanding of God on Stalin. In both cases, there is a fundamental asymmetry of power: the weaker party is bound and compelled to obedience and even to love. The stronger party is entirely untrammelled.\n\"In both Assyrian and Israelite versions of the vassal covenant the subordinate must keep the stipulations of the treaty or face the most disastrous consequences: in Israel God, in Assyria the gods, will inflict leprosy, blindness, violent death, rape, and invasion by 'a nation you have not known' if the subordinate is disloyal.\"\nTwo questions arise from this. The first is whether this isn't just a really powerful argument for atheism \u2013 it looks as if the central idea of God's chosen people has nothing to do with revelation and is more a kind of wish-fulfilment arising from an abusive relationship. There is a counter-argument sketched out in Bellah's book, which I don't want to go into here because to enter into it would move away from the central question of what a religion is.\nThat demands that we ask the second question \u2013 whether there could be religions that were not based around the Abrahamic idea of a God who could, if he wished, behave like a mafia boss: the being Blake called \"Old Nobodaddy\".\nI am writing this at a meeting of the British Society for the Philosophy of Religion, which has been discussing atheisms. The plural is important, because one of the arguments here is that both religion and atheism are socially constituted. If you complicate the definition of religion, you also constitute the definitions of atheism, yet both complications are forced on us by the variety and inventiveness of human societies.\nIt is almost universally true that what counts as religion in one society at one time will be atheistic in another, and vice versa. Both Socrates and the early Christians were persecuted as atheists, yet its obvious that both lived in a world filled with spirits. Equally, most people are atheists with regard to most gods.\nEven strict naturalists will claim to have transcendent experiences. Some will claim this with peculiar fervour, as if they wanted to show that atheists lost nothing by abandoning God. So it's perfectly possible, even if uncommon, to be a strict naturalist and Buddhist (I think Susan Blackmore would qualify as an example) and, clearly, Buddhism is generally classed as a religion.\nSo let's sharpen the question to whether it is possible to have a conception of the divine that does not involve any kind of personal God, or God having any kind of personal relationship with the believer.\nSuch a set of beliefs would be largely inarticulate. There might be a kind of intellectual superstructure \u2013 as there is in Buddhism \u2013 but a worked-out theology would be unnecessary especially if the main structure of religious participation was built around rituals and practices rather than creeds. In some forms of eastern religion, the only words required of a believer are mantras that are quite deliberately meaningless, or rapidly become so with repetition.\nThis does seem to me to be an almost entirely depersonalised picture of something otherworldly, whether we call it the divine, the transcendent, or the ultimately real. Whatever it is called it triumphantly fulfils Bellah's criterion that religion should show us another world and allow us to criticise and better understand this one from the other's perspective.\nOf course, much of Buddhism isn't like this. You might argue that the deracinated Buddhism of western intellectuals isn't a real religion just as some antitheists argue that the beliefs of philosophically sophisticated Christian theologians aren't \"real\" Christianity. But I don't think this argument holds for a religion like Buddhism, which has no founding covenant. It can't be wrong to defy the intentions of a non-existent God. But it can be a very religious act.\nWhat was God's role in Auschwitz? A question often prohibited, but always asked\nOtto Dov Kulka's writing considers how religious belief can exist in a world with no future. His answer comes in the form of a dream\n'Implicit in Otto Dov Kulka's writing is the very disturbing question of whether he could have felt the safety he did in this sky without the yearning to escape from the horror that surrounded him below.\nfrom the Jewish experience of Auschwitz is the role of God there. Of course many atheists and many Christians died there, along with people who had believed in humanity and in the future. But there is a peculiar quality of claustrophobic horror in Jewish reflections on the matter, for they are the chosen people whose whole history is of wrangling with God; yet an omnipotent God singled them out for this dreadful fate. If we disregard the frankly disgusting suggestion that they deserved it, there is no explanation possible and certainly not one that does not sound glib. Yet that does not stop the conversation.\nOtto Dov Kulka approaches this in two ways. The first is so indirect as to leave almost no traces. He talks about beauty: the most beautiful and innocent experience of his childhood, he says, was watching the skies of southern Poland where \"silver-coloured toy aeroplanes carrying greetings from distant worlds pass slowly across the azure skies while around them explode what look like white bubbles. The aeroplanes pass by and the skies remain blue and lovely, and far off, far off on that clear summer day, distant blue hills as though not of this world make their presence felt.\"\nYet these were seen from inside the camp. \"I took in nothing but that beauty and those colours, and so they have remained imprinted in my memory. This contrast is an integral element of the black columns that are swallowed up in the crematoria, the barbed-wire fences that are stretched tight all around by the concrete pillars. But in that experience all this seemingly did not exist, only in the background and not consciously.\"\nImplicit in this is the very disturbing question of whether he could have felt the safety he did in this sky without the yearning to escape from the horror that surrounded him below.\nThis sense of almost entering something just out of reach seems a central religious experience. It is connected with George Santayana's claim that \"another world to live in \u2013 whether we expect ever to pass wholly over into it or no \u2013 is what we mean by having a religion.\"\nAgainst that, Kulka stresses over and over again the inescapable, totalitarian quality of Auschwitz. It was a world in which the future was completely absent, where any other world became impossible. That is one of the things that he means by \"the immutable law of the Great Death\".\nSo religious belief, or even religious experience, becomes impossible in a way that is more profound than even the obvious and overwhelming fact of the suffering of innocents in the extermination camps. Where was God there? Because the question is unanswerable, some religious authorities pronounce it is forbidden to ask it: Kulka quotes two people saying that, one of them who was actually in the camp as a Sonderkommando, whose reply was: \"It is forbidden to ask that question, those questions, there, and unto eternity.\" It will be seen that this isn't an answer.\nThe answer Kulka offers is a dream he had more than 50 years after the event, when Israel was braced for a chemical attack in the Gulf war. He dreamed then he was inside crematorium number 2, and there was God, also: \"At first I felt Him (only) as a kind of mysterious radiation of pain, flowing at me from the dark void in the unlit part of the cremation ovens. A radiation of insupportably intense pain, sharp and dull alike. Afterwards He began to take the shape of a kind of huge embryo, shrunk with pain \u2026 He was alive, shrunken, hunched forward with searing pain \u2026 a figure on the scale of His creatures, in the form of a human being who came and was there \u2026 as a response to 'the question they were forbidden to ask there', but was asked and floated in that dark air.\"\nEven more than most dreams, this cannot have its meaning pinned down. It works like the Gate of the Law in the Kafka story: it is open for everyone but individual to each of us. The atheist might see in it that God is no more than the quintessence of humanity. It is not one answer but many, none of them sufficient. All it unarguably shows is that the question of God keeps being asked, no matter how often it is prohibited.\nFour Quartets: TS Eliot's struggle to make the real world right in a spiritual realm\nThese poems are about old age and regret, but also poetic structure and art. After them, there was nothing much left to say\n'There\u2019s a sort of ecclesiastical tourism going on \u2013 he is shoring up fragments again but with a view to curing his soul this time.'\nThe greatness of the Four Quartets lies partly in their abstract considerations, but also in the way that they are so particular in their imagery. They are poems of long walks in the English countryside, and boating off the north-eastern US and of London in gloomy threatened peace and the dust and smoke of war; they are poems of middle age and a sense of fading powers. They are at once an attempt at making a final general statement about the spiritual life and an intense last flowering of the poetry of a very specific person.\nEliot almost entirely abandoned poetry after Little Gidding and turned, for good and ill, to the theatre; I don't propose to consider his plays in this series. There is a paradox here \u2013 Eliot talks of faring forward, or not ceasing from exploration, but these four great poems are a total statement after which there was nothing much left for him to say.\nThis is partly because of their essentially musical structure \u2013 in which themes are constantly recapitulated in major and minor ways. The ghost children who never were get their major moment in Burnt Norton but are reprised in a few lines of Little Gidding; other poems of Eliot engage in metonymy of other texts, and so do these, but here echoes of other poems in the sequence are even more important. Not only is Eliot telling us that \"all time is eternally present\", that \"in my end is my beginning\", he is constantly showing us this as a matter of technique. Further, by implication, he is saying that the destiny of our souls is constantly constructed and reconstructed by meditations that are an echo chamber both of what is real and what might have been.\nIn these poems, then, we get echoes of Julian of Norwich and that other Thomas Elyot who wrote The Book of the Governor; we get \"I sometimes wonder if this is what Krishna meant\" teetering near pretentious self-parody but clearly needed; we get passages that modernise the piety of the metaphysicals, whose advocate Eliot had been \"the wounded surgeon plies the steel\" and the almost Celtic twilight \"the boarhound and the boar/pursue their pattern as before/but reconciled among the stars\". There's a sort of ecclesiastical tourism going on \u2013 he is shoring up fragments again but with a view to curing his soul this time.\nThese are poems of self-examination and regret and a sense of the need for penance: \"The rending pain of re-enactment/of all that you have done, and been; the shame/of motives late revealed/of things ill done, and done to other's harm.\" It may be impossible to be any harder on Eliot than he was, some of the time and that the best of him, on himself.\nBut for all their obsession with Anglicanism as a living tradition, the Four Quartets are only occasionally a way of talking about the spiritual, specifically Christian.\nAs you would expect from the descendant of New England Puritans, there is a deep consciousness here both of personal sin and original sin but salvation is seen in terms of personal annihilation as much as purgation \"consumed by either fire or fire\". Christ is \"the wounded surgeon\" but not otherwise here; Eliot feels the deep guilt of the redemptive sacrifice of incarnate flesh but not the joy of birth or resurrection. Christians have been so glad of having such a great poet as a recruit that they have sometimes not noticed his less-than-entire orthodoxy.\nThese are poems, or rather one long great poem in many segments, about old age and about regret and about hope for some sort of mystical annihilation of a redeemed self; they are also poems about art and poetry and structure. This is not a sneer at the expense of the belief with which Eliot struggled and his attempt to make right in a spiritual realm what could not be fixed in this world \u2013 a poet cannot but conceive of the building and correction of a soul save through poetic structure.\nEliot created the symphonic self-recapitulating structure of the Four Quartets as a way of modelling what he hoped was possible in a religious sense; without sharing his belief, we can see these poems as magnificent in the purely aesthetic sense that he hoped he had moved beyond. If we believe that the making of art is one of the highest justifications of human life, it is possible to be consoled and moved and perhaps ennobled by these poems. Eliot might have hoped for more, but that's something.\nTS Eliot and the politics of culture\nThe poet's meditative writings in the late 1920s and early 30s mask a certain chill\nTS Eliot was one of the most intellectually adroit of poets, a fine mind with a breadth of cultural and other knowledge that few writers since can equal or even attempt to emulate. He often felt humbled by the weight of all that had come before him; much of what he says in his essay Tradition and the Individual Talent is attractively modest in the limited programme it proposes for poetry \u2013 not to explore ever finer and newer and more original emotion, but to find, through technique, a coldly rational way of honing language for its own sake \"not the expression of personality but an escape from personality \u2026 Only those who have personality and emotions can know what it means to want to escape from those things\".\nLike Stravinsky setting aside the rhythmic invention and freedom of Le Sacre du Printemps for the chill neo-classical beauty of Orpheus or Apollon Musagete, Eliot wanted in the later 1920s and early 30s a poetry of concentration and meditation rather than the brilliant insightful dangerous randomness of The Waste Land. His conversion to high Anglican Christianity, and the growing dominance of his work by devotional and religious themes, made this programme inevitable \u2013 he could not allow himself to stray again into the dangerous irrational territory of Sweeney Agonistes. Indeed, in his 1933 lectures After Strange Gods, he specifically calls the irrationalist neo-primitivist strain in modernism diabolical, especially in the case of DH Lawrence, whom he admires but sees as a source of spiritual danger to anyone less versed in the true meaning of orthodoxy than Eliot himself.\nWhen we look at Eliot's writings on culture, we see a fine critical intelligence allied to a fear of possible consequences that is deeply terrifying in the way that in it elitist arrogance masquerades as humility and passionate concern to keep things as they are as a broadly accepting humanism. After Strange Gods is a work that Eliot never reprinted, with good reason, but he did not disavow it so much as replace its clear statements with vaguer ones. Notoriously \u2013 although in 1933 the persecution of Jews by the new Nazi regime was only just beginning \u2013 he stated that in the sort of cohesive intellectual culture and organic society he thought desirable: \"The population should be homogeneous; where two or more cultures exist in the same place they are likely either to be fiercely self-conscious or both to become adulterate \u2026 and reasons of race and religion combine to make any large number of free-thinking Jews undesirable.\"\nIn Eliot's ideal society, tolerance is not seen as an especially good thing; he says almost virtuous sounding things about the necessity of caring for the environment, but he ties this closely to a desire that people not travel very much, that most people stay where they were born. It's worth remembering that he gave these lectures in Virginia, in the Old South in a time of Jim Crow laws and racial segregation; he talked of the American civil war as a disaster and of the US's industrial north as wrecked by immigration. Eliot was far too clever a conservative to ally himself directly with Italian or German fascism \u2013 they were far too modern and flashy for him.\nLater in his life, he expresses similar views in a way that is more tactful rather than essentially different. He talks endlessly of a Christian society, as one in which traditional values are transmitted in a traditional way, arguing that for a Western European or North American sensibility to cast itself adrift from those traditions is to head off into the night without any clear landfall in sight. \"If Christianity goes, the whole of our culture goes. Then you must start painfully again and you cannot put on a new culture readymade. You must wait for the grass to grow \u2026\"\nThere is, of course, a double dishonesty in all of this. There is the assumption that it is not possible to retain, in a secular society, those values which we have learned as matters of good sense from a Christianity in which they were supported by revelation; it is a standard trope, unsupported by reason of modern conservatism that if we discard part we stand to lose all of our historical culture \u2013 and Eliot was too clever a man not to know that this was, and remains, mere assertion. The other dishonesty is that Eliot's Christianity, like that of many rightwing intellectuals, is an underpinning of the status quo rather than a force for social justice or the ecstatic joy of Easter Day for believers. Agnostics and believers ought to find this cold-hearted promotion of religion as being useful rather than true considerably more repulsive than we do; luckily, these ideas are not all of the story about Eliot and belief. However chill Eliot was as a thinker, in prose, the best of his religious poetry is rather different.\nWe don't read the Bible to learn more, but to be fed\nMiranda Threlfall-Holmes\nIf you remember one thing about this series, remember the image of a baby at the breast. George Herbert felt the truth could never be fully reached, yet one could still be enriched by stories\n'The first thing Herbert says is not that the Bible contains facts, but essential food.'\nGeorge Herbert described in his vicar's manual, The Country Parson, how a parson should use the Bible, but his methods apply to all Christians. They also, I hope, demonstrate that Christians do not have to be (and should not be) Biblical fundamentalists or literalists.\nFirst, Herbert emphasises that all knowledge, from any source, is good. \"There is no knowledge, but, in a skilful hand, serves either positively as it is, or else to illustrate some other knowledge\". We have already seen, for example in the second of this series, that Herbert deployed imagery from every field of knowledge known in his day \u2013 science, rhetoric, philosophy, economics and so on \u2013 in his poetry. There is no hint in his work that there might be any kind of conflict between religious truth and other kinds of truth.\nThis is very important in my own understanding of my faith, and in how I read the Bible and everything else. God is truth. So any kind of truth cannot be something for Christians to be afraid of, whether it is the discovery of evolutionary processes, the detection of the Higgs boson, or archaeological investigations that show that a particular Old Testament story is an inaccurate portrayal of historical events. If these things are true, then God is in them, and we should be unafraid of correcting older perceptions of the truth.\nHaving said that parsons should esteem all knowledge, Herbert goes on to say that the Bible will, of course, be their most important source of wisdom. But the first thing he says is not that the Bible contains facts, but essential food: \"There [the parson] sucks and lives.\" There is an echo of his earlier poem here, with its reference to sucking honey, but the force of the image here is of breastfeeding. Herbert is imagining, as the medieval mystics did before him, that he and we are like children at the breast when it comes to reading the Bible.\nBreastfeeding is an unusual image for reading the Bible nowadays, but let's consider it. Feeding from a mother's breast is not just about the milk, though that is essential for its life, health and growth. It is also about comfort, security and most of all a relationship of love. Through feeding, all being well, a newborn recognises its mother's smell and sound, synchronises its breathing to hers, and grows to know that it is loved and secure. All of this is deliberately intended in this image of \"sucking\" the Bible. Even though this chapter of Herbert's manual is about knowledge, it is not simply about facts. We don't read it to learn more, but to be fed.\nFor Herbert, there were four things that were needed to understand the Bible. First, interestingly, a holy life. Herbert suggested that only within the context of living well could the Bible be fully understood. Second, prayer, and third, the careful study of the full text, including the context in which it was written, the whole thrust of the argument, and what other parts of the Bible say about the matter in hand. Of course there are inconsistencies, Herbert acknowledges, and these are worth careful study. If one part contradicts another, \"the spirit of both is to be considered and weighed\". Herbert would not be a fan of quoting a Bible verse out of context, and certainly wouldn't think that doing so won any arguments.\nFourth, Herbert commends the study of commentaries and expert theologians, carefully balanced with one's own insight. We must not \"so study others as to neglect the grace of God in [ourselves], and what the Holy Spirit teacheth us; but neither must we assume that the wisdom of the past is passe, or that we have nothing to learn from the very different opinions or insights of other people.\"\nHerbert felt strongly that the truth can never be fully reached by any one person, or any one age. This, he suggests, is because that way God helps us to learn our interdependence: \"As one country doth not bear [produce] all things, that there might be commerce, so neither hath God opened or will open all to one, that there may be a traffic in knowledge \u2026 for the planting both of love and humility.\"\nWe cannot and should not expect any one person, age or institution to hold the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth. Disagreement is to be expected, and is nothing to be afraid of. But if you remember one thing about this series, remember the image of a baby at the breast. My aim of reading the Bible is this, to be formed and fed by the stories I drink in, and to find my life and work enriched by them.\nWhy do we pray? It's all in this George Herbert poem (sorry, there's no mention of parking spaces)\nAs I discovered at the moment of my conversion, prayer is not just a way to reach a distant God, but something God does too. It is 'something understood', in both directions\n'God is a conversation partner, someone to be argued with, even shouted at, and listened to.'\nWhat prayer is, and what it might achieve, is something that people of all faiths wrestle with. Contrary to the popular image of Christians asking God to provide them with a parking space, most believers do not expect miracles to happen whenever we pray. So why do we do it, and what do we think we are doing?\nMost faiths commend prayer and similar meditative practices to their followers, and most believers find solace, peace and even joy in the practice of regular prayer. So too, of course, do practitioners of yoga, or transcendental meditation, or any number of mindfulness and relaxation techniques. Prayer is certainly effective at this level, but is it simply one such technique among many?\nOur theories don't always match up with our practice. People in trouble want prayer, and don't stop to analyse why. As a vicar, I find I am constantly asked by non-churchgoers, and \"I'm not really religious\" types, to \"say one for me\". I rarely find that a polite offer of prayer is refused: it is often gratefully seized upon. I sometimes find that prayer cards that I have left with someone are still in regular use when I call again months later. And many more people than are fully signed up to the doctrines of Christianity find themselves wandering into a quiet cathedral and lighting a candle.\nOne of the first George Herbert poems that I read was Prayer (1). It is one that I still frequently quote to myself. In this lovely sonnet, image is piled upon image as Herbert tries to convey what prayer is like, and what he believes prayer achieves. The poem is effectively a list of different metaphors for prayer, and in typical metaphysical style the images draw on a startlingly wide range of sources.\nThe first four lines use typically religious imagery. Prayer is described as \"the Church's banquet\", and the \"heart in pilgrimage\". But the last line of this section introduces an unusual engineering metaphor, picturing prayer as \"The Christian plummet sounding heav'n and earth\". This idea of a weighted line measuring \u2013 and linking \u2013 the furthest reaches of heaven and earth is key to Herbert's conception of prayer. From here on throughout the poem, we begin to notice a theme of prayer stretching across and bridging two very different spheres.\nMirroring this theme, the engineering metaphor of a plummet deftly bridges the movement into the next four-line stanza just as Herbert visualises prayer bridging the gap between God and humanity.\nThe next image takes the metaphor of prayer as technical equipment much further, describing it as a [siege] \"engine against th' Almighty\". This is a very dramatic visualisation of the conventional spiritual idea of persistence in prayer, imagining a God who has retreated into heaven like a walled city, and humans using prayer to break down those walls and reach God.\nThis stanza goes on to hold together two dramatically different sets of imagery: war and music. Lines full of aggressive and violent images \u2013 culminating in the picture of prayer as a spear with which we, like the soldier at the crucifixion, pierce Christ's side \u2013 are followed by ideas of music, transposition and melody. The effect is itself musical, as if a crashing series of discords have finally resolved themselves into tunefulness at the end of a piece. The next line flows liltingly: \"softness, and peace, and joy, and love, and bliss\".\nThe idea of prayer linking heaven and earth, bridging the gap between God and us, is perhaps best summed up in my favourite line: \"Heaven in ordinary, man well drest\". Here there is a tantalising glimpse not just of prayer being something we do to reach a distant God, but something that God does too, meeting us halfway.\nThis is a thread that runs throughout Herbert's poetry. Whether or not he is writing specifically about prayer, many of his poems are themselves effectively prayers. God is a conversation partner, someone to be argued with, even shouted at, and listened to.\nThe final line of Prayer (1) sets out why this is worth doing. Prayer can be dramatic, angry, beautiful, peaceful, exotic or drab: but in the end it is simply about \"something understood\".\nIn the first of this series I mentioned my own conversion to Christianity. The moment of encounter with God that changed the course of my life came about when I was praying the classic atheist's prayer: \"Oh God, if you existed, please sort this out\". (Even as I prayed that, I was embarrassed at its incoherence). The next moment, I was overwhelmed with a sense of the presence of God. There were no words, no fireworks: just a quiet sense of being regarded lovingly and with total acceptance. Something understood, in both directions.\nHow can we measure the immeasurable?\nMiranda Threlfall-Holmes: George Herbert \u2013 part 2: Put simply, we can't. Herbert is at his most profoundly theological through his poetry's use of arresting images and scenes\nIn typical 17th-century metaphysical style, Herbert's poem The Agony begins with a sweeping and grand survey of the state of human knowledge:\nPhilosophers have measur'd mountains\nFathom'd the depths of seas, of states, and kings\nWalk'd with a staff to heav'n, and traced fountains.\nThe effect is to paint an impressive still life, full of globes and maps and sextants, crowns and armies, books and telescopes. Geography, mathematics, astronomy, political science: the educated elite of the 17th century were justly proud of their state of knowledge, and of the speed at which it was growing. This was a time when the known world was rapidly expanding into the New World, great advances were being made in navigation and associated sciences, and the study of political theory was in ferment. The sense of pride and awe and intellectual excitement of all this is palpable.\nIt is still remarkably fresh today, as science strains towards a Grand Unifying Theory of Everything. A modern poet might similarly summarise the state of contemporary science and humanities: we have measured virtually everything there is to be measured. The contemporary stand off between science and religion rests on the assumption that religion was used in the past to fill the gaps that science couldn't explain, and is therefore nearly, if not quite, redundant.\nBut the question of what can't be measured remains. How are we to value things for which science is yet to devise a metric? How are we to assess things that it is theoretically impossible to measure?\nRecently, I was trying to define the value of chaplaincy to a university. Much of education policy comes down to this: how do we value the things we can't measure? Are things like art, music, spirituality or sport only of value because they are believed to contribute to the bottom line, by raising educational attainment, attracting a wider customer base, or enabling us to command higher fees?\nMore broadly, the question at the heart of policy debates on subjects from economic policy to euthanasia is: what is quality of life? Is it only quantifiable in metrics such as income, health, longevity and satisfaction surveys?\nHerbert suggests two \"vast spacious things\" which few experts attempt to \"sound\" (get to the bottom of, as with measuring the depths of the sea): sin, and love.\nAt this point, for a moment, the modern reader might want to pause. This sounds like the usual religious jargon. But we aren't given a chance to pause. The poem has an almost cinematic quality, and here the action cuts from a carefully arranged academic still life, to an equally familiar but graphically contrasting crucifixion scene. It is a grisly one. From standing in a museum, we are suddenly confronted with:\nA man so wrung with pains that all his hair\nHis skin, his garments bloody be.\nJust as we are staring in shock at the abrupt change of focus, the poem drags us back to the academic question. How can one plumb the depths of sin? The question could easily be one of angels dancing on the head of a pin, but Herbert answers it not with theology, but with another arresting image:\nSin is that press and vice, which forceth pain\nTo hunt his cruel food through ev'ry vein.\nThen the scene shifts again \u2013 as in a dream, or nightmare, we are no longer looking at the scene from the outside, but are suddenly a participant in it. To measure love, we are told, to \"assay\" (again, a carefully chosen scientific term) the blood that flows from the dead man's side. As we are recoiling in horror from this thought, it becomes even more graphic \u2013 we are asked how it tastes. In the final couplet, Herbert draws us back into the present by making the link with the wine at communion explicit:\nLove is that liquor sweet and most divine\nWhich my God feels as blood; but I, as wine.\nHow can we measure the immeasurable? We can't. The stock in trade questions of academic theology - what is sin, what is love, what did Jesus' death accomplish \u2013 are not answered. We are simply presented with the image of Christ on the cross. And in doing so, Herbert is of course at his most profoundly theological. The poem's construction itself communicates the fundamental Christian doctrine that God's answer to all our questions is not words or theories, but to become incarnate as a human being and simply say: I am. Taste and see.\nGeorge Herbert: the man who converted me from atheism\nMiranda Threlfall-Holmes: George Herbert \u2013 part 1: The early 17th century clergyman wrote the most fiercely intelligent poetry, grappling with Christian doctrines and our relationship with God\nI blame George Herbert for me becoming a Christian.\nI first encountered Herbert's poems at the very beginning of the lower sixth, when they were a set text for my A-level English class. Being the rather keen and serious teenager that I was, I read them that first weekend. And by the end of the weekend, I realised that this poetry was the most dangerous challenge to my atheism that I had yet come across.\nMy teenage self was rather proud of being a \"cultured despiser of religion\". I had dismissed religion as being for the weak of mind, a crutch, something that intelligence and reason made unnecessary and undesirable. But here was some of the most fiercely intelligent poetry I had ever read, grappling with Christian doctrines and with a relationship with God. If this brilliant mind believed all this, and devoted a life to it, then clearly I needed to look at it again.\nI didn't become a Christian there and then. But I can date the story of my conversion back to that classroom, where I first grasped something of the beauty, the mystery, the attraction and the struggle of faith.\nGeorge Herbert was born in 1593 and died in 1633. His life was in many ways typical of the educated gentry of the Stuart period: Westminster School, Cambridge University, with a promising career at court beckoning. But then he took an unusual turn and became a country vicar, an abrupt change of direction that was a cause for speculation and gossip in Cambridge for decades afterwards. It was only after his tragically early death that his poetry was published and became known beyond his inner circle.\nThe poems are, in effect, a spiritual autobiography. Although they are not individually dated and so cannot be directly related to different phases of Herbert's life, many of them clearly describe his intensely personal struggles with faith and calling. Even those that are more formal explorations of particular religious doctrines or concepts have a similar air of spiritual authenticity. There are no mere statements of dogma. The poems record the poet's own doubts and faith in a way that still rings true with many readers, even those with no explicit faith of their own.\nThe contemporary spiritual resonance of Herbert's poetry stands in marked contrast to his other work, The Country Parson. This vicar manual has not stood the test of time. While some clergy still refer nostalgically to Herbert's patriarchal vision of the vicar in his parish, rather more agree with the tongue-in-cheek title of a recent book: If You Meet George Herbert On The Road, Kill Him. Herbert's guide is a symbol of an outdated \"father knows best\" view of the church. He expects the vicar to know medicine as well as religion, and advises him to find out what everyone is doing, specifically so that he can rebuke them where necessary.\nYet the same man wrote some of the best loved English religious poetry, still popular today. In this series I'll be exploring some of Herbert's themes that have particular resonance for me, but behind them all runs the timeless thread of emotional intelligence.\nCertainly the poems are unashamedly intelligent. They are an example of the metaphysical school of poetry, which deliberately piled metaphor upon metaphor, and drew those metaphors from the cutting edge of contemporary science and philosophy. They flatter the reader by assuming a breadth and depth of political, theological and scientific knowledge.\nThey are also full of genuine emotion. This makes them feel much more modern than their date would suggest. For Herbert, religion is never simply a set of dogmatic assertions, or a collection of cultural practices, as historical religion is sometimes caricatured. Nobody reading these poems can be left in any doubt as to Herbert's emotional engagement with his subject matter. The question Herbert's poetry raises is eternally contemporary. The poems don't ask us \"Is this true?\" but \"How do I feel about this?\"\nIt is this question that slipped under my guard as a teenager. It was easy to dismiss the truth of the 20 impossible things that religion seemed to expect me to believe before breakfast. It was much harder to dismiss my own emotional reaction to these poems: the beauty, the yearning, the enticing danger. They left me with the sense that I was standing on a cliff, staring out to sea, hearing marvellous tales of lands beyond the horizon and wondering if they were, after all, just fairy tales or whether the intensity with which the tales were told was evidence that the teller had indeed seen a barely imagined kingdom.\nWhy Christianity was the wrong civil religion for Rousseau\nJean-Jacques Rousseau \u2013 part 4: The state needs common values, argues Rousseau, but Christianity will not do because there are so many non-believers and its doctrines divide opinion\n'Jean-Jacques Rousseau is perhaps the thinker who best illustrates the transition from a religious to a secular thought-world.'\nHaving irritated atheists last time, I now want to turn to Christians. The vast majority of them, including the most highly regarded theologians, still resist Rousseau's basic insight concerning religion and the state. It is this: the state needs common values that its citizens can agree on (what in The Social Contract he calls a \"civil religion\"). Christianity, in its traditional forms, cannot be this civil religion, as opinion is so divided over its doctrines, and because there are many who do not believe in it at all. The modern state rightly moves away from traditional religion as its source of ideological unity, in favour of post-religious humanism (equality, rights). Christians should accept, indeed affirm, this shift, seeing secular humanism as an indirect expression of Christian values. Instead, conservative theologians (including postmodern \"radical orthodox\" ones) think it brave to oppose secular humanism, to paint it as a threat. This only makes communication of the gospel harder.\nBut, of course, Christians cannot simply affirm secular humanism (they wouldn't still be Christians if they did). They should also warn that it has a deficient understanding of human life; part of this is its implied belief in natural human goodness. Rousseau is rightly seen as a key exponent of this belief. He adapts the Christian idea that humanity is made in the image of God and is therefore good, detaching it from the wider narrative of human fallibility and dependence on God's grace.\nOf course, he does not entirely deny human fallibility, error and capacity for evil. But he treats it as inessential: something that can be understood and moved away from \u2013 through trust in the wisdom of the human heart.\nAnd he offers his own life as a model of this therapeutic process \u2013 supremely in his Confessions. It's the first really modern autobiography: Rousseau's fascinated focus on his own psychological development is unprecedented. (By the way, it's a book of two halves: the first half is an enchanting depiction of the adventure of youth; the second half is full of tedious score-settling.)\nIt's eyebrow-raisingly frank. A few pages in, he tells us that when his aunt beat him as a boy it turned him on, and he has always yearned for such treatment in the bedroom. TMI, you might think (too much information, as we say in New York). But it is so engagingly written that you also want to say TMM (tell me more). Isn't frankness about sex ordinary nowadays \u2013 and doesn't today's writer go much further? Yes, but such frankness tends to be rather conformist \u2013 and compartmentalised. Rousseau still stands out for his determination to relate his love life (which is mostly romantic yearning) to his moral and psychological development, for his attempt at a holistic frankness.\nWhat makes this book compelling is not just its frankness, but the spirit of defiance in which it is presented. Do you condemn me for these moral errors I have committed?, the reader is asked \u2013 sometimes explicitly. Do you claim to be my moral superior? If you condemn me, are you not condemning the honesty with which I present myself? \"Let [readers] groan at my depravities and blush for my misdeeds,\" he says at the outset. \"But let each one of them reveal his heart \u2026 with equal sincerity, and may any man, who dares, say: 'I was a better man than he'.\"\nThis remains a key motivation in autobiography: look at my faults, my embarrassing past errors, my lost years as a junkie or whatever, and agree that I am not defined by them, but rather by my good-heartedness, my striving to be myself. Agree, in fact, that my past faults are just proof of the fullness of my humanity. Judge me, says every memoirist \u2013 and affirm my humanity.\nNothing wrong with affirming each other's humanity, surely? Well, maybe secular confessionalism is subtly dishonest, in its habit of locating moral mistakes in the past and claiming to have learned from them. This deflects attention from the ongoing, ineradicable aspect of one's fallibility. Perhaps only a full-blooded, religious worldview can bear to keep that firmly in sight.\nHaving explored various issues in relation to Rousseau, no neat conclusion is possible. Except to say that he is perhaps the thinker who best illustrates the transition from a religious to a secular thought-world. He shows that this transition is a very incomplete one, for so much of secular humanism is constructed from religious material.\nAtheism is an offshoot of deism\nJean-Jacques Rousseau \u2013 part 3: Atheism, like Rousseau's deism, sees rationalism as a benign force that can liberate our natural goodness\nRousseau said people need structures, traditions, ritual practices, through which to relate to divine morality.\nIn the previous article, I considered Rousseau's political radicalism, at some speed. I want to offer a summarizing reflection on that theme, before moving on to his religious thought.\nPolitical justice, said Rousseau, depends on an understanding that state power belongs to the people, exists to serve the common good. What is this vision? Where does it come from? It is motivated by a moral idealism rooted in Judeo-Christian tradition (social justice, concern for the poor, hostility to luxury, the equal worth of all human lives). But its practical side is derived mainly from Plato's Republic. It's a potent conjoining. Rousseau is perhaps the principal pioneer of the idea that a more moral politics must be established and sustained through force \u2013 as all political order is.\nHis political radicalism annoyed the authorities, but what really provoked them was his religious radicalism. In his novel Emile he put his thoughts into the mouth of an ultra-liberal priest, the original trendy vicar (in his youth Rousseau was deeply influenced by a real-life version of this figure). He explains that God is the creator of the orderly universe, that his rules are written in our hearts, in the form of conscience, that virtuous action brings true happiness. We are made for virtue \u2013 though we are free to misunderstand this and do evil. Because \"the greatest ideas of the divinity come to us from reason alone\", revealed religion is dubious, a source of conflict and error. It is a slur on God to associate him with anger and vengeance, and narrow intolerant doctrines. \"If one had listened only to what God says to the heart of man, there would never have been more than one religion on earth.\"\nBut traditional religion cannot be simply rejected, says this fictional priest \u2013 otherwise he would have left his job. The truth of rational religion must be propagated through traditional religious forms \u2013 this is its necessary packaging (an idea later developed by Kant and Hegel). People need structures, traditions, ritual practices, through which to relate to divine morality.\nOn one level this is a conventional restatement of deism. But Rousseau's emphasis on the emotional appeal of this creed breathed new life into it. He rescued it from narrow rationalism, and associated it with a deepening of humanity. (By putting it in the mouth of a priest he presents it as primarily a spiritual phenomenon.) He thus prepared the way for the poetic deism of Wordsworth, for example.\nNot many people nowadays identify with deism. In fact it is almost universally scorned: as a timid compromise, for those who can no longer believe in religion but are not quite ready to take leave of God. Atheists of course see themselves as going a daring step further. To Christians, it is a diluted form of Christianity emptied of crucial concepts such as revelation, grace and sin.\nI suggest that both the atheist and the Christian should be a bit less scornful, and see how deeply they are indebted to this huge intellectual movement.\nAtheism is less distinct from deism than it thinks. It inherits the semi-Christian assumptions of this creed.\nAtheism derives from religion? Surely it just says that no gods exist, that rationalism, or 'scientific naturalism', is to be preferred to any form of supernaturalism. Actually, no: in reality what we call atheism is a form of secular humanism; it presupposes a moral vision, of progressive humanitarianism, of trust that universal moral values will triumph. (Of course there is also the atheism of Nietzsche, which rejects humanism, but this is not what is normally meant by 'atheism').\nSo what we know as atheism should really be understood as an offshoot of deism. For it sees rationalism as a benign force that can liberate our natural goodness. It has a vision of rationalism saving us, uniting us. For example, AC Grayling, in his recent book The God Argument: The Case Against Religion and for Humanism, argues that, with the withering of religion, 'an ethical outlook which can serve everyone everywhere, and can bring the world together into a single moral community, will at last be possible'. This is really Rousseau's idea, that if we all listened to our hearts, there would be 'one religion on earth'.\nOn one hand atheism is more coherent than deism \u2013 it neatly eliminates the supernatural. But on the other hand it has less self-knowledge: it does not understand that it remains fuelled by a religious-based vision of human flourishing.\nNext time I will suggest that Rousseau's deism also has something to teach Christians who are over-confident in their brave distinctness from secular humanism.\nFor Rousseau, it's humanity that's divine, not reason\nJean-Jacques Rousseau \u2013 part 2: Rousseau believed in a divinely ordered universe, but that social transformation would come from the restoration of true humanity\n'The state needs a high level of ideological unity, so the ideal religion for Rousseau is one that serves this political end.'\nVoltaire, the most famous intellectual of Rousseau's day, rejected traditional religion, but he believed in a divinely ordered universe, and in rational morality as a divinely plotted cause that could transform human life for the better. This rational, reformist religion is known as deism.\nRousseau, too, was a deist \u2013 but he wanted to turn this outlook upside down. Conventional rationalism was conservative; it sucked up to the rich, flattering their (self-interested) interest in reform. Voltaire, so very at home in posh drawing-rooms, embodied this. Rousseau saw the need for a bigger, bolder story about social transformation, about the restoration of true humanity.\nSo, in the 1750s, he put forward his big story. In his Discourse on Inequality he floated the idea of \"the state of nature\", an original form of human life in which \"natural compassion\" held sway, ensuring fundamental equality. With civilisation, this primal equality disappeared, chiefly because property was invented. But the fall from grace is not complete \u2013 our essential nature remains good.\nThe state of nature was a thought-experiment. As he put it, it is \"a state that no longer exists, perhaps never has existed, and probably never will, of which one must nevertheless have an accurate idea in order to judge our present state properly\".\nIf we want to reform our world, pragmatic rationalism is not enough: we need this bold vision, of full humanity regained. We can try to rethink society in the knowledge that this basic purity exists; we can try to maximise it.\nBut what is \"full humanity\"? How does Rousseau know that this potential exists? Ultimately it's a religious conviction: he insists that we are made in God's image. We know it by looking in our hearts, he says \u2013 but, of course, such looking is determined by religious thinking. Other deists talked of reason as a divine force in humanity. For Rousseau, it's humanity that's divine, not reason.\nHis next work, Discourse on Political Economy (1755), was a more detailed attack on economic injustice. Wealth gravitates upwards; the rich ensure that the law entrenches their massive advantage, inventing lucrative public-sector jobs, and tax-breaks, for themselves. (I hesitate to anoint Simon Jenkins the new Rousseau, but his column this week was about exactly this.) And of course: \"When a man of high standing robs his creditors or cheats in other ways, is he not always certain of impunity?\"\nRousseau's solution was to instil the ideal of the common good in everyone, from birth: drum, drum, drum it in.\nIn The Social Contract (1762), he argues that the only truly legitimate state presupposes the liberty and equality of its citizens. This, he sees, runs into a problem: we have lost our \"natural liberty\". We cannot recover it. We must instead seek \"civil liberty\". Enlightened, participatory politics becomes the only possible arena in which we can realise our nature.\nSo \"liberty\" cannot mean freedom to do as one wants; it must mean blending in with the \"general will\", which has an absolute right to command us.\nThis rhetoric of the general will is widely seen as deeply sinister, the seed of totalitarianism. This is unfair: his aim is to formulate a new conception of politics, one that enshrines liberty and equality \u2013 and this surely needs a bold account of the state's authority (social democracy takes such authority for granted).\nWhat's the place of religion in the ideal state? His answer is surprisingly nuanced. Because the state needs a high level of ideological unity, the ideal religion would seem to be one that fully served this political end, as most ancient religion did. Of course, Christianity is not suited to this; it disparages secular political goals, and its teaching extends sympathy to outsiders.\nShould we revert to a religion of state-power-worship? No, it would be false and oppressive, and would also lead to an aggressive foreign policy. He proposes a sort of two-tiered approach: there should be a minimal form of religion, or quasi-religion, concerned with loyalty to the state \u2013 \"civil religion\". The articles of this faith should be seen \"not precisely as religious dogmas, but as sentiments of sociability, without which it is impossible to be a good citizen or a faithful subject\".\nBeyond this, people should be allowed to believe what they want, which will probably be some form of universal morality. This is no blueprint for totalitarian state religion. It's a pretty accurate prediction of the secular liberal state, which promotes certain common values and leaves other forms of belief to our discretion.\nWho would listen to Bertrand Russell's appeal for moral growth today?\nClare Carlisle\nClare Carlisle: Bertrand Russell \u2013 part 8: In 1959, Russell said knowledge and technology were advancing our lives, but that our survival depended on ethical improvement\nWisdom is the ideal that animates Russell's thought more than any other: perhaps this is only to be expected \u2013 Russell was, after all, a philosopher, and \"philosophy\" is derived from Greek words meaning \"love of wisdom\". But wisdom has an inescapably practical, ethical aspect that is missing from much philosophical work. Knowledge can be specialised or abstract, instrumental or purely for its own sake; what matters is that it is correct. Genuine wisdom, on the other hand, is not just a matter of correctness: it must be in some way life-enhancing. When we are presented with so-called wisdom that lacks this quality, we recognise it as hollow, vacuous, inauthentic.\nRussell reflects on wisdom in his essay The Expanding Mental Universe, which first appeared in the Saturday Evening Post, an American weekly, in 1959. The essay is quintessential Russell: imaginative and stirring, but also wittily commonsensical. Russell begins by posing the question of \"the effects of modern knowledge upon our mental life\", and by emphasising that \"mental life\" encompasses willing and feeling as well as intellectual thought.\nInspired by the scientific theory of the expanding universe, Russell envisages an expansion of mental life. In modern times we have become used to dizzying statistics about the weight of the sun, the size of our galaxy, the number of other galaxies, the distance of the stars from earth, and \u2013 given the millions of years that light from some of these takes to reach us \u2013 the length of time for which there has been something rather than nothing. But, Russell cautions, \"there is no reason to worship mere size\". It may be true to say that scientific knowledge expands as we understand more about the size and complexity of the universe. However, when Russell talks about \"the growth of man\" he means the development of wisdom, which is \"a harmony of knowledge, will and feeling\".\n\"Will and feeling should keep pace with thought if man is to grow as his knowledge grows,\" writes Russell. \"If this cannot be achieved \u2013 if, while knowledge becomes cosmic, will and feeling remain parochial \u2013 there will be a lack of harmony producing a kind of madness, with disastrous effects.\"\nConsidering the growth of what he calls \"will\", Russell reflects on how technology has increased our capacity for both creation and destruction. Of course, human beings have always exhibited a range (and usually a mixture) of good and bad tendencies. In the past, remarks Russell, \"man has survived by virtue of ignorance and inefficiency\" \u2013 but now our technical knowledge enables us to go more drastically wrong than hitherto.\nThis means that we should prioritise moral improvement alongside intellectual and scientific advances: \"If, with our increased cleverness, we continue to pursue aims no more lofty than those pursued by tyrants in the past, we shall doom ourselves to destruction and shall vanish as the dinosaurs vanished \u2026 I foresee rival projectiles landing simultaneously on the moon, each equipped with H-bombs and each successfully exterminating the other. But until we have set our own house in order, I think that we had better leave the moon in peace. As yet, our follies have only been terrestrial; it would seem a doubtful victory to make them cosmic.\"\nIn past centuries, economic prosperity may have been won by imperialistic aggression. But in a technologically developed world, argues Russell, the Earth becomes like a single organism whose parts need to co-operate if the whole is to survive and flourish. \"Religion has long taught that it is our duty to love our neighbour and to desire the happiness of others,\" he writes, \"but in the new world, this kindly feeling towards others will be not only a moral duty but an indispensable condition of survival.\"\nIndeed, the \"unification and expansion of self-interest\" that Russell envisages here is naturalistic and pragmatic rather than moral: \"When you eat, the nourishment profits every part of your body, but you do not think how kind and unselfish your mouth is to take all this trouble for something else \u2026 This enlargement in the sphere of feeling is being rendered necessary by the new interdependence of different parts of the world.\"\nPerhaps Russell's vision of global co-operation looks, to us, more like fantasy than prophesy. Reading his essay on The Expanding Mental Universe today, one is struck by how much has changed since the era of the cold war and the space race.\nRussell might have been surprised by the new forms of violence that technology has brought us: drones and chemical warfare, fracking and internet pornography. But I think he would be even more shocked to find his appeal to wisdom and human \"growth\" being met with apathy and cynicism. Fifty years ago, a philosopher's reflections on these ideals were taken seriously not only by a small group of professional academics, but by the wider public. Would this happen if Russell was writing in 2014? And would Russell still be able to express his faith in ethical progress?\nIt is true that Russell's wonderful prose sometimes disguises patchy, vague, or shallow thinking. But when we consider whether his writing remains relevant today, we should be thinking as critically about the state of our society \u2013 and in particular its stunted spirituality \u2013 as about the quality of his philosophy. If Russell's words of genuine wisdom fall on the stony ground of our hardened hearts, that means we have work to do before new growth is possible.\nHow mainstream education stifles 'something sacred'\nClare Carlisle: Bertrand Russell \u2013 part 6: The philosopher's anti-authoritarianism was seen in the ethos of the school he established, at which lessons were optional\nEver since Plato set out a school curriculum in The Republic, philosophers have come up with more or less idiosyncratic plans for educational reform. Bertrand Russell continued this tradition \u2013 not only in his writings, but in sending his own children to a school he founded with his wife. Like much of his popular philosophy, Russell's reflections on education are flawed but interesting, and often remain pertinent in our own time.\nLast week, we considered Russell's commitment to individual freedom and his critique of oppressive social structures \u2013 views which led him to argue that \"the cramping of love by institutions is one of the major evils of the world\". This idealistic position meets with practical challenges in the case of education, for this is a collective enterprise that requires organisation and administrative order \u2013 and yet its aims, Russell always insisted, should focus on the individuality of children.\nOne of Russell's earliest essays on education is in his 1916 book, Principles of Social Reconstruction. Here, the philosopher argues that teachers should have an attitude of \"reverence\" for something deep within each child: \"something sacred, indefinable, unlimited, something individual and strangely precious, the growing principle of life, an embodied fragment of the dumb striving of the world\". Teachers who possess this attitude do not try to mould their pupils in a particular way, but rather have \"a longing to help the child in its own battle\". Of course, neither \"reverence\" nor its accompanying \"longing\" can be easily quantified and standardised in the institutional contexts that large-scale education requires. Russell saw clearly how classroom conditions prevented the kind of pedagogical culture he envisaged: \"In education, with its codes of rules emanating from a government office, its large classes and fixed curriculum and overworked teachers, its determination to produce a dead level of glib mediocrity, the lack of reverence for the child is all but universal.\"\nAt the heart of Russell's more positive theory of education \u2013 set out in On Education (1926) \u2013 are four virtues which, he believed, teachers should foster in their students. These are vitality, courage, sensitivity (which in this context means appropriate emotional responsiveness) and intelligence. For Russell, successful education develops the whole character of a child in its physical, emotional, spiritual and intellectual aspects.\nWhen he wrote On Education, Russell was planning to put these ideals into practice. By this time, he had two children with his second wife, Dora, who was a young feminist intellectual. Interest in alternatives to mainstream education flourished in Britain during these years between the wars, and in 1927 the Russells set up the small, progressive Beacon Hill school in Sussex. Lessons were optional, and children were encouraged to choose their own activities.\nThe experimental ethos of Beacon Hill was controversial in its day. But many of Russell's recommendations in his essays on education seem sensible enough. He writes of the energy needed to teach, pointing out that clergymen are not expected to preach for several hours each day and wondering why this is demanded of schoolteachers.\n\"Those who have no experience of teaching are incapable of imagining the expense of spirit entailed by any really living instruction,\" he writes, adding that \"intense fatigue and irritable nerves\" are the inevitable result of long days in the classroom. Russell argues that large class sizes and overworked teachers are a \"false economy\", and that \"a teacher ought to have only as much teaching as can be done, on most days, with actual pleasure in the work, and with an awareness of the pupil's mental needs.\"\nThe outcome of the mainstream education system, suggests Russell, stifles the \"something sacred\" within every human being. When teachers are overworked, they have to save energy by performing their daily tasks \"mechanically\", and in order to do this they impose a strict order and demand pupils' obedience to it. For Russell, \"obedience is the counterpart of authority\" \u2013 and as we have seen in recent weeks, he opposed authoritarianism in all contexts since this undermines the individual's freedom. In a 1940 essay on teaching he writes that \"the teacher, like the artist, the philosopher, and the man of letters, can only perform his work adequately if he feels himself to be an individual directed by an inner creative impulse, not dominated and fettered by an outside authority.\"\nOf course, education requires organisation, but Russell is suggesting that policymakers should focus on creating conditions that can support the flourishing individuality of both teachers and pupils. \"If the world is not to lose the benefit to be derived from its best minds,\" he writes, \"it will have to find some method of allowing them scope and liberty in spite of organisation.\"\nIronically \u2013 but perhaps not surprisingly \u2013 Russell's commitment to the flourishing of his own individuality did not help the fortunes of Beacon Hill school. His marriage to Dora was an open relationship, and the ideal of free love eventually led the couple to an acrimonious divorce. When their marriage disintegrated in the early 1930s, Russell withdrew as headmaster and sent his children to a more financially stable progressive school, while Dora continued to run Beacon Hill until its closure in 1943.\nLooking back on their educational experiment in his autobiography, Russell reflects that their approach was somewhat misguided and concludes that \"children cannot be happy without a certain amount of order and routine\".\nBertrand Russell the agnostic\nBertrand Russell \u2013 part 4: The same intellectual integrity that made the philosopher unable to accept religious beliefs also prevented him from embracing atheism\n\u2018From a practical point of view, Bertrand Russell admits that agnosticism can come very close to atheism.\u2019\nBertrand Russell's dissent from what was still, in his time, conventional Christian belief can be explained in part by his background and early influences. His grandmother brought him up as a Unitarian, which meant that \"eternal punishment and the literal truth of the Bible were not inculcated\", as he puts it in his autobiography. Like his free-thinking parents, Russell was impressed by John Stuart Mill's utilitarian philosophy, which he first encountered as a teenager. But his critique of Christianity was also due to the fierce intellectual integrity with which he confronted every issue he found worthy of reflection. At the age of 14 Russell began to question the tenets of Christian faith \u2013 including free will, personal immortality, and the existence of God \u2013 and by the age of 18 he had rejected them all.\nHowever, the same intellectual integrity that made Russell unable to accept religious beliefs also prevented him from embracing atheism. Rather like the 18th-century Scottish philosopher David Hume, Russell maintained a sceptical attitude to metaphysical questions. He explains this position very clearly in a 1953 essay on his agnosticism, where he states that, \"it is impossible, or at least impossible at the present time, to know the truth in matters such as God and the future life with which Christianity and other religions are concerned.\" Theoretically, agnosticism is very different from atheism, for atheists and theists share the conviction that knowledge about such matters is attainable \u2013 and, indeed, that they have attained it while their opponents have failed to do so. However, from a practical point of view Russell admits that agnosticism can come very close to atheism, for many agnostics claim that the existence of God is so improbable that it is not worth serious consideration.\nIn his 1927 lecture Why I Am Not A Christian Russell describes God's existence as \"a large and serious question\", and he rejects some of the classical theistic arguments \u2013 the first cause argument, the design argument and the moral argument. (He does not here consider the ontological argument, but in his famous 1948 radio debate with the Jesuit philosopher Frederick Copleston he argues that the concept of a necessarily existent being, which is central to the ontological argument, is nonsensical.)\nThe lecture also criticises the character of Jesus presented in the gospel narratives. In particular, Russell rejects the idea of hell: \"It is a doctrine that put cruelty into the world and gave the world generations of cruel torture; and the Christ of the Gospels, if you could take him as his chroniclers represent him, would certainly have to be considered partly responsible for that.\" On the other hand, he admires certain principles of Jesus's teaching, such as refusing to judge others and being generous to those in need, although he finds them \"difficult to live up to\". The idea of hell is certainly challenging for both believers and non-believers, but it is difficult to engage with Russell's critique when he does not himself engage with centuries of theological reflection and debate on this issue. For example, he does not consider the Catholic teaching that hell is a separation from God that is not inflicted as a punishment, but freely chosen by human beings.\nAlthough Russell often seems in his writings to be drawn towards a quasi-atheist position, his own agnosticism is reinforced by his recognition that the word \"religion\" does not have a very definite meaning. \"If it means a system of dogma regarded as unquestionably true,\" he writes, \"it is incompatible with the scientific spirit, which refuses to accept matters of fact without evidence, and also holds that complete certainty is hardly ever attainable.\" The agnosticism article was published at a time when critics of religion were often assumed to be communists; Russell counters this suggestion by pointing out that the kind of communism advocated by the Soviet government fits his definition of dogmatic religion, and that therefore \"every genuine agnostic must be opposed to it\". It is clear that a passionate aversion to dogmatism runs through both his critique of religious oppression and moralism, and his more positive doctrine of philosophical agnosticism. Russell sometimes seems to be moving towards the view that how ones believes, and not just what one believes, is ethically significant \u2013 a view that will be embraced by any reflective religious person.\nMore than this, though, Russell's agnosticism itself has a spiritual dimension. Suspending judgment about metaphysical questions is a sceptical intellectual practice, but a more radical suspension of judgment belongs to what Russell describes as \"contemplative worship\" in his 1912 essay The Essence of Religion. Here he attempts to sketch a kind of spirituality that is based not on belief in God, but on \"the contemplative vision, which finds mystery and joy in all that exists, and brings with it love to all that has life\". Russell finds three elements within Christianity that he wants to preserve: \"worship, acquiescence, and love\". The \"impartial\" worship he envisages \"has been thought, wrongly, to require belief in God, since it has been thought to involve the judgment that whatever exists is good. In fact, however, it involves no judgment whatever; hence it cannot be intellectually mistaken, and cannot be in any way dependent on dogma.\" In other words, genuine contemplation is by nature non-dogmatic, since it departs from our ordinary mode of judgmental thinking. The ethical counterpart of this contemplative attitude, of course, is the refusal to judge others that Russell so admired in Christian teaching.\nClare Carlisle: Bertrand Russell \u2013 part 3: Christian thought is itself aware of the dangers of fear \u2013 something Bertrand Russell overlooks in his critique of religion\nBertrand Russell wrote that 'religion is based primarily and mainly upon fear'.\nThe most powerful aspect of Bertrand Russell's critique of religious belief is his claim that religion is based on fear, and that fear breeds cruelty. His philosophical arguments against the existence of God may not touch the lives of many ordinary people, but his more psychological point about fear has to be taken seriously by all of us. In his 1927 lecture \"Why I am not a Christian\" \u2013 delivered to the south London branch of the National Secular Society \u2013 Russell expressed his point with characteristic clarity: \"Religion is based primarily and mainly upon fear. It is partly the terror of the unknown and partly the wish to feel that you have a kind of elder brother who will stand by you in all your troubles and disputes. Fear is the basis of the whole thing \u2013 fear of the mysterious, fear of defeat, fear of death. Fear is the parent of cruelty, and therefore it is no wonder if cruelty and religion have gone hand in hand. It is because fear is at the basis of those two things.\" No doubt he was preaching to the converted on this occasion.\nThere are actually two elements to Russell's diagnosis of religion here. The first is that religious belief is a symptom of fear: aware that our lives are precarious and vulnerable, we seek the protection of a powerful deity, to comfort ourselves with an illusion of safety. The second is that fear is a symptom of religion: in particular, doctrines of punishment in both this life and the next cause ignorant believers to live in fear unnecessarily. There is little doubt that this analysis has some truth on both points; perhaps it explains quite accurately the causes and effects of religious belief in a significant number of cases. But do such cases represent religion itself, or are they a distortion of it?\nWe will focus here on Christianity, since this is the tradition that Russell was mainly concerned with. While Russell argues as if his rejection of fearful belief and fear-inducing dogma comes from an atheistic perspective, the Christian tradition itself contains a vigorous critique of fear. The First Letter of John, for example, puts forth the basic tenet that \"Whoever does not love does not know God, for God is love\", and suggests that fear and love are incompatible with one another: \"There is no fear in love, but perfect love casts out fear; for fear has to do with punishment, and whoever fears has not reached perfection in love.\" In fact, Russell echoes this sentiment in a 1912 essay on \"The Essence of Religion, where he writes that \"fear tends more and more to be banished by love, and in all the best worship fear is wholly absent.\" But he did not need to appeal to any biblical text in arguing that \"fear is the parent of cruelty\", because it is a basic psychological fact that love is inhibited and distorted by fear.\nIn the 17th century, Spinoza \u2013 whom Russell described as \"the noblest and the most lovable of the great philosophers\" \u2013 invoked the First Letter of John to attack the persecution of non-conformists by the Dutch Reformed church. The violent dogmatism witnessed by Spinoza is exactly the sort of thing emphasised by modern atheists who claim, like Russell, that religion is a harmful force in the world. But Spinoza attacked \"superstitious\" forms of religious belief, which are characterised by fear, as a dangerous perversion of a purer Christian teaching found in the New Testament. Prefacing his Theological-Political Treatise with a verse from the First Letter of John, Spinoza implied that the church was failing by precisely those Christian ethical standards which it claimed as its own.\nAnother example of a Christian critique of fear can be found in Kierkegaard's analysis of the theological concept of sin. Traditionally, pride has been identified as the fundamental form of sinfulness, but Kierkegaard argued that human psychology is darkened by an inseparable combination of pride and fear, which both get in the way of love. This means that the Christian ideal of love requires us to battle against both pride and fear, to combine humility with courage. According to Kierkegaardian theology, fearful religion is sinful religion.\nThese two brief examples suggest that the Christian tradition has the resources not only to recognise the dangerous consequences of fear, but to scrutinise them closely and provide a spiritual response to them. However, this is not the sort of perspective that Russell was prepared to explore in his philosophical work. He was certainly unwilling to invoke the Christian doctrine of original sin \u2013 presumably because it was closely associated with the Victorian moralism that, to Russell's disgust, lingered long into the 20th century.\nBut his atheist disciples may be surprised to discover that privately Russell found some meaning in the concept of sin. In his autobiography he describes a visit in 1952 to a small Greek church, where he became aware within himself of \"a sense of sin\" which, to his astonishment, \"powerfully affected\" him in his feelings, though not in his beliefs. If Russell had followed Kierkegaard in paying more heed to such \"feelings\", he might have come closer to understanding that fear is a religious problem, and not just a problem with religion.\nBertrand Russell on the science v religion debate\nBertrand Russell \u2013 part 2: The philosopher's staunch criticism of religion echoes modern atheists, but he was also profoundly moved by a 'mystic insight'\n'Bertrand Russell thought that religious questions did not really belong to the discipline of philosophy.'\nBertrand Russell did not consider himself an expert on ethics and religion, and it is true that his writing on these subjects lacks the originality and sophistication of his philosophical work on mathematics. His criticisms of religion are often similar \u2013 in essence if not in tone \u2013 to opinions voiced by contemporary atheists: he argued that religious beliefs cause wars and persecution, are moralistic and oppressive, and foster fear. However, it is precisely for this reason that it is worth looking again at Russell's rejection of Christianity. Anyone concerned with defending religion against its typical modern detractors must recognise Russell as a worthy opponent, for he was an intelligent, principled and humane man of the world who undoubtedly led a meaningful life.\nNext week we will begin to look closely at Russell's arguments against Christianity. First, though, let's consider how his general attitude and approach to religion shaped his critique of religious beliefs. It is telling, for example, that Russell thought that religious questions did not really belong to the discipline of philosophy. This rather narrow view of philosophy predisposed him to scepticism about subjects that involve ambiguity, interpretation, and perhaps a personal, experiential kind of insight. Ethics, of course, is one such subject, and religion even more so. Like earlier rationalist thinkers such as Descartes and Spinoza, Russell had an exacting standard for what qualified as \"knowledge\", and argued that if philosophy is the search for truth then it should concern itself only with the kind of certainty associated with basic mathematical intuitions such as \"2 + 2 = 4\".\nIt is also interesting to compare Russell's dismissive attitude to religion with his great faith in science. When Nietzsche wrote of the death of God, he suggested that belief in scientific progress was the last remaining article of faith. Nietzsche was pointing out that although science makes claims to knowledge, these claims are as deluded as those of religious dogmatists. The view that he was criticising is too crude to attribute to Russell, who acknowledged what we customarily call \"knowledge\" occupies a broad spectrum of degrees of uncertainty, and that very little \u2013 if anything \u2013 is absolutely certain. Nevertheless, it is worth bearing in mind Nietzsche's remarks about the \"piety\" underlying modern science when we consider Russell's almost utopian vision of scientific progress.\nRussell's support for eugenics in his eccentric and provocative book Marriage and Morals (1929) is one of the more controversial examples of his view that scientific developments could, and should, contribute to social reform. But this view itself has become a tenet of secular orthodoxy. It is articulated with characteristic eloquence in Russell's essay How I Came By My Creed, which was published in the same year as Marriage and Morals. Here Russell celebrates our increasing mastery of nature, and argues that modern science both overcomes religion and replaces it as a method for humanity's self-improvement: \"In this world we can now begin a little to understand things, and a little to master them by help of science, which has forced its way step by step against the Christian religion \u2026 Science can help us to get over this craven fear in which mankind has lived for so many generations. Science can teach us, and I think our own hearts can teach us, no longer to look around for imaginary supports, no longer to invent allies in the sky, but rather to look to our own efforts here below to make this world a better place to live in, instead of the sort of place that the churches in all these centuries have made it.\"\nThis passage is typical of Russell's popular writing on religion, and it is not surprising that contemporary atheists have adopted him as their champion. But his autobiography occasionally reveals a more complex and ambivalent relationship to religion. In particular, he relates an episode in 1901 when he witnessed the wife of his Cambridge colleague Alfred Whitehead suffer intense pain due to heart problems, causing Russell to have what can only be described as a spiritual insight. \"The ground seemed to give way beneath me and I found myself in quite another region,\" he writes. \"Within five minutes I went through such reflections as the following: the loneliness of the human soul is unendurable; nothing can penetrate it except the highest intensity of the sort of love that religious teachers have preached; whatever does not spring from this motive is harmful, or at best useless; it follows that war is wrong, that a public school education is abominable, that the use of force is to be deprecated, and that in human relations one should penetrate to the core of loneliness in each person and speak to that.\"\nSuch was the power of this experience that it made him \"a completely different person\". Even though Russell's \"mystic insight\" later faded in the face of an older \"habit of analysis\", its effects, he wrote, \"remained always with me, causing my attitude during the first war, my interest in children, my indifference to minor misfortunes, and a certain emotional tone in all my human relations\".\nWhat caused the disparity between Russell's \"official\" view of religion and his personal experience? Why was he unwilling to bring this experience to bear on his critique of religion? The answer seems to lie in his deep methodological commitment to both rationalism and scientific empiricism: Russell tended to treat \"religion\" as either a body of doctrines to be intellectually analysed, or as a phenomenon to be observed objectively from the outside. In the first case, Russell found flawed arguments; in the second, flawed institutions perpetrating violence and oppression. His own spiritual insights belonged to a different order \u2013 and although they changed his life deeply, they were not allowed to change his philosophical position. This helps to explain why, while history proves that both religion and science can be forces for good and for ill, Russell was inclined to focus on the benefits of science and on the dark side of religion.\nCan values come from within?\nIs Buddhism a religion, part 6: Secular humanism, Christianity and Buddhism have differing views about the source of human goodness\nWhat is a good life? A Buddhist humanism would have to answer the question in terms of a trajectory of consciousness towards awakening and compassion. It would offer a diagnosis of injustice as a product of bondage to a grasping consciousness and provide a therapy of emancipation which reflected an understanding of the human condition which gives content and direction to the idea of compassion.\nThis picture of the progressive self-knowledge of the species admits an idea of transcendence that is simply the possibility of action that \"goes beyond\" the limited perspective of self-enclosure. We are rarely wholly engulfed by or absorbed in this self-enclosure, but rather suffer it as a reduction of sensibility and loss of perspective.\nNow the picture of secular humanism offered by the philosopher Richard Norman is not simply a matter of the rejection of religious belief but is also \"the affirmation that human beings can find from within themselves the resources to live a good life without religion\".\nA Buddhist humanism would qualify this: we do not know in advance what these resources are. Only through trying to live well and confronting the obstacles to this venture do we discover the inner resources we need. Their emergence may, however, lead to a misapprehension or perspectival illusion, even within Buddhism. Thus, in the Japanese traditions a distinction is made between jiriki or self-power and tariki or other-power. This distinction is partly a matter of how the struggle to overcome the destructive passions and achieve perspective is experienced when it is conceived as the struggle of the will, one which ends in exhaustion. By contrast, release may appear to be granted by a benign force outside of oneself.\nBut what is discovered is the limited scope of the will in the transformation of consciousness. Understanding dawns: it is not something that is under the control of the will but something that drives its direction.\nChristian thinkers have been reluctant to go along with the humanist idea that \"human beings can find from within themselves the resources to live a good life without religion\" and I wonder whether this reluctance has to do with a false assumption about the role of the will in humanist accounts of morality.\nWhen he was asked in a New Statesman interview whether we \"can make sense of morality without a religious notion of a transcendent or supernatural being\", Rowan Williams said that it seemed to him that \"it is not finally feasible to try to ground unconditional rights or the intrinsic dignity of human beings independently of the idea of a transcendent ground of value\". He went on to say: \"People do, of course, make such claims, and do so in good faith, but I don't see how you can define a universally shared \u2026 conception of human flourishing without something more than a pragmatic or immanent basis. In other words, I think morality ultimately needs a notion of the sacred \u2013 and for the Christian that means understanding all human beings without exception as the objects of an equal, unswerving, unconditional love.\"\nWilliams is right to say that the idea of unconditional human rights cannot be grounded in pragmatism since the idea of unconditionality belongs to a moral vision which sees in its own light the limits of pragmatism and its shifting needs.\nBut this understanding of all human beings as the objects of an unconditional love seems to be an achieved understanding, one whose possibility we may be awakened to by inhabiting, however briefly and imperfectly, the all-embracing attitude or perspective from which that understanding derives. This understanding is given expression, for instance, in the figure of the Bodhisattva who sheds tears of compassion as they contemplate the causes and conditions of human wretchedness.\nTheologians like Williams appear to use the term \"immanentism\" to mean the denial of the possibility or need for a transcendental grounding for morality. The denial is then taken to imply, by contrast, that morality is grounded in the very changeable human will. Humanism is frequently represented in these terms and refuting the charge is a necessary task for humanist thinkers, a task which would take the form of insisting that what is primary is not the will but the understanding.\nBuddhism offers a version of this primacy of the understanding: our conception of humanity is not inert but drives the will and motivates action. Williams says that morality needs a notion of the sacred. Whether we should talk of the \"sacred\" depends on what it is taken to commit us to, but the understanding of human beings as objects of unconditional love, as objects of compassion, derives from a perspective we sometimes gain and often lose, but which remains revered as a haunting measure of our conduct in our poetry and literature.\nPeople who say they have 'no religion' are now in a majority in Britain, according to the highly-respected British Social Attitudes survey. This is a useful opportunity to say, once again, that Britain's institutions and public life are out of touch with the views of most of its people.\nBut the argument for secularism does not lie in the figures. Even if everyone in a country shared the same religious views, the fundamentalists would have no right to impose their views on the moderates. The separation between religion and power is an essential aspect of any free society, and it is a principle we should stand for on its own merits. This week, we've been making that case across national and local media.\nGlobal events, such as the treatment of the Rohingya Muslims, also remind us of the need to defend freedom of religion. This is why we've spoken out against China's crackdown on religious freedom. Very often the religious lobby plays the victim to try to gain undue concessions. But events such as these illustrate that genuine persecution does exist, and those with the voice to do so have a duty to highlight it.\nMore than half of Brits now non-religious, study finds\nThe National Secular Society has called for \"a serious debate about religion's place in our society\" after a study found the proportion of non-religious Britons had reached record levels.\nNew data from the latest British Social Attitudes survey, carried out last year by the National Centre of Social Research (NatCen), suggested 53% of British people now have 'no religion'. The figure, which confirmed an initial NSS analysis of the BSA's report, has risen from 48% since 2015 and 31% since 1983.\nIn a random, representative sample, almost 3,000 people were asked: 'Do you regard yourself as belonging to any particular religion?' If respondents said yes, they were asked which one, without being given a list of religions.\nTheir answers were fairly consistent with other surveys which have asked questions in a similar fashion. And the recent Scottish Social Attitudes survey found that an even higher proportion of Scots (58%) had no religion.\nThe BSA survey suggests affiliation to the Church of England is in particular decline. Just 15% of respondents called themselves Anglican \u2013 half the proportion who said the same thing in 2000.\nThe proportion of people who call themselves Catholic has remained relatively stable, at around one in 10, over the last 30 years. Around 6% of people say they belong to non-Christian religions.\nReligiosity declined in every age group between 2015 and 2016, but particularly among the young: 71% of people aged 18-24 said they had no religion. That figure had risen 9% in one year. NSS president Terry Sanderson said this was not surprising: \"The report says young people are 'losing their religion', but it is more likely that they never had any religion to lose.\"\nRoger Harding, head of public attitudes at NatCen, said the differences by age were \"stark\". \"With so many younger people not having a religion, it's hard to see this change abating any time soon,\" he added.\nJust 3% of those aged 18-24 described themselves as Anglican, compared to 40% of those aged 75 and over. Stephen Evans, the NSS's campaigns director, said this provided a significant boost to the campaign against faith schools.\n\"One common \u2013 albeit flawed \u2013 argument from the pro-faith school lobby is that they meet parental demand. But these figures make clear that Anglican schools will not be an attractive proposition for the majority of tomorrow's parents.\"\nIn July the BSA report also suggested that non-religious people were more socially liberal than believers on a wide range of issues. Almost nine in ten people with no religion in 2016 said pre-marital sex, for example, was \"not wrong at all\". This was compared to 73% of Anglicans, 76% of Catholics, 62% of other Christians and 33% of non-Christian religious people.\nAnd although religious people remain more conservative than the non-religious, their attitudes towards premarital sex, same-sex relationships and abortion are becoming more liberal. In some instances, the change is rapid. This suggests the influence of religious ideas on social attitudes is waning.\nThe findings add weight to the arguments made in the NSS's recent report, Rethinking religion and belief in public life: a manifesto for change. Mr Evans said they should prompt an \"urgent rethink about religion's public role and the relationship between church and state\".\n\"Again we have evidence that Britain is becoming increasingly irreligious and religiously diverse. The time has come to call time on the many vestiges of religious privilege \u2013 not least the seats given as of right to 26 Anglican clergy in the legislature, and religious groups' considerable influence over our publicly funded schools.\n\"Rather than cleaving to its mediaeval past, Britain's future surely lies in becoming a modern secular state where every citizen can be treated fairly and valued equally, irrespective of their religious outlook.\"\nBritain should embrace secularism as it loses its religion\nPosted: Fri, 08 Sep 2017 15:35 by Chris Sloggett\nAs new data suggests non-belief is at a record high, Chris Sloggett says secularists should be more assertive in making the case for freedom of and from religion. This article was originally published by the International Business Times; reprinted here with kind permission.\nThe case for secularism does not lie in the figures. Even if everyone in a country said they shared the same religion, fundamentalists would not have the right to impose their views on moderates. But the news that non-religious people are apparently in the majority in Britain is a reminder that our major institutions \u2013 and public life more broadly \u2013 is out of step with the British public.\nIn some ways the excessive deference we give to religion is blatant. The Church of England is established and 26 bishops still have a constitutional right to a place in the House of Lords. The government asks religious groups to run our publicly-funded schools. Christian prayers are said as part of official parliamentary business.\nIn other ways it is more subtle. Last week Drayton Manor Park in Staffordshire changed their entry policy to allow Sikhs to carry knives. On Monday the Church of Scotland's moderator gave an official blessing to the new Queensferry crossing. This week it emerged that thousands of state primary schools are incorporating the hijab into school uniform codes for pre-pubescent girls. These are just the latest instalments in an ongoing series of concessions to the religious lobby.\nIn response to the new figures several commentators have stressed the good that people do in the name of religion and expressed concern about what may come next. Secularisation, the argument goes, leaves a vacuum which could be filled by something particularly intolerant: extreme nationalism, perhaps, or radical Islam.\nIn the current climate, fear of these forces is understandable. But one of the striking elements of the politics of our times is its anti-secular character. Religion is far from being a private affair: it is a major political dividing line.\nNearly six in ten Christians voted to leave the EU last year; seven in ten Muslims voted to remain. Last year all five Tory leadership contenders were outspoken Christians, and during London's mayoral election both detractors and supporters seemed endlessly focused on the fact that Sadiq Khan was a Muslim. No wonder the magazine Christian Today said a 're-awakening' was taking place, where politicians increasingly felt the need to share their religious views with the rest of us.\nReligion is also behind rising intolerance abroad. More than four in five white evangelicals voted for Donald Trump to become president last year. Trump got a higher proportion of their votes than Mitt Romney, John McCain or George W. Bush before him. And evangelical advisers continue to prop up the Trump administration even as others, for example from the world of business, desert him. India is experiencing a rise in Hindu nationalism under Narendra Modi. The orthodox church is one of Vladimir Putin's most important backers. Islamic fundamentalism continues to claim and ruin lives around the world.\nAnd where the left has erred, it has been because it has embraced moral relativism and rejected secularism. Free speech is viewed as an expendable luxury. Campaigners for Islamic reform, or the rights of women or gay people in the Muslim world, are smeared. The current Labour party leader's history of allying with Islamists is explained away.\nOver the centuries the religious lobby has not accepted the position of women, gay people or science \u2013 among many other things \u2013 easily. And in a multi-faith era, they hold the door open for each other's intolerance. In 2008 Rowan Williams, then the Archbishop of Canterbury, agreed with a questioner who asked him if the application of sharia was an \"unavoidable\" concession needed for social integration. After the massacre at the Charlie Hebdo offices, the Pope bought into the narrative that the cartoonists had brought it on themselves, saying: \"Curse my mother, expect a punch\".\nToo often we accept this, while convincing ourselves we are being moderate or 'respectful'. We have a religious conservatism of our own, the argument goes, so we must allow others their equivalent. When New Labour decided it was too hard to take on the Church over Christian faith schools, Charles Clarke created schools for other faith groups.\nBut this approach has entrenched segregation even further and allowed religious groups to claim special rights that the rest of us do not have. Schools are allowed to choose their intake based on the faith of parents. The blasphemy law may have been officially repealed in 2008, but an Olympic gymnast can be banned for two months and forced into a grovelling apology for having a laugh about Islam at a wedding. Religious groups are granted tax breaks with precious few questions asked about the public good they are doing.\nNow the evidence suggests we are not even deferring to a majority. But even if we were, it would not be the point. Societies can only cohere when they have a set of principles and laws to unite around. Secularism, when defended consistently, provides a framework of rights and responsibilities for all; a commitment to reason, open-mindedness and free enquiry; and an appreciation that our freedoms end when others' freedoms begin.\nThere is plenty of room for reasonable disagreement about where the margins of these principles lie. But only fanatics oppose them outright. It is up to the rest of us to stand up to them and call their stance out for what it is.\nhttps://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/series/how-to-believe",
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        "raw_content": "Building Tours: Take a look at our future home at 25300 Rye Canyon. Stop by today from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. for a tour and see the progress of the construction in person.\nThis Sunday at Crossroads, Pastor Todd Smith will be concluding our current series on the \"Theology of Sexuality\" with the topic \"Is Sexuality Glandular or Godly?\u201d God holds the patent on human sexuality, so we are looking at what the scriptures have to say about this topic. This is an important topic that has been hijacked by our culture. Parents, we know our kids attend the Sunday Worship Services, and the sermons will take their presence into account. We seek to be biblical and sensitive with each Sunday topic. Next week Pastor Todd will share on Gratitude.\nBuilding Tours: Take a look at our future home at 25300 Rye Canyon. Come by Today from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. for a tour and see the progress of the construction in person.\nLost and Found: Missing a Bible, your child's jacket, or something else? Come look at the lost and found in the patio area before or after services November 20th and 27th. You might be surprised and find something of yours that you did not even know you had lost! All unclaimed items will be donated after November 27th.\nProposed Family Members: The following individuals have been recommended by the Elders for family membership at Crossroads. Please take a minute to review the list of names and inform the Elders of any issues with them by emailing them at elders@lifeatcrossroads.org in the next two weeks.\nCrossroads Christmas Party: Join us for our annual all-church Christmas party at the Valencia Ice Station on Sunday, December 4, from 5:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.! Tickets are available now at www.lifeatcrossroads.org/signup. This year, we will \"Fund the Farm\" as we partner with Children's Hunger Fund to purchase farm animals for families in need around the world. You won't want to miss this night! We also need volunteers to help set up, serve food, and sell tickets at the door. If you would like to help serve, please email go@lifeatcrossroads.org or visit the Registration cart.\nPhilippians | 9:30 to 10:45 am | North Campus\nFollowing Jesus | 11:00 to 12:15 pm | North Campus\nPremarital Class | 8:00 to 9:15 am | North Campus\nElevate Jr. High Ministry | 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. | North Campus -On Thanksgiving Break\nElevate Sr. High Ministry | 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. | North Campus - On Thanksgiving Break\nYoung Adult Ministry | 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. | 22131 Placerita Canyon Rd., 91321 - On Thanksgiving Break\nre | engage | 6:30 to 9:00 pm | South Campus - On Thanksgiving Break\nMomsense | Every Other Week | 9:00 to 11:00 am | Main Campus - On Thanksgiving Break\nOlder PostNovember 13. 2016 Weekend Announcements",
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They were also made by the Isaac Wright & Co. in 1837 and Eliza Royce Sheldon Butler purchased these pieces (and the sofa) after her marriage to John Butler.\nCard table: The card table found in the front hallway was also made by the Isaac Wright & Co. and it was purchased with the rest of the pieces by Eliza Royce Sheldon Butler in 1837.\nTall Case Clock: It was made approximately 1750 by Benjamin Cheney, and this is an example of a locally made piece that was made before the Industrial Revolution to show the differences between craftsmanship and factory made items.\nMill Ledger C, 1818-1826: John Butler\u2019s ledger which recorded payments to men and women who labored in his paper mill; this revealed what the employees were paid for their labor in early industrial work.\nFive Key Documents or Photographs\nAccount of Men\u2019s Labour 1819-1820: This account book, which is located in the History Center, gives insight on how many employees John Butler had and how he operated the mills.\nJohn Butler\u2019s portrait: John Butler\u2019s portrait, which is located in the South Parlor, is used as a piece to describe who John Butler was and the mills he owned.\nSamuel Colt\u2019s picture: Samuel Colt\u2019s picture, found in the cabinet at the front desk of the History Center and can be moved to the North Parlor; these are visual examples of Samuel Colt\u2019s factories, and are used to briefly discuss what the factories were and how they were operated.\nColtsville factories pictures: These pictures can be found in the cabinet at the front desk of the History Center and can be moved to the North Parlor; these are visual examples of Samuel Colt\u2019s factories, and are used to briefly discuss what the factories were and how they were operated.\nElizabeth Colt picture: Elizabeth Colt\u2019s picture, found in the cabinet at the front desk of the History Center, can be moved to the North Parlor to discuss her role in owning the factories after her husband\u2019s death.\nFour Individuals/Groups\nJohn Butler; Frances McCook: While both of them were from different generations, they were both effected by the Industrial Revolution since John Butler witnessed changes to the operation of factories then therefore make adaptations for his mills; meanwhile, Frances was one of the last generation to benefit from the changes the Industrial Revolution inspired.\nBusiness owners: As more factories developed in Hartford, businesses were moved to be closer to manufacturing companies and to move clientele for their businesses.\nUrban Elite: While factories were developing in the city, the urban elite (who most of them owned factories) were moved from Main Street to a more fashionable neighborhood to build houses that reflect the changes in lifestyle.\nLower Class/Immigrants: In order to have the labor needed for these factories, immigrants were hired to work in them and as a result provided jobs for the lower classes and immigrants.\nThe visitor should walk away with the sense of how the Industrial Revolution had an impact on cities, especially Hartford, and how people were effected by the changes to their cities. Like the Butlers and the McCooks, visitors can make an impact on their own communities and support changes that benefit their communities for the future.\nButler-McCook Family and the Industrial Revolution: Outline\nThe Industrial Revolution had a huge impact on the United States between the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. This impact was especially felt in Hartford and on its residents including the Butlers and the McCooks. During the second half of the nineteenth century, new businesses were built along Main Street.\nIn the 1850s, entrepreneurs moved businesses to Hartford with the belief busy people are attracted to larger stores with a variety of goods under one roof; department stores emerged and were located on busy locations in the city including Main Street.\nInstead of tearing down many existing buildings, eighteenth century homes were converted for commercial use.\nExample: A house that was originally built for Amos Bull in 1788 changed owners several times during the nineteenth century; one of the owners was John McManus who had the John C. McManus Furnaces and Stoves in the house in 1887. In 1966, the Connecticut Historical Commission and Frances McCook saved the house and was moved onto the Butler-McCook House property. It is now the current location of Connecticut Landmarks\u2019 headquarters.\nFour generations of the same family witnessed many changes to Hartford, and the Industrial Revolution was no exception. As we tour the house, you will see that everything, with one exception, you see not only belonged to the family but also examples of how the Industrial Revolution had an impact on the Butler-McCook family.\nIndustrial Revolution in Hartford\nFirst Phase, 1790s-1830s: mills were introduced, new organizational strategies to increase productivity became the key to a rapidly changing economy; factory system: increased production required two more elements for widespread impact 1. Expanded system of credit was necessary to help secure capital 2. Improved transportation system for raw materials.\nIsaac Wright & Co.: Isaac Wright (1798-1838), Philemon F. Robbins (1807-1890), and Joseph Winship (d. 1888) operated one of the leading furniture manufactories in Hartford during the 1830s. The company was an advocate of the emerging modern industrial mode of manufacturing that used mass production, specialization, and interchangeable parts to greater extent than anytime previously; also, it provided evidence that the company has a part in Hartford\u2019s vital role in the economy of Connecticut and the Connecticut River Valley, and its continued prominence in the furniture making industry of New England.\nSecond Phase, Industrial Age 1850-1900: Hartford developed into a leading manufacturing center with new industrial businesses, emerging immigrant population, and a bustling downtown.\nUrban landscape: converted to commercial uses and others were replaced with multi-family dwellings.\nPopulation increase, leads to new types of housing to meet needs of growing city larger scale apartment buildings with retail space on ground floor; houses moved on side streets i.e. Capitol Ave, Buckingham Street, and Linden Place.\nFactories/Companies:\nTracey & Fales Railroad Car Works-1849\nWoodruff & Beach-founded in 1846, produced steam boilers, parent firm founded in 1821 by Truman Hanks and built Hartford\u2019s first steam engine. The company built pumps and engines before 1840; by 1846, it employed 100 men. By 1863, it employed 400 in manufacturing of marine engines for commercial ships and gun boats, large double piston pumps, and custom iron castings.\niii. George S. Lincoln Co.- Founded in 1834, and renamed the Phoenix Ironworks in 1850, this company produced architectural and \u201cmortuary\u201d iron and safes into manufacturing of machine tools.\nGeorge Fairfield\u2019s \u201cHartford Machine Screw Co.\u201d- Founded in 1876, the company developed machines that automated screw manufacturing and later went into the mass production of bicycles.\nIII. 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Stages, which grandfather had constantly used on his business trips to New York or Boston, no longer travelled Main Street\u2026\u201d (16-17).\nButler-McCook House: Examples of Industrial Revolution inside the house\nSouth Parlor/Front Hallway\nInformal Family parlor; private space for the family to entertain each other and learn to play musical instruments such as the piano, cello, viola, and the violin.\nIntroduce John Butler, Eliza Royce Sheldon Butler, Mary Sheldon, and Eliza Sheldon Butler\niii. Highboy was built in 1750, and was brought from Moses Butler\u2019s tavern to his son, Daniel Butler\u2019s, house in 1782. It is an example of a piece of furniture that was crafted by hand rather than furniture made in factories during later years in the Industrial Revolution.\nSofa: Eliza Royce Sheldon Butler purchased this sofa in 1837, made by Isaac Wright & Co. (a factory-made piece of furniture), mahogany with mahogany veneer on tulipwood, a distinctive interpretation of the Empire style featuring paired Ionic columns supported by ogival plinths, John James McCook proposed to daughter Eliza Sheldon Butler on sofa.\nCard table: in the front hallway, made in 1837 by Isaac Wright & Co., mahogany, hexagonal column and scrolled feet, rarely listed in Wright\u2019s accounts.\nNorth Parlor\nReceived visitors in the formal parlor; created and collected art for enjoyment\nMantel added in 1837\niii. Samuel Colt (1814-1862)\nOwner of Colt\u2019s Armory (the largest Armory in the world-500\u2019 long and four stories tall), Colt\u2019s Manufacturing-Colt\u2019s first company was located on Commerce Street (Operated between 1849 and 1855).\nColtsville (1855/1856): factory complex includes armory, workers\u2019 housing, wharf and ferry facilities at the Connecticut River, and the gathering place \u201cCharter Oak Hall\u201d for the instruction and amusements of his employees.\nWorkers: In 1854, 500 men worked at the factory, by the beginning of the Civil War 1,100 people worked at Colt\u2019s factory\nArmsmear: Italian Villa Colt built for himself and his wife Elizabeth on the hilltop in northwest corner of complex. After his death, Elizabeth took over the factories.\nInteresting information learned: Philip McCook, as a child, managed to go to Colt holiday parties held for underprivileged children. 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        "raw_content": "Two Opportunities for Freedom from Smoking Classes in Fairdale\nCall 772-8588 to register or for more information. Join this weekly group on Wednesdays or Saturdays to get the support you need to be free from smoking, Support will be provided on stress management, creating a personal plan and avoiding weight gain. All classes are free. Sponsored by the Family Health Centers.\nOct. 4 \u2013 Nov. 15, South Jefferson Neighborhood Place, 1000 Neighborhood Place, 10 \u2013 11:30 a.m.\nOct. 7 \u2013 Nov. 18, Fairdale Branch Library, 10620 West Manslick Road, 11:30 a.m. \u2013 1 p.m.\nOct. 4 and 9, WeCare Energy Efficiency Overview\nCall 1-800-356-5467 for more information. Representatives from the WeCare Program at LG&E will be on hand to talk with interested persons about energy efficiency, energy usage and tips to reduce utility bills. 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Sponsored by Kentucky Foster Care and the Special Needs Adoption Program.\nOct. 13 and 27, Choices Healthy Partner Relationship Workshop at NorthWest Neighborhood Place, 2 \u2013 4 p.m.\nLocated at 4018 West Market St. Call 313-4892 to register. The workshop is facilitated by the Center for Women and Families\u2019 domestic violence advocates, a psycho-educational group for women, men, and teens who have experienced abuse in their intimate relationships. The objectives of the group are to raise awareness about intimate partner violence and the supportive services that are available; support and encourage participants\u2019 healing and reconciliation of their experiences; and to prepare the participants to practice self-care and engage in healthy relationships going forward.\nOct. 17 \u2013 Nov. 21, Living Well Workshop at South Jefferson Neighborhood Place, 1- 3 p.m.\nLocated at 1000 Neighborhood Place. Call 772-8588 to register. 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        "raw_content": "A Special Thanks to the Special Olympics\nJune 20, 2012 June 20, 2012 Maureen Carruthers 2 Comments\nThis week\u2019s summer showcase post is from Erin Palmer, a writer and editor for Bisk Education. Erin writes about topics such as online MPA programs. Students that earn their MPA degree can make a huge difference in the world through public service and nonprofit work. Erin can be reached on Twitter @Erin_E_Palmer. Welcome, Erin!\nMy siblings mean everything to me. As one of seven kids, my siblings and I have a bond that goes far beyond simply coming from the same gene pool. We are each other\u2019s support systems, guidance counselors and biggest cheerleaders.\nMy sister Kaitlin (on the left) and her friend Shelby\nMy youngest sister Kaitlin is the most joyful person I know. She has the unique ability to make me smile even in my darkest mood. She loves to draw, is a talented dancer and can make almost anyone laugh. She also happens to have Down syndrome.\nWhen Kaitlin\u2019s P.E. teacher encouraged her to participate in the Special Olympics, I thought it would be a fun way for her to spend the afternoon. I looked forward to cheering her on from the crowd. I had no idea how amazing the experience would be, not only for my sister, but for me as well.\nBeing a part of such a big family means that I have been to countless sporting events, dance recitals and school plays. None of these events could even come close to matching the excited atmosphere that the leaders of the Special Olympics provide. There were well over a thousand people there, from participants and family members to educators and volunteers. I have never seen so many smiling faces in one place before. It was truly a sight to behold.\nWithin minutes of our arrival, Kaitlin had made new friends. What makes the Special Olympics so wonderful is how supportive the participants are of one another. They might be competing in the events, but that doesn\u2019t stop them from high-fiving each other when the event is over. It is so beautiful to see people who genuinely want those around them to do well.\nNot only were the other contestants encouraging to my sister, but her school also showed their support for her efforts. Even though she was the only participant from her middle school and the event was quite a drive from her school, both her P.E. teacher and her school principal came out to watch Kaitlin participate. The fact that they would drive out on a Saturday and spend hours outside in the Florida heat for one student was so moving.\nIn Kaitlin\u2019s two years of participating in the Special Olympics, she has earned two gold medals for racing and a silver medal for distance softball throwing. Her medals are displayed proudly on her bedroom wall among her most prized possessions. The awards are lovely, but she gained so much more from the experience than just a medal.\nThe Special Olympics has improved her health by promoting exercise. People with Down syndrome have increased risks for obesity, so developing healthy habits is crucial for their long-term health. Participating in the event also helped to increase Kaitlin\u2019s confidence. Having Down syndrome doesn\u2019t change the fact that Kaitlin is a teenage girl with insecurities and occasional self-doubt. Having so many people applauding her and shouting out support made her feel great about herself. She was just as pleased with her silver medal as her gold one. The outpouring of love that she got was the real trophy.\nFor me, it was more than just an afternoon of watching my sister run races and throw softballs. It was proof that one day, one moment is all it takes to change the world for the better. Every participant in the Special Olympics left the event a happier and healthier person than they were when they came in. Every parent got to witness their child being recognized not as someone with a disability, but as an amazing and unique individual. Every volunteer got to help make someone\u2019s dream come true. The Special Olympics exemplify the amazing effect that a nonprofit can have on a community. This organization will always have my unwavering support, not only because of the phenomenal effect they have had on my sister, but because of their overall compassion. The Special Olympics doesn\u2019t just promote acceptance\u2026 it makes everyone a winner.\nThe summer showcase is all about you and the stories that inspire you. Or stories about how you spend your free time. It won\u2019t be the same if your voice is missing.\nGuest Posts, Summer ShowcaseBisk Education, Down syndrome, Erin Palmer, sisters, Special Olympics\n\u2190 Art is for Everyone\nWhy I Mentor \u2192\n2 thoughts on \u201cA Special Thanks to the Special Olympics\u201d\nMy Special Education | says:\n[\u2026] A Special Thanks to the Special Olympics (lowhangingfruit.us) [\u2026]\nMy Special Education | eitheory.com says:",
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        "raw_content": "Daily Ratings & News for Occidental Petroleum\nComplete the form below to receive the latest headlines and analysts' recommendations for Occidental Petroleum with our free daily email newsletter:\nBp Plc lowered its stake in shares of Occidental Petroleum Co. (NYSE:OXY) by 17.7% in the fourth quarter, according to its most recent 13F filing with the Securities & Exchange Commission. The firm owned 79,000 shares of the oil and gas producer\u2019s stock after selling 17,000 shares during the period. Bp Plc\u2019s holdings in Occidental Petroleum were worth $4,849,000 as of its most recent SEC filing.\nSeveral other large investors also recently modified their holdings of the business. Vanguard Group Inc. boosted its stake in shares of Occidental Petroleum by 2.2% during the 3rd quarter. Vanguard Group Inc. now owns 62,477,713 shares of the oil and gas producer\u2019s stock valued at $5,133,793,000 after buying an additional 1,370,841 shares during the period. 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Dodge & Cox now owns 9,887,895 shares of the oil and gas producer\u2019s stock valued at $812,488,000 after buying an additional 3,656,670 shares during the period. 81.65% of the stock is owned by institutional investors.\nGet Occidental Petroleum alerts:\nA number of equities research analysts have issued reports on OXY shares. Raymond James raised shares of Occidental Petroleum from an \u201coutperform\u201d rating to a \u201cstrong-buy\u201d rating in a research note on Monday, October 22nd. They noted that the move was a valuation call. ValuEngine lowered shares of Occidental Petroleum from a \u201chold\u201d rating to a \u201csell\u201d rating in a research note on Friday, November 2nd. Morgan Stanley reduced their price objective on shares of Occidental Petroleum from $100.00 to $96.00 and set a \u201cbuy\u201d rating for the company in a research note on Monday, November 5th. Evercore ISI raised shares of Occidental Petroleum from an \u201cin-line\u201d rating to an \u201coutperform\u201d rating and set a $88.00 price objective for the company in a research note on Wednesday, November 7th. Finally, Barclays assumed coverage on shares of Occidental Petroleum in a research note on Monday, November 12th. They issued an \u201coverweight\u201d rating and a $84.00 price objective for the company. One equities research analyst has rated the stock with a sell rating, eight have assigned a hold rating, fifteen have issued a buy rating and one has issued a strong buy rating to the stock. The company currently has a consensus rating of \u201cBuy\u201d and a consensus target price of $85.26.\nShares of OXY opened at $65.85 on Thursday. The firm has a market capitalization of $48.96 billion, a P/E ratio of 73.99, a PEG ratio of 2.93 and a beta of 0.88. Occidental Petroleum Co. has a one year low of $56.83 and a one year high of $87.67. The company has a current ratio of 1.33, a quick ratio of 1.21 and a debt-to-equity ratio of 0.47.\nOccidental Petroleum (NYSE:OXY) last announced its earnings results on Tuesday, February 12th. The oil and gas producer reported $1.22 EPS for the quarter, topping the consensus estimate of $1.12 by $0.10. The firm had revenue of $4.80 billion for the quarter, compared to the consensus estimate of $4.39 billion. Occidental Petroleum had a net margin of 22.19% and a return on equity of 15.43%. The business\u2019s quarterly revenue was up 33.8% on a year-over-year basis. During the same quarter last year, the firm posted $0.41 EPS. On average, research analysts expect that Occidental Petroleum Co. will post 4.93 EPS for the current fiscal year.\nTRADEMARK VIOLATION NOTICE: This story was first posted by Macon Daily and is the property of of Macon Daily. 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        "raw_content": "Monday, November 11th, 2013 | Posted by Jaber Ali\nIsrael and US attack each other\u2019s ME policies\nLongtime allies, US and Israel, are at opposite sides after US secretary of State John Kerry questioned Israel\u2019s efforts towards an everlasting peace deal with Palestine. Israel reacted shortly after Kerry\u2019s interview attacking US attitudes towards Iran\u2019s nuclear program. There are ongoing secret talks between Palestine and Israel for a solution while the recently ended talks between Iran and members of the UN Security Council plus Germany ended with a deadlock.\nIn an interview broadcasted on Palestinian and Israeli channels, John Kerry raised eyebrows about Israel\u2019s willingness to have a permanent peace agreement with neighboring Palestinians due to its settlement constructions. \u201cHow can you say, \u2018We\u2019re planning to build in the place that will eventually be Palestine?\u2019\u201d Kerry questioned. \u201cIt sends a message that somehow perhaps you\u2019re not really serious.\u201d\nIsrael and Palestine have begun negotiations lately but have been going at a slow pace. Kerry stated that failure to meet an agreement could isolate Israel on the international stage.\nIn a response to Kerry\u2019s statements, Prime Minister Netanyahu stated that \u201cno amount of pressure\u201d will force Israel to \u201ccompromise on the basic security and national interests of the State\u201d.\nNetanyahu went on to address the Iranian nuclear program saying that he \u201cutterly rejects\u201d a possible nuclear deal between the world powers and Iran. He said that they are \u201cnot obliged\u201d to honor would do \u201ceverything it needs to do to defend itself.\u201d Reports have it that the US was willing to finalize the deal but Kerry has denied them. Netanyahu claimed the \u201cbad deal\u201d if concluded will mean Iran has \u201cgot the deal of the century\u201d.\nSince the arrival of the Obama administration, Washington and Tel Aviv have had diverging opinions in the Middle East and relations have deteriorate.",
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        "raw_content": "Left to right: Colin Drewitt-Barlow and Ozgur Uzum\nIf you lie about a red light or speeding offence, you could be jailed.\nThat\u2019s the reality for these two men, who both spent Christmas behind bars after they attempted to blame their crimes on innocent people.\nHad they admitted their wrongdoings at the first opportunity, the two individuals could have escaped with three penalty points and a \u00a3100 fine for each offence.\nHowever, by providing false information they committed an offence of perverting the course of justice, and were subsequently jailed.\nOn 29 May 2017, a white Ford Focus activated a speed camera in Ditchling Road, Brighton \u2013 it was travelling at 36mph in a 30mph zone.\nA Notice of Intended Prosecution (NIP) was sent to the registered keeper in Hove, but no response was received.\nTherefore a new NIP was sent to Colin Drewitt-Barlow at an address in Sompting on the basis the vehicle was insured to him.\nA reply was received stating Drewitt-Barlow no longer resided there, and further enquiries led to another NIP being sent to his new address in Coleman Avenue, Hove.\nThe 31-year-old, unemployed, and now of Downsway, Southwick, replied and nominated another person, however this proved to be a false name and address.\nIn police interview, Drewitt-Barlow denied driving the vehicle when the offence was committed or ever owning it. The case was then submitted to the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS), which authorised a charge of perverting the course of justice.\nDrewitt-Barlow pleaded not guilty but later changed his plea to guilty at Lewes Crown Court on 12 December 2018, where he was sentenced to three months\u2019 imprisonment. He was also ordered to pay a \u00a3115 victim surcharge.\nOn 25 June 2017, a black BMW M3 activated two speed cameras in Sussex \u2013 it was caught travelling at 38mph in a 30mph zone on the A259 Marine Parade, Brighton, and at 72mph in a 60mph zone on the A24 at West Grinstead.\nTwo separate NIPs were sent to the registered keeper \u2013 Ozgur Uzum, 45, a fast food employee, of Salvington Road, Worthing, however they were both returned nominating another person from Hampshire.\nBoth NIPs were sent to the nominated driver but no response was received. Enquiries revealed this person had been nominated before, and it was confirmed the individual had been a victim of stolen identity.\nIn police interview, Uzum continued to deny the offences, however he later changed his plea to guilty after being shown an image from the A24 incident, which clearly showed him driving the vehicle in question.\nThe CPS authorised two charges of perverting the course of justice, and at Lewes Crown Court on 10 December, Uzum was sentenced to five months\u2019 imprisonment. He was also ordered to pay a \u00a3115 victim surcharge.\nChris Raynor, of the Sussex Police Camera and Ticket Process Team, said: \u201cThis operation demonstrates that no matter how long it takes, we are determined to bring to justice those who break the law and put other road users\u2019 lives at risk.\n\u201cWhat may appear to be a fairly low-level offence to some, is actually one which carries a maximum term of life imprisonment.\n\u201cHad these individuals admitted their wrongdoings in the first instance, they could have escaped with a fixed penalty notice of \u00a3100 and three point on their licence (for each offence); instead, they spent Christmas behind bars.\u201d\nSussex Police launched Operation Pinocchio in 2016 with the following aims:\nNEWSDESK NOTE:\nUnedited images attached - please note we do not have a custody image for Uzum as he voluntarily attended police interview; he did not go through the custody process.",
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        "raw_content": "It\u2019s Christmas Day. As we\u2019re ripping open presents with loved ones, celebrating God\u2019s great gift to us, I\u2019m reminded of the women of North Platte, Nebraska, who on this day in 1941 organized a great gift of their own.\nToday we remember the North Platte Canteen, a hospitality initiative that reached more than 6 million troops on their way to war.\nThe story of the North Platte Canteen is a miracle.\nNorth Platte was a major stop for the Union Pacific Railroad. During World War II, trains full of troops would wait in the station for 10 minutes to re-lubricate wheels and fill their water tanks.\nIn 1941, folks in the city heard that the boys of the 134th Nebraska National Guard Unit, a local unit, would be rolling through North Platte on Dec 17. Rae Wilson, a 26-year-old drugstore sales girl and sister of the unit\u2019s captain, joined more than 300 people at the station to see their brothers and sons for the 10-minute station stop.\nTwo trains of servicemen came through, but the boys of the 134th weren\u2019t on board.\n\u201cWell, I\u2019m not taking my cookies home with me,\u201d Rae announced. As she stepped forward, the whole crowd followed, handing up Christmas presents, candy and cigarettes to total strangers.\nThat night, Rae wrote a letter to the North Platte Daily Bulletin:\n\u201cAn officer told me it was the first time anyone had met their train and that North Platte had helped the boys keep up their spirits\u2026 Let\u2019s do something and do it in a hurry! We can help this way when we can\u2019t help any other way.\u201d\nShe launched the North Platte Canteen that week, and on this day in 1941, the first group of volunteers met the 11 p.m. train, bringing candy, fruit, and encouragement.\nLater they found out the soldiers on board became POWs in the Philippines. Who knows how much the kindness of those women at the canteen meant to them.\nThe North Platte Canteen grew quickly, from a few girls with baskets, to a fully-stocked waiting room with sandwiches, coffee, cakes, and dancing.\nRae said the canteen was the town\u2019s war effort and duty: \u201cNorth Platte hasn\u2019t any big war industries. I guess you could say we\u2019ve started our own: Exporting morale.\u201d\nExporting morale was definitely an effort\u200a\u2014\u200aduring the war, thousands of volunteers staffed the North Platte Canteen and many more donated food and money.\nIn one month, the canteen received more than 40,000 cookies, 30,000 hard-boiled eggs, 6,900 birthday cakes, and 2,800 pounds of sandwich meat. Those numbers are even more staggering considering the small towns and farmers were in the midst of war-time rationing.\nDuring World War II, more than 6 million troops came through that station, sometimes as many as 5,000 a day.\nFor 10 minutes at a time, the women of North Platte loved on those boys. It\u2019s not surprising that so many troops remembered the canteen long after the war.\nToday, we remember the Christmas miracle that was the North Platte Canteen. We honor and admire the women who welcomed our heroes at all hours. May their example inspire us to be generous with our own gifts this season.\nNever miss a story from Senator Ben Sasse, when you sign up for Medium. Learn more\nNever miss a story from Senator Ben Sasse",
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        "raw_content": "Meatloaf \u2014 Chat out of Hell\n01 Then and Now \u2014 A Rare and Exclusive Interview with Meat Loaf 27:37\nThis album does not contain music and is not a Virgin Records release.\nBaktabak Recordings\nCBAK 4087\nThen and Now \u2014 A Rare and Exclusive Interview with Meat Loaf\nSo yeah, this new album sounds like a bit of a crack, doesn\u2019t it? \u2014What does that mean? I don\u2019t know what that means, a bit of a crack? Bit of crack? Well it sounds, if you\u2019re up for the crack, it means, what does that mean? It means you\u2019re up for, you know, a good time, basically. \u2014Oh, okay, a bit of a crack. Yeah, it\u2019s a bit of a crack. \u2014Okay. So \u2026 I mean it\u2019s a \u2026 \u2014That\u2019s fine [laughs] Yep. Whatever you say, it\u2019s fine with me. I\u2019m gonna agree with you.\nObviously, the first one has a place in rock history, in its own right. \u2014It has a place in today\u2019s history. You did a bit of promotion a little while ago with news that you\u2019re doing this new one, and that was enough to send the old one, the first one rather, back into the charts again. I mean, phenomenal. It won\u2019t go away, will it? \u2014No, it hasn\u2019t gone away. I mean, it\u2019s still \u2026 In the terms of, like \u2026 I don\u2019t know what it\u2019s done in \u201893, I know what it\u2019s done in \u201892, what it did in \u201892. It sold as if it was a current record in 1992 all over the world, not just in England. But it would have sold enough in England to go gold. It would have sold enough in America to go platinum. Enough in Australia to go platinum. Enough in New Zealand to go gold, enough in Ireland to go gold, enough in Canada to go gold, enough in the Scandinavian countries \u2014 I don\u2019t know if it would go gold, but it continues to sell at an unbelievable rate. And it\u2019s not, some of \u2018em, I mean it sold over two million copies, like two, three, something. So even if you say okay, four hundred thousand of those were people replacing cassettes or whatever with CDs or whatever, okay, that\u2019s reasonable, ever five hundred, say that. You still got a million, almost two million people who are just buying it for the first time. The thing is, it didn\u2019t have a resurgence, it\u2019s never not done that. It\u2019s always done that. I mean you can go back and look every year at the English chart and look at from \u201878 up til now, and it\u2019s always there, you know. Did you have any idea at all when you\u2019re making that album \u2026 \u2014Now, would you? Would you have? Really \u2026 I mean, you don\u2019t have an idea, you don\u2019t sit there and go, I know it\u2019s gonna sell that. \u2014And fifteen years I\u2019m gonna sitting with you \u2026 I\u2019m sure you \u2026 \u2014The only thing you know \u2026 When you\u2019re doing it, you get a feel, you go, ooh there\u2019s something about this, or you get\u2026 \u2014Yeah, well there is \u2026 or the back of your neck tingles a bit or you just get a vibe, don\u2019t you, I mean did you get anything that made you think that this is special? \u2014No, it\u2019s just, we thought, well, I, yeah \u2026 I can explain this. I didn\u2019t know the album was special, necessarily. What I did know is that the combination of me singing a Jim Steinman song caused an audience to react in a way that I never seen audiences react. And even my band, live \u2026 Now my band, I\u2019ve got people in it like Pat Thrall who worked with Pat Travers, they worked with Asia, Curtis Stigers, Joe Cocker, Little Steven, they\u2019ve been to the concerts, they\u2019ve seen it. They\u2019ve been on stage when audiences react in certain ways. And when audiences scream and yell. But they come in to play with me and they say that there\u2019s something totally different about how an audience reacts to what we\u2019re doing than anybody else. There\u2019s a feeling that happens, and it\u2019s \u2026 they yell the same, they scream the same, but there\u2019s something else. There is some other trigger in there. You think that\u2019s because it\u2019s big? \u2014No, I think that\u2019s it because Jim Steinman has the ability inside his lyrics to touch the human spirit and I am able to deliver it in such a way that makes it all very personal, not to me, but to the person who is listening. And it\u2019s not, believe me, it\u2019s just an ability, it\u2019s a gift that I have. I didn\u2019t site here and go, \u201cOkay, I\u2019m gonna go do this.\u201d But what I have done is that I realised the ability and I\u2019ve tried to perfect it. I\u2019ve tried to perfect it with different techniques. I\u2019ve tried to perfect it in different ways. And I\u2019m very much aware of what that is, now. It\u2019s like in 1975-\u201876-\u201877-\u201878 I was aware of it. That\u2019s what made me stay with it, because I had so many people who wanted me to do so many other things other than work with Jim Steinman. I mean, I could have joined Ted Nugent, I could have gone into Foreigner, I could have been in REO Speedwagon, I could have done \u2026 but I\u2019m saying, those were the things, you gotta understand as Foreigner was being created, I mean, you know, I could have been in Foreigner. I would think Foreigner would have been different had I been in it though. I think it would have been a different thing. But I\u2019m just saying \u2014 I mean, there was more choices, you know. I could have easily not done it. I could have stayed into the acting, strictly, just stayed right there. And I know I would have done really well. But it\u2019s the personalization. So what I\u2019ve done is I\u2019ve just perfected that technique. But that\u2019s what it is. Because, literally, if you could peel off the name Meat Loaf off of Bat Out of Hell , and put whoever owns the record their name on it, that\u2019s who it belongs to. That\u2019s really who it belongs to, because it\u2019s not stories about us. None of Bat Out of Hell actually happened to us, it\u2019s far from\u2026 it\u2019s the imagination. It allows the imagination, it allows everybody to be creative. There\u2019s no hold, however creative you are as the listener, that is how creative you can make it. It has an immense scope in the sound of it, the feel of it, the lyrics. \u2014It has. Mostly what\u2019s happened is people\u2026 over and over and over again people have come up to me and go, \u201cThat two out of three song, that\u2019s the story of my life.\u201d But you understand what they just said? That\u2019s the story of my life. Their life. And \u201cBat Out of Hell\u201d, there\u2019s been ten people, I know of ten funerals where their last request was that the song \u201cBat Out of Hell\u201d was played. Because it was their song. It\u2019s very rare when any work of art, and I will say art, because that\u2019s what it is, can touch people in that way. \u2014And it really has, all over the world. And I say it\u2019s timeless. I say if we can go back to 1190 with a Panasonic stereo or whatever we had \u2014 and once they got over the fact they wanted to burn us at the stake as witches \u2014 and would actually sit and listen to it\u2026 It would touch them in the same way. \u2014That\u2019s right. Because it deals with this human spirit and human emotion. So why do another one? \u2014Because the work was so good and because the work is so rewarding. It\u2019s like why would Al Pacino after wining the Oscar wanna go do another picture? Yeah, but he wouldn\u2019t go and do the same picture. \u2014But we haven\u2019t done the same picture. Not even close. But he might do a picture that\u2019s called Serpico II , you understand. He might recreate that character, but we didn\u2019t even recreate that character. He didn\u2019t even recreate that character. We didn\u2019t. You understand, what we did, what we\u2019re saying is by calling it Bat Out of Hell II \u2014 besides the fact that it\u2019s a very good marketing tool \u2014 the thing we\u2019re really saying is that this is describing a way of working. And what we\u2019re saying is that this is Jim Steinman and Meat Loaf and we\u2019re working exactly the same way we did on Bat Out of Hell . I was gonna ask that, because in real terms to most people, the work you\u2019ve done in music and that work that Jim Steinman has done in music since you first got together with the first Bat Out of Hell , you haven\u2019t achieved anything like the same kind of \u2026 \u2014No, that\u2019s right. And it\u2019s real obvious. And this should make it as obvious as looking in a mirror at your own face. Because you see Bat Out of Hell , and you see Jim\u2019s work, and you see my work, nothing\u2019s bad, it\u2019s not that we sat there and purposely didn\u2019t try, I give it everything I got all the time. The only one that happened on was an album called Midnight at the Lost and Found , and I just said I can\u2019t do this record and I left and it just happened to have vocals and they put it out. And you noticed I didn\u2019t do another record for that label. That was it. I just said, \u201cGuys, I cannot deal with you.\u201d Is that\u2026 because this album is on a different label than the first Bat Out of Hell , is that \u2026 \u2014No, they wanted this. The original company wanted this. And we thought long and hard about it. There were several labels, and we thought long and hard about it, and I wanted certain conditions set forth from that label, and they weren\u2019t willing to give it to me. So I said, \u201cWell, then I don\u2019t wanna give you my product, because I think this is gonna be very special, and I don\u2019t you to have it.\u201d They wanted it real bad. I can imagine. \u2014You know. But all you gotta do is, look, how \u2026 I mean, Jim and I, we\u2019re not stupid. Jim is a very intelligent person. We\u2019re not stupid. We know that the work we do together is very special. It is, because we make each other better. He makes me better, and I make him better. I make him a better writer and he makes me a better singer, and that\u2019s the bottom line. And that\u2019s what makes the team. Or that\u2019s what should make a team. It\u2019s like everybody pitch in together to do the best they can, like a soccer team. There shouldn\u2019t a single star, there should be a whole team working together, and everybody should make \u2026 there might be a star in there, but the star will be only as good as the guys he\u2019s got around him, to have a winning team.\nAre you going to be taking this out on the road. \u2014Oh, absolutely. For two and a half years. That\u2019s refreshing to hear. Because the climate the last few years, concert-wise, has been an awful lot of people coming out expecting themselves being terribly huge and wonder why they aren\u2019t selling tickets. The reverse side of that is people not touring. They put an album out and they\u2019ll sit there and go, \u201cIf it sells we go out on tour, if it doesn\u2019t, we won\u2019t.\u201d \u2014The album hadn\u2019t sold a single copy and we\u2019ve sold out all our shows in December here. Brilliant. \u2014Basically, within a few hundred tickets. Of eleven shows. You know, Wembley Arena, N.E.C. We\u2019ve already put tickets on sale for March, I think. That\u2019s excellent. \u2014You know, this thing hasn\u2019t sold a copy, so you know, I mean, the record company cares, I enjoy touring. You must be one of the few growth areas of the music business. \u2014I guess, you know I mean I \u2026 because, you know, what it is is because I\u2019ve always come in concert, no matter where I\u2019ve gone. I\u2019m not saying every show has been great, because it hasn\u2019t been, because just some nights are better than others. But I don\u2019t think I\u2019ve ever purposely let the people down, and they always think that there\u2019s value for money inside my shows. And I\u2019ve been touring here now for fifteen years, and to all of a sudden put tickets on sale, and just from the fact that they heard there\u2019s a record coming, they sold out. I think people like an event, like a show. There were times when people were seeing an artist or a band because it was the only gig in town, but now, for all kinds of reasons people want and kind of expect some kind of show, an event. \u2014And I do an event without all the bells and whistles. It\u2019s an human event. That\u2019s basically what it is. I don\u2019t have a lot of bells and whistles. I have a few of \u2018em. I deal with technology. We have some interesting lights, but they\u2019re not the show. You know, the lights are not the show. The people are the show. The people that are on the stage, and the people that are in the house. Have you ever, I mean, all kinds of things have happened while people are performing, I mean, there\u2019s that woman at the Whitney Houston gig a couple of weeks ago, you know\u2026 \u2014I don\u2019t know anything about\u2026 they do that all the time, but I never see it. I never see it. Everybody else always sees it. I never see it. They only time I\u2019ve seen anybody\u2026 and they take their clothes off all the time at my show\u2026 and I\u2019ve never seen\u2026 people come back and they go, \u201cDid you see that girl in the front with her top off?\u201d and I go, \u201cNo, of course not.\u201d You\u2019re not the only one, I\u2019m sure. \u2014No, no. The guitar players, everybody, my wife, the singers, everybody would see it. And I never see it. The only time I saw it was this one girl, and it was really disgusting, as a matter of fact, took all her clothes off, and got the guys in the front to hold her up, spread eagle, look at us, all of us on stage. I saw that. Can\u2019t hardly miss it. \u2014And this other time I had two hop up on stage without any clothes on. So, instead of losing focus in the middle of the song, I brought them into the song, and used them as part of the song, so that the song remained the focus, not these two women, and then thanked them for their efforts and sent them back to audience. I didn\u2019t let the bouncers come in and sweep them off the stage, I just used them. I\u2019m so focused into what is the show, and so focused into the performance that no matter what happened, they could bring model world up on stage and I would use it. They could bring that swing set up in there and it wouldn\u2019t deter me at all. I could have the audience on stage and reverse it and it still wouldn\u2019t do it. You seem to get a lot of \u2026 I mean, the act is very theatrical \u2026 \u2014It\u2019s theatrical, but it\u2019s theatrical in its attitude. Because if you say \u2026 the connotation of theatrical \u2026 it\u2019s sounds pretentious, it also sounds cabaret, and we\u2019re not doing cabaret. And it also makes it sound like we\u2019re doing Oklahoma! or The Night of the Iguana or something. And we\u2019re not doing that. What we have is a theatrical attitude, and how that\u2019s explained is if you go to concerts \u2014 and I go see bands, I don\u2019t listen to music so much but I do see live shows a lot. I much prefer to see them live. I get more of an instinct to who they are as performers, live. At this stage of the game, anybody can make a record, today. Technically. Because you can make people sing who can\u2019t carry a note, can\u2019t carry a tune, sing a melody, just by pressing buttons. What I mean by that is, if you see somebody live, and it\u2019s like \u2026 Let\u2019s take a guitar player who\u2019s gonna come forward and take a solo, when you see him \u2026 First of all, you might know the music so you know the solo is coming, so you might be able to see him, and you can see him in the middle of the song prepare himself for the solo. And he\u2019ll come forward and he will take his solo, and he\u2019s flexed and he\u2019s this and he\u2019s styled and he\u2019s that, and the minute the solo is over \u2026 He steps back \u2014\u2026 but the first thing you notice is, watch it the next time you go to a show and he\u2019ll do that, is he\u2019ll relax. Everything about him will relax. If you\u2019re watching an actor, go to a play and watch an actor for a whole act, it\u2019s always this way. It\u2019s never this tension that the spring is always pulled. And that guitar player will then relax. And then they\u2019ll turn around and they\u2019ll saunter back to where they were. So in other words, it\u2019s only for that particular few seconds that that guy will enter the world of what is theater. Because any time you walk on stage you\u2019re in the world of theater. I don\u2019t care if you\u2019re in the arena, if you\u2019re outdoors or whatever. But what happens if somebody is part of the backing band. Because you see that. You see in a jazz band, a bloke will stand up and he\u2019ll sit down, for all intents and purposes he might as well not be there. \u2014Yeah, and I know that jazz musicians would even go, \u201cWell, I\u2019m about the music, I\u2019m not about\u2026\u201d Yes, you\u2019re about the music. And that\u2019s fine if your audience is all gonna come and close their eyes during the entire performance and not any visual thing. Or we\u2019re gonna make the whole place dark. That\u2019s all it is. At a show, people are watching you \u2026 \u2014And that\u2019s what they call it: a show. If they\u2019re gonna call it a jazz club, okay. If you go into a jazz club, nine times out of ten, you\u2019re not going to \u2026 but when you\u2019re gonna go to a big stage that\u2019s sixty feet wide, you\u2019re giving a show. People are watching you, the moment you walk on stage. Even if you don\u2019t play anything, you\u2019re standing there. There\u2019s still body language. \u2014That\u2019s right. And the hardest thing for an actor to learn is to be in an scene where there\u2019s three people, and he\u2019s not part of the conversation. But he is part of the scene. But you can walk in there, and steer that into the cameras, even if you don\u2019t quite say anything. \u2014That\u2019s right, that\u2019s exactly right. There\u2019s the old thing about there\u2019s no small parts, just small actors. But the thing is, what we don and what I mean by theatrical attitude, is that from the minute that we step on stage, and that includes everybody in the band, they have an attitude, and they will not break the line, they will not break the character. I teach it to the guitar players, like if he\u2019s gonna do a solo, come forward, but it\u2019s like \u2026 and I\u2019ve even got him, and he gets nervous cause I\u2019ve even got him stopping solos in the middle and standing and looking at the audience. And he got scared to death of it. And I just said, \u201cYou just stand there and look at them. Just don\u2019t move. Just stand there and look at them. You\u2019re defying them. You\u2019re pulling the spring. You\u2019re causing the tension. You\u2019re causing the audience \u2026 \u201d \u2018Cause I like the audience through every phase that you can possibly be. I like for them to be sad, I like them be happy, I like to make them angry, I like to make them nervous. You\u2019re gonna reach out and get them, haven\u2019t you. \u2014Oh yeah. That\u2019s how I describe me walking on stage: I walk on stage and I grab \u2018em by the throat and I don\u2019t let go of \u2018em for two and a half hours. They\u2019re mine. And they\u2019ve payed me to that. It\u2019s sort of like going into one of those sado masochist clubs. I mean, if a band walks on stage to an audience sitting there, audiences can pick up fear, like dogs can. So say somebody would just walk on there, and go, like, \u2018wow\u2019, and they exhumed, but other people have to work before they do it. \u2014What you just described, there\u2019s a technique. That guitar player, if he decided to learn, instead of having to what you just described, there\u2019s an actual stage technique. There\u2019s an actual stage direction. There\u2019s an actual stage thing that he can do, where doesn\u2019t have to just work on these three, and then these three and these three. You can encompass the whole thing, and it\u2019s not difficult to learn, and it makes for a better performance. Granted that guy\u2019s at least going for it, and he\u2019s trying. But if he\u2019s gonna go that far and he wants to do that, then I think he should take the next step, and actually learn a little more. That the stage is more than a place to put your drums. But, but \u2014 that\u2019s the big word there, when most people get record contracts, if you take ten new bands, and they can be the best bands you\u2019ve ever seen or the most exciting, got everything going for them, ten new bands. Out of those ten bands maybe one band has something in it, naturally, which is gonna make them, whatever they do they\u2019re gonna do well, right? The rest of \u2018em is sliding scale downwards of success. But when you don\u2019t get with a recording contract is a little manual of how to do it, right? Here\u2019s how to do it\u2026 \u2014Let me ask you a question. Do you get a manual with life? Oh, that\u2019s very true. But there\u2019s also very few people willing to ask around, learn how to make a record. \u2014That\u2019s right. But those people, they go into that Japanese bullet train and crash into a wall real quick. You can tell the people who are still here and smart enough to be around and who have decided, okay, I wanna go out it and do this and I wanna learn about it\u2026 They\u2019re in there for the long haul \u2026 \u2014Yeah, and that\u2019s what it takes. So I\u2019m sort of like, when I\u2019m talking to you and we do this stuff, and I\u2019m hoping that somewhere along the line that some guy who\u2019s doing this, that really cares, picks up the print and go, \u201cYou know I never thought of that. That\u2019s a good idea. Maybe I will. Maybe I\u2019ll \u2026\u201d I\u2019m not saying you have to take every acting class in the world, you don\u2019t need to take ballet or something, but if you just went down to the, and not even to the West End, go here into the plays where they\u2019re making no money and watch the craft, and go see one play, and watch \u2018em. Go catch some plays. Go watch. Go see if you figure out what the director\u2019s done with their staging. You can. You just have to start. It\u2019s like anything. It\u2019s learning how to build a house. You can read about it, but until you actually do it \u2026 You can learn the technique but the you gotta develop and you gotta do it. In America they have schools of performing art, and over the last few years, it\u2019s been, McCartney got this big deal about this Fame school and George Martin and that, and putting something back in, you can learn how to be a roadie or a tour production geezer or a tour accountant and you can learn to make records and learn to sing and dance as well. There\u2019s always been theatrical schools in Britain, but it\u2019s the first time for something that specific. Is that something you\u2019d encourage? \u2014Yeah, absolutely. I didn\u2019t even know that existed. I\u2019d even go teach there. Paul McCartney and George Martin and their people. I think it\u2019s supposed to start up either the end of this year or the beginning of next year. \u2014I would love to go teach Rock Stage Technique. Because there definitely is that \u2026 I know it sounds very technical and very clinical, but it doesn\u2019t have to be. The best thing to do would to teach focus. You teach very basic kinda instincts, sight lines \u2026 You know, sight lines are what production managers walk up and tell bands about. And production managers walk up to me and go, \u201cYou know the sight lines are bad here.\u201d And I\u2019m going, \u201cWell, they\u2019re not. It depends on how you stage it.\u201d If you stage it a certain way, the sight lines are perfectly fine. And they look at me, like, \u201cWhat?\u201d And I go, \u201cIt\u2019s all in how you do it.\u201d It\u2019s how you do it. It\u2019s the technique. Go away now. And they look at me, you know? And sometimes they right you know, there\u2019s a speaker in the way, and no matter how and what your technique is, unless you got people who can see through speakers. Do you ever get stage fright? I\u2019m told people like Phil Collins was saying that the minute he steps off that little bit of carpet on the ramps either side, it\u2019s like, uhh, total brown trousers. I was on these big stadium gigs \u2026 \u2014Oh no, you know I never \u2026 You don\u2019t strike me as the sort of person who\u2019d get stage fright. \u2014No I don\u2019t. I get nervous having to perform on television. Oh really? \u2014That\u2019s where I get nervous. Is that because you have one shot? Because you don\u2019t have an hour or two \u2026 \u2014Yeah, that\u2019s right, that\u2019s exactly right. I\u2019m always very envious of these people, and most of the time it\u2019s all they do. So they\u2019re able to pull it off in four minutes, because that is all they do. But for me, I don\u2019t think in that scope. I don\u2019t think in three minute segments. I think in two hour segments. So to pull a piece of something out of there, and project what I do in two hours in four minutes, it\u2019s frightening to me and that\u2019s where my fear comes from. How do I project what I do in two hours in four minutes? Now, I didn\u2019t do a bad job on Top of the Pops the other night. It took me five minutes and twenty seconds, though. That was one of the best I\u2019ve ever done, I was very pleased with that. You know how to do it now. \u2014Well, I\u2019m getting the tape. I\u2019m getting the tape and study the tape. That\u2019s exactly what I\u2019m gonna do. I\u2019m getting a tape, and go, \u201cAlright, now what did I do here? What exactly did I do and how did I do it?\u201d So I wanna look at that. I won\u2019t be clinical, it\u2019s not gonna be \u2026 I mean the study will be clinical but it\u2019s like anything\u2026 if you gonna take a golf lesson, you go take your golf lesson, right? And the first thing they tell you is don\u2019t try to take the lesson on the course with you. Because now you got to be a free thinking guy again and you need to do it. It takes practice. You need to practice with it.\n[You gotta catch your plane.]\n\u2014I gotta go, I got a plane. Thank you very much indeed. That\u2019s alright, I appreciate it. \u2014You\u2019re welcome. Thank you. Good stuff.",
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        "raw_content": "Mulay Ismail (Reg. 1672-1727) Defended & Supported Jewish Causes In Morocco\n\u201cBritons began their seaborne trade in the Mediterranean basin and the east Atlantic during the reign of Queen Elizabeth and repeatedly found themselves, merchants and sailors alike, clashing with Turks and Moors. At the end of the sixteenth century, numerous Britons were taken captive in regions extending from the Ottoman Levant and the North African regencies to Morocco, all the way to the Atlantic half a century later (1640), there were \u201cthousands\u201d of captives in Algiers and Sale, according to an Act of Parliament. But by the beginning of the eighteenth century, Britain had succeeded in establishing its control over the major commercial and maritime zones, and although captives continued to be taken (mainly as a result of the ship wreck), their numbers declined dramatically, ending completely at the beginning of the nineteenth century.\u201d (Page 1)\n\u201cNumerous literary critics have written about the impact of captivity on British \u201cidentity,\u201d \u201chybridity\u201d, \u201cmulticulturalism,\u201d and \u201cperformativity,\u201d while others have interpreted Elizabethan and Jacobean literature (drama in particular) in the light of captivity. Historians have studied the captivity of Europeans in the early modern Mediterranean and Atlantic, emphasizing its violence and anti-Christian motivations, and extrapolating from the seizure of Britons (and Continental Europeans) a casus belli that resulted in the European commercial and maritime domination of the basin.\u201d (Page 1)\n\u201cNotwithstanding the pillage committed by all parties, Christian and Muslim alike, and notwithstanding the indiscriminate nature of captivity in the Mediterranean and the Atlantic the scholarly and popular focus has been chiefly on North Africans and their Islamic anti-christian design. Such focus has led to parallels with recent events in the Middle East and elsewhere thus the baginos of the seventeenth century in North Africa have been compared to the Stalinist Gulag, while the Muslim pirates of early modernity have been seen as precursors of modern day Middle Eastern terrorist and of Somali pirates.\u201d(Page 1)\n\u201cIt\u2019s unfortunate that the study of North African and Mediterranean captivity has been underpinned, as Gordan M. Sayre has noted, by geopolitical events since 2008. For, allusions to contemporary geopolitical events ignore historical specificity and invoke the Orientalist doctrine, described by Edward said, that all Muslims are alike in their position to the West, that their actions never change, and that the piracy of the Mediterranean Algerians in 1608 continues among the Somalis of the Indian Ocean in 2008. (Page 1)\nSuch comparisons raise serious historiographical concerns about the ideological motives of captivity scholarship since those motives do not remain confined to the ivory towers of academic agreement or disagreement Muslim piracy, slavery, and terrorism serve in stoking contemporary Islamaphobia because they ignore completely \u2018Christian piracy, slavery, and \u201cterrorism\u201d (per Janice E. Thomson) that occurred at the same time in the same waters. With the exception of a few careful historians whose work I will be citing frequently, scholars and popular authors continue to demonize the \u201cBarbary Corsairs,\u201d and by extension Muslims, at the same time that the media entertainment industry romanticize \u2018Christian\u2019 corsairs.\u201d (Page 1)\n\u201cThe pirates of the Caribbean, who were contemporaries\u2019 o the \u201cBarbary Corsairs,\u201d have been celebrated in theme parks in Disney Worked, in \u201cPirates\u2019 Dinner Adventure\u201d in Orlando, Florida, and in the Johnny Depp film sequence Pirates of the Caribbean. No denunciation of the \u2018Christianity\u2019 of those pirates is on record, neither now or in the early modern period when numerous reasons were presented t the King Charles II in 1670 why \u201cprivateers should not be wholly discontinued in the West Indies. The focus on captivity and piracy by the Barbary Corsairs\u2019 that excludes the concurrent captivity and piracy by the \u2018Christian Corsairs\u2019 serves to confirm a binary between evil and good, Muslim and Christian, African and European.\u201d(Page 1)\nCaptivity of \u2018Christians\u2019 by \u2018Muslims\u2019 has become one the dominate motifs in the study of early modern relations between the \u2018West\u2019 and \u2018Islam\u2019 in the same manner that the accounts of captivity of English colonist by Indians in Cotton Mather\u2019s Decennium Luctuosum (1699) became, as Louise K. Barnett has observed, \u201cthe central experience of white-Indian relations. Although the white colonist forced Indians out of their lands, theological and scholarly studies have remained focused on the whites who were captured by the Indians and on their ordeals and tribulations. As Pauline Turner Strong has argued, the number of Indians captured by the Colonist was by far higher than the number of colonist captured by the Indians, and that \u201cit is in large part through\u2026.the suppression of the colonist\u2019 role as captors of Indians that the selective tradition of captivity has gained its ideological force\u201d in American studies.\u201d (Page 1)\nA similar suppression has dominated the study of British and other European captives in North Africa, and as in scholarship on North America where the \u201cheathenism\u201d and \u201csavagery\u201d of the Indian precipitated suppression of the Indian perspective, so in the prevailing scholarship on \u2018Muslim\u2019 captors and \u2018Christian\u201d captives. From R.L. Playfair\u2019s work about North Africa with its ominous title, The Scourge of Christendom, to the many book blurbs and titles about \u201cChristian slaves\u201d and \u201cMuslim masters,\u201d there is emphasis on irreconcilable religious polarization that captives shape to much of the critical body of literature on the \u201cBarbary Corsairs\u201d and allows for the continued use of the term \u201cBarbary coast\u201d in contemporary scholarship, a term that was never used by the North Africans themselves and that does not appear on any modern atlas.\u201d (Page 1)\nFirst the Euro Christian did not see only Muslims as their adversaries to be captured, tortured, and enslaved. Jews too were captured, making the Muslim and the Jew fellow victims of the \u2018Christian Master.\u2019 In their piracy and privateering, Western Europeans captured Jews from North Africa, selling or exchanging hem in the manner they did Muslims. After, all in the early modern Islamic world lived the largest number of Jews in the world, spread from the interior of Morocco all the way to the Ottoman Levant and beyond. In North Africa, Jews were employed at court, were sent as diplomatic emissaries and a Jew serving the Moroccan ruler (Mulay Zaydan) turned pirate and captured three Spanish ships.\u201d\nThere were many occasions when Jews appealed to Muslim authorities to help them against Europeans: Mulay Ismail (reg. 1672-1727) defended and supported their causes in Morocco, as did the Beys and Deys of the regencies. Actually, when Ismail sent Hayyim Tulidanu as ambassador to England, he indicated clearly that the Jew was a \u201cdhimmi of our house,\u201d and because he was of \u201cour house,\u201d he was to receive all honor due to an ambassador. A letter from the British consul in Algiers described how \u201cTurks, Moors and Jews\u201d demanded justice from the Dey \u201con score of a British Satia freighted by their friends from Tunis to this place.\nIn 1751, and at the signing of a treaty between the British Consul-General, William Petticrew and Sidi Muhammad of Morocco (reg. 1757-1790), the latter insisted on an article that his \u201cSubjects, whether Jewish or Muslim, should not be prohibited from living and working in Gibraltar.\u201d In December 1715, George Paddon, the British ambassador to Morocco, wrote from Gibralter: In this Garrison [Gibraltar] of Moors and Jews about the Number of our Captives in Mequiness, Subjects of Mulay Ismail & some of those Jews Principals who have the handling of the Emperors Money and pay him yearly use for the same. The only way to make them weary\u2026is to use the Jews here as the poor Christians are used in Barbary rather worse\u2026to seize on their Goods, they being all belonging to the Moors, to put in Prison the Chief, making the others work at the fortifications, to keep all manner of Trade from them, in ships to hover on the Coasts and what should strictly examined & under pretext be brought in & rummaged well for contraband Goods\u2026 the Jews at Mequiness fr the sake of their Brethren here would help in procuring a lasting Peace. I wish the Jews in my Power I have & am well assured that the Chief of the Jews at Salee & one Pettet a French broken Merchant have been the sole occasion of our Rupture.\u201d (Page 5-6)\nThe capture and enslavement of Jews by Europeans encouraged an English resident in Morocco to inquire in 1716 from secretary of state, after an English ship had been seized by pirates, \u201cwhether he may not size the Moors & Jews Inhabitants of Gibraltar by way of Reprisal for the cruel usages of British Captives. Because Jews were part o the North African politics, they were viewed by Europeans as part of the enemy and therefore legitimate slaves. Secondly, the Christian slaves on board the Muslim galleys were rarely Easter Christian Arabs or Greeks-unless they were living in west European countries. In the period under study and in the eastern Mediterranean of the Ottoman Empire lived the largest indigenous Christian population outside Western Europe. A French captive in Algiers in 1619 wrote that 3,000 families of free Christian merchants (presumably Catholic) and 179 Greek (Orthodox) families were living in the city and over 20,000 free Christians in other parts of North Africa, outside the Spanish and Portuguese colonies.\u201d (Page 5-6)\nSee British Captives from the Mediterranean to the Atlantic, 1563-1760 By Nabil Mata\nTags: Moors, Arabs, Slavery, Morocco, Christians, British, Nabil Mata, Jews, Greeks",
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        "raw_content": "Commerce and Conquest in Early American Foreign Relations, 1750\u20131850\nPaul A. Gilje\nIdeas about free trade and open commerce drove early American foreign policy before the War of 1812. Concern with expansion was not entirely absent from American diplomacy, but until the 1820s, 30s and 40s, it played a less significant role in foreign policy decisions than trade. Before the Revolutionary War both the British and American believed that their empire was based on commerce and not conquest. They engaged in wars for empire determined to secure the colonies from outside threats and to defend commerce. The American Revolution began in controversies over the regulation of commerce and taxation (usually connected to trade as well). The Revolutionaries sought to establish a new diplomatic regime based on free trade. They persisted in this concern in the creation of the Confederation government and with the establishment of the American republic under the Constitution of 1787. All of the major treaties between the United States and other nations before 1812 concerned commerce, even when they included territorial acquisition. The Louisiana Purchase began as an effort to secure commerce on the Mississippi by gaining the port of New Orleans. Conquest first emerged as the salient policy in dealing with Native Americans, and was then extended to Florida, Texas, and northern Mexico thereafter. However, even when manifest destiny had become the focus of American foreign policy, commerce and free trade remained important.",
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        "raw_content": "Water is life and important to the body and does more than just quench thirst and regulate body\u2019s temperature; it also keeps the tissues in the body moist. By hydrating the body it helps to retain optimum levels of moisture in these sensitive areas, as well as in the blood, bones, and the brain. In addition, water helps protect the spinal cord, and it acts as a lubricant and cushion for the joints. It also helps digestion and to flush out waste from the body.\nPackaged ( sachet or bottled) water production is a business designed to produce potable water for consumption through the process of water treatment into a packaged portable water. Water from public mains, springs and boreholes, machines for purification and labour are the direct inputs. The output of this production process is the treated potable water known as \u201cPure water\u201d and packaged bottled water.\nThe transformation process involves various purification technologies and techniques of production, skill, equipment and facilities which combined to form technological processes. However, a technological process that is driven by standard quality check and credible customer trust will ensure sales targets and company\u2019s objectives are met.\nHow to start a successful packaged water business\na. Conduct a feasibility study: Research should be done on the location and size intended for the business. This is very important as it will help in decision-making and form part of the business documentation. The criteria to look out for in selecting a location are accessibility and space to accommodate the business. Market research can be done, going by the area, competition, giving out surveys and making inquiries for analysis. Research focus should be to fill the gaps that have been left unmet by competitors. It\u2019s commonly known, that sachet water producers are reducing the size of their sachet water. By increasing the quantity of the packaged water a bit, and not compromising on quality will surely give the consumers a good perception of the business brand. The business brand is what makes it unique and different from competitors, therefore the research should be on quality and ensuring customers\u2019 loyalty.\nThe feasibility research should put into account all funds needed for the setup, facilities, services and running the business. The current capital and the financial outlay in the short and long terms should be addressed in setting up the business in tandem with the feasibility study. This study helps to decide if it is a beneficial business and how productive the business would be in short and long terms. It also will help to draft a strategic and fitting business plan to guide the investment decisions to be made in the business.\nb. Carryout NAFDAC registration and get their approval: In ensuring quality check in packaged water production in Nigeria, the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) was established by law. The NAFDAC is mandated by law to control and regulate the manufacture, importation, exportation, distribution, advertisement, sales and use of food, drugs, cosmetics, chemicals/detergents, medical devices and all drinks, including our popular pure water.\nThe scope of this mandate puts the responsibility of safeguarding public health on the Agency, and this touches on the life of every Nigerian.\nHowever, an effective treatment process must try to eliminate all contaminants identified during chemical and microbiological analyses. An effective purification system must use a combination of purification technologies to achieve the best quality for drinking water and must be used in appropriate sequence that will optimize particles removal capabilities.\nIssues bordering quality is a vital one in packaged water production as it affects human health directly and may cause death if compromised. The quality of any packaged water is therefore determined by the degree of compliance with the guideline set by regulatory bodies or agencies.\nBefore building your packaged water factory you need to carry NAFDAC along and get them to access the locality where you will be serious up the facilities and they should approve your building structure. However, if you know the NAFDAC requirements and work according to the requirements, you might just call them when your building and facilities are ready for production and have them approved the business before your commence commercial production.\nSee NAFDAC requirements for setting up a packaged water factory.\nc. Secure funding required to set up the business: Decision should be taken on the source of the fund for the business, either for sole proprietorship or partnership as investment is high to start the business. However, one may approach banks or other financial institution for loans with necessary documents to start and manage the business.\nThe Business must be registered with the corporate affairs commission of Nigeria as it is a requirement for obtaining the certificate of incorporation which will be needed to obtain the license of operating a packaged water production along with the tax clearance.\nLicenses, approval and permit to run the business must be obtained from the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC). NAFDAC registration number will be issued on the packaged water.\nd. Carry out acquisition of land, build a factory, get water source and power source and other equipmeneq: Land acquisition is a vital part of the location study. A thorough research on the area to site the business will be helpful in buying rightly as the costs of property fluctuate from place to place. The Building is dependent on the business size and production site for the sachet water production could be a rented or built with warehouse.\nWater is very important as it is the raw material. To get adequate water supply, dig a deep well or perhaps, drill a bore hole which is most preferable and reliable or to partner with a water corporation. Under the water supply section, one must also include buying reservoir as backup and to consider the water treatment so as to maintain quality or standard.\nA standby generator is needed to complement the main source of power for a steady power supply to the business.\nTransportation is an important factor that must be considered as supply truck is needed, especially as the packaged water will be marketed to various places for sales and delivery to retailers. The supply truck can be bought or better yet, rented. Consideration may be made to hire drivers for the trucks, if there is need to.\nEquipments needed to carry out the production of packaged water\nThe following machines are needed in the production of packaged water:\n1. Purification systems :\nAny following purification systems can be used to purify the water.\nDistillation system \u2013 Most effective, but may be expensive.\nReverse osmosis distillation system \u2013 Effective water purification system.\nUltra violet bulb \u2013 Mostly used in Nigeria, as it is cheaper. However, it is not as effective as the distillation systems.\n2. Automatic sealing machines.\n3. Water storage tanks.\ne. Recruit competent personnel: Different categories of workforce are needed to run the packaged water business successfully. The staff strength depends on the establishment level.\nOperations Manager: The operations manager ensures the smooth running of all operations of the business and design efficient strategies for the profit and financial growth of the company. The Manager ensures everyone and everything including the facilities are in order. He sees to it that everyone is up to his task\nCashiers/Accountants: They handle the financial computations of the business. They see to the movement of the cash submitted by the attendants and sales persons, keeps the records of the cash transactions and process cash for the use in the business by approved authority.\nCustomer service attendants and sales persons: They interacts directly with customers, providing them with various services. They act as liaisons, providing customers with packaged water as requested and anticipate what customers might need towards making sales.\nDrivers: They are responsible for transporting the packaged water to various locations for sales and delivery to retailers.\nMachine operators: They operate the production machine, and other facilities. They help to ensure standard quality in packaged water production. They are responsible for improving energy and machine efficiencies and reducing operating costs.\nPacking and bagging workers: These are semi-skilled employees whose job function is to pack and bag the packaged products for onward distribution.\nHow to make your packaged water business to stand out from your competitors\n1. The business brand is what makes it unique and different from other competitors, therefore the business must be driven by standard quality check and credible customer trust to ensure sales targets and company\u2019s objectives are met. Quality production must be maintained. Effort must be made not to get the product flawed in any way. There are a lot of producers in the sachet water business, and once the consumers and retailers perceive something negative about the product, they will quickly move to another producer.\n2. The retailers are the firewall between the business and the final consumer. Therefore, there should be incentives to have the loyalty of these resellers.\n3. Market research should focus on how to fill the gaps that have been left unmet by competitors. It\u2019s commonly known, that sachet water producers are reducing the size of their sachet water. By increasing the quantity of the packaged water a bit, without affecting the quality of production will surely give the consumers a good perception of the business brand.\n4. Production must maintain proper aesthetics. 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        "raw_content": "Sarah Stanford, Macquarie University\nSuicide and self-harm remain taboo topics in schools, despite the fact youth suicide has reached a ten year high.\nRecent statistics show around eight children and young people die by suicide each week in Australia. Around one in ten self-harm during their teenage years. This loss of life means that the topic is too important not to talk about, but parents and teachers are often concerned that talking about suicide or self-harm may put ideas in young, impressionable minds.\nFurther reading: Australian teens doing well, but some still at high risk of suicide and self-harm.\nTeachers and parents are often concerned about putting ideas in students\u2019 heads. They worry talking about it more will lead students to swap strategies and compare wounds, and whether there are resources to support additional disclosures.\nThe World Suicide Prevention Day (September 10) and RUOK Day (September 14) campaigns are encouraging people to have honest conversations about suicide and mental health. To do so, we need to dispel the myths that encourage silence on these topics.\nTake a minute, change a life.\nWhy do we need to talk about self-harm and suicide?\nA prevailing myth about self-harm is that people do it for attention. If we follow this logic, we can assume that we will naturally identify those who are engaging in self-harm or considering suicide. Overwhelmingly, research does not support this idea. Only around half of young people who self-harm disclose the behaviour to anyone. Young people often go to great lengths to hide self-harm.\nIt can be very hard to admit self-harm or suicidal thoughts. People may fear a negative response or worry that information will be spread without their consent. Some young people may not view their behaviour as a problem. Self-harm is often a way of trying to cope with overwhelming emotions, and some people may feel that this strategy is \u201cworking\u201d.\nTeachers and parents might be on the look-out for warning signs for self-harm or suicide, such as depression, anxiety, low self-esteem, or experiencing stressful life events. However, our recent research highlights that not all young people who self-harm fit this profile. Yes, we need to keep an eye out for self-harm, suicidal behaviour, and other mental health difficulties, but unfortunately this is not enough.\nAs a community, we need proactive, positive strategies to reduce youth self-harm and suicide. Schools are on the front line of this work because they provide the greatest access to young people.\nWill discussing self-harm and suicide encourage it?\nThis is a common concern from school staff and parents. There is emerging evidence suggesting that selected self-harm and suicide programs:\ndo not increase self-harm thoughts or behaviours;\nreduce suicide attempts and severe suicidal ideation;\nimprove knowledge and attitudes; and\nincrease help-seeking behaviour.\nOngoing research is needed to strengthen the evidence for prevention programs, taking into account youth perspectives and measuring suicide and self-harm related outcomes. At this point in time, research findings indicate that schools can talk about self-harm and suicide positively and safely when approached in the right way.\nHow do we have these conversations safely?\nFirst and foremost, we need to build supportive communities so that young people are willing to disclose self-harm and suicidal thoughts. A teenager spends 30+ hours a week at school, but being around people does not automatically provide genuine connection, where each young person feels safe and supported. This isn\u2019t an easy task to accomplish, but it can\u2019t be neglected among the hustle of programs and policies.\nSo we need to implement evidence-based self-harm and suicide prevention programs. Research and practice indicates that programs should be framed within broader mental health programs that focus on protective behaviours and strengthening resilience. Programs should be available to all students, not just those who appear to be at risk. Programs should educate and empower, and should not include graphic images or graphic descriptions of behaviour.\nIt is likely that discussing self-harm and suicide will result in identifying new cases that were previously unknown to the school. While this is a positive outcome, this can place a greater burden on already stretched welfare teams. Schools can prepare for this by ensuring staff know the protocols following disclosure, and establishing good relationships with external services.\nIt\u2019s not just staff that need to know how to respond. Teens are most likely to disclose to a friend rather than an adult. When disclosing to an adult, it\u2019s more likely to be a parent rather than a counsellor or teacher. This means all members of the community need to know how to respond in safe and supportive ways.\nPeople should be aware of support available outside school too. Online services may be less intimidating for those reluctant to seek help.\nTalking about self-harm and suicide isn\u2019t easy, but it\u2019s a conversation that can save lives.\nHeadspace has information for schools, young people, and family and friends\nSarah Stanford, Honorary Postdoctoral Associate, Macquarie University",
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        "raw_content": "The Spurs and the new balance of attack\nSan Antonio has lost six times out of 43 games. That to me, puts it in the best perspective. They\u2019ve had success 86% of the time. They\u2019ve failed less than 15% of the time. That\u2019s insane. This from a team with a trio of aging stars and late first round and early second round picks plus Richard Jefferson, for God\u2019s sake.\nMore surprising? The way they\u2019re getting it done.\nThe Spurs are seventh in defensive efficiency this season. Before we get too far into this, the Spurs are not bad at defense. That\u2019s a top ten rating in defense. The Los Angeles Lakers were fourth, the Boston Celtics fifth in defensive efficiency last season, and that worked out pretty well for them. It\u2019s mostly important when we put in context that the Spurs are first in offensive efficiency.\nThe Spurs are averaging 109.6 points per 100 possessions. That\u2019s .6 more than the Lakers, which doesn\u2019t sound like a lot, but is in relation to the fact that it\u2019s nearly as great as the gap between the Lakers and the sixth best team, the Knicks. In short, the offense is spectacular. And what\u2019s more, it\u2019s beyond just one player making them great. Consider this quote from a scout in ESPN\u2019s Weekend Dime with Marc Stein:\n\u201cI can\u2019t see Pop [Spurs coach Gregg Popovich] spending two minutes worrying about 70 wins, but they\u2019ve never been more fun to watch. They\u2019ve just got five guys playing basketball. They\u2019re the best passing team in basketball. They\u2019re shooting lights out. They\u2019re so much more high octane than they used to be.\n\u201cEverybody shares the ball and Tim [Duncan] just gets his stuff out of flow instead of [the Spurs] just calling \u20184 Down\u2019 and \u20184 Up\u2019 every time down and pounding the ball into him. The Spurs win championships when Manu\u2019s healthy and they make 3s and that\u2019s what they\u2019ve been doing all year. I think Boston, in a series, beats everybody in the East. But I really like San Antonio.\u201d\nvia Weekend Dime: What NBA scouts are saying \u2013 ESPN.\nThat\u2019s a pretty stirring assessment from a league insider perspective. The Spurs are winning with a team concept, not with stars taking over. They have stars. Tony Parker, Manu Ginobili, Tim Duncan when he has nights like last night. But for the most part it\u2019s guys committed to winning within the system, sharing the ball and winning games. And they\u2019re doing it with offense.\nBut let\u2019s be clear. They have to do what everyone assumes and kick that defense into another level come April. Many teams have looked invincible on offense and pretty good on defense and then fell in the playoffs\u2026 often teams like the Spurs used to yield. We should appreciate what the Spurs are doing in the regular season while also trying to understand how they\u2019re going to improve come the playoffs.\nBut I for one am done trying to find a nitpick. They have simply been awesome, and it\u2019s time to recognize what they\u2019ve accomplished.\n(They will inevitably now lose to New Orleans. Sorry about that, Spurs fans.)\nTags: Manu Ginobili, Richard Jefferson, San Antonio Spurs, Tim Duncan, Tony Parker",
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In a time where the \u201cMe Too\u201d movement is really gaining traction, what does this song mean to you?\n\u201cWalk in Silence\u201d was my third single release. I was so thankful for the response it received! I wrote this song with my amazing producers, Joe Cruz, and Cindy Valentine. It has a mid-tempo, contemporary pop vibe. Lyrically this song means a lot to me. It\u2019s very prominent with everything going on in our industry today. Walk in Silence is about NOT being silenced, having your voice heard and loving every little thing about yourself. It hit #13 on the Billboard Dance Chart and I\u2019m just so thankful that it got to reach so many people.\nIt takes courage to be vulnerable, to open yourself up to other people\u2019s opinions of your work, of you and of your worth but it is only by being open and vulnerable that people can truly know you. 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        "raw_content": "For purposes of the Uniform Credentialing Act, and except as provided in section 38-2025 or as otherwise provided by law, the following classes of persons shall be deemed to be engaged in the practice of medicine and surgery:\n(1) Persons who publicly profess to be physicians or surgeons or publicly profess to assume the duties incident to the practice of medicine, surgery, or any of their branches;\n(2) Persons who prescribe and furnish medicine for some illness, disease, ailment, injury, pain, deformity, or any physical or mental condition, or treat the same by surgery;\n(3) Persons holding themselves out to the public as being qualified in the diagnosis or treatment of diseases, ailments, pain, deformity, or any physical or mental condition, or injuries of human beings;\n(4) Persons who suggest, recommend, or prescribe any form of treatment for the intended palliation, relief, or cure of any physical or mental ailment of any person;\n(5) Persons who maintain an office for the examination or treatment of persons afflicted with ailments, diseases, injuries, pain, deformity, or any physical or mental condition of human beings;\n(6) Persons who attach to their name the title of M.D., surgeon, physician, physician and surgeon, or any word or abbreviation and who indicate that they are engaged in the treatment or diagnosis of ailments, diseases, injuries, pain, deformity, infirmity, or any physical or mental condition of human beings; and\n(7) Persons who are physically located in another state but who, through the use of any medium, including an electronic medium, perform for compensation any service which constitutes the healing arts that would affect the diagnosis or treatment of an individual located in this state.\nSource:Laws 1927, c. 167, \u00a7 100, p. 482; C.S.1929, \u00a7 71-1401; Laws 1943, c. 150, \u00a7 18, p. 546; R.S.1943, \u00a7 71-1,102; Laws 1969, c. 563, \u00a7 1, p. 2291; Laws 1997, LB 452, \u00a7 1; Laws 2006, LB 833, \u00a7 2; R.S.Supp.,2006, \u00a7 71-1,102; Laws 2007, LB463, \u00a7 682.\nPhysician's lien for services, see section 52-401 et seq.\nPerson engaging in the practice of medicine and surgery without a license may be restrained by injunction. State ex rel. Johnson v. Wagner, 139 Neb. 471, 297 N.W. 906 (1941).\nAn emergency exists when the exigency is of so pressing a character that action must be taken before the services of a regularly qualified medical practitioner can be readily procured. Williams v. State, 118 Neb. 281, 224 N.W. 286 (1929).\nPractice of naprapathy was within definition of practice of medicine of former statute and unlawful unless statutory license obtained. Carpenter v. State, 106 Neb. 742, 184 N.W. 941 (1921).\nSale of patent medicines by itinerant vendor does not constitute practice of medicine. Watkins Medical Co. v. Hunt, 104 Neb. 266, 177 N.W. 462 (1920).\nHealing by manipulation and adjustment of nerves, bones, and tissues was practicing medicine, within the definition of former statute. Harvey v. State, 96 Neb. 786, 148 N.W. 924 (1914).\nA corporation of licensed physicians making contracts for the services of its members was not practicing medicine within the definition of former statute. State Electro-Medical Institute v. State, 74 Neb. 40, 103 N.W. 1078 (1905).\nFormer statute defining the practice of medicine construed to include the practice of Christian Science healing. State v. Buswell, 40 Neb. 158, 58 N.W. 728 (1894), 24 L.R.A. 68 (1894).",
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        "raw_content": "Sheeran was hoping to build a non-demonitial chapel on his property.\nStephen Pond, Getty Images\nApparently, just because you\u2019re a pop star doesn\u2019t mean you can have the wedding of your dreams.\nEd Sheeran and his fianc\u00e9e, Cherry Seaborn, were reportedly trying to build a private church tower on the grounds of Sheeran\u2019s home for their wedding.\nAccording to a published report from the BBC, Sheeran had applied for a permit to build a private non-denominational chapel on the grounds of his home in Dennington, Suffolk (in the UK).\nThe \"Castle on the Hill\" singer was hoping that the site could be used as a retreat for \u201ccontemplation and prayer,\u201d and the celebration of \u201ckey life and family milestones.\u201d His wedding would certainly be one of those events.\nThe application was denied because local officials said the structure would create an \u201cunsatisfactory\" visual impact and cause \u201cthe impression of a second village church.\u201d\nSheeran had reportedly done a lot of research before submitting the application. In fact, he even consulted with experts about the possible effect on the area\u2019s wildlife.\nSheeran and Seaborn announced their engagement back in January. We don\u2019t know much about their actual wedding plans, but it looks like they\u2019ll have to find a new venue for the service.\nOf course, this is just the latest setback for Sheeran. We learned last week that he was being sued by Marvin Gaye\u2019s estate over his song \u201cThinking Out Loud.\u201d Gaye\u2019s estate is looking for a total of $100 million in damages because they allege that \u201cThinking Out Loud\u201d stole elements of Marvin Gaye\u2019s 1973 song \u201cLet\u2019s Get It On.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "OPEC agrees to extend oil production cut deal until end of 2018\nOPEC and its allies outside the group agreed to maintain oil production cuts until the end of 2018, extending their campaign to wrest back control of the global market from America\u2019s shale industry, Bloomberg reported.\nAfter a day of talks in Vienna, the decision showed the strength of the unprecedented alliance between the world\u2019s top two oil producers, Saudi Arabia and Russia, and confounded Wall Street analysts who predicted Moscow would be reluctant to keep going. The deal was even beefed up through the inclusion of Nigeria and Libya, two members of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries originally exempted from the curbs.\n\u201cWe are united, shoulder to shoulder,\u201d Saudi Arabian Energy Minister Khalid Al-Falih said sitting next to his Russian counterpart Alexander Novak at a press conference after the meeting. \u201cWe are completely aligned.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "Home News Holocaust Memorial Day Events 2018 events in Derby\nHolocaust Memorial Day was established in 2001 as an international day to remember the victims of genocides and was fixed on 27th January to coincide with the date of the liberation of Auschwitz in 1945.\nDerby has remembered the day since 2001 and there is a week of events surrounding the 27th January each year. This year the 27th January falls on the Jewish Sabbath and the 26th conflicts with the preparations for the Sabbath.\nIn order to be fully inclusive the main events this year will take place on Thursday 25th January.\nIn addition to the Holocaust during World War 2, the Armenian genocide, the Ukrainian Holodomor and the genocide of the Bosnian people at Srebrenica are also marked.\nThe theme each year is set by the national Holocaust Memorial Day Trust and for 2018 it is \u201cThe Power of Words\u201d.\nBitter Harvest (certificate 15) a new film set in 1930s Ukraine. The film will also be introduced by a member of Derby\u2019s Ukrainian Community 6:30pm at Quad Derby. All tickets are \u00a35 booking on 01332 290606 or https://www.derbyquad.co.uk.\nA Piano recital by Damir Durmanovic a young Bosnian international pianist at the Multifaith Centre, Derby University at 7:30pm\nA musical evening with Phil Tomlinson and his Klezmer group at the Multifaith Centre, Derby University at 7:30pm\nThursday 25th January: Holocaust Memorial Day\nService of reflection and Act of Commemoration Bridge Chapel at 3.00pm\nSome transport will be provided from the stone-setting to the Bosnia-Hercegovina Centre, which is around a 15 minute walk from Cathedral Green.\nReception in commemoration of the Bosnian war and Srebrenica massacre 4.00pm at the Bosnia Herzegovina Centre, 99 Curzon St DE1 1LN\nA Service of Commemoration, Remembrance and Hope 6.30pm at Derby Cathedral\nHolocaust Memorial Day Event. An evening of commemoration and celebration with a selection of performances and presentations from Derby\u2019s diverse communities. 7:45pm. Admission is free but limited; please book in advance through QUAD Box Office on 01332 290606 or see https://www.derbyquad.co.uk.\nA Presentation and tour 6.00pm at National Sikh Heritage Centre and Holocaust Museum, Princes St DE23 8NT\nA service to commemorate the 85th anniversary of the Holodomor 1:00pm at St Michael\u2019s Ukrainian Church, Dairyhouse Rd, DE23 8HP\nFor full details of events, please see: holocaustmemorialdayderby.org",
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        "raw_content": "Lilly Teaching Fellows\nTenure-track assistant professors who are recent recipients of a Ph.D. or terminal degree in their discipline or profession and are in their first, second or third year at the university are invited to apply for the Lilly Teaching Fellows Program.\nUp to 10 faculty members are selected each spring semester to begin participation in the two-year program the following fall.\nDemonstrated passion for and commitment to excellence in teaching is a key factor in selection.\nApply by the March 5 deadline at https://bit.ly/2Cmr7RH.\nBulletin Board Center for Teaching and Learning Columns News",
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        "raw_content": "Tears \u2014 on Christmas day.\nEven though my daughter had opened more presents than she could count, she hadn\u2019t opened a tablet. And to make matters worse, her two younger siblings were sitting nearby, happily playing on their new tablets.\nSo there were tears \u2014 not just a quiet tear behind closed doors where she and I could share a moment of mourning for the tablet that wasn\u2019t. There were multiple meltdowns in front of both sides of my family so that all would know that I hadn\u2019t done my job.\nI hadn\u2019t gotten everything on her list. I hadn\u2019t made her happy. By the end of the day, I felt like there was a huge \u201cFailure\u201d sign flashing over my head.\nWhat I Thought My Job Was\nI used to think that making people like me was my job. I\u2019m a people pleaser by nature and I feel a sense of balance when people in my circle seem to like me.\nThen I added to my job description: picking up the weight of others\u2019 happiness and carrying it on my shoulders. In doing so, I essentially told God that even though He created these people, I knew their needs better than He did. I could do His job better than He could. I took the glory for their happiness.\nWhat the Bible Says My Job Is\nOver and over, the Bible tells us to love our neighbors as ourselves (Matthew 22:39, Mark 12:31, James 2:8). Those verses are a command for believers to act, not a command to get a specific reaction. There is no description of the neighbor\u2019s response.\nWhen we love people by serving, encouraging, forgiving, and praying for them, we show them a love that only comes from God. The Bible says my job is to love people the way Jesus loves me, then He gets the glory.\nWhat God\u2019s Job Is\nEven when my actions do make others happy, that feeling is only temporary. What they really need is the joy that only Jesus can give them.\nHappiness depends on ever-changing circumstances; joy depends on an unchanging God.\nHappiness depends on ever-changing circumstances. Joy depends on an unchanging God. Galatians 5:22 says joy is a fruit of the spirit. Joy is a result of having a relationship with God, who sent His Son, Jesus, to die on the cross for me and for you. No matter what my circumstances are or how people around me make me feel, I can have joy because God loves me and is pursuing a daily relationship with me. He\u2019s doing the same for those around us.\nThis Christmas, no matter what presents my children, family, and friends open, I have to pause and remember what my job is. Making them happy is wonderful, but showing them the love of Jesus is joyful. People pleasing gives the glory to ourselves while loving people gives glory to Jesus. And at the end of any day, I want that sign above my head to point to Him.\nDiscover more about happiness, joy, love, relationships, christmas.",
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        "raw_content": "Unread post by drednm \u00bb Tue Jan 16, 2018 4:16 pm\nboblipton wrote: What I like to do -- and no one tell Ed -- is to add a small but random number of pennies to my Kickstarter contribution. The total amount pledged only shows in whole dollars, but the end result is that Ed gets a slightly different total than he expected.\nI'd rather have heat. It's been off since early this morning....\nUnread post by Battra92 \u00bb Wed Jan 17, 2018 7:47 am\nIf he's ever in Western MA, I know a great sandwich shop!\nSeriously, though. Congrats! I'll be looking forward to seeing this (and I really need to watch the last one. Gotta find some time for that!)\nUnread post by boblipton \u00bb Thu Jan 18, 2018 7:48 am\nMore than a hundred people have contributed, but you can still make more work for Ed by donating now.\nUnread post by drednm \u00bb Fri Jan 19, 2018 8:02 am\nScreen cap from On Dangerous Ground. This scene is supposed to be somewhere in Germany but since the film was shot in Ft. Lee, it's likely the Hudson River. Interesting palisades restaurant with exposed electric lights. There another tier below this one.\nLast edited by drednm on Fri Jan 19, 2018 2:02 pm, edited 1 time in total.\nUnread post by R Michael Pyle \u00bb Fri Jan 19, 2018 11:37 am\ndrednm wrote: This scene is supposed to be somewhere in Germany but since the film was shot in Ft. Lee, it's likely the Hudson River. Interesting palisades restaurant with exposed electric lights. There another tier below this one.\nFunny, but the minute I saw that picture it reminded me of some scenes in \"The Man and the Moment\" (1929) with Billie Dove and Rod La Rocque. That was a First National Picture, so probably filmed in California; but I can't seem to find enough info to prove it.\nLater addition: Just found out that Billie Dove made some of the scenes off of Catalina Island.\nUnread post by Jim Roots \u00bb Fri Jan 19, 2018 1:17 pm\nR Michael Pyle wrote: Funny, but the minute I saw that picture it reminded me of some scenes in \"The Man and the Moment\" (1929) with Billie Dove and Rod La Rocque.\nHow many thousands of other people would say the same thing?\nTruly, ours is a rarified community. Or something.\nHow close are we in pledges to getting a shell case for the disc, Ed?\nboblipton wrote: How close are we in pledges to getting a shell case for the disc, Ed?\nCases are a go.....\nUnread post by drednm \u00bb Tue Jan 23, 2018 8:03 am\nHere is Stanhope Wheatcroft as Hugo.... Great name!\nWell, Ed, it seems that, despite your assertion that it's been Marion Davies who's been the principal draw for your Kickstarter projects, you've already gotten as many pledges as for the last one. Not that doesn't mean other people shouldn't want to pledge money and reserve their own copy of this intriguing feature.\nboblipton wrote: Well, Ed, it seems that, despite your assertion that it's been Marion Davies who's been the principal draw for your Kickstarter projects, you've already gotten as many pledges as for the last one. Not that doesn't mean other people shouldn't want to pledge money and reserve their own copy of this intriguing feature.\nA surprisingly loyal base. I recognize almost all the names of these supporters.\nUnread post by Jim Roots \u00bb Wed Jan 24, 2018 6:27 am\nThey're all Bob's pseudonyms. Including this one.\n(Not the real) Jim\nLOL... I guess that explains it!\nUnread post by boblipton \u00bb Wed Jan 24, 2018 11:15 am\nAnd so is Ed.\nUnread post by drednm \u00bb Wed Jan 24, 2018 8:38 pm\nI finished a first recording of my original piano score for the film today.\nUnread post by boblipton \u00bb Fri Jan 26, 2018 10:21 am\nThis project has passed Ed\u2019s last Marion Davies project both in number of donors and dollar terms. Clearly Carlyle Blackwell is a bigger draw than Miss Douras. But you won\u2019t find out why unless you contribute.\nHey! Active Kickstarter! Twelve days to go! Give Ed some money!\nUnread post by boblipton \u00bb Thu Feb 08, 2018 11:14 am\nThree days to go before this closes. Time is a-running out.\nUnread post by boblipton \u00bb Sun Feb 11, 2018 6:24 am\nJust a day left. I know some one is waiting until it closes, so he can post that something must be wrong because the system won't let him contribute, but if you're not that guy....\nDaveismyhero\nUnread post by Daveismyhero \u00bb Sun Feb 11, 2018 6:56 am\nI just got in! There's only 27 hours to go, as of this post, so don't miss out!\nI am not a purist, I am a funist!\nUnread post by drednm \u00bb Mon Feb 12, 2018 10:40 am\nThanks to all who supported this project, and I hope you like the film. I've already dispatched video files to the diskmaker (there's a surprise short film as an extra) and hope to have everything in hand to start sending out copies in early March.\nUnread post by silentfilm \u00bb Mon Feb 12, 2018 12:19 pm\nI didn't want to post these reviews until the funding period was over, but On Dangerous Ground (1917) was screened at Cinecon 43 in 2007. I wasn't that impressed with the film a decade ago. Here is what I wrote on alt.movies.silent\nON DANGEROUS GROUND (1918) [*1/2] a World War I propaganda film, was filmed at the World (Brady) studios in Fort Lee, New Jersey. An American doctor (Carlyle Blackwell) is visiting Germany when the Germany army conscripts all soldiers to go to war. He travels to Belgium, a country the Germany has invaded. There he meets a Belgian girl (Gail Kane) who poses as his wife. She is a Belgian spy and has stolen the German attack plans. They are captured by the German army, but try to make a harrowing escape. The first ridiculous plot point was that the German's knew that their plans had been compromised by the woman spy, yet it was still vitally important that she get them to the allied army anyway, even though it took her several days to sneak them out of the country. The Germans could have easily changed their plans in the days after their theft. An even more stupid plot device had a German officer letting the woman spy go after he discovers that she is the wife of the doctor, who is shown saving the officer from drowning in a flashback. At least the Huns were not shown killing babies or raping Belgian women, like in some propaganda films.\nThe late Chris Jacobs had this review...\nI also seem to be one of the few who genuinely enjoyed ON DANGEROUS GROUND, despite some of its convenient plot coincidences (or perhaps even because of them). For a World War I film made during the war, it was a fascinating blend of anti-German propaganda and anti-war pro- German sentiment -- certainly a far cry from the typical hate the hun melodrama.\nChris Snowden wrote this...\nON DANGEROUS GROUND (World, 1917) This story of WWI intrigue was released prior to America's entry into that war, and while it doesn't have the rabid Hate-the-Hun theme found in films produced a little later, the bad guys are still Germans. Matinee idol Carlyle Blackwell didn't leave much of an impression, but leading lady Gail Kane (who?) was quite good. Frances Marion's script kept things moving pretty well, and this was about as good as you could really expect a mid-teens programmer to be. **1/2\nHaving said that, I was a backer of this project, so I'm anxious to see if the film improves on a second viewing.\nUnread post by drednm \u00bb Mon Feb 12, 2018 12:46 pm\nsilentfilm wrote: I didn't want to post these reviews until the funding period was over, but On Dangerous Ground (1917) was screened at Cinecon 43 in 2007. I wasn't that impressed with the film a decade ago. Here is what I wrote on alt.movies.silent\nON DANGEROUS GROUND (1918) [*1/2] a World War I propaganda film, was filmed at the World (Brady) studios in Fort Lee, New Jersey. An American doctor (Carlyle Blackwell) is visiting Germany when the Germany army conscripts all soldiers to go to war. He travels to Belgium, a country the Germany has invaded. There he meets a Belgian girl (Gail Kane) who poses as his wife. She is a Belgian spy and has stolen the German attack plans. They are captured bye the German army, but try to make a harrowing escape. The first ridiculous plot point was that the German's knew that their plans had been compromised by the woman spy, yet it was still vitally important that she get them to the allied army anyway, even though it took her several days to sneak them out of the country. The Germans could have easily changed their plans in the days after their theft. An even more stupid plot device had a German officer letting the woman spy go after he discovers that she is the wife of the doctor, who is shown saving the officer from drowning in a flashback. At least the Huns were not shown killing babies or raping Belgian women, like in some propaganda films.\nWow, harsh! I ignored the propaganda, which is pretty mild, and concentrated on the \"adventure\" element. I think it's lighthearted in the vein of April Folly. If taken seriously, it falls apart quickly. But as a way to team Blackwell and Kane in a Romancing the Stone sort of way it works well. Also, I wanted to give Blackwell and Kane, both big stars of the era, a little exposure. All the films of the time didn't star Pickford, Fairbanks, or a Gish.\nUnread post by drednm \u00bb Fri Feb 16, 2018 6:34 am\nAll materials submitted and okayed at diskmaker's. I should have finished product in hand by end of the month and ready to mail out.\nUnread post by drednm \u00bb Fri Mar 02, 2018 3:10 pm\nFilms are in......\nUnread post by drednm \u00bb Mon Mar 05, 2018 9:39 am\n9th Kickstarter is now completed. All copies have been mailed out .... if you gave me an address......\n...and it showed up in my mailbox when I got home this afternoon. Something to watch tonight!\nUnread post by silentfilm \u00bb Sun Mar 18, 2018 8:30 pm\nI watched Ed's disc of On Dangerous Ground (1917) tonight, and I take back some of my previous criticism. The doctor at the beginning of the film who is Carlyle Blackwell's friend is the same German officer at the end of the film, so his actions seem more plausible. Gail Kane is pretty good in her role, but Blackwell doesn't make much of an impression. Their \"romance\" is quite rushed. I had one detail wrong too, they are in Germany when war breaks out, and they are trying to escape to Belgium.\nThe SWEEDIE THE LAUNDRESS (1914) film is pretty incomprehensible, but it is always nice to see Ben Turpin and Leo White in an early comedy.\nUnread post by boblipton \u00bb Mon Mar 19, 2018 4:25 am\nsilentfilm wrote: I watched Ed's disc of On Dangerous Ground (1917) tonight, and I take back some of my previous criticism. The doctor at the beginning of the film who is Carlyle Blackwell's friend is the same German officer at the end of the film, so his actions seem more plausible. Gail Kane is pretty good in her role, but Blackwell doesn't make much of an impression. Their \"romance\" is quite rushed. I had one detail wrong too, they are in Germany when war breaks out, and they are trying to escape to Belgium.\nA couple pf the issues of appraising a film at a festival is\n1: overload. You're at a film festival to watch films, so you watch films. All the time. Even when you're not really jazzed to watch films. As a result, the films don't really seem so good.\n2: Criticism: A slightly different variety of overload, you're comparing it to the seventeen other films you've just seen and need to assign it a slot in ranking, and do it so you don't have to rejigger for the thirteen you are going to see.\nNeither of these is the way human beings usually see movies.\nAs I noted in my review in the WHAT'S THE LATEST SILENT MOVIE YOU'VE SEEN thread, I think it's a pretty good programmer.\nLast edited by boblipton on Mon Mar 19, 2018 5:16 am, edited 1 time in total.\nThanks for the reassessment. The backstory seems to imply that the film was rushed (it's also not a big-budget Griffith/DeMille opus) to reach the public just as the US was entering WW I. William Brady (World Film) had been named by Woodrow Wilson to be head of group of filmmakers (including Griffith) to make pro-war films. The propaganda is pretty obvious in On Dangerous Ground. The film was released at the height of the \"will we/won't we\" war frenzy. The US officially entered the war in April. The plot depended on the US still be neutral. I think it's interesting that the film actually recognizes the strong ties we had to pre-war Germany.",
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        "raw_content": "I\u2019m long back from Ukraine, visiting family and having had a long unscheduled guilty holiday from the blog. Oh well.\nSeeing an open-air production of Shakespeare\u2019s \u2018All\u2019s well that ends well\u2019 got me wondering what my favourite Shakespeare play is (answer: The Tempest), and jogged a memory of a beautiful puppet version from childhood. A whole series of animated Shakespeare tales was commissioned by the BBC in the early 1990s from the Christmas Films Studio in Moscow. Luckily, they\u2019re available on youtube to share here:\nPosted in Inspiration, See, Watch\tTagged 1990s, 1992, animation, Animted Tales, BBC Wales, Christmas Films Studio, film, Moscow, puppets, Shakespeare, stop motion\nThanks to some new friends I am becoming properly educated in Ukrainian culture. Meet \u0427\u0435\u0431\u0443\u0440\u0430\u0301\u0448\u043a\u0430 (Cheburashka), an unknown species of cute furry creature who turns up in a box of oranges and his friend \u041a\u0440\u043e\u043a\u043e\u0434\u0438\u043b \u0413\u0435\u043d\u0430 (Krokodil Gena), a bow-tie-wearing, accordian-playing reptile.\nHere\u2019s the first episode: Gena the Crocodile, made in 1969 by Roman Kachanov.\nPosted in Inspiration, See, Watch\tTagged 1969, animation, Cheburashka, children-s programme, Donetsk, \u041a\u0440\u043e\u043a\u043e\u0434\u0438\u043b \u0413\u0435\u043d\u0430, \u0427\u0435\u0431\u0443\u0440\u0430\u0448\u043a\u0430, Eduard Uspensky, film, Roman Kachanov, Russian, Soviet, stop motion, Ukraine\nPosted in Inspiration, Watch\tTagged 1943, Cary Grant, film, Florence Bates, knitting, Laraine Day, learning to knit, men knitting, Mister Lucky\nMen, Women and Clothes\nI\u2019ve just come across this amazing series from 1957 in the BBC archives called Men, Women and Clothes. The six episodes were presented by the formidable fashion historian, Doris Langley Moore, and the series was the BBC\u2019s first in colour. The whole series is available, free, online here.\nDoris Langley Moore in the first episode \u2013 Men, Women and Clothes: How Fashions Come and Go, 1957.\nPosted in Inspiration, Watch\tTagged 1957, BBC, bbc archives, Doris Langley Moore, fashion, fashion historian, television",
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        "raw_content": "Nonprofits and Governments as Businesses\nWhy do we ignore some of the most important businesses in the world? Nonprofits and Governments are businesses and we don\u2019t put enough emphasis on their value. Whenever discussed, I believe people envision nonprofits as a rundown vacant building. I know that before I learned about this industry, I took nonprofits for granted and viewed them as very sparse. Of course, they\u2019re inescapable and omnipresent.\nIn some of our most defining moments as human beings, more than likely there was a nonprofit group. For example, most of we\u2019re born in a hospital. The majority of all hospitals are nonprofits. Another example, the majority of us went to public schools from kindergarten to high school. All public schools are nonprofits. My last example, we all use roads to travel from one destination to another. All roads and highways are government property.\nWe are surrounded by nonprofits and fail to realize their significance. Many studies have shown that almost every human service agency is a nonprofit that couldn\u2019t be modeled in a for-profit business. They wouldn\u2019t be sustainable. The for-profit business is about making a profit, which is one of their measurement tools for success. The nonprofit business is about providing a service, which is why the number of people served is one of their measurements of success.\nTo be point blank with the difference, a human life doesn\u2019t have a dollar amount but products have a set value. Nonprofits and Governments are focused on services to better the quality of life. Some get confused when they see a nonprofit making large sums of money. These services that both nonprofits and governments provide are not free, so they have to fill a need and provide value. Life in itself doesn\u2019t have a price tag, but to have a specific desired quality of life isn\u2019t free, which is why we buy products from for-profit businesses to be more comfortable, happy and at peace.\nFor over 20 years, I\u2019ve worked in the nonprofit industry without this appreciation for these groups and people that have made a positive difference in my life. Now, I\u2019m looking forward to returning the favor. It\u2019s time to make a difference. Starting this summer, I will be teaching at Clark College and sharing this knowledge. The class is BUS280, Nonprofits and Governments as Businesses.\nThe nonprofit industry is in desperate need of young and diverse leaders. We need more social entrepreneurs, social workers, leaders and change agents to help others understand this concept. The world is in need of these types of passionate people. Without great minds and bold moves in giving compassion, selflessness, and zealots, the world will increase with diseases, poverty, hunger, hate, homelessness and so much more.\nJoin me in the journey. The labor is plenty and the laborers are few. As Gandhi stated, \u201cBe the difference you want to see in the world.\u201d\neducationnonprofit",
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        "raw_content": "You are here: Home / Issues We Care About / Freedom of Expression / Freelancer Jill Carroll Still Held Hostage in Iraq\nGerard Colby, President of the National Writers Union has joined the international organization Reporters Without Borders in calling for the release of American freelance journalist Jill Carroll, who was kidnapped on the outskirts of Baghdad on January 7th.\nCarroll was writing freelance articles for the Christian Science Monitor at the time of her abduction. She had planned to interview a Sunni politician in one of the more dangerous neighborhoods in Baghdad when several well dressed men took over her car and apparently killed her interpreter. Her driver escaped.\nCarroll\u2019s abductors demanded the release of all female prisoners in Iraq, and set an initial deadline for January 20, which they later extended to February 26th.\n\u201cWith the deadline of Jill\u2019s threatened execution now passed, and no definitive word of her safety or whereabouts, we must assume that she is still alive. We as freelance journalists must redouble our efforts to bring attention to Jill Carroll\u2019s plight and the difficulties she and other freelance journalists have been facing in Iraq,\u201d Colby said in a prepared press release.\n\u201cIraq is becoming more dangerous by the day,\u201d he said. \u201cOnly last week, a woman reporter for Al Arabiya newspaper, Atwar Bahjat, and two of her associates were murdered in Samarra near the revered Shiite shrine that was bombed. Sadly, she was one of the journalists who was working with the Christian Science Monitor to try and obtain Jill Carroll\u2019s release.\u201d\nColby noted that freelance journalists are particularly at risk in Iraq, since they do not have the same protections in Iraq that embedded reporters have. \u201cJill Carroll herself wrote about reporters \u2018becoming virtual prisoners in their hotel rooms,\u2019\u201d Colby said. \u201cShe described how embedded journalists are not allowed to venture beyond armored cars and the heavily protected Green Zone.\n\u201cJill Carroll, on the other hand, was going out into Baghdad neighborhoods, talking to civilians, getting their stories. \u201cThat\u2019s how much she cared about getting the truth to the American people about conditions in Iraq.\u201d\nIn his statement, Colby pointed to a report recently released by the New York Committee to Protect Journalists describing Iraq as the deadliest country for journalists in the last quarter century. Since the war began in March, 2003, 61 journalists have died, surpassing 58 journalists killed in Algeria from 1993-1996.\nContact: Gerard Colby, 212-254-0279\nColby also joined Reporters Without Borders in calling for the release of two Iraqi journalists, Reem Zaid and Marwant Khazal, who were abducted outside the offices of the Iraqi Islamic Party, a Sunni group, on February 2nd.",
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        "raw_content": "What is the economic argument against government-provided education?\nI'm not say that a federal body should provided such services (they would have trouble managing education which is what we see even today) but I think history shows having an educated citizenry is a very very good idea. Of course you can say that private education systems are better at educating more people more efficiently but to that I have to wonder: where's the evidence and history behind that? Public education was one of the first things industrializing nations did to secure their futures and has been shown to be economically beneficial to education children as they add far more to GDP and well being than non-educated people.\nSo what are the economical reasons for not wanting government provided education?\nrights education government\nWhat is the economic argument against government-provided education? ... [W]hat are the economical reasons for not wanting government provided education?\nThe key \"reasons for not wanting government provided education\" are not primarily economic. The claim is not that \"private education systems are better at educating more people more efficiently\" than a government-provided educational system. Rather, the essential argument against government involvement in education is that it necessarily violates individual rights and involves initiation of physical force against taxpayers, parents, and many others associated with government-provided education, and in the process severely degrades or destroys the quality of children's education.\nThis is a very basic argument that also applies to the whole range of possible instances of any 'X' that is regulated or provided by government, where 'X' can be education or just about any other man-made goods or services. The only 'X' that is a proper function of government is to uphold individual rights by providing whatever retaliatory physical force is needed to protect citizens from initiation of physical force by criminals, foreign invaders, or in civil disputes with each other. (And the reason for this will not be found primarily in economics.)\nI'm not say[sic] that a federal body should provided[sic] such services (they would have trouble managing education which is what we see even today)....\nYes. And the problems with a government-provided system of education are far worse and far deeper than this brief formulation acknowledges.\n...history shows having an educated citizenry is a very very good idea.... Public education was one of the first things industrializing nations did to secure their futures and has been shown to be economically beneficial to education[sic] children as they add far more to GDP and well being than non-educated people.\nObjectivism does not view the issue from a collective \"GDP\" perspective, but by the standard of man's life qua man, i.e., what is most beneficial for each individual's own life (without sacrificing others), not what somehow 'best serves society' (usually today on an egalitarian standard of what is \"best\").\nHistorically, of course, the fundamental identifications which the philosophy of Objectivism provides were not fully known (had not yet been comprehended) at the dawn of the Industrial Revolution. Objectivism's originator, Ayn Rand, had not been born yet, and it took her most of a lifetime (half a century) to reach the full identification of Objectivism. There is no question that an education is a great value to the individual. The issue is what happens to that value (and to the valuers) whenever government tries to regulate and/or provide it.\nFrequently in Ayn Rand's writings, one will find philosophical arguments against government interference with the operation of free markets, combined with an assertion that enterprises such as education should be privately owned and run and would be much better run. In her 1964 interview in Playboy, for example, she said at one point (pamphlet reprint, p. 12 of 16):\nNow let's get this straight. My position is fully consistent. Not only the post office, but streets, roads, and above all, schools, should all be privately owned and privately run. I advocate the separation of state and economics. The government should be concerned only with those issues which involve the use of force. This means: the police, the armed services, and the law courts to settle disputes among men. Nothing else. Everything else should be privately run and would be much better run.\nNote that the central reason for separating state and economics is not primarily to make enterprises better run economically, but because of the issue of physical force, which rests on the implications of man's nature, not on the economic principles of division-of-labor markets.\nBut note also that Ayn Rand did see \"better run\" as a secondary consequence of the separation. If the question is actually seeking a more detailed description of what a fully private, free-market system of education would look like, the question doesn't specifically say so, unless it was intended but not quite stated directly. The question as formulated (as I understand it) reads more like an attack on Objectivism's conclusions than a search for greater concrete description of rational alternatives to government controls. The question demands economic evidence supporting opposition to government controls, and the questioner has explained elsewhere that he seeks to avoid non-economic (e.g., philosophically principled) arguments. But the details of an implementation of broad principles have to begin with the principles themselves, which is what philosophy provides and what has been lacking throughout history prior to Objectivism. The Valley (Galt's Gulch) in Atlas Shrugged provides a strong indication of how free markets can function, and a wide range of economics books in the Austrian and Classical schools can also be very helpful in implementing the broad philosophical prescriptions. Refer to various topics in The Ayn Rand Lexicon for brief indications, as well. Such elements of economic freedom as still exist in the world today can also provide helpful clues.\nOne does not need a fully detailed concretization of freedom to conclude that it would be far preferable to government-dominated alternatives. 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        "raw_content": "Luke 24:36-53 (6th Matins Gospel)\nNow as they said these things, Jesus Himself stood in the midst of them, and said to them, \u201cPeace to you.\u201d\nBut they were terrified and frightened, and supposed they had seen a spirit.\nAnd He said to them, \u201cWhy are you troubled? And why do doubts arise in your hearts?\nBehold My hands and My feet, that it is I Myself. Handle Me and see, for a spirit does not have flesh and bones as you see I have.\u201d\nWhen He had said this, He showed them His hands and His feet.\nBut while they still did not believe for joy, and marveled, He said to them, \u201cHave you any food here?\u201d\nSo they gave Him a piece of a broiled fish and some honeycomb.\nAnd He took it and ate in their presence.\nThen He said to them, \u201cThese are the words which I spoke to you while I was still with you, that all things must be fulfilled which were written in the Law of Moses and the Prophets and the Psalms concerning Me.\u201d\nThen He said to them, \u201cThus it is written, and thus it was necessary for the Christ to suffer and to rise from the dead the third day,\nAnd you are witnesses of these things.\nAnd He led them out as far as Bethany, and He lifted up His hands and blessed them.\nNow it came to pass, while He blessed them, that He was parted from them and carried up into heaven.\nAnd they worshiped Him, and returned to Jerusalem with great joy,\nand were continually in the temple praising and blessing God. Amen.",
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        "raw_content": "Pete Postlethwaite brings his depiction of Shakespeare\u2019s tragic King Lear to the Young Vic after the show\u2019s run in Liverpool.\nOne of the bard\u2019s greatest tragedies, King Lear charts the downfall of the titular King, who, after abdicating his throne, decides to divide his lands between his three daughters according to the extent to which they publicly declare their love for him. When his favourite daughter, Cordelia, refuses to comply, a devastated Lear disowns her and divides his kingdom between her two sisters.\nPostlethwaite\u2019s recent stage credits include The Tempest and The Homecoming in Manchester and Scaramouche Jones on tour, directed by Rupert Goold, who now directs him in King Lear. Postlethwaite\u2019s numerous screen credits include Brassed Off, The Usual Suspects, Criminal Justice, In The Name Of The Father and The Constant Gardener.\nGoold, Artistic Director of Headlong theatre company, has been prolific in the West End of late. After his Laurence Olivier Award-winning success with Macbeth last year, he has directed The Last Days Of Judas Iscariot at the Almeida, Six Characters In Search Of An Author at the Gielgud and No Man\u2019s Land at the Duke of York\u2019s. Goold will also direct Oliver! at the Drury Lane later this year.\nThis production of King Lear began life at the Liverpool Everyman as part of the city\u2019s tenure as 2008 European Capital of Culture.\nFor more about King Lear at the Young Vic, please read the First Night Feature.\nPete Postlethwaite, John Shrapnel, Forbes Masson, Nigel Cooke, Caroline Faber, Charlotte Randle, Amanda Hale, Jonjo O'Neill, Tobias Menzies, Michael Colgan, Clarence Smith, John-Paul MacLeod, Jacob Anderson\nDirector - Rupert Goold\nProducer - Liverpool Everyman and Playhouse, Headlong Theatre in association with the Young Vic\nDesigner - Giles Cadle\nMusic By - Adam Cork\nKing Lear at the Young Vic\nKing Lear is a role that so often ranks actors of a certain age; it is the Hamlet for the\u2026 Read More",
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        "raw_content": "In 1960, Paul and a handful of other Wisconsin environmentalists joined forces to save Abraham\u2019s Wood, near Albany in Green County. Paul along with the Department of Natural Resources spearheaded the effort, and Paul was elected the first chairman of the Wisconsin Chapter of the Nature Conservancy.\nIn 1965, Paul became president of the Wisconsin Nature Conservancy, a post he maintained for 17 years.\nSince its inception, the chapter has grown to include several thousand members. The chapter purchased more than 2500 acres from Door County south to the state line, a parcel of land that harbors Wisconsin\u2019s rarest plants and animals. Lands purchased by the Nature Conservancy are typically given to universities for scientific study and research.\nPaul had several other notable conservation accomplishments throughout his life.\nThese include being appointed to the Conservation Commission by Governor Nelson in 1959, where he served until 1965. In 1967, Paul received the National Wildlife Federation\u2019s Conservationist of the Year Award. He was also a member of the Dane County Conservation League, and was secretary for 6 years.",
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        "raw_content": "On December 20, 2015 December 20, 2015 By missy512In Breast cancer, Cancer, Faith, God, Hope, Jesus, Koman, Pray\nTonight, at exactly 7 p.m. one year ago I was sitting in a restaurant eating sushi with my best friend. The phone call I took changed my life forever.\nIt is a surreal moment watching your best friends tears silently pour down her face as she learns, like I was learning, I have cancer.\nI would not change the last 12 months for anything in the world. To some that may sound absolutely, certifiably crazy, but for me, I know, that I know, that I know that nothing takes my King by surprise. He knew what was coming all along. He perfectly orchestrated people, places, events to bless, love on and encourage me through my roughest year yet.\nIt is a threat of the enemy and the absolute truth from Jesus that \u201cThe thief comes only to steal and kill and destroy; I have come that they may have life, and have it to the full.\u201d John 10:10 (NIV)\nIt is not \u201cif\u201d we face trials, it is \u201cwhen\u201d we face trials. That\u2019s a promise. It may sound negative, but personally, I would rather have the truth up front. Don\u2019t sugar-coat, blow smoke or down right lie to me so you \u201cdon\u2019t hurt my feelings\u201d. I want the truth, the whole truth, the good, the bad, the ugly. It is through our trials that God shows up and shows off. You will see His hand in every circumstance and everywhere if you are looking for God to show up, to rescue, to do battle for you. He absolutely and unequivocally will. It is the most beautiful display of love and affection I have ever experienced.\nIn Hebrew the word \u201call\u201d means exactly that, ALL. There is no way to interpret \u201call\u201d any other way. There is also NO room for misinterpretation. All means all. Knowing this shines a bright light on scripture. Romans 8:28 is a perfect example of all meaning all. We can\u2019t read or understand the scriptures as \u201csometimes\u201d or \u201conly for certain people\u201d or \u201conly in certain circumstances.\nAnd we know that God causes all things to work together for good to those who love God, to those who are called according to His purpose. Romans 8:28 (HCSB)\n\u201cGive your entire attention to what God is doing right now, and don\u2019t get worked up about what may or may not happen tomorrow. God will help you deal with whatever hard things come up when the time comes. Matthew 6:34 (MSG)\nI have but one vision for my life. It is seen through the eyes of my Father. He will reveal all details as He sees best for my life. I trust Him and could not be more excited. Even and especially through the fire He molds, shapes and creates a beautiful masterpiece in me.\nPhotograph by author\nMiracles first and and front row, I am CANCER FREE by the miracle healing of my King Jesus. Within this journey there continues to be many miracles. Miracles by the multitude. All the honor, power and glory belong to Jesus as He so richly deserves. I truly can\u2019t thank Him enough or love Him more through this.\nFeatured photograph FreeImages.com\nFaithGodGriefHopeJesusLossLoveMiracle",
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        "raw_content": "Intermediate and long-term followup of percutaneous device closure of fossa ovalis atrial septal defect by the Amplatzer septal occluder in a cohort of 529 patients.\nTomar M, Khatri S, Radhakrishnan S, Shrivastava S - Ann Pediatr Cardiol (2011)\nBottom Line: Interventricular septal motion normalized on day of procedure in 89% patients, in 6% over 3 months while flat septal motion persisted in 5% (n=25, all in age group > 40 years) of cases, though right ventricular dilatation persisted in 10% (n=50, age more than 40 years) of patients.Symptom-free survival was 96.7 % (480/496) in patients who came for followup.Only one 68 year old patient with preexistent tricuspid regurgitation developed congestive heart failure, and one patient (58 years old) had a history of hemiparesis after 1 year of device on telephonic interview.\nAffiliation: Department of Congenital and Pediatric Heart Diseases, Fortis Escorts Heart Institute, New Delhi, India.\nObjectives: The aim of present study is to analyze the intermediate and long-term follow up results of percutaneous closure of fossa ovalis atrial septal defect (ASD) with Amplatzer septal occluder (ASO) in a large cohort of patients including children and adults.\nMethods: Between May 1998 and July 2008, 529 patients (age group 2-77 years, median 28 years) underwent successful device closure with an ASO at single tertiary referral cardiac center in India.. This was out of an attempted 543 cases. The procedure was carried out in catheterization laboratory under transesophageal echocardiographic and fluoroscopy guidance. The mean size of ASD was 20 mm (7-40 mm) while size of septal occluder was 10-40 mm (mean 24 mm). Two devices were deployed in four patients. Three patients developed transitory pulmonary edema in immediate postprocedure period requiring ICU care for 48 hrs. All patients were advised for Aspirin (3-5 mg/kg, maximum 150 mg) once daily for 6 months. In patients with device 30 mm or larger, Clopidogril ( 75 mg once daily) was given for 3 months in addition to Aspirin. Clinical evaluation, echocardiogram were done on 3 months, 6 months and then at 1, 3, 5, 7 and 10 years of follow up. Transesophageal echocardiography (TEE) was performed in case of any doubt on clinical evaluation or on transthoracic echocardiography (n=10).\nResults: Followup data is available for 496 patients (93.7%). Followup period is from 12 months to 120 months (median 56 months). On followup, device was in position in all patients, no residual shunt and no evidence of thrombosis. Interventricular septal motion normalized on day of procedure in 89% patients, in 6% over 3 months while flat septal motion persisted in 5% (n=25, all in age group > 40 years) of cases, though right ventricular dilatation persisted in 10% (n=50, age more than 40 years) of patients. Symptom-free survival was 96.7 % (480/496) in patients who came for followup. Only one 68 year old patient with preexistent tricuspid regurgitation developed congestive heart failure, and one patient (58 years old) had a history of hemiparesis after 1 year of device on telephonic interview. Ten patients were in atrial fibrillation (AF) before the procedure and remained in AF on followup.\nConclusions: Our study showed that percutaneous closure of fossa ovalis ASD is a safe and effective procedure on intermediate and long-term followup in both the children as well as adults.both. Technical factors during the procedure and proper follow up are important. Our single centre intermediate and long term experience in a large number of patients support the use of device closure as an alternative to surgery.\nFigure 3: Number of patients and their maximum follow up period\nMentions: Followup data is available for 496 (93.7%) patients [Figure 3], period 12 months -120 months (median 56 months). Of these 496 patients, 10 patients did not come for followup but were evaluated at local center and details were available on phone/fax. Clinically all patients were in NYHA class 1 except two. 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        "raw_content": "Keywords: Inductive framing, parliamentary debates, privacy, surveillance, the Bundestag\nThis study has analysed the frames related to privacy and surveillance in the Bundestag debates in the period between 2014-2017. By performing the inductive framing analysis of the Parliamentary protocols this research identified three privacy and three surveillance frames. The analysis has shown what frames are used by the grand coalition, which has the most influence on the legislative outcome, as well as the opposition in the Bundestag. As a result, it revealed the goals German politicians pursue in relation to privacy and surveillance. One of the main findings is that privacy is discussed less often than surveillance, and is mainly presented as personal data. The dominant privacy frame discusses privacy as threatened by the flawed technologies and unsecure data sharing practices. 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        "raw_content": "News tagged with advertising\ngoogle \u00b7 facebook \u00b7 consumers \u00b7 journal of consumer research \u00b7 internet search\nFewer than one in 10 people can distinguish online sponsored content from news articles\nHow familiar are you with native advertising? Do you think you can recognize which online content is news and which is a paid promotion? Chances are you've been fooled\u2014more than once.\nFacebook said Wednesday that quarterly profit climbed to an all-time record $6.9 billion as it boosted its global user base despite scandals that have dented the leading social network's image.\nFirst study to find digital ads work, on millennials\nWhile millions of dollars are spent every day on digital advertising, no research has found these ads actually work\u2014until now.\nFacebook has 'new tools' against EU election meddling\nFacebook on Monday unveiled new tools to counter online political meddling in the European elections, part of a campaign to answer growing pressure to rein in disinformation.\nJan 28, 2019 in Internet Security\nAll day every day, throughout the United States, people push buttons \u2013 on coffee makers, TV remote controls and even social media posts they \"like.\" For more than seven years, I've been trying to understand why, looking ...\nConsumers make assumptions based on the language used by a brand or advertiser, and politeness does matter, say researchers at the University of Oregon and University of Washington.\nAdvertising is a form of communication used to help sell products and services. Typically it communicates a message including the name of the product or service and how that product or service could potentially benefit the consumer. However, advertising does typically attempt to persuade potential customers to purchase or to consume more of a particular brand of product or service. Modern advertising developed with the rise of mass production in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.\nMany advertisements are designed to generate increased consumption of those products and services through the creation and reinvention of the \"brand image\". For these purposes, advertisements sometimes embed their persuasive message with factual information. There are many media used to deliver these messages, including traditional media such as television, radio, cinema, magazines, newspapers, video games, the carrier bags, billboards, mail or post and Internet. Today, new media such as digital signage is growing as a major new mass media. Advertising is often placed by an advertising agency on behalf of a company or other organization.[citation needed]\nOrganizations that frequently spend large sums of money on advertising that sells what is not, strictly speaking, a product or service include political parties, interest groups, religious organizations, and military recruiters. Non-profit organizations are not typical advertising clients, and may rely on free modes of persuasion, such as public service announcements.[citation needed]\nWhile advertising can be seen as necessary for economic growth, it is not without social costs. Unsolicited Commercial Email and other forms of spam have become so prevalent as to have become a major nuisance to users of these services, as well as being a financial burden on internet service providers. Advertising is increasingly invading public spaces, such as schools, which some critics argue is a form of child exploitation. In addition, advertising frequently utilizes psychological pressure (for example, appealing to feelings of inadequacy) on the intended consumer, which may be harmful.",
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        "raw_content": "They were out in the countryside with no restaurants nearby and 5000 hungry men, not to mention women and children. When they reported this obvious fact to Jesus and advised him to send the people away to get dinner, Jesus said something shocking.\nAnd they did a quick check of what they had on hand and said to their Master, \u201cWe have only five loaves of bread and two fish \u2013 unless we go buy food for all this crowd.\u201d\n\u201cWe\u2019ve never done that before.\u201d\n\u201cWe could never do that.\u201d\nThese two phrases are cold-blooded killers. They do their work quickly and efficiently, destroying ventures of faith before they ever get off the ground. They are two of Satan\u2019s best weapons. And they are so benign, they are hardly ever recognized. In fact, they do their work often without even being verbalized aloud.\nWhen Jesus went on to feed the 5000, it was a lesson not only in compassion, but in possibility. As the song goes, \u201cLittle is much, when God\u2019s in it.\u201d\nAs disciples of Jesus, let\u2019s not be deterred with small beginnings. When you see a need, when an opportunity presents itself, follow the Spirit\u2019s nudge to act. Offer what you have, do what you can, and trust God with the results.\nPrevious postGood News and Good Deeds\nNext postAs if Your Life Depended On It!",
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        "raw_content": "Home \u00bb Udaipur \u00bb Kankroli in Rajsamand\nKankroli in Rajsamand\nPosted on January 20, 2014 by Manish K. in Udaipur // 0 Comments\nKankroli is a city positioned in the locality of Rajsamand in the state of Rajasthan, India. It is placed at about forty miles (64 km) northern side of Udaipur. Kankroli outlines a twin city with the district of Rajsamand. Rajsamand is well-known for the Rajsamand Lake that was constructed by the great Maharaja Rajsingh. Down the Rajsamand Lake there is a fine-looking shrine known as \u201cDwarikadheesh Temple\u201d. In point of fact, Kankroli is the chief conurbation in Rajsamand that is placed 2 km from Rajnagar at the NH-8 highway from Udaipur to Ajmer.\nSince, Kankroli is a petite town that is placed at a distance of about 65 kms from the metropolis of Udaipur; it is chiefly recognized for its shrine, which is placed on the banks of the famous Rajsamand Lake. Kankroli Temple is prevalently known as shrine of Dwarikadhish. Dwarikadhish is one of the forms of deity Krishna. Dwarikadhish is the most noteworthy temple of the \u201cVaishnavas & Vallabhacharya\u201d division. The principal divinity of Kankroli temple is assumed to have brought in from the Mathura, the native land of God Krishna. In essence, the statue of Lord Dwarikadhish was brought in the year 1671 A.D., at the time of Maharana Raj Singh\u2019s ruling. The statue was positioned in the current temple, which was built at the time of the opening ceremonial of the beautiful \u201cRajsamand Lake\u201d in the year 1676 A.D. Respected Bal Krishna Ji, the grandson of Shri Vallabhacharya, endeavored the proposal to take note of the divinity. From the time onwards, Kankroli Temple is the 3rd peeth (spiritual shrine) of Vaishnav religion as \u201cPushtimarg\u201d (path to achievement).\nIn fact, Kankroli Temple shall certainly strike a chord of the well-known Nathdwara temple to the visitors. Dwarikadhish Temple has a calm and serene environment. The temple actually eradicates the stress and tensions of the tourists immediately and gives them a wonderful ecstasy. In the complex of the Temple, there is a small garden where you can sit and enjoy the beauty of nature. Tourists may also stumble upon a library that boasts a gigantic anthology of exclusive ancient books. Kankroli Temple has also preserved a superb band group. Kankroli temple is the largest shrine of God Dwarikadhish that ranks top among all the\nshrines of Shri Vallabhacharya. In addition, Dwarkadheesh Temple bestows a serene view of the soothing and peaceful Rajsamand Lake. Once a year, tourists and visitors arrive here to visit this beautiful temple from all over India in huge numbers. Tourists who visit Udaipur should definitely visit this temple of Dwarikadhish, to obtain the consents of God Dwarikadhish.",
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        "raw_content": "You\u2019ve still got your kids at home, and they\u2019re likely to be relying on you for a bit longer. And as they get older, they're likely to get more expensive to keep!\nIt\u2019s great that you\u2019re thinking about your, and your family\u2019s future \u2013 as often it\u2019s something we don\u2019t like to ponder on too much. Some of the things you\u2019ve been discussing might include:\nIf anything happens to one of us, how can we make it as stress free for the family as possible? Dealing with grief will be hard enough, without having to worry about paying the bills.\nIf one or both of us gets sick and can\u2019t work, how long can we keep the household running with our savings before we run out of cash?\nGiven the kids will need our support for a while yet, how do we plan for that if both of us aren\u2019t around?",
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        "raw_content": "\u00a1Buenos D\u00edas! Today was another extremely long day, but we all had a great time. We took a train to the capitol, San Jose, and started the day by visiting Veritas, a university in the city. At Veritas, we were given a tour of the campus, and educated on some of the academic programs they offer. Next, we were taken to a computer lab and were taught the basics how to use the same software that Veritas\u2019 engineering students use in order to 3D-print different models. After lunch, we met with a tour guide and embarked on a walking tour of downtown San Jose. Our stops included the national museum, the Supreme Court, the legislative chamber, and the Parque Nacional. Overall, it was a very informative experience as our guide was very knowledgeable and taught us all a lot.\nToday\u2019s blog prompt deals with the recent advancements in technology. These advancements are helping to make the world a more connected place and contribute to the speed and efficiency of global business operations. Since the purpose of our trip is to learn about coffee, it is interesting to see how technology can affect the journey of coffee, from a seed in the ground in Costa Rica to a plastic cup in a Pittsburgh Starbucks.\nIn terms of coffee production, there are many ways in which technology can be used to speed up the process. Instead of using human labor to pick coffee beans, it may be possible to one day delegate the job completely to robots or drones, who could pick with higher speed and better judgement of quality. We already see companies reaping the benefits of automation in some aspects of the production process, such as packaging. Much of the packaging process is done by machines, which are able to churn out packed bags of coffee at a much higher pace than humans could.\nTransportation of coffee is perhaps the facet of the supply chain that could most benefit from technological advancements. We\u2019ve already heard about Amazon\u2019s drone delivery, and it\u2019s quite possible that coffee companies may adopt this strategy in the future. Not only can drones improve the speed and accuracy of coffee transportation, but they can also help reduce coffee company\u2019s carbon footprint if they\u2019re used as a substitute for low-mpg trucks. For a country as sustainable as Costa Rica, these possible benefits will mean a lot to the local companies that are concerned with protecting the environment.\nIn terms of consumption, we seem to see more technologies being developed every day that increase the quality of your cup of coffee. For example, Keurig and other coffee machine producers continue to innovate and incorporate the latest advancements in technology in their new products. These new machines, whether they are roasters, grinders, or brewers, continually outdo each other in terms of quality of the finished product.\nWhile the flashy, high-tech inventions are certainly exciting, there are instances in which low-tech, traditional methods are superior. For example, the old-fashioned wet mill is still used by a majority of coffee companies during the production process. Yesterday, while touring Doka Estate, we were told that the wet mill has been used at high levels of efficiency in order to separate good quality beans from bad ones for decades. There still isn\u2019t a superior method of doing this, even with all of the recent advancements in technology.\nPrevious Post Views From Montverde\nNext Post Technological Advances and Their Relation to Coffee Production",
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        "raw_content": "No, Facebook, Tyler Perry Isn\u2019t Buying You A Car\nFiled Under:Facebook, Tyler Perry\n(CNN) \u2014 Tyler Perry wants his fans to know that he\u2019s not giving away cars, money or anything else on Facebook.\nThe actor, director and all-around movie mogul said that his team takes down dozens of scam posts every day.\n\u201cDo not give your information to any of these people do not give them anything,\u201d Perry said in a video on his Facebook page. \u201cI don\u2019t know who they are, but every day we have to get 10, 20, 30 of those things shut down on Facebook.\u201d\nPerry said he is a giver and has given cars and houses to his employees and friends.\nLast week, actress Tiffany Haddish revealed on social media that Perry bought her a deep metallic blue Tesla SUV that she\u2019d talked about wanting on the set of their upcoming movie \u201cNobody\u2019s Fool.\u201d\nSo, if you\u2019re one of the hottest actresses in comedy or in one of Perry\u2019s movies, there\u2019s hope. But if you stumble on a giveaway online, just keep scrolling.\n\u201cStop it, devil,\u201d Perry said.",
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        "raw_content": "wednesday is always a killer. i start at 10 and finish at 9 usually. today i start at 10 and finish at 6:30, then i\u2019m going to a masterclass at helzberg hall. the instructor will be joyce didonato, one of my all-time favorite opera singers.\nmy day yesterday was 11-9, which is just as bad, but wednesday is always the day that i just dread. i try to tell myself, \u201cjust show up to the lessons, don\u2019t talk too much, just let them sing their songs and try not to use too much energy.\u201d but by the time i get to about 4:00, I am dizzy, hungry, depleted, and my studio looks like a tornado hit it.\nif i have any spare time today, i have to prepare for the french diction class i will begin teaching tomorrow, and i need to practice some very hard music for a concert on monday.\ni think what i need to do right now is look at everything i\u2019ve already done this morning, in the two hours i\u2019ve been awake. that\u2019s healthier, right?\ni just paid a bunch of bills. that feels good. i updated my budget sheet. also good. i answered all new e-mails that magically appeared in the last 12 hours. wonderful. i have enjoyed 1 and 1/4 cups of coffee. fabulous. and now, it is 8:53 and i will get read and run out the door by 9:15. that will be the hardest part of the morning. that\u2019s not enough time to cover all my sun spots and find some clothes that still flatter my sad body.\nis it summer yet? tuscany is calling my name!!!!\none more thing: i keep forgetting to talk about the HAPPINESS PROJECT!\ni tweaked my list for march. i love everything on the list, but what i\u2019ve really been focusing on lately is eating well. i have made some great choices lately. greater than normal. it has everything to do with being stocked with veggies and hummus and healthy things. trader joe\u2019s is my LIFE!!!!",
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        "raw_content": "Alan Alda: Climate Change Activists Have to Convince People on 'Equal Footing'\nWASHINGTON \u2013 Emmy Award-winning actor Alan Alda of the television series M*A*S*H said it is \u201cvery hard\u201d to make a connection between climate change and extreme weather events.\nAlda, who played Capt. Hawkeye Pierce on M*A*S*H, is currently running the Alan Alda Center for Communicating Science at Stony Brook University. He was asked at a recent D.C. event to identify ways that scientists could better communicate the effects of climate change to the American public.\nAlda suggested that scientists make sure to \u201cestablish common ground between you and the person you are talking to\u201d about climate change or related issues. Alda mentioned that scientists could explain how insects moving north to an area \u201cthey haven\u2019t been before\u201d has an effect on the soil and public health in certain towns and cities.\n\u201cPeople want those conditions to be livable the way they always have been. To share that interest with them, by not necessarily driving home the point of climate change, you can achieve the theory or the idea that seems to work in many cases,\u201d he said at the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute annual meeting during a presentation about improving the communication of science to the public. \u201cYou can achieve good effects in fighting back climate change without having to name it in every case.\u201d\nAlda noted that scientists on the public payroll in the state of Florida were instructed not to use the terms climate change or global warming in official reports. In 2015, it was reported that officials in the Florida Department of Environmental Protection had to use the term \u201cnuisance flooding\u201d instead of global warming.\n\u201cThey have to call it inconvenient flooding, which is sad and ironic and kind of tragic when they had recently not just inconvenient flooding, they had really serious problems that some people think may be associated, because of the severity, with climate change \u2013 although I think it\u2019s still very hard to make the connection between climate and the weather and an individual weather problem,\u201d he said, referring to Hurricane Irma.\nFormer Vice President Al Gore, star of the Inconvenient Truth documentaries, has said that climate change is connected to hurricanes, wildfires and other weather events.\n\u201cAll over the West we\u2019re seeing these fires get much, much worse,\u201d Gore said in October. \u201cThe underlying cause is the heat.\u201d\nGore also predicted that climate change would cause more hurricanes like Harvey, which hit Texas.\n\"We have to realize how big this thing is,\" Gore said. \"We have got to change.\"\nAlda told the audience that it\u2019s not easy for the public to understand an expert speaking to them about complex topics that involve making changes to their lives.\n\u201cIt\u2019s very difficult for members of the public to hear somebody from on high communicate the notion, \u2018I know something and you don\u2019t know it. Now I\u2019m going to tell you not only what I know but how you should live, what you should spend your money on, your tax money, how you should change your personal lives,\u2019\u201d said Alda, author of If I Understood You, Would I Have This Look on My Face? \u201cWe have to get more of an equal footing with people or they\u2019re not going to listen to us. You know, as many people would say, it\u2019s very hard to convince somebody of something if their paycheck depends on not believing it. So you\u2019ve got to make that connection as much as you can.\u201d\nhttps://pjmedia.com/news-and-politics/alan-alda-climate-change-activists-convince-people-equal-footing/\nRelated: Climate Change, entertainment, global warming",
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        "raw_content": "Those Dancing Days Return\nThe lovely Swedish all-girl indie pop quintet is finally back! I had been wondering what they were up to ever since hearing lead singer Linnea\u2019s excellent collab with God Help The Girl last year. This time around, their music seems to progress to a bolder, more boisterous new-wave sound, whereas the lyrics continue to reflect the trials and tribulations of coming of age. They even have a swear word in a song title now, thanks to whichever foolish boy who pissed them off! The sophomore effort \u201cDaydreams & Nightmares\u201d drops February 28, and judging from the few songs I\u2019ve heard, it should be a quality one. If you\u2019re new to the band, you should definitely catch up, starting with their old singles, \u201cHitten\u201d, \u201cRun Run\u201d & \u201cHome Sweet Home\u201d. Then watch their latest video, \u201cReaching Forward\u201d below, get a brand new track and grab another for the price of your email address.\nMP3: Those Dancing Days \u2013 I\u2019ll Be Yours\nFree download of \u201cFuckarias\u201d.\nMore on Those Dancing Days.\nJanuary 27, 2011 | Categories: Indie, Indie Pop, Indie Rock, Mp3s, Music Videos, Scandinavia, Sweden, Twee pop | Tags: those dancing days | Leave a comment\nPopforward: Gospel Music\nGospel Music is the new project of Black Kids bassist Owen Holmes, and of course, the name couldn\u2019t be more misleading. Gospel Music, in fact, makes lo-fi indie pop. The first release, a self-explanatory 5-track EP, \u201cDuettes\u201d, was just released this week. I\u2019ve been anticipating this ever since I saw the fun Super 8 road-trip video for \u201cAutomobile\u201d 2 months ago. The lovely Traceyanne Campbell of Camera Obscura shared vocal duties on the track, and her oh-so-weary vocals actually worked well with Owen\u2019s deep voice. \u201cAutomobile\u201d is a charming, catchy ditty with a great singalong chorus in the same vein as \u201cYoung Folks\u201d. \u201cAutomobile, take us away/ To another year, another month, another day\u2026\u201d. I suddenly felt the urge for a getaway. Now I\u2019m not sure if I would want to listen to an album by him alone, but if Traceyanne officially joined as a duo, I\u2019m sold. Get the track and watch the sunny video below.\nMP3: Gospel Music \u2013 Automobile (feat. Tracyanne Campbell)\nMore on Gospel Music.\nDecember 3, 2010 | Categories: Indie, Indie Pop, Mp3s, Music Videos, Popforward, Twee pop, US | Tags: black kids, camera obscura, gospel music, traceyanne campbell | Leave a comment",
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        "raw_content": "Older Child\u2019s Aggression toward New Baby\nTo the wonderful volunteers who answer questions:\nI have a two year old daughter and a 3-week-old son. For the first two weeks, my daughter was well behaved, loving the baby being here. The past week has been a nightmare. My usually placid and sweet little girl has turned in to an aggressive little person. Often acting out, screaming to get her own way, or even throwing things.\nWhile nursing this evening, she lunged herself off the other end of the couch, and landed on her brother. When I said to stop, that she had to be gentle with her brother, she just laughed and tried doing it again.\nAt times, she will sit next to us, cuddling with me, and then out of no where kick him in the head. I have tried talking to her about it, calmly explaining that it is not nice to kick, and I have tried making her sit in a different chair until I am done. When this didn't work I placed her in her crib for 3 minutes, and when she came out she wasn't aggressive.....that lasted all of 10 minutes when she then decided kicking me was a fun idea. I am at a loss. I don't know if she is mad at me for bringing home a new baby or if she is angry that I am not paying attention to her at the time.\nAny help you could give would be greatly appreciated.\nMy name is Eryn Rodger and I am part of the team who answers questions for this website. I am a parent educator, run a childcare program, and am the mother of three children ages 8, 6 and 19 months.\nWhat you are going through with your daughter, while challenging, is completely normal. For the first couple of weeks it sounds like you had a bit of a \u201choneymoon\u201d period, where everything was new and exciting, and then the reality of having a new baby set in and things changed.\nIt\u2019s wonderful that you are trying to get into your daughter\u2019s world, attempting to figure out what the beliefs are behind her behavior. I think you\u2019re right on: she\u2019s most likely feeling angry that she\u2019s not getting the same kind of attention from you and perhaps hurt about having to share you with her new brother. There are several things you can do to encourage your daughter to get her needs met in ways that are fun and create an atmosphere of love and cooperation.\n1. Involve her in caring for her new brother. Let her know how important she is! 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        "raw_content": "Home \u00bb Blog \u00bb Portion-Control in Social Media? How Limiting Time Increases Well-Being\nPortion-Control in Social Media? How Limiting Time Increases Well-Being\n\u201cToday, spend a little time cultivating relationships offline. Never forget that everybody isn\u2019t on social media.\u201d \u2013 Germany Kent\nIf you find yourself anxiously checking the posts of your social media contacts to see what\u2019s going on in their world and can\u2019t seem to curb the urge to stay riveted to your feed, new research on the negative effect of too much social media on well-being may be worth your time to review.1\nResearchers Find Causal Link Between Social Media Time and Loneliness and Depression\nIn a 2018 study published in the Journal of Social and Clinical Psychology, researchers allege there is a causal link between usage of social media and loneliness and depression. Psychologists at the University of Pennsylvania say that spending too much time on popular social networking sites such as Facebook, Instagram and Snapchat is doing more than just connecting them to their contacts. It\u2019s making them decidedly miserable, and promoting more feelings of loneliness and depression.\nDuring the period of the study, participants in the research significantly reduced their time on social media for about three weeks. The result was they reported reduced feelings of loneliness and depression.\nResearchers said that the fear of missing out (FOMO) is what drives people to obsess over social media, spending inordinate amounts of time in this sedentary activity. They strongly recommend limiting screen time to about 30 minutes a day, saying that this simple self-limiting measure may lead to \u201csignificant improvement in well-being.\u201d\nWays to Limit Social Media Time\nIt\u2019s not all dire. You don\u2019t have to completely withdraw from social media. Indeed, according to the research, you can reap the benefits of moderate limitations on your social media consumption. The next and most obvious question is, how do you limit social media time? Here are some suggestions.\nGet an app for that.\nApple, the maker of perhaps the most popular smartphone in the world, recently made an update available that helps its users set limits on certain apps they use and track those that take up so much of their time.2\nMeanwhile, there are several apps that allow users to limit how much time they\u2019re using their phones. These, of course, vary in terms of how intensely you limit phone time.\nYet another potential help for limiting social media time is the use of browser extensions such as StayFocusd, available through the Chrome web store. The idea is that users are allowed a certain amount of time on the website and then the screen is locked \u2014 and there\u2019s no way back in. Check out the so-called \u201cnuclear option\u201d that prevents users from going into a specific website altogether. Now, that is a bit extreme, but it is out there.\nExert self-discipline.\nNot everyone is blessed with the ability to not only set limits on how much social media time they\u2019ll engage in, but actually follow through with the discipline it takes to do so effectively. Think of all the other things you could be doing instead of frittering away hours poring over likes, comments, postings and the like. Maybe enlist a trusted friend, a loved one or family member to get you out of the house and doing something in real time, with live people (not digital connections). What a concept!\nDisable (temporarily) all social media notifications.\nAnother helpful way to curb your constant social media obsession (if not quite social media addiction) is to turn off or disable the notifications from Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and other social media time-wasting sites. No more suffering through the anxiety-provoking habit of having to instantly reply to every notification. This doesn\u2019t have to be a permanent deletion, just a temporary pause to allow you to get back in the realm of living in the present and interacting with real people.\nGo colorless.\nIn the world of social media, just as in any websites, advertising, TV programs and other forms of media that grab attention, color is king. The brighter the color, the more enticing, right? As an experiment to see if this can help you ratchet down your social media consumption, use grayscale to make the sites less attractive. When everything is in shades of gray, it\u2019s easier to forego the temptation to linger there. On iPhones, hit settings, general, accessibility, display accommodations, color filters (turn this on), and then grayscale. That\u2019s it, you\u2019ve made your screen colorless.\nGet rid of your phone \u2013 or leave it home.\nA bit more extreme is the suggestion you ditch your phone completely. Like that would ever happen in today\u2019s always-on society. You could try leaving it at home while you go out for a walk. That would give you a social-media breather at least. It might even persuade you that you don\u2019t need to be tethered to your phone. After all, you\u2019re not really missing out on anything. All that social media interaction will still be there after you return from a well-deserved (and much-needed) break.\nMake it a point to be with people who appreciate you for who you are.\nNobody\u2019s perfect. Each of us has flaws and traits we\u2019d like to minimize, as well as talents we wish we had or accomplishments we\u2019d love to broadcast. The problem with too much time wasted on social media is that everybody else looks better than we do. 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        "raw_content": "Publisher: Macmillian Children\u2019s Publishing Group, Feiwel & Friends\nWhere you can find Berserker: Barnes and Noble | Amazon\nAre Hanne\u2019s powers a gift from the old Norse gods, or a curse?\nHer brother Stieg swears their powers are a gift from the old gods, but Hanne Hemstad knows she is truly cursed. It\u2019s not Stieg\u2019s fault that their father is dead, their mother has left, and their brother Knut has been accused of a crime he didn\u2019t commit.\nNo, the fault lies with Hanne and her inability to control her murderous \u201cgift\u201d\u2013she is a Berserker. When someone she loves is threatened, she flies into a killing state. The siblings must leave Norway for the American frontier or risk being brought to justice.\nAided by a young cowboy who agrees to be their guide, Hanne and her siblings use their powers to survive the perilous trail, where blizzards, wild animals, and vicious bounty hunters await.\nWill they be able to reach their uncle, the one man Hanne believes may be able to teach her how to control her drive to kill? With Berserker, Emmy Laybourne, the author of Monument 14, presents her vision of an American west studded with Viking glory.\nWhen I read the blurb for Berserker, I was immediately intrigued. Norse mythology and Vikings have always been subjects that I have been interested in. I thought (actually still think) that the Viking society was fascinating. I also think that Norse mythology is fascinating too. When I saw that the different powers that Hanne has are a gift to from the gods, I needed to read this book. I am glad I did because Berserker is a book that was well worth my time reading.\nBerserker starts off in Norway. Hanne is a simple farm girl who has a horrible secret. If she sees anyone that she loves harmed in any way, she flies into a killing state. That state is called a Berserker and the Vikings from which Hanne is descended from made the term famous. Hanne is able to keep her gift a secret until she witnesses her father being murdered. It is then that she flies into Berserker mode and kills the men who murdered her father. With her mother long gone, it is up to Hanne\u2019s older brother to keep the family together. When Hanne\u2019s younger brother is accused of the murders, Hanne decides that traveling to America is the only way to keep him out of jail. It is also the only way to keep their powers secret. But, there are outside forces who are searching for the siblings. And they have the means to capture the kids and return them to Norway. The question is, will they? Or will Hanne and her siblings be able to settle in America and live out their lives in peace?\nI felt awful for Hanne for about 90% of the book. Her family feared and loathed her. Which was not right. She had no control over what powers she would get. It was an unlucky roll of the dice that she got Berserker. Hanne needed reassurance from her parents, not for both of them to turn their backs on her. Even her siblings feared her. They also blamed her for their mother leaving. I wanted to reach through the book and hug her, I felt that bad for her. But, once she got to America, she started to change. She started coming out of her shell and started realizing that she could learn to control her powers. It was a very powerful thing to read.\nI loved how the author wove the fantasy and historical elements of this book together. It made the book so very interesting to read. I could picture myself on the train with the Norse immigrants. 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        "raw_content": "Call to Action - Sign Petition Today!: Book Teaches Young Children Body-Shame\nA new children's book has been released, the content of which is extremely disturbing. \"Don't Call Me Fat: A First Look at Being Overweight\", by Pat Thomas is a book that is geared towards children ages 4-8. This book is presented in a way that teaches body-shame and body-hatred to kids. It reinforces harmful stereotypes about individuals in larger bodies and perpetuates weight-stigma.\nIt's vital that we approach these topics with children in a responsible way. Teaching young children body-shame and body-hatred is a very dangerous path towards disordered eating and developing unhealthy relationships with their body that could last a lifetime. We should be protecting our youth from 'diet-culture'- teaching them instead to love and care for themselves from a place of kindness and teaching them how to listen to their bodies. The approach this book takes is irresponsible and dangerous. It should not be in circulation.\nPlease consider signing/sharing the petition to have this book removed from Barnes & Noble stores, and to make the publishers aware of the damage this type of book can cause to young people.\nSign the petition today: HERE",
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        "raw_content": "A simple AND gate\nAND gates are one of the most common type of logic gate in minecraft. They are only in their active state when both inputs are active. AND gates can have any amount of inputs, while having only one output. Usual AND gate will always have 2 ticks delay. The design shown on the right is one of the most common builds. But both/all inputs have to be active.\nSince Minecraft only supports 2 fundamental logic gates, to make an AND gate, it needs to make it into a combination of OR and NOT gates. De Morgan's Law is designed to convert from OR to AND and backwards. In its basic form:\nNOT (A AND B) = NOT A OR NOT B\nBringing over an inversion gets us the fundamental AND gate formula:\nA AND B = NOT (NOT A OR NOT B)\nRetrieved from \"https://redstuff.fandom.com/wiki/AND?oldid=4674\"",
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        "raw_content": "Meet Dr. William E. Silver\nHome>Meet Dr. William E. Silver\nWilliam E. Silver, M.D., F.A.C.S.\nWilliam E. Silver, MD. FACS\n\u201cMy commitment to patients goes beyond my medical education. It extends to everything that makes your experience here comfortable and your results remarkable. Even though I\u2019ve been performing facial plastic surgery for over 30 years, the enjoyment and thrill of accomplishing excellent results is still very exciting to me.\u201d\nHe is a native of Atlanta and fondly remembers as a young boy shadowing his father and uncle in their professional fields of dentistry and cosmetic surgery. It was then, at the young age of nine, that Dr. Silver knew he too would be a doctor. Dr. Silver received his undergraduate degree from Emory University and in 1963 he received his doctorate of medicine from the Medical College of Georgia. Dr. Silver completed his residency at the prestigious Mount Sinai and Belleview Hospitals in New York City in Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery and Otolaryngology. Subsequently, he served as the Director of Head and Neck Surgery for the United States Army.\nInternational, National and Regional Recognition\nSince entering practice, he has obtained international recognition as a surgeon and teacher through his affiliation with the largest association of specialty plastic surgeons in the world, the American Academy of Facial Plastic Surgery. He held the office of VP for this association in 1999. He recently served as president of the Medical Association of Atlanta and was the immediate past president of the Medical Association of Georgia. He serves as a clinical professor at both the Medical College of Georgia and Emory University Otolaryngology Departments.\nFace to Face Humanitarian Surgical team\nDr. Silver has been an active participant in FACE to FACE, which is the humanitarian arm of the Educational and Research Foundation for the American Academy for Facial and Reconstructive Surgery. Voluntarily, he has restored the face of many individuals who had been victims of domestic violence. He has traveled extensively across the world providing facial and reconstructive plastic surgery to correct deformities and disfigurement for patients who could not afford to pay for treatment. He has conducted and participated in educational seminars, teaching the art and science of facial plastic surgery to surgeons around the world so that they might be better trained to treat their patients. In so doing he has traveled to many countries in Asia and South America. He was awarded the prestigious Community Service Award from the Medical Association of Georgia for outstanding service to their community and state through numerous works of volunteerism. He has held the position of Fellowship Directorship of the American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery where he is responsible for teaching young surgeons the art of Facial Plastic surgery.\nTriple board certified, Dr. William Silver has gained a reputation as a rhinoplasty specialist having performed over 10,000 procedures. He is the surgeon doctors refer their patients to for rhinoplasty, revision rhinoplasty, and ethnic rhinoplasty. Dr. Silver uses his artistry and skill as a plastic surgeon to shape each patient\u2019s nose to fit his or her face while obtaining natural-looking results.\nHis Commitment to His Patients\n\u201cThe enjoyment and thrill of accomplishing excellent results continue to be very exciting to me. I want every patient to experience remarkable results while in my care. I am dedicated to one essential goal, to achieve a result that makes the patient feel pleased about the way they look.\u201d\nOn a lighter note Dr. Silver is an accomplished clay sculpturer.\nDr. William Silver, his wife and two children reside here in Atlanta. They are known for their people-oriented approach to business and are passionately active in local community concerns. When Dr. Silver takes time to relax, he enjoys golfing, racket ball and most of all sculpting, which is actually an extension of his craft.",
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        "raw_content": "> Health Library (Francis Costello Library) > Reading for wellbeing\nOn this page you can find information about reading, health and well-being. The page is split into the following sections:\nReading, health and wellbeing\nReading Ahead Scheme\nBibliotherapy websites\nThe cost of mental health in England is estimated to be \u00a314 billion a year, and, additionally, mental health conditions are believed to raise the costs of physical health care by at least 45%.\nResearch suggests that regular reading is associated with a 35% reduction in the risk of dementia. 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If you'd like to join a library reading group, the dates of the next meetings are listed at http://new.shropshire.gov.uk/libraries/library-events/\nIf you'd like to form your own reading group, Shropshire library staff will be pleased to help you with ideas to get started. There are also hints and tips on the Reading Groups for Everyone website.\nThe Reading Agency works closely with Radio 2 and libraries to find the best new fiction to feature on Simon Mayo's Drivetime show. They have worked on the Radio 2 Book Club since October 2013, and in that time have discovered many fantastic books. Follow the club on their Facebook page, or on Twitter using #R2BookClub2015, and take a look at the Radio 2 Pinterest album\nDo you or those you work with want to improve your literacy skills, or are you just discovering the joy of reading for pleasure?\nIf either of these applies, you may be the target audience for the Reading Agency\u2019s Reading Ahead Scheme which we are launching at the Trust\nRun through public libraries, adult learning organisations, colleges, workplaces and prisons, Reading Ahead invites participants to pick six reads and record, rate and review them in a diary in order to get a certificate. The aim is that participants challenge themselves to try something new and discover that reading can be a pleasure in the process.\nThe Reading Agency is offering 11 prizes for completers of Reading Ahead 2018/19 by mid-June 2019 as follows:\n\u2022 1st prize: Bestselling writer Adele Parks, author of 18 Sunday Times bestsellers with a total of more than three million copies sold in the UK, will include the name of the winner of our national prize draw in one of her future books.\n\u2022 Runners-up: 10 prizes of \u00a325 each.\nContact Francis Costello Library (location 9 x4388) to sign up and get your reading diary. We recommend our Quick Reads Collection as a good starting point. Quick Reads are short and engaging books written by top authors and are great reads if you are short of time and/or want to gain more confidence in reading\n*Please share this information with your colleagues and at team meetings as those who want to improve their reading skills may not be reading this.\nMood boosting books list\nReading Well Mood-boosting Books is a national promotion of uplifting titles, including novels, poetry and non-fiction. The books have been recommended by readers \u2013 FCL extended collection\nReading Well Dementia Books is a collection that has been developed with health and library professionals, people with dementia and carers. The collection is available at FCL \u2013 Dementia Collection list\nReading Well Books on Prescription provides self-help reading for adults based on cognitive behavioural therapy for a range of common mental health conditions including anxiety, depression, phobias and some eating disorders. Titles are available from your local library. See the library website for further details at http://new.shropshire.gov.uk/libraries/groups-and-support/health-and-wellbeing/\n'Read to Care: An Investigation into Quality of Life Benefits of Shared Reading Groups for People Living with Dementia' (2014):\nThe conclusions and recommendations of the report show that shared reading groups significantly improve the quality of life of people living with dementia, as well as providing valuable benefit to care workers and relatives in encouragement of remaining human possibilities.\n\u2018A Literature-Based Intervention for Older People Living with Dementia\u2019 (Davis, P. Billington, J. Carroll, J. Healey, C. 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Positive impacts in terms of pain and psychological wellbeing were found in areas such as absorbed concentration, a sense of shared community, comradeship and friendship, mood and quality of life.\n\u2018An investigation into the therapeutic benefits of reading in relation to depression and well-being\u2019 (Josie Billington, Chris Dowrick, Andrew Hamer, Jude Robinson, and Clare Williams, 2010):\nThis one-year research study concluded that shared reading groups helped patients suffering from depression in terms of their social, mental, emotional and psychological well-being. The clinical data indicated that statistically significant improvements in the mental health of depressed patients had occurred during the 12-month period in which they had attended reading groups.\nBibliotherapy websites:\nThe Reading Agency http://readingagency.org.uk/\nThe Reading Agency is a charity whose mission is to inspire more people to read more, encourage them to share their enjoyment of reading and celebrate the difference that reading makes to all our lives.\nThe Reader Organisation http://www.thereader.org.uk/\nThe Reader is an award-winning charitable social enterprise working to connect people with great literature through shared reading. 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Their shared reading groups promote and provide a holistic approach to wellbeing and have provided positive impacts within the culture of partner organisations.\nTheir approach aligns with the \u2018Healthy Lives, Healthy People\u2019 strategy for public health, the Five Ways to Wellbeing and the 2011 cross government strategy, \u2018No Health Without Mental Health\u2019 to:\nImprove health and keep people well through early intervention and prevention strategies that tackle underlying causes: chronic loneliness, isolation and inactivity\nEnsure the NHS, local government and third sector are working together\nReLit http://relit.org.uk/\nReLit is the Bibliotherapy Foundation, a charitable enterprise dedicated to the complementary treatment of stress, anxiety and other conditions through mindful reading. We believe that attentive immersion in great literature can relieve, restore and reinvigorate the human mind\nHealthy Horizons \u2013 RJAH intranet\nFCL Dementia Collection",
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        "raw_content": "Evaluating residential satisfaction with an innovative dual water supply system in water sensitive urban development\nRaju S. Dhakal, Edith Cowan UniversityFollow\nProfessor Geoff Syme\nDr Edward Andre\nDr Bishnu Devkota\nThe Australian water industry is facing two major challenges: a rise in water demand due to a growing population and a decrease in rainfall availability due to a drying climate. This situation has triggered a re-evaluation of traditional water schemes and promoted consideration of alternatives for sustainable urban water management. One possibility is to replace drinking water usage in garden and outdoor irrigation with non-potable groundwater. This could save almost half of the water supplied in the residential sector, which is the biggest consumer of scheme water in most Australian cities. A major hurdle for the success of such fit-for-purpose groundwater schemes can be the lack of the resident\u2019s participation and support. Currently there are uncertainties about the dynamic nature of individual\u2019s attitudes in terms of satisfaction and accepting behaviours towards the fit-for-purpose water use. This can cause ambiguity in planning and implementation of such projects.\nThe main purpose of this thesis is to address the following specific research questions:\nWhat are the factors that determine residential satisfaction with and behaviours towards the fit-for-purpose groundwater system? and\nWhat are the implications of such water system for community, water utilities and urban planners?\nThese questions have been addressed through a quasi-experimental study utilizing two northern suburbs in Perth metropolitan: Ridgewood and \u201cThe Green\u201d. \u201cThe Green\u201d is selected as an experimental suburb and Ridgewood is selected as a control suburb, which is a standard metropolitan suburb having the usual main drinking water system. The use of non-drinking groundwater through the dual water supply system in \u201cThe Green\u201d began in 2008 alongside the main water scheme. A broad spectrum of parallel literature from many disciplines was drawn upon to inform the research. Concurrent preliminary informal conversations with local residents and a number of field observations were helpful in refining and contextualising the research hypotheses regarding the determinants of residential satisfaction with the fit-for-purpose groundwater supply system in the context of water sensitive urban development.\nAn exploratory mixed method approach was adopted starting with qualitative preliminary interviews with local residents to inform the development of a survey instrument. This was followed by the administration of the survey questionnaires at household level to collect quantitative data to measure the relationship among variables and test a model of residential satisfaction. The survey data and the secondary data about residential water consumption were analysed to develop a workable model for residential satisfaction with and behaviour towards the dual water supply system and water sensitive urban environment. Finally, qualitative information during stakeholder interviews, meetings, and seminars was used to interpret the planning implications of the model and behavioural responses towards the water system and urban development.\nThe research results indicated that the majority of residents (70%) are satisfied with the nondrinking groundwater supply system in their home and neighbourhood. In \u201cThe Green\u201d, the household drinking water consumption was reduced by 40% compared to the metropolitan average; however, excessive garden watering exemptions for new garden establishment caused 30% more water usage in \u201cThe Green\u201d than the metropolitan average. This study found that the major components of residential environment satisfaction were the neighbourhood, neighbours, and home. Home satisfaction in \u201cThe Green\u201d was determined mainly by home attributes and the garden satisfaction, which in turn was dependent upon garden attributes and satisfaction with the groundwater system. In this way, groundwater satisfaction had an indirect impact on home satisfaction mediated by garden satisfaction. The major determinants of groundwater satisfaction were: positive perceptions of operational issues, and risk of groundwater use (negative relationship), and preference for continuation of the groundwater system after its trial period.\nThe major research findings are explained in Chapter Six, Seven, and Eight. The dynamic nature of community attitudes and community behaviours towards the fit-for-purpose water projects at urban settings were explored, and the planning and development consequences of the implementation of the alternative water systems were explained. The results of this study are highly applicable for water providers, urban planners, and community developers in promoting the successful implementation as well as improvement of fit-for-purpose water systems from a policy perspective. This thesis equally contributes to building knowledge and understanding of residential satisfaction and its relationship to innovative dual water systems in water sensitive urban environments. It facilitates the sustainable management and planning of urban water resources. 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        "raw_content": "rosymelissa\t June 13, 2018 Travel Tips\nThe jetlag. Oh, what do we hate the jetlag. It creeps up on you and sneakily steels your sleep, it messes up your travel schedule, gives you the worst bags under your eyes and it just basically sucks. I can imagine it\u2019s one of the worst parts of traveling. I haven\u2019t completely experienced a jetlag because I haven\u2019t had a real jetlag in Singapore and back in the Netherlands. However, I do have a few tips to kick the jetlag\u2019s butt, because I did do some things to try and run away from the jetlag. I did struggle in Singapore during the first day, because I was so tired and REALLY wanted to sleep.\nBegin during the flight\nTry and adjust to the local time when you\u2019re already on the plane. Change the time-zone on your phone and act like it\u2019s actually that time (because it is). If it\u2019s night, try to sleep, if it\u2019s day, try to stay awake. Obviously, if you have a long flight: there is some time to sleep and prepare you for the upcoming day at your destination. Just be careful you don\u2019t sleep at like 4 PM at noon because it\u2019ll be very hard to fall asleep at a sort of acceptable time at night. That\u2019s something you\u2019d want to avoid, start getting into the local rhythm right away so you can enjoy the next days at your destination without having a messed up rhythm. Some flights might help to get into the local rhythm. The plane to Singapore and the plane to Europe were helping to prevent the jetlag by adjusting the lights to the local time. For example, it was night when I left Singapore and it\u2019d be day when I landed in Germany. Around 7 AM in local time, the lights started to slightly come back on and it gradually became brighter in the plane, just as the sun started to rise. Your body adjusts and starts to think it\u2019s actually morning, while in your previous destination it\u2019s already in the afternoon or still midnight.\nWhile I haven\u2019t had a real jetlag, I can imagine jetlag\u2019s can be extremely frustrating at 3 AM at night or when you\u2019re just really tired during one of the days of your trip. Try to keep it together, and trust me: you got this!! When you wake up, hoping there\u2019s bright daylight outside, and it\u2019s pitch black: just relax. Listen to what your body needs, go grab a glass of water, go eat something, listen to some calming music, read a book or listen to an audiobook/podcast to ease your mind. It\u2019ll be okay. Don\u2019t overthink the jetlag, because like me: you don\u2019t always have a jetlag. Like always, once you really start to overthink something, it kinda becomes a part of you and you actually start to get the symptoms of it. Just relax, you\u2019ll know when you have a jetlag and until then: just enjoy the moment, enjoy the flight and the beginning of your trip!\nAbsolutely no (long) sneaky naps\nI must say, I did take a little sneaky nap when I was in Singapore. I couldn\u2019t keep my eyes open, and once I was checked-in in the hotel room I slept for about 45 minutes. Not sure, but naps less than like one hour aren\u2019t the worst as long as it\u2019s at the beginning of the day and not at seven PM at night for example. To keep your energy level as high up as possible, try to do some activities. Start exploring the city, go out for lunch, go swimming: just some activities that will require you to be active.\nHydrating is key\nHydrating yourself is important at all times, but especially when you\u2019re flying. The air is dry and drinking water really helps during your trip and during the flight. Get a water bottle at the airport and take it with you on the plane, or carry a water bottle once you\u2019ve landed at your destination. Always carry water with you, it makes it so much easier to remember to drink frequently. The early stages of de-hydrations can make you feel extra tired, staying hydrated will definitely help to kick the jetlag\u2019s butt as best as you can. If you don\u2019t like just plain water, adding a lemon/cucumber or some red fruit might help!\nTake the meals at the local time\nIt might be hard to enjoy a breakfast while in reality back home or back at your destination you might be eating your dinner. However, as mentioned before, it is so important to get into the local rhythm and follow the local phase. It\u2019s hard (or not), but once you\u2019ve had one meal at the local time: it\u2019ll be much better to handle and to follow the rhythm.\nI mentioned before that I\u2019ve only done one long haul flight, so I basically have no experience in jetlag\u2019s. However, I do know a lot of friends that did have jetlag\u2019s so I do kinda know what and how they get through a jetlag. Hopefully, next time when the uninvited jetlag comes along, these tips will help to kick it\u2019s butt and you\u2019ll be able to enjoy your trip a bit more!\nPrevious Post How to make a house feel like a home\nNext Post The best European cities to enjoy the beach and the city",
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        "raw_content": "Superhero science: first class\nDiscover the science behind superpowers! Credit: Choreograph\nJoin an agent of A.W.E.S.O.M.E. to discover the science behind superpowers!\nWould you choose super-healing or super-strength? Mind-reading or laserbeams? Pick your destiny as the Agent of A.W.E.S.O.M.E takes you on a supernatural journey exploring how superpowers could work.\nSupported by the Wellcome Trust, BBSRC and University of Glasgow.\nThis event will run from 11am-12noon, 1pm-2pm and 3pm-4pm.\nTicketed \u2013 these sessions are timed and have limited capacity. Please go to the information desk in the Marble Hall to get your ticket on the day of your event. Without a ticket you will be denied entry.\nRegistration on the day, get your ticket at the information desk\nTickets allocated on a first-come, first-served basis\nDoors open 15 minutes before start of event\nTravel and accessibility information - contact us directly to arrange any specific accessibility requirements\nThis event is part of the Royal Society's Summer Science Exhibition 2017\nFor all enquiries, please email exhibition@royalsociety.org.\nSuperhero science: first class https://royalsociety.org/science-events-and-lectures/2017/07/superheroes/",
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        "raw_content": "RTDNA Guidelines: Journalist Arrests\nNo journalist goes out in the field planning to get arrested but journalists are being arrested with increasing frequency as they try to do their jobs covering protests, asking questions of politicians, or sometimes just being in the wrong place at the wrong time.\nWe strongly recommend that every newsroom have an arrest protocol and that newsroom leaders make sure reporters, producers, photographers or anyone else who might be in the field be aware of the protocol.\nThe best defense against being arrested is to know the law. For example, everyone has the right to record the actions of police officers or interview someone in a public place. But sometimes a sidewalk in front of a building is not public property, and public locations may not be public after an order to disperse has been issued by authorities.\nHere are guidelines to consider (adapted from Michigan Radio arrest protocol):\nJournalists in the field should have updated, wearable, photo-IDs showing that they are members of the press and employed or affiliated with a news organization. On the back of this ID will be 24/7 contact numbers for the news director or equivalent manager; a back-up member of management; and the Reporters Committee 24 Hour Legal Hotline (1-800-336-4243). The most important thing for the journalist is to make sure that someone knows he or she has been arrested, and knows which law enforcement agency conducted the arrest. That is why the first call should be to someone most likely to answer the phone.\nNews organizations should establish a priority for journalists to follow in the event of an arrest. This might be:\nNews organization lawyers\nFamily/partner/next-of-kin of the arrested reporter if the reporter cannot call news organization leaders.\nJournalists should always remain calm and professional when approached by law enforcement, but firm if they are within their legal rights, and keep reporting/recording, including their interaction with the police. Remember that you are free to leave at any time if you are not under arrest.\nIf an officer says you are \u201cunder arrest\u201d you should no longer try to argue your position or free speech rights with the police. That fight is over. Officers may ask you for your equipment AFTER an arrest (you do not have to give it to them if you are not under arrest). If you can, retrieve your smart card or hit the key lock on your recorder; this should protect your recordings/photos. You do not have to provide the police with your cellphone password, unless they are Border Patrol Agents. The Privacy Protection Act of 1980 prohibits law enforcement from seizing or erasing materials obtained by a journalist for the purposes of communicating to the public. There is no guarantee the police will be aware of, or follow, that law.\nIf you are placed under arrest, the best practice is to provide any identification information the police request, and say no more without an attorney present. Ask if you can call your news director to let her or him know what has happened. There may be multiple other calls you want to make as well (home, your own attorney, whatever) \u2013 but the news director can make all those calls for you if you only get one call.\nHow fast a news organization or its lawyers will be able to get you out of jail will depend on when and where and the time of day you are arrested, the severity of the offense, and whether or not the attorneys agree you were arrested in the course of your duties as a reporter. (For example, if you are driving back from a press conference, and get in a fist fight in the drive through line at McDonald\u2019s, you\u2019re likely on your own.)\nRTDNA's series of more than 30 coverage guidelines is designed to assist journalists and newsroom managers with ethical and operational situations from native advertising and avoiding conflicts of interest to covering race, children, crime and more.",
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        "raw_content": "Performing Historical Narrative at the Canadian War Museum: Space, Objects and Bodies as Performers\nTitle: Performing Historical Narrative at the Canadian War Museum: Space, Objects and Bodies as Performers\nAuthors: Beattie, Ashlee E.\nAbstract: This thesis explores the symmetry between theatres and museums, and investigates how a museum experience is similar to a theatrical event. Particularly, this project examines how the Canadian War Museum performs historical narrative through its use of three performative elements of a theatre production: space, objects and actor\u2019s body. Firstly, this thesis analyses how creating a historical narrative is similar to fiction writing and play writing. It follows the argument of Hayden White and Michel de Certeau who recognize a historical narrative as a performative act. Accordingly, this thesis examines the First World War exhibit at the Canadian War Museum as a space of performance. I apply Lubom\u00edr Dole\u017eel\u2019s literary theory on possible worlds, illustrating how a museum space can create unique characteristics of a possible world of fiction and of history. Secondly, this thesis employs Marie-Laure Ryan\u2019s theory of narrativity to discuss how museum objects construct and perform their stories. I argue that the objects in museums are presented to the public in a state of museality similar to the condition of theatricality in a theatre performance. Lastly, this thesis investigates the performance of people by applying various theories of performance, such as Michael Kirby\u2019s non-acting/acting continuum, Ji\u0159\u00ed Veltrusk\u00fd\u2019s concept of the stage figure, and Freddie Rokem\u2019s theories of actors as \u201chyper-historians.\u201d In this way, this thesis explores concrete case studies of employee/visitor interactions and expands on how these communications transform the people within the walls of the museum into performers of historical narrative. Moreover, according to Antoine Prost, the museum as an institution is an educational and cultural authority. As a result, in all of these performative situations, the Canadian War Museum presents a historical narrative to its visitors with which it can help shape a sense of national identity, the events Canadians choose to commemorate and their personal and/or collective memories. In its interdisciplinary scope, this thesis calls upon theories from a variety of academic fields, such as performance studies, history and cultural studies, museology, and literary studies. Most importantly, however, this project offers a new perspective on the performative potentials of a national history museum.\nBeattie_Ashlee_2011_thesis.pdf MA Thesis on Performing Historical Narrative in Museums 1.91 MB Adobe PDF Open",
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        "raw_content": "The Massively Overdue Radical Movement You\u2019ve Never Heard of\nWhere is Western Sahara and what's going on over there anyway?\nLooking at maps of the world, one will usually notice that one little area in Africa that has no data; that one area that is not colored.\nThat area is located in the northwestern part of the Sahara, and often creatively called, \u201cWestern Sahara\u201d.\nThere is a reason it isn\u2019t colored.\nWestern Sahara is one of the largest disputed land areas in the world, being claimed by two sides: the Moroccan government and the Saharawi people.\nOriginally, the area called Western Sahara was claimed by different groups of people and tribes. Then colonization came along, and Africa was split up divided by the many countries of Europe.\nWestern Sahara, specifically, was given to Spain. After the UN made clear its opposition to colonization, many European countries left Africa. Spain stuck around for a while but eventually they did leave Western Sahara, and the land was up for grabs.\nMauritania to the south and Morocco to the north both claimed it. While all of this was going on, the natives of Western Sahara, or the Sahrawi, wanted the area to be their own country.\nFighting ensued mainly by Morocco and the Polisario Front, the group leading the Saharawi, until Morocco had control of the majority of the land.\nMauritania then gave up its claim and now it\u2019s just the two groups.\nToday, the area is awkwardly broken up with most of the North West (along with the majority of the coastline and resources) going to the Moroccans and the rest going to the Saharawi.\nAs natives, the Sahrawi clearly have more of a right to the land than Morocco.\nMorocco is also too hostile and stubborn to make any compromises.\nMost people have heard of Kosovo, Taiwan and Tibet, all places in which a group of native people strives for liberation from their overbearing parent country.\nThere is somewhat popular freedom movements for all of the disputes listed above, and yet the movement for the Saharawi Arab Democratic Republic has backing from Algeria and almost no other country.\nThe native people of a land deserve access to the resources in their land, and they deserve full jurisdiction in their land.\nMorocco refuses to hold a referendum or do anything productive about the situation.\nSo, now, hopefully to you, Western Sahara is more than that one gray spot on maps.\nHopefully, it\u2019s now what it has always been, the outcome of years of struggling\u2014the unfinished mission of the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic.",
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        "raw_content": "Mahatma Gandhi Mission\u2019s Institute of Physiotherapy recently celebrated Menstrual Hygiene Management Week. As a part of this event, they conducted a workshop for the Aayas at SAKAR on 4th June 2018 on Menstrual Hygiene Management. This interactive workshop busted many myths about menstrual hygiene and gave a scientific perspective to common misconceptions about the menstrual health.",
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        "raw_content": "Self-mutilation, what is that about?\nby Scott Carter | Feb 15, 2015 | Conflict Resolution\nI\u2019ve worked in the mental health and social services field since 2001 and now I currently work as a mental health therapist. I\u2019ve worked with teens and adults in various settings, I like to think that I am a highly knowledgeable and well rounded therapist with a diverse range of experience. Cutting and self-mutilation is a behavior I\u2019ve seen hundreds of times. Self-mutilation comes in many forms though cutting is the most common. Some people will also self-mutilate by burning their skin or pulling their hair out but the bottom line remains the same, the purpose is to cause immediate physical pain. Here are some of the points I\u2019ve learned about it.\n1. Self-mutilation is not a suicidal act or attempt\nDon\u2019t assume that cuts on an arm or near the wrist is connected with suicide. In fact, it\u2019s actually quite difficult to die from cutting your wrist horizontally, across your arm. I\u2019m not trying to give tips on how to successfully commit suicide here but often people do so to self-harm. More often, when someone cuts their wrist, it\u2019s a cry for help, they need you to help them and they don\u2019t know how to ask for it. I honestly think, at this point, that committing suicide by cutting your wrist or arm is more of an urban legend than a reality. Cutting is its own thing, it falls into its own category.\n2. Self-mutilation is a often a sign of severe emotional distress\nPart of being human is that we look at people through our own lenses based on our own experiences and sometimes we forget that some people really experience horrific things. In my experience, people who self-harm have gone through some kind of abuse or experienced some kind of trauma as a child. That doesn\u2019t necessarily mean the person cutting has been traumatized, they may have a severe mood disturbance. They might be extremely depressed, anxious, or a combination. A big emotional factor is shame; there is a big difference between guilt and shame and people who experience deep dark shame need to cope with it in extreme ways. When someone is in the act of cutting, it may have been triggered by an event that sent them spiraling downward in their emotions. It may have been losing a job, getting a bad grade or having a conflict with a loved one. Their shame around events runs deep and cutting may be the only way for them to deal with it in the moment. Which raises the question, why does cutting help someone feel better?\n3. Cutting helps that person feel in control\nI know this is a foreign concept to many, I had to wrap my head around it as well. Let\u2019s take it from the angle of feeling out of control. Well, first that comes from childhood. Children are real victims when bad things happen, they are just there, they are in the way and never have a choice when there is sexual abuse, violence or traumatic events. This can lead to feeling a loss of emotional control which basically causes intense fear, they don\u2019t want to be in that victim position and they want control back. The act of self-harm causes physical pain and gives them a sense of being in control. It allows them to suddenly and radically banish their feelings of powerlessness. One thing I have learned is powerlessness, in its truest unadulterated form, is the absolute worst place to be. And along with that\u2026\n4. Self-mutilation snaps people back into reality\nThe nature of trauma is that it interrupts daily life, even years after the event has occurred. It sometimes fascinates me that something that lasted only minutes has such a profound effect on a person\u2019s daily living. Sometimes, memories of those events literally takes over and the person feels as though they are reliving it again. The act of cutting is a very effective way to snap that person back into the present moment where they are safe. Instead of being mindful of the trauma, they are suddenly mindful of the physical pain and the present moment.\n5. It\u2019s an emotional release\nWhen a person cuts, the emotional intensity they are experiencing seems to be released through physical pain. Feeling intensely shameful, depressed and anxious can be quickly alleviated through a painful wound. This is the part of self-mutilation that is a little harder to understand but the bottom line remains true; it works. And it works well. People who cut often report that after doing so they just feel better. They feel more calm, stable and in control.\n6. Many who do this want to stop\nIn my experience, most people who cut want to stop. They don\u2019t necessarily want to do it, they may not even like it. 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        "raw_content": "No New Season of Twin Peaks Planned Yet\nShowtime says there are no plans at the present time to continue Twin Peaks beyond the current season, but network executives say the door is always open to David Lynch if he wants to do more. Twin Peaks came back to the world on the cable network in late May, garnering solid streaming numbers and resulting in a record number of sign-ups for the premium service.\nFans didn't know exactly what to expect when David Lynch revealed that he was bringing his iconic series Twin Peaks back to the air after 25 years away. Showtime executives teased the series by calling it the \"pure heroin\" version of Lynch and that is what the show has delivered, for better or for worse. Alternately baffling, horrifying, delightful and frustrating, Twin Peaks has done more than just revisit the characters and themes Lynch introduced 25 years ago, but has opened up a whole new expansive world permeated by a quintessentially Lynchian sense of mystery and weirdness.\nRelated: Kyle MacLachlin Knew Twin Peaks Revival Would Be Challenging For Fans\nTwin Peaks: The Return was always sold as a closed-ended event that would wrap up the story once and for all - and according to Showtime president and CEO David Nevins, there is still no intention to continue beyond the present season, which is nearing the end of its 18-episode run (via Deadline):\n\u201cIt was always intended to be one season. A lot of people are speculating but there\u2019s been zero contemplation, zero discussions other than fans asking me about it.\u201d\nShowtime programming president Gary Levine said \"the door's always open to David Lynch\" but stressed that he doesn't know if the director wants to continue the show. Lynch himself directed all 18 episodes of the revival, an achievement Levine calls a \"Herculean effort.\"\nThe original Twin Peaks was a revolutionary show that inspired many of the creators who've shaped television over the last 25 years. Not content to merely take a casual stroll down memory lane, Lynch has crafted a revival series that challenges viewers in entirely new and unpredictable ways, unleashing the full force of his avant garde vision onto television screens while retaining his quirky sense of humor (though with a darker, seemingly more misanthropic tinge). While the show has delivered many answers left hanging since the original series, even explaining the origins of the evil BOB, it has created just as many new questions for fans to chew on (What is really up with Diane? Did Audrey fall down the stairs and suffer a massive head injury? Why does Sarah Palmer have a TV that plays old boxing matches on an endless loop?).\nLynch has been so successful in reviving the spirit of Twin Peaks while adding whole new layers of baffling mystery, giving fans much of what they wanted while at the same time holding back on many key elements in order to generate a sense of agonizing on-going suspense, it's no surprise that folks are clamoring for the show to continue beyond the present season. Showtime says there are no plans for more Twin Peaks beyond season 3, but those who don't want to let go of the mystery will never believe that the portal back to Lynch's bizarre world has been entirely closed.\nNEXT: Twin Peaks May Never Make Sense - And That's Okay!\nTwin Peaks: The Return continues with 'Part 14' on Sunday, August 13th.",
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        "raw_content": "Book Reviews, Fiction, HarperCollins Canada\nTitle: The Death of Bunny Munro\nAustralian rock star Nick Cave (of Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds) is an interesting, eclectic artist who writes fantastic lyrics so it is for this reason that I let HarperCollins know that I wanted to read and review his book, The Death of Bunny Munro. I have not read his previous book so had nothing to compare, but this was every bit as remarkable and unusual a black comedy as I expected it would be and once I started it, I couldn\u2019t put it down.\nSet in modern day England, this soft-porn tale of the seriously disturbed anti-hero, Bunny Munro, is a tragic one that unfolds with the fascinating curiosity of a train wreck. 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        "raw_content": "Cyberlaw Featured Governance, Risk & Compliance Network Security Security Boulevard (Original) Spotlight\nHome \u00bb Cybersecurity \u00bb Governance, Risk & Compliance \u00bb EU: Let the (Cyberwar) Games Begin\nEU: Let the (Cyberwar) Games Begin\nby Christopher Burgess on September 28, 2017\n\u201cLet the games begin!\u201d was heard at 2017 Council of the European Union meeting held in Tallinn, Estonia in early September. 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The insertion of an adversary\u2019s manipulation of social networks was a twist that had not been seen before, but which forced participants to consider how their responses would play on main street, knowing their reasoning would be misrepresented by an able adversary.\nThe war-gaming was hosted by Estonia, which during its six-month presidency of the European Union, is emphasizing cybersecurity\u2014and rightly so, given 10 years ago it was subjected to the most intensive cyberattack experienced by any nation during peacetime in history.\nAs May 8 turned into May 9, 2007, Estonia found its ability to connect to the rest of the world was blocked by a concerted and highly effective distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack. The symbolism of May 9 speaks volumes when analyzing attribution of the attack to Russia, as it is the day Russia celebrates Victory in Europe for World War II. Russia has denied any involvement.\nHow did Estonia find itself in the crosshairs of the Russians? The country audaciously (sarcasm intended here) opted to remove a Soviet World War II memorial from downtown Tallinn and relocate it to a suburban military cemetery. Estonia was punished beginning the day the decision was made (April 2007) with one-off hacking, defacement of public websites and other activities. Then on that one day, Estonia found itself shuttered by the DDoS.\nWith a few grains of plausible deniability, the Russian Federation\u2019s use of cybercriminals to do their heavy lifting was becoming standard operating procedure.\nThen in August 2008, Georgia, which was in the thick of a low-intensity hot war with Russia, experienced the might of the \u201cRussian nationalist vigilantes,\u201d who began putting their skills to use in penetrating Georgian government networks and creating an internet black out for Georgia. \u201cAs ground attacks by Russian forces increased, so did the cyberattacks, according a study published by the US Army\u2019s School of Advanced Military Studies, \u201cImpact of Alleged Russian Cyber Attacks.\u201d\nThis analysis goes on to highlight the experiences of Lithuania and Kyrgyzstan, also countries that were a part of the former Soviet Union. 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Items called out for approbation included:\nThe exercise heightened awareness by key decision makers that utilization of commercial infrastructure may be the only option when military infrastructure is destroyed.\nInvestment in hardening EU-wide infrastructure is no longer in the \u201cnice to have\u201d category of budgetary expenditures, it is a must-have.\nNATO must be supported as NATO prepares to fight in cyberspace at the same level as other air, land and sea.\nMore exercises by leadership is not only necessary, but desired.\nThe ministerial meetings and cyberwar exercise were followed on Sept. 14-15 by the EU Cybersecurity Conference, which included a panel discussion on the \u201cnew normal in state-sponsored attacks: disruption of the trust-based digital ecosystems; digital surveillance/compromising privacy.\u201d Participants were drawn from academia, industry and government. 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        "raw_content": "Report: Public Preparedness For Disaster Increases\nThe nation's RQ (Readiness Quotient) -- a barometer of the public's preparedness for a weather emergency, natural disaster or terrorist attack -- inched up nearly a point from 15 months ago, according to a report released recently by the American Red Cross and the Council for Excellence in Government.\nThe nation's collective level of preparedness has increased to 4.14 out of a possible 10, compared to 3.31 in June 2006. The survey found that the biggest gains were in the public's level of preparedness awareness, but more work needs to be done to engage people in taking preparedness actions.\nSixty-five percent of respondents said they know how to find the emergency broadcasting channel on the radio (up from 43 percent in 2006) and 62 percent said that their local government had an emergency plan (up from 38 percent in 2006).\nThe majority of Americans remain unprepared. Only 4 percent have taken all of the preparedness actions recommended in the RQ and 23 percent have not taken a single action.\nPreparedness among seniors improved substantially, from an average RQ score of 2.6 in 2006 to 4.0 in 2007, moving them out of the most unprepared category. Despite the fact that preparedness levels increased among those age 18 to 24 (2.7 in 2006 to 3.7 in 2007), this group of young adults is now among the least prepared age group.\nBusinesses and schools play a role in helping to increase America's preparedness level. People had a higher RQ if their employer had an emergency response plan (4.5 compared to 3.1); and parents were better prepared if their children's schools or daycare had emergency response plans (4.5 compared to 2.8) and provided written information about those plans (5.3 compared to 3.4).\n\"As the nation's partner in disaster preparedness and response, the American Red Cross is committed to helping individuals and families prepare for disasters and other emergencies in their homes, businesses and schools,\" said Mark W. Everson, president and CEO of the American Red Cross. \"We want everyone, regardless of their age, background or geography to have the confidence and peace of mind that comes with being prepared. So we're asking that people Be Red Cross Ready by taking three simple actions: 1) get a kit, 2) make a plan and 3) be informed.\"\n\"We designed the RQ to be an easy way for individuals and communities to gauge their preparedness and to track progress over time. I am delighted to see the improvement in preparedness in the past 15 months . . . particularly in what Americans overall know regarding emergency readiness, as well as the impressive gains in preparedness by senior citizens in our country,\" said Patricia McGinnis, president and CEO of the Council for Excellence in Government. \"But this year's RQ score has also identified preparedness gaps that we must address. Clearly, we have to move beyond raising awareness to taking action to prepare, particularly by our younger Americans.\"\nThe telephone survey was conducted during National Preparedness Month 2007, using the RQ survey questions found on the newly enhanced RQ website at www.WhatsYourRQ.org. The RQ survey provides a standard index for the nation as well as states, towns, and other groups. The RQ survey-tool is available for public use by individuals, families and groups to assess their actual level of preparedness. A new function of the RQ survey-tool allows individuals, as well as groups like businesses, schools and localities to collect and retrieve preparedness data specific to their group, obtain a benchmark score that they can use to address gaps, plan education and training, and track progress over time.",
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At some point Francisco Maynes travelled to New Spain (Mexico). In 1808, he was appointed as a chaplain to the presidial and \u201cflying\u201d (mobile) companies of Texas and Coahuila. These were the military formations manning the garrisons (presidios) and frontier outposts of this vast region. Military chaplains were responsible for celebrating mass on feast days, administering the sacraments, performing marriage ceremonies for soldiers and officers, and accompanying the troops on expeditions.\nIn 1808 Francisco Maynes began his service at Atascosito, a Spanish settlement and military outpost on the Trinity River near the site of present-day Liberty, Texas. In August 1809 he was transferred to Sant\u00edsima Trinidad de Salcedo, a small military-civilian settlement on the east bank of the Trinity River, near present-day Madisonville. In February 1810, when the Spanish government solicited a donation of funds for defence, Father Maynes was one of the largest contributors from Trinidad.\nLater that year, Texas Governor Manuel Salcedo visited the eastern frontier and asked Father Maynes to provide a written report on his pastoral charge.\nMaynes characterized the Spanish inhabitants of Trinidad as loyal subjects of their King and country, devout Apostolic Roman Catholics, breeders of horses, mules, cattle, and hogs, and planters of corn, beans, pumpkins, watermelons, and other crops. The foreign inhabitants he stated were more prone to live in the country than the town and preferred hunting, breeding horses, mules, cattle and hogs. They cultivated corn, beans, watermelons, pumpkins, greens, and some cotton. Some were devoted to drinking when they came to the settlement, but they were generally peaceful and respectful of the country and the Catholic religion.\nMaynes also wrote eloquently about the prospects of the land. Native trees, fruits, nuts, and medicinal plants were described, maritime prospects outlined, and a silk-worm industry suggested. He also said the surrounding Indian tribes were peaceful and industrious. (1)\nIn contrast, the priest at the neighbouring parish of Nacogdoches described his charge as \u201ca village without order, morality, or Christianity. He deplored the lack of education, poverty (due in his estimation to restrictions of trade with their nearest Louisiana markets), and the quartering of the soldiers in private homes, which he said led to moral dissolution.\u201d (2)\nIn January 1811, the Mexican war for independence reached the province of Texas. A retired militia captain named Juan Bautista de las Casas led a successful coup d\u2019\u00e9tat in San Antonio de B\u00e9xar (present-day San Antonio) and arrested Governor Salcedo.\nWhen the news reached Trinidad, the settlers declared themselves in favor of Casas. Because of his friendship with Salcedo, Father Maynes was arrested and taken to San Antonio. Though his property was seized, Maynes was otherwise treated with respect. Casas was soon toppled and Maynes was released.\nIn 1813, Trinidad was destroyed in revolutionary violence and Father Maynes moved to Natchitoches, Louisiana where he became the priest of St. Francis Catholic Church (Maynes mistakenly appears in some transcribed Natchitoches parish records as Father Francisco Magnes). In 1817, he caused a church to be built at Alexandria, Louisiana.\nPresidial chaplain\nFrancisco Maynes remained in Natchitoches until after Mexico gained its independence. In 1822, he was again appointed as a presidial chaplain, this time to the San Antonio military company of Alamo de Parras. He arrived in San Antonio in November 1822. Since Father Refugio de la Garza, priest of the San Antonio parish (San Fernando), was on a leave of absence from 1822 to 1824 as a Texas delegate to the Mexican Congress, Father Maynes also assumed pastoral care for the parish. In addition to administering the sacraments, he was responsible for endorsing the citizenship of Protestant American settlers who sought to become Mexicans by marrying Mexican women and converting to Catholicism.\nIn August 1823, Texas empresario Stephen Austin tried to secure Francisco Maynes\u2019 services for his colonists. He petitioned Texas governor Jos\u00e9 Antonio Saucedo.\nThe neighbors of the Rio Colorado and Bravo say that since they have been here they have had no spiritual pastor. Their children have not been baptised, there have been no marriage ceremonies and many have died without the ministrations of a priest. If possible they would like to have Father Maynes, chaplain of the company of Bexar and a priest well known by many of them and who speaks the English and French. He will set them a good moral example which should exist amongst the colonists and instruct the youth in the dogmas of the Roman Catholic religion. (3)\nTo his colonists, Austin wrote:\nI wish the settlers to remember that the Roman Catholic is the religion of this nation. I have taken measures to have Father Miness [Maynes] formerly of Natchitoches, appointed our Curate, he is a good man and acquainted with the Americans. We must all be particular on this subject and respect the Catholic religion with all that attention due to its sacredness and to the laws of the land. (4)\nSaucedo forwarded the request to the relevant bishop, who replied:\nI am very sorry not to be able to send Father Maynes, for he has a position, being chaplain to the troops and you want a missionary priest. (5)\nThere were no missionary priests available. The dissolution of the Franciscan missions in Texas, which had started under Spanish rule, was completed with an 1823 Mexican directive requiring \u201cfull and complete secularization.\u201d (6) The directive reserved only the church buildings for the diocese. The San Antonio ayuntamiento (municipal council) assumed the job of distributing the land, water rights and tangible assets of the abandoned missions.\nFrontier priests were poorly paid. They often added to their meagre earnings through secular activities such as ranching. Francisco Maynes thus joined the scramble of applicants petitioning the ayuntamiento for land. In 1824, he received one of the most generous land grants at Mission San Juan Capistrano, south of San Antonio. In 1827 he augmented his holdings at the mission. Maynes may have set a precedent, as Father Garza \u2013 notorious for neglecting his spiritual duties \u2013 also enriched himself in this fashion.\nLate in life Maynes adopted an orphaned immigrant, Jacob Linn, who was born in Bavaria in 1825. Jacob\u2019s parents had died on the voyage to Texas, and his sister died shortly after arriving in San Antonio. Father Francisco Maynes died in September 1834 at the age of 72, the victim of a cholera epidemic. He left the majority of his estate to young Jacob.\nJean L. Epperson, \u201cTrinidad de Salcedo: A Lost Texas Town,\u201d Journal of the Houston Archeological Society, Number 107 (December 1993), p. 19.\nWilliam Stuart Red, The Texas Colonists and Religion, 1821-1836 (Austin, 1924), p. 33.\nThe Texas Colonists and Religion, 1821-1836, p. 35.\nF\u00e9lix D. 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Badge behaald van de #CDMOOC op http://t.co/phEDTe0Bvr over online course design.\n\u2014 Linda (@LindaMebus) May 2, 2014\nThe MOOC, called \u201cCarpe Diem\u201d (CD), had just over 1,000 participants and included the use of hosting platform CourseSites\u2019LMS, as well as Twitter and Facebook for online communication and collaboration. The Facebook group moderators guided participants to ask question about the CDMOOC, seek practical help, communicate and discuss issues around work task, and share links to online group work and resources. Twitter was used by both the CDMOOC team and participants to share practical information and resources, while also encouraging participants to share their thoughts. Both the CDMOOC Facebook group and the Twitter hashtag #CDMOOC were extensively advertised to participants through general announcements on the CDMOOC\u2019s CourseSites page. (The space for social media in structured online learning) The research found that the half of respondents who used Facebook and Twitter throughout the MOOC enhanced their overall learning experience and led to increased networking and knowledge sharing with peers. There are also half of the students did not use these platform because unease at blurring social and professional identities.\n\u00a9 Pandadar. Retrieved from Pandadar on March 18, 2016.\nThe CDMOOC case shows that social media platforms can be an effective way for peer-to-peer interactions. Peer learning is a key to the value of student interaction, whether virtual or in-person. 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        "raw_content": "Villages in Bibinagar taluk, Nalgonda district\nList of villages in Bibinagar taluka or tehesil is listed below. Please click on a village link to view every detail of the village. Bibinagar is under the Nalgonda district in the state of Andhra Pradesh in India.\nAnnampatla\nAnnampatla Annampatla is a Village in Bibinagar Mandal in Nalgonda District of Andhra Pradesh State, India It belongs to Telangana region It is located 79 KM towards west from District head quarters Nalgonda 39 KM from S...\nBattugudem\nBattugudem Battugudem is a Village in Bibinagar Mandal in Nalgonda District of Andhra Pradesh State, India It belongs to Telangana region It is located 79 KM towards west from District head quarters Nalgonda 39 KM from S...\nBibinagar Bibinagar is a City in Bibinagar Mandal in Nalgonda District of Andhra Pradesh State, India It belongs to Telangana region It is located 79 KM towards west from District head quarters Nalgonda It is a Mandal he...\nBrahamanapally\nBrahamanapally By Road Bhongir is the Nearest Town to Brahamanapally Bhongir is 16 km from Brahamanapally Road connectivity is there from Bhongir to Brahamanapally By Rail Bibinagar Rail Way Station , Pgdp Rail Way Statio...\nChinnaravula Pally\nChinnaravula Pally Chinnaravula Pally is a Village in Bibinagar Mandal in Nalgonda District of Andhra Pradesh State, India It belongs to Telangana region It is located 79 KM towards west from District head quarters Nalgonda ...\nGollagudem\nGollagudem Gollagudem is a Village in Bibinagar Mandal in Nalgonda District of Andhra Pradesh State, India It belongs to Telangana region It is located 79 KM towards west from District head quarters Nalgonda 39 KM from S...\nGudur Gudur is a Village in Bibinagar Mandal in Nalgonda District of Andhra Pradesh State, India It belongs to Telangana region It is located 79 KM towards North from District head quarters Nalgonda 5 KM from Bibinagar...\nGurraladandi\nGurraladandi Gurraladandi is a Village in Bibinagar Mandal in Nalgonda District of Andhra Pradesh State, India It belongs to Telangana region It is located 68 KM towards North from District head quarters Nalgonda 11 KM f...\nJainepally\nJainepally By Road Bhongir is the Nearest Town to Jainepally Bhongir is 14 km from Jainepally Road connectivity is there from Bhongir to Jainepally By Rail Bibinagar Rail Way Station , Pgdp Rail Way Station are the very n...\nJameelapet\nJameelapet Jameelapet is a Village in Bibinagar Mandal in Nalgonda District of Andhra Pradesh State, India It belongs to Telangana region It is located 88 KM towards west from District head quarters Nalgonda 9 KM from Bi...\nGummalakshmipuram\nVoletivari",
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        "raw_content": "I can\u2019t believe it\u2019s September 1st! Where did the summer go? I actually remembered to say \u201crabbit, rabbit\u201d this morning\u2026I think for the first time \u2013 ever. You know what that means? IT\u2019S GOING TO BE A GREAT MONTH PEOPLE! Anyway, in honor of Labor Day weekend, I thought I would get nostalgic about summer and share a few photos to recap\u2026\nIce cubes in the wine \u2013 I know, I know.\nWho knew NJ could be this beautiful?!\nPicnics on the Hudson\nLiving in NYC, it is an unspoken rule that you have to get out every weekend in the summer to avoid losing your mind in the 100 degree, 100% humidity that is June \u2013 August. As a result, summer tends to fly by quickly and by September, you gain a new appreciation for the city and all that it has to offer (Fall in NYC\u2026 ahhhh, heaven). As sad as I am to see summer go, I am SO excited to see the leaves change in Central Park, Sunday football games, turkey chili, crisp air and fall fashion! How do you feel about summer ending? What excites you about the fall?\nHAPPY LABOR DAY WEEKEND EVERYONE!\nTagged Maine, Martha's Vineyard, Nantucket",
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        "raw_content": "who will run against Obama in 2012?\nI've been wondering this a lot lately. So if you had to bet, who would you bet is going to get the Republican nomination?\nThe most ridiculous so far is birther Donald Trump. Jimmy Kimmel has a pretty funny bit on him where he describes America under a Trump Presidency as \"looking a lot like it did in Back to the Future II when Biff was in charge\":\nAnd so far the candidate who seems the most likely to me, if I had to guess, would be Tim Pawlenty, although I'm mostly just basing this on this ad which seems like a pretty serious bid:\nI'm not sure why, but I have a real hard time picturing Mike Huckabee, Mitt Romney, Rick Santorum, or even Sarah Palin being President. And yet I can picture Tim Pawlenty being President, and I can picture a lot of people voting for him. He's an evangelical Christian with a Juris Doctor degree, which is a pretty potent combination for getting Republicans on your side. I guess that's not a terribly good reason to think someone will win the nomination, but it's the only thing I have to go on right now. If I had to pick which candidate I'd personally be most likely to vote for (if I absolutely had to vote Republican), I think it would be Newt Gingrich. But I think that most Republicans are tired enough of Gingrich and the rest of the Washington beltway (and not too keen on his adultery either) that he's very unlikely to win the nomination if he runs. Of the rest, I'd take Romney easily over Huckabee, with Pawlenty somewhere in between. Then Sarah Palin or Rick Santorum, I'm not sure which is worse, but they're both really bad... and finally, last and least, Donald Trump would be my worst nightmare. I cannot stand conspiracy theorists (even though I doubt he really seriously believes the crap that he says about Obama's birth certificate) and the guy is just a total schmuck--I doubt there is an honest bone in his body.\nThe thing about Donald Trump - he admits that one month ago he didn't believe in the birther stuff, but that he's just making up for it now.\nWhat is his latest statement about it? I remember listening to an interview with him about a week or two ago (on the Laura Schlesinger show), and he did say something like \"the more I look into this the less sure I am that he was born in the US.\" But those kinds of statements are so vague that I feel it's got to be just for publicity, because he knows that a billionaire business man is not going to get too many Tea Party votes, unless he has some other gimmick to attract the huge rightwing base. It's actually brilliant, but completely dishonest from what I can tell.\nThe only part of his statements that I'd give any chance of being right would be the possibly, for some reason, it could say \"Muslim\" on his longform birth certificate. But while he mentioned that possibility as a \"some people say\", he said that personally he thought it was more likely that he didn't have any birth certificate (by which I assume he means the longform birth certificate that many officials in the Hawaii State department have confirmed publicly that they've seen it with their own eyes and that it doesn't say anything contradictory to the shortform that's online.\nMy preferred candidate would be Gary Johnson. He's like Ron Paul, but pro-abortion, pro-immigration, and without the baggage (no racist newsletters). He's also a lot more telegenic than Ron Paul.\nhttp://www.colbertnation.com/the-colbert-report-videos/309253/may-10-2010/gary-johnson\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gary_E._Johnson\nThanks for the links. I had briefly heard mention of his name in a couple places, but hadn't gotten around to looking into his character and track record in depth. The main reason I didn't include him in this post was that it seems he has no serious chance of winning the Republican nomination. But he does seem like a pretty interesting guy--and certainly, a libertarian dream candidate.\nUnfortunately I think it's more of a wet dream than a realistic dream. If Ron Paul couldn't get the Republican nomination (or come anywhere even close) then how would someone who is strongly pro pot legalization, pro abortion and pro immigration going to have a chance? Looking over his Wikipedia page, he seems like a cool guy, but I think he is too out of synch with the Republican base to get more than a few percent of the vote in the primary. Then again, as you mention Ron Paul came with some extra baggage, like the racist stuff and just generally seeming kind of like a nutty Texan when he speaks.\nAlso, even without his pot, abortion, and immigration views, I wonder how many in the Republican Party actually want to slash Medicare, Social Security and Defense as much as he would want to. Some of the tea party perhaps, but what about all of the senior citizens who have a huge voting block who voted for George W Bush and worry about their perscription drug coverage being taken away, or their social security checks? That's a problem Ron Paul faced just as well, but I think it's a pretty insurmountable one.\nI think a lot of people who would've otherwise been supporters of Ron Paul were too squicked out by his religosity (mixed record on abortion, separation of church and state, and gay marriage) as well as his racist associations. Johnson, as far as I know, as no such baggage. Johnson is also much younger than Paul, and doesn't have the \"cranky grandpa\" vibe Paul has.\nAs for his chances, I agree that they are low. However, how many people were betting on Barack at this stage? For many Republicans, I think cutting spending is their most important issue, and I think he's one of the few that can credibly cast himself as a budget hawk.\nEven if he doesn't win the nomination, he could still shift the debate, much as Ron Paul did.\nI think a lot of people who would've otherwise been supporters of Ron Paul were too squicked out by his religosity (mixed record on abortion, separation of church and state, and gay marriage) as well as his racist associations.\nMy impression is that most of the country is both religious and racist. So while I don't doubt that people *we* know were put off by those things, I think it may have worked more to his advantage than to his disadvantage.\nI could totally see Gary Johnson getting the Libertarian nomination. But while he seems to agree with the Libertarian Party on pretty much 100% of the issues (I guess the only question is on whether he's extreme enough), he only really agrees with the Republicans on something like 50% of the issues. I'm guessing that if someone feels they have a shot at the Republican nomination, even if it's a long shot, they ignore the Libertarian Party and go for that... so maybe that's what he'll do. But wouldn't it make more sense for him in terms of ideology to run as a Libertarian?\nNo, it makes no sense to run as a Libertarian. The institutional barriers are such that he would waste a lot of time and money simply getting on the ballot, the media would ignore him, and he would not get into the debates. If his chances are low running as a Republican, they're almost zero running as a Libertarian.\nAs for whether Paul's racist/religious associations hurt/helped him on net, I can't say. Paul didn't appeal to the mainstream Republicans due to his anti-war beliefs, and he couldn't pull much from the Independents/Democrats because of his racist/religious associations. I think Johnson can pull more Independent/Democrats because he doesn't have those associations.\nI think Johnson can pull more Independent/Democrats because he doesn't have those associations.\nAgreed completely, but the first hurdle he has to overcome, if he goes the route of seeking the Republican nomination, is winning over Republicans. And since he has less of a chance there than Ron Paul, it seems pointless to go that route. As you say, Libertarian candidates are generally ignored by the mainstream media anyway, so it may be pointless for him to go that route too. But I feel like it would at least be a more accurate label of his political stance. Maybe he could just run as an Independent?\nI think the basic problem here is that... the majority of people in the US really don't want Libertarian policies. Both traditional Republicans and Tea Party types have often used the rhetoric of \"limited government\" (and so has Obama, even) but when it comes down to, that's not really what they want... it's just one of those things it's nice to say you want, like being \"for the children\" or \"for the future\". Everyone wants government limited when it's working against them, but in the cases it's working for them that's where ideology ends and practicality begins. Perhaps I'm just summing up what Peter Thiel and others have said, that democracy and liberty are fundamentally incompatible.\nIs Lady Gaga old enough to run? I think that she has enough fans to get her elected.\nIf she ran, I'm pretty sure she'd want to run as a Democrat, but the Democrats already have a good candidate, Barack Obama. 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The whole thing failed only because of the ambivalent acts of the Province as on one side the authorities said they were implementing the New Relationship while on the other, the court cases against the indigenous communities and conflicts lingered as usual. (All Chiefs Assembly 2009).\nBut this debate provided a platform for the aboriginals to demand that \u201cenforcement of (the) indigenous titles and rights as called for by the United Nations\u2019 Declaration on the rights of indigenous people\u201d is the only viable solution. Christian paper, 2009, para.3). Thus a tilt in public discourse is evident which in turn will put weight on the arguments of the First Nations people. So the negotiations have to continue and any new legislation must be based on deep consultation.\nQuestion 2-The authors of the Christian paper see their titles and rights as \u201cinherited from (their) ancestral origins as indigenous people (Christian paper, 2009, para 4). This includes sovereign rights to the land they have inhabited in British Columbia for centuries. This also includes rights on the natural resources of that land. The Christian paper also declares without doubt that the Province had no jurisdiction over the indigenous titles and rights of the aborigines (Christian paper, 2009, para 2).\nThe paper clearly states that the indigenous people would accept nothing less than an endorsement of the United Nations\u2019 Declaration on the rights of Indigenous people (Christian paper, 2009, para 3). ...Download file to see next pagesRead More\n(\u201cFirst nations approach to natural resource management Assignment\u201d, n.d.)\nFirst nations approach to natural resource management Assignment. 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However it gradually evolved and culminated into the bigger concept of Personnel Management. The real focus on the personnel management started with the advent of industrial revolution where the need for qualified staff was badly felt especially due to the factor of division of labor. There exists a very subtle...\nIssues in Diversity/First Nations People\n...incarceration rates on the planet, even higher than places such as China, Iran or Russia, Canada also has significant challenges housing, feeding, and rehabilitating all of the prisoners in its prisons nationwide. According to a report released by the Pew Center for Research on the United States, nearly one in 100 persons in the United States is incarcerated (Pew Center, 2008). Canada has a much smaller population than the United States but the statistics are no less that a staggering. 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        "raw_content": "Coming soon will be a major crackdown on the traditional California cannabis market. As if red tape and an expensive barrier to entry isn\u2019t enough to keep a majority of long-time weed growers and distributors out of the market. Alleged pro cannabis legislators have introduced the \u201cTemporary Cannabis Tax Reduction\u201d bill (AB 286) to alleviate heavy cannabis taxes. However during their recent January 27 announcement they revealed that as a next step they\u2019d like to allocate $100 million to revive California\u2019s Bureau of Narcotics Enforcement.\nDuring the press conference at the state capital co-author of AB286 Reggie Jones-Sawyer divulged the costly plan, \u201clast year we came up with a proposal in the budget to come up with 75 million to restart the Department of Narcotics Enforcement in the Attorney General\u2019s office. It wasn\u2019t funded. What my colleagues are talking about: this year I\u2019m hoping we\u2019re going to ask for 100 million or more because we believe we have to have a strong enforcement centralized agency out of the AG\u2019s office to coordinate all the law enforcement operations throughout the state the same way they did before it was disbanded years ago.\u201d\n\u201cThe BNE is the very agency that raided Dennis Peron\u2019s San Francisco Cannabis Buyers Club at the height of the Prop 215 campaign to legalize marijuana for medical use in 1996,\u201d says Fred Gardner, long-time activist and the publisher of O\u2019Shaughnessy\u2019s\u2014the definitive history of medical marijuana. \u201cThey employed 100 officers in that raid.\u201d\nThe BNE also lead the militaristic cannabis eradication effort known as the Campaign Against Marijuana Planting (CAMP)\u2014the largest law enforcement task force in the United States\u2014destroying state-legal and clandestine marijuana grows as well as terrorizing growers throughout the 80s and early 90s.\nTo its chagrin the state took in $101 million less than expected in taxes from the cannabis industry last year. Not because their projections were wrong but because, \u201cThe black market continues to undercut businesses that are complying with state regulations,\u201d says Rob Bonta (D-Alameda), who introduced the bill. \u201cAB 286 will temporarily reduce the tax burden on these licensed operators.\u201d\nNotice Bonta\u2019s targeted use of \u201cblack market\u201d to add to the stigma? We here at Stuff Stoners Like recognize that this market has existed for years both above and below ground and to reduce stigma we always refer to it as the traditional market.\n\u201cThe illicit market is dominating the cannabis industry,\u201d said, So Cal\u2019s Tom Lackey, another co-author of the bill. \u201cThese are people who are bad actors. We need to give the good guys a chance to succeed.\u201d\nBad actors vs good guys? Here in California we\u2019re talking about mom and pop operations, local growers and others who have made a living cultivating and distributing marijuana for decades\u2014lawfully as far back as 1996 during Prop 215 or otherwise. These people are not bad actors. They\u2019re just being intentionally kept out of participating in an expensive, elitist, legal marketplace. Further stigmatizing them and funneling money to narcs isn\u2019t going to help.\nCurrently cannabis businesses could accrue tax rates upwards of 45 percent\u2014significantly higher cumulative rates than any other business operating in California. So this new legislation will knock off four percent from the current excise tax on recreational weed\u2014from 15 percent down to 11? Big deal. It\u2019ll also suspend the cultivation tax of $9.25 per oz of bud for the next three years. This may marginally help consumers (who can\u2019t grow their own weed or score it from grower friends) better afford the high cost of commercial cannabis. However it doesn\u2019t help would-be business owners transition into licensed operators.\nThe rest of the media may have fallen for the \u201cCutting CA Cannabis Tax Is Great\u201d angle but we\u2019re not so foolish. The real story isn\u2019t four percent less on Cali weed tax\u2014it\u2019s that \u201cpro-cannabis\u201d politicians want to funnel $100 million to a draconian group that\u2019s victimized stoners for decades.\nCalifornia announces all Dr. prescribed meds are tax exempt but, marijuana\nBREAKING NEWS--Oakland Proposes Nation's First Medical Cannabis Tax\nOakland, California could be the first city in the nation to tax medical marijuana. Oakland's\u2026\nOregon marijuana dispensaries have sold more than $160 million worth of recreational marijuana so far\u2026",
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        "raw_content": "You are no doubt surprised to hear from me. This letter is a once in a lifetime event, brought to you courtesy of an extraordinary writing teacher. I don\u2019t plan to tell you anything that would change the course of your life because I believe that everything, good and bad included, makes us who we are.\nBut I will give you one piece of advice and a few glimpses into the good things that happen to you after March 3, 1993, the day you await the birth of your first grandchild.\nRalph Waldo Emerson said, \u2018Finish each day and be done with it. You have done what you could. Some blunders and absurdities no doubt crept in; forget them as soon as you can. Tomorrow is a new day. You shall begin it serenely and with too high a spirit to be encumbered with your old nonsense.\u2019\nI saw this quote on Facebook this morning.\nOf course, Facebook has no meaning for you, as it won\u2019t be founded until 2004, but I will tell you, your unborn grandchild will \u2018friend\u2019 you while in high school, and it will be a source of much joy. It will bring your future grandchildren closer to you when they are living in another state. You will watch your California grandnieces and nephews grow up and become parents.\nIn a few months, you will be present at the birth of Paul\u2019s first child. You will always treasure the sight of your son holding that perfect little baby in his hands. The road won\u2019t be smooth for Paul or for the baby\u2019s mother, but Baby B will always be a sweet, funny, wise, book-loving imp.\nKeep your spirits up! Know that you will live to a grand old age and meet many wonderful people along the way. You will discover a magical place called the People\u2019s Resource Center in far away Wheaton. Retirement, experienced at the PRC, is the pot of gold you\u2019ve always looked for. You won\u2019t have grand adventures, but you will enjoy a multitude of small, heartwarming ones.\nEnjoy your journey, until we meet again in 2016.\nMuch Older, Copacetic Me\nNext Post Not Always\nThis is such a beautiful piece! It brings joy to my heart and tears to my eyes every time I read it.\nI love this piece! So creatively written, thank you for sharing!",
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        "raw_content": "Psychic Reading Warren County NJ\nHave you been searching for a psychic medium near Warren County NJ? Connecting people with the ones they care about and help them live a life that\u2019s more fulfilling is what I am all about. We aren\u2019t alone. Spreading this spiritual truth is my life\u2019s work. When it comes to your daily life, a personalized psychic reading can offer a significant amount of help. This is capable of including connecting you to ones that you\u2019ve lost or helping you find guidance in your relationships or career. There isn\u2019t anybody you need to get in touch with but Teresa St. Frances if you\u2019re searching for psychic near Warren County NJ or other local areas. Contact me right away to book a personalized reading.\nSomething which I focus on strongly is psychic medium suicide prevention in Warren County NJ. Do you feel different? Does life feel like a challenge? Do you sometimes just feel like giving up? When you\u2019re suffering from depression, anxiety, drug addiction, or something else, there\u2019s hope. When you\u2019re looking for someone who can relate, this is a way I\u2019ve felt myself. Additionally, I\u2019m the author of \u2018What Happens the Day After \u2013 Messages from Adolescent Suicides.\u2019 When you are interested in finding out more about what I can offer in terms of suicide prevention as a psychic near Warren County NJ, call today to book a personal reading.\nContact Teresa St. Frances if you\u2019re searching for a psychic medium near Warren County NJ for a get together. If you\u2019re having a get together, take advantage of this unique and revealing experience. Every guest in your party will get a personalized reading which they\u2019ll be sure to remember for a lifetime. Afterwards there will be a Q&A session and you and your guests can learn a great deal about the angelic and spiritual realm and how it relates to protection and healing. Parties need to be within one hour of Bergen County NJ and these kinds of readings are meant for six to ten people. There\u2019s no one else you need to get in touch with when you are looking for a psychic near Warren County NJ for your next party or get together. Book a reading today!\nIf you need a professional horse whisperer in Warren County NJ you\u2019ve come to the right place. While communicating with their pets is something most people think out of reach, I have been blessed with this gift. I have a significant amount of experience when it comes to communicating with animals, so you may be certain that your furry friend will feel comfortable on our first meeting. This also is a great idea if you are experiencing behavior problems with your pet or pets, not just simple communication. My office, your home, or SKYPE are all options for readings. If you have more than one pet, please take into account the fact that you\u2019ll require additional time, since readings are 30 minutes for each pet. Look no further than Teresa St. Frances when you are looking for a psychic near Warren County NJ.\nSpiritual Messenger Warren County NJ\nContact me today to book a reading if you are searching for a qualified and experienced spiritual messenger near Warren County NJ.",
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        "raw_content": "Dr. Kenneth J. Arrow '36\nKenneth J. Arrow (born August 23, 1921) is an American economist and joint winner of the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economics with John Hicks in 1972. To date, he is the youngest person to have received this award, at 51. In economics, he is considered an important figure in post-World War II neo-classical economic theory. Many of his former graduate students have gone on to win the Nobel Memorial Prize themselves. Ken Arrow's impact on the economics profession has been tremendous. For more than fifty years he has been one of the most influential of all practicing economists.\nHe is currently the Joan Kenney Professor of Economics and Professor of Operations Research, Emeritus at Stanford University. He is also a founding member of the Pontifical Academy of Social Sciences. He is a trustee of Economists for Peace and Security. He was a convening lead author for the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. He is also Editor of the Annual Review of Economics. His most significant works are his contributions to social choice theory, notably \"Arrow's impossibility theorem\", and his work on general equilibrium analysis. He has also provided foundational work in many other areas of economics, including endogenous growth theory and the economics of information.\nHe graduated from Townsend Harris High School in 1936 and then earned a Bachelor's degree from the City College of New York in 1940 in mathematics. At Columbia University, he received a Master's degree in 1941. From 1946 to 1949 he spent his time partly as a graduate student at Columbia and partly as a research associate at the Cowles Commission for Research in Economics at the University of Chicago. During that time he also held the rank of Assistant Professor in Economics at the University of Chicago. In 1951 he earned his Ph.D. from Columbia.\nIn other pioneering research, Arrow investigated the problems caused by asymmetric information in markets. In many transactions, one party (usually the seller) has more information about the product being sold than the other party. Asymmetric information creates incentives for the party with more information to cheat the party with less information; as a result, a number of market structures have developed, including warranties and third party authentication, which enable markets with asymmetric information to function. Arrow analysed this issue for medical care (a 1963 paper entitled \"Uncertainty and the Welfare Economics of Medical Care\", in the American Economic Review); later researchers investigated many other markets, particularly second-hand assets, online auctions and insurance.\nHe was one of the recipients of the 2004 National Medal of Science, the nation's highest scientific honor, presented by President George W. Bush for his contributions to research on the problem of making decisions using imperfect information and his research on bearing risk.\nArrow is brother to the economist Anita Summers, uncle to economist (and former U.S. Treasury Secretary) Larry Summers, and brother-in-law of the economist Robert Summers.",
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        "raw_content": "After spending months work-shopping the ideas, we were finally able to present a limited \u201cwork-in-progress\u201d version of Resolution (the show) based off of Resolution (the album). It was thrilling to finally reveal these ideas to a small audience, and now I feel even more empowered to bring the concept to a full-production fruition.\nFor the time being, though, I\u2019m still trying to process my own performance art. Preliminary feedback suggests a lot of you are doing the same. That\u2019s a part of the art, I suppose\u2026 but it\u2019s more difficult than you\u2019d think, when you\u2019re working in a shadowy layer \u201cunderneath\u201d consciousness. And trust me, it IS work; it takes a toll.\nWhile the rest of the performers held strong and absolutely mesmerized everyone \u2013 gracefully moving from carefully choreographed moments to spontaneous, improvised ones \u2013 I found myself on my own personal spiritual roller-coaster. And since this is ultimately a show about perspectives, here\u2019s mine:\nI told myself I was going to get swept up into whatever was happening in the moment. However, I didn\u2019t anticipate how much I\u2019d be tossed about: beyond what I had \u201cplanned\u201d and \u201cplanned to improvise\u201d, my actual emotional state cut its own path through the three act structure of the show.\nAct I \u2013 FAITH \u2013 was harsh and cold for me. I was erratic, shaking, constricted, forced. It showed. I made deliberate mistakes, which quickly became unintentional mistakes, each of which I followed with raw and desperate improvisation. I was surrounded by beautiful people in beautifully choreographed movements, but could not shake the feeling that I was NOT THEM. I could never be them. And, unlike them, nothing that I attempted would ever, ever work the way it was supposed to.\nBy Act II \u2013 HOPE \u2013 when those people were cast away (by me), that air was lifted. I became joyful, hopeful, charismatic, hilarious \u2013 y\u2019all know I was, don\u2019t play. In those moments I felt like nothing I could do could ever be wrong, and I embraced being playful. I pushed that envelope a little hard, until I started to become something I was afraid of \u2013 but then one of the dancers reappeared, and I broke.\nBecause Act III \u2013 LOVE \u2013 required me to be broken. After the first two acts/states, this was the result I HAD to show (but I did not realize how I would get there). While I had hoped I would disappear completely, I was still hanging by tattered threads\u2026 honestly, that was better. I knew people behind me were tearing up, because I was tearing up. I watched the worst and the best of what I had to offer pool together in a puddle underneath me, and I offered it as a parting gift.\nAnd then I disappeared, because this was never about me. I watched the show end without me. And for the record, everybody totally slayed. I can\u2019t thank FALL, the abrasiveMedia family, La Vie Quartet, and our vocalists from Portara Ensemble enough.\nI would not presume to know what this show meant to them, or to the others that saw it live from the different perspectives we offered. However, I must say that as a result of this show, my own mission for creating feels more crystalline than ever before:\nMy reason for creating is to show the process for what it is: to reject the end result as ever truly capable of embodying that process; to undermine the author as his own authority; to peel away the layers of conscious genius to find something sacred underneath. You have no idea how hard that is to *do*, let alone to *show* \u2013 especially when you\u2019ve spent your life doing the opposite. But that\u2019s the only art I want to make, and the only life I want to live. The show must go on.\nFinally, if you\u2019re sitting here thinking \u201cI can\u2019t believe I missed this\u201d \u2013 dude, the whole concept album is online, right now, waiting for you to explore. And if you want this live show to ever come into full production, then I need you to go listen to the album over and over. Play it for everyone in every community you know. I need you to believe it means something, in order for it to mean anything at all.\nI\u2019ve spent all I have to spend (that\u2019s not a metaphor): now it\u2019s time to wait for the universe \u2014 that\u2019s you, by the way \u2014 to respond. Have fun with it.\nCreatingfaithGenuine Joyhopelovemusicperformance artPhilosophy\nPrevious Previous post: [LYRICS] Resolution by Genuine Joy",
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        "raw_content": "\u2190 Secrets of the Dow Jones Industrials\nHealth Insurers Push to Tie Drug Prices to Outcomes \u2192\nI\u2019m working with a financial adviser who suggests that, for planning purposes, my nest egg should last until I reach age 100. I understand the need for erring on the side of caution, but that figure seems somewhat excessive. Can you recommend a good tool for estimating one\u2019s life expectancy?\nActually, that suggestion makes more sense than you might think. Between 1980 and 2010, the population age 90 and older nearly tripled, reaching 1.9 million people, according to the Census Bureau. Over the next four decades, the 90-plus demographic is expected to quadruple. (And just FYI: The U.S. had 53,364 centenarians in 2010.)\nThe point: Many people, when planning for retirement, tend to underestimate their life expectancy and, as a result, tend to overestimate how much they can spend after they leave the office..",
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        "raw_content": "\u2190 BPR Quote of the Day: The Liberal Class\nRobert Reich: Hold the Banks Accountable \u2192\nAlan Greenspan Explained Why We Invaded Iraq (And Why Iran Is Next)\nAlan Greenspan quite openly admitted why we attacked Iraq in 2003. The long-time chairman of the Federal Reserve Board (1986-2006)\u2013and during his reign considered to be one of the two most powerful men in the United States\u2013laid out the rationale in his 2007 memoir, The Age of Turbulence: Adventures in a New World.\n\u201cI am saddened that it is politically inconvenient to acknowledge what everyone knows: the Iraq war is largely about oil.\u201d\nThere it is, the reason we invaded Iraq\u2013and by inference, why an invasion of Iran looms on the horizon. Now you know (if you didn\u2019t already) why so many powerful politicians, media figures, and establishment opinion manipulators are frightening Americans about the possibility that Iran might build a nuclear weapon.\nKeep in mind that Iraq and Iran have the second and third largest Middle East oil reserves, roughly the same amount, behind only Saudi Arabia. Just exchange a \u201cq\u201d for an \u201cn\u201d in Greenspan\u2019s quote, and the pieces of the puzzle fall neatly in place.\nImage: PressTV\nAmericans are being systematically prepared for a potential war with Iran, just as we were for Iraq. Political leaders of both parties and the Obama administration have made it clear they will not accept a nuclear Iran. They tell us the prospect of a nuclear Iran cannot possibly be tolerated.\nThey don\u2019t want us taking into consideration that the United States and Russia each have at least 8,000 nuclear weapons, or that China, France and the United Kingdom each have hundreds of their own. In addition, Israel, India, Pakistan, and North Korea are known or believed to have large stockpiles of nuclear weapons.\nIn reality, the possibility of Iran potentially building one nuclear weapon in the next year or two does not appear to be a life-or-death catastrophe and certainly not a reason to start a new war. Iran surely realizes that were they to use such a weapon it would be certain suicide. And in all fairness, why are all these other countries allowed to have nukes, but Iran, surrounded by hostile neighbors already possessing such weapons, is not?\nNone of that matters. The American people, few of whom have ever beeen directly affected by war, are ready and willing to attack Iran. They have already been convinced\u201352% according to a poll published this month in Investor\u2019s Business Daily\u2013by politicians and the media that the U.S., if diplomacy fails, should go to war to prevent Iran from building nuclear weapons.\nNazi leader Hermann Goering understood this process:\nNaturally, the common people don\u2019t want war\u2026 But, after all, it is the leaders of the country who determine the policy and it is always a simple matter to drag the people along\u2026\u2026the people can always be brought to the bidding of the leaders. That is easy. All you have to do is tell them they are being attacked and denounce the pacifists for lack of patriotism and exposing the country to danger. It works the same way in any country.\u201d\nYou don\u2019t need a crystal ball to figure out where all this is going. Iran will cooperate with us and share it\u2019s oil, or risk an American invasion and occupation, just as was done in Iraq and Afghanistan. How can all this dangerous and deadly madness be explained? To paraphrase Watergate\u2019s Deep Throat: \u201cFollow the Oil.\u201d\nPUBLISHED IN OPEDNEWS.COM 01/16/2012\nThis entry was posted in Afghanistan, foreign policy, Iran, Iraq, military, war and tagged Alan Greenspan, China, Deep Throat, France, Hermann Goering, India, Investor's Business Daily, Israel, North Korea, nuclear weapons, Pakistan, Russia, The Age of Turbulence: Adventures in a New World., United Kingdom. Bookmark the permalink.\n2 Responses to Alan Greenspan Explained Why We Invaded Iraq (And Why Iran Is Next)\nmadams12 says:\nIt seems rather incredible that after all these years, decades of manufacturing a version of what the Fed was doing or what government was or should be doing, or how well this untrained \u201ceconomist\u201d was able to explain upside down and backward neoCon \u2018politics/policies\u2019 dealing with spending (mostly military) taxes (get rid of the burden for the top percentiles (his group) and endless war (for the MIC)\u2026..that there would be anyone left (or right) who would perceive this codger as offering any reality out about the reasons why the US pre-emptively attacked a sovereign country, one to whom we\u2019d armed & endorsed for years\u2026but the PNAC /Clean Break plan to divide and conquer at least 7 of the regional goverments on behalf of Israel should not be a \u2018news bulletin\u2019 for any American at this point. Read Ravi Batra\u2019s exposition on the hoaxes of Greenspan from the 80s thru Bush 2 for clearer understanding; read James Bamford\u2019s analysis of the Clean Break\u2026.or google for Gen Wesley Clark\u2019s 2007 speech in which he reveals the plan itself as a revelation to him whilst at the Pentagon in 2002\u2026to take down 7 Muslim states\u2026Sure there was a component common to most, oil\u2026but it would have been far less costly to have simply bought it from Iraq, to begin with. The contracts that the oil corps sought are still not being written and Al Maliki may never grant them the lucrative agreements those corps might have gained without a brutal destructive needless war based on lies about WMDs. If his lips are moving then Alan is surely lying.\nIt\u2019s hard to believe that Greenspan, who usually spoke so vaguely and indirectly on economic matters would be so direct about why we invaded Iraq. Maybe he had a few drinks.",
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        "raw_content": "Have I been the change?\nWhen I started this 30 day challenge on September 1st, I was in it for the yoga. When I heard about a challenge happening at Pure Yoga Ottawa, my favourite studio, I jumped on the chance to participate. I was pleasantly surprised to find out there was more to it than doing yoga every day.\nI received daily e-mails filled with motivational quotes and messages from Megan, the creator of this amazing challenge, videos and tips for at-home practice from Megan and Mike, another teacher. There were nutrition tips and delicious recipes. I discovered new ways to prepare old ingredients and new foods to try. There was information about holistic healing. This was new, and interesting to read about.\nI\u2019ve mentioned in previous posts that my body is tired and needs a rest from daily practice, at least for a while. However, my mind and spirit will miss the daily motivation and encouragement. For this, I am sad to see the challenge end.\nThis challenge coincided with going back to work. Last year, I found the back to school period to be very difficult. I felt like there was always something more to do. I never had enough time to do it all. Once I realized I couldn\u2019t do it all, I relaxed and enjoyed my work a lot more. This year, I was afraid of falling into the same trap. I was happy to have a reason to leave work at a reasonable hour, to take some time for myself and to have a way to find peace every day.\nI realized one of the things I love the most about yoga is the quiet moment that comes after giving all I\u2019ve got. Taking child\u2019s pose anytime feels good, but taking child\u2019s pose after going through several flows, side planks and chair pose is bliss. I was thinking about this during class today, when Megan said something that struck a chord with me. She said The vinyasa of our practice mirrors the vinyasa of our lives.\nDuring a class, I might feel happy, frustrated, proud, discouraged, tired, curious, scared and blissed out. I feel these same emotions during my daily life. I try to approach challenges in my practice with an open mind and lots of laughter. I am trying to do the same with the challenges in my life. This is the change I did not know I was looking for. So yes, to answer my own question, I think I have been the change.\nToday was day 30. It was the last class. I went to Megan\u2019s class, which was perfect, because I started this challenge with one of her classes and also because without her, there wouldn\u2019t be a challenge. I was very proud of myself for seeing this through all the way to the end. I got all 30 stickers on the board! Yes, they\u2019re all pink.\nI was also very happy to do this class with Jacynthe and Dominique, who are both collegues and friends. We did this challenge together and it definitely contributed to the motivation to make it to class every day!\nAnd finally, it was great to meet some of the other challengers. We have become a community, linked by our desire to be the change. Thanks so much Megan for giving us the chance to find the best in ourselves. Namaste.\nMy 30-day yoga challenge is coming to an end, and I\u2019ve learned two very important things. More than two things, actually. But here are two of them.\n1. I love yoga (I knew this, but now it\u2019s reaffirmed. Again.)\n2. I love other things too. I love running, reading, baking, my friends, my family. I haven\u2019t had much time for any of these things for most of September.\nThis past week has been the most challenging. Motivation was down and grumpiness was up. Last night\u2019s class was a perfect example of the low-energy practice that has been annoying me. On my way home, I told myself to suck it up. There were only three days left to the challenge and I had two choices: finish kicking and screaming (ok, more like whining and dragging my feet) or give it all I\u2019ve got left.\nI chose option 2. (Not finishing was never an option.)\nWith this new determination to just enjoy myself and make the most of it, I went to a power class with Laurie after work. I love Laurie\u2019s classes.\nWhen we did crow pose, she said we could bring our head down and stand in tripod. Then we could bring our legs up into a tripod headstand. My first reaction was \u201cNo way! I\u2019ll smash my head into the floor and that will not go well with the whole fun vibe I\u2019ve got going on here.\u201d\nI hesitated for just a second, then I went for it. It looked something like this. (The placement of my legs on my arms is a little off, but I took these pictures when I came home and I was trying to do it fast so I could shower and eat. I was starving!)\nFirst crow.\nThen teddy bear headstand. How cute is that? (The name, not my butt up in the air.)\nI\u2019m actually a little disappointed in this picture, because it looks nowhere near as awesome as it felt. During my pity-party practice last night, I had an Eeyore moment during standing splits where I thought \u201cI\u2019ll never do a headstand.\u201d This pose made me realize that I\u2019ll get there one day. I tried lifting my legs up off my arms, but they were not moving. One step at a time!\nLast Saturday, I was sick and I did not go to yoga. I know! Crazy. But I needed a rest day. I want to make up the missed class, but I haven\u2019t done it yet. I\u2019m thinking Saturday\u2019s my day.\nI haven\u2019t been blogging much, because yoga has taken over my life. I do realize it\u2019s day 27, and I\u2019ve been doing this for close to a month, but this week it felt like I had even less time for other things.\nI thought I would give you all a little update, since I know you\u2019ve all been dying to know about my classes!\nI felt better than Saturday, so I went to a yang/yin class with Edith. The yang part was obviously the most difficult, as I kept thinking \u201cIt\u2019s so nice and warm in here, I\u2019d really like a nap.\u201d Also, when I had my head upside down, like in downward dog, I couldn\u2019t breathe. Fun stuff. Also very attractive. Yin was bliss.\nPower class with Jen. I was a little worried, even though I felt better. However, I worried for nothing. It was a-ma-zing! It had been almost a week since I had enough energy to actually enjoy a power class. We did dragon (yuck) but also that awesome arm-balance thing that I can actually do now! Only for about 3 seconds, then I fall over, but still, it\u2019s fabulous!\nLow-energy day. When I got up that morning, I had great plans to do two classes, but as the day went on, I realized that was not going to happen! I went to candlelight yin with Mark and it was just what I needed.\nI also thought this might be a two-class day, but I had a headache at work, so I decided against it. It was yin again, this time with Ichih. It was the yoga hug I didn\u2019t know I needed. I felt so much better after class.\nToday, I had a grumpy practice. I thought I had more energy and motivation than I actually did. So when class started and I realized I would rather be crashed on the couch than at a flow clas, it was kind of a shock. I tried to shake it off, but I was kind of like Eeyore. I sighed my way through chair pose and sat out side plank. Near the end, we did eagle and dancer, and although my balance was not great, it made me feel better.\nHere\u2019s hoping tomorrow is more Winnie the Pooh like, and less Eeyore like!\nI\u2019m sick. I\u2019ve been kind of avoiding this reality all week, but there\u2019s no escaping it now. It\u2019s just a cold, so it could definitely be worse. No fever, no aches and pains, I\u2019m just tired and stuffed up. Also, I sneeze a lot.\nI\u2019m like this kitty plus sneezing and coughing.\nThis morning, I was supposed to participate in a yoga mala, which is 108 sun salutations for the changing of the seasons. I did it for srping and summer, and I was excited to do it for fall, thinking I could do it for winter as well, then I would have done 108 sun salutations for each season of 2012. The event was meant to take place on Parliament Hill, so outside. It was raining all day yesterday, and was calling for rain this morning, so they cancelled the event last night. I was disappointed, but I think it was for the best. I\u2019m not sure how long I would have lasted in the rain this morning!\nI decided to go to a noon class at Pure instead. Well, I woke up at 11:30, so I guess that wasn\u2019t meant to be either. I needed sleep and I think I need a day of rest. Right now I\u2019m watching Maid in Manhattan in my Barbie pyjamas (yes, Barbie. I love Barbie and true love lasts forever.) I\u2019ve got my box of Vicks scented tissues and a cup of tea. For now, this is what I need.\nI might try to get to a class later today, or maybe I\u2019ll just stay home and do two classes on another day when I feel better. We\u2019ll see!\nWhat if sloths did yoga?\nYou know those days where putting on your shoes seems like so much work and you would rather buy new clothes than do laundry? Today was one of those days. It wasn\u2019t a lazy day on purpose, it was more because of lack of energy due to a cold and small children driving me a little crazy.\nOn a non-challenge day, I would have stayed home and not gone to yoga. Since it is day 20 out of 30, I couldn\u2019t very well miss it. I decided to have a nap, then I asked myself \u201cWhat would a sloth do?\u201d This was not a good question, because obviously, a sloth would have said \u201cForget yoga. I\u2019m just going to hang here on my tree. I don\u2019t even come down to pee.\u201d\nI made my way to the studio, warned Jen about my sloth-like energy level, then tried not to fall asleep on my mat before class started. I realized I was more like a baby sloth, because they have a little more energy than their parents (I\u2019m guessing). A baby sloth would have made it to class, but might still fall asleep. Plus, they\u2019re way cuter.\nThis was me on my mat. I like to think my nose is a little smaller.\nJen\u2019s class was awesome. It was more on the chill side that I expected. Not that it was easy. I tried to wimp out on bear pose, but Jen saw me. I was hiding out in the back corner and I kind of looked like this.\nI actually did better than I thought I would. I got dizzy at one point and had to sit down, but mostly I felt good. Tired, but happy to be practicing. I ended the class with more energy than when I started. Such is the power of yoga!\nI don\u2019t like pumpkin pie. There. I said it. I know it makes people think I\u2019m weird, but I think pumpkin pie is weird. I don\u2019t like the texture. Also, it\u2019s a vegetable. In a dessert. Because I don\u2019t like pumpkin pie, I\u2019ve always thought I don\u2019t like pumpkin anything. However, last weekend, I picked some very beautiful, very orange pumpkins in the garden.\nI washed the dirt off, then cut one in half. I scooped out it\u2019s insides. (I was planning on roasting the seeds, but I forgot about them and they kind of all stuck together. It was a little icky looking, so I threw them out.) Then, I placed each half in a baking dish and poured about an inch of water around them.\nThey went into the oven for about an hour at 350 0C, then I scooped out the edible part. Voil\u00e0, roasted pumpkin. That\u2019s it. Nothing else to do.\nI did this yesterday, then put the pumpkin in the fridge. Today, I pureed it and froze some of it in half-cup measures to use in the future.\nThen came the fun part. Pumpkin scones. I figured if I wanted to check to see if I liked pumpkin flavoured anything, it was best to test it out in one of my favourite things ever. Scones.\nI used this recipe and they came out tasting marvelous! They taste like fall, spices and Halloween. Ok, maybe not Halloween, but they\u2019re really good! I made mine bite-sized, so I baked them for 8-9 minutes.\nI brought some in to the yoga studio tonight and left with an empty plate!\nBaking these put me in a good mood. I wasn\u2019t in a bad mood, but I had kind of a grumpy day. I\u2019ve been feeling a cold coming on all week and today it made sure I knew it was here to stay for a few days. It was one of those days where everything and everyone annoyed me. Being annoyed all day, while sniffling, is exhausting.\nThe scones made me feel better, and then yoga was perfect. It was yin and it was heaven. At the end of class, we chilled out in pentacle pose. I\u2019ve only done this pose a few times, but I love it. You lay out in one big X with a block under your sacrum. I felt very relaxed and just let go. Then, I got a rare blissful moment where I let go even more when I thought I wasn\u2019t holding anything. It was amazing and I think I gave a little sigh of happiness.\nWhen I came home, my kitchen had that sweet, happy, baking scent. Bliss.",
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        "raw_content": "Women\u2019s March Ignores Saudi Arabia\u2019s Long-Awaited Step For Women\u2019s Rights\nThat Saudi Arabia will let women drive cars next year is an incredibly big deal for women\u2019s rights. So why hasn\u2019t the Women\u2019s March praised this big step yet?\nSeptember 27, 2017 By Kelsey Harkness\nKing Salman bin Abdulaziz of Saudi Arabia finally decided to end one of the world\u2019s most oppressive policies against women, issuing a decree on Tuesday allowing women to drive.\nAccording to The Wall Street Journal, the decree won\u2019t go into effect until June of next year, \u201cafter a government committee will study how to begin allowing women onto the roads driving their own vehicles.\u201d (Apparently the government is also new to drivers\u2019 licenses and car keys.)\nAs sarcastic as I\u2019m tempted to be, this is an incredibly big deal for anyone who cares about women\u2019s rights. So naturally, the Women\u2019s March (thus far) has been silent, despite pretending to care about women\u2019s equality so passionately for the past year.\nTo be clear, the Women\u2019s March hasn\u2019t been completely silent since Saudi women were granted the right to drive. Since news broke of the decree, the Women\u2019s March found time to tweet about its Women\u2019s Convention, resisting President Trump, Puerto Rico, and Twitter changing its character limits. But a historically oppressive state finally reversing one of its most discriminatory policies against women? Not worth 140 characters, apparently.\nThis Only Vindicates Our Choice Not to Join You\nWhen women like me chose not to participate in the Women\u2019s March in January, time and time again we were belittled. If we felt we didn\u2019t \u201cneed this march,\u201d they put it, it\u2019s because we \u201chave privilege,\u201d and are \u201cblind to it.\u201d By not marching, they said, we were being \u201cappallingly, devastatingly selfish.\u201d\nSo in light of the movement\u2019s silence on the announcement from Saudi Arabia, I have a message to those who scolded me. I didn\u2019t refuse to march because I think women are equal, I refused to march because I know women are not equal.\nI didn\u2019t refuse to march because \u201cI didn\u2019t need to,\u201d I didn\u2019t march because the movement cherry-picked which women it wanted to represent. (Heaven forbid you were against abortion, standing for every woman\u2019s right to be born\u2014women who think this weren\u2019t invited.) I didn\u2019t fall for their cheap version of feminism then and I\u2019m certainly not falling for it now.\nWomen\u2019s Rights Should Be Bigger than This\nI\u2019m aware that in America, being a woman isn\u2019t always easy. But I\u2019m also aware that in America, I have the right to wake up, choose what I wear, drive to work, and make a living. I\u2019m also aware that in America, I have the right to choose who I marry with my body parts still intact. Millions of women in Africa, the Middle East, and Asia, still lack these basic rights.\nTo those who chided me for being privileged, there\u2019s some truth to that. I couldn\u2019t be any luckier to be born in an age and in a country where I don\u2019t have to worry about my basic rights. But since I\u2019m aware that not all women are so lucky, excuse me for refusing to spend my time complaining about my own inequalities. That would be devastatingly selfish, now wouldn\u2019t it?\nInstead of focusing on myself, I choose to complain about the inequalities my fellow sisters still face on a widespread, international scale. I also choose to celebrate the moments when they earn the right to take the steering wheel, and drive to a place where we can all safely complain about the smaller stuff.\nSince the organization that claims to care so much about women\u2019s rights isn\u2019t saying it, allow me, in 140 characters or less: \u201cCongratulations to the women of Saudi Arabia for this great achievement. You deserve it, and I wish you many more.\u201d\nPhoto Jonathan Eyler-Werve / Wikimedia\nfeminism Islamism Saudi Arabia Women's March women's rights",
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        "raw_content": "\u201cTHE Anglican Church has been rocked by another disclosure of sexual abuse, a few weeks after a well-known author broke a 40-year silence on his own experience.\nThis week, David Fields (not his real name) recalled how the abuse lasted from the late 1970s until the early 1980s when he was 13 years old.\n\u201cAs a young boy I grew up in church. Our parents wanted us to attend church and priests were looked up to in the community as people with authority and power.\n\u201cThe priest and another one in the parish started taking an interest in me, but at the time I didn\u2019t know why nor could I understand what the interest was all about. Then the abuse started with touching and led to sexual activity.\n\u201cThe other priest stopped pursuing me. But one continued. He would come to our home, telling my parents he was taking me to church events. This continued for about four years. And suddenly he was moved about 150km from Cape Town.\n\u201cBut this didn\u2019t stop him coming to our house under the pretext of wanting me to help him with something or taking me to a church event. At first, he would take me to the house where he lived in on the church grounds, where he would sexually abuse me,\u201d Fields said.\nThe priest also took Fields to meet his friends and family.\nFields said he was not the only one to be abused, as he later heard other boys had been abused by the other priest.\nAbout 20 years after the abuse, he sought counselling and, in 2003, had the courage to tell his parents and family about it.\n\u201cBy that time, though, my marriage had broken down and this had also affected my relationships with other people.\u201d\nFields said he later heard the priest had moved from place to place and a parent had tried to shoot him, possibly because of sex abuse claims.\nHe said he was aware the church had revoked the priest\u2019s licence to preach, but that he was still requested by some parishes in the small towns to be involved in church-related events.\nAbout two years ago, Fields\u2019s partner wrote to the Anglican church about the allegations, expecting the church to record the incident and initiate a probe.\nThe church\u2019s response, he said, was that Fields needed to open a case with the police.\nFields said he went to the Bishop Lavis police station to lay a charge, but the investigating officer later told him there was nothing they could do as, legally, there had been a time lapse of 20 years.\nThe Criminal Procedure Act is now before Parliament for amendment.\n\u201cI decided last year to initiate a meeting with the priest who abused me. The meeting took place on a Sunday afternoon at the office of the dean of St George\u2019s Cathedral.I wanted to hear him apologise for the trauma he put me and my family through. He accused me of making him look like a monster. In the end I had to drag the apology out of him.\u201d\nArchbishop of the Anglican Church in Southern Africa Thabo Makgoba confirmed that Fields had approached him through the dean of Cape Town, Michael Weeder, asking to meet.\n\u201cI explained that if he was to lay charges against a priest under church law, I might have to handle an appeal in my capacity as archbishop. I would not want a case to fail on the grounds I have a conflict of interest. I assured him our Diocesan Standing Committee had resolved that we should not hide such cases,\u201d he said.\u201d\nPrevious Buffalo Catholic Diocese Kept $1.5m Pay-Out To Child Abuse Victim Quiet\nNext Second Catholic Priest Under Investigation For Child Sex Abuse In Michigan Diocese",
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        "raw_content": "Half a Trillion Bailout For The Creators of the Market Crisis\nUS Mortgage bailout at half a trillion, Loss of confidence means end of credibility in the markets. Phony wars, phony values in real estate will cost all of you, financial companies bought out, power consolidated in financial markets, Gold on the rise, stock markets as volatile as a drunken sailor, why are the markets rallying after the big bailout\nWe recoil in disgust at the way these arrogant sociopaths, the henchmen of the Illuminati at the Fed and in our Treasury Department, led by Bernanke and Paulson, respectively, are taking the toxic waste losses of the Wall Street fraudsters and dumping them on the taxpayer sheople, while short-squeezing savvy investors by selectively prohibiting and prosecuting shorts of any kind for the stocks of about 800 financial institutions through early October, which all deserve to be shorted. Between the Byzantine dollar rally, the Saudi crude oil assassination, the peppering of precious metals by pernicious paper-hangers (wasn't Adolf Hitler a paper-hanger at one time?) and the short-squeeze on financials, we wonder how many more hedge funds are going to go under, and take everyone else with them in the process, as Lehman gets cannibalized just in time to rack up mark-to-market losses for the sheople to eat in the latest bailout bonanza for the fraudsters, soon to be revealed as the Resolution Trust Company II solution?\nBailing out the toxic mortgages found among the half of US real estate mortgages held or guaranteed by Phonie and Fraudie, some 5+ trillion worth, was not enough for them. Now, they want to pawn the rest of the toxins from the other half of US mortgages, which they estimate will be about a half a trillion. Gee, didn't they tell us the Iran War would cost 60 to 200 billion, only to find out later that when you add in future costs for veteran's disabilities and pensions, the cost could top 3 trillion? And didn't Bernanke tell us that the fallout from the subprime situation was contained? Of course, that was before we saw fraudsters around the world eat $350 billion and counting. And didn't all the fraudster CEO's keep telling us that their walking dead zombie companies were sound and liquid right up to the time that their shareholders got vaporized? Aren't you starting to get a little tired of all the lies? Can we trust even a single word spoken by anyone from Wall Street, the Fed or our \"beloved\" Treasury Department anymore? The Street, the Fed and our government now have ZERO credibility. This loss of confidence is going to take the markets down no matter what these reprobate and sociopath elitists do.\nYou will eat multiple trillions of dollars from each of the following: (1) The phony War on Terror; (2) the loss in real estate values caused by record inventories that will be created by defaults and foreclosures resulting from rampant unemployment, loan fraud, over-leveraged consumers and ARM and Option ARM resets; (3) the combined bailout of Fannie's and Freddie's share of the toxic waste contained in the approximately half of all US mortgages which these cess pools have made or insured, plus the losses from the Resolution Trust Company II bailout of the toxic waste from the remaining half of US mortgages; (4) the shortage in the FDIC's insurance reserves that will be generated by losses incurred on account of what will be anywhere from 1,000 bank failures, as suggested by billionaire Wilber Ross, to perhaps as many as half of all banks in the US, as recently suggested by Ken Lewis, CEO of Bank of America; (5) the PBGC's funding shortage to cover losses suffered by pension plan beneficiaries on account of pension under-funding caused by what will be the loss of as much as half of the value of all US equity shares; (6) the bailouts likely to occur when the credit default swaps and interest rate swaps, along with the entire bond market, go under in what will be the greatest bear market of all time in both bonds and derivatives, which are guaranteed to occur based on the hyperinflation that will be caused by all the other bailouts just listed, as well as by our continually burgeoning budget and trade deficits, the resulting double digit interest rates which will become necessary in order to combat inflation and to properly reward risks, which are about to escalate in astronomical fashion, and to attract foreign investment, which will soon drop to nil based on negative rates of return; (7) the loss in purchasing power due to hyperinflation generated by 1 through 6 above; and (8) the new wars for profit that will be started in order to restart our vaporized economy in the wake of the death and destruction caused by 1 through 7, above, and you can also add in the costs associated with potential social unrest and revolution that are almost certain to occur. When number 6 above comes to fruition, the entire world economy will implode and go into deep depression. None will escape the coming juggernaut of losses when the glowing, quadrillion dollar Derivative Death-Star goes supernova. The entire world economy will get sucked into the resulting financial black hole.\nThe Resolution Trust Company II will be rammed down the throats of Congress, just like (1) the Federal Reserve Act that has been used to inflate the middle class out of its wealth by imposing a stealth tax which is used to fund profligate government spending and enrich private banker's with their debt-based fractional reserve system of banking; (2) the passage of the US Income Tax, which is used to enslave and impoverish US citizens and to ensure payment of the US Treasury's debt to the Federal Reserve on its treasury paper; (3) the repeal of the Glass-Steagall Act by the Gramm, Leach, Bliley Act, which is what paved the way for the speculation, fraud and conflicts of interest that always arise when commercial banks and investment banks are allowed to be merged under one entity, as we just saw happen with Bank of America when it bought out Merrill Lynch, and this poisonous piece of legislation is what allowed the Illuminist bankers to pawn off the toxic waste which their investment banking division created for its investment banking clients, after getting fraudulent AAA ratings from the ratings agencies, on their hapless, sucker-dupe commercial banking clients; (4) the passage of the toxic Commodity Futures Modernization Act, which freed the then fledgling OTC derivatives market, including credit default swaps and interest rate swaps, from the regulatory power of both the SEC or the CFTC, leading to an out-of-control, unregulated, under-collateralized, quadrillion dollar volcano of smoldering, molten risk that no one understands in terms of its scope, its interrelationships and its counterparty risks, and now these financial weapons of mass destruction threaten the worldwide financial system; (5) the passage of the Iran War resolution based on Bush Administration lies regarding Saddam Hussein's supposed weapons of mass destruction and involvement in 911, which has led us into yet another bloody war for profit under the guise of security, democracy and freedom, and which has resulted in the killing of millions of Iraqi civilians and thousands of our soldiers (move over Hitler, Mao and Stalin, the Illuminati and their neocon henchmen are just getting warmed up as they take their shenanigans to the Balkans); (6) the approval of both Patriot Acts to help us fight the evil Osama Bin Laden and the phony \"War on Terror\" while dismantling our Constitutional rights; (7) the approval of the Military Commissions Act which makes all dissenters into \"enemy combatants\" and takes away their right to habeas corpus; (8) the passage of the John W. Warner Defense Authorization Act of 2006, which repeals Posse Comitatus, meaning that our military forces can now be used against our own citizens for the first time in our history, and contrary to our Constitution; and (9) the Fannie and Freddie bailout, which was just authorized so the fraudsters can dump their slime on taxpayers in a futile attempt to save their precious system of Ponzi-schemes and insider trading which is becoming unraveled right before their eyes. This is why all incumbents, except for Ron Paul, must be voted out in November.\nThe House Finance Committee, headed by Rep. Barney Frank, and the Senate Finance Committee, headed by Sen. Christopher Dodd, will give it their usual Boo-Boo, response: \"I don't know, Yogi,\" in order to give the clueless sheople the appearance that they are going to protect taxpayers from the slimy bankers, when the reality is, it is already a done deal and has been planned long in advance, probably for many months, if not years, just like the Patriot Acts. What you are seeing happen right before your eyes is the revenge of the Illuminati for the passage of the Glass-Steagall Act. Not only have they repealed that act, but now they have reverted our system back to the way it was when the Stock Market Crash of 1929 occurred. This is why Bank of America jumped all over Merrill Lynch, and why you are hearing continual overtures for Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley to do the same, with claims that their business models are flawed. The fane-stream media now tells us that we need such combinations to give our financial institutions greater strength and staying power in the face of a crisis, when it is such combinations that are responsible for creating the crisis in the first place. This is the classic Hegelian Dialectic on steroids: first create the crisis, and then propose the predetermined solutions, stuffing them down everyone's throats, if necessary. If you want to see institutions that will automatically be deemed to be too big to fail the next time they defraud the public, just check out the gargantuan financial behemoths that will emerge out of the current crisis!\nNote how this was all set up. First, all the legislation was put into place. Then the system is brought into a crisis situation, which was easily accomplished through deregulation, in order to propel us into a situation where the Illuminists are allowed to consolidate their power with the full blessing of the dopey sheople. Note how Bear Stearns was assassinated just before the Fed opened up its Primary Dealer Credit Facility and its Term Securities Lending Facility, which could have saved BS. They arranged to have BS's clients abandon them and withdrew BS liquidity and credit, and down they went, payback for not helping in the LTCM bailout and for not joining the Illuminist club. Then they string out all the other big commercial and investment banks, to see which ones would turn out to be the keepers, because the carnage was so bad and so widely spread that no one could tell which of the big commercial and investment banks might survive, if any. They needed time to figure out who the survivors would be. Hence, all the desperate bailouts dripping with moral hazard were made to keep them all afloat while they were attempting to make this determination. They decide to let Lehman fail because their condition is irredeemable and it looks like criminal charges may come up at some point due to shenanigans that management committed against their employee's pension money, making them a hot potato. They pair up Bank of America with Merrill Lynch, and we see JP Morgan Chase and possibly Wachovia pairing up with Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley, respectively. Wachovia and Morgan Stanley are already in talks for a merger. AIG is being preserved to see if they can be fit into the consolidation scheme once all their problems have been sorted out.\nTo support the survivors, they then announce the Resolution Trust Company II bailout, kill all shorting of over 800 financial companies, and then spew out money and credit throughout the international banking system in amounts that are nothing short of spectacular. This is an outrageous, unbelievable, unprecedented consolidation of power, which flies in the face of free markets and paves the way for an ever-burgeoning corporatist, fascist police state. Hanky Panky wants to give the Fed sweeping regulatory power over this new group of behemoths who will control everything, while occasionally allowing crumbs to fall off their table for the little guys to gobble up. And there will be far fewer of the little guys to worry about after the carnage in the banking sector has finally ceased.\nThis is not a sure thing for them. The fraudsters remaining, even the big guys, could still fail, that is how bad this situation has become. The Illuminati are quaking with terror that they have overdone things and that they could end up destroying the whole system irreparably. That is why we are having all these bailouts stuffed down our throats.\nGold and silver went on a moon shot this week, with gold setting a new all-time record for a one-day increase in value. That is what happens when you keep pressing on the lid of a pressure cooker, trying to keep boiling, molten precious metals from escaping. Aiding gold and silver was the unraveling of longs in the USDX futures market, who were forced to cover because they had pushed the dollar up as far as it could go. Suddenly, the 93,701 contracts of open interest on Tuesday were reduced to 52,872, being cut virtually in half. That means the dollar rally is over and the ever more desperate bailouts are going to undermine confidence in the dollar. Soon, all these trillions in bailouts may lead to a downgrade of our treasuries, as our debt load will soon reach unsustainable levels, no matter how much the PPT tries to manipulate the markets. The stupidest dolt should be able to figure out that much.\nThe stock markets are shooting up and down with unprecedented volatility, bobbing and weaving like a drunken sailor as the PPT tries to fight the gravity created by the financial black hole created by the collapse of the Bailout Death-Star and the total lack of confidence of market players who are finally starting to realize that CEO's, Treasury Secretaries and Fed Chairmen are little more than pathological liars, and that the markets are rigged in ways that make China and Russia green with envy. Look at the condition of the Russian and Chinese stock markets, which are being vaporized, compared to ours, which has been placed in a state of suspended animation by the PPT anti-gravity machine. Hey Russia, and China, take some notes. We'll show you what it means to be a died-in-the-wool Marxist/Communist state! And we lead by example, so pay attention. Remember, the satanic trillionaires that run our command economy from behind the scenes are the ones who set you up and financed you. They are the true masters of Communism and Marxism! You guys are amateurs!!!\nDo you really think the markets are rallying because everyone is impressed with the new string of bailouts? All the pros know where this is leading us, and they are de-leveraging. If you want to know why the markets are rallying, besides tens of billions of dollars being unleashed from the repo pool for insidious and in-your-face manipulations, check out the yen. At 9 am on the 16th, it was super yen, at 103.650 yen per dollar and 147.592 yen per euro. Now suddenly, despite the dollar crash, the yen has wimped out, and as of 2:25 pm on Friday, it stood at 107.065 against the dollar, and at 154.653 against the euro. Rally mystery solved. Let's get ready to rumble!!!\nThe members of Pink Floyd become prophets for America. Thanks to all the Illuminist lies the sheople have been injected with, the Goldilocks Matrix remains in tact. Yes indeed, you have all become \"comfortably numb.\n\"O.K.\nThere'll be no more aaaaaaaaah! But you may feel a little sick.\nCan you stand up? I do believe it's working, good. That'll keep you going through the show\nI have become comfortably numb.\"\nGroup: Pink Floyd; Album: The Wall; Song: Comfortably Numb\nWe hope and pray that the dream is not yet gone, and that Americans get a fleeting glimpse of our former glory and greatness, and that they wake up and stop allowing these scum-bags to have their way with them.",
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        "raw_content": "We See Totally Surreal Markets\nUS dollar finding a temporary bottom, gold, silver, and commodities continue to make sense, mortgage scandals, surreal markets, dollar devaluation guaranteed, record deficits, US finally tries to live within its means.\nAs we write, the US dollar is in the process of trying to find at least a temporary bottom at 76.50 and to launch a countertrend rally. We would think a rally back to 80 is achievable, but we do not believe it\u2019s sustainable - only some stabilization through the election. Japan drew a line in the sand at 82 and finished last Friday trading at 81.37. That does not smack of success, but we see improvement over the next two weeks.\nOne thing the weaker dollar has done is make exports cheaper for transnational conglomerates and that has helped the market along with these companies repurchasing their stock in the market. In spite of these subsidies the market went nowhere last week. That was probably because of the off again, on again, of quantitative easing 2. Half of the Fed members say lets do it and the other half says do not. In the middle of this verbal conflict is the ever-placid Ben Bernanke, who is answering the call of Wall Street by expanding aggregates via the repo market, which he has been doing since early June. At this point we can assume that the wise guys, who really make the decisions and just happen to own the Fed, have discounted an injection of $500 billion. In addition, they know long-term interest rates are headed lower, although a reduction in the ten year T-note of \u00bd% to 1% is not going to change things much. It will only provide a comfort zone and make big corporations more profits. We do not believe it will have a big influence on home buying with the mortgage scandal in process, which could drag on for years. It will be interesting to see if any bankers are charged criminally. In all probability none will, they just pay fines, or their corporations do, which is all the government is interested in.\nWhile this transpires and international business tightens, exporters all want cheap currencies, that has caused neglect of the dollar by the fed and Treasury and their antics have put the foreign exchange market into disarray. This in part has caused consumer confidence to fall generally worldwide. We see no end in sight and from our point of view this is part of a global trade war as greed distorts rational thinking. It had to come and it will benefit the US in time. You have China increasing aggregates at a 20% rate to cheapen the Yuan for trade purposes. If China does not cease and desist their policies will definitely lead to trade war as everyone else follows. In order to solve these currencies, trade and tariff problems, all these nations have to meet and agree on revaluation, devaluation and debt default settlement. If that doesn\u2019t happen the entire system is going to break down.\nThis is why gold, silver and commodities make sense in this negative environment. Where else can you go that is safe, as countries are most all developing beggar-thy-neighbor policies? We must say the eurozone has refrained from quantitative easing, but how long can that last? The euro just rose from $1.19 to $1.40, and the 12% to 15% price advantage for exports is in good part gone. Germany and other members will continue to see falling exports and that will put great pressure on the ECB to loosen up and perhaps to reduce interest rates. We are seeing one reflationary cycle after another in most nations and that does not solve the problems. We have seen that in the US with the Bush stimulus, then QE1. That is why QE2 is futile. All it does is enable higher gold, silver and commodity prices. The gold and silver markets have been a lock since June of 2000, or for 10 years. Compounded annual gains of almost 20% a year. These kinds of profits have existed nowhere else over that period. In fact nothing comes close and it is going to continue. What you are seeing is classical economics at play. Not only are they an inflationary, hyperinflationary and deflationary depression play, but they are as well the ultimate currency play. The only entity or currency that has no debt or encumbrances. Today we even have ETFs, that are supposed to have physical gold and silver, but instead are loaded with derivatives. We had best hope the derivatives market doesn\u2019t fold, because if it does all the players therein will have some serious problems, as well the highly leveraged LBMA and Comex.\nPsychologically the new mortgage-gate scandal will put a damper on home and commercial real estate sales in the US. Recent G-20 meetings have produced little in the way of solutions on trade and foreign exchange. Derivatives are not even discussed. Protectionism is being forced on nations by greedy nations, as most all unilaterally act in their own interest. They believe they can continue to get away with what they have been getting away with for years. The US and Europe cannot simply look the other way anymore. This as Keynesians all trip over themselves and the fascist economic model. Nations cannot make people buy things and they are pulling their financial horns in worldwide. That means all that money and credit created does not go into plant, equipment and research, or consumerism. It ends up in speculative markets. It serves to beat off inflation, but it creates nothing, especially jobs and consumption. The insiders, insider Goldman Sachs, say the economic scenario is fairly bad and very bad. Does it get any simpler than that?\nWe see totally surreal markets, because the US government has been manipulating them under the fascist model for years As in 1984, good news is bad and bad news is good. Market manipulation is insanity and it guarantees a dreadful conclusion. There is no logic and the denizens of Wall Street go right along with the scam least they lose their jobs. Most all of the economic and financial news is bad and that is a fact. Markets cannot thrive on hope in the Fed or the administration or on QE2. The fundamentals simply are not there. Zero interest rates cannot last forever and neither can a never-ending, growing Fed balance sheet. The Fed\u2019s policies have been losers. How can you have faith in a failed system driven by the greed and looting of the American public by Wall Street and banking, which owns the Fed? In fact we now see them praying for inflation so their system doesn\u2019t collapse. They really believe they can propagandize the public into spending more again. That is going to be a very hard sell with real unemployment at 22-3/4% and real estate still collapsing. In June, the banks began to try to lend to the better quality, small and medium sized businesses. Thus far it has been a failure. In fact there is no upturn, or recovery, in sight. All the Fed is doing is creating another asset bubble in the face of mark-to-model and the carrying of two sets of books by major corporations, especially in Wall Street and banking. That means the downside risks are still latently present. What does Wall Street say about 30% of unemployed have been out of work for more than a year and 40% have been out for more than six months? The projection is 11 million homeowners are going to lose their homes unless government offers an effective modification program. How do you get 42 million people off of food stamps? Can the health care bill be reversed? We hope so, but we do not think so. Corporate America and banking have close to $5 trillion, but they are reluctant to spend it or lend it. This looks like a blind alley to us.\nThe kick off of QE2 began with the purchase of long-dated bonds. That plan we are told has a $500 billion price tag for openers. As we explained in an earlier issue the Fed will have to buy $1 trillion to $1.5 trillion in bonds. That should easily take the 10-year T-note down to 1.5%. This is an accepted fact on Wall Street and has already been discounted in the market. Profit growth is receding and costs are rising for corporate America. If they lay off any more people they won\u2019t be able to function.\nAs you all know as the dollar falls foreign goods become more expensive in America and that fuels inflation. In addition commodity prices are rising at a very quick rate fueling further price inflation. These competitive devaluations aid as well the upward movement of gold and silver.\nHistorically the investments that gain in price and stature during currency wars and with the imposition of trade tariffs are gold, silver, platinum and palladium. Commodities gain as well in the flight to quality.\nBy way of a leap of faith, PIMCO has raised its holdings of MBS to the highest level in over a year just before mortgage-gate began. We find it of interest that PIMCO moved in before QE1 and now QE2. Could it be that this firm knew something that few others knew, or was it simply a stroke of luck? If PIMCO has an inside pipeline then we are assured that QE2 is already in place. We believe it has been for four months. All that knowledge by PIMCO could very well be for naught, if mortgage-gate blows sky high. Everything possible is being done to keep it under wraps in the media until the election is over. There is no question in our minds that the Fed will not be only buying Treasuries, but MBS and CDOs, as it adds more toxic waste to its portfolio in cleaning up banks\u2019 books at $0.80 on the dollar and selling the garbage back at $0.20 on the dollar. Incidentally, you get to pay for the losses. If this mortgage fraud blows up, as we believe it will PIMCO could have serious problems.\nAt the heart of today\u2019s financial problems is one of the greatest frauds ever pulled by American banking. This is the result of issuing fiat money and credit. This is the result of leaving the gold standard 39 years ago. The release of gold as an anchor ended any incentive to stop inflating. Government can spend as it pleases and the public gladly accepts inflation to have a better lifestyle, not understanding that debt piles up, taxes have to rise and in the end the bubble breaks as we have just seen in real estate. It has also ushered in fascist socialism that has allowed welfare, food stamps, and extended unemployment forever, Medicare, Medicaid and educational grants. The politicians, and those who control them, cannot and won\u2019t stop the gravy train because if they do the system collapses in chaos. It is called a race to the bottom that began 39 years ago initiated by President Nixon, who said we are all Keynesians at heart. In other words, everyone wants a free lunch.\nOne thing we can guarantee is dollar devaluation, versus other currencies and gold and default. This is another lock Americans are going to have to deal with. Social Security and Medicare are already in default. Why do you think government wants to steal your retirement plans? How else can they keep them going with other government spending, such as wars of endless duration and creating employment in a staggering economy? The bank known as Washington has already been broken.\nEven Mr. Bernanke, Chairman of the Fed, tells us today\u2019s deficits are unsustainable, but few want to listen. It is just like in 1967 when we predicted that free trade, globalization, offshoring and outsourcing would be used to deliberately destroy the US economy, and no one wanted to listen. It has been a policy that has cost the dollar 98% of its purchasing power. What do you think gold, silver, platinum, palladium and commodities are telling us?\nIt is the same worldwide - in order to temporarily solve problems just print money and create credit. Just look at Europe that has to fund $4 trillion in debt over the next two years. The only place it can come from is from printing presses and digital entries. These are not solutions; they are traps that will be sprung at a later date.\nThe old bugaboo deflation has to be conquered, so let\u2019s raise the rate of inflation to save ourselves. Have you ever heard anything so stupid?\nAmericans have to stop saving, spend, and further extend debt, until they finally end up in bankruptcy. People want to believe government inflation numbers of 1.6%, when they know inflation is closer to 7%, and worsening. They know unemployment is not at 9.8% and it is really 22-3/4%, but they do not want to face that. What does one think inflation will be when the cost of food again doubles over the next few months, 10% or 15% in the real world? The cost of health insurance and prescriptions are rising by a like amount, and that is already underway.\nIf there was ever any doubt in your mind why precious metals were rising, it should now be dispelled. We are only entering phase 2 of 3 to 5 phases of the greatest bull market in history and those who do not have any are going to have serious problems. We live in a world of crime without punishment. We live in an age where no one can be trusted; where conflicts of interest are legion and the court system and the government have been purchased for cash, just as the armies of Rome once were. The entire system has been bought and paid for including the lying academics, who have sanctified the rape of our financial system and way of life for pieces of silver.\nLast week saw the Dow up 0.5%, S&P up 0.9%; the Russell 2000 up 1.3% and Nasdaq 100 up 3.5%. Banks fell 4.5% and broker dealers 0.4%. Cyclicals gained 0.7%, transports 1.4%, consumers 0.9% and utilities 0.3%. High tech rose 3.3%, semis 2.0%, Internets 3.5% and biotechs 0.3%. Gold bullion rose $22.00, the HUI rose 0.3% and the USDX rose 0.4% to 76.96.\nFreddie Mac 30-year fixed rate mortgages fell 8 bps to 4.19%, the 15\u2019s fell 10 bps to 3.62%, one-year ARM\u2019s fell 3 bps to 3.43% and the jumbos fell 3 bps to 5.23%.\nFed credit rose $8.6 billion to $2.293 trillion year-to-date, credit rose 4.2% annualized and 8.9% year-on-year. Fed foreign holdings of Treasury and Agency debt surged $15.9 billion to a record $3.267 trillion. Custody holdings increased ytd $311.8 billion, or 13.4% annualized, yoy it rose 14.1%. M2 narrow money supply jumped $19.6 billion and is up ytd 3.3% and yoy 3.3%.\nTotal money market fund assets rose $5.1 billion to $1.128 trillion.\nTotal commercial paper outstanding increased $5.1 billion to $1.128 trillion. It is down 4.6% ytd and $199 billion yoy.\nBrazil\u2019s top economic officials will not attend the G-20 meeting in Seoul, S. Korea, due to currency issues. We have never seen this happen before.\nBanks are sitting on $1.5 trillion and there is a good chance that figure could double or more with QE2. All this money will go into speculation and loans and very little of it will create jobs. All these funds are now sterilized and will become monetized, creating 14% or more inflation, as too much money chases too few goods. While this transpires the Fed will be injecting a further $2 trillion into the economy.\n\u201cThere would appear all else being equal to be a case for further action...At current rates of inflation, the constraint imposed by the zero lower bound on nominal interest rates is too tight... and the \u201crisk of deflation is higher than desirable,\u201d Bernanke said. \u201cHigh unemployment is currently forecast to persist for some time.\u201d\nThe other unexpected development that appeared on Friday was another Fed \u2018tri-party reverse repo\u2019 operation, this time for $.780B. The \u2018tri-party reverse repo\u2019 is a mechanism for removing reserves from the system. Isn\u2019t this incongruent with flooding the system with more QE? The official story is the Fed wants to insure that there is an effective mechanism in place to remove excess reserves when needed.\nThe financial center Fed district presidents are apparently angry at the market\u2019s reaction to Bernanke\u2019s speech on Friday. Two of the three financial center stooges (Evans and Rosengren) surfaced on Saturday to shill for more juice and asset bubbles.\n`Liquidity Trap' Plagues U.S., More Stimulus Is Required, Fed's Evans Says Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago President Charles Evans said the U.S. is in a \u201cbona fide liquidity trap\u201d and needs \u201cmuch more\u201d monetary accommodation in the face of high unemployment and inflation that\u2019s too low.\n\u201cIf you reach the conclusion that we are in a liquidity trap, or even near a perilous liquidity trap, more accommodation is not data-dependent or a close call,\u201d the regional bank chief said in a speech in Boston today. He advocated targeting a path for the price level as a way to stop the inflation rate from falling.\nRevisiting Monetary Policy in a Low Inflation Environment:\n[Rosengren\u2019s] Remarks at the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston\u2019s 55th Economic Conference Perhaps the best summary of this concern was provided those ten years ago by Kazuo Ueda, who is on the policy panel again this time. His summary of policy when the zero bound was hit was that \u201cit will be a lot more painful than you can possibly imagine.\u201d Unfortunately, his comments have been accurate and prophetic and quoted rather prominently of late\nSimilarly, the Bank of Japan has more than tripled the size of its balance sheet since 1990, to try to combat deflation\u2026\nThis experience may indicate that a gradual response may not be as effective as a more active response to arrest deflationary pressures before they become embedded in thinking that can affect household and business spending.\nFrom a policy perspective I take several lessons from the Japanese experience. First, should deflation occur, it can be quite difficult to overcome. Second, insuring against the risk of deflation may be much cheaper than waiting until it has occurred and then trying to address it. Finally, financially fragile economies may be particularly vulnerable to negative impacts from premature austerity measures.\nIndividual investors have been relentless sellers of stocks because they need the money to pay for the necessities of life. Unless the Treasury starts dropping dollars from heaven, Ben can monetize all the US debt he wants; but it won\u2019t boost jobs or income and Americans will be squeezed even harder because the inflation of the necessities of life will accelerate. Then, Revolution!\nFortune\u2019s Allan Sloane in Wash Post: In this recovery, Washington has less power over the economy than you think [because this time it\u2019s Austrian and a massive restructuring is necessary]\nLet us tell you an Ugly Truth about the economy, a truth that no one in power or who aspires to power wants to share with you, at least until after the midterm elections are over. It's this: There is nothing that the U.S. government or the Federal Reserve or tax cutters can do to make our economic pain vanish overnight.\nThe Fed wouldn't let us interview Bernanke about the limits of the Fed's power. It's easy to see why: He'd risk diminishing what remains of the Fed mystique by talking on the record about its limitations and problems. \"The public has been sold this notion that somehow we can control the economy that we can fine tune it so we don't get inflation on the upside, we don't get recessions on the downside, [that] when something happens, they can step in and offset it,\" says another longtime Washington insider, Douglas Holtz-Eakin. \"The economics profession is painfully aware that this is just not true, and [that it] has a terrible impact on politicians, presidents in particular.\"\nOur final little secret is that the United States is now being forced to live within its means, and that's not fun.\nThe state has given Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield the go ahead to raise premiums by as much as 47 percent for some members, and says health care reform is the reason why. This won\u2019t show up in CPI, so Ben can claim a low inflation environment and monetize more US debt.\nGE tumbled because revenue was much weaker than expected and lower loan-loss reserves boosted profits. GE, its apologists and bulls are trying to blame the shortfall on the $1.1B loss GE took for the sale of a Japanese consumer lending company. But GE\u2019s revenue from its industrial businesses declined 6%. Increased profits were derived from lower loss reserves at its GE Financial subsidiary the same scheme that big banks are using.\nFor the second year in a row, the nearly 54 million retirees and other Americans who receive Social Security benefits will not get any cost-of-living increase in 2011, US officials announced yesterday.\nThe lack of an increase for consecutive years is unprecedented in the roughly 35 years that payments have been automatically adjusted according to the nation\u2019s inflation rate. The Social Security Administration made the announcement moments after the Labor Department released the latest figures for the consumer price index. They show that prices for the third quarter of this year rose by 1.5 percent compared with 2009, but fell by 0.6 percent compared with the same period in 2008.\nIn a symptom of the weak economy, last year marked the first time since the automatic formula has existed that consumer prices fell, so Social Security recipients were given no increase in their checks.\nThis year, the slight rise in prices makes the picture more complicated \u2014 and is likely to produce louder complaints over the lack of an increase.\nThe U.S. government posted its second straight annual budget deficit in excess of $1 trillion as lingering unemployment constrained tax revenue.\nThe shortfall totalled $1.294 trillion in the fiscal year ended Sept. 30, second only to the $1.416 trillion deficit in 2009, the Treasury Department said today in Washington.\nA jobless rate projected to exceed 9 percent through 2011 points to the difficulty of narrowing the budget gap even as the global economic recovery boosts company profits and produces more corporate tax receipts. Growth in government spending may slow because of declining costs associated with the financial crisis that spawned such rescue plans as the Troubled Asset Relief Program.\n\u201cWe still have a long way to go to repair the damage to the economy and address the long-term deficits caused by the crisis,\u201d Treasury Secretary Timothy F. Geithner said in a statement.\nThe Treasury Department finances the shortfall between taxes and spending with borrowing in financial markets. The national debt totals more than $13 trillion, exceeding the size of the economy, unadjusted for inflation. The government\u2019s fiscal year runs from Oct. 1 to Sept. 30.\nThe Obama administration in July projected in its mid- year budget review that the deficit would be a record $1.47 trillion during the 2010 fiscal year.\nFrench oil workers expanded a strike yesterday over government plans to raise the retirement age, while European discontent over belt-tightening measures flared up in Portugal, Italy, and Greece.\nAll of France\u2019s oil refineries were on strike after two more plants voted to join the protest yesterday. The government deployed police to force the reopening of several fuel depots that had been blocked, raising concerns of possible gas shortages.\nFrench students clashed with police and labor leaders planned more demonstrations today and Tuesday.\nAcross Italy, thousands of students and teachers staged demonstrations to protest planned cuts in higher education, while Portugal\u2019s minority government faced a battle in Parliament over its plan for abrupt tax hikes and deep spending cuts.\nMeanwhile, a labor dispute that kept out thousands of visitors for three days from debt-ridden Greece\u2019s most famous monument, the Acropolis, ended only after employees were dispersed by riot police using tear gas.\nFrance\u2019s transportation system was running more smoothly yesterday, after severe disruptions hit air, rail, and road traffic earlier in the week.\nFrench truckers blocked highways and officials deployed police to prevent strikers from cutting fuel supplies as the standoff hardened over President Nicolas Sarkozy\u2019s plans to raise the retirement age to 62.\nWith all the country\u2019s refineries on strike, industry groups said about 15 percent of service stations are dry, and the Interior Ministry activated a crisis committee to manage energy supplies.\nPrime Minister Francois Fillon said the government won\u2019t give in to demands that it suspend parliamentary debate on the pension bill and keep the minimum retirement age at 60. Sarkozy\u2019s ministers sought to guarantee fuel supplies, as police moved to ensure access to storage sites amid a second week of refinery strikes.\n\u201cWhen there is a blockade, we will take the necessary measures,\u201d Industry Minister Christian Estrosi said on RTL radio today. \u201cWe respect the right to strike, not the right to put up blockades.\u201d\nUnions have called for a day of protests tomorrow, to be accompanied by the fourth national strike in two months. The Senate is scheduled to complete passage of the pension bill the following day. France\u2019s eight major unions will meet on Oct. 21 to decide how to continue their movement.\nFrance\u2019s civil-aviation authority has asked airlines tomorrow to cancel half their flights from Paris\u2019 second airport at Orly, and 30 percent at Roissy-Charles de Gaulle, the largest. Air France SA said it will limit cancellations to domestic and European destinations.\nGerman investor confidence fell to a 21-month low in October as weaker global growth and a stronger euro dimmed the export outlook.\nThe ZEW Center for European Economic Research in Mannheim said its index of investor and analyst expectations, which aims to predict developments six months ahead, dropped for a sixth month, to minus 7.2 from minus 4.3 in September. While the reading was the lowest since January 2009, ZEW\u2019s gauge of the current situation jumped to 72.6, a three-year high.\nEuropean construction output fell for a second month in August, led by declines in Germany, the Netherlands and Spain.\nConstruction in the 16-nation euro region dropped 0.4 percent from July, when it slumped 3.2 percent, the European Union\u2019s statistics office in Luxembourg said today. From a year earlier, output fell 8.5 percent. In the 27-member European Union, construction output rose 0.3 percent in August from the previous month.\nConstruction in Spain, which is working through an excess of empty homes following a decade-long building boom, slipped 1.8 percent from July, today\u2019s report showed. In the Netherlands, output dropped 2.6 percent, while in Germany it fell 0.4 percent. French production declined 0.1 percent.\nSwiss private banks withstood assaults on client secrecy by the U.S., France and Germany to attract more than 50 billion francs ($53 billion) of assets since the end of 2007.\nWhile UBS AG customers withdrew 248 billion francs during the past two and a half years, those redemptions were exceeded by net flows into the nation\u2019s 19 other biggest banks by client assets, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.\nCredit Suisse Group AG, Pictet & Cie. and Bank Sarasin & Cie. won the most funds, bringing in almost 196 billion francs between them. Swiss firms opened branches elsewhere in Europe to keep clients who no longer want to bank in Switzerland, and invested in Asia, where the number of millionaires rose 26 percent last year.\n\u201cThe Swiss private banks have been underrated by those who said they were on their last legs,\u201d said Sebastian Dovey, a managing partner at Scorpio Partnership, a London-based consulting firm. \u201cThe reality shows that while they may have been badly bruised during the financial crisis, their businesses are relatively intact and are poised for growth.\u201d\nThe industry was shaken on March 13, 2009, when Switzerland agreed to work with countries investigating tax evasion to avoid being blacklisted as a haven by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development. The Swiss have initialed or signed 28 tax treaties since then to implement international standards and help track down tax evaders. Only 16 percent of the 863 billion francs held in Swiss banks by European nationals were declared, according to estimates last year by Geneva-based broker Helvea.\nBank of England 'must be prepared' for more quantitative easing\nThe debate over economic stimulus sharpened in Britain on Friday, as a senior Bank of England policymaker said creating more money was a possibility, although it may yet be avoided.\nhttp://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/economics/8067815/Bank-of-England-must-be-prepared-for-more-quantitative-easing.html",
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        "raw_content": "\u2190 Hammock Premiere Blanket Of Night Music Video\nLevv \u2013 Arrow \u2192\nLow & Behold Announce Long Awaited Debut\nJason Martin and Ryan Clark have been working on Low & Behold for 7 years. (The band first emerged on Myspace. That\u2019s all you need to know) They released a 12\u2033 single a couple of years back on Burnt Toast Vinyl (which is still available) and late last year Northern Records featured a song from the project on their new music sampler. Well, late last night, Ryan Clark took to instagram to announce that the band has finally finished their debut full-length record.\nUppers will be out on digital outlets and on vinyl on October 31st via Norther Records. Low & Behold is an 80\u2019s inspired project in the same vein as Echo and the Bunny Men, New Order, and Psychedelic Furs. Pre-orders aren\u2019t available yet, but you can listen to Some People at http://store.northernrecords.com/album/uppers\nTagged as Demon Hunter, Jason Martin, Low & Behold, Music News, New Music, Northern Records, Ryan Clark, Starflyer 59",
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        "raw_content": "Sometimes they are just as needed and helpful\nPSWs can play a vital role in end of life care for clients. This isn\u2019t black and white, each client, family and PSW can contribute to the specialized individual needs. We need to train and give PSWs the opportunity to be a part of EOL care more then they are now. Sometimes they are just as needed and helpful as the clients own family. They are so important to our clients. I\u2019m grateful to have worked as a PSW and experienced EOL care with a client who was very close to me.\nMy mother never coped or properly grieved the loss of her mom My grandmother was always a prominent figure in my life growing up and was a stern role model, almost the \u2018glue\u2019 of our family. When I was 1...",
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        "raw_content": "The second day is always when the time difference and the overall exhaustion from travel hits me. Luckily, it wasn\u2019t as bad as it usually gets, thanks to an hour and a half bus ride from Krak\u00f3w to O\u015bwi\u0119cim for the next leg of our trip. As we waited for our bus on this drizzly morning, I had a minor accomplishment that made me feel invincible: I bought a bottle of water from a stand without using any English! Granted, my conversation with the woman was short, but it was effective and 100% in Polish, so I\u2019m calling that a win for me.\nOnce we arrived in O\u015bwi\u0119cim, I was taken aback for a second as I looked around out of the windows of our bus. Our bus dropped us off at Auschwitz. Our hotel, Olecki Hotel, is directly across the street from Auschwitz. I knew that we were staying close to the concentration camp, but I had never expected that it would be right out the front door. What I was most interested in learning during this trip is how O\u015bwi\u0119cim residents handle living with one of the most tragic locations in their backyards. After seeing several of the buildings and being face-to-face with it, I can only imagine the stories we will hear over the next three days from those in the area. Even if you know you are going there, the initial reality of seeing any parts of Auschwitz in person may stop you in your tracks. At least, it did for me.\nAfter we had settled into our hotel, our lovely guide for the week, Anja, had lunch ordered for us at the hotel so we could continue on with our afternoon.\nBus ride naps make for some very hungry people!!\nOnce we filled our stomachs with Anja\u2019s picks, we made our way out into the town. We walked through the Old Town Square in O\u015bwi\u0119cim, where we saw traditional architectural styles of the Third Reich. (If you haven\u2019t been able to tell yet, I\u2019m obsessed with architecture!!) Their traditional buildings have red roofs that have windows. For the little bit of walking we have done around O\u015bwi\u0119cim, it is easy to pick out which buildings were a part of the Third Reich.\nBuilding in the Old Town Square built by the Third Reich\nWe then headed to the Jewish Center and Synagogue where we were given a tour from Max, a volunteer at the museum from Austria. (Side note: Austrians have awesome accents!!) While we were there, we were able to see some of the artifacts found at the site of the Great Synagogue that had been destroyed. The patch of land where it had stood is closed to the museum and synagogue.\nThe site of the Great Synagogue. It was able to hold up to 2,000 people. It was destroyed by the Nazis in 1939.\nWhile we were at the still-functioning synagogue that is at the museum, I had the opportunity to play a Jewish shofar, which is a horn made from a sheep\u2019s horn that is played on specific Jewish holidays. The goal is to beat the length of time it was played for the holiday before, or to at least outplay the neighboring rabbi. I only lasted for about 10 seconds, but again, it\u2019s the small victories! ( And may I say, I sounded awesome!)\nWe also had a unique opportunity at the synagogue to see the Torah scrolls that are kept there. Normally, only a rabbi can open the Torah ark (where the scrolls are kept) but the museum has been given permission and approval from several rabbis to open the ark for educational purposes. The scrolls were not opened, but we did have the opportunity to see where they are kept. Of the two scrolls, one was donated from Cincinnati and the other was donated from New York.\nThe ark where the Torah scrolls are kept. Out of respect for those who practice Judaism, I will not be posting photos of the actual scrolls\nAt the end of the tour, we left through an attached coffee shop, called Cafe Bergson. Along with their wonderfully smelling coffee, they sold books and small assorted gifts that helped to fund the museum. On the wall of the coffee shop, a sign was hung that I believe everyone needed to see. I believe that the message of the sign stands the test of time, from the past, the present, and to the future.\nThe sign hung in Cafe Bergson\nTomorrow we start touring Auschwitz in the morning and head to the CDiM to meet with Father Manfred Deselaers in the afternoon.\nI will be trying to post photo on Instagram as well at @chelsealeahwatts\nPrevious Out and About in Krak\u00f3w\nNext Visiting the Camps: Auschwitz I",
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        "raw_content": "Archive for the \u2018 ~SCITUATE RI~ \u2019 Category\nEsek Hopkins \u2013 Scituate\nBattery Meetinghouse Road, Scituate, RI\nThe Scituate Land Trust has just completed blazing and clearing at their newest trail system. Another beautiful property at that!! The trails are behind the newly renovated women\u2019s softball field at Esek Hopkins. There are two main loop trails here blazed blue and white with a yellow blazed crossover trail. The trails wander through the thick fern covered forest predominant with tall pines and oaks. There are old fire roads and stone walls that crisscross the property as well. The blue loop climbs over the aptly named \u201cHuckleberry Hill\u201d and the white trail traverses through low lying areas offering glimpses of mushrooms, mosses, and a seasonal stream. There is also an old quarry along the yellow blazed crossover trail worth checking out. The property owned by the State is leased to and maintained by the Scituate Land Trust. There are also several spur trails that lead to private property. Be sure to follow the blazed trails. A trail map should be available soon.\nStone Walls Along The White Trail\nScituate Land Trust\nLawton Farm \u2013 Scituate\nSeven Mile Road, Scituate, RI\nLawton Farm is a Scituate Conservation Commission property on the Scituate/Cranston border. It comprises of a couple large fields with mowed paths. I started the hike from a small parking area at the end of the dirt entrance road. I followed the path a few hundred feet, listening to the sounds of crickets, before turning left. From here I followed the path straight slightly downhill to a stream crossing leaving the front field. After crossing the stream and walking through a short wooded area I choose to follow the path to the left following the tree line. To my right was a field of gold full of blooming wildflowers. At the next intersection I merged right as the path climbed uphill slightly. I saw several grasshoppers along this stretch. At the end of the path I turned right after exploring a tree swing. I continued the walk again following the tree line. I then turned right, quickly followed by a left, and another left again. I followed this path which came to a second stream crossing and back into the front field. At the next intersection I choose to go to the left following the path that led to the front of the field. It then bears right following the stone wall by the road back to the entrance road. I saw a rabbit along this stretch. From here I turned right and made my way to the car. Besides the described route, I also did some slight exploration of side paths. I saw several birds including a red tail hawk here. It is highly advisable to stay away the edges of the paths as there is a lot of poison ivy here. Dogs are not allowed here from April 1 to August 31 during nesting season. The rest of the year they are welcomed on a leash.\nWestconnaug Meadows \u2013 Scituate\nGeorge Washington Highway, Scituate, RI\nFirst Time Hiked: May 18, 2014\nJust outside of the village of Clayville is Westconnaug Meadows. This property, owned by the Scituate Land Trust, offers a short trail that is just over a mile long. It is a good hike for beginners and children. The trail head is at the parking area for the ball fields on George Washington Highway. The trail enters the woods by the stone wall. There is a sign here at the trailhead. The trail first crosses two small boardwalks before turning right into the thick of the woods and slightly uphill. This first section can tend to be a little muddy in wet conditions. Along the way there are several signs describing the types of trees such as the black oaks, red oaks, white pines and sassafras, to name a few. The trail then comes to a fork. Stay to the left here and follow the trail downhill a bit. The trail soon starts bearing right and slightly uphill. This part of the trail is a loop. You will soon see yellow blazes on trees to your left. This marks the property of the Scituate Reservoir \u2013 you are not allowed to cross onto that property. There is small overlook along this stretch that gives you a view of the property to the west. If you look closely you will see a small stream below. The trail slowly takes a series of small right turns passing some boulders left behind from the days of glaciers. Soon the trail returns to the fork. Here, you turn left retracing your steps back to the parking area. The entire trail is marked with brown plastic trail markers and is very easy to navigate. The property is well-preserved and well-maintained by both the Land Trust and the Conservation Commission. I was tremendously surprised by this hike \u2013 I may chalk this one up as one of the most peaceful, serene and quiet hikes I\u2019ve enjoyed yet. 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        "raw_content": "Review: Armin van Buuren \u2013 \u201cIntense\u201d\n\u201cIntense\u201d is the fifth studio album by dutch trance producer and DJ Armin van Buuren. It was released on May 3, 2013. The first song announced to be on the album is \u201cWaiting for the night\u201d, featuring the singer Fiora, which was released on January 21, 2013 as the theme song to the dutch film \u201cLoving Ibiza (Verliefd op Ibiza)\u201c. The second song announced to be on the album is \u201cForever is ours\u201d, featuring the singer Emma Hewitt. The third song and first official single to be released is \u201cThis is what it feels like\u201d, featuring the canadian singer and songwriter Trevor Guthrie, was released on April 5. The accompanying music video, featuring Ron Jeremy, was released on March 17.\nOn April 5, the tracklist to \u201cIntense\u201d was announced by Armin van Buuren, and the pre-orders for the album also began. The album was first released exclusively on Spotify on April 29rd, followed by its official release on digital and physical media on May 3rd.\nWe must divide the LP in two pieces. The first part of the album is simply amazing, a total gift for sensible ears and certainly orgasmic. On the second part, featuring artists don\u2019t help so much, and the level is lower than on the first part.\nWith another great mix of sensations, pull it on the different sounds of the album (house and trance mostly; touches of jazz, pop, dubstep and classic music), the dutch star has conquer the EDM world again.\n\u201cIntense\u201d (track 1 -with Miri Ben-Ari-)\n\u201cBeautiful life\u201d (track 3 -with Cindy Alma-)\n\u201cWaiting for the night\u201d (track 4 -with Fiora, and album\u2019s debut single-)\n\u201cSound of the drums\u201d (track 6 -with Laura Jensen-)\n\u201cAlone\u201d (track 7 -with Lauren Evans-)\n\u201cWon\u2019t let you go\u201d (track 9 -with Aruna-)\nEsta entrada fue publicada en Alternative, Classic, Electronic, House, Jazz, Music in english, Other music, Techno, Trance y etiquetada Armada, Armin van Buuren, Intense, Review. Guarda el enlace permanente.\nB.o.B, 2 Chainz \u2013 Headband\nLiviu Hodor, Mona \u2013 No stress",
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        "title": "Brexit Barometer November More than half of British public want a customs union to be part of the Brexit agreement - Kantar",
        "raw_content": "A clear majority of the public (55%, +7 vs October 2018) want the UK to be part of a customs union with the EU so there are no checks on goods at UK/EU borders, including with Ireland. As British Prime Minister Theresa May called an emergency cabinet meeting yesterday afternoon to seek Ministerial approval for her final Brexit deal with Brussels, Kantar Public\u2019s Brexit Barometer illuminates the public\u2019s priorities for the UK\u2019s exit agreement.\nAccording to November\u2019s Brexit Barometer, the British public\u2019s other (sometimes contradictory) priorities for the UK\u2019s exit agreement are:\nAlmost three quarters of the public want the UK to continue collaborating with the EU on science, research and technology initiatives (74%, +1 vs October 2018) and on security and policing (73%, -1 vs October 2018)\n64% of the public want British companies to have tariff-free access to the EU markets (+6 vs July 2018 and +1 vs October 2018) while 54% want European companies to have the same tariff-free access to UK markets, including services (+2 vs October 2018).\n6 in 10 Britons (60%) want the border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland to remain \u2018soft\u2019 without any passport control (-3 vs October 2018, -9 vs August 2018). A quarter (26%) said they \u2018don\u2019t know\u2019 (+3 vs October 2018)\n6 in 10 Britons (60%) want the UK to draw up its own rules and regulations, even if they clash with EU rules and regulations (+2 vs October 2018) and for there to be no further contributions to the EU budget (60%, +6 vs October 2018)\nMore than half (56%) of the public want unrestricted rights for UK citizens to live in the EU (+2 vs October 2018). 25% answered \u2018don\u2019t know\u2019 (nc vs October 2018). 46% of Britons want to deny the same unrestricted right for EU citizens to live in the UK (+1 vs October 2018). 25% said they \u2018don\u2019t know\u2019 (+2 vs October 2018)\nOverall the Kantar Public Brexit Barometer remains at -14 (nc from October 2018). 39% (nc vs October) of the British public believe that Brexit will have negative effects with no positive effects compared to 25% (nc vs October) who believe it will have positive effects with no negative effects.\nRemain continues its lead, with 39% (+1 vs October) of Britons saying they would vote to Remain if a new Referendum on the UK\u2019s membership of the EU was held tomorrow, and 34% would vote Leave (-1).\nWhen asked if the UK should consider rejoining the EU if the general economic situation turned out to be a lot worse after Brexit, 33% (-2 vs October 2018) said no, 30% (+1 vs October 2018) said yes. This compared to 35% \u2018No\u2019 and 21% \u2018Yes\u2019 in November 2017.\nSince October the Conservative party\u2019s lead has shrunk slightly, with the parties almost neck and neck in November\u2019s voting intentions. Scores for each party among likely voters are: Conservatives 40% (-1), Labour 39% (+3), Lib Dems 8% (-2), SNP 4 % (nc), Green 3% (-1), UKIP 3% (nc%), PC 1% (nc), Other 2% (nc).\nPublic opinion on the government\u2019s management of the economy is split. More than one in three Britons believe that the UK government\u2019s management of the UK economy is \u2018poor\u2019 (35%, nc), while one in four (25%, +2) rate the government as doing a good job. Perceptions of how the government is managing Brexit is more clear cut, with 6 in 10 Britons (59%, +1) rating the government\u2019s performance as poor.\nDomestic public priorities: crime\nIn other signs of shifting public priorities, reducing crime has moved from third priority to being level with affordable housing as second priority in terms of possible measures to improve public life in the UK, behind healthcare, with 36% of Britons saying it is one of their top 3 priorities (+5 vs October 2018) a level last seen in June 2018.\n1,147 interviews were conducted online among adults living in Great Britain between 8th and 12th November 2018. Interviews were conducted using the Kantar TNS Research Express Online Omnibus, which uses the Lightspeed access panel as its sample source.\nThe data was weighted to match population totals for age, gender, working status, 2017 General Election voting patterns, 2016 EU referendum voting patterns, education, region, and likelihood to vote in the next General Election. Any use of this research must cite Kantar Public as the source",
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        "raw_content": "We have been working in the area of men\u2019s health since 2004 and continue to better our understanding of men and their perceptions about health. We have worked with our men\u2019s health partners and leading experts in the field to fund research and report insights that we share as part of our global knowledge translation efforts.\nProstate Cancer Impact Report\nMillions of men around the world are living with prostate cancer, and our goal is to reach a day where no man dies of this disease. This impact report showcases prostate cancer case studies funded by the Movember Foundation.\nRead the impact report.\nNature Reviews Urology: The Movember collection\nThis collection of articles by key opinion leaders is based around themes from the Global Action Plan (GAP) consortia. GAP is a worldwide collaboration between researchers in prostate and testicular cancer, funded by Movember.\nBrowse the collection.\nOther Featured Publications\nMen\u2019s health and wellbeing in Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the United Kingdom and United States\nFindings from an international online pilot survey (Executive Summary)\nThe Global Health & Wellbeing 2015 Survey was commissioned by the Movember Foundation and conducted by the Young and Well Cooperative Research Centre (Young and Well CRC) and The University of Sydney\u2019s Brain and Mind Centre. The survey explored the health beliefs, perceptions and health behaviours of 10,765 people aged 16 years and older in the five countries. The survey results point to the impact of the vulnerable times in a man\u2019s life, revealing men\u2019s helpful and harmful responses to tough times, and how different life events that are perceived by many as stressful are associated with suicidal thoughts and behaviours for men of different ages. It also emphasises the importance of social connection for good health and wellbeing.\nDevelopment and validation of a prediction algorithm for the onset of common mental disorders in a working population (AUS)\nA secondary analysis of the Household, Income and Labour Dynamics in Australia Survey was done to help develop an algorithm with good discrimination for the onset identifying overall and modifiable risks of common mental disorders among working men. This is has the potential to change the way prevention of common mental disorders at the workplace is conducted.\nThink You Can Shrink? A Proof-of-Concept Study for Men\u2019s Health Education Through Edutainment\nThink You Can Shrink? (TYCS) is a multi-episode web series modelled on a reality TV show format. The show\u2019s key objective is to educate men and demonstrate, through modelling, ways men can support other men to encourage help-seeking behaviours and greater health communication, which in turn, may also lead to better health outcomes.\nOlder men\u2019s perceptions of the need for and access to male-focused community project such as Men\u2019s Sheds\nMen\u2019s Sheds is a community project used primarily by older men that originated in Australia and is well established there. 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Registries can tell us about the characteristics of men diagnosed with prostate cancer, treatment patterns, and the types, duration and seriousness of treatment side effects. The first annual report covers information from Victoria and South Australia.\nSurvivorship and prostate cancer: the TrueNTH Supported Self-Management project\nThis report describes TrueNTH, a global initiative launched by the Movember Foundation which is set to markedly change the survivorship experience of men with prostate cancer and has the potential to make a big impact on their lives.\nPromoting Mental Health and Wellbeing in Men and Boys: What works? (UK)\nCurrent research evidence and practical knowledge about the core elements that make for successful work with boys and men around mental health promotion, early intervention and stigma reduction.\n\u201cThings I did not know\u201d: Retrospectives on a Canadian rural male youth suicide using an instrumental photovoice case study (CAN)\nThis report shares findings drawn from an instrumental photovoice case study to distil factors contributing to the suicide of a young, Canadian, rural-based man.\nMales help seeking for mental health: An Update (AUS)\nUpdated estimates of the numbers of males using services for mental and substance use disorders, and investigation of the factors associated with help seeking among males.\nMaking Connections for Mental Health and Well-Being among Men and Boys in the U.S.\nThis report describes the mental health landscape in the U.S. and, in particular, the mental health and well-being of boys and men.\nTumour genomic and microenvironmental heterogeneity for integrated prediction of 5-year biochemical recurrence of prostate cancer: a retrospective cohort study (CAN)\nThis is the first study of cancer outcome to integrate DNA-based and microenvironment-based failure indices to predict patient outcome. 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        "title": "More Sickness From UN Social Engineers: Conditioning Children Into Accepting Abortions | United Nations Brigandage",
        "raw_content": "\u2190 Dark Side of Ban Ki-moon And The United Nations Shines Through As They Condemn Richard Falk For His Views on 9/11\nPro-abortion UN report on child health defeated by African, Egyptian and Islamic delegates \u2192\nApril 4, 2012 \u2013 Infowars\n[Editor\u2019s note: If there\u2019s one entity in the world that should be banned from educating children on sexuality it is most certainly the United Nations. Let the collected information on the United Nations Brigandage website be a valid reason for that!]\nVideo link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V-Cl-wWL1Io#t=129\nA 2009 draft report on \u2018International Guidelines on Sexuality Education\u2019 proposes desensitizing children as young as 5 to the concepts of masturbation and incrementally preparing them for the concept of aborting life. Although the report sparked a mild controversy in the beginning of September 2009, the final \u2018Conference Ready Version\u2019 of the abject report has not removed the proposals.\nIn case you missed it the first time, here it is again: UNESCO is intent on exposing 5 year old children to the reality of abortions and masturbation.\nIn the 2009 report authors Nanette Ecker and Douglas Kirby propose five different age ranges and just as many teaching methodologies for \u2018sexuality education\u2019 to confront children with. The reason given for all this is \u201cHIV prevention\u201d in order to achieve \u201cUniversal Access Targets.\u201d According to Ecker and Kirby, the first thing to impress upon 5 year old children (under the header \u201cKey Ideas\u201d) is that \u201cmany different kinds of families exist around the world (e.g. two-parent, single parent, child-headed, guardian-headed, extended and nuclear families, same-sex couple parents, etc.).\u201d\nProposed as \u201cKey Ideas\u201d to impress the impressionable with are, in the age range of 5 to 8:\n1: \u201cPeople receive messages about sex, gender and sexuality from their cultures and religions\u201d.\n2: \u201cHow harmful cultural/traditional practices affect health and well-being.\u201d\n3: \u201cDifference between consensual sexual activity and forced sex.\u201d\n4: \u201cGirls and boys have private body parts that can feel pleasurable when touched by oneself.\u201d\n5: \u201cTouching and rubbing one\u2019s genitals is called masturbation.\u201d\n6: \u201cSome people masturbate and some do not.\u201d\n7: \u201cBodies can feel good when touched.\u201d\n8: \u201cSome people are unable to care for a child.\u201d\nThe last-mentioned \u201cKey Idea\u201d is obviously meant to prepare the children for the possibility of an abortion- for one of the \u201cKey Ideas\u201d mentioned in a later age range, 9 to 12, includes \u201cdefinition of abortion\u201d and \u201clegal status of abortion locally and globally\u201d. The learning curve is made complete when the authors propose, in the age range of 15 to 18, \u201cadvocacy to promote the right to and access to safe abortion.\u201d\nHere we have it: at a very early stage children are first being introduced to the idea that \u201csome people are unable to care for a child\u201d; in the next stage (9 to 12) the concept of abortion is being introduced as a means to resolve that issue. In the last stage (15 to18) the \u201cKey Idea\u201d is to explicitly advocate abortion.\nWhatever one\u2019s position in regards to the subject, everyone should agree that it is nothing less than a crime to desensitize children to such ideas at such an early age.\nIn a section called \u201ccommon concerns about the provision of sexuality education\u201d, the authors try to \u2018debunk\u2019 possible concerns about delivering this information to the very young. One of the concerns the authors toss up is \u201csexuality education deprives children of their \u2018innocence\u2019.\u201d\nTo put the word innocence in between quotes says everything about the mindset behind these proposals. These sickening UNESCO sociopaths have the audacity to call into question a child\u2019s innocence, proposing the school should inform the children about such matters at the age of 5.\n\u201cParents\u201d, according to the authors, \u201care often reluctant to engage in discussion of sexual matters with children because of cultural norms, their own ignorance or discomfort.\u201d\nIn a twisted mind-warp the authors therefore propose taking upon themselves the role of the parents, and dangerous ones at that. 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        "raw_content": "Home / Features / Featured / INTERVIEW: Doom Metal band Djinn & Miskatonic speak to Trendcrusher about doom\nINTERVIEW | Djinn & Miskatonic\nDjinn & Miskatonic are a doom metal band from Bangalore, India. Their debut album Forever in the Realm was the first Indian release by Transcending Obscurity. The album received rave reviews from around the world and further strengthened Bangalore reputation as the Doom metal capital of India. Last month, the band released their sophomore album Even Gods Must Die. The album takes forward the sonic template established on their debut album with a few surprises.\nI spoke to vocalist GK and bassist JP about the album, their upcoming split with US doomsters Sky Shadow Obelisk and more.\n[EDITOR\u2019S NOTE: This amazing interview was conducted by none other than Peter K aka Trendcrusher. He, much like the rest of us, is someone who has an insatiable desire to discover the most obscure bands from around the world, and is an active supporter of bands from the region. He is a frequent contributor to Transcending Obscurity in addition to running his own blog called Trendcrusher. We can\u2019t thank him enough for sending in interviews to help continue to build the content of our site.]\nhttps://trendcrusher.wordpress.com/\nHi guys, you have been working on your sophmore album Even Gods must die for some time. How does it feel now that it has been released?\ngk- Feels great. Took a while for us to be happy with every aspect of the album and now we\u2019re looking forward to everyone\u2019s reaction to \u2018even gods must die\u2019. Early reactions have been positive so hoping people will like it.\njp \u2013 It\u2019s a massive relief. The whole project fell into a kind of limbo through a lot of 2017, with the mixing and mastering being put on hold indefinitely for various reasons. The actual tracks have been in the can since 2016. So it\u2019s a case of massively deferred gratification. I hope people like it. I listen to it and I feel like we achieved something of what we wanted to, and I\u2019ll always have that.\nThe album is a natural progression from your previous album, Forever in the Realm with a fuller sound. Do tell us more about the album.\ngk \u2013 The album is a collection of songs we\u2019ve worked on over the last 6-7 years. I think I Zombie is the oldest song on the album and \u2018Frost and Steel\u2019 the most recent. The album title comes from the song \u2018Harvest of Kings\u2019 which JP came up with and Dying Gods have become a recurring lyrical theme with us so it seemed apt.\njp \u2013 I think we\u2019re moving from a spare, primitive sludge doom sound to a more traditional doom idiom leavened with elements of sludge, stoner and even 70\u2019s hard rock. My approach to composing is pretty open ended \u2013 whatever seems to fit the mood and the song rather than any preconceived genre definition and I think on this album we\u2019ve assembled a diverse set of songs that have a central stylistic axis but pivot from it in different directions.\nI, Zombie & Hangman\u2019s Hope was a part of your early demos. How did it become a part of this album?\ngk \u2013 I, Zombie was one of the earliest songs we had. We were working on it when we were a 3 piece and recorded a version of it on the demo. When Sri came in, the song started to evolve and while the overall structure of the song is similar to what\u2019s on the demo it\u2019s gone through a few changes and additions and turned into a 15 minute endurance test. Felt like a good idea to open the album with this one.\nHangman\u2019s Hope we\u2019ve been playing live for a long while but we never got round to recording it. Sid came up with the title and JP wrote the music. It may have been the first song we started working on after Sri joined the band. On the rare occasions that we play live, Hangman\u2019s Hope closes our set and it was the perfect album closer for \u2018Even Gods Must Die\u2019.\njp \u2013 I, Zombie was the 3rd ever Djinn song and Hangman\u2019s Hope was the 5th. Our first album was pretty short, we left off a lot of material but we got to record and release it this time around. There\u2019s still an unreleased song from these sessions, Mortal Science, which was also on our early demos. We\u2019re waiting for a good opportunity to release it, but it wouldn\u2019t have fit physically on this album.\nHas the addition of guitarist Mushaf Nazeer to the band had an impact on your songwriting?\ngk \u2013 Oh yeah definitely. It\u2019s given us a lot more freedom in the guitar department. By the time Mushaf joined the band we\u2019d finished recording for the album so he could only play a solo or two on this one. He\u2019s made a huge difference to our live sound and you can hear more of him on our upcoming split with Sky Shadow Obelisk which should be out in March 2018.\njp \u2013 Yes. He has a more textural approach compared to Sriram\u2019s more architectural approach. There\u2019s a lot of common ground but just enough contrast to bring a new dimension to the sound. also, both Mushaf and Sriram are now writing solos to compete with each other so possibly we\u2019ll even let them record a few more next time! Live, we sound heavier than we ever have before.\nOn the album, you have also included keyboards on \u201cDoombringer\u201d. Did you try anything different in the songwriting and recording this time around?\ngk \u2013 JP got an old friend of his Raveen Pandey from the band Chronic Blues Circus to come in and play the organ on Doombringer and it\u2019s added an extra dimension to the song. Also, Raveen is pretty fabulous at what he does so that helped. For me personally I tried out a lot more singing this time around. Sri recorded most of the album using a baritone guitar. We\u2019re not averse to trying out new things and I guess it\u2019s a part of growing as a band so it\u2019s something that\u2019ll hopefully always happen.\njp \u2013 I don\u2019t want to make a series of albums that are carbon copies of each other. so yes, this album has new songs like Frost And Steel, Doombringer and Bones Of My Brothers that explore different aspects of the doom spectrum. I\u2019d love to use more keyboards, strings and choirs at some point but not at the cost of losing the heaviness. A lot of metal bands incorporate that stuff and start sounding like a Swiss cheese ad. I want to do it the way Celtic Frost could bring in all sorts of elements on Into The Pandemonium and still sound raw and evil.\nWhat are your thoughts on the current state of doom metal?\ngk \u2013 Just in the last year, across the doom spectrum and all the various sub-sub genres, from Loss\u2019s Horizonless, to Primitive Man\u2019s Caustic, to Pagan Altar\u2019s The Room of Shadows, to Spectral Lore\u2019s Eroded Corridors of Unbeing, the state of doom is as good as it\u2019s been.\njp \u2013 In life condemned, in doom transcend!\ngk \u2013 Mostly been spinning 80\u2019s thrash which is my go to genre in metal. Trouble\u2019s Simple Mind Condition and Ice T\u2019s\u2019 Home Invasion have been in regular rotation the last couple of weeks. Eric Wagner from Trouble is always inspiring. It would be ridiculous to try to sound like him but his vocal melodies are just so unique and memorable that it\u2019s something to strive for.\njp \u2013 Over the last year it\u2019s been a lot of Grand Magus, Iron Maiden, Cirith Ungol, Reverend Bizarre, Lord Vicar, Church Of Misery, Doomsword, Iron Sword, Virgin Steele, Hammers Of Misfortune, Saint Vitus, EyeHateGod, Sleep and of course Black Sabbath. Outside of metal I spent a lot of time revisiting the works of David Bowie and Prince and indulging my love for electronic acts like Cabaret Voltaire and Chris & Cosey. Some Alice Coltrane, Don Cherry, Fela Kuti\u2026\nWhat are your plans for 2018? Do you have any shows planned?\ngk \u2013 We\u2019re looking to play live to promote the album. To the people reading this, if you\u2019re planning a gig anywhere in the country and you\u2019re interested please get in touch via our facebook page.\nWe\u2019ve also just finished recording 2 brand new songs for an upcoming split with Sky Shadow Obelisk from Portland which should be out in March \u201918.\njp \u2013 I also want to write, record and release our 3rd album before 2018 is over. Make up for the long hiatus.\nThanks for answering all the questions. Do you have any final words?\ngk \u2013 Check out our music here https://djinnandmiskatonic.bandcamp.com/ and buy the CD if you like what you hear.\nThanks a lot for the support Peter. You\u2019ve been around from the start and it\u2019s much appreciated. Cheers!\njp \u2013 I do but you\u2019ll have to wait until I\u2019m on my deathbed to hear them. Just kidding. It\u2019s \u2018kismet, Hardy\u2019.\nIndia\u2019s premier doom metal band Djinn and Miskatonic return with a mammoth album of dire tunes and bloody tales. 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        "raw_content": "You are here: Home / Misc / How to Deal with Cabin Fever When Bugging In\nBy Alex Coyne Leave a Comment \u2713 This post may contain affiliate links*\nThe term \u2018bug out\u2019 apparently gained popularity during World War 2, the term being inspired by cartoons of bugs scattering underfoot when discovered. As for bugging in, that refers to doing the opposite: staying put. It\u2019s something you might have to do if there\u2019s a natural disaster like a blizzard, tornado, heavy rain or snow. Unfortunately, bugging in for a long period of time comes with a phenomenon commonly known as cabin fever.\nMost of us have heard of it, but just what causes cabin fever and what can you do to keep it at bay? Let\u2019s take a closer look\u2026\nDefining Cabin Fever\n\u201cUnfortunately, there isn\u2019t a strict psychological definition of cabin fever per se,\u201d says psychologist Maxine Chown. 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According to this study, which looked at 35 men and women from Minnesota, some of the most common symptoms reported to researchers during the study were irritability, restlessness, dissatisfaction, and the need to break free from the daily routine.\nOther symptoms of cabin fever include:\nFeelings of hopelessness and depression.\nChanges in sleep routine (sleeping too much or too little).\nChanges in diet (cravings or complete appetite loss).\nJust how long cabin fever takes to set in varies. It\u2019s different for everyone and is highly dependant on their individual mental states and experiences.\nFor example, cabin fever can be made worse by existing mental conditions like anxiety or clinical depression. Other factors might also have an effect on worsening cabin fever: Are you getting enough nutrition? Are you hydrated enough? 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If this happens, understand that it\u2019s probably just the cabin fever talking.\nAn Expert Opinion: When Cabin Fever Hits\n\u201cSome relief could be found from cabin fever and its symptoms by a change in physical and mental scenery,\u201d says Chown. \u201cWhat can be done if people are held up together with no choice would be to do anything that would create spontaneity in routine and bring satisfaction.\u201d\nAlleviating cabin fever, says Chown, is down to getting rid of what stirred up the negative feelings to begin with: Dissatisfaction, boredom, or simply feeling trapped. \u201cDo something different that would cause a more free and creative feeling.\u201d\n\u201cIf people cannot get out in open spaces to see nature, which generally helps, doing \u2018fun\u2019 activities\u2013spring cleaning the space around them, doing something new, planning new activities, and revitalizing relationships with each other\u2013could help.\u201d\nMeditation: Learning to quiet your mind with mindfulness meditation is an essential skill, and there\u2019s a very good reason U.S. Army handbooks prepare would-be soldiers for the mental side of isolation as much as the physical side of survival. 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So, we had a few that I guess people enjoy.\nThat\u2019s awesome. So I want to explore that and talk about how just being yourself, how that went viral. But first, we\u2019re going to watch one of his viral videos. Here we go.\nYou know breakfast, you\u2019re the most important meal of the day. But for me, there\u2019s one particular breakfast that just takes me away. Somethin\u2019 about this biscuit. Somethin\u2019 about this biscuit. It is the best biscuit I know. Oh how I love this biscuit. Oh how I love this biscuit.\nSo, what inspired you to make the honey butter chicken biscuit video?\nThe honey butter chicken biscuit. It had something spiritual about it, you know? I actually didn\u2019t even know Whataburger offered that.\nI didn\u2019t even know it was \u2026 But just happened to go by and get one. And felt good about it and wanted to go back and get another one. Didn\u2019t have enough money, almost had to dig up change. And I did what I do. I make these funny videos. 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        "raw_content": "Check out all of the TV and film trailers that play during Superbowl LIII between the New England Patriots and the LA Rams. I\u2019ll do a bit of commentary as they air!\nJordan Peele wowed us with Get Out just two years ago, and Us looks primed to scare the hell out of everyone. The visuals alone of this film are stunning. It looks like Peele has evolved as a visual storyteller, shooting crisper, more dynamic shots. Lupita Nyong\u2019o continues to stand out in these trailers. As an Oscar-winning actress, you have to question if she can find her way into next year\u2019s Oscar race. She looks to be in rare form, and with Daniel Kaluuya earning a nomination last time out, don\u2019t be shocked if she builds momentum.\nThis trailer actually gave us a short idea of some the plot of the film. My god what an ask. We get our first peek at Bo Peep (Annie Potts) actually speaking. Seeing what kind of role and gags that Keegan Michael-Key and Jordan Peele are up to looks fun. This could also send the characters down their next adventure. The road trip aspect of this movie looks really fun, and most of all, it\u2019ll be fun to see our favorite toys back on screen.\nThe new trailer shows our best friends hard at work, getting ready to avenge our missing heroes. The first couple seconds quickly remind of us the stakes with a quick flash of all dusted friends. A lot is fit into the 30 seconds and the excellent narration from Chris Evans should get fans hyped for the film. It\u2019s great to see the heroes suit up.\nHigher Further Faster was the mantra of this trailer, and it delivered. The movie, which opens is just over a month, has really begun to push its action sequences. It\u2019ll be curious to see how many illusions to Top Gun we\u2019re going to get because it works great. This remains one of the most anticipated films of the year without question.\nYou know we\u2019re hyped for this. I can\u2019t wait. It\u2019s the return of one of the best anthology series of all time, and with Peele in charge, it looks great. Fingers crossed for this one, I\u2019m just mad we have to wait until April.\nIt\u2019s clear that Fox reversed course on this film. They think they have a wonder on their hands, and based on early reviews, the movie is visually stunning. This looks a lot like Ready Player One last year, a visual masterpiece that didn\u2019t quite live up on the narrative side. Regardless, they\u2019re stressing the reason you need to see it in a theater, and considering James Cameron and Robert Rodriguez are in charge of this one, expect it to wow in that department.\nThe fake ad for a positive society feels ripped from The Purge. Still, it was fun to see all our favorite characters living in the dystopia that is Gilead. Perhaps the most striking images of the trailer come when we get to Washington, specifically the new \u201cWashington\u201d monument. I\u2019ll be honest, the show has gotten exhausting, despite the high level performances being turned in. It\u2019ll be curious to see how the show bounces back from some lackluster awards turnouts (namely SAG and the Golden Globes).\nGuillermo Del Toro likes to make monster films, and just because he will not direct does not mean he won\u2019t throw his name on a project. Scarey Stories to Tell in the Dark will take on that mantle, and looks like a modern-day version of Stranger Things. It\u2019ll be interesting to watch when it releases in August and could be a late summer hit.\nLike us on Facebook or follow AJ on Twitter to get our news stories and reviews instantly!\nCategoriesMovies, News, Trailers, TV\nTagsAlita: Battle Angel, Avengers: Endgame, Captain Marvel, Super Bowl LIII, The Handmaid's Tale, Twilight Zone, Us",
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        "raw_content": "PAMELA A.POPPER, President Wellness Forum Health\nPam Popper is the founder and President of Wellness Forum Health. The company offers educational programs to both consumers and providers that facilitate informed medical decision-making, diet and lifestyle intervention, and improved long-term health outcomes. Through its own network of providers, Wellness Forum Health offers direct-to-consumer healthcare services.\nPam serves on the Physician\u2019s Steering Committee and the President\u2019s Board for the Physicians\u2019 Committee for Responsible Medicine in Washington D.C. Pam was one of the health care professionals involved in the famed Sacramento Food Bank Project, in which economically disadvantaged people were shown how to reverse their diseases and eliminate medications with diet.\nPam served as part of Dr. T. Colin Campbell\u2019s teaching team at eCornell, teaching part of a certification course on plant-based nutrition. She has been featured in many widely distributed documentaries, including Processed People and Making a Killing and Forks Over Knives, which played in major theaters throughout North America in 2011. She is one of the co-authors of the companion book which was on the New York Times bestseller list for 66 weeks. She is also the author of Food Over Medicine: The Conversation That Can Save Your Life. Her most recent films are Food Choices and Diet Fiction, and she co-authored the companion books for both films.\nPam is also a public policy expert, and continually works toward changing laws that interfere with patients\u2019 right to choose their health provider and method of care. She has testified in front of legislative committees on numerous occasions, and has testified twice in front of the USDA\u2019s Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee.\nPam is a straight-talking professional who is not afraid to criticize national health organizations, government agencies, medical professionals, pharmaceutical companies, agricultural organizations and manufacturing companies, many of whom have agendas and priorities that interfere with distributing truthful information and promoting public health.\nEveryone who is interested in health should hear her speak. For some, their lives may depend on what she has to say!\nFollow Pam's blog!",
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        "raw_content": "Sentencing today for Danieal Kelly\u2019s father, social workers\nDaniel Kelly, Dana Poindexter and Mickal Kamuvaka will be sentenced today for the 2006 death of 14-year-old Danieal Kelly.\nPoindexter, Kamuvaka and Daniel Kelly were found guilty in July with the girl\u2019s starvation death. Daniel is Danieal\u2019s father, and Poindexter and Kamuvaka were social workers assigned to assist the teenager and supervise her care.\nUpdate, 1:30 p.m. All three defendants have been sentenced to 2.5 to 5 years in a state correctional facility.\nUpdate, 12 p.m. Closing arguments are underway, WHYY/NewsWorks\u2019 Lizz Fiedler reports from the courtroom. Daniel Kelly\u2019s lawyer has called on the judge to give his client time served.\nNo one testified on Daniel Kelly\u2019s behalf, but three testified on Kamuvaka\u2019s behalf, including very emotional testimony by her daughter. Ten people including family, long-time friends and former DHS coworkers testified on behalf of Dana Poindexter, calling him a compassionate, nurturing man.Kamuvaka\u2019s lawyer is now pointing to the problems at DHS, Andrea Kelly\u2019s actions and other adults\u2019 inaction for causing the girl\u2019s death.\nDaniel Kelly was convicted of endangering the welfare of a child Danieal died in the care of her mother, despite her father\u2019s reported knowledge of his daughter being neglected. The care workers were found guilty of endangerment, perjury and other charges.",
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        "raw_content": "\u2190 You Are In a Safe and Warm Place\nLet\u2019s think about a dead Grammarian \u2192\nMy Ex Was Real Christmassy\nHere\u2019s another USS Rock \u2018N Roll Blog post I wrote about a hacked knitting machine and my friend Andrew Salomone\u2019s artwork on it, among other things:\nMy artist friend Andrew Salomone has a hacked knitting machine (as in computer hacked) on which he can take images from a computer and transfer them into yarn patterns. There\u2019s an incredible video of the process on his excellent website here: Andrew Salomone Video\nApparently he was with my artist ex-girlfriend Loren when trying to figure out whose mug to put on a Christmas sweater, and she was heard to say that I\u2019m real Christmassy. This image is the result, which he sent to me last week:\nUsing this machine he has made a wide variety of knit objects, including a \u2018Bill Cosby Sweater.\u2019 This is an actual Bill Cosby-looking sweater that has an image of Bill Cosby wearing the same sweater with Bill Cosby wearing a sweater on it, ad infinitum. Or at least until it\u2019s too small to see in the image on the computer screen, which is very similar to me. It\u2019s basically an infinite loop.\nAndrew\u2019s artwork has been very compelling to me ever since I met him, and I really feel like he\u2019s been really knocking it out of the park over the last decade. I found the Bill Cosby piece fascinating. But probably not as fascinating as the one of my face. Not only is it disorienting for me to have the non-contextual experience of my (Jewish) ex-girlfriend saying that about me via the medium of a digital picture of a sweater made by a hacked knitting machine, I am also taking in the piece through self-awareness of (and resultant shame over) my narcissan love of my own visage. This simultaneously evokes guilt and pleasure, which is a common experience for me.\nVia email, I asked Andrew, \u201cam i the ex? or is there a hypothetical ex who gave it to me? lot of layers here saladmoney.\u201d (my friend Fiona, Loren, and probably a bunch of people call him Saladmoney, because it\u2019s a very fun spoonerism on his surname, Salamone. They are each very compelling artists, whose websites you should check out, too: Loren\u2019s Website and Fiona\u2019s Website).\nThe question and answer process was interesting because number one, seldom do I as a viewer of art get to ask the artist what s/he was thinking exactly. Number two, to subjectively appreciate a piece of work such as this, it really isn\u2019t necessary to know the context, and in some cases, it can obfuscate. Or possibly land us in an infinite loop, an endless series of Matryoshka dolls with smaller and smaller Russian Premiers inside. Andrew wrote back:\n\u201cwell Loren helped me get the studio where I made these so I asked her what she thought I should put on them, and she said, \u201cMark is really Christmassy\u201d but the rest of the sweater is open to interpretation, I like that there\u2019s no real context for it, it actually seems like the ideal venue for this one is really in a thrift shop.\u201d\nWhatever the greater meaning of \u201cthings in things,\u201d \u00e0 la the infinite loop of the Bill Cosby sweaters, I love the idea that the ideal venue for this object would be a thrift shop. Interesting objects, without context, become more interesting. Successful improvisation often mingles context and non sequitur in a similar manner.\nThere\u2019s something inherently frustrating about the ethereality of improv shows, which also makes them so great. That the shows are here only now and then gone is sometimes lamentable (which I feel more during the long dark tea times of the soul[1] spent wondering \u201cWhat the hell am I doing here exactly?\u201d) in that we don\u2019t have a product the way a visual artist does. I am jealous sometimes that a visual artist can create and then walk away and observe, covetous that they can step back and view what they\u2019ve produced. Video of improvisation can be taken, sketches can be created, and scenes can go on to live in other formats, but obviously the experience is very different.\nOnce in a great while, sometimes art and impro can line up in compelling ways. For instance, this past Tuesday was that Letters to Santa 24 hour improv benefit at Second City in Chicago. I was onstage for only the first three hours, and a great deal of credit and respect goes out to the seven or eight odd performers who were in it to win it the whole time. They even streamed it live, and there\u2019s more on that great charity event supported by a bunch of wonderful people here: Letters to Santa\n(What\u2019s that, you ask me? \u201cWhy the hell didn\u2019t you tell us about this two weeks ago so we could actually benefit from this information and maybe check it out?\u201d \u201cWell,\u201d I\u2019d say, \u201cI don\u2019t know, but you\u2019ve sure got a lot of nerve talking to me like that. I\u2019ll have you know that I\u2019m not your plaything to kick around anymore\u2026. Sorry. You\u2019re right. It slipped my mind, and I apologize. They\u2019ll do it again next year.\u201d[2])\nAt any rate, I was out there for the first shift from 7-10pm, and before Tweedy played via Skype from the basement of the State Theater in Minneapolis.[3] The first damn scene out of the gate featured Hans Holsen and Tim Meadows, and off the pad set suggestion of (I think) \u2018presents\u2019 they wound up as coworkers at a company Christmas party. Hans\u2019 character had just started work that week, and felt guilty about taking advantage of the party, being so new.\nTim\u2019s vaguely-threatening more veteran employee character gave Hans a present, possibly the one all the employees got, though passed off as just being from Tim. Obviously Hans could have made the present anything at all, but he made the sublime move of taking what appeared to be a shirt out of the box and holding it up to his shoulders. He said something along the lines of, \u201cWow, thanks! It\u2019s a Bill Cosby sweater, with a picture of Bill Cosby on it.\u201d\nHaving just watched the above video of Andrew\u2019s work, I was understandably thrilled. I was on the side of the stage watching, unable to convey to anyone the excitement welling up in my breast over the simultaneous discovery. \u201cBut,\u201d went my unspoken words, \u201cAndrew\u2026the sweater machine\u2026I\u2026.\u201d Art imitating life imitating impro.\nIt\u2019s possible (and perhaps even likely) that the notion of the M\u00f6bius strip Cosby sweater has been floated in some improvised scene somewhere, possibly many times. But I hadn\u2019t ever seen it before, and that\u2019s what made my subjective experience so exciting. I found out about Andrew\u2019s project the day before. Considering how translucent and fleeting is improvisation, a connection without context occurring in such a tight timeframe is in and of itself meaningful, at least to me. And as the unique observer of my experience, how could I be wrong?\nAndrew\u2019s hope, as laid out in the video, is to somehow give the sweater to Bill Cosby and get a photo of him wearing it, his head coming out of a sweater of him wearing the sweater. An infinite loop, like Del Close\u2019s vision of the Harold being plucked out of the stream of improvisation, transferred by actors onto the stage, and viewed until lights go out and it leaps back into the stream. Here\u2019s to hoping he closes the loop.\n[1] This is a potentially erroneous allusion to a (Douglas Adams) novel which I purchased sometime in late high school or early college, moved to eight different apartments throughout my adulthood, and never read. Carting it around through so much time and space makes me feel connected to it enough to use it as a reference, even though the novel may actually have a completely different implicit meaning. But it doesn\u2019t matter because my figure of speech makes sense to me, and hopefully in the paragraph. Like all these things.\n[2] Speaking of the last post, I do hope you\u2019ve learned a little about Shackleton since then. If you haven\u2019t, (in the spirit of me filling this post with more links that the big cat enclosure at the Brookfield Zoo) at least scratch the surface by checking this out: http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/shackleton/\nTagged as Andrew Salomone, art, Bill Cosby, Bill Cosby Sweater, Douglas Adams, Fiona Kelly, Hans Holsen, Improv, infinite loop, knitting machine, Letters To Santa, Loren Erdrich, matryoshka dolls, Mobius Strip, Paul Timoney, Second City, Shackleton, Tim Meadows, USSRR",
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        "raw_content": "Naming a Guardian for Your Minor Children\nHome | Blog | Estate Planning | Naming a Guardian for Your Minor Children\nParents with minor children need to name someone to raise them (a guardian) in the event both parents should die before the child becomes an adult. While the likelihood of that actually happening is slim, the consequences of not naming a guardian are great.\nIf no guardian is named in the parent\u2019s will, a judge\u2014a stranger who does not know the parents, the child, or their relatives\u2014will decide who will raise the child without knowing whom the parent would have preferred. Anyone can ask to be considered, and the judge will select the person he/she deems most appropriate. On the other hand, if the parent names a guardian (typically via the parent\u2019s will), the judge will usually go along with the parent\u2019s choice.\nThe guardian does not have to be a relative, so parents should consider and evaluate all candidates:\n* Parenting style, values and religious beliefs should be similar to their own.\n* Location could be important. If the guardian lives far away, the child would have to move from a familiar school, friends and neighborhood.\n* How comfortable with the candidates is the child now?\n* Consider the child\u2019s age and that of the guardian-candidates. Grandparents may have the time, but they may not have the energy to keep up with a toddler or teenager. An older guardian may become ill and/or even die before the child is grown. A younger guardian, especially an adult sibling, may be concentrating on finishing college or starting a career. If the child is older and more mature, he/she should have some input into this decision.\n* How prepared emotionally are the candidates to take on this added responsibility? Someone who is single may resent having to care for someone else\u2019s children. Someone with a houseful of their own children may not want more around, or they may welcome the addition.\n* Ask the top candidates if they would be willing to serve, and name at least one alternate in case the first choice becomes unable to serve.\nRaising the child should not be a financial burden for the guardian, and a candidate\u2019s lack of finances should not be the deciding factor. The parent will need to provide enough money (from assets and/or life insurance) to provide for the child. Some parents also earmark funds to help the guardian buy a larger car or add onto their existing home, if needed.\nNaming someone else to handle this money can be a good idea. Having the same person raise the child and handle the money can make things simpler because the guardian would not have to ask someone else for money, but the best person to raise the child may not be the best person to handle the money; and it may be tempting for them to use this money for their own purposes.\nNaming a guardian can be a difficult decision for many parents. Keep in mind that this person will probably not raise the child because odds are that at least one parent will survive until the child is grown. By naming a guardian, however, the parent is being responsible and planning ahead for an unlikely, yet possible, situation. And parents must realize that no one else will be the perfect parent for their child, so typically this means making compromises in some areas. Finally, parents should remember that they can change their mind; in fact, parents should review and change the guardian as their child grows and if the guardian\u2019s situation changes.\n\u00ab Protecting Your Vacation Home with a Cabin Trust\nCoordinating Property Ownership and Your Estate Plan \u00bb",
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        "raw_content": "A Christmas Story (album)\nA Christmas Story (disambiguation)\nA Christmas Story is a 1983 American Christmas comedy film based on the short stories and semi-fictional anecdotes of author and raconteur Jean Shepherd, based on his book In God We Trust: All Others Pay Cash, with some elements derived from Wanda Hickey's Night of Golden Memories. It was directed by Bob Clark. The film has since become a holiday classic in the United States and is shown numerous times on television during the Christmas season, usually on the networks owned by Turner Broadcasting. As of 1997 a marathon of the film titled \"24 Hours of A Christmas Story\" has aired on TNT and/or TBS, comprising twelve consecutive airings of the film on both Christmas Eve and Christmas Day.\nThe film earned director Clark two Genie Awards. In 2012, the film was selected for preservation in the National Film Registry by the Library of Congress for being \"culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant\".\nNine-year-old Ralphie Parker wants only one thing for Christmas: a Red Ryder Carbine Action 200-shot Range Model air rifle with a compass in the stock and \"this thing which tells time\" (a sundial). Ralphie's desire is rejected by his mother, his teacher Miss Shields, and even a department store Santa Claus, all giving him the same warning: \"You'll shoot your eye out.\"\nThis page contains text from Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia - https://wn.com/A_Christmas_Story\nA Christmas Story is the fifth album and first Christmas album by Contemporary Christian group Point of Grace. It was released in 1999 by Word Records.\nThe album features several traditional Christmas songs arranged especially for the group, plus some original songs.\nThe group heavily promoted the album, appearing in various national media outlets as well as appearing on Amy Grant's Christmas Tour.\nShelley Breen\nThis page contains text from Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia - https://wn.com/A_Christmas_Story_(album)\nA Christmas Story is a 1983 film.\nA Christmas Story may also refer to:\nChristmas Story (2007 Finnish movie)\nNativity of Jesus in Christian religions\n\"A Christmas Story\" (1958 Lassie TV series episode)\nThe Homecoming: A Christmas Story (1971), a television movie that acted as the pilot for the series The Waltons\nA Christmas Story (album), a 1999 album by Point of Grace\nThe Christmas Story (disambiguation)\nA Christmas Carol (disambiguation)\nThis page contains text from Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia - https://wn.com/A_Christmas_Story_(disambiguation)\nachristmasvisitor.com\nachristmasstory.net\nagangstory.com\nachristmastoremember.org\nA Christmas Story, Point Of Grace\nGiddy up, jingle horse, pick up your feet\nMix and mingle in the jinglin' beat\nJingle bell, jingle bell, jingle bell\nLatest News for: a christmas story\nHigh school sports notebook: Del City wrestling ready for regionals\nDel City placed sixth in Class 5A regionals and had six state qualifiers and a state champ in 106-pounder Manny Rogers. 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        "raw_content": "The welfare impact of rising food prices\nThe welfare impact of rising food prices differs for net food consumers and net producers\nUniversity of Manchester, UK, and IZA, Germany\nDramatic food price spikes in recent years have stimulated debate on the welfare implications of food price risk. According to the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, the number of undernourished people in sub-Saharan Africa rose to a record 265 million in 2009. There is a gradually developing policy consensus in favor of income redistribution to the poor in developing countries hit by the food price crisis. This recommendation makes sense when the poor are net food consumers, but it ignores the possibility that some poor people are net producers of food and so are likely to benefit from rising food prices.\nRising food prices are likely to alleviate poverty and inequality in areas where poor people are net food producers (produce more food than they consume).\nRising food prices are likely to be welfare-enhancing in areas where women are farmers, because female spending patterns tend to be more child-friendly.\nWhen rising food prices stimulate food production, they may generate new jobs (and related income) that can improve welfare.\nThe urban middle class relies on non-agricultural employment for its livelihood and so is likely to be more affected by rising food prices than the poorest population segments.\nRising food prices can exacerbate poverty and inequality when the poor are net food consumers (consume more food than they produce) and there are few non-farm jobs.\nThe welfare implications of rising food prices are ambiguous\u2014even if women are farmers\u2014if complementary resources for crop commercialization are scarce.\nAnalyses often disregard the possibility of behavioral changes in response to price shocks, e.g. substituting less expensive foods for more expensive ones.\nRising food prices can exacerbate poverty in the long term when domestic institutional constraints, the international agricultural trade environment, and weather and climate conditions constrain the use of modern high-yielding farming techniques.\nProperly assessing the impact of rising food prices on poverty and inequality in developing countries, where economies are largely agriculture-based, requires analyzing the links between the agricultural output market and the labor market. Rising food prices may boost welfare in contexts where the poor (especially women) are among the largest net food producers and may generate new employment where rising prices stimulate expanded food production. Because urban residents are the most affected by rising food prices, creating productive job opportunities in urban areas should be a policy priority.\nHeated academic and policy debate on the welfare implications of food price risk broke out following an approximate 50% rise in global food prices between April 2007 and March 2008, with a similar increase a few years later. Early research (typically simulations based on cross-country data) predicted severe negative welfare implications of rising food prices among the poorest population groups in food-importing developing countries. Other research warned against oversimplification and underlined the need to explore the complex implications of food price spikes for both the supply and demand side of the market, taking individual country circumstances into account [1].\nLater, more careful analyses have tried to reconcile divergent views by compiling both cross-country and case study analyses and deriving some generalizable messages. The dominant macro-level message is that, while net food-exporting countries are likely to gain from the commodity price boom, poor countries\u2014especially those relying on food imports and cash crop exports\u2014are likely to be negatively affected. Most of the policy focus is on sub-Saharan Africa, in response to estimates that rising prices had pushed an additional 24 million people into hunger, increasing the number of undernourished to a record 265 million in 2009 [2]. This estimate is not surprising, given the role of agricultural specialization in these economies. Specifically, while the structure of African economies differs from country to country, on average the continent is dependent on food imports and tends to have a comparative advantage in (traditional) tropical cash crops, many of which are losing their competitive edge in international markets (Figure 1).\nWhile the results of macro-level analyses of the effect of rising food prices are fairly straightforward, the micro-level research highlights much more mixed and context-specific evidence. There is a gradually developing consensus in favor of measures to improve incentives for farmers to increase food supply, together with measures leading to more progressive income redistribution [3]. This policy advice is sometimes difficult to reconcile with failed past attempts to ensure food self-sufficiency in poor economies affected by a food price spike. Detailed accounts document the failures of food-importing countries in Africa (and elsewhere) to respond successfully to previous food price spikes by boosting food production [4], [5]. For example, the food price shock of the 1970s prompted the government of C\u00f4te d\u2019Ivoire to support food self-sufficiency by heavily subsidizing local rice producers. The program ended in bankruptcy because of the inability to reconcile producer support with low consumer prices and a lack of fiscal resources.\nThere is also evidence that income redistribution may not be the answer either. Indeed, there is both theoretical and empirical support for the argument that the income redistribution effect of a price shock depends on country-specific characteristics of national food and labor markets. The research summarized below attempts to unbundle these complexities, throw some further light on the multifaceted implications of food price risk, and highlight some gaps in existing academic and policy research that constrain our understanding of the phenomenon.\nBecause households are both consumers and producers of food, the natural, micro-level starting point for analyzing the welfare implications of changing food prices is a model explaining how households make consumption and production decisions about food and other agricultural crops. The simplest empirical approach is to calculate the net benefit ratio from the production and consumption of a range of agricultural commodities. The net benefit ratio represents the difference between the income generated from agricultural production and the income spent on agricultural products divided by the household\u2019s total expenditures. A positive net benefit ratio indicates that a household gains more from producing an agricultural item whose price has increased than it loses from purchasing the same item that has now become more expensive. The opposite is true for a negative net benefit ratio. The signs (positive or negative) of the net benefit ratios faced by households in different income quintiles thus give a sense of whether poorer households gain or lose more than richer households when food prices rise.\nTo illustrate this point, Figure 2 presents the net benefit ratios for C\u00f4te d\u2019Ivoire, a cash-crop-exporting and food-crop-importing country [6]. It shows net benefit ratios for rice, the main staple food in C\u00f4te d\u2019Ivoire, alternative food items, and tropical cash crops (including cocoa, coffee, bananas, palm oil, rubber, cotton, and cashews) for households in different income quintiles in 2008, the year of a large increase in food prices. The poorest households (quintile 1) are characterized by positive average net benefit ratios, suggesting that the poorest (generally self-subsistent) households are more likely to benefit than to lose as a result of rising food prices. The opposite is true for households in the higher income quintiles, which experience most of the negative impact of the price shock. At the same time, because poorer households are generally more likely than richer households to produce cash crops as well as food crops, the net benefit ratios from the production and consumption of tropical cash crops fall as income rises. In other words, in the specific context of C\u00f4te d\u2019Ivoire, there is a redistribution of income from richer to poorer households in a period of rising food prices.\nThis method of assessing the welfare implications of rising food prices is particularly appealing in traditional contexts, such as in much of sub-Saharan Africa, where the rural landscape is dominated by small farmers (smallholders), producing either food or cash crops or both by relying mainly on family members and hiring only very limited amounts of labor. In such contexts, it may be sufficient to verify whether smallholders are net producers or net consumers of food and observe how the net income generated (or lost) from crop production plus the costs of consumption affects welfare for different segments of the income distribution. However, this baseline model has its limitations in an environment where most agricultural workers are on wage contracts rather than being family farmers or sharecroppers. In that kind of environment, ignoring the effect of a price shock on labor demand and supply and thereafter on agricultural wages is likely to produce a biased estimate of the welfare implications of the price shock. Recent research, especially in contexts like Brazil and India, where hired labor is common, takes this secondary labor market effect of a price shock into account.\nOccupational choices and the implications of price shocks for net food buyers and sellers\nSeveral questions need to be answered to properly assess the welfare implications of a food price spike:\nWhat are the occupational opportunities in a country or region affected by a food price shock?\nWho are the food producers?\nAre poorer or richer households more likely to be affected?\nResearch that addresses these questions reaches nuanced, sometimes counterintuitive, conclusions. For instance, much of the policy analysis of net food-importing African countries tends to assume that net buyers of food by far outnumber net sellers of food, even in rural areas and especially among the poor. The implication is that rising food prices will result in a regressive redistribution of income across countries and across individuals both within and between countries.\nMore detailed analyses acknowledge that simply counting the number of net food buyers across the income distribution is inadequate. It is also essential to consider whether they are just marginal food buyers and to assess what occupational choices they can rely on to smooth their consumption and income. For example, an analysis of the welfare implications of rising food prices across nine poor developing countries concludes that although the largest share of poor households can be identified as net food buyers, almost half of them are just marginal net food buyers who are not significantly affected by food price increases. Furthermore, the average incomes of net food buyers are higher than those of net food sellers in eight of the nine countries examined [1].\nFurthermore, as observed in Figure 2, rising food prices led to the redistribution of income from richer to poorer households in C\u00f4te d\u2019Ivoire. While Figure 2 illustrates the average redistribution of income for the country as a whole, the regional production pattern illustrated in Figure 3 indicates that the redistribution of income from richer to poorer households also takes place across geographic regions. Specifically, households in the poorer northern part of the country are more likely to produce food than households in the richer southern part of the country, suggesting that rising food prices are more likely to favorably affect households in poorer geographic areas.\nUnlike the progressive income redistribution findings of cross-country-based macro-level studies of the net benefits and net costs of being a food importer or exporter of food, research on large food-exporting countries like Brazil and India identifies a regressive redistributive effect of rising food prices. In Brazil, where 80% of the population resides in urban areas, poverty is an urban phenomenon, and agricultural production relies on wage contracting rather than small farmer-operated smallholdings, rising food prices are found to increase extreme poverty by 11\u201312.3%. The impact on inequality is more complex, however. Low-income groups are affected less than middle-income groups, while high-income groups are barely affected because they spend a much smaller proportion of their income on food [7]. As in the case of C\u00f4te d\u2019Ivoire, the brunt of the food crisis appears to be borne by middle-income urban dwellers.\nIn India, where land distribution is highly unequal, better-off large farmers gain from rising food prices, while poor rural households lose from the price rise\u2014and the size of the average gain among better-off farmers is quite large. In fact, evidence from India argues against the conventional wisdom that the main group that needs to be sheltered from rising food prices is the urban poor. The main category of poor households negatively affected by the rise in prices in India reside in rural areas. These households constitute 77% of all poor households that lose as a result of rising food prices, and they include both farmers and non-farmers [8].\nAlthough results on the direction of the redistributive effect of rising food prices differ, urban residents and non-food-producing rural residents are by default bound to lose more as a result of rising food prices than food-producing rural residents. Assessments of the welfare implications of rising food prices should therefore focus on exploring the structure of non-agricultural employment opportunities. A large number of studies on sub-Saharan African countries suggest that self-employment represents a substantial proportion of these job opportunities. It is therefore important to study the nature of both self-employment and alternatives to self-employment. Government effort should focus on expanding productivity- and welfare-enhancing opportunities across rural and urban labor markets.\nFurther research questions and limitations\nAnalyses of the gains and losses from rising food prices such as those discussed here, in particular those that account for the transmission of the food price shock to welfare through changes in wages in the agricultural labor market, provide a fairly balanced view of the immediate welfare impacts of rising food prices. A large enough number of such rigorous analyses have now been conducted across a range of institutional settings, making it possible to reach some generalizable conclusions. A major shortcoming of these analyses, however, is that they disregard the possibility of behavioral changes in response to a food price shock, such as substituting less expensive foods for more expensive ones on the consumption side and either making different crop production decisions or switching jobs on the producer and labor market side. Either of these could have important direct and indirect (through the labor market) implications for household welfare.\nConsider the example of C\u00f4te d\u2019Ivoire again. The country is self-sufficient in the production of local food varieties, such as local rice, cassava, and plantains, but it is heavily dependent on imported rice, which is of higher quality than locally produced rice and is needed to meet the increasing demand for rice in the country. If demand for imported rice is relatively price-elastic and there are few production constraints, rising international prices may induce a shift in consumption from imported to local food and subsequently a shift in the production of local food varieties, thus enhancing the welfare of their producers. While a few consumption-based analyses have considered the impact of price spikes on consumption substitutions, the literature is rather inconclusive. For instance, some recent studies have contradicted the findings of research on the food price shock of the mid-1990s across several west African economies, which had concluded that the elasticity of demand for imported rice is fairly low. That means that the rising international price of rice would have induced losses among net buyers that were larger than the gains among relatively poorer net food producers.\nPerhaps even more important, analyses of behavioral changes on the consumption side of the equation tend to be conducted separately from analyses of the production side, and there has been little research on reactions to relative crop price changes on the producer side of the market. The scarcity of such studies may reflect the scarcity of panel data for developing countries, which are needed to capture both immediate production reactions to temporary price shocks and longer term reactions to changing relative price trends. As a result, much of the research on production choices and their livelihood and welfare implications are based on restrictive time frameworks and contexts and so reach limited, time-specific conclusions.\nFor instance, studies that have explored the allocation of production into tropical cash crops during times of tropical export booms have found such reallocation to be welfare enhancing [9]. By contrast, studies investigating cash crop production during periods of fluctuating commodity prices have found such production to be welfare reducing [10]. However, the debate on whether tropical cash crops compete with food crops and lead to food crises or whether there is complementarity between the two, with food production benefiting from the promotion of tropical export crops, has not yet been conclusively resolved. Analyzing this question using panel data for a long enough period and in the same geographic context would be a good starting point in trying to resolve this debate.\nThe special case of gender\nOne of the most high-profile areas of research on development today focuses on the determinants of women\u2019s occupational choices and how those choices affect female empowerment and the welfare of the next generation. In traditional agricultural societies, an underlying premise of this line of research is that specific crops are labelled as either men\u2019s crops or women\u2019s crops. Typically, traditional cash crops are considered men\u2019s crops, while food crops are considered women\u2019s crops. Furthermore, men and women in a number of African contexts hold separate income accounts and spend their incomes on different household goods. There is some evidence that women spend more of their income on food and child-related expenses such as schooling. Positive price spikes for women\u2019s crops are thus observed to enhance child welfare [11].\nFollowing this logic, rising food prices (or, for that matter, any event that enhances the productivity and income-generation potential of women\u2019s crops) are expected to have a positive impact on female empowerment and thereafter on welfare. However, this ad hoc demarcation of production based on gender has been shown to be blurry in practice, and policy experiments based on such assumptions have resulted in perverse behavioral responses. In Gambia, for instance, where women used to be traditional rice growers, it was assumed that the introduction of better technology for rice in the form of pump irrigation would improve household welfare through its productivity-enhancing effect on women. However, because women faced severe constraints in access to credit and hired labor, they failed to adopt the new technology and continued to farm rice using traditional practices. Meanwhile, men began to move into irrigated rice production, which led to an increase in annual per capita income and food consumption [12]. Thus, in a dynamic setting and in a context of institutional constraints to female empowerment that blocked women\u2019s access to complementary resources, it is plausible to assume that men are more likely than women to adopt the types of crops that become more profitable. The welfare implications of such behavioral changes at the household level are unclear and would need to be taken into account both in general and when assessing narrower gender issues related to the effect of price or other shocks to agriculture.\nStudies on the impact of rising food prices on labor and through labor on welfare have reached different conclusions. The findings depend on a diverse set of institutional determinants of food production and of alternative agricultural production. They also depend on the occupational choices available in a country that is affected by an agricultural price shock and the complex interactions between labor and product markets. In contexts where the agricultural sector is dominated by small farmers, some of whom are able to smooth their consumption by moving into or expanding commercial crop production or by finding other means to supplement agricultural income, the effect of rising food prices on poverty and inequality tends to be subdued. By contrast, in contexts where there are many net-food-buying urban poor, land distribution is skewed toward the better-off, and there is a high incidence of landless rural poor, rising food prices tend to be associated with rising poverty and inequality. In these contexts, increased demand for agricultural labor to meet rising food demand can smooth some of the impact of the food price shock on net food-demanding hired laborers, but the effect is not large enough to significantly alter the negative consequences of the food price spike.\nDespite this heterogeneity of observed outcomes, there is a gradually developing consensus in favor of encouraging the uptake of higher-yielding green revolution farming practices and implementing progressive income redistribution policies as a general reaction to the food price crisis. While such policy recommendations are difficult to dispute on conceptual grounds and can be justified by the evidence, they may not be very realistic\u2014or effective. Analyses have revealed numerous barriers to the successful uptake of green revolution technologies, and there are detailed historical accounts of the failure of food-importing countries, especially in Africa, to respond successfully to previous food price spikes by boosting food production [4]. Most analyses focus on the institutional constraints to implementation of green revolution farming practices within individual countries while disregarding the role of international trade constraints and environmental change. Academic debate and policy advice related to rising food prices need to adopt a more holistic, inter-disciplinary approach that takes all these factors into account.\nFurthermore, to be effective in a developing country environment where income inequality is high, an income redistribution policy requires the reallocation of a large portion of resources from the small, better-off share of the population to the much larger and much worse off share of the population [2]. However, it has proved to be difficult to effectively tax those at the higher end of the income distribution. Thus to ensure adequate resources to finance such policy measures, a workable policy probably requires also taxing the middle class. That brings up problems related to economic efficiency and fairness, as it would involve taxing people in the middle of the income distribution, who are relatively more deprived than those at the top of the distribution [2]. Indeed, the urban middle class is likely to be more affected by rising food prices than either the poorest or the richest population segment. This has been demonstrated in the studies reviewed here on rising food prices across both largely agriculture-based, food-importing, small farmer-dominated economies and net-food-exporting, highly urbanized, mainly hired-agricultural-labor-based economies.\nThe urban middle class relies almost exclusively on non-agricultural employment for its livelihood, and therefore a policy priority should be to create productive, non-agricultural labor opportunities in response to both food price shocks and other economic shocks. Moving up the value chain in agriculture and exploring modern industrialization choices should be high on the policy agenda. So should further efforts to increase agricultural yields by introducing green revolution technologies that are consistent with their geographic and environmental context. 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        "raw_content": "Karoo Morning, an autobiography 1918-35 Guy Butler\nKaroo Morning. An autobiography 1918 \u2013 1935\nMy copy is David Philip, Africasouth Paperback 1981 edition, third impression 1983. There has been slightly more recent publishing but not revised edition.\nMy copy is marked up for sections to be extracted, sadly can\u2019t say for what journal, paper or purpose but it adds character to the paperback.\nThe preface alone is worth reading as reason to look to Guy Butlers writing as a white South African who was born in a small town in the Karoo and remained steadfast in his country until his death He loved his country, it\u2019s huge expanse and environment, all its variety of people, story and folklore, his family. All these things were an integral part of his being.\nAt the start he says (in 1977):\n\u2018Much of the literature by white South Africans is guilt-laden and self-condemnatory, and there are good reasons why it should be so; but where praise is possible it should be uttered. The man who has known joy and keeps it to himself is a miser\u2019.\nAnd a clear, comment on his idea of written autobiographies:\n\u2018Two points about the nature of autobiography.\nFirst, it\u2019s main source is the writers memory, which is soon discovered to be highly temperamental in what portions of the past it selects for conscious attention, and what portions it leaves in the limbo of it idiosyncratic amnesia.\nOne can, of course, supplement ones memory by appeals to members of one\u2019s family, friends and contemporaries, and to written records: history books, newspapers, photographs, family papers, particularly old letters \u2013 all of which I have done, with great interest and considerable profit. By such means, faces, incidents, scenes which seemed partially or entirely forgotten, have been swept clean of oblivion\u2019s dust; others, which the memory of reliable witnesses and the written record insist were there, remain stubbornly obscure.\nSecond, while making every effort to get the facts right, ones main concern is not with truth to fact and measurement, but to character, feeling, mood and vision. Autobiography, which would seem to be so close a cousin to history, is less an objective record of a life than an attempt to communicate the writer\u2019s feeling for his life as lived\u2019\nIt is a large chunk to include from the Preface. The final paragraph is the most important for me but without the record and action of the first two the relevance may be weaker. I could have been satisfied with the last sentence.\nWhen you listen to a story-teller, a teacher, parent or friend you hear the words and meanings but take much information from their tone, their speaking rhythm, their body language. So too when reading such as Guy Butler, the rhythm and tone of the writing catches and retains your interest.\nHe admits from the start that he made use of as many records, letters and memories of his now extended family as he could, to fill the pages of Karoo Morning because his forebears were very early English settlers in South Africa, mostly in the Karoo region. (and those still in England, Stoke on Trent, and America as well as China!); with his personal memories and retelling of stories from his many elders there becomes visible a huge panarama of the region. Regional history that is political as well as personal. From his early childhood he seems to have been observant in sight and sound and by delving into this past has been able to recount with a lifetime\u2019s passion and understanding the nature of society. His belonging to a large family ranging throughout the Karoo meant at times he travelled widely, visiting relatives in differing areas and degrees of their settling. His family was based in Cradock and their nearest bigger town was Grahamstown, The individual families all had very strong beliefs as Quakers, Methodists, Baptists and Anglican and various experiences as preachers, farmers of crops, livestock and horses, shopkeepers, newspaper journalists and publishers. All have been absorbed by Guy Butler for this book. His enthusiasm for the country and its people, nature and stories has come to fruition with an invaluable legacy of and to South Africa. His poetry and regional stories I am well aware of and this fascinating book adds an intricate layer of knowledge (for want of a better word) about his world up to 1935..\n(I am soon to read \u2018On first seeing Florence\u2018 his long poem finally rewritten, completed and published as a pamphlet in 1964)\nThe early chapters of Karoo Morning work through the first arrivals of his forebears, great and grandparents and meeting of his parents, his mother moving from a village near Stoke on Trent, Stone. (I have visited Stoke on Trent and it\u2019s various attached pottery towns such as Longton many times over the last twenty years, visiting Stone briefly three times. The centre of Stone may not have changed too much in the last fifty years but I suspect Stoke on Trent and surrounding towns would be unrecognisable except for an occasional municipal building. The pottery kilns that once turned the air smoke-black are gone except for two museum remnants and many of the great red-brick factories are gone or going. Again with a very few exceptions.)\nHe writes of the rough and tumble of children in the late 1920s where exploits are real and exciting as they happen in surroundings of which I am jealous. (Yes, I understand rose coloured glasses may be useful). The descriptions of the scenery as well as the events is superb. One episode concerning bees whilst camping had me laughing out loud whilst the following events written of touched the heart: A seemingly incongruous burial that is described and explained and finally fills you with a surprising emotion.\nThroughout the book, his story, his family story of life moves on, not with any huge momentous event it would seem but with what life throws at you as it progresses. And then those nuggets of events which fill gaps in Time\u2019s fractured picture of far away places to create images of similarity despite the huge differences between the hedged softness of southern England and the clarity of the air of lweather-scaped Karoo. Even Guy Butler\u2019s brief description of Natal, as different to Karoo as may be but different still to my old scenery.\nNo easy childhood through the depression from 1929 onwards but his eye, in recollection, stays firmly on the reality of life and bright observation of scenery and people around him. Some adventures almost out of \u2018Boy\u2019s Own\u2019 with the addition of strong family ties and values to secured by. Yes, this story is an element of South Africa that defines a period and way of life.\nMoving on into the book and toward the beginnings of the agonies of apartheid and the conflict to it of the still firm beliefs of the Quakers, Methodists and Baptists in the area, which included the now ever-larger families of Butler, Collett and Biggs spread widely over the Karoo. Guy tells of his direct family and the pressures of the depression, continuing desperate shortage of money with his father\u2019s businesses suffering badly. As was much of the local, national and of course international economies.\nAlso we hear how Guy loosens his interest on all things Natural History and begins to take interest in poetry, chemistry, and girls. Mention of his first long poem entitled \u2018The Karoo\u2019 shown to his teacher\u2026\u2026(1934?) I wonder if this is a forerunner to or starter for his poem Karoo Town 1939.\nThis could continue as an outline of the book, but I won\u2019t, what I wish to convey is the brightness of the writing about a childhood, overall happy, it seems, in difficult times and a starkly beautiful country. Adventures, humorous and not, with what seems straightforward honesty of the facts as he could remember and research them.\nEnough to say the book finishes with the European political storm clouds growing in intensity and affect in South Africa; and Matriculation and the thoughts of University having a similar affect on Guy. All this with the weight of the family\u2019s financial position obvious to Guy but not fully understood until the last couple of pages of this autobiography when Guy is seventeen and has to make a big decision.\nThere are numerous black and white photographs of the earlier family members, houses, streets and places, even an aerial view of the town Cradock of about 1938.\nA fascinating glimpse of a country that has intrigued me for a lifetime. Superb writing about a place, now almost a hundred years ago, from an observant poet and writer with a clear and balanced South African eye.\nThis entry was posted in book review and tagged Guy Butler by J. Johnson Smith. Bookmark the permalink.",
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        "raw_content": "What Does a Vet Tech Make Hourly?\nVet techs assist veterinarians in a variety of ways.\n1 What Do Dental Lab Technicians Make for Income?\n2 What Do Veterinary Pathologists Make Per Year?\n3 How Much Does a Veterinary Technician Make?\n4 Salary for Aquarium Service\nVeterinary technicians and technologists perform a variety of functions in a veterinary office. They maintain equipment, carry out laboratory tests and sometimes assist in surgical procedures. Veterinary technician positions typically require two years of post-secondary training, while veterinary technologist positions require four years of post-secondary schooling. As of May 2011, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that 78,800 vet techs were employed throughout the United States, and job growth for this occupation is expected to be much faster than the average for all occupations between 2010 and 2020.\nNational Wage Statistics\nAccording to the BLS, vet techs earned an average hourly wage of $15.18 as of May 2011, which represents an annual salary of $31,570. The lowest 10 percent of earners reported hourly wages of $10.04 or less, and 25 percent of all vet techs earned $12.02 or less an hour. Half of all veterinary technicians and technologists earned $14.49 or more per hour, and the highest-paid 10 percent reported hourly earnings of $21.51 or more.\nWages by Employment Sector\nThe vast majority of vet techs work in veterinary offices and other professional, scientific and technical services, and earn an average hourly wage of $14.90 as of May 2011. Vet techs employed by colleges, universities and other professional schools average $18.09 per hour, while those employed by scientific research and development services earn an average wage of $18.14 per hour. Social advocacy organizations such as animal shelters pay vet techs an average hourly wage of $15.88. The highest average hourly wages, $23.09 per hour, were earned by vet techs working for the federal government. Vet techs employed by state governments earned an average of $21.53 per hour.\nAs of May 2011, the BLS reported that vet techs in Alaska earned an average hourly wage of $18.36, higher than those in any other state. Vet techs employed in New York earned the second-highest average wage, $18.01 per hour, while those in Connecticut reported average hourly earnings of $17.62. The lowest pay for vet techs were reported for West Virginia, where vet techs earned an average wage of $12.39 per hour.\nWages by Geographical Area\nAs of May 2011, veterinary technicians and technologists working in the Sacramento-Arden-Arcade-Roseville area of California reported the highest wages of those working in any metropolitan area, $23.07 per hour. Those employed in Madison, Wis., earned the second-highest wages, $22.39 per hour. The two nonmetropolitan areas where vet techs reported the highest average hourly earnings were southeastern Missouri, at $22.47, and eastern Texas, at $19.83.\n2016 Salary Information for Veterinary Technologists and Technicians\nVeterinary technologists and technicians earned a median annual salary of $32,490 in 2016, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. On the low end, veterinary technologists and technicians earned a 25th percentile salary of $26,870, meaning 75 percent earned more than this amount. The 75th percentile salary is $38,950, meaning 25 percent earn more. In 2016, 102,000 people were employed in the U.S. as veterinary technologists and technicians.\nBureau of Labor Statistics: Occupational Employment and Wages, May 2011-Veterinary Technologists and Technicians\nU.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics: Occupational Outlook Handbook: Veterinary Technologists and Technicians\nCareer Trend: Veterinary Technologists and Technicians\nTime, Forest. \"What Does a Vet Tech Make Hourly?\" Work - Chron.com, http://work.chron.com/vet-tech-make-hourly-1298.html. Accessed 15 February 2019.\nTime, Forest. (n.d.). What Does a Vet Tech Make Hourly? Work - Chron.com. Retrieved from http://work.chron.com/vet-tech-make-hourly-1298.html\nTime, Forest. \"What Does a Vet Tech Make Hourly?\" accessed February 15, 2019. http://work.chron.com/vet-tech-make-hourly-1298.html\nVeterinary Technology Salary\nWhat Is a Veterinary Orthopedic Surgeon?\nHow Much Do Vet Technologists Make?\nSchooling Requirements to Become a Vet Technician",
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        "raw_content": "Writer\u2019s block. Every writer has dealt with it at some point (Stephen King claims he hasn\u2019t but I\u2019m calling bull), and it can be a huge deterrent when it comes to expressing yourself and getting your stories out. I will touch on some of the main issues that cause writer\u2019s block, but the focus of this article is to explain how to push past the block and to go over the strategies I\u2019ve personally found to be beneficial to me.\nI\u2019m not going to define writer\u2019s block. If you\u2019re reading this then you know. You probably also know that there are numerous reasons why writer\u2019s experience blocks. Issues in your personal life may come up (examples being loss of a family member, mental health struggles, or financial strain). You could lose your creative focus or be distracted by other events or activities. Or you could just fear the idea of failing. However, there is one reason for writer\u2019s block that I want to go over in more detail, because it pertains to my method of overcoming writer\u2019s block. This is the obsession with perfection.\nPerfectionism is a huge block when it comes to writing. Every detail needs to be perfect to have an amazing tale. You need the wording and story to flow and elicit emotion. You want the characters to be realistic and relatable. You go back over the same small piece of writing and nitpick until you\u2019ve grown to hate it, and it gets you nowhere.\nThe problem with perfectionism is the first draft will always be crap. Always. The first draft\u2019s purpose is only to get the story vomited onto paper. You can\u2019t focus on the wording issues or character struggles, you just have to write and write and write. Yet, too many writer\u2019s continue to be overcome with this obsession for perfection. Even I have succumbed to its paralytic embrace.\nIn 2011, I began my apocalyptic trilogy. I was hell bent on having it be this amazing thing. All of the ideas in my head were so intriguing and worked so well, and I was excited. I started posting chapters on my blog and eventually gained a small following. But then it began. I became so focused on having it be right and presentable, so it would be loved, that I hit a wall. I was barely into the story-line when the flow haulted. I hated it, and I hated myself. I shelved the book for two years.\nIt finally started calling to me again in 2014. I revamped it with a new main character, a new setting, and a revised plot. This time I just focused on writing. I fleshed out the characters and the setting better. It worked. But I still found myself struggling to make progress.\nIt wasn\u2019t until NaNoWriMo 2014 that I finally began making headway. I knew I needed to reach my goal and I repeatedly told myself to just write and edit later. Over and over. \u201cEdit later.\u201d I forced myself to wait until the end of the night/writing session before I went back through and fixed issues.\nIt slowly morphed into waiting to do the spell check at the end. Then it turned into making a note in parenthesis when I needed to fix a sentence or change a word. I would make a list at the bottom of anything I needed to research or look up. From there it turned into not leaving the document for any reason until I was done with the chapter or had reached my daily word-count goal.\nI won NaNo that year, and the next two years. I\u2019ve won several Camp NaNo\u2019s as well. I wrote that book and started the second in the trilogy. I\u2019m currently rewriting the first book, but I\u2019ve also managed over 200,000 words of other stories and flash pieces in the last four months. All because I use the following steps to ensure I don\u2019t get myself stuck in an endless hate-filled pit of writer\u2019s block.\nDon\u2019t Read What You\u2019ve Written.\nDon\u2019t do it. To keep yourself from doing this, keep your page scrolled so you can only see the few lines you\u2019ve typed and not the whole document. If you don\u2019t have anything for your eyes to wander onto, you won\u2019t notice the typo or weird wording and feel the urge to fix it.\nDon\u2019t Leave the Page. Make Notes.\nIf you need a different word, highlight it. Put a short thought bubble or note in parentheses. Make a list at the bottom of the page for anything you need to research. If you can\u2019t recall a detail from a previous chapter, it can wait. Make a note to find John Doe\u2019s hair color and come back to it. Keep Facebook closed. Your phone down.\nOne Mode at a Time\nI\u2019m a firm believer that there are three mental modes when it comes to writing: writing mode, editing mode, and reading mode. You need to focus on one mode at a time, in that order. Write first and get the whole story out. Then move into editing mode. Call on friends and beta readers for this step-as it makes the process much less stressful. Do reading mode last. This is when your editing mindset is turned off and you\u2019re reading the story back as a reader, not a writer. This one is hard but necessary.\nI know this process doesn\u2019t work for everyone. Some people need to see the whole text in order to keep their place. Sometimes you have to look back up to reference something in the same chapter or document. If you try this method though and really focus on just getting the words out, whilst reminding yourself they will be crap, then you\u2019re going to make progress. My plan for NaNoWriMo 2017 is to use this method and finish my novel. What about you?\n\u2190 The Art of Modern Free Verse\nShrouded In Poetry \u2192\nPingback: Battling the Block | Little Lady SaGa",
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        "raw_content": "Three days later, Theodore stood by the gates of Bergen Academy in the early morning.\nInstead of his normal uniform, he wore casual clothing and carried a few large pieces of luggage on his back. If he hadn't exercised for two months, he wouldn't have been able to take even a few steps.\n'H-Heavy! I only brought what I needed, but this is still...'\nTheo only brought his clothes and daily necessities. Despite that, his backpacks were thick and bulging.\nIn order to reach Mana-vil from Bergen, it was said to take 14 days, with 10 days being the fastest. In that time, he had to deliver between 15 to 30 books to Gluttony. If he had known this, he would have learned how to enchant objects with a weight reduction spell. However, he had previously decided to postpone it due to a lack of comprehension.\n'Do I have to ask the professor again?'\nTheo dropped his luggage and massaged his stiff shoulders.\n\"Sorry to keep you waiting. I had a lot more to do than I thought.\"\nProfessor Vince showed up in casual clothes he rarely wore. It seemed like the procedure to participate in the magic contest was quite complicated. In the recent days, even Theodore had found it difficult to meet him.\nVince wiped the sweat off his brow and looked at the luggage Theo had put down.\n\"I forgot to tell you something since I've been so deluged with things.\"\n\"It is better to show you directly, rather than talk with my mouth.\"\nThen Vince took out something.\n'A pouch...?'\nIt looked like a pouch made of shabby leather. Vince aimed the opening at Theo's baggage and muttered a word, \"Storage!\"\nSimultaneously, the entrance of the pouch widened, and there was a strange suction.\nStrangely, the suction didn't touch the air or the other objects. It just sucked up the designated target-Theo's luggage. The scene of a backpack 10 times the size of the pouch it was being sucked into... just didn't seem real.\nTheo was amazed as he grasped the identity of the pouch, \"Space pocket!\"\nAs Vince put the space pocket away, he agreed, \"This item is famous in many ways. It is also convenient.\" Indeed, if there was a space pocket, then he didn't need to carry his baggage around like Theodore. It was a high grade artifact which could carry as much things as possible.\n'What is the rating of that space pocket?' Theo wanted to ask but postponed it as Vince walked ahead.\n\"Time is a little tight. We can talk while moving.\"\nThe two walked through the main gates and headed towards the city at a fast pace. At first, they walked silently, but then Vince, who was a few steps ahead, turned back and asked, \"Theodore, can you show me the elemental that you made a contract with?\"\nAn ancient elemental... Vince majored in archaeology, so he would naturally find it attractive. He couldn't hide the overwhelming curiosity in his eyes. This was an incurable disease for a magician. The usual coldness was gone from his eyes, leaving him with bright eyes like those of a child's.\nTheodore laughed lightly and talked to the girl inside him, 'Mitra.' The sleeping girl opened her eyes at his call.\n\"Ohh...!\" A cry of admiration emerged from Vince's mouth.\nIt was because the lump of dirt at Theo's feet had changed into the shape of a little girl. Her eyes and nose were vague. However, a general spirit could barely take the image of a beast, let alone a human. This was only possible for upper ranked elementals.\nYet the elemental, Mitra, became a human figure as soon as she'd made a contract with Theo.\n\"Is it possible to talk with her?\" Vince asked in a trembling voice.\nIf it was possible to communicate, then Mitra's potential was almost the same as an elemental king. However, Theo shook his head with a regretful expression. \"I've tried talking to her.\"\nMitra felt Theo's gaze and said, [Huing?]\nIt sounded like the cry of a puppy.\n\"I can only hear this sound.\"\n\"Do you know what it means?\"\n\"Well... it is a little subtle.\"\nTheo focused on the feeling which was being passed to him from Mitra. The contract with the elemental was a connection of their souls. It was a simple matter to read each other's surface thoughts, but the situation would be overwhelming if the elemental was more mature.\nHowever, Theodore soon opened his eyes and clicked his tongue.\n\"It feels like I am dealing with a child who doesn't know how to speak yet. There are only simple words like good, no, I don't understand.\"\n\"But communication itself is possible. Very interesting.\"\nUnlike Theo, Vince's eyes shone. It was different from the intermediate and low grade elementals who only passively followed their contractor's will. Vince gave advice to Theo, who was holding Mitra in his arms, \"Call her often to talk. An ancient elemental is an individual spirit, so the exchanges it has with its contractor is a great way to grow.\"\n\"She just whined about being called continuously.\"\n\"Hoh, there is already a self-consciousness!\"\nVince was amazed again and eventually wrote down things about Mitra in his notebook.\nThere were a few more things he would like to ask. Where would he get a more interesting study material? Talking to Theo for a few days was much more beneficial than years of research at Bergen Academy.\nA big smile, which didn't seem to suit Vince, was on Vince's face thanks to his disciple.\n\"Professor, do you mind if I ask you one thing?\"\nThis time, Theo had a question. He waited until Vince finished writing in the notebook and asked, \"How are we getting to Mana-vil? I know that the current transportation arrangements won't work.\"\nThe west side of Bergen contained the mountain range and toward the north was the Moya River. Thanks to this, invasion from other lands could be avoided easily. However, the journey to Mana-vil, to the northwest of Bergen, would be compromised in several ways.\nOn the assumption that the horse-drawn carriage didn't rest, it could take anywhere between 10 days to a month. In order to participate in the magic contest, they had to arrive in 10 days.\n\"Well, don't worry about that. I thought about it in advance.\"\nHowever, Vince smiled leisurely and kept moving.\n\"There are many people leaving for Mana-vil Capital during this time. Tourists, magicians, foreigners from another kingdom... Do you know who values this period of time the most?\"\nTheo was puzzled by the unexpected question, but he soon reached the answer that Vince wanted. \"...Merchants?\"\n\"That is correct. The number of people will be 10 times more than usual, and there will be magicians with thick wallets. Merchants who can smell money won't miss such an opportunity. They will try to get as much profit as possible.\"\nIt was no exception for the merchants of Bergen. They ended up creating a new path through the mountain range in order to shorten the travel time. Vince was thinking of using that.\n\"I've used it a few times in the past. It is rare for individuals to use that path, and normally only upper ranked companies can enter. There are several monster dens, and it is also haunted by bandits.\"\n\"I guess it is fast enough to accept that risk.\n\"As I recall, it took me around a week. Compared to conventional travel methods, it is twice as fast.\"\nMerchants, who realized the idea that time was money, couldn't ignore such a path.\nA simple calculation was that double the speed equaled double the profit. Threats such as monsters and bandits were easily taken care of by hiring mercenaries to escort them. The money earned was greater than what they paid, so the upper-ranked companies almost always took this path.\nTheo saw a procession in the distance. Their destination must be Mana-vil because he counted close to 30 wagons. There were also at least 100 mercenaries resting nearby.\nThen the moment when the two people approached the procession...\n\"Oh! You came!\" A middle-aged man in a tunic suddenly popped out of the procession. He was a big figure in the company, but his attitude was like a peasant who hadn't seen a noble before. The man bowed toward Vince, who looked impassive as usual.\n\"There is no better luck than having Professor join us!\"\n\"I should be thanking you, Boss Gordon.\"\n\"Hahaha, you can relax! By the way, is this your disciple?\"\nAs Vince nodded, Gordon grabbed a merchant passing by and gave him instructions.\n\"Prepare a carriage and bring it here. 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        "raw_content": "You are here: Seven Boats \u00bb How-To Guides \u00bb Assessing the Effectiveness of an Email Marketing Campaign\nAssessing the Effectiveness of an Email Marketing Campaign\nAs is the case with the majority of marketing practices, one of the most essential aspects of an email marketing campaign is measuring its effectiveness.\nIt is through this analysis that the business waging the campaign is able to ensure they are acting positively, getting the desired results and can make any necessary changes as and where appropriate.\nMeasuring SEO Effectiveness\nEmail Marketing Campaign \u2013 Things to Do\n10 Methods That Can Make Your Inbound Marketing\u2026\nThe Most Important Aspects of Any Article Marketing Campaign\nWith this in mind, there are a number of ways of measuring the results of the practice.\nInbox arrival\nAs is the case with any advertising or marketing medium, one of the best ways of assessing the effectiveness is to assess how many customers have received the message. In the case of email marketing, this is measured by the number of customers who have received the email into their inbox.\nMany free email providers have spam filters and uninvited emails may land here by mistake. Many people check their spam or trash cans on a regular basis to ensure that no emails have landed there by mistake and some providers (such as GMAIL) alert their customers when they have flagged a message as spam so that the customer can check for themselves.\nHowever, the easiest way of avoiding the dreaded trash can is to ensure that customers have signed up for the campaign and are expecting messages.\nTargeting a demographic\nRather than sending out a general or blanket email which invites all customers, many businesses choose to send out targeted emails to certain groups of customers which gives them a better chance of receiving a reply from a smaller number of customers.\nIt might be that the business has a separate filter for new and existing customers or one which only targets customers who have brought certain services in the past and sends them details of similar products or services.\nTargeted emails allow the business to much more easily assess the amount of return business.\nThe key with any marketing campaign is to weigh the results against the amount of effort which was put into the campaign. Sending out emails to 1000 customers and receiving 1 enquiry or sale as a result might seem like a poor result but when analysed, if it took five minutes to send out those emails and the result was \u00a31000 worth of business which might not have otherwise existed then the result might be seen in a more positive light. The key is to view and assess the results in context and consider them on a regular basis. This will give the business in question a much better opportunity of making any changes which might be necessary and tweak the campaign so that it is more successful and profitable in the future.\nThe golden rule for the majority of marketing campaigns is to test them first. For this reason, many businesses start by targeting a small control group and assessing those results before they roll out to a larger audience. This gives them a better opportunity of getting their campaign right before they \u201cgo public\u201d.\nFiled Under: How-To Guides Tagged With: email marketing campaign, marketing practices",
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        "raw_content": "Vigils held as UK reels from MP's murder\nVigils have been held to remember British Labour MP Jo Cox who died after being shot and stabbed in the street outside her constituency advice surgery.\nThe 41-year-old mother of two daughters aged three and five was attacked by a man reportedly shouting \"Britain first\" at lunchtime on Thursday in Birstall, West Yorkshire.\nEyewitnesses say he kicked and stabbed her and then shot her several times, the final shot aimed at her head.\nThe alleged gunman has been named locally as Tommy Mair, 52, who neighbours in Birstall have described as \"a loner\". He was arrested near the scene soon after the attack.\nThe MP&apos;s husband Brendan Cox has vowed to work against the hate that killed his wife\nHe said: \"Today is the beginning of a new chapter in our lives. More difficult, more painful, less joyful, less full of love.\n\"I and Jo&apos;s friends and family are going to work every moment of our lives to love and nurture our kids and to fight against the hate that killed Jo.\n\"Jo believed in a better world and she fought for it every day of her life with an energy and a zest for life that would exhaust most people.\n\"She would have wanted two things above all else to happen now: one, that our precious children are bathed in love and two, that we all unite to fight against the hatred that killed her.\n\"Hate doesn&apos;t have a creed, race or religion, it is poisonous.\n\"Jo would have no regrets about her life, she lived every day of it to the full.\"\nLabour leader Jeremy Corbyn said the country would be \"in shock at the horrific murder\" of the MP, who was a \"much-loved colleague\".\nThe killing shocked Westminster and led to the suspension of campaigning in the EU referendum.\nCorbyn and a number of other MPs attended an impromptu vigil in Parliament Square and flowers were laid nearby in tribute.\nIn Jo Cox&apos;s home town, hundreds of people, including her Labour colleagues, packed into the parish church to hear the Bishop of Huddersfield pay tribute to someone who \"gave her life for this community\".\nDowning Street said flags across Whitehall will fly at half mast while flags at Buckingham Palace and the Palace of Holyroodhouse in Edinburgh will also be lowered in tribute.\nA Buckingham Palace spokesman said the Queen had written privately to Brendan Cox.\nWitness Clarke Rothwell, who runs a cafe near the murder scene, described the attack: \"He was shouting &apos;put Britain first&apos;. He shouted it about two or three times. He said it before he shot her and after he shot her.\"\nHe said the gunman fired three shots, the final one at her head.\nBritain First is the name of a far-right group which said it was \"not involved and would never encourage behaviour of this sort\".\nAnother witness, Hichem Ben Abdallah, 56, said the attacker was \"kicking her as she was lying on the floor\".\nHe said that after a bystander intervened, the man produced a gun, stepped back and shot Jo Cox.\nAbdallah, who was in the cafe next door to the library, said: \"There was a guy who was being very brave and another guy with a white baseball cap who he was trying to control and the man in the baseball cap suddenly pulled a gun from his bag.\n\"He was fighting with her and wrestling with her and then the gun went off twice.\"\nHe added: \"I came and saw her bleeding on the floor.\"\nAbdallah said the weapon looked handmade and that the man who had been wrestling with the assailant continued to do so even after he saw the gun.\nHe said: \"The man stepped back with the gun and fired it and then he fired a second shot. As he was firing he was looking down at the ground.\n\"He was kicking her and he was pulling her by her hair.\"\nMair&apos;s house was sealed off by police.\nNeighbours said he had lived there for more than 30 years - on his own for the last two decades since the death of his grandmother.\nJo Cox, a Remain supporter, was elected to the seat of Batley and Spen at the general election last year.",
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        "raw_content": "Free Genealogy \u00bb Muskogee And Northeastern Oklahoma \u00bb Biography of Rev. O. I. Bennett\nBiography of Rev. O. I. Bennett\nUpdated: December 13, 2011 | Idaho, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Washington | 0 |\nRev. O. I. Bennett, pastor of the Christian Church at Boynton and for many years an earnest worker in a vocation which is recognized as the noblest occupation of man, is also ministering to the physical needs of the body as a chiropractor, and along both spiritual and material lines his efforts have been productive of much good. He was born in Cone, Louisa County, Iowa, September 13, 1867, a son of J. W. and Mary Arm (Manley) Bennett, natives of Indiana and of Irish descent. In 1849, when six years of age, the father was taken by his parents to Iowa, the family home being established in Louisa County. The grandfather of O. I. Bennett became well known in educational circles of the state, following the profession of teaching at Mount Pleasant until his death. His son, J. W. Bennett, acquired his education in the schools of Louisa County, Iowa, and on reaching mature years took up the occupation of farming, which he followed for many years in that locality, but is now living retired at Leavenworth, Kansas. He is an honored veteran of the Civil war, in which he served for three years as a member of Company D, Ninth Iowa Cavalry. The mother passed away on the 13th of September 1903.\nO. I. Bennett was reared in his native County and there pursued his education, subsequently completing a theological course at La Grande, Oregon. He began preaching when but nineteen years of age, finishing his theological studies five or six years later, and he has since devoted his life to the ministry, holding pastorates in the states of Iowa, Missouri, Kansas, Idaho, Ohio, Illinois, Washington and Oklahoma. His religious instruction has proven a tangible force for good in the various communities in which he has labored and by example as well as precept he has pointed out to others the best way of life. In 1915 he was graduated from the Chiropractic College at Davenport, Iowa, and has since followed that profession in connection with his work as a minister of the gospel. He first practiced at Blanchester, Ohio, in connection with his duties as pastor of the Christian Church at that place, and from there he was called to the pastorate of the Church of that denomination at Moline, Illinois, where he remained for three years, or until 1918. In August of that year he accepted a call to Morris, Oklahoma, where he preached for three months, after which he devoted his entire time to chiropractic work until the spring of 1921, when he came to Boynton and has since successfully engaged in practice here. He thoroughly understands the scientific as well as the practical phases of his profession and is correct in the application of his knowledge to the needs of his patients; hence his labors have been attended by a gratifying measure of success and his practice has become an extensive one. He also maintains an office at Muskogee, over the Palace theatre, of which his wife has charge, and he likewise has oil interests there. He organized the Boynton Christian Church, of which he has since served as pastor, and its influence is a potent one for the spiritual uplift of the community.\nDr. Bennett has been married twice. His first union was with Miss Margaret E. Lewin, whom he wedded in August, 1891, and they became the parents of four children: Goldie married W. C. Ridges, of Muscatine, Iowa, and they have a son, William, Jr.; Ruby is the wife of Elmer Rock, a resident of Morning Sun, Iowa, by whom she has two children, Esther and Richard; Harold is the proprietor of a garage at Slick, Oklahoma. He is a veteran of the World war, serving for two years in the navy. While at the training camp he was commissioned an officer and was assigned to the battleship Louisiana, while later he was transferred to a destroyer, and was discharged from the service on the 4th of July, 1919; Gifford, the youngest of the children, met an accidental death through a fall from a motorcycle in June, 1915, when he was sixteen years of age. For his second wife Dr. Bennett chose Miss Mary Belle Shaffer, their marriage being solemnized on the 16th of September, 1913. She is also a graduate of the Chiropractic College at Davenport and has charge of the office at Morris, devoting three days each week to that work. 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        "raw_content": "Christian Leaders Ask For Muslim Forgiveness\nABU DHABI\u2014Peaceful relations between Muslims and Christians stand as one of the central challenges of this century, according to leading Christian leaders. Responding to an open letter in October signed by 138 leading Muslim scholars, clerics, and intellectuals from around the world, the Christian leaders also asked the Muslim world for forgiveness \u2026\n\u201cWe want to begin by acknowledging that in the past (e.g. in the Crusades) and in the present (e.g. in excesses of the \u201cwar on terror\u201d) many Christians have been guilty of sinning against our Muslim neighbours. Before we \u201cshake your hand\u201d in responding to your letter, we ask forgiveness of the All-Merciful One and of the Muslim community around the world\u201d, they said in the letter which was made available to the press here yesterday.\nFollowing is the full text of the letter:\nAs members of the worldwide Christian community, we were deeply encouraged and challenged by the recent historic open letter signed by 138 leading Muslim scholars, clerics, and intellectuals from around the world. A Common Word Between Us and You identifies some core common ground between Christianity and Islam which lies at the heart of our respective faiths as well as at the heart of the most ancient Abrahamic faith, Judaism. Jesus Christ\u2019s call to love God and neighbour was rooted in the divine revelation to the people of Israel embodied in the Torah (Deuteronomy 6:5; Leviticus 19:18). We receive the open letter as a Muslim hand of conviviality and cooperation extended to Christians worldwide. In this response we extend our own Christian hand in return, so that together with all other human beings we may live in peace and justice as we seek to love God and our neighbours.\nMuslims and Christians have not always shaken hands in friendship; their relations have sometimes been tense, even characterized by outright hostility. Since Jesus Christ says, \u201cFirst take the log out of your own eye, and then you will see clearly to take the speck out of your neighbour\u2019s eye\u201d (Matthew 7:5), we want to begin by acknowledging that in the past (e.g. in the Crusades) and in the present (e.g. in excesses of the \u201cwar on terror\u201d) many Christians have been guilty of sinning against our Muslim neighbours. Before we \u201cshake your hand\u201d in responding to your letter, we ask forgiveness of the All-Merciful One and of the Muslim community around the world.\nReligious Peace-World Peace \u201cMuslims and Christians together make up well over half of the world\u2019s population. Without peace and justice between these two religious communities, there can be no meaningful peace in the world.\u201d We share the sentiment of the Muslim signatories expressed in these opening lines of their open letter. Peaceful relations between Muslims and Christians stand as one of the central challenges of this century, and perhaps of the whole present epoch. Though tensions, conflicts, and even wars in which Christians and Muslims stand against each other are not primarily religious in character, they possess an undeniable religious dimension. If we can achieve religious peace between these two religious communities, peace in the world will clearly be easier to attain. It is therefore no exaggeration to say, as you have in A Common Word Between Us and You, that \u201cthe future of the world depends on peace between Muslims and Christians.\u201d Common Ground What is so extraordinary about A Common Word Between Us and You is not that its signatories recognize the critical character of the present moment in relations between Muslims and Christians. It is rather a deep insight and courage with which they have identified the common ground between the Muslim and Christian religious communities.\nWhat is common between us lies not in something marginal nor in something merely important to each. It lies, rather, in something absolutely central to both: love of God and love of neighbour.\nSurprisingly for many Christians, your letter considers the dual command of love to be the foundational principle not just of the Christian faith, but of Islam as well. That so much common ground exists-common ground in some of the fundamentals of faith-gives hope that undeniable differences and even the very real external pressures that bear down upon us can not overshadow the common ground upon which we stand together. That this common ground consists in love of God and of neighbour gives hope that deep cooperation between us can be a hallmark of the relations between our two communities.\nLove of God We applaud that A Common Word Between Us and You stresses so insistently the unique devotion to one God, indeed the love of God, as the primary duty of every believer. God alone rightly commands our ultimate allegiance. When anyone or anything besides God commands our ultimate allegiance-a ruler, a nation, economic progress, or anything else-we end up serving idols and inevitably get mired in deep and deadly conflicts. We find it equally heartening that the God whom we should love above all things is described as being Love. In the Muslim tradition, God, \u201cthe Lord of the worlds,\u201d is \u201cThe Infinitely Good and All-Merciful.\u201d And the New Testament states clearly that \u201cGod is love\u201d (1 John 4:8). Since God\u2019s goodness is infinite and not bound by anything, God \u201cmakes his sun rise on the evil and the good, and sends rain on the righteous and the unrighteous,\u201d according to the words of Jesus Christ recorded in the Gospel (Matthew 5:45). For Christians, humanity\u2019s love of God and God\u2019s love of humanity are intimately linked. As we read in the New Testament: \u201cWe love because he [God] first loved us\u201d (1 John 4:19). Our love of God springs from and is nourished by God\u2019s love for us. It cannot be otherwise, since the Creator who has power over all things is infinitely good. Love of Neighbour We find deep affinities with our own Christian faith when A Common Word Between Us and You insists that love is the pinnacle of our duties toward our neighbours. \u201cNone of you has faith until you love for your neighbour what you love for yourself,\u201d the Prophet Muhammad said. In the New Testament we similarly read, \u201cwhoever does not love [the neighbour] does not know God\u201d (1 John 4:8) and \u201cwhoever does not love his brother whom he has seen cannot love God whom he has not seen\u201d (1 John 4:20). God is love, and our highest calling as human beings is to imitate the One whom we worship. We applaud when you state that \u201cjustice and freedom of religion are a crucial part\u201d of the love of neighbour. When justice is lacking, neither love of God nor love of the neighbour can be present. When freedom to worship God according to one\u2019s conscience is curtailed, God is dishonoured, the neighbour oppressed, and neither God nor neighbour is loved. Since Muslims seek to love their Christian neighbours, they are not against them, the document encouragingly states. Instead, Muslims are with them. As Christians we resonate deeply with this sentiment. Our faith teaches that we must be with our neighbours-indeed, that we must act in their favor-even when our neighbours turn out to be our enemies. \u201cBut I say unto you,\u201d says Jesus Christ, \u201cLove your enemies and pray for those who persecute you, so that you may be children of your Father in heaven; for he makes his sun rise on the evil and on the good\u201d (Matthew 5:44-45). Our love, Jesus Christ says, must imitate the love of the infinitely good Creator; our love must be as unconditional as is God\u2019s-extending to brothers, sisters, neighbours, and even enemies. At the end of his life, Jesus Christ himself prayed for his enemies: \u201cForgive them; for they do not know what they are doing\u201d (Luke 23:34).\nThe Prophet Muhammad did similarly when he was violently rejected and stoned by the people of Ta\u2019if. He is known to have said, \u201cThe most virtuous behaviour is to engage those who sever relations, to give to those who withhold from you, and to forgive those who wrong you.\u201d (It is perhaps significant that after the Prophet Muhammad was driven out of Ta\u2019if, it was the Christian slave \u2018Addas who went out to Muhammad, brought him food, kissed him, and embraced him.) The Task Before Us \u201cLet this common ground\u201d-the dual common ground of love of God and of neighbour-\u201cbe the basis of all future interfaith dialogue between us,\u201d your courageous letter urges. Indeed, in the generosity with which the letter is written you embody what you call for. We most heartily agree. Abandoning all \u201chatred and strife,\u201d we must engage in interfaith dialogue as those who seek each other\u2019s good, for the one God unceasingly seeks our good. Indeed, together with you we believe that we need to move beyond \u201ca polite ecumenical dialogue between selected religious leaders\u201d and work diligently together to reshape relations between our communities and our nations so that they genuinely reflect our common love for God and for one another. Given the deep fissures in the relations between Christians and Muslims today, the task before us is daunting. And the stakes are great. The future of the world depends on our ability as Christians and Muslims to live together in peace. If we fail to make every effort to make peace and come together in harmony you correctly remind us that \u201cour eternal souls\u201d are at stake as well.\nWe are persuaded that our next step should be for our leaders at every level to meet together and begin the earnest work of determining how God would have us fulfill the requirement that we love God and one another. It is with humility and hope that we receive your generous letter, and we commit ourselves to labor together in heart, soul, mind and strength for the objectives you so appropriately propose.\n*Harold W. Attridge, Dean and Lillian Claus Professor of New Testament, Yale Divinity School *Joseph Cumming, Director of the Reconciliation Program, Yale Center for Faith and Culture, Yale Divinity School *Emilie M. Townes, Andrew Mellon Professor of African American Religion and Theology, Yale Divinity School, and President-elect of the American Academy of Religion *Miroslav Volf, Founder and Director of the Yale Center for Faith and Culture, Henry B. Wright Professor of Theology, Yale Divinity School Martin Accad, Academic Dean, Arab Baptist Theological Seminary (Lebanon) Scott C. Alexander, Director, Catholic-Muslim Studies, Catholic Theological Union Roger Allen, Chair, Department of Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations, University of Pennsylvania Leith Anderson, President, National Association of Evangelicals Ray Bakke, Convening Chair, Evangelicals for Middle East Understanding Camillo Ballin, Bishop, Vicar Apostolic of Kuwait (Roman Catholic) Barry Beisner, Bishop, Episcopal Diocese of Northern California Federico Bertuzzi, President, PM Internacional, Latin America James A. 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        "raw_content": "What do you think of when you hear \u201cfood security policy?\u201d\nGovernment policies that regulate things like land tenure, input subsidies and agricultural trade, shaping both the demand for and supply of food among poor households.\nThe institutions that develop and implement policies that affect food security, such as ministries of agriculture and local governments and how they relate to each other, and the process whereby governments hold themselves accountable for commitments they\u2019ve made.\nBoth 1 and 2.\nAs defined by Feed the Future, the right answer is 3. In fact, Feed the Future defines policy broadly to capture three inter-related policy elements:\nThe discrete laws or regulations that make up a country\u2019s policy agenda. Yes, those land tenure laws and food safety regulations are the essence of what we mean by food security policy, as are rules and regulations shaping how households and firms participate in and benefit from agricultural markets and trade; seed and fertilizer policy; policies that give smallholders recourse when faced with natural and man-made disasters; policies enabling firm and household investment in agricultural and food systems; policies that enable people to access water, sanitation and other assets that affect the nutrition of families and the workforce; as well as the laws and regulations that govern the process of policy formulation and implementation.\nThe institutions that define and implement those policies, or what we often refer to as institutional architecture. The focus on institutional architecture \u2014 as opposed to the performance of individual institutions \u2014 stresses the importance of the relationships across different institutions and acknowledges the multiplicity of capacities and institutional arrangements that can lead to improved policy outcomes. We strive to support the strengthening of institutions to undertake and implement policies, including through improved budget and implementation procedures and inter-ministerial coordination units and non-state institutions. Given the importance of public sector policies for agricultural transformation, we inclusively and sustainably help actors in countries strengthen their own institutions and processes to promote the development of agriculture. We also address institutions in the sense of social constructs, such as that around gender, which in some societies shapes women's ability to feed themselves and their children.\nThe process through which countries define and implement those policies (also known as mutual accountability) and establish and strengthen inclusive strategy, policy and mutual accountability processes. Mutual accountability in this context refers to the process to improve alignment, contribution and accountability of all stakeholders to accelerate inclusive growth \u2014 it is about governments, the private sector and citizens holding each other accountable to make and follow through on their food security commitments. It has four components: a) a country-owned sector plan, b) voluntary stakeholder commitments, c) verifiable self-reporting on the responsible execution of individual commitments, and d) joint responsibility to ensure progress. Without mutual accountability, investment, policy and other commitments may never translate into policy and systems change that contributes to ending extreme poverty and hunger.\nAs a three-legged stool, policy therefore relies on having an evidence-based policy agenda, an effective institutional architecture that actually plans and implements policies, and mutual accountability that ensures governments and other stakeholders follow through on their commitments.\nJune is Food Security Policy Month on Agrilinks\n\u201cGood governance is perhaps the single most important factor in eradicating poverty and promoting development.\u201d - former UN Secretary General Kofi Annan WELCOME to food security policy month on Agrilinks! WHY we care: Public policy guides the development and use of resources....\nInstitutional Architecture: Huh?\nEver wonder what \u201cinstitutional architecture\u201d really refers to and why we\u2019d care about such an abstract concept? Read on. But first, some important notes: Public policy has significantly influenced the direction of economic growth and development, shaping the ability of citizens...\nMaterials from Advanced Topics in Agriculture: Ag Policy Course\nIn May 2015, a training course on Agriculture Policy was offered to 25 individuals from the USAID missions and the Bureau for Food Security. The course was five days long and covered a large range of materials, from inputs and trade policy to the concept and applicability of policy frameworks...",
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        "raw_content": "More than four million people will travel with British Airways during August\nIt has been one of the busiest summers ever for the UK's British Airways this year. The carrier is scheduled to carry over four million customers across its network in August alone, the airline has revealed some of the most popular holiday destinations for travellers.\nIn the list are long-haul destinations such as the expected New York, which is the airlines most profitable route. California's Los Angeles is also in the top most popular destinations in the long-haul route network. Dubai, Singapore and Hong Kong are also top choices. Short-haul destinations like Malaga, Spain, Nice in France and Amsterdam all proved top choices. In the UK, Edinburgh and Glasgow were also amazingly popular, thanks no doubt to soaring domestic temperatures.\nCustomers have been getting in the summer holiday spirit, this year more than ever, with 212,000 bottles of wine consumed across all British Airways flights in July, up three per cent on last year. Meanwhile, those in Club Europe or Club World and First looking for something extra-special to kick-start their trip consumed 105,000 bottles of Champagne, again up five per cent.\nBritish Airways offers customers the option to pre-order from a range of 13 complimentary special meals for specific dietary requirements. Over 360,00 special meals were pre-ordered in July, of which nearly 37,000 were vegan meals \u2013 up 32 per cent on the same period last year as more customers looked to cut out meat and dairy. On top of this nearly 5,000 meals were low-calorie.\nSean Doyle, British Airways\u2019 Director of Network and Alliances, said: \u201cThis year British Airways is offering its largest network schedule for 10 years, with flights to 211 destinations across more than 75 countries. Next year we\u2019re confident new additions to the British Airways route map like Pittsburgh and Nashville, alongside Santiago, where we\u2019ve recently increased the number of weekly flights, will be among our most popular destinations, as well as some of the traditional hotspots we\u2019ve seen this year.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "Michele G. Jeffries\nThere are condolences waiting approval on Michele's Tribute wall\nCelebrating the life of Michele G. Jeffries\nBe the first to share your favorite memory, photo or story of Michele. This memorial page is dedicated for family, friends and future generations to celebrate the life of their loved one.\nObituary for Michele G. Jeffries\nMichele Gay Jeffries, daughter of Lashley Treman, Jr. and Shirley Irene (Hesser) McDaniel, was born August 4, 1952 in Quincy, Illinois. She departed this life Saturday, June 23, 2018 in her home, at the age of sixty-five years, ten months, and nineteen days.\nOn December 11, 1972 she was united in marriage to Louis Michael Jeffries and to this union two children were born.\nMichele was preceded in death by her parents; and a niece, Shaylee McDaniel.\nShe is survived by her husband, Mike, of the home; a daughter, Tami Warnke and husband TJ of Strafford, Missouri; and a son, Alan (AJ) Jeffries and wife Kim, of Grain Valley, Missouri; two grandchildren, Layla and Peyton Jeffries; her siblings, Lashley Treman \u201cChip\u201d McDaniel III; Sandra Viles and husband Ben, of Camdenton, Missouri, Kim McDaniel, of Camdenton, Missouri, Don McDaniel, of Tunas, Missouri, and Sheryl Moore and husband Bret, of Greenview, Missouri; numerous nieces and nephews, as well as a host of other relatives and many dear friends.\nMichele was born in Quincy, Illinois and moved with her family to Camdenton at an early age. She was a graduate of Camdenton High School in the Class of 1970 and attended Central Missouri State University in Warrensburg. Shortly after returning from CMSU, Michele began her career at Wal-Mart and retired as the Receiving Manager after thirty-eight years of service.\nMichele made a profession of faith and had attended St. George\u2019s Lutheran Church in Camdenton.\nIn her spare time, Michele enjoyed playing bingo, enjoying the lake life and spending time on the farm. She was known for her beautiful quilts and had made countless quilts for her family and friends throughout the years. She was also an avid bowler and was a member of the Missouri State Women\u2019s Bowling Association.\nMichele was a loving wife, mother, grandmother, sister, and aunt, and was a caring neighbor and friend. We celebrate her life and accomplishments and will treasure the many wonderful memories she has created for her family and many dear friends.\nTo send flowers or a remembrance gift to the family of Michele G. Jeffries, please visit our Tribute Store.\nAssociation for Frontotemporal Degeneration\nWelcome to Michele's Memorial Wall\nShare Michele G. Jeffries's life celebration\n\"Email Address\" would like to share the life celebration of Michele G. Jeffries. Click on the \"link\" to go to share a favorite memory or leave a condolence message for the family.\nmemory of Michele",
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        "raw_content": "Photo Credit: JLCImages\nAnka Kusu is a Central NJ based troupe that offers a unique and\nrefreshing blend of music and dance that has its roots in Israel,\nTurkey, Armenia, Egypt, The Balkans, Greece, Syria, and other\npoints in the Middle East, all presented with just a touch of an\nAmerican edge. Whatever you choose to label our style, the end\nresult is a powerful and highly enjoyable performance, that just\nmight have come from long ago and far away.",
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        "raw_content": "Education in international preschool in Singapore\nTagged: preschool, school\nParents always want the best for their children. Sometimes what is the best is not clear, though. Singapore is a small country but opportunities for children education are countless. There many schools, kindergartens, and preschools which are claiming to offer the best possible education. The idea is to give your child what is the most suitable type of education according to your needs.\nChildren need to be educated from a very early age.\nLearning is a process, which needs improving on a daily basis. Small children have to feel comfortable and calm in order to start remembering things and mastering the process of learning. Actually, this is important for kids and elders equally. Grow people follow the same principles when they need some education. However, I think that the GEMS World Academy Early Years \u2013 Pre-K to K2 is one of the best international programmes in Singapore.\nAccording to studies, social behaviour is formed in early years of the child, so they are extremely important. Everything in school is important one child to feel safe and secure in school. In Singapore international preschools usually have many buildings suitable for different academic occupations. Children should have the opportunity to sport and educate in a friendly environment.\nFacilities are important!\nInternational preschool facilities are as important as educators are.\nStudents should have the freedom to play and study in a cosy and snug environment. Some studies show that environment is so important that it can improve children\u2019s ability to remember and accept new knowledge. For example, if one student feels uncomfortable he will not be able to learn how to read and his reading abilities will be disturbed. If one student doesn\u2019t have the right environment to sport regularly he will have health issues later. All educators agree that sport and academic should have equal importance for children because they both will form their behaviour and habits.\nIn GEMS World Academy there are all-weather playing fields and early years swimming pool which are available for kids, too. Teaching kids how to swim and to be able to feel calm in water is essential for kid\u2019s self-esteem. Sometimes sports achievements become the most important part of kid\u2019s experience in school, so they should have the right facilities to accomplish them. It is a good idea to have a different library for kids only so they are easier for reading books can be accessible all the time. In some international preschools, there are playgrounds and different thematic rooms, like music room, science room, and creative studio. All these facilities make a child\u2019s education more interesting and attractive. This way the child will visit school hours with curiosity and interest, not with boredom.\nMost international preschools in Singapore have Early Years Programme of The International Baccalaureate (IB).\nFor those of you who don\u2019t know what this is \u2013 it is one of the best curriculum programmes for international children. The programme is suitable for kids from 3 years to 11 years and it includes not only academic learning but basic behaviour foundations. Excellent professionals and educators help children process of adapting. In addition, in one international preschool children start to communicate with children from other countries and widen their worldview. Personal values are not something that parents should develop in their kids all by themselves. The preschool and parents have an almost equal influence on the children\u2019s mind and behaviour. That\u2019s why it is so important to choose the best international preschool for your kid.\nPrevious Post: The best water filters for your kitchen\nNext Post: I Want A Chevron Beaded Necklace",
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        "raw_content": "The Past Becomes Present\nA collection of objects left behind in a New York City neighborhood connects students with the lives of people who were contemporary with their great-great-great-grandparents\nBy PHILIP PANARITIS\nIt\u2019s just after lunch on a chilly November afternoon in a fifth-grade classroom in the Soundview section of the Bronx. With the radiators blasting heat, this is the time when the 29 students might be inclined to nod off. But today, the room is alive with expectant chatter as they unseal ziplock bags and unwind layers of bubble wrap to reveal artifacts from a recent archaeological dig in Brooklyn.\nArmed with an array of plastic calipers, rulers, and magnifying glasses, the students break off into small groups and begin to examine and measure the artifacts with the goal of identifying what they were once used for. The activity is part of a New York City Department of Education urban archaeology program I have helped administer for the past three years, which allows public school students to learn about the city\u2019s history through actual artifacts. The program was funded by a federal Teaching American History grant, and its materials were developed by a team of teachers, curriculum writers, and New York City archaeologists.\nThis particular afternoon, I sit behind a group of four students and listen in as they work their way through a series of questions about one of the artifacts. Their teacher has provided each of them with an \u201cartifact analysis template\u201d to fill out, and the only information they\u2019ve been given is that the object they are handling belonged to someone who lived in New York City five generations ago. Just as is sometimes the case in archaeological fieldwork, the students initially examine artifacts without the benefit of much context or background. That doesn\u2019t deter them at all.\nHow wide is it? \u201cAbout an inch,\u201d states Marco [editors note, the students' names have been changed].\n\u201cOne and an eighth inches exactly,\u201d Rita corrects softly.\nHow tall is it? \u201cSame thing, one and an eighth inches,\u201d Mee says with just a hint of puzzlement.\n\u201cIt\u2019s square!\u201d blurts out Neves, beaming.\nWhat is it made of? \u201cNot metal,\u201d Marco says, striking the object against the side of his desk. He twists it hard until he grimaces and his arms shake. \u201cIt bends a little,\u201d he announces. \u201cPlastic maybe.\u201d\nHow does it feel? \u201cSmooth,\u201d says Mee, running the front side over her palm. \u201cKind of like glass.\u201d\n\u201cLike icing on a black-and-white cookie,\u201d says Neves.\nTheir teacher walks over and smiles as she surveys the group\u2019s progress. She leans over and whispers in Marco\u2019s ear, \u201cPlease don\u2019t bend the artifacts.\u201d\n\u201cIt\u2019s a key ring,\u201d Neves pronounces eagerly, turning the small, thin black object in his hands. But with no encouragement from his peers, he slumps back in his seat to await more fruitful suggestions. The other members of his group eagerly hold out their hands as they wait for the object to be passed to them.\n\u201cMight be a toy,\u201d Marco opines. \u201cSee, these look like a castle,\u201d he explains, pointing to the crenellations on all four edges of the bottle-cap-sized mystery. Noticing the slightly corroded pin and clasp on one side, he hurriedly adds, \u201cAnd you pin it on your shirt.\u201d\nThis artifact and many others were all found in a 2010 archaeological dig of nineteenth-century refuse pits in a backyard on Ten Eyck Street in the Brooklyn neighborhood of Williamsburg. Before ground could be broken on a new development at the site, archaeologist Celia J. Bergoffen conducted a survey in accord with municipal and state laws. The real estate developer subsequently donated to the city boxes filled with a jumble of items from the dig, found amid broken glass, corroded metals, and ceramic sherds. From these, and from boxes donated from a dig on Jamaica Avenue in the Cypress Hills neighborhood straddling Brooklyn and Queens, we were able to salvage enough intact items to assemble four urban archaeology kits, each with artifacts sufficient for a single class.\nIn the nineteenth century, both neighborhoods were home primarily to Irish Catholic and German Lutheran immigrants. By the 1880s and 1890s, the Ten Eyck Street population also included Italians and German and Eastern European Jews. In the 1870s and 1880s, when municipal water pipes were laid in the neighborhoods, allowing for indoor plumbing, outdoor cisterns and privies were rendered obsolete\u2014and potentially dangerous. Residents at the Ten Eyck Street site quickly filled these holes up with household trash. A privy at the Jamaica Avenue site was filled with trash and debris at a later date when a building was demolished.\nAmid the refuse at the Ten Eyck Street site, artifacts such as a teacup with countryside scenes and a Bohemian-style red ceremonial sherry glass were found. Bluing bottles, sewing implements, a rubber comb and a wooden toothbrush handle, nursing bottles, a misshapen ink bottle, and Dutch tobacco pipes were also discovered. According to Bergoffen, many of the finds reflect \u201cnormal domestic activities of adults and children in a respectable, working-class household of the late nineteenth century.\u201d Some artifacts, such as a metal needle, provide clues to the work many of the street\u2019s residents did as tailors or seamstresses. Pig, chicken, and turkey bones, including the remains of complete animals, suggest that a butcher shop may have been present on the site or nearby. Shoe soles were also found in large numbers, which might indicate that some of the residents were employed as cobblers.\nThe Jamaica Avenue site was different because of the types of business and industry that surrounded it. In addition to residences, there were several large cemeteries in the area, so stonemasons who crafted gravestones worked in the vicinity. The area was also home to saloons, beer halls, gambling dens, and brothels, as evidenced by artifacts including a desktop bell, beer and whiskey bottles, an umbrella finial, a perfume locket, and a chewing tobacco advertisement.\nBergoffen is pleased that the artifacts she found at the Ten Eyck Street site have found a new life teaching Bronx schoolchildren what their city was like more than a century ago. \u201cI was very happy not to see these artifacts just disappear into a box and never be seen again,\u201d she says. \u201cThis is the history of the community and it belongs to the community.\u201d\nPeering through a dollar-store magnifying glass, Rita turns the group\u2019s artifact over and over until she straightens up suddenly and points to the smooth circular raised surface on the front side. \u201cI think it\u2019s supposed to get pinned on your clothes, and you put a picture of something in the empty circle,\u201d she says. \u201cI wonder who wore it.\u201d\nThis stage of the analysis is when teachers provide the students with a laminated information card for each artifact they have examined. The group gets answers to their many thoughtful questions. The card notes that the object was a \u201csquare black vulcanite brooch\u201d and includes the following information:\nCarefully molded and colored, vulcanite so closely imitated expensive jewelry materials in color, shape, and luster that it was often difficult to tell them apart. And more importantly, it offered the middle and lower classes an opportunity to own jewelry almost identical to that worn by the very wealthy and to participate in the fashion trends and rituals of the time.\nFrom the mid-1800s to just before 1900, black jewelry was considered extremely fashionable and stylish, while it was also commonly used to indicate that the person wearing it was in a period of mourning for the death of a loved one. Probably, one of the main catalysts for mourning jewelry in the United States was the catastrophic loss of life during the Civil War.\nThe power that an artifact like this can have becomes clear as the group recalls from their study of the Civil War that New York suffered more casualties than any other state in the Union. The discussion takes on a personal cast as they wonder if, perhaps, the wife, sister, or daughter of a soldier killed in the war once wore this very brooch. Before long, the students connect the brooch to a practice they are familiar with\u2014in some New York City cemeteries today, photos of the deceased can be seen on display at their graves. People in nineteenth-century New York seem to have led vastly different lives, but perhaps not entirely so.\nIn order to prepare an information card for each artifact, our team of curriculum developers conducted extensive research on the objects\u2019 provenance. Part of this research included a visit to College Point, in Queens, where Conrad Poppenhusen, a former whalebone dealer on the Brooklyn waterfront, had built a massive hard-rubber factory and had become one of the area\u2019s prominent citizens. Using a highly profitable patent licensed from inventor Charles Goodyear, Poppenhusen\u2019s employees turned India rubber and sulfur into vulcanite combs, buttons, and pieces of costume jewelry, much like those found in a backyard hole on Ten Eyck Street. Over a century later, these artifacts have been dug up by an archaeologist and delivered into the hands of students in this classroom in Soundview. The dig produced a lice comb and a button, both made of vulcanite. It also turned up the mourning brooch.\nAs a further echo of archaeological investigation, the students\u2019 inquiries, prompted by artifacts found in the digs, are supported by additional research. After being introduced to the history of Williamsburg and Cypress Hills through the artifacts and information cards, the students begin to learn more about the people who lived in those neighborhoods from articles published at the time in The Brooklyn Daily Eagle and The New York Times. From these stories, they begin to understand how difficult life in the nineteenth century could be for children.\nThe class discovers that within blocks of the Ten Eyck Street site, children as young as 12 years old worked 12 hours a day, six days a week. One group of students is particularly moved by the story of several dozen young girls employed at a rope factory near the site who went on strike when their pay rate was reduced after the introduction of more efficient machinery. Considering their artifact\u2014the head of a small ceramic doll\u2014the students are struck by how the childhoods of these young girls were thwarted. Another group of students is able to connect a medicine bottle with news reports of people who had been sickened by patent medicines containing carbolic acid. They also notice advertisements for medicines designed to treat childhood ailments, such as colic, that openly proclaimed that they contained opiates such as codeine or morphine.\nOnce the students have researched life and conditions in the neighborhoods where their artifacts were found, they are asked to write a letter or diary entry from the perspective of someone who lived there. One student takes on the persona of a young immigrant. She writes that her grandmother gave her a perfume ball before she left home and that it comforted her on her long journey to America. A boy in one of the classes writes as if to a brother that he has left back home in Ireland. He tells him that, at first, he didn\u2019t understand what a spittoon was when he saw one in a New York City boarding house, but has since learned that it\u2019s far more sanitary to spit chewing tobacco juice into a spittoon than onto the floor. In another assignment, the students are asked to write from the point of view of their artifact, imagining how it made its way from its owner\u2019s hands in the nineteenth century to theirs in the twenty-first century. The children are led to wonder: Did that mourning brooch have a photograph in it when it was dropped into the backyard privy? Was that ceramic doll broken before it was tossed away\u2014or was it discarded for some other reason?\nOne student, in response to a parasol handle she\u2019s been asked to write about, creates the story of a woman who went out walking one day, taking a parasol along to shield her from the hot sun, as was the custom. When she stopped to sit under a tree, she set the parasol on the ground, where it was run over by a cart, sending the handle rolling down the street. Someone later happened upon the broken handle and threw it into a cistern in the backyard on Ten Eyck Street, where it remained until being dug up in 2010. Another student, writing from the perspective of the black mourning brooch, tells the story of its resting underground for more than a century before hearing the terrifying sounds of a backhoe coming to dig it up and the satisfaction it felt at being once again grasped by human hands.\nFor this group of students from the Bronx, handling pieces of the past stands the typical look-but-don\u2019t-touch museum paradigm on its head. What has been, probably, the most rewarding aspect of the program is seeing, again and again, the deep chord that is struck when students are allowed to examine and connect with the past in this way. 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        "raw_content": "Supervises Department of Juvenile Justice Psychologists in South Carolina\nJennifer Christman is the supervisor for all South Carolina Department of Juvenile Justice psychologists working in the upper third of the state. \u201cI supervise the community psychologists\u2014clinicians who work in juvenile justice county offices rather than in detention facilities. I was hired upon graduation and had been with the agency for less than three years before being promoted to this position,\u201d she says.\nShe presented at the American Psychological Association conference before she completed her degree, is licensed in two states, and nationally credentialed with the National Register of Health Service Psychologists. Jennifer has also given professional presentations on juvenile offenders with a history of trauma and was selected to present at a national juvenile justice symposium in 2016.\nJennifer served on a committee that revised South Carolina DJJ's psychological evaluation process and was chosen to lead the state-wide psychologist training for the revised process. She is one of the few state agency psychologists qualified to perform juvenile waiver (transfer) evaluations and has provided expert testimony in court for these evaluations. Jennifer has also established a part-time practice of performing contract forensic psychological evaluations in North Carolina.\nJennifer, who in 2012 earned a Doctor of Psychology in Clinical Psychology with a concentration in Forensic Psychology from American School of Professional Psychology at Argosy University | Washington DC says that her education prepared her for her career. \u201cI received exemplary instruction and [strong] clinical experience before I even graduated.\u201d\nShe adds that her education provided valuable clinical and forensic experience. \u201cMy professors are incredibly accomplished and talented professionals in their fields. I am honored to have worked with them.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "Knowing that your plans are being managed by the best and the brightest is more than just comforting. It means that your benefit program is being monitored on a regular basis, analyzed to ensure each facet of your program is being used to its fullest potential, and that the day-to-day burden of benefits is not on your to-do list.\nAs your advisor, our account managers serve as personal benefits specialists for you and your employees. Your benefits specialist can be reached directly to help resolve questions and problems regarding your program.\nHave a question about the best way to handle Open Enrollment? Ask us how our electronic solutions can turn a once stressful process into painless experience. Need to run Employee Meetings in Portland, Oregon and Portland, Maine? Not a problem. UBA has 220 offices nationwide.",
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        "raw_content": "Intimate Universe\nEvery human being is unrepeatable, and it turns around itself. All its power and strength is developed using the internal laws that rule the cosmos. But the dream ends when our time flees, when we can\u2019t be the owners of not even a minute of our time. It spins and turns then, in an illusion of moving forward that never stops. A mirage that makes us feel that we move forward in the course of the minutes, but inside an eternal present within which tomorrow doesn\u2019t exist, producing then, Inevitably, the outbreak of the intimate universes.\nShe focuses on the human form as the basis for her sculptures, aiming to speak to the innermost depths of our beings.\nMore works by Magdalena",
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        "raw_content": "\u00c9taples (1995)\nA couple of the essays in the gorgeous book (published by Neuendorf) that accompanies Close Cousins, an exhibition of Stephen Buckley paintings at the smart Mayor Gallery (Cork Street, London, until 8 February), make the point that Buckley is not a household name. Well, he is in our household, where we have whole walls of works on paper by the painter, who now lives in St Leonard\u2019s-on-Sea, plus several paintings, and a magnificent cherry-red coffee table with a silver-and-red painted wood box that sits on it. Is it a painting? It has some canvas of fabric stretched over it, so perhaps it is. That\u2019s my \u201cfull disclosure\u201d \u2013 we\u2019ve known Buckley (b. 1944) since 1975, when he had a one-man show at the Museum of Modern Art Oxford (as it then was named), and my wife and I collect his work.\nAs do, according to the provenances given in some of the entries in Close Cousins, Tate Gallery, London; the UK Government Art Collection; the National Museum of Wales, Cardiff; the NY Metropolitan Museum; and a dozen other major national and international institutions. Among his collectors are his art school friends, Bryan Ferry and Mark Lancaster; the distinguished art historian and curator, Marco Livingstone; Hans Neuendorf, the gallerist who is the publisher of this lavish book, owns many; the late Edward Albee was a major Buckley collector\u2013 an excerpt from his Stephen Buckley: Narratives is published in the book, and I remember an Albee play in which a Buckley painting was part of the set; David Hockney owns several Buckley paintings; our mutual friend, Caroline Conran, has one; and Kasmin, who seemed to be every good artist\u2019s dealer in the 60s and 70s, still owns some Buckleys.\n\u00dcber Alle Berge (1977)\nAs all the essays urge us to think, Buckley\u2019s appearances in the public eye (and, indeed, his shows) were in inverse ratio to his teaching responsibilities \u2013 he became Professor of Fine Art at Reading University in 1994, and Professor Emeritus in 2009. That is fifteen years of artist\u2019s prime time spent in the service of younger artists. He himself was taught at Newcastle by the late, great Richard Hamilton, and helped in Hamilton\u2019s summer, 1965 reconstruction of Duchamp\u2019s The Bride Stripped Bare by Her Bachelors, Even (The Large Glass, 1915-23) now in the Tate collection.\nDuchamp is one of the big influences we see in Buckley\u2019s painting. They share a sly wit, erudition worn casually, like a stylish shirt left open at the neck, plus an interest in materials not always associated with the fine arts \u2013 and in almost random objects. In my fortunate example, there\u2019s a coffee table somewhere. Albee wrote that \u201cthe humour which pervades much of his work is never frivolous, and the wisdom and passion which are its ultimately most important qualities never seem didactic of laboured.\u201d\nThere are several pieces in the Mayor exhibition that show Buckley\u2019s interest in Cubism \u2013 mostly by making almost sculptural objects; it is sometimes necessary to specify a third dimension \u2013 bulk or thickness \u2013 when describing a Buckley painting. Albee also attributes to him \u201cMatisse\u2019s revolutionary colour sense.\u201d\nThe other giveaway that tells you a painting is by Buckley is its rough edges \u2013 not in any sense unfinished \u2013 but tough, butch surfaces. He says he has never painted a conventional painting on a simple stretched canvas: the support is always part of the image. He doesn\u2019t draw or design, so much as construct his work, and sometimes leaves traces of the manual labour. Lately, I must say, I\u2019ve begun to cherish the opposite facet of his works on paper, their sleek finish and tidiness. As Albee says, Buckley is only a household name in the \u201cmost knowledgeable households.\u201d Perhaps he\u2019s a painter\u2019s painter, as Hockney\u2019s interest attests; he\u2019s certainly a playwright\u2019s painter; and a musician\u2019s painter. He\u2019s my kind of painter. Best have a look at the current exciting show, and see if he\u2019s your painter, too.\nFiled Under: blogroll, elsewhere, Uncategorized Tagged With: 1915-23), 1960s, 1994, art school, Bryan Ferry, canvas, Cardiff, Caroline Conran, Close Cousins, colour sense, Cork Street, David Hockney, dealer, Edward Albee, erudition wit, Even (The Large Glass, finish, Hans Neuendorf, household name, humour, Kasmin, London, Marcel Duchamp, Marco Livingsone, Mark Lancaster, Matisse, Mayor Gallery, Metropolitan Museum, Museum of Modern Art Oxford, National Museum of Wales, New York, Newcastle, paintings, passion Cubism, Richard Hamilton, St-Leonard's-on-Sea, Stephen Buckley, stretcher, Tate Gallery, The Bride Stripped Bare by Her Bachelors, third dimension, U.S. Government Art Collection, wisdom, works on paper",
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        "raw_content": "Home News Proposed Membership and Governance Model\nProposed Membership and Governance Model\nPosted by auDA on 24 August 2018\nDear auDA Members,\nAs mentioned in Thursday's email from the Consultation Model Working Group (CMWG), the auDA board presents to members the proposed membership and governance model for auDA\u2019s future:\nDownload: Proposed auDA Membership and Governance Model\nThis model, developed by auDA, reflects the input and views of the CMWG along with the board\u2019s careful consultation with many other parties including the internet community, the domain industry and international peers.\nThe model has been considered extensively by legal advisors with specialist knowledge in designing membership models for not-for-profit entities and reflects best practice in a number other industry self-regulatory organisations. The model is further informed by ICANN's empowered community objectives in addition to the intent of the multi-stakeholder model and the recommendations of the Federal Government\u2019s Review.\nThe net result is a single membership open to any applicant who has a demonstrable link to Australia. To ensure stability as we adopt the new model, there is a three year transitional arrangement that features \u201cgoverning\u201d and \u201cassociate\u201d members. The above linked document explains this in detail.\nWe strongly encourage members to take the time to consider this model.\nWe also encourage members to take part in the live online Q&A with auDA's legal advisors and auDA Directors on Wednesday 29 August to ask questions about the model.\nRegister for the online Q&A\n4PM AEST, Wednesday 29 August 2018\nThe model and the proposed constitutional changes will be forwarded to members with the notice of general meeting in early September.",
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        "raw_content": "94-02: Retainer Agreement; Representation; Fees and Files\nAttorney's proposed contingent-fee agreement violates Rules as to: 1) limiting client's right to discharge attorney; 2) attorney's right to withdraw unilaterally; 3) attorney's overbroad authority; 4) method of calculating fee; and 5) attorney's withholding client files after termination of representation.\nThe inquiring attorney has drafted a Personal Injury Employment Agreement. His purpose is to inform fully his potential clients of their rights and obligations should they cancel their case or try to change attorneys. The inquiring attorney also seeks to give himself the maximum rights permitted by law and ethics in personal injury cases.\nThe Agreement (which is reproduced in its entirety in the appendix) is comprised of eight (8) numbered paragraphs. In turn, the Agreement's provisions fall within six (6) categories: attorney's authority; attorney's scope of duties; client's limited right to discharge attorney for good cause only; attorney's right to abandon or withdraw from the case; fees and costs; and attorney's lien. The relevant provisions are as follows:\nAttorney's Authority\nThe inquiring attorney is \". . . made, constituted and appointed ... true and lawful attorney ...in HIS/HER name, place, and stead, to settle, adjust, file and prosecute by suit . . .\" the personal injury case. (Par. 1.)\nAttorney's Scope of Duties\nThe inquiring attorney \"agrees to conduct and prosecute the claim with due diligence to a conclusion whether it be by way of a settlement or by an action at law.\" (Par. 3.) \"Fees for appeals or special actions shall be separately negotiated.\" (Par. 2.)\nClient's Limited Right to Discharge Attorney for Good Cause Only\n\"Under the law, a client has the power, but not necessarily the contract right, to discharge their attorney at any time. It is the intent of the parties herein that the client's right to discharge [Inquiring Attorney] be limited, to the extent possible by law, to situations where there is good cause for his dismissal.\" (Par. 4.)\nAttorney's Right to Abandon or Withdraw From the Case\n\"If, in the opinion of [Inquiring Attorney] and his staff, the case does not have sufficient merit because it is fraudulent, false or unprovable, or if the amount of work necessary to achieve a settlement or judgment far exceeds the fee that the firm would likely derive from the case, [Inquiring Attorney] may abandon the case upon proper notice to the client and proper- protection of their interests. [Inquiring Attorney] will make every effort to find a successor attorney, but if the case in fact is fraudulent or has little or no value, this may not be possible.\" (Par. 7.) \"The client also will be given the opportunity to explain and rebut any allegations that the case is phony or weak, but [Inquiring Attorney] ethically and/or economically cannot proceed to process cases which have little or no value.\" (Par. 8.)\nThe inquiring attorney will receive 33 1/3% of all funds received in settlement, or 40% if the matter is resolved by trial, mediation or arbitration. (Par. 2.) If the Inquiring Attorney is discharged with cause, he will not be entitled to any fee. If he is discharged without cause, \"client shall pay a fee in accordance with ER 1.5, which includes the fact the case was taken which may preclude the firm from taking other cases; the number of hours put into the case, keeping in mind that no hourly records are normally kept so this has to be estimated; and most importantly, the stage at which the case stands at the time it is removed from the firm. In other words, if the client removes the case and little or no additional work need be done by a successor attorney to get a settlement or judgment, then the lion's share of all attorney's fees should go to [Inquiring Attorney] and not the new attorney. \" (Par. 5.)\n\"On the other hand, if the new attorney must file suit, do discovery, take the case to trial... then it may well be that the lion's share of the fee should go to the new attorney, regardless of the amount of effort put in by [Inquiring Attorney] or the number of hours that he has.\" (Par. 6.)\n\"Client shall be liable for all costs ....\" (Par. 2.) If Inquiring Attorney is discharged for cause, he will be entitled to out-of-pocket costs. (Par. 4.)\nInquiring Attorney \"will impose a lien upon the file and the value of the case with the adjusters in the event that an agreement cannot be reached as to either an exact fee for his services upon discharge or at least a range of fees which will be quantified specifically at the end of the case.\" (Par. 6.)\nDoes the Inquiring Attorney's proposed Personal Injury Employment Agreement violate any of the Rules of Professional Conduct?\n(a) A lawyer shall abide by a client's decisions concerning the objectives of representation, subject to paragraphs (c), (d) and (e), and shall consult with the client as to the means by which they are to be pursued. A lawyer shall abide by a client's decision whether to accept an offer of settlement of a matter....\nThe client should have sufficient information to participate intelligently in decisions concerning the objectives of the representation and the means by which they are to be pursued, to the extent the client is willing and able to do SO. For example, a lawyer negotiating on behalf of a client should provide the client with facts relevant to the matter, inform the client of communications from another party and take other reasonable steps that permit the client to make a decision regarding a serious offer from another party. A lawyer who receives from opposing counsel an offer of settlement in a civil controversy... should promptly inform the client of its substance unless prior discussions with the client have left it clear that the proposal will be unacceptable....\n(c) A fee may be contingent on the outcome of the matter for which the service is rendered, except in a matter in which a contingent fee is prohibited by paragraph (d) or other law. A contingent fee agreement shall be in writing and shall state the method by which the fee is to be determined, including the percentage or percentages that shall accrue to the lawyer in the event of settlement, trial or appeal, litigation and other expenses to be deducted from the recovery, and whether such expenses are to be deducted before or after the contingent fee is calculated. Upon conclusion of a contingent fee matter, the lawyer shall provide the client with a written statement stating the outcome of the matter and, if there is a recovery showing the remittance to the client and the method of its determination.\n(3) the client insists upon pursuing an objective that the lawyer considers repugnant or imprudent;\n(d) Upon termination of the representation, a lawyer shall take steps to the extent reasonably practicable to protect a client's interests, such as giving reasonable notice to the client, allowing time for employment of other counsel, surrendering papers and property to which the client is entitled.... The lawyer may retain papers relating to the client to the extent permitted by other law.\nA client has a right to discharge a lawyer at any time, with or without cause, subject to liability for payment for the lawyer's services. Where future dispute about the withdrawal may be anticipated, it may be advisable to prepare a written statement reciting the circumstances.\nOptional Withdrawal\nA lawyer may withdraw from representation in some circumstances. The lawyer has the option to withdraw if it can be accomplished without material adverse effect on the client's interests. Withdrawal is also justified if the client persists in a course of action that the lawyer reasonably believes is criminal or fraudulent, for a lawyer is not required to be associated with such conduct even if the lawyer does not further it. Withdrawal is also permitted if the lawyer's services were misused in the past even if that would materially prejudice the client. The lawyer also may withdraw where the client insists on a repugnant or imprudent objective.\nAssisting the Client Upon Withdrawal\nEven if the lawyer has been unfairly discharged by the client, a lawyer must take all reasonable steps to mitigate the consequences to the client. The lawyer may retain papers as security for a fee only to the extent permitted by law.\n1. \"Client's limited right to discharge attorney for good cause only.\"\nER 1.16 and its Comment provide that a\u00b7 lawyer shall withdraw from the representation if the lawyer is discharged, and that a client has a right to discharge a lawyer at any time, with or without cause, subject to liability for payment for the lawyer's services. Indeed, the Comment to ER 1.2 states that a lawyer may not even ask the client to surrender the right to terminate the lawyer.\nThe inquiring attorney' s proposed employment agreement attempts to circumvent this well-established rule by denominating the agreement a \"Personal Injury Employment Agreement\" (emphasis added), and stating that \"[u]nder the law, a client has the power, but not necessarily the contract right, to discharge their attorney at any time.\"\nThe inquiring attorney's attempted limitation on this right is unethical because it would likely interfere with the client's right to have counsel of his or her choice. Such a provision would likely discourage or deter a client, who no longer had confidence in or even distrusted counsel, from discharging the lawyer and hiring a new lawyer. The threat of a breach of contract action would act as a deterrent.\nThis issue presents a mixed question of law and ethics. The weight of case authority supports the general rule enshrined in ER 1.16 and its Comment that the client has the right to terminate a lawyer at any time with or without cause, subject to liability for payment for the lawyer's services, with exceptions only in the employer-employee context.\nIn State Farm Mutual Ins. Co. v. St. Joseph's Hospital, 107 Ariz. 498, 489 P.2d 837 (1971), the Arizona Supreme Court held:\n. . .the law is clear in Arizona that a client has the absolute right to terminate the attorney-client relationship at any time with or without cause. ... [W]e ... reaffirm the power of the client at any time to discharge his attorney and to settle or compromise his own claim. Our law does not bind a person to one attorney merely because he has entered into a contingent fee relationship. (107 Ariz. at 501-502.)\nThe California Supreme Court, in Fracasse v. Brent, 6 Cal.3d 784, 494 P.2d 9, 100 Cal. Rptr. 385 (1972), also held that the client has an absolute right to discharge his attorney with or without cause. It further held that such a discharge does not constitute a breach of contract.\nWe have concluded that a client should have both the power and the right at any time to discharge his attorney with or without cause. Such a discharge does not constitute a breach of contract for the reason that it is a basic term of the contract, implied by law into it by reason of the special relationship between the contracting parties, that the client may terminate that contract at will. It would be anomalous and unjust to hold the client liable in damages for exercising that basic implied right. (6 Cal. 3d at 790 - 791, 494 P.2d at 13)\nSee also, Teichner by Teichner v. W & J Holsteins, 64 N.Y. 2d 977, 478 N.E. 2d 177, 489 N.Y.S.2d 36 (Ct. App. 1985); Baker v. Zikas, 176 Neb. 290, 125 N.W. 2d 715 (1964).\nThe only exception to this general rule that the courts have recognized is where the client hired the attorney as an employee pursuant to an employment contract for a fixed salary, freely negotiated between parties of similar sophistication and bargaining power. For instance, in Chyten v. Lawrence & Howell Investments, 18 Cal. App. 4th 618, 22 Cal. Rptr. 2d 392, 8 I.E.R. Cas. (BNA) 1438 (Calif. Ct. App. 1993), the California Court of Appeals held that Fracasse did not require \"that a salaried attorney-employee be deprived of contractual employee benefits when discharged without cause.\" 18 Cal. App. 4th at 624, 22 Cal. Rptr. 2d at 396. See also, Mourad v. Automobile Club Insurance Association, 186 Mich. App. 715, 723, 465 N.W.2d 395, 399, 6 I.E.R. Cas. (BNA) 193 (Mich. Ct. App. 1991 ) [The general rule that a client has the right to discharge his attorney, with or without cause, does not bar an attorney employed by insurance company client from bringing suit for breach of just cause contract based on retaliatory demotion and constructive discharge]; Nordling v. Northern States Power Company, 478 N.W.2d 498 (Minn. 1991 ) [Attorney-client relationship does not preclude an employee-attorney from bringing wrongful discharge claim against his corporate employer-client].\nOther jurisdictions, however, enforce the general rule absolutely and refuse to permit even an employee-attorney from suing his or her employer-client. Herbster v. North American Co., 150 Ill. App. 3d 21, 501 N.E.2d 343, 1 I.E.R. Cas. (BNA) 1392 (Ill Ct. App. 1986) [Tort of retaliatory discharge is not available to employee-attorney who was discharged for alleged refusal to commit a fraud and violate the rules of professional conduct]; Balla v. Gambro, Inc., 145 Ill.2d 492, 584 N.E.2d 104, 7 I.E.R. Cas. (BNA) 1 (1991) [In-house counsel, discharged after he told employer-client he would do whatever was necessary to stop employer's sale of defective dialyzers, had no cause of action for retaliatory discharge; client may discharge his attorney at any time, with or without cause, and this rule applies equally to in-house and outside counsel].\nUnder the facts presented, the inquiring attorney is proposing a fee agreement for handling a client's personal injury case on a contingency fee basis, not an employer-employee contract. He is not the client's employee;\u00b7the client does not control his salary, benefits, hours of work, and work he is assigned. Accordingly, the general rule set forth in ER 1.16 and its Comment, and in St. Joseph's Hospital and Fracasse, supra, apply to the proposed fee contract.\nUnder the facts presented, it would be unethical for the client to be told that his or her right to discharge counsel is limited \". . . to situations where there is good cause for his dismissal.\"\n2. \"Attorney's right to abandon or withdraw from the case.\"\nTo \"abandon\" a client is to refuse improperly to render services or to leave the client without any recourse if counsel decided he did not want the case. This is unethical. It is true that, under ER 1.16, the inquiring attorney would have grounds to withdraw from representation if the case were \"fraudulent, false or unprovable\" (ER 1. 16(a) (1), (b) (1)), or if the case would impose un unreasonable financial burden on the lawyer (ER 1.16 (b) (5)). However, this \"abandonment\" provision is misleading and improper because the inquiring attorney .cannot unilaterally withdraw once the case is in litigation. See Rule XII(c) (2), Uniform Rules of Practice of the Superior court of Arizona. Indeed, the inquiring attorney would have to continue with the case notwithstanding good cause to withdraw if ordered to do so by a tribunal. ER 1.16(c).\n3. \"Attorney's Authority.\"\nThe provision setting forth the inquiring attorney's authority is overbroad and improperly gives him what is in effect a power of attorney to settle the case without prior informed consent by the client. A client may not be asked to agree to representation so limited in scope that the client surrenders the right to settle his or her own matter. See Comment to ER 1.2(a).\nER 1.4 requires an attorney tc \"keep a client reasonably informed about the status of a matter\" and to \"explain a matter to the extent reasonably necessary to permit the client to make informed decisions ....\" If the inquiring attorney received an offer of settlement from an insurance carrier, he would have an obligation under ER 1.4 to inform the client adequately so that the client could make the decision whether to accept or reject the offer.\nThe provision would be clearer and less subject to misuse or misinterpretation if the Agreement recited that the inquiring attorney will not settle or compromise the client's claim without the client's prior approval after being adequately informed of the relevant facts. ER 1.4.\n4. \"Fees and Costs.\"\nThe committee is unable either to approve or disapprove of the 33 1/3%/40% contingency fee provision except insofar as it is analyzed as to its particular facts under ER 1.5 (a) (\"A lawyer's fee shall be reasonable.\") There are insufficient facts for us to do so here. Also, it may not be possible to know if a fee is reasonable until the conclusion of a lawyer's services. What may appear reasonable when first agreed upon may, with developing circumstances, have become excessive. Matter of Swartz, 141 Ariz. 266, 273, 686 P.2d 1236, 1243 (1984).\nER 1.5 (c) also states that \" [a] contingent fee agreement shall be in writing and shall state the method by which the fee is to be determined, including the percentage or percentages that shall accrue to the lawyer in the event of settlement, trial or appeal, litigation and other expenses to be deducted from the recovery, and whether such expenses are to be deducted before or after the contingent fee is calculated.\"\nThe proposed fee agreement fails to comply fully with ER 1.5(c). For example, it is not stated whether the contingency fee percentage will be taken from all amounts received by settlement, trial, mediation or arbitration before or after all unpaid costs and disbursements are paid out of the settlement monies.\nThe provision regarding fees upon discharge without cause appears to provide the inquiring attorney with more than a quantum meruit recovery by reference to compensation based on \"the fact that the case was taken [and this] may preclude the firm from taking other cases ....\" This quantum meruit rule\nversus the right to recover the full fee set forth in the agreement is consistent with the general rule that the client may discharge the attorney at any time with or without cause. See, State Farm Mutual Insurance Co. v. St. Joseph's Hospital, supra, 107 Ariz. at 502. If the client were obliged to pay the full fee\nunder the fee agreement it would deter the client from discharging an attorney the client distrusted or no longer had confidence in. ABA/BNA Lawyers' Manual on Professional Conduct, \"Fees,\" p. 41:2012 (\"Quantum Meruit Rule\").\nThe inquiring attorney's provision on fees upon discharge also states that, if he has substantially cr fully performed under the contract, i.e., \"little or no additional work need be done by a successor attorney, \" he is entitled to \"the lion' s share of all attorney's fees,\" or the full fee. This is consistent with ER 1.5. Zaklama v. Mount Sinai Medical Center, 906 F.2d 650, 653 (llth Cir. 1990); Joseph E. DiLoreto, Inc. v.\nO'Neill, 1 Cal. Rptr. 2d 636, 640, 7 Law.Man. Prof. Conduct 397 (Calif. Ct. App. (1991) [lawyer entitled to full fee under fee agreement if he fully performed under the contract]; Kaushwa v. Hutter, 454 A.2d 1373, 1375 (D.C. Ct. App. 1983); Farrar v. Kelly, 440 So.2d 939, 941 (La. Ct. App. 1983) [lawyer who substantially performs under the fee agreement before being discharged without cause is entitled to full fee].\nHowever, the fee in all cases must be reasonable under ER 1.5(a).\n5. \"Lien.\"\nThe subject of attorneys liens is addressed in National Sales & Service Co. v. Superior Court, 136 Ariz. 544, 667 P.2d 738 (1983) . Whether the attorney may impose a lien on the \"value of the case with the adjusters\" under these circumstances raises a question of law which the committee declines to address. See, our Statement of Jurisdictional Policies, para. 6(a) [the committee will not render an opinion on a pure question of law].\nAs to withholding the client's file, ER 1.16(d) mandates that a lawyer shall protect the client's interests upon termination of the relationship, including \"surrendering papers and property to which the client is entitled.\" Under National Sales & Service Co., the retaining lien should apply only to the attorney's and his staff's research notes and internal memoranda, not the entire file. 136 Ariz. at 546.\nIt is therefore our conclusion that, based on the foregoing, the proposed Employment Agreement is improper under the Rules of Professional Conduct, particularly with regard to the client's limited right to discharge the attorney, the attorney's right to withdraw unilaterally from the matter, the attorney's overbroad authority, and the method by which the fee is to be determined, as well as the withholding of the client's file after termination of representation.\nPERSONAL INJURY EMPLOYMENT AGREEMENT\n1. KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENT THAT_______________, residing at_____________, Arizona, had made, constituted and appointed by these presents does make, constitute and appoint, [Inquiring Attorney],\u00b7true and lawful attorney of HIS/HERS and in HIS/HER name, place, and stead, to settle, adjust,\nfile and prosecute by suit in the proper courts, or otherwise dispose of, claims against: ________________________________________ and/or insurance companies involved herein, for damages resulting from _________________________ which occurred at _____________________\non_____________ _______________, 19______.\n2. Said attorney is to receive as compensation thirty-three and one-third (33 1/3%) percent of all funds received by way of settlement. In the event that this claim be settled by ways of Trial, Mediation or Arbitration, said attorney shall receive forty (40%) percent of all funds received. Trial, Mediation,\nor Arbitration are said to be commenced once said attorney has filed a lawsuit or Notice of Arbitration. Client shall be liable for all costs necessarily incurred by said attorney, although attorney may, at his option, advance same temporarily. Fees for appeals or special actions shall be separately negotiated.\n3. In consideration thereof, the said attorney agrees to conduct and prosecute the claim with due diligence to a conclusion whether it be by way of a settlement or by an action at law.\n4. Cancellation of Contract by Client\nUnder the law, a client has the power, but not necessarily the contract right, to discharge their attorney at any time. It is the intent of the parties herein that the client's right to discharge [Inquiring Attorney] be limited, to the extent possible by law, to situations where there is good cause for his dismissal. If there is in fact good cause for discharging [Inquiring Attorney], client shall pay only out of pocket costs and shall not be liable for any fees.\n5. In the absence thereof, client shall pay a fee in accordance with E.R. 1.5, which includes the fact the case was taken which may preclude the firm from taking other cases; the number of hours put into the case, keeping in mind that no hourly records are normally kept so this has to be estimated; and most importantly, the stage at which the case stands at the time it is removed from the firm. In other words, if the client removes the case and little or no additional work need be done by a successor attorney to get a settlement or judgment, then the lion's share of all attorney's fees should go to [Inquiring Attorney] and not the new attorney.\n6. 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        "raw_content": "13 And the cities that you give shall be your six cities of refuge.\nNumbers 35:13 : See ver. 6\nDeuteronomy 4:41-42 English Standard Version (ESV)\n41 Then Moses set apart three cities in the east beyond the Jordan, 42 that the manslayer might flee there, anyone who kills his neighbor unintentionally, without being at enmity with him in time past; he may flee to one of these cities and save his life:\nDeuteronomy 4:41 : Num. 35:6, 14\nDeuteronomy 4:42 : ch. 19:4\nJoshua 20:2 English Standard Version (ESV)\n2 \u201cSay to the people of Israel, \u2018Appoint the cities of refuge, of which I spoke to you through Moses,\nJoshua 20:7-8 English Standard Version (ESV)\n7 So they set apart Kedesh in Galilee in the hill country of Naphtali, and Shechem in the hill country of Ephraim, and Kiriath-arba (that is, Hebron) in the hill country of Judah. 8 And beyond the Jordan east of Jericho, they appointed Bezer in the wilderness on the tableland, from the tribe of Reuben, and Ramoth in Gilead, from the tribe of Gad, and Golan in Bashan, from the tribe of Manasseh.\n3 So by command of the Lord the people of Israel gave to the Levites the following cities and pasturelands out of their inheritance.\n13 And to the descendants of Aaron the priest they gave Hebron, the city of refuge for the manslayer, with its pasturelands, Libnah with its pasturelands,\n21 To them were given Shechem, the city of refuge for the manslayer, with its pasturelands in the hill country of Ephraim, Gezer with its pasturelands,\n27 And to the Gershonites, one of the clans of the Levites, were given out of the half-tribe of Manasseh, Golan in Bashan with its pasturelands, the city of refuge for the manslayer, and Beeshterah with its pasturelands\u2014two cities;\n38 and out of the tribe of Gad, Ramoth in Gilead with its pasturelands, the city of refuge for the manslayer, Mahanaim with its pasturelands,",
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        "raw_content": "It's time to abandon your distorted view of God\nMy parents always told me I needed to be good, because God was constantly watching and would punish me if I did anything wrong. I know I'm supposed to love God, but I don't. Can you understand why I feel like this?\nNo wonder you feel this way; since childhood, you\u2019ve been taught that God is like a harsh policeman or cruel judge, just waiting for you to get out of line so He can punish you.\nNo doubt, your parents sincerely wanted to encourage you to do right and avoid wrong, but I\u2019m afraid they ended up giving you a distorted or unbalanced view of God, and as a result your feelings have deceived you. Yes, God is holy and just, and sin is an offense to Him, but God is also loving and merciful. The most important thing I can tell you is that God loves you far more than you and I will ever love Him.\nHow do I know this? I know it because of what Jesus did for us by His death and resurrection. Jesus came into the world for one reason: to become the final and complete sacrifice for our sins. He was without sin, but on the cross, all our sins were placed on Him, and He died in our place. Would God have allowed this to happen if He didn\u2019t love us? Of course not.\nAsk God to help you overcome your feelings with facts \u2014 the facts of Christ\u2019s life, death and resurrection for you. Then ask Christ to come into your life to forgive your sins, and He will. The Bible says, \u201cThis is love: not that we loved God, but that he loved us and sent his Son as an atoning sacrifice for our sins\u201d (1 John 4:10).",
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        "raw_content": "Home > Our University > Our colleges and professional services > Engineering and Physical Sciences > News > Future-proofing our infrastructure\nFuture-proofing our infrastructure: new paper looks at mitigating the domino-effect phenomenon\nIn May 1968, a small gas explosion at the top of a 22-storey tower block called Ronan Point in east London caused one entire corner of the building to collapse, killing four people and injuring 17. The spectacular nature of the disintegration \u2013 caused by poor design and construction \u2013 led to a serious loss of public confidence in high-rise residential buildings.\nThe past few decades have seen other building collapses, such as the World Trade Center and 130 Liberty Street in New York, caused by various factors but with one common point \u2013 the unexpected nature of the events and the accidental loading that triggered the sequence of the collapse.\nThere have also been several related cases involving other kinds of built infrastructure, one being the collapse of the I-35W Mississippi River bridge in Minneapolis, Minnesota in 2007. The bridge, with eight traffic lanes, was designed and built using steel arched trusses. Not even 40 years old, it unexpectedly collapsed one rush hour, killing 13 people and injuring 145. Along with the loss of life, the effects on business, traffic and transportation funding were enormous.\nSince 1968, a raft of research has been carried out to mitigate what is known as the \u2018progressive collapse\u2019 of structures \u2013 in other words, structures that collapse, or part-collapse, due a chain reaction effect.\nAlmost half a century on, Ronan Point remains at the forefront of structural engineering because of multiple natural and man-made hazards, the ageing of the infrastructure and the catastrophic consequences associated with that.\nBirmingham\u2019s Charalampos (Lambis) Baniotopoulos, Professor of Sustainable Energy Systems at the School of Civil Engineering, is one of Europe\u2019s top researchers working on how to make structures and buildings more robust. Indeed, his research is aimed at being incorporated into the next generation of Eurocodes (a set of harmonised technical rules for the structural design of construction works in the EU).\nHis studies include both steel and reinforced concrete structures, but a recent research paper on the subject focused on steel structures. Entitled \u2018Progressive collapse mitigation of 2D steel moment frames: Assessing the effect of different strengthening schemes\u2019, it was published in the prominent German construction journal Stahlbau (Steel Construction).\nThe paper focuses on two-dimensional moment-resisting frames, which are rectilinear assemblages of beams and columns with the beams rigidly connected to the columns (where resistance to lateral forces is provided primarily by rigid frame action) and examines collapse modes and design solutions to mitigate the collapse of these frames.\n\u2018The collapse of Ronan Point was triggered by a gas explosion \u2013 caused when a resident on the 18th floor held a lit match to her stove to make a cup of tea \u2013 that blew out the load-bearing flank walls, removing the structural supports to the four flats above,\u2019 explains Lambis. \u2018It is thought the weakness was in the joints connecting the vertical walls to the floor slabs. The flank walls fell away, leaving the floors above unsupported and causing the progressive collapse of the southeast corner of the building.\n\u2018After that, the USA, the UK and other countries started working on disproportionate collapse events. Guidelines and codes started to be developed and numerous research groups around the world began working on the robustness of structures.\u2019\nThe terrorist attacks on the Alfred P Murrah Building in Oklahoma in 1995 and on the World Trade Center in 2001 further increased research interest in this field.\nProgressive collapse is characterised by a triggering event that is usually disanalogous with the resulting consequences (which was the case at Ronan Point, but not in the Alfred P Murrah and World Trade Center cases). In certain cases, structures have shown high levels of vulnerability to the triggering mechanism \u2013 for example, Ronan Point \u2013 whereas in other cases they have proved to be resilient.\nThe paper, written with one of Lambis\u2019s former PhD students, Simos Gerasimidis, investigates the effects of different strengthening techniques for mitigating the domino-effect phenomenon. These techniques are applied to a series of moment-resisting frames of varying heights and designs, using a finite element analysis involving both material and geometric non-linearities.\nWhat the research shows is that no one strengthening method can be applied to all collapse mechanisms.\n\u2018The results of this work demonstrate that, when analysed as 2D assemblies, realistic, similar steel frame structures undergo different collapse mechanisms and that a general strengthening scheme cannot be applied to all collapse mechanisms,\u2019 Lambis and Simos explain in the paper.\n\u2018This work has focused on the mitigation of the progressive collapse phenomenon in certain common 2D moment-resisting steel frames. A parametric study of different strengthening techniques has shown that the only possible way of strengthening a structure against a loss-of-stability/buckling-induced collapse mode is to strengthen the critical column elements that undergo buckling failure. It has also been shown that the strengthening/tying of the beams above column removal level has a negative impact on the capacity of the frame, also directing the collapse mechanism to the buckling of columns.\nThe findings of this work constitute an important step towards the comprehensive investigation of the relationship between loss of stability and progressive collapse mitigation.\nLambis, who has been at Birmingham for three years, adds: \u2018There will be a new generation of Structural Eurocodes in the next few years, one of which concerns structural robustness. So, the impact of this research will be significant because it supports the new generation of Eurocodes under development.\n\u2018Ronan Point happened 45 years ago, but until now there has not been a Eurocode to help mitigate the risk posed by that kind of scenario. Today, this is also important because of the threat of terrorist attacks. 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        "raw_content": "_Hon. Paul Hellyer Speaks About Global Banking Fraud\nhttp://www.blissful-wisdom.com/hon-paul-hellyer-speaks-about-global-banking-fraud.html\nThis following video gives the history of how banking privateers took control of the American monetary system.\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JXt1cayx0hs\nInternational bankers often use warfare to set up ''Central Banking systems that are privately controlled\" across the globe....Since military intervention in Afghanistan and Iraq, centralized, 'privately controlled' banking systems have been introduced.\nGlobal Fraud/Global Hope - Address by Former Canadian Minister of Defence Paul Hellyer\nInternational Finance vs The Peoples of the World\nFort McDowell Resort, Scottsdale, Arizona\nHon. Paul Hellyer, P.C.\nFormer Canadian Minister of National Defence\nThe world financial system is a total fraud.\nIt is one gargantuan Ponzi scheme, no better than the one Bernie Madoff use to swindle his friends and neighbors, and thousands of times worse if you add up the total number of victims it has ripped off over countless generations.\nThe principal difference between the two schemes is that Madoff was acting outside the law while the international banking cartel has persuaded generation after generation of monarchs, presidents and prime ministers to provide legislative protection for their larceny.\nThe Bankers' Ponzi scheme is alarmingly simple.\nThey lend the same money to several people or institutions at the same time and collect interest on it from each. What the banks really lend, however, is their credit, and what they take back in compensation for that privilege is a debt that must be repaid with interest.\nThe number of times they lend the same money is called leverage. The practice is as old as the hills but for our purposes we can start with the goldsmiths of Lombard Street in London, England, who accepted deposits for which they issued certificates redeemable on demand. They paid their depositors a nominal interest rate on the understanding that they could lend the money to their customers at higher interest rates. They soon found that they could lend more than they had in their vaults because only a few depositors came in to redeem their gold or silver at any one time. It was a scam. It was illegal. Nevertheless they got away with it for a long while and the scam was legitimized when the Bank of England was chartered to help King William finance his war. Rich people subscribed \u00a31,200,000 in gold and silver, as capital, to found the bank, which then was lent to the government at 8 percent. To show his appreciation the King allowed the bank to print \u00a31,200,000 in banknotes and lend them at high interest rates. In effect, the bank was allowed to lend the same money twice\u2013 once to the government and once to the people.\nIf any skeptics think I am overstating the case don\u2019t take my word for it.. Go to www.victoryfortheworld.net and read some of the books that can be used as references. A hundred pages of The Web of Debt, for example, setting out the history of money, will probably be enough to make you sick at your stomach. I stopped reading it at night because if often made me so angry I couldn\u2019t sleep.\nOver the years, due to the avarice of the banks and the complicity of the politicians, that ratio has increased dramatically. In the early days of the 20th century, federal chartered U.S. banks were required to keep gold reserves of 25 percent. That means they were allowed to lend the same money four times. I remember when Canadian banks were required to maintain a cash reserve of 8 percent. That means they were allowed to lend the same money 12\u00bd times.\nToday, thanks to Milton Friedman\u2019s irrational flip-flop from being a proponent of 100% cash reserves to the opposite extreme of zero reserves, and the adoption of his ideas by the major central banks of the world in 1974, multiples have increased dramatically \u2013 in some cases to as much as 20 to 1 or more. Banks only keep enough cash to meet day-to-day demands for those few customers who go in and request it, and consequently the fraud is virtually total.\nThe system works this way.\nSuppose that you want to borrow $35,000 to buy a new car. You visit your friendly banker and ask for a loan. He or she will ask you for collateral \u2013 some stocks, bonds, a second mortgage on your house or cottage or, if you are unable to supply any of these, the co-signature of a well-to-do friend or relative. When the collateral requirement is satisfied you will be asked to sign a note for the principal amount with an agreed rate of interest.\nWhen the paperwork is complete, and the note signed, your banker will make an entry on the bank\u2019s computer and, presto, a $35,000 credit will appear in your account which you can use to buy your car. The important point is that seconds earlier that money did not exist. It was created out of thin air \u2013 so to speak.\nThe banking equation is a species of double-entry bookkeeping where your note becomes an asset on the bank\u2019s books, and the new money that was deposited to your account is a liability. The profit for the bank comes from the difference between the low rate of interest, if any, you would be paid on your deposit if you didn\u2019t spend the borrowed money immediately, and the much higher rate you would be obliged to pay on your note \u2013 the technical term is \u201cthe spread.\u201d\nAt some point, however, you have to pay off your note and any interest owing. And not only you but everyone else who has borrowed \u201cmoney\u201d from banks \u2013 including governments which, by the way, own the right to print money [creating money from nothing] but that have irresponsibly handed the right over to an elite group of private bankers. Anyone who defaults is in big trouble. Individuals who default will have the assets they pledged as collateral seized by the bank. A government that is in danger of defaulting, will be forced to borrow from the International Monetary Fund, which will then tell that government how to run its affairs including cutting back on services and selling off public assets to the international vulture capitalists..\nIn reality, then, the banks have turned the world into one humongous pawn shop. You hock your stocks, bonds, house, business, rich mother-in-law or country and the bank(s) will give you a loan based on the value of the collateral. [by creating money from nothing, a.k.a. counterfeiting, since the banksters don\u2019t own the assets against which they issue the money]\nA world system where all the money is created as debt is a perpetual disaster in the making. It is like a giant balloon that the banks pump full of debt. The balloon gets larger and larger until the debt load becomes too heavy to carry, and then it is like a balloon with a pin stuck in it. The system crashes and thousands or sometimes millions of innocent people lose their jobs, homes, farms and businesses.\nAlmost any high school student should be able to see that any monetary system based on debt creation is totally insane. The total world debt, mathematically, is always tending toward infinity \u2013 and there is no possible way of paying it off. The real money (legal tender) to do so doesn\u2019t exist. And the real economy that depends on cash to grow shifts into low gear whenever the supply of credit money dries up.\nNot surprisingly, there have been 25 recessions and depressions in the United States since 1890. In several cases, including the Great Depression of the 1930s and the current Great Recession, the evidence indicates that the meltdown was anticipated by a few insiders who helped trigger the catastrophe.\nIn the wake of the Great Depression, the U.S. Senate Banking and Currency Committee Report that became widely known as the Pecora Report on the Practices of Stock Exchanges, indicated that there were insiders who benefitted from the crash. (This is what is needed in today's world: another Pecora to clean up but the will isn't there. vg)\n\u201cLegal chicanery and pitch darkness were the banker\u2019s stoutest allies,\u201d Pecora wrote in his memoir. Similar allegations were evident in Charles Ferguson damning documentary \u201cInside Job,\u201d relating to the 2007-2008 meltdown. These reports, and other historical evidence prove beyond any doubt that much of Wall Street is rotten to the core. It has become one gigantic millstone around the neck of both the American and world economies.\nThe collateral damage from the recent meltdown has been staggering. The U.S.. Bureau of Labor estimated that 8.4 million jobs were lost in the U.S. alone. Most countries experienced similar dramatic losses. The reduction in asset values worldwide has been estimated at $20 trillion U.S. dollars, yet not a single one of the culprits is in jail. You would think that someone would have had the decency to launch a class action for at least $10 trillion against every individual and every organization that contributed to the catastrophe in any way.\nIt boggles the mind that a system so vulnerable to manipulation would ever have come into existence in the first place. The evolution did not happen by accident. It was not guided by the mythical invisible hand of Adam Smith. On the contrary, for more than a century-and-a-half, it was engineered by the barely visible hand of the Rothschild family and its allies, and since World War II by the Rockefeller family. The two dynasties combined forces to exercise influence on many fronts sheltered by the cloak of secrecy established by the Bilderberg Group.\nThe long term influence of the banking cartel is incalculable. Their biggest coup was the establishment of the Federal Reserve System in the United States. The big New York banks really didn\u2019t like the idea of genuine competition, so a small group held a secret meeting at the private resort of J.P.. Morgan on Jekyll Island, off the coast of Georgia. Their scheme, devised by Paul M. Warburg, and subsequently adopted by Congress, is a legal private monopoly of the U.S. money supply operated for the benefit of the few under the guise of protecting and promoting the public interest.\nIt is a tribute to the skill of the international bankers that they were able to draft a bill, revise it, change its name and make the few window dressing compromises necessary to get it adopted by Congress just before Christmas when quite a few Representatives must have been dreaming of sugar plum fairies instead of exercising due diligence. Only Charles Lindberg Sr. seemed to grasp the essence of what was going on. To put it bluntly, the Congress transferred its sovereign constitutional right to create money to the sole custody of a group of private bankers. The magnitude of the hoistis unprecedented in the history of the world \u2013 the numbers now are in the high trillions.\nSoon after the bill was passed the magnitude of the tragedy began to be recognized. William Jennings Bryan, who acted as Democrat whip, later said: \u201cIn my long political career, the one thing I genuinely regret is my part in getting the banking and currency legislation (Federal Reserve Act of 1913) enacted into law.\u201d President Woodrow Wilson, just three years after passage of the Act, wrote: \u201cA great industrial nation is controlled by its system of credit. Our system of credit is concentrated (in the Federal Reserve System). The growth of the nation, therefore, and all our activities are in the hands of a few men\u2026. We have come to be one of the worst ruled, one of the most completely controlled and dominated governments in the civilized world.\u201d But the bill was not repealed; almost 100 years later the sell-out is still the law. This makes you wonder what the people\u2019s representatives have been doing to earn their salaries.\nThe people in charge of the original deception were very far-seeing. They realized that when future governments had to borrow from them they would need a constant income stream to pay the interest on the bonds. So they persuaded the government to introduce income taxes, first as a temporary measure, but later permanently, so it would be able to meet its obligations to the bondholders. In fiscal year 2005 total individual income taxes in the U.S. totalled $927 billion. Of that amount $352 billion, or 38%, was required just to pay interest on the federal debt. The figure would be higher now.\nBanksters bought up most influential newspapers in the world\nThe banksters, as they were often called, then decided that an independent press might catch on to the chicanery. Oscar Callaway is reported in the Congressional Record of February 9, 1917 as follows.\n\u201cIn March, 1915, the J.P. Morgan interests, the steel, shipbuilding, and powder interests, and their subsidiary organizations, got together 12 men high up in the newspaper world, and employed them to select the most influential newspapers in the United States and sufficient number of them to control generally the policy of the daily press of the United States\u2026 They found it was only necessary to purchase the control of 25 of the greatest papers.\nThe 25 papers were agreed upon; emissaries were sent to purchase the policy, national and international, of these papers; \u2026 an editor was furnished for each paper to properly supervise and edit information regarding the questions of preparedness, militarism, financial policies, and other things of national and international nature considered vital to the interests of the purchasers [and to suppress] everything in opposition to the wishes of the interests served.\u201d\nIt has been suggested that the Bilderberg Group may have taken a leaf from the Morgan precedent to protect their interests in the late 20th and early 21st centuries. That is impossible to prove, because its members are sworn to secrecy, and the press won\u2019t report on its meetings.\nCould it be mere coincidence that the monetary system, the downside of globalization, 9/11 and the decades-long cover-up of the extraterrestrial presence and technology (especially the clean energy sources that would impact the value of oil stocks), the four subjects of most direct beneficial interests of the banksters, are the four subjects that are avoided like the plague by the mainline press?\nI myself am not willing to go so far as to say that the men behind the international banking system are evil men because their thoughts are private. But Sir Josiah, later Baron Stamp, a former director of the Bank of England, has given us a rare snapshot of the truth:\n\u201cBanking was conceived in iniquity and was born in sin. The Bankers own the earth. Take it away from them, but leave them the power to create money, and with a flick of the pen they will create enough money to buy it back again. However, take that power away from them and all the great fortunes like mine will disappear, and they ought to disappear, for this would be a happier and better world to live in. But if you wish to remain the slaves of Bankers, and pay the cost of your ownslavery, let them continue to create money.\u201d\nThe taxpayers bail out the banks, but get nothing in return\nIn the latest meltdown of 2007-2008, the Fed acted quickly to prevent the Ponzi pyramid from collapsing completely. It printed trillions of dollars to bail out the banks and a few industries that were highly indebted to banks..\nBut what did the Fed do for the taxpayers whose money was so wildly diluted to save the banks? Nothing! They were left to fend for themselves. Millions of people lost their jobs, their farms, their houses, their hopes, and their dignity as a result of circumstances beyond their control. The taxpayers bailed out the banks, but got nothing in return.\nThe same is true of governments who came so quickly to the rescue. As a result of the meltdown their revenues were decreased so they were forced to incur or increase their deficits, as well as to start cutting back on essential services. The Fed pretended to be helping stimulate the economy by reducing interest rates to near zero. It would be an interesting exercise to find out what happened to all of this low-cost money. It would be a good subject for Congressional attention. How much did the banks use to buy up domestic and foreign assets at fire-sale prices? Was any of it used by financialinstitutions to try to corner world food markets and raise prices at a time when millions are starving?\nNo doubt some taxpayers did take advantage of the low interest rates available but were they warned about the old bait and switch game? Anyone who acquires assets with cheap money runs the risk of losing their property when the Fed ultimately raises rates. It\u2019s all part of the boom-bust cycle inherent in our infinitely silly monetary system.\nThe Economics Profession\nWhat does all this have to say about the economics profession? What it really says isn\u2019t fit to print. Someone once said that if you put 20 economists in a room you will get 21 opinions. That is not my experience. If you get 20 economists together they are likely to give you one stock answer, or at most two. And if there is one dissenter he or she is likely to be drowned out by the 19, squawking like a flock of parrots the words memorized from what their professors taught them.\nI have witnessed this herd-like mentality first hand. When I was first elected to the House of Commons in 1949 there were only a handful of Keynesians in Ottawa. Twenty years later nearly everyone was a Keynesian including, I am told, Richard Nixon.\nAt that time there were only a few monetarists around. But they spread like mushrooms and soon dominated the economic landscape. It reached the stage when Keynes was anathema, and it was almost impossible to get a tenured position in a school of economics unless you were part of Milton Friedman\u2019s monetarist revolution.\nApparently little if any thought was given to the possibility that neither Keynes nor Friedman had got it right. The former was a bit closer to reality than the latter, but both theories foundered on the rocks of one inescapable truth. Both assumed that the economic system is self-correcting, yet more than two centuries of experience has demonstrated clearly that it is not! Someone has to be at the tiller charged with steering clear of the shoals and rocks of economic disaster and that person has to be someone who is responsible to the people and not the self-serving boom-busters.\nThe third essential change is for us as individuals. A just and peaceful world is not possible when it is riddled with graft, fraud and corruption of all kinds. Greed is king and mammon rules the world.\nInstitutions have to change too. For centuries major religions have been selling their alleged superiority or exclusiveness at the point of a sword, leading to the deaths of thousands of innocents. The three Abrahamic religions, for example, all claim the inside route to paradise. Mathematically that is impossible. It is far more probable, mathematically, that they are all wrong and that the truth is larger and more inclusive.\nAncient and modern history both suggest that there is no hope of a just and peaceful world unless all religions, and those with no religion, forget their differences and start working together to build the Kingdom of God on Earth. I define this as a world where every child can expect food to eat, clean water to drink, adequate clothing to wear, a roof overhead, access to medical support and enough education to be able to determine how best he or she can serve humankind positively, with dignity and self-fulfillment.\nWhat a wonderful world that would be! But it would require a 180-degree change in policies and priorities and a serious effort to apply the Golden Rule that all religions claim as a common thread.\nThe application of the Golden Rule would mean an end to empire building, and the pursuit of military power and advantage. The U.S., for example, would have to stop being its own worst enemy. The declaration of the war on terror was the biggest strategic blunder I have seen.\nOn the 11th day of September 2001, following the attacks on the World Trade Center, the United States enjoyed the sympathy of the world, including Arab states and populations. The threat from al-Qaeda was limited and quite within the potential of police and intelligence operations to cope with.\nThe situation changed dramatically with the launch of a war on Iraq. The goodwill began to evaporate overnight. Soon, instead of a few dozens insurgents the numbers of young Muslims willing to die for their cause multiplied to thousands and a great chasm of hate and mistrust enveloped much of the world.\nThe U.S. has consistently refused to be even-handed in the Israeli-Palestinian dispute, and the Israelis deceive themselves, and the world, when they claim to be the victims. For a long while peace has been within their grasp if they could have agreed to a just settlement, and establishment of a vibrant Palestinian state. But a handful of fundamentalists have always succeeded in disrupting the peace process because they are not willing to accept the great Rabbi Hillel\u2019s admonition. \u201cSo always treat others the way you would like them to treat you; that is the message of the Law and the Prophets.\u201d Meanwhile the peace and stability of the world remains in jeopardy.\nThe world community must adopt principles and practices that override fundamentalists of any stripe whether they be Christian, Muslim, Jewish or Economic. In addition, religious people should pay more attention to their holy books. There is nothing in the Bible that would legitimize a preventive war, with its carpet bombing, or the launch of a drone or missile intended to kill one person when there is risk that innocent bystanders will also die. Similarly, there is nothing in the Qur\u2019an that would justify suicide bombing that results in the random death of innocents.\nIf you get the impression that the world is going to hell in a hand basket you have heard me correctly. But it doesn\u2019t need to be so. There are remedies but they involve massive change in the areas discussed \u2013 none of which are even on the political radar at present. There is light at the end of the tunnel but, as Sir John Quinton, a former chairman of Barclay\u2019s Bank said, \u201cBankers sometimes look on politicians as people who, when they see light at the end of the tunnel, order more tunnel.\u201d\nWhat we are really talking about is restoring democracy to countries that not only claim they have it, but also take pride in trying to export it, even though they don\u2019t really qualify as democratic as defined in the dictionary. In Webster\u2019s it is: \u201cgovernment in which supreme power is vested in the people and exercised by them or their elected representatives.\u201d To begin, Wall Street has been the dominant power in the U.S. for decades, and still is. Add to that the fact that the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, the President of the United States, does not have the security clearance for a number of projects controlled by troops under his command, and you have to conclude that the U.S. is not really a democracy.\nThe same can be said about Canada, the United Kingdom, Germany and myriad countries that are really puppets of the International Financial System. In each case the real interests of citizen voters is subjugated to the demands of international finance.\nThere is a sad irony in reading U.S. history of the pre-revolutionary and revolutionary days. Historians often attribute the revolution to the tax on tea. On the other hand, \u201c[Benjamin] Franklin cited restrictions upon paper money as one of the main reasons for the alienation of the American provinces from the mother country.\u201d The U.S. won the revolutionary war but then lost the next critical one when it adopted the British banking system instead of pursuing the better model their provinces had been experimenting with.\nFor the U.S. now to inflict the British practice on countries around the world, using the International Monetary Fund and World Bank as enforcers, is comparable to the King\u2019s edict that gave birth to the United States. So the financial chains of oppression have to be broken and freedom restored to citizens everywhere.\nIt\u2019s time to forget the tea party and address the critically important issues facing the U.S. and the world. All of these issues are non-partisan by definition and deserve the attention and support of all genuine patriots without distinction of race, color, religion or political affiliation \u2013 both in the U.S. And worldwide. We must unite to preserve and enhance the beautiful satellite that is our birthright.\nThe first and most urgent project is to clip the wings of the bankers and democratize the money-creation function. In the U.S. the Federal Reserve System must be abolished and its alleged function of regulating the money supply be assumed by the federal government or an agency under its direct control. The most powerful and valuable tool in the economic arsenal must be available to the representatives of the people who can be held responsible for their success or failure.\nSome monetary reformers recommend that governments create 100% of new money in a debt free form, greenbacks or equivalent. In the interests of a fast and smooth transition I am suggesting that a ratio of 34% government-created money to 66% bank-created money would work satisfactorily. Banks would be required to maintain 34% cash reserves against their deposits.\nThe important thing is that governments must immediately create the large sums necessary to balance their budgets and get their economies running at maximum output again. I am talking about an infusion of perhaps $10 trillion U.S. Dollar equivalent to start and more if needed to get economies up to speed and to reduce unemployment worldwide by at least half, with the creation of millions of new jobs.\nIs this likely to cause massive inflation, as the financial cartel will immediately allege, because it is one of its longest running and most successful bugbears?\nThe answer to their phony phonetics is a resounding \u201cno.\u201d As any economist should know, it is the amount of money that is created that influences prices, and not who prints it. So as long as governments limit what economists call \u201cthe multiplier effect\u201d there will be no problem.\nCertainly the present system has been inflationary. A 1950 U.S. dollar is only worth 7.5 cents today. A common sense monetary system should produce better results than that. So there is no reason why the banking system should not be fundamentally reformed \u2013 at once!\nThere are four other actions that I think we, the people of the world should demand of our politicians.\n1. A law must be passed at once to prohibit all politicians, candidates for political office and political parties from accepting money from any financial institution as well as make it a criminal offense for any such institution either directly or indirectly to offer it.\n2. World leaders must adopt a 10-year time frame to reduce greenhouse emissions by 90 percent.\n3. The U.N. should declare 2012 the year of forgiveness and reconciliation \u2013 a new era of cooperation and (agape) love between races, tribes, religions, nations, and regions both mondial and intergalactic. We have so much to learn in many areas including medicine and food production.\nSo the U.S. must relinquish its privileged position as the center of \u201cthe loop\u201d as part of a new kind of leadership in creating the better world we all dream of.\nInternational Finance vs. The People of the World\nNone of this vision of a just and peaceful world will be possible unless the all-pervasive power of the international banks has been broken. In 1999 I wrote a book in which I said the next world war would be between the banks and the people of the world. There have been skirmishes for centuries and, so far, the banks have always come out on top. They are now taking advantage of the recent meltdown, and the resulting sovereign debt crisis to line up their heavy artillery including the International Monetary Fund, the World Bank, the Federal Reserve System and the Bank for International Settlements for a final conclusive battle.\nAs always the aim of the game is to rob the people of the world of their sovereign right to govern their own affairs, and to entrench the power of the international banks, their elite industrial allies and a small cabal of military insiders who run the world as their private fiefdom. The word \u201cunjust\u201d is too small a word by far to describe what they are up to.\nI entered politics more than 60 years ago because I thought recessions were quite unnecessary. They were monetary phenomena with a relatively easy fix.. I have made hundreds of speeches on the subject and convinced a few thousand people. But never the movers and shakers. And the mainline press were less than helpful. They were so jaundiced that they were not interested in a maverick speaking truth to power. So it was always a case of David vs. Goliath, to use a Biblical analogy.\nNow, for the first time, the power exists to turn the tables and go for the jugular. The internet is providing power to the people that they have never enjoyed before. The young people of the world, in concert with the thousands of their parents and others who care about the state of the world can use the power of social networking to effect a miracle on their own behalf and that of succeeding generations.\nThe valiant people of Tunisia and Egypt have shown the way by achieving what was believed to be impossible. We share their euphoria. At the same time they, and we, must acknowledge that it is only the beginning. Real freedom will only be possible when they have escaped from the tyranny of international banks, and Wall Street is no longer able to manipulate the price of their daily bread.\nA good start might be to distribute a million copies of this speech and translate it into a number of languages. Then the rising generation can bombard the barricades through their social networks. Regime change is not necessary except for leaders who refuse to see the light. But concerned citizens of the world should band together and rattle the cages of all federal politicians. Tell them bluntly that they must vigorously support the above agenda or face inevitable defeat at the next election. It is a simple message, but the only one they understand.\nAt a press conference on March 29, 2001 announcing the U.S. was backing out of the Kyoto Protocol, President George W. Bush said, \u201cA friend is someone who tells you the truth.\u201d That is what I have been doing today. It is a message of global hope for every race, color, religion and nationality in the world.\n20 Bay St., 12th Floor\nToronto, Ontario M5J 2N8 Canada\nphellyer@sympatico.ca\n\"War, Fascism, concentration camps, rubber truncheons, atomic bombs, etc., are what we daily think about, and therefore to a great extent what we write about, even when we do not name them openly. We cannot help this. When you are on a sinking ship, your thoughts will be about sinking ships.\"\n--George Orwell (1903-1950)\nExamples of World Banking Fraud across the Globe today\nAdded by Bill Woollam\n1) Rothschilds Stage Revolutions in Tunisia and Egypt To Kill Islamic Banks In Emerging North African Markets\nhttp://www.puppet99.com/?p=126\n2) Motives by Western Oligarchs to Overtake Libya:\nThe Libyan Central Bank is 100% state owned\u2026.I am sure that the Western oligarchy do not wish the world to see such a successful monetary system alive and well on the planet\nhttp://21stcenturywire.com/2011/03/28/globalist-target-the-central-bank-of-libya-is-100-state-owned/#comment-9561\nMore About Gadhaffi: What You Won't Hear Reported in the West:\nhttp://www.rense.com/general93/truth.htm\nLibyan Rebels Have Already Established A New Central Bank Of Libya....March 28th, 2011. And whose interests, if not international banking privateers, would these Libyan political henchmen be concerned with?\nhttp://beforeitsnews.com/story/516/283/Wow_That_Was_Fast_Libyan_Rebels_Have_Already_Established_A_New_Central_Bank_Of_Libya.html\n3) For over 20 years there have been attempts to privatize Japan's Post Savings bank which is the largest depository savings bank in the world.\nJapan Post savings bank and insurance arms boast combined assets of more than $3.2 trillion. http://dandelionsalad.wordpress.com/2011/03/31/why-the-japanese-government-can-afford-to-rebuild-it-owns-the-largest-depository-bank-in-the-world/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+DandelionSalad+%28Dandelion+Salad%29\n4) Criminal Rothschild's mega-trillion dollar banking dynasty\nA History of Banking Fraud\nby William Boyd:\nToday, most American students don't even understand what a central bank is, much less that the battle over central banks is one of the most important themes in U.S. history. The truth is that our nation was birthed in the midst of a conflict over taxation and the control of our money. Central banking has played a key role in nearly all of the wars that America has fought. Presidents that resisted the central bankers were shot, while others shamefully caved in to their demands. Our current central bank is called the Federal Reserve and it is about as \"federal\" as Federal Express is. The truth is that it is a privately-owned financial institution that is designed to ensnare the U.S. government in an endlessly expanding spiral of debt from which there is no escape. The Federal Reserve caused the Great Depression and the Federal Reserve is at the core of our current economic crisis. None of these things are taught to students in America's schools today.\n#3 In 1763, Benjamin Franklin was asked by the Bank of England why the colonies were so prosperous, and this was his response\u2026.\n#5 Later, in his autobiography, Benjamin Franklin explained the impact that this currency change had on the colonies\u2026.\n#6 In fact, Benjamin Franklin stated unequivocally in his autobiography that the power to issue currency was the primary reason for the Revolutionary War\u2026.\n#7 Gouverneur Morris, one of the authors of the U.S. Constitution, solemnly warned us in 1787 that we must not allow the bankers to enslave us\u2026.\n#11 The opponents of central banking were not pleased. In 1798, Thomas Jefferson said the following\u2026.\n#19 On July 10th, 1832 President Jackson said the following about the danger of a central bank\u2026.\n#26 The central bankers of Europe were not pleased. The following quote appeared in the London Times in 1865\u2026.\n#29 James A. Garfield became president in 1881, and he was a staunch opponent of the banking powers. In 1881 he said the following\u2026.\n#36 The president that signed the law that created the Federal Reserve, Woodrow Wilson, later sounded like he very much regretted the decision when he wrote the following\u2026.\n\"A great industrial nation is controlled by its system of credit. Our system of credit is privately concentrated. The growth of the nation, therefore, and all our activities are in the hands of a few men \u2026 [W]e have come to be one of the worst ruled, one of the most completely controlled and dominated, governments in the civilized world\u2013no longer a government by free opinion, no longer a government by conviction and the vote of the majority, but a government by the opinion and the duress of small groups of dominant men.\"\nBut are American students being taught any of this today? Of course not.\nIn fact, it is a rare student that can even adequately explain what a central bank is. We have lost so much of what is important about our history.\nIt is absolutely critical that we educate as many Americans as possible about what is really going on in our financial system and about why we need to make some truly fundamental changes.\u2014 court jester\n-William Boyd",
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And absolutely no one is keeping track of the whereabouts of those losses.\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=cJqM2tFOxLQ#at=62\n__Following is a recent report as of May 9th, 2013.\n_Presenting The Exchange Stabilization Fund In 5 Parts: Is This The Real \"Plunge Protection Team\"?\nCorrupt Federal Reserve - Robbing Americans Since 1913\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=swkq2E8mswI\nThe Money Masters (full video version)\n- the Rothschild banking dynasty controls the Fed and the national Central Banks http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cOZ2l6UNY34\nhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-38VEvmgfqE\n\u00a313tn (20 trillion dollar) hoard hidden from taxman by global elite\nsecrets of the Federal Reserve system\nhttp://www.whale.to/b/m_ch5.html\nhttp://www.iamthewitness.com/DarylBradfordSmith_Rothschild.htm\nDevaluation or Inflation !! - by Daniel Parkman\nThose who control the money supply - control the economy, the government, and the people\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=N2Xh5eN2fXY\nHere is a fine documentary titled: \"Let your Life Be a Friction to Stop the Machine\"\nGovernment assets being shifted to Corporations\nCatherine Austin Fitts - The Looting Of America\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oUlQ7vElqqo&feature=player_embedded\nDIRTY GOLD IN GOLDMAN SACHS\nhttps://sites.google.com/site/dirtygoldingoldmansachs/home/goldman-sachs-lost-98-of-gaddafi-s-1-3-billion-investment\nInternational bankers often use warfare to set up Central Banking systems\nThese banking systems are \"privately controlled\" across the globe. 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Presidents that resisted the central bankers were shot, while others shamefully caved in to their demands. Our current central bank is called the Federal Reserve and it is about as \"federal\" as Federal Express is. The truth is that it is a privately-owned financial institution that is designed to ensnare the U.S. government in an endlessly expanding spiral of debt from which there is no escape. The Federal Reserve caused the Great Depression and the Federal Reserve is at the core of our current economic crisis. None of these things are taught to students in America's schools today.\n\"A great industrial nation is controlled by its system of credit. Our system of credit is privately concentrated. 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        "raw_content": "Lower Fishguard Beach\nLower Fishguard, also known as Lower Town to the locals, is the old historic trading and fishing port which served Fishguard Bay before the present day Ferryport at Goodwick was built across the Bay in 1906.\nThe quay and houses are all on the eastern side of the harbour which dries out at low water, leaving a narrow stream flowing through the muddy estuary to the sea. It is only suitable for bathing at high tide when the quay affords a good diving platform which was once used regularly for regattas and water sports with rowing and sailing races, greasy pole and plate diving competitions. There is good sailing and Fishguard Bay Yacht Club has had its headquarters at the end of the long quay for generations, its Commodores and members traditionally providing coxswains and crews for the local lifeboat.\nA few local men fish from the harbour for lobsters, crabs and clams.\nFinding Lower Fishguard Beach\nNearest postcode: SA65 9LX\nHistory of Lower Fishguard Beach\nFor centuries sailing ships and fishing boats were active there for Fishguard was famous for its herrings and also for its advantages as a sheltered harbour between Cardigan and the smaller trading ports along the north-western coast round to Solva and across St Brides Bay to Milford Haven.\nIt is recorded that Lower Fishguard or Cwm Abergwaun, for it is the mouth of the river Gwaun, whch meanders down the picturesque wooded Gwaun Valley, was already, as early as 1566, \u201ca good harbour\u201d trading with Ireland to the west, Bristol to the south and Chester to the north.\nIn the late 18th century it had some 50 coastal trading vessels ranging from 20 to 100 tons in general trade, mostly with Bristol, the main exports being herrings and oats and imports being coal from the Pembrokeshire coalfield, slate and limestone for burning in the kilns for use on the surrounding farms. The size of the mid-19th century four-storeyed, hip-roofed stone warehouse on the foreshore on the west side of the river indicates how important the trade was.\nThe single-arched stone bridge, built in 1875, takes traffic travelling from Fishguard to Newport on the A487 trunk road into one of the worst bottlenecks on any main highway in Pembrokeshire. It bends in a narrow right-angle from Bridge Street into Newport Road with dire consequences for any articulated truck. Plans for a high-level by-pass via a fly-over across the valley have been thwarted for environmental reasons.\nLower Fishguard is described in Pevsner as \u201cmore picturesque than architecturally notable,\u201d but there is one house of interest, which is Plas Glynymel up the valley, where the 18th century antiquarian and historian Richard Fenton lived, having blasted the rocks to widen the end of the valley to create a site for his mansion and exotic gardens. Its picturesqueness caused Lower Town to be chosen as Dylan Thomas\u2019s mythical village of Llarregub when the film of \u2018Under Milkwood\u201d was shot there some 30 years go with Richard Burton as its major star.",
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        "raw_content": "This is a well-known proverb and it must have originated in the cold countries which do not receive the direct rays of the sun and rarely benefit by the heat of the sun. They have to wait for the rare opportunity when they can dry grass for fodder. This is the literal meaning of the proverb. The implied meaning is that we should seize any opportunity for benefit or enjoyment. For instance, a child is given the opportunity of education in a good school. He should make the best use of the opportunity so that he has a good foundation for higher studies. Let us consider that a school provides coaching in swimming. An eager child will not let go such an opportunity. Swimming is a sport that can save a life, and one should be lucky to know it. During the long vacation, children usually waste their time in idle activities which do not contribute anything to personality development or character formation. Children can avail of hobby courses which can train their body, mind or intellect. Such opportunities, once lost, are lost forever. In collage, a student may get the opportunity to go for trekking, hiking or mountain climbing. These are opportunities for physical development. A short course in yoga or meditation will teach the art of controlling one\u2019s mind. When a student is in college, he can have a lot of spare time. He should seize opportunities to gather work experience, besides scholastic achievements. Thus, by the time the student has completed his collage course, he will be an accomplished youth with ample information in various fields. He can hope for a bright future. Every family has neighbors and relatives. By maintaining good relations with the neighboring families, we can get the best out of them. Such healthy interaction will contribute to the all around development of an individual. In conclusion, we can say that everyone, young or old, should make hay while the sun shines, so as to get the maximum out of life, in terms of experience and enjoyment.\nWritten by vaishnavi.\nI like travelling and making food.",
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        "raw_content": "Survey shows 80 percent of world has 'positive' image of Korea\nAccording to an annual national image survey conducted by the Korean Culture and Information Service, 2018's top keywords about Korea were \"Korean food,\" \"K-pop\" and \"Korean culture.\" Most respondents said the PyeongChang 2018 Winter Olympics and the three inter-Korean summits had a positive influence on the country's image abroad. (Korea.net DB)\nBy Kim Hyelin and Kim Young Shin\nA survey has found more than 80 percent of global respondents saying Korea has a positive national image, adding that the country's hosting of international events last year such as the PyeongChang 2018 Winter Olympics and Paralympics and inter-Korean summits contributed to the favorable impression.\nThe Korean Culture and Information Service, a subsidiary of the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, announced the results of an online questionnaire on Korea's national image in 2018 conducted on 8,000 people from 16 countries.\nSeventy percent of the respondents said the PyeongChang Olympics and the inter-Korean summits played a major role in Korea building a positive image abroad. Other factors that made the Land of the Morning Calm look good included modern Korean culture (35.3 percent), level of economy (17.5 percent), cultural heritage (12.3 percent), Korean products and their manufacturers (12 percent), and denuclearization (5.7 percent).\nDenuclearization went from a perennially negative factor in the past to a positive facet of Korea's image last year. Respondents also said the country's international profile will further improve after inter-Korean problems are resolved in a peaceful manner.\nThe top keywords on Korea\u2019s national image were related to Hallyu, or the Korean Wave, with the most popular being \"Korean food\" (40 percent), \"K-pop\" (22.8 percent), \"Korean culture\" (19.1 percent) and \"K-beauty\" (14.2 percent). The sectors with the highest accessibility per the poll results were modern culture including Hallyu and the arts (36.2 percent), economy (18.1 percent), international security (17.8 percent) and cultural heritage (10.7 percent).\nkimhyelin211@korea.kr",
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        "raw_content": "Jerod Mayo isn\u2019t going away\nNew England Patriots middle linebacker Jerod Mayo (51) is helped off the field during the first half of an NFL football game against the Buffalo Bills, Sunday, Oct. 12, 2014, in Orchard Park, N.Y.\nBy Jeff Howe |\nFOXBORO \u2014 As soon as Jerod Mayo was apprised of the severity of his season-ending knee injury, he began formulating a plan to conquer his latest bout of adversity.\nThe Patriots linebacker tore his patellar tendon in Week 6 against the Bills, and he had to learn about the relatively rare injury while working with the medical team to plot his comeback trail. It was a crushing blow for him after he returned from tearing his pectoral muscle in Week 6 of the 2013 season, but Mayo still had no reservations about his future on the field.\n\u201cI knew something happened. I didn\u2019t know what it was,\u201d Mayo told the Herald yesterday in his first comments since the injury. \u201cObviously, I was a little bit shocked. It was the same exact week (as last year\u2019s injury). That\u2019s never fun. I was excited about the year. We had just started to turn things around. When they told me it was my patellar, obviously, I was just ready to tackle it like anything else. I was ready to get started with the surgery and get started with the rehab. It\u2019s been good.\u201d\nMayo said he has remained around the team on a daily basis. His priority has been his rehabilitation, but he has also been watching film and attending meetings to serve as a pseudo-coach for teammates such as linebackers Dont\u2019a Hightower and Jamie Collins. Early yesterday morning, before the Patriots even returned to Gillette Stadium following their two-day break, Mayo had already watched two Seahawks games to help the preparation process.\nMore important, Mayo said the recovery process has moved along in proper order.\n\u201cI think I\u2019m right on schedule,\u201d Mayo said. \u201cI\u2019m doing everything. The training staff with the Patriots, they\u2019re a great staff, and I\u2019m in there every day. They tell me I\u2019m doing well. They\u2019re telling me I\u2019m on time.\u201d\nHowever, Mayo didn\u2019t feel it was appropriate to commit to his potential availability for the start of offseason workouts in April.\n\u201cI don\u2019t know,\u201d he said. \u201cHonestly, I\u2019m just taking it one day at a time. You never know if you have a setback or if you\u2019re ahead of schedule. You never really know how it\u2019s going to react to certain things. You\u2019re always trying to introduce new exercises and things like that. Obviously, you want to get back out there on the field, but you don\u2019t want to rush it. You have to see how the knee responds to certain things.\u201d\nMayo has sought advice from others who have torn their patellar tendons, and he also spent some time picking Rodney Harrison\u2019s brain one day at Gillette. Harrison, who once tore his quad, strolled through the training room and lent some advice.\nMayo has found therapy by other means, too. He has developed a passion for coaching while paying closer attention to the way Bill Belichick and defensive coordinator Matt Patricia conduct business. Whenever Mayo\u2019s career comes to a close, the 28-year-old has a serious interest in exploring NFL coaching possibilities.\n\u201cI enjoy the game,\u201d said Mayo, who was promoting Verizon\u2019s \u201c#WhosGonnaWin\u201d campaign. \u201cI enjoy being around the game. I enjoy the strategic part of the game, the X\u2019s and O\u2019s. And who better to learn from than coach Belichick and Matty P? Those guys are very smart guys, first and foremost. They always find a way to exploit certain things. I\u2019m just trying to learn as much as I can. If I do choose to go down that road, hopefully I can apply some of these principles that I\u2019ve learned from coach Belichick in my coaching career.\u201d\nThough that\u2019s way down the line, there could be a bump in the road in the immediate future. Mayo has cap hits of $10.6 million in 2015, $10.4 million in 2016 and $9.5 million in 2017, so the Patriots could realistically ask him to rework his deal next offseason, as they did with Vince Wilfork last year.\nMayo prefers to compartmentalize. He has the Super Bowl and the knee to worry about first.\n\u201cNot at all,\u201d Mayo said when asked if he was concerned about his contract. \u201cI take it one day at a time. I know a lot of people say it, but that\u2019s truly how I live my life \u2014 one day at a time. I\u2019m enjoying my time here now, and all of our focus is on the Seattle Seahawks, and that\u2019s how I like it, just living life one day at a time. And whatever happens, happens. You can\u2019t really try to think out too far or you\u2019ll go crazy. I\u2019m all on Seattle, trying to help these guys as much as I can as far as the film and the game plan is concerned.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "Careers in Botany - A love of flowers and plants\nDr. Mudassir Asrar Zaidi, University of Blaochistan Quetta, Pakistan\nBacon says \u201cGod Almighty first planted a garden and indeed, it is the purist of human pleasures. It is the greatest refreshment to the spirits of man\u201d and Woman (I have added).\nLove of flowers and plants is the motto of my life. As far as I remember in my early life at the age of five onwards I used to say that I can\u2019t live without flowers and plants. Since then I always had my own flower beds where I used to grow and take care of my favorite plants and flowers. I was in love with roses I usually kissed/touched/smelled or at least say hello to every rose of my garden each day. Later I started counting their sepals, petals without damaging them through which I developed a passion for research. Being a good student I always worked hard with commitment and determination and received merit scholarships and was always placed on top in extra curricular activities. I decided to graduate in Botany but at that time in my native town Quetta, (which is close to Pakistan\u2019s border with Afghanistan) there was only one University and that too did not have a botany department. Therefore, I decided to leave my home town to pursue a masters degree in Botany from Karachi University. Although, it was unusual for girls to acquire higher education in a different city, my parents encouraged me to do so as they instilled in me, the value of education. I completed my master\u2019s degree under the able guidance of learned faculty and also served as the first and last female elected President of the students union.\nI returned to my hometown in 1980 after completing my Master\u2019s degree. Fortunately, the University of Balochistan decided to start a Botany department so I joined the department as a lecturer merely a week after completing my Master\u2019s. Since then I started research on algae, medicinal plants and environment despite limited facilities and countless problems. However, I was able to complete my M.Phil studies and published a few papers in the first six years of my service and got promoted to an Assistant professor in 1986..\nMeanwhile I got married to Israr ul Huda who is an engineer by profession. Now I have three grown up kids. My eldest son Ahsan is a PhD candidate in Bioinformatics in Georgia Institute of Technology, USA. My daughter Faria has recently completed dental school and youngest son Sohaib has recently passed his \u2018A level\u2019 examinations from Cambridge University, London and is planning to do Chartered Accountancy. Soon after completing M.Phil, I set out to pursue a Ph.D degree. This was one of the most testing periods of my life. I experienced a hostile work environment because of my senior colleague and the attitudes of man dominant society of my university. With three kids, teaching and departmental responsibilities, I found it very difficult to concentrate on my Ph.D research. However, my firm resolve helped me complete my Ph.D. under the guidance of my supervisors Prof. Dr. Atta-Ur-Rehman (An eminent scientist and Federal Minister/Chairman, Higher Education Commission of Pakistan) and Prof. Dr. Malghani\nSince 1981 I have been supervising student research. Being a productive scientist of Pakistan, I have been approved by HEC (Higher Education Commision) as a PhD supervisor and have supervised eight PhD/M.Phil graduate. Currently, ten students are pursuing their M.Phil and PhD degrees in my lab. More than fifty students have completed their Master\u2019s theses under my supervision. I specially encouraged female students in this field. I try to accompany them to their research locations which are sometimes in far flung areas of the province like Gawadar, Harnai, Lasbella, Loralai, Punjgur, Turbat etc. At present many of my students are serving at different key positions in the province. I remained a student advisor of the department for twenty-five years during which I helped students solve academic, social, personal, family problems. I also helped them in organizing departmental functions, parties and encouraged them to participate in extracurricular activities, games, discussions. I have always had a great relationship with my students and I love them as my kids.\nI served as a Chairperson of the department for three years during which I upgraded several aspects of the Botany department. I revised 20 years old syllabi, started seminar series by guest speakers who are scientists from different parts of the country, organized workshops, extra-curricular activities, improved equipment and infrastructure of the department.\nI have written a book entitled \u201cFresh water algae from Balochistan\u201d which was launched in 2000 by the Governor of Balochistan and Prof. Dr. Atta-Ur-Rehman the then Federal Minister of Education in Pakistan. I have also organized more than 40 seminars and workshops on biodiversity and plant sciences in Quetta.\nI have been awarded three of the world\u2019s most prestigious research fellowships: Fulbright, Commonwealth and Alexander von Humboldt. During Fulbright Post Doctorate I worked with Prof. Dr. Sidney A. Crow in the department of Biology Georgia State University Atlanata for one year. Later, I went to the University of London for six months on Commonwealth fellowship and worked with Dr. Simon Gibbons in the School of Pharmacy. In London I was also honored and elected as a fellow of Linnaean Society of London (FLS). I carried out research on indigenous medicinal plants of Pakistan which hold great potential of holding a cure for various diseases.\nIn my research on medicinal plants, I examine the bioactive plant extracts and purify, isolate and identify the biologically active compounds. I have found some interesting results and have according published them in my recent publications. I have published 40 papers, in International and National Journals. I have attended and presented a several papers/posters in more than 10 prestigious conferences of Botanical Society of America/ American Society of Microbiology in USA and UK and also attended more then 36 International and national conferences in Pakistan.\nI am a visiting faculty at the Balochistan University of Information Technology, Engineering and Management Sciences, Quetta, where I supervising a large number of students. I am also working as a consultant for the Floriculture Cell at Governor House, Quetta. Governor Balochistan Owais Ahmed Ghani has shown keen interest in the uplift of agriculture of the province. I have signed an MOU between University and the Governor. We have initiated a floriculture cell in the province to provide technical assistance to people cultivating flowers for commercial purposes. whereby I am supervising many biotechnology projects which include the cultivation of a large number of economically important plant species in various areas of Balochistan, I have also establishing Botanical garden in which a variety of plants have been grown including medicinal plants, endangered species, economically important plants, unique plants and drought resistant species. I have also established two labs of plant tissue culture and a lab of Environmental Protection Agency. Through the tissue culture lab we have recently started providing a number of commercially important high quality plants to the farmers and growers. Our first projects include the cultivation of pineapple, banana and orchids for this purpose. We are also culturing Juniper excelsa and Pinus gerardiana for conservation as their forests in our area are fast depleting.\nI am representing HEC in the Senate of Women University, Quetta and also represented the HEC in the Syndicate of the other Universities of Balochistan. I am a member of more than 20 technical committees of Pakistan like Pakistan Science Foundation technical committee on Biology, HEC, subject committee National Testing Services, Pakistan (NTS) to prepare test for the International GRE (Graduate Record Examination). I also started the Research Journal University of Balochistan and also served as a member of the editorial board of many International and National Journals of Botany and Biology. 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        "raw_content": "Home OMG! Never say or see these 4 things just after waking up in...\nAfter a good sleep, you want a good morning. It is said that we sleep at night to see a new morning. So that tomorrow is better than today. In such a way, today we will tell you about some such things, which will make your morning even more beautiful. There are some rules in the scriptures that you can find out that your coming tomorrow will be good or bad?\nToday we are going to tell you about such 4 things that you should avoid seeing early in the morning.\nThese things should not be seen as soon as you wake up in the morning. Because these things will not only spoil your day. Rather, it will affect your entire future. In this case, you should avoid some things. Now you must be wondering, what are the things that you should avoid. All of these things are of great significance in the scriptures.\nIn fact, it is believed that after seeing up some things in the morning, it ruins your complete day. Due to which it becomes inauspicious. Want a good morning after sleeping, do not forget to read this article till the last, so that you know about those things which you should not see in the morning.\n1. Dogs Barking:\nDogs often bark on the streets, due to which you wake up, in such a way, if you hear these sounds and if you see a dog, it will have a bad effect on you. This reduces your age. At the same time, it is also said that family will have bad health.\n2. Oily Utensils:\nIf you see a vessel covered with oil in the morning, then it will ruin your whole day, in this, case you must stay away from these things. All these things should be kept in the kitchen so that your day is not ruined. It is good to keep the oil away from the bedroom.\n3. Mirror:\nMost people used to see their face in the mirror as they wake up in the morning. But you should not do this, it is said to be very unlucky. It is believed that after getting up in the morning, instead of looking at your face in the mirror, you should see your palms. Together with both hands, you should remember God.\nWe should never take the name of the monkey when we get up in the morning. This is said to be very unlucky for the house. You should avoid such things so that you maintain peace in your life. If you take the name of a monkey, then your whole day gets ruined and you will end up fighting with someone.",
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        "raw_content": "Ex-Lightweight Anthony Fletcher Entombed Live for Want of \u2018Hook\u2019\nIn the media business we require a \u201chook,\u201d a fresh angle to keep a story alive. For now I\u2019ve pretty much run out of hooks for Anthony Fletcher, an ex-lightweight contender jailed since March 1992 by the uncaring, shoddy justice system that existed in Philadelphia at the time and continues to protect its own to this day.\nA stickup man who\u2019d robbed Anthony in a previous incident pulled a gun on him out on the street. Anthony grabbed it and turned the barrel away from him as they wrestled for control, and the attacker, Vaughn Christopher, was shot twice. Anthony, a former G.I. who\u2019d returned to the hard streets of Philly when his fight career ended, refused to cop a plea to a lesser crime. Christopher, an addict with lots of illegal substances in his system, had done time for previous robberies.\nThen-District Attorney, Lynne Abraham had a policy of extracting the death penalty whenever possible. The first woman elected to that position, she was determined to prove she had bigger balls than all her predecessors. Abraham charged Anthony with homicide and won her death penalty case. She probably doesn\u2019t even remember him. She held her post for 19 years and her office prosecuted thousands of cases each year, filling Death Row with defendants. She earned the nicknames \u201cDeadliest DA\u201d and \u201cQueen of Death\u201d for obvious reasons. Anthony has sat in a tiny cell ever since with almost no privileges.\nHe tried filing his own appeals, for which he has been terribly punished. In 2004 a judge, looking at the twisted and lost evidence, particularly the autopsy evidence (the angle of the bullets proved Anthony\u2019s account), ordered a new trial. The Philadelphia D.A.\u2019s Office, instead of admitting its errors, actually fought to prevent a retrial, and the state Supreme Court went along. Without looking at the facts of the case, the high court ruled that any issues brought up in his do-it-yourself appeals can never be considered in future appeals and rescinded the new-trial order. Thus another seal was placed over his live entombment.\nMake no mistake, Anthony, who went 24-4 (8KOs) lifetime, isn\u2019t doing time for Christopher\u2019s death. He\u2019s doing time for refusing to plead guilty to a lesser offense those many years ago. The state doesn\u2019t try to execute him because that would bring attention to his case, which included the police department \u201closing\u201d Christopher\u2019s shirt. Anthony\u2019s court-appointed attorney didn\u2019t seem to notice and never objected when the judge read vastly objectionable instructions to the jury.\nThe shirt alone would have proved Anthony\u2019s innocence, since Abraham\u2019s prosecutors actually told the jury Christopher had been \u201cexecuted\u201d from a distance of several feet. No test was done for powder burns that also would have proved Anthony\u2019s account. The state prefers to see him rot, and in the fullness of time, die. He turned 56 last month.\nThis site won an investigative award this year from the Boxing Writers Association of America for our 2012 coverage of Anthony\u2019s plight. But other media outlets have since failed to follow up. Lawyers step up from time to time, but no one can figure out how to get past the State Supreme Court ruling.\nDeep in the bowels of the Pennsylvania justice system there is a public defender\u2019s office that\u2019s supposed to take up his appeal but doesn\u2019t do so. I expect his case needs to get into the federal system, which isn\u2019t part of the Pennsylvania Old Boy Network that protects people like Lynne Abraham, who\u2019s proved to have big, big balls and friends in high places.\nWe ask readers to remain aware of Anthony this holiday season, to do whatever you can to help him. Just write him and say hi if that\u2019s all you can do. You can find his address and many other details on the Free Anthony Fletcher site.",
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        "raw_content": "A Note on Attention Bias\nHere\u2019s a disturbing trend that I have decided to label \u201cattention bias.\u201d\nThis is defined by the desire for your opinion to be observed, and how that desire affects the intensity of your opinion.\nSo, if you happen to like a new record, you don\u2019t say, \u201cthis record is really good.\u201d You say, \u201cit\u2019s the best record, ever.\u201d\nIf you see a movie you want people to know you enjoyed, you say, \u201cit\u2019s the best movie I\u2019ve seen in decades.\u201d\nAlso, the croque monsieur sandwich at the Odeon is \u201cthe best sandwich I have ever had in my life.\u201d\n\u201cThat was the best colonic ever.\u201d\n(I said that last night).\nNone of this is provable, and perhaps all of it is untrue, and I am one of the worst offenders. Perhaps, the worst offender ever.\nBut I am going to stop. Because I have realized that now almost everything I come across, in my lazy opinion, is either \u201cthe best\u201d or \u201cthe worst.\u201d It\u2019s tiresome.\nSo from now on, everything is either \u201cokay.\u201d\nor \u201cnot very good.\u201d\nyour pal, gg",
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        "raw_content": "Environment Agency answers tidal barrier price rise questions at Annual Town Meeting\nSCALE: The estimated cost of the Bridgwater Tidal Barrier has gone up to around \u00a3100 million\nThe Environment Agency received a grilling over a multi-million pound price rise for the Bridgwater Tidal Barrier at the town council's annual town meeting last night (Thursday, May 10).\nResidents gathered in the Town Hall to hear, among other things, a presentation from the Environment Agency's John Buttivant on the progress on the scheme.\nThe mayor of Bridgwater at the time of the meeting, Cllr Graham Granter, asked for an explanation as to why the cost had shot up from \u00a370m in October to \u00a3100m now.\nMr Buttivant said: \"The downstream flood enhancements at Chilton Trinity have proved more costly than we initially envisaged.\n\"We estimated that section would cost around \u00a35m but further research indicates it is more likely to cost between \u00a310m and \u00a312m.\"\nMr Buttivant explained that the site location had been moved, which had a lot of advantages in terms of ease of access for construction, but did also mean that the structure itself would need to be wider.\n\"Other additional costs have been found since we have carrying our further environmental surveys. The bedrock is weaker than we thought, so our foundation will need to be both deeper and stronger,\" Mr Buttivant said.\nHowever Dave Chapple of the Bridgwater and District Civic Society was unimpressed.\n\"As a taxpayer I am disappointed with the complacent answer from the Environment Agency as to why the cost has overrun so much. This is a public sector project, and I would like to know if anyone has lost their job over this as it is clear they have made a huge mistake in their costings at the taxpayer's expense,\" Mr Chapple said.\nMr Buttivant confirmed that no-one had lost their job as a result of the price estimation increase.\nMr Buttivant said the structure - which will be a twin vertical lift gate barrier - will be between 15m and 20m high and approximately 30m wide.\n\"The scheme benefits 1,500 businesses and is considered critical infrastructure for the building of 8,000 new homes,\" Mr Buttivant said.\nIt is expected a further round of consultation on the design of the barrier will take place this autumn, with plans to submit Transport and Works Act (TWA order) which would need to be signed off by the Secretary of State in spring 2019.\nA separate planning application for the downstream second embankment works at Chilton Trinity will be submitted around the same time.\nIf these are both approved, the contract is expected to be awarded in 2020, with the hope that the tidal barrier will be operational in 2024.",
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        "raw_content": "A hospice in Hove has won a \u00a350,000 from the government to help people at the end of their lives.\nThe Martlets, in Wayfield Avenue, Hove, has been awarded \u00a353,813 by the Cabinet Office to help the hspice provide compassionate support to patients and their families.\nThe money is for the Martlets Home Visitors Service which provides social contact and practical support to people living at home.\nIt also helps people through the process of leaving a hospice to return home \u2013 often a time of worry and distress.\nAn overall fund of \u00a3800,000 is going to seven organisations around the country to tackle loneliness and isolation, which people at the end of their life can often experience.\nVolunteers will provide companionship and emotional support, as well as practical support to help people reconnect with their own communities.\nThe Cabinet Office said: \u201cThe support offered by winning projects include providing transport to community groups and teaching people how to contact distant family members online.\u201d\nHospice UK, the national charity for hospice care, will manage the \u00a3800,000 fund.\nMinister for Civil Society Rob Wilson said: \u201cI am delighted to announce the recipients of the Social Action End of Life Fund.\n\u201cOften medical appointments, care needs and financial considerations can obscure the emotional needs that people face at the end of their lives.\n\u201cThese projects are great examples of how we can use volunteers within communities to make sure that nobody feels alone or unsupported, helping people live with compassion and dignity.\u201d\nMartlets chief executive Imelda Glackin said: \u201cWe\u2019re thrilled to have been awarded a Social Action End of Life Fund grant which will expand our existing home visiting service using more volunteers to help more people at the end of their lives.\n\u201cOur volunteer visitors will provide social contact and practical support to patients living at home.\n\u201cThe service will promote wellbeing for patients and their families reducing isolation and meeting emotional needs.\u201d\nHospice UK chief executive David Praill said: \u201cAll of these valuable projects harness the power of volunteers to provide befriending and practical support for people approaching the end of life and their families.\n\u201cPeople facing this situation can often feel very isolated. This type of support can help them feel more connected and can make all the difference to their wellbeing and quality of life.\u201d\nAbseilers raise \u00a315k for Martlets Hospice in Hove\nMain road into and out of Brighton closed after crash\u2026\nMarianne vousden December 31, 2014 at 12:00 pm Reply\nglad to hear, they were perfect when helping me keep my mum at home in her final week. So much respect for this service",
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        "raw_content": "Plenaries at American Chemical Society meeting will focus on computers in chemistry\nScientists, in four plenary talks, will explore a variety of subjects related to the \"Computers in Chemistry\" theme of the 251st National Meeting & Exposition of the American Chemical Society (ACS), the world's largest scientific society. The meeting will take place March 13-17 in San Diego.\nThe presentations, which are among more than 12,500 scheduled to take place at the meeting, will be held on Sunday, March 13, from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. PDT, in Room 20A-C of the San Diego Convention Center.\nOverall, the presentations will illustrate the wide variety of applications for computers in science from helping develop more potent anti-HIV agents to creating brand-new proteins with the help of the general public. The titles of the plenary talks are listed below:\nGeorge Schatz, Ph.D.: \"Using self-assembly to make functional materials: Computational perspectives\"\nSharon Hammes-Schiffer, Ph.D.: \"Proton-coupled electron transfer in catalysis and energy conversion\"\nDavid Baker, Ph.D.: \"Post-evolutionary biology: Design of novel protein structures, functions and assemblies\"\nWilliam Jorgensen, Ph.D.: \"30 years of free energy perturbation theory: From free energies of hydration to drug discovery\"\nFollow us: TwitterFacebook\nUsing self-assembly to make functional materials: Computational perspectives\nSelf-assembly of amphiphilic molecules provides a way to make nanoscale (and larger) supramolecular structures including micelles, ribbons, sheets and aggregates that are important in biomedical applications. Soft materials composed of crystalline superlattices of nanoparticles can be fabricated using DNA, RNA and similar molecules to act as linkers of the nanoparticles. 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Applications to PCET reactions in solution, enzymes, and electrochemical systems will be presented. Studies of the enzyme soybean lipoxygenase provide a physical explanation for the experimental observation of unusually high kinetic isotope effects for C-H bond activation at room temperature. Investigations of molecular electrocatalysts for hydrogen production identify the thermodynamically and kinetically favorable mechanisms and guide the theoretical design of more effective molecular electrocatalysts. In addition, recent developments of theoretical approaches for simulating the ultrafast dynamics of photoinduced PCET will be discussed. These calculations provide insights into the roles of proton vibrational relaxation and nonequilibrium solvent dynamics in photoinduced PCET processes.\nPost-evolutionary biology: Design of novel protein structures, functions and assemblies\nProteins mediate the critical processes of life and beautifully solve the challenges faced during the evolution of modern organisms. Our goal is to design a new generation of proteins that address current day problems not faced during evolution. In contrast to traditional protein engineering efforts, which have focused on modifying naturally occurring proteins, we design new proteins from scratch based on Anfinsen's principle that proteins fold to their global free energy minimum. We compute amino acid sequences predicted to fold into proteins with new structures and functions, produce synthetic genes encoding these sequences, and characterize them experimentally. 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The alternative sources are municipal waste water, brackish and sea water, mine\nwater, produced water from oil and gas wells (including coalbed methane wells), and water extracted from deep saline aquifers during CO2 storage. In certain cases, and with suitable design of the on-site\nwater treatment plant, a coal-fired power plant could become a supplier of both energy and fresh water, instead of a water consumer.\nIEA Clean Coal Centre Webinars\nModularisation of coal-fired power plants in the 21st century May 22 2019 11:00 am UTC 45 mins\n\u2018Modularisation\u2019 refers to the design and production of standardised components or systems that can be arranged or fitted together in a variety of ways. It can be used to reduce costs, improve quality, and speed up construction. 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Both countries have proactive assisted funding programmes that enable the introduction of HELE plant to countries seeking to develop and improve their coal-fired generating capacity and these outreach activities have been studied.\nReview of flexible operation of coal power plants Recorded: Sep 26 2018 31 mins\nDebo Adams\nIn this presentation, we will concentrate on the technical means available for achieving high flexibility in coal-fired power plants. This involves providing resilience to frequent start-ups, meeting major, rapid load changes, and providing frequency control duties. Operating at widely variable output increases the wear and tear on equipment and reduces efficiency. However, potential damage mechanisms are well known, and the necessary flexibility can be achieved with acceptable impacts on component life, efficiency and emissions. 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The problems of desertification and fresh water supply are set to increase and coal products can be used to mitigate soil erosion, improve water quality, and also reduce emission from fossil fuel power plants.\nThe recent discovery of new forms of carbon is leading to applications in energy storage, aerospace and composite materials. When considering new carbon-based materials a major issue is the source of carbon and whether it is suitable to use a coal feed stock, and what the effect of that is on the quality of the product and the manufacturing complexity. In addition to new applications for carbon there is an established coal to chemicals industry that provides a host of everyday products that is encountering new environmental challenges. 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        "raw_content": "Broadway Records Announces The Original Soundstage Recording Of Paul Gordon's EMMA\nBroadway Records today announced that Emma (Original Soundstage Recording) will be released digitally on Friday, January 11, 2019 and in stores on Friday, January 25, 2019. The album is currently available for pre-order at www.BroadwayRecords.com, and will be available at the Broadway Records booth at BroadwayCon.\nEmma, a timeless love story from one of the most widely read writers of all time, is a musical that will entice modern audiences to fall in love again with one of Jane Austen's most adored characters. Tony nominee Paul Gordon's (Jane Eyre, Daddy Long Legs) critically acclaimed stage adaptation keeps the beautiful language of Austen intact. Based on Jane Austen's classic novel about youthful confidence and misconstrued romance, this musical has been given a mid-century modern aesthetic at The Westside Theatre where it was filmed this past spring.\nThe cast features Kelli Barrett (Broadway's Doctor Zhivago, Wicked ) as the titular character, as well as Caitlin Brooke, Lauren \"Coco\" Cohn, Adam Daveline, Richert Easley, Timothy Gulan, Brian Herndon, Pamela Winslow Kashani, Dani Marcus, Don Richard, Sharon Rietkerk, and Will Reynolds.\nThe creative team includes: Alice Brooks (Director of Photography), Dara Wishingrad (Production Designer), Ally Rice (Editor), Brad Haak (Music Supervisor & Director), Kara Branch (Costume Designer), Benjamin Weill (Lighting Designer), Seth Huling (Sound Designer) and Wendy Seyb (Choreographer). Emma is produced by Streaming Musicals, Apples and Oranges Studios, Triptyk Studios, Tom D'Angora and Emma Market Development LLC. Emma is currently available to stream at www.streamingmusicals.com.\n2. I Made the Match Myself\n4. A Gentleman's Daughter\n5. The Portrait 6. The Argument\n7. Should We Ever Meet\n8. Have a Piece of Cake\n9. Mr. Robert Martin\n11. The Recital\n12. Pride and Sense\n13. So This is How Love Feels\n16. Stranger Things Have Happened\n17. The Epiphany 18. Badly Done\n19. Emma (Reprise)\nBroadway Records is the Grammy winning record label dedicated to preserving musical theatre and theatre vocalists. Recent releases include the Grammy and Tony Award-winning The Color Purple (2015 revival), the Grammy nominated Matilda The Musical and Fiddler on the Roof (2015 revival), the Tony Award winning revival of Once On This Island, Anastasia, Bandstand, My Fair Lady, Groundhog Day, The Lightning Thief and NBC's television events, \"The Wiz Live!\" and \"Peter Pan Live!\". The label's critically-acclaimed \"Live at Feinstein's/54 Below\" series features top Broadway stars including Patti LuPone, Aaron Tveit, Annaleigh Ashford, Norbert Leo Butz, Sierra Boggess, Laura Benanti, Emily Skinner & Alice Ripley, Adam Pascal & Anthony Rapp, Micky Dolenz and many others. Broadway Records launched the Broadway for Orlando initiative (in partnership with creators Seth Rudetsky and James Wesley) culminating in the all-star benefit single, \"What the World Needs Now is Love,\" which leaped to #1 on iTunes with no radio airplay. Broadway Records philanthropic endeavors also include the From Broadway With Love benefit concerts for Sandy Hook, Orlando (Emmy Award for Sound) and Parkland. To learn more, visit BroadwayRecords.com.",
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        "raw_content": "Your Studio City Weekend Itinerary\nSpending a weekend in any new city can be intimidating if you aren\u2019t sure of where to go or what to do. But, if you spend a weekend in Studio City, you\u2019re in good hands! Continue reading for things to do and recommendations on hotels in Studio City.\nPINZ Bowling Alley\nAs a frequent backdrop in many popular TV shows, PINZ Bowling Alley should definitely make it onto your Studio City itinerary. Located on Ventura \u201cBowl-evard,\u201d PINZ has appeared on shows like Modern Family, Hell\u2019s Kitchen and Storage Wars (to name a few). Hours of operation are 9 a.m. \u2013 1 a.m. Sunday through Thursday, and 9 a.m. \u2013 2 a.m. on Fridays and Saturdays. Open play hours vary each day, depending on league times, so make sure to either call or visit the PINZ website before bowling. Games are $4 per bowler on weekdays before 4 p.m., with rates raising to $7 after 4 p.m. Games are $10 per bowler after 4 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays. Along with their 32 bowling lanes, PINZ also offers a full arcade with 40+ games. Learn more about PINZ Bowling Alley on their official website.\nD\u00e9cor Art Galleries\nVisit D\u00e9cor Art Galleries and immediately feel yourself taking a step back in Hollywood history. Located on Ventura Boulevard, D\u00e9cor Art Galleries features high-resolution photographs of famous Hollywood actors, scenes, movies, sports- you name it. The gallery is open Tuesday \u2013 Saturday from 10:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. and on Sundays from 12 p.m. to 5 p.m. In addition to its extensive gallery, D\u00e9cor Art Galleries is also known for its superb framing services. The gallery uses quality materials and the latest framing techniques to preserve locals\u2019 and visitors\u2019 finest photographs. To view the gallery\u2019s photo inventory, visit their official website.\nNo matter where your weekend in Studio City takes you, it\u2019s important that you find a great place to stay! If you\u2019re visiting the area with your family, then you may want to consider staying at the Studio City Court Yard. Not only is this hotel close to many Hollywood attractions, but it is also budget-friendly! If old Hollywood fascinates you, then consider staying at the Sportsmen Lodge. Known for its many iconic guests, Sportsmen maintains the soul of iconic Hollywood while offering a variety of modern amenities.\nWhether you bowl a game at the iconic PINZ Bowling Alley, or admire the masterpieces in the D\u00e9cor Art Galleries, there are plenty of things to do to fill your weekend in Studio City. As you plan your itinerary, don\u2019t forget to book a place to stay a fantastic hotel like Studio City Court Yard or Sportsmen Lodge.",
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        "raw_content": "MOSSBERG: I Like The Microsoft Surface Tablet, But I've Got Some Big Complaints About It\nReviews of Microsoft\u2019s first ever computer, the Surface tablet are out tonight. The most important of all the reviews comes from Walt Mossberg, who is the personal tech guru for the Wall Street Journal. Mossberg writes with clarity from the perspective of a normal consumer, so his reviews carry the most importance.\nGood news for Microsoft, he says, \u201cI like it.\u201d He also adds, \u201cIt\u2019s a unique tablet, made of a type of magnesium with a feeling of quality and care.\u201d\nAnd while he sounds positive about the Surface, he seems to have some major problems with it, such as:\nThere\u2019s a \u201cpaucity\u201d of apps, with just 5,000 to start.\nBattery life is \u201cmediocre,\u201d only getting 7 hours of life, versus the iPad which gets 10.\nThe screen is worse than the iPad.\nThe one megapixel camera is really bad.\nThe mail app needs improvement. It doesn\u2019t support POP email, and it doesn\u2019t have a unified inbox, allowing people to have mulitple email addresses.\nSo, it sounds like it\u2019s not all that great, at least compared to an iPad. But, if you love Windows, it\u2019s the tablet for you.\nRead the whole thing here >\nmicrosoft surface tools-us",
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        "raw_content": "All businesses strive to provide excellent customer service, but there\u2019s a fine line between service and servility. Extreme servility is called obsequiousness. Now there\u2019s a word for you to know. Even if you don\u2019t know what it means, you\u2019ve experienced it\u2014maybe in a restaurant, a clothing store, a car dealership, anywhere where employees hope that by virtue of their attention they will make sales or garner large tips. It\u2019s one thing to be attentive and meet customers\u2019 needs; it\u2019s another to be so present and \u201cin their face\u201d that customers think you want them to adopt you.\nA few months ago, I ordered a gift of steaks and roasts from a meat mail order business for some family members. When no acknowledgement came, I called to find out if they had gotten their present. As it turned out, the parcel delivery service had left the package at the wrong address, but the people who had received it in error were honest enough to immediately call the intended recipients to let them know about the mix up.\nThe only person who had made a mistake was the delivery man who\u2019d misread the mailing label, and no one ever heard a word out of him or his company. The same can\u2019t be said for the meat company. In its relentless pursuit to keep customers satisfied, company representatives started calling me\u2014daily\u2014to make sure I was still happy and to see if I didn\u2019t want to order more meat.\nAfter the umpteenth call that resulted in no additional purchases from me, I asked to have my name and number removed from the calling list. Being nice hadn\u2019t worked. Maybe some force would be more effective. Keep in mind I had had absolutely no beef with the mail order company until now. It was at this point, however, that customer service attention turned into customer obsession.\nI thought I\u2019d gotten the point across, but about a week later I started receiving calls at my work number. When I would take advantage of the caller ID feature on my phone, I saw an area code and number I didn\u2019t recognize. I answered in my usual way, but each time the caller said nothing and simply hung up. This happened several times until I checked the number and discovered it was the cattle crew. This was out of control. I\u2019d said no from my home number. The answer wasn\u2019t going to be any different on my business line. Now they were intruding on my work day without saying a word.\nOne final call (and I emphasize the word final) came at 9:17 p.m. last week. Dinner was long over, and no one in the house was thinking about food, especially not about T-bones. No one was consciously thinking about anything since we were all asleep. It had taken almost an hour to get the three-year-old to quit fussing about having to go to bed, but at last he\u2019d drifted off. That is, until the phone rang. I was roused from a very deep sleep by the phone ringing and our child yelling for Mommy.\nToo unawake to check the caller ID, I answered. To my utter amazement, it was another company rep wanting to know if I was ready to order more filets. It was time to take this bull by the horns. \u201cNo,\u201d I said, \u201cnot now, not ever again!\u201d I can\u2019t remember exactly, but I\u2019m sure I pointed out that I\u2019d asked to have my name and number removed from their list. That he had had the audacity to call so late in the evening was absolutely beyond my comprehension.\nThis experience is a clear illustration of how customer service can go terribly wrong. Probably part of this was due to someone misreading the data and assuming that since I had placed a substantial order, I would likely do so again. Who knows? Maybe I would have at a later time, but the \u201coverkill\u201d from the sales staff turned out to be a deal breaker as far as I\u2019m concerned.\nLet this be a cautionary tale for any businesses out there that think \u201chard selling\u201d is going to work every time. In many cases it will backfire and have just the opposite effect from the one you want.\nI\u2019ve recently conducted a less-than-statistically-valid study polling people (my office manager, my aunt, and a very nice woman behind me in a line at Safeway) about customer disservice. Although not all the results are in, here are ten tips to take to heart to keep your customers truly satisfied:\nJust because your business model says customers should, in all probability, be interested in buying something, don\u2019t assume they\u2019re kidding when they tell you no.\nLimit unsolicited calls to the same person.\nCall at a reasonable time.\nAfter you hear \u201cHello,\u201d really listen to what the other person says to you.\nDon\u2019t argue when the customer says \u201cno.\u201d\nHonor the customer\u2019s wishes.\nIf you are offering service to someone in person, be available, but don\u2019t hover.\nAn internet order does not give you authorization to call someone at home or work to offer add-on purchases or services.\nKnow that a lot of people have caller ID, so don\u2019t call and hang up without saying something.\nAsk yourself: Would you want to get the call you\u2019re getting ready to make?\nThis is just a starting point. 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        "raw_content": "It\u2019s no secret that our nation is preoccupied with obesity: how to prevent its occurrence; disguise it through carefully edited clothing choices; or remove it through vigorous exercise, endless diet revolutions, or surgical procedures.\nEvery time we turn on the television or open a magazine, we see commercials and ads for breakthrough products, equipment, pills, or routines designed to help us shed those unwanted pounds. Our bodies, however, aren\u2019t the only things that need a serious workout and makeover.\nI\u2019m referring to workplace writing habits. Chances are you have to do some form of writing on a regular basis in connection with your job. If not reports, proposals, or performance reviews, you are no doubt cranking out email or text messages throughout the day. Like taxes and death, writing is a reality we can\u2019t escape.\nAt no time in history have people had more ways to communicate with one another\u2014especially through writing\u2014than we do today. In spite of this, we are probably doing a worse job than ever before. (The \u201cwhy\u201d is better saved for another article.)\nFrom my experience as a seasoned writing instructor, I\u2019ve discovered an interesting division within the groups I teach. Most identify themselves as being members of one of two camps. On one side, there are those who are too brief and abrupt; thus, they come off as blunt\u2014even rude. Such sparse writing might get the point across but might also tick off the readers.\nOn the other side are those who just don\u2019t know when to stop yet never do get to the point. They overload their sentences with excessive wordiness, repetition, sentences that rival those of Henry James in their length, and have such densely packed paragraphs that no one wants to read them. If they even bother to wade through all the text, readers are left confused, bored, irritated, or all three.\nAs we already know, it\u2019s much easier to gain weight than it is to lose it, so I\u2019d like to focus this discussion on how to overcome \u201cfat\u201d writing, not beef it up. The solution is painless and costs you nothing.\nWhile I\u2019d like to take credit for originating the following tips, they actually come from several authoritative sources that I rely on when teaching our government and military writing classes. These suggestions are not new, but it takes time for stylistic preferences to trickle down to \u201cend users.\u201d And if the last time you took a writing course was Comp 101 as a college freshman, some of what you\u2019re getting ready to read may come as a surprise\u2014and I hope a pleasant one.\n1. Word Choice \u2013 Get Skinny!\nBravo if you mastered the polysyllabic words you had to learn in high school English class to pass the weekly vocabulary quizzes. Good for you if you can whip through a New York Times Sunday crossword puzzle. Maybe your favorite writer is William F. Buckley, Jr., and you can read his stuff without consulting a dictionary.\nFor heaven\u2019s sake, don\u2019t forget those $50 words you learned ages ago, but don\u2019t trot them out in an effort to impress your readers when you\u2019re sending out email messages, memos, or business correspondence at work.\nInstead, use easily understood words that your readers will know immediately. Your goal is to leave them saying, \u201cI understand you.\u201d Forget about trying to dazzle with your expansive vocabulary.\n2. Sentence Length \u2013 Get Short!\nSo your readers can understand you easily, keep your sentences to a manageable length (15 to 18 words at most). Even though you may have spent plenty of time in English classes learning how to \u201cplay\u201d with a variety of sentence structures, workplace writing demands clarity and conciseness. Compound-complex sentences usually don\u2019t produce either.\n3. Passive Voice \u2013 Get Active!\nWhen you\u2019re crafting sentences, here\u2019s a tip that will help to keep them short: write in the active rather than passive voice. Although not grammatically incorrect, passive voice sentences are always longer than those written in the active voice\u2014and, you\u2019ve got to know more stuff about past participles of verbs and all forms of the verb \u201cTo Be\u201d in order to use passive voice correctly.\nThe end-of-year budget report was reviewed by members of the Finance Committee.(Passive voice with 14 words.)\nThe Finance Committee reviewed the end-of-year budget report. (Active voice with 10 words).\nNot only does the active voice sentence have fewer words, but it is also clearer since we know from the start of the sentence who the \u201cactor\u201d is in the sentence.\nGranted, there are times when you will have to use the passive voice, especially when you don\u2019t know who the \u201cactor\u201d is. (For example, The funds were deposited at First National last Friday.) If you don\u2019t know the identity of the depositor, you might have to use the passive voice.\n4. Paragraph Length \u2013 Get Focused!\nAs with sentences, try to keep paragraphs relatively short (five to eight lines of type). To do this, make sure you know what the topic of your paragraph is. Don\u2019t try to cover more than one in a single paragraph even if you end up with a two- or three-sentence paragraph. (If you were told a paragraph has to have five sentences, please forget that.)\nIf it looks like a paragraph is going to exceed eight lines, consider breaking the information into separate paragraphs or using bullets or a numbered list. By doing this, you will make reading the information easier for the audience. Paragraphs that are overly dense with text don\u2019t get read.\n5. Bottom Line Up Front \u2013 Get Specific!\nWithout reading the first word, readers take a quick gander at the length of something in writing that comes their way. If it looks too long, chances are very good they won\u2019t read all the way to the end. Your one shot at \u201chooking\u201d them is to let them know from the get-go what you\u2019re writing about, so put your bottom line at the start of the document.\nIn memos and email messages, the perfect place to do this is in the subject line. Be specific, and give readers a \u201cheads up\u201d as to whether the information is critical and requires a response or if it is an FYI message that they can read later or not at all.\nAs with anything else you hope to improve, good writing requires practice and commitment. These five suggestions are only a starting point. If you have taken \u201cheat\u201d in the past from people who complain about your rambling, pointless written communication, go on a composition diet.\nBecome a \u201cword surgeon\u201d and cut out anything that is not absolutely essential to your readers\u2019 understanding of what you\u2019re trying to convey. Stick to easily understood vocabulary. Lose unnecessary adjectives and adverbs. 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        "raw_content": "What The Tech World Looks Like To A Teen\nThink you have a pretty good idea of what's coming next in tech? Then you probably haven't talked to a teen recently.\nBy Josh Miller\nJosh Miller BuzzFeed Contributor\nVia snapchat.com\nJosh Miller is the co-founder of Branch. This post originally appeared on Medium, and is reprinted here with the author's permission.\nA few months ago, my fifteen-year-old sister told me that Snapchat was going to be the next Instagram. Many months before that she told me that Instagram was being used by her peers as much as Facebook. Both times I snickered.\nLearning from past mistakes, I took some time over the holiday break to ask my sister many, many questions about how her and her friends are using technology. Below I\u2019ve shared some of the more interesting observations about Instragram, Facebook, Instant Messaging, Snapchat, Tumblr, Twitter, and FaceTime. I hope you\u2019ll find them as informative, surprising, and humbling as I did.\nLooking at her Instagram feed, I noticed that the vast majority of photos were of people \u2013 not beautiful views, objects, or experiences. This is in stark contrast to what the people I follow on Instagram take photos of, and very analogous to the photos that appear in my Facebook Newsfeed.\nMy takeaway: Facebook was smart to buy Instagram.\nShe mentioned that she tries to visit Facebook as infrequently as possible. \u201cIt\u2019s addicting,\u201d she bemoaned, \u201cyou end up getting lost in it and I don\u2019t like that.\u201d I found this perspective interesting. Facebook is clearly doing a good job delivering relevant content, yet its users (at least this one) feel poorly when they use the service. Related, she mentioned that she only visits Facebook after her Instagram Feed updates have been exhausted.\nMy takeaway: Facebook may have an irreversibly bad brand.\nWhile much of my childhood was spent instant messaging, on AIM and then Facebook Chat, my sister says her and her friends rarely IM with each other. \u201cWhen you go on Facebook Chat the people you don\u2019t want to talk to are always the ones who immediately chat with you.\u201d\nMost of my sister\u2019s friends\u2019 post-school communication takes place on iOS apps, such as iMessage and Snapchat. Though she did say that they use Facebook Message fairly often, as a way to asynchronously send each other notes (in other words, email for adolescents).\nMy takeaway: I wonder if a Facebook email product could take a significant share of the market, from Gmail and Yahoo, once my sister\u2019s demographic reaches college (where almost all of my social and academic communication was via email). My sister couldn\u2019t even remember her Gmail password when I recently sent her something, that\u2019s how infrequently she uses email right now. That\u2019s bound to change soon.\nMy sister maintains that Snapchat is up there with Instagram, in terms of usage amongst her peers. Her exemplary use case was a moment that she captured in the airport of a funny looking man who was snoozing in an awkward position. It\u2019s the type of thing that you want to share with somebody, but it\u2019s insignificance would make it awkward in a text or status update. \u201cIt\u2019s a way to connect with friends when you don\u2019t really have anything to say.\u201d Or in my words, if traditional messaging is functional \u2014 communicating for a purpose; \u201cWhat time do you want to meet for the movie?\u201d \u2014 Snapchat is the opposite, whatever that is.\nMy takeaway: Snapchat is a communication tool, seriously.\nSurprisingly, I found my sister\u2019s insights on Tumblr most interesting.\nFirst off, she described Tumblr as a photo service: \u201cIt\u2019s photos only.\u201d I mean, she knew that it supported text posts \u2014 after I cried, \u201cYou know it\u2019s a blogging platform, right?!\u201d \u2014 but couldn\u2019t remember a time when she saw anything but a photo in her Dashboard.\nSecond, despite knowing many active Tumblr users, she said she didn\u2019t know anyone who actually posted on the service. Rather she said the majority of her friends merely consumed content, with a tiny minority reblogging stuff that reflected who they wanted to be (more on that later).\nThird, she said most of her friends stopped using the service once they reached high school: \u201cTumblr is mostly middle schoolers. Especially hipsters. They just reblog stuff.\u201d (Note: we\u2019re from Santa Monica and my sister would be considered \u201chipster\u201d by Northeast standards.)\nFinally, whereas Instagram is a place you follow \u201ccelebrities and bands,\u201d she mentioned that on Tumblr her friends follow people who they aspire to be. Cobra Snake was her quintessential example of the type of Tumblr user that is idolized on the service. These \u201cidols\u201d are the ones who post most of the content (photos) on Tumblr, content that is then reblogged by kids who aspire to be what the photos represent.\nMy takeaway: I can\u2019t get over the \u201cmiddle schoolers use it\u201d comment, especially since they use Tumblr as an identity tool. That\u2019s exactly how my friends and I used Myspace in middle school, and we too abandoned it (for Facebook) once we reached high school. So in middle school you care a lot about your personal presentation (themes and cultural images on your Myspace or Tumblr page), but once you reach high school you care more about the people you present yourself with (photos on Facebook and Instagram)? Maybe I\u2019m reading into this too much. Maybe not.\nShe had almost nothing to say about Twitter because she didn\u2019t know anyone in high school that used it. \u201cNobody uses it. I know you love it but I don\u2019t get it. I mean, I guess a a few kids use it but they\u2019re all the ones who won\u2019t shut up in class, who always think they have something important to say.\u201d (Note: that was me in high school, unfortunately.)\nFor me, Twitter is predominantly a link discovery service \u2014 admittedly, that is a simplified view, but it\u2019s helpful for these purposes \u2014 so I followed-up on her Twitter comments by asking where she discovers links. \u201cWhat do you mean?\u201d She couldn\u2019t even understand what I was asking. I rephrased the question: \u201cWhat links do you read? What sites do they come from? What blogs?\u201d\nI don\u2019t read links. I don\u2019t read blogs. I don\u2019t know. You mean like funny videos on Facebook? Sometimes people post funny links there. But I\u2019m not really interested in anything yet, like you are.\nShe didn\u2019t know what BuzzFeed was, and doesn\u2019t visit fashion blogs! (Of course, the older brother thinks that would be a given.) I was floored.\nMy takeaway: this actually seems like a huge opportunity for Twitter. Kids my sister\u2019s age are driving the growth of Instagram and Snapchat, yet (anecdotally) they\u2019re barely using Twitter. If the company can figure out how to better appeal to younger demographics, there\u2019s a massive growth opportunity there. Especially since I don\u2019t buy that my sister isn\u2019t into links. I just don\u2019t think she stumbles across the right ones.\nUnfortunately, my sister couldn\u2019t name the next Instagram or Snapchat, though she did tell me about an idea that she swore all of her friends would use if one of my \u201centrepreneur friends\u201d built it: a FaceTime-esque app that\u2019s free.\nApparently, high schoolers love FaceTime (blows my mind) but it\u2019s too expensive to use frequently. Instead of SMS, some of her friends use Kik (or one of the apps in that category) to save money on phone bills, and they desperately want a similar app for FaceTime. Serendipitously, Jenna Wortham made a prediction that\u2019s in line with my sister\u2019s stated need:\n\u2026the same impulse that made Chatroulette a viral hit, and something that Apple has tried to capture with FaceTime, Google with its Hangouts, even Color\u2019s ill-fated last and final iteration. It\u2019s enough to make me think that the real real-time social Web is coming, in one form or another.\nThough I can\u2019t relate, I know my sister would agree.\nMy takeaway: I\u2019m getting old.\n[UPDATE: to clarify, the carrier charges \u2014 from Verizon, et al. \u2014 make FaceTime \u201cexpensive.\u201d]\nCo-founder of Branch. Former rising senior at Princeton University. Born and raised in Santa Monica, CA. I ask a lot of questions.\nContact Josh Miller at josh@branch.com.",
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Join the Net Zero Mailing List for plan implementation updates.\nPresentations & Meeting Materials\nFinal Report & Appendices\nThe Community Development Department is committed to reporting annually on progress towards implementation of the Net Zero Action Plan (NZAP). Fiscal Year 2017 (July 2016 - June 2017) is the second year of NZAP implementation. Actions therefore focused on continued study of program feasibility and design along with initial pilot program implementation. FY17 included actions in all five categories: Action 1 - Energy Efficiency in Existing Buildings, Action 2 - Net Zero New Construction, Action 3 - Energy Supply, Action 4 - Local Carbon Fund, and Action 5 - Engagement and Capacity Building. Key accomplishments include launch of the Multi-Family Energy Efficiency Pilot program, completion of the Low Carbon Energy Supply Strategy study, and initial investigation of a potential Local Carbon Fund. The report gives a status update of each action, and also summarizes initial quantitative indicators which can serve as baselines for measuring future progress towards achieving GHG emissions reductions through the Net Zero Action Plan.\nClick here for the FY2017 Net Zero Action Plan Annual Report.\nThe Community Development Department is pleased to share the results of the Low Carbon Energy Supply Strategy study. The City of Cambridge engaged a consultant team led by Ramboll to undertake a Low Carbon Energy Supply Strategy study in support of the City\u2019s commitment to reach carbon neutrality by 2050. The purpose of the study was to determine current and future energy demand, assess the potential for renewable energy generation in Cambridge, develop technical scenarios for renewable energy delivery systems, and evaluate the risks, benefits, and feasibility of each scenario along with discussion of potential implementation pathways.\nClick here for the Low Carbon Energy Supply Strategy Report\nThe Community Development Department is pleased to share the Fiscal Year 2016 Net Zero Action Plan Progress Report. The Net Zero Action Plan aims to set Cambridge on the trajectory towards zero greenhouse gas emissions from buildings over a 25-year period. FY16 is the first year of Net Zero Action Plan implementation. Most of the actions therefore focus on studying the feasibility and design of action categories. FY16 included actions in four of the five categories: Action 1 \u2013 Energy Efficiency in Existing Buildings, Action 2 \u2013 Net Zero New Construction, Action 3 \u2013 Energy Supply, and Action 5 \u2013 Engagement and Capacity Building. Significant progress was made in each of these areas, including planning for the renewal of municipal buildings, initiating a low carbon energy supply strategy, and developing a communication strategy. The report gives a status update of each action, and also summarizes initial quantitative indicators which can serve as baselines for measuring future progress towards achieving GHG emissions reductions through the Net Zero Action Plan.\nClick here for the FY2016 Net Zero Action Plan Progress Report\nNet Zero 25-Year Action Plan adopted by City Council\nThe City Council unanimously voted to adopt the Net Zero 25-Year Action Plan and also request that language be drafted and referred to the City Council to include LEED gold + points. Updates to the LEED requirement will be before the Council late summer/early fall.\nClick here for the Net Zero 25-Year Action Plan (Gantt Chart)\nHealth & Environment Committee Voted to Approve the Net Zero Action Plan\nThe Health and Environment Committee, chaired by Councilor Leland Cheung, held a public hearing on Tuesday, June 9 in Sullivan Chamber, City Hall. The purpose of the hearing was to discuss a proposed framework for the goal of setting Cambridge on the trajectory to becoming a \u201cnet zero community.\u201d The Committee voted to approve the net zero action plan and also request language to change the LEED requirement in the zoning code by the Council\u2019s summer meeting (August 10). Click here for a summary of the Committee Report.\nThe Net Zero Action Plan has been completed and sent to the City Council as part of the City Manager's Agenda for Monday, May 4.\nCheck out snapshots of the of the Framework and Action Plan & Timeline:\nGetting to Net Zero Framework\nAction Plan and Timeline\nUpcoming meeting of interest: Thursday, April 16, 2015 from 6:00 P. M. to 8:00 P. M. at the Citywide Senior Center, 806 Massachusetts Avenue, 1st Floor Ballroom. This is the last scheduled meeting of the Net Zero Task Force. After this last meeting, the Task Force's recommendations will be submitted to the City Manager. 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Entrance located next to Cambridge Trust (to the left of the main entrance). A sign will be on the door indicating the location\nCANCELLED: Net Zero Task Force meeting. Wednesday, February 11th from 6:00 P. M. to 8:00 P. M. Location and details to follow.\n(Postponed due to weather)\nUpcoming meeting of interest: Wednesday, January 28, 2015 from 6:00 P. M. to 8:00 P. M. at the Citywide Senior Center, 806 Massachusetts Avenue, 1st Floor Ballroom. Details to follow.\nInterim Net Zero Task Force Meeting: Monday, January 12, 2015, 11:30AM to 1:30PM at 344 Broadway, 2nd Floor Conference Room. We will be hosting an interim Net Zero Task Force meeting to continue discussions on the draft bold moves action plan. For more information on the draft bold moves plan, go to the \"Presentations & Meeting Materials\" Tab to review the December 10 meeting minutes and presentation.\nUpcoming meeting of interest: Wednesday, December 10, 6:00 P. M. to 8:00 P. 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M.\nJoin us for a discussion at the Cambridge Main Public Library, Lecture Hall, 449 Broadway: Getting toward Net Zero featuring guest panelists and big ideas for reducing carbon emissions from buildings. The purpose of this forum is for the City to present the Net Zero Task Force's preliminary ideas to the public followed by guest expert analysis and feedback in addition to public comment. Panelists will craft an objective response to the preliminary ideas and offer recommendations moving forward. This is an opportunity for the City to solicit public input on the preliminary ideas as well as receive feedback on issues of concern.\nFeaturing Guest Panelists:\nRalph DiNola, Executive Director, New Buildings Institute\nLuke Falk, Sustainability Manager, Related Companies\nChristina Halfpenny, Director, Energy Efficiency Division, Massachusetts Department of Energy Resources\nNet Zero Task Force Upcoming Meeting of Interest: Wednesday, August 6, 6:00 P. M. to 8:30 P. M. at the Citywide Senior Center, 806 Massachusetts Avenue.\nCheck out the Policy Best Practices Report, click here.\nNet Zero Task Force Upcoming Meeting of Interest: Wednesday, June 25, 6:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M. at the Citywide Senior Center, 806 Massachusetts Avenue. Please note the location change.\nThe most recent Net Zero Task Force meeting was held on Wednesday, June 4, 6:00 P. M. to 8:00 P. M. at the Main Library, 449 Broadway in the Community Room. Task Force members discussed the ideas from each of the four working groups. Working Group facilitator, Barbra Batshalom led the discussion in which Task Force members clarified their concerns and shared ideas that excite them most. In addition, Integral Group's, Rachel Moscovich proposed a 2014 engagement plan. The meeting concluded with public comment in which attendees raised concerns and shared new ideas for consideration.\nThe May Net Zero Task Force meeting was held on Wednesday, May 14, 2014 at the Citywide Senior Center. Members from each of the four working groups reported back to the Task Force. In addition, Integral Group project consultant presented an overview of energy supply and renewable energy options. The meeting concluded with a group exercise to help develop an engagement strategy over the course of the year.\nThe third Net Zero Task Force meeting was held on April 9, 2014 at Cambridge City Hall, Sullivan Chamber. Members from each of the four working groups reported back to the Task Force. In addition, Dave Ramslie, Integral Group, led a discussion of early action items and recommendations and Paul Gromer, Peregrine Energy Group, presented a preview the Cambridge Building Energy primer. All meeting materials may be found under the \"Presentations & Meeting Materials\" tab.\nThe first meetings of the Net Zero Task Force Working Groups were held on April 7 and 8. Attendees were presented a roadmap of the working group process. In addition, the project consultants facilitated working group conversations to identify conditions that characterize the current state in Cambridge. For working group meeting minutes, please check under the \"Working Groups\" tab.\nThe project team is currently organizing the Net Zero Task Force Working Groups. Working Groups are charged with investigating the following topics in detail: regulation and planning approaches; incentives and financing tools; energy supply and offsets; and engagement and behavior change. For more information on the Net Zero Task Force Working Groups, check under the \"Working Groups\" tab.\nThe second Net Zero Task Force meeting was held on Wednesday, March 5, 2014 at City Hall, Sullivan Chamber. Integral Group consultants provided an overview of best practices from other cities. In addition, the Task Force were presented a revised proposal for the Net Zero Task Force Working Groups. For more information on the Net Zero Task Force Working Groups, please check under the \"Working Groups\" tab. All other meeting materials may be found under the \"Presentations & Meeting Materials\" tab.\nThe first Getting to Net Zero Task Force meeting was held on Tuesday, January 28, 2014 at the City Hall Annex. The Task Force was presented an overview of the scope and work plan for the year. In addition, City staff discussed other related Cambridge initiatives that support the vision of the Net Zero Task Force. For meeting minutes, please check under the \"Presentations & Meeting Materials\" tab.\nNet Zero Action Plan at City Council for final adoption\nCouncil meeting begins at 5:30 P. M. at 795 Massachusetts Avenue, Sullivan Chamber, City Hall\nUpcoming public hearing - Tuesday, June 9 from 3:00 P. M. to 5:00 P. 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City Hall, 795 Massachusetts Avenue, Sullivan Chamber\nTuesday, January 28 6:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M., City Hall Annex, 344 Broadway, 2nd Floor Conference Room.\nCommunity Advocates/Residents\nHenrietta Davis, former Mayor of Cambridge\nAndrea Love, Resident, Payette Architects\nBarun Singh, Resident, Founder & CTO, Wegowise\nQuinton Zondervan, Executive Director, Climate Action Liaison Coalition\nUniversity/Climate Compact Representatives\nHeather Henriksen, Director of the Office for Sustainability, Harvard University\nJulie Newman, Director of Sustainability, Massachusetts Institute of Technology\nTom Sieniewicz, Planning Board member, NBBJ\nBusiness/Property Owner/Developer Representatives\nBill Kane, Vice President, Leasing & Development, BioMed Realty\nJoseph Maguire, Vice President at Alexandria Real Estate Equities\nJane Carbone, Director of Development, Homeowner's Rehab\nCaitriona Cooke, Program Director, Conservation Services Group\nEmily Grandstaff-Rice, President, Boston Society of Architects/ Cambridge Sevens Associates\nShawn Hesse, Architect, Sustainability Expert, Emersion Design\nMarc Hoffman, Energy Efficiency Advisor\nPaul Lyons, President, Zapotec Energy\nPublic Forum: The Path to a Net Zero Cambridge\nJane Carbone, Director of Development, Homeowners Rehab, Inc.\nDave Ramslie, Principal, Integral Group\nHarvey Michaels, Energy Efficiency Lecturer, Director of MIT Energy Efficiency Strategy Project\nSeptember 23, 2014 Getting towards Net Zero Public Forum\nEarly September DRAFT Preliminary Working Group Ideas\nOverarching Ideas from Working Groups\nEnergy Supply & Offsets Working Group Ideas Engagement & Behavior Change Working Group Ideas\nRegulation & Planning Approaches Working Group Ideas\nIncentives & Financing Tools Working Group Ideas\nAugust 6, 2014 Task Force Meeting Materials\nAgenda Presentation\nJune 25, 2014 Task Force Meeting Materials\nJune 4, 2014 Task Force Meeting Materials\nMay 14, 2014 Net Zero Task Force Meeting Materials\nPresentation, Integral Group\nApril 9, 2014 Net Zero Task Force Meeting Materials\nNet Zero Task Force Objectives\nCambridge Building Energy Primer Presentation, Peregrine Energy Group\nEarly Action Items Discussion\nDRAFT Integral Group Memo: Early Action Items\nMassachusetts Stretch Energy Code Update Cambridge Building Energy Use Disclosure Ordinance\nProperty Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) statute letter of support\nMarch 5, 2014 Net Zero Task Force Meeting Materials\nJanuary 28, 2014 Net Zero Task Force Meeting Materials\nNet Zero Task Force Working Groups\nThe Net Zero Task Force Working Groups are charged with completing a particular set of tasks over the course of the year to complement and support the development of a net zero plan for Cambridge. 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        "raw_content": "How to Become a Chief Executive Officer in the US How to Become a Chief Executive Officer in the US\nHow to Become a Chief Executive Officer in the US\nAre you an ambitious person with superb leadership abilities? Do you possess the potential to rise to the top of the corporate structure? If you believe you possess these qualities, you stand a chance of becoming a chief executive officer.\nWhat Do Chief Executives Do?\nChief executive officers are way more than just managers. Their job is not to micro-manage the day-to-day operations of a company; that is the job of operations managers. CEOs are the face of a company. Theirs is to:\nReceive updates from junior managers and report to the board of directors\nFind ways to maximize the value of the company\nAttend national and international meetings and conferences \u2013 a role which sees them serve as company ambassadors\nMake corporate decisions, such as whether to establish a new branch in an emerging market\nAdvise the board of directors\nLead policy creation and strategy formulation meetings.\nThe CEO bears the overall responsibility for a company\u2019s performance. If it performs poorly over an extended period of time, he or she is often the first to give way.\nOn official records, CEOs work from 9am to 5pm, Monday through Friday. It is, however, not uncommon for them to work long hours attending meetings.\nIf you want to be a CEO, you should be prepared to spend days away from your family. Like many high level corporate jobs, CEOs travel extensively.\nCEOs earn as follows:\nLowest-earning CEOs\nMiddle-earning CEOs\nHighest-earning CEOs\nSalaries vary by size of company and CEO performance.\nGraduating top of your class alone is not enough to land you this job. You must be an experienced manager with vast industry expertise.\nThe often long and patchy road to becoming a CEO begins in undergraduate school, where you should earn a bachelor\u2019s degree in management. This is not mandatory though. Many CEOs have an undergraduate degree in diverse disciplines, ranging from healthcare to engineering.\nYour academic background may influence the company you can work for. For instance, a healthcare management background can make you a favorite candidate for the CEO\u2019s job in a hospital as opposed to an airline.\nYou could then proceed to find a job or pursue a master\u2019s degree. Preferably, you should obtain a master\u2019s in business and management.\nIt takes hard work to rise to the top: from entry-level gigs to middle-level management and finally top executive positions, such as chief strategy officer or chief operating officer.\nTo be a competent CEO, you need:\nExcellent corporate leadership skills\nExcellent personnel management skills\nTopnotch problem-solving and decision making skills\nTo be a risk take\nGood team-building and interpersonal skills\nThe ability to innovative\nThe ability to delegate responsibility and trust others\nSkills in policy formulation\nStrong business skills\nVast industry knowledge.\nAfter working your way through several ranks and landing the top job, you will have no time to sit around and celebrate your achievement. Knowing what\u2019s at stake should the company start performing poorly, it is necessary to undertake professional development activities, such as:\nAttending corporate leadership workshops, such as those offered by The CEO Institute\nJoining professional associations, such as the American Management Association\nThe major employers of CEOs include:\nLarge healthcare facilities\nExperienced and well-educated CEOs often secure jobs in large, multi-national companies. Others progress to become board directors.\nAccording to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the employment of all top executives will grow by 11 percent within the next seven-year period, just as fast as the average for all jobs.\nSo if you feel you can lead on the corporate level, perhaps you can make a good CEO. Good luck.",
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        "raw_content": "Paintless Dent Repair, also known as PDR, is the best course of action when repairing minor dents or dings. It is a cost-effective solution to minor, unsightly damage caused by shopping carts, hail storms or other unexpected bumps in the road, as it does not require the expenses involved in sanding, body fillers or keeping the original finish of your car.\nCARSTAR\u2019s highly trained technicians will be able to evaluate the size and location of dents (or other types of damage) and assess whether or not this technique is appropriate to repair your vehicle. This is typically a two-to-three day repair.\nPaintless Dent Assessment\nCARSTAR technicians will carefully assess the damage to your car and determine whether paintless dent repair is the best course of action. This greatly depends on the location and size of the dents or creases, as well as the extent to which the paint has been stretched. You will be presented with a detailed repair plan which will also include any other type of repairs needed.\nIf the assessment determines PDR is a feasible solution for your vehicle, then our experienced technicians will either push out the dents from the metal panel, or use specially designed tabs to pull out the dents from the outside. In all cases though, the metal is manipulated in precise locations, using a PDR reading instrument called a paintless dent repair light.\nQuick Turnaround: Using advanced, special tools, our expert technicians will be able to pull dents out of the surface of your car, while avoiding damage to the overall paint. We\u2019ll be able to get you back on the road within 2 to 3 days.\nAffordable Options: Our technicians are highly experienced in PDR and will provide it as an option if possible. Since it does not involve sanding or body fillers, it can significantly reduce the repair costs.\nQuality Assessment: Upon completion of any paintless dent repair, CARSTAR will conduct quality assurance inspections to make sure the car is returned to you in excellent condition.\nPaperwork Assistance: From liaising with your insurance company to arranging a car rental and finalizing paperwork for warranties and more, we will take care of everything for you.\nExpert Assessment: PDR requires a thorough and professional assessment of the vehicle. It is crucial to locate all damage and establish what can be fixed through this method based on the extent of the dents or creases and whether the paint has been stretched too much.\nSkilled Technicians: Paintless dent repair is based greatly on manual labor. It\u2019s usually focused on minor dings, but highly skilled technicians have a better chance repairing even larger dents. There are many factors that influence whether or not PDR is a feasible solution, but skilled and experienced technicians can certainly tip the balance.\nKeeping You Informed: Our repair process is not a black hole, so you don\u2019t have to worry about what is going on with your vehicle or if any surprises await. We guarantee full transparency and to keep you updated at all times.\nRound the Clock Support: Whether you have questions about PDR, other services we offer for your car, or how we can help with insurance and warranty, we are here to answer all your queries and support you in any way we can.\nPaintless Dent Repair FAQ\nWhat exactly does Paintless Dent Repair involve? What exactly does Paintless Dent Repair involve? Paintless Dent Repair, also known as PDR, involves technicians manipulating the metal in precise locations in order to fix minor dents or dings on a vehicle\u2019s body. 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        "raw_content": "t\u2019s a three-dozen ring circus. Every day. Every hour. The well-being of millions of Americans is disregarded. The lives of innocent Americans\u2014many of them kids\u2014end with the flash from the muzzle of an AR-15. The only thing that allows us to keep up\u2026is our outrage.\nSo here's my request: stifle the outrage.\nNot because it isn\u2019t justified. Not because you don\u2019t have a right to be heard. Not because venting doesn\u2019t make you feel better.\nBut it also gets in the way. It wastes minutes we could use to focus on our only true agent of change\u2014the November election. We have nine months to prepare to get this country right. If we don\u2019t\u2026your outrage will only grow. Or worse...you may lose it.\nTo prevent that, I have two other requests:\n\u00b7 Don\u2019t make this just about Trump. No question, he is the American Monster that the founding fathers tried to protect us from. But that lets the rest of the craven GOP off the hook. They are all guilty. They have enabled him. And in November, we must make them all wear Trump.\n\u00b7 Adopt \u201ctwo and one\u201d. This is where your outrage can make a difference. Make two millennials who didn\u2019t bother to vote in 2016 promise to do so this year. It\u2019s a clich\u00e9 to say it\u2019s their future on the line\u2014but that\u2019s true. And then talk to one moderate/independent voter who you suspect voted for Trump\u2026and tell that soul it\u2019s time to correct the error. That means for every Senate race. Every Congressional race. Every statewide office and legislative district. The time has come to root out evil.\nNow, don\u2019t get me wrong. There are two other places your outrage can fly high...and make a difference. If it moves you out to the streets to demonstrate your furor, then do it! It\u2019s an effective lever to move hesitant voters to your way of thinking\u2026and on to the polls. And the same thing goes for calling the office of your GOP representative. Believe me, they will hear you.\nBut don't bypass the \"two and one\"--the personal persuading. It\u2019s what we need to get rid of this disease. Because vengeance is the proper antidote for outrage.\nAnd when it comes, that vengeance will make you feel better.",
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        "raw_content": "Kevin Caulfield has over 15 years of experience in the Boston real estate market. He has distinguished himself as a top agent, consistently being recognized by \u201cBoston\u2019s Top 20\u201d as one of the premier brokers in the city.\nThroughout his career, Kevin has been involved in over $400 million of real estate transactions. Specializing in residential brokerage services, Kevin works extensively with developers and investors. After co-founding Charlesgate Realty Group in 2003, Kevin has continued to build his business through the likes of Coldwell Banker and Campion & Company.\nWhile developing a loyal client base, Kevin has led his team to increased sales volume every single year since 2001, including the recession. Kevin focuses on providing elite level service to his customers, and has completed transactions in every neighborhood throughout the city of Boston.\nA graduate of Boston College, Kevin was a member of the Men\u2019s Ice Hockey Team from 1996-2000. He continues to support ice hockey as a mentor in the Boston College Student-Athlete Mentor Program, and was an Assistant Ice Hockey Coach at Thayer Academy. He also serves on the Executive Board for Thayer Academy\u2019s Alumni Association.\nKevin was a longtime resident of the South End. He now resides in Hingham with his wife Kate and their three daughters.",
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        "raw_content": "I am looking for a Client Relationship Manager who has extensive experience of working within financial services, ideally within financial planning or wealth management, and managing a team of client facing administrators.\nThe role holder will be the first point of contact for Partners and their clients\u2019, and will be responsible for ensuring a positive client experience.\nYou will oversee workflow and communication between the administrators and paraplanners and alongside the Client Experience Manager, will help to implement and manage service standards, in order to better manage client expectations.\nThe Client Relationship Manager will be a natural relationship builder that can instill confidence in both the Partner and the Partners\u2019 client throughout the financial planning process and help to increase the revenue from clients.\nAlthough by joining you will oversee a close-knit team of 6, the private wealth team based in London are part of a national and multi award winning firm of advisors.\nTo be considered for this position you will need to have a thorough understanding of the financial planning process, a broad knowledge of investments and pensions and experience of working to regulatory requirements set out by the FCA and internal policy.\nThe successful candidate will ideally have some financial planning qualifications; or be prepared to take basic level exams within their probationary period.",
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        "raw_content": "\u201cThe idea is to create a (development) program that we think the market can support,\u201d Rory Dowling, a project manager with the School of Government, said Wednesday after a public presentation of a conceptual plan at Town Hall.\nDowling and other School of Government staffers answered questions and listened to suggestions during a pair of two-hour sessions Wednesday. That kind of public input is crucial to the process, he added.\n\u201cWe\u2019ll go back to the site plan and tweak it based on what we heard,\u201d Dowling said.\nFor now, that site plan includes four structures ranging from three to four stories in height (some with first-floor, under-building parking) that would include up to a total 166,000 square feet of multi-family residential, 70,500 square feet of office and 26,500 square feet of retail space. The conceptual plan also includes as many as 600 parking places.\nTown officials sought the help of the School of Government because they see the Town Hall site and the land around it as an area of enormous untapped potential. It\u2019s that same potential, and the likelihood of finding developers to fund and carry out the project, that drew the School of Government to Davidson.\nBut buildings and parking aren\u2019t the project\u2019s only goals. A key element is transforming the Catalyst site into a focal point of downtown and, in the process, pulling the \u201ccenter\u201d of downtown southward while also creating an effective link that would make South Main Street feel like a part of a downtown historically defined by North Main Street.\n\u201cThey\u2019ve always felt like the step-child,\u201d Davidson Economic Development Manager Kim Fleming said of the businesses between Town Hall and the Cornelius line. \u201cThe Catalyst Project would create more critical mass that will help connect North and South Main.\u201d\nCitizens at one of the public sessions expressed concerns about the size and design of the buildings as they were depicted in table-top models and artist renderings, and whether the new construction would blend with the older, smaller structures that line the west side of North Main Street, facing the Davidson College campus on the west side.\n\u201cWe haven\u2019t begun the architectural design part of the process,\u201d Dowling said, adding that the depictions were just one example of how the buildings could look.\nDavidson Commissioner Brian Jenest also tried to reassure the audience. \u201cWe own the land,\u201d he said. \u201cThat gives us a little more control.\u201d\nWhether Town Hall remains on that land is a key decision to be made in the process. Jenest asked the audience whether the quarter-century-old, 20,000-square-foot building should stay or go. About four times as many hands went up at the suggestion it be razed.\nFire Station No. 1, which currently is attached to Town Hall, is likely to stay on the Catalyst site in one form or another. Jenest noted that the station needs to be downtown to ensure a quick response in the most densely developed and populated area of Davidson.\n\u201cFinding land we control in this part of town is a challenge,\u201d Jenest explained.\nDowling said he hoped to start approaching developers in August or September, with construction beginning on the Catalyst site sometime next year.\nJohn Deem is a freelance writer. Have a story idea for John? Email him at john.deem@outlook.com.",
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        "raw_content": "Worst plane crash in U.S. history\nAmerican Airlines Flight 191 crashed after takeoff from O'Hare International Airport on May 25, 1979, killing 273 people. A monument has since been place in Des Plaines' Lake Park, near the crash site.\nStephan BenzkoferTribune reporter\nThirty-five years ago Sunday, in what remains the worst airline crash on U.S. soil, more than 270 people were killed near O'Hare International Airport when American Airlines Flight 191 lost its left engine on takeoff, rolled sickeningly and crashed near a trailer park.\nUnlike the continued mystery surrounding missing Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370, the cause of the disaster on that sunny Friday afternoon was known rather quickly. A report less than three months later detailed the \"10-billion-to-1 long shot\" that caused the plane to fall from the sky. An improperly repaired engine mount gave way under the 40,000 pounds of pressure, and compounding the problem, it smashed the forward edge of the wing, severing the hydraulic lines controlling that wing.\nIn addition to the horrific loss of life, the crash is indelibly inked on the public memory because the accident was captured on film. A 24-year-old pilot from Ontario, Canada, was pacing the terminal with camera at hand and was taking a photo of another plane when he noticed Flight 191 was in trouble.\n\"I saw the engine come tumbling through the air \u2014 tumbling and tumbling to the ground,\" Michael Laughlin told the Tribune, which bought his photographs \u2014 and camera \u2014 for $500 after winning an impromptu bidding war against other media outlets.\n\"Just after the engine was blown off was when I made the first picture,\" he said. \"I took the second picture after the aircraft started banking very sharply to the left.\n\"I just stood there stunned, wondering to myself, 'Did this really happen?'\"\nFor the first responders, the grim reality was unavoidable. \"As soon as it went down, it went up in flame, swish, just like napalm,\" Chicago police Officer Michael Delany told the Tribune. The crash site was huge and very little was identifiable. A priest at the scene tried to administer last rites but couldn't actually touch anything \u2014 it was all too hot. Soon numbered markers and yellow body bags dotted the area, revealing the extent of the human toll.\nIt could have been worse. All 271 aboard the plane were killed, and two people on the ground also died, but the plane barely missed the Touhy Mobile Home Park. It plowed into an open field that had been the old Ravenswood Airport, and the explosion sent burning debris raining down on residents. Abe Marmel, 75, was gardening.\n\"I heard a loud explosion,\" he told a Tribune reporter. \"By the time I looked up, there was a rain of fire falling down on me.\" He ran into his nearby office to find his wife, Shirley, standing in a burning room, too scared and shocked to move. He pulled her to safety.\n\"We moved as fast as we could,\" he said. \"The smoke was so black we couldn't see. ... 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        "raw_content": "The Rokinon / Samyang 50mm F/1.2 is a super fast, and sharp lens designed for APS-C format DSLM's ( mirrorless cameras.) We used this lens a few times, and it was super fun and easy to use, but in the end, we still prefer to use the Fujinon 56mm f/1.2. Being that this lens is 50mm (75mm) in APS-C format, it produces very sharp, shallow depth of field, and is ideal for any enthusiast portrait shooter, or anyone that has the time to manual focus a lens. We did manage to grab some amazing shots with it at the last wedding that we photographed, but we also have tons of experience shooting manual focus lenses. As with the last lens we reviewed, this lens in 100% manual focus. We felt that focus peeking was more distracting than it should have been with this lens, and we noticed that we were able to execute focusing easier with traditional punch magnification.\nThe build quality of this lens is exactly what you would expect from a Rokinon lens, solid, trustworthy and plastic! The focus and aperture ring are very smooth and easy to use, but....... the casing is still built of plastic! By now, one would expect that Rokinon / Samyang would have stepped up their game a bit and put the glass in a metal body, especially with the price tag being $499 USD depending where you buy it. Even our $80 50mm F/2 Meike has a metal body, so I guess this is a call of desperation to Rokinon, metal body on the MKii version of this lens? Weather sealing? Autofocus? Other than that, we had no complaints about the build quality.\n\u200bIMAGE QUALITY:\nThis thing is SHARP, like really sharp, and if you nail the focus spot on it is a very close call, but the images almost seem sharper than the images produced by the Fujinon 56mm F/1.2. But, with the Fujinon you are getting relatively fast autofocus and a metal body. The Bokeh is amazing, round and smooth and at times has a slight swirl effect like that of a Helios 44-2 or Petzval lens. We did not notice any signs of color fringing or barrel distortion, and the edges of the images are super sharp.\n\u200bThe question you have been asking yourself for weeks while staring at this thing on amazon, is it worth the money? Well that all depends on a number of things.\n1) What is your budget like? This lens retails for $499USD, while the native Fujinon 56mm is priced at $999 USD.\n\u200b2) Will you be using this lens for personal or professional work? You will miss a lot of shots if you are shooting a wedding or sports.\n3) Can you deal with the fact that this is a $499 manual focus lens? Is it worth the price over the alternative? For this price, you can also pickup a used Canon 50mm F/1.4 USM with a metabones adapter and achieve the same aperture and very close image quality, and depending on the adapter you buy, you can also achieve autofocus.\n\u200bThere is a lot to think about when buying this lens, and there are several options in this focal range for you to choose from. If you are a nestalgic shooter like us, then the novelty and image quality of this lens make it worth every dollar you will spend on it. We 100% recommend this lens for your collection, and if we did not already own 3 other 50mm lenses, we would be keeping this for our kit as well. There is not a whole lot more we can think of to write in this review, and if you follow our IG page, you are aware that we have already parted ways with this glass. The Phoblographer has already published an outstanding review of this lens, so our short review is not necessarily meant to for those who are interested in seeing sample images of every f-stop, but for those who enjoy a more casual, user friendly review. Please comment and let us know what you think? Are you hungry for a deeper review next time, let us know by commenting! Until next time......",
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        "raw_content": "In this section, you or a loved one can find out more about medical treatments and practical information about Alzheimer's disease. Read on to find answers to some of your questions as well as links to other information. Being informed is an important first step toward becoming an active decision-maker in your care plan.\nAlzheimer's is a brain disease that causes a decline in memory, thinking and reasoning skills. Alzheimer's is the most common form of dementia. Symptoms develop slowly and worsen over time, eventually becoming severe enough to impede everyday life.\nScientists know that Alzheimer's disease involves cells in your brain not working correctly and eventually dying, but they don't fully understand why this happens. 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The degree of assistance needed from a caregiver in this stage varies.\nA person with early-stage Alzheimer's may need help with the following:\nFamiliar tasks\nRecalling places or people\nRemembering words or names\nTracking medications\nDuring the middle stages of Alzheimer's disease the person may jumble words, have trouble dressing, get frustrated or angry, or act in unexpected ways, such as refusing to bathe. These are difficult changes and resources are available to help caregivers and the person with Alzheimer's the disease progresses.\nThe middle stage of Alzheimer's disease can last for many years. As the disease progresses, the person with Alzheimer's will require more and more care. It's important for caregivers to get support during this stage.\nAs the abilities of the person with Alzheimer's disease change, caregivers will have to take on more responsibility. Daily routines and structure are very important. 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        "raw_content": "Home / News / Crew Brief A Huge Success\nClipper 2019-20 Race Crew Brief Marlow Musto Race Crew Supporters Sta-Lok Unicef\nThe countdown to the Clipper 2019-20 Race is officially on with hundreds of Race Crew and Supporters gathering at Lord\u2019s Cricket Ground in London for Crew Brief.\nThe excitement was high as people arrived at the home of cricket and the almost 300 crew members quickly made a beeline for the Musto stand to pick up their new Race Crew softshell jackets and try on the gleaming gold foulies.\nThe noise level was just as high, with the crew and supporters alike enjoying the first official chance to gather en masse. Trevor Thurlow, a circumnavigator from Yorkshire, said: \u201cThe Clipper Race talk about the Clipper family and it really does feel like a family. It\u2019s just good to meet more of the people I\u2019ll be spending a lot of time with over the next year!\u201d\nWith just seven months remaining before Race Start, the presentation was the highlight of the day, with crew keen to learn more about their upcoming adventure. Sir Robin Knox-Johnston received a huge round of applause as he opened the talk and congratulated the crew for taking on such a big challenge. He said: \u201cYou will all be standing six inches taller by the end of the race knowing you have done something really special with your lives.\u201d\nRace Director Mark Light then took to the stage and brought the crowd up to date with both the extensive refit process currently being carried out on the Clipper Race fleet and the Race Skipper recruitment process. More than 200 people from all over the world have applied to be a Skipper in the 2019-20 edition of the race and competition for one of the eleven positions has been high.\nCrew were then treated to the premiere of one of the Musto Clipper Race kit videos which will help crew learn what they will need for each leg and the best way to wear the technical clothing.\nUnicef UK Senior Programme Specialist Kate Cotton also addressed the crew and supporters, and highlighted the incredible ways the last two editions of the Clipper Race had raised awareness and funds for children in need all over the world. She said: \u201cUnicef UK is delighted to continue as the Charity Partner for the 2019-20 edition of the Clipper Race.\n\u201cThanks to the amazing efforts so far we have raised over \u00a3700,000 over the past two editions of the Race and hope to break the \u00a31m barrier in this next edition.\n\u201cAs the crews undertake this incredible challenge, their fundraising will continue to impact on the lives of Children around the world, ensuring that no child is left behind.\u201d\nAlmost as many supporters as crew were present at Lord\u2019s and their importance to the race as a whole was highlighted by Race Crew Supporters Coordinator Ruth Charles. Rebecca Jones, whose husband Dean is doing three legs, said: \u201cIt was really good to come and meet some of the people my husband has trained with and also good to get some more information about the race itself. 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        "raw_content": "Supreme Court loosens patent 'obviousness' test\nUnanimous decision holds that lower courts should be more flexible in interpreting the standard for whether patents meet the non-obvious test.\nA unanimous U.S. Supreme Court ruling Monday backed away from a decades-old legal test that high-tech firms argue has sparked an abundance of obvious patents.\nIn a hotly anticipated decision that could make it easier to challenge patents of questionable quality, the justices called for loosening the current approach set by the nation's dedicated patent appeals court for deciding when a combination of existing elements deserves patent protection.\n\"Granting patent protection to advances that would occur in the ordinary course without real innovation retards progress and may, in the case of patents combining previously known elements, deprive prior inventions of their value or utility,\" the court wrote in a majority opinion (PDF) penned by Justice Anthony Kennedy.\nThe court heard oral arguments in November in the closely watched case, which is rooted in an obscure dispute between KSR International and Teleflex over vehicle gas pedal designs.\nTechnology companies were quick to praise the decision. Several Silicon Valley heavyweights, including Intel and Cisco Systems, had submitted supporting briefs urging the Supreme Court to revise the lower court ruling.\n\"There will be a better opportunity for examiners to weed out patents or applications that are not worthy of getting patents, and it will go a long way toward re-establishing patent quality,\" said Emery Simon, counselor to the Business Software Alliance, whose members include Adobe Systems, Cisco Systems and Microsoft.\n\"What we don't know is how far the judges want the decision to go. 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But because it's easy to claim that an invention is obvious in hindsight, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit in 1982 concocted a legal test designed to lead to a more objective conclusion.\nThat standard requires that for an invention to be declared obvious, some \"teaching, suggestion or motivation\" must exist to show that a person of ordinary skill would have thought to combine certain elements.\nCritics have argued that in practice, written evidence is required to pass that test, which has made it harder to overturn allegedly obvious patents and rendered it easier to obtain them from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office in the first place. Technology companies say that's especially hard for them to prove because of the speedy rate at which they tend to develop new products and ideas.\n\"It's not written down, it's not published, it's not the subject of scholarly discussion, and that's where the Federal Circuit was basically looking,\" Ed Black, president of the Computer and Communications Industry Association, whose members include Google, Oracle, Red Hat and Verizon, said in an interview with CNET News.com on Monday.\nThe justices were sympathetic to those criticisms. \"The diversity of inventive pursuits and of modern technology counsels against limiting the analysis in this way,\" they wrote. \"In many fields it may be that there is little discussion of obvious techniques or combinations, and it often may be the case that market demand, rather than scientific literature, will drive design trends.\"\nHardware and software makers have also argued that they're especially threatened by the standard because they would like to be able to rearrange at will the thousands of pre-existing components that compose their products. Some say the lax rules have sparked a stampede of so-called patent \"trolls\" who make a living off predicting those incremental changes to existing high-tech inventions, landing patents, and then going after companies for infringement.\nSupporters of the Federal Circuit's test had argued that any changes would dilute the value of their patents by erasing the \"predictability\" they currently expect of the system. A number of large, patent-reliant companies like General Electric, 3M, Johnson & Johnson and Procter & Gamble said they believed the current test has been working well and is critical for protecting and encouraging innovation.\nRather than throwing out the so-called \"teaching, suggestion or motivation\" test entirely, the justices said they expected a number of other factors to be considered as well, namely \"the inferences and creative steps that a person of ordinary skill in the art would employ.\"\nAs a result of the ruling, \"now I can just say, common sense, and a person who was skilled in the particular area, would have known that you could solve this problem using this technique,\" said Philip Swain, a patent attorney with the firm Foley Hoag in Boston. \"You don't have to have a written suggestion or other evidence to suggest the combination; you can just say the person would have inherently known to use that solution.\"\nBut some attorneys watching the case argued that the court failed to give enough direction on how the obviousness test should now be met. Some also suggested that the decision paves the way for the validity of previously issued patents to be called into question, likely leading to more litigation--or at the very least, a lengthy transition period as the Patent Office and the courts try to make sense of the Supreme Court's opinion.\nTodd Goldstein, the attorney who argued Teleflex's case before the high court, said the economic consequences of changing the obviousness requirement \"run into the trillions of dollars\" because of the uncertainty the decision has created. Although there's no doubt the court intended to tighten the standard for issuing and upholding patents, \"what we don't know is how far the judges want the decision to go,\" he said in a conference call with reporters. \"We don't know the answer to what the new rule is yet.\"\nIt's not the Supreme Court's job to prescribe a detailed new test, and the justices were right to leave that decision with the lower courts, said David Kappos, IBM's assistant general counsel for intellectual property law. 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        "raw_content": "Casual Reminder: There's No Such Thing As Reverse Racism\nImage via Getty/Portland Press Herald\nHow is it that every February people still ask: \u201cWhat about white history month?\u201d For some reason\u2014despite innumerable examples of race inequality in our society\u2014there are too many people who can\u2019t seem to grasp the reality of race relations in the United States. While it is undeniable that many people suffer within our patriarchal capitalist system (yes, even white people), this does not eradicate the reality that brown and black communities are disproportionately affected by essentially all of our country\u2019s systems.\nDiscussing privilege isn\u2019t easy, and coming face-to-face with reasons why others have it worse than you isn\u2019t necessarily fun. 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It has become clear just how many white people see things as a zero-sum game. \u201cIf things improve for brown and black people,\u201d they seem to think, \"then, surely that must mean I have something to lose.\u201d\nWe need only look at the staggering incarceration rates among black and Latino men or recall the fact that unarmed black men are seven times more likely than whites to die by police gunfire to know that race inequality is everywhere.\nSince racism only works against people who are already oppressed, white people cannot possibly be its victims\u2014no matter how poor they are. In recent history whites have always held the most power, so the systems and institutions that exist today were all built around this assumption. Black people and Native Americans couldn\u2019t even vote until the latter half of the last century, and still today we see voter suppression happening in many states. Sure, things are better for black and brown people than they were in the past, but better doesn\u2019t mean equal.\nWe all have hardships, but as the demographic that has historically held all the power\u2014and whose power has dictated the oppression of others\u2014white people simply can\u2019t be victims of racism. The idea of reverse racism is just a white person\u2019s response to the threat of lost power\u2014not real oppression. The fact that so many in this country still cannot grasp this is bewildering.\nPopular deflections include questions like: \u201cWell, what about a white, unemployed, single mom living in the Detroit projects?\u201d No one is trying to deny that a single mother struggling to feed her children isn\u2019t also a victim of America&apos;s flawed systems (though the fact remains that black and Latino households are twice as likely as white households to be food insecure) but in the end, a single, white mother from the projects will still have more privilege. If given the opportunity, she can go out and find a job more easily than her black or Latina counterpart, make on average $4 to $5 an hour more than black and Latina women, and be spared from many other manifestations of institutionalized racism. (By the way, all women still make significantly less than white men.)\nthe Google definition of racism is false. 1. racism = privilege + power (who has privilege and power? white people!) pic.twitter.com/2Z55y6cmQL\n\u2014 ducky (@damiashanelle) December 11, 2015\nIt\u2019s important to consider the myriad ways systemic oppression produces varying degrees of privilege but one of the most striking examples can be seen right now across social media feeds: the ability to remain silent about or dismiss matters that do not directly affect you.\n\u201cDonald Trump is our president so we should just accept it and get on with our lives.\u201d\nWhile this is an alluring proposition, you have to wonder: What exactly does \"getting on with one&apos;s life\" look like?\nAs a general rule, some portion of the country is always bummed in the wake of a presidential election. Even so, the past few months have transcended the lingering bitterness that usually plagues losing parties after an election. This time, there have been more sullen faces, more downtrodden social media updates, and more widespread outrage. Over the last few weeks, we have watched our president re-up his commitment to using walls and bans to keep certain people out of the country, recommend unqualified individuals as members of his cabinet, carelessly alienate many of our country\u2019s allies, and so much more.\nThere will always be some who can choose to \u201cstay out of politics,\" but in all likelihood, these are the very same people who see Trump as little more than an annoying bigot with bad oratory skills.\nIt\u2019s difficult to know exactly how things will continue to unfold, but it is more than likely that the next several years will be an uphill battle. Much of this country is already being forced to find new ways to push back against the current circumstances and develop sustainable resistance strategies. And one thing is becoming evident: in light of today&apos;s political climate, simply getting on with life is a privilege.\nThere will always be some who can choose to \u201cstay out of politics,\" but in all likelihood, these are the very same people who see Trump as little more than an annoying bigot with bad oratory skills. But this ability to choose when to become politically activated requires some degree of privilege. For many, Trump&apos;s administration is more than just a shame or an annoyance. Each day, millions of people across the country wake up not knowing whether a family member will be swept up in an ICE raid, whether their place of worship will be burned to the ground, or whether they will be shot in the back by a hasty police officer.\nBeing a marginalized person means living an inherently political life. For many, not a single day passes without having to grapple with what it means to live inside a marginalized body. 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He paid $20, plus shipping for one pair online and the next day, he got some compliments at work and was feeling great. But then the next morning, he was greeted by the same sea of grey, ratty gym socks. He was bitten by the bug and wanted to refresh his sock drawer, but that proved to be a very time-consuming and expensive proposition. We looked at each other and decided there must be a better way to do this. People want to buy high-quality and very reasonably priced socks. So it was an idea that we had when we went to Dev Bootcamp, but we weren\u2019t necessarily set on it.\nDid you and Phil apply to Dev Bootcamp together? I\u2019m imagining a Stepbrothers-esque interview scene.\nWe referenced each other on our applications and brought each other up in the interview, but we didn\u2019t try to apply as a \u2018package deal.\u2019\nWhat kinds of students were in your cohort? Did you find diversity in the group?\nWe had a broad mix of people- some coming out of school, some working in startups. We had one person who worked in retail. The unifying factor was that everyone was super hungry. One thing that people may not understand about these programs is that the instructors are great, but at the end of the day, they\u2019re not sitting next to you every hour of every day. Dev Bootcamp has a great instructor to student ratio, but they can\u2019t be with you at all hours. The true benefit is that you\u2019re surrounded by 40-45 (the cohorts are smaller now) people who are super motivated. When you run into a problem, there\u2019s most likely someone sitting next to you who solved that problem an hour ago.\nCan you teach yourself how to code by yourself with online tutorials and books? Sure, but without the other students, you\u2019re not going to be able to push yourself as hard. There is some level of peer pressure, also, to know all of the material. When you get paired with someone, you don\u2019t want to be the guy holding the group back. That pressure is essential.\nWe had one person who was asked to leave, not for a lack of trying, but she had a lot of other things going on at the time. I believe she came back for a later cohort and finished.\nWhat kind of person would you recommend attend a coding bootcamp? What kind of person won't succeed?\nWhat separates someone who will get the full experience out of Dev Bootcamp from someone who won\u2019t is how quickly you can iterate and figure out a new strategy. There\u2019s only so much time you have in your weeks there, you don\u2019t want to spend 4 hours figuring out a bug.\nThe immersive experience is what you make of it. Just because you show up and put the hours in, doesn\u2019t mean you\u2019ll get out. The biggest challenge that these programs have, I think, is having some level of consistency, especially if their goal is to send graduates to jobs. Now, the program has changed and there have been some additional guardrails to account for this issue, but when we graduated, there was a very wide discrepancy of skill. So for an employer, it\u2019s difficult to not have other metrics to evaluate an entry-level programmer. For example, if you get a Masters in CS from Stanford, you have additional layers of evaluation like GPA, professor referrals, side projects etc. But graduating for Dev Bootcamp you don\u2019t necessarily have those metrics. Getting a consistent level of proficiency is the big challenge.\nWas it important that Dev Bootcamp taught Ruby?\nThat\u2019s a big question that people have- what language should I learn? It doesn\u2019t matter. Pick the language that most of your friends or that your community knows. Washington, DC, especially given our LivingSocial background, is a Rails town. So having resources is very helpful, and for us, using Shopify (Shopify has it\u2019s own language called Liquid, which operates very similarly to Rails) is very easy.\nDid you complete a capstone project at the end of the program? What did you choose?\nYes, we worked in groups of five. We did a project called filters.io, which was actually mentioned in Venture Beat. The typical experience for a marketer using Instagram is not easy, so we essentially recreated the filtering portion of Instagram online.\nDescribe your experience after Dev Bootcamp- you obviously went on to work with Phil on Nice Laundry. How did you used your Dev Bootcamp skills in that venture?\nWe took an atypical route- we went into build-mode right away. Everything you see at nicelaundry.com today was built by things we learned at Dev Bootcamp. Everything from setting up the staging server, to the HTML and CSS on the front end, to custom things that make the site operate in the way that it does. We can confidently say that we have the most advanced cart that runs on the Shopify platform. Our cart is constantly listening to what the user is doing- adding or taking away from their cart- and in real-time, it calculates discounts based upon what\u2019s in the cart. To me, it\u2019s quite an advanced algorithm, and we were able to do that because of what we learned at Dev Bootcamp. Can Phil and I build an app that scales to 10 million people overnight? Probably not. But can we build a very well-functioning, high performance, optimized, e-commerce site? For sure.\nDo you both do the dev work for the site?\nYep, we also have a buddy who went to Dev Bootcamp who helps us out as well. But we do all of the code in-house. I can\u2019t stress how much of a game changer that is. For example, in e-commerce, tweaks can affect things like conversion rate- do we put a button here, do we change the language etc. Being able to test that in-house in 20 minutes instead of having to contact dev, wait for them to launch the test and give us feedback, has made us and saved us thousands and thousands of dollars. The most valuable thing of all is the time we save.\nHow do you think your experience with Nice Laundry would be different without Dev Bootcamp?\nWe wouldn\u2019t be anywhere close to where we are today. We were able to launch our site for free, we could set up things like our own email server without jumping through hoops, and that\u2019s a boom to the business. Our medium is the internet, and being a developer for an e-commerce store is the same as owning and building out a brick-and-mortar store.\nWhat\u2019s next for Nice Laundry?\nWe\u2019re still focused on socks! We\u2019re focused on refreshing as many sock drawers as possible. We took a boring, everyday item and started to build a brand and awareness around it. We\u2019d like to expand our product line within socks, so you can come to the site and build out your perfect sock drawer with every type of sock that you need and potentially get this on a subscription basis. So consumers can say, \u201cThis is my sock drawer, send it to me once a year.\u201d\nWhy did you decide to come back to DC after Dev Bootcamp? What do you think is strong about DC for your business?\nDC is a bit of an atypical town, but it\u2019s our home and it\u2019s what we\u2019re familiar with. Especially in the beginning, when we were in build-mode, we didn\u2019t want to think about moving to a new city. DC is a great town for a consumer-facing venture because it\u2019s not a small city, so you still have some credibility and legitimacy. But when you\u2019re doing something consumer-facing in DC, you stand out a lot. 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        "raw_content": "Maritime act forcing Mittal to sell former ISG carriers\nThere has been little in the way to slow Dutch steelmaker Mittal Steel Co. NV since it completed the acquisition of Richfield-based International Steel Group in April. But an 89-year-old maritime law is forcing the steel conglomerate to sell two iron ore carriers that are important to its North American steelmaking operation. Mittal Steel spokesman David Allen said the company has chosen to sell the carriers to comply with the Jones Act, a 1916 law that prohibits foreign ownership of vessels that provide domestic deep-water transportation services. Mr. Allen said there are no buyers for the carriers yet. 'We're talking to potential bidders,' Mr. Allen said. He declined to estimate the market value of the two, 1,000-foot long iron ore carriers, which were obtained among the vast array of assets Mittal Steel bought in the $4.5 billion deal for ISG. It's likely the buyer would continue to operate the carriers for Mittal under a charter arrangement, Mr. Allen said. The vessels came to ISG through its purchase of Bethlehem Steel Corp. in 2001. They primarily are used for transporting iron ore from the Minnesota Iron Range to Mittal's steelmaking operations in Indiana Harbor, Ind., Mr. Allen said. Mr. Allen said Mittal had to decide the fate of three similar iron ore carriers when it acquired Inland Steel Co. in 1998. 'What we ended up doing was selling the boats and getting that company to operate them for us,' Mr. Allen said. Central Marine Logistics Inc. of Griffith, Ind., now is the owner/operator of those boats. The Lake Carriers Association, a trade group in Cleveland, has been a longtime champion of the Jones Act because it ensures a healthy U.S.-flagged fleet and protects against foreign competition that undercuts American-flagged vessels on wages, said Lake Carriers Association spokes-man Glen Nekvasil. The association's membership is made up of 13 companies that own 55 vessels that transport iron ore, coal and limestone - all of which are important ingredients in Mittal's integrated steelmaking operation. The U.S. Maritime Administration on April 15 granted Mittal a 60-day waiver so it could address the issue. Murray Bloom, chief of the administration's division of maritime programs, said if Mittal fails to meet the two-month window for transferring the vessels to a U.S.-owned company to continue operating, the carriers would be shut down.",
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        "raw_content": "A more affordable education\nFacing ever-increasing tuition prices, some young adults who might normally consider an Ivy League education are considering alternatives, such as Case Western Reserve University. According to this article in today\u0092s Wall Street Journal, more middle- and upper-income families considering an \u0093elite college\u0094 with tuition approaching $50,000, are finding \u0093less-prestigious schools are offering more merit aid, making the cost differences starker. Nationwide, $7.3 billion in merit scholarships was awarded in 2003-2004, up from $1.2 billion in 1993-1994, according to the latest data available from the National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators. And college officials say the trend is growing. \u0093At some schools that are well-regarded, though not Ivy League, the discounts can be hefty. \u0085 About 45% of the students at Case Western Reserve University, in Cleveland, receive merit-aid packages of up to $25,000 a year,\u0094 according to the article. \u0093Such offers have great appeal to the many families that are not eligible for need-based aid \u0097 the only kind offered by Ivy League colleges \u0097 but are squeezed by current prices,\u0094 the article continues. \u0093But are families making a blunder if they don't choose the most prestigious university they can get their child into, regardless of cost?\u0094 No, says Ernest Pascarella, an education professor from the University of Iowa. In his book, \u0093How College Affects Students,\u0094 Professor Pascarella found that \u0093a university's prestige and selectivity had little consistent impact on teaching quality, student learning and other factors.\u0094 He added, \u0093\u0092Hard to get into' doesn't mean you are going to get a better education.\u0094 Makes sense to this Ohio U.-educated, middle-class guy.\nIt\u2019s good to be rich\nPlayaway finds a way to charm The New York Times",
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        "raw_content": "SHALE Blogs\nPower still resides with the individual; it's the wires that are the problem\nJIM SAMUEL\nJim Samuel is founder and principal of Capitol Integrity Group, a fellow of the Levin College at Cleveland State University and a founding partner of the Ohio Shale Consortium. He has worked extensively in the economic development and public policy arena and as a consultant to the energy industry.\nAs I begin this column, it has been four days since my home has had electricity. A derecho (the fashionably new term for a wind storm) recently blew out the lights to nearly a million Ohioans and more than 3.5 million homes across the Midwest and Mid-Atlantic states. Where I live in Central Ohio, the most common question from neighbors over the fence or from customers across the conference table lately has been, \u201cdo you have power?\u201d Most were taken aback when I would answer, \u201cI'm not without power, I'm without electricity!\u201d Many have worked hard to get me, along with many others, back online. The work of the linesmen and the coordination of the utility companies have been admirable as they rebuilt the damaged grid in record hot temperatures in about a week. But, even sitting in the dark, it seems like I've seen this all before. It reminds me of the heroic efforts of the same utilities after the Christmas ice storm of 2004, when I was without electricity for six days as the temperatures dipped into single digits. It also reminds me of the three days we had no electricity after the remnants of Hurricane Ike brought fierce winds through the same neighborhood. And let's not forget August 14, 2003, when 50 million Americans were in the dark. What was it that Albert Einstein defined as doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result? Speaking of great minds, I recently listened to a speaker talking about energy innovation who said, wouldn't it be great if we could bring to the stage two of the greatest innovators of history; Thomas Edison and Alexander Graham Bell. Bell would look at our iPhones and Droids, VOIP and wireless networks and would be utterly awestruck at the fact that making a call is one of the last things we do with our phones these days. Thomas Edison on the other hand would look around with a sense of pride and say, \u201cWow, that's just how I envisioned it in 1883.\u201d Perhaps the time has come for us to take a more Edison-like approach to our electrical system \u2014 not just to imagine small improvements, but to rethink it generally. That would include a greater focus on distributed generation of electricity that is produced at the point of use, or close to the point of use, to eliminate many of those lines that are taken down by ice and high winds. They understand this in places such as Taiwan, a mountainous island nation with frequent typhoons and earthquakes. There are 28.6 million cell phones for 23.2 million people in that nation. Perhaps there is something to skipping over our evolutionary communication history built on the back of the telegraph lines. Why not begin to transition away from our own overly-wired technologies here in the United States? We have the technology. Today, there are innovators in Ohio who can put a 1-kilowatt fuel cell in your basement, where you can then run it on your residential gas line to provide continuous, clean electricity to power your home. Other innovators are focused on neighborhood-sized, high-efficiency natural gas turbines and large-scale fuel cells. And of course we have distributed power in the form of small-scale nuclear generation, wind and solar. I am not so Pollyannaish as to think this is something that could be done in years or even a couple decades. Ohio gets 81% of its consistent, reliable and relatively cheap power from domestic coal, delivered over countless wires, and will likely rely on that energy source for decades to come. Large-scale natural gas power plants are increasing in number as cheap domestic gas supplies also increase. And the portfolio is rounded out with nuclear and a small amount of renewables. This massive generation capacity represents tens of billions of dollars of capital investments by utilities and ratepayers. But as we look to the future, new generation sources and grid modernization, we have to think about Einstein's comment. Industry experts estimate that we will need to spend $476 billion over the next two decades to modernize the grid. Along with the rapid growth of reserve estimates for domestic shale gas and oil, perhaps some of that grid modernization should include grid elimination.",
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        "raw_content": "Nixed Bronx mall caught between City Council and MTA\nRendering for the nixed Bronx mall proposal.\nA state law requiring the Metropolitan Transportation Authority to sell its land for fair-market value will make it difficult to replace a Bronx mall proposal killed by the City Council last week.\nThe MTA and the city's Economic Development Corp. were pushing a plan to construct an open-air mall and senior housing facility on a 12-acre site in Baychester. The land is owned by the city, but controlled by the MTA, which for years has sought to minimize its real estate costs by selling unused properties to help fund its capital plan. In 2012, the authority along with the EDC issued an RFP for the Bronx site that prioritized applicants by the value of their offers. Grid Properties won the bidding with a plan to develop for retail, a potentially lucrative use that allowed the firm to offer $30.5 million.\n\"Ten qualified and competent real estate teams submitted proposals, and EDC and the MTA were able to select the team that offered the greatest financial return,\" former MTA Chairman and CEO Thomas Prendergast said in a 2013 press release. The city later helped negotiate a deal to build 180 units of senior housing on the site without reducing the flow of cash to the capital fund.\nThose plans were quashed last week by Councilman Andrew King, who has the power to single-handedly scuttle rezoning projects thanks to an unwritten rule of the council. Lawmakers cited community opposition, some of dubious origin, as justification for killing the project. For example, a group called Speak up for a Better Bronx\u2014spearheaded by a rival mall whose owners and employees have also donated $7,500 to King's campaign since 2016\u2014wanted to see affordable housing built there instead.\nBut nixing the development could leave the MTA with limited options for selling the land. Apart from a few exceptions, the authority is bound by a state law called the Public Authorities Reform Act to sell its properties at fair-market value, and has in the past been sued when elected officials believe it sold assets for less than it should have.\nIn this case, the Bronx parcel is currently zoned for manufacturing, but it is clear the city is open to a reasonable rezoning, a change that would likely increase the property's value and in turn benefit the MTA's capital fund.\nBut City Councilman David Greenfield, who chairs the Committee on Land Use, said that \"fair-market value\" is contingent on what lawmakers believe ought to be built there.\n\"It isn't just about what is the most profitable,\" he said.\nGreenfield hopes to hash out a new project that will appease local opponents, who are calling for office, light-manufacturing or affordable housing development in place of retail. How such a deal can be crafted without undermining the MTA's capital plan remains to be seen.\nThor Equities looking to sell retail condo at 88 Greenwich St. for $45 million\nGarment tenants find Sunset Park unfashionable",
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        "raw_content": "by Silas Mhembere (guest) on 08. June 2018\nEMV Key Management System PCI DSS\nThere are twelve requirements that need to be fulfilled for any organisation that deals with credit/debit card information, however, for the purposes of this discussion we will focus on requirement 3.6 which has other subsections 1 through 8 and place emphasis on key generation, distribution, maintenance and revocation or retirement (also known as the key life cycle) for a banking institution.\nObjectives of a Key management system\nReduction of risk associated with card holder data (CHD)\nStudies have revealed that about 20% of consumers will cease to do business with a retailer who is known to have been breached, even if the the business has implemented remedial activities to correct the loopholes. Clearly this is a risk beyond any business\u2019 appetite and has to be managed appropriately. If keys are compromised then a breach is potentially imminent and as such, key management has to be a priority.\nProtection of card holder information\nFor CHD to be protected, all the crypto-system processes involved in the exchange of keys have to be properly planned for and well maintained during the life cycle of the keys, a banking institution has to make considerations about how the keys will be generated and related to the rest of the technologies depending on them, for example data stores and production servers. The rotation of the keys are to be planned for. If a key has been compromised, steps in revoking the compromised key have to be well organised.\nCompliance with PCI DSS\nNon compliance attracts heavy penalties at first for a limited time, while an organisation is given a chance to rectify its environment for compliance. Further non-compliance can lead to loss of business or even closure of shop.\nThe whole payment card industry relies on all players to have strong protection for card holder information and any weak link may destabilize the whole system. As a result, all non-compliant players can introduce unwanted vulnerabilities to the entire system.\nEase of overview and management of cryptographic keys\nA proper key management system will ensure that there is ease of administration activities for the keys and there is assured continuity of business in the event that the main administrator for the keys retires or is dismissed from active duty.\nIn the event of an interruption, there must be a level of assurance that critical operations will continue because there will be back ups.\nIn a banking institution, there are many keys to be managed, and knowing which key does what may become difficult in the maze of keys. A proper inventory of keys has to be established and proper labeling of keys should be maintained. It is advised to engage in scoping activities that seek to clarify the boundaries of all hardware and logical devices or software that is involved in the processing of CHD so encryption plans can revolve around these technologies.\nThe ultimate responsibilities of the overall security of the organisation will be in the hands of the board of directors. Top management involvement in the key management schemes should be noticeable through security policies that create conditions to foster the development and maintenance of keys.\nKey management is usually done in line with the organisational goals and objectives. Policies should be developed specifically for key management, and clarity has to prevail in terms of responsibilities of the different parties involved with the management of the keys from the beginning to the end of the key\u2019s useful life. It is wise for an organisation to hand over the responsibilities of key management to the security department (in most larger organizations, there is a separate IT security department, which is in charge of handling all IT security related issues ).\nHowever, organisational architecture differs, and some may hand it over to a different department. The security department should be solely responsible for enforcing all security measures needed to protect the keys and their life cycle.\nA banking institution should use strong encryption methods and refrain from weak ones like MD5 for hashing and SSL for tunneling, which can be replaced by TLS. NIST has published procedures on key management in special publication 800-57 which explains the different states and phases a key will be in from its inception into the systems, up to its decommissioning. The four distinct phases are pre-operational, operational, post operational and destroyed.\nPre-operational: All processes for registering a client and key establishment and registration.\nOperational: After the key has been generated, its availability for cryptographic purposes provides a crucial service for the bank to achieve its set objectives. All the processes to deploy a key, maintaining including backing up and securely storing it are all handled in this phase.\nPost operational: This will provide a standard way to deal with compromised, expired keys, key change and key derivation archival and key recovery.\nDestroyed: At this phase caution has to be exercised to make sure that a banking institution is sure of which keys it need to destroy. Metadata may be kept but the risk of that metadata being captured by rogue elements is high, such that is is advisable to destroy even the metadata.\nKey life cycle\nDuring the different operational stages of the life cycle a banking institution has to understand the different processes that take place.\nDuring key creation, plans are made to strictly secure the key, and the use of strong encryption is advised. In asymmetric encryption, the primary focus for a bank would be to secure the private key and making sure that the physical or logical area containing this key is strictly restricted and access will only be granted on a need-to-know basis. The algorithm used for the key generation may not be protected but the key itself needs strict protection.\nThe backing-up of keys will follow and constant consultation with the backup and recovery team have to be made to clarify the importance of the use of external media and encrypting the backup.\nDeploying the key will call for strong encryption methods and more recommended latest tunneling forms like TLS. Clear lines of authority have to be established and compensating controls should be in place where segregation of duties is not possible. Proper workflow documentation should be maintained so that in the event of an audit it is clearly established what has been going on. When the key has been deployed and activated, constant monitoring should take place with the sole aim of minimizing downtime. Critical systems that rely on the key management system (KMS) may experience downtime in the event of keys not being available. As such, monitoring may unearth critical unforeseen events and remedial action can be promptly taken to avert problems.\nRotation will entail activating a new key. It has to be noted, however, that caution has to be taken when dealing with old keys. They should not be removed from production before affirmation that there is no data encrypted with them. If they are removed haphazardly, unexpected downtime may cripple the business application and losses may be incurred. When a key reaches the end of its useful life it will reach the expiration stage or retirement which is dependent on a bank\u2019s crypto-period. It is advisable (and in some circumstances, required) to set an annual crypto-period. Old keys at this stage are deactivated from the production environment.\nThe following stage of archival is not the same as deleting. Its equivalent to backup. It involves safely keeping all retired keys in a library with secure restrictions and period for which the key will be kept will depend on the bank\u2019s data retention policy. Once the data that was encrypted with that key is no longer available then the keys can be destroyed.\nThe final stage of destruction summons the end of life of the key. This stage is usually sensitive since proper procedures to delete and erase the key from the KMS should be followed. Extreme caution has to be practiced in terms of objectively proving that the key will never be needed. In all these stages and processes, documentation has to be done at each stage which is clear and precise on what is taking place.\nFor banking institutions, compliance with PCI DSS key management should be a top priority for its security and compliance departments. It has to be noted that compliance is an ongoing process and monitoring of systems should be proactive. Any change in the environment has to be carefully planned for and risks calculated in terms of non compliance. The greatest point to note is that compliance with PCI DSS does not necessarily guarantee that a banking institution\u2019s systems are fully secured. More measures to secure the whole infrastructure should be employed and investments should be made for constant research towards security and current trends.\nPayment Card Industry (PCI) Data Security Standard -\nRequirements and Security Assessment Procedures\nVersion 3.2.1 (May 2018), by the PCI Security Standards Council\nThe Falcon's View -Mental meanderings of an infosec obsessive (retrieved 5/2018), by Ben Tomhave\nPhoto: Finance District, by courtesy of Joan Campderr\u00f3s-i-Canas (CC by 2.0)\nOther Related Articles: # EMV # Key Management System # PCI DSS",
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        "raw_content": "On How Not to Adapt a Complicated Book\nNov 29, 2017 by Jeremy M. Barker\tin Responses\nGoing into BAM last night for Ivo van Hove\u2019s adaptation of Ayn Rand\u2019s The Fountainhead, which plays through Dec. 2, I was already somewhat ambivalent. While I\u2019ve always enjoyed van Hove\u2019s work, I\u2019ve never quite understood the rapturous praise it seems to enjoy. While his work dispenses a variety of postdramatic theatrical tricks like Batman deploying gadgets from his utility belt, van Hove\u2019s work has always struck me as more stylish than substantive, pretty but vacant, like there\u2019s no \u201cthere\u201d there. Which isn\u2019t to say he\u2019s a bad director \u2013 in addition to the consistently clever and compelling scenography, courtesy of his long-time partner and collaborator Jan Versweyveld, van Hove also seems to be an excellent actor\u2019s director. He can coax compelling, multifaceted performances from artists onstage. But to what end? I\u2019ve often felt like part of his appeal is in the perceived novelty of Continental theater practices for New York audiences, who rarely see such work, at the same time that van Hove\u2019s rejection of the radical critique artists like Frank Castorf or Romeo Castellucci bring to their work makes his own an easy pill to swallow. It\u2019s sort of like theatrical raclette: beautiful, European, and nothing but empty calories. And in this case, I was doubly ambivalent given the source material. Whatever the controversies over her oft-derided (by leftists) work, Rand is one of the few modern philosophers you\u2019re likely to hear regularly invoked in our nation\u2019s capitol (Paul Ryan is a noted fan), where the name \u201cMarx\u201d is all but verboten. Her influence, like it or not, is such that Rand isn\u2019t someone that can be dismissed off-hand, which makes the treatment of one of her most famous novels onstage a real challenge. How can you honor the source material without grappling with its legacy, with the work it does in the world, exactly the sort of thing I\u2019ve come not to expect from Ivo van Hove?\nAll of which is to say that, going in, I wasn\u2019t remotely prepared for what Ivo van Hove was serving. It\u2019s not just that the production was bad. Which it was. Surprisingly, even shockingly so. Anyone who saw Kings of War last year, which deftly wove together no less than five Shakespeare histories into one five-hour epic, would be shocked at how incompetently a simpler plot and cast is handled here, let alone how wooden the actors\u2019 performances are. It felt as though all van Hove\u2019s strengths as a director were missing from the production, while all his weaknesses (or perhaps \u201cshallowness\u201d is a better word) were present, which made it all the worse. In this moment of national reckoning over sexual violence, the era of #MeToo and grappling with the work of monstrous artists, a definition the central character certainly meets, van Hove\u2019s inept handling of Rand\u2019s already problematic text feels like a PR disaster in the works. While I found it occasionally laughably bad, as tedious cliches piled up as each scene staggered drunkenly into the next, my guest \u2013 one of the few people I know who seriously engages with Rand\u2019s work while not sharing the politics of most of her libertarian-conservative followers \u2013 was mortified not just at its tone-deaf handling of rape, but its failure to deal with Rand\u2019s own work seriously. It was so bad that I did something I can\u2019t even remember the last time I\u2019ve done, and left at intermission. Which is to say, I can only account for the first half of this four-hour show, and anyone who feels that the ending somehow justifies the first half should feel free to share why.\nAs for the play itself, it\u2019s both immensely complicated and highly simplistic, depending on how one looks at it. And by simplistic, I don\u2019t mean that as an insult: Rand\u2019s novel is a \u201cnovel of ideas,\u201d an attempt to distill some of her core philosophical concepts, and as a result, her characters are less attempts to create fully-developed people than they are archetypical, even mythical, caricatures. They\u2019re conceptual stand-ins representing bigger ideas, and the conflict that moves the story forward is primarily demonstrative of these clashing ideas, which would be muddied if the characters were seen as motivated more by the particularities of experience and psychology than archetypical purpose.\nThe story centers on Howard Roark, an artist whose practice is architecture, a vocation indulged in for the sole purpose of challenging and pleasing himself as a maker. He\u2019s the Randian superman, avatar of the ideal human motivated to fulfill his own promise and unwilling to be bound by self-defeating moral rules or obligations to others. As played by Ramsey Nasr, Roark mostly sits around, clearly feeling superior to others, and rarely deigning to speak except to show the mostly mediocre people surrounding him just how few fucks he has to give about them. Otherwise, he rarely rouses himself to action except to enact his role as artist, which in Rand\u2019s depiction is in essence the human ability to transform the world around them. An act of domination, conceptualized as artistic impulse, which is essentially why he rapes one of the other main characters: Not out of desire for sex itself, but in order to dominate. But more on that in a minute.\nDespite possessing such affable qualities, Roark manages to have a friend, Peter Keating (Aus Greidanus Jr.). Keating is also an architect, but otherwise is Roark\u2019s complete opposite. While Roark is the avatar of the \u00dcbermensch, Keating is the embodiment of mediocrity. He\u2019s a sycophant willing to do anything to get ahead, and far more successful with his middle-brow designs that the courageously Modern Roark. Otherwise, Keating\u2019s primary character trait is a bottomless well of self-pity at his awareness of being the embodiment of all that\u2019s mediocre in the world. He has a girlfriend, Catherine Halsey (H\u00e9l\u00e8ne Devos), who\u2019s basically a stock character from a 19th century pedagogical novel: Aside from her innate feminine desire for marriage, she\u2019s otherwise an empty vessel to be filled by the ideas of whatever educator comes her way \u2013 in this case, it\u2019s mostly Ellsworth Toohey (Bart Slegers), the \u201ccreepy socialist uncle\u201d (in my guest\u2019s description) who\u2019s always offering up some sort of specious lefty reasoning. Like when she confesses that her job as a social worker helping others doesn\u2019t make her happy, and he tells her that, quite frankly, she\u2019s not important enough for her happiness to be a matter of consideration in the face of working towards the greater good.\nHalsey\u2019s opposite is Dominique Francon (Halina Reijn). Whereas Halsey is tradition-bound and discouraged from pursuing her own fulfillment, Francon, an architecture columnist for the newspaper, is a thoroughly modern woman interested in ideas and little else. Particularly sex and marriage, which she feels lead to subjugation \u2013 at least until Roark rapes her (she herself calls it \u201crape\u201d), which nevertheless opens up the possibility of enjoying sex as enforced submission, which doesn\u2019t otherwise require her to, exactly, subjugate herself, and instead makes her a fuller, freer person. Or something.\nThat\u2019s the simple explanation of the story: Each of these characters (and several others) is going to represent what they represent in order to make a point. However, the process of making that point consists of a convoluted plot that, even in the first half of the play, is too complicated to summarize (and that\u2019s excluding the outright confusion the production invites). Roark goes through, I believe, four jobs at three different employers and is involved in at least three architecture design competitions, each of which exists exclusively for different forms of the broad social mediocrity to stand in the way of him realizing his true potential. There\u2019s also a couple engagements, one marriage, a retirement or two, three sex scenes (only one of them ostensibly a rape) and a court case. And that\u2019s all just the first half, and the last one of those really threw me. I initially assumed that van Hove, in an artful twist, was staging something as a sort of public trial to grant the characters a simple opportunity to express their long-winded monologues. It was only after it was over that I realized that, no, Roark was actually being sued by someone for something, though exactly what and why is a mystery to me, since I couldn\u2019t figure out whether the building in question had been built, built and destroyed, or re-designed as something entirely different. Mostly because the trial consisted exclusively of Francon giving an ironic testimony against Roark (his work was too brilliant, too good, and we don\u2019t deserve it, so he is at fault) and otherwise Roark displaying photos of the building as his only piece of exculpatory evidence. (Perhaps the suit was brought by Louis Kahn, since the model Roark produced and Francon erotically masturbated for part of a scene was clearly his design for the Trenton Bath House.)\nI wondered if part of the problem was the supertitles (the show is in Dutch), which could make it hard to follow quick scene changes, double-casting, and lots of dialogue all at once. But I had no such experience with Kings of War, which featured a much larger cast of characters and more complicated plots. No, I think the problem lies in van Hove\u2019s failure to deal with Rand\u2019s text (adapted here by Koen Tachelet). Since Rand\u2019s story is mainly an opportunity to dramatize conflicting ideas, most of the plot points are little more than writer\u2019s conveniences, and with so little emphasis placed on \u201cwhy\u201d they occur at all, the production essentially races through them as a series of barely distinguishable moments that occasion someone talking about why Roark is so damned or deservedly arrogant and brilliant.\nWhat van Hove does bring to the table in this production is the usual arty theatrical bits that have served him well in the past. While Versweyveld\u2019s sets have been duly celebrated (at Chance magazine, where I served as an editor, we did two separate full feature spreads on Versweyveld, and a third on Tal Yarden\u2019s video designs with van Hove), they are essentially minimalist. Versweyveld works wonders building a world onstage that transforms the space, but in many ways it\u2019s physically static, with changes defined through lighting and sound and music (here performed live by four musicians). Van Hove\u2019s actors perform with minimal set pieces and props, allowing for very fluid movement between scenes, which often overlap in the large empty space up front, with the majority of the scenic elements pushed to the periphery. There\u2019s a projection screen stage-left, for interstitial texts and live-feed video, of both Roark at work at his design table (so we can see his brilliant buildings!) as well as to artfully turn the sex scenes into erotic artsy cinema. The entire stage-right wall is an interior office glass wall, allowing the vague setting of an architecture studio to project out into the wings. The band is situated upstage, under a large digital numeric counter that I presume gets used for the climactic elevator scene.\nFrancon\u2019s rape has always been noted as problematic in the story, and I believe was completely excised from the 1949 film (not the sort of thing Gary Cooper was known for on screen). And particularly at this moment in time in the US, with ongoing national reckoning over sexual assault, considerations of representations of sexual violence are intense. Alexis Soloski just wrote a thoughtful consideration of rape narratives onstage in the New York Times, following up Siobhan Burke\u2019s criticisms earlier this year with regard to the ballet. And of course, the case of The Fountainhead is doubly complicated by the fact its author was a cis-female. As troubling as it is on its face that Francon falls in love with a man who raped her, it\u2019s nevertheless the case that Rand is hardly alone among writers of her time in tackling ideas of domination, submission, and the embrace of female sexuality. As my guest noted, there\u2019s definitely cross-over with the work of Ana\u00efs Nin and others besides. So the point isn\u2019t just to condemn the fact that it happens in the story. But the problem, as I\u2019ve suggested throughout this piece, is that van Hove just doesn\u2019t seem to have any idea how to treat this event. Whereas previous performances he\u2019s directed have dealt with sex and violence in compelling ways (my guest spoke highly of The Little Foxes at NYTW, which I missed), here, in keeping with the rest of his treatment of the text, the violence and Francon\u2019s response is merely treated as a fait accompli. It just is the way it is, and whatever Halina Reijn could have done with a more considered approach to a problematic character development is a moot point. Van Hove doesn\u2019t give her the material to work with. Which is odd because some of the major changes in adapting the book was moving Francon\u2019s character toward the center of the narrative. So Roark\u2019s violence, itself hardly commented upon let alone challenged, is read as little more than a positive step on Francon\u2019s road to liberation and discovery through the pop-psychologized lens of S&M, in which she discovers that her rapist is the only man who can satisfy her.\nWhat van Hove does add, though, makes this lack of attention or considered approach even more problematic. In putting the story onstage, van Hove realizes these scenes from the book visually, creating an image from text. The rape, while not performed with particular performative aggression or attempts at verisimilitude, nevertheless checks off all the boxes from what you expect from a filmed rape scene (since it\u2019s also projected as live-stream video). You get the gory details: Roark forcing Francon down, pulling up her skirt, physically tearing off her pantyhose (always with the pantyhose with the rape scenes; Reijn doesn\u2019t replace it after this scene, making it easier and quicker for her to get fully naked for the next, more consensual, sex scene), and then mounting her from behind and on top with his pants barely pulled down so he can quickly buckle up and leave when he silently comes. You have to wait for the climax of the first half, sex scene number three, for Nasr to go the full monty. The live-feed video of it is projected like a night-vision camera, what one critic likened to a wildlife documentary, \u201crutting rhinos filmed by David Attenborough.\u201d\nIt\u2019s impossible to consider van Hove\u2019s approach to the sex scenes, translated into filmic medium, without all the issues of the \u201cmale gaze\u201d coming up. But this would appear to be the extent of van Hove\u2019s interest in grappling with problematic moments (making them more problematic). The Guardian reviewed the production back in 2014 when it premiered at Avignon, with Andrew Todd writing: \u201c[Francon\u2019s] complicity in Roark\u2019s final act of terrorism, dynamiting his compromised Cortland housing project, becomes their biggest S&M exploit, leaving her writhing postcoitally in a pool of her own blood, Nasr\u2019s exquisite real-time drawings shredded around her in a deafening, apocalyptic orgasm.\u201d\nWhile Todd\u2019s review is adulatory, I have to say that, having seen no small amount of European art theater myself, far from being original, a woman orgasmically writhing naked in a pool of her own blood is near the top of my check-list of hackneyed clich\u00e9s. Far from compelling, it\u2019s the most de rigueur move of a director trying to seem edgy while having nothing to say, and I have to admit I\u2019m glad I didn\u2019t bother sticking around for the second half, since at the very least I thought van Hove was a little more sophisticated than that.\nHowever ambivalent I was about the show going in, the last thing I expected was to leave halfway through feeling that Ayn Rand had been mis-served by the production. Like many leftists, I suspect, I\u2019ve generally been dismissive of Rand\u2019s legacy without ever really reading her novels or engaging with her work. (More than once I\u2019ve repeated a quip I got from a Paul Krugman article: \u201cThere are two novels that can change a bookish fourteen-year-old\u2019s life: The Lord of the Rings and Atlas Shrugged. One is a childish fantasy that often engenders a lifelong obsession with its unbelievable heroes, leading to an emotionally stunted, socially crippled adulthood, unable to deal with the real world. The other, of course, involves orcs.\u201d) But for all that being said, her influence \u2013 most directly on Alan Greenspan, the long-time fed chairman who was a member of her inner circle as a young man, as well as countless other mostly Republican cheerleaders in government \u2013 is extensive, and not something that one could connect to van Hove\u2019s production. Instead of wondering why that might be, what the link between these ideas and the political forces that affect our world might be, van Hove seems to have sufficed to concentrate on the aspects of the story closest to himself: That is, the freedom of the artist to make work. 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        "raw_content": "Would you dare track down and confront a thief who stole your phone? More and more victims are doing just that - because the police won't act. So what happened when they challenged the culprits?\nSarah Willetts, 28, from Newcastle, turned sleuth when her bag was stolen\nShe used an app to trace her stolen phone and followed the perpetrator\nWith her boyfriend and two colleagues she tracked down the thief\nSome 750,000 mobile phones are stolen in England and Wales every year\nWhen Sarah Willetts (pictured) discovered her bag, containing her \u2018whole life\u2019, had been stolen from an office at work, she was sickened and terrified in equal measure\nWhen Sarah Willetts discovered her bag, containing her \u2018whole life\u2019, had been stolen from an office at work, she was sickened and terrified in equal measure.\nAs anyone who\u2019s been in this dreadful situation knows, it\u2019s not just the loss of possessions, but the abject horror of knowing someone \u2014 anyone \u2014 has your house keys, address and entire identity in their possession.\nSarah, 28, a tutor from Newcastle, checked the building\u2019s CCTV footage, which clearly showed the thief taking her bag and rifling through her coat pockets for her phone.\nKnowing she had to act quickly, she called the police \u2014 who said they wouldn\u2019t be able to get anyone to her for several hours.\nSurely, she reasoned, there was something she could do? Actually, there was \u2014 but it was risky, to put it mildly. Some might even call it foolhardy.\n\u2018I knew about a phone app called Find My iPhone,\u2019 remembers Sarah. \u2018All I had to do was type my phone details into a colleague\u2019s phone and we could see where it was on a map.\u2019\nAnd there it was, a blob on a screen, travelling east, along a main road, out of town. \u2018I called the police again, but they were still too busy to send an officer,\u2019 says Sarah. \u2018So I decided to go after it myself.\u2019\nWhen it comes to vigilante acts, the police are unequivocal: members of the public must never take the law into their own hands, but should call them immediately.\nHowever, as 750,000 mobile phones are stolen in England and Wales every year \u2014 with iPhones like Sarah\u2019s top of the criminals\u2019 target list \u2014 they\u2019re never going to be a police priority.\nAnd some might reason it is unrealistic to expect so much valuable police time, which would undoubtedly be better spent catching violent criminals, to be taken up retrieving stolen property.\nNo wonder people like Sarah feel they have no choice but to act themselves. Luckily, she escaped unharmed from the incident last April. \u2018I persuaded my boyfriend and two colleagues \u2014 one male, one female \u2014 to come along.\nDaring moment burglars plow a truck through a convenience... Girlfriend of man killed in fatal crash 'stole medic's...\n\u2018We jumped into a taxi and ended up following a bus. Eventually, I saw the thief, whom I recognised from the CCTV footage, jump off the bus, my mobile in his hand.\n\u2018My heart was pounding as I went up to him and said: \u201cThat\u2019s my phone, can I have it back?\u201d He was drunk and very intimidating, and refused to hand it over \u2014 until my friends piled out of the taxi and he knew he was outnumbered and handed it over.\u2019\nBuoyed by her success, Sarah then demanded the rest of her possessions, and the thief told her to follow him into a rundown council estate. Anxious that matters might be about to take a sinister turn, Sarah\u2019s friend hung back and dialled 999 for help.\nMercifully, this time \u2014 with Sarah in very real danger \u2014 officers were at the scene within minutes and arrested the man, retrieving Sarah\u2019s bank cards from his pockets, and her bag from a rubbish chute.\n\u2018I knew about a phone app called Find My iPhone (pictured),\u2019 remembers Sarah. \u2018All I had to do was type my phone details into a colleague\u2019s phone and we could see where it was on a map\u2019\nOfficers gave them a lift back to work, plus a word of caution not to take matters into their own hands in future. \u2018Looking back I can\u2019t believe I did it,\u2019 says Sarah. \u2018I could have been attacked, or worse, but I was so fired up with adrenaline and the fear that this person could break into my house, or steal my car, that I had to do something.\n\u2018I was angry with the thief for putting me in that position and the police for not coming to my rescue.\n\u2018But, thankfully, I didn\u2019t have to challenge him alone.\n\u2018I\u2019d like to say I wouldn\u2019t do it again but, knowing that the technology allows me to keep myself and my possessions safe, I probably would.\u2019\nThe rise of petty crime victims taking the law into their own hands was thrown into sharp focus last month when self-employed accountant Sara Gration, 37, reported the theft of her \u00a3469 iPad from her car to her local constabulary in Derbyshire.\nAfter telling them she had traced the thief using an app, the 37-year-old mother-of-two was staggered to be informed that the police were too busy to attend and that she should \u2018knock on his door\u2019 herself.\nFeeling \u2018petrified\u2019, but desperate to be reunited with her iPad, Sara did knock on the door on a nearby housing estate, but no one was home. \u2018I couldn\u2019t believe it, I was asked to turn detective myself and was sent to a house where I could have been put in danger.\n\u2018We jumped into a taxi and ended up following a bus. Eventually, I saw the thief, whom I recognised from the CCTV footage, jump off the bus, my mobile in his hand,' she said\n\u2018I appreciate that having your car broken into isn\u2019t exactly crime of the century and that it isn\u2019t a priority for them. But how can this be the right advice to give? Derbyshire police put me at risk rather than following up themselves. I am disgusted.\u2019\nAfter Sara went public with her story, she received an apology from Derbyshire Police Superintendent Tracy Harrison who said she should not have been advised to put herself in a \u2018dangerous situation to recover stolen items\u2019, and that an officer \u2018should have been allocated\u2019.\nAs for Sara\u2019s iPad, sadly, it\u2019s not been seen since. But there\u2019s one thing on which Sarah and Sara agree: it\u2019s only a matter of time before someone is seriously hurt.\nRyan Linley, who works for a haulage company, was understandably upset when his rucksack \u2014 containing a wallet, with \u00a350 and bank cards in it, his camper van keys and iPad \u2014 was stolen during a day out with his daughter in March.\nWithout the van keys, he and Isabella, six, were stranded at the Yorkshire Wildlife Park, in Doncaster. A family member had to travel from their house in Bridlington, East Yorkshire, with a spare set so they could drive home.\nThe thief had switched off Ryan\u2019s iPad, which meant the app didn\u2019t work and he was unable to trace it. However, on police advice, he set up an email alert to tell him when it was next switched on.\nA month later, an email came through and Ryan, 25, was able to track the device from his iPhone to an address in Doncaster.\nHe immediately called the police and asked if an officer could meet him at the address. \u2018The officer told me \u201cthere is nothing we can do\u201d, so I explained that, nevertheless, I was going to knock on the door and ask for my iPad back,\u2019 says Ryan.\n\u2018With hindsight, I can see it was quite a risky thing to do, but I work really hard for my money and I wasn\u2019t prepared to sit back and let someone else steal what\u2019s mine.\n\u2018I suppose it helps that I\u2019m 6ft 6in and built like a haystack.\u2019\nHe found the dilapidated house in the middle of an estate. \u2018A woman of about 30, obviously high on drugs, answered the door and, when I explained why I was there, she denied having my iPad,\u2019 recalls Ryan.\n\u2018Then a man \u2014 her partner, I think \u2014came to the door and started threatening me. I didn\u2019t want any violence, so I went back to sit in my van and called the police.\nBuoyed by her success, Sarah then demanded the rest of her possessions, and the thief told her to follow him into a rundown council estate\n\u2018While I was explaining the situation to them, four men, including the guy from the house, surrounded my van and started kicking it. The officer could hear what was going on and said they would send someone out.\n\u2018I was on my own for about 15 minutes with a bunch of men threatening me, so of course it was unsettling, but I was determined to stay put.\u2019\nTwo officers arrived and, although Ryan was able to show them on his phone that his iPad was inside the house, they said that wasn\u2019t grounds enough for them to search it. However, shortly afterwards, the man of the house walked out smoking a marijuana joint, which police said gave them reason to search the premises for drugs.\nAs officers headed through the front door, they spotted a young man jumping over the back fence.\nAs his iPad was never found, Ryan believes he took it with him.\n\u2018I\u2019ve since bought another iPad, although I\u2019m still paying for that one, which is incredibly galling,\u2019 he says. \u2018But what upsets me most is that it contained lots of photographs of my daughter, taken on days out, which are irreplaceable.\n\u2018It\u2019s very frustrating that, even though technology can now track down thieves, the police don\u2019t, or can\u2019t, seem to do anything with that information, so there is little point in involving them.\u2019\nHowever, Tracey Maguire, 50, who works in customer services for a bank, knows all too well that, even with irrefutable evidence, police can be hard to convince. Her iPhone, bought on a \u00a340-a- month contract, was taken from her bag in 2014 on Christmas Eve while she was out shopping. Her son managed to trace it to a street via his phone.\nWhen Tracey, from Leeds, reported this to the police, she felt confident that, having done part of their job for them, they would head over to retrieve it.\nInstead, she was told there was nothing officers could do to help.\nFrustrated, and not knowing where else to turn, Tracey asked a friend, who lived in the same street as the thief, to keep an ear to the ground.\n\u2018My friend shared something about it on Facebook and somebody messaged her to say that a girl in the street had suddenly acquired a new iPhone,\u2019 recalls Tracey.\nSo, on Boxing Day, she went to the house where the girl, in her 20s and rumoured to be a drug addict, lived with her mother and asked her to hand over the phone.\nAgain, Tracey reported it all to the police and, a couple of days later, an officer arrived at her door \u2014 and handed back her phone. Tracey knows she was very lucky.\nMark Vernon, 33, an interior designer, from East London, could have been killed when he went in pursuit of his phone, after it was stolen from his van three years ago. Still, he has no regrets.\nCCTV outside a neighbouring business picked up a young man with a skinhead and wearing a grey hoodie, smashing the driver\u2019s window with a stone and grabbing it.\nMark quickly located his mobile using his business partner\u2019s phone and the two of them jumped into his van and went after the thief.\n\u2018We spotted him, already at a kiosk trying to unlock the phone, or sell it,\u2019 says Mark.\n\u2018I jumped out of the van and stood behind him. I\u2019m not a big bloke, but I served six years in the infantry, so I can look after myself.\n\u2018I watched him put the phone down on the counter and grabbed his arm, tackled him to the floor and sat on him, making a citizen\u2019s arrest.\nRyan Linley was understandably upset when his rucksack was stolen during a day out at the Yorkshire Wildlife Park (pictured), in Doncaster (File photo)\n\u2018Suddenly, a crowd gathered, shouting abuse at me because they thought I was attacking him, while I tried to explain that he\u2019d nicked my phone.\n\u2018Then two undercover policemen pulled up and jumped out of their car. It turned out he was wanted for a number of crimes and the case went to court.\n\u2018I gave evidence, but I don\u2019t know how long he was sent down for \u2014 I was just happy to get my phone back and get on with my day.\u2019\nTempting though it may be to turn vigilante when we feel the police are not doing enough, the many thousands who each year fall victim to mobile phone thieves should bear in mind the case of a 23- year-old man from Alabama, America, who lost his life in February.\nTragically, he was shot dead after using a tracing app to locate his phone and the man he believed had stolen it.\nInconvenient though such thefts are, not even the most state-of-the-art technology is worth dying for.\nWould you dare track down and confront a thief who stole your phone?",
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        "raw_content": "Lawmakers Probe Taxpayer-Funded Academic Who Wants Obama to Prosecute Climate Change Skeptics\nKevin Mooney\t/ @KevinMooneyDC / October 26, 2015 / Leave a comment\nAn environmental institute run by Jagadish Shukla is the beneficiary of more than $60 million in taxpayer funds. (Photo: Evan Cantwell/George Mason University)\nTaxpayer-funded college professors and researchers who cite climate change to advocate regulations that would raise energy costs for consumers have some explaining to do, congressional investigators say.\nA House committee wants to know more about the relationship between taxpayer money received by the academics and their urging of President Obama to use federal racketeering law to go after businesses and other groups that oppose his aggressive agenda against climate change.\nThe panel\u2019s investigators also are curious to hear a George Mason University environmentalist, leader of the publicly supported researchers, explain a growing disparity between computer models showing global warming and fresh scientific evidence suggesting that Earth\u2019s temperatures have been flat for 18 years.\nRep. Lamar Smith, R-Texas, chairman of the Committee on Science, Space and Technology, cites \u201cserious concerns\u201d in a stern letter to Jagadish Shukla, a professor at George Mason University who specializes in atmospheric, oceanic, and earth studies.\nShukla\u2019s environmental institute, Smith writes, \u201cappears to be almost fully funded by taxpayer money while simultaneously participating in partisan political activities by requesting a [federal] investigation of companies and organizations that disagree with the Obama administration on climate change.\u201d\nIn a follow-up letter dated Oct. 19, Smith asks Shukla for financial documents as part of the congressional investigation.\nSmith is correct to be curious about an apparent conflict of interest, free-market energy policy analysts and scientific skeptics who question the validity of climate models told The Daily Signal in interviews.\n\u201cAs evidence mounts that the dire predictions of catastrophic global warming are not confirmed by climatological observations, the alarmist camp has had to resort to witch hunts,\u201d said Bonner Cohen, senior fellow at the National Center for Public Policy Research.\nShukla is among 20 publicly subsidized academics who signed a letter to Obama calling for a probe of \u201ccorporations and other organizations that have knowingly deceived the American people about the risks of climate change.\u201d\n>>> Commentary: Skeptical of Climate Change? These Academics Want You Prosecuted\nRep. Lamar Smith, R-Texas, has \u2018serious concerns\u2019 with academics\u2019 \u2018political activities.\u2019 (Photo: Chuck Kennedy/KRT/Newscom)\nIt turns out Shukla reaped tens of millions in climate-related grants from U.S. taxpayers in addition to his university salary.\nShukla, 71, is the founder and president of the Rockville, Md.-based Institute of Global Environment and Society, a nonprofit that received $63 million in taxpayer funds since 2001, according to financial data compiled by the Washington Free Beacon. A copy of Shukla\u2019s letter to Obama has been taken down from the institute\u2019s Web site.\nThe $63 million accounts for over 98 percent of his environmental institute\u2019s revenue in that time. By double-dipping between his university salary and his nonprofit, critics say, Shukla appears to have violated George Mason University\u2019s conflict of interest stipulations and rules that federal grant recipients who work for universities are expected to observe.\nSteve McIntyre, a statistician noted for challenging the data and methodology used in United Nations climate reports, writes the Climate Audit blog. McIntyre offers a detailed analysis of Shukla\u2019s compensation and how it squares with university and government policies.\nThe India-born Shukla, who joined George Mason\u2019s faculty in 1993, made a university salary of $314,000 by 2014, according to Climate Audit.\nShukla and his wife, Anastasia or Anne, continued to take in a substantial income from his nonprofit environmental institute, which is connected with the university\u2019s College of Science in Fairfax, Va. Anne Shukla was listed as business manager.\nThe couple received more than $800,000 in both 2013 and 2014 in combined income from the university salary and the environmental institute. A daughter, Sonia, was also employed by the institute, listed as both assistant business manager and assistant to Shukla.\nColleague Cites \u2018Some Evidence\u2019\nBeyond questions of nepotism and other potential conflicts of interest, congressional investigators\u2014as well as policy analysts and scientists who differ with Shukla\u2019s views on global warming\u2014is the appearance that taxpayers are financing the environmentalist\u2019s political activism.\nSome also argue that Shukla is in lockstep with the policy directives of Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse, D-R.I.\nShukla\u2019s name tops a list of 20 signers of the Sept. 1 letter urging Obama, Attorney General Loretta Lynch, and John Holdren, director of the Office of Science and Technology Policy, to investigate corporations and other groups skeptical of climate change under the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act. That law, known as RICO, typically is used to pursue organized crime.\nAlso signing the so-called RICO 20\u2019s letter were five colleagues at George Mason University and academics from the University of Washington in Seattle, Rutgers University in New Jersey, the University of Maryland, Florida State University, the University of Texas at Austin, and Columbia University. All are publicly funded universities.\nThe academics\u2019 request to Obama specifically embraces Whitehouse\u2019s call for a RICO investigation of those who dispute theories, advanced through the United Nations, that human activity largely is responsible for warming during the latter half of the 20th century.\nIn his Oct. 1 letter to Shukla, Smith directs the climate scientist to preserve all documents and electronic records going back to Jan. 1, 2009, which might be requested by Smith\u2019s committee as it looks into the allegations of the RICO 20. The committee chairman also asks for a list of employees, interns, and other associates in that period.\nThe Daily Signal last week asked Shukla and the five other George Mason academics for evidence that scientific skeptics had \u201cknowingly deceived\u201d the public about the risks of global warming. It also invited Shukla to comment on his financial relationship with the Institute of Global Environment and Society on campus, which some say violates university and government policies.\nShukla and most of the others did not respond.\nThe Daily Signal also asked a George Mason spokesman whether the university had any concerns about Shukla\u2019s work with the environmental institute IGES and whether it was confident Shukla operated within its policies. As of publication, the university has not responded.\nIn a phone interview, however, one George Mason professor who requested the probe of organizations that disagree on climate change said he intended to call for a RICO investigation only if hard evidence emerged that such groups knowingly were involved in an act of deception.\nDavid Straus, a professor of climate dynamics, told The Daily Signal:\nMy understanding is that there is some evidence in books and editorials that the groups and organizations mentioned in the letter may have knowingly deceived the public, and that the letter was written in response to an editorial [by Whitehouse] that said if evidence emerged that there was this deception, then the government had this option.\nSen. Sheldon Whitehouse, D-R.I., cites companies\u2019 \u2018enormous financial incentive to mislead.\u2019 (Photo: Al Drago/CQ Roll Call/Newscom)\nThe Daily Signal also asked Whitehouse\u2019s press office what evidence the Rhode Island senator had that climate skeptics and the fossil fuel industry were \u201cknowingly deceiving the public,\u201d and whether the senator had any concerns about the accuracy of the U.N.\u2019s climate models.\nIn an email to The Daily Signal, Whitehouse said:\nThe recent Exxon series, the implausibility of companies that big not comprehending the overwhelming science, the enormous financial motive to mislead, and their lobbying agenda being so at odds with the established science, as well as the evidence contained in recent books about a pattern of industry schemes to distort science. Civil discovery would of course be the time-tested way to find all the evidence.\nAny concerns I may have about individual climate models are more than offset by the actual measurements we are already seeing of ocean and atmospheric warming, sea level rise, and acidification of the oceans. As a data set, the models appear quite accurate, notwithstanding the variations among different models. The ocean effects are very hard to deny as measurement of heat absorption, the law of thermal expansion, and the chemistry of acidification seem beyond cavil.\nSoviet-Style Tactics?\nWilliam Happer, a Princeton University physicist, has another idea.\nInstead of launching RICO probes against dissenting scientists and others who raise legitimate questions about government-funded global warming research, Happer told The Daily Signal, policymakers should take a hard look at the \u201cLysenko cult\u201d that held sway in the days of the Soviet Union.\n\u201cThere are honest climate scientists today who are trying to straighten out the contradictions between climate models and observations, just as there were honest biologists in the Soviet Union who had the courage to speak out against Lysenko\u2019s cult,\u201d Happer said in an email.\nTrofim Lysenko was a biologist who directed the Lenin All-Union Academy of Agricultural Sciences. With the support of Soviet strongman Joseph Stalin, he dictated scientific results in step with the government\u2019s political agenda.\n\u201cLysenko\u2019s biology was adopted as official truth by Stalin\u2019s communist party by about 1930,\u201d Happer said.\nThe \u201cfalsification\u201d and \u201cbogus proofs\u201d used to prop up Lysenko\u2019s schemes is well-documented in the book \u201cPower and Science: The History of the Destruction of Genetics in the USSR,\u201d the Princeton physicist said.\nHapper added:\nClimate science has attempted to do the same thing. In spite of a recalcitrant Mother Nature, which has refused to warm for 18 years or more, grave government pronouncements continue to claim that this month is the warmest on record [and] that the most recent storm or last winter\u2019s record snowfall in some locale was due to global warming.\n\u2018Ironic and Hypocritical\u2019\nGiven the failure of U.N. climate models to accurately predict temperatures for almost two decades, the RICO 20 may be more vulnerable to their allegations than their intended targets, Cohen, the senior fellow at the National Center for Public Policy Research, told The Daily Signal.\n\u201cIt\u2019s ironic and hypocritical that those who blithely accuse skeptics of \u2018knowingly deceiving\u2019 the public on manmade climate change have themselves engaged in systematic deception for years,\u201d Cohen said in an email, adding:\nThey have deceived the public by claiming that climate models, with their dire projections of impending disaster, constitute science when, in fact, they are nothing but mathematical exercises that can be easily manipulated to produce the desired results. When the models turn out to be inaccurate, as they invariably do, the alarmists simply produce new models projecting more warming, rising sea levels, etc. They go to extraordinary lengths to avoid the essence of scientific inquiry: testing their hypothesis against measurable climatological observations. It\u2019s a tacit admission that they know they have no case.\nDavid Kreutzer, a senior energy policy analyst with The Heritage Foundation, expressed concern that some academics appear inclined to stifle scientific debate instead of welcoming new avenues of inquiry.\nIn light of the \u201cclimategate\u201d scandal that erupted in November 2009, Kreutzer told The Daily Signal, the letter from the RICO 20 could backfire. In that scandal, emails leaked from the Climate Research Unit at the University of East Anglia in Great Britain showed that researchers appeared willing to manipulate data to account for predicted catastrophic warming that didn\u2019t materialize.\n\u201cRICO lawsuits are no way to do science or to resolve policy questions,\u201d Kreutzer, Heritage\u2019s senior research fellow in energy economics and climate change, said. \u201cHowever, if there were to be such lawsuits, it seems like those who manipulated charts to \u2018hide the decline\u2019 [in temperature] and conspired to prevent contrarian scholars from publishing in academic journals would be first on the docket.\u201d\nJagadish Shukla, right, is congratulated by colleague Menas Kafatos at an awards ceremony in 2005. (Photo: Lisa McCarty/George Mason University)\n\u2018Ethical Baggage\u2019\nTo date, 2015 has been a big year for political attacks on those skeptical of climate change and what might cause it.\nAs the Daily Signal previously reported, Whitehouse and other members of Congress sent letters to fossil fuel companies and trade groups asking if they funded scientists who questioned the validity of theories that link global warming with human activity. The letters named Willie Soon, an astrophysicist with the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics.\nIn a peer-reviewed paper published in January in a scientific journal, Soon and co-authors found that computer models included in the U.N.\u2019s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change were laced with mathematical errors that greatly overstated the effects of carbon dioxide on the climate. The research paper appeared in Scientific Bulletin, a bimonthly journal co-sponsored by the Chinese Academy of Sciences and the National Natural Science Foundation of China.\n\u201cAs evidence mounts that the dire predictions of catastrophic global warming are not confirmed by climatological observations, the alarmist camp has had to resort to witch hunts,\u201d said Cohen, the senior fellow at the National Center for Public Policy Research.\nCohen cited the Environmental Protection Agency, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, and other agencies as he added of climate change activists:\nRather than debate Willie Soon on the science, a fight they can\u2019t win, they attack his source of funding. Ironically, the alarmists\u2019 funding dwarfs that of the skeptics, and [their] funding comes with its own ethical baggage. It comes from highly politicized federal agencies \u2013 EPA, NOAA, NASA, the Department of Energy, etc. \u2013 that have a vested interest in keeping the scare going in order to justify their own funding levels. 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        "raw_content": "Don\u2019t Pull a Seymour Hoffman- Update Your Estate Planning\nWhen actor Seymour Hoffman passed away he had not yet updated his estate planning. He had a will and living trust, but signed them before two of his three children were born. This failure to update his estate planning could cause havoc...and a loss of lots of money for the family. The legal question presented is \"Who are the Beneficiaries of his $35,000,000 estate?\" Had Seymour updated his estate planning he could have avoided a slew of problems that will surface and possibly prevent his two \"After Born Children\" from getting anything...or at least not what Hoffman would probably have wanted for them.\nI opened every one of my legal radio shows and legal columns in local paper with the saying that \"People Don't Plan to Fail, They Fail to Plan.\" Hoffman is guilty of the adage-it is just as true for Estate Planning as it is for an Auto Accident or DUI. I always suggest to my friends and clients that they address these potential issues before they arise. Once you have been in an Accident or received a DUI you are stressed and people often do not make wise decisions under those circumstances. So plan now for whom you would call if you or a loved one had an Accident or DUI and keep those names handy so that they are easy to find in an emergency.\nMost people are \"shocked\" when they learn that many of the most famous people in the world died without any estate planning. Would you believe Walt Disney, Marilyn Monroe, Elvis Presley, JP Morgan, John D. Rockefeller, US Chief Justice Warren Burger, Heath Ledger, gold medal winner Flo Jo and our own Sonny Bono died without an estate plan? All of them could easily have afforded the most talented and expensive lawyer in the country. However, they did not plan ahead!\nBy not updating his estate planning to cover all his children, Hoffman left their grieving mother in a pickle.\nAt the time he prepared his will he had one child named Cooper. After that he had two \"After Born Children\" who were both NOT mentioned in the will. A good lawyer could have added a sentence to Hoffman's estate planning stating \"Any reference to Cooper includes children born to me after him\".\nNormally that would not be a big issue as Seymour left the money to the mother of his children. However, he had never married her! Thus she does not get any estate tax breaks available to spouses. The \"marital deduction\" allows one spouse to give all their money to the surviving spouse with certain limitations, but would not apply with Hoffman.\nWe have all read that his $35,000,000 estate would NOT qualify for a tax exemption of the first $5.34 Million dollars under federal law and would then also be taxed on the excess...in addition to what NY will tax. Thus, by \"Pulling a Seymour\" his estate could be reduced by about 50% in taxes. In addition, because he was not married, any money left over could be taxed again.\nSeymour Hoffman's estate plan bears an eerie resemblance to that of Heath Ledger's. That is not a scenario one should emulate.",
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        "raw_content": "Next year I\u2019ll be 40\nSo I\u2019ll be 39 on Saturday. I can\u2019t really manage to care about birthdays any more but in the end a birthday, like New Year, is a good time to take stock of your life.\nFollowing the advice of the wise Monty Python and trying to look on the bright side of life I can say that at 39 I\u2019m on speaking terms with all my family (something my teenage self might be surprised to find out), I have a nice (if overly preocupied and occasionally depressed) husband who\u2019s been known to brighten my day by sending me pictures of his abs, I have a cute nephew and niece, I\u2019m not over-weight (always a strong plus for the ladies. Apparently our main concern in life is to remain fuckable for as long as possible \u2013 don\u2019t be cross with me, I just say it likeI see it), I\u2019m fairly healthy (well, there may be something slightly wrong with my brain but I\u2019ll worry about that if and when the time comes) and two thirds of my children are alive and well (not the best average for the twenty first century but there you go).\nFinally, if all goes according to plan, by my fortieth birthday I may be able to see my teeth again so that\u2019s something to look forward to.\nTrust me, this is the most enthusiastic I can manage when it comes to this time of year. It\u2019s a step up from previous years when the soundtrack was basically Green Day\u2019s \u201cWake me up when September ends\u201d.\nFebre misteriosa e sirenes\nLullabies literais",
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        "raw_content": "The tree is in place and will soon be strung with 50,000 lights as one of New York City\u2019s star holiday attractions, a gift from a same-sex married couple.\nNew York City\u2019s Rockefeller Center Christmas tree goes up The tree is in place and will soon be strung with 50,000 lights as one of New York City\u2019s star holiday attractions, a gift from a same-sex married couple. Check out this story on detroitnews.com: https://www.detroitnews.com/story/news/nation/2018/11/10/rockefeller-christmas-tree/38470745/\nVerena Dobnik and Julie Walker, Associated Press Published 7:53 p.m. ET Nov. 10, 2018\nWorkers move the 2018 Rockefeller Center Christmas tree into position on a platform at New York's Rockefeller Plaza, Saturday, Nov. 10, 2018.(Photo11: Julie Walker / AP)\nNew York \u2013 The Rockefeller Center Christmas tree is in place and will soon be strung with 50,000 lights as one of New York City\u2019s star holiday attractions, a gift from a same-sex married couple.\nThe 72-foot-tall, 12-ton Norway spruce arrived on a flatbed trailer Saturday morning and was hoisted by a crane into a spot overlooking the Rockefeller skating rink. Millions of people are expected to visit the tree, which will stay up till Jan. 7.\nCrowds will see the tree burst alive with 5 miles of LED multicolored lights and a 900-pound Swarovski crystal star during a televised ceremony on Nov. 28.\nLissette Gutierrez, left, hugs her wife, Shirley Figueroa, with the 72-foot-tall Norway spruce that the couple donated in the background, Saturday, Nov. 10, 2018 in New York. (Photo11: Julie Walker / AP)\nThe 75-year-old spruce came from Wallkill, 60 miles north of New York. It was donated by Lissette Gutierrez and her wife, Shirley Figueroa, from their home property. They nicknamed the tree \u201cShelby.\u201d\n\u201cNow it\u2019s not my tree, it\u2019s the world\u2019s tree; I\u2019m so happy to be able to share her with everyone,\u201d Figueroa said at Rockefeller Center on Saturday. \u201cMillions of people will come to visit Shelby.\u201d\nFigueroa, 49, explained that she refers to the tree as \u201cshe\u201d because \u201cI felt she has a female spirit.\u201d\nFigueroa said that when she and Gutierrez bought their house, the previous owner said Rockefeller Center\u2019s gardener had his eye on the tree. Gutierrez, 47, said she initially was reluctant to give up the spruce, but Figueroa convinced her.\nErik Pauze, the center\u2019s head gardener, also attended the ceremony. He cared for the tree over the summer, watering and feeding it compost tea as the couple watched outside their home.\nThe 2018 Rockefeller Center Christmas tree, a 72-foot tall, 12-ton Norway Spruce from Wallkill, N.Y., is craned into place, Saturday, Nov. 10, 2018, in New York. (Photo11: Diane Bondareff / AP)\nThe legacy of the famed New York holiday tree reaches back to Christmas Eve in 1931, during the Great Depression. Workers building Rockefeller Center pooled their money to buy a 20-foot tree they decorated with garland handmade by their families.\nTwo years later, Rockefeller Center officials made the tree an annual tradition, starting with the first lighting ceremony in 1933.\nRead or Share this story: https://www.detroitnews.com/story/news/nation/2018/11/10/rockefeller-christmas-tree/38470745/",
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        "raw_content": "by JeanneDamoff | Apr 20, 2017 | Consilium Community | 3 comments\nSwimsuit season is around the corner.\nMaybe that\u2019s not the opening sentence you\u2019d expect in a blog post about prayer \u2014 though wouldn\u2019t it be nice if confessing those extra pounds could remove them as far as the east is from the west? Yeah. Not happening.\nAs I was saying, swimsuit season is around the corner. And for many of us, that means we become even more acutely aware of our perceived bodily imperfections. No matter how flattering the style of our swimwear, we still feel exposed (because we are) and self-conscious. Every flaw is magnified and our assets (if we even believe we have any) obscured.\nI don\u2019t have to tell you that our culture is a cruel taskmaster, and the older you get, the harder it is to keep step. If we believe the headlines on the magazines in the grocery store check-out line, every woman should be thin, young-looking, rich, powerful, in charge of her life, pretty, fashionable, well-educated, independent, sexy, sexually uninhibited, economically productive, athletic, confident, assertive, and free to pursue her dreams no matter what they are.\nDon\u2019t get me wrong. I\u2019m not suggesting that all these things are inherently bad. But I am saying any of them can become a distraction or, worse yet, an idol. If we\u2019re motivated by culturally dictated lifestyle goals, we\u2019ll never be enough, and we\u2019ll never discover the wonder and contentment found only in the identity Christ purchased for us.\nWe need to recognize that our culture is selling us lies.\nEven though many of these things are not necessarily sinful, none of them will bring peace, satisfaction, or purpose. And none of them indicate God\u2019s favor. We need to stop listening to our culture\u2019s definition of life and start listening to God\u2019s. For some of us, this may mean unsubscribing to magazines, turning off the TV, or walking away from the computer screen. The answer won\u2019t be the same for everyone because the primary issue is our heart. Freedom for all of us is found in the truth.\nAnd what is the truth? That\u2019s the best news!\nKeeping in mind what our culture says we should be, consider what God has said about us:\nWe are created in His image, covered by the shadow of His wing, held in the palm of His hand, fearfully and wonderfully made, created for His pleasure and glory, chosen in Him before the foundation of the world, taught by the Holy Spirit, known, protected, shielded, shepherded, disciplined as beloved children, grafted into the vine, loved, cherished, set apart, adopted, His workmanship created for good works that He has foreordained for us to walk in.\nWe are His body, His ambassadors, the light of the world \u2014 a city set on a hill that cannot be hidden (even behind the blousiest swimsuit cover). We have this treasure \u2014 the beautiful love and life of Christ \u2014 in clay jars. Some of our jars may be a little lumpy and some may be slightly cracked, but the jar isn\u2019t the point. The living water that flows out of it is.\nSo, here\u2019s my swimsuit season challenge to all of us: Pray without ceasing.\nThat means we\u2019ll have to walk away from the mirror and forget what we look like \u2014 refuse to hide behind self-consciousness, and shift our focus to all the people around us. We really can go through this season (and every season) with our eyes wide open, choosing to see rather than worrying about being seen.\nAt the pool, on vacation, in our own neighborhoods. At work, with family, out running errands. Let us be vessels of prayer, available to the Holy Spirit to be filled with intercession, thanksgiving, wisdom, grace, comfort, and encouragement. Let\u2019s be present with all our senses, our spirits awake to the aches that lurk behind the other person\u2019s flattering one-piece, expensive shades, and sprayed-on tan. She\u2019s actually dying to be seen.\nSwimsuit season is around the corner. And you know what, sister? Your heart looks amazing. 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Looking forward to this summer as last summer I finally accepted and loved myself just the way I was at the beach, poolside, wherever I was, and it was a blessing. I will remember your encouragement this summer too. Thank you!\njeannedamoff\ton April 21, 2017 at 4:59 pm\nThank you, Kelly! I\u2019m so glad you\u2019ve stopped hiding! Love to you.\nThank you for this timely reminder. I\u2019m ready!",
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        "raw_content": "On the eve of the Joplin mission, I find myself extremely grateful that this is about to be a reality for me. I can\u2019t believe the huge amount of support that came from my family, Hofstra and countless others. This is my first mission trip with Hofstra and Family Missions, so I\u2019m not sure what to expect, but I know this is where I\u2019m supposed to be. God has such a mysterious way of steering me in the direction of the road I have to be on. If it wasn\u2019t for the amazing trip to D.C. for the March for Life and the recent retreat I was on, I don\u2019t know if my heart would be on fire as much as it is right now. God was pretty much slapping me in the face with all the hints he gave me about going on this mission. And with Easter behind us, it gave me some time to reflect on the other reasons I\u2019m doing this.\nI went to Hartford last weekend to see a wonderful done production of the Passion of the King. I\u2019ve seen passion plays before, but this one in particular had me kneeling at his feet ready to give him my soul at that very moment, but I know that\u2019s not what Jesus wants from me right now. He wants me to spread his message of forgiveness and unity under the Eucharist. When the opportunity to join this mission team presented itself, I knew I had to do it, not for me, but for Him and the people of Joplin who need as much help as possible. I feel so reinvigorated and ready for this mission spiritually and physically (because I know there is going to be much labor involved). Thanks to Bridget, Rosie and Family missions for giving me an opportunity to spread my wings and find my way into God\u2019s good graces. Lastly, I\u2019d like to say how thankful I am that this could happen during my senior year of college, and on the week after Easter. How appropriate this occasion is. I\u2019d like to leave you with a quote as a reminder of why we do the work we do here on this Earth. Let this evangelize the masses.\n\"Whatsoever ye do, work heartily, as unto the Lord, and not unto men.\" - Colossians 3:23",
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        "raw_content": "Saakashvili in Odessa \u2013 no half-measures this time\nFlickr/European People's Party\nThe former Georgian leader is set to do it his way in Odessa\nIn August 2008, the Russian foreign minister Sergei Lavrov said: \u201cThe US should make a choice now \u2013 either have a partnership with Russia or with the political corpse of Saakashvili.\u201d\nLavrov was not the only one to believe that former Georgian President Mikhail Saakashvili was finished after the August war over South Ossetia. He was not thought likely to survive defeat as most probably he would be toppled by the Georgian opposition sooner rather than later. This was one of the reasons why the Russian troops did not move on Tbilisi \u2013 the Georgians were supposed to finish him off themselves.\nIn 2012, Saakashvili was jeered at by his opponents once again. This time, after his party suffered a humiliating defeat in the parliamentary elections, he was surely politically dead. But it took the corpse just two years to re-emerge \u2013 this time in Ukraine as newly-appointed governor of Odessa region - and to stun both his friends and enemies.\nSo what should we expect from Saakashvili in Odessa?\nSaakashvili is someone who would rather be number one in Odessa than number two in Ukraine. He is much more comfortable in Odessa than he was Kyiv. He is now the boss of a wealthy and strategically important region. If he succeeds in reforming Odessa, this might become an example for the whole of Ukraine. But can he do it? He has a good chance of success, at least in the early stages. This is because he will be even more resolute in Odessa than he was in Georgia.\nHe has learned his Georgian lessons, or rather learned them in his own way.\nIn Georgia, he started well, but later stumbled. His reforms had costs \u2013 some people lost their job, some people were sent to jail, some people just did not like his drive for modernisation, but the reformer did not seem to realise this. As a result, in November 2007 tens of thousands of Georgians rallied against Saakashvili. They were dispersed by force and the TV station which backed them was raided. Georgia\u2019s Western friends were shocked and Saakashvili had to resign. He went on to win the presidential elections again, but this time found life more difficult. After that he had to balance being a democrat and being a reformer. Without being (or at least appearing to be) a democrat, he risked losing Western support and had, therefore, to put up with his critics, the political opposition and the attacks of newspapers. Moreover, he had to tolerate Bidzina Ivanishvili when the latter openly defied him in 2011 (and finally beat him in 2012).\nSaakashvili believes that he was not able to finish what he started in Georgia. He may think that this was his fault too, because he was too lenient and allowed his opponents to interfere and criticise him. Many of his supporters still cannot understand why he did not arrest some openly pro-Russian politicians. Here too is evidence of Saakashvili\u2019s difficult balancing act. Perhaps fearing to be called a dictator, he avoided arrests, but his opponents labelled him one all the same. While he certainly harassed the opposition, he never destroyed them.\nThis is why in Odessa he will be even more resolute. This time there will be no balancing and no half-measures. This time he\u2019ll do it his way and try to do it as quickly as possible. He is already at war with criminal authorities and corrupt officials and defeating oligarchs will be one of his top priorities (an unforgettable lesson of Georgian politics). In Georgia, he succeeded as a reformer and failed as a democrat. In Odessa he has only to succeed as a reformer. Ukrainians need modernization. They are fed up with corruption and bad governance and so democracy can wait.\nThis is why he may succeed in the early stages. He has done it once before in Georgia. He knows Ukraine well having studied there as a student and is better than most Western advisors. But there is risk too \u2013 with a free hand in Odessa, his determination to change things rapidly and radically may make him even more ruthless than he was in Georgia. But unfortunately Ukraine, beset by conflict and in dire need of reforms, does not have the luxury of avoiding risks.\nThe uneasy question is: what comes next? Even if Saakashvili succeeds in Odessa thus setting an example for the whole country, it is unclear what will happen to him or to Ukraine. Will he, after all, become an exemplary democrat? Saakashvili is, in many ways, an archetypal moderniser: a product of democratic transition and not of democracy.\nBut for now, the real issue is getting things moving in Ukraine. Odessites and Ukrainians should remember that Saakashvili is good at getting things moving. But when this has been done, then individuals and leaders should gradually give way to strong state institutions. Ukrainians would do well to bear this in mind.\nTornike Sharashenidze is a professor and head of MA programme in International Affairs at the Georgian Institute for Public Affairs (GIPA) where he lectures on the history of diplomacy\nRead more on: Wider Europe Forum,Wider Europe,EaP,Ukraine",
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        "raw_content": "Mr Albert Haines\nHome Titanic Survivors Mr Albert Haines\nMr Albert Haines (Boatswain Mate) was born in Sandhurst, Kent, England on 5 May 1880, later being baptised on 11 July that same year.\nHe was the son of Emmanuel Haines (1853-1914), a labourer and former police constable, and Mary Ann Hallett (b. 1847), both Kent natives who had married in Tunbridge Wells in 1863.\nHe had ten known siblings: Anne Maria (b. 1864), Olive Hannah (b. 1865), Charles Henry (b. 1867), Kate Mary (b. 1870), Lilly (b. 1872), Lotty (b. 1876), Oliver George (b. 1874), Ernest Reuben (b. 1878), Rosie (b. 1883) and Edith (b. 1886).\nAlbert first appears on the 1881 census whilst a resident of 110 St John's Road, Tonbridge, Kent. At the time of the 1891 census the family were living at 74 Queens Road, Tunbridge Wells, Kent. When the family appeared on the 1901 census they were living at 76 Queens Road but Albert was not present.\nAlbert had joined the Royal Navy on 2 July 1896, his first ship being the Impregnable, soon rising to the rank of able seaman by 1899. Other ships he served aboard included Pembroke I, Cruiser, Cambridge and Vernon, among others. Serving until 27 October 1903 his last ship was Pembroke I following which he was invalided. Of very good conduct, he stood at 5' 4\" and had brown hair, hazel eyes and a fair complexion. He had a large scar over his left knee and sported various tattoos, including a heart on his left forearm and an anchor on his right.\nBy the 1911 census Albert is now a boarder in Southampton at 52 Grove Street. He is described as a steamship seaman and unmarried.\nHaines had joined Titanic in Belfast for her delivery trip to Southampton. When he signed-on again in Southampton for the maiden voyage, on 6 April 1912, he gave his local address 52 Grove Street. His last ship was the Olympic and as Boatswain's mate he received monthly wages of \u00a35, 10s. Whilst aboard he had the starboard watch.\nHaines recalled an uneventful crossing up until the night of the accident. At the time of the collision Haines was standing under the forecastle deck awaiting orders when he felt a \"blow\" and could hear air escaping from right forward right so he crossed to the exhaust from the forepeak tank which was filling with water, pushing the air out. Just as he arrived there chief officer Wilde and lamp trimmer Samuel Hemming also stopped to investigate. A storekeeper (presumably John Foley) went to the forepeak but found no water there but the forepeak tank was by now full and the chief officer left for the bridge to report. He reported seeing small chunks of ice in the forward well deck.\nHaines then went to the number 1 hatch and noticed how the tarpaulin covering it was \"bellying up, raising, showing that the water was coming in...\" so he left and also made for the bridge and reported this to Wilde who instructed him to get the men up and get to work putting the boats out. After all the boats were swung out Haines went and stood by his own assigned boat, number 9 with his crew that consisted of James McGough and William Peters, and some stewards and firemen.\nWhilst waiting by boat 9 first officer Murdoch arrived with a crowd of passengers and they filled the boat with ladies among the crowd, including a few male passengers. One lady refused to enter the boat and retreated into the crowd.\nOnce the boat had a compliment of an estimated 60 bodies it was lowered and Haines had been ordered to lay off and keep clear. Not realising the severity of the situation during the evacuation, Haines stated that he only realised the ship was in danger after he had reach the water and saw how much she had sank by the head. As a precaution, he decided to pull out further from the ship to around 100 yards.\nAfter the ship went down and the cries could be heard of those left behind, Haines pondered whether to return.\n\"... I called the sailors aft, and I passed the remark to them: \"There is people in the water.\" I said, \"Do you think it advisable?\" I said, \"We can't do nothing with this crowd we have in the boat,\" because we had no room to row, let alone do anything else, sir; and it was no good of our going back. by the time we got back there, we could not have done anything. We could not move in the boat, let alone row. I thought it unsafe to go back there, sir, having so many in the boat.\"\nHaines thought it useless to row anywhere and had the boat remain stationary until daylight. It was with the break of daylight that the lights of the Carpathia became visible and all around Haines reported numerous icebergs and growlers--between 30 and 50--and an ice field which stretched for several miles.\nHaines was called to testify at the American Inquiry into the sinking before returning to England.\nHe continued to work at sea until at least the early 1920s and was married in Southampton in mid-1914 to Florence Elsie Southwell (b. 9 November 1890), a native of that city. Their only child, a son Ronald Jesse was born on 29 July 1917. The couple later moved to the Grosvenor Road area of Southampton.\nOn 6 June 1933 Albert Haines was crossing the road on The Avenue, Southampton that he was struck by a motor car; he sustained a fractured skull and died in a fire department ambulance en route to hospital. He was aged 53. He is buried in Old Common Cemetery, Southampton this was an unmarked grave but now it is marked with a wooden cross (section C176, plot 210).\nHis widow Florence remarried the following year, becoming Mrs Alexander Holmes. She remained in Southampton where she died in 1975. His son Ronald was later married, in 1940, to Beryl Barter and he remained in Southampton where he died on 1 February 1995.\nOn his 1920 Board of Trade identity card (CR10) he is shown as serving aboard the Mauretania.\nKent and Sussex Courier (1912)\nALBERT HAINES\nTITANIC SURVIVOR ALBERT HAINES\nUnited States Senate Hearings, 25 May 1912, Testimony\nNational Archives CR10 Identity Card, 1920\n(2019) Albert Haines Encyclopedia Titanica (ref: #1335, updated 11th February 2019 20:05:03 PM)\nURL : https://www.encyclopedia-titanica.org/titanic-survivor/albert-haines.html\nName: Mr Albert Haines\nBorn: Wednesday 5th May 1880 in Sandhurst, Kent, England\nLast Residence: at 62 Grove Street Southampton, Hampshire, England\nOccupation: Boatswain Mate\nDied: Tuesday 6th June 1933 aged 53 years\nCause of Death: Road Traffic Accident",
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        "raw_content": "Home People History Italian History: Biographies Alcide De Gasperi\nThe Italian statesman Alcide De Gasperi (1881-1954) was one of the founders of Italian democracy after World War II.\nAlcide De Gasperi was born on April 3, 1881, at Pieve Tesino in Trentino, then controlled by Austria. As a young man, he became active in the Irredentist movement to bring Italian-speaking people still under Austrian jurisdiction into the kingdom of Italy. In 1906 he began publication of the polemical journal II Trentino. This brought him a good deal of attention, and in 1911 he was elected to the Austrian Parliament as deputy for Trentino, a post he held for 6 years.\nDe Gasperi then joined the new Catholic People's party (Partito Popolare Italiano), founded by the Catholic political leader Don Luigi Sturzo. Trentino became part of Italy following World War I, and De Gasperi served as a deputy in the Italian Parliament from 1921 to 1924. Hard work brought him a position of eminence, and when Don Sturzo was forced into exile in 1924, De Gasperi became general secretary of the party.\nAs Mussolini's hold on the Italian government grew stronger, the position of the party became ever more precarious, and in 1926 it was dissolved. De Gasperi was imprisoned but was released 3 years later when, amid the atmosphere of good feeling between Mussolini and the Vatican, the archbishop of Trent intervened on his behalf. De Gasperi found asylum and temporary peace in the Vatican, where he studied Catholic social doctrine.\nDuring World War II De Gasperi became active in the underground and was one of the founders of the illegal Christian Democratic party (Democrazia Christiana). He also founded the newspaper Popolo. After the liberation of Italy in June 1944, he served as minister without portfolio and then as foreign minister; in December 1945 he became premier, a post he held until 1953. As chief of the Italian delegation at the World War II peace conference, he elicited concessions from the Allies that guaranteed Italian sovereignty.\nAfter the formal end of the monarchy in June 1946, De Gasperi functioned as head of the Christian Democrats, the party that dominated Parliament for the next 8 years. As premier, he gave moderate guidance that kept a precarious balance, during this critical postwar period, between disparate elements within the party and the nation. By avoiding conflicts with the numerous Socialists and Communists, he managed with great delicacy to put Italian democracy on a firm foundation. Besides his successful negotiations with the Allied Powers, his most striking achievement in foreign policy was the agreement with Austria (September 1946) to establish the southern Tirol as an autonomous region.\nWhen the Christian Democrats did not gain a majority in the elections of 1953, De Gasperi was unable to establish a workable Cabinet and was forced to resign as premier. The following year he also had to forgo the leadership of his party, and 2 months later, on Aug. 19, 1954, he died.\nSources on De Gasperi in English are scarce. Elisa A. Carrillo, Alcide de Gasperi: The Long Apprenticeship (1965), covers his early life through his entry into the Quirinale as premier. Consult Denis Mack Smith, Italy: A Modern History (1959), for the political picture. English translations of the works by Luigi Sturzo that are helpful are Church and State (1939), Italy and the Coming World (1945), and Italy and Fascism (1967). \u25a1\n\"Alcide De Gasperi.\" Encyclopedia of World Biography. . Encyclopedia.com. 13 Feb. 2019 <https://www.encyclopedia.com>.\n\"Alcide De Gasperi.\" Encyclopedia of World Biography. . Encyclopedia.com. (February 13, 2019). https://www.encyclopedia.com/history/encyclopedias-almanacs-transcripts-and-maps/alcide-de-gasperi\n\"Alcide De Gasperi.\" Encyclopedia of World Biography. . Retrieved February 13, 2019 from Encyclopedia.com: https://www.encyclopedia.com/history/encyclopedias-almanacs-transcripts-and-maps/alcide-de-gasperi\nAlcide De Gasperi (\u00e4lch\u0113\u00b4d\u0101 d\u0101 g\u00e4\u00b4sp\u0101r\u0113), 1881\u20131954, Italian premier and a founder of the Christian Democratic party. Born in the Trentino\u2014then under Austria\u2014he represented Italian irredentists in the Austrian parliament and after the transfer of the Trentino to Italy at the end of World War I served (1921\u201324) as a Catholic deputy in the Italian parliament. After 16 months of imprisonment as an anti-Fascist, De Gasperi received (1931) a position at the Vatican Library; there he organized during World War II the center-right Christian Democratic party. A successor in part to Luigi Sturzo's Popular party, the moderately conservative group derived its program from the social teachings of the Roman Catholic Church. After the Italian surrender in 1943 he held several cabinet posts. From 1945 to 1953 he was premier of eight successive coalition cabinets dominated by the Christian Democrats, and as such was the main architect of Italy's initial postwar, post-Fascist recovery. In 1947, De Gasperi excluded the Communists and left-wing Socialists from the government, and in 1948 his party won a major electoral victory. De Gasperi inaugurated land reform, championed close cooperation with the United States, and led Italy into the European Recovery Program and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.\n\"De Gasperi, Alcide.\" The Columbia Encyclopedia, 6th ed.. . Encyclopedia.com. 13 Feb. 2019 <https://www.encyclopedia.com>.\n\"De Gasperi, Alcide.\" The Columbia Encyclopedia, 6th ed.. . Encyclopedia.com. (February 13, 2019). https://www.encyclopedia.com/reference/encyclopedias-almanacs-transcripts-and-maps/de-gasperi-alcide\n\"De Gasperi, Alcide.\" The Columbia Encyclopedia, 6th ed.. . Retrieved February 13, 2019 from Encyclopedia.com: https://www.encyclopedia.com/reference/encyclopedias-almanacs-transcripts-and-maps/de-gasperi-alcide\nDe Gasperi, Alcide (1881\u20131954) Italian statesman, prime minister (1945\u201353). De Gasperi was born in Trentino, then under Austrian rule. He struggled successfully for its reunification with Italy. A staunch anti-fascist, De Gasperi was imprisoned twice in the 1920s. During World War II, he founded the Italian Christian Democratic Party. De Gasperi is regarded as the chief architect of Italy's post-war recovery. He led Italy into NATO, and championed closer relations with the USA.\n\"De Gasperi, Alcide.\" World Encyclopedia. . Encyclopedia.com. 13 Feb. 2019 <https://www.encyclopedia.com>.\n\"De Gasperi, Alcide.\" World Encyclopedia. . Encyclopedia.com. (February 13, 2019). https://www.encyclopedia.com/environment/encyclopedias-almanacs-transcripts-and-maps/de-gasperi-alcide\n\"De Gasperi, Alcide.\" World Encyclopedia. . Retrieved February 13, 2019 from Encyclopedia.com: https://www.encyclopedia.com/environment/encyclopedias-almanacs-transcripts-and-maps/de-gasperi-alcide\nGasperi, Alcide de (1881\u20131954) Italian statesman, prime minister (1945\u201353). Gasperi was elected to the Austro-Hungarian parliament in 1911, and in 1921 entered the Italian parliament as a founder of the Italian People's Party. A strong opponent of fascism, he was imprisoned during Mussolini's regime. During World War II, he was active in the resistance and helped to create the Christian Democratic Party. As prime minister, he contributed greatly to Italy's postwar recovery.\n\"Gasperi, Alcide de.\" World Encyclopedia. . Encyclopedia.com. 13 Feb. 2019 <https://www.encyclopedia.com>.\n\"Gasperi, Alcide de.\" World Encyclopedia. . Encyclopedia.com. (February 13, 2019). https://www.encyclopedia.com/environment/encyclopedias-almanacs-transcripts-and-maps/gasperi-alcide-de\n\"Gasperi, Alcide de.\" World Encyclopedia. . Retrieved February 13, 2019 from Encyclopedia.com: https://www.encyclopedia.com/environment/encyclopedias-almanacs-transcripts-and-maps/gasperi-alcide-de\nAlcide de Gasperi: see De Gasperi, Alcide.\n\"Gasperi, Alcide de.\" The Columbia Encyclopedia, 6th ed.. . Encyclopedia.com. 13 Feb. 2019 <https://www.encyclopedia.com>.\n\"Gasperi, Alcide de.\" The Columbia Encyclopedia, 6th ed.. . Encyclopedia.com. (February 13, 2019). https://www.encyclopedia.com/reference/encyclopedias-almanacs-transcripts-and-maps/gasperi-alcide-de\n\"Gasperi, Alcide de.\" The Columbia Encyclopedia, 6th ed.. . Retrieved February 13, 2019 from Encyclopedia.com: https://www.encyclopedia.com/reference/encyclopedias-almanacs-transcripts-and-maps/gasperi-alcide-de\nItalian statesman; b. Pieve Tesino (Trentino), Austria-Hungary, April 3, 1881; d. Sella, Italy, Aug. 19, 1954. After receiving his secondary education in Trent, he studied in the University of Vienna (1900\u201305), where he specialized in philosophy and philology. While there he devoted much time to organizing Catholic students and workers and instilling in them the principles of Leo XIII's social encyclical rerum novarum. After graduation he edited Il Trentino and made it the journal of the Popular party, which advocated Catholic solutions to socioeconomic problems and autonomy for the Trentino region. De Gasperi was elected to the Austrian Reichsrat in 1911. During World War I he supervised relief activities in the camps peopled with Italians who had been expelled from the Trentino by the Austrian authorities.\nAfter Italy annexed the Trentino (1919), De Gasperi joined the Popular party of Don sturzo and was elected to the Italian parliament (1921). As an opponent of fascism, De Gasperi was arrested and charged with clandestine attempts at expatriation (1927). He received a four-year prison sentence, but illness and royal intervention effected his release (1928). From 1929 until 1943 he worked in the vatican library, first as a cataloguer and later (1939\u201343) as the secretary of the library. In 1942 he revived the Popular party, which was known henceforth as the Christian Democratic party. He was premier of Italy (Dec. 1945 to July 1953), the first practicing Catholic to hold the post. Communists and left-wing Socialists were part of his coalition cabinets until June 1947, but they were excluded thereafter and membership was restricted mostly to his own party. As premier De Gasperi supported industrial and agrarian reforms, continuation of the Lateran Pacts, alliance with the West, and European unity. He is buried in Rome in the Church of S. Lorenzo.\nBibliography: a. de gasperi, I Cattolici dall'opposizione al governo (Bari 1955). i. giordani, Alcide De Gasperi (Milan 1955). g. andreotti, De Gasperi e il suo tempo (Milan 1956). e. a. carrillo, A. De Gasperi (Notre Dame, Ind. 1965).\n[e. a. carrillo]\n\"Gasperi, Alcide de.\" New Catholic Encyclopedia. . Encyclopedia.com. 13 Feb. 2019 <https://www.encyclopedia.com>.\n\"Gasperi, Alcide de.\" New Catholic Encyclopedia. . Encyclopedia.com. (February 13, 2019). https://www.encyclopedia.com/religion/encyclopedias-almanacs-transcripts-and-maps/gasperi-alcide-de\n\"Gasperi, Alcide de.\" New Catholic Encyclopedia. . Retrieved February 13, 2019 from Encyclopedia.com: https://www.encyclopedia.com/religion/encyclopedias-almanacs-transcripts-and-maps/gasperi-alcide-de",
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        "raw_content": "10 Videos & 1 Million YouTube Subscribers. What's the Game?\nRapper Dino James' over 1 million subscribers on YouTube with only 10 songs released is a testimony to his huge fan base\nIndians harbour a special love of music. Every nook and corner of the country reverberate a vibrant melody, different from the other. While the nation will always lead in terms of classical music, the western style of singing has started making inroads in our diversity, which has accepted the concept wholeheartedly.\nSwaying to the beat of the contemporary music, the millennials today are especially fond of raps. The clever poetry with rhyming lyrics has become a rage among the youngsters. Many Indian artists including Honey Singh, Badshah and Raftaar have already established themselves as a renowned rapper in the music industry.\nHowever, the netizens are currently taken by an emerging star who has proved his mettle on his own. Without any godfather and strong backing, a boy from Bhopal wrote his own destiny and is today among the most followed rappers in the country. Dino James is an inspiration for every youngster who had setbacks in life.\nHeartbroken, de-motivated and depressed, James had battled an arduous phase where suicide seemed like an easy way out. That was until he took things into his own hands and used music as a source to vent out. A journey which started a few years back by a small town man has so far inspired over 50 million viewers on YouTube.\nWith the unique style of writing motivational anthem like rap songs, James beautifully addresses the extremities people face at a very young age in life. Despite what life threw at him, his spirit of \u201cnever giving up\u201d saved him from self-destructive ideas. The iconic lyrist, composer and rapper have over 1 million subscribers on YouTube with only 10 songs released, which in itself is a testimony to his huge fan base.\nTaking Inspiration from Life\nLike any loved artist, James takes inspiration to go on from his audience. \u201cThey welcomed me into their lives with open arms. They inspired me to keep going on. And I never gave up,\u201d he shared. His honesty and originality have empowered him as an artist whereas his decision to speak about real life incidents and topics close to his heart became his recipe to woo the Indian music enthusiasts. \u201cMoney can't buy their love.\u201d\nUpon looking at the rate of his success, people get doubtful but James is certain that if there were any malicious activities involved in his popularity, \u201cI wouldn't have been able to make my mark. The best way to win subscribers is to win over their hearts.\u201d And won he has, millions of hearts from all over the world. With the support from his team, which he proudly calls a tightly knit family of like-minded individuals, he has come a long way but a long distance is yet to be crossed.\nJames has seen extremely tough times in life. Battling through depression and struggle as a musician, he had once lost himself in alcohol. However, that phase helped him gain a lot of perspective and clarity in life. \u201cThat was a time of utter chaos but I discovered the depth of human emotion at that time. This helped me write better songs and deliver deeper and meaningful music. I am whatever I am because I went through the grind,\u201d he shared.\nQuick 5 with Dino James\nFavourite Rapper: Eminem\nFavourite Songs (by self): Maa and Hancock\nCompetition From Foreign Players: Hindustani Bhi Kisise Kam Nahi! (Indians are not less than anyone)\nUnconventional Songs: Nothing Can be Pushed Under a Rug\nLife Mantra: Never Give Up",
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        "raw_content": "Question Marked: What Did Jesus Mean by \u201cDon\u2019t Defraud\u201d?\nI\u2019m involved in a dispute with a long-time friend and former teacher about the interpretation of a passage in Mark. It\u2019s the one about a person coming to Jesus with the question of what must be done to inherit eternal life. (Mark 10: 17-22)\nYou\u2019ll recall that Jesus proceeds to say that they both know what\u2019s required for life eternal: to follow all of the commandments. And then Jesus provides a quick summary of them:\nYou shall not defraud.\nClearly, Jesus hasn\u2019t covered all 10 of the commandments given to Moses, but the reader gets the sense that he didn\u2019t have to because Jesus was probably just being suggestive of all them, or the last half of them \u2013 as we sometimes just use \u201cetc.\u201d to signal that we can assume everybody knows the complete set.\nWhat is in dispute between my colleague and me is the status of the phrase: \u201cYou shall not defraud\u201d in this passage in Mark.\nMy colleague argues that the inclusion of this particular commandment, which clearly isn\u2019t a word-for-word quote from the Tablets, is simply an extension of Jesus summarizing what is generally covered in the last half of the Decalogue.\nAnd my colleague adds that when the text indicates that after this Jesus looked and loved the person, it means that Jesus agreed that the person was correct in the self-assessment \u2013 that, indeed, the person had fulfilled all the commandments, even though Jesus adds still another one as a qualification for eternal life: to sell what the person owned, to give it to the poor and to follow Jesus. As we know from the story, it was that additional commandment that the person couldn\u2019t fulfill, and thus went away grieving.\nThe interpretation I want to defend, on the other hand, is that the insertion of \u201cnot defrauding\u201d in the list of commandments wasn\u2019t a summary \u2013 a kind of \u201cetc.\u201d \u2013 of a bunch of commandments but rather a deliberate editing of the Decalogue by Jesus to fit the circumstance or condition of the person standing before him asking about eternal life.\nMatthew and Luke, in their version of the story, don\u2019t include Mark\u2019s account of Jesus adding the \u201cdefrauding\u201d phrase. My argument is that the inclusion of the \u201cdefrauding\u201d phrase in Mark, but its exclusion in Matthew and Luke, is in each case deliberate. The best way to account for its inclusion in Mark is that it reflects what Jesus discerns is actually and particularly missing in the person\u2019s attempt to fulfill all the commandments.\nIn some technical and pharisaic sense, yes, the person has met the terms of the Mosaic law. But Jesus sees that this person has accumulated wealth, and determines, I want to argue, that this wealth has been achieved by fraud \u2013 that is, by denying people what, in God\u2019s eyes, they truly deserve and taking it for oneself.\nIt isn\u2019t strictly \u201cstealing.\u201d It isn\u2019t strictly \u201cbearing false witness.\u201d But it is a different kind of taking-for-one\u2019s-own something that someone else deserves or has a legitimate claim to. It\u2019s fraud in Jesus\u2019 eyes, according to Mark. 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        "raw_content": "James \"Jim\" Kenneth Simpson\nJim Simpson was welcomed into the arms of Jesus on February 8, 2019 after a 15-month battle with pancreatic cancer.\nHe will be lovingly remembered by his wife and soul-mate, Judy; his children, Jaci Simpson, and John (Lyndsay) Simpson; his stepchildren, David Kurtz, Nikole Kurtz, Jon (Jessica) Kurtz, and Jaclyn (Jacob) Smith; his grandson, Logan Leskiw; his sister, Sheila Rienzo; and his brother, Rick (Lis) Simpson.\nJimmy's greatest desire would be that all would know Jesus like he did, and he would hope to see you in heaven.\nIf friends so desire, and in lieu of flowers, please consider donating to Samaritan\u2019s Purse Water Project in El Salvador by calling (403)-250-6565 and donating to Jim\u2019s Memorial Fund.",
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        "raw_content": "SQM asks Chilean court to rethink approval for share sale to rival\nChilean lithium producer SQM has asked the country\u2019s antitrust regulator to reconsider a decision that would see a 24% stake in SQM being sold to a rival producer, because it could give it access to commercially sensitive information.\nSQM filed a motion on Wednesday October 10 asking the Tribunal de Defensa de la Libre Competencia (TDLC) to rethink its earlier decision, which approved a deal agreed between Chile\u2019s national prosecutor\u2019s office, Fiscal\u00eda Nacional Econ\u00f3mica (FNE), and China\u2019s Tianqi Lithium.\nThe deal would allow Tianqi Lithium to buy a 24% stake in SQM that is currently owned by Canada-based Nutrien.\nSQM believes that this agreement will not effectively resolve the risks that it was intended to address. The company points out that an investigation carried out by the FNE showed that the intended purchase by Tianqi would create several risks to competition.\n\"In SQM\u2019s opinion, the measures of the agreement do not effectively resolve the risks that are intended to be mitigated, and are not properly structured to prevent access to sensitive information, which, along with harming SQM, could also harm the market,\" the Chilean company said.\nNutrien is required to sell its stake in SQM by regulators in China and India, under the terms they agreed that allowed Nutrien to be created through the merger of PotashCorp and Agrium.\nTianqi is currently one of the world\u2019s largest lithium producers and is a rival to SQM. It is expected to have capacity for 58,800 tonnes per year of lithium carbonate equivalent (LCE) in 2019.\nSQM plans to expand its own capacity to 120,000 tpy of LCE by the end of 2019, from the current 48,000 tpy.",
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        "raw_content": "Concept Products Limited 7/26/16\nMr. John Zhao\nConcept Products Limited\nNo. 33, The Third Branch Saida Road\nDear Mr. Zhao:\nThe U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) inspected your drug manufacturing facility, Concept Products Limited, No. 33, The Third Branch Saida Road, Xiqing Economic Development Area, Tianjin, from August 3-5, 2015.\nThis warning letter reviews significant violations of current good manufacturing practice (CGMP) regulations for finished pharmaceuticals. See 21 CFR, parts 210 and 211.\nWe have reviewed your August 20, 2015, response in detail.\nOur investigator observed specific CGMP violations including, but not limited to, the following.\n2. Your firm failed to withhold from use each lot of components, drug product containers, and closures until the lot had been sampled, tested, or examined, as appropriate, and released for use by the quality control unit (21 CFR 211.84(a)).\n3. Your firm failed to establish and follow a written testing program designed to assess the stability characteristics of drug products and to use results of such stability testing to determine appropriate storage conditions and expiration dates (21 CFR 211.166(a)).\n4. Your firm failed to establish written procedures for production and process controls, including validation protocols and reports, designed to assure that your firm\u2019s drug products have the identity, strength, quality, and purity they purport or are represented to possess (21 CFR 211.100(a)).\n5. Your firm failed to establish and follow written procedures for cleaning and maintenance of equipment used in the manufacturing, processing, packaging or holding of a drug product (21 CFR 211.67(b)).\nIn your response of August 5, 2015, you acknowledged the significance of the CGMP observations and said you \u201c(b)(4).\u201d You did not commit to any corrective actions regarding the CGMP violations observed on the inspection.\nViolations cited in this letter are not intended as an all-inclusive list. You are responsible for investigating these violations for determining the causes, for preventing their recurrence, and for preventing other violations in your facility.\nIf your firm resumes manufacturing drugs for the United States market, we strongly recommend engaging a consultant, qualified as set forth in 21 CFR 211.34, to assist your firm in meeting CGMP requirements. Using a consultant does not relieve your firm\u2019s obligation to comply with CGMP. Notify this office, in writing, of the specific steps that you have taken to correct violations and prevent recurrence. Provide supporting documentation. If your firm cannot complete corrective actions, state the reasons and the date by which your firm will have completed the corrections.\nUntil you completely correct all violations and we confirm your compliance with CGMP, FDA may withhold approval of any new applications or supplements listing your firm as a drug product manufacturer. Failure to correct these violations may also result in FDA refusing admission of articles manufactured at Concept Product Limited No. 33, the Third Branch Saida Road, Xiqing Economic Development Area, Tianjin, into the United States under section 801(a)(3) of the FD&C Act, 21 U.S.C. 381(a)(3). Under the same authority, articles may be subject to refusal of admission, in that the methods and controls used in their manufacture do not appear to conform to CGMP within the meaning of section 501(a)(2)(B) of the FD&C Act, 21 U.S.C. 351(a)(2)(B).\nLoan Chin\nSend your electronic reply to CDER-OC-OMQ-Communications@fda.hhs.gov.",
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        "raw_content": "Don\u2019t panic. Some women do have heavy periods that can last longer than a week. First: if you haven\u2019t seen your GP yet, a quick visit might set your mind at rest. And second: you can help yourself with the right food. Make sure you're getting plenty of iron in your diet, with green vegetables like spinach and cabbage. If you eat meat, lean red meat like steaks can provide lots of iron. Vegetarians can choose iron-rich pulses.\nPMS stands for Premenstrual Syndrome. Most women have at least some of the symptoms of PMS in the days leading up to their period. We don\u2019t all have the same symptoms, and thankfully, we don\u2019t all experience the complete list. Symptoms might experience bloating, tender breasts, a swollen stomach, back and lower abdominal pain, headaches, lack of concentration, mood swings, clumsiness, and even tiredness. If you\u2019d like to know more, you can find out here.\nIf you know the length of your menstrual cycle and how many days your period usually lasts, you can work out the date your next period is likely to start. To save you counting the days on a calendar, use our period predictor to do the calculations for you.\nThe most likely reason is probably ovulation, an egg leaving one of your ovaries and moving to the womb. It\u2019s unlikely that you\u2019re suffering from an illness, although a quick visit to your GP can set your mind at rest.\nCan my menstrual cycle change to \u2018match\u2019 other women\u2019s?\nWhen women live together - maybe at university, or in a shared house - they can find their periods \u2018synchronising\u2019, or happening at the same time. Scientists aren\u2019t completely sure what this happens, but it\u2019s most likely caused by hormonal signals called \u2018pheromones\u2019. Whatever the cause, it\u2019s harmless, so don\u2019t worry if it happens to you.\nNo one really knows why some women suffer from period pain and others don't feel a thing. It could be that your friends have had problems in the past and found ways to keep the monthly cramps in check. Take a look at How to cope with the pain for some practical ways to feel better.\nIt\u2019s true that the average menstrual cycle lasts for 28 days. But, anything between 20 and 42 days is considered medically normal. If your two-month cycle is regular, there's probably nothing to worry about. A good way to make sure is to have a chat with your GP if you are concerned.\nPeriods. Menstruation. Time of the month. Whatever you call it, it\u2019s part of your daughter\u2019s journey into adulthood. And whether you\u2019re a mum, dad or carer...",
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        "raw_content": "Young farmer focus: 'I think Brexit could bring opportunities'\nBlogs19 Feb 2018\nEmily Saunders, 25, works on an open farm in Middlesbrough, North Yorkshire, and has a small flock of Mule sheep. She is originally from a non-farming background.\nEngagement: The farm I work on is open to the public every day, 50 weeks of the year. Having the public through the gates is great, as we can educate them about farming.\nWe have a lot of school groups visiting the farm and it is surprising to learn some children do not know where their food comes from.\nMy typical day starts with cleaning and feeding animals and, once we open to the public, it is time for a bit of engagement.\nMost people want to know about the animals and their origins.\nWe have many animals on-farm, including a herd of Beef Shorthorns and a flock of Kerry Hill and Whiteface Woodland sheep.\nThere are also llamas, wallabies, goats and horses.\nIn February, we start lambing and calving, which is usually a busy time for us, as we have a lot of visitors coming to see new arrivals.\nDevelopment: As well as working on-farm, I am also on a farm management development programme, ran through Bishop Burton College and the Prince\u2019s Countryside Fund.\nI am halfway through the course and have covered topics such as diversification, gross margins and costs, and leadership skills.\nThis has been extremely beneficial to me, as one day I hope to become a farm manager.\nAs well as the challenging work, I have made some great connections with people throughout the agricultural industry and gained invaluable knowledge.\nThis year I am also looking forward to starting the Tesco Future Farmer Foundation, which is a programme of workshops and supply chain visits, which I am sure will only add more knowledge and connections.\nOpportunity: Looking to the future, I think Brexit could bring plenty of opportunities. With potential cuts in funding, I think the industry will have to strive to be more efficient.\nI think it could also attract new entrants, who could bring in innovative ideas.\nI would also like to expand my own flock of sheep.\nIn the long-term, I want to take agriculture into schools, as in this uncertain time, I do not think it has ever been so important to educate the next generation about farming and food.\nYoung Farmer Focus: Fleur Taylor, 13 - 'I think we need to get more young people in to farming'\nYoung Farmer Focus: Hannah Fulford, 19 - 'Agriculture has a wide range of opportunities, and Brexit will offer more along the way'\nYoung farmer focus: Luke Cox - 'I hope others will follow our Back British day'\nYoung Farmer Focus: Stephanie Dick - 'Being a young woman in farming has challenges but there are so many opportunities'\nGetting started livestock Young farmers",
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        "raw_content": "Do I really need a deposit? \u00bb\n\u00ab Demand for family homes quietens as tenants\u2019 motivations change \u2013 Oxfordshire Quarterly Letting Report\nHow do you reference potential tenants?\nWith new legislation coming into action proper tenant referencing is now more important than ever for landlords.\nThe reason for referencing a potential tenant is to make sure that they are suitable to rent the property and will be able to afford the rent for the duration of the tenancy.\nMost agents will use a professional referencing company who assess prospective tenants according to an agreed set of criteria. Most commonly, we take references for those who are employed and moving from somewhere else in the UK. These references confirm:\nThat the applicant has a satisfactory credit rating \u2013 being registered on the electoral register has a significant effect on the applicant\u2019s credit score.\nThat the applicant is employed, earns the salary as reported on their application forms, and that the salary is sufficient to be able to afford the rent.\nThat previous tenancies, if any, have been conducted in a satisfactory manner.\nThere are many people who do not fit into a box in quite the same way as this and often we need to think more laterally. Those who do not fall into the \u2018easy-to-reference\u2019 category include the self-employed, retired people, students, company lets and those coming from overseas.\nIn these cases it is important to obtain as much information as possible. You can never be entirely certain that the tenancy will be conducted as you would hope, but the bigger the picture you can draw, the better.\nYour rental property is likely to be one of your most important assets and if there is any doubt about the tenants, then it is sensible to be cautious.\nRent in advance and guarantors\nIf all referencing avenues have been explored and there is still insufficient evidence that the rent will be paid, then there are two further options. You can ask for all or some of the rent to be paid in advance, or have a guarantor to guarantee the tenancy. We take these courses of action frequently and they are a good investment of time and effort.\nFor those coming from overseas it is also important to check that they have the right to be in the country. The tenant should have a valid visa (if necessary) for the entire period of their tenancy.\nThis is one of the 50 most asked questions in our new book: Landlord Intelligence.",
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        "raw_content": "Cauldron of Resentment\nby Phillip Round\nThe Witches: Salem, 1692by stacy schifflittle, brown and company, 496 pages, $32Of all the catchphrases Americans employ in times of political crisis, \u201cwitch hunt\u201d is perhaps the most unsettling. It casts opponents as evil, not merely wrong. Richard Hofstadter famously labeled this tendency in . . . . Continue Reading \u00bb\nHarry Potter Is Famous\nHe\u2019s renowned in the wizard world. There, everybody knows his story, the murder of his parents and the survival of the infant. Voldemort haunts this parallel universe of magic, so much so that his name is taboo, and Harry played a crucial role in that not so distant episode of revolt. What happened to him is fateful Continue Reading \u00bb\nBy now most readers in this country are aware of what has come to be called the Harry Potter phenomenon. It\u2019s hard to be unaware. Any bookstore you might care to enter is strewn with giant stacks of the Harry Potter books\u2014three of them now that Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban has . . . . Continue Reading \u00bb",
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        "raw_content": "An Apology for the Catholic Church\u2019s Patriarchy\nby Dominic Burbidge 2 . 3 . 15\nPatriarchy refers to rule by men. It is an accusation often levelled at the Catholic Church, an institution led by a class of male-only priests distinct in status. Priests decide on disagreements over dogma, administer God\u2019s forgiveness of sins through the sacrament of confession, and institute the Eucharist at Mass\u0097some of the most important Church activities. For most people, this is patriarchal and unwelcome in our age of gender equality.\nA good example of the image of the Church is the following illustration from The Handmaid\u2019s Tale. The novel is a feminist dystopia of a totalitarian and theocratic takeover of the United States government, where only men rule and women specialize on reproduction.\nThe menacing nature of figures on the left and submissive attitudes of the women in white reveal well the power dynamic behind charges of patriarchy. It is not limited to saying men happen to be in charge. It includes the accusation that men are ruling for the sake of men; they are organizing things in their interests.\nWhen faced with critics of the Church, it is not enough to say, \u201cBut there are many women involved in high positions in the Church!\u201d Although this is true, it fails because it also assumes equality is only achieved through equality of power\u0097the view that women can only be considered equal to men if they enjoy as much power to dominate others.\nChristianity rejects outright this way of looking at the world. It sees the weakest person as the strongest by virtue of his or her dependence on God, and it holds human equality to be most evident in our equal moral responsibility, not in any right or power.\nOur basis for equality is not equal autonomy but equal worth in the eyes of God. As God\u2019s children we are of equal status and dignity.\nThis still leaves a big problem. On one hand, Catholics believe everyone is equal in dignity and able to exercise their dignity through love, while on the other we reserve institutional leadership for persons of only one gender. How is this possible?\nCatholics believe the ministerial priesthood (as opposed to the common priesthood which we all participate in through baptism) is and will always be instituted only to men through the sacrament of holy orders. This has always been the case, supported by the life of Jesus as a man, the unique relationship between Jesus and the apostles who were all male, and the concept of priesthood in Jewish salvation history.\nStill, while we know these things by way of Church teaching, there is nevertheless an urgent need to understand and communicate it by way of apologia, providing grounding in reason for what we hold in faith.\nThe most difficult stumbling block is that the aim of our lives here on earth is to love\u0097love as self-giving. We are equal in dignity and the exercise of this dignity is to love God and others. Our assessment of others\u2019 worth is not based on material well-being, human status or career, but dignity in the eyes of God and each person\u2019s capacity to love.\nThis is where the difference in the sexes comes in. If it is the case that we reach perfection in our lives by loving others, there does indeed appear to be a dramatic inequality between the two genders that is irreconcilable. Women are able to give birth and, in that process, share in the very being of another for about nine months: physical interdependence, mutual suffering, mutual nourishment. Bearing and giving birth to a child is a deep act of love, attested to by the intimacy of relationship that so often results between mother and child.\nThis is very unequal indeed. Merely by the fact of their sex men are locked out of this dialogue of love, a dialogue so often scorned by our age and yet so akin to perfect love.\nChrist\u2019s Incarnation as a man and his creation of a ministerial priesthood among men makes present in the second gender the deep capacity for sacrificial love constant in motherhood. We are all called to sacrifice ourselves and we are all called to love, and yet God makes special vocational demands according to our characters and biographies. Our genders also have a certain biography through which God\u2019s plan has unfolded and become known. Just as some men are called to the priesthood and others not, so too are some women called to motherhood and others not. In both genders, God demands a special example of sacrificial self-giving that provides definition and depth to the capacity of all to love.\nDominic Burbidge is a Postdoctoral Research Associate in the James Madison Program at Princeton University.\nMore on: Priesthood, Patriarchy, Women\nArticles by Dominic Burbidge",
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        "raw_content": "Florida Union Free School District > 2019 Capital Project Voter Information\n2019 Capital Project Voter Information\nOn Tuesday, Feb. 26, 2019 residents of the Florida Union Free School District will vote on a proposed $7.9 million capital improvement project.\n51 North Main St. Florida, NY\nYou are eligible to vote if you are a U.S. citizen, 18 years or older, a district resident for at least 30 days prior to the vote, and registered.\nIf you are registered to vote in general elections you are automatically eligible to vote in school elections. Residents who are new to the area or have not voted in the past four years must be pre-registered to vote in this election. Registration is available 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Monday-Friday on days when the District Offices are open, 51 North Main St., Florida. The last day to register for this vote is February 13, 2019. Proof of residency is required.\nApplications for absentee ballots may be obtained at the Office of the School District Clerk. The application must be received by the District Clerk at least seven days prior to the special district election if the ballot is to be mailed to the voter, or the day before the election if the ballot will be picked up at the District Office. Absentee ballots must be received by the District Clerk by 5 p.m. February 20, 2019.\nFor more information, please call Helen Arena, Secretary to the Superintendent of Schools, at 845-651-3095, ext. 40011.",
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        "raw_content": "Loretta Lynn Suffers A Stroke, Which May Be More Common Than You Realize\nHere Loretta Lynn speaks with Elizabeth Cook during an interview on December 6, 2016. (Photo by Jason Davis/Getty Images for SiriusXM)\nMay might be Stroke Awareness Month, but strokes happen every month. In fact, in the U.S., a stroke happens every 40 seconds, with someone dying from stroke every four minutes, according to the National Stroke Foundation. Now, the website of country music singer Loretta Lynn reports the following:\nAmerican country music legend Loretta Lynn was admitted into a hospital in Nashville last night after she suffered a stroke at her home in Hurricane Mills, Tennessee.\nShe is currently under medical care and is responsive and expected to make a full recovery. Loretta, who just celebrated her 85th birthday, has been advised by her doctors to stay off the road while she is recuperating. Regrettably, upcoming scheduled shows will be postponed.\nLooks like Lynn, Grammy Award-winner and the subject of the biographical movie Coal Miner's Daughter may have been fortunate enough to reach the hospital in time. When it comes to strokes, time is everything. Minutes can mean the difference between life, disability (stroke is the leading cause of adult disability in the U.S.) and death (stroke is the fifth leading cause of death in the U.S.) That's because strokes occur when parts of your brain cannot get oxygen-carrying blood. Think of a stroke as cutting off the air supply for brain cells. The longer they go without oxygen, the more likely they are to die. And brain cells aren't like soap opera characters. Once they pass they do not come back to life.\nThere are two general ways that blood supply can be cut off: one is a blood clot leading to what's called an ischemic stroke and the other is a blood vessel leaking or rupturing, which is called a hemorrhagic stroke because there is bleeding. The treatment for a stroke? Recognize it as quickly as possible and save those brain cells by trying to rapidly restore blood flow. For an ischemic stroke, using blood clot-dissolving medications (tissue plasminogen activator or tPA) can work. Surgery or interventional radiology procedures may help either remove a clot or stop bleeding.\nHere's a major reason why people do not get treatment in time. Many people do not recognize the symptoms of a stroke, such as sudden numbness or weakness, vision problems, headaches, disorientation, dizziness, difficulty walking or talking, loss of balance or other problems with your senses or nervous system. The keys are sudden and unexplained. If you have trouble seeing because you lost your glasses or a headache after hours of listening to Michael Bolton music, then a stroke may be less likely. One way of remembering the signs of a stroke and what to do is FAST, as described by the National Stroke Association:\nTIME: If you observe any of these signs, call 9-1-1 immediately.\nAnother reason is poor access to healthcare...and not just healthcare, but the appropriate healthcare. While celebrities like Lynn may have personal physicians and fast routes to correct treatment in hospitals, many people don't have the same luxuries. Think about where you would go if you needed such emergency care. How far is the nearest hospital? Does it have the equipment, treatments and experts to best handle a stroke? Even if the hospital has the right treatments, will you get them in time? A study published in the journal Neurology and led by Dr. Steven R. Messe from the University of Pennsylvania found that a third of stroke victims who reached the hospital in time still weren't getting tPA when they could have. In fact, women and minorities were less likely to get tPA in time. Could this be because women and minorities don't have access to as good hospitals? Potentially. Could women and minorities not be treated the same even in the same hospitals? Possibly. Proper stroke treatment requires the doctor to pay attention to you and your symptoms, perform a thorough physical exam and rapidly get you what is needed.\nThus, don't rely on others to recognize that you are having a stroke and get you the right care. Pay attention to your body. Know where you should go for emergency care long before you actually have an emergency. And if you have any unexplained and sudden symptoms that may suggest a stroke, call someone for help and head to the hospital, in the words of Loretta Lynn, \"As Soon As You Hang Up The Phone.\" Once you are at the hospital, tell the nurses and doctors that you are worried about a stroke so that they may act faster. Yes, be aware, not just this May but all year round, that awareness of stroke symptoms and treatment may be the difference between life, disability and death.",
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        "raw_content": "Exploring Variations in Denture Demand in the US\nThe United States is a large, diverse country. We have many different terrains, from the Redwood Forest to the Gulf stream waters, purple mountains majesties above the fruited plains, and more besides. And as diverse as the land is, the people are even more diverse: a microcosm of the world\u2019s population all come here to become something new and unique to the US.\nAnd like so many other aspects of this great big, beautiful country of ours, we are very different in terms of our demand for dentures. There is great diversity in the demand for dentures in the US. This diversity was captured by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) in their Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System report.\nWhy Your Local Denture Demand Matters\nIf you need dentures, you might think: it doesn\u2019t matter how many other people need dentures. What matters is that I need them! There is some truth to that, but there are some ways that the local denture demand could impact your search for dentures.\nDenture supply is likely to be best where there is more demand for dentures. However, it also means that you are more likely to find denture providers that focus on high volume practice. They can sustain an operation that supplies lower-quality dentures and can afford to worry less about quality because there is a constant demand for new dentures.\nThe local denture demand also shapes denture expectations. If dentures are very common in an area, people are less likely to care as much that a person has dentures. Highly visible dentures are not a problem. If, on the other hand, you live in a place where most people tend to retain their teeth, there\u2019s more of a desire to hide the fact that you have dentures. You don\u2019t want people to see that you have dentures. This means that even though there may be fewer denture providers in the area, the ones that are there are more likely to offer dentures that don\u2019t look fake, like FOY\u00ae Dentures.\nDenture Variation Among the States\nAlthough some states are large and can be diverse in themselves, states make a good way to break down the country. It\u2019s only 50 units, but this division can still identify regional trends. The five states with the lowest denture demand are:\nHawaii (7.0% of people over age 65 have lost all their teeth)\nCalifornia (8.7%)\nWashington (10.9%)\nMinnesota (12.0%)\nOn the other hand, the states with the highest rate of tooth loss are:\nWest Virginia (33.7%)\nLouisiana (28.7%)\nMississippi (25.0 %)\nMissouri (24.9%)\nTennessee (24.8%)\nWe haven\u2019t done the statistical analysis to determine if there\u2019s a precise correlation between the rate of visiting the dentist and the edentulous rate, but it sure seems like there might be. For example, 70.4% of people in Hawaii reported visiting their dentist, compared to only 56.4% in West Virginia In California, 67.0% of people reported seeing a dentist in the last year, compared to 56.1% in Louisiana.\nCities with the Highest and Lowest Denture Demand\nAs we mentioned before, states are still pretty big units that can themselves be very diverse. That\u2019s why it makes sense to delve into a little more detail and find the cities with the lowest and highest rate of tooth loss.\nThe cities (metropolitan areas) with the lowest rates of complete tooth loss (edentulism) among people age 65 and up are:\nSan Diego (5.8%)\nUrban Honolulu (6.0%)\nFargo (7.0%)\nBellingham, Washington (7.6%)\nHilton Head, South Carolina (7.7%)\nOn the other hand, the cities with the highest rates of edentulism in the US are:\nLafayette, Louisiana (39.6%)\nCharleston, West Virginia (34%)\nChattanooga, Tennessee (31.4%)\nKingsport-Bristol, Tennessee (29.9%)\nSpartanburg, South Carolina (29.5%)\nAs you can see, some of the cities are logical based on the states, such as San Diego and Honolulu, which are in two of the states with the lowest edentulism rates. Less obvious is the fact that Hilton Head is among the communities with the lowest rates of edentulism, even though South Carolina isn\u2019t one of the states with the lowest edentulism rates. But you can see why when you look in the other list. The very high rate of tooth loss in Spartanburg signals that South Carolina is a state of contrasts, with some communities that have very high rates of tooth loss and some that have very low rates.\nAre You Looking for Dentures?\nNo matter where you are in this great country of ours, the odds are good that you\u2019ll have access to quality dentures right in your area. To learn more about what makes these dentures different, please contact a local denture dentist and see for yourself.\nBy Dr. Rod Strickland|April 12th, 2017|Dentures, Denture News & Information Blog|",
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        "raw_content": "Stunning World War I doc is like nothing you\u2019ve seen before\n\u2018They Shall Not Grow Old\u2019 uses upgraded century-old footage to tell its vital story\nStunning World War I doc is like nothing you\u2019ve seen before \u2018They Shall Not Grow Old\u2019 uses upgraded century-old footage to tell its vital story Check out this story on Freep.com: https://www.freep.com/story/entertainment/movies/2019/01/31/shall-grow-old-movie-review/38975903/\nLindsey Bahr, Associated Press Published 4:01 a.m. ET Jan. 31, 2019 | Updated 4:03 p.m. ET Feb. 1, 2019\nDirector Peter Jackson is up-front about what audiences should not expect from \u201cThey Shall Not Grow Old,\u201d his unconventional World War I documentary. This is a film made by a non-historian for an audience of non-historians, he says. There are no dates, names or locations. Neither are there any talking heads or historians or politics. It\u2019s just images and the voices of those who were there, telling their own stories.\nThe result is riveting. The film is an immersive, haunting and often transcendent experience that\u2019s unlike anything you\u2019ve ever seen before. That\u2019s because Jackson has done something revolutionary by restoring, colorizing and adding 3-D depth to 100-year-old footage from the archives of the Imperial War Museum. It depicts everything from basic training to the trenches.\n\"They Shall Not Grow Old\" director Peter Jackson has restored, colorized and added 3-D depth to 100-year-old footage from the archives of the Imperial War Museum. (Photo11: Warner Bros.)\nAlthough there are many smiles as troops as young as 15 and 16 look upon the camera that\u2019s filming them, it does not spare you the harrowing stuff. You watch as the British soldiers strip off their shoes and socks to reveal gangrene. You see dead bodies piled on top of one another, a hand sticking out of the mud, soldiers trying to relieve themselves in a makeshift toilet. The mechanics of a cannon are downright hypnotic. The 3-D effects make you feel as though you\u2019ve been transported to another world, and this isn\u2019t even taking into account the voices.\nThe narration comes from hundreds of hours of BBC and IWM interviews from the middle of the 20th Century. (Jackson wanted the veterans telling their stories in their 60s, where possible.) You never learn who is talking, and the voices change quite frequently. But somehow, with all this somewhat random collection of anecdotes and footage, Jackson and his team give what is perhaps the most honest collective account of the Great War that has ever been committed to film.\nThey talk about joining up and lying about their ages in order to do so, the rigors of basic training, the logistical difficulties of having one uniform for the entire war, the pain of the Army-issued boots, many of which didn\u2019t fit. They also talk about the unique camaraderie in the trenches as somewhat fleeting, which struck me as something I hadn\u2019t heard before in all the band-of-brothers narratives out there. The men reveal what it was like when the person next to you was suddenly killed and reflect on the weariness and apathy both they and the Germans seemed to feel as the war stretched on and everyone just wanted to go home.\nThe big gut-punch, though, is yet to come. It arrives when the soldiers begin to describe what it was like to re-enter civilian life after the war: No one cared, and no one wanted to talk about the war. These veterans were now a nuisance and a burden.\n\u201cThey Shall Not Grow Old\u201d won\u2019t prepare you for a history test or ready you to talk about the Gallipoli or Verdun. And though it might not be a conventional history lesson, it is a necessary and utterly urgent one. The film had three highly successful limited runs presented by Fathom Events in December and January. It\u2019s expanding to 500 North American theaters in 150 cities this weekend. Seeing it at one of them will be well worth your time and effort.\nRated R; disturbing war images\nOpens with screenings Thursday\nRead or Share this story: https://www.freep.com/story/entertainment/movies/2019/01/31/shall-grow-old-movie-review/38975903/",
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        "raw_content": "Falls among elderly increase over 12-year period\nHome / News / Falls among elderly increase over 12-year period\nOne of the most serious health concerns for the elderly seems to be becoming more common.\nA recent study out of the University of Michigan has found that self-reported falls among Americans 65 years and older increased by about 8 percent between 1998 and 2000. The researchers report that a greater increase in falls was seen than what would have been expected owing to the increasing age of the population.\n\u201cWe expected an increase because older adults are getting older and there are more 80 and 90 year old adults than before, but we were very surprised to find that the increase in falls was not due to the changing demography,\u201d lead researcher Christine Cigolle, M.D., said in a University of Michigan news release.\nOverall, falls among the elderly are a source of serious concern. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) cite falls as the leading cause of both fatal and nonfatal injuries among Americans 65 and older. In 2013, 2.5 million nonfatal falls among this age group were treated in emergency departments, and more than 734,000 of these patients were hospitalized.\nThough reports of falling, defined in the study as at least one self-reported fall in the preceding two years, increased, the researchers did not find an increase in reports of fall injuries. Cigolle and colleagues write that programs designed to make older adults more aware of fall risk may also improve fall reporting.\n\u201cAlternatively, if a true increase in falling is occurring, then further research is needed to identify possible reasons, such as an increase in fall risk factors (eg, cardiovascular and psychiatric medications) or an increase in fall risk behavior,\u201d the researchers write.\nMultiple government and nonprofit agencies, such as the CDC and National Council on Aging, say effective medication management is an important way to prevent falls and associated injuries. Many people aged 65 and older take multiple medications, thus raising the specter of drug interactions and adverse side effects, such as dizziness, that could lead to falls.\nFor more information on preventing falls, visit the National Council on Aging\u2019s website or consult the information available on the CDC website.",
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        "raw_content": "Two Meals Daily Treat Type 2 Diabetes\nMost people eat smaller and more regular meals everyday to try and combat type 2 diabetes. However, according to a recent study, eating only two meals a day is a better way to treat this disease.\nScientists from Prague conducted a research where they fed two groups that consisted 27 people each. They ate the same calorie diet, but one group ate only breakfast and dinner, while the other group ate six meals in one day.\nThe group who ate two meals a day ate their meals from 6am to 10am or 12noon to 4pm.\nThe researchers found out that those who ate just two meals lost more weight compared to people who ate six. The blood sugar of those who ate only two meals also dropped.\nThis study further supports existing evidence that fewer but larger meals are better solutions for type 2 diabetes.\nWhen the body can\u2019t produce enough hormone insulin that manages the amount of sugar that flows in the blood, type 2 diabetes occurs. When there is no hormone insulin that controls the sugar, blood sugar levels tend to get too high. If this disease is not properly treated it can cause stroke, heart disease, light-sensitive eyes, kidney disease, and nerve damage.\nAccording to the American Diabetes Association 2013 data, there are 26 million adults and children with diabetes in the US. There is an average of 1.9 million Americans diagnosed with diabetes every year.\nThe Institute for Clinical and Experimental Medicine Lead scientist Dr. Hana Kahleova was very impressed by the results of the study. She said this research could also be used by people who want to lose weight. They can use this method even if they do not have diabetes.\nThere is still a need for study on the effects of using this diet plan for the long term. Experts still advise that people with type 2 diabetes should eat a balanced diet, maintain a healthy weight, be active, and take medications.",
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        "raw_content": "You are experience tingling, numbness, weakness or pain and you want to know what\u2019s causing it? This quick guide will explain you how.\nTingling, numbness, weakness and pain are symptoms, not diseases.\nA disease is the underlying cause (i.e. multiple sclerosis), a symptom is how the disease presents itself (i.e. numbness in the limbs)\nTingling, numbness, weakness and pain are the most common symptoms in neurology. Why? Neurology is the science of the nerves (neurons). There are different types of Nerves in the human body:\nSensory (or afferent) neurons: send information from sensory receptors to the brain. The receptors have different locations and functions:\n1. Eye \u2013 Vision\n2. Nose \u2013 Smell\n3. Tongue \u2013 Taste\n4. Skin, inner organs \u2013 Feel, Vibration, Pressure, Pain\nMotor (or efferent) neurons: send information from the brain to muscles or glands.\n1. Muscles (limbs, heart, blood vessels etc..)\n2. Glans (saliva etc..)\nThe nervous system is controlling all functions of the human body. A nerve damage is resulting in a specific function loss\n1. Numbness: damage of a sensory nerve sending sensory information from the skin to the brain\n2. Tingling: damage of a sensory nerve sending sensory information from the skin to the brain\n3. Pain: damage of a sensory nerve sending sensory information from the skin to the brain\n4. Muscle weakness: damage of a motor nerve sending a movement impulse from the brain to the muscles\nOk, tingling, numbness, weakness and pain are the most common symptoms in neurology and they are caused by nerve damages. So far so good. Now it gets a bit more complicated because we want to know where and which exact nerve is damaged. Basically there are 2 different locations possible. The CNS (Central Nervous System \u2013 Brain & Spine) and the PNS (Peripheral Nervous System \u2013 Nerves of the limbs and inner organs). It\u2019s a bit confusing because:\nBoth locations can lead to the same symptoms you may experience.\nFor example blindness. The patient is suffering from vision loss. This can be caused by a damage of the nerve receptors in the eye, the nerve cells leading from the eye to the brain or the nerve cells in the brain itself. Tingling, numbness or pain can be caused by a damage of the nerve receptors in the skin, the nerve cells leading from the skin to the brain or the nerve cells in the brain itself.\nNow it gets even more complicated because we want to know the cause of the nerve damage.\nThe same symptom can be caused by many different diseases.\nNumbness can be caused by a squeezed nerve, by neuropathy, by multiple sclerosis or by a brain tumor etc. This shows why it is important to find the exact cause of the nerve damage.\n\u2022 Stroke, Transient ischemic attack (TIA)\n\u2022 Nerve Damage (Neuropathy) due to Diabetes\n\u2022 Nerve injury (i.e. neck injury, back injury)\n\u2022 Herniated disk in your spine\n\u2022 Pressure on your nerves (could be due to scar tissue, enlarged blood vessels, infection, tumors or Carpal tunnel syndrome (pressure on a \u2022 nerve at the wrist)\n\u2022 Sitting or standing in the same position for a long time\n\u2022 Transverse myelitis (inflammation of the spinal cord)\n\u2022 Encephalitis (inflammation of the brain)\n\u2022 Abnormal electrolyte levels\n\u2022 A lack of vitamin B12 or other vitamin\nThe treatment will be completely different depending on the cause.\nSummarizing, we know that tingling, numbness, weakness and pain are the most common symptoms in neurology and they are caused by nerve damages. The damages can be in different locations and they may be caused by different underlying diseases.\nHow does a neurologist find out what is causing my tingling, numbness, weakness and pain?\nIn the consultation he will ask you about the symptoms you are experiencing. Onset, pain level, changes during the day or night time, development, location etc\u2026 In the neurological examination he will investigate the symptoms and check if they are on both sides, limited to a dermatome, reflexes etc. Moreover for specific damages there are specific neurological examinations like NCV (nerve conducting velocity), Evoked Potentials, MRI etc. Certain diseases like multiple sclerosis require more extensive investigations.\nWe hope this article could give you a short and not too medical overview about the diagnostic process in case you are experiencing the most common neurological symptoms tingling, numbness, weakness or pain. In case you have further question, please don\u2019t hesitate to contact us.",
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        "raw_content": "Erie budget shortfall sparks heated debate on council\nThe budget shortfall has left council members with questions as they look for ways to make up for revenues that aren't coming in.\nThe reasons for a miscalculation that left the city of Erie with a nearly $1 million budget shortfall touched off a testy exchange on Wednesday morning between Erie Councilwoman Liz Allen and city Finance Director Paul Lichtenwalter.\nThe reason for the budget shortfall, Lichtenwalter said, is that the city \"over-anticipated\" the sewage flows that would be coming in from outlying municipalities.\n\"We should have anticipated they would go down and we anticipated they would go up,\" he said.\nCouncilman Jim Winarski said years of experience have taught him that revenues are relatively easy to predict.\n\"After years of experience and years of being on council, I don't understand how we missed by a million dollars,\" he said. \"You might miss by $100,000, but not a million.\"\nWhen Allen pressed on that same question during a finance committee meeting Wednesday, Lichtenwalter said, \"Listen, I'll explain it again,\" prompting the first of several tense exchanges between the two.\nThe highlight of those exchanges came when Allen asked Lichtenwalter if the budget deficit was a problem left behind with the knowledge of the previous administration \u2014 led by Mayor Joe Sinnott \u2014 for the new administration \u2014 led by Mayor Joe Schember \u2014 to deal with.\n\"I'm offended that you asked me that,\" said Lichtenwalter, who served under Sinnott. \"Do I really have to answer that question?\"\nAllen pressed further, asking about the source of the miscalculation that led to such a large budget deficit.\n\"It was human error,\" Lichtenwalter said.\n\"Is there a consequence for the human error?\" Allen asked.\n\"I'm not firing anyone,\" Lichtenwalter responded.\n\"Why are you acting so testy about this?\" Allen said, explaining that she and her fellow members of council are being asked to explain the miscalculation.\n\"All I want to know is how did this happen,\" Allen said after the meeting. \"If you have a huge variation in one year to the next you ask questions.\"\nCity Councilman Bob Merski, who raised questions during council's regular meeting about spending for new computers and for a police truck \u2014 one that will ultimately be paid for with drug enforcement dollars \u2014 expressed confidence that the city can recover through a combination of cost-cutting and finding ways to collect taxes and fees that aren't currently being collected.\n\"We can get out of this,\" he said. \"There is a way to dig out of this.\"\nLike Merski, Councilman Cas Kwitowski urged Lichtenwalter to look for \"low-hanging fruit\" before resorting to higher taxes.",
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        "raw_content": "Matt Martin: A walk among Erie's tombstones\nA Civil War officer's grave marker is a door to the past.\nThe corporators of Erie Cemetery had either foresight or fortunate timing in choosing the layout for the 75-acre property in 1851.\nThe Rural Cemetery movement was in its second decade in the United States, and Erie's leading men and their landscape architect, Howard Daniels, bit hard on its aesthetic: a site (then) outside the city, in a park-like, landscaped setting that would invite solitude but also social and recreational use.\nIt'll be 167 years ago May 20 that the cemetery was dedicated. Though the rural designation was left behind as the city of Erie expanded, recreational use might be greater now than at any time since Erie's Antebellum period.\nJoggers, walkers and cyclists tour its roads. The sign at the gate requiring adult supervision for those under 18 doesn't seem to carry much weight, but even the youngest visitors show some deference to the surroundings. Genealogists and history buffs make appearances, too, which is how I found myself on Sunday standing over a marker I'd never noticed in nearly two decades of regular, mind-clearing walks.\nThe small stone is cut with \"Edwin W. Sampson / 1st Lieut. Co. I / 145 PA Infantry.\" Sampson died 154 years ago today \u2014 May 12, 1864 \u2014 in the service of the Army of the Potomac.\nSampson was an officer in the 145th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment from the day it was mustered in Erie in September 1862 until his death during the Battle of Spotsylvania. Within two weeks of its creation, the 145th was fighting at Antietam. Then Fredericksburg, and Chancellorsville; Gettysburg and the Wilderness. The depleted original members of the 145th were as hardened as any soldiers by the time Lt. Gen Ulysses S. Grant's army was drawn into a costly fight with Gen. Robert E. Lee's entrenched Army of Northern Virginia May 8-21, 1864. There were a combined 32,000 casualties at Spotsylvania, one of them a 27-year-old Erie native.\n#OTD May 12, 1864, Grant ordered Hancock to assault Ewell&#39;s position in the &quot;mule&#39;s shoe&quot; salient. This map attempts to depict the action during that assault. It shows Ewell&#39;s position at the start of the assault and the position he held after the Union forces breached the lines.pic.twitter.com/nYxEe5adYT\n&mdash; American Battlefield Trust (@Battlefields)May 12, 2018\nAnd so Sampson joined the too-long list of northwest Pennsylvanians killed or wounded in the war, and his headstone was set with the details that caught a walker's attention more than a century and a half later. That would have been the end of his story, and mine, if Sampson hadn't been an incurable writer of letters to home. Five of them, and an ordnance invoice, remain today, in the Edwin W. Sampson Papers housed in the Southern Historical Collection at the University of North Carolina's Louis Round Wilson Library. They are simply written but not simple reads; Sampson's flowing handwriting and interesting spelling and punctuation across faded and decayed paper require some translation. But what emerges is the clarion voice of a man born 180 years ago, his care for his family, the state of the armies around him and the issues of that moment in time.\n\"I enclosed fifty dollars in a envelope and gave it to Capt. Griswold to express to you as he was a going to Aquia Creak this morning,\" he wrote home in January 1863 from a Union encampment near Falmouth, Virginia. \"I want you to youse that money to the best advantage you possibly can for it is tough business earning money heare. But I want you to have things comfortable at home but don't get things that you don't want for the sake of getting rid of the money.\"\nIn the same letter, he remarked on rumors that Gen. Ambrose Burnside had been relieved as commander of the Army of the Potomac by Gen. Joseph Hooker under order from President Abraham Lincoln. \"But there may be no foundation in it at all.\" There was; Burnside succeeded Hooker on Jan. 25, three days before Sampson set pen to paper.\nThere's more transcription of Sampson's past in my future. It's a walk among Erie's tombstones one has to wonder if the corporators envisioned so many years ago.\nErie Times-News staff writers share their views from behind the scenes, stories and bylines. Matt Martin can be reached at 870-1704. Send email to matt.martin@timesnews.com.",
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        "raw_content": "Fort Myers Middle School student accused of bringing knives and drugs to school\nOn behalf of Law Firm of Scott T. Moorey posted in Drug Crime on Friday, February 15, 2013.\nA Fort Myers Middle School student is facing several charges after deputies say he brought knives and several drugs to school and distributed the drugs to several students.\nThe 15-year-old, who is not being named at this time by The News-Press because of his age, is facing a charge of possession of a weapon on school property, two charges of possession of a prescription drug with intent to sell or deliver, six charges of delivering a prescription drug and one count of possession of alcohol by a minor.\nA deputy responded to the middle school Wednesday after school administrators received a tip a student was under the influence of an unknown substance, according to a Lee County Sheriff's Office report.\nThe student had previously been taken to the school office and had told administrators he was high after taking some pills. The student also said he had given the pills to several other students so they could get high as well.\nThe school's assistant principal searched the student's book bag and found five folding knives, one of which was about 8 inches in length.\nThe principal also found a pill bottle containing 39 Tramadol pills, a pill bottle containing three Trazodone pills, a small bottle of vodka, a marijuana crusher and a lighter. Tramadol is a pain reliever, and Trazodone is an antidepressant.\nThe student identified six other students he had given drugs to, according to the report.\nThose students were brought to the school office for evaluation by Lee County EMS and were later transported to HealthPark Hospital for further evaluation and treatment.\nThe students later told investigators they were given the drugs to \"get high,\" and all said they were given the drugs for free.\nTags: Fort Myers, drug violations, juvenile crime, lawyer, weapons charges",
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        "raw_content": "Proposed Withdrawal of Certain Federal Water Quality Criteria\nApplicable to California: Lead, Chlorodibromomethane, and\nDichlorobromomethane\namend the federal regulations to withdraw certain human health (water\nand organisms) water quality criteria and certain freshwater acute and\nchronic aquatic life water quality criteria, applicable to certain\nwaters of California because California adopted, and EPA approved,\ncriteria for these parameters that are considered protective of the\nuses for the waterbodies. The EPA is providing an opportunity for\npublic comment to this proposed withdrawal of certain federally\npromulgated criteria. The withdrawal will enable California to\nimplement their EPA-approved water quality criteria.\nDATES: Comments must be received on or before February 9, 2018.\n2017-0303, at https://www.regulations.gov. Follow the online\nEPA is offering a virtual public hearing so that interested parties\nmay also provide oral comments on this proposed rule. The virtual\npublic hearing will be on January 25, 2018 from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.\nPacific Time. For more details on the public hearing and a link to\nregister, please visit https://www.epa.gov/wqs-tech/water-quality-standards-regulations-california.\nFOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: For information with respect to\nCalifornia, contact Diane E. Fleck, P.E. Esq., U.S. EPA Region 9, WTR-\n2, 75 Hawthorne St., San Francisco, CA 94105 (telephone: (415) 972-3527\nor email: Fleck.Diane@epa.gov). For general and administrative\nconcerns, contact Bryan ``Ibrahim'' Goodwin, U.S. EPA Headquarters,\nOffice of Science and Technology, 1200 Pennsylvania Avenue NW., Mail\nCode 4305T, Washington, DC 20460 (telephone: (202) 566-0762 or email:\nGoodwin.Bryan@epa.gov).\nA. What are the applicable federal statutory and regulatory\nB. What are the applicable federal water quality criteria that\nEPA is proposing to withdraw?\nA. Executive Order 12866: Regulatory Planning and Review and\nExecutive Order 13563: Improving Regulation and Regulatory Review\nB. Executive Order 13771: Reducing Regulations and Controlling\nG. Executive Order 13175: Consultation and Coordination With\nH. Executive Order 13045: Protection of Children From\nEnvironmental Health and Safety Risks\nI. Executive Order 13211: Actions That Significantly Affect\nEnergy Supply, Distribution, or Use\nK. Executive Order 12898: Federal Actions To Address\nNo one is affected by the proposed action contained in this\ndocument. This proposed action would merely serve to withdraw certain\nfederal water quality criteria that have been applicable to California\nthat are no longer needed in light of approved state water quality\ncriteria. If you have any questions regarding the applicability of this\naction to a particular entity, consult the person identified in the\npreceding section entitled FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT.\nOn May 18, 2000, EPA promulgated a final rule known as the\n``California Toxics Rule'' (``CTR'') at 40 CFR 131.38. This final rule\nestablished numeric water quality criteria for priority toxic\npollutants for the State of California, because the State had not\ncomplied fully with Section 303(c)(2)(B) of the Clean Water Act (CWA)\nConsistent with the basic tenet of the CWA, EPA developed the water\nquality standards program emphasizing State primacy. Although in the\nCTR EPA promulgated toxic criteria for California, EPA prefers that\nstates maintain primacy, revise their own standards, and achieve full\ncompliance (see 57 FR 60860, December 22, 1992). As described in the\npreamble to the final CTR (see 65 FR 31681 (May 18, 2000)), when\nCalifornia adopts, and EPA approves, water quality criteria that meet\nthe requirements of the CWA, EPA will issue a rule amending the CTR to\nwithdraw the federal criteria applicable to California.\nConsistent with the procedure described in the preamble to the\nfinal CTR, EPA is proposing to amend the federal regulations to\nwithdraw certain federally promulgated human health (water and\norganisms) water quality criteria and certain freshwater aquatic life\n(acute and chronic) water quality criteria, applicable in California.\nEPA is providing an opportunity for public comment because the criteria\nadopted by the State and approved by EPA, while as protective for CWA\npurposes as the federally promulgated criteria, are less stringent than\nthe federally promulgated criteria that EPA is now proposing to\nB. What are the applicable federal water quality criteria that EPA is\nproposing to withdraw?\nThis action proposes to amend the federal regulations to withdraw\nhuman health (water & organisms) criteria for chlorodibromomethane and\ndichlorobromomethane for a segment of New Alamo Creek and a segment of\nUlatis Creek, California. In addition, it proposes to amend the federal\nregulations to withdraw freshwater acute and chronic aquatic life\ncriteria for lead for the Los Angeles River and its tributaries.\n1. Chlorodibromomethane and Dichlorobromomethane\nOn May 18, 2000, in the CTR, EPA promulgated federal regulations\nestablishing water quality criteria for priority toxic pollutants for\nCalifornia. On November 3, 2011, California completed its adoption\nprocess to incorporate water quality criteria for chlorodibromomethane\nand dichlorobromomethane, for a segment of New Alamo Creek and a\nsegment of Ulatis Creek. The State calls these criteria site-specific\nwater quality objectives or site-specific objectives. On December 13,\n2011, the State submitted the site-specific objectives to EPA Region 9\nOn April 9, 2013, EPA approved site-specific objectives for that\nsegment of New Alamo Creek and that segment of Ulatis Creek. The\nCentral Valley Regional Water Quality Control Board adopted the\nobjectives in Resolution No. R5-2010-0047, the California State Water\nResources Control Board approved of the objectives in Resolution 2011-\n0036 and EPA subsequently approved the State Board action.\nBecause California now has site-specific human health (for water\nand organisms) criteria approved by EPA for CWA purposes for\nchlorodibromomethane and dichlorobromomethane for a segment of New\nAlamo Creek and a segment of Ulatis Creek, EPA has determined that the\nfederally promulgated human health (water and organisms) criteria are\nno longer needed for these particular waters. The incremental cancer\nrisk levels associated with the California site-specific objectives,\nbased on the risk assessment in EPA's National Recommended Water\nQuality Criteria (2006), would range from 10-4.55 to\n10-4.91. EPA determined that these objectives assure that\ncancer risk to the most highly exposed population would not exceed a\n10-4 cancer risk level, even if the population consumed 2 L/\nday of water and up to 17.5 g/day or more of fish/shellfish from the\nsegments for a 70-year lifetime. States and authorized Tribes have the\nflexibility to adopt water quality criteria that result in a risk level\nhigher than 10-6, up to the 10-5 level. That\nflexibility is constrained, however, by the need for careful\nconsideration of the associated exposure parameter assumptions, and\nwhether the resulting criteria would expose sensitive subpopulations\nconsuming fish at unsuppressed rates to no more than a 10-4\ncancer risk. Thus, EPA approved the State's site-specific objectives,\nwhich are less stringent than the federally promulgated criteria,\nbecause EPA determined that the State's site-specific objectives were\nscientifically sound and protective of the designated use(s) for the\nsegment of New Alamo Creek and the segment of Ulatis Creek. More\ninformation on EPA's action, which approved California's adopted\nobjectives, including EPA's approval letter and Record of Decision, can\nbe accessed at OW docket number EPA-HQ-OW-2017-0303.\nThe following has been excerpted from the Water Quality Control\nPlan for the California Regional Water Quality Control Board--Central\nValley Region (Basin Plan)--Resolution No. R5-2010-0047. Attachment 1\nincludes under the heading ``ORGANIC CHEMICAL WATER QUALITY\nOBJECTIVES,'' California's recently adopted site-specific objectives\nfor chlorodibromomethane and dichlorobromomethane, for a segment of New\nAlamo Creek and a segment of Ulatis Creek.\nAs explained above, EPA seeks public comment before withdrawing the\nfederally promulgated criteria because although these state criteria\nhave been determined to be scientifically sound and protective of the\ndesignated use(s) for the particular waters and otherwise meet the\nrequirements of the CWA and EPA's implementing regulations at 40\nCFR 131, the state criteria are less stringent than the promulgated\nfederal criteria (see Table 1). This proposal will result in the\nwithdrawal of federal human health (water & organisms) criteria under\nthe CTR for chlorodibromomethane and dichlorobromomethane for a segment\nof New Alamo Creek and a segment of Ulatis Creek. However, the criteria\nfor chlorodibromomethane and dichlorobromomethane for other waters in\nCalifornia that are currently part of the CTR will remain in the\nfederal promulgations.\nTable 1--Comparison of CTR Promulgations and CA Criteria for\nChlorodibromomethane and Dichlorobromomethane for Certain CA Waters\nCriterion value\nParameter and criterion        Source document            mg/L\nChlorodibromomethane: Human     40 CFR 131.38 (or                   0.41\nHealth Criterion for            CTR).                               4.9\nConsumption of Water and       California Adopted\nOrganisms.                      and EPA approved for\nCWA Purposes,\napplicable to a\nsegment of New Alamo\nCreek and a segment\nof Ulatis Creek,\nDichlorobromomethane: Human     40 CFR 131.38 (or                   0.56\nHealth Criterion for            CTR).                                16\nCalifornia. On July 11, 2016, California completed its adoption process\nto incorporate water quality objectives for lead for the Los Angeles\nRiver and its tributaries. The State calls these criteria site-specific\nwater quality objectives or site-specific objectives. On July 19, 2016,\nthe State submitted the site-specific objectives to EPA Region 9 for\nreview and approval. On December 12, 2016, EPA approved site-specific\nobjectives for lead for the Los Angeles River and its tributaries. The\nLos Angeles Regional Water Quality Control Board adopted these site-\nspecific objectives under Resolution No. R15-004. The California State\nWater Resources Control Board in Resolution No. 2015-0069 subsequently\napproved the Regional Board action on these site-specific objectives,\nand EPA subsequently approved the State Board action.\nBecause California now has site-specific objectives for lead for\nthe protection of aquatic life, approved by EPA for CWA purposes, for\nthe Los Angeles River and its tributaries, EPA has determined that the\nfederally promulgated freshwater acute and chronic aquatic life\ncriteria for lead are no longer needed for these particular waters. 40\nCFR 131.11(b)(1)(ii) allows States to establish water quality criteria\nthat are ``. . . modified to reflect site-specific conditions'', and,\nsite-specific criteria still must be based on a sound scientific\nrationale in order to protect the designated use. The State's site-\nspecific objectives for lead were based on a recalculation of the water\nquality objectives established in 40 CFR 131.38 using the EPA\nRecalculation Procedure; this procedure takes into account updates or\nrevisions in the national dataset used in the national water quality\ncriterion development. EPA found that the State's application of the\nRecalculation Procedure for lead to be consistent with guidance for the\ndevelopment of site-specific standards using recalculation procedures.\nThus, EPA approved the State's site-specific objectives for lead, which\nare less stringent than the federally promulgated criteria, because EPA\ndetermined that the State's site-specific objectives were\nLos Angeles River and its tributaries and met the requirements of the\nCWA and EPA's implementing regulations at 40 CFR 131. More information\non EPA's action, which approved California's adopted objectives,\nincluding EPA's approval letter and Record of Decision can be accessed\nat OW docket number EPA-HQ-OW-2017-0303.\nPlan for the Los Angeles Regional Water Quality Control Board--\nAttachment A to: Revision of Lead Water Quality Objectives for Los\nAngeles River and Tributaries, Resolution No. R15-004.\nrequirements of the CWA and EPA's implementing regulations at 40 CFR\n131, the state criteria are less stringent than the promulgated federal\ncriteria (see Table 2 in this preamble). This proposal will result in\nthe withdrawal of federal freshwater acute and chronic criteria for\nlead under the CTR for the Los Angeles River and its tributaries.\nHowever, the criteria for lead for other waters in California that are\ncurrently part of the CTR will remain in the federal promulgations.\nTable 2--Comparison of CTR Promulgations and CA Criteria for Lead for\nCertain CA Waters\nCriterion               Source document     Criterion value\nFreshwater Acute Criterion or    40 CFR 131.38 (or   CMC = e (1.273 *\nCriterion Maximum                CTR).               (hardness)-1.460)\nConcentration.                                       * (1.46203-In\n(hardness) *\n0.145712).\n65 mg/L,\ncorresponding to a\ntotal hardness of\n100 mg/L.\nCalifornia Adopted  CMC = e (1.466 *\nand EPA approved    (hardness)-1.882)\nfor CWA Purposes,   * (1.46203-In\napplicable to the   (hardness) *\nLos Angeles River   0.145712).\nand its            103 mg/L,\ntributaries.        corresponding to a\nFreshwater Chronic Criterion or  40 CFR 131.38 (or   CCC = e (1.273 *\nCriterion Continuous             CTR).               (hardness)-4.705)\n2.5 mg/L,\nCalifornia Adopted  CCC = e (1.466 *\nand its            17.6 mg/L,\nA. Executive Order 12866: Regulatory Planning and Review and Executive\nOrder 13563: Improving Regulation and Regulatory Review\nThis action is not a significant regulatory action and was\ntherefore not submitted to the Office of Management and Budget (OMB)\nThis action is expected to be an Executive Order 13771 deregulatory\naction. This proposed rule is expected to provide meaningful burden\nreduction by withdrawal of certain federally promulgated criteria in\ncertain waters of California.\nThis action does not impose any new information-collection burden\nunder the PRA because it is administratively withdrawing federal\nrequirements that are no longer needed in California. It does not\ninclude any information-collection, reporting, or recordkeeping\nrequirements. The OMB has previously approved the information\ncollection requirements contained in the existing regulations 40 CFR\npart 131 and has assigned OMB control number 2040-0286.\nI certify that this action will not have a significant economic\nimpact on a substantial number of small entities under the RFA. This\naction will not impose any requirements on small entities. Small\nentities, such as small businesses or small governmental jurisdictions,\nare not directly regulated by this rule.\nThis action does not contain any unfunded mandate as described in\nUMRA, 2 U.S.C. 1531-1538, and does not significantly or uniquely affect\nsmall governments. As this action proposes to withdraw certain\nfederally promulgated criteria, the action imposes no enforceable duty\non any state, local, or tribal governments, or the private sector.\nand responsibilities among the various levels of government. This rule\nimposes no regulatory requirements or costs on any state or local\ngovernments. Thus, Executive Order 13132 does not apply to this action.\nG. Executive Order 13175: Consultation and Coordination With Indian\nExecutive Order 13175. This rule imposes no regulatory requirements or\ncosts on any tribal government. It does not have substantial direct\neffects on tribal governments, the relationship between the federal\ngovernment and tribes, or on the distribution of power and\nresponsibilities between the federal government and tribes. Thus,\nExecutive Order 13175 does not apply to this action.\nH. Executive Order 13045: Protection of Children From Environmental\nThis action is not subject to Executive Order 13045 (62 FR 19885,\nApril 23, 1997) because it is not economically significant as defined\nin Executive Order 12866, and because the Agency does not believe the\nenvironmental health or safety risks addressed by this action present a\ndisproportionate risk to children.\nI. Executive Order 13211: Actions That Significantly Affect Energy\nSupply, Distribution, or Use\nThis proposed rule is not subject to Executive Order 13211, because\nit is not a significant regulatory action under Executive Order 12866.\nK. Executive Order 12898: Federal Actions To Address Environmental\nThe EPA believes that this action does not have disproportionately\nhigh and adverse human health or environmental effects on minority\npopulations, low-income populations and/or indigenous peoples, as\nspecified in Executive Order 12898 (59 FR 7629, February 16, 1994). EPA\nhas previously determined, based on the most current science and EPA's\nCWA Section 304(a) recommended criteria, that California's adopted and\nEPA-approved criteria are protective of human health.\nEnvironmental protection, Administrative practice and procedure,\nReporting and recordkeeping requirements, Water pollution control.\nE. Scott Pruitt,\nFor the reasons set out in the preamble title 40, Chapter I, part\nthe Code of Federal Regulations is proposed to be amended as follows:\nAuthority:  33 U.S.C. 1251 et seq.\n2. Amend Sec.  131.38, by revising the table in paragraph (b)(1) to\nSec.  131.38   Establishment of numeric criteria for priority toxic\npollutants for the State of California.\nA                                         B Freshwater                                   C Saltwater                     D Human health (10-6 risk for carcinogens) for\n-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------                    consumption of\nCriterion maximum     Criterion continuous    Criterion maximum     Criterion continuous -----------------------------------------------------\nNumber compound            CAS No.    conc. d ([micro]g/L)    conc. d ([micro]g/L)   conc. d ([micro]g/L)   conc. d ([micro]g/L)  Water & organisms ([micro]g/      Organisms only\nB1                      B2                     C1                     C2                      L) D1                 ([micro]g/L) D2\n1. Antimony.......................    7440360  ......................  .....................  .....................  .....................  14 a,s.....................  4300 a,t.\n2. Arsenic b......................    7440382  340 i,m,w.............  150 i,m,w............  69 i,m...............  36 i,m.\n3. Beryllium......................    7440417  ......................  .....................  .....................  .....................  n..........................  n.\n4. Cadmium b......................    7440439  4.3 e,i,m,w,x.........  2.2 e,i,m,w..........  42 i,m...............  9.3 i,m..............  n..........................  n.\n5a. Chromium (III)................   16065831  550 e,i,m,o...........  180 e,i,m,o..........  .....................  .....................  n..........................  n.\n5b. Chromium (VI) b...............   18540299  16 i,m,w..............  11 i,m,w.............  1100 i,m.............  50 i,m...............  n..........................  n.\n6. Copper b.......................    7440508  13 e,i,m,w,x..........  9.0 e,i,m,w..........  4.8 i,m..............  3.1 i,m..............  1300.\n7. Lead b.........................    7439921  65 e,i,m,z............  2.5 e,i,m,z..........  210 i,m..............  8.1 i,m..............  n..........................  n.\n8. Mercury b......................    7439976  [Reserved]............  [Reserved]...........  [Reserved]...........  [Reserved]...........  0.050 a....................  0.051 a.\n9. Nickel b.......................    7440020  470 e,i,m,w...........  52 e,i,m,w...........  74 i,m...............  8.2 i,m..............  610 a......................  4600 a.\n10. Selenium b....................    7782492  [Reserved] p..........  5.0 q................  290 i,m..............  71 i,m...............  n..........................  n.\n11. Silver b......................    7440224  3.4 e,i,m.............  .....................  1.9 i,m.\n12. Thallium......................    7440280  ......................  .....................  .....................  .....................  1.7 a,s....................  6.3 a,t.\n13. Zinc b........................    7440666  120 e,i,m,w,x.........  120 e,i,m,w..........  90 i,m...............  81 i,m.\n14. Cyanide b.....................      57125  22 o..................  5.2 o................  1 r..................  1 r..................  700 a......................  220,000 a,j.\n15. Asbestos......................    1332214  ......................  .....................  .....................  .....................  7,000,000 fibers/L k,s.....  .......................\n16. 2,3,7,8-TCDD (Dioxin).........    1746016  ......................  .....................  .....................  .....................  0.000000013 c..............  0.000000014 c.\n17. Acrolein......................     107028  ......................  .....................  .....................  .....................  320 s......................  780 t.\n18. Acrylonitrile.................     107131  ......................  .....................  .....................  .....................  0.059 a,c,s................  0.66 a,c,t.\n19. Benzene.......................      71432  ......................  .....................  .....................  .....................  1.2 a,c....................  71 a,c.\n20. Bromoform.....................      75252  ......................  .....................  .....................  .....................  4.3 a,c....................  360 a,c.\n21. Carbon Tetrachloride..........      56235  ......................  .....................  .....................  .....................  0.25 a,c,s.................  4.4 a,c,t.\n22. Chlorobenzene.................     108907  ......................  .....................  .....................  .....................  680 a,s....................  21,000 a,j,t.\n23. Chlorodibromomethane..........     124481  ......................  .....................  .....................  .....................  0.41 a,c,y.................  34 a,c.\n24. Chloroethane..................      75003\n25. 2-Chloroethylvinyl Ether......     110758\n26. Chloroform....................      67663  ......................  .....................  .....................  .....................  [Reserved].................  [Reserved].\n27. Dichlorobromomethane..........      75274  ......................  .....................  .....................  .....................  0.56 a,c,y.................  46 a,c.\n28. 1,1-Dichloroethane............      75343\n29. 1,2-Dichloroethane............     107062  ......................  .....................  .....................  .....................  0.38 a,c,s.................  99 a,c,t.\n30. 1,1-Dichloroethylene..........      75354  ......................  .....................  .....................  .....................  0.057 a,c,s................  3.2 a,c,t.\n31. 1,2-Dichloropropane...........      78875  ......................  .....................  .....................  .....................  0.52 a.....................  39 a.\n32. 1,3-Dichloropropylene.........     542756  ......................  .....................  .....................  .....................  10 a,s.....................  1,700 a,t.\n33. Ethylbenzene..................     100414  ......................  .....................  .....................  .....................  3,100 a,s..................  29,000 a,t.\n34. Methyl Bromide................      74839  ......................  .....................  .....................  .....................  48 a.......................  4,000 a.\n35. Methyl Chloride...............      74873  ......................  .....................  .....................  .....................  n..........................  n.\n36. Methylene Chloride............      75092  ......................  .....................  .....................  .....................  4.7 a,c....................  1,600 a,c.\n37. 1,1,2,2-Tetrachloroethane.....      79345  ......................  .....................  .....................  .....................  0.17 a,c,s.................  11 a,c,t.\n38. Tetrachloroethylene...........     127184  ......................  .....................  .....................  .....................  0.8 c,s....................  8.85 c,t.\n39. Toluene.......................     108883  ......................  .....................  .....................  .....................  6,800 a....................  200,000 a.\n40. 1,2-Trans-Dichloroethylene....     156605  ......................  .....................  .....................  .....................  700 a......................  140,000 a.\n41. 1,1,1-Trichloroethane.........      71556  ......................  .....................  .....................  .....................  n..........................  n.\n42. 1,1,2-Trichloroethane.........      79005  ......................  .....................  .....................  .....................  0.60 a,c,s.................  42 a,c,t.\n43. Trichloroethylene.............      79016  ......................  .....................  .....................  .....................  2.7 c,s....................  81 c,t.\n44. Vinyl Chloride................      75014  ......................  .....................  .....................  .....................  2 c,s......................  525 c,t.\n45. 2-Chlorophenol................      95578  ......................  .....................  .....................  .....................  120 a......................  400 a.\n46. 2,4-Dichlorophenol............     120832  ......................  .....................  .....................  .....................  93 a,s.....................  790 a,t.\n47. 2,4-Dimethylphenol............     105679  ......................  .....................  .....................  .....................  540 a......................  2,300 a.\n48. 2-Methyl-4,6-Dinitrophenol....     534521  ......................  .....................  .....................  .....................  13.4 s.....................  765 t.\n49. 2,4-Dinitrophenol.............      51285  ......................  .....................  .....................  .....................  70 a,s.....................  14,000 a,t.\n50. 2-Nitrophenol.................      88755\n51. 4-Nitrophenol.................     100027\n52. 3-Methyl-4-Chlorophenol.......      59507\n53. Pentachlorophenol.............      87865  19 f,w................  15 f,w...............  13...................  7.9..................  0.28 a,c...................  8.2 a,c,j.\n54. Phenol........................     108952  ......................  .....................  .....................  .....................  21,000 a...................  4,600,000 a,j,t.\n55. 2,4,6-Trichlorophenol.........      88062  ......................  .....................  .....................  .....................  2.1 a,c....................  6.5 a,c.\n56. Acenaphthene..................      83329  ......................  .....................  .....................  .....................  1,200 a....................  2,700 a.\n57. Acenaphthylene................     208968\n58. Anthracene....................     120127  ......................  .....................  .....................  .....................  9,600 a....................  110,000 a.\n59. Benzidine.....................      92875  ......................  .....................  .....................  .....................  0.00012 a,c,s..............  0.00054 a,c,t.\n60. Benzo(a)Anthracene............      56553  ......................  .....................  .....................  .....................  0.0044 a,c.................  0.049 a,c.\n61. Benzo(a)Pyrene................      50328  ......................  .....................  .....................  .....................  0.0044 a,c.................  0.049 a,c.\n62. Benzo(b)Fluoranthene..........     205992  ......................  .....................  .....................  .....................  0.0044 a,c.................  0.049 a,c.\n63. Benzo(ghi)Perylene............     191242\n64. Benzo(k)Fluoranthene..........     207089  ......................  .....................  .....................  .....................  0.0044 a,c.................  0.049 a,c.\n65. Bis(2-Chloroethoxy)Methane....     111911\n66. Bis(2-Chloroethyl)Ether.......     111444  ......................  .....................  .....................  .....................  0.031 a,c,s................  1.4 a,c,t.\n67. Bis(2-Chloroisopropyl)Ether...     108601  ......................  .....................  .....................  .....................  1,400 a....................  170,000 a,t.\n68. Bis(2-Ethylhexyl)Phthalate....     117817  ......................  .....................  .....................  .....................  1.8 a,c,s..................  5.9 a,c,t.\n69. 4-Bromophenyl Phenyl Ether....     101553\n70. Butylbenzyl Phthalate.........      85687  ......................  .....................  .....................  .....................  3,000 a....................  5,200 a.\n71. 2-Chloronaphthalene...........      91587  ......................  .....................  .....................  .....................  1,700 a....................  4,300 a.\n72. 4-Chlorophenyl Phenyl Ether...    7005723\n73. Chrysene......................     218019  ......................  .....................  .....................  .....................  0.0044 a,c.................  0.049 a,c.\n74. Dibenzo(a,h)Anthracene........      53703  ......................  .....................  .....................  .....................  0.0044 a,c.................  0.049 a,c.\n75. 1,2 Dichlorobenzene...........      95501  ......................  .....................  .....................  .....................  2,700 a....................  17,000 a.\n76. 1,3 Dichlorobenzene...........     541731  ......................  .....................  .....................  .....................  400........................  2,600.\n78. 3,3'-Dichlorobenzidine........      91941  ......................  .....................  .....................  .....................  0.04 a,c,s.................  0.077 a,c,t.\n79. Diethyl Phthalate.............      84662  ......................  .....................  .....................  .....................  23,000 a,s.................  120,000 a,t.\n80. Dimethyl Phthalate............     131113  ......................  .....................  .....................  .....................  313,000 s..................  2,900,000 t.\n81. Di-n-Butyl Phthalate..........      84742  ......................  .....................  .....................  .....................  2,700 a,s..................  12,000 a,t.\n82. 2,4-Dinitrotoluene............     121142  ......................  .....................  .....................  .....................  0.11 c,s...................  9.1 c,t.\n83. 2,6-Dinitrotoluene............     606202\n84. Di-n-Octyl Phthalate..........     117840\n85. 1,2-Diphenylhydrazine.........     122667  ......................  .....................  .....................  .....................  0.040 a,c,s................  0.54 a,c,t.\n86. Fluoranthene..................     206440  ......................  .....................  .....................  .....................  300 a......................  370 a.\n87. Fluorene......................      86737  ......................  .....................  .....................  .....................  1,300 a....................  14,000 a.\n88. Hexachlorobenzene.............     118741  ......................  .....................  .....................  .....................  0.00075 a,c................  0.00077 a,c.\n89. Hexachlorobutadiene...........      87683  ......................  .....................  .....................  .....................  0.44 a,c,s.................  50 a,c,t.\n90. Hexachlorocyclopentadiene.....      77474  ......................  .....................  .....................  .....................  240 a,s....................  17,000 a,j,t.\n91. Hexachloroethane..............      67721  ......................  .....................  .....................  .....................  1.9 a,c,s..................  8.9 a,c,t.\n92. 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N-Nitrosodiphenylamine........      86306  ......................  .....................  .....................  .....................  5.0 a,c,s..................  16 a,c,t.\n99. Phenanthrene..................      85018\n100. Pyrene.......................     129000  ......................  .....................  .....................  .....................  960 a......................  11,000 a.\n101. 1,2,4-Trichlorobenzene.......     120821\n102. Aldrin.......................     309002  3 g...................  .....................  1.3 g................  .....................  0.00013 a,c................  0.00014 a,c.\n103. alpha-BHC....................     319846  ......................  .....................  .....................  .....................  0.0039 a,c.................  0.013 a,c.\n104. beta-BHC.....................     319857  ......................  .....................  .....................  .....................  0.014 a,c..................  0.046 a,c.\n105. gamma-BHC....................      58899  0.95 w................  .....................  0.16 g...............  .....................  0.019 c....................  0.063 c.\n106. delta-BHC....................     319868\n107. Chlordane....................      57749  2.4 g.................  0.0043 g.............  0.09 g...............  0.004 g..............  0.00057 a,c................  0.00059 a,c.\n108. 4,4'-DDT.....................      50293  1.1 g.................  0.001 g..............  0.13 g...............  0.001 g..............  0.00059 a,c................  0.00059 a,c.\n109. 4,4'-DDE.....................      72559  ......................  .....................  .....................  .....................  0.00059 a,c................  0.00059 a,c.\n110. 4,4'-DDD.....................      72548  ......................  .....................  .....................  .....................  0.00083 a,c................  0.00084 a,c.\n111. 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Endrin Aldehyde..............    7421934  ......................  .....................  .....................  .....................  0.76 a.....................  0.81 a,j.\n117. Heptachlor...................      76448  0.52 g................  0.0038 g.............  0.053 g..............  0.0036 g.............  0.00021 a,c................  0.00021 a,c.\n118. Heptachlor Epoxide...........    1024573  0.52 g................  0.0038 g.............  0.053 g..............  0.0036 g.............  0.00010 a,c................  0.00011 a,c.\n119-125. Polychlorinated biphenyls  .........  ......................  0.014 u..............  .....................  0.03 u...............  0.00017 c,v................  0.00017 c,v.\n(PCBs).\n126. Toxaphene....................    8001352  0.73..................  0.0002...............  0.21.................  0.0002...............  0.00073 a,c................  0.00075 a,c.\nTotal Number of Criteria h....  .........  22....................  21...................  22...................  20...................  92.........................  90.\nFootnotes to Table in Paragraph (b)(1)\na. Criteria revised to reflect the Agency q1* or RfD, as contained in the Integrated Risk Information System (IRIS) as of October 1, 1996. The fish tissue bioconcentration factor (BCF) from\nthe 1980 documents was retained in each case.\nb. Criteria apply to California waters except for those waters subject to objectives in Tables III-2A and III-2B of the San Francisco Regional Water Quality Control Board's (SFRWQCB) 1986\nBasin Plan that were adopted by the SFRWQCB and the State Water Resources Control Board, approved by EPA, and which continue to apply. For copper and nickel, criteria apply to California\nwaters except for waters south of Dumbarton Bridge in San Francisco Bay that are subject to the objectives in the SFRWQCB's Basin Plan as amended by SFRWQCB Resolution R2-2002-0061, dated\nMay 22, 2002, and approved by the State Water Resources Control Board. EPA approved the aquatic life site-specific objectives on January 21, 2003. The copper and nickel aquatic life site-\nspecific objectives contained in the amended Basin Plan apply instead.\nc. Criteria are based on carcinogenicity of 10 (-6) risk.\nd. Criteria Maximum Concentration (CMC) equals the highest concentration of a pollutant to which aquatic life can be exposed for a short period of time without deleterious effects. Criteria\nContinuous Concentration (CCC) equals the highest concentration of a pollutant to which aquatic life can be exposed for an extended period of time (4 days) without deleterious effects. ug/L\nequals micrograms per liter.\ne. Freshwater aquatic life criteria for metals are expressed as a function of total hardness (mg/L) in the water body. The equations are provided in matrix at paragraph (b)(2) of this section.\nValues displayed above in the matrix correspond to a total hardness of 100 mg/l.\nf. Freshwater aquatic life criteria for pentachlorophenol are expressed as a function of pH, and are calculated as follows: Values displayed above in the matrix correspond to a pH of 7.8. CMC\n= exp(1.005(pH)-4.869). CCC = exp(1.005(pH)-5.134).\ng. This criterion is based on 304(a) aquatic life criterion issued in 1980, and was issued in one of the following documents: Aldrin/Dieldrin (EPA 440/5-80-019), Chlordane (EPA 440/5-80-027),\nDDT (EPA 440/5-80-038), Endosulfan (EPA 440/5-80-046), Endrin (EPA 440/5-80-047), Heptachlor (440/5-80-052), Hexachlorocyclohexane (EPA 440/5-80-054), Silver (EPA 440/5-80-071). The Minimum\nData Requirements and derivation procedures were different in the 1980 Guidelines than in the 1985 Guidelines. For example, a ``CMC'' derived using the 1980 Guidelines was derived to be used\nas an instantaneous maximum. If assessment is to be done using an averaging period, the values given should be divided by 2 to obtain a value that is more comparable to a CMC derived using\nthe 1985 Guidelines.\nh. These totals simply sum the criteria in each column. For aquatic life, there are 23 priority toxic pollutants with some type of freshwater or saltwater, acute or chronic criteria. For human\nhealth, there are 92 priority toxic pollutants with either ``water + organism'' or ``organism only'' criteria. Note that these totals count chromium as one pollutant even though EPA has\ndeveloped criteria based on two valence states. In the matrix, EPA has assigned numbers 5a and 5b to the criteria for chromium to reflect the fact that the list of 126 priority pollutants\nincludes only a single listing for chromium.\ni. Criteria for these metals are expressed as a function of the water-effect ratio, WER, as defined in paragraph (c) of this section. CMC = column B1 or C1 value x WER; CCC = column B2 or C2\nvalue x WER.\nj. No criterion for protection of human health from consumption of aquatic organisms (excluding water) was presented in the 1980 criteria document or in the 1986 Quality Criteria for Water.\nNevertheless, sufficient information was presented in the 1980 document to allow a calculation of a criterion, even though the results of such a calculation were not shown in the document.\nk. The CWA 304(a) criterion for asbestos is the MCL.\nl. [Reserved]\nm. These freshwater and saltwater criteria for metals are expressed in terms of the dissolved fraction of the metal in the water column. Criterion values were calculated by using EPA's Clean\nWater Act 304(a) guidance values (described in the total recoverable fraction) and then applying the conversion factors in Sec.   131.36(b)(1) and (2).\nn. EPA is not promulgating human health criteria for these contaminants. However, permit authorities should address these contaminants in NPDES permit actions using the State's existing\nnarrative criteria for toxics.\no. These criteria were promulgated for specific waters in California in the National Toxics Rule (``NTR''), at Sec.   131.36. The specific waters to which the NTR criteria apply include:\nWaters of the State defined as bays or estuaries and waters of the State defined as inland, i.e., all surface waters of the State not ocean waters. These waters specifically include the San\nFrancisco Bay upstream to and including Suisun Bay and the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta. This section does not apply instead of the NTR for this criterion.\np. A criterion of 20 ug/l was promulgated for specific waters in California in the NTR and was promulgated in the total recoverable form. The specific waters to which the NTR criterion applies\ninclude: Waters of the San Francisco Bay upstream to and including Suisun Bay and the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta; and waters of Salt Slough, Mud Slough (north) and the San Joaquin River,\nSack Dam to the mouth of the Merced River. This section does not apply instead of the NTR for this criterion. The State of California adopted and EPA approved a site specific criterion for\nthe San Joaquin River, mouth of Merced to Vernalis; therefore, this section does not apply to these waters.\nq. This criterion is expressed in the total recoverable form. This criterion was promulgated for specific waters in California in the NTR and was promulgated in the total recoverable form. The\nspecific waters to which the NTR criterion applies include: Waters of the San Francisco Bay upstream to and including Suisun Bay and the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta; and waters of Salt\nSlough, Mud Slough (north) and the San Joaquin River, Sack Dam to Vernalis. This criterion does not apply instead of the NTR for these waters. This criterion applies to additional waters of\nthe United States in the State of California pursuant to 40 CFR 131.38(c). The State of California adopted and EPA approved a site-specific criterion for the Grassland Water District, San\nLuis National Wildlife Refuge, and the Los Banos State Wildlife Refuge; therefore, this criterion does not apply to these waters.\nr. These criteria were promulgated for specific waters in California in the NTR. The specific waters to which the NTR criteria apply include: Waters of the State defined as bays or estuaries\nincluding the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta within California Regional Water Board 5, but excluding the San Francisco Bay. This section does not apply instead of the NTR for these criteria.\ns. These criteria were promulgated for specific waters in California in the NTR. The specific waters to which the NTR criteria apply include: Waters of the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta and\nwaters of the State defined as inland (i.e., all surface waters of the State not bays or estuaries or ocean) that include a MUN use designation. This section does not apply instead of the\nNTR for these criteria.\nt. These criteria were promulgated for specific waters in California in the NTR. The specific waters to which the NTR criteria apply include: Waters of the State defined as bays and estuaries\nincluding San Francisco Bay upstream to and including Suisun Bay and the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta; and waters of the State defined as inland (i.e., all surface waters of the State not\nbays or estuaries or ocean) without a MUN use designation. This section does not apply instead of the NTR for these criteria.\nu. PCBs are a class of chemicals which include aroclors 1242, 1254, 1221, 1232, 1248, 1260, and 1016, CAS numbers 53469219, 11097691, 11104282, 11141165, 12672296, 11096825, and 12674112,\nrespectively. The aquatic life criteria apply to the sum of this set of seven aroclors.\nv. This criterion applies to total PCBs, e.g., the sum of all congener or isomer or homolog or aroclor analyses.\nw. This criterion has been recalculated pursuant to the 1995 Updates: Water Quality Criteria Documents for the Protection of Aquatic Life in Ambient Water, Office of Water, EPA-820-B-96-001,\nSeptember 1996. See also Great Lakes Water Quality Initiative Criteria Documents for the Protection of Aquatic Life in Ambient Water, Office of Water, EPA-80-B-95-004, March 1995.\nx. The State of California has adopted and EPA has approved site-specific criteria for the Sacramento River (and tributaries) above Hamilton City; therefore, these criteria do not apply to\nthese waters.\ny. The State of California adopted and EPA approved a site-specific criterion for New Alamo Creek from Old Alamo Creek to Ulatis Creek and for Ulatis Creek from Alamo Creek to Cache Slough;\ntherefore, this criterion does not apply to these waters.\nz. 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        "raw_content": "Pre-Read My \u2018Book\u2019\nBooks are tangible things that you can hold in your hands. This is not. This story will be purely digital.\nAfter many long hours of hitting keys, my latest creation is nearing completion. Currently it is a 90,000 word manuscript, making it longer than the first Harry Potter but shorter than the Hobbit. Unfortunately it is infinitely less interesting than both.\nThis is the true story of my search for freedom and adventure by quitting my job and leaving my home to head out into the world with nothing but my backpack and dreams of the open road. It is loosely based around some of the blog posts that you may have read, but it offers much more honesty and insight to my adventure, skipping many of the insignificant details about exactly what happened on a day to day basis (it\u2019s not a diary).\nThis story is not a literary masterpiece. It\u2019s an honest account of one individual\u2019s adventure. My adventure. I want to share this story in it\u2019s best possible form with people who will take an interest in it. But I don\u2019t want the pureness of my thoughts to be adulterated. For this reason, I will not have it professionally edited. Instead, I ask for volunteers (you) to proof read and suggest improvements.\nIf you are interested in doing so, please email me. All I ask is that you read the story within the next couple of weeks and give me feedback. In exchange, I will offer you the story now and you will help to shape it. No more, no less.\nI need only 5-10 people to read it so please, if you are interested, contact me and tell me:\n-Why you want to read it\n-What you expect from it\n-How long you think it will take you to read it\nI promise to get back to you within a couple of days.\nPS, I\u2019m thinking of titling it, \u201cI, Vagabond.\u201d Good or no? Please be honest. I need you to be.\nThank-you for all the wonderful responses to this appeal for help. I was overwhelmed by the unexpectedly high number of people who said that they were willing to help out. I will be contacting you all before the end of the week and will distribute the book on Friday or Saturday to get your thoughts and hope to have a final version available sometime in early June.\nAnd it seems like I need to change the name. More on this later.\nRe-writing the whole thing. Aiming for early release early 2014. Got to try and do it properly right? Other adventures got in the way.\nBy Jamie| 2013-12-13T01:57:03+00:00\tJune 1st, 2013|Thoughts and Inspiration|0 Comments",
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        "raw_content": "Today the weather on the mountain was challenging. The day started with snowglobe snow, with fluffy flakes falling gently, but by the time we got out on the hill, the dreaded ice fog had set in. This looks like regular fog, but has the added element of coating objects moving through it with a thin layer of ice. Objects like skiers. In ice fog, one takes breaks not because one is tired, but because one needs to scrape the ice off one\u2019s goggles. Or, one can try to ski without goggles, which makes it easier to see, but only if one can keep one\u2019s eyes open with little pellets of ice hitting them. It\u2019s a challenge. It can be amusing, too, in an \u201cisn\u2019t this ridiculous\u201d sort of way, but that gets old after just a few runs. So that\u2019s all I did today. What a luxury to be a local and have that option. I don\u2019t have to squeeze as much as I can into each ski day because there are only ten or fifteen of them each season. It\u2019s a good feeling.\nIt also helps knowing that for every day like today, there are more days that the clouds lift and I get to see views like this one on my way to the grocery store yesterday.\nOn this date in 2015: Mountain Chic\n2014: \u2018Twas the Night Before Christmas Eve\n2013: WDW Day 7: Downtown Disney and Christmas Party\n2012: Sock Monkeys Wish They Knew How to Drive\n2011: A Trip Down Memory Lane\nWow \u2013 what a view!\nAmazing view!! I don\u2019t think I have ever dealt with ice fog. It\u2019s a sunny 80 degrees down here in South Louisiana!",
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        "raw_content": "John Komeiji Senior VP and General Counsel for Hawaiian Telcom\nKomeiji knows all about taking risks. After working for more than 30 years for the prestigious Honolulu law firm Watanabe Ing and Komeiji, which he co-founded, Komeiji took a leap of faith and joined Hawaiian Telcom\u2019s new management team at the height of the company\u2019s financial turmoil.\nQ: Any advice for young professionals who are just starting out?\nAs a young attorney, my goal was always to be the best attorney I could be, not to be a partner or make a lot of money, because if you focus on those things, you might make bad decisions and compromise yourself to get to that status. Also, if you just strive to be the best, there\u2019s always room to grow. I\u2019ve learned from watching other people that the better you are at something, the more leeway society will give you. So, if you want to do radical things and push the envelope, you better be good at your job. If you\u2019re the best, nobody can touch you.\nQ: When you\u2019re at the early stages of your career, how important is pay?\nPay should never be the most important thing because that could also cause you to make bad decisions. A doctor friend once told me the importance of keeping your fixed monthly expenses down otherwise you become a slave to those expenses; you lose your flexibility. I also read this book when I was young about these three young guys and it talked about them creating an \u201cf-u fund.\u201d So, basically, if you go through life and you ever get into a situation where you can\u2019t stand your job or your boss, you can tell that person, \u201cf-u,\u201d and you\u2019d have money to fall back on and walk away. It gives you flexibility and options to do what\u2019s right and what makes you happy.\nQ: How do you measure risk?\nA long time ago in the Wall Street Journal, this psychologist interviewed all of these really successful people and what he found was that when faced with an important decision, they would ask the question, \u201cWhat is the worst thing that could happen to me if I\u2019m wrong?\u201d And if you think about it, a lot of times, it\u2019s not that bad. If you can\u2019t live with the consequences, then you probably shouldn\u2019t take that risk. When I was in college, I was a janitor. If worse came to worst, I guess I could go back to doing that. The point is: I know I could always find another job doing something, so I\u2019m not stuck. It\u2019s important to give yourself options.\nCalling Minority Businesses",
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        "raw_content": "You are here: Home / News / >Hands Across the Water\n>Hands Across the Water\nSeptember 18, 2006 by Roger Sutton 7 Comments\n>I had breakfast this morning with Janetta Otter Barry and Sarah Butler of Frances Lincoln Ltd. in London. They were here both to talk about some books F.L. will be selling in the U.S. in the upcoming seasons and to find out about how the book reviewing system in these parts works: according to Janetta, reviews in the States have much more of an impact on sales here than reviews in the U.K. do there.\nI was interested to find out more about how the \u201cdistributed in the United States by . . .\u201d kind of publishing works. 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It\u2019s certainly a fuzzy distinction: I said at breakfast that I thought Frances Lincoln books would not be eligible for ALA\u2019s Notable Books list (because the rules state the book must be \u201cpublished\u201d in the U.S.), but now I see that Canada\u2019s Groundwood Books has received Notable citations, and they seem to be in the same situation as F.L., with both companies\u2019 books distributed here by Publishers Group West.\nI know this all might sound like so much insider baseball, but as trade agreements, publishing, and consumer access to foreign books makes country-of-origin both less and more complicated, we all might need to be rethinking our rules about what we mean by \u201cpublished here.\u201d Where?\n>Thanks for the insight on this topic. I\u2019m learning a lot reading this blog!\nI find it interesting the book review process has less impact over there than here. 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        "raw_content": "In coming weeks, there will be no public remembrances here of what China once called \u201cthe counterrevolutionary riot.\u201d The government has banned all discussions and imagery of the Tiananmen protests, including Widener\u2019s photo.\nElsewhere, the memorials have already started. A Tiananmen Square museum is under construction in Hong Kong, a former British territory that still enjoys partial autonomy from Beijing. On Saturday, Widener will be one of the guest speakers at a conference at Harvard University titled \u201cKeeping the Memory Alive.\u201d\nRowena Xiaoqing He, a Harvard lecturer who organized the conference, said she\u2019d invited Widener because of the enduring power of the image he\u2019d captured. Born in China and educated in Canada, He recently published an oral history of Tiananmen protesters who were forced into exile after the government crackdown.\n\u201cTiananmen can remind us of repression, but the Tank Man symbolizes people\u2019s power and the struggles for freedom and human rights,\u201d said He. Because of the image, \u201chistory will witness the Tiananmen spirit, as the power of the powerless, again and again.\u201d\nWidener was working as an Associated Press photo editor in Bangkok, Thailand, when the Tiananmen protests began, sparked by the death of a Communist Party leader viewed as relatively tolerant of student dissent. The AP dispatched Widener to help cover the demonstrations, an increasingly dangerous assignment as the crowds grew more restless.\nOn June 3, Widener sustained a concussion when a brick thrown by a protester hit him in the face. That day, military troops were ordered into the city, eventually storming the square in the wee hours of June 4. On June 5, Widener\u2019s bosses asked him to return to the square to capture the scene.\nWidener\u2019s head was throbbing, and he recollects having little appreciation of the historic moment that was unfolding. \u201cMy thoughts were not what would happen to China,\u201d he recalled. \u201cAt the time, all I wanted to do was get as far away from the country as possible.\u201d\nHoping to get a vantage point on the action, Widener rode a bicycle to the Beijing Hotel, his camera and other equipment stuffed into his clothes. To avoid security police in the lobby, Widener yelled out to a hotel guest, pretending to know him. The guest, Kirk Martsen, played along, and helped Widener get up to a balcony at the hotel, which overlooks Changan Avenue in Tiananmen Square.\nWidener ran out of film while taking photos. Martsen, a college student, again came to his aid by tracking down a roll of color film from a tourist. Even with this lucky roll, Widener \u201cnearly blew the shot,\u201d he later recalled. Of three images he captured of the man standing in front of the tanks, only one had the right exposure. Widener was fairly certain that Tank Man would die at any moment, but the lone protester was pulled away by bystanders, and the tanks rolled on.\nWhen Widener\u2019s photo went out on the wires, it was an instant sensation, appearing on the front pages of hundreds of newspapers. It later became a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize, and America Online selected it as one of the 10 most famous images of all time.\nIt never would have gotten out without the help of Martsen, who Widener says smuggled the film to the U.S. Embassy in Beijing, which in turn delivered it to the AP. Widener didn\u2019t even know Martsen\u2019s name at the time, but years later the two reconnected. Widener says he then learned that Martsen had risked his life that day _ encountering gunfire and more soldiers in delivering the film.\nWhile Widener was able to eventually identify Martsen, Tank Man remains a mystery. Theories abound that a Chinese firing squad later executed the man in the white shirt. Others say he escaped and quietly blended back into society.\nWidener is still astounded that a quarter century later no one has been able to pin down Tank Man\u2019s identity. \u201cThis is just amazing,\u201d he said. \u201cHow could this guy have disappeared off the face of the planet?\u201d\nNo photographer likes to be defined by a single image, but Widener has grown accustomed to the attention his photograph continues to draw, particularly on or around early June.\nIn 2009, before the events\u2019 20th anniversary, the BBC flew him back to China for a documentary. Widener, then working as a photographer at the Honolulu Advertiser, experienced another Beijing day that changed his life.\n\u201cWhile making a sentimental walk down Changan Avenue towards the Tiananmen Square, I spotted a pretty young blonde,\u201d he recalls. She turned out to be a German teacher named Corinna Seidel, who was backpacking through China.\nThe two struck up a conversation and ended up in a candlelit tea house during a rainstorm. \u201cWe came to the realization that though there was a 22-year age gap, we were meant for each other,\u201d he said. They were wed in Honolulu the next year.\nWidener, now 57, lives with Seidel in Hamburg, Germany, where he works as a free-lancer. He likes to joke that if anyone had told him he\u2019d later meet the love of his life in Tiananmen Square, \u201cI would have thought they were smoking something.\u201d\nThat 2009 visit, however, gave Widener some hope for China\u2019s future. 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        "raw_content": "Fintech creates superior investment value\nAs much as Hong Kong needs to work hard to maintain its status as an international financial hub, financial services must keep evolving to stay relevant and globally competitive. Hong Kong Science Park company CASH Algo Finance Group Limited has made an early start in leveraging technology to transform the investment and trading business and is already seeing results.\nCASH Algo is a member of Celestial Asia Securities Holdings Ltd (\u201cCASH Group\u201d, SEHK: 1049). CASH Algo\u2019s Executive Director and Investment Director Dr Alfred Ma says that the CASH Group knew from early on that technology was the key to stay competitive in the financial services market of the future. The group established CASH Algo in 2009 as a result.\nIts mission is to integrate market experience and innovative technology to create superior and sustained value for investors. It focuses on the research and development of fintech tools such as Quantitative Investment and Algo Trading to improve the performance and stability of the services provided by the company and the group.\nComputerised trading to optimise investment performance\nQuantitative Investment is a process of using computer technology and mathematical models to implement investment strategy. Algo Trading describes an investment strategy in programming language and executes buying and selling of futures, stocks, funds, bonds and foreign exchange by computer systems. Quantitative Investment deduces risks and returns with discipline and systematically. The trading doesn\u2019t involve human interference and the commands are not subject to human emotions. This makes it possible to achieve steady investment performance over the medium to long term.\nMathematical modelling, as a basis for Quantitative Investment, is usually built on economic theories or market rhythms. A model is usually created with verified historical data over a lengthy period. With mathematical models, Quantitative Investment can identify anomalies and mispricing ahead of others and help investors capture fleeting opportunities to make a profit. Having said that, no mathematical model is infallible and the market could be affected by unpredictable factors from time to time such as the results of the Brexit referendum and the US presidential election. This means the projections made by mathematical models could deviate from the actual market performance. Even then, well-defined mathematical models are still better at deducing unexpected market changes sooner to help form investment decisions for minimising losses or making profits in best-case scenarios.\nEngaging academics in R&D\nAlfred says there are tens of thousands of mathematical models in the market, and how well they work depends on the thinking process of the people who design the models and how they are practically applied. It is a mind-boggling discipline. CASH Algo has researchers on site at Science Park to develop all sorts of models and data analysis technology. It also works with academics from the Chinese University of Hong Kong and the University of Science and Technology who specialise in relevant fields to develop and test various models together.\nAlfred says Quantitative Investment has become the key business engine for CASH Algo and the CASH Group. The company will continue to develop Empirical Mode Decomposition in technical analysis (or EMD-candlestick) and Alpha i artificial intelligence mobile trading app, integrating NASA\u2019s patented data analysis technology, deep learning and big data. It is believed to have given the company a competitive advantage in the local financial markets.\nAccelerating computerised trading in Hong Kong\nHe points out, however, that Quantitative Investment has already become mainstream in other international financial markets outside of Hong Kong. For example, 70% of the trading volume in the US involves Quantitative Investment. In Hong Kong, it will take a long while before Quantitative Investment is widely adopted. He thinks Hong Kong needs to find ways to promote more fintech for the long-term benefit of the city\u2019s international financial hub status, to create a bigger pie and promote progress through encouraging competition.\nFor its part, CASH Algo has been organising Quantitative Investment competitions in recent years, with the hope of promoting market development and identifying talent. Alfred says young people and tertiary students taking part in the competitions are creative, bold and informed. Other than applying mathematical models and investment strategies to make profit, they also have a pretty good understanding of high-frequency trading and market making, which are highly valued trading strategies in the market. They are the kind of talent very much in demand for investment services. He hopes that the development of Quantitative Investment will take off in Hong Kong to give these budding stars more tools to play with.\nAt Science Park, CASH Algo has a staff of 30 people, most of whom are involved in R&D. Alfred says HKSTP\u2019s industry events help them exchange ideas on fintech and find business partners. The company has also benefited from the activities designed to help partner companies widen their investor networks and recruit talent.\nDown the road, CASH Algo will continue to work on the mathematical models and technologies for Quantitative Investment, as well as expand the application areas. 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        "raw_content": "Written by Sam Trendall on 4 April 2018 in News\nDCMS is looking for an urban area of around 500,000 inhabitants to trial use of 5G-enabled technology\n5G - Image credit: Fotolia\nThe UK Government is looking for a major city to serve as a large-scale urban testing environment for 5G network technology.\nThe project will test the use of 5G-enabled technologies in the delivery of public services, as well as in industries including media, entertainment and manufacturing.\nThe Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport wants to hear from individual councils or combined authorities interested in leading the 5G project.\nIt is looking for authorities that serve an area containing \u201cin the region of 500,000 people\u201d, although it will consider applications from cities with a smaller population if they can demonstrate \u201cvery strong, clear digital leadership and vision\u201d.\nDigital minister Margot James said: \u201cThis is a huge opportunity for an urban area to become the flagship of our ambitious programme to make Britain fit for the future and a world leader in 5G.\nScottish Government launches procurement to cover 4G mobile \u2018notspots\u2019\n\u201cTrialling 5G at scale across an entire city is a chance to prove the economic benefits predicted from this new technology, test different methods of deployment, and boost the connectivity of ordinary people working and living there.\u201d\nThe overarching aim of the tests will be to examine how the implementation of wireless 5G infrastructure could \u201cmake urban communities inherently safer, greener, more efficient and more attractive places to live\u201d, the UK Government said.\nIt will particularly look to address problems caused by so-called pinch points \u2013 high-traffic areas such as train stations and central business and retail districts, where heavy usage can result in a lack of connectivity.\nUses of the technology likely to be explored as part of the test bed process include conducting GP consultations via video for patients that live in remote areas or have difficulty travelling.\nAnother possible use case for 5G networks will be deploying sensors to monitor traffic and public transport, and using augmented or virtual reality to enhance visitor experience at tourist sites.\nAugmented reality, as well as robotics, will also be trialled in factory assembly lines to try and increase productivity, according to the government.\nInterested local authorities have until 5 June to submit their bids to DCMS.\nBetween now and June the government will be running workshops which both local authorities and potential industry partners will be able to attend.\nOnce a winner has been selected, which will likely be later in the summer, the department will then work with its chosen council to pick commercial partners to provide 5G network infrastructure and connectivity services.\nLater in 2018, the UK Government will follow this urban testbed project with a similarly large-scale scheme designed to examine the use of 5G in rural communities.\nDepartment of Culture, Media and Sport looks to help local radio move to digital\nDCMS has launched a consultation on DAB licensing for community and small commercial stations\nWith technology now permeating all aspects of life, there is a need for leadership as the public sector pushes to keep up with the pace of change\nSNP MP says UK Government\u2019s digital strategy will leave rural communities behind\nSNP Digital Economy spokesperson Calum Kerr said rural areas will be left with broadband speeds that will be \u201cobsolete within a decade\u201d\nExtending broadband coverage to rural Scotland \u201ca challenge\u201d, says Audit Scotland\nAudit Scotland has evaluated progress on the rollout of superfast broadband in Scotland",
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        "raw_content": "'Tis the time to be jolly, and part of that is for everyone to start singing Christmas songs, whether it be in every shop it's played or on your own playlist. There's quite a few out there and I'm here to tell you my favourites so you can sing along to them too.\n1. Do They Know It's Christmas? - Band Aid/Band Aid 20\nWay back in 1984, Bob Geldof got some popular singers at the time together to make charity Christmas single 'Do They Know It's Christmas?', to a great reception and lots of money raised for charity. Band Aid 20 was created 20 years later in 2004 to help raise more money and features people that the older of you readers may know including Busted, Joss Stone and Jamelia. They've completely revamped the song for 2015 and called in Band Aid 30, but ruined the original classic. The old songs are the best in this case.\n2. Happy Xmas (War Is Over) - John Lennon & Yoko Ono\nThis song brings back memories of singing this at the end of the school nativity every year (we sung a different song at the end of each one), and I've loved it ever since. It's a song of protest, as it was part of John Lennon and Yoko Ono's peace campaign and has since become a classic. It's quite a slow song, but simply says one thing: to have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. The inclusion of The Harlem Community Choir makes the song even better and I always get emotional towards the end, am I the only one?\n3. I Wish It Could Be Christmas Everyday - Wizzard\nOnto happier songs, and this couldn't be a better choice. This song is played every year on the radio without fail and boosts everyone spirits. It's a great song to dance around to on Christmas Day and everyone knows the words. One of my all-time favourites.\n4. Fairytale of New York - The Pogues and Kirsty MacColl\nThis song is yet another classic that's played every Christmas, with both slow and fast parts to the song, there's something for everyone. The song features singer Kirsty MacColl who had hits in the 80s and 90s (but sadly passed away in 2000) and offers her vocals to the song, which makes it a lot more lively. And I still listen to it now, even when it's not Christmas.\n5. This Christmas Life - Shane Dawson\nI can image most of you reading this haven't heard of Shane Dawson. If you haven't then he's one of the original YouTubers who's been making comedy skits and music video parodies for 8 years or so. This original Christmas song was released in 2013 and is such a catchy pop christmas song, about what his ideal Christmas life would be like if it was in a Christmas movie, and how he wishes it could be his. A definite alternative to the traditional Christmas records.\n6. Santa's A Scotsman - Scottish Quest All Stars\nMy mum actually introduced me to this song, as Ken Bruce plays it on Christmas Day (and even before that) every year on BBC Radio 2. Her and her side of the family are all Scottish, so it makes sense that I've heard on it. Even so, I still play it within my own library every year as a comedic Christmas song. Released in 2006, the song's lyrics are about how Santa has \"too many pies, not enough exercise\" which isn't only hilarious, but very accurate. I can't wait to hear it played again on the radio and sing along.\nSo those are my favourite Christmas songs. Do you agree with any of them? Do you have any of your own that I may not have heard? Let me know :) also don't forget to follow me on Twitter, Facebook and Bloglovin' to keep up with my Blogmas posts.\nLabels: BBC Radio 2 , Blogmas , Fairytale of New York , Santa's A Scotsman , Shane Dawson , The Pogues",
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        "raw_content": "Gurgen G., who had a brain tumor, and his mother. Gurgen participated in a palliative care pilot project, which improved the quality of his remaining life. He died in August 2012, free from pain.\n\u00a9 2012 New Media Advocacy Project\nArmenia\u2019s rights record remained uneven, with serious concerns related the government\u2019s interference in freedom of assembly. Other concerns include media freedom, poor prison conditions, including overcrowding and ill-treatment, and discrimination against lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) people.\nIn December 2015, Armenia held a referendum on constitutional amendments, proposed by the ruling party, to move from a presidential to a parliamentary system. Some critics said the amendments are intended to allow the party to remain in power, although the Council of Europe\u2019s Venice Commission said that the draft constitution was \u201cin line with international standards.\u201d Following the referendum, some domestic and international observers reported allegations of large-scale vote-buying, ballot box stuffing, and intimidation and violence against observers.\nFreedom of Assembly and Political Dissent\nAuthorities in several cases interefered with freedom of assembly in 2015, including by force. Some protestors faced violence. In September, Smbat Hakobian, of the Alliance of Freedom Fighters, an independent group critical of the government, was savagely beaten by several men he did not know, after a protest march. Police had charged three suspects in an investigation ongoing at time of writing.\nOn June 19, hundreds gathered in central Yerevan to protest a proposed 17 percent hike in electricity tariffs in round-the-clock demonstrations dubbed \u201cElectric Yerevan.\u201d On June 22, demonstrators marched toward the presidential palace and, after police blocked them, occupied a central avenue until early June 23, when police issued warnings and then used water cannons to disperse the protest. Police officials told media that at least 25 people, including 11 police officers, were injured. Several protesters sought medical assistance. Activists and media reported that police attacked and detained numerous reporters, in some cases, smashing or confiscating cameras and deleting photos and videos of the events.\nPolice detained more than 200 demonstrators and held them for most of the day before releasing them without charge. In at least two cases, police refused access to lawyers. By evening, thousands gathered on the avenue to protest police actions. Police did not interfere. Many stayed until the police cleared them without incident on July 6. After an internal inquiry into the July 23 incidents, one officer was demoted and eight received reprimands for failure to demonstrate restraint. A criminal investigation into police conduct was ongoing, and no one had been charged at time of writing. Authorities eventually dropped a criminal investigation into \u201chooliganism\u201d regarding the protests.\nPolice forcibly dispersed another peaceful protest against the rate increase on September 11, temporarily detaining approximately 50 protesters.\nOn April 7, Yerevan police arrested five members of the opposition movement Founding Parliament, including Chairman Garegin Chukaszyan, and Jirair Sefilyan, Varuzhan Avestisyan, Pavel Manukyan, and Gevorg Safaryan. The group had received permission to hold a rally in Yerevan on April 24, the 100-year anniversary of the Armenian genocide. Authorities charged the men with planning a mass disturbance, after searching their homes and office and seizing wooden bats, kitchen knives, a stun gun, and a publicly available pamphlet, as well as their laptops and flags. On April 10, a Yerevan court remanded all five to pretrial custody, but on May 4, the prosecutor general released them pending the investigation, which was ongoing at time of writing.\nIn 2015, appeals courts upheld the verdicts against controversial opposition leader Shant Harutyunyan and 13 of his supporters, who were arrested in 2013 after clashes with police during an attempted march on the presidential administration in Yerevan. In 2014, a Yerevan criminal court convicted them of violence against authorities and imposed prison terms of one to seven years.\nHarutyunyan and activist Vardanyan alleged that police beat them following their detention. The authorities refused to investigate the allegations. In June, penitentiary officials granted their petitions to serve their remaining sentences in solitary confinement, due to their fear of politically motivated violence in prison.\nOn September 15, a Yerevan court sentenced Hayk Kyureghyan to nine years in prison for shooting air pistols to protest the 2014 trial of Harutyunyan and his supporters. Many local activists consider the sentence disproportionate, and retaliation for Kyureghyan\u2019s political views.\nAuthorities continue to curtail media pluralism, and impunity for attacks on journalists, including by the police, remains the rule. The Committee to Protect Freedom of Expression reported that if the law on television and radio remains unchanged, provisions will take effect in January 2016 limiting each region to one television station, and at least 10 stations will have to close.\nThe committee documented 19 cases of violence against journalists in 2015, including 13 during the June Electric Yerevan protests, and, aside from the reprimands noted above, reported that no one was held responsible for any of the attacks.\nIn a positive step, the Constitutional Court ruled in October that journalists are not obliged to reveal confidential sources in cases not involving serious crimes. The decision resolved a multi-year attempt by the Special Investigative Service to force the Ilur.am news portal and Hraparak newspaper to disclose confidential sources.\nDespite new guidelines issued to law enforcement officers, human rights groups reported that torture and ill-treatment in custody remain serious problems in pretrial and post-conviction facilities, especially to coerce confessions. Some victims do not file complaints, fearing investigations will not be effective. Impunity for torture remains a key concern.\nThe Armenian Helsinki Association reported that, in April and August, appeals courts in Yerevan upheld Aik Agamalyan\u2019s 10-year prison sentence for murder. Authorities refused to investigate claims that investigators tortured and ill-treated Agamalyan, 16 at the time of his arrest in 2013, and his relatives to coerce a confession.\nAccording to the Helsinki Citizens\u2019 Assembly Vanadzor, a human rights monitoring group, in May, a woman in Yerevan rebuffed a police officer who whistled at her. Four officers handcuffed her and took her to the station, where they insulted and ill-treated her for three hours. A forensic exam revealed bruises and psychological distress. Her appeal of the Special Investigation Service\u2019s decision to dismiss her complaint was under court review at time of writing. She was charged with insulting an officer, and two preliminary hearings on the charges had been held at time of writing.\nAuthorities opened an investigation into allegations that some witnesses were pressured to testify against Karen Kurngurtsev, whose murder trial was ongoing at time of writing, but refused to investigate Kurngurtsev\u2019s allegations that police ill-treated him after his arrest in 2013.\nAlthough Armenia has taken significant steps to correct long-standing problems with military service, including by providing for alternative service for conscientious objectors, Armenian rights groups reported that violence among conscripts and a high number of non-combat deaths remain concerns.\nArmenia Blocks Essential Drugs, Patients Die in Pain\nThousands of patients with advanced cancer in Armenia suffer from avoidable, severe pain every year because they cannot get adequate pain medications.\nArmenia continues to discuss reforming its complicated and time-consuming prescription and procurement procedures for opioid medications. A national action plan on palliative care remained pending for more than a year at time of writing. Current regulations obstruct the delivery of adequate palliative care, condemning most terminally ill patients to unnecessary suffering. Tight police controls on injectable opioids and restrictive policies on procurement, prescription, and disbursement are inconsistent with many of the World Health Organization\u2019s recommendations on palliative care.\nActivists reported that LGBT people continue to face discrimination, harassment, and physical violence. The government has not addressed hate speech or discrimination against LGBT people. Gender identity and sexual orientation are not included in anti-discrmination or hate speech laws, limiting legal recourse for many crimes against LGBT people.\nOn October 17-18, the LGBT rights group PINK Armenia held the first Armenian forum to discuss problems faced by LGBT people. An article about the event and a photograph of participants posted on PINK Armenia\u2019s website and re-posted by various media outlets, received a slew of homophobic comments and threats in social media, including calls to burn and kill the forum participants. PINK Armenia filed a complaint with the Prosecutor\u2019s Office to investigate the threats and had not received a response at time of writing.\nPINK Armenia reported that five men attacked two transgender sex workers in a Yerevan park in August, causing serious injuries, including brain trauma. The victims attempted to seek assistance from security officers, who refused to help them. The case was under investigation at time of writing.\nIn April, an appeals court rejected the appeal by 16 plaintiffs whose lawsuits against the Iravunq newspaper were dismissed by a court in October 2014. Iravunq had published several online articles calling for LGBT people and activists to be excluded from public life and for their families to shun them. One article included a \u201cblacklist\u201d of 60 such people, with links to their social media sites. The newspaper refused to publish a retraction.\nFollowing her April visit, Anne Brasseur, president of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe, called for immediate action to combat violence against women and domestic violence, echoing the March report by the council\u2019s human rights commissioner. Despite evidence that violence against women remains common, Armenia has no law criminalizing domestic violence and has not become a party to the Council of Europe\u2019s Convention on Preventing and Combating Violence against Women and Domestic Violence.\nOn June 23, following police assaults on journalists in Yerevan, the OSCE\u2019s Mijatovic called for authorities to investigate the incident and ensure journalists\u2019 safety.\nOn June 24, Michael Georg Link, director of the OSCE\u2019s Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights, called on the Armenian authorities to respect the right to freedom of assembly and investigate the detentions of protestors.\nIn May 2015, the UN special rapporteur on the sale of children, child prostitution, and child pornography visited Armenia and noted gaps in awareness campaigns, detection, and reporting mechanisms for cases of abuse and violence against children.\nIn its March European Neighborhood Policy progress report, the European Union noted that \u201cArmenia made limited progress on deep and sustainable democracy, human rights and fundamental freedoms,\u201d and urged it to adopt a comprehensive anti-discrimination law, and ensure accountability for attacks and threats against human rights defenders.\nPACE adopted a declaration in January on the failure of the Armenian authorities to condemn incitement of hatred against LGBT people and to call for implementation of a Committee of Ministers\u2019 recommendation on combating discrimination.\nArmenia underwent its second universal periodic review at the UN Human Rights Council in January, with the resulting recommendations calling on Armenia to strengthen children\u2019s rights protections, adopt comprehensive anti-discrimination legislation, and end impunity for attacks against journalists and human rights defenders, among others.\nLatest News on Armenia",
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        "raw_content": "Mayfair Student Accommodation Costs Up To \u00a321,000 Is Getting Snapped Up By Overseas Students\nWhile the majority of students in London struggle to find somewhere to live that costs under \u00a3500 a month, overseas students are heading to the capital with something else in mind...\nMayfair estate agents, Wetherell, have revealed that super-wealthy students are moving into West End apartments costing up to \u00a321,000 a month, with one 19-year-old design student from North American recently taking up a property on Park Lane.\nThe astronomical prices are a far cry from average student accommodation in London and beyond. According to NUS, students in London spend an average of \u00a36,143 on rent per year, while students outside of the capital spend \u00a34,384.\nSpeaking to CityAM, Wetherell said: \"Wealthy overseas students from the Middle East, North America, Asia and Africa can afford to pay over \u00a32,000 per week for luxurious apartments in apartments.\"\nThe newly-developed block of high-end student digs in Mayfair range from a staggering 1,600 sq ft to 2,000 sq ft.\nMORE: london students young voices university Universities student accommodation news",
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        "raw_content": "Carl Jeffers, Contributor\nTelevision commentator, radio talk show host, lecturer, political analyst\nRepublicans Get Wake-Up Call: And This Time They Answer It!\nWe have now read, reviewed and analyzed the 2014 midterm elections from every perspective, and the most consistent conclusions are that the Republicans scored a smashing victory, the Democrats suffered a humiliating defeat, the president's performance is mostly to blame, and the 2016 presidential election starts now.\nActually, the last conclusion about the 2014 election is mostly driven by the media, and everyone in the media should be ashamed to be so driven to start the 2016 campaign now even when not a single regular American wants it to. In one interview, I heard one Republican victorious governor asked four different times if he was \"running for president.\" Apparently, \"just saying NO\" really is not enough.\nAnd if the media's obsession with 2016 was based on a genuine concern about the direction and future of the country, that would be different. But we know it's really about driving ratings and trying to make news and be able to report that \"we can tell you from an exclusive interview that only we have\" that so and so is prepared to run in 2016. It's really part of the overall mess we have made of our national election process, particularly the primary and campaign debate process, and ALL the media, on both sides of the conservative-liberal aisles, are equally to blame.\nEssentially, there are three primary reasons why Republicans enjoyed such an impressive victory on election night.\nFirst, and the most obvious, is the low approval ratings of the president throughout the country. But I'm not focusing on all the \"red state\" voters and Republican voters and conservative voters who were expected to oppose the President and vote for the opposition.\nNo, I'm focusing on the president's low approval ratings among his own base and demonstrated support groups based on the last two national elections -- white male auto workers in Ohio and Michigan, soccer moms in the Northeast, educated suburbanites in Maryland, and even among Hispanics and African-Americans. Many in these groups went out and voted for Republicans, and most of the voters in these groups just stayed home, as witnessed by the lowest national voter turnout since the 1940's. That result is far more alarming for Democrats than all the Republican and conservative voters who were excited to go out and vote their disappointment and even anger with President Obama.\nSecond, for the first time in several election cycles, the mainstream Republican Party bolted from the Tea Party and nominated good, sensible mainstream candidates to oppose Democrats instead of nominating candidates who had to spend too much time denying rumors that they were \"witches\" or who wanted to shut down every Government facility except Minuteman Missile installations. In the past, even if voters were angry with Democrats or establishment incumbents, the Tea Party and ultimately Republican candidates offered as an alternative were simply not acceptable to most voters. This time they were.\nAnd Third, as a party, Republicans ran less strident campaigns that did NOT feature themes and undercurrents that in more recent election cycles have outraged and angered African-Americans and particularly Hispanics, with the latter group often feeling they were being scapegoated and racially targeted as part of the Republican message on Immigration reform. The message may not have changed itself, but the Republican party refused to let their entire national campaign theme revolve around that message or, for that matter, repealing Obamacare and opposing gay rights. In fact, we have heard far more Republican attacks on the Obama Healthcare program in the few days since the election than we heard in the entire 6 to 8 month campaign leading up to the election.\nAll of that adds up to good smart politics, and the sum total of these factors resulted in a most impressive Republican victory.\nOn the state level, I would point out while Republicans did amass impressive wins in gubernatorial races in Illinois, Massachusetts, and Maryland, it bears noting that all of these states have actually elected Republican Governors in fairly recent election cycles even though the states themselves are considered to be fairly safe Democratic blue states.\nFor the Democrats, the late night comeback victory pulled off by Democratic Governor John Hickenlooper is a key victory going forward to 2016 as Colorado is a key purple state in the west, and Democrats need the on the ground organization and support that having one of their own in the governor's chair in that state will provide to help them attempt to carry that state in the next Presidential election cycle.\nFinally, here's a little political secret that I probably shouldn't even share with everyone at this early stage.\nIn his press conference the day after the election, President Obama made reference to his plan to possibly go ahead and issue executive orders to implement comprehensive immigration reform as he envisions it, stating that he will continue to fight for what is good for the country and that the Congress can pass a bill that will supersede the executive order if they choose to do so.\nThat all sounds terrific. But here's what the president is counting on and what may be his last gift to Democrats for 2016.\nNo sooner had the president made that statement at the press conference when virtually all talk about working together and getting things done evaporated, and the newly elected Republican leadership in the Senate along with Speaker Boehner and Tea Party stalwarts like Senator Ted Cruz immediately threatened full scale political warfare and not only went after the President on immigration but also threw in repealing Obamacare with not so subtle references to impeachment proceedings that could loom on the horizon if the President doesn't behave.\nThe president has laid a trap that Republicans are almost sure to fall into.\nIf they spend the next two years focused on trying to repeal Obamacare in an emotional attack filled campaign that is sure to lose, and then re-engage and outrage once again Hispanic-Americans all over the country fighting Immigration reform and letting the rhetoric and dialogue deteriorate to the lowest level of uncivil discourse, instead of focusing on areas where the two parties could actually work together to get things done like tax reform and infrastructure needs and education, then all those voters, particularly Hispanics and African-Americans who stayed home this year after turning out in unprecedented droves in 2008 and 2012, will come flocking back out to the polls in 2016 along with the soccer moms and educated suburbanites and sweep Hillary Clinton into the White House along with Democratic candidates all down the line.\nYes, Republicans did answer their wake-up call this year. Now we will see if they really answer it and get up or just hit the snooze button and return to their slumber for another cycle.\nCarl Jeffers is a Los Angeles based columnist, TV political analyst, radio commentator, and a national lecturer and business consultant. Jeffers is president of Intelli Marketing Associates. E-mail: cjintel@juno.com\nPolitics Republicans Republican Party Midterm Elections",
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        "raw_content": "With his unique catchphrase, \u201cbiceps win races\u201d, Hunter strikes a brilliant contrast to the \u201cskinny minis\u201d, each and every time he takes the podium. Hunter, AKA \u2018The Sheriff\u201d loves to perform with the showmanship of a WWF wrestler. He is, however, an inveterate lover of all things- particularly life. At the age of just 27 he has already been a lumberjack in Montana, a party \u201centhusiast\u201d, and male model. His wild and crazy charisma shines. Hunter, was born to entertain! His passion for life is built around creating each day to be better than the day before. Thriving on daily challenges, you can find him crafting and creating new experiences, from climbing the biggest mountain to setting the foundations of new friendships.\n\u201cCrossfit, My First Love\u201d\nCrossfit has been in my life since 2010. I was looking for a job on Craigslist when I stumbled upon an internship at Crossfit Providence. I soon learned about deadlifts, overhead squats and box jumps.\u2026 Read more\nI am Hunter McIntyre\nWhether you know him as \"The Sheriff\" or \"Safari Bob\", Hunter was born to entertain. A former lumberjack who now lives and trains in California, his hobbies outside of competition range from co-hosting 'Boundless', an adrenaline based TV series which he competes in extreme races all over the globe, to reading biographies and machete hikes in the Malibu backcountry terrain. ... Read more",
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        "raw_content": "Home > Learning Center > Information for Homeowners > Green Guide to Replacing Appliances\nThe Green Guide to Getting Rid of Old and Broken Appliances\nWhen you purchase major home appliances, how you're going to get rid of them is the last thing on your mind. Nevertheless, every year people replace the major appliances in their homes, and every year people wonder what to do with their old, worn out appliances.\nOne of the best ways to deal with unwanted appliances is to recycle them. However, it's not as simple as figuring out whether you need to toss your microwave into the blue or the green bin. Here's our green guide to getting rid of old and broken appliances.\nHow to Dispose of Large Appliances\nWhen it comes to dishwashers, clothes washers and dryers, refrigerators, and even ovens, too many people simply take them to the dump. Because these appliances aren't biodegradable, they will rust, some of them might leak harmful materials, and they'll end up occupying space at the landfill. This is the worst option, when considering the health of the environment.\nThe first thing that Scientific American recommends you do is to check with your local waste utility for free pick-ups and rebates. Utilities in 10 U.S. states as well as Ontario, Canada, offer this service in partnership with a company called Responsible Appliance Disposal (RAD) program, which was launched in October 2006 to protect the ozone layer, cut greenhouse gas emissions, and benefit communities. The EPA proudly boasts on their site that they \"commit to collecting and disposing of old refrigerated appliances using the best environmental practices available and going beyond what is required by federal law.\" The goal of RAD is to reduce the release of harmful agents into the environment. Improperly disposed of, materials like refrigerant and insulating foam contribute to stratospheric ozone depletion and climate change. Find RAD partners here.\nGetting new appliances and removing old ones tends to happen at the same time. A home warranty with the GreenPlus option can smooth out this process by giving you an Energy Star appliance to replace the old one, as well as by taking the failed appliance off your hands and ensuring it is appropriately recycled. Contact us for more information.\nIf you don't have access to any of these programs in your area, you still have a couple of options. If your appliances still work, consider posting an ad on Craigslist or a similar service to make a little cash and ensure that it gets to a good home. If you don't feel you have the time to do that, you can always give older appliances to places like Goodwill, or anywhere that accepts charitable donations. These organizations will sell the item, and donate the proceeds to charity. Most will even come pick the item up, and your donation is tax-deductible. If there isn't a viable charity to donate to near you, many municipalities will have a pick up service that will take certain appliances for recycle.\nOne final option available to you is to sell or donate your old appliances for scrap metal. Your stove, refrigerator, freezer and washer all have valuable metals that builders and manufacturers can repurpose and reuse. This process isn't as environmentally friendly as donating, reselling or sending the appliance to an EPA recycling center, so exercise this option last.\nHow to Dispose of Small Appliances and Electronics\nWhen it comes to smaller appliances like microwaves, televisions and anything else that is more electronic in nature and doesn't need to be hauled away by truck, you're likely able to recycle these as well. In fact, some states have disposal bans for electronics, and mandate that some small appliances be recycled. Check local and state ordinances for further guidance. Even if you're not required to, you should still help to conserve natural resources and sustain the environment by repurposing, recycling, and reusing.\nAnother thing to note: the older your electronics are, the more likely they will contain harmful elements like lead and mercury. This alone is an excellent reason to recycle them, and there are companies devoted to being environmental stewards by doing this for you. Stores like Best Buy take older electronics such as cellphones and make sure they're recycled properly; other major brands such as Apple and Sony have corporate electronic recycling programs as well. These companies can usually either refurbish the item or use it for parts, keeping them out of the landfill and in the hands of their users. You can check out local drop-off and pick-up recycling locations here.\nLike larger appliances, small appliances are acceptable donations to places like the Goodwill and are also tax-deductible write-offs. If your neighborhood has an annual yard-sale day, that might also be a good opportunity to resell your appliance. Look out for community events like these, and recognize that almost every area of the United States now has some kind of recycling program.\nWhen it comes to the preservation of our planet and our environment, it's up to all of us to pitch in and make responsible decisions. If you can, recycle, reuse, and repurpose before throwing anything away. For more information on how you might be able to upgrade any old and failing appliances to more energy efficient models while protecting them at the same time, contact Home Warranty of America and ask about our GreenPlus option.",
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        "raw_content": "'Ned Kelly' Fugitive is Australia\u2019s Most Wanted Man\nPolice released this digitally-enhanced image of Malcolm Naden, expected to have long hair and possibly a moustache and/or beard. NSW Police\nAustralian police are on the hunt for a fugitive who has been on the run for the last six years.\nMalcolm Naden is wanted by police after his 24-year-old cousin Kristy Scholes was found strangled in 2005 in the town of Dubbo in New South Wales.\nHe is also wanted for questioning over the disappearance of another of his cousins, Lateesha Nolan, also 24, who went missing from Dubbo in January 2005.\nThe 38-year-old has managed to repeatedly evade police searches and said to be a bushcraft expert.\nA police officer was shot in the shoulder on Wednesday when a search team surrounded what was believed to be Naden's hideout at a temporary camp site near the village of Nowendoc.\nThe suspect managed to escape which has prompted authorities to raise the scale of the search.\nTeams of heavily armed police, assisted by the Australian military, are now searching the surrounding areas of the village.\nPolice on the hunt for Naden have been instructed to shoot to kill the man if necessary.\nA reward of AUD$100,000 (\u00a366,000) has been offered to capture the man. It is the first time since the days of outlaw Ned Kelly in the 19th century that such a big reward has been offered.\nNaden is renowned for travelling alone and hiding in various locations during his many years on the run. He has avoided capture by remaining in remote and dense forest rural areas.\nThe Australian media have described Naden as \"a master bushman\" while police have said he is \"totally self-reliant\" and \"very well crafted in living off the land\".\nIn an address to the press, New South Wales Police Commissioner Andrew Scipione described Naden as \"armed and dangerous\".\n\"He is not the sort of person we would want the community to engage,\" he said.\n\"If he was cornered I'm sure he would be violent.\"\nNaden is described as being 177 centimetres tall with a medium build, brown eyes and possibly a moustache and/or beard.\nPolice have released digitally-enhanced photos of what wanted man Naden could look like today.",
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        "raw_content": "Batman: Knightfall Part Two Review\nBatman: Knightfall / 7 Jun 2005 3:42 PM PDT\nJust when you thought it was safe to pick up a Batman trade...\nThe second part of Knightfall collects the issues directly following the breaking of Batman and lead into Jean Paul Valley's transformation into a meaner, deadlier Bat. Think of this as Azrael: Year One, with Batman's successor, the former Azrael, taking on the mantle of the Bat.\nThey say power corrupts and this book proves it. Given the role of Batman, Jean-Paul quickly descends into vigilante madness. Using \"The System,\" which was implanted into his mind by the Order of Saint Dumas, Jean-Paul can perform incredible physical feats and perform complex engineering tasks -- like designing a bat-suit that's more like battle armor. Bruce Wayne worked all his life to become Batman. Jean-Paul got brain-washed to earn his skills. Obviously this is a Batman that just won't do.\nAs Jean-Paul gets more aggressive, he and Robin split and we're all left hating the new Batman. The purpose, it seems, is to make us clamor and hope for a replacement that isn't an asshole. That's really not what I'd call top-notch writing. As the story plays out, jean-Paul is essentially building himself up through experience so he can face Bane and take him down. As he improves, so does the suit as \"improvements\" turn it into an ugly piece of work.\nOn the one hand, we get to see what life might be like with a different Batman, but it's all too obviously manipulated. We never really get a chance to see Jean-Paul as anything more than a jerk with a somewhat questionable background who has no business being Batman.\nHad DC the courage, they would have let Dick Grayson come in. Imagine the conflict when Grayson (who would certainly do things a little different than Batman) holds his own as the Dark Knight only to have Wayne healthy and ready to return to the role. How can Dick not give up the suit, but then, what if the city is better for having him. What if Tim Drake prefers Grayson? Now instead of a somewhat forced conflict, you have some real drama that builds on the history of Batman.\nKnightfall Part Two's biggest failing is that it features a villain, Bane, whom readers have no history with battling against Jean-Paul, a Batman we care nothing about. This is supposed to make for great reading? How??\nI'd recommend Knight Part One, just to see how Batman is broken, but Part Two can stay on the store shelf. Trust me, you aren't missing anything.",
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        "raw_content": "Traditional Cottage Cheese production in Kosovo Traditional Cottage cheese of Kosovo\nKaltrina Berisha\nUniversity of Prishtina ''Hasan Prishtina''\nMentor Thaqi\nThe study was conducted to identify the technological process of cottage cheese production as well as its diversity produced in traditional way in Kosovo. The data were collected by survey realized during the period October 2015 \u2013 April 2016. The sample size was calculated as 450 small-scale households and was randomly selected, representing all regions of Kosovo. The data were collected by face to face survey in rural settlements. The study was focused on the mode of cottage cheese production, as a way of coagulation, pasteurization, storage and use of cottage cheese produced. According to study result, it was found that Kosovo is characterized by a very small diversity of cottage cheese produced in the traditional form and the technological process of curd production differ slightly between the regions of Kosovo (mainly in the way of coagulation of curd).\nAvermaete, T., Viaene J., Morgan E.J., Pitts E., Crawford N., Mahon D. Determinants of product and process innovation in small food manufacturing firms. Trends in Food Science & Technology, 2004, 15(10), 474-483. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0924224404001116\nBodyfelt, F.W., Potter D., Sensory evaluation of creamed cottage cheese; Clark S., Costello M., Drake M.A., Bodyfelt F. (Eds.), The Sensory Evaluation of Dairy Products, Van Nostrand Reinhold, New York, 2009, 167\u2013190 https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007%2F978-0-387-77408-4_7\nBytyqi, H., Berisha K., A. Hamidi, Sylejmani D. and Thaqi M. A survey on traditional cheese production and diversity in Kosovo. Bulgarian Journal of Agricultural Science, 2017, 23 (1) http://www.agrojournal.org/23/01-06.pdf\nCanadian Dairy Commission 2011; Milkingredients.Ca - Cottage cheese. Accessed 25.03.2017 http://www.milkingredients.ca/index-eng.php?id=175\nCode of Federal Regulations. 2004. Code of Federal Regulations, title 21. Vol. 2: Food and drugs. U.S. Government Printing Office. https://www.accessdata.fda.gov/scripts/cdrh/cfdocs/cfcfr/cfrsearch.cfm\nFarkye, N.Y. Cheese technology. International Journal of Dairy Technology, 2004, 57(1): 91-98. https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1111/j.1471-0307.2004.00146.x\nKosikowski, F.V. and Mistry V.V. Cheese and Fermented Milk Foods, 3rd Edition, Kosikowski F.V. and Associates, Brooktondale, NY, 1997. https://trove.nla.gov.au/work/11182711\nNational Dairy Council, 2000: Newer Knowledge of Dairy Foods/ Cheese. Dairy Management, Incorporation Rosemont, IL, USA 60018\u20135616. https://www.nationaldairycouncil.org/search-results?q=science%20summary&q=science%20summary\nNorman N.P., Joseph H.H. Food science, 5th Edition, 1998\nO\u2019Conner C. Traditional Cheese Making Manual. International Livestock Centre for Africa (ILCA), Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, 1993, pp. 35-47. https://www.springer.com/gp/book/9780834212657\nPapazisi, E., Hala I. 1st Edition 1999, Ruajtja e Prodhimeve Blegtorale, Procesi teknologjik i prodhimit t\u00eb gjiz\u00ebs, 1999, pp. 71-74.\nSall, J., Lehman A. and Creighoton L. JMP Start Statistics. A Guide to statistics and Data Analysis Using JMP and JMP IN Software, 3rd ed., SAS Institute, USA, 2004, p. 491 https://www.amazon.com/JMP-Start-Statistics-Guide-Analysis/dp/159994572X\nScott, R., Robinson R.K., and Wilbey R.A., 1998. Cheese making Practice. 3rd Edition, Applied Science. Publ. Ltd., London , 1998. https://www.springer.com/gp/book/9780751404173\nSpeker, E. Milk and Dairy Product Technology. (A. Mixa, Trans.). NY: Marcel Dekker, Inc., New York, 1998. https://www.amazon.com/Milk-Dairy-Product-Technology-Science/dp/0824700945\nBERISHA, Kaltrina; THAQI, Mentor; BYTYQI, Hysen. Traditional Cottage Cheese production in Kosovo. Food Science and Applied Biotechnology, [S.l.], v. 1, n. 2, p. 125-130, oct. 2018. ISSN 2603-3380. Available at: <https://www.ijfsab.com/index.php/fsab/article/view/34>. Date accessed: 15 feb. 2019. doi: https://doi.org/10.30721/fsab2018.v1.i2.34.",
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The association was established on 31 October 2017 and the association is domiciled in the city of Imatra. The association is called as a club in these rules and Suomen Moottoriliitto r.y. (SML) Finlands Motorf\u00f6rbund r.y. as a Union. The association is part of Suomen Moottoriliitto r.y - Finlands Motorf\u00f6rbund r.y.\nThe purpose of the club is to promote motorsports activities and related exercises and other related civic activities within the club's operating range so, that people from different starting points have the opportunity to practice fitness training, recreational sports, racing and top sports, and motorsport club activities in accordance with their individual requirements and needs.\nThe foundation of the club is based on the ethical values of sport and the principles of fair play in sport.\nFor the purpose stated in the preceding paragraph, the club shall:\n1. Provide advice, training and communication and road safety work in the field of motor sports.\n2. Conduct sports, leisure and youth activities according to the purpose of the club.\n3. Be promoting equality and tolerance through motor sport activities and supporting cultural diversity and the sustainable development of the environment.\nTo support its activity, the association:\n4. Receives donations and wills, owns the necessary real estate and the necessary equipment for their operations.\n5. Acquire funds by organizing competitions, shows, meetings, lectures, and similar events, collections and lotteries that support the club's activities, owning and maintaining accommodation, nutrition business and bingo activities, and caring for members without profit by giving sports equipment and accessories wherever possible.\n6. Establishes and grow funds, owns shares in companies operating in the same business, and acquires and owns movable and immovable assets.\n7. The club does not interfere with religious or party political issues.\nThe language of the club is Finnish.\nThe club and club members commit themselves to adhering to the rules of the associations and communities in which the club is a member.\nMembership, resignation and separation\nMembers of the club are life members, annual members and honorary members.\nAn annual membership of a club can be reached by every 15 years old and as a youth member, with the consent of the guardian, a person under the age of 15 who commits to comply with club rules and decisions. An annual member who has been a member of the club for twenty (20) years is a life member.\nThe honorary member may be nominated by the board of the association. To invite members of the Club and others who have been particularly successful in implementing the Club's purpose. A legitimate proposal must be submitted to the annual meeting. Honorary members do not pay the membership fee. The honorary member has a speaking and voting right at the annual meetings of the club. Existing member rights will remain.\nWhen a member wants to leave the club, a written notice is sent to the Board of the association or its chair. Or a member must inform about his/hers wish to discontinue, to the minutes of the association meeting. The separation of a member becomes effective from the date of notification. A member is not entitled to a refund of the membership dues that he / she has already paid for.\nIf a member has not paid the annual fee, determined by the Annual General Meeting, before 31 December, the board of the association considers him/her to be resigned from the association and to be removed from the membership register. If a member has acted against the rules of the club in a way that could damage the club's reputation or otherwise have a significant damage to the club,\nA member who is separated from the association has the right to appeal to the next meeting where he / she has the right to be present. Such a petition must be made to the board of the association in writing within 30 days of the date of removal, with the exception of this. Person who is separated from the club is not entitled to claim refunds of payments which he/she paid to the club.\nThe activity of the club is managed and its financial management and assets are managed by a board elected by the Autumn Annual Meeting, which is also the legal representative of the club. The Boardof the association includes a Chairman and four (4) other members. The Board of the association elects among its members a vice chairman, secretary and treasurer. The chairman and the members of the Board of the association are elected for two years at a time, with half of the members of the Board being resigned annually. On the first time the resignation is determined by lot and then by the turn.\nThe Board of the association,elected by the Autumn Annual Meeting will commence its meeting on 1 January of the following year.\nThe Board of the association meets by the invitation of a chairman or when he/ she is prevented from attending, by an invitation from a vice chairman and has a quorum with at least three (3) members present. At Board meetings, all matters are decided by a simple majority. Voting is resolved by the chairman's voice.\nIf one of the members of the Board so requests, the vote will be delivered with a closed ticket. If the voices in this case go even, the vote is solved by a raffle ticket.\nDuties of the board of the association are to:\n1. Lead and develop club activities to accomplish its purpose in accordance with the law, these rules and the decisions of annual meetings.\n2. Maintain a member list and distinguish members in accordance with the provisions of \u00a7 10 of these rules.\n3. Select elected representatives who will not be elected by the Annual Meeting.\n4. Establish the necessary divisions and confirm their leaders.\n5. Confirm the action plans of the group sections and other elected representatives.\n6. Oversee the club property and financial management and prepare the plan of action and financial plan for each year.\n7. Supervise and inspect the club's accounts, prepare the club's operations report and financial statements.\n8. Confirm the issues that are being discussed at the Annul Meeting.\n9. Determine and announce the time and place of the club meetings.\n10. Propose to the Union (SML) persons who have earned an medal, and distribute the medals to meritorious drivers and club members.\nThe Board of the association establishes and confirms the club's operations onto necessary group sections and nominates the leaders for them, this nomination lasts one year, at a time. And inform of them and informs the discontinuing group sections at the Annual General Meeting.\nThe divisions meet by the invite of their chairman, to address, prepare and execute the matters which are appointed to them by the board of the assosiation. Or meet on their own initiative to deal with matters belonging to them and make proposals to the board of the association.\nThe name of the club is written by chairman and secretary or an elected member of the board , always two members together.\nAnnual and Additional Meetings.\nThe association holds two regular meetings annually. Spring Meeting will be held on January to May and the Autumn Meeting in September - December, at dates determined by the Board of the association.\nThe decision of the association meeting shall, unless otherwise determined in these rules, be the opinion supported by more than half of the votes. If the votes are even, the voice of chairman will decide , except in elections, a raffle ticket.\nConvening a meeting of the association.\nThe board of the association must convene meetings of the association at least seven days before the meeting by mail, e-mail or in a local newspaper.\nThe Spring Meeting of the association deals with the following:\n1. Opening of the meeting.\n2. Select the chairman of the meeting, the secretary, two inspectors of the Protocol, and if necessary, two tellers.\n3. Note the legality and quorum of the meeting.\n4. Approves the Rules of Procedure of the meeting.\n5. Presents the financial statements, annual report and statements of the accountant and operations inspector.\n6. Decision to confirm the financial statements, grant freedom of responsibilty to the Board of the association and other accountable persons.\n7. Handle other matters mentioned in the meeting notice.\nThe association's Autumn meeting deals with the following:\n5. Confirms the action plan, revenue and expenditure estimate, and the amount of joinig fee and membership fee for the next calendar year.\n6. Election of the chairman and other members of the board.\n7. Appoint one or two operations inspectors and deputy operations inspectors or one and two accountants and deputy accountants.\n8. Handle other matters mentioned in the notice of meeting.\nIf a member of the association wishes anything to be handled in a Spring or Autumn meeting, the notification must be made in advance and in writing to the Board so that the matter may be included to the meeting invitation.\nAn Additional Meeting shall be held when the Board deems it necessary or when at least a tenth (1/10) of the members of the Club have made a written explanatory statement to the Board of the association. In the invitation to the Additional Meeting, the matters to be discussed at the meeting should be mentioned. The invitation takes place in the same way as for the Annual Meetings. Additional Meeting is chaired by the Chairman of the Board.\nVoting is solved by a simple majority of votes, unless otherwise prescribed in these rules. If the votes go even, voting is solved by the chairman's voice. Except in the elections, a raffle ticket. In all the meetings of the Club, voting will be handled with closed tickets if so requested. Every member who is 15 years of age or above and who has paid the joining and member fee and is annual member, life member or honorary member, has one vote. Youth member does not have the right to vote. A person must to be present at the meeting so he/she can vote.\nFrom every meeting, conducted by the Club, group section and board of the association, protocol shall be drawn up. The minutes of the meetings shall be signed by the chairman and the secretary of the meeting,and to be checked by the selected protocol inspectors as soon as possible. The minutes of the Board and group sections will be reviewed either immediately or at the next meeting.\nIn the election of the Board of the Association and group sections, only the candidates, who according to these rules are entitled to vote,are candidates for election.\nThe club's economy\nThe club's financial year is from 1 January to 31 December.\nThe Board of the assiociation must complete the financial statements and leave them to be audited by the accountant or the operations inspector no later than February 15. The accountant or operations inspector shall return them with their statements to the Board of the assiciation by 15 March.\nA majority of the three-quarters (3/4) of votes in an annual meeting are required to change the rules of the club.\nThe decision of dismantle the club can only be made in annual meeting and it must be done by three-quarters (3/4) majority of votes. 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        "raw_content": "Gisborough Hall Hotel wins Silver for 'Large Hotel of the Year\u2019 at North East England Tourism Awards\nGisborough Hall Hotel has announced that it has won silver in the \u2018Large Hotel of the Year\u2019 category at the North East England Tourism Awards.\nThe Awards, held at Sunderland FC\u2019s Stadium of Light, showcased the highest quality experiences on offer in the North East and saw the region\u2019s top tourism businesses compete in a total of 15 categories, including Business Tourism, Sustainable Tourism, Tourism Event and Access for All..\nThe category of Large Hotel of the Year was judged on evidence of best practice in all areas of business operations, such as staff training, customer service, accessibility, innovative marketing and promotion.\nKim Yardley, general manager of Gisborough Hall, said: \u201cI\u2019m thrilled to have won silver at the North East England Tourism awards. We aim to deliver best practice in all areas of the hotel and provide the best possible experience for all leisure and conference guests.\n\u201cThe award is a testament to how hard the team at Gisborough Hall has worked to ensure that excellence is achieved.\u201d\nLocated on the edge of the North Yorkshire moors, the four-star Gisborough Hall is a Macdonald Associate Hotel and combines modern day luxury and traditional features within its ivy clad walls.\nWith stunning grounds and views of woodlands and the Cleveland Hills, the hotel has a spa haven and a double AA rosette award-winning restaurant offering the finest cuisine for leisure and business guests.",
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        "raw_content": "General News: &pictures to premiere Indo-China war film \u2018Paltan\u2019 on 10 Feb\nGeneral News &pictures to premiere Indo-China war film \u2018Paltan\u2019 on 10 Feb\nMUMBAI: &pictures is all to premiere war-based film \u2018Paltan\u2019 on 10th February at 8 pm. The film highlights the hard-hitting truth of India\u2019s relations with China, and how it is essential to acknowledge that China is enormous power in world politics.\nDirected by J. P. Dutta, the war-based movie features an ensemble cast that consists of Jackie Shroff, Arjun Rampal, Sonu Sood, Harshvardhan Rane, Esha Gupta, and Sonal Chauhan. The film unveils the untold story of the 1967 clash between Nathu La and Cho La.\nThe movie narrates the story of Major General (Jackie Shroff), Lt Col. Rai Singh (Arjun Rampal) and Major Bishen Singh (Sonu Sood). The younger lot consists of Maj. Harbhajan Singh (Harshvardhan Rane) and Capt. Prithvi Singh Dagar (Gurmeet Singh Choudhary) and how the battalion together fought and defeated the Chinese at the line of control between India and China at Nathu La pass in 1965.\nThe story takes the viewers through the various ups and downs that the battalion faced while they stood guard and fought for their motherland. As the story progresses, the viewers get a sneak peek into the lives of the soldiers and the emotional turmoil they are faced with.\nSpeaking on the channel premiere and when asked about roping in 300 personnel, director J.P. Dutta said, \u201cThe movie focuses on the action and existential angst that our soldiers faced during the wartime. Who better than the real army officers themselves to showcase the true emotions? The ministry of defense was very supportive throughout the making and to shoot with real army men as part of our own crew helped us a lot. In no time, they all gelled with us and even helped the actors get into the skin of their characters. From training them to hold the real guns properly to aping army character traits, the real army personnel helped us, and I am hugely grateful to them.\u201d\nGeneral News: Zee TV set to premiere \u2018Sa Re Ga Ma Pa Li\u2019l Champs 7\u2019 on 9 Feb nairrk 0 213 02-01-2019, 02:16 PM\nGeneral News: Zee Studios to release Punjabi film \u2018Kala Shah Kala\u2019 worldwide on 14 Feb nairrk 0 152 01-14-2019, 07:38 PM",
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        "raw_content": "(L-r) Middle school student in Lancaster, Pa., Ayush Iyer, was the top winner in the \u201cWorld of 7 Billion\u201d video contest\u2019s Feeding 10 Billion category in the middle school level; Ramya Iyer of Omaha, Neb., in the high school level of the Advancing Women and Girls category, was the top winner for the video, \u201cChild Marriage: There is a Solution\u201d; and Arjun Agarwal of Lawrenceville, N.J., with the video \u201cEating Up by Thinking Up,\u201d was the first place winner in the Feeding 10 Billion category at the high school level. (populationconnection.org photos)\nThree Indian American Kids Take Aim at Population Growth, Win \u2018World of 7 Billion\u2019 Video Contest\nAt least three Indian American kids from across the country were among the 18 winners announced by Population Connection May 8 in its international \u201cWorld of 7 Billion\u201d video contest.\nThe victors topped the more than 5,000 students in grades 6 through 12 from 50 countries and 44 U.S. states and territories who participated in the competition.\nThe videos explored population growth as it relates to one of three challenges: Feeding 10 Billion, Preventing Pollution, and Advancing Girls and Women.\nFirst- and second-place winners were named in three categories each for middle school and high school levels.\nThe three high school first-place winners each received a $1,000 cash prize, while the three second-place winners each received $500. Six honorable mentions each received $250.\nMiddle school students who claimed first and second place received $500 and $250, respectively.\nAyush Iyer of Lancaster, Pa., came in first in the Feeding 10 Billion middle school category for the video titled, \"Feeding 10 Billion People on Earth.\"\nIn the Advancing Women and Girls high school category, Ramya Iyer of Omaha, Neb., was the first-place winner. Iyer\u2019s video was titled, \u201cChild Marriage: There Is a Solution.\u201d\nArjun Agarwal of Lawrenceville, N.J., for the video \u201cEating Up by Thinking Up,\u201d was the top winner in the high school Feeding 10 Billion category.\nAyush is an eighth grader at Manheim Township Middle School. He heard about the contest from his Excel (gifted) teacher and created his video as an independent project outside of his school work, his bio said.\nHe chose Feeding 10 Billion as the subject of his video because he cares deeply about global hunger, and says if he \u201ccould solve one world problem, that would be it.\u201d He\u2019s written multiple essays, research papers, and presentations on the subject before he entered the World of 7 Billion contest, Population Connection added.\nAyush was aware of population and its impact, but says that his research for the video made him think more deeply about the future implications for people, the planet, and the demands on our food systems, it said.\nHe is also a passionate advocate for vegetarianism. He\u2019s raised awareness about the ecological benefits of switching to a plant-based diet by making speeches and producing films for his fellow students. Ayush likes using PowToon and other animation styles to create his videos.\nRamya Iyer is in the ninth grade at Westside High School. The World of 7 Billion contest was forwarded to her in an email, and without any prior filmmaking experience she submitted a winning video, her bio said.\nShe said it was often difficult to read the stories and experiences of child brides, but it also motivated her to translate their hardship into her video and inspire people to take action. Ramya herself was particularly struck by the fact that over 1 billion women will have been child brides by 2050, according to Population Connection.\nAs for the population connection, Ramya shared that she never thought about the link between human numbers and women and girls, but it became clearly apparent after doing research for her video, it said.\nShe recognized that the \u201csymbolism should be strong\u201d in her video because she wanted to represent child brides everywhere but knew she couldn\u2019t \u201cshow every child that has gone through this.\u201d\nThe four faceless girls in her film represent the many millions of girls married off before age 18 worldwide and to accurately portray them, Ramya studied the cultures and proper dress of child brides from different countries, it added.\nArjun Agarwal, a ninth grader at Lawrence High School, found out about the contest through involvement in his school\u2019s STEM club. He felt inspired to tackle the challenge of Feeding 10 Billion with his film because he saw hunger firsthand while traveling in India with his parents, his bio said.\nHis father teaches about nutrition, so he has some prior knowledge on the topic, but shared that with this project his \u201ceyes were opened to population\u2019s impacts\u201d and how population growth connects to other global issues, it said.\nArjun loves movies and is an experienced filmmaker himself. After learning all about movie production at a summer camp in California, he\u2019s entered multiple student video contests, winning awards for his films about George Washington and the Hubble Telescope, among others, according to his bio on the Population Connection website.\nThe contest was organized and promoted during the 2017-18 school year by Population Education, a program of Population Connection. 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        "raw_content": "What Do Knoxville, TN & Lexington, KY Tech Meet-Ups Have In Common?\nOctober 8th, 2018 by inflectra\nWell, other than geography (both are in North America, and are predominantly English-language groups), they also are the proud recipients of an Inflectra sponsorship in 2018!\nKnox QA and Bluegrass IIBA Chapter in Lexington, KY are volunteer-run groups that strive to build the community of practice centered around professional excellence in tech, business management and analytics. They both have a vibrant local following, and an active meet-up culture that is nurturing, inclusive and supportive. That is why Inflectra is helping the two groups by rewarding their hard work and enthusiasm.\nMeet The Recipients:\nKnox QA is a group for software quality assurance professionals from Knoxville, TN. The group organizers approached Inflectra in August 2018 to secure financial support to continue to bring together tech professionals through networking, continued education and generalized merry-making.\nThe Bluegrass IIBA Chapter in Lexington, KY is the latest group to join Inflectra's sponsorship initiative. The group is a non-profit professional association open to people in the disciplines of business management, project & product management, quality assurance and quality control.\nBy design, our sponsorship works in different ways for each of these groups, and underscores Inflectra\u2019s desire to meet the groups where they are and to support them seamlessly and effectively. These are relationships based on trust that Inflectra hopes to nurture into the future.\nAbout two years ago, Inflectra embarked on a journey of corporate social responsibility with Inflectra Gives Back campaign. The campaign uses a multi-faceted approach to help company be present in the life of the community around it, to support the groups and individuals interested in learning about technology and growing their skills in the space of software development, agile management, software testing and process automation.\nWithin this campaign, Inflectra hosted several events for the DC area tech community focusing on the transfer of knowledge, job searches, and professional growth. For the more competitively inclined, Inflectra organized three separate software testing competitions called Social Testing tournaments. For busy professionals, the company is running regular webinars that are absolutely free. For student and recent graduates, Inflectra ran an internship program throughout 2017 and 2018.\nThroughout this time, Inflectra has actively sought to sponsor the work of tech meet-ups in the DC area and beyond.\nThe sponsorship opportunities are still available for those who are interested. So if you have a group you\u2019d like to nominate for sponsorship consideration by Inflectra, please contact Inflectra at marketing@inflectra.com. Applications are accepted on a regular basis.\nsponsorship Inflectra Gives Back Knox QA The Bluegrass IIBA Chapter",
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        "raw_content": "Ellen DeGeneres Divorce: Ellen And Portia De Rossi Attend Party Amid Rumors Of Split\nEllen DeGeneres and Portia de Rossi have faced seemingly never-ending divorce rumors in recent months, but this week the couple stepped out together at a star-studded Los Angeles party and tried to put the rumors to bed.\nReports have said the Ellen and Portia have clashed on everything from Portia\u2019s career to her desire to have children, though all the while the couple has denied that there is trouble in the marriage.\nThis weekend the two appeared at Arianna Huffington\u2019s Thrive book party, where they had their arms wrapped around each other and smiled for photographers. Witnesses said the two looked very much in love, and a series of photos published in the Daily Mail appeared to back it up.\nDespite the public appearances, Ellen DeGeneres and Portia de Rossi still face divorce rumors. Digital Spy reported that Portia recently left Ellen behind when she attended the 2014 AOL Digital NewFronts Presentation in Brooklyn, and has grown tired of Ellen\u2019s busy schedule.\n\u201cPortia is very demanding,\u201d a source reportedly said. \u201cShe wants Ellen to work less, and spend more time with her.\n\u201cBut Ellen doesn\u2019t want to \u2014 she has worked hard to get to where she is, and isn\u2019t going to let things slide,\u201d the source added.\nOther reports have said the Portia de Rossi wants to start a family \u2014 other reports have claimed that she is actually pregnant \u2014 but Ellen is sticking to her vow to never have children.\n\u201cI\u2019ve said it so many times: We are not going to have a child,\u201d Ellen told Jay Leno back in 2012. \u201cAnd they say that we\u2019re looking for the right donor. Although, you would be a good donor, so I\u2019ll keep it in mind, just in case. I mean, it would have beautiful blue eyes, and a good sense of humor, and a good shot at a NBC show. We would do well.\u201d\nIf Ellen DeGeneres and Porti de Rossi are getting a divorce, however, neither of them have indicated anything publicly about it.",
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        "title": "Mother Forced To Have Cesarean Section, And Now She\u2019s Suing",
        "raw_content": "Mother Forced To Have Cesarean Section, And Now She\u2019s Suing\nIn what could be termed a violation of the most basic of feminine, or even human, rights, a Staten Island woman was forced, against her will, to undergo a cesarean section, and she is fighting back with a lawsuit filed against the hospital and the physicians.\nWhen Rinat Dray learned that she was pregnant with her third baby, she began looking into her options. Her first two children had been born via c- section, but the recovery period was difficult and prolonged, as is commonly reported with cesarean births. According to RHReality Check, Dray decided to try for a VBAC \u2013 Vaginal Birth After Cesarean, after researching her options. She never anticipated the medical tyranny that she encountered when it was time for her baby to be born, nor the injury that she would sustain from the forced cesarean surgery.\nBased on current VBAC and cesarean guidelines and her own specific situation, Dray \u201cbelieved she might be a successful VBAC candidate.\u201d She interviewed various maternity care providers and found a group that seemed supportive of her wishes to avoid another cesarean and that, according to Michael Bast of the law firm Silverstein and Bast, \u201cgave her a positive response without a guarantee, which is a good response. It\u2019s all you could expect.\u201d\nThough there are no guarantees with VBAC, as well as any birth, there is plenty of research available that shows that VBAC is overall less risky to mothers and babies than repeat cesarean section. The group ICAN, International Cesarean Awareness Network, points out that the guidelines for VBAC have improved as of 2010 according to ACOG, the American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists:\n\u201cThe updated guidelines state that VBAC is a safe and reasonable option for most women, including some women with multiple previous cesareans, twins, and unknown uterine scars. ACOG also states that respect for patient autonomy requires that even if an institution does not offer trial of labor after cesarean (TOLAC), a cesarean cannot be forced nor can care be denied if a woman declines a repeat cesarean during labor.\u201d\nHowever, when the much-anticipated day came for Rinat Dray\u2019s baby to be born, those guidelines were ignored. The staff of Staten Island University Hospital began pressuring Dray to have a repeat cesarean when she arrived at the hospital in labor. She refused.\nA few hours later, the attending physician informed her that he would no longer examine her unless she consented to a repeat c-section. She again refused. But that didn\u2019t stop the physician, who consulted with the hospital\u2019s legal department and made the decision to violate her will and her right to refuse surgery by the forced cesarean. The following notation is written in Dray\u2019s medical records:\n\u201cThe woman has decisional capacity. I have decided to override her refusal to have a c-section.\u201d\nDuring the course of performing the cesarean surgery that Dray neither wanted nor consented to, the doctor perforated her bladder. Now the 35-year-old mother of three is suing the hospital, her two physicians, and their practice groups for the forced c-section.\nThe lawsuit charges medical malpractice for forcing the cesarean against standard of care. ACOG\u2019s own guidelines state: \u201cRestrictive VBAC policies should not be used to force women to undergo a repeat cesarean delivery against their will.\u201d\nThe Patients\u2019 Bill of Rights for New York State (and other states) clearly asserts that \u201cpatients have a right to refuse treatment,\u201d a right which the suit alleges was violated in ignoring and overriding Dray\u2019s refusal for cesarean. This may be the first time that a patient has fought back in court using the Patients\u2019 Bill of Rights.\nThe concept of \u201cinformed consent\u201d was designed to protect patients\u2019 rights, but many mothers and doulas have reported that \u201cinformed consent\u201d is largely a myth, rarely seen in hospital birth settings. Be that as it may, it remains the law. In Dray\u2019s case, it was \u201cno consent,\u201d as she was forced into a procedure she refused.\nAs difficult as it may be to believe, forced cesareans do happen, more frequently than most would believe. As recently as February 2014, a Brazilian mother was forced into a repeat cesarean. Birth Anarchy wrote her story of the police literally showing up at the woman\u2019s home while she was in labor and dragging her to the hospital for the forced cesarean where they cut her baby out of her, even though neither she nor her baby were in any actual danger.\nForced cesareans have happened, and made the news, in Florida, in the UK, in Georgia, and more, though they remain rare. More common are providers who tell women that VBAC is not an option at their facility, thus women often reluctantly submit to repeat cesareans, not forced but coerced.\nIncreasingly common are threats that amount to blackmail, where hospital staff threaten parents with calling Child Protective Services to investigate or even take their baby from them if they do not submit to a repeat cesarean, or even to vaccines, as was the case recently in Birmingham, Alabama, as reported by The Inquisitr.\nLast year, a Florida woman was threatened with arrest and the state-sanctioned kidnapping of her first-born child if she did not report to the hospital for her scheduled c-section.\nFarah Diaz-Tello, a birth justice activist and staff attorney for National Advocates for Pregnant Women, states that such actions are \u201cnot the appropriate use of the child welfare system, which is designed to protect children from neglectful parents, but we have seen cases in which women have been investigated and even had parental rights terminated based on proceedings that started with a refusal of cesarean surgery.\u201d\nThat reality has birth and women\u2019s rights activists alarmed.\nCarla Hartley, founder of the Trust Birth Initiative, says that:\n\u201cMothers do not need to ask anyone\u2019s permission to exercise sovereignty over her own births.\u201d\nThat should be the way it is, but sadly it is not. The maternal mortality rate is increasing at an alarming rate in the United States, one of only eight nations in the world whose rates are increasing instead of decreasing. A driving force behind that staggering increase is the high c-section rate, which has now reached 1 out of every 3 births in the US. With cesareans sections come increased risk of maternal mortality and morbidity as well as increased harm to the babies. Business Wire recently reported that up to 45 percent of those c=sections may be unnecessary.\nThe World Health Organization maintains that no hospital should have over a 15 percent cesarean rate. Yet women are increasingly having them. Some women want them; some need them; some believe they need them; others are lied to in order to compel them to submit. Others, like Rinat Dray, are forced into them.\nIn 1993, a Massachusetts woman won a $1.5 million judgment for her forced c-section.\n\u201cThere are absolutely human rights and constitutional implications to cases like these, which treat women as separate and unequal to other people,\u201d Diaz Tello told RHReality Check. \u201cAll people who are conscious and competent have the right to make decisions about their own health care, even in emergency situations. In this situation, they acknowledged that she [Dray] had the right to make this decision, and unilaterally decided to take it away from her. They didn\u2019t even believe that they needed legal authority to do so.\u201d\nDuring the process of giving birth, Rinat Dray was in a vulnerable position. While trying to cope with labor contractions, she was wheeled to an operating room for a c-section, against her will. She is not a criminal; she is a mother. 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        "raw_content": "Inmates help inmates through the Gold Coat program\nby OPEC Staff | Jun 19, 2015 | More Stories, Rehabilitation\nAn inmate participates in the Gold Coat program at the California Institution for Men (photo taken from video).\nJournalism student films documentary at California Men\u2019s Colony\nBy Bill Sessa, CDCR Public Information Officer\nAs the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation inmate population ages, it faces the same issues that aging causes in communities across the state and the nation. That includes increasing rates of illnesses such as dementia and Alzheimers disease, which impairs an inmate\u2019s ability to take care of themselves.\nThe Gold Coat program at the California Men\u2019s Colony, in which healthy inmates buddy-up with those who need their help, offers benefits to the impaired and healthy alike.\nRecently, Shawn Baldwin, a student at UC Berkeley\u2019s renowned Graduate School of Journalism, reported on the program for a class assignment.\n\u201cIt seemed to be a unique and interesting program that dealt with some of the broader issues facing the US \u2013 longer prison sentences and prison reform,\u201d said Baldwin, a 10-year veteran reporter who discovered the program while reporting crime issues for a Bay area newspaper.\n\u201cThe individuals I met on my visit to CMC were very generous with their time and very open to telling their stories in a way that really helped me understand their lives,\u201d he added. \u201cIt was a real privilege for me to be there and I think it\u2019s a great program that benefits all parties involved.\nAsoka\ton Tuesday, January 16, 2018 at 8:51 pm\nHello! I just watched a YouTube Video on your program. It brought tears to my eyes to see other inmates taking care of the aging inmates!!! I would like to say or do something for these \u201cYellow Coats\u201d inmates. I know you do not have a Starbucks in the correction facility. Can I send them \u2018thank you\u2019 cards or candy?\nMy Father-in-law was released early due to his medical condition, and was able to live a somewhat free life until he passed away a few years ago.\nI believe in giving back to others, and I would like to do something nice for the men who are caring for the elderly inmates.",
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        "raw_content": "Uncertainty subdues Scottish business performance in first quarter\nScottish Chambers of Commerce Quarterly Economic Indicator shows cost pressures driven by fall in sterling after Brexit vote\nConstruction is one of the five key sectors examined in the Quarterly Economic Indicator (Image: Getty)\nBusiness performance in Scotland remained subdued in the first quarter of this year, with signs of mixed expectations among different firms and sectors.\nThe latest Quarterly Economic Indicator released by the Scottish Chambers of Commerce (SCC) also provides further evidence of increasing cost pressures driven by the fall in the value of sterling following the Brexit vote.\nProfitability and cash flow \u201cremain challenging\u201d according to the report, which is produced in collaboration with the Fraser of Allander Institute.\nThe survey looks at five key sectors: construction, financial and business services, retail and wholesale, manufacturing and tourism. But no matter the industry, Neil Amner of the SCC said the word on everyone's lips is \u201cuncertainty\u201d.\n\u201cWhether as a result of Brexit, the upcoming General Election, or the prospect of a Scottish independence referendum, it is certainly a feature of business life in Scotland at the moment,\u201d said Amner, chair of the SCC's economic advisory group.\n\u201cTo help business to deal with that and to get back to investment and job creation, we need a clear steer from our Governments north and south of the Border that business success is a clear priority. As we approach a General Election, we expect the political parties to pledge targeted tax cuts, potentially including a temporary cut in VAT, in order to bolster consumer demand.\u201d\nProductivity crisis in the UK is deepening, BDO's latest Business Trends Report finds\nThe construction sector reported a slight weakening in performance and confidence since the final quarter of last year, with optimism now at its lowest since the third quarter of 2014. Employment levels remain historically low, but of the one-quarter of firms that are recruiting, many are reporting difficulties.\nOptimism in financial and business services is at its highest in more than two years, though this could reflect the fact that more than a third of oil and gas firms are now more positive about the future. Cashflow and profitability remain in negative territory, but investment and overall performance has improved on the previous quarter.\nSurvey reveals business optimism despite Brexit\nThe manufacturing sector reported \u201cvery encouraging\u201d results driven by exports. The picture in tourism \u201clooks to be negative in comparison to the same period last year\u201d \u2013 as is also the case in retail and wholesale \u2013 though the first three months of the year are a seasonally difficult period for both sectors.\n\u201cWarning signs continue to be manifested in terms of higher prices,\u201d Amner added. \u201cFor example, the retail and wholesale sector has reported its highest prediction of price rises since the third quarter of 2011, a time when inflation stood at over 5 per cent.\n\u201cThere are also worrying signs of declining investment trends, particularly in the tourism sector, which has suffered as a result of this year's business rates revaluation.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "Intel Corporation (INTC), Verizon Communications Inc. (VZ): Dow Finds Joy in News Concerning Asia and Syria\nBoth the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the S&P 500 are climbing nicely this Monday morning, buoyed by positive news from Asian markets, and possibly placated by polls showing that neither the American public nor congressional leaders favor a U.S. intervention in Syria.\nA busy week for the Dow\nThe Dow has gained nearly 90 points by late morning, and some Dow components are experiencing quite a bit of movement. Tech giant Intel Corporation (NASDAQ:INTC) is up well over 1%, as the company prepares to open its developer conference in San Francisco tomorrow. A much-anticipated speech by new CEO Brian Krzanich early in the program is expected to give some insights on how the company plans to gain market share in the mobile tech market. An Intel-Google announcement on Wednesday may shed some light on that strategy.\nVerizon Communications Inc. (NYSE:VZ) gets even busier today, as its financial team, JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America, and Morgan Stanley, begin the process of finding and courting buyers of an initial $20 billion in bonds to help float Verizon Communications Inc. (NYSE:VZ)\u2018s $130 billion purchase of its remaining shares in Vodafone. The company is also pondering the idea of offering billions in bonds with maturity dates of 100 years. Verizon Communications Inc. (NYSE:VZ) shareholders don\u2019t seem enthralled with the plan, and the communications giant has lost more than 0.90% so far today.\nOn the legal front, Verizon Communications Inc. (NYSE:VZ) begins its lawsuit against the Federal Communications Commission over \u201cnet neutrality.\u201d Verizon Communications Inc. (NYSE:VZ) and cable titan Comcast allege that rules put in place two years ago by the FCC are outside of its purview, and that companies should be able to allocate additional bandwidth to certain customers for a fee. The regulatory agency maintains that Internet pathways should be available equally to everyone, and that all content should have the same chance of reaching consumers, regardless of where it originates.\nExxon Mobil Corporation (NYSE:XOM) is looking energetic today, following a weekend Forbes piece reminding everyone that the oil colossus owns shares in two of the world\u2019s largest oil fields.\nSome news regarding British Petroleum could also be giving Exxon Mobil Corporation (NYSE:XOM) a boost. A weekend report on the results of Louis Freeh\u2019s investigation into fraudulent conduct regarding claims payments from BP\u2019s Deepwater Horizon spill fund found misbehavior by two fund attorneys responsible for processing client payments from that fund \u2014 validating BP\u2019s allegations of fraud in the claims process.\nNow, a judge has asked Freeh to begin the process of taking back those fraudulent payments, good news considering how out-of-control BP\u2019s settlement costs have become \u2014 and, just as important, putting big oil in a positive light.\nThink the days of $100 oil are gone? Think again. In fact, the market is heading in that direction now. But for investors who are positioned to profit from the return of $100 oil, it can\u2019t come soon enough.\nThe article Dow Finds Joy in News Concerning Asia and Syria originally appeared on Fool.com and is written by Amanda Alix.\nFool contributor Amanda Alix has no position in any stocks mentioned. The Motley Fool recommends Bank of America, Google, Intel, and Vodafone. The Motley Fool owns shares of Bank of America, Google, Intel, and JPMorgan Chase.\nQualcomm, Inc. (QCOM)\u2019s Innovative Chip, Intel Corporation (INTC)\u2019... Alcoa Inc (AA), Bank of America Corp (BAC), Intel Corporation (INTC): These... Caterpillar Inc. (CAT) Picks Up Steam as the Dow Jones Industrial Average (^... McDonald\u2019s Corporation (MCD), Hewlett-Packard Company (HPQ): Dow Jones... Verizon Communications Inc. (VZ), E I Du Pont De Nemours And Co (DD): Jobs... JPMorgan Chase & Co. (JPM), Verizon Communications Inc. (VZ): Last Week...\nExxon Mobil Corp (XOM) INDEX:^DJI Intel Corp (INTC) NASDAQ:INTC NYSE:VZ NYSE:XOM Verizon Communications Inc. (VZ)",
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Blucker\nContract Award and Solicitation Number: To be assigned at time of award 70Z03818QL0000023\nContract Line Item Number(s): 1\nDescription: Aircraft Parts and Accessories\nPlace of Contract Performance: N/A\nSet-aside Status: SBSA\nThis is a combined synopsis/solicitation for commercial items prepared in accordance with the format in Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) Subpart 12.6, as supplemented with additional information included in this notice. This announcement constitutes the only solicitation; quotes are being requested and a written solicitation will not be issued. This Request for Quote (RFQ) 70Z03818QL0000023 incorporates provisions and clauses in effect through Federal Acquisition Circular 2005-96. The applicable North American Industry Classification Standard (NAICS) Code is 336413. The small business size standard is 1,250 employees. This requirement consists of the following spare parts utilized on the HC144A USCG aircraft.\nSolicitation number 70Z03818QL0000023 When in receipt of evaluation or baseline price quotes only, the government reserves the right to issue a purchase order based on the government estimate of the commercial buy as applicable based on the government's historical pricing data. Contingent upon availability of funding, using Simplified Acquisition Procedures, the USCG Aviation Logistics Center (ALC) intends to award a purchase order to the fully capable vendor quotes the overall best value to the government. With exception of the Aircraft OEM, a capable vendor must be deemed capable by USCG Aviation Logistics Center Medium Range Surveillance Division's Engineering Department (ALC MRS) and therefore must be a FAA Certified Service Facility, and/or an OEM approved distributor facility, be in legal possession of all current OEM Data required to complete the commercial buy, and be able to certify the items below are for the HC-144 (CN-235). Vendors who do not meet the capability requirement will not be considered and should not respond. This solicitation will not be extended or the award delayed for a vendor to submit their quote for capability determination or for registration in WWW.SAM.GOV . . If not previously deemed capable by ALC MRS item managers and engineering, vendors who believe they would otherwise qualify based on the aforementioned criteria are encouraged to contact PETER MURRAY@ (252) 335-6040 for a capability evaluation and determination toward future awards consideration. The applicable North American Industry Classification Standard Code is 336413. Evaluation will be based on capability, turn-around time and best value in accordance with FAR 13.106-2 FAR 8.404, 12.602, 13.106-2. (LPTA) Price Only or Lowest Price Technically Acceptable (LPTA). All or none.\nPlease no alternate part numbers!\n1. NSN: 1630-99-794-8655, MLG TIRES, P/N DR10627T, QTY 50 EACH: MFGCD: U8018\nOfferors should include the following:\n1. NSN 2. Part number 3. Nomenclature 4. Unit Price 5. Extended Price 6. Discounts (prices shall include quantity discounts, if applicable) 7. Delivery Time 8. Warranty (if applicable) 9. FOB Point 10. Cage Code 11. Business Size 12. Minority Classification (if applicable)\nOnly new items are acceptable. Reconditioned or used items are not acceptable. Offerors must be able to provide necessary certification including traceability to the OEM and provide a Certificate of Conformance (COC) to ensure parts are in airworthy condition, suitable for installation on USCG aircraft. Prospective vendors who are not the OEM must provide traceability for the materials. Traceability means a clear, complete, documented, auditable paper trail which traces each step from an OEM or distributor to its current location.\nRequired delivery schedule is 90 DAYS or less after receipt of order. The offerors shall propose a delivery schedule. All requests for time extension shall be in writing and shall include substantiation of the need for such time extension in accordance with FAR 52.212-4 (f), Excusable delays. If nonperformance is not covered by an excusable delay, the Contractor and the Contracting Officer shall negotiate consideration for the approval of the extended delivery date at which time a modification will be issued to reflect the consideration and extension.\nDrawings or specifications are not available and cannot be furnished by the Government. F.O.B. Destination is requested as the FOB point for Deliverables. Quotes submitted offering F.O.B. Origin should include estimated shipping charges to the USCG. Partial and early deliveries are acceptable if at no additional cost to the USCG. The offeror shall furnish a Certificate of Conformance (COC) in accordance with FAR clause 52.246-15. Certificate of Conformance must be submitted in the format specified in the clause.\nPackaging, Marking and Preservation The offeror shall comply with ASTM D3951-10 (August 01, 2011), Standard Practice for Commercial Packaging. Packaging, packing, and preservation shall be in accordance with best commercial practices to enable shipment to destination and transshipment to USCG units without repackaging or incurring damage during shipment and handling. Items shall be individually packaged and labeled. Packaging material shall not consist of the following: popcorn, shredded paper, Styrofoam of any type, or peanut packaging. The internal packaging material shall be sufficient to prevent damage during shipment, handling, and storage. Preservation protection must be sufficient to prevent corrosion, deterioration, or decay during warehouse storage. Also, The Forms should be \"attached to or included with the part and a copy placed on the outside of the shipping container\".\nPacking Slip At the time of delivery of supplies, the offeror shall furnish the Government a completed packing slip. Labeling shall include the National Stock Number, Part Number, Serial Number, Nomenclature, Quantity, Contract Line Item Number, and Contract Number. Labeling data shall be attached to the outside of the shipping container. Bar coding is not required. Certificate of Conformance (COC) shall be placed on the outside of individual containers.\nShipping Instructions Items shall be shipped to the following address: USCG Aviation Logistics Center\nReceiving Section, Bldg. 63\nElizabeth City, NC 27909-5001 Mark For: Purchase Order No. ____________________________ (To be assigned at time of award)\nThe following Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) and Homeland Security Acquisition Regulation (HSAR) provisions and clauses are incorporated by reference:\n52.212-1 Instructions to Offerors - Commercial Items (JAN 2017)\nConsistent with FAR Provision 52.212-1:\n(c) Period for acceptance of offers. Prices must remain effective for 90 days after closing of solicitation.\n(h) Multiple awards. The Government reserves the right to make more than one award (multiple awards) for different line items, if, after considering the additional administrative cost to the Government of awarding and administering separate contracts, it is determined that the multiple awards will result in the lowest overall cost to the Government. For purposes of evaluating the cost of making multiple awards, it is assumed that the administrative cost of awarding and administering a contract is $500.\n52.212-2 Evaluation-Commercial Items (OCT 2014)\nQuotes will be evaluated and contract awarded to the lowest priced technically acceptable quote. Technically Acceptable: Quotes must be for new manufactured commercial items from sources able to provide a Certificate of Conformance (COC) or traceability to the aircraft OEM. Only exact part numbers and no substitutes will be acceptable.\nOnly the lowest priced offer will be evaluated for Technical Acceptability. Should the lowest priced offer not receive an acceptable technical or past performance rating, the process will continue in order of lowest priced offer until the lowest priced, technically acceptable offer with acceptable or neutral past performance is identified.\n52.212-3 Offeror Representations and Certification - Commercial Items (NOV 2017 )\nAn offeror shall complete only paragraphs (b) of this provision if the offeror has completed the annual representations and certificates electronically via http://www.acquisition.gov . If an offeror has not completed the annual representations and certifications electronically at the System for Award Management (SAM) website, the offeror shall complete only paragraphs (c) through (o) of this provision.\n52.212-4 Commercial Terms and Conditions - Commercial Items (JAN 2017) with the following included by Addendum:\n(a) Inspection/Acceptance. Inspection and acceptance of items under this contract shall be performed at destination by USCG, Aviation Logistics Center (ALC) Receiving section personnel and consist of count and condition only. Certificate of Conformance (COC) shall be required for all items provided on this contract. (g) Invoice. The original contractor invoice shall be submitted to the designated billing office address stated below or emailed to the email address below. Submitting invoices for payment electronically is the preferred method. ALC-Fiscal@uscg.mil USCG, Aviation Logistics Center Fiscal Branch, Bldg. 63\n52.212-5 -- Contract Terms and Conditions Required to Implement Statutes or Executive Orders -- Commercial Items.\nContract Terms and Conditions Required to Implement Statutes or Executive Orders -- Commercial Items (Nov 2017)\n(1) 52.203-19, Prohibition on Requiring Certain Internal Confidentiality Agreements or Statements (Jan 2017) (section 743 of Division E, Title VII, of the Consolidated and Further Continuing Appropriations Act 2015 (Pub. L. 113-235) and its successor provisions in subsequent appropriations acts (and as extended in continuing resolutions)).\n(2) 52.209-10, Prohibition on Contracting with Inverted Domestic Corporations (Nov 2015)\n(4) 52.233-4, Applicable Law for Breach of Contract Claim (OCT 2004) (Public Laws 108-77, 108-78 (19 U.S.C. 3805 note)).\n(b) The Contractor shall comply with the FAR clauses in this paragraph (b) that the contracting officer has indicated as being incorporated in this contract by reference to implement provisions of law or Executive orders applicable to acquisitions of commercial items:\n0 (1) 52.203-6, Restrictions on Subcontractor Sales to the Government (Sept 2006), with Alternate I (Oct 1995) (41 U.S.C. 4704 and 10 U.S.C. 2402).\n0 (2) 52.203-13, Contractor Code of Business Ethics and Conduct (Oct 2015) (41 U.S.C. 3509).\n0 (3) 52.203-15, Whistleblower Protections under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (Jun 2010) (Section 1553 of Pub L. 111-5) (Applies to contracts funded by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009).\n1 (4) 52.204-10, Reporting Executive compensation and First-Tier Subcontract Awards (Oct 2016) (Pub. L. 109-282) (31 U.S.C. 6101 note).\n0 (5) [Reserved]\n0 (6) 52.204-14, Service Contract Reporting Requirements (Oct 2016) (Pub. L. 111-117, section 743 of Div. C).\n0 (7) 52.204-15, Service Contract Reporting Requirements for Indefinite-Delivery Contracts (Oct 2016) (Pub. L. 111-117, section 743 of Div. C).\n0 (8) 52.209-6, Protecting the Government's Interest When Subcontracting with Contractors Debarred, Suspended, or Proposed for Debarment (Oct 2015) (31 U.S.C. 6101 note).\n0 (9) 52.209-9, Updates of Publicly Available Information Regarding Responsibility Matters (Jul 2013) (41 U.S.C. 2313).\n0 (10) [Reserved]\n0 (11) (i) 52.219-3, Notice of HUBZone Set-Aside or Sole-Source Award (Nov 2011) (15 U.S.C. 657a).\n0 (ii) Alternate I (Nov 2011) of 52.219-3.\n0 (12) (i) 52.219-4, Notice of Price Evaluation Preference for HUBZone Small Business Concerns (Oct 2014) (if the offeror elects to waive the preference, it shall so indicate in its offer)(15 U.S.C. 657a).\n0 (ii) Alternate I (Jan 2011) of 52.219-4.\n1 (14) (i) 52.219-6, Notice of Total Small Business Aside (Nov 2011) (15 U.S.C. 644).\n0 (ii) Alternate I (Nov 2011).\n0 (iii) Alternate II (Nov 2011).\n0 (15) (i) 52.219-7, Notice of Partial Small Business Set-Aside (June 2003) (15 U.S.C. 644).\n0 (ii) Alternate I (Oct 1995) of 52.219-7.\n0 (iii) Alternate II (Mar 2004) of 52.219-7.\n1 (16) 52.219-8, Utilization of Small Business Concerns (Nov 2016) (15 U.S.C. 637(d)(2) and (3)).\n0 (17) (i) 52.219-9, Small Business Subcontracting Plan (Jan 2017) (15 U.S.C. 637 (d)(4)).\n0 (iii) Alternate II (Nov 2016) of 52.219-9.\n0 (iv) Alternate III (Nov 2016) of 52.219-9.\n0 (v) Alternate IV (Nov 2016) of 52.219-9.\n1 (18) 52.219-13, Notice of Set-Aside of Orders (Nov 2011) (15 U.S.C. 644(r)).\n0 (19) 52.219-14, Limitations on Subcontracting (Jan 2017) (15 U.S.C. 637(a)(14)).\n0 (20) 52.219-16, Liquidated Damages-Subcontracting Plan (Jan 1999) (15 U.S.C. 637(d)(4)(F)(i)).\n0 (21) 52.219-27, Notice of Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business Set-Aside (Nov 2011) (15 U.S.C. 657f).\n1 (22) 52.219-28, Post Award Small Business Program Rerepresentation (Jul 2013) (15 U.S.C. 632(a)(2)).\n0 (23) 52.219-29, Notice of Set-Aside for, or Sole Source Award to, Economically Disadvantaged Women-Owned Small Business Concerns (Dec 2015) (15 U.S.C. 637(m)).\n0 (24) 52.219-30, Notice of Set-Aside for, or Sole Source Award to, Women-Owned Small Business Concerns Eligible Under the Women-Owned Small Business Program (Dec 2015) (15 U.S.C. 637(m)).\n1 (25) 52.222-3, Convict Labor (June 2003) (E.O. 11755).\n1 (26) 52.222-19, Child Labor-Cooperation with Authorities and Remedies (Oct 2016) (E.O. 13126).\n1 (27) 52.222-21, Prohibition of Segregated Facilities (Apr 2015).\n1 (28) 52.222-26, Equal Opportunity (Sep 2016) (E.O. 11246).\n0 (29) 52.222-35, Equal Opportunity for Veterans (Oct 2015) (38 U.S.C. 4212).\n1 (30) 52.222-36, Equal Opportunity for Workers with Disabilities (Jul 2014) (29 U.S.C. 793).\n0 (31) 52.222-37, Employment Reports on Veterans (Feb 2016) (38 U.S.C. 4212).\n0 (32) 52.222-40, Notification of Employee Rights Under the National Labor Relations Act (Dec 2010) (E.O. 13496).\n1 (33) (i) 52.222-50, Combating Trafficking in Persons (Mar 2015) (22 U.S.C. chapter 78 and E.O. 13627).\n0 (ii) Alternate I (Mar 2015) of 52.222-50, (22 U.S.C. chapter 78 and E.O. 13627).\n0 (34) 52.222-54, Employment Eligibility Verification (Oct 2015). (E. O. 12989). (Not applicable to the acquisition of commercially available off-the-shelf items or certain other types of commercial items as prescribed in 22.1803.)\n0 (35) (i) 52.223-9, Estimate of Percentage of Recovered Material Content for EPA-Designated Items (May 2008) (42 U.S.C. 6962(c)(3)(A)(ii)). (Not applicable to the acquisition of commercially available off-the-shelf items.)\n0 (ii) Alternate I (May 2008) of 52.223-9 (42 U.S.C. 6962(i)(2)(C)). (Not applicable to the acquisition of commercially available off-the-shelf items.)\n0 (36) 52.223-11, Ozone-Depleting Substances and High Global Warming Potential Hydrofluorocarbons (Jun 2016) (E.O.13693).\n0 (37) 52.223-12, Maintenance, Service, Repair, or Disposal of Refrigeration Equipment and Air Conditioners (Jun 2016) (E.O. 13693).\n0 (38) (i) 52.223-13, Acquisition of EPEAT\u00ae -Registered Imaging Equipment (Jun 2014) (E.O.s 13423 and 13514\n0 (ii) Alternate I (Oct 2015) of 52.223-13.\n0 (39) (i) 52.223-14, Acquisition of EPEAT\u00ae -Registered Television (Jun 2014) (E.O.s 13423 and 13514).\n0 (ii) Alternate I (Jun 2014) of 52.223-14.\n0 (40) 52.223-15, Energy Efficiency in Energy-Consuming Products (Dec 2007) (42 U.S.C. 8259b).\n0 (41) (i) 52.223-16, Acquisition of EPEAT\u00ae -Registered Personal Computer Products (Oct 2015) (E.O.s 13423 and 13514).\n1 (42) 52.223-18, Encouraging Contractor Policies to Ban Text Messaging while Driving (Aug 2011) (E.O. 13513).\n0 (43) 52.223-20, Aerosols (Jun 2016) (E.O. 13693).\n0 (44) 52.223-21, Foams (Jun 2016) (E.O. 13696).\n0 (45) (i) 52.224-3, Privacy Training (Jan 2017) (5 U.S.C. 552a).\n0 (46) 52.225-1, Buy American--Supplies (May 2014) (41 U.S.C. chapter 83).\n1 (47) (i) 52.225-3, Buy American--Free Trade Agreements--Israeli Trade Act (May 2014) (41 U.S.C. chapter 83, 19 U.S.C. 3301 note, 19 U.S.C. 2112 note, 19 U.S.C. 3805 note, 19 U.S.C. 4001 note, Pub. L. 103-182, 108-77, 108-78, 108-286, 108-302, 109-53, 109-169, 109-283, 110-138, 112-41, 112-42, and 112-43).\n0 (ii) Alternate I (May 2014) of 52.225-3.\n0 (iii) Alternate II (May 2014) of 52.225-3.\n0 (iv) Alternate III (May 2014) of 52.225-3.\n0 (48) 52.225-5, Trade Agreements (Oct 2016) (19 U.S.C. 2501, et seq., 19 U.S.C. 3301 note).\n0 (49) 52.225-13, Restrictions on Certain Foreign Purchases (Jun 2008) (E.O.'s, proclamations, and statutes administered by the Office of Foreign Assets Control of the Department of the Treasury).\n0 (50) 52.225-26, Contractors Performing Private Security Functions Outside the United States (Oct 2016) (Section 862, as amended, of the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2008; 10 U.S.C. 2302 Note).\n0 (51) 52.226-4, Notice of Disaster or Emergency Area Set-Aside (Nov 2007) (42 U.S.C. 5150).\n0 (52) 52.226-5, Restrictions on Subcontracting Outside Disaster or Emergency Area (Nov 2007) (42 U.S.C. 5150).\n0 (53) 52.232-29, Terms for Financing of Purchases of Commercial Items (Feb 2002) (41 U.S.C. 4505), 10 U.S.C. 2307(f)).\n0 (54) 52.232-30, Installment Payments for Commercial Items (Jan 2017) (41 U.S.C. 4505, 10 U.S.C. 2307(f)).\n1 (55) 52.232-33, Payment by Electronic Funds Transfer- System for Award Management (Jul 2013) (31 U.S.C. 3332).\n0 (56) 52.232-34, Payment by Electronic Funds Transfer-Other Than System for Award Management (Jul 2013) (31 U.S.C. 3332).\n0 (57) 52.232-36, Payment by Third Party (May 2014) (31 U.S.C. 3332).\n0 (58) 52.239-1, Privacy or Security Safeguards (Aug 1996) (5 U.S.C. 552a).\n0 (59) 52.242-5, Payments to Small Business Subcontractors (Jan 2017) (15 U.S.C. 637(d)(12)).\n1 (60) (i) 52.247-64, Preference for Privately Owned U.S.-Flag Commercial Vessels (Feb 2006) (46 U.S.C. Appx 1241(b) and 10 U.S.C. 2631).\n0 (ii) Alternate I (Apr 2003) of 52.247-64.\nThis solicitation incorporates one or more solicitation provisions by reference, with the same force and effect as if they were given in full text. Upon request, the Contracting Officer will make their full text available. The offeror is cautioned that the listed provisions may include blocks that must be completed by the offeror and submitted with its quotation or offer. In lieu of submitting the full text of those provisions, the offeror may identify the provision by paragraph identifier and provide the appropriate information with its quotation or offer. Also, the full text of a solicitation provision may be accessed electronically at this/these address https://www.acquisition.gov/far.\nThis contract incorporates one or more clauses by reference, with the same force and effect as if they were given in full text. Upon request, the Contracting Officer will make their full text available. Also, the full text of a clause may be accessed electronically at this/these address https://www.acquisition.gov/far.\n52.204-7 System for Award Management (JUL 2013)\n52.204-8 Annual Representations and Certifications (DEC 2014)\n52.204-13 System for Award Management Maintenance (JUL 2013)\n52.217-6 Option for Increased Quantity Mar 1989\n52.225-8 Duty Free Entry (OCT 2010)\n52.232-40 Providing Accelerated Payment to Small Business Subcontractors (DEC 2013)\n52.233-4 Applicable Law for Breach of Contract Claim (OCT 2004)\n52.242-13 Bankruptcy (JUL 1995)\n52.246-15 Certificate of Conformance (APR 1984)\n52.247-34 F.O.B. Destination (NOV 1991)\n52.233-3 Protest after Award (AUG 1996)\nFull text clauses:\nFull Text Homeland Security Acquisition Regulation (HSAR) provisions and clauses:\n3052.209-70 Prohibition on contracts with corporate expatriates (JUN 2006)\na) Prohibitions.\nSection 835 of the Homeland Security Act, 6 U.S.C. 395, prohibits the Department of Homeland Security from entering into any contract with a foreign incorporated entity which is treated as an inverted domestic corporation as defined in this clause, or with any subsidiary of such an entity. The Secretary shall waive the prohibition with respect to any specific contract if the Secretary determines that the waiver is required in the interest of national security.\n(b) Definitions. As used in this clause:\nExpanded Affiliated Group means an affiliated group as defined in section 1504(a) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 (without regard to section 1504(b) of such Code), except that section 1504 of such Code shall be applied by substituting `more than 50 percent' for `at least 80 percent' each place it appears.\nForeign Incorporated Entity means any entity which is, or but for subsection (b) of section 835 of the Homeland Security Act, 6 U.S.C. 395, would be, treated as a foreign corporation for purposes of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986.\nInverted Domestic Corporation. A foreign incorporated entity shall be treated as an inverted domestic corporation if, pursuant to a plan (or a series of related transactions)-\n(1) The entity completes the direct or indirect acquisition of substantially all of the properties held directly or indirectly by a domestic corporation or substantially all of the properties constituting a trade or business of a domestic partnership;\n(2) After the acquisition at least 80 percent of the stock (by vote or value) of the entity is held-\n(i) In the case of an acquisition with respect to a domestic corporation, by former shareholders of the domestic corporation by reason of holding stock in the domestic corporation; or\n(ii) In the case of an acquisition with respect to a domestic partnership, by former partners of the domestic partnership by reason of holding a capital or profits interest in the domestic partnership; and\n(3) The expanded affiliated group which after the acquisition includes the entity does not have substantial business activities in the foreign country in which or under the law of which the entity is created or organized when compared to the total business activities of such expanded affiliated group.\nPerson, domestic, and foreign have the meanings given such terms by paragraphs (1), (4), and (5) of section 7701(a) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, respectively.\n(c) Special rules. The following definitions and special rules shall apply when determining whether a foreign incorporated entity should be treated as an inverted domestic corporation.\n(1) Certain stock disregarded. For the purpose of treating a foreign incorporated entity as an inverted domestic corporation these shall not be taken into account in determining ownership:\n(i) Stock held by members of the expanded affiliated group which includes the foreign incorporated entity; or\n(ii) Stock of such entity which is sold in a public offering related to an acquisition described in section 835(b)(1) of the Homeland Security Act, 6 U.S.C. 395(b)(1).\n(2) Plan deemed in certain cases. If a foreign incorporated entity acquires directly or indirectly substantially all of the properties of a domestic corporation or partnership during the 4-year period beginning on the date which is 2 years before the ownership requirements of subsection (b)(2) are met, such actions shall be treated as pursuant to a plan.\n(3) Certain transfers disregarded. The transfer of properties or liabilities (including by contribution or distribution) shall be disregarded if such transfers are part of a plan a principal purpose of which is to avoid the purposes of this section.\n(d) Special rule for related partnerships. For purposes of applying section 835(b) of the Homeland Security Act, 6 U.S.C. 395(b) to the acquisition of a domestic partnership, except as provided in regulations, all domestic partnerships which are under common control (within the meaning of section 482 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986) shall be treated as a partnership.\n(e) Treatment of Certain Rights.\n(1) Certain rights shall be treated as stocks to the extent necessary to reflect the present value of all equitable interests incident to the transaction, as follows:\n(i) warrants;\n(ii) options;\n(iii) contracts to acquire stock;\n(iv) convertible debt instruments; and\n(v) others similar interests.\n(2) Rights labeled as stocks shall not be treated as stocks whenever it is deemed appropriate to do so to reflect the present value of the transaction or to disregard transactions whose recognition would defeat the purpose of Section 835. (f) Disclosure. The offeror under this solicitation represents that [Check one]:\n__ it is not a foreign incorporated entity that should be treated as an inverted domestic corporation pursuant to the criteria of (HSAR) 48 CFR 3009.108-7001 through 3009.108-7003;\n__ it is a foreign incorporated entity that should be treated as an inverted domestic corporation pursuant to the criteria of (HSAR) 48 CFR 3009.108-7001 through 3009.108-7003, but it has submitted a request for waiver pursuant to 3009.108-7004, which has not been denied; or\n__ it is a foreign incorporated entity that should be treated as an inverted domestic corporation pursuant to the criteria of (HSAR) 48 CFR 3009.108-7001 through 3009.108-7003, but it plans to submit a request for waiver pursuant to 3009.108-7004.\n(g) A copy of the approved waiver, if a waiver has already been granted, or the waiver request, if a waiver has been applied for, shall be attached to the bid or proposal.\n(h) 3052.209-79 Representation by Corporations Regarding a Felony Criminal Violation under any Federal or State Law or Unpaid Federal Tax Liability.\nAs prescribed in DHS FAR Class Deviation Number 14-02, insert the following provision:\nREPRESENTATION BY CORPORATIONS REGARDING A FELONY CRIMINAL VIOLATION UNDER ANY FEDERAL OR STATE LAW OR UNPAID FEDERAL TAX LIABILITY (FEB 2014) (DHS FAR CLASS DEVIATION 14-02)\n(a) In accordance with sections 561 and 562 of Division F, Title V of the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2014 (Pub. L. 113-76), none of the funds made available by that Act may be used to enter into a contract with any corporation that:\n(1) Was convicted (or had an officer or agent of such corporation acting on behalf of the corporation convicted) of a felony criminal violation under any Federal or State law within the preceding 24 months, where the awarding agency is aware of the conviction, unless the agency has considered suspension or debarment of the corporation, or such officer or agency, and made a determination that this further action is not necessary to protect the interests of the Government.\n(2) Has any unpaid Federal tax liability that has been assessed, for which all judicial and administrative remedies have been exhausted or have lapsed, and that is not being paid in a timely manner pursuant to an agreement with the authority responsible for collecting the tax liability, where the awarding agency is aware of the unpaid tax liability, unless the agency has considered suspension or debarment of the corporation and made a determination that this further action is not necessary to protect the interests of the Government.\n(b) The Offeror represents that:\n(1) It is [ ] is not [ ] a corporation that was convicted (or had an officer or agent of such corporation acting on behalf of the corporation convicted) of a felony criminal violation under any Federal or State law within the preceding 24 months.\n(2) It is [ ] is not [ ] a corporation that has any unpaid Federal tax liability that has been assessed, for which all judicial and administrative remedies have been exhausted or have lapsed, and that is not being paid in a timely manner pursuant to an agreement with the authority responsible for collecting the tax liability.\n(c) If the offeror represents in (b) above that it is a corporation that was convicted (or had an officer or agent of such corporation acting on behalf of the corporation convicted) of a felony criminal violation under any Federal or State law within the preceding 24 months, or that it is a corporation that has unpaid Federal tax liability that has been assessed, the offeror shall provide all information related to the felony or tax liability within 3 business days of the Government's request.\n52.203-98 Prohibition on Contracting with Entities that Require July 2016\nCertain Internal Confidentiality Agreements - Representation (Deviation)\n(a) In accordance with Section 743 of Division E, Title VII, of the Consolidated and Further Continuing Appropriations Act, 2015 (Pub. L. 113-235) and its successor provisions in subsequent appropriations acts (and as extended in continuing resolutions), Government agencies are not permitted to use funds appropriated (or otherwise made available) for contracts with an entity that requires employees or subcontractors of such entity seeking to report waste, fraud, or abuse to sign internal confidentiality agreements or statements prohibiting or otherwise restricting such employees or subcontractors from lawfully reporting such waste, fraud, or abuse to a designated investigative or law enforcement representative of a Federal department or agency authorized to receive such information.\nClosing date/time for submission of quotes is DEC 14, 2017, 9:00AM EST. Prices must remain effective for 90 days after closing of solicitation. All responsible sources may submit a quote which will be considered.\nPlease indicate 70Z03818QL0000023 in subject line. PDF formal quote preferred. Quantities are all or none.\nQuotes will be accepted via e-mail to denise.m.coley@uscg.mil or at the following mailing address:\nUSCG Aviation Logistics Center\nMRS Product Line ATTN: Denise Coley\nPrimary POC:\nDenise M. Coley Email: Denise.m.coley@uscg.mil\nSecondary POC:\nMr. Terence L. blucker\nterence.l.blucker@uscg.mil\nDec 13, 2017 8:08 am SOLICITATION 70Z03818QL0000023 SHALL CLOSE TODAY 12/13/17 AT 12:00PM DUE TO URGENCY OF THE REQUIREMENT.\nDec 13, 2017 8:24 am DUE TO URGENCY THIS SOLICITATION 70Z03818QL0000023 SHALL CLOSE AT 12:00 PM EST.",
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        "raw_content": "PG&E Corp Chief Executive Geisha Williams has stepped down as pressure from potentially crushing liabilities linked to catastrophic wildfires. Photo: (AP Photo/Paul Sakuma, File)\nINTERNATIONAL \u2013 PG&E Corp Chief Executive Geisha Williams has stepped down, the company said on Sunday, as pressure from potentially crushing liabilities linked to catastrophic wildfires have pushed the California utility owner to the financial brink and prompted it to make bankruptcy preparations.\nWilliams, who took the helm of the provider of electricity and natural gas to millions of customers in March 2017, will be replaced by General Counsel John Simon on an interim basis, the company said. She also resigned from the boards of both PG&E and its utility subsidiary, Pacific Gas and Electric Co.\n\u201cWhile we are making progress as a company in safety and other areas, the Board recognizes the tremendous challenges PG&E continues to face. We believe John is the right interim leader for the company,\u201d PG&E Chairman Richard Kelly said in a statement. \u201cOur search is focused on extensive operational and safety expertise, and the board is committed to further change at PG&E.\u201d\nPG&E is reeling from the November Camp fire that began in the California mountain community of Paradise and swept through the town, eventually killing at least 86 people in the deadliest and most destructive blaze in state history.\nThe company faces widespread litigation, government investigations and liabilities that could potentially reach $30 billion, according to analyst estimates, when accounting for the carnage and damage from last year\u2019s fire and blazes in 2017.\nThe company is under pressure from the California Public Utilities Commission to make operational changes. The power provider announced on Jan. 3 that it was reviewing its structural options and looking for new directors with safety experience.\nThe management shake-up comes as PG&E is in discussions with banks for a multibillion-dollar bankruptcy financing package to aid operations during bankruptcy proceedings and the company prepares to alert employees as soon as Monday to its preparations for a potential Chapter 11 court filing, people familiar with the matter said.\nPG&E, which carries a hefty debt load of more than $18 billion, is expected to disclose soon a large financial charge related to liabilities resulting from the November blaze.\nThe employee-notification plans are not yet finalized and a communication could come later, the sources said. State law requires PG&E to notify employees at least 15 days before any bankruptcy filing.\nFor PG&E, a bankruptcy filing would represent a last resort if the company is unable to get government relief that would allow it to pass on liabilities to customers, a maneuver enacted into law to help the company grapple with 2017 fires, the sources added. California lawmakers have not yet moved to pass legislation that would give PG&E similar flexibility for the 2018 blazes.\nCalifornia Governor Gavin Newsom said last week he was having discussions with PG&E executives, and that he wanted a healthy utility investing in environmentally friendly strategies.\n\u201cThat\u2019s in an ideal world,\u201d he said. \u201cThat\u2019s not the case today.\u201d\nPG&E said in November it could face \u201csignificant liability\u201d in excess of its insurance coverage if its equipment was found to have caused the Camp fire in Northern California. Both Moody\u2019s and S&P have cut PG&E\u2019s credit rating deeper into junk territory, citing a challenging environment for the power provider related to the wildfires and the need for dramatic intervention from state officials.\nCompanies negotiate debtor-in-possession loans, often with existing lenders, when they are seriously considering bankruptcy protection so they can continue operations while working through court proceedings.\nPG&E\u2019s bankruptcy financing, should it be needed, could total between $3 billion and $5 billion, although the exact figure remains in flux and could end up being higher, said people familiar with the discussions.\nIf it seeks bankruptcy protection, the new money could prove critical for PG&E, which spends roughly $6 billion annually.\nMoody's lowers PG&E's credit rating to junk\nS&P downgrades PG&E ratings to 'junk' status\nSears chairman submits new roughly $5bn bid to save retailer - sources",
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        "raw_content": "The fair use doctrine is a limitation on a copyright holder\u2019s exclusive rights to use or protect their copyrighted material. In certain circumstances copyrighted material can be used without acquiring a license and/or permission from the copyright holder. Because the fair use doctrine is an exception to copyright law it is only allowed in some circumstances such as criticism, commentary, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, or research. While the fair use doctrine has been codified or written into law, the ultimate decision on whether a use falls under the fair use doctrine is determined by a judge looking at the facts of the case and balancing the four factors of the fair use doctrine.\nThese are the four factors:\nPurpose and character of the use: Judges are more likely to favor nonprofit educational, noncommercial, or transformative uses as fair. Transformative uses add something new to the work with a further purpose or different character than the original work.\nNature of the copyrighted work: Judges favor a factual reporting of the material over using someone\u2019s work for your creative endeavor. In addition, use of an unpublished work is less likely to be considered fair.\nAmount and significance of use in relation to the copyrighted work as a whole: Judges may look at the size of the portion of material used. However, even use of a small portion can be considered unfair if the portion is considered an important part or the \u201cheart\u201d of the material.\nEffect of the use upon marketability of copyrighted work: Judges look at whether the unlicensed use may harm the existing or future use of the copyright owner\u2019s original work.\nCan I use someone\u2019s copyrighted work in my business?\nThe fair use doctrine is meant to foster non-commercial uses such as education, research, and criticism. While you may make a copy for your own personal use, if you would like to use copyrighted material in your business advertising or services it is strongly recommended to contact the copyright owner to discuss licensing or special permissions.\nCan I limit someone\u2019s fair use rights of my copyrighted work?\nCase law does allow fair use rights to be contracted away by both freely negotiated contracts and contracts of adhesion (user or buyer agreements). This means when you buy or sell something terms can be added in the contract that limit how a user may use the copyrighted material.\nThere are some legal commentators who believe that by posting something on the internet the copyright holder gives an implied license, however current case law states that intent is necessary for an implied license.\nAs with any intellectual property, it is important to remember that as the owner of the copyright it is your responsibility to monitor other\u2019s use of your work and inform them of your ownership.",
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        "raw_content": "Trump Taps Bolton to Replace McMaster\nApril 02, 2018 / Jacob Lui\nShortly after H.R. McMaster\u2019s resignation as National Security Advisor last week, President Trump announced on Twitter that McMaster would be replaced by former U.S. Ambassador John Bolton.\nIn his tweet, President Trump thanked General McMaster for his service and added that there will be \u201can official contact handover on 4/9\u201d with Bolton acting in the position. Trump\u2019s nomination marks the third national security advisor he has appointed since taking office, with Michael Flynn being the predecessor to McMaster. Flynn resigned earlier this year in February from the role, amid controversy surrounding his contacts with Russian officials during Trump\u2019s campaign for the presidency.\nMcMaster\u2019s departure comes at a time when White House officials are at odds with each other and the president. President Trump has not been shy to criticize McMaster personally and on policy. For example, Trump disagreed with McMaster\u2019s stance on putting additional boots and resources in Afghanistan. The president also privately told other officials that \u201che does not like [McMaster\u2019s] style.\u201d\nAdding onto the recent resignation of Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and the appointment of CIA director, Mike Pompeo, to fill Tillerson\u2019s role, the addition of Bolton could dramatically shift Trump\u2019s positioning on foreign policy. Known as a war hawk, Bolton has been an outspoken critic of the Iran Nuclear Deal and has been noted to defend his support of the Iraq War.\nCredit: Mark Theiler\nBolton\u2019s stance on foreign policy issues could arouse more conflicts within the West Wing in the future. With North Korea announcing that its leadership is ready to engage in discussions with the United States in the near future, Bolton could butt heads with Defense Secretary Jim Mattis, who has favored diplomacy.\nWhile President Trump has accepted North Korea\u2019s invitation, that could change with Bolton placed into the new role. In an interview with Newsweek, Bolton argued that \u201ctwenty-five years of pressure and diplomacy have failed to halt the North\u2019s pursuit for nuclear weapons.\u201d\nPresident Trump\u2019s decision to choose Bolton has raised both criticism and praise from politicians on Capitol Hill. Senator Lindsey Graham (R-SC), said the pick was \u201cgood news for America\u2019s allies and bad news for America\u2019s enemies.\u201d He added that the former George W. Bush administration official \u201chas a good understanding of the threats the U.S faces from North Korea, Iran, and radical Islam.\u201d\nRepresentative Tulsi Gabbard (D-HI), a member of the Armed Services Committee, said, \u201cPompeo and Bolton are standard bearers for the interventionist neocon foreign policy establishment, addicted to regime change wars, without any thought of the deathly cost or consequence.\u201d Former President Jimmy Carter also added that Bolton\u2019s appointment \u201cwas maybe one of the worst mistakes the president has made since being in office.\u201d\nDespite the frequent shakeups to Trump\u2019s cabinet and executive team nominees, the President stands that \u201cthere will always be change and that I want to see different ideas.\u201d With the North Korea meeting and Iran Nuclear Deal deadline closing in, President Trump will look to consult his advising team to firm up his positioning on domestic and foreign policy.\nStates Sue Trump Administration over Census Question",
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        "raw_content": "Unicef Data Shows Decline of Child Marriages in India\nThe United Nations International Children\u2019s Emergency Fund published a press release on Tuesday, March 6 showing a decline in child marriage rates in India. Javier Aguilar, Unicef\u2019s Chief of Child Protection, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation that \u201cin the current trend, 27 percent of girls, or nearly 1.5 million girls, get married before they turn 18 in India. This is a sharp decline from 47 percent a decade ago.\u201d\nAccording to Unicef, India constitutes more than 20 percent of the world's adolescent population and accounts for the highest number of child marriages in South Asia given its size and population. Over 25 million child marriages worldwide occured in the last ten years due to \u201caccelerated progress,\u201d with India and South Asia representing a large portion of this reduction. Campaigners and officials have attributed this decrease to several factors including better access to education for women and increased public awareness of the negative impacts of child marriage.\nChild marriage has long been a deeply rooted part of Indian society, and India\u2019s child marriage rate is one of the highest in the world, largely due to social and economic pressures. Recent laws in India, however, have begun to address the problem. The legal age of marriage in India is 18 for women and 21 for men, and the Supreme Court recently ruled that sex with a child bride constitutes as rape. In addition, India\u2019s Prohibition of Child Marriage Act imposes a fine of 100,000 rupees (approximately $2,023) and two years in prison for parents who are caught trying to marry off their underage children.\nDespite this progress, many recognize that India and other parts of South Asia , as well as the rest of the world, still have a long way to go in terms of ending the practice of child marriage. It is an incredibly widespread and severe issue that affects girls worldwide, and this problem will not solve itself.\nAnju Malhotra, the Principal Gender Adviser for Unicef, issued a statement saying that \u201cwhen a girl is forced to marry as a child, she faces immediate and lifelong consequences\u2026 Given the life-altering impact child marriage has on a young girl's life, any reduction is welcome news, but we've got a long way to go.\u201d\nProgress is positive, but Malhotra recognizes the importance of strengthening efforts to reduce child marriage rather than becoming complacent. She believes that \u201cevery child marriage prevented gives another girl the chance to fulfill her potential, but given the world has pledged to end child marriage by 2030, we\u2019re going to have to collectively redouble efforts to prevent millions of girls from having their childhoods stolen through this devastating practice.\u201d\nAdolescent girls and boys group meet with police officers at \"Bal Mitra Koksh\" to discuss issues regarding how to spread awareness of the evils of child marriage. (Source: UNICEF / Prashanth Vishwanathan)\nBangladeshi School Torches Hundreds of Mobile Phones",
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        "raw_content": "Watch former Brazil captain Carlos Alberto's iconic 1970 World Cup winning goal\nThe Brazilian legend died of a heart attack on Tuesday, aged 72\nThe video above shows former Brazil captain Carlos Alberto 's iconic 1970 World Cup winning goal.\nThe Brazilian legend died of a heart attack on Tuesday, aged 72.\nAlberto skippered the side which beat Italy 4-1 in the 1970 World Cup final. Pele started the scoring in Mexico, and Alberto rounded it off in the 86th minute.\nThe goal above was particularly iconic for its incredible build up (which included typical Brazilian flair), followed by a smashing finish from the country's captain and right-back.\nBuild up to Carlos Alberto goal\nCarlos Alberto collects the World Cup trophy (Image: Colorsport/REX/Shutterstock)\nLauded as one of the best defenders of all time, Alberto won 53 caps for his national team, scoring eight goals in the process as he established himself as a key player in what is considered one of the greatest international sides to ever play the game.\nCarlos Alberto scores Brazil's fourth goal (Image: EMPICS Sport)\nAn outstanding reader of the game, Alberto also possessed the outstanding ball control and dribbling ability that was a trademark of the great Brazilian side which he captained.\nWhen he hung up his boots in 1982 he was considered one of the greatest Brazilians to ever play the game.",
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        "raw_content": "Gender as a Continuum: Implications for Trauma Researchers and Clinicians\nPosted 1 March 2004 in StressPoints by Jillian C. Shipherd and Holly N. Harris. This article is sponsored by the ISTSS Gender and Trauma Special Interest Group.\nGender is a societally based concept that perpetuates bio-deterministic ideas about sex. However, data demonstrate that sex is not dichotomous, and perceptions of gender should be adjusted accordingly (Fausto-Sterling, 1993). In particular, trauma specialists must be aware of gender issues due to high rates of trauma in the transgendered community.\nReport from the UN World Summit on the Information Society\nPosted 1 March 2004 in StressPoints by Elizabeth K. Carll, ISTSS Focal Point Representative to WSIS\nThe recognition of the importance of the rapid global revolution in information and communication technologies (ICTs) and the need to reach global agreement on complex problems making an impact on society was the basis for establishing the first United Nations World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS), which took place in Geneva in December 2003. Issues addressed included broadening access to information, bridging the \u201cdigital divide\u201d between the rich and poor, right to privacy, right of free expression, Internet governance and financing.\nTrauma Research Methods Conference Planned for November 17\u201318, 2004\nProgram planning is under way for the first annual Conference on Innovations in Trauma Research Methods (CITRM), November 17\u201318, 2004, at the Hilton Garden Inn New Orleans Downtown, a short distance (approximately one-third mile) from the Hilton New Orleans Riverside, the site of the November 14\u201317 ISTSS annual meeting. CITRM strives for the following goals:\nApply for 2004 Student Research Grant\nThe ISTSS Student Research Grant (SRG) provides two $1,000 grants to student members who submit proposals judged to have the greatest potential to contribute to the field of traumatic stress.\nInternational Conference in Stockholm Focuses on Preventing Genocide\nPosted 1 March 2004 in StressPoints by H\u00e9di Fried, Stockholm, Sweden\nThe Stockholm International Forum series began in 2000 with a conference on Holocaust Remembrance, Education and Research. Subsequent annual meetings focused on Combating Intolerance and promoting Justice and Reconciliation, respectively. These meetings have brought together world leaders, academics, researchers and the survivors themselves to address matters that had never been mutually discussed. The fourth and final meeting in this series, Preventing Genocide: Threats and Responsibilities, held January 26\u201328, 2004, was attended by more than 1,000 delegates from 55 countries, international organizations and nongovernmental organizations. This was the first international meeting to address this crucial issue since the adoption of the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide in 1948.\nMcFarlane Presented with 2003 ISTSS Award for Outstanding Scientific Achievement\nIn addition to being a world-class researcher, Alexander McFarlane, MD, is a pioneer, a motivator, a teacher and a clinician\u2014in short a leader in the field. McFarlane has made diverse contributions to the field of traumatic stress that demonstrate a commitment to the academic community and to the clinical and social needs of victims. For his outstanding contributions to research in the PTSD field, ISTSS presented McFarlane with the 2003 Robert S. Laufer Award for Outstanding Scientific Achievement, an award established by Ellen Frey-Wouters in memory of her husband, Robert S. Laufer. McFarlane accepted the award at the ISTSS Awards Ceremony held November 1, in Chicago.\nISTSS Travel Grants Available\nISTSS offers a limited number of travel grants to support annual meeting attendees coming from developing countries and experiencing financial hardship with fees or travel costs. The travel grants are supported by voluntary contributions from ISTSS members.",
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        "raw_content": "Amazon scrapped \u2018sexist AI\u2019 tool\nImage caption The algorithm repeated bias towards men, reflected in the technology industry\nAn algorithm that was being tested as a recruitment tool by online giant Amazon was sexist and had to be scrapped, according to a Reuters report.\nThe artificial intelligence system was trained on data submitted by applicants over a 10-year period, much of which came from men, it claimed.\nReuters was told by members of the team working on it that the system effectively taught itself that male candidates were preferable.\nAmazon has not responded to the claims.\nReuters spoke to five members of the team who developed the machine learning tool in 2014, none of whom wanted to be publicly named.\nThey told Reuters that the system was intended to review job applications and give candidates a score ranging from one to five stars.\n\u201cThey literally wanted it to be an engine where I\u2019m going to give you 100 resumes, it will spit out the top five, and we\u2019ll hire those,\u201d said one of the engineers who spoke to Reuters.\n\u2018Women\u2019 penalised\nBy 2015, it was clear that the system was not rating candidates in a gender-neutral way because it was built on data accumulated from CVs submitted to the firm mostly from males, Reuters claimed.\nThe system started to penalise CVs which included the word \u201cwomen\u201d. The program was edited to make it neutral to the term but it became clear that the system could not be relied upon, Reuters was told.\nThe project was abandoned, although Reuters said that it was used for a period by recruiters who looked at the recommendations generated by the toll but never relied solely on it.\nAccording to Amazon, its current global workforce is split 60:40 in favour of males.\nAbout 55% of US human resources managers said that AI would play a role in recruitment within the next five years, according to a survey by software firm CareerBuilder.\nIt is not the first time doubts have been raised about how reliable algorithms trained on potentially biased data will be.\nImage copyrightMIT\nImage caption An MIT AI system, dubbed Norman, had a dark view of the world as a result of the data it was trained on\nAn experiment at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, which trained an AI on images and videos of murder and death, found it interpreted neutral inkblots in a negative way.\nAnd in May last year, a report claimed that an AI-generated computer program used by a US court was biased against black people, flagging them as twice as likely to reoffend as white people.\nPredictive policing algorithms were spotted to be similarly biased, because the crime data they were trained on showed more arrests or police stops for black people.",
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        "raw_content": "Report Puts VMware in Major League for Virtualisation\nBy James Cullimore 2010-06-21T15:53:07.171Z Enterprise\nResearch company Gartner has put desktop virtualisation software vendor VMware in the Leaders quadrant of its Magic Quadrant for x86 Server Virtualization Infrastructure.\nThe Magic Quadrant is Gartner's graphical representation of individual sectors in the IT market - and the latest survey places VMware firmly among the leading players.\nVMware, which claims to offer \"virtualisation solutions from the desktop through the datacenter and to the cloud\", provides 'virtualisation' software designed to run virtual machine on systems using various operating systems, including Microsoft Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X.\nIn a statement, Rick Jackson, VMware's chief marketing officer, said: \u201cSince pioneering virtualisation for x86 systems 10 years ago, VMware has helped thousands of customers reduce IT complexity to achieve new levels of efficiency, service and value.\u201d\nJackson went on to say: \"We believe our position as a leader reflects this success, reinforces our belief that virtualisation is central to next-generation IT strategy, and recognises our vision for delivering a clear and compelling path to cloud computing.\"\nThe company, which has more than 170,000 customers, claims that its software solutions have reduced capital costs of their customers by up to 60 per cent, as well as cutting routine administrative costs by up to a third, and reducing energy costs by up to 80 per cent.",
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        "raw_content": "First clear image of Amazon\u2019s smartphone is leaked\nWant to know what Amazon's upcoming smartphone looks like? Of course you do, that's why you clicked on this story. Well, you can feast your eyes on the image above.\nThis is the first unobscured pic of the Amazon handset, at least according to BGR who published the image (the tech site had previously shown off photos of a prototype, but the actual chassis was covered by a protective case so folks couldn't tell what it looked like). The render was apparently produced by graphic designers at the online retailer for internal use.\nSo, now we can see the device's appearance, and... well, it looks like a smartphone \u2013 with a screen and everything.\nIn all seriousness, the image shows a sturdy looking piece of hardware \u2013 we wonder what the exact thickness will be \u2013 with some nice smooth rounded lines that should make it comfortable to hold.\nBGR's sources say that the phone is a \"bit large,\" which again gives us cause for concern, but it's apparently usable with one hand (one-handed use is helped by the gesture controls which we've previously heard about, by all accounts).\nThe rumoured specs include a 4.7in screen with a 720p resolution, driven by a quad-core Snapdragon chip and 2GB of RAM, so while that resolution isn't exactly sterling for the display size, there should be no worries on the performance front. Interestingly, there are supposedly no less than six camera sensors on board, which is all part of the motion control side of the handset.\nAlso, speculation points to some form of \"Prime Data\" package \u2013 in other words, free streaming of Amazon Prime media tied into a contract (reportedly with AT&T in the US).\nAs for the software, that'll be the usual forked Android, and walled Amazon ecosystem as seen on the company's Kindle Fire tablets. The UI will apparently boast 3D effects, again as previously rumoured.\nYou can bet Amazon has some other little surprises up its sleeve, too. You'll probably even be able to make phone calls \u2013 who knows...\nThe release date is said to be pitched at Q3 of this year, and we're betting later in the quarter rather than earlier.",
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        "raw_content": "NEWS ROUNDUP \u2018Stranger Things\u2019 Millie Bobby Brown Sings and Season 2 Gets Even Scarier\nWhen Stranger Things premiered on Netflix last year, no one really had any idea what to expect. Certainly there were few who could have imagined the show, its characters and its young cast instantly connecting with the audience the way that they have.\nSeason 2 may not be making its debut until October 31st, but that that doesn't mean there isn't a lot going on behind the scenes or with the people involved with the show. What follows is a look at some recent headlines from the world of Stranger Things.\nScary Times in Hawkins, Indiana\nThe scare factor of Stranger Things\u2019 second season is going to be considerably higher than season one. Producer Shawn Levy recently noted during a podcast, \u201cI\u2019m so forbidden to say very much, but Will Byers is very much at the center of several intersecting challenges and threats in season two. And I think the overall forces of evil that are inherent in season two make the Demogorgon [of season one] look quaint in retrospect.\u201d\nWhatever is in store for audiences, it seems that the cast hasn\u2019t been brought up to date either. In an interview with the Huffington Post, Caleb McLaughlin (Lucas Sinclair) referred to the show\u2019s second season trailer monster reveal, commenting, \u201cI didn\u2019t even know what that was either. When I saw that, I was, like, \u2018What the heck is that? There is something I do not know about the script.\u2019 So that\u2019s definitely good, because it makes my reaction even better \u2014 for me to have a real reaction. I have no idea what that is.\u201d\nEleven Could've Been a Mutant\nDid you know that Millie Bobby Brown (Eleven) actually auditioned for the role of mutant Laura Kinney (better known as X-23) in Logan? The role eventually went to Dafne Keen, but Millie had a great time auditioning for Hugh Jackman (Wolvervine) and director James Mangold. Speaking to Variety, she commented, \u201cI was, like, \u2018It\u2019s going to be amazing, I\u2019m going to really prepare.\u2019 And I sat in my room reading the lines. Honestly, for me, I felt like an actor in the audition room, hitting Hugh Jackman, and James Mangold sitting right in front of me.\u201d\nSpeaking of Millie, she also delighted audiences at Argentina Comic Con when she took to the stage and performed her version of Katy Perry\u2019s \u201cFirework.\u201d\nJim Hopper \u2014 On a Hero's Journey?\nSeason 2 is likely to bring a lot of changes to the various characters, and that includes police chief Jim Hopper, who\u2019s played by David Harbour. In talking to Deadline, the actor explains that Hopper\u2019s journey as a person will pick up following the events of the season one finale.\n\u201cThat breath he takes where he saves the child at the end is like the first breath he\u2019s felt in a long time,\u201d he says. \u201cHe breathes again as Will wakes up. I think the journey, then, has to be something different in season two. And it is very different. You get to peel the onion back more and more as the seasons go on, and learn what these people are made of.\u201d\nIn the case of Hopper, the season begins with him having a kind of reawakening as he is perceived as something of a hero. \u201cWe start with the delusions of what that might bring to you, and the fantasy life that might be dangerous. What does that mean for him going forward?\u2026 What I love about Hopper is that he\u2019s not a cartoon. He does come up against real life.\u201d\nStranger Things \u2014 The Appeal\nWhile talking to Gold Derby, producer Shawn Levy admitted that 21 Labs, his production company, was not the first to be approached with the show. While he gets it, he's also grateful that they eventually did get together with the Duffers.\n\u201cThe conventional wisdom for years has been something with kids really needs to be for kids,\u201d he replied. \u201cNo one wants something with kids that isn\u2019t for kids.\"\nThe point is that the show may focus on kids, but it's far from a kids' show in the traditional sense. \"It was not an obvious marketplace kind of decision,\" Levy noted. \"I just loved this script, I really dug the Duffer Brothers and we tried and set out to make something cool.\u201d\nNetflix debuts season two of Stranger Things on Halloween.\n'Stranger Things' Star Finn Wolfhard Dishes on Hosting Sweet Relief's \"Strange 80s\" Concert\nStars Who Would Shave Their Head for a Role\nMaddie Ziegler Talks About Her Friendship With Millie Bobby Brown",
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        "raw_content": "Home / News / Baird\u2019s big deals\nBaird\u2019s big deals\nApril 14, 2016 National News Australia-Israel Chamber of Commerce, Avi Luvton, Israel Innovation Authority, Michal Neeman, MIKE Baird, Nathan Jeffay, Paul Israel, Stephen Chipkin, Weizmann Australia, Weizmann Institute\nMike Baird (centre) with Professor Christopher Goodnow, deputy director at the Garvan Institute of Medical Research and Professor Michal Neeman, vice president of the Weizmann Institute. Photo: The Weizmann Institute\nJOINT Australian-Israeli innovation is poised to hit an all-time high, after New South Wales signed an unprecedented research and development (R&D) deal.\nAs well as the general R&D deals, there are new agreements that will harness Israeli methods for making the desert bloom in order to drive NSW agriculture and get Australians using Israeli medical research to fight cancer and other \u00addiseases.\nThe agreements were reached during the Israel visit of NSW Premier Mike Baird last week. \u201cIt was one of the most outcome-rich trips I have seen in my time here,\u201d Australia\u2019s ambassador in Israel Dave Sharma told The AJN, saying that it provides a \u201cpolitical platform for cooperation\u201d.\nThe Australia-Israel Chamber of Commerce considers the visit a \u201cgame-changer\u201d and \u201can upgrade of NSW relations with Israel\u201d. Talking to The AJN the chamber\u2019s executive director Paul Israel commented: \u201cThis was the most results-oriented mission we ever hosted.\u201d\nBaird\u2019s time in Israel was predominantly spent dashing from meeting to meeting, mostly related to collaborations in industry and research. Even his brief visit to the beach had a theme of Israel-Australia cooperation. He supports the Israeli Nipper program \u2013 the beach-safety initiative that was imported to Israel last year \u2013 from afar, serving as patron of its supporters back in Australia. In Israel he went to see children studying on the program.\nThe biggest agreement of the trip, the general R&D deal, helps companies from Israel and NSW that want to cooperate on bringing innovative produces and services with a global appeal to market. It is not yet known how much money NSW will be allocating. In terms of the Israeli money, NSW companies will now be like companies from dozens of other states, including Victoria, which have formal collaborations with Israel, and are able to draw from an annual research fund of $650 million.\n\u201cHistorically, Victoria has been in the lead in relations with Israel in high-tech and innovation,\u201d said Sharma. \u201cWith this trip NSW has caught up.\u201d\nThe R&D agreement will boost cooperation across industries but especially in water management, agricultural technology and cybersecurity. Avi Luvton of the Israel Innovation Authority said at the signing: \u201cWe are proud to share our best practices as the \u2018Start-up Nation.\u2019\u201d\nAfter ratifying this and other agreements Baird departed from Israel optimistic about the understandings that he reached. \u201cI want to make NSW the \u2018start-up state\u2019, and this week we have helped this goal by engaging and establishing formal partnerships between our businesses, universities, researchers, and their counterparts in Israel,\u201d he said.\n\u201cIsrael is one of the world\u2019s most innovative economies, and by creating a new corridor between Israel and ourselves \u2013 on issues such as cybersecurity, financial and medical technologies, and innovation \u2013 we can increase NSW\u2019s competitiveness in the future digital economy.\u201d\nA special agricultural agreement means that NSW is due to learn from Israel\u2019s experience making the country flourish despite its dry conditions. Given the similarly arid climates, it \u201cmakes sense to share knowledge, expertise and innovative research\u201d, Baird said.\nThe agreement took the form of a memorandum of understanding between the University of Sydney and the Agricultural Research Organisation of Israel, which is intended to help dairy, poultry and aquaculture in NSW, chiefly by drawing on Israeli expertise through teaching, training and research activities.\nBaird visited several companies including Elbit, the defence electronics experts, that are providing technology that NSW will repurpose from defence to medicine. The Royal Flying Doctor Service South Eastern is going to be able to train more effectively when a newly ordered Israeli flight simulator is in place at its Dubbo base.\nElbit also showed the Premier new solutions for protecting swimmers from shark attacks.\nOn the medical front, a key collaboration between Israel and NSW will focus on trying to diagnose and treat diseases, including cancer and autoimmune conditions, by examining differences in genetic sequence and gene expression between individual human cells.\nThis field is called cellular genomics, and Baird announced the establishment of Australia\u2019s only multidisciplinary facility to research the field \u2013 a partnership with Israel\u2019s Weizmann Institute.\nThe Garvan-Weizmann Centre for Cellular Genomics will be based at Darlinghurst\u2019s Kinghorn Cancer Centre, and employ more than 50 researchers. 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        "raw_content": "by jobboss in Job Interview\t04/05/2017 0 comments\nAn interview is a two-way street. Your potential employer is asking you questions to learn about you and your skills. In return, you need to prepare questions to ask your potential employer about the position, your boss, and the company in order to be sure that this is the right job for you.\nIn addition, if you don\u2019t prepare smart questions, you run the risk of the interviewer assuming you aren\u2019t interested or haven\u2019t prepared.\nYour opportunity to ask questions usually comes at the end of the interview. You must prepare at least two questions that demonstrate your interest in the position, your drive to excel in the role, and the fact that you\u2019ve done some homework (researched company, industry, department).\nSo how do you come up with these smart questions that show you\u2019re the perfect hire? 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What do you think are the most important qualities for someone to excel in this role?\nThis question can often lead to valuable information that\u2019s not in the job description. It can help you learn about the company culture and expectations so you can show that you are a good fit.\n3. What are your expectations for this role during the first 30 days, 60 days, year?\nFind out what your employer\u2019s expectations are for the person in this position.\n4. Describe the culture of the company.\nAre you a good fit for this particular organization? Make sure you are comfortable with the culture and the dynamic of the company.\n5. Where do you think the company is headed in the next 5 years?\nIf you plan to be in this role for several years, make sure the company is growing so you can grow with the company.\n6. 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        "raw_content": "When I launched my 12-week Client Attraction Blueprint programme back in October 2017, I had no idea how many people would be interested in it, much less who would decide to register.\nSo, I figured I\u2019d use the first 3 months simply to calibrate how well it was landing, or to discover if I\u2019d made a gigantic misjudgment with the content and pricing.\nBecause I felt a high uncertainty as to what level of success the programme could achieve, I waited until I\u2019d got some data before I set numerical, measurable goals.\nThankfully (and a special thanks, of course, to the 60 + inspirational entrepreneurs who\u2019ve registered so far) it\u2019s proved popular, and only required a couple of small tweaks based on some early feedback.\nI was then able to set some lofty goals for 2018 and beyond, based on a reasonable expectation of a predictable outcome. .\nYou don\u2019t have to bet the house on something new and untested.\nRun with it for a bit, and then set your targets from actual experience.\nPS \u2013 Ask me how the Client Attraction Summit went yesterday\u2026",
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        "raw_content": "Episode 28 - Real Talk (Part 1 of 2) - I'M TOO DAMN NICE\nShit gets real in the next 2 episodes. This is part 1 of a 2 part topic where I'm re-evaluating what the hell we're doing.\nThings have been getting a little out of hand and disorganized lately which is creating a domino effect for everything else to fall through the cracks. I talk about why my content has been slow the past few weeks and what I'm doing to fix everything.\nSome of y'all have commented and written in asking why I've been slow on releasing my content lately and what's going on. I've been running ragged for quite awhile and its starting to get out of hand. Recording all of these episodes and editing everything is a lot of fun for me. I'm creative so I love creating things. However, it's getting to the point where documenting this content is starting to take my focus away from doing the actual work and ensuring my guys are doing the best work possible everyday. I'm needed more out in the field than anywhere else right now.\nI've also realized that I need to start slowing our work load down and stop worrying so much about how much we're profiting. We need this first year to be a year of learning, not a year of making money. It will take me a year or two to get a grasp on how to run a company with fulltime employees, as well as get the types of customers we want doing the kind of work we want. I would much rather do the electrical work I like, for people I love, and do the best damn work we can do...than chase money, hate my job, and be so busy we deliver shit work. SO...I'm changing a lot of things to make sure all of that happens.\nLet me know what y'all think, and be good out there!\nIn Podcasts Tags Downpayment, Draws, Money, Money Up Front, Payments\n\u2190 Episode 29 - Real Talk (Part 2 of 2) - WHAT'S YOUR WHY?This Week In Review - 7/29/17 \u2192",
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        "raw_content": "Opinion: Is Netanyahu muzzling the media?\nPrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is stifling free speech by weakening Israel\u2019s commercial and public broadcasters.\nPM Netanyahu: Dear Arab citizens of Israel--take part in our society in droves. (photo credit: screenshot)\nPRIME MINISTER Benjamin Netanyahu has spent hours upon hours holding off-the-record meetings with the Israeli media in recent weeks. With the exception of cabinet meetings, I don\u2019t believe there is another subject that the prime minister has invested so much time and effort in over the same period. There is, however, no cause for surprise; for Netanyahu, the media has become the message.\nWhen Netanyahu put together his most recent government, he saved for himself the communications portfolio. At first, the move seemed devoid of any logic. 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In our conversations Netanyahu presented a liberal, pluralistic worldview, saying, \u201cThere is room for a plethora of media, and competition between them should be encouraged.\u201d\nThanks to his polished English, his broad knowledge and people skills, Netanyahu very soon made himself the go-to guy for senior journalists, commentators and analysts. Later, as ambassador to the UN, Netanyahu would become a star, a frequent guest on TV who worked his charm on the New York media and elites.\nThe Israeli media was slow to pick up on Netanyahu\u2019s potential \u2013 and the danger inherent in him \u2013 but he gradually became a prominent figure both in the US and in Israel.\nHis relationship with the Israeli media began to develop when he was surprisingly voted head of the Likud and then prime minister.\nBut since then, his relationship with the media has soured. After countless personal affairs, the media no longer cuts him any slack and he, for his part, has become hostile toward it. In Netanyahu\u2019s perception, his electoral victories have come against the media\u2019s will and he has tapped into a longstanding belief in the Likud that \u201cthe media is against us.\u201d This belief has remained unchanged since the Likud first came to power in 1977 until today, despite the fact that it has been the ruling party for the majority of that time. The view has taken root in Likud that the media is leftwing, hostile and serves Netanyahu\u2019s political opponents.\nNetanyahu\u2019s feeling of being ostracized led to the launch of a daily paper, the freebie, Israel Hayom, backed by his friend Sheldon Adelson. Israel Hayom became a huge success, passing Yedioth Ahronoth as the widest circulation daily in the country.\nIt also led to a dramatic decline in the price of advertising, dealing a harsh blow to the media market and in particular to Yedioth, an important political player.\nNetanyahu was in fact likely motivated to hold on to the communications portfolio by proposed legislation to ban the distribution of free newspapers \u2013 known as the Israel Hayom Bill \u2013 that passed an early hurdle in the Knesset in 2014 but never progressed.\nHe didn\u2019t want any more surprises.\nON THE eve of the last elections in March 2015, the rivalry between Netanyahu and the media reached its peak. The prime minister felt that he was about to lose power among other things because of the media\u2019s hostile coverage of him. Three days before the elections he launched a communications blitz, recruiting the ostensibly hostile media, turned the tables and won the elections.\nBut Netanyahu didn\u2019t forget. After the elections he set about a major reform of the communications market and he now pulls the strings on both public and private broadcasts.\nThere is no media outlet in Israel that escapes his influence.\nTogether with Gilad Erdan, the public security minister, Netanyahu decided to disband the Israel Broadcasting Authority and replace it with the new Israeli Broadcasting Corporation. The truth is that the IBA suffers from mismanagement and corruption, but it is also on the whole a courageous media outlet, and courage and journalistic dedication are not what the prime minister wants.\nThe new broadcasting corporation got underway with severe birth pangs, but it transpired that the change was not revolutionary.\nNetanyahu saw that it was going to be more of the same, came down with a case of buyer\u2019s remorse and tried to backtrack.\nHe didn\u2019t succeed. The managers of the new corporation made it clear they were already in mid-process, while public opinion was incensed, the Knesset was up in arms, and the Finance Minister said he wouldn\u2019t pay out hundreds of millions of shekels to keep two parallel public broadcasters up and running.\nNetanyahu turned his attention to commercial television. Channel 2 is much stronger than its younger rival Channel 10, but a government-sponsored bill would require the News Corporation, which produces the highly watched Channel 2 news broadcasts, to be sold to one of the channel\u2019s two franchisees, Keshet and Reshet. With three commercial channels and three news corporations, ratings will be much lower.\nIn order to pull regulatory strings, the prime minister merged the Second Authority for Television and Radio with the Council for Cable TV and Satellite Broadcasting as a branch in the Communications Ministry. The upshot is that we no longer have a public authority with financial and executional independence.\nThe communication minister will from now on be able to control the merged entity via a public board of directors that he will appoint. This is no less than a nationalization of regulation of commercial television and radio, and the dream of setting up an Israeli equivalent of the Federal Communications Commission that could even replace the Communications Ministry itself has been buried.\nBut the crusade goes on. Educational TV \u2013 which at the moment remains under the auspices of the Education Ministry \u2013 is likely to be swallowed up by the new Broadcasting Corporation when it finally comes on air in 2018. The prime minister has also expressed negative opinions of the highly popular Army Radio channels, but for the moment they remain under the authority of the Defense Ministry. People close to the prime minister, such as Culture Minister Miri Regev, have said explicitly that military stations have no place in a democratic society. No word was heard in response from Netanyahu.\nTHE PRIME minister studiously avoids being interviewed. He is acutely aware of every word that is said or written about him and responds at lightning speed. In order to circumvent traditional media, he is active on social media, where he can write whatever he pleases. Despite the fact that he does not give interviews to the Israeli media he finds ways to get his positions across. Recently, after signing a new military aid agreement with the US, he deftly used his ministers, MKs and senior officials in a well-orchestrated chorus to fend off criticism. This proves that Netanyahu has not lost hope and understands that without the media he is left exposed and defenseless. But more than that, it is a case of \u201cif you can\u2019t beat them, join them.\u201d He is determined to change the fundamentals of the Israeli media in order to finally gain its sympathy.\nIn that way, he differs from the diplomatic attach\u00e9 at the Israeli embassy in Washington 35 years ago. He no longer believes that the existing Israeli media landscape loves him, so he simply wants to replace it.\nNetanyahu\u2019s new communications policy is the prime challenge facing Israeli democracy.\nWithout freedom of speech there is no media and without the media there is no democracy.\nWhile social media provides a platform and means of expression for each and every individual and the public arena has never been so open, its influence is limited. Netanyahu continues to preach for media pluralism, but in actuality the result is inverse.\nInstead of removing regulatory obstacles, new ones are being added. The media, even under economic and regulatory siege, refuses to surrender and continues to maintain its independence.\nIs this on account of the Jewish tradition of free speech and intellectual independence? Or is it the rebellious Israeli character? Probably a bit of both. Israelis must stand up and be counted. We need a vibrant, confident media that has teeth. Israel\u2019s image as a democratic Jewish state is being tested. The prime minister\u2019s strategy must be rejected. A plethora of portfolios is one thing, but stifling free speech is another.\nThis is our moment of truth. We are all called to rally round the flag!\nNachman Shai is an MK for the Zionist Union party. He is a former IDF spokesman and has a PhD in political science and communications",
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        "raw_content": "The human spirit: Exodus via Cyprus\nWhen the train stopped, on impulse, one of their group began to declaim in Aramaic the prayer \u2018Yekum purkan min shamaya\u2019 (\u2018may deliverance arise from heaven\u2019).\nNechama Friedman as a baby and today. (photo credit: Courtesy)\n\u2018Many could have gone elsewhere after the Holocaust, but the survivors who were interned in Cyprus would only settle for Israel,\u201d says Nechama Friedman. \u201cThe Cyprus camps were supposed to discourage Jews from trying to get to Israel, but they didn\u2019t.\u201d\nAn articulate lawyer, Friedman was born in Cyprus. We\u2019re looking at related documents in her Jerusalem living room. She was recently invited to Cyprus at the initiative of the Cyprus-Israel Friendship league to mark the 70th anniversary of the internment (1946 to 1949).\nFriedman\u2019s parents Moshe and Tova (Guta) Weissler were newlyweds when Jews were forced into the ghetto in Czestochowa, a city in the south of Poland, two days before Passover in 1941.\nForced into slave labor in Nazi war industries, Moshe was made foreman of bicycle production. The job gave him access to Poles and he arranged a hiding place for 13 family members. One at a time, they escaped to a storeroom under a village cowshed. The woman who owned the cowshed had already turned in two Jewish families. But a Polish army deserter who lived with the woman assured the Weisslers that he had convinced her not to turn them in. Their successful protector turned out to be a Jew himself. After the war, he married Friedman\u2019s aunt.\nThey lived beneath cows for three and a half years.\n\u201cWhen their landlady said the war was over, they sent out an \u2018Aryan-looking\u2019 cousin, like the dove on Noah\u2019s ark, to confirm it,\u201d says Friedman.\nThey came out of hiding to learn that the rest of their family members were murdered in Treblinka. With other survivors, they began the trek to pre-state Israel. Having no official homeland to be repatriated to, at one border crossing they pretended to be Greek. The suspicious border guard said a Greek group was arriving on the next train. They could prove their identity by speaking Greek. They were terrified. When the train stopped, on impulse, one of their group began to declaim in Aramaic the prayer \u2018Yekum purkan min shamaya\u2019 (\u2018may deliverance arise from heaven\u2019). The supposed \u2018Greek\u2019 answered with the continuation of the prayer, \u201cHina v\u2019hisda v\u2019rahamai.\u2019\u201d\nThey crossed from one country to another, finally reaching Marseilles a year and a half later. Together with 794 others, they crowded onto a fishing boat, renamed \u201cThe Unknown Immigrant\u201d for an illegal like them who\u2019d been killed by the British. Tova was pregnant. They rolled from side to side, but they crossed their sea and sang as they saw the Jaffa coast.\nThe RAF detected them. The same British who had liberated survivors in Bergen-Belsen closed in. The survivors resisted. The sailor overcame them with force and hoses. They were dragged to Haifa and shipped to Cyprus.\n\u201cMy mother always spoke of the bittersweet joy of seeing the Carmel, knowing they were being deported,\u201d says Friedman.\nThe detention camps were appalling: crowded tents and tin-roofed barracks with limited water and rampant disease. Still, the Jews opened schools, learned to sing new Hebrew songs, and engaged in art. Among their projects, they crafted paper tombstones for their grave-less dead. They organized into groups according to political affiliations. For Passover in 1947, tables were set outdoors for many versions of the Seder.\nFrom a Judaica auction site on the Internet there is a Haggada published in Cyprus in 1947 by Hakibbutz Hameuhad. A text in Yiddish is included, titled \u201cYetziat Europa,\u201d referring to the Holocaust and to aliya; following it appears an illustration of the Cyprus internment camp. Further on appear a poem and text in Yiddish titled \u201cGalut Kafrisin\u201d and a Hebrew text which was probably written in Israel to encourage the refugees in the camps: \u201c\u2026.if ships carrying Jewish refugees are wandering \u2013 let them come to their homeland and be with us\u2026.\u201d\nFifty-two thousand Jews passed through the Cyprus camps. Two thousand two hundred children were born.\n\u201cMy pregnant mother was sent two hours by jeep from the camp to the hospital with only a British soldier,\u201d said Friedman. \u201cNo family. No common language. My father finally heard that they\u2019d had a boy and arrived with nine other men and a mohel for the circumcision, only to meet me, his daughter.\u201d\nThe babies, however, wouldn\u2019t survive the coming winter, physicians reported to Golda Meir, head of the Jewish Agency political desk. Mrs. Meyerson, as the British called her, like Moses, negotiated their release.\n\u201cFor my parents, leaving Europe was their Exodus,\u201d says Friedman. \u201cThey chose the hazardous journey and the wars of survival that would follow.\n\u201cWe didn\u2019t have many relatives but my parents kept in touch with the \u2018aunties and uncles\u2019 from Cyprus, who became our extended family. 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        "raw_content": "Have a medical question? You can call your doctor\u2019s office. Have a car problem? You can call your trusty mechanic. But if you have a scientific question or worry, where do you turn? There\u2019s no such thing as a friendly neighborhood scientist. That could soon change.\nCatharine Young, a scientist and TED Fellow who currently serves as the Senior Director of Science Policy at the Biden Cancer Initiative, thinks the dinner table could be an effective platform for discussion, debate and building trust between scientists and the public. Along with her husband, fellow scientist Colin Young, she\u2019s created Supper with a Scientist, a dinner-hosting platform that\u2019s connecting scientists with their local communities, opening up dialogue around scientific issues and policy. We asked Young to tell us more.\nIllustration: Melissa McFeeters\nHow did Supper with a Scientist start?\nIt all started with my deep concern, at the start of the Trump administration, that science was going to suffer during his term. Even on the campaign trail, Trump helped spread misinformation about science\u200a\u2014\u200ahe connected vaccines to autism and perpetuated the idea that climate change is a Chinese hoax. As time\u2019s gone on, things have worsened: there\u2019s been a silent attack on science within several federal agencies, which has been very disconcerting. The White House Science Advisor, a crucial position that provides independent science and technology advice to the president, dealing with issues ranging from nuclear energy to drones, has also been left vacant longer under this administration than under any other modern US president.\nAs a scientist and policy advisor myself, I felt compelled to do something\u200a\u2014\u200aanything\u200a\u2014\u200ato curb the misinformation being spread. I also wanted to address the divide between scientists and the public. Particularly in today\u2019s political environment, there\u2019s definitely a sense of mistrust, possibly because there\u2019s so much conflicting messaging on social media and the internet. The public doesn\u2019t know what to believe, and rightly so.\nMy solution: to put people in direct, real-life touch with scientists. Supper With a Scientist gathers communities together around a table for dinner hosted by scientists across the country. Over food, scientists talk about their work, the role of science in the policymaking process and answer any questions the guests might have.\nProsanta Chakrabarty (far left) is an ichthyologist, associate professor in the Department of Biological Sciences at Louisiana State University and TED Fellow. His supper, hosted August 2018, had a twist: Chakrabarty offered guests a tour of the university\u2019s Museum of Natural Science, where they got a behind-the-scenes look at the collections of birds, mammals, reptiles, amphibians and fishes before dinner.\nHow does public opinion\u200a\u2014\u200aor confusion, or fear\u200a\u2014\u200aaround science affect policy decisions?\nIt\u2019s probably best viewed the other way: what kind of impact can an administration\u2019s actions on science have on the public\u2019s perception and understanding of science? Take climate change, for example. When this White House withdrew the US from the UNFCCC Paris Agreement, it essentially reinforced the message to the public that climate change is a hoax or, at best, an exaggerated threat. With a complex topic like this one, where the majority of people cannot describe in detail what climate change is, or how it works, they listen to those in power. Right now they\u2019re hearing that it\u2019s not something to be concerned about. This is a catastrophic position for society to be in, but it is also something the scientific community has the power to change.\nHow did you get the idea of the Supper off the ground?\nWe started out by forming an advisory committee of young and dynamic scientists across the United States who started hosting pilot suppers, inviting people from their own communities. With this pilot launch, we wanted to make sure that we were actually addressing an unmet need with the public. What we\u2019ve seen so far is a very strong positive reaction. It turns out that people are extremely excited to be given access to an expert whose brain they can pick and whom they can trust.\nDoes Supper with a Scientist impose any kind of format in terms of finding topics or the Q&A process?\nYes. We\u2019ve created guidelines for scientists because there are a couple of things we want them to be really aware of. One is crafting their scientific message so that it\u2019s compelling, easy to understand and interesting. We also offer ideas about how the dinner should be structured. Host scientists will have a table full of people that they might not know very well, or at all, so they\u2019ll start the dinner with a round of introductions and ask why people felt compelled to take time out of their hectic schedules to attend. The scientist then lays out their area of expertise, why it\u2019s important and how it relates to their guests, and what it is they do on a day-to-day basis.\nFrom there, the discussion can open up to, say, the scientific process\u200a\u2014\u200aanswering questions about how science operates in terms of funding, the tenure process and what that means in terms of having to publish, working with animals and looking after their welfare and so on.\nBesides chatting about their own area of expertise, the overall idea is to take the opportunity to dispel some of the myths out there about scientific research and processes that upset or confuse people.\nWhat\u2019s better than a supper with a scientist? A supper with two scientists! In July 2018 in Atlanta, GA, microbiologists Summer Galloway and Patricia Hall hosted a dinner where they discussed topics ranging from the government\u2019s role in science to why the US invests in tuberculosis research.\nIs it like a TED talk, with a time limit?\nOur goal is for this to be an open dialogue, so there\u2019s no limit on how long the scientist speaks, but they don\u2019t stand up with slides and talk at people. Having said that, we encourage scientists to be prepared with what they\u2019re going to say, because the last thing we want to do is have a dinner where people walk away and go, \u201dWow, I just didn\u2019t understand a thing\u201d\u2014or wonder why they should care about the science in the first place, which would be counterproductive.\nDo you think that public scientific communication was generally in good shape before the latest White House administration came along?\nI think it\u2019s always been somewhat problematic, but the extreme and divisive views of this administration has exacerbated the problem and created even more of a need. The public has long perceived that scientists live and work in ivory towers and don\u2019t share much with anybody. On the flip side, scientists tend to believe that the public either isn\u2019t interested in what they\u2019re doing, or won\u2019t understand the work. So there\u2019s never been a solid bridge between science and the public. We\u2019re hoping this might be a start.\nThere are, of course, fantastic online resources that aim to distill science down, but this approach relies on the public actively seeking out that particular type of information. Also, I\u2019ve learned that conversation really matters. I was lucky enough to meet Celeste Headlee, NPR host, TED speaker and author of We Need to Talk, who enlightened me about the art of conversation.\nShe says that the fact of just listening to somebody\u2019s voice changes the way your brain processes information, so a conversation has much more impact than just reading something or seeing it on your phone or computer screen. Supper with a Scientist brings the scientist\u2019s human, responsive voice into the mix, creating that connectivity. 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        "raw_content": "Money is not the only measure of improving education, but it is and always will be one of the prime features of this process.\nHarry Caudill, author of Night Comes to the Cumberlands, finally became so despondent over the inequities, nepotism and teaching incompetencies that he despaired of ever changing the education climate in Eastern Kentucky. He, like many others, essentially gave up.\nThe inequalities of race and gender have changed over the years. African-Americans, who are also among the poorest Kentuckians, still suffer. Females, on the other hand, generally have surpassed males to gain the most from educational opportunities. They graduate at higher rates from high schools, colleges, universities and graduate schools than their male counterparts. In effect, we are losing an entire generation of young men \u2014 black and white, mostly from poorer families \u2014 to their not having even a minimum of educational attainment in a vastly changed society from that of their fathers and grandfathers.\nI spoke recently to high-school students who plan to become teachers. When I asked those who had been inspired to become a teacher by one of their recent instructors to raise their hands, too many did not.\nImproved teacher education and retention of the best teachers should be the highest priorities of Kentucky's colleges of education and the public schools.\nThere have always been heroes and heroines who wanted to improve education for all the citizens. Recent Herald-Leader pieces highlighted the efforts of some of these leaders today. There have always been teachers and administrators in Eastern Kentucky who have worked diligently to improve the fate of their students. We need to find more ways to increase their numbers. We have lost Tom Clark, Bert Combs and Bob Sexton. Are their counterparts today equal to the task?\nGov. Steve Beshear and the 2014 General Assembly have an opportunity to get us back on track. The tax structure of Kentucky needs to be changed, pure and simple.\nWill groups like the Kentucky Chamber of Commerce; banking; businesses, including equine, agriculture and coal, step up and put aside their special agendas, pressuring state government to do the right thing? I, like many other Kentuckians, believe they can do it with a groundswell of popular will to make great changes.\nSo many questions remain. Will the recent federal Race to the Top grant help prepare Kentucky's most at risk pre-school children for their futures as leaders of the state?\nOtherwise, will it be like that great philosopher Yogi Berra once said: \"It feels like d\u00e9j\u00e0 vu all over again,\" as we descend deeper into \"the Night,\" not only in Eastern Kentucky but in all the regions of the state, even the vaunted Golden Triangle?\nCHARTING A NEW DAY | Can Eastern Kentucky - in all its confounding complexity, beauty and blight - reinvent itself?\nA special report: Fifty Years of Night examines the effects of coal, poverty in Eastern Kentucky\nWilliam E. Ellis is a professor emeritus in history at Eastern Kentucky University.",
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        "raw_content": "3 children die in Montgomery County fire\nA house fire took the lives of three young children and critically injured several family members, Montgomery County fire officials confirm.\nAuthor: Lauren Talarico & KHOU.com Staff , KHOU\nMONTGOMERY COUNTY, Texas -- A house fire took the lives of three young children and critically injured several family members, Montgomery County fire officials confirm.\nThere were eight people in the home, located on Tamina Road, when it went up in flames before 4 a.m. Friday. Most of them were sleeping on the second floor.\nFamily members said homeowner Bobby Johnson broke out an upstairs window and got half of the victims out.\n\u201cIt sounds like they risked it all. They risked everything. Just the same as the officer and the firefighters in this situation, to be as badly injured as they are in this condition,\u201d Jones said.\nThe flames were too great for Jones to reach his three grandchildren still trapped in their bedroom on the other side of the second floor \u2013 the place where the fire started.\n\u201cIt\u2019s the worst thing a firefighter can face,\u201d said Montgomery County Fire Marshal Jimmy Williams. \u201cThe kids are in there, you know the building\u2019s collapsing, and you know he\u2019s not going to be able to save them.\u201d\nAs the fire raged, police officers from Shenandoah and Oak Ridge North arrived on the scene and tried to help family members rescue the children trapped inside.\nThey tried to climb the stairs to the second floor but were driven back by smoke and flames.\n\"One child got out, there were three others inside,\" one of the officers is heard saying on a bodycam.\nWatch raw video: Body cam shows first officers on scene\nFamily members and police were able to rescue 10-year-old Adrian Mitchell, who was seriously hurt. The children who didn't survive have been identified as 13-year-old Terrance (TJ) Mitchell, 6-year-old Kaila Mitchell and 5-year-old Kyle Mitchell.\nThe grandmother and grandfather who own the home were taken to the hospital with various injuries, as were the children's mother and uncle. The children's father, a pastor, was out town on business, Williams said.\n\"Everyone that lived in the home was part of an extended family,\u201d Williams said. \u201cAll of those folks were either trapped in the home or placed in the hospital.\u201d\nThe mother and grandmother are expected to recover, but the 10-year-old, the grandfather and the uncle all remain in critical condition with life-threatening injuries.\n\u201cEveryone involved in that rescue effort is downtown in the medical center being treated for burns to the upper torso,\" Williams said.\nTwo Shenandoah officers and an Oak Ridge officer were also taken to the hospital with smoke inhalation and lacerations.\nPhotos: Deadly house fire in Montgomery County\nMultiple children died and others were hurt in a large house fire in Montgomery County early Friday.\nShortly after the fire was contained, fellow church members arrived at the scene, including a minister and a bishop. They told KHOU 11 News the home where the fire started is owned by Pastor Bobby Johnson Jr. of the Thergood Memorial Church of God in Christ in Willis. A neighboring home that caught fire is owned by the pastor's sister, according to the church members.\nA press release from the fire marshal identified the grandfather as 61-year-old Bobby Johnson, the uncle as 34-year-old Jarvis Johnson and the grandmother as 57-year-old Carrie Johnson.\nThe cause of the fire remains under investigation with all possible scenarios being considered.\n\u201cAll of the initial indications are that the fire started on the second floor,\u201d Williams said.\nFire officials later said the home did not have any working smoke detectors.\nA gofundme.com account has been set up to help the victims with medical and funeral expenses.\nRelated: Watch news conference on Facebook Live",
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        "raw_content": "Drugs and Family: Getting over Addiction for Your Kids\nHome/Family & Parenting, Mental Health & Wellbeing/Drugs and Family: Getting over Addiction for Your Kids\nWhen you think of drugs and family, your thoughts probably instantly go to teenagers with shady friends and rebellious behaviors. The last thing that comes to mind is a mom with a drug problem.\nIf an expectant mother has a drug problem, it\u2019s usually discovered by her doctor quickly during prenatal visits. Hopefully, she\u2019ll get help dealing with her addiction for the safety of her unborn child. However, some moms start doing drugs after they have children.\nWhy Would a Mom Do Drugs?\nThe Caron Treatment Centers did a survey and found that 88 percent of women have admitted to drinking alcohol at home and 70 percent of them have driven while under the influence of alcohol.\nOn top of that, 44 percent of women that participated admitted that they have abused prescription drugs. The most shocking part? Seventy-four percent of the women surveyed were mothers.\nWomen get addicted, and abuse drugs and alcohol, for many of the same reasons everyone else falls into that trap. Stress or anxiety are perhaps the biggest culprits. Other reasons, found through this same survey, were issues with romantic relationships, pressure from friends and family, experiencing a traumatic event, or just boredom.\nPutting Family First.\nSometimes the answer to a mom with an addiction comes from the little voices. When your addiction becomes obvious to even your youngest children, their request for you to get help may be the turning point. However, in order to get better, you need to want to get better.\nMoms that are addicted to drugs need to be able to see what they are doing to their family and they need to know that it can be turned around. They also need their families\u2019 support. If anyway turns on them or walks away, it could cause a relapse.\nDrug addicted and alcoholic parents make it more likely that their children will have these same bad habits at some point in their lives. Think of that the next time you consider abusing drugs or alcohol!\nHelp for Women with Drug Addiction.\nThere is help out there, through both therapy and rehab. Rehab facilities know that recovery is different for women than it is for men, which is why it is important for a woman to seek help from a program designed specifically for them.\nThe right program can also help you focus on your family, the most important people in your life. This new focus could be what it takes to break your addiction and get you on the path to a new healthier life.\nAddiction is an illness, but there is a cure. If you feel like you have a problem or know someone that does, get help before it\u2019s too late. A drug-addicted mom could lose her children because she is an unfit parent.\nBut it doesn\u2019t have to end up that way if you get help and commit to a healthier lifestyle.\nBy Guest Author|2018-09-19T23:16:44+00:00September 16th, 2015|Categories: Family & Parenting, Mental Health & Wellbeing|Tags: addiction, children, drugs, family|0 Comments",
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        "raw_content": "10 MORE ways to create a breakthrough in your life.\nHere\u2014again in no particular order\u2014are 10 more ways to transform your working life. Maybe you should try them.\nSlow down. Give yourself time and space. Never be in more of a hurry than you have to be. Allow time for thinking, musing, just noodling around in your head with no apparent purpose. Give space in your thinking for ideas you haven\u2019t had yet; allow openings for sniffing out the ideas of others. Haste is the enemy of creativity. Being busy all the time is a great way to stop any possibility of breakthroughs. You won\u2019t break out of your old habits by rushing. When people are under pressure, they don\u2019t have energy to try anything new. They reach for whatever they\u2019ve done before, or for some supposedly \u201ctried-and-true\u201d answer. They don\u2019t believe they have time to take risks with change. As a result, they rush headlong down the same old paths into the same old messes. Refuse to be hurried and surprising ideas and opportunities may present themselves.\nWhen you think you\u2019ve gone absolutely as far as you can, keep going. You\u2019ve just reached the starting point. Breakthrough can\u2019t happen until you pass the boundaries you believe are there in your life and thought. If you find a boundary, be happy. You\u2019ve just found what you need to break through. Learning and creative thinking are your only sources of sustainable competitive advantage. Never let anything close them down.\nTake your mind and thinking on trips away. Deliberately step outside your comfort zone. See what you can find. You may come back a changed person. Conservatism is the philosophy of always sticking with what you have and trying to defend it against change. It\u2019s a hopeless attempt. The best, longest-lasting and most valuable ideas remain because they continually adapt to the times. There\u2019s a word for things that don\u2019t change . . . dead. The world is bigger, stranger, more wonderful, and less predictable than you imagine. You won\u2019t find it limited to programs on your TV, or what you can find on the Internet, or what the media present to you. Go out there and look for yourself.\nListen. Listen to everyone you can. Really listen. You don\u2019t learn by talking about yourself and your own experience. You learn by listening to the ideas and experiences of others. By listening to the ideas of those around you, you can pick up whatever\u2019s useful. Even the things you reject have taught you something\u2014if only what to avoid. Everyone you talk with can bring you learning opportunities you might otherwise have missed. Never be snobbish either. The best lessons come in unexpected packages. One of the hallmarks of the fool is that he or she thinks learning is restricted to the \u201cright\u201d situations and people. Like birds of a feather, fools flock together, reinforcing their foolishness by deciding they\u2019ll only listen to one another. Wise people know they can\u2019t predict who or what will provide the best lessons in life. Sometimes it will be the voices all the \u201cright\u201d people have rejected.\nDelight in metaphors and analogies. Every object or idea can stand for something else, or suggest an unexpected link. Dull people restrict their thinking and reading to what seems obviously relevant. Clever ones peer into what isn\u2019t. You\u2019ll maybe discover far more about working life from poetry, philosophy, or good novels that you ever will from business books and self-satisfied self-help writers.\nRun away from any kind of dogma. Dogma is the product of a closed mind. It\u2019s an idea with a threat attached. If you suffer from dogma, get it out of your life. Let it go. Kick it out. Try thinking the opposite. Treat it like a crazy joke. Do anything you can to get rid of it. It\u2019s the greatest source of barriers to breakthrough.\nNever aspire to be fashionable. Fashion is the foolish imitating the arrogant. Being cool is fear of change dressed in designer clothes. Following fashion is a sure way to prevent any kind of breakthrough in your life. Free yourself from barriers like this. Be who you are, not who everyone else is pretending to be.\nStand on the shoulders of those who went before you. You\u2019ll see so much better and farther. Never imitate the past. Use it to understand better and provoke questions in your mind. History is too often neglected as a source of breakthroughs. By learning from what has already been done, you can make faster steps towards what hasn\u2019t. Innovation is mostly sticking things together in unexpected ways. To create unique ideas and stimulate breakthrough thinking, hybridize from what you have already. Fresh combinations of old ideas can yield entirely new avenues of exploration. It\u2019s simply not true that creative people come up with ideas from nowhere. Even the most startlingly innovative people need material to work with.\nIf it\u2019s habitual, consider dumping it. Habits are the iron bands that hold you in your current ways of thinking and behaving. No one ever made a breakthrough without letting go of whatever has become habitual and automatic. Breaking those tough old habits won\u2019t be easy. You may have to endure some \u201ccold turkey.\u201d It will be well worth it.\nBegin anywhere. There\u2019s no right place, nor any better place to start from that where you are right now. Waiting to find the right time and place to begin on your quest for breakthrough is a sure way to induce paralysis. New ideas arrive unexpectedly. Whenever they do, allow them to be heard. Learn to be alert always for good ideas and opportunities for breakthrough. Be flexible. Grab opportunities when they come. 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        "raw_content": "There has never been an event in history that has so drastically and irreversibly changed the entire world like Jesus Christ\u2019s death, burial, and resurrection. No leader in power, no technological advancement or invention, no war or victory, no speech or political march has ever made such an indelible mark on all of humanity as the redemptive work of Jesus on the cross. Allow me to explain why:\nFirst, despite all our advancements and improvements throughout history, we are still the same flawed human beings. Yes, we are still capable of love, kindness, and caring. But we are also still susceptible to sins that can destroy our lives as well as the lives of others. Though we\u2019ve witnessed inspiring speeches and political movements, we are still prone to war and fighting. We are still blinded by our own pride, ego, and faults. We still divide ourselves by \u201cus\u201d versus \u201cthem.\u201d And despite the information and knowledge we\u2019ve amassed, crime continues. Individuals and families are still broken, hurting, and lost.\nSecond, despite everything we\u2019ve accomplished as human beings since the beginning of time, nothing compares to what Christ accomplished on the cross for the sins of the world. In Mark chapters 14 through 16, we get a closer look at the great price Jesus Christ paid to give us freedom from sin and new life. At the Last Supper, which was also on the day of Passover, Jesus tells His disciples that God is establishing a new covenant. The old covenant with the Jewish people was through the Law. The new covenant would be for both Jews and Gentiles through God\u2019s grace and faith in His Son, Jesus Christ (Hebrews 9:15).\nThis is amazing news for all of us! We were not able to obey the 613 commands of the Old Testament Law, but now, through Jesus\u2019 death, burial, and resurrection, God made a way for the entire world to be brought together for His glory, for the forgiveness of sins and everlasting life! The free gift of salvation is available to all who believe (Romans 1:16).\nIn the midst of revealing this incomparable and wonderful news, this was also a bittersweet moment for Jesus and His disciples. He shares that one of them will betray him (Mark 14:18) and that Peter will deny Him three times that very night. Later at the Garden of Gethsemane, as Jesus prayed to the Father and agonized about what would happen to Him, all His companions fell asleep. Jesus said, \u201cCouldn\u2019t you keep watch for one hour? Watch and pray so that you will not fall into temptation. The spirit is willing, but the flesh is weak\u201d (Mark 14:37-38). What an important reminder for us all to stay sober and alert lest we fall into sin.\nAs He predicted, Jesus is arrested and His disciples scatter. Peter indeed denies knowing Him, and when he realizes this, he is filled with deep remorse. Jesus is then condemned and judged, tortured and humiliated, and crucified though He was innocent. But He willingly submitted to God\u2019s sovereignty and fulfilled the Scriptures and prophecies about Him, such as Isaiah 53:4-6:\n\u201cSurely he took up our pain and bore our suffering, yet we considered him punished by God, stricken by him, and afflicted. But he was pierced for our transgressions, he was crushed for our iniquities; the punishment that brought us peace was on him, and by his wounds we are healed. We all, like sheep, have gone astray, each of us has turned to our own way; and the Lord has laid on him the iniquity of us all.\u201d\nDespite our sin, God loves us and rescues us from our sin through His one and only Son Jesus. Three days after His death, Jesus Christ rose from the dead. \u201cFor the joy set before him he endured the cross, scorning its shame, and sat down at the right hand of the throne of God\u201d (Hebrews 12:2). He conquered sin and death so that we, too, can have freedom from sin, receive the Holy Spirit, and obtain everlasting life. The Bible says in John 3:16-17, \u201cFor God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life. For God did not send his Son into the world to condemn the world, but to save the world through him.\u201d And again in Romans 5:8, \u201cBut God demonstrates His own love for us in this: While we were still sinners, Christ died for us.\u201d\nWe now organize our historical calendar (B.C. and A.D.) by Jesus Christ\u2019s arrival on this earth\u2014and rightly so. No other event and no other person in the history of our planet has ever changed everything so dramatically for mankind\u2014not just then, not just now, but echoing into eternity. To learn more about Jesus, please join us at Shepherd Church at our campuses in Porter Ranch, West Valley, West L.A. and Agua Dulce.",
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        "raw_content": "Hotel Sunstar Park, Arosa\nBar / Live Entertainment Wellness Center Satelite TV / Radio Hair Dryer\nTelephone Mini Bar\nThe Hotel Sunstar Park is situated in a central but quiet area in the heart of Arosa, just slightly above the level of Lake Untersee. This casual 4-star hotel especially welcomes families and offers a relaxed and affordable vacation experience. A wellness center offers a complete range of health-related services. Other activities in Arosa include a lake for bathing which is close-by the Hotel Sunstar, hiking and mountain biking trails, climbing, an 18-hole golf course, an indoor and outdoor ice-skating rink, alpine and cross-country ski runs, sleigh runs, curling, a cinema, shops, bars and restaurants.\nThe Hotel Sunstar Park in Arosa features 81 double rooms, 20 single rooms and 5 Junior Suites. The double and single rooms are available in three categories: Standard (most of the rooms overlooking the village of Arosa), Comfort (larger than Standard rooms, also overlooking Arosa), and Superior (excellent position on the sunny side, with balcony). All are equipped with a mini-bar, telephone, hairdryer, satellite TV and radio. All south-facing rooms also have a balcony.\nSeewaldweg, 7050 Arosa",
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        "raw_content": "Los Angeles Bike Accident Attorney\nAs the popularity of bicycle riding increases, for both transportation and recreation, so do the number of collisions between automobiles and bicycles. Our Los Angeles bicycle accident lawyers know that in collisions between bikes and cars, the rider of the bike is the one who ends up with the severe injury. This is why the bike riders must follow the traffic laws and always be vigilant for possible dangers, which range from inattentive drivers to potholes in the street. But even the most careful bicyclist is still at risk because drivers in Los Angeles simply do not pay attention to people on bikes. Angelino drivers love their cars, and they don\u2019t like to share the road with bikes.\nBecause the bicyclist\u2019s injuries are often so severe after a bike v. auto accident, the police typically do not get a statement from the bicyclist until after he is taken to the hospital. The police will almost always take the statement of the driver of the car first, and that puts the bicyclist at a disadvantage. We at Mann & Elias have noticed a specific bias in police reports against bike riders. Even in situations where the bike rider may have been only partially at fault, the police report cites them for being 100% at fault. This is one of the many reasons why investigating bicycle accidents is harder and more complex work than investigating typical Los Angeles auto collisions. Relying on just the opinion of the police is never sufficient in these cases.\nBicyclists are required to follow the same rules of the road as automobile drivers. This means that cyclists have to ride in the same direction as traffic and off of the sidewalk. However, it is common for cyclists to ride against traffic, on or off of a sidewalk, for short distances. This is where a great deal of accidents occur. A typical case involves a cyclist going against traffic, approaching an intersection or driveway where a motorist is waiting to make a right turn. As the bike gets in front of the car, the driver accelerates quickly and hits the bike. In that moment, the driver of the car was looking left, to check for traffic, rather than looking straight or to the right, where they should have been looking. In this scenario, the police almost always put the bicyclist 100% at fault. While the bicyclist is partially at fault, the driver of the car is also at fault for moving the car forward before it was safe to do so. This is the reason why many lawyers do not handle bike cases. At the Law Offices of Mann & Elias, our Los Angeles injury lawyers know that each case is unique and every aspect must be fairly evaluated. We do not assume that all accidents are the fault of the bike rider, and we hold motorists liable for whatever fault they may share.\nContact a Los Angeles Bicycle Accident Lawyer\nIf you have been involved in a bike accident, we suggest you hire a Los Angeles bicycle accident lawyer that has successful experience in representing bike riders against motorists. Scott Mann and Imad Elias, of the Law Offices of Mann & Elias, both have a history of successfully representing bike riders against drivers. Call us at (323) 857-9500 for a free consultation or click here for a free case evaluation.",
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        "raw_content": "ELLIS MARSALIS CENTER FOR MUSIC TO OPEN IN NEW ORLEANS MUSICIANS\u2019 VILLAGE\nCenter Named for Legendary Pianist and Educator Will Serve the Upper Ninth Ward and the Wider New Orleans Community\nMusicians\u2019 Village, Upper Ninth Ward, New Orleans, LA \u2013 August 8, 2011: On August 25, 2011, as the sixth anniversary of Hurricane Katrina approaches, one of the most positive responses to the catastrophe that devastated New Orleans will be unveiled \u2013 The Ellis Marsalis Center for Music. Located at 1901 Bartholomew Street in the heart of the Musicians\u2019 Village in the Upper Ninth Ward, and named for one of the city\u2019s most influential pianists, educators and living legends, the Center will serve as a state of the art facility for the preservation and ongoing development of New Orleans music and culture.\nIconic Marsalis Family To Release A Live Album, \"Music Redeems\"\n(JUNE 14, 2010)- Marsalis Music and Redeye distribution are proud to announce the release of a rare new album by New Orleans\u2019 own Marsalis family August 24, 2010 entitled \u201cMusic Redeems.\u201d Read more \u00bb\nCritic's picks: Harry Connick, Jr. Trio, 'Music From The Happy Elf'; Ellis Marsalis, 'A New Orleans Christmas Carol'; Geri Allen, 'A Child Is Born'\nPublication: Lexington Herald-Leader\nHow curious it is that three of the finer releases in an especially weak pack of new holiday recordings belong to jazz pianists whose take on yuletide sounds could not be more varied?\nPianist Harry Connick Jr.\u2019s Music From The Happy Elf may be the most unexpected of the three. A veteran of several Christmas-themed recordings that showcase his big band and traditional (as well as overtly commercial) pop preferences, Elf presents the pianist in one of his most inviting and overlooked settings: the piano trio.\nIt\u2019s hard not to smile at the percussive cracks of drummer Arthur Larkin and Connick\u2019s sparse piano mischief during Naughty Children of Bluesville (which sounds like O Tannenbaum trying to escape from a blues cellar) or the way the light, lullaby turns of Christmas Day melt into the intimate swing of What a Night.\nMusic From The Happy Elf is, aside from a 10-minute opening medley with narration, completely instrumental. Add to that the fact that all of the music is original (but revisited from works Connick composed for the stage musical The Happy Elf) and you have a holiday recording risky and refreshing. Read more \u00bb\nHarry Connick, Jr. Trio: The Happy Elf\nPublication: JazzWeekly.com\nAuthor: George Harris\nThere\u2019s just something about Harry Connick Jr. that you just gotta love. He\u2019s got great musical instincts, and a heart for service, as he\u2019s shown by his unrelenting assistance for NO post Katrina. Here, he\u2019s put together a disc that serves as a companion to his children\u2019s book, just in time for the Christmas Season. The disc begins with Connick telling the story from the book, with background music supplied by himself and his regular team of Arthur Latin/dr and Neal Caine/b. After that, it\u2019s strictly instrumentals, with the remaining dozen tunes spotlighting Connick\u2019s clever writing skills, as well as his impressive chops. Read more \u00bb\nIt's beginning to swing a lot like Christmas\nIt\u2019s a Christmas miracle: Holiday music that\u2019s actually worth hearing.\nFor reasons unknown, several major jazz artists have released seasonal recordings that don\u2019t merely recycle music we\u2019ve already been inundated with in the shopping mall. The best of these albums transcend clich\u00e9:\nHarry Connick, Jr. Trio: \u201cThe Happy Elf\u201d (Marsalis Music): Singer-pianist Connick penned the songs for the stage musical \u201cThe Happy Elf,\u201d and here he reformats the score for a noble purpose: introducing young listeners to jazz. Connick narrates the tale in the opening track (which runs a little over 10 minutes), his jazz trio swinging in the background. After that, the album offers 12 tracks of unadulterated instrumental jazz, the music at once subtle and sophisticated enough for the connoisseur yet easily accessible to uninitiated ears. If young people are wooed by Connick\u2019s opening recitation, perhaps they\u2019ll let the record keep spinning. Here\u2019s hoping. Read more \u00bb\nMusic From The Happy Elf is a twofer. If you\u2019ve got young children or grandchildren, The Happy Elf starts off with Connick reading his children\u2019s story about Eubie, the happiest elf on the North Pole, with a sweet backing track by his trio. After that, you\u2019ve got 13 Connick-penned tunes with some nice improvisation. With Neal Caine on bass and Arthur Latin on drums, the trio works out jazz instrumental versions of music written for the stage musical version of the book. And, for the first time, the music and the story are available in one neat holiday package. Read more \u00bb\nEllis Marsalis Music Center crowns Musicians' Village\nBy Bill Capo\nNEW ORLEANS \u2014 There was a standing room only crowd, with actress Renee Zellweger in the audience, for the dedication of the new Ellis Marsalis Center for Music, the centerpiece of Habitat for Humanity\u2019s Musicians Village project in the Ninth Ward.\nHarry Connick Jr. and Branford Marsalis played key roles in developing the Musicians Village, and the center, but as performers, they called this hall acoustically perfect.\n\u201cYou\u2019re in the middle of the Upper 9th Ward,\u201d said Connick. \u201cYou\u2019ve got the highest level of state-of-the-art technical facility here. it is like all these worlds coming together.\u201d\n\u201cYou could bring a string quartet in here, and they could play without one shred of amplification, and everybody in here could hear every note in here regardless of the volume,\u201d raved Marsalis.\n\u201cYou could also bring Dr. John in here with his full band, and people would love every minute of it.\u201d\nEllis Marsalis Center for Music has Many 'Fathers'\nTHE TMES PICAYUNE/ NOLA.com\nTwo days before Thursday\u2019s official unveiling of the Ellis Marsalis Center for Music, I asked Harry Connick Jr., a driving force behind its creation, if he felt like an expectant father.\n\u201cSort of,\u201d Connick joked. \u201cI guess if I lived in a commune, and it was polygamous, and you didn\u2019t know who the father was.\u201d\nHis point was, it takes a village to raise a Village. The new,multimillion-dollar arts education center in the Musicians\u2019 Village has many fathers.\nAmong them were Connick\u2019s close friend, saxophonist Branford Marsalis, and the duo\u2019s longtime manager, Ann Marie Wilkins.\nShe, Connick made clear, handled most of the grunt work \u2014 the paperwork, the endless meetings, the logistics, the sweet-talking, the arm-twisting.\n\u201cThere\u2019s people that are way ahead of me in the credit line for this,\u201d Connick said. \u201cI\u2019ve been a big mouthpiece for it, and tried my best to raise money for it. Ann Marie, they should canonize her. She made this happen. We just do what she says.\u201d\nNew Orleans Area Habitat for Humanity, under executive director Jim Pate, developed the Musicians\u2019 Village from an idea Marsalis and Connick hatched while driving to Houston soon after Hurricane Katrina to entertain evacuees.\nEllis Marsalis Center for Music opens in Musicians' Village\nOn Wednesday afternoon, Harry Connick Jr. and Branford Marsalis kicked the proverbial tires at the Ellis Marsalis Center for Music, the new, multimillion-dollar arts, educational and community center in the upper 9th Ward\u2019s Musicians\u2019 Village.\nThey jokingly checked under classroom desks for gum. They strode the dance studio\u2019s wood floor. They demonstrated the 1.5-millisecond echo in the 150-capacity, acoustically engineered performance hall.\nHad such a facility existed when he was a boy, Connick marveled, \u201cI would have been here every day.\u201d\nThe Ellis Marsalis Center for Music, named for Branford\u2019s father, the storied jazz pianist and educator, officially opens today with a private celebration.\nGov. Bobby Jindal and Mayor Mitch Landrieu are expected to speak. Connick, the senior Marsalis, and Branford and several of his siblings are slated to perform.\nNew Orleans Musicians Village\nThis unexpectedly quirky live get-together by the Marsalis family, with Harry Connick Jr among the guests, was caught at the Kennedy Center to commemorate the patriarch, pianist and educator Ellis Marsalis\u2019s receipt of a lifetime achievement award. 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        "raw_content": "Anorexia (an-o-REK-see-uh) nervosa \u2014 often simply called anorexia \u2014 is an eating disorder characterized by an abnormally low body weight, an intense fear of gaining weight and a distorted perception of weight. People with anorexia place a high value on controlling their weight and shape, using extreme efforts that tend to significantly interfere with their lives.\nTo prevent weight gain or to continue losing weight, people with anorexia usually severely restrict the amount of food they eat. They may control calorie intake by vomiting after eating or by misusing laxatives, diet aids, diuretics or enemas. They may also try to lose weight by exercising excessively. No matter how much weight is lost, the person continues to fear weight gain.\nAnorexia isn't really about food. It's an extremely unhealthy and sometimes life-threatening way to try to cope with emotional problems. When you have anorexia, you often equate thinness with self-worth.\nAnorexia, like other eating disorders, can take over your life and can be very difficult to overcome. But with treatment, you can gain a better sense of who you are, return to healthier eating habits and reverse some of anorexia's serious complications.\nThe physical signs and symptoms of anorexia nervosa are related to starvation. Anorexia also includes emotional and behavioral issues involving an unrealistic perception of body weight and an extremely strong fear of gaining weight or becoming fat.\nIt may be difficult to notice signs and symptoms because what is considered a low body weight is different for each person, and some individuals may not appear extremely thin. Also, people with anorexia often disguise their thinness, eating habits or physical problems.\nPhysical signs and symptoms of anorexia may include:\nExtreme weight loss or not making expected developmental weight gains\nThin appearance\nHair that thins, breaks or falls out\nSoft, downy hair covering the body\nConstipation and abdominal pain\nEroded teeth and calluses on the knuckles from induced vomiting\nSome people who have anorexia binge and purge, similar to individuals who have bulimia. But people with anorexia generally struggle with an abnormally low body weight, while individuals with bulimia typically are normal to above normal weight.\nEmotional and behavioral symptoms\nBehavioral symptoms of anorexia may include attempts to lose weight by:\nSeverely restricting food intake through dieting or fasting\nExercising excessively\nBingeing and self-induced vomiting to get rid of food, which may include the use of laxatives, enemas, diet aids or herbal products\nEmotional and behavioral signs and symptoms may include:\nPreoccupation with food, which sometimes includes cooking elaborate meals for others but not eating them\nFrequently skipping meals or refusing to eat\nDenial of hunger or making excuses for not eating\nAdopting rigid meal or eating rituals, such as spitting food out after chewing\nLying about how much food has been eaten\nFear of gaining weight that may include repeated weighing or measuring the body\nComplaining about being fat or having parts of the body that are fat\nCovering up in layers of clothing\nFlat mood (lack of emotion)\nUnfortunately, many people with anorexia don't want treatment, at least initially. Their desire to remain thin overrides concerns about their health. If you have a loved one you're worried about, urge her or him to talk to a doctor.\nIf you're experiencing any of the problems listed above, or if you think you may have an eating disorder, get help. If you're hiding your anorexia from loved ones, try to find a person you trust to talk to about what's going on.\nThe exact cause of anorexia is unknown. As with many diseases, it's probably a combination of biological, psychological and environmental factors.\nBiological. Although it's not yet clear which genes are involved, there may be genetic changes that make some people at higher risk of developing anorexia. Some people may have a genetic tendency toward perfectionism, sensitivity and perseverance \u2014 all traits associated with anorexia.\nPsychological. Some people with anorexia may have obsessive-compulsive personality traits that make it easier to stick to strict diets and forgo food despite being hungry. They may have an extreme drive for perfectionism, which causes them to think they're never thin enough. And they may have high levels of anxiety and engage in restrictive eating to reduce it.\nEnvironmental. Modern Western culture emphasizes thinness. Success and worth are often equated with being thin. Peer pressure may help fuel the desire to be thin, particularly among young girls.\nAnorexia is more common in girls and women. However, boys and men have increasingly developed eating disorders, possibly related to growing social pressures.\nAnorexia is also more common among teenagers. Still, people of any age can develop this eating disorder, though it's rare in those over 40. Teens may be more at risk because of all the changes their bodies go through during puberty. They may also face increased peer pressure and be more sensitive to criticism or even casual comments about weight or body shape.\nCertain factors increase the risk of anorexia, including:\nGenetics. Changes in specific genes may put certain people at higher risk of anorexia. Those with a first-degree relative \u2014 a parent, sibling or child \u2014 who had the disorder have a much higher risk of anorexia.\nDieting and starvation. Dieting is a risk factor for developing an eating disorder. There is strong evidence that many of the symptoms of anorexia are actually symptoms of starvation. Starvation affects the brain and influences mood changes, rigidity in thinking, anxiety and reduction in appetite. Starvation and weight loss may change the way the brain works in vulnerable individuals, which may perpetuate restrictive eating behaviors and make it difficult to return to normal eating habits.\nTransitions. Whether it's a new school, home or job; a relationship breakup; or the death or illness of a loved one, change can bring emotional stress and increase the risk of anorexia.\nAnorexia can have numerous complications. At its most severe, it can be fatal. Death may occur suddenly \u2014 even when someone is not severely underweight. This may result from abnormal heart rhythms (arrhythmias) or an imbalance of electrolytes \u2014 minerals such as sodium, potassium and calcium that maintain the balance of fluids in your body.\nOther complications of anorexia include:\nHeart problems, such as mitral valve prolapse, abnormal heart rhythms or heart failure\nBone loss (osteoporosis), increasing the risk of fractures\nLoss of muscle\nIn females, absence of a period\nIn males, decreased testosterone\nGastrointestinal problems, such as constipation, bloating or nausea\nElectrolyte abnormalities, such as low blood potassium, sodium and chloride\nIf a person with anorexia becomes severely malnourished, every organ in the body can be damaged, including the brain, heart and kidneys. This damage may not be fully reversible, even when the anorexia is under control.\nIn addition to the host of physical complications, people with anorexia also commonly have other mental health disorders as well. They may include:\nSelf-injury, suicidal thoughts or suicide attempts\nThere's no guaranteed way to prevent anorexia nervosa. Primary care physicians (pediatricians, family physicians and internists) may be in a good position to identify early indicators of anorexia and prevent the development of full-blown illness. For instance, they can ask questions about eating habits and satisfaction with appearance during routine medical appointments.\nIf you notice that a family member or friend has low self-esteem, severe dieting habits and dissatisfaction with appearance, consider talking to him or her about these issues. Although you may not be able to prevent an eating disorder from developing, you can talk about healthier behavior or treatment options.\nSim LA (expert opinion). 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        "raw_content": "MediaMath CEO Joe Zawadzki is a respected pioneer in the online marketing industry, known especially for establishing the demand-side platform sector.\nMediaMath CEO Joe Zawadzki is a respected pioneer in the online marketing industry, known especially for establishing the demand-side platform sector. With his deep experience in audience targeting and optimization, ad networks and exchanges, and real-time bidding Joe is regularly invited to speak at industry conferences, roundtables and major events.\nAfter a decade representing buyers at top-tier agencies and Fortune 500 companies, Joe Zawadzki saw the need to reshape the online marketing landscape by integrating technology, data, analytics, and marketing best practices into a single media platform. He founded MediaMath in 2007, launching a technological revolution with the first demand side platform (DSP) and today, the MediaMath Marketing Operating System, TerminalOne, powers the marketing practice of more than 3,500 brands.\nPreviously, Joe was founder, president and chairman of Poindexter Systems / [x+1], incubated Right Media, and as managing member of Occam\u2019s Razor, shaped AOL\u2019s yield management and DoubleClick\u2019s buy-side optimization strategy.\nHis early career was spent as an investment banker, where he developed his expertise in quantitative analysis and market dynamics, and he remains an active New York technology investor whose portfolio includes AppNexus, AdSafe, 33Across, C3Metrics, Hashable, Accordant and Spruce Media.\nJoe holds several patents in the area of online methods for dynamic segmentation and content presentation. He is a graduate of Harvard University and was a Teaching Fellow in cosmology, set theory and the history of science. He lives in New York City with his wife, Daria, and their children Dune and Jack, born on the summer and winter solstices respectively.",
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        "raw_content": "Home \u00bb Mobile, ntt docomo, Tata Sons, Tata Teleservices, Telecom, Telecom Operators\nTata Sons offers to buy Docomo stake at Rs 23 per share\nTata Sons has offered to buy Japanese telecom player NTT Docomo\u2019s stake in Tata Teleservices Limited for Rs 23.34 a share or at around Rs 11,000 crore, reports Business Standard. The report added that the offer was made on the basis of a fair market value determined on June 30, 2014. Earlier in March, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) had rejected Tata Sons\u2019 offer n to buy back Docomo\u2019s shares at the pre-agreed valuation of Rs 58 a share (~Rs 27,000 crore for the stake).\nIn January, NTT Docomo had requested the London Court of International Arbitration to ensure that Tata Sons finds a suitable buyer for Docomo\u2019s 26.5% stake in Tata Teleservices Limited (TTSL). The company said that it filed this arbitration request after Tata Sons failed to fulfil its obligation despite its repeated negotiations on the sale of its entire stake.\nIn November 2008, Docomo had invested $2.2 billion in Tata Teleservices with an understanding that it would get at least 50 per cent of its acquisition price if it exits the Indian company in five years. However, the company\u2019s metrics continued to falter and it reported net losses of \u00a585,026 million (Rs 4,887 crore) for the year ended March 31, 2014 (FY14), an increase from \u00a572,301 million loss (Rs 4,155 crore) in the previous year FY13.\nIt\u2019s worth noting that TTSL is an unlisted company unlike its sister company Tata Teleservices Maharashtra Limited (TTML) which is listed on BSE. While TTML is operational only in Goa, Maharashtra and Mumbai circles, it, along with TTSL, provides mobile services under the Tata DOCOMO brand in the country.\nTTML reported losses of Rs 169.08 crore loss for the quarter ended December 31, 2014, up from Rs 159.38 crore loss in the previous quarter and Rs 156.36 crore loss in the same quarter last year. Note that this was the telco\u2019s 18th straight loss making quarter.\nNTT Docomo & Tata Teleservices\u2019 Timeline\n\u2013 March 2009: NTT Docomo had acquired 26% stake in Tata Teleservices in March 2009, after receiving a government nod to buy 27.31% stake in TTSL for Rs 12,924 crore.\n\u2013 During March 2010-March 2012: NTT Docomo invested a further Rs 784 crore over two financial years ending March 2012.\n\u2013 Feb 2012: Three of Tata Teleservices\u2019 2G licenses were cancelled by the Supreme Court.\n\u2013 October 2012: NTT Docomo skipped an option to increase the Tata Tele stake to 35% in March 2012, citing the existing regulatory situation in the country.\n\u2013 June 2013: Reports suggests that NTT Docomo was looking to sell its stake to Sistema.\n\u2013 July 2013: NTT Docomo denies stake sale talks with Sistema.\n\u2013 Feb 2014: Tata Teleservices was the only telco among the qualified bidders who didn\u2019t pick up spectrum either in the 1800MHz band or the 900MHz band. Reports suggest that Tatas were looking to exit the telecom industry altogether and in talks to sell Tata Communications and Tata Teleservices to Vodafone.\n\u2013 March 2014: NTT Docomo had another call option to increase the Tata Tele stake to 51% or else sell the 26% stake back to Tata group at a negotiated price, which the company likely skipped as well.\n\u2013 April 2014: NTT Docomo said that it was selling its entire stake comprising 1.25 billion shares (1,248,974,378 shares), representing about 26.5% stake in the telco through the equity method. It planned to exercise this option on or before June 2014.\n\u2013 August 2014: MTN Group was reportedly in talks to acquire Tata Teleservices. Tata Sons had also apparently pledged shares of its group companies Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), Tata Motors, Tata Steel and Tata Power to raise Rs 7,200 crore in order to buy out NTT DOCOMO\u2019s 26% stake.\n\u2013 Jan 2015: Tata Group apparently restarted talks with Telenor over possible acquisition of Tata Teleservices. Docomo moved the court of arbitration in London, threatening to foreclose Tata Sons\u2019 assets. In the same month, RBI backed the Tata group\u2019s proposal to buy back Docomo\u2019s 26.5% stake at Rs 58 a share, in the interest of fair commitment in contracts, but sought the finance ministry\u2019s approval.\n\u2013 March 2015: Reserve Bank rejected Tata\u2019s application after the ministry asked it to stick to the existing norms.\nUber to allow UberX to ply between Pune and Mumbai\nHuawei clears security to manufacture smartphones in India",
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        "raw_content": "Risk for high-grade prostate cancer increased with Type 2 diabetes\nMedWire News: Type 2 diabetes patients with prostate cancer who undergo radical prostatectomy are more likely to have advanced grade disease at final pathology than nondiabetics, say researchers.\nFurthermore, positive diabetes mellitus status can predict a subsequent finding of high-grade prostate cancer - Gleason score 8 or higher - earlier than treatment, at initial prostate biopsy, says the Italian research team.\n\"Our findings should be considered when counseling diabetic patients,\" suggest Firas Abdollah and colleagues from Vita-Salute University in Milan.\n\"In view of these patients' predisposition to develop a high-grade tumor, regular prostate-specific antigen (PSA) screening may be advised in order to detect prostate cancer at early stages,\" they add in the journal Prostate Cancer and Prostatic Diseases.\nThe prevalence of Type 2 diabetes mellitus in a cohort of 2060 patients who underwent prostatectomy between 2001 and 2009 was 7.1%. The researchers tested the hypothesis that these diabetic patients would have a higher incidence of high-grade tumors than their non-diabetic counterparts.\nIndeed, after adjustment for potential confounding factors including clinical stage, PSA level, body mass index, and year of treatment, Abdollah and team observed that Type 2 diabetic patients had a 2.7-fold increased risk for having high-grade prostate cancer at initial biopsy.\nThis trend was mirrored in the final pathology findings at prostatectomy: after adjustment for the same factors, diabetic patients were 2.4 times more likely to have high-grade disease compared with non-diabetic patients.\nThese risk differences are highlighted by the finding of significantly more disease with a Gleason score of 8 or higher among men with Type 2 diabetes at biopsy (16.3% vs 7.6%) and after prostatectomy (21.1% vs 11.7%) compared with non-diabetic men.\nAbdollah et al recommend that their results be verified in a prospective manner before being applied to clinical practice, but they do maintain that theirs is the first analysis of Type 2 diabetes mellitus status and prostatectomy findings in a non-Northern American cohort.",
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        "raw_content": "Terra Nova cheerleaders perform at 49er halftime\nTerra Nova cheerleaders Monica Rigsbee, Angelina Campagna, Tara Dockery and Crista Mulhall performed along with over 500 cheerleaders in front of a sold out crowd at the Dec. 8 San Francisco Forty Niner game at Candlestick Park.\nPractice began bright and early Saturday morning at Carlmont High. Cheerleading squads from all over Northern California and Nevada were invited by the United Spirit Association to perform in the half-time which also included the Forty Niner Gold Rush cheerleaders.\nThe main attraction was American Idol winner Jordin Sparks. The girls learned a dance routine which included many formation changes on the field which at one time spelled out Jordin\u2019s name.\nMany Terra Nova cheer squads have performed in the 49er half-time shows in the past; however it has been four years since the last Terra Nova performance. This was the first time for the four girls to perform at such a venue.\n\u201cThe girls were very excited at the same time a little nervous as the stadium was filled to capacity. It was also the first professional football game experience for some,\u201d said Cheryl Croft, Terra Nova assistant head cheer coach.",
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        "raw_content": "The Minist\u00e8re de la Famille is a public body subject to the application of the Act respecting access to documents held by public bodies and the protection of personal information. This Act sets out two major principles, intended to:\nAllow any person who requests it, access to documents held by public bodies, subject to certain restrictions.\nEnsure maximum protection of personal information held by the public administration.\nHow do you make a request for access to the Minist\u00e8re de la Famille?\nBefore making a request for access, check whether the document or the information is already published on the Department's website (see the section below).\nIf this is not the case, send your request to the Department's person in charge of access to information.\nInformation already published on the Web page\nThe Regulation respecting the distribution of information and the protection of personal information obliges public bodies to distribute a wide range of documents on their websites.\nDocuments transmitted (In French) in the context of a request for access to information\nA public body must distribute on its website the documents transmitted in the context of a request for access.\nInformation regarding expenses (In French):\nExpenses of the public body and expenses related to persons\nTotal travel expenses\nTravel expenses of the Department's staff and the Minister's office staff\nTravel expenses of a Minister or a holder of a senior staff position\nCosts of use of executive vehicles\nExpenses for attendance at training activities, a conference or a convention\nPublicity and promotion contracts\nMobile telecommunication contracts\nSubsidies granted under a Minster's discretionary budget\nCosts of leases or rental agreements\nIndemnities, allowances and annual salaries (In French)\nContracts of $25,000 or more (In French)\nOther documents and information concerning the organization\n3.3 Public registers\n3.4 Services offered, programs and forms\n3.5 Directives, operational policies and other documents\n3.6 Documents tabled in the National Assembly\n3.1 Documents published in the Gazette officielle du Qu\u00e9bec\n3.7 Mission reports\nThe organization chart gives the details of the administrative structure. It concerns the persons and the management units that make the decisions regarding management of the programs and services offered.\nThe classification plan (In French) serves to manage and identify the documents held by the Department.\nThe inventory of personal information files (In French) allows every individual to know whether the Department is likely to hold personal information concerning him or her.\nThe register of communications of personal information (In French) presents a picture of the circulation of the personal information held by the Department. This register contains the communications and uses of personal information made without the consent of the person concerned and the collections of personal information on behalf of another public body.\nThe Minist\u00e8re de la Famille holds a public register (In French) by law for which it is responsible.\nThe description of the services and programs and the forms attached to them make it possible to know the services offered by the Department and the procedure for obtaining access to them.\nThe statutes, regulations, codes of ethics, directives, operational policies and other documents (In French) of a similar nature govern the decisions made by the Department regarding persons and bodies receiving its services.\nThe Department's financial commitments are subject to a government audit and are transmitted monthly to the Comptroller of Finance, who then forwards them to the National Assembly.\nList of financial commitments (In French)\nCommittee on Public Administration \u2014 National Assembly website\nThe Department also tables documents of a more administrative nature in the National Assembly. For example, these may be documents tabled for the purposes of a public session, the annual report or strategic planning.\nAll these documents are accessible here (In French)\nNational assembly website\nSection 8 of the Regulations Act (RSQ, c. R-18-1) requires that every proposed regulation shall be published in the Gazette officielle du Qu\u00e9bec. By this publication, it acquires a public character and must be distributed on the website of the Department responsible for its application. Bills are distributed on the National Assembly website when they are tabled at a public session. More information on this subject is available here.\nThe minist\u00e8re de la Famille releases mission reports (In French).",
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        "raw_content": "SCM Buying Intentions: Industry Gears up for Moderate Growth\nEnterprise users are turning to supply chain management solutions to help cut costs, signaling a moderate renaissance of this technology sector, says the first of a four-part series from the Aberdeen Group. The series examines who is buying SCM technology, what types of SCM products are being bought, and why.\nAfter a two-year drought, there appears to be a renewed interest in supply chain management (SCM) technology investments. Why? Consider it a necessity: The majority of the 158 supply chain executives recently surveyed by Aberdeen Group in its latest Supply Chain Technology Buying Intentions Study said that they will spend either the same or more money on SCM solutions this year than they did in 2002. The prime reason: the continued need to reduce costs.\nReliance on the SCM function and supporting technologies to cut costs dovetails with related Aberdeen research that found that supply chain managers are being asked to take a leading role in corporate goals to control costs and improve operational performance. Indeed, 94% of Aberdeen Group's Supply Chain Access community members reported that their 2002 cost-cutting targets were equal to or exceeded those set for their companies at large. And most supply chain managers have been tasked with even larger cost-reduction goals in 2003.\nDo not be misled. Such findings do not portend a spectacular comeback for the SCM technology sector in 2003. (Current economic conditions prohibit a dramatic recovery.) Instead, view the renewed interest in SCM as a sign that the worst is behind us.\nThis year SCM investment will be particularly noticeable in the largest and smallest companies. For the purposes of this study, Aberdeen segmented respondents into three groups:\n1.Large enterprises with annual revenues of $1 billion or higher\n2.Midsize companies with annual revenues of $50 million to $1 billion\n3.Small companies with annual revenues below $50 million\nChief investment strategies by sector, include the following trends:\nOf those companies with annual revenue of at least $1 billion, 45% said that they would increase their SCM budgets this year; 14%, would decrease; 31%, would not change them.\nOf small to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), with revenues of $50 million or less, 42% stated that they would increase their SCM technology purchases in 2003; 6% would decrease them; and 52% would not change them. Only 35% of mid-market companies, with $50 million to $1 billion in annual revenue, will increase SCM technology purchases in 2003; 23% will decrease them; and 42% will not change them from 2002.\nOverall, nearly three-quarters of respondents said that their SCM technology budgets were less than $500,000 in 2002. Of particular note was the preponderance of SCM budgets of less than $100,000: Nearly half of the respondents cited a budget of less than $100,000 designated for SCM technology. Although this finding might suggest that the days of large systems deployment are over, it is important to keep in mind that 45% of respondents at large enterprises said that they would increase their budgets in 2003 -- and about two-thirds of them spent more than $750,000 on SCM in 2002.",
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        "raw_content": "The legal status of Israeli settlements in the West Bank has been debated extensively over the last five decades since the Six-Day War. Opponents lean on the Fourth Geneva Convention (1949) regarding military occupation of a territory: \u201cThe Occupying Power shall not deport or transfer parts of its own civilian population into the territory it occupies.\u201d Supporters of settlements on the other hand, argue that the treaty, established after the horrors of World War II, barely carries any relevance to the Israeli settlements in the West Bank.\nThis way or another, all Israeli governments from 1967 on tried not to take private Arab land in the West Bank, except for security reasons. In 1979, the Israeli Supreme Court didn\u2019t accept the arguments of the IDF that the expropriation of Arab private land near Nablus to build the Elon Moreh settlement had been based on security reasons, and ruled that the land be returned to its owners. Menachem Begin, then-prime minister and a proponent of Greater Israel, bowed to the decision of the court.\nWhich reminds me that in the 18th Century, when Frederick the Great, King of Prussia, built his rococo \u201cSanssouci\u201d Palace in Potsdam, Berlin, a windmill stood in his way. He offered to buy the mill but the owner refused, to which Frederick supposedly threatened: \u201cDoes he not know that I can take the mill away from him by virtue of my royal power without paying one groschen for it?\u201d Whereupon the miller is supposed to have replied: \u201cOf course, your majesty, your majesty could easily do that, if \u2014 begging your pardon \u2013 it were not for the Supreme Court in Berlin.\u201d\nIndeed, since Israel doesn\u2019t have a constitution, the Supreme Court remains the last protector of civil and human rights. Except that the Supreme Court has been under continuous attacks, for presumably interfering in the affairs of the executive branch. And this week\u2019s law, which is aimed at legalizing the acquisition of private Arab land for Jewish settlements, will further weaken the Supreme Court\u2019s resilience to obstruct such moves.\nBut with or without a constitution, the Bible warns us Jews to treat the Stranger (Ger, in Hebrew) fairly, because we were ourselves strangers in the Land of Egypt. Those Israelis who went to the West Bank (Judea and Samaria in our Jewish heritage) out of religious motivation, to implement God\u2019s promise to give the land of Israel to Abraham and his descendants, should be the first to know. So should Evangelical Christians who support Israel, who can surely cite the warnings of the prophets to the Israelites not to oppress the Stranger: \u201cDo no wrong, do no violence to the stranger\u201d (Jeremiah 22, 3).\nAnd it was the Zionist leader Zeev Jabotinsky, the mentor of Menachem Begin, who advocated 80 years ago that in the future Jewish state, Arabs will enjoy the same rights as Jews. This is definitely not what the new law implies, and no wonder that Knesset Member Benny Begin, who \u2014 like his father Menachem believes that Jews have the right to settle in the West Bank \u2014 refused to vote for this \u201cvery bad law,\u201d in his words.\nIn his own Likkud party, which once prided itself as being true to Jabotinsky\u2019s ideals, Benny Begin is today in a tiny minority. But being in the minority doesn\u2019t necessarily mean that you are wrong.",
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        "raw_content": "Talented young Ethan signs on for Barcelona academy\nEthan Stapley\nBy Ken McEwan\nAsk any soccer-mad youngster across the world his ambition and the majority would surely reply: \u2018sign for Barcelona.\u2019\nEastbourne\u2019s talented Ethan Stapley has done just that, receiving the perfect gift on the eve of his ninth birthday.\nThe confirmation from Nou Camp that Ethan had passed all the Barcelona tests with flying colours meant he had been accepted into the Spanish club\u2019s School of Excellence Academy.\nEthan, who first featured on the Herald Sport pages as a mere 17-month-old toddler, displayed a special love for football from the moment he could walk.\nAfter his fifth birthday he joined Eastbourne Town under the watchful eye of Dave Piercy.\nHe went on to join the All-Stars Academy before being snapped up by Eastbourne Borough.\nA the age of six he started a two-year spell with Brighton & Hove Albion\u2019s Elite Centre at Lancing where he became a prominent member of the squad.\nIn May of last year his family decided to move to Spain and there he played for Tossa de Club and Girona where he caught the eye of Barcelona scouts and was offered a trial.\nIn November he returned for a fortnight\u2019s holiday, training with Eastbourne Borough and playing in a specially arranged match after which he vowed to return to Eastbourne next time as a Barcelona player.\nAfter three trials with the Spanish giants came the perfect prize \u2013 to sign on the dotted line for one of the world\u2019s top clubs.\nEthan\u2019s cousin Sebastian Coris who played for Girona in La Liga said, \u201cI never made it through the Barcelona trials but I still became a professional footballer. For Ethan, the sky is the limit.\u201d\nGrandad Soroosh Simaei added, \u201cEthan has shown so much passion for the game from an early age and he always dreamed of following in the footsteps of his hero Messi.\n\u201cWith his desire, determination and talent who knows what he might achieve?\n\u201cI have always believed in him and although it broke my heart when he moved to Spain I knew it was his destiny.\n\u201cHe is a dream grandson and still loves his home town of Eastbourne.\n\u201cHe makes me so proud that one day we can all say he is one of our own.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "Please use the form below to schedule a mascot appearance by Buddy Bat. It is required that applicants submit requests at least three weeks prior to the event to allow ample time for the approval process. All requests are subject to availability and are served on a first come, first served basis. Buddy Bat is not available for appearances that conflict with Louisville Bats home games.\nCost: Non-profit events are free. Schools & Little Leagues are $75 per hour. All other events are $100 per hour.\nNo less than one hour will be charged.\nRequest must be submitted at least three weeks in advance of event date.\nA designated changing area must be provided.\nAppearances will last no longer than two hours.\nAppearances must be within 45 miles of downtown Louisville.\nYou may only submit one appearance request every three months.\nPrices & Seating Chart",
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        "raw_content": "Birmingham confirm Harry Redknapp will stay on as Blues manager next season\nThe former Spurs boss led Blues to safety after succeeding Gianfranco Zola at St Andrew's\nRedknapp will stay on as Blues boss (Image: Getty Images Europe)\nBirmingham City have confirmed Harry Redknapp will stay on as the club's manager next season.\nThe former Spurs boss succeeded Gianfranco Zola at St Andrew's after a horror run of results saw Blues slip into danger of being relegated.\nBut a final-day victory at Bristol City, the second win of Redknapp's three-game stint, ensured safety in the Championship.\nRedknapp, 70, had been brought in on a short-term arrangement last month and has impressed Birmingham\u2019s top brass with the way in which he restored confidence to the players.\nCraig Gardner and Redknapp celebrate at Bristol City (Image: Getty Images Europe)\nRedknapp has penned a one-year contract (Image: BPI/REX/Shutterstock)\nDespite his age and the fact that he lives in Dorset, Redknapp remains hungry to return to management and has made it clear that he is open the possibility of staying on in the Midlands.\nBirmingham\u2019s owners accept they made a big mistake replacing Gary Rowett, who had had the club just outside the play-off positions, with Zola whose tenure had been an unmitigated disaster.\nThe club are now determined to bankroll a bid to push for promotion next season and believe Redknapp\u2019s experience will be invaluable.\nRedknapp said on Monday: \u201cI've had a chat with the owners, I met them last night (Sunday) for the first time.\nThe former Spurs boss kept Birmingham in the Championship (Image: ProSports/REX/Shutterstock)\n\u201cI had a really interesting meeting. They were very nice, very good people and they obviously want to take the club forward.\n\u201cThey're not going to throw crazy money at it to try and achieve that, but they will invest. It's just a case of wait and see. I'm going to have another couple of meetings with them and we'll see where we're going.\n\u201cI would think within the week (a decision will be reached). I'm not playing hardball with anybody. It's just a case of making sure.\u201d\nWill Birmingham challenge for promotion next season?",
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        "raw_content": "The Sovereign Will of God\na. The will of God in general. The Bible employs several words to denote the will of God, namely the Hebrew words chaphets, tsebhu and ratson and the Greek words boule and thelema. The importance of the divine will appears in many ways in Scripture. It is represented as the final cause of all things. Everything is derived from it; creation and preservation, Ps. 135:6; Jer. 18:6; Rev. 4:11, government, Prov. 21:1; Dan. 4:35, election and reprobation, Rom. 9:15,16; Eph. 1:11, the sufferings of Christ, Luke 22:42; Acts 2:23, regeneration, Jas. 1:18, sanctification, Phil. 2:13, the sufferings of believers, I Pet. 3:17, man\u2019s life and destiny, Acts 18:21; Rom. 15:32; Jas. 4:15, and even the smallest things of life, Matt. 10:29. Hence Christian theology has always recognized the will of God as the ultimate cause of all things, though philosophy has sometimes shown an inclination to seek a deeper cause in the very Being of the Absolute. However, the attempt to ground everything in the very Being of God generally results in Pantheism.\nThe word \u201cwill\u201d as applied to God does not always have the same connotation in Scripture. It may denote (1) the whole moral nature of God, including such attributes as love, holiness, righteousness, etc.; (2) the faculty of self-determination, i.e. the power to determine self to a course of action or to form a plan; (3) the product of this activity, that is, the predetermined plan or purpose; (4) the power to execute this plan and to realize this purpose (the will in action or omnipotence); and (5) the rule of life laid down for rational creatures. It is primarily the will of God as the faculty of self-determination with which we are concerned at present. It may be defined as that perfection of His Being whereby He, in a most simple act, goes out towards Himself as the highest good (i.e. delights in Himself as such) and towards His creatures for His own name\u2019s sake, and is thus the ground of their being and continued existence. With reference to the universe and all the creatures which it contains this naturally includes the idea of causation.\nb. Distinctions applied to the will of God. Several distinctions have been applied to the will of God. Some of these found little favor in Reformed theology, such as the distinction between an antecedent and a consequent will of God, and that between an absolute and a conditional will. These distinctions were not only liable to misunderstanding, but were actually interpreted in objectionable ways. Others, however, were found useful, and were therefore more generally accepted. They may be stated as follows: (1) The decretive and the preceptive will of God. The former is that will of God by which He purposes or decrees whatever shall come to pass, whether He wills to accomplish it effectively (causatively), or to permit it to occur through the unrestrained agency of His rational creatures. The latter is the rule of life which God has laid down for His moral creatures, indicating the duties which He enjoins upon them. The former is always accomplished, while the latter is often disobeyed. (2) The will of eudokia and the will of eurestia. This division was made, not so much in connection with the purpose to do, as with respect to the pleasure in doing, or the desire to see something done. It corresponds with the preceding, however. in the fact that the will of eudokia, like that of the decree, comprises what shall certainly be accomplished, while the will of eurestia, like that of the precept, embraces simply what God is pleased to have His creatures do. The word eudokia should not mislead us to think that the will of eudokia has reference only to good, and not to evil, cf. Matt. 11:26. It is hardly correct to say that the element of complacency or delight is always present in it. (3) The will of the beneplacitum and the will of the signum. The former again denotes the will of God as embodied in His hidden counsel, until He makes it known by some revelation, or by the event itself. Any will that is so revealed becomes a signum. This distinction is meant to correspond to that between the decretive and the preceptive will of God, but can hardly be said to do this. The good pleasure of God also finds expression in His preceptive will; and the decretive will sometimes also comes to our knowledge by a signum. (4) The secret and the revealed will of God. This is the most common distinction. The former is the will of God\u2019s decree, which is largely hidden in God, while the latter is the will of the precept, which is revealed in the law and in the gospel. The distinction is based on Deut. 29:29. The secret will of God is mentioned in Ps. 115:3; Dan. 4:17,25,32,35; Rom. 9:18,19; 11:33,34; Eph. 1:5,9,11; and His revealed will, in Matt. 7:21; 12:50; John 4:34; 7:17; Rom. 12:2. The latter is accessible to all and is not far from us, Deut. 30:14; Rom. 10:8. The secret will of God pertains to all things which He wills either to effect or to permit, and which are therefore absolutely fixed. The revealed will prescribes the duties of man, and represents the way in which he can enjoy the blessings of God.\nc. The freedom of God\u2019s will. The question is frequently debated whether God, in the exercise of His will, acts necessarily or freely. The answer to this question requires careful discrimination. Just as there is a scientia necessaria and a scientia libera, there is also a voluntas necessaria (necessary will) and a voluntas libera (free will) in God. God Himself is the object of the former. He necessarily wills Himself, His holy nature, and the personal distinctions in the Godhead. This means that He necessarily loves Himself and takes delight in the contemplation of His own perfections. Yet He is under no compulsion, but acts according to the law of His Being; and this, while necessary, is also the highest freedom. It is quite evident that the idea of causation is absent here, and that the thought of complacency or self-approval is in the foreground. God\u2019s creatures, however, are the objects of His voluntas libera. God determines voluntarily what and whom He will create, and the times, places, and circumstances, of their lives. He marks out the path of all His rational creatures, determines their destiny, and uses them for His purposes. And though He endows them with freedom, yet His will controls their actions. The Bible speaks of this freedom of God\u2019s will in the most absolute terms, Job 11:10; 33:13; Ps. 115:3; Prov. 21:1; Isa. 10:15; 29:16; 45:9; Matt. 20:15; Rom. 9:15-18,20,21; I Cor. 12:11; Rev. 4:11. The Church always defended this freedom, but also emphasized the fact that it may not be regarded as absolute indifference. Duns Scotus applied the idea of a will in no sense determined to God; but this idea of a blind will, acting with perfect indifference, was rejected by the Church. The freedom of God is not pure indifference, but rational self-determination. God has reasons for willing as He does, which induce Him to choose one end rather than another, and one set of means to accomplish one end in preference to others. There is in each case a prevailing motive, which makes the end chosen and the means selected the most pleasing to Him, though we may not be able to determine what this motive is. In general it may be said that God cannot will anything that is contrary to His nature, to His wisdom or love, to His righteousness or holiness. Dr. Bavinck points out that we can seldom discern why God willed one thing rather than another, and that it is not possible nor even permissible for us to look for some deeper ground of things than the will of God, because all such attempts result in seeking a ground for the creature in the very Being of God, in robbing it of its contingent character, and in making it necessary, eternal, divine.[Geref. Dogm. II, p. 241.]\nd. God\u2019s will in relation to sin. The doctrine of the will of God often gives rise to serious questions. Problems arise here which have never yet been solved and which are probably incapable of solution by man.\n(1) It is said that if the decretive will of God also determined the entrance of sin into the world, God thereby becomes the author of sin and really wills something that is contrary to His moral perfections. Arminians, to escape the difficulty, make the will of God to permit sin dependent on His foreknowledge of the course which man would choose. Reformed theologians, while maintaining on the basis of such passages as Acts 2:23; 3:8; etc., that God\u2019s decretive will also includes the sinful deeds of man, are always careful to point out that this must be conceived in such a way that God does not become the author of sin. They frankly admit that they cannot solve the difficulty, but at the same time make some valuable distinctions that prove helpful. Most of them insist on it that God\u2019s will with respect to sin is simply a will to permit sin and not a will to effectuate it, as He does the moral good. This terminology is certainly permissible, provided it is understood correctly. It should be borne in mind that God\u2019s will to permit sin carries certainty with it. Others call attention to the fact that, while the terms \u201cwill\u201d or \u201cto will\u201d may include the idea of complacency or delight, they sometimes point to a simple determination of the will; and that therefore the will of God to permit sin need not imply that He takes delight or pleasure in sin.\n(2) Again, it is said that the decretive and preceptive will of God are often contradictory. His decretive will includes many things which He forbids in His preceptive will, and excludes many things which He commands in His preceptive will, cf. Gen. 22; Ex. 4:21-23; II Kings 20:1-7; Acts 2:23. Yet it is of great importance to maintain both the decretive and the preceptive will, but with the definite understanding that, while they appear to us as distinct, they are yet fundamentally one in God. Though a perfectly satisfactory solution of the difficulty is out of the question for the present, it is possible to make some approaches to a solution. When we speak of the decretive and the preceptive will of God, we use the word \u201cwill\u201d in two different senses. By the former God has determined what He will do or what shall come to pass; in the latter He reveals to us what we are in duty bound to do.[Cf. Bavinck, Geref. Dogm. II, pp. 246 ff.; Dabney, Syst. and Polem. Theol., p. 162] At the same time we should remember that the moral law, the rule of our life, is also in a sense the embodiment of the will of God. It is an expression of His holy nature and of what this naturally requires of all moral creatures. Hence another remark must be added to the preceding. The decretive and preceptive will of God do not conflict in the sense that in the former He does, and according to the latter He does not, take pleasure in sin; nor in the sense that according to the former He does not, and according to the latter He does, will the salvation of every individual with a positive volition. Even according to the decretive will God takes no pleasure in sin; and even according to the preceptive will He does not will the salvation of every individual with a positive volition.\n2. THE SOVEREIGN POWER OF GOD. The sovereignty of God finds expression, not only in the divine will, but also in the omnipotence of God or the power to execute His will. Power in God may be called the effective energy of His nature, or that perfection of His Being by which He is the absolute and highest causality. It is customary to distinguish between a potentia Dei absoluta (absolute power of God) and a potentia Dei ordinata (ordered power of God). However, Reformed theology rejects this distinction in the sense in which it was understood by the Scholastics, who claimed that God by virtue of His absolute power could effect contradictions, and could even sin and annihilate Himself. At the same time it adopts the distinction as expressing a real truth, though it does not always represent it in the same way. According to Hodge and Shedd absolute power is the divine efficiency, as exercised without the intervention of second causes; while ordinate power is the efficiency of God, as exercised by the ordered operation of second causes.[Shedd, Dogm. Theol. I, pp. 361f., Hodge, Syst. Theol. 1, pp. 410f.] The more general view is stated by Charnock as follows: \u201cAbsolute, is that power whereby God is able to do that which He will not do, but is possible to be done; ordinate, is that power whereby God doth that which He hath decreed to do, that is, which He hath ordained or appointed to be exercised; which are not distinct powers, but one and the same power. His ordinate power is a part of His absolute; for if He had not power to do everything that He could will, He might not have the power to do everything that He doth will.\u201d[Existence and Attributes of God II, p. 12. Cf. also Bavinck, Geref. Dogm. II, p. 252: Kuyper, Dict. Dogm., De Deo I, pp. 412f.] The potentia ordinata can be defined as that perfection of God whereby He, through the mere exercise of His will, can realize whatsoever is present in His will or counsel. The power of God in actual exercise limits itself to that which is comprehended in His eternal decree. But the actual exercise of God\u2019s power does not represent its limits. God could do more than that, if He were so minded. In that sense we can speak of the potentia absoluta, or absolute power, of God. This position must be maintained over against those who, like Schleiermacher and Strauss, hold that God\u2019s power is limited to that which He actually accomplishes. But in our assertion of the absolute power of God it is necessary to guard against misconceptions. The Bible teaches us on the one hand that the power of God extends beyond that which is actually realized, Gen. 18:14; Jer. 32:27; Zech. 8:6; Matt. 3:9; 26:53. We cannot say, therefore, that what God does not bring to realization, is not possible for Him. But on the other hand it also indicates that there are many things which God cannot do. He can neither lie, sin, change, nor deny Himself, Num. 23:19; I Sam. 15:29; II Tim. 2:13; Heb. 6:18; Jas. 1:13,17. There is no absolute power in Him that is divorced from His perfections, and in virtue of which He can do all kinds of things which are inherently contradictory. The idea of God\u2019s omnipotence is expressed in the name \u2019El-Shaddai; and the Bible speaks of it in no uncertain terms, Job 9:12; Ps. 115:3; Jer. 32:17; Matt. 19:26; Luke 1:37; Rom. 1:20; Eph. 1:19. God manifests His power in creation, Rom. 4:17; Isa. 44:24; in the works of providence, Heb. 1:3, and in the redemption of sinners, I Cor. 1:24; Rom. 1:16.\nQUESTIONS FOR FURTHER STUDY. In what different senses can we speak of the foreknowledge of God? How do the Arminians conceive of this foreknowledge? What objections are there to the Jesuit idea of a scientia media? How must we judge of the modern emphasis on the love of God as the central and all-determining attribute of God? What is Otto\u2019s conception of \u201cthe Holy\u201d in God? What objection is there to the position that the punishments of God simply serve to reform the sinner, or to deter others from sin? What is the Socinian and the Grotian conception of retributive justice in God? Is it correct to say that God can do everything in virtue of His omnipotence?\nLITERATURE: Bavinck, Geref. Dogm. II, pp. 171-259; Kuyper, Dict. Dogm., De Deo I, pp. 355-417; Vos, Geref. Dogm. I, pp. 2-36; Hodge, Syst. Theol. 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        "raw_content": "Home Community Mount Carmel mounts another plea to survive\nOur Lady of Mount Carmel Church, which has been merged with Immaculate Conception Church to create the new parish of St. Teresa of Calcutta. LINDA MOSS/STAFF PHOTO\nIn a yet another effort to save their parish, former members of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church have pleaded to Cardinal Joseph Tobin, chosen by Pope Francis as the new Archbishop of Newark, to keep their house of worship open.\nLast May the archdiocese said it was merging Our Lady of Mount Carmel, which is on Pine Street, with the Church of the Immaculate Conception on North Fullerton Avenue, creating a new parish called St. Teresa of Calcutta. The plan, issued under then-Archbishop John Myers, drew an outcry from Mount Carmel\u2019s parishioners and sparked an effort to keep it from being shuttered.\n\u201cThis was a land-grab deal in the middle of the night to take away Our Lady of Mount Carmel,\u201d said Raffaele Marzullo, a former parishioner of the church. \u201cGod bless St. Teresa of Calcutta. I support our missionaries in India. The work she did, God bless her a million times. \u2026 But please, Our Lady of Mount Carmel, Immaculate Conception, do not get trumped by St. Teresa of Calcutta.\u201d\nMarzullo is a member of the Committee to Save Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church. The church\u2019s supporters have already appealed to the Vatican, submitting a petition with more than 4,000 names, to keep their brick church alive. That appeal could take some time to process. Earlier this month, the committee sent a letter to Tobin asking him to reconsider Myers\u2019 decree and to allow Mount Carmel \u201cto remain open and functioning as either a linked or independent parish.\u201d\nThe letter, signed by committee member and ex-Mount Carmel business manager Frank Cardell, laid out what it claims are the reasons to keep the church open and was highly critical of the Rev. Joseph Scarangella, who was pastor of Immaculate Conception and is now pastor of the new merged St. Teresa parish. Tobin hasn\u2019t responded to the letter yet, Marzullo said.\nScarangella declined to comment this week, referring all questions to the archdiocese. Jim Goodness, an archdiocese spokesman, disputed Marzullo\u2019s claims, saying there are no plans at this time to close Mount Carmel or to divest the property. It remains open, still offering Mass, even though the merger with Immaculate Conception officially took place last September, Goodness said.\nThe U.S. Catholic Church has been shuttering churches and consolidating parishes across the country, in places such as New York City, in reaction to demographic changes, the scarcity of priests and declining attendance at houses of worship. Such closings often prompt an outcry from parishioners protesting the loss of their local churches.\nLast year the Newark archdiocese cited Mount Carmel\u2019s dramatic drop in membership and attendance from 1995 to 2015 and dwindling number of sacraments being performed at the church as the drivers for its consolidation with Immaculate Conception, which has also seen steep declines, Goodness said. In an official decree Myers issued last July, he said the merger was meant to revitalize both churches, which are less than a mile apart. He added that both \u201cshould remain open for as long as it is possible and beneficial\u201d to their members.\nBoth Cardell in his letter and Marzullo said that Mount Carmel still serves a vital role in the community and described it as a small but profitable church, in better shape financially than Immaculate Conception, in part because it has a tradition of hosting events and celebrating the various feasts. And Mount Carmel continued its community outreach even after it was notified of the merger, Cardell said in his letter to Tobin.\n\u201cUnderstanding the need for the Catholic Church to merge, close or link parishes for financial and future population needs, we do not feel closing an active profitable parish is in the best interest of RCAN [Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Newark],\u201d Cardell said in his letter.\nMount Carmel has proposed ways to boost its membership and its revenue, such as instituting Spanish-language Masses and offering bingo again, according to Marzullo. But it hasn\u2019t been able to get approval for those plans, he said.\nThe archdiocese was motivated, under Myers, to make money by selling the church\u2019s property, which he valued at $4 million to $6 million, according to Marzullo. The archdiocese denies that assertion. Mount Carmel is in Montclair\u2019s Fourth Ward.\n\u201cIt\u2019s a prime piece of real estate,\u201d Marzullo said.\nIn conflict or not?\nCardell and Marzullo also maintain that pastor Scarangella has stymied their efforts to make Mount Carmel grow. Those considered \u201cin conflict\u201d with the goals of St. Teresa\u2019s parish are \u201cconsidered outcasts,\u201d according to Cardell. Scarangella has barred a number of Mount Carmel activities from being held at Immaculate Conception, Marzullo said.\nGoodness defended prohibiting Immaculate Conception from being used as a venue for activity that goes against the archdiocese\u2019s plan to close Mount Carmel.\n\u201cThe kinds of meetings they\u2019re having are geared towards breaking or petitioning to dissolve the reorganization,\u201d Goodness said. \u201cWell, that\u2019s contrary to what the church has done here. I think anyone who steps back a second and takes the emotion out says, \u2018OK, that makes a lot of sense. This group is there because it wants to tear things apart from what we\u2019ve done.\u2019 \u2026 That is not something that is helping to grow the parish for the future.\u201d\nHe described the process of merging the two Montclair churches as one fraught with \u201cgrowing pains\u201d and \u201ctrying to find the way forward.\u201d\nTobin will be visiting groups of parishes, called deaneries, throughout the archdiocese, and the meeting for the one that includes Montclair churches is slated for May, according to Goodness.\nInvite extended\nLast Friday, St. Patrick\u2019s Day, a Mount Carmel group, Club Aquilonese San Vito Martire, wrote to Tobin to invite him to serve Mass on May 7 at the Pine Street church to celebrate the club\u2019s 100th anniversary. Some of Mount Carmel\u2019s former parishioners have roots in Aquilonia, Italy, including Marzullo, who said that he immigrated to the United States from there when he was 7 years old. The Aquilonese club and Marzullo played a key role in the township\u2019s forging a so-called Sister City agreement with Aquilonia in January. Mount Carmel was founded, funded and built by Italian immigrants.\nLast Sunday Tobin asked churches in the archdiocese to ring their bells in recognition of the plight of immigrants and refugees. The Fourth Ward has become a melting pot of not only people of Italian descent but also Spanish-speaking as well as Indian immigrants, and serves as the Roman Catholic outlet for Glen Ridge, he said.\n\u201cOne thing Cardinal Tobin doesn\u2019t realize is that within our own archdiocese, between Father Joseph Scarangella and the rest of the crew \u2026 down in Newark, they are stifling in Montclair, in the Fourth Ward, a church that has Spanish immigrants from the neighborhood,\u201d he said. \u201cWe want to know why we are not allowed to have a Spanish Mass. \u2026 Our numbers would double and triple on Sundays.\u201d\nSt. Teresa hosted its first parish social, for members of Immaculate Conception and Mount Carmel, this past weekend. Marzullo said he attended the meet-and-greet at Mount Carmel, and that there were about 155 people there. 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        "raw_content": "Name: Michael Collins\nA.K.A.: The Big Fellow\nIn brief: Michael Collins is a leading figure in the struggle for Irish independence during the early 20th Century. He participates in the abortive Easter Rising of 24 April 1916. In 1919 he becomes a founding member of a rebel Irish government. Britain's rejection of the government leads to the Anglo-Irish War of 1919-1921. Collins plays a key role in the Irish war effort and in the negotiations for a peace treaty that follow. The Anglo-Irish Treaty creates the Irish Free State but partitions North Ireland from the rest of the country. The treaty splits the Irish government. Tensions between pro and anti treaty factions escalate into the Irish Civil War. Collins commands the pro-treaty forces loyal to the Free State Government. He is killed in an ambush by anti-treaty fighters on 22 August 1922\nCitation: Harris, Bruce. Sydney, Australia. 'Michael Collins Hero file'. moreorless.net.au. https://www.moreorless.net.au/heroes/collins.html. Last updated 21 December 2017\nEnglish control over Ireland is consolidated in the 16th Century during the reign of the Tudor monarchs. The policies of the English lead to the impoverishment of the native Irish and contribute to widespread death by starvation, deprivation and disease during the Great Famine of 1845-1849. By the time the famine ends, resentment towards the English has reached new heights. The Irish Republican Brotherhood (IRB) is formed in 1858. The Brotherhood is an underground organisation dedicated to launching an armed rebellion against the English at an opportune moment. In 1905 the Sinn F\u00e9in (Ourselves Alone) political party is established by Dublin journalist Arthur Griffith. More background.\nBorn on 16 October 1890 on a farm near Clonakilty in West Cork. Collins is the youngest of eight children. Six of his siblings emigrate. His father dies when Collins is six.\n1906 - Collins passes the post office boy clerkship examination and moves to London, where he works at the Kensington Post Office Savings Bank. He subsequently works at a firm of stockbrokers, the Board of Trade, and the London office of the Guaranty Trust Company of New York.\nWhile in London he lives with his sister Hannie and joins the Gaelic League and the Gaelic Athletic Association.\nLater he joins Sinn F\u00e9in and becomes a member of the Irish Republican Brotherhood (IRB).\n1912 - The British Government introduces an Irish Home Rule Bill giving Ireland a separate parliament with limited autonomy. While the mainly Catholic Irish nationalists welcome the move, Protestant unionists in the north view it as a threat.\n1914 - The First World War begins at the start of August. Britain, France and Russia are pitted against Germany and Austria-Hungary.\nThe IRB sees the war as an opportunity to strike at the British while they are vulnerable.\nGermany in turn sees an opportunity to destabilise the British by providing support to the Irish independence movement. While the German offer is readily accepted by members of the movement, little of material assistance actually reaches Irish shores.\nMeanwhile, the British Parliament passes the Irish Home Rule Act in September. However, implementation of the Act is suspended until the end of the war.\n1916 - Collins returns to Ireland in January and joins the Irish Volunteers, the nationalist's paramilitary wing.\nThe IRB makes it move on Easter Monday, 24 April. Under the leadership of Padraic Pearse and James Connolly, 1,600 Irish rebels, most of who are members of the Irish Volunteers, rise up in Dublin and seize key points in the city. The rebels proclaim an independent Irish republic but fail to garner popular support.\n\"We declare the right of the people of Ireland to the ownership of Ireland, and to the unfettered control of Irish destinies, to be sovereign and indefeasible,\" the independence proclamation states.\n\"Standing on that fundamental right and again asserting it in arms in the face of the world, we hereby proclaim the Irish republic as a Sovereign Independent State, and we pledge our lives and the lives of our comrades-in-arms to the cause of its freedom, of its welfare, and of its exaltation among the nations.\"\nThe rebellion lasts for five days and results in the destruction of large portions of the city before it is crushed by the British military. Fifteen of the rebel leaders are arrested, summarily tried and sentenced to death. All 15 are executed by firing squad.\nThough they were widely reviled during and after the failed rebellion, the dead rebel leaders quickly become martyrs to the Irish, with their executions turning popular sentiment against the British.\nCollins participates in the Easter Rising. He is captured and interned at Frongoch Prison Camp in Wales. He is released in December.\nCollins later writes of the Easter Rising, \"We grew to think of love of our land, and all that it had given us and had still to give us, and what we could make of it when it was our own once more. And we became filled with a patriotic fervour before which, when the time came, force would prove impotent. The expression of this new hope and new courage manifested itself in the Easter Week Rising. ...\n\"It appeared at the time of the surrender to have failed, but that valiant effort and the martyrdoms which followed it finally awoke the sleeping spirit of Ireland.\n\"It carried into the hearts of the people the flame which had been burning in those who had the vision to see the pit into which we were sinking deeper and deeper and who believed that a conflagration was necessary to reveal to their countrymen the road to national death upon which we were blindly treading.\n\"The banner of Ireland's freedom had been raised and was carried forward. During the rising the leaders of Easter Week 'declared a republic'. But not as a fact. We knew it was not a fact. It was a wonderful gesture - throwing down the gauntlet of defiance to the enemy, expressing to ourselves the complete freedom we aimed at, and for that reason was an inspiration to us.\"\n1917 - Collins becomes a member of the executive of Sinn F\u00e9in and a key director of the Irish Volunteers.\nMeanwhile, Arthur Griffith steps aside as president of Sinn F\u00e9in in favour of Eamon de Valera.\n1918 - Sinn F\u00e9in gets massive backing from Irish voters at a general election for the British Parliament held in December, winning 73 of the 105 seats allocated to Ireland. Sinn F\u00e9in rejects home rule and demands complete Irish independence. It's elected members refuse to take their seats in the British Parliament. They pledge instead to form an independent Irish government.\nCollins, who has been elected as Sinn F\u00e9in MP for Cork South, is one of the 27 elected Sinn F\u00e9in members who meet in Dublin and establish the D\u00e1il \u00c9ireann (Irish Assembly). Most of the other 73 elected members, including Eamon de Valera and Arthur Griffith, are arrested and jailed before the meeting can take place.\nDe Valera is imprisoned in Lincoln Jail in England. Collins arranges his escape in February 1919.\n1919 - The D\u00e1il \u00c9ireann declares Ireland's independence on 21 January and forms a government with de Valera as president and Griffith as his deputy. The D\u00e1il \u00c9ireann pronounces that it is the sole law-making authority for the Irish people and demands that the British leave the country. The Irish Republican Army (IRA) is recognised as the official army of the Irish Republic.\nCollins is briefly appointed as minister for home affairs before taking on the role of minister for finance.\n\"The National Government was set up in face of great difficulties,\" Collins later writes.\n\"British law was gradually superseded. Sinn F\u00e9in courts were set up. Commissions were appointed to investigate and report upon the national resources of the country with a view to industrial revival. Land courts were established which settled long-standing disputes. Volunteer police were enrolled. ... A loan of \u00a3400,000 was raised. The local governing bodies of the country were directed, inspected, and controlled by D\u00e1il \u00c9ireann. We established a bank to finance societies which wished to acquire land.\"\nThe British hand is forced on 21 January (the same day as the Irish declaration of independence) when a group of IRA volunteers makes an unauthorised attack on a Royal Irish Constabulary patrol guarding a shipment of explosives at Soloheadbeg in the south of Ireland. Two constables are killed, a third is badly injured and the explosives are seized by the IRA.\nThe Anglo-Irish War of 1919-1921 (also known as the Irish War of Independence) has begun.\nCollins is elected president of the Irish Republican Brotherhood. He is also made director of intelligence for the IRA, director of organisation, and adjutant general of the volunteers.\n\"At first the British were content to ridicule the new government,\" Collins writes. \"Then, growing alarmed at its increasing authority, attempts were made to check its activities by wholesale political arrests.\n\"The final phase of the struggle had begun.\n\"In the first two years all violence was the work of the British armed forces who in their efforts at suppression murdered 15 Irishmen and wounded nearly 400 men, women, and children. Meetings were broken up everywhere. National newspapers were suppressed. Over 1,000 men and women were arrested for political offences, usually of the most trivial nature. Seventy-seven of the national leaders were deported.\"\n1920 - As director of IRA intelligence, Collins uses his wide network of informers to eliminate British spies, stymie British plans and strike British forces. After his secret service squad executes 19 British agents (the Cairo Gang) on 20 November, he is placed at the top of Britain's most wanted list, with a \u00a310,000 reward on his head.\n\"The murders were the legitimate acts of self-defence which had been forced upon the Irish people by English aggression,\" Collins says of the killings committed by the Irish forces.\n\"After two years of forbearance, we had begun to defend ourselves and the life of our nation. We did not initiate the war, nor were we allowed to select the battleground. When the British Government, as far as lay in its power, deprived the Irish people of arms, and employed every means to prevent them securing arms, and made it a criminal (in large areas a capital) offence to carry arms, and, at the same time, began and carried out a brutal and murderous campaign against them and against their national government, they deprived themselves of any excuse for their violence and of any cause of complaint against the Irish people for the means they took for their protection.\"\nAs the war drags on, the British find themselves facing opposition on several fronts. The Irish continue to resist. International pressures constrain the measures available to the British military. A growing domestic peace movement calls for an end to hostilities. In the end, the British are forced to seek a political solution to the conflict.\nThe British Parliament passes the Government of Ireland Bill at the end of the year. The bill separates six predominantly Protestant counties in the north (Northern Ireland) from the remaining 26 counties in the Catholic south. While the bill is welcomed in the north, the south continues to call for full independence.\n1921 - The British offer a truce in July and call for negotiations \"to discuss terms of peace to ascertain how the association of Ireland with the community of nations known as the British Empire may best be reconciled with Irish national aspirations\". The truce takes effect on 11 July and leads to talks between the warring parties.\nCollins and Griffith are appointed by the D\u00e1il \u00c9ireann as the lead delegates to the peace talks in London. Collins takes a key role in the drafting of the Anglo-Irish Treaty, which is signed on 6 December.\nThe treaty establishes the Irish Free State as a dominion within the British Commonwealth and partitions Northern Ireland from the rest of the country, leaving it as part of the United Kingdom and with limited self-government.\nThe Free State will be headed by a governor-general representing the British Crown but will control its own police and armed forces. British armed forces are withdrawn.\nDefending the treaty, Collins later writes, \"The freedom we have secured may unquestionably be incomplete. But it is the nearest approach to an absolutely independent and unified Ireland which we can achieve amongst ourselves at the present moment. It certainly gives us the best foothold for final progress. ...\n\"Union (with the North) is certain. The only question for Northeast Ulster is - How soon?\"\n1922 - The treaty is ratified by the D\u00e1il \u00c9ireann on 7 January by a vote of 64 for to 57 against. De Valera rejects the treaty and resigns as president. He is replaced by Griffith. Collins is made chairman of a provisional government. He retains his post as minister for finance. The treaty has split the D\u00e1il \u00c9ireann and neither side is willing or able to compromise.\nTensions between the pro and anti-treaty factions escalate when anti-treaty forces occupy the Four Courts in Dublin in April. The Irish Civil War begins when Collins orders the Free State Army to start shelling the anti-treaty positions in the Four Courts on 28 June. After about a week of fighting the Free State takes control of Dublin. However, anti-treaty forces remain active throughout the rest of the country.\nCollins assumes command of the army in mid-July. William Thomas Cosgrave replaces him as chairman of the government. By mid-August the Free State Army, which is well-armed with weapons provided by the British, has gained the upper hand and holds all the major towns in Ireland. The anti-treaty forces disperse and begin a campaign of guerrilla warfare.\nMeanwhile, pro-treaty candidates win 92 out of 128 seats in the Free State general elections held in June, indicating that the majority of the population accept the treaty.\nCollins leaves Dublin to visit forces in the south of the country on 20 August. His convoy is ambushed at B\u00e9al na Bl\u00e1th (Mouth of Flowers) in West Cork on 22 August. Collins is shot dead.\nCollins' body is taken back to Dublin, where it lays in state in the Dublin City Hall for three days. His funeral is held at the Pro Cathedral. He is buried at Glasnevin Cemetery in Dublin.\nA new constitution establishing a bicameral (two-chamber) parliament composed of the D\u00e1il and the Seanad (senate) comes into effect in December 1922. Cosgrave becomes the first prime minister of the Irish Free State. The constitution was largely drafted by Collins.\nThe Civil War becomes increasingly bitter during the final months of 1922, with atrocities being committed by both sides. By the start of 1923, the Free State Army has all but won. The anti-treaty forces disarm at the end of May 1923, bringing the civil war to an end.\nDe Valera leaves Sinn F\u00e9in in 1926 and forms a new party Fianna F\u00e1il (The Warriors of Destiny). The party enters parliament in 1927, winning 44 seats at the general election. Fianna F\u00e1il, with De Valera at its head, becomes the dominant party in Irish politics.\nIn 1931 Britain relinquishes its right to control the laws of its dominions, including Ireland.\nDe Valera becomes prime minister of Ireland in 1932. His government moves to sever the remaining ties with the United Kingdom, abolishing the senate and the office of governor-general and removing all references to the British Crown from the Irish constitution.\nA new Irish constitution enacted in 1937 establishes the democratic, sovereign and independent state of \u00c9ire (Gaelic for Ireland) with an elected president at its head. The constitution includes a territorial claim over Northern Ireland. However, this provision is removed at the end of 1999.\nIreland formally declares itself a republic on Easter Monday, 18 April 1949, the 33rd anniversary of the Easter Rebellion. The country is once again renamed, from \u00c9ire to the Republic of Ireland.\nNorthern Ireland remains part of the United Kingdom, with the British Parliament declaring that it will remain so until the parliament of the North agrees to reunification with the Irish republic.\nThere is an ambivalence that surrounds Collins. 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        "raw_content": "Home / MOVIE TRAILERS AND INFO / Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald Movie Trailer and Information\nFantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald Movie Trailer and Information\nMovieNews Entertainment 12:56:00 PM MOVIE TRAILERS AND INFO\nThe Harry Potter series spin-off movie, \"Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them\" is back in yet another magical adventure as Newt Scamander (played by Eddie Redmayne) continues his journey, this time roaming the streets of London and Paris to find beasts and monsters as he finishes his book and might also be telling some stories about Grindelwald, the main villain in the upcoming sequel, \"Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald\".\nThe upcoming movie, \"Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald\" will begin where the first installment had left us -- a dark magician named Gellert Grindelwald disguises himself as Agent Graves (played by Colin Farrell) and exposes himself in the final battle between dark magic and the MACUSA members in the subway of New York. The fugitive dark magician Gellert Grindelwald (played by Johnny Depp) got arrested and perhaps will be on trial on the crimes that he committed in the upcoming second installment.\nWhat we are expecting to see and to be discussed in the \"Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald\" movie are the following:\n- How Gellert Grindelwald's \"magical\" crimes affect the worldwide magical community?\n- Will Jacob be back as Newt's sidekick?\n- What will be the roll of the young Dumbledore in this film?\n- Why is Hogwarts included in the film?\n- What other beasts and monsters will Newt get this time?\n- Will there be a second chance of love for Newt?\nAnd some other thoughts that you might think of!\nAnyway, \"Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald\" is scheduled to be shown coming this November, so better start marking those calendars marked because the time until this movie to be shown in movie theaters is coming very near. Below is the international movie trailer for the upcoming \"Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald\". Who is excited for this? Enjoy!",
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        "raw_content": "Edinburgh Fringe sell-out play from new young Swedish playwright \u2013 upcoming London debut Oct 24-28\nHappy Yet?\nFollowing a sell-out run at Edinburgh\u2019s 2016 Fringe, where it was awarded 4 stars from The List, Happy Yet? comes to London\u2019s Courtyard Theatre Oct 24-28. The dark comedy set in Stockholm combines elements of Nordic drama and farce, to offer a fresh take on depression, anxiety and mental illness.\n\u201c\u2026an important addition to the discussion about mental health and an education to those weary of the subject. A striking, beautiful and heartbreaking production.\u201d\n\u272d\u272d\u272d\u272d \u2013 The List (2016)\nFrom an attic flat in Stockholm, Torsten wages battle not only with his brother and his sister-in-law \u2013 but with his own mercurial mind. Happy Yet? is the story of the Sandqvist family and their struggle to understand Torsten and his disordered moods and dysfunction. As a permanent guest in his brother\u2019s home, Torsten is constantly reminded of his inadequacy and inability to live up to conventions of Swedish society. Relying on his intelligence, quick wit and unnerving charm, Torsten fools and flirts his way in and out of trouble: he toys with the law, his brother\u2019s hospitality, and ultimately his family\u2019s love. Torsten\u2019s decisions become more extreme and increasingly irreversible \u2013 will he and his family survive his antics and unravelling mind?\nABOUT KATIE BERGL\u00d6F\nA fresh voice to theatre, 22-year-old Swedish playwright Katie Bergl\u00f6f wrote her first play Happy Yet? from personal experience. Bergl\u00f6f grew up watching a close family member endure years of depression, mood swings and misunderstanding. The play uses humour to turn tragedy into a source of understanding, dignity and hope.\nAbove the Moon Productions was created to address the epidemic of anxiety, depression and mood disorders amongst millennials. Happy Yet? its first play, tackles the stigma and humiliation of being labelled mentally ill.\nShowcased at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2016, Happy Yet? has been revised and extended for its London debut at Courtyard Theatre, October 24 \u2013 28.\nWHERE The Courtyard Theatre | Bowling Green Walk | 40 Pitfield Street | London, N1 6EU\nWHEN Oct 24-28, 7:30pm\nTICKETS \u00a312, \u00a310 Concession |http://www.ticketweb.co.uk/search/?keyword=Happy+Yet%3f\nTwitter @AboveTheMoonPrd\nFacebook https://www.facebook.com/happyyet2017/\nhttps://www.mrcarlwoodward.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/happy-yet-cover-photo.jpg 912 1656 Theatre M https://www.mrcarlwoodward.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/new-logo-img-300x27.png Theatre M2017-09-29 12:29:542017-09-30 17:29:29Edinburgh Fringe sell-out play from new young Swedish playwright - upcoming London debut Oct 24-28\nCasting announcement forThe Trap at Omnibus Theatre\nThrillseeker has announced that Jahvel Hall, Sophie Guiver, Andrew Macbean and Wendy Kweh have been cast in Kieran Lynn\u2019s biting new comedy The Trap.\nDirected by Dan Ayling, with set design by Linbury Prize Winner Sarah Beaton, lighting by Jamie Platt and sound by Edward Lewis, the play runs from 31st October \u2013 19th November.\nLynn\u2019s quick-witted play is set in payday loan company Debt Duck and features a motley crew of flawed characters. This timely production explores predatory lending policies and provides the audience with a good dose of sharp humour, while exploring the financial perils of a capitalist world.\nThe Trap, first staged in the US in April this year, follows on from Lynn\u2019s critically acclaimed hit comedy An Incident at the Border, which successfully transferred to the West End.\nWelcome to Debt Duck, the UK\u2019s premiere payday loans company\nTom and Clem are deep in debt.\nAlan, Tom\u2019s boss, owes big bucks.\nMeryl, Alan\u2019s manager, is mortgaged to the hilt.\nThey each decide to crack the company safe and put an end to their financial woes.\nBut will they break the cycle of debt?\nOr is this just another terrible trap?\nKieran Lynn (Playwright) was born in Liverpool, trained as an actor at the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama, and now works as playwright. He has been a member of the Royal Court Young Writers program, the Playwrights Studio Scotland mentoring scheme, the BBC Sparks Residential Course and the Old Vic 24 Hour Plays. He received an Artists\u2019 International Development Fund grant, awarded by Arts Council England, for the world premiere of The Trap in the United States. Kieran\u2019s play, An Incident at the Border, was performed at the Finborough Theatre, before transferring to the West End. It has subsequently been performed in the United States, India, Israel, and Turkey and broadcast on BBC Radio 4; it was performed at Amphibian Stage Productions under the title Crossing the Line during the 2016 season. His other plays include Bunnies (Bike Shed Theatre, winner of the Peter Brook Empty Space Award), The Recurring Rise and Fall (Hampstead Theatre), Pushing Poppies (Theatre 503) and Breaking the Ice (Traverse Theatre/Oran Mor Theatre). He is currently Writer-in-Residence at Theatr Clwyd. An Incident at the Border, Bunnies, and Breaking the Ice are all published by Oberon Books.\nDan Ayling (Director)\nTraining: Birkbeck (MFA Theatre Directing) and Guildhall (BA (Hons) Stage Management & Technical Theatre).\nDirecting credits include: Vast White Stillness (Brighton Festival/Spitalfields Festival); Struileag (Commonwealth Games, Glasgow); Written on Skin (Bolshoi, Lincoln Center, TSO, DNO, Wien Festwochen, Op\u00e9ra Comique); The Baden-Baden Lesson on Consent (East 15); Remember Me (Sound Festival/Spitalfields Festival); Clemency (EIF/SO); FLOW, Fewer Emergencies, City of Lost Angels (The Print Room); Bridge of Dreams (Almeida); Shoot/Get Treasure/Repeat and Eschara (UK tour/Union Theatre); Christie in Love (Lion & Unicorn); Can\u2019t Stand Up For Falling Down (Arcola); The Kiss (Hampstead).\nAssociate/Assistant Director credits include: A Christmas Carol starring Jim Broadbent (N\u00f6el Coward Theatre); Alcina (Aix); The Man Jesus starring Simon Callow (UK tour) Cos\u00ec fan tutte (Metropolitan Opera/ENO); Written on Skin (Aix/ROH); Clemency and Heart of Darkness (ROH2); One Evening (QEH/Lincoln Center); Four Quartets (Lincoln Center); Canary (ETT); Timon of Athens (Shakespeare\u2019s Globe); Don\u2019t Look Now (Sheffield Theatres/Lyric Hammersmith); Comfort Me With Apples (Hampstead).\nDan was Associate Director at The Print Room (2010 \u2013 2013) and has worked extensively with Almeida Opera, Cryptic and NYMT. He also regularly collaborates with Katie Mitchell as her associate director.\nJahvel Hall (Cast: Tom)\nTraining: Royal Holloway.\nTheatre includes: We Raise Our Hands in the Sanctuary (Albany/Inky Cloak); Kicking (New Wimbledon Theatre); Carpe Diem (National); Three Birds (Bush/Royal Exchange); Skip (Young Blood Theatre Company).\nTelevision includes: Doctor Who, That\u2019s It For Richard, Casualty, The Bill.\nFilm includes: Epic Fail, Fast Girls, Spirit Children, Between You and Me.\nRadio includes: The Pickerskill Reports.\nSophie Guiver (Cast: Clem)\nTraining: NYT/Northampton University.\nTheatre includes: Zigger Zagger, The Tempest, Relish, Team Welcoming Ceremony (National Youth Theatre); Fastburn (Kneehigh); Days of Significance, An Evil Gathering of Infidels, The Merry Wives of Windsor (University of Northampton); Making It Better (Caboodle Arts); Forever Looking Up (Illicit Theatre).\nAndrew Macbean (Cast: Alan)\nTraining: Bristol Old Vic Theatre School.\nTheatre includes: Twelfth Night, Amadeus (National); She Stoops to Conquer (Theatre Royal Bath); The White Whale (Slung Low); Richard III, Treasure Island (Tobacco Factory); Hedda Gabler (Old Vic); The Little Prince (Bike Shed, Exeter); Mother Goose (Northcott); Twelfth Night, The Taming of the Shrew, King Lear (Creation, Oxford); Tea & Sympathy, Young Woodley (Finborough Theatre); A Christmas Carol (Trafalgar Studios, London); Macbeth (UK and European Tour), Bloody Sunday (Tricycle); Killer Joe (Bristol Old Vic); Jeffrey Archer\u2019s Prison Diaries (Edinburgh Fringe); The Little Years (Orange Tree); Measure for Measure, Richard III, Titus Andronicus (RSC); Habitats (Gate).\nTelevision includes: ABBA Biopic, Our World War, Post Code, Eastenders, Keith Lemon\u2019s Fit, Whistleblower, Torchwood, Mrs.David, Poirot, The Great Escape, The King\u2019s Beard.\nFilm includes: The Honourable Rebel, Keith Lemon, Double Top, Dead Cat, Backwaters.\nWendy Kweh (Cast: Meryl)\nTraining: RADA.\nTheatre includes: Snow in Midsummer (RSC); The Sugar Coated Bullets of the Bourgeoisie (High Tide); Boy (Almeida); You For Me For You (Royal Court); Image of an Unknown Young Woman (Gate); Chimerica (West End); Romeo & Juliet, Boeing Boeing (Wild Rice, Singapore); Othello, Much Ado About Nothing, The Office Party, A Midsummer Night\u2019s Dream, Little Shop of Horrors (Singapore Rep); Moonwalking In Chinatown (Soho); The Oresteia (National).\nTelevision includes: Silent Witness, Eastenders, You, Me & The Apocalypse, Holby City, The Bill, Coronation Street, Murder City, The Year of the Tiger, Doctors, Peak Practice, Shivers, Masters of the Sea.\nFilm includes: Hot Hot Hot, The Blue Mansion.\nRadio includes: Demolition Man, Words & Music, Bare Branches, The Story of the Stone, Boom, Westway.\nOmnibus Theatre, 1 Clapham Common Northside, SW4 0QW\nTues 31 Oct \u2013 Sun 19 Nov, weekdays and Saturday 7.30pm, Sunday 4pm\nRunning Time: 80 mins approx. Recommended for ages 14+. Ticket prices \u2013 \u00a315, \u00a312 conc.\nOMNIBUS THEATRE BOOKING DETAILS\nBox Office Tel: 0207 498 4699, Email: [email protected]\nInstagram: @omnibus_theatre\nhttps://www.mrcarlwoodward.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/The-Trap.jpg 1600 1131 Theatre M https://www.mrcarlwoodward.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/new-logo-img-300x27.png Theatre M2017-09-28 15:29:232017-09-28 20:32:00Casting announcement forThe Trap at Omnibus Theatre\nShakespeare\u2019s Globe has announced that Barrie Rutter will play the role of The Emperor in his forthcoming production of The Captive Queen, a Shakespeare\u2019s Globe and Northern Broadsides co-production in the Sam Wanamaker Playhouse.\nIn addition to his career as an actor in the National Theatre and the RSC, Barrie is best known as the founder of multi-award-winning touring company Northern Broadsides. Based in the historic Dean Clough in West Yorkshire, the company has built up a formidable reputation, with a repertoire combining Shakespeare, European and English Classic plays, as well as new writing. Productions are noted for their distinctive northern voice, strong musicality and clear narrative journey.\nOn stage, Barrie has played roles ranging from Falstaff in The Merry Wives of Windsor, and Prospero in The Tempest (Northern Broadsides) to Hobson in Hobson\u2019s Choice(Sheffield Crucible) and Napoleon in Animal Farm (National Theatre). He is currently touring in the Northern Broadsides production of For Love or Money by Blake Morrison. Barrie\u2019s television credits include Porridge, The Liver Birds (BBC) and Fat Friends (ITV). In 2003, Barrie won the Sam Wanamaker Award, and in 2015, he received an OBE for services to the arts. The Captive Queen will mark his final production with Northern Broadsides, where he will step down as Artistic Director in April 2018.\nA reimagining of John Dryden\u2019s Restoration drama Aureng-zebe (1675), The Captive Queen is set in the woollen mills of the North of England in the late 20th century, but retains a flavour of Dryden\u2019s original Mughal Indian setting. An ageing Emperor and his Governor rage at the loss of their youth and beauty, whilst two fratricidal sons are spurred from victory in war to the warfare of love. All four are besotted with the same captive queen in this wry exploration of the folly of old age, the allure of power, and the bewildering effects of lust and desire.\nDirected by Barrie Rutter\nDesigned by Jessica Worrall\nComposed by Niraj Chag\nhttp://www.shakespearesglobe.com/theatre/whats-on/sam-wanamaker-playhouse/the-captive-queen-2018\nNorthern Broadsides is a unique theatre company with a true northern voice. Its work is characterised by a high degree of theatrical inventiveness and robust performances from a large ensemble cast of multi-talented and charismatic northern actors who all perform in their natural voices. For the past 25 years, it has delighted audiences here and abroad with a growing classic repertoire that has won the company many awards and a loyal following worldwide.\nhttps://www.mrcarlwoodward.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/[email protected]_V1_UY317_CR510214317_AL_.jpg 317 214 Theatre M https://www.mrcarlwoodward.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/new-logo-img-300x27.png Theatre M2017-09-28 11:53:302017-09-28 13:58:53Barrie Rutter to play The Emperor in Shakespeare\u2019s Globe\u2019s and Northern Broadsides\u2019 co-production of The Captive Queen\nBike Shed joins scheme to end middle-class domination in arts\nThe Bike Shed Theatre joins pioneering bid to end middle-class domination of arts organisation\nThe Bike Shed Theatre has been selected as one of forty organisations across the country to take part in a flagship scheme to help end middle-class domination of the arts. The Exeter venue will join arts organisations including Turner Contemporary and Sage Gateshead on the Weston Jerwood Creative Bursaries programme which will employ graduates from lower income backgrounds.\nAs one of the organisations receiving funding towards a post, The Bike Shed Theatre will employ a full-time Events Organiser on a twelve-month contract. The post will be advertised in October and will be open to graduates who received a full maintenance grant throughout university and who would struggle to do the unpaid work which acts as a gateway into the sector for up 88% of young people working in the arts today*.\nKelly Johnson, The Bike Shed Theatre\u2019s Deputy Director said:\n\u2018We firmly believe that theatre should be for anyone who\u2019s curious about the world, regardless of economic background or social class. Everything from the kind of work we stage to the d\u00e9cor in the bar and the approach of our staff is carefully considered so that we can be as welcoming as possible to people who might not ordinarily come to theatre. Our employment opportunities should be the same but when gaining experience in the sector often means undertaking unpaid work, it\u2019s not a level playing field. We\u2019re excited to be part of this pioneering scheme which aims to address such an important issue in our industry.\u2019\nThe bursary recipient will receive a mentor throughout the placement and, along with all other recipients, will have the opportunity to travel to Europe to take part in an international festival. By the end of the bursary, they will have met numerous industry contacts and gained a well-rounded experience and support in getting a permanent position within the arts.\nThe Weston Jerwood Creative Bursaries grant follows a series of grants recently awarded to the Bike Shed Theatre from Trusts and Foundations including support from Esmee Fairbairn Foundation for its Artist Development programme and Backstage Trust for the development of The Boat Shed, a new creative space on Exeter\u2019s quay.\nhttps://www.mrcarlwoodward.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/71Ucwdjv.jpg 500 500 Theatre M https://www.mrcarlwoodward.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/new-logo-img-300x27.png Theatre M2017-09-28 11:47:202017-09-28 13:52:16 Bike Shed joins scheme to end middle-class domination in arts\nDirector, Adam Lenson: \u201cI\u2019m all about musicals that push boundaries. Music is such an important tool for change.\u201d\nDirector Adam Lenson is all about expanding the form of musical theatre. \u201cI believe the new British musical is going through a good time. But I also think it\u2019s important to do bold and experimental musicals as well,\u201d he tells me cheerfully.\nDirector Adam Lenson in rehearsals.\n\u201cI\u2019m all about musicals that push boundaries. Music is such an important tool for change,\u201d he says.\nLenson has tackled Ryan Scott Oliver\u2019s \u201835MM: A Musical Exhibition\u2019 at The Other Palace \u2013 his fourth musical in six months \u2013 a song cycle that is inspired by Broadway photographer Matthew Murphy\u2019s photos. The show contains 15 songs based on 15 photographs. The show cleverly weaves a musical together thematically. So why 35 MM? \u201cI tend to seek out work that is a little bit more complicated and thoughtful or maybe difficult,\u201d he pauses. \u201cI think people think of musicals as fun or accessible and easy; I tend to look for projects that have a little bit of friction, whether its intricacy or what is traditional.\u201d\n35 MM: A Musical Exhibition at The Other Palace, Studio.\n\u201cWith 35 MM, there are no rules. Just songs. Ryan has actively set out to make a piece that is a challenge for a director \u2013 you have a choice \u2013 I\u2019ve always aspired to stage work that is unusual. As the director, I\u2019ve tried to give location and identity to each of the songs so there is cumulative power to the songs.\u201d\nFor Lenson, who has spent several years building his profile through the traditional path of assistant director roles and making projects happen, the changes have been gradual. \u201cDirecting is a job made up of a lot of skill and a lot of things: managing actors, working efficiently with a technical team, bringing people together to make a piece of integrated work,\u201d he says.\n\u201cI assisted for a long time which I think was a huge benefit. I got to nick the bits of really good directors I like and bend them in a shape that works for me John Doyle\u2019s expressionistic style I had always aspired to find my work. I worked a lot with Terry Johnson and he is a forensic playwright. I discovered a lot about text and caring about acting through choreograph expressionism. The biggest challenge is showing people that you can direct, lately I\u2019ve been trying to make my own work rather than waiting around to be offered it.\u201d\nIt\u2019s no real shock that Adam has found a home at the new musical venue, The Other Palace. Lenson believes that the venue has a big part to play in the continuing revolution driving new and experimental musicals. \u201cIt\u2019s probably no surprise that I\u2019ve ended up working there!\u201d He laughs.\n\u201cI believe the new British musical is going through a good time. But I also think it\u2019s important to do bold but experimental musicals as well. The exciting thing for me about The Other Palace is it is an establishment sign of a growing commitment to developing new musicals.\u201d\nHow does he manage his workload when thinking about his next wave of jobs? \u201cMy brother is a management consultant, he often likens it to re-fuelling the plane while flying it,\u201d he says drily. \u201cI\u2019m just constantly suggesting things to people and meeting people from all disciplines: writers, producers and actors, until I have the right combination of things.\u201d\n35 MM: A MUSICAL EXHIBITION is at The Other Palace, London, until 30 September.\nhttps://www.mrcarlwoodward.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/tn-500_thequentindentinshow-adamlensoncourtesyoflidiacrisafulli.jpg 401 600 Theatre M https://www.mrcarlwoodward.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/new-logo-img-300x27.png Theatre M2017-09-28 11:05:522017-09-30 03:26:32Director, Adam Lenson: \"I\u2019m all about musicals that push boundaries. Music is such an important tool for change.\"\nGuest blog, Jamie Eastlake: \u201cSomeone somewhere can help. Theatre N16 will survive. It has to.\u201d\nJamie Eastlake\n132 Theatre Companies on risk free deals\n110 New Writers\n17 Technicians\n200 first credits for actors cvs\n25 Actors on Equity contracts for in house productions\n28,000 People through the doors and rising\n11 BSL performances\n3 cheap Rehearsal spaces\n42 Number of productions transferred\nTheatre N16 has filled a gap in the industry. I\u2019m not saying there aren\u2019t models like ours. However there\u2019s not enough of them. There\u2019s always a debate about class divide in the arts and the lack of accessibility for so many different individuals, females, BAME actors and producers with not a pot to piss in. N16 was always about giving hope to these people. It sounds proper wanky but I genuinely think we have achieved this.\nWe\u2019re looking for a new home. One that we can set the foundations up for years to come. We\u2019ve been extremely unlucky so far. It was the perfect space for us. Times were very tough to start. Because I was desperate to secure somewhere our initial agreement was a bit of an odd one. We had to prove to management that we were going to be a worthy asset. This meant programming theatre Sundays- Thursdays and then on a weekend giving the space back to the pub to hold parties. This wasn\u2019t just giving back the space. This was completely de-rigging it and taking down set. If we had a three week run of a show they\u2019d have to do three get outs. It was crazy. No matter what has been thrown against us we\u2019ve overcome it. It didn\u2019t take us long to prove to be a a valuable asset and secure 7 days a week to allow us to offer a more comfortable operation for theatre companies.\nMy dream move would be to secure a stand alone property. Somewhere where we can run a bar at the same time as the theatre. A place where we can make revenue to support even more companies and artists. We\u2019ve already got the business model planned out from our shortlist for the space in Streatham. I\u2019m sure there\u2019s people running spaces out there who are sick of what they do, they could be the people who answers our prayer. We\u2019re working on a patron plan that will see us having a bit of leverage in the bank. This will allow us to get the best possible space we can get. This is the dream model. If a cracking pub space in a great area on a great deal came about we\u2019d love to talk it through. Pub theatre is very special to me. I love having a pint, seeing a show then going downstairs to catch the second half of a footy match.\nWhat this call to arms represents is hope. I\u2019m blown away so far my all the messages and people crying out that someone somewhere can help. Theatre N16 will survive. It has to.\nWatch the documentary about when we opened in Balham. I think it sums up everything about us.\nhttps://www.mrcarlwoodward.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/786F0225-7DEF-4130-8003-A99E19662097-1.jpeg 370 620 Theatre M https://www.mrcarlwoodward.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/new-logo-img-300x27.png Theatre M2017-09-27 13:52:062017-09-29 02:11:35Guest blog, Jamie Eastlake: \u201cSomeone somewhere can help. Theatre N16 will survive. It has to.\u201d\nTheatre N16 is looking for a new home\nAfter over 178 productions and over 28,000 audience members through the door since moving to the Bedford in 2015, Theatre N16 is looking for a new home from December 2017.\nTheatre N16 was set up in 2015 to be a stomping ground for new companies and a place to try out new work, offering affordable deals on rehearsal and performance space. It has offered a ground-breaking, risk-free deal to all companies, which 95% of our guests have taken, guaranteeing that creatives do not leave our space owing the venue money. This is all under the auspices of an Equity Fringe Agreement, with Theatre N16 one of the few London venues to have signed up to the deal to guarantee pay to all creatives working for the venue.\nWithin this structure, Theatre N16 has offered performance space to 110 new writers, with over 200 first credits for new and young performers, and 42 productions transferring into other venues all over the world. In reaction to industry issues, they have started encouraging and promoting more successfully for female directors and writers, and worked hard to find productions and casting processes that favour BAME performers.\n\u201cThe increasingly important Theatre N16\u201d British Theatre\nExecutive director Jamie Eastlake says: \u201cI was sick to death of watching theatre companies get ripped off under business models that relied on funding the theatre first. Instead, we kept finding new innovative ideas to keep a space open. The fringe is the lifeblood of theatre. Having good solid fringe theatre models is what creates new work and new artists and feeds the West End.\u201c\nNow, the new owners of The Bedford, Theatre N16\u2019s home for the last two years, have decided to redevelop the pub. The theatre is looking for a new home, to continue their model of offering affordable space to give creatives a first rung on the ladder. Jamie Eastlake says: \u201cThis is a call to arms. We have to find somewhere \u2013 and we need help.\u201d\n\u201cThere\u2019s a clear passion radiating from this venue\u201d View From The Gods\nhttps://www.mrcarlwoodward.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/Jamie-Eastlake_220-copy.jpg 867 1300 Theatre M https://www.mrcarlwoodward.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/new-logo-img-300x27.png Theatre M2017-09-26 13:01:452017-09-28 22:02:44Theatre N16 is looking for a new home\nKwame Kwei-Armah announced as the new Artistic Director of Young Vic Theatre\nThe Young Vic has announced that Kwame Kwei-Armah will become the new Artistic Director in February 2018.\nKwame Kwei-Armah is an award-winning director and playwright and the outgoing Artistic Director of Baltimore Center Stage where he directed extensively. Directing credits also include New York\u2019s Public Theater, Signature Theatre, Oregon Shakespeare Festival, the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra and Birmingham Repertory Theatre. His production of One Night in Miami at the Donmar Warehouse was nominated for an Olivier Award for Best New Play.\nHis works as playwright include One Love (Birmingham Rep), Marley, Beneatha\u2019s Place (Baltimore Center Stage), Elmina\u2019s Kitchen, Fix Up, Statement of Regret (National Theatre) and Let There Be Love and Seize the Day (Tricycle Theatre). Kwame was the Chancellor of the University of the Arts London from 2010-15, and in 2012 was awarded an OBE for Services to Drama.\nKwame will succeed David Lan further to the announcement that he would be stepping down in 2018 after 18 years in the role. Kwame will announce his first season of work as Artistic Director in the new year.\nKwame Kwei-Armah says: \u201cTo walk into the Young Vic is to come face to face with everything I love about theatre, so I am beyond humbled, if not a little scared. But to lead this magnificent theatre at this time in our nation\u2019s history, after such a visionary as David, excites me beyond words. I can\u2019t wait to get started.\u201d\nPatrick McKenna, Chair of the Board, says: \u201cAfter meeting Kwame the panel was unanimous in its decision to appoint him as the next leader for this remarkable institution. Kwame\u2019s wealth of experience directing, writing and working with the local community in Baltimore and beyond will translate beautifully to his new role leading the work on the Young Vic\u2019s three stages as well as its pioneering outreach and education work in London.\u201d\nDavid Lan, outgoing Artistic Director, says: \u201cThe choice the panel has made is inspired. I welcome it wholeheartedly and will do whatever I can to support Kwame in the early days as he finds his own distinctive way to keep the Young Vic one of the great producing theatres of this country and the world.\u201d\nMore about Kwame Kwei-Armah\nKwame Kwei-Armah, born in 1967, is the outgoing Artistic Director of Baltimore Center Stage where he has directed: Jazz, Marley, One Night in Miami, Amadeus, Dance of the holy ghosts, The Mountaintop; An Enemy of the People, The Whipping Man and Things of Dry Hours. Other work as a director includes: Twelve Night, Comedy of Errors, Much Ado About Nothing, Detroit\u201967 (Public Theatre, New York), The Liquid Plain (Signature Theatre, New York and Oregon Shakespeare Festival), Porgy and Bess (Baltimore Symphony Orchestra) the Olivier Nominated One night in Miami for Best New Play 2016 (Donmar Warehouse) and One Love (Birmingham Repertory Theatre).\nAs a playwright his credits include One Love (Birmingham Repertory Theatre), Beneatha\u2019s Place (Baltimore Center Stage) Elmina\u2019s Kitchen, Fix Up, Statement of Regret (National Theatre) Let There Be Love and Seize the Day(Tricycle Theatre).\nKwame was Artistic Director for the Festival of Black arts and Culture, Senegal, in 2010. He conceived and directed the opening ceremony at Senghor National stadium. He is an Associate Director of the Donmar Warehouse and has served on the boards of the National Theatre, Tricycle Theatre, and Theatre Communications Group. Kwame was the Chancellor of the University of the Arts London from 2010 to 2015, and in 2012 was awarded an OBE for Services to Drama.\nIn 2012, 2013 and 2014 Kwame was named Best Director in City Paper\u2019s Best of Baltimore Awards and in 2015 was nominated for the prestigious Stage Directors and Choreographers Zelda Fichandler Award for Best Regional Artistic Director. In 2016 he was awarded the Urban Visionary Award alongside House Representative Elijah Cummings by the Center for Urban Families for his work in the Baltimore community.\nhttps://www.mrcarlwoodward.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/2008_1611_400x400.jpg 400 400 Theatre M https://www.mrcarlwoodward.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/new-logo-img-300x27.png Theatre M2017-09-26 10:42:532017-09-26 13:53:23Kwame Kwei-Armah announced as the new Artistic Director of Young Vic Theatre\nNottingham Playhouse, Adam Penford: A first season. Some details.\nMr Adam Penford\nNottingham Playhouse has announced Adam Penford\u2019s first season as Artistic Director, including multi-award winning drama The Madness of George III starring Mark Gatiss. Fancy that!\nNottingham Playhouse\u2019s Chief Executive Stephanie Sirr said; \u201cThis season marks the launch of a new era for Nottingham Playhouse \u2013 we\u2019re very pleased to welcome Adam and tremendously excited by the wonderful season he has put together.\u201d\nAdam\u2019s return to his home town of Nottingham follows an incredibly successful career directing for some of the UK\u2019s most exciting theatres including the National Theatre, The Old Vic, Donmar Warehouse, Watermill Theatre, and Found111.\nIn his new role, Adam has revealed a total of eight brand new productions for the Playhouse\u2019s main stage, as well as announcing a new production for the Neville Studio and a series of initiatives to support artist development and new writing. The 2018 programme also has a strong focus on accessibility.\n\u201cUltimately, the Playhouse belongs to the community and our audiences. They own it. That\u2019s what we have to honour and that\u2019s what makes it such an exciting place,\u201d said Adam.\n\u201cNot only is 2018 my first year, it\u2019s also the Playhouse\u2019s 70th anniversary, an important milestone for us all and a great opportunity to take risks and produce shows that open up the theatre to new audiences.\n\u201cI think many people come to the theatre because it offers them a window onto the world, or for escapism, or to expand their horizons and challenge their ideas. So alongside local stories we\u2019ll also be presenting work that looks at the world through a wider lens.\u201d\nCLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD THE SEASON GUIDE Nottingham Playhouse 2018 Season Announcement \u2013 FINAL\nIn February, Penford\u2019s first production as Artistic Director is Wonderland by Beth Steel, a gripping play that takes a 360\u00b0 look at the events of the 1984-85 miners\u2019 strike.\nFeaturing creative use of audio description, captioning and British Sign Language interpretation, Timberlake Wertenbaker\u2019s Our Country\u2019s Good, a co-production with UK Theatre Award 2017 nominated initiative Ramps on the Moon, follows in March.\nBased on his own award-winning novel, Louis Sachar\u2019s family show Holes provides a quirky adventure for Easter. Completing the Spring line up is the world premiere of Shebeen \u2013 a new play by Nottingham writer Mufaro Makubika and directed by Matthew Xia \u2013 that sees a forbidden party in 1958 St. Ann\u2019s, under threat from the police.\nThe Autumn will see an ultra-stylish new production of the hit Broadway musical Sweet Charity, directed by Bill Buckhurst and featuring choreography by Alistair David. This is followed by Diane Samuels\u2019Kindertransport, telling the poignant story of a child refugee sent to England in the months leading up to World War II.\nThe culmination of the Autumn\u2019s main stage programme will be Alan Bennett\u2019s The Madness of George III starring Olivier award-winner Mark Gatiss (Sherlock, The League of Gentlemen, Doctor Who, Wolf Hall).\nCommenting on the production, Mark Gatiss said: \u201cIt\u2019s a wonderful play with an epic feel and yet Alan Bennett makes it into a rather touching domestic drama too.\n\u201cFor me, working with Adam was a major part of why I was attracted to the production. I hope people have a great time. 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The programme includes advice surgeries, workshops, feedback on performances, as well as development time, Scratch Nights and the annual Playground Festival in the Neville Studio, alongside the Playhouse\u2019s Associate Artists scheme.\nFiona continued: \u201cThe Neville Studio provides a home to great theatre, dance and performance that is produced both locally and nationally. It provides a space for artists to develop their work, and for local people of all ages to take part in a wide range of creative activities.\u201d\nAs well as announcing new productions and the Amplify artist development programme, Adam is also on the hunt for homegrown acting talent.\nHe said: \u201cWe\u2019re immensely proud that Nottinghamshire has produced and is home to a huge number of talented actors. 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        "raw_content": "Fibromyalgia \u2013 The Path to Diagnosis\nThe path to a diagnosis of fibromyalgia can be a long and uncertain one. It takes an estimated five years on average to receive a fibromyalgia diagnosis. Waiting to see whether symptoms continue or worsen is an unfortunate aspect of the process for many people. Other conditions may be suspected or even misdiagnosed before a person is finally diagnosed with fibromyalgia. Some people have multiple chronic conditions, making it difficult for doctors to identify which is causing pain and other symptoms.\nMany doctors previously denied the validity of fibromyalgia as a diagnosis since it cannot be detected by tests, and researchers still do not know how it develops. Physicians often insisted that symptoms were purely psychological. Fibromyalgia is more widely recognized now, and guidelines exist for its diagnosis and treatment.\nThere is no one conclusive test that proves fibromyalgia. Instead, there are three main criteria, all of which must be present to diagnose fibromyalgia:\nSymptoms of widespread pain, fatigue, cognitive issues, and waking up feeling tired over the past week; and\nSymptoms at a similar severity that have lasted at least three months; and\nOther possible conditions have been ruled out.\nAlthough fibromyalgia symptoms can differ between people, certain core symptoms must be established for fibromyalgia to be considered as a diagnosis. Severity and duration of symptoms are also important.\nTests and what they show\nSome tests can provide support for a fibromyalgia diagnosis, while others are performed to rule out other conditions.\nThe doctor will take a thorough history, asking for specific details about pain and other symptoms over time. They will likely ask about family medical history and possible exposures to toxins or infections. A clear picture may emerge from the medical history that will help a doctor assess risk factors that may strengthen the suspicion of fibromyalgia or rule out other conditions.\nThe doctor will carefully examine you, checking for tender points and any other source of pain. The results of the physical exam may suggest fibromyalgia or another condition.\nDozens of other conditions can produce fibromyalgia-like symptoms such as fatigue and chronic pain, and these must be ruled out in order to confirm fibromyalgia. The process of ruling out similar conditions is referred to as differential diagnosis. To list just a few, conditions that may resemble fibromyalgia may include hypothyroidism (low thyroid hormones), polymyalgia rheumatica, depression, and autoimmune disorders such as lupus, spondylitis, Sj\u00f6gren's syndrome, multiple sclerosis, myasthenia gravis, and rheumatoid arthritis.\nYour doctor may be able to rule out many of these conditions quickly based on your medical and family history or simple blood tests. Other disorders may require time and repeated tests before they can be confirmed or ruled out. The presence of other diseases in addition to fibromyalgia may complicate the differential diagnosis and eventually result in multiple diagnoses.\nBlood tests cannot prove fibromyalgia, but they can rule out many other conditions. For example, hypothyroid tests will show abnormally low levels of thyroid hormones. Most autoimmune conditions will show high levels of inflammatory proteins and autoantibodies, or proteins made by the immune system that attack the body\u2019s tissues. If all blood tests are normal, a diagnosis of fibromyalgia looks more likely.\nIf the doctor suspects a degenerative condition such as rheumatoid arthritis, they may order X-ray, computed tomography (CT), or magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scans to check for damage to joints. Fibromyalgia does not cause damage.\nWhat is the prognosis for fibromyalgia?\nFibromyalgia is a chronic condition, but symptoms may come and go with significant periods of remission. Fibromyalgia is not life-threatening, and it does not shorten the lifespan. There is no cure for fibromyalgia, but it can be treated. Read more about fibromyalgia treatments.\nDiagnosis \u2013 National Fibromyalgia & Chronic Pain Association\nFibromyalgia: Understand the diagnosis process \u2013 Mayo Clinic\nPrognosis \u2013 National Fibromyalgia & Chronic Pain Association\nWhat age were you diagnosed at? (Q+A)\nGetting diagnosed (Q+A)\nHow did everyone get diagnosed? (Q+A)\nCheryl I'm sorry about everything you've gone through and now the cancer diagnosis. I hope treatment will take care of the cancer. Take care of you.\u2026 read more",
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        "raw_content": "A Pain in the Wrist: Carpal Tunnel Syndrome\nNail techs are especially vulnerable to hand and wrist maladies, particularly carpal tunnel syndrome. Educating yourself about its symptoms and causes can help you prevent, treat, or resolve an existing condition.\nFour weeks into nail school at Chris\u2019s Beauty College in Gulfport, Miss., Selina Rodriguez began feeling pain in her left hand that worsened when she filed acrylic nails. \u201cIt felt like a sore bruise\u201d says Rodriguez. \u201cI\u2019ve had minor aches in my hand before, but nothing that felt quite like that. I told my instructor about it, and she told me it was probably carpal tunnel syndrome. She too suffered from it and had to have surgery.\u201d\nRodriguez\u2019s predicament is not uncommon among nail techs. According to NAILS\u2019 2012-2013 Big Book, of the 40% of nail techs who report work-related health concerns, carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS) is the most common, at 42%. Among the general population, CTS affects approximately 10%, and while it\u2019s an unusual occurrence in people younger than 20, it\u2019s now presenting in that population more often as well. \u201cWe\u2019re seeing CTS happening at very early ages,\u201d says John T. Knight, M.D., director of the Hand and Wrist Institute in Beverly Hills. \u201cThe reason is automated technology \u2014 texting, computers, and gaming.\u201d With all the repetitive motion (one of the causes of CTS) required by contemporary day-to-day life, how can CTS be prevented and/or treated? It helps to first understand exactly what CTS is.\nAccording to the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke, carpal tunnel syndrome is a result of compression of the median nerve \u2014 which runs from the forearm into the palm of the hand \u2014 at the wrist. The median nerve controls sensation to the palms, thumbs, and middle three fingers of the hands, and also controls impulses to small muscles that control movement. The median nerve and tendons are located inside the carpal tunnel, which is a narrow tunnel of ligament and bones at the base of the hand. Inflammation or thickening of the tendons can narrow the carpal tunnel and cause compression of the median nerve.\nThe result of this compression of the median nerve is often weakness, numbness, tingling, pain that radiates up the arm, and other symptoms. These symptoms usually start gradually with burning, tingling, itching and/or numbness often concentrated in the thumb and the index and middle fingers. Swelling or the sensation of swelling is also common. Because of the loss of feeling in the fingertips, some sufferers have trouble performing intricate tasks, such as fastening hooks or clasps on clothing and jewelry, and may even lose the ability to feel hot and cold temperatures. Symptoms can appear in both hands simultaneously or one hand may be more affected initially. Because many people sleep with their wrists flexed, symptoms may first appear at night, causing a person to awaken feeling the need to \u201cshake out\u201d the hand or wrist.\nThere are myriad factors \u2014 often a combination of them \u2014 that can cause pressure on the median nerve and tendons in the carpal tunnel. \u201cThere is often a hereditary predisposition,\u201d says Dr. Knight. \u201cThe carpal tunnel can simply be smaller in some people. Other contributing factors include inflammatory conditions, such as rheumatoid arthritis; metabolic abnormalities, such as thyroid disease and diabetes; and trauma, such as fractures.\u201d And while the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke reports that there is little clinical data to prove whether repetitive and forceful movements of the hand and wrist cause carpal tunnel syndrome, other related disorders such as bursitis and tendonitis have been associated with performing repetitive motions. Additionally, a recent case-control study of surgically-treated CTS found that reasonable evidence exists that regular, prolonged use of hand-held powered vibratory tools more than doubles the risk of CTS. This study is cited in an article by Keith T. Palmer, professor of occupational medicine and MRC clinical scientist. In the same article, Palmer reports that, \u201cThere is substantial evidence for similar or even higher risks from prolongedand highly repetitious flexion and extension of the wrist, especially when allied with a forceful grip.\u201d The intricate work a nail tech does clipping, shaping, and filing \u2014 not to mention the vibration from e-files \u2014 would certainly constitute prolonged repetitive motion.\nA physical examination can help to determine if the pain is being caused by an underlying disorder or if the pain is related to daily activities. It can also rule out other conditions that mimic carpal tunnel syndrome; lab tests, X-rays, and/or ultrasound can reveal diseases and injuries such as diabetes, arthritis, or fractures. Two tests to specifically pinpoint CTS may be employed. The first is the Tinel test, where the physician will put pressure on the median nerve in the wrist. If CTS is present, the patient will feel a tingling or a shock-like sensation. The second test, called the Phalen, or wrist-flexion test, will produce similar results within one minute if CTS is present. In this test, the patient points the fingers downward and presses the backs of the hands together.\nDr. Knight says that diagnosis is mainly based on the patient\u2019s history and the physical examination, but that electrodiagnostic testing is important to determine the severity. This may involve a nerve conduction study, wherein small electric shocks are applied to the hand and wrist via electrodes to measure the speed of nerve impulses. A second electrodiagnostic test is electromyography. A fine needle is inserted into a muscle and the electrical activity is measured to determine how well the median nerve is functioning.\nConservative treatment for CTS, according to Dr. Knight, involves using a brace at night, rest, NSAIDs \u2014 such as aspirin, ibuprofen, and other nonprescription pain relievers \u2014 activity modification, and ergonomic modifications of the work station. \u201cPrior to surgery,\u201d says Dr. Knight, \u201ca cortisone injection may provide some temporary relief.\u201d\nIf you are postponing surgery, there are a few other options to try in addition to the above suggestions. Diuretics can decrease swelling and relieve pressure. Stretching and strengthening exercises, if not too painful, can be helpful (see sidebar for links to CTS stretches). Some CTS sufferers claim to have found some relief through alternative therapies such as acupuncture and chiropractic, and yoga has been shown to improve grip strength and alleviate pain.\nAnother alternative therapy for CTS, an external suction technique called cupping, has been shown to provide temporary relief. In a German study published in The Journal of Pain, researchers randomly divided 52 CPS patients into treatment and control groups. The treatment group had cupping glasses applied to their skin over the trapezius muscle \u2014 which creates a partial vacuum \u2014 followed by five to 10 skin punctures with a sterile lancet. Results showed that CTS patients given cupping treatment experienced reduced symptoms and pain and higher functionality for one week after treatment.\nOne of the most common surgical procedures in the United States, carpal tunnel release is generally recommended if symptoms don\u2019t abate with other therapies or if the symptoms last for six months. There are two types of surgery, endoscopic tunnel release and open release, which both involve severing the band of tissue around the wrist to reduce pressure on the median nerve.\n\u201cEndoscopic carpal tunnel release, which is the newest, cutting-edge treatment, is a 10-minute outpatient surgery performed under either a regional or general anesthetic,\u201d explains Dr. Knight. \u201cA lighted scope is placed into the carpal tunnel through a 1-cm incision. A knife is deployed to cut the ligament to relieve pressure on the nerve. The skin is glued together and a bandage applied. Surgery requires very few pain pills and likely only a few NSAIDS. A complete recovery usually occurs within weeks.\u201d Endoscopic surgery may offer less postoperative pain and faster recovery than the traditional open release method.\nHOW IS CTS PREVENTED?\nAs a nail tech, your days may be jam-packed with clients, leaving you little time to rest or take breaks, but not doing so can leave you vulnerable to CTS. Be sure to take the time to perform stretching exercises and do your best to take standing or walking breaks between clients. Use correct posture and wrist position, and make sure your workstations and tools are ergonomically efficient. If you begin to feel symptoms, wearing splints or braces can keep your wrists straight, and fingerless gloves can keep your hands warm and flexible.\nThe most important thing to do if you suspect CTS is to get a proper diagnosis; if left untreated it can cause permanent damage to the median nerve or cause the muscles at the base of the thumb to waste away. Surgery is sometimes the only viable option in order to continue a career in nails. \u201cRight now, I\u2019m just massaging my hand and stretching it and using less pressure in order to not feel pain,\u201d says Rodriguez. \u201cBut it will definitely make it painful for me to do nails if I don\u2019t find a solution. I plan on seeing a doctor as soon as possible, and I\u2019d advise anyone with symptoms to get them checked out right away. Don\u2019t let this be an obstacle if being a nail tech is what you love.\u201d\nVICKI PETERS: MY CTS STORY\nAbout eight years into my nail career, my hands started to periodically go numb and I would have to lower them to my side and shake them to get the blood back into them. I also tend to sleep with my hands curled under my pillow, and I would wake up and my hands would be stiff. I remember as early as five years prior to doing nails, my hands were unusually stiff in cold weather, so I suspect I had the beginning stages of CTS then. I was lucky because I was not working in the salon at the time and knew I couldn\u2019t return to nails full time until I had the surgery.\nI saw a hand specialist and went through some tests to confirm what I already knew. They stick push pin-type needles that are attached to wires into the muscles of your hands. They send electricity through the wires and watch the movement in your hands to determine how severe the carpal tunnel is. My surgeon told me that because I also had numbness in the tips of my index fingers, I was beyond therapy and needed surgery. He also could not guarantee I would get the feeling back in my fingertips (which, thankfully, I did).\nBoth hands were equally affected, but I chose to have surgery on my left hand first because it seemed to bother me the most. My first surgery was in the early \u201890s, and the second was not until 2004. After each surgery, it was a few months before I spent any time at my nail table, only because I was afforded the time. 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        "raw_content": "Home > Press Releases > New York Icons Rockettes%C2%AE Named Godmothers Norwegian Breakaway\n\u2190 Back to All Press Releases\nNew York Icons The Rockettes\u00ae Named Godmothers of Norwegian Breakaway\nPartnership with the Rockettes, the Radio City Christmas Spectacular and Radio City Music Hall unveiled\nMiami - Sep 18, 2012\nMembers of the legendary New York dance company will be part of the onboard guest experiences for select cruises six sailings of Norwegian Breakaway, beginning May 12, 2013, and the first sailing of each month thereafter, taking part in special events for guests to enjoy.\nNorwegian Cruise Line and MSG Entertainment announced today that the Rockettes, one of New York's most illustrious and beloved icons, will christen Norwegian Breakaway as the official Godmothers, further strengthening the ship's strong ties to New York. The christening ceremony will take place in New York City on May 8, 2013 on board Norwegian Breakaway, the largest ship to homeport year-round in New York. The partnership with the Rockettes will include Norwegian Cruise Line as the designated \"Official Cruise Line\" of the Rockettes and Radio City Music Hall, and as the \"Official Partner\"of the Radio City Christmas Spectacular. As part of their role as Godmothers, two Rockettes will sail aboard the first six sailings of Norwegian Breakaway, beginning May 12, 2013, and the first sailing of each month thereafter, taking part in special events for guests to enjoy.\n\"Norwegian Breakaway is being designed as New York's ship and we want everyone to know that this is the \"must-sail\" cruise ship from New York in 2013 and beyond,\" said Kevin Sheehan, Norwegian Cruise Line's chief executive officer. \"I strongly believe that the Rockettes, one of the most beloved and recognizable New York icons, are the perfect choice to serve as the ship's Godmothers. The Rockettes not only epitomize New York, they are known as strong role models and talented stars. We couldn't be more pleased to have these renowned dancers as the Godmothers of New York's ship, Norwegian Breakaway.\"\n\"We are thrilled to announce our partnership with Norwegian Cruise Line as we bring together three of our iconic New York based properties in the MSG Entertainment portfolio, Radio City Music Hall, the Radio City Christmas Spectacular and the legendary Rockettes,\" said Melissa Ormond, president, Madison Square Garden Entertainment. \"This signature partnership will provide Norwegian Cruise Line with unprecedented access to the Rockettes, Radio City and the Christmas Spectacular, providing their customers an opportunity to experience firsthand these New York icons. The Rockettes have been beloved by millions of fans for the past 85 years in New York and it is such an honor to celebrate their legacy as the official Godmothers of the largest ship ever to homeport in New York City.\"\nThe larger partnership across the MSGE properties, Radio City Music Hall, the Radio City Christmas Spectacular and the Rockettes, will create expansive brand exposure for Norwegian Cruise Line at Radio City Music Hall, including onsite venue presence during the 2012 production of the Christmas Spectacular. Guests attending this year's Christmas Spectacular at Radio City Music Hall can participate in the \"Spectacular Sweeps,\" a sweepstakes that can be entered right from their seats with the opportunity to win one of two cruises for a family of four on Norwegian Breakaway.\nNorwegian Cruise Line will have a year-round display in Radio City Music Hall's Grand Lounge that features an 11-foot replica of Norwegian Breakaway, along with information on the ship's unique attributes, entertainment, dining, destinations and more.\nOnboard Norwegian Breakaway, the Rockettes,with their unparalleled grace, athleticism and precision technique that has made them part of the fabric of New York City for 85 years, will be showcased with a variety of offerings, including a historical retrospective in the ship's library, exclusive fitness class designed by the Rockettes, featured beverages and more. On select sailings, guests will have the exclusive opportunity to meet two of the Rockettes. Sailing on the first six cruises from New York, as well as the first sailing of every month, two Rockettes will offer special fitness classes, photo opportunities, meet and greet speaker series and more.\n\"Having two Rockettes on board select sailings is going to be a very special opportunity for our guests to have more interaction with these incredibly talented and dynamic women,\" added Sheehan. \"This truly takes the role of Godmother to a new level as the Rockettes will be a special part of Norwegian Breakaway's unique cruising experience.\"\nStarting with their inaugural New York City performance in 1927, the Rockettes have wowed audiences for the last 85 years. From appearances on the Tony Awards, Project Runway, Dancing with the Stars and the Super Bowl Halftime Show to Presidential inaugurations, the Rockettes are the epitome of teamwork and the embodiment of the belief that \"together we're better.\" Each dancer achieved their lifelong dream of becoming a Rockette through hard work, determination, dedication and dreaming big. Known for their rich history, unrivaled talent, strength, dynamism, precision and athleticism, the Rockettes have become one of the nation's most beloved icons. As the stars of the annual Christmas Spectacular production, the Rockettes entertain more than one million people each year and have played to 75 different cities across the country with the national touring production.\nKnown as the showplace of the nation, Radio City Music Hall has hosted some of the biggest names in entertainment and music since it opened its doors on December 27, 1932. More than 300 million people have come to the Music Hall to enjoy stage shows, movies, concerts and special events, as well as the annual Christmas Spectacular production. The 2012 edition of the Christmas Spectacular invites audiences to take part in the Rockettes Celebration! This year's production commemorates 85 years of the past, present and future of the Rockettes featuring dazzling dance numbers, beloved favorites, breathtaking special effects and a brand new showcase featuring the Rockettes' most extraordinary costumes through the years, alongside beloved favorites that have been in the show since its inception.\nThe 4,000 passenger Norwegian Breakaway will arrive in her year-round homeport of New York City in early May 2013. The ship will begin weekly summer seven-day cruises to Bermuda on Sunday, May 12, 2013. From October 2013 through April 2014, New York's ship will offer seven-day voyages from the heart of Manhattan to the Bahamas and Florida, as well as two 12-day sailings to the Southern Caribbean.\nTo date, the company has revealed the ship's groundbreaking design, including The Waterfront and 678 Ocean Place; a wide range of indoor and outdoor venues on three dynamic decks that will create a whole new complex at sea that enhances guests' connection with the ocean. Norwegian Breakaway's entertainment will include three Broadway shows: five-time Tony nominated ROCK OF AGES; the dance sensation BURN THE FLOOR; and CIRQUE DREAMS & DINNER JUNGLE FANTASY. The famed comedy troupe The Second City, Howl at the Moon dueling pianos, and New York's own Slam Allen will also perform on the vessel. Celebrity Chef and Food Network star Geoffrey Zakarian will also debut his first restaurant at sea on Norwegian Breakaway: Ocean Blue by Geoffrey Zakarian.\nThe ship will also feature a rich mix of stateroom options including The Haven by Norwegian, comprised of 42 Suites at the top of the ship in an exclusive, private key-card enclave and 22 additional Suites located throughout the ship; the innovative Studios, designed and priced for solo travelers; the re-introduction of Oceanview staterooms, Balcony and Mini-Suites; along with Spa Balcony, Mini-Suites and Suites in close proximity to the spa.\nFor more information on the incredible features and accommodations on Norwegian Breakaway, visit www.breakaway.ncl.com. To book a cruise on Norwegian Breakaway, contact a travel professional, call Norwegian at 800-327-7030or visit www.ncl.com. Comment on today's announcement on our Facebook page.\nAbout MSG Entertainment\nMSG Entertainment is one of the country's leaders in live entertainment. MSG Entertainment creates, produces and/or presents a variety of live productions, including the Radio City Christmas Spectacular featuring the Rockettes. MSG Entertainment also presents or hosts other live entertainment events such as concerts, family shows and special events in the Company's diverse collection of venues. These venues include Madison Square Garden, Radio City Music Hall, the Theater at Madison Square Garden, the Beacon Theatre, the Chicago Theatre, the Forum in Inglewood, CA, and the Wang Theatre in Boston, MA. More information is available at www.themadisonsquaregardencompany.com.\nNorwegian Cruise Line is the innovator in cruise travel with a 45-year history of breaking the boundaries of traditional cruising, most notably with the introduction of Freestyle Cruising which has revolutionized the industry by allowing guests more freedom and flexibility.\nToday, Norwegian invites consumers to \"Cruise Like a Norwegian\" on one of its 11 purpose-built Freestyle Cruising ships, providing guests the opportunity to enjoy a relaxed cruise vacation on some of the newest and most contemporary ships at sea. The Company has two 4,000-passenger vessels, Norwegian Breakaway and Norwegian Getaway, on order for delivery in April 2013 and early 2014.\nNorwegian's largest and most innovative Freestyle Cruising ship, Norwegian Epic, debuted in June 2010 and has been named \"Best Overall Cruise Ship\" by the readers of Travel Weekly and \"Best Ship for Sea Days\" by Cruise Critic. 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        "raw_content": "Tipped Semi Snarls Traffic:\nA rolled over semi tied up traffic yesterday at the intersection of Washington and 75th streets. The semi tipped over around 2:40 p.m. as it was making a turn, according to an eyewitness. The driver sustained minor injuries, and was taken to an area hospital for treatment. There is no word yet on what caused the rollover.\nRiverwalk Planter Toppled:\nSometime last night, a 1,200 pound planter was rolled off the top level of the Riverwalk, leading it to smash into the lower level and fall into the river. The planter is completely destroyed, and the lower level of the Riverwalk has been damaged. The Naperville Park District Police are currently investigating; please contact them if you have any information.\nRt. 59 Safety Initiative:\nNaperville police are out today for a regional Route 59 traffic safety initiative. Our local law enforcement, along with those in neighboring towns, will be keeping a closer eye on the Route 59 corridor, in an effort to stop speeders, distracted drivers, and folks not wearing their seatbelts. Patrols will be out from Will County to Cook County as part of the initiative.\nHigh Schools Make US News List:\nOur area public high schools have all made it onto U.S. News & World Reports\u2019 2018 Best High Schools list. After studying more than 20,000 public high schools across our country, District 204\u2019s Neuqua Valley has landed at 646, Metea Valley at 854, and Waubonsie Valley at 1,143. District 203 also made the grade, with Naperville Central coming in at 1,210, and Naperville North at 1,234. Statewide, Neuqua came in at 16, Metea at 19, and Waubonsie at 24, with Central at 28, and North at 29. Rankings were based on state assessments, graduation rates, and college preparedness.\nNCC to add Women\u2019s Wrestling:\nYesterday North Central College announced the addition of a 27th varsity sport to their athletic program. In 2019, Women\u2019s Wrestling will make its debut at NCC. North Central is the fourth college in Illinois to add Women\u2019s Wrestling into the fold. Men\u2019s head wrestling coach, Joe Norton will take the helm of the women\u2019s program as well, which will compete in ten weight classes from October through February.",
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        "raw_content": "Photo: Information on the standards you have a right to expect from audiology services\nIn England, the NHS constitution sets out the principles and values of the NHS in England, and explains the rights and responsibilities of patients, public and staff.\nThe rights of NHS patients include the right:\nto receive care and treatment that is appropriate to you, meets your needs and reflects your preferences\nto access certain services commissioned by NHS bodies within maximum waiting times, or for the NHS to take all reasonable steps to offer you a range of suitable alternative providers if this is not possible\nnot to be unlawfully discriminated against in the provision of NHS services\nto be treated with a professional standard of care, by appropriately qualified and experienced staff\nto be treated with dignity and respect, in accordance with your human rights.\nThe Council for Disabled Children (CDC) has an interactive and accessible online tool for children and young people to help them understand their rights in the health system. This online tool is aimed at children and young people in England but some of the information may still be helpful for children and young people in other parts of the UK.\nThe Constitution doesn\u2019t apply to NHS services in other parts of the UK but other rights or support are in place:\nIn Scotland, your health rights are set out through the Charter of Patient Rights and Responsibilities.\nIn Wales, Health and Care Standards outline what you can expect from health services.\nIn Northern Ireland, the Patient and Client Council provides information and support to patients.\nThe Equality Act 2010 (England, Scotland and Wales) and the Disability Discrimination Act 1995 (Northern Ireland) also mean that health services must make reasonable adjustments to make sure that you can access their services.\nAn example of a reasonable adjustment might be making sure that the health service books any communication support that your child needs to attend any health appointments. For more information see the Rights to Equality page for your nation.\nWhat you have a right to expect from your audiology service\nYou have a right to expect certain standards from your child\u2019s audiology service. Below are some quality standards guides for different areas of audiology, as well as vision care for deaf children.\nThese guides are written for professionals, but you may want to read them yourself or share them with the professionals supporting your child.\nModernising children\u2019s hearing aid services guidelines and quality standards.\nQuality Standards for the Use of Personal Radio Aids.\nYour child will usually move from child to adult audiology services between the ages of 16 and 21. We\u2019ve produced some quality standards guidelines that can help you and your child know what you have a right to expect during this transition: Quality Standards: Transition from paediatric to adult audiology services.\nFind out more at Audiology services.\nQuality standards used by the Newborn hearing screening programme.\nChildren\u2019s audiology services can become \u2018accredited\u2019 (officially recognised as meeting independently assessed standards). This can help to raise standards and reassure parents that their child will receive a high level of care.\nFind out if your child\u2019s audiology service is accredited by going to our Listen Up! campaign page.\nInformation on the Universal Newborn Hearing Screening Programme.\nPregnancy and Newborn Screening Standards.\nQuality Standards in Paediatric Audiology.\nQuality Standards: Transition from paediatric to adult audiology services.\nQuality standards for newborn hearing screening.\nYour right to ask for a second opinion\nLegally the NHS doesn\u2019t have to provide second opinions, but in practise doctors rarely refuse. Find out more at Audiology services.\nYour right to complain if you\u2019re not happy\nIf you\u2019re unhappy with your child\u2019s audiology service then we encourage you to express your opinion and to explain how services could be improved. Find out more at Audiology services.\nSimilarly, if you\u2019re unhappy about any other health service, such as your GP, speech and language therapist or hospital, visit the website for the service provider for information about how to give feedback or make a complaint.\nYour right to accessible information\nUnder the Equality Act 2010 (or Disability Discrimination Act 1995), health bodies must make reasonable adjustments so that you can access health services. This includes making sure that information is accessible and that you get the communication support you need.\nIn England, since 31 July 2016, all organisations that provide NHS care or adult social care are legally required to follow the Accessible Information Standard.\nThe Standard aims to make sure that people who have a disability or sensory loss get information that they can access and understand, and any communication support that they need.\nFind out more at www.england.nhs.uk.\nIn Wales the All Wales Standards for Accessible Communication and Information for People with Sensory Loss were launched in December 2013. 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        "raw_content": "Some of my favorite TV shows are the \"Hoarder\" shows \u2013 \"Hoarders - Buried Alive,\" \"Extreme Hoarders,\" and \"Animal Hoarders.\" I'm not completely sure why I like them so much, but I know it's not just the draw of watching something really gross. I also like hearing the stories of how these people got to the place where things were so bad that they would be approached by a TV show to air it for all of America to see. In other words, I want to know what the heck they were thinking when they started just throwing dirty toilet paper on the floor and leaving it there.\nAs we have already entered into the new year, I'd like to share some with you things I learned in 2014 and how those things will help me in 2015. There are 14 points that hopefully they will encourage, inspire and help you in 2015.\n2014 is here whether we are ready or not. Here are some things to ponder and chew on this year. I believe this year is a year of significant advancement or moving forward as the body of Christ tears down walls of division and religion. Job says this, \u201cThe righteous keep moving forward...\n3 Things That Break the Back of Envy\n\u201cLove is patient, love is kind. It does not envy . . . \u201d\nAs promised, this post goes along with yesterdays where I talked about the dark side of social media and measuring influence.",
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        "raw_content": "Nirmala rape and murder case: two police officials suspended\nKATHMANDU: The Police Headquarters in Kathmandu has suspended two police officials involved in the investigation into the case related to the rape and murder of Nirmala Panta of Kanchanpur.\nDeputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) Harsingh Dhami and police constable Chadani Saud, who were working in the District Police Office, Kanchanpur district, have been suspended due to their gross negligence in the investigation. They were assigned to investigate in the field in connection to the rape and murder case of teenager Panta.\n13-year-old Panta of Bhimduttanagr Municipality in Kanchanpur district was raped and murdered on July 26 and her dead body was found at a sugarcane field the next day.\nThe suspension has come following the recommendations furnished by the probe committed formed to investigate into the rape and murder case of Panta.\nSpokesperson of Police and Senior Superintendent of Police, Shailesh Thapa said that Dhami and Saud were suspended in accordance to the by rule 6 ( A) and (C) of Rule no. 115 of Nepal Police Regulations-2071 BS.\nEarlier, the Ministry of Home Affairs had suspended five police officials, including then Superintendent of Police (SP) of Kanchanpur, Dilli Raj Bista, citing their mishandling of the rape and murder case and real culprit behind the crime has not been ascertained.",
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        "raw_content": "TRANSPORT: Service is lacking\nLike your anonymous correspondent, I am baffled by the Tory leader Mr Jackson\u2019s sudden interest in the re-opening of the Ashington, Blyth and Tyne Railway with the suggestion of a feasibility study, (News Post Leader, November 15).\nOne has already been done so why is it necessary to start again? I hope it is not a bit of grandstanding on the part of Mr Jackson at the new North of Tyne Combined Authority.\nAlong with the above route, the Tories put a stop to the re-siting of Cramlington Railway Station, which remains hidden away near Nelson Village and hopelessly inaccessible to many.\nPlans were well in place to move the station south and alongside the ever-growing Manor Walks shopping complex.\nHowever, passengers remain with a service operated by Northern Rail, with the first train to Newcastle only starting at 8.05am, and even then there is standing room only for the up to 70 people boarding this train at Cramlington, who can\u2019t even buy a ticket due to the absence of a ticketing machine.\nThere is no integration with the bus services in the town, which I find amazing as the parent company of both rail and bus is one and the same, namely Arriva.\nI find it frustrating that a town the size of Cramlington, with ever-increasing road traffic, is hopelessly served by public transport.\nPlanners need to get on board.",
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        "raw_content": "Coachella rocks yet again\nApril 26, 2010 Natasha Aftandilians\nEzra Koenig of Vampire Weekend was just one of the performers at Coachella\nAlas, Coachella has come to an end, and for a lack of a better word, let\u2019s just say it was AWESOME. Although marred by a few technical and organizational difficulties, this year\u2019s festival otherwise went on without a hitch. Here\u2019s a brief recap of the good, the bad and the fucking ridiculous at Coachella.\nThis year you couldn\u2019t go wrong with the three headliners: Gorillaz, Muse and Jay-Z. Jay-Z started the party right on Friday night, playing a veritable \u201cbest of the best\u201d set-list that had even the coolest of the cool kids throwing their hands up in the air. As if hearing \u201c99 Problems,\u201d \u201cEmpire State of Mind\u201d and \u201cBig Pimpin\u2019\u201d wasn\u2019t good enough, he had none other than his lovely wifey Beyonc\u00e9 join him on stage to do a rendition of \u201cYoung Forever.\u201d And just to put the icing on the cake, their duet climaxed with an explosion of fireworks into the night sky. Jay-Z knows how to leave an audience happy and wanting more, and he certainly did it right this time.\nSaturday night\u2019s headliners played an equally explosive show on the main stage. Starting off the set with their latest hit, \u201cUprising,\u201d Matt Bellamy and company completely owned the stage with their raw, energetic presence. Coachella promoters had been critiqued for picking Muse as main-stage headliners, saying they weren\u2019t as well known in the U.S. as they were in Europe and Australia, but seeing the crowd of thousands screaming and singing along was enough to silence critics. Whether or not Muse is as famous here is irrelevant; they put on a show that showcased their undeniable musical and crowd-pleasing talents.\nBy the time Sunday night rolled around, people had experienced two days of quality live music, and the expectations were high for the last act. Damon Albarn and his digitally-fronted band Gorillaz did not disappoint. The audience embraced the rare opportunity to see Gorillaz in concert, and the thousands of remaining concert attendees flocked to the Coachella stage. Backed by three huge digital screens, cartoon band members Murdoc, 2D, Noodle and Russell were as much part of the show as Albarn and crew, which included The Lebanese National Orchestra for Arabic Music, Bobby Womack, Little Dragon, De La Soul, a digitally projected Snoop Dogg, Mick Jones and Paul Simonon, (two former members of The Clash). It was a jam-packed roster of musical stars from hip-hop to punk to Arabic and classical music.\nAlbarn proved that his genius and insanity have yet again blended to create something indescribable. Dressed all in nautically-inspired stripes, a nod to the new \u201cPlastic Beach\u201d album, Gorillaz balanced out their new material like their hit \u201cStylo\u201d with their old classics like \u201cClint Eastwood,\u201d \u201cFeel Good Inc.\u201d and \u201cDirty Harry.\u201d The only sour note was the decision to play a relatively short set (only an hour and a half) and to end the night \u2014 and the whole festival \u2014 with a melancholic rendition of \u201cOn the Cloud of Unknowing\u201d with Bobby Womack. Other than that, the show was an experience for all the senses.\nI don\u2019t think I was the only person who noticed that Coachella was a bit of a boys club this year. There were no female headliners, as usual. But the ladies we did manage to catch put on shows that would rival any of the boys there. First there was Charlotte Gainsbourg. This French chanteuse made hearts melt with her beguiling accent and gorgeous features (being the daughter of Jane Birkin and Serge Gainsbourg no doubt explains some of her musical talents and physical charms.) Performing tracks from her album \u201cIRM\u201d (which was produced with a big helping hand from fellow Coachella veteran Beck,) Charlotte captured the hearts and ears of all listening. Looking classically rock-star chic in black leather pants and framed by her long brown hair, it was hard not to be enamored by her. Backed by members of Beck\u2019s band her delicate sultry voice was a standout, even though she was drowned out by the music and the noise of the crowd.\nAnother highlight was Florence + the Machine. This fiery siren is a relative newcomer to the scene, but those not familiar with her and her music were definitely enlightened by the end of her set. Wearing gold booty shorts and a sheer dress, Florence mesmerized every single member of the audience with her powerful, booming voice and flaming red locks. She enthusiastically jumped off the stage to greet her eager fans, and seemed to float like a spirit over the enchanted crowd. Not to mention the fact that she was joined on stage by Nathan Willett, the lead singer of Cold War Kids, for a duet of their song \u201cHospital Beds.\u201d\nLet\u2019s not forget Allison Mosshart of The Dead Weather. While people may have initially been drawn in by the prospect of seeing Jack White\u2019s new side project, it was singer Allison Mosshart who kept them interested. Writhing and wriggling on stage like she was demon possessed, Mosshart was a sight to behold. 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        "raw_content": "Moving Toward Better Environmental Policies\nJanuary 11, 2011 Andrew Wong\nThe Environmental Protection Agency is poised to begin establishing greenhouse gas (GHG) pollution standards for factories and power plants in 2011 as mandated by the landmark Clean Air Act of 2011 and the Supreme Court ruling in Massachusetts v. Environmental Protection Agency in 2007. However, concerns have arisen over the consequences of a showdown between the Obama administration and a new Republican majority in the House of Representatives over the EPA\u2019s new responsibilities. Will the Clean Air Act of 2011 and its empowerment of the EPA achieve its intended aim of reducing greenhouse gases?\nThe answer is yes, but not without significant litigation, lobbying and politically charged bickering.\nThe battle lines have been drawn, but it seems that advocates of the legislation are still substantially more powerless than the statute\u2019s financially formidable opponents. These opponents include a pro-business Republican House and influential industry groups representing companies that will bear the financial brunt of decreasing greenhouse gases. Should they push too forcefully to constrict the work of the EPA, they risk facing a public outcry.\nGiven the recent extensive media coverage over the Gulf of Mexico Deepwater Horizon oil spill, Americans are understandably less sympathetic toward companies perceived as profit-driven with no concern over creating negative externalities. Such public sentiment may contribute to the inertia of current events, sobering radical efforts to stem requirements deemed excessive by conservatives.\nThe history of the Clean Air Act also suggests that even with considerable Republican representation in Congress, such legislation can find open ears across the political spectrum. After the Clean Air Act\u2019s inception in 1963, the next major set of revisions to the act occurred in 1990. The 1990 revisions to the act received significant bipartisan support in a Senate vote of 89-11 with 45 Republican senators, and a House vote of 402-21 with 175 Republicans. The small number of dissenters exhibits the past willingness of Republican congressmen to reform business practices in favor of pursuing responsible economic policy.\nAside from the BP oil spill, public opinion has also been swayed by consistent media attention to the global warming phenomenon and by a consequent strengthening consciousness of global responsibility. At the same time, forceful and unilateral action by the EPA with support from certain states, a Supreme Court ruling and the Obama administration will still jeopardize its viability. As one senior administration official said, \u201cIf the administration gets it wrong, we\u2019re looking at years of litigation, legislation and public and business outcry. If we get it right, we\u2019re facing the same thing.\u201d\nThe spirit of the statement is that no matter what the Obama administration does, there will always be a segment of the American people that will disagree with the results.\nBut the EPA will still ultimately succeed in setting emissions standards. After a 2007 showing of judicial support, legislation previously passed by Congress with overwhelming bipartisan margins and the support of a majority of Americans, the movement may be slowed but has too much momentum to be stopped.\nAside from a feasibility analysis of the new statute, I would also like to discuss worthwhile long-term motivations for the act: namely, technology and long-term global competitiveness. Many outspoken critics claim that the EPA will stifle American competition in the global marketplace by placing increased financial burdens on American firms. Reducing emissions to meet the new EPA standards will often require large investments in technology, as well as investments in upgrades to existing factories and power plants. The additional expenses to produce the same quality and quantity of goods will translate to increased costs of goods sold and decreased profit margins. This will force some firms to pass a portion of the burden of these costs to their consumers, which translates into higher prices for their products. The logic is sound, but it is shortsighted.\nWhile it can be argued that short-run costs will hamper economic growth during a time when it is most needed, the long-run benefits of more stringent EPA standards will help set the tone for American dominance in the future. American firms will find a way to adapt and learn to be more competitive by way of streamlined production processes and more efficient utilization of labor. Some companies seeking to meet the new standards will find upgrades to existing infrastructure necessary. Increased standards for global warming to cut down global emissions will be a way of the future, and it would be wise to embrace that inconvenient truth sooner than later.\nThe global consensus by a respected international science community is that toxic emissions are real and will have real repercussions on our planet. By becoming more efficient now and producing more economic value per unit of emissions, America will have fewer growing pains in the future and will eventually benefit from a responsible shunning of environmental procrastination.\nThose complaining the most are politicians who are honoring pledges to powerful industrial campaign donors, local economies that rely on the affected companies for jobs and influential industry groups. 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        "raw_content": "Search for diseases & conditions containing:\nFilter diseases & conditions by Disease Type:\n- Any -Infectious DiseasesImmunologic DiseasesAllergic Diseases\nAsthma is a chronic lung disease characterized by episodes of airway narrowing and obstruction, causing wheezing, coughing, chest tightness and shortness of breath.\nMore than 80 diseases occur as a result of the immune system attacking the body\u2019s own organs, tissues, and cells. Some of the more common autoimmune diseases include type 1 diabetes, rheumatoid arthritis, systemic lupus erythematosus, and inflammatory bowel disease.\nAlthough the causes of many autoimmune diseases remain unknown, a person\u2019s genes in combination with infections and other environmental exposures are likely to play a significant role in disease development. Treatments are available for many autoimmune diseases, but cures have yet to be discovered.\nAutoimmune lymphoproliferative syndrome (ALPS) is a rare genetic disorder of the immune system first described by NIH scientists in the mid-1990s that affects both children and adults. In ALPS, unusually high numbers of a type of white blood cell called a lymphocyte accumulate in the lymph nodes, liver, and spleen, which can lead to enlargement of these organs. ALPS can cause numerous autoimmune problems, such as anemia (low level of red blood cells), thrombocytopenia (low level of platelets), and neutropenia (low level of neutrophils, the most common type of white blood cell in humans).\nCholera is an acute, diarrheal illness caused by infection of the intestine with the bacterium Vibrio cholerae. An estimated 3-5 million cases and over 100,000 deaths occur each year around the world. The infection is often mild or without symptoms, but can sometimes be severe. Approximately one in 10 (5 to 10 percent) infected persons will have severe disease characterized by profuse watery diarrhea, vomiting, and leg cramps. In these people, rapid loss of body fluids leads to dehydration and shock. Without treatment, death can occur within hours.\nDengue fever is an infectious disease carried by mosquitoes and caused by any of four related dengue viruses. This disease used to be called \"break-bone\" fever because it sometimes causes severe joint and muscle pain that feels like bones are breaking. Health experts have known about dengue fever for more than 200 years.\nEscherichia coli (E. coli) bacteria live in the intestines of people and animals, and are key to a healthy intestinal tract. 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The disease takes several different forms, including the most common cutaneous leishmaniasis, which causes skin sores, and the more severe visceral leishmaniasis (also known as kala azar), which affects internal organs such as the spleen, liver, and bone marrow.\nLeprosy (Hansen's Disease) is a chronic infectious disease that primarily affects the peripheral nerves, skin, upper respiratory tract, eyes, and nasal mucosa (lining of the nose). The disease is caused by a bacillus (rod-shaped) bacterium known as Mycobacterium leprae.\nLyme disease, or borreliosis, is caused by the bacterium Borrelia burgdorferi and is transmitted to humans through the bite of an infected blacklegged deer tick. It is the most common tickborne infectious disease in the United States.\nMalaria is a mosquito-borne disease that can cause infected people to become very sick with high fever, chills, and flu-like illness. It can also cause death. 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        "raw_content": "Mallrat on why Shakespeare would be a \u201csick\u201d rapper and how she\u2019s plotting a Kanye collab\nRhian Daly Mar 29, 2018 10:13 am\nMallrat Credit: Jenn Five/NME\nThe future is bright for the Brisbane teenager\nWhether you believe in them or not, we\u2019ve got psychic powers to thank for Mallrat. After seeing Adelaide rapper Allday in concert, the Brisbane teenager (whose real name is Grace Shaw) started getting premonitions about being at airports and playing shows with him. \u201cI thought, \u2018That\u2019s really interesting because I don\u2019t know how that would happen \u2013 I don\u2019t make music so I can\u2019t imagine touring with him,'\u201d she recalls, sheltering from the Austin heat in a bouji \u2013 and most importantly \u2013 cool hotel. \u201cAnd then it was like, \u2018Well, fuck it \u2013 I don\u2019t have anything else to except school and I don\u2019t really love that so I\u2019m just gonna give it a go.'\u201d\nPraise be to the other realm that she did, because her debut EP \u2018Uninvited\u2019 was a blast of fresh air on its release in 2016, and that\u2019s clearly just the start of something very special for the 18-year-old. Somewhere between hip-hop and pop, her sound is one of bubblegum electronics and diaristic lyrics largely pulled from her day-to-day \u2013 not wanting to go to parties, finding comfort in the company of friends \u2013 delivered with a poised nonchalance that\u2019s effortlessly beguiling.\n\u201cA lot of label people and pop songwriters who aren\u2019t necessarily that good, in my opinion, think you need a sweeping, broad statement that\u2019s gonna definitely apply to everybody,\u201d Grace says, before putting on a mocking drawl. \u201cLike, \u2018Oh, I miss you, I lurrrve you.\u2019 But it\u2019s the details that are the coolest things about being a person and little relationships of any kind.\u201d\nThe laidback superstar-in-waiting first got interested in those little elements when she attended a summer programme in Cambridge while still in school. Though both her parents \u201cwere both really into writing\u201d, it never really clicked for Grace until that trip. \u201cDoing critical analysis was so interesting to me, breaking down all the little details that writers slip into things,\u201d she explains. \u201cI thought Shakespeare was so overrated, like, \u2018I don\u2019t get it, it\u2019s just a boring old play\u2019, but now I think today he would be a rapper. And it would be sick.\u201d\nSomething else that\u2019s shaping up to be pretty sick is her second EP, \u2018In The Sky\u2019. Due for release in June, she\u2019s already shared two tracks from it \u2013 \u2018Better\u2019 and \u2018UFO\u2019, the latter of which features a verse from now-best friend Allday. Both showcase a huge step up already, with mile-high production that matches the emotion in her words and voice drop for drop. They\u2019re sleek and strong, and ready to take on the world.\nLevelling up in quality aside, there\u2019s another key difference between the new record and her debut. \u201cWhen I first started I was like, \u2018Oh come on, I\u2019m not using Auto-Tune,\u201d Grace laughs. \u201cBut I\u2019m obsessed with it now! It\u2019s so fun. The way Yung Lean uses it is really incredible cos it\u2019s dissociative, and the way Kanye uses it is very similar too.\u201d\nYeezy, it transpires, is central to another of the musician\u2019s prophecies for herself. She says she feels like something will happen between them in the future, quickly adding the caveat \u201cbut I don\u2019t wanna sound cocky\u201d with a giggle. Even if that hunch doesn\u2019t pan out. she\u2019s at least using it to improve her work. \u201cEvery day I\u2019m like, \u2018What can I do today to become a better musician and work with Kanye?'\u201d she says. From her track record so far, we\u2019d wager she\u2019ll definitely get there. The stars seem like they\u2019re on Mallrat\u2019s side.\nMallrat plays her debut UK show at London\u2019s Old Blue Last on March 29. For more details on the free entry show, click here.",
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        "raw_content": "Help raise funds for new lifeboat at harbour day\nAmble RNLI Harbour Day 2014 - Ann Cleeves and the RNLI crew.\nAn action-packed harbour day takes place in Amble later this month, with all proceeds going towards a \u00a3200,000 appeal for a new state-of-the art lifeboat.\nThe town\u2019s RNLI is currently collecting funds for the Shannon Class vessel and the fund-raising mission is the current beneficiary of the Gazette\u2019s Jam Jar Army campaign.\nThe Sunday, August 30, event starts at 10am. It will be opened by Lesley Falkous and son Evan, seven. The pair have been raising money for the cause by taking on a series of runs.\nThe main RNLI display exercise is set to start at 1.30pm (tbc) with a commentary provided by an Amble Coastguard. Northside Surf will have a display during the afternoon.\nThere will be stalls including homemade cakes, tombola, books, bric-a-brac, toys and souvenirs. A grand raffle will take place with the first prize of a painting by local artist Jimmy Thompson. There will also be a Newcastle United raffle, in conjunction with Marks and Spencer at Morpeth, to win signed memorabilia.\nThere will be children\u2019s games, as well as a fun-fair on the Little Shore. RNLI mascot Stormy Stan will be at the event. A children\u2019s fancy-dress competition (U8, U12 and U16)will be judged at 3pm. Adults are also invited to dress-up.\nOther attractions will include a birds of prey display and a chance to try the Army Cadet climbing wall. The Cadets will be attempting to climb the equivalent of Cheviot during the day. Music will be provided by the Northumbria Army Cadet Cassino Band.\nDonations of items to sell such as books, tombola prizes and bric-a-brac (no electrical items) can be dropped off at Premier Store, Queen Street, or, from August 26, at the RNLI Boathouse. Home-baked goods can be left at the lifeboat station on August 29 throughout the day.",
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        "raw_content": "Home Blog How much can you expect from car accident compensation?\nIf you\u2019ve been injured in a car accident, it can have a devastating effect on your life. Seeking car accident compensation is an important first step on the road to recovery.\nIn this article, we take a look at what you can expect to receive from a car accident compensation claim.\nRecent changes to CTP compensation payouts in NSW\nLate last year, a new set of laws came into play for CTP compensation payouts. The new system provides a safety net of payments for everyone injured in a car accident, regardless of who was at fault.\nThe new laws apply for people injured in car accidents from 1 December, 2017. This includes drivers, motorcyclists, passengers, pedestrians and cyclists.\nBenefits include compensation for loss of earnings, medical expenses, rehabilitation treatment and funeral expenses. You\u2019ll need to lodge a claim within three months after the accident to receive the benefits.\nWeekly payments for loss of earnings\nThe statutory weekly payments for loss of earnings are worked out as a percentage of your pre-accident income. Claims for statutory payments must be made within three months of the accident.\nFor the first 13 weeks of payments, you can claim up to 95% of your pre-accident income, while payments for weeks 14-26 may be up to 80% of your income if you\u2019re incapacitated and unable to work.\nThe motor vehicle accident payouts will end after week 26 if your injuries are considered to be \u201cminor\u201d, or if you were at fault for the accident. Minor injuries include soft tissue injuries and minor mental illnesses.\nHowever, the weekly payments for loss of earnings will continue for people with serious injuries and who were not at fault. After two years, you will need to be pursuing a claim for common law damages for the payments to continue.\nThe new statutory payments also include payments for the cost of medical treatment. This includes pharmaceutical expenses and rehabilitation treatment, as well as the cost of travelling to and from appointments.\nUnder the new system, medical expenses can no longer be included in claims for common law damages.\nClaims for common law damages\nFor people who were not at fault for the accident and sustained serious injuries, you can also make a common law claim for a lump sum compensation payment. However, there are limits placed on how much you claim.\nFor the loss of past and future earnings, the maximum cap is worked out at 2.5 times the average weekly wage, which is currently $3,853 gross per week.\nSimilarly, for pain and suffering (non-economic loss) the current cap is $527,000 as of 1 October, 2017. A claim for pain and suffering can only be made if your whole person impairment is 10% or over.\nClaims for common law damages must be made within three years of the motor vehicle accident. However, a claim can\u2019t be made for 20 months after the accident unless the person\u2019s injuries are judged to be at 10% whole person impairment or greater.\nTalk to senior car accident compensation lawyers\nThe laws relating to car accident compensation are complex and it is important to get the right advice on what to do. Time limits apply to claims for motor vehicle accident compensation payouts, so it\u2019s important to talk to a lawyer as soon as possible.\nIf you\u2019re looking to make a claim for personal injury, speak to our experienced team of motor vehicle compensation lawyers today.",
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        "raw_content": "So there was big news in the nutrition world today.\nAnd I had fun discussing FDA\u2019s proposed revisions to the Nutrition Facts panel on CNN this morning. Since then, you really can\u2019t escape the news. As First Lady Michelle Obama said:\nOur guiding principle here is very simple: that you as a parent and a consumer should be able to walk into your local grocery store, pick up an item off the shelf, and be able to tell whether it\u2019s good for your family. So this is a big deal, and it\u2019s going to make a big difference for families all across this country.\nSo what do you need to know about the proposed updates?\nCalories are bigger and bolder. You can\u2019t miss the number of calories now. That\u2019s important because it all comes down to Americans eating too many calories.\nServing sizes get a reality check. Servings are closer to what people actually eat \u2014 instead of 1/2 cup of ice cream, it\u2019s 1 cup (although many people probably fill their bowl with even more).\nSingle servings are clearer. Instead of a 20-ounce bottle of soda being labeled 2.5 servings, it will be 1 serving. If a bag contains more than 1 serving, larger type will yell out: 8 servings per containers\nAdded sugars will be added. This is a big one. Now you\u2019ll find \u201cadded sugars\u201d broken out under the \u201csugars\u201d category, which includes both natural and added sugars. It seems sugar has become the new trans fat, and more people are trying to reduce table sugar, high fructose corn syrup and other sweeteners. Now many companies will be motivated to reformulate products to help reduce the amount of sugar that\u2019s added to foods and beverages.\n% DV goes first. The percent daily value was moved to the left of the label so it\u2019s first thing you see. This helps put the number of grams or milligrams into context \u2014 is it high or low? how does it fit into the rest of your diet?\nCalories from fat are gone. This is good. No one knew what that meant. We\u2019re past the low-fat era, and the type of fat we eat is more important than the amount. That\u2019s why it\u2019s good to still check out saturated fat and trans fat on the label. Some people thought \u201ctrans fat\u201d would disappear from the new label since this artery-clogging fat is supposed to be disappearing from the food supply. That didn\u2019t happen, but it may in the future.\nVitamin D and potassium are added. These two \u201cnutrients of concern\u201d replace vitamins A and C (which are optional now). This is good news because the American diet is low in both of those nutrients \u2014 so it makes more sense to highlight vitamin D (important for bone health) and potassium (benefits blood pressure), along with calcium and iron.\nFiber gets redefined. If approved, the \u201cfiber\u201d on a label will no longer include purified, processed fibers such as maltodextrin and inulin that are added to fiber-fortified foods. Only the intact, unprocessed fiber in whole foods would count.\nYou can read more about the proposed label by visiting FDA.\nOr check out what others have to say:\nCSPI Supports Proposed Nutrition Facts Revisions (andt proposes their own version of the Nutrition Facts label)\nMarion Nestle\u2019s Food Politics FDA\u2019s New Food Label: Much Improved!\nAcademy of Nutrition and Dietetics Supports FDA\u2019s Proposed Label Changes\nTagged FDA labels \u00b7 Nutrition Facts\nFocusing on Food Labels: A Short Ingredient List Has Become Something To Brag About\nElise Lindsey\nAs a future, RD-I am really excited about these changes. At the very least, I hope it will get people actually looking at the nutrition facts label because it is different.\nI am SO excited about these changes! I think reading nutrition labels is so important, yet no one I know hardly ever does! I hope this change will help people to realize what they are consuming.\n\u00ab Spaghetti Squash is Taking a Star Turn\nIs Sugar the New Tobacco? \u00bb",
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        "raw_content": "BlogHome \u00bb Blog \u00bb Co-Founder Retires from North Dakota\u2019s Largest MEP & Civil Engineering Consulting Firm\nFARGO, N.D. January 22, 2017 \u2013 Jim Nelson, co-founder of North Dakota\u2019s largest mechanical, electrical, plumbing (MEP) and civil engineering consulting firm, Obermiller Nelson Engineering (ONE), retires after 35 years as a mechanical engineer and fire protection engineer. ONE\u2019s other co-founder, Dave Obermiller, retired in October of 2015.\nAn NDSU graduate, Nelson worked for 10 years at another engineering firm in Fargo before he and Obermiller founded ONE in 1992. Since then, the firm has grown to become the largest MEP and civil firm in the state of North Dakota with several locations across the U.S. and has completed over 8,000 projects as a team.\nUpon reflecting on his career, Nelson said, \u201cWhen I drive through Fargo and through some of the small towns surrounding it, it blows me away to think about how many buildings we\u2019ve worked on. But I\u2019m most proud of the fact that the systems we\u2019ve designed have truly stood the test of time.\u201d\nNelson has been involved in the design of mechanical and fire protection systems for education, commercial, institutional, industrial and medical facilities. He has extensive experience with educational facilities for elementary, secondary and university schools. \u201cJim has always been one of the problem solvers in the office,\u201d said Jeremiah Christenson, Managing Principal and Mechanical Engineer at ONE. \u201cHe\u2019s been a resource since I first started my career. For anybody who\u2019s having an issue, they go to Jim to ask for advice on solving it. I think the reason people continue to look to Jim as a problem solver is because he has a mentality of keeping it simple. It goes beyond just solving a problem, it\u2019s finding a simple way to go about it because complex solutions typically don\u2019t work.\u201d\nWhen asked what Nelson\u2019s retirement will mean for the company, Christensen responded that \u201cJim has always cared about the employees and about the company. Though he hasn\u2019t always been the face of ONE, our corporate values were certainly shaped by who Jim is and how the company began. ONE got off the ground as a startup, evolved to a growing company, then a sustainable company, and now to an organization that looks long-term at doing what\u2019s right for our employees and right for our clients. We\u2019re a team with a common goal and purpose of caring about our clients and our employees in the communities we live and work in. The impact we have on our communities in the hospitals, schools, churches, government buildings and businesses we work on, our impact on people\u2019s lives is huge! Even with Jim retiring, ONE will continue to be successful, do a wonderful job and be experts in our field.\u201d\nThe ONE team delivers success to their clients by providing professional, detailed mechanical, electrical and civil building design and coordination. Headquartered in Fargo, N.D. the company has offices in Bismarck, N.D.; Grand Forks, N.D., Alexandria, Minn.; Minneapolis, Minn.; and Media, P.a. With licensed mechanical engineers, electrical engineers, civil engineers, fire protection engineers, LEED accredited professionals and their commissioning services professionals on staff, ONE provides its clients with the highest quality of engineering services. To learn more about ONE, visit www.obernel.com.\nJim NelsonObermiller Nelson Engineering\nFargo, ND October 2, 2015 \u2013 Managing Principal, Mechanical Engineer, and company Co-Founder, Dave Obermiller\u2026\nprevious post: Co-Founder, Dave Obermiller Announces Retirement",
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On 16 April 2018, the applicant sought an internal review of that decision. AGS issued its internal review decision on 3 May 2018 in which it affirmed its original decision. On 25 May 2018, the applicant sought a review by this Office of AGS\u2019s decision.\nIn conducting my review, I have had regard to the correspondence between AGS and the applicant as outlined above and to correspondence between this Office and both AGS and the applicant on the matter.\nThis review is concerned solely with whether AGS was justified in refusing access to the records sought by the applicant on the ground that the FOI Act does not apply in respect of such records, in accordance with Schedule 1, Part 1(n) of the Act.\nBefore I address the substantive issues arising, I should explain for the benefit of the applicant that while the purpose of the Act is to enable members of the public to obtain access to information held by public bodies, the mechanism for doing so is by accessing records held by those bodies. In other words, a person wishing to obtain information from a public body must make a request for records that contain the information sought. Requests for information are not valid requests under the Act except to the extent that a request for information can reasonably be inferred to be a request for a record containing the information sought.\nIn this case, therefore, I have considered parts 2 and 3 of the applicant's request as a request for any records that contain the information sought.\n6(2)(a) provides that an entity specified in Schedule 1, Part 1 of the Act shall, subject to the provisions of that Part, be a public body for the purposes of the Act. Schedule 1, Part 1 contains details of bodies that are partially included for the purposes of the Act and also details of the certain specified records that are excluded. If the records sought come within the descriptions of the exclusions in Part 1, then the Act does not apply and no right of access exists.\nSchedule 1, Part 1(n) provides that AGS is not a public body for the purposes of the FOI Act other than in relation to administrative records relating to human resources, or finance or procurement matters. The term \"administrative records\" is commonly understood to mean records relating to the processes of running/managing a business or organisation. It seems to me that the purpose of Part 1(n) is to restrict the right of access to those functions or processes of AGS that relate to the administration or management of the organisation, and only in relation to matters concerning human resources, or finance or procurement matters.\nIn its submission to this Office, AGS stated that the records sought are not administrative records relating to human resources, or finance or procurement matters. It argued that as the records sought pertain to all AGS official technology, records concerning the loss of such official technology and related records do not meet the criteria of administrative records as defined in the Act.\nParts 1 to 3\nHaving regard to the nature and description of the records sought under parts 1 to 3 of the applicant's request and the limited extent to which AGS is subject to the FOI Act, I accept that the records at issue do not concern administrative records relating to human resources, or finance or procurement matters and are, therefore, captured by the exclusion in Part 1(n). In the circumstances, I find that AGS was justified in its decision to refuse access to the records sought under parts 1 to 3 of the applicant\u2019s request on the ground that they are excluded from the scope of the FOI Act.\nI note that AGS did not conduct searches for any relevant records when processing the applicant's request as it considered that the request captured only records relating to operational matters and that it did not capture administrative records relating to human resources, or finance or procurement matters. The applicant sought, at part 4 of his request, \"corresponding records on mobile phones and/or other technology that was procured to replace the items reported missing\". It seems to me that records relating to the procurement of items to replace those reported missing, if such records exist, are captured by that part of the request. It further seems to me that such records, if they exist, could reasonably be described as administrative records relating to procurement matters.\nIn the circumstances, I find that AGS was not justified in its decision to refuse access to the records sought under part 4 of the applicant's request on the ground that they are excluded from the scope of the FOI Act in accordance with Schedule 1, Part 1(n). However, as I am not aware of what records, if any, AGS holds that are captured by part 4, I am satisfied that the most appropriate course of action is to annul the decision of AGS with regard to part 4 of the applicant\u2019s request and direct it to undertake a fresh decision making process in respect of that part. The applicant will have a right to an internal review and a review by this Office if he is not satisfied with the decision of AGS.\nI should add that during the course of the review, AGS argued that should this Office decide that the records sought fall within the scope of the Act, consideration should be given to the application of section 15(1)(c) of the Act due to the workload associated with the retrieval and review of the requested records. Section 15(1)(c) allows a public body to refuse to grant a request if it considers that granting the request would cause a substantial and unreasonable interference with, or disruption of, its work due to the number or nature of records that would have to be retrieved and examined.\nI do not consider it appropriate to make a finding on the applicability of section 15(1)(c) before AGS has had an opportunity to consider part 4 of the request afresh. 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        "raw_content": "About the Southern African Legacy Project\nThe Ontario Jewish Archives, Blankenstein Family Heritage Centre began the Southern African Legacy Project (SALP) in response to the realization that the OJA\u2019s vast collection was missing the fascinating stories of immigrants who arrived in Ontario from South Africa and Zimbabwe (formerly Rhodesia). Recognizing the importance of actively pursuing material from recent immigrant waves that have shaped today\u2019s community, the OJA launched SALP in 2014 to ensure that this community\u2019s presence and contributions are preserved in perpetuity and that their stories can be shared with the wider community. This is the OJA\u2019s first collection development initiative focused on a specific immigrant group, and the OJA plans to use this pilot as a model to work with other groups in the future.\nAlthough a small number of Jewish southern Africans did begin immigrating to Ontario as early as 1907, the largest waves began arriving in the 1970s soon after the violent Soweto riots. By 2011 nearly five thousand Jews from South Africa were living in Toronto.\nOver the course of the project, dozens of southern Africans met with an archivist to share memories and provide photographs, letters, speeches, scrapbooks and other records detailing their experiences in southern Africa and Ontario. To complement the archival material, the OJA also recorded oral history interviews with close to thirty individuals representing different cross-sections of the community, such as people who immigrated in different eras and at different life stages. The collection that has emerged holds a wealth of information about Ontario\u2019s Jewish southern African community: why they left South Africa and Zimbabwe, why they chose Canada, initial impressions of Canada, the challenges they faced when integrating into life here, the differences and similarities in Jewish traditions, the important role they have played in Ontario\u2019s Jewish community and their contributions to Canadian society.\nWhile the OJA previously held almost no material on the southern African community, it now holds a vast collection of material representing the stories of over ninety southern Africans. It includes:\n130,000 MegaBytes of digital images and textual records\n7 banker\u2019s boxes of textual records equal to roughly 10,000 pieces of paper\nOver 500 minutes of video documenting the lives of southern Africans in Ontario\nOver 60 issues of the SAJAC News\nOver 2,700 minutes of recorded oral histories\nBoth the archival records and full oral history recordings are housed at the OJA in the Lipa Green Building on the Sherman Campus and are available for research use online or on site. This material will be preserved in perpetuity. When researchers come to the OJA to learn about Ontario\u2019s diverse Jewish community, the legacy of former southern Africans will now be part of that story.\nThe OJA was supported by a committee of committed former southern Africans: Stephen Pincus, project chair; Colin Baskind; John Cohen; Michael Meyer; Lorraine Sandler; Richard Stern; and Heather Super. This project would not have been possible without their support and the leadership of OJA chair Eric Slavens.\nAbout the Ontario Jewish Archives\nThe Ontario Jewish Archives, Blankenstein Family Heritage Centre (OJA) is the largest repository of Jewish life in Canada. Founded in 1973, the OJA, a department of UJA Federation of Greater Toronto, acquires, preserves and makes accessible the records that chronicle Ontario\u2019s vibrant Jewish history. The collection documents organizations, individuals, synagogues, schools, summer camps, community leaders, leisure, athletes, and businesses. Through exhibitions, programs, research assistance, and walking tours, the OJA tells the stories of Ontario\u2019s Jewish community.\nThe OJA\u2019s collection is housed in a state-of-the-art vault with humidity and climate controls. The OJA\u2019s staff of professional archivists service approximately 400 researchers per year, including academics, students, curators, genealogists, filmmakers, radio and television producers, journalists, UJA Federation staff, Jewish agencies, and other organizations.",
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        "raw_content": "English language e-commerce websites diversify their target markets\nA new study by One Hour Translation reveals which were the most translated languages in 2017\nA new examination conducted by the world\u2019s largest online translation agency, One Hour Translation, a company which provides translation services to thousands of global e-commerce companies, shows that e-commerce companies from the English-speaking world chose to expand their reach into additional global markets in 2017.\nThe review analyzed 7,400 English-language e-commerce websites\u2019 translation projects conducted by One Hour Translation during 2017. The analysis ranked target languages according to the volume of translation projects opened for them, against the total annual number of translation projects for English-language e-commerce websites.\nWhile the top target languages in 2016 achieved double-digit rates of popularity, in 2017 the top four target languages achieved single-digit popularity rates. In 2016, translations from English to French ranked first, accounting for 13.5% of the total relevant projects, followed closely by German at 13.4%. Dutch ranked third, taking up 11.3% of the projects, followed by Italian, with 10% of the projects. In contrast to these data, the popularity rates of the top languages in 2017 were around half of the 2016 rates: the most popular target language in 2017 was German with 7.6% of the projects, followed by French comprising 7.3% of the projects, Korean (6.6%) and Italian (6.5%).\nA similar gap was found while comparing the languages that ranked 5th to 10th. In 2016, these rates ranged between 7.1% and 9.8%, with Korean ranking 5th, accounting for 9.8% of the projects, followed by Japanese and Spanish (both at 9.3%), Polish (8.5%), Norwegian (7.8%) and Swedish (7.1%). In 2017, the respective rates ranged between 4.2% and 6.1%, with Polish holding the 5th place with 6.1% of the projects, followed by Japanese (5.6%), Dutch (5.5%), Spanish (5.3%), Norwegian (4.3%) and Danish (4.2%).\nApart from these languages, e-commerce players from the U.S., the U.K., Canada and other English-speaking countries placed their bets in 2017 on diverse target languages: Chinese, Swedish, Arabic, Indonesian, Turkish, Portuguese, Thai, Canadian French and Latin American Spanish.\nGlobal e-commerce has reached an unprecedented volume, with $2.3 trillion B2C revenues and $7.7 billion B2B revenues in 2017, according to Statista. One Hour Translation\u2019s survey on top target languages fits a 2017 Business.com report, which found that the 10 largest e-commerce markets in the world are China, U.S., U.K., Japan, Germany, France, South Korea, Canada, Russia, and Brazil.\nYaron Kaufman, co-founder & CMO of One Hour Translation, said:\n\"Diversification of target markets is a key differentiator for companies in the booming global e-commerce market. Our data demonstrate that e-commerce players in the English-speaking world and other regions understand the value of diversification and act accordingly. These companies have already learned that through a simple, low-cost and quick investment in localization, they can penetrate several key overseas markets at the same time. One Hour Translation is committed to helping spread the benefits of e-commerce across a wide range of territories by breaking the language barriers that might prevent consumers from enjoying better products at more attractive prices.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "Taxpayer Alert \u2013 ATO Spotlight on Property Development\nOn 28 August 2014, the ATO will release Taxpayer Alert TA 2014/1, casting doubt on the tax treatment of property development structures that use trusts to stream discounted capital gains from the sale of the developed property to the trust\u2019s beneficiaries.\nSpecifically, Taxpayer Alert TA 2014/1 calls into question the tax treatment of gains realised in relation to property development arrangements, whereby the ownership of the property is held separately in a special purpose trust. The ATO\u2019s view is that in such circumstances, the trust holds the property on revenue account, and not capital account. The impact being that any gain realised by the trust on the subsequent sale of the developed property will not be subject to capital gains tax and therefore is ineligible for the general CGT discount. Instead, the ATO considers that the trust should recognise the gain as ordinary income, in which case the gain will be fully assessable to the beneficiaries (with no access to the general CGT discount).\nThe ATO state that they have already commenced a number of audits involving this kind of arrangement and intend to continue their investigations specifically targeting property development activities. It is noted however that Taxpayer Alerts are an early communication from the ATO identifying specific arrangements and schemes currently being targeted by the ATO. That is, at present there is no judicial or legislative support for the blanket approach of revenue treatment proposed in Taxpayer Alert TA 2014/1. Notwithstanding this, those taxpayer\u2019s who may be involved in such arrangements are advised to seek independent advice in relation to their personal exposure.\nTaxpayer Alert 2014/1 can be viewed here.",
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        "raw_content": "One Life Diet Weight Loss Experts | Details | San Diego Solana Beach Carlsbad\nHow is One Life different from other diets?\nRather than taking you out of your life to follow our diet, we fit the One Life concepts to your lifestyle. The whole idea of One Life \u2013 our entire goal \u2013 is to teach you how to lose weight while you\u2019re living your life. The problem with temporary diets is they create temporary results. You do something different for a little while and you lose weight, but then you go back to your normal life and you gain it back again. What we do is teach you how to lose weight while you\u2019re still living life in your world: going out to eat, socializing, having a drink, traveling \u2026 whatever it is you do \u2013 because losing weight while you\u2019re living normal life, is the only way it\u2019s going to stop being a temporary \u201cdiet\u201d and become a permanent lifestyle.\nWhat kind of food will I be eating on the diet?\nThe goal of One Life is to teach you how to lose weight eating real food and living your normal life. With that in mind every food is allowed on the diet. We simply teach you how to eat the foods you like in a way that allows you to still lose weight.\nWhat foods are not allowed on the One Life diet?\nIs alcohol allowed on the diet?\nYes. The intent of the diet is to be real, so you\u2019re more than welcome to have a glass of wine every night if you want, you just have to count it towards your daily Blocks.\nHow much does One Life cost?\nThe initial consultation is $240 and the weekly visits are $85. This includes everything you need for your weight loss.\nDo you have to sign up for a membership or a long-term contract?\nNo, because what we do works, we don\u2019t need contracts. You simply pay for each visit as you go along until you reach your goal.\nWho is the typical One Life patient?\nOne Life works for everyone so our patients truly cover the entire spectrum. We treat both men and women, 18 to 80 year olds, and those with as little as ten pounds to lose as well as those with more than a hundred.\nEveryone\u2019s different but most of our patients lose between 4-6 pounds their first week, and then most women can expect to lose 2-4 pounds and men around 3-5 pounds a week if they follow the diet closely \u2013 although those with more than forty pounds to lose will typically lose significantly more.\nIf I lose weight too fast won\u2019t I just gain it back?\nHow fast you lose weight has nothing to do with the risk of gaining it back. The probability of regaining your weight has everything to do with whether you make permanent changes to your lifestyle. The people who gain their weight back are the ones who make temporary changes and then return to their old habits after they reach their goal.\nStudies do show, however, that those who follow weight loss diets that create fast weight loss have a significantly greater chance of reaching their goal weight than those who follow a slower weight loss approach.\nDoes One Life really work?\nAbsolutely, but don\u2019t take our word for it, click here to see what our patients have to say.\nWhy not just try to lose weight on my own?\nYou certainly can but hiring a weight loss expert to help you lose weight is no different than hiring a personal trainer to help you get in shape. Everyone can obviously exercise on their own but hiring a trainer helps to maximize your success by providing you with expert guidance, accountability, motivation, knowledge, etc. And given the fact that weight loss has a 95% failure rate, it certainly merits the help of experts to make sure you achieve your goal. And if hiring an expert increases your chances of reaching your goal weight and keeping the weight off \u2013 why wouldn\u2019t you?\nShould I go to my personal trainer to help me lose weight?\nNo, much like I wouldn\u2019t recommend going to a weight loss clinic for exercise advice. Your personal trainer is an expert in fitness and exercise physiology, which makes them the perfect choice for helping you to get fit. Excluding the rare exception, personal trainers are simply not experts in weight loss nutrition \u2013 although a lot of them think they are.\nEveryone knows how to lose weight: eat less and exercise more, right?\nSure, but the problem with that plan is it\u2019s hard to eat less if you\u2019re hungry all the time. One Life teaches you how to control your hunger so you don\u2019t end up struggling and requiring huge amounts of willpower.\nAnd the problem with trying to lose weight by exercising is that it simply doesn\u2019t work. Despite \u201ccommon knowledge\u201d studies consistently show that exercise is simply not effective for weight loss. Now don\u2019t get me wrong, exercise is great for all kinds of things \u2013 fitness, health, stress, etc. \u2013 it\u2019s just not effective at creating weight loss through burning calories.\nFitness is about Exercise \u2013 Weight loss is about Food.\nOur goal isn\u2019t just to help you to lose weight but to show you how to do it without having to struggle and sacrifice the whole time. More importantly though, we want to do it in a way that will help ensure you keep it off \u2013 because what\u2019s the point in losing weight if you end up gaining it back.\nHow much do I have to exercise?\nWhile exercise is great for fitness, for health, for stress \u2026 for all kinds of good things, it\u2019s a very small player when it comes to weight loss. So while we love exercise, you\u2019ll do perfectly well with your weight loss no matter what your level of exercise is \u2026 or isn\u2019t.\nCan I do One Life if I dine out frequently?\nWhile dining out can make weight loss more challenging, the reality is if your weight loss plan is simply based on the idea of avoiding what you usually do, you\u2019re going to end up regaining your weight when you go back to your normal life. If you want to keep the weight off, you have to learn how to eat in the real world. So yes, not only can you lose weight while still dining out, but the truth is you have to learn how to lose weight while dining out. It\u2019s the only way you are going to be able to gain the knowledge you\u2019ll need in order to keep your weight off after you reach your goal and return to real life.\nCan I do One Life if: I\u2019m a vegetarian, or I have a very social lifestyle, or I don\u2019t know how to cook, or I have to constantly entertain clients?\nYes. The whole point of One Life is to teach you how to lose weight living your normal life. Rather than taking you out of your life to follow our diet, we want to fit our concepts to your lifestyle. So it doesn\u2019t matter if you\u2019re an organic vegan, if you\u2019re a fast food junky, if you entertain regularly, or \u2026 whatever your challenge is, our goal is to teach you how to lose weight while living your life \u2013 because that\u2019s the only way you are going to know how to keep it off when you get to your goal.\nWhat if I eat really healthy and I still can\u2019t lose weight?\nConfusing eating healthy with eating low-calorie is one of the most common misconceptions about weight loss. The reality is there are healthy foods and there are low calorie foods \u2013 but they are two completely different subjects. Olive oil, salmon, almonds, quinoa are all healthy foods but they\u2019re also all very high in calories. If you\u2019re eating a lot of high-calorie, healthy foods you\u2019re going to end up consuming too many calories and aren\u2019t going to be able to lose weight.\nCan I lose weight if I have a slow metabolism and I don\u2019t lose weight even on diets that are less than 1200-calories a day?\nYes. The problem is the old belief that \u201ca calorie is a calorie\u201d is wrong and if you try and treat all calories as equal, your weight loss is often not going to make any sense \u2013 because your expectations are based on incorrect information. Once you learn how to correctly assess the true impact of a food on your weight, weight loss will stop feeling like a mystery and will finally start to make sense.\nWhat if I don\u2019t want people to know I\u2019m on a diet?\nSince you\u2019re eating real food and living your normal lifestyle most people won\u2019t have any idea that you\u2019re on a \u201cdiet,\u201d and hopefully it won\u2019t feel like you\u2019re on one either.\nHow do I decide on a goal weight?\nEveryone\u2019s weight is their own. While some patients want to be a size 2, others are happy being a size 10. Our goal is to get you to a healthy weight, after that the final goal is simply where you feel good.\nHow many counselors do you have seeing patients?\nEach One Life clinic has two counselors. We purposefully keep our staff small so you\u2019re able to build a personal relationship with your team.\nWhat do you do at the weekly visit?\nEach week you sit down one-on-one with your counselor and go over your week to see if there\u2019s anything you\u2019re struggling with, so we can help you come up with solutions. We also go over a lesson each week which are designed to teach you as you go along, so by the time you get to your goal you\u2019ll have the tools and knowledge you need to keep your weight off. Each week we weigh you to monitor your progress, as well as to hold you accountable, and we give you your weekly vitamin injection and appetite suppressants.\nWhat\u2019s in your vitamin injection?\nThe One Life vitamin injection is made up of three different parts:\nVitamin B12: which increases your energy levels and improves mental focus.\nB-Complex: which is great for decreasing stress, anxiety, depression, and PMS symptoms.\nMethionine + Inositol + Choline: two vitamins and an amino acid which helps boosts your body\u2019s metabolism in order to help you lose weight faster.\nWhy do you use appetite suppressants?\nWe use appetite suppressants to help control your hunger. We use them much in the same way that people use nicotine patches to help curb their cravings while they\u2019re quitting smoking. If you\u2019re not struggling with hunger, you can work on changing habits without having to battle your willpower the whole time.\nNow some people try to argue that using appetite suppressants to help with weight loss is somehow cheating, that using a crutch makes your weight loss less \u201creal.\u201d Try applying that same logic to nicotine patches. Who cares how you quit smoking, as long as you quit, right?Who cares if someone used nicotine patches to help with their cravings? And if nicotine patches makes it easier and more likely to succeed, why wouldn\u2019t you use them?\nThe truth is, studies show using appetite suppressants improves weight loss, increases the odds of reaching your goal, and without a doubt makes the process a whole lot easier. So really, the question should be, \u201cwhy wouldn\u2019t you use them\u201d?\nWon\u2019t I just gain my weight back after I stop the appetite suppressants?\nThe whole goal of One Life is to make the appetite suppressants unnecessary as we teach you how to control your hunger and your weight, not with medication but with changes to your diet. We simply use the appetite suppressants as a crutch or training wheels until you are to the point that you no longer need them.\nCan I do One Life without taking appetite suppressants?\nAbsolutely. About 15% of our patients do One Life using our natural appetite suppressants. The One Life diet works great whether you use the prescription appetite suppressants or our natural supplements.\nHow long do you take the appetite suppressants for?\nOur philosophy is for people to take as little of the appetite suppressants as necessary but as much as they need. Ultimately our goal is to make the suppressants unnecessary by teaching you how to control your hunger by the way you eat.\nMost people take them until they cross the finish line, although as they learn more and as they get better and better at controlling their hunger with changes to their diet and lifestyle, most of our patients begin to take their pills on a more sporadic, as needed basis.\nWhich prescription appetite suppressants do you use?\nPhendimetrazine and Phentermine.\nAre the appetite suppressants safe?\nGiven the history of problems caused by weight loss medications it\u2019s wise to be cautious and it\u2019s the reason why One Life only uses phendimetrazine and phentermine\u2014because of their proven track record. Both of these appetite suppressants have been in use since the 1950\u2019s and over the last 60 years they have been used by millions and millions of people without causing health concerns and are considered extremely safe. They are both FDA approved and carry no restrictions or warnings. They are actually in the same category of medications as the ADHD medications (e.g. Ritalin, Adderall, etc.) that millions of children take every day.\nAre the appetite suppressants the same thing as Fen-Phen?\nThe appetite suppressants we use are related to Fen-Phen but they aren\u2019t the same. Fen-Phen was a combination of two separate medications, Fenfluramine and Phentermine. Fenfluramine is the half of the medication that caused heart problems and is now banned worldwide. Phentermine walked away without any restrictions or warnings and is still considered safe.\nIt is similar to what happened to the cholesterol drug Baycol that was banned because it caused liver failure and death while the other cholesterol drugs in the same category (Lipitor, Zocor, Crestor, etc.) are all still considered safe. There are numerous other examples of this happening in medicine including Vioxx which had to be pulled from the market for health concerns while Celebrex the other drug in that category is still safely used by millions of people.\nOf note, Qsymia the appetite suppressant approved by the FDA in 2012 is comprised of phentermine, which means that phentermine essentially received re-approval by the FDA 60 years after it\u2019s initial approval in the1950\u2019s.\nWill the appetite suppressants make me jittery?\nThe appetite suppressants are stimulants so it can take your body a day or two to get used to the medication. The first couple of days some people can feel a little bit \u201cjazzy,\u201d kind of a \u201czoom, zoom\u201d like feeling, but you shouldn\u2019t feel jittery or agitated. By day three or four the stimulation the medication provides starts to feel about as strong as a cup of coffee. Most people actually like the little pick me up that the medication provides.\nWill the appetite suppressants make me anxious?\nAmong those with anxiety issues this is a very common fear but it is rarely, if ever, an issue.\nWill the appetite suppressants keep me up at night?\nOn the first day or two, as the body is getting used to the medication, there can be some sleep disturbance. After those first couple of days, sleep issues usually aren\u2019t a problem as long as the medication is taken early enough in the day.\nWill the appetite suppressants raise my blood pressure?\nStudies show that the appetite suppressants on average actually lower blood pressure by a few points and only minimally increase the heart rate by a beat or two. In the real world, because of our patients\u2019 weight loss, almost everyone\u2019s blood pressure and heart rates improve.\nIn our experience, less than 0.2% of our patients have experienced any significant change in blood pressure or heart rate, and then it has only been to a minor degree. And for those whose blood pressure is already controlled with medication we have never had any issue with their blood pressure because of the appetite suppressants.\nAre the appetite suppressants similar to \u201cmeth\u201d?\nThe appetite suppressants are in the same amphetamine-based category of medication as Ritalin and Adderall, which are used by millions of children everyday. Comparing phentermine to \u201cmeth\u201d would be the equivalent of comparing codeine to opium because both compounds are opiate-based.\nAre the appetite suppressants addictive?\nFrom a physical standpoint the appetite suppressants create no physiological dependence. The National Institute on Drug Abuse ranks phentermine 148th and represents less than 0.03% of all drugs with abuse potential.\nCan I do One Life if I don\u2019t live in San Diego?\nYes. For those who don\u2019t live in San Diego we have a long-distance program available. The program is the same as it is for our local patients, but rather than meeting face-to-face in the clinic, the weekly visits are done via email. To be able to do this option, it is required that the initial consultation be done in person.\nFor those patients who live in California but don\u2019t live close to our clinics to come every week we can do a combination of in-clinic and email visits that fits your needs and schedule.\nTo find out more about the One Life Long-Distance Program click here.\nCan I still do One Life if I can\u2019t come in every week?\nYes. Patients who travel or are who are unable to come into the clinic every week for other reasons are still able to do the One Life program. Rather than being seen every week in the clinic we do a combination of face-to-face visits with email visits that fit your needs and schedule, similar to what we do with our long-distance patients.\nThere are currently two One Life clinics; one in Solana Beach and one in Encinitas/Carlsbad.\nClick here for their addresses and directions.\nWe accept Health Savings Accounts (HSA) and Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA). While there are some insurance companies that cover weight loss programs, they are in the minority. You can determine if your insurance covers medical weight loss programs by checking the exclusions section of your policy.\nJust give us a call to schedule a free initial consultation.\nEncinitas/Carlsbad Clinic: 760-274-6920\nSolana Beach Clinic: 858-793-9500\nOr feel free to stop by if you\u2019d rather talk to us in person or simply want to check us out.",
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        "raw_content": "1. The Sign of The Rat\n2. The Sign of The Ox\n3. The Sign of The Tiger\n4. The Sign of The Rabbit\n5. The Sign of The Dragon\n6. The Sign of The Snake\n7. The Sign of The Horse\n8. The Sign of The Goat\n9. The Sign of The Monkey\n10. The Sign of The Rooster\n11. The Sign of The Dog\n12. The Sign of The Pig\nWhile many astrologers like to use the Greek zodiac to help their clients find the spiritual and astrological guidance that they seek, there is also a lot of power in the Chinese zodiac.\nThe Chinese zodiac, like the Greek zodiac, features 12 distinct signs, but for the Chinese version, the signs are all represented by real and mythical animals that represent a year not a month. Let\u2019s take a deeper look at the Chinese zodiac.\nThe first in the Chinese zodiac, the rat\u2019s years are: 1912, 1924, 1936, 1948, 1960, 1972, 1984, 1996, 2008, and 2020.\nPeople born under the Rat are curious, quick witted, and have strong intuitive skills. When it comes to overall health, those born under the sign of the rat are genuinely healthy and energetic.\nThe Ox\u2019s years are: 1913, 1925, 1937, 1949, 1961, 1973, 1985, 1997, 2009, and 2021.\nThose under the ox sign are known for their steadfast nature and ability to be dependable in almost any situation. In addition to these characteristics, they have natural proclivity to be patient and quiet, though they can also be bigoted as well and are known for their fierce tempers.\nThe Tiger\u2019s years are: 1914, 1926, 1938, 1950, 1962, 1974, 1986, 1998, 2010, and 2022.\nThe Tiger is known for its deep-thinking ways and is also one of the more sensitive signs in the Chinese zodiac. Those born under this sign have a thoughtful demeanor, but can also resent authority and can also be quick to anger.\nThe Rabbit\u2019s years are: 1915, 1927, 1939, 1951, 1963, 1975, 1987, 1999, 2011, and 2023.\nThose who fall under the year of the Rabbit are ambitious and articulate. This is a great sign for a politician as rabbits are typically admired and looked up to. Rabbits are also well known for their wisdom and even temper.\nThe Dragon\u2019s years are: 1916, 1928, 1940, 1952, 1964, 1976, 1988, 2000, 2012, and 2024.\nAs one might expect, Dragons are fierce and stubborn, yet are also sensitive, brave and inspirational. Dragon\u2019s are the quickest to embrace action of all of the signs of the Chinese zodiac.\nThe Snake\u2019s years are: 1917, 1929, 1941, 1953, 1965, 1977, 1989, 2001, 2013, and 2025.\nThose born in the year of the snake are wise and oftentimes observant and quiet. Snakes tend to be very fortunate when it comes to money and often don\u2019t hesitate when it comes to helping others financially.\nThe Horse\u2019s years are: 1918, 1930, 1942, 1954, 1966, 1978, 1990, 2002, 2014, and 2026.\nIf you have a tendency to be popular, skilled with money, and notice things others do not, then you might be born under the sign of the horse. Horses also tend to be impatient and seek entertainment.\nThe Goat\u2019s years are: 1919, 1931, 1943, 1955, 1967, 1979, 1991, 2003, 2015, and 2027.\nAlso known as the Sheep or Ram, Goats have a tendency to be excellent at the arts. This sign is denoted by a shyness that borders on pessimism. Despite this, goats have a tendency towards passion.\nThe Monkey\u2019s years are: 1920, 1932, 1944, 1956, 1968, 1980, 1992, 2004, 2016, and 2028.\nFlexibility and cleverness are clear signs of those born under the Monkey. While monkeys \u201cgo with the flow\u201d \u2013 often to excess, they tend to be very successful.\nThe Rooster\u2019s years are: 1921, 1933, 1945, 1957, 1969, 1981, 1993, 2005, 2017, and 2029.\nThose born under this sign commit to their projects and always take it hard if they fail. This is a deep-thinking sign; in fact, roosters oftentimes are talented and extremely capable.\nThe Dog\u2019s years are: 1922, 1934, 1946, 1958, 1970, 1982, 1994, 2006, 2018, and 2030.\nLike their animal representation, those born under the dog are loyal and true and have a tendency to exhibit the best traits. They can also keep secrets and are inspirational.\nThe Pig\u2019s years are: 1923, 1935, 1947, 1959, 1971, 1983, 1995, 2007, 2019, and 2031.\nThose born under this sign put everything they\u2019ve got into everything they do. Pigs are chivalrous and gallant, and they always push forward with bravado and courage. You don\u2019t have a lot of friends, but those you do last forever.",
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        "raw_content": "The Doctors Company Focus on Evolution of Physician Training\nSaturday, June 2, 2018 (0 Comments)\nThanks to The Doctors Company for sharing this article. See the full version at through this link.\nPhysician Learning Must Evolve to Keep Healthcare Workforce Prepared\nDr. Eric Barna, associate residency program director for Inpatient Medicine Division of Hospital Medicine/Samuel Bronfman Department of Medicine/Icahn School of Medicine/Mount Sinai Hospital\nIn medical school, students are trained on skills that will make them better future physicians, team members, and care-givers. It\u2019s a curious thing\u2014once we make headway into our medical careers and our days are filled with patient visits and paperwork, we rarely have the opportunity to assess our skillsets in the same way, despite the fact that new technologies and approaches to treatment have emerged since many of us attended medical school.\nAs a hospitalist at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York, New York, I\u2019m part of a team that cares for moderately to severely ill patients at a major academic institution. I\u2019m also a physician advisor, and I have the pleasure of teaching some of the youngest and brightest medical students, interns, and residents at various stages of their careers. I consider this the best part of my work, so I\u2019m sure it comes as no surprise that I\u2019m a firm believer in the importance of continuous learning.\nThat\u2019s why I was so excited when I had the chance to participate in three standardized patient (SP) encounters trainings designed for me and my 22 hospitalist colleagues to improve our communication skills, funded by a grant from The Doctors Company Foundation. A standardized patient encounter is essentially a live simulation in a clinical setting with trained actors. To start the simulation, a physician is given a short prompt about the patient scenario. They may also be provided with some basic information such as a diagnosis or a relevant imaging study prior to entering the room. Once the testing center provides a signal, physicians are allowed to enter the room. An introduction of our role on the medical team is provided and a discussion ensues. The actors provide relevant history, incorporate true emotional response to questioning and display any behavioral or physical prompts that a real patient would. This allows physicians to react in real time to the needs of the patient. The use of standardized patients can also be adapted to desired testing scenarios, whether in the realm of communication, clinical reasoning, or establishing a differential diagnosis.\nTips to Improve Hospitalist/Patient Communication\nSit down to establish \"eye level\" communication.\nIntroduce yourself and your role.\nAvoid using medical jargon, such as e.g. \"upper respiratory infection\" instead of \u201ccold.\u201d\nAsk patients to explain their understanding of the care being provided.\nAlways close an encounter by asking a patient if there is anything they would like to discuss.\nAs hospitalists, we\u2019ve never met patients or families before beginning conversations at critical points of care. It takes sensitivity and particular thoughtfulness to create rapport and share substantial information with a patient, without having a prior relationship.\nThrough the training, my colleagues and I each encountered three different SPs in key scenarios: one at daily rounds, one upset over a missed diagnosis, and one at discharge, when the potential for errors and miscommunication is greatest. We were video recorded during the encounters for our personal review, and received direct feedback afterward from the patient.\nWe discovered that we as physicians have become great at taking care of patients, but we don\u2019t have enough opportunities to investigate which elements of our day-to-day communication need adjustment\u2014or what good behaviors need reinforcing.\nIt was extremely helpful for us to be able to watch the videos and ask ourselves, \u201cDo I use medical jargon that\u2019s hard for the patient to understand? Do I say things that aren\u2019t warm and welcoming to the patient?\u201d Then, by adding in patient feedback, we learned how we performed across these core domains, such as treating patients with courtesy and respect, listening skills, and explaining complex topics in an understandable way.\nStrengthening these individual communication skills is paramount to improving patient comprehension, which in turn can improve patient follow-though on discharge instructions and reduce risk of readmission. And as educators, our takeaways from the training can empower others in the healthcare system at large to better communicate with their patients.\nMount Sinai is proud to spearhead this innovative training effort in New York. In fact, since the initial date of the training, the three modules have expanded into a program run by The Morchand Center for Clinical Competence at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai. So far, the Morchand Center has adapted the SP methodology for hospitalists to train 1,845 additional residents in various specialties across New York City.\nNationwide, the entire medical community stands to benefit from continuous physician learning and partnerships that facilitate it, like The Doctors Company, which makes trainings like this possible. At a time of tremendous change for healthcare, having a well-trained physician workforce is more important than ever before. Our patients deserve to be cared for by physicians whose knowledge evolves alongside the transformation of care delivery.\nPhysician learning must keep pace with our industry\u2019s transformation. By setting the bar higher for what patients should expect on a patient communication level, we increase patient safety, raise levels of patient satisfaction and drive quality care\u2014no matter what the future of healthcare delivery looks like.",
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        "raw_content": "15 Best Blackberry Benefits\nHealth benefits of blackberry include better digestive health, strengthened immune defense, healthy functioning of the heart, prevention of cancer, and relief from endothelial dysfunction. Blackberry provides cognitive benefits and aids in enhancing memory, weight management, keeping the bones strong, skin care, improving vision, keeping disease-free eyes, and normal blood clotting. It may also serve as a valuable food during pregnancy owing to an impressive gamut of nutrients.\nBlackberry is a delicious and versatile fruit, belonging to the Rubus genus in the Rosaceae family which also includes raspberry and dewberry. Native to the Northern temperate areas of the globe, blackberry has been honored as the official fruit of the state of Alabama and is found copiously in North America and the Pacific coast. Ancient cultures perceived blackberry plant as a weed or a wild plant, yet its medicinal history goes back to more than 2000 years. History reveals the traditional usage of blackberry fruit, leaf, bark, and roots by the Romans and Greeks for healing numerous health conditions ranging from mild infections to venomous bites. In fact, during the 18th century, the Greek cure of using blackberry for treating gout was so influential in Europe that it was famously known as the \u2018gout berry\u2019. Recent scientific pieces of evidence have contributed extensively in unearthing the therapeutic potential of blackberries and their worldwide consumption.\nBlackberry plant has a biennial erect or partially erect stem with sharp spikes and dark green leaves with clusters of pinkish-white blossoms. It yields a purple-black aggregate fruit which comprises multiple smaller fleshy segments or drupelets. Blackberries have a fragile and smooth skin with a greenish core which lengthens nearly to the base of the berry. Immature blackberries are generally red or green and hard to touch and they later turn into black, soft, juicy, and glossy fruits on ripening.\nWatch Video: 8 Incredible Benefits Of Blackberries\nBlackberries are tasty and nutrient dense fruits which store a fine range of nourishing components. Vitamins provided by blackberries include vitamin A, vitamin B1 (thiamine), vitamin B2 (riboflavin), vitamin B3 (niacin), vitamin B6, folate, vitamin C (ascorbic acid), vitamin E (alpha-tocopherol), and vitamin K (phylloquinone). According to the USDA National Nutrient Database, the mineral wealth of blackberries includes calcium, iron, magnesium, phosphorous, potassium, and zinc. Blackberries are also a good source of amino acids and essential dietary fiber, and they do not contain any harmful cholesterol.\nHealth Benefits of Blackberry\nBenefits of blackberry provide respite in various health conditions that have been discussed as under:\nBlackberries contain a profuse amount of powerful antioxidants which protect the body in multiple ways. Components such as phenolic acids, flavonoids, and flavonols, particularly anthocyanosides, present in blackberries work against the harmful oxygen free molecules and counteract their action. This protective radical scavenging activity protects the body from a range of diseases caused as a consequence of oxidative damage which may be the underlying cause of many fatal conditions. Researcher Wang SY of Beltsville Agricultural Research Center in a study has concluded blackberries to have the third highest ORAC \u2013 oxygen radical absorbance capacity (antioxidant capacity) fruit, following strawberries and black raspberries.\nBlackberry fruit is effective against the development of cancer including lung cancer, colon cancer, and esophageal cancer. The micro-nutrients present in blackberries exert a chemo-preventive effect and prevent the proliferation of malignant cells.\nBlackberry extracts inhibit carcinogenesis and associated cell signaling. It also possesses chemopreventive effects, according to a study published in Nutrition and Cancer by researchers of National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health.\nA book named \u2018Cancer Uncensored\u2019 by Christopher C. Evans mentions that blackberries can initiate anti-cancer activity owing to the presence of anthocyanin in them.\nPrevents Endothelial Dysfunction\nBlackberries provide protection against the endothelial dysfunction which is characterized by an abnormal functioning of the inner lining of blood vessels. As suggested by a study cited in Elsevier\u2019s Life Science journal, they contain useful components such as cyanidin-3-O-glucoside, which fight the oxidative activity and help in normalizing multiple critical factors implicated in such conditions. It also helps in reducing DNA damage and guards against vascular failure.\nBlackberry also extends its beneficial effect in improving the cognitive functions of the body. A study was conducted by Dr. Barbara Shukitt-Hale, et al., USDA-ARS Human Nutrition Research Center on Aging at Tufts University, Boston on aged rats in 2013. The results suggest that the polyphenolic components present in blackberries help slow down the age-related decline in motor and cognitive activity attributing to their super antioxidant power. Regular consumption of blackberries may prove useful in enhancing memory performance and improving behavioral and neuronal functions.\nBlackberries are a source of both insoluble and soluble fiber essential for the optimum functioning of the digestive system. Insoluble fiber in blackberries encourages easy and better absorption of water in the large intestine and adds bulk to the stools. This aids in regular bowel movements, freedom from constipation, and apt digestive health.\nThe richness of flavonols such as anthocyanins in blackberry makes it a heart-friendly fruit. Other useful components such as magnesium and fiber present in blackberries prevent the arteries from getting blocked and stimulate a smooth flow of blood. This reduces the risk of various heart diseases such as stroke and atherosclerosis and maintains cardiovascular health. Magnesium, in blackberries, also helps in regulating the blood pressure and prevents cardiac arrhythmia and irregular contraction.\nBlackberries help in improving the immune system of the body, due to the presence of phytoestrogens, vitamins, and minerals. Regular consumption of blackberries helps fight various pathogens and protects the body from infections and other fatal illnesses.\nAttributing to very low amounts of sugar, blackberries assist in healthy weight management. Effective cleaning of the bowels owing to the fiber content in blackberries and very few amounts of calories make it an excellent snack during weight loss attempts.\nBlackberry contains vital minerals such as magnesium and calcium, which are essential for maintaining healthy bones. Calcium strengthens the bones and magnesium facilitates the absorption of calcium and potassium into the body. In addition to this, phosphorus present in blackberry aids in the regulation of calcium, thus assisting in building strong bones and also contributing to proper cellular functioning.\nBlackberry can serve as a delicious aid in maintaining beautiful skin, says Allison Tannis a leading Canadian nutritional scientist and educator in her book \u2018Feed Your Skin, Starve Your Wrinkles\u2019. Blackberry is packed with multiple skin-friendly nutrients like vitamin C, vitamin E, and other potent antioxidants. Vitamin E present in blackberry helps in maintaining the health of skin fats and prevents the skin from wrinkles. Apart from protecting the skin from oxidative damage, vitamin C, present in blackberry, is also responsible for the formation and strengthening of collagen structure which is the basis of connective tissue and thus aids in keeping the skin toned and tightened.\nBlackberry is useful for maintaining healthy eyes. Regular consumption of blackberries helps in protecting the eyes from ultra-violet radiations, attributing to the presence of lutein. Lutein forms a protective pigment called macula in the area behind the retina and prevents it from the damage caused by oxidative stress and high wavelength light radiations. Furthermore, anthocyanosides and vitamins present in blackberries enhance the vision and protect the eyes from various diseases such as macular degeneration, cataract, and night blindness.\nBlackberries contain a good amount of vitamin K, which helps in normal clotting of blood. It also helps in preventing excessive bleeding from slight injuries and aids in healing wounds. Vitamin K present in blackberries is also essential for protein modification and plays an important role in protecting bones from osteoporosis.\nUseful in Pregnancy\nBlackberry is very beneficial for pregnant women. As a source of natural folate, blackberry contributes to the optimum growth of the cells and tissues and helps reduce the risk of birth defects in babies. Folate is a critical nutrient required for better cellular functioning in all age groups. Vitamin C and other antioxidants help boost the disease-fighting power of the expectant mother, and the presence of essential minerals such as calcium, iron, magnesium, and phosphorus in blackberry strengthens bones and contributes to keeping her healthy. Besides, it has a refreshing taste which makes it a healthy option for a quick snack during pregnancy.\nBlackberry can be added to fresh fruit salads, baked goods such as tarts, cakes, and pies or they can be used to prepare jellies or preserves. They can also be combined with other fruits to prepare fruit salsa which can be served with crisps and chips. Blackberry serves as a delicious topping over various desserts including ice creams as well. Blackberries are also used in the preparation of wines and are available in canned and dried form too.\nUse of Blackberry Leaves\nLeaves of blackberry plant have been found effective in curing diarrhea and dysentery since early times, and have also been a topic of interest for modern research. This is attributed to the abundance of astringent tannins in the herb, which helps control such conditions in the digestive tract. Another benefit of astringent tannins in blackberry leaves is their healing effect on wounds. External application of tincture or infusion made from blackberry leaves helps in the constriction of blood vessels and cure small injuries. The astringent qualities of blackberry leaf may also prove useful in the soothing a sore throat and treating hemorrhoids.\nHow to Select & Store Blackberry?\nPick fresh, aromatic blackberries, devoid of any mushiness. Generally, perfectly ripe blackberries, which are ready to eat, have a deep black color, while the ones that are not fully ripe may have dark red or purple color. When buying blackberries packaged in a box, look for any visible stickiness between the blackberries. Blackberries sticking to one another or inclining to the container may indicate budding spoilage. Blackberries perish quickly and should ideally be consumed within 3-4 days of purchase. They may be kept in a shallow vessel without making multiple layers or they can be placed on one another and then refrigerated to avoid decay by covering the container with a loose plastic wrap. For further usage, blackberries may be frozen by arranging them in a baking tray with a rim, again in a single layer. Once they are frozen, they may be shifted to a zipper freezer bag, sealed, and put back into the freezer again. As these frozen berries may become soggy when defrosted, they may be apt for cooking purposes.\nIf you are not allergic to berries, then blackberries are the fruit for you. However, some pieces of evidence have shown that the presence of tannins in blackberry may contribute to the development of tumors if consumed in high concentrations. The good news is that blackberry fruit has very small quantities of tannins which usually do show any detrimental effects.\nBlack tea leaf: Extra caution is advised regarding the intake of blackberry leaf tea or decoction. Consumption of large quantities of blackberry leaf tea elevates a number of tannins in the body tremendously and may cause stomach complications such as nausea and vomiting. Experts generally recommend the usage of milk in the preparation of blackberry leaf tea to neutralize the effect of tannins. People who are already suffering from cancer or have a previous history of such diseases should avoid the usage of tea made from blackberry leaves.\nBlackberry root: Blackberry root is also a profuse source of tannins and is not recommended for individuals suffering from chronic gastrointestinal problems such as colitis.\nPregnancy and children: Pregnant and lactating mothers may eat blackberry fruit in normal amounts but should avoid the usage of blackberry leaf tea. Children under 24 months should not be given blackberry leaf tea. For older children and old people over the age of 65 years, it is recommended to consult a doctor for a correct prescription of the blackberry leaf tea.\nBlackberry leaf may result in allergic reactions ranging from mild to severe. An opinion from a medical expert is always recommended to discuss an individual\u2019s existing symptoms, correct dosage, and the potential risks before considering blackberry leaf tea for therapeutic purposes so that any undesirable conditions are avoided. In case you notice any allergic reactions post the consumption of blackberry or blackberry leaf tea, consult a healthcare professional immediately.\n9 Best Benefits of Clementines\n8 Surprising Benefits of Bilberry\nBlackberry is a multipurpose plant with its usage varying from food to major medicinal benefits. It is even used as a natural dye and food colorant, owing to the presence of anthocyanins which gives color to the blackberries. Traditional usage of blackberries, its roots, stems, and leaves for therapeutic purposes and its unique and refreshing taste have been drawing a great deal of attention from consumers and medical researchers for further research. So don\u2019t forget to pick up some blackberries to accentuate the taste and health factor of the next pie you are going to bake or the regular fruit salad you eat.\nhttp://books.google.co.in/books?id=mlyszsVFQ1kC\nhttp://archives.alabama.gov/emblems/st_fruit.html\nhttp://cdn.optmd.com/V2/75808/157482/index.html?g=Af////8=&r=www.gardenguides.com/123417-history-blackberry-fruit.html\nhttp://books.google.co.in/books?id=cjHCoMQNkcgC\nhttp://berryhealth.fst.oregonstate.edu/health_healing/fact_sheets/blackberry_facts.htm\nhttp://books.google.co.in/books?id=uCDMQZnUVMUC\nhttps://books.google.co.in/books?id=WZpkyH_twtIC\nhttp://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1179/147683009X423292\nhttp://books.google.co.in/books?id=ACAJfP8YHdQC\nhttp://books.google.co.in/books?id=xFreXqoOLgoC\nhttp://books.google.co.in/books?id=b48aaHtSg78C\nhttp://books.google.co.in/books?id=3OuR6Qi6htQC\nhttps://www.macular.org/lutein\nhttp://books.google.co.in/books?id=iPFokL0MuswC\nhttp://www.health.ny.gov/publications/1335/\nhttp://books.google.co.in/books?id=ej3cNgbF90gC\nhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BZ2Wrnl2bNU",
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        "raw_content": "Home London Attraction Enjoy a great day out at the London Canal Museum\nEnjoy a great day out at the London Canal Museum\nAddress: 12-13 New Wharf Road, London N1 9RT\nThe London Canal Museum may not be the first attraction that springs to mind when visitors are planning a fun-packed trip to the English capital, but it possibly should be given the wealth of great days out that are to be had here.\nOffering the chance for guests to explore the rich heritage of London\u2019s and the UK\u2019s waterways, the museum is dedicated to the canals of England that helped to fire the industrial revolution, as well as sparking a whole new way of life for many.\nPlenty to see and do at the London Canal Museum\nThe museum can be found in the heart of London and due to the city\u2019s position on the iconic River Thames, canals were not the most essential form of transport in the English capital but they have played a crucial role in transforming the nation as a whole.\nAcross the country, the creation of these man-made waterways ensured a more swift and efficient transit of the raw materials that fuelled the industrial revolution \u2013 most notably coal, cotton and steel \u2013 meaning the UK would not be in the enviable position as one of the world\u2019s most advanced nations that it is today without these advancements.\nVisitors to the museum can enjoy a tour through the history of canals in the the UK, as well as developing a better understanding of the cultural changes that life on the canals created.\nSpread over two floors and with a wharf just outside, there is plenty to keep visitors entertained during their time at the London Canal Museum.\nOngoing exhibitions and attractions at the London Canal Museum\nA range of exhibition take place at the museum throughout the year, with a changing roster of displays and exhibits to capture the imagination of visitors of all ages.\nExamples of events that have taken place at the museum over recent months include:\nThe Hertford Union Canal \u2013 An exhibition of materials gathered by Laburnum Boat Club as part of the group\u2019s heritage project.\nThe Glamorganshire Canal \u2013 An illustrated talk concerning the creation of the impressive waterway, which was built by Thomas Dadford and his son to link the iron works of Merthyr Tydfil to the port of Cardiff.\nGunpowder on the Lee \u2013 A look at the history of the the Royal Gunpowder Mills on the Lee at Waltham Abbey, which became a key player in the gunpowder trade for more than 300 years from the mid-17th century; all made possible by the local canals.\nFull details of the current selection of events and exhibitions on offer at the London Canal Museum can be found by heading to the attraction\u2019s official website.\nOpening hours and admission for the London Canal Museum\nOpen every day of the week except Mondays, the museum is open daily from 10am until 4.30pm, with last admission always 30 minutes before closing time.\nEntry to the museum will cost:\nAdults (\u00a34.00)\nChildren (\u00a32.00)\nSeniors (\u00a33.00)\nStudents (\u00a33.00)\nFamilies (\u00a310.00)\nTrust members & Museums Association members (\u00a32.00)\nReduced rates are also available for groups of ten or more that book their visit in advance.\nGuests are reminded that children under the age of 14 must be accompanied by an adult or remain part of a supervised group at all times. Family tickets consist of either one adult and up to four children, or two adults accompanied by no more than three children.\nParking for visitors to the London Canal Museum\nVisitors hoping to travel by car during their time in London can make use of several nearby parking options when planning a visit to the London Canal Museum, with nearby facilities including:\nSt Pancras Public Car Park (0.6 miles, 12 minutes\u2019 travel time on foot)\nBaron Street Car Park (0.6 miles, 13 minutes)\nJudd Street Car Park (0.7 miles, 14 minutes)\nMelton Street Car Park (one mile, 21 minutes)\nYork Way Car Park (0.5 miles, ten minutes)\nUpper Street Car Park (0.8 miles, 17 minutes)\nNCP Brunswick Square (one mile, 20 minutes)\nSkinner Street Car Park (one mile, 20 minutes)\nGeorge Mews Car Park (1.1 miles, 24 minutes)\nStanhope Street Car Park (1.4 miles, 30 minutes)\nParkside Road Car Park (0.8 miles, 16 minutes)\nRCP Parking \u2013 Bernard Street Car Park (1.1 miles, 23 minutes)\nElia Mews Car Park (one mile, 21 minutes)\nHowever, visitors planning to drive during their time in the English capital should remember the importance of planning their journeys in advance, as traffic volumes can be high at most times of the day. Indeed, the morning and evening rush hours can be particularly stressful periods to take to the roads and travel at this time should be avoided.\nIn addition, motorists are advised that parking spaces can be limited due to the large number of vehicles in central London. It is therefore recommended for drivers to pre-book their parking before their departure.\nUnderground travel options for the London Canal Museum\nFor all those who would rather do away with the stresses of driving in London, the extensive Underground network offers a far more relaxed and efficient travel option for London visitors to make use of.\nThe London Canal Museum is located in the heart of one the city\u2019s most popular areas for tourism and therefore it is served by several nearby stations:\nEuston (Northern and Victoria lines)\nMornington Crescent (Northern line)\nVisitors hoping to make use of public transport when planning a visit to the London Canal Museum can also make use of several nearby overground rail stations, including Kings Cross, St Pancras International and London Euston.\nFull details of all public transport options, including Tube, bus and rail services, can be found by heading to the official website of Transport for London.\nHotels London Canal Museum\nPark Grand London Lancaster Gate Hotel\n23 min (3.4 mi) via A501\nPark Grand Paddington Court London Hotel\nOther nearby attractions for visitors to the London Canal Museum\nFinally, it is not just the London Canal Museum that draws millions of visitors to this bustling city every year, with London offering a vast array of attractions to suit all manner of tastes and predilections.\nVisitors can enjoy everything from a night at the theatre to a tour of some of London\u2019s most historic and breathtaking attractions, there really is a vast selection of local sights and activities for people to enjoy. Here are just a few:\nMadame Tussauds London (1.9 miles, 17 minutes\u2019 travel time on foot/via public transport)\nThe British Museum (1.4 miles, 20 minutes)\nSt Paul\u2019s Cathedral (1.9 miles, 15 minutes)\nHintHunt London (one mile, 12 minutes)\nRipley\u2019s Believe It or Not! London (2.2 miles, 16 minutes)\nSomerset House (two miles, 21 minutes)\nThe National Gallery (2.3 miles, 14 minutes)\nTrafalgar Square (2.2 miles, 15 minutes)\nCoca-Cola London Eye (2.6 miles, 21 minutes)\n5D World London (2.2 miles, 19 minutes)\nChurchill War Rooms (2.8 miles, 24 minutes)\nShakespeare\u2019s Globe (2.4 miles, 24 minutes)\nThe London Dungeon (2.7 miles, 21 minutes)\nSea Life London Aquarium (2.8 miles, 20 minutes)\nLondon Bridge Experience (2.8 miles, 22 minutes)\nMonument to the Great Fire of London (2.5 miles, 21 minutes)\nHyde Park (2.8 miles, 19 minutes)\nTower of London (three miles, 26 minutes)\nPalace of Westminster (2.9 miles, 19 minutes)\nWestminster Abbey (2.9 miles, 19 minutes)\nShare the post \"Enjoy a great day out at the London Canal Museum\"\nPrevious articleCatch a stunning performance at London\u2019s Finborough Theatre\nNext articleHave a great day out at Putney Bridge",
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        "raw_content": "The historic Nymphenburg Castle, also known as Nymph's Castle, is one of Munich's most famous sights. This baroque Bavarian palace used to be the main summer residence of the region's rulers and it's not hard to see why. Immaculate gardens, cascading fountains and lush interiors grace this famous home, which today welcomes more than 300,000 visitors per year.\nDiscover the Castle of Nymphenburg and beyond\nThe main interior of Nymphenburg palace lies behind a 700 metre-wide baroque fa\u00e7ade - and through its doors lie a spectrum of truly impressive sights. The Stone Hall in the central pavilion stretches over three levels, capped by a ceiling fresco depicting the ancient Greek god, Helios. Throughout the palace, much of the baroque designs have survived, alongside examples of rococo or neoclassical decoration.\nOutside the main palace, pavilions and wings house a variety of artefacts and curiosities, whilst the great 200-hectare park is a highlight of the palace grounds. With a preserved Baroque garden, central waterfall and long canal, the park at Nymphenburg is the perfect place to explore and unwind.\nExplore Nymphenburg Castle from the Park Inn by Radisson Munich Frankfurter Ring\nWith an ideal location near Munich's best attractions including Nymphenburg Castle, the Park Inn by Radisson, Munich Frankfurter Ring, offers a fantastic central location with friendly service and 81 comfortable rooms.\nThanks to its situation and easy transport links, it is also the ideal Munich hotel for visitors to base themselves in, whilst exploring the sights of the city. From here you will also be perfectly situated to attend some of the city\u2019s most iconic events, such as the Christmas Markets and the world\u2019s most famous party, Oktoberfest.",
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        "raw_content": "How China and Russia are mining major U.S. data hacks\nhttps://www.pbs.org/newshour/show/china-russia\nIntelligence services in Russia and China are cross-referencing hacked U.S. databases to reveal the identities of U.S. intelligence workers, according to a report in the Los Angeles Times. Jeffrey Brown learns more from reporter Brian Bennett.\nNext: a closer look at how major hacks of U.S. data are being used by China and Russia to target U.S. spies.\nToday's Los Angeles Times reports that intelligence services in those two nations are aggressively cross-referencing leaked information, including security clearances, airline records and medical insurance forms, to reveal the identities of intelligence officers and agents.\nWe hear about these high-level data breaches all the time. Today's story connects some of the dots in a chilling way, claiming, for example, that at least one clandestine network of American engineers and scientists who work with U.S. undercover agents overseas has already been compromised.\nOne of the article's authors, L.A. Times reporter Brian Bennett, joins me now.\nAnd welcome to you.\nSo, we hear about these acts. This is about what happens afterwards, right, cross-indexing and putting together the information. What kind of clues are they looking for?\nBRIAN BENNETT, The Los Angeles Times:\nSo, right now, countries like China and Russia are collecting massive amounts of data on the lives of Americans and the lives of government workers.\nAnd this is going to allow them to get a dossier on people and know about their medical history, their banking information, if they have financial difficulties and might be vulnerable to blackmail or something else, their \u2014 any marital indiscretions that may have come out, their connections overseas. And all this information is put together in massive databases and powerful computers can crunch them and give a very detailed view of people traveling.\nYou even seen cited things \u2014 we all remember like the U.S. Office of Personnel Management database last year, millions and millions of amounts of information on people. And then there's the more recent \u2014 it's the Ashley Madison database, right? You can sort of put all these things together. Is it difficult to do?\nBRIAN BENNETT:\nIt is difficult to do. And it's technical to do.\nBut computers have become so advanced now, that countries like China and Russia are fully capable of doing this, and not only that, but they can work with criminal networks in their own countries, Chinese hackers and Chinese companies. And they can collect the data and put it together.\nWell, this is one of the things that struck me in your article. You were talking about governments, China and Russia specifically, but working with mobs, mob groups, working with private companies in their own countries to do this. Why would they be working with such groups?\nSo, in the case of China, for example, intelligence officials have analyzed the data breaches that have been associated with China, and they determined that there's a hacking ring, a criminal hacking ring that is working at the behest of the Chinese government.\nAnd that ring, for example, was behind the data that was stolen from Anthem health insurance. That was 80 million files on different people stolen from that. And that information never made it to the black market. Usually, when there's a big data breach like that, the information would be sold to the highest bidder. Well, it never appeared.\nAnd so intelligence officials are confident that the hack was done at the behest of a foreign government and that China is using that information combined with other information they have stolen from U.S. government computers.\nAll right, now, speaking of using, because that's what also is coming out here, is not just the gathering and then the cross-indexing, but the using of this information, you say there's been at least some evidence of at least one network that has been compromised. What do we know about in that case?\nSo, what was described to me by these officials I spoke with for the article was that they aren't concerned at this point so much about the trained spies, the Americans who have had years and years of experience doing this work.\nThey're more concerned about a network of American scientists and engineers who have day jobs, but occasionally they moonlight for the intelligence community. They have an expertise, and when asked they help out, and they have a security clearance.\nWell, now, because China was behind the OPM data breach that was able to dig into the security clearance files, they now know and can cross-index information on people's travel records, people's health care records and whether they have a security clearance or not.\nAnd compromised in this case means, do we know how \u2014 was the information given to these scientists or presented to them?\nSo, intelligence officials say that they have evidence that China has this information and is using it.\nWe don't know exactly how they are using it. And in the espionage world, spy agencies, they try to hide their tracks, and so they won't necessarily detain or hold onto an individual. One warning that was given out to government officials, for example, was that if you're at an airport and someone approaches you and they seem to have a lot in common with you, be very wary of that. So, there are of these sort of soft advances is what the intelligence community is talking about.\nAnd are authorities telling you that they suspect this has happened in other cases, that there are other compromises?\nThey're very concerned about that. Particularly, they're concerned about the Russian government doing this, the Chinese government, and they're also concerned about the Iranian government being able to collect these massive amounts of data and use it to identify people working with U.S. intelligence.\nAnd do we know what steps the U.S. is taking, are able to take to counteract any of this?\nSo, right now, the U.S. is aggressively trying to educate the government work force, and tell them, look, when you travel overseas, here is what you need to be worried about. 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Christmas was the one time of year they could look forward to getting new clothes.\nBelieving that education is the key to a better life, Mumo attended high school and later Moi University in western Kenya. He then worked with a pesticides company based in Nairobi, where he interacted with farmers and got to know their challenges.\nPeter Mumo started Expressions Global Group to help farmers in Kenya optimize their land and crops. Photo by Larisa Epatko/PBS NewsHour\nMumo started a business called Expressions Global Group, which helps young career farmers get advice from local agronomists on what to grow, the types of seeds, pesticides and fertilizers to use, and which times of year to plant. The network now includes about 20,000 farmers across Kenya and 300 part-time agronomists.\n\u201cWe advise them to grow crops based on their geographical locations,\u201d since some crops do better in certain regions than others, said Mumo. Farmers have a tendency to want to grow maize, or corn, even in regions of low rainfall because it\u2019s a staple food. But corn needs a lot of water, so his company encourages the farmers to grow other vegetables, like sorghum.\nSorghum is a versatile grassy plant whose grain can be used as food, animal feed and even biofuels. And it\u2019s a hardy crop that can grow in arid climates. The farmers can feed their chickens with it, and then sell either the eggs or the poultry meat, Mumo said.\n\u201cOur focus is to ensure that when farmers come to us, they are able to get information to help them make the right decisions on production, sustainability and returns. How much are they getting from their ventures? How much are they going to influence the economic well-being of the country? 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        "raw_content": "Cover of What Makes a Great Exhibition?, published by The Pew Center for Arts & Heritage in 2006.\nPublished by The Pew Center for Arts & Heritage in 2006 and edited by Center Executive Director Paula Marincola, What Makes a Great Exhibition? aims to stimulate thought about how overarching issues meet-on-the-ground practicalities. This anthology\u2014which includes writing from 14 curators and historians\u2014is vital reading for arts professionals, art and curatorial studies students, art historians, practicing artists, and anyone curious about exhibition-making today.\nFeaturing contributions by Glenn Adamson, Paola Antonelli with Bennett Simpson, Carlos Basualdo, Iwona Blazwick, Lynne Cooke, Thelma Golden with Glenn Ligon, Mary Jane Jacob, Jeffrey Kipnis, Paula Marincola, Detlef Mertins, Mark Nash, Ralph Rugoff, Ingrid Schaffner, and Robert Storr.\nCopies available for order through Reaktion Books, London and University of Chicago Press.\nNow available for Kindle, through Amazon.\nExcerpt from Jeffrey Kipnis' \"Who's afraid of gift-wrapped kazoos?\"\nExhibitions don\u2019t teach if for no other reason than they don\u2019t have time to. Even a seasoned, ardent enthusiast will spend at most two hours in an exhibition, and I would guess 30 minutes is more like the maximum attention span of a typical member of the audience. An essay or a book can earn the undivided attention of the reader for tens of hours, thus, the writer has ample time to unfold the scholarship, the considered argument, the conjecture or the story, in complex invention or in considerable detail. Even an expert does not, cannot, pay such attention to an exhibition. At best, then, one has time to get an exhibition\u2019s idea, and, in my opinion, \u201cgetting it\u201d is the most paltry effect any cultural practice can achieve, with the sole exception of jokes. Thus, the ideas in an exhibition must be served by other, more valuable effects, as they are in all forms of theater.\nSusan Hiller, Witness, 2000. Installation view in Sydney Biennale, 2002. Image appears in What Makes a Great Exhibition?, published by The Pew Center for Arts & Heritage in 2006.\nEach form of cultural production has its own timbre of close attention amidst its own spectrum of attentions: we study, pay rapt or casual attention to, enjoy, or merely scan books, films, live theater, dance, art, buildings, each in its own way. The duration of each performance, part and parcel of its material field, is fundamental to that specificity. After some reflection, I have come to believe that among all forms of cultural production, the museum exhibition is the most fleeting, the most ephemeral. We usually visit them once, our stay is brief, our attention light and distracted by the dance of the other visitors and the lure of the other things. And though they may travel for a while, once they close, they never, ever return.\nEric Wesley, Kicking Ass, 2000. Installation view in Freestyle, Studio Museum in Harlem, 2001. Image appears in What Makes a Great Exhibition?, published by The Pew Center for Arts & Heritage in 2006.\nI believe that the irreducible, irreproducible effects, the pleasures, the powers, and the possibilities of an exhibition actually obtain from its evanescence. I take a cue from Hamlet. Had the prince wanted to catch the king, to prove his guilt and prosecute him, evidence would have been the thing. But Hamlet wanted something else; he wanted to catch the conscience of the king, and for that he needed theater, a play. I wanted something that requires even a lighter touch than live theater, because I wanted to put king and company and things all on stage as characters in an unscripted play, without them even knowing it; and to score it with the silent soundtrack that only an exhibition produces. The exhibition is the only kind of theater in which actor, audience, prop, set, lighting, orchestra, even the stage itself, are on stage all at the same time, and none quite knows which role it plays when.\nRobert Morris, Untitled (Tangle), 1967, one-inch thick felt, installation dimensions variable, the Museum of Modern Art, gift of Philip Johnson. Image appears in What Makes a Great Exhibition?, published by The Pew Center for Arts & Heritage in 2006.\nOrder your copy of What Makes a Great Exhibition? through Reaktion Books, London or University of Chicago Press.\nWhat Makes a Great Exhibition? Contributors",
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        "raw_content": "Meet the Global Faculty: Logan Randolph Uses Biological Issues Course to Help Students Realize Their Impact on the World\nProfessor Logan Randolph, whose office at Polk State Winter Haven, WSC 132, is filled with items he's collected during his many trips abroad, teaches in the College's Global Studies Program.\nPolk State\u2019s Global Studies Program offers students the ability to explore subjects and issues on a global level \u2014 without ever having to leave campus. Here, we introduce Biology Professor Logan Randolph, who has taught in the program since its creation in 2014, and who has found that students who take his Global-designated Biological Issues course end the semester with a whole new understanding of the world \u2014 and themselves.\nAsk Logan Randolph to name his most influential international experience, and he\u2019ll give you 12.\nThere are the many times he\u2019s snorkeled the world\u2019s third-largest barrier reef in the Bahamas. And the time he toured Anne Frank\u2019s home in Amsterdam. And the time he watched leatherback turtles lay eggs, and later, the eggs hatch, in Malaysia. And seeing some of the oldest portions of the Great Wall of China. And, of course, he can\u2019t leave out hiking in remote areas of southwest China, where children screamed and ran away from him because they\u2019d never seen a Caucasian person.\nVaried as these experiences have been, they\u2019ve all, in their own ways, broadened Randolph\u2019s view of the world and deepened his understanding of his place in it. It\u2019s that kind of perspective he is now cultivating in Polk State students as a professor in its Global Studies Program \u2014 even if his students never set foot on foreign soil themselves.\n\u201cIt\u2019s very easy for students to graduate without ever having realized the impact their actions have on the world. Everything we do, even little things, has an impact on the whole world, not just on ourselves,\u201d he said. \u201cThat\u2019s what the Global Studies Program is teaching students at Polk State.\u201d\nThe Global Studies Program is designed to help students develop their understanding of specific subject areas and issues on a global level. The program includes a collection of courses, each with at least 20 percent global content, as well as presentations and cultural events.\nStudents who earn 15 credits of Global Studies coursework, attend a designated number of events, and complete a synthesis project and resume or portfolio earn a Global Studies designation on their diploma. That designation not only represents a student\u2019s efforts to learn about the world beyond their own, but also signals to future employers that they\u2019ve achieved a certain level of global competency; a recent Polk State survey of area employers showed that international experiences or study are highly valued among respondents.\nRandolph, who has a doctorate in botany and anthropology, a master\u2019s degree in mycology and biology, and a bachelor\u2019s degree in botany, all from Miami University, began teaching at Polk State in 2008 and was one of the first professors to develop a Global Studies course. He\u2019s been teaching Global-designated sections of BSC 1033, Biological Issues, since 2014.\nThe course, according to the College\u2019s catalog, \u201cprovides students with an opportunity to investigate current biological issues.\u201d In Randolph\u2019s Global sections, students do that on a personal, local and global level, he explained.\n\u201cTake cancer for instance. In the Global sections, we talk about how that has impacted us on a personal level, impacted the U.S., and impacted the rest of the world. We develop a much larger picture of the issue,\u201d Randolph said. \u201cBy doing so, the students don\u2019t fall into the trap of \u2018how does this affect me, not the world.\u2019\u201d\nRandolph\u2019s course is completely online, so students explore biological issues via research, discussions, and personal reflections. Another topic his students recently explored through these methods was food consumption.\n\u201cI have them look at where their fruits and vegetables come from. Sometimes, they\u2019re coming from thousands of miles away,\u201d Randolph said.\n\u201cWe talk about how we fit into the global marketplace, as well as the waste that our global marketplace creates; for instance, the fuel that is used to bring us peaches in January, and the food that is destroyed while being transported halfway around the world. It\u2019s a lesson intended to encourage students to think about their impact on our world and our environment, even when it comes to something like what they eat.\n\u201cThis is not a course that has a narrow focus and just emphasizes students learning facts. This is a course that takes a broad view of the world and asks students to reflect on their place in it.\u201d\nRandolph acknowledges that many students may see \u201cGlobal Studies\u201d and immediately think \u201cmore work\u201d \u2014 but they shouldn\u2019t.\n\u201cIt\u2019s not extra work, it\u2019s different work,\u201d Randolph said. \u201cThe Global Studies courses are the most modernized courses we teach.\u201d\n\u201cGlobalization and global expectations of students are a rapidly growing trend at colleges and universities across the United States \u2014 and Polk State is keeping up.\u201d\nPolk State\u2019s Institute for Global Initiatives offers students study-abroad opportunities and courses designed to foster international awareness. 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        "raw_content": "Bryce Dallas Howard on Why a Future Like Black Mirror Is Closer Than We Think\nBryce Dallas Howard and Alice Eve Black Mirror Interview\n3 November 2016 by Quinn Keaney\nWhen I first sit down across from Alice Eve, I briefly find myself worried that I've stumbled into the cotton-candy-coloured nightmare found in her recent episode of Black Mirror. With her white-blonde hair done up in an elegant bouffant and dressed in a pastel pink dress, she looks like she's stepped straight out of season three's \"Nosedive,\" which \u2014 like other stand-out episodes from the season \u2014 offers an interesting but disturbing look at what the future of technology might yield. 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We don't really think about it or how to manage it.\nAlice Eve: Going off of what Bryce is saying brilliantly is that in horror films, they sometimes don't show the monster because our imaginations and our own pain is so much greater. Social media is like that. I think it's so great. It doesn't have to show a monster \u2014 when you see someone leaving a mean comment, or living a so-called perfect life, you just put all of your pain into that. I think that's what happens in \"Nosedive,\" and I think it's scary because we all do it. We do it to ourselves, we do. It's not like anyone else has to come in and kill us. We just kill ourselves.\nBDH: And with this monster metaphor, if someone down-votes you, or you don't get a like, or someone says something not cool, you project onto it the person or the people who have hurt you the most in life. It's almost like that is coming from them instead, and in that story you are that person. Lacie loves Naomi the most, and needs her approval more than anyone else's. What this really is the story of is someone basically trying to get a monster to love them. It's impossible.\nPS: At the end, we get to see both of your characters spiral out in different ways, finally succumbing to the pressures that have been building up for the entire episode. What was it like to film that?\nAE: It was amazing! We had this amazing monologue from Bryce. All the supporting artists were acting as if it were like a play, so they'd cheer at the end of every take. They were clapping and yelling out, \"Yes, one more!\" It felt like we were in the theatre.\nBDH: We were putting on a show! What's so fun about an episode like this is that you do go to such extremes. Sometimes acting, particularly in film, can feel so contained. You need to be small and not overplay things, so it's such a relief to be able to go as far as you can go with an emotion or a feeling or a speech. It just goes so, so, so far.\nPS: Speaking of extremes, Bryce, your character gets to completely let loose in the final scene when she's locked up and screaming \"f*ck you\" at the guy across the hall. Unlike other episodes of Black Mirror that I've seen, though, it almost feels hopeful. Was that cathartic in any way for you?\nBDH: There's almost a whole journey contained in that scene, so it's meant to be very cathartic. In the beginning, she's been arrested, and she's coming to grips that she's lost everything. She no longer has her contacts in, so she can't see anyone's ratings or engage in that world. She's wearing the size-four dress that doesn't fit her. In that cell, she lets go of everything and becomes free. There's that moment where I'm looking at the dust particles that she's seeing for the first time, and she's actually inhabiting a space, being present in the moment.\nAE: It's like that plastic bag moment in American Beauty.\nBDH: Yeah, like how beautiful these small things that would go completely unnoticed normally, and how precious they are. When Lacie is starting to talk with the gentleman in the other cell, it's like she's freed for the first time. The more insults she throws, the closer they become. They're real with one another. That twinge of hope is hopefully because she's gone through a catharsis, she's now free, and she's standing before a man she's attracted to, and he seems to be attracted to her. 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        "raw_content": "Eaton Vance Risk-Managed Diversified Equity Income Fund August 2013 Distribution\nBOSTON, Aug. 30, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Eaton Vance Risk-Managed Diversified Equity Income Fund , today announced important information concerning its distribution declared in August 2013. This press release is issued as required by the Fund's managed\nBOSTON, Aug. 30, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Eaton Vance Risk-Managed Diversified Equity Income Fund , today announced important information concerning its distribution declared in August 2013. This press release is issued as required by the Fund's managed distribution plan (Plan) and an exemptive order received from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. The Board of Trustees has approved the implementation of the Plan to make monthly cash distributions to common shareholders, stated in terms of a fixed amount per common share. This information is sent to you for informational purposes only and is an estimate of the sources of the August distribution. It is not determinative of the tax character of the Fund's distributions for the 2013 calendar year. Shareholders should note that the Fund's total regular distribution amount is subject to change as a result of market conditions or other factors.\nDistribution Period: August 2013 Distribution Amount per Common Share: $0.0930\nThe following table sets forth an estimate of the sources of the Fund's August distribution and its cumulative distributions paid this fiscal year to date. Amounts are expressed on a per common share basis and as a percentage of the distribution amount.\nEaton Vance Risk-Managed Diversified Equity Income Fund\nSource Current Distribution % of Current Cumulative Distributions % of the Cumulative\nDistribution for the Fiscal Year-to- Distributions for the\nDate(1) Fiscal Year-to-Date(1)\n------ -------------------- ------------ ------------------------ ----------------------\nNet Investment Income $0.0069 7.5% $0.0704 9.5%\n--------------------- ------- --- ------- ---\n5-year period ended on\nJuly 31, 2013(1) 3.10%\n----------------------- ----\n------------------------ ----\nat NAV for the fiscal\nyear through July 31,\nrate as a percentage of\nNAV as of July 31,\n(1) Average annual total return at NAV represents the simple arithmetic average of the annual NAV total returns of the Fund for the 5-year period ended on July 31, 2013.\n(2) The annualized current distribution rate is the cumulative distribution rate annualized as a percentage of the Fund's NAV as of July 31, 2013.\n(3) Cumulative total return at NAV is the percentage change in the Fund's NAV for the period from the beginning of its fiscal year to July 31, 2013 including distributions paid and assuming reinvestment of those distributions.\n(4) Cumulative fiscal year distribution rate for the period from the beginning of its fiscal year to July 31, 2013 measured on the dollar value of distributions in the year-to-date period as a percentage of the Fund's NAV as of July 31, 2013.",
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        "raw_content": "Thomas G. Plante Ph.D., ABPP\nWhat\u2019s New in the Grand Jury Report on Priest Abuse?\nClergy abuse in the Catholic Church is in the news yet again.\nWith great fanfare and national front page news coverage, a Pennsylvania grand jury recently released their much anticipated report on August 14, 2018 detailing the horrific history and pattern of abuse and cover up by the Roman Catholic Church in six of the eight Pennsylvania dioceses during the past 70 years. About 300 priests and 1,000 victims were counted during this time frame and the all-too-familiar pattern of bishops and other church leaders suppressing news when it came to their attention and then moving priests to other churches to minimize scandal. The news came after the well-known and high ranking American Cardinal McCarrick was recently accused of sexually exploiting many Catholic seminarians as well as a teenage \u201cnephew\u201d for many years.\nBut what have we really learned with the release of this grand jury report? What\u2019s new in it? The answer is surprisingly little. We have been well aware of this story in the Catholic Church for many years and it certainly came to public attention in 2002 with the now famous Boston Globe\u2019s Spotlight Team report, which was recently made into the award-winning film Spotlight. Several major national and independent research studies conducted by the John Jay College of Criminal Justice in 2004 and 2011, funded in part by the Department of Justice, made this information well known. In fact, colleagues and I who have worked in this area for 30 plus years published a book in 1998, Bless Me Father for I Have Sinned, articulating these patterns of abuse with now confirmed and accurate estimates of the number of clerical sex offenders among us.\nWhat really is new in the grand jury report is the fact that 8 percent of priests in Pennsylvania during the past 70 years had credible accusations of sexual abuse while the estimated national average during the same period of time is 4 percent. Now, that\u2019s news. As we learned about Boston in 2002, Pennsylvania was a clergy abuse hot spot, and perhaps the pattern of abuse and cover-up there was more extreme than in most of the rest of the country during the same time frame.\nAt the end of the day, everyone wants to be sure that children and families are safe in the Catholic Church and in any institution that is entrusted with their care. After the now famous U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishop\u2019s 2002 Dallas Charter, policies and procedures within the Church have made it a safer environment for children, with lay review boards overseeing their efforts in all dioceses and within all religious orders. An independent audit system, conducted by a company unaffiliated with the church, ensures that these policies and procedures are followed very carefully with lay oversight. Other organizations that work with children such as the Boy Scouts, law enforcement, the U.S. Olympic committee, the Boys and Girls Clubs of America, and so forth have worked together with the Catholic Church to utilize best practices of child protection moving forward.\nThe stories coming out of Pennsylvania recently are a reminder that we need to do all that we can do to keep children and families safe when in the trusted care of Church or non-church institutions and that we all need to be hypervigilant in our efforts. Tragically, sex offenders can be found within any profession and institution and keeping them away from children must be our top priority. Best practices and policies are available to help and are now used in the Catholic Church and elsewhere. We must ensure that they are enforced wherever adults and children interact.\nCopyright 2018, Thomas G. Plante, Ph.D., ABPP\nPlante, T. G., & McChesney, K. (Eds.). (2011). Sexual Abuse in the Catholic Church: A Decade of Crisis, 2002-2012. Santa Barbara, CA: Praeger/ABC-CLIO. ISBN: 978-0-313-39387-7.\nThomas Plante, Ph.D., ABPP, is a professor at Santa Clara University and an adjunct clinical professor of psychiatry at Stanford University.\nDo the Right Thing: Living Ethically in an Unethical World\nMy SCU Website\nPriest Abuse: Male Compared to Female Victimization Impact\nWhat Would You Do if You Were Witness to Child Abuse?\nPreventing and Reporting Child Abuse",
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        "raw_content": "Sentencing Children at Law - 2005\nAn updated version of a paper presented to the Legal Aid Commission's Conference: 'Children and the Law Practical Issues for Lawyers' in November 2002\nI may be showing my age but it is a long, long time since I appeared in a sentence matter in the Children's Court. You, I am sure, have significantly more, and more recent experience, than I.\nIt is a well-known trait of barristers to give an impression of expertise that they don't really possess. They then present a case that often merely illustrates their lack of expertise. I hope to avoid this sin. Although I will touch on sentencing proceedings in the Children's Court I will focus on sentencing at law and the problems that arise you leave the cosy confines of the Children's Court.\nThe vast majority of criminal charges against young people are heard in the Children's Court for that Court has jurisdiction over all offences except certain driving offences and 'serious children's indictable offences'.\n'Serious children's' indictable offences' include homicide and other offences which attract the most severe penalties, imprisonment for life, 25 years or more and a number of sexual offences (see Children's (Criminal Proceedings) Act 1987 (C (CP) Act) section 3, 7, 28). In addition some indictable matters can be referred by the Children's Court to be dealt with 'at law'(C (CP) Act s.18).\nSentencing in the Children's Court\nThe Children's Court must sentence young offenders under the C (CP) Act s.33. The range of penalties under the C (CP) Act include cautions, good behaviour bonds, fines, probation, community service orders and detention.\nDismissal & caution: A significant number of young offenders are cautioned under s.33 (1)(a). The courts also have power to caution young offenders under the Young Offenders Act 1997 (s.31).\nGood Behaviour Bond: the maximum period for a bond is two years. There are a number of compulsory conditions sets out in s.33 (1) (a) of the C (CP) Act. Although there is a power in s.24 for the Court to order a child to pay compensation, monetary penalties are not to be a condition of a bond.\nFine: The maximum fines courts can impose is $1,100 or the maximum available at law (s.33 (1)(c)).\nProbation: The maximum period of probation is two years (s.31 (1)(e)).\nCommunity Service: Children under the age of 16 can receive a maximum of 100 hours community service. Offenders aged 16 or over can get up to 250 hours (s.13 and s.33 (1) (f) Children's (Community Service Orders) Act 1999). Community Service Orders are restricted to offences and situations where the Court can sentence a young person to detention.\nDetention: The maximum period of detention is two years (s.33 (1)(g)). Detention can be suspended or combined with a bond (s.33 (1B)). Courts cannot sentence a young offender to detention unless satisfied all other sentencing options available under the C (CP) Act are inappropriate (s.33 (2)).\nRehabilitation: The courts can adjourn a hearing up to 12 months and release a young person on bail to assess their suitability for rehabilitation or allow their participation in rehabilitation program (s.33 (1)(c2)).\nYouth Drug Courts: These now operate out of Campbelltown, Cobham (St Mary's) and Bidura Children's Courts. The program's drawing area takes in the Eastern Suburbs to Katoomba. Unlike the Adult Drug court there is no separate Act or regime. The program operates using the Bail Act and C (CP) Act.\nYouth Justice Conferencing: Courts can also refer a young offender to a Youth Justice Conference (s.33 (1)(c1)) or pursuant to the Young Offenders Act 1997.\nLicense disqualification: Young people found guilty of driving offences can be disqualified from holding a license s 25(1) Road Transport (General) Act 1999. The debate about whether disqualification can be ordered for a child under the age of 16 was resolved by Dunford J in HA & SB v DPP (2003) 57 NSWLR 653. Although the Children's Court does not formally convict a child under 16 (s.14 C (CP) Act) the finding of guilt is enough to trigger the power to disqualify.\nDealing with matters at law\nThe C (CP) Act deals in different ways with three categories of offences:\n* Serious children's indictable offences,\n* Other indictable offences, and\n* All other offences.\nSerious children's indictable offences must be dealt with according to law (s.17), they cannot be finalised in the Children's Court.\nAdults who were children when the offence was committed can be dealt with under the C (CP) Act if they were under the age of 21 when charged before the Court with the offence s16 C (CP) Act.\nSection 31(1) of the C (CP) Act notes that if a person is charged before the Children's Court with an offence other than a serious children's indictable offence, the proceedings for the offence shall be dealt with summarily. However there is an exception. Section 31(3) notes that if the Children's Court is of the opinion, after all the evidence of the Prosecution has been taken that having regard to all the evidence before it, the evidence is capable of satisfying a jury beyond reasonable doubt the person has committed an indictable offence and that the charge may not properly be disposed of in a summary matter the proceedings for the offence shall be dealt as if it were a committal for trial or sentence.\nIt is most important to note that s31 (3) only operates after the prosecution has put its case. A Magistrate cannot decide to proceed at law until the prosecution case is presented. Where (as sometimes occurs) Magistrates attempt to pre-empt a hearing of the prosecution case in the Children's Court, usually to avoid cross-examination of witnesses they, in my opinion, have fallen into appealable error.\nSection 18 (1) C (CP) provides a guide to the matters a Magistrate should consider when deciding whether a matter should be dealt with at law (see Bendt [2003] NSWCCCA 78 and Kirby J in JIW v DPP [2005] NSWSC 760).\nObviously, it would rarely be in a child's interest to have the matter dealt with at law. Applications that the matter proceed at law are generally made by the DPP. However the Magistrate can make the decision without prompting. The factors, which are to be taken into account in making such determination, are set out in R v WKR (1993) 32 NSWLR 447:\n* The nature and incidents of the offence\n* The age, maturity and personal circumstances of the offender, and\n* The nature of the penalty that would be appropriate.\nThey were recently considered in JIW v DPP.\nIn WKR Sully J sought to bring to the decision questions about the morality of the offenders conduct although the majority did not accept that this was appropriate. He also made the extraordinary statement:\n'In order to fix a fair and objective view of the true level of personal responsibility ...the offender should not be allowed to shelter behind the accident of age so as to have the quite extraordinary advantages that flow from the application of ... the Act.'(At page 460C - emphasis added.)\nSection 6 of the Children (Criminal Proceedings) Act 1987 sets out the significant principles that courts must take into account when dealing with children* Children have the same rights and freedoms before the law as adults including the right to be heard and to participate in processes leading to decision that affect them.\n* Children who commit offences need to bear responsibility for their actions but because of their dependency and their immaturity they require guidance and assistance.\n* It is desirable, whenever possible, not to interrupt the education or employment of a child.\n* It is desirable, wherever possible, to allow a child to reside in his or her home.\n* The penalty imposed on a child should be no greater than the penalty imposed on an adult who commits the same offence. and as.3 notes a 'Child' is defined as 'a person who under the age of 18 years.' There is a tendency, particularly in the higher courts, to ignore or down play both s.3 and s.6 (For example, in AD [2005] NSWCCA 208 the court held that the sentencing judge's failure to refer to section 6 did not indicate the judges sentencing discretion had miscarried Howie J at [27] referring to the s 6 principles said, 'Without seeking to detract from their importance, they are hardly controversial nor did they have such peculiar or particular relevance to the sentencing exercise before her Honour that the failure to refer to them might have made a significant difference to the ultimate sentence to be imposed upon the applicant.' His comments, of course, had the effect of dismissing the importance of the principles.).\nAustralia is a signatory to international conventions relating to the rights of children including the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (CROC) and the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR). These conventions are relevant to sentencing young offenders:\n* The best interests of the child is paramount, consideration in all actions concerning young people including legal proceedings (CROC Article 3)\n* No child should be subject to cruel, inhuman or degrading punishment and a child who is imprisoned must be treated with humanity and dignity, taking into account the needs of a person of their age (CROC Article 37, ICCPR articles 7 and 10).\n* Imprisonment of children must be a measure of last resort and a variety of other appropriate proportionate penalties should be available to children found guilty of criminal offences, with a focus on rehabilitation (CROC articles 37 and 40, ICCPR Article 10).\n* Children are entitled to privacy at all stages of criminal proceedings (CROC article 37). Summary taken from the NSW LRC Issues Paper 19 'Sentencing Young Offenders' para. 3.28.\nThe United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (CROC) has been declared a relevant human rights instrument under the Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Act (Comm) 1986. However, access to the complaints process via the Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission does not mean provisions or decisions that infringe the CROC can be struck down. At present the High Court has left unresolved the question of whether the CRoC has any significance in the interpretation and application of Australian laws O'Neill, Rice & Douglas, Retreat from Injustice 2nd Ed. Federation Press, 2004 at pp182-184.. CROC has not yet been held to be enforceable in Australian Courts. For the moment it looks doubtful it will be, although the point has yet to be finally determined (see Minister for Immigration and Multicultural and Indigenous Affairs v B [2004] HCA 20 at [108] -[110]).\nApplying the principles: The Court of Criminal Appeal has said that the principles in s. 6 apply whenever a court sentences a young offender whether the sentencing according to law or under the C (CP) Act (see GDP (1991) 53 A. Crim.R. 112).\nSection 6 has however been read down and significantly qualified by a number of subsequent decisions of the NSW Court of Criminal Appeal. At times it appears to be completely ignored by the higher courts. That a judge did not even refer to the section has not been held to be an error (AD [2005] NSWCCA 258).\nOver the last 15 years there has developed an approach, which says that if a young offender conducts themselves 'as an adult' AEM Senior & Other [2002] NSWCCA 58 at [97] or engages in 'grave adult behaviour' MHH [2001] NSWCCA 161 the principles applicable to sentencing young offenders which stress rehabilitation will have less weight given to them. Correspondingly, more weight will be given to the objective seriousness of the offence and principles such as retribution and deterrence.\nThe notion that young offenders conducting themselves as adults deserve greater punishment came to prominence after the decision of the Court in Pham & Ly (1991) 55 A Crim R 128 at 135, a case of a young adult and a child just short of his 18th birthday who committed a premeditated home invasion style robbery with violence. For a while it was argued that the exception applied only to children who were almost adults or young adults, however the exception was extended to a 16 year-old sex offender in Bus & S, unreported, CCA NSW 3 November 1995. Bus and S (unreported CCA NSW 3/11/1995) involved rape of a young woman by Bus, (who had an intellectual disability but was an adult), and S (then aged sixteen). Hunt CJCL, with whom Grove and Allan JJ agreed, noted so far as S was concerned that notwithstanding that he was dealt with 'at law' section 6 of the Children's (Criminal Proceedings) Act applied. His Honour said (at page 8) said of section 6 'those are very important principles'.\nHis Honour went on to say:\n'In any event it is obvious that the relevance of the principles stated in s6 to each individual case depends to a very large extent on the age of the particular offender and the nature of the particular offence committed. An offender almost eighteen years of age cannot expect to be treated according to law substantially different to an offender just over eighteen years of age.\n'Rehabilitation plays a more important role and general deterrence a lesser role... [reference is made to GDP] but that principle is subject to the qualification that, where a youth conducts himself in a way an adult may conduct himself and commits a crime of considerable gravity, the function of the courts to protect the community requires deterrence and retribution to remain significant elements in sentencing'\nThe focus on the conduct of the child and its possible characterisations as grave adult behaviour is now almost universal. In any case involving a child committing a serious indictable offence the question now has to be asked 'Can the behaviour here be characterised as grave adult behaviour or even as adult behaviour? The problem with this type of analysis however is that in most serious cases the crime can be so characterised, if only because of the nature of the offence. It wouldn't be in the higher courts if it were not serious!\nThe question forces the court to look first at the objective circumstances of the crime and the public or judicial reaction to it, not at the child who commits the crime.\nBoth adults and children commit sexual offences. If the objective circumstances of the crime are the same is that sufficient reason for not reason for not considering the special circumstances of the child offender? Should the circumstances of the crime dictate whether the same sentencing principles apply?\nThat sentences must be individual is one of the essential features of our justice system. It is also fundamental that there are a competing factors which must be taken into account, and that there is no correct balance of those factors Veen v The Queen No. 2 (1988) 64 CLR 465 at 478. 'Sentencing is ... a synthesis of competing features which attempts to translate the complexity of the human condition and human behaviour to the mathematics of units of punishment usually expressed in time or money'. Weininger v The Queen (2003) 211 CLR 629 at [23]. .\nIt must be recognised however that for very serious crimes that arguments which stress the rehabilitative needs of the offender over punitive punishment rarely succeed (see for example Voss [2003] NSW 182 MA [2004] NSWCCA 92 and AD [2005] NSWCCA 258).\nDefence lawyers cannot presume leniency will be extended or rehabilitative approach preferred just because the offender is a child. The onus has in effect passed to the defence. Where immaturity is a significant contributing factor to an offence the criminality involved is less than where the offence was a premeditated act of violence. This point was clearly made in Hearne (2001) 124 A Crim. R 451 at [24] where it was also said that the weight to be given to the element of youth does not vary depending on the seriousness of the offence.\nA useful example is TVC [2002] NSWCCA 325 which involved a robbery committed by a 15 year old at Fairfield Railway Station. Despite the seriousness of the offence (TVC had a knife and a loaded gun) the Court drew on authorities which stressed rehabilitation and youth citing Wood J in Hoai Vinh Tran [1999] NSWCCA 109:\n'In coming to that conclusion his Honour made reference to the well known principle that when courts are required to sentence a young offender considerations of punishment and general deterrence should in general be regarded as subordinate to the need to foster the offender's rehabilitation: Wilkie (Court of Criminal Appeal New South Wales 2 July 1992 unreported), XYJ (Court of Criminal Appeal New South Wales 15 June 1992 unreported). That is a sensible principle to which full effect should be given in appropriate cases. It can have particular relevance where an offender is assessed as being at the cross roads between a life of criminality and a law abiding existence'. (At [13])\nThe Courts however are far from consistent. For example in JDB [2005] NSWCCA 102 Mason P citing GDP said of a 13-year-old sex offender:\n' ... For an offender of this age, facing his first time in custody, extreme youth should have meant that rehabilitation and not deterrence was the primary focus of attention'.\nIn contrast in DM [2005] NSWCCA 181, Simpson J when dealing with another 13 year old sex offender, held that the general principle that, in the case of an extremely young offender, more emphasis can be given to questions of rehabilitation, even at the expense of deterrence was not universal and did not mean that, in an appropriate case, issues of general deterrence are not of significance (at [61]). This case illustrates two significant shifts in sentencing children. The first is that the general principle is applied to only 'extremely young offenders'. The second is that the general principle is not 'universal'.\nDo not be too despondent. There is still authority that can be relied on to mitigate the sentences imposed on children.\nIn Blackman & Walters [2001] NSW CCA 121 Wood CJ at CL referred, with approval, to the following passage from the judgement of King CJ in Yardley v Betts (1979) 22 SASR 108 at 112-113:\n'The protection of the community is also contributed to by the successful rehabilitation of offenders. This aspect of sentencing should never be lost sight of and it assumes particular importance in the case of first offenders and others who have not developed settled criminal habits. If a sentence has the effect of turning an offender towards a criminal way of life, the protection of the community is to that extent impaired. If the sentence induces or assists an order to avoid offending in future, the protection of the community is to that extent enhanced. To say that the criminal law exists for the protection of the community is not to say that severity is to be regarded as the sentencing norm..'.\nEven for older offenders and heinous crimes, youth must remain a significant factor in sentencing. In Webster, Unreported CCA NSW 15/7/1991 (the murder by a young man of a teenage girl) while the court accepted there was a need for a punitive element Justice Allen for the Court also said:\n'The protection of the community does not involve simply the infliction of punishment appropriate to the objective gravity of the crime. There are other considerations as well - principally although by no means only, the deterrence of others... and the rehabilitation of the offender. The community have a real interest in rehabilitation. The interest to no small extent relates to its own protection...The community interest in respect to its own protection is greater where the offender is young and the chances of rehabilitation for almost all of the offender's adult life, unless he is crushed by the severity in sentence, are high. In the balancing process of the elements of sentencing, in the case of a young offender with good prospects, will weigh highly with a relative decreasing of the effective weight of the element of the need to deter others.'(At pages 11 and 12. Emphasis added).\nIn SDM [2001] NSWCCA 158 the Court stressed that there must be a balance of factors:\n'16 There will always be cases where little allowance needs to be made for this fact, e.g. when the offence is one where the offender conducted himself or herself like an adult: Tran (1999) NSW CCA 109 and Townsend & Cooper NSW CCA 14 February 1995; or where there is a pattern of serious repetitive offending: Biggs NSW CCA 5 March 1997; or where the offender is close to legal adulthood and properly to be regarded as mature: Nguyen .\n17 Equally, there are cases where the converse is true and where special allowance will need to be made for the offender's emotional immaturity: Kama 2000 NSWCCA 23, or for his or her deprived background, and so on'.\nIn Summary: In the case of a youthful offender considerations of punishment and of general deterrence of others may properly be largely discarded in favour of individualised treatment of the offender and directed to his rehabilitation. Wilcox NSW SC 15 August 1979, Yeldham J relying upon what was said in R v Smith [1964] Crim LR 70 said:\n'In the case of a young offender there can rarely be any conflict between his interest and the public's. The public have no greater interest than that he should become a good citizen'.\nIn Roper v Simmons 543 US 2005, the US Supreme held that the death penalty could not be imposed on children. In doing so they made the following important points that could, and hopefully will, be explored in NSW courts to the advantage of juvenile offenders:\n* As any parent knows and as the scientific and sociological studies tend to confirm a lack of maturity and an underdeveloped sense of responsibility are found in youth more often than in adults are more understandable among the young. These qualities often result in impetuous and ill-considered actions and decisions.\n* Even the normal 16-year-old customarily lacks the maturity of an adult. It has been noted that adolescents are overrepresented statistically in virtually every category of reckless behaviour\n* Juveniles are more vulnerable or susceptible to negative influences and outside pressures, including peer pressure.\n* Youth is more than a chronological fact. It is a time and condition of life when a person may be most susceptible to influence and to psychological damage.. This is explained in part by the prevailing circumstance that juveniles have less control, or less experience with control, over their own environment. As legal minors, juveniles lack the freedom that adults have to extricate themselves from a criminogenic setting..\n* The character of a juvenile is not as well formed as that of an adult. The personality traits of juveniles are more transitory, less fixed.\n* The susceptibility of juveniles to immature and irresponsible behaviour means their irresponsible conduct is not as morally reprehensible as that of an adult.\n* Their own vulnerability and comparative lack of control over their immediate surroundings mean juveniles have a greater claim than adults to be forgiven for failing to escape negative influences in their whole environment. The reality that juveniles still struggle to define their identity means it is less supportable to conclude that even a heinous crime committed by a juvenile is evidence of irretrievably depraved character. From a moral standpoint it would be misguided to equate the failings of a minor with those of an adult, for a greater possibility exists that a minor's character deficiencies will be reformed.\n* The relevance of youth as a mitigating factor derives from the fact that the signature qualities of youth are transient; as individuals mature, the impetuousness and recklessness that may dominate in younger years can subside.\n* For most teens, risky or antisocial behaviours are fleeting; they cease with maturity as individual identity becomes settled. Only a relatively small proportion of adolescents who experiment in risky or illegal activities develop entrenched patterns of problem behaviour that persist into adulthood.\nIt is important to appreciate that it is not simply that the seriousness of the crime requires that the principle of consideration of youth must give way in the public interest. Rather one needs to identify the point:\n'At which the seriousness of the crime committed by [a young man] is of such a nature, is so great, that that principle [the consistently pointed out need to give young offenders a chance and to refrain from sending them to gaol or dealing heavily with them if that course can be avoided] must, in the public interest, give way.' Hulme J in JL C-H [2004] NSWCCA 70 at [25].\nIt must be asked in each case:\n* How did the child offender's youth impact on his offending?\n* Did it play any role in diminishing his criminality?\n* Have the Crown put forward any evidence to suggest that rehabilitation should not be the paramount consideration of the sentencing process?\nWhat was said by Mathews J in GDP (1991) 53 A Crim R 112, is still good law:\n'Had it been an adult who had committed these offences, then the principles of retribution, and more importantly, general deterrence, may have demanded a custodial sentence of considerable length. But rehabilitation must be the primary aim in relation to an offender as young as this'.\nThis simple submission should always be made in any case involving sentencing of a child.\nOf course children commit horrendous crimes but that is no reason to treat them in the same way as adults who commit serious offences. Different factors must be brought into the sentencing equation. The fact that the offender is a child demands it. Judges must be persuaded not to presume that children behave or respond to punishment in the same way as adults. If the US Supreme Court can show some understanding, so too can the Supreme and District Courts of NSW.\nIn any sentencing submission, stress must be placed not on punishment or retribution but on the positive benefits to the community of rehabilitation and reform as opposed to the temporary 'benefit' of removal and incapacitation.\nThat a child is dealt with at law does not mean that they must go to gaol or be detained. Obviously they can plead not guilty and be acquitted. If they are found or plead guilty all adult sentencing options are available to them See the various papers on Sentencing at the Public Defenders Office website.\nIf the court sentences a person under the age of 21 years for an indictable offence committed while a child, the court may direct that the whole or part of the sentence be served in a detention centre (s.19). Until a change to the section in 25 January 2002 it was generally assumed that if you only had juvenile matters you would go to detention.\nThe 2002 amendments to s.19 apply to all those sentenced to imprisonment for a 'serious children's indictable offence'. They are specific, such a person is not eligible to serve a sentence of imprisonment after they have attained the age of 18 years unless the sentencing court is satisfied there are special circumstances justifying the detention of the person in a detention centre or their fixed term or non-parole period will end within six months after they turn 18.\nIn determining whether there are special circumstances, the court may have regard to:\n* The degree of vulnerability of the person.\n* The availability of appropriate services or programs at the place the person will serve the sentence, and\n* Any other matter the court thinks fit (s.19(4)).\nSection 19 has not to date been critically considered by a superior court, although s 19 orders were made in Voss and MA. However, the term 'special circumstances' was considered in Simpson (2001) 53 NSWLR 704 at [59]:\n'The words 'special circumstances appears in numerous statutory provisions. They are words of indeterminate reference and will always take their colour from their surroundings'\nJust as with s 44(2) Crimes Sentencing Procedure) Act 1999 Considered in Simpson a key focus for the finding must be the rehabilitation of the offender.\nPrior to the amendment of s 19 careful consideration of even the worst of juvenile offenders often led to their sentences being served in a detention centre. See for example AEM Senior and LBK [2001] NSWCCA 248.\nGenerally one would expect that a court would find special circumstances, however, the evidence addressing each of the points in s.19(4) must be before the court.\nSince 1998 the New South Wales Court of Criminal Appeal has pronounced a number of guideline judgements in relation to sentencing at law. Guidelines have statutory recognition in the Crimes (Sentencing Procedure) Act 1999. Challenges to the constitutional validity of Guidelines were rejected in Whyte (2002) 55 NSWLR 252.\nThe Guidelines judgements apply to children. For example in Jurisic (1998) 45 NSWLR 209 and Whyte at 228, direct reference was made to the earlier decision of the court in Musumeci (Unreported), NSWCCA 30 October 1997. In Musumeci, Hunt CJ at CL observed that the need for public deterrence in dangerous driving cases meant that the youth of an offender is given less weight as a subjective matter than in other cases In dangerous driving case reference is also often made to MacIntyre (1988) 38 ACR 135 at 139, 'The lack of foresight in youth, the reckless spirit of youth will always be there and must always be recognised by courts, but that cannot, when punishment is under consideration, be recognised to the point of leading young drivers - who, regrettably, form a significant proportion of motor traffic offenders - to believe that an offence under section 52A resulting in death will lead to light punishment.\".\nThe guideline in Wong (1999) 48 NSWLR 340, since criticised by the High Court ((2001) 76 ALJR 79) on another point, noted that there was a statutory requirement in s.16A (2)(m) of the Commonwealth Crimes Act 1914 to take into account the age of the offender.\nThe fact that a large number of break and enter matters were dealt with in the Children's Court was raised in argument in AG Application (No. 1): R v Ponfield (1999) NSWLR 327. The Court noted that:\n'The prominence to be given to rehabilitation of the young in determining sentence is recognised to the point of being almost axiomatic.' (At [38].)\nYouth did not figure specifically as a matter to be taken into account in formulating the guideline for break enter and steal. The court did recognise that:\n'It will of course be requisite for a sentencing court to give appropriate weight to matters in mitigation as manifest in the particular case.'(At [49].)\nThe Guideline on armed robbery (Henry (1999) 46 NSWLR 346) referred to the fact that an offender was of a young age was a characteristic common to the sort offences to which the guideline applied (at [162]). Subsequently, a number of decisions of the Court of Criminal Appeal implied that the Guideline in was not to apply to young persons. That trend was reversed by the decision in SDM [2001] NSWCCA 158, where the court held the guideline judgements are relevant to the sentence of the children as they:\n'Provide a benchmark for particular kinds of offence by way of guidance, while preserving the application of proper sentencing principle which is of general application, including that referrable to children or to those suffering from some form of mental incapacity, that might reduce the need for the sentence to reflect factors of deterrence, while requiring greater attention to be given to the interests of rehabilitation'(At [10]).\nThe court noted however that the further an offender is from adulthood the more the reduction that should be made for his/her youth, immaturity and the reduced importance of general deterrence and retribution. The corollary however was also said to apply: The closer you are to 18 the more likely you are to receive an adult type penalty.\nSection 3A Crimes (Sentencing Procedure) Act 1999 sets out for the first time in New South Wales the purposes of sentencing. The CCA has explained that the section provides,\n'The framework upon which a court determines the sentence to be imposed upon a particular offender for any offence. The Act provides the sentencing practice, principles and penalty options that operate in all courts exercising State jurisdiction. The sentencing principles and practices derived from the common law also apply. They have been preserved by the provisions of the Act' (see AG Application No 3 [2004] NSWCCA 303 - The Drink Driving Guideline).\nSection 21A Crimes (Sentencing Procedure) Act 1999 sets the aggravating and mitigating factors that must be taken into account when a person is sentenced. The list must be read in the light of principles established by the courts independently of the Act; that is the common law. So much should be clear from what is said in s.21A (4) 'The court is not to have regard to any such aggravating or mitigating factor in sentencing if it would be contrary to any Act or rule of law to do so'. and has been endorsed by the CCA in Way (2004) 60 NSWLR 168 and Wickham [2004] NSWCCA 193.\nExamples given in Way (at [104] and [105]) of additional matters that must be taken into account were, exceptional hardship to the offender's family; unduly onerous conditions of custody, parity, totality, and the special considerations applying to the sentencing of children in the Children (Criminal Proceedings) Act 1987.\nThere are a number of common and reoccurring errors that can arise when applying the section For a detailed review of these problems and the views of the CCA, see Robert Hulme's paper, Standard Non-Parole Periods: A Way through the Mire, and mine Sentencing 2004 available on the Public Defender's Webpage. Many of my comments here draw on Robert's careful analysis.. Defence counsel, prosecutors and judges make them. The errors, more often than not, operate to make worse the position of the person being sentenced.\nThere is a real danger that if a fact is taken into account both as an element of the offence and an aggravating factor for s.21A (2) purposes, such double counting will lead to an exaggerated view of the seriousness of the offence and double punishment.\nAnother example of how error can creep into the sentencing process is if a prior criminal record is taken into account on to make the offence more serious. The High Court's decision in Veen v The Queen (No. 2) (1988) 164 CLR 465 at 477 is still the law. That case sets out the particular circumstances in which prior convictions become material to sentence: A prior record does not have the effect of aggravating an offence but it may either deprive the offender of leniency or indicate that more weight is to be given to retribution, personal deterrence and the protection of the community.\nSection 21A (3) (h) includes as a mitigating factor, 'the offender has good prospects of rehabilitation, whether by reason of the offender's age or otherwise'. In RB [2005] NSWCCA 76 it was held that to properly apply subsection (h) and s 3A (d) Crimes (Sentencing Procedure) Act 1999 to children the court must be concerned with promoting future rehabilitation.\nSection 21A (3) (j) also states that, 'the offender was not fully aware of the consequences of his or her actions because of the offenders' age or any disability'. Subsection (j) is awkwardly worded. It may be suggested that the words 'was not fully aware of the consequences of his or her actions' and the limitation in (h) to future rehabilitation mean that different and more restrictive principles than those that now apply to children. This cannot be correct.\nIt cannot be stressed enough that s 21A (2) and 21A (3) factors are additional too and not a replacement for matters required to be taken into account by other Acts and rules of law. This is explicitly set out in s21A (1) and s 21A(4).\nStandard Non-Parole Periods\nDivision 1A of Part 4 of the Crimes (Sentencing Procedure) Act 1999 applies to offences committed on or after 1 February 2003. It introduces the concept of a 'standard non-parole period'- the non-parole period for an offence in the middle of the range of objective seriousness - for those offences listed in the Table to the Division (s.54A (2)). The Table sets out 22 offences. More may be added.\nThe most definitive consideration of Division 1A of Part 4 by the Court of Criminal Appeal to date are the judgment in Way and Pellew [2004] NSWCCA 434. The key question is: 'Are there reasons for not imposing the standard non-parole period'? That question is answered by considering,\ni. The objective seriousness of the offence and\nii. The circumstances of aggravation and mitigation both in S.21A and at common law.\nThe particular fact of the offenders use as set out in s 21A and the common law must be found a reason for not imposing the standard non-parole period.\nOnce there are reasons for not imposing the standard non-parole period:\n'...the Court should exercise its sentencing discretion in accordance with established sentencing practice and by reference to the matters identified in sections 3A, 21A, 22, 22A and 23 of the Act. The ultimate objective remains one of imposing a sentence that is just and appropriate, having regard to all of the circumstances of the offence and of the offender, and so as to give effect to the purposes mentioned in s 3A of the Sentencing Procedure Act.'(Way at [121])\n'In this approach the standard non-parole period can properly take its place as a reference point, or benchmark, or sounding board, or guidepost, along with the other extrinsic aids such as authorities, statistics, guideline judgments and the specified maximum penalty, as are applicable and relevant. ...The reference point has, in this sense, an important role to play in ensuring consistency in sentencing'(Way at [122] &[123]).\nIt is not a correct approach to start with the standard non-parole period and then to 'oscillate about it by reference to the aggravating and mitigating factors'. The standard non-parole period is not to dominate the remainder of the sentencing exercise or fetter sentencing discretions. You don't simply start at the standard point reduce for the plea of guilty and other mitigating features then add on time for any aggravating features.\nThe Juvenile Offenders Legislation Amendment Act 2004\nThe new Act effectively establishes an intermediate system of imprisonment for some offenders aged 16 to 18 and all aged 18 to 21 who committed their offences as children. It allows for the imposition of adult-type administrative punishments on these young persons and allows for the transfer to adult gaols of those aged over 18, at the almost unfettered discretion of the Commissioner for Corrective Services.\nThe amendments to s.41B and s.41C and 23 Crimes (Administration Sentences) Act 1999, effectively allow for a court's s. 19 Children's (Criminal Proceedings) Act 1987 order to be undermined.\nSection 41C notes that the Commissioner can order a juvenile inmate of or above the age of 18 years to be transferred from a juvenile correction centre to an adult correctional centre. Sub-section 3 sets out the reasons for such a transfer. They include; the inmates wishes and behaviour, safety and security concerns and the 'Good order and discipline within the juvenile correction centre'.\nThe powers given to the Commissioner are extensive. The Commissioner's decision is not bound by any of the critical requirements in s.19 Children's (Criminal Proceedings) Act 1987. As there is no provision for appeal of the Commissioner's decision, the Commissioner can, in effect, do as he or she likes. This is simply not just.\nMy position can be briefly summarised.\n* Those under 18 should never in an adult gaol at all.\n* The juvenile justice system is better equipped philosophically and practically to deal with those who committed their offences as young persons, whether they are over or under 18 when serving their sentence.\nSome other recent cases\nHoang [2003] NSWCCA 237: A Juvenile Justice Report must be obtained before sentencing of a person under 21 who was a child at time of charge. Section C (C P) Act is a mandatory provision.\nAN [2005] NSWCCA 239: Sets out the procedure for the imposition of limiting term on juvenile offender with severe mental impairment.\nAD [2005] NSWCCA 208: When sentencing a juvenile offender charged with serious sexual assault offence the judge\u2019s sentencing discretion did not miscarry because of a failure to refer to s 6 of Children\u2019s (Criminal Proceedings) Act 1987.\nTran [2005] NSWCCA 35: When considering parity of sentence with a juvenile co-offender that the children's court imposed a lesser sentence is not irrelevant however once relevance is accepted, it is still up to the judge to decide the effect the comparison should produce in a given case. Diamond CCA, unreported 18 February 1993, applies,\n\u201c\u2026. There is, \u2026 a stage at which the inadequacy of the sentence imposed upon the co-offender is so grave that the sense of grievance engendered can no longer be regarded as a legitimate one\u201d.\nIn Tran the sentence was not disturbed. However similar principles were applied in Takau [2003] NSWCCA 181 to reduce the sentence.\nMinister for Community Services & Another v Children's Court of NSW & 3 Others [2005] NSWSC 154: A bond condition that a child reside where directed by DOCS was not beyond power but the condition did not in fact bind the Department.\nThe protection of the community does not involve simply the infliction of punishment appropriate to the objective gravity of the crime.\nThe community has a real interest in rehabilitation of offenders. That interest, to no small extent, relates to society\u2019s own protection. The community interest in respect to its own protection is greater where the offender is young and the chances of rehabilitation greatest. No one benefits if a young person is crushed by the severity of the sentence. Too often \u201cjustice\u201d is equated solely with just a criminal getting what the Daily Telegraph would say were their \u201cjust deserts\u201d. As the Chief Justice has said \u201cwe live in a society which values both justice and mercy\u201d. The Chief Justice in the foreword to the Sentencing Manual - \"Law, Principles and Practice in New South Wales\" (page 67). If we sacrifice the positive human attribute of mercy for wholly negative responses of retribution and revenge it diminishes us all",
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        "raw_content": "Tomato Juice in Margarita? Using B2C learnings in B2B space\nJason, from Centric, a media agency, had given an interesting perspective on the essentials of B2B branding, and certain misconceptions that marketers have, with regards to the techniques that qualify as B2B.\nIn his post,The Key Failure of B2B Branding, Jason believes that most of the marketers consider B2B as a microcosm of B2C branding, and attempt to incorporate B2C marketing components in the B2B space, too.\nHis innuendoes on how consumer marketers, specifically, Procter & Gamble has some of the strongest brands, are worth mentioning\u2026\n\"..if you throw tens of millions of dollars at promoting a product over a period of decades, of course it\u2019ll have a strong brand. It\u2019s been seen so many times that it\u2019s become part of the culture. So yes, when you look at the strongest brands, they\u2019re going to be consumer brands.\"\nBut where most of the marketers go wrong is when they take this understanding of \u201csuccessful branding\u201d and use the same recipe for their industrial brands as well. Naturally, just because tomato juice tastes nice in Bloody Mary doesn\u2019t mean that you would use it to make Margarita as well, right?\nReasons? According to the post, essentially it\u2019s customers vs. consumers. Be it communication, selling process, demand influencers or cost considerations, industrial customers don\u2019t behave like consumers.\nFor them, profit motive and returns on their investments are the most important criteria. So, they are bound to think much more rationally, and take objective decisions - though not entirely, but the level of subjectivity is also, to a certain extent, predictable, in case of business markets.\nBut marketers, in their quest to maximize returns and \u201cmarket\u201d their brands to their customers, tend to spend more in advertising, use tactical measures similar to the ones applied in consumer markets, and tend to ignore scalability and cost considerations.\nSolution? Look at who you are addressing, and what they want to know, NOT what you want to tell \u2013 though this is Consumer Behavior 101, but then, again, most of us want to always start from 401, assuming the first 3 chapters are the \u201cusual stuff\u201d !!\nSpecifically, the media being used by prospects, the communities they engage with (social or virtual), the level of details they look for and the tools they use for day-to-day operations and interactions, needs to be looked into. Based on the customer profiling (and not segmentation per se), marketers should engage with their customers at various platforms (offline as well as online), enhance their own visibility and focus on a two-way communication.\nThis two-way dialogue includes blogs, websites, podcasts and vodcasts (what I discussed in my previous entry), communities, etc. In the B2B world, it also translates to Consultative selling, educating the customers, money savings, loyalty programs, etc. In effect, one can infer that the level of communication and feedback in B2B is much more, vis-\u00e0-vis that done in the B2C space (However, virtual media is changing that notion, too).\nThis point of conversing with the customer has been reiterated in the article, Conversational Marketing in 2 minutes, where people need to be engaged in an ongoing dialogue. 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        "raw_content": "Here's a larger version of this graph, found at the New York Times. You'll probably have to go there to see it fully.\nThe subtitle to the graph is \"How the International Monetary Fund's \"Advanced economy\" countries compare on various measures.\"\nAmerica is at the bottom of the list. Six of nine rankings are \"worst\" or \"worst of the worst.\" The categories include: income inequality, unemployment rate, food insecurity, life expectancy at birth, prison population and student performance (math).\nObviously, some of this has resulted from the recession. But a lot of it can be seen as a direct result of Republican policies, starting with Saint Ronnie.\nYou get what you pay for, after all. Or don't, in this case. It should be clear (but isn't, thanks to Fake Noise) that elections have consequences, and the Reptiles/Teatwits who are doing their best to run this country into the ground won't be satisfied until we're a Third World, polluted, poverty-stricken nation.\nExcept for the rich, of course.\nLabels: \"the poor will always be with you\", politics, the Republican apocalypse",
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        "raw_content": "Trump's Latest Attack On Megyn Kelly\nWhat Donald Trump's Latest Attack On Megyn Kelly Says About Strong Women\nPhoto: Erik Pendzich/REX Shutterstock.\nDonald Trump took a break Monday night from insulting immigrants and his fellow Republican presidential candidates to go on a Twitter tirade against Fox News\u2019 Megyn Kelly. While the rest of the world had hoped that the anti-Kelly rage would have died down by now, almost three weeks after the GOP debate, it evidently hasn't. The ongoing backlash against Kelly's direct questioning of Trump proves that \u2014 sadly \u2014 the quickest way for a woman to be dismissed as angry or irrational or unprofessional is still to challenge a man.\nOn Monday, Kelly returned to hosting her show on Fox, The Kelly File, after a vacation. Trump greeted her return by retweeting a follower who called Kelly a \"bimbo\" as well as one who insulted her looks. It was a seamless continuation of the attacks he started immediately after the August 6 Republican debate, when Kelly challenged Trump on past sexism. Since the debate, Trump memorably said Kelly asked about him past sexist comments because she had blood coming out of \u201cher eyes, blood coming out of her\u2026wherever,\" and suggested her vacation was really an unplanned leave she was forced to go on for daring to attack him, the GOP frontrunner.\nAnd on Tuesday afternoon, he called her unprofessional for asking him harder questions than she did of other candidates. \"I think her questioning of me, despite all of the polls saying I won the debate, was very unfair,\" he said.\nOf course, Kelly didn't really go on an unplanned vacation just after she helped make the debate a ratings extravaganza. Her bosses at Fox said the host's absence had been scheduled for months. But the fact that it wasn\u2019t a forced leave doesn\u2019t matter to Trump, who has a personal vendetta against a woman who stood up to him. So now he\u2019s restarted his attacks because he\u2019s unaccustomed to not getting his way.\nUnfortunately, after two weeks, Trump is still at it because it turns out that insulting a woman and calling her irrational doesn\u2019t actually have that many adverse consequences. Instead, it\u2019s been Kelly who had to defend her line of questioning. \"He felt attacked \u2014 it wasn't an attack, it was a fair question. But I get it. He's in the arena and so am I,\" she said shortly after the debate. \"I'm a big girl, I can take it.\"\nIt's still easiest to force Kelly \u2014 or any other woman who doesn't let a powerful man talk down to her \u2014 into the \"angry female\" box.\nIt would be great if there were a way that Kelly\u2019s initial questions could have been a chance to talk seriously about Trump\u2019s ugly public conflicts with women, or about the policies most Republican candidates oppose that women support overwhelmingly, such as making it easier to get birth control.\nBut instead, it's still easiest to stuff Kelly \u2014 or any other woman who doesn't let a powerful man talk down to her \u2014 into the \"angry female\" box. Political cartoons at outlets as mainstream as The Week featured an oversized, combative version of Kelly, and others implied that she went after Trump to advance her career \u2014 as if having a prime-time television show isn\u2019t high-profile already. Kelly is tough enough to take it, but it doesn't say much for us as a culture that there was ever any question about her feelings getting in the way of her professionalism.\nThere was a host of crucial issues brought up at the debate by Kelly and the other moderators. In a perfect world, the questions we'd still be discussing would revolve around those \u2014 for example, Scott Walker saying he believes in an absolute no-exceptions pro-life policy, even when the mother's health is at risk \u2014 rather than a sexist outcry at a competent woman trying to do her job.\nDonald Trump Megyn Kelly Sexist Twitter Feud",
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        "raw_content": "Loneliness and Community: The Plague of Our Time\nPosted by Marcia Kesner, LPC, LMHC, NCC on December 3, 2017 November 22, 2017\nSarah was at her wit\u2019s end. Each day, after working a full-time job as a teacher\u2019s aide \u2013 while her husband studied in kollel \u2013 she came home to another full-time job as a wife and mother. Compounding matters, her aging parents needed her assistance, so she tried to help them whenever possible. Sarah was chronically exhausted and pulled in many directions, never feeling like she did anything sufficiently. She felt alone and unable to speak about her feelings for fear of being considered ungrateful or a complainer.\nWhen people talk about what they like about the Jewish Orthodox world, the answer is often something along the lines of \u201cthe sense of community.\u201d The community seems to provide an antidote for how isolated life appears to be in the Western world. Families come together every Shabbat and Yom Tov (holidays), people know their neighbors, and the community regularly unites for celebrations.\nHowever, beneath the surface, there are many within the communities, like Sarah, who feel deeply alone. Many believe they have to present themselves as having a perfect life in order to fit in and feel accepted. Behind closed doors, one may be fighting with their spouse, watching helplessly as their kids go wild, and feeling completely exhausted. If anyone asks, though, \u201cBaruch Hashem (blessed be God), everything is fine.\u201d\nThe Roots of Loneliness\nAs a therapist who serves clients in the yeshivish and frum (very religious) world, I frequently encounter people who report feeling overwhelmed and disconnected. As if that isn\u2019t tough enough in itself, they often believe that they are the only ones feeling this way. Even if they can accept that there are others who deal with similar struggles, they are terrified to let others become aware of their situation, lest their community comes to view them as imperfect. Either way, the result is immense loneliness.\nWhen we believe we are the only ones struggling with uncomfortable feelings and difficult situations or fear sharing these feelings with others, we inhibit ourselves from connecting with others. Seeking approval, we put on masks that prevent our true selves from being seen.\nYes, you might be mixing well enough socially. But if you cannot open up about how you really feel, you might as well be in an empty room.\nIf the person your friends know is not the real you, does the real you have true friends?\nChani leads a life many envy (or think they do). Her husband is a successful, young professional, who is known for giving large donations. While they seem to be a perfect couple \u2013 outwardly successful and often in the public eye \u2013 Chani often feels alone and unimportant in her relationship. She and her husband have grown apart over the course of their relatively brief marriage; their public persona and children are the only things holding them together. Chani fears this will get worse as they age but doesn\u2019t know what to do about it.\nLike Chani, countless women have confided in me that the gap between their public persona and their inner character was so large that they felt no one knew their true self.\nIn truth, we are all alone together. No one has the perfect life. If those around you seem to be perfect, you can bet that they too are erecting a facade.\nFor those struggling to escape from loneliness and shame, genuine connection is the refuah (cure). Don\u2019t allow the flawed way in which a community may view you determine your reality. Reaching out and learning you are not alone is paramount to bettering your mental health and overall happiness. For some, this can be achieved through a teacher or mentor. Others may find therapy helpful. Whatever the method, the first step is to know that however alone you may feel, you are not alone. There are so many who feel exactly like you.\nMarcia Kesner, LPC, LMHC, NCC\nMarcia Kesner is a Licensed Professional Counselor and Licensed Mental Health Counselor with offices in Brooklyn, New York and the Upper West Side of Manhattan.\nLatest posts by Marcia Kesner, LPC, LMHC, NCC (see all)\nLoneliness and Community: The Plague of Our Time - December 3, 2017\nMental Health in the First Year of Marriage - May 30, 2017\n1 Comment on \u201cLoneliness and Community: The Plague of Our Time\u201d\nWow. What am amazing article, and how true!! I often wish I can be more genuine and \u201creal\u201d and not feel that I need to hide my mental health challenges. The irony in this is that while we\u2019re all mindful and aware of how much suffering there is, we (still) all feel the need to keep a \u201cperfect front\u201d lest the other person find out what\u2019s really \u201cgoing on.\u201d Essentially, we\u2019re all kind of living a \u201cdouble life.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "Application period now open for Peter Pinto scholarship\nDr. Peter Pinto was a pediatrician at Drummond Medical Clinic for many years and a longtime member and supporter of the Desert Community Orchestra, which administers the scholarship in his memory.\nThis scholarship, sponsored by the Desert Community Orchestra Association (DCOA), is available to high school graduates (including class of May/June 2019) under the age of 22 years who are planning to continue their musical education in instrumental or vocal music. The selection process consists of completion of the application, an audition and an interview.\nDeadline for application receipt is Wednesday, Feb. 20, 2019. The auditions and interviews will be held on Monday, March 4, 2019, at Ridgecrest Presbyterian Church from 5-7:30 p.m.\nApplications are available from Burroughs High School Band, Orchestra, Choir and Scholarship Office, the Cerro Coso Financial Aid Office, the Mesquite High School Office, the Immanuel Christian School Office, or through the High Desert Music Teachers Association members. Additional information and/or applications are available from Fran Rogers, 760-608-1164.",
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        "raw_content": "Parents and caregivers are an important link for Riley at IU Health physical therapists that treat sick or injured children. Whether we meet because of your child\u2019s isolated injury or an ongoing health condition, we start with two clear goals: 1) to build strong relationships with your family and 2) to help your child achieve optimal health through physical therapy.\nWe evaluate and treat children who have a wide variety of conditions, including:\nNeuromuscular disorders e.g., muscular dystrophy, brain tumors and seizure disorders\nOur highly trained physical therapists use the latest research and proven techniques to help Indiana\u2019s children recover or thrive in all kinds of health circumstances. We meet families in one of three ways:\nHospital acute care\nA rehabilitation unit stay\nThe frequency of your child\u2019s physical therapy is determined by his or her impairments and point of care. 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        "raw_content": "The website www.rmdt.ro uses cookies.\nThe information presented below aims at providing users with more details on the placing, the use and the management of the cookies used by www.rmdt.ro website.\nThis website uses cookies in order to offer the visitors a better experience when browsing the website, as well as to provide services adapted to the needs and the interests of the visitors.\nCookies offer website owners important feedback on the way visitors browse the websites, so that such websites may be more efficient and more accessible.\nAn \u201cinternet cookie\u201d (also known as \u201cbrowser cookie\u201d, \u201cHTTP cookie\u201d or simply \u201ccookie\u201d) is a file of small dimensions, consisting of letters and numbers which will be stored on the user\u2019s computer, mobile device or other equipment from which internet is accessed.\nA cookie consists of two parts: name and content (or value). Moreover, the lifetime of a cookie is determined. Technically, only the webserver which sent the cookie may access it again when the user returns to the website associated with such webserver.\nThe cookies by themselves do not require personal data in order to be used and, in most cases, do not identify internet users.\nThere are two main categories of cookies. Session cookies are created temporarily in your browser\u2019s subfolder while you are visiting a website. Once you leave the website, the session cookie is deleted. Persistent cookie files remain in your browser\u2019s subfolder and are activated again once you visit the website that created that particular cookie. A persistent cookie remains in the browser\u2019s subfolder for the period set within the cookie\u2019s file.\nThe lifetime of a cookie may significantly vary, depending on the purpose for which it is placed. As mentioned above, some cookies are used exclusively for a single session (session cookies) and are not kept once the user leaves the website, while other cookies are kept and reused each time the user comes back to the respective website (persistent cookies). However, the cookies may be deleted by a user at any time by means of browser settings.\nContent sections from certain websites may be provided through third parties/providers (for example, a video). Such third parties may place these cookies on the website (called \u201cthird party cookies\u201d since they are not placed by the owner of the website). The third party providers also have to observe the legal regulations in force and the confidentiality policies of the website owner.\nGoogle Analytics cookies \u2013 these cookies provide anonymous/ aggregated information about where you go and what you do on the website. These monitor how visitors navigate through the site and how they reached it. This is used so that we can see total (not individual) figures on which types of content users enjoy most or what might be a problem for them in navigating the site.\nAdapt browser settings to cookies\nIf you are the only person using the computer, you may set long terms of expiry for browsing history. If you share the computer, you may consider setting the browser to delete the browsing data each time when you close the browser.\nHow can I stop the cookies?\nMost internet browsers are initially set up to automatically accept cookies.\nThe users can configure their browser to reject all the cookie files or to alert the user when cookies are sent to the device.\nIt is important to note that the deactivation or refusal to receive cookies can make certain sections difficult to view and use.\nAll the modern browsers offer the possibility to change the settings of cookies. These settings may be usually found in the \u201coptions\u201d or in the \u201cpreferences\u201d sections of the browser settings.\nTo learn more about how to reject cookies, visit http://www.allaboutcookies.org/ or go to the help menu within your internet browser. If you experience any problems having deleted cookies, you should contact the supplier of your web browser.",
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        "raw_content": "Zendrive and its partners will award $50,000 for programs to improve public safety\nTraffic Safety News November 09, 2018\nSan Francisco-based Zendrive, an analytics firm, conducted a study dubbed the 2018 Distracted Driving Snapshot, which surveyed 7.1 billion miles and 4.5 million drivers from December 2017 through February 2018.\nThe study found that more than 60% of drivers\u2014roughly 69 million\u2014use their phones at least once a day while behind the wheel. In 2018, distracted driving increased in every state in the U.S., as did the duration of such phone use. And, on average, distracted drivers spent time surfing apps for 3.5 minutes of every hour on the road.\nTo combat these stats, Zendrive, together with Lyft, Uber, Lime, Bird, Juno, HopSkipDrive, and nonprofits StopDistractions.org, Students Against Destructive Decisions (SADD) and Together for Safer Roads, recently announced a partnership called #FundMyStreets, which will award $50,000 for programs to improve public safety.\nU.S. applicants have until the end of November to submit a road safety plan proposal. Finalists, who will be notified by Nov. 30, have to produce a 30-second video via Twitter and tag it to @zendrive and #FundMyStreets. The clip that receives the most likes and retweets\u2014and also is met with approval by the judges\u2014will be announced as the winner at a ceremony on Dec. 16.\nRB-Traffic Safety,RB-Road Traffic Safety",
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        "raw_content": "Linton Wind Farm Inquiry - Road Safety\nThe proposal of eight wind turbines at a site in Linton had become the subject of a planning inquiry with multiple objections from the local parish council, including the potential road safety impact of driver distraction on traffic travelling on the nearby A1307, which was supported by AECOM in their objection report.\nIn response to AECOM\u2019s driver distraction report Royal HaskoningDHV undertook analysis of collisions occurring at several wind farm sites with similar characteristics to assess the safety impacts pre and post construction, in addition to reviewing highway and wind farm policy and research within the United Kingdom and internationally.\nRoyal HaskoningDHV\u2019s findings concluded that there was no evidence to suggest that the Linton Wind farm development would compromise road safety as a result of driver distraction, a view supported by the Planning Inspectorate to successfully rebut this particular objection.\n\u201cEnertrag were satisfied with the service provided by Royal HaskoningDHV for the Linton Windfarm project, preparing a rebuttal to an objection to our planning application made by AECOM on behalf of Linton Parish Council concerning the potential road safety impacts of wind turbines due to driver distraction. Whilst it is unfortunate the project itself did not come to fruition due to its rejection at public inquiry, the objection on the grounds of adverse road safety impacts were successfully rebutted\u201d - Christopher Small, Enertrag\nVicky Seaton\nvicky.Seaton@rhdhv.com",
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        "raw_content": "Current policy of drowning refugees in Mediterranean unacceptable - Lord Ashdown\nItalian coastguard and Armed Forces of Malta personnel in protective clothing carry the body of a dead immigrant off the ship Bruno Gregoretti in Senglea, in Valletta's Grand Harbour April 20, 2015. (Reuters / Darrin Zammit Lupi) \u00a9 Reuters\nEx-Liberal Democrat chief Lord Ashdown has called for new measures to tackle human trafficking networks operating across the Mediterranean, warning current policies give rise to \u201cdrowning refugees\u201d while traffickers remain unfazed.\nAshdown, who served as a Royal Marine before entering politics, said the British government must play its part in targeting traffickers in North Africa.\nThe former Lib Dem leader condemned the current policy for dealing with the issue and called upon the government to do more.\n\u201cIt is unsustainable and unacceptable to have a policy of drowning refugees when we should be attacking the smugglers,\u201d he said.\n\u201cWe should be helping countries like Libya, Egypt and Tunisia, the departing nations, to attack people smugglers.\u201d\nREAD MORE: Hundreds feared dead as boat carrying over 900 migrants capsizes off Libya\nAshdown\u2019s comments follow the tragic drowning of hundreds of migrants off the coast of Libya, after a boat they were traveling in capsized on Sunday. The vessel, which ran into difficulty in Libyan waters south of Lampedusa, was carrying an estimated 950 people.\nMany migrants ferried across the Mediterranean are thought to be from war-torn Syria and sub-Saharan regions of Africa. As many as 1 million Syrian and sub-Saharan migrants are currently waiting in Libya to cross Mediterranean waters into Europe, according to Italian officials.\nUnder the coalition government, Britain has espoused a particularly hardline stance on the deaths of migrants in the Mediterranean. In October 2014, Home Secretary Theresa May argued at an EU summit that search and rescue missions in Mediterranean waters should be abandoned.\nPreviously, Britain and other leading EU states conducted such search and rescue missions across these waters. 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The PM said he would take a break from election campaigning in order to attend an emergency EU leaders\u2019 meeting in Brussels on Thursday.\nREAD MORE: \u2018Europe must rise up, do what\u2019s right\u2019 for Mediterranean migrants \u2013 Britain\u2019s top clergyman\nCameron hopes the summit will give rise to an EU-wide agreement on tackling the criminal syndicates responsible for the deaths of hundreds of migrants ferried across Mediterranean waters.\nCentral to this plan is the need to \u201cdeal with the problems in the countries from which these people are coming,\u201d he said.\nThe PM also suggested resurrecting \u201celements of search and rescue\u201d to deal with the Mediterranean\u2019s refugee crisis, and taking decisive steps to \u201ccrack down on the terrible traffickers and people smugglers who are at the heart of this problem.\u201d\nPreliminary talks regarding the Mediterranean disaster were held at an emergency meeting in Luxembourg on Monday. Interior and foreign EU ministers who were present agreed to conduct military operations against human trafficking networks operating in Libya, which are commonly responsible for the death or drowning of vulnerable migrants.\nAdditionally, the EU leaders demanded increased cooperation with Libya\u2019s neighboring states such as Tunisia, Egypt and Niger as a means of clamping down on routes commonly used by traffickers. The ministers resolved to step up patrols in the Mediterranean, and are expected to convene again on Thursday to settle upon a final agreement.\nRetired Royal Navy chief Lester May said the proposals discussed in Brussels on Monday pose important questions from an international law perspective.\n\u201cIf you have a boat full of people, you can\u2019t simply stop them in international waters,\u201d he told the Guardian.\n\u201cIt is only when they hit landfall, or if you have strong reasons to suspect wrongdoing, that you can act \u2013 and is being on a boat in the Mediterranean wrong? 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His father had even decided to marry him off \u2013 as a business venture. That is the time he decided to take his life in his own hand. He needs a wife to keep his father from further dictating his life. He decides to propose to Maya Shome, whom he had targeted after seeing her work knee deep in mud, talking to all the gardeners.\nThe Love Story\u2026.\nWhen Krish had declared in the party that he would marry Maya, she was in a state of shock. To marry the guy who was the son of the man she hated most? But she later saw it as the perfect opportunity to take her revenge. But she had not envisaged falling in love with Krish.\nKrish wanted to marry Maya just to keep his father from interfering in his personal life. But he had not expected the saucy Maya to find her way to his heart.\nAs a web of love and passion engulfed them they both fought to keep it at bay. Maya knew that even if they had a slight chance to make a future, it would be shattered the day Krish knew that she had an ulterior motive in marrying him\u2026. For Krish would tolerate anything but he hated deception. So a time would come when Maya would have to choose between her love and her promise to her dead father.\nBeing a Mills and Boon story, I was sure of the happy ending. But as a reader I was pleasantly surprised that instead of emotions cooling down by the end of the tenth chapter, new twists and turns kept me glued to the story.\nOne thing I found very fascinating about this book is the language\u2026 [well it is still English , don\u2019t worryJ] The way Adite Banerjie has described some of the scenes is very poetic. Here is an example\u2026 [just a teeny weeny bit]\n\u201cBlood-red flowers on trees that were stark and bald. The hotter the Delhi summers, the brighter the gulmohur blossoms\u2026\u2026.\u201d\nThe whole novel is scattered with such scenic beauty \u2013 not only the physical beauty but also the emotional. Her words have a way of playing the scene in front of the reader. Her play with words has the capability to evoke your senses.\nBoth Maya and Krish come out as strong characters, equal in every sense. This book has some bold passion scenes\u2026 one of the boldest I have read in the Indian Mills and Boon scenario.\nThis story has all the ingredients to make it as a Bollywood movie\u2026\nWhat I didn\u2019t like\u2026..\nI won\u2019t say I did not like it. I would rather say that I am not used to it \u2026yet. Soon we will have many Mills and Boon in the market echoing this \u2026..Janeman...Janeman.....Janeman...:) Those who will read this book will know what I mean.\nReasoning\u2026..\nI loved the characters and the beautifully woven words. I did feel a bit weird with \u2018Janeman\u2019, but then Mills and Boon using Hindi words will take some time to get used to. There has been many other Hindi words that has been used but they have all merged well with the story. But \u2018Janeman\u2019 stood out a bit. Just a bit\u2026. Casting Krish in a bit of a rakish light.\nAdite Banerjie has been writing professionally ever since she graduated from college. After an exciting and fulfilling career as a business journalist she turned to freelance writing, crunched numbers and wrote reports about consumer behaviour and social development issues. Somewhere along the way she got on to the screenwriting bandwagon. One of her movie scripts is currently in pre-production. When she penned her first romantic short story she won the 2012 Harlequin Mills & Boon Aspiring Authors Contest. Her debut novel, based on the winning short story entry, \u2018The Indian Tycoon\u2019s Marriage Deal\u2019, releases in India in September 2013 and will be available as an e-book on amazon.com soon. She lives in a suburb of New Delhi with her husband, mother and an Irish Setter who is the uncrowned king of all doggy beggars.\nShe loves to connect with readers and writers @\nA tete a tete with Adite Banerjie\u2026.\n1. How did your journey as a writer start?\nMy journey as a writer started soon after I graduated from college and I took a diploma course in journalism. That was when I knew I wanted to be a full-time writer. After working for more than 15 years as a full time business journalist I turned to freelance writing and fiction. I would crunch numbers and write research reports by day and lurk on screenwriting websites and forums to learn the craft of screenwriting. I have written several scripts but one of them (based on a true story) sold to a director and is currently in the process of being made into a Hindi film. I have also co-written a family comedy with an Australian screenwriter and there are other script projects in the pipeline.\n2. What attracted you to the concept of writing for Mills and Boon?\nFrankly writing a Mills & Boon happened quite by accident. I had sent off a short story for their \u201cPassions Aspiring Authors Contest\u201d (2012) and I had never dreamt that I would hear back from them. I was shocked when my story was selected as one of three winners of the contest! I then had to expand my story into a full blown novel. So that\u2019s how it all happened. But having been an avid M&amp;amp;B reader all through my teens, I used to often think it would be cool to write an M&amp;amp;B\u2014make up my own TDH hero and feisty heroine and set up their romance in some exotic location. :)\n3. What is the biggest challenge you face as a writer?\nOne of the most difficult things for me as a writer is to write the conflict scenes\u2014especially the scenes around the big black moment. And yet, without conflict, there is no story and the happy-ever-after ending will seem dull and flat. Whenever I have to write those scenes I find myself procrastinating like crazy. And I struggle with the scenes for days before it finally starts to pull together and make sense.\n4. Was it difficult to visualize the characters Maya and Krish? Were they absolutely fictitious?\nActually, I had been toying with this idea for a movie script and I had a pretty good idea of what Maya and Krish would be like. Yes they are absolutely fictitious, though Krish\u2019s father \u2013 KD \u2013 was inspired partly by a real life Indian tycoon. There are enough hints in the story for the reader to make an educated guess. LOL.\n5. Will you call yourself a disciplined writer?\nI think I am a pretty disciplined writer as I have been freelancing for a while and am used to writing on deadline. Of course, I go through my procrastination phase every now and then but when a deadline is looming you will find me chained to my laptop!\n6. From the birth of the concept till the last word being penned down - how long was the journey?\nIt took me about six months to work through a couple of drafts and several revisions to the final manuscript.\n7. Anything you want to change in your story?\nI don\u2019t think I\u2019d want to change anything in the story but I definitely would have liked another shot at reworking some of the descriptions and the dialogues. I\u2019m never happy with what I have written and if given a chance will continue to revise and rewrite endlessly! \uf04a\n8. Was it difficult to think Mills and Boon in the Indian concept?\nTo me a Mills & Boon is nothing but a Bollywood romance in print. The escapism, exotic locales, the sparring between the Hero and Heroine till they fall irrevocably in love and the ups and downs and twists and turns in their relationship till the happily-ever-after moment\u2026 are classic elements in every romantic Bollywood film. I think Indians\u2014with their love for romantic movies\u2014are already steeped into the M&amp;amp;B culture.\nMoreover, Indian cultural cues\u2014such as our colourful festivals, weddings, cuisine, etc.\u2014are already wowing Western readers and audiences and M&amp;amp;Bs written by Indians should appeal to them as well.\n9. 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        "raw_content": "Tip 73: Ampersand &\nWe see it often in letters, emails, texts, tweets, memos, and notes. This mark is appealing because it helps save character space and looks casual, but how does it fit in formal writing?\nThe Associated Press Stylebook advises using the ampersand when it is part of a company\u2019s formal name or composition title: Barnes & Noble, Procter & Gamble, Ben & Jerry\u2019s. Otherwise, the ampersand should not replace the word and. The Chicago Manual of Style concurs with the AP on that point, but also allows that \u201ceither and or & may be used in a publisher\u2019s name,\u201d: Harper and Row or Harper & Row.\nHere are a few other acceptable uses:\n\u2022 Inside graphics or document tables\n\u2022 In some accepted abbreviations such as AT&T, R&D, P&ID\n\u2022 In common shorthand expressions such as rock & roll\n\u2022 In addresses, for example, Mr. & Mrs. Johnson, Dr. Smith & Mrs. Brown\nIf you find yourself hesitant, just remember to use the ampersand sparingly and, in case of doubt, check your stylebook.",
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        "raw_content": "That is how our game of Borel begins. Dr Christoforos Anagnostopoulos, the game\u2019s co-designer, starts a timer. We have three minutes to make a decision. I look over at my teammates. One starts sketching out some calculations on paper, trying to work out the probability of rolling at least a double; another pulls out a laptop, boots up R and tries to code his way to an answer. All I have to go on is my intuition. I think that rolling two or three matching numbers is somewhat less likely than rolling three different numbers. But I could be wrong. Human intuition is a notoriously poor judge of probabilities.\nThese flaws of intuition are partly why I find myself sitting in a room at Imperial College London, betting on the outcome of a dice roll. Simple experiments like this are meant to help people become adept at intuiting probabilities, chance and randomness. That\u2019s one of the aims of Borel, a board game developed by Anagnostopoulos, a statistician, and his co-designers Spiros Doxiadis and Angelos Favros.\nPlayers (or, in our case, teams) start the game with 4,000 imaginary dollars. Each round involves a new question, and each question presents a new experiment to try \u2013 whether it be dice rolls, coin flips, or the drawing of coloured balls from bags. Before each experiment, players (or teams) are challenged to try to figure out the odds of an outcome and bet accordingly. They must bet each round, either $100, $300 or $800. Lose all your money and you are out.\nThe game takes its name from \u00c9mile Borel, a French politician and mathematician and one of the fathers of probability theory. If you recognise the name, you might well have the mathematical training necessary to figure out the odds for each outcome. But mathematical ability is no guarantee of victory. Whether you guess the odds or calculate them, there is no such thing as a sure bet. Randomness is at work, and that is where the excitement \u2013 and the strategy \u2013 comes in.\n\u201cEvents with probability 30% happen all the time in life,\u201d says Anagnostopoulos. \u201cSo, just because the probability of an event is above 50%, that does not make it safe to assume it will happen.\u201d He says it is up to the player to decide whether to bet with, or against, the odds. If you think your competitors will bet one way, and there is a 20% chance it will go the other, it might be worth taking the risk. Get lucky and you may race ahead of your competitors. But you need to be careful with those sorts of gambles, as players can ask for a limited number of \u201creruns\u201d of an experiment \u2013 and if the odds are not in your favour, a chance win can quickly turn to defeat.\nBorel exposes players to the notion of risk, says Anagnostopoulos, \u201cand through the game mechanics and the excitement of running the actual experiment, they understand that risk is not something to be afraid of; it\u2019s something to play with\u201d.",
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        "raw_content": "Nongfu Guoyuan\nSo what are the latest crazes sweeping China? Well, of course, these days SARS panic has superseded all. I remember just a week ago, though, when SARS was still a pretty distant threat. At that time instead of buying face masks, everyone was buying a brand new drink called Nongfu Guoyuan, or Farmer\u2019s Orchard. At most places you can buy the regular 600 mL (20 oz.) size for 3.5 rmb (US$0.42), or the same size with a flip-top lid for 3.8 rmb (US$0.46).\nSo what\u2019s special about this drink? Well, first, it boasts at least 30% fruit juice. This might not seem like a whole lot to you, but it\u2019s impressive to anyone who\u2019s ever been in China for any length of time and naively bought \u201cfruit juice\u201d only to receive some watered down, sugary, \u201cfruit-like\u201d concoction with only 10% real fruit juice, if that. 30% sets a new standard, and people are responding. Second, the drink is really good! It tastes like real fruit juice! I\u2019ve been drinking it a lot lately, even though it\u2019s a bit more expensive than similar drinks, which tend to be in the 1-2 rmb range.\nThe only downside is that the drink is undeniably a shameless V8 Splash ripoff. The package design, the size, the taste, the fruit juice blend (how many fruit drinks include carrot juice??), the way that it is marketed as a healthy drink, the fact that it needs to be shaken before drinking\u2026. Still, it\u2019s good. I will keep drinking it.\nfoodmarketingSARS\nConnie Luo Says: July 19, 2008 at 5:38 pm\nAhh, 5 years later and it\u2019s still popular! I first was introduced to this brand of drink from the cute commercial on TV that runs frequently, with the good-looking young woman drinking it and saying how by drinking Nongfu Guoyuan drinks, she\u2019s actually consuming \u201cthis many amount\u201d of various fruits.\nThere\u2019s quite a large variety of drinks from Nongfu Guoyuan, and the majority of the small bottles (around 500 mL) have at least 30% fruit/vegetable content in them. The taste is pretty good and authentic \u2014 but be sure to look for the 100% varieties in the supermarkets (I haven\u2019t seen any 100% kind in small shops)! They\u2019re sold in large bottles and come in single-fruit/vegetable flavors only (not blends, like in the 500 mL bottles), such as orange, tomato and carrot.\nIt\u2019s a yummy concoction, and it\u2019ll compliment your health as well! The prices for the 500mL bottles are still around 3.5 yuan, which is now about 51 US cents.\nShuirong C100 | Sinosplice: Life Says: October 1, 2008 at 9:15 pm\n[\u2026] enough. Seems to be another success for bottled water company Nongfu Spring, the same company that pleased me 5 years ago with it\u2019s \u201cFarmer\u2019s Orchard\u201d juice. But this new product has been given a [\u2026]\nKatie Says: October 7, 2008 at 6:58 pm\nI\u2019m an American who has lived in China about 5 years now. I fell in love with this fruit drink a few years ago when we lived in Haikou, Hainan. The best way to drink it is to put it in the freezer for a little while and half freeze it. Then it\u2019s a really tasty slushy!",
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A bio for a personal web page will be different to writing a personal r\u00e9sum\u00e9 so adapt your writing skills appropriately \u2013 do you want it to be funny, formal, professional or personal?\nJust start writing. Don\u2019t be afraid to go into autopilot. Just start jotting down words about yourself and you\u2019ll be surprised with what you come up with. It also means you won\u2019t get stuck trying to come up with the perfect first line \u2013 you can return to that later.\nBe yourself. It might sound obvious but it\u2019s important to just be you. Adding personal, humanizing details gives you the chance to add some personality to your writing. It\u2019s a good way to invite the reader to care. Include important achievements, tell them what you are known for and back it up with evidence.\nLet someone else do the hard work. Don\u2019t literally get someone to write your personal bio but asking a friend or family member\u2019s opinion of you will help you learn how to portray yourself on paper.\nWriting about death (obituaries)\nThis is unlikely to come easily to anyone. For those who find themselves having to write about a death, it becomes a very personal matter. There are no tips to make it any easier, just a couple of things to remember:\nWrite to keep their memory alive. Write about their quirks, their passions, and the things they always used to say. Memories of people are precious and writing down these memories is a way to hold onto them.\nMake it compelling. Focus on the life lived rather than anything else and write it as a celebration of life.\nWriting about traumatic events\nResearch suggests writing about a trauma can actually benefit you psychologically. A study by Jamie Pennebaker found that one of the best therapies for trauma is to write about it. 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When you use a polite, confident and respectful tone, readers are much more likely to agree and accept the message you are conveying. Confidence is key to effortless writing. But how do you boost your writing confidence? Edit your work ruthlessly. Cut out unnecessary words and try using different adjectives or nouns to make it sound more natural or energetic. Shorten some sentences and lengthen others with more descriptive language to change the pace of the overall piece and you\u2019ll soon see the difference between good and great.\nLook at it with fresh eyes. Put the piece of writing aside for a day and come back to it with fresh eyes. A space of 24 hours will help you see what you couldn\u2019t see before and give you the chance to fix it.\nShow emotion. In the same way we check our writing for grammar and spelling mistakes, we should also make sure that the language we use is inclusive. 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I used to find this the scariest of all, but now I've got a handful of people whose opinions I trust and value, my writing's better and I'm less precious about it. Insecure? Moi? Who's been saying stuff?\nNice article \u2013 ta.",
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        "raw_content": "Artwork of the TESS observatory in orbit. Credit: NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center/CI Lab\nEverything you need to know about TESS, NASA's new planet-finding space observatory\nUpdate (April 16, 2018, at 20:30 UTC): The launch was scrubbed, and has been rescheduled for Wednesday, April 18. SpaceX says it's for \"additional GNC [Guidance, Navigation, and Control] analysis.\" I am unfortunately on travel Tuesday and may not be able to update the blog with news, so follow TESS on Twitter for updates.\nUpdate 2 (April 18, 2018, at 20:30 UTC): The new launch window opens tonight at 18:51 Eastern US time. Hopefully this time the light will stay green!\nIf all goes well, at 18:32 local US Eastern time today (April 16, 2018), a Falcon 9 rocket will roar into space from the Cape Canaveral launch complex in Florida. 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When this happens, an orbiting exoplanet blocks a little bit of the starlight, and we see the star's brightness dip. It's usually a small amount, but with big planets and small stars the transit can produce a dip of a percent or more, easily detectable with modern equipment.\nVideo of Crash Course Exoplanets\nNASA launched the Kepler mission in 2009 to look for more. It pointed at one spot in space (in the constellation of Cygnus), starting at something like 150,000 stars, checking their brightness. It has found more than 2,300 confirmed exoplanets, and nearly the same number of candidates (suspected exoplanets that need follow-up observations to confirm they're real). It suffered some mechanical problems that made pointing an issue, but engineers were able to salvage the mission; now it sweeps around the sky with less ability, but it's still functional. This K2 mission has found over 300 more exoplanets.\nKepler was designed to look deep into the galaxy, sensitive to faint stars to maximize the number of planets it could find. The question Kepler was tasked to answer is \"How many and what kind of exoplanets are out there?\"\nTESS will answer a different but no less important question: \"Where are the nearest rocky planets?\"\nTo do this, it will scan a staggering 85% of the sky (an area 400 times larger than Kepler did) to look at the 200,000 or so of the brightest stars, measuring their brightness and seeking out transits. These stars are preferentially closer to the Earth (less than about 300 light-years or so), so it will find some of the nearest exoplanets in the galaxy. It will find a lot of planets in total, but estimates are that it should find roughly 50 smaller than about four times the Earth's diameter.\nThese are called super-Earths, and are in the size range where the planet is still potentially rocky with an atmosphere. Planets bigger than this tend to grow in size rapidly when they form, becoming mini-Neptunes; smaller than Neptune but likely possessing thick atmospheres. So four Earth widths or smaller is the sweet spot for planets like ours.\nArtwork depicting the sizes of known super-Earths compared to Earth itself. The colors and, clouds, and other features are added for artistic effect, but we know very little about these exoplanets. Credit: NASA/Ames/JPL-Caltech\nThe beauty of TESS is that, because it's looking at brighter stars, any planets found are easier to observe for follow-up measurements on the ground. This is critical: That means we can aim spectroscopes at them, breaking the starlight up into its individual colors. If you do that finely and precisely enough, a vast amount of information can be found about the planets. The single most important: the planet's mass.\nAs a planet orbits a star, its gravity tugs on the star. The planet makes a big circle (or ellipse) and the star responds by making a smaller one. We can't see that motion directly, but as the star moves it sometimes approaches and sometimes recedes from us, and that means we can look for a Doppler shift in its spectrum. The more massive a planet, the harder it tugs on the star, and the faster the star moves. So by taking a star's spectrum, we can measure the mass of the planet.\nThe transit gives us the size (the amount of starlight blocked depends on the planet size). When we have both mass and size, we can get the density. And that, oh yes that, is the goal.\nA planet with a thick atmosphere is less dense than a rocky one with a more Earth-like atmosphere. If we can determine the density, we can start to know the planet.\nAlso, in some cases the atmosphere of the planet can be detected as it orbits the star. Spectra can then reveal its composition. So yeah, finding ones nearby is very, very important.\nAnd that's just what TESS will do.\nGiven its grand mission, the observatory is actually shockingly small. Watch this video of technicians prepping it for launch:\nVideo of TESS Undergoes Integration and Testing\nThe whole thing is about the size of a big refrigerator, and weighs less than 400 kilos! It has four cameras on board, which are more like telephoto lenses. They're only about 10 centimeters in diameter, but the point is to see a lot of sky at once. And they'll do it: The 16.8 megapixel cameras will observe a staggering 24 x 24\u00b0 area of sky (the full Moon is 0.5\u00b0 across, so TESS will see an area over 700 times bigger). They'll sweep the southern hemisphere sky for a year, then switch to the north.\nInfographic showing the various part of TESS. Credit: NASA / GSFC\nI also have to talk about its orbit for a moment. Because it's\u2026 weird.\nInstead of a low-Earth orbit, or one orbiting the Sun (like Kepler), TESS will be in a highly elliptical orbit that will take it from 110,000 to 375,000 kilometers from Earth. The orbit will also be tipped by 37\u00b0. Why such an odd configuration?\nIt's because this orbit is special. It's synched up so that when TESS is at apogee (farthest from Earth), the Moon is always 90\u00b0 around its own orbit away from TESS. Not only that, but TESS's orbit takes it half as long to go around the Earth as the Moon does, so when TESS is at apogee one orbit the Moon will be on one side of it, and when it reaches apogee again about 13.6 days later, the Moon will be on the other side of it. This way, the effects of the Moon cancel out over the course of the month, and TESS's orbit is stable.\nVideo of The Unique Orbit of NASA\u2019s Newest Planet Hunter\nThe long orbit has other advantages. It keeps TESS away from Earth's magnetic field, which can affect the spacecraft operation. It also keeps it in sunlight all the time, so there aren't thermal stresses on it. Low-Earth orbit satellites pass from sunlight into Earth's shadow sometimes many times per day, and that huge temperature swing can shorten the satellite's usability.\nTo get on this strange path, TESS will first be placed into a low Earth orbit by the Falcon 9. Then it has to raise its apogee over several orbits by firing its thrusters, until it gets close enough to make a close pass of the Moon. This will change the shape and tilt of the orbit, putting it on the correct trajectory for its mission. After that there's a two-month shakedown to make sure everything works.\nThen: The planet finding begins.\nI'll note nothing has ever been placed in such an orbit before. In fact, it was only first proposed in 2013! But the mathematics of it checks out, and if this works I suspect a lot more missions will use this orbit.\nBecause it has to swing by the Moon, the launch window is pretty tight, just 30 seconds long. The Earth's spin plus the Moon's position have to be in just the right configuration for this to work. If they miss the opportunity tonight, the next window is Tuesday.\nSo watch the launch if you can. It's not often you get to see a journey that involves the Earth, the Moon, thousands of nearby stars, and a possible passel of potentially Earth-like planets.\nI love what we humans can do when we set our goals high. Especially hundreds of thousands of kilometers high.\nTESS is now doing science. Really BIG science.\nGood news and bad news: Hubble and Chandra back on duty, Kepler and Dawn may be at the ends of their missions\nTESS watches a comet (and variable stars and Mars and a bunch of asteroids) go by",
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        "raw_content": "Tea StoreBlogOolong teaFighting Osteoporosis with Oolong Tea\nFighting Osteoporosis with Oolong Tea\nResearch shows that long-term consumption of oolong tea prevents osteoporosis by increasing the mineral density in bones! In case we needed another reason to absolutely adore oolong tea!\nOsteoporosis is a common disorder in which the bones become porous, brittle and subject to fracture, owing to loss of calcium and other mineral components, sometimes resulting in pain. It is generally age related, and common in older persons, primarily postmenopausal women, but it is also associated with long-term steroid therapy and certain endocrine disorders.\nOolong tea has long been incredibly popular in Taiwan and mainland China. Oolong tea is a genre of partially oxidized teas, that are generally oxidized somewhere between a green and black tea (5% to 85%). Oolong tea in particular is high in minerals, it can prevent heart attacks and cardiovascular diseases.\nStudies have shown that long-term oolong consumers have healthier bones. Oolong tea protects the teeth against decay, strengthens the skeletal structure and prevents osteoporosis. People who consistently drink oolong tea retain the minerals from healthy foods consumed. It has been discovered that oolong naturally contains magnesium and calcium in its leaves. The results of this study state that those who drank oolong tea for over 10 years were significantly less likely to lose their bone mineral density (BMD) over that span of time!\nDiscover a variety of high quality oolong teas from Taiwan, China or Japan here at Tealyra today!\n* Note that the tannins in tea can somewhat inhibit iron and calcium absorption in the body, so we recommend that if you take calcium supplements to take it a few hours before or after you enjoy your oolong tea!",
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        "raw_content": "Why Sexism and Homophobia in Old TV Shows Is Such a Big Problem Today\nWhat to do when Netflix binge-watches go sour.\nBy Oliver Lee Bateman\nFRIENDS -- Pictured: (clockwise l-r) Courteney Cox as Monica Geller, Matthew Perry as Chandler Bing, Jennifer Aniston as Rachel Green, David Schwimmer as Ross Geller, Matt LeBlanc as Joey Tribbiani, Lisa Kudrow as Phoebe Buffay (Photo by Jon Ragel/NBC/NBCU Photo Bank via Getty Images)NBC\nIn this op-ed, Oliver Lee Bateman explores the problematic and hurtful comedy in some of your favorite throwback TV shows.\nIf you\u2019ve been nonstop nostalgia-binging on Friends, you\u2019ll eventually reach the episode where Rachel Green and Ross Geller interview a male nanny. That disturbing interview scene, intended by the show\u2019s writers to elicit some easy laughs, will probably make you cringe \u2014 if it doesn\u2019t cause you to stop watching altogether.\nActor David Schwimmer, embodying Ross\u2019s swaggering, sometimes-toxic masculinity, gets straight to the point: \u201cYou\u2019re gay, right?\u201d he asks the prospective \u201cmanny.\u201d Ross goes on to spend several minutes in an alpha-male posture that reeks of hostility, rolling his eyes when the \u201cmanny\u201d talks about how much he enjoys spending time with children. This episode, \u201cThe One With the Male Nanny,\u201d aired in 2002, yet it seems decades removed from what would fly on modern-day television. And it\u2019s far from the only such incident when reviewing other sitcoms of the era. These shows \u2014 some of which are rightly praised for some of their more progressive stances \u2014 aren\u2019t perfect, and you shouldn\u2019t overlook their flaws as you re-watch them.\nThe fact that a sitcom or film happened to be forward-thinking for its era doesn\u2019t mean we should refrain from critiquing it now. \u201890s nerd-oriented indie comedies like Chasing Amy were hurtful, yet labeling them as such doesn\u2019t erase the fact that, yes, they were critically-acclaimed when they were released. One of the ways that we can act as historians is by reevaluating and reinterpreting our own pasts. And now, more than ever, prompted by the hard work of activists and social justice trailblazers, our beliefs and values keep evolving. We constantly reconsider ideas we once accepted as true; we continue noticing problems we had previously ignored.\nI came of age during the 1990s, but the person I was then seems light years removed from who I am today. At the time, when I would watch a not-so-svelte Drew Carey rattle off fat jokes and witch jokes at the expense of co-star Kathy Kinney's character Mimi, I might not have laughed, but I wasn\u2019t exactly uncomfortable. The same went for Niles Crane\u2019s multi-season nerdy, nice guy-stalking of physical therapist Daphne Moon \u2014 even as he, his brother Frasier, and their father Martin ceaselessly mocked Niles\u2019s off-camera wife Maris. And though I grew up in a town with a majority African-American population, the mostly whitewashed sitcom casting of the time passed without my noticing.\nThere were, of course, a great deal of cultural milestones to celebrate. Plenty of viewers applauded Ellen DeGeneres\u2019s decision to reveal her \u2014 and her character\u2019s \u2014 sexual orientation in 1997. Many of our moms had fulfilling careers, so it likely came as no surprise that strong female characters such as Elaine Benes on Seinfeld and Rachel Green and Monica Geller on Friends advanced in their jobs \u2014 though it\u2019s worth pointing out that, especially for Elaine and Rachel, their positions were ones traditionally occupied by women. And Will & Grace did a good job of incorporating LGBT characters in mainstream popular culture, even if Will and Jack sometimes exhibited traits that played to painful stereotypes and occasionally lapsed into casual misogyny. (Jack's various one-liners about Grace\u2019s hair and Karen\u2019s posterior might get called out as sexist, demeaning conduct today, as would the hard slap he once delivered to shock Karen back to reality.)\nSitcoms, like other pop culture artifacts, reflect the time and place of their production \u2014 but that doesn\u2019t make them OK. Our society\u2019s attitudes have progressed considerably on issues such as what behavior constitutes sexual assault, the negative effects of being presented with unrealistic views about body image, and other forms of discrimination that were once written off as benign or unintentional. Years ago, Jerry Seinfeld using a combination of medication, wine, and turkey to drug his girlfriend so that he could play with her vintage toy collection functioned as a crucial plot point. The same went for a tired trope like \u201cFat Monica,\u201d a device that served not just as part of Monica Geller\u2019s backstory but as a source of endless weight jokes dished out by Ross, Chandler, and Joey. Or Frasier Crane\u2019s overreaction to the addition of a popular black character to his radio show, which resulted in a horrific minstrel impression from actor Kelsey Grammer that included the use of the word \u201cmassah.\u201d And nobody can overlook the slob husband/hyper-competent, nagging wife dynamic on display in shows ranging from Home Improvement and Everybody Loves Raymond to The King of Queens.\nAlthough we might still expect this kind of thing from lowbrow fare, it\u2019s now much less likely to escape mainstream criticism. An all-white sitcom cast might earn a primetime slot on CBS, but the pushback will be immediate and well-deserved. Creating fully realized roles for members of underrepresented groups is now a priority for many networks. Even though the execution is sometimes sloppy and ham-handed, shows such as Black-ish and Orange Is the New Black are proving that not only is it possible, but that audiences will respond positively. There\u2019s a long way to go, but these recent changes, as manifested in one of the most commercially-visible areas of our popular culture, are a welcome development.\nThe fact that shows like Black-ish and Dear White People are both willing to and adept at combining comedy with very real issues is a reflection of the world we live in today. Our norms are changing, as more and more people are taking to the streets to fight injustice. Coming home to turn on the TV and laugh at those same slights feels out of place. What's more, thanks in part to social media, networks can't hide behind the idea that people don't respond to shows that choose to tackle the same issues they see in real life, or that a joke is \"just\" a punchline.\nWith that in mind, we also shouldn\u2019t be surprised when shows of today are reevaluated by future generations. Though its creators have made great strides in representing characters heretofore absent from most network television shows, Modern Family\u2019s economic privilege is showing: you can tell anybody\u2019s story, as long as they\u2019re well-off and witty. Shows such as Girls and Bojack Horseman have had their moments, but you can bet many of our own kids will question why the heck we were so tolerant of certain aspects of those shows that they may perceive as deeply troubling.\nAnd it\u2019s OK to look back at what you used to love \u2014 Friends and 30 Rock and Girls included \u2014 and realize that maybe you were not as aware as you are now. You have to decide for yourself whether you should or shouldn\u2019t watch these relics once you recognize their flaws, as you cannot change series that have long since wrapped. But what is for sure is that it is possible, and deeply important, to support new shows that are getting things right in terms of representation. Every show is likely to have its weak moments, but by championing programs that are committed to inclusive writers\u2019 rooms and behind-the-camera staff \u2014 not to mention casts \u2014 it\u2019s likely that you\u2019ll be endorsing work that is getting it right more often than not.\nNo matter what, questioning the past is an impulse we should never discourage. If one of your friends interrupts while you\u2019re watching the Gilmore Girls revival to lambaste Rory Gilmore\u2019s journalistic bona fides or the fact that the cast is as frustratingly white as the original series was, don\u2019t shush them. Listen, and then, after considering your own preconceptions, engage in a constructive dialogue. We learn from the past only by constantly challenging it, with our reappraisals serving as the starting point for the more aware and inclusive world we all deserve to inhabit.\nRelated: 10 Web Series About LGBTQ Women and Femmes of Color to Watch",
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        "raw_content": "Now Reading: Fight for Wright\nFight for Wright\nIn a town haunted by its racist past, a mysterious death prompts a search for justice.\nOn a rainy day in late November, shortly before Thanksgiving, a group of volunteers gathered near a thickly wooded stretch of State Highway 87, just south of the deep-East Texas town of Hemphill. A private investigator named Chuck Foreman, an Army special-ops veteran with a rugged, road-ready biker look, divided them into groups of four and handed a walkie-talkie to each team leader. On a U.S. Forest Service map, he assigned each team a route, pointing out the ponds and streams they\u2019d encounter along the way, and the two-track hunting road where they\u2019d regroup. A little after noon, bundled up against the stiff northeasterly wind, they fanned out into the woods in search of Alfred Wright.\nThese were the same woods volunteers had combed a decade earlier, after the Space Shuttle Columbia broke up in the sky over Texas\u2014a museum in Hemphill memorializes the tragedy. A fruitless search for Wright, led by the Sabine County Sheriff\u2019s Office, had penetrated nearby woods just two weeks prior. Dogs, volunteer firefighters, local cops, federal agents and even the mayor of nearby Jasper flying his own airplane scoured the woods for days.\nWright was a 28-year-old physical therapist from Jasper, about 45 minutes away, on his way between jobs when he pulled his overheated truck into a liquor store parking lot outside Hemphill. He stayed outside, passed small talk with a sheriff\u2019s deputy who\u2019d gone in for some beer, and called his wife for a ride. When Wright hung up, the store\u2019s clerk saw him sprint up the highway toward Hemphill. He called his wife one more time, breathing heavily and sounding worried before hanging up. An hour later, his parents came to pick him up, but he was gone. Officials found Wright\u2019s clothes scattered around a field and tangled on a barbed-wire fence, but the dogs lost his scent at a nearby creek. Wright went missing on a Thursday, and by Monday the search was called off. Wright\u2019s family and friends, along with a growing number of local residents, said the search wouldn\u2019t have been abandoned so soon if the missing man weren\u2019t black, but Sheriff Tom Maddox promised his investigation would continue after the ground search ended. Weeks later, the sheriff had said little about the case.\nWright\u2019s family found other signs that local officials weren\u2019t taking the case seriously. Volunteers from Jasper had been turned away from the official search, told they were too late or weren\u2019t in good enough shape or were wearing the wrong clothes. Over that first weekend, a Hemphill cop joked on Facebook that Alfred was probably just laying low, enjoying a beer on the beach somewhere. Sheriff Maddox remarked that he was missing out on good hunting to lead the search, then outlined an elaborate scenario in which Alfred was out on a bender and wouldn\u2019t resurface for a week or two. Despite the strange circumstances, and the trail of clothes and belongings around the pasture, Maddox said nothing suggested foul play, just \u201cred flags.\u201d Alfred\u2019s truck still hadn\u2019t been searched, nor had any family members been asked for sworn statements.\nSo on the 18th day after the disappearance, Alfred\u2019s family and friends from Jasper took up the job, combing private land adjacent to the site of the official search, which the owner said had never been inspected. It was a popular hunting spot at the start of deer season, but the volunteers braved it. Tearing through briars, sliding down hillsides and splashing into muddy creeks, they pushed across the terrain. Three hours in, a strong wind blew past one of the team leaders, an ex-Marine from Jasper named Yahtorah Kupenda, and with it came an unmistakable scent. \u201cYou could smell death in the woods,\u201d he said later.\nKupenda followed the smell to a wall of thick bushes and thorns and pushing through, he emerged into a small clearing. In a ditch to his right, he found a man\u2019s body, face down and stripped to his underwear, shoes and one sock. The skin was ashy gray with patches of white, the neck discolored, dark like a bruise. The left ear was gone. Kupenda yelled into his walkie-talkie: \u201cI found a body here!\u201d\nThe small clearing was surrounded by bushes and young trees, with just one path out, leading to the pasture officials had searched weeks earlier. Rev. Douglas Wright Sr., the missing man\u2019s father, rushed in to see the body. Wright recognized the angel wings tattooed across his son\u2019s shoulders. \u201cThey killed my boy,\u201d he said, \u201cthey killed my boy.\u201d By then it wasn\u2019t even a surprise.\nDouglas Wright speaks at the memorial for his son, Alfred. Patrick Michels\nDouglas Wright was the fourth of 14 children raised on a farm outside Hickory, Mississippi. The family home was little more than a big shack, with a leaky roof and holes in the floor. He could watch the chickens walking underneath. But the household was a nearly self-sustaining operation, raising farm animals and growing hay, cucumbers, peppers and cotton. With his siblings, Wright sold the crops at the market in town and delivered milk around the county.\nAt night the kids gathered around the TV and watched the civil rights movement unfold on the news. Before Wright entered eighth grade, Mississippi\u2019s schools began racial integration under a \u201cfreedom of choice\u201d policy, and he and two older sisters decided they\u2019d be the ones to break the color line at Hickory High School. They waited until a few days after the school year started, then walked in together. \u201cI tell my kids now\u201d he says, \u201c\u2018Y\u2019all don\u2019t understand.\u2019 The word, the N-word, nigger, was a song for me every day. They sung it to me, they called me nigger so much.\u201d Students spat on him. Teachers explained that the white students were smarter than he was, and for four years, Wright and his sisters were the only black students in school. By the time he graduated, though, some of the kids who\u2019d been the meanest at first had become his friends. After watching white students in class, he realized they weren\u2019t really smarter, despite what he\u2019d been told. \u201cPeople wonder how I could be strong,\u201d he says today, \u201cand it\u2019s because I know what hope and perseverance bring. It actually brings about change.\u201d\nWright\u2019s father, Clovis, was a pastor who preached for a time at Mount Zion Methodist Church near Philadelphia, Mississippi. In 1964, the church was a gathering place for civil rights activists aligned with the Congress of Racial Equality, one of the nation\u2019s most influential civil rights groups at the time. Sometimes when Wright rode home with his father\u2014a black man and his 10-year-old son on a remote 40-mile stretch\u2014white men in cars would ride their bumper, flashing headlights. Threats like that happened often enough that Wright\u2019s father kept a pistol under his seat. Then he got reassigned to a new church. Only later did his father explain: \u201cThose peckerwoods was picking on me, and either I was gonna hurt one of them or they was gonna hurt me. So I asked to be moved.\u201d Clovis was transferred to another nearby church, and a few months later the Ku Klux Klan set fire to Mount Zion. As a symbol of resistance, the congregation rebuilt the church, and the Klan burned it down again. It was burned and rebuilt three times in the 1960s.\nThat first church burning touched off a brutal period that became known as the Freedom Summer of 1964, when three civil rights workers were shot and killed while investigating the arson. Two were white men from out of state and one was a black man from nearby Meridian named James Chaney. Officials wouldn\u2019t release the autopsy results, but suggested that all three had simply been shot. Civil rights activists suspected the crime had been even more savage. It took a pathologist in New York, hired by a civil rights group, to perform a second autopsy and confirm that Klansmen had beaten Chaney, shattering his bones, before he died.\n\u201cLaw enforcement was working with the locals. Even the FBI was working with the locals to try to keep things hush-hush,\u201d Wright says. \u201cAnd when they did convict them, and it was obvious that they\u2019d done it, they still got life sentences. And it was a fight to get it done. And so I knew the history, this thing has been a revolving door all through the years. I\u2019ve kept up with every race case that has come up through the years. And it\u2019s been a fight, it\u2019s been a fight to get justice in every case.\u201d\nSearchers covered difficult terrain, traversing fallen trees, briars and creeks, looking for Alfred Wright. Yahtorah Kupenda\nThe rest of the searchers gathered in the open field. Pastor Ray Lewis, Alfred\u2019s godfather, who had posted \u201cmissing\u201d flyers from Hemphill to Jasper, broke down in tears. Someone brought Lewis\u2019 church van back down the dirt road so the volunteers could warm up inside. A few men built a fire. Jasper City Councilman Alton Scott called 911, and they waited for investigators to arrive.\nSheriff\u2019s deputies came less than half an hour later. Three of them walked the path into the clearing and began taking photographs of the body. They said they\u2019d take the body to a funeral home in Hemphill, but Wright refused, insisting on waiting for a Texas Ranger. When Ranger Danny Young arrived from Jasper after nightfall, Wright demanded a different ranger. Young was surprised\u2014the two were hardly strangers, and Wright taught Young\u2019s children in gym class at school. But Wright had learned that Young and Sheriff Maddox had once worked together at the Texas Department of Public Safety, and so deep was his distrust of Sabine County officials that he insisted on someone else. \u201cIt\u2019s not about trusting you,\u201d Wright told the ranger. \u201cIt\u2019s about me having to live with this for the rest of my life.\u201d\nRanger Steve Rayburn was the next-closest, hours away in Lufkin. He couldn\u2019t arrive until the next morning, so Wright agreed to wait overnight beside his son\u2019s body. Deputies unfolded two tent canopies, one over Alfred\u2019s body, the other to shelter Wright, Kupenda and a new Sabine County Sheriff\u2019s deputy who\u2019d been assigned to the scene overnight.\nWright sat awake all night in a folding chair with his son\u2019s body a few feet away. (He could see the light from the house across the pasture, where weeks earlier the old farmer and his wife fixed dinner for him and his wife, Rosalind. The farmer had offered them a place to sleep inside, but he and Rosalind had spent those nights outside in the car.) With rain splashing the mud and tapping on the canopy, Wright waited out one more night in the field, sustaining himself with a few peanuts he\u2019d stuffed in his jacket pocket. The three men stayed awake talking as the dark hours passed. They spoke about Alfred, a high school football star who was still modest after he returned from college in Memphis, who took his new job as a therapist, traveling to appointments miles from home so he could buy a new truck for his family. And they spoke about Jasper.\nThe deputy was new to town, but any conversation about Jasper\u2019s reputation has an easy starting point: the 1998 murder of James Byrd Jr., the black man who accepted a ride from three white men\u2014two with ties to a white supremacist prison gang\u2014who drove him to a field, beat him, chained him to their truck and dragged him for more than 3 miles. Along with the 1955 murder of Emmett Till, it\u2019s one of America\u2019s most notorious hate crimes. While the murder led to a period of soul-searching and frank talk about Jasper\u2019s racial dynamics\u2014much of it broadcast for the benefit of the worried world outside\u2014it\u2019s also an incident the town\u2019s white leaders have grown weary of hearing about. The men who killed Byrd were swiftly caught by local authorities and severely punished, after all: one executed, one on death row, the other serving life in prison.\nWhile some in town find the attention unfair, a series of recent incidents suggests that Jasper has lingering racial tensions. In 2011, after a majority-black City Council hired Jasper\u2019s first black police chief, a group of white community leaders\u2014including the mayor\u2014complained the chief had been hired over better-qualified white candidates. They organized a special election to recall three black council members, and succeeded in recalling two, who were promptly replaced by white candidates. The black police chief was fired. In 2013, two white police officers were caught on camera beating a black woman inside the Jasper police station. Once again, many whites dismissed the idea that the beating reflected anything about the town\u2014it was a violent aberration, they said, and the officers responsible were fired.\nWright moved his family to Jasper in 1988 and took over as pastor of Jasper Circuit Memorial United Methodist Church. A few years later, he joined the Jasper school district as a gym coach. Even before Byrd\u2019s murder, he was an outspoken critic of the town\u2019s racial divisions; after a black basketball coach was fired without explanation, Wright joined a student walkout and spoke at a rally. The town still runs, he says, like a Southern plantation; blacks are punished for stepping out of line. He saw the way black students were intimidated, and he worried for Alfred, who was always bold, who was childhood friends with the white girl he\u2019d go on to marry. And now, a few days before his 60th birthday, Wright sat outside on a cold rainy night, facing the prospect that the violence he\u2019d known from his childhood in Mississippi had claimed his son too.\nRanger Rayburn arrived in the morning, along with other law enforcement officials, to document the scene. Wright made a soggy trek to the farmer\u2019s house, where he got a dry pair of socks and warmed up by the fireplace. He regrets those hours now, when he left his son\u2019s body alone with the officers.\nAlfred Wright\u2019s mother Rosalind, father Douglas, sister Kassilia and wife Lauren stand beside Beaumont lawyer Ryan MacLeod at a December 2013 press conference in Beaumont. Patrick Michels\nThey took Alfred\u2019s body to Beaumont, where John Ralston, a pathologist contracted by Sabine County, performed the autopsy. Ranger Young supervised. Wright\u2014remembering Freedom Summer, when the truth about the civil rights workers\u2019 murders came only after a second autopsy\u2014hired a pathologist from Houston to conduct an independent examination.\nOn Nov. 30, hundreds of friends and family filled the Nehemiah Life Center in Jasper for Alfred\u2019s funeral. Photos of Alfred, his wife Lauren and their sons were projected on the wall. Wright spoke, as did Lewis and a handful of other leaders from Jasper\u2019s black community. They buried Alfred in a dark-blue casket, and while marking the end of Alfred\u2019s life they started something new: a fight for justice\u2014or at least to understand what happened\u2014and to keep Alfred\u2019s memory alive.\nThe strange details of the case, and Jasper\u2019s reputation, attracted civil rights activists from Houston to the cause, like former New Black Panther leader Quanell X, who met with Sheriff Maddox and marched outside the department. \u201cFor some reason it seems like African-Americans are still suffering like it was in the \u201960s,\u201d Quanell X explained at the time. \u201cEast Texas is the last bastion of great hate that has not been dealt with by the mass of Texans.\u201d\nThe Bernsen Law Firm in Beaumont\u2014which was handling civil rights suits on behalf of Jasper\u2019s fired black police chief and the woman beaten by Jasper police\u2014took on the Wrights\u2019 cause as well, and hosted a December press conference in Beaumont that kept local media attention on the case. On a map, attorney Ryan MacLeod pointed out where Alfred\u2019s body had been found and just how close it had been to the original search, wondering how so many law enforcement officers could have missed it. Having just visited the site a few days earlier, he set the scene: \u201cI can\u2019t explain it in any other way, but it is a creepy, creepy road. It is a dark road. God bless those who live out there, but I\u2019m not going to. It\u2019s not a place that I would be by myself at night, and it\u2019s not a place that Alfred Wright would be on his own at night either.\u201d Perhaps most disturbingly, he said Alfred\u2019s body had been found in precisely the area his family asked the sheriff to search during that first weekend, but they\u2019d been told it was off-limits to the volunteers. Though local officials had consistently said they found no evidence of foul play in Alfred\u2019s death, the Wright family\u2019s hired pathologist, Lee Ann Grossberg, announced that she had a \u201chigh index of suspicion of homicidal violence\u201d after examining Alfred\u2019s body.\nGrossberg delivered the message to a row of TV news cameras in a room filled with Jasper residents who\u2019d driven an hour to hear the news firsthand. Some spoke of how heartened they were at the outpouring of support from Jasper; others spoke of how dangerous Hemphill was if you\u2019re black, more so than Jasper. Hemphill too had one brutal event in its recent past that served as shorthand for its violent reputation: the killing of Loyal Garner Jr., a Louisiana man beaten to death in jail by Hemphill\u2019s police chief and two sheriff\u2019s deputies on Christmas Day 1987. Prosecutors had to get the trial moved to Tyler to secure convictions. Today, the Sabine County Sheriff\u2019s Office is housed in a building named for the sheriff at that time, Blan Greer.\nAfter the press conference, a Christmas Eve vigil in Jasper followed, then a march in Beaumont featuring the Wright family and an empty white coffin with a framed photo of Alfred inside. At a 5K run fundraiser\u2014collecting money to support Lauren and her boys\u2014Wright\u2019s family sold lime-green T-shirts with a name for their cause that reflected their nonspecific, abiding frustration: \u201cP.U.S.H.\u2014Push Until Something Happens.\u201d The gatherings became a chance to share other stories as well: intimidation, beatings and disappearances that were discussed in the black community but never considered newsworthy in the white community; cases in which families suspected a police cover-up or lax investigation, but could never prove their doubts, and the cases just quietly went away. Though no one knew what had happened to Alfred, his case drew out the tales of other injustices visited on the black community, the way Byrd\u2019s and Garner\u2019s murders had.\nIn January, the Texas Department of Public Safety released the official autopsy results, which noted no signs of trauma on Alfred\u2019s body. The autopsy attributed his death to a lethal dose of cocaine and methamphetamine. To those who\u2019d been convinced of a cover-up, the results were no surprise. The report noted Alfred\u2019s missing ear, along with missing eyes, tongue, three teeth and a fingernail\u2014which Ralston attributed to decomposition, wild animals and insects, but which the suspicious saw as signs of torture. Citing their ongoing investigation, state investigators refused to comment further on the case. In the absence of official answers, new theories grew.\nCNN anchor Anderson Cooper introduced Wright\u2019s case to the world in January. CNN\nIn mid-January, CNN\u2019s Anderson Cooper 360\u00b0 introduced the Alfred Wright mystery to the world with the words \u201cCover-Up?\u201d floating over the newsman\u2019s shoulder. In the report, Lauren Wright, strolling across the Sabine County pasture where the first search came up empty, recalled her last phone calls with Alfred. Attorney MacLeod described how unhelpful law enforcement had been, and from outside the sheriff\u2019s department in Hemphill, reporter Deborah Feyerick pleaded unsuccessfully for Maddox to answer her questions. Feyerick recalled the strange trauma to the body, quoted Grossberg\u2019s suspicions and added a dramatic new detail: \u201cIt seemed his throat had been slashed.\u201d Though Ralston hadn\u2019t mentioned making the cut in his report, and Grossberg never observed it either, Texas Rangers apparently told Feyerick that the incision was part of the first autopsy. Alongside Anderson Cooper in the studio, the show\u2019s medical expert explained that, based on the animal and insect activity, Alfred\u2019s body had likely been outside for only a matter of days, not weeks. The stories ran over three nights, culminating with a tantalizing theory about a dime Kupenda found in the dirt a few feet from Alfred\u2019s body\u2014Feyerick explained it could be a warning against snitches\u2014and an interview with Maddox\u2019s ex-girlfriend Brenda Chastain, who told a spooky tale of having found dimes in her home and car when she and Maddox were dating.\nThe CNN story broadcast other suspicions that had existed, to that point, only in local rumor: hotel receipts from Alfred\u2019s stays in a Jasper hotel while his family was out of town, and a possible tryst with Sheriff Maddox\u2019s daughter, who booked home health appointments with Alfred and other therapists. Maddox\u2019s daughter denied it, but locals wondered: Could Alfred have been killed by an older white man enraged that his daughter was dating a black man? Another suspicious figure emerged apart from Maddox: a white former prison guard in Hemphill named Nathan Ener, whose daughter Ashley had worked with Alfred. Ener\u2019s Facebook page was full of photos and news links about Alfred\u2019s case, with comment threads where others mocked the \u201cJustice for Alfred\u201d protests. In another widely shared photo from his page, a group of white men in masks and camouflage sit holding rifles, as if about to go for a hunt.\nAfter the CNN story, the media attention intensified thanks to an odd coincidence. Alfred\u2019s younger brother Savion happened to be a contestant on the Fox show American Idol at the time, and in February he dedicated a song to Alfred on the broadcast, saying only that his brother had recently died. The mention sparked huge new interest in the case from entertainment sites and even Good Morning America. Trumpeting their \u201cEXCLUSIVE\u201d report, London\u2019s Daily Mail repeated the mysterious tale, dressing up the family pathologist\u2019s cautious suspicion with tabloid drama: \u201cAn \u2018affair\u2019 with white sheriff\u2019s daughter, drugs and claims of a race crime cover-up: Disturbing death of American Idol star\u2019s brother who was found naked, with his tongue missing and throat slit on Texas ranch.\u201d There was still no news from state investigators, nor solid leads from local tipsters, so news and entertainment sites rearranged familiar suspicions into macabre fables under headlines like, \u201cCops Blame Drug Overdose For Death Of Black Father Found With Throat Slit & An Ear Missing,\u201d and \u201cThe lynching of Alfred Wright in Texas proves Black History Month is still imperative.\u201d Beyond the click-bait hyperbole, though, the stories reflected something Alfred\u2019s family and friends in Jasper were grappling with too: the need to find meaning in his confounding death.\nFifteen years ago, in the months when James Byrd\u2019s killers stood trial one after another, Ray Lewis was building a new church. Standing beside one of Jasper\u2019s public-housing projects, Lewis\u2019 Faith Temple Church of God in Christ is a plain metal-sided building with plush green carpeting, a balcony inside, and seating for several hundred. In 2011, when Lewis led a counter-recall effort to remove Jasper\u2019s white mayor, someone broke a window and ransacked his office. On a Saturday morning in February, the church hosted a peace rally for Alfred Wright.\nSupporters streamed into the pews, and New Black Panther Party members stood outside, distributing flyers calling Wright\u2019s death a murder and a cover-up. Jasper\u2019s new police chief, Bob McDonald, helped direct traffic. \u201cRebranding the department\u201d was one of his biggest jobs now, McDonald told me, so he was there to meet people, and a few hours later Jasper police would escort a caravan of cars from the church to a demonstration in Hemphill. In his first few months on the job, McDonald bought cameras for officers to wear on duty and ordered stickers for the police cruisers that read, \u201cUnity in our Community.\u201d\n\u201cYou know, my heart goes out to the Wright family, because they\u2019re looking for answers and they\u2019re getting pulled in all different directions,\u201d McDonald told me. \u201cThe family is going to get justice. It\u2019s going to happen. It\u2019s just going to take time.\u201d\nDouglas Wright began the rally inside by reciting the strange circumstances of his son\u2019s death, describing how superficial the investigation seemed and how it was singularly focused on establishing Alfred\u2019s death as a simple drug overdose. He said Sabine County officials had been guarded with the evidence they found\u2014like Alfred\u2019s clothes, which the family had never been allowed to see\u2014and indifferent to any information the family offered. No one in the Wright family, nor any of the volunteers who found Alfred\u2019s body, had been asked for sworn statements. Even if it were an overdose, he said, there were still so many mysteries, like why Alfred\u2019s legs weren\u2019t scratched when all the volunteers\u2019 clothes had been torn up during their search. Or the perfectly rectangular piece of Alfred\u2019s medical scrubs police found hanging on a barbed wire fence. \u201cI\u2019m a country boy from Mississippi,\u201d Wright said, \u201chave about 10 scars on my legs from jumping barbed wire fences. Never in all of my jumping and tearing pants did I ever tear a rectangular piece off and leave it hanging on a fence. My son always did a lot better than me, I guess.\u201d\nThe media attention on the case had attracted an improbable lineup of do-gooders to headline the rally, and they took turns discussing the case. These included the private investigator Chuck Foreman, a Fort Worth lawyer who represented the comedian Steve Harvey in his divorce, a self-described \u201ccelebrity realtor\u201d from New York, a Houston radio host who\u2019d been following Wright\u2019s case, and a motivational speaker named Johnny Wimbrey.\nWimbrey had made his first trip to Jasper weeks earlier in a friend\u2019s private plane, arriving at a 5K run fundraiser in a black stretch limo and promising that someone was on the way from Dallas with his books\u2014all the money from sales, he said, would go to Wright\u2019s family. He promised his international connections could raise even more money for the cause, and his fans would help keep pressure on local officials. Some of Wimbrey\u2019s followers came from a travel club called WorldVentures, a direct-selling business that\u2019s been criticized as a pyramid scheme because members get big rewards for enrolling new members. One woman wore her WorldVentures shirt to the rally at Lewis\u2019 church. She carried flyers and began conversations with, \u201cYou look like a traveler\u2026\u201d Still, Wimbrey had already donated thousands to the Wrights\u2019 cause, helped raise thousands more, and paid to fly in many of the guests.\nStrolling around the church with a microphone, Wimbrey was a font of good vibes, expounding for the people of Jasper on the power of positive thinking. And he played on Wright\u2019s last name to make his points. To him, the case wasn\u2019t about race, he said, but about what\u2019s right\u2014\u201cW-R-I-G-H-T.\u201d He led the crowd in a callback chant:\n\u201cWe\u2019re here to get justice for who?\u201d he prompted.\n\u201cWright!\u201d\n\u201cBy doing what\u2019s\u2026\u201d\nAudience members stood and asked the panelists about theories they\u2019d heard, possible avenues for investigation, or suspicious characters in Hemphill. One man from Sabine County said he\u2019d known, as soon as he heard Alfred was missing, that the cops had done something terrible. The panelists proclaimed their commitment to the cause, and though some had tenuous connections to the case, their messages sounded genuine. \u201cWe can\u2019t be cowards with spineless vision,\u201d said the Houston radio host Jeffrey Boney. \u201cWe have to be heroes to our children and our next generation. Forget those that don\u2019t want to get on the train. You need to step up and you need to say something to reach out to your black press and let them know what\u2019s going on in your communities.\u201d\n\u201cThis is the great beginning of unity for all of you,\u201d said the Fort Worth lawyer, Bobbie Edmonds. \u201cFor all you young people, I want you to learn from this process because you see that the adults are seeking justice. And in reality, justice is not always in the place where you think it should be.\u201d\nSavion Wright, who\u2019d been eliminated from American Idol just days earlier, played a keyboard and guitar, and sang alongside two other former Idol contestants. His sister Annilia made a special request\u2014\u201cA Jasper favorite,\u201d she said\u2014for Sam Cooke\u2019s \u201cA Change Is Gonna Come,\u201d and he played as the church audience cheered him on. Annilia called the rest of her family to stand before the crowd and handed out award plaques to the panelists, the Idol contestants, and other supporters like Ray Lewis. Annilia summoned Alfred\u2019s ex-girlfriend and his oldest son to stand with them onstage to demonstrate the family\u2019s unity. And to show that they were looking out for Lauren, Annilia announced there was a new car waiting outside for her, the one Alfred never had the chance to buy his family.\nIt left the feel-good impression of a telethon, but one moment rose above the rest: when James Byrd\u2019s sister, Betty Byrd Boatner, rose from a pew, took the microphone and offered a passionate prayer before the congregation. \u201cWhen I heard, Pastor Wright, I got down on my knees and said, \u2018Lord have mercy for the family,\u2019\u201d she said. \u201c\u2018Lord have mercy on this family, because I know how you feel.\u2019\u201d She spoke faster and louder, her voice muffled in the church sound system, and then knelt at the feet of Douglas, Rosalind and Lauren Wright, shouting, \u201cGlory be to God!\u201d and hugging them as they all sobbed.\nIt was a startling moment, the outpouring of raw emotion from two families now well practiced at public grief. Savion at the piano laid down a stirring soundtrack as Boatner stood and handed over the microphone. Annilia proclaimed to the crowd: \u201cThat is what love does!\u201d\nHear Savion Wright play Sam Cooke\u2019s \u201cA Change is Gonna Come\u201d at the rally in Jasper\nhttps://www.texasobserver.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/Savion-Wright-A-Change-Gonna-Come.mp3\nJames Byrd\u2019s sister Betty Byrd Boatner consoles Alfred Wright\u2019s mother, Rosalind, and wife, Lauren. Patrick Michels\nAt that moment about an hour away, there was distinctly less love in Hemphill\u2019s town square, where members of the New Black Panther Party milled around. Some carried rifles, shotguns and flags, and greeted motorists with black-power salutes from the courthouse lawn. Krystal Muhammad, chair of the New Black Panthers\u2019 Houston chapter, paced the street with a megaphone, explaining that hers would not be a peace rally: \u201cYou thought we were gonna sing a damn song, didn\u2019t you? Thought we were gonna tap-dance and play basketball. Fuck that, you no-good racists. You no-good racist devils, you\u2019ve killed a lot of people. You\u2019ve spilled their blood in these streets.\u201d\nGathered under storefront awnings and behind parked trucks, resting on the tailgates, a nearly all-white crowd of locals watched the strange scene unfolding. Some of them had been part of the original search crew, devoting their weekend to finding a man they\u2019d never met. Kyle Newton, a young man from nearby Newton, told me he even shared suspicions about the case\u2014why, after two weeks, the body hadn\u2019t been devoured by scavengers, or how search dogs could have missed the body, close as it was to the search\u2019s starting point. But he didn\u2019t see what any of this protest had to do with Wright\u2019s case. \u201cThey\u2019ve been trying to get a riot started. They\u2019ve been calling for the KKK to come out,\u201d he told me, \u201cthreatened to burn this whole place down.\u201d\nNewton went on. \u201cThey always want to throw race into it and bring up slavery and all that shit. In all actuality, I don\u2019t know if you\u2019ve studied about slavery, but their own people\u2019s the ones sold \u2019em into it. \u2026 I\u2019m sure there were some that were treated bad, but the majority of them, they were treated very, very well. I mean, you have a tractor, and it\u2019s the way you make your living, you\u2019re gonna treat it well,\u201d he said. \u201cAnd they\u2019re saying that all of us are guilty of it just \u2019cause we\u2019re white. They don\u2019t know if it\u2019s a white man or a black man that did it. They\u2019re trying to piss people off is what it is.\u201d\nAmong the locals gathered to watch what quickly became the strangest Saturday afternoon in Hemphill in memory was a man in boots, brown hunting camo and a tall cowboy hat, towering over the crowd and chain-smoking cigarettes to calm his nerves. Nathan Ener, like many others looking on, had grown up in Hemphill and took offense at the accusations being leveled. Unlike the rest, as he saw it, he was prepared to do something about it.\nEner had worked in the oil business before he became a prison guard. In the late \u201990s, he endured a string of prison riots at the Terrell Unit\u2014\u201cMexican against the whites,\u201d he says\u2014that broke his spine and both legs. He got metal knee implants and metal supports in his legs and defied the odds by walking again. But the injuries forced him to retire from the Texas Department of Criminal Justice in 2001. He moved back to Hemphill.\nHe got wrapped up in the Alfred Wright case by accident, he says, after Foreman questioned his daughter Ashley about her friendship with Alfred. Ener suggested Foreman come to him if he wanted answers. Along with Sheriff Maddox, Ener quickly became the face of whatever dark secrets Hemphill hid. But Ener says the outsiders trying to paint Hemphill as some backwoods Klan haven are off-base\u2014it\u2019s a small town where folks get along. He can think of a handful of racists in town, and they aren\u2019t white, he says. Ener was a third-grader when Hemphill\u2019s schools integrated, and one of his best friends then was a black boy he nicknamed \u201cPuppy,\u201d because of his chubby cheeks. \u201cHe named me Sasquatch,\u201d Ener says. Ener stuck up for him in fights, and he says they\u2019re still friends today.\nThough he\u2019s argued with Maddox in the past, he says the sheriff has been treated unfairly. The search for Alfred went on far longer than the first weekend, for instance\u2014days later, he saw a swarm of police cars parked on the road to search the area. A week after that, he heard DPS helicopters searching overhead. \u201cThat man\u2019s got nearly 50 years of law enforcement experience,\u201d Ener says of Maddox. \u201cIf that was a bad man, don\u2019t you think in 50 years he would\u2019ve showed it?\u201d\nBut now here was Krystal Muhammad shouting at the county medical building, where a small army of cops and state troopers waited behind the doors, daring Maddox to face her in the street: \u201cIt\u2019s a goddamn murder, and you\u2019re part of a conspiracy to commit murder!\u201d\nQuanell X strolled the streets in a suit. Ener recognized him from TV, when he was on Bill O\u2019Reilly\u2019s show calling for white people to be killed. Quanell X recognized Ener from his Facebook posts.\n\u201cI know why you\u2019re upset. You\u2019re upset because of Ashley,\u201d Quanell X taunted Ener as they met in the street. \u201c\u2019Cause your daughter likes black coffee, no sugar no cream. That\u2019s why you\u2019re upset. It\u2019s eating you up, ain\u2019t it? That she likes a black man?\u201d\nEner called to a white man on the sidewalk.\n\u201cBen, does any of my people\u2014any of my family like black folks?\u201d\nQuanell X goaded Ener: \u201cAshley does! Ashley does! Now let me tell you something, peckerwood. I will whup your ass. I\u2019m that one.\u201d He peeled off his suit jacket, stepped up inches from Ener\u2019s face, and the two jawed to the crowd\u2019s amusement. A line of uniformed troopers filed out of the county building and led Ener away.\nQuanell X confronts Nathan Ener in a charged moment during the protest in Hemphill. Patrick Michels\nEner was told to wait behind the county building, and once he\u2019d cooled off, another officer gave him a choice: Go back home, or go to jail. He\u2019d only been inside his house for a few minutes when a dozen trucks pulled into his driveway with men asking him to organize a counter-protest the next weekend, because there were some groups anxious to help defend the town. Ener posted on Facebook a photo of himself in his kitchen, staring down the camera with one hand in his pocket and the other on the grip of a rifle. The caption reads, \u201cI have one too!!\u201d Then he announced a rally the next Saturday, encouraging locals to bring their families and their guns. \u201cThere won\u2019t be any foul language used, there won\u2019t be any threats made to anyone, we are not going to stoop down to the level of those Panthers,\u201d he wrote. \u201cThere will be seven or eight groups, a few of the groups will be Redneck Mafia, Sacred Bones Society, Pineknot Mafia, White Nights of the Ku Klux Klan and a couple bike clubs.\u201d He canceled it soon after, thinking better of starting something he couldn\u2019t control. After James Byrd\u2019s murder, while he was working as a prison guard, Ener had helped with security when the Panthers and the Klan faced off in Jasper. \u201cAll they said was the N-word and \u2018I hate blacks,\u2019\u201d he says, \u201cand I\u2019m not like that.\u201d His problem, he decided, was a personal feud with Quanell X. Sorry as he was for Wright\u2019s family, it was hard to see how the Panthers\u2019 protest helped.\nAfter Ener left the square, the caravan arrived from Jasper. Panther leaders and Wright\u2019s family marched a short distance around the block, returning to the courthouse steps where Anillia Wright presented Quanell X with another of the awards handed out at the peace rally. Douglas Wright took the megaphone and turned to the county building filled with deputies and state troopers. \u201cHe didn\u2019t take the drugs, you put it in his system!\u201d Wright yelled. \u201cYou know where you laid him at.\u201d Wright recalled the Freedom Summer of 1964 and the fights for justice in his childhood. \u201cWe\u2019re just letting you know that what our forebears took, we won\u2019t take no more. What you got away with then, you will not get away with now.\n\u201cMy son was only a sacrifice, and his sacrifices will not be in vain. He will live because he lives through my brothers and sisters that are here. \u2026 We will avenge his name. We shall love. We will show care and concern. We will not give up because we\u2019ve come too far.\u201d And then, along with his message of love, Wright leveled a warning: The fight for justice, he said, would come by any means necessary. \u201cI don\u2019t like Sabine County, and I don\u2019t like Hemphill either. But I ain\u2019t going nowhere. You\u2019re gonna think I love you!\u201d\nMystery still surrounds the death of Alfred Wright. Sheriff Maddox declined to comment for this story or to address the criticisms leveled at his office until after the final reports are released. Ranger Young confirmed that the Texas Rangers still have an open criminal investigation into Alfred Wright\u2019s death. The FBI announced it would assist state officials if necessary, and at Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee\u2019s request, the U.S. Department of Justice agreed in January to review state investigators\u2019 findings. Sabine County District Attorney Kevin Dutton told the Observer he\u2019s passed his file along to the U.S. attorney\u2019s office. The only suspect so far is a 28-year-old black man from Jasper, who\u2019s already facing separate charges for dealing drugs.\n\u201cDanny Young has spent most of his time trying to discredit Alfie by finding drug dealers and all that,\u201d Douglas Wright says, \u201cto try to do whatever he needs to do to make the picture that has been painted, to make it a full picture.\u201d Wright believes authorities are covering up what happened to his son, and he sees officials in Hemphill are circling to protect their own. He sees Maddox and Young in that circle, and Ener, and the deputy who saw Alfred outside the liquor store that night, and the son of the liquor store\u2019s owner, a city cop Wright saw hobbling in the field, nursing an injured leg, during the official search.\nWhat heartens him now are the people who have helped his cause: white people from Hemphill who sound scared but tell him he\u2019s on the right track, strangers\u2014whatever their ultimate motivations\u2014who lend credence to his fight and spread the word. Wright and his family are mobilizing an army of Alfred\u2019s friends and high school classmates and Jasper church leaders and motivational speakers and American Idol fans and celebrity realtors, and he believes\u2014he has to believe\u2014that their work has just begun. \u201cWe\u2019re in a fight,\u201d he says. \u201cWe\u2019re in a fight for justice.\u201d\nUpdate on August 8, 2014: In the first official word on the case in months, the U.S. Attorney\u2019s Office in Beaumont announced the indictment of 28-year-old Shane Dewayne Hadnot of Jasper. Wright\u2019s family has protested, saying the news is in keeping with an official cover-up. You can read more about the news here.\nRead More: Alfred Wright, American Idol, Anderson Cooper, Hemphill, James Byrd Jr., Jasper, New Black Panther Party, Quanell X, Sabine County Sheriff's Department",
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        "raw_content": "Oldest-Known Proteins?\nMolecules extracted from 3.8 million-year-old ostrich eggshells appear to break the record for oldest preserved proteins.\nPIXABAY, SARAH J WS\nResearchers recently announced having extracted proteins from 3.8 million-year-old ostrich eggshells\u2014the oldest intact preserved proteins on record. In a keynote address at the International Symposium on Biomolecular Archaeology on September 15, Matthew Collins of the University of York in the U.K. reported recovering the proteins at a fossil site in Laetoli, Tanzania, Science reported.\nCollins and colleagues also extracted and sequenced proteins from 1.7-million-year-old fossilized teeth at a site in Dmanisi, Georgia, according to Science. The teeth appear to come from extinct horses, rhino, and deer, but this has yet to be confirmed by amino acid analyses.\nPreviously, the oldest sequenced proteins came from a 700,000-year-old horse found in Canada\u2019s Yukon Territory, although other, disputed reports identified preserved proteins as old as 75 million years in dinosaur fossils, Science reported.\nOldest-Known \u201cHobbit\u201d-like Fossils Found\nOldest Evidence of Terrestrial Life on a Young Earth",
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        "raw_content": "At this point, you\u2019re probably tired of reading blogs about sugary snack rolls. If you humor me by reading this last one, I promise to keep it short, and I promise that this will be the last time that I mention Twinkies in a blog.\nWhen Hostess closed, a lot of people said that the high calorie treats were no longer marketable in today\u2019s health concussions society. Reading that, I thought that this couldn\u2019t be right. No matter how many snack food companies bake their chips, there will always be a market for old fashioned Lays. Also, Hostess did try to adapt; you may remember the ill received 100 calorie bites shopped by the company in recent years.\nI\u2019ve been racking my brain for a company that is finding success selling a high calorie product, and for the most part, I\u2019ve been drawing a blank. Then yesterday, I stumbled upon this article in Forbes. The article is a profile of Kat Cole, a former vice president of Hooters who is currently the president of sweet treat manufacturer Cinnabon.\nMs. Cole doesn\u2019t have the background you'd expect for the president of a major company, she is a college dropout, and started her career as a hostess at Hooters. The profile is an enlightening portrait of how someone without a traditional business background can thrive in business. It also shows how a business shopping edible guilty pleasures can thrive in a health crazed society.\nTo make sure we are on the same page, I am talking about the Cinnabon that sells giant sweet buns from kiosks in malls and airports. These sweet buns have between 700 and 1100 calories a pop, and are marketed as treats, not entire meals. I can\u2019t find these news stories, but about 15 years ago, Cinnabon released their nutritional information, and everyone was completely certain that the company would go bankrupt. Convincing consumers to blow half of their allotted daily caloric intake on a snack is no short order.\nBut, against all odds, it is an order that Cinnabon was able to fill. The company has not only been able to stay in business, they are positively thriving. Over the next few years, the company is remodeling all of their stores, and this year, they are poised to hit one billion dollars in revenue.\nHow has the company acheived this remarkable success? The simple answer is cross promotion. Cinnabon and Pillsbury currently sell a bake at home version of their branded cinnamon spirals in the refrigerated spoon-pop-cylinder section of your grocery store. Cinnabon also offers smaller versions of their famous rolls at Burger King and Taco Bell.\nThese cross promotional ideas are genius, and not especially complicated. Every time I see a Cinnabon stand in the mall, I think about how delicious the rolled treat would be, then I think about how many calories are in the rolls. I never buy Cinnabons, because I can\u2019t afford to wreak that kind of havoc on my expanding belly.\nWhen I see a Cinnabon in a grocery store, I go through a thought process that is almost exactly the same, but I tack on an amendment. At the end of the thought process I think to myself wait, these rolls are refrigerated, maybe I\u2019ll run a marathon in the next month, then I\u2019ll be able to have a guilt free Cinnabon gorging session. I don\u2019t know when the last time I purchased a Cinnabon at a kiosk was, but I know that it has been more then a decade. I am a little embarrassed to tell you that I have purchased Cinnabon's bake your own version. In fact, I purchase these treats frequently.\nI had no idea that they sold Cinnabons at Burger King and Taco Bell, but if I find myself to dinning at either of those eateries, I will be very proud if I can limit my consumption to half a dozen, or even a dozen minis.\nWhen it's boiled down, we get a classic tale of two similar companies. Hostess stuck to their business model, even as it became obsolete, and is declaring bankruptcy. Cinnabon embraced the guilty pleasure aspect of their brand, pursued some brilliant, and painfully obvious cross promotional opportunities, and is on track for a billion dollars in revenue this year.\nTake a lesson from Cinnabon: Your business can benefit from working with companies that you're not competing with. And with the right kind of cross promotion, the sky is truly the limit. Find the right relationship, and your yearly revenue could hit the billion dollar mark...\nBusiness collaboration advice? Chime in on Facebook.\nTeam Building Drumming Circles (martincrowns.wordpress.com)\nTeam Players by Default (911trainingforsuccess.wordpress.com)\nSkills Employers Want - #2 Teamwork (dailyplanit.com)",
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        "raw_content": "Home News Jarvis attacks government for \u2018ignoring\u2019 library campaigners\nJarvis attacks government for \u2018ignoring\u2019 library campaigners\nPublished August 8, 2012 by Joshua Farrington\nShadow culture minister Dan Jarvis has spoken out about local library campaigns, criticising the government for \u201cignoring\u201d their voices for two years.\nIn a statement, the Labour politician raised a number of specific instances where campaign groups trying to save their local library had been forced to wait more than two years for a response from the Department for Culture, Media and Sport.\nOne particular case is that of campaigners in Lewisham, who wrote to culture minister Ed Vaizey in August 2010, asking him to order an inquiry into library cuts in the area. Two years later, there has still been no response from the minister.\nJarvis said: \u201cThe government does not seem to take seriously their responsibilities for a service which thousands of hard-working communities across the country rely on, and which is a particular lifeline in these tough times for the most vulnerable in society\u2014for job seekers, families with young children, for kids without a place to work at home, for anyone who can't afford to go online.\u201d\nHe added that he did not expect an inquiry to be launched in every case, but that the system had to be more responsive, saying: \u201cThe confusion, ineffectiveness and lack of transparency we\u2019ve seen serves neither councils nor communities.\u201d\nMeanwhile, according to the BBC, campaigners in Northamptonshire have lost their battle to keep a library at a school, after the Conservative council said they could no longer afford the running costs.\nWootton Fields Library will now be moved out of Caroline Chisholm School in September, where it has been for eight years.\nActivists submitted a petition to protest the move, which Northamptonshire County Council believes will save them \u00a31million over the next 17 years, and now say they will submit an official complaint over the lack of consultation.\nIn Streatham, south London, a new campaign group has formed to battle proposals that the area\u2019s library should be moved from the historic Streatham Tate building, This is Local London reports.\nThe Friends of Streatham Library hope that the 120-year-old building can be renovated and improved to become more use to the community, rather than moving the facilities elsewhere.\nLambeth Council said the plans would be discussed in the autumn, with all residents consulted before any changes.\nJarvis attacks Vaizey on soaring library closures\n'Vaizey ignored us', say library campaigners\nLibrary Campaign attacks CMS Arts Council report\nCampaigners urge government to stand up for libraries\nCampaigners critical over Government library blueprint",
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        "raw_content": "Artist Workshops2015-07-232015-07-23https://www.thekingartstudio.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/gold_logo-e1425354321101.pngKing Art Studiohttps://www.thekingartstudio.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/artist_workshops-280x187.jpg200px200px\nThe world of art is infinite and incredibly expansive encompassing all of human imagination. And, at The King Art Studio, we know that art has many different forms of expression and is very personal and individualistic. This is why it cannot be restricted to just canvas or stone or any one single medium. To give artists the opportunity to explore all the possible mediums, we hold artist workshops from time to time. In these workshops, we cover all the forms of art that are not a part of the regular art lessons we provide.\nSo you see, you could enjoy designing T-shirts or graphics using the Photoshop and illustrator. You could also find ceramics intriguing or you might like to dabble in capturing the human form. You might also simply enjoy putting the brush to the canvas with acrylics. Whatever may be your choice of expression, you will find that our workshop is the ideal stage for it.\nWhen you explore your talents in the company of other artists, you will feel your inhibitions further melting away as other artists talk about what inspires them and helps them to find new ideas. Make long-lasting friends with like-minded artists. Welcome their critiques of your work and the opinions of the areas where they think you can improve. In turn, you could offer your own pointers on their art. You will enjoy the ambience of camaraderie and good humor where art is the common thread that binds you all.\nIn an attempt to help you develop your talent, we invite guest speakers that are experts in their respective fields to talk to you. They can provide you with insights into newer techniques and mediums that will inspire you anew. We understand that artists are intensely creative people that are more in touch with their art than with the real world. Our professional instructor will guide you on the business angle of your art. And, by doing this, we hope to provide you with the assistance and information you need, to be able to showcase your work to the whole art community.\nAccordingly, our instructor will direct you on how to create interesting portfolios and depict your creations in the best way possible. You will also learn how to submit your work to galleries and publishers and thus establish yourself as a serious artist.\nIf you need more information, please feel free to contact us at The King Art Studio and we will be happy to tell you all about our artist workshops. You can also check our calendar on our site and choose the events, dates and times that work best for you. Even if you are a budding artist who has just begun taking art lessons at our Henderson studio, you can still attend the workshop and enjoy the exposure.\nart business workshops, artist classes, graphic design classes, specialty art workshops\nOur Artist WorkshopsArtist Workshops",
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        "raw_content": "Secession Fever Grows in Catalonia\nBarcelona and Madrid, which once made common cause against Franco, have ceased to understand each other.\nBy Monika Zgustova\n(Reuters/Albert Gea)\nBarcelona\u2014A friend of mine, N\u00faria, a Barcelona-born Catalan, has always believed in the unity of Spain; she has never wanted Catalonia or the Basque Country\u2014Spain\u2019s wealthiest regions, each with its own culture and language\u2014to secede. However, not long ago N\u00faria changed her mind. \u201cHow come?\u201d I asked her. \u201cI can\u2019t go against my own people when they want Catalonia to be independent,\u201d N\u00faria answered. A columnist from Madrid, who was present that evening, didn\u2019t take long to state in his newspaper that N\u00faria had changed her opinion because opposing secession had become politically incorrect in Catalonia. \u201cYou didn\u2019t understand me properly,\u201d N\u00faria tried to explain to him after reading the column. \u201cWhat I meant was that Catalonia and Spain have entered a cold war, and I am on the side of my people.\u201d But the columnist still didn\u2019t get it. Barcelona and Madrid, which once made common cause in the struggle against the Franco regime, have ceased to understand each another.\nI told this story to Aleksandar Hemon, a writer of Bosnian extraction who now lives in Chicago but who recently taught a course on creative writing in Barcelona. We were sitting on a cafe terrace in the Gothic Quarter, the borders of which are marked by two medieval cathedrals. While Aleksandar selected a few tapas for lunch, I distractedly watched people crossing the square: students, women in multi-colored saris, Africans in hats that looked out of place on such a warm day.\nI told Aleksandar that Barcelona had a long tradition of welcoming foreigners, be they political exiles or economic migrants. In past decades, many Latin Americans found refuge here, including Mario Vargas Llosa, Gabriel Garc\u00eda M\u00e1rquez and thousands of Cubans. What\u2019s more, during the Franco dictatorship, over a million migrants from the then-forsaken Spanish south migrated to prosperous Barcelona. Back then, Franco tried to kill two birds with one stone by offering work to unemployed southerners while Castilianizing rebellious Barcelona. In reality, what he did was turn the Catalan capital into a bilingual city\u2014one that was more open and cosmopolitan\u2014never suspecting that he would convert many Andalusian migrants into Catalans who were proud to have prospered in their new home. Franco banned the Catalans, Basques and Galicians from using their languages in public, but forbidden fruit tends to be the sweetest. After the death of the dictator in 1975, Spain\u2019s minority languages and cultures flourished like spring buds after a long winter.\nI ordered the tapas and wine in Catalan; the waiter noted everything down, then answered me in Spanish. Aleksandar, noticing that we were switching languages, asked me about the linguistic situation here. I told him that Catalans grow up bilingual and are used to switching between their two languages. Some Spaniards who don\u2019t know Catalonia don\u2019t understand that Catalan is the area\u2019s native language, and believe that the Catalans speak another language out of \u201cspite,\u201d or so a man from Madrid told me. Some Spaniards call the Catalan language \u201cPolish\u201d and the Catalans \u201cPoles\u201d to express their distrust of these \u201cforeigners.\u201d It\u2019s true that many Catalans think of themselves as Catalans first and Spanish second. This irritates the right-wing governing party, the Partido Popular (PP). Its vision of Spain is monolithic and Catholic, and it tries to play down several centuries of Arabic and Jewish cultural influence, not to mention that of the Catalans, Basques and Galicians; the PP\u2019s Spain is a castrated one. For example, when the favorite historian of the PP\u2019s ex-president and former Spanish Prime Minister Jos\u00e9 Mar\u00eda Aznar was invited to contribute to an anthology of articles concerning the history of Spanish religions, he asked, in vexed tones: \u201cA history of religions? But in Spain there\u2019s only been one!\u201d Aznar told George W. Bush that as far as the struggle against radical Islam was concerned, \u201cIn Spain we have centuries of experience in fighting the Arabs.\u201d\nI told Aleksandar that, after twenty years of living in Barcelona, I have noted that although judicially speaking Catalonia is one of Spain\u2019s seventeen autonomous regions, in practice it works as a kind of enclave. It has always earned admiration from other Spaniards for being hard-working, modern and open to the rest of the world. It is Spain\u2019s window to the rest of Europe, and it\u2019s an important international port. At the same time, it irks some Spaniards that Catalonia is different. Those Spanish politicians who have ruled with an iron fist have always tried to suppress this region\u2014in vain.\nAs we walked through the autumnal backstreets of ancient neighborhoods, Aleksandar pointed to the yellow flags with four red stripes and a blue triangle that were hanging from some of the balconies; these were the traditional Catalan flags with an independentist symbol attached. Deep down, the desire for independence of many Catalans is a protest against the Establishment: a secessionist movement that seeks to revive the welfare state so badly hit by the cuts imposed during the economic crisis. This movement is critical of the governing PP, which over the past two years has rejected Catalonia\u2019s demand for a vote on the independence question, planned for November 9, claiming that such a vote is unconstitutional. (In September, after Spain\u2019s Constitutional Court announced it would rule on the referendum\u2019s legality, the president of the Catalan regional government, Artur Mas, downgraded the scheduled vote to a nonbinding \u201cconsultation.\u201d On November 4, the Court ruled that even this nonbinding referendum must be suspended. The Catalan government, under fierce pressure from independentists, has vowed to go ahead with the vote anyway.)\nIn Madrid, there are people who tell me that Spain and Catalonia form part of an inseparable family, but there are also many Spaniards who understand the Catalans\u2019 dissatisfaction. \u201cThe nation\u2019s government cannot limit itself to using the Constitution as a trench in which to hide from the demand for a consultation,\u201d wrote Javier P\u00e9rez Royo in Spain\u2019s main newspaper, El Pa\u00eds. \u201cAn exclusively judicial option can only lead to defeat. The Constitution is a judicial touchstone, but it is also a political pact.\u201d The PP, which currently governs with an absolute majority, has dropped to fourth place in the latest opinion polls. It is this same party that, over the past two decades, has governed over half of that time and that in the 1980s had ministers from Franco\u2019s fascist government in its ranks. This year the PP introduced a gag law that allows the government to fine or otherwise punish the organizers of large-scale anti-government protests. The international outcry over the law has found great support in Catalonia and feeds into the region\u2019s resentment of central government policy regarding independence.\nThe opinion pages of the Catalan and Spanish papers are on fire with controversy. The writer Javier Cercas, born in the south of Spain and resident in Catalonia, wrote in El Pa\u00eds that if Catalonia separated from Spain, he couldn\u2019t look his son in the eyes, so ashamed would he feel about not having been able to impede secession. Other writers couldn\u2019t look their children in the eyes if Catalonia remained \u201csubjugated to Spain.\u201d\nIn a little square next to the cathedral, an old man was playing a harp; his hat, laid on the ground, was full of coins. Aleksandar and I sat down on a stone bench on one side of a Gothic palace and listened to the gentle chords filling the square. He asked me, \u201cIsn\u2019t separatism a direct consequence of nationalism?\u201d Aleksandar, who saw his native Bosnia torn apart over this question, added, \u201cNationalism is downright dangerous when it becomes entrenched in the political system, and when there is animosity between different cultural groups. When governments encourage the fear, anger and mistrust of different groups toward one another, to the government\u2019s own benefit, the results are disastrous.\u201d\nCatalans are proud that in the Middle Ages they had a kingdom and a language of their own, I told him. In the 1970s, Catalan nationalists made such a fuss over their region they were chided for \u201cstaring at their own navels.\u201d That era\u2019s progres\u2014young left-wingers or libertarians\u2014were not necessarily nationalist, and they often looked down on nationalists. The current pro-independence movement is a blend of both tendencies, and most Catalans would characterize it as a desire for basic change. In this period of political, economic and moral crisis, it\u2019s like shouting: \u201cEnough is enough!\u201d\nAccording to the pro-unionist El Pa\u00eds, of those who wish to vote in this Sunday\u2019s consultation, 48 percent would support independence and 48 percent would not. According to the paper\u2019s most recent poll, taken at the beginning of November, most Catalans favor a major change of status for Catalonia within Spain, rather than political independence; this is also what most international observers have been advising. However, the percentage of people supporting secession is slowly growing. Why? As a Madrid historian put it, the central government, with its aversion to dialogue, is simply manufacturing more independentists.\nWhen we were saying goodbye, with the sound of the harp audible between words, Aleksandar asked me if the European Union would smooth things over. I told him that the EU has no wish to see Catalonia separate from Spain. If it did so, it could establish a precedent for other secessionist regions (Scotland, Friuli, Bavaria, etc.); moreover, fragmentation of Spain would destabilize the euro.\nI crossed the Rambla, whose sidewalk, with its Mir\u00f3 mosaic, was peppered with yellow leaves that had fallen from the plane trees. I had a meeting at Barcelona\u2019s Center for Contemporary Culture with the Irish writer Colm T\u00f3ib\u00edn, who spends his time between Dublin, New York and Catalonia, where he used to live and where he still has a house.\n\u201cFor centuries Catalonia has lived under the influence of nationalism,\u201d T\u00f3ib\u00edn claimed. \u201cA pacific, broad-minded nationalism, on the defensive against the pressure of a far more powerful culture: Spanish culture. Here in Catalonia not a drop of blood has been spilled in the name of nationalism. Even bullfights are forbidden by law,\u201d he added, laughing. \u201cAn independent Catalonia would get ahead better than it does now that Madrid is organizing Spanish infrastructure along centralist lines: all the high-speed trains pass through Madrid; almost all transatlantic flights fly only from Madrid. Catalonia, with its 7.5 million inhabitants, contributes 19 percent to the treasury of Spain, which has a total of 47 million inhabitants, and gets back quite a lot less. Becoming independent would not be a drastic step for Catalonia to take because it has a solid industrial base.\u201d\n\u201cFor Spain,\u201d I argued, \u201cthe secession of Catalonia\u2014and the Basque Country, which wouldn\u2019t take long to follow\u2014would mean the departure of two of its wealthiest regions and would therefore be a significant loss.\u201d But Colm dismissed my argument: \u201cBut this loss would bring about greater political stability. It would be advantageous for everybody.\u201d\nThe sun was setting over the sea when I got off the Montju\u00efc funicular and headed for the Mir\u00f3 Foundation, a white modern building that overlooks the city. Two of its employees, Dolors and Oriol, were waiting for me in the restaurant. Over a copious and imaginative meal, we planned out a season of public lectures. Dolors commented on the recent manifestos released in Madrid about the Catalan consultation; one was published in the right-wing El Mundo paper, the other in El Pa\u00eds. One of them, which was signed, among others, by the writer Mario Vargas Llosa together with several far-right journalists, demanded that the Spanish president ignore the Catalans\u2019 request for a consultation. The other manifesto, signed by various social-democratic intellectuals, asked the president to take note of the Catalans\u2019 representatives and their requests, and proposed a reorganization of Spain into a federal state in which all federated entities would have the same rights.\n\u201cIf this proposal were taken seriously, Spain would be saved,\u201d I argued. Dolors, more practical, replied, \u201cBut don\u2019t forget that it comes from the opposition; the government won\u2019t accept it.\u201d Oriol reflected, \u201cThings have gone too far, and there\u2019s no way back for Catalonia.\u201d I protested: \u201cBut if we become independent, every Catalan resident will lose a quarter of his or her savings because, according to the EU Constitution, a new state would have to abandon the euro.\u201d Oriol remained defiant: \u201cSo what? We have to give each other support, and we\u2019ll get over the loss.\u201d Recently I\u2019ve heard Catalans\u2014who are, in other circumstances, pragmatic, cautious and thrifty\u2014voice this opinion more and more. Oriol concluded: \u201cMadrid won\u2019t give us any other option; when there\u2019s no dialogue, you have to head for the exit.\u201d\nAfter dinner, before going into Montju\u00efc Park and then the streets, I gazed at the illuminated city, a display of glittering jewels. I could see Jean Nouvel\u2019s Agbar Tower, which was inspired by the towers of Modernist architect Antoni Gaud\u00ed, which, in their turn, were modeled on the rocks of the nearby mountain of Montserrat. I thought about the future of the Catalan capital that lay at my feet. The city will survive, just as it survived bombing from the planes sent by Fascist Italy to support Franco\u2019s rebellion in the Civil War. Perhaps with time, its inhabitants will want to make peace with Spain, and Spain will make peace with this proud but now angry people. The Madrid columnist will understand the choice of my Barcelonan friend N\u00faria. 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        "raw_content": "He\u2019s been starting No.-1 overall pick Carson Wentz since week one of his rookie season in early September, he says to see what they had in their franchise man and to let him grow into the job. Wentz started 3-0, but the Eagles have lost four of their last six games entering Sunday\u2019s at the Seahawks.\nPederson said Philadelphia\u2019s keys to Sunday will be to keep Russell Wilson in the pocket, to match the speed and intensity of the Seahawks\u2019 defense, and to deal with the noise of the \u201c12th Man\u201d at CenturyLink Field.\nHe\u2019s known that noise for 40 years, since he was going to all those Seattle games in the old Kingdome.\n1:25 p.m. Sunday, CenturyLink Field, Seattle\nAgainst the Seahawks: The series is tied at seven wins each. The Eagles have lost the last two meetings, late in the 2011 and \u201914 seasons. Philadelphia last won in Seattle two tries ago, in November 2008 by a score of 26-7. The Eagles have won two of the three meetings in the Seahawks\u2019 new stadium dating to 2002. The exception was Seattle\u2019s 31-14 home win Dec. 1, 2011, Pete Carroll\u2019s second season coaching the Seahawks. Marshawn Lynch ran for two touchdowns that night, and Tarvaris Jackson threw a TD pass.\nLine: Seahawks by 6\u00bd\nWhat to know: The runaway optimism of an Eagles Super Bowl with a rookie quarterback from September\u2019s 3-0 start has subsided in Philadelphia. The Eagles have lost four of their last six games. But they held what entered the game as the NFL\u2019s best offense to 15 points in a home win over Atlanta last weekend. \u2026 Philadelphia is 1-4 on the road. The lone win was at Chicago in Week 2, 29-14. \u2026 The Eagles went to the run early against the Falcons last week to help make life easier for rookie quarterback Carson Wentz. It worked. The No. 2 overall pick completed 25 of 36 passes for 231 yards, while the Eagles rushed for a season-best 208 yards and won by nine. \u2026 Wentz, from North Dakota State, has started since game one. Contrast that with the top overall choice picked just before him this spring. Jared Goff will be making his first NFL start for the Rams this week when Los Angeles hosts Miami. \u2026 Wentz is completing 65 percent of his throws with nine touchdown passes and five interceptions. He completed 74 percent of his throws for 301 yards in a 34-3 rout of Pittsburgh that left the Eagles 3-0 in September. He threw for a career-best 364 yards but hit on just 57 percent of his 47 throws with two interceptions in a loss to the Giants two weeks ago. That led to the Eagles running more last week. \u2026 Pressure wins against Wentz: He\u2019s been sacked six times in Philadelphia\u2019s five wins, and 13 times in its four losses. \u2026 The Eagles are 17th in total offense, eighth in rushing and 26th in passing. \u2026 Pick you Matthews: Ryan is the Eagles\u2019 leading rusher (396 yards with seven touchdowns, fourth-most TDs in the league); Jordan has 48 catches with three TDs\u2026Veteran running back Darren Sproles is second on the Eagles with 33 receptions. \u2026 Philadelphia\u2019s defense is tied for third in the league in points allowed (17.8 per game). It is sixth in total defense, 13th against the run and seventh against the pass. The Eagles have been great defending third downs (allowing a 35.5-percent success rate, fifth-best in the league) and in the red zone (allowing 44.4 percent TDs, tied for third-best). \u2026 Last week the Eagles went to more man defense. The league-owned NFL.com said Philadelphia was in man coverage of 18 of 37 Falcons pass plays. Rookie cornerback Jalen Mills, the 23rd-overall pick, covered top Falcons receiver Julio Jones for the majority of the game. Jones had 10 catches in 16 targets for 135 yards. The Seahawks will look for Mills on Sunday, likely sending Doug Baldwin, Tyler Lockett and perhaps tight end Jimmy Graham at him. \u2026 Fellow cornerback Nolan Carroll has started all nine games this season but got a concussion last weekend and is iffy for Sunday\u2019s game. He is currently going through the league\u2019s protocol for that injury. \u2026 Common opponent: The Eagles beat the Falcons 24-15 last weekend. The Seahawks beat Atlanta in Seattle 26-24 on Oct. 16. \u2026 Eagles coach Doug Pederson is a native of Bellingham who played at Ferndale High School.\nQuotable: \"It\u2019s going to be tough. We\u2019re going into a hostile environment \u2014 \"12th Man.\" We have to come with the same intensity that we come with at home games.\" Eagles defensive end Brandon Graham, to the Philadelphia Tribune, knowing his team is 1-4 on the road and that Seattle is an NFC-best 82-34 at home since 2002.",
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        "raw_content": "From the Editor, Winter 2016-2017\nPhoto credit: Courtesy of Ayn Rand Archives\nHappy holidays! And welcome to the Winter 2016\u20132017 issue of The Objective Standard.\nAs its cover with the delightful photograph of Ayn Rand suggests, this issue is brimming with positive values. (We thought you might need some of those about now.)\nFirst up is \u201cAyn Rand\u2019s Intellectual Development\u201d by Michael S. Berliner. This essay surveys the choices, values, and events that shaped Rand\u2019s intellectual and professional life, from her early childhood years and preteen writing and thinking in czarist Russia; to her university and postgraduate years in Russia following the Revolution; to her life and work on plays, fiction, and nonfiction in Chicago, Hollywood, and New York City. Dr. Berliner, the founding executive director of the Ayn Rand Institute and senior adviser to the Ayn Rand Archives, brings great depth and breadth of knowledge to this subject. The result is a biographical portrait of Ayn Rand like no other.\nNext up is \u201cThe Vindication of Joseph McCarthy\u201d by Andrew Bernstein, which examines the myths and facts surrounding this controversial figure and his efforts to expose communist infiltration into the U.S. government in the 1950s. Marshaling substantial evidence that has become available during the past few decades, Dr. Bernstein shows McCarthy to be not a villain but a hero. This act of justice has been a long time coming, and Bernstein delivers it with his usual flair.\nIn \u201cVaccine Facts, Falsehoods, and Best Policies,\u201d Ross England and Joe England (medical doctors, both) offer an essentialized discussion of the science surrounding this controversial subject, as well as a prescription regarding the thorny question of whether vaccines should be mandatory for students attending government-run schools. Wherever you stand on this controversial issue, I think you\u2019ll find this essay edifying.\nIn \u201cThe Greeks and America\u2019s Founding Fathers, Part 2: Learning What Not to Do,\u201d Timothy Sandefur takes us down another stretch of this fascinating road, focusing here on ways in which the Founders learned from the Greeks\u2019 mistakes and sought to avoid them in constructing the land of liberty.\nNext, in my interview with C. Bradley Thompson on \u201cMaking Capitalism a Known Ideal,\u201d Dr. Thompson discusses the mission and programs of the Clemson Institute for the Study of Capitalism, including its new Lyceum Scholars Program, which is inspired by and named after Aristotle\u2019s school, The Lyceum. If you\u2019re interested in spreading capitalism, I think you\u2019ll find this interview heartening and inspiring. The Clemson Institute is doing this right.\nBooks reviewed in this issue include Judicial Review in an Objective Legal System by Tara Smith (reviewed by Michael J. Mazzone); A Man on the Moon: The Voyages of the Apollo Astronauts by Andrew Chaikin; and Which One Doesn\u2019t Belong? A Shapes Book and Teacher\u2019s Guide by Christopher Danielson (both reviewed by Daniel Wahl).\nFinally, our section From TOS Blog includes \u201cAmerica\u2019s Next Leftist President: Donald Trump\u201d; \u201cGovernment Crushes For-Profit Colleges, Jobs, Students\u2019 Dreams\u201d; \u201cBad Parenting, Bad Education, and the State of America\u201d (all three by me); and \u201c\u2018How to Talk to Anyone about Energy\u2019: Alex Epstein\u2019s Principles of Persuasion\u201d by David Biederman.\nIf you\u2019ve not yet done so, be sure to join us on Facebook and Twitter for a steady stream of interesting links and engaging conversation. And, with Christmas and Hanukkah around the corner, consider giving gift subscriptions of The Objective Standard to your friends and family. As our advertisement says, your holiday shopping could be done in minutes, and it could enlighten your loved ones for life. Simply visit our website and click on \u201cGive a Gift\u201d in the menu bar.\nI hope you enjoy the issue and your holidays. Here\u2019s to a productive and prosperous 2017!",
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        "raw_content": "Summit Door Jamb Mountain and Loder Peak\nRate this Adventure Door Jamb Mountain, AB\nDistance: 13 km (8 miles). Elevation gain: 900 m (2950 ft). Duration: 4 hours. Climb two easy peaks in one day. Fossils, geology, and limestone canyons in Jura Creek. Great scramble for beginners.\nIf you're looking for views, vistas, and great scrambles in the Rockies, this is a great place to start. For any geology enthusiast, furthermore, this hike cannot be missed, offering great opportunities to search for some seriously ancient fossils.\nThe trail begins on the west side of the parking lot \u2013 you will see a wide trail heading west, and a narrower trail heading north. Follow the narrower trailer, which gains elevation quickly, giving you a good work out. The trail also involves navigating some slabs, without being too technical, making this a great introduction to scrambling for beginners. It does take some route finding to reach the top, but it is still manageable \u2013 just keep heading up!\nThe push to Loder Peak has a lot of shale (identifiable by its orange color), so keep an eye out for fossils. There are lots of stromatoporoids, as well some really clear bedding planes. From the top of Loder, you will have a great view of Yamnuska to the east, as well as Old Goat Mountain, which is the true summit of this mountain range.\nYou then have two options for going down. The first is to head back the way you came, but this involves descending all those 30 degree slabs, which is not the most fun!\nThe alternate way down is along the north side of the mountain. Follow cairns down the north side of Loder Peak and work your way down the gully. Also be careful of dislodging loose rocks, if there is anybody below you. Early in the season, there may be enough snow to slide most of the way down. If not, it is a steady gully walk to Jura Creek. There are lots of fossils in this area, especially coral!\nJura Creek is one of the best parts of this hike \u2013 in addition to the fossils, it's a lot of fun to pick your way through this braided channel. There are also a few bedrock channels that you can explore if the water level is low enough.\nThe best and coolest part about Jura Creek, however, is the geology you can find on one of the cliff faces. Keep an eye out for it, right after the first bedrock channel/canyon. This cliff is amazing from a geological standpoint because it contains three different rock formations: Palliser limestone, Exshaw Shale, and Banff limestone. These formations span millions of years, and the Exshaw even spans over the Devonian-Carboniferous boundary!\nThe rest of the hike follows Jura Creek, winding in and out of the trees. A lot of the trail in the forest was washed out from the 2013 floods, so you will have to keep to the river bed for most of the way. The channel widens significantly, and you will be able to climb up out of the river bed on the east side, taking you back to a trail to the parking lot.\nNote that although the parking lot is just off of the road, you do have to drive through a ditch to get there, so be careful of bottoming out.\nHiking Jura Creek\nHeart Mountain and Grant MacEwan Scramble\nHike through McGillivray Canyon\nClimb McGillivray Slabs",
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        "raw_content": "Some Colleges Are Flunking the Fair Admissions Test\nGeorge E. Curry, NNPA Columnist\nIt's the beginning of a new year and that means it is time for high school seniors to begin completing college applications. Increasingly, whether they get admitted will have nothing to do with their grades, their SAT scores, or their overall aptitude for college. They may end up getting denied admission to the college of their choice because of a criminal record.\nWhether a person's past should continue to be held against them -- even after they have completed their sentence \u2013 has long been an issue of public debate. Some states hamper an ex-offenders' rehabilitation by denying them the ability to vote or to hold certain trade licenses.\nThe trend among colleges to use a person's criminal history against them in the admissions process is being perceived as a new civil rights issue because a college degree increases people's ability to obtain a job commensurate with their skills and abilities.\nA survey by the Center for Community Alternatives (CCA) in collaboration with the American Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers (AACRAO) sent out a 59-page questionnaire in late 2009 to 3,248 institutions. Of those, 272 responded.\n\u00c1 majority of the responding colleges (66 percent) collect criminal justice information, although not all of them consider it in their admissions. The survey found, \"Private schools and four-year schools are more likely to collect and use such information than their public and two-year counterparts.\"\nIn most cases, colleges depend on applicants to self-disclose their criminal history.\n\"If it is discovered that an applicant has failed to disclose a criminal record there is an increased likelihood that the applicant will be denied admission or have their admission offer rescinded,\" according to report titled, The Use of Criminal History Records in College Admissions Reconsidered.\nAt the end of 2008, more than 100 million Americans had either been arrested or convicted of a crime, the study said. Another 2.3 million were in jails and prisons, giving the United States the highest incarceration rate in the world.\nThe report by CCA notes that African-Americans and Hispanics are disproportionately hurt by the admissions policy because they are overrepresented in the criminal justice system.\n\"Racial disparities have been documented in the processing of every type of crime, from juvenile delinquency to low-level misdemeanors to the imposition of the death penalty,\" the report stated. \"So pervasive is the criminal justice system in the lives of Black men that more Black men have done prison time than have earned college degrees. Because racial bias occurs at every stage of the criminal justice system, screening for criminal records cannot be a race-neutral practice.\"\nIt explained that the use of criminal records \"has become a surrogate for race-based discrimination, serving the same function, albeit unintentionally, as the Black Codes and Jim Crow laws in earlier times.\" The report continued, \"Hyper-aggressive law enforcement in low-income communities of color has led to the overrepresentation of African Americans and Latinos among those with criminal convictions. Excluding otherwise qualified applicants from attending college because of a criminal record has the effect of depriving large numbers of people of color from opportunities that form the core of the 'American Dream.'\"\nThe move to consider criminal records originated from a concern for campus safety, especially in the aftermath of the Virginia Tech shooting.\n\"While college campuses are not immune from crime, the data show that they are remarkably safe places compared to the community-at-large,\" the report observes. \"This is particularly true for serious crimes that involve personal violence. Violent crime on campus is rare, and the few college students who are victims of such crimes are mostly victimized off-campus by strangers. The Virginia Tech incident, a tragic but aberrational event, was committed by a student who did not have a criminal record.\"\nThe report found that there is no measurable difference in the campus safety of colleges that examine a person's criminal past and those that don't.\n\"Our argument for eliminating the collection and use of [criminal histories] in admission decisions is in large part based on the absence of any empirical evidence showing that students with criminal records pose a safety risk on campus,\" the report said.\nIf colleges are determined to use the records, there are ways they can limit the adverse impact on applicants lives. 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        "raw_content": "Home / Opinion / Gun & Little Red Book\nGun & Little Red Book\nIn the 20 years of Mao Zedong\u2019s leadership from 1936 to 1955, he personified a \u201cvaluepack\u201d of talented leaders who willingly surrendered their personal ego to the glorification of the man. There was no defection, no open quarrel, no power struggle \u2014 a phenomenon seldom witnessed anywhere in the world, and certainly unknown in China\u2019s history\nAK Ghosh | Kolkata | September 2, 2018 11:30 pm\nAK Ghosh\nOn 9 September, we remember Mao Zedong on his death anniversary as the great leader of China. He believed in the process of historical development of society but he never disregarded the crucial role of man\u2019s conscious will in reshaping the process. To him, the people as against things, were\u201d the most precious\u201d. This is the key to understanding Mao. Even when he was ruthless and perpetrated organised violence to achieve his revolutionary objectives, concern for man was at the centre of his scheme.\nIn fighting a war, Mao used men not as tools but as a self-propelling conscious force. That is why he was never reckless with men\u2019s lives. He would abandon territory to save men. \u201cKeep men, lose land; land can be taken again. Keep land, lose men; land and men both lost\u201d, he would repeat time and again. In fact, the Red Army converted this axiom into a marching song. Thus in Mao\u2019s Marxism there was no confrontation between \u201cprocess\u201dand \u201cwill\u201d. They were two sides of the same coin. But most Marxists have converted the process into a rigid dogma. No wonder, post-Mao Marxism appears to have lost its dynamism and direction.\nMao\u2019s \u201c fish and water \u201csimile becomes meaningful only in this context. \u201cThe people are our bastion of bronze,\u201d he was fond of saying. The Communists had the populace with them, while Chiang had territory. The Nationalists commanded buildings, not hearts. It was this distinct duality of the Chinese revolution that endeared it to enlightened men and women all over the world. It aroused hope everywhere for the emancipation of the oppressed and exploited masses.\nMao\u2019s faith in the invincibility of the people never diminished. But not all his colleagues and comrades shared his profound faith. Despite Marxism, they thought more in terms of weapons, resources and efficiency than of men, inspired by a noble ideology .In fact , they hardly expected to win the civil war which Mao tried to avoid though he never doubted the victory of the Communist cause. He spent more than 40 days at Chiang\u2019s headquarters , patiently trying to reach a workable arrangement with him. But Chiang was never interested in sharing power.\u201d The sky can\u2019t have two suns\u201d, he once remarked. At that juncture, he had the advantage of both world powers supporting him. Moscow had signed a treaty with Chiang\u2019s government. Stalin did not expect Mao to win.\nMao\u2019s own general, Peng Tehuai, had said in 1946 that \u201cthough he cannot be defeated, it is probably true that we cannot win\u201d. Such doubt and diffidence revealed his lack of understanding of people\u2019s power. When power did come and Peng was appointed Defence Minister, he developed strong bureaucratic traits, leading to bitter clashes with Mao which resulted in his dismissal in 1959.\nAfter the collapse of Chiang in mainland China, Mao tried hard to reach an understanding with the Americans. He had no intention of \u201cleaning to one side\u201d. He was even prepared to go to Washington to meet the President. But America\u2019s diplomacy lacked flexibility and relations between the two countries remained frozen for a quarter of a century.\nAfter Japan\u2019s surrender, the Russian Army moved into Manchuria and dismantled practically all plants and took them to the Soviet Union. After that, the area was handed over to Hong and Mao had to fight to capture it. It is thus obvious that if the Americans had been a little prudent, they could have taken advantage of the situation and altered the history of the region, and of the world considerably.\nIn the 20 years of Mao Zedong\u2019s leadership from 1936 to 1955, he personified a \u201cvaluepack\u201d of talented leaders who willingly surrendered their personal ego to the glorification of Mao.\nThere was no defection, no open quarrel, no power struggle ~ a phenomenon seldom witnessed anywhere in the world, and certainly unknown in China\u2019s history. Mao had generated a coagulative force to create this pack. He can be called a \u201cvalue-pack leader\u201d.\nMao has to be recognised as the architect of Communist victory in China. It was his stubbornness and firm resolve that enabled the Communist Party of China to stand up against Stalin\u2019s ruinous interference. The Red Czar could oblige Hitler, Roosevelt and Churchill but never another Communist after Lenin\u2019s death. Mao not only survived Stalin\u2019s displeasure but extricated an apology from him. When Stalin welcomed Mao at the Kremlin in 1949, he came through as a man more sinned against than sinning. Stalin did not take time to understand Mao\u2019s grievance and assured him that \u201cthe victor is beyond criticism.\u201d\nMao could hardly tolerate inequality, but he ignored the reality that God has cut out human beings in unequal sizes and capabilities. A contrived egalitarian society mired in poverty underscored his misinterpretation Marx\u2019s concept. Here Mao was misled chiefly by Confucius who said: \u201cNot scarcity but inequality, not poverty but unrest should be our worry\u201d.\nMao was, in fact, a man of peace ,not in the narrow sense but in the widest sweep of the term. Peace is indivisible; it cannot exist in the midst of injustice, exploitation and oppression. Mao had to fight these evils in order to ensure peace. It was bound to be a protracted process. By that token, Mahatma Gandhi was also a great warrior. He only used a different set of weapons which had never been tried before .Both thought in terms of the transformation of villages. Emancipation had to reach the countryside without which no progress would be meaningful.\nIndeed, Mao stood for an armed revolution ~ gun and book together ~ that would take originate in the countryside and then spread to cities. He thought in terms of \u201cbase areas\u201d in remote villages, where he introduced what has been called \u201calmost complete democracy\u201d in the army. Officers were educated to treat the men they commanded as equals. They could not assault them as was the practice in Chiang\u2019s army or even earlier. Mao also prescribed a new way of life for them. Soldiers helped farmers with sowing , cut firewood for the infirm, returned everything that they borrowed, paid for things they bought, and respected women as equal comrades.\nEvidently this does not project the image of a man who was devoted to violence for its own sake. Even his observation that \u201cpolitical power grows out of the barrel of a gun\u201d does not indicate faith in violence. It only explains a fact of life.\nThe ultimate sanction behind every state power had always been the gun. Mao deserves a better understanding and appreciation than most people, either out of ignorance of his life and work or because of deliberate distortions, are willing to grant.\n(The writer is former Associate Professor, Dept of English, Gurudas College, Kolkata)\nMao Zedong death anniversary",
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        "raw_content": "The light touch of illumination\nOne half of last year\u2019s Nobel Prize in physics has celebrated optical tweezers which enables detailed study of biological specimens in a way that was not possible using conventional methods.\nThe coincidence is as remarkable as it is profoundly critical. In parallel with the award of the Nobel prize in Economics to two economists who have worked on the \u201cgreen growth\u201d model, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has emitted a direly disconcerting signal to the world from Incheon in South Korea. In a \u2026\nContinue reading \"The Heat is On\"\nWikipedia didn\u2019t approve page for Donna Strickland until she got Nobel Physics Prize\nOn Tuesday, optical physicist Donna Strickland became the third woman to have been awarded a Nobel Physics Prize.\nNobel Chemistry Prize 2018 awarded jointly to three for pioneering work in Evolutionary Science\nThe Nobel Chemistry Prize 2018 has been awarded jointly to Frances H Arnold, George P Smith, and Sir Gregory P Winter for revolutionary work in Evolutionary Science.\nControversially omitted from the Nobel Prize awarded to her male colleagues in 1974, astrophysicist Dame Jocelyn Bell Burnell has donated the entirety of a recent prize to boost diversity in science.\nWhat lies between the pages\nNobody should be surprised by the idea that sexual harassment exists in the literary world any more than they should be surprised by the fact that it amasses a huge amount of money and power, and is peopled by those who will do anything they can to remain its gatekeepers.\nCondolences pour in for VS Naipaul\nPrime Minister Narendra Modi and President Ram Nath Kovind expressed grief over his passing away\nNobel laureate author VS Naipaul dies at 85\n\"He died surrounded by those he loved having lived a life which was full of wonderful creativity and endeavour,\" his wife Lady Nadira Naipaul said in a statement.\nRemembering Rabindranath Tagore, the master storyteller\n77 years after his death, Rabindranath Tagore continues to mesmerise literature enthusiasts with the range of emotions he covered in his writings and storytelling\nThe lost pioneer\nDoes Albert Einstein\u2019s first wife, Mileva Maric, deserve credit for some of his work?\nThe Nobel Prize in Literature will not be awarded this year, amid allegations of sexual misconduct against a Committee member and repeated leaks about the winners. But controversy has long dogged the prize.\nBiplab Deb\u2019s latest: Rabindranath Tagore refused Nobel to protest British rule\nWhile this is not the first time the Tripura CM has made a gaffe, his \u201cignorance\u201d about Tagore and Nobel has baffled many\nTributes, homage pour on Rabindranath Tagore\u2019s 157th birth anniversary\nRabindranath Tagore's compositions were chosen by two nations as national anthems: India's Jana Gana Mana and Bangladesh's Amar Shonar Bangla. The Sri Lankan national anthem was inspired by his work.\nThe Swedish Academy, that has been referred to as a self-perpetuating oligarchy that awards the Nobel prize every October, is today a discredited entity. Not merely in the context of Friday\u2019s announcement that there will be no Nobel for Literature this year; it has promised a double sundae next year ~ for the first time \u2026\nContinue reading \"Not this week\u2026\"\nNobel Prize remained elusive for Stephen Hawking\nHailed as one of the most brilliant theoretical physicists since Albert Einstein, Professor Stephen Hawking never won a Nobel Prize. This is because his theories about the Black Hole and the Big Bang \u2014 though accepted in theoretical physics \u2014 were never verified. According to Timothy Ferris, author of \u2018The Science of Liberty\u2019 in National \u2026\nContinue reading \"Nobel Prize remained elusive for Stephen Hawking\"\nGoogle Doodle celebrates Har Gobind Khorana\u2019s 96th birthday\nSearch engine giant Google on Tuesday paid homage to Indian-American Nobel Prize-winning biochemist Har Gobind Khorana through a colourful doodle on his 96th birth anniversary. Known for his comprehensive work on DNA and for constructing first synthetic gene, Khorana, along with two other scientists, was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 1968 \u2026\nContinue reading \"Google Doodle celebrates Har Gobind Khorana\u2019s 96th birthday\"\nA closer look at \u2018xenotransplantation\u2019\nThe first known xenotransplantation was done by the god Shiva. Daksha, the father in law of Shiva, organised a yagna. He insulted Shiva and his daughter. Sati, Shiva\u2019s wife, immolated herself in protest. Daksha\u2019s head was cut off and burnt. Later, when Shiva forgave him, he was brought back to life but with a ram\u2019s \u2026\nContinue reading \"A closer look at \u2018xenotransplantation\u2019\"",
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        "raw_content": "Fed to Vote on Wells Fargo Sanctions After Pressure From Elizabeth Warren\nU.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren, a Massachusetts Democrat, has been a dogged critic of Wells Fargo's board since a series of scandals emerged beginning in 2016 stemming from an alleged corporate culture of overly aggressive sales practices.\nU.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren scored a coup in her campaign to improve oversight of the beleaguered bank Wells Fargo & Co. (WFC) , as Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell promised to hold a full vote of the regulator's board before lifting sanctions imposed earlier this year.\nIn a letter Thursday to the Massachusetts Democrat, Powell wrote that a full vote of the Fed board of governors will be held prior to lifting the asset-growth suspension placed on Wells Fargo in February. Previously, the decision on when and whether to lift the sanctions would have been delegated to Wells Fargo's regional overseer, the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, with the concurrence of the national Fed's director of supervision.\n\"I'm glad the Fed's board of governors changed course and will \u200evote on whether to lift the growth restriction, rather than delegating that important question,\" Warren said in a press release.\nThe decision by Powell raises the stakes on San Francisco-based Wells Fargo as the bank struggles to recover from a series of scandals that emerged in 2016 involving overly aggressive sales practices that harmed customers. The bank faces more than $2 billion in fines and extra legal costs related to the issues, which include the opening of millions of unauthorized accounts and charging auto borrowers for insurance they didn't need.\nThe scandal has sent Wells Fargo's shares down 10% this year, while JPMorgan shareholders have seen a 6.8% gain and the Standard & Poor's 500 Index of large U.S. stocks is up 1.9%.\nThe bank has since overhauled its board of directors, installing former Fed Governor Betsy Duke as the new chair and retiring members who failed to stop the scandal. Wells Fargo also has given women a greater share of the votes on the board -- a practice that corporate-governance advocates argue will improve risk management and lead to superior long-term investment returns.\nOn Thursday, Wells Fargo CEO Tim Sloan said he wants the bank to become \"THE leader\" -- his emphasis -- in the financial industry in terms of customer service.\nThat shift would represent a remarkable turnaround in corporate strategy following years in which former Wells Fargo CEOs Richard Kovacevich and John Stumpf touted the benefits of \"cross-selling,\" essentially the idea that account executives would push customers hard to buy as many of the bank's products as possible, from simple checking accounts to home loans, brokerage accounts and insurance.\nWarren has been a dogged critic of the bank's management and board since the alleged customer abuses first came to light in 2016. She berated former CEO John Stumpf at a Senate hearing that year, adding to pressure on the executive that eventually led to his departure. Then, starting in 2017, she began lobbying former Fed Chair Janet Yellen to take more vigorous steps to push out Wells Fargo board members who failed to avert prevent the scandals, according to her office.\nYellen, during her final days in office in February prior to turning over the Fed's leadership to Powell, pushed the central bank's board to cap Wells Fargo's growth at the current level around $2 trillion.\nAt a senate hearing in March, Warren had asked Powell to assure her that the order wouldn't be lifted without a full vote of the Fed board.\nPowell wrote in his letter Thursday that the decision to hold the full board vote came \"after further consideration\" following Warren's questioning during the hearing.\n\"The firm must make significant progress in remedying its oversight and compliance and operational risk-management deficiencies before relief from the asset-growth restriction would be forthcoming,\" Powell wrote.\nWells Fargo CEO Tim Sloan told investors separately Thursday that it could take longer than previously expected to resolve the Fed's requirements, likely extending the asset cap into the first part of 2019.\nInvestingBankingFinancial Services",
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        "raw_content": "Gambling and online gambling remains to be one of the best forms of entertainment in the world today. While technology has already introduced so many ways to have fun, a lot of people still go back to the good, old fun of gambling because of the sheer thrill and exhilaration that it brings and of course, the monetary rewards that come with it.\nNow if you\u2019re a student who enjoys playing the slots on your downtime, you need to learn the tricks of managing your money while still having fun:\nAlways remember that you\u2019re playing with your money\nNo matter how small your bet is, you\u2019re still playing with money that you could potentially lose. And since you\u2019re still a student, you probably don\u2019t have so much to spend, which is why it\u2019s very important to always remember that putting everything in something that you could possibly lose will never be a good idea. For one, you should focus only on short-term goals when gambling. Of course, everyone wants to win big time, but you should never risk everything on something that\u2019s not guaranteed to give you huge returns. Set aside a percentage of your money for entertainment and stick to that budget no matter how tempting offers can get. If you win, you\u2019ll get to increase that budget and if you lose, you\u2019ll still have money for your needs.\nKnow where the real money is\nThe thing is, you can\u2019t just put your money on the first offer you see. There are a lot of online gambling slots out there but only a few are online slots real money, which can really give you good returns. So, make sure to choose your slots carefully, read their rules and of course, find out if they offer consistent payouts or not. When betting, you should also know your options well before placing your bets. Having good knowledge on a sport, for instance, is important when choosing which team to place your bets on. You should also shop around for options before finalising your bets so you can really get the best deal possible. If you will play to have fun and earn money at the same time, you really need to play it smart.\nChoose your gambling websites well\nCredibility is everything in online gambling. This is why a lot of websites get closed down because of how they treat customers, especially during payouts. Remember that the first good deal you see may not be the best, especially if the operator offering it is known to not pay gamblers well. This is when it really matters to choose a gambling or betting website properly. Read their terms and conditions, ask around for recommendations and always read the fine print before depositing your money. Always ask about modes of payment, the process of payouts and the duration of transfers to your account because some websites take a week to have your winnings transferred. You should also read the fine print that comes with bonuses and extras to really understand if they\u2019re worth taking or not. For instance, if the bonus says you\u2019ll get extra \u00a310 once you register, you have to make sure that you\u2019re getting that money the moment you create an account with that online casino. There are websites that present this bonus but you have to put in \u00a310 first on your account before you could claim it.\nAlways keep yourself in check for signs of addiction or compulsive gambling\nIt\u2019s never wrong to have fun every once in a while through online gambling, especially if you\u2019re trying to escape the stresses of school. But there is a fine line between just having fun and becoming addicted to playing the slots or betting, and this could be very dangerous to your finances. If you feel that you\u2019re always thinking about slot machines and you start to spend more time on your phone playing than what you usually do, it\u2019s best to get a detox to make sure that you don\u2019t go deeper into addiction. Always set limits to yourself and never ever let addiction or compulsive gambling get the best of you.\nNever play with money that\u2019s meant for your needs\nAlmost every veteran gambler will tell you to never play with money you can\u2019t afford to lose. In fact, serious gamblers will never put their personal funds together with their gambling bankroll, and it\u2019s exactly what you should do. No matter how high the odds are, never count on winning and putting money that\u2019s meant for your needs on a bet.\nSo, are you ready to get your luck rolling?",
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        "raw_content": "Style & FashionTravel Style\nTravel is the best medicine and the answer to a person\u2019s stress. By exploring different places and by learning about different cultures all over the world, you can get an outlook and expose yourself to interesting experiences. Before going on a journey, you need to plan it perfectly so that it can be enjoyable and memorable. You have to make sure that you have everything you would need while travelling. Here are a few things that are essential for every traveler.\nAccessories are essential for any traveler. These include items like sunglasses, cosmetics, shoes and so on. There are many wide range of brands to choose from as far as accessories are concerned. When it comes to shoes for travel, Bacca Bucci is the most popularly used brand. It has a variety of interesting designs and is extremely durable that can withstand any climatic condition. Make sure you get one of these. Similarly for sunglasses and other such accessories there are many leading brands to choose from. Select wisely and take them with you while travelling as they are very essential.\nYou would need stylish and spacious backpacks that let you pack a lot of items that you want to take along. It would be ideal if these backpacks or luggage bags have wheels so that you can drag them along instead of carrying them. The most important things that you need to have in your backpack include books, a few pre-cautionary medicines, camera, MP3 players if you love music and most importantly your clothes. Different people would like to carry different items in their backpacks. So decide what you would like to carry for your travel and take it along with you.\nHotel and car bookings\nThis is not something that you pack and take with you while travelling. You should book a hotel room and a rental car before you begin your journey to a certain destination. There are many easy ways to book hotels and cars. You can do this using numerous websites and apps that are specifically designed to serve this need.\nIn essence, the key to a memorable journey is proper organization and planning. The best way to organize and plan your trip is by making a checklist of all the items in advance to avoid the last minute rush.",
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        "raw_content": "Hundreds whittled down for Landscape Artist of the Year\nPhoto : Copyright \u00a9 Simon Ridgway, 2018 |www.simonridgway.com |pictures@simonridgway.com | 07973 442527 | Caption : 24.07.18, Landscape Artist of the Year, Semi-Final, Felixstowe.\nEight artists will compete and alongside a further 50 \u201cwildcard\u201d artists in this year\u2019s Landscape Artist of the Year series, produced by award winning production company Storyvault Films.\nAllan Martin, 61, from Barnet, was chosen from hundreds of applicants to make the final group. He will appear in the final heat which airs tonight at 8pm on Sky Arts.\nIt is hosted by new co-presenter - actor and art-lover Stephen Mangan alongside Joan Bakewell.\nJoan says: \u201cIt\u2019s always fascinating to watch the artists grow and evolve their style throughout the programme and witness the incredible creativity in their interpretations of beautiful British landscapes \u2013 and to witness the debate amongst both the judges and viewers over which artist they believe to be the most worthy winner.\u201d\nThose taking part are challenged to create a piece of art depicting Inveraray Castle on Loch Fyne, which according to the producers was a unique, fantastic location for the series.\nIf successful, Allan goes through to the semi-final at Felixstowe Docks airing on November 27 and the three chosen artists from there will then compete in the final in Greenwich Park which airs on December 4.\nThis is the fourth series of the show, which is produced by London and Glasgow-based independent production company Storyvault Films.\nLandscapes first aired three years ago following the enormous success of Sky\u2019s Portrait Artist of the Year (PAOTY), also from Storyvault Films, that has captured public imagination since its launch in 2013.\nLAOTY boasts the titles of \u201cbest-performing, non-scripted series of all time\u201d and second-biggest series ever for Sky Arts, with viewing figures growing over the course of the series.\nThe judges are artist Tai Shan Schierenberg and independent curators Kate Bryan and Kathleen Soriano.\nThe show not only highlights the tremendous artistic talent across the country, but also how the beautiful British countryside has inspired past and present generations of artists.\nAlmost 1600 entries were received for the 2018 competition, giving the judges the difficult task of whittling them down to 48 artists to compete in the six heats three of which are National Trust locations: Fountain\u2019s Abbey and Studley Royal in Yorkshire; Viking Bay, Broadstairs and Inveraray Castle in Scotland. Each heat was open to a further 50 \u201cwildcard\u201d artists who were invited to compete for a potential place in the semi-final.\nThe winner of Sky Arts Landscape Artist of the Year 2018 will receive a life changing opportunity for any artist, a prestigious commission from the Imperial War Museum to create an artwork to tie in with the centenary of the 1918 armistice.\nHe or she will travel along with an IWM historian to Macedonia, to visit one of the most unchanged battlefields of the campaign, the site of a significant defeat where British and Irish soldiers lost their lives.\nThe finished work will be unveiled at the museums London HQ and enter the IWM\u2019s collection to be put on display in the museum.\nStoryvault Films are producing a further programme charting the winning artists journey to Macedonian and the creation of the IWM commissioned work, due to be aired after the final programme on December 4.",
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        "raw_content": "Mayflower \u2013 Newton County \u2013 Texas\nAnother of Newton County communities that has had two names is that of Mayflower. It acquired the name of Mayflower because its first name of Surveyville was the name of another town in Texas that had become a post office before this community applied for a post office.\nMayflower is in northern Newton County and was first known as \u201cThe Survey\u201d because the first known surveying in the county began there in William Williams League. A post office was established in 1903. Robert Joiner was the first postmaster, and the office was in his home. In 1936 Mayflower had a school and church. There are two houses still standing there over 100 years old. They arc known as the Mattox House and Bush Home, formerly known as the Trotti House. Three cemeteries are named for families of people who lived there: the Mattox, Rogers, and Mitchell.\nThe Mayflower church was built as a Methodist church in 1889 and is still owned by the Texas United Methodist Conference. It has been used, however, by various denominations and for different types of meetings as school, homecomings, singings, and revival meetings.\nIt is located in the Survey Community which is also known as the Mayflower Community. It is located in the northern part of Newton County in the William Williams League of land. Settlers coming from the East could know what land they were getting because it had been surveyed, a fact that was important to settlers and was not a widespread practice at first. The community first got a post office under the name of Surveyville, but upon finding there was another community of the same name in Texas with a post office, the name was changed to Mayflower and Mayflower was the post office name although the community was often referred to as \u201cThe Survey.\u201d It is on State Highway No. 87.\nThe land for the site of the church was donated by J. W. Mattox and his wife, M. E. Mattox. The church was built in 1889 but the deed was not fixed until November 1893. One and one-half acres was given for the sum of$l to the Methodist Episcopal Church, South. Later on in 1953, J. F. Newberry and his heirs deeded three acres which adjoin the site to the Survey Methodist Church for the sum of $10. Various Methodist preachers (circuit riders) preached at the church and held meetings in it. The one that is most often referred to as the first, or one of the first is Robert M. (Dock) Stewart. Another early preacher was a Rev. Short (no reference to his given name). The building was used as a school building. Hayne Booker, now a retired 83-year-old man in Newton, Texas, says that he attended school there. He started in 1898 and went through the 5th Reader after which he moved to Newton. He says the teachers were Rufus Windham, Ira Bean, Monroe Casey, Drew Miller, and Rob Good. It was a one-teacher school and used the church long benches as student stations. The sessions of school were timed so as not to interfere with farm work for the boys and girls.\nThe Survey Community has its annual homecoming on the third Sunday of September each year. At its homecoming on September 19, 1975, the community dedicated an Official Texas Historical Marker which reads: William Williams, an early 1800s Sabine Valley pioneer, obtained a large land grant in 1834 from the Republic of Mexico. His surveyed land attracted settlers, who called the location \u201cThe Survey.\u201d In 1847, Wade H. Mattox (1800-1863) built the first frame house in the settlement, using lumber hauled from Alexandria, La., by a Neighbor, Ezekiel Cobb (1825-1864). By the 1850s, The Survey had settlers named Booker, Bush, Cade, Clark, Collins, Conner, Droddy, Garlington, Hardy, Joiner, Jones, McGee, Mitchell, Smith, Trotti, and Weeks. The economy was based on farming and (later) lumbering. At least sixteen Survey community residents fought for the Confederacy in the Civil War (1861-65).\nIn 1889, the Methodists built a church on land given by Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Mattox. The building was also used for school purposes. Surveyville Post Office opened in 1903, was soon renamed \u201cMayflower.\u201d\nPopulation shifts starting in the 1940s caused the school to consolidate with Burkeville (1949), the post office to close (1951), and the church to disband (1961). Public facilities, including the church building, Mattox Cemetery, and several other burial grounds arc now maintained by the Survey Cemetery Association.",
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        "raw_content": "Retirement Havens Across the U.S.Home \u00bb Retirement Havens Across the U.S.\nSearching for new surroundings in retirement?\nMany parts of the country are available to you, from Alabama to Florida, and Arizona to Idaho. Factored into the following list of 10 top retirement choices are housing and other costs of living, taxes, crime rates, weather, doctor availability and opportunities for an active lifestyle. Enjoy a slice of Nirvana in your later years.\n1. Decatur, AL\nWhile the median home value is $176,700 for the nation as a whole, it\u2019s just $120,400 in Decatur. The tax situation is equally attractive. Alabama doesn\u2019t tax Social Security or most pension income, and homeowners 65 and older are exempt from state property taxes (and some, if not all, local property taxes). For enjoyment, the Tennessee River offers inexpensive options for outdoor recreation, including some of the state\u2019s best bass fishing.\n2. Abilene, TX\nThis West Texas outpost has a robust economy, a cost of living that is 17% below the national average and a median home price of $156,000. Crime rates are low while the number of doctors is high. Abilene also ranks high on the Milken Institute\u2019s list of best cities for successful aging, aided by a warm climate and good air quality.\n3. Apache Junction, AZ\nThis growing Phoenix suburb has a good economy and a cost of living 6% below the national average. Apache Junction has a favorable tax climate for retirees, the median home price is $129,000 and crime is low. Add in a warm climate and scenic terrain and you have a retiree\u2019s paradise.\n4. Athens, GA\nThis enclave boasts a strong economy and a cost of living that is 1% below the U.S. average. Athens enjoys Georgia\u2019s beneficial state tax climate for retirees, and its median home price is $145,000. The city has an extremely high Milken Institute aging rank and walkability index, aided by good air quality and warm climate.\n5. Hot Springs, AR\nYou won\u2019t need to travel far for rest and relaxation if you settle in this retirement hotspot. Hot Springs National Park, which has 47 hot springs and two bathhouses, offers opportunities to drink from fountains and soak in the water. Even your wallet can de-stress. Housing and health care for retirees are particularly low, at 24.1% and 12.2% below the national average, respectively. The median home value in Hot Springs is $115,600\u2014far below the national median.\nPrescott eases the stress on your retirement kitty by being in a state that has low income taxes and no state tax on Social Security. This helps Prescott\u2019s below-average living costs. But affordable doesn\u2019t mean boring: Prescott has an active cultural scene with numerous theaters and music venues, as well as things to do outdoors, including golfing and hiking.\n7. Lexington, KY\nThe cost of living for retirees is 7.8% below the U.S. average and Lexington has more than 100 parks, six public golf courses and a 734-acre nature preserve with more than 10 miles of hiking trails. For indoor entertainment, you can check out the numerous galleries and theaters. The University of Kentucky offers the Singletary Center for the Arts, too.\nYou can enjoy hiking, biking and rafting in the warmer months, and skiing and snowshoeing when the snow falls. Indoors, you can take advantage of the intellectual and cultural offerings of Colorado Mesa University. Also, the Highest State keeps taxes low for retirees. Residents age 55 and older get a generous retirement-income exclusion from state income taxes. There\u2019s no inheritance or estate tax, either.\n9. Punta Gorda, FL\nFlorida is filled with popular retirement destinations and Punta Gorda consistently ranks as one of the best. Because nearly half of its residents are age 65 and older, the city is wise to recognize its strong senior presence and do all it can to satisfy them. You can find numerous retirement communities that offer waterfront sites, golfing, fishing and other activities. In town, the Harborwalk along Charlotte Harbor is just a portion of the 18 miles of bike trails and pedestrian pathways you can enjoy.\nThe cost of living for retirees is 7.3% below the U.S. average, while Boise State University provides plenty of intellectual stimulation to help keep an aging mind sharp. The Velma V. Morrison Center for the Performing Arts hosts symphony concerts, dance performances and Broadway shows. Off campus, you can walk, run or bike the more than 20 miles of paved trails of the Boise River Greenbelt. Other outdoor activities include kayaking, boating, fly-fishing, golfing and skiing.\nResources: Forbes.com, Kiplinger",
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        "raw_content": "Meet the Filipino Artist Whose Works Are Permanently Exhibited Alongside Picasso's, Mondrian's\nIn his six-decade career, David Medalla has dazzled his peers on the international art stage and influenced countless young bright stars.\nBy Ramon E.S. Lerma | JUN 28, 2017\nIMAGE COCOY SARMENTA\nOver the past 60 years, David Medalla\u2014widely recognized as the most important living Filipino visual artist on the international stage\u2014has blazed a path that few have dared to follow, creating work of such diversity, depth, and range that makes it difficult to pin down his creative practice, much less categorize his art according to a particular school or style.\nBorn in Manila in 1942, Medalla has been based in London since the early 1960s, his nomadic life taking him to places as far afield as Johannesburg, New York, and Sao Paulo. This refusal to be defined by space and time, this disavowal of commercialism so as not to compromise his artistic integrity has resulted in a richly storied and paradoxical career that have made him the stuff of legend.\nThe legendary artist David Medalla's exhibit at the Ateneo Art Gallery.\nWho else but Medalla can regale star-struck audiences with stories about the time he looked after his flatmate Yoko Ono\u2019s daughter from her first husband, Kyoko, whom he claims she had abandoned when Ono took up with John Lennon? Who else among our local artists can speak about being friends with Francis Bacon or Sir Nicholas Serota, or be recognized as a \u201cfather figure\u201d to the YBA (the young British artists who embodied \u201cCool Britannia,\u201d the likes of Damien Hirst, Tracey Emin, and Sarah Lucas) in an exhibition at the Musee d\u2019Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris in 1996 titled \u201cLife/Live?\u201d Adored by his artistic confreres yet known only to the most serious of curators, art aficionados, and collectors, Medalla is a marginalized myth who to this day, even in his 70s, continues to innovate and inspire, producing works that resonate contemporaneity.\nMuch has been written about the early life of Medalla, who as a 12-year-old prodigy translated Blake, Shakespeare, and Whitman to Filipino, lectured at the University of the Philippines, and later attended Columbia University on a scholarship to study Philosophy and Greek Drama. Returning to the Philippines in 1955, he founded the Poetry Club of Manila and attended the art appreciation classes of Fernando Z\u00f3bel at the Ateneo de Manila in Padre Faura, whereupon he began creating semi-figurative mixed media works, some of which Z\u00f3bel would acquire as one of his first patrons. These would eventually form part of the original collection of the Ateneo Art Gallery; among these The Joyous Kingdom and My Sister at the Sewing Machine (both 1956).\nMedalla held his first one-man show of paintings, drawings, and sculptures at a hole-in-the-wall space on Mabini Street in Malate that he called \u201cLa Cave d\u2019Angely,\u201d attracting the attention of the literati and the social set with his poetry readings and performances. The impact that he created was such that he was the youngest artist selected in a survey of Philippine art organized by the UNESCO in the social hall of the Department of Foreign Affairs.\nIn 1959, retracing the journey of the poet Arthur Rimbaud, Medalla left Manila and traveled by ship to Europe passing through Singapore, Indochina, Sri Lanka, India, Pakistan, East Africa, and Egypt before landing in Marseilles. He made his way to Paris in 1960, where, introduced by the philosopher Gaston Bachelard, he performed at the Akademia, the school founded by the poet, artist, and dancer Raymond Duncan, the brother of the legendary Isadora Duncan.\nYears later, the French poet Louis Aragon, co-founder of the Surrealist movement with Andr\u00e9 Breton, introduced another performance by the artist. His work was so well-received that in 1968 the great conceptual artist Marcel Duchamp created a work titled Medallic Sculpture in his honor. Eventually settling in London, together with a few other artist-collaborators, he established the Centre for Advanced Creative study (which was later renamed Signals London), a space dedicated to experiments in art and science. Signals grew to become the center of avant-garde art in the city, hosting exhibitions of experimental and kinetic art, and serving as a venue for artist-writers such as the future Nobel laureate Pablo Neruda. The center also published Signals Newsbulletin. Edited by Medalla, it is today recognized by the Arts Council of England as an important record of the avant-garde art movement of that time.\nMedalla being arrested in London; protesting at the CCP in 1969.\nIt was during this period that David Medalla developed arguably his most iconic body of work\u2014the kinetic sculptures, best exemplified by his Bubble Machines of 1963 which through the use of simple materials\u2014soap and water mixed with air funneled through an engine he especially designed, produced columns of froth that for the first time in the history of art, subverted the solid nature of sculpture, showing how it could be both static and dynamic, in the words of Richard Dyer in a 1995 issue of Frieze magazine, \u201cdisput[ing] the parameters of what constitutes sculpture. In choosing a medium which self-destructs as it is created, the stability of the work is undermined and the validity of the concepts of solidity and permanence in sculpture are brought into question.\u201d Other kinetic sculptures included the Sand Machine (1964) and the Mud Machine (1964 to 67).\nThis period proved to be a very fecund one, as Medalla moved into what the critic Guy Brett describes as his participatory art stage, characterized by \u201cthe relationship with other people and the interaction of nature and culture, art and society.\u201d Works of this genre included A Stitch in Time (1967/68) where the audience was invited to be involved in the process of creation by sewing messages onto a sheet of cloth\u2014its open-endedness reflecting the artist\u2019s preoccupation with the notion of auto-creativity.\nAs an artist of many disciplines, the passage of time has seen Medalla constantly invigorating his practice\u2014renewing it such that it stays in flux.\nMedalla would continue to branch out his art practice, much like his fluid bubble structures, bursting into the realm of performance art either as actor/progenitor or as instigator of multifarious, seemingly unrelated causes, inserting himself into cultural, social, and gender issues when he founded the Exploding Galaxies, an organization of multimedia artists working around these themes, and political protest such as when he co-established Artists for Democracy or when, together with the artists Marciano Galang and the poet Jun Lansang, he unfurled a banner that read \u2018A bas la mystification [down with pretense], down with Philistines!\u2019 from a balcony overlooking the lobby of the Cultural Center of the Philippines during its inauguration in 1969 attended by then President Ferdinand Marcos and First Lady Imelda Marcos accompanied by then Governor and Mrs. Ronald Reagan. Perhaps the most significant episode in his artistic career during the 1970s was his inclusion by Harold Szeemann in the fifth staging of Documenta, arguably the world\u2019s most prestigious exhibition of international contemporary art.\nHomage to Darwin (2011)\nAs an artist of many disciplines, the passage of time has seen Medalla constantly invigorating his practice\u2014renewing it such that it stays in flux. In 1991, while in New York to deliver a series of lectures on global culture at the Museum of Modern Art, he met the artist Adam Nankervis, who has remained his staunchest collaborator. Together, they founded the Mondrian Fan Club, which they dedicated to celebrating the legacy of the late Dutch geometric abstract artist through exhibitions and performances, and an on-going series of ephemeral artworks in different parts of the globe titled \u201cCosmic Graffiti.\u201d While participating in the 1997 Johannesburg Biennial, the two took a boat trip to Robben Island, where Nelson Mandela had been held in captivity. This opened up the idea for the artist to establish the first London Biennial in 2000, a loose aggrupation of exhibitions and performances unfettered by institutional parameters and united only by its founder\u2019s inclusive spirit. Staged every two years, the biennial has become an important locus, a platform for artists working on the periphery of the art establishment.\nThrough the years, Medalla\u2019s paintings, graphic and animated neon works have remained constant fixtures of his artistic practice. Marked by a certain na\u00efve quality interspersed with symbolism and text, these works archive important junctures in his life, such as Parables of Friendship: Myself and Lovato Guerrino at Castello in Venice (1983), depicting a personal relationship through a collection of objects; the Luz.Vi.Minda. series (1986) produced after the artist\u2019s last visit to the Philippines; Kinetic Mudras for Piet Mondrian (1994) which foregrounds the essence of art as one mitigated by the historical force of an ambitious yet innocently unrealized idea; and Homage to Darwin (2011), a work that gained much attention in the inaugural Art Fair Philippines, showcasing the artist\u2019s great erudition. His recent exhibit at the Ateneo Art Gallery, titled \u201cTuloy Po Kayo,\u201d featured portraits of individuals from overseas whose paths crossed with his and who influenced the artistic and cultural life of the Philippines, among them the American anthropologist H. Otley Bayer, Grace Luna de San Pedro, a noted American dancer and wife of Juan Luna\u2019s only son Andres, and the Portuguese impresario Don Jose Zara of the Clover Theater. He also debuted a startling collection of sand paintings, among these The Singer and the Poet and Los Marineros Son Las Alas del Amor (Sailors are the Wings of Love)\u2014Luis Cernuda, which hearkens to the materials and processes that he introduced to the avant-garde art scene in Britain in the early 1960s. These new works were created using PVC pipes with strategically placed holes filled with sand, which were then rolled onto a surface by the artist at regular intervals to produce their distinctive, poetic images.\nThe joyous academic convocation ceremony; Medalla flanked by William Burroughs and Francis Bacon.\nThe Ateneo exhibition was occasioned by the bestowal of the Gawad Tanglaw ng Lahi, the highest cultural award of the Ateneo de Manila University upon Medalla (previous awardees include Victorio Edades, Anita Magsaysay-Ho, and Federico Aguilar Alcuaz) in recognition of his achievements at the highest echelons of the international art world. In its citation, Medalla was recognized for being \u201can important figure in the history of art as a pioneer of kinetic, earth, performance, participation and conceptual art, his mettle [being] proven by his inclusion in the permanent collection of one of the world\u2019s greatest museums, the Tate, the only Filipino to be so honored, exhibiting alongside the likes of Hans Holbein, Anthony van Dyck, Piet Mondrian, and Pablo Picasso.\u201d In 2011, Cloud Canyons No. 14, an iteration of the artist\u2019s Bubble Machines was unveiled at the New Museum in New York as \u201can iconic work of 20th Century art.\u201d yet in spite of his achievements and offers of foreign citizenship, it is a source of great inspiration that Medalla remains a Filipino to the core, traveling with a Philippine passport, and continuously referring to his roots and formative years in Manila.\nIn an interview, David Medalla described his life\u2019s work in a word: \u201catomic.\u201d Indeed, there can be no more perfect analogy for a man who has become the very embodiment of his art. 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        "raw_content": "Excerpt From Weight Loss Book By The Biggest Loser Creator JD Roth\nRELATED: Want to Lose Weight? The Biggest Loser Creator Says Clean Your Room!\nThere are two types of people in the world. Those who say \u201cI can\u201d and those who say \u201cI can\u2019t\u201d, and both of them are right. If you don\u2019t think you can do something, you won\u2019t be able to. \u201cI can\u2019t\u201d is a self-fulfilling prophecy. Think about it: Is being an \u201cI can\u2019t\u201d person at the heart of your failure to lose weight? That can be remedied. Be an \u201cI can\u201d kind of person, and you won\u2019t hope for an A, but rather demand it, expect it\u2014and feel empowered to do the work to make it happen.\nThe power of the \u201cI can\u201d mindset is amazing. We had a guy named Danny try out for The Biggest Loser who weighed more than anyone I\u2019d ever seen at his age. He was eighteen years old and weighed 450 pounds. Four-fifty. He couldn\u2019t even close his hands to make a fist, he was so fat. I usually think anyone can do anything, but I had my doubts about him. I was honest about it with him, too.\n\u201cYou scare me,\u201d I said to him. \u201cI don\u2019t think we can have you on the show. Honestly, I don\u2019t think you can do it. And, by the way, dude, where are your shoes?\u201d\n\u201cIt\u2019s too hard to get them on,\u201d he replied. I felt bad for him, but told him I still didn\u2019t think he could safely master the challenges the show would put in front of him.\n\u201cName it,\u201d he said. \u201cI\u2019ll do anything to be on this show. How do you want me to prove that I can do it?\u201d I couldn\u2019t tell if the desperation in his voice was genuine or if he had just rehearsed the words in his room, preparing the \u201cSunday Sermon\u201d I mentioned earlier.\n\u201cOkay,\u201d I said, figuring I\u2019d scare him off. \u201cGo out of this room and take the first door on your right. It\u2019s the stairs. Take them down to the bottom\u201d\u2014we were on the 20th floor of the Sheraton Universal\u2014\u201cthen walk back up.\u201d\nWithout hesitation, he walked out of the room, still shoeless, and nine other potential contestants all let out a sigh of relief that I didn\u2019t pick them. Yet there was also a sparkle in their eyes as if to say, \u201cIf he can do it, I can do it, too.\u201d Singling out one person might seem cruel, but, in fact, I\u2019ve found that the one person who\u2019s picked often inspires the whole room so that, suddenly, maybe for the first time in their lives, instead of feeding on food, they start feeding off each other\u2019s positive energy.\nAfter about 15 minutes, I started to get worried about the guy. Maybe he\u2019d gone home. Maybe (hopefully not) he\u2019d died halfway down. I got increasingly nervous. I went to see if I could locate him.\nI finally found him on the ninth floor on his way back up, huffing and puffing, spitting and coughing all over the place. He was soaked in sweat. But he kept going, bare feet and all. When he finally made it back into the roomful of would-be contestants, he burst through the door, barely able to speak. The place erupted with applause. Standing ovation. He did it. Barefoot. But not only that; he made them all believe that they could do it, too. Everyone in the room had just had a moment they\u2019d never forget. I know I did. That day, on the 20th floor of the Sheraton Universal, transformation happened right before my eyes. The kid went on to appear on the show and lost almost 250 pounds over two seasons. Now that\u2019s somebody who said to himself: \u201cI can.\u201d\nSo say you only have 30 pounds to lose. Maybe only 15 pounds. How does this kid\u2019s story relate to you? First, I hope that it inspires you. That\u2019s what all the stories we tell on our shows are meant to do, and I hope the stories I tell you throughout this book do the same. If this 450-pound guy could drag himself up 20 flights of stairs, surely you can spend an hour on an elliptical trainer every day or give up grabbing a doughnut and vanilla latte each morning. But the bigger message is that you really are capable of doing things that seem impossible to you.\nI know that you hold some habits very dear. And that things can seem complicated. You\u2019ve been accompanying colleagues to the Mexican place around the corner from your office for eight years. You can\u2019t just stop going; they\u2019d think you don\u2019t like them anymore. You\u2019re so busy that it\u2019s all you can do to get macaroni and cheese from a box, pizza from your regular delivery place, or take-out Chinese on the table for your family each night. How are you going to feed everyone if you give up that fat-promoting, artery-clogging menu? But look around you. Real friendships withstand changes in eating habits, and there are many quick-fix dinners that don\u2019t involve a load of grease and calories (or money). All it takes is a belief that you can change. If you think you can, then you will find the solutions to your problems.\nWhen people protest that they aren\u2019t capable of doing something, I see it as a challenge to convince them that they can. And I relish it. I want to get inside their heads and help them get rid of their kryptonite.\n\u201cTell me what you can\u2019t live without,\u201d I\u2019ll ask cast members.\n\u201cI could never live without my chocolate cake.\u201d\n\u201cGreat. You just committed to me that, for one year, you\u2019re not going to eat any chocolate cake. You over there. You say you can\u2019t live without diet soda? Great, you are never going to drink diet soda again.\u201d\nI make it my mission to show cast members that the things they think they can\u2019t live without actually have no power over them. I\u2019ll put a cake on the table, open up the box, and let the smell of chocolate fill the air. As they sit down to eat all their meals, they\u2019ll smell that chocolate wafting by. It\u2019s called exposure therapy, and it sounds like torture, but ask anyone who\u2019s been through it\u2014it just speeds up the process. You sit down for every meal next to a chocolate cake and don\u2019t stick your finger in to have even one lick of frosting, and soon you\u2019ll be able to give up lots of things you never thought you could.\nSometimes, you just need proof that you really can do something you believe you can\u2019t. I got so tired of hearing people on The Biggest Loser say, \u201cI can\u2019t run, I\u2019m not a runner,\u201d that I decreed, \u201cokay, every finalist on this show is going to run a full marathon.\u201d You should have seen the panic on their faces. Every medical professional, every standards-and-practice person at the network said, \u201cYou can\u2019t do that.\u201d\n\u201cWe can and we will,\u201d I told them. All four of our finalists not only ran the full 26.2 miles, they set the bar for contestants to come. Think about it. These people went from not being able to run one mile to running 26.2 miles in less than six months. Again it proves that the body is no match for the power of the mind. Say that last sentence out loud. Again. Say it until you believe it! You tell your body what to do, and if it doesn\u2019t listen, tell it again until it does. 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        "raw_content": "Developing clinical and theoretical approaches to investigate the risk of suicide\nAccording to the Interpersonal Theory of Suicide (Joiner, 2007; van Orden et al., 2010) death by suicide is a product of a thwarted sense of belongingness combined with the perception of being a burden on others. When combined, the person begins to think about suicide but must acquire the capability. Our research group is using this and other theories to investigate the risk of suicide.\nIn laboratory settings we have been developing an experimental model to investigate the key parameters in the Interpersonal Theory in controlled settings and then extending the results to real world contexts.\nWorking in hospital settings we have been examining the predictors of self-harm and suicide. We have been developing a symptom monitoring system to enhance the temporal resolution of the evaluation of suicidal ideation so that we can better understand the dynamic nature of suicidal risk.\nOur research group is keen to build on these foundations by using growth mixture modelling to understand the different trajectories of suicidal ideation and the predictors and consequences of being in these different groups.\nWe are also looking to use the experimental paradigm we have been developing to clarify the factors that increase and decrease suicidal risk, so that we can design and implement programs to address the risk.\nVan Orden, K. A., Witte, T. K., Cukrowicz, K. C., Braithwaite, S. R., Selby, E. A., & Joiner Jr, T. E. (2010). The interpersonal theory of suicide. Psychological Review, 117(2), 575-600.\nCollins, K. R. L., Best, I., Stritzke, W. G. K., & Page, A. C. (2016). Mindfulness and zest for life buffer the negative effects of experimentally-induced perceived burdensomeness and thwarted belongingness: Implications for theories of suicide. Journal of Abnormal Psychology. 125 (5), p. 704-714.\nKyron, M.J., Hooke, G.R., & Page, A. C. (2018). Daily assessment of interpersonal factors to predict suicidal ideation and non-suicidal self-injury in psychiatric inpatients. Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology, 86 (6), 556\nResearch team leader: Professor Andrew Page\nI am a professor of psychology at The University of Western Australia. I worked as a clinical psychologist in the Clinical Unit for Anxiety and Depression (CRUfAD) and was co-director of the Robin Winkler Clinic, where I was instrumental in developing the clinic\u2019s individual and group treatment programs as a model of science-informed practice.\nIn addition, applicants need to demonstrate adequate research by showing:\na supervised research dissertation in a psychology project completed as a program undertaken after a three-year, or during a four-year, bachelor's degree, carrying the equivalent credit of at least 25 per cent of an annual full-time load and awarded an assessed result at or above distinction level; or\nscholarly papers as sole or primary author, appearing in recognised academic journals or in volumes published by recognised academic publishers\nthorough knowledge of statistical packages. Knowledge of SPSS is essential and knowledge of MPlus is desirable\nProbing the roles bacteria play in infant health\nThis research project investigates the glycoconjugates found in human milk and the role how these bacteria are beneficial to infant health.\nA translational approach to determine how is our immune health under breastfeeding influence\nThis research project investigates how breastmilk affects our immune health.\nGenome mining of virulent small molecules in human fungal pathogens\nUsing the synthetic biology platforms available in the lab, this UWA research project uses functional genomics to discover new strategies for novel diagnostics and therapeutics.\nApplications of NanoSIMS analysis on biological studies\nThis UWA research project will develop imaging techniques using novel methodology and biological applications with the state-of-the-art SIMS lab in UWA.\nDesign and development of novel therapeutics for multidrug resistant bacteria\nThis project aims to use a molecular structure-guided approach to identify and optimise high potency inhibitors of a key virulence determining enzyme in bacteria for development into a novel antibiotic.\n36476fd0-c058-4bde-a71d-998875630751",
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        "raw_content": "Van Gogh \u2022 Artist Biographies \u2022 Hale Woodruff\nPoor Man's Cotton\nHale Woodruff was born in Cairo, Illinois. He received his early art training at the John Herron Art Institute in Indianapolis and the Fogg Art Museum of Harvard University. In 1927 he received the Harmon Foundation Award of one hundred dollars and went to Paris. There with some additional money supplied by the philanthropist Otto Kahn, he lived for four years studying at the Acad\u00e9mie Moderne and the Acad\u00e9mie Scandinave. He was Art Director at Atlanta University from 1931 to 1946 and founded the Annual Atlanta University Art Exhibits, historically one of the most important contributions to the development of African American art in this country. During the years in Atlanta, Woodruff spent a summer (1936) in Mexico, studying mural painting with Diego Rivera, received a Rosenwald Fellowship for Creative Painting (1943-45) and was lecturer for the Association of American Colleges (1942-45). In 1945, he became a teacher at New York University where he was Professor of Art Education. Woodruff's abstract and semi-abstract oils show strong affinities with the works of modern European masters. His free, broad brushstrokes convey colorful impressions of rhythmic movements in nature-the rushing sea or the rippling plain-presented in bright, clear, resonant colors: whites, deep blues, rusty browns, yellows, reds, and pinks. He is also an important mural painter, where his talent for design gives cohesion and interest to the historical subjects he chooses. He is especially noted for his murals in the Savery Library at Talladega College, Alabama. The murals tell two stories. The first recounts an uprising of slaves on the slave ship Amistad, the second recounts the history of Talladega College from its founding in 1867 in an abandoned Civil War prison to its present status as one of the important southern colleges. The second mural was reproduced and included in a booklet sent to India by the Office of War Information s a counterattack to Japanese propaganda. As a teacher, Woodruff set an inspiring example. In 1967, the New York University alumni Association named him \"Teacher of the Year.\"",
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        "raw_content": "Veolia is partnering Livelihoods 3F, which supports family farming in the southern hemisphere\nVeolia is now a Livelihoods 3F partner. Created in February 2015 by Danone and Mars, the Fund will invest \u20ac120 million to convert arable land to sustainable farming practices across Africa, Asia and Latin America.\nLivelihoods Fund for Family Farming[1] is a concrete initiative that follows on from COP 21: it combats environmental degradation, poverty, and global warming. The Fund is set to launch its first project this year to support family farms growing key crops such as milk, vanilla, mint, cocoa and sugar.\nVeolia will provide Livelihoods 3F with its expertise in relation to preserving water and the natural resources essential for sustainable agriculture. By developing circular economy solutions, the Group will help small farmers become more resilient to climate change.\n\u201cLivelihoods 3F offers Veolia the opportunity to support high impact and empowering projects, sponsored by a community of local and international stakeholders,\u201d explains Veolia\u2019s Chairman and CEO, Antoine Fr\u00e9rot.\nBernard Giraud, President of Livelihoods Venture[2] says, \u201cLivelihoods 3F is an open investment fund. All businesses that want to source agricultural and natural goods in a sustainable way are encouraged to join us to increase our impact.\u201d\nLivelihoods 3F operates as a mutual investment fund with shared risks. Financial return for the fund\u2019s investors will be provided by a coalition of private, public and institutional players who will purchase the goods and positive impacts (such as carbon credits or water savings) generated by the projects.\nThe Fund is also a platform through which partners can exchange knowledge.\n> Livelihoods 3F\n> Bernard Giraud\u2019s article on \"Climate, agriculture and resources: towards a more virtuous circle?\"\n> Special issue of Facts Reports on Livelihoods (2013) by the Veolia Institute\n> Danone and Mars\n> Press release: Momentum from the COP21 continues: Firmenich and Veolia to join Danone and Mars in a new fund that creates mutual benefits for smallholder farmers, business and the environment\n[1] Livelihoods Fund for Family Farming (Livelihoods 3F)\n[2] The company Livelihoods Venture conceived the fund\u2019s original idea and is now running it with its corporate partners.",
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        "raw_content": "Veolia, in the Middle East, is the leading regional environmental management company with over 5,000 employees. We provide public authorities and industries with a range of water, waste and energy management services vital to human development and sustainable growth. In the Middle East, our clients and stakeholders benefit from the proximity of our experts due to the headquarters in Dubai and a presence all over the region.\nDelivering economic, environmental and social benefits\nVeolia forms part of the global network which operates in 50 countries across the globe, divided into nine integrated geographically based entities. We are the only global organization to provide water, waste management and energy services, vital to human development, environmental protection and sustainable growth, to municipal, industrial and commercial sectors. And, because the areas we serve depend on us, we strive for continuous improvement in providing those services through innovative contractual schemes. We uniquely blend skills in operations, engineering and technology with the most innovative business models to ensure a solution that meets your needs \u2013 ranging from temporary services to highly comprehensive solutions that can include an onsite team of experts in energy, water and waste.\nIn this context, sustainable development forms an integral part of our day-to-day operations. We continuously strengthen the commitment of our company as a determined player in the green economy while supporting the growth of the Middle East.\nGlobal network combined with a local approach\nVeolia\u2019s role is to plug nature\u2019s services back into the man-made world, providing the environmental infrastructure that forms the foundation for growth. By environmental infrastructure, we mean consistent and smart water supply, recycling waste materials and develop energy efficient platforms.\nIn this region, we have a history spanning over 20 years; globally the organization has just celebrated its 160 year anniversary. This local knowledge, teamed with global expertise ensures we have an intimate understanding of the issues heavy, commercial and municipal industries face.",
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        "raw_content": "The Link Between ATP and Low Energy in Fibromyalgia & CFS\nChronic Fatigue Syndrome & Fibromyalgia Support & Coping\nWhy We Have Low Energy and How to Fight It\nEnergy deficiency isn't about being sleepy, it's about being unable to do anything. inventis/Getty Images\nSomething fibromyalgia (FMS) and chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS) have in common is a lack of energy. That's different from fatigue or the lack of motivation that can come with depression. We can want to do something yet be physically unable to do it.\nFirst, it's not like being tired and needing to sleep. It's more of a bone-weary, can't move a muscle feeling. If you've ever worked out to the point that you can't do anymore, no matter how much you want to, that's what we're talking about. If you've ever come out of anesthesia with your limbs feeling too heavy to lift, you get it. You may want to sleep, but you absolutely need to rest your muscles before you do anything else.\nWith FMS and ME/CFS, though, that lack of energy can strike suddenly and last for a long time, regardless of how much we rest. It might happen in the middle of a shopping trip, at work, or ten minutes after getting out of bed. It might also just be there first thing in the morning and keep you from getting up at all.\nWe don't fully understand this symptom or why it's part of these illnesses, but research suggests that it is, at least in part, due to low levels of something called adenosine triphosphate, or ATP.\nWhat Is Adenosine Triphosphate?\nATP stores the energy in your body. Biologists often call it \"the energy currency of life.\" It's the main source of energy in all living cells. It's what the energy in your food is turned into so it can fuel all of your body's processes.\nATP is produced by the mitochondria in your cells. Your cells need it to function, your muscles need it to contract, everything in your body needs it in order to perform like it's supposed to.\nAdenosine occurs naturally in your body and, among other things, deals with the regulation of blood flow to some of your organs. When it comes to ATP, though, it's the triphosphate part that's more important.\nTo form ATP, adenosine joins with three groups of phosphates. When energy is needed somewhere and ATP is sent, one of those phosphates is broken off, releasing energy. Then your body replaces the phosphate to once again create ATP. It's an endless recycling process.\nWhen the building blocks of ATP aren't available to your body or something interferes with the recycling process, ATP levels can become low and result in energy deficiency.\nATP Deficiency in Fibromyalgia\nWe don't have a ton of research on the role of ATP in FMS, and the studies we have are pretty small. Fortunately, they're pretty consistent in suggesting that ATP levels are low in this condition.\nA European study published in 2013 showed a correlation between lowered muscle capacity in the hands and feet in FMS and significantly lower concentrations of ATP and phosphocreatine, which is like a bag of phosphate that's your body uses to keep that recycling process going as it burns energy.\nEarlier work found significantly low ATP levels in platelets of participants with FMS along with other abnormalities suggesting that the body was unable to maintain consistent amounts of ATP.\nSo while the body of work appears to identify a deficiency, and that deficiency is assumed to play a role in the lack of energy, that's really all we can say for now.\nATP Deficiency in ME/CFS\nIn ME/CFS, ATP has received a bit more attention from researchers, possibly because the lack of energy is more of a distinguishing feature in ME/CFS than in FMS, where the focus is generally on pain.\nA handful of ME/CFS studies looking at mitochondrial function in the cells has supported the growing belief that low ATP production stems from mitochondrial dysfunction, meaning that the very building blocks of the cells are not functioning properly.\nOne of the hallmark symptoms of ME/CFS is post-exertional malaise, which is an abnormal and extreme upswing in symptoms after exertion. The amount of exertion it takes varies by person, but it leaves them unable to do the same amount of activity the following day, which is unusual and unique to this disease.\nA 2015 paper links post-exertional malaise to critically low levels of ATP due to inadequate adenosine, suggesting that the prolonged recovery period exists because the body has to catch up first on adenosine, and then on ATP.\nA review article published in 2014 supports this hypothesis, with researchers linking defects in ATP production to not only post-exertional malaise, but possibly the onset of the disease itself and several metabolic abnormalities associated with it. The authors of this paper also have put forth the possibility that low ATP production in ME/CFS may lead to autoimmunity via an influence on the death of cells.\nTreating ATP Deficiency\nThe pharmaceutical treatments that are generally prescribed for these illnesses don't address possible mitochondrial dysfunction or ATP deficiency. However, some doctors report success with supplements believed to improve these underlying problems. Some of these supplements do have research offering at least some evidence of their effectiveness.\nYou've probably heard of coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10), which occurs naturally in your body and also can be taken as a supplement. It's popular among people with FMS, ME/CFS, and many other conditions, as well as for general health. In part, that's because your body needs CoQ10 to make ATP.\nSeveral studies involving FMS and/or ME/CFS link low ATP levels with CoQ10 deficiency. Several studies also suggest that CoQ10 supplements do improve energy in these conditions. CoQ10 supplements may:\nAlleviate post-exertional malaise\nAlleviate fatigue\nRelieve the pain amplification (hyperalgesia) of FMS\nOther supplements sometimes suggested for mitochondrial dysfunction include:\nYour doctor may be able to recommend other treatments for boosting your energy by raising ATP levels.\nRemember that even natural substances can have side effects and negative interactions with other things you're taking. Be sure to talk to your doctor about any treatments you're interested in before you start, and make sure you know how to safely start a supplement regimen.\nGerdle B, Forsgren MF, Bengtsson A, et al. Decreased muscle concentrations of ATP and PCR in the quadriceps muscle of fibromyalgia patients\u2014A 31P-MRS study. European journal of pain. 2013 Sep;17(8):1205-15.\nLengert N, Drossel B. In silico analysis of exercise intolerance in myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome. 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        "raw_content": "Illustration: Glenn August\nWhy Loneliness Affects So Many Young People\nYou're not supposed to feel lonely while you're young, surrounded by friends and family, but the truth is it's a bigger concern among young people than any other age group.\nIllustration by Glenn August\nThis post originally appeared on VICE UK.\nIn 2010, the Mental Health Foundation found that loneliness was a greater concern among 18- to 34-year-olds than those over 55. Last year, VICELAND's UK census revealed that 42 percent of respondents' biggest fear was ending up alone. This data was jarring.\nWe tend to think of loneliness as something that will take us in its claws when we get old. When companions die, errands are done by 8:45 AM, and the day is punctuated not by conversations but by ad breaks on daytime TV. When time loses its tautness. It's the part of getting old that scares us shitless.\nWhen you're small, loneliness is an abstract concept. Young brains struggle with abstract thinking. I remember sitting in the back of my dad's Volvo Estate singing along to his Revolver cassette, to \"Eleanor Rigby,\" that weird, funeral-like meditation on human isolation. The song I was named after.\n\"All the lonely people / Where do they all belong?\"\nDid I know what Macca was on about? Absolutely not. At six years old, my concept of loneliness could be reduced to the phrase, \"No one will play with me.\"\nI'd come to know the topography of loneliness, though. How big a double bed feels when you've shared one for five years and love hasn't been enough. How living by yourself for the first time is to be regularly nudging away despair. How swapping chattery offices for self-employment can make conversations at the newsagent feel like Christmas. I'd know the queasy shame bound up in the words \"I'm lonely.\" Because when you're technically \"young\" (even if, in your 30s, you don't feel it), while potential still fizzes around you, you're not supposed to feel lonely, are you?\nLoneliness among the elderly is improving slowly as charities like Age UK re-link older people with the world. But what about the rest of us? What haven't we seen or talked about? To examine loneliness among this age group\u2014my own\u2014we need to zoom out. Look around.\n\"Loneliness as an epidemic is inextricably linked to the state of society at any given time,\" says Dr. Jay Watts, a clinical psychologist who regularly writes for the national press. \"The neoliberal agenda\u2014common to all governments since Thatcher\u2014has propagated individualism alongside attacks on anything that takes soft relationships seriously.\" These soft relationships\u2014the doctor who has known us for years, the teacher who has time to get to know us as individuals\u2014are, she says, \"sacrificed to the god of efficiency and performance.\"\nThe emphasis on the importance of \"I\" is at the root of much of our distress.\nThe importance placed on self-sufficiency in our society is immense. \"Everywhere, we are told that we will prosper through competitive self-interest and extreme individualism,\" George Monbiot argued last year. He believes neoliberalism has created loneliness, and it's hard to disagree.\nGeneration Y is stuck in insecure rental contracts, often with strangers. It's a horrible loop. \"Millennials are forced to move frequently under the tyranny of landlords who have no interest in recognizing that establishing ties to one's local community fosters the everyday social relations that make all the difference to our sense of belonging and thus our feeling of loneliness,\" says Watts. We can't afford to buy houses or have children and, if we're not unemployed, have entered a job market that's rigged against us and will pay us a hell of a lot less than our predecessors. The result? A perpetual state of adolescence. Often well into our 30s. Some are forced to move back in with their parents. Society compels us to drive for self-sufficiency, but that very society we've evolved in holds us back. It pulls us apart from one another. We forget how to make friends, but there are apps for that. If we need a cuddle, we can pay a stranger to give us one.\nMoney is a vast barrier, though. Unless you're in a reasonably well-paid gig, have some family gold, or a rich partner, it can be a liminal existence. It's easy to see where loneliness creeps in. If parenthood happens, the stakes are even higher. Mumsnet message boards and the many Facebook groups used by young moms reveal the loneliness that burns up and down the country. The consumerist images we're blasted with tell us that having a baby is all twinkly toys, contented gurgles, and softness. The reality is often a messy, frustrating, and unbelievably lonely one, lived out in living rooms, with this little human being at the center of it all who you want to do the best for. Particularly if you're a single parent or if you're on welfare, unable to access what the monied can.\nThe emphasis on the importance of \"I\" is at the root of much of our distress. Research has shown that loneliness hurts us on a cellular level. Many models of psychology agree that we're born with some biological predisposition to form attachments. Social contact can reduce physical pain, but social pain also serves an evolutionary function in making us seek connection. Survival among social mammals depends on having robust bonds within the pack. Being on the edge, isolated, makes an animal glint in the eyes of its predator.\nEven though it goes against how we're wired as a species, it feels like it's become pitiful to admit to disliking being alone. Particularly if we are young and should be \"out there\"\u2014whatever \"out there\" means. But if we subscribe to Sartre's belief that loneliness is a fundamental part of the human condition (insert laugh-crying emoji here) then, Christ: Why wouldn't we be compelled to dilute the pain with someone? In being so obsessed with individualism are we ignoring a core aspect of what it means to be human?\nThe sociologist Robert S. Weiss identified six social needs that contribute to feelings of loneliness when not met: attachment, social integration, nurturance, reassurance of worth, sense of reliable alliance, and guidance in stressful situations. Weiss was influenced by attachment theory and the seminal work of the psychologist John Bowlby in the late 1950s. Bowlby believed that attachment characterizes human experience from \"the cradle to the grave.\" The attachments we have as infants, then, inform the ones we have\u2014or don't have\u2014as adults. If we aren't sharing the burdens of life, loneliness is inevitable. We've built towers of stigma around openly recognizing this.\nStigma is loneliness's kindling. Although not a mental health issue itself, we know that depression and anxiety increases our chances of feeling lonely, which can in turn have a negative impact on mental health. We know that self-harm is the biggest killer of people in their early 20s in the UK, and that loneliness plays a significant role in a person using their body to communicate emotional pain. Stigma prevents people from talking about mental distress, often with fatal consequences.\nPhoto by wgbieber via\nIt's easy to blame social media for the epidemic of loneliness in the young. We can recreate ourselves over and over, promoting holograms that don't reflect the lived reality of our loneliness. Generation Y has grown up with the internet as part of everyday life, but we don't know enough about how it affects our mental health. The data isn't there yet. The digital revolution means the lonely can connect with one another with a degree of anonymity. For those suffering mental health issues, it can be a first step toward seeking help. When I was writing a book about anxiety, I was introduced to soccer message boards and how, in those anonymous boxes, men felt able to discuss their depression with other like-minded men. They encouraged one another to seek support in the outside world.\nSocial media, Watts argues, also means that people \"find it more and more difficult to tolerate compromise and the frustration of long-term everyday relationships, which can leave us drifting outside the stabilization which social bonds give us.\" This displacement, she says, is exaggerated by changing dating patterns, a.k.a. Tinder. \"The ease of swiping left, the idea we should not have to compromise makes these relationships ever more insecure.\" Of course it does. When did it become gauche to admit to wanting a dependable other?\nBeing partner-less often means hearing those sermons of how we \"need to learn to be by ourselves,\" particularly if a breakup happened in the recent past. Seeking companionship when we should be \"looking after number one\" is frowned on. The single people I know aren't enjoying living in this tyranny of \"shoulds.\" One of my friends told me she exercises hard to be so exhausted that she forgets she's lonely. I identified.\n\"When we're all cohabiting but not necessarily romantically entwined, it's possible to feel deeply lonely, even when your house is full of people and you're going out all the time,\" says 28-year-old Rachel, who works in advertising in London\u2014identified by studies as one of the loneliest regions in the UK. \"Shagging people you don't love can make you feel lonely,\" Rachel continues. \"Dating apps are bleak. Admitting you're lonely as a single woman is especially noxious. Nobody wants to come across like a desperate, warty old maid, so we pretend we're not lonely.\"\nWe pretend.\nThe stigma of loneliness is so ripe that we lie to one another. But as I've learned recently, saying \"I'm lonely\" has a domino effect. Others start saying it, too. The success of a show like Fleabag is undoubtedly down to its brazen exploration of the loneliness and anger of a single woman. It legitimized the emotions Fleabag's peers were feeling behind our laptop screens. \"I fucking hate being alone,\" says Rachel, with the caveat that I don't use her real name.\nSo what do we do? Monbiot says that tackling loneliness would require \"the reappraisal of an entire worldview.\" No biggie, then. But he's right when he says that, of all the fantasies human beings entertain, \"the idea that we can go it alone is the most absurd and perhaps the most dangerous.\"\nThe MP Jo Cox was known in Westminster for wanting to form coalitions across party lines. Seema Kennedy, a Conservative MP, wanted the same. Together, they planned a commission into loneliness to begin in late 2016\u2014a call to action rather than politicians saying stuff and doing nothing. On June 16, 2016, Cox's ambition was cut short. She was murdered in her West Yorkshire constituency. Her killer, Thomas Mair, was an extreme right-wing terrorist. A loner.\nIn the wake of Cox's death, Kennedy and others are taking her plans forward. They have revealed the great work Cox did, gathering data on loneliness to emphatically prove it's not just something that affects older people. Figures collected by 13 charities reveal that more than 9 million people in the UK\u2014almost a fifth of the population\u2014say they are always or often lonely. Two-thirds feel uncomfortable admitting to it. Cox knew that suicide is the biggest killer of men under 45 in the UK. \"She called loneliness the 'silent epidemic,'\" says Rachel Wicks, who works on the commission's PR. \"We want to start conversations.\"\nOur worldview is not going to change overnight. Possibly not in a generation. 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        "raw_content": "the \"being\" revolution\nBeing and doing. Both are essential parts of human psychology. Somehow, the relationship between the two has fallen out of balance. We are living in a world where doing is valued far more than being. From an early age, each of us is encouraged to accomplish and achieve. Our society tends to define success far more in terms of power and wealth than love and joy. Even though most of us claim, when surveyed by researchers, that family and relationships are the highest priority in our lives, our behavior reveals otherwise. We tend to pursue our careers and businesses, often at the expense of our personal lives.\nThe language we use reflects this priority. Few labels are more damaging than \u201clazy\u201d or \u201cslacker.\u201d We refer to our leisure and recreational activities as \u201cfun,\u201d a word that originates in the Middle English fon, meaning \u201cfool.\u201d This is not just a bias of the English language. The French equivalent, \u201camusement,\u201d comes from the word, muser, meaning \u201cto stare stupidly.\u201d And in Spanish, fun is \u201cdivertido,\u201d which comes from the same root as the English word divert. To have fun, then, is to turn away from forward progress.\nTaking time away from our busy lives to enjoy the moment is considered unwise and unproductive. The message is simple: Do more. Work harder. Never let up. We are living with a work ethic that permeates our culture so thoroughly that even the slightest pause is seen as irresponsible. A dear friend of mine tried to challenge this work ethic. In his 20\u2019s and 30\u2019s, he used to say that his career goal was \u201cnot to let my work cut into my leisure time.\u201d By age 45, he was running a business and working 12-hour days.\nThree research findings came out this week suggesting that this emphasis on doing over being does not seem to be working. We learned that: 1) the Earth\u2019s temperature is expected to rise two degrees Celsius by the end of the century, making the planet virtually uninhabitable; 2) men\u2019s sperm count has dropped by 59% in the past 40 years; and 3) chronic fatigue is a function of inflammation. All of these findings point to the damaging effects of relentless human activity. As a society, we are unwilling to disengage from a fast-paced lifestyle that is destroying the Earth, bringing our species to the verge of extinction, and creating runaway inflammation in our bodies through environmental toxicity, psychological stress, an unhealthy diet, and sleep deprivation.\nThere is a simple solution. We can follow the lead of those free spirits who value the experience of being fully alive. Sometimes, we need to take a pause to immerse ourselves in the moment, take it all in, relax and enjoy. Thinking more and working harder have their place, but they are not always the answer. A shift is beginning to happen, not by choice but by necessity. We are at the outset of a \u201cbeing\u201d revolution. People are starting to disengage from a society that is driving itself to death through an overemphasis on doing more as opposed to being more. According to a report in Forbes magazine, the millennial generation seems to be choosing experiences over possessions or career status. We are seeing more young people dropping out of school, rejecting conventional jobs, and becoming \u201ccage-free\u201d rather than taking on the responsibilities of home ownership.\nThis movement needs a new vision of human nature\u2014what Abraham Maslow called a \u201cpsychology of being.\u201d I am honored and thrilled to be exploring this vision with you. And I am eager to hear your thoughts. What does the \u201cbeing\u201d revolution mean to you? How is it impacting your life? Where do we go from here? Please share your impressions in the Comments section of this blog. Or just take some time to appreciate the beauty and wonder of this precious moment!",
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        "raw_content": "I just returned to Tucson from a 32-day West Coast book tour. The reception for the ideas in Deep Creativity was overwhelmingly positive! Many thanks to those who came to these events. I met some extraordinary folks with inquisitive minds, open hearts, and creative spirits. Here are a few of the highlights of my journey.\nFort Bragg, CA. Here, I had the pleasure to meet Rev. Tanya Wyldflower and her open, adventurous congregation at the Mendocino Center for Spiritual Living. What a wonderful spiritual community this is! I want to single out my hosts, Jim and Shelley, who were so kind and welcoming; musician extraordinaire Marcus McCallen; Lorenzo and Harmony Wells for all they are doing to help build this community; and artist Sue Ellen Parkinson, featured in last week's blog, whose inspired art I discovered at her opening in The Northcoast Artist's Gallery.\nSeattle, WA. In my old hometown, I had the pleasure of speaking to the International Association of Near-Death Studies group at its 36th Anniversary meeting. Then, I had an author event at Third Place Books, which is located less than a mile from the house where I grew up. In attendance that night were my parents, my beloved Maria, and several other friends and family members, as well as a number of new friends who were drawn by the topic of Deep Creativity. Among them was photographer, author, musician, and creativity teacher Jeff Leisawitz, who took a number of great shots of my talk, including the one you see here.\nPort Townsend, WA. Two weeks ago on this blog, I wrote about the extraordinary Unity congregation in this charming port town. Under the wise and loving leadership of Rev. Pam Douglas-Smith, this congregation is an exciting and super active hub for the local spiritual community. On this visit, I had a wonderful connection with the musical minister, Simon Ruth de Voil, who introduced me to one of the most beautiful chants I have heard in years. Based on the Bible verse, \"Be still, and know that I am God\" (Psalms 46:10), this chant turns the verse into a profound meditation. I look forward to sharing my rendition of it with you in the days to come. Besides giving the message at the morning service, I led an afternoon play circle that was lively and fun. Afterwards, two congregation members, Don and Diane DiPrete, invited me to stay in their hideaway in the woods on the edge of town. I had the pleasure of sleeping in the tiny Boler trailer pictured here. It was a memorably enjoyable stay. That evening, I met Diane's daughter, Drea DiPrete--an extremely talented local artist whose work I hope to feature here very soon.\nBoise, ID. Here, I spoke to the local Institute of Noetic Sciences group, led my Michelle Woods and Judith Allen (aka Lady J). Plus, I had a chance to explore this quaint city and discover its charms. Among the local attractions is Merritt's Family Restaurant, an old-time diner where I had a four-hour lunch conversation with Mike Dunlap (pictured here). Mike is a true renaissance man who holds two Ph.D. degrees (in physics and education), has written a number of fantasy books, and has had one of the most impressively eclectic careers of anyone I have yet to meet. Having the chance to talk with this remarkable man was undoubtedly one of the highlights of the trip for me.\nI am delighted and grateful to have had this terrific adventure. Now that I am back home, it's time to start on the next book. More about that later!",
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        "raw_content": "Noob\u2019s Guide to Promoting Gaming Content on Social Media\nSocial media is a powerful tool that should be used by anyone looking for free traffic to their content. There are communities of people within social media sites that talk about the same subjects \u2013 often called Groups \u2013 which are perfect opportunities to reach targeted audiences who may be interested in your content. It is often overlooked, but just the staggering amount of people who are using these sites everyday is reason enough to market to them. These are some of the largest audiences of people to tap into outside of mailing lists and other sources.\nBreakdown by Website\nEach website has it\u2019s own specific strategies to be used when approaching a targeted audience. The reason being is due to differences in format, communication methods, or overall tendencies of the websites themselves. There is not a one-methods-fits-all here, but they are extremely similar.\nMarketing on Facebook (when running a Page) can seem rather straightforward: get people to like your page, then they see your stuff when you post. However this is not the reality as many people have discovered. There are algorithms that are used to arrange each user\u2019s news feed to content they interact with or may have a vested interest in. Facebook has provided methods to override these algorithms, such as Sponsored Posts or Ads for your page displayed on the site, but they are not always as effective as they should be.\nHere are some strategies to use for Facebook to increase overall reach:\nJoin groups of similar audiences \u2013 This is an easy way to reach people who have displayed an interest in the content you may have for them. These communities usually have their own guidelines for posts so be sure to follow those to prevent banning. Sharing links to content you\u2019ve created is usually a great way to have a conversation about what to improve about your videos or streams.\nLike other similar pages \u2013 Teaming up with other pages is a great way to share the followers between both of you. This is done in a number of ways, but the most common is through tagging and comment tags. Facebook recognizes a large number of tags per post which may lead you to appear to more feeds. This is done through features on the site which shares Tags and Posts from any page. Use this to your advantage.\nTag your posts with popular hashtags/pages \u2013 This is done similarly to the step outlined above and for the same reasons. Your posts could end up on the news feed of a fan following other tagged profiles. Increasing the total number of chances that your content is interacted with.\nMarketing for Twitter is similar to Facebook and other social websites, since they were the first to incorporate Hashtags for searching. Twitter\u2019s main focus is on short and precise tweets which display to a wide number of people throughout the day. There are several patterns to be watched for while on this site: the geographic information of users interested in your niche, the competition and when they are active/what they are posting, the popular searches for your targeted audience and the impressions/engagements rates of your tweets.\nThese are the strategies for maximizing potential on Twitter:\nLearn your audience \u2013 Twitter is a website with plenty of users in a variety of interests. There are huge communities for gaming, comedy, and other profiles on the site. Each of them have a large number of followers. These are the users to focus on. Find the audience that\u2019s most interested in your gaming content and when they are most active. Learning this will require information presented in the next step.\nGeographic information of users \u2013 If possible, track down when the largest amount of users are sharing tweets about your related topic or niche. This is the time to remain most active on the website. Although you should not limit yourself to exclusively this time. Your profile should remain active through the day and night in order to reach the most people possible.\nShout outs from other users \u2013 This is a method already covered within the eBook but will be mentioned again. Shout outs are an effective way to increase the number of eyes viewing your profile and tweets due to it\u2019s potential to reach users who are not following you. This could create a snowball effect of retweets which lead you into new pools of people and new users to interact with.\nPost Links, but don\u2019t make it the focus \u2013 Twitter was not intended as a marketing website and shouldn\u2019t be handled like one. Interaction with other users is the most important part of this website. If the proper interaction is in place, the links that may be posted afterward become more valuable than a profile that only posts advertising. Links to your content is great when the people following already have an interest in what you tweet or seek interaction with you.\nThe most popular photo sharing (turned video) application for smartphones is our final platform of preference. Instagram allows for a wide array of content to be displayed and receive attention. Though there isn\u2019t the same level of communication on this site compared to others, it is still a source of traffic that may want to check out your links or content. Posting visual captivating pictures, video, and proper tagging go a long way on this website.\nThese are the strategies for utilizing Instagram:\nKeep a link in your bio \u2013 This can be done in one of two ways, either with a constant link to your website or youtube channel, or a rotating link that updates with concurrent media being posted in the site. The second method is more interactive and allows for easy changes to new links and content. You profile is free ad space, so use it up.\nUse tags and use them often \u2013 Instagram tracks all tags that are posted within descriptions so using a variety of keywords after your caption could increase the amount of people who stumble onto it while going through certain tags. It is not uncommon to see 50 tags in one post, although that many is not typically advised. 10-15 tags should suffice with each post.\nPost clips of video to other platforms \u2013 This should be self-explanatory. 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        "raw_content": "Best Time To Go To Orlando\nThe best time to go to Orlando can depend on your family\u2019s schedule, the weather, special events and holidays, and prices. Ideally, you want to go at a time when the weather isn\u2019t too hot, prices aren\u2019t too steep, and theme parks have low crowds but plenty of fun things available to do, as long as that\u2019s when you are able to go.\nMany travel guides, such as U.S. News Travel agree that March through May is the best time to go to Orlando. The weather in the spring is much more tolerable than the hot, humid summers. You can expect daily temperatures to range from the high 50s to the high 80s. Water parks such as Walt Disney World\u2019s Blizzard Beach and Typhoon Lagoon are usually open during this time. While crowds may increase over Easter, most of the time they are lighter than what you would experience in mid summer. With lower crowds comes lower prices on hotels. Spring may also see events taking place, such as Universal\u2019s Mardi Gras celebration and Walt Disney World\u2019s Epcot International Flower and Garden Festival.\nThe opposite side of the calendar, Fall, also has its advantages. September through November have comfortable daily temperatures, although Fall is hurricane season in Florida. Airfares and hotel prices decrease between summer and Thanksgiving break, especially after Labor Day. Popular theme parks in the area may draw in some crowds with Halloween events, but the special experience is worth it to a lot of visitors. Visiting theme parks in early November may also give you a taste of Christmas as many decorations will go up as holiday events start.\nWhen you do find the time then we have the perfect vacation home rental for you.\nOthers argue that visiting Orlando in January and February is the best time. After the holiday season, crowds and prices dip significantly. The temperature also takes a dip, but the comfortable average daily high is still about 70 degrees and offers a much needed break for those living in snow-covered states during the winter. One downside to visiting Orlando at this time of late winter is usually when theme parks such as Walt Disney World schedule refurbishments, so your favorite attractions may be closed at this time. However, refurbishment calendars are posted online so you can anticipate and plan around this. WDW Prep School creates a calendar anticipating how special events will affect crowd levels.\nOrlando eventsOrlando Travel",
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        "raw_content": "The Abundantly Interior Decorated Time Traveler\u2019s Wife\nA dapper (mostly) contemporary costume drama, The Time Traveler\u2019s Wife is abundantly interior-decorated in vintage rococo. Eric Bana, to his credit, continues to wear the outfits picked out for him remarkably well. The hip-bougie upholstery even covers the band at the fairy-tale wedding, playing \u201cLove Will Tear Us Apart.\u201d It\u2019s not really love, though, that complicates things between Clare (Rachel McAdams) and Henry (Bana), but, instead, Henry\u2019s tendency to inconveniently melt in and out of the present, finding himself unceremoniously stranded somewhere in time, naked. The \u201cabsentee time-traveling partner\u201d is an open invitation to apply your own metaphor\u2014I favor a time-travel-equals-chronic-blackout-drinking reading, but it\u2019s elastic enough for whatever. Wife recalls a few other timeline-tangled romances, not least the telescoped lifelong love of 1948\u2019s Portrait of Jennie\u2014but where Jennie favored a \u201cpoetic\u201d logic (and no-strings-attached romance), Wife forgoes any sense of mystery, dealing in the daily difficulties of synchronizing schedules, doctors\u2019 appointments, vasectomies, pregnancies, and meeting friends and parents (all crowding the movie and further diluting the already-limited rapport of the central lovers). This thoroughness may impress fans of the bestseller source novel, but will disappoint anyone looking for transport from a movie\u2014being a time traveler\u2019s wife, it turns out, is mostly a drag.\nMore:Eric BanaFilm and TVRachel McAdamsReviews",
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        "raw_content": "3 Essential UTI Questions You Should Ask\nThe classic symptoms of a urinary tract infection (UTI) are pain with urination, increased frequency, and increased urgency to urinate, says Virtua urogynecologist Joseph Maccarone, MD. And many women will experience a UTI at some point in their lives. But is that all we need to know about these infections? As it turns out, no. If you\u2019re among the smaller group of women that find UTIs especially troublesome or frequent, keep reading.\nAre you sure it\u2019s an infection?\nThis may seem like a simple question, but if the answer is no, then you need to head to the doctor\u2019s office as opposed to just requesting a prescription over the phone. A urinary tract infection is caused by a bacteria that\u2019s not supposed to be in the urinary tract (usually E. coli), which generally finds its way there through sexual contact. It is, however, still possible to get a UTI in the absence of sexual activity, and this is especially more likely as women age, because the hormonal shift of perimenopause causes a change in the pH level inside the vagina. When the vagina becomes less acidic, there\u2019s less \u2018good bacteria\u2019 to fight off the \u2018bad bacteria.\u2019\nWhat complicates the matter is that the symptoms of a UTI and the symptoms for another common condition called interstitial cystitis (IC) are identical. \u201cThe only way to know for sure that you have a true infection is to have your urine tested,\u201d says Dr. Maccarone. \u201cInterstitial cystitis is what we call an abacterial infection, meaning there are no bacteria to blame for the infection-like symptoms. In that case, an antibiotic will not relieve your symptoms.\u201d\nAre you experiencing frequent repeat infections?\nIf yes, you\u2019ll want to return to your doctor to discuss why this is happening and what you can do about it. There are a couple of reasons for repeat infections.\nIf you\u2019re an older woman, the hormonal imbalance described above could be the culprit. \u201cIn that case, we can talk about starting a topical hormone treatment, which can be very effective in preventing future infections,\u201d says Dr. Maccarone. Oral probiotics or even plain yogurt applied intravaginally have also helped many women.\nYour anatomy might be to blame. The distance between the anus and the urethra is the distance the \u2018bad bacteria\u2019 needs to travel to cause a UTI. Because every woman\u2019s body is unique, in some women this distance is shorter than in others, increasing the likelihood of repeat UTIs. \u201cFor these women, we might have to use an antibiotic as a prophylactic (preventive measure),\u201d says Dr. Maccarone. \u201cThis may mean a regular once-a-day dose, or, if sexual contact is to blame, a dose with every instance of intercourse.\u201d\n\u201cAnyone with a history of surgery or hospitalization needs to be evaluated differently when presenting with UTI symptoms,\u201d says Dr. Maccarone. \u201cFor example, if you\u2019ve had bladder surgery, or a hysterectomy, or a sling procedure, if you\u2019ve been hospitalized with a catheter, these are special considerations that your doctor needs to know about.\u201d\nVirtua Female Pelvic Medicine - Moorestown\nVirtua Female Pelvic Medicine - Sewell\n239 Hurffville Crosskeys Road, Suite 360\nVirtua Female Pelvic Medicine - Voorhees\n200 Bowman Drive, Suite 325\nSurprising Treatment for a Leaky Bladder\nCheck out this non-surgical approach to treating a leaky bladder, especially if you leak a little when you sneeze or laugh or if sex becomes painful.\nDo You Leak When You Laugh? Let's Talk\nVirtua for Women pelvic medicine experts Joseph Maccarone, MD, and Amanda Heritage, DPT, answer questions about incontinence and other pelvic health conditions.",
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        "raw_content": "Tips To Save You Thousands\nDo you want to get the best house you can for the least amount of money? Then make sure you are in the strongest negotiating position possible. Price is only one bargaining chip in the negotiations, and not always the most important one. Often other terms, such as the strength of the buyer, the lack of conditions in an offer or the closing date, are more critical to a seller. The \"full\" mortgage pre-approval process takes anywhere from a few hours to a few days depending on your situation. It's VERY POWERFUL and a weapon we recommend all of our clients have in their negotiating arsenal.\nSell First, Then Buy\nIf you have a house to sell, sell it before selecting a house to buy! Let's pretend that we go out looking for the perfect house for you. We find it and you love it! Now you have to go make an offer to the seller. You want the seller to reduce the price and wait until you sell your house. The seller figures that's a risky deal, since he might pass up a buyer who DOESN'T have to sell a house while he's waiting for you. So he says OK, he'll do the condition on the sale of your home but it has to be a full price offer! So you see, you paid more for the house than you could have because of the condition. Now you have to sell your existing house, and in a hurry! Otherwise you lose the dream house! So to sell quickly you might take an offer that's lower than if you had more time.\nPlay the Game of Nines\nBefore house hunting, make a list of nine things you want in the new place. Then make a list of the nine things you don't want. We call this NINE OF THIS AND NONE OF THAT. You can use this list as a scorecard to rate each property that you see. The one with the biggest score wins! This helps avoid confusion and keeps things in perspective when you're comparing several houses or condos. When house hunting, keep in mind the difference between SKIN AND BONES. The BONES are things that cannot be changed such as the location, view, and size of lot, noise in the area, school district, and floor plan. The SKIN represents easily changed surface finishes like carpet, wallpaper, colour, and window coverings. Buy the house with good BONES, because the SKIN can always be changed to match your tastes. I always recommend that you imagine each house as if it were vacant. Consider each house on its underlying merits, not the seller's decorating skills.\nYour agent should show you everything available that meets your requirements. Don't make a decision on a house until you feel that you've seen enough to pick the best one. Review the Multiple Listing printout with your buyer agent to make sure that you are getting a COMPLETE list. Since 1997 in Toronto, homes have often been selling quickly, usually a few days after listing. In that kind of market, agents usually had to advise their clients to make an offer ON THE SPOT if they liked the house. That was good advice at the time. Ask your buyer agent what the market is like right now for the type of property you're looking for.\nTagged: mortage, saving, smart\nNewer PostThe Nikki Clarke Show\nOlder PostThe New Website",
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        "raw_content": "FILE - A posted Proposition 65 warning sign is seen on display at a coffee shop in Burbank, Calif., March 30, 2018.\nCalifornia officials, having concluded coffee drinking is not a risky pastime, are proposing a regulation that will essentially tell consumers of America\u2019s favorite beverage they can drink up without fear.\nThe unprecedented action Friday by the Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment to propose a regulation to clear coffee of the stigma that it could pose a toxic risk followed a review of more than 1,000 studies published this week by the World Health Organization that found inadequate evidence that coffee causes cancer.\nWin for coffee industry\nIf the regulation is adopted, it would be a huge win for the coffee industry, which faces potentially massive civil penalties after recently losing an 8-year-old lawsuit in Los Angeles Superior Court that could require scary warnings on all coffee packaging sold in California.\nJudge Elihu Berle found that Starbucks and other coffee roasters and retailers had failed to show that benefits from drinking coffee outweighed any cancer risks. He had previously ruled the companies hadn\u2019t shown the threat from the chemical was insignificant.\nThe state\u2019s action rejects that ruling.\n\u201cThe proposed regulation would state that drinking coffee does not pose a significant cancer risk, despite the presence of chemicals created during the roasting and brewing process that are listed under Proposition 65 as known carcinogens,\u201d the agency said in a statement. \u201cThe proposed regulation is based on extensive scientific evidence that drinking coffee has not been shown to increase the risk of cancer and may reduce the risk of some types of cancer.\u201d\nFILE - A barista pours steamed milk into a cup of coffee at a cafe in Los Angeles, Sept. 22, 2017. State health officials proposed a regulation change Friday that would declare coffee doesn't present a significant cancer risk, countering a California court ruling.\n\u200bUnprecedented move\n\u201cThe takeaway is that the state is proposing a rule contrary to its own scientific conclusion. That\u2019s unprecedented and bad,\u201d Metzger said. \u201cThe whole thing stinks to high hell.\u201d\nScientific evidence on coffee has gone back and forth over many years, but concerns have eased recently about possible dangers, with some studies finding health benefits.\nBig Coffee didn\u2019t deny that acrylamide was found in the coffee, but argued it was only found at low levels and was outweighed by other benefits such as antioxidants that reduce cancer risk.\nThe state agency\u2019s action comes about a week after bipartisan bills were introduced in both houses of Congress to require science-based criteria for labels on food and other products. One of the sponsors, Rep. Kurt Schrader, D-Oregon, alluded to the California coffee lawsuit as an example of misleading warnings.\n\u201cWhen we have mandatory cancer warnings on a cup of coffee, something has gone seriously wrong with the process,\u201d Schrader said in a news release. \u201cWe now have so many warnings unrelated to the actual health risk posed to consumers, that most people just ignore them.\u201d\nScience: What We Know About Cancer Risk and Coffee",
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        "raw_content": "Jihadist Recruits: Misfits, Not Pious Conservatives\nThis undated and unlocated image shows French national Bilal Hadfi, 20, one of the suicide bombers who blew himself outside the Stade de France stadium during the Paris attacks on November 13.\nIn the wake of the Paris attacks and the security scare in Belgium, European governments and radicalization experts are once again struggling to understand what is driving young European Muslims to join the Islamic State and carry out savage acts in their own countries, against fellow nationals.\nEspecially alarming for those trying to combat the Islamic State is that the latest wave of European recruits appear to be radicalized even more quickly than their predecessors and often appear even less interested in the \u201ctheology\u201d of what they are doing, becoming jihadists as though it were a lifestyle choice.\nUnruly, troubled\nMany of the Paris attackers and jihadist suspects being hunted now by the Belgian security services are invariably described by neighbors and acquaintances \u2014 and even by their own families \u2014 as normal, if unruly and often troubled.\nThis combination of photos shows Abdelhamid Abaaoud, suspected mastermind of the November 13, 2015, Paris attacks, on the left, and suspect Salah Abdeslam, who remains at large. (2nd R),\nSeveral members of the terror group that struck Paris appear to have pursued secular lives, sometimes involving drug-taking and petty crime, even after becoming jihadists or during their radicalization process.\nMohamed Abdeslam, the brother of Salah Abdeslam, the bomber who may have harbored last minutes qualms and failed to detonate his suicide vest, says his brother attended mosque just occasionally, and prayed a bit more recently, but he dressed in jeans and pullovers and showed no signs of having become a radical.\nSalah Abdeslam, a Belgian national French police are searching for in connection with Paris terror attacks. (Police Nationale Handout Photo)\nSalah along with his brother Brahim, who died in the Paris attack, ran a neighborhood bar in the immigrant-dominated Brussels district of Molenbeek. The bar was shuttered by authorities at the end of October on the grounds it was being used for drug dealing.\nRunning a bar is generally not seen as an indicator of religious conservatism, although the path to jihadism has included drug-dealing. In France, jihadists have been highly active in recruiting in jails among minor criminals and drugs dealers: the Charlie Hebdo assassins and Amedy Coulibaly, who in January gunned down shoppers at a Jewish delicatessen in Paris, all had petty criminal backgrounds.\nSo were the brothers cleverly disguising their conversion in a bid to evade detection on instructions of recruiters, or does the Islamic State terror group no longer care whether European converts are truly pious conservatives or just misfits who become jihadists as a lifestyle choice or as an expression of rage?\nRik Coolsaet, a university professor and senior fellow at the Egmont Institute, an independent think-tank based in Brussels, says that each wave of European jihadists seems less obviously radical and more secular than its predecessor.\n\u201cThis is partly to do with age \u2014 the average age now is lower than it was in the earlier generations of recruits going to Iraq, Afghanistan or Pakistan in the 1980s and 1990s. And what I see in their social media messaging and tweets is a combination of troubled, rebellious teenage themes and narcissism,\u201d he says.\nHe dubs them \u201cpop-jihadists.\u201d\n\u201cIf I were an old-fashioned jihadist I would consider these new recruits, wannabes and not the real thing,\u201d says Coolsaet, a member of the European Network of Experts on Radicalization, a group convened by the European Commission.\n\u201cGoing to Syria or joining the Islamic State has become a kind of alternative outlet for deviant behavior \u2014like street gangs or juvenile delinquency or drug-trafficking.\u201d\nPreying on the vulnerable and confused\nAnd he thinks ISIS doesn\u2019t care that their latest recruits are not genuine Salafi jihadists but \u201cexploits them very opportunistically based on what they have to offer the caliphate or how they can be used to strike Europe.\u201d They focus on disaffection, a sense of marginalization and individual mental trauma to recruit \u2014 preying on the vulnerable and confused.\nIf managed carefully radicalization can be remarkably rapid. That was the case for two of those involved in the Paris attacks.\nHasna A\u00eft Boulahcen, the cousin of Abdelhamid Abated, the suspected ringleader of the Nov. 13 bombings and shootings in Paris, exchanged her cowboy hat and boots and jeans for a jilbab and niqab just half-a-year before dying in a seven-hour shootout in the Paris suburb of Saint Denis.\nBullet holes are seen around a window on the back side of the apartment after security forces conduct raid against group of extremists in Saint-Denis, near Paris, Nov. 18, 2015.\nHer family and friends describe the 26-year-old as a onetime party girl, who smoked, drank vodka and took drugs before in May embracing Salafi jihadism. They also describe her as a lost soul. She was said to have \u201clived in her own world\u201d after a disruptive childhood.\nFrench-born Bilal Hadfi, the youngest of the Paris attackers, was radicalized also in a matter of months, expressing extreme views at his college only after the Charlie Hebdo attacks in Paris in January 2015. His teacher told Belgium's Radio One that he had said: \u201cIt was right what happened because the magazine had insulted his religion.\u201d\nIn February the baby-faced 20-year-old, who his mother described as a time-bomb, set off to Syria, returning to Europe to detonate his suicide vest outside the Stade de France stadium.\nQuick radicalization\n\u201cA lot of these guys are get radicalized in months and sometimes in just a matter of weeks,\u201d says Pieter Ostaeyen, an Arabist who has been studying Islamic extremism and maintains a database on Belgian and Dutch jihadists.\nHe sees a lot of factors at play. \u201cApocalyptic appeal to lost souls and the brutal force and savagery the Islamic State displays can contribute to a quick radicalization.\u201d\nSo can peer pressure and kinship. \u201cIt plays an important role,\u201d he says.\nBoth Belgium and France have huge online ISIS fan clubs, making it seem for an impressionable youngster with a grudge \u201cnormal\u201d to see jihad as an acceptable alternative to societies and cultures they feel adrift in.\n\u201cThe current foreign fighters phenomenon is part of a youth subculture that has developed against a very specific social and international context,\u201d says Coolsaet. \u201cIt is a generational conflict.\u201d He says up to a point, the very same dynamics were at play during the protest movements of the 1960s and the 1970s.\nHe argues they are escaping their estrangement from a society they feel lacks empathy for them. \u201cTheir religious knowledge is even more superficial than their predecessors,\u201d he says. 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The scent of something not only prepares us for eating it (our salivary glands become active), but gives the food a complexity that our basic different taste sensations can only hint at. If our tongue is the frame for the food \u2014 providing us with crucial information about texture, mouthfeel and the rudiments of taste \u2014 the sensations of our odor receptors are what make the food worth framing in the first place.\nAll sorts of clever experiments have demonstrated the limitations of the tongue. It turns out that expert wine critics can be tricked into confusing cheap and expensive clarets, that we prefer beer laced with balsamic vinegar (as long we don't know it's been added), that most people can't tell Coke from Pepsi (but still have strong preferences) or pate from dog food. My favorite, though, comes from the mischievous Frederic Brochet at the University of Bordeaux. In a 2001 experiment, Brochet invited 57 wine experts and asked them to give their impressions of what looked like two glasses of red and white wine. The wines were actually the same white wine, one of which had been tinted red with food coloring. But that didn\u2019t stop the experts from describing the \u201cred\u201d wine in language typically used to describe red wines. One expert praised its \u201cjamminess,\u201d while another enjoyed its \u201ccrushed red fruit.\u201d Not a single one noticed it was actually a white wine. Because the tongue is vague in its instructions, we are forced to constantly parse its input based upon whatever other knowledge we can summon to the surface. As Brochet himself notes, our expectations of what the wine will taste like \u201ccan be much more powerful in determining how you taste a wine than the actual physical qualities of the wine itself.\u201d\nA new study led by Adrian North of Heriot-Watt University adds to this indictment of the tongue, showing that our perception of wine is deeply influenced by the music playing in the background. The tongue thinks it is giving us the grape juice straight \u2014 that it's in charge of our alcoholic reality \u2014 but it's actually a servant of our smarter senses, which help us fill in the perceptual gaps. 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NorthWood students are wearing purple Wednesday as a way to unite and honor Kassidy.\n\"Over the last 24 hours, surrounding communities & ours have experienced unexpected loss in the form of tragic car accidents.\nFor us, Kassidy Hockert\u2018s life, though too short, was so well lived & loved,\" the tweet said. \"Wear PURPLE tomorrow to celebrate this former Panther & her positive spirit.\"\nAccording to her obituary, donations can be given to the Kassidy Hockert Dance and Theatre Scholarship Fund.\nThe Penn High School Choir released this statement:\n\"Dear Penn Choir Family,\nYesterday our community learned some awful news. One of our choir seniors, Kassidy Hockert, was in a single-car fatal collision around 2:20 pm. To say we are devastated is a complete understatement. This tragic reality is still settling, and our hearts break for her entire family.\nWe are a family, and when one of us has a joy, we all can celebrate that joy. Likewise, when a member of our family experiences grief, we all grieve together. My friends, now is the time to grieve with each other as we prepare to celebrate the beautiful life of our beloved Kassidy. We may not understand why this tragedy has occurred, but we can find relief in sharing our great stories and memories of Kassidy with each other.\nAs we share in this pain with Kassidy\u2019s family, we ask that you keep them in your thoughts and prayers. Additionally, we are assembling a group of current and former choir members to sing at the funeral if you would like to honor her life and spirit in this way. We will be singing Stephen Paulus\u2019 \u201cThe Road Home,\u201d a favorite of many. The words are incredibly uplifting, and I know Kassidy would love it. We will also sing \u201cStand in the Light,\u201d another beautiful song with a great message. Music and recording tracks will be available to learn these at www.pennchoir.org around noon today. We will be joining forces with choir students from her previous school, Northwood High School. This coming together will show how many people loved Kassidy and that we are united through song.\nKassidy\u2019s viewing will take place from 2:00-8:00pm on Friday, and the funeral will be Saturday at 11:00am at Nappanee Missionary Church located at 70417 State Rte 19 N, Nappanee, IN 46550. Final details are still being discussed. Check our website for updates.\nWhen we return to school, grief counselors will certainly be available for students and staff. Let us grieve together so we can remember Kassidy\u2019s beautiful life. In this way we can begin to heal together as a choir family. We may have lost one of our own, but she will forever be remembered.\nTake care of yourself so we can take care of each other. In this way, we can take care of this place.\"\nPenn High School Principal Sean Galiher released a statement to parents that said:\n\"Dear Penn High School Families,\nIt is with deep regret that I inform you about a recent loss to our school community. Yesterday afternoon (Monday, February 11), Kassidy Hockert died in a motor vehicle accident. Kassidy was a senior and a member of the Penn Concert Choir, Rhapsody and dance groups. She also participated in theatre at Premier Arts in Elkhart. She planned on attending IUSB in the fall and majoring in music theatre and dance. Her sudden, tragic death saddens Penn's faculty, staff and students. Please keep Kassidy's family in your thoughts in these difficult times.\nTo help the students and staff that knew Kassidy, we have a Crisis Intervention Team of professionals trained teachers and counselors to help with the emotional needs of students, and school personnel during difficult times such as this. Penn Counselors will be available for any student who may need grief assistance surrounding this loss. If you feel your child may need help, Penn\u2019s Counseling Office will be open and counselors will be available during the school day. If you need other assistance, please do not hesitate to contact Penn Director of Counseling John Westra at (574) 258-9502 or jwestra@phm.k12.in.us.\nA visitation will be held on Friday, February 15th from 2:00 - 8:00 p.m. at Nappanee Missionary Church (70417 State Rte 19, N. Nappanee, In 46550). Kassidy's funeral will be on Saturday, February 16th at 11:00 a.m. also at Nappanee Missionary Church. To honor Kassidy's life and spirit, current and former Penn and Northwood choir students will be singing at the funeral. 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        "raw_content": "Useful Tips When Using Adobe Spark When Making Your Business Flyer\nOf course, if you want to make your business known by your customers or potential clients, you need to make use of flyers to advertise and promote it and speaking of which, you might already have an idea on what it will look like however, if you want to make it look more amazing, then you need to use Adobe Spark as such software is capable of taking you to new heights.\nBeing a business person as you are, you should know by now how effective and accurate business flyers are in making sure that the name of your business will reach the midst of potential clients and customers. If you want to make your business flyers, there are tons of programs that you can choose from which you can use to make it. If you want to make a flyer that will grab or attract the attention of your potential audience, then it would be best and beneficial on your end to choose using Adobe Spark as your tool. That is why, for you to be guided on how you can make the best business flyer for your business, we present to you this article that contains the basic guide on how you can make the most use of Adobe Spark in creating one.\nIf there is one thing that you should know about Adobe Spark, that would be the fact that it is a kind of program that can be used in various ways. Adobe Spark is known for being a program used in the creation of websites as well as contents for small businesses. Meanwhile, if what you want is to improve your business, then using Adobe Spark is the right option that you can choose for as it is capable of creating regular printed business flyers and online business flyers as well. For sure, you are already wondering how you can make your business flyer the best one. For you to know how you can make it a possible one, you have to continue reading this article till the very end.\nThe very first thing that you need to do so that you can create an awesome business flyer is to carefully and thoroughly choose the right template for it. Notwithstanding whether you are promoting the grand opening of your business or perhaps you are having a sale, Adobe Spark Post will have all the templates you will need for these kinds of events. You will have the chance of choosing which template or theme is suitable for the business flyer you are to make as there are so many choices you can opt for. What you need to do here is to just type the main text and once you are done typing it, the Adobe Spark Post will be the one to generate the template for you. If you have already chosen a template or a theme for your business flyer, you can either choose to go for it or make changes that you think is necessary to make it more appealing and attractive.\n\u2190 What Has Changed Recently With Books?\nCompanies \u2013 My Most Valuable Tips \u2192",
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        "raw_content": "Home\u00bbArchives \u00bb Akil Wingate\nComments Off on Akil Wingate\nWe\u2019re gonna go ahead and call Akil Wingate a celebrity, though it\u2019s likely you haven\u2019t heard of him unless you went to Dudley High School with him (Class of \u201993) or you\u2019re really into European electronica. Akil shares time between Hollywood and Paris, France. In Hollywood he makes movies \u2013 he\u2019ll be in the upcoming titles Creepshow 3, where he plays the villain, and Monster\u2019s Mountain, where he plays the monster. Across the pond he\u2019s making waves as a featured vocalist on a new dance CD with French sensation Alexandre Auger \u2013 the single \u201cEverything You Need\u201d went to No. 8 on the French charts and the next, \u201cYou\u2019re Not Alone,\u201d should crack the top ten as well. \u201cRight now in France dance music is dominated by women,\u201d he says. \u201cThey wanted a male diva to compete with the women. The big French DJs wanted me to come in and do vocals, sort of like a Gnarls Barkley thing, and I ended up with a number eight single in France.\u201d He\u2019s on a break from performing with the Dreamgirls stage show (he plays Curtis, portrayed in the film by Jamie Foxx) and will be in town for another week to discover all of Greensboro\u2019s new strip malls and bars and also to keep himself grounded. \u201cI see how people turn into \u2018E! True Hollywood Stories,'\u201d he says.",
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        "raw_content": "Home\u00bbArchives \u00bb Editorial: Renewable energy bill doesn\u2019t deserve Easley\u2019s signature\nEditorial: Renewable energy bill doesn\u2019t deserve Easley\u2019s signature\nComments Off on Editorial: Renewable energy bill doesn\u2019t deserve Easley\u2019s signature\nThe sore throats and stinging eyes that come with bad air days, not to mention the upward creeping temperatures that mark global warming, should be a reminder of how desperately we need the state\u2019s two largest energy providers, Duke Energy Corp. and Progress Energy, to begin a significant shift toward renewable sources.\nWe the ratepayers supply the revenue for this industry. We the people pay for the pollution spawned by irresponsible energy policies with poor health and diminished quality of life.\nWhat a shame, then, that a laudable proposal to increase renewable sources of energy got hijacked and subverted by Duke and Progress.\nThe renewable energy bill requires that 12.5 percent of North Carolina\u2019s energy portfolio be generated from renewable sources by 2021. Unfortunately, the state\u2019s two energy giants pulled off a sleight of hand with the help of at least one friendly lawmaker by getting language written into the bill that allows the companies to shift the financial risk from private investors to ratepayers for the construction of new coal and nuclear plants.\n\u201cSadly, the current energy bill before the legislature isn\u2019t a renewable and efficiency portfolio bill,\u201d wrote Reps. Susan Fisher and Paul Luebke, Democrats respectively from Buncombe and Durham counties, in an op-ed published in the Asheville Citizen-Times, adding that the proposed law \u201ctakes advantage of consumers and ironically paves the way for dirty energy development.\u201d\nFisher and Luebke were two of only nine House members who voted against the bill, which was ratified by the Senate on Aug. 2.\nGov. Mike Easley has until Sept. 1 to decide whether to make it law. We urge him to withhold his signature, and call on the General Assembly to craft some renewable-energy legislation worthy of the name during the next go-round.\nThat piece of work was fatally compromised.\nA story published last month by the Winston-Salem Journal revealed that the provision to allow energy companies to charge ratepayers for prospective development of new coal-burning plants was made at the behest of \u2013 don\u2019t hold your breath \u2013 Duke Energy Corp. and Progress Energy \u201cduring an unusual three-month process in which an ad hoc group of lawyers and lobbyists overhauled the bill before it was formally considered by legislators.\u201d\nThe story identifies Sen. Dan Clodfelter, a Mecklenburg Democrat, as the lawmaker responsible for shepherding the bill through the Senate. The Journal found that Clodfelter has received $41,000 in campaign contributions from Duke and Progress since he was first elected in 1998, that the lawmaker and his wife own more than $10,000 worth of stock in Duke Energy and, perhaps most damning, that the law firm that pays Clodfelter\u2019s salary often represents clients involved in financing energy projects.\nThe operative here is \u201cconflict of interest.\u201d It\u2019s a brilliant setup, isn\u2019t it? Everybody wins. Duke and Progress get easy money to build new polluting power plants. Clodfelter gets campaign cash and stock dividends, while his company collects legal fees from its energy-sector clients. Everyone wins, that is, except for those of us who pay the utility bills and breathe the air. We the people \u2013 remember us?",
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        "raw_content": "Documents: Investigations into the U.S. Army\u2019s Human Terrain System\nIn line with the publication of this report in USA Today, \u201cArmy plows ahead with troubled war-zone program\u201d by Tom Vanden Brook, February 18, 2013, we are offering readers copies of many of the documents produced by investigations into the conduct of the U.S. Army\u2019s Human Terrain System, with mirror links for each. There are a total of five items presented here.\nThe first we list is one which ZA released almost two years ago, in 2011, from the Center for Naval Analyses, and which we wrote about here: \u201cDeclaring the U.S. Army\u2019s Human Terrain System a Success: Rereading the CNA Report.\u201d The actual report is available online here only.\nThe second report, which seems to echo many of the toughest criticisms of the program from former insiders, was produced on May 12, 2010, signed by Lt. Gen. John E. 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The investigator concluded that there were four \u201cfoundational defects\u201d regarding HTS\u2013quoting directly:\nThere is inadequate direct Government oversight, leadership, and management.\nThere is an over reliance on contracted services and on contract vehicles that do not contain necessary standards and mechanisms for contractor accountability.\nProject growth was and remains too rapid and too large in scope to be properly managed with the existing management structure.\nThere is inconsistency in the application of and adequate standards for the selection of team members and in the quality of their preparation and training.\nIt was this report that documented findings of sexual harassment, racism and racial discrimination, as well as waste and fraud. As Tom Vanden Brook explains in the USA Today article cited above, the report above, critical as it was, tended to be overlooked or excluded when more positive assessments were produced by other investigating agencies:\n\u201can analysis of the military reviews of the program\u2026 shows that the details of the scathing internal Army report were not passed on to others reviewing the program. A May 2010 study by the TRADOC\u2019s Office of Internal Review and Audit Compliance at the Army\u2019s Training and Doctrine Command, which controls the program, did not cite the problems with fraudulent time sheets, harassment or racism. Nor did a November 2010 study by the Center for Naval Analyses that Congress demanded from the Pentagon. The details were also missing in a June 2012 Pentagon inspector general\u2019s analysis.\u201d\n\u201cExhibit G\u201c is a testimonial statement from a HTS employee given at Ft. 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The Army\u2019s internal investigation showed that supervisors directed team members to claim the maximum amount of overtime and comp time possible, earning them salaries topping $280,000 and entitling them to six months paid leave upon returning to the United States.\nUPDATE 2: John Stanton has a new article related to these latest revelations about HTS, \u201cUSA Today Does Journalism Right: Zombie US Army Program,\u201d February 20, 2013. One of his inside sources told him:\n\u201cThe associations that senior military officers have with corporate defense CEO\u2019s and the proliferation of defense contractors with former military experience, literally overnight, providing dubious services, gadgets, and programs, is stunning. I don\u2019t blame them. I blame the American people and the US Congress. 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There is no oversight of the program and no one is going to admit at this point that the program had gathered all the useful information about Afghanistan four years ago.\u201d\u2026\nA source firmly believes that \u201cthere is no one in HTS who can look you in the face and tell you that anything new or useful has been learned in Afghanistan in the last three years, or that a single report generated by HTS bears any resemblance to any academically inspired research document that will assist any commander in the field in making a sound tactical or operational decision. With tactical operations winding down for the last year this is even more true.\u201d\nMILITARIZATIONCenter for Naval Analyses, HTS, Human Terrain System, human terrain teams, Michael Bhatia, National Defense University, racial discrimination, racism, sexism, sexual harassment, TRADOCMaximilian C. Forte7 comments\nThe End of Debates About the Human Terrain System?\nThoughtful, Respectful, and Progressive: Regarding the \u201cResponsibility to Protect\u201d\n7 thoughts on \u201cDocuments: Investigations into the U.S. Army\u2019s Human Terrain System\u201d\nI am reposting this with this current article because it is as necessary here as in the article of the End of HTS Debate:\nI find that most anthropologists who are not directly engaged in confronting the US government\u2019s approach to human terrain management are not aware how massive and extensive is the program related to \u201csocial science\u201d in the US military.\nAs I discuss in the Double Agent article, the military will from now forward be training their own at the universities they run or control with funding with strings attached. Here is the central website for cultural resource managment. It will give you some idea of the scale we are talking about.\nhttp://www.cemml.colostate.edu/culturalitems.htm\nYou will note that the Cultural Awareness Playing Cards that CEMML has been developed for HTS to distribute in the theaters of war.\nSo, not all of the people who are serving the Human Terrain project are officially \u2018staff\u2019 of that project; like these who hold jobs on the military bases and related federal lands.\nAgain I suggest that we \u201canthropologists\u201d are wasting time and energy by staying involved in arguments with the military. We need to be involved in discussing and developing an alternative society from the Grass Roots up to counter the ant colony \u201cculture\u201d with \u201cexternalized mind\u201d that Club of Rome indicates is our future by the year of 2052. 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        "raw_content": "You can look all you want, big sales on Apple products are few and far between. So when it comes to the term \u201cbargain,\u201d set your expectations accordingly.\nWhy no sales, you ask? Part of reason is that Apple operates its own retail channels, so allowing third-party retailers to undercut them just doesn\u2019t make sense. There\u2019s also the fact that Apple positions itself as a premium brand. You don\u2019t see blowout sales on Burberry trench coats or Louis Vuitton handbags, so don\u2019t expect 50%-off Macbooks.\nI tracked a dozen of the most popular Apple products across multiple retailers to determine if there\u2019s an outright winner. The short answer: yes, but with caveats. Here\u2019s what you need to know.\nGo to the Apple Store and benchmark the price. This should be the highest price you\u2019ll ever see, so don\u2019t get tricked into paying more.\nIf you don\u2019t mind a previously-owned product, the Apple Store\u2019s refurbished products are always the best bargain, usually 15% off.\nIf you want it brand new, or if Apple doesn\u2019t carry refurbished versions of what you want, go to the Apple section of Amazon. Most products are discounted, but they don\u2019t carry everything.\nIf Amazon doesn\u2019t have it, try Best Buy. Some, but not all, products are discounted.\nIf you\u2019re a student, parent buying for a student, or a teacher, the Apple Store has a meager educational discount on computers and iPads.\nBuying refurbs from Apple saves the most money\nIf you don\u2019t need the latest and greatest, the Apple Store\u2019s refurbished products, or refurbs, are my top recommendations for snagging a deal. Now let\u2019s be clear: \u201crefurbished\u201d means used, and maybe that\u2019s not everybody\u2019s cup of tea. But all refurbs from Apple are certified and carry a one-year warranty. I\u2019ve purchased over a dozen laptops this way and never had a problem.\nThe Apple Store\u2019s refurbished products are consistently the cheapest deals you can get\u2014around 15% off. At least they\u2019re the cheapest consistently legitimate source for pre-owned products.\nLots of other retailers sell \u201ccertified\u201d refurbs of Apple products, but just who are these retailers and who\u2019s doing those supposed certifications? If it\u2019s a major retailer like Best Buy, it\u2019s probably fine. But always be sure to check the fine print on the return policies, including restocking fees.\nBuying used products on Amazon is particularly complicated because Amazon probably isn\u2019t the seller\u2014they\u2019re just providing a marketplace for others to sell. Those sellers could be legit or they could be scammers. The same goes for buying used products on Walmart.com.\nRefurbs from the Apple Store are, in my experience, easy to get serviced if something goes wrong in the first year.\nIf you gotta buy it new, go to Amazon and Best Buy\nIf buying a used product isn\u2019t your thing, the the Apple section on Amazon.com should be your first stop. Generally speaking, Amazon offers a small but appreciable discount on every Apple product. I found an average of 8% off, but the data is a little spotty.\nThe problem is that Amazon, great mega-store that it may be, doesn\u2019t sell every Apple product. In a corporate act of crossing its arms and harrumphing, Amazon refuses to carry new iPhones and Apple TVs, likely because they compete with their own Fire products. (Jump down to iPhone buying tips.)\nAmazon does carry every variety of Macbook, but be sure to check that it\u2019s a legitimate seller. I found some instances where the seller on Amazon was actually charging more than what the Apple Store charged.\nThe majority of Apple products on Amazon are perfectly legitimate and modestly discounted. Even if the discount is meager, a lot of people buy from Amazon regardless because Amazon has pretty much perfected the seamless shopping experience. Prime shipping and a very lax return policy make it a safe choice.\nBest Buy, sometimes matched or even bested the Amazon sale price, but several products\u2014including iPhones, Apple TV, and Watch\u2014didn\u2019t garner any discount.\nWalmart and B&H are two other reputable retailers, but their prices are generally the same as Amazon\u2019s, give or take the occasional promotion. Walmart was the least likely to carry what I was looking for. Also be aware that Walmart.com, like Amazon, has a robust marketplace for 3rd-party vendors, each with its own return policy and special fees.\nMacMall is another popular online-only retailer, but with a 14-day return window, restocking fees, and a less-than-stellar customer service reputation, buyer beware.\nIf a price is suspiciously low, be suspicious.\nWhy would you ever buy new at the Apple Store?\nThe official Apple Store, both the online and the brick-and-mortars, simply doesn\u2019t offer sales (with very rare exceptions). That said, walking into an Apple store can be a unique and pleasant experience.\nThere\u2019s more than just the fancy glass and marble to admire. You can spend as much time as you like playing with the products. If you\u2019re patient, you can snag a salesperson to answer your long, tedious, and complicated questions. Heck, they\u2019ll even smile while they do it.\nWhat you choose to do with those free resources is up to you, of course. You can buy the product from the Apple Store right then and there because it\u2019s easy, or perhaps as a token of your appreciation. Or you can whip out your phone and order it from another retailer at a cheaper price. Theoretically, you could even buy it from another retailer while using one of Apple\u2019s display laptops, but that seems unnecessarily cruel.\nWhat are those rare exceptions for a sale at the Apple Store?\nIf you\u2019re a student, parent buying for a student, or a teacher, the Apple Store offers an educational discount, sometimes throwing in a bonus iTunes gift card. The educational discount is hardly worth pursuing though, averaging a measly 5% discount.\nThere\u2019s also the annual Black Friday sale, but it\u2019s only a small percentage off, and if you need the product at any other time of the year, that doesn\u2019t do you much good.\nApple laptops: Bargain hunting tips\nApple makes it stupidly hard to cross-compare its laptops with other retailers, simply because they hide the model names on the Apple Store website. What do I mean by this?\nThe Apple Store carries a 12-inch Macbook with a 1.2Ghz dual-core Intel Core m5 processor processor, a 512GB solid state drive, and 8GB RAM. And for clarity\u2019s sake, let\u2019s say it\u2019s the Silver-colored version.\nEvery retailer identifies this laptop as Apple Order Number \u201cMLHC2LL/A\u201d\u2014every one except the Apple Store. Having the model name (or in this case the equally specific Apple Order Number) makes it easy to find and compare on other retailers\u2019 sites.\nMaybe Apple doesn\u2019t include it because they want to inhibit this practice. Maybe it\u2019s because model names are ugly and don\u2019t fit in with the Apple aesthetic. Maybe it\u2019s because they don\u2019t want you thinking about the previous iteration of the Macbook compared to future Macbooks\u2014they\u2019re all just a single, unending dynasty of \u201cMacbook-dom\u201d.\nThe only way to really be sure that it\u2019s the same laptop is to painstakingly check all the specs. That\u2019s precisely what we recommend: jot down the screen size, processor specs, memory specs, storage specs, etc. Double and triple check everything before you click buy. Those specs are fidgety little things to pin down, especially when trying to buy used equipment. A lot of the Amazon listings are accidentally (or deliberately, in some cases) inaccurate.\nThe Apple Macbook Air is the laptop we recommend for most people, despite its age. Starting at $999 at the Apple Store for the 13-inch, the Air has been discontinued and effectively replaced by the Macbook. Sure, the screen resolution is a little low, but battery life is great and the keyboard is vastly superior to the Macbook. Of course Amazon, Walmart, and Best Buy have it a little cheaper most of the time.\nThere are no deals on new iPhones\nThere just aren\u2019t any significant deals on a new iPhone. Amazon doesn\u2019t sell them new at all. Used or unlocked versions are all sold through third-party vendors on the Amazon Marketplace.\nThe retailers that do sell them, like Best Buy, charge the same price as the Apple Store. Walmart sells carrier-sponsored phones, but my local Walmart required me to come into the store rather than doing it online.\nBuying from the Apple Store or direct from your cell carrier is the most straightforward method. The Apple Store has even created an incentive program with the iPhone Upgrade Program. You can trade in your old phone\u2014at modest rates\u2014and apply the credit towards a replacement.\nThe iPhone SE is the one we recommend for most people, being a tremendous value in the pricey world of iPhones. My co-worker Michael wrote what amounts to a love letter all about the SE. The 4-inch screen is smaller than its big siblings, but 128GB of storage goes a long way. Sure, you won\u2019t get the water-resistance, the 3D Touch functionality, and the improved battery life of the brand new iPhone 7, but you\u2019ll pay significantly less for an iPhone that still gets the job done. Even a year after its release, it\u2019s still a zippy smartphone with killer good looks and a friendly user interface.\nThe iPhone SE is new at Apple Store for $499, and pretty much anywhere else for the same price.\nApple TVs, Watches, and all that other Apple stuff\nBuying an iPad seems insanely complicated ever since Apple stopped numbering each new generation. Once you add in the iPad Pro, iPad Mini, and discontinued iPad Air, it feels like a boatload of tablet options for an ever-dwindling market.\nChances are, you don\u2019t need the latest and greatest version of an iPad if it\u2019s primarily an entertainment device, so the Apple refurbished store is a good place to start.\nThe Apple Watch remains the best selling smartwatch, despite the entire smartwatch category having been declared dead by multiple outlets. The newer Series 2 isn\u2019t substantially different from its predecessor, adding GPS and the ability to take it in the pool. 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        "raw_content": "Next section...\n(The following three paragraphs are quoted from the Introduction to the first edition).\n\"In reviewing the history of classmates and college acquaintances, the thoughtful reader will probably meet with three kinds of surprises. He will be agreeably surprised, that some from whom he expected little, have done so much and done it so well. He will be sadly disappointed, that some who promised so much in College have accomplished so little after graduation, and some, alas! who did pretty well in College have made an utter shipwreck in the voyage of life. But most frequently of all he will be surprised to see that the great majority have been in after life so nearly and essentially what they were in College; though after all this is only the old law that the boy is father to the man, and whatsoever a man soweth that shall he also reap.\n\"On the whole we shall doubtless feel that we have no occasion to be ashamed of our mother or her sons; on the contrary, the more we know of her and of them, the more we shall love and honor both. If they are her jewels, she is their pearl. The brotherhood of our College answers somewhat to the description which the Apostle Paul has given of the church in Corinth: Not many mighty, not many noble, not very many who sit in the high places of political power and preferment; but a great number of those whom God has called to run in his service, and to do the hard work that needs to be done in the church and the world. We have our leaders in every sphere of public life, of whom we are justly proud. But the rank and file of our sacramental host, the fighting and the working men who are serving their country and mankind in the toil and battle of life, in business and the professions, in the pulpit and the press, in literature and science and education and religion---these are the strength and the glory of Amherst.\n\"The Alumni cannot but be grateful to the authors for a book which, besides being so instructive and so convenient for reference, will serve to brighten the chain of those college friendships which are among the most sacred that bind together human hearts, and which only grow more hallowed with the flight of years. We older graduates especially must feel drawn closer to each other and our younger brothers as we read these records of the living and the dead, and we may well seize the occasion to greet Alma Mater and all her children in the words of Longfellow: Morituri Salutamus.\"\nW. S. TYLER.\nAmherst College, May 10, 1883.\n* The Editors have honored me with the perilous privilege of adding a line to my father's introduction to the first edition of the Biographical Record prepared by Professor Montague almost fifty years ago. My father was graduated in 1830, and knew personally almost every man referred to in the Record.\nI can imagine him swelling with joy and pride as he read the names of \"the fighting and working men serving their country and mankind in the toil and battle of life---the strength and the glory of Amherst College.\" He would still be saddened by \"some, alas! who did pretty well in college and made an utter shipwreck of the voyage of life.\" I believe he might possibly add a kindly, humorous word of tolerance of those who never studied Greek and seemed to be doing nothing in College, and have since done more than \"pretty well.\"\nHe would be even more emphatic in his sympathy with the editors and their helpers who labored and sweat blood to extract information from the heedless and careless souls of young and old alumni. Were he talking to us he would doubtless quote, as he was always doing: \"Be men, dear friends; keep up a stout heart and trust one another up and down your firm ranks,\" and would probably add: \"We are here to beat the record\" --- \"In fertile Phthia, mother of heroes.\"\nGod bless Amherst College and all her children.\nGratefully and cordially,\nJOHN M. TYLER.\nAmherst, May 10, 1927.\n* [That Professor John M. Tyler was willing to write this preface for us, following the example of his illustrious father, who wrote the introduction to the first edition in 1883, is a source of great satisfaction. The two Tylers, known affectionately to all generations of Amherst men as \"Old Ty\" and \"Tip,\" had the opportunity of being personally acquainted with every student at the College during the whole century of its existence. It is in such traditions as this that Amherst College has always been peculiarly rich.---THE EDITORS.]\nMenu Next section...",
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        "raw_content": "Tax Season \u2013 Time to Get Organized and Start Filing\nMay 2, 2016 Peter SohCategories: Filing, Tax Return, and Taxes.\nIf you didn\u2019t begin creating year-end tax plans before last December 31, it could be worth your while now to start gathering together all your documentation and get organized. The Internal Revenue Service started accepting tax returns as of Tuesday, January 19, though you could have prepared a return on paper or with tax software and submitted it earlier. The IRS wouldn\u2019t accept such returns until the 19th however.\nFiling early helps to lower any likelihood that you will be the victim of tax fraud, since an individual would have to submit a return with a fraudulent refund amount before your arrives\u2014but early filing requires that everyone do their part. If you haven\u2019t collected pay stubs all year, you must wait on your employer to send you W-2 and 1099 forms. 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Casualty and theft losses can be claimed as an itemized deduction on Schedule A \u2013 Itemized Deductions, but you are required to subtract $100 from each casualty or theft event that occurred during the year after you subtracted any salvage value and any insurance or other reimbursement. You determine your deduction amount then by adding up all these amounts and subtracting 10% of your adjusted gross income from that total.\n\u201cDon\u2019t overlook unusual deductions or credits\u2014sometimes even a car crash can be deductible.\u201d Criscuolo says. \u201cThese deductions are often overlooked because they can be taken only once in a while.\u201d\nIn the meantime, you may also be eligible to deduct moving expenses if you moved as a result of your current job or a new job. In addition, payments you made for private mortgage insurance (PMI) or expenses you incurred because you adopted a child are deductible as well. 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        "raw_content": "All Aboard Harvest | Megan: Transitions and wheat harvest\nMegan: Transitions and wheat harvest\n25 May Megan: Transitions and wheat harvest\nPosted at 11:50h in Megan\tby\tMegan Roland 2 Comments\n\u201cHomesick.\u201d Most people think this term refers to being away and longing to return home. For Roland Harvesting, this word means just the opposite. Our version of homesick means: We\u2019re \u201csick\u201d of being home and we\u2019re anxious to hit the road for another harvest season. However, we all know that your home is simply where you make it and during harvest our home is at each and every community we have the opportunity to work in.\nLast summer was definitely a year full of change and this harvest season is going to reflect these transitions for Roland Harvesting. The biggest change we will experience during the 2013 season is not having part of our usual crew join us for another run.\nJames and I graduated from the University of Wyoming and man-oh-man, are we excited! James earned his Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering, which is certainly not an easy task. As fate would have it, James is going to be a Mechanical Engineering Intern this summer for Case New Holland (CNH) in Grand Island, Nebraska. This is the only combine manufacturing plant in North America. Growing up around harvest and running New Holland equipment his whole life it should be interesting to see the other side of things! James was a very vital crew member on Roland Harvesting the last two summers as he was cross trained in everything and became an excellent combine operator. We are all sad that James won\u2019t be returning on harvest for another year but we\u2019re very proud of him and his new journey he is beginning. 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        "raw_content": "Category: Infographics| Created: 2013.05.08. 15:46\nThe new strategy of the European Union till 2020 obtains the significant spread of the use of the alternativ fuels. The earlier initiatives aimed in the first instance the development of the vehicles and fuels, at the same time the basic requirement of the spread of the clean fuels is to establish the proper charging station network, so therefore the new strategy concentrates on the development and integration of this on a european level.\nThe spread of the alternativ fuels is hindered by more factors as well. The clean powered vehicles are less bought, because they are more expensive and there are only a few charging stations for them. Though the network isn't developed until there is enough number of vehicles which would use that; furthermore the price of the vehicles doesn't decrease until the manufacturers are able to sell them in bulk. The \u201eClean power for transport\" strategy of the European Union may break the cycle which determines till 2020 on a european level the integration and development of the network of such alternativ fuels like the electric energy, hydrogen and natural gas.\nAlready today there is a significant number of electric charging stations available in the area of the European Union, though the deployment of these is not balanced by a long chalk: in West \u2013 Europe per country there is more than one thousand available, whereas in Hungary and in the further countries of the region there can be hardly a dozen charging points used by the vehicles. According to the strategy of the Union by 2020 there would be about 7000 charging points established in Hungary, whereas in Germany 150 thousands, in Italy 125 thousands, in the United Kingdom 122 thousands would be available in 7 years time. At the present only a few thousand electric vehicles are sold even in that member states which are better equipped with the charging points, but due to the plans by 2020 there will be already about one million electric vehicles cruising on the roads of Germany, 1.55 millions in the United Kingdom, two millions in France and 2.5 millions in Spain. The spread of them could be supported by that statement of the strategy that from now on the plug with the sign \u201eType 2\" counts as standardized in the European Union.\nThere can be by far less hydrogen charging stations found: we can count worldwide with about 200 charging points from which 120 can be found in the European Union, first of all in Germany, Italy and in Denmark. Also from fuel cell vehicles there aren't cruising much more than a few hundreds on the roads, and their number won't exceed the few thousands. So the goal of the strategy is primarily not to increase the number of the hydrogen charging stations, but the integration of the plug \u2013 in points.\nA similar is aimed for the compressed gas as well, the suggestion of the EU ensures that by 2020 there will be a network of charging stations ( which are based on a common standard, and will be available for everybody) where the distance between the charging points is not more than 150 kms. Thanks to the enlargement the present number of the CNG powered vehicles is about one million and this would increase ten \u2013 fold in the next seven years.\nThe liquid natural gas is currently used also for the fuel of the trucks and ships. It was determined among the objective that LNG charging stations have to be established each 400 kms along the main european roads, and charging points have to be installed in every bigger harbours of the Union as well. The strategy doesn't discuss the spread of the liquid propane \u2013 butane gas (LPG) and biofuels belonging to the alternativ fuels, because the supply newtwork of these is already adequately dismantled.\nIf the expectations of the Union prove to be true, the european economy will be able to utilize it's resources more efficiently and so it may be independent from the imported crude oil on a large scale. Nevertheless, the decrease of the emission of hazardous substances can significantly moderate the number of the deaths caused by the air pollution. The development of the network of the charging stations shouldn't have to be financed by the certain member states absolutely from public funds, because a subsidy of the European Union can also be claimed for this issue, and in accordance with the conclusion of the strategy the investments can be motivated by the modification of the local regulations as well.\nEU launches clean fuel strategy (.pdf)",
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        "raw_content": "Hak-Shing William \u201cBill\u201d Tam is Executive Director of the San Francisco-based Traditional Family Coalition. Tam was very heavily involved in the proposition 8 trial, partially because Tam believes that legalization of gay marriage would lead directly to the legalization of pedophilia because this was, as confirmed by his imagination, the next item on that infamous \u201cgay agenda.\u201d According to Tam, San Francisco was even in 2010 already \u201cunder the rule of homosexuals.\u201d So who is behind this travesty? \u201cSatan is working on our youths. If we and our churches don\u2019t do our parts, we will certainly lose our kids. They\u2019ll one day surrender to Satan.\u201d But of course.\nDuring the trials Tam made several novel claims, including alleging that homosexuals were 12 times more likely to molest children, and that if Prop 8 did not pass \u201cone by one, other states would fall into Satan's hands.\u201d He defended these writings primarily with the Bible, but when pressed for sources he also cited \u201cthe Internet.\u201d\nIn the end Tam begged out of the trial, claiming he was afraid of retaliation, despite having spoken at innumerable public rallies and expressed his views in public and on TV hundreds of times.\nDiagnosis: Numerous people like Tam out there, of course, and they can\u2019t all get their own entries. We\u2019ll do our best to cover a representative sample, though.\nThanks for pointing out that he cited \"the Internet\". I laughed and laughed!...everyone knows that people can't just put anything on the Internet...",
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        "raw_content": "Anna and Don Warrick are the leaders of the fundamentalist ministry Cadets for Christ, which operates (or at least used to operate) at the Air Force Academy. Some suggest \u201ccult\u201d is a more appropriate term \u2013 their tactics are at least cult-like, and includes brainwashing techniques and separating victims from their families or any other factors that could potentially interfere with their mission. The ministry is part of the \u201cshepherding\u201d movement, where females are \u201csheep\u201d and males \u201cshepherds,\u201d and a woman\u2019s sole purpose in life is to be a good wife and mother, subordinating herself to her male shepherd. No, seriously \u2013 take a look at this. One of the Warricks\u2019 main goals is accordingly to prevent women from pursuing careers in the Air Force. Other than that, it is surprisingly hard to find any reliable information about the group.\nDiagnosis: Evil. At least that much is clear. Should be watched.",
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        "raw_content": "Filed under Taxes, Updated\nChicago leads largest cities in sales tax\nPosted Aug. 9, 2010 at 4:58 p.m.\nIt\u2019s another dubious honor for Chicago.\nJust as Illinois touts its first sales-tax holiday, a new report highlights Chicago as having among the highest retail sales tax rates of the nation\u2019s largest cities. At 9.75 percent once county, mass transit and city taxes are added to the statewide 6.25 percent sales tax, Chicago\u2019s tax rate is equal to that of Los Angeles.\nIn its annual survey, information services company CCH Inc. said consumer taxes for retail items, gas and cigarettes continued to climb in many states.\nThe company found that five states \u2014 California, Kentucky, Minnesota, Nebraska and North Dakota \u2014 raised their tax on gasoline and another five \u2014 Arizona, Kansas, Massachusetts, New Mexico and North Carolina \u2014 boosted their sales tax.\nTen states and the District of Columbia increased the tax on cigarettes. The D.C. and North Carolina were the only two areas to increase all three forms of taxation.\nMeanwhile, Florida was the only state that reported a tax reduction, and it was a small one. The state lowered its gas tax to 16 cents, from 16.1 cents.\nIn announcing its report Monday, CCH said Los Angeles\u2019 sales tax rate was 9.5 percent, but the California State Board of Equalization put it at 9.75 percent.\nRead more about the topics in this post: Cities, City of Chicago, Los Angeles, Sales tax\nChicago retail sales have biggest drop since '85\nIllinois sells sales-tax bonds at wider yield premium\nRetail sales rise, but aren't at pre-recession levels\nNo state sales tax on school gear starting Friday\nWhat items qualify for Illinois sales tax holiday\nGOP leader urges 2-year freeze on tax rates\nHarlon Katz Aug. 9, 2010 at 7:13 pm\nKaren \u2013 The problem with your idea about a \u201cfair\u201d tax is that it leaves moochers paying NO tax. Your argument also fails to take into account all the handouts people on the low end get. $600/month for food stamps for a family of 4 was quoted in the Trib earlier this week \u2013 we don\u2019t spend that much for a family of 6, but then again we pay our own way and have other expenses as well. If we got rid of all the give backs (ie: refunds for more than someone pays in taxes) and lowered support to a more reasonable level for food stamps, etc., maybe your \u201cfairness\u201d argument would hold water.\njames andrews Aug. 9, 2010 at 7:24 pm\nNow you know why all the jobs are growing in Texas and other low tax states while Illinois suffers.\nspirit Aug. 9, 2010 at 7:28 pm\npjl wrote\n\u201cWe should pay on consumption \u2013 and not on income\u201d\nThis is what is wrong with USA currently .Rich get away with no taxes and poor people that can\u2019t afford it pay for it.That is the current war in usa rich vs poor.Rich are ignorant the poor can\u2019t do anything to change it .I want you to make budget on person that makes 30k per year vs 5mil per year.Look at it very close.And tell me how the poor can pay 20% of its income for health care ?And how can taht be normal for you?And then start write about who shold be paying more taxes.\ntwhite Aug. 9, 2010 at 7:37 pm\nkeep moving people, nothing to see here\nDuh Aug. 9, 2010 at 8:28 pm\nNo city income tax and low state income tax compared to other big cities. Case closed.\nDenny Crane Aug. 9, 2010 at 8:31 pm\nThat\u2019s because we\u2019re number one in CORRUPTION and need the money too pay for Daley\u2019s family & friends.\nJames P. Aug. 9, 2010 at 8:51 pm\nShow me a city with massive unemployment and out of control taxes and spending, and I will show you a city which has been under Democrat rule for over 10 years.\nMotchil Aug. 9, 2010 at 8:56 pm\nThis is the result of Chicago politics, and we\u2019re going to re-elect the cause!\nkohlerdavidb Aug. 9, 2010 at 9:34 pm\nI Grew up in Chicago, from the mid 50s to the mids 80s, I love the place, the food and the people. I would never go back, regardless of how bad the food is in other cities. Mayor Daley is just like his father,as long as you continue to elect people like this, you must live with youre choices!\nNANCY Aug. 9, 2010 at 10:45 pm\nI read that the mexican population grew by 40% since the last census \u2013 can you imagine how many kids they must be having in our lovely sanctuary city. This is just the beginning of crazy sales taxes to pay for all the freebies \u2013 i\u2019m going to have to consider making a move.\nmarz Aug. 10, 2010 at 3:04 a.m.\nI live in this city due to employment and at my age it is too late to leave before I retire. I will never buy a thing in chitcago and if it costs more than $50\u2026 I buy in Indiana.\nDave Aug. 10, 2010 at 4:32 a.m.\nAmber there is NO Hopium, Just facts. And to whoever said \u201cThat article was 2007-2008\u2033 you better look it up again it was from 08-09, the latets it could actually be. Even if it was from 07-08 thats ONLY 1 year difference. You honestly think we went from the top 10 TAX FRIENDLY CITIES to the worst in 1 year LMAO! C`Mon, i was presenting facts and all i get back was the usual BS from Fellow Repubs that hate Daley. Daley Is certainly not perfect by My defenition of a Pol but name 1 that is???\nThe guy loves this city and his father loved this city and they have done wonders for it. 45 Million people come here every year. Do you people understand what kind of cash they drop here?? You blame him for beautifying thwe streets and planting trees etc but that makes it much nicer for the people that live here and the millions that visit. We just had 250,000 people for a Music fest visit. The air show?? Millions. $th of july? Million or more and on and on.\nNope, no Hopium, Omly a great City! Spoken from someone who has lived for atleast 3 years in places like NYC,LA,Tampa,Houston,Philly etc. Ofcourse that was for my job but i QUIT that 6 figure job 8 years ago to move back home! So Glad i did.\nYou sheeple read a few articles and listen to your 1 crabby neighbor on your block and get all worked up about nothing. It`s hilarious.\nPS- I am suprised that so many REAL feelow Chicagoans have showed up on this site to stick up for this Great city!!! It`s usually just the Daley haters that Come to the papers and rip everything he does, Good or bad.\ncls1212, Seattle is a dump! My wife and her entire family are from there. When my wife and i got married they stayed in seattle and eventually 1 by 1 moved out here. They have 15-18 year old punks in the middle of downtown during the daylight beating on old people, using guns and knives against people and thats in the \u201cNICE\u201d areas. Thats a true story. It was a very nice place years ago i guess. they all loved it there. They have said the bigger it gets they cant control it. There are still beautiful parts of it ofcourse but they dotn know how to control the young punks and they are not in just a few BAD areas like here, they are everywhere all the time.\nLike when Taste of Chicago comes here and there is a couple bad incidents, the 11 people that now live here from Seattle laughed. they could not believe the papers made such a big deal about it. It happens so rarely here in most areas. The Few Hoods like Englewood,Austin etc? Well\u2026 thats a different story all together but how many of us go there to get a burger or se a concert?\nAmber M Aug. 10, 2010 at 5:56 a.m.\nOK Dave. You convinced me. When you bring up the wonderful job Daley and Daddy did. The efficiency here. The ethics here. How much they love the city. Sort of remends me of the love Saddam and Adolph had for their cities as well.\nAfter all, its not about how to efficiently run a city. Its how many flower boxes at $500 a box you can plant.\nI get it. We are honestly the cheapest city in the world.\nThanks for straightening all this out.\nOh.. on the part of the **** Daley and his great \u201cskills.\u201d I could sell the parking meters on a 75 yr lease and spend all the money in 3 yrs. I could sell the Skyway on a 75 yr lease and spend all the money in 5 or 6 yrs. I could run half-billion dollar deficits year after year.\nTruly. It\u2019s not that hard\u2026.\nAnd knocking the Repubs? Remember we\u2019ve in this mess cuz of the combined brain-trust of Blago/Stroger/Daley. So I\u2019m not sure I\u2019d want to say the Dems will save the day. Just my opinion.\nindependentvoter Aug. 10, 2010 at 7:07 a.m.\nI was born and raised in Chicago left 6 years ago.. still have relatives who live in the city.. if you figure out what high amounts you pay in Taxes and add them to the increased Fees to pay for those who PAY NOTHING it comes to a HUGE amount.. and STILL Chicago can\u2019t make ends meet.. schools are over crowded with kids who speak little or NO English and the kids who do speak English are held back because of this while teachers try to teach children of NON CITIZENS to speak the language of the country their parents came into illegally at the bottom and Politicians stealing all they can at the top and they play a game of Monkey in the middle which is the working, legal taxpayers..other cities much smaller around Chicago have far less in sales taxes and manage but then they don\u2019t have 50 alderman making as much as U.S. Senators either..\nPrintDesignChicago.com Aug. 10, 2010 at 7:12 a.m.\nchicago is the new detroit. this place will be a ghost town in 3 years with 15% unemployment.\nthis is what happens when politicians coddle unions in hopes of campaign contributions and when politicians drive business away with high taxes and labor costs. (mccormick place).\ncongratulations, King ****!\ntvanveld Aug. 10, 2010 at 7:30 a.m.\nLiberal people are stupid, period.\nDBX Aug. 10, 2010 at 7:46 a.m.\nWe have the lowest state income tax of any of the 41 states with an income tax. And, as long as you live in a city that at least has some retailing and therefore some sales tax revenue, property taxes aren\u2019t too bad. The problem in Illinois is that a city or town that has a regional shopping mall can coast on the sales tax dollars from that and cut the property taxes almost to zero, while a city or town that\u2019s mostly residential has to have huge property taxes for the schools. That\u2019s where we have a problem \u2014 not with taxes being \u201chigh\u201d overall, because they\u2019re not. There\u2019s also a problem with local governments handing out TIF districts like candy to developers, because then the schools are forced to raise their property taxes \u2014 that\u2019s the main problem in Chicago itself.\nJulie Aug. 10, 2010 at 7:57 a.m.\nChicagoans should consider themselves lucky that they have such a low state income tax rate and NO city income tax. I moved from Chicago to Philadelphia, where the city income tax is over 4%. That is in addition to the PA state income tax and an 8% sales tax in the city. I would much rather pay on what I buy because I can control that. I can either buy less or buy outside of the city if I really don\u2019t want to pay the taxes.\nJimbo Aug. 10, 2010 at 8:17 a.m.\nThe only way Crook County will get the hint to address this issue is for everyone to do all they can to shop in Lake, Mc Henry, Du Page, Will, and Kankakee Counties. DON\u2019T SHOP IN CROOK COUNTY!!!\nJim Aug. 10, 2010 at 9:00 a.m.\nYa and the parking meter issues provide another top award!\nklicker0323 Aug. 10, 2010 at 10:02 a.m.\nDave \u2013 You are one of the people that turn their head the other way not caring what corrupt people do, as long as you feel safe and sound in your little city. Just like the mob. They take care of the people in the neighborhood with one hand, while they rob, cheat and steel with the other. Just wait my friend, they\u2019re dipping in your pocket book because the corruption only lasts so long. Wake the he!! up!\nJames Aug. 10, 2010 at 10:02 a.m.\nYou people do realize that Chicago has no city income tax like most other major cities, right?\nBob Aug. 10, 2010 at 10:06 a.m.\nThe sales tax in Birmingham, AL is 10%.\nInnocent_III Aug. 10, 2010 at 11:08 a.m.\n\u201cWe have the lowest state income tax of any of the 41 states with an income tax.\u201d\nNot for long\u2013 just wait until the November election\u2019s over!\nJohn in Glenview Aug. 10, 2010 at 11:13 a.m.\nAnd why are lower taxes in Texas so good? \u2026\n\u201cIn January, the Texas Education Agency urged state education agencies to cut their budgets by 5 percent to offset the $4.3 billion budget gap in the current fiscal year.\u201d\nAndy in LA Aug. 10, 2010 at 12:32 pm\nAs a transplanted Chicagoan, most definitely paying .0975 sales tax in the city of LA, my questions are not about the substance of the article, but why the Trib is using data from a company \u2014 CCH? CHH? whatever it is \u2014 that is obviously not a great resource since it got the simplest of figures \u2014 the sales tax in the city of LA \u2014 completely wrong, and, altho you corrected it in the last sentence, your editor headlines the article based on that same bad information: Chicago\u2019s sales tax does NOT lead the largest cities, it\u2019s tied with LA.\nWanna know why your paper is in the trouble it is? Crap journalism like this. This ain\u2019t Chitown in the 20s!\nThank God I can turn to our own LA Times for uncorrupted data and correct headlines.\nWait a minute\u2026don\u2019t you own us, too? Woe is me!\nnotleftbehind Aug. 10, 2010 at 12:39 pm\nDBX property taxes aren\u2019t too high?!!! Are you kidding? Have you looked at the changes coming down the road to property owners in Chicago?\nToo, it will only be a matter of time before the IL state income tax increases. You can\u2019t support the services in the State without it. So many unemployed in the State means less income tax being collected.\nBasher 5-2 Aug. 10, 2010 at 2:46 pm\n\u201cThat is the current war in usa rich vs poor.\u201d Actually, that is the type of vapid class warfare bilge the MarchON! dot org types enjoy pushing. War? One does not see \u201crich\u201d driving Ranges Rovers down Wabash gunning down street people. \u201cRich are ignorant ..\u201d are they now? In fact, nearly every one has what they might by earning it by applying talent, discipline and deferred gratification. They work painfully hard, at long hours. \u201cRich get away with no taxes \u2026\u201d NO taxes, do tell? What planet do you live on? In fact, less than 10% of the poplulation pays more than 70% of the tax burden. In gross numbers, it is far more \u201cpoor people\u201d that pay ZERO but collect quite a bit. Contrary to the ideology of many \u201cactivists\u201d and political enablers, it may come as a shock that the \u201crich\u201d do not owe you anything. You are however welcome to mow some lawns or shovel some snow to earn a few bucks instead of coveting other peoples income. Or get hired by that New Economy growth industry, government \u2018work\u2019.\nSP Aug. 10, 2010 at 9:52 pm\nThat\u2019s what happens when liberal sanctuary cities try to feed and artificially support an underclass of people, including illegals, lazy welfare recipients who don\u2019t want to work, people who can\u2019t read or write ever, as well as wide spread problems of corruption in the Chicago machine. Put it all together and you get the hightest tax rate in the country and hundreds of millions in budget deficits. Stop the free handouts to illegals and liberal socialists and stop the corruption!!!",
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        "raw_content": "source: http://www.redbubble.com/groups/live-and-let-live\nI found this little banner when I was cruising around looking for something else this morning.\nThis is one of my life mantras, and the one that I have found most difficult to sustain at many times in my life.\nThe world is full of people, all choosing to live their life in their own way, space and time. It's hard to not make judgements sometimes, based upon my own beliefs and morals.\nBut at the end of the day, as a good friend reminded me recently, 'it'd be a dull world if we were all the same'.\nSome more truths....\nUltimately, if a friend asks your advice, you may give it, but it is up to them to act upon it.\nUltimately, none of us have all of the answers to lifes' questions.\nUltimately, we all have our reasons for living the way we do, and should not judge one another based upon what we or our 'group' do.\nUltimately, each of us chooses and manages the consequences of those choices.\nI used to spend a great deal of time trying to make other people live and behave and make choices based upon what I did. As I grew older, and one would hope, wiser, I saw that I was wrong in doing so. But perhaps I just craved finding people who WERE like me. I am, and have always been, a bit of a square-peg-in-a-round-hole type of person.\nI was never 'in with the in crowd', and remain so. I never saw shopping as entertainment, or having a bigger and better house or job as a measure of who I am. I've never chosen a car or house based upon whether it would impress my friends. But I don't mind if others do. That is their choice and that's okay too. I don't understand it, but who says I have to?\nThe great thing about blogging, is that I find it connecting me to other like minded folk. You, as my reader or follower, allow me to express my opinions, chiming in with your own when you feel moved to do so.\nI feel truly honoured when you comment, because for whatever reason, something I've said has struck a chord with you.\nKimmie April 22, 2012 at 4:31 PM\nMarch to the beat of your own drum and enjoy the beat! Be true to self and do not concern yourself with what others think or say. You have your own unique style that is admired by so many. As for the 'in crowd' they are all running around to the beat of The Jones's drum ;]",
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        "raw_content": "It is without a doubt that one of the important parts of marketing one\u2019s products is to have nice photos of it. When you have a food product you want to have a nice photo of that food that makes people want to buy one. The same thought applies to the automotive industry. If you want people to buy cars from you then you need to have nice images of these cars that you are \u2026\nIn this case, the article will help you know the various tips that you normally consider when you are looking for a professional photographer. One is that you need to have a checklist that should guide you into settling with the right personnel. You need to know \u2026\nMay 17, 2018 Comments Off on Questions About Cars You Must Know the Answers To Posted in: Uncategorized\nFinding the Best Protection Company for Your Vehicle\nGetting more information on the best company which will be able to sell your car care products is important because they will be able to give u products which you\u2019ll be able to maintain your car for a long time. When you are looking for a reliable company it is important to do your own research on the kind of products they are selling current clients so that you are able to protect your car.\nPeople should consider a company which has been in the industry for a long period because they will be able to provide safe products which will not damage the car and know what the needs of their clients. Many clients are able to use the best products based on the information they got from trusted companies since they care \u2026\nTanks are available in different features but \u2026",
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        "raw_content": "Holding experience in dance festivals, spa and wellness, public relations and marketing, teaching (since 2013), performing, conducting yoga retreats and visual art exhibiting around the world.\nFurthermore, her main area is dance research where Avantika is investigating a few themes in classical ballet in relationship with Ashtanga yoga.\nEducation and Dance: Avantika is an International Baccalaureate Diploma in the year 2010. Avantika holds a Diploma in dance from Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts in Singapore. She attended \u2018The American Dance Festival\u2019 for six weeks at Duke University in North Carolina. Following that she successfully completed BA (Hons) in Dance and Professional Practice from the University of Bedforshire, United Kingdom. In 2016 Avantika completed MA in Dance Cultures from the University of Surrey in England. Avantika studied Ashtanga yoga from R. Sharath Jois (KPJAYI) and Hatha yoga from Vijay Mehra (Sivananda Yoga). In 2017 Avantika attended Impulstanz Vienna International Dance Festival where she completed her Teacher Training in Somatic Movement.\nHer study in cultural studies had a huge impact on her work as an art practitioner and art maker. Avantika completed her thesis on the role of Ashtanga vinyasa yoga as a supportive practice to professional classical ballet dancers. Avantika also absorbed into topics on cultural identity through movement and innovative approaches to address cross-cultural embodiments of dance as an art form. Avantika has investigated my choreographic practice through various theories and mediums. For instance, Avantika had used William Forsythe\u2019s approach of improvisational technologies to investigate movement. Currently she is significantly interested in hybridity concerning techniques and choreography. Having performed nationally and internationally at various platforms and presented her work in different sorts of spaces. Avantika has also been a part of projects based on site-specific installations, dialogues, film for both choreography and performance.",
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        "raw_content": "Posted on September 28, 2018 by Amanda Murray in Budgets & Funding // 0 Comments\nThe final tally is coming in for this year\u2019s budget season, namely, the Capital Improvement Plans for major municipalities. The next five years appear rosy for publicly funded infrastructure and public works projects, a boost of 7.28 percent in the five-year totals from last year. That is notable in percentage increase Y-o-Y and in the strength of recovery: The Top 10 programs have rocketed up 39 percent off the low set in FY15.\nConstruction in the public sector depends on tax revenue, especially property taxes, revenue bonds and \u2013 in some cases \u2013 sales tax revenue. The strength of the overall economy typically leads to increased tax coffers, which ultimately leads to investment in infrastructure systems like roads, water and wastewater systems, parks, et cetera.\nThe protracted length of the economic recovery was desperately needed to replenish municipalities\u2019 reserves and capital funds depleted by the Recession. Local agencies CIPs stayed depressed for a long time. From the low point in FY2012 through 2016, the sum of the top capital programs hovered around $13B. Only in FY2017 did the aggregate total jump up 5.2 percent. Then FY2018 had a massive 24.9 percent increase, and in 2019 we see a 7.28 percent increase again. That sustained Year-over-Year growth in the five-year total, combined with broadly projected economic growth for the next three years, bodes well for a continued positive outlook in this and all construction market sectors.\nNotable Program Changes\nADOT has officially handed off the reigns to the City of Phoenix as the top Capital Program in the state. For the past seven years, ADOT has sat atop the leader board. It led last year with a $5.47B five-year program, while Phoenix came in at #2 with a healthy $4.89B total. This year they have effectively switched places: Phoenix\u2019s five-year CIP total now sits at $5.65B, and ADOT has $4.989B. The increase for Phoenix tops 15.5 percent, while ADOT decreases its five-year by 8.77 percent.\nValley Metro, City of Mesa and Maricopa County round out the top 5, with totals of $2.3B, $1.6B and $1.4B, respectively. Valley Metro and City of Mesa also show enormous growth in their totals, jumping up 26.77 percent and 36.01 percent respectively.\nThe City of Phoenix has been on a serious upswing since T2050 was passed by voters in August of 2015. The sales tax initiative funds transportation projects over the next 30 years. At first it was a trickle into the long-range capital program; now the revenue stream is strong and steady. Projects such as light rail extensions and roadway improvements are funded with this measure.\nAnother notable reason for the massive increase in CIP projections is the proposed water rate increase the city is discussing. The rate increase will fund investment in the water system for years to come, including a $500M Colorado River Resiliency Plan. Newly added projects in the water and wastewater departments top $350M, with more likely to come.\nCredit: Valley Metro\nADOT produces the State Transportation Improvement Plan or STIP, which projects out the next five years\u2019 capital investment. The STIP shows new projects listed for adding a new $51M General Purpose lane on L101 Price Freeway, from Baseline to SR202L SanTan, and a $163M SR101 Pima Freeway Underpass project, at I-17 \u2013 Pima Road and Miller Road Underpass. Both of these newly added projects are funded in this current fiscal year, and neither have selected engineering or construction services.\nValley Metro ain\u2019t done at all\u2026 Earlier in the budget season we had pegged this year as the last year for a big increase in this agency\u2019s five-year plan. That was incorrect. The agency shows a massive increase of nearly 27 percent to $2.3B over five years.\nWhile no new projects are added to the major transit projects we\u2019ve been tracking, the next five years will see light rail exploding all over the Valley \u2013 from South Central to Gilbert Road in the east; Northwest Phase II; Capitol/I-10 West, and even West Phoenix will all see construction activity in the next five years. In addition to light rail extensions, the O&M Facility and Tempe Streetcar round out the major projects for Valley Metro. Prop 500 is being developed and will be proposed to residents as an extension of Prop 400, the half cent sales tax passed by voters in the early 2000s. Plans are already taking shape on that initiative.\nThe City of Mesa is setting a new high-water mark in this cycle with their five-year Capital Improvement Plan total of $1.622B, a 36 percent increase over last year\u2019s total. The main reason for the increased funding is a proposed $300M bond for public safety and facilities on the ballot in November. Notable projects added to this five-year plan include a new $6M Eagles Park on the former junior high school campus, new wells, investment in arterial road improvements, and several police and fire stations that had been sitting just off the five-year horizon in past years\u2019 Capital Plans.\nMaricopa County is holding steady with its five-year Capital Improvement Plan, a barely perceptible 0.44 percent increase over last year\u2019s total. The county operates very differently than municipalities when funding capital projects: It pays cash instead of using any sort of debt financing.\nTwo major projects are under construction with the county: The Intake Transfer Release Jail, and the Madison Street Jail Adaptive Reuse project. The good news is that as those projects draw down on their budgeted funds; new projects are being added to the five-year plan to maintain a consistent level of activity. New projects added to the five-year plan include a $35M Southeast Regional Justice Center, a $6M Superior Court Central Building, and a $4.5M Fuel Station.\nCredit: Maricopa County\nOutlook & Conclusion\nPublicly funded construction projects appear to be following behind much broader economic indicators, such as GDP. When the overall economy started to recover in 2011, it took local municipalities another five years to realize a real recovery off the low point for Capital Improvement funds. Similarly, the five-year totals took a long time to realize the recession: While the broader economy officially started to nosedive in December 2007, the five-year CIP totals took another four years to bottom out.\nWhile the available funds for public construction projects have climbed significantly, so has the price of construction projects. No longer are bid prices coming in below Engineer\u2019s Estimates. Rather, the lowest proposed price is higher than the Engineer\u2019s Estimate more than 60 percent of the time, according to a recent analysis of as-read bid results by the AZBEX research team. In last week\u2019s AZBEX Bid Results/Project Awards section, not one lump sum bid met the estimated budget.\nWhat does this all mean? Publicly funded construction projects are hitting a big upswing in Arizona, fueled by increased tax revenue and a broad-based positive economic outlook. 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        "raw_content": "LOCATIONS OF BALI LUXURY HOLIDAY VILLAS\nOur holiday asri villas are mostly located at sub urban areas like Seminyak, Kerobokan, Umalas, Canggu and some others are located at tourism areas like Sanur, Nusa Dua and Ubud. Most of these are only walking distance to the good restaurants and famous night life entertainment spots like Kudeta, La Lucciola, Double Six and more. Below is a list of brief descriptions about villa locations.\nLegian is the northern extension of Kuta. It is a quieter area with less traffic than either Kuta Central or Seminyak as it has its own one-way system leading in and out. The Beach hotels are separated from the actual beach by the new village-owned road, which is closed to traffic. All types of accommodation including villas are available, along with some good eating and a few interesting bars, most of which close by midnight.\nLike North Legian, Seminyak attracts a cosmopolitan mix and is home to hundreds of expats involved in commerce of one sort or another. Seminyak runs from the daytime trendy Blue Ocean Boulevard across Double Six Road to the restaurants and bars of Dhyana Pura Street. Tourist accommodation is scarcer than in the previous areas but you'll find good standard hotels, interesting food and sophisticated nightlife.\nKerobokan is a tranquil rice field area at the south west coast of Bali. Less crowded compared to it's neighbors, this place offers clear waters, restaurants, and shops, as well as strategic spot to tour the beaches and tourist attractions of south Bali. Furniture and handicraft shops with wholesale prices are close by and the Ngurah Rai International Airport is only a 25 minutes drive away.\nAn undulating rural area between Kuta and Tanah Lot with housing, villas and boutique hotels. The beach has some great surf breaks but is dangerous for swimming. Canggu is situated in a completely unspoiled and natural environment, surrounded by rice fields and lush tropical vegetation. Located about 40 minutes drive from airport and 15 minutes drive to Seminyak and Kerobokan area.\nJimbaran is a quiet fishing village between the resort area of Nusa Dua and the legendary Kuta Beach. It is known as the seafood capital of Indonesia with literally hundreds of seafood restaurants located right on the beach. It has a dazzling white-sand beach that is considered to be one of Bali's most beautiful beaches. The village is popular with families for its gentle tides, dramatic & beautiful sunset. Jimbaran is a 15 minutes drive away from the Ngurah Rai International Airport.\nSanur has retained its village atmosphere and tends to attract a more mature clientele and families, with most younger people preferring to stay in Kuta. Oddly enough though, Sanur also hosts the island's red-light district, hidden in alleyways away from the hotel area! A white sand beach sheltered by the reef, Sanur probably has the safest swimming on the island and is also good for windsurfing and sailing. You'll also find a wide variety of restaurants in the hotels, good outside eating and several interesting pubs.\nThe village of Ubud in the central foothills is set among rice paddies and ravines and still retains a relaxed pace and rural charm. Apart from its own attractions it is a good base for exploring some of the most historic sites (the \"elephant cave\" and 12th century relief at Gunung Kawi), trekking, bicycle riding and white water rafting. Ubud is also a village of painters. Accommodation and dining ranges from basic to world class. Good food to suit all budgets. Ubud is only 45 minutes from Ngurah Rai International Airport.",
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        "raw_content": "Category Archives: Family Finance\nBiggest Banking Stories of 2016\nSome are carry-overs from 2015, but still having an impact on the banking sector in 2016 include:\n1. The shutdown of Chase Bank in April 2016 came after a 24-hour period that started with a second set of 2014 financial accounts published in unclear circumstances in a newspaper, with different figures. Whether this was due to a reclassification of Shariah loans or (insider) director lending was never explained, but it accelerated an ongoing run of withdrawals and the Central Bank had to close the bank the next day. While it reopened a few weeks later with funding from the central bank (channeled through KCB), and depositors have been able to access some of their funds, the bank is not back to its full standing (it\u2019s till not lending in full, and there\u2019s a moratorium on depositors interest) and new investors are being sought to enable the bank to stand on its own from April 2017.\n2 Njomo Bill: In a rare bi-partisan move, usually reserved for their own salary raises, members of parliament rallied around to take on an even less popular target \u2013 that of super profit making, high-interest rate, banks with the Njomo bill. This was the latest attempt to rein in interest rates and the president surprisingly signed the bill, passing on a hot potato which was expected to lead to a slowdown in lending and make banks less attractive to investors.\n3. Governor Patrick Njoroge at the Central Bank. Widely admired by the public for his no-nonsense enforcement & understanding of rules, supervision, austerity, and honestly to clean up the banking sector, but vilified in some circles for his unreasonable decision-making that has seen three banks close under his watch.\n4. Last year Imperial Bank closure was a shock, and in 2016 the extent of the shell is still becoming clear through numerous court documents pitting the receivers, regulators, shareholders, some customers and even the family of the later managing director who engineered the fraud. But all that pained depositors want to know is, where is the money, how much money is there, and when will they get paid?\n5. Lax government banking. From not following up whistleblowers on Family, Chase and Imperial, to a reluctance to act on South Sudan leaders. From double payments to government contractors, to county and national governments having dozens of banks accounts for inexplicable reasons. From a parastatal moving to a single signatory and withdrawing all its\u2019 funds to pay a fictitious contract, and the funny banking of NYS money by Josephine Kabura at Family Bank. The anti-fraud / anti-money laundering/ anti-terror rules are not being observed.\nThis entry was posted in CBK, Chase Bank, Family Finance, Imperial Bank, Investing in Kenya, shariah banking and tagged kenya on December 24, 2016 by bankelele.\nBanks React to Press\nA couple of banks are in the news and are trying to put back some bad news.\nFamily Bank (No. 14 by assets) had been mentioned adversely at parliamentary hearing s over the manner in which they handled accounts through which money fro m the National Youth Service was withdrawn. Related to that have been stories that the Central Bank of Kenya has recommended prosecution of several bank staff who oversaw these accounts. The bank has put out a vague statement on Facebook responding to the allegations and highlighting its strengths and management.\nAnother bank, Prime Bank (No. 18 by assets) is in the news after its Chairman was reported to be the second largest shareholder of Crane Bank in Uganda which was taken over last month The Bank first put out a statement noting that it has no links, facilities or exposure with Crane Bank in Uganda.\nThere have since been more social media messages (WhatsApp and Twitter) including one claiming that some prominent customers had withdrawn cash from the bank in panic.\nThe bank has now put out a second statement clarifying that the people named as large depositors are in fact not customers at their bank and that they have lodged complaint with the Central Bank and CID, asking them to investigate the source of the rumours.\nIts\u2019 difficult for banks to respond to such rumours, but they have to considering they can have an impact on liquify at the bank, even if they are not factual. The communication does not have to be online, but through reassurance to key depositors, customers and the regulators.\nThis entry was posted in CBK, Family Finance, Prime Bank and tagged bankrun on November 14, 2016 by bankelele.",
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        "title": "Bankstrade : Several factors suggest that the appropriate path to return monetary policy to a neutral stance could turn out to be quite shallow and gradual in the medium term. In particular, it appears likely that the medium-term neutral rate, or the real federal funds rate consistent with the economy remaining at full employment and 2 percent inflation, may be quite low... - FED",
        "raw_content": "Several factors suggest that the appropriate path to return monetary policy to a neutral stance could turn out to be quite shallow and gradual in the medium term. In particular, it appears likely that the medium-term neutral rate, or the real federal funds rate consistent with the economy remaining at full employment and 2 percent inflation, may be quite low... - FED\nSpeech by Governor Brainard on the economic outlook and implications for monetary policy\nGovernor Lael Brainard - At the Council on Foreign Relations, Washington, D.C. - June 3, 2016\nThe Economic Outlook and Implications for Monetary Policy\nIn recent months, financial conditions have eased, and there are encouraging signs that consumption has regained momentum. On the other hand, there are tentative signs of slowing in the labor market and risks remain.1 We cannot take the resilience of our recovery for granted.\nAs we consider the appropriate posture of policy going forward, the most immediate question is whether the data provide confidence that domestic economic activity has strengthened notably following two disappointing quarters. This is critical for making progress on the Committee's dual mandate objectives of full employment and 2 percent inflation. The data in today's labor market report on balance suggest that the labor market has slowed. Nonfarm payroll employment increased at an average monthly pace of 116,000 over the last three months--well below the 220,000 per month average pace over the preceding twelve months. The unemployment rate moved lower, reaching 4.7 percent, a new low in the current recovery, but involuntary part-time employment increased and the labor force participation rate declined.\nEven so, there are reasons to expect that the labor supply still has room to respond if labor demand increases. Importantly, the employment to population ratio for prime-age workers still remains 1-3/4 percentage points below pre-crisis levels. The recent data on wage inflation suggest a similar conclusion. Although there have been some signs of increasing wage growth recently, the step-up has been modest, and growth in the broad measures of wages remains quite low. For example, the average change over the past year across the three most commonly cited wage measures was about 2-1/2 percent, compared with an average change from the end of 2009 to the end of 2014 of 2 percent.2\nThe recent news on inflation--the second leg of our dual mandate--has also been mixed. The price of oil has rebounded significantly from the lows reached earlier in the year on expectations that supply and demand are likely to come into better alignment. Over the same period, the dollar has receded a bit, on net, from its peak in January, though it is still about 15 percent above the level in mid-2014 in inflation-adjusted trade-weighted terms. As a result, non-oil import prices look likely to stabilize this quarter after a year and a half of declines. Still, it should be noted that these developments coincided with the easing in financial conditions since mid-February and are likely due, at least in part, to expectations of more gradual U.S. monetary policy tightening. If those expectations were to shift materially, the conditions supporting higher inflation could diminish.\nWhile there are thus signs that inflation will move higher over the medium term, measures of core inflation have yet to convincingly exceed the low levels that have prevailed over much of the recovery. The 12-month change in core personal consumption expenditure (PCE) prices, a reasonable proxy for the underlying trend in inflation, was only 1.6 percent in April. This is still noticeably below our target and is roughly equal to the average change in core and total PCE inflation from the end of 2009 to the end of 2014.\nWe cannot rule out that stubbornly low inflation may be having an effect on inflation expectations. Market-based measures of inflation compensation--which reflect inflation risk and liquidity premiums, as well as inflation expectations--remain extremely low. For example, inflation compensation at the five-year, five-year-ahead horizon is currently around 1.5 percent, 1-1/4 percentage points below levels prevailing prior to mid-2014. Some survey-based measures of inflation expectations are also somewhat below historical norms. Median 5- to 10-year inflation expectations in the University of Michigan Surveys of Consumers, for example, over the past year have been on average about 1/4 percentage point below the average over the 10 years from 2005 to 2014.\nThus, although some signs point to a firming of inflation going forward, I view the persistently low level of inflation during the recovery together with some signs of a deterioration in inflation expectations as suggesting that the risks to the return of inflation to our 2 percent target over the medium term are weighted to the downside.\nProgress toward our goals of full employment and 2 percent inflation will depend importantly on solid growth in aggregate demand. Following disappointing gross domestic product (GDP) growth in the fourth quarter of last year and the first quarter of this year that averaged only 1.1 percent, I have been very attentive to incoming data, especially on consumption, which point to a pick-up in growth this quarter.3 In particular, consumer expenditures rose a strong 0.6 percent in April, and auto sales edged higher in May. These are encouraging signs, but the data relevant for second-quarter growth are still relatively sparse.\nIn general, demand growth in recent quarters has benefited from a relatively strong household sector--buoyed by a recovering labor market, reduced oil prices, and low interest rates--and has been pulled down by weak business investment and net exports. Indeed, consumption and housing investment can more than account for the 2 percent increase in GDP over the past four quarters. By contrast, business investment and net exports together subtracted 1/4 percentage point. 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        "raw_content": "Martin J. Beacom, son of Ellen Hogan and Thomas Beacom was born November 11, 1870, at his parent\ufffds home. Due to poor health of is mother he was raised by Mr. and Mrs. Martin Barrett of Jackson, Nebraska. He attended school at Jackson Nebraska. He was united in marriage to Catherine O\ufffdHara, July 27, 1892 at St. John\ufffds Church, Brady\ufffds Crossing, Willis, Nebraska. He was engaged in farming for two years in this locality. He then moved and bought a farm in Pigeon Precinct near Waterbury, Nebraska. He served on the school board for 35 years and has served as democratic chairman for Pigeon Precinct for 40 years. He raised purebred stock and fed stock which topped the market several times. He was a member of the Holy Name Society. His wife passed away July 31, 1941. To this union eleven children were born (Mary Ellen Beacom, Anna Beacom, Margaret Beacom, Jane Beacom, John Ambose Beacom, Leo Beacom, Paul Beacom, and Monica Beacom). Three died at infancy\nHelen B. Beacom born March 12, 1901. Died April, 1901.\nMartin J Beacom born November 30 1899. Died April 5, 1901\nBridget m. Beacom born May 19, 1902. Died July 12, 1902.\nAll are buried at St. John\ufffds Cemetery, Jackson Nebraska.",
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        "raw_content": "\u201cOne Mississippi. Two Mississippi.\u201d\nIf you\u2019re a kid who grew up in the South, you probably know what comes next.\nThese were the rules for backyard football in my neighborhood:\n\u25ba Two-hand touch,\n\u25ba First team to 100 wins (unless the streetlights came on or somebody\u2019s Momma called them to dinner first),\n\u25ba Defensive linemen had to count to \u201cThree Mississippi\u201d before they could rush the passer.\nSmall business owner, did you know there is a similar marketing rule that hits you right in your pocket?\n\u201cThree Mississippi\u201d is, in my humble opinion, a most-important rule.\nYou have three seconds to make me care about your brand. If you can\u2019t, I\u2019ll give \u201c0\u201d (zero \u2013 zilch \u2013 nada) clicks on your Call to Action.\nDo you wonder why your Facebook ads don\u2019t convert? Are you scratching your head over why nobody grabs your free download? Are your video views averaging 10 seconds or less?\nIt\u2019s probably a sign you\u2019re not passing the 3 Second Test.\nAre you beginning to wonder if anyone really notices you\u2026and then doubt starts creeping in?\n\u201cMaybe I\u2019m not cut out for this.\u201d\n\u201cNobody wants to buy my product.\u201d\n\u201cI should just give up and go back to my old job.\u201d\nWhat if the problem isn\u2019t you, your business, or your product?\nWhat if it\u2019s all in how you begin, whenever you start talking to your customer?\nIn the first three seconds, your customer doesn\u2019t care about your product, yet. They\u2019re still focused on their problem and finding someone they can trust to deliver an outcome.\nIn your marketing, advertising, videos, and elevator speeches\u2026lead with the outcome your brand delivers for your customers. When you make a connection with your prospect on their level of interest, they\u2019ll stick around to discover more about your product, process, or pixie dust that creates the magic.\nWhen you lead with anything other than your customer\u2019s desired outcome, your marketing conversations tend to sound like this\u2026\n(1 Mississippi) \u201cHi, my name is\u2026\u201d\n(2 Mississippi) \u201cI\u2019m the founder and owner of\u2026\u201d\n(3 Mississippi) \u201cWe\u2019ve been in business for XX years\u2026\u201d\nThen, the rush is on. But instead of heading toward you, they\u2019re running for the door.\nHere\u2019s how it looks to begin all of your marketing with a customer-centric, outcome-focused message\u2026\n(1 Mississippi) \u201cSmall business owners always seem to be experimenting with their marketing and getting poor results.\u201d\n(2 Mississippi) \u201cMost of them don\u2019t know that a few changes to what they say, and how they share their message, can grow their sales 50% faster.\u201d\n(3 Mississippi) \u201cI love showing small business owners how to make those changes.\u201d\nWhich way are you leaning now?\nTim Petree\ton March 31, 2018 at 12:17 pm\nThanks, Rita. I\u2019m glad you found it in time to apply to your marketing. Wishing you much success with your ad campaign.\nRita Thomas\ton March 31, 2018 at 9:55 am\nPowerful message, Tim! Thanks \u2013 this came at just the right moment for me. I\u2019m getting ready to create my first video ad with a call-to-action for FaceBook. ???? Your message was perfect!",
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        "raw_content": "\u2190 Q & A with Bernie \u2013 December 12, 2011\nQ & A with Bernie \u2013 December 19, 2011 \u2192\nPosted on December 13, 2011 by Karen Seman\nFrom your parents you learn love and laughter and how to put one foot before the other. But when books are opened you discover that you have wings.\nIn 1989, my father was diagnosed with Stage 4 stomach cancer. He was 64 years old and I was 24. As the youngest of three daughters, I arrived at an interesting age of my father\u2019s life\u2014I was nearly forty. I think I kept him young.\nAfter Dad\u2019s diagnosis, my boyfriend gave me a copy of Bernie\u2019s book, Love, Medicine, and Miracles, probably because he felt it was a way he could help. But he helped me more than that. He listened to me cry into the phone when I was so upset that words would not form. He took me out for dinner after a daily run, and he took me to visit with Dad in the hospital. Odd as it seems, we never talked about the book.\nIn fact, my father never read the book, but I did. You see, I had undergone exploratory surgery for non-Hodgkin\u2019s lymphoma when I was a sophomore in college. No tumor was found, but I was kept under \u2018cancer watch\u2019 for nearly three years. I always felt strange when I went to the oncologist because I looked so healthy in comparison to the others.\nMy father died at 66, living almost a year longer than predicted. He told everyone that \u201cwe kept him alive,\u201d with our love and support. I kept my Bernie book and actually heard him lecture to a packed house in Stambaugh Auditorium in Youngstown, Ohio, my hometown, some months after Dad died.\nAt age 44, I was diagnosed with Stage 1-b cervical cancer and once again turned to my Bernie book. I was told by my doctor that \u201cnot everyone has your positive attitude\u201d when being told of their fate. I informed him, as I had my doctor at age 19, that I had no intention of dying. In fact, after being cautioned that the required radical hysterectomy was a \u201cbloody surgery,\u201d I was told that I actually bled very little, and the nurses were shocked that I used very little morphine. I simply didn\u2019t hurt that bad.\nBernie\u2019s book, which I have shared with many other open-minded beings throughout my encounters, continues to be something I turn to before a check-up just to calm down and remind myself that I\u2019m in control and it\u2019s all going to be okay.\nThank you, Bernie, for writing the book.\nYours is a wonderful story about how to tap into our inner strength as life unfolds in its unpredictable way. The energy you have, and your love of living, comes right off the page. I think it is great when one of my readers can inspire others with personal experience. I\u2019m sure you have done a lot of good work supporting others who benefited from your recommendation of Love, Medicine, and Miracles. Thank you, Karen.\nThis post was submitted by Karen Seman.\nThis entry was posted in Mind / Body Medicine, Relationships, Stories and tagged Bernie Siegel, Love Medicine and Miracles, non-Hodgkin\u2019s lymphoma, positive attitude twoard healing, stomach cancer. Bookmark the permalink.",
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        "raw_content": "And What Is The Catholic Cee Whinging On About This Time? Only The Usual Suspects\u2026\nThis is a constant complaint of the religious: WE\u2019RE BEING PERSECUTED! WE HAVE RIGHTS! etc., etc., ad infinitum, ad nauseum. And what is it really all about? Why, the ass-clown Catholics are up in arms about\u2026contraceptive services?!?!? It\u2019s like these nitwits are still living in the 50\u2019s.\nFortnight for Freedom sees religious freedom in peril\nChurch bells will ring across Rapid City at noon on the Fourth of July, tolling a threat to religious freedom that Bishop Robert Gruss and others see in the 2010 Affordable Care Act and elsewhere.\nChurches of all denominations are asked to ring their bells for five minutes that day in support of the Fortnight for Freedom campaign being waged through Wednesday, July 4, by U.S. Catholic bishops. The campaign is designed to promote religious liberty by enlisting opposition to the contraceptive services mandate that's part of the 2010 Affordable Care Act.\nSo\u2026just what are these contraceptive services, exactly?\nWith the exception of churches and houses of worship, the Act's contraceptive coverage mandate applies to all employers and educational institutions. The mandate applies to all new health insurance plans effective August 2012. It controversially includes Christian hospitals, Christian charities, Catholic universities, and other enterprises owned or controlled by religious organizations that oppose contraception on doctrinal grounds. Regulations made under the act rely on the recommendations of the Institute of Medicine, which concluded that birth control is medically necessary \"to ensure women's health and well-being.\"\nCurrent Department of Health and Human Services regulations that govern ACA require employers \u2014 even Catholic hospitals, charities and universities \u2014 to offer contraceptive services at no cost in their employee health care plans. It has generated outrage by the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, who say it violates Catholic religious teaching against artificial contraception, sterilization and abortion-inducing drugs.\nWhich is horse dung, because these things didn\u2019t exist over 100 years ago.\nGruss, head of the Catholic Diocese of Rapid City, has promoted the two-week national campaign against the HHS mandates as an issue of religious freedom that goes far beyond the contraception question, affecting all Americans, not just Catholic Americans.\n\"This is not just a Catholic issue. It's not a Democrat or Republican issue. It's not a contraceptive issue. It's an American issue. It's a religious freedom issue,\" Gruss said June 19 during a panel discussion on how the mandate would affect Catholic schools and charities in Rapid City.\nIt is an American issue \u2013 but if this so-called \u2018religious freedom\u2019 is going to have a massive impact on women\u2019s reproductive health, then I say, screw the religious. I\u2019ll take the real over the surreal any day.\nGruss said religious freedom is more than \"the right to go to Mass on Sunday or to pray the rosary at home.\"\nI\u2019d say that as the religious are posturing themselves as the arbiters of all they survey, it\u2019s getting to the point that maybe that\u2019s the limit we should impose on them.\n\"The current climate is reducing religion in the public domain to a private matter ... but it is also the right to engage in the broader society,\" he said. The HHS mandate on contraception coverage, with its narrow exemption for certain religious groups, would force Catholics institutions to either violate the teachings of the church or to stop engaging in the Gospel's call to serve others \u2014 through its hospitals, schools and charitable organizations, he said.\nThen they can abstain. Isn\u2019t that what Catholics are famous for, after all?\nTo be exempt from the contraception mandate, a religious employer would have to meet four narrowly defined criteria, including that it employ and provide services \"primarily to persons who share its religious tenets.\"\nThat actually sounds\u2026reasonable. But of course, Sour Gruss won\u2019t have that:\nGruss called the current religious exemption \"far too narrow\" and repeated the frequent observation that \"not even Jesus would be included in it,\" since Christ ministered to both Christians and non-Christians while on earth.\nUh-huh \u2013 then again, the mythical man-child didn\u2019t really provide anything resembling reproductive services, did he?\nIn Rapid City, Catholic Social Services would be forced to comply with the mandate or risk steep fines of $100 per day, per employee, for not providing health insurance to its employees. Neither is an acceptable option, since the costs would cripple the small social services agency, director Jim Kinyon said. \"But our mandate comes from some place a little more important than Washington,\" he said.\nWhich translates to forcing it onto the rest of us.\nCSS's mission is to serve people of all faiths, and Catholics are a minority on its staff. \"There's no doubt Catholic Social Services would not meet the exemption. This is not about CSS, it's about the 23,000 people we serve each year,\" Kinyon said.\nWhich means, when you are in Rapid City and in dire need of this sort of help, give these control freaks a wide berth.\nKinyon criticized contraceptive pills as a \"failed experiment\" in sexual morality and said that forcing employers with a moral objection to abortion to provide insurance benefits that cover abortifacients is akin to \"participating in the shedding of the blood of innocents.\"\nAs one of the tags for this post states, \u2018Boo-fucking-hoo\u2019.\nGruss also complained that the HHS mandate doesn't protect private employers who object to providing contraceptive coverage. Numerous Catholic dioceses and institutions, as well as non-Catholic organizations, have filed 23 lawsuits against federal officials, including HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius, challenging the contraceptive mandate. The Rapid City diocese is not among those plaintiffs, but Gruss said the lawsuits are an \"opportunity to direct the conversation on freedom of religion\" in America today.\nWell then, it looks like the criterion for employees is going to be stricter \u2013 such as 40 year old virgins who live with their mom, Jehovah\u2019s Witless\u2026oh wait, that\u2019s discriminatory, so they can\u2019t do it.\n\"We didn't pick this fight; we've been forced into it,\" Gruss said.\nAnother litigant challenging the HHS mandate, the Beckett Fund for Religious Liberty, said Thursday those lawsuits will continue in light of the June 28 Supreme Court decision upholding the ACA's individual mandate. That decision left untouched the HHS mandates.\nThe BFRL is one of those institutions who go to bat for ridiculous religious stubbornness, AKA \u2018we wanna say the Pledge with the words \u201cUnder God\u201d in it!\u2019\n\u201cThe court\u2019s opinion today did not decide the issues in our cases,\u201d said Hannah Smith, senior counsel.\nOf course it didn\u2019t.\nSome non-Catholic churches will add their bells to the noon ring on July 4, but at First Congregational United Church of Christ, the Rev. Susan Huffman said she declined the invitation as \"too specific an issue for us.\"\n\"Although we believe in the concept of religious freedom ... we feel like this is not our issue,\" Huffman said.\nThe reasonable among them are few and far between.\nThe Fortnight for Freedom campaign closes on July 4 with a special Mass at the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington, D.C. Archbishop Charles Chaput, formerly bishop of Rapid City, will give the homily focusing on religious liberty in America. In Rapid City, the Cathedral of Our Lady of Perpetual Help will hold an 8 a.m. Mass.\nThis still not an attack on religious liberties in the slightest: the medicinal facts say otherwise. Of course, these idiots believe in an \u2018immaculate conception\u2019, which means they have little real clue how biology actually works.\nCatholic churches in Rapid City have sponsored a variety of gatherings and religious services from June 21 to July 4 to pray that religious liberty be protected and fostered in America. Those events included a showing of the movie, \"A Man for All Seasons,\" which tells the story of St. Thomas More's martyrdom at the hands of King Henry VIII. Several \"patriotic rosaries\" at local Catholic churches offering special prayers for the presidency, the Supreme Court and Congress have been held.\nThomas More was a fuckhead. He went around actually persecuting the Protestants, so he wasn\u2019t quite the martyr he was made out to be. And prayer doing anything at all? Don\u2019t make me laugh.\n\"The Patriotic Rosary is different in that with each decade there is a reading from a Founding Father or historical document, singing of a patriotic song, and each Hail Mary is said for a state and all the people in that state,\" said Marcia Williamson, an organizer of the Fortnight For Freedom. \"It really is very inspiring.\"\nI\u2019d bet the rent they won\u2019t be reading from Thomas Paine\u2019s Age of Reason any time soon. Or at all.\nPeople wonder why atheists detest religion \u2013 this is a perfect example of why. They claim exemption from common sense based on superstition. They want to supersede human health issues by blathering on about \u2018moral imperatives\u2019 that they say come from on high. And they claim they answer to a \u2018higher power\u2019 or bear witness in a \u2018higher court\u2019. Which means the rest of us will be screwed.\nAs religion takes more and more of a back seat in our lives, their whiny little voices will metaphorically be advising humanity on how to drive. Better then, to turn the music up to drown them out.\nTopics: abortion, Atheist Oasis, idiocy, Lies The Christians Tell, morality, mythology, opinion, politics, psychobabble, sexuality\nHomophobia Gone Wild: The Worthless Words Of Worden\nOh, we won't give in,\nWe'll keep living in the past. \u2013 Jethro Tull, Living in the Past\nRecently, I\u2019ve been visiting blog of someone named the \u2018Warrioress\u2019 \u2013 a misled single mother who deems us \u2018militants\u2019 because atheists are not polite, friendly, or willing to respect ridiculous superstitions. She came by a few times to lecture us on our tone and attitude. While seemingly pleasant enough, she is wildly misinformed on a number of topics.\nOne of her current followers is someone who is one of those \u2018gawd is great!\u2019 survivalist/militia types (yes, I can hear the collective groans and face-palms from here). She quoted some fellow I\u2019d never heard before, here, which led me to perhaps one of the stupidest \u2018editorials\u2019 on homosexuality I\u2019ve ever had the misfortune to read. It\u2019s nicely written, in a kindly-statesman-giving-good-advice kind of way, but utterly epically fails with the simple application of sense of any sort.\nAnd this clown has the audacity to entitle this, of all things, The Truth About Homosexuality. Bear with me while I fisk this bad boy to the ground:\nI am going to address the issue of homosexuality and it's effects because I worked very closely with over 300 homosexual men in the late 60s and early 70s, which was just before gay rights groups began to organize into the political power base they represent today.\nDoing what exactly? He doesn\u2019t say. And do the observations of some 40-odd years still apply? I\u2019m old enough to know better: he should be as well.\nI considered most of these \"gay\" men to be at least close business associates, and a number of them would definitely fall into the category of being close personal friends, so any attempt to categorize my comments here as \"homophobic\" would be in vain.\nWe\u2019ll address that a little bit later.\nI'm going to write the truth here, and because of the nature of the subject, that truth will be graphic and make some of you very uncomfortable reading it. However, all but perhaps one of those healthy young men I knew 25 years ago is dead, and nearly all of them died from an AIDS-related illness, so this is not the time to sugar-coat the reality of what the homosexual lifestyle is, and what it does to it's willing participants.\nNo name dropping, no real \u2018AIDS-related\u2019 illness is mentioned. Is he aware things have changed?\nArticles written with a critical eye toward homosexuality are all too often based upon emotion, and include biblical references which condemn the practice. I wrote the original version of this article back in 1999 with a reference to the religious view, and a reader asked me to modify it to exclude any mention of God or religion. I gave it some thought, and the reader had a good point: Christians don't have to be reminded of the biblical view toward homosexuality, but one mention of it to non-believers and you can hear their minds slam shut. So this is my very dispassionate, non-religious tale of a terrible tragedy I personally witnessed.\nTrust me, he\u2019s doing no favors to us non-believers.\nNow, I warned you I'd have to get graphic here, and it is time to bluntly remind everyone just what this horrendous, perverted, septic and medically dangerous practice really is. To refer to this physically revolting act as something flowery, like \"Gay Love\" is like referring to an execution by disembowelment as mere \"euthanasia\".\nReally, talk about talking out both sides of your mouth here. Does that sound dispassionate to you?\nWe all need to go back to square one, before the desensitization of the media lulled us away from the reality of what a homosexual act is.\nOh, because this guy knows, and we don\u2019t?\nWe need to go back to that time when the initial thought, that impression we envisioned when we first heard about this act filled us with revulsion. That revulsion and nausea you felt wasn't borne of ignorance, but of a spontaneous and instinctive rejection of what you immediately recognized as an abhorrent, disgusting and wholly unnatural thing to do. There's nothing whatsoever to be ashamed for admitting this, because it just happens to be the natural response.\nFirstly, that\u2019s the naturalistic fallacy, AKA the \u2018appeal to nature\u2019. Secondly, it can be successfully argued that those \u2018impressions\u2019 are hammered into us at an early age. Thirdly, human beings can be revolted by some of the most frankly silly things around, say like, envisioning your parents having sex, etc. So the \u2018EEWWWW!\u2019 argument isn\u2019t even an argument, unless you\u2019re in middle school.\nAs I mentioned earlier, gay rights groups didn't really exist until around 1975, and even then, they were very disorganized at best. That was before they got together and agreed on the fat lie that they were somehow born into homosexuality.\nAnd again, we find the simpler folk more willing to buy the easier lie. The wiki on the topic states:\nBiology and sexual orientation is the subject of research into the role of biology in the development of human sexual orientation. No simple, single cause for sexual orientation has been conclusively demonstrated. Various studies point to different, even conflicting positions, such as a combination of genetic, hormonal, and environmental influences, with biological factors involving a complex interplay of genetic factors and the early uterine environment, or no genetic influence. Biological factors which may be related to the development of a heterosexual, homosexual, bisexual or asexual orientation include genes, prenatal hormones, and brain structure.\nI'll never buy that nonsense, and I'll tell you why: Not one of my friends ever told me they thought they were born into homosexuality. Not one of them. They would tell me why, and their stories were often similar, but not one of them ever told me they believed they were born that way. In every case of the men I knew, they had made homosexuality a choice, and many of those men had been married prior to adopting that lifestyle.\nI like how he doesn\u2019t name drop, cite scientific studies of any sort, or even relate a single \u2018story\u2019.\nLet's clear something up right now: Homosexuality, including Lesbianism, are fetishes.\nWhich explains why so many teenage homosexuals are bullied into suicide.\nThey are not biological conditions people are born with.\nMr. Ph.D says so!\nAnne Heche is a celebrity lesbian one minute, and goes heterosexual the next. Go figure.\nObviously this guy thinks that the exception makes the rule.\nIn many cases, today's homosexuals were molested at a very young age by another man, and experienced their very first orgasm that way. That experience can and does warp a young man's sexual orientation, no doubt about it, and helps explain why we hear young homosexuals relate the same story that they just felt different sexually than their friends. Of course they do, and understandably so, when we remember their very first imprinted sexual climactic experience came from the hands, mouth (or worse) of another man.\nDoes that include the \u2018family men\u2019 who \u2018adopted\u2019 the lifestyle?\nIn recent years there has been a rather predictable development that has been very carefully hidden from the public:\nOrganizations of \"recovering homosexuals\" have sprung up all over this nation, made up of both men and women who have escaped the homosexual lifestyle and have taken up successful heterosexual relationships. In some cases, former lesbians have met and married former gay men and are now raising families. You will find it interesting to note that Anna Freud, Sigmund's daughter, reported the \"recovery\" of three homosexuals in her writings in the 1940's. If homosexuality is so natural and people are born into it, how can this be? Answer: It can't be.\nAye caramba? Does this idiot know that these organizations fail regularly \u2013 that these are religious organizations that are laughed outta town by actual psychologists and psychiatrists? Nothing fails like prayer.\nThere are those who keep telling the persistent lie that homosexuality occurs naturally in animals, so therefore it occurs naturally in man. So where are the photos? Have you ever seen a photograph of two male animals completing an act of anal intercourse?\nNo, the actuality is that homosexual acts are persistent in nature.\nThink about it: We've all seen photographs of Big Foot and flying saucers, right?\nBad choice, bringing up known hoaxes.\nAnd I know you've seen male dogs mounting one another as well and other animals like elk and deer doing it too, but you have never seen photographic proof of a completed act of penetrating anal intercourse in animals, because it simply does not exist in nature, and if it did, we'd damn-sure have photographs of it.\nThis guy obviously doesn\u2019t cruise the Internet very much \u2013 but most smug nimbulbs are like that.\nDoes that little revelation trouble you? It should. It should make you question all the other \"truths\" you've accepted over the years, like \"Prohibition was a mistake, but the War On Drugs isn't\", but that's another subject altogether.\nOh great \u2013 another conspiracy wacko.\nNow let me tell you about my very dead friends.\nYou mean the friends that filled you with revulsion at their \u2018unnatural acts\u2019?\nThis saga took place in the San Francisco Bay Area, before HIV infections caused the San Francisco Health Department to shut down the public \"bath houses\" where these men would go to \"meet\" each other. Okay, so I'm getting all flowery. The men would go there to engage other men in anal intercourse.\nSometimes these men would have 4, 5, 6 or more sexual liaisons with complete strangers in one night. Some of these acts would take place through plywood walls with penis-sized holes cut in them to secure the anonymity between the participants, and sometimes they would take place through holes cut in cloth sheets.\nThis sort of thing is not exclusive to the gay lifestyle: and in the case of a lifestyle that has been oppressed by ignorant Christians since Theodosius the II, small wonder anyone would revel in it once the barriers are bridged. Also, there was the Sexual Revolution, where taking a pill would cure the STD\u2019s that have plagued humanity since the dawn of time \u2013 STD\u2019s like syphilis, gonorrhea, you know, all those HETEROSEXUAL diseases.\nIf you thought the \"gay lifestyle\" was just about two guys playing house, you've bought into just another of the many lies they want you to believe.\nFour decades later, it does play out that way.\nBrutal acts of sado-masochism between homosexuals are often played out, sometimes resulting in injury and even death, and the physical beatings between homosexual and lesbian \"lovers\" are legend within the law enforcement community as well as with emergency health care professionals -- which is another fact you won't see reported in the mainstream media. If there ever was a misnomer, it is the term \"gay\" when referring to these pitiful creatures.\nThis again, isn\u2019t exclusive to the gay lifestyle. There are plenty of heteros who abuse spouses, engage in sado-masochism. I\u2019d be willing to bet the rent that they actually outnumber the gay community in this regard.\nMy friends would get totally wasted on alcohol and drugs, often coming in on Monday morning looking like they were at death's door after a typical weekend orgy, and it came as no surprise to learn recently that both male homosexuals as well as lesbians have a life span roughly 40% shorter than heterosexuals.\nPeople can be stupid, regardless of sexuality. I\u2019ve had plenty of hetero friends do this very same thing.\nDr. Paul Cameron holds a Ph.D. from the University of Colorado, and his work has been published in the medical journal Omega. This is what he reported: For heterosexuals, the average man lives to be 73; women 77.\nOh don\u2019t even get me STARTED on this asshole.\nFor homosexuals, the average AIDS caused death is 39 and non-AIDS caused death is a remarkable age 42! For lesbians the average age of death is 44 because the rate of AIDS among lesbians is not a significant factor.\nFirst off, these aren\u2019t official \u2013 he whipped up those figures from cutting out obituaries in the paper. His own Wiki entry states:\nFor the most part, official scientific organisations have paid very little attention to Cameron's studies, and thus extensive scientific analysis of his claims have not been widely available. However Cameron's research, public statements and legal testimony have received criticism from researchers and organizations over methodologies they view as academically dishonest and misleading.\nDr. William Bennet, who authored the book \"The Death of Outrage\", commented that the Clinton administration has made such a big deal about tobacco use shaving 6-7 years off one's life, while openly supporting the gay death style that is known to shave off over 30 years from the average life span.\nIf the author is referring to this asshole, Bennet is NOT A DOCTOR.\nDavid Foster, a former homosexual and author, found that the rate of injury and death from domestic violence among homosexuals is at least five times that of heterosexuals, and when it comes to lesbian relationships, the rate goes right off the scale. Apparently, lesbians beat the hell out of each other, and often. He also points to a very high incidence of drug and alcohol abuse as another strong factor in reducing the life spans of homosexuals and lesbians so drastically.\nWait \u2013 which David Foster? This guy? Or this guy?\nNothing I personally witnessed falls in dispute with the above published findings, and I have over 300 dead bodies as evidence to back them.\nFrom what he\u2019s demonstrated thus far \u2013 he has diddly squat. Anecdotal evidence? Doesn\u2019t count. Cameron\u2019s a kook, Bennet\u2019s a conservative talking-head, and who knows who Foster is?\nNow that you are aware of these facts -- and they are facts indeed -- how could any parent of one of these hapless, errant children join a support group like Parents And Friends of Gays And Lesbians which openly defends the gay lifestyle -- and even promotes it? How could any parent encourage their child to continue a lifestyle known to lead to an early death? Why would any parent tolerate a public school that teaches their children that homosexuality and lesbianism are naturally occurring sexual orientations? They are those who refuse to learn the truth, or worse; those who refuse to accept the truth.\nAll of this crap is based on anecdotal hearsay four decades old, and extremely poorly studies by some nincompoops. Hardly the sweeping condemnation when one addresses these seriously in less than an hour.\nWhen I tell an openly gay person to seek help in order to save them from an early death, is that an act of hate? They will tell you it is. Not only are we to accept the gay lifestyle, but these individuals and groups also insist we embrace their lifestyle in our schools where it can be painted as \"normal\". Normal?\nIt actually WAS normal, until the Christians decided to be the final arbiters of who can do what with their naughty bits.\nLet me ask you something: What is normal about a young man with a herniated sphincter who must wear diapers due to fecal incontinence from having submitted to so many acts of anal intercourse? I knew several young men who had that disgusting problem. What's natural and normal about that? What's so natural and normal about your child dying before you? What's so natural and normal about having to get an AIDS test every three months? I don't have to, and I'll bet the average reader doesn't have to either.\nI actually looked up fecal incontinence \u2013 and guess what? A lot assholes claiming this happens, zero studies proving this happens regularly. As for getting an AIDS test every three months: anyone who\u2019s the least bit sexually active should be tested regularly. For all the possible STD\u2019s. And AIDS isn\u2019t exclusively a gay disease anymore.\nPerhaps I am more sensitive to this issue than most, but whenever I hear someone describe themselves as openly gay, I automatically visualize them engaged with another man in a revolting act of anal intercourse, ruining my appetite.\nMr. \u2018Dispassionate\u2019 my homesick ass.\nYet few people understand that nothing turns gay men on more than the idea you'd be both shocked and disgusted by their behavior.\nWait \u2013 ALL gay men? Are you smoking crack, or what?\nYou see, all the homosexual men I knew were psychological exhibitionists as well, and they were absolutely thrilled to see \"straight\" people recoil at the sight of them prancing around, lisping almost every word.\nIt\u2019s called \u2018rebellion\u2019 \u2013 but then again, I doubt that an isolated militianist (correct term?) is conversant with anything resembling a knowledge of human behavior.\nAs bizarre as it sounds, the homosexual community wants what it knows will rob the savor from their salt. The more we \"accept\" openly homosexual behavior, the more repugnant and bizarre their behavior becomes in order to garner the same level of shock and disgust. So when a gay rights supporter asks that frequently heard question, \"Would a person deliberately place themselves in a position to be hated and reviled?\", the answer is an unequivocal \"Yes, they would!\". And in fact, they do.\nObviously not, yet of course pretentious pundits offer up their pseudo-intellectual analyses.\nThe fact is, the homosexual lifestyle contributes nothing of a positive nature to society. If anything, the homosexual lifestyle has proven to be destructive to it's participants, and because of the septic nature of anal intercourse, the homosexual lifestyle has proven to quickly spread HIV as well as that most recent and perhaps even deadlier threat, Hepatitis C.\nTalk about speaking out one\u2019s ass:\nWhether hepatitis C can be transmitted through sexual activity is controversial. While there is an association between high-risk sexual activity and hepatitis C, it is not known whether transmission of the disease is due to drug use that has not been admitted to or sex as a risk factor.\nThe public health costs imposed by the gay community on the rest of society have been costly indeed -- and no one can dispute that.\nMostly due to lack of sexual education, ignorance, and the overbearing religious objections of the past 1600 years, yeah.\nAnd also consider this: Can you recall any invention, any life-saving vaccine or any improvement to society by any individual because he was gay? Did his \"gay-ness\" contribute anything at all, or did he achieve his accomplishments in spite of it? We all know the answer.\nWhat an utter ass. Alan Turing revolutionized the technological advances of the Twentieth century, not to mention helping to win WORLD WAR II by cracking the Nazi codes. And yes, he was gay. And treated horribly because of it.\nSo should we be more compassionate for these people, or should we adopt a tough love kind of response? Should we allow our young children to be taught something is normal, when we know that not even the animals will engage in it?\nBackwards idiots often repeat themselves.\nWhat about when those children might be tempted to experiment with it and thus become its' unwitting victims as well? Would any parent want their children to experience the degradation and early death I've described here? I hope not.\nDude, your descriptions here lack any kind of authority, intelligence, or study citations whatsoever.\nHowever tempted I am to end on that note, let us all refocus on the problems of society in general, and not those imposed only by the homosexual community. I'm addressing those of the \"straight\" community now; those who are actively engaged in unmarried sexual relationships and adultery.\n\u2018Imposed\u2019? Dude, get a clue.\nIt was just reported that over 50% of all children are now born to unwed mothers. Divorce and good old fornication are proving to be the most long-term, destructive elements of behavior existent in our society today, and it is costing the taxpayers dearly for looking the other way for so long. When it gets right down to it, you have no right to take the chance of bringing an unwanted baby into this world in exchange for the fleeting pleasure of an orgasm. Fornication is just about the most selfish and self-serving act you can possibly commit, yet you'd think we were back in the early stages of the sexual revolution by the way people are conducting themselves. When you engage in a sexual liaison with someone you are not married to, and probably have no intention of marrying, you are rolling the dice on the life of any child born as a result, and you all know that, short of sterilization, no form of birth control is 100% effective.\nAnd he rolls out the old party line again: never mind that hetero marriages are 50% likely to end, mostly ignominiously or acrimoniously. I keep hearing Jethro Tull\u2019s \u2018Living in the Past\u2019 in my head. It\u2019s the 21st century \u2013 try to join us in it. You want to strip sexual freedom of choice from adults because it doesn\u2019t mirror the \u2018good old daze\u2019 of your sheltered Ozzie and Harriet youth? Too fucking bad. And\u2026wait, \u2018no form of birth control is 100% effective\u2019? Are you kidding me? There\u2019s absolutely NOTHING in this life that is 100%, except death and taxes.\nThe act of fornication is shamefully selfish and self-centered, and without any regard whatsoever to how it may effect the entire life of another innocent human being whose mother might just decide to kill it while it's still \"legal\" to do so.\nDude, the 14th amendment specifically states that only persons BORN (or naturalized) in the US are entitled to rights. Ergo a fetus (yes, not a BABY, a FETUS) has no rights.\nSo, while it is important to tell the truth about homosexuality, the fact is that today's \"straight\" fornicators and adulterers are responsible for far more of society's ills, in terms of both fiscal impact and moral decline, than the homosexual community could ever hope to achieve.\n\u2018Moral decline\u2019. Oh joy \u2013 if I had a nickel for every one of these yobbos spouted off about \u2018moral decline\u2019, I\u2019d have a whole lotta nickels. What moral decline? Just about every nation on this earth (including the USA) has been guilty of moral crimes, from inception to end. The world is filled to the brim with people that want to guard our loins and gird their own.\nAnd thus far, I\u2019ve not encountered one that was not a prattling idiot. Including this one.\nTopics: Atheist Oasis, gay rights, idiocy, Lies The Christians Tell, morality, mythology, opinion, politics, psychobabble, religion, sexuality\nWrestling For Rights: Predators And Prey Lovers Battle For Animals\nThis more an indictment of religion than a petition for animal rights: but I detest extremists of all kinds.\nHow PETA twists religion to push animal \"rights.\"\nPeople for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) has been widely criticized for its campaign comparing Nazi Holocaust victims to farm animals, its blind insistence that Jesus was a vegetarian, and it callous attempts to cheapen the symbols and rituals of Roman Catholicism. But a new report from the Center for Consumer Freedom indicates that these offensive gestures are just the tip of a larger iceberg.\nI\u2019m pretty much in favor for most of that, with the exception of comparing the Holocaust to farm animals. I\u2019m a speciesist: so I tend to favor my species over others.\nThis eye-opening report includes an inventory of scripture contradicting PETA's claim that only vegetarians can be observant Christians, Jews, Mormons, and Muslims.\nAt this juncture, I\u2019m rolling my eyes: religion, as always, muddies waters to invisibility.\nA limited number of bound, printed copies are available to religious leaders and credentialed journalists.\nNo attributions? Interesting.\n\"[H]owever sympathetically you interpret the Judeo-Christian religious tradition, it puts animals in a fundamentally different category from human beings ... I think in the end we have, reluctantly, to recognize that the Judeo-Christian religious tradition is our foe.\"\n- Peter Singer, author of Animal Liberation and PETA's philosophical godfather\nAt the \"Animal Rights 2002\" national convention, Animal Liberation author and avowed atheist Peter Singer lamented that \"mainstream Christianity has been a problem for the animal movement.\" Two days later at the same event, a program director with the Fund for Animals issued a warning: \"If we are not able to bring the churches, the synagogues, and the mosques around to the animal rights view,\" he cautioned, \"we will never make large-scale progress for animal rights in the United States.\"\nI made it quite evident in 2009 how I felt about Singer and his utilitarianism: my verdict still stands in that regard.\nIn the hope of converting Planet Earth's religious majority into vegetarians, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) has taken these challenges seriously. The group regularly searches for \"faith-based campaigners\" to spread the gospel of vegetarianism. And like Peter Singer, acknowledged by PETA founder Ingrid Newkirk as her life's inspiration, the group's own odd evangelism actively seeks to confront and challenge the beliefs of Jews, Catholics, Protestant Christians, Mormons, and Muslims -- often in deliberate defiance of their respective scriptures.\nThe whole problem here, is that when you fight fire with fire, you end up with nothing but ash. In those imaginary worlds flooded with allegorical whimsy, no two interpretations will agree.\nWe\u2019re better off convincing the believers they believe in crap, than trying to reason with them on their own terms.\nPETA generally avoids alienating Hindus, whose \"bad karma\" prohibitions against killing most animals have endeared them to animal rightists. But Hindu law expressly permits eating meat. Similarly, the Buddhist world has (so far) been spared PETA's impious tantrums, although many Buddhists eat meat -- including the Dalai Lama.\n\u2018Impious\u2019? Well, the article was written to try to \u2018bridge\u2019 the gaps.\nIn its religious outreach, as with everything else the group attempts, PETA has blindly pursued offensive strategies without regard for the consequences. Instead of earning a reputation for \"kindness,\" \"compassion,\" and other qualities associated with religious faithfulness, PETA pursues campaigns that offend, provoke, and otherwise show contempt for the faithful.\nShit, what playbook is the author reading? Religious faithfulness usually lacks any real kindness or compassion: it\u2019s the temperament of the people. Or as I like to say, it\u2019s about biology, not ideology.\nPETA claims -- despite ample evidence to the contrary -- that Jesus Christ was a vegetarian. (The six-volume, 7,000-page Anchor Bible Dictionary doesn't even include an entry for \"vegetarianism.\") A PETA website urges Muslims to eat no meat, in open contradiction to the Qur'an.\nThere\u2019s ample evidence that Jebus didn\u2019t exist \u2013 but that\u2019s a glosser.\nPETA holds protests at houses of worship, even suing one church that tried to protect its members from Sunday-morning harassment. Its billboards and advertisements taunt Christians with the message that livestock (not Jesus) died for their sins.\nThat\u2019s somewhat overboard \u2013 what people do with their own time is nobody\u2019s business.\nPETA declares, contrary to a wealth of rabbinical teaching, that ritual kosher slaughter is inherently cruel and barbarous. It directs its Jewish members (and any other Jews who will listen) to abstain from eating lamb during the Passover seder. And the group's infamous \"Holocaust on Your Plate\" campaign crassly compares the Jewish victims of Nazi genocide with farm animals.\nWay overboard \u2013 also a non sequitor.\nAlong the way, PETA has considered \"Thou Shalt Not Steal\" a commandment of convenience, lifting copyrighted materials without permission from a Catholic religious order, a popular television show, and even the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum. PETA's mission to bring carnivores under the tofu tent routinely ignores prohibitions against \"taking the Lord's name in vain.\" And the group's official endorsement of arson and other violence against animal-rights targets comes most often from its leading parsnip pulpitarian, a man who publicly holds himself up as an example of \"Christian mercy\" while privately advocating \"blowing stuff up and smashing windows\" and \"burning meat trucks.\"\nI spent half an hour googling, trying to find somewhere where somebody got killed. With no luck. There are crazy extremist in every group: we even find them sometimes in the ranks of atheists (though not very often: usually it\u2019s some raging anti-Semitic nutcase, or a conspiracy loon. Sigh.).\nBecause of PETA's obnoxious and often hateful rhetoric (and its brazen association with the violent underbelly of the animal rights movement), its voice is frequently condemned by mainstream religious leaders and increasingly unwelcome among worshippers.\nIt\u2019s always a mistake to play on a level field with \u2018believers\u2019: they will almost always assume that they are on a higher moral ground than others, and rationality will likely never prevail.\nLife will someday be easier, when the barbaric anachronism of religion is gone. It will make rational debate simpler, and the blind adherence to outdated rules irrelevant.\nAs to the other topic? Medical studies tell us that humans should eat a balanced diet \u2013 an excess of one food group over another is usually not healthy. Should we treat livestock better? Of course we should \u2013 they taste better that way.\nBut inflicting pain and terror on lesser species? That\u2019s bad news. It shows a callous side to the human condition that we need to change.\nTopics: america, Atheist Oasis, bible, Food for thought, morality, mythology, opinion, politics, psychobabble, religion\nAnd The Good News Is\u2026Genocide Is Okay, As Long As It\u2019s Been Divinely Rubber-Stamped?\nI\u2019m sure we\u2019ve all heard of the Good News Club \u2013 those purveyors of putrid purloined mythology. It\u2019s enough to gag the more rational among us.\nThis week\u2019s gem is about\u2026advocating genocide\nThe Good News Club, an after-school club sponsored by a group called the Child Evangelism Fellowship (CEF), is offering bible lessons to public school children that include the biblical story of God telling Saul to kill the godless Amalekites.\nIn the bible, 1 Samuel (15:3) says: \"Now go, attack the Amalekites, and totally destroy all that belongs to them. Do not spare them; put to death men and women, children and infants, cattle and sheep, camels and donkeys.\"\nSo it\u2019s not enough to wipe out everyone down to the last infant, but their livestock is also under suspicion of\u2026what? \u2018Godlessness?\u2019.\nHowever, some people are concerned that this story will teach genocide to children, as various faiths have tried to use it to justify violent acts, reports the U.K. Guardian.\nInsert \u2018Abramanic\u2019 in between \u2018various\u2019 and \u2018faiths\u2019. Oh, but wait: we can\u2019t offend the little weirdoes, can we?\nOn their web site, the CEF says: \"As with all CEF ministries, the purpose of Good News Club is to evangelize boys and girls with the Gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ and establish (disciple) them in the Word of God and in a local church for Christian living.\"\nPolluting their brains, you mean.\nThere over 3,000 clubs in public schools, since a 2001 Supreme Court ruling, which said that the Good News Clubs can meet in public schools in the United States after school hours on the same terms as other community groups. The kids are not required to go to the Good News Clubs and need parental permission to attend.\nOne can only hope that decent intelligent parents will say \u2018no\u2019.\nBeyond the biblical teaching, are follow up questions that disturb critics.\n\u2018Beyond the biblical teaching\u2019? This is the problem with accommodating these throwbacks: the bible is a load of shit, plain and simple.\nThe CEF instruction manual reportedly states: \"The Amalekites had heard about Israel's true and living God many years before, but they refused to believe in him. The Amalekites refused to believe in God and God had promised punishment.\"\nTranslation: the head priests made some shit up, and stoked up the rabble to go after the malcontents. The Amalekites were Semitic, after all.\n\"If you are asked to do something, how much of it do you need to do before you can say, 'I did it!'? If only Saul had been willing to seek God for strength to obey!\"\nTranslation: if only old Saul had been a teeny weeny more psychotic!\nA review question in the text adds: \"How did King Saul only partly obey God when he attacked the Amalekites? [He did not completely destroy as God had commanded, he kept the king and some of the animals alive.]\"\nThis is one of those items that I find truly frightening about religious people. Many many years ago (when I was studying the bible, and was giving some thought to actually \u2018converting, another long story in and of itself), I started having some serious ethical doubts about the \u2018holy\u2019 book, specifically about the slaughter of the Canaanites. So I called my BAC buddy, and asked him. \u201cOh,\u201d he tossed off casually, \u201cthat\u2019s easy. The Canaanites were people of loose morality \u2013 they had too much sex with complete strangers.\u201d (That\u2019s not verbatim, loose paraphrase, but close enough.) I got off the phone, thought about it, and recoiled inwardly in horror. Because it\u2019s a lousy excuse.\nIn the case of the Amalekites, the Talmud/Torah talks about this tribe constantly attacking and assaulting the Israelites on a regular basis. So this \u2018hey gawd told us to\u2019 is just a cover for exterminating the bad guys.\nIf they really were, that is. Historical analysis and comparisons between the facts and the fables show that the Talmud is a load of shit. Almost everything in it is wrong. It\u2019s a chronicle of a bunch of barbarians patting themselves on their collective backs and making up a lot of fish stories.\nOr to put it in context: it\u2019s all mishegas.\nPennsylvania Joins The Freakshow Frenzy: More Misogynistic Mumbo Jumbo\nWell, now Pennsylvania is joining the ranks of the truly demented: perhaps it should secede along with Oklahoma, Texas, and Indiana.\nBiased counseling and mandatory delay\nCounseling Ban/Gag Rule\nInsurance Prohibition for Abortion\nOther Anti-Choice Law\nRefusal to Provide Medical Services\nRestrictions on Low-Income Women's Access to Abortion\nThe rest can be read here.\nHere, embedded in the state code, is where Pennsylvania stands:\n\"In every relevant civil or criminal proceeding in which it is possible to do so without violating the Federal Constitution, the common and statutory law of Pennsylvania shall be construed so as to extend to the unborn the equal protection of the laws and to further the public policy of this commonwealth encouraging childbirth over abortion.\"\nWhen in actuality, this is in direct violation of the 14th amendment, which states unambiguously:\nSection 1. All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the State wherein they reside.\nUntil the child leaves the mother\u2019s womb, it is unborn \u2013 it has no rights. So much for the lip-service of \u2018what the Founding Fathers wanted\u2019.\nAnd who is at the heart of these nonsenses? Who else but Republicans. And what are their grounds for restricting the reproductive rights of women? Why, religious of course.\nI for one am sick unto death of these people legislating based on their beliefs. If your beliefs are going to dictate your actions in office, then you should not be in office. Because as history shows us, religious people make the worst leaders. And the least capable of being able to weigh all options objectively and decide properly for the greater good.\nTopics: abortion, america, Atheist Oasis, bible, idiocy, Lies The Christians Tell, morality, mythology, opinion, politics, religion, sexuality\nAnd What Is The Catholic Cee Whinging On About Thi...\nHomophobia Gone Wild: The Worthless Words Of Worde...\nWrestling For Rights: Predators And Prey Lovers Ba...\nAnd The Good News Is\u2026Genocide Is Okay, As Long As ...\nPennsylvania Joins The Freakshow Frenzy: More Miso...",
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        "raw_content": "\u00ab Questions for Gardner about the U.S. Senate\u2019s health care bill\nGardner: \u201cIf you repeal it now, with nothing in its place, what happens if you don\u2019t find that replacement?\u201d \u00bb\nThis entry was posted on Friday, July 14th, 2017 at 10:41 am\tand is filed under Colorado State Legislature, Facebook, Westword. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can skip to the end and leave a response. Pinging is currently not allowed.",
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        "raw_content": "Did I see the right movie? Since when did \"The Matrix\", one of the most innovative, energizing and thought-provoking blockbuster action films since the second \"Terminator\" movie, dissolve into something this lame? Why is that four years ago, brothers and creators of \"The Matrix\" Larry and Andy Wachowski were able to have us buy so much into this universe of theirs, and now all it seems they have up their sleeve is pseudo-intellectual bullcrap? Why are we no longer impressed?\nIf you haven't seen the first \"Matrix\" film, I can't really help you there; go find a synopsis of the first film (or better yet, see it) while I jump right into \"Reloaded\". Anyway, Neo Anderson (Keanu Reeves) was discovered to be \"The One\" who could possibly end the cruelty of the Matrix once and for all. He is now no longer a trainee but a defender of everything the human rebellion he is a part of stands for. He is also the only person not only to survive a fight with one of the nefarious \"Agents\" (essentially, evil machines), but to destroy one as well (a certain Agent Smith (Hugo Weaving), who returns in this sequel from being more than slightly AWOL at the end of the first). His most lasting friend within the rebellion is Morpheus (Laurence Fishburne), the man who introduced Neo to the Matrix and taught him most of what he knows.\nAlso on the same ship as Neo and Morpheus (yes, they've got a spaceship) is Trinity (Carrie-Anne Moss), who is now Neo's lover. Neo's recurring dream of Trinity dying has set alarms off in his head and make it difficult for him to concentrate on much else. When it is revealed that machines similar to those who created the Matrix are digging to reach Zion, the one human city left on Earth, and there's very little time in that Neo and pals can try and save Zion. To do so, they will need to find a man named the Keymaker (Randall Duk Kim) who can lead them to a central building within the Matrix that could be crucial in the war against the machines. Neo must do all this while trying to protect Trinity.\nIn the first \"Matrix\" film, it seemed that the Wachowski brothers were onto something. The world they created was new and mysterious, and each little bit of information that was uncovered (slowly, bit by bit, so as to tickle and intrigue the audience as much as possible), it was a small revelation of sorts. The idea of a computer system that can fabricate all we know was mind-blowing enough to some that people began to wonder if they really were within the Matrix-- I would have loved to see the faces on the Wachowskis as they heard that one.\nHowever, now that the idea Matrix is being explored deeper in this second film, the Wachowskis are coming up short. The Matrix no longer seems like such a brilliant idea after all-- well, within the context of this second movie, anyway-- in fact, all it looks like now is a campy, overcooked, self-important comic book. The (incorrect) assumption is, that since this should be a continuation of the first film, that we are already hooked before the first frame is projected.\nBut we are not, and this is hardly a continuation of the first film at all. \"The Matrix Reloaded\" is different from its predecessor in tone, form, and purpose. All the mystery of the first is gone; what the Wachowskis slowly built up to in \"The Matrix\", they are too impatient to do in a similar effective manner here. Instead of dealing with important plot twists with the time they deserve, poorly written and carelessly delivered dialogue is thrown at us quickly as the film moves on, leaving us scratching our heads. I guess the Wachowskis aren't big fans of clarity; for those of us (like me) who don't speak Matrixspeak, most of the important parts of the film had to be explained after the lights had gone up.\nBut at that point, I had resigned from taking \"The Matrix\" too seriously anymore. After all, how is one supposed to respond to something so goofy in nature? Zion looks like an R-rated version of something from \"The Phantom Menace\", the human \"diplomats\" are a joke, the Agents seemed to have turn into wimps overnight, and the new villains (like \"ghosts\" and evil French stereotypes) are used for comic relief. Where's the danger? The villains in the first film were an unstoppable force, here they're dopes with guns.\nThe one-note acting from almost everyone in the cast didn't pull me in much, either. The handful of competent performances came from Carrie-Anne Moss (who, for me at least, has always been the real star of \"The Matrix\"), plus Monica Bellucci and the late Gloria Foster in parts so tiny it's almost pathetic that they can do so much more in that little amount of time than almost everyone else does in the entire film.\nHowever, one thing is for sure: when they're not pretending to \"act\", the stars of \"The Matrix Reloaded\" are doing some good in pretty amazing action sequences. True, some of the fights are very generic, and one fight scene between Neo and a thousand clones of Agent Smith looked downright fake at its climax. However, the centerpiece of the film is a gripping experience: a fourteen minute car chase, the likes of which is not likely to be topped in the near future. Orchestrated by Yuen Wo Ping, possibly the most brilliant film stunt choreographer of our time, this sequence is almost worth the price of admission alone.\nAnd in all honesty, the complexity of the fighting is about as deep as \"The Matrix Reloaded\" gets. Before I get nasty remarks from Matrix officionados claiming that the film is really about \"Destiny! Reality! Love! Brilliant Philosophy! Blah, Blah, Blah!\", let me state that the Wachowski brothers are hardly original in what they're saying here. Most of the reality-questioning here has been explored in an infinitely richer sense by Richard Linklater only two years ago in \"Waking Life\", not to mention by thousands of philosophers all over the world and all throughout time. As for the destiny bit, I liked it better the first time I saw it, when it was called \"Star Wars\". So if it's a mind fuck you're looking for, there are plenty of other films that do it better, or even better still, one could (ghasp!) read a book. When it all boils down, \"The Matrix\" is really about kicking ass, which it does, albeit unevenly. See it for the brawn, not the brains.\nWRITTEN AND DIRECTED BY LARRY AND ANDY WACHOWSKI\nOracle .... Gloria Foster\nZee .... Nona Gaye\nLock .... Harry Lennix\nLink .... Harold Perrineau\nTwins .... Neil and Adrian Rayment\n\"The Matrix Reloaded\" is rated R for sci-fi violence and some sexuality.\ntake my poll at: The Matrix Reloaded:",
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        "raw_content": "download goh nakamura's ulysses... free!\nAfter four years in the making, Bay Area singer/songwriter Goh Nakamura recently released his second album Ulysses. I've listened to it, and you should too. It's great stuff. Goh's trying to get the word out about the album, and has issued this call to arms:\nUlysses: A Call To Arms\nAfter four years in the making, my second album, Ulysses, has officially launched!\nWhereas Daylight Savings, my first album, was written and recorded in solitude, Ulysses is a reaction to that; a celebration and collaboration with artists and people whom I've had the good fortune to meet through the first album.\nThe call to arms here is helping me cross the toughest threshold; getting my music out to the masses. As an independent musician, this is the bafflingly difficult part, and it's nearly impossible to do alone. For that reason, I'm writing today to ask for your help. After much deliberation, I've decided to release this album as a free download.\nSpecifically, what I'm asking you to do is:\nDownload the album. Listen to it. Tell your friends on Facebook about it. Twitter it. Blog about it. I really believe there's something for everybody on this album. Ultimately, if it moves you, please purchase the limited edition CD - the beautiful packaging/artwork is worth the price alone.\nFrom the bottom of my heart, I thank you for joining me in this exciting, and scary part of the journey. Something tells me it's just the beginning.\ngohnakamura.com/ulysses\np.s. As a companion piece to my album, I've curated a mix of songs from some of my favorite musicians that you'll get with every download. In addition to wishing that the songs on Ulysses find a welcoming home, my hope is that you discover something new along with the new album that you might enjoy equally well.\nDid you read that? Free. The entire album is available as a free download. The idea is, you'll like it so much, you'll be compelled to purchase the full package (which, b the way, is really nice), but more importantly, tell everybody about it.\nWhat's also cool is that Goh is partnering with sixteen of his favorite bands, who are also helping to promote the release. With every download of Ulysses, you'll receive a bonus track from each of these artists, including Odessa Chen, The Invisible Cities, Scrabble, Michelle Amador and more. That's a lot of freaking good music. Get started by downloading Ulysses here.",
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        "raw_content": "Powering Change In The Workplace | 5 Things You Should Know When Working With Millennials\n5 Things You Should Know When Working With Millennials\nPosted 17 November 2016 10:23:46 GMT | By Jessica Tan\nAccording to a study conducted by ManpowerGroup titled Millennials Careers: 2020 Vision (Singapore), Millennials will make up over a third of the global workforce by 2020. While many employers accuse Millennials of job-hopping, they fail to see that times have changed and so have the mentality of employees. In order to resolve the issue, we must first examine the factors that contribute to the trend.\nMillennials thrive in a creative workspace. Learn how to create one by downloading our 'Agile Organizations' whitepaper.\nOne of the things that Millennials prioritized when choosing their job is holidays and time off. The same study reported that Millennials know they\u2019ll work longer than the generations before them, with fourteen per cent of Singaporeans expecting to work until they die. Singaporean Millennials also revealed that they work more than forty hours a week, clocking in a respectable forty eight hours. So is it any wonder that Millennials want more holidays and time off? These much-needed holidays let Millennials have a brief change of scenery, feel refreshed and also improve their productivity.\nRecognition and Acknowledgement\nNothing kills motivation and drive faster than the lack of appreciation and recognition. Providing affirmation, feedback and recognition for their hard work is doubly essential for Millennials if you want to retain them. And with 42% of Millennials wanting feedback every week, annual appraisals may not cut it, and It doesn\u2019t hurt to show your appreciation for their efforts. Words of encouragement or small rewards can go a long way.\nCompanies across the world are restructuring due to the economic downturn, and this has also encouraged Millennials to job-hop in fear of being laid off. Mapping out a clear career path, as well as goals within them, gives them the assurance that they have job security in the company. This also helps them to recognize their role in the organisation and how their work contributes to the success of the company.\nNew Learning Experience, Challenges and Opportunities\nContrary to popular belief, Millennials actually want new opportunities and challenges with their current employers, rather than a new job. Fifty per cent of them voted to stay with their current employers for the next few years or longer \u2013 as long as you\u2019re able to expose them to new learning experiences and opportunities. Millennials crave for new challenges and a versatile environment that encourages change and exploration, so switch up their tasks once in a while to keep them engaged. They also realize the importance of skills development, which is also one of the reasons many Millennials job-hop. Providing new skills to learn and the relevant outlet for them to put these skills to good use will definitely boost your chance of having a loyal employee.\nFlexibility in Work Models\nGone are the days where employees work in silos, separated by partitions and walls. Unless you want them to quit their jobs, Millennials have a different approach when it comes to work models \u2013 they prefer flexible workspaces, work hours and alternative methods. Adding flexible perks like working-from-home, unconfined work spaces, or even doing dress-down days will keep them feel content.\nFlexible working is an important step in creating an agile organisation\nDownload our whitepaper to learn more...",
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        "raw_content": "Impact Assessment Needed\nU.S. FDA and EPA seemed to be quite advanced in nanotech oversight. In Switzerland and Germany, only two of the 32 companies had investigated the effects of absorption of nanoparticles by living organisms.\n\"One reason for this lack of risk assessment is that companies and researchers do not know what they should do. There are no industry standards or government regulations yet\"\nA good news is that The Swiss Environment Office and the Federal Health Office will aim to present proposals by the end of the year to set up a national action plan including proposals for risk assessment and risk management of nanomaterials and examine its compatibility with European Union and Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) guidelines.\nI haver never read the EU and OECD guidelines. I'll try to compare it with the EPA/FDA's and see if we can discuss it here.\nTechnorati Tags : Nanotechnology, Nanomaterials, Impact+Assessment, Environmental, Health",
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        "raw_content": "How to Identify the Best Types of Dog Training for Your Breed: Positive Reinforcement\nIt\u2019s not always easy making decisions for your dogs, particularly if you\u2019re a new dog owner. The best you can do is make an informed decision and there is perhaps no more important decision than how to train your dog.\nThere are many training methods in the world, but only one method consistently yields long term results and empowers both the handler and the dog \u2013 and that is positive reinforcement.\nPositive Reinforcement (aka Treat Training):\nPositive reinforcement training is best defined as ignoring bad behavior and rewarding good behavior. Behaviorists and scientists alike find that this is the best way to train any type of animal as it results in a higher state of learning that is applied over a longer period of time.\nThis training style does not use any type of force or discipline. The results come from a dog\u2019s desire to learn and a healthy bond between dog and owner. This technique relies on hand signals, verbal cues, toys, clickers and treats.\nThis style of training is the best long-term solution to any breed of dog. It\u2019s been proven that dogs of all breeds have the most reliable results and many have demonstrated that using this training style will more closely bond you and your dog.\nTalk to trainers in your area and make an informed decision on training methods for your dog.",
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        "raw_content": "Posted in: Popular posts January 2nd, 2016\nThe only resolutions that work are lifestyle changes, and if you are really ready to do a lifestyle change, you don\u2019t wait for January 1. Which is one of the gazillion reasons why most New Years\u2019 resolutions don\u2019t stick.\nAt New Year\u2019s I used to do summaries of the most popular posts from the year. I didn\u2019t like the posts that came up as most popular, so I started redefining the phrase most popular. Until I was just giving an end-of-year lists of posts I wanted you to read.\nAnd then I realized what was happening is that the posts I chose for everyone to go back and read were tending toward those where I wrote about women and families (they had the most impact online).\nBut I don\u2019t want to be known as a person who writes for women. I\u2019d really rather be known for my posts with good pictures (because I\u2019d like to be known for having a life as charmed and gorgeous as The Pioneer Woman.) or posts with particularly good writing (because someday there will be National Book Awards for bloggers, and I want one.)\nResolutions work best if you pick just one. And the best resolutions are those you can write in a simple way.\nSo for 2016 I\u2019m going to accept who I am: Someone who struggles every day to accept the realities of parenting in the context of a world that celebrates people who give up everything for work.\nI am always trying to figure out how to get credit for being a stay-at-home parent and get credit for being a successful entrepreneur. Probably this means I have to redefine those terms.\nSo don\u2019t know exactly what success looks like. (and, maybe it looks like the picture up top \u2013 my son playing in the window of my banker\u2019s office.) But somehow, last year, I earned six figures coaching people about how to have a successful career.\nI think I did it by being a good sounding board for other people, and the reason I can be that is because you are all together such an amazing sounding board for me. The conversation on this blog about defining career success and stay-at-home parenting, and about all the pile of lies we feed each other\u2014that conversation is more difficult and more stimulating than any I\u2019ve had in my life.\nSo, in the interest of embracing who I am in 2016, here is a list of the posts that made a big impact in 2015. They are all about careers, but also about women and parenting:\nTen bad reasons to get a job\nDo we still have to lean in if Dave Goldberg is dead?\nWhat would life look like if we said no to work-life balance (and a nod to Amazon, of course)\nScience behind high-powered women leaving their job\nMy New Year's resolution: pay attention\nJuilliard! Hooray!\nPosted by Patricia Rossi on January 2, 2016 at 4:16 pm | permalink |\n\u201cbecause I\u2019d like to be known for having a life as charmed and gorgeous as The Pioneer Woman\u201d\nIt seems like people are mainly drawn to her out of envy. Whereas people are drawn to you for your personality, honesty, and interesting views. The former seems boring and shallow to me. I prefer your blog.\nPosted by LisaP on January 2, 2016 at 4:45 pm | permalink |\nreal beats perfection \u2026always :)\nPosted by Jana on January 2, 2016 at 5:11 pm | permalink |\n+1. The Pioneer Woman is a machine. Penelope, you\u2019re just you. So much more compelling.\nDid you know I found The Pioneer Woman glassware at Walmart today? Blew my mind. I can\u2019t imagine Penelope Trunk glassware.\nPosted by Jim Grey on January 2, 2016 at 10:57 pm | permalink |\nUnfortunately, it\u2019s really cheap and crappy.\nPosted by Julie on January 3, 2016 at 7:21 am | permalink |\nPlease, please, never, ever, ever, doubt that you have an impact on people\u2019s lives.\nPosted by Lynn in Florida on January 2, 2016 at 6:03 pm | permalink |\nhttp://aplus.com/a/75-year-harvard-grant-study-happiness\nLean into family & relationships, not work\u2026 The day after you die there will be someone else doing what you do better and more efficiently anyways (this applies to us all)\u2026\nPosted by funkright on January 2, 2016 at 6:15 pm | permalink |\nYes! This is why you are relevant and why I read you.\nPosted by JK on January 2, 2016 at 6:37 pm | permalink |\nI was just about to copy-and-paste this quote, too. Best line in the post. I love it. Not only because it is a definitive (and eloquently crafted) statement, but also because it shows your recognition of personal development. You\u2019re always open, throwing yourself into life, trying to be better or truer or just more honest and kind. And I love that about you. I really truly do. You\u2019re good people.\n<3 Erin\nPosted by Erin on January 2, 2016 at 10:19 pm | permalink |\nmy favorite line ever \u2013 I can so relate.\nPosted by Katie on January 3, 2016 at 11:31 pm | permalink |\nI love this statement, too, Penelope!\nPosted by Emily on January 4, 2016 at 3:46 pm | permalink |\nSo do we! ;-)\nPosted by IT on January 5, 2016 at 2:41 pm | permalink |\nWhile it\u2019s noble to want the distinction of getting writinf awards and being in New Yorker, please don\u2019t lose sight of those who have helped you get to the point you are at. Those single sentence praises from your readers are the most worthy awards you can get.\nHere is to a great 2016 for you and your readers.\nPosted by Michael on January 2, 2016 at 9:55 pm | permalink |\nPenelope, you\u2019ve influenced me. Thank you for it!\nYour writing seems to get better and better, maybe because of that self acceptance and clarity of who you are.\nPosted by Caroline on January 2, 2016 at 11:39 pm | permalink |\nI can totally relate to this. Penelope, I think you\u2019re on the cusp of something that will eventually gain momentum. Your words are too painful for those not practicing your parenting principles right now. As time goes on, more and more power (highly intelligent) couples will fall into attachment parenting and do right by their quirky kids and themselves and unschool and use their abilities to protect their nests rather than to gain acceptance externally. At the same time, we will make our mark on the world. Thank you for helping inspire our family to do so.\nI\u2019m not a huge fan of the Pioneer Woman, but in the mornings when I am anxious about our life I like to get up before everyone else and I envision myself as a true pioneer woman. I think about, if we were pioneers and living in isolation, foraging a new path, is this the way I would envision my family interacting and living? If my kids bounce out of bed in the morning and my husband and I, on balance, love each other\u2019s company and exchange of ideas, and we have enough resources to continue to do so, I feel I have attained success.\nPosted by manda on January 3, 2016 at 8:52 am | permalink |\nManda, I really like your definition of success \u2013 if your kids bounce out of bed in the morning and you and your husband love each other.\nI get nervous that I don\u2019t know if that would make me bounce out of bed in the morning. Because confession: I bounced out of bed this morning so I could read the comments on this post.\nPosted by Penelope Trunk on January 3, 2016 at 9:01 am | permalink |\nI\u2019m learning to appreciate any day I bounce out of bed for any reason.\nPosted by Zellie on January 3, 2016 at 8:57 pm | permalink |\nMost years, I make extensive, detailed goal lists (which I\u2019m usually pretty good at achieving). This time, like you, I\u2019m just trying to accept who I am and to enjoy the life I have. This quote has been in my ears a lot:\nTo be what we are\nAnd to become what we are capable of becoming\nIs the only end of life.\nAlso, something you said months ago, as a simple post title for an INFP workshop:\nYour inner life is your hidden strength\nThose words have become a mantra for me when I\u2019m stuck. So this unschooling INFP sends a big thank you, Penelope. And happy New Year.\nCrying while reading this. Yes, so ENFP of me. Everyday I read Pen\u2019s posts, I realize how much I want to be a mom and a woman that thinks and works like her, (and well, earning 6-figures from home.ha!). You are a breathe of fresh air, Pen.\nPosted by Rachel on January 4, 2016 at 1:25 am | permalink |\nLet me guess, your most popular post was your vicious David Goldberg suicide post where you slandered David, and did your best to tear down his wife, a successful woman. Not sure if the page views were worth it but take this into 2016, you have been black listed by every tech VC.\nPosted by Best of luck in 2016 on January 4, 2016 at 1:31 am | permalink |\nTotally agree, and not just by tech vcs\u2026that was just horrible. I don\u2019t know why this woman thinks she has to rip apart other people to justify/support her own choices.\nPosted by Anya on January 21, 2016 at 10:27 pm | permalink |\nHow is your website still going when you give the worst advice I\u2019ve ever read? Especially some of your potentially dangerous \u2018advive\u2019 about Aspergers. You need your modem disconnected.\nPosted by ohmygodwhatamireading on January 4, 2016 at 5:59 am | permalink |\nI\u2019ve decided to accept who I am as well. It sure as hell helps to have a life partner who is a good balance for my weaknesses, thus, helping me be successful at the things I love.\nAnyway\u2026..about the Pioneer Woman, as one of your other commenters said, she\u2019s a machine. Not only that, seriously, the woman has no personality, none of them do. It infuriates me, to watch them blandly interact. Where\u2019s the personalty? Where\u2019s the spark? Anybody? My son says she talks like a 4th grader.\nNot trying to bash her, really. I know she\u2019s a success and appeals to so many. I think that\u2019s it\u2026to have such widespread appeal, you kind of have to be bland and average in a lot of ways so you don\u2019t piss anybody off with your individuality.\nPosted by Cindy Allen on January 4, 2016 at 7:00 am | permalink |\nAs one who turned down project work this time last year \u2013 even as colleagues were being laid off due to oil and gas prices and as one who at the same time waded into homeschooling for my fresh 5 year old and then couldn\u2019t focus on anything homeschool-like except Penelope\u2019s blog and subsequently enrolled my daughter in Kindergarten this past September, I am often so energized and inspired by these posts to keep struggling to figure it out.\nPosted by Caroline on January 4, 2016 at 9:32 am | permalink |\nI\u2019m reading your blog in Australia Penelope and although some things don\u2019t translate down under, I always find it interesting and insightful, often uncomfortably so. I\u2019ve never commented on a blog before, so take this as a compliment! I\u2019m about to return to work as a lawyer after 14 months at home taking care of our first baby. I\u2019ve loved my time at home with her, much more than I thought I would. I used to be a six day a week-er at work but have relished the slower pace this year, with time to think and be (and even read on the odd occasion!). I don\u2019t really know why I\u2019m returning to work, other than it now seems to be the expected behaviour for professional women. Funny how things change. I worry about being out too long. It seems like it needs to be now or never (or a career change). Keep making grist for the mill Penelope, maybe I\u2019ll make the leap one day. Thank you.\nPosted by Yari on January 4, 2016 at 8:44 pm | permalink |\n\u201cif you are really ready to do a lifestyle change, you don\u2019t wait for January 1.\u201d How true. If you really wanted it, why not start on April 12th or September 14th?\nBut regarding getting credit for being a stay at home mum and entrepreneur\u2026credit from who?\nSome part of society is always going to think you\u2019re a loser for staying at home. Another part of society thinks it\u2019s the best thing you could ever do for your children.\nGive yourself credit for what you choose to do and have a great 2016 and beyond.\nPosted by Ben on January 5, 2016 at 4:06 pm | permalink |\nI also thought about this paragraph \u2013 \u201cI am always trying to figure out how to get credit for being a stay-at-home parent and get credit for being a successful entrepreneur. Probably this means I have to redefine those terms.\u201d\nI think you already know the credit has to come from yourself. And you can get it from practicing self-compassion. It allows you to accept yourself for who you are and become a better person in the process. Be more kind to yourself as a resolution for this year. More details are contained in this article by Amy Morin \u2013 http://www.huffingtonpost.com/amy-morin/kindness_b_8244822.html .\n\u201cSo for 2016 I\u2019m going to accept who I am: Someone who struggles every day to accept the realities of parenting in the context of a world that celebrates people who give up everything for work.\u201d \u2013 this is great man! greetings from poland, love to read you\nPosted by Przemek on January 9, 2016 at 9:03 am | permalink |\nSorry to see that you included that horrid, insensitive, and all-around nasty article you wrote after Dave Goldberg\u2019s death.\nPosted by Hannah on January 21, 2016 at 10:24 pm | permalink |\nloV3 :) +\nPosted by Zeynel K\u0131l\u0131n\u00e7 on January 26, 2016 at 7:33 am | permalink |\nLove this. You are always so honest and straightforward. And I enjoy reading your posts. You keep me inspired.\nPosted by London on January 29, 2016 at 11:23 pm | permalink |\nAccept who I am. This is what I have been doing since the year started. Great advice.\nPosted by UK on March 31, 2016 at 10:16 pm | permalink |\nPosted by Osralmob on June 15, 2016 at 9:24 am | permalink |\nHi Penelope! As you said above , if we are ready to change our lives time is not important we can change in the first day of every monthnot especially in January.\nYou are such an eminent blogger that if one day there will be one I am sure you will get one \u201cNational Book Award\u201d.\nIn today\u2019s world parenting is much more precious than giving everything for damned work.\nFinally I want to say that with your sincere and realistic writing style you are a charming and gorgeous figure among bloggers.\nPosted by ihlas su ar\u0131tma on June 27, 2016 at 4:29 pm | permalink |",
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        "raw_content": "Cool Chromes is a semi-regular feature that looks at some slides that have recently passed through the scanner.\nUnion Pacific; Merlin, California; May 1991\nI started shooting photos seriously in 1979, mostly near my home in New Jersey. In 1982 I took a plane for the first time, traveling to Denver for the National Railway Historical Society convention. In both 1986 and 1988 I did almost identical loops out of Seattle, circling down to the Columbia River, heading up through the Idaho panhandle and visiting the Canadian Rockies. But it wasn't until 1991 that I visited California for the first time, discovering that the Golden State is, indeed, rail photography heaven in many respects. I needed to see it all on that first trip, and I covered the entire state from the Oregon border to San Diego. In the 23 years between 1991 and 2013 I have visited California no fewer than 20 times (mostly thanks to attending Winterail, the big railroad photography exhibition in Stockton, each year since 1998). But that first trip was oh so special.\nWe start out with Union Pacific in the Feather River Canyon. Heading east from Oroville in northern California, the Canyon is the former Western Pacific and features around 70 miles of spectacular scenery, most with good road access. The shot above shows an eastbound train near Merlin, across from a rock formation known as Elephant Butt Butte.\nOf course, any first time California trip has to include Tehachapi Loop (a bit below Bakersfield). The Loop is one of the best places (if not the best place) to watch trains in the U.S. This first trip was one of the few trips I would make to California before the Southern Pacific was absorbed by Union Pacific. In the shot below, an oil tank train has just circled the loop and is about to enter Tunnel 10; it has just passed through Tunnel 9 (seen near the center of the photo) and looped around to the right. There is no place like Tehachapi.\nSouthern Pacific; Tehachapi Loop, Walong, California; May 1991\nNext up we're just above the Bay Area at Benecia as Amtrak's Coast Starlight crosses Carquinez Strait. Interstate 680 is just off to the right, and in the years since a second highway bridge has been added to the left of the railroad bridge. Across the Strait is Martinez, which in 1991 was served by a handful of trains. Today over 30 Amtrak California trains serve the station.\nAmtrak; Benicia, California; May 1991\nI had to check out the short lines, too, while there and a stop was made to see the Amador Central in Amador. Trains were not running, but the railroad's Baldwin diesel was outside the shop. The years have not been kind to this railroad, either -- the Baldwin vanished, and ultimately the entire line was abandoned.\nAmador Central; Amador, California; May 1991\nThe reason I was in California in 1991 was to attend Railfair at the California State Railroad Museum in Sacramento. Guest steam locomotives were brought in, including freshly restored Southern Pacific 4-6-2 No. 2472. A large group of fans were waiting at the north end of the bridge in Benicia (see Amtrak shot above) to shoot the SP classic, and just as the train came into sight along Carquinez Strait it came to a halt for a lengthy servicing stop. We were all frustrated as shadows from the highway bridge moved in and messed up our shot. But after the train crossed the bridge we were able to get ahead of it for a shot before it made yet another servicing stop.\nSouthern Pacific 2472; Benicia, California; May 1991\nWe'll do more of California from 1991 in next week's Cool Chromes.\nLabels: california, cool chromes, southern pacific, union pacific",
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        "raw_content": "March 27, 2014 by michael_lee in Data Science, prediction, Rankings\nAn octopus called Paul was one of the media stars of the 2010 soccer world cup. Paul correctly predicted 11 out of 13 matches, including the final in which Spain defeated the Netherlands. The 2014 world cup is in Brazil and, in an attempt to avoid eating mussels painted with national flags, we made predictions by analyzing data from Ranker\u2019s \u201cWho Will Win The 2014 World Cup?\u201d list.\nRanker lists provide two sources of information, and we used both to make our predictions. One source is the original ranking, and the re-ranks provided by other users. For the world cup list, some users were very thorough, ranking all (or nearly all) of the 32 teams who qualified for the world cup. Other users were more selective, listing just the teams they thought would finish in the top places. An interesting question for data analysis is how much weight should be given to different rankings, depending on how complete they are.\nThe second source of information on Ranker are the thumbs-up and thumbs-down votes other users make in response to the master list of rankings. Often ranker lists have many more votes than they have re-ranks, and so the voting data potentially are very valuable. So, another interesting question for data analysis is how the voting information should be combined with the ranking information.\nA special feature of making world cup predictions is that there is very useful information provided by the structure of the competition itself. The 32 teams have been drawn in 8 brackets with 4 teams each. Within a bracket, every team plays every other team once in initial group play. The top two teams from each bracket then advance to a series of elimination games. This system places strong constraints on possible outcomes, which a good prediction should follow. For example, Although Group B contains Spain, the Netherlands, and Chile \u2014 all strong teams, currently ranked in the top 16 in the world according to FIFA rankings \u2014 only two can progress from group play and finish in the top 16 for the world cup.\nWe developed a model that accounts for all three of these sources of information. It uses the ranking and re-ranking data, the voting data, and the constraints coming from the brackets, to make an overall prediction. The results of this analysis are shown in the figure. The left panel shows the thumbs-up (to the right, lighter) and thumbs-down (to the left, darker) votes for each team. The middle panel summarizes the ranking data, with the area of the circles corresponding to how often each team was ranked in each position. The right hand panel shows the inferred \u201cstrength\u201d of each team on which we based our predicted order.\nOur overall prediction has host-nation Brazil winning. But the distribution of strengths shown in the model inferences panel suggests it is possible Germany, Argentina, or Spain could win. There is little to separate the remainder of the top 16, with any country from the Netherlands to Algeria capable of doing well in the finals. The impact of the drawn brackets on our predictions is clear, with a raft of strong countries \u2014 the England, USA, Uruguay, and Chile \u2014 predicted to miss the finals, because they have been drawn in difficult brackets.\nPage 2 of 4\u00ab Prev1234Next \u00bb",
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        "raw_content": "Georgia\u2019s Creative Economy\nIt is nearly impossible to move about Atlanta, or the majority of the state for that matter, without bumping into some aspect of Georgia\u2019s creative economy. I\u2019m not just talking about the High Museum, or the lesser known Michael C Carlos Museum on Emory\u2019s campus, but everything from film to animation to street art and beyond.\nThis creative industry generates more than $29 billion of annual business revenue according to a 2012 study by South Arts, and it does not appear to be slowing down.\n\u201cFrom cutting-edge street art to community-inspired and public-transport projects, the arts scene in Atlanta is thriving.\u201d\nThe Guardian: \u201cTop 10 galleries, art attractions and events in Atlanta\u201d\n\u201cHome to a number of significant cultural venues, Atlanta is a hotspot for contemporary art of all mediums and a fascinating destination in the heart of Georgia.\u201d\nThe Culture Trip: \u201cAtlanta\u2019s 10 Best Contemporary Art Galleries: Profiling Georgia\u2019s Culture\u201d\n\u201cWhere one might expect to see San Francisco or New York City at the top of this list, Atlanta was a little surprising; but when considering it ranked in the top 15 in all five of our categories, it was certainly deserved.\u201d\nMyLife.com: \u201cThe 10 Best Cities to be an Artist\u201d\nTo make matters better, the USA Today ranked Atlanta\u2019s Castleberry Hill as one of the top 10 city art districts.\nTake a gander at the above links and them come have a look around. If you want to know more about the economic impact of art in Georgia visit the Georgia Council for the Arts website.\nanimatorsartistsatlantacreativeeconomygeorgiamusiciansproducersvideographers\nPrevious PostCollaborationNext PostSan Diego",
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        "raw_content": "Counsel routinely put in settlement letters some type of verbiage such as \u201cThis letter is in the scope and nature of settlement discussions and shall not be used to the prejudice of either party.\u201d Furthermore, during the course of negotiations, whether amongst counsel or in mediation, one party may make a concession in order to obtain a benefit from the other party. Do the new codified Rules of Evidence change that practice?\nRule 2:408 reads as follows:\nCOMPROMISE AND OFFERS TO COMPROMISE\nEvidence of offers and responses concerning settlement or compromise of any claim which is disputed as to liability or amount is inadmissible regarding such issues. However, an express admission of liability, or an admission concerning an independent fact pertinent to a question in issue, is admissible even if made during settlement negotiations. Otherwise admissible evidence is not excludable merely because it was presented in the course of compromise negotiations. Nor is it required that evidence of settlement or compromise negotiations be excluded if the evidence is offered for another purpose, such as proving bias or prejudice of a witness or negating a contention of undue delay.\nIs this a change in Virginia law? Actually, the answer is \u201cNo,\u201d although the Rule may provide an example where the everyday practice of law does not match exactly with the black letter common law.\nThe highlighted section of Rule 2:408 above was stated specifically by the Virginia Supreme Court in the case of Lyle, Siegel, Croshaw, & Beale, P.C. v. Tidewater Capital Corporation. In that legal malpractice case, one of the attorneys for the defendant law firm testified that, after a settlement agreement was reached between the clients, the law firm\u2019s client wanted to discuss settlement of the malpractice claim. During those settlement negotiations, the law firm agreed to \u201cadmit to its negligence malpractice insurance carrier that it had made a mistake and would assert that position to its malpractice carrier. In consideration of that, [the client] agreed that the damages that he suffered would be capped.\u201d\nAt trial, that evidence was admitted, over the law firm\u2019s objection, as an admission of negligence. On appeal, the Virginia Supreme Court noted that:\nGenerally, on public policy grounds, an offer to settle or compromise a disputed claim is inadmissible in evidence. Citations omitted. However, an admission during settlement negotiations of an independent fact pertinent to a question in issue is admissible. Similarly, an express admission of liability made during settlement negotiations is admissible. Citation omitted.\nIn that case, the issue of admissibility revolved around whether the statement \u201cconstituted both an admission of an independent fact pertinent to the question in issue and an express admission of liability.\u201d The Virginia Supreme Court held that the statement was NOT admissible because it was made in \u201can effort to settle the controversy. . . . This was not an express admission of liability or the admission of an independent, pertinent fact.\u201d\nTherefore, in the end, Rule 2:408 codifies existing Virginia common law, and does not change anything. However, this exercise does highlight a possible trap for the unwary. We need to be careful during settlement negotiations and mediations to ensure that offers are qualified as efforts to settle the controversy, so that they cannot be used as admissions of liability or facts.\nFiled under: Construction litigation, HOA litigation, Mediation, Real Estate Litigation by John Tarley\n\u00ab Can HOAs Prohibit Owners From Flying the American Flag?|Community Associations and Holiday Decorations: Trying to Preserve Holiday Cheer \u00bb",
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        "raw_content": "Oof! How to Be A Boring Jackass And Other Non-Sequiturs\nSome observations on comics and narrative art, gleamed from a weekend of studying and reading about both:\nDaily Whip Outs: \"Oops! Wrong Date\"\nSometimes I draw random, disparate images on the same page with no goal in mind. But then, if I'm paying attention, I notice they start to create a narrative all on their own. Not sure what this is exactly, but it seems almost like magic when it happens. I've read somewhere that standup comics will take two random words out of a dictionary and then attempt to put them together in a non-sequitur kind of way. It probably has something to do with the fact that everything in our world is connected.\nOr, I could be fooling myself.\n\"One has fear in front of a goat, in back of a mule, and on every side of a fool!\"\n\u2014E W Howe\nSpeaking of mules and fools, guess who is going to be the grand marshal at the 2017 Bishop Mule Days in May? Hint: some jackass from Kingman.\nYes, the 66 Kid is going to ride a mule at the front of the Bishop Mule Days parade.\nOof! Bam! And Zap!\nEd Ruscha tells why one of the words he chose [to produce in one of his word paintings] was \u201cOof\u201d: \u201c \u2018It had one foot in the world of cartooning,\u2019 he explained, speaking slowly and lingering over a word now and then, as though to savor its quiddity. \u2018You get punched in the stomach, and that\u2019s \u201cOof.\u201d It was so obvious, and so much a part of my growing up in the U.S.A. I felt like it was almost a patriotic word.\u2019 \u201d\nNocturn Colors\n\u201cI have found that if you put silver underneath blue, the blue sits back, like night, or glows like moonlight.\"\nConundrums And Things That Don't Follow\nAnother thing I have learned is that if you start out in one direction on a drawing or painting, and work very fast, at some point, if you reverse directions and try to accomplish the opposite, it creates something really dynamic. For example, one time when I was on a tight deadline at New Times Weekly, I was drawing an Apartheid figure standing in front of a barbwire fence. My plan was to simply fill in the entire figure and make it all black, but as I was quickly trying to do this, I noticed there were some wonderful highlights in the face\u2014unplanned\u2014and I stopped and marveled at how loose and dynamic it was. If I had started out trying to achieve this, it wouldn't have worked.\nHere's another example of the same phenom, also from The New Yorker:\n\u201cWhen I leave the studio at night, I take a photo of the picture I\u2019m working on,\u201d Ofili continued. \u201cThis morning when I woke up, I looked at the photo and thought, I\u2019ll change his shirt.\u201d The barman\u2019s shirt had originally been white, but Ofili had painted it black, to make the figure recede. \u201cIt looked ghastly,\u201d he said. \u201cSo this morning I decided to make the shirt white again, but the black was still wet, and the paint wasn\u2019t going on the way I wanted. I started to blot it with this\u201d\u2014he picked up an old green T-shirt to demonstrate\u2014\u201cand it left this amazing texture. I got lucky. Until that moment it was all panic and despair, because I thought I was going to lose it.\u201d\n\"He was just short of being a con man, but no more than anyone in the art world, or for that matter in the world of finance\u2014which, of course, was his whole point.\"\n\u2014Lawrence Weschler on J.S.G. Boggs, the artist who created money and spent it but never sold it\n\"Art is whatever you can get away with.\"\n\u2014Old Gallery Owner Saying\n\"To be free you need to be willing to sacrifice everything, to be unafraid.\"\nIf you've ever heard or seen Stevie Ray Vaughn play the guitar, you know what she means.\nBBB's Obit Bits: One Sentence at A Time\nHe hated haters, but loved a non-sequitur\nOr, is that a conundrum?\n\"The best way to be boring is to leave nothing out.\"",
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        "raw_content": "I have always dug the Rurales and their association with the Arizona Rangers, fighting crime along the border in the early 1900s.\n\"When The Rurales Rode\"\nI was looking through my Mexico files and re-discovered a little booklet by the artist Bill Leftwich who apparently self-published \"Los Rurales de Porfirio Diaz\" in 2007. The author-illustrator wrote his forward from Fort Davis, Texas in 2004.\nThe small pamphlet has some cool little nuggets of history:\n\"The Guarda Civil horse troopers of Spain served as a model for the Rurales. Hard, disciplined men with unlimited power, keeping a close watch on the people with only the President's interests in mind.\" That would be Porfirio Diaz who ruled Mexico for 30 years and his dictatorial regime led almost directly to the Mexican Revolution. So, the Rurales have a bit of a fascist bent as Porfirio referred to his main man in Sonora as his \"mailed fist.\" This presumes to \"mailed\" as in a suit of armor, but unfortunately, to English speakers, it comes off as he Fed-exed his main man to the sites of contention.\nAccording to Leftwich, \"the first rural constabulary was in the 16th Century and was called 'Santa Hermandad,' or, Holy Brotherhood. This outfit was formed by landowners to eliminate the lawless elements in their areas. Another forerunner of the Rurales was an organization of 1710 called, the 'Acordada.' The purpose of the Acordada was to 'apprehend and jail highwaymen.\" Bill translates \"Acordada\" as \"decision, order, and to resolved by common consent.\"\nLeftwich died in 2009 at age 85. He worked in Mexico in the 1960s and met guys who knew the Rurales and the pamphlet has little nuggets in it, like, during the Presidency of Benito Juarez they were called \"Cuerpo de Caballeria de Defensa Rurales\" or, Body of Horsemen For Rural Defense. They were famous for wearing leather pants and jackets and were often referred to as \"Los Cuerudos,\" the leather guys. Ha. Love that stuff.\nTomorrow, I'll get into their uniforms, which were designed by Porfirio Diaz himself and based on the charro rig. Ay-yi-yi! You are going to dig this.\nHere's another gem from the pamphlet:\n\"God is good, but He is better in Spain than in Mexico.\"",
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        "raw_content": "Digital Component Video\nDigital Component Video Y' Cb'Cr'\nDigital component video uses a modified form of the Y' U' V' color format (analogue format). This format is called Y' Cb'Cr'. The Cb' component is the blue color difference component, similar to the U' component in Y' U' V'. Likewise, Cr' is the red color difference, similar to V'.\nCCIR Standard for digital SD-TV (PAL, NTSC, SECAM)\nCCIR Standard for digital HD-TV (1080i, 1080p, 50Hz, 60Hz)\nThe human eye is less sensitive to chroma differences (color) than luma differences (grey scale). Color information can be reduced without visibly noticing. This can be achieved by reducing the sample rate for the chroma signals compared to the sample rate for the luma signal. The subsampling is defined by a 3-digit ratio, like \"4:2:2\".\ndifferent color sampling methods (16 pixels only)\n4:4:4 / 4:2:2 / 4:1:1 / 4:2:0\nThe terminology: \"4\" is always the first number as a base, corresponding to the luminance part, if the luminance is captured fully (100%).\nIn 4:4:4 digital component video, the Y' component and both chroma components are sampled at the same sample rate. Each sample of luminance corresponds to one Cb sample and one Cr sample (like full RGB bandwidth, RGB and YCbCr and be converted fore and back).\nIn 4:2:2 digital component video, the Y' component is sampled at twice the rate as each of the chroma components Cb' and Cr'. If the basic sample rate is 74.25 MHz, the Y' component is sampled at a rate of 74.25 MHz and the Cb' and Cr' components are sampled at half the rate: 37.125 MHz. In the 4:2:2 sampling per sample we have 50% luma and 50% chroma information (the chrome word is again 50% Cb' and 50% Cr'). If the 4:2:2 signal has a color depth of 16 bits per pixel, it equals the perceptual quality of a 24-bit RGB signal.\nIn the HDTV digital component video the luma and the chroma information is treated separately. For 10-bit digital video, there is a 10-bit luma channel and a 10-bit chroma channel. The chrome samples alternate between a Cb' word and a Cr' word each time.\nIn 4:1:1 digital component video the color resolution is quartered. For two neighboring luminance sample only one chroma sample with 50% Cb and 50% Cr is used.\nIn 4:2:0 digital component video the resolution i quartered too, but the color resolution is halved in both the horizontal and vertical directions.\nIn special formats like 3:1:1, three quarters of the horizontal resolution is captured. 8:4:4 is a format that uses two 4:2:2 scanner that are bonded together for the full chroma recording and a double bandwidth of luminance (high end film scanners).\nMost, if not all, displays or projectors have to rescale a component video signal (like YCbCr 4:2:2) back to a pure RGB signal. This is the reason why RGB images (PC-graphics) are displayed without any problem on any flat display etc. but displaying component video is sometime not fully implemented. It demands a more sophisticated internal scaler. Any display showing interlaced video content must have an internal scaler that is responsible for the internal de-interlacing, that also does the YCbCr-RBG conversion.",
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        "raw_content": "Ric Lander 9 November 2014 Hope as Resistance: 16 Pictures of Dissent to World War One2017-08-16T12:22:43+00:00 *Rights & Democracy*, Comment 3 Comments\nThe last surviving British veteran of the First World War, Harry Patch, died in 2009. With him dies the collective memory of a generation that fought, resisted, endured and dreamed.\nLiving memory is a powerful thing. It can assert itself in ways the dead cannot. Patch himself met Tony Blair. He told him \u201cwar is organised murder\u201d (1).\nNow he sleeps, the experience of his generation are up for grabs: a quote for a statue, an artefact for a museum, a sound-bite for a speech. With their voices gone, our leaders are free to resurrect the same old lie: it is sweet and honourable it is to die for one\u2019s country.\nYet we can all be custodians of their memory and we can all reclaim history. When the Government announced a year of \u201ccelebrations\u201d to mark the start of the First World War, some of us started a radical history project to uncover more about the War to End All Wars. Here is a picture of what we have found so far.\nBritain\u2019s entry to the First World War was opposed by many, including the then Labour Party under Keir Hardie, pictured here speaking in Trafalgar Square, 2 August, the day before Germany declared war on France. Image: Magnoliabox.\nEntry to the war was opposed by campaigners in the Central Powers too. A 1914 Hungarian Social Democratic Party poster calls for the people of Budapest to \u201cmarch against the horrors of war\u201d. Image: \u201cPosters: A Concise History\u201d Thames and Hudson.\nBritain entered the war having learnt total brutality from its imperial adventures. Prior to the new European War the British Army\u2019s most recent experience of large-scale combat was in South Africa, where Field Marshal Kitchener pioneered a scorched earth policy and the use of concentration camps against civilians. Lizzie van Zyl (pictured) died in British custody in the Boer War, aged 7. Image: Wikimedia.\nAfter early advances and retreat the Western Front moved only a few miles between Winter 1914 and Spring 1918. Allied tactics insisted on repeated pushes into German lines totally fortified far beyond the front lines. Advance through such fortifications was near-impossible. Allied Trench maps show the detail of understanding of the futility of these advances. Image: National Library of Scotland.\nGerman use of gas on the war field was frequently used to make the case for continued British sacrifice. Yet chemical weapons were adopted by all sides and allied chemical attacks caused 300,000 causalities. Winston Churchill, First Lord of the Admiralty during the war reflected in 1919 \u201cI am strongly in favour of using poisoned gas against uncivilised tribes. The moral effect should be so good that the loss of life should be reduced to a minimum.\u201d Image: Wikimedia.\nOn the home front white feathers were distributed to shame men who has chosen not enlist. Official poster campaigns asked \u2018what will you answer when your children grow up and say \u201cfather, weren\u2019t you a soldier too?\u201d\u2018. Conscientious objectors, promised some rights as part of the Conscription Act, were persecuted. Image: National Library of Scotland.\nOn Christmas Day 1914 many battle lines went quiet and, in places troops left their positions, climbed into no-man\u2019s land, and shook hands with their opponents. Some played cards, some drank together, some sang together. Near the town of Ypres a football match was held (which German troops won 2-1). To mark the centenary of the match the English Premier League is funding for a new pitch for local clubs in Ypres, Belgium. In subsequent years of the war such meetings were banned. Image: Wikipedia.\nIn 1916 1,200 women from Britain, Germany, Austria-Hungary, Italy, Poland, Belgium and the United States met in the Hague to campaign to stop the war. This photo shows the American delegation. The International Congress of Women plotted an alternative, non-violent form of conflict resolution and demanded mediation and peace. Image: Swarthmore College Peace Collection.\nThe British front line in Dublin. In 1916 British troops were sent in to crush the proclamation of the Republic of Ireland in the Easter Rising. The rebellion was over in five days with 466 killed. Image: Wikimedia.\nUnrest was rife elsewhere at home. Three years after the Easter Rising tanks were sent in to the \u2018Battle of George Square\u2018 in Glasgow when 60,000 rent and wage strikers took to the streets demanding better conditions. Image: Wikimedia.\nOrganised resistance took its toll on both warring sides. As Paul Mason recalls in October 1918 German workers and soldiers organised to bring down their own army, shutting down factories, the navy, and eventually taking Berlin. Organised workers began a German revolution making continued fighting impossible. On 9 November the Kaiser was forced to abdicate ending the First World War. Banner readers \u201cno war\u201d. Image: Libcom.\nWith hope for internationalism President Atat\u00fcrk of Turkey told the families of the Allied dead of Gallipoli \u201cyour sons are now lying in our bosom and are in peace. After having lost their lives on this land they have become our sons as well.\u201d His words are recorded in a memorial at Anzac Parade, Canberra, Australia. Image: Flickr.\nHow many lost their lives? Many more than we care to remember. In 2014 responding to calls for the extension of the Tower of London\u2019s installation of ceramic poppies (marking British fatalities), the Quakers mapped how much of central London would be covered if all the war dead were commemorated in this way. Image: Quakers/Google Maps.\nWas all of this sacrifice made for the liberty of plucky Belgium? A legacy of the First World War was the beginning of 96 years of decline of the British Empire \u2013 but territorially it was a huge victory for the allies. By the end of the war Britain had gained control of modern day Iraq, Kuwait, Jordan, Palestine/Israel, Namibia, Tanzania, Cameroon, Togo, and Papua New Guinea. Images: atlasofbritempire.com\nThe Third Battle of Ypres, also known as the Battle of Passchendaele, was one of the deadliest battles in history. 70% of the dead, 35,000 men, were never found: their bodies sinking into the mud. Image: Wikimedia.\nIn 1919 Paul Nash records the desolation at Ypres with awesome precision in his painting \u201cThe Menin Road\u201d (click to view).\n95 years on the British Prime Minister David Cameron stands in front of Nash\u2019s picture to announce a year of \u201ccelebrations\u201d to mark the start of the first world war.\nNow they are dead the memories of the First World War generation belong to us. Don\u2019t let the Government take them over.\nNo Glory: the Real History of the First World War (pamphlet). Neil Faulkner. Stop the War Coalition, 2014. Available from here.\nTo End All Wars (book). Adam Hochschild. Macmillan, 2011.\nOpposing World War One: Courage and Conscience (pamphlet). Fellowship of Reconciliation, Pax Christi, Peace Pledge Union, Quakers and the Women\u2019s International League for Peace and Freedom, 2013. Free download here.\nNo More War (website), Peace Pledge Union project for 2014-18.\nbritishempire, essay, Europe, photos, war, World War 1\nRic Lander - November 11th, 2014 at 1:15 pm none Comment author #121 on Hope as Resistance: 16 Pictures of Dissent to World War One by Bright Green\nThanks for your comments and corrections David.\nI am quoting the Prime Minister\u2019s use of the word celebration from his IWM speech which you can read here.\nIn the speech he says:\n\u201cOur ambition is a truly national commemoration, worth of this historic centenary. I want a commemoration that captures our national spirit, in every corner of the country, from our schools to our workplaces, to our town halls and local communities. A commemoration that, like the Diamond Jubilee celebrated this year, says something about who we are as a people.\u201d\nI feel the use of the word celebration here, alongside the direct comparison with the Jubilee, which was intended after all to be a big national party, is inappropriate.\nI was also sad to learn that the MP overseeing these commemorations, Andrew Murrison, is debating at Exeter University on Friday in favour of the motion \u201cThis house believes that World War One was a great British victory.\u201d\nDavid Braunholtz - November 10th, 2014 at 10:53 pm none Comment author #120 on Hope as Resistance: 16 Pictures of Dissent to World War One by Bright Green\nI don\u2019t understand why you feel the need to say that political leaders eg Cameron are \u201ccelebrating\u201d WW1 when it is obvious to anyone that they are not. 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        "raw_content": "\u2190 NAASR Membership, the Bulletin, and Access to Religious Studies Resources\nA Merry Muslim Christmas! \u2192\nCalling All Concepts! New NAASR Book Series\nBy K. Merinda Simmons (University of Alabama)\nThere\u2019s a new book series you should know about. I\u2019m very happy to serve as editor of the Concepts in the Study of Religion: Critical Primers\u2014an Equinox Publishing series, published in association with the North American Association for the Study of Religion (NAASR).\nAs the title suggests, volumes in the series will serve as critical primers: primers inasmuch as they will offer brief (c. 50,000 words) introductions to and overviews of the scholarly treatment of a particular concept in the study of religion, and critical inasmuch as they will outline their authors\u2019 own suggestive claims about the stakes present in such scholarly treatments and about where these discussions might go moving forward.\nThe timing of the series corresponds with NAASR members\u2019 considerations of how the frequently invoked but infrequently examined \u201cmethod and theory\u201d pairing can be reconsidered and productively utilized in religious studies (begun with the 2015 NAASR program on \u201cTheory in a Time of Excess\u201d). In fact, two of the volumes already forthcoming\u2014on Comparison and Explanation\u2014stem from presentations in the 2016 program on the methodological approaches many scholars use in the field. Comparison: A Critical Primer, by Aaron Hughes, will kick off the series and is currently in production. In it, Hughes considers what constitutes the act of comparison, who engages in it, how and why. He draws upon his own work on Judaism and Islam to examine the specific conditions that, he argues, make comparison a useful method.\nSuch discussions are significant for the field for several reasons, as they provide nuanced considerations of basic concepts and their histories for students and early-career scholars, and they also offer productive opportunities for self-reflection to advanced scholars who have made long use of the concepts they take up. Most important, perhaps, is that they productively challenge the analytical dichotomy of \u201ctheology v. non-theology\u201d that can otherwise and unfortunately dominate discussions about the kind work scholars do in academic studies of religion.\nOther volumes contracted for the series so far include books on Evil, Gender, and Tradition. As outlined in its description on the Equinox site (linked above), the series is a good prospective home for critical examinations of any mode of analysis, tool, or analytic term itself within the discourse of religious studies. Sometimes, the best contributions to the field come with simple, thoughtful considerations of a particular concept.\nDo consider submitting a proposal! I would be very happy to hear your take on a concept important to the academic study of religion and/or to answer any questions you might have about the series.\nThis entry was posted in Academy, Announcements, Call for papers, Religion and Society, Religion and Theory, Theory and Method and tagged Aaron Hughes, Book Series, Concepts in the Study of Religion Primers, Equinox, K. Merinda Simmons, NAASR, North American Association for the Study of Religion, Religion, religious studies, scholarship. Bookmark the permalink.",
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        "raw_content": "Interesting Research on CCTV \u2013 What No One Ever Told You\nGreat Ideas On How To Select An Ideal Security Camera\nIf you have a property and you feel that it is vulnerable to attacks, you might want to install security surveillance systems. You do not have to experience losses and then regret later.\nThe pain that comes with property losses and related damages can be huge; especially when you had to use almost all that you had to ensure that you actualize the dreams that you had. And more fundamentally, you have a family that look up to you when it comes to safety \u2013 so you would want to see to it that you protect your dear ones.\nOf course, you may feel that installing the security video surveillance systems on your businesses or residential homes might come with huge costs \u2013 but it is worth in the long run. In fact, setting up the security video surveillance systems is more expedient and less expensive than hiring a whole squad of security guards.\nThe security video surveillance systems are available in huge ranges, and it should not be a hard undertaking for you to select one that will fit the needs that you have; that is as long as you understand the attributes that you are looking at on the system.\nYou would want to ensure\tthat you own a video surveillance system that offers an excellent quality recording. It should be able to capture the events and images and relay them clearly. You would want to take into consideration the prices as well; you want to buy them at reasonable rates. Here are converting insights that should come handy when it comes to selecting the video surveillance system that will suit your needs.\nTo start with; you need to examine the reasons that you have for buying a video surveillance system before you are ready to go to the market. Consider the nature of the property that you seek to protect using the security cameras. By so doing, you will have a great opportunity to decide on the number of video surveillance systems that would sufficiently protect.\nIt is also fundamental for you to consider the kind of video surveillance system that will suit the needs that you have before you are ready to make your purchases. If you plan to install on outside your home or property, it is recommended that you go for those that are weather resistant. You also want to purchase one that has a night vision technology.\nThen we have the resolution capabilities of the video surveillance system as well. Majority of the security cameras and types are designed to have varying resolution powers \u2013 and for this reason, you need to determine the resolution that will fit the needs that you have. The video surveillance systems that offer higher resolutions should be your best choices. The mobile video guards are some of the amazing video surveillance systems that you may need.\nWhat I Can Teach You About Cameras",
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        "raw_content": "Home \u00bbFeatured\u00bbBack-to-Back Top-5s Have Brandon Passer Ready for Spring Velocity\nBack-to-Back Top-5s Have Brandon Passer Ready for Spring Velocity\nALCONA, ON \u2013 Having notched an impressive pair of top-5 finishes to open up Sunset Speedway\u2019s NASCAR Super Stock weekly division, blue-chip prospect Brandon Passer is eager to continue his strong start to the season during this weekend\u2019s Spring Velocity.\n\u201cI really don\u2019t think we\u2019ve even scratched the surface of how good we can,\u201d admits the third-generation racer. \u201cWe\u2019re still just taking baby-steps for the most part. Every weekend we\u2019re trying to be better than we were the week before. We want to push ourselves to the next level without overreaching. It\u2019s a process, for sure.\u201d\nPasser rushed to the forefront of the division\u2019s prospect list last season, with a number of spirited efforts that had him flirting with his first career Sunset Speedway victory on more than one occasion.\nNow, the ALCONA, ON racer is eager to utilize the knowledge stockpiled during the 2017 campaign to help him turn the proverbial corner from prospect to contender.\n\u201cThere wasn\u2019t a single Saturday last season that didn\u2019t make us better overall,\u201d says Passer. \u201cEvery lap we turned ended up being beneficial to us in one way or another.\u201d\n\u201cEven if it was just to give us a better understanding of what not to do. Because of all those nights spent learning last year, it\u2019s helped us really hit the ground running in our first two races.\u201d\nThis weekend\u2019s two-day event will mark the debut of the heavily anticipated Great Lakes Concrete Super Stock Series. The six-race Mini-Series will be split between Sunset and Sauble throughout the course of the 2018 season, and is expected to draw some of the top Super Stock talent from across the province.\n\u201cThis field is completely wide-open right now \u2013 it\u2019s anybody\u2019s for the taking,\u201d says Passer of the Super Stock landscape entering the Spring Velocity. \u201cThe Great Lakes Series is on a lot of people\u2019s radars. It\u2019s going to be tough sledding this weekend.\u201d\n\u201cI just have to ask a lot of myself and make the right decisions to put our car in the right position,\u201d adds the up-and-comer. \u201cIf we can do that, the sky\u2019s the limit for us. We can\u2019t bury ourself in the field by making bad choices. If I can leave myself with some options, then I know this team is going to give me a piece that\u2019s good enough to really make some noise.\u201d\n\u2190 Previous Previous post: Billy Schwartzenburg Looking Forward To Having A Consistent 2018 Season\nNext \u2192 Next post: Jake Zevenbergen Gunning For First Career Sunset Speedway Victory this Weekend",
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        "raw_content": "Opening of the Solo Show \u2018The Tactic of Dispassionate Viewing in a Space of Unbridled Perception or How to Fix Teeth\u2019 by a Non-Practising Artist Juozas Laivys\nPress conference: Friday 5 February at 12pm\nOpening: Friday 5 February at 6pm\nThe Contemporary Art Centre in collaboration with Kleopas\u2019 Society is pleased to present a solo show by Juozas Laivys, an artist who reportedly suspended his creative practice last year. The show has an intriguing title: 'The Tactic of Dispassionate Viewing in a Space of Unbridled Perception or How to Fix Teeth'. This is set as a platform to review certain contemporary art contexts which are important in shaping concepts of contemporaneity, authenticity, and cultural value.\nAlthough since 2006 Juozas Laivys settled in a small village of Narvai\u0161iai to lead farmer\u2019s life, he stayed one of the most active Lithuanian artists to have exhibited internationally. This show will be the 95th public presentation of his work, and is the first exhibition to follow his show last year titled 'Farewell to the Public', which was marked by his announcement to cease from making any more artworks over the next fourteen years. Instead, Laivys had opted to live life like the famous post-impressionist painter Paul Gauguin, but as if Gauguin had never become the author of any well-known masterpieces, and had in fact abandoned painting.\nThroughout his work, Laivys continually manipulates established roles and relationships within the contemporary art field. This exhibition is yet another platform to experiment with new posts and positions, creating further links\u2014between authorship and authenticity, art history, new art practices of art and post-production, the institution and curatorship\u2014that are hereby left to unravel before the audience.\nKleopas\u2019 Society was founded in 2012 by Laivys and one of his artworks titled Kleopas. The society, responsible for administrating the archive of Laivys\u2019 works, lent twelve of his pieces towards this exhibition, and also initiated the selection of its curator to be chosen from among several curatorial students. Out of these seven position candidates, the society elected Neringa Krik\u0161\u010di\u016bnait\u0117 who was introduced to the format of Laivys\u2019 show where she could select which title and twelve pieces to be in the exhibition.\nAccording to Laivys, \u2018this is a show which fundamentally rejects the role of the artist as a social agent who actively reorganises the environment, because such way of acting would be too close to a totalitarian point of view. The exhibition operates as a proposal for you to stop thinking in the framework of a grand strategy, and to enjoy the possibility art provides you with of seeing and grasping things in your own way\u2026 And if your curiosity is still somewhat unsatisfied, close your eyes and see things another way; like you would do at the dentist, leaving yourself without the slightest chance of telling how your teeth should be fixed.\u2019",
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        "raw_content": "US indicts 13 Russian nationals for election interference\nUS Special Counsel Robert Mueller on Friday announced the indictments of 13 Russian nationals and three companies for alleged interference with the 2016 election.\nAccording to the unsealed indictment the accused conspired \u2014 from 2014 until today \u2014 to interfere \u201cwith the US political and electoral processes, including the presidential election of 2016.\u201d\nMueller alleges that the group posed as Americans and controlled social media accounts that focused on divisive social and political issues.\nUnder the management of Yevgeny Prigozhin, a close ally of Vladimir Putin, the group reached \u201csignificant numbers\u201d of Americans, according to the indictment.\nThey had a \u201cstrategic goal to sow discord in the US political system\u201d and by mid-2016 were supporting Donald Trump\u2019s campaign and disparaging Hillary Clinton.\nThe group was based in Putin\u2019s home town of Saint Petersburg, but some of the accused traveled to the United States.\nStops included Nevada, California, New Mexico, Colorado, Illinois, Michigan, Louisiana, Texas, Georgia and New York.\nAn unnamed Texas-based American political operative is said to have instructed them to focus on so-called \u201cpurple states\u201d which swing between Republican and Democratic control.\n\u201cHundreds\u201d of people were said to have been involved in the operation, working in shifts and with a budget of millions of dollars.\nThey allegedly targeted social media sites like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Instagram.\nTwo of the firms are said to have Russian government contracts.\nTags: Donald TrumpHillary ClintonRobert MuellerRussiaUSYevgeny Prigozhin",
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        "raw_content": "The Importance of Country and City Settings in Charles Chesnutt's Works; CLA, spring 2010, New York; Deadline: 9/15/09\nSusan Prothro Wright, Clark Atlanta University/Charles W. Chesnutt Association\nsmcfatt@cau.edu\nSession: \"The Importance of Country and City Settings in Charles Chesnutt's Works\"\nWe are seeking panelist for a special session at the CLA Conference 2010, to be held in late March or April in New York, hosted by Brooklyn College/CUNY. Papers should focus on Chesnutt's use of setting in his short stories, tales, and/or novels. Scholars might think about the connection between setting and cultural memory, language and culture in relation to place and space, space and place (of black and/or white/male and/or female) in country and/or city settings, the \"economy\" of place, etc.\nPlease send abstracts of 150 words (please do not send by attachment) to Susan Wright,\nA/V requirements if any",
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        "raw_content": "Bibliography and Textual Studies: The American Civil War (5/12/2011)\nMidwest Modern Language Association Permanent Section on Bibliography and Textual Studies\nmjlavin80@gmail.com\nAs the United States begins observing the 150th anniversary of the American Civil War, the Midwest Modern Language Association's permanent section on Bibliography and Textual Studies welcomes paper proposals for a panel or group of panels on Civil War and war-related topics. The permanent section traditionally explores points of intersection between the literary studies and history of the book disciplines. Proposals for 2011 should merge the permanent section's disciplinary and theoretical focus with the historical frame of the war itself, the build up to the war, abolitionism, emancipation, Reconstruction, veterans of the Civil War, memorializing the war, or another closely related topic.\nThe Society for the History of Authorship, Reading, and Publishing describes the history of the book discipline as work addressing the \"composition, mediation, reception, survival, and transformation of written communication in material forms.\" Papers about Civil War era authorship, printers and printing, bookselling, advertising and dissemination, audiences, visual media, and book technologies are encouraged. African American print culture and other counter-publics as they pertain to the Civil War are of particular interest. Please send 250 word abstracts by May 12, 2011 to Matthew J. Lavin, mjlavin80@gmail.com. The conference will be held in St. Louis, Missouri, November 3-6, 2011. For more information about the Midwest Modern Language Association conference, visit the MMLA website: http://www.luc.edu/mmla/",
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        "raw_content": "Narrative, Race, and Ethnicity in the Americas\nJames J. Donahue, Jennifer Ho, and Shaun Morgan\ndonahujj@potsdam.edu, jho@email.unc.edu, dmorgan@twcnet.edu\nIn her landmark study of race and American literature, Playing in the Dark (1992), Toni Morrison argued that literary history has taken for granted a certain set of assumptions, including the understanding that \"American literature is free of, uninformed, and unshaped by the four-hundred-year-old presence of, first, Africans and then African Americans in the United States\" and that \"this presence [...] had no significant place or consequence in the origin and development of that culture's literature\" (4-5). Morrison's work provides a thoughtful and insightful study of race in American narrative and has inspired a generation of scholars to continue the study of race and ethnicity in American literature. However, much of this work (but certainly not all, as evidenced by Frederick Luis Aldama's recent collection Analyzing World Fiction: New Horizons in Narrative Theory [Texas, 2011]) tends to fall outside the scope of formal narrative studies. And just as Susan Lanser's 1986 ground-breaking article \"Toward a Feminist Narratology\" has inspired scholars to explore the fruitful possibilities of a feminist narrative theory that engages an intersectional approach to issues related (but not limited to) gender, the editors hope to compile a collection of essays that similarly engages the study of race, ethnicity, and narrative in the Americas, a cultural-geo-political area that we conceive of broadly that is not simply bounded by the nation-state of the U.S. Following Aldama's collection, we hope to provide a work that encompasses a diversity of voices, subjects, and approaches to the study of narrative, race, and ethnicity.\nTo that end, we invite proposals for a collection of essays that will examine the intersections of race, ethnicity, and narrative focused on texts produced by authors with cultural ties to the Americas, a region that has seen the widespread sale of African slaves, the decimation of indigenous peoples in the wake of European colonialism, the hybridization of settler-colonials with roots in Spain, and the systematic mistreatment of Asian immigrants, as well as a cultural history that has needed to be ever-mindful of that heritage. It is the belief of the editors that \"the Americas\" share a unified cultural history, particularly with respect to issues of race and ethnic identity, and that narratives produced by artists in many American nations reflect that shared history. As such, the editors would like this volume to include as many diverse voices, backgrounds, and identities as possible.\nWe seek proposals for essays that will address the various ways that the formal study of narrative intersects productively with methodologies of critical race studies, post-colonial theory, and general ethnic studies. In other words, following the example set forth by Lanser, how can issues of identity help us better understand the workings of narrative, and how can a formal study of narrative assist us in the study of narrative forms? We seek essays that engage the diversity of possible theoretical approaches, as well as works that explore a multiplicity of ethnic voices and audiences. We do not wish to define what it means to study narrative, race, and ethnicity in the Americas; rather, we hope to provide a starting point for the variety of directions such a study can take.\nProposals for essays should be between 750 and 1000 words and should clearly articulate their theoretical position and identify the narratives to be analyzed. Completed abstracts are due by March 31, 2013 and can be sent to James J. Donahue (donahujj@potsdam.edu), Jennifer Ho (jho@email.unc.edu), or Shaun Morgan (dmorgan@twcnet.edu). We welcome questions or inquiries about this volume prior to this date, as well. 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        "raw_content": "Resiliency in the face of Troubles - Utilizing the Supernatural with Struggle - Wednesday, June 14th\n, June 14thWhen the day of Pentecost had come, they were all together in one place \u2026. And they were all filled with the Holy Spirit and began to speak with other tongues, as the Spirit was giving them utterance \u2026. And they all continued in amazement and great perplexity, saying to one another, \u201cWhat does this mean?\u201d But others were mocking and saying, \u201cThey are full of sweet wine.\u201d But Peter, taking his stand with the eleven, raised his voice and declared to them: \u201cMen of Judea and all you who live in Jerusalem, let this be known to you and give heed to my words \u2026. This Jesus God raised up again, to which we are all witnesses. Therefore, having been exalted to the right hand of God, and having received from the Father the promise of the Holy Spirit, He has poured forth this which you both see and hear \u2026. Peter said to them, \u201cRepent, and each of you be baptized in the name of Jesus Christ for the forgiveness of your sins; and you will receive the gift of the Holy Spirit. For the promise is for you and your children and for all who are far off, as many as the Lord our God will call to Himself.\u201d Acts 2:1, 4, 12-14, 32-33, 38-39\nTherefore, having been justified by faith, we have peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ, through whom also we have obtained our introduction by faith into this grace in which we stand; and we exult in hope of the glory of God. And not only this, but we also exult in our tribulations, knowing that tribulation brings about perseverance; and perseverance, proven character; and proven character, hope; and hope does not disappoint, because the love of God has been poured out within our hearts through the Holy Spirit who was given to us. Romans 5:1-5\nConsider it all joy, my brethren, when you encounter various trials, knowing that the testing of your faith produces endurance. And let endurance have its perfect result, so that you may be perfect and complete, lacking in nothing \u2026. Blessed is a man who perseveres under trial; for once he has been approved, he will receive the crown of life which the Lord has promised to those who love Him. James 1:2-4, 12\nIn this you greatly rejoice, even though now for a little while, if necessary, you have been distressed by various trials, so that the proof of your faith, being more precious than gold which is perishable, even though tested by fire, may be found to result in praise and glory and honor at the revelation of Jesus Christ. 1 Peter 1:6-7\nThe Peter we see after the resurrection of Christ is very different than the Peter we see beforehand. This is because of the giving of the Holy Spirit to the church after the ascension of Jesus Christ. Ever since the giving of the Holy Spirit to the church in Acts 2, each person who comes to faith in Christ becomes one who is forever indwelled by the Holy Spirit. It is this initial change at conversion that gives us the ability to face the challenge of struggles and to experience the fullness of transformation that struggles are designed to produce as we yield to the power and presence of God in us through the Holy Spirit. To be ones who exult in our tribulations, consider it all joy to encounter trials, and greatly rejoice when distressed by trials can only be the result of the supernatural working of the Holy Spirit. So, the change that God produces is first a change in how we view our struggles and then the changes those struggles produce in us as we let God use them in our lives for our good and His Glory.\nLord, awaken me to the Holy Spirit who lives within the depths of my soul. Help me to grasp what that means and to envision the amazing difference he can make. Keep me from facing any of my troubles without a full awareness of the Spirit\u2019s presence and his power at my disposal. Help me actually to live in the power of the Holy Spirit in the face of troubles. Amen!\nBuy Amoxicillin 500mg Canadian Online Drugs cialis isotretinoin isotret Direct Progesterone Medication Mastercard Pharmacy Amoxicillin Liver Damage",
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        "raw_content": "[soundy button]\nTo get you in the right mood, press the play button above\nWe draw a lot of our inspiration and influences from the movies. It\u2019s usually the ones we saw as kids, that mostly affect us.\nToday marks the 30th anniversary of one of our favorite films \u2013 1985\u2019s \u201cBack To The Future\u201d. It\u2019s not every day, not even every year, that a film becomes such a pop culture phenomenon.\nFrom its imaginative concept, through its amazing storytelling and characters, to its on pitch direction, state of the art visual effects and timeless soundtrack, the film captured the hearts and imagination of us all.\nJust like us, artists from around the world were touched by the moviegoing experience, and over the years created their own art inspired by the film. So to celebrate this day, we decided to collect some of the best \u201cBack To The Future\u201d poster and fan art we found online for you to enjoy!\n88MPH Series by Andy Fairhurst\nhttp://www.andyfairhurstart.com/\nBack To The Future by Antonio Garcia Tom\u00e1s\nhttp://www.doks.es/\nBack To The Future by Laurent Durieux\nhttp://www.laurentdurieux.com/\nBack To The Future by Phantom City Creative\nhttp://phantomcitycreative.com/\nBack to the Future Poster Series by Andy Fairhurst\nBack to the Future Poster Series by Guillaume Morellec\nhttp://guillaumemorellec.tumblr.com/\nBack to the Future by Matt Taylor\nhttp://www.matttaylor.co.uk/\nBack to the Future by Scott Fuller\nhttps://www.behance.net/gooniesnevrdie\nBack to the Future by Tom Whalen\nhttp://strongstuff.net/\nAlternate Poster \u2013 Artist unknown\nWhat\u2019s That Thing He\u2019s On by Ben O\u2019brien\nhttp://bentheillustrator.tumblr.com/\nMovie Parts Poster by Emma Butler\nhttp://www.emma-butler.com/\n\u201cW8AMINIT\u201d by Michael Matsumoto\nhttp://www.michaelmatsumoto.com/\n3-D Hoverboard Diagram by Clark Orr\nhttp://www.clarkorr.com/\nAnd of course, last but definitely not least, let\u2019s not forget the wonderful original poster art for the trilogy by legendary artist \u2013 Drew Struzan! If you\u2019re not familiar with the name, I assure you, you\u2019re familiar with his work. Star Wars, Indiana Jones, Goonies, Blade Runner and many more! Yep, all the poster art for these timeless classics were created by this one dude! Respect!\nAnd as a special bonus, here\u2019s a behind the scenes look at some of the earlier sketches and options for the original poster. Do you think they made the right choice?\nBy the way, this is what the poster looked like in Poland. Just \u201cscreams\u201d blockbuster, doesn\u2019t it?\nWe hope you enjoyed this amazing collection. Visit the artists web-sites and show your support for these talented people. Let us know in the comments section below, which were your favorites, what this movie means to you, or anything else that comes to mind.\nWhoa. This is heavy. We can\u2019t believe it\u2019s been 30 years! Time sure does fly, but watching movies like this will always make you feel like a kid again! Happy 30th anniversary!\n* Music: Back To The Future Main Theme by Alan Silvestri",
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The second claimant (the Konor of Manya Krobo) claimed compensation for the whole area, as being part of the Manya Krobo Stool lands, and as the representative of all subjects of the Stool who were in occupation at the date of acquisition including the first and third claimants. The fifth claimant (Mantse Tetteh Dedu II) based his claim on ownership of the land except for that portion occupied by the fourth claimants. He admitted that the Manya Krobo families were in possession of portions of the land but only as his licensees and tenants.At the hearing, counsel for the first, second and third claimants in view of the identity of their interests informed the court they were agreed, in the event of their claims succeeding, that compensation should be awarded to the Manya Krobo subjects in possession at the date the land was acquired subject to the payment of costs incurred by the second claimant in instituting and prosecuting the claim. [p.81]\nACQUISITION of land, claims for compensation.\n(His lordship stated the respective claims and continued): Section 14 of the Public Lands Ordinance, Cap. 134 reads as follows:\n\"In all cases where any question shall arise respecting the title to any lands to be acquired under this Ordinance the parties in possession of such lands as being the owners thereof at the time of such lands being purchased or taken, shall be deemed to have been lawfully entitled to such lands, unless the contrary be shown to the satisfaction of the Court, and such parties shall be entitled to receive the purchase money or compensation for such lands, but without prejudice to any subsequent proceedings against such parties at the instance of any person having or alleging a better right thereto.\"\nThe section raises a presumption of ownership in favour of persons in possession at the date of the acquisition; and places a burden upon any claimant not in such possession to prove a better title to the satisfaction of the court: Adjin III and Another v. Onano V and Another (14 W.A.C.A 472) and Adjin II v. Obadsen II and Another (14 W.A.C.A. 649).\nThe fifth claimant as pointed out above, admits he was not in physical possession of any portion of the land at the time of the acquisition, and there is not a title of evidence on the record that he was. The onus is therefore upon him to satisfy the court that title to the land was vested in him at the day of the acquisition, and that the persons in physical possession at the time of the acquisition were his tenants and licensees. At a very early stage of the proceedings and on many occasions during the course of the proceedings this onus was forcefully brought to his notice by the court. But all the evidence he tendered in support of his allegation that the Manya Krobos in possession were his tenants and licensees is: firstly, a half-hearted allegation that the third claimant used to give corn and firewood to his, the fifth claimant's family in acknowledgement of his family's ownership of the land; and secondly, evidence [p.82] led by him and his witness that the third claimant and two of his people had obtained permission from him through the Konor of Yilo Krobo, to make a road from their village which is near to the eastern boundary of the land acquired, to join the Accra-Senkyi road, which is some distance away and that upon making the said road the third claimant and his people had reserved for him all trees felled along the course of the road and all stumps of trees dug up, and that he, the fifth claimant, had had the same collected for him by his people.\nThere is nothing whatsoever to support the bare allegation of the fifth claimant that the third claimant used to pay tolls in kind to the fifth claimant or to his family; that suggestion, when put to the third claimant was denied by him in a manner which indicated that the suggestion was fantastic. On the question of the construction of the road, the third claimant denied that he had to obtain the fifth claimant's permission through the Konor of Manya Krobo to construct the said road. Having seen and heard the third claimant and his witness I have no hesitation in accepting the evidence and explanation of the third claimant in this regard and rejecting the evidence of the fifth claimant and of each of his witnesses. The evidence of the fifth claimant on the one hand and that of his two witnesses on the other hand on the question of the alleged permission conflict in material particulars; for example, while the fifth claimant said that he had to give the alleged permission before the third claimant could start the construction of the road, his two witnesses on the other hand said that the third claimant and his people had made the road up to a certain point, and the alleged permission had to be given in respect of the portion from that point to the end, that is, its junction with the Accra-Senkyi Road.\nThere is one other matter relating to the claim of the fifth claimant. There was some controversy as to whether the fifth claimant or the fourth claimant was the lawful representative of the Narko Wornor in these proceedings. The said Narko Wornor is the seventh of eight claimants substituted for Mantse Tei Agbe as the fourth claimant. The evidence shows that whatever relationship exists between the fifth claimant and the said Narko Wornor, the only person whom the Wornor has authorised to represent him in these proceedings is the fourth claimant and not the fifth. However nothing much turns upon this point as no particular area was identified to the court as the area in possession of the said Narko Wornor at the time of the acquisition.\nHaving failed to satisfy me that he has a better title to the land than the claimants who were in possession at the time of the acquisition, the fifth claimant's claim must be dismissed.\nOn the evidence led by the first three claimants on the one hand, and the fourth claimants on the other, it became clear to me that each side was in occupation of a portion of the land at the time of the acquisition. The only problem left for me to solve upon the oral evidence, was the extent of land each occupied. To enable me to solve that problem I inspected the land, accompanied by the parties and had them point out to me on the land the features which mark their boundaries. That [p.83] inspection proved most fruitful. On the spot, a large measure of agreement was reached; for example, the first and third claimants admitted that at the time of the acquisition the fourth claimants were in possession of land including the western portion of the land acquired and south of the area of the first claimant's claim from pillar No. 5 northward to southern boundary of first claimant's portion, about 100 feet north of No. 11; the third and fourth claimants admitted that the first claimant Aposti Ayima was, at the date of the acquisition, in possession of land of which the whole of the area edged yellow on Exhibit \"2A\" is a part; it was agreed by the first, third and fourth claimants that the land north of the area claimed by the first claimant was a portion of land in the occupation of the Asafoatse Kwao Tibo and his people at the time of the acquisition, while the first and fourth claimants admitted that the whole of the land east of that claimed by the first and fourth claimants was occupied by the third claimant and his people.\nThe important point upon which there was no agreement is how far east the land occupied by the fourth claimants extended. When asked by me to show the eastern boundary of the land occupied by the fourth claimants, Kwame Noa Amedjo took the court along a line from a point where a road from the east which passes a few feet north of Pillar No. 28 ends on the southern boundary of first claimant's land, and walked in a straight line through the hedge shown on the plan to a point just a few feet west of Pillar No. 30, on the eastern slopes of the hill. The others laughed. That point is so close to the village and existing farms of the third claimant and his people that it is difficult to imagine that before the acquisition the third claimant and his people farming the eastern slopes of the hill now acquired would not have been occupying it.\nBy customary law if two people own land on opposite slopes of a hill their natural boundary must usually run on the crown of the hill, and not on one or other of the slopes. Applying that principle of customary law, I have come to the conclusion that the eastern boundary of the fourth claimant's land starting from the point on the southern boundary of Apotsi's land, as stated above, would run along the top of the hill in a straight line up to a point, marked Pillar No. 3. Therefore the area in respect of which the fourth claimants the Yilo Krobo families are entitled to compensation is that which I have indicated on the plan No. LD 3351A/18184 attached to this judgment and edged gold.\nSubject to the award in favour of the fourth claimants in respect of the area edged gold the first three claimants, the Konor of Manya Krobo and his subjects are the persons entitled to compensation in respect of the land acquired.\nIt is ordered that compensation be paid to the fourth claimants in respect of the area edged gold; compensation for the remaining portion, including the area edged yellow claimed by Apotsi, be paid to the first and third claimants in terms of the agreement between the first three claimants announced by them to the court for themselves and for all other Manya Krobo families in occupation at the time of acquisition including Asafoatse Kwao Tibo and his people, the other Manya Krobo families whom the Konor represents. [p.84]\nThe fourth claimants will have their costs against the fifth claimant fixed at G20. The first three claimants will have their costs against the fourth claimants fixed at 7 guineas and their costs against the fifth claimant fixed at 50 guineas.\n<P>Judgment for first, second, third and fourth claimants</P> <P>Claim of fifth claimant dism\nNarter-Olaga for first, second and third claimants.Fourth and fifth claimants in person.\n(1) Adjin III and Another v. Onano V and Another 14 W.A.C.A. 472;\n(2) Adjin II v. 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        "raw_content": "Serving as a resource to the community is an important part of the mission of Community College of Philadelphia, where we prepare our students to be informed, concerned citizens and active participants in the cultural life of the city. Our students, faculty and staff help address broad economic, cultural and political concerns in the city and beyond through a variety of community service initiatives. Following is a sampling of community service in action initiatives at the College.\nFocus On Community Service\nSeveral opportunities exist for students to get involved in enhancing their community. The Philadelphia L.E.A.D.S. (Leadership, Education, Achievement, Diversity, Success) program, which accepts students by invite or application, has a Service subcommittee that organizes community projects for program members.\nMany of the College\u2019s student clubs also offer volunteering components. \u201cMore than half of our clubs consistently do service throughout the year,\u201d said Jenavia Weaver, coordinator of Student Life and Leadership.\nStudents get involved in annual events like the Martin Luther King, Jr. Day of Service by donating their time and talents on this day honoring the late Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. While many of us vacation or relax on spring break, members of the College community dedicate their time and energy to an alternative spring break building homes for Habitat for Humanity. Past locations have included Highlands County, Florida; North Charleston and Gaffney, South Carolina; and Battle Creek, Michigan.\nCommunity service is also intrinsic to the College curriculum. One example is the 19130 ZIP Code Project, a service learning project in which Nursing students have provided a wide range of health promotion and disease prevention services to clients in a variety of community agencies.\nThe Wills for Heroes programs provide essential legal documents free of charge to our nation's first responders, including wills, living wills and powers of attorney. Launched at the College during the 2010 Law and Society Week, this annual initiative combines service to the community with service learning opportunities for Community College of Philadelphia students. Students work with legal employers to help clients prepare wills and basic estate documents. Plus, volunteer notaries work alongside students and professional attorneys in this national initiative. The College is the first institution of higher education to expand this event into a service learning project.\nFree Dental Care Brightens Thousands of Smiles\nThe College\u2019s Dental Clinic has been cleaning, examining, and sealing teeth\u2014free of charge\u2014for more than 30 years. What started as a free hygiene and educational service for community members needing dental health care has become an essential part of the city\u2019s health care infrastructure. The 16-chair clinic, funded by the College, also serves as a teaching and training facility for Dental Hygiene students. Students treat approximately 1,000 patients each year, many referred by the city\u2019s District Health Centers. Students who work in the clinic grasp the impact and importance of the clinic in the communities they help serve. This is an important lesson in a society where the cost of health care is ever rising as people are living longer, among other issues. The Dental Clinic is located on the Main Campus at 1700 Spring Garden Street. Hours, by appointment, vary during the week. Call 215-751-8625 for more information.\nReentry Support Project\nThe Reentry Support Project, an initiative of the Fox Rothschild Center for Law and Society, develops and implements College-wide and community strategies for increasing the recruitment and retention of students with criminal histories. Since 2010, the Reentry Support Project has been working behind prison walls and at Community College of Philadelphia to give adults with criminal records access to higher education and multi-level support services that can contribute to community reintegration success. The Reentry Support Project is committed to supporting Philadelphia's efforts to increase public safety, improve community health and reduce recidivism.",
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        "raw_content": "A Special Saturday - a Civil Union and a Wall Street Journal Mention\nThis past Saturday I had the pleasure of attending a civil union ceremony for some very dear friends who have been together for almost 18 years. The two ladies had had a commitment ceremony many years ago, but now, finally, they were able to make it \"legal\" in the State of Illinois. I was happy to be part of such a special day.\nI also had a mention in the Wall Street Journal for an article they ran over the weekend about nightmares in landlording. The article is printed below and can be seen if you click here.\nThe pitch is compelling: Buy a vacant house or apartment building and rent it out to some of the throngs of Americans who have lost their homes to foreclosure. With interest rates near record lows and property values still slumping, getting into the landlord business is cheaper than it has been in years.\nInvestors turned off by paltry bond yields and the mercurial stock market are intrigued. Kimberly Foss, president of Empyrion Wealth Management in Roseville, Calif., says she has seen a surge of clients looking to purchase distressed homes and apartment buildings. Her clients have an average net worth of about $4 million, she says.\nU.S. home prices inched 0.2% higher in August, according to a closely watched index released Tuesday. That prompted one economist to see a \"modest glimmer of hope\" for the downtrodden housing market. Mitra Kalita has details on The News Hub.\n\"Many of my clients are looking to use part of their portfolios to scoop up properties,\" she says. \"They see it as an alternative retirement plan.\"\nBut aspiring property owners need to watch out for a slew of traps. Among them: prolonged vacancies, surprise costs, deadbeat tenants, difficulty refinancing and overestimating the rental potential.\nIt is easy to overlook those risks when the market conditions appear so ripe. Home prices have fallen to 2002 levels nationwide, according to the latest data from the S&P/Case-Shiller index, and financing remains cheap. For the week ending Nov. 10, the average rate on a 30-year fixed-rate loan was 3.99%, not far from the Oct. 6 record low of 3.94%, according to Freddie Mac data going back to 1971.\nRents are improving, too. The average monthly rent for all categories, including apartments and single-family homes, was $846 nationwide in the third quarter, up 2.5% from the same period a year earlier, according to Local Market Monitor, a Cary, N.C., firm that analyzes real-estate trends. That is lower than the long-term average gain of 3.5% a year, but better than the 3% decline in calendar year 2009.\nphoto illustration byJeffery Mangiat\nEven the Obama administration is considering getting involved in the rental markets. Government officials have been soliciting ideas for how to convert some of the foreclosed homes owned by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac into rentals, in order to cut the mortgage giants' losses on those homes.\nAll of this is attracting interest among investors. Brian Davis, who runs ezLandlordForms.com, a website for property investors, says traffic is up 20% this year.\n\"Most people think I'm crazy to buy now,\" says Jason Walker, a marketing director in Washington. But the numbers were too good to pass up, he says. Mr. Walker is closing this week on a town house in Baltimore, for which he paid $275,000. He says he put down 20% of the purchase price, locked in a 4.5% rate on a 30-year fixed mortgage and expects to net $1,000 a month in profit.\nHere is what you need to know before taking the plunge.\nCheaper homes aren't always a good investment. Even if a property is selling for half the price it fetched during the boom, that doesn't mean it will generate enough income to make the deal pay off, says Wayne Copelin, a financial planner in Sugar Land, Texas.\nThe key is to figure out how much rental income the property will generate. A good rule of thumb: Make a deal only if you can collect at least 1.25% of the purchase price each year in rental income, says Jason Reed, a real-estate agent in St. Paul, Minn., who works exclusively with investors.\nDetermining the rental potential can be tricky. Some properties already have been rented out, and the owner can furnish records. Others have no rental history.\nOne way to examine the rental market is to use websites like FinestExpert.com, which tracks occupancy rates and rents across the country.\nIn certain sweet spots, rents are rising even as home prices fall. Take Nashville, Tenn., where rents have jumped 6% over the past 18 months, while home prices have dropped 3%, according to Local Market Monitor. Other markets where that is happening: El Paso, Texas; Houston; Omaha, Neb.; Raleigh, N.C.; Pittsburgh; and Washington.\nMarkets in areas that have been battered by foreclosures, such as Las Vegas and Phoenix, remain unstable. They might have low prices, but they also are suffering from high unemployment. 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        "raw_content": "Engineering Professor Wins Royal Accolade\nhttp://www.uwindsor.ca/dailynews/2017-06-26/engineering-professor-wins-royal-accolade\nThe Royal Swedish Academy of Engineering Sciences has elected UWindsor professor of industrial and manufacturing systems engineering Hoda ElMaraghy to international membership.\nFounded in 1919, the organization is the world\u00b4s oldest academy of engineering sciences, and numbers about 1,000 Swedish and 300 foreign members.\nDr. ElMaraghy is one of only two non-Swedish engineers among 12 new fellows elected this year.\n\u201cThis is a great international recognition of my scientific and engineering contributions and stature in the world,\u201d she said.\nElMaraghy, a trailblazer for women in engineering, holds the rank of Distinguished University Professor. In 1994, she became the first woman to hold the position of dean of engineering at a Canadian university. She is a member of the Order of Ontario, the Canadian Academy of Engineering, the Canadian Society of Mechanical Engineers, and the International Academy for Production Engineering.\nShe also has ties to research in Sweden, serving since 2008 as a scientific advisor to Wingquist Laboratory VINN Excellence Center, at Gothenburg\u2019s University of Chalmers, which awarded her an honorary doctorate in 2013.\nMembers of the Royal Swedish Academy of Engineering Sciences promote the engineering and economic sciences and the advancement of business and industry. The academy aims to influence societal development and policy making through knowledge transfer activities and projects, and recognizes achievements in natural sciences, engineering and economics by distributing awards, scholarships and medals.",
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        "raw_content": "George Grekoff Papers on the Chimariko Language\nCollection number: Grekoff\nFinding aid: Grekoff_finding_aid.pdf\nPrimary contributor: George Grekoff (researcher, donor)\nAdditional contributors: Helen Hunt (consultant), John Kelsey (consultant), Louise George (consultant), Abraham M. Halpern (author), Ronald Beaumont (author), Odelia Hunter (consultant), Julius Moshinsky (author), Grace McKibbin (singer), Hyacinth David (consultant), Effie Kelsey (consultant), Alice Shepherd (researcher), David Olmsted (author), Winifred David (consultant)\nLanguages: Salinan (sln), Tunica (tun), Southeastern Pomo (pom), Kwak'wala (kwk), Tewa, Yana (ynn), Karuk (kyh), Tewa (tew), Kiowa (kio), Pomo, Sechelt (sec), Yuman, Hupa, Southern Paiute, Shasta (sht), Hokan, Piro (pie), Chimariko (cid), Wintu (wnw), Skagit, Taos, Southern Pomo (peq), Biloxi (bll), Diegue\u00f1o (dih), Nuu-chah-nulth (noo)\nExtent: 34.21 linear feet (69 boxes and 1 envelope)\nHistorical information: George Grekoff (1923-1999) was a graduate student in linguistics at the University of California, Berkeley. Although he never completed a dissertation, he held a teaching position in linguistics and Russian at the University of Washington before pursuing a career outside the field of linguistics. However, he remained an avid scholar of Chimariko, and spent much of his spare time organizing the existing documentation of Chimariko.\nScope and content: The Papers document Grekoff's research on Chimariko and other indigenous languages of North America from the late 1950s until his death in 1999. There were no remaining speakers of Chimariko during Grekoff's lifetime, so the bulk of the collection consists of various notes and organizations of data collected by other linguists, especially John Peabody Harrington. This includes several boxes of vocabulary slips, preparatory notes for a grammar of Chimariko, and notes and unpublished articles on various other aspects of Chimariko language and culture. The collection also contains a small quantity of material on other indigenous languages of North America, including Grekoff's original field notes on Southeastern Pomo from 1957 and field notes on Nuu-chah-nulth, Skagit, and Kwak'wala from Grekoff's time at the University of Washington from 1962-1967, portions of which were collected as part of field methods courses taught by Grekoff. Grekoff's consultants were John and Effie Kelsey (SE Pomo), Odelia Hunter, Hyacinth David, and Winifred David (Nuu-chah-nulth), and Louise George (Kwak'wala).\nPreferred citation: George Grekoff. George Grekoff Papers on the Chimariko Language, SCL Grekoff, Survey of California and Other Indian Languages, University of California, Berkeley, http://dx.doi.org/doi:10.7297/X2NC5Z4H\n[Nuu-chah-nulth field notes] (1966 November)\nItem number: Grekoff.002.002\nContributors: Odelia Hunter (consultant), George Grekoff (researcher), Hyacinth David (consultant), Winifred David (consultant)\nLanguage: Nuu-chah-nulth (noo)\nPlace: Tofino, British Columbia, Canada\nDescription: Second of three notebooks containing vocabulary and short sentences from the Clayoquot dialect of Nuu-chah-nulth (Nootka) collected during a field methods class at the University of Washington in 1966-1967.\nCollection: George Grekoff Papers on the Chimariko Language\nPreferred citation: Hyacinth David, Winifred David, George Grekoff, and Odelia Hunter. [Nuu-chah-nulth field notes], Grekoff.002.002, Survey of California and Other Indian Languages, University of California, Berkeley, http://cla.berkeley.edu/item/498",
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        "raw_content": "This book is an attempt to defend the undefendable: the suicide bomber as a figure of thinking, a figure that foregrounds the singularity of each event; and it is this un-understandability\u2014which is part of understanding itself\u2014that the suicide bomber never lets us forget. For, the suicide bomber is the poet par excellence, reminding us of the possibility of an event; not because of the effects of her actions, but due to the gift of her life, and more importantly the unknowability that is her death. And like with poetry, all analysis only makes it worse. In this manner, (s)he remains an unending question for us; a question that even questions itself as a question. And if one maintains the question, one is always already other to everything, other even to one\u2019s self. In this way, the gap between the self and the other is maintained such that this space is never taken hostage. For, the moment this space of negotiation is gone, we are in the realm of terror.\nJeremy Fernando's The Suicide-Bomber; and her gift of death calls for the ability to respond to intentional death. It is a brilliant study about the blank spot within the becoming of teleology, and the game of 'finitude'.\" --Hubertus von Amelunxen",
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        "raw_content": "Comparison with other cases\n1998. [\u2026] [T]he Appeals Chamber notes that, although sentences received by subordinates may be a factor to be considered when determining the sentence of a commander,[1] this should not derogate from the Trial Chamber\u2019s primary responsibility concerning sentencing \u2013 that is, tailoring the penalties to fit the individual circumstances of the accused.[2] [\u2026]\n[1] See Strugar Appeal Judgement, paras 350-351.\n[2] [ainovi\u0107 et al. Appeal Judgement, para. 1837; Mrk\u0161i\u0107 and [ljivan\u010danin Appeal Judgement, para. 415; D. Nikoli\u0107 Judgement on Sentencing Appeal, paras 45-46.\nAt para. 24, the Appeals Chamber recalled its finding in the Jankovi\u0107 case:\nNothing in Rule 11bis of the Rules indicates that [a] Referral Bench is obliged to consider the gravity of the crimes charged and the level of responsibility of accused in other cases in order to make its referral decision. Although the Referral Bench may be guided by a comparison with an indictment in another case, it does not commit an error of law if it bases its decision on referral merely on the individual circumstances of the case before it.[1]\n[1] Prosecutor v. Gojko Jankovi\u0107, Case No.: IT-96-23/2-AR11bis.2, Decision on Rule 11bis Referral, 15 November 2005, (\u201cJankovi\u0107 Rule 11bis Appeal Decision\u201d), para. 26.\nJudgement on Sentencing Appeal - 08.03.2006 NIKOLI\u0106 Momir\nThe Tribunal\u2019s case-law indicates that although a previous decision on sentence may provide guidance if the case at hand relates to the same offence and was committed in similar circumstances, the guidance is only limited because of the overriding obligation to individualise the guilt (see Momir Nikoli\u0107 Judgement on Sentencing Appeal, para. 38). So far, the Appeals Chamber has never engaged in an actual comparison but has simply highlighted the major differences (see, e.g., Kvo\u010dka Appeal Judgement, para. 696). In the present case, however, the similarities to the Obrenovi\u0107 case are striking (both cases are related to the crimes committed after the fall of the Srebrenica enclave, and both accused pleaded guilty to the crime of persecutions). Therefore, the Appeals Chamber scrutinised in detail the differences with respect to the number and type of crimes, the level of participation, as well as the aggravating and mitigating circumstances (paras 42-46). It held that the difference between the sentence of Momir Nikoli\u0107 and Obrenovi\u0107 is justified (para. 47).\nMomir Nikoli\u0107 also compared his sentence to that of Vidoje Blagojevi\u0107. As the latter case is on appeal, the Appeals Chamber decided that a comparison of sentences is not possible (para. 51).\nSee also Dragan Nikoli\u0107 Judgement on Sentencing Appeal, para. 19.\n348. The Appeals Chamber has held that sentences of like individuals in like cases should be comparable.[1]While similar cases do not provide a legally binding tariff of sentences, they can be of assistance in sentencing if they involve the commission of the same offences in substantially similar circumstances.[2] The relevance of previous sentences is however often limited as a number of elements, relating, inter alia, to the number, type and gravity of the crimes committed, the personal circumstances of the convicted person and the presence of mitigating and aggravating circumstances, dictate different results in different cases such that it is frequently impossible to transpose the sentence in one case mutatis mutandis to another.[3] This follows from the principle that the determination of the sentence involves the individualisation of the sentence so as to appropriately reflect the particular facts of the case and the circumstances of the convicted person.[4]\n349. As a result, previous sentencing practice is but one factor among a host of others which must be taken into account when determining the sentence. Nonetheless, as held by the Appeals Chamber in Jelisi\u0107, a disparity between an impugned sentence and another sentence rendered in a like case can constitute an error if the former is out of reasonable proportion with the latter. This disparity is not in itself erroneous, but rather gives rise to an inference that the Trial Chamber must have failed to exercise its discretion properly in applying the law on sentencing:\nThe Appeals Chamber agrees that a sentence should not be capricious or excessive, and that, in principle, it may be thought to be capricious or excessive if it is out of reasonable proportion with a line of sentences passed in similar circumstances for the same offences. Where there is such disparity, the Appeals Chamber may infer that there was disregard of the standard criteria by which sentence should be assessed, as prescribed by the Statute and set out in the Rules. But it is difficult and unhelpful to lay down a hard and fast rule on the point; there are a number of variable factors to be considered in each case.[6]\n[2] Furund\u017eija Appeal Judgement, para. 250. See also \u010celebi\u0107i Appeal Judgement, paras 721, 756-757; Jelisi\u0107 Appeal Judgement, paras 96, 101; Kvo\u010dka et al. Appeal Judgement, para. 681.\n[3] Kvo\u010dka et al. Appeal Judgement, para. 681. See also \u010celebi\u0107i Appeal Judgement, paras 719, 721; Furund\u2018ija Appeal Judgement, para. 250; Limaj et al. Appeal Judgement, para. 135, Blagojevi\u0107 and Joki\u0107 Appeal Judgement, para. 333, Momir Nikoli\u0107 Judgement on Sentencing Appeal, para. 38, Musema Appeal Judgement, para. 387.\n[4] \u010celebi\u0107i Appeal Judgement, paras 717, 821; Dragan Nikoli\u0107 Judgement on Sentencing Appeal, para. 19; Babi\u0107 Judgement on Sentencing Appeal, para. 32; Naletili\u0107 and Martinovi\u0107 Appeal Judgement, para. 615; Simi\u0107 Appeal\nJudgement, para. 238; Bralo Judgement on Sentencing Appeal, para. 33; Jelisi\u0107 Appeal Judgement, para. 101.\n186. The Appeals Chamber recalls that each case is examined on its own facts. Furthermore, \u201c[j]ust as there is no category of cases within the jurisdiction of the Tribunal where the imposition of life imprisonment is per se barred, there is also no category of cases where it is per se mandated.\u201d The Appeals Chamber notes that, in deciding Munyakazi\u2019s sentence, the Trial Chamber correctly sought guidance from comparable cases which did not result in life sentences. The Prosecution has not demonstrated that the Trial Chamber committed a discernible error in doing so.\n[1] Rukundo Appeal Judgement, para. 260.\n[3] Trial Judgement, para. 517, citing Simba Appeal Judgement, paras. 279-288, Semanza Appeal Judgement, paras. 388, 389, Kayishema and Ruzindana Appeal Judgement, paras. 191, 194, 352.\nIn considering whether the Trial Chamber should have given more weight to the sentence imposed on an accused who pleaded guilty to his involvement in the same criminal scheme, the Appeals Chamber held:\n57. [\u2026] [W]hile sentences of like individuals in like cases should indeed be comparable,[1] trial chambers have broad discretion in determining the appropriate sentence on account of their obligation to tailor the penalties to fit the individual circumstances of the convicted person and to reflect the gravity of the crimes.[2] Comparison between cases is thus generally of limited assistance.[3]\n[1] Milo\u0161evi\u0107 Appeal Judgement, para. 326, quoting Strugar Appeal Judgement, para. 348; Kvo\u0107ka et al. Appeal Judgement, para. 681.\n[2] Ntabakuze Appeal Judgement, paras 264, 298.\n[3] Milo\u0161evi\u0107 Appeal Judgement, para. 326.\n96. [\u2026] The Appeals Chamber agrees that a sentence should not be capricious or excessive, and that, in principle, it may be thought to be capricious or excessive if it is out of reasonable proportion with a line of sentences passed in similar circumstances for the same offences. Where there is such disparity, the Appeals Chamber may infer that there was disregard of the standard criteria by which sentence should be assessed, as prescribed by the Statute and set out in the Rules. But it is difficult and unhelpful to lay down a hard and fast rule on the point; there are a number of variable factors to be considered in each case.\n101. [T]he Appeals Chamber considers that the sentence imposed by the Trial Chamber must be individualised and it is generally not useful to compare one case to another unless the cases relate to the same offence committed in substantially similar circumstances. [\u2026]\n362. [\u2026] [A] review of the ICTR\u2019s case law finds that those who, like the Appellant, have been convicted of genocide as a principal perpetrator have frequently been sentenced to life imprisonment.[1] In any case, the Trial Chamber is not bound by previous sentencing practices. [\u2026]\n[1] These include a number of persons whose life sentences for genocide have been affirmed by the Appeals Chamber (Jean-Paul Akayesu, Jean Kambanda, Cl\u00e9ment Kayishema, Alfred Musema, Eliezer Niyitegeka, Georges Rutaganda) and others whose appeals have not yet been decided (Mikaeli Muhimana, Ferdinand Nahimana, Emanuel Ndindabahizi, Hassan Ngeze). In other cases, Chambers have found that the convicted person\u2019s conduct merited a sentence of life imprisonment, but that the sentence should be reduced on the basis of violations of his rights (Juv\u00e9nal Kajelijeli and Jean-Bosco Barayagwiza; Barayagwiza\u2019s appeal is pending). The Appeals Chamber of course expresses no view on cases presently under appeal.\n394. In relation to the submission that the sentences imposed by the Trial Chamber are disproportionate to those imposed in other cases before the International Tribunals and do not reflect the gravity of the crimes, the Appeals Chamber recalls that, as a general principle, comparison to other cases in support of a move to have the sentence increased may indeed provide guidance if it relates to the same offence, in particular if the crimes were committed in substantially similar circumstances. However, such comparison may be of limited value given that each case has its own particular circumstances and that the aggravating and mitigating factors may dictate different results.[1] Ultimately, the decision as to the length of sentence is a discretionary one, turning on the circumstances of the case.[2]\n[1] \u010celibi\u0107i Appeal Judgement, para 717.\n32. As previously noted in the Dragan Nikoli\u0107 case, the precedential effect of previous sentences rendered by the International Tribunal and the ICTR is not only \u201cvery limited\u201d[1] but \u201calso not necessarily a proper avenue to challenge a Trial Chamber\u2019s finding in exercising its discretion to impose a sentence\u201d.[2] The reasons for this are clearly set out in the case law of the International Tribunal: (1) such comparison can only be undertaken where the offences are the same and committed in substantially similar circumstances;[3] and (2) a Trial Chamber has an overriding obligation to tailor a penalty to fit the individual circumstances of the accused and the gravity of the crime.[4]\n33. In the Jelisi\u0107 case, in addressing the appellant\u2019s arguments to the effect that he was given a sentence in excess of those rendered in other cases, the Appeals Chamber held the following:\nThe Appeals Chamber agrees that a sentence should not be capricious or excessive, and that, in principle, it may be thought to be capricious or excessive if it is out of reasonable proportion with a line of sentences passed in similar circumstances for the same offences. Where there is such disparity, the Appeals Chamber may infer that there was disregard of the standard criteria by which sentence should be assessed, as prescribed by the Statute and set out in the Rules.[5]\nIn the present case, the Appellant is not alleging that his case falls within a pattern or a line of sentences passed in similar circumstances for the same offences. He only refers to one case which in his view bears some similarities with his own. The finding of the Appeals Chamber in Jelisi\u0107 was concerned with a comparison with a \u201cline of sentences\u201d and not with a comparison with one single case. Furthermore, the Appeals Chamber emphasises that, as a general principle, comparisons with other cases as an attempt to persuade the Appeals Chamber to either increase or reduce the sentence are of limited assistance: the differences are often more significant than the similarities and the mitigating and aggravating factors dictate different results.[6] In this case, even assuming that the two cases were so similar as to be meaningfully comparable, the Appellant\u2019s sentence is not so out of reasonable proportion with Plav\u0161i\u0107\u2019s sentence so as to suggest capriciousness or excessiveness. The Appeals Chamber will therefore not engage in a comparison between these two cases. In light of the foregoing, this part of the Appellant's second ground of appeal is dismissed.\n[1] Dragan Nikoli\u0107 Judgement on Sentencing Appeal, para. 19 quoting \u010celebi\u0107i Appeal Judgement, para. 821.\n[6] \u010celebi\u0107i Appeal Judgement, para. 719. Dragan Nikoli\u0107 Judgement on Sentencing Appeal, para. 15.\n333. The Appeals Chamber has noted that the precedential effect of sentences rendered by the International Tribunal is very limited because: (1) comparisons between sentences can only be undertaken where the offences are the same and committed in substantially similar circumstances; and (2) each Trial Chamber has an overriding obligation to tailor a penalty to fit the individual circumstances of the accused and the gravity of the crime.[1] See paras 334-335 for the specific comparison criteria used in this case.\n[1] See Babi\u0107 Sentencing Appeal Judgement, para. 32 (internal citations omitted); \u010celebi\u0107i Appeal Judgement, paras. 717, 720, 821.\n721. [W]hile the Appeals Chamber does not discount the assistance that may be drawn from previous decisions rendered, it also concludes that this may be limited. On the other hand, it reiterates that, in determination of sentence, \u201cdue regard must be given to the relevant provisions in the Statute and the Rules which govern sentencing, as well as the relevant jurisprudence of this Tribunal and the ICTR, and of course to the circumstances of each case.\u201d[1]\n756. Public confidence in the integrity of the administration of criminal justice (whether international or domestic) is a matter of abiding importance to the survival of the institutions which are responsible for that administration. One of the fundamental elements in any rational and fair system of criminal justice is consistency in punishment. This is an important reflection of the notion of equal justice. The experience of many domestic jurisdictions over the years has been that such public confidence may be eroded if these institutions give an appearance of injustice by permitting substantial inconsistencies in the punishment of different offenders, where the circumstances of the different offences and of the offenders being punished are sufficiently similar that the punishments imposed would, in justice, be expected to be also generally similar.\n757. This is not to suggest that a Trial Chamber is bound to impose the same sentence in the one case as that imposed in another case simply because the circumstances between the two cases are similar. As the number of sentences imposed by the Tribunal increase, there will eventually appear a range or pattern of sentences imposed in relation to persons where their circumstances and the circumstances of their offences are generally similar. When such a range or pattern has appeared, a Trial Chamber would be obliged to consider that range or pattern of sentences, without being bound by it, in order only to ensure that the sentence it imposes does not produce an unjustified disparity which may erode public confidence in the integrity of the Tribunal\u2019s administration of criminal justice.\n758. At the present time, there does not exist such a range or pattern of sentences imposed by the Tribunal. The offences which the Tribunal tries are of such a nature that there is little assistance to be gained from sentencing patterns in relation to often fundamentally different offences in domestic jurisdictions, beyond that which the Tribunal gains from the courts of the former Yugoslavia in accordance with Article 24 of the Tribunal\u2019s Statute. At the present time, therefore, in order to avoid any unjustified disparity, it is possible for the Tribunal to have regard only to those sentences which have been imposed by it in generally similar circumstances as to both the offences and the offenders. It nevertheless must do so with considerable caution. As the Appeals Chamber discusses further below[2] comparisons with sentences imposed in other cases will be of little assistance unless the circumstances of the cases are substantially similar. However, in cases involving similar factual circumstances and similar convictions, particularly where the sentences imposed in those other cases have been the subject of consideration in the Appeals Chamber, there should be no substantial disparity in sentence unless justified by the circumstances of particular accused.\n[1] Furund\u2018jia Appeal Judgement, para 237.\n[2] Infra, at para 798.\nComparison with other cases |\n298. The Appeals Chamber recalls that while sentences of like individuals in like cases should indeed be comparable,[1] Trial Chambers have broad discretion in determining the appropriate sentence on account of their obligation to tailor the penalties to fit the individual circumstances of the convicted person and to reflect the gravity of the crimes.[2] Comparison between cases is thus generally of limited assistance.[3] Any given case may contain a multitude of variables, ranging from the number and type of crimes committed to the personal circumstances of the individual,[4] and often the differences are more significant than the similarities, and the mitigating and aggravating factors dictate different results for every individual.[5] In the same vein, the Appeals Chamber considers that materially different criminal behaviour of different convicted persons may, by measure of its specific gravity, warrant a coincidentally similar punishment.\n299. The Appeals Chamber acknowledges that Bagosora and Nsengiyumva were convicted by the Trial Chamber pursuant to Article 6(1) of the Statute.[6] However, it considers that, in the circumstances of this case, superior responsibility under Article 6(3) of the Statute is not to be seen as less grave than criminal responsibility under Article 6(1) of the Statute.[7] It also observes that Ntabakuze was convicted on counts of genocide, crimes against humanity, and serious violations of Article 3 common to the Geneva Conventions and of Additional Protocol II for events where a substantial number of Tutsi refugees were brutally slaughtered. As to Ntabakuze\u2019s degree of participation in the crimes, it is worth noting that the Trial Chamber found that the massacres for which Ntabakuze was held accountable were \u201corganised military operations which, in such a disciplined and elite unit, only would have occurred following Ntabakuze\u2019s orders or with his authorisation\u201d.[8] Further, the Appeals Chamber notes that the Trial Chamber emphasised the gravity of the Nyanza massacre \u2013 an incident for which Bagosora and Nsengiyumva were not convicted \u2013 as \u201cone of the most notorious early massacres of the genocide\u201d.[9]\n300. In these circumstances, the Appeals Chamber, mindful of the difference in the number and nature of convictions between Ntabakuze on the one hand, and Bagosora and Nsengiyumva on the other hand, finds that Ntabakuze does not demonstrate that the sentence imposed on him by the Trial Chamber was out of reasonable proportion with those it imposed on Bagosora and Nsengiyumva.[10] Ntabakuze\u2019s argument in this respect is therefore rejected.\n[1] Milo\u0161evi\u0107 Appeal Judgement, para. 326, citing Strugar Appeal Judgement, para. 348; Kvo\u010dka et al. Appeal Judgement, para. 681.\n[3] See, e.g., Muvunyi Appeal Judgement of 1 April 2011, para. 72; Rukundo Appeal Judgement, para. 263; Milo\u0161evi\u0107 Appeal Judgement, para. 326; Nahimana et al. Appeal Judgement, paras. 1046, 1066; Muhimana Appeal Judgement, para. 232.\n[4] Simba Appeal Judgement, para. 336; Strugar Appeal Judgement, para. 348.\n[5] See, e.g., Milo\u0161evi\u0107 Appeal Judgement, para. 326; Nahimana et al. Appeal Judgement, para. 1046, citing \u010celebi\u0107i Appeal Judgement, para. 719.\n[6] The Appeals Chamber notes that these convictions were overturned on appeal. See Bagosora and Nsengiyumva Appeal Judgement, para. 742.\n[7] Cf. Bagosora and Nsengiyumva Appeal Judgement, para. 740.\n[8] Trial Judgement, para. 2268. See also ibid., paras. 2062, 2065, 2067.\n[10] The Appeals Chamber notes that the life sentences imposed on Bagosora and Nsengiyumva by the Trial Chamber were set aside on appeal as a result of the reversal of a number of their convictions. Bagosora and Nsengiyumva were sentenced on appeal to 35 and 15 years of imprisonment, respectively. See Bagosora and Nsengiyumva Appeal Judgement, para. 742.\n326. Regarding the comparison with the sentence imposed on Gali\u0107 on appeal, the Appeals Chamber recalls that \u201csentences of like individuals in like cases should be comparable\u201d.[1] However, similar cases do not provide \u201ca legally binding tariff of sentences\u201d.[2] While the Appeals Chamber does not discount the assistance that may be drawn from previous decisions, such assistance is often limited, as each case contains a multitude of variables.[3] Differences between cases are often more significant than similarities and different mitigating and aggravating circumstances might dictate different results.[4]\n[1] Strugar Appeal Judgement, para. 348, referring to Kvo\u010dka et al. Appeal Judgement, para. 681.\n[2] Strugar Appeal Judgement, para. 348, referring to Jelisi\u0107 Appeal Judgement, para. 96; D. Nikoli\u0107 Judgement on Sentencing Appeal, para. 16.\n[3] Strugar Appeal Judgement, para. 348: \u201ca number of elements, relating, inter alia, to the number, type and gravity of the crimes committed, the personal circumstances of the convicted person and the presence of mitigating and aggravating circumstances, dictate different results in different cases such that it is frequently impossible to transpose the sentence in one case mutatis mutandis to another\u201d. See also, e.g., Blagojevi\u0107 and Joki\u0107 Appeal Judgement, para. 333; Staki\u0107 Appeal Judgement, para. 381; Kvo\u010dka et al. Appeal Judgement, para. 681; \u010celebi\u0107i Appeal Judgement, para. 721; Nahimana et al. Appeal Judgement, para. 1046.\n[4] See, e.g., Limaj et al. Appeal Judgement, para. 135, citing D. Nikoli\u0107 Judgement on Sentencing Appeal, para. 19.\nAt paras 13 to 18, the Appeals Chamber recalled its previous case-law that there is no sentencing scale at the ICTY. It then stated:\n19. The guidance that may be provided by previous sentences rendered by the International Tribunal and the ICTR is not only \u201cvery limited\u201d[1] but is also not necessarily a proper avenue to challenge a Trial Chamber\u2019s finding in exercising its discretion to impose a sentence. The reason for this is twofold. First, whereas such comparison with previous cases may only be undertaken where the offences are the same and were committed in substantially similar circumstances,[2] when differences are more significant than similarities or mitigating and aggravating factors differ, different sentencing might be justified. Second, Trial Chambers have an overriding obligation to tailor a penalty to fit the individual circumstances of the accused and the gravity of the crime,[3] with due regard to the entirety of the case, as the triers of fact. The Appeals Chamber recalls that it does not operate as a second Trial Chamber conducting a trial de novo,[4] and that it will not revise a sentence unless the Appellant demonstrates that the Trial Chamber has committed a \u201cdiscernible error\u201d in exercising its discretion.[5]\nSee also Limaj Appeal Judgement, para. 135.\n[4] Furund\u017eija Appeal Judgement, para. 40; \u010celebi\u0107i Appeal Judgement, para. 203.\n[5] Tadi\u0107 Judgement in Sentencing Appeals, para. 22. See also Blaski\u0107 Appeal Jugdement, para. 680. See supra para. 9.\n681. Sentences of like individuals in like cases should be comparable and, in this regard, the Appeals Chamber \u201cdoes not discount the assistance that may be drawn from previous decisions rendered\u201d.[1] Indeed, the Appeals Chamber has observed that a sentence may be considered \u201ccapricious or excessive if it is out of reasonable proportion with a line of sentences passed in similar circumstances for the same offences\u201d.[2] The underlying question is whether the particular offences, the circumstances in which they were committed, and the individuals concerned can truly be considered \u201clike\u201d. Any given case contains a multitude of variables, ranging from the number and type of crimes committed to the personal circumstances of the individual. Often, too many variables exist to be able to transpose the sentence in one case mutatis mutandis to another. Hence the Appeals Chamber has previously stated that:\nWhile it does not disagree with a contention that it is to be expected that two accused convicted of similar crimes in similar circumstances should not in practice receive very different sentences, often the differences are more significant that the similarities, and the mitigating and aggravating factors dictate different results.[3]\nThus, while comparison with other sentences may be of assistance, such assistance is often limited.[4] For these reasons, previous sentences imposed by the Tribunal and the ICTR are but one factor to be taken into account when determining the sentence.[5]\n[3] \u010celebi\u0107i Appeal Judgement, para. 719. See also Furund\u2018ija Appeal Judgement, para. 250.\n135. The Appeals Chamber recalls its findings in Dragan Nikoli\u0107 on the question of guidance that may be provided by previous sentences rendered before the International Tribunal:\nThe guidance that may be provided by previous sentences rendered by the International Tribunal and the ICTR is not only \u201cvery limited\u201d but is also not necessarily a proper avenue to challenge a Trial Chamber\u2019s finding in exercising its discretion to impose a sentence. The reason for this is twofold. First, whereas such comparison with previous cases may only be undertaken where the offences are the same and were committed in substantially similar circumstances, when differences are more significant than similarities or mitigating and aggravating factors differ, different sentencing might be justified. Second, Trial Chambers have an overriding obligation to tailor a penalty to fit the individual circumstances of the accused and the gravity of the crime, with due regard to the entirety of the case, as the triers of fact. The Appeals Chamber recalls that it does not operate as a second Trial Chamber conducting a trial de novo, and that it will not revise a sentence unless the Appellant demonstrates that the Trial Chamber has committed a \u201cdiscernible error\u201d in exercising its discretion.[1]\n[1] Dragan Nikoli\u0107 Judgement on Sentencing Appeal, para. 19 (internal quotations omitted).\n238. Finally, the Appeals Chamber is not persuaded by the Prosecution\u2019s reading of the Gacumbitsi Appeal Judgement and its relevance to this case. Just as there is no category of cases within the jurisdiction of the Tribunal where the imposition of a sentence of life imprisonment is per se barred, there is also no category of cases where it is per se mandated. Each case remains to be examined on its own individual facts.[1]\n[1] Gacumbitsi Trial Judgement, paras. 224, 325. The Trial Chamber found that Gacumbitsi had exhibited particular sadism and that there were no significant mitigating circumstances. He was found to be a \u201cprimary player\u201d and \u201ca leader in the commune who used his power to commit the brutal massacre and rape of thousands.\u201d See Gacumbitsi Appeal Judgement, para. 204. The Appeals Chamber noted that, although not every individual convicted of genocide or extermination has been sentenced to life imprisonment, Gacumbitsi\u2019s case was not comparable to the cases where a fixed term of imprisonment has been imposed. See Gacumbitsi Appeal Judgement, paras. 204, 205, n. 446.\n237. The Appeals Chamber notes that the practice of the Tribunal with regard to sentencing is still in its early stages. Several sentences have been handed down by different Trial Chambers but these are now subject to appeal. Only three final sentencing judgements have been delivered: one by a Trial Chamber established for sentencing purposes following a successful appeal by the accused in Erdemovi\u0107,[1] and the others by the Appeals Chamber in Tadi\u0107 and Aleksovski,[3] each of which has resulted in a revision of the sentence imposed by the original Trial Chamber. It is thus premature to speak of an emerging \u201cpenal regime\u201d,[4] and the coherence in sentencing practice that this denotes. It is true that certain issues relating to sentencing have now been dealt with in some depth; however, still others have not yet been addressed. The Chamber finds that, at this stage, it is not possible to identify an established \u201cpenal regime\u201d. 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        "raw_content": "CMAC Directors and Head Coaches\nAlan Lauba is CMAC\u2019s Program Director and you can reach him by email at alan@cmacskiracing.com. Alan began his racing career at CMAC and went on to be a member of the U.S. Ski Team for five years. He was a Nor-Am Champion in 1985 and a top finisher in World Cup Competition. US Ski Team from 1981- 1987. Nor Am DH Champ 1984, 5th overall. Member of 1985 World Championship team. He is a Level III certified National level and has coached at many high-level regional and national camps for elite level Junior skiers.\nMIGHTY MITE PREP PROGRAM (SATURDAYS)\nPaul Clarke is the Director for the Saturday prep program and you can reach him by email at prep@cmacskiracing.com. Paul has over 35 seasons on skis, including 4 years racing with CMAC, 18 years as an instructor and over 10 years as a CMAC coach. He has been part of the course crew at several World Cup events and the 2010 Olympics. Paul grew up at Crystal, and at a young age would come home from school and then go night skiing, and often played hookie on powder days (and he still does!). He worked as a ski instructor in the Bavarian Alps, and has skied in Warren Miller movies. Paul worked as a guide on Mt. Rainier with over 50 successful ascents, and still loves to climb, bike, kayak and ride his motorcycle during the summer months. Paul is a PSIA Level 3 Instructor.\nTatum and JP Phillips are the co-Directors for the Mighty Mite Race program. You can reach them by email at MMRace@cmacskiracing.com. They both grew up racing for CMAC. After CMAC, Tatum went on to race for the United States Ski Team for 8 years, and JP went on to race for Montana State University. Eventually, both of their paths led them back to CMAC where they spent many years coaching before taking time off to spend time with their kids, and more recently have returned to coaching as coach mentors for CMAC and now in the director's role.\nAdvanced Prep Program\nMauritz Winquist is the Director for the Advanced Prep Saturday program and you can reach him by email at AdvPrep@cmacskiracing.com\nU14 Junior Program\nBrice Bielaski is the head coach for the U14 program.\nIn addition to his role as Program Director, Alan Lauba is also the U16 head coach.\nScott Macartney is the head of the FIS program and you can reach him by email at scott@cmacskiracing.com. The son of volunteer ski patrol parents, two-time Olympian Scott Macartney was a four-event skier growing up at Crystal, but he narrowed his focus to speed events as his best route to the World Cup and the Olympics. Raced at two Olympics and at the World Championships in addition to winning a NorAm super G title and climbing onto the World Cup podium twice. On skis at 3, Macartney started racing at 7 at Crystal Mountain where his parents were (and remain) volunteer Ski Patrol members on weekends. A strong slalom skier, he was Western J3 slalom gold medalist in \u201993, J2 SL champ in \u201994, silver medalist in slalom at the \u201995 J1-2 Western Junior Olympics, J1 SL champ in \u201996, and national junior super G champ in \u201997. By the \u201999 season, he was a fledgling downhiller, grabbing the bronze medal at \u201998 Junior Worlds in Megeve, France. First World Cup race: Nov. 27, 1999 at Beaver Creek, CO (37th in DH). OLYMPIC/WORLDS: 2007 Worlds - 30th in DH, 31st in SG. 2006 Olympics - 7th in SG, 15th in DH, 16th in CO. 2005 Worlds - 28th in super G. 2002 Olympics - 25th in super G, 29th in DH.",
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        "raw_content": "The Lies Of Hiroshima Are The Lies Of Today\nWhen I first went to Hiroshima in 1967, the shadow on the steps was still there. It was an almost perfect impression of a human being at ease: legs splayed, back bent, one hand by her side as she sat waiting for a bank to open. At a quarter past eight on the morning of August 6, 1945, she and her silhouette were burned into the granite. I stared at the shadow for an hour or more, then walked down to the river and met a man called Yukio, whose chest was still etched with the pattern of the shirt he was wearing when the atomic bomb was dropped.\nHe and his family still lived in a shack thrown up in the dust of an atomic desert. He described a huge flash over the city, \"a bluish light, something like an electrical short\", after which wind blew like a tornado and black rain fell. \"I was thrown on the ground and noticed only the stalks of my flowers were left. Everything was still and quiet, and when I got up, there were people naked, not saying anything. Some of them had no skin or hair. I was certain I was dead.\" Nine years later, when I returned to look for him, he was dead from leukaemia.\nIn the immediate aftermath of the bomb, the allied occupation authorities banned all mention of radiation poisoning and insisted that people had been killed or injured only by the bomb's blast. It was the first big lie. \"No radioactivity in Hiroshima ruin\" said the front page of the New York Times, a classic of disinformation and journalistic abdication, which the Australian reporter Wilfred Burchett put right with his scoop of the century. \"I write this as a warning to the world,\" reported Burchett in the Daily Express, having reached Hiroshima after a perilous journey, the first correspondent to dare. He described hospital wards filled with people with no visible injuries but who were dying from what he called \"an atomic plague\". For telling this truth, his press accreditation was withdrawn, he was pilloried and smeared - and vindicated.\nThe atomic bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki was a criminal act on an epic scale. It was premeditated mass murder that unleashed a weapon of intrinsic criminality. For this reason its apologists have sought refuge in the mythology of the ultimate \"good war\", whose \"ethical bath\", as Richard Drayton called it, has allowed the west not only to expiate its bloody imperial past but to promote 60 years of rapacious war, always beneath the shadow of The Bomb.\nThe most enduring lie is that the atomic bomb was dropped to end the war in the Pacific and save lives. \"Even without the atomic bombing attacks,\" concluded the United States Strategic Bombing Survey of 1946, \"air supremacy over Japan could have exerted sufficient pressure to bring about unconditional surrender and obviate the need for invasion. Based on a detailed investigation of all the facts, and supported by the testimony of the surviving Japanese leaders involved, it is the Survey's opinion that ... Japan would have surrendered even if the atomic bombs had not been dropped, even if Russia had not entered the war and even if no invasion had been planned or contemplated.\"\nThe National Archives in Washington contain US government documents that chart Japanese peace overtures as early as 1943. None was pursued. A cable sent on May 5, 1945 by the German ambassador in Tokyo and intercepted by the US dispels any doubt that the Japanese were desperate to sue for peace, including \"capitulation even if the terms were hard\". Instead, the US secretary of war, Henry Stimson, told President Truman he was \"fearful\" that the US air force would have Japan so \"bombed out\" that the new weapon would not be able \"to show its strength\". He later admitted that \"no effort was made, and none was seriously considered, to achieve surrender merely in order not to have to use the bomb\". His foreign policy colleagues were eager \"to browbeat the Russians with the bomb held rather ostentatiously on our hip\". General Leslie Groves, director of the Manhattan Project that made the bomb, testified: \"There was never any illusion on my part that Russia was our enemy, and that the project was conducted on that basis.\" The day after Hiroshima was obliterated, President Truman voiced his satisfaction with the \"overwhelming success\" of \"the experiment\".\nSince 1945, the United States is believed to have been on the brink of using nuclear weapons at least three times. In waging their bogus \"war on terror\", the present governments in Washington and London have declared they are prepared to make \"pre-emptive\" nuclear strikes against non-nuclear states. With each stroke toward the midnight of a nuclear Armageddon, the lies of justification grow more outrageous. Iran is the current \"threat\". But Iran has no nuclear weapons and the disinformation that it is planning a nuclear arsenal comes largely from a discredited CIA-sponsored Iranian opposition group, the MEK - just as the lies about Saddam Hussein's weapons of mass destruction originated with the Iraqi National Congress, set up by Washington.\nThe role of western journalism in erecting this straw man is critical. That America's Defence Intelligence Estimate says \"with high confidence\" that Iran gave up its nuclear weapons programme in 2003 has been consigned to the memory hole. That Iran's president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad never threatened to \"wipe Israel off the map\" is of no interest. But such has been the mantra of this media \"fact\" that in his recent, obsequious performance before the Israeli parliament, Gordon Brown alluded to it as he threatened Iran, yet again.\nThis progression of lies has brought us to one of the most dangerous nuclear crises since 1945, because the real threat remains almost unmentionable in western establishment circles and therefore in the media. There is only one rampant nuclear power in the Middle East and that is Israel. The heroic Mordechai Vanunu tried to warn the world in 1986 when he smuggled out evidence that Israel was building as many as 200 nuclear warheads. In defiance of UN resolutions, Israel is today clearly itching to attack Iran, fearful that a new American administration might, just might, conduct genuine negotiations with a nation the west has defiled since Britain and America overthrew Iranian democracy in 1953.\nIn the New York Times on July 18, the Israeli historian Benny Morris, once considered a liberal and now a consultant to his country's political and military establishment, threatened \"an Iran turned into a nuclear wasteland\". This would be mass murder. For a Jew, the irony cries out.\nThe question begs: are the rest of us to be mere bystanders, claiming, as good Germans did, that \"we did not know\"? Do we hide ever more behind what Richard Falk has called \"a self-righteous, one-way, legal/moral screen [with] positive images of western values and innocence portrayed as threatened, validating a campaign of unrestricted violence\"? Catching war criminals is fashionable again. Radovan Karadzic stands in the dock, but Sharon and Olmert, Bush and Blair do not. Why not? The memory of Hiroshima requires an answer.\nTopics: John Pilger\nwhatshisface said...\nI was at Hiroshima before the bomb. American army personnel from a nearby warship in the bay came ashore and set up hundreds of cameras to record the blast. Nobody interfered with the Americans because the war was really over. They went about their business all over the city and left. They came in a few lsd carriers motor boats.\nWhen the bomb exploded, I could not believe my eyes. A tornado of waves passed by me and destroyed everything around me.Buildings, trees, people just peeled away and instantly created a land of junk that looked like a junkyard as far as the eye could see. Futher from the center, it's effect was not as deadly. people everywhere died on the spot. I was in my mother's arms and she disappeared into a skeleton. She dropped me in a hole.\nFollowing the initial blast, another tornadoe of hot gas followed. It was invisible but people fealt it and died.\nThe entire thing lasted less than a minute. Destroyed everything. Some things that should have disappered did not. a nearby city light stood like nothing happened.A roadsign that said Stop still stood.\nA few years later, I saw a secret film made by the ARmy. It showed the army placing the cameras, it explained where they were placed in concentric circles from point of detonation and the massive destruction 1000 meters, 2000m, etc. It showed what survived what did not. What kinds of gamma alpha and beta storms hit and the human toll.\nIt turned out to be a training film for soldiers. The army believed that people could survive the bomb if they did the proper thing like dig in a hole, wash all your clothes , shower correctly and all that stuff.\nThe film was a live video of the murder of thousands and the destruction of a whole city.\nI later read why they picked these cities over Kobe or Tokyo. According to Robert Oppenheimer, they were selected because they lay within bowl shaped areas. They couldn't transmit blast beyond the area.\nAlso, there was a lot of fear on the part of the Americans. They thought the Japanese would cream them on the ground. At the end of 1944, the Japanese destroyed the Chinese and American army on the east coast of China and I think that is why they asked for Russia's help in Manchukuo.\nIn any event, the US is fundamentally a criminal state and should be terminated. But that is another story.\nThank you for sharing that with us. Yes I agree the the USA is a fundamentally criminal state, however it's also a symptom of a more general malaise that afflicts our species.\nMyInvestorsPlace said...\nA very bold article and informative too.. i feel that as if we are standing before a deep waterfall of financial crisis. Could we able to save ourselves even if we are a swimming expert?\nMyInvestorsPlace - trading, value, investing, forex, stock, market, technical, analysis, systems",
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        "raw_content": "Jay Garrick is a fictional superhero appearing in American comic books published by DC Comics. He is the first superhero known as the Flash.[1] The character was created by writer Gardner Fox and artist Harry Lampert. He first appeared in Flash Comics #1 (1940).\nJay Garrick, the original Flash\nCover art for JSA #78, by Alex Ross\nFlash Comics #1\nJason Peter \"Jay\" Garrick\nSpeedster partners:\nOther hero partners:\nImmense superhuman speed, agility, reflexes, and stamina\nAugmented by the extra-dimensional Speed Force\nFrictionless aura\nIntangibility via molecular vibration\nSpeed theft/granting\nAfter a bizarre laboratory accident, he acquired the ability to move at superhuman speed, and chose to fight crime as a costumed vigilante, calling himself \"the Flash\". Jay Garrick has made numerous appearances in other media, including his live-action debut as a cameo in Smallville, played by Billy Mitchell, and in The Flash, portrayed by John Wesley Shipp.\nFirst appearance in Flash Comics #1 (Jan 1940).\nThe character of Jay Garrick was created by writer Gardner Fox and artist Harry Lampert. The character first appeared in the first issue of the anthology series Flash Comics in 1940, published by All-American Publications. He was soon featured in All-Star Comics as part of the Justice Society of America. In 1941, he got his own solo comic book series, All-Flash.\nAfter World War II, superheroes declined in popularity, causing many of the Flash's comic book series to be canceled. All-Flash was canceled in 1948 after 32 issues. Flash Comics was canceled in 1949 after 104 issues. All-Star Comics was canceled in 1951 after 57 issues, marking Garrick's last Golden Age appearance. Garrick would not appear again for ten years, and never got another solo series.\nIn 1956, DC Comics reinvented the Flash character, giving him a new costume, name, and background. This new Flash, named Barry Allen, was completely unrelated to Jay Garrick. In fact, Garrick had never existed, as far as the new books were concerned. Barry Allen's first appearance shows him reading a copy of Flash Comics, lamenting that Garrick was \"just a character some writer dreamed up\". Readers welcomed the new Flash, but still had an interest in the old one.\nJay Garrick made a guest appearance in Flash #123. In this issue, Garrick was treated as residing in a parallel universe (Earth-Two), which allowed the character to exist without any continuity conflicts with Barry Allen (who existed on Earth-One), yet allowed him to make guest appearances in Silver Age books. Garrick only made guest appearances for most of the 60s and 70s. However, starting in 1976, Garrick became a regular character in the revived All-Star Comics, partaking in adventures with the Justice Society, in stories set in modern times. In 1981, he and the Justice Society appeared in All-Star Squadron in stories set during World War II.\nIn 1985, DC Comics merged all of its fictional characters into a single shared universe. Jay Garrick now shared the same world as the new Flash. DC wrote the character out of continuity in the one-shot Last Days of the Justice Society, but brought the character back in the 1990s due to fan interest. Unlike characters such as Batman or Superman, DC decided not to update Jay as a young hero, but portrayed him as a veteran of World War 2 with a magically-prolonged lifespan. Jay Garrick became a regular character in JSA and Justice Society of America.\nThe FlashEdit\nJason Peter Garrick[2] is a college student, who, prior to 1940 (later retconned to 1938), accidentally inhales hard water vapors after taking a smoke break in his laboratory where he had been working (later stories would change this to heavy water vapors). As a result, he finds that he can run at superhuman speed and has similarly fast reflexes. Retcons imply that the inhalation simply activated a latent metagene.\nAfter a brief career as a college football star, he dons a red shirt with a lightning bolt and a stylized metal helmet with wings (based on images of the Roman god Mercury). He then begins to fight crime as the Flash.[1] The helmet belonged to Jay's father, Joseph, who fought during World War I.[3] He sometimes uses the helmet as a weapon or a type of shield, as seen in Infinite Crisis.[4] He has also used it to direct a beam of light at Eclipso. In The Flash: Rebirth(2010), he used it to de-stabilize Reverse Flash.\nIn the early stories, it seems to be widely known that Garrick is the Flash.[5] Later stories would show him as having his identity secret, and that he is able to maintain it without the use of a mask by constantly \"vibrating\" his features, making him hard to recognize or clearly photograph. The effectiveness of this is debatable, as he later blamed his girlfriend, Joan, deducing his true identity on his lack of a mask. Garrick ultimately made his identity as the Flash public to the world.[6]\nDuring his career, he would often find himself embroiled in semi-comic situations inadvertently initiated by Winky, Blinky, and Noddy, a trio of tramps known as the Three Dimwits, who tried their hand at one job after another, and never successfully.\nHis first case involves battling the Faultless Four, a group of blackmailers (Sieur Satan, Serge Orloff, Duriel, and Smythe), who plot to steal an atomic bombarder and sell it. It is later revealed that a professor found the last container of heavy water vapors and used it to gain superspeed, becoming the Rival. He briefly takes away Jay's speed after capturing him, making him super-slow, but Jay uses the gases again, allowing him to regain his superspeed and defeat the Rival.\nLike the Flashes who followed him, Garrick became a close friend of the Green Lantern of his time, Alan Scott, whom he met through the Justice Society of America.\nThe Flash soon became one of the best-known of the Golden Age of superheroes. He was a founding member of the Justice Society of America and served as its first chairman.[7] He was originally based in New York City,[8] but this was later retconned to the fictional Keystone City. He left the JSA after issue #6, but returned several years later (issue #24, spring 1945). He had a distinguished career as a crime-fighter during the 1940s.\nGarrick's early history was largely the subject of retcons. A story explaining the retirement of the JSA members, including the Flash, explained that, in 1951, the JSA was investigated by the House Un-American Activities Committee for possible Communist sympathies and asked to reveal their identities. This was later revealed to be partly caused by Per Degaton. The JSA declined, and Garrick, who recently married his longtime girlfriend Joan, retired from superhero life. As a trained scientist, he ran an experimental laboratory for several decades.\nAll-Star Squadron Annual #3 states that the JSA fought a being named Ian Karkull, who imbued them with energy that slowed their aging, allowing Garrick and many others - as well as their girlfriends and sidekicks - to remain active into the late 20th century without infirmity. The 1990s Starman series notes that the Shade prompted Garrick to come out of retirement in the 1950s, but the details of his activities during this time are hazy at best.\nEarth-TwoEdit\nGarrick emerged from retirement in 1961 to meet the Silver Age Flash, Barry Allen, from a parallel world. The rest of the JSA soon joined the Flash, although their activities during the 1960s (other than their annual meeting with Earth-One's Justice League of America) were unrecorded, although it is clear that Garrick and Green Lantern (Alan Scott) were good friends.\nGarrick was a key member of the JSA's 1970s adventures (as chronicled in All-Star Comics and Adventure Comics). Garrick also helped to launch the careers of Infinity Inc. Following the Crisis on Infinite Earths, all the parallel worlds are merged into one, and Keystone City becomes the twin city of Allen's Central City, with the two separated by a river. An updated story suggests that Keystone in this new continuity is rendered invisible and wiped from the memories of the world for many years through the actions of several supervillains.\nIn the early 21st century, many of Garrick's JSA cohorts have retired or died, but Garrick remains active with the latest incarnation of the group. He is physically about 50 years old, thanks to the effects of several accidental anti-aging treatments, but his chronological age is closer to 90. He is one of the few surviving members of the Justice Society of America after Zero Hour.[9] Of the three original JSA members still on the team (along with Alan Scott and Wildcat), Jay takes a fatherly approach toward his teammates and the DC superhero community in general.\nInfinite Crisis and One Year LaterEdit\nMain articles: Infinite Crisis and One Year Later\nGarrick and his wife, Joan, have guardianship of Bart Allen after Max Mercury's disappearance. During the events of Infinite Crisis, Garrick states that the Speed Force is gone after a battle in which many speedsters, living and dead, wrestle Superboy-Prime into the Speed Force and disappear. Garrick is left behind on Earth by the other speedsters when he reaches his speed limit and cannot follow. Bart Allen returns, aged several years, having absorbed the entire Speed Force during his pursuit of the escaped Superboy-Prime. Garrick claims that without the Speed Force, his own power is less than before: like Wally West in the Crisis on Infinite Earths aftermath, he can only run close to the speed of sound. He also states that, as the Speed Force is no longer retarding his aging, his speed is diminishing with time. After Bart leaves Keystone City for Los Angeles, Garrick, once again, is the city's sole guardian. After hearing news of Bart's demise, Garrick collapses with grief, consoled by Jesse Chambers.\nGarrick continues his work as a member of the reformed Justice Society of America, under the leadership of Power Girl. After the death of Bart Allen, Garrick's full speed returns. Garrick is currently the mayor of Monument Point, where the JSA is now based. He faces problems due to the JSA being based in the Town,[clarification needed] but after talking to another official, who says that, as Garrick is not a politician, he doesn't have to worry about being re-elected, Garrick gains confidence.[10][dubious \u2013 discuss] Soon after this, he holds a funeral for Alan Scott, who is killed defeating the villain D'arken, and tells the Justice Society that they must endure.\nIn the Outsiders: One Year Later story arc, a clone of Garrick appears as an antagonist, created by the Brotherhood of Evil. He appears to be in his late 20s or early 30s and is brainwashed into working for a Malinese dictator. The clone is defeated by the combined efforts of the Outsiders. He possesses Jay Garrick's super-speed, but none of his memories or expertise.[11] His unconscious body is placed in the custody of Alan Scott, Checkmate's White King.\nBecause of lingering issues in the cloning process, made more unpredictable by the metagene itself, the clone is infected by a fast acting version of the clone plague deteriorating and shortening the lifespan of clones in the DC Universe. This makes it difficult for Checkmate to find a way to wake him and undo his brainwash, because, even with his special suit, tailored to stave the degenerating process, he would be doomed to a slow death whenever he awakens from his suspended animation.\nBrightest DayEdit\nIn Brightest Day, Garrick and the rest of the JSA help Alan Scott and his children overcome the power of the Starheart, and, in turn, help save the planet from the Dark Avatar. After the events of the Brightest Day, Garrick and the rest of the JSA travel to the city of Monument Point, which has been attacked by a superpowered terrorist named Scythe. Just before being defeated, Scythe snaps Jay's long standing friend Alan Scott's neck.[12][full citation needed] In the following story, it is revealed that Scythe is the product of Nazi genetic engineering, and that Scott and Garrick had been tasked by the president with killing him back when he was in infancy during World War II. The two heroes could not agree on a course of action, and, as a result, Scythe was allowed to live.[13][full citation needed] Doctor Mid-Nite discovers that the injuries Scott sustained have paralyzed Scott, and that any attempt to heal himself could break his constant concentration, which could result in the Starheart once again regaining control of his body.[14][full citation needed]\nJade visits her bed-ridden father in the Emerald City, and offers to use her abilities to help him walk again. Scott declines his daughter's offer, reasoning that if the Starheart were to once again take over his body, it could result in the deaths of everyone in the city. Eclipso attacks the city, which results in Jesse Quick having to get Scott to safety.[15]\nLater, the JSA tries to take down the villain D'arken, who has broken free from imprisonment beneath Monument Point and absorbed the powers of JSA members, but D'arken is too powerful for the JSA to take him down. Due to the entity's ability to absorb powers from superhumans in its vicinity, only non-superpowered and magical members fight D'arken. The JSA tells Alan Scott that unleashing the Starheart is the only way to destroy D'arken. However, after releasing the Starheart energies, Scott's body begins to incinerate itself. Afterwards, the JSA attends a funeral for Scott, whom they believe to be dead.[16] Garrick is upset at having lost one of his closest friends and founding members of the JSA.\nThis section describes a work or element of fiction in a primarily in-universe style. Please help rewrite it to explain the fiction more clearly and provide non-fictional perspective. (June 2017) (Learn how and when to remove this template message)\nFollowing the return of Wally West to DC continuity during DC Rebirth, Barry Allen is overwhelmed by the Speed Force when he shakes hands with Wally West. This not only causes Barry to become possessed by an echo of Eobard Thawne, but also causes Barry to start being absorbed into the Speed Force itself. It takes both Wally and the current Kid Flash's interference to prevent Barry from being absorbed for good. Barry later reveals that, when he was overwhelmed by the Speed Force, he saw visions of possible future events. He also reveals his last glimpse before he was returned to normal was that something more was trapped inside the Speed Force and although he could not recognize it, it still filled him with hope. The object that Barry saw was then revealed to be the helmet of the pre-Flashpoint Jay Garrick.[17]\nWhile tracking a mysterious force responsible for the recent universal reset, Barry and Batman experience another flash in the form of a vision of Jay's helmet, although he attributes it to the helmet of Mercury. While chasing Thawne, Bruce and Barry can hear someone call out for the latter but Barry believes it to be calls from lost moments that could have been. As the Cosmic Treadmill begins to break apart, the voice intensifies and Bruce tells Barry to listen and grab onto the voice. As the voice says \"Jay\", Barry says the name as well and Jay Garrick arrives, claiming he is free and provides enough speed and power to get Batman and Barry back home. Jay explains he didn't kill Thawne, he is a friend, and (also) Flash. He tries to get Barry to remember who he is; Barry is unable to, but finds Jay familiar and somehow trusts him. Then Jay is absorbed by a blue light and taken away. Barry believes Jay may be from another time that no longer exists and Barry is not the person that keeps him tethered to reality, saying he's \"not his lightning rod.\" [18]\nIn the \"Watchmen\" sequel \"Doomsday Clock,\" Lois Lane finds a flash-drive among the mess while at the Daily Planet. It shows her footage of Alan Scott and the rest of the Justice Society.[19]\nThis is a list of collected editions or reprints of Flash Comics and other comics featuring Jay Garrick. The Archives are hardcover. All of the others are softcover trade paperbacks.\nThe Golden Age Flash Archives (vol. 1) HC (1999) Flash Comics #1-17\nThe Golden Age Flash Archives (vol. 2) HC (2006) Flash Comics #18-24\nAll Flash Comics #1-2\nThe Greatest Flash Stories Ever Told HC (1990) and TPB (1991) Flash Comics #1, 66, 86\nComic Cavalcade #24\nThe Flash (vol. 1) #107, 113, 119, 124, 125, 137, 143, 148, 179\nFive-Star Super-Hero Spectacular\nThe Flash (vol. 2) #2\nThe Flash: The Greatest Stories Ever Told TPB (2007) Flash Comics #86, 104\nThe Flash (vol. 1) #123, 155, 165, 179\nThe Flash (vol. 2) #91\nCrisis on Multiple Earths: The Team-Ups (vol. 1) Flash (vol. 1) #123, 129, 137, 151\nCrisis on Multiple Earths, The Team-Ups (vol. 2) Flash Vol. 1 #170, 173\nAs the Flash, Garrick can run at superhuman speeds and has superhumanly-fast reflexes. The limits of his speed have fluctuated over the years, though he has usually been second to DC's \"flagship\" Flash, Barry Allen.\nIn his earliest appearances, Garrick could move swiftly enough to intercept bullets. He could carry people away with him at super-speed without causing injury due to extreme acceleration. He could make himself invisible by vibrating his body at high frequencies. Over time, Jay Garrick finds that the fuel for his powers (and those of other speedsters) is the Speed Force.\nIn the 2012 series Earth 2, Jay's powers are a blessing from the god Mercury. He can magically transform his clothing into his costume at will.\nNew 52Edit\nThe new Jay Garrick, from the cover of Earth 2 #2.\nFollowing the 2011 reboot of the DC comics universe, a new version of Jay Garrick is introduced in the first issue of the Earth 2 comic book. This version of Garrick, portrayed as a 21-year-old recent college graduate, is spurned by his girlfriend, Joan, and possesses very little in terms of career prospects. The character receives his superspeed from Mercury, a dying Roman god who sees bravery in Garrick, and is also the last god to fall following a war with Apokolips. Mercury claims that he has been held for the past 10 years by a greater threat than Apokolips. Garrick escapes a World Army Helicopter that sees the event as Mercury dies and tells Garrick to run. He saves a couple from Apokorats, saying he will do it in \"a Flash\". Later, Garrick arrives in Poland and meets Hawkgirl.[20] Working alongside Hawkgirl and Alan Scott, he assists in defeating Solomon Grundy, making his first public debut as the Flash.[21]\n52 and CountdownEdit\nIn the final issue of DC's year-long series 52 in 2007, a new Multiverse is revealed, originally consisting of 52 identical realities. Among the parallel realities shown, one is designated \"Earth-2\". As a result of Mister Mind \"eating\" aspects of this reality, it takes on visual aspects similar to the pre-Crisis Earth-Two, now called Earth-2, to distinguish the two separate realities. In one-panel, a new counterpart to Jay Garrick is shown, among other Justice Society of America characters. The names of the characters and the team are not mentioned in the panel in which they appear,[22] but they are later specifically used in the Countdown: Arena series, where the new Earth-2 Flash is specifically identified as Jay Garrick and does not allow others to call him \"Flash\". Despite being an almost exact duplicate to the original World War II Garrick, it is shown that the new Earth-2 Garrick is much younger, having no gray hair at all.[23] Other Garricks are shown in the 52 multiverse. A second young Jay Garrick lives on the unspecified Earth that Wally West went to with his young children at the beginning of Bart Allen's tenure as the Flash. This Garrick is separate from the young post-Crisis Earth-2 Garrick, as the post-Crisis Earth-2 heroes make no mention of Wally or his children on their Earth.[24]\nThe multiverse established in 52 is later replaced following DC's 2011 Flashpoint storyline. Following this, a new multiverse is established and all series were relaunched as part of DC's The New 52 publishing event. The post-52 pre-Flashpoint Earth-2 Jay Garrick ceases to exist, as did the mainstream Jay Garrick. A new but entirely different Earth-2 Jay Garrick then becomes the continually published version of the character (see publication history).\nElseworldsEdit\nIn the Elseworlds book JSA: The Unholy Three, Jay Garrick is portrayed as a post-WW2 United States intelligence agent stationed in Russia, working under the code-name Mercury. He is instrumental in bringing down the story's rogue Superman.[25]\nWonderlandEdit\nWhen Brother Grimm helped Captain Cold and Mirror Master trap Wally West in an alternate world where the Speed Force never existed, it is revealed that Jay Garrick never gained his speed in the accident and died during the Second World War.\nIn the Flashpoint reality, Jay Garrick died rather than developing super-speed after inhaling hard water.[26]\nMain article: The Flash in other media\nIn Justice League episode \"Legends\" a character named The Streak voiced by David Naughton is based on Jay Garrick.The Streak was the speedster of the Justice Guild of America. He died along with the other members of the JGA during a war that destroyed most of their homeworld. The character of The Streak is based on the Golden Age Flash, Jay Garrick, with some costume differences: the helmet (Jay wears a WWI helmet given to him by his father emblazoned with wings like those on Flash's hood, not a pilot helmet), the pants (which are blue instead of red with yellow overshorts) and the lightning bolt on the shirt (which rises up from the bottom and takes up most of its main body).\nJay Garrick is a recurring character in Batman: The Brave and the Bold, voiced by Andy Milder. He is of the heroes Batman most frequently teams up with. In the teaser plot of \"Trials of the Demon!\", he and Batman stop the Scarecrow and Scream Queen on Halloween. After learning that the Halloween pumpkins are infected with the Scarecrow's fear toxin, Garrick rounds up every pumpkin in town. When the townspeople demand to know what happened, Garrick finds Batman already gone. Garrick briefly appears in \"The Fate of Equinox\", in which he lends his powers to Batman to help against Equinox. He returns as a member of the Justice Society in the episode \"The Golden Age of Justice\". In \"Requiem for a Scarlet Speedster\", Garrick acknowledges that Barry Allen disappeared in a battle with Professor Zoom. Batman, Jay and Kid Flash use the cosmic treadmill to travel to the 25th century and help Barry battle Professor Zoom.\nJay Garrick appears in the Young Justice animated series, voiced by Geoff Pierson. They are introduced in the episode \"Downtime\", where the Allen and West families throw a birthday party for Jay. Jay is referred to as a 'retired speedster' by Joan Garrick, and does not appear to possess the slowed-aging that his comic book counterpart does. He temporarily comes out of retirement in the episode \"Bloodlines\" in order to help Barry, Kid Flash, and Impulse during a battle against Neutron, as well as in the series finale to help the Justice League save the Earth. Through the series, it is mentioned that the Garricks have been acting as Impulse's guardians.\nThe character is alluded to in the 1990 The Flash live-action TV series. The Trickster paints a statue of Mercury red and yellow to mock the Flash (Barry Allen). The statue resembles Jay Garrick's costume.[citation needed] The series features Barry Allen's older brother Jay Allen (played by Tim Thomerson), named after Jay Garrick as a homage to him,[citation needed] and his murder in the pilot episode inspires Barry's career as the Flash. A street in that show's Central City is named Garrick, and in one instance a cop reports from the corner of Gardner and Fox.[citation needed]\nJay Garrick is alluded to in Smallville. In season four's \"Run\", the name is one of Bart Allen's aliases. The actual character appears in season nine's \"Absolute Justice\" (played by Billy Mitchell). He is a superhero in the 1970s, as well as a research scientist. He was framed by the government for fraud as part of their plan to disable the JSA. He, like the others, falsely confessed to all charges, but they were never convicted. With law enforcement aware of his superhero identity, Garrick retired. In 2010, Clark Kent and Chloe Sullivan find old black and white police footage of Garrick, along with his criminal record. Very little is said about him, but it was confirmed by Stargirl he was still alive, and it was hinted he had children. In the eleventh issue of the comic book continuation, it is revealed that Garrick's leg was disabled, and that he could no longer run at superhuman speed, which is how the government was able to arrest him. It is also revealed that Bart got Garrick's name, along with those of Barry Allen and Wally West, through subliminal stimuli from the Speed Force. Garrick becomes a recluse after retiring.[27] Clark and Bart consult Jay to find out how to stop the Black Flash. After Bart sacrifices his life to stop the Black Flash, Jay feels guilty for not doing anything about the Black Flash years ago. He then forms a school for gifted children in San Francisco, forming a team of teenaged superheroes, the Teen Titans, consisting of Superboy, Miss Martian, Speedy, Blue Beetle, Wonder Twins, and later Raven. He also had his leg repaired, regaining his speed, but he still wears a brace while in the field.\nJohn Wesley Shipp as Jay Garrick / The Flash on The Flash.\nJay Garrick appears on The Flash 2014 live-action TV series.[28] It was later revealed that Teddy Sears's character throughout season 2 was actually Hunter Zolomon/Zoom's masquerade.[29] The real character appears in the season 2 finale where he's actually the Flash of Earth-3 and the doppelg\u00e4nger of Henry Allen (portrayed by John Wesley Shipp). He had been held captive by Hunter, unsuccessfully attempting to siphon Garrick's Speed Force energy.[30] Garrick returns in season 3, acting as a stern mentor to Barry Allen, as he explains the adverse consequences of time travel, using the analogy of trying to repair a broken coffee cup, and advises Barry to live with the mistakes that were made when Barry attempted to alter the timeline. Garrick next appears when facing his version of the Trickster, when Barry asks his help to defeat the self-proclaimed speed god Savitar. Garrick endures a beating from Savitar to give Barry the opportunity to stop Savitar's pawn Doctor Alchemy. Later, at Garrick's suggestion, the two speedsters throw the box with the Philosopher's Stone (Savitar's touchstone)[clarification needed] into the Speed Force to end Savitar's threat, however, Barry is catapulted five months into the future, witnesses Savitar killing Iris West. Garrick claims that what Barry saw was a potential future that could change. Garrick then encourages Barry to focus more on the present.[31] Garrick later enters the Speed Force to help Barry save Wally West from Savitar's Speed Force prison that Wally was tricked into entering. Garrick elects to remain behind in the Speed Force so that Barry and Wally can escape. Garrick gets freed in the Season 3 finale by Vibe to assist Barry and Wally in their fight against Savitar, with Barry choosing to take his place after Savitar's death.[citation needed] In season 4, Garrick gets called in to help Barry and Jesse Wells stop a nuclear explosion from destroying Central City. The three speedsters enter \"Flashtime\", a state in which they move so fast that time appears to be frozen. After several unsuccessful attempts to stop the explosion, operating in Flashtime for so long begins to take its toll on Garrick's aged body, forcing him to drop back into normal speed. Eventually, after the disaster is averted, Garrick announces that he has decided to retire from superhero work and will begin training someone else to succeed him as Earth-3's Flash. Shipp stated in September 2017 that he was hoping to appear on Legends of Tomorrow to work with Victor Garber.[32]\nJay Garrick makes a cameo appearance in the opening credits of the animated film Justice League: The New Frontier. He is seen being forced out of heroics by the government.\nSmallville Season 11: Garrick first appears in \"Haunted\", where, in an attempt to help Impulse find a way to keep his speed demon from stalking him, Clark takes Impulse to the JSA Brownstone, saying that they must find Garrick, because, as a fellow speedster, he might have answers they need. Arriving at an old residence in the outskirts of Utah, Superman and Impulse encounter an old withered version of Garrick equipped with a cane. At first, Garrick isn't thrilled at meeting Impulse, who had stolen his identity a few years earlier. Clark informs Garrick of Carter Hall's initial plan (prior to his untimely death) to reinstate the Justice Society of America, with the remaining living members helping to guide the new generation of Heroes. Impulse asks Garrick to reveal all that he knows about the Black Flash. Garrick shows signs of fear at the mention of that name, and begins to reveal the reason behind his handicap. The Government broke his leg a decade ago, and Garrick refused to have it repaired \u2013 thus depriving himself of his Super Speed abilities, which would prevent the Black Flash from haunting Garrick. However, Garrick can still feel the Black Flash\u2019s presence, and he realizes that the Black Flash has its sights set on Impulse. The only way to stop the Black Flash is for Impulse to die. As the speed storm crackles in Utah, Clark tries to reason with Garrick, saying that there must be another way to help Bart. Garrick asserts that there is no choice in the matter, and that by using the Speed Force, the demon[clarification needed] is there to collect the debt. Clark asks why there were no records of speed storms while Garrick was with the JSA. Garrick surmises that Impulse is so fast that it has made the creature hungry and desperate. Picking up on the thought, Clark reasons that it is sending out the speed storms to try to create a new speedster to take on as its prey. Impulse realizes that the biology of the speedsters is special and that that's why so many have died in the attempts. Impulse asks Garrick how many speedsters there are. Garrick gives a mealy answer about not being the first and Impulse not being the last. Impulse confronts him about not having raced the demon[clarification needed] himself to stop to have possibly stopped it, and Garrick denounces their abilities as a curse. Clark offers that curses can be blessings if they don't let their powers control their lives. Garrick likens Clark to Carter Hall and Impulse takes the opportunity to call Garrick out for not having stayed in touch with his team, mentioning that even though Garrick didn't know Carter, he still attended his funeral. Garrick owns up to not being proud of how he acted, but Impulse is still unsatisfied. Riled up, Impulse starts tapping into the Speed Force before Clark manages to stop him. Clark fields communication from Chloe at Watchtower. He asks how she is and she tells him she's coping. She alerts him to a speed storm brewing in Las Vegas, a huge one that isn't slowing down and is killing many. Clark relays the message to Impulse, who tries running off on his own. Clark grabs him and Impulse argues that the racer is waiting for him there and is calling to him. Clark tells Chloe that they didn't come up with a solution. She responds that S.T.A.R. Labs might have something. Patched to Emil Hamilton, the doctor explains they took the concept of sending Clark into the sun to remove his irradiation to fashion a containment suit. He states that they modified the suit to collect speed energy and that Clark might be able to use it to constantly move fast enough to confront the demon. The scientists at S.T.A.R. fire a pod into the atmosphere and it quickly rockets its way to the young heroes' location in Utah. The pod opens to reveal the new suit, a black and silver affair with a glowing S-Shield. Clark quickly puts on the suit and speeds to the massive storm in Las Vegas. Boldly, Clark proclaims to the demon that it's \"time for round two.\" After Clark leaves Garrick, Impulse sits silently and watches the speed storm on the horizon. Impulse decides to go help Clark. Before he[clarification needed] leaves, he tells Impulse that he heard the same names that Impulse did the first time he got his powers. 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        "raw_content": "Greetings beloved alumni, As you can see on our main page, we finally have our first Spring concerts with our new Directors! I\u2019m going to give all of you four reasons to come to one (or both) of our upcoming concerts!\n1) I am inviting you to come 1/2 hour early to each performance so I can catch up with you and so you can meet the new Directors. We\u2019re all in this together and I want you to feel comfortable that CRC is heading in the right direction.\n2) We have concert venues in the southwest suburbs, at Peace Memorial where we performed with Harriet in the 80\u2019s, and on the north side of the city, at St. Alphonsus \u2013 a beautiful space where Brian Bloye is the Music Director. This was done purposefully so that one of those venues would be close enough for you to attend.\n3) The music is wonderful. There will be some pieces that you are familiar with and some others that have been beautifully arranged by Brian Bloye.\n4) Most importantly, CRC is still in transition and we need your support so we can get back on solid ground. Mailed donations are wonderful, but I would rather receive them in person at one of these performances. We\u2019ve put this tab on the website specifically for alumni, so check back periodically for news and information. Love you all and I\u2019ll see you on May 30th or 31st.\nTom Henniger \u2013 Board President\nAlumni updates \u2013\nI have to bring some sad news regarding some alumni and their family members. Linda Maguire\u2019s mother passed away on December 18th, 2014. She was a music teacher and clearly touched many lives, as her memorial service packed the church in Beverly. CRC participated and was lead by Gerome. The event was so well attended, the church is considering having an annual music festival in her name!\nCheryl Lombardo passed away on February 1st while undergoing treatment from Nonhodgkins lymphoma. During her time in CRC, she forged lifetime friendships with her wonderful personality and her beautiful voice. She truly embodied the spirit of why we all come together to share the journey of our lives through music. She will be sorely missed.\nMarge Schnierer had heart valve replacement surgery on March 4th of this year and her recovery is slow and difficult. Please keep her and the family in your prayers .\nOn a lighter note, please enjoy a poem that Ted Roos sent me! \u2013\nTurn toward Winter\nIt\u2019s the Midwest climate zone. Inevitably, now comes the turning point of the seasons. There will be blizzards, incredibly sculpted snowdrifts in the fencerows, and \u201cJack frost \u2018nipping at your nose'\u201d. Some like it hot and some like it cold. 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If you live in the land of longevity, as I do, it\u2019s a gift of generational inspiration and scope. One generation gives way to another and Winter\u2019s values are passed along. My nephew Jon, in Des Moines, is of the baby boomers group. He wrote to me in November. \u201cWinter has arrived in Iowa\u2026a little early, but the farmers are nearly finished with the harvest. It is a good time for us to turn our thoughts to the blessings bestowed upon us.\u201d Then he quotes from my mother, writing two generations before his own\u2026\u201dAs Edith wrote about thanksgiving day in her journal: \u2018It is a beautiful day. There will be the gift of good eating, and I hope with this, a lot of sincere thankfulness to God for our many blessings in good crops, good weather to harvest it, and for family and friends. Most of all, thanks to God for being the same yesterday, today, and forever!'\u201d Turn with me toward winter. 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        "raw_content": "Dialogue21.com Family of Forums > Genealogy, Classmates, and other Friends > RSeasons.com > Isely\nWilhelm \"William\"/\"Will\" Daniel Isely\n[4-24-81 ?? Wisconsin; 11-4-1962 Monroe, Wisconsin]\nThe Life of William Isely\nAutobiography by: William Isely, Printed: August 1961\nIn 1901, George [my brother] and I bought the farm from Dad [Christian Iseli/Isely (II)] for $12,000.00, two hundred and forty acres, with no money and only one hundred acres of plow land. But we didn\u2019t look too far; with all the timber Dad said, \u201cIt will make you money.\u201d It didn\u2019t, but it worked out all right.\nIn 1901, we built a barn thirty-four feet by eighty-eight feet, which cost $2,500, more or less. It was a lot of money at that time. Then we did start to cut wood to make some money by hauling it to Monroe. What roads we went through! Sometimes it was six o\u2019clock before it was sold. We had a place to unload it for $2.25 a cord for soft wood and a place for hard wood for $3.50, so we could only come out even. Wood went up a little every year. It was hard work; nobody knows what we had to do. It took a lot of expense to keep harnesses and horses and wagons up, but we went on. Someone said, \u201cGo on with the work,\u201d so we went on.\nIn 1903, we got bigger ideas and went to work and built a house with no money. Credit was good, so we went on. Fred Ritschard built the house for $350.00 for his labor. The house cost $3,500, more or less. That was a lot of money at that time, when milk was seventy cents a hundred and hogs were $3.00 per hundred. We paid six per cent interest.\nIn 1904 George got married, so we had a cook from the fall of 1903. I had to do the cooking for five of us.\nIn 1906 I got married, on February 22. We built on the house, as it was too small. So I said, \u201cI will give $4,000 or take $4,000,\u201d so George took the money and I took over all the debts. It ran me deep in debt, but I went on. But I forget \u2013 in 1906 we bought forty acres from Richard McGuire for $2,000; so I got in deeper. The forty acres had only eight acres of plow land, and in 1910 I had a well drilled up on the hill and built a cistern, and had running water in the house and barn and hog barn. Alfred Witmer dug the ditches. It was a lot of work. The three wells I had drilled were a big improvement for us. They cost a lot of money, but I didn\u2019t keep track of it.\nSo I kept working on the wood cutting and hauling, with three wagons on the road every day when the weather was good, for the Fall until the Spring.\nThe stumps sprouted so much that the cows had a hard time to get through, so I bought a stump puller to try to pull out the stumps. The first one was too small and we broke it; so I bought a bigger one that could pull any stump, but left a hole that a cow could stand in level with the ground. So that was time and money wasted.\nWith no money coming in from all that land, it was a problem, so I hired men to grub it. There would be no money coming in until it could come out of the soil. It took me twenty-five years to clear one hundred and twenty-five acres. No one knows how hard it was, every Spring clearing the stumps and plowing with six horses and a big breaking plow.\nIn 1914 I rented the farm to Will Rufer and went to Monroe and bought a house. We stayed less than a year. After so much hard work, we took a little rest. We took a trip to California in April, 1915. My sister, Mrs. Carl Marty, went with us.\nWe went to Chicago and from there to New Orleans. We were going to stay a day, but it did not look good. We took a taxi and went down town. We stayed about one hour and made up our minds to go back to the train. We knew it was due to leave at eleven o\u2019clock, so we went back and got the same berth. So we went on West.\nTexas is a large state. But what a country at that time. Sand piles were like little mountains. We were going into New Mexico, but we didn\u2019t go.\nWe went to Los Angeles where my brother John lived. He was sick at the time. From there we went to San Diego to the fair. We had a hard time to find our hotel; but finally found it. Then we went back to Los Angeles and stayed there almost two weeks. From there we went to Lindsay where my brother Jacob was. We stayed two weeks there. From there we went to the San Francisco Fair. We saw many ruins of the 1906 earthquake. From there we went home. There is now (sic) place like home.\nWe went back to work. Fred Ritschard made the plans for the building. He did the building work and Charles Pickett did the mason work. When the building was finished Mr. Rufer moved up to the new building and I moved back home. I sold the house to Mrs. D. Theiler. Mr. Rufer stayed there until his time was up, and then I took over again and went working with the timber.\nPat Joyce and Frank Monohan did most of the cutting at seventy-five cents a cord. I rented a saw to saw lumber. This didn\u2019t pay out, but we went on hauling.\nBy 1928 the land was ready to make money, but we had only two good years. In 1930 hard times were coming on. I had eighty-four head of cattle. They had been a good price, but the price went down. This was my way to make money, to raise lots of young stock and sell cows. I let them pick out of the herd for $45.00.\nIn 1984 we had a very dry spring. It rained on April 3, and it didn\u2019t rain again until June 25. There wasn\u2019t a green blade of grass to be seen, so it didn\u2019t look very well with all that stock. I sold twenty-two head, and for the heifers I got $2.00 a hundred weight and $1.50 a hundred weight for the cows, which didn\u2019t count up very fast. If I would have kept them ten days longer it would have been different. It started to rain and rain!\nWe had thirty-five loads of hay for all that stock. This was the first time in my life that we didn\u2019t cut any grain. I planted eighty acres of corn, but as it was the old kind, it didn\u2019t get ripe, so we cut it and shock-fed it in the barn yard.\nI had more feed left than at any time before, but I couldn\u2019t raise one calf. The cows had had too much corn that was moldy. All the way through, we had hard going.\nIn 1934 my taxes were $211.00, and it was hard to pay them. In 1948 my taxes were, $1,822.00, including income tax, and it was easy to pay them! We went through a lot in the \u201c30's\u201d, but we went on.\nIn 1936 we had to settle with the bank, so I talked with Ed Bayrhoffer. He was the agent for the Federal Land Bank. Mr. Renk was here in a week, and I made a deal with Mr. Renk, and in six weeks, it was all settled. Mr. Renk helped me out. I don\u2019t believe there is one man in Green County who went through what I did and stayed on top!\nIf I were to do all the land clearing and building today, it would cost $150,000.00. I could say much more, but I will cut it short.\nWell, in 1940 there was a great change. Everything picked up. Many people say they can\u2019t make any money in farming. I don\u2019t say that my farming was the way it should be, but from 1940 I made money. I paid interest on $27,000.00 at 5%, and in 1948, on Mar. 1st, I had no mortgage on anything. There were Arley and myself to work, and had much hard luck. Hogs were $4.50 per hundred weight in 1940, and in 1942 my barn went up in smoke with a loss of $3,500.00, I bought all new machinery, three new tractors, one of which I sold to Will.\nPeople say that there is no money in farming. From 1940 to 1949 I kept close figures on farming. I averaged $3,000 every year for nine years, clear after all expenses.\nThen the war was going on and prices went up. Milk went up to $4.50 a hundred weight, and hogs went up very high. One man told me that his best year was in 1953. The prices are good, if you know how to farm.\nI quit farming in 1949, and I haven\u2019t seen much farming since that time. They say prices aren\u2019t high enough. The money must come out of the soil; if you don\u2019t know how to farm, it would be better to do something else. Farming is something you have to know how to do. You can\u2019t put your seed in the ground with only half a seedbed. The ground must be worked right.\nIf anyone farmed since 1940 and didn\u2019t make a lot of money, he either had hard luck or didn\u2019t know how to farm. When you miss a crop it is a loss for one year. Farming is a gold mine, if you know how. I talked with a man about farming. People say they can\u2019t make any money, so I said how much money I had made from 1940 to 1949. He said, \u201cI made more money on less than 100 acres!\u201d I will say that is good farming.\nI remember that more than fifty years ago a man told me that he hired a lot of men to work. So did I. He said, \"I always make him eat a meal. If he, is a slow eater, I say that I can't use him.\" I never did that. I took a chance. If he was no good I let him go. There are lots of signs of a good one. What is in the parents is in the children and what is in the children is in the parents. I could say more, but--\nIn 1950 my barn blew to the ground with a big loss, and in 1953 the tenant house burned down with a big loss. That is what I call a lot of hard luck!\nI know a man who farmed about the same time that I did. He died and left an estate of two hundred thousand dollars. That is good money for a farmer. He didn't have to clear any land and he didn't do any building, but could make money pile up.\nWell, I raised a small family of five children. My father had a large family. He came to Wisconsin in 1860 and settled here in this place which has been under the same name for ninety-nine years. Dad built a two-room house out of stone. As the family grew larger he built on to the house. There were fourteen in the family; twelve were born here. Dad didn't do much farming; he worked at a lead mine three miles west of here. He worked in the night, and walked three miles to work and home again. I believe it was a hard road to go, and I think Dad went through a lot of hard times, and so did I, but we came out all right.\nWell, I was going to close, but I see I had more expenses. In 1950 I hired Vic Schiller to do some road grading and cleared fourteen acres. It cost me ninety dollars per acre. I gave him a check for $1,600, and had some more work done. Allie Holtshopple graveled one-half mile of road and filled in the barn yard with a cost of $500.00, and Schiller moved the tenant house from Section 20 to Section 30. Mr. Schiller set a glass of water on the table and when it was set up the glass was standing, with no water spilled. It was moved one-half mile, and it cost me $400.00 to move it.\nRote took care of the wood work. That was $200.00, and Ray Montgomery worked on the water, digging the ditches and working on the sewer and bathroom with a cost of $1,200.00. So you can see by what I paid out that it took a lot of income to take care of it.\nIn 1943 I had the house insulated at a cost of $500.\nThis is the way that I layed out the farm: There are six twenty-acre fields, eighty rods long. Four of them have no ditches, two have some. Schiller can take care of them in ten hours. Two thirty-acre fields have no ditches, one fourteen-acres, eighty rods long has no ditches, one eight-acres, sixty rods long has no ditches. The valley we live in has very good soil. There are twenty acres of good timber, with forty acres in the valley. The fields are cut up.\nWell, I went through a lot of thinking. I had good help from my Dad, Henry Durst and Russell Prien. They were good help. I will say I did the best that I knew, but we all need some help. Most of the fields are fenced with five wires and steel posts.\nIn 1922 I was hurt from an accident with a corn shredder and I was in the hospital for eleven days. In 1945 I was in the hospital for fourteen days, and could do no work for six months. In 1946 I made a trip to the South and the West and North, in all, 8,000 miles. If you can, don't wait until you get old. In 1953 I was sick three weeks, and was in the hospital. It all takes a lot of money to take care of this.\nWell, I know farming is good if you know how! If you don't know how, there is no money in farming. If you work by the hour, day or month, you can't make any more than a living. If you want to make money you will have to go in business by yourself and do it right. There are too many young people who believe it comes by itself. It doesn't; you will have to get your head in good shape or it will not work.\nI do say that drinking is the cause of most of our trouble. What is in the parents is in the children and what is in the children is in the parents. There are too many people what they are. If they would sit in a chair and think what they are they wouldn't say a word. The sins of the parents are resting on their children.\nIn my day I never used one-half pint of whiskey nor a quarter's worth of tobacco. I don't care for it. If they would all be like me, T. V. would 'have trouble! This is a country, but I believe no man can say that whiskey is good for any man.\nSince 1953 I haven't been able to do any work. Three years ago I felt like doing some work, so I made some garden and I planted 1,200 hills of potatoes. The first time I tried it, I planted 1,200 hills of sweet corn. It was a wonderful crop! I did it all by hand, and had no weeds in it. My potatoes worked out all right. The stalks grew big. At a certain time some of the stalks looked dead. I told Jacob Kubly about It. Jacob told me, \"If you don't spray them, you won't get any potatoes.\" So I sprayed them. It was too late for some two hundred hills, but 1,000 hills were good. When I dug them I had forty-two bushels of No.1 potatoes. If you take care of your crop it will work all right.\nIn 1915 I spent $4,000.00 for building fences on the farm. There were 240 rods of woven wire fence with two-barbed wire and 132 rods in woven wire, 360 rods of fence with five wires and all steel posts. Inside fences around the fields were 240 rods of woven wire and two-barbed wires and all steel posts, 600 rods of five-wire and all steel posts, 230 rods of steel fence with some oak posts, but not all five-wires. This is a lot of work and a lot of expense.\nI had two wells drilled, one in the dry-stock pasture, over 200 feet deep, and one when I built the No.2 building. This well was 206 feet deep. These were a lot of expense, and it all had to come from the soil.\nIn 1948 I spent $2,000.00 on the cheese factory.\nOn July 4, 1960, I went out to work to cut thistles and this didn't agree with me. I got sick and the eye doctor told me that I had had a light stroke. My eyes went wrong and I wanted new glasses. He told me that new glasses wouldn't help me. I know I can see and read much better than I could two weeks ago, so it looks like I am getting better.\nOn December 5, at three o'clock in the morning, I had more hard luck! My barn burned and I lost all the feed, but saved all the stock. The barn was a total loss. When you have a fire, you have a loss. But the new barn is up and the stock is in the barn. Fred Durtschi built the barn for $3,700 for his labor. 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        "raw_content": "President Zuma addresses SA Heads of Mission Conference\nRemarks by President Zuma to the South African Heads of Mission Conference attended by ambassadors, high commissioners and other diplomats stationed abroad, OR Tambo House, Pretoria<?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = \"urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office\" />\nMinister of International Relations and Cooperation and Deputy Ministers,\nDirector-General and senior officials,\nExcellencies Heads of Missions,\nGood afternoon to you all.\nWe meet again, to reflect on our important task of strengthening friendship ties between South Africa and the world.\nWe meet to reflect on our key foreign policy goal, to contribute to building a better Africa and a better world.\nOur national hero and pioneer of our foreign relations perspective and strategy, former ANC President, Oliver Reginald Tambo, had this to say about our foreign relations perspective, in his address to the First Congress of the Angolan ruling party, the MPLA in Luanda in 1977.\n\"We seek to live in peace with our neighbours and the peoples of the world in conditions of equality, mutual respect and equal advantage\u201d. This is the vision that drives our foreign policy, premised on the philosophy of ubuntu.\nThis is the vision that informed us when the Constitution of the Republic was drafted.\nFreedom Day 2013 Celebrations will be held on 27 April 2013 under the theme \"Mobilising society towards consolidating our democracy and freedom\u201d.\nFreedom Day represents peace, unity, and the restoration of human dignity of all South Africans. It is a reminder of the countless sacrifices made by many of our countrymen and women and a chance to ensure that no one will ever take our hard won freedom for granted.\nSouth Africa has taken many strides away from its past of exclusion and discrimination on the basis of sex, colour and creed.\nThe country has been steadily moving forward in a direction that reasserts our humanity. In this march towards humanity, a new culture of human rights and a respect for the dignity of the human spirit have become the characteristics of South Africa.\nOne of the symbolic moments of our exodus from the past was the raising of the new flag in 1994.\nThat moment aptly affirmed the pride and dignity of an unfolding country and a celebration of humanity. Another was the unveiling of a new Coat of Arms on 27 April 2000 that embraced the collective historical essence of the people of the country.\nThe 2013 celebrations for Freedom Day and Month take on special significance as the nation prepares for our 20 years of freedom commemoration and celebrations.\nAs our heads of missions abroad, you will be able to tell the world in celebrations all over, that South Africa is a much better place than it was before 1994. We are indeed a country that is better off since our democratic elections.\nDuring this month, South Africans will recall the momentous events leading up to 27 April 1994 and reflect on the next 20 years.\nWe will also have an opportunity to reflect on the kind of South Africa we want to live in, in the next 20 years as outlined in our National Development Plan.\nWe are therefore in a much better space than we have been in many years, now that we have a long-term plan around which to unite the country.\nWe are poised to move faster towards achieving the goal of building a truly united, non-racial, non-sexist and prosperous South Africa.\nWe value the partnerships with many partners in all continents in our pursuit of these development goals. We will also continue to prioritise our goals of promoting a just and equitable society worldwide, in international organisations and other spheres.\nTherefore our quest for the reform of international financial institutions or the United Nations Security Council is aimed at achieving this equitable order in international economic and political relations.\nMore importantly, all our heads of missions should also continue to prioritise the African continent and the promotion of African renewal, development and reconstruction, regardless of where they stationed.\nContributing to building a better Africa is the central foreign policy goal of the South African government.\nIt is for this reason that we continue to applaud the election of one of our own, Dr Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma as Chairperson of the African Union Commission. We will provide all the support possible, to make her succeed.\nWe are also pleased that all African nations have pledged their support, as part of the collective determination to make the African Union succeed, as we mark 50 years of the OAU/African Union.\nAs you are aware, our country plays an important role in global economic and political relations.\nThis means that we must prioritise communication and the marketing of the country abroad. In this era of globalisation, since information flows like fire and can easily be misinterpreted, our diplomacy cannot afford to neglect public opinion.\nWe have witnessed this just recently in our country following the tragic event in the Central African Republic, how information gets quickly distorted and rumours and lies easily flourish.\nPrioritising communication and marketing is therefore a key strategic goal.\nWe should build stronger networks with stakeholders such as NGOs, think-tanks, Universities and other civil society structures both at home and abroad.\nThis is important because economic decisions to invest in, trade with or visit a country are not always made solely on the facts. They are often emotional and based on perceptions.\nCompatriots, as we mark Freedom Month, let me take this opportunity to congratulate you on all the hard work and your contribution to the achievements that our country has scored since 1994.\nIn the roles you have played since then, you have contributed to making South Africa a much better place.\nHard work must still continue. We have to ensure that more people have water, electricity, sanitation, decent housing, functional schools, clinics and police stations and other services.\nMost importantly, this month we will be celebrating the Constitution of the Republic.\nYesterday, on the 10th of April we marked 20 years since the brutal assassination of one of our fearless and outstanding freedom fighters, Chris Hani. In his presentation to the first meeting of the Convention for a Democratic South Africa in December 1991, Mr Hani emphasised the importance of drafting a progressive Constitution for the country.\n\"Without a new Constitution there can be no peace. Peace must be based on a secure foundation, on a lasting Constitution enjoying overwhelming support of the majority of our people. Such a new Constitution must also provide a framework within which this society can be transformed from a paradise for a small minority for most others to one where all enjoy peace and social justice''.\nThus, our country has a firm foundation in its Constitution and a firm foundation for the next 20 years in the National Development Plan. 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        "raw_content": "/Why Dublin / Competitive Advantages\nIt\u2019s no secret why a number of international and domestic companies now call this area home. Dublin-Laurens County is known throughout Georgia as one of the most pro-business communities in the state. This level of support has led to a resurgence of manufacturing and logistics jobs in the area. The community has more than its share of advantages.\nThe region has one of the nation\u2019s lowest costs of living which translates into lower costs for companies. Laurens County has the third lowest property tax rate out of 159 counties in Georgia, and the community provides 100% exemption on Freeport which includes a company\u2019s inventory and work in process materials. These cost advantages allow companies leaving California, the Northeast and other high cost areas to see more bottom line efficiencies. But that is only the beginning.\nMillions of dollars are being invested in the region\u2019s utility infrastructure to meet future demands of the area\u2019s businesses, industries and residents while maintaining very competitive rates. The City of Dublin has over 1.5 million gallons per day of excess permitted water and wastewater capacity with significant pressure. This is a major advantage for large manufacturers looking for water and sewer at low costs. The City also has one of the most reliable natural gas networks in the country and significant excess gas capacity. Customers in Georgia with over a 900 kilowatts per hour connected load can require electric companies to bid for their service. Georgia Power, five Electric Membership Corporations, and the City of Dublin, provides electricity and natural gas throughout the region and are in the midst of developments designed to significantly increase the power generation capacity over the next decade. Companies in Middle Georgia typically enjoy electric rates priced at 15%-20% below the U.S. national average.\nLaurens County is a Tier One county as selected by the Georgia Department of Community Affairs. Tier One communities receive the full state statutory incentives which include a per job state income tax credit equivalent to $4,000 per job over five years. Companies creating jobs here can use the $4,000 per job against 100% of their State of Georgia corporate income tax liability. Any remaining credits, up to $3,500 per job, can be applied to the company\u2019s withholding tax liability which is sent as a cash reimbursement to the company.\nBeing located halfway between Atlanta and Savannah with direct access to major highways and interstates, two international airports, and the fastest-growing port in North America, the benefits of a Dublin-Laurens located business or industry are plentiful. This strategic location provides the ability to transport goods and materials to 80% of the consumer market in the Unites States in less than a 2-hour plane ride, or a 48-hour truck drive.\nRead more about our location and transportation.\nThe Dublin-Laurens County Development Authority is comprised of a small staff and a volunteer board that represent the professional and personal integrity of the community.\nDublin-Laurens County\u2019s small town values are well represented by outstanding government officials. Our elected officials are readily available, personable, and dedicated to the improvement of our community. Since Dublin and Laurens County are not consolidated, Dublin is governed by a mayor and 7-person city council, and Laurens County is governed by a 5-person county commission board. Community-level officials are not all that represent Dublin-Laurens County. Matt Hatchett, a small business owner in our community, represents the interests of Dublin-Laurens County as a state representative in the Georgia House of Representatives. In addition to Hatchett, State Senator Larry Walker, III represents the interests of Dublin-Laurens County in the other chamber of the Georgia General Assembly.\nLivability:\nThe low cost/high quality of life in Dublin-Laurens County cannot be beat! The tranquility and comfort of a small-town lifestyle, good schools, and major healthcare providers is paired with the availability of large industrial job opportunities.\nLearn more about living here!",
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        "raw_content": "According to The World Health Organization, there are currently 120 documented diseases in ten different classes that have manifestations in the oral cavity. And when you consider that many of today's leading killers, including heart disease, diabetes and HIV, are in many ways enhanced or spread through the lesions inside our mouths, the need to find medical experts that can diagnose and treat these oral diseases, is at a critical juncture. This potentially life-saving duty is the responsibility of a professionally trained oral pathologist.\nWHAT IS AN ORAL PATHOLOGIST?\nAn oral pathologist is a medically trained Doctor of Dental Medicine or Doctor of Dental Surgery, who can diagnose and treat several different oral diseases that impact the overall health of the face, mouth, jaw and other related bodily systems. Some of their general duties include:\nExamination of the oral cavity for tissue damage\nLaboratory analysis of tissue samples sent to them by dentists or orthodontists\nDiscussions with patients regarding the symptoms and treatments of oral diseases\nPrescribing medication or treatment options\nThis career path is one that requires extensive medical training. It begins by receiving a DDS or DDM degree, followed by a three year internship in maxillofacial pathology, and finally board certification. Typically, the oral pathologist will work in private dental practices, dental hospitals, and academia, or in research and diagnostic laboratories.\nAn oral pathologist is one of the most diverse dental experts, meaning they typically study several dental specialties, including:\nSurgical oral pathology\nMaxillofacial radiology\nIn order to practice as an oral pathologist, a candidate must complete licensing requirements in each US State they wish to practice. This licensing procedure includes passing board certification as administered by the American Board of Oral and Maxillofacial Pathology (ABOMP). In order to maintain their license, they must keep up with continued education, and advancements in diagnosis and treatments in oral pathology.\nUnderstanding the Educational Path to Becoming an Oral Pathologist\nIn order to become a licensed Oral Pathologist, a candidate must complete board certification, as monitored by the ABOMP. A candidate must first receive a bachelor's degree, proceed to dental school, and become a licensed Doctor of Dental Surgery (DDS). After receiving a dental degree, the future Oral Pathologist will spend three years in residency training, learning how to specialize in oral pathology.\nThe Educational Steps for Becoming an Oral Pathologist\nFirst - Receive a Bachelor\u2019s Degree\nWhen a candidate for oral pathology begins their educational track, the first stop is earning their bachelor\u2019s degree from an accredited college or university. The general focus of studies for future pathologists include, primary education, such as biological sciences, including biology, physiology, chemistry, physics, and human anatomy. It's also suggested that any profession that works in a clinical laboratory setting should also take core courses in advanced mathematics.\nThe bachelor degree is also the time when candidates should focus their efforts on building a resume that will help them gain entrance to dental college. There are several ways of accomplishing this, such as:\nVolunteering in clinical research at the college\nSeeking employment in dental offices\nBecoming active in social and networking organizations\nIt's also a good idea for the candidate to explore additional educational opportunities that are related to the dental industry, such as learning more about heart disease and diabetes \u2014 which are quickly evolving into the dental practice.\nBecoming a DDS or DDM is the next step of the career path for an oral pathologist. Dental school programs begin with discovery of dental sciences and biomedical education, within a wide-range of topics, from cell development, to overall human dental anatomy. During the first two years, dental students will focus on learning dental sciences and procedures in a laboratory setting. The final two years permits dental students to begin to explore clinical exercises in groups. Here they learn how to diagnose and treat patients under the direct supervision of licensed dentists.\nIt\u2019s at this time when the dental student will put into live practice what they learned during the first two years. After they have expertly completed the dental school examinations, they will become a DDS (Doctor of Dental Surgery) or a DMD (Doctor of Medicine in Dentistry).\nIn order to practice as a dentist, licensing is first required. The licensing examination includes passing a written and clinical exam, referred to as the National Board Dental Examinations, as administered through the American Dental Association.\nThere are two parts to this exam:\nPart 1 \u2013 The first part of the ADA's dental examination is a written examination that will test the future dentist\u2019s general knowledge of oral health.\nPart 2 \u2013 The second part of this exam is a clinical examination, which can only be taken once the candidate has successfully passed part one.\nEach US State has individual requirements to become licensed, and often requires dentists to continue their education in order to maintain their licensing through attending educational classes or seminars.\nThe final phase of educational training for oral pathologists begins with a three year residency program. This residency training is traditionally overseen by professional dental hospitals and existing board certified oral pathologists.\nThere are several steps to completing residency training, and just as many educational objectives, including:\nEncouraging dental students to explore careers in oral pathology; in hospital or laboratory settings.\nCompetently functioning in university or laboratory based oral pathology programs.\nHaving a complete understanding of the microscopic characteristics of biopsy specimens that are collected, in order to form an accurate diagnosis.\nLearning how to write microscopic and gross descriptions of clinical findings.\nLearning how to establish and maintain oral pathology biopsy services.\nPerforming clinical pathological research, oral pathology and presenting case reports based on findings.\nIt's also critical for the resident to complete research papers during their residency clinical training. In order to successfully navigate and complete the residency program, a candidate must sit before the board and pass board certification examinations.\nUnderstanding the Career Path of an Oral Pathologist\nOral Pathologists traditionally work in laboratory settings, or in private practices. Their career options are typically restricted to four categories:\nWorking with privately funded laboratories\nWorking in academia as instructors\nOpening a private practice\nWorking with Federally funded organizations, such as the CDC, EPA, FDA, and other medical organizations.\nIt's also important for future oral pathologists to understand the additional skill sets required to successfully place themselves into employment. Some of these skills include:\nAbility to work unsupervised for extended periods of time\nTraditionally, these skills are learned during the entire college career path. However, there is no substitute to practical, on-hands experience. It's recommended by the AAOMP that future oral pathologists consider mentoring with an existing board-certified oral pathologist for the first few years of their careers.\nThe ever-evolving medical industry is showing significant signs of increasing employment opportunities. In fact, the Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates that all dental-related careers should increase by at least 20 percent over the next five years. Oral Pathology is a growing career \u2014 as there is more evidence to support the need to include oral health in all major disease treatment programs. Since oral pathologists are the first line of detection to find, diagnose, and treat many oral diseases \u2014 their career opportunities seem to be on the rise.\nAverage Salary of an Oral Pathologist\nLocation is the biggest factor that impacts the average salary of oral pathologists. It's estimated by Payscale.com that oral pathologists have an average salary of nearly $150,000 annually. Other factors that impact salary include:\nThe type of employment (whether it's working for privately or publicly funded laboratory locations.\nOwning a private practice, or working with existing dental groups.\nAn oral pathologist is a dental specialist whose main objective is discovery of facts in order to property treat oral diseases. This career choice requires extensive interpersonal skills, attention to detail, critical thinking skills, and most importantly, patience. However, when successfully fused together, a candidate possessing these skill sets has a strong chance of becoming a very good oral pathologist.\nInternational Association of Oral Pathologists\nAcademy of Oral and Maxillofacial Pathology",
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        "raw_content": "Last January on our trip to Israel, I made a note to myself that quick response codes (QR codes in short) were nowhere to be found. Well, maybe I saw a couple of them, but it surprised me that, in a country where technology was, by and large embraced, QR codes were strangely absent. However, on our current Israel trip, I have been noticing them to a much greater degree, in many different places, whether in advertisements, stickers, or elsewhere. It seems that 2011 was a year of great growth for the blossoming of QR codes in Israel!\nAdding massive amounts of ground beef soil to a \"Meat Garden\"\nLast month while speaking with students, a couple of them mentioned something called \"Epic Meal Time\". I saw a couple of their videos, found it interesting, but didn't continue watching them. That is, until this past week. I continued watching them and am making my way through them and love them.\nWhat Epic Meal Time essentially is several twenty-something Montreal natives get together and concoct some massive meal. Now, it takes meals to the next level, usually involving meat and almost always involving bacon. This isn't a regular dish that they are preparing on the Food Network - no, they are preparing a feast with tens of thousands - if not hundreds of thousands - of calories. It is something that is totally within anybody's grasp to do and is essentially quite simple, yet, there is a simple brilliance to preparing gigantic amounts of caloric concoctions.\nOn occasion, they do desserts, too\nStylistically, it is well-done: not only is the quality of the footage excellent (they've got a good camera) and the editing also great, but the music is what really catches the viewer. In keeping with the name of the project, the music accompanying the footage reminds the viewer of music often heard during epic battles in movies and makes it seem as if there is, indeed, a massively epic culinary experience.\nAlso, while the preparation of the food is interesting, there are several further fascinating elements to what they do (in addition to the epic music): 1) They include a caloric counter and fat counter to show the viewer just how any calories are going into their meal; 2) They drink lots of alcohol (primarily Jack Daniel's Whiskey, but also beer and Patron), which makes it seem totally unpretentious; and 3) The tongue-in-cheek usage of Hip-Hop language (such as \"haters\", saying things are \"stupid\", and taking cooking to \"the next level\".\nThey make a lot of different elements, but eat it all\nHowever, what is perhaps the best piece of what Epic Meal Time is the way in which their story comes together. Preparing a meal is basically taking different ingredients, cooking them together, and you have your dish. While that may sound simple enough, the Epic Meal Time folks seem to focus so closely on individual aspects of making the food, that the viewer has a growing sense that what is being prepared is a lot to eat, but only in a piecemeal fashion. However, as any individual episode continues, the viewer starts to see the food pile up and, similar to a good detective story, you don't get the full picture of what's going on until the climax and when they bring the disparate culinary concoctions together, it makes for an intense realization of what they are constructing is actually exponentially more massive than any of the individual elements combined were.\nThus far, I've seen a small fraction of the episodes, but the ones I have seen make me hungrier for more.\nWine is mentioned several times in the book of Esther\nHaving begun a discussion of drinking on Purim, (and what got me re-interested in this topic), I wanted to do an initial post on which beverage one should drink in order to intoxicate oneself on Purim.\nCuriously, in neither Rabbi Jacob, son of Asher's Four Divisions1 nor in Rabbi Joseph Karo's Set Table2 is any specific beverage mentioned in order to intoxicate, whether wine or not wine.\nMaimonides, however, does specify that one gets drunk through drinking wine.3 I wonder why neither Rabbi Jacob, son of Asher, nor Rabbi Karo specified wine as Maimonides did, although I certainly don't know.\nOne reason mentioned why wine is the means to get drunk on Purim is articulated by Rabbi Abraham Danzig in his Person's Life that since the miraculous occurrences happened through wine (the party at the outset, as well as the small drinking parties that Esther arranged towards the end of the book), therefore, we were obligated to get drunk on wine.4\nWhile I have certainly come nowhere near exhausting this topic, I did want to - for the time being - share a paragraph devoted to this topic:\nContrary to popular conception, the mitzva of drinking on Purim is intended to be performed exclusively with wine, to the exclusion of all other alcoholic beverages. It is also noted that drinking wine on Purim is meant to be reminiscent of the verse \"wine gladdens the heart of man.\" Some authorities suggest that because wine was a much stronger drink in Talmudic times than it is today, it is permissible to drink whiskey and other alcoholic beverages in fulfillment of this mitzva as well.5\nI hope to return to this topic....\n1 - \u05d8\u05d5\u05e8 \u05d0\u05d5\u05e8\u05d7 \u05d7\u05d9\u05d9\u05dd \u05e1\u05d9\u05de\u05df \u05ea\u05e8\u05e6\u05d4\n2 - \u05e9\u05d5\u05dc\u05d7\u05df \u05e2\u05e8\u05d5\u05da \u05d0\u05d5\u05e8\u05d7 \u05d7\u05d9\u05d9\u05dd \u05e1\u05d9\u05de\u05df \u05ea\u05e8\u05e6\u05d4\n3 - \u05de\u05e9\u05e0\u05d4 \u05ea\u05d5\u05e8\u05d4, \u05d4\u05dc\u05db\u05d5\u05ea \u05de\u05d2\u05d9\u05dc\u05d4 \u05d1:\u05d8\u05d5\n4 - \u05d7\u05d9\u05d9 \u05d0\u05d3\u05dd \u05e7\u05e0\u05d4:\u05dc\n5 - Rabbi Ari N. Enkin, Halacha Bilvad: Halachic Insights & Responsa (Ramat Beit Shemesh, Israel: Dalet Amot Publishing, 2010), 52.\nPre-Marital Sex as a Subcategory of Non-Marital Sex\nAlthough there may be other posts like this one out on the Internet, I've been thinking about this topic for years and finally just wanted to post about it. This post is about the semantics of the term \"pre-marital sex\" and differentiating it from other forms of non-marital sex.\nBasically, there are three different categories of sex when it comes to marriage: 1) Marital sex - that is, sex within a marriage; 2) Extra-Marital sex - that is, sex by one marital partner with someone outside of their marriage; and 3) Non-Marital sex - that is sex by someone who is not married. While categories 1 and 2 need no further breaking down, category 3 has some breaking down to be done (it may be noted that extra-marital sex could be included within the non-marital sex category, I'm going to let it remain separate).\nNon-marital sex is simply sex by an unmarried person, whether they had formerly been married (you could call this post-marital sex (whether it's with their former spouse (in cases of divorce (as opposed to being widowed (and, no, I'm not touching necrophilia))) or with someone else)) or not otherwise married. I hesitate to say not yet married because it presumes one will get married at some point. This problem remains with the term \"pre-marital\" sex, unless, of course, one is engaged. In such a case, one has a marriage on the horizon and knows they are to get married and has sex with their fiance. This is the only time that the term Pre-Marital sex makes any sense - they are having sex before their marriage. Otherwise, it is overly presumptuous that this person will marry. Whether they will die before getting the chance to get married, they have no desire to get married, or simply are forever unmarried.\nI don't know if these distinctions amongst non-marital sex sub-categorizations will ever catch on in a widespread sense, but I do hope people think more intelligently about using the term \"pre-marital sex\".\nWith Purim occurring two months from today, my mind turned over shabbat towards one of the most well-known aspects of the festival: drinking. The amusing thing about drinking being a(n in)famous aspect of the holiday is that it was not initially a main part of the festival - it was not a Tannaitic element (the primary ones were reading the megillah, giving money to the poor, and sharing food with others), but rather an amoraic addition to our tradition (and the requirement to get drink might have even been later).\nFurthermore, in regards to the locus classicus of the drinking requirement, I refer you to Rabbi Josh Yuter's now-classic post on drinking on Purim (to hear Rabbi Yuter speak on the topic, see here). For me, one of the key points he makes is\nI don't read the anecdote as a response to Rava, but rather as an explanation of Rava's statement. Textually, Rava's statement precedes the story of Rabbah and R. Zeira. Chronologically however, Rabbah and R. Zeira lived in the generation before Rava. Therefore, it is unlikely for Rabbah and R. Zeira to be reacting to Rava.\nAlthough I plan to return to the discussion of drinking and Purim in later posts, one of the thoughts that popped into my head yesterday was that I've always had wine to drink on Purim and remembered hearing/reading somewhere that one is to get drunk off of wine to the exclusion of other drinks. I never took any issue with that idea since I've liked wine and started to want to try to appreciate it ever since I saw Sideways with my family. However, with my recent interest over the past couple of months in mixing drinks, my thinking changed and wondered what in the tradition is there about wine-only?\nThat's not the only question on my mind about drinking on Purim, but I hope to tackle that one and more in posts to come....\nHaving returned yesterday from spending the previous day and a half in Las Vegas, I am looking forward to going to Tribefest this year (and, yes, I made sure I registered today). I am not looking forward to it just because the weather should be great (of the four times I've been there it's either been winter or summer, whereas the weather should be excellent in March) and, plus, I'm not into gambling, card playing, etc., so that's also not why I'm excited for Vegas.\nSo why am I excited? The primary reason is the people. Jews [roughly] my age from all over the continent will be there, which will be great on its own and I love such gatherings (it's part of the reason I became a rabbi). First, it'll be great to reconnect with folks I haven't seen in a while; second, there should be new cool people to meet, which is super; third, professional networking; and fourth, making myself available as a rabbinic resource for young Jews all over and, of course, to young Jewish adults in Southern California.\nTribefest 2012 will be taking place at the Venetian\nLast year, I had wanted to attend, but, alas, our second daughter was about to be born.... 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Also, while the schedule was just released today, I also discovered there is a clergy track for sessions for rabbis and cantors, which should be awesome getting together with other young-ish rabbis!\nLastly, though, it'll be awesome with all the alcohol that there is in Vegas, that'll be the icing on the cake to make it fantastic!\nContinuing in my attempt to count up the most frequently mentioned sages in the Tosefta, I have now counted up the appearances in \u05e1\u05d3\u05e8 \u05e7\u05d3\u05e9\u05d9\u05dd (for previous posts in the Tosefta, see the following: \u05e1\u05d3\u05e8 \u05d6\u05e8\u05e2\u05d9\u05dd, \u05e1\u05d3\u05e8 \u05de\u05d5\u05e2\u05d3, \u05e1\u05d3\u05e8 \u05e0\u05e9\u05d9\u05dd, and \u05e1\u05d3\u05e8 \u05e0\u05d6\u05d9\u05e7\u05d9\u05df).\nUnsurprisingly, Rabbi Yehudah once again is the most frequently mentioned sage in \u05e1\u05d3\u05e8 \u05e7\u05d3\u05e9\u05d9\u05dd, although surprisingly, Rabbi Shimon was close for the first time in appearances. 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        "raw_content": "Quick Takes: The Office, Harper\u2019s Island, Rescue Me, Better Off Ted, Survivor\nHere are some quick takes from the week in television\u2026\nSo two episodes this week sandwiching the premiere of Parks & Recreation. I don\u2019t know if that was a good idea for Parks & Rec because being sandwiched between two episodes of The Office just made it seem even lesser than it already was.\nAnyway, the repercussions of Michael quitting continue to reverb not just with him and his new employees Pam and Ryan, but also through the Dunder-Mifflin office.\nJim is being royally screwed over by the new boss and Dwight and Andy. And I like it. It shows he isn\u2019t the know-it-all he seems to think he is lately and knocks him down a peg or two. But it also makes you want to root for Michael\u2019s eventual return and getting rid of the new boss.\nOf course, Creed delivers the punch as he always does in each episode with his \u201cpancakes are supposed to be round\u201d and \u201cI don\u2019t want these then\u201d lines to Michael.\nDwight and Andy\u2026 well I guess after Angela\u2019s become a slut, they need to find something for them to do. But not everything went well\u2026\nDwight and Andy and John Denver? WIN.\nDwight and Andy and blood rushing to their penises conversations? FAIL.\nAnd speaking of wins and fails. Fail on me thinking having Ryan back would be cool. 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Was arrested in July of 1930, then in August of 1938. Was exonerated in November 1957. Died in April of 1973 in Saratov.\nStephan Leonovich\nWas born on the 4th (16th) of October 1886 in the town of Zamostye of Lublin province (Poland). Came of the family of noblemen, his father worked as a doctor. Graduated with honours from the university of Krakov (1911) with the profession of researcher-agronomist. Worked for several agricultural organizations, newspaper offices. In 1918, as a Bolshevik, was arrested and put into the Gafelberg concentration camp in Germany. Since January 1919 was a deputy people's commissar of agriculture and forestry of the Lithuanian-Belarusian Soviet Socialist Republic, in 1921-1923 was a lecturer in agriculture at the Communist University. Since March 1924 was people's commissar of agriculture of the BSSR. Since November 27th, 1924 was the deputy chairperson of the Soviet of People's commissars of the BSSR, the Director of the State Planning Committee of the BSSR. Since September 1925 was the chancellor of the Communist University, where he taught Political Economy at the same time. In the 1930s worked for people's commissariat of state farms of the USSR in Moscow.\nIn 1937 was sentenced to be shot by the Military board of the Supreme Court of the USSR. Was posthumously exonerated on the 31st of March 1956 by the Military board of the Supreme Court of the USSR.\nSergey Benediktovich\nWas born in 1892 near the town of Vilno. Got a secondary education, studied in Switzerland till 1914. Had a good command of German and French. After the October Revolution in 1917 was a member of the executive committee of the Bobruysk town Soviet, the deputy chairperson of the Bobruysk district economic council, the chairman of the cooperative \u201cMolot\u201d. Since 1921 was the deputy chairman of the town Soviet and the town executive committee in Minsk. In 1924-1925 was the People's commissar of finance of the BSSR. From July 1925 to August 1929 was the deputy chairperson of the Soviet of People's commissars of the BSSR. At the same time was the Director of the State Planning Committee of the BSSR from July 1925 to February 1927. Since September 1929 was Director of the State Planning Committee of the Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic (RSFSR).\nIn July 1937 was arrested and sentenced to extreme penalty. In 1955 was exonerated.\nKARKLIN\nMartin Martinovich\nWas born in 1894 in Riga. Studied till 1914.\nSince the end of the year 1925 was the deputy chairperson of the Soviet of People's commissars of the BSSR, in February 1927 was appointed Director of the State Planning Committee of the BSSR. In January 1930 was relieved as the Director of the State Planning Committee due to his appointment the deputy chairman of board of the National Bank of the USSR.\nSamuil Lvovich\nMarch 11th, 1930 \u2013 September 9th, 1931\nWas at the same time the Chairman of the chemicalization Committee of the national economy of the BSSR, a member of the Economic Soviet under the Soviet of People's commissars of the BSSR (no more information discovered yet).\nWas appointed Director of the State Planning Committee on October 1st, 1931. Was relieved as the Director of the State Planning Committee due to the resolution of the Soviet of People's commissars of the BSSR of January 16th, 1933 (no more information discovered yet).\nGOLENDO M. S.\nNo more information discovered yet.\nArtyom Moiseevich\nWas appointed Director of the State Planning Committee on February 22nd, 1937. Since March 7th, 1935 was the deputy Chairman of the Soviet of People's commissars of the BSSR and the Economic Soviet. Was relieved as the Director of the State Planning Committee on August 5th, 1937 (no more information discovered yet).\nCHUDNOVSKIY\nDaniil Mikhailovich\nWas born in 1908, in the family of office workers. Had a higher education. Worked as the head of the Planning Commission and the deputy Chairperson of the Mahilyow district executive committee, the chief of the consolidating and planning department of the State Planning Committee. Probably was subjected to repression (no more information discovered yet).\nCHYORNIY\nIsaac Lvovich\nWas born in 1906 in the settlement Pribor of Berezinskiy district. Got a higher education as a mechanical engineer. Began working at the age of 17. In 1930-1935 was a student of Minsk Polytechnic Institute. On graduating from university worked in the apparat of the central committee of the Communist Party of Bolsheviki of Belarus as an instructor of the industry and transport department, since October 1937 worked as the chief of this department. In April 1938 was appointed Director of the State Planning Committee and deputy Chairman of the Soviet of People's commissars of the BSSR. In 1941-1945 was in the ranks of the Red Army as a member of the Council of War of the 22nd army. Was appointed and relieved as deputy Chairperson of the Council of Ministers of the BSSR and Director of the State Planning Committee for several times.\nEIDINOV\nGrigoriy Borisovich\nWas born in 1908 in Moscow. Began working at the age of 15, in 1923-1930 worked in the Young Communist League (Komsomol), since 1931 \u2013 in the Communist Party. Lived in Belarus since 1935: worked as the secretary of Shklov and Korma district committee of the Communist Party of Bolsheviki of Belarus. Since 1938 worked in the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Bolsheviki of Belarus as the chief of the cultural and enlightening department, then as the chief of the organizational and instruction department, as the 3rd secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Bolsheviki of Belarus. During the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945 was one of the masterminds and leaders of the partisan movement. In June 1944 was appointed Director of the State Planning Committee and the deputy Chairman of the Soviet of People's commissars of the BSSR. In February 1946 was relieved as the Director of the State Planning Committee. Was again appointed this position in June 1946 and relieved in April 1947.\nWas born in 1907 in Minsk. In 1924-1929 was a student of the Belarus State University. In 1929-1936 was a research worker and the chief of the economy sector of the Labour Organization and Sanitation Institute of the National central Soviet of trade unions of the USSR. In 1936-1941 was the senior staff scientist of the Economy Institute of the Academy of Sciences of the BSSR and the deputy scientific director. Candidate of Economy.\nDuring the Great Patriotic War worked as a political instructor of a company, a commissar of a battalion, the deputy political commander of a rifle regiment. In 1944-1946 worked as a lecturer of the Political Department of the Belarusian military district. Since 1946 was the director of the Economic Institute. Since 1947 worked for the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Bolsheviki of Belarus as the deputy head of the propaganda and agitation department, the chief of the planning, financial and trade division. In August 1953 was appointed Director of the State Planning Committee. In June 1955 was also appointed deputy Chairman of the Council of Ministers of the BSSR. 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Was relieved as these positions in September 1978.\nVictor Aleksandrovich\nWas born on January 18th, 1931 in Smolensk in the family of office workers. In 1949-1954 was a student of the Belarus agricultural academy. After the studies held different positions at machinery and tractor stations until 1958. Since October 1958 worked for the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Belarus: as a secretary of the district committee, a party organizer, since January 1963 \u2013 as the deputy head of the agricultural department. In 1966 was appointed chief of \u201cGlavpolesyestroy\u201d of the Ministry of water industry of the USSR in the town of Pinsk. Since October 1969 was the 1st secretary of Gomel oblast committee of the Communist Party of Belarus.\nIn October 1978 was appointed deputy Chairman of the Council of Ministers of the BSSR and Director of the State Planning Committee of the BSSR, since April 1979 was the 1st deputy Chairman of the Council of Ministers of the BSSR and the Director of the State Planning Committee of the BSSR. In April 1982 was transferred to Moscow to the position of the Director of the State Planning Committee of the USSR.\nAnatoliy Antonovich\nWas born on October 30th, 1928 in Borisov in Minsk region in the family of workers. In 1947-1952 was a student of the Belarus Polytechnic Institute. After this worked for the Minsk instrument making plant as a senior foreman. In 1953 was appointed chief engineer at the Veseysk machinery and tractor station of the Slutsk district. In 1958 was transferred to Minsk regional department of agriculture. In the same year got a different job at the Ordzhonikidze calculation device plant, where he worked as a senior foreman, a shop foreman, a production manager, a deputy principal engineer, a deputy director of production. In 1962 was transferred to the State Planning Committee of the BSSR to the position of the head of the radio electronics and instrument making department. In 1966 worked as the director of the Minsk instrument making plant, since 1970 \u2013 as the director of the Ordzhonikidze calculation device plant, then as the secretary of Minsk town committee.\nSince 1975 was the 1st deputy Minister of radio electronics of the USSR. Since February 1983 worked as the deputy Chairperson of the Council of Ministers of the BSSR and Director of the State Planning Committee. In December 1985 was relieved as this position due to his transfer to Moscow to the post of the Director of the State Planning Committee of the USSR.\nKEBICH\nVyacheslav Frantsevich\nWas born on June 10th, 1936 in Volozhin district of Minst region in the peasant family. In 1953-1958 was a student of Belarus Polytechnic Institute. After the institute worked for the Minsk transfer-line plant. In 1973 was transferred to Minsk machine-tool plant, where he worked as a chief engineer, then as the director of the plant. Since 1978 worked as the general director of the production association, producing broaching and separating machines.\nIn 1980 was elected 2nd secretary of the Minsk town committee of the Communist Party of Belarus, in 1981 was transferred to the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Belarus. 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In 1985-1986 \u2013 as a secretary of Minsk town committee of the Communist Party of Belarus. In 1986-1990 was the Minister of housing and communal services of the BSSR.\nIn July 1990 worked as the deputy Chairman of the Council of Ministers of the BSSR and the Director of the State Economic Planning Committee of the BSSR.\nIn February 1991 was relieved as the Director of the State Economic Planning Committee and appointed 1st deputy Chairman of the Council of Ministers of the BSSR.\nSergey Stepanovich\nWas born on May 7th 1937 in Minsk in the family of office workers. In 1956-1960 was a student of the Belarus agricultural academy. Then held different positions in agriculture. In 1971 was elected Chairman of Slutsk district executive committee.\nSince 1972 worked in the Communist Party. Since 1983 was the Chairman of Minsk district executive committee, since 1987 \u2013 the Chairperson of the State Price Committee of the BSSR. 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        "raw_content": "Editorial: Algeria's Tragicomedy\nAlgerian police stand guard during a demonstration in Algiers on March 27, 2014, by supporters of a movement called Barakat (\"That's enough\") that campaigns for new leadership in Algeria. (FAROUK BATICHE/AFP/Getty Images)\nAs presidential elections on April 17 draw nearer, Algerians are both protesting and joking about three-term President Abdelaziz Bouteflika\u2019s decision to run for an unprecedented fourth term despite serious health problems. As the campaign kicked off, Ali Dilem, a popular caricaturist for the Libert\u00e9 daily newspaper, summed up this dual attitude in Algeria: A youth holds up a sign with the popular Arab Spring slogan \u201cd\u00e9gage\u201d (get out), to which Bouteflika, sitting calmly on a throne, responds, \u201cI mustn\u2019t move . . . Doctor\u2019s orders.\u201d\nAnd budge he likely will not. Even though his re-election is essentially a fait accompli\u2014and he does enjoy a fair bit of popular support\u2014many Algerians have been taking to the streets in a rare series of public demonstrations calling for a boycott of the April 17 poll so long as the once-charismatic 77-year-old stroke patient remains a candidate. Voters speaking to France\u2019s Le Monde newspaper who do not support the president called these elections a \u201cjoke\u201d and described Algeria\u2019s political life as \u201ctragicomic.\" But, while many are understandably unhappy with Bouteflika and his repeated amendments to the constitution to allow him first a third, and now a fourth, term in office, it is unclear who could give him a real run for his money during this campaign.\nThe president\u2019s main challenger, Ali Benflis, was his campaign manager during his first presidential run in 1999, and has also served as prime minister under Bouteflika and has been a leader of the ruling party. Now an independent candidate, Benflis has promised to tackle corruption and to hold a Tunisia-style national dialogue on the constitution.\nAlgeria renounced its one-party system in 1989, and in recent years President Bouteflika has approved the establishment of dozens of new political parties, mostly as a response to rising pressure for reform. But there is still a lot of work to be done when it comes to the creation of a more participatory political system.\nWith corruption rampant among politicians of all stripes, tales of caution emerging from some Arab Spring nations, and Algeria\u2019s own struggles with economic decline and extremism in the south, many Algerians could very easily side with \u201cthe devil they know\u201d over the risks of change and the unknown. (Though, humorously, there are also jokes that the ailing president should have body doubles, \u00e0 la Saddam Hussein of Iraq, to take his place at public appearances\u2014so they may not know who they\u2019re getting, after all.)\nAlgerians are clearly fed up with this stalemate, but save entering the precarious and likely dangerous realm of an Arab Spring-style revolution, playing the waiting game may be the best of the bad choices available until Bouteflika leaves office. The choice in these elections, then, is between the spectacle of familiarity and the specter of the unknown. In the mean time, Algerians of all political leanings should continue to work to build a vibrant and diverse political scene.",
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        "raw_content": "MidAmericon II Report & Photos\nFirst Fandom News\nConJose Photos\nMidwestcon Photos\nArchon 24 Photos\nMoskowitz Archive Award\nFirst Fandom is not dead, only doddering\nMidAmericon II First Fandom Awards\nRick Wilber, Stephen D. Korshak, Steve Francis, Keith W. Stokes\nFounded during Midwestcon on Easter weekend of 1959 to organize the science fiction fans of the golden era and bring back fans who had dropped out of fandom, First Fandom was originally limited to fans active prior to 1938. The first President was Robert A. Madle.\nThere are several categories for membership in First Fandom. A dinosaur is one who was active in science fiction or fannish activities on or before the First World Science Fiction Convention held over the July 4, 1939, weekend in New York City. Other memberships categories are available. 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She became involved in SF fandom in her teens, publishing a fanzine, Interim Newsletter.\nShe sold her first professional fiction, the short story \u201cDune Roller\u201d in 1950 to Astounding Science Fiction; it appeared in 1951, under the name J. C. May, accompanied by four of her interior illustrations. She met her future husband, T. E. (Ted) Dikty (1920 - 1991), later that year. May \u2013 at the age of 21 -- chaired the 10th Worldcon in Chicago in 1952, becoming the first woman to chair a worldcon. She married Dikty in January, 1953. After selling one more short story, \u201cStar of Wonder,\u201d in 1953, she then dropped out of SF for several years.\nMay and Dikty had three children, the last of whom was born in 1958. Starting in 1954, May wrote thousands of science ency-clopedia articles for Consolidated Book Publishers; after finishing that project, she wrote similar articles for two other encyclopedia publishers. In 1957 she and her husband founded a production and editorial service for small publishers, Publication Associates; the most notable projects May wrote and edited during this period were two episodes of the Buck Rogers comic strip and a new Catholic catechism for Franciscan Herald Press.\nBetween 1956 and 1981 she wrote more than 250 books for children and young adults, under her own name and a variety of pseudonyms; the subjects included science, history, and short biographies of modern-day celebrities.\nHer story \u201cDune Roller\u201d was filmed in 1972 as The Cremators, starring Maria De Aragon, in which May was credited as Judy Dikty.\nAfter moving to Oregon in the early 1970s, May began to get reacquainted with the world of fandom; in 1976, she attended WesterCon 29 in Los Angeles, her first SF convention in many years. She made an elaborate diamond-encrusted \u201cspace suit\u201d for the convention's masquerade ball, which started her thinking about what sort of character would wear such a suit. She soon began accumulating a folder of ideas for what would become her Galactic Milieu series, and in 1978 she began writing what would become her Saga of Pliocene Exile series. The first book in that series, The Many-Colored Land, was published in 1981. In 1987, she continued the series with Intervention, followed in 1992 by books in the Galactic Milieu series.\nMay joined forces with two other SF giants when she, Marion Zimmer Bradley, and Andre Norton collaborated on Black Trilium (1990), the first in the popular Trilium series of novels. She also wrote A Gazeteer of the Hyborian World of Conan, under the pseudonym of Lee N. Falconer. She used several other pseudonyms over the years: Bob Cunningham, John Feilen, Matthew G. Grant, Jean Wright Thorne, Ian Thorne, and George Zanderbergen.\nA long-time associate member of First Fandom (as Julian M. Dikty), she was inducted into the First Fandom Hall of Fame at the 73rd Worldcon, held in Spokane, Washington, in 2015.\nThe Work of Julian May: An Annotated Bibliography & Guide, compiled by her husband and Robert Reginald, was published in 1985 by The Borgo Press.\nThere will never be another Julian May, and she will be missed. (Prepared by Jon D. Swartz, Special Features Editor)\nMilt Stevens (b.1942)\n\"Past Worldcon chair and fanzine fan Milton F. Stevens died October 2 of a heart attack, after entering the hospital with pneumonia and other medical problems.\nMilt attended his first Los Angeles Science Fantasy Society meeting in 1960 at the age of 17. He discovered the club through fan-news columns in the prozines. During the Vietnam War he served in the Navy. By 1970 Milt was President of LASFS.\nMilt won the Evans-Freehafer Award for service to the club in 1971. He was on the LASFS, Inc. Board of Directors for a couple of decades, and was Chair for around five years.\nFor many years he was a member of the Fantasy Amateur Press Association (FAPA).\nHe was Chair of LA 2000, the original Loscon (1975), and later the 1980 Westercon. And he co-chaired L.A.con II (1984) with Craig Miller, which still holds the attendance record.\nMilt was made GoH of Loscon 9 (1982) and Westercon 61 (2008). He remained active in LASFS all his life.\" (Abridged from an appreciation by Mike Glyer, originally published in File 770, October 2, 2017.)\nWilliam L. Hamling (b.1921)\nFirst Fandom original member William Lawrence \u201cBill\u201d Hamling passed away on June 29, 2017 in Palm Springs, California. He was a fan, writer, editor, and publisher during the Golden Age of Science Fiction.\nHamling started to read science fiction (SF) in 1935. Soon he was editing and writing SF stories for his high school magazine. He graduated from high school in 1939, and the next year published five issues of his fanzine Stardust. He was also submitting thousands of words of fiction to SF magazines. Later, he was managing editor of Amazing Stories and Fantastic Adventures (1948 - 1950), and in 1951 he became editor / publisher of Imagination. A companion magazine, Imaginative Tales (later titled Space Travel), was then added; and he published both until late-1958. After Hamling canceled his SF magazines, he began Rogue; and in 1959, he launched Nightstand Books. From 1961 on, his primary editor was Earl Kemp.\nHamling really began his significant SF activities as an author. He published a number of stories, the first of which, \u201cWar with Jupiter\u201d (with Mark Reinsberg), appeared in Amazing in 1939. His Shadow of the Sphinx is a horror novel about an ancient sorceress. After work as an editor at Ziff-Davis Publishers, Hamling started his own publishing company in the early 1950s, with the SF / fantasy magazine Imagination.\nHamling's appeal of his conviction on obscenity charges for selling two Greenleaf Books (Lust Pool and Shame Agent) in 1965 went to the Supreme Court of the United States, where it was overturned in 1967. During the Nixon Administration, Hamling published an illustrated edition of the Presidential Report of the Commission on Obscenity and Pornography. Hamling and editor Kemp were hit with a one-year prison sentence for distributing the book, but served only the federal minimum of three months and one day. The story of their arrest and prison time was covered Hamling wanted to run Chicon I and worked with Jack Darrow to re-form the Chicago Science Fiction League in 1939; but, ultimately, it was run by the Illini Fantasy Fictioneers, instead. Hamling was one of the Committee of Seven that ran Chicon II.\nWilliam Lawrence Hamling was inducted into the First Fandom Hall of Fame in 2004.\nSources: Harry Warner Jr.; The Science Fiction Collector 4; The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction & Fantasy, Vol. 3; Internet sites (Wikepedia, Fancyclopedia 3 and ISFDB). (Prepared by Jon D. Swartz, Special Features Editor)\nPerdita Boardman (b.1931)\n\"Fan Perdita Boardman (b.Perdita Lilly) died on November 26. Lilly was first married to author Ray Nelson and in the 1960s married New York fan John Boardman. She hosted Lunarian meetings, ran the con suite for Lunacon, and with John hosted First Saturday meetings. She also made the banner for the NY in \u201967 Worldcon bid.\" (Written by Steven H. Silver - originally published in SF Site News November 29, 2017)\nFor more details about First Fandom contact President John L. 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        "raw_content": "SWFL Dragon Boat Racers Head To World Championships\nA 2,000-year-old sport glides its way to Southwest Florida\u2014and the World Championships\u2014thanks to its one and only competitive dragon boat racing team.\nFor over 2,000 years, traditional dragon boats have raced through the rivers of Southern China. Chinese villagers have held these revered races on the fifth day of the fifth lunar month for generations as part of a ritual intended to avert misfortune and encourage the rains. In hopes of bringing on a prosperous rice crop, they offered this activity as worship to the dragon, an ancient symbol of water, who rules the seas, the rivers, the clouds, and the rains.\nTraditionally made of teak, these ritual boats would skim sleekly through the water, manned by 12 to 16 paddlers, a drummer to keep a steady rhythm, and a \u201csweep\u201d to steer. Twelve meters long and colorfully decorated with dragon heads and tails, the boats were an amazing display of energy and speed.\nDragon boat racing has since evolved from its religious roots and become one of the world\u2019s fastest-growing competitive water sports. International competitions have been held since 1976, when crews from other nations were first invited to Hong Kong to participate in the race. Following this lead, other independent races began to spring up in Singapore, Malaysia, Australia, New Zealand, and Canada. By the 1980s, the sport began to develop official rules and regulations. This ancient racing ritual was on its way to becoming an internationally recognized competitive sport.\nWith so many independent clubs and associations sprouting up, leaders of the sport began to develop the modern Continental and World federations, complete with official meetings and recorded minutes. The European Dragon Boat Federation (EDBF), International Dragon Boat Federation (IDBF), and Asian Dragon Boat Federation (ADBF) all emerged in the early 1990s, and the Oceania Dragon Boat Federation (ODBF) was formed in 2009. These independent federations act as representatives of the sport, although all recognize the IDBF as the world governing body, which also operates the international world competition every two years.\nSo what does dragon racing, an ancient Chinese sport, have to do with our little corner of the world? Quite a lot, it seems.\nThis August, six athletes from Southwest Florida will be part of TEAM USA and race in the World Dragon Boat Racing Championships in Welland, Ontario, within Senior Division C. For over a year, these impressive competitors have undergone intensive training to prepare themselves for the rigorous selection trials around the country.\nThe US team will race the modern, 40-foot dragon boats decorated with colorful dragon heads and tails equipped with 20 paddlers, one drummer, and one sweep to comprise a crew of 22. Team members are chosen from all over the country for each Open, Women\u2019s, and Mixed crew team. Race distances are 250 meters for the short race, 500 meters for the standard race, and 2,000 meters for the long race.\nSince the boat can only reach maximum speed if the paddlers are stroking in sync, working as a team is critical. All paddles must enter and exit the water at the same time, which is achieved by following the front two paddlers, called \u201cstrokers,\u201d who set the pace. The drummer provides the heartbeat of the boat, his or her beat cuing each stroke so the entire crew can pull together. Behind the drummer are the second seats, where the lighter paddlers are found. Beyond them is the bulk of the crew, with the heaviest and strongest paddlers seated in the center of the boat. This section is known as the \u201cengine room\u201d because the most thrust and power is found here. The sweep, also known as a \u201csteerman,\u201d steers the boat with a sweep oar at the rear of the boat; this paddler often calls out commands if there is an obstruction in the water.\nWith five paddlers and one sweep, our local six comprise an integral part of the American crew. In addition to coming from a variety of fitness practices (marathoners, cyclists, yogis, windsurfers, and CrossFitters are represented), all of these athletes have been paddling dragon boats locally for many years.\nEven more impressive? They\u2019re all over the age of 60.\nRelated: Better With Age\nThe \u201cDraggin\u2019 Dragons\u201d are the Charlotte Harbor Paddlers\u2019 competitive dragon boat team. Cathy Getz will be the team\u2019s sweep at the Worlds, playing a key role on the boat and one that takes a lot of experience to safely maneuver them all from the start to the finish line. In addition to steering the boat, she communicates with all the paddlers and ensures they stay on course.\nThe Dragons give the boat a strong start with Carol Lynn Higley holding the second seat and Marilyn Gladish not far behind. These ladies are quick and strong. Then there\u2019s Jack Sain, George Gershowitz, and Jim Getz (Cathy\u2019s husband) in the engine room. These three bring strength and endurance to the crew. All of these athletes have trained rigorously to earn their positions and hope to help win the gold for Team USA.\nBut without their coach, the members of the Draggin\u2019 Dragons could not have come so far. Behind the scenes is their Dragon Master, Bob Brazeau, who provides the training program, instruction, and guidance to bring them to the top. It is thanks to Bob\u2019s countless hours of training and faith that these athletes have earned their places on the US team. During his career, Bob raced for the Canadian team in many competitions, including the Worlds.\nIt has taken a lot of work for this team to come so far, and they are all honored to have made it. Dragon boating is not an easy sport, but it is a shining example of teamwork and synchronicity that is on the rise in public appreciation and participation. In fact, with its strong presence at Worlds, it might even be said that 2015 is truly the year of the dragon.\n\u201cI showed up, they put a wooden paddle in my hand, and I was hooked,\u201d Gladish recalls. \u201cIt was the first time I was ever involved in a team sport. 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        "raw_content": "Games By john On January 31, 2017 No Comments\nHere is my two cents on FIFA 10 video game;\nGraphics: The graphics of this version of FIFA is superiorly much better than the previous versions of the game. The players look more realistic and can be compared to that of PES 2009(although it is much better). The player\u2019s shirts, shorts, and hair move and their breath on a cold, snowy day can be seen. The facial features of the players can be seen more clearly. This is probably THE next-gen head soccer unblocked game experience.\nAvailable Platforms: Xbox 360, PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, Nintendo Wii, PC, Nintendo DS, N-Gage, PSP, Cell Phone, and the iPhone through the AppStore.\nTo make sure that the attacking team doesn\u2019t have an advantage on the counter attack, the defensive line or \u201cthe defense\u201d will be positioned deeper. This was done improve the realism of game play.\n360 Degree Dribbling System \u2013 A new system which allows players to make more \u2018precise\u2019 passes. These \u2018precise\u2019 passes were not able to be made in previous versions of the game.\nManager Mode: Now, making a 5-star team is much harder. This means you can\u2019t just buy many highly-rated players and expect your team to become a 5-star team. You have to gain experience with your team. Another cool thing is that your pre-season friendly matches are organized by your ASSISTANT MANAGER! I thought that this was pretty cool.\nA.I. has been improved.\nSet-piece delivery has been improved. This means that scoring goals or crossing from a free kick/corner is much easier.\nDavid Ruther revealed the following features on his Twitter account:\nThe wall defending against a free kick can be moved through use of the shoulder button.\nThe game will not feature dynamic lighting.\nCross-park passes are now generally a lot more driven, and will take about half the time to cross the pitch.\nYou can assign specific stadiums to clubs.\nOn cold days, it may snow, and players\u2019 breath will be visible.\nThere will be new crowd effects.\nThere will be a new training mode, similar to the one in the PS2 version.\nIn the additi0n one more famous game 4th and goal unblocked play this game at www.headsgames.com\nWhat makes Swipe the Words answers the best puzzle solving app to improve your brain\nCookie Clicker Beta",
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        "raw_content": "It Is Better to Study Locally Than to Study Oversea\nSubmitted By Mic1003\nFirst, it is undeniable facts that study aboard require additional cost with the same education one will get. Accommodation and food is denominated in a currency that\u2019s probably higher than ours. In addition, students cannot avoid the high transportation expenditures if study aboard. For example, as the further the country from our country, the higher the price of the flight ticket is. The prices of flight will even higher if students buy on peak season or in zero hour in case of emergency. Furthermore, study locally generally government will subsidy part of the tuition fees, hence the expenses in lower. When students study aboard, they will become foreigner and so there are no subsidies on tuition fee. Mostly extra charge will even apply on foreigners. As a result, higher expenditure is needed.\nSecondly, students feel more comfortable in their own motherland, as they already get use the local environment, culture as well as native language. Besides, study locally enable students to focus better on their studies since various problems such as communication problems and cultural different have been excluded. Moreover, study aboard students need to get use a whole new environment. The feeling of being alone and away from home badly affects their concentration on studies. Some of them even give up their studies because fail to adapt themselves in a new environment.\nThirdly, it is difficult for international students to get used to the culture. Study in overseas; they will experience many culture shocks. Besides, they will feel different and uncomfortable living in different countries. Sometimes these students are even discriminated because of different races and ethnic groups. In addition, students usually stand in their comfort zone. Therefore they tend to be with people who have the same culture. If they have some problems or questions, we often ask people\u2026...\nCash Is Better Than Equity\n...1163 \uacbd\uc601\ud559\uc5f0\uad6c \uc81c40\uad8c \uc81c5\ud638 2011\ub144 10\uc6d4(pp. 1163~1184) Is Cash better than Equity as Takeover Payment? - Learning from Korean Cases Seong-Ho Cho Professor, College of Business Administration Hongik University (shcho11@hongik.ac.kr) \u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026\u2026 This paper examines the relationship between the abnormal stock returns upon announcement and the choice of takeover payment methods, say, cash or equity, for the Korean mergers and acquisitions during 1996-2008 in which for some period, say, 1996-2000, liquidity is very scarce and market is uncertain. We test two hypotheses; first, whether equity payments reduce bidders\u2019 firm value; second, whether cash payments are more (or less) likely preferred by the target shareholders who are facing high uncertainty. Unlike US experience, we fail to find statistical evidence that equity offers reduce bidders\u2019 firm value. Further, while the bidder shareholders gain on average wealth of 1.8% from the M&A transactions, whether they pay in cash or equity, they earn positive 0.1% or 3.5% gain, respectively. These results contradict to the conventional asymmetric information model where market valuation of bidder\u2019s equity plays an important role for the determination of payment alternatives. While examining the wealth gains of target shareholders, we find statistical evidence that cash payments are preferred to equity payments. Further, if they are paid by cash (equity), they earn 6.2% (-5.1%) gain. We conclude that under the......\nAristocracy: Better Than Democracy?\n...mandates. [edit]Participatory politics Main article: Participatory politics A Parpolity or Participatory Polity is a theoretical form of democracy that is ruled by a Nested Council structure. The guiding philosophy is that people should have decision making power in proportion to how much they are affected by the decision. Local councils of 25\u201350 people are completely autonomous on issues that affect only them, and these councils send delegates to higher level councils who are again autonomous regarding issues that affect only the population affected by that council. A council court of randomly chosen citizens serves as a check on the tyranny of the majority, and rules on which body gets to vote on which issue. Delegates can vote differently than their sending council might wish, but are mandated to communicate the wishes of their sending council. Delegates are recallable at any time. Referendums are possible at any time via votes of most lower-level councils, however, not everything is a referendum as this is most likely a waste of time. A parpolity is meant to work in tandem with a participatory economy. [edit]Cosmopolitan Main article: Cosmopolitan democracy Cosmopolitan democracy, also known as Global democracy or World Federalism, is a political system in which democracy is implemented on a global scale, either directly or through representatives. An important justification for this kind of system is that the decisions made in national or regional democracies......\n...Study abroad plan Nowadays, many people like to study abroad. Studying abroad is often considered as a great opportunity which will lead to bright future in one's ride of passage. Not only can we learn different cultures and knowledge from foreign countries, studying abroad can also enrich our lives. I plan to study the International Business by this program in Korea which last for one month. The program in Korea provides contemporary educational experiences of high quality to prepare students to face the challenges from a dynamic world and to meet their responsibilities within a global society. In my opinion, studying abroad is very important to me. Because your eyes are opened to the world. We often grow up thinking that our way of doing things is the only way, or sometimes the best way. But living in a new culture helps us realize new ways of doing things, and also helps us to see that even though we are different, we are all human. And in many cases, not only will you get to know the natives of the country you are visiting; you may get to know classmates from all over the world. The most obvious personal challenge to overseas study is real-life use of a different language. While a person can study a foreign language in his or her own country, it cannot compare with constant use of the language in academic and everyday life. There is no better opportunity to improve second-language skills than living in the country in which it is spoken.......\n...Erica Scott Instructor Emily Stallings Communication Skills October 5, 2010 Better Than Store-bought I can relate to many things in Barbara Kingsolver\u2019s book Animal, Vegetable, Miracle since I come from a small town where farming and knowing almost everyone around you is the norm. In chapter 13 Barbara talks about canning tomatoes, which I have had some experience with. In fact, I helped my mom just this past August with her canning. Almost every year around August our kitchen has a distinctive tomato scent that hits you as soon as you walk through the door. The scent fills the whole house and there is not one room that doesn\u2019t have the smell of tomatoes reaching your nose. This year my Paw-Paw brought his homegrown tomatoes down to us to can since we quit gardening a few years ago. I completely agree with Barbara Kingsolver\u2019s statement when she says, \u201cFresh garden tomatoes are so unbelievably tasty, they ruin us utterly and forever on the insipid imports available in the grocery.\u201d (198). From the first time I tasted a homegrown tomato the taste of a store bought one was never the same. Towards the end of chapter 13 Barbara talks about how to can tomatoes. This is a fairly simple process that went along with how my mom taught me to can. First, you wash the tomatoes. Next, you dip 6 to 8 tomatoes into boiling water for about 30 seconds. Upon taking them out they are to be placed in ice cold water, which peels the skin right off. Then, using a knife, you cut the core......\nBicycles Are Better Than Cars\n...I talk about bikes a lot. I think some people around me are kind of tired of hearing me talk about how great bikes are all the time. I believe bicycles are better than cars. I know some bike advocates still drive cars and get a little touchy about that. I used to drive a car. Growing up in Estacada, it seemed like there was an unwritten law that said \"you must drive a car.\" I obeyed without question. I never even thought about it. One day when I was driving to work, I started noticing the cyclists around me and realizing that I was polluting the atmosphere and wasting resources and they weren't. I realized that I was contributing to the rising rate of asthma and that they weren't. They were part of the solution. I was part of the problem. I knew that the only solution was to buy a bicycle and start commuting by bike. Motor vehicle use degrades the environment in a number of ways, but bicycle use does not. Noise pollution, for instance, is a real problem for those living near highways, but bicycles produce no noise. Congestion creates stress for motor vehicle users, pedestrians, and cyclists, but bicycling does not significantly add to congestion. Adding extra lanes to existing roadways and building limited-access highways can degrade or even destroy neighborhoods. Creating bikeways or adding shoulders to roads, can be used for cycling, and have beneficial effects. Motor vehicles are the primary cause of air pollution in the US, but bicycles produce none. And carbon......\nAre American Cars Better Than Foriegn?\n...ARE AMERICAN CARS BETTER THAN FORIEGN? Are American Cars better than Foreign ? University of Phoenix Author Note This paper was prepared for Business Communication and Critical thinking BCOM/275 taught by instructor Goodwyn. Abstract Are American cars Like GM , Ford and Chrysler better in terms of reliability and value than the foreign makes. Also should we buy them over the Toyota, Honda other foreign makes because they are American Cars. The paper compares the differences and how the foreign cars stacks up and discusses about some fallacies argument like \"you buy American car and help create more jobs\". During my research I came across many controversial article over American makes being better than foreign makes. While we all have our personal opinion and are biased on different automakers , I wanted to find an article where I could establish my argument against the author statement . (Newman R. 2009) published an article on USNews.com \" 5 Reasons to Buy an American Car\" and their their quality are better and now rivals the best from foreign makes like Japan. Newna R. is referring to car built by General Motors and Chrysler and comparing with the foreign cars by built by Toyota and Honda. Here the Newman R. is backing up his information by using reliable and credited sources like the J.D Power and Associates and Consumers Report, however the data he is referring to is outdated, hence lacks the validity and credibility. ...\nBrain Is Better Than Beauty\n...IT IS BETTER TO HAVE BRAIN THAN BEAUTY \u2018Knowledge is power\u2019 and brain is the container of knowledge. A man is different from a beast only for his brain that makes him learn to differentiate between good and evil. Physical beauty is an added quality. Life is enlightened for brains and not for beauty. A beautiful appearance with dull brains is of no use. On the other hand, a bugle appearance having a powerful brain can produce something for human welfare. So, brains have got prominence over beauty. Beauty and brains are two vital factors foe humans. Someone would prefer having beautiful and good looking appearance and feel they are very lucky. On the other hand, someone would prefer having brains. I would prefer having brains than beauty. Beauty is a comparative idea. Someone may be exceptionally beautiful wouldn\u2019t last for life-time. One\u2019s physical beauty can easily be abated. So the stability of physical attraction is not getting guarantee for life-time. If a beautiful women or a handsome man loses physical attraction, she or he would fail getting response from other people. It is sometimes said that brain or talent is god-gifted thing. If it is such a thing, it requires nourishment properly. If one\u2019s brain is not is not used, he or she is surely to be a worthless creature. Through use or practice of brain a man can do lot for himself, for his society, for his country and even for the world. A man who can do a lot for himself, for have physical beauty necessarily. A man of......\nTablets: Better Than Books\n...Valen Schaefer Bryan Feliciano Rosa Tables: Better than Books The focus of our group project revolves around the notion that tablets, regardless of type and name brand, are more beneficial and easier to use than regular textbooks. Textbooks have been a way of life for generations. Many of you may remember carrying 4-6 books in your backpack every week from Monday to Friday during school. In college, you would normally have to purchase the textbooks you\u2019ll need for whatever classes you\u2019re taking. And some of those textbooks are hundreds and hundreds of pages long. This was never really an issue in the past, but now, all this has been made simpler thanks to the advent of tablets. Our group will discuss the history of the tablet, its cost effectiveness and weight savings over textbooks, how it\u2019s easier to find information for any research you may be doing, and how some of the schools have begun integrating the use of tablets. The very first tablet PC was introduced during the 1980s, in those days however, it was referred to as pen computing. Pencept is the name of the company that\u2019s often credited with creating the first pen computer. The company teamed up with CIC in 1985 to create a line of PCs that used handwriting recognition technology. Windows pen computing came in the 1990s, but the application had limited use and sold in small numbers. It wasn\u2019t until 2002 that...\nThe Craze of Overseas Study\n...% more than in 2009. Mainland China has become the biggest source of overseas students in the world. Hundreds of thousands scholars and students have gone to foreign countries to further their studies. If there is a choice, more and more Chinese families are willing to send their children abroad. Many people are sparing no efforts in applying for going abroad. The trend of students' age also becomes lower than before. At the same time, the total number of students taking the national college entrance Exam continued to fall. This phenomenon is partly because people are unsatisfied with the college entrance exam system. Twenty or thirty years ago, most Chinese students who came to study in the U.S. - if not all \u2013 are mostly academic elite, but now the source of students has expanded a lot. Actually, a part of those overseas students are the ones who failed in their middle school entrance exam or college entrance Examination. The most common place they went to is called diploma mill (also known as a degree mill) which is an organization that awards academic degrees and diplomas with substandard. Most people also think that studying abroad is the guarantee of good jobs. But a recent survey on 100 China's richest people who are born after 1980 shows that only 6 of them have the experience of overseas study. However, there are quite a lot of problems you have to face when you study abroad. Economic problems: Travel and living costs may be considerably higher than a......\nCase Study Better World\n...Case Study B: Better World Books 1. What are the vision, mission, and values of Better World Books? Critically evaluate them. Are they helpful to the company\u2019s leaders in formulating strategic intent? Why or why not? Better World books has a very unique and intuitive vision in my opinion, they have found a way to make a huge profit from something that is basically is an environmental issue. Their mission is clear, they want to be the company all other companies model their companies after. They are starting a movement in which all other companies should try and emulate to be, which is a great idea because there is no cost for the books that they acquire, and at the same time turn around and make a positive impression on the earths environment and multiple communities around the world. They have taken their love for books and reading and found a way to be environmentally conscious while still creating a successful company that makes profits and bring literacy to people all over the world. Better World Books make many smart moves as a business; they invest well, and waste not. I believe that Better World Books have an ideal business blueprint that many companies can model and be financially successful while still being conscious about how you do business. 2. Analyze the ways in which BWB strives to achieve a triple bottom line. Is this business model sustainable in the long term? Why or why not? Better world books have achieved the triple bottom line......\nBetter Than Rational\n...Better than Rational: Evolutionary Psychology and the Invisible Hand @ Leda Cosmides; John Tooby The American Economic Review, Vol. 84, No. 2, Papers and Proceedings of the Hundred and Sixth Annual Meeting of the American Economic Association (May, 1994), 327-332. Stable URL: http://links.jstor.org/sici?sici=0002-8282%28 199405%2984%3A2%3C327%3ABTREPA%3E2.O.CO%3B2-9 The American Economic Review is currently published by American Economic Association. 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And even though there is a lot of evidence supporting that claim, i think that they are wrong. There are many reasons explaining that girls are not smarter than boys. And guess what most men can reach to higher levels of jobs the women can get. So that would mean that means that since they can get to higher levels, than that means that they are smarter. SO i am going to be telling you reasons why i think boys are smarter. One reason, is that in the article in cbs new, they state that girls would most likely be nurses while boy will be doctor. And girls would most likely be stenographers but not CEO\u2019s. Also most girls turn out to be teachers and not principals. So basically what im trying to state is that boys can go way higher than girls. And to require to be at those levels than you have to be very smart and have a masters degree for them. 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        "raw_content": "Brian Paul Schlitt, known to the EvaGeeks community as NemZ, passed away just over a month ago on April 12, 2017, at age 38. We found out just yesterday when his brother notified us by posting in the staff section using his account, linking us to his obituary. For those of who you might ask, all we know about the cause is that he had \"a brief illness\" before passing away suddenly in the hospital.\nNemZ was always very public about his real identity, so there's no reason to hide it, but because we knew him as NemZ, that's how I'll refer to him.\nNemZ has been a fixture of the site for nearly a decade. He evolved considerably over that time: from a rabble-rouser to a moderator; from a self-described libertarian to a self-described liberal; from a graphic artist to a lawyer-in-training (yet still finding time to keep making new banners for us) -- but he was also a man of uncompromising principles, which helped guide each of these changes. And even as he certainly stayed true to his custom title of Token Misanthrope (as we in the community would joke from time to time), he seemed to maintain a jocular attitude about his own jadedness, and an optimistic outlook about his own abilities and prospects.\nAnd for that, I looked up to him -- truly. What does it take in a guy for him to change the entire course of his life at age 37 and join law school like he could have done it any time he wanted? And by all signs, things were going great for him there; the obituary mirrors my own perception when it describes him as feeling that he had found his true calling. And this wasn't his first reinvention, either; he was a high school teacher before he started his graphic design career. He was a habitual, seemingly almost casual, self-reinventer. I say with the utmost sincerity that he is a major inspiration in my own life, his example doing much to assuage the concerns that I've had about starting my career in my thirties.\nOn the site, I knew NemZ as an argumentative and sometimes frictive fellow who nevertheless never seemed to rub me the wrong way -- which might explain why we got along so well despite our differences. During the first many years of our time on the site, we shared many of the same spaces, but we didn't really \"meet\" until he sent me a PM greeting me in a characterstically chummy (and politically incorrect) manner on the occasion of our simultaneous induction to the EvaGeeks moderation team. We quickly found our roles in that capacity and became fast friends both on and off the proverbial job, consulting each other often on matters both administrative and personal. It helped that we were both natural night-owls, frequently around when the other was and no one else. I remember many a late-night conversation we had that lasted hours beyond their intended length, because they were just that fun -- because he was just that fun to be with.\nI'll miss you, buddy.\nPostby Ray \u00bb Wed May 17, 2017 10:50 pm\nOh My God. Too young.\nI just, don't know how to feel. I mean. I never expect anyone we nerd out with to die, so when they do. . . it's wow. So sad. He was always one of the peacemakers on the forum. I didn't know him that well, so what else can I say?\nDeath always makes me sad. I hate thinking about it, and when it busts into the area you go to not think about it. Where you go to talk about a Japanese TV show you're a fan of. I'm really depressed he won't be there to see Final with the rest of us.\nThe forums never going to feel the same without his username popping up in the notification box.\nPostby Sachi \u00bb Wed May 17, 2017 11:15 pm\nWhile I didn't know NemZ personally, we worked together as colleagues here on the site for years. I always held his opinion in high esteem, finding myself agreeing with him more often than not. Even though I joined the moderation team well before him, I kinda disappeared for a while and by the time of my return he was already a much more experienced moderator than I and he had already greatly impacted the forum in ways I could not. I looked up to him, and I enjoyed working with him during all these years. He was another Gendo fanboy I could relate to, and that's hard to come by.\nHearing of his passing was a devastating blow to say the least. It was completely unexpected and deeply troubling for me. Although I never met him in person, or even seen a picture of him online until now, I still considered him family, as I do many of you here on these forums that I've grown up with all these years. He had recently returned to school to pursue a law degree; he had a plan and a future he was looking forward to, and that has now been tragically taken away from him. I'm truly going to miss him and I will continue to think of him every day when I see the multitude of banners he's contributed to our site.\nGood bye, old friend. I'll remember you always.\nPostby C.T.1290 \u00bb Thu May 18, 2017 1:06 am\nI may not know him, but still, it's sad to hear that he suddenly passed away like that. I saw his username pop on here once in awhile, but I never got a chance to know him. It's one of the sad things in life, where a certain illness or circumstances takes away the life of good people. And what's worse is that some of people never get to achieve their goals, and they never get to experience future events, what they been looking forward to.\nSo I'm here now, wishing to pay my respects for a good man. Hopefully somewhere out there, he will be watching over his family and loved ones.\nLast edited by C.T.1290 on Thu May 18, 2017 8:30 pm, edited 1 time in total.\nPostby Reichu \u00bb Thu May 18, 2017 1:44 am\nLearning about this news was immensely surreal for me. I still don't think I've really processed it, emotionally -- only intellectually. It takes time, I suppose.\nNemZ was only about four years older than I am right now. I like to complain about \"being old\", but that's just acknowledgment of how quickly time passes. There's still the expectation that one in their mid-to-late 30s has much aging yet to do, much life left to be lived. You don't expect to die until decades later. So the sadness surrounding an abrupt tragedy like this has a unique poignancy, and one I've never truly had to deal with before. One month, NemZ was there; the next, and we learn he's been gone, a full stop placed on his very existence. All that remains is what he's left behind. His unique voice will never speak again. It's terrifying to think about. We fear death, and struggle over tens of years to find meaning and leave our mark, but the process could be ended at any moment. And if it did, it wouldn't matter -- not to you, the deceased, because you're dead. I suppose this whole thing has made me a bit existentially reflective; tis human.\nNemZ has been part of the scene here for so long that he's engraved in the character of this community, part and parcel of many fond memories. His voice was distinctly his own. He was an intriguing fellow, intelligent and quite funny, with a unique slant on things that he refused to compromise. We didn't always get along so well, due to conflicts in personality and ideological differences, but at the end of the day it was fine -- he never held grudges, so how in the world could I? As a fellow oddball creative type, NemZ was an important source of support for my off-again on-again creative endeavors; his reactions were always interesting. I'll miss him.\nPostby Stillborn \u00bb Thu May 18, 2017 2:36 am\nDamn, one of the few people I actually liked here. I'll miss him just for that.\nPostby pwhodges \u00bb Thu May 18, 2017 3:58 am\nI have been lucky, at my age, that only one of my immediate circle of friends and acquaintances has passed away. So the unexpected death of someone I felt I knew who was younger than any of my children came as a considerable shock.\nNemZ was a considerable character who contributed significantly to the nature of this forum. He held strong views, and could be resolute in defending them against a dissenting majority - his implacable preference for the original form of Evangelion before the addition of EoE and the Director's Cut versions of some episodes was a notable example. I disagreed strongly with some (not all) of his political views, as well. But he didn't hold a grudge, even if his unwillingness to compromise might sometimes have felt that way to some. One of the last private exchanges I had with him on Skype was an enquiry he made after my well-being - I had expressed some disagreement with more frustration than is usual for me, and he wanted to check whether there was some more serious underlying reason.\nI will miss him; the forum will miss him. But we have his posts, and the banners which he made us over the last couple of years, to remember him by.\nPostby Justacrazyguy \u00bb Thu May 18, 2017 4:52 am\nI don't know how to feel. It's not like I knew him that well or anything, but I've been on this forum long enough that I was used to his presence. And now he's gone, just like that.\nPostby Dr. Nick \u00bb Thu May 18, 2017 9:59 am\n\"Surreal\" is definitely an apt word here. The forum has lost one of its statesman-level posters. Rest in peace, man.\nPostby Snow \u00bb Thu May 18, 2017 10:25 am\nPostby BobBQ \u00bb Thu May 18, 2017 11:30 am\nNemZ sent me a nice greeting after I was dragged kicking and screaming into the staff's secret lair.\nRIP, dude. May your banners decorate these pages for many years to come.\nPostby robersora \u00bb Thu May 18, 2017 7:16 pm\nI'm really saddened about this. I didn't know him too well, but his banners alone made me happy whenever I saw them. Not to mention all of his other contributions.\nRIP, Nemz.\nThis was much too early for you to go.\nThe saddest part is, that he's not here any more to witness how much we appreciated him... As always, whenever someone has to go, this really is a reminder for me to be more appreciative to all the people I know and love. They are gone much too fast.\nLiterary Eagle\nContact Literary Eagle\nPostby Literary Eagle \u00bb Thu May 18, 2017 10:25 pm\nI'm really in shock here... NemZ and I had some very different opinions on a number of things, but even still he was always nice to me, and he said encouraging things about my writing as well. I know that his banners made a lot of people happy, too. He will be missed.\nThe Happy Red Planet (my Evangelion fan fic)\nRadicalRandy\nPostby RadicalRandy \u00bb Fri May 19, 2017 1:48 am\nAs a relative newcomer to these forums who lurks rather than posts, I hardly knew NemZ- especially within the same capacity as most of the members in this tight-knit community. Although our time of overlap was brief, I was quite aware of his well-established presence and resounding contributions that he made. I lend my condolences to those that knew him; he will be missed.\n\"Thunder Cross Split Attack!\" - Dire\n\"I'm just a simple man trying to make my way in the universe.\" - Shmango Fett\nhttps://www.fanfiction.net/~misterradical\nPostby child of Lilith \u00bb Fri May 19, 2017 4:07 am\nRest in peace, Nemz. I never thought I'd have to say goodbye to you so soon. I came in here yesterday thinking that maybe someone had received a ban only to see the news of your passing. I felt like I'd run into a wall full speed. I didn't always agree with you but I always respected your resolve and willingness to stick to your guns even if you had to go it alone. I really admired that about you and it's what made you my favorite mod. Evageeks is never going to be the same place for me now that you're gone.\nPostby Chuckman \u00bb Fri May 19, 2017 4:04 pm\nI'm at such a loss for words I haven't been able to say anything since I first saw this announcement. The passing of such a young man is an incredible shock. This is a terrible loss, for this community and for NemZ's friends and family. My deepest condolences.\nSicarius VI\nPostby Sicarius VI \u00bb Fri May 19, 2017 9:49 pm\nOh my, I'm at a loss. I always liked Nem, Rest in Peace man.\nMy prayers to his family.\n\"I'm not going there to die, I'm going to find out if I'm really alive.\" - Spike Spiegel\nPostby CommanderFish \u00bb Sat May 20, 2017 12:09 am\nI've always seen NemZ as part of the very essence of this place, ever since I started lurking here; and so it's rather surreal to hear that he's passed. I did not know him well, but he was so unique from everybody else that it did not take long for him to set a very clear impression of himself for me. He is a presence that I will truly miss. My condolences for his family and anyone else close to him.\n\"The fate of destruction is also the joy of rebirth\"\nPostby xanderkh \u00bb Sat May 20, 2017 5:29 pm\nWhen I saw the notice on Evageeks talking about what happened to NemZ, I was literally stunned for words and couldn't really comprehended what I was reading. We often try to prepare ourselves for moments like these, because we explore and discuss many of the deeper issues on the forums, but when this moment finally comes, there's not a way you can prepare yourself for it.\nI've known NemZ ever since I first arrived on Evageeks since 2011, and although I didn't see eye-to-eye on some of our topics and disagreements, he wasn't the kind of person to hold grudges or default a person on their beliefs. I could tell he was a person that stuck with his ideals, which was a trait that I admired both in our discussions her on Evageeks, or even off the forums.\nI can't believe that he's gone now, it's so surreal to see. I'll miss him. He held a presence here that I won't really forget.\nRest in Peace NemZ, Brian. We'll miss you.\nPostby Guy Nacks \u00bb Sat May 20, 2017 11:55 pm\nThis is a total shock. My sincere condolences.",
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        "raw_content": "The First Obituary for the Academy\nYesterday I read what I fear will prove to be the first obituary for the university as we have known it. In an article entitled \u201cSocratic Backfire?\u201d on the Inside Higher Ed website, Kaustuv Basu reported the following:\nSome students didn't take well to Steven Maranville\u2019s teaching style at Utah Valley University. They complained that in the professor\u2019s \u201ccapstone\u201d business course, he asked them questions in class even when they didn't raise their hands. They also didn't like it when he made them work in teams.\nThose complaints against him led the university denying him tenure \u2013 a decision amounting to firing, according to a lawsuit. Maranville filed against the university this month.\nLast year, a professor at Louisiana State University was removed from teaching a course after a majority of her students received failing grades, while another professor at Norfolk State University was denied tenure in 2008 for similar reasons.\nGranted, Utah Valley may not be the best example of higher education to begin with. It has only been a university since 2008 having outgrown its former vocational school and community college origins. It chooses not to participate in the US New rankings which, as politicized and commercialized as they might be, do provide some basic information about academics at a given college. Its primary focus appears to be business. Only one in 11 of its students are people of color and just over 4 of 10 are female. Only about a third of the student body receives financial aid. It should not be surprising that a predominately privileged white male college would operate out of a lens of entitlement and a demand for academia-lite.\nWhat is troubling, however, is that there seem to be no designated grown-ups on-site. To wit:\nThe advantage of this kind of teaching is that students learn how to think on their feet, said Patricia King, a professor of education at the University of Michigan. \u201cBut it requires hard intellectual work,\u201d she said.\nIn Maranville\u2019s case, students did not see the value of his approach, the court records suggest. \"Some students were quite vocal in their demands that he change his teaching style, which style had already been observed and approved by his peer faculty and administrative superiors,\u201d according to the lawsuit. Students did not want to work in teams and did not want Maranville to ask questions. \u201cThey wanted him to lecture.\u201d They also complained, according to the suit, that he did not know how to teach because he is blind.\nThe department chair \u2013 Scott Hammond, who is named in the lawsuit \u2013 apparently agreed with how Maranville taught his courses and called him a \u201cmaster teacher,\u201d according to court documents. Hammond visited his class, and so did an associate dean. But a few months later, during the spring semester, Maranville received a letter from university president saying that his classroom behavior was not suited to his being granted tenure.\nIn short, being a \u201cmaster teacher\u201d is now a disadvantage in an academy driven by consumerism and entitlement. What the vast majority of students want today is credit hour facilitators. They do not want to prepare. They do not want to be required to attend class. They do not want to have to participate once there. They do not want to be required to think. G-d forbid they should have to deal with anyone or anything other than their own narrowly defined self-interests. And they are being taught, by example, that they are entitled to all of this and can inflict retribution upon anyone who dares to defy that entitlement. Clearly, there are notable exceptions to this rule without whom many still within academia would have long since departed. But, sadly, they are becoming increasingly anomalous.\nOf course, much of this simply speaks to a developmental failure in maturity among our students. Sadly, those of us who work in higher education have increasingly come to expect this declining level of maturity among our students. The level of intellectual curiosity among most of our entering freshmen these days is limited on a good day. And the willingness to engage the process of actual learning has dropped off the charts.\nAt some level this is expectable after a decade of a failed social experiment called No Child Left Behind. While one out of three children were in fact left behind in this experiment, failing to complete high school, the more serious consequences are only now being realized among those who made it through. We have raised a generation of students who understand education as memorizing information for data dumps on command, who confuse the assemblage of unexamined data for learning, who do not see the point of critical thinking or creative problem solving and who largely are incapable of expressing themselves with much depth or nuance. NCLB lowered our expectations of them to the most basic functions at the bottom of Bloom\u2019s Taxonomy and they have proven apt pupils.\nNo doubt this places a great deal of pressure on the operators of institutions of higher learning. They face middle class parents demanding credentials for their children whether or not they actually become educated in the process. They face 1% legislatures more than happy to defund higher education and dictate curricula to insure the ongoing domination of a docile servant class by their corporate overlords. They face increasingly unhappy faculties who see their hard work if not their very intellect devalued. And they face a whole generation of largely underdeveloped children (the days we could say with a straight face that college students are adults and we should treat them as such have long since departed) arriving at their gates with inordinate senses of entitlement and unrealistic expectations.\nOf course, this is precisely where real leadership is most desperately needed. We need deans and provosts who can say to parents \u201cYour children will be educated. But they will have to work for it. And if they don\u2019t want to work, they\u2019re not ready to be in college.\u201d We need advisors and orientation leaders who will tell students, \u201cYes, Dr. X has a reputation for being demanding. S/he is a master teacher. But that\u2019s precisely the course you should take because it will help you grow and become educated.\u201d We need administrators who can find the courage to say to state legislatures, \u201cWe don\u2019t need your advice on curricula given that you have no expertise upon which to offer it and if you insist upon diminishing our funding, we will have to respond by a corresponding diminishing of admissions of your constituencies\u2019 children.\u201d\nIn short, we need someone to step up and be the designated grown-up in a situation where immaturity, self-interest and short-sightedness has come to dominate the operation of higher education. Right now, the inmates are running the asylum.\nBut, sadly, I do not see even a sliver of hope that this will occur. The mindlessness of discourse about higher education today is staggering. The unquestioning acceptance of policies within the academy which reward entitlement and denigrate master teaching are the norm, not the exception. The disengagement of all the interested parties within and outside the academy is predominant and growing. And, like all malignant family secrets, there is an unspoken conspiracy not to talk about any of this with any seriousness or depth, presuming that the parties still have the capacity to do so.\nIt is tempting to dismiss the events at Utah Valley as an anomaly, the limitations of a new university with little tradition of actual education as opposed to vocational training. But the reports I am reading at Inside Higher Ed and elsewhere suggest this is not the case, that this is merely a symptom of a much deeper malady infecting all of academia from the Ivy Leagues to the for-profits. Sadly, it is the rule, not the exception.\nI fear higher education as we have known it will go the way of the dinosaur not with the roar of the pain of loss but with a whimper of resignation to the seeming inevitability of mediocrity. And that is why yesterday\u2019s obituary coming out of Utah is a grim milestone that those of us who have devoted our lives to education should deeply mourn.\nThe First Obituary for the Academy Yesterday I re...",
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        "raw_content": "Two Weeks Through the Panama Canal\n\"So we were kind of happy, because we already considered we were on our way for the invasion of Japan.\"\n\"We just bust this outfit up, and I ended up with a unit -- a different unit called a 1333rd Engineer Regimen going to the Panama Canal on the way to the Pacific. About half the men in my unit ended up coming back to the states.\nWell, I got on a boat, another big boat, over 600 people on it. I think it was the USS Grant, originally the cruise ship of the Constitution or the Constellation, and we had 8,000 on that ship. And it ended up going through the Panama Canal, and we were about two weeks out of the Panama Canal when the first atomic bomb was dropped.\nSo we were kind of happy, because we already considered we were on our way for the invasion of Japan, because they piled 2,000 troops on this ship and we were unescorted. We were traveling at a max, we understood, could get up to 32 knots, and we zigzagged on out.\"\nUSAT U.S. Grant: USAT U.S. Grant underway in Manila Bay. Note the U.S. flag painted on her side. Originally a German ocean liner named Konig Wilhelm II, she was seized by the United States during the First World War and renamed USS Madawaska (ID-3011) in 1917 before being renamed USS U. S. Grant (AP-29) in 1922. ~ Source: US Navy photo # NH 93756 from the collections US Naval Historical Center, C/O Wikimedia Commons ~ Creator: Photographed by the U.S. Army Air Corps Second Observation Squadron. ~ Date: 11 May 1938\nW.A. Scott III, \u201cThe First Atomic Bomb,\u201d Georgia Journeys, accessed February 15, 2019, http://georgiajourneys.kennesaw.edu/items/show/344.",
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        "raw_content": "Home \u00bb Robert McWhirter: \"The Constitution and Donald J. Trump\"\nFriday, February 15th, 2019, 6 p.m.\nAttorney and Bill of Rights expert Robert McWhirter presents the next in his ongoing series about President Trump and the Constitution.\nAs Trump claims to \"make America great again,\" he finds himself repeatedly bumping up against the greatest charter of government on earth: The United States Constitution. \u200b\nTonight, attorney and Bill of Rights expert Robert McWhirter leads a presentation and question-and-answer session about what the Constitution really says about what Trump wants to do.\nHow does the 18th-century language of our Constitution play out against the language of Donald Trump's Twitter account? Is Donald Trump the first to attack the press? What does the Constitution allow Donald Trump to do with freedom of religion? Can Donald Trump really punish somebody for burning the American flag or take away their citizenship? Are there really 12 articles of the Constitution that Trump \"fully supports.\" Is a ban of Muslims coming into the country Constitutional? Can a President have a conflict of interest and just what the heck is an emolument? Can the President fire an FBI Director? We will discuss all of these and more as we go through the history and meaning of the United States Constitution.\nCopies of McWhirter's book Bills, Quills, and Stills will be available at Gibson's Bookstores.\nAttorney ROBERT MCWHIRTER is an award-winning, internationally recognized speaker and author on trial advocacy, immigration law, and the history of The Bill of Rights. He is a certified Specialist in Criminal Law with the State Bar of Arizona and first chair qualified to defend capital cases by the Arizona Supreme Court. Fluent in Spanish, McWhirter has extensively taught comparative criminal procedure and trial advocacy in Latin America. In 2010-11, he served in El Salvador, administering an $11M USAID project to reform the justice system, overseeing programs and trainings for the Salvadoran courts, police, prosecutors and public defenders. McWhirter's previously published book, The Criminal Lawyer's Guide To Immigration Law: Questions and Answers (ABA, 2006), was extensively quoted in 2010 by Justice Alito in Padilla vs. Kentucky. Mr. McWhirter is currently in private practice doing criminal defense.\nBills, Quills, and Stills: An Annotated, Illustrated, and Illuminated History of the Bill of Rights (Paperback)\nPublished: Constitution Press - August 7th, 2015\nThere has rarely been a more appropriate time for a book tracing the history and contemporary interpretation of the ten articles comprising the Bill of Rights.",
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        "raw_content": "The 50k race will start at 7:30 a.m., followed by the marathon at 8:30 a.m., and the half-marathon at 9:30 a.m. We will do our very best to start on time, so be there or be square! The start site for all races is located at the valley site pavilion. Ask any ranger or deputy for directions to the pavilion. Watch for transfer vehicles for a ride to the start. Remember to attend your pre-race meeting near the starting line. These will begin approximately 30 minutes prior to the start time for your race.\nPickup will begin at 6:30 am on race day in the parking lot of Goblin Valley state park. If you are running the ultra, we recommend being at the start to pick everything up as early as you can to ensure a smooth process and make sure you have time to prepare for your race.\nIf you are not running in the ultra, you do not need to arrive quite so early. We will keep pickup going until about 10 minutes prior to the start of the half marathon.\nThere are only two cut-off times. The first is at the 50k turnaround at 1:00 p.m., and the second is the finish line at 5:00 p.m. This means you will have nine hours to complete the course. Anyone not making these cut-offs risks being eaten by goblins, chased by beastly apparitions, or will be driven to the finish area by the course sweepers. However, there are no technical sections or major climbs, so these cut-offs should be doable for even the most distracted-by-scenery runner.\nThe start/finish area has public restrooms available. There will also be facilities in the campground. If you are in that area, please use the toilets there, as the ones at the pavilion will be crowded. There will be toilet facilities along the course near the half marathon turn around as well. We will also provide a few \u201cgreen toilets\u201d along the course. Once out of the park boundaries, you may discreetly use nearby rocks and bushes. Please have the supplies needed with you for such emergency. When using the great outdoors, remember to bury your deposits.\nThe Park will be open to the public during the race, so please be courteous and respectful. The race route is passable for most passenger vehicles as far as the half marathon turn around, and there are plenty of pull-off areas for spectators to cheer on the runners. High clearance vehicles are recommended beyond that point. Please drive slow and give the runners plenty of clearance. Dust can be a real problem as well, so please be conscious of your speed through the canyon if you are driving there.\nNo crew or assistance from spectators is allowed. If you have someone following to pick up after you, please be sure they do not assist you by such things as handing you clothing or shoes, carrying your extra water, and such.\nDogs are allowed in the area, and can accompany you in the race. However, there is a leash law in effect, and animals must be accompanied by an adult.\nBad, Bad Goblins!\nWe want this to be an enjoyable event for everyone, and there will be some grounds for disqualification and immediate removal from the course. Rudeness, foul language, inebriation, or unlawful acts will not be tolerated in any situation. There will be plenty of trash bags available at the aid stations, so please carry litter from station to station. You may report any problems to the park rangers or race officials and volunteers along the route should you need to.",
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        "raw_content": "WELCOME TO GOLDEN GATE PARK GOLF COURSE\nNew Price Increases Starting October 1st 2018\nVoted as one of the top 12, 9-hole par 3 courses by golf.com\nWe are honored for the nomination and hope to continue to exceed expectations in years to come. If you would like to check out the article, feel free to check it out HERE.\nClick For More Information About the Course\n2019 First Tee Information Here\nThe Golden Gate Park Golf Course clubhouse, which was built 1951, was the victim of fire on the morning of Monday, July 2nd 2018. The clubhouse as of July 11th 2018 was fully removed and a temporary unit has been put in its place.\nThe staff of Golden Gate Park Golf Course would like to thank all of our faithful customers and the local community.\nFirst Tee Time: 7:00AM\nLast Tee Time: 4:30PM\nTwilight Time Begins: 3:00PM\nRange Closes: 4:30PM\nPlease be advised we will have limited rental sets.\nNo Club Rentals At Twilight!\nJunior $8 $10\nSF Resident Cardholder $17 $19\nSF Senior Cardholder $14 $17\nTwilight $14 $16\nNestled among aged cypress trees\u2026\non the western edge of beautiful Golden Gate Park, the facility is a 9-hole, par 3 course with challenging holes ranging from under 100 yards up to 200 yards. Perfect for the weekend golfer or a more experienced player looking to hone their short game, Golden Gate Golf Course has something to offer all types of players.\nBuilt in 1951, the course is shaped by the sand dunes on which it was developed. Less than 100 yards from the regal Dutch Windmills, and two blocks from Ocean Beach, Golden Gate Park Golf Course is the perfect destination for a weekend outing.\nA fun, safe, and inviting environment, we are committed to providing a memorable experience for all patrons. Whether you are looking for a lesson or hoping to host a tournament or event, Golden Gate Golf Course has something for just about everyone.\nThe Windmill Grill is closed until further notice. Thank you\nGolden Gate Park Golf Course is a San Francisco Recreation and Parks Facility",
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        "raw_content": "Home PS Wasteland 2 Officially Announced for Nintendo Switch With New Trailer\nWasteland 2 was actually teased for the Switch a while back, but now, it has been officially announced for Nintendo\u2019s platform with a new announcement trailer that you can see for yourself below. Wasteland 2 is a sequel to the original Wasteland, which launched all the way back in the 1980s, and served as the inspiration for Fallout, and was inXile\u2019s attempt to make a modern CRPG without any concessions made to streamlining.\nIt turned out to be a good effort, especially after the \u201cdirector\u2019s cut\u201d (which went on to launch on PS4 and Xbox One to boot). Now, it will also be coming to the Switch. Which is excellent news- the prospect of playing a round based CRPG like this on the go sounds incredible.\nI have to admit that between Wasteland 2, Pillars of Eternity 2, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, Xenoblade Chronicles 2, Ys 8, Shining Resonance: Refrain, as well as the upcoming Dark Souls Remastered, The World Ends With You, Octopath Traveler, Fire Emblem: Three Houses, Pokemon Let\u2019s Go Pikachu/Eevee, and Shin Megami Tensei V, the Switch is starting to rapidly become a hub for RPGs- and I love it.\nTagged With: inxile, nintendo switch, pc, ps4, Wasteland 2, Xbox One\nPrevious articleSuper Smash Bros. Melee Scared Players Away Because It Was Too Technical, Says Series Director\nNext articleOctopath Traveler Was Developed As \u201cA Spiritual Successor\u201d To Final Fantasy 6, Says Producer\n\u201cWe Won\u2019t Forget What Made Us Successful Going Forward\u201d, Says Sony\u2019s Shuhei Yoshida\nWaluigi Being Playable in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate is Sakurai\u2019s Decision to Make\nPlayerUnknown\u2019s Battlegrounds- New Update Live On Test Servers, Adds New Weapons, Balancing, And More",
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        "raw_content": "Golf Fore the Cure presented by Subaru celebrates reaching $6 million at National Event\nBRANTFORD, Ont. \u2013 Heat and sunny skies greeted over 110 women on Tuesday September 26th at the 14th annual Golf Fore the Cure presented by Subaru National Event at the Brantford Golf & Country Club.\nCorporate partners, individual participants and the top-three fundraising teams selected from over 160 participating sites over the course of the season were on hand to celebrate raising more than $300,000 for breast cancer research through individual Golf Fore the Cure events run coast to coast in 2017.\nThe National Event featured 18-holes of golf packed with raffles, prizing, and games, followed by an awards dinner to thank and recognize the fundraising efforts put forth by Golf Fore the Cure participants across Canada.\nThrough 160 events in 2017 and upwards of 14,000 women, Golf Fore the Cure presented by Subaru raised its fundraising total to-date to over $6 million\u2014with all proceeds donated to the Canadian Cancer Society and the Qu\u00e9bec Breast Cancer Foundation.\n\u201cThe participants of Golf Fore the Cure provide a strong reminder of the power of sport and the health of women\u2019s golf across the country,\u201d said Jeff Thompson, Golf Canada\u2019s chief sport officer. \u201cThe success of this program would not be possible without the leadership of our site coordinators and over 14,000 participants from coast to coast.\u201d\nGolf Canada also honoured this year\u2019s top-three fundraising teams, listed below:\nSandy Hook Golf Club, Sandy Hook Manitoba ($29,518)\nElk Ridge Resort, Waskesiu Saskatchewan ($23,002)\nGolf New Brunswick ($21,117)\n\u201cGolf Canada is very thankful for the collective efforts of our many volunteers and corporate sponsors\u2014Subaru Canada, adidas Golf and WayPoint,\u201d added Thompson. \u201cTheir dedication and support has led to the program\u2019s continued success and we are thrilled to have such a great team behind Golf Fore the Cure.\u201d\nGolf Fore the Cure presented by Subaru was created in 2003 by Golf Canada to drive women\u2019s participation in the game of golf through the use of fun, non-intimidating activities. Through a unique partnership structure with the Canadian Cancer Society (and Qu\u00e9bec Breast Cancer Foundation), the program has women across the country participating in golf activities and raising money and awareness for a cause close to Canadian hearts\u2014the fight against breast cancer.\nSubaru Canada has been a proud partner of Golf Fore the Cure since 2007. The company\u2019s extended commitment reaffirms their dedication to making a difference in the fight against breast cancer.\nPhotos from Tuesday\u2019s National Event can be viewed here.\nGolf Fore the Cure National Event to be held at Brantford Golf ...",
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        "raw_content": "CORRUPTION THRIVES IN A GLOBALIZED WORLD / THE FINANCIAL TIMES OP EDITORIAL\n| Etiquetas: Corruption, Globalization, World Economic And Political\nCorruption thrives in a globalised world\nHas corruption become more common? Or simply easier to expose\nRemember the Brics? When the concept was first launched by Goldman Sachs in 2001, it was a handy acronym to describe the world\u2019s most dynamic emerging economies. There were always sceptics who questioned just how much Brazil, Russia, India and China have in common. Those doubts only grew when South Africa joined the club.\nBut it turns out that the Brics do have something in common after all \u2014 corruption. In all five countries, popular rage about graft is at the very heart of politics. And because these countries are increasingly important to the world economy, their corruption problems have global implications.\nBoth Brazil and South Africa have seen presidents forced out of office by corruption scandals \u2014 with Jacob Zuma compelled to resign in South Africa this year, and Dilma Rousseff being impeached in Brazil in 2016. In Russia, the ruling United Russia party is widely known as the \u201cparty of crooks and thieves\u201d. The rise to power of Narendra Modi was fuelled by his pledge to crack down on corruption among the elites. The Indian prime minister has since taken the drastic step of abolishing about 80 per cent of the country\u2019s currency, in an effort to squash the black economy. In China, President Xi Jinping\u2019s anti-corruption drive has seen more than 100,000 officials arrested. Meanwhile, Chinese exiles have spread online allegations that corruption extends into President Xi\u2019s inner circle.\nHigh-profile corruption scandals are not confined to the Brics. This month Mariano Rajoy was forced to resign as prime minister of Spain after seven years in office, following a scandal in his political party. And last month Malaysia\u2019s ruling party lost power for the first time since the 1950s \u2014 after allegations that the prime minister, Najib Razak, had embezzled vast sums.\nCorruption has always existed \u2014 and it has never been popular. But the frequency and political impact of corruption scandals seem to be growing all over the world. So has corruption become more common? Or has it simply become easier to expose? The answer seems to be that both things are happening simultaneously.\nThe globalisation of business and finance opened up opportunities to make corrupt profits in fast-growing emerging economies. Industries that often need official involvement, such as natural resources and infrastructure, are particularly lucrative targets. There are contracts to be awarded and development projects that need official approval. And the money for bribes can always be deposited offshore.\nBut such malpractice can be exposed. Strong, independent prosecutors and judges such as Brazil\u2019s S\u00e9rgio Moro and South Africa\u2019s Thulisile Madonsela have done heroic work in driving forward anti-corruption investigations. Press freedom in Brazil and South Africa has also been critical in keeping up the pressure on corrupt politicians.\nEven when the national media are muzzled, the internet provides an alternative medium for airing corruption allegations. The \u201cPanama Papers\u201d, which detailed the offshore financial affairs of many prominent politicians, was the result of an international journalistic project and based on hacked documents.\nNew forms of international co-operation and transparency have also made would-be crooks more vulnerable to exposure. Changes in the Swiss laws on banking secrecy \u2014 made under pressure from the US \u2014 were crucial to allowing Brazilian prosecutors to uncover the proceeds of corruption. International investigations by the Swiss and Americans also kept up the pressure on Malaysia\u2019s Mr Razak.\nBut conquering corruption is not something that can be achieved with a single cathartic effort. Lasting progress requires strong institutions that can survive changes in the political climate; independent courts and prosecutors with training and resources; a press that cannot easily be bought off, jailed or killed; efficient civil servants who cannot be fired at the whim of a corrupt boss. Remove any of those elements and corruption seeps back into the system.\nProsecutors in Brazil are haunted by the example of the \u201cclean hands\u201d investigations in Italy in the early 1990s. These swept away many powerful figures \u2014 and were seen as a watershed. But within a few years, Silvio Berlusconi, who epitomised shady business practices, had been elected prime minister.\nSearching for examples of lasting cultural change in the battle against corruption, Brazilian prosecutors have lighted upon the example of Hong Kong under British colonial rule and the establishment of an Independent Commission Against Corruption in 1974. Even that achievement may now be in doubt, with growing fears that the independence of Hong Kong\u2019s institutions is being compromised by pressure from mainland China.\nThe concerns over Hong Kong might give pause to those who interpret the eruption of scandals all over the world as evidence that the global battle against graft is being won. An alternative theory is that the growing economic power of countries such as China, India and Russia may be spreading corrupt practices more widely. The US, EU and UK pride themselves on their sound institutions. But western bankers, lawyers, real estate agents, PR firms (and perhaps even presidents) are often all too willing to share in the proceeds of corruption.\nTHE LATEST CHAPTER IN THE EUROPEAN MIGRATION CRISIS / GEOPOLITICAL FUTURES\n| Etiquetas: Europe Economic and Political, Immigration\nThe Latest Chapter in the European Migration Crisis\nWhen 630 people were rescued by a ship called the Aquarius off the coast of Libya last weekend, little did they know their plight would set off a series of events that would deepen the divisions in an already fractured Europe. Within less than a week of the migrants\u2019 rescue, the German government appeared ever closer to collapse, and the French and Italian governments were engaged in a diplomatic spat. The story of the Aquarius will now become part of European history, another chapter in the migration saga that began with German Chancellor Angela Merkel\u2019s open-door refugee policy in 2015 and whose end seems much further away today than it did just a week ago.\n\u2018Close the Doors\u2019\nOn June 10, as the Aquarius approached Italian waters, the Italian government refused to allow the ship to dock at its ports. The country\u2019s new populist government, which came to power in large part due to the country\u2019s frustration with being the frontline in the migration crisis, used the Aquarius to demonstrate that it was following through on its promise to get tough on illegal immigration. Matteo Salvini, Italy\u2019s new interior minister, took to Twitter to make his government\u2019s position abundantly clear: \u201cClose the doors.\u201d\nOn June 11, with the Aquarius stranded off the Italian coast, Germany\u2019s struggle over its own immigration policy was intensifying. Merkel rejected Interior Minister Horst Seehofer\u2019s proposal to turn away at the border any refugee who had applied for asylum in another European country. Upon learning of Merkel\u2019s decision, Seehofer canceled a presentation of his 63-point plan to deal with the migration problem scheduled for the following day. A spokeswoman for the German Interior Ministry downplayed the cancellation, explaining that some details simply needed to be ironed out, but she also declined to announce a new date for the presentation.\nOn June 12, France entered the fray. French President Emmanuel Macron blasted the Italian government as irresponsible and cynical for blocking the Aquarius from Italian ports. The Italian government responded the following day by canceling a meeting in Paris between the French and Italian economy ministers. Italy also summoned the French ambassador and demanded an apology from Macron. Italy\u2019s new prime minister even called Macron\u2019s stance \u201chypocritical\u201d and decried French self-righteousness over an issue Italy has had to manage with little support from the EU. Meanwhile, the Aquarius set sail for Spain, which granted the ship permission to dock.\nOn June 13, Seehofer declined to attend a summit in Berlin held by Merkel, and instead met with Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz. Seehofer explained that the move was not a snub but rather had to do with the presence of a journalist who had compared him to the Nazis. But it was Kurz who stole the headlines on this day, as he called for an \u201caxis of the willing against illegal migration\u201d to be formed between Austria, Germany and Italy. Seehofer added that he had spoken to his Italian counterpart the previous day and that they were in \u201cfull agreement\u201d over how to secure European borders. None of the men involved seemed concerned about the memories an axis involving Austria, Germany and Italy might dredge up.\nMeanwhile, Macron\u2019s government attempted to patch things up with Italy. Macron didn\u2019t issue an apology, but he did call Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte and insisted that he didn\u2019t want to offend Italy. In addition, France\u2019s European affairs minister stressed the need for dialogue and directed France\u2019s criticism away from Italy. Instead, the minister blamed Europe for turning its back on Italy and insisted that Europe needed a much better way of dealing with migrants. This appeared to be enough for the Italian government: Conte pledged his solidarity with Europe in dealing with the issue and is scheduled to meet with Macron on June 15.\nOn June 14, just when it seemed the worst had passed, German media reported that Merkel\u2019s government might collapse. Tension between her Christian Democratic Union party and coalition partner the Christian Social Union, led by Seehofer, has been brewing over Merkel\u2019s immigration policies since 2015. But German newspaper Augsburger Allgemeine, citing multiple CSU sources, reported that Seehofer raised the possibility during a party meeting of defying Merkel, which could split the governing coalition. German papers are now speculating about a potential vote of no confidence should the spat go on.\nA Dangerous Bet\nTo recap, the three largest and most important countries in the European Union \u2013 Germany, Italy and France \u2013 are now divided, internally and externally. France continues to push for stronger EU reforms and is tired of waiting for Germany to sign up; in fact, France may now see that Germany is too weak to protest and that it must take the lead. Italy\u2019s new government is anxious to follow through on its campaign promises and is both cautious about and intrigued by the shift in power between Europe\u2019s two heavyweights. Germany seems lost \u2013 at worst, it\u2019s on the verge of a government collapse, and at best, it\u2019s so inwardly focused that it can hardly play the leadership role it used to. And all this because the migration issue, now three years old, remains unresolved. A single ship with 630 refugees has laid the contradictions bare for all to see.\nThis, of course, is not the only problem facing Europe today. The United Kingdom, which voted for Brexit in no small degree due to Germany\u2019s lectures on London having to accept its fair share of refugees back in 2015, finds itself in chaos over its next steps. Germany\u2019s foreign minister gave a rousing speech about a \u201cpost-Atlantic Europe\u201d and seems more concerned with pushing back against perceived American slights at Germany than at coming to terms with the friction in his own government. The Balkans seems primed for even more disruption, with Russia this week announcing it wants to be more engaged in the region and the Serbian president saying he was warned that NATO would treat any Serbian incursion into Kosovo as a hostile act.\nBut most important, and buried under the headlines, is the fact that the European Central Bank announced that it will phase out its bond-buying stimulus program by the end of the year \u2013 a program that has staunched the bleeding from the 2008 financial crisis but also exacerbated economic inequality throughout the eurozone. In both Europe and the United States, economies are finally returning to normal after a decade of being coddled by policymakers. Now, the training wheels are about to come off, and policymakers are betting that the economic recovery is stable enough to keep going on its own.\nThat\u2019s a dangerous bet, especially considering that the economic recoveries in Europe and the United States are fragile at best. The U.S. has rarely gone this long without a cyclical recession. But as the Aquarius has shown, Europe has plenty more problems to contend with, even if the optimists are right about the economy. Ironically, at the center of all this is France, the new de facto leader of Europe. Which brings to mind the old maxim: Be careful what you wish for. You just might get it.\nHOW WORLD CUP SPONSORSHIPS MIRRORS GLOBAL ECONOMIC SHIFTS / KNOWLEDGE@WHARTON\n| Etiquetas: 2018 Soccer World Cup, China, Marketing and Advertising\nHow World Cup Sponsorship Mirrors Global Economic Shifts\nThere\u2019s been dramatic shift in the country origin for World Cup sponsorship in recent years. A third of the top sponsors are now from China, versus none before 2014. Kalin Anev Janse (@kaanev), secretary general and also a member of the management board of the European Stability Mechanism, the Eurozone\u2019s lender of last resort, explains how the changes mirror those in the world economy. (This article reflects his personal opinion.)\nAs a Dutch Bulgarian living in Luxembourg, I thought the 2018 World Cup would be a boring sports event. The three countries I identify with \u2013 the Netherlands, Bulgaria, and Luxembourg \u2013 played in the same group. So statistically I was hopeful that at least one of them would qualify. But somehow, not one made it to Moscow. From that group, only France and Sweden qualified. My only comfort is that the three are in the good company of Italy.\nI contemplated watching other sports events this summer, such as Wimbledon, where Bulgarian Grigor Dimitrov is one of the favorites, or the Women\u2019s Hockey World Cup, which the Dutch might win again. But then, you can\u2019t ignore half of humanity: the World Cup is by far the world\u2019s most-watched sports event, viewed last time by more than 3.2 billion people.\nThen I found that watching the World Cup was also interesting from a financial point of view, because the same global shifts in capital markets and in macro-economics I am observing in my job are now becoming visible in how the sponsorship of this event is changing.\nMore Asia, less North America and Europe\nSince 1982, the World Cup was won by a European country six times (twice by Germany, twice by Italy, once by Spain and once by France), and by a Latin American country (twice by Brazil and once by Argentina) three times. But in terms of the biggest sponsors, the geographic distribution looks quite different.\nIn 1986, four European companies supported the event, as well as four from North America and four from Asia. In the 1990s, there was a rapid increase in North American sponsorship, which then halted at the end of that decade. Even though European countries had been winning the tournament, European companies were backing away from the event. In 2018, only one sole European company was still pouring money into it.\nSo who is the big new spender? Asia! In 2018, seven out of the 12 top partners and sponsors are from Asia, or almost 60% (See the following chart).\nChina Replaces Japan as Top Asian Sponsor\nIf you belong to that one half of the world population watching the World Cup, you might already have seen this trend from the growing number of Chinese billboards around the pitch.\nA third of World Cup top partners are now from China, a record for the country. Before 2014, not a single Chinese company was a sponsor. Within the last two installments of the event, there are now as many Chinese top sponsors as there are American.\nIt is also interesting to see that Chinese companies are replacing Japan as the top Asian sponsor. Until 2006, the Japanese represented the leading Asian brands at the World Cup. This time, they are completely absent.\nIf you\u2019re not a football fan, it might surprise you that China is so active even without its national team qualifying for the tournament. China played in the World Cup only once, in 2002.\nSo could the World Cup sponsorship serve as a proxy of future global economic shifts? More than you might think.\nIn previous op-eds (see links below), I have pointed to the fact that Asia is rapidly overtaking Europe and North America in relative economic power, a trend that will continue for the next decades. A prestigious World Cup sponsorship is a sign of Asia\u2019s rising economic power. It puts a company eye-to-eye with some of the biggest industry giants \u2013 in front of an enormous and still growing audience. This year, 200 million more people will watch the World Cup than four years ago.\nFor now, Asia\u2019s presence at the World Cup reflects its economic power more than its football prowess. Judging by the first results, Europe is still pretty good at football. But that might change. Asians love the sport, too. Most of the viewers of the World Cup 2014 were from Asia, and the number of fans is still growing. More than 1.5 billion people in Asia watched at least a minute of the World Cup in 2014, and more than 750 million watched more than 20 minutes. China has the most viewers: a quarter of a billion. With such a large audience, sponsoring the event by Chinese companies is a smart move. Even if the country has not qualified \u2013 yet.\nThe President of China, Xi Jinping, is a big football fan. He has three dreams for China and the World Cup: participate, host and win. China is investing heavily in football schools and exchanges with European counterparts to help it excel at the game. The financial and economic foundations are already there; the infrastructure to get better football results is rapidly being built. With 1.3 billion people, there is a lot of talent to scout.\nI really hope that China will one day qualify. Of course, I also hope the same for my beloved Dutch, Bulgarian, and Luxembourg teams. And the economic shifts that are evident in the sponsorship of the game notwithstanding, I will concentrate on the tournament this summer. Why? Because it is simply the most beautiful game in the world. Even if you don\u2019t take part. If you don\u2019t believe me, just ask one of the 3.4 billion people watching the World Cup 2018 right now.\nTHE FORCE BEHIND EUROPE\u00b4S POPULIST TIDE: FRUSTRATED YOUNG ADULTS / THE WALL STREET JOURNAL\n| Etiquetas: Europe Economic and Political, Populism\nThe Force Behind Europe\u2019s Populist Tide: Frustrated Young Adults\nStruggling to find jobs, and often living at home, younger generations are propelling antiestablishment parties to new heights of power\nBy Eric Sylvers\nGiada Gramanzini moved back to her parents\u2019 home in Naples last year while looking for work. Jobless young people are driving the antiestablishment political shift in Europe.\nA youth revolt is upending Italian politics, and it could be a harbinger of things to come.\nWestern Europe\u2019s largest antiestablishment government came to power earlier this month, driven largely by young Italian voters. Struggling with a persistent lack of job prospects over the past decade, they voted in droves for two parties in the country\u2019s March 4 elections, the 5 Star Movement and the League, an anti-immigration party.\nThe result laid bare a stark generation gap, with older Italians, who often have to support their grown children, continuing to vote for mainstream parties.\nThe same pattern appears across southern Europe, and the forces behind the divide show few signs of slowing. Almost 30% of Italians age 20 to 34 aren\u2019t working, studying or in a training program, according to Eurostat, more than in any other European Union country. Greece is second at 29%, while Spain\u2019s rate is 21%.\nSHORT-TERM PROSPECTS\nYounger adults who do find employmentmust often accept short-term contracts.\nShare of adults age 15-25 with temporary contracts* in 2017\n*Generally lasting one year or less.\nThe employment rate of Italians under 40 fell every year from 2007 to 2014 before flatlining over the past three years, according to Eurostat. Meanwhile, it has risen every year for those between 55 and 64 years, in part due to an increase in the retirement age.\nThe number of Italians under 34 in absolute poverty\u2014defined as being unable to afford basic goods and services\u2014more than doubled between 2010 and 2016 to 10%, according to the Italian National Institute of Statistics, or Istat. For those over 65, it dropped to 3.8% from 5.4%.\nOne major problem in southern Europe is a dual employment system in which people with open-ended contracts\u2014often older workers\u2014enjoy ironclad job security and benefits. At the same time, during the downturn, employers began to use more short-term contracts, generally lasting from one month to a year. In Italy, 62% of contracts for those under age 25 were short-term in 2017, up from a quarter in 2000.\nItalian policy makers introduced the contracts in the 1990s in part to help young people enter the labor force as a step to permanent work. Employers used them to avoid the cost and hassle involved in firing people. Echoing labor overhauls elsewhere in Europe, Italy introduced a major revamp of work rules in 2014 and 2015 that tried to get employers to use more open-ended contracts, including billions of euros in tax breaks. The most generous breaks expired in 2016.\nIn Southern Europe, younger adults are still struggling a decade after the financial crisis hit.\nPeople age 20-34 not employed, in school or in a training program\nThe efforts didn\u2019t have the desired effect of creating structural change to the labor market that would wean employers off using short-term contracts. In 2016, when the tax breaks were in place, only 13% of new hires were on short-term contracts. Last year, more than four out of five new hires were on short-term contracts, according to Istat.\nThe League also made canceling the recent labor revamp a central part of its electoral platform.\nItalian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte, center, with Deputy Prime Ministers Luigi Di Maio and Matteo Salvini, at the Italian Parliament on June 6. Photo: ettore ferrari/EPA/Shutterstock\nAbout 53% of Italians under 35 voted for the two parties combined, according to an Ipsos poll.\nAbout 43% of Italians over 65 voted for legacy center-right and center-left parties, while only 28% of young Italians did.\nElsewhere, almost 40% of Spaniards under 35 said in an April poll they would vote for far-left Podemos and its political allies in a coming election. In Greece, more than 41% of those age 18 to 24 voted for Syriza in the 2015 election, six points more than the antiestablishment party got across all age groups.\nArgyro Maltasoglou, 30, said she voted for Syriza in the 2015 election because she thought the upstart party would make radical changes, especially in terms of policies to help young people. Since graduating from college in 2013, she has been bouncing between short-term contracts lasting less than a year. She has been looking for a job since her short-term contract as a secretary in an Athens hospital expired in March.\nThe job paid \u20ac500 a month, the most Ms. Maltasoglou has earned so far. She has had to accept money from her parents to get by. \u201cThis isn\u2019t what I dreamed of when I was studying,\u201d she said. \u201cI would like to have a family, but I wouldn\u2019t dare to think about it now under these conditions.\u201d\nOne exception to the generational phenomenon is the U.K.\u2019s 2016 vote to leave the EU: 71% of voters age 18 to 24 voted for the country to remain in the bloc, according to a poll by YouGov. Only 26% of those 65 and over voted to remain.\nSupporters of the League marched in a rally on Feb. 24. Photo: miguel medina/Agence France-Presse/Getty Images\nStudies following the Brexit vote showed that, in this case, young Britons valued the increased ease of working, studying and traveling abroad that EU membership brings. At the same time, many older voters viewed leaving the EU as an opportunity for the U.K. to better control immigration.\nBanks are reluctant to lend to people on short-term contracts, which has helped push up the average age of home buyers to 41.6 years in 2017 from 39.4 years in 2012, according to Fabiana Megliola, head of research for real estate group Tecnocasa. In 2017, 56% of home buyers in Italy were under 45, down 10 percentage points from five years.\nThe number of Italians getting married has fallen by a fifth over the past decade, according to Istat. In 2016, the last year for which data are available, Italian men got married on average at age 35 and women at 32, in both cases two years later than in 2008. Births hit an all-time low last year.\nIn Italy, economic woes have led many youngpeople to live with their parents and hold offon marriage.\nShare of adults age 25-34 living with theirparents in 2016\nNumber of new marriages in Italy\nSource: Italian National Institute of Statistics\nIn a country with strong family ties, parents are stepping in to help adult children. They can often afford to help because they enjoy pensions that are the fruit of decades of generous retirement benefits. Italy spends more than 15% of its economic output on pensions, the most in Europe except Greece.\nAbout half of Italians age 25 to 34 live with their parents, according to Eurostat, almost double the European average and more than in any other Western European country. The number has risen 3 percentage points in the past decade. And more than a third of Italians in their 30s get economic help from their parents or grandparents, according to a survey by agricultural industry association Coldiretti and polling firm Ix\u00e8.\nParties such as 5 Star could continue to win over more young voters if they are able to enact some of the pro-youth policies its leaders campaigned on. \u201cI\u2019m not interested in politics because nobody on either side [of the political spectrum] is doing much to help young people,\u201d said Giada Gramanzini, a 29-year-old Italian university graduate. She hasn\u2019t found a steady job since deciding not to renew a three-month contract as a full-time receptionist that paid her about $2.70 an hour. Last year, she moved back in with her retired parents and sent out more than 70 resumes before moving to New York last month to try her luck in another country.\nIn the March election she voted for a small pro-European party, in what she called a protest against the Democratic Party\u2014the center-left party that ruled the past five years. She didn\u2019t feel 5 Star was ready to govern.\nHer father, Emilio, collects a good pension after working most of his career for the Naples municipal administration. Her mother, Daniela, began working full time at 20 and was employed by the city for several decades. She retired last year.\nGiada Gramanzini with her father, Emilio. Photo: Giovanni Cipriano for The Wall Street Journal\nDaniela worries about the late start Giada is getting on adult life. \u201cHow can you not be worried about your daughter if at 29 she still hasn\u2019t found her way?\u201d she asks.\n\u2014Nektaria Stamouli and Jeannette Neumann contributed to this article.\nTRUMP TRADE WAR IS A SIDE SHOW / SEEKING ALPHA\nTrump Trade War Is A Side Show\n- Added together and compared with total trade figures the tariff cost is marginal.\n- The trade war is more show than reality and designed to impress President Trump Rust Belt support base.\n- Trump woos his Rust Belt support base while selling them down the river.\nThe purpose of this article is to show that the impact of tariffs compared with overall trade flows is very small, but the downside for President Trump could be disproportionately larger.\nDespite being very small, the trade war hogs headlines and makes President Trump look like he is making progress against foreigners who have \"unfairly\" stolen American manufacturing Jobs.\nPutting the Trade War in Perspective.\nThe chart below shows trade and tariffs between America's major trading partners.\nThe above information, plus China, is shown in the table below in terms of imports and exports between each land and the USA.\n(Source: Trading Economics dot com plus author calculations for 2017)\nThe above information provides some perspective on the matter.\nExcept for China, the impact on US allies from the trade war is relatively minor at between one and five percent of total trade between the nations.\nThe actions against Canada, Mexico, and the EU are more bluff and bluster than a real threat to overall trade and prosperity. Though, no doubt catastrophic for specific companies and sectors of the economy. At the macro level, the trade war impact on these countries is a pinprick.\nChina is an exception in that the effect of the tariffs is potentially over 15% of total trade between the countries.\nForeign countries have taken the strategy of targetting some of their tariffs on products that come from parts of the USA where midterm elections are to take place this year. The purpose of this strategy is to damage Republican election chances and to weaken President Trump. The prospect of a hung Congress and Senate is a good way of dissuading the President from pursuing his damaging trade war strategy in the first instance. If the strategy is successful and the Republican power base is diminished with no majority in either the Congress or Senate, then it makes further trade war action harder to enact in the future.\nPresident Trump's Trade War Strategy\nPresident Trump is on record and repeats almost daily that the purpose of his trade war is to get a fairer deal for America from its trading partners. This is in view of the fact that America generally imports more than it exports and is running a current account deficit against the rest of the world as a result.\nThe US current account balance is shown in the chart below.\nThe numbers look large; however, when one compares the result as a percentage of GDP it again becomes a sideshow.\nThe rest of the world is content to exchange real goods and services for American dollar credits that are generally saved at the Federal Reserve in the form of Treasury deposits. As a monetary currency sovereign, America can create as many dollar credits out of thin air as it likes in return for real goods and services. The political problem is that the Federal Government does not use its sovereign currency creation privilege to make good the current account deficit with new Federal spending on the domestic economy.\nThe President's aim is to reduce the current account deficit and achieve a situation where trade with each country is more balanced.\nThe purpose of this strategy is to garner and maintain support from the poor, white, middle-aged, working-class Rust Belt voters who put the President in office at the last election.\nTo pander to this support base, the President now seeks to impose trade tariffs on foreign goods. This makes for big daily headlines, and the President is seen by his support base to be doing something for them.\nThe President must think that the political support he gains from his actions is of greater value than the damage that the trade war causes in real terms.\nActual Impact of President Trump's Trade War on His Support Base\nWhile the President's trade war may be popular with his Rust Belt support base, it is making their situation worse.\nThe term \u201ctrade war\u201d is used to describe a situation in which one country applies tariffs to imports from another country, and the other nation retaliates with tariffs of its own.\nIn some cases, there exists a situation where American goods face a more burdensome tariff than they get in return. Cars and trains are an example:\n(Source: Trade in goods and customs duties in TTIP)\nThere is a case for such irregularities to be ironed out. Make this the focus. All tariffs are a form of income tax on the consumer and should be eliminated.\nBut, a \u201ctrade war\u201d is different from a military war. In a military war, the enemy shoots at you, and you shoot at the enemy.\nIn a trade war, the enemy shoots at you and at itself, while you shoot at the enemy and at yourself.\nWith every nation shooting at other nations and at its own people, how do you \u201cwin\u201d a trade war?\nYou don\u2019t. All trade wars are lost because the cost base is made higher. Each nation has higher internal nominal costs and receives less real benefits in the form of goods and services.\nThe hypothetical purpose of a tariff is to protect local businesses from foreign competition. But a tariff hurts the entire economy.\nOne example: Taxing imported cars would raise the price of all cars because domestic car manufacturers would feel less pressure to hold prices down.\nThe two results - both adverse - would be:\nThe entire American public pays more money so that the relatively fewer American car makers can receive more money. The philosophy of tariffs is for many to pay more so the few can receive more.\nTax dollars are taken from the economy and sent to the federal government, which being Monetarily Sovereign, and not needing to receive dollars, destroys them. Reducing the money supply is economically recessive.\nThe arguments for any tariff generally fall into two kinds of goals:\nTo protect vital industries from extinction. Consider, for instance, steel. Steel is a vital defense product for tanks and battleships, and if there ever were a military war, the nation with a monopoly on steel manufacturing would have a distinct advantage.\nTo protect domestic jobs. Every industry that is depleted by foreign competition loses jobs.\nBoth types of protection = protecting vital industries and job protection - are reasonable goals, but neither needs to be costly to the economy. It is not necessary, or even wise, to \u201cshoot\u201d our own people, in order to protect them from enemy \u201cbullets.\u201d\nBoth goals of protectionism can be accomplished by our Monetarily Sovereign government via:\nFederal government purchases from domestic suppliers, even at higher than import prices.\nFederal tax breaks for the selected industries\nDirect federal cash subsidies to the selected companies.\nA Monetarily Sovereign government has the unlimited ability to create its sovereign currency.\nIt can easily fund any sort of protectionism without tariffs, which has the added value of stimulating the economy instead of depressing the economy, as tariffs do.\nThe table above shows that US consumers will pay an additional $86.9B when they purchase imported goods with a new tariff on them. This is $86.9B that cannot be spent on other goods and services and has increased the cost of existing goods and services and is therefore inflationary.\n$86.9B is almost 0.5% of GDP and might give the Federal Reserve cause to make a rate increase to stave off this inflationary effect. Then everyone pays more for credit as well.\nThis is where President Trump will be shooting his support base, the rest of America, and himself in the foot. $86.9B worth of financial damage per annum.\nIt will not take long for the poor, white, middle-aged, working-class Rust Belt voters to feel these additional costs, especially if the other nations are tailoring their reprisal tariffs to target this particular demographic.\nFALL OF THE AMERICAN EMPIRE / THE NEW YORK TIMES OP EDITORIAL\nFall of the American Empire\nThe U.S. government is, as a matter of policy, literally ripping children from the arms of their parents and putting them in fenced enclosures (which officials insist aren\u2019t cages, oh no). The U.S. president is demanding that law enforcement stop investigating his associates and go after his political enemies instead. He has been insulting democratic allies while praising murderous dictators. And a global trade war seems increasingly likely.\nWhat do these stories have in common? Obviously they\u2019re all tied to the character of the man occupying the White House, surely the worst human being ever to hold his position. But there\u2019s also a larger context, and it\u2019s not just about Donald Trump. What we\u2019re witnessing is a systematic rejection of longstanding American values \u2014 the values that actually made America great.\nAmerica has long been a powerful nation. In particular, we emerged from World War II with a level of both economic and military dominance not seen since the heyday of ancient Rome. But our role in the world was always about more than money and guns. It was also about ideals: America stood for something larger than itself \u2014 for freedom, human rights and the rule of law as universal principles.\nOf course, we often fell short of those ideals. But the ideals were real, and mattered. Many nations have pursued racist policies; but when the Swedish economist Gunnar Myrdal wrote his 1944 book about our \u201cNegro problem,\u201d he called it \u201cAn American Dilemma,\u201d because he viewed us as a nation whose civilization had a \u201cflavor of enlightenment\u201d and whose citizens were aware at some level that our treatment of blacks was at odds with our principles.\nAnd his belief that there was a core of decency \u2014 maybe even goodness \u2014 to America was eventually vindicated by the rise and success, incomplete as it was, of the civil rights movement.\nBut what does American goodness \u2014 all too often honored in the breach, but still real \u2014 have to do with American power, let alone world trade? The answer is that for 70 years, American goodness and American greatness went hand in hand. Our ideals, and the fact that other countries knew we held those ideals, made us a different kind of great power, one that inspired trust.\nThink about it. By the end of World War II, we and our British allies had in effect conquered a large part of the world. We could have become permanent occupiers, and/or installed subservient puppet governments, the way the Soviet Union did in Eastern Europe. And yes, we did do that in some developing countries; our history with, say, Iran is not at all pretty.\nBut what we mainly did instead was help defeated enemies get back on their feet, establishing democratic regimes that shared our core values and became allies in protecting those values.\nThe Pax Americana was a sort of empire; certainly America was for a long time very much first among equals. But it was by historical standards a remarkably benign empire, held together by soft power and respect rather than force. (There are actually some parallels with the ancient Pax Romana, but that\u2019s another story.)\nAnd while you might be tempted to view international trade deals, which Trump says have turned us into a \u201cpiggy bank that everyone else is robbing,\u201d as a completely separate story, they are anything but. Trade agreements were meant to (and did) make America richer, but they were also, from the beginning, about more than dollars and cents.\nIn fact, the modern world trading system was largely the brainchild not of economists or business interests, but of Cordell Hull, F.D.R.\u2019s long-serving secretary of state, who believed that \u201cprosperous trade among nations\u201d was an essential element in building an \u201cenduring peace.\u201d So you want to think of the postwar creation of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade as part of the same strategy that more or less simultaneously gave rise to the Marshall Plan and the creation of NATO.\nSo all the things happening now are of a piece. Committing atrocities at the border, attacking the domestic rule of law, insulting democratic leaders while praising thugs, and breaking up trade agreements are all about ending American exceptionalism, turning our back on the ideals that made us different from other powerful nations.\nAnd rejecting our ideals won\u2019t make us stronger; it will make us weaker. We were the leader of the free world, a moral as well as financial and military force. But we\u2019re throwing all that away.\nWhat\u2019s more, it won\u2019t even serve our self-interest. America isn\u2019t nearly as dominant a power as it was 70 years ago; Trump is delusional if he thinks that other countries will back down in the face of his threats. And if we are heading for a full-blown trade war, which seems increasingly likely, both he and those who voted for him will be shocked at how it goes: Some industries will gain, but millions of workers will be displaced.\nSo Trump isn\u2019t making America great again; he\u2019s trashing the things that made us great, turning us into just another bully \u2014 one whose bullying will be far less effective than he imagines.\nTHE SOCIAL BENEFITS OF FOSSIL FUELS FAR OUTWEIGHT THE COSTS / THE WALL STREET JOURNAL OP EDITORIAL\n| Etiquetas: Fossil Fuel, Oil and Energy\nThe Social Benefits of Fossil Fuels Far Outweigh the Costs\nInexpensive power enables technological marvels, and even global warming has positive effects.\nBy Joseph L. Bast and Peter Ferrara\nAn offshore oil platform in Huntington Beach, Calif. Photo: lucy nicholson/Reuters\nAs several cities continue their suit against oil companies, The People of the State of California v. BP, Judge William Alsup has boiled the case down to its pivotal question. In March he ordered the legal counsels of both parties to help him weigh \u201cthe large benefits that have flowed from the use of fossil fuels\u201d against the possibility that such fuels may be causing global warming.\nWe sent the judge, and posted online, a 24-page document that answers his question. The benefits of oil, coal and gas are rarely acknowledged by environmental activists, who seek to regulate and tax these fuel sources out of existence. But an honest accounting shows that fossil fuels produce enormous social value that far outweighs their costs.\nFirst, fossil fuels are lifting billions of people out of poverty, and in turn improving health. \u201cThe most fundamental attribute of modern society is simply this,\u201d writes historian Vaclav Smil in his 2003 book on energy: \u201cOurs is a high energy civilization based largely on combustion of fossil fuels.\u201d\nFossil fuels, and coal in particular, provided the energy that powered the Industrial Revolution.\nToday, coal plants still produce most of the electricity that powers high-tech manufacturing equipment and charges mobile computing devices.\nThe alternative energy sources environmental activists favor are generally more expensive.\nEnergy economists Thomas Stacey and George Taylor calculate that wind power costs nearly three times as much as existing coal generation and 2.3 times as much as combined-cycle gas.\nThere is a negative correlation between energy prices and economic activity. A 2014 survey of economic literature by Roger Bezdek calculates that a 10% increase in U.S. electricity prices would eliminate approximately 1.3% of gross domestic product.\nCheap energy from fossil fuels also improves human well-being by powering labor-saving and life-protecting technologies, such as air-conditioning, modern medicine, and cars and trucks.\nEnvironmental activists often claim that prosperity speeds the depletion of resources and destruction of nature, but the opposite is true. As Ronald Bailey writes in \u201cThe End of Doom\u201d: \u201cIt is in rich democratic capitalist countries that the air and water are becoming cleaner, forests are expanding, food is abundant, education is universal, and women\u2019s rights respected.\u201d\nFossil fuels have increased the quantity of food humans produce and improved the reliability of the food supply. The availability of cheap energy revolutionized agriculture throughout the world, making it possible for an ever-smaller proportion of the labor force to raise food sufficient to feed a growing global population without devastating nature or polluting air or water.\nFossil-fuel emissions create additional benefits, contributing to the greening of the Earth. A 2017 study published in Nature magazine found that the global mass of land plants grew 31% during the 20th century. African deserts are blooming thanks to fossil fuels.\nFinally, if fossil fuels are responsible for a significant part of the warming recorded during the second half of the 20th century, then they should also be credited with reducing deaths due to cold weather. Medical researchers William Richard Keatinge and Gavin Donaldson assessed this effect in a 2004 study. \u201cSince heat-related deaths are generally much fewer than cold-related deaths, the overall effect of global warming on health can be expected to be a beneficial one.\u201d\nThey estimate the predicted temperature rise in Britain over the next 50 years will reduce cold-related deaths by 10 times the number of increased heat-related deaths. Other research shows climate change has exerted only a minimal influence on recent trends in vector-borne diseases such as malaria, dengue fever and diseases spread by ticks.\nAltogether, fossil fuels have produced huge benefits for mankind, many of which continue today. But advocates of alternative energy sources usually manage to omit or diminish many of these benefits when calculating fossil fuels\u2019 \u201csocial cost.\u201d\nThankfully, President Trump and congressional Republicans understand that the costs of fossil fuels must be weighed against their substantial benefits. They have decided wisely not to carry on the \u201cwar on fossil fuels\u201d waged by the Obama administration, congressional Democrats and their Golden State allies.\nMessrs. Bast and Ferrara are senior fellows at the Heartland Institute.\nTHINKING ABOUT THE BALKANS / GEOPOLITICAL FUTURES\n| Etiquetas: Russia, The Balkans, U.S. Economic And Political\nThinking About the Balkans\nThe week\u2019s news from the Balkans has been ominous. Serbia is making demands on Kosovo and its supporter, Albania. Serbia continues to see Kosovo as a threat to its national interest. The Russians have gone out of their way to express their support not only for the Serbs but also for the Serbs living in Bosnia. Last month, Russian President Vladimir Putin hosted Serbia\u2019s president in Moscow. Meanwhile, the U.S. friendship with Albania is deep, making the Serbian claim on Kosovo even more dangerous. Far less ominous but no less important, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan held a campaign rally last month in Sarajevo, the predominantly Muslim capital of Bosnia and home to a large number of Turkish expat voters, to win their support and to show voters at home that Turkish influence was spreading into the Balkans.\nThe Balkans are always caught between great powers. It\u2019s also not unusual for the Balkans to seem to be on the edge of war. They usually avoid it. When they fail, the result is catastrophic. Eventually, that catastrophe will come, but rather than hazard a guess as to when that will be, the important thing is to understand the dynamics that led to this uncertainty \u2013 beginning with geography.\nI think of the Balkans as having two parts, a north and a south. The north is generally a plain divided between Croatia, Serbia and Bosnia. Croatia, a predominantly Catholic country with historical ties to Hungary and current ties to Germany and the European Union, is entirely on this plain. Serbia, an Orthodox Christian country, is mostly on the plain. So is the northern part of Bosnia, an area dominated by Serbs. The southern part of the Balkans \u2013 southern Bosnia, Montenegro, southeast Serbia, Macedonia and Albania \u2013 is mostly mountainous. Southern Bosnia and Albania are primarily Muslim. Macedonia is a mix of Orthodox Christians and Muslim Albanians.\nIf this sounds complicated, that\u2019s because it is. Nationalism in the region is so intense because it is so fragile. The nation-states are ethnically heterogeneous and have long-held grievances against each other. The various states fear their neighbors, so they use these ethnic divisions to weaken them, which begets more fear. Apart from this, the Serbians and Croatians speak similar, mutually understandable languages. But one is part of the Catholic world and the other part of the Orthodox world. One is oriented toward Germany, the other toward Russia. And they fought one another savagely during World War II \u2013 Croatia alongside Germany, Serbia with the Allies.\nThis explains how the Balkans is, but it doesn\u2019t explain how it got this way. It must be understood that these countries and ethnic groups are the result of millennia of conflict between Europe and the Middle East, a conflict predating Christianity and Islam but one that continued after their emergence. Alexander forged an empire as far as Afghanistan. The Romans passed through the Balkans on their way to creating a land route to Egypt, the source of grain for Rome. The Christian Crusaders passed through here, as did the Turkish Ottomans when they were going north to take Budapest and nearly Vienna. And the Russians, always seeking to contain the European Peninsula and the Ottomans, were instrumental (along with the Greeks) in spreading Orthodoxy. Catholicism, Orthodoxy and Islam engaged in a three-way struggle after the 15th century, all making alliances with each other to defeat the one left out. Theology did not drive the great powers. It did define the small ones.\nThe Balkans were a highway to empire and a buffer against rising empires. In themselves they had little of value, but they were indispensable for anyone seeking to dominate the Mediterranean or project force from north or south. The rugged hills and valleys created refuge for different groups that survived invasions from either direction because the effort of rooting them out wasn\u2019t worth it. The result was villages surrounded by mountains that preserved their identity even in the face of great power. But great powers did implant themselves on the plains and on some of the less remote valleys. The Catholic and Orthodox churches and the mosques speak to that.\nBut even within regions that share a religion, the reality is more complex. Over in the next village, the past perseveres, and the anger with it. In the Balkans, nothing is forgotten, and nothing is forgiven. It is an essential and abysmal reality. Sometimes the fights between the villages draw in other villages, draw in capitals, draw in great powers. Sometimes the great powers competing with each other draw in the Balkan capitals and the villages. 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        "raw_content": "Parish Handbook - Third Party Building & Facility Use Agreement\nThird Party Building & Facility Use Agreement\nAs a member of the Greater Kingwood community, and as stewards of the gifts God has made available to us, Good Shepherd shares its facilities with educational, civic, cultural, youth, community, and other non-profit, community-based organizations (\u201cyou\u201d, \u201cyour\u201d, or \u201cGroup\u201d) when those facilities are not needed for church ministry or programs.\nThis Agreement, and the accompanying Addendum \u201cFacility Use Details\u201d, covers use of the church\u2019s facilities by such groups. An executed original of this Agreement and Addendum must be submitted to the church office before an event will be scheduled, and at least 14 days prior to use. Your Group\u2019s original copy of this Agreement and Addendum, signed by the church\u2019s authorized representative, is your confirmation. Any change in dates or arrangements must be made in writing.\nGood Shepherd takes care when scheduling its facilities to avoid potential conflicts with church activities. Occasionally, unforeseen events may require a change to this agreement. While Good Shepherd will reasonably endeavor to notify the Group of any required scheduling changes or termination of facility use by the Group, Good Shepherd specifically reserves the right to terminate this agreement at any time, with or without cause or notice. Good Shepherd further reserves the right to have the Group reschedule its planned program or use of Good Shepherd\u2019s facilities or equipment when Good Shepherd needs the facilities or equipment for Good Shepherd\u2019s purposes.\nQualifying Organizations and Permitted Activities:\nGood Shepherd is a registered non-profit religious organization. Non-profit community-based organizations, whose purpose and activities are not in conflict with the purposes of Good Shepherd, may use the facilities for non-commercial purposes. The sale of tickets for a performance, or sale of recordings of the performance are permitted, provided all money is collected by, and checks are made payable to, the Group. Sale of other items supporting the organization, such as clothing or other \u201cspirit wear\u201d, bake sales, other fundraising activities, etc. are prohibited on church property.\nNo private or publicly held business or commercial enterprise may use our facilities for commercial purposes.\nDepending on the size of the group, and the use requested, Good Shepherd may furnish facility personnel and Ushers to assist you and help provide for the care of the facility. However, you will need to provide the resources for Set-up, Take-down, Clean up, and Supervision as provided below.\n1. Respect for Facilities and Church Activities. Good Shepherd is a Christian Church and a community of faith. We expect you, your members and/or participants, and your attendees to respect our facilities, and to conduct yourselves in a manner befitting a church. Church activities and other groups may be using other parts of our facilities and we ask that you respect their needs as well.\n2. Safety of Children and Youth. Good Shepherd has a safe children policy which requires that a minimum of two adults supervise all activities involving children and youth. Groups using our facility agree to provide adequate supervision of children and youth. By signing this agreement, you specifically agree that no adult will be alone with any child or children under the age of 18 at any time. In addition, you agree that you will provide adequate adult supervision to maintain proper decorum and keep your group within the areas provided to you. For purposes of this agreement, you agree to furnish a minimum ratio of one adult per every 30 youth.\n3. Worship Space. The Nave and Sanctuary (Worship Center) is our place of worship. We are pleased to make it available to you, but we ask you and the members of your group show particular respect for this space. This is a Holy space that is set aside for a secular purpose during your use. It is not simply another auditorium or concert hall.\nShouting, running, playing, climbing on the furniture, disturbing the books and papers in the pews, and similar behavior is not appropriate in this space.\nNo furniture or furnishings may be moved without prior written approval as a part of this Agreement. The pulpit is not moveable under any circumstances. Moving the Altar and Baptismal Font may be done only with prior instruction from a Good Shepherd representative. During the Advent Season, the display of the Advent Wreath will be appropriately maintained during your use.\nNo food or drink of any kind whatsoever is to be brought into, or consumed in, this space.\nFor concerts: 1) If you rent a piano for your concert, it must be on a dolly with rubber wheeled casters at least 3\u201d in diameter to facilitate movement and avoid damage to the tile floors. 2) Musical instrument cases, etc must be stored in the Great Hall, Parish Hall, or other reserved space, not under the pews, or in the aisles. 3) Note the Fire & Safety Regulations under paragraph 7, below for risers.\nGood Shepherd will distribute a reusable laminated information card to those attending events in this space. It includes a welcome from the parish, safety information, the location of restrooms, concert etiquette, and a list of our worship times.\n4. Facility Set-up. Except as otherwise provided, you are expected to set up the space to your needs, and return it as you found it following your use.\n5. Tape. If you will be hanging items on the walls, or taping down cords on the floors, the following tape is acceptable:\nA. For walls: 3M Safe Release Painters Masking Tape (blue color)\nB. For carpet and floors: Pro-Gaff or similar professional grade gaffer tape.\nThese tapes are specifically designed to protect paint and other finishes, and do not leave adhesive residue on walls and floors, which creates a maintenance problem.\nUse of \u201cScotch\u201d tape, regular masking tape, strapping or other packaging tape, and duct tape is specifically prohibited.\n6. Alcohol and Tobacco. Alcoholic beverages may not be served or consumed on church property. Good Shepherd is a smoke-free facility.\n7. Fire & Safety Regulations. For your safety, all fire regulations must be observed. Specifically, you may not block, or otherwise impede, any hallway, entryway, room door, or emergency exit.\nTo assure access to the emergency exits located in the corners at end of the communion rail, a minimum 30\u201d wide aisle must be maintained between the privacy walls in front of the first row of the Transept pews (side seating areas) and any risers or chairs placed on the floor in front of the communion rail.\nNo additional seating may be added to the Worship Space without prior approval. Reserved seating areas for those in wheel chairs are provided. Chairs (including wheelchairs) may not be placed in the aisles. Photographers and/or videographers may not block the aisles with a tripod. All cords and cables must be taped down to avoid tripping (see paragraph 5).\n8. Parking. Parking in the shopping center across the street is limited to evenings and weekends at the car owner\u2019s sole risk. No parking is permitted in front of businesses that are open, such as the convenience store. Violators will be towed. We recommend you advise your members and guests of these restrictions.\nIf the timing of your event provides the opportunity for use of the shopping center, we recommend that those arriving early, such as staff, performers, chaperones, etc. park in the shopping center \u2013 utilizing the parking spaces on the exterior, i.e. those that face away from the businesses \u2013 and save the church parking lot for your guests.\n9. Care of Furnishings. If furnishings or equipment are damaged, or become inoperable during your use, you are expected to notify the church.\n10. Take Down and Clean Up. At the end of your use, the space you occupy should be returned to the way you found it.\nWorship Space:\n- Remove, re-rack, and return chairs to the appropriate closet in the Great Hall.\n- Risers, music stands, props, instruments, etc are to be removed from the\nbuilding unless other arrangements are provided for in this Agreement.\n- Check all pews:\n\ufffd Remove papers, programs, etc. from pews and bookracks\n\ufffd Return any pencils to the spaces provided in the pew racks\n\ufffd Straighten all Prayer Books, Hymnals, and Bibles (upright, cover facing out, etc.)\n\ufffd Check thoroughly for items left behind by your members or audience\n\ufffd Assure all kneelers are raised\n\ufffd Reset Chapel (if rearranged for overflow and handicapped seating)\n- Return all Altar furniture to its proper place. Moving the Altar requires four adults.\n- Straighten the kneeler cushions at the Altar Rail, if present.\n- Remove all paper, programs, and other trash from the floor.\n- Turn out all lights: Switches are located: near each emergency exit, in the chapel,\nby Vestry Door, and on the control panel at the back of the Nave. The panel is\nturned off only with the black on/off button on the upper left corner of the panel.\nDo not use the faders (sliders) to turn off the main lights in the church.\nParish Hall and Great Hall:\n- Re-rack all tables and chairs. See instructions on racks for proper storage.\n- Pick up trash on floor\n- Check for any personal or group items left behind\n- Any trash that doesn\u2019t fit in provided receptacles is to be taken to the dumpster in the SW\ncorner of the parking lot.\nMission Center Classrooms:\n- Tables and chairs in classrooms should be reset as you found them.\n- Any food trash \u2013 plates, cups, cans, containers should be bagged and removed to the\ndumpster in the SW corner of the parking lot.\n11. Trash Disposal. If your capacity for trash exceeds the receptacles in your area of use, remove the excess trash to the dumpster in the SW corner of the parking lot.\n12. Proof of Insurance. Not less than five (5) business days prior to your use, you must furnish proof of liability insurance covering your Group, with a minimum coverage of $500,000 per occurrence. Fax the Certificate of Insurance from your carrier to Good Shepherd, Attn: Junior Warden, at 281/358-3155.\n13. Indemnification. The undersigned Responsible Party, on behalf of the Group, its officers, members, and invitees recognizes and agrees that the Episcopal Church Council of the Diocese of Texas (\u201cChurch Corporation\u201d), the Office of the Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Texas, The Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd of Kingwood, Texas, the Good Shepherd Episcopal School, and the clergy, bishops, officers, directors, vestry persons, employees, volunteers, and insurers of any and all of them (collectively referred to as \u201cReleasees\u201d), shall not be liable nor responsible for any damage or loss to person or property arising out of or in any manner related to use of Good Shepherd\u2019s facilities or equipment by the Group, or in the presence of the Group, on Good Shepherd\u2019s premises. The undersigned further agrees on behalf of the Group, its officers, and members, to defend, indemnify, and hold harmless Releasees from any and all demands, claims, causes of action, and suits of any nature for any damage or loss to persons or property, of whatever cause, and even if due to the sole or concurrent negligence or strict liability of any or all of the Releasees, including payment of all costs and attorney fees incurred by Releasees, arising out of or in any manner related to use of Good Shepherd facilities or equipment by the Group, its officers, members, or invitees; and further agrees promptly to indemnify and reimburse Good Shepherd on a replacement cost basis for any loss or damage to Good Shepherd\u2019s facilities or equipment in any manner caused by the group, its officers, members, or invitees, and to indemnify and reimburse Releasees for any and all costs and attorney fees incurred by any of the Releasees related in any manner to enforcement of the terms of this agreement.\n14. Damage and Security Deposit. Not less than five (5) business days prior to your use, you must deliver a check in the amount of three hundred ($300.00) dollars, payable to Good Shepherd Episcopal Church. This check will serve as a damage and security deposit. Following your use, if there is no damage to the church (over and above normal wear and tear), and the space you used was properly restored per the terms of this agreement, the check will be returned to you.\nGroups that use the facility on a regular basis may make a deposit to the church. 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        "raw_content": "On behalf of all the members of the Groveland Baseball Board of Directors we would like to ask for your support of approximately 200 youth baseball players in the town of Groveland this coming season. The Groveland Baseball League (GBL) strives to provide an opportunity for youth players to excell at the game of baseball with an emphasis on personal growth, mental and physical development. Most importantly, our players will have fun and develop a lifetime of memorable experiences.\nFrom Spring thru Fall, Washington Park is filled with players, fans and families from Groveland and neighboring towns, enjoying our favorite past-time. It is only with the continued support of area businesses that we have been able to upgrade our facility each year enhancing the enjoyment of the game for the children of Groveland. Over the past couple of years some of the projects that we completed included development of a 50/70 field at Washington Park, installation of a new outfield fence, a repaved parking lot, upgrades to our lights, an additional scoreboard, equipment upgrades & increased summer and fall tournament participation. Without the sponsorship support we would not be able to achieve these and many other goals.\nWe have begun to make a concentrated effort for the upcoming season to secure sponsorships & interest levels to ensure continued improvements and player development. We have lofty goals for Groveland baseball this year. We look forward to another exciting year providing the best baseball experience for all of the players in the Groveland Baseball League.\nGBL is a Massachusetts non-profit 501(C)(3) approved organization.\nREGISTER HERE TO BE A GBL SPONSOR\nGBL Sponsorship Levels:\nOUTFIELD SIGN SPONSORSHIP: You can work with GBL to have it manufactured via our company contractor or you can have it manufactured on your own and delivered to the park. We will hang the sign. The sign must be 4\u2019X8\u2019 and may be purchased for a one-time fee of $150, for the cost of the sign, plus a $200 annual fee.\nDUGOUT SPONSORSHIP: The sign will be 4\u2019X8\u2019 and may be purchased for a one-time fee of $150, for the cost of the sign, plus a $275 annual fee (Sign will be hung on the outside of the dugout): Space is currently limited to both AA dugouts and one Majors dugout.\nTEAM HAT AND Banner SPONSORSHIP: Your company name will be embroidered on the back of the team hat worn by each Majors/Minors player and coaching staff. GBL will also print a high quality banner with your company name and logo that will travel with the team and hung during the games home and away all season. An annual fee of $375 per team is required.\nTEAM HAT AND Shirt SPONSORSHIP: Your company name will be embroidered on the back of the team hat and shirt worn by each player and only hats worn by coaches. This sponsorship is for the AA (7 & 8 year old) travel team. An annual fee of $175 per team is required. An optional travel banner can be added at a reduced price of $100. Example: $175 + $100 = $275 F. INFORMATION CENTER SPONSORSHIP: The epicenter of activity at Washington Park during the season, the GBL Information Center provides up-to-date league information for parents, team standings, schedules, and home run leaders etc. $100 annual fee.\nTeam Banner Sponsorship: Maxflex mesh banner that will travel with the team and will be displayed on the team side of the fence. Your company name or logo along with the team name will be displayed for all fans to see. As a thank you for being a sponsor, the banner will be yours to hang with pride after the 2018 season has ended. An annual fee of $120 per team is required.\nINFORMATION CENTER SPONSORSHIP: The epicenter of activity at Washington Park during the season, the GBL Information Center provides up-to-date league information for parents, team standings, schedules, and home run leaders etc. $100 annual fee.\nYou can also register by downloading a sponsorship form HERE and mail it to the address below.\nGBL or Groveland Baseball League\nGBL - Sponsorships",
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        "raw_content": "This website was created to help any homeschool or prospective homeschool family in the greater Hazleton, PA area and beyond.\nHomeschooling is not a new idea, but it is a growing trend. Increasingly, parents are searching out alternative education choices that work better for their children, and their families as a whole.\nMany different learning styles and family situations are represented within the local homeschool community: stay-at-home moms, professionals, dual-income families, minorities, special-need children, single parents and grandparents who homeschool - just to name a few. A number of homeschool support groups exist in our area and the surrounding communities.\nInvestigate the information presented here. See if homeschooling is the right choice for your family.\nClip art licensed from the Clip Art Gallery on DiscoverySchool.com.",
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        "raw_content": "One of the biggest drivers of accelerated change is the evolution in telemedicine and it is transforming the health care system. It is making it easier for patients to get access to specialists, in turn, improving diagnosis and treatment. Additionally, the availability of electronic records makes it simpler to forward documents to specialists. This can mean the difference between having and not having expert input on a case in rural areas. Heal care delivery is undergoing a transformation courtesy data-exchange platform. For instance, hospitals can now reduce readmission rates by providing real-time monitoring of patients outside the office because of the expanding development and use of wearable monitoring devices. It is now normal for remote monitoring systems to be included in post-discharge plans for patients.\nInternet of medical things (IoMT) is the combination of the internet of things (IoT) with telemedicine and telehealth technologies wherein various devices and mobile apps play a critical role in tracking and preventing chronic illnesses for many patients and their doctors. Health practitioners now use wearables as ECG and EKG monitors and can measure things like skin temperature, glucose level and blood pressure.\nAccording to Frost & Sullivan, nearly 60 percent of operations in the health care field had adopted IoT or IoMT systems by 2017. By 2020, between 20 billion and 30 billion IoMT devices are expected to be deployed around the world. As per the report of Allied Market Research, the market for IoT devices in health care is anticipated to reach $136 billion by 2021. Practitioners will have many interesting options for providing health care more effectively.\nRelated Items:Ahemdabad, IoMT, IOT, telemedicine",
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        "raw_content": "Depression is a common mental health problem that causes people to experience low mood, loss of interest or pleasure, feelings of guilt or low self-worth, disturbed sleep or appetite, low energy, and poor concentration.\nAn estimated 1 in 6 people experienced a common mental disorder in the past week,1 with 3.3% of aged 16 and over in England, Scotland and Wales estimated to experience depression in the past week.2\nDepression symptoms may vary among people but generally encompass a feeling of sadness or hopelessness. These can include3:\nSadness that doesn\u2019t go away\nNot being able to enjoy things that are usually pleasurable of interesting\nFeeling anxious all the time\nAvoiding other people, sometimes even your close friends\nSleeping problems \u2013 difficulties in getting off to sleep or waking up much earlier than usual\nVery strong feelings of guilt or worthlessness\nFinding it hard to function at work/college/school\nLoss of sex drive and/or sexual problems\nThinking about suicide and death\nDepression symptoms can vary in severity, from mild to moderate to severe depression. If you experience symptoms of depression for most of the day \u2013 every day \u2013 for more than two weeks, you should seek help from your GP.\nDepression is a complex condition and its causes are not fully understood. However, various contributing factors can lead to depression. These can include biological factors (for example, genetics4 or experience of physical illness or injury5) and psychological or social factors (experiences dating back to childhood6, unemployment7, bereavement8, or life-changing events9 such as pregnancy. Having a long-standing or life-threatening illness, such as heart disease, back pain or cancer, has been associated with an increased risk of depression10.\nCommon treatment approaches for depression include talking therapies and medication.\nTalking therapies involve speaking in confidence to a trained professional about problems or issues that may be causing concern. Types of talking therapies include cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), counselling and psychotherapy, and your GP can advise you about which approach you may find most helpful.\nAnother treatment option for depression is to take antidepressants. These can be taken on their own or in conjunction with talking therapies.\nThere are various types of antidepressants available and you can speak with your GP about what might suit you best. If one medication does not work, you may be prescribed something else. It is important that you take the medicine for the length of time recommended by your GP.\nFor more information about antidepressants, please see NHS Choices.\nYour treatment approach will be informed by the severity of your depression. Those with mild to moderate depression may benefit from talking therapies whilst people experiencing moderate to severe depression may find antidepressants or combination therapy to be more appropriate. There are other treatment options beyond medication and talking therapies. For instance, people with mild depression might find exercise, self-help or mental health apps to be helpful.3\nIf you have depression, it is important to speak with your GP or care provider for more detail and to discuss which treatment may be most appropriate for you.\nNHS App Library of self-help and self-management apps\nNHS Tips for Coping with Depression\nOrganisations that offer individual help and support\n(https://www.mentalhealth.org.uk/a-to-z/d/depression)\nNext story \u0421\u0418\u041d\u0414\u0420\u041e\u041c \u041d\u0410 \u0420\u041e\u0414\u0418\u0422\u0415\u041b\u0421\u041a\u041e\u0422\u041e \u041e\u0422\u0427\u0423\u0416\u0414\u0415\u041d\u0418\u0415 \u2013 \u0421\u0420\u041e /\u041f\u0410\u0421/\nPrevious story Social anxiety (social phobia)",
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        "raw_content": "So the king and Haman came to banquet with Esther the queen. And the king said again unto Esther on the second day at the banquet of wine, What is thy petition, queen Esther? and it shall be granted thee and what is thy request? and it shall be performed, even to the half of the kingdom.... [More]\nAnd whosoever shall speak a word against the Son of man, it shall be forgiven him but unto him that blasphemeth against the Holy Ghost it shall not be forgiven.\n[1] I lifted up mine eyes again, and looked, and behold a man with a measuring line in his hand.\n[2] Then said I, Whither goest thou? And he said unto me, To measure Jerusalem, to see what is the breadth thereof, and what is the length thereof.\n[3] And, behold, the angel that talked with me went forth, and another angel went out to meet him,\n[4] And said unto him, Run, speak to this young man, saying, Jerusalem shall be inhabited as towns without walls for the multitude of men and cattle therein\n[5] For I, saith the LORD, will be unto her a wall of fire round about, and will be the glory in the midst of her.\n[6] Ho, ho, come forth, and flee from the land of the north, saith the LORD for I have spread you abroad as the four winds of the heaven, saith the LORD.\n[7] Deliver thyself, O Zion, that dwellest with the daughter of Babylon.\n[8] For thus saith the LORD of hosts; After the glory hath he sent me unto the nations which spoiled you for he that toucheth you toucheth the apple of his eye.\n[9] For, behold, I will shake mine hand upon them, and they shall be a spoil to their servants and ye shall know that the LORD of hosts hath sent me.\n[10] Sing and rejoice, O daughter of Zion for, lo, I come, and I will dwell in the midst of thee, saith the LORD.\n[11] And many nations shall be joined to the LORD in that day, and shall be my people and I will dwell in the midst of thee, and thou shalt know that the LORD of hosts hath sent me unto thee.\n[12] And the LORD shall inherit Judah his portion in the holy land, and shall choose Jerusalem again.\n[13] Be silent, O all flesh, before the LORD for he is raised up out of his holy habitation.",
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        "raw_content": "ARE YOU FINDING A HONG KONG LAWYER? PLEASE CLICK TO VISIT:\nWWW.SOLICITOR.HK . OFFICIAL WEB-SITE OF YIP, TSE & TANG WHO PROVIDES LOW-COST SPEEDY LEGAL SERVICE.\nArbitration's Cost-advantage is fictitious, says a 2005 Survey\nMany people are advocating the use of arbitration as a method of dispute resolution alternative (\"ADR\") to traditional litigation in court. One of the frequently used arguments is it takes up costs less than spent in court proceedings. This has become a fiction as in recent years, costs of international arbitration have increased dramatically. Practitioners are nowadays extremely zealous about arbitrations proceedings. 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However, pursuant to agreements, the victims would have to pay the agents a substantial portion of the compensation obtained from the defendants.\nUnlawfully maintaining or sharing the profits of legal proceedings can be a crime subject to jail terms and fines.\nA new announcement of public interest will be broadcast on all television and radio stations from tomorrow to remind people to be aware of these unlawful activities.\nHong Kong will Legislate against Anti-competition Trade Practices\nIn March 2007, the Commerce and Economic Development Bureau published the Report on Public Consultation on the Way Forward for Hong Kong's Competition Policy. The Report utters that the results of its public consultation in 2006 revealed that competition legislation iss broadly welcomed by the community. On 6th May 2008, the Bureau released a public consultation paper setting out detailed proposals for developing a anti-competition statute universally applicable to all trade and service sector. A summary of the major proposals for such an anti-competition law are set out below.\nThe main recommendations are summarised as follows:-\nNew Legislation - General\nNew legislation should be introduced to guard against anti-competitive conduct that would have an adverse effect on economic efficiency and free trade in Hong Kong.\nRather than target individual sectors of the economy, the legislation should apply to all.\nProvision should be included in the legislation to allow the Government to grant exemptions to the application of the law in defined circumstances on public policy or economic grounds.\nThe regulatory authority should have the discretion to disregard inappropriate complaints, so as to guard against the new law being used to stifle legitimate competitive business activities.\nThe new law would not target market structures, nor seek to regulate \u201cnatural\u201d monopolies or mergers and acquisitions.\nNew Legislation \u2013 Broad Provisions\nThe new legislation should cover the following types of anti-competitive conduct :\n\u2022 Price-fixing\n\u2022 Bid-rigging\n\u2022 Market allocation\n\u2022 Sales and production quotas\n\u2022 Joint boycotts\n\u2022 Unfair or discriminatory standards\n\u2022 Abuse of a dominant market position.\nSuch conduct should not be an offence per se, but rather, the particular conduct must be proven :\na) to have been carried out with the intent to distort the market; or\nb) to have the effect of distorting normal market operation.\nThere should not be lengthy and detailed descriptions of these types of conduct in the law as such. Appropriate guidelines should be drawn up by the regulatory authority in consultation with relevant stakeholders that would include :\n\u2022 detailed descriptions and examples of the types of anti-competitive conduct listed in the law;\n\u2022 an indication as to how intent and effect in relation to market distortion might be assessed; and\n\u2022 reference to cases dealt with under existing local sector-specific laws and related overseas legislation.\nA regulatory authority, to be known as the Competition Commission should be established under the new law. The Commission should have a \u201ctwo-tier\u201d structure, comprising a governing board underpinned by an executive arm that would include staff with relevant expertise.\nThe Competition Commission should have an advocacy role, and should be tasked with keeping the scope and application of the new law under review.\nThe Competition Commission should have sufficient powers to allow it to investigate thoroughly any suspected anti-competitive conduct prohibited by the new legislation.\nThe Government should seriously consider the merits of establishing a Competition Tribunal to hear cases brought by the Competition Commission and to hand down sanctions.\nWith regard to sanctions, civil penalties should apply in cases where anti-competitive conduct is found to have occurred.\nThe Competition Commission should be able to apply for an order from the Competition Tribunal (if established) to require an offender to cease and desist from anti-competitive conduct, pending a decision on the case.\nIllegal Recovery Agents are Targeted by the Police with 3 Arrested\n3rd July, 2008, HONG KONG\nEfforts have ascalated on combating the illegal activities carried on by unscrupulous recovery agents.\nCritics have on numerous occasions expressed serious concern on the activities of recovery agents in Hong Kong. These recovery agents operate under the \"no win, no fee\" purported pledge. Many are in the disguise of non-profit making bodies.\nThey appeal to injuried workers and traffic accident victims because they demand no legal fees from them. In some cases, the agent or a related party even provides high interest rate loans o victims to meet their daily expenses before a case is settled. By the time of settlement, the interests incurred will have taken away a substantial part of the compensation.\nAt the same time, the agent charges a substantial portion of damages recovered as high as 30%. Concern was expressed that recovery agents is easily driven to early settlement for lesser work to be done and because of such ill motive, resulting in a lower amount of compensation ignorant to the victims.\nAccording to this issue of Legal Aid Council newsletter, the Government has produced a radio API which is ready to be launched. The TV API will be completed very soon. Besides and most importantly, police are investigating 9 cases on recovery agents and 3 arrests have been made.\nSex Traders Are INNOCENT:Website Operator Jailed for 18 months. Sex Traders Well-being Jeopardised\nThe operator of a popular online prostitutes directory was convicted of conspiring to live off the earnings of prostitution by a judge in the District Court. He was jailed for 18 months yesterday. He is a 48 year old gentleman called Chan Yuk-bun. The site's designer, programmer, photo processor and three photographers were each ordered to perform 180 hours of community service. They were also fined $20,000. They were lucky on not having been jailed like Chan.\nThe seven men made money by charging for adverts posted by sex workers on the website. The website has been run for three years. It was stopped after their arrest in May 2006. The case represented the first conviction of operatiors being involved in sex trade related advertising. Chan admitted his company made $90,000 to $100,000 a month by charging each prostitute $600. His personal bank account showed $6.5 million in deposits during the years the site operated.\nThe lucrative income made as a result of such operation suggested that such online advertisements were effective in bringing customers to sex traders. Deputy Judge David Dufton stated that a deterrent sentence was needed because such websites might allow syndicates to hide other criminal activity.\nThe company sent photographers to brothels to take pictures of the women, which were uploaded to the website and included in the adverts, which included the prostitutes' names, age, service offered, fees and addresses.\nJudge Dufton accepted the prostitutes in this case were not subjected to control, influence or direction, unlike if they were involved with a pimp. When deciding on these types of cases, a judge can easily be guided by morality as traditionally people \"look down\" sex workers on the mere reason that they have \"betrayed\" their souls by \"selling\" their intimacy which should belong to their loved ones. As found by the judge, the prostitutes suffered no loss. They were in fact agreeable on using those online adverts for their trades. While Chan's earnings might be envious to many, it does not mean that Chan should be made a criminal when no evidence of harm is found.\nThe judge said the case was serious because it was \"a sophisticated operation\" and \"encouraged prostitution on a large scale\" for three years. This statement helps to suggest that the judge has in mind that prostitution is a criminal phenomenon that must be curtailed. This is simply moralistic. The judge also commented that the website employed no measures to prevent access by the under-aged. 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        "raw_content": "Puppy mills are nothing new. These mass dog-breeding operations have been around for decades, but they continue to be a problem because unsuspecting consumers keep buying those adorable puppies in the pet store window. Or on some slick Internet site. Or even through an ad in the trusted local newspaper.\nBut behind the friendly fa\u00e7ade of these pet shops, web sites, and newspaper ads, there often lies a puppy mill. These canine breeding facilities frequently house dogs in shockingly poor conditions, particularly for \"breeding stock\" animals who are caged and continually bred for years, without human companionship and with little hope of ever becoming part of a family. After their fertility wanes, breeding animals are commonly killed, abandoned or sold to another mill. The annual result of all this breeding is hundreds of thousands of puppies, many with behavior and/or health problems.\nThe puppies will be shipped cross country by truck to be sold in pet shops, but many are also sold via newspaper classifieds or Internet\nsites \u2014 and are often accompanied by false claims such as, \"We'd never sell puppies from a puppy mill.\"\nThe Laws Aren't Enough\nBecause a puppy mill is a business, the facility is designed purely for profit, not comfort. Laws are on the books to provide minimum-care standards for puppy-mill animals, but enforcement has historically been spotty at best. The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) licenses and inspects puppy mills for violations of the Animal Welfare Act; likewise, some state laws are designed to protect the charges in the average puppy mill. But puppy mills can successfully navigate around these laws, whether by selling directly to consumers (thereby avoiding USDA licensing requirements) or simply by avoiding the reach of law enforcement (with so few USDA inspectors and minor fines, it's easy to stay in business).\nHSUS Needs Your Help!\nThe Humane Society of the United States has been investigating puppy mills for decades, exposing the cruel realities of the commercial dog-breeding industry. They've lobbied for the current laws as well as for additional money to enforce those laws. They've also educated millions of consumers on the many reasons they should avoid pet-store puppies.\nBut their work is far from over. There are still thousands of puppy mills that need to be shut down for good. They need your help to do exactly that: Stop puppy mills.\nHelp The HSUS spread the word about puppy mills by ordering and distributing copies of their flier, \"How to Find a Good Dog Breeder.\"\nFor more information on how you can help by supporting PAWS (Pet Animal Welfare Statute), please visit The Homewoods Herald and also check out prisonersofgreed.com.\nArtlcle from http://www.stoppuppymills.org.\nThe Gas Box\nMany tax-funded animal shelters still use carbon monoxide gas chambers to kill unwanted cats and dogs. This method is considered by many to be outdated and inhumane and guess what?! Your taxes are funding it!\nAnimals in a gas chamber do not die quickly or painlessly. They struggle for breath. They claw to get out. This is not a pretty site and will stay with you for a very long time. When animals inhale carbon monoxide, they can suffer convulsions, vomiting, angina, and muscular spasms. Some will not die the first time. There is a better, more humane way -- euthanasia by injection. This method is cost effective and takes only seconds.\nShelter workers are at risk from carbon monoxide poisoning when they unload the gas chamber, breathing in low levels of the gas on a regular basis. This can lead to many health problems -- even death. The county is at risk of lawsuits from these workers if they become ill. Carbon monoxide is also extremely flammable, odorless, colorless, and difficult to detect.\nThe Humane Society of the United States, American Humane, American Veterinary Medical Association, National Animal Control Association, the American Society of Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, and the Association of Veterinarians for Animal Rights all advocate lethal injection of sodium pentobarbitol. It is considered the most humane, safest, and least stressful choice for euthanasia.\nKilling with Kindness:\nThe Campaign for a Federal Law\nfor the Humane Euthanasia of Companion Animals\nThe Killing With Kindness Campaign demands one U.S. federal law: That all animal species housed in any shelter/pound/animal control facility shall be euthanized, only when necessary, by a veterinarian or trained, certified euthanasia technician, and that the animal shall first be sedated/tranquilized (when advisable) before being administered a lethal intravenous injection of sodium pentobarbital.\nThe idea for a federal law for the humane euthanasia of shelter animals began with an e-mail message written out of frustration by a rescuer and animal advocate who was tired of hearing the same horror stories about killing practices in some shelters and dog pounds. Numerous people from every background in rescue efforts and advocacy (\"animal rights\" and \"animal welfare\") responded and added their expertise and recommendations.\nDespite the irony of the campaign name, it does not place a seal of approval on killing! From the start, nobody involved in this campaign approved of killing animals as a \"solution\" for America's surplus pet problem. We despise the killing and the reality is that despite all our individual efforts and those of national and international organizations, nobody has yet been able to accomplish more than reducing the number of companion animals killed. The horrible killing practices continue and will likely continue into the foreseeable future. We are all hopeful that our other efforts will someday change that situation. We hope the campaign will call attention to all the other factors that have led to the mass killing. It is already too late for the millions of companion animals who have died terrible deaths.\nThis is a grassroots campaign -- \"your\" campaign. Whether it lives or dies, whether companion animals die cruelly or compassionately, will depend on your involvement.\nPlease click here to get involved!\nPutting a Face\non the Gas Box\nMelody was dumped roadside with her 3 little pups who were approximately 10 days old. She was found by a kindly animal control officer from the Lewis Upshur Dog Pound in West Virginia and although starving, she was unwilling to abandon her puppies.\nLewis Upshur Animal Control Facility is located in Upshur County and is not a humane society. Dogs come into the facility and have a five day grace period to find a forever home or are euthanized. If there is a collar with identification on it, they work tirelessly at finding its owner.\nThey are a rural shelter that has limited means to serve the duty that they are called to do for the area. 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        "raw_content": "A POPULAR SCIENTIFIC STUDY\nHUMAN EMBRYOLOGY OR ONTOGENY.\nTRANSLATED FROM THE FIFTH (ENLARGED) EDITION BY JOSEPH MCCABE.\n[ISSUED FOR THE RATIONALIST PRESS ASSOCIATION, LIMITED.]\nWATTS & CO., 17, JOHNSONS COURT, FLEET STREET, LONDON, E.C. 1912.\nCONTENTS OF VOLUME 1.\nTABLE: CLASSIFICATION OF THE ANIMAL WORLD.\nCHAPTER 1.1. THE FUNDAMENTAL LAW OF ORGANIC EVOLUTION.\nCHAPTER 1.2. THE OLDER EMBRYOLOGY.\nCHAPTER 1.3. MODERN EMBRYOLOGY.\nCHAPTER 1.4. THE OLDER PHYLOGENY.\nCHAPTER 1.5. THE MODERN SCIENCE OF EVOLUTION.\nCHAPTER 1.6. THE OVUM AND THE AMOEBA.\nCHAPTER 1.7. CONCEPTION.\nCHAPTER 1.8. THE GASTRAEA THEORY.\nCHAPTER 1.9. THE GASTRULATION OF THE VERTEBRATE.\nCHAPTER 1.10. THE COELOM THEORY.\nCHAPTER 1.11. THE VERTEBRATE CHARACTER OF MAN.\nCHAPTER 1.12. THE EMBRYONIC SHIELD AND GERMINATIVE AREA.\nCHAPTER 1.13. DORSAL BODY AND VENTRAL BODY.\nCHAPTER 1.14. THE ARTICULATION OF THE BODY.\nCHAPTER 1.15. FOETAL MEMBRANES AND CIRCULATION.\nPORTRAIT OF ERNST HAECKEL FROM THE PAINTING BY FRANZ VON LEUBACH, 1899 (REPRODUCED BY \"JUGEND\").\nFIGURE 1.1. THE HUMAN OVUM.\nFIGURE 1.2. STEM-CELL OF AN ECHINODERM.\nFIGURE 1.3. THREE EPITHELIAL CELLS.\nFIGURE 1.4. FIVE SPINY OR GROOVED CELLS.\nFIGURE 1.5. TEN LIVER-CELLS.\nFIGURE 1.6. NINE STAR-SHAPED BONE-CELLS.\nFIGURE 1.7. ELEVEN STAR-SHAPED CELLS.\nFIGURE 1.8. UNFERTILISED OVUM OF AN ECHINODERM.\nFIGURE 1.9. A LARGE BRANCHING NERVE-CELL.\nFIGURE 1.10. BLOOD-CELLS.\nFIGURE 1.11. INDIRECT OR MITOTIC CELL-DIVISION.\nFIGURE 1.12. MOBILE CELLS.\nFIGURE 1.13. OVA OF VARIOUS ANIMALS.\nFIGURE 1.14. THE HUMAN OVUM.\nFIGURE 1.15. FERTILISED OVUM OF HEN.\nFIGURE 1.16. A CREEPING AMOEBA.\nFIGURE 1.17. DIVISION OF AN AMOEBA.\nFIGURE 1.18. OVUM OF A SPONGE.\nFIGURE 1.19. BLOOD-CELLS, OR PHAGOCYTES.\nFIGURE 1.20. SPERMIA OR SPERMATOZOA.\nFIGURE 1.21. SPERMATOZOA OF VARIOUS ANIMALS.\nFIGURE 1.22. A SINGLE HUMAN SPERMATOZOON.\nFIGURE 1.23. FERTILISATION OF THE OVUM.\nFIGURE 1.24. IMPREGNATED ECHINODERM OVUM.\nFIGURE 1.25. IMPREGNATION OF THE STAR-FISH OVUM.\nFIGURES 1.26 AND 1.27. IMPREGNATION OF SEA-URCHIN OVUM.\nFIGURE 1.28. STEM-CELL OF A RABBIT.\nFIGURE 1.29. GASTRULATION OF A CORAL.\nFIGURE 1.30. GASTRULA OF A GASTRAEAD.\nFIGURE 1.31. GASTRULA OF A WORM.\nFIGURE 1.32. GASTRULA OF AN ECHINODERM.\nFIGURE 1.33. GASTRULA OF AN ARTHROPOD.\nFIGURE 1.34. GASTRULA OF A MOLLUSC.\nFIGURE 1.35. GASTRULA OF A VERTEBRATE.\nFIGURE 1.36. GASTRULA OF A LOWER SPONGE.\nFIGURE 1.37. CELLS FROM THE PRIMARY GERMINAL LAYERS.\nFIGURE 1.38. GASTRULATION OF THE AMPHIOXUS.\nFIGURE 1.39. GASTRULA OF THE AMPHIOXUS.\nFIGURE 1.40. CLEAVAGE OF THE FROG'S OVUM.\nFIGURES 1.41 TO 1.44. SECTIONS OF FERTILISED TOAD OVUM.\nFIGURES 1.45 TO 1.48. GASTRULATION OF THE SALAMANDER.\nFIGURE 1.49. SEGMENTATION OF THE LAMPREY.\nFIGURE 1.50. GASTRULATION OF THE LAMPREY.\nFIGURE 1.51. GASTRULATION OF CERATODUS.\nFIGURE 1.52. OVUM OF A DEEP-SEA BONY FISH.\nFIGURE 1.53. SEGMENTATION OF A BONY FISH.\nFIGURE 1.54. DISCOID GASTRULA OF A BONY FISH.\nFIGURES 1.55 AND 1.56. SECTIONS OF BLASTULA OF SHARK.\nFIGURE 1.57. DISCOID SEGMENTATION OF BIRD'S OVUM.\nFIGURES 1.58 TO 1.61. GASTRULATION OF THE BIRD.\nFIGURE 1.62. GERMINAL DISK OF THE LIZARD.\nFIGURES 1.63 AND 1.64. GASTRULATION OF THE OPOSSUM.\nFIGURES 1.65 TO 1.67. GASTRULATION OF THE OPOSSUM.\nFIGURES 1.68 TO 1.71. GASTRULATION OF THE RABBIT.\nFIGURE 1.72. GASTRULA OF THE PLACENTAL MAMMAL.\nFIGURE 1.73. GASTRULA OF THE RABBIT.\nFIGURES 1.74 AND 1.75. DIAGRAM OF THE FOUR SECONDARY GERMINAL LAYERS.\nFIGURES 1.76 AND 1.77. COELOMULA OF SAGITTA.\nFIGURE 1.78. SECTION OF YOUNG SAGITTA.\nFIGURES 1.79 AND 1.80. SECTION OF AMPHIOXUS-LARVAE.\nFIGURES 1.83 AND 1.84. CHORDULA OF THE AMPHIOXUS.\nFIGURES 1.85 AND 1.86. CHORDULA OF THE AMPHIBIA.\nFIGURES 1.87 AND 1.88. SECTION OF COELOMULA-EMBRYOS OF VERTEBRATES.\nFIGURES 1.89 AND 1.90. SECTION OF COELOMULA-EMBRYO OF TRITON.\nFIGURE 1.91. DORSAL PART OF THREE TRITON-EMBRYOS.\nFIGURE 1.92. CHORDULA-EMBRYO OF A BIRD.\nFIGURE 1.93. VERTEBRATE-EMBRYO OF A BIRD.\nFIGURES 1.94 AND 1.95. SECTION OF THE PRIMITIVE STREAK OF A CHICK.\nFIGURE 1.96. SECTION OF THE PRIMITIVE GROOVE OF A RABBIT.\nFIGURE 1.97. SECTION OF PRIMITIVE MOUTH OF A HUMAN EMBRYO.\nFIGURES 1.98 TO 1.102. THE IDEAL PRIMITIVE VERTEBRATE.\nFIGURE 1.103. REDUNDANT MAMMARY GLANDS.\nFIGURE 1.104. A GREEK GYNECOMAST.\nFIGURE 1.105. SEVERANCE OF THE DISCOID MAMMAL EMBRYO.\nFIGURES 1.106 AND 1.107. THE VISCERAL EMBRYONIC VESICLE.\nFIGURE 1.108. FOUR ENTODERMIC CELLS.\nFIGURE 1.109. TWO ENTODERMIC CELLS.\nFIGURES 1.110 TO 1.114. OVUM OF A RABBIT.\nFIGURES 1.115 TO 1.118. EMBRYONIC VESICLE OF A RABBIT.\nFIGURE 1.119. SECTION OF THE GASTRULA OF FOUR VERTEBRATES.\nFIGURES 1.120 TO 1.123. EMBRYONIC SHIELD OF A RABBIT.\nFIGURE 1.124. COELOMULA OF THE AMPHIOXUS.\nFIGURE 1.125. CHORDULA OF A FROG.\nFIGURE 1.126. SECTION OF FROG-EMBRYO.\nFIGURES 1.127 AND 1.128. DORSAL SHIELD OF A CHICK.\nFIGURE 1.129. SECTION OF HIND END OF A CHICK.\nFIGURE 1.130. GERMINAL AREA OF THE RABBIT.\nFIGURE 1.131. EMBRYO OF THE OPOSSUM.\nFIGURE 1.132. EMBRYONIC SHIELD OF THE RABBIT.\nFIGURE 1.133. HUMAN EMBRYO AT THE SANDAL-STAGE.\nFIGURE 1.134. EMBRYONIC SHIELD OF RABBIT.\nFIGURE 1.135. EMBRYONIC SHIELD OF OPOSSUM.\nFIGURE 1.136. EMBRYONIC DISK OF A CHICK.\nFIGURE 1.137. EMBRYONIC DISK OF A HIGHER VERTEBRATE.\nFIGURES 1.138 TO 1.142. SECTIONS OF MATURING MAMMAL EMBRYO.\nFIGURES 1.143 TO 1.146. SECTIONS OF EMBRYONIC CHICKS.\nFIGURE 1.147. SECTION OF EMBRYONIC CHICK.\nFIGURE 1.148. SECTION OF FORE-HALF OF CHICK-EMBRYO.\nFIGURES 1.149 AND 1.150. SECTIONS OF HUMAN EMBRYOS.\nFIGURE 1.151. SECTION OF A SHARK-EMBRYO.\nFIGURE 1.152. SECTION OF A DUCK-EMBRYO.\nFIGURES 1.153 TO 1.155. SOLE-SHAPED EMBRYONIC DISK OF CHICK.\nFIGURES 1.156 AND 1.157. EMBRYO OF THE AMPHIOXUS.\nFIGURES 1.158 TO 1.160. EMBRYO OF THE AMPHIOXUS.\nFIGURES 1.161 AND 1.162. SECTIONS OF SHARK-EMBRYOS.\nFIGURE 1.163. SECTION OF A TRITON-EMBRYO.\nFIGURES 1.164 TO 1.166. VERTEBRAE.\nFIGURE 1.167. HEAD OF A SHARK-EMBRYO.\nFIGURES 1.168 AND 1.169. HEAD OF A CHICK-EMBRYO.\nFIGURE 1.170. HEAD OF A DOG-EMBRYO.\nFIGURE 1.171. HUMAN EMBRYO OF THE FOURTH WEEK.\nFIGURE 1.172. SECTION OF SHOULDER OF CHICK-EMBRYO.\nFIGURE 1.173. SECTION OF PELVIC REGION OF CHICK-EMBRYO.\nFIGURE 1.174. DEVELOPMENT OF THE LIZARD'S LEGS.\nFIGURE 1.175. HUMAN-EMBRYO FIVE WEEKS OLD.\nFIGURES 1.176 TO 1.178. EMBRYOS OF THE BAT.\nFIGURE 1.179. HUMAN EMBRYOS.\nFIGURE 1.181. HUMAN EMBRYO OF THE FIFTH WEEK.\nFIGURE 1.182. SECTION OF TAIL OF HUMAN EMBRYO.\nFIGURES 1.183 AND 1.184. HUMAN EMBRYO DISSECTED.\nFIGURE 1.185. MISS JULIA PASTRANA.\nFIGURES 1.186 TO 1.190. HUMAN EMBRYOS.\nFIGURE 1.191. HUMAN EMBRYOS OF SIXTEEN TO EIGHTEEN DAYS.\nFIGURES 1.192 AND 1.193. HUMAN EMBRYO OF FOURTH WEEK.\nFIGURE 1.194. HUMAN EMBRYO WITH ITS MEMBRANES.\nFIGURE 1.195. DIAGRAM OF THE EMBRYONIC ORGANS.\nFIGURE 1.196. SECTION OF THE PREGNANT WOMB.\nFIGURE 1.197. EMBRYO OF SIAMANG-GIBBON.\nFIGURE 1.198. SECTION OF PREGNANT WOMB.\nFIGURES 1.199 AND 1.200. HUMAN FOETUS AND PLACENTA.\nFIGURE 1.201. VITELLINE VESSELS IN GERMINATIVE AREA.\nFIGURE 1.202. BOAT-SHAPED EMBRYO OF THE DOG.\nFIGURE 1.203. LAR OR WHITE-HANDED GIBBON.\nFIGURE 1.204. YOUNG ORANG.\nFIGURE 1.205. WILD ORANG.\nFIGURE 1.206. BALD-HEADED CHIMPANZEE.\nFIGURE 1.207. FOETAL MEMBRANES AND CIRCULATION.\nFIGURE 1.208. FEMALE GORILLA.\nFIGURE 1.209. MALE GIANT-GORILLA.\nACRANIA: animals without skull (cranium).\nANTHROPOGENY: the evolution (genesis) of man (anthropos).\nANTHROPOLOGY: the science of man.\nARCHI-: (in compounds) the first or typical\u2014as, archi-cytula, archi-gastrula, etc.\nBIOGENY: the science of the genesis of life (bios).\nBLAST-: (in compounds) pertaining to the early embryo (blastos = a bud); hence:\u2014 Blastoderm: skin (derma) or enclosing layer of the embryo. Blastosphere: the embryo in the hollow sphere stage. Blastula: same as preceding. Epiblast: the outer layer of the embryo (ectoderm). Hypoblast: the inner layer of the embryo (endoderm).\nBRANCHIAL: pertaining to the gills (branchia).\nCARYO-: (in compounds) pertaining to the nucleus (caryon); hence:\u2014 Caryokineses: the movement of the nucleus. Caryolysis: dissolution of the nucleus. Caryoplasm: the matter of the nucleus.\nCENTROLECITHAL: see under LECITH-.\nCHORDARIA and CHORDONIA: animals with a dorsal chord or back-bone.\nCOELOM or COELOMA: the body-cavity in the embryo; hence:\u2014 Coelenterata: animals without a body-cavity. Coelomaria: animals with a body-cavity. Coelomation: formation of the body-cavity.\nCYTO-: (in compounds) pertaining to the cell (cytos); hence:\u2014 Cytoblast: the nucleus of the cell. Cytodes: cell-like bodies, imperfect cells. Cytoplasm: the matter of the body of the cell. Cytosoma: the body (soma) of the cell.\nCRYPTORCHISM: abnormal retention of the testicles in the body.\nDEUTOPLASM: see PLASM.\nDUALISM: the belief in the existence of two entirely distinct principles (such as matter and spirit).\nDYSTELEOLOGY: the science of those features in organisms which refute the \"design-argument.\"\nECTODERM: the outer (ekto) layer of the embryo.\nENTODERM: the inner (ento) layer of the embryo.\nEPIDERM: the outer layer of the skin.\nEPIGENESIS: the theory of gradual development of organs in the embryo.\nEPIPHYSIS: the third or central eye in the early vertebrates.\nEPISOMA: see SOMA.\nEPITHELIA: tissues covering the surface of parts of the body (such as the mouth, etc.)\nGONADS: the sexual glands.\nGONOCHORISM: separation of the male and female sexes.\nGONOTOMES: sections of the sexual glands.\nGYNECOMAST: a male with the breasts (masta) of a woman (gyne).\nHEPATIC: pertaining to the liver (hepar).\nHOLOBLASTIC: embryos in which the animal and vegetal cells divide equally (holon = whole).\nHYPERMASTISM: the possession of more than the normal breasts (masta).\nHYPOBRANCHIAL: underneath (hypo) the gills.\nHYPOPHYSIS: sensitive-offshoot from the brain in the vertebrate.\nHYPOSOMA: see SOMA.\nLECITH-: pertaining to the yelk (lecithus); hence:\u2014 Centrolecithal: eggs with the yelk in the centre. Lecithoma: the yelk-sac. Telolecithal: eggs with the yelk at one end.\nMEROBLASTIC: cleaving in part (meron) only.\nMETA-: (in compounds) the \"after\" or secondary stage; hence:\u2014 Metagaster: the secondary or permanent gut (gaster). Metaplasm: secondary or differentiated plasm. Metastoma: the secondary or permanent mouth (stoma). Metazoa: the higher or later animals, made up of many cells. Metovum: the mature or advanced ovum.\nMETAMERA: the segments into which the embryo breaks up.\nMETAMERISM: the segmentation of the embryo.\nMONERA: the most primitive of the unicellular organisms.\nMONISM: belief in the fundamental unity of all things.\nMORPHOLOGY: the science of organic forms (generally equivalent to anatomy).\nMYOTOMES: segments into which the muscles break up.\nNEPHRA: the kidneys; hence:\u2014 Nephridia: the rudimentary kidney-organs. Nephrotomes: the segments of the developing kidneys.\nONTOGENY: the science of the development of the individual (generally equivalent to embryology).\nPERIGENESIS: the genesis of the movements in the vital particles.\nPHAGOCYTES: cells that absorb food (phagein = to eat).\nPHYLOGENY: the science of the evolution of species (phyla).\nPLANOCYTES: cells that move about (planein).\nPLASM: the colloid or jelly-like matter of which organisms are composed; hence:\u2014 Caryoplasm: the matter of the nucleus (caryon). Cytoplasm: the matter of the body of the cell. Deutoplasm: secondary or differentiated plasm. Metaplasm: secondary or differentiated plasm. Protoplasm: primitive or undifferentiated plasm.\nPLASSON: the simplest form of plasm.\nPLASTIDULES: small particles of plasm.\nPOLYSPERMISM: the penetration of more than one sperm-cell into the ovum.\nPRO- or PROT: (in compounds) the earlier form (opposed to META); hence:\u2014 Prochorion: the first form of the chorion. Progaster: the first or primitive stomach. Pronephridia: the earlier form of the kidneys. Prorenal: the earlier form of the kidneys. Prostoma: the first or primitive mouth. Protists: the earliest or unicellular organisms. Provertebrae: the earliest phase of the vertebrae. Protophyta: the primitive or unicellular plants. Protoplasm: undifferentiated plasm. Protozoa: the primitive or unicellular animals.\nRENAL: pertaining to the kidneys (renes).\nSCATULATION: packing or boxing-up (scatula = a box).\nSCLEROTOMES: segments into which the primitive skeleton falls.\nSOMA: the body; hence:\u2014 Cytosoma: the body of the cell (cytos). Episoma: the upper or back-half of the embryonic body. Somites: segments of the embryonic body. Hyposoma: the under or belly-half of the embryonic body.\nTELEOLOGY: the belief in design and purpose (telos) in nature.\nTELOLECITHAL: see LECITH-.\nUMBILICAL: pertaining to the navel (umbilicus).\nVITELLINE: pertaining to the yelk (vitellus).\n[BY JOSEPH MCCABE.]\nThe work which we now place within the reach of every reader of the English tongue is one of the finest productions of its distinguished author. The first edition appeared in 1874. At that time the conviction of man's natural evolution was even less advanced in Germany than in England, and the work raised a storm of controversy. Theologians\u2014forgetting the commonest facts of our individual development\u2014spoke with the most profound disdain of the theory that a Luther or a Goethe could be the outcome of development from a tiny speck of protoplasm. The work, one of the most distinguished of them said, was \"a fleck of shame on the escutcheon of Germany.\" To-day its conclusion is accepted by influential clerics, such as the Dean of Westminster, and by almost every biologist and anthropologist of distinction in Europe. Evolution is not a laboriously reached conclusion, but a guiding truth, in biological literature to-day.\nThere was ample evidence to substantiate the conclusion even in the first edition of the book. But fresh facts have come to light in each decade, always enforcing the general truth of man's evolution, and at times making clearer the line of development. Professor Haeckel embodied these in successive editions of his work. In the fifth edition, of which this is a translation, reference will be found to the very latest facts bearing on the evolution of man, such as the discovery of the remarkable effect of mixing human blood with that of the anthropoid ape. Moreover, the ample series of illustrations has been considerably improved and enlarged; there is no scientific work published, at a price remotely approaching that of the present edition, with so abundant and excellent a supply of illustrations. When it was issued in Germany, a few years ago, a distinguished biologist wrote in the Frankfurter Zeitung that it would secure immortality for its author, the most notable critic of the idea of immortality. And the Daily Telegraph reviewer described the English version as a \"handsome edition of Haeckel's monumental work,\" and \"an issue worthy of the subject and the author.\"\nThe influence of such a work, one of the most constructive that Haeckel has ever written, should extend to more than the few hundred readers who are able to purchase the expensive volumes of the original issue. Few pages in the story of science are more arresting and generally instructive than this great picture of \"mankind in the making.\" The horizon of the mind is healthily expanded as we follow the search-light of science down the vast avenues of past time, and gaze on the uncouth forms that enter into, or illustrate, the line of our ancestry. And if the imagination recoils from the strange and remote figures that are lit up by our search-light, and hesitates to accept them as ancestral forms, science draws aside another veil and reveals another picture to us. It shows us that each of us passes, in our embryonic development, through a series of forms hardly less uncouth and unfamiliar. Nay, it traces a parallel between the two series of forms. It shows us man beginning his existence, in the ovary of the female infant, as a minute and simple speck of jelly-like plasm. It shows us (from analogy) the fertilised ovum breaking into a cluster of cohering cells, and folding and curving, until the limb-less, head-less, long-tailed foetus looks like a worm-shaped body. It then points out how gill-slits and corresponding blood-vessels appear, as in a lowly fish, and the fin-like extremities bud out and grow into limbs, and so on; until, after a very clear ape-stage, the definite human form emerges from the series of transformations.\nIt is with this embryological evidence for our evolution that the present volume is concerned. There are illustrations in the work that will make the point clear at a glance. Possibly TOO clear; for the simplicity of the idea and the eagerness to apply it at every point have carried many, who borrow hastily from Haeckel, out of their scientific depth. Haeckel has never shared their errors, nor encouraged their superficiality. He insists from the outset that a complete parallel could not possibly be expected. Embryonic life itself is subject to evolution. Though there is a general and substantial law\u2014as most of our English and American authorities admit\u2014that the embryonic series of forms recalls the ancestral series of forms, the parallel is blurred throughout and often distorted. It is not the obvious resemblance of the embryos of different animals, and their general similarity to our extinct ancestors in this or that organ, on which we must rest our case. A careful study must be made of the various stages through which all embryos pass, and an effort made to prove their real identity and therefore genealogical relation.\nThis is a task of great subtlety and delicacy. Many scientists have worked at it together with Professor Haeckel\u2014I need only name our own Professor Balfour and Professor Ray Lankester\u2014and the scheme is fairly complete. But the general reader must not expect that even so clear a writer as Haeckel can describe these intricate processes without demanding his very careful attention. Most of the chapters in the present volume (and the second volume will be less difficult) are easily intelligible to all; but there are points at which the line of argument is necessarily subtle and complex. In the hope that most readers will be induced to master even these more difficult chapters, I will give an outline of the characteristic argument of the work. Haeckel's distinctive services in regard to man's evolution have been:\n1. The construction of a complete ancestral tree, though, of course, some of the stages in it are purely conjectural, and not final.\n2. The tracing of the remarkable reproduction of ancestral forms in the embryonic development of the individual. Naturally, he has not worked alone in either department.\nThe second volume of this work will embody the first of these two achievements; the present one is mainly concerned with the latter. It will be useful for the reader to have a synopsis of the argument and an explanation of some of the chief terms invented or employed by the author.\nThe main theme of the work is that, in the course of their embryonic development, all animals, including man, pass roughly and rapidly through a series of forms which represents the succession of their ancestors in the past. After a severe and extensive study of embryonic phenomena, Haeckel has drawn up a \"law\" (in the ordinary scientific sense) to this effect, and has called it \"the biogenetic law,\" or the chief law relating to the evolution (genesis) of life (bios). This law is widely and increasingly accepted by embryologists and zoologists. It is enough to quote a recent declaration of the great American zoologist, President D. Starr Jordan: \"It is, of course, true that the life-history of the individual is an epitome of the life-history of the race\"; while a distinguished German zoologist (Sarasin) has described it as being of the same use to the biologist as spectrum analysis is to the astronomer.\nBut the reproduction of ancestral forms in the course of the embryonic development is by no means always clear, or even always present. Many of the embryonic phases do not recall ancestral stages at all. They may have done so originally, but we must remember that the embryonic life itself has been subject to adaptive changes for millions of years. All this is clearly explained by Professor Haeckel. For the moment, I would impress on the reader the vital importance of fixing the distinction from the start. He must thoroughly familiarise himself with the meaning of five terms.\nBIOGENY is the development of life in general (both in the individual and the species), or the sciences describing it.\nONTOGENY is the development (embryonic and post-embryonic) of the individual (on), or the science describing it.\nPHYLOGENY is the development of the race or stem (phulon), or the science describing it.\nRoughly, ontogeny may be taken to mean embryology, and phylogeny what we generally call evolution.\nFurther, the embryonic phenomena sometimes reproduce ancestral forms, and they are then called PALINGENETIC (from palin = again): sometimes they do not recall ancestral forms, but are later modifications due to adaptation, and they are then called CENOGENETIC (from kenos = new or foreign).\nThese terms are now widely used, but the reader of Haeckel must understand them thoroughly.\nThe first five chapters are an easy account of the history of embryology and evolution. The sixth and seventh give an equally clear account of the sexual elements and the process of conception. But some of the succeeding chapters must deal with embryonic processes so unfamiliar, and pursue them through so wide a range of animals in a brief space, that, in spite of the 200 illustrations, they will offer difficulty to many a reader. As our aim is to secure, not a superficial acquiescence in conclusions, but a fair comprehension of the truths of science, we have retained these chapters. However, I will give a brief and clear outline of the argument, so that the reader with little leisure may realise their value.\nWhen the animal ovum (egg-cell) has been fertilised, it divides and subdivides until we have a cluster of cohering cells, externally not unlike a raspberry or mulberry. This is the morula (= mulberry) stage. The cluster becomes hollow, or filled with fluid in the centre, all the cells rising to the surface. This is the blastula (hollow ball) stage. One half of the cluster then bends or folds in upon the other, as one might do with a thin indiarubber ball, and we get a vase-shaped body with hollow interior (the first stomach, or \"primitive gut\"), an open mouth (the first or \"primitive mouth\"), and a wall composed of two layers of cells (two \"germinal layers\"). This is the gastrula (stomach) stage, and the process of its formation is called gastrulation. A glance at the illustration (Figure 1.29) will make this perfectly clear.\nSo much for the embryonic process in itself. The application to evolution has been a long and laborious task. Briefly, it was necessary to show that ALL the multicellular animals passed through these three stages, so that our biogenetic law would enable us to recognise them as reminiscences of ancestral forms. This is the work of Chapters 1.8 and 1.9. The difficulty can be realised in this way: As we reach the higher animals the ovum has to take up a large quantity of yelk, on which it may feed in developing. Think of the bird's \"egg.\" The effect of this was to flatten the germ (the morula and blastula) from the first, and so give, at first sight, a totally different complexion to what it has in the lowest animals. When we pass the reptile and bird stage, the large yelk almost disappears (the germ now being supplied with blood by the mother), but the germ has been permanently altered in shape, and there are now a number of new embryonic processes (membranes, blood-vessel connections, etc.). Thus it was no light task to trace the identity of this process of gastrulation in all the animals. It has been done, however; and with this introduction the reader will be able to follow the proof. The conclusion is important. If all animals pass through the curious gastrula stage, it must be because they all had a common ancestor of that nature. To this conjectural ancestor (it lived before the period of fossilisation begins) Haeckel gives the name of the Gastraea, and in the second volume we shall see a number of living animals of this type (\"gastraeads\").\nThe line of argument is the same in the next chapter. After laborious and careful research (though this stage is not generally admitted in the same sense as the previous one), a fourth common stage was discovered, and given the name of the Coelomula. The blastula had one layer of cells, the blastoderm (derma = skin): the gastrula two layers, the ectoderm (\"outer skin\") and entoderm (\"inner skin\"). Now a third layer (mesoderm = middle skin) is formed, by the growth inwards of two pouches or folds of the skin. The pouches blend together, and form a single cavity (the body cavity, or coelom), and its two walls are two fresh \"germinal layers.\" Again, the identity of the process has to be proved in all the higher classes of animals, and when this is done we have another ancestral stage, the Coelomaea.\nThe remaining task is to build up the complex frame of the higher animals\u2014always showing the identity of the process (on which the evolutionary argument depends) in enormously different conditions of embryonic life\u2014out of the four \"germinal layers.\" Chapter 1.9 prepares us for the work by giving us a very clear account of the essential structure of the back-boned (vertebrate) animal, and the probable common ancestor of all the vertebrates (a small fish of the lancelet type). Chapters 1.11 to 1.14 then carry out the construction step by step. The work is now simpler, in the sense that we leave all the invertebrate animals out of account; but there are so many organs to be fashioned out of the four simple layers that the reader must proceed carefully. In the second volume each of these organs will be dealt with separately, and the parallel will be worked out between its embryonic and its phylogenetic (evolutionary) development. The general reader may wait for this for a full understanding. But in the meantime the wonderful story of the construction of all our organs in the course of a few weeks (the human frame is perfectly formed, though less than two inches in length, by the twelfth week) from so simple a material is full of interest. It would be useless to attempt to summarise the process. The four chapters are themselves but a summary of it, and the eighty fine illustrations of the process will make it sufficiently clear. The last chapter carries the story on to the point where man at last parts company with the anthropoid ape, and gives a full account of the membranes or wrappers that enfold him in the womb, and the connection with the mother.\nIn conclusion, I would urge the reader to consult, at his free library perhaps, the complete edition of this work, when he has read the present abbreviated edition. Much of the text has had to be condensed in order to bring out the work at our popular price, and the beautiful plates of the complete edition have had to be omitted. The reader will find it an immense assistance if he can consult the library edition.\nJOSEPH MCCABE.\nCricklewood, March, 1906.\nHAECKEL'S CLASSIFICATION OF THE ANIMAL WORLD.\nUNICELLULAR ANIMALS (PROTOZOA).\n1. Unnucleated.\nBacteria. Protamoebae.\nMonera.\n2. Nucleated.\n2A. Rhizopoda.\nAmoebina. Radiolaria.\n2B. Infusoria.\nFlagellata. Ciliata.\n3. Cell-Colonies.\nCatallacta. Blastaeada.\nMULTICELLULAR ANIMALS (METAZOA).\n1. COELENTERIA, COELENTERATA, OR ZOOPHYTES. Animals without body-cavity, blood or anus.\n1A. Gastraeads.\nGastremaria. Cyemaria.\n1B. Sponges.\nProtospongiae. Metaspongiae.\n1C. Cnidaria (Stinging Animals).\nHydrozoa. Polyps. Medusae.\n1D. Platodes (Flat-Worms).\nPlatodaria. Turbellaria. Trematoda. Cestoda.\n2. COELOMARIA OR BILATERALS. Animals with body-cavity and anus, and generally blood.\n2A. Vermalia (Worm-Like).\nRotatoria. Strongylaria. Prosopygia. Frontonia.\n2B. Molluscs.\nCochlides. Conchades. Teuthodes.\n2C. Articulates.\nAnnelida. Crustacea. Tracheata.\n2D. Echinoderms.\nMonorchonia. Pentorchonia.\n2E. Tunicates.\nCopelata. Ascidiae. Thalidiae.\n2F. Vertebrates.\n2F.1. Acrania-Lancelet (Without Skull).\n2F.2. Craniota (With Skull).\n2F.2A. Cyclostomes. (\"Round-Mouthed\").\n2F.2B. Fishes.\nSelachii. Ganoids. Teleosts. Dipneusts.\n2F.2C. Amphibia.\n2F.2D. Reptiles.\n2F.2E. Birds.\n2F.2F. Mammal.\nMonotremes.\nMarsupials.\nPlacentals:\u2014 Rodents. Edentates. Ungulates. Cetacea. Sirenia. Insectivora. Cheiroptera. Carnassia. Primates.\n(This classification is given for the purpose of explaining Haeckel's use of terms in this volume. The general reader should bear in mind that it differs very considerably from more recent schemes of classification. He should compare the scheme framed by Professor E. Ray Lankester.)\nThe field of natural phenomena into which I would introduce my readers in the following chapters has a quite peculiar place in the broad realm of scientific inquiry. There is no object of investigation that touches man more closely, and the knowledge of which should be more acceptable to him, than his own frame. But among all the various branches of the natural history of mankind, or anthropology, the story of his development by natural means must excite the most lively interest. It gives us the key of the great world-riddles at which the human mind has been working for thousands of years. The problem of the nature of man, or the question of man's place in nature, and the cognate inquiries as to the past, the earliest history, the present situation, and the future of humanity\u2014all these most important questions are directly and intimately connected with that branch of study which we call the science of the evolution of man, or, in one word, \"Anthropogeny\" (the genesis of man). Yet it is an astonishing fact that the science of the evolution of man does not even yet form part of the scheme of general education. In fact, educated people even in our day are for the most part quite ignorant of the important truths and remarkable phenomena which anthropogeny teaches us.\nAs an illustration of this curious state of things, it may be pointed out that most of what are considered to be \"educated\" people do not know that every human being is developed from an egg, or ovum, and that this egg is one simple cell, like any other plant or animal egg. They are equally ignorant that in the course of the development of this tiny, round egg-cell there is first formed a body that is totally different from the human frame, and has not the remotest resemblance to it. Most of them have never seen such a human embryo in the earlier period of its development, and do not know that it is quite indistinguishable from other animal embryos. At first the embryo is no more than a round cluster of cells, then it becomes a simple hollow sphere, the wall of which is composed of a layer of cells. Later it approaches very closely, at one period, to the anatomic structure of the lancelet, afterwards to that of a fish, and again to the typical build of the amphibia and mammals. As it continues to develop, a form appears which is like those we find at the lowest stage of mammal-life (such as the duck-bills), then a form that resembles the marsupials, and only at a late stage a form that has a resemblance to the ape; until at last the definite human form emerges and closes the series of transformations. These suggestive facts are, as I said, still almost unknown to the general public\u2014so completely unknown that, if one casually mentions them, they are called in question or denied outright as fairy-tales. Everybody knows that the butterfly emerges from the pupa, and the pupa from a quite different thing called a larva, and the larva from the butterfly's egg. But few besides medical men are aware that MAN, in the course of his individual formation, passes through a series of transformations which are not less surprising and wonderful than the familiar metamorphoses of the butterfly.\nThe mere description of these remarkable changes through which man passes during his embryonic life should arouse considerable interest. But the mind will experience a far keener satisfaction when we trace these curious facts to their causes, and when we learn to behold in them natural phenomena which are of the highest importance throughout the whole field of human knowledge. They throw light first of all on the \"natural history of creation,\" then on psychology, or \"the science of the soul,\" and through this on the whole of philosophy. And as the general results of every branch of inquiry are summed up in philosophy, all the sciences come in turn to be touched and influenced more or less by the study of the evolution of man.\nBut when I say that I propose to present here the most important features of these phenomena and trace them to their causes, I take the term, and I interpret my task, in a very much wider sense than is usual. The lectures which have been delivered on this subject in the universities during the last half-century are almost exclusively adapted to medical men. Certainly, the medical man has the greatest interest in studying the origin of the human body, with which he is daily occupied. But I must not give here this special description of the embryonic processes such as it has hitherto been given, as most of my readers have not studied anatomy, and are not likely to be entrusted with the care of the adult organism. I must content myself with giving some parts of the subject only in general outline, and must not enter upon all the marvellous, but very intricate and not easily described, details that are found in the story of the development of the human frame. To understand these fully a knowledge of anatomy is needed. I will endeavour to be as plain as possible in dealing with this branch of science. Indeed, a sufficient general idea of the course of the embryonic development of man can be obtained without going too closely into the anatomic details. I trust we may be able to arouse the same interest in this delicate field of inquiry as has been excited already in other branches of science; though we shall meet more obstacles here than elsewhere.\nThe story of the evolution of man, as it has hitherto been expounded to medical students, has usually been confined to embryology\u2014more correctly, ontogeny\u2014or the science of the development of the individual human organism. But this is really only the first part of our task, the first half of the story of the evolution of man in that wider sense in which we understand it here. We must add as the second half\u2014as another and not less important and interesting branch of the science of the evolution of the human stem\u2014phylogeny: this may be described as the science of the evolution of the various animal forms from which the human organism has been developed in the course of countless ages. Everybody now knows of the great scientific activity that was occasioned by the publication of Darwin's Origin of Species in 1859. The chief direct consequence of this publication was to provoke a fresh inquiry into the origin of the human race, and this has proved beyond question our gradual evolution from the lower species. We give the name of \"Phylogeny\" to the science which describes this ascent of man from the lower ranks of the animal world. The chief source that it draws upon for facts is \"Ontogeny,\" or embryology, the science of the development of the individual organism. Moreover, it derives a good deal of support from paleontology, or the science of fossil remains, and even more from comparative anatomy, or morphology.\nThese two branches of our science\u2014on the one side ontogeny or embryology, and on the other phylogeny, or the science of race-evolution\u2014are most vitally connected. The one cannot be understood without the other. It is only when the two branches fully co-operate and supplement each other that \"Biogeny\" (or the science of the genesis of life in the widest sense) attains to the rank of a philosophic science. The connection between them is not external and superficial, but profound, intrinsic, and causal. This is a discovery made by recent research, and it is most clearly and correctly expressed in the comprehensive law which I have called \"the fundamental law of organic evolution,\" or \"the fundamental law of biogeny.\" This general law, to which we shall find ourselves constantly recurring, and on the recognition of which depends one's whole insight into the story of evolution, may be briefly expressed in the phrase: \"The history of the foetus is a recapitulation of the history of the race\"; or, in other words, \"Ontogeny is a recapitulation of phylogeny.\" It may be more fully stated as follows: The series of forms through which the individual organism passes during its development from the ovum to the complete bodily structure is a brief, condensed repetition of the long series of forms which the animal ancestors of the said organism, or the ancestral forms of the species, have passed through from the earliest period of organic life down to the present day.\nThe causal character of the relation which connects embryology with stem-history is due to the action of heredity and adaptation. When we have rightly understood these, and recognised their great importance in the formation of organisms, we can go a step further and say: Phylogenesis is the mechanical cause of ontogenesis.* (* The term \"genesis,\" which occurs throughout, means, of course, \"birth\" or origin. From this we get: Biogeny = the origin of life (bios); Anthropogeny = the origin of man (anthropos); Ontogeny = the origin of the individual (on); Phylogeny = the origin of the species (phulon); and so on. In each case the term may refer to the process itself, or to the science describing the process.\u2014Translator.) In other words, the development of the stem, or race, is, in accordance with the laws of heredity and adaptation, the cause of all the changes which appear in a condensed form in the evolution of the foetus.\nThe chain of manifold animal forms which represent the ancestry of each higher organism, or even of man, according to the theory of descent, always form a connected whole. We may designate this uninterrupted series of forms with the letters of the alphabet: A, B, C, D, E, etc., to Z. In apparent contradiction to what I have said, the story of the development of the individual, or the ontogeny of most organisms, only offers to the observer a part of these forms; so that the defective series of embryonic forms would run: A, B, D, F, H, K, M, etc.; or, in other cases, B, D, H, L, M, N, etc. Here, then, as a rule, several of the evolutionary forms of the original series have fallen out. Moreover, we often find\u2014to continue with our illustration from the alphabet\u2014one or other of the original letters of the ancestral series represented by corresponding letters from a different alphabet. Thus, instead of the Roman B and D, we often have the Greek Beta and Delta. In this case the text of the biogenetic law has been corrupted, just as it had been abbreviated in the preceding case. But, in spite of all this, the series of ancestral forms remains the same, and we are in a position to discover its original complexion.\nIn reality, there is always a certain parallel between the two evolutionary series. But it is obscured from the fact that in the embryonic succession much is wanting that certainly existed in the earlier ancestral succession. If the parallel of the two series were complete, and if this great fundamental law affirming the causal connection between ontogeny and phylogeny in the proper sense of the word were directly demonstrable, we should only have to determine, by means of the microscope and the dissecting knife, the series of forms through which the fertilised ovum passes in its development; we should then have before us a complete picture of the remarkable series of forms which our animal ancestors have successively assumed from the dawn of organic life down to the appearance of man. But such a repetition of the ancestral history by the individual in its embryonic life is very rarely complete. We do not often find our full alphabet. In most cases the correspondence is very imperfect, being greatly distorted and falsified by causes which we will consider later. We are thus, for the most part, unable to determine in detail, from the study of its embryology, all the different shapes which an organism's ancestors have assumed; we usually\u2014and especially in the case of the human foetus\u2014encounter many gaps. It is true that we can fill up most of these gaps satisfactorily with the help of comparative anatomy, but we cannot do so from direct embryological observation. Hence it is important that we find a large number of lower animal forms to be still represented in the course of man's embryonic development. In these cases we may draw our conclusions with the utmost security as to the nature of the ancestral form from the features of the form which the embryo momentarily assumes.\nTo give a few examples, we can infer from the fact that the human ovum is a simple cell that the first ancestor of our species was a tiny unicellular being, something like the amoeba. In the same way, we know, from the fact that the human foetus consists, at the first, of two simple cell-layers (the gastrula), that the gastraea, a form with two such layers, was certainly in the line of our ancestry. A later human embryonic form (the chordula) points just as clearly to a worm-like ancestor (the prochordonia), the nearest living relation of which is found among the actual ascidiae. To this succeeds a most important embryonic stage (acrania), in which our headless foetus presents, in the main, the structure of the lancelet. But we can only indirectly and approximately, with the aid of comparative anatomy and ontogeny, conjecture what lower forms enter into the chain of our ancestry between the gastraea and the chordula, and between this and the lancelet. In the course of the historical development many intermediate structures have gradually fallen out, which must certainly have been represented in our ancestry. But, in spite of these many, and sometimes very appreciable, gaps, there is no contradiction between the two successions. In fact, it is the chief purpose of this work to prove the real harmony and the original parallelism of the two. I hope to show, on a substantial basis of facts, that we can draw most important conclusions as to our genealogical tree from the actual and easily-demonstrable series of embryonic changes. We shall then be in a position to form a general idea of the wealth of animal forms which have figured in the direct line of our ancestry in the lengthy history of organic life.\nIn this evolutionary appreciation of the facts of embryology we must, of course, take particular care to distinguish sharply and clearly between the primitive, palingenetic (or ancestral) evolutionary processes and those due to cenogenesis.* (* Palingenesis = new birth, or re-incarnation (palin = again, genesis or genea = development); hence its application to the phenomena which are recapitulated by heredity from earlier ancestral forms. Cenogenesis = foreign or negligible development (kenos and genea); hence, those phenomena which come later in the story of life to disturb the inherited structure, by a fresh adaptation to environment.\u2014Translator.) By palingenetic processes, or embryonic recapitulations, we understand all those phenomena in the development of the individual which are transmitted from one generation to another by heredity, and which, on that account, allow us to draw direct inferences as to corresponding structures in the development of the species. On the other hand, we give the name of cenogenetic processes, or embryonic variations, to all those phenomena in the foetal development that cannot be traced to inheritance from earlier species, but are due to the adaptation of the foetus, or the infant-form, to certain conditions of its embryonic development. These cenogenetic phenomena are foreign or later additions; they allow us to draw no direct inference whatever as to corresponding processes in our ancestral history, but rather hinder us from doing so.\nThis careful discrimination between the primary or palingenetic processes and the secondary or cenogenetic is of great importance for the purposes of the scientific history of a species, which has to draw conclusions from the available facts of embryology, comparative anatomy, and paleontology, as to the processes in the formation of the species in the remote past. It is of the same importance to the student of evolution as the careful distinction between genuine and spurious texts in the works of an ancient writer, or the purging of the real text from interpolations and alterations, is for the student of philology. It is true that this distinction has not yet been fully appreciated by many scientists. For my part, I regard it as the first condition for forming any just idea of the evolutionary process, and I believe that we must, in accordance with it, divide embryology into two sections\u2014palingenesis, or the science of recapitulated forms; and cenogenesis, or the science of supervening structures.\nTo give at once a few examples from the science of man's origin in illustration of this important distinction, I may instance the following processes in the embryology of man, and of all the higher vertebrates, as palingenetic: the formation of the two primary germinal layers and of the primitive gut, the undivided structure of the dorsal nerve-tube, the appearance of a simple axial rod between the medullary tube and the gut, the temporary formation of the gill-clefts and arches, the primitive kidneys, and so on.* (* All these, and the following structures, will be fully described in later chapters.\u2014Translator.) All these, and many other important structures, have clearly been transmitted by a steady heredity from the early ancestors of the mammal, and are, therefore, direct indications of the presence of similar structures in the history of the stem. On the other hand, this is certainly not the case with the following embryonic forms, which we must describe as cenogenetic processes: the formation of the yelk-sac, the allantois, the placenta, the amnion, the serolemma, and the chorion\u2014or, generally speaking, the various foetal membranes and the corresponding changes in the blood vessels. Further instances are: the dual structure of the heart cavity, the temporary division of the plates of the primitive vertebrae and lateral plates, the secondary closing of the ventral and intestinal walls, the formation of the navel, and so on. All these and many other phenomena are certainly not traceable to similar structures in any earlier and completely-developed ancestral form, but have arisen simply by adaptation to the peculiar conditions of embryonic life (within the foetal membranes). In view of these facts, we may now give the following more precise expression to our chief law of biogeny: The evolution of the foetus (or ontogenesis) is a condensed and abbreviated recapitulation of the evolution of the stem (or phylogenesis); and this recapitulation is the more complete in proportion as the original development (or palingenesis) is preserved by a constant heredity; on the other hand, it becomes less complete in proportion as a varying adaptation to new conditions increases the disturbing factors in the development (or cenogenesis).\nThe cenogenetic alterations or distortions of the original palingenetic course of development take the form, as a rule, of a gradual displacement of the phenomena, which is slowly effected by adaptation to the changed conditions of embryonic existence during the course of thousands of years. This displacement may take place as regards either the position or the time of a phenomenon.\nThe great importance and strict regularity of the time-variations in embryology have been carefully studied recently by Ernest Mehnert, in his Biomechanik (Jena, 1898). He contends that our biogenetic law has not been impaired by the attacks of its opponents, and goes on to say: \"Scarcely any piece of knowledge has contributed so much to the advance of embryology as this; its formulation is one of the most signal services to general biology. It was not until this law passed into the flesh and blood of investigators, and they had accustomed themselves to see a reminiscence of ancestral history in embryonic structures, that we witnessed the great progress which embryological research has made in the last two decades.\" The best proof of the correctness of this opinion is that now the most fruitful work is done in all branches of embryology with the aid of this biogenetic law, and that it enables students to attain every year thousands of brilliant results that they would never have reached without it.\nIt is only when one appreciates the cenogenetic processes in relation to the palingenetic, and when one takes careful account of the changes which the latter may suffer from the former, that the radical importance of the biogenetic law is recognised, and it is felt to be the most illuminating principle in the science of evolution. In this task of discrimination it is the silver thread in relation to which we can arrange all the phenomena of this realm of marvels\u2014the \"Ariadne thread,\" which alone enables us to find our way through this labyrinth of forms. Hence the brothers Sarasin, the zoologists, could say with perfect justice, in their study of the evolution of the Ichthyophis, that \"the great biogenetic law is just as important for the zoologist in tracing long-extinct processes as spectrum analyses is for the astronomer.\"\nEven at an earlier period, when a correct acquaintance with the evolution of the human and animal frame was only just being obtained\u2014and that is scarcely eighty years ago!\u2014the greatest astonishment was felt at the remarkable similarity observed between the embryonic forms, or stages of foetal development, in very different animals; attention was called even then to their close resemblance to certain fully-developed animal forms belonging to some of the lower groups. The older scientists (Oken, Treviranus, and others) knew perfectly well that these lower forms in a sense illustrated and fixed, in the hierarchy of the animal world, a temporary stage in the evolution of higher forms. The famous anatomist Meckel spoke in 1821 of a \"similarity between the development of the embryo and the series of animals.\" Baer raised the question in 1828 how far, within the vertebrate type, the embryonic forms of the higher animals assume the permanent shapes of members of lower groups. But it was impossible fully to understand and appreciate this remarkable resemblance at that time. We owe our capacity to do this to the theory of descent; it is this that puts in their true light the action of heredity on the one hand and adaptation on the other. It explains to us the vital importance of their constant reciprocal action in the production of organic forms. Darwin was the first to teach us the great part that was played in this by the ceaseless struggle for existence between living things, and to show how, under the influence of this (by natural selection), new species were produced and maintained solely by the interaction of heredity and adaptation. It was thus Darwinism that first opened our eyes to a true comprehension of the supremely important relations between the two parts of the science of organic evolution\u2014Ontogeny and Phylogeny.\nHeredity and adaptation are, in fact, the two constructive physiological functions of living things; unless we understand these properly we can make no headway in the study of evolution. Hence, until the time of Darwin no one had a clear idea of the real nature and causes of embryonic development. It was impossible to explain the curious series of forms through which the human embryo passed; it was quite unintelligible why this strange succession of animal-like forms appeared in the series at all. It had previously been generally assumed that the man was found complete in all his parts in the ovum, and that the development consisted only in an unfolding of the various parts, a simple process of growth. This is by no means the case. On the contrary, the whole process of the development of the individual presents to the observer a connected succession of different animal-forms; and these forms display a great variety of external and internal structure. But WHY each individual human being should pass through this series of forms in the course of his embryonic development it was quite impossible to say until Lamarck and Darwin established the theory of descent. Through this theory we have at last detected the real causes, the efficient causes, of the individual development; we have learned that these mechanical causes suffice of themselves to effect the formation of the organism, and that there is no need of the final causes which were formerly assumed. It is true that in the academic philosophies of our time these final causes still figure very prominently; in the new philosophy of nature we can entirely replace them by efficient causes. We shall see, in the course of our inquiry, how the most wonderful and hitherto insoluble enigmas in the human and animal frame have proved amenable to a mechanical explanation, by causes acting without prevision, through Darwin's reform of the science of evolution. We have everywhere been able to substitute unconscious causes, acting from necessity, for conscious, purposive causes.* (* The monistic or mechanical philosophy of nature holds that only unconscious, necessary, efficient causes are at work in the whole field of nature, in organic life as well as in inorganic changes. On the other hand, the dualist or vitalist philosophy of nature affirms that unconscious forces are only at work in the inorganic world, and that we find conscious, purposive, or final causes in organic nature.)\nIf the new science of evolution had done no more than this, every thoughtful man would have to admit that it had accomplished an immense advance in knowledge. It means that in the whole of philosophy that tendency which we call monistic, in opposition to the dualistic, which has hitherto prevailed, must be accepted.* (* Monism is neither purely materialistic nor purely spiritualistic, but a reconciliation of these two principles, since it regards the whole of nature as one, and sees only efficient causes at work in it. Dualism, on the contrary, holds that nature and spirit, matter and force, the world and God, inorganic and organic nature, are separate and independent existences. Cf. The Riddle of the Universe chapter 12.) At this point the science of human evolution has a direct and profound bearing on the foundations of philosophy. Modern anthropology has, by its astounding discoveries during the second half of the nineteenth century, compelled us to take a completely monistic view of life. Our bodily structure and its life, our embryonic development and our evolution as a species, teach us that the same laws of nature rule in the life of man as in the rest of the universe. For this reason, if for no others, it is desirable, nay, indispensable, that every man who wishes to form a serious and philosophic view of life, and, above all, the expert philosopher, should acquaint himself with the chief facts of this branch of science.\nThe facts of embryology have so great and obvious a significance in this connection that even in recent years dualist and teleological philosophers have tried to rid themselves of them by simply denying them. This was done, for instance, as regards the fact that man is developed from an egg, and that this egg or ovum is a simple cell, as in the case of other animals. When I had explained this pregnant fact and its significance in my History of Creation, it was described in many of the theological journals as a dishonest invention of my own. The fact that the embryos of man and the dog are, at a certain stage of their development, almost indistinguishable was also denied. When we examine the human embryo in the third or fourth week of its development, we find it to be quite different in shape and structure from the full-grown human being, but almost identical with that of the ape, the dog, the rabbit, and other mammals, at the same stage of ontogeny. We find a bean-shaped body of very simple construction, with a tail below and a pair of fins at the sides, something like those of a fish, but very different from the limbs of man and the mammals. Nearly the whole front half of the body is taken up by a shapeless head without face, at the sides of which we find gill-clefts and arches as in the fish. At this stage of its development the human embryo does not differ in any essential detail from that of the ape, dog, horse, ox, etc., at a corresponding period. This important fact can easily be verified at any moment by a comparison of the embryos of man, the dog, rabbit, etc. Nevertheless, the theologians and dualist philosophers pronounced it to be a materialistic invention; even scientists, to whom the facts should be known, have sought to deny them.\nThere could not be a clearer proof of the profound importance of these embryological facts in favour of the monistic philosophy than is afforded by these efforts of its opponents to get rid of them by silence or denial. The truth is that these facts are most inconvenient for them, and are quite irreconcilable with their views. We must be all the more pressing on our side to put them in their proper light. I fully agree with Huxley when he says, in his \"Man's Place in Nature\": \"Though these facts are ignored by several well-known popular leaders, they are easy to prove, and are accepted by all scientific men; on the other hand, their importance is so great that those who have once mastered them will, in my opinion, find few other biological discoveries to astonish them.\"\nWe shall make it our chief task to study the evolution of man's bodily frame and its various organs in their external form and internal structures. But I may observe at once that this is accompanied step by step with a study of the evolution of their functions. These two branches of inquiry are inseparably united in the whole of anthropology, just as in zoology (of which the former is only a section) or general biology. Everywhere the peculiar form of the organism and its structures, internal and external, is directly related to the special physiological functions which the organism or organ has to execute. This intimate connection of structure and function, or of the instrument and the work done by it, is seen in the science of evolution and all its parts. Hence the story of the evolution of structures, which is our immediate concern, is also the history of the development of functions; and this holds good of the human organism as of any other.\nAt the same time, I must admit that our knowledge of the evolution of functions is very far from being as complete as our acquaintance with the evolution of structures. One might say, in fact, that the whole science of evolution has almost confined itself to the study of structures; the evolution of FUNCTIONS hardly exists even in name. That is the fault of the physiologists, who have as yet concerned themselves very little about evolution. It is only in recent times that physiologists like W. Engelmann, W. Preyer, M. Verworn, and a few others, have attacked the evolution of functions.\nIt will be the task of some future physiologist to engage in the study of the evolution of functions with the same zeal and success as has been done for the evolution of structures in morphogeny (the science of the genesis of forms). Let me illustrate the close connection of the two by a couple of examples. The heart in the human embryo has at first a very simple construction, such as we find in permanent form among the ascidiae and other low organisms; with this is associated a very simple system of circulation of the blood. Now, when we find that with the full-grown heart there comes a totally different and much more intricate circulation, our inquiry into the development of the heart becomes at once, not only an anatomical, but also a physiological, study. Thus it is clear that the ontogeny of the heart can only be understood in the light of its phylogeny (or development in the past), both as regards function and structure. The same holds true of all the other organs and their functions. For instance, the science of the evolution of the alimentary canal, the lungs, or the sexual organs, gives us at the same time, through the exact comparative investigation of structure-development, most important information with regard to the evolution of the functions of these organs.\nThis significant connection is very clearly seen in the evolution of the nervous system. This system is in the economy of the human body the medium of sensation, will, and even thought, the highest of the psychic functions; in a word, of all the various functions which constitute the proper object of psychology. Modern anatomy and physiology have proved that these psychic functions are immediately dependent on the fine structure and the composition of the central nervous system, or the internal texture of the brain and spinal cord. In these we find the elaborate cell-machinery, of which the psychic or soul-life is the physiological function. It is so intricate that most men still look upon the mind as something supernatural that cannot be explained on mechanical principles.\nBut embryological research into the gradual appearance and the formation of this important system of organs yields the most astounding and significant results. The first sketch of a central nervous system in the human embryo presents the same very simple type as in the other vertebrates. A spinal tube is formed in the external skin of the back, and from this first comes a simple spinal cord without brain, such as we find to be the permanent psychic organ in the lowest type of vertebrate, the amphioxus. Not until a later stage is a brain formed at the anterior end of this cord, and then it is a brain of the most rudimentary kind, such as we find permanently among the lower fishes. This simple brain develops step by step, successively assuming forms which correspond to those of the amphibia, the reptiles, the duck-bills, and the lemurs. Only in the last stage does it reach the highly organised form which distinguishes the apes from the other vertebrates, and which attains its full development in man.\nComparative physiology discovers a precisely similar growth. The function of the brain, the psychic activity, rises step by step with the advancing development of its structure.\nThus we are enabled, by this story of the evolution of the nervous system, to understand at length THE NATURAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE HUMAN MIND and its gradual unfolding. It is only with the aid of embryology that we can grasp how these highest and most striking faculties of the animal organism have been historically evolved. In other words, a knowledge of the evolution of the spinal cord and brain in the human embryo leads us directly to a comprehension of the historic development (or phylogeny) of the human mind, that highest of all faculties, which we regard as something so marvellous and supernatural in the adult man. This is certainly one of the greatest and most pregnant results of evolutionary science. Happily our embryological knowledge of man's central nervous system is now so adequate, and agrees so thoroughly with the complementary results of comparative anatomy and physiology, that we are thus enabled to obtain a clear insight into one of the highest problems of philosophy, the phylogeny of the soul, or the ancestral history of the mind of man. Our chief support in this comes from the embryological study of it, or the ontogeny of the soul. This important section of psychology owes its origin especially to W. Preyer, in his interesting works, such as The Mind of the Child. The Biography of a Baby (1900), of Milicent Washburn Shinn, also deserves mention. [See also Preyer's Mental Development in the Child (translation), and Sully's Studies of Childhood and Children's Ways.]\nIn this way we follow the only path along which we may hope to reach the solution of this difficult problem.\nThirty-six years have now elapsed since, in my General Morphology, I established phylogeny as an independent science and showed its intimate causal connection with ontogeny; thirty years have passed since I gave in my gastraea-theory the proof of the justice of this, and completed it with the theory of germinal layers. When we look back on this period we may ask, What has been accomplished during it by the fundamental law of biogeny? If we are impartial, we must reply that it has proved its fertility in hundreds of sound results, and that by its aid we have acquired a vast fund of knowledge which we should never have obtained without it.\nThere has been no dearth of attacks\u2014often violent attacks\u2014on my conception of an intimate causal connection between ontogenesis and phylogenesis; but no other satisfactory explanation of these important phenomena has yet been offered to us. I say this especially with regard to Wilhelm His's theory of a \"mechanical evolution,\" which questions the truth of phylogeny generally, and would explain the complicated embryonic processes without going beyond by simple physical changes\u2014such as the bending and folding of leaves by electricity, the origin of cavities through unequal strain of the tissues, the formation of processes by uneven growth, and so on. But the fact is that these embryological phenomena themselves demand explanation in turn, and this can only be found, as a rule, in the corresponding changes in the long ancestral series, or in the physiological functions of heredity and adaptation.\nIt is in many ways useful, on entering upon the study of any science, to cast a glance at its historical development. The saying that \"everything is best understood in its growth\" has a distinct application to science. While we follow its gradual development we get a clearer insight into its aims and objects. Moreover, we shall see that the present condition of the science of human evolution, with all its characteristics, can only be rightly understood when we examine its historical growth. This task will, however, not detain us long. The study of man's evolution is one of the latest branches of natural science, whether you consider the embryological or the phylogenetic section of it.\nApart from the few germs of our science which we find in classical antiquity, and which we shall notice presently, we may say that it takes its definite rise, as a science, in the year 1759, when one of the greatest German scientists, Caspar Friedrich Wolff, published his Theoria generationis. That was the foundation-stone of the science of animal embryology. It was not until fifty years later, in 1809, that Jean Lamarck published his Philosophie Zoologique\u2014the first effort to provide a base for the theory of evolution; and it was another half-century before Darwin's work appeared (in 1859), which we may regard as the first scientific attainment of this aim. But before we go further into this solid establishment of evolution, we must cast a brief glance at that famous philosopher and scientist of antiquity, who stood alone in this, as in many other branches of science, for more than 2000 years: the \"father of Natural History,\" Aristotle.\nThe extant scientific works of Aristotle deal with many different sides of biological research; the most comprehensive of them is his famous History of Animals. But not less interesting is the smaller work, On the Generation of Animals (Peri zoon geneseos). This work treats especially of embryonic development, and it is of great interest as being the earliest of its kind and the only one that has come down to us in any completeness from classical antiquity.\nAristotle studied embryological questions in various classes of animals, and among the lower groups he learned many most remarkable facts which we only rediscovered between 1830 and 1860. It is certain, for instance, that he was acquainted with the very peculiar mode of propagation of the cuttlefishes, or cephalopods, in which a yelk-sac hangs out of the mouth of the foetus. He knew, also, that embryos come from the eggs of the bee even when they have not been fertilised. This \"parthenogenesis\" (or virgin-birth) of the bees has only been established in our time by the distinguished zoologist of Munich, Siebold. He discovered that male bees come from the unfertilised, and female bees only from the fertilised, eggs. Aristotle further states that some kinds of fishes (of the genus serranus) are hermaphrodites, each individual having both male and female organs and being able to fertilise itself; this, also, has been recently confirmed. He knew that the embryo of many fishes of the shark family is attached to the mother's body by a sort of placenta, or nutritive organ very rich in blood; apart from these, such an arrangement is only found among the higher mammals and man. This placenta of the shark was looked upon as legendary for a long time, until Johannes Muller proved it to be a fact in 1839. Thus a number of remarkable discoveries were found in Aristotle's embryological work, proving a very good acquaintance of the great scientist\u2014possibly helped by his predecessors\u2014with the facts of ontogeny, and a great advance upon succeeding generations in this respect.\nIn the case of most of these discoveries he did not merely describe the fact, but added a number of observations on its significance. Some of these theoretical remarks are of particular interest, because they show a correct appreciation of the nature of the embryonic processes. He conceives the development of the individual as a new formation, in the course of which the various parts of the body take shape successively. When the human or animal frame is developed in the mother's body, or separately in an egg, the heart\u2014which he regards as the starting-point and centre of the organism\u2014must appear first. Once the heart is formed the other organs arise, the internal ones before the external, the upper (those above the diaphragm) before the lower (or those beneath the diaphragm). The brain is formed at an early stage, and the eyes grow out of it. These observations are quite correct. And, if we try to form some idea from these data of Aristotle's general conception of the embryonic process, we find a dim prevision of the theory which Wolff showed 2000 years afterwards to be the correct view. It is significant, for instance, that Aristotle denied the eternity of the individual in any respect. He said that the species or genus, the group of similar individuals, might be eternal, but the individual itself is temporary. It comes into being in the act of procreation, and passes away at death.\nDuring the 2000 years after Aristotle no progress whatever was made in general zoology, or in embryology in particular. People were content to read, copy, translate, and comment on Aristotle. Scarcely a single independent effort at research was made in the whole of the period. During the Middle Ages the spread of strong religious beliefs put formidable obstacles in the way of independent scientific investigation. There was no question of resuming the advance of biology. Even when human anatomy began to stir itself once more in the sixteenth century, and independent research was resumed into the structure of the developed body, anatomists did not dare to extend their inquiries to the unformed body, the embryo, and its development. There were many reasons for the prevailing horror of such studies. It is natural enough, when we remember that a Bull of Boniface VIII excommunicated every man who ventured to dissect a human corpse. If the dissection of a developed body were a crime to be thus punished, how much more dreadful must it have seemed to deal with the embryonic body still enclosed in the womb, which the Creator himself had decently veiled from the curiosity of the scientist! The Christian Church, then putting many thousands to death for unbelief, had a shrewd presentiment of the menace that science contained against its authority. It was powerful enough to see that its rival did not grow too quickly.\nIt was not until the Reformation broke the power of the Church, and a refreshing breath of the spirit dissolved the icy chains that bound science, that anatomy and embryology, and all the other branches of research, could begin to advance once more. However, embryology lagged far behind anatomy. The first works on embryology appear at the beginning of the sixteenth century. The Italian anatomist, Fabricius ab Aquapendente, a professor at Padua, opened the advance. In his two books (De formato foetu, 1600, and De formatione foetus, 1604) he published the older illustrations and descriptions of the embryos of man and other mammals, and of the hen. Similar imperfect illustrations were given by Spigelius (De formato foetu, 1631), and by Needham (1667) and his more famous compatriot, Harvey (1652), who discovered the circulation of the blood in the animal body and formulated the important principle, Omne vivum ex vivo (all life comes from pre-existing life). The Dutch scientist, Swammerdam, published in his Bible of Nature the earliest observations on the embryology of the frog and the division of its egg-yelk. But the most important embryological studies in the sixteenth century were those of the famous Italian, Marcello Malpighi, of Bologna, who led the way both in zoology and botany. His treatises, De formatione pulli and De ovo incubato (1687), contain the first consistent description of the development of the chick in the fertilised egg.\nHere I ought to say a word about the important part played by the chick in the growth of our science. The development of the chick, like that of the young of all other birds, agrees in all its main features with that of the other chief vertebrates, and even of man. The three highest classes of vertebrates\u2014mammals, birds, and reptiles (lizards, serpents, tortoises, etc.)\u2014have from the beginning of their embryonic development so striking a resemblance in all the chief points of structure, and especially in their first forms, that for a long time it is impossible to distinguish between them. We have known now for some time that we need only examine the embryo of a bird, which is the easiest to get at, in order to learn the typical mode of development of a mammal (and therefore of man). As soon as scientists began to study the human embryo, or the mammal-embryo generally, in its earlier stages about the middle and end of the seventeenth century, this important fact was very quickly discovered. It is both theoretically and practically of great value. As regards the THEORY of evolution, we can draw the most weighty inferences from this similarity between the embryos of widely different classes of animals. But for the practical purposes of embryological research the discovery is invaluable, because we can fill up the gaps in our imperfect knowledge of the embryology of the mammals from the more thoroughly studied embryology of the bird. Hens' eggs are easily to be had in any quantity, and the development of the chick may be followed step by step in artificial incubation. The development of the mammal is much more difficult to follow, because here the embryo is not detached and enclosed in a large egg, but the tiny ovum remains in the womb until the growth is completed. Hence, it is very difficult to keep up sustained observation of the various stages in any great extent, quite apart from such extrinsic considerations as the cost, the technical difficulties, and many other obstacles which we encounter when we would make an extensive study of the fertilised mammal. The chicken has, therefore, always been the chief object of study in this connection. The excellent incubators we now have enable us to observe it in any quantity and at any stage of development, and so follow the whole course of its formation step by step.\nBy the end of the seventeenth century Malpighi had advanced as far as it was possible to do with the imperfect microscope of his time in the embryological study of the chick. Further progress was arrested until the instrument and the technical methods should be improved. The vertebrate embryos are so small and delicate in their earlier stages that you cannot go very far into the study of them without a good microscope and other technical aid. But this substantial improvement of the microscope and the other apparatus did not take place until the beginning of the nineteenth century.\nEmbryology made scarcely any advance in the first half of the eighteenth century, when the systematic natural history of plants and animals received so great an impulse through the publication of Linne's famous Systema Naturae. Not until 1759 did the genius arise who was to give it an entirely new character, Caspar Friedrich Wolff. Until then embryology had been occupied almost exclusively in unfortunate and misleading efforts to build up theories on the imperfect empirical material then available.\nThe theory which then prevailed, and remained in favour throughout nearly the whole of the eighteenth century, was commonly called at that time \"the evolution theory\"; it is better to describe it as \"the preformation theory.\"* (* This theory is usually known as the \"evolution theory\" in Germany, in contradistinction to the \"epigenesis theory.\" But as it is the latter that is called the \"evolution theory\" in England, France, and Italy, and \"evolution\" and \"epigenesis\" are taken to be synonymous, it seems better to call the first the \"pre-formation theory.\") Its chief point is this: There is no new formation of structures in the embryonic development of any organism, animal or plant, or even of man; there is only a growth, or unfolding, of parts which have been constructed or pre-formed from all eternity, though on a very small scale and closely packed together. Hence, every living germ contains all the organs and parts of the body, in the form and arrangement they will present later, already within it, and thus the whole embryological process is merely an evolution in the literal sense of the word, or an unfolding, of parts that were pre-formed and folded up in it. So, for instance, we find in the hen's egg not merely a simple cell, that divides and subdivides and forms germinal layers, and at last, after all kinds of variation and cleavage and reconstruction, brings forth the body of the chick; but there is in every egg from the first a complete chicken, with all its parts made and neatly packed. These parts are so small or so transparent that the microscope cannot detect them. In the hatching, these parts merely grow larger, and spread out in the normal way.\nWhen this theory is consistently developed it becomes a \"scatulation theory.\"* (* \"Packing theory\" would be the literal translation. Scatula is the Latin for a case or box.\u2014Translator.) According to its teaching, there was made in the beginning one couple or one individual of each species of animal or plant; but this one individual contained the germs of all the other individuals of the same species who should ever come to life. As the age of the earth was generally believed at that time to be fixed by the Bible at 5000 or 6000 years, it seemed possible to calculate how many individuals of each species had lived in the period, and so had been packed inside the first being that was created. The theory was consistently extended to man, and it was affirmed that our common parent Eve had had stored in her ovary the germs of all the children of men.\nThe theory at first took the form of a belief that it was the FEMALES who were thus encased in the first being. One couple of each species was created, but the female contained in her ovary all the future individuals of the species, of either sex. However, this had to be altered when the Dutch microscopist, Leeuwenhoek, discovered the male spermatozoa in 1690, and showed that an immense number of these extremely fine and mobile thread-like beings exist in the male sperm (this will be explained in Chapter 2.7). This astonishing discovery was further advanced when it was proved that these living bodies, swimming about in the seminal fluid, were real animalcules, and, in fact, were the pre-formed germs of the future generation. When the male and female procreative elements came together at conception, these thread-like spermatozoa (\"seed-animals\") were supposed to penetrate into the fertile body of the ovum and begin to develop there, as the plant seed does in the fruitful earth. Hence, every spermatozoon was regarded as a homunculus, a tiny complete man; all the parts were believed to be pre-formed in it, and merely grew larger when it reached its proper medium in the female ovum. This theory, also, was consistently developed in the sense that in each of these thread-like bodies the whole of its posterity was supposed to be present in the minutest form. Adam's sexual glands were thought to have contained the germs of the whole of humanity.\nThis \"theory of male scatulation\" found itself at once in keen opposition to the prevailing \"female\" theory. The two rival theories at once opened a very lively campaign, and the physiologists of the eighteenth century were divided into two great camps\u2014the Animalculists and the Ovulists\u2014which fought vigorously. The animalculists held that the spermatozoa were the true germs, and appealed to the lively movements and the structure of these bodies. The opposing party of the Ovulists, who clung to the older \"evolution theory,\" affirmed that the ovum is the real germ, and that the spermatozoa merely stimulate it at conception to begin its growth; all the future generations are stored in the ovum. This view was held by the great majority of the biologists of the eighteenth century, in spite of the fact that Wolff proved it in 1759 to be without foundation. It owed its prestige chiefly to the circumstance that the most weighty authorities in the biology and philosophy of the day decided in favour of it, especially Haller, Bonnet, and Leibnitz.\nAlbrecht Haller, professor at Gottingen, who is often called the father of physiology, was a man of wide and varied learning, but he does not occupy a very high position in regard to insight into natural phenomena. He made a vigorous defence of the \"evolutionary theory\" in his famous work, Elementa physiologiae, affirming: \"There is no such thing as formation (nulla est epigenesis). No part of the animal frame is made before another; all were made together.\" He thus denied that there was any evolution in the proper sense of the word, and even went so far as to say that the beard existed in the new-born child and the antlers in the hornless fawn; all the parts were there in advance, and were merely hidden from the eye of man for the time being. Haller even calculated the number of human beings that God must have created on the sixth day and stored away in Eve's ovary. He put the number at 200,000 millions, assuming the age of the world to be 6000 years, the average age of a human being to be thirty years, and the population of the world at that time to be 1000 millions. And the famous Haller maintained all this nonsense, in spite of its ridiculous consequences, even after Wolff had discovered the real course of embryonic development and established it by direct observation!\nAmong the philosophers of the time the distinguished Leibnitz was the chief defender of the \"preformation theory,\" and by his authority and literary prestige won many adherents to it. Supported by his system of monads, according to which body and soul are united in inseparable association and by their union form the individual, or the \"monad,\" Leibnitz consistently extended the \"scatulation theory\" to the soul, and held that this was no more evolved than the body. He says, for instance, in his Theodicee: \"I mean that these souls, which one day are to be the souls of men, are present in the seed, like those of other species; in such wise that they existed in our ancestors as far back as Adam, or from the beginning of the world, in the forms of organised bodies.\"\nThe theory seemed to receive considerable support from the observations of one of its most zealous supporters, Bonnet. In 1745 he discovered, in the plant-louse, a case of parthenogenesis, or virgin-birth, an interesting form of reproduction that has lately been found by Siebold and others among various classes of the articulata, especially crustacea and insects. Among these and other animals of certain lower species the female may reproduce for several generations without having been fertilised by the male. These ova that do not need fertilisation are called \"false ova,\" pseudova or spores. Bonnet saw that a female plant-louse, which he had kept in cloistral isolation, and rigidly removed from contact with males, had on the eleventh day (after forming a new skin for the fourth time) a living daughter, and during the next twenty days ninety-four other daughters; and that all of them went on to reproduce in the same way without any contact with males. It seemed as if this furnished an irrefutable proof of the truth of the scatulation theory, as it was held by the Ovulists; it is not surprising to find that the theory then secured general acceptance.\nThis was the condition of things when suddenly, in 1759, Caspar Friedrich Wolff appeared, and dealt a fatal blow at the whole preformation theory with his new theory of epigenesis. Wolff, the son of a Berlin tailor, was born in 1733, and went through his scientific and medical studies, first at Berlin under the famous anatomist Meckel, and afterwards at Halle. Here he secured his doctorate in his twenty-sixth year, and in his academic dissertation (November 28th, 1759), the Theoria generationis, expounded the new theory of a real development on a basis of epigenesis. This treatise is, in spite of its smallness and its obscure phraseology, one of the most valuable in the whole range of biological literature. It is equally distinguished for the mass of new and careful observations it contains, and the far-reaching and pregnant ideas which the author everywhere extracts from his observations and builds into a luminous and accurate theory of generation. Nevertheless, it met with no success at the time. Although scientific studies were then assiduously cultivated owing to the impulse given by Linne\u2014although botanists and zoologists were no longer counted by dozens, but by hundreds, hardly any notice was taken of Wolff's theory. Even when he established the truth of epigenesis by the most rigorous observations, and demolished the airy structure of the preformation theory, the \"exact\" scientist Haller proved one of the most strenuous supporters of the old theory, and rejected Wolff's correct view with a dictatorial \"There is no such thing as evolution.\" He even went on to say that religion was menaced by the new theory! It is not surprising that the whole of the physiologists of the second half of the eighteenth century submitted to the ruling of this physiological pontiff, and attacked the theory of epigenesis as a dangerous innovation. It was not until more than fifty years afterwards that Wolff's work was appreciated. Only when Meckel translated into German in 1812 another valuable work of Wolff's on The Formation of the Alimentary Canal (written in 1768), and called attention to its great importance, did people begin to think of him once more; yet this obscure writer had evinced a profounder insight into the nature of the living organism than any other scientist of the eighteenth century.\nWolff's idea led to an appreciable advance over the whole field of biology. There is such a vast number of new and important observations and pregnant thoughts in his writings that we have only gradually learned to appreciate them rightly in the course of the nineteenth century. He opened up the true path for research in many directions. In the first place, his theory of epigenesis gave us our first real insight into the nature of embryonic development. He showed convincingly that the development of every organism consists of a series of NEW FORMATIONS, and that there is no trace whatever of the complete form either in the ovum or the spermatozoon. On the contrary, these are quite simple bodies, with a very different purport. The embryo which is developed from them is also quite different, in its internal arrangement and outer configuration, from the complete organism. There is no trace whatever of preformation or in-folding of organs. To-day we can scarcely call epigenesis a THEORY, because we are convinced it is a fact, and can demonstrate it at any moment with the aid of the microscope.\nWolff furnished the conclusive empirical proof of his theory in his classic dissertation on The Formation of the Alimentary Canal (1768). In its complete state the alimentary canal of the hen is a long and complex tube, with which the lungs, liver, salivary glands, and many other small glands, are connected. Wolff showed that in the early stages of the embryonic chick there is no trace whatever of this complicated tube with all its dependencies, but instead of it only a flat, leaf-shaped body; that, in fact, the whole embryo has at first the appearance of a flat, oval-shaped leaf. When we remember how difficult the exact observation of so fine and delicate a structure as the early leaf-shaped body of the chick must have been with the poor microscopes then in use, we must admire the rare faculty for observation which enabled Wolff to make the most important discoveries in this most difficult part of embryology. By this laborious research he reached the correct opinion that the embryonic body of all the higher animals, such as the birds, is for some time merely a flat, thin, leaf-shaped disk\u2014consisting at first of one layer, but afterwards of several. The lowest of these layers is the alimentary canal, and Wolff followed its development from its commencement to its completion. He showed how this leaf-shaped structure first turns into a groove, then the margins of this groove fold together and form a closed canal, and at length the two external openings of the tube (the mouth and anus) appear.\nMoreover, the important fact that the other systems of organs are developed in the same way, from tubes formed out of simple layers, did not escape Wolff. The nerveless system, muscular system, and vascular (blood-vessel) system, with all the organs appertaining thereto, are, like the alimentary system, developed out of simple leaf-shaped structures. Hence, Wolff came to the view by 1768 which Pander developed in the Theory of Germinal Layers fifty years afterwards. 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        "raw_content": "Copyright for Information Professionals (IST 735), weeks 10-14\n{Because I've copied text in from MS Word, I suspect the fonts below are going to be wonky or inconsistent. My apologies.}\nThe semester is over and it is time for me to to finish blogging about the copyright class that I taught this fall...and what I want to talk about are the assignments.\nThis year, I changed some of the assignments and pushed the students outside of their comfort zone. For example, I had them create a one-page explanation of a section of the law, with the idea that this explanation would be understandable by anyone. A few students did theirs as infographs! The idea around the one-page was for them to understand the law well enough that they could explain it simply.\nThey also developed a brief on a current copyright issue, wrote about a copyright-related court case, and developed a training plan to be used to train others about copyright. Some students had not written lesson plans before, which was needed for that last assignment, and so some were really outside of their comfort zone!\nWhat impressed me was that students delved deep into the law and into resources that are available about copyright. The scoured the Internet looking for resources and ideas, and I was amazed at what they found. There is a lot more good content available on copyright than I realized. (And I'll be sharing some of them in upcoming blog posts.) I'm also impressed with their understanding of the law and their ability to communicate it to others, which is not always an easy task. Yes...I threw them a challenging semester and they thrived in it.\nAll of these assignments are good pieces for their portfolios. These pieces demonstrate their knowledge of copyright law; their ability to analyze and write; and their ability to understand how to pass their knowledge onto others. 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Copyright and licensing: Job growth areas for librarians. Information Outlook, 14(5), 37-37. Retrieved from http://search.proquest.com/docview/750862665\nHarris, L. E. (2009). Ensuring appropriate conditions of use. Information Outlook, 13(4), 51-52. Retrieved from http://search.proquest.com/docview/197401241\nHarris, L. E. (2008). Licensing digital content: Part I. Information Outlook, 12(7), 50-51. Retrieved from http://search.proquest.com/docview/197408160\nHarris, L. E. (2008). Licensing digital content: Part 2. Information Outlook, 12(8), 42-42. Retrieved from http://search.proquest.com/docview/197405694\nHarris, L. E. (2007). Bargaining for information? here's how to get what you need. Information Outlook, 11(2), 38-39. Retrieved from http://search.proquest.com/docview/197404592\nHarris, L. E. (2007). When the negotiations begin, listen carefully, stay on point. Information Outlook, 11(3), 32-33. Retrieved from http://search.proquest.com/docview/197397800\nHarris, L. E. (2005). 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        "raw_content": "The Prolonged Culture Of Bengali Theatre\nThe Bengal of the year 1880, which was no less than a bejeweled crown of the British colonial rulers, saw the rise of the very first public Theatres of India. It is said that the very rise of the Theatres culture of Bengal in the 19th century raised its head up from the from the British Empire\u2019s occupational offshoot. Nawab Murshid Kuli Khan was the last ruler of Bengal, after which this fertile land of the green and the Ganges came under the tyrant rule of the British settlers. Today, what the people know as Calcutta, was in fact an amalgamation of three villages, known as the Sootanati, Gobindapur and Kalikata. The British brought in these lands of the villages together and began to expand their dominions over the entire Bengal, by uprooting the rule of Nawab Murshid Kuli Khan. Calcutta, at that time, under the sophisticated rule of the British people saw the emergence of many new independent societies which gave birth to many intellectual heads.\nThese new societies became the centers for learning about the erstwhile society of Bengal. Some of the major or popularly known societies were the Royal Asiatic Society, Asiatic Society of India etc. In between 1795 till the very last quarter of 19th century, the entire Bengal went through an intellectual renaissance that was majorly welcomed by the upper class people. In the case of the middle class people, the sympathetic colonialism that they had in the matter of learning English and other intellectual pursuits gave the Bengali people a clear as well as the open access to the cultural modes of the British. Therefore, the theaters of Calcutta, gradually became the medium of heating up or infuriating the British officials. At the time of the 19th century, the uprising of the theater culture had only one thing in mind and that was to educate the people to be more liberal in their individual thoughts and turning the mass against the tyranny of the British Empire.\nSee Also - Puberty Ritual In South India\nHow the British Theatres developed in Kolkata\nThe English young men who resided in Kolkata, many a times, used to perform a bundle of well famous dramas written by esteemed writers like William Shakespeare, for their share of entertainment. In the year 1662, the English Theatres actor David Garrick formed the group Drury Lane Theatres at the heart of Calcutta. The group was open to all those who loved the concept of Theatre acting. Thus it is evident that the early culture of the Theatres was brought on in Bengal by the British people, later, which, specifically in the last half of the 19th century, the very first theater was formed for the Bengali speaking native people of the state. The Playhouse remains in the History of Bengal\u2019s Theatres culture which was formed in the year 1753 b y David Garrick. When Siraj-ud-Daullah attacked the theatre, it was destroyed by the latter.\nA new version of Playhouse was created by David Garrick, and he sent a good number of scenes from the United Kingdom under the sleeves of his direction. The very founder of the Playhouse, George Williamson spent an average amount of $2000 for the reconstruction of the theatre. This newly created theatre witnessed the footfall of many British Officials like Richard Barwell, Warren Hastings etc. Since the theatre was extremely well-equipped, the admission fees to this group were a whopping one mohur of Gold in the box and for the pit, it was eight rupees. The actors, on the first phase were all amateurs, and men. Women and children were barred from entering into the premises. But, this ban was soon lifted up.\nThe works of many well-known dramatists including Shakespeare, Nicholas Rowe, Congreve, Otway, Massinger and Sheridan were portrayed by the actors on stage. Due to the lack of funds, the Calcutta Theatre, earlier known as the Playhouse was shut in the year 1808. In the following years, there were several other theatre groups that came into being. At the Chowringhee Street of Calcutta, Mrs. Emma Bristow set her residence and opened a theatre production by the name of The Poor Soldier, on the very 1st day of May, of the year 1789. She was the part of many prestigious scenes like The Sultan, Julius Caesar and the Padlock. The ladies of the theatre did play the part of many male roles. When Mrs. Bristow left for England, in the year 1790, the theatre had to shut down.\nThe Wheler Place Theatre was another short living theatre of Bengal in which the esteemed faces like Warren Hastings, Edward Wheler were part. 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        "raw_content": "4 Works in Keeping Up With The Joneses (2016)\nMore Precious Than Rubies by DrRevMartinParker\nFandoms: The Outsiders - S. E. Hinton, 7th Heaven, 17 Again (2009), Freaks and Geeks, Freaky Friday - All Media Types, High School Musical (Movies), West Side Story (1961), A Walk to Remember (2002), Touched by an Angel, When Calls the Heart (TV), Grease - All Media Types, The Wild Geese (Movies), The Change-Up (2011), Keeping Up With The Joneses (2016), Keeping Up with the Kardashians RPF, Supernatural RPF, Doc Martin (TV), Murdoch Mysteries, Arrested Development, Parks and Recreation, The Office (US), Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, Left Behind - Jerry B. Jenkins & Tim LaHaye, Like Father Like Son (2013), Safe Haven - Nicholas Sparks, Wish (Manga), A Simple Wish (1997), As You Wish Series - Mindy Klasky, Wish Me Luck (TV), Wish I Was Here (2014), The Edge of Seventeen (2016), Cinderella - All Media Types\nChristian Character of Color\nThe Rapture (Christianity)\nPersonality Swap\nAlternate Universe - Greasers\n*EDITED AND IMPROVED* Ralphio was the hottest boy in school...and Zachariah's best friend. Zachariah wanted to be everything Ralphio was...until SHE came along...\nKeeping up with you by diaanaprince\nFandoms: Keeping Up With The Joneses (2016)\nKaren Gaffney/Natalie Jones\nNatalie Jones/Karen Gaffney\nthis is for the gal pals\nKaren and Natalie belong together. Don\u2019t ask why, because they\u2019ll show you. (Probably)\nI Love Keeping Up With You, Baby by MinaMauveine\nGal Gadot - Freeform\nIs a real life goddess\nI'm squinting at this and realize it's almost self insert for the reader\nKaren offers to surrogate for Natalie and Tims\u2019 baby because they love one another and are family.\nNow if Karen could manage to make love to Natalie without bursting into a hormonal pregnant mess of frustrated horny tears then everything would be perfect.\nPWP.\nLook, if you ever wanted to imagine you were pregnant and Gal Gadot fucked you really gentle like. This here is the fic for you.\nRetrouvailles by Eshusplayground\nFandoms: Keeping Up With The Jonses (2016)\nNatalie Jones/Original Female Character(s)\nTim Jones (Keeping Up With The Joneses)\nAfter Tim and Natalie get divorced, Tim's life takes a turn for the worse, but Natalie's is better than ever, especially now that she's met someone new.\n17 Again (2009) (1)\nCinderella - All Media Types (1)\nNatalie Jones (3)\nKaren Gaffney (2)\nOriginal Female Character(s) of Color (1)\nTim Jones (Keeping Up With The Joneses) (1)\nNatalie Jones/Original Female Character(s) (1)",
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        "raw_content": "I've been reading a lot of biographies lately. I read about Steve Jobs. I read about C.S. Lewis (twice). I read about Washington, Wilberforce, Bonhoeffer, Chuck Colson, Eric Liddell, Jackie Robinson, and Pope John Paul II. And I read about Louis Zamperini.\nAll of these men lived incredible lives. They achieved things most only dream of.\nBut those biographies don't tell the whole story. They only cover the major moments.\nBut the big events aren't the ones our lives (or theirs) are made of. Our lives consist of big events separated by long stretches of the mundane.\nSteve Jobs' life was that way. As was Washington's and Wilberforce's and even C.S. Lewis'. Our problem is that looking back, we only see their major events. The biographies never talk about the mundane in the middle.\nBut that\u2019s where we live. That\u2019s where we grow. That\u2019s where we learn the necessary skills and information to make the big things happen.\nIf that\u2019s true, why don't we embrace the middle? Why do we constantly look forward and backward rather than be present in the now?\nOur problem is that we crave adventure. We long to be remembered. And those mundane moments won\u2019t be what we\u2019re remembered for.\nWhat we don't realize is that what we do in the mundane middle determines what happens on the mountain tops. C.S. Lewis isn't remembered for the books he read, but the books he read formed the books he wrote. William Wilberforce isn't remembered for the hours he spent in prayer, but the hours he spent in prayer made ending the slave trade possible.\nDon't despise the day to day. Use the time in the middle to make the mountains that much more incredible.",
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        "raw_content": "THE INTERNATIONAL POLICE COMMISSION'S PRIVACY NOTICE\nBy accessing this site, certain information about the User, such as Internet protocol (IP) addresses, navigation through the Site, the software used and the time spent, along with other similar information, will be stored on the IPC servers. These will not specifically identify the User.\nThe information will be used internally only for web site traffic analysis. If the User provides unique identifying information, such as name, address and other information on forms stored on this Site, such information will be used only for statistical purposes and will not be published for general access. The International Police Commission \u2013 IPC, however, assumes no responsibility for the security of this information.\nPrivacy Policy for the IPC:\nThe IPC has created this privacy notice to demonstrate our firm commitment to internet privacy. 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        "raw_content": "investing in mines in Mexico\nThe Wiegand XYZ Barite Mining Project in theState of Guerrero, Mexico Prepared by Fred Wiegand, Professional Engineer and Degreed Geologist\nInvestors in the Wiegand mining projects in Mexico are advised and invited to do their own due diligence. Public sources of information are available online, including:\nhttp://mexico.pueblosamerica.com/i/tetipac/\nTetipac mining and tourist area\nhttp://www.sgm.gob.mx/pdfs/guerrero.pdf\ndocument by Servicio Geolo(h)gico Mexicano SGM of the Mexican Gobernment\nlatitude from the equator 16 deg to 19 deg North\nlongitude from Greenwich England 98 deg to 102 deg West ( negative on Google Earth and Google Maps )\nThe Spaniards took over mining operations from the Indian tribes in the mountains near Taxco, state of Guerrero, country of Mexico, in the 1600s, when the Catholic monks began building the Spanish style rock churches in the mountain villages. From the years of the 1600s, the systems of record \u2013 keeping have evolved, and now GPS satellites and computers are used for the planning of the operations and development of ancient mines and modern mines. Taxco ( pronounced tasko ) is one of the most famous silver mining areas in the WORLD, and has some of the best silver shops in Mexico, ranking on par to the silver shops in the Pink Zone of Mexico City and probably more silver than in Dubai.\nThe state of Guerrero is bounded by other Mexican states, including the State of Mexico, the states of Morelos, Puebla, Oaxaca ( pronounced \"wahaka\"), and Michoaca(h)n reaching the Pacific on the West. The state of Guerrero reaches the Pacific, has modern cuota roads with no strictly imposed speed limits ! up to 180, airports, and wired and wireless communications. Agriculture, mining, and tourism are important income-generating industries for the state of Guerrero. Acapulco is one of the most famous ports and tourist cities in the state of Guerrero, Mexico. There are others, too, of course.\nGetting to Mexico City and / or Toluca, the state capital of the State of Mexico, is easy. Interjet is a very good airline with new features and good prices. Hotels are plentiful, modern and clean for $75 USD per night, so all you need is your passport, a couple of hundred cash, a credit card, an overnight bag, and a friend. Discounts are offered for two adults at most places, as well as discounts for senior citizens.\nSee on the following page the map of the state of Guerrero, Mexico.\nMining in Mexico has a history spanning from the early 1500s until today in the 2010s, more than 500 years. Of course, some mines have been very successful, and other not so successful, for various reasons, including heavy rains, storms, fluctuations in the sales prices of minerals, fluctuations in the costs and availability of machinery, socio-economic changes including costs of labor, marketing changes due to competition from other states in Mexico, and mines in other countries, etc. Lady Luck also plays an important role in successful mining, and a savy miner knows how important it is to follow the ore vein, in spite of the complex geology, topography, and local economy.\nThere are many mines in the state of Guerrero, Mexico. Depending upon the mineral you want to invest in, you can find many opportunities to associate with a mining company as an investor. It is not so easy to \u201cstrike it rich\u201d on the first mine you invest in, even if you study it a long time and are as careful as possible. In my view, the investor\u2019s luck depends more on who he / she \u201cgets in bed with\u201d, than many other factors. Even so, today in June 2013, due to the tremendous advances in technology; small companies with advanced technology and the technical experts who know how to use it, have more chance of making big ROIs than big companies with 8 to 5 employees who do not answer the telephone during business hours, letting cold calls roll over to the menu computer answering voice, be it male or female computer voice. A small investor trying to call a big mining company better go to the beach and have some fun.\nSee www.acapulco.com/vacationrentals/index.php\nNow, for those daring individuals who want to invest in Mexico mines, please shoot us an email to\nwhmsa2013@yahoo.com.mx\nand let us know HOW MUCH you want to invest as a \u201csophisticated international investor\u201d with \u201cbuyer beware\u201d excitement, and we will get back to you soonest.\nTherefore, a reasonable Qualifications Matrix should include the educational and experience qualifications of the major players and company officials who are the team leaders in the mining company.\nQualifications Matrix\nMining Project Qualifications Matrix\n4 distance to buyer\n5 shipping & handling\n6 administrative support\n7 value of mining equipment\n8 certificates of training\n9 safety records\n10 profit analysis\n12 banking accumen\nchoose grades from 1 to 10\nfor each category \"a\" throug \" j \"\nsum numbers down\nadd numbers to the right\ndivide by 120\ncompare each company\nIndividuals with advanced technical skills can now make a Mining Qualifications Data Cube by mine, by company, and other criteria, and easily calculate a numerical comparison score relatively quickly. 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        "raw_content": "Visit a Garden this Summer!\nI grew up in Pennsylvania with lots of land, play space and gardens around me always.. that\u2019s why I definitely miss all of the above while living the apartment lifestyle in Jersey City. Gardens are a great way to spark creativity in children. The colors, the animals, the birds\u2026 the space to just \u2018be\u2019 are all very important. Here is a list of very impressive gardens and outdoor spaces you might want to try out this May.\nBy far, my favorite green space in New York City. Amazing views, meticulous gardens, and spaces that are so quiet you really can\u2019t believe the city is outside its walls! A somewhat quick trip from Jersey City\u2026 just take the WTC train and transfer to the subway in lower Manhattan. BBG is very kid friendly and there is a great cafe and gift shop for the family\u2019s enjoyment as well. Find out more here: http://www.bbg.org/\n200 Morris Pesin Drive, Jersey City, NJ 07305\nLocated minutes from downtown Jersey City and Newport, Liberty State Park is an amazing getaway for kids. You can fly a kite, have a picnic, or walk by the marshlands. I always see cool birds and animals there while visiting \ud83d\ude09 Best part is\u2026. it\u2019s free! Visit LSP online: http://www.libertystatepark.org/\n257-287 Montgomery St, Jersey City, NJ 07302\nThis one you probably know already\u2026 but what you might not know is Van Vorst Park is mainly the result of the hard work and dedication of one volunteer who tirelessly tends to the flowers and plants. {Read more about him in the Spring edition of JCI Magazine}. A beautiful garden right under our nose, VVP is a great place to take the kids. Let them sketch the many flowers or take digital pics of the roses this June. http://www.vvpa.org/\n1001 Longwood Rd, Kennett Square, PA 19348\nOk, this one is a real distance from NJ but worth it. It\u2019s an amazing estate not that far from my parent\u2019s home in Pennsylvania, but if you don\u2019t mind taking a road trip, it\u2019s worth the time. Longwood Gardens pretty much blows other public green spaces out of the water. There are huge greenhouses, an impressive pond, light and water shows, tree houses for kids and gardens, gardens, gardens! Kids will love it and surely be inspired \u2013 guaranteed! http://www.longwoodgardens.org/\nPier C Park\n340 Sinatra Dr, Hoboken, NJ 07030\nPier C Park is a beautifully crafted oasis is fit for children and adults alike! With the Manhattan skyline in clear site, your little ones can enjoy playgrounds with a modern twist and an area for water related fun making it an amazing park to visit! The promenade is a beautiful grassy area perfect for picnics and throwing or kicking around a ball.\nLake St & Park Avenue, Newark, NJ 07104\nBranch Brook Park is distinguished by being the first county park to be opened for public use in the United States. With over 5,300 cherry trees, it\u2019s the pinkest park in New Jersey! Every year, the park holds it\u2019s Cherry Blossom Festival which is made up of live performances and attractions fit for the entire family. You don\u2019t have to wait for the blossoms to bloom to enjoy the park! There\u2019s also a roller skating rink fit for private parties or open skating!\nWest 249th Street and Independence Avenue Bronx, NY 10471-2899\nWave Hill is a 28-acre public garden and cultural center in the Bronx with a mission to celebrate the artistry and legacy of its gardens and landscapes, to preserve its magnificent views and to explore human connections to the natural world! They offer educational and artistic programs for the family to enjoy. The park features over 10 gardens to explore!\nMoms, I hope you have been enjoying my weekly column about crafting and promoting creativity in your children. Please add your comments below each week, I would really love and appreciate it to hear them. Also, if there\u2019s anything project or kid related art topic you\u2019d like me to cover \u2013 let me know!!\nAuthor Ashley LucasPosted on May 15, 2014 September 11, 2018 Categories Summer, Things to doTags family friendly, Fun things to do in jersey city, Global, JCFamilies, Jersey City, outdoor play area, parenting, parks, rides, slides, summer, things to do in jersey city\nPrevious Previous post: Cupcake Liner Cards for Mom | Time to Create with Lady Lucas\nNext Next post: Jersey City and Hoboken Sprinkler Parks and Pools",
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        "raw_content": "JOURNALISM: Phil Esposito [Download .doc version]\nStory, Phil Esposito, by Jeffrey Reed\nEvery person faces a defining moment in their life \u2013 a moment which defines their character forever. For hockey superstar Phil Esposito, that moment arrived following Game 4 of the 1972 Team Canada versus Team USSR Summit Series. Concurrently, Canadian hockey was redefined after Canada beat Russia in that eight-game series.\n\"It was war and, yes, hell for us whether we wanted it or not,\" Esposito says today, more than three decades after the most memorable hockey series in history. But in 1972, Team Canada \u2013 unprepared mentally and physically to face a team of unknown stars \u2013 fully expected to flex their NHL muscles and beat the Russians in every game.\nDisplaying a brand of hockey on par with the NHL\u2019s best \u2013 minus the emotion \u2013 the Russian squad passed, skated, and scored \u2013 sometimes with ease \u2013 and shocked the hockey world. Hockey would never be the same. Disappointed fans in Vancouver loudly booed Team Canada after their 5-3 loss in Game 4.\nThe Russians would now take two wins and a tie back to their homeland, but not before Esposito \u2013 the unofficial leader on and off the ice for Team Canada \u2013 \"gave the whole country a tongue-lashing on national television,\" writes Esposito, in his new autobiography, Thunder And Lightning: A No-B.S. Hockey Memoir, written with author Peter Golenbock.\n\"I said, if the Russian fans boo their players in Moscow like you people are booing us, I\u2019ll come back and apologize personally to each and every one of you, but I don\u2019t think that\u2019s going to happen. I really don\u2019t. We\u2019re doing our best. They\u2019re a good hockey team, and we don\u2019t know what we can do better, but we\u2019re going to have to figure it out. But to be booed like this is ridiculous,\" writes Esposito.\nPaul Henderson, who scored seven goals \u2013 three of them game winners, including the series-clinching goal in Game 8 \u2013 today unselfishly praises Esposito as the real hero of the Summit Series.\n\"I think Phil, in one of the greatest speeches I\u2019ve ever heard, really put it on the line,\" Henderson says of Esposito\u2019s impromptu tongue-lashing. Henderson adds, \"The finest period of hockey ever played ... was that third period of the last game in Moscow. (Esposito) scored the first goal, and he set up the other two. This is what leadership is all about. You can talk it, but you make it happen. He made it happen.\"\nDuring his entire life, Esposito has never shied away from the leadership role, but it has always come with a price. A risk taker to this day, Esposito\u2019s life has been far from perfect. He was cut from the St. Catharines Junior A hockey team for breaking curfew, and soon afterwards kicked out of high school after sleeping in class and disrespecting a teacher while with Sarnia\u2019s Junior B club. Esposito was traded twice during his 18-year NHL career. He has had two failed marriages \u2013 admits to adulterous behaviour in his new book \u2013 and has seen business ventures produce many headaches. And, as an NHL coach, general manager, and minority owner, he has ridden a roller coaster of emotions, all the while letting nothing, nor no one, change his character.\nIn the preface to, Thunder And Lightning \u2013 a tell-all book \u2013 Esposito states, \"I may never get another job in hockey. But I don\u2019t care.\" In the introduction, he writes, \"I have had one overriding philosophy in my life, which is to have as much fun as possible.\" About his book, he writes, \"If I have offended anyone, tough (expletive). I\u2019m not sorry.\"\nIf there is one definitive description of Esposito, it is that of a gambler. He took chances \u2013 and won more times than he lost \u2013 while skating for the Chicago Black Hawks (1963-64 to 1966-67), Boston Bruins (1967-68 to 1975-76), and New York Rangers (1975-76 to 1980-81). He gambled as general manager of the Rangers (1986-89), and the Tampa Bay Lightning (1992-98) before being fired from both clubs.\nEsposito has never been afraid to live every day as if it is his last. In Thunder And Lightning, he talks freely about his wild times in the NHL: the booze, the drugs, the women, the wheeling and dealing, the good times and the camaraderie, the bad times and the back-stabbing. He takes readers into the boardrooms, the back rooms \u2013 and even the bedrooms \u2013 of the men who made their lives in the NHL.\nDespite Esposito\u2019s brutal honesty \u2013 not to mention his vocabulary that would make a sailor blush \u2013 he is a loveable man-child. Like an innocent child, he pleads for praise of his book: \"Did you really like it, honest to God?\" he asks. Proud of his Italian ancestry, Esposito lives life to the fullest. Today, at age 61, he changes pace during a loud, lengthy conversation full of laughter and emotion, and says quietly, \"One thing I don\u2019t do anymore is plan a long way ahead. Things change.\"\nIndeed, hockey changed the lives of both Phil and Tony Esposito, Phil\u2019s younger brother and Hall of Fame goaltender with Chicago. Born and raised in Sault Ste. Marie, Phil Esposito became the property of the Black Hawks at age 12, when the Original Six club signed him to a contract-binding C form for $500. Always the leader of neighbourhood gangs (whose worst offense was to break windows), Esposito wore number 7 because he loved Mickey Mantle of the New York Yankees. He also worshipped Howe \u2013 Mr. Hockey.\nEsposito first gave the hockey world a glimpse of future stardom while with Sarnia during the 1960-61 season. He scored 47 goals, 61 assists in 32 games. \"I tore the league apart,\" remembers Esposito, \"but I screwed around a little too much.\" In his book, he writes, when he signed to play for the minor-league St. Louis Braves, where he tallied 36 goals, 54 assists in 1962-63, \"I was making the minimum, $2,500, but I lost $1,500 of it playing poker.\"\nReflecting on his life, Esposito says, the best job he ever had \u2013 including his NHL career \u2013 was working as a greeter for the Sands Hotel in Atlantic City during the early 1980s.\nBut it was on the ice where Esposito would find fame as one of the game\u2019s greatest centres. At 6'1\" and 220 pounds, he had the soft hands of a speedy winger. Esposito became the prototype strong forward, parking himself in front of the net and, emulating his Black Hawks teammate, Hull, snapping his wrists to score goals at an unprecedented rate.\nTraded to the Bruins along with Kenny Hodge and Fred Stanfield for Jack Norris, Pit Martin and Gilles Marotte, Esposito quickly became the leader of the Big Bad Bruins. Off the ice, the Bruins were a rowdy, reckless bunch, but on the ice, all business. Superstars like Orr, Derek Sanderson, Gerry Cheevers, Wayne Cashman and Ted Green made the Bruins of the late-1960s-early-1970s one of the best in NHL history.\nIn 1968-69, Esposito became the first player to crack the 100-point mark, scoring 49 goals and 77 assists. Then, the impossible happened: in 1970-71, the big scoring centre netted 76 goals, along with 76 assists. Even Hull had only amassed 58 goals in a single season. What was even more incredible was, after undergoing surgery for a career-threatening knee injury, Esposito returned to the ice with an MVP season in 1973-74, scoring 68 goals and 77 assists.\nBruins general manager Harry Sinden traded Esposito to the arch-rival Rangers during the 1975-76 season. \"I was really upset,\" Esposito writes. \"It\u2019s 28 years later, and I\u2019m still not over it.\" Years later, Sinden would say of the bigger-than-life Esposito, \"His presence became overwhelming.\"\nBefore retiring as a Ranger in 1981, Esposito scored his 700th goal in 1980. Only Wayne Gretzky (894), Howe (801), and Marcel Dionne (731) have more career goals. Detroit Red Wing Brett Hull finished the 2002-03 season with 716 goals. Esposito\u2019s career marks: 717 goals, 873 assists for 1,590 points (eighth all-time) in 1,282 games; five Art Ross Trophies (scoring title); two Stanley Cups with the Bruins; and twice the Lester B. Pearson Award winner as the NHL\u2019s outstanding player, in 1971 and \u201873.\nIn 1984, Esposito was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame. In true Esposito fashion, he quips in his book, \"It wasn\u2019t that big of a deal to me because I feel there are some players in the hall who shouldn\u2019t be there, and as a result is sort of cheapens it for everyone. I don\u2019t know how Tretiak, the Russian goalie, got in there.\"\nEsposito\u2019s number 7 jersey was retired in Boston in 1985. Bruins defenseman Ray Bourque traded his number 7 for 77. Esposito said he was \"close to tears,\" but also said, \"They never should have given my number to any other player after me.\"\nAfter his wild playing, coaching and general manager days in New York, Esposito took a huge gamble, spent his life savings investing in his new venture \u2013 the Tampa Bay Lightning \u2013 and successfully talked Japanese businessmen into investing as majority owners in the $50-million expansion club. Although he was eventually pushed out of his minority ownership, Esposito calls the founding of that hockey club his proudest hockey accomplishment.\nToday, Esposito lives in Tampa Bay. When he\u2019s not golfing, he works as a commentator for Fox Sports, and the Lightning radio network. He also dabbles in other business ventures, including a printing company.\n\"Do you want to hear the most ironic thing?\" Esposito asks, loudly. \"My son-in-law (former NHL player) Alex Selivanov signed a contract with St. Petersburg, Russia. His coach is Boris Mikhailov (star of the 1972 Russian team)!\nAs Esposito says, things, indeed, do change. But one thing that will never change is the character of Phil Esposito.",
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        "raw_content": "Pre-Tuscobia 160!\nTomorrow marks the first winter ultra of the season \u2013 theTuscobia 160 - and also the first of the Order of the Hrimthurs. I\u2019ll be working hard to make sure I finish all three of the races in the Order so that I can hopefully enter the realm of the frost giants! What is the Order of the Hrimthurs? It\u2019s a winter triple crown series, for racers who have completed the Tuscobia 160, Arrowhead 135, and the Actif Epica. I\u2019m a sucker for series. There\u2019s a camaraderie that comes with seeing and racing with the same group of people at each race. With my focus on winter ultras, I will admit I\u2019ve missed seeing my 45nrth teammates. I hope I get to race with them soon. In the meantime, it makes me happy with the group of friends that I\u2019ve made through ultras and I am excited to spend more time with these folks this winter.\nFOLLOW OUR BLUE DOTS HERE: http://trackleaders.com/tuscobia18\nI\u2019m also super stoked that Salsa is a sponsor of the Tuscobia 160! The first time I raced Tuscobia I was on my Beargrease, and while I was planning on racing Tuscobia on my Mukluk, there have been some changes to the Salsa Beargrease that make me want to test it out \u2013 rear rack compatible being one of them? Yes, please! Salsa knows their stuff with fat bikes and I trust so much in my bike. Knowing that Dan gave my bike a race day tune and knowing that I\u2019ve got the Salsa folks cheering behind me will mentally make it a much better race for me. Trusting in your bike and your gear takes a lot of worrying out of it. My friend Leah Gruhn pointed out that the women's course record at the Tuscobia 160 is 21 hours and 52 minutes. My goal for every ultra is always to finish with a smile. This other goal seems achievable this year... maybe. If not by me, maybe another strong woman this year (psst LEAH!) Fingers crossed!\nJoining the Order of the Hrimthurs means joining a group of winter ultra legends, many of them people I\u2019ve met and seen the last few years through these races. They know their stuff. Taking up three ultras in a winter series is rough, but I think Tuscobia will be the hardest mentally, because it is so redundantly straight, and because it beat me up so bad the first go around. I also feel like I haven\u2019t had a good solid long push on my Beargrease loaded up, and there\u2019s always that moment before a race where I feel under-trained and wish I had gone on a few more long rides. There\u2019s never enough rides! I am also hearing other racers talk about needing studs for the course, as it rained pretty steadily yesterday and with suddenly cold temperatures there\u2019s most likely more ice on the course than snow. I am banking a lot on my experience this time around and I am looking forward to the adventure.\nTuscobia was the first winter ultra I ever did, and I finished the 150 mile race a little over 25 hours (it\u2019s now a 160 mile race!) I made a lot of mistakes and I learned a lot from them. Making mistakes and learning, changing how you pack things, working on what to wear, and dialing in nutrition \u2013 it\u2019s a work in process with every ultra and if you aren\u2019t making mistakes you aren\u2019t learning. At least that\u2019s what I tell myself. \ud83d\ude09 I was in a dark place near the end of the Tuscobia 150, the miles ticked away slowly and my lack of upper body work meant I was too fatigued to be able to steer the bike with one hand, so any time I wanted to eat or drink I had to come to a complete stop. I was too tired to unclip my boots from my bike and fell over every time I wanted to grab a drink. I was a sorry mess. I think I finished the Tuscobia just by sheer luck. After crossing the finish line I had vertigo and couldn\u2019t sleep and Dan and I began the drive back to Michigan\u2026 then we flipped the mini-van on some ice. It\u2019s funny to me that I kept racing winter ultras after this experience, because the Tuscobia trail chewed me up and spit me out! It took months to recover my upper body (thank you Train out Pain!), we had to scrap the mini-van up in the UP and catch a ride home (thank you again Scotty P and Rick!), and I was mentally so fuzzy for weeks afterwards. I am really excited to go back and to fight those demons. I\u2019m looking forward to 10 additional miles and to see how this race has grown. The year I went, I was one of three women. This year, there\u2019s four of us. I want us all to finish! I\u2019m really excited to gauge how I\u2019ve grown as a cyclist and to see what I\u2019ve learned these past couple of years. I\u2019m also very excited to be carpooling to the race with my GRBC teammate, Johnny D and his buddy TJ!\nThe temperature forces me to be more strategic about my gear, keeping water from freezing, and what I\u2019m wearing. Sometimes the moisture in the air and the cold temperature creates a hard-packed, super fat bike highway, and everything is firm and fast rolling. The sun will come out and warm up just a few degrees, and suddenly, you\u2019re pushing through mashed potatoes. I love the variety of the trail and it makes me feel more alive when I\u2019m navigating through different conditions. Sometimes you must be patient and soft pedal through the snow when it\u2019s mushy, or you have to stop to put more air in your tires when it firms up. It isn\u2019t all about hammering on the pedals and riding fast through a course \u2013 it\u2019s learning your environment and adjusting your set up to ride better through it. I feel out of practice in terms of the temperatures but I am hoping everything comes back to me within the first few miles of the course.\nThe biggest decision I\u2019ll be making this weekend is what tire option to run. With the Salsa Mukluk and the new Salsa Beargrease in my line up, I have a set up for any type of winter riding: fast and hard-packed, slow and sloggy, carrying minimal gear, carrying everything but the kitchen sink, icy conditions, somewhat icy conditions, no-snow-conditions. I\u2019m really happy that the new Beargrease has the same rear spacing as the Mukluk, so I can have additional wheelsets set up for what I want to do to easily swap. Many times I\u2019ve brought a spare wheelset with me to a race so I can choose the perfect tire night before the race. The weather changes so quickly that it\u2019s hard to make the call from home. This time, I didn\u2019t bring a spare wheelset. I am doing my best to wave off the uncertainty of choosing the wrong tire, but am also hoping that following my instincts works!\nPhoto shared on the Tuscobia page Thursday night.\nI\u2019m picking the 27.5x4 45nrth Vanhelgas for Tuscobia because the course is very straight and relatively flat. I am hoping that if there is mushy snow, I can cut through it with the aggressive knobs on the Vanhelga. The Vanhelga tires are also has triple-siped shoulder knobs for better traction on ice. It\u2019s an all-rounder favorite tire of mine and I have a hunch it\u2019ll do just fine. Ideally, a firm course would call for fast-rolling action and the larger diameter of the 27.5\u2019s will roll easier for me over the duration of the trail. With no big technical sections or big downhills, I don\u2019t feel like I need the better handling of the 26\u201d fat. (Although, if the snow is mushy, all of the ruts will make it technical \u2013 that\u2019s the risk you take!) Plus, the Beargrease is the newest fat bike to my stable. I haven\u2019t had a chance to ride it in snow a whole lot but I love how fast it naturally rides. It fits me well. The new frame allows me to put a rear rack on it and it\u2019s got fork mounts. It\u2019s shiny and I\u2019m excited to race it! My Mukluk is set up to carry larger loads and to be a workhorse \u2013 my multi-day rig. The plan is to ride Tuscobia straight through. At the risk of making a mistake and choosing the wrong set up, I am looking forward to experimenting and to trying something new. I\u2019ll let you know how it goes. \ud83d\ude09\nAs for nutrition for Tuscobia, I think this is the first time I\u2019ve ever had it dialed. We made Christmas Tamale\u2019s at Dan\u2019s sister\u2019s house and I have a large stockload of tempeh and habanero cheese tamales. It\u2019s taken all of my mental prowess not to eat them all before this weekend. I literally just paused from writing this to go snag a tamale. YAS!\nGood luck to everyone racing!\nFood pile, counting calories. Still lacking some items. And those TAMALES.\n#200women200miles\nI have no idea what I\u2019m getting myself in to \u2013 and this is the feeling that I\u2019m after.\nThe draw Dirty Kanza had this year for me was mostly the #200women200miles campaign - a lot of female friends were signing up, and the general mentality of a lot of the ladies signing up was pretty great: friendly, excited, a little nervous but really, really supportive. I\u2019ve heard a lot of great things about DK and now that we are in Emporia, it\u2019s finally beginning to feel real: I get to be a part of something really cool.\nI love the feeling of the unknown, the feeling of something big and epic, and not being able to comprehend what I\u2019m chasing after until I\u2019m there. With 200 miles of gravel in a state I\u2019ve never been in before, I think this pretty much fits the bill.\nWithout wanting to ruin any discoveries along the route, I truthfully haven\u2019t done a lot of research on the course for DK! I know it\u2019ll be a harrowing course with rough terrain and sharp flint. I know there will be stretches of gravel in the sun and that I better pack sun screen. I know if it rains, it\u2019ll get mucky. I know Dan gets to replenish my water and snacks at a few checkpoints and that this race \u2013 he gets to work on my bike if something goes haywire. I\u2019m basically counting on my knowledge and experience of getting lost on long rides to get me through. My goal is to finish with a smile on my face \u2013 and to do it with 199 other smiling women.\nI\u2019ve fallen in love already with Dirty Kanza. The event organizers have done something really cool and racing isn\u2019t the top reason why I\u2019m in Kansas: it\u2019s so important for bike event organizers and brands to support women in cycling. Yeah, it\u2019s great to see more fast women compete and it\u2019d be great if I had a perfect race, but truthfully, I\u2019m just happy to be here the year that the Dirty Kanza has a record showing number of women. I\u2019m stoked to see so many more women on bikes challenging themselves and falling in love with pushing their limits and wandering into the unknown. It feels really good to stretch your comfort zone. Completing something difficult makes me feel accomplished and the group mentality heading into DK makes me feel excited. Like I mentioned before, I am so stoked to be included in this year\u2019s #200women200miles event! I love that spaces were held for women. I love all of the excitement about this year\u2019s race.\nMy legs and lungs feel pretty decent \u2013 I\u2019ve been able to get some good rides in this year \u2013 whereas last year I went until November before riding a complete century. Time got in the way. I had enough time this year thanks to a stellar staff at the Fulton shop, but the mental aspect has been rougher than I remember the last few months: there are some pretty old-fashioned dudes who come in to the shop who put up a fight when they\u2019re being helped by a female staff-member and it makes me frustrated and sometimes a little anti-social around bike events. I want to spend my time around the people I love and with people I know who don't have a problem with women in the cycling industry. Sometimes you still run into those old-fashioned dudes at bike races.\nWe\u2019ve got some new women at the shop and I absolutely love their positive attitudes and work ethic, their drive to learn hands-on and to be taught mechanics, and their ability to go with the flow. They\u2019re smart. They\u2019re awesome. They don\u2019t deserve some of the egos that they\u2019re met with to their face or over the phone. I know, I know, this is their first year in a bike shop and they still have a lot to learn: but they\u2019re fucking rocking it and we\u2019re in an industry where we need to retain women. Getting beat up day after day in the retail industry gets harrowing, just as the DK course will probably be.\nPacking for Dirty Kanza, I found myself procrastinating. We had just gotten especially beat up by guys second-guessing us just at the sound of our voice answering the phone \u2013 men who refused to even tell us the reason why they were calling (primarily, it\u2019s to see if we\u2019ll work on their bike or if their bike repair is finished). I had one man hang up on me 3 times, who finally got through to a male mechanic, who wanted to ask if we could refurbish his 1958 vintage bike \u2013 only to get told the same thing I told him 3 times: \u201cBring the bike in and we can assess what shape it\u2019s in and if we can get those parts.\u201d The guy didn\u2019t know what brand the bike was or what style of bike it was, but he knew that he didn\u2019t want to talk to a woman \u2013 and this isn\u2019t an assumption, he flat out told me. Dan sent me out on a ride that night after work. He told me to forget about these jerks. I can\u2019t forget about their stubbornness because I want to break that thought process.\nThis is why it\u2019s important for races that sell out to hold spots for women. This is why it\u2019s important for me to keep a positive outlook on the bike industry. This is why it\u2019s important for me to hold my head high in front of my female coworkers and to bite my tongue when I want to yell at a dude for being a complete jerk and for assuming I don\u2019t know anything about bikes. We need more women in the bike world and leaving spaces for them to sign up is a great step to take to work towards that goal. How fast we\u2019re able to race and to finish isn\u2019t the most important angle at the big race this weekend: it\u2019s being there, it\u2019s taking up space, it\u2019s encouraging other women to hop on their bikes and to ride, it\u2019s empowering by putting yourself in to a situation where something might break and limping through to fix it, and it\u2019s setting an example for other women out there who want to step in to the bike world. It\u2019s creating a safe place for women to feel confident without being doubted just because we\u2019re girls and it\u2019s hopefully getting more guys comfortable with the fact that a woman may someday ride with them or work on their bike.\nIt\u2019s tough and it\u2019s going to be gritty \u2013 but we\u2019re all in this together \u2013 and it will definitely get us out of our comfort zones.\nPosted by Jill Martindale at 8:57 PM 1 comment:",
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        "raw_content": "\u2190 No need for GOP empty suit on health care\nReformers race to proactive primary health care \u2192\nOn the Way to Grade A for Milwaukee River\nThe impressive and encouraging improvements along the 100 miles of the Milwaukee River didn\u2019t just happen. They are the results of a half-century of far-sighted leadership, dedicated efforts of thousands of citizens and intentional, innovative and expensive projects.\nOur metropolitan newspaper is calling out those improvements, and it\u2019s appropriate news coverage. Environmental reporting tends toward the negative, such as its concurrent reporting on the massive threats to the Great Lakes. That\u2019s necessary and important. We need to know about the monumental mistakes made in building the Chicago Canal, the St. Lawrence Seaway and the dredging of the St. Clare River. And we need to know about potential fixes of those policy failures. But it\u2019s good to step back on occasion and celebrate the progress.\nThe progress is visible every day in the number of kayaks and canoes on the river, the growing ranks of anglers who no longer need to head up north to find river fishing and the condominiums and apartments that are springing up on river shores that once were the contaminated sites old industries in West Bend, Grafton and Milwaukee.\nThe estimated $5 billion in environmental projects, from Milwaukee\u2019s deep tunnel to riverbank protection up stream, have paid off. Some of the returns on investment can be measured, like the half billion dollars of additions in property values from the residential boom along the river.\nSome should be measured, like the value of potable water.\nSome will never be measured, like the fun my wife and I had two weeks ago as we canoed up the secluded main stem of the river from County H to Kewaskum. (We picked up a dozen good golf balls \u2014 what\u2019s that worth?)\nSuch positive outcomes beget more progress, because people come to realize that their efforts, large or small, are collectively making a huge impact.\nThere are five major cleanups of industrial sites under way downstream, and those need to get done with federal, state and local tax dollars. The brownfields in the industrial areas in West Bend County were remediated years ago under the brilliant leadership of John Capelle.\nMunicipal sewerage plants, among the worst polluters, were improved to tertiary levels of treatment in the 1970s and 1980s.\nCitizens of Ozaukee and Washington counties have pulled thousands of truckloads of junk out of the three branches and the main stem over several decades. That work continues, because there are still nincompoops who use the river as a dumping ground.\nThere might be a tendency to think that the main work of restoration is finished. But that\u2019s not the case. The managers of the Metropolitan Milwaukee Sewerage District (MMSD) have deduced that protecting the sponge areas up stream on the four tributaries is less expensive that building deep tunnels and flood channels downstream.\nPreventing overloads of the combined storm and sanitary systems in Milwaukee is a high priority, because it is those overloads that cause the raw sewage dumps a couple of times a year in Milwaukee. (It used to be 50 times a year.)\nSo MMSD has teamed up with the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources and the Ozaukee Washington Land Trust to acquire those rain-absorbing properties. It\u2019s a huge undertaking, involving more than 1000 acres.\nAt the same time, the Cedar Lake Conservation Foundation continues to acquire key properties in its water shed. The most recent are the fabulous Reynolds and Lois Pick properties. Their work will mean a clean Cedar Creek and and therefore a cleaner Milwaukee River.\nMilwaukee Riverkeeper gave grades of B and B-plus to the upper branches, but an unacceptable C to the overall watershed. So, the region has more work to do. The health of the river and its impact on the health of Lake Michigan is a top regional strategic priority.\nThere is yet another dimension to all this good work. The region is demonstrating enlightened leadership on stewardship of its most valuable resource.\nImagine if all other regions in the eight states and two Canadian provinces with a major tributary flowing into the Great Lakes followed suit. In another 50 years, not that long a piece of time in the greater scheme of things, as the last 50 years have proved, the whole five-lake system could be in a lot better shape.\nThis is how republicans thought and planned when I was in the young Republicans at Minnesota in the early 60\u2019s. This is how you and I still think. But the party has left us on this and several other important issues. Here\u2019s hoping your drum beating on the environment will get what was once a constructive political party back on track. Our country badly needs that kind of leadership again.",
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        "raw_content": "Firearms exhibit opens at Mohave Museum of History and Arts\nMohave County residents and tourists will soon be able to take a walk back through time when a firearms exhibit opens next month at the Mohave County Museum of History and Arts in Kingman.\nTony Libertini, assistant curator in the museum's artifacts department, said 12 pistols and three rifles will initially be part of the display.\nThe weapons dates back to the mid-1800s with some held in private collections.\n\"We have the handgun used to kill Sheriff Bob Tarr,\" Libertini said.\nThe Smith & Wesson .38-caliber revolver, its chambers loaded except for the round that killed Tarr, probably will draw the most attention when the exhibit opens in two weeks.\nClyde McCune, who was Kingman justice of the peace and county coroner at the time of Tarr's death, was at the museum Monday for a look at some of the firearms.\n\"Tarr was falling when he pulled his gun and fired four times, hitting him with each shot including one in the heart,\" McCune said.\nSome other weapons that will be featured in the exhibit include: a Colt revolver of Army design from about 1860; a Springfield .45-caliber rifle circa 1875 that McCune was repaired and cleaned; a 1947 Colt revolver once owned by Frank G.\nGross, brother of John H.\nGross Sr.\nof Mineral Park; a 1911 U.S.\nArmy issue Colt pistol, also once owned by Frank G.\nGross; a .38-caliber Smith & Wesson pistol in working condition with handle believed carved about 1885 by William L.\nTurner of Texas; and an 8-inch shot case of leather that depicts a dog and tree design and identified in \"Cowboy and Gunfighter Collectibles\" by Bill Mackin.\nLibertini said he expects the exhibit to open Jan.\nTarr was fatally shot at the U.S.\n93 inspection station north of Kingman on Oct.\nA Mohave County Miner story appearing Oct.\n24, 1963, and a Life magazine article dated Nov.\n22, 1963, provided the following information on the slaying of Tarr, who had been Mohave County sheriff since Jan.\nAn employee of the inspection station greeted three men in a 1959 Plymouth sedan and asked to look in the vehicle's trunk.\nThe driver fumbled the car's keys, began acting suspiciously and could not produce ownership papers on the car, prompting a call to the Mohave County Sheriff's Office.\nTarr was the first lawman on the scene.\nHe got the driver, later identified as Donald Cline Carpenter, 29, to open the trunk and began inspecting it.\nBut Tarr turned his back to Carpenter during the search of the trunk, and Carpenter pulled a .38-caliber handgun and shot Tarr in the chest as the lawman turned back to him.\nTarr pulled his service revolver and fired four times as he fell mortally wounded.\nAn autopsy found that Carpenter, who died at the scene, had been struck once in the head and once in the chest by Tarr's bullets.\nThe investigation also determined the Plymouth had been stolen in Long Beach, Calif., and that Carpenter had recently befriended Bobby Roberts, 20, a passenger in the vehicle at the time of the shootings.\nCarpenter was a parole violator from San Francisco and Roberts had violated parole from Arizona State Prison in Florence.\nRobert Emmett Brainard, 21, was another passenger in the Plymouth.\nHe insisted he was a hitchhiker picked up near Las Vegas by Carpenter and Roberts and that he had no knowledge of their pasts.\nAt the time of Tarr's murder, Carpenter had been out of the California State Prison in Soledad for five months.\nHe served three years and two months of a life sentence for auto theft and robbery when he was paroled.\nA new addition to the museum is nearing completion.\nIt will house the library on the top floor and a large artifacts room on the bottom floor, Libertini said.\nThe existing library in the museum will be turned into an exhibit room once the new addition is open.\nBut shelving is needed before it can open and fund-raising is continuing.\nAnyone wishing to help may call 753-3195.\nShootout claimed sheriff, shocked town\nMohave County lawmen tame the Wild West\nOrganization News: Thursday, June 30, 2016\nNRA gearing up for annual fundraiser",
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        "raw_content": "Barbara Bush Elementary School In Mesa Honors First Lady's Legacy\nPublished: Wednesday, April 18, 2018 - 11:11am\nUpdated: Wednesday, April 18, 2018 - 11:58am\nFirst Lady Barbara Bush's portrait looks down over the Barbara Bush Elementary School's main hallway.\nA Mesa elementary school quieted for a few moments this morning to remember its namesake, First Lady Barbara Bush, who died Tuesday.\nPrincipal Tracy Olson greeted students and staff over the intercom and asked them to take a moment of silence.\n\u201cShe was a great lady and a good standard for us to hold up to and to look toward,\u201d Olson said.\nThe former first lady and mother of a U.S. president advocated for childhood literacy.\nThe Mesa Public Schools district named the school for her in 1996 and she visited several times over the years. The Arizona Republic reported it's the only school outside of Texas that shares her name.\nStudents are decorating colorful construction paper pages that will be bound in a book and sent to the Bush family.\nHer portrait looks down over the school\u2019s main hallway. A display case below holds photos and objects representing her favorite things, an ice cream scoop (for her favorite food), lilies (her favorite flower), a vase of blue marbles (her favorite color) and her one of her favorite books \u201cAmazing Grace.\u201d\nThe book is about a girl who loves stories and imagines herself as Joan of Arc, a pirate and Mowgli.\n\u201cI think our students learn from Mrs. Bush to love reading, to support and value education, to be strong,\u201d Olson said.\n\u201cThank You For Your Legacy\u201d is written in cursive on red heart on an American Flag background with glittery stars.\nIn gray, outlined with teal and orange colored pencil. \u201cDear Barbara Bush you have lived a good life, and you have seen alot (sic) of things.\u201d\nIn blue skinny marker: \u201cWe want you to always be very strong and brave. You are a very good woman. You will always have a good heart! We love you!\u201d\nBarbara Bush was 92 and died in her home in Houston, Texas.\nBarbara Bush Elementary School's sign on April 18, 2018.\nPrincipal Tracy Olson calls for a moment of silence as the students start their day on April 18, 2018.\nStudents are creating notes for the Bush family.\nA book displayed at Barbara Bush Elementary School in Mesa, Arizona.\n\u201cAmazing Grace\" was one of First Lady Barbara Bush's favorite books.",
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        "raw_content": "KLBC Activities Report for August 2018\nOrganised by the Pupils Committee specifically for pupils, the above workshop was conducted by Lim Chi Chau and Jacky Loi Yap Loong at the KL Bar Auditorium from 3:00 pm to 5:30 pm. The workshop was attended by 28 pupils and focused primarily on the practical aspects of handling a brief covering the following areas, \"Obtaining Client's Statement\u201d; \u201cBail Application\u201d; \u201cMitigation\u201d; and \u201cTrial Process\".\nSeminar on Best Practices in Strata Property Management\nOrganised by the Corporate and Conveyancing Practice Committee, the seminar was presented by Lai Chee Hoe at the KL Bar Auditorium from 3:00 pm to 6:00 pm. 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The other executive committee members of the KLBC were also present to provide input and possible solutions.\nAlso included in the Pupils Introduction Session was a session on \u201cDiversity & Inclusion\u201d which experimental module was launched in the December 2017 Pupils Introduction Session. The session was conducted by Honey Tan and Goh Siu Lin with a special appearance by Transgender activist, Nisha Ayub.\nLunchtime Talk on Hearing the Child\u2019s Voice in Court Proceedings\nCo-organised by the Professional Development Committee and the Bar Council Family Law Committee, this talk was presented by Malathi Das, a specialist family practitioner in Singapore, at the KL Bar Auditorium from 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm. 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        "raw_content": "Download \"REPORT N\u00ba 37/93 CASE PERU October 7, 1993 I. BACKGROUND. 1. Context\"\n1 REPORT N\u00ba 37/93 CASE PERU October 7, 1993 I. BACKGROUND 1. Context The political scenario and widespread violence in Peru in mid 1990, at the time the detention and disappearance of Mrs. Guadalupe Ccalloccunto occurred, is a matter of record: since the Communist Group known as Sendero Luminoso [Shining Path] first unleashed its brand of political violence in 1980, it has used methods that routinely violate the most elementary standards of international humanitarian law, hurting innocent victims. Peru's police and military forces have responded with methods of their own, often involving human rights violations. Salient here is the practice of detention and enforced disappearance of persons, particularly those suspected of being members of the Shining Path or sympathizers. The practice of the enforced disappearance of persons has been and continues to be very common in areas where a state of emergency suspending certain constitutional guarantees is in effect and the so-called political-military commands are established. The province of Huamanga in the Department of Ayacucho is one of the areas where the practice of enforced disappearance is most serious, as it is an area in which the Shining Path has made some real inroads. In the last three years, individuals who engage in activities to defend human rights in Peru have also become the victims of indiscriminate military and police repression. 1 Mrs. Guadalupe Ccalloccunto Olano was a member of the Peace and Justice Service [Servicio de Paz y Justicia - SERPAJ], an internationally known human rights organization, and was in charge of a crafts workshop benefitting the victims of the violence in the city of Ayacucho. She was in a very delicate state of health as she was recovering from tuberculosis. 2. Facts denounced On June 13, 1990, the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights received a petition concerning the detention and disappearance of Mrs. Guadalupe Ccalloccunto Olano. 1 See in this regard the report entitled \"El Per\u00fa de Fujimori: Golpe a la Democracia y a los Derechos Humanos\", prepared by Americas Watch, August 30, 1992.\n2 - 2 - The petition, based on the testimony of persons who witnessed the victim's abduction on June 10, 1990, states that at around 2:30 a.m., a group of men wearing hoods and armed with machine guns and pistols, dragged Mrs. Ccalloccunto from inside the home of her mother, Mrs. Silvia Olano Ccalloccunto, at Jr. Grau No. 620, in the city of Ayacucho, where Guadalupe was spending the night with her four children and her niece Paula Garc\u00eda Ccalloccunto. The petition also states that the abductors \"were around 15 in number, were wearing rain ponchos, ski masks and black turtleneck sweaters; they had on boots like those worn by the military.\" The petition also states that without giving the victim time to put on her clothes or shoes, several men grabbed her by the hair and dragged her from the house, using the blanket with which she was sleeping. That same day, June 10, the victim's next-of-kin went to the Peruvian Army garrison known as \"Los Cabitos\" in the city of Ayacucho, to inquire about the whereabouts of Mrs. Guadalupe Ccalloccunto. The inquiry turned up nothing, however, as the military personnel at the garrison denied that Mrs. Ccalloccunto was there. On June 15, 1990, the Commission asked the Peruvian Government to provide the corresponding information, in accordance with Article 48 of the American Convention on Human Rights. The Commission also asked that the petitioners forward any additional information they might have regarding the facts denounced. 3. Additional information supplied by the petitioners On June 8, 1992, the petitioners sent the Commission additional, documentary information on the case. The information consists of the seven-page body of a document with 22 appendices containing, inter alia, the following: - a copy of the petition of habeas corpus filed on behalf of Mrs. Ccalloccunto, with the Chief of the Political-Military Command of Huamanga, dated June 11, 1990; - a copy of the petition filed with the Superior Prosecutor of Ayacucho, on June 11, 1990; copies of the two petitions filed with the Attorney General of the Nation on June 12 and 20, 1990, respectively, and - copies of the investigation requests filed with the Political-Military Command of Ayacucho, the Minister of Defense and the Commander of the Peruvian Army, all on June 12, 1990.\n3 - 3 - The petitioners also informed the Commission of the measures taken to establish the whereabouts of Mrs. Ccalloccunto, all to no avail since the authorities denied that Mrs. Ccalloccunto had been detained and gave the victim's next-of-kin no further explanations. 4. Lack of response from the Government Though more than two years have passed since the Commission forwarded the petition to the Government of Peru, the latter has not given any response on the case. On June 19, 1992, the Commission sent to the Peruvian Government the additional information that the petitioners had supplied and asked that it present its comments thereon within sixty days. The Peruvian Government has made no comment on the additional information that the Commission sent to it and has instead confined itself to repeating that the Ayacucho Political-Military Command had no part in the detentionenforced disappearance of Mrs. Ccalloccunto. II. ANALYSIS 1. Procedural matters (a) Submission within the established time period The petition was presented within the six-month time period stipulated in Article 46.b of the American Convention on Human Rights and in Article 38.1 of the Commission's Regulations. (b) Requirements as to form The petition satisfies the formal requirements for admissibility as stipulated in the American Convention on Human Rights and the Regulations of the Commission. (c) Exhaustion of domestic remedies The documents presented by the petitioners show that the domestic remedies have been duly filed and exhausted, as follows: - Appendix 2 submitted by the petitioners shows that on June 11, 1990, a petition of habeas corpus was filed on behalf of Mrs. Guadalupe Ccalloccunto and that her detention-disappearance was reported to the Superior Prosecutor of Ayacucho and to the Huamanga Provincial Prosecutor; - On June 12 of that year, the detention-disappearance of Mrs. Ccalloccunto was reported to the Attorney General of the Nation, to the Political-Military Command of\n4 - 4 - Ayacucho, to the General Commander of the Army and to the Minister of Defense; - On June 20, 1990, Mar\u00eda Jes\u00fas Ccalloccunto Olano, the sister of the disappeared, reported Guadalupe's disappearance to the Attorney General of the Nation; All these legal steps were ineffective in protecting Mrs. Ccallocunto's rights, who remains disappeared. (d) Friendly settlement procedure The friendly settlement procedure provided for in paragraph 1.f of Article 48 of the Convention and Article 45 of the Regulations of the Commission does not apply in the instant case because the Peruvian authorities have told Mrs. Ccalloccunto's next-of-kin that she \"has never been arrested, certainly not by military personnel from \"Frente N\u00ba 4.\" It would not be illogical to infer from this response that some military or police unit or office other than Frente N\u00ba 4 could have abducted the victim, since the response merely denies that Mrs. Ccalloccunto was detained by military personnel from that \"Frente\". Moreover, the nature of the facts denounced is such that in the Commission's judgment they do not lend themselves to the friendly settlement procedure. (e) Nonexistence of other procedures and the requirement of res judicata The present case is not pending settlement in another procedure under an international governmental organization and is not a duplication of a petition pending or already examined and settled by the Commission or by another international governmental organization. 2. Merits of the case The Commission is competent to hear the present case as it concerns violations of rights recognized in the American Convention on Human Rights. Since the date of her abduction and despite the numerous overtures that the victim's next-of-kin made to the Peruvian Government with the support of human rights organizations, it has been impossible to secure any information concerning Mrs. Ccalloccunto's disappearance. The petition of habeas corpus filed on behalf of Mrs. Ccalloccunto on June 11, 1990, was declared unfounded, though no explanation was given as to the reasons for the decision; the petitioners were not notified of the decision until several months after it was filed. The unwarranted delay rendered the petition of habeas corpus totally ineffective and\n5 - 5 - senseless. As the documentary record presented by the petitioners shows, legislators of a member state of the Organization also made overtures to the Peruvian Government concerning Mrs. Ccalloccunto's detention-disappearance. In a note sent to the President of Peru, one of them expressed \"grave concern\" for Mrs. Ccalloccunto's safety and wellbeing. Even though more than two and a half years have passed since the date on which this case was first filed with the Commission, and despite the latter's repeated overtures, the Government of Peru has not given it any response concerning the facts alleged by the petitioners. The obligation to investigate the situations reported The Commission believes that the remedies exhausted and the other measures taken under domestic law to have Mrs. Ccalloccunto's disappearance investigated and to have those responsible identified and punished have been utterly ineffective because of the deliberate indifference and inaction on the part of the competent organs of the Peruvian State. Through Report N\u00ba 13/93, of March 12, 1993, the Commission resolved, inter alia, \"to recommend to the Government of Peru that it conduct a thorough investigation into the events denounced to determine the whereabouts of the victim, identify those responsible and bring them to justice.\" Through Note N\u00ba 7-5-M/300, dated September 17, 1993, the Delegation of Peru to the Organization of American States informed the Executive Secretariat of the IACHR that: Pursuant to the recommendations made in Report No. 13/93, which was brought to the attention of the Ministers of Defense, Justice and the Interior and the Attorney General of the Nation, the Defense and Interior sectors have conducted a thorough investigation into the facts reported and have again established that \"under no circumstances\" was Mrs. Ccalloccunto \"stopped and/or detained by either the police or the Army, though one should not discount the possibility that the authors of the crime are members of the PCP-SL or others of that ilk.\" As for the obligation to investigate the facts denounced, in its judgement of July 29, 1988, on the Vel\u00e1squez Rodr\u00edguez case the Inter-American Court of Human Rights stated the following: The State has a legal duty to take reasonable steps to prevent human rights\n6 - 6 - violations and to use the means at its disposal to carry out a serious investigation of the violations committed within its jurisdiction, to identify those responsible, to impose the appropriate punishment and to ensure the victim adequate compensation. (paragraph 174) Later in that same judgment the Court has the following to say about the duty to investigate: It must be undertaken in a serious manner and not as a mere formality preordained to be ineffective. An investigation must have an objective and be assumed by the State as its own legal duty, not as a step taken by private interests that depends upon the initiative of the victim or his family or upon their offer of proof, without an effective search for the truth by the government. (paragraph 177) The practice of enforced disappearance The Commission has stated repeatedly that enforced disappearance is a cruel and inhuman practice and that:... it not only constitutes arbitrary deprivation of freedom, but also a very serious threat to the personal integrity, safety and very life of the victim. 2 For its part, in a number of resolutions the General Assembly of the Organization of American States has stated that countries where enforced disappearance has occurred should put an immediate end to that practice and has asked the governments to take the necessary steps to ascertain the situation of disappeared persons. The Assembly has also declared that the enforced disappearance of persons is an affront to the conscience of the hemisphere and a crime against humanity. 3 In the judgment on the Vel\u00e1squez Rodr\u00edguez case, the Inter-American Court of Human Rights ruled that: The practice of disappearances, in addition to directly violating many provisions of the Convention, such as those noted above, constitutes a radical breach of the treaty in that it shows a crass abandonment of the 2 Annual Report 1978, , , , Resolutions AG/RES.443 (IX-0/79); AG/RES.510 (X-0/80); AG/RES. 543 (XI-0/81); AG/RES.618 (XII-0/82); AG/RES.666 (XIII-0/83); AG/RES.742 (XIV-0/84), and AG/RES.890 (XVII-0/87).\n7 - 7 - values which emanate from the concept of human dignity and of the most basic principles of the Inter-American system and the Convention. (paragraph 158) At the United Nations on December 18, 1992, the General Assembly adopted the resolution entitled \"Declaration on the protection of all persons from enforced disappearance\" wherein it states that \"enforced disappearances undermine the deepest values of any society committed to respect for the rule of law, human rights and fundamental freedoms, and that the systematic practice of such acts is of the nature of a crime against humanity.\" Article 1 of that Declaration reads as follows: 1. Any act of enforced disappearance is an offence to human dignity. It is condemned as a denial of the purposes of the Charter of the United Nations and as a grave and flagrant violation of the human rights and fundamental freedoms proclaimed in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and reaffirmed and developed in international instruments in this field. 2. Such act of enforced disappearance places the persons subjected thereto outside the protection of the law and inflicts severe suffering on them and their families. It constitutes a violation of the rules of international law guaranteeing, inter alia, the right to recognition as a person before the law, the right to liberty and security of the person and the right not to be subjected to torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment. It also violates or constitutes a grave threat to the right to life. As for the suffering of the family of the victim to which the second paragraph of the above article refers, it is important to underscore the fact that a person's enforced disappearance often causes serious economic hardship and want, as well as social alienation. In the present case, for example, the victim was the sole source of support for her four children, since their father had disappeared in 1983, under circumstances similar to those surrounding Mrs. Ccalloccunto's disappearance. III. CONCLUSIONS Given the foregoing, the Commission draws the following conclusions: It is competent to take cognizance of the present case as it concerns violations of the right to personal liberty upheld in Article 7 of the Convention; the right to humane treatment (Article 5 of the Convention); the right to life (Article 4 of the Convention); Mrs. Ccalloccunto's right to the fundamental judicial guarantees, such as the right to a hearing, with due guarantees and within a reasonable time, by a competent, independent, and\n8 - 8 - impartial judge, and her right to be presumed innocent so long as her guilt has not been proven according to law (Article 8), and the right to judicial protection (Article 25), all implicit in the obligation undertaken under Article 1.1 of the Convention. The Government of Peru has had numerous opportunities to investigate the facts denounced, determine the whereabouts of Mrs. Ccalloccunto and punish those responsible; nevertheless, it has not done so. The numerous cases on record of disappearances in Peru seem to indicate that in an alarming number of cases they are the result of an action taken by persons who avail themselves of the machinery of the State to commit such crimes. The information furnished by the Peruvian Government in Note N\u00ba 7-5-M/300, dated September 17, 1993, does not fulfill the international obligation that the Peruvian State has in the instant case, as it does not add any new elements that refute the facts denounced or that demonstrate that appropriate measures have been taken to correct it. The Commission does not have any new information that would warrant amending its original report. IV. RECOMMENDATIONS Given the foregoing and the fact that the friendly settlement procedure provided for in Article 48.f of the Convention and Article 45 of the Commission's Regulations does not apply. AGREES: THE INTER-AMERICAN COMMISSION ON HUMAN RIGHTS, 1. 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        "raw_content": "Home \u00bb Berita Bola \u2022 Soccer News \u00bb \u2018Red Devils\u2019 Awaited March Tight\n\u2018Red Devils\u2019 Awaited March Tight\nManchester \u2013 Kans Manchester United to finish in the top four zones get tough challenge. They awaited a number of relatively heavy games in March.\nUnited are in a position of being defeated after losing 1-2 at home to Swansea City on Saturday (21/2). Their position has now dropped to fourth place standings, bypassed by Arsenal at the same time 2-1 win over Crystal Palace.\nUnited are now collecting 47 points, one point behind Arsenal. Troublesome for them, the position of the teams below them began to close.\nTake the example of Liverpool, who successfully beat Southampton 2-0 at St Mary\u2019s on Sunday (22/2). The Reds were previously left behind five points behind United now just stay within two points.\nBrendan Rodgers made the team that now sits in sixth position with a value of 45, one point behind Southampton, who collected the value of 46. Meanwhile, under no Tottenham Hotspur Liverpool are collecting the value 44\nInevitably, the battle for the top four tight now. Arsenal, United, Soton, Liverpool and Spurs are now each only one point to the team above and below them.\nFor United, they have a duty not to stumble again. However, the schedule in March showed that they have to carry out some action is relatively heavy.\nUnited will undergo final action in February at the upcoming 28th to Sunderland at Old Trafford. Afterwards, they will be away to the headquarters of Newcastle United (5 March), host Tottenham (March 15), and the trip to Anfield to face Liverpool (22 March).\nAlready Thus, United still have to face Arsenal at Old Trafford (10 March) in the quarterfinal round of the FA Cup.\nAlthough heavy, the United manager, Louis van Gaal, said that they could cope with the pressure. \u201cI think, Manchester United should be able to cope with the pressure in every game, because this is a great club,\u201d said Van Gaal on the official club website.\n\u201cManagers and players should be able to deal with the pressure. That\u2019s only fair,\u201d said the manager of Dutch origin.",
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        "raw_content": "\u00ab \u201c21 Jump Street\u201d Movie Review\n\u201cRampart\u201d Movie Review \u00bb\nI\u2019ll leave aside the apparent debate over whether or not Disney\u2019s new film \u201cJohn Carter\u201d was justified a $250 million plus budget and stick with just the film itself. There have been many big budget gambles in recent film history and just like anything if the studio proves right then all is well. Think \u201cTitanic\u201d and \u201cAvatar\u201d as recent examples. When it\u2019s all said and done, \u201cJohn Carter\u201d might not come anywhere near the box office riches of those two films, but I wouldn\u2019t mind if Hollywood could make it more of a habit churning out something along these lines a little more often. \u201cJohn Carter\u201d, to be sure, is a spectacular 3D adventure containing elements of what made \u201cStar Wars\u201d so special and what made \u201cStargate\u201d so unique. This is an unknown brand. A film that dares to begin a new franchise instead of rebooting an old one. I\u2019d be shocked if someone saw this film and didn\u2019t emerge from the theater satisfied.\nDirector Andrew Stanton (\u201cWALL-E\u201d and \u201cFinding Nemo\u201d) takes a stab at live action storytelling (sort of) in this epic tale of a Civil War veteran who suddenly finds himself on Mars in the midst of an intergalactic war. Played by Taylor Kitsch, John Carter is first seen as a Civil War era deserter. After his wife and son are killed, he determines he fights for no one. While being hunted down by both Confederate soldiers and Apache Indians, he enters a cave where he encounters and kills a strange being. When he takes a medallion off of the being, he is instantly transported to Mars.\nSince we\u2019ve never been there, I suppose Mars is still up for interpretation as to its lay out, its atmosphere, and its indigenous population. When Carter arrives he is able to breath on his own (No, his eyes don\u2019t pop out of his head like Arnold\u2019s in \u201cTotal Recall\u201d!) and he soon discovers he has superhuman strength and stamina that allows him to jump great distances. Think Superman and the powers he gets being on Earth rather than Krypton. Minutes after his arrival, Carter is captured by an alien race called the Tharks, who are tall skinny green creatures with huge tusks and four arms. In the initial stages of their encounter, Carter and the Tharks can\u2019t communicate, but after drinking some type of potion he can suddenly understand them.\nThe being I spoke of earlier who Carter kills is part of an immortal race who is charged with ensuring things go a certain way from planet to planet. In Greek Mythology, the Gods would, as an example, give Perseus a sword, shield, and helmet to help him defeat a certain enemy. In this story, these beings function in the same way. They give General Sab Than (Dominic West) the power of the \u201cninth ray\u201d to ensure his Zodanga armies defeat the Helium armies and control the planet. In addition, General Than has also requested the hand of a Helium Princess, Dejah Thoris (Lynn Collins) as an alternative to the Helium people being crushed by his army. This is the plan the immortal beings seem to send in motion, but John Carter puts a wrench in it.\n\u201cJohn Carter\u201d is full of epic battles, plenty of humor, and many interesting characters. I think it\u2019s rather refreshing to see a film like this as a valiant attempt at putting out something original. Time will tell whether the public buys it. We know people will go out in droves to see the latest \u201cTransformers\u201d debacle, but they are turning this down? Strange indeed. I suppose an A-list star or two would\u2019ve helped wet the public\u2019s appetite a bit. If Tom Cruise or Brad Pitt were on the poster as \u201cJohn Carter\u201d, would that have made the difference? Taylor Kitsch isn\u2019t too incredibly charming as the lead and the rest of the human actors really aren\u2019t either, but the digital cast (which includes Willem Dafoe and Thomas Haden Church) is good and quite memorable. The story, based on Edgar Rice Burroughs \u201cA Princess of Mars\u201d, is excellent and multi layered with a nice twist at the end. It\u2019s to bad literary fare that made \u201cTwilight\u201d and \u201cThe Hunger Games\u201d into films seem to always succeed, but a film based on the works of a famed author like Burrows is ignored almost completely. And lets face it, this has all the look of a film with a $250 million price tag, it just seems to be missing that element of pop culture the young masses seem to yearn for. For my dollar, I\u2019ll take what \u201cJohn Carter\u201d offers instead, as it is sure to please you and your whole family. GRADE: B",
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        "raw_content": "A Quarter-Century of Pseudo-Events: the 25th MTV Movie Awards\nEvery literate American should know what a pseudo-event is, yet not everyone does. Some of my students struggle with the term, and in those cases I like to direct them to the best recurrent 21st-century example I know: the MTV Movie Awards, which aired its 2016 iteration last night. I\u2019d like to spend this blog post explaining what pseudo-events are, why they matter, and why the MTV Movie Awards serve as such a pluperfect example of the type.\nPulitzer Prize-winning historian Daniel J. Boorstin coined the term \u201cpseudo-event\u201d shortly after John Kennedy beat Richard Nixon in a Presidential campaign that often placed style over substance, the sizzle over the steak. (Sound familiar?) Boorstin explains that the pseudo-event has the following characteristics: 1) It is planned, not spontaneous like a trainwreck or earthquake; 2) It is planned for the immediate purpose of being reported or reproduced; its success is measured in how widely it is reported; 3) Its relation to underlying reality is ambiguous; instead of asking what happened and what are the consequences (as with a real tsunami), we ask whether it really happened as presented, and what are the motives surrounding it; 4) It\u2019s a self-fulfilling prophecy \u2013 the pseudo-event is important because the pseudo-event says it is.\nOne might respond to Boorstin, and some have, that almost all reported events are pseudo-events, or have some pseudonymous character, particularly those in politics and show business; everything is filtered, performed, showcased, reappropriated; nothing is \u201cpure.\u201d Sure. But there\u2019s a difference in type and affect \u2013 there has to be \u2013 between any awards show and the onlooker-shot footage of Walter Scott being murdered by a North Charleston police officer. Even when a news station rebroadcasts the Walter Scott footage, that remediation has a very different relation to truth than rich celebrities giving each other prizes. One purports to show an everyday reality that we should address with protests and signatures and new laws; one shows a \u201creality\u201d so removed from everyday that it may be wrong, may even be an insult to its producers, to call it any representation of reality.\nAwards shows are ostensibly non-fiction events; they\u2019re not marketed to us as soap operas or HBO dramas. On some level, the named participants are mostly using their \u201creal\u201d names and real faces, and some of them are \u201creally\u201d receiving award trophies that will presumably find their way back to their real houses. In this regard they are somewhat like talk shows, or so-called \u201creality TV\u201d like American Idol or The Voice. It\u2019s not unreasonable to view all awards shows as meeting at least three of Boorstin\u2019s four criteria \u2013 as self-fulfilling prophecies of importance that are planned, in essence, to be reported. However, Boorstin\u2019s fourth, the one where we question the nature and probity of the event itself, is truly best evidenced by the MTV Movie Awards, which are so flagrantly fraudulent as to make their viewers question all awards programs, or perhaps all \u201creality TV.\u201d\nPerhaps all awards shows are multi-hour commercials for products; perhaps. I see differences. When we watch the Oscars, the Emmys, the Tonys, the Grammys, the Golden Globes, and even the People\u2019s Choice Awards, we tend to see all, or almost all, of the nominees in the major categories. This is a little less true with the MTV Video Music Awards, but at the MTV Movie Awards, the only actors/celebrities present are those who are performing music, or presenting or winning awards. For example, last night, nominees included Jennifer Lawrence, Leonardo DiCaprio, Robert Downey Jr., Mark Ruffalo, John Boyega, Amy Schumer, and Will Ferrell, but because we did not see any of them in the audience, we could be certain they would not win. And the converse is close to true: if you see celebrities in the audience that you know are nominated, you can be fairly sure they will not leave empty-handed. Upsets happen on other awards shows; one thing you never see on the MTV Movie Awards is a genuinely surprised winner saying something like \u201cI had no idea!\u201d Instead, last night, Amy Poehler, in her acceptance speech for Best Virtual Performance for Inside Out, said while laughing: \u201cThank you guys for voting for this. Did anyone vote? I don\u2019t know.\u201d\nThis brings up the issue of fairness in our democratic culture. MTV claims that its online fans vote for the winners (after MTV, of course, handpicks the nominee slate, defining what counts as youth-oriented/blockbuster films). Perhaps that\u2019s true, but MTV offers no way for us to check their work, and it certainly seems possible that MTV executives \u201cgoose\u201d the results to favor celebrities who actually promise to appear on the broadcast. (Once they have a committed celeb, are the other nominees disinvited? Or does that all happen before the nominee stage, before the fans are summoned to weigh in?) One counter-argument here is that MTV, which is owned by Viacom/Paramount, doesn\u2019t particularly favor Paramount films. A counter to that counter is that Paramount barely provides enough blockbusters to produce whatever thin veneer of ostensive reality the show requires. (Boorstin writes that pseudo-events aren\u2019t \u201cunreal\u201d in the manner of pure fiction; instead they make us ask why apparent reality was presented this way.) A counter to the counter to the counter might be: what, you want to see a celebrity awkwardly accepting for an absent one?\nLast night was the 25th MTV Movie Awards, and in the old days, you could almost pretend it wasn\u2019t entirely scripted. Now, the producers don\u2019t care. For example, last night\u2019s hosts, the mostly excellent Dwayne Johnson and Kevin Hart, came out doing a fully costumed pageant tribute to Mad Max: Fury Road, remained in Max-ish costume throughout their monologue, then gave the first award of the night, Best Female Performance, to Charlize Theron for Mad Max, while a dozen or so apocalyptic war-boys from the pageant still lined her stage. (The war-boys left after the commercial.) The whole thing was presented on a Hollywood soundstage, perhaps to emphasize the artificiality. When Star Wars won Best Movie \u2013 the one award you might think they\u2019d keep secret until the envelope reading \u2013 hundreds of fans raised (and no doubt were instructed to raise) lit lightsabers in triumph. Earlier, after Ryan Reynolds\u2019 name was announced as winner for Deadpool, a phalanx of Deadpool-dressed dancers took the stage, chaperoning Salt-n-Pepa performing \u201cShoop,\u201d and only after that did Reynolds accept the award. I\u2019ve seen a lot of award shows; I doubt I\u2019ve ever seen more time elapse between winner announcement and winner acceptance. But that\u2019s MTV, a pioneer in pseudo-eventitude.\nIt\u2019s true that the current generation is, as often said, \u201cbranded within an inch of their lives,\u201d Kardashians in training, building their \u201conline presence\u201d with the savvy of publicists, walking around in clothes that are a step away from the dozen labels sewn onto NASCAR driver uniforms. And maybe the MTV Movie Awards is just more of the same or, in a curious twist, more honest for being able to admit its fealty to marketing imperatives. Maybe. Anywhere else I see a crowd gathered and cheering, there\u2019s something they\u2019re cheering for besides a commercial \u2013 a talk-show host, a politician they like, a good song. Audiences are gathered for the MTV Movie Awards \u2013 they cut to the audience again and again and again, though God only knows if we\u2019re seeing reactions that actually synch with what\u2019s onstage \u2013 entirely to cheer marketing. I\u2019m not quite yet cynical enough to write that off as \u201cthe same\u201d as a Fallon or Ellen audience; it strikes me as more pseudonymous and a bit more obscene.\nDon\u2019t we see MTV Movie Awards-type marketing in other walks of life? Not really, because few other industries can rely on MTV\u2019s appeal to celebrities, or as Boorstin calls them, \u201chuman pseudo-events,\u201d \u201cknown for their well-known-ness.\u201d In non-MTV contexts, celebrities seem somehow more authentic, singing songs or giving good performances or clapping for their team or cheering Meryl Streep-level acting. At the MTV Movie Awards they appear on stage with almost nothing to offer but bad quips; it\u2019s celebrity with nothing else to animate it, like fast food without the heat. (The celebrities appear for free, for exposure or to help their eventual back-end paydays; the movie clips come as a very small fraction of each film\u2019s $30 million advertising budget.)\nOur life is full of pseudo-events; the MTV Movie Awards is just one glaring, obvious example. The overall effect of pseudo-events is to change our expectations, to make us believe that there will always be something fun and celebration-worthy in the news, and even to make us vaguely dissatisfied with less celebratory \u201creal events.\u201d This wouldn\u2019t be the case if pseudo-events were actual fiction, like novels. It\u2019s important to remember that the pseudo-event isn\u2019t putting lipstick on a pig; it\u2019s caking lipstick on what was already a beautiful human without makeup. There was a kernel of normal reality there that we risk losing to cynicism or appreciating only as absurdity.\nIn today\u2019s example, it\u2019s important to remember that MTV was probably right to originate a more populist award show than the Oscars. 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Originally selected by the Kings in the first round of the 1979 Draft (16th overall), Wells played a total of nine seasons for the team and was part of the famed \u2018Miracle on Manchester\u2019 game before eventually leaving in the summer of 1988.\nFollowing a pre-game ceremony held in his honor, part of the Kings \u2018Legends Nights\u2019 series, we had a chance to catch up with Wells and get his input on a variety of topics. However, it was his comments about fighting that may come as the most interesting. Take a look\u2026\nOn if he wanted to see an 80s type feisty game tonight:\n\u201cNo. I\u2019m just thinking a hard-hitting, battles in the corner\u2013that kind of stuff. I\u2019ve never been a big fan of the fights. I did a lot of it. I think 120 fights in my career, so I did a lot of it. But I really believe that my fights were protecting my teammates or standing up for what I believe and that was none of my guys were going to get pushed around. When I talk about feisty, I\u2019m just talking about passionate hockey. That could be scoring. That could be hitting. That could be pushing and shoving. That could be passing. It could be the skills too. Just a real good passionate [game.] That\u2019s what I was talking about, being feisty. Let\u2019s see some emotion. Let\u2019s play some hockey, because when we played, there was emotion. Sometimes it got out of control, but there was emotion almost every game.\u201d\nOn the bigger problem currently facing the NHL, the hits or the fights:\n\u201cI\u2019m not an expert in the game, of course, but I think the speed of the guys\u2014they\u2019re so big and so strong and their equipment is so big. Shoulder pads, when we wore them, were shoulder caps and strings. There was no plastic. It was just leather on you. So when you hit somebody, you were braced and you knew that it might hurt you, it might hurt him, whatever. Now they wear big heavy equipment with plastic molded inside and it\u2019s like hitting a brick wall sometimes. I think the equipment is there to protect, but the guys are just so big and fast and strong, that it actually injures now. Concussions, obviously, [are] a big issue, so I don\u2019t know what I would change other than maybe\u2026I love the fast\u2026pace of the game without the center line. But the center line might be a good thing to slow the game down a little bit and show a little bit more skill, puck movement, and that kind of stuff. So if I [were] changing something, I might look at that kind of thing\u2014putting the center line back in, slowing these guys down a little bit.\u201d\nOn how he might remove fighting from game while still keeping excess stick work out of the game:\n\u201cIt\u2019s really hard nowadays. [For the] younger group, junior players, the players that aren\u2019t in the NHL, it\u2019s really hard. You can\u2019t really fight. Once you fight, you\u2019re thrown out of the game. Your first fight, you\u2019re gone. Now, they wait until the third period and then if they\u2019re losing, they go out and fight. To me, that\u2019s senseless fighting. Back in the 70s and 80s and today still, there are spontaneous fights that just erupt. I don\u2019t have any difficulty watching and seeing those types of fights. I hate the staged fights. Line up at a face-off and \u2018Hey, you\u2019re a big, tough guy. I\u2019m a big, tough[guy]. We\u2019re gonna go, all right?\u2019 And then you drop your gloves and go. That needs to be eliminated. There\u2019s no reason for that kind of stuff. In today\u2019s day and age, the fighter has to be able to play the game. If you can\u2019t play the game, you don\u2019t belong in the league. So the tough guys now can actually play, where back in the 80s, there were a lot of tough guys who played two, three seconds in a game and had three fights or two fights. I think they\u2019ve done a good job of correcting those fights, in my opinion, but there still can be some improvement. I like the ones that just erupt and happen. [Those are] the ones where someone\u2019s sticking up for himself or another person. Like Kyle Clifford\u2019s\u2013I thought that was great. Kyle\u2019s a tough guy. Tonight, he hits a guy and two guys come charging at him and he doesn\u2019t do anything about it because\u2026you know, that was smart by Kyle. Back in the 80s, there would have been a brawl, and that is eliminated and that\u2019s good.\u201d\nOn who was the toughest guy back then, somebody most people wouldn\u2019t think of as tough:\n\u201cI think Dean Kennedy was a real good, tough, strong fighter, but there were a couple sleepers\u2026Brian MacLellan was a big, 6-foot-3 kid out of Minnesota. Was it Minnesota? I\u2019m not sure. I think he went to Bowling Green. He was one of the guys who was a real sleeper. He was a gentle giant and when he got mad, he was scary. He could really throw them. Then we had some guys who were really out front\u2014like Randy Holt. He just loved the fisticuffs. There were all different types. He probably has a record. Brian MacLellan, probably. Who else? Jerry Korab was a real enforcer, but you wouldn\u2019t know it when you played with him. He just knew when to do it, kind of thing. He was a big, tough guy but not really recognized as a Bob Probert or a Dave Brown type of player in the day.\u201d\nOn the Jay Wells bobblefist given out to fans attending the game:\n[Laughs] \u201cIt\u2019s kind of funny, I think. When they first called me about coming down here, they said they\u2019re going to make a little statue and hand it out. And I\u2019m thinking, I wonder what this is going to be. When he said we\u2019re going to do a bobblehead, I was thinking, \u2018Okay, that\u2019s kind of cool,\u2019 because I\u2019ve seen lots of bobbleheads around the league. Then, when they sent the pictures, they said, \u2018Actually, we\u2019re going to change it. We\u2019re going to do a bobblefist. So, I told my kids and they just started to laugh. They just thought that was hilarious. We opened up the box when we got here and took a look at it.\u201d [MM: So you didn\u2019t see it until tonight?] \u201cUntil tonight, right, I didn\u2019t see it. It\u2019s quite cute. I don\u2019t think it\u2019ll sit on my mantelpiece as a center feature, but it\u2019s certainly a funny conversation piece. I\u2019ll bring it out at the odd party or odd gathering and let them look at it. It\u2019s quite an honor and emotionally, it was tough standing out on that ice and speaking. You don\u2019t realize how special it is to be recognized. I consider myself just a plumber, meat and potatoes type of player. I went out, I loved playing and the do anything to win kind of thing. I enjoyed that and I was very comfortable in my skin. Guys like Luc [Robitaille] and Marcel [Dionne], they thrived to score goals and there was pressure for them to score goals, game in and game out. There wasn\u2019t that much pressure just to defend, block shots. You just did your thing. It was just an everyday job kind of thing I really enjoyed. To get recognized for the type of career that I had, the type of player that I was\u2026it\u2019s pretty awesome. It\u2019s pretty awesome.\u201d\nMayorsManor Live \u2013 Hrudey prepares for his Appreciation Ceremony\nMayorsManor Live Radio with Ian Laperriere \u2013 He talks about Appreciation Ceremony in LA\nRichards and Kopitar talk Legends Nights and Kelly Hrudey\nFiled Under: Flyers, HockeyBlog, Interview, Kings, NHL, NHL Players, Rangers, Spotlight Story Tagged With: comments, hockey, interview, Kings, Los Angeles, Manchester, Mayor, MayorsManor, NHL, Playoffs, quote, Wells",
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        "raw_content": "Iraq: ISIS war could be over by January, internal differences emerging\nU.S Defense Secretary Ash Carter has stated that the war against the Islamic State militants in Iraq could end before February despite the weather issues that have limited the sorties of warplanes. He said taking over the de facto ISIS capital of Mosul is a difficult task but it is \u201cpossible\u201d before 20 January when Donald Trump officially takes over as President. The Iraqi army has come under series of attacks by the extremist fighters on several fronts as they capitalize on the thick clouds that have stopped the warplanes from taking off but Carter claimed that \u201cthe Iraqi security forces are prepared for any eventuality there\u201d despite the situation. It is unclear if the U.S led coalition\u2019s campaign will be affected by the withdrawal of Danish forces scheduled to take place before the end of the month although it plans to deploy engineering and construction troops to help the de- mining and military training programs.\nIraq launched its offensive to recapture Mosul on 17 October but the advancement of the troops has stalled over the past weeks after an impressive progress in the early stages. Some 100,000 Iraqi government troops, Kurdish security forces and mainly Shia militiamen are participating in the assault.\nMeanwhile, the post-ISIS war could lead to intense internal tensions as the semi-autonomous Kurdistan region contests the just approved 2017 federal budget which accords the region 17% of it. The Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) in a letter to the parliament underlined that its concerns were not taken into consideration by the budget and warned that it will not abide by it. Parliament voted the budget on Sunday and it was boycotted by some of the Kurdish political parties. Differences linger over the financial roles of the regional government in Erbil and the Federal government in Baghdad as well as how revenue generated from oil sales in the autonomous region should be managed. Kurdistan wants to gain its independence but that has been strictly ruled out by Baghdad.\nThe political settlement bill is also a divisive matter between the different popular forces taking part in the fight against ISIS on the sidelines of the Iraqi forces.",
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        "raw_content": "Category Archives: ACBC agency news\nHarvester minimum wage case commemorated and invoked on its 110th anniversary\nThis year is the 110th anniversary of the landmark Harvester minimum wage decision by Justice Higgins in 1910.\nThe basic objective of Harvester was to set a fair and reasonable minimum wage that would provide a decent standard of living for workers and their families. The Harvester minimum wage for unskilled workers came to be regarded as the Australian living wage.\nHarvester was commemorated and invoked by the Australian Catholic Council for Employment Relations (ACCER) in its recent submission to the Fair Work Commission\u2019s annual wage review.\nACCER\u2019s submissions traced the influence of Justice Higgins and others on the legislation and decisions that enabled the setting of the living wage. ACCER\u2019s submissions also drew on the assessments of former High Court judge Michael Kirby and former Prime Minister Bob Hawke regarding the influence that Pope Leo XIII\u2019s encyclical Rerum Novarum had on the legislation and policies that resulted in the Harvester decision. Continue reading \u2192\nThis entry was posted in ACBC agency news, Press Releases and tagged Catholic Council for Employment Relations, Minimum Wage on May 29, 2017 by ACBC Communications.",
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        "raw_content": "Cardiac arrhythmia is a group of conditions in which the muscle contraction of the heart is irregular or is faster or slower than normal. Cardiac dysrhythmia is technically more correct, as arrhythmia would imply that there is \"no rhythm,\" but this term is not used frequently.\nCardiac arrhythmia is a group of conditions in which the muscle contraction of the heart is irregular or is faster or slower than normal. Cardiac dysrhythmia is technically more correct, as arrhythmia would imply that there is \"no rhythm,\" but this term is not used frequently.<?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = \"urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office\" />\nSome arrhythmias are life-threatening medical emergencies that can cause cardiac arrest and sudden death. Others cause aggravating symptoms, such as an awareness of a different heart beat, or palpitation, which can be annoying. Some are quite benign and normal. Sinus arrhythmia is the mild acceleration followed by slowing of the normal rhythm that occurs with breathing. In adults the normal heart rate ranges from 60 beats per minute to 100 beats per minute. The normal heart beat is controlled by a small area in the upper chamber of the heart called the sinoatrial node or sinus node. The sinus node contains specialized cells that have spontaneous electrical activity that starts each normal heart beat.\nFrequency too high or too low\nA heart rate faster than 100 beats/minute is considered a tachycardia. With exercise the sinus node increases its rate of electrical activity to accelerate the heart rate. The normal fast rate that develops is called sinus tachycardia. Arrhythmias that are due to fast, abnormal electrical activity can cause tachycardias that are dangerous. If the ventricles of the heart experiences one of these tachycardias for a long period of time, there can be deleterious effects. Individuals may sense a tachycardia as a pounding sensation of the heart, known as palpitations. If a tachycardia lowers blood pressure it may cause lightheadedness or dizziness, or even fainting (syncope). If the tachycardia is so fast that the heart can not function, it leads to death, which may occur suddenly.\nMost tachycardias are not dangerous. Anything that increases adrenaline or its effects on the heart will increase the heart rate and potentially cause palpitations or tachycardias. Causes include stress, ingested or injected substances (ie: caffeine, alcohol (see Holiday heart syndrome), and an overactive thyroid gland (hyperthyroidism). Individuals who have a tachycardia are often advised to limit or remove exposure to any causative agent.\nA slow rhythm, known as bradycardia (less than 60 beats/min), is usually not life threatening, but may cause symptoms. When it causes symptoms implantation of a permanent pacemaker may be needed.\nEither dysrhythmia requires medical attention to evaluate the risks associated with the arrhythmia.\nOrigin of impulse\nWhen an electrical impulse begins in any part of the heart, it will spread throughout the myocardium and cause a contraction; see Electrical conduction system of the heart. Abnormal impulses can begin by one of two mechanisms: automaticity or reentry.\nAutomaticity refers to a cardiac muscle cell firing off an impulse on its own. Every cardiac cell has this potential: if it does not receive any impulses from elsewhere, its internal \"pacemaker\" will fire off an impulse after a certain amount of time. A single specialized location in the atria, the sinoatrial node, has a higher automaticity (a faster pacemaker) than the rest of the heart, and therefore is usually the one to start the heartbeat.\nAny part of the heart that initiates an impulse without waiting for the sinoatrial node is called an ectopic focus, and is by definition a pathological phenomenon. This may cause a single premature beat now and then, or, if the ectopic focus fires more often than the sinoatrial node, it can produce a sustained abnormal rhythm. Rhythms produced by an ectopic focus in the atria, or by the atrioventricular node, are the least dangerous dysrhythmias; but they can still produce a decrease in the heart's pumping efficiency, because the signal reaches the various parts of the heart muscle with slightly different timing than usual and causes a poorly coordinated contraction.\nConditions that increase automaticity include sympathetic nervous system stimulation and hypoxia. The resulting heart rhythm depends on where the first signal begins: if it is the sinoatrial node, the rhythm remains normal but rapid; if it is an ectopic focus, many types of dysrhythmia can result.\nReentrant dysrhythmias occur when an electrical impulse travels in a circle within the heart, rather than moving outward and then stopping. Every cardiac cell is able to transmit impulses in every direction, but will only do so once within a short period of time. Normally the impulse spreads through the heart quickly enough that each cell will only respond once, but if conduction is abnormally slow in some areas, part of the impulse will arrive late and will be treated as a new impulse, which can then spread backward. Depending on the timing, this can produce a sustained abnormal rhythm, such as atrial flutter, a self-limiting burst of supraventricular tachycardia, or the dangerous ventricular tachycardia.\nBy analogy, imagine a room full of people all given these instructions: \"If you see anyone starting to stand up, then stand up for three seconds and sit back down.\" If the people are quick enough to respond, the first person to stand will trigger a single wave which will then die out; but if there are stragglers on one side of the room, people who have already sat down will see them and start a second wave, and so on.\nCardiac dysrhythmias are often first detected by simple but nonspecific means: auscultation of the heartbeat with a stethoscope, or feeling for peripheral pulses. These cannot usually diagnose specific dysrhythmias, but can give a general indication of the heart rate and whether it is regular or irregular. 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        "raw_content": "From one of the nation's preeminent experts on women and emotion, a breakthrough new book about how to stop negative thinking and become more productive\nIt's no surprise that our fast-paced, overly self-analytical culture is pushing many people-especially women-to spend countless hours thinking about negative ideas, feelings, and experiences. Renowned psychologist Dr. Susan Nolen-Hoeksema calls this overthinking, and her groundbreaking research shows that an increasing number of women-more than half of those in her extensive study-are doing it too much and too often, hindering their ability to lead a satisfying life. Overthinking can be anything from fretting about the big questions such as \"What am I doing with my life?\" to losing sleep over a friend's innocent comment. It is causing many women to end up sad, anxious, or seriously depressed, and Nolen-Hoeksema challenges the assumption-heralded by so many pop-psychology pundits of the last several decades-that constantly expressing and analyzing our emotions is a good thing.\nIn Women Who Think Too Much, Nolen-Hoeksema shows us what causes so many women to be overthinkers and provides concrete strategies that can be used to escape these negative thoughts, move to higher ground, and live more productively. Women Who Think Too Much will change lives and is destined to become a self-help classic.\nMore by Susan Nolen-Hoeksema\nEating, Drinking, Overthinking\nStudy Guide for Abnormal Psychology\nEl poder de las mujeres\nHandbook of Depression in Adolescents\nSusan Nolen-Hoeksema & Lori M. Hilt\nCes femmes qui pensent trop",
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        "raw_content": "A century at a glance...\nA Graphical History of Baseball\nLeader Batting\nLeader Pitching\nAttendance Stats\nNote on Per Game Statistics\nAll on-field stats labelled \"Per Game\" should be interpreted as \"Per Game, One Team\", i.e. per offensive or defensive game. If, for example, all teams are averaging one home run per game, then the league average is considered to be the same, even though home runs would actually be hit at a rate of two per game -- one from each side.\nAverage Attendance (attendance per game) is the only stat presented that is denominated by the number of league games, as opposed to the total number of teams' games, which would be twice as many.\nSean Lahman's Baseball Archive -- http://www.baseball1.com/\nBaseball-Reference.com -- http://www.baseball-reference.com/\nJohn Thorn's Total Baseball CD, 1991 \ufffd out of print\nMLB.com (web site of Major League Baseball) -- http://mlb.com/\nUSA Today/Elias Sports Bureau -- http://www.usatoday.com/sports/baseball/statistics.htm\nESPN -- http://espn.go.com/mlb/statistics\nYou are runner number to cross this plate.\nby Michael Bein\nemail: mbein{AT}magma.ca",
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        "raw_content": "Sons of Anarchy Season 6 finale, and a little social media holiday...\n*IF YOU HAVEN'T YET WATCHED 'SONS OF ANARCHY', OR YOU'RE NOT COMPLETELY CAUGHT UP YET, THEN PLEASE BE AWARE THAT THIS POST CONTAINS MAJOR SPOILERS!*\nSo, I finally got to watch the Sons of Anarchy season 6 finale last night and, well, what can I say except... Wow!! Although I kind of had a pretty good feeling that Tara wasn't going to make it to season 7, I had no idea that was how she was going to die, or that Gemma would be the one to carry out that task quite so violently. What a way to go! Not pretty...\nAnd I did not expect Juice to turn up and shoot the sheriff! But after that moment with Jax when, in the midst of a hug, Jax whispered \"you betrayed me\", you sort of knew Juice was going to do something. Bit worried about him now, though. His state of mind was pretty shaky before, but now it must be positively unbalanced! Have a bad feeling that he's probably not going to last more than a couple of episodes of season 7. And I really liked Juice. Gone right off Jax, several times, but I did feel quite sad during those final scenes, when he's holding a dead Tara, and crying. That couldn't fail to hit you hard.\nThe moment my heart broke for poor Juice...\nHowever, from what I can gather, next season he's pretty much full of hell, as you'd expect. And when he finds out what Juice has done (because he will find out), I can only hope it's a peaceful end for my favourite Puerto Rican. Can't really see that being the case, though... However, at least all my favourites are still standing - for now! Because I've heard plenty of rumours about Kurt Sutter doing a bit of a \"Hamlet\" with this next season and, if my memory serves me correctly, that pretty much means that everybody's probably going to end up dead at some point as this truly brilliant series takes it's final ride... I'm so gutted about that! I've only just discovered it, devoured all 6 seasons in a matter of weeks, and now that I've only just got to know these biker boys, they're going to be cruelly ripped away from me as quickly as they rode into my life. I can ask only one thing from Mr. Sutter - if you are going to do a Hamlet, and kill each of them off one by one, can we make sure Tig and Chibs are the last to go? Please?\nChibs and Tig... last men standing next season? I certainly hope so... love these guys...\nAnyway, as mentally exhausting and emotionally draining as that finale was, I've got to get my head back into gear now and get down to some serious writing because I have a hellishly busy few months ahead. At the minute I'm about halfway through the first draft of a Sons of Anarchy inspired MC (motorcycle club) romance, the first in a series of books, and that needs to be finished pretty much asap, because I'm not sure this is one for my publishers, so it's more than likely going to end up being self-pubbed, possibly before Christmas - and if that's the case then I also need to start - and finish - a brand new manuscript for my publishers. By December 1st. So I need to write bloody fast right now! Which is the reason why I'm taking a bit of a social media holiday for a little while. I have to, I have no choice in reality. Even when using it purely for marketing purposes it can still be a distraction I can do without right now. I need to focus totally on my writing, otherwise I'm going to be in real trouble deadline-wise come the end of the year. And I can do without that stress.\nSo, for the next few months I shall be throwing myself into the world of bikers first and foremost, then when that WIP is done - hopefully by the end of September - I'll be starting on my next HarperImpulse book. All I can say is, it's a good job I love what I do... but I'm still exhausted just thinking about the next few months. The only bright light on the horizon is the fact season 7 of Sons of Anarchy is just a mere 4 weeks away now. And I, for one, can't wait...\nLabels: Sons of Anarchy, Sons of Anarchy Season 6 finale\nMy Favourite \"Sons\" of Anarchy...\nYes, I know, it's been at least five days since I last wrote a Sons of Anarchy-related post, but I've been a bit busy writing a new book, publishing another one, watching Season 6 of Sons...\nHowever, as I draw closer to the finale of Season 6 - just 4 more episodes to go as I write this - I thought I'd have a bit of fun and share with you all, whether you're interested or not, my favourite \"sons\". In order of preference, because I do have an order of preference. And it might surprise some people. Or not. Depending on how well they know me. I've always had a strange, sometimes slightly weird taste in men...\nAnyway, here we go. My favourite \"sons\", from sixth to first...\n6 - Jax\nSurprised he isn't nearer the top of the list? I mean, it's not as though he isn't easy on the eye, because he is, he so is. Especially when he had that short hair in Season 4... However, now I'm well into Season 6, I can't help thinking his hair just needs a good wash now... And, to be quite honest, sometimes he does stuff that makes me wish Chibs would just turn around and smack him!\n5 - Juice\nEver since his failed attempt to hang himself I've spent a ridiculous amount of time just wanting to hug Juice. I more or less still do... want to hug him, I mean. Especially after Chibs had a go at him at the beginning of Season 6....\n4 - Bobby\nI always think of Bobby as a bit like \"daddy biker\" - that big, cuddly father figure type that you could always turn to if you need to get something off your chest. He's been a loyal \"son\", a good friend, and I've always liked him. Yay, Bobby!\n3 - Tig\nI love Tig. No, I really love Tig. He's had some of the funniest, and some of the most heart-wrenching scenes in this show, and I really, truly love this character. And after spending most of Season 5 hoping and praying he got out of that season alive, I'm kind of hoping he stays that way - alive. I guess I'll know in a day or so when we finally get to the end of Season 6... but if he isn't in Season 7, gutted won't even begin to describe how I'll feel... I'm still getting over the loss of Opie. And speaking of Opie...\n2 - Opie\nA week and a bit ago he would have been right at the top of this list, but no. They had to go and kill his character off. And that changed everything. But I could still cry like a baby when I remember the vile and horrible way in which Opie Winston was taken from us (still can't forgive you, Kurt Sutter) because he really was my favourite biker boy. He had a big heart, a conscience. He always tried to do what he thought was best, for his family, for the club... I so need to start watching some re-runs and remember Opie for what he used to be...\n1 - Chibs\nYep. This one came from right out of left-field. The \"son\" I never really took all that much notice of for the first couple of seasons suddenly came along on the inside once Opie was killed off and snatched that number one spot at the top of my favourite \"sons\" list. I mean, he is so far up that list now that I actually fantasise about him throwing me over the back of a Harley and riding off into the sunset. He doesn't even look like the same guy that was there in the first few seasons. Somehow, he got HOT! Yes. That's my idea of hot, okay? With that grey-streaked hair and those leathers, and that Glaswegian accent... even if he could sometimes do with his own set of subtitles, I don't care. I'm not even bothered that half the time I haven't got a clue what he's saying (but it usually includes the words \"kid\" and \"Jackie boy\", and that's enough for me...) I just like to hear him say something! So he better not be dead before Season 7 either. Don't mess with me here, Sutter. I'm serious. Keep my boys Tig and Chibs alive or you'll have one very unhappy, frustrated, wannabe biker chick on your hands here. And you really wouldn't like me when I'm angry... I make Gemma look like a pussycat...\nSo there you have it. My six favourite \"sons\". My biker boys. Am I obsessed with this show? Yeah. Probably. Just a little bit. Deal with it... ;-)\nLabels: characters, Sons of Anarchy, TV Shows\nIt's Publication Day for 'Final Score'! The Striker Series is complete...\nYes. It's finally here! The game is coming to an end. That final whistle is about to be blown. But who, if anyone, has won? Just where have Amber, Jim and Ryan's journeys taken them?\nIf you've already read Striker and Extra Time - books #1 and #2 in the series - then you might just have been waiting for the answers to these questions. But the wait is over. The super-sexy Striker Series is now complete with today's release of Final Score, the third and final book in the series.\nAnd if you haven't yet checked out this rather steamy trio of books, and you're looking for something to heat up your Kindle, why not give them a go? And don't let the football theme put you off - they really are more about the sex than the soccer... ;-)\nAll three books in the Striker Series are available to download right now!\nLabels: Contemporary Romance, Extra Time, Final Score, football romance, HarperImpulse, new release, sexy romance, soccer romance, Striker, Striker Series, trilogy\nSons of Anarchy - season 5: done! And I'm exhausted...!\nWe're about to start Sons of Anarchy season 6 tonight and, quite honestly, I'm exhausted! Watching Opie get beaten to death with an iron bar just 3 episodes into season 5 was enough to render me hopeless for at least 3 days afterwards, in fact, I'm not sure I'll ever get over that. I loved Opie. Opie was my man. I could have cried when he hit the floor, and Jax's face... I can't even write this without feeling just a little bit sick.\nOne of the most heartbreaking scenes in TV history for me... RIP, big guy...\nBut if that wasn't enough, for most of season 5 I also had to go through the pain of seeing Juice wear an almost constant expression of absolute fear (the amount of times I just wanted to hug him...), and live with the sheer, unadulterated panic that Tig might get killed off by Pope!\nJuice - character I most want to hug...\nAnd even though my hubby kept telling me Tig wouldn't die, that Pope would get it instead, I had no idea he'd be right about that until about ten to midnight last night, when we finally got round to watching the season 5 finale. But, oh, the sigh of relief that came from me... Losing one of my favourite Sons was bad enough, but to have lost Tig as well, that would have destroyed me! And I don't even want to talk about the dog fights. Or Tig having to witness his daughter being burned alive by the aforementioned Mr. Pope. I tell you, that season was an emotional roller coaster that wrung me dry! The only bit of light relief came in the shape of the ever-brilliant Walton Goggins as Venus Van Dam. Watching the way Tig couldn't fight his attraction for that character was just hilarious! And exactly what I needed only a couple of hours after watching Opie die... you see, I still can't write that and not feel my stomach lurching with sadness, again!\nVenus and Tig - love Tig. So much...\nBut, on a more positive note, 5 seasons in (and we got there in just 3 and a half weeks!), and I now have a strange, unexplained but quite nice little crush on Chibs (there's just something about Tommy Flanagan, but don't ask me what... maybe I just need someone after the cruel killing of Opie... no, I'm not over it...), as well as an absolute, total obsession with this show! It's like my dream drama - men, motorbikes, loud, heavy music... I've been waiting all my life for this! And I know - I just know that when this show comes to an end after season 7 I'll be curled up in a corner sobbing like a baby, just like I did when Breaking Bad finished.\nChibs (Tommy Flanagan) - crushing big time on this guy right now...\nIn the meantime, though, we've got season 6 to get through. And I swear to God, if either Tig, Chibs or Juice come to any harm I may have to take to my bed...\nOh, and another thing, for those that might be interested. I'm now currently writing an MC romance - so, you see, this Sons of Anarchy obsession isn't distracting me in the slightest! It's actually fueling that over-active imagination of mine and could, one day soon, produce a brand new series of books from me. Watch this space...\nAnd one final thing - Kurt Sutter, you may well be a genius for giving us Sons of Anarchy, but I'd just like you to know that I will never forgive you for doing that to Opie... ever...\nOkay. Season 6 - let's do this...\nLabels: Sons of Anarchy, Tommy Flanagan, TV Shows\nSons of Anarchy Season 6 finale, and a little soci...\nIt's Publication Day for 'Final Score'! The Strike...\nSons of Anarchy - season 5: done! And I'm exhauste...",
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        "raw_content": "Church of the Holy Sepulchre \u00a9 Meaghan O'Neill\nAs the site of Jesus' crucifixion, burial and resurrection, the Church of the Holy Sepulchre is the holiest Christian place in Jerusalem. Emperor Constantine constructed it in 326, and its structure has suffered frequent damage over the centuries. Repairs have been undertaken by the religious communities that administer it.\nThe Church contains the Chapel of Golgotha, and the three Stations of the Cross where Jesus was crucified. The Sepulchre itself marks the place of his burial and resurrection.\nThis incredible church is filled with treasures and should be of great historical and architectural interest regardless of one's religious beliefs. It is an absolute must for Christians. The church is home to several Christian denominations.\nThe church is not a museum and does not display a lot of information. For this reason, travellers should either join a good tour or do some research before visiting. Also, the church can get very crowded and visitors may have to queue for a long while. It's a good idea to arrive early in the morning. Those visiting in the hope of a tranquil environment in which to pray and worship may be disappointed if they visit at a busy time. The tomb can only be entered by five people at a time so there is usually a long queue for this privilege as well.\nAddress: Via Dolorosa, Old City.\nWebsite: https://churchoftheholysepulchre.net\nTransport: Bus to Jaffa Gate; from there, a walk through the Old City.\nOpening times: Daily from 5am to 9pm (April to September), and 5am to 7pm (October to March).",
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        "raw_content": "Phase full moon\nThe phase full moon in 2019 year, New York:\nFull moon in other years\nFull moon 2018 Full moon 2019\nPositive emotional mood in the full moon, helps to find a trip to the hairdresser and home cosmetic hair care rituals. The haircut made during this period, activates the further growth of hair and will fill them with vitality.\nPeople born on the full moon are characterized by independence and full relaxation in action. They know the price of both themselves and others. About these people say that they can not be fooled. Also they are characterized by high sensitivity, subtlety of feelings and the ability to empathize. Possessing an internal reference point. they will not go on provocation. Their bright feature is the ability to infect the optimism of others. Often, they are drawn to the knowledge and experience. The rational reasoning by which these people bribe others, they themselves can lead to a dead end.\nFor effective implementation of the planned plans, it is important to take into account the phases of the moon. With a young moon, you must deal with those things that require a new, increasing energy. On the contrary, it is better to leave the cases related to the energy recession to the flawed Moon. This does not mean that life should completely depend on the lunar phases, but you can use the lunar rhythms with benefit.\nGardener - general\nThe full moon phase lasts three days, when all the activity of the biofield is concentrated in the aboveground part of the plants, and the roots lack energy. The life activity of plants is most intense in the full moon, they absorb much more water than usual, the seeds absorb more moisture from the soil. In flowers, fruits and stems of plants the greatest amount of energy is accumulated. At full moon the most succulent, useful fruits, but they are not suitable for storage.\nThe viability and rooting of the roots during this period are significantly reduced. And aboveground parts of plants intensively develop. For example, a pumpkin grows very quickly, increasing by almost a centimeter per day.\nAcceptable types of work: - irrigation; - loosening; - hilling; - weeding; - thinning of seedlings; - additional fertilizing (mineral); - control of weeds and pests; - spraying; - mulching; - harvesting (not for storage and not collected in Water signs), especially \"tops\", seeds, medicinal plants; - Cut flowers.\nNot recommended: - landing (except potatoes); - transplantation; - reproduction by division of roots; - trimming; - pasynkovanie; - Pinched; - Inoculation and re-vaccination.\nGardener - sowing\nThe above-ground part of plants, active in the full moon period, when all the trace elements extracted by the roots enter the leaves, flowers, fruits, ie gather in the upper part of them.\nA child conceived in a full moon is extremely emotional, does not know how to restrain and control himself, is very internally mobile and impulsive.\n1. What the weather is like on a full moon, this will be the second half.\n2. If, during the full moon, a circle appears around the moon, there will be a bad weather by the end of the month.\n3. During the full moon, a bright and clean month is good weather, dark and pale rain.\nIn the full moon, it is better to eat plenty of fruit, drink juices or have a fast. These days our body is very susceptible, the body requires more food, therefore, this day can add extra pounds.\nAvoid full moon surgery. 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        "raw_content": "concerning the lawsuit filed against Piet Hut\nby the Institute for Advanced Study\nI am very sad to see the lawsuit between the Institute for Advanced Study and Piet Hut, since I hold both in such high regard. I first met Piet in 1984, when he provided the key insight that made our Nemesis theory possible. A section I wrote in my 1988 book \"Nemesis\" puts Piet's current problem in some perspective:\nThat evening, over dinner, Piet told Rosemary [my wife] and me about a paper he had written with the astrophysicist Martin Rees. They had analyzed the possibility that one of the large new particle accelerators being built to study subnuclear particles could accidentally trigger a \"phase transition\" of the vacuum of space. Happily, Hut and Rees had calculated that such an event was extremely improbable.\nPiet told us that he had carefully considered the consequences of publishing a paper like that. He had worried that politicians might use it as an excuse to delay the building of accelerators, and that colleagues might use it as evidence that Piet's research was frivolous. He could afford one such paper in his career. But now, a second paper, speculating on a companion star to the sun? That would make two \"nut\" papers in a row. He wasn't sure his career could stand it. I wasn't sure he was kidding.\nIt was shortly after this work that Piet was offered a tenured position at the Institute for Advanced Study. Clearly they knew that he was an original and unpredictable thinker. But that is the kind of person an institution must continue to attract if it is going to maintain its reputation. No first-rate science department in the country can afford to make conservative choices. And the only sure way for a scientist to get a prestigious appointment is to be daring, original, and solid. Piet Hut satisfied all these requirements.\nIn his new position at the Institute for Advanced Study, it was not Piet Hut's right to exercise his originality -- it was his responsibility. Tenure is a rare privilege that is virtually nonexistent outside of academia. Those of us who have it -- have a responsibility to use it. We are granted tenure, presumably, because the university (or the Institute for Advanced Study) knows that institutions are too conservative. Pick talented people, those who are creative and motivated to work hard, and let them determine which direction to go. That is the system that has successfully led to the development of the greatest academic institutions, including the Institute for Advanced Study.\nPiet has exercised this responsibility, perhaps more than the Institute reckoned. In his wisdom, he decided that the greatest advances could come from a digital computational approach to some of the most outstanding problems of astrophysics. Having tenure, he could pursue his work according to his best judgement. That is what, presumably, the Institute wanted.\nI don't know for sure, but I suspect that the Institute for Advanced Study will look very foolish, in about a decade or two, when the wisdom of Piet's approach can finally be evaluated in retrospect. But it is certain even now that it is doing enormous damage to itself by attempting to terminate him. This is just a foolish mistake. The only truly appropriate action for the Institute is for it to admit its mistake, apologize, and try to restore its reputation as an organization that has been on the forefront of academic freedom. If they don't do this, then the danger is very real -- not to people such as Piet Hut, who will thrive elsewhere. The danger is that the truly original scientists will no longer look upon an appointment at the Institute for Advanced Study as a coveted post. That will certainly condemn the Institute to be known as one of the greatest institutions of the 20th century -- but not of the 21st.\nRichard Muller October 11, 2000\n<-:=:->",
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        "raw_content": "A New Phase for the AAA Race Project\nAn AAA Press Release:\nGrant to Fund Second Exhibit and Book\nThe American Anthropological Association\u2019s (AAA) RACE Are We So Different? project received a big boost from the Ford Foundation last week. Building on the initial grant of one million dollars, the Ford Foundation has awarded an additional two-year grant of $450,000 to the RACE project to fund the development of a second RACE traveling exhibit and a companion book.\n\"We're proud to continue our partnership with the Ford Foundation and excited about this keen opportunity to expand the reach of the RACE project,\" said AAA Executive Director Bill Davis, announcing the new grant.\nTwo former AAA Presidents, Yolanda Moses and Alan Goodman, will co-chair a key advisory group that will develop the second exhibit, which will be smaller version of the original. Moses, a cultural anthropologist at University of California-Riverside, and Goodman, a biological anthropologist at Hampshire College, will serve as editors of the companion book.\n\"Racism has long been a deplorable element of our society. The RACE project helps visitors to better understand the scientific myths of race alongside the realities of racism. The project\u2019s expansion allows us to bring these important conversations about race and racism to new audiences and venues,\" said Goodman.\n\"RACE Are We So Different?\" is a public education project of the AAA that includes a 5,000 square-foot traveling museum exhibit, an interactive Web site, www.understandingRACE.org, and educational materials.\nRACE explores the topic of race through the eyes of science, history and lived experience. It delivers three key messages: race is a recent human invention; race is about culture, not biology; race and racism are embedded in institutions and everyday life.\nSince its launch in January 2007, over one million visitors have explored the RACE exhibit and Web site. The original traveling exhibit is on view at Liberty Science Center in Jersey City, NJ until April 27. The exhibit tour is booked until the end of 2011.\nRACE is part of a larger public education program developed over more than five and a half years with over $4 million in funding from the Ford Foundation, the National Science Foundation and the AAA.\nFor more information about the RACE project, click here.",
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        "raw_content": "First lady Melania Trump's parents were sworn in as US citizens in New York City on Thursday.\nMelania's parents, Viktor and Amalija Knavs, were sworn in as USA citizens at a federal immigration court in New York City on Thursday. Homeland Security Police also escorted the Knavs both in and out of the ceremony, which was held at a federal building in Manhattan. They got no special treatment during the process, their attorney said.\n\"They have travelled a wonderful journey like many have, like millions have\", said lawyer Michael Wildes. They would appreciate their privacy and we just thank everybody for their attention to this very important dialogue that we are having on immigration. \"This is an example of it going right\".\nPresiding over the ceremony was NY district director of the US Citizenship and Immigration Services Thomas Cioppa.\nUnder US law they must have been permanent residents for five years before applying to become citizens, and the time to process an application can take several months thereafter. Citizenship for Melania Trump's parents have set tongues wagging. Mr Wildes defended the process by which the Knavs attained citizenship, despite the Trump administration's efforts to end \"chain\" or family-based immigration. She obtained a green card in 2001 and became a naturalized citizen in 2006.\nThe lawyer acknowledged that the Knavses had obtained citizenship via the very pathway that their son-in-law, the president, has so publicly denounced.\nPresident Trump has previously spoken out against family-based migration, calling instead for a system that prioritises professionals and skilled migrants over relatives of...\nMelania changed her name to Knauss when she began modeling.\nTheir daughter, Melania, was raised under Communist rule in the town of Sevnica where her father worked as a auto dealer and her mom in a textile factory.\nMr Knavs was a auto dealer while Ms Knavs worked in a textile factory.\nThe first lady was not present for the ceremony, and her parents told their lawyer she was in Bedminster, New Jersey, where the president spends time in the summer at Trump National Golf Club.\nIt is not infrequently the site of protests, but on Thursday, things were quiet as the first lady's parents came and went.\nShe settled in NY in 1996 and met Mr Trump two years later. Now, we're certain his shameless hypocrisy sees no boundaries.",
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        "raw_content": "This is my Men's Masters Criterium National Championship video. The race was held at Jeffersonville, Indiana on August 7, 2010.\nThe best part is........ that I WON!!!! I Won a friggin' National Championship!!!! I'm a National Champion forevermore! It's in the record books Dude!\nNow, I know there are plenty of people who would say, \"Big deal, you beat a bunch of 40 year-olds at some bike race\". Well, that's true, but that same kind of attitude can be applied to all achievements. For example, \"You climbed Mt. Everest? Big deal, all you had to do was go up an incline.\" Or, \"You walked on the moon? Big deal, try Mars, now, that would be impressive.\" Some people think this way.\nFor me, this National Championship win, was my crowning achievement for my entire career of racing bicycles. It was something that was very difficult to achieve and many others would like to do the same. I've had friends tell me that if they won a National Jersey, they would \"sleep in it\", and have \"sex with it\". It means that much and it's that good.\nSo here's my cliff notes from the race. First I must give a shout out to my friends Bob Cummings and Maurice Hessel. They both treated me like a true team-mate even though we aren't officially (it's not uncommon for local competitors to become allies while abroad). Both Bob and his wife treated me like family and offered me shelter and great company during the \"off-times\". Maurice played a key role in giving me critical information during the race.\nCritical indeed, for most of the race I was hanging in the back (as per usual for me). Maurice let me know what's up from the side-lines. Actually, at one point I thought my race was all but over. About half-way into the race, a break-a-way of several riders had gained over 24 seconds on the field. Maurice's split times eventually told me another story. The gap was closing; the break-a-way was going to get caught. Game back on!!!!! And the rest was timing and pure effort on my part. It is well documented in the video above.\nIn my video, I should point out that at minute 2:34, I came up quickly on a group of riders while I am trying to bridge up to the winning break-a-way. These are lapped riders! At first it freaked me out. I had to be patient and wait to pass (@3:05) because of a series of turns. This allowed my chasers to reattach, but I went again. To some degree the lapped riders helped to slow my chasers, but not much.\nI caught the lead break-a-way at minute 4:05 (in this video) and attacked at minute 4:21 and took Dan Martin with me. The peloton was closing on the break-a-way as we went.\nAccording to my video time-line from my raw footage: At 63minutes and 45seconds Dan Martin and I took off from the break-a-way group with about 4 laps to go. We finished about 5 minutes and 30 seconds later with a gap of ...around 7 seconds. The race lasted approximately 69minutes and 19seconds. (I'm glad I have this on video).\nSpeaking of video: I wanted to show the entire last nine minutes, but the YouTube limit for video size is 2GB (and I'm right there). So I removed about one minute of me and Dan Martin during our final effort.\nI should also mention that the music in my video is \"Plastic Flashing Lights\" by Professor Kliq and the last song is \"Roller Coaster\" by JCRZ. I have aquired licenses that allows me to legally use both tunes for my videos. (I don't want to anger \"the man\".)\nThe below image is a graph of my watt/speed from my SRM data (1% smoothing). As you can see, the race average speed was 27.47mph with an average of 272.4 watts. The last nine minutes I averaged 28.42 mph and 368 watts with a peak of 1262 watts and 35.7mph max speed (with some cross wind). The course was approximately one kilometer long. 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        "raw_content": "2018 AAG Award Recipients Announced\nStaff January 10, 2018 2018 AAG Award Recipients Announced2018-02-13T11:55:39+00:00 Recent News\nThe American Association of Geographers congratulates the individuals named to receive an AAG Award. The awardees represent outstanding contributions to and accomplishments in the geographic field. Formal recognition of the awardees will occur at the 2018 AAG Annual Meeting in New Orleans during the AAG Awards Luncheon on Saturday, April 14, 2018.\n2018 The AAG Stanley Brunn Award for Creativity in Geography\nMei-Po Kwan, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign\nMei-Po Kwan, Professor of Geography and Geographic Information Science at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, is one of the most creative and transformative geographers of our time. Her research has made groundbreaking theoretical contributions to health, mobility, urban, and transportation geographies as well as broadly to geographic information science (GIScience). Kwan\u2019s articulation of the uncertain geographic context problem highlights a fundamental methodological problem in all studies that examine the effects of area-based environmental variables on individual behaviors or outcomes. The problem is now widely recognized as a significant issue in social science, health, and environmental science, in addition to geographic and GIScience research.\nCombining empirical research with original theory, Kwan has continuously developed and advanced paradigm-shifting ideas (e.g., feminist visualization, hybrid geographies, affective GIS, and algorithmic geographies) that profoundly challenge how geographers think about disciplinary dynamics, geographic method, and core tendentious binaries in the discipline (e.g., quantitative vs qualitative geography; GIScience vs social theory). Kwan\u2019s work on space-time accessibility fundamentally altered our understanding of the methods used to study access by underprivileged populations to urban facilities and opportunities. She also played a key role in the integration of GIS with qualitative methods, and pioneered the development of a GIS-based approach to narrative analysis (i.e., geo-narrative) that has advanced qualitative methodologies in significant ways.\nThe AAG Stanley Brunn Award for Creativity in Geography is bestowed annually on an individual geographer or team that has demonstrated originality, creativity, and significant intellectual breakthroughs in geography. The award honors those who have a sustained, impressive and recognized record of creative and cutting-edge work, who have made significant contributions to new geographic methods or ways of thinking, or who have introduced new and meaningful ways of thinking about human/environment relations at local or global scales. Mei-Po Kwan is the sixth recipient of the award. Previous recipients of the Stanley Brunn Award are David Harvey (2017), Michael Goodchild (2016), Susan Hanson (2015), Robert B. 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The Award was renamed in her honor and memory, soon after her passing.\nDavid Kaplan, Kent State University\nThe Committee on the Status of Women in Geography and the Enhancing Diversity Committee unanimously elected to award David Kaplan the 2018 AAG Susan Hardwick Excellence in Mentoring Award. David Kaplan is an exceptional mentor, serving as principal advisor to at least 26 master\u2019s thesis student committees and 11 PhD student committees, along with serving on the committees of dozens of other student projects. He has a proven track record of successfully graduating students and setting them off into academic or other positions. One of his more recently graduated PhD advisees calls him a \u201clifelong advisor\u201d who has \u201cenduring and genuine concern\u201d for his students. In addition, his support of junior peers both at his institution and elsewhere, speaks to his commitment to offer sound counsel and valuable information to others in order to advance and develop their own paths to academic and professional success. A colleague of Kaplan\u2019s writes, \u201cHis insightful comments have been very beneficial for my research and later career\u2026.His continuous support has been critical for my professional development\u201d.\nDavid Kaplan\u2019s direct efforts both through publications and external funding, as well as his extraordinary dedication and service to his department, institution, and the AAG, exemplify the many ways that he is committed to enhancing diversity and inclusion in the discipline of geography. For these reasons, we are pleased to present the 2018 Susan Hardwick Excellence in Mentoring Award to David Kaplan.\n2018 Enhancing Diversity Award\nThe AAG Enhancing Diversity Award honors those geographers who have pioneered efforts toward, or activelyparticipate in efforts towards encouraging a more diverse discipline.\nBanu G\u00f6kar\u0131ksel, University of North Carolina Chapel Hill\nDr. Banu G\u00f6kar\u0131ksel of the University of North Carolina \u2013 Chapel Hill has earned the gratitude and respect of students and colleagues alike for her unwavering commitment to mentoring, her dedication to encouraging young scholars to enter the field of geography, and the lasting impact from her leadership role as Director of Graduate Students (DGS). Despite her own recent immigrant status, her position as one of the first women to get tenure in her department, and her prominent role as DGS, she has never hesitated to stand up for students and scholars who she felt were being marginalized. As DGS she has answered the call for Geography departments and faculty to recognize diversity not just through their recruitment policies, but also through supportive practices designed for a diverse graduate student population. Dr. G\u00f6kar\u0131ksel is able to translate feedback from her colleagues and students into impactful action. For example, after hearing graduate student concerns about cost of living, she facilitated conversations on summer funding. Within a few weeks, these conversations resulted in summer grants for several graduate students. Dr. G\u00f6kar\u0131ksel received her university\u2019s most prestigious teaching award, the Chapman Award. This is partly due to her careful and thoughtful engagement with issues such as Islamophobia, xenophobia, and the associated forms of gender-based discrimination. Banu is a stellar example of someone who works both behind the scenes and in a leadership role, doing work that is often unrewarded and invisible. She has created lasting institutional change in her department through her work to retain and recruit women and scholars of color through mentoring and through her improvement of the graduate program. As co-editor of the Journal of Middle Eastern Women\u2019s Studies she has created a venue that has diversified rigorous peer reviewed scholarship. Her commitments to enhancing diversity became even more apparent in her administrative efforts as a faculty member at UNC, where she works tirelessly to enhance the diversity of her department and the discipline. Dr. G\u00f6kar\u0131ksel was co-organizer for the 2017 Feminist Geography Conference, and clearly demonstrated her commitment to including diverse and marginalized voices. In the midst of the conference, the new US administration\u2019s rules regarding entry to the United States from several Muslim majority countries were announced. Dr. G\u00f6kar\u0131ksel immediately mobilized efforts to remotely connect those newly banned participants. She also coordinated an effort among the feminist geographers present to support their colleagues\u2019 scholarship, if they were unable to come to the United States. Dr. G\u00f6kar\u0131ksel has been selected to receive the AAG Enhancing Diversity Award not only because of these accomplishments, but because her actions provide a model for other AAG members invested in enhancing the diversity of our discipline.\n2018 AAG Honorary Geographer\nThe AAG annually selects an individual as the year\u2019s Honorary Geographer. The award recognizes excellence in research, teaching, or writing on geographic topics by non-geographers. Past recipients include Stephen Jay Gould, Jeffrey Sachs, Paul Krugman, Barry Lopez, Saskia Sassen and Maya Lin.\nRobert Bullard, Texas Southern University\nIn making its selection, the Executive Committee of the AAG recognized the important foundational role that Dr. Bullard has played in the study of environmental and transportation justice and the skills he has shown in translating those ideas to policy makers and wider public groups. This work has been invaluable to scholars in geography, who increasingly address issues of inequality, spatial justice, and environmental racism. Bullard\u2019s ability to mix advocacy with strong basic research is a model for many of us in geography.\n2018 AAG Presidential Achievement Award\nThe AAG Presidential Award is given with the purpose of recognizing individuals for their long-term, major contributions to geography. The Past President has the honor of bestowing this distinction on behalf of the discipline and the association.\nSusan Cutter, University of South Carolina\nThe Presidential Achievement Award recognizes Dr. Cutter\u2019s transformative research on disaster vulnerability/resilience science which has served as an important bridge between physical and human geography. Her leadership in disaster vulnerability/resilience research has both extended the reach of the discipline to other academic disciplines and to policy communities, and also brought new insights and approaches to geography. The award also recognizes Dr. Cutter\u2019s early attention to issues of race, class and environmental justice and her role in bringing these important concerns to the discipline of geography. In addition, the award recognizes her many service contributions to the discipline and beyond, including her leadership as President of the Association of American Geographers and President of the Consortium of Social Science Associations.\nBillie L. Turner, II, Arizona State University\nThe Presidential Achievement Award recognizes Dr. Turner\u2019s transformative research on development of land use/cover change science which has served as an important bridge between physical and human geography, and between historic/prehistoric analysis and contemporary issues. His leadership in integrating geographical sciences with wider academic and policy concerns in the areas of global change, earth systems and sustainability science, and his early recognition of the importance of these issues to geography, is also recognized by this award. The award also recognizes Dr. Turner\u2019s extensive contributions representing geography on important national and international bodies and initiatives including the International Geosphere-Biosphere Programme, the International Human Dimensions Programme, and the U.S. National Climate Assessment and Associate Editorship of the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.\n2018 The AAG Harold M. Rose Award for Anti-Racism Research and Practice\nThe Rose Award was created to honor Harold M. Rose, who was a pioneer in conducting research on the condition faced by African Americans. 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        "raw_content": "Arctic sea ice reaches fourth lowest minimum\nOn September 11, Arctic sea ice reached its likely minimum extent for 2015. The minimum ice extent was the fourth lowest in the satellite record, and reinforces the long-term downward trend in Arctic ice extent. Sea ice extent will now begin its seasonal increase through autumn and winter. In the Antarctic, sea ice extent is average, a substantial contrast with recent years when Antarctic winter extents reached record high levels.\nFigure 1. Arctic sea ice extent for September 11, 2015, was 4.41 million square kilometers (1.70 million square miles). The orange line shows the 1981 to 2010 average extent for the day. The black cross indicates the geographic North Pole. Sea Ice Index data. About the data\nOn September 11, 2015, sea ice extent dropped to 4.41 million square kilometers (1.70 million square miles), the fourth lowest minimum in the satellite record. This appears to be the lowest extent of the year. In response to the setting sun and falling temperatures, ice extent will now climb through autumn and winter. However, a shift in wind patterns or a period of late season melt could still push the ice extent lower.\nThe minimum extent was reached four days earlier than the 1981 to 2010 average minimum date of September 15. The extent ranked behind 2012 (lowest), 2007 (second lowest), and 2011 (third lowest). Moreover, the nine lowest extents in the satellite era have all occurred in the last nine years.\nBoth the Northern Sea Route, along the coast of Russia, and Roald Amundsen\u2019s route through the Northwest Passage are open. How long they remain open depends on weather patterns and the amount of heat still present in the ocean mixed layer (about the top 50 feet of the ocean). The deeper and wider Northwest Passage route through Parry Channel, which consists of M\u2019Clure Strait, Barrow Strait, and Lancaster Sound, still has some ice in it.\nFigure 2a. The graph above shows Arctic sea ice extent as of September 14, 2015, along with daily ice extent data for last year and the three lowest ice extent years (2012, 2007, and 2011). 2015 is shown in blue, 2014 in green, 2012 in orange, 2011 in brown, and 2007 in purple. The 1981 to 2010 average is in dark gray. The gray area around the average line shows the two standard deviation range of the data. Sea Ice Index data. About the data\nThis year\u2019s minimum was 1.02 million square kilometers (394,000 square miles) above the record minimum extent in the satellite era, which occurred on September 17, 2012, and 1.81 million square kilometers (699,000 square miles) below the 1981 to 2010 average minimum.\nFigure 2b. This figure shows patterns of sea level pressure and air temperature at the 925 hPa level for the summers (June through August) of 2015 and for 2007, expressed as differences from the 1981 to 2010 average. The patterns for 2015 contributed to low September extent, but were not as favorable for producing low extent as the patterns seen in 2007.\nCredit: NOAA/ESRL Physical Sciences Division\nViewed in this framework, the pattern of atmospheric circulation for summer 2015 as a whole (June through August) favored a low September extent. Sea level pressures were higher than average over the central Arctic Ocean, as well as over Greenland and the surrounding region. Pressures were below average over north-central Eurasia. This was associated with air temperatures at the 925 hPa level (about 3,000 feet above the surface) that were above average over much of the Arctic Ocean, especially along the coast of eastern Siberia, in the Laptev Sea, and the Canadian Arctic Archipelago extending to the pole. However, it was not nearly as favorable as the 2007 pattern, when the area of unusually high pressure was located further south and east (over the northern Beaufort Sea), and unusually low pressure extended along much of the coast of northern Eurasia. This led to a pattern of warm winds from the south over the East Siberian and Chukchi Seas, promoting strong melt and transport of ice away from the coast. For both 2015 and 2007, the summer pressure patterns led to winds directed down the Fram Strait, helping to transport ice out of the Arctic Ocean into the East Greenland Sea.\nVarying distribution of ice in 2015 versus 2012\nFigure 3. This image compares differences in ice-covered areas between September 11, 2015 and September 17, 2012, the record low minimum extent. Light blue shading indicates the region where ice occurred in both 2015 and 2012, while white and medium blue areas show ice cover unique to 2012 and to 2015, respectively. Sea Ice Index data. About the data\nWhile minimum extent was higher this year compared to 2012, there are many similarities in the spatial pattern of the ice cover. Both years had considerable ice loss in the Beaufort, Chukchi, and East Siberian seas, though this year the ice extent did not retreat as far north as in 2012. Both also show a tongue of ice extending further southward on the Siberian side of the Arctic. In 2012, the tongue extended toward the Laptev Sea. This year, the tongue is farther east, in the western part of the East Siberian Sea, and is related to thicker, older ice that did not melt completely. North of Svalbard and in the Kara Sea, sea ice extent was slightly higher this year than in 2012.\nPrevious minimum Arctic sea ice extents\nTable 1. Previous minimum Arctic sea ice extents\n2006 5.77 2.28 September 17\n1979 to 2000 average 6.70 2.59 September 13\nTen lowest minimum Arctic sea ice extents (1981 to 2010 average)\nTable 2. Ten lowest minimum Arctic sea ice extents (1981 to 2010 average)\n1 2012 3.39 1.31 September 17\n10 2005 5.32 2.05 September 22\nNote that the dates and extents of the minima have been re-calculated from what we posted in previous years. In March 2015, NSIDC made two revisions to Arctic Sea Ice Index extent values used in our analyses, to improve scientific accuracy. These changes do not significantly affect sea ice trends and year-to-year comparisons, but in some instances users may notice very small changes in values from the previous version of the data. First, calculations of ice extent near the North Pole were improved whenever a newer satellite orbited closer to the pole than older satellites in the series, by using a sensor-specific pole hole for the extent calculations. Second, the accuracy of ice detection near the ice edge was slightly improved by adopting an improved residual weather effect filter. Details on the changes are discussed in the Sea Ice Index documentation.\nU.S. icebreaker reaches the North Pole\nFigure 4. Scientists and the crew of U.S. Coast Guard Icebreaker Healy have their portrait taken at the North Pole on September 7, 2015. The Healy reached the pole on September 5.\nCredit: U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Cory J. Mendenhall\nAfter four weeks at sea, the Coast Guard Icebreaker Healy reached the North Pole on September 5. The ship left Dutch Harbor on August 9 with about 145 people on board, including about fifty scientists. The Healy is a medium-duty icebreaker and in the years past would not have been suitable to navigate through thick ice floes to reach the pole. This is the first time that a U.S. ship has made a solo traverse of the North Pole. As clear evidence that the melt season was coming to a close, air temperatures were 21 degrees Fahrenheit (-6 degrees Celsius). The U.S. icebreaker\u2019s capability is far behind that of Russia and other Arctic nations, and plans are ongoing for the U.S. to build a new polar-class icebreaking vessel.\nImpact of sea ice convergence in 2013\nFigure 5. These graphs show onshore ice drift during the summer of 2013. Due to ice convergence, an ice area in May (in red) is compressed by ~23% by the end of the summer (dashed line).\nCredit: Ron Kwok, NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory\nThick, deformed ice, made up of pressure ridges with deep keels, is formed when the sea ice cover is pushed against or converges on the coast. Sea ice convergence along the coasts of Greenland and the Canadian Arctic Archipelago is a source of the thickest ice (tens of meters) in the Arctic Ocean. The thicker ice is more likely to survive the summer to form the Arctic Ocean\u2019s perennial ice cover. A new paper by Ron Kwok at the NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory shows that in summer of 2013, strong wind-driven onshore ice drift was forced by the relative location of high- and low- pressure centers over the Arctic Ocean (see Figure 5). A sampled ice parcel (in red) shows an area compression of 23% between May and October; the dashes indicate its area by end of summer. This is equivalent to an increase in thickness of ~30% within that area. If this thicker ice were transported to areas of high melt rates (like that in the southern Beaufort), it would have an impact on summer ice coverage. The presence of a band of sea ice that survived a large part of the summer in 2015, is likely due to the thicker ice that formed in this region.\nKwok, R. 2015. Sea ice convergence along the Arctic coasts of Greenland and the Canadian Arctic Archipelago: Variability and extremes (1992\u20132014). 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Jobs have been created from high-level corporate jobs to working for minimum wage and in factories. Regardless of education level, there is a job out there that would accept you if you\u2019re smart about it.\nFor every American that has taken advantage of the opportunities created by President Obama and Congress, there are a few who have just sat at home and waited on the unemployment benefit checks to come in the mail.\nThe System Is Fine\nThe system should not be knocked, as it is as good as it can be. It\u2019s unreasonable to demand that every single person on unemployment be thoroughly inspected often enough and closely enough to make sure they are not abusing the system. The unfortunate fact is that while some are truly thankful for the assistance from the government and are using it as an opportunity to get back in the workforce, there are those who realized they could just sit at home, reduce their standard of living a little bit, and just collect a check.\nThe truth of the matter is that jobs are out there and they are abundant. At the end of 2010, areas like the San Francisco Bay Area, Washington DC, Baltimore, San Jose, Cleveland, Boston, Seattle, Austin, Denver, Charlotte, Atlanta, and other big cities had around 100 job listings for every 1,000 people in the area. San Jose topped the list with 162 job openings for every 1,000 people. Other cities like New York, Chicago, and Pittsburgh had just under 50 job openings for every 1,000 people. (See job map.)\nHow can people possibly claim that there simply are no jobs for them when over one million jobs were created in the last year on top of the job openings that were already there? Especially the 99ers who have already collected 99 weeks of unemployment and recently held a candlelight vigil because they didn\u2019t get an additional 13 months. Boohoo! Fix up your resumes, improve your skillset, read some books, learn proper punctuation and get a job like everyone else.\nIf the 99ers want to continue collecting money for over 99 weeks, guess what? It\u2019s no longer called unemployment. It\u2019s called welfare.\nHow Hard Are 99ers Really Trying?\nThe truth of the matter is while it is reasonable that in smaller cities and less populated areas, jobs are scarce and the need for unemployment benefits are really there. But for most of the men and women collecting unemployment benefits, there\u2019s a good chance they\u2019re abusing the system.\nA reasonable amount of unemployment time is understandable but where do these brash 99ers get off feeling a sense of entitlement that everyone should pool their tax dollars and just hand them to a 99er while they sit at home feeling sorry for themselves while making little effort to improve their own situation.\nNow, maybe someone who used to make $200,000 a year can\u2019t find a job paying quite as much, but at a time of true desperation, what\u2019s stopping that person from working at the local mall or restaurant?\nThen there are those who are simply going about things wrong.\nMistakes The Unemployed Make\nOne common mistake is sending the wrong message with a poorly constructed resume. Many 99er\u2019s are aiming for jobs and turning in resumes with spelling and grammar errors (yes I\u2019ve talked to many 99ers and about 99% of them don\u2019t know how to spell or use proper punctuation). This brings up the question, \u201cwould you hire someone like that?\u201d And better yet \u201chow much do you really want this job if you won\u2019t even go over your resume?\u201d\nOther issues include people sending out generic resumes and not targeting their resume towards the company they are applying for. This is common sense and all part of trying to present yourself in the best possible light to get a job. Some people also choose to lie on their resumes and are simply unprofessional by being informal and not being punctual.\nIn short, many who are currently collecting unemployment benefits and are complaining that they can\u2019t find a job are the ones to blame.\nThere are simply too many 99er\u2019s who are either abusing the system or just doing a bad job of applying for jobs.\nOne year ago it was understandable that it was difficult to find a job, but over the course of 99 weeks, which is just under two years, how can one explain not being able to find a job?\nWhile some of the 99er\u2019s may have legitimate reasons, for most, can they honestly say that after almost two years of government assistance during which they did not work that they honestly need another 13 months because they truly cannot land one of the over one million jobs out there?\nIndustry Employment Trends via indeed.com. Wow job growth!\nChart research displays jobs exist... amazing!\nUnemployed 99ers\n49 Comments on 99er\u2019s Exhausting Unemployment Benefits, No One To Blame But Themselves\ncauseican February 9, 2011 at 5:05 pm\nI told you to get a smaller DOG !!!!!!\nButch February 9, 2011 at 5:14 pm\nWTF is there 2 Butches here?\nTaxPayer February 9, 2011 at 5:15 pm\nI\u2019m not Butch! LOL\ni dont know but , butch and mobs \u2026lol\nMore like BI-CURIOUS HUH TAXPAYER? LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLO\nNot Bi-Curious\nit wasn\u2019t my thing\nDid you pay taxes on that?\nNo money was exchanged so that would be a big NO! LOL\nto bad all the beaners filled that position , oh well better luck next time\nSportsJunkie February 9, 2011 at 5:27 pm\nMAJOR MUD SLIDES HAVE EFFECTED THE WHOLE COUNTRY FROM TEXAS TO CALIFORNIA ALL DIKES HAVE BEEN CLOSED FOR SAFETY REASONS DUE TO POSSIBLE BAD LEAKING\nOMG! This new guy is KILLING me. I\u2019m gonna pass out!\nGoodnight ya\u2019ll, I\u2019m off to dreamland, and I\u2019m not talking about the other site LOL\nK BIG DADDY SAYS YOU CAN LEAVE NOW \u2026. GOOD NIGHT TAXPAYER\nDreamland its 5:30 Go job hunt, if you have a job two won\u2019t hurt!\n8:30 here see you tomorrow ,good night all !\nDon\u2019t let the bedbugs bite causeican. Or anything else!!!!\ninsert \u2026..wont\nIts a great night for OVERTIME!!\nI understand now the people here are used to being poor.\nstop talking about your momma like that , you know the best part of you was left on the sheets \u2026..LMFAO\nHappy you came back causeican. I just made some MO MONEY.\nActually Butch I am making $11 an hour and my A** still hurts from catching up on past bills of 6 months\u2026Get a F**king life you reject\u2026Crawl back into that hole you came from.\nThose against Unemployment handouts should go visit paltalk and download that software, free register and then log in and find the politics section and find tier V to survive unemployment united.\nI was there a few minutes ago, going back, interesting load of nonsense I\u2019ve ever seen.\nOne person said \u201cif I had known there was going to be extension for 14 weeks I wouldn\u2019t be working the crap job I am working now.\nSports in case you missed it. I am mocking this place.\n99ERS AND UNEMPLOYED THE FIGHT HAS ONLY STARTED, WE NEED TO APPLY PRESSURE ON THE REPUBLICANS, WE ALSO NEED TO MAKE SURE THIS BILL IS PAID FOR THROUGH (EMERGENCY FUNDS) WE ARE AN EMERGENCY. THE BILL WILL NOT MOVE IF IT IS NOT PAID FOR.WE HAVE TO GET BACK TO MAKING THE CALLS TO REPUBLICANS. SUPPORT THE 99ERS\nPeople want to enjoy the dignity of work instead of collecting unemployment check,\u201d Scott said. \u201cCritics of unemployment compensation believe it gives people incentive not to work, but the fact is \u2026 that there are more people looking for work than there are jobs.\u201d\nHeidi Shierholz, an economist with the progressive Economic Policy Institute, said there were 3.1 million job openings in December. \u201cSounds good, until you remember there were 14.5 million unemployed workers in December,\u201d she said. \u201cThe economic case for this bill is absolutely overwhelming.\u201d\nThe next few days the Republicans are going to come face to face with a 99er and one of their voting 99ers in their area. ITs time to put politics aside and do right by the people. And follow up with a grand slam of job creation\nabout an hour ago\u00b7\nIn January, job creation was anemic, yet unemployment plummeted. What gives? The answer lies in the quirky way the government decides who gets counted as part of the work force, who gets counted as officially unemployed and who gets left out of the picture.\nHOW NOT TO FIND A JOB!!\nJob searching can be tough enough all by itself. There is no need to make it even harder by doing or saying the wrong thing when job searching or interviewing. Here\u2019s a list of what you shouldn\u2019t do. These tips might sound simple, but, you might be surprised at how many people make a mistake without thinking much about it. Then they wonder why they didn\u2019t get a call or didn\u2019t get the job.\nMake a Mistake. Should a typo in your resume or cover letter drop you out of contention? It shouldn\u2019t, but, it might. Employers typically get hundreds of resumes for each position they list. Perfection counts.\nLimit Your Job Search. Don\u2019t limit your search by only applying to positions that meet your exact criteria. Instead, having an open mind (remember, you won\u2019t know exactly what the job entails until you interview) when reviewing the job ads will increase your applications and increase your chances for getting an interview.\nExpand Your Job Search. Sounds contradictory, doesn\u2019t it? You shouldn\u2019t limit your job search, but, there is no point wasting your time or anyone elses applying for jobs you aren\u2019t qualified for. The gentleman working as a child care provider didn\u2019t, and won\u2019t, get called for an interview as a C++ programmer.\nJob Search Only Online. Don\u2019t post your resume on Monster and HotJobs and hope that your email In Box will start to fill up or your phone will start ringing off the hook. It won\u2019t happen. You need to be proactive when job searching and use all available job search resources \u2013 online and offline.\nContradict Yourself. If you are interviewing with several people make sure you keep your story straight. Telling one interviewer one thing and another something else is a good way not to get the job.\nInsult your Former Employer. Even if your last job was horrible and your boss was an idiot, don\u2019t mention it. Speaking poorly about former employers is never wise. How does your future employer know that you won\u2019t talk about him that way, next time around?\nUnderdo It. Don\u2019t be a slob. Candidates who are unkempt, disheveled and poorly dressed won\u2019t get the job.\nOverdo It. I once worked for someone who wouldn\u2019t hire anyone he could smell before they walked into his office. He might have been overdoing it a little, but, the candidates would have done better if they had minimized the perfume or the after shave.\nShow Your Desperation. Are you almost out of unemployment? Don\u2019t know where you next meal is coming from? Do you absolutely have to have this job? Don\u2019t give an inkling of any of that away. You want employers to believe that you want this job because it\u2019s a good opportunity and you can be an asset to the company, not because you need to buy groceries or make your car payment.\nShow Your Tattoos. If you are applying for a position in the corporate world, and other worlds too, you might want to cover up your tattoos and remove some of your rings if you\u2019re pierced in lots of places. They probably won\u2019t impress most employers.\nGive Up. Regardless of how good the job market is, job searching isn\u2019t simple, and it\u2019s not always easy to stay positive and focused. When you\u2019ve sent hundreds of resumes without much of a response it can be difficult to keep going. It\u2019s important though to keep plugging away, to use all the job search tools available, and to keep a positive outlook.\nJust for fun I recently asked Erin, \u201cNow that Your Unemployment has ran out, don\u2019t you think it\u2019s about time you went out and got yourself a job? I hated seeing you wallow in unemployment for so long.\u201d\nShe smiled and said, \u201cWow. I have been unemployed a really long time. That\u2019s weird\u2026 I like it!\u201d\nIn our household it\u2019s a running joke for one of us to say to the other, \u201cMaybe you should get a job, derelict!\u201d\nIt\u2019s like the scene in The Three Stooges where Moe tells Curly to get a job, and Curly backs away, saying, \u201cNo, please\u2026 not that! Anything but that!\u201d\n2. Limited experience.\nYou might think it\u2019s important to get a job to gain experience. But that\u2019s like saying you should play golf to get experience playing golf. You gain experience from living, regardless of whether you have a job or not. A job only gives you experience at that job, but you gain \u201dexperience\u201d doing just about anything, so that\u2019s no real benefit at all. Sit around doing nothing for a couple years, and you can call yourself an experienced meditator, philosopher, or politician.\nThe problem with getting experience from a job is that you usually just repeat the same limited experience over and over. You learn a lot in the beginning and then stagnate. This forces you to miss other experiences that would be much more valuable. And if your limited skill set ever becomes obsolete, then your experience won\u2019t be worth squat. In fact, ask yourself what the experience you\u2019re gaining right now will be worth in 20-30 years. Will your job even exist then?\nConsider this. Which experience would you rather gain? The knowledge of how to do a specific job really well \u2014 one that you can only monetize by trading your time for money \u2013 or the knowledge of how to enjoy financial abundance for the rest of your life without ever needing a job again? Now I don\u2019t know about you, but I\u2019d rather have the latter experience. That seems a lot more useful in the real world, wouldn\u2019t you say?\n3. Lifelong domestication.\nGetting a job is like enrolling in a human domestication program. You learn how to be a good pet.\nLook around you. Really look. What do you see? Are these the surroundings of a free human being? Or are you living in a cage for unconscious animals? Have you fallen in love with the color beige?\nHow\u2019s your obedience training coming along? Does your master reward your good behavior? Do you get disciplined if you fail to obey your master\u2019s commands?\nIs there any spark of free will left inside you? Or has your conditioning made you a pet for life?\nHumans are not meant to be raised in cages. You poor thing\u2026\n4. Too many mouths to feed.\nEmployee income is the most heavily taxed there is. In the USA you can expect that about half your salary will go to taxes. The tax system is designed to disguise how much you\u2019re really giving up because some of those taxes are paid by your employer, and some are deducted from your paycheck. But you can bet that from your employer\u2019s perspective, all of those taxes are considered part of your pay, as well as any other compensation you receive such as benefits. Even the rent for the office space you consume is considered, so you must generate that much more value to cover it. You might feel supported by your corporate environment, but keep in mind that you\u2019re the one paying for it.\nAnother chunk of your income goes to owners and investors. That\u2019s a lot of mouths to feed.\nIt isn\u2019t hard to understand why employees pay the most in taxes relative to their income. After all, who has more control over the tax system? Business owners and investors or employees?\nYou only get paid a fraction of the real value you generate. Your real salary may be more than triple what you\u2019re paid, but most of that money you\u2019ll never see. It goes straight into other people\u2019s pockets.\nWhat a generous person you are!\n5. Way too risky.\nMany employees believe getting a job is the safest and most secure way to support themselves.\nSocial conditioning is amazing. It\u2019s so good it can even make people believe the exact opposite of the truth.\nDoes putting yourself in a position where someone else can turn off all your income just by saying two words (\u201cYou\u2019re fired\u201d) sound like a safe and secure situation to you? Does having only one income stream honestly sound more secure than having 10?\nThe idea that a job is the most secure way to generate income is just silly. You can\u2019t have security if you don\u2019t have control, and employees have the least control of anyone. If you\u2019re an employee, then your real job title should be professional gambler.\n6. Having an evil bovine master.\nWhen you run into an idiot in the entrepreneurial world, you can turn around and head the other way. When you run into an idiot in the corporate world, you have to turn around and say, \u201cSorry, boss.\u201d\nDid you know that the word boss comes from the Dutch word baas, which historically means master? Another meaning of the word boss is \u201ca cow or bovine.\u201d And in many video games, the boss is the evil dude that you have to kill at the end of a level.\nSo if your boss is really your evil bovine master, then what does that make you? Nothing but a turd in the herd.\n7. Begging for money.\nWhen you want to increase your income, do you have to sit up and beg your master for more money? Does it feel good to be thrown some extra Scooby Snacks now and then?\nOr are you free to decide how much you get paid without needing anyone\u2019s permission but your own?\nIf you have a business and one customer says \u201cno\u201d to you, you simply say \u201cnext.\u201d\n8. An inbred social life.\nMany people treat their jobs as their primary social outlet. They hang out with the same people working in the same field. Such incestuous relations are social dead ends. An exciting day includes deep conversations about the company\u2019s switch from Sparkletts to Arrowhead, the delay of Microsoft\u2019s latest operating system, and the unexpected delivery of more Bic pens. Consider what it would be like to go outside and talk to strangers. Ooooh\u2026 scary! Better stay inside where it\u2019s safe.\nIf one of your co-slaves gets sold to another master, do you lose a friend? If you work in a male-dominated field, does that mean you never get to talk to women above the rank of receptionist? Why not decide for yourself whom to socialize with instead of letting your master decide for you? Believe it or not, there are locations on this planet where free people congregate. Just be wary of those jobless folk \u2014 they\u2019re a crazy bunch!\n9. Loss of freedom.\nIt takes a lot of effort to tame a human being into an employee. The first thing you have to do is break the human\u2019s independent will. A good way to do this is to give them a weighty policy manual filled with nonsensical rules and regulations. This leads the new employee to become more obedient, fearing that s/he could be disciplined at any minute for something incomprehensible. Thus, the employee will likely conclude it\u2019s safest to simply obey the master\u2019s commands without question. Stir in some office politics for good measure, and we\u2019ve got a freshly minted mind slave.\nAs part of their obedience training, employees must be taught how to dress, talk, move, and so on. We can\u2019t very well have employees thinking for themselves, now can we? That would ruin everything.\nGod forbid you should put a plant on your desk when it\u2019s against the company policy. Oh no, it\u2019s the end of the world! Cindy has a plant on her desk! Summon the enforcers! Send Cindy back for another round of sterility training!\nFree human beings think such rules and regulations are silly of course. The only policy they need is: \u201cBe smart. Be nice. Do what you love. Have fun.\u201d\n10. Becoming a coward.\nHave you noticed that employed people have an almost endless capacity to whine about problems at their companies? But they don\u2019t really want solutions \u2013 they just want to vent and make excuses why it\u2019s all someone else\u2019s fault. It\u2019s as if getting a job somehow drains all the free will out of people and turns them into spineless cowards. If you can\u2019t call your boss a jerk now and then without fear of getting fired, you\u2019re no longer free. You\u2019ve become your master\u2019s property.\nWhen you work around cowards all day long, don\u2019t you think it\u2019s going to rub off on you? Of course it will. It\u2019s only a matter of time before you sacrifice the noblest parts of your humanity on the altar of fear: first courage\u2026 then honesty\u2026 then honor and integrity\u2026 and finally your independent will. You sold your humanity for nothing but an illusion. And now your greatest fear is discovering the truth of what you\u2019ve become.\nI don\u2019t care how badly you\u2019ve been beaten down. It is never too late to regain your courage. Never!\nStill want a job?\nIf you\u2019re currently a well-conditioned, well-behaved employee, your most likely reaction to the above will be defensiveness. It\u2019s all part of the conditioning. But consider that if the above didn\u2019t have a grain of truth to it, you wouldn\u2019t have an emotional reaction at all. This is only a reminder of what you already know. You can deny your cage all you want, but the cage is still there. Perhaps this all happened so gradually that you never noticed it until now\u2026 like a lobster enjoying a nice warm bath.\nIf any of this makes you mad, that\u2019s a step in the right direction. Anger is a higher level of consciousness than apathy, so it\u2019s a lot better than being numb all the time. Any emotion \u2014 even confusion \u2014 is better than apathy. If you work through your feelings instead of repressing them, you\u2019ll soon emerge on the doorstep of courage. And when that happens, you\u2019ll have the will to actually do something about your situation and start living like the powerful human being you were meant to be instead of the domesticated pet you\u2019ve been trained to be.\nHappily jobless\nWhat\u2019s the alternative to getting a job? The alternative is to remain happily jobless for life and to generate income through other means. Realize that you earn income by providing value \u2014 not time \u2013 so find a way to provide your best value to others, and charge a fair price for it. One of the simplest and most accessible ways is to start your own business. Whatever work you\u2019d otherwise do via employment, find a way to provide that same value directly to those who will benefit most from it. It takes a bit more time to get going, but your freedom is easily worth the initial investment of time and energy. Then you can buy your own Scooby Snacks for a change.\nAnd of course everything you learn along the way, you can share with others to generate even more value. So even your mistakes can be monetized.\nAh, More great advice!\nI think there\u2019s far too much talk and pressure about \u201chow to find a job\u201d and \u201chow to reinvent yourself,\u201d don\u2019t you..?\nInstead, how about embracing the recession and taking some time off to relax, have fun and veg out?\nJust think, you could watch day-time television (Oprah, Ellen or the sports channel), go play some golf, visit the gym and sit in the sauna (but tell everyone you\u2019ve been working out), play online poker, have fun on Facebook, hang out in coffee shops and \u201cdo lunch\u201d with friends.\nYou could stay up late to watch trashy \u201cmade for TV\u201d films whilst eating a tub of Haagen Dazs and corn chips. Maybe buy some completely useless items from the late night shopping channels and wake up the next day when\u2026..well, whenever you like.\nWith such a lifestyle, why would you want to spend time looking for a job?\nOh yes, I forgot \u2013 it\u2019s not socially acceptable is it? You\u2019ve got to at least \u201clook\u201d as if you\u2019re trying to find work.\nSo why not bluff your friends and family into thinking you are working really hard at the job searching but sabotage it?!\nHere are 5 great ways NOT to get a job (but which make it look like you\u2019re trying):\n1. Live in the past\nTo ensure you don\u2019t find a job, just stay focused on the past. Keep talking about all the things you\u2019ve done, all the experience you\u2019ve had. Don\u2019t think for a second that this may be futile in a new world and a different climate.\n(By the way \u2013 if you decide you\u2019d actually like to find a role, you may want to think less about what you\u2019ve done and focus more on the value you can create in the future for employers and clients, the problems you can solve, the results you can deliver, the transferable skills you can offer. But if not, just stay in the past \u2013 it\u2019s a great way to enjoy the benefits of being footloose and fancy free!)\nTo guarantee you can continue enjoying lazy lunches and some \u2018\u201dme time\u201d (even though you\u2019ve no idea what it means) just blame someone \u2013 anyone!\nAfter all, it\u2019s not your fault you\u2019re struggling to find work \u2013 it\u2019s the government, the greedy bankers, your incompetent employers, the hopeless recruiters, your mother-in-law, the next door neighbour\u2019s dog and of course \u2026\u2026.\u201dThe Recession\u201d \u2013 the very best excuse for 20 years to play the blame game and do nothing!\n(Oh, if you get a bit tired of blaming others and being a miserable, you may want to quit blaming the rest of the world and take personal responsibility for your situation \u2013 you\u2019ll probably find a job much faster and be a much nicer person to be around. But if not, just stay there \u2013 at least the blame game allows you to take the summer off \u2013 much more fun than working.)\n3. Hide behind your computer\nThis is a great one. If you\u2019d rather play online poker or poke a few people on Facebook than get back to work, hide behind your computer for 7 hours a day pretending you\u2019re job searching.\nYou can sit in your PJ\u2019s in front of your laptop, apply for a few random jobs, send your resume to the same recruiters and job sites that everyone else is emailing and then sit back and say \u201cOh, I\u2019m working sooo hard on my job search \u2013 but there\u2019s simply nothing out there!\u201d Genius.\n(But if you get bored or broke sitting at home playing online poker all day, you may want to come out of hiding and get serious about finding work. The internet, email and social media are just \u201ctools.\u201d Ultimately it\u2019s your relationships with people, not technology, that will help you find a job. Getting out there, speaking, meeting and engaging with people in the real world. But only do that if you really want a job. Maybe you can just stay home and dance in your lounge with Ellen? She\u2019s much more fun than working.)\n4. Wait 3 days before following up a lead\nYou\u2019ve seen a job ad or been given a warm lead. Damn it \u2013 your plans to relax and do nothing seem scuppered.\nOK, here\u2019s an idea. How about you procrastinate, put off the call for a few days until you\u2019ve perfected your resume or put off making the call until tomorrow when you feel better about yourself. That way, by the time you apply, the warm lead is cold, the job advert is inundated with other people so you don\u2019t get to interview stage at all. Brilliant \u2013 you can then continue enjoying some more time on the couch with Oprah!\n(If, on the other hand, you fancy giving up the couch and decide to get serious about finding a job, you need to be quick. In a tight job market, speed is of the essence \u2013 so act NOW, not later. You can improve, perfect and course correct later. But only if you want a job. Maybe Oprah\u2019s much nicer than a boss so why bother hey?)\n5. Be desperate\nThis one always works. Be really really desperate, needy and annoying. Just enough so that it puts people off. That way you can look like you\u2019re trying really hard but just not getting the breaks. That way you can justify taking a break from the job searching \u2013 you know, just to \u201ctake a step back and review my options\u201d. Perfect plan!\n(But if you decide that you actually want to get a job \u2013 stop trying so hard. Be open-minded and flexible, but also be confident and self-assured in the way you conduct yourself. Believe you\u2019re someone that has some value to offer \u2013 and then behave accordingly).\nSo there you go \u2013 5 ways NOT to get a job this summer. 5 ways to ensure you can spend more time improving your golf swing, watching reality TV and seeing how many juicers and useless knives you can buy from those awful shopping channels.\n(But if you\u2019d like to find a job in less time and with less stress, do the exact opposite of these 5 points and you\u2019ll stand a much better chance of succeeding)\nAnother great article, older but still worthy!\nI don\u2019t understand able bodied people who do not want to work. Not long ago, I was approached by two men in a parking lot who \u201cneeded some gas money\u201c. They both looked healthy enough to work but instead were begging for change from people buying groceries for their families. \u201dWhy can\u2019t they work?\u201d, I thought to myself as I walked to the car.\nHow many times have you seen people standing at the bottom of a freeway ramp begging for money? They can stand up all day and hold a sign, but are unable to work. What\u2019s wrong with this picture?\nI wake up every morning and go to the same job, at the same place, dealing with the same issues. It gets old and there are days when I\u2019d rather just stay home. Doesn\u2019t everyone feel this way at times? The reality is that work is part of being an adult and living in society\u2013we all need to be productive. Why is it that some people think that they should be able to live a comfortable life without working?\nAs adults, we all get to make choices and live with the consequences. Some people decide not to work and then try to escape the consequences by looking to others for support! They do this by asking for money at the supermarket, applying for government welfare programs, or just living off the generosity of others.\nWhen people don\u2019t work, they are not contributing to society. This puts a burden on responsible working adults who end up paying for them in the long run. These people are living off the labor of others. I recently discovered a blog where someone was asking for \u201dmilk and diaper money\u201c. They even had a link to Pay-Pal on their site. Well meaning people are giving them money\u2013too bad.\nI can think of other troubling situations like husbands who make their wives support them or wives who stay home and play when their husbands are slaving away (although this doesn\u2019t affect me unless they are applying for welfare). I also am troubled by people who depend on frivolous law suits, bogus insurance claims, or other scams for their income. These people put a lot of energy into figuring out how to not work. Wouldn\u2019t it just be better if they put that same energy into finding a job and keeping it?\nDon\u2019t get me wrong, I believe in being charitable\u2013in fact, we all have a responsibility to help others in need. It feels good to help a family that is really struggling, or someone with health issues, or the elderly, etc. Sometimes people just end up in difficult circumstances and need help\u2013I completely understand this.\nWith all of that said, I believe that we are actually doing harm by helping those who choose not to work. We are enabling them, the same way we are enabling an alcoholic or a drug user. I\u2019m not talking about homeless people, those who are disabled, the elderly, or special needs people. I\u2019m talking about normal people who are lazy and just don\u2019t want to work. These are able bodied people who want others to pay their way and are very good at figuring out ways to work the system. If these people don\u2019t want to work, they should have to live with the consequences. Hunger can be a great motivator! What do you think?\nSo have 15.7 million other Americans.\nAnother 16 million sit at home hoping their luck will turn. They, too, were idled to some degree by this Grave Recession.\nSo, you\u2019re not alone.\nMore than 31 million Americans share your strain \u2013 sleepless nights worrying about the bills, dreary days surfing job listings, weekends shopping for cheap eats.\nThey share your pain \u2013 calls from debt collectors, no calls from employers and higher prices for things they need.\nAnd they share your drive to survive, to get back to work, to rebuild their lives.\nBut we cannot do it alone.\nNor can you.\nwe need you. You need us . we need each other\nWhy pass legislation to help the 99ers?\nRob Conn February 9, 2011 at 6:26 pm\nI have to say i love reading articles like written by people who completely clueless. According to this article we unemployed wish to be unemployed. There are all these jobs open in factors for minimum wage and like. Sure doesn\u2019t matter if you have a house, wife a few kids to support. You should be smart and be able to support them on $300 a week. Maybe you are single, maybe just paying rent, food, student loans. So what do you do when you are living on as small as a budget possible, you don\u2019t eat out, go on vacation, and just survive and then are offered a job that pays 50% less then you need to survive, hey you should take it and show up people like the writer of this article.\nI have am today one of those 99ers. I am college graduated, i am single living a basic, my only real big expense beyond, rent, good, insurgence, utilities, phone, is my student loans which nicely take $300 more a month from what i don\u2019t have. But i pay it.\nI have applied for over 1400 jobs, i have been interviews at least 300 times, 20% or these jobs are still hiring cause they just want to find the perfect match though ever single candidate out there. another 40% of these jobs underwent hiring freezes cause of fear of more loses in the economy. another 30% of these great interviews are recruiters hiring for the same position that all the others are hiring for. Good example of this i have interviewed with 24 recruiters in a month all for the same job, where all said if you can speak Korean its a plus but not a requirement, and when i actually interviewed with the client the only thing that i lack that they required was bilingual and the rest just takes time to hire people. 3 of which i have met with three times over a 8 month period.\nNo one is taking advantage of the tax credits, no one is rushing to hire anyone. nothing. So now what do i do a month from now, when i am cant pay my bills, by back account has maybe $3 in it, i have interviews to go to and cant afford the commute anymore and my student loans begin default killing me even more.\ntake a job where i it doesn\u2019t even cover 1/3 of my minimum budget. I would never wish unemployment on anyone, but people like you may need to be like the rest of us lose everything to understand anything.\nWhile the long-time unemployed in Colorado may experience frustration in dealing with the difficult task of trying to get a human on the [unemployment insurance] customer service line to get questions answered regarding Tier 4 benefits, they should be thankful that they are not among nine other states across the nation that have failed to pass legislation that would allow claimants in their state to collect Emergency Unemployment Compensation [EUC\nFor nearly two years, John Boehner has been complaining nonstop about job growth. \u201cWhere are the jobs?,\u201d he grumbled, over and over again.\nOf course, facts are pesky things. Accordingly, Boehner never mentioned that job losses skyrocketed under George Bush, largely due to policies that Bush and Boehner championed. Nor did he mention that the job picture did in fact start to get better and better once President Obama took office, and actually started doing something\nIn many states, the crunch will come in two years, when it\u2019s time for the states to begin paying back the federal loans, says Rich Hobbie, executive director of the National Association of State Workforce Agencies.\nHobbie says that \u201c2011 will be when most of the states that have borrowed will be facing an increase in their federal unemployment tax. And that, coupled with the increases in state unemployment taxes, will really get the interest of employers, and they\u2019ll start to advocate for change.\u201d\nRe-post from someone else.\nWe Americans suffer from motivational and financial retardation. We are lazy and arrogant when we choose not to work because we think jobs available are beneath us. We are economically stupid when we live above our means. We choose not to make sacrifices to buy the things we need but instead buy the things we want. Case in point, my nephew will not pay a monthly health insurance premium of $325 for to cover himself, his wife and infant child but instead chooses to pay $450 each month for a cell phone and tobacco habit. Give a man a fish and he\u2019ll eat for a day,\u2026\u2026.look up the rest!\nPosted by Dr. Stephen,\nI myself would like to meet some people who do want to work. I am a physician and spend much of my day with patients that bring in disability forms so they don\u2019t have to work. Some of these patients are younger than 20 and have never had a job before. Just today a woman wanted disability for an ingrown toenail not to mention a bunch of narcotics and i had a man who wanted to be disabled for a plantar fasciitis. Americans have gotten used to playing the system and expected hand outs. They are abusing it so much that those in true need are unable to get assistance because the courts are bogged down with fake claims.\nAt a $100 per person Holiday party in Boston last night, Massachusetts Senator Scott Brown told his affluent audience of supporters why he cast the deciding vote blocking extended unemployment benefits.\n\u201cAnyone who is unemployed in this great land of opportunity after 6 months is obviously not very serious about finding a job,\u201d Brown told an enthusiastic audience. \u201cThese lazy loafers are sitting around the house all day in their underwear watching cartoons and Judge Judy instead of beating the pavement looking for work.\u201d In response, the crowd burst into laughter and gave Brown a standing ovation.\nBrown in closing, explained why extending the Bush tax cuts to the wealthiest people would help create jobs. \u201cWithout your $100 ticket, none of the people waiting on us here would be working tonight.\nThank You ZZ for posting this too\u2026.\nAre you going to take a job making less you will get in unemployment? NO! I know many unemployed workers who worked 20 years or more in the same job and although they are looking for work they will not accept nothing less than what they get in unemployment. When it runs out then they will start to look seriously at less paying jobs. Some of them look at it like an extended vacation. They are not lazy, just being realistic here. now if they find a job that pays more than they get on unemployment most take it but realistically there are not that many high paying jobs available for middle aged or older workers. Employers look at older workers as someone who will only work there 10 years or so, not make a career out it. So it is not a question laziness\u2026anyway\nNope not a question just pointing towards laziness, but a few other mentioned things. Old age, ability, education, ability to retrain, stamina, etc\u2026. oh and let\u2019s not forget that most over 35 have health issues of some sort and costly to insure. \ud83d\ude42\nGet on the Lazy Unemployed Apply For Everything Plan\u2026\nLuv ya Mark \ud83d\ude42\nLove Big Daddy more, but gotta give credit where credit is due.\nI\u2019m all packed\u2026.will be on the flight in the morning! nite nite\nMobs February 9, 2011 at 8:17 pm\nButch, Mobs/causeican/taxpayer are THREE different people, trust me, I know.\nbe gentle\u2026now\nyou know when its me\nBoss Hawg. February 9, 2011 at 8:56 pm\nWhy does it seem this Jobless character is being picked on.\nWhat has he ever done to any members/commentators here?\nIve seen him on that forum and he has been very helpful and supportive to many people, including ones who have talked about suicide MANY times. 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So we took the momentous decision of sending our daughter to an International school where she could learn to write in English.\nThe next challenge was where to find such a school. We knew we would have to look outside Tuscany and that life was about to become much more complicated.\nEventually, we found a school in Rome that both our children loved. So during the week, we live in Rome and on holidays and weekends, we go back to our farm. I'm not going to say it's easy. Trying to run a farm from a distance is a Gargantuan task. I know every gas station and landmark from Rome to Sansepolcro. I tell everyone it takes 1 \u00bd hours but it doesn't. It takes two full hours, and that's on a good day. But it's not just the travel that's challenging, it's also coming to terms with life in suburbia. We live in a place that can be best described as Desperate Housewives meets Middle-earth! A place where the Hobbit meets bad botox and enhanced bosoms!\nSo Yes, we are all in a period of cultural adjustment; especially me. I have discovered a brave new ex-pat world, a veritable Pandora's box of eccentricity. A world where I can understand every nuance and subtly of my mother tongue, nothing is lost in translation. A rather portly English lady asked me:\n\u201cWhere did you go to University, dear?\u201d\n\u201cU.C.L.\u201d I replied.\n\u201cOh jolly good! But when? You look so young...?\u201d\n\u201cOh years ago. I'm 43. It must be all that olive oil I produce. Keeps me young!\u201d\n\u201cNo dear, I think it's because you dress like a teenager!\u201d\nMmm, I mused, got that message loud and clear!\nOn the upside, I can now share Rome. Spectacular, stunning, romantic, passionate - an epicure's paradise.\nLook what I'm really asking you to do is to update my profile. I'm no longer the simple chick you thought you once knew, I'm more complicated. I'm the schizophrenic Tuscan farmer who oscillates between Arcadian tranquility and Roman chaos!\nlinda buchanan 23/09/2012\njust found your page and im going to try out the receipes.mmmmm.....love the whole journey you and your family are on.blessings\nPenny Sadler 27/06/2012\nKate I don't know anything about schools in Italy but your stories are always interesting. I am also quite relieved to learn that bad botox and boob jobs exist outside the USA. :) One thing I do know, your kids will benefit from the experience of knowing Rome. Good luck!\nDebi Harper 02/06/2012\nHow you are living your life is absolutely amazing! What you and your husband are doing for your children is amazing and unselfish! We need more of that in the world today and it would be a better place! The best to you and yours and thanks for sharing,I hope you will continue! You have made me feel good today just reading this. :)\nIt takes true devotion to your children to pull off what you are doing, but I give you tons of credit. I think you will find the experience rewarding, even if at times it seems more exhausting. I taught at an American school in Europe, and I heard from the locals that grammar is more important than creative thought in the primary years. If the commute to Rome is more than you wish to take on in the future, perhaps you would consider a virtual school. Does England offer such an option? Best of...\nKim Marie 11/05/2012\nthank you for sharing your story, it put a smile on my face, from one dedicated Mother to so many other Moms!! Enjoy your Mother's Day in your busy city and country, too.\nDi Kennard 11/05/2012\nIt takes a lot of love and courage to do what you have done! Enjoy your journeys download some talking books on your ipod and catch up on all of the reading (without the trouble of reading) It is all perfect and think of the tales you can tell your grandchildren. Brava signora!\nAnne Morgan 11/05/2012\nTo live your life seems like a dream come true. Just think of all the art, culture, and language your children are experiencing!!! A gift that will stay with them for ever. I have been to your world and so wish that my children will be able to see Italy and all it's splendor!!! Amore il tuo blog e mi auguro che la giornata \u00e8 bella come L'Italia\nPernille 11/05/2012\nI will come to see your farm some day not so far into the future. If you have the time then for a chat I have stories that would lift your spirit. You have to THINK as you once did.......:\" what do they know\"...had you listened to that nonsense you wouldn't be in Italy at all. 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Yes, perfect grama will equal a 10/10, creativity and personality are not regarded as talent...and this is the country that gave the world Verdi and Puccini! I can tell for sure that had I remained in Italy, I would not have a career...\nNo dear, I think you're simply amazing! :-) You and your husband have made a huge life change for the best of all possible reasons. I do hope you'll keep sharing about your life - both in Rome and on the farm! Warm wishes from the Amalfi Coast, Laura\nShannelle 11/05/2012\nI think your blog is divinity!",
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        "raw_content": "Nuggets gleaned from the manuscript\nSorry it\u2019s been over a week since I last wrote to you. I\u2019ve had a conference with a book editor about my new work, Ferment: Wine, Vineyard, and Manic Depression. He\u2019s read the manuscript and is very excited about the project. He read Canoeing the Great Plains and thinks it\u2019s a classic. He wants to see the same level of intensity in this new manuscript that he saw in Canoeing. It\u2019s almost there but not quite. He had a few suggestions for another draft before he takes it to his editorial committee. If it gets that far, it may just get shot down, but I will have done everything I could to make it the best book I can write.\nI agree with most of what the book editor says. I think most of his suggestions will make this a stronger text, and I\u2019m grateful to have the input.\nAs I go along, I find there are places where I can delete whole paragraphs. When I do this, I usually save my deletions in another file and then go back to see if they are important enough to put back into the text. I want to give you some of these nuggets. They are worth reading and they are good writing. They were just a little off the path the manuscript was taking. But you be the judge. They read like captions for pictures in a book. Take a look and see what you think. This isn\u2019t all of what I\u2019ve cut from the text so far, just those gems from the first chapter.\nUnderneath all the grand schemes I hatched as a drunk, and beneath the idea of a European trip, I\u2019d only ever wanted to be a writer. When level-headed or jacked on mania, I filled notebooks with ideas and stories. Depression led me to write poems in those same notebooks. I\u2019d even taken to an old typewriter to put many of those stories and poems to paper. But I didn\u2019t know what to do with them. 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After more translational problems, I drank the wine anyway. It slaked my thirst, evened my nerves, and brightened my mood.\nThat bratwurst was my first taste of German food, and it tasted wonderful. The dinner at the Fricks didn\u2019t really signify German food to me, at least as I imagined it (though soon it would). I\u2019m sure that hunger had a lot to do with the way that tiny loaf and sausage tasted. I ate it with joy and brushed the bread crumbs from my jacket.\nI watched them wander the store counters and fuss with items that intrigued them. I was more worried about getting on the train than putting food in my mouth, understanding that in a half an hour, we\u2019d be eating well anyway.\nAt home, drinking had assumed the status of a sacred ritual, a ceremony practiced daily. I wanted to be like my dad and drinking constituted part of his identity.\nI planned to take a train with Larry from Luxemburg City to Trier and then to the village of Wawern, where we would stay with his friends.\nI\u2019d been raised on the idea of a dynamic American contrasted with a stolid Europe groaning under the weight of its many rules. I would learn the noise of so many rules provides cover for a friendly bureaucrat to shrug, wink, or simply stamp you past such hurdles.\nOn one hand, he had only a thumb and forefinger, and the rest of his fingers just stubs. He was known in Trier as Drei-Finger Joe, Three-Finger Joe, something I never called him. But it didn\u2019t seem to hinder his work, as he served customer after customer.\nI had visited Germany many times now. This was the second time I\u2019d brought my family. Sydney had come with us in 2000, when she was nine. Nick had often heard of my experiences in Germany and had met Ivo and Udo. We were now bringing him to see my friends\u2019 homeland and, perhaps, pieces of my past. Right now, I could hear him joshing around with Ivo downstairs.\nIn the first thing I wrote, I acknowledged that many young Americans strike out on European quests. Most of them have a home to come back to. They prove their bravery and pluck. Many make great discoveries for themselves, revelations that inform their maturity and growth. They find new energy and reasons to continue school or work. On the other hand, I only accidentally and under the influence of fear, alcoholism, and untreated manic depression took off for Germany.\nI gazed on the ramblings of a young man and found myself an old man sifting through his life, considering decisions he\u2019d made, jobs he\u2019d worked, people he\u2019d come to know. I thought about where things had gone wrong, and how those mistakes, with the benefit of years and hindsight, were less errors than changes in direction. Three decades and the thought that all of us might only have twenty swift years left weighed on me. Some of the journals\u2019 content was difficult to read. They were legible, but the content disturbed me. There were still aspects about myself and ways I acted and reacted that I didn\u2019t want to admit. I took a deep breath. I put aside my reservations and read without judgment, accepting what the journals told me about myself.\nThese thirty-year-old notebooks that letters home at the time had thinned to wafers of paper on rusting spirals revealed how I\u2019d once looked at the world. I paged through them, eager to see what the person I was had to say about the time. I\u2019d written those initial journals both with excitement and trepidation. They showed that I was at times elated and at others depressed and despairing.\nAfter my friend drove away, I stood on the sidewalk outside the terminal, completely on my own now. 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        "raw_content": "Paul Hensel's Copyright Page\nGeneral Copyright Statement\nAnalogy to Plagiarism\nThis web site is defined as including all pages and files located in the directory www.paulhensel.org, whether accessed through this URL directly or through URL forwarding via icow.org, icowproject.org, or other such URLs. This includes HTML files (.html or .htm), Adobe Acrobat files (.pdf), Excel, Word, or similar documents (such as .xls, .doc, or .rtf), zipped or stuffed archives (.zip or .sit), and any other files that may be found at this location, whether accessed via HTTP, FTP, or any other protocol.\nThis site, as defined above, is \u00a9 copyright 1995-present by Paul R. Hensel. No page or file from this site may be copied or duplicated, in whole or in part, without giving full and appropriate credit to the original creator, Paul R. Hensel. If only a small portion of a page or file is being copied, perhaps a single sentence or paragraph, the copier must indicate that the excerpt came from my web page, mentioning both my name and the page URL. For larger portions, please contact me; just like academic writers must write to a book/journal publisher for permission to use longer portions of their publications, I ask that users wishing to employ large portions of my work (rather than simply linking to my page, which would be more appropriate) write to explain their reasoning and receive my permission before doing so. Both of these requests (for smaller and longer portions of my files/pages) apply both to verbatim appropriation of my work (where my page is copied word-for-word) and to near-verbatim appropriation (where my page is copied but with small changes, e.g. changing one or two words per sentence) -- just as with traditional academic citations, where the user must be careful to avoid plagiarism.\nThis copyright statement does not limit any user's right to view or use any of the pages or files on my site. For example, viewing one of these pages with a Web browser of FTP software (whether viewed during the initial transfer, subsequently viewed from the browser's cache, or subsequently printed to hard copy) copies the file from the site's server to the user's computer or printer -- but there is no change in the claimed ownership of the file; my name and contact information remain visible. Following links from this site, or creating links to pages on this site, is not a problem because the acts in question do not conceal or misrepresent the identity of the site creator.\nThis copyright statement does not prevent users from adapting the general design of one of my pages to their own page(s), or from basing some portion of their own site on elements of my site. Such usage has been important in the development of the Web, with many new Web designers adapting their style and site design partially based on the style or design of sites they have visited (ranging from background colors or innovative use of HTML code to accomplish a task such as positioning text on the page in a desired way). This statement does require, though, that any user wishing to copy portions of this site -- particularly the verbatim or near-verbatim copying of text -- must indicate the origins of the work in question. The next section of this page, comparing copyright violations to plagiarism, is intended to clarify this point.\nIt is unfortunate that I need to compose this copyright statement, but I have become aware of at least two cases where my Web work has been stolen. In one case, an undergraduate in the state of Maryland stole the full text of one of my political geography web pages, deleted all reference to my name and authorship, and passed it off as his own political geography page. In another case, a Ph.D. candidate at the University of Wisconsin stole the full text of my International Conflict and Cooperation Data page, deleted all reference to my name and authorship, and passed it off as his own \"research links\" page. In both of these cases, the text of my page was left intact, with the only changes being the replacement of my name and contact information with that of the thief and minor changes to the color of the page (the Wisconsin Ph.D. student even kept my page design and formatting, except that the box at the top of the page was changed from tan to gray). Both of these cases represent a clear theft of intellectual property, and indeed were brought to my attention by other scholars (at Binghamton University and at Rutgers University) who encountered the pages in question through Web search engines and immediately recognized the pages as mine.\nAnother way to clarify this problem is to think of it as plagiarism. In plagiarism, the thief attempts to pass off another's work as his or her own, whether by relabeling it with his/her own name or by failing to cite it properly. For example, unethical college students will sometimes attempt to hand in a paper written by another scholar -- whether the paper in question was given to them by a friend, stolen from a classmate, or purchased over the Web -- with their own name. This process may involve re-typing the paper, changing the fonts or page margins, or making other minor changes; the problem is that the original author of the paper did the work, yet the thief is claiming credit for that work and is denying credit to the original author. Stealing my web pages is essentially the same academic violation as stealing one of my papers and relabeling it as somebody else's work, even if the background color or the font is changed.\nAs long as appropriate credit is given for an article or book excerpt, there is no problem with plagiarism. Similarly, as long as appropriate credit is given for Web work such as original pages posted on this site, there is no problem with copyright violation. To the extent that material from this site is used in another web page, it must be attributed to Paul Hensel as the original author -- for example, indicating that the material was taken from one of my pages, indicating the specific page in question, and indicating exactly which material was affected; this is no different than rules for citing portions of an article that I have written. Making minor modifications to material from this site and attempting to pass it off as one's own original work is as much a violation of my copyright as is taking one of my publications, changing the font and margins (or even changing one or two words per sentence), and attempting to pass it off as somebody else's original work.\nIf there are any questions about this copyright statement, or about what constitutes fair and acceptable use of any page(s) or file(s) from my site, please do not hesitate to contact me. I may be reached most easily and reliably through electronic mail at phensel@mac.com. I will be glad to answer questions and to help determine whether an intended action is likely to be problematic, and if it is, what can be done to resolve the problem.\nhttp://www.paulhensel.org/copyrt.html",
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        "raw_content": "The review had been requested after Quebec's Association of Pathologists released a startling report in April 2009 of a limited study that had suggested a high error rate, of between 15% and 20%, in the determination of the estrogen receptor (ER) status, an important test for the determination of appropriate treatment of breast cancer patients. In recent years, there have been other disclosures of high error rates in breast cancer testing in other provinces of Canada, including Newfoundland/Labrador, Manitoba, New Brunswick, and Ontario. Quebec is the fifth province in Canada to uncover inaccuracies in breast cancer testing.\nAll breast cancers from patients in North America are tested for the presence of ER, as patients with breast cancers that are ER positive generally have a more favorable outcome than those that are ER negative, and such patients can also be successfully treated with drugs such as tamoxifen.\nPhenoPath Laboratories was selected to retest a total of 2,856 cases that had been originally analyzed at many laboratories in Quebec between April 1, 2008 and June 1, 2009. The retesting involved a technique called immunohistochemistry (IHC), a special technique in which tumor tissue prepared from the original biopsies can be viewed under the microscope and evaluated for the presence of ER. PhenoPath Laboratories was founded in 1998 by Dr. Allen M. Gown, an internationally recognized expert in the technique of IHC, and the laboratory has become a highly respected national reference laboratory for the performance of IHC and other specialized pathology testing of breast and other tumors. The laboratory was involved in a landmark study published in December 2006 demonstrating that reagents employed for the identification of ER in breast cancer specimens at PhenoPath Laboratories were significantly more sensitive and specific than those widely used in the United States and around the world. PhenoPath\u2019s vast experience and expertise with IHC in this context was a major factor in the selection of this laboratory by the Province of Quebec for this retesting.\nIn the re-analysis, results of which were just announced, a total of 87 women were found to have received a false negative result from the original pathology laboratory tests in Quebec. Of this number, 39 were required to alter their treatment and among them five women died. Minister of Health Yves Bolduc said it was impossible to determine whether the women died as a result of being improperly treated. The Quebec government has been threatened with a class action suit by a group of patients who contend they didn't receive appropriate treatment.\nDespite the relatively low rate of \u201cfalse negative\u201d ER tests revealed by the PhenoPath Laboratories retesting of the original Quebec laboratory results, given the absence of standardization and comparable retesting studies in the United States, and the additional potential sources of error not addressed in this retesting, the error rate in ER testing in breast cancer in laboratories the United States remains uncertain.\nAbout PhenoPath Laboratories:\nPhenoPath Laboratories is a national anatomic pathology reference laboratory located in Seattle, Washington. PhenoPath provides consultation services and diagnostic and research applications of immunohistochemistry (IHC), flow cytometry, FISH, CISH and PCR testing to pathologists and clinical laboratories across the United States and the world.\nAllen M. Gown, M.D. lab@phenopath.com\u2028PhenoPath Laboratories, 551 North 34th Street, Suite 100, Seattle, WA 98103-8675\u2028Telephone: 206-374-9000, 888-927-4366, FAX 206-374-9009\u2028www.phenopath.com",
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        "raw_content": "Jack Rodway has been an Account Executive at The PR Office for six months, and talks us through his experiences of his first permanent PR role.\nWhilst I\u2019ve known for a long time that PR was the career path I wished to follow, joining The PR Office has been eye-opening and surprising on so many levels. Even after a summer interning in legal PR the year before, I was still unprepared for the fast-moving nature of work in a permanent role, the excitement of being given opportunities and watching myself develop, and the sheer variety of the clients I was to encounter.\nI can\u2019t stress enough what a big impression it makes on a new joiner to be given the opportunity to participate in this sort of work\nIn my first month I was brought onto client projects and was given the opportunity to help organise, and eventually attend, a major event. I can\u2019t stress enough what a big impression it makes on a new joiner to be given the opportunity to participate in this sort of work from the get-go. Seeing the result of your work first-hand gives you a real appreciation for the importance of the smaller jobs and the contribution you can make to a project, all of which gets you up-to-speed on the client with regards to their relevant issues and topics.\ntransitioning from the life of a student into that of a (hopefully!) competent PR professional was certainly a wake-up cal\nIn terms of my personal growth and development, transitioning from the life of a student into that of a (hopefully!) competent PR practitioner was certainly a wake-up call. Real-world, real-time challenges tested me on a number of levels and, whilst tough at times, it was clear before long that I was learning new skills. I have no doubt that being able to stay on top of everything whilst juggling a long to-do list is a skill that will prove useful in other areas in my life. Whilst I don\u2019t claim to be an organisational grandmaster just yet I am getting more used to moving efficiently and effectively from one task to another, whether writing a press release one moment to briefing the media or preparing a press list the next. I have quickly learnt that in PR it isn\u2019t always possible to rigidly plan your day \u2013 being able to adapt on the fly is vital.\nTraining \u2013 or the PRO Library as we call it \u2013 has also helped me settle into my new role. This has spanned from crisis management sessions to writing workshops and, of course, the infamous PRO book club. These are all run in-house by colleagues at various levels and have given me the opportunity to not only learn from a range of people, both those I do and don\u2019t work with day-to-day, but they have also provided me with a chance to improve my own work.\u201d\nthe challenging work has been constantly balanced with opportunities to kick back as a team\nI would be lying if I claimed that the only positive aspects of my job are to do with client work, schmoozing journalists and revamping old media lists. The PR Office\u2019s working environment is a pleasure to be a part of. From mini golf at our summer away day, to steak and cocktails at the Christmas party, and pool and beers in the office on Friday afternoons, the challenging work has been constantly balanced with opportunities to kick back as a team. It\u2019s hard to quantify what a difference it makes when you\u2019re snowed under to be surrounded by a supportive team.\nJack Rodway is an English literature and creative writing graduate from Lancaster University and is now an Account Executive at The PR Office.\n\u2190 A DAY IN THE LIFE OF A GOLIN INTERN, INTUORN HUDSON\nSTUDENT LIFE: LAUREN OLD, UNIVERSITY OF SUNDERLAND \u2192\nFROM JOURNALIST TO PR AND BACK AGAIN\nSPOTLIGHT ON: SARAH PINCH, MD, PINCH POINT COMMUNICATIONS",
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        "raw_content": "The Dangers of Illegitimacy\nPosted by Andrew J. Jackson on Sep 16, 2015 in Civil Unrest, Cogitation, Featured, Government Gone Wild | 0 comments\nA more proper title for this article would have been \u201cThe Dangers of Perceived Illegitimacy\u201d as often it\u2019s the perception that matters even more than the reality of legitimacy. An illegitimate government that is perceived as legitimate will wield power as peacefully if not as effectively as a government that is truly legitimate and perceived as such. Conversely a legitimate government that is perceived as illegitimate will create an atmosphere of civil discord and strife.\nlegitimate: adjective le\u00b7git\u00b7i\u00b7mate \\li-\u02c8ji-t\u0259-m\u0259t\\ : allowed according to rules or laws : real, accepted, or official : fair or reasonable per merriam-webster.com\nToday in much of the U.S. we find ourselves in a position where there is a camp that increasingly believes our federal government is exercising unconstitutional powers through a variety of mechanisms including executive orders, legislative shenanigans (like the White House failing to submit the Iran Nuclear capitulation \u2018Deal\u2019 to the Senate for approval as the Constitution requires for treaties), an activist judiciary, kill lists that include the names of U.S. citizens\u2026likely bad people yet still U.S. Citizens who are assassinated without \u2018due process.\u2019 There\u2019s even a subset of this camp that believes that President Obama wasn\u2019t born in the United States and is therefore not eligible to lead the nation. As to that latter allegation that same camp never alleges that the President\u2019s mother wasn\u2019t a U.S. Citizen which would make him eligible in any case. Not hearing the same outcry against Senator Ted Cruse who was born in Canada to U.S. Citizens either.\nAs if the perception of federal illegitimacy wasn\u2019t bad enough there\u2019s a different, sizable camp that believes that their state and local governments are illegitimate due to racism, the legacy of slavery or because minority interests are merely protected and not promoted at the expense of other minorities and the majority populace. In fact as George Will so eloquently puts it there are so many things to be offended by, and so little time to agonize about each. The dangers of illegitimacy were put brutally on display recently when a uniformed official of the high school football variety was brazenly attacked on the field by two high school students who perceived him as racist.\nThe dangers of illegitimacy, perceived or correct do have the power to destroy our nation. I\u2019d argue that the various perceptions of illegitimacy have already greatly weakened us. When a first lady of the United States says that \u2018for the first time in my adult life I\u2019m proud of my country\u2018 because it elected her husband she was expressing her perception of our entire nation being illegitimate. When a leading presidential candidate states that our country was founded on \u2018racist principals\u2018 instead of properly stating that our great nation was founded on the concept that all men are created equal in spite of the human failings of some of our founders he\u2019s questioning our legitimacy. When the race baiters and extremists highlights our differences instead of our commonalities then we enter dangerous territory where those with communications platforms or even just a social media account begin calling for the execution of police officers for the \u2018crime\u2019 of keeping the peace or for outright class war or \u2018race war\u2018 When our unelected two party officials craft debate participation rules so as to assure their desired range of outcomes they add to this perception of illegitimacy. When congress passes tax laws so Byzantine and clearly targeted at the producers and entrepreneurs that the IRS becomes a symbol of oppression and illegitimacy we are in danger of inciting a tax revolt.\nTo make matters worse our federal government now regularly sues our State and local governments to force the States to stop enforcing the very laws that the federal government itself is sworn to uphold while our States regularly, in turn sue our federal government for abridging the rights of the States and her citizens.\nOnly by once again embracing the principals of transparency, fair play and rule of law can we hope to recapture the perception of legitimacy at the State and federal level. Those willing to commit government overreach on the left and the right would do well to remember both the words of President Jefferson and the legend of Robin Hood that so many generations were raised on. Even if we do everything right\u2026perceptions are fickle things and people will believe what they want in spite of the facts but if we don\u2019t try then the dangers of illegitimacy may prove fatal to our Republic and many of our fellow citizens.\nThe tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots & tyrants. it is it\u2019s natural manure. Thomas Jefferson writing to William Stephens Smith from Paris. Aug. 30. 1787.\nCogitation: Hubris Will Kill You!\nPosted by Grumpy G on Oct 16, 2014 in Cogitation, Cognitive Preparedness, Disease | 0 comments\nhu\u00b7bris: noun \\\u02c8hy\u00fc-br\u0259s\\ : a great or foolish amount of pride or confidence via Merriam-Webster.com\nThe death of Thomas Eric Duncan, the foreign national who recently passed away in Dallas, becoming the first US ebola death, is raising alarms. What I find even more alarming is the CDC\u2019s, and US administration\u2019s public response to his death and the subsequent infection of not one, but two of his nurses as well as the general threat that Ebola poses to our nation and the world. At every turn the CDC and administration\u2019s statements have turned out to be untrue, or patently false. The most glaring examples of this are the following:\nThe threat of Ebola coming to American shores is small: Less than two weeks later Thomas Eric Duncan was dead in Dallas and several potential cases are being monitored in Dallas, TX, Atlanta, GA and Kansas City, KS.\nThe threat of others being infected is small: One of Thomas Eric Duncan\u2019s nurses has contracted Ebola, and his family and those that are around him are being closely monitored and there is a real threat that they have been infected as well.\nThe chances of health care workers becoming infected with Ebola is almost non-existent: Two nurses in Dallas have been confirmed to have contracted Ebola, with another 70 possibly exposed. No one is 100% certain is was human error that caused the nurses to get infected, and there are conflicting reports that the virus may have mutated so as to be airborne.\nAt every turn officials have had to back pedal, or \u201cclarify\u201d what they previous meant to say. In at least one case Canadian officials actually edited info out of a web page. This was an apparent attempt to make the info fit the meme, as well as to nip any panic in the bud.\nDo I think this is all some sinister plot, or cover up? No, I do not. I do think is that it is a shining example of hubris, demonstrated by people who feel they are smarter, more informed, and simply better at doing things than every one else. The way they see the world is the \u2018way it is.\u2019 The way they say things should be run is the \u2018best way;\u2019 without exception. In their eyes, their systems and plans are infallible, as if believing that will make it so. In the best of circumstances, this is just irratating; maddingly so at times. In dire times and emergencies, say like when facing a potential epidemic/pandemic with a 50%+ death rate, that type of hubris will kill you.\nDon\u2019t think that this is soley an indictment of current adminstrations and beauracracies. 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They deal with common, everyday matters \u2013 the products we buy and discard, the places we leave behind, the corporations we inhabit, the people who pass at an ever faster clip through our lives. The future of friendship and family life is probed. Strange new subcultures and life styles are investigated, along with an array of other subjects from politics and playgrounds to skydiving and sex.\nWhat joins all these \u2013 in the book as in life \u2013 is the roaring current of change, a current so powerful today that it overturns institutions, shifts our values and shrivels our roots. Change is the process by which the future invades our lives, and it is important to look at it closely, not merely from the grand perspectives of history, but also from the vantage point of the living, breathing individuals who experience it.\nThe acceleration of change in our time is, itself, an elemental force. This accelerative thrust has personal and psychological, as well as sociological, consequences. In the pages ahead, these effects of acceleration are, for the first time, systematically explored. The book argues forcefully, I hope, that, unless man quickly learns to control the rate of change in his personal affairs as well as in society at large, we are doomed to a massive adaptational breakdown.\nIn 1965, in an article in Horizon, I coined the term \"future shock\" to describe the shattering stress and disorientation that we induce in individuals by subjecting them to too much change in too short a time. Fascinated by this concept, I spent the next five years visiting scores of universities, research centers, laboratories, and government agencies, reading countless articles and scientific papers and interviewing literally hundreds of experts on different aspects of change, coping behavior, and the future. Nobel prizewinners, hippies, psychiatrists, physicians, businessmen, professional futurists, philosophers, and educators gave voice to their concern over change, their anxieties about adaptation, their fears about the future. I came away from this experience with two disturbing convictions.\nFirst, it became clear that future shock is no longer a distantly potential danger, but a real sickness from which increasingly large numbers already suffer. This psycho-biological condition can be described in medical and psychiatric terms. It is the disease of change.\nSecond, I gradually came to be appalled by how little is actually known about adaptivity, either by those who call for and create vast changes in our society, or by those who supposedly prepare us to cope with those changes. Earnest intellectuals talk bravely about \"educating for change\" or \"preparing people for the future.\" But we know virtually nothing about how to do it. In the most rapidly changing environment to which man has ever been exposed, we remain pitifully ignorant of how the human animal copes.\nOur psychologists and politicians alike are puzzled by the seemingly irrational resistance to change exhibited by certain individuals and groups. The corporation head who wants to reorganize a department, the educator who wants to introduce a new teaching method, the mayor who wants to achieve peaceful integration of the races in his city \u2013 all, at one time or another, face this blind resistance. Yet we know little about its sources. By the same token, why do some men hunger, even rage for change, doing all in their power to create it, while others flee from it? I not only found no ready answers to such questions, but discovered that we lack even an adequate theory of adaptation, without which it is extremely unlikely that we will ever find the answers.\nThe purpose of this book, therefore, is to help us come to terms with the future \u2013 to help us cope more effectively with both personal and social change by deepening our understanding of how men respond to it. Toward this end, it puts forward a broad new theory of adaptation.\nIt also calls attention to an important, though often overlooked, distinction. Almost invariably, research into the effects of change concentrate on the destinations toward which change carries us, rather than the speed of the journey. In this book, I try to show that the rate of change has implications quite apart from, and sometimes more important than, the directions of change. No attempt to understand adaptivity can succeed until this fact is grasped. Any attempt to define the \"content\" of change must include the consequences of pace itself as part of that content.\nWilliam Ogburn, with his celebrated theory of cultural lag, pointed out how social stresses arise out of the uneven rates of change in different sectors of society. The concept of future shock \u2013 and the theory of adaptation that derives from it \u2013 strongly suggests that there must be balance, not merely between rates of change in different sectors, but between the pace of environmental change and the limited pace of human response. For future shock grows out of the increasing lag between the two.\nThe book is intended to do more than present a theory, however. It is also intended to demonstrate a method. Previously, men studied the past to shed light on the present. I have turned the time-mirror around, convinced that a coherent image of the future can also shower us with valuable insights into today. We shall find it increasingly difficult to understand our personal and public problems without making use of the future as an intellectual tool. In the pages ahead, I deliberately exploit this tool to show what it can do.\nFinally, and by no means least important, the book sets out to change the reader in a subtle yet significant sense. For reasons that will become clear in the pages that follow, successful coping with rapid change will require most of us to adopt a new stance toward the future, a new sensitive awareness of the role it plays in the present. This book is designed to increase the future-consciousness of its reader. The degree to which the reader, after finishing the book, finds himself thinking about, speculating about, or trying to anticipate future events, will provide one measure of its effectiveness.\nWith these ends stated, several reservations are in order. One has to do with the perishability of fact. Every seasoned reporter has had the experience of working on a fastbreaking story that changes its shape and meaning even before his words are put down on paper. Today the whole world is a fast-breaking story. It is inevitable, therefore, in a book written over the course of several years, that some of its facts will have been superseded between the time of research and writing and the time of publication. Professors identified with University A move, in the interim, to University B. Politicians identified with Position X shift, in the meantime, to Position Y.\nWhile a conscientious effort has been made during writing to update Future Shock, some of the facts presented are no doubt already obsolete. (This, of course, is true of many books, although authors don't like to talk about it.) The obsolescence of data has a special significance here, however, serving as it does to verify the book's own thesis about the rapidity of change. 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        "raw_content": "Hassan Nasrallah: This point should remain uncertain (for the enemy). And I want to ask a real question... Of course, I can continue to answer your questions, and if I have something to say on this subject on which you will not have questioned me, I'll say it by myself [Laughter]. Among the important points in this case is that the former Chief of Staff of the Israeli Army and former Defense Minister [Moshe] Ya'alon...\nNetanyahu, also for his personal objectives, to which I will return in a moment, by the enormous hype he did around the Operation \"Northern Shield\", which in truth did not require such a fuss, also did us a great favor in psychological warfare, by bringing terror, a feeling of helplessness and panic into the heart of all settlers in the North of occupied Palestine. You must be confident, Professor Ghassan, that from the day Operation \"Northern Shield\" started, every time a settler in the northern colonies will hear someone use a small hammer \u2013 in Lebanon, it is called \"shakouch\" [Laughter] -, he'll call the Israeli Army and tell them he heard the sound of a hammer. All that is a gift from Netanyahu.\nHassan Nasrallah: [Laughter] They will answer this call, with the grace of God.\nAnd the third or fourth point is that Netanyahu and Eizenkot \u2013 I'll discuss a new point, let me explain it in detail \u2013 deceived the Israeli people. When they say that Operation \"Northern Shield\" is over because they have discovered and destroyed or closed (all) tunnels, it is... (a blatant lie) [Laughter]. Netanyahu is not a general, but Eizenkot considers himself a general, a leading thinker on strategic issues, a visionary, and we would expect valuable expertise from him. If he is a general, well-versed in military actions, could he consider as plausible that in a vast border area \u2013 around a hundred kilometers -, if Hezbollah wants to invade Galilee, we would limit ourselves to 4 or 5 tunnels in which we'd cram thousands of fighters to bring them into Galilee and capture this territory? It's completely insane militarily speaking.\nHassan Nasrallah: [Laughter] Ask the enemy (Israel) to tell you! Their generals understand these issues \u2013 they understand them all, and I recognize the enemy's ability to understand -, but sometimes their personal interests outweigh their intelligence, and they lie and even deny the truth. But Israeli generals, who understand this, declared that Hezbollah does not need tunnels to enter Galilee. The nature of our borders and the geography of the land, and even our demographics, are very different, and are factors that favor us. And it's the same problem that Israel always had and spoke about since Yithzak Rabin, a historic military leader of that entity. To come into Galilee, no need for tunnels. Certainly, the tunnels can be an extra asset, in a partial and limited extent, but an operation of this magnitude, if we take this decision one day, will require the entire border: the hills, valleys, mountains, etc. And I tell them that they don't know from where (we'll emerge)...\nAnd once again, I merely said \"If we decide (to enter Galilee)\", it's only a possibility. Because the decision to go to Galilee will be taken in the event of a war launched against Lebanon, and that's when we'll see if we enter Galilee or not; we are not talking of an action initiated by us, and I specify it to refute any accusation or illusion that would make some people say that the Sayyed (Nasrallah) wants to start a war, or threatens to go to war, no: this is a defensive perspective. They will not know from where we'll come: from land, from the underground, from the skies, from the heights... Some time ago, a Lebanese TV analyzed the possibility of the use of motorcycles that can overcome obstacles of 2, 3 or 4 meters, and it is known that Hezbollah uses such bikes (to approach tanks and destroy them, etc.)... [Laughter]\nHassan Nasrallah: I'm not going to tell you, of course. [Laughter]\nHassan Nasrallah: There are many possibilities. Nothing is insurmountable. There is always a solution. They are able to think and so are we, but (in this field), our (intellectual) abilities are superior to theirs. The important thing is that we use our brains, that's all it takes. [To be continued]",
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        "raw_content": "The Legacy of Alfreda Houston\nAlfreda Batiste Arthur Houston (1940 \u2013 2006).\nDuring the month of June, Rosenberg Library celebrated the legacy of Alfreda Houston, community leader and activist best known for her work as Executive Director of St. Vincent\u2019s House in Galveston. The Library exhibited an assortment of awards given to Ms. Houston in recognition of her service to the area\u2019s underserved and disadvantaged population. This collection, along with her personal papers, was donated to the Library by Ms. Houston before her death in 2006.\nAlfreda Houston was born in Galveston on July 11, 1940. She graduated from Central High School and later received a degree in Social Work from Louisiana State University. While a high school student in the 1950s, Houston first began working for St. Vincent\u2019s House. Established in 1954, St. Vincent\u2019s House started out as a small outreach ministry of St. Augustine of Hippo Episcopal Church, a historically African American congregation located at 41st Street and M \u00bd in Galveston. St. Vincent\u2019s House was a community center located north of Broadway and west of 25th Street, a neighborhood in which residents faced numerous challenges including high rates of poverty and lack of basic health services.\nAlfreda Houston grew up near this area, and continued to live there as she raised her family of eight children in the Palm Terrace public housing complex. She was employed as a social worker at the Early Childhood Learning Center and also worked at Maggie\u2019s Restaurant in order to support her household. In 1975, she became the Executive Director of St. Vincent\u2019s House and worked to provide affordable, high-quality child care, health services, and emergency assistance to underserved residents. She remained in this position for more than two decades, finally retiring in 1999.\nIn addition to her responsibilities at St. Vincent\u2019s House, Ms. Houston served on numerous boards and committees, including the Palm Terrace Tenant Council, Galveston Housing Authority, Clean Galveston, Parks and Recreation, and Galveston Partnership for Better Living. She was also involved with the Galveston Race Relations Committee and the annual Juneteenth celebrations.\nAlfreda Houston\u2019s long and distinguished record of service was recognized by many organizations over the years. Awards bestowed upon her included the Zeta Psi Beta Sorority Award for Distinguished Achievement, the Delta Sigma Theta Award for Outstanding Community Service, and the NAACP Juneteenth Image Award. She was inducted into the Galveston Women\u2019s Hall of Fame in 1984 and was the first recipient of Galveston Historical Foundation\u2019s Steel Oleander Award. Galveston Daily News named Alfreda Houston its Citizen of the Year in 1997.\nThe Alfreda Houston Community Service Award (Houston\u2019s Heroes Award) was established in 2004 as a tribute to its namesake\u2019s legacy as a passionate and tireless advocate for Galveston\u2019s most vulnerable residents. The award is presented annually at the St. Vincent\u2019s Day celebration in September. This event commemorates St. Vincent de Paul, the patron saint of the homeless, hungry, and those living in poverty.\nThe three-block stretch of Postoffice Street from 27th to 30th was renamed Alfreda Houston Place on September 19, 2009 during the 40th Anniversary celebration for St. Vincent\u2019s Clinic at 2817 Postoffice.",
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        "raw_content": "On August 21, 2015, the United States District Court for the District of Columbia granted the motion to quash of Paul B. Goldberg, a Washington, D.C.-based, award-winning journalist, and the editor and publisher of The Cancer Letter, on grounds that the information sought by Amgen Inc. is protected by the Reporter\u2019s Privilege under the First Amendment. The dispute arose out of a shareholder class-action lawsuit pending in federal court in the Central District of California, In Re Amgen Inc. Securities Litigation, No. 07-2536 (C.D. Cal.). In connection with that case, Respondent Amgen, issued a subpoena to Mr. Goldberg, seeking to depose Mr. Goldberg regarding an article he published on February 16, 2007 titled \u201cDanish Researchers Post Long-Awaited Aranesp Results\u2014Ever So Discreetly\u201d (the \u201cArticle\u201d).\nIn this Article, Mr. Goldberg reported on the results of a study ( \u201cDAHANCA 10\u201d) designed, in part, to address safety issues of the drug Aranesp. Aranesp was widely used for treating anemia in patients with chronic kidney disease or undergoing chemotherapy. The DAHANCA 10 results that Mr. Goldberg reported included that the study was temporarily halted in October 2006, and two months later the researchers posted a decision on their website to end the study entirely because results showed that some patients experienced greater tumor growth on Aranesp and overall survival was greater among those not treated with the drug. Following Mr. Goldberg\u2019s report of these results, a congressional hearing was held (because Aranesp was widely used in government health care programs) and the FDA added a black box warning (the most serious warning about a safety risk) to the Aranesp labeling. Mr. Goldberg\u2019s Article is also the purported \u201ccorrective disclosure\u201d in In re Amgen Securities Litigation. The Plaintiffs in that litigation claim that Defendant misled regulators and investors about the safety and effectiveness of Aranesp by failing to disclose to shareholders the results of the DAHANCA 10 study. The Plaintiffs further allege that the Article published by The Cancer Letter caused the DAHANCA 10 results to become widely known.\nAmgen argued that it should be permitted to depose Mr. Goldberg as to five categories of information. The Court\u2019s opinion walked through each of the five categories, giving consideration to the following two factors\u2014(1) the civil litigant\u2019s need for the information; and (2) the civil litigant\u2019s efforts to obtain the information from alternative sources. In each case, the Court found that Amgen did not satisfy its burden.\n(1) First, Amgen sought to depose Mr. Goldberg to confirm that he spoke to two Wall Street sources before the Article\u2019s publication. While the Court believed this evidence \u201ccould bolster Amgen\u2019s defenses,\u201d it found that Amgen did not sufficiently exhaust alternative sources.\n(2) Second, Amgen sought to depose Mr. Goldberg to verify the statements attributed in the Article to two doctors, Dr. Henke and Dr. Bennett. The Court found that this evidence is neither critical to Amgen\u2019s case, nor did Amgen sufficiently exhaust alternative sources (Amgen did not even seek to depose the doctors themselves).\n(3) Third, Amgen sought to depose Mr. Goldberg about whether he spoke to anyone else that was aware of the DAHANCA 10 study\u2019s results before the Article was published. Here, the Court found that \u201casking the question would be pointless\u201d since it was already made clear, through counsel, that the only people Mr. Goldberg spoke with who were aware of the study were the two doctors.\n(4) Fourth, Amgen sought to depose Mr. Goldberg about how he learned of the DAHANCA 10 study. Here, the Court found that such questions were unlikely to produce evidence that goes to the heart of Amgen\u2019s defense.\n(5) Fifth, Amgen sought to depose Mr. Goldberg about the basis for an assertion made in his moving papers that the DAHANCA 10 study was \u201cwidely available.\u201d Here, the Court found that \u201cAmgen is grasping at straws\u201d since the \u201cwidely available\u201d language was clearly a statement made in Goldberg\u2019s brief in connection with the article being locatable through Google, and it was not a statement of Goldberg\u2019s personal beliefs.\nThe Court declined Amgen\u2019s request to compel Goldberg to invoke the journalist\u2019s privilege on a question-by-question.\nMr. Goldberg was represented in this case by Rothwell Figg attorneys Steven Lieberman and Jenny Colgate.\nPhoto: Diego M. Radzinschi/NLJ",
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        "raw_content": "This is wonderful news. Lord Ivar Mountbatten is to marry his partner, James Coyle, an airline cabin services director, later this summer, at his home, Bridwell Park, in Devon.\nThe tabloids and a selection of royal websites are touting this marriage as the first same sex marriage in the Royal Family. The papers and sites describe the 55-year-old Lord Ivar as as Queen Elizabeth's cousin.\nYes, the words Royal Family and Queen's cousin get the clicks and the attention. But it must be stressed that Lord Ivar is not a member of the Royal Family. He is Queen Elizabeth II's third cousin once removed, which is not that close.\nVictoria - Edward - George - George -Elizabeth\nVictoria - Alice - Victoria - George -David -Ivar\nWhat these journalists and bloggers are omitting are the real family connections. Lord Ivar's father, David, 3rd Marquess of Milford Haven (1919-1970), was Prince Philip's FIRST Cousin. Childhood playmates. David's father, George, who was married to Countess Nada de Torby, was Prince Philip's guardian until his death in 1938.\nGeorge had two older sisters, Alice (Princess Andrew of Greece and Denmark), Louise (Queen of Sweden) and a younger, brother, Louis, known as Dickie, known as Lord Louis Mountbatten after the family relinquished their German titles (Princes and Princess of Battenberg) for a British peerage. George's father. Prince Louis of Battenberg, a naturalized Briton, who rose to the position of First Sea Lord, was created Marquess of Milford Haven, Earl of Medina and Viscount Alderney. His wife, Victoria, a granddaughter of Queen Victoria, was offered the opportunity by her first cousin, George V, to retain her own title of Princess (dropping the of Hesse and By Rhine) but she preferred to be styled by her husband's new title. Princess Victoria, whose mother was Princess Alice, Queen Victoria's second daughter and third child, had new style and title: Marchioness of Milford.\nVictoria, as Dowager Marchioness of Milford Haven lived in a grace and favor apartment in Kensington Palace until her death in 1950.\nIt is important to stress Lord Ivar's relationship to the Royal Family without insisting that he is a member of the Royal Family.\nDavid and Philip were childhood playmates, good friends, along with David's first cousin, Alex Wernher. Alex (1918-1942) was the son of Sir Harold and Lady Zia Wernher (nee Countess Zia de Torby, sister of the Marchioness of Milford Haven.) Alex was Philip's mentor and very much like a supportive older brother. Philip was devastated when he learned that Alex had been killed in action in 1942.\nhttp://royalmusingsblogspotcom.blogspot.com/2017/12/of-course-elizabeth-knew-philip.html\nDavid Milford Haven was Philip's best man at the latter's wedding to the the Princess Elizabeth, in November 1947. But after Philip's marriage, the friendship between he and his first cousin dissipated as Lord Milford Haven may have blotted his copy book with his royal cousin. The palace -- and especially Philip, may have been disappointed in the choices that David made and the hard-partying friends that he made among London's demi-monde society.\nLord Milford Haven caught the attention of the press when he became engaged to an American, another Mrs. Simpson, who was born Romaine Dahlgren Pierce (1923-1975). The marriage took place in Washington, D.C., in 1950. The marriage did not last long, as Lady Milford Haven sought a divorce four years later in Mexico.\nIn 1958, David petitioned the High Court of Justice to have the Mexican divorce recognized as valid in the United Kingdom. The Mexican divorce was ruled invalid and in July 1960, Lady Milford Haven filed a divorce petition in London. A week later, a judge granted a decree nisi to Lady Miford Haven on the grounds of Lord Milford Haven's adultery.\nIn November 1960, Lord Milford Haven announced his engagement to Bermuda-born Janet Mercedes Bryce. The only member of David's family to attend the wedding, which took place on November 17, 1960 at St. Andrew's, Frognal, was his aunt, Queen Louise of Sweden.\nThe new bride and groom shared a family connection. Janet's paternal aunt Mary Mercedes Bryce married Col. Joseph Harold John Phillips. Their younger son, Lt. Col. Harold Pedro Joseph Phillips (1909-1980) married Georgina Wernher, David Milford Haven's first cousin.\nThe couple had two sons: George, the 4th Marquess of Milford (1961) and Lord Ivar Mountbatten (1963).\nLord Milford Haven died on April 14, 1970 after collapsing at Liverpool Street Station. The Duke of Edinburgh was present for the Memorial Service, held in the Queen's Chapel, St. James's Palace, on June 23, 1970.\nLord Ivar attended Gordonstoun. He decided to attend university in the United States and received a BA in geology from Middlebury College in Vermont. After spending several years working as a mining expert in Venezuela, Ivar returned to England to live. He and his older brother had inherited Moyns Park, a stately home in Steeple Bumpstead in Essex. The estate had been left to the brothers by Josephine Hartford Bryce, the widow of Janet's first cousin, Ivar Bryce. Josephine was a heir to the A&P fortune and the sister of Huntington Hartford.\nIvar Bryce was a long time friend of Ian Fleming.\nLord Ivar moved into Moyns Park and planned to make it his home. He bought his brother, George's half of the inheritance. In 1994, Ivar married Penelope Thompson, The guests at the wedding including Princess Margaret, Prince Edward and Sophie Rhys-Jones. Edward and Lord Ivar have been friends since childhood so it was not a surprise that Lord Ivar was named as one of Lady Louise Windsor's godparents.\nThey lived in Moyns Park for several years before deciding that they wanted to raise their family in a more quiet setting. Moyns Park was more business than home as the house was rented out for conferences and other events.\nLord Ivar sold Moyns Park for \u00a34 million in 1997 and purchased Bridwell Park in Uffculme, Devon, not long afterward. The first reports of marital discord surfaced in September 2010. They divorced a year later.\nLord and Lady Ivar are the parents of three daughters, Ella Louise Georgina (1996), Alexandra Nada Victoria (1998) and Louise Xenia Rose (2002). The Earl of Wessex is a godfather to Ella and the Countess of Wessex is one of Alexandra's godmothers.\nIt was not until the fall of 2016 that Lord Ivar decided to go public about his homosexuality and that he had fallen in love with a man who attended the same yoga class as his former wife.\nHe spoke to the Daily Mail about coming out and acknowledging his relationship with James Coyle in a very public manner.\n\"Being a Mountbatten was never the problem. 'It was the generation into which I was born. When I was growing up, it was known as \"the love that dare not speak its name\", but what's amazing now is how far we have all come in terms of acceptance.\"\nThe two men met in Verbier in March 2015.\nLord Ivar realized he was bi-sexual when he was a teenager, but \"I just did not want to go there because there would have been so much grief.\n\"I never thought I would get married because I didn't want to be untruthful. Penny was aware before we got married. I told her I was bisexual, that my attraction went both ways. She was understanding and I will always be grateful to her. We had a lot of fun, we have three fabulous daughters and I don't regret any stage of my life.\n\"Ultimately, Penny did not feel sufficiently loved and she wanted more from a husband than she could get from me. Given my sexuality, I was quite surprised she married me in the first place. It was brave. Perhaps she thought she could change me but in the end she realised she couldn't.\"\nLast week, Lord Ivar announced that he and James will marry later this summer.\nThe marriage has the support of his former wife and their three daughters. In fact, Penny joined Ivar and James for their first interview.\nPenny will be giving Lord Ivar away at the ceremony.\n\"It was the girls' idea. It makes me feel quite emotional. I'm really very touched\"\nLord Ivar said that the marriage \"has the full blessing\" of their family and friends, including the Earl of Wessex. \"Sophie and Edward know of our plans and are really excited for us. Sadly they can't come to the wedding. Their diaries are arranged months in advance and they're not around, but they adore James. Everyone adores him.\"\nLord Ivar is a descendant of Queen Victoria, Peter the Great and Alexander Pushkin. Although he is closely related to the Duke of Edinburgh -- and the Prince of Wales is his second cousin -- he is not a member of the British Royal Family. He is the younger brother of the 4th Marquess of Milford Haven and is related to all of Europe's royal houses. Through his maternal grandfather, Lord Ivar has Peruvian ancestry.\nhttp://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3794495/I-m-gay-says-Queen-s-cousin-m-not-100-comfortable-Royal-godfather-Prince-Edward-s-eldest-child-introduces-new-man-life-does-yoga-ex-wife.html\nhttp://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5849971/Royal-familys-gay-wedding-story-Queens-cousin-Lord-Ivar-Mountbatten.html\nhttp://bridwell.co.uk\nmet314 said...\nIt's very kind that his ex-wife is giving Lord Ivar away; a lot of women would not be able to make that gesture.\nmarlogal said...\nWonderfully informative. You always amaze me with your knowledge. How are titles used with same sex marriages? 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        "raw_content": "The Vice-Chairman\u2019s Indisposition\nA meeting of this council was held on Wednesday night, when there were present : Mr. F. Knight (chairman), the Ven. A. Kitchin, Messrs. G. H. Skinner, G. Miller, F. Ballard, C. E. Bayes, J. S. Clipson, T. Swindall, C. Bates, and W. Bazeley, with the Clerk (Mr. G. S. Mason), the Surveyor (Mr. W. B. Madin), and the Sanitary Inspector (Mr. W. G. F. Kingston).\nVice-Chairman Indisposed\nThe Chairman said he was very sorry to say that the vice-chairman (Mr. J. Claridge) was indisposed. He was sure it was the wish of everyone that Mr. Claridge might soon be restored to health and be with them as usual.\nA meeting of the Plans, Highways, and Lighting Committee was held at the Council Buildings on Wednesday, the 31st August, 1910, when there were present :- Messrs. F. Knight (chairman), J. Claridge, C. E. Bayes, W. Bazeley, G. Miller, and J. S. Clipson.\nMr. J. 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Kitchin.\nThe Medical Officer reported that there had been five cases of infectious disease notified since the last meeting, viz., one of scarlet fever and four of diphtheria .\nThe Sanitary Inspector reported that since the last meeting 14 informal notices had been issued, calling attention to nuisances, etc., which for the most part were receiving attention.\nThe Inspector informed the Committee that the house, No. 1, Albion-place, occupied by Stephen Boddington, was in an over-crowded state, thereby causing a nuisance.\nIt was resolved to recommend the Council to serve a notice on Mr. Boddington requiring him to abate the nuisance forthwith.\nThe Inspector also reported that he had disinfected the whole of the elementary schools in the district during the August holidays.\nThe quarterly report of Mr. Bainbridge was received, from which it appeared that on the 29th, 30th, and 31st August he had visited 25 premises, belonging to 23 cowkeepers, and inspected 244 cows and heifers , making special examination of their udders and throats. 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        "raw_content": "Jesse Lingard keen to follow in Ryan Giggs' footsteps\nManchester United winger Jesse Lingard, who progressed through the Reds' youth ranks, pays tribute to a fellow wideman who took the same route \u2013 with unprecedented success...\n\"Ryan Giggs pretty much won everything there is to win in the game. He made over 900 appearances for the club and always stayed loyal to Manchester United, which is really impressive.\n\"He made his debut at 17 and so paved the way for youngsters here, showing what can be achieved. He came through the ranks and I know I always looked up to him. While you appreciate the need to be patient for your chance, you also realise he managed to get a chance at a young age. He obviously had that ability and did very well.\n\"Playing on the wing, he liked to take players on, score goals and make assists. Most importantly, he wanted to get fans off their seats, which is what I like doing myself. As soon as he was on the ball, it was very exciting because he was always going to create something. I would like to take some of that into my game.\n\"My favourite goal has to be his one in the FA Cup semi-final replay against Arsenal in 1999. That was a highlight of his career. It was a quality run and a great finish. To be so composed after such a long run was incredible and the celebrations afterwards were very memorable.\n\"It\u2019s good that he\u2019s stayed on at the club, obviously. For young players he knows their background more than the manager coming in. So it\u2019s good for him to still be around to look after us lads who want to follow in his footsteps.\n\"He is always giving advice to all the youngsters and helping us out in any way he can. Whether it\u2019s in training or on matchdays, he always gives you little tips and pointers. He has one-on-one chats to see how you\u2019re doing and how you\u2019re coping, stuff like that, and he will always help you out in any way he can.\n\"He never got tired of winning as a player and he\u2019s still hungry as a coach, and that\u2019s what makes him a great person to be around.\"\nRelated keywords: Manchester United, Jesse Lingard, Ryan Giggs",
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Johnson now has 17 goals and 12 assists on the season.\nDec. 22 8:53 PM PT9:53 PM MT10:53 PM CT11:53 PM ET4:53 GMT12:53 9:53 PM MST10:53 PM CST11:53 PM EST8:53 UAE23:53 ETNaN:\ufffd BRT - Tyler Johnson scored two goals in 15:51 of ice time in the Lightning's 6-3 win over the Oilers on Saturday. He took two shots and had a plus-minus of +3 for the game. Johnson now has 16 goals on the season.\nDec. 20 8:06 PM PT9:06 PM MT10:06 PM CT11:06 PM ET4:06 GMT12:06 9:06 PM MST10:06 PM CST11:06 PM EST8:06 UAE23:06 ETNaN:\ufffd BRT - Tyler Johnson had 16:40 of ice time in the Lightning's 5-4 shootout win over the Flames on Thursday. He took three shots and had a plus-minus of -2 for the game.\nDec. 18 8:55 PM PT9:55 PM MT10:55 PM CT11:55 PM ET4:55 GMT12:55 9:55 PM MST10:55 PM CST11:55 PM EST8:55 UAE23:55 ETNaN:\ufffd BRT - Tyler Johnson had an assist in 15:55 of ice time in the Lightning's 5-2 win over the Canucks on Tuesday. He took two shots and had a plus-minus of +1 for the game. Johnson now has 11 assists on the season.\nDec. 16 5:53 PM PT6:53 PM MT7:53 PM CT8:53 PM ET1:53 GMT9:53 6:53 PM MST7:53 PM CST8:53 PM EST5:53 UAE (+1)20:53 ETNaN:\ufffd BRT - Tyler Johnson scored one goal in 16:54 of ice time in the Lightning's 5-4 overtime loss to the Jets on Sunday. He took four shots and had a plus-minus of even for the game. Johnson now has 14 goals on the season.\nDec. 13 6:21 PM PT7:21 PM MT8:21 PM CT9:21 PM ET2:21 GMT10:21 7:21 PM MST8:21 PM CST9:21 PM EST6:21 UAE (+1)21:21 ETNaN:\ufffd BRT - Tyler Johnson scored one goal in 13:27 of ice time in the Lightning's 4-1 win over the Maple Leafs on Thursday. He took one shot and had a plus-minus of even for the game. Johnson now has 13 goals on the season.\nDec. 10 6:16 PM PT7:16 PM MT8:16 PM CT9:16 PM ET2:16 GMT10:16 7:16 PM MST8:16 PM CST9:16 PM EST6:16 UAE (+1)21:16 ETNaN:\ufffd BRT - Tyler Johnson had 17:19 of ice time in the Lightning's 6-3 win over the Rangers on Monday. He took two shots and had a plus-minus of even for the game.\nDec. 8 5:49 PM PT6:49 PM MT7:49 PM CT8:49 PM ET1:49 GMT9:49 6:49 PM MST7:49 PM CST8:49 PM EST5:49 UAE (+1)20:49 ETNaN:\ufffd BRT - Tyler Johnson tallied one goal and one assist in 14:00 of ice time in the Lightning's 7-1 win over the Avalanche on Saturday. He took two shots and had a plus-minus of even for the game. Johnson now has 12 goals and 10 assists on the season.\nDec. 6 6:08 PM PT7:08 PM MT8:08 PM CT9:08 PM ET2:08 GMT10:08 7:08 PM MST8:08 PM CST9:08 PM EST6:08 UAE (+1)21:08 ETNaN:\ufffd BRT - Tyler Johnson had an assist in 13:25 of ice time in the Lightning's 3-2 win over the Bruins on Thursday. He took four shots and had a plus-minus of even for the game. Johnson now has nine assists on the season.\nDec. 4 6:35 PM PT7:35 PM MT8:35 PM CT9:35 PM ET2:35 GMT10:35 7:35 PM MST8:35 PM CST9:35 PM EST6:35 UAE (+1)21:35 ETNaN:\ufffd BRT - Tyler Johnson had 15:31 of ice time in the Lightning's 6-5 shootout win over the Red Wings on Tuesday. He took two shots and had a plus-minus of -1 for the game.\nDec. 4 10:31 AM PT11:31 AM MT12:31 PM CT1:31 PM ET18:31 GMT2:31 11:31 AM MST12:31 PM CST1:31 PM EST22:31 UAE13:31 ETNaN:\ufffd BRT - Tyler Johnson scored one goal in 15:08 of ice time in the Lightning's 5-1 win over the Devils on Monday. He took three shots and had a plus-minus of +2 for the game. Johnson now has 11 goals on the season.\nDec. 1 6:08 PM PT7:08 PM MT8:08 PM CT9:08 PM ET2:08 GMT10:08 7:08 PM MST8:08 PM CST9:08 PM EST6:08 UAE (+1)21:08 ETNaN:\ufffd BRT - Tyler Johnson had an assist in 16:52 of ice time in the Lightning's 5-4 overtime win over the Panthers on Saturday. He took one shot and had a plus-minus of -2 for the game. Johnson now has eight assists on the season.\nNov. 29 6:17 PM PT7:17 PM MT8:17 PM CT9:17 PM ET2:17 GMT10:17 7:17 PM MST8:17 PM CST9:17 PM EST6:17 UAE (+1)21:17 ETNaN:\ufffd BRT - Tyler Johnson had 18:21 of ice time in the Lightning's 5-4 win over the Sabres on Thursday. He took three shots and had a plus-minus of -1 for the game.\nNov. 27 6:08 PM PT7:08 PM MT8:08 PM CT9:08 PM ET2:08 GMT10:08 7:08 PM MST8:08 PM CST9:08 PM EST6:08 UAE (+1)21:08 ETNaN:\ufffd BRT - Tyler Johnson had 20:36 of ice time in the Lightning's 3-1 loss to the Ducks on Tuesday. He took two shots and had a plus-minus of +1 for the game.\nNov. 25 5:54 PM PT6:54 PM MT7:54 PM CT8:54 PM ET1:54 GMT9:54 6:54 PM MST7:54 PM CST8:54 PM EST5:54 UAE (+1)20:54 ETNaN:\ufffd BRT - Tyler Johnson scored one goal in 13:34 of ice time in the Lightning's 5-2 win over the Devils on Sunday. He took four shots and had a plus-minus of even for the game. Johnson now has 10 goals on the season.\nNov. 23 6:09 PM PT7:09 PM MT8:09 PM CT9:09 PM ET2:09 GMT10:09 7:09 PM MST8:09 PM CST9:09 PM EST6:09 UAE (+1)21:09 ETNaN:\ufffd BRT - Tyler Johnson scored two goals in 17:46 of ice time in the Lightning's 4-2 win over the Blackhawks on Friday. He took three shots and had a plus-minus of +2 for the game. Johnson now has nine goals on the season.\nNov. 21 6:17 PM PT7:17 PM MT8:17 PM CT9:17 PM ET2:17 GMT10:17 7:17 PM MST8:17 PM CST9:17 PM EST6:17 UAE (+1)21:17 ETNaN:\ufffd BRT - Tyler Johnson had 17:38 of ice time in the Lightning's 7-3 win over the Panthers on Wednesday. He took one shot and had a plus-minus of even for the game.\nNov. 19 6:43 PM PT7:43 PM MT8:43 PM CT9:43 PM ET2:43 GMT10:43 7:43 PM MST8:43 PM CST9:43 PM EST6:43 UAE (+1)21:43 ETNaN:\ufffd BRT - Tyler Johnson had 22:03 of ice time in the Lightning's 3-2 loss to the Predators on Monday. He took two shots and had a plus-minus of +2 for the game.\nNov. 17 11:55 AM PT12:55 PM MT1:55 PM CT2:55 PM ET19:55 GMT3:55 12:55 PM MST1:55 PM CST2:55 PM EST23:55 UAE14:55 ETNaN:\ufffd BRT - Tyler Johnson scored one goal in 14:29 of ice time in the Lightning's 6-5 overtime win over the Flyers on Saturday. He took one shot and had a plus-minus of -1 for the game. Johnson now has seven goals on the season.\nNov. 15 5:43 PM PT6:43 PM MT7:43 PM CT8:43 PM ET1:43 GMT9:43 6:43 PM MST7:43 PM CST8:43 PM EST5:43 UAE (+1)20:43 ETNaN:\ufffd BRT - Tyler Johnson had an assist in 13:37 of ice time in the Lightning's 4-3 win over the Penguins on Thursday. He took one shot and had a plus-minus of -1 for the game. Johnson now has seven assists on the season.\nNov. 13 6:18 PM PT7:18 PM MT8:18 PM CT9:18 PM ET2:18 GMT10:18 7:18 PM MST8:18 PM CST9:18 PM EST6:18 UAE (+1)21:18 ETNaN:\ufffd BRT - Tyler Johnson had 15:39 of ice time in the Lightning's 2-1 loss to the Sabres on Tuesday. He took one shot and had a plus-minus of -2 for the game.\nNov. 10 5:56 PM PT6:56 PM MT7:56 PM CT8:56 PM ET1:56 GMT9:56 6:56 PM MST7:56 PM CST8:56 PM EST5:56 UAE (+1)20:56 ETNaN:\ufffd BRT - Tyler Johnson had 18:49 of ice time in the Lightning's 6-4 loss to the Senators on Saturday. He didn't take a shot and had a plus-minus of -2 for the game.\nNov. 8 6:17 PM PT7:17 PM MT8:17 PM CT9:17 PM ET2:17 GMT10:17 7:17 PM MST8:17 PM CST9:17 PM EST6:17 UAE (+1)21:17 ETNaN:\ufffd BRT - Tyler Johnson scored one goal in 16:21 of ice time in the Lightning's 4-2 win over the Islanders on Thursday. He took three shots and had a plus-minus of -1 for the game. Johnson now has six goals on the season.\nNov. 6 6:22 PM PT7:22 PM MT8:22 PM CT9:22 PM ET2:22 GMT10:22 7:22 PM MST8:22 PM CST9:22 PM EST6:22 UAE (+1)21:22 ETNaN:\ufffd BRT - Tyler Johnson had an assist in 18:42 of ice time in the Lightning's 5-2 win over the Oilers on Tuesday. He took two shots and had a plus-minus of +1 for the game. Johnson now has six assists on the season.\nNov. 4 5:51 PM PT6:51 PM MT7:51 PM CT8:51 PM ET1:51 GMT9:51 6:51 PM MST7:51 PM CST8:51 PM EST5:51 UAE (+1)20:51 ETNaN:\ufffd BRT - Tyler Johnson had an assist in 14:38 of ice time in the Lightning's 4-3 overtime win over the Senators on Sunday. He took three shots and had a plus-minus of even for the game. Johnson now has five assists on the season.\nNov. 3 6:07 PM PT7:07 PM MT8:07 PM CT9:07 PM ET1:07 GMT9:07 6:07 PM MST7:07 PM CST8:07 PM EST5:07 UAE (+1)21:07 ETNaN:\ufffd BRT - Tyler Johnson had 17:49 of ice time in the Lightning's 4-1 win over the Canadiens on Saturday. He didn't take a shot and had a plus-minus of even for the game.\nNov. 1 6:19 PM PT7:19 PM MT8:19 PM CT9:19 PM ET1:19 GMT9:19 6:19 PM MST7:19 PM CST8:19 PM EST5:19 UAE (+1)21:19 ETNaN:\ufffd BRT - Tyler Johnson had 17:34 of ice time in the Lightning's 4-1 loss to the Predators on Thursday. He took two shots and had a plus-minus of -1 for the game.\nOct. 30 6:25 PM PT7:25 PM MT8:25 PM CT9:25 PM ET1:25 GMT9:25 6:25 PM MST7:25 PM CST8:25 PM EST5:25 UAE (+1)21:25 ETNaN:\ufffd BRT - Tyler Johnson tallied one goal and one assist in 19:15 of ice time in the Lightning's 8-3 win over the Devils on Tuesday. He took one shot and had a plus-minus of +4 for the game. Johnson now has five goals and four assists on the season.\nOct. 27 7:46 PM PT8:46 PM MT9:46 PM CT10:46 PM ET2:46 GMT10:46 7:46 PM MST8:46 PM CST9:46 PM EST6:46 UAE (+1)22:46 ETNaN:\ufffd BRT - Tyler Johnson had an assist in 16:03 of ice time in the Lightning's 7-1 loss to the Coyotes on Saturday. He took one shot and had a plus-minus of -1 for the game. Johnson now has three assists on the season.\nOct. 26 4:55 PM PT5:55 PM MT6:55 PM CT7:55 PM ET23:55 GMT7:55 4:55 PM MST5:55 PM CST6:55 PM EST3:55 UAE (+1)19:55 ETNaN:\ufffd BRT - Tyler Johnson scored one goal in 15:03 of ice time in the Lightning's 3-2 win over the Golden Knights on Friday. He took two shots and had a plus-minus of even for the game. Johnson now has four goals on the season.\nOct. 24 8:18 PM PT9:18 PM MT10:18 PM CT11:18 PM ET3:18 GMT11:18 8:18 PM MST9:18 PM CST10:18 PM EST7:18 UAE (+1)23:18 ETNaN:\ufffd BRT - Tyler Johnson had 15:57 of ice time in the Lightning's 1-0 win over the Avalanche on Wednesday. He didn't take a shot and had a plus-minus of even for the game.\nOct. 21 6:21 PM PT7:21 PM MT8:21 PM CT9:21 PM ET1:21 GMT9:21 6:21 PM MST7:21 PM CST8:21 PM EST5:21 UAE (+1)21:21 ETNaN:\ufffd BRT - Tyler Johnson had 15:42 of ice time in the Lightning's 6-3 win over the Blackhawks on Sunday. He took six shots and had a plus-minus of +1 for the game.\nOct. 20 6:57 PM PT7:57 PM MT8:57 PM CT9:57 PM ET1:57 GMT9:57 6:57 PM MST7:57 PM CST8:57 PM EST5:57 UAE (+1)21:57 ETNaN:\ufffd BRT - Tyler Johnson had 18:00 of ice time in the Lightning's 5-4 overtime loss to the Wild on Saturday. He took one shot and had a plus-minus of -1 for the game.\nOct. 18 6:24 PM PT7:24 PM MT8:24 PM CT9:24 PM ET1:24 GMT9:24 6:24 PM MST7:24 PM CST8:24 PM EST5:24 UAE (+1)21:24 ETNaN:\ufffd BRT - Tyler Johnson had 18:25 of ice time in the Lightning's 3-1 win over the Red Wings on Thursday. He took four shots and had a plus-minus of +1 for the game.\nOct. 16 6:25 PM PT7:25 PM MT8:25 PM CT9:25 PM ET1:25 GMT9:25 6:25 PM MST7:25 PM CST8:25 PM EST5:25 UAE (+1)21:25 ETNaN:\ufffd BRT - Tyler Johnson had a hat trick in 17:43 of ice time in the Lightning's 4-2 win over the Hurricanes on Tuesday. He took six shots and had a plus-minus of +2 for the game. 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He took one shot and had a plus-minus of -1 for the game.\nFeb. 6 7:07 PM PT8:07 PM MT9:07 PM CT10:07 PM ET3:07 GMT11:07 8:07 PM MST9:07 PM CST10:07 PM EST7:07 UAE (+1)22:07 ETNaN:\ufffd BRT - Chris Kreider had 20:34 of ice time in the Rangers' 4-3 shootout win over the Bruins on Wednesday. He took four shots and had a plus-minus of +1 for the game.\nFeb. 4 5:38 PM PT6:38 PM MT7:38 PM CT8:38 PM ET1:38 GMT9:38 6:38 PM MST7:38 PM CST8:38 PM EST5:38 UAE (+1)20:38 ETNaN:\ufffd BRT - Chris Kreider scored one goal in 19:18 of ice time in the Rangers' 4-3 overtime loss to the Kings on Monday. He took three shots and had a plus-minus of +1 for the game. Kreider now has 24 goals on the season.\nFeb. 2 6:49 PM PT7:49 PM MT8:49 PM CT9:49 PM ET2:49 GMT10:49 7:49 PM MST8:49 PM CST9:49 PM EST6:49 UAE (+1)21:49 ETNaN:\ufffd BRT - Chris Kreider had an assist in 23:18 of ice time in the Rangers' 3-2 loss to the Lightning on Saturday. He took two shots and had a plus-minus of +1 for the game. Kreider now has 16 assists on the season.\nJan. 31 5:44 PM PT6:44 PM MT7:44 PM CT8:44 PM ET1:44 GMT9:44 6:44 PM MST7:44 PM CST8:44 PM EST5:44 UAE (+1)20:44 ETNaN:\ufffd BRT - Chris Kreider scored one goal in 21:18 of ice time in the Rangers' 4-3 win over the Devils on Thursday. He took two shots and had a plus-minus of +1 for the game. Kreider now has 23 goals on the season.\nJan. 29 6:15 PM PT7:15 PM MT8:15 PM CT9:15 PM ET2:15 GMT10:15 7:15 PM MST8:15 PM CST9:15 PM EST6:15 UAE (+1)21:15 ETNaN:\ufffd BRT - Chris Kreider had 21:34 of ice time in the Rangers' 1-0 loss to the Flyers on Tuesday. He took five shots and had a plus-minus of even for the game.\nJan. 19 5:55 PM PT6:55 PM MT7:55 PM CT8:55 PM ET1:55 GMT9:55 6:55 PM MST7:55 PM CST8:55 PM EST5:55 UAE (+1)20:55 ETNaN:\ufffd BRT - Chris Kreider had 18:04 of ice time in the Rangers' 3-2 win over the Bruins on Saturday. He took one shot and had a plus-minus of even for the game.\nJan. 17 5:48 PM PT6:48 PM MT7:48 PM CT8:48 PM ET1:48 GMT9:48 6:48 PM MST7:48 PM CST8:48 PM EST5:48 UAE (+1)20:48 ETNaN:\ufffd BRT - Chris Kreider tallied one goal and one assist in 16:02 of ice time in the Rangers' 4-3 win over the Blackhawks on Thursday. He took three shots and had a plus-minus of +1 for the game. Kreider now has 22 goals and 15 assists on the season.\nJan. 15 5:44 PM PT6:44 PM MT7:44 PM CT8:44 PM ET1:44 GMT9:44 6:44 PM MST7:44 PM CST8:44 PM EST5:44 UAE (+1)20:44 ETNaN:\ufffd BRT - Chris Kreider had two assists in 17:13 of ice time in the Rangers' 6-2 win over the Hurricanes on Tuesday. He took four shots and had a plus-minus of +1 for the game. Kreider now has 14 assists on the season.\nJan. 13 4:51 PM PT5:51 PM MT6:51 PM CT7:51 PM ET0:51 GMT8:51 5:51 PM MST6:51 PM CST7:51 PM EST4:51 UAE (+1)19:51 ETNaN:\ufffd BRT - Chris Kreider scored one goal in 17:56 of ice time in the Rangers' 7-5 loss to the Blue Jackets on Sunday. He took five shots and had a plus-minus of +1 for the game. Kreider now has 21 goals on the season.\nJan. 12 11:43 AM PT12:43 PM MT1:43 PM CT2:43 PM ET19:43 GMT3:43 12:43 PM MST1:43 PM CST2:43 PM EST23:43 UAE14:43 ETNaN:\ufffd BRT - Chris Kreider had 14:06 of ice time in the Rangers' 2-1 win over the Islanders on Saturday. He took four shots and had a plus-minus of even for the game.\nJan. 10 5:49 PM PT6:49 PM MT7:49 PM CT8:49 PM ET1:49 GMT9:49 6:49 PM MST7:49 PM CST8:49 PM EST5:49 UAE (+1)20:49 ETNaN:\ufffd BRT - Chris Kreider had 19:11 of ice time in the Rangers' 4-3 loss to the Islanders on Thursday. He took two shots and had a plus-minus of even for the game.\nJan. 8 8:46 PM PT9:46 PM MT10:46 PM CT11:46 PM ET4:46 GMT12:46 9:46 PM MST10:46 PM CST11:46 PM EST8:46 UAE23:46 ETNaN:\ufffd BRT - Chris Kreider had an assist in 16:10 of ice time in the Rangers' 4-2 loss to the Golden Knights on Tuesday. He took one shot and had a plus-minus of -1 for the game. Kreider now has 12 assists on the season.\nJan. 6 2:40 PM PT3:40 PM MT4:40 PM CT5:40 PM ET22:40 GMT6:40 3:40 PM MST4:40 PM CST5:40 PM EST2:40 UAE (+1)17:40 ETNaN:\ufffd BRT - Chris Kreider had 14:23 of ice time in the Rangers' 5-0 loss to the Coyotes on Sunday. He took five shots and had a plus-minus of -1 for the game.\nJan. 4 7:46 PM PT8:46 PM MT9:46 PM CT10:46 PM ET3:46 GMT11:46 8:46 PM MST9:46 PM CST10:46 PM EST7:46 UAE (+1)22:46 ETNaN:\ufffd BRT - Chris Kreider had 13:35 of ice time in the Rangers' 6-1 loss to the Avalanche on Friday. He took one shot and had a plus-minus of -1 for the game.\nJan. 2 5:47 PM PT6:47 PM MT7:47 PM CT8:47 PM ET1:47 GMT9:47 6:47 PM MST7:47 PM CST8:47 PM EST5:47 UAE (+1)20:47 ETNaN:\ufffd BRT - Chris Kreider had 19:44 of ice time in the Rangers' 7-2 loss to the Penguins on Wednesday. He took one shot and had a plus-minus of even for the game.\nDec. 31 5:50 PM PT6:50 PM MT7:50 PM CT8:50 PM ET1:50 GMT9:50 6:50 PM MST7:50 PM CST8:50 PM EST5:50 UAE (+1)20:50 ETNaN:\ufffd BRT - Chris Kreider had an assist in 18:55 of ice time in the Rangers' 2-1 win over the Blues on Monday. He took one shot and had a plus-minus of -1 for the game. Kreider now has 11 assists on the season.\nDec. 29 6:58 PM PT7:58 PM MT8:58 PM CT9:58 PM ET2:58 GMT10:58 7:58 PM MST8:58 PM CST9:58 PM EST6:58 UAE (+1)21:58 ETNaN:\ufffd BRT - Chris Kreider tallied one goal and two assists in 15:51 of ice time in the Rangers' 4-3 win over the Predators on Saturday. He took three shots and had a plus-minus of +3 for the game. 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He took four shots and had a plus-minus of even for the game. Kreider now has 16 goals on the season.\nDec. 18 5:40 PM PT6:40 PM MT7:40 PM CT8:40 PM ET1:40 GMT9:40 6:40 PM MST7:40 PM CST8:40 PM EST5:40 UAE (+1)20:40 ETNaN:\ufffd BRT - Chris Kreider had 15:18 of ice time in the Rangers' 3-1 win over the Ducks on Tuesday. He took one shot and had a plus-minus of even for the game.\nDec. 16 11:25 AM PT12:25 PM MT1:25 PM CT2:25 PM ET19:25 GMT3:25 12:25 PM MST1:25 PM CST2:25 PM EST23:25 UAE14:25 ETNaN:\ufffd BRT - Chris Kreider scored one goal in 19:12 of ice time in the Rangers' 4-3 overtime loss to the Golden Knights on Sunday. He took five shots and had a plus-minus of +1 for the game. Kreider now has 15 goals on the season.\nDec. 14 5:47 PM PT6:47 PM MT7:47 PM CT8:47 PM ET1:47 GMT9:47 6:47 PM MST7:47 PM CST8:47 PM EST5:47 UAE (+1)20:47 ETNaN:\ufffd BRT - Chris Kreider had 14:06 of ice time in the Rangers' 4-3 overtime loss to the Coyotes on Friday. He took four shots and had a plus-minus of even for the game.\nDec. 10 6:16 PM PT7:16 PM MT8:16 PM CT9:16 PM ET2:16 GMT10:16 7:16 PM MST8:16 PM CST9:16 PM EST6:16 UAE (+1)21:16 ETNaN:\ufffd BRT - Chris Kreider had 13:56 of ice time in the Rangers' 6-3 loss to the Lightning on Monday. He took two shots and had a plus-minus of -1 for the game.\nDec. 8 6:03 PM PT7:03 PM MT8:03 PM CT9:03 PM ET2:03 GMT10:03 7:03 PM MST8:03 PM CST9:03 PM EST6:03 UAE (+1)21:03 ETNaN:\ufffd BRT - Chris Kreider had 18:31 of ice time in the Rangers' 5-4 shootout win over the Panthers on Saturday. He took two shots and had a plus-minus of -2 for the game.\nDec. 2 5:05 PM PT6:05 PM MT7:05 PM CT8:05 PM ET1:05 GMT9:05 6:05 PM MST7:05 PM CST8:05 PM EST5:05 UAE (+1)20:05 ETNaN:\ufffd BRT - Chris Kreider scored one goal in 14:58 of ice time in the Rangers' 4-3 shootout loss to the Jets on Sunday. He took two shots and had a plus-minus of even for the game. Kreider now has 14 goals on the season.\nDec. 1 5:56 PM PT6:56 PM MT7:56 PM CT8:56 PM ET1:56 GMT9:56 6:56 PM MST7:56 PM CST8:56 PM EST5:56 UAE (+1)20:56 ETNaN:\ufffd BRT - Chris Kreider had 16:33 of ice time in the Rangers' 5-2 loss to the Canadiens on Saturday. He didn't take a shot and had a plus-minus of -2 for the game.\nNov. 29 6:03 PM PT7:03 PM MT8:03 PM CT9:03 PM ET2:03 GMT10:03 7:03 PM MST8:03 PM CST9:03 PM EST6:03 UAE (+1)21:03 ETNaN:\ufffd BRT - Chris Kreider had 17:52 of ice time in the Rangers' 3-0 loss to the Senators on Thursday. He took two shots and had a plus-minus of -1 for the game.\nNov. 26 5:53 PM PT6:53 PM MT7:53 PM CT8:53 PM ET1:53 GMT9:53 6:53 PM MST7:53 PM CST8:53 PM EST5:53 UAE (+1)20:53 ETNaN:\ufffd BRT - Chris Kreider scored one goal in 16:06 of ice time in the Rangers' 4-2 win over the Senators on Monday. He took four shots and had a plus-minus of +1 for the game. Kreider now has 13 goals on the season.\nNov. 24 12:31 PM PT1:31 PM MT2:31 PM CT3:31 PM ET20:31 GMT4:31 1:31 PM MST2:31 PM CST3:31 PM EST0:31 UAE (+1)15:31 ETNaN:\ufffd BRT - Chris Kreider had 17:34 of ice time in the Rangers' 5-3 loss to the Capitals on Saturday. He took six shots and had a plus-minus of even for the game.\nNov. 23 12:03 PM PT1:03 PM MT2:03 PM CT3:03 PM ET20:03 GMT4:03 1:03 PM MST2:03 PM CST3:03 PM EST0:03 UAE (+1)15:03 ETNaN:\ufffd BRT - Chris Kreider had 16:58 of ice time in the Rangers' 4-0 loss to the Flyers on Friday. He took three shots and had a plus-minus of -1 for the game.\nNov. 21 5:39 PM PT6:39 PM MT7:39 PM CT8:39 PM ET1:39 GMT9:39 6:39 PM MST7:39 PM CST8:39 PM EST5:39 UAE (+1)20:39 ETNaN:\ufffd BRT - Chris Kreider tallied one goal and one assist in 20:25 of ice time in the Rangers' 5-0 win over the Islanders on Wednesday. He took five shots and had a plus-minus of +3 for the game. Kreider now has 12 goals and eight assists on the season.\nNov. 19 5:36 PM PT6:36 PM MT7:36 PM CT8:36 PM ET1:36 GMT9:36 6:36 PM MST7:36 PM CST8:36 PM EST5:36 UAE (+1)20:36 ETNaN:\ufffd BRT - Chris Kreider had 18:13 of ice time in the Rangers' 2-1 win over the Stars on Monday. He took one shot and had a plus-minus of even for the game.\nNov. 17 5:46 PM PT6:46 PM MT7:46 PM CT8:46 PM ET1:46 GMT9:46 6:46 PM MST7:46 PM CST8:46 PM EST5:46 UAE (+1)20:46 ETNaN:\ufffd BRT - Chris Kreider tallied one goal and two assists in 15:11 of ice time in the Rangers' 4-2 win over the Panthers on Saturday. He took two shots and had a plus-minus of +2 for the game. Kreider now has 11 goals and seven assists on the season.\nNov. 15 6:05 PM PT7:05 PM MT8:05 PM CT9:05 PM ET2:05 GMT10:05 7:05 PM MST8:05 PM CST9:05 PM EST6:05 UAE (+1)21:05 ETNaN:\ufffd BRT - Chris Kreider scored two goals in 16:11 of ice time in the Rangers' 7-5 loss to the Islanders on Thursday. He took four shots and had a plus-minus of -1 for the game. Kreider now has 10 goals on the season.\nNov. 12 5:42 PM PT6:42 PM MT7:42 PM CT8:42 PM ET1:42 GMT9:42 6:42 PM MST7:42 PM CST8:42 PM EST5:42 UAE (+1)20:42 ETNaN:\ufffd BRT - Chris Kreider had an assist in 17:58 of ice time in the Rangers' 2-1 win over the Canucks on Monday. He took three shots and had a plus-minus of even for the game. Kreider now has five assists on the season.\nNov. 10 6:03 PM PT7:03 PM MT8:03 PM CT9:03 PM ET2:03 GMT10:03 7:03 PM MST8:03 PM CST9:03 PM EST6:03 UAE (+1)21:03 ETNaN:\ufffd BRT - Chris Kreider scored one goal in 17:14 of ice time in the Rangers' 5-4 shootout win over the Blue Jackets on Saturday. He took three shots and had a plus-minus of even for the game. Kreider now has eight goals on the season.\nNov. 9 6:22 PM PT7:22 PM MT8:22 PM CT9:22 PM ET2:22 GMT10:22 7:22 PM MST8:22 PM CST9:22 PM EST6:22 UAE (+1)21:22 ETNaN:\ufffd BRT - Chris Kreider had 19:05 of ice time in the Rangers' 3-2 overtime loss to the Red Wings on Friday. He took two shots and had a plus-minus of even for the game.\nNov. 6 5:55 PM PT6:55 PM MT7:55 PM CT8:55 PM ET1:55 GMT9:55 6:55 PM MST7:55 PM CST8:55 PM EST5:55 UAE (+1)20:55 ETNaN:\ufffd BRT - Chris Kreider tallied one goal and one assist in 14:48 of ice time in the Rangers' 5-3 win over the Canadiens on Tuesday. He took one shot and had a plus-minus of +2 for the game. Kreider now has seven goals and four assists on the season.\nNov. 4 5:48 PM PT6:48 PM MT7:48 PM CT8:48 PM ET1:48 GMT9:48 6:48 PM MST7:48 PM CST8:48 PM EST5:48 UAE (+1)20:48 ETNaN:\ufffd BRT - Chris Kreider had 14:06 of ice time in the Rangers' 3-1 win over the Sabres on Sunday. 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He took three shots and had a plus-minus of even for the game.\nOct. 25 7:22 PM PT8:22 PM MT9:22 PM CT10:22 PM ET2:22 GMT10:22 7:22 PM MST8:22 PM CST9:22 PM EST6:22 UAE (+1)22:22 ETNaN:\ufffd BRT - Chris Kreider had 15:04 of ice time in the Rangers' 4-1 loss to the Blackhawks on Thursday. He didn't take a shot and had a plus-minus of -1 for the game.\nOct. 23 5:48 PM PT6:48 PM MT7:48 PM CT8:48 PM ET0:48 GMT8:48 5:48 PM MST6:48 PM CST7:48 PM EST4:48 UAE (+1)20:48 ETNaN:\ufffd BRT - Chris Kreider had an assist in 17:27 of ice time in the Rangers' 5-2 win over the Panthers on Tuesday. He took two shots and had a plus-minus of +2 for the game. Kreider now has three assists on the season.\nOct. 21 5:45 PM PT6:45 PM MT7:45 PM CT8:45 PM ET0:45 GMT8:45 5:45 PM MST6:45 PM CST7:45 PM EST4:45 UAE (+1)20:45 ETNaN:\ufffd BRT - Chris Kreider had 16:52 of ice time in the Rangers' 4-1 loss to the Flames on Sunday. 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        "raw_content": "A Challenge from Robert Siscoe (& John Salza)\nMore of the email correspondence partially published by Mssrs Siscoe and Salza, published here in the interests of accuracy. What is really excellent about this exchange is that it exposes the intellectual and moral methods and standards applied by these writers in putting their book together. For example, if they believe that another person's position logically leads to some conclusion or other, they are entitled to write that he \"declares\" this conclusion. I doubt too many readers would be happy to discover that many of the purported facts in True or False Pope? have this character. What people want is to know where others stand, and why, and then be given arguments as to whether or not those positions are sound.\nTo: John Salza; John Lane\nCc: [Five SSPX Members]\nActually, I will respond to something you wrote:\n\u201cI point out that the acts of jurisdiction of a putative pope would be valid by virtue of supplied jurisdiction\u2026\u201d\nJohn, please provide an authoritative source who teaches that a false pope receives supplied jurisdiction that renders his \u201cpapal\u201d acts valid. And please don\u2019t quote the doctrinal dissertation by Francis Miaskiewicz as your authority, since he never says the acts of a false pope are valid. He is simply repeating the common teaching (annunciated by St. Alphonsus, Cardinal Billot and John of St. Thomas) which maintains that a pope who has been illegitimately elected becomes a true pope when he is accepted as such by the Church (\u201cthe adhesion of the Church heals in the root all fault in the election,\u201d as Billot teaches).\nThe \u201cformalities of Church law,\u201d spoke of by Miaskiewicz, which would be supplied in the case of an invalid papal election, are those required for the election (i.e., for legally designating the man who is to receive the papal jurisdiction from Christ), not for acts of papal jurisdiction. Papal jurisdiction itself does not come from the Church, but directly from Christ, and hence the Church cannot supply it (nemo dat quod non haben).\nIf you believe Miaskiewicz meant that a false pope receives supplied jurisdiction that renders his acts valid (and not that an invalidly elected pope becomes a true pope when he is accepted as such by the Church), quote an authoritative source who teaches what you think Miaskiewicz meant.\nTo which I replied (no doubt to Mr. Siscoe's very great surprise):\nSubject: Supplied jurisdiction for papal acts\nHere\u2019s a translation (courtesy of Jim Larrabee) of Wilmers saying very clearly that Christ will grant jurisdiction to validate the acts of non-popes for the common good, but not for those acts by which they excommunicate others, for example. Since you haven\u2019t read my writings, you won\u2019t be aware that I have been saying this for at least a decade, in season and out of season. That\u2019s a pity, given you decided to use my name a couple of hundred times in your book, and so completely misrepresented me.\nThere\u2019s no difference in this context between a doubtful pope and a certainly false pope \u2013 otherwise Wilmers would be positing that all three doubtful popes were true popes, and he\u2019d not be talking about supply because they would have ordinary jurisdiction. Talking about doubtful popes, he explicitly says that they are certainly not popes (a doubtful pope is no pope). \u201cIndeed, he whose authority is uncertain, cannot require one to obey him for the same reason for which men are not obliged to obey a law which has not been promulgated.\u201d And, \u201cIt is not enough that the election has been legitimate before God; it is necessary that it also be known as legitimate and as not subject to serious doubt. Analogously, it is not enough for a law to have been approved, but it is required that it have been also promulgated.\u201d In other words, Wilmers gives exactly the same doctrine as Bellarmine, Billot, and the rest.\nOK, here\u2019s the relevant text, in context (he\u2019s answering an objection against the doctrine that the bishops receive their jurisdiction from the Roman Pontiff, not from Christ directly):\n\"Obj. 5. If the Supreme Pontiff conferred jurisdiction on bishops, considerable difficulties would follow. It would follow, in the first place, that in the time of the Western Schism, as long as the Pope was doubtful and therefore null, the bishops who had been confirmed by the doubtful Pope would have lacked jurisdiction, and those priests would equally have lacked jurisdiction who had been granted jurisdiction by bishops lacking jurisdiction. Nevertheless, the bishops in the Council of Constance supposed that they enjoyed jurisdiction for the purpose of settling the schism.\n\"Resp. a. This difficulty, if it is one, weighs on everybody, since all must admit that a bishop, in order to be a legitimate pastor, must be assumed and acknowledged by the supreme pastor, the Roman Pontiff. It weighs on each and every one of those who admit that jurisdiction, [even] if it is immediately conferred by consecration or by Christ, cannot nevertheless be validly exercised unless the Pontiff assigns a particular flock, that is, provides the matter.\n\"b. In this matter, the same principles apply as those which apply in supplying jurisdiction when it is a question of a colored title, and of invincible or common error of the faithful. See above p. 257. A priest who is proclaimed as parish priest by simony lacks jurisdiction, according to the canons. But because he is thought to be the parish priest, the simony being unknown, and he has some title, although invalid, therefore he has jurisdiction, because the Church supplies for the defect. The same is to be said of a bishop chosen simoniacally and consequently, according to the canons, lacking jurisdiction; the Church here equally supplies the defect, and thus such a bishop, for the sake of the common good, obtains jurisdiction.\n\"This is to be applied to the three doubtful Pontiffs, supposing all of them to be doubtful; but with this difference, that it is not the Church but God Himself who supplies for the defect and grants jurisdiction. Indeed, each of the obediences thought and said that its own Pontiff was legitimate, and that the two others were schismatic; and each Pontiff possessed some colored title, and in such manner that for many people it was very difficult, and is so even now, to discern which of them was truly legitimate. Hence, just as God Himself confers jurisdiction to govern the Church on the legitimately elected Pontiff, in the same way He also went on granting jurisdiction on a doubtful Pontiff on account of the invincible error of those adhering to him, to the extent necessary; he himself therefore could confer jurisdiction on the bishops adhering to him. We said \"to the extent necessary,\" that is, for the government of the faithful who adhered to them. But it was not necessary for this purpose that, if they pronounced an anathema on the opposing side and excluded it from the Church, this exclusion should take effect. Hence it does not follow from the fact that their other acts were valid, that the act by which they excommunicated the other side was also valid.\n\"Cf. Bellarm. De Rom. Pont. bk. 4, ch. 24. Zaccaria ...\"\nApply this to the Church after, say, 1958 on the hypothesis that Roncalli was not pope, and whatever is for the common good, including appointing Catholics to offices, is validated by supplied jurisdiction, and whatever constitutes an obvious act of violence against the common good (e.g. suspending Lefebvre a divinis) would be invalid. And of course, despite supplied jurisdiction sanating, act by act, whatever is for the common good, a false pope cannot validly demand that anybody obey him.\nThe bishops appointed in much of the East would be validly appointed (because they typically remained Catholics), and most of the bishops appointed in the West would not \u2013 because so many of them were open schismatics and/or heretics.\nThe state of the Church is a mess on whatever hypothesis we try and analyse it. My approach is to take what\u2019s in the theology manuals and believe it, then let the chips fall where they may. Yours (I do not suggest you really have much idea what your own method actually is, you seem to be acting somewhat unconsciously) is to take the legitimacy of the Nopes as dogmatically certain, and then ignore or suppress or deny anything in the manuals that won\u2019t fit with this one big new dogma.\nYou should withdraw your assertion that Miaskiewicz cannot have meant what I say. It\u2019s at least as likely correct as your view.\nThis whole subject is a lot more complex than you think (as I have been saying for a quarter of a century, actually, against people such as Fr. Cekada and Bishop Sanborn). If you had taken the problem more seriously, you\u2019d not be in the position you now find yourself in, with a book that requires massive editing merely to make it orthodox.\nI\u2019m not your enemy, Robert, I\u2019m only your intended victim. I forgive you, but I am going to keep making sure I\u2019m not your victim. When you realize this, we can cooperate.\nMr. Siscoe replied with this:\nSubject: Re: Supplied jurisdiction for papal acts\nThanks for the quote, but it doesn\u2019t help your position. During the Great Western Schism there was not a single pope who was accepted as such by the universal Church. Rather, there was two or three purported Popes (all claiming to be the true Pope) and a division in the universal Church concerning which one was legitimate. This was not the case with John XXIII, Paul VI, John Paul I John Paul II, Benedict or Francis. These Popes were not doubtful. On the contrary, according to the manuals that you claim to accept, their legitimacy is infallibly certain.\nYou wrote: \u201c My approach is to take what\u2019s in the theology manuals and believe it, then let the chips fall where they may. Yours (I do not suggest you really have much idea what your own method actually is, you seem to be acting somewhat unconsciously) is to take the legitimacy of the Nopes as dogmatically certain, and then ignore or suppress or deny anything in the manuals that won\u2019t fit with this one big new dogma.\u201d\nYou\u2019ve got it exactly backwards. You don\u2019t take what is written in the manuals, believe it, and let the chips fall where they may, I do. If you believed the manuals, you would accept the dogmatic fact that the Popes mentioned above were all certainly true (not doubtful) Popes, since they were accepted as such by the ordinary and universal magisterium and at least a moral unanimity, if not a mathematical unanimity, of the faithful.\nBy rejecting these Popes, you are either guilty of an objective mortal sin indirectly against the faith (one opinion), or heresy (another opinion), either of which will land you in hell.\nI pray that you renounce your public errors, accept what the manuals teach, and cease your efforts to lead others into objective mortal sin. If you do this then perhaps we can be friend, but not before.\nI attempted to keep some kind of order in the discussion:\nRobert, why are you changing the subject?\nI gave a principle, you challenged me to prove it, and I have.\nBefore we discuss a new question, you have to concede that you were mistaken.\nThis is good order, and good for you too.\nOrder was not of interest, apparently. Mr Siscoe replied:\nI wasn't mistaken about anything. I asked you to provide a quote to back up your position and said not to cite Maiskiewicz, since he does not support your position. You provided a quote that addresses jurisdiction being granted by Christ to doubtful popes during the Great Western Schism. I thanked you for that. But, as I mentioned, the current popes are not \"doubtful\" so that does not help your position. Now, please explain why you reject the teaching of the manuals concerning the infallible certitude of a pope who has been accepted as such by the universal Church.\nThis is very disturbing. I am due justice like everybody else, which means that in order to attack me personally, or even to attack my arguments dispassionately (a better idea all round) you need to ensure that you have understood my position. Otherwise you commit an injustice against me. In a scholastic disputation, you would not be permitted by the moderator to say a single thing against your opponent's thesis, not a word, until you satisfied your opponent that you had grasped his position. Wasn't that a different world?\nIn your book, you accuse me of holding the view that the hierarchy is unidentifiable and therefore the Church has defected. You sarcastically remark, in the book, that somebody needs to explain to me that the Church cannot defect even over time, as if that were my position.\nThe substantial issue in dispute is whether the sede vacante thesis as such necessarily leads to the conclusion that the hierarchy is extinct.\nSo you were mistaken about two things. 1. My position, which I have now made clear. 2. Whether a vacant See results in all papal acts being invalid (including, obviously, appointments to offices).\nOn the first of these, if you wish to display sincerity, you need to accept that you were mistaken about my position and tell me that you will correct the book. In strict justice, you should issue a public retraction and apology also, but I'm beyond demanding that. (Your adoption of Fr. Cekada's utterly false caricature of my views, which he calls the bishop-in-the-woods thesis, was another mistake.)\nOn the second, the hypothesis under examination is the possible vacancy of the Holy See. I have just proved to you that IF it is vacant, THEN those acts which are objectively for the common good are validated by supplied jurisdiction due to common error. You cannot reply to this by arguing that the hypothesis - that the See is vacant - is impossible, therefore the principle of supplied jurisdiction does not apply. That is nothing more than begging the question.\nNow, that challenge on the ground of universal, peaceful, acceptance is a different argument and I am happy to enter into it in in due order. You might offer your explanation of why it didn't occur to Archbishop Lefebvre as clear proof that Paul VI and JP2 were popes. Was he not as learned as you? But you cannot move to that ground without first accepting that even IF the See is vacant, it does not follow that the offices of the ordinaries are ALSO vacant, which was your first position.\nIf you reply that you weren't claiming this, but only asking me to prove my position, then you need to explain your attack on me in your book, which was precisely on the ground that my position leads logically to all of the offices of ordinaries being vacant, a conclusion which - you also add in the book - I do not accept only because I cannot abandon my view that the See of Rome is vacant (one of your many, many, efforts at guessing, badly, my motives), when in fact I do not accept that conclusion because it doesn't follow from my position at all. And now you know why it doesn't follow from my position (you should already have known, but as you said, you didn't read my writings...).\nMore bile from Mr. Siscoe, with more dodging of the question that HE had raised, and which he now knew for sure he was wrong about:\nYour hypocrisy never ceased to amaze me. You lie by accusing us of \u201cpraising Dollinger,\u201d of \u201caccepting his theology,\u201d and of \u201cspending half the book\u201d arguing that \u201cmany popes have been heretics, and taught heresy officially to the Church,\u201d and you claim we have misrepresented your position?\nYour false statement that we spent \u201chalf the book\u201d arguing that many Popes have \u201cofficially\u201d taught heresy to the Church is a perfect example of the dishonest lengths to which you will go in your efforts to discredit the book. We spend a portion of one chapter discussing examples of Popes who have erred, not half the book. And I\u2019m sorry if the historical examples we provide disturb you, but facts are facts. John XXII taught a false doctrine that was formally condemned as a heresy by his immediately successor (but you will say that represented no serious danger to the faith), Pope Stephen VI declared the ordinations of his predecessor invalid based on a doctrinal error common during his day (i.e., that for an ordination to be valid it also had to be licit), Celestine III implicitly denied the indissolubility of marriage by advising a divorced and remarried woman to remain with her second \u201chusband\u201d and not return to her first, who desired to have her back (and this teaching was included in canon law for a time), and Honorius was condemned as a heretic by several councils for agreeing with the heretic Sergius \u2013 \u201cin all respects he (Honorius) followed his (Sergius\u2019) view and confirmed his impious doctrines.\u201d If spending a portion of a chapter (not half of the book) relating these events bothered you, that\u2019s too bad. These facts need to be shown in order to demonstrate what it is possible for God to permit in the Church. These examples helped to counter the error that Archbishop Lefebvre complained about, when he said:\n\u201cWe have too easily believed since Vatican I, that every word that comes from the mouth of the Pope is infallible. That was never said in Vatican I! The Council never said such a thing. Very specific conditions are required for the infallibility; very, very strict conditions. The best proof is that throughout the Council, Pope Paul VI himself said \"There is nothing in this Council which is under the sign of infallibility\". So, it is clear, he says it himself! He said it explicitly.\u201d (Archbishop Lefebvre, 1989)\nNow please stop avoiding my question and explain why you reject the teaching of the manuals (qualified as \u201ctheologically certain\u201d), which maintains that a Pope who has been accepted as such by the Church is certainly a legitimate pope. For example, explain why you reject the following from Van Noort\u2019s manual:\n\u201cMeantime, notice that the Church possesses infallibility not only when she is defining some matters in solemn fashion, but also when she is exercising the full weight of her authority through her ordinary and universal teaching. Consequently, we must hold with an absolute assent, which we call \u2018ecclesiastical faith,\u2019 the following theological truths: (a) those which the Magisterium has infallibly defined in solemn fashion; (b) those which the ordinary magisterium dispersed throughout the world unmistakably proposes to its members as something to be held (tenendas). So, for example, one must give an absolute assent to the proposition: \u2018Pius XII is the legitimate successor of St. Peter\u2019; similarly \u2026 one must give an absolute assent to the proposition: \u2018Pius XII possesses the primacy of jurisdiction over the entire Church.\u2019 For \u2014 skipping the question of how it begins to be proven infallibly for the first time that this individual was legitimately elected to take St. Peter\u2019s place \u2014 when someone has been constantly acting as Pope and has theoretically and practically been recognized as such by the bishops and by the universal Church, it is clear that the ordinary and universal magisterium is giving an utterly clear-cut witness to the legitimacy of his succession.\u201d\nDo you deny that John XXIII, Paul VI and John Paul II were \u201ctheoretically and practically recognized as [Popes] by the bishops and by the universal Church.\u201d If you do, you are delusional; if you don\u2019t explain why you reject the above teaching. Here\u2019s another from Billot:\n\u201cThe adhesion of the universal Church will be always, in itself, an infallible sign of the legitimacy of a determined Pontiff, and therefore also of the existence of all the conditions required for legitimacy itself. It is not necessary to look far for the proof of this, but we find it immediately in the promise and the infallible providence of Christ: \u2018The gates of hell shall not prevail against it,\u2019 and \u2018Behold I shall be with you all days\u2019.\u201d\nDo you accept this teaching from Billot\u2019s manual? If not explain why stubbornly reject it. And Billot is not speaking of the acts of a doubtful pope being valid, but of the legitimacy of a Pope who has been accepted as such by the universal Church, as has been the case of the recent Popes who you publicly reject.\n\u201cYou might offer your explanation of why it didn't occur to Archbishop Lefebvre as clear proof that Paul VI and JP2 were popes. Was he not as learned as you?\u201d (John Lane)\nLet\u2019s see what the Archbishop said. Let me know if any of the following sounds familiar:\n\"Does not the exclusion of the cardinals of over eighty years of ages, and the secret meetings which preceded and prepared the last two Conclaves, render them invalid? Invalid: no, that is saying too much. Doubtful at the time: perhaps. But in any case, the subsequent unanimous acceptance of the election by the Cardinals and the Roman clergy suffices to validate it. That is the teaching of the theologians.\u201d (1979)\nSo tell me John, do you accept this teaching of the Archbishop and all the manuals (as I do), or do you claim he (and the other theologians) are \u201cnot as learned as you.\u201d No need to reply to that rhetorical question. We already know the answer.\nOn a related note, perhaps someone should send your priest the following citations from the Archbishop so he can consider whether he should permit a public Sedevacantist apologist such as yourself to receive the sacraments.\n\u201cThe Society of St. Pius X, its priests, brothers, sisters, and oblates, cannot tolerate among its members those who refuse to pray for the Pope\u201d (Archbishop Lefebvre, 1989).\nDo you pray for the Pope (Francis) during the Mass at the Society chapel? While it true that you are not an official \u201cmember\u201d of the Society (and the Archbhshop was likely referring to priests), one can easily apply the teaching to those who are, practically speaking, \u201cmembers of a Society parish. Here are some more very wise words of the Archbishop:\n\u201cAll those who separate from us, we are very affected by it, but we really cannot make another choice if we want to keep Tradition. We must be free from compromise as much with regard to sedevacantists\u2026\u201d (1989). \u201cI have always warned the faithful vis-\u00e0 -vis the sedevacantists for example.\u201d (Lefebvre, 1991)\nOne can only imagine the danger the Archbishop would have considered it to have a public Sedevacantist apologist such as yourself mingle with the faithful who attend Mass at a Society parish, especially when the Sedevacantist apologist in question so easily rejects the teaching that the Archbishop himself affirmed (see above) concerning the universal acceptance of the Pope, and how this proved that Paul VI and John Paul II were true Popes. I'm curious, have you led any members of the Society parish you attend into your Sede errors? If so, that is very serious crime.\nAs we have already seen, to deny the legitimacy of a Pope who has been accepted as such by the Church is at least a mortal sin indirectly against the Faith. Yet this is what you do publicly! Since you claim to be an expert on moral theology, I ask: Aren\u2019t public sinners to be excluded from the Sacraments? Perhaps banning you from receiving the Sacraments at a Society chapel would be the act of charity and justice you need to help the scales fall from your eyes? Then again, it may end by causing you to become even more bitter and hardened in your errors than you already are? But if so, at least the innocent ones who attend Mass at your chapel would be protected from the serious danger to their faith and eternal salvation that you, and the errors you spread, represent.\nMay Our Lady, the conqueror of all heresies, intercede for you, and may she enlighten your priest to the proper course of action necessary to protect the faithful from you and the grievous errors you publicly promote.\nWe can come back to whether you spend half your book inculcating Gallican theology in your innocent readers\u2019 minds. I\u2019m in no hurry at all. Whatever the proportion of words expended on it, the central thesis of the book is that of Bossuet \u2013 Rome errs occasionally but not very often, and we need to be on our guard. Your book will one day be placed on the Index.\nI see that you have the Michael Davies\u2019 selective quotation of Archbishop Lefebvre approach down to a \u201ct\u201d. See if you can hold the same views as you do once a more complete record (and certainly not a totally complete record, there\u2019s much more) is restored: Archbishop_Lefebvre_and_the_Sedevacantist_Thesis.pdf\nAs for warning people against \u201cthe sedevacantists\u201d I have done a great deal more of that than the Archbishop ever did. But you know this, as you borrowed huge amounts of my argumentation for your book. (A thought occurs to me \u2013 does John Salza know where all that stuff came from, or does he think you came up with it yourself?)\nRecommendations: Don\u2019t patronize the Archbishop by saying that he was momentarily scandalized by certain excesses of the Nopes (unlike yourselves, being of a superior character, much more calm and judicious than the excitable and pious Archbishop). And don\u2019t fall into the sede allegation that he flip-flopped. He didn\u2019t flip-flop, he responded to objective data and he obviously pondered the situation as it developed. Nobody in 1975, for example, thought it would last another ten years, and very few, in say 1985, thought that it could conceivably keep going for another 30 years, but it has.\nI note that you are slipping away from the question at issue, which I remind you is that at least some of the acts of a non-pope can be validated by supplied jurisdiction. You demanded that I prove this, which suggests very strongly \u2013 indeed, it seems impossible to explain on any other basis \u2013 that you yourself were unaware of the doctrine. Now you have Wilmers, and if you need another authority, have somebody translate Zapalena on the same question. So, the next step is for you to say, Yes, John, you are right, the thesis that the See of Rome has been vacant for the past fifty years does not necessarily lead to the vacancy of all other, lesser, offices in the Church.\nWhen we have this concession, we can discuss the question of universal, pacific, adherence. You know full well that I will answer this so please stop pretending that you have a killer argument that I cannot answer.\nYou also seem to think that you are an expert on my views, while maintaining that you haven\u2019t read much of what I have written. Leaving aside the contradiction, it is I who is the authority on what I think, and if you are confused, you should ask me. What is totally indefensible is for you to have used my name some one hundred and ninety times in your book, with much opprobrium, and when I complain, turn and attack me further.\nSent: Thu, Jan 26, 2017 9:16 pm\nSubject: Disappearance of the hierarchy\nJohn, Robert, I\u2019m plowing through the book, and I see the following data. How do you explain it?\nTOFP p. 70 has the following:\nIt\u2019s quite convenient for Mr. Lane to declare, on his own authority, that all the bishops currently in charge of the episcopal sees lack ordinary jurisdiction... (Emphasis in the original)\nTOFP p. 211 has this:\nBut to William of Ockham\u2019s credit, he did not go nearly as far as John Lane and his many Sedevacantist colleagues, who now claim that all the other Bishops of the world \u2013 or at least all who are in charge of the dioceses \u2013 have also publicly defected from the faith and lost their office.\nIs there a single quote in TOFP from my writings in which I assert that all of the bishops with ordinary jurisdiction, or those \u201cwho are in charge of the dioceses,\u201d or any other way of describing the ordinaries of the Catholic Church, have lost their offices, or are in some other manner illegitimate claimants? No, there is not. So how do you support the assertions above?\nI was going to put this into the document regarding your errors of theology, history and law, but it occurred to me that actually, this is really the centerpiece of your charges against me personally. Maybe we can get it out of the way separately.\nSubject: Re: Disappearance of the hierarchy\nIf those comments are not an accurate reflection of your position, please demonstrate it by providing a list of bishops currently in charge of episcopal sees that you accept as legitimate bishops, and then explain what objective criterion you used to accept them as opposed to the others.\nPlease don\u2019t try and shift the burden of proof. You know that I am horrified by any theory which asserts or even suggests that the hierarchy has disappeared.\nYou and John stated that I \u201cdeclare\u201d that \u201call the bishops currently in charge of the episcopal sees lack ordinary jurisdiction\u201d\nIs that your inference, masquerading as a confident assertion of fact? Or did you have some proof for it?\nJohn, we have accurately presented your position. To preserve the Church\u2019s indefectibility, you maintain that there must be \u201cat least one bishop with ordinary jurisdiction remaining somewhere\u201d in the world, but you also maintain that this bishop would not be a \u201cNovus Ordo\u201d bishop in charge of an episcopal see. This is your position and exactly what we present in the book. If we have not accurately presented your position, then prove it by telling us what Novus Ordo bishops have ordinary jurisdiction and the criteria you used to make that determination. The burden is on you to prove our explanation of your position is inaccurate, which you have not done.\nSent: Thu, Jan 26, 2017 11:50 pm\nSubject: My ACTUAL views: re. Disappearance of the hierarchy\nSo, what you have done is infer a position which actually I explicitly denounce, and have done so publicly for almost twenty years (since 1998, when I started publishing). I was denouncing this error when you and Robert weren\u2019t even Catholics.\nHaving inferred my views 100% wrongly, you then tell the world that I \u201cdeclare\u201d it. A slip of the keyboard, no doubt.\nNow you demand that I prove that I do not hold something that I have always denounced, and you have absolutely no hope of showing that I hold?\nThis is monstrous.\nWritten in 2012: viewtopic.php?f=2&t=1371&start=0\nAnd in 2013: http://www.strobertbellarmine.net/viewt ... f=2&t=1443 (This thread is actually quoted in TOFP, so at least one of its authors read it.)\nAs for the \u201cone bishop with ordinary jurisdiction\u201d that is not what I think is the case, not even close. You are taking that out of context. The point is purely logical, it serves to illustrate the doctrine that the hierarchy cannot be extinct, according to Catholic doctrine, and at the same time to highlight that we ought not to presume to place undue limits on what God may permit (a point you learned from us, like so much else in your book).\nI don\u2019t need to name a bishop with ordinary jurisdiction for a very good reason \u2013 I don\u2019t say that the appointments by the Nopes are invalid. For example: \u201cI have no doubt that a good number of the bishops appointed by Paul VI, for example, were Catholics when they were appointed. No doubt many of them were not, as well, but that doesn't affect the fact that many of them were. And in any case, the logical landscape is this: those who say that this is wrong, are required to show why his acts could not attract the supply of jurisdiction (something you hinted at above - \"heretical antipopes\" - but could not sustain) or alternatively show that each and every episcopal appointment made by Paul VI was of a non-Catholic.\u201d From: viewtopic.php?f=2&t=1552\nBut I have said, many times, that I would like others to tell me why Cardinal Burke is not a Catholic, and does not have jurisdiction, and the same with Bishop Athanasius Schneider.\nRead those two first threads linked above, right through, then explain to those who put their faith in you how you managed to put them in such an awful position, if you can.\nSubject: Re: My ACTUAL views: re. Disappearance of the hierarchy\nWhat your e-mails demonstrates is that your acceptance of a legitimate hierarchy is merely speculative, since, out of the 5000+ bishops of the Catholic Church, you are unable to name any that you accept as being legitimate (and your comments about Burke and Schneider were not a positive affirmation that you hold them as possessing jurisdiction).\nWhat this shows is that your first error has led you to a practical rejection of a visible hierarchy and hence to a position that is incompatible with the indefectibility of the visible Church. And it is no surprise that the vast majority of those you\u2019ve helped lead into the error of Sedevacantism now deny, even on the speculative level, that a legitimate hierarchy exists today.\nThis only demonstrates the wisdom and prudence of the great Archbishop Lefebvre, when he said: \u201cI have always warned the faithful vis-\u00e0 -vis the sedevacantist,\u201d and, speaking of those who left the Society because of the error you promote, \u201cwe cannot have relations with them anymore.\u201d One can only imagine what the great Archbishop would say if he learned that a leading Sedevacantist apologist not only attends Mass at a Society chapel, but is seeking to slither his way into the upper echelons of the SSPX clergy in the hope of gradually and subtly leading them into his pernicious errors, while at the same time seeking to discredit anyone who serves as an obstacle.\nI really was hoping for too much. I did think that you would admit that you erred, and that you should not have said that I \u201cdeclare\u201d something that I vigorously denounce.\nIf you were a gentleman, Robert, you would apologise for asserting something that is plainly untrue, and you would in future write instead something clearly opinionative like, \u201cJohn Lane denies that the hierarchy is extinct but clearly it is the logical outcome of his position\u201d and then proceeded to show why.\nOf course, if you had the slightest sense of justice you\u2019d have checked what I think before writing what you did, but that\u2019s your concern. You\u2019re the men who call people arrogant, liars, deceivers, lacking in integrity, and accuse us of all manner of other sins.\nWhat were conceivably innocent errors are now lies, since you now cannot plead ignorance. You do not truly attack me because of my opinions; you make my opinions fit a caricature which you can then abuse me for. I saw that the moment I saw your book, but I was assured since, by one I respect, that it must all be a misunderstanding, because you are such good men.\nThat\u2019s all from me for now. I\u2019ll send you a document explaining some of your errors and if you publish a new edition without correcting them, and the lies about me, that\u2019s your choice.\nMr Salza replied:\nJohn, I have been a Catholic my entire life. Get off your high horse. You have publicly denounced me in writing as a Conciliarist heretic which is false and you know it, and yet have persevered in this lie for years. You have no qualms about your lie. And now you accuse us of misrepresenting your position on the Catholic hierarchy which we have not \u2013 whether you actually, or practically, or theoretically reject the ordinary jurisdiction of the Catholic hierarchy, it's a grievous error. And you have injected that venomous idea into the minds of countless Catholics and have led them right out of the Church and into your Sedevacantist sect. You are a Sedevacantist; you reject the dogmatic fact that the conciliar Popes are true Popes which is a sin against the Faith, if not heresy, and this has led to your many other errors. Quit complaining that people misunderstand you. It's quite simple, John. You need to renounce your Sedevacantist position and return to the Church, while God still gives you the opportunity. While it is rare for Sedevacantists to do so, it does happen (former Sedes who now attend my SSPX chapel are living examples). That is my prayer for you.\nSent: Saturday, 28 January 2017 9:08 AM\nSubject: Conciliarism etc.\nI want to end this email exchange, as it is undoubtedly tedious for all concerned, but it would be unkind to you not to answer your latest complaints.\nI saw in an earlier email that you thought I called you a Conciliarist heretic. I did not.\nHere\u2019s the text, in some of its context:\n\u201cSupposed errors.\u201d A quick reply, without proofs, to John Salza's comments on sedevacanism.\n1. The sedevacantist thesis is a solution to a problem - the problem of heresy and error in documents that appear to be from the magisterium, false worship offered virtually universally by what appear to be the officials of the Church, evil laws promulgated apparently by the Roman Pontiff, and finally (and most importantly) the apparent loss of the essential unity of profession of faith of the Church. It is true that for men such as Robert Sungenis, for example, who doesn't see the problem, there cannot be any need, let alone any urgency, for a solution. Apparently John Salza is in the same boat. Hence he does not grasp why the N.O. Watch people accuse him of facilely reducing the problem to a canonical question of heresy and penalties.\n8. Salza is a Conciliarist \u2013 he cheerfully asserts what every non-Gallican theologian since Cajetan has been at pains to deny \u2013 that the Church can judge a pope. \u201cThe crime (heresy) must be determined before the punishment for the crime (loss of office) can be inflicted. As Bellarmine, Suarez and the consensus of theologians maintain, the offense of Papal heresy is determined by the Church, and the divine punishment is inflicted by God (severance from the Body of Christ)...\u201d\nSalza\u2019s position is that the Church can judge the pope but cannot, or at least does not, punish the pope. Since this position is heretical, I don\u2019t think we need to concern ourselves any further with it.\u201d\nFull text here: viewtopic.php?p=17715#p17715\nIf I think a man is a heretic, I will say so. Nobody thinks that I hide my views. I don\u2019t think that you are a heretic, and I did not say that you are. I think your theory is Conciliarist, and to my mind it is so clear that it is Conciliarist that it surprised me to see it in your book unreformed, when you had been put on notice about it in December 2014.\nI am very sorry that you took offence at this. I wish I had known what satisfaction you would exact!\nI apologise also for thinking you had been a non-Catholic. I don\u2019t know much about you, except that I understood that you were a Freemason and then returned to the Church. Obviously I have something mixed up there.\nFind me an SSPX priest who will point to any Latin-Rite bishop and say, \u201cYou can safely learn the faith from him,\u201d and I will return the favour and say \u201cThere\u2019s a man who is a Catholic and has ordinary jurisdiction.\u201d\nI make this point because I think it illustrates the stark difference in my approach, and that of the SSPX generally, on the one hand, and yours on the other. Burke\u2019s as good as one could hope for in the West, and even Rorate Caeli criticized him for not noticing all the previous heresies coming from the Vatican. (That doesn\u2019t make him a non-Catholic, of course, but he\u2019s hardly a safe pastor and teacher. That\u2019s why we have traditionalist clergy.) Your ecclesiology is all hollowed-out and unreal, and your grasp of the seriousness of the situation in the Church is weak. You don\u2019t see the problem, therefore all proposed solutions strike you as irresponsible at best. That might also explain why you call me a schismatic.\nI don\u2019t promote sedevacantism. If I did, the priests would hear about it and have a word with me. My writings have all been discussions with interested people, or essentially defensive efforts, against attacks on my opinion, or against attacks on Roman Theology. If you want to see what \u201cpromoting sedevacantism\u201d looks like, check out NovusOrdoWatch. Mario and Co. think it\u2019s important that others are sedevacantists, and in his charity he expends a great deal of effort promoting his position. I, on the other hand, don\u2019t care that another is not a sede, don\u2019t generally raise it with people, and don\u2019t discuss it unless somebody else brings it up. One of our parishioners approached our priest last year and asked, breathlessly, if he knew that \u201cJohn Lane is a sedevacantist\u201d? Father laughed when he told me. The man had been a parishioner at our chapel for many years. You really did pick the wrong windmill to tilt at, John.\nWhatever the effect of Mario\u2019s and certain other parties\u2019 efforts might be, sedevacantism isn\u2019t chiefly caused by them, or by me. You could have me strung up under a tree tomorrow, next to Mario and Fr. Cekada, and the ecclesiological problem would still exist, and people would wonder what the right answer is, and some of them would read about the pope-heretic question in theology books, and think that it explains a lot of what we see. And that would not make them schismatics.\nThe priest who read the book True or False Pope? prior to publication (apparently the only priest who did so) then intervened:\nFrom: Fr. [N]\nTo: Robert Siscoe; John Salza; [One other SSPX Member]\nCc: John Lane\nThe email from John Lane is a good example of \u201cescape\u201d \u2013 fear to say openly what he does thing, but raising a false question. You have repeatedly asked him to give a list of local bishops with jurisdiction that he would recognise as part of the Catholic Hierarchy. He has repeatedly avoided giving such list, and here is his last attempt, which is blatantly wrong!\nNow Cardinal Li\u00e9nart was appointed by Pius XI and always kept in office and recognised by Pius XII: yet, there may have been priests who would not have given his name as someone from whom you could safely learn the Faith. There has been quite a few example of others in the past whose doctrine was confused and unreliable (e.g. Bishop Dupanloup), and yet nobody questioned whether there were \u201ca Catholic [bishop who] has ordinary jurisdiction.\u201d In [most] of the chapels of the SSPX there is the name of the pope and of the local bishop in the sacristy, and [most] priests of the SSPX do pray for them at Mass, and yet most of these priests would not give the name of such bishop as someone from whom one could \u201csafely learn the faith\u201d on all points: yet these same SSPX priests do recognise these bishops as \u201cCatholic bishops who have ordinary jurisdiction.\u201d\nSedevacantists as John Lane claim that their position is a solution to today\u2019s problem: in fact, it makes the problem to disappear. Indeed, according to their (erroneous) ideas, there is no Catholic pope teaching something wrong, there is no Catholic bishop teaching something wrong, there is no liturgy currently harming the Catholic church\u2026 because none of these are Pope, Bishop or catholic clergy: these problems are not in the Church. And they can\u2019t see that then the Church itself disappears!\nSincerely yours in Jesus and Mary,\nFather [N]\nTo: Fr. [N.]; Robert Siscoe; John Salza; [Four other SSPX Members]\nThe comparison was not a parallel, so your argument does not follow.\nThe argument is this:\nClaim by anti-sede polemicists:\nAn undoubted Roman Pontiff is necessary to ensure that there are always Successors of the Apostles\nThe sede vacante thesis denies that there is a Roman Pontiff\nThe sede vacante thesis results in the extinction of the hierarchy\nRefutation: I deny the major. Supplied jurisdiction (proofs from Wilmers, Zapalena, and others) suffices to validate some acts of a putative Roman Pontiff which would otherwise be invalid due to lack of habitual jurisdiction\nA rigorous logician would concede that his attack was without force. Instead of doing this, the anti-sede polemicist switches ground from the realm of principle to the realm of fact (implicitly but clearly admitting that his argument on principle was invalid), and demands that the sedevacantist name a specific individual who is a bishop with ordinary jurisdiction.\nThis is an unfair demand \u2013 not (merely) morally, but logically \u2013 as it requires that the sedevacantist verify not merely principles, which can be found in the books, but a whole raft of specific concrete facts about individuals. Logically, this is an invalid argument, demanding what is in today\u2019s circumstances morally impossible.\nBut to ensure that you do not return with more of the same, I always point out that the situation in the East is different from the situation in the West, where we suffered the Great Schism of Paul VI.\nIf your side has not the capacity to argue in an orderly fashion, and instead must resort to these tactics, what does that say about the strength of your case? I remind you, your case is NOT that of Archbishop Lefebvre, who held that the question of the pope was an open one, but rather, your case is that it is unlawful to hold any opinion but yours. Indeed, the book that you and Fr. [N.] are so determined to make your own maintains that sedevacantists are schismatics, period. That is not even the position of the Society today, let alone of the Archbishop.\nBack to my comparison. So, you cannot name a single ordinary that safely teaches the faith, supervised as he is by an undoubted Roman Pontiff? Where is the Catholic Church, and how do you evade the charge of heresy yourself?\nHe who proves too much, proves nothing. If you hadn\u2019t apparently irremediably hitched yourself to the wagon of these professors of novelty, you\u2019d not be having to deal with this. Why not retreat to the position of the Archbishop?\nThank you for your efforts, and especially for advising Robert to change that CFN text last year.\nRe: A Challenge from Robert Siscoe (& John Salza)\nCorrection. This priest did reply, as follows:\nFrom: Fr. [N.]\nTo: John Lane; Robert Siscoe; John Salza; [Four SSPX Members]\n1/ You distort and make up the argument of the opposite side, and then you refute it, but such argumentation is evidently not right.\nThe argument against the sedevacantists is this:\nThe reasons with which they claim that the Pope is not Pope would \u2013 a fortiori, when applied the bishops \u2013 imply that most, if not all, the local bishops would not be local bishops, and thus end up in an invisible church hierarchy.\nAnd when pressed to name local bishops that you recognise, the very fact that you escape that answer manifests that the above argument is indeed very much on target! And thus sedevacantism is rightly refuted by pointing out that the consequence is against the faith.\n2/ One could add that the presence of a Successor of Peter is required for the hierarchy to be conformed to what our Lord Jesus Christ has established: a church hierarchy without Pope would not be a Catholic Hierarchy. The inter-regnum is evidently not an objection to that, because the Church is evidently busy getting the successor, which is NOT the case now, and has not been for the past 50 years: such a hierarchy that would have no pope and would not be busy electing its successor would not be a Catholic hierarchy.\nThat second line of argument is independent from the one above, and has its own value \u2013 sufficient also to ruin the sedevacantist errors. It is based on the structure of the hierarchy, the first is based on the visibility of the hierarchy.\n3/ Your first line is logically EMPTY. I was denouncing you for ESCAPING the required answer: give a list of the local bishops whom you recognise as Catholic, endowed with regular jurisdiction. Your answer WAS an escape, and your newer answer is again another escape: you have still not given such a list!\nMy comparison with Li\u00e9nart, Dupanloup etc. is very much valid logically. One cannot infer from the fact that a priest would not recommend a bishop to be a \u201csafe\u201d teacher of the faith to whether the priest recognises that bishop as a \u201ccatholic bishop who has ordinary jurisdiction\u201d: giving some individual cases which you would agree is logically sufficient to prove it. If there is ONE bishop whom a priest could legitimately not recommend as a \u201csafe\u201d teacher of the Faith, and yet would recognise him as a \u201cCatholic bishops who has ordinary jurisdiction\u201d, it logically implies that \u201cto be a safe teacher of the Catholic faith\u201d is more restrictive than \u201cto be a Catholic bishop who has ordinary jurisdiction\u201d, and therefore you are hiding behind an invalid escape, asking for the first (rarer) when you are required to give the second. There is NO LOGIC in claiming \u201cThe comparison was not a parallel, so your argument does not follow.\u201d\nFather [N.]\nThe following is not an email, but a post I have now written in order to answer this priest. I've sent him an email pointing him to this post. I told him that if he replies, I will edit his email to make it anonymous and publish it here.\nMr. Siscoe had made a specific challenge, as follows:\nJohn, please provide an authoritative source who teaches that a false pope receives supplied jurisdiction that renders his \u201cpapal\u201d acts valid. And please don\u2019t quote the doctrinal dissertation by Francis Miaskiewicz as your authority, since he never says the acts of a false pope are valid. ...\nWilmers was provided, and he says perfectly, beyond the possibility of contradiction, that the acts of a non-pope would be valid by supplied jurisdiction \"to the extent necessary.\"\nThe reply to this by Mr. Siscoe was to change the subject. This priest (the only priest known to have read and approved the contents of the book, True or False Pope? prior to publication) then accused me of distorting and making up the arguments of the other side!\nLet's have a look at the new arguments now introduced into the debate.\nThe claim by this priest is that the argument has been misunderstood.\nYou distort and make up the argument of the opposite side, and then you refute it, but such argumentation is evidently not right.\nThe primary reason that most sedes, certainly the most well-read sedes, place against the claims of the Conciliar popes is the indefectibility of the Church. That indefectibility includes her infallibility in doctrine, law, and public worship, but it is much broader than this, because it extends to the Church's essential mission of sanctifying souls, training them practically for heaven. The Conciliar system does not do this, it wrecks the faith of those who entrust themselves to it. This constitutes, in sum, the mystery of the current state of the Church.\nNow, this argument does not imply that all of the bishops who believe that Francis, for example, is pope, are false pastors. The logic of the argument is that the pope is the keystone of the unanimity of the Church; if he is present, then the Church can act as a whole. If the pope is absent, the Church is crippled, deprived of her principle of visible unity, and able to suffer a great degree of disunity. Franzelin explains this is lucid terms. She does not defect in periods of sede vacante, for she cannot act with full unanimity during such periods. If she cannot act with her full degree of unanimity, as she can when there is a pope, then she cannot defect either. Men may, and do, leave her unity, during periods of crisis, and if there's no Roman Pontiff, this effect will be greatly exacerbated.\nThat's our argument, at least our chief argument, and nothing about it leads logically to the conclusion that all of the lesser offices in the Church are also vacant.\nThe second of argument of this priest is as follows:\nOne could add that the presence of a Successor of Peter is required for the hierarchy to be conformed to what our Lord Jesus Christ has established: a church hierarchy without Pope would not be a Catholic Hierarchy. The inter-regnum is evidently not an objection to that, because the Church is evidently busy getting the successor, which is NOT the case now, and has not been for the past 50 years: such a hierarchy that would have no pope and would not be busy electing its successor would not be a Catholic hierarchy.\nThe force of this argument is very difficult to perceive. Let's try and break it down into a logical form.\nMajor: The pope is an essential element in the hierarchy of the Catholic Church\nMinor: An interregnum, by definition, is the absence of a pope\nConclusion: An interregnum is incompatible with the definition of the hierarchy\nThis argument is obviously wrong, as there is an interregnum every time the pope dies, and our priest opponent recognises this, and seeks to distinguish the putative interregnum at present, according to the sedevacantist thesis, from all other interregna.\nMajor: It is essential to the definition of a true interregnum that the hierarchy is working to elect a pope\nMinor: During the putative sedevacantist thesis interregum, the hierarchy is not working to elect a pope\nConclusion: The putative interregnum of the sedevacantist thesis is not a true interregnum\nI distinguish the major. It is essential to the definition of a true interregnum that the hierarchy has an efficacious desire to do whatever is necessary to provide the Church with a pope, conceded. It is necessary that the hierarchy actively work on electing a pope at every stage of the interregnum, denied. The conclusion therefore does not follow.\nIt is not the role of the ordinaries to elect a pope, it is the role of the cardinals. If there are no cardinals, then the power to elect would devolve in some manner or other - either to the Roman Clergy generally, or to an imperfect general council. That is what the Roman theologians say about the matter. It is no part of Catholic doctrine that the cardinals will always act in a timely way to end an interregnum (i.e. elect a pope). Indeed, we have seen one historical interregnum of three years. Now, if the cardinals decline to act, or in the absence of true cardinals, it is no part of Catholic doctrine that the ordinaries will always take advantage in a timely way of the devolved power to elect. One would expect a great deal of confusion in any such circumstances, and a consequent hesitancy to act decisively.\nIndeed, at least one theologian has described the possibility of a lengthy interregnum in perfectly clear terms. He did not seem to be aware of the notion being put by our priest correspondent:\nThe great schism of the West suggests to me a reflection which I take the liberty of expressing here. If this schism had not occurred, the hypothesis of such a thing happening would appear to many chimerical. They would say it could not be; God would not permit the Church to come into so unhappy a situation. Heresies might spring up and spread and last painfully long, through the fault and to the perdition of their authors and abettors, to the great distress too of the faithful, increased by actual persecution in many places where the heretics were dominant. But that the true Church should remain between thirty and forty years without a thoroughly ascertained Head, and representative of Christ on earth, this would not be. Yet it has been; and we have no guarantee that it will not be again, though we may fervently hope otherwise. What I would infer is, that we must not be too ready to pronounce on what God may permit. We know with absolute certainty that He will fulfill His promises; not allow anything to occur at variance with them; that He will sustain His Church and enable her to triumph over all enemies and difficulties; that He will give to each of the faithful those graces which are needed for each one\u2019s service of Him and attainment of salvation, as He did during the great schism we have been considering, and in all the sufferings and trials which the Church has passed through from the beginning. We may also trust He will do a great deal more than what He has bound Himself to by His promises. We may look forward with a cheering probability to exemption for the future from some of the troubles and misfortunes that have befallen in the past. But we, or our successors in future generations of Christians, shall perhaps see stranger evils than have yet been experienced, even before the immediate approach of that great winding up of all things on earth that will precede the day of judgment. I am not setting up for a prophet, nor pretending to see unhappy wonders, of which I have no knowledge whatever. All I mean to convey is that contingencies regarding the Church, not excluded by the Divine promises, cannot be regarded as practically impossible, just because they would be terrible and distressing in a very high degree.\nFr. Edmund J. O\u2019Reilly, The Relations of the Church to Society, trans. by Matthew Russell. John Hodges, London, 1892, pp. 287-288; emphasis added.\nFr. O\u2019Reilly's comments on the Councils of Pisa and Constance are worth pondering also: viewtopic.php?f=2&t=1184\nNow, our priest's third argument:\nYour first line is logically EMPTY. I was denouncing you for ESCAPING the required answer: give a list of the local bishops whom you recognise as Catholic, endowed with regular jurisdiction. Your answer WAS an escape, and your newer answer is again another escape: you have still not given such a list!\nAgain, this is difficult to deal with because the opponent has forgotten what was at issue. The challenge by Mr. Siscoe was to the principle of supplied jurisdiction to a putative pope. That challenge was answered, but unfortunately the answer was not recognised, and instead the subject was switched. The new challenge was that if one cannot name a member of the hierarchy, then our view is defective. The logic of this was not made explicit, so we have to infer it. There appear to be two possible conclusions, the first incompatible with sacred doctrine, and therefore inadmissible, and the second incompatible with (at least) intellectual integrity on our side. The first possible conclusion is that if one cannot name members of the hierarchy, then the hierarchy does not really exist. The second possibility is that if one cannot name members of the hierarchy, one is not admitting one's true position, either through prejudicial blindness, or through dishonesty. We can ignore this second possibility, because even if it is the real objection of this priest (and it seems it is the real position of Siscoe and Salza on occasion, at least), there is no point engaging with people who doubt your honesty, or who think you are so blind as to be incapable of clear thought.\nSo, back to the first possibility, which is as follows:\nMajor: The hierarchy is visible to every member of the Church.\nMinor: But the hierarchy is not visible to some members of the Church,\nConclusion: Therefore, the hierarchy does not exist.\nI deny the major. Indeed, it's prima facie absurd.\nMy obligation is limited to identifying the local ordinary, if there is one, and ensuring that I am subject to him. Obviously, no traditional Catholic recognises his putative ordinary as somebody to whom he can really be subject, so the burden weighs upon all of us, not only upon sedevacantists. Non-sedevacantists escape this problem, in their own minds, by redefining \"being subject to\" as \"verbally acknowledging, with no intention of taking the slightest practical action towards obeying the man.\"\nI say that the hierarchy is intact except and insofar as individual bishops have disappeared into heresy (or schism). In the West this is a very widespread problem, and even, theoretically, for the sake of the argument, universal. In the East the problem is nowhere near as severe, although it's still a widespread problem. I presume that many of the bishops of the Eastern Rites are what they purport to be, and it's no part of any obligation of mine to go around determining which of them is or isn't a true successor of the Apostles.\nOur priest correspondent thinks this is a dodge. He could only think that if he didn't recognise the reality of the depth of this crisis. In order to bring him face to face with the depth of the problem, I issued a counter-challenge: Show me a single member of the hierarchy who is a safe pastor for Catholics. He declined to do so. Let's have a look at how he addresses my challenge, having avoided answering it directly.\nOur opponent asserts,\nOne cannot infer from the fact that a priest would not recommend a bishop to be a \u201csafe\u201d teacher of the faith to whether the priest recognises that bishop as a \u201ccatholic bishop who has ordinary jurisdiction\u201d\nThis is entirely beside the point. The point had nothing whatsoever to do with whether any bishop is a true successor of the apostles. It had to do with the indefectibility of the Church in faith. If the entire hierarchy cannot be trusted to preach the faith in its purity, then the Church has defected. As I said, \"So, you cannot name a single ordinary that safely teaches the faith, supervised as he is by an undoubted Roman Pontiff? Where is the Catholic Church, and how do you evade the charge of heresy yourself?\"\nIn formal terms (the major is Catholic doctrine; the minor is our priest opponent's position, according to his own logic, if not being able to name a member of a group necessarily implies that the group is empty of members):\nMajor: The Catholic Church is the sure ark of salvation; her preaching of the faith is trustworthy.\nMinor: But the entire hierarchy of the post-Conciliar Church is untrustworthy in faith\nConclusion: Therefore the Church has defected.\nObviously this conclusion is inadmissible. Where is the fault in the reasoning? Clearly it lies in the minor. Our priest opponent, and all Catholics with sound faith, deny that the entire hierarchy is unreliable in faith. But this does not mean that we are obliged to name those whose preaching is reliable. It suffices to say that faith assures us that the hierarchy has not universally defected in faith, and leave it at that.\nThis priest concludes:\nThere is NO LOGIC in claiming \u201cThe comparison was not a parallel, so your argument does not follow.\u201d\nThe logic was inescapable, actually, if understood at all. My argument should now be utterly clear. It is not connected with the contention of our opponents that if we cannot name a member of the hierarchy, it follows that the hierarchy, on our principles, has ceased to exist. It was not a parallel, either. It was a comparison argument, intended to show one thing and one thing only - that the central principle of our opponents' argument is invalid. In our opponents' argument, and in mine, the same principle shares centre stage. If it's valid, it leads to heresy in either case. If it isn't valid, it cannot be employed against sedevacantists.\nActually, it's an entirely vacuous principle, without even a shadow of logical force, and this is seen the moment it is isolated and defined clearly, as has now been done, and which should finish this debate.",
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        "raw_content": "Brain Imaging Scan Finds Chemical Brain Change in Elderly at Risk of Alzheimer\u2019s\nIncreasing evidence Alzheimer\u2019s associated with changes in brain starting many years before symptoms show\nAug. 25, 2011 - A brain imaging scan of senior citizens in their 70s and 80s has identified biochemical changes in the brains of normal people who might be at risk for Alzheimer's disease, according to research published in the August 24, 2011, online issue of Neurology, the medical journal of the American Academy of Neurology.\nThe study of 311 elderly people with no cognitive problems, from the population-based Mayo Clinic Study of Aging, used an advanced brain imaging technique called proton MR spectroscopy to see if they had abnormalities in several brain metabolites that may be biomarkers for Alzheimer's disease.\nBlood Test, Spinal Fluid Analysis Both Find Success in Predicting Alzheimer\u2019s Disease\nBlood test successful 83% of time; spinal fluid biomarkers predict AD years in advance\nOver Half of Alzheimer\u2019s Cases May Be Preventable, Say Researchers\nStudy presented at Alzheimer's conference identifies key factors that can be modified to lower risk of AD - July 20, 2011\nFinding Alzheimer\u2019s Disease May be as Easy as Switching on a Light to See Amyloid Proteins\nRice U. lab's light-switching complex attaches itself to amyloid proteins, \u2018lights up\u2019 Alzheimer\u2019s roots - see video - July 13, 2011\nThey also had PET scans to assess the level of amyloid-beta deposits, or plaques, in the brain that are one of the first signs of changes in the brain due to Alzheimer's disease. The participants were also given tests of memory, language and other skills.\n\"There is increasing evidence that Alzheimer disease is associated with changes in the brain that start many years before symptoms develop,\" said Jonathan M. Schott, MD, of the Dementia Research Centre, University College London in England and a member of the American Academy of Neurology, who wrote an editorial accompanying the study.\n\"If we could identify people in whom the disease process has started but symptoms have not yet developed, we would have a potential window of opportunity for new treatments\u2014as and when they become available\u2014to prevent or delay the start of memory loss and cognitive decline.\"\nThe study found that 33 percent of the participants had significantly high levels of amyloid-beta deposits in their brains. Those with high levels of amyloid-beta deposits also tended to have high levels of the brain metabolites myoinositol/creatine and choline/creatine.\nPeople with high levels of choline/creatine were more likely to have lower scores on several of the cognitive tests, regardless of the amount of amyloid-beta deposits in their brains.\n\"This relationship between amyloid-beta deposits and these metabolic changes in the brain are evidence that some of these people may be in the earliest stages of the disease,\" said study author Kejal Kantarci, MD, MSc, of the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn., and a member of the American Academy of Neurology.\n\"More research is needed that follows people over a period of years to determine which of these individuals will actually develop the disease and what the relationship is between the amyloid deposits and the metabolites.\" At the present time, MR spectroscopy cannot be used for diagnosis.\nThe study was supported by the Paul Beeson Award in Aging, National Institutes of Health and the Robert H. and Clarice Smith and Abigail Van Buren Alzheimer's Disease Research Program of the Mayo Foundation.\nThe American Academy of Neurology, an association of more than 24,000 neurologists and neuroscience professionals, says it is dedicated to promoting the highest quality patient-centered neurologic care. A neurologist is a doctor with specialized training in diagnosing, treating and managing disorders of the brain and nervous system such as epilepsy, dystonia, migraine, Huntington's disease, and dementia.\nFor more information about the American Academy of Neurology, visit http://www.aan.com.\nhttp://www.youtube.com/AANChannel\nhttp://www.aan.com/press\nhttp://www.twitter.com/AANPublic",
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        "raw_content": "How Vietnamese and Koreans View Each Other\nWhat the Vietnamese people think of Korea (Republic of Korea) and Koreans think of Viet Nam was the most popular topic at a Ho Chi Minh City seminar involving Korean and Vietnamese academics.\n\u201cDialogue between South East Asia and North East Asia\u201d, as the conference was called, was sponsored by the SEONAM Foundation and gave the countries\u2019 intelligentsia a chance to better understand each others\u2019 cultural characteristics. At the seminar, experts discussed many topics to do with politics, the economy and society but the one that aroused the greatest interest was how the Koreans and Vietnamese viewed each other.\nVietnamese are generous, friendly and hospitable.\nWhat do Koreans think of Viet Nam?\nIn his talk, Professor Shin Yoon Hwan stressed Viet Nam\u2019s generosity to its former enemies by normalizing diplomatic ties with these countries. \u201cViet Nam\u2019s generosity and closing of the past have made RoK's veterans feel ashamed and express their deep gratitude to Viet Nam,\u201d he said.\n\u201cDozens of RoK's authors writing on Viet Nam or the Viet Nam War have grouped in order to promote the relationship between the two countries. There are two scholars who specialize in South East Asia and both are experts on Vietnamese history,\u201d he added.\nAccording to Professor Shin, Koreans have made a strong impression on Viet Nam because the RoK's \"wave\" called Hallyu broke first on Viet Nam\u2019s shore five or six years ago before fanning out to other countries in South East Asia. This \"wave\" includes television programs, movies, music, fashion, cosmetics and food.\nProfessor Kang Tae-Woong admitted that he and the Korean 7x generations had only known about the Viet Nam War, but now young Koreans were learning more about Viet Nam the country and liked traveling here.\nProfessor Choi Byung Wook said he appreciated Viet Nam\u2019s rapid change and development in the last ten years. Professor Shin thought likewise and made the comment that Viet Nam was attracting a large number of RoK investors and was making it easier for Koreans to live and do business here.\nWhat do Vietnamese think of Korea?\nRoK's capital Seoul is a beautiful city\nThis question was asked by the RoK's professors.\nMs. Gia Vy, an undergraduate in the Eastern Studies Department of the HCMC University of Social Sciences, responded that young Vietnamese admired the dynamism and patriotism of the Korean people.\n\u201cWe always want to know how Korea\u2019s electronics industry has developed so fast, why the Korean movie industry is conquering Asia and surpassing Hong Kong and Taiwanese films, why culture is becoming Korea\u2019s strongest point in travel and the economy,\u201d Gia Vy said.\n\u201cVietnamese people like Korean films because they stress humanity, faithfulness in love, and magnanimity\u2026Young audiences can identify with the main characters,\u201d she added.\n\u201cHowever, when we had a chance to visit Korea we found that not everything was beautiful and good like in the movies,\u201d she admitted.\nProfessor Choi said that Viet Nam and Korea had a very special relationship. From the 13th century, when descendants of King Ly Thai To, who founded the capital Thang Long (called Ha Noi now), found refuge in Korea, the Ly family\u2019s descendants protected Vietnamese traditions in the midst of Korean culture.\nNow, he said, they were returning to Viet Nam to contribute to their ancestral homeland.\nA story that is more legend than history tells about the Vietnamese scholar Mac Dinh Chi and the time he was sent to China as King Tran Anh Tong\u2019s envoy. After China he was invited to Korea, where he married a local woman and started a family.\nProfessor Choi commented that the stories proved that marriage between Vietnamese and Koreans had been around since medieval times.\nNowadays Vietnamese women still marry Korean men, and many Vietnamese have gone to Korea to work. In the other direction, there are 30,000 Koreans in HCMC and 5,000 in Ha Noi, and their number is sure to increase in the years ahead.\nReported by Kim ung-Translated by Ngoc Minh",
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        "raw_content": "at our 21st and 22nd BACK-TO-BACK\n***THE THEME IS HALLOWEEN***\nThere will be many stunning Bostons to see and even more great people to meet.\nSee you in This Friday in Dixon!\nWelcome to the online home of the Sierra Gold Boston Terrier Club - a community of dedicated Boston Terrier breeders, exhibitors, and pet owners. We are a Northern California based organization dedicated to this outstanding purebred American original.\nMembership in the SGBTC is open to any person with an interest in Boston Terriers. You do not have to own a dog to join. We are approved by the American Kennel Club and affiliated with the Boston Terrier Club of America.\nPlease visit our ABOUT CLUB page for more information on joining the SGBTC.\nWeb site design by www.tdrphotography.com",
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        "raw_content": "BREAKING: 800 Families File Lawsuit Against Saudi Arabia for Role in 9/11\n(Matt Agorist) For the first time in history, families of victims of the 9/11 terror attacks are using a new law and are going after Saudi Arabia in a lawsuit for their role in the attacks. In this landmark lawsuit, the families of 800 victims are suing Saudi Arabia for aiding the hijackers.\nRelated Saudi Arabia Threatens to Crash the Dollar if Congress Exposes Their Role in 9/11 Attacks\nby Matt Agorist, March 20th, 2017\nFor more than a decade and a half, Presidents Barack Obama and George W. Bush kept secret the alleged role Saudi Arabia played in the September 11 attacks on America. Becuase of the cozy relationship the US has with the terrorist nation, special interests within the government have chosen to protect their Saudi friends instead of telling Americans the truth about what happened that fateful day.\nOnly because of the vigilance of those seeking the truth is this lawsuit now a reality.\nThis lawsuit is possible because last year, the U.S. House of Representatives, following the lead of the Senate, passed a bill, the \u201cJustice Against Sponsors of Terrorism Act\u201d (JASTA), allowing Americans to sue Saudi Arabia over 9/11. When the bill made it to the President\u2019s desk, however, Obama quickly showed his loyalty to Saudi Arabia and vetoed it. However, that was only the beginning of the rollercoaster.\nDays after his despicable veto, the Senate stepped up and overwhelmingly voted to override it.\nAside from US curtseying to the Saudi regime, another reason for the veto was obvious as this bill opens up a venue and allow lawsuits against the U.S. for alleged sponsorship of terrorist activities in their own countries \u2013 a Pandora\u2019s Box that then-President Obama, and the CIA most certainly did not want to open with the world watching. However, it appears for now, that Pandora\u2019s Box is open.\nREAD MORE: What are They Hiding? Govt Wants to Keep 9/11 Cockpit Audio Secret During Gitmo Trial\nAccording to the exclusive report by PIX 11:\nThe lawsuit asserts that the Saudi royals, who for years had been trying to curry favor with fundamentalists to avoid losing power, were aware that funds from Saudi charities were being funneled to al-Qaida.\nAviation attorney Jim Kreindler told PIX11 News: \u201cThe charities were alter egos of the Saudi government.\u201d\n\u201cThe Saudis were so duplicitous,\u201d Kreindler said. \u201cThey claim to be allies fighting with U.S. against Iran, while at the same time working with the terrorists. There\u2019s no question they had a hand in the 9/11 attacks.\u201d\nAs most Americans know, 15 of the 19 hijackers on 9/11 were from Saudi Arabia and three of them were actual government employs of the kingdom. In spite of this fact, the United States invaded Iraq \u2014 not Saudi Arabia.\nTo illustrate just how well connected the Saudi regime is in the US, they are also absent from President Donald Trump\u2019s travel ban \u2014 in spite of being responsible for the overwhelming majority of terrorist activity carried out in the US.\nREAD MORE: BREAKING: 28 Pages Show US Knew Saudis Aided 9-11 Attackers and Covered it Up\nAlthough the US government knew about the role of Saudi Arabia on 9/11, they kept this information secret until last year when the once classified 28-pages were released. Sen. Bob Graham, a co-chairman of the investigation committee was a strong advocate of declassifying the information and his campaign was successful on July 15, 2016.\n\u201cThere is information, primarily from FBI sources, that at least two of those individuals were alleged by some to be Saudi intelligence officers,\u201d reads the first of 28 pages. \u201cThe Joint Inquiry\u2019s review confirmed that the Intelligence Community also has information, much of which has yet to be independently verified, indicating that individuals associated with the Saudi Government in the United States may have other ties to al-Qa\u2019ida and other terrorist groups.\u201d\nWhile JASTA will allow these families of victims of 9/11 to overcome the current restrictions barring them from suing foreign governments, a new section of the bill, added at the last minute, essentially allows the heads of the Justice and State departments to stay any lawsuits indefinitely. The inserted provisions allow for organizational heads to simply \u201cinform the judge hearing the case that the US government has engaged with Riyadh in diplomatic talks to resolve the issue.\u201d Additionally, the attorney general can petition the court for an extension of the stay for \u201cadditional 180-day periods,\u201d effectively delaying lawsuits against the Saudis indefinitely.\nWhether or not the Trump regime will use this provision to protect the terrorist state of Saudi Arabia is unknown for the time being. However, his posture toward the kingdom, thus far, indicates that blocking the lawsuits is not off the table.\nREAD MORE: Saudi Press Just Accused US Govt of Blowing Up World Trade Centers as Pretext to Perpetual War\n\u201cThis lawsuit is a demonstration of the unwavering commitment of the 9/11 families to hold Saudi Arabia accountable for its critical role in the 9/11 attacks,\u201d Kreindler said. The Free Thought Project would like to express our support for these families and if and when this lawsuit is blocked, we will do our best to expose those behind it.\nPlease share this article with your friends and family to let them know that in spite of the federal government\u2019s best intentions at protecting this terrorist regime, the power of the people is winning.\nhttp://thefreethoughtproject.com/breaking-800-families-sue-saudi-arabia-carrying-911-terror-attacks/\nLabels: 9/11 , conspiracy , corruption , disclosure , fraud of the system , ftp , lawsuit , saudi arabia , the shift",
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        "raw_content": "Lemon Water Is Actually More Nutritious than Regular Water\nAs our internet access has expanded tremendously in recent years, many more of us have been able to access all kinds of information on health and nutrition from sources around the world. People have been learning that there are many things that they can do to keep themselves healthy long before having to see their physician, and are definitely becoming more willing to take matters of their health and well being into their hands. One of the most important things that has been consistent throughout all cultures and all ages is that the majority of illnesses that we acquire or deal with very often are related to the foods we eat and diets we maintain. As such, many of us have been making a lot of changes and adjustments in our eating habits, and in our lifestyles, in general.\nEven before any questions of what to eat are dealt with, the very first thing that is emphasized is the great importance of drinking plenty of water every single day. Because our bodies are made mostly of water, we have to drink a lot of water in order for our different body functions to operate properly. In fact, we have to be sufficiently hydrated for our bodies to even be able to properly digest and extract nutrients from any food we eat. For sure, our culture and society has once again embraced drinking water as an integral part of good health.\nAs we have gained more exposure to other world cultures, we have been able to learn more about the added benefits we can receive from water when we infuse it with various fruits, vegetables, herbs, and other natural nutrients. For example, adding either mint or cucumber will give you distinct sets of benefits relative to the nutritional qualities of each. These days, it is very common to see homes, restaurants, and businesses with multiple pitchers of water, each with different kinds of nutrients infused into them. Of the different kinds of nutrients you could use, simply adding your water with lemon is actually one of the more beneficial infusions.\nMany of the benefits that you can get from drinking lemon water relate to the digestive system. Drinking lemon water will help strengthen your immune system, stabilize your digestion process, as well as detoxify your liver. You can also help keep your body\u2019s pH levels balanced by drinking lemon water, which can help keep your skin healthy, along with many other health benefits.\nAs you strive to live a healthier lifestyle, drinking lemon water can really add a lot of necessary benefits. Take full advantage of the many resources that are available that can show you how drinking lemon water, and other kinds of nutrient infusions, can benefit your health.",
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        "raw_content": "KWC Faucets Review & Rating Updated: 01/22/19\n1. The term \"lifetime\" is not defined, and therefore will most likely be interpreted as the actual lifetime of the buyer.\nDownload the KWC Warranty (.pdf).\nA Swiss company, KWC is a relatively small manufacturer of high-end and high priced all-brass and stainless steel faucets known for their dependability. A lot of its style offerings can be had from other companies at less cost but it is more difficult to reproduce the legendary reliability of the company's faucets.\nIn 2013 KWC was sold to its Swiss competitor, a global player in the sanitary ware market with over 12,500 worldwide employees. Franke has begun to make changes in KWC to better fit its product line and strategic vision. The changes are still ongoing. Expect a considerably different KWC when the process is complete.\nEssentially a boutique faucet maker with just over 300 employees, the KWC has been remarkably astute in its marketing of contemporary faucets. As a consequence, KWC has emerged from the cloud of obscurity that envelopes most small faucet manufactures to become nearly as well known to the buying public as much larger competitors such as\nThe company manufactures contemporary luxury faucets for the kitchen and bath. Designed, prototyped, tested and manufactured in Unterkulm, Switzerland. KWC faucets have long been noted for their clean, crisp designs in the North German or Hanseatic tradition.\nThe designs are added to yearly by the seemingly inexhaustible creativity of industrial design partners Michael Lammel and Bertrand Illert, founders and owners of NOA, a design studio in Aachen, Germany. NOA, in addition to keeping the KWC at the forefront of innovative faucet design, also designs kitchen and dining ware for WMF Group, and porcelain sanitary wares for VitrA, a division of the ceramics giant, Eczacibasi Group of Istanbul, Turkey.\nKWC has earned recognition for its design finesse in numerous international design competitions. The new ZOE faucet has been the recipient of an iF World Design Guide award (2016), a Good Design award (2015-2016) from the Chicago Athenaeum \u2014 the oldest and most coveted of the international design prizes \u2014 and a special German Design Award (2016). Other winning designs include the AVA, INTRO, ONO and PIANA faucets.\nMany KWC designs, however, are becoming dated. Some are more than two decades old, and have been widely copied. It is increasingly possible to find more of less original KWC styles in mid-priced faucet lines such as Delta and Moen often at much less cost and with no lessening of reliability. In fact, Delta, with its Diamond Seal Technology super cartridges is probably making the most reliable faucets on the market today.\nFounded in 1874 by Adolf Karrer in Switzerland to manufacture music boxes, KWC did not produce its first faucet until 1897. Music box production ended in 1902 at which time the company was renamed Karrer Weber & Cie AG. In 1984 the company was acquired by Hansa Metallwerke AG, a German faucet company headquartered in Stuttgart. The company name was shortened in 1986 to the current KWC AG.\nIn 2010 IK Investment Partners (formerly \"Industri Kapital\"), a German private equity group, acquired a controlling Interest in Hansa and in 2013 split Hansa's assets, selling KWC to its Swiss competitor, and Hansa Metalwerke to Oras Group, a Finnish manufacturer of distinctive contemporary faucets and sanitary ware. Industry watchers believe that KWC is a goof fit for Franke, a global player in the sanitary ware market with over 12,500 worldwide employees.\nThe KWC brand will benefit from Franke's worldwide distribution, and Franke will gain a state-of-the-art manufacturing facility and access to some additional world-class design talent to supplement its own well-regarded design group.\nBecause of its wide name recognition and reputation as a maker of upscale, very reliable faucets, Franke will undoubtedly continue KWC as an independent brand but has already merged distribution and after-sale support.\nManufacturing will probably not be affected in the short term but expect some outsourcing. It is unlikely, however, that all production will be moved out of Switzerland.\nWe don't expect any reduction in the quality of the faucets as a result of this change in ownership, and may, in fact, see improvements in both brands of luxury faucets from technology crossovers.\nConsolidation in the company's North American operation has been completed. The separate U.S. KWC website has been closed, and the is now a part of the German-language site. The former KWC headquarters has been abandoned, and all services moved to Franke's U.S. facility in Tennessee. Customer service has been consolidated.\nThere has also been a weeding of incompatible products. Franke, which sells only kitchen, prep and bar faucets to complement its main product, kitchen sinks, has announced its intention to withdraw KWC bath faucets from the North American market starting in 2018. The faucts, at least for the time being, will still be sold in Europe.\nFranke will continue to provide post-sale support including handling warranty claims for KWC bath faucets and will supply replacement parts. But, it may not have the parts to supply.\nFaucets for the North American market are generally adapted from metric to our quaint \"customary units\" involving inches and fractions of inches. When Franke stops selling bath faucets in the U.S., it will undoubtedly stop making faucets adapted to our customary units, which means it will also stop making spare parts adapted to our customary units. Parts availability will be limited to whatever is on hand. This, in turn, means Franke will eventually run out of the parts and its bath faucets will be orphaned.\nA Franke company spokesperson told us that the company will supply parts for \"as long as they are available\". If the parts are not available, the spokesperson was non-committal other than to suggest that any parts orders would remain on file \"until the part becomes available.\" Which may be never.\nKWC has also begun pairing KWC faucets with upscale sinks. These are, of course, Franke sinks, but it looks like KWC will sell them under the KWC brand, and that brand will contain only the company's best quality sinks. This is still a program in development, so it remains to be seen how it will eventually work out. (A short video about the new program.)\nIndications so far are that Franke intends to position KWC as a super premium faucet, much like the relationship between\nKWC faucets have a reputation of being very reliable with a long service life free of problems. The proprietary KWC cartridge is one of the best and most KWC faucets are equipped with the incomparable Neoperl\u00ae aerator.\nBut, there are some limitations. All of this excellent Swiss craftsmanship is expensive, so the faucets are generally pricey as are the parts to fix the faucets should they ever break while out of warranty.\nThe narrow design range of KWC faucets makes most of the styles unsuitable for any but very contemporary kitchens and the very small palette of three finishes further limits the range of decors in which the faucets will fit. So, if you are on a budget, your style is traditional or your aim is to duplicate the look of a heritage kitchen, you may have to look elsewhere for your faucets.\nThe KWC English website does not appear to be finished. The former U.S./Canadian website (www.kwc.com) is defunct. It now redirects to the Swiss website (www.kwc.ch). Its abandonment was evidently a little premature, however, as the replacement site is still not ready for prime time. In a brief excursion through the site, we found multiple errors.\nThe short description of each faucet and the single 3/4 view image presented on the site is insufficient to make an intelligent faucet choice. Multiple images in color, or, better yet, a 360\u00b0 viewing feature such as that used by faucets, that allows the mouse to rotate the faucet to any viewing angle, would be invaluable in fully visualizing the faucet.\nThe more detailed technical data and installation instruction sheets are contained in downloadable .pdf documents. There is a link on each faucet page, and a second link under the \"Service\" tab at \"Catalogs + Downloads\" by clicking on \"Technical Information\" to display a list of products and a link to the technical documentation about the product \u2014 unless you have a pop up blocker installed, then the list may not appear. We turned ours off but the list still did not appear about half of the time.\nOnce you open the technical document for a faucet, however, the information is extensive including installation instructions and an exploded parts diagram. What is missing is a dimensioned drawing to help you decide whether a faucet will fit your sink. Installation instructions are in five languages.\nKWC faucets are sold only through showrooms and some internet retailers. The \"where to buy\" link on the company website works well but is difficult to find. Look for it under the \"Service\" menu. Irrespective of where you buy a KWC faucet, do not expect drastic price reduction from KWC's suggested retail price. The company enforces a minimum advertised price (MAP) policy that prohibits advertising a price more than 30% below its list price.\nThe company warrants its faucets for as long as the faucet is owned by the original buyer. A proof of purchase is required. 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        "raw_content": "Michael Astrue, a moderate Republican whom I know slightly, today withdrew his name from consideration as head of the Food and Drug Administration. He was known to be President Bush\u2019s top choice for the position, but Edward Kennedy, chairman of the Senate Labor Committee, announced that he would refuse to hold hearings on an the prospective nomination. Kennedy doesn\u2019t accuse Astrue, a former general counsel of the Department of Health and Human Services and current chairman of the Massachusetts Biotechnology Council, of harboring abhorrent right-wing opinions. His \u201cdisqualification\u201d is that he has worked for Biogen, and the Senator opposes allowing anyone with a background in the pharmaceutical industry to be in charge of the FDA.\nEven by Kennedy standards, that is so frivolous an objection, akin to refusing to let anyone who has ever been a taxpayer take charge of the IRS, that one cannot help suspecting that other motives are present. Kennedy\u2019s recalcitrance in fact fits into a pattern that Senate Democrats have followed since they became that chamber\u2019s majority. They are making it as difficult as they dare for the President to staff the Executive Branch with his own appointees, far more difficult than it was during previous periods when different parties controlled the Presidency and the Senate.\nMoreover, the Democrats\u2019 tactics rely heavily and increasingly on procedural maneuvers to block nominees who almost certainly could win on the Senate floor. Senator Kennedy\u2019s handling of the potential Astrue nomination was particularly heavy-handed. He lost the last time that he let his committee vote on a controversial nominee (Eugene Scalia for Solicitor of Labor). This time he would not even allow a vote. It is doubtful that such an experienced and politically mellow nominee would draw a dozen nay votes, but only one vote in the right place is needed to veto him.\nThe tools that the Democrats are using have always lain at hand, of course, and Mr. Dooley declared long ago that \u201cpolitics ain\u2019t beanbag\u201d. Why, though, are weapons that were formerly employed only rarely and against nominees who faced strong opposition in the Senate as a whole now being deployed against smaller and smaller targets? I have a pessimistic hypothesis that has the misfortune of fitting all of the data.\nWhile the Constitution vests executive power exclusively in the President, so that George W. Bush could, in principle, personally give orders to any administrative department on any subject, the federal government\u2019s ramified powers have to be exercised through millions of civil and military servants. Only a few thousand of those millions serve at the pleasure of the President. If he is to have any real authority, and if the government is to display any degree of energy, he must have wide freedom to select men whom he can trust and who agree with his principles.\nThe federal government can run on its own, without presidential direction, but anyone who has spent any time as a bureaucrat (and I will confess to having filled that role for a few years) knows that nonpolitical government employees, left to their own devices, shy away from controversy, bold initiatives and changes of course. It\u2019s quite right that they should hold that attitude; without it, the executive would dissolve in perpetual civil war. But it is not an attitude that can solve problems or deal with crises. Disrupting presidential appointments is tantamount to rendering a key branch of government unable to carry out its responsibilities in full. Is there anyone on the ideological ground to the right of Susan Sontag and the left of Pat Buchanan who believes that now is the time for ineffective government?\nSenators Kennedy and Daschle and Clinton and their comrades are surely aware of these elementary truths. Even in placid times, their Senate forebears have let the President pick his own team, reserving the right to criticize that team\u2019s performance. What is so different now that they must hamstring America\u2019s chief magistrate in a time of national peril?\nThe answer, I fear, is that they do not regard themselves as hindering the duly elected President but as keeping power from the hands of a usurper. Democrats\u2019 attacks on the legitimacy of the Bush Presidency have been less strident since September 11th, but, within the core of the Democratic Party, they were, up till that day, vociferous and unrelenting. It is doubtful that those who proclaimed them then have changed their minds now.\nOn the surface, the reasons for this extraordinary bitterness are the extreme closeness of the last election, the prolonged legal fight that followed it and the abrupt way in which the contest was brought to an end. But when one looks deeper, it is arguable that those factors were the occasion, rather than the cause, of the conviction that George W. Bush is not \u201creally\u201d President and is not entitled to the prerogatives of office.\nCrises of legitimacy typically spring from the use of force or fraud to overturn constitutional procedures. It would have been illegitimate for Governor Jeb Bush to arrest the Florida Supreme Court or for state election officials to add votes arbitrarily to their favored candidate\u2019s total or for either side to bribe or intimidate members of the Electoral College. It was not illegitimate, in the normal sense of the that term, for courts to issue decisions on cases within their jurisdiction and properly brought before them. Their decisions may have been wrong. Courts are frequently wrong. Courts frequently declare that other courts have been wrong. Questions of law are slightly more open to dispute than proofs of geometric theorems. Nonetheless, it is not illegitimate for judges to blunder. Even less is it illegitimate for them to decide difficult cases according to their lights.\nTo derive the conclusion, \u201cThe outcome of the 2000 election was illegitimate, and extraordinary measures are proper to thwart an illegitimate administration\u201d from the proposition, \u201cBush v. Gore was not legally the best decision that the Supreme Court could have made\u201d is rational only if one believes that all erroneous court decisions are invalid and can properly be resisted. Not even Terry McAuliffe, I suspect, would defend that premise, nor can I imagine that many Democrats would have embraced it had they not already regarded a Bush victory, however achieved, as fundamentally improper.\nAs further evidence, there is the curious fact, examined at length in an article in the current issue of The Wilson Quarterly (Peter Berkowitz and Benjamin Wittes, \u201cThe Professors and Bush v. Gore\u201d), that the legal community's loudest critics of the Supreme Court\u2019s resolution of the election dispute have advanced only superficial criticisms and have not bothered to address major points in the majority and concurring opinions. As the authors put it, \u201cthe scholarly critics generally seemed to regard the truth of their assertions as too obvious to require sustained evidence or argument, if they considered evidence or argument necessary at all.\u201d To support this conclusion, they look in detail at the pronouncements of three of the most distinguished anti-Bush constitutional law professors - Bruce Ackerman, Cass Sunstein and Ronald Dworkin - and show that none of them grapples seriously with the issues. Consistently they misstate the Court\u2019s holdings, ignore its rationale and substitute vituperation for analysis.\nIt looks like these eminent professors were convinced that Bush v. Gore was wrong - and not merely wrong but, in their unanimous opinion, the worst decision that the Supreme Court has ever made - before they thought carefully about its merits. That conviction, formed in advance of its nominal cause, suggests that they, like less analytical Democrats, regarded a Bush Presidency as illegitimate a priori.\nMy hypothesis, then, is that a large segment of the Democratic Party - probably not a majority but a substantial minority including many of the party\u2019s leaders - not only believes that George W. Bush has no right to be President but would hold to that belief even if he had won unquestioned majorities of the electoral and popular votes. The two possible alternative theories, that very few Democrats question the Administration\u2019s legitimacy or that their doubts were produced by the circumstances of the election, could be true but are hard to reconcile with the facts. If the Senate Democrats viewed President Bush as a \u201creal\u201d President, they would allow him the same latitude in staffing his administration as his predecessors enjoyed. 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        "raw_content": "Home / About SWEPA / SWEPA CONSTITUTION\nRULES AND CONSTITUTION OF PERSATUAN USAHAWAN DAN IKTISAS WANITA SABAH (SABAH WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS AND PROFESSIONALS ASSOCIATION)\nRule 1. Name and Registered Address\n(i) The name of the Association shall be Persatuan Usahawan Dan Iktisas Wanita Sabah (Sabah Women Entrepreneurs And Professionals Association) (SWEPA) hereinafter referred to as \u201cthe Association\u201d.\n(ii) Its registered address shall be at No.11, 2\u2033cl Floor, Bornion Centre, Luyang 88300, P.O. Box 13193, 88836 Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia or at such other place or places as may from time to time be decided on by the Executive Committee.\nThe registered address of the Association shall not be changed without the prior approval of the Registrar of Societies.\nRule 2. Aims and Objects The aims and objects of the Association shall be as follows:-\n(i) To foster goodwill and to establish relationship among business and professional women.\n(ii) To work together with the Federal Government, State Government and public enterprises in achieving National Development.\n(iii) To Comment/review on certain laws, ordinance, statutes and enactments which have an impact and relevance with the members\u2019 business or profession.\n(iv) To affiliate and co-operate with other bodies/agencies in Sabah and other parts of Malaysia which may have similar objectives. To affiliate also with international bodies that have similar goals and objectives.\n(v) To provide and/or assist members to obtain professional knowledge, training and services in their various business and professional fields.\n(vi) To represent its members at various government authorities and bodies/agencies.\n(vii) To collect, integrate and disseminate data, statistics and other information that has relation with the businesses and professions of the members.\n(viii) To act as adviser to potential and existing businesswomen.\n(ix) To promote the interest of members, the Association may acquire, sell or lease any property and to invest either solely or jointly in business and to carry out charity and welfare activities. 2\nRule 3. Membership\n(i) There shall be four categories of membership as follows :\na) Ordinary Members\nOrdinary membership shall be open to businesswomen and professional women of Malaysian citizenship who are residing in Sabah and aged 18 years and above.\nMembership shall be open to organisation with similar objectives registered in Sabah. Each member organisation shall be represented by two voting delegates in the General Meeting.\nc) Life Members\nThere shall be two categories of Life membership.\nLife membership shall be open to ordinary members who:-\n(i) have paid their subscription for life membership; and\n(ii) have paid their annual subscriptions for six (6) consecutive years (without default in any one of the subscriptions) and upon payment of a sum of Ringgit Malaysia Five Hundred (RM500.00) only.\nd) Associate Members\nAny person above 18 years of age and residing in Kota Kinabalu is eligible to apply for Associate membership. She shall abide by the rules and regulations of the Association except that she is not eligible to hold office in the Association.\n(ii) Every application for membership shall contain such particulars as may be required by the Executive Committee and shall be proposed and seconded by two existing members and shall be forwarded to the Secretary who shall at the first convenient opportunity, submit it to the Committee for approval. The Committee may at its discretion reject any application without assigning any reason therefore.\n(iii) Every applicant whose application has been approved as aforesaid shall, upon payment of the prescribed entrance fee and first yearly subscription, be admitted as a member of the Association and shall be entitled to all privileges of membership. Her approval shall be notified by the Secretary in writing.\nRule 4. Entrance Fees. Subscriptions and Other Dues\n(i) The entrance fee and subscription payable for all category of members shall be as follows:-\nOrdinary Institutional Life Associate\nEntrance Fee RM50.00 RM100.00 RM1,000.00 RM50.00\nYearly Subscription RM120.00 RM240.00 Nil RM120.00\n(ii) All yearly subscriptions shall be payable on admission of membership to the Treasurer and thereafter in advance before 31 of January of each year. The first year\u2019s subscription shall be in respect of the remaining months of that year of admission.\n(iii) Any member who allows her arrears to exceed one year subscriptions shall receive a written notification signed by or on behalf of the Secretary, and shall be denied the privileges of membership until she settles her account.\n(iv) The Committee shall have the power to fix a re-entrance fee for any person who has allowed her membership to lapse through arrears.\nRule 5. Cessation of Membership\nAn ordinary member and an institutional member shall cease to be such member in any of the following circumstances:-\n(i) If she gives by notice in writing addressed to the Secretary.\n(ii) If she allows her arrears to exceed 2 years subscriptions provided that the Executive Committee is satisfied that she has received due notice of her debts. Her membership may, however, be reinstated by the Executive Committee if and when she pays to the Association all her arrears of annual subscriptions, the current year subscription, a re-entrance fee and a penalty to be fixed by the Executive Committee.\nRule 6. Resignation and Expulsion\n(i) Any member who wishes to resign from the Association shall give two weeks notice in writing to the Secretary and shall pay up all dues.\n(ii) Any member who fails to comply with the rules of the Association or has acted in a manner to bring disrepute upon the Association may be expelled or suspended for a period of time as the Executive Committee deems fit. Before the Executive Committee expels or suspends the member, the member shall be informed of the grounds for such expulsion or suspension in writing and be given an opportunity to explain and absolve herself in person. Such suspension or expulsion shall be enforced, unless otherwise reversed by a general meeting upon appeal by the said member.\nRule 7. Annual General Meeting\n(i) The supreme authority of the Association is vested in a General Meeting of the members. At least fifty per centum of the total voting membership of the Association or twice the total number of members of the Executive Committee, whichever is the lesser must be present at a general meeting for its proceedings to be valid and to constitute a quorum.\n(ii) If half an hour after the time appointed for the meeting a quorum is not present, the meeting shall be postponed to a date (not exceeding 14 days) to be decided by the Executive Committee: and if a quorum is not present half an hour after the time appointed for the postponed meeting, the members present shall carry on with the business of the day but they shall not have the power to alter the rules of the Association or to make decisions affecting the whole membership.\n(iii) An Annual General Meeting of the Association shall be held by the end of June after the close of each financial year on a date and at a time and place to be decided by the Executive Committee. The business of the Annual General Meeting shall be:-\na) To receive the President\u2019s report on the working of the Association during the previous year.\nb) To receive the Treasurer\u2019s report and the audited accounts of the Association for the previous year.\nc) To elect an Executive Committee and to appoint auditors once in every two years.\nd) To deal with such other matters as may be put before it.\n(iv) A preliminary notice of the Annual General Meeting stating the date, the time and the place, and calling for motions for discussion, motions for amendment of the Rules and Nominations for the election of the Executive Committee (during election year) shall be sent by the Secretary to all members not later than 30 days before the date fixed for the meeting, and this notice shall also be prominently displayed at the registered address or place of meeting of the Association.\n(v) Nomination for the election of office bearers (during election year) and motions for discussion at the meeting must be sent to reach the Secretary not later than 14 days after the receipt of the preliminary notice. All nominations and proposed amendments to the Constitution shall be proposed and seconded by 2 existing members. Nominees must consent to the nominations and be present at the Annual General Meeting.\n(vi) The Secretary shall send to all members at least 7 days before the meeting an agenda including copies of minutes and reports, motions and nominations for the election of office bearers (during election year) together with the audited accounts of the Association for the previous year. Copies of these documents will also be made available at the registered address or place of meeting of the Association for the perusal of members.\n(vii) An extraordinary general meeting of the Association shall be convened:\na) whenever the Executive Committee deems it desirable, or\nb) at the joint request in writing of not less than twenty five percent of the membership, stating the objects and reasons for such meeting.\n(viii) An extraordinary general meeting requisitioned by members shall be convened not later than 14 days from the receipt of such requisition.\n(ix) The Secretary shall send to all members at least 7 days before the extraordinary general meeting an agenda.\n(x) Paragraphs (i) and (ii) of this rule regarding the quorum and the postponement of an Annual General Meeting shall apply also to an extraordinary general meeting, but with the proviso that if no quorum is present after half an hour from the time appointed for a postponed extraordinary general meeting requisitioned by members the meeting shall be cancelled, and no extraordinary general meeting shall be requisitioned for the same purpose until after the lapse of at least three months from the date thereof.\n(xi) The Secretary shall forward to all members a copy of the draft minutes of each annual and extraordinary general meeting 28 days after its conclusion.\n(xii) Any sale, purchase or transfer of any immovable property held in trust of the Association shall not be made without the consent and authority of two- third of the members present at the general meeting.\n(i) Voting at general meeting may be by show of hands or by secret ballot if the members at the meeting so decide.\nRule 9. Executive Committee\n(i) The Executive Committee shall be elected once in every two years at the annual General Meeting, except for the Immediate Past President and Legal Advisor, and shall commence its term of office on 1st July. The Executive Committee shall consist of the following Office Bearers:-\nA Vice President\nAn Assistant Secretary\nAn Assistant Treasurer\n(ii) The office bearers of the Association and every officer performing executive functions in the Association shall be Malaysian citizens.\n(iii) The Names for the above Office Bearers shall be proposed and seconded and election will be by a simple majority vote of the members by a show of hands or secret ballot once in every two years at the Annual General Meeting. All Office Bearers shall be eligible for re-election for subsequent terms. The tenure of all Office Bearers shall be two (2) years.\n(iv) The function of the Executive Committee is to organise and supervise the day-to-day activities of the Association and to make decisions on matters affecting its running within the general policy laid down by the General Meeting. The Executive Committee may not act contrary to expressed wishes of the General Meeting without prior reference to it and shall always remain subordinate to the General Meeting. It shall furnish a report to each Annual General Meeting on its activities during the previous year.\n(v) The Executive Committee shall meet from time to time whenever necessary but shall meet at least once in every three months, and 7 days notice of each meeting shall be given to the members. The President acting alone, or not less than three of its Executive Committee Members acting together may call for a meeting of the Executive Committee to be held at any time. At least one half of the Executive Committee Members must be present for its proceedings to be valid and to constitute a quorum.\n(vi) Where any urgent matter requiring the approval of the Executive Committee arises and it is not possible to convene a meeting, the Secretary may obtain such approval by means of a circular letter. The following conditions must be fulfilled before a decision of the Executive Committee is deemed to have been obtained:\na) The issue must be clearly set out on the circular and forwarded to all members of the Executive Committee;\nb) At least one-half of the members of the Executive Committee must indicate whether they are in favour or against the proposal;\nc) Any decision obtained by circular letter shall be reported by the Secretary to the next Executive Committee meeting and recorded in the minutes thereof.\n(vii) Any member of the Executive Committee who fails to attend three consecutive meetings of the Executive Committee without satisfactory explanation shall be deemed to have resigned from the Executive Committee.\n(viii) The Executive Committee shall give instructions to the Secretary and other officers for the conduct of the affairs of the Association. It may appoint such organisers and such staff as it deems necessary. It may suspend or dismiss any organiser or member of the staff for neglect of duty, dishonesty, incompetence, refusal to carry out the decisions of the Executive Committee, or for any other reason which it deems fit and sufficient in the interest of the Association.\n(ix) The Executive Committee shall within 60 days after the holding of the Annual General Meeting submit the annual returns of the Association to the Registrar of Societies as required under Section 14(1) of the Societies Act, 1966.\n(x) In the event of death or resignation or expulsion of a member of the Executive Committee, the candidate who received the next highest number of votes at the previous election for the post affected shall be invited to fill the vacancy. If there is no such candidate or if such candidate declines to accept the office, the Executive Committee shall have the power to co-opt any other member of the Association to fill the vacancy until the next Annual General Meeting of the year in which elections are held.\nRule 10. Duties of Office-Bearers\n(i) The President shall during her term of office preside at all general meetings and all meetings of the Executive Committee and shall be responsible for the proper conduct of all such meetings. She shall have a casting vote and shall sign the minutes to each meeting at the time they are approved.\n(ii) The Vice-President shall deputise for the President during the latter\u2019s absence.\n(iii) The Secretary shall conduct the business of the Association in accordance with its rules, and shall carry out the instructions of the General Meeting and of the Executive Committee. She shall be responsible for conducting all correspondence and keeping all books, documents and papers except the accounts and financial records. She shall maintain a membership register with particulars of name, age, identity card number, occupation and address of every member. She shall attend all meetings, and record the proceedings.\n(iv) The Assistant Secretary shall assist the Secretary in carrying out her duties and shall act for her in her absence.\n(v) The Treasurer shall be responsible for the finances of the Association. She shall keep accounts of all its financial transactions and shall be responsible for their correctness.\n(vi) The Ordinary Committee Members shall assist the above office bearers in the function of the Executive Committee and in the management of the Association.\nRule 11. Financial Provisions\n(i) Subject to the following provisions in this rule, the funds of the Association may be expended for any purpose necessary for the carrying out of its objects, including the expenses of its administration, the payment of salaries, allowance and expenses to its office-bearers and paid staff, and the audit of its accounts, but they shall on no account be used to pay the fine of any member who may be convicted in a court of law.\n(ii) The Treasurer may hold a petty cash advance not exceeding RM500.00 at any one time. All money in excess of this sum shall within seven days of receipt be deposited in a bank approved by the Executive Committee. The bank account shall be in the name of the Association.\n(iii) All cheques or withdrawal notices on the Association account shall be signed jointly by the President or the Secretary and the Treasurer.\n(iv) No expenditure exceeding RM2,000.00 at any one time shall be incurred without the prior sanction of the General Meeting and no expenditure exceeding RM500.00 at any one time shall be incurred without the prior sanction of Executive Committee. Expenditure of less than RM500.00 at any one time may be approved by the President together with the Secretary and Treasurer.\n(v) As soon as possible after the end of each financial year a statement of receipts and payments and a balance sheet for the year shall be prepared by the Treasurer and audited by the Auditors appointed under Rule 12. The Audited accounts shall be submitted for the approval of the next Annual General Meeting, and copies shall be made available at the registered address or place of meeting of the Association for the perusal of members.\n(vi) The date of the commencement of the financial year of the Association shall be from the 1st of January and shall end on 31st of December annually.\n(vii) All moneys and profits accruing to the Association from participation in any business shall be applied solely towards the furtherance, promotion and execution of the objects of the Association and no portion thereof shall be paid by way of dividend, bonus or profit to any member of the Association.\nRule 12. Audit\n(i) Two persons, who shall not be office-bearers of the Association shall be appointed once in every two years by the Annual General Meeting as Honorary Auditors.\n(ii) The Auditors shall be required to audit the accounts of the Association for the year and to prepare a report or certificate for the Annual General Meeting. They may also be required by the President to audit the accounts of the Association for any period within their tenure of office at any date and to make a report to the Executive Committee.\nRule 13. Trustees\n(i) Three Trustees who must be over 21 years of age, shall be appointed at the Annual General Meeting and shall hold office during the pleasure of the Association. They shall have vested in them all immovable property whatsoever belonging to the Association upon the execution of a Deed of Trust.\n(ii) The Trustee shall not sell, withdraw or transfer any of the property of the Association without the consent and authority of a General Meeting of members.\n(iii) A Trustee may be removed from office by the General Meeting on the grounds that, owing to ill health, unsoundness of mind, absence from the country or for any other reason she is unable to perform her duties or unable to do so satisfactorily. In the event of the death, resignation or removal of a Trustee the vacancy shall be filled by a new Trustee appointed by a General Meeting.\nRule 14. Interpretation of Rules\n(i) Between Annual General Meetings, the Executive Committee shall interpret the rules of the Association and, when necessary, determine any point on which the rules are silent.\n(ii) Except where they are contrary to or inconsistent with the policy previously laid down by the General Meeting the decisions of the Executive Committee shall be binding on all members of the Association unless and until countermanded by a resolution of a General Meeting.\nRule 15. Prohibitions\n(i) None of the following games shall be played in the premises of the Association: Roulette, Lotto, Fan-Tan, Poh, Peh Bin, Belangkai, Pai Kau, Tau Ngau, Tian Kow, Chap Ji Kee, Sam Cheong, Twenty-one, Thirty-one, Ten and a half, all games of Dice, bankers\u2019 games and all games of mere chance.\n(ii) Neither the Association nor its member shall attempt to restrict or in any other manner interfere with the trade or prices or engage in any Trade Union activities as defined in the Trade Union Act 1959.\n(iii) The Association shall not pay out any benefits as defined under Section 2 of the Societies Act, 1966, to any of its member.\n(iv) No University student shall be admitted as a member of the Association without the prior written consent of the Vice- Chancellor of the University concerned.\n(v) The Society shall not hold any lottery whether confined to its members or not, in the name of the Association or its Office-Bearers, Executive Committee or member.\nRule 16. 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and\n6.3.2 any such sale shall be a sale of the Company\u2019s property on the Buyer\u2019s own behalf and the Buyer shall deal as principal when making such a sale; and\n6.3.3 the Buyer\u2019s right to possession of the Goods shall terminate immediately if the Buyer is subject to any arrangement under the Insolvency Act 1986, or any equivalent arrangements in the Buyer\u2019s jurisdiction of residence.\nUnless otherwise agreed by the Company in writing, the price for the Goods shall be the price set out in the Contract.\n8.1 Subject to condition 8.4, payment of the price for the Goods is due in pounds sterling, in accordance with the terms of the Contract (which shall include value added tax or other sales tax where applicable) and upon production by the Company of a valid invoice.\n8.2 Time for payment shall be of the essence and all payments shall be made by telegraphic transfer to the Company\u2019s bank account, details of which are set out in the Contract.\n8.6 If the Buyer fails to pay the Company any sum due pursuant to the Contract, the Buyer shall be liable to pay interest to the Company on such sum from the due date for payment at the annual rate of 6% above the base lending rate from time to time of NatWest Bank, accruing on a daily basis until payment is made, whether before or after any judgment.\n8.7 The Company shall have the right to cancel the Contract in the event of any non-payment by the Buyer of amounts due and owing to the Company under the Contract which remain unpaid for a period of 7 days after written notice of such non-payment by the Company to the Buyer.\n8.8 If the Contract is terminated as a result of the Buyer\u2019s fault, the Buyer shall be obliged to pay to the Company a reasonable sum for the work carried out up to the termination date. Such amount shall include a reasonable profit element and shall be calculated by the ratio that the completed proportion of the work bears to the Contract as a whole. Any deposit or any sum paid in accordance with the Contract shall be forfeited by the Buyer in the event of any material breach by the Buyer.\n9.1 The Company warrants that (subject to the other provisions of these conditions) on delivery, the Goods shall:\n9.1.1 be of satisfactory quality within the meaning of the Sale of Goods Act 1979; and\n9.1.2 conform to the specification provided in the Contract.\n9.2.1 the Buyer gives written notice of the defect to the Company within 5 days of the time when the Buyer discovers or ought to have discovered the defect; and\n9.2.2 the Company is given a reasonable opportunity after receiving the notice of examining such Goods, at the cost of the Buyer\n9.3 The Company shall not be liable for a breach of the warranties in condition 9.1 if:\n9.3.1 the Buyer makes any further use of such Goods after giving such notice; or\n9.3.2 the defect arises because the Buyer failed to follow the Company\u2019s oral or written instructions as to the storage, installation, commissioning, use or maintenance of the Goods; or\n9.3.3 the Buyer alters or repairs such Goods without the written consent of the Company.\n9.4 Subject to condition 9.2 and condition 9.3, if any of the Goods do not conform with the warranties in condition 9.1 the Company shall at its option repair or replace such Goods (or the defective part of such Goods) provided that, if the Company so requests, the Buyer shall, at the Company\u2019s expense, return the Goods or the part of such Goods which is defective to the Company.\n9.5 If the Company complies with condition 9.4 it shall have no further liability for a breach of the warranties in condition 9.1 in respect of such Goods.\n9.6 If operated in accordance with the Company\u2019s operating and maintenance instructions the Goods shall be fit for use as a fully operation ride, free from failure by reason of defective materials, workmanship, parts or design for the duration of the Warranty Period. In the event of any failure of the Goods within the Warranty Period, the Company agrees to repair or replace any defect in design, materials and/or workmanship, whether arising as a result of the Company\u2019s fault or of the Company\u2019s chosen sub-contractors fault.\n9.7 During the Warranty Period if the Buyer advises the Company in writing of a fault or a breakdown, the Company shall attempt, with immediate effect, to resolve such fault (if of any apparent nature) by way of the communication methods stated in clause 14.1. Only then if the fault remains or the fault is of a major nature, the Company at its own discretion shall either dispatch the appropriate maintenance and repair teams to the Buyer or appoint suitably qualified local maintenance personnel to resolve the fault.\n9.8 If the Company fails to respond to the Buyer under clause 9.7 within 14 working days then the Buyer shall be entitled to engage such contractors necessary to remedy the defect and recover the reasonable cost thereof from the Company without prejudice to the Buyer\u2019s rights under clause 9.\n9.9 The Company warrants that it shall be liable for the costs and expenses within the Warranty Period in connection with:\n9.9.1 the disassembly of the Goods to correct any defects;\n9.9.2 the removal of defective components or parts;\n9.9.3 the installation of corrected components or new parts; or\n9.9.4 the re-assembly of the Goods.\n9.10 The costs and expenses in connection with return of faulty components or parts to the Company shall be at the Company\u2019s expense.\n9.11 The Buyer warrants that it will use its reasonable endeavours to remedy any breach of clause 9.1 up to a maximum value of \u00a32,000 (including cost of components and labour charges).\n9.12 The Buyer shall notify the Company within 5 working days after the Buyer discovers any defect or ought to have discovered any defect in the Goods.\n9.13 The Warranty Period shall not cover:\n9.13.1 normal wear and tear resulting from the operation of the Goods;\n9.13.2 maintenance parts of a minor nature including fuses, lights and lubricants; or\n9.13.3 Goods that have not been installed operated or maintained in accordance with the Company\u2019s instructions and operations and maintenance manual, including any technical bulletins issued by the Company, unless the Buyer proves that the claimed defect did not arise from improper installation, operation or maintenance.\n9.14 During the Warranty Period if it shall become necessary for the Company or the Company\u2019s authorised representative to inspect the Goods, the Buyer shall afford to the Company access at a mutually convenient time to the Goods and the Buyer will co-operate fully in all respects with such inspection.\n10.1 Subject to condition 4, condition 5 and condition 9, the following provisions set out the entire financial liability of the Company (including any liability for the acts or omissions of its employees, agents and sub-contractors) to the Buyer in respect of:\n10.4.1 the Company\u2019s total liability in contract, tort (including negligence or breach of statutory duty), misrepresentation, restitution or otherwise, arising in connection with the performance or contemplated performance of the Contract shall be limited to the price as set out in the Contract; and\n10.4.2 the Company shall not be liable to the Buyer for loss of profit, loss of business, or depletion of goodwill in each case whether direct, indirect or consequential, or any claims for consequential compensation whatsoever (howsoever caused) which arise out of or in connection with the Contract.\n11.2 The Buyer shall not be entitled to assign the Contract or any part of it without the prior written consent of the Company such consent not to be unreasonably withheld or refused.\nThe Company reserves the right to defer the date of delivery or to cancel the Contract or reduce the volume of the Goods ordered by the Buyer (without liability to the Buyer) if it is prevented from or delayed in the carrying on of its business due to circumstances beyond the reasonable control of the Company including, without limitation, acts of God, governmental actions, war or national emergency, acts of terrorism, protests, riot, civil commotion, fire, explosion, flood, epidemic, lock-outs, strikes or other labour disputes (whether or not relating to either party\u2019s workforce), or restraints or delays affecting carriers or inability or delay in obtaining supplies of adequate or suitable materials, provided that, if the event in question continues for a continuous period in excess of 30 days, the Buyer shall be entitled to give notice in writing to the Company to terminate the Contract.\n13.4 Any waiver by the Company of any breach of, or any default under, any provision of the Contract by the Buyer shall not be deemed a waiver of any subsequent breach or\ndefault and shall in no way affect the other terms of the Contract.\n14.1 All communications between the parties about the Contract shall be in writing and delivered by hand or sent by pre-paid first class post or sent by fax or sent by electronic communication:\n14.1.1 (in case of communications to the Company) for the attention of the Directors to its registered office or such changed address as shall be notified to the Buyer by the Company; 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        "raw_content": "Zidane, who won three successive Champions League titles with Real Madrid before resigning, is the clear favourite to succeed Mourinho.\nShaw was scathing in his assessment of United's display at London Stadium, saying: \"If you want the truth, I think it was honestly horrendous\".\nHis thunderbolt in a 2-2 draw with former club Manchester City back in February 2013, which you can see in the free compilation video below, takes that accolade at a range of 28.9 yards. There will always be friction and debate after bad results, as there has been in Mourinho's two years and four months at the club, but now there is no debate: every United fan, without exception, can agree that this team has reached an irreparable crisis.\n\"He is being more defensive in some matches and then being nearly like a striker in others, like he was in the last match [at Old Trafford against Derby] when we needed a goal and we had one player less\".\nSanchez, who was courted by his former Barca boss Pep Guardiola, eventually joined Old Trafford, dealing a blow to City in the transfer market and of generating more social media traffic than Neymar's world-record move to Paris Saint-Germain. But Mourinho's patience with the other marquee signing of his time in charge at Old Trafford ran out last week.\n\"It's not the manager it's the lack of football leadership above him\".\nMourinho said: \"Exactly, (it) is a collective thing, the reason why we don't win is responsibility of everybody\".\n\"The performance on the pitch, in my opinion, is the outcome of many factors - of many factors\".\nUnited did pull one back in the 71st when substitute Marcus Rashford turned in Luke Shaw's corner with his back to goal.\n\"At the end of the day the best scorers are Hazard and Pedro, but with the quality of players we have on the pitch, it's (the lack of goals from elsewhere) not too good\". It's all of us. In terms of the 'keepers, I'd go for Ederson at the moment - just. Everybody has a role to play. When we lose, we all lose.",
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        "raw_content": "New PIPEDA Finding exposes transparency challenges in state access to personal information\nMany Canadians are justifiably concerned that the vast amounts of information they share with private sector companies \u2013 simply by going about their day-to-day activities \u2013 may end up in the hands of law enforcement or national security officials without their knowledge or consent. The channels through which vast amounts of personal data can flow from private sector hands to law enforcement with little transparency or oversight can turn the companies we do business with into informers and make us unwittingly complicit in our own surveillance.\nA recent Finding of the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada (OPC) illustrates how the law governing the treatment of our personal information in the hands of the private sector has been adapted to the needs of the surveillance state in ways that create headaches for businesses and their customers alike. The Finding, which posted on the OPC site in November 2016 attempts to unravel a tangle of statutory provisions that should not have to be read by anyone making less than $300 per hour.\nBasically, the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA) governs how personal information is collected, used and disclosed by private sector organizations at the federal level and in all provinces that do not have their own equivalent statutes (only Quebec, B.C. and Alberta do). One of the core principles of this statute is the right of access to one\u2019s personal information. This means that individuals may ask to be informed about the existence, use and disclosure of their personal information in the hands of an organization. They must also be given access to that information on request. Without the right of access it would be difficult for us to find out whether an organization was in compliance with its privacy policies. The right of access also allows us to verify and request correction of any erroneous information.\nAnother core principle of PIPEDA is consent. This means that information about us should not be collected, used or disclosed without our consent. The consent principle is meant to give us some control over our personal information (although there are huge challenges in this age of overly-long, vague, and jargon-laden privacy policies).\nThe hunger for our personal information on the part of law enforcement and national security officials (check out these Telco transparency reports here, here and here) has led to a significant curtailment of both the principles of access and of consent. The law is riddled with exceptions that permit private sector companies to disclose our personal information to state authorities in a range of situations without our knowledge or consent, with or without a warrant or court order. Other exceptions allow these disclosures to be hidden from us if we make access requests. What this means is that, in some circumstances, organizations that have disclosed an individual\u2019s information to state authorities, and that later receive an access request from the individual seeking to know if their information has been disclosed to a third party, must contact the state authority to see if they are permitted to reveal that information has been shared. If the state authority objects, then the individual is not told of the disclosure.\nThe PIPEDA Report of Findings No. 2016-008 follows a complaint by an individual who contacted her telecommunications company and requested access to her personal information in the hands of that company. Part of the request was for \u201cany information about disclosures of my personal information, or information about my account or devices, to other parties, including law enforcement and other state agencies.\u201d (at para 4). She received a reply from the Telco to the effect that it was \u201cfully in compliance with subsections 9(2.1), (2.2), (2.3) and (2.4) of [PIPEDA].\u201d (at para 5) In case that response was insufficiently obscure, the Telco also provided the wording of the subsections in question. The individual complained to the Office of the Privacy Commissioner (OPC).\nThe OPC decision makes it clear that the exceptions to the access principle place both the individual and the organization in a difficult spot. Basically, an organization that has disclosed information to state authorities without the individual\u2019s knowledge or consent, and that receives an access request regarding this disclosure, must check with the relevant state authority to see if they have any objection to the disclosure of information about the disclosure. The state authorities can object if the disclosure of the disclosure would pose a threat to national security, national defence or the conduct of international affairs, or would adversely impact investigations into money laundering or terrorist financing. Beyond that, the state authorities can also object if disclosure would adversely impact \u201cthe enforcement of any law of Canada, a province or a foreign jurisdiction, an investigation relating to the enforcement of any such law, or the gathering of intelligence for the purpose of enforcing any such law.\u201d If the state authorities object, then the organization may not disclose the requested information to the individual, nor can they disclose that they contacted the state authorities about the request, or that the authorities objected to any disclosure. In the interests of having a modicum of transparency, the organization must inform the Privacy Commissioner of the situation.\nThe situation is complex enough that in its finding, the OPC produced a helpful chart to guide organizations through the whole process. The chart can be found in the Finding.\nIn this case, the Telco justified its response to the complainant by explaining that if pushed further by a customer about disclosures, it would provide additional information, but even this additional information would be necessarily obscure. The Commissioner found that the Telco\u2019s approach was not compliant with the law, but acknowledged that compliance with the law could mean that a determined applicant, by virtue of repeated requests over time, could come up with a pattern of responses that might lead them to infer whether information was actually disclosed, and whether the state authority objected to the disclosure. This is perhaps not what Parliament intended, but it does seem to follow from a reading of the statute.\nAs a result of the complaint, the Telco agreed to change its responses to access requests to conform to the requirements outlined in the table above.\nIt may well be that this kind of information-sharing offers some, perhaps significant, benefits to society, and that sharing information about information sharing could, in some circumstances, be harmful to investigations. The problem is that protections for privacy \u2013 including appropriate oversight and limitations \u2013 have not kept pace with the technologies that have turned private sector companies into massive warehouses of information about every detail of our lives and activities. The breakdown of consent means that we have little practical control over what is collected, and rampant information sharing means that our information may be in the hands of many more companies than those with which we actively do business. 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        "raw_content": "AB's Billboard Boxscore Results\nPostby AB4Lyfe \u00bb Mon Jan 08, 2018 8:18 pm\n\u201cFreemium Posting\u201d\nTigra\t\u2022\nPostby Tigra \u00bb Tue Jan 09, 2018 3:25 pm\ngbruin wrote: $100 to get Tigra to respond to my posts.\nYou can't possibly think that my replies are that cheap!\nAnyway, where's my money?\nPostby anguyen92 \u00bb Wed Jan 17, 2018 10:40 pm\nAB's back on the Boxscore this week and well, here's what happened.\nAlter Bridge, In Flames, Devour the Day\tStarland Ballroom\tSayreville, N.J.\tMay 2, 2017\t$49,833\t1,471 / 2,000\t1 / 0\t$40, $37.50\tThe Bowery Presents\nOn the one hand, making $50k in revenue in a headlining show in the US is pretty good for a band like AB nowadays. On the other hand, they played this very venue three years back and did much better in attendance and revenue. What happened? Did the $8 price increase turn people away? Why promoters think that it would be a great idea to increase the ticket price that much if AB did not sell it out, but came close to selling it out back in 2014? This was how they did back in 2014 in this very same venue.\nAlter Bridge, Like a Storm, California Breed Starland Ballroom Sayreville, N.J. Oct. 10, 2014 $58,102 1,962 / 2,000 1 / 0 $32, $29.50 AEG Live\nOn the other hand, here's what Sevendust did in the same venue.\nSevendust\tStarland Ballroom\tSayreville, N.J.\tJune 22, 2017\t$41,329\t1,573 / 2,000\t1 / 0\t$35, $29.50\tThe Bowery Presents\nI'm surprised with the exception of back around 2008, I think, that AB and Sevendust have not done a tour together. They should be touring together more honestly since they know each other pretty well. I think the UK and Europe would welcome Sevendust with open arms as a support for an AB tour there and an AB/Sevendust co-headlining tour in the states could do some good business.\nHere's another result of AB's show in Kansas City.\nAlter Bridge Harrah's VooDoo Lounge\tNorth Kansas City, Mo.\tDec. 12, 2017\t$15,839\t869 / 1,398\t1 / 0\t$65, $36.50\tC3 Presents/Caesars Entertainment\nSadly, second time was not the charm for them at Kansas City as they could not sell out the same venue that they did earlier in January 2017.\nPostby One Drew Remains \u00bb Sun Jan 21, 2018 1:51 pm\nPostby anguyen92 \u00bb Wed Feb 14, 2018 3:13 am\nOk, now that I think about looking at this week's boxscore. How AB did in terms of generating revenue at Starland Ballroom is pretty darn good in comparisons with the below. The following below are relatively somewhat known bands that drew in less money than what AB drew in at the Starland Ballroom in 2017.\nThe Pretty Reckless\tStarland Ballroom\tSayreville, N.J.\tNov. 10, 2017\t$48,850\t1,975 / 1,975\t1 / 1\t$30, $25, $12.50\tThe Bowery Presents\nSeether, Shaman's Harvest, The Dead Deads\tStarland Ballroom\tSayreville, N.J.\tNov. 29, 2017\t$44,226\t1,791 / 2,000\t1 / 0\t$35, $30.50, $10.55, $9.59\tThe Bowery Presents\nHollywood Undead, Butcher Babies, Demrick\tStarland Ballroom\tSayreville, N.J.\tNov. 24, 2017\t$38,040\t1,644 / 2,000\t1 / 0\t$30, $25, $12.50\tThe Bowery Presents\nHatebreed, Dying Fetus, Code Orange\tStarland Ballroom\tSayreville, N.J.\tDec. 9, 2017\t$33,130\t1,876 /2,000\t1 / 0\t$25, $20, $10\tThe Bowery Presents\nI Prevail, Escape The Fate, The Word Alive, We Came As Romans\tStarland Ballroom\tSayreville, N.J.\tOct. 19, 2017\t$30,852\t1,381 / 2,000\t1 / 0\t$27, $24, $12\tThe Bowery Presents\nTheory of a Deadman, Ayron Jones and the Way\tStarland Ballroom\tSayreville, N.J.\tOct. 18, 2017\t$20,406\t1,229 / 2,000\t1 / 0\t$23, $20, $10, $9.59\tThe Bowery Presents\nIt's the weirdest thing. I hear a lot of songs from bands like The Pretty Reckless, Seether, I Prevail, and Theory of a Deadman on the active rock radio station I listen to frequently, and yet, those bands did not generate as much revenue as AB did in the same venue in a big area like New Jersey.\nPostby gbruin \u00bb Thu Feb 15, 2018 4:43 pm\nSame here. Every one of those bands, The Pretty Reckless, Seether, Hollywood Undead, and Hatebreed, and ToaD get lots of airtime on our stupid \"hard rock\" station while AB gets, exactly, zero airplay. I call to request AB and they say, \"We don't play them\". It's such a damn joke.\nNo wonder AB rarely comes here and MK doesn't come at all.\nSamsquanch\t\u2022\nPostby Samsquanch \u00bb Mon May 28, 2018 2:07 pm\ngbruin wrote: I call to request AB and they say, \"We don't play them\". It's such a damn joke.\nDoes that have anything to do with them using their own label instead of a major label? It always feels like one of the reasons AB isn't more popular is due to lack of air time (someone said this previously). I've heard them on the radio twice: once in 2004 when they released One Day Remains, with \"Open Your Eyes\", which is when I got hooked, and again in ~2014 or so with \"Isolation\" (I think). Edge using \"Metalingus\" also seemed to give them a boost. What gives?\nSummary: tl;dr\nIt's an interesting question, and there are far more issues that go into it than I understand, but I think it's much more complicated than the label. When AB was with Universal, they didn't get significantly more airplay (though Universal pretty much sucked at promoting AB too). I think it's much more about a specific plan by the AB camp on how to focus their marketing efforts.\nA while back, one guy very close to the band mentioned on here once that AB wasn't \"spending\" much effort on increasing US radio airplay, which I jumped to interpret that they aren't paying for access. I know payola is technically illegal, but so is buying cars for college athletes. Business interests will do what they can get away with to help their bottom line, so it's naive to think it isn't happening. One one hand, you have a band like Metallica that deservedly gets tons of airplay here, but that's a band that is big enough to program itself. The station (KBPI, for the record) gets far more out of Metallica than vice versa. But that same station has played a 5FDP song every 1-2 hours for the last 5 years and that smells funny. Similarly with certain bands in AB's genre that are in regular rotation while AB and a few others who clearly fit the format never get a note. It's easy to see via social media that I am far from the only one who laughs at KBPI's ultra-narrow playlist. Considering that advertisers are spending money to reach a target audience that isn't listening to the degree it could, you have to wonder where the radio station is supplementing that income.\nAlter Bridge has clearly made a decision not to go that route, and it's a respectable decision and probably doesn't hurt them too much in the big picture. It's questionable whether popularity drives airplay or airplay drives popularity. With all the various ways to hear new music these days, I think it's much more the former.\nI'm an old guy who grew up in a time when hearing a band on the radio was the only real way to hear new music, and so to me there is something magical about hearing your favorite band on the radio. That's one issue I have with KBPI not playing AB. The bigger problem though is that I sincerely believe it deters bands from coming here because of a perceived lack of support by the rock fans here. Denver is a full day's travel from the nearest major cities so it's a serious commitment for a band to come here, and there are an inordinate number of bands who bypass Colorado on their US tours. When KBPI refuses to play AB, they create the perception there aren't Alter Bridge fans here, even though every concert AB has played here proves just the opposite. But when touring is the lifeblood of a band these days and resources are limited, bands have to prudently target their tour stops and venues, and the absence of any airplay here makes us an easy place to skip. That fucking kills me.\nThe business of music has always been a darkly fascinating topic and it has changed a ton in the last couple decades. Gone are the days of Barry Fey that I grew up with and also gone are those old strategies how to promote a band, and I think radio airplay is one of those targets which has diminished. Man, I'd love to sit down with Tim and get a primer on what goes into managing a band and running a tour these days. It's a world I'd like to understand better and I can't imagine all the variables that go into it.\nPostby gbruin \u00bb Tue May 29, 2018 11:51 pm\nHow weird that the word payola was the correct answer to Q6 on HQ tonight. The world is connected in funny ways, although my 16 y/o son had never heard of it.\nAnd even more apropos to the subject...there was a really interesting interview with Mark on Ultimate Guitar where he talks about the role of larger-than-life figures and their connection to stardom, and gives the example of how Myles is a great frontman but he and the band don't get much push in the media. That's another part of the equation as to why AB doesn't get tons of airplay - they're just too nice. Let's face it, we live in a ridiculously image conscious society and entertainment is a ridiculously image conscious industry. Frontmen like Axl Rose and Steven Tyler and David Lee Roth (look him up, younglings) will always be huge stars as much for their style as for their substance. They are accomplished singers, but none of them has the musical chops that Myles has vocally or none are in the conversation when it comes to guitar, but those guys are far more prominent frontmen and will always generate a huge media push - and airplay. Daredevils and train wrecks will always make the biggest headlines, even if they can't begin to play a slide on a resonator.\nYou can read the interview here: https://www.ultimate-guitar.com/news/ge ... _push.html\nI'm damn grateful every day that Myles and Mark and Flip and Brian are such good humans, and there is a huge personal story for me about that. Alter Bridge is about the music, not the image. And while I'd give a lot for the boys to get more airplay and media attention because they deserve it and because it might help get them to my part of the continent more often, I wouldn't ever want them to be anything different than who they are, no matter how much media push might come from a few arrests and public displays of idiocy.\nRe: And more..\nPostby TenaciousBe \u00bb Wed May 30, 2018 11:37 pm\ngbruin wrote: I'm damn grateful every day that Myles and Mark and Flip and Brian are such good humans, and there is a huge personal story for me about that. Alter Bridge is about the music, not the image. And while I'd give a lot for the boys to get more airplay and media attention because they deserve it and because it might help get them to my part of the continent more often, I wouldn't ever want them to be anything different than who they are, no matter how much media push might come from a few arrests and public displays of idiocy.\nAbso-fuckin-lutlely! I love these guys just as much for WHO they are as I do for the music they make. I mean, back during the hiatus between the disbanding of Creed and the announcement of \"the new band,\" I jumped on board and helped create this site (which was AlterBridgeBand.net at the time) simply because I loved the guys and wanted to support their new venture. I hadn't heard a note of their new music yet, and I committed myself to supporting them no matter what I thought of the music itself. Luckily, they're pretty good at music and Myles ended up being my all time #1 favorite singer, so that helped. Their lack of commercial success does suck, but I'm proud that they don't sell themselves out.",
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        "raw_content": "By Rory @@babyrory1991 \u00b7 On July 17, 2014\nSummer is upon us! At least here in sunny Great Britain it is\u2026 it\u2019s above 20 Celsius which means it\u2019s sweltering. So in the spirit of this beautifully annoying, sweaty and skin condition inducing weather, I\u2019ve compiled a list of what I think are a few of the best records to really evoke that summer mood in all of us.\nTo start us off, I\u2019m going with one of the better albums of 2009, Girls\u2019 surf-psych-gaze classic Album. Not only is it one of the most imaginatively titled releases of the past 5 years, it\u2019s a record which just oozes \u201cchill\u201d, one which can make even the rainiest, windiest English day feel like a warm sunset in San Francisco. Not only is it a fantastic summer album, it\u2019s also really well balanced \u2013 idly strolling between wishy-washy psychedelic synth sounds and punchy, twangy Rickenbackers, Album almost perfectly encapsulates a summer spent lazing around on the beach, playing guitar and having sex. It\u2019s really a sublime album for good weather.\nThis mixtape was probably the hip-hop highlight of 2013. Chance\u2019s ultra-modern witticisms, along with his infectious energy and great flow combine perfectly on this follow up to 10 Day to create a mixtape that truly announced Chance\u2019s arrival as a rapper to sit up and listen to. It\u2019s not just the fact that he\u2019s trendy, or that he wears good clothes, it\u2019s the fact that he\u2019s a genuinely good rapper that makes this mixtape a genuinely good record. Some of the tracks slow it down and give it a nice balance, like Lost ft. Noname Gypsy who does an awesome job playing off Chance\u2019s verses, although the best tracks pulse with energy and optimism, like Interlude (That\u2019s Love) and Good Ass Intro. This is a real summery mixtape, so worth a listen if you missed it last year (but I doubt you did because EVERYONE was talking about it).\nWU LYF \u2013 Go Tell Fire To The Mountain\nThis one is not like the others. Usually being barked at is an unpleasantness reserved for an inner city bus journey or a 24 hour supermarket car park at half 2 in the morning, but vocalist Ellery Roberts\u2019 barked verses are very far from unpleasant. It\u2019s a strange technique, but one he uses with great aplomb, underscored by wonderfully melodramatic organs, refreshingly varied drum beats and simplistic guitar lines. It\u2019s not the instrumentation that deems this a summer album, though, nor the near indecipherable vocals or indeed the lyrical content itself, it\u2019s more the atmosphere of grandiose the whole record exudes. This album is not merely a decent effort by a trendy (and now sadly defunct) indie band, it\u2019s a triumph of aura, a record which is more than merely the sum of its parts, but one that transcends all its own hype in order to become a real modern indie classic.\nThere was always going to be a softer, more understated album on this list to wind down summer days with a blood orange sunset and a cool breeze. It was a difficult decision between this fantastic album, Pet Sounds and The Freewheelin\u2019 Bob Dylan. I eventually settled on this as it was slightly more muted than Pet Sounds but a bit more summery than The Freewheelin\u2019 Bob Dylan. This is just a really pleasant record, one to listen to and soak in like warming, devastating UV rays. Modern soft-folk-pop-rock artists such as Belle and Sebastian and She & Him take their cues from the late Nick Drake, whose wistful, delicate vocals and jaunty instrumentation frame a perfect summer\u2019s day in England.\nI tried so hard to find a reason not to include this album. Not because I don\u2019t like it and not because it doesn\u2019t evoke summer. I love this album and it\u2019s the epitome of summer. But it\u2019s just so obvious! It\u2019s THE summer album for my generation (ages 18 \u2013 180). It\u2019s really hard to put into words quite how summery this album is. It\u2019s like if you took summer and pressed it into CD form, it\u2019d be this album. It\u2019s like if you got an ice lolly and a pair of Ray-Bans and a beach and a small dog and a bag of weed and a pair of shorts and some sun tan lotion and crammed it all onto one record and somehow made it into actual real music, this is EXACTLY what it\u2019d sound like. If you don\u2019t believe me, just listen to it. Or if you\u2019ve already heard it, you\u2019ll know what I\u2019m talking about. And listen to it again.\nbest coastchance the rappergirlsMusic + artnick drakesummerwu lyf",
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        "raw_content": "6895 4000 http://sg.creative.comWebsite\n31 International Business Park\tSingapore\t609921\nCreative Technology is a Singapore-based global company headquartered in Jurong East, Singapore. The principal activities of the company and its subsidiaries consist of the design, manufacture and distribution of digitized sound and video boards, computers and related multimedia, and personal digital entertainment products.\nPerhaps about 4 years back when I was still in primary school, I would have recommended most people to use Creative Technology. Now? I suggest you to drop that idea.\nMy first MP3 was from Creative Technology. It was durable and reliable for nearly 3 years until I jumped onto the iPod bandwagon. My next Creative encounter was an electronic dictionary which every Chinese student had to purchase during secondary school. I had a bad experience with it. The dictionary met many problems and died on me in less than a year. Needless to say, I was very reluctant to get a new one but I relented because I can't forsake my grades as well.\nBy comparing Creative Technology with other international brands such as Apple and Sony, I strongly believe that the latter produces better quality products.\nAdila Shahrin Top 100 Reviewer 78 reviews\nJust stick to Apple.\nBack in secondary school, I was so obsessed with Creative MP3s, I'm not even kidding. I was determined not to be an Apple convert when everyone else was clearly enjoying the iPod.\nMy first MP3 was the Creative Zen V Plus and it served me for 2 years until it decided to die. I decided to get another Creative MP3 even though all my friends were egging me to get an iPod. But no, I thought having a Creative would be cooler, I was in such a anti-mainstream stage. So I got the Creative Zen X-Fi 2 and it died after 1 year.\nI got an iPod after that. Creative is just not up to par in terms of standards with Apple. If you ask me, it's so much more worth it to invest in an iPod that can last you for so much longer. But, I must say I love their earphones more. They're really good for money.\nEbel Tang Top 500 Reviewer 28 reviews\nCreative: From Strength to Strength\nHaving used a number of Creative products through the years, from their electronic dictionaries to their sound cards and WoW headphones, I wouldn't have known that the company was from Singapore. Having this information definitely makes me feel more proud of Singaporean products now!\nBefore I was a tech geek, I only knew Creative for its MP3 players and electronic dictionaries, nothing special in my eyes then. However, after my interest in computers and technology developed, I was surprised to see their sound cards and headphones competing with brands such as ASUS, Steelseries and Logitech, to name a few.\nI own their World of Warcraft gaming headphones and after 3 years of usage with no wear and tear other than the padding naturally peeling, I feel the price I paid is justified. Ambient noise is blocked out well and the sound quality is amazing. The headphones offer pumping bass and clarity when listening to tracks in between games. It detect even minute audio cues in Counter Strike and DotA 2, which would mean the difference between life and death.\nWith Creative being synonymous with top notch soundcards, who wouldn't be using one in their custom PC, especially audiophiles? In conclusion, I'm proud of Creative being a local brand and has definitely shown that Singapore is capable of producing a world class brand at that.\nanthebellum Top 50 Reviewer 168 reviews\nnothing much, really.\nI think Creative Technology is best known for its educational materials \u2013 like educational software/products such as electronic dictionaries for translation. I remember the mandatory rule for us students to buy their electronic dictionary which could translate Chinese into English, provide the meaning and pronunciation.\nTheir products are not very commendable, not exactly of quality standards; but nevertheless still good enough for consumers to get by. Plus, it\u2019s not very expensive; so I would recommend going for Creative Technology\u2019s products if you are looking for something simple and reasonably priced. Creative Technology doesn\u2019t exactly have \u2018creative\u2019 or novel products (hehheh).\nI believe Creative has some serious competition, and it isn\u2019t doing much to keep up with its market rivals; either that, or it prefers catering to a different brand of consumers. With bigger, more universal and global brands like Apple who have both the consumer market and physical means to propel them forward, Creative Technology is getting its spotlight stolen in the technology market.\nNonetheless, I have to give credit to them for coming thus far, and even maintaining their business till now. It is, after all, a Singaporean firm; with a mighty small consumer base to start from, future prospects are not exactly very welcoming, what\u2019s more with all the foreign investors like Microsoft.\nLok You Tan\nThey aren't very reliable..\nTheir sound cards come with drivers that aren't updated. They also tend to stop working after a while. I'm not sure if I just got a lousy batch or product, but the general consensus from my friends is also that their products are not reliable. My friend has a headset he bought from them that had the mic not working in less than 3 months.\nAs a Singaporean firm, I applaud the milestones and strides they have made. But they need to bulk up on their core products and remove all the others that aren't making them as much money. Their quality control really has to improve as well.\nI haven't had any experience with their music players, but I've been put off by their appearances. I'm not sure whether I would spend money on them when my Sansa Clip+ is still rocking with a 32gb microsd card.\nxine Top 50 Reviewer 105 reviews\nCrunch better than Apple\nI'm pretty big on music. Any music. The fact that I cannot survive a 10min journey on my bike without plugging in the earphones always seems to irk my friends, who never fail to comment on it when I tell people that I'm a safe rider. The desire to be lost in music has always been in me, and the medium for my portable music has evolved from the walkman to md to cd and then, to an mp3 player. That's where Creative comes in.\nBack when my life was still full of possibilities rather than shit, I was looking for a mp3 player so that I could listen to my burgeoning mp3 collection on the move. The iPod was all the rage then, but I couldn't understand why it was so expensive when a Creative mp3 player which is arguably smaller and can do the same job, is less than half it's price. It's a no-brainer that I chose the local player over the Californian one.\nI never regretted my decision. My creative player works like a charm and have served me faithfully even when I accidentally drowned it one time. Even today, I use it as a spare player on my travels simply because it can run on AAA-size batteries. Remember those cylindrical things? However, my love affair with Creative ended when handphones start having mp3 capability and mp3 players became obsolete. Sorry Creative, but no way am I carrying two separate devices in my pocket if I can help it.\nDavid Tan Top 50 Reviewer 211 reviews\nBefore the times of Ipod..\nCreative was a really amazing brand many years ago which I was still in my teens, that means about 15 years back. Back then ipod and iphones were not the norm yet, and when you want to get a MP3 player, you hear Creative. Not just for players, even when it comes to the sound in the desktops or laptops, it was a one-up to get one of the creative soundblaster or audigy chips to be in there. All the desktops I owned, whether from retailer or DIY, would always be equipped with a Creative Sound Card, coupled together with Creative speakers.\nThe story of the big boss, Mr Sim, was also a well known name among Singaporeans as he was often an example of how a degree is not necessary the route to excellence or success. He is also known for his strength in hiring talents for his company.\nBut sadly, the buzz of Creative has already gone down. No doubt Creative are still producing sound cards and speakers, but it is no longer something that consumers wants and willing to pay additional for it as they are more choices available now. But it cannot be denied that they still produce one of the best sound around.\nCubic Computers\nI guessed very few of you younger readers heard of Cubic CT, even those older readers, you may not remember the first products by Creative were actually computers.\nMany years ago, my cousin had a Cubic CT computer and that was the envy of me. The computer had a good sound system at that time. It was able to pronounced Chinese words better than some of my classmates during those times. Those were the times before the rise of China and parents still thinking it was a waste of time to learn Chinese. That may be one of the reasons why the computer did not survive.\nAfter that Creative went into sound cards and I was a big supporter of their sound cards. All my DIY computers over the years only had Creative sound cards. In recent years, their name had died down and they should try to create another killer product to revive their name.\nReasonable and satisfactory products\nThe first encounter I had with a CREATIVE product was the first electronic chinese dictionary that I used in primary school. Back then, such products were at the forefront of technology, and it was a delight to have all the functions, coordinated and activated from the main menu, at your fingertips. Creative products, in generally, are not known for their styles or designs, but rather, their functionality and durability. The chinese dictionary above is still in working condition and still can be operated smoothly now, more than 10 years after I first bought it.\nI also had occasion to use its MP3 players, the beauty of these gadgets was that they are reliable and you can wake up a year or 2 later still feeling good about its services!\nHowever, software-wise, the Creative style is lacking. It lacks appeal and can sometimes be sophisticated and difficult to use. Take Hans Vision, a software by Creative which I was already familiar with since primary school, I bought it simply to type in chinese using some of the old style alphabets, however, the input menu was so complex that I had a hard time finding what I was looking for.\nCreative has seemingly disappeared from the electronics market these few years, I really hope it can make a comeback with a range of amazing products!\nCompletely lost the plot\nI am all for supporting local technology. If anything, I use to brandish my creative Zen micro mp3 player while travelling overseas in the hope that it will catch the eye foreigners. But of late, I can\u2019t help but find the products belonging to creative to be imaginative, boring and not CREATIVE at all.\nI have since jumped onto the bandwagon and bought myself an iPod. 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        "raw_content": "Directed by Louis Malle and screenplay by Polly Platt from a story by Malle and Platt, Pretty Baby is the story of a 12-year old girl who works in New Orleans\u2019 Red Light District in the early 20th Century as a prostitute. The film is an exploration into a young woman coming to terms with her sexuality as she watches her mother work as a prostitute where she is forced to be part of a world she is not ready for. Starring Brooke Shields, Susan Sarandon, and Keith Carradine. Pretty Baby is a compelling yet provocative film from Louis Malle.\nSet in the Storyville area of New Orleans in 1917, the film revolves the young life of a 12-year old girl whose mother is a prostitute as she catches the eye of a photographer as she would become his muse and lover. It\u2019s a film that plays into this young girl who comes of age during this time where she only knows the life of being in a whorehouse and tending to things at the place. Even as she would eventually become a prostitute herself where the result would have her grow up too fast. It\u2019s a film that is set into a period in time where morals tend to fall by the wayside as it is about money and being fulfilled sexually while the women who prostitute themselves are using their sexuality to get what they want and hopefully have a better future.\nPolly Platt\u2019s screenplay uses this setting as a backdrop for this young girl coming of age where she wouldn\u2019t just live with prostitutes, bartenders, cooks, musicians, and a brothel madam but also children who live and work in the house. It\u2019s a world that is something where it has its own rules yet everyone helps each other out. For the character Violet (Brooke Shields), she is part of that world as she would help take care of the younger children, including her newborn baby brother Will, and give the brothel madam Nell (Frances Fay) what she needs if it\u2019s cocaine or opium. It\u2019s a world that gives Violet a sense of fulfillment but her mother Hattie (Susan Sarandon) is tired of the life as she is quite immature at times as well as selfish. When the photographer E.J. Bellocq (Keith Carradine) comes in to do photographs, he is intrigued by Violet as he sees her as a young girl becoming a woman while being conflicted of being there for her and give her the life that she needs.\nThe script also has a very offbeat structure where much of the film is set in this brothel with very little places outside of it as it plays to the world that Violet lives in and how comfortable she is in this world of booze and sex. Even if she is too young for it as its second act has her lose her virginity to a man she doesn\u2019t know and deal with her mother\u2019s desire to leave the brothel. The third act would have Violet leave the brothel to stay at Bellocq\u2019s where it\u2019s a very different world with rules as well as Bellocq\u2019s devotion to his work as a photographer. It\u2019s also a moment where Violet not only faces the real world but also a world that is starting to change once World War I is ending.\nLouis Malle\u2019s direction is very exotic for the way he presents 1917 New Orleans by shooting on location in the city with its old buildings along with a few shots in Mississippi. Much of the compositions do play into some of the photos that the real E.J. Bellocq did during that time in the way Malle would place the characters into a frame or how he would set up a shot. A lot of it features some intricate medium shots for some of these scenes including the photos that Bellocq would create. There is a beauty to the brothel that Violet lives in as it\u2019s very lively and has this air of sophistication mixed in with a bit of decadence. Yet, there\u2019s an air of innocence that Malle captures in the film as he sees Violet have the energy of a child but also a woman who is quite mature but also immature.\nThen there\u2019s the sexuality of the film where there are scenes of Violet being nude as it is discomforting to watch. Especially since she is a 12-year old girl as it definitely borders the line of what is obscene yet it does play into not just Bellocq\u2019s obsession towards her but also Violet\u2019s own awareness of her sexuality. Even as there\u2019s a shot of Violet lying on a couch for a photograph totally nude, with the exception of her genitalia, as it is very provocative in how it can bring a sense of discomfort but there\u2019s a beauty to it. Even as Malle is aware of what he needed to say visually as it plays into Violet\u2019s encounter with the real world where it is about order and morality just as the home she had known for all of her life becomes the target of everything that is wrong. Overall, Malle creates a very fascinating yet unsettling film about a young girl coming of age in early 20th Century New Orleans.\nCinematographer Sven Nykvist does incredible work with the film\u2018s cinematography as it is a major highlight of the film in terms of the attention to detail in its photography for many of its interior scenes and usage of naturalistic and artificial light along with . Editor Suzanne Fenn does excellent work with the editing as it is very straightforward as well as using rhythmic cuts to capture Violet\u2018s own sense of energy. Production designer Trevor Williams and set decorator James L. Berkey do amazing work with the look of the brothel in its state of glamour as well as how small the kitchen is along with the studio that Bellocq works at.\nSound mixer Donald F. Johnson does nice work with the sound to play into the atmosphere of the locations as well the mixture of live music and natural sounds in the mix. The film\u2019s music by Ferdinand Morton is superb for its New Orleans jazz-based score while the rest of the soundtrack features the music of those times.\nThe casting by Gary Chason and Juliet Taylor is fantastic as it features some notable small performances from Matthew Anton as a young boy named Red Top, Barbara Steele as the prostitute Josephine, Mae Mercer as the cook Mama Mosebery, and Diana Scarwid as the European prostitute Frieda. Antonio Fargas is terrific as the piano player Professor who is a friend of the prostitutes while being the one to keep an eye on her at times. Frances Faye is excellent as the brothel madam Nell as a woman who runs the operation and make sure things go well while doing drugs to cope with her aging. Susan Sarandon is brilliant as Violet\u2019s mother Hattie as a prostitute who has the beauty and body of a successful prostitute but becomes tired of the life as she is eager to want something new despite her selfishness.\nKeith Carradine is amazing as E.J. Bellocq as the famed photographer who is entranced by Violet\u2019s personality and beauty as he falls for her while wanting to be her protector. Finally, there\u2019s Brooke Shields in a phenomenal performance as Violet as this 12-year old girl who is enamored by her environment while having a troubled relationship with her mother as she would fall with this photography as it\u2019s a very exciting yet dangerous performance from Shields who was only 12 when she did the film and expose herself in that way.\nPretty Baby is a remarkable film from Louis Malle that features a breakthrough performance from Brooke Shields. While it is definitely not a film for everyone as it does border the line between what is obscene. It is still a captivating film that plays into the world of a young girl coming of age in early 20th Century New Orleans in one of its seediest moments in history. In the end, Pretty Baby is a enchanting film from Louis Malle.\nLouis Malle Films: (The Silent World) - Elevator to the Gallows - The Lovers (1958 film - Zazie Dans Le Metro - (A Very Private Affair) - (Vive Le Tour) - The Fire Within - (Bons baisers de Bangkok) - (Viva Maria!) - (The Thief of Paris) - Spirits of the Dead-William Wilson - (Phantom India) - (Calcutta) - Murmur of the Heart - (Humain, Trop Humain) - Place de la Republique - Lacombe, Lucien - Black Moon - (Close Up (1976 short) - (Dominique Sanda ou Le reve eveille) - Atlantic City (1980 film) - (My Dinner with Andre) - Crackers - God\u2019s Country (1985 film) - (Alamo Bay) - (And the Pursuit of Happiness) - Au Revoir Les Enfants - (May Fools) - (Damage (1992 film)) - (Vanya on 42nd Street)\nLabels: antonio fargas, barbara steele, brooke shields, diana scarwid, frances faye, keith carradine, louis malle, susan sarandon\nWow I didn't realize this film was by Louis Malle. I've always wanted to know where this photo of Brooke Shields & Susan Sarandon is from, well you've solved that puzzle for me Steven!\n@Ruth-You're welcome. Just be careful when you see this film. Believe me, I was very uncomfortable with some of the scenes in that film.\nSaw this, or part of it, years ago. I couldn't get through it, got too creepy for me. Maybe I'll go back to it one day.\n@Wendell-I would see it if you're doing a thing on Louis Malle but yeah, I wasn't comfortable watching a young Brooke Shields naked.",
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        "raw_content": "An Update on Adam\nYesterday, Adam had a procedure where they did an angiogram and embolization of the tumor. They threaded a catheter through his arteries up to his brain and used x-rays and injected dye to map the blood supply of the tumor, then they injected a polymer which closed off the selected blood vessels and blocked about half of the blood supply to the tumor.\nThe procedure lasted about an hour and a half; it went well and he came through it fine. When he woke up, he was aware & fairly happy (although somewhat uncomfortable and annoyed with being trapped in the hospital and in his bed). This morning, he was a little tired and cranky, but generally in good shape.\nToday, he\u2019s having surgery to actually remove the tumor. (He\u2019s in the operating room as I write this). The tumor is about the size of a golf ball; his surgeon describes it as large. I\u2019m not sure of the precise procedure, but apparently they can get access via a relatively small incision; they\u2019re going to get to the tumor by pushing past the left side of his brain, which will give him some temporary physical weakness on his right side. They\u2019ll then cut the tumor out; the primary risk in this operation is the bleeding from cutting the tumor away. The surgery is scheduled for four hours, but it may take longer (which doesn\u2019t imply a serious problem). There\u2019s some possibility that they won\u2019t be able to get all the tumor out in this operation and they\u2019ll have to do another one; this also doesn\u2019t imply a worse outcome; it\u2019s just possible that they won\u2019t be able to get it all from this direction.\nAfter removing the tumor, they\u2019ll test it to determine if it\u2019s malignant or not; that test should take close to a week. (They also, as a matter of procedure, get a second opinion on that diagnosis).\nHe\u2019ll continue to be in the pediatric ICU for at least a couple or three days after the surgery, and then remain in the hospital for a couple days more, so we expect to possibly be here for another week (plus or minus). The staff here have all been great with Adam and with us; informative, supportive, and helpful.\nHenry and Lucy are doing well. It's all a little above Henry\u2019s head, but Lucy\u2019s been concerned for Adam. My father, Peter, arrived Sunday and has been helping out with the kids. Laura's mom, Barbara, came in on Friday and has also been very helpful, more here at the hospital; she's a nurse, so she knows her way around a hospital bed.\nJoe Blogger said...\nHey Tim - didn't know you were dealing with this. Seems like last week you were telling me about Adam's arrival. My thoughts and prayers go out to you and your family.\nThis is heart wrenching. Thanks for posting about Adams progress. You are all in my prayers. Sending love and hugs.\nTim, Bob passed on the news and the link to this blog to me, and I just want to say how sorry I am to hear about this news - but also, that I read positive and hopeful things into what you write and say. Not the least of which is the story of Adam coming into your family, and the mutual love shared by all your family members as you go through this ordeal. Chris and I - and speaking for Thaddeus and Callum - wish you the best of outcomes. I'm sure you or Bob will let us know if there's anything we can do to help you with your board responsibilties.",
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        "raw_content": "Boys Rescued From a Cave in Thailand Mourn Diver Who Died During Mission to Save Them\nBy Feliz Solomon / Chiang Mai, Thailand\nTwelve boys and their soccer coach who were rescued last week after being trapped in a Thai cave for 18 days have offered condolences for a diver who lost his life in the effort to save them.\nPetty Officer Samarn Kunan, 38, was a former Thai Navy SEAL who volunteered depositing oxygen tanks for rescue divers throughout the flooded tunnels of Tham Luang cave, a sprawling underground complex where the youth soccer team had been trapped by floodwaters.\nA fellow diver found Samarn unconscious in the water in the early hours of July 6; authorities said he died from lack of oxygen after several attempts to revive him failed. He was the only fatality of the monumental search and rescue mission that involved more than a thousand people and lasted more than two weeks.\nThe rescued team members, still recovering in a hospital in the nearby city of Chiang Rai, were told of his death Saturday after doctors determined that they were in a strong enough mental state to learn the tragic news, according to Agence France-Presse.\nThe \"Wild Boars\" soccer team and their coach rescued from a flooded cave pose with a drawing picture of Samarn Kunan, a former Thai navy diver who died working to rescue them, at the Chiang Rai Prachanukroh Hospital, in Chiang Rai, Thailand July 14, 2018.\n\u201cAll cried and expressed their condolences by writing messages on a drawing of Lieutenant Commander [Samarn] and observed one minute of silence for him,\u201d said Jedsada Chokdamrongsuk, permanent secretary at the health ministry, said in a statement. \u201cThey also thanked him and promised to be good boys.\u201d\nRead more: Grandfather of Trapped Thai Boy Says He\u2019ll \u2018Never Let Them Near a Cave Again\u2019\nThe boys, all members of the Wild Boars soccer team between the ages of 11 and 16, and their coach, 25-year-old Ekkapol Chantawong, entered the cave for a birthday outing on June 23, when they were trapped inside by sudden monsoon rains. The ensuing search and rescue operation involved dozens of Thai SEALs, international expert divers, and assistance from more than half a dozen foreign governments.\nSamarn has been hailed as one of the mission\u2019s many heroes.\nThe saga of the trapped team gripped the nation and kept the world on tenterhooks as rescuers raced against depleting oxygen and approaching storms. Divers brought them out of the cave by giving them a mild sedative, fitting them with full-face masks and carrying them on stretchers and pulleys through an hours-long obstacle course of cold, dark water and jagged passageways. They were transported by helicopter and ambulance to a nearby hospital, where they were found to be in generally good health, and they are expected to be discharged Thursday.",
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        "raw_content": "U.N. Ramps Up Education Efforts in Rohingya Refugee Camps\nRohingya children learn at an educational center in a refugee camp in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh on Jan. 12, 2019.\nKaan Bozdogan\u2014Anadolu Agency/Getty Images\nThe U.N. children\u2019s agency says it is making gains in the effort to provide education for hundreds of thousands of Rohingya children who fled violence in Myanmar, but much work remains to provide adequate services in the world\u2019s largest refugee camp.\nUNICEF said Thursday that more than 145,000 Rohingya children living in refugee camps in Bangladesh are now attending \u201clearning centers\u201d supported by the agency as a new school year gets under way. Humanitarian workers have so far built around 1,600 such centers throughout the camps.\n\u201cThe scale of the Rohingya refugee crisis demanded a rapid response,\u201d Edouard Beigbeder, UNICEF\u2019s representative to Bangladesh, said in a statement. \u201cThis year we are scaling up services to reach more children than ever before, while focusing on improving the quality of education each child receives.\u201d\nMore than 920,000 Rohingya, a mostly stateless Muslim minority from western Myanmar, currently live in camps and host communities scattered across Cox\u2019s Bazar, a district of southeast Bangladesh. Most of them \u2014 upwards of 700,000 \u2014 arrived since August 2017, when the Myanmar military launched a brutal crackdown on the group in response to insurgent attacks.\nThe U.S. has labeled the ensuing violence \u201cethnic cleansing,\u201d while U.N. investigators have called for Myanmar military leaders to face charges of genocide. Myanmar denies committing atrocities despite widespread allegations of arson, sexual violence and killing of civilians. The International Criminal Court has launched a preliminary examination into Myanmar\u2019s \u201cdeportation\u201d of the Rohingya, considered a crime against humanity.\nRead more: These People Don\u2019t Have Time to Mourn: Photographs by Dar Yasin\nHumanitarian workers estimate that about 60% of the refugees who fled in recent years are children, while more are born each day in the squalid encampments.\n\u201cMany children have suffered trauma injuries from gunshot wounds and extreme violence, restricting their mobility and access to services,\u201d said Iffat Farhana, an education officer for UNICEF based in Cox\u2019s Bazar, adding that physical and learning disabilities further hinder education efforts.\nUNICEF aims to reach 260,000 children with education services this year by extending its network of learning centers to about 2,500. The agency is also increasing efforts to provide vocational and other training to adolescents, as there is currently no secondary education available. According to UNICEF, 97% of Rohingya refugees aged 15-24 receive no education at all.\n\u201cI\u2019ve been coming to class for almost a month now,\u201d said Minara, an 11-year-old refugee who stopped studying after arriving in Bangladesh because the conditions in makeshift educational centers were dirty and hot, according to UNICEF. \u201cIt\u2019s nice here,\u201d she said of the new facilities, with approval. \u201cIt doesn\u2019t have a muddy floor.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "You are here: Home > Travel > China Trains > Beijing Classic City Bus Tour\nPick up at your hotel between 7:00am and 8:30am. The first stop is Tian'anmen Square. Tiananmen Square was named after the Tiananmen (Gate of Heavenly Peace), entry to the Forbidden City. As the world's largest city square, It has great cultural significance as it was the site of several key events in Chinese history.\nThen move on to the Forbidden City. The Forbidden City was home to 24 emperors between 1368 and 1911. It is the largest and the best preserved ancient imperial architecture complex in the world. It takes about 2 hours visiting the Forbidden City along the central axis from south to north.\nContinue our tour to visit the Temple of Heaven. On the way to Temple of Heaven, you will have a chance to visit the Chinese traditional medicine culture.\nThe Temple of Heaven was built in 1420 during the Ming Dynasty, which is the largest ancient imperial worship architecture complex in the world where the ancient Emperors of Ming and Qing Dynasties prayed for peace and harvest. The visit to Temple of Heaven takes about 1 hour.\nAfter Chinese lunch (40 minutes) in local restaurant, enjoy a short visit to a pearl free market not missed.\nThen we drive 30minutes to Summer Palace, the largest and best preserved imperial garden in China. The visit takes about 1 hour and 20 minutes.\nBack to your hotels at around 6:00pm.\n2.You may visit some local shops on the trip, but there is no force-shopping!",
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        "raw_content": "GREEN HEARTS AND GREEN HEADS LEAD the way towards a MORE SUSTAINABLE FUTURE FOR THE VALE\nResidents are being urged to turn the district green this Valentine\u2019s Day to show their love for the environment.\nWychavon District Council, Transition Evesham Vale and Planet Droitwich are supporting the For the Love Of campaign, which encourages people to make and wear green hearts to prompt them to talk about climate change and how it threatens the things we love.\nResidents can collect pre-made hearts from Wychavon\u2019s reception area in the Civic Centre. Alternatively people can pop in to imaGine in Market Square, Evesham or Planet Droitwich in St Andrew\u2019s Shopping Centre, Droitwich Spa where they can make their own as well as share their thoughts on what they do to help protect the environment.\nThey will also have the opportunity to nominate in this year\u2019s Wychavon Intelligently Green Awards, which are backed by headline sponsors Rooftop Housing Group and Fortis Living.\nThe awards celebrate green projects and activities across the district that as well as being good for the environment also have community benefits or save money. Nominations can be made in five categories \u2013 individual/household, small business, larger business and public sector, community group and school/college.\nThe winners will be announced at a ceremony at Pershore College\u2019s new sustainable Collections House on 17 June and will be hosted by impressionist and actor Alistair McGowan.\nThe awards were held for the first time in 2014 and the title of overall winner went to Mike Coe for his Autonomous House in Cropthorne, which amongst other things is super-insulated, water neutral and sends no carbon into the atmosphere.\nCllr Emma Stokes, portfolio holder for environment and street scene on Wychavon District Council, said: \u201cWe know there is a lot of work being done right across the district to make Wychavon a greener place to live and work and the Intelligently Green Awards are a chance to celebrate that good work.\u201d\nProfessor Steve Martin, chair of Transition Evesham Vale who are helping to organise the awards, said: \u201cWe\u2019re proud to be involved once again in supporting the Intelligently Green awards. It\u2019s only by all of us working together that we will come up with the innovative, practical ideas needed to ensure we move to a more sustainable way of living. This is a wonderful opportunity to showcase those ideas and the benefits they deliver.\u201d\nVisit www.intelligently-green.com to nominate or for more information. The closing date is 22 April 2016.\nPrevious post: Transition Evesham Vale responds to Paris Agreement\nNext post: Our evidence published on the Government web site",
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        "raw_content": "Don\u2019t stop looking at me\nOnce upon a time I was all alone\nNow I got you drunk, hot, and vulnerable\nShow me what you want, give me what you want, want\nHave to make you mine, get you on the floor\nYeah, watch me go to work, I\u2019ll put on a show\nNow I got you drunk, hot and vulnerable\nThese niggas ain\u2019t bout it, bout it\nThese niggas ain\u2019t nothing on you baby\nYou got it got it\nThe way you run shit and make it rain so well\nMy Birkin bag, my pinky ring\nA Little Bit About Tinashe\nTinashe J\u00f8rgensen Kachingwe is a young woman of many talents. She\u2019s a singer, song-writer, dancer and actress. In 2014, she became widely known from her song \u201c2 On,\u201d which peaked at number 24 on the US Billboard Hot 100 chart.\nBesides singing and writing catchy tunes, she acts and has a recurring role in Two and a Half Men. Another thing worth mentioning: she has a black belt in Taekwondo. Don\u2019t mess.\nPersonally, Tinashe reminds me of Cassie from almost a decade back. Most of her sexy tunes are very body-grind-worthy. Check them out, and you\u2019ll know exactly what I mean.\n\u201cVulnerable feat. Travis Scott\u201c\nA Little Bit About Gold Fields\nGold Fields is a group hailing from Ballarat, Australia and consists of members: Mark Robert Fuller, Vinci Andanar, Luke Peldys,\nRob Clifton and Ryan D\u2019Sylva. They\u2019ve previously toured in North America back in 2013 and even performed along side Capital Cities. There isn\u2019t much information out there about them as they are a young group, but if they keep their music up, they\u2019re definitely going to be a group worth watching.\nTheir chill-axin\u2019 tunes and remixes are perfect to lounge to. Below are some other favorites of mine:\n\u201cGoldroom \u2013 Embrace (Gold Fields Remix)\u201c\nVisit Gold Fields\u2019 Soundcloud to get more chill-axin\u2019 tracks.",
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        "raw_content": "Not a Kid's Ride\nAt one point on our flight back from Barcelona, the captain mentioned that we would be passing by the Matterhorn. Cool, except that when I looked out the window, I just saw mountain after mountain after mountain.\nI knew that the Matterhorn isn't the tallest mountain in the Alps, that's Mont Blanc, but I thought that it would at least be the taller than the mountains that surround it. Nope.\nIt turns out that Monte Rosa, that giant, bulky series of peaks in the background, kind of overshadows the Matterhorn. For what its worth, the Matterhorn is the sixth highest peak in the Alps. The main peak of Monte Rosa (the Dufourspitze) is the second highest and the peak just right of top centre in this photo, Liskamm, is the fifth. So, in this photo you can see three of the highest peaks in Europe and, as if that wasn't enough, at the top centre is the location of the highest mountain hut in Europe. It's a little small to actually see in the photo but, trust me, it's there.\nCompletely unknown to me, Leonardo da Vinci made a trek to the Italian side of the Monte Rosa, the backside of it from the perspective of this photo, and may have used them as the inspiration for the \"rocks\" in his Madonna of the Rocks paintings. I guess his visit shouldn't be too surprising because the Swiss-Italian border winds its way through this whole photo. That knife-edge ridge leading to the tip of the Matterhorn is the border, then it continues up that series of peaks to the top of the photo. That plain in the background, it's Italy. If you could see far enough, you'd see Milan.\nAnyway, the Matterhorn is easy to miss, if you don't exactly know what you're looking for\u2014which I didn't. But, I've seen pictures of it (not recently, though) and I've been to Disneyland and I even rode on the Matterhorn ride (not in a very long time, though) so, when I saw this peak, I thought, 'I think that's it, maybe?'.\nThe fascination with the Matterhorn is more about its pyramidal top and not so much with its height. Its reputation probably also has to do with how difficult it is to climb\u2014something like five hundred people have died in the past 150 years or so trying to get to that pointy top. Not a kid's ride, indeed. But, you can ski and snowboard there. Just on the other side of its pointy peak there is a pretty huge resort. At the very left edge of the photo, you can see the diagonal like of a road or track slant its way up a face. Then, if you look clear all the way over to the right edge, you will see a high plateau which also has tracks on it. So, amazingly, pretty much everything between those two tracks is part of this resort. They say there are 360 kilometres of runs and 54 lifts. Holy, that's huge.\nLooks like the Matterhorn just made my list of things to do.\nMy other photographs taken from airplanes can be found in the gallery.\nTags: 2013 70-300vr a320 aerial airbus alpine D90 december dslr dufourspitze easyjet EZS1076 from_the_plane geotag italian_alps italy klein_matterhorn liskamm matterhorn monte_rosa mountains nikon peaks reisen swiss_alps swizerland tourism travel tripleman winter wintersports zermatt_bergbahnen\nCategories: [70-300VR] [D90] [Default] [Europe] [Geotagged] [Italy] [Landscape] [Switzerland] [Travel] [Winter]",
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        "raw_content": "\u201cThe term 'rogue landlord' is widely understood in the lettings industry to describe a landlord who knowingly flout their obligations by renting out unsafe and substandard accommodation to tenants, many of whom may be vulnerable.\u201d\n(Baroness Williams of Trafford, Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government, in response to a parliamentary question asking what the Government\u2019s technical or legal definition of a \u2018rogue landlord\u2019 is).\nThe private rented sector has rapidly grown in recent years: the number of private rented homes more than doubled from 2.0 to 4.1 million between 1996 and 2012, compared to a total of 3.8 million homes in the social housing sector.\nThere are a small minority of landlords who ignore their obligations and knowingly rent out unsafe and overcrowded accommodation. Issues can include overcrowding, poor sanitation, electrical faults, damp, vermin infestation, hazardous living conditions, unsafe/unsuitable accommodation (\u2018beds in sheds\u2019). 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        "raw_content": "by Pastor | May 4, 2017 | Going back to the Source |\nThis society has a death wish. And the only thing that can save it, besides a Great Awakening, is common sense to come forth as lighting upon the minds of the people. What is so horrifying today is that those who should be the lights, lighting us out of darkness, have become a spiritual, moral, and an emotional ruin. I am afraid of what we will shortly experience is what is called the wilderness experience. It will be an experience of sufferings, evils, calamities, and hard knocks.\n\u2190 How easy! The Cycles of Nations \u2192",
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        "raw_content": "(Tauraco erythrolophus)\nRed-crested turacos are monotypic, but allopatric to Bannerman's Turaco. A striking species, this Turaco is easily identified by its vivid red crest, white face and yellow beak. They are sometimes known as \"Angolan Turacos\". The average Red-crested measures approximately 40-43cm beak to tail, and weighs around 210-325g. Little is known about the Red-crested Turaco in the wild. Its preferred habitats are, as with many other species, woodland and forestry where it is able to feed on available fruits. This species has been very popular among UK enthusiasts for a number of years, breeding readily in many collections. The species is now being monitored under a European Stud Book at the Cotswold Wildlife Park by Louise Peat.\nCITES II: Not globally threatened, but clearly insufficiently known.\nEuropean Red-crested Turaco Holders\nI am interested in hearing from any aviculturists that hold Red-crested Turacos. In 2006 the European Studbook (ESB) for this species was started and I am now trying to locate all Red-crested Turacos currently in the private sector European wide in an attempt to establish pedigrees for all individuals in order to source new founder birds, bringing in much needed new bloodlines to the ESB.\nIt is now more important than ever to maintain bird species in captivity responsibly to secure the future of captive populations.\nAny holders interested in working alongside with the ESB to swap bloodlines or husbandry information please contact me.\nLouise Peat\nCotswold Wildlife Park,\nOxon., OX18 4JP.\nE-mail: records@cotswoldwildlifepark.co.uk",
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        "raw_content": "ROSEVILLE OFFICE OF NEFF LAW FIRM, P.A.\nSince 1986 Neff Law Firm, P.A., has had an employment law office in Roseville, Minnesota\nserving the east metro area of St. Paul and Minneapolis (the Twin Cities)\nThe Minnesota employment law lawyersat the Roseville office of Neff Law Firm, P.A., have extemssive experience handling employment law issues. They also can provide legal assistance with other legal matters, including business, employment, Qui Tam, civil litigation, criminal defense, debtor's rights, bankruptcy, real estate, personal injury, traffic, juvenile and defense of occupational and professional licenses. These Minnesota employment lawyers handle simple to very complex legal matters for clients. The Minnesota employment law lawyers in the Roseville office have delivered legal assistance to many people, and have handled highly complex litigation in various state and federal jurisdictions. Some of the large law cases in which the Minnesota employment law attorneys in the Roseville office have been involved include Federal multi-district litigation, wrongful death, employment litigation, breach of contract and discrimination litigation on behalf of individuals and large groups of employees. The Roseville office of the Minnesota employment law firm of Neff Law Firm, P.A., in Ramsey County has experienced Minnesota lawyers who who can advise and represent people not only on employment law matters, but also on collateral issues including family law matters such as dissolution of marriage, custody, visitation, child support and spousal maintenance.\nEmployees' rights are protected by Minnesota\nlawyers at Neff Law Firm, P.A.'s, Roseville, Minnesota\nNeff Law Firm, P.A., has been advising and helping employees in the St. Paul area of the Twin Cities to protect their rights as empoyees for over 26 years. The Minnesota employees' rights lawyers in the Roseville office can provide information on employee rights and assist if a person has related legal problems. The experienced Roseville lawyers in the St. Paul area at Neff Law Firm, P.A., understand the financial pressures people can feel due to loss of employment. The experienced Minnesota lawyers at Neff Law Firm, P.A., have helped many people in the St. Paul - Minneapolis area (twin-cities) with their employment related legal problems and are available for consultations at the Roseville office. It is important to review your particular legal situation with a lawyer who understands not only state law, but also federal law related to employment, anti-discrimination laws, qui tam also known as the false claims act, and bankruptcy.",
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        "raw_content": "Sky News understands that a number of \u2018no-deal\u2019 war games will be held by the UK armed forces with a cross-government exercise planned for next month.\nSoldiers will make up the bulk of 3,500 military personnel on standby for \u2018no-deal\u2019 duties.\nThe head civil servant of the Ministry of Defence told staff in an internal note seen by Sky News that they had made preparations the department\u2019s \u2018highest priority\u2019.\nA spokesman for the MoD said \u2018our national and international commitments would be unaffected by a no-deal Brexit\u2019 and no overseas operations would be affected in terms of troops being asked to return.\nIreland warns that Brexit deal is not up for renegotiation | ITV News",
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        "title": "[Current Events] Chris Singleton: Another rose that has grown from concrete [Written by Brandon Williams] \u2013 Uncommonrealist",
        "raw_content": "[Current Events] Chris Singleton: Another rose that has grown from concrete [Written by Brandon Williams]\nImage Source: Postandcourier.com\nThis past Saturday marked the 2-year anniversary of the horrendous massacre committed by Dylann Roof at the Emanuel African Methodist Church, and for some of us, especially those directly impacted by this crime, it\u2019s still a very fresh memory in our minds. It\u2019s never easy to hear about these kinds of things so one can only imagine how it feels to have to live and carry on life as normal knowing such a random and heinous act of violence was committed just 2 short years ago, inside of a respected place of worship. However, this past week, the son of one of the victims has received news that provides a perfect example of how what you\u2019ve been through has no impact on where you\u2019re going. Chris Singleton, who lost his mom Mrs. Sharonda Coleman-Singleton during the massacre, was chosen as the 585th pick in the 19th round of the MLB draft by the Chicago Cubs. He just completed his Junior year at Charleston Southern University where he plays center field, starting in all 51 games of their regular season with a batting average of .276 with 21 RBI. That accompanied with his 18 bases stolen and 10 outfield assists are what got him noticed by the team. This also has him ranked as one of the national leaders in his position. The Sr. VP of Scouting & Player Development for the Cubs stated that he understands and deeply sympathizes with Chris\u2019 story, but he wants it to be clear that he was chosen based on his stellar talent, his maturity, and his faith. The VP stated that these components combined are why they value him as a top 10 caliber talent and is what will make him a top prospect in the MLB. Singleton was working when he received the news. After the passing of his father in February of this year, he and a friend began a pool cleaning business, Moore Clean Pools, in order to help support his family. He was on an assignment cleaning one of his client\u2019s pools when he received the phone call Wednesday letting him know that he\u2019d been drafted to the MLB. \u201c\u2026My heart dropped a little bit. I answered the phone and it\u2019s been surreal ever since \u201d, Singleton told a news outlet after making the announcement. Singleton has the option of finishing out his seasons at school or signing with the Cubs and finishing out the season with a Minor League team.",
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        "raw_content": "It is one of the best well known mythological weapons we have heard of, Thor\u2019s hammer, the protector weapon of Asgard, which helped prevent the destruction of the celestial city of Asgard against giants.\nThe discovery was made in Denmark, at the island of Lolland, where archaeologists have successfully unearthed a 10th century \u201ctorshammere\u201d, ending a long debate between archaeologists and historians on how the legend of Thor\u2019s hammer influenced Viking mythology and their jewelry. \u201cThis is a hammer,\u201d says the inscription carved on a metal amulet 2.5 cm making it the only one with an actual inscription.\nThe identification label, written in runic alphabet -used by the great Vikings- makes this discovery a unique piece among a thousand of similar works that have been found in Scandinavia, the British Isles, Russia and the Baltic countries, according to archaeologists, it is believed to represent the weapon of the god of thunder, Thor called Mjolnir.\nThe discovery of this unique piece was made by Torben Christjansen, an amateur archaeologist, using a metal detector. In Denmark, the use of metal detectors to search for antiques is legal, although each artifact found should be handed over to the National Museum, which determines its origin, authenticity and eventually awards it to the discoverer. \u201cThere is a very close collaboration between museums and amateur archaeologists. We benefit from their work, \u201csays Henrik Schilling, public relations officer of the museum, where the discovered piece is being analyzed, becoming a part of the museum\u2019s collection afterward.\nResearcher Lisbeth Imer from the National Museum of Denmark was in charge of translating the inscription \u201cHmar x is\u201d. In a statement from the institution, the specialist describes the discovery as unique and says she has no doubts over the words which are meant to say \u201chammer\u201d, but points towards the fact that the inscription was misspelled. The author of the inscription missed the first vowel of the word hammer,\u201d she said, arguing that this omission could be for reasons of space. Nevertheless, everyone is grateful to the mysterious author of the inscription as it made it possible to finally clarify doubts that researchers had in the past regarding Thor\u2019s hammer.\nEveryone at the National Museum of Denmark is quite happy with the discovery, scholars argue that these hammer-shaped amulets were not just ornamental piece as many believed them to be, but this discovery actually points towards evidence as the representation of the mythical hammer of Thor.\nIn Norse mythology, Mj\u00f6lnir (pronounced roughly \u2018miol-neer\u2019) is described as being one of the most powerful weapons ever made, capable of great deeds, destroying and building. Its only owner was Thor, the mythical god of Thunder and protector of Asgard.\nAccording to a report in Past Horizons this historical object is cast in bronze but has traces of silver and gold plating.\nEver since researchers have been doing excavations in the Viking nations, thousands of objects have been unearthed, but none of them had the importance of this discovery.",
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        "raw_content": "McKay with 15 strikeouts, Louisville blanks Pitt 3-0 in conference opener\nBrendan McKay and company were more than ready for the conference portion of the University of Louisville baseball season to begin on Friday. The Cardinals would post a 3-0 win over Pittsburgh before a crowd of 995 fans in 50-degree temperatures at Jim Patterson Stadium.\nBrendan McKay striking out seven of the first nine batters on a 15-strikeout day.\nMcKay continuing his impressive start to the 2017 season, fanning seven of the first nine batters he faced while racking up a total of 15 strikeouts for the game.\nThe 6-foot-2 lefthander would allow only three Pittsburgh batters to reach base in seven innings, giving up two singles and a base on balls. The Panthers were held hitless until the fourth inning when Frank Maldanado reached base on a drive to right.\nMcKay entered the game with an 0.84 earned run average, raising his won-lost record to 3-0 for the season. The win improved UofL\u2019s record to 13-0 overall and 1-0 in the Atlantic Coast Conference.\nHe would be held hitless himself for the first time this season in four at-bats. One of them was a sacrifice fly, however, driving in a Louisville run in the third inning. 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Louisville jumping on top 51-18 at the half and never looking back.\nSuch a thorough and complete trouncing that Pitt coach Kevin Stallings had had enough, collecting two early technical fouls, allowed to leave the game early. Actually he was ejected, but he really didn\u2019t want to be there.\nDonovan Mitchell, highly motivated following a six-point performance in the loss to Florida State, taking his game to a new level. Fearless, aggressive, confident, his best collegiate performance with 29 total points, including hitting six of eight shots from behind the 3-point line.\nAnas Mahmoud, resembling Kareem Abdul-Jabbar at times, making up for a disappearing act against Florida State. Some day soon, hopefully in late March, he\u2019s going to put three or four good games together. Making all seven of his shots in this one for 14 points. 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        "raw_content": "Finding The Right Car Accident Attorney For Your Problems\nYou have to know by now that one of the most injury-causing accidents are car accidents; it has claimed thousands of lives and have put a lot of people out of their jobs because of this. Car accidents can be a very costly problem since you will have to pay for the damages that it caused you; medical bills, car repair bills and more will be bothering you if you don\u2019t get the compensation you deserve. Read the article below if you are interested in knowing more about car accidents and how to win your compensation by hiring the right kind of attorney to back you up. Surviving a car accident will mean you are entitled to some injury compensation which can be a lot easier to get if the company provides you the help right away. The problem here is that most of the companies won\u2019t provide the compensation unless you battle things out in the court of law. 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Something else to keep you relevant is to ensure all your customers are paid on time. This will ensure they will be coming back for more services from your establishment. This is how you end up getting additional clients. It is as well good to be great in communicating with clients. Remember that they want assurance they are doing the right thing with you.\nFor more info. on these tips, take a moment and visit real estate website known today.\nSome of the Tops Reasons as to Why You Need to Consider Retiring as a Dentist in Spain\nIf you are tired of your dentistry career, it is good that you consider retiring. Once you are now retired, you will have a good opportunity for adventure. Similarly you will be able to create the best memories when you consider traveling on the cost of the Mediterranean Sea in Spain. Retiring as a dentist in spin implies that you will have a good time. Any time that you have retired you ought to adventure and create good memories with your loved ones. It is therefore good that you read more so that you may be able to have a good time in Spain. Below are the top reason as to why you need to think of spending life in Spain after retirement.\nThe good thing about retiring as a dentist in Spain is that you will have economical services as you are adventuring. It is advisable that you set a good amount for money to use while having fun in Spain. When you have a good investment, you will make your life in Spain to be more fun. There are several real estate properties that are economical in the beach of Spain. The best part about considering Spain is that you will travel in Cordoba and Grenada where you will have a good time only at a limited cost. It is therefore good that as you are planning to retire as a dentist you think of spending time in Spain.\nAnother benefit of having retired from dentistry in Spain is that you will be able to have a good chance to know a new language. 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It should be noted that it is good that you consider having an adventure in Spain since you will have good scenes in other towns.\nThe Best Birthday Gift Today\nBirthdays come and when one is celebrating their birthdays then they want to feel loved and get the best from their friends.When we have something that is customized for our friends birthday we always give out that message that\u2019s from out heart and its always a special message. In our friends\u2019 houses there is always that special thing that you always notice that they don\u2019t have and especially in their homes and what a special way to buy them the home item that can decorate their houses and make the place more presentable.\nThere are those people we work with that\u2019s closest colleagues and they have come from far states, one of the ways one can gift them is giving them like a jewelry that\u2019s engraved with their states and it would take them way back and be appreciated. We also have care packages and by this means that one is truly caring about the other person, it can be in the form of a birthday gift basket or something else but the caring part is always there especially if its your friend.There are those gifts we can give our friend from their alma mater, they can be something from the tickets to go and watch football games to shirts and even other things.\nYou can also have handmade quilts and this would be a better way and something that is very touching, you can have it made for you or you can even make it for yourself and give it to your loved one as a gift.Other ways of celebrating someone or a gift one can give is by giving them a trip for a lifetime, and if you don\u2019t have the money you can take that person maybe to a hotel where they offer food from the country they love or a place designed like that.There are times when we just want to have that undivided attention and thus one can make something like dinner or visit a place just the two of you and have your time as a present. There are those people who love wine and one of the best ways of giving them a present is by buying them something like wine.Letters are a very nice way of telling someone how you love them and this can always be one of the best ways of expressing ones feelings.\nHow to Have a Smooth First-time Move\nMillenias were very persistent in matters to do with moving out of their parent\u2019s homes in search for independence but about 1/3 of them have now gone back home. Most of them convert their parent\u2019s basements to their living quarters. This was once the trend of socially awkward nerds who were obsessed with Star Wars movies but it is a norm now for the millennials. There are benefits that come with living with your parents but you should also make an effort to be on your own. Going out of your way to find an apartment to rent will make you self-sufficient and independent which is something everyone should be striving to do. This is a way for you to be free but you ought to be responsible for your choices. If it the first time you are going out to be on your own, you will be super-excited but you might be a little scared. However, there is a way you can make the process much smoother. It is very important that you organize everything. You need to ensure all the paperwork is organized which is why you need to have a folder or a binder for your lease documents, utility information, moving quotes and any other paperwork that might be crucial. Once that has been handled, you have to start gathering your supplies.\nOne way for you to get cheap packing supplies like bubble wraps, boxes or even newspapers is to go to the grocery store. Use pillowcases or kitchen towels to wrap your dishes and glassware. Many packing materials are not eco-friendly and if you do not rely on them that much which means you won\u2019t have to throw them out once the move is done and you will also save money on the same. Permanent markers for labeling and also packing tape are essential. You might think color coding is being dramatic but it will save you and the movers time because you can properly assign the boxes to the rooms. You won\u2019t take a lot of time unpacking when you know what is in each of the boxes. If you want to know more about packing, hiring movers, utilities and saving money during a mover, click here.\nDue to the excitement of the move, you might want to keep on buying the items you come across which you think the new house will need. Even so, you should wait until you are settled to do that. The whole process can be costly which is why you should not be wasting money. A budget will keep you in check so that you do not waste money during the process. Acquire the cheap supplies to save money or borrow from your family and friends.\nHair Cuts That Will Make Your Friends Turn Their Heads\nMany women change their hairstyle so many times in their lifetime. There are those who will go to the extreme of 150 times. Among the things that a woman will try to change are color, shape, cuts among others. Boredom plays a major role in this. Other times, it is done out of the adventure. In your desire to enjoy some newness, you may be seeking a change. There are also so many other things that may propel you to seek the change. No matter the reasons that you may have, cutting your hair is a major undertaking. For women who know what they need, here are some cool shortcuts for them.\nThe first one is the Rounded Bob but check it out. These are the most popular hairstyles that you will frequently see around. This is a style that will do with many face shapes. These cuts are not only adorable but also fun to try. With these cuts, your jawline is framed and this makes you appear very sophisticated. It is important to note that it may not be easy to describe the rounded bob to your salonist and you may need to take photos of what you want to the salonist.\nThe Asymmetrical Lob is the second one. There is some difference between a rounded bob and an Asymmetrical Lob. Factually, the Asymmetrical Lob is more sophisticated and creative but read more here. It says that although you are a person supposed to be taken seriously, you are adventurous. You are indeed making a statement, with a shorter side than the other.\nThe other cut that makes to the list is the graduated bob. For the women who have a heart-shaped face, this is a chick look style. There are shorter layers in the back with this style. However, the front has longer strands. This is a style that can be rightly referred to as a gradual layering of lengths. What\u2019s more, this is both classy and subtle in its own way.\nThe other cute haircut is the crop. Many people are reluctant to try the crop look on first instances. There are very few women who will be confident that they made the right choice on the first instance. This is a look that will only be taken by the bold, even though it is very beautiful but see website. This should not discourage you from taking it. Above the ears is where the look is cropped.\nWhat You Need to Know about Running a Security Audit\nIn the recent days\u2019 security audit is very important in every organization and with the changes which are taking place with the two techniques. When there is security breach within the organization, and the extensive personal information is acquired it becomes challenging for the various investors and followers to continue trusting the organization. Any breach in security is easily discovered within the firm only on the bases where the firm has a security audit. The website usually has a broad storage capability of data and hence most of the organization stores their data on the internet, and therefore data protection would be very crucial.\nThe hackers are putting quite a much effort in making sure that they can manipulate the modern technology to have access to private information which is available on the Internet. To keep up with the creativity of the hacker the different firms and individuals must come up with quite some ways in which they can manage to protect their data. In this page we are going to look at the various tips on how to make sure that your IT security is quite prepared for anything.\nGetting to know yourself and the online enemy that you might be having is one of the ways to keep your IT security ready for anything. When one is evaluating himself one must get to see the kind of information that might be at risk of getting hacked. After getting to know the most valuable information within the organizations then the various individuals must take the various steps towards protecting the data. Determine the effectiveness of your existing protection is one of the ways to make sure that one is ready for any security breach.\nDetermining the effectiveness of security in the current situation is very important in helping an individual to know the various improvements needed. Where one is looking forward towards making sure that the security is quite prepared for any security threat that might appear one must get to know the flaw of the current security system. When carrying out the second security audit one must look for more complex issues that the hackers might be going for. The fourth method in which one can make sure that the IT security is quite ready for any security threat is by planning for your security updates. 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        "raw_content": "Sign up for Wellness Center Start! program\nWalking is the easiest, most convenient form of activity--and it's free. You don't need special skills, the training of a marathon runner, or a membership at an expensive gym to benefit.\nHow to sign up for Start!:\nOn Monday, March 5, come by the Wellness Center anytime to sign up, get all of your Start! materials, and take a few laps on the track. You can sign up either as a team of 4 or individually and Wellness Center membership is not required.\nThere will be four separate challenges throughout the program. The team or individual to log the most miles at the end of every four weeks will each win a $20 gift card for a massage at the Wellness Center. A new challenge will begin every four weeks, which means four chances to win. Don't want to participate in the challenge? You don't have to! Just keep track of your miles for your own personal benefit! Full details of the program and challenges will be given to you when you get signed up.\nAnd don't forget about Tennis Shoe Tuesdays, starting on March 6. Go out walking on the campus trails, wear your Start! lanyard that you get when you sign up, and you could win a $50 gift card to Scheels!",
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        "raw_content": "Bob Boyd named recipient of Henry Havig Award for Community Service\nRobert Boyd, vice president for student and outreach services, has been named the 2008 recipient of the Greater Grand Forks business community\u2019s most prestigious recognition, The Henry Havig Award for Community Service. Chamber board chair Jerry Youngberg surprised Boyd with the award at The Chamber\u2019s annual dinner celebration Feb. 25.\nBoyd has been with UND for nearly 30 years, starting out as the director of extension and professional services, next as the dean of outreach programs and for the past 10 years as the vice president for student and outreach services. But it was his connection to the Greater Grand Forks community that earned him the honor. Youngberg cited Boyd\u2019s involvement in numerous community organizations, his investment of countless hours volunteering for committees, and his service on boards of organizations like the Chamber of Commerce where he served as board chair in 1998, the United Way, North Dakota United Methodist Church Episcopacy, Prairie Public Broadcasting and many more.\nThe Chamber also pointed out that Boyd\u2019s interest in addressing alcohol abuse among students has been noticeable throughout his career as an educator. During his years teaching in a high school, he initiated an award-winning, student-led program that involved peer counseling, education, and coaching. His education unit at UND was the coordinating body for the International School for Alcohol Studies. He was instrumental in establishing the student body task force on high risk drinking; a task force that officially became the Commission on Student Use of Alcohol.\n\"Bob Boyd's service to the University, to the city of Grand Forks, to the State of North Dakota, and to his profession nationally is legendary,\" said President Charles Kupchella. \"I am so pleased to see his service recognized in this way. I am also grateful to the Chamber for this program of recognizing and celebrating service to our community in this way. It is important to take time to recognize the people who work to make Greater Grand Forks the grand place it is. Congratulations, Bob!\"\nBoyd started his career with two awards for Outstanding Young Educator, the first in 1966. Since that time, he has received awards for outstanding achievements in the education field, excellence in public service and extraordinary leadership, to name a few. He has been called upon for numerous professional presentations all with a common thread among them: leadership. Boyd has built a reputation as a catalyst for promoting leadership and management qualities. He is sought after to motivate, educate and excite organizations and people, young and old.\nBoyd has spent more than 15 years consulting and coordinating strategic planning for businesses, schools and hospitals.",
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        "raw_content": "Hey, Alexa: Why should I care about gun control?\nI find it disturbing that I don\u2019t even flinch when a CNN Breaking News alert pops up on my phone to inform me of another mass shooting in America. Even when the shooting is in one of my favorite cities or even my own, I do not bat an eyelash in surprise.\nIt worries me deeply that I, and so many other Americans, are becoming desensitized to gun violence. It is not normal for someone to shoot 58 people dead and injure 489 more at a concert in Las Vegas. It is not a freak accident that there have been 188 school shootings since 2000. I do not accept that there are as many guns as there are people in the United States.\nOn Nov. 19, a gunman shot four people dead including himself at a Mercy Hospital in Chicago. Hearing this reminded me that no place in America is safe from gun violence, not even a hospital. Fourteen people were shot dead on Nov. 9 at a bar in Thousand Oaks, Calif. I cannot even comprehend spending a night at the bar with my friends only to hear gunshots and having to dive to the floor in hopes that I can make it out of the bar alive.\nGrowing up, my extended family encouraged gun ownership for protection and hunting. I was taught how to responsibly shoot various guns. Whether it was a handgun or a shotgun, I was prepared to defend myself in an emergency. When I was young, guns seemed fun and innocent as long as you knew how to use them safely.\nAs I\u2019ve grown older, my opinion on civilian gun ownership has changed dramatically. I\u2019ve read stories in the news of children accidentally shooting themselves or someone else because their parents did not properly keep their guns out of their reach.\nCivilians should not be able to buy military grade weapons. The AR-15 rifle has been used in mass shootings like the high school shooting in Parkland, Fla. on Feb. 14 of this year that left 17 students and staff members dead. When fired from close range at civilians who aren\u2019t wearing body armor, the bullets from an AR-15 don\u2019t just penetrate the human body \u2014 they tear it apart.\nIt baffles me that over half of the nation seems to show zero concern for the fact that there is literally a march titled \u201cMarch for our Lives\u201d which arose out of the outrage that since Columbine, 223 school children have been killed at the hands of gunmen in America. School children, parents and others with a basic moral compass are having to literally beg their legislators for common sense gun reform.\nMany politicians claim these mass shootings stem from a failure to address mental health issues in America. I would agree that this is a part of the problem, but I have yet to see a single one of these politicians push for mental health reform or even laws to make it more difficult for those with diagnosed mental illness to buy a gun in America.\nUntil the politicians that represent us stop accepting millions of dollars in donations from the National Rifle Association (NRA), these mass shooting will not slow down anytime soon. Our lives are controlled by government and corporate lobbies and as a result, Kinder Surprise chocolate eggs are banned in America while assault rifles are not.\nI\u2019ll be blunt, at this point I don\u2019t care about protecting the second amendment. If it means saving even one child from being massacred in their own school, one college student from watching their friends get gunned down in a nightclub or one concert goer from watching gunshots rain down on them out of nowhere, I will enthusiastically sacrifice every right I have to own or buy a gun as a civilian. I don\u2019t see a gun helping a school child, a college student at a bar or a person attending a concert to defend themselves against someone with military grade weapons opening fire on them.\nIt\u2019s common sense that ordinary civilians with no training on how to properly handle a gun should not be allowed to own them. The bare minimum reform I would ask our legislators to accomplish include more intensive background checks, limiting the types of guns civilians can purchase and requiring those interested in purchasing a gun to pass a safety course and exam in order to own a gun. All of this is the bare minimum, and we cannot keep waiting around to give our thoughts and prayers to the next victims of a violent mass shooting. We have wasted too much time and too many lives to not start making real policy changes right now.\nGun control works in Austria: Why can't we make it work in America?\n\"Guns and Chocolate\" makes me roll my eyes. Why is America like this?\nGorlok Talk: Have you ever studied abroad? Why or why not?\nThis week, we asked students if they had studied abroad through Webster, why or why\u2026",
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        "raw_content": "September 12, 2011 Brannavan Gnanalingham Movies 0\nWerner Herzog has gained such a reputation for films and documentaries on overblown figures attempting to do big things (and invariably failing), that The Cave of Forgotten Dreams has already been dismissed by die-hard Herzog fans as being lesser Herzog, even though its critical reception has been almost entirely enthusiastic. Maybe the film\u2019s embrace of 3D and/or Herzog\u2019s recent appearance on The Simpsons led people to assume he was starting to relax a bit. Yet Herzog\u2019s simple pleasure in showing the opposite of what his career has been built on \u2013 small people doing big things, despite not setting out to do so \u2013 and the sheer beauty of the 3D images, make The Cave of Forgotten Dreams a remarkable experience.\nThe Chauvet caves feature art from around 32,000 years ago. The caves themselves are shut off to the public, and Herzog managed to get a limited chance to film the art work. He decided to use 3D, a technique he had previously derided, in order to capture the contours and movement of the art itself. The images, almost so close that you feel like you can touch them, are so stunning, that you emerge from the film as if from a dream. The title has an obvious allusion to Plato\u2019s allegory of the Cave \u2013 the idea that the shadows are the closest way to viewing reality, even if this reality is merely an illusion. And, as Herzog releases us from the cave, it is the light, the knowledge, and our overall understanding of this reality, which he is challenging.\nThe art itself is spectacular. By using 3D, Herzog manages to show how the \u201cprimitive\u201d artists used the contours of the rocks for spatial and aesthetic purposes, how metaphors and symbols were used (though for what, that\u2019s anyone\u2019s guess), and the intricacy of the lines and strokes. The film can easily be enjoyed simply as an exhibition.\nYet the film is typically freewheeling \u2013 hung together by thematic concerns rather than any strict narrative build-up. There are the typically eccentric figures that populate many of Herzog\u2019s films, interview subjects who occasionally provide useful information on the caves and the paintings themselves, but who also have hints of the obsessive. There is also a cheery critique of those who valorise Picasso\u2019s modernism (these paintings were doing it thousands of years before Picasso \u201cinvented\u201d modern art). The film also features Herzog\u2019s undeniable presence, and his constant philosophising. I for one have no qualms about hearing Herzog\u2019s musings \u2013 perhaps it\u2019s his deadpan German accent, or the fact that his seemingly throwaway comments re-contextualise the images (even if they take a bit of deciphering).\nIn a typically Herzogian flourish, the film ends with an almost unbelievable coda featuring mutant albino crocodiles living in the run-off of a nuclear power plant (!). Throughout the film, Herzog struggled to determine what the art meant, the context of the paintings themselves, and the day-to-day realities of the artists themselves. The crocodiles may create a similar reaction in a few millennia\u2019s time \u2013 judging by the audience reaction to it, the confusion exists today \u2013 just what will our descendants make of our behaviour? What will our legacy be?\nHerzog\u2019s subjects throughout his career appear to lack a common thread, and he barely seems to discriminate in who might appeal as a subject \u2013 whether it is the Saharan mirages of Fata Morgana (perhaps a clear link to Cave of Forgotten Dreams), ski jumpers (The Great Ecstasy of Woodcarver Steiner) or the mysterious case of Kasper Hauser (The Enigma of Kasper Hauser) or failed Spanish conquistadores (Aguirre, Wrath of God). Herzog\u2019s films have often looked at figures whose behaviour cannot be rationally explained; characteristics such as folly, madness, obsession, misplaced faith, and blindness (both literal and metaphorical) frequently abound.\nFrequently the images themselves are simply the end result of folly \u2013 the stunningly beautiful and disturbing images of burning oil fields in the aftermath of the first Gulf War in Lessons of Darkness. In that film, the landscape has a voice removed from humans, but inextricably tied to what humans have done to it. And, Herzog\u2019s legendary travails match his interests \u2013 e.g. his notorious relationship with his frequent lead Klaus Kinski, or the strained circumstances in which his epic on Peruvian rubber, Fitzcarraldo, was shot.\nHerzog\u2019s films have also looked at the fragility of language, whether it\u2019s the subject of his 1971 documentary The Land of Silence and Darkness, Fini Straubinger, who was deaf and blind or the last man to leave a leper colony in Last Words, a lyre player who refuses to speak. Or, conversely, the baselessness of an overuse of language \u2013 such as the auctioneers in How Much Wood Would a Woodchuck Chuck. The smallness of humankind\u2019s expressions however can leave lasting scars on the landscape, even if the individuals are easily \u2018squashable\u2019 or even if the individuals don\u2019t quite fit in with society.\nHis films have also been nomadically restless \u2013 unlike his \u201870s New German cinema contemporaries who had been read as trying to express then-contemporary (West) Germanic issues, Herzog\u2019s films have touched every continent, and explored peoples from all sorts of different backgrounds right from the beginning of his filmic career (everywhere from Alaska to Antarctica) \u2013 an almost universal conception of humankind, beyond what, to Herzog\u2019s mind, are the silly conceptions of ideology and nationalism. 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        "raw_content": "Just In Time for the Warm Weather \u2013 New Ben & Jerry\u2019s is Open in Albany!\nIt was a bummer when we all found out that the Ben & Jerry's on Lark street would be closing its doors. But, the amazing news of it re-opening in a new location is perfect timing for the 80 degree temps this week! The new Ben & Jerry's opening this past Saturday at it's new location on Madison Avenue in Albany. Where exactly on Madison Avenue, you ask? 467, right next to El Loco and east of Washington Park. Could it have found a more appropriate location?!\nImagine a warm summer afternoon in the sun, after lounging a bit in the park and aw, man an ice cream cone sounds delightful right about now. Well, lookie here! Ben & Jerry's to fill the craving and it's RIGHT...THERE! Perfect!\nBen & Jerry's has been within the Albany neighborhood for the last 30 years and closed it's Lark Street location earlier this year.\nFiled Under: albany, Ben & Jerry's, capital region, ice cream, lark street, local, madison avenue, Marissa, Move, news, summer, upstate, wgna\nCategories: Albany Events, Around Albany, Food, local news",
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        "raw_content": "\u2190 How to Change the Flow of Life?\nHow Long In The Village? \u2192\nWe now know: Title of most stupid country falls to the USA\u2026\nI looked at some news today and the news came from America. It was how proud we are to point the finger at the Chinese and lay the blame on 5 Chinese Generals for espionage or something laughable like that. I went away shaking my head at the brazen stupidity of the U.S. government and really shook my head when I saw Holdens name as the liaison of such information\u2026\nThis act of ignorance in the worlds eyes, but an act of camouflage in the USA\u2019s eyes, is most likely just the start of a long stream of stupidest maneuvers, that will not end until the empire collapses. We can only hope that it collapses soon, for the sooner that we get a new government and a new way of life the better for us Americans and definitely for the world\u2026\nI find it interesting that the most corrupt riddled country in the world (US) actually tries to present a moral high ground in front of the world\u2019s eyes. Then it struck me as I thought about it. The government of the U.S. does not try to fool and pull the wool over anyone\u2019s eyes, but those that live within the borders of America. That includes Canada and Mexico by the way\u2026\nJust simply think the three letters NSA and you have already stepped on a nest of embarrassment that includes exactly what we are accusing the Chinese of, steal secretes to better our own companies. Oh yes we do this constantly and for us to take the highroad on this issue is like a Russian saying, \u201cNo, I do not drink hot tea!\u201d\nIt is interesting to watch the British and their comments; They say things like, \u201cYou know we have a terrible government, but America makes things look good here in the U.K.\u201d\nNow that is something to think about\u2026\nI actually got a Russian to admit they liked iced tea in the summer. I\u2019m sure there was a large earthquake after that moment\u2026..somewhere.\nAnd they did so brazenly so as to expose these Generals to a horrible amount of Loss of Face. Not a good idea at all.\nYes we show the world our best side and it does not even embarass the people in the least bit. I guess they will all run around and say, \u201cWhat did I do? What did I do?\u201d When the SHTF\u2026",
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        "raw_content": "Conte returns glory days to The Old Lady\nCoach Antonio Conte has returned the good times to Juventus, the 'Old Lady' of Turin. (Getty Images)\nThe Old Lady is back. This past weekend Juventus won the Serie A title with a match to spare and ended a long and winding road to recovery after their dramatic fall from grace.\nWhat could be seen as a flashback to the years when the Turin club dominated Italian football should rather be looked upon as a glimpse into what the future of \"Calcio\" could be. What Juve have done is take football in Italy to the next level, both on and off the pitch, and they should get a lot of credit for it.\nYou could compare the club\u2019s renaissance to that of a phoenix. When Juventus were stripped of two league titles and relegated to Serie B in 2006, their soul was dead. 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It\u2019s just that in Italy most clubs have old and uncomfortable stadiums which have become deserted and desolate places at times. Even Milan's San Siro and Napoli's San Paolo, which get good crowds, don\u2019t have an ideal atmosphere. Athletic tracks around the fields mean the noise level on the pitch is far from intimidating.\nJuve went for a different philosophy when building their new stadium. The club decided to go for a smaller, more intimate arena. The capacity of 41,000 meant it was practically always full and the stands were less than 10 meters from the touchline, meaning the atmosphere was intense. Conte admitted as much when he said the new stadium charged up the atmosphere and made playing there a huge advantage.\nSo what should other teams learn from this? Many things, to be honest.\nThe first is that successful clubs need to invest in infrastructure. Instead of splashing out hundreds of millions of euros on players, it does pay off to have a modern stadium where people want to go. Most of the stadiums in Italy and Spain, for example, haven\u2019t been remodelled since both nations hosted the World Cup (in 1990 and 1982 respectively) and that is simply not good enough.\nThey should also realize that former players with a winning mentality can have an important role to play. Conte, who won the Scudetto five times as a midfielder with Juve, was able to pass along that experience to his pupils. It was an inside job. He was given a chance, and he delivered.\nLast but not least, old players should be respected. Juve relied on a side which featured many players over 30 making decisive contributions. Buffon was solid, Pirlo instrumental and we should also hail Alessandro Del Piero who, at 37, still scored a handful of key goals during the season.\nWhat next for Juve? Well, the team\u2019s next objective is winning the Coppa Italia. The Bianconeri have reached the final against Napoli on May 20 and could secure an historic double - a feat last achieved by Juve in 1995, when Conte was established as a key player in midfield. After that, bring on the Champions League. I am curious to find out just how good this team can be in the world\u2019s top club competition.\nOlder players won't be able to do well when competing in two different tournaments (Serie A and Champions League).\nWhile younger players are still unexperienced to play well in an Int'l tournament because of their lack of experience.\nFrankly AC MILAN has much better chances to do better in 2013 season.\nsasales\nJuventus far outplayed an team in Serie A. Yes, they had a great advantage in not participating in the Cups but it would be a mistake to think that AC Milan was the better side. They had a bigger squad while Juventus had a roster of 24 players to Milan's 30 +. In any case, Juve was by far the most impressive team in Italy with it's style. 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        "raw_content": "Ebooks may be the way of the future, but there's more than one shape that future can take. I'd like to share with you a cautionary article about one of the darker possibilities:\nhttps://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2014/05/aspen-students-your-property-book-not-your-property\nA publisher that sells textbooks (an extremely lucrative market to a \"captive audience\"), sought a way around the \"first sale doctrine\", which allows consumers to resell used books, and legally protects libraries from allegations of copyright infringement.\nFirst sale doctrine is stretched thin in the digital realm; in many cases - including purchases of digital movies, music, video games, and ebooks - the consumer is technically just \"renting\" the item. Ebook readers can and have gone defunct, such as the Sony Reader Device and Sony's associated Reader Store, both of which were shut down earlier this year:\nhttp://bookpublishersnw.com/2014/02/06/sony-shuts-down-ebook-store\nAccording to the article, Sony's Reader Store is transferring its customers to Toronto-based e-reader company Kobo, and Sony Readers should be able to interact with a Kobo store. But if Kobo hadn't come to the rescue, anyone who spent money on the Sony Reader or its ebooks might have been up a digital creek.\nSuch are the hazards of ebooks. But this textbook publisher tried to implement a policy in which students who purchased a $200 PHYSICAL textbook would be required to return it at the end of the semester! Students couldn't recoup any of that $200 back by selling a used physical book. Instead, students would supposedly receive \"lifetime\" access to a digital companion to the casebook. But if modern history is any indication, the \"lifetime\" of a DRM (digital rights management) platform can be brief indeed.\nA tremendous, critical outcry prompted the publisher to change their plans. They wrote an open letter detailing their new approach\nhttp://www.aspenlaw.com/pages/connected\nin which students are given a choice between either buying and keeping a physical casebook, or participating in their \"Connected Casebook\" (\"you have to return the physical book to us; you get access to this ebook and other digital products instead\") program.\nWill other \"end runs\" around the First Sale Doctrine become more widespread? Students are an especially vulnerable market because they must have textbooks to learn from the college classes they pay exorbitant tuition for, but they're not the only captive audience of the publishing world. I can't say what the future holds, but I will name the website that informed me about this story, Electronic Frontier Foundation, May's Link of the month:\nhttps://www.eff.org\nElectronic Frontier Foundation is a nonprofit organization created to protect civil liberties in the digital world. I'm adding them to the Ebooks links page on our website, because of their judicious reporting.\nOn a final note, May's Review of the month also deals with changing trends in the digital era:\nThe Role of the Postal and Delivery Sector in a Digital Age\nMichael A. Crew & Timothy J. Brennan, editors\nFew sectors of the U.S. economy has been so dramatically affected by the impact of the Computer Age as the U. S. Postal Service. Knowledgeably compiled by the editorial team of Michael A. Crew (CRRI Professor of Regulatory Economics, Rutgers Business School, Rutgers University) and Timothy J. Brennan (Professor of Public Policy and Economics, University of Maryland), \"The Role of the Postal and Delivery Sector in a Digital Age\" is a 360 page compendium comprised of twenty-five descriptively analytical papers by experts on the decline of traditional postal mail due directly and indirectly from the electronic competition (which can be succinctly summed up by the terms \"snail-mail\" vs. \"email\") and offering practical strategies by which traditional mail services can survive in a dominate and dominating digital age. A seminal body of impressive scholarship, \"The Role of the Postal and Delivery Sector in a Digital Age\" is as informed and informative as it is thoughtful, and thought-provoking, making it very highly recommended reading for governmental policy makers, and a critically important addition to academic library reference collections.\nEmail and social media have revolutionized human communication, but the U.S. post office still plays a vital role, not only in small package delivery, but also because it offers universal service to all Americans, no matter how remote - even those who live far from the nearest UPS dropoff point, and even those who cannot use/afford a computer or smartphone. For the sake of individuals as well as American commerce as a whole, our post office needs to adapt to changing (mostly contracting) demand to survive.\nThat's all for the May 2014 Beth Cox Report. May both you and your digital media collections enjoy long life!",
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        "raw_content": "Home Budget 2017-18 TCS TDS tds new rates\ntds new rates\nTDS on payment of rent by individuals or HUF (w.e.f. 01.06.2017)\nUnder the existing provisions of section 194-I, any Individual or HUF making payment of rent beyond the threshold limit and who are required to get their accounts audited under section 44AB are liable to deduct tax at source at the rates specified, either at the time of credit or payment, whichever is earlier.\nIn order to widen the scope of tax deduction at source, section 194-IB is proposed to be inserted to provide that any individual or HUF (other than those required to get their accounts audited under section 44AB), making payment of rent exceeding Rs. 50,000 per month or part of the month shall deduct tax on such payments @ 5%.\nSuch tax is to be deducted either at the time of credit or payment, whichever is earlier, once in a previous year, i.e., either from rent for the last month of the previous year or from the last month of tenancy.\nIn order to reduce the compliance burden, it is further proposed that the deductor is not required to obtain TAN as per section 203A of the Act.\nWhere tax is to be deducted as per the provisions of section 206AA, such deduction shall not exceed the amount of rent payable for the last month of the previous year or the last month of the tenancy, as the case may be.\nTDS in case of payments under specified agreements (w.e.f. 01.04.2017)\nIt is proposed to insert new section 194-IC in the Act to provide that in case any monetary consideration is payable under a specified agreement referred to in sub-section (5A) of section 45, i.e., a registered agreement in which a person owning land or building or both agrees to allow another person to develop a real estate project on such land or building or both, then the monetary consideration other than the consideration in kind, viz. share in land or building or both, shall be subject to TDS @ 10%.\nTDS in case of fees for professional or technical services under section 194J (w.e.f. 01.06.2017)\nAs per the existing provisions of section 194J, payment exceeding Rs.30,000 to a resident by way of fees for professional or technical services is subject to TDS @10%.\nF It is proposed to insert fourth proviso in section 194J to provide that in case of payee engaged only in the business of operation of call center, tax shall be deducted @ 2% instead of 10%.\nNon-deduction of tax in case of exempt compensation under RFCTLAAR Act, 2013 (w.e.f. 01.04.2017)\nUnder the existing provision of section 194LA, any person paying compensation on account of compulsory acquisition of any immovable property (other than agricultural land ) is required to deduct tax @10% on such compensation.\nThe Central Government has enacted a new law, namely, Right to Fair Compensation and Transparency in Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act, 2013, ('RFCTLARR Act') on 26th September, 2013 w.e.f. 1st January, 2014. 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        "raw_content": "The brief was create a new home to suit the family\u2019s very specific future needs, taking advantage of contemporary ideas and a sustainable approach, and balancing these with a desire to integrate the new form into its historic setting. Other key requirements are to create a quiet environment, maximise natural light and fresh air, exploiting the prospect to the south-west and views from the site, and the opportunity to display art.\nReplacing an existing bungalow, the 430m2 house is located on a highly sensitive site alongside a listed house by C W Bowles. This setting, together with the work of Kent-born architect Mackay Hugh Baillie Scott, has inspired the design, which is a contemporary interpretation of the Arts and Crafts style.\nThe internal layout reflects the traditional \u2018Wealden House\u2019 arrangement, with a large double-height central void. This places the entrance hall and landing above, and a double-height dining area at the heart of the house. Just as Baille Scott saw the hall as a room in itself, so we have used this as the primary means of organising the circulation, with the living room, dining room, kitchen and support spaces, and study, all accessed from the entrance. At first floor an open landing under the exposed roof provides access to the master bedroom and dressing room on one side, and a pair of the bedrooms on the other. A narrow stair placed in a cupboard \u2013 not unlike a servants\u2019 stair in a traditional house, leads up to an attic studio, whilst further accommodation can be accessed from the main stair, which continues down to a basement.\nThe \u2018Wealden House\u2019, is a distinctive medieval hall house type that was prevalent across Kent. Medieval architecture also influenced the Arts and Crafts Movement, whose principles placed value on the quality of materials, design and craftsmanship \u2013 this 21st century house is no exception.\nPassive low-energy design has been integral to the design concept, with heavily insulated facades on three sides, and a higher proportion of glazing on the south side for winter warmth. The tall chimneys provide natural ventilation, with a mechanical ventilation heat recovery system, photovoltaics and ground source heat pumps. Underground tanks will store rainwater for irrigation of the landscape.\nThe project is being delivered by ADP\u2019s sister company Corde, a combined architecture and engineering design service.\nThis is an important project for Sevenoaks, and shows that high-quality design can be respectful of history and setting, whilst being contemporary and sustainable.\nRobert Potz",
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        "raw_content": "Leaders Chosen for Congressional General Aviation Caucuses\nIn 2009, General Aviation Caucuses were formed in the U.S. House of Representatives and the Senate to inform congressional members and staff about the importance of general aviation to the nation's economy and transportation system. Today, the House GA Caucus has grown to become one of the largest caucuses in the House of Representatives.\nRep. Sam Graves (R-Missouri) and Rep. Marc Veasey (D-Texas) take on the role of bipartisan co-chairs for the House of Representatives General Aviation Caucus, which begins the 114th session of Congress with a strong majority of 222 members.\n\u201cI am pleased to announce the reorganization of the House General Aviation Caucus,\u201d Graves said. \u201cIt is also a privilege to welcome Rep. Marc Veasey, of Texas, as the new co-chair for the caucus. General aviation is not just about flying planes; it\u2019s about creating good-paying jobs and economic opportunity, not only in states like Missouri and Texas, but all across the country. I look forward to working with members of the caucus, as well as our counterparts in the Senate, to ensure that we maintain and strengthen this vital industry.\u201d\nGraves and Veasey were appointed co-chairs on Jan. 23, and the House GA Caucus will play an important role in educating members of Congress about general aviation issues during this year\u2019s Federal Aviation Administration reauthorization process. Graves served as House GA Caucus co-chair for the past Congress, and he also is a member of the House Aviation Subcommittee. Veasey replaces John Barrow (D-Georgia) as the other co-chair.\n\u201cI am very proud to join the House General Aviation Caucus as co-chairman and look forward to working with Congressman Graves to advance public knowledge and awareness about how important general aviation is to our economy and industrial base, totaling a more than $14 billion impact in Texas and over $150 billion nationally,\u201d Veasey added. \u201cServing as co-chair of this caucus is a great honor, and I look forward to working with our members and affiliated industries to help reinforce the robust aviation legacy that many states across our country are so proud of.\u201d\nOn Jan. 21, the bipartisan U.S. Senate GA Caucus named Sen. John Boozman (R-Arkansas) and Sen. Joe Manchin (D-West Virginia) as co-chairs. Boozman was a member of the GA Caucus during the last Congress, while Manchin is a longtime pilot.\n\u201cIn Arkansas, general aviation airports support more than $500 million annually in economic activity, and nearly 10,000 Arkansans work in aviation and aerospace manufacturing \u2013 many of them in the general aviation sector,\u201d Boozman said. \u201cIf you crunch the numbers, most of our colleagues would have a similar story to tell. For that reason, I am excited to work with Sen. Manchin to promote general aviation and share its importance with our colleagues.\u201d\nSen. Boozman and Sen. Manchin replace Mark Begich (D-Alaska) and Mike Johanns (R-Nebraska), who led the 41-member Senate GA Caucus in the previous Congress but are no longer serving in the Senate.\n\u201cGeneral aviation makes a tremendous impact on West Virginia\u2019s economy and on our nation as a whole,\u201d Manchin said. \u201cThe Mountain State\u2019s aviation system alone supports more than 11,000 jobs in the state, and contributes about $616 million to our economy. As a pilot myself, it has always been a top priority of mine to address the unique challenges faced by the general aviation sector, and to foster business growth and job creation through this growing industry. It is a privilege to join Sen. Boozman as a leader of the General Aviation Caucus, and I look forward to promoting the importance of general aviation in the 114th Congress.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "Download City of Austin, TX - Chief Financial Officer Brochure\nChief Financial Officer: City of Austin, TX\nThe City of Austin is located in the central part of the Texas Hill Country and has a population of approximately 815,000. It was chartered in 1839 as the capital of the Republic of Texas, and remained the state capital when Texas was admitted to the Union in 1846. It is the 14th largest city in the United States, and is the cultural and economic center of the Austin-Round Rock Metropolitan Area with a population of more than 1.75 million.\nIn 2010, Austin was selected as one of the \"10 Best Cities for the Next Decade\" by Kiplinger's Personal Finance magazine and one of the \"World's 30 Most Dynamic Cities\" by The Atlantic magazine. 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The property owner or manager may ask someone to leave that is being disruptive or damaging the area. They can be singled out as a nuisance and be arrested.\nAjua Bail Bonds offers bail services to help your loved ones from being kept in jail. Call us today to meet with one of our agents.\nHow Do No Collateral Bail Bonds Work in Fresno, CA; Factors in Determining Eligibility & More\nGenerally, most people have the opportunity to post bail following an arrest. There are several options when it comes to posting bail. Most folks want to get out of jail as quickly as possible so they can return to their responsibilities and get their defense started, but not everybody has a variety of funds at their disposal. However, there is a little good news and that is you may not need to put up lots of collateral to secure a bail bond under certain conditions. We at Ajua Bail Bonds would like to take a moment to talk about no-collateral bail bonds.\nWhat is a No Collateral Bail Bond\nEssentially, your bail bonds person is vouching on your behalf that you will appear in court on your scheduled time. It is something likened to that as a loan of sorts. Instead of paying your balance, you simply show up in court. Generally, when you appear in court, you receive your collateral back as a security measure. You skip this step with the no-collateral bail bond.\nHow Do Bail Bonds Without Collateral Work?\nIn order to secure your bail, a no-collateral bail bond indicates that you do not need to sign over property or additional money. However, skipping on your bond, and failing to appear in court will make you solely responsible for paying the remainder of the bail. 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We will help you get bailed out quickly and discreetly and we do offer no collateral bail bonds to approved applicants.\nTips on Signing a Bond for Bail in Hanford, CA; Record Court Dates, Set Reminders & More\nThere are some phone calls that you never want to get. One happens to be that someone that you love has been arrested and they are calling to get your help. That call is usually not easy for the person that has been arrested. They can feel embarrassment and some guilt calling to ask for help. The biggest issue is that they have to contact a single person that will run point on getting them released from jail. The option to stay in the jail until you have been seen by a judge and potentially had a trial does exist but is not usually the best option. Many people want to be able to get out of jail so that they are able to continue to live a normal life in the process as well as prepare for their case. Staying behind bars hinders that person from making any strides in the right direction. The bail process is easiest for most arrestees when they have a trusted source that will sign on their behalf. If you are the person that gets that call you want to make sure you are aware of what you need to do when signing for someone\u2019s bail.\nAjua Bail Bonds Outlines What You Need to Know About Signing for Someone\u2019s Bail Bond\nRecord Court Dates & Set Reminders: Once you have signed for bail on another person\u2019s behalf you need to make sure you are aware of all your responsibilities. Even though you are not the person that has been arrested you are on the hook. That means that if the person that you have signed for does not meet all the requirements you are on a position to be in trouble yourself. The first thing you need to get is to get a calendar or set alerts in your phone. The reason is that the person that has been arrested will need to attend court dates throughout their case. This can be several dates depending on the extent of the hearings that are needed. They have to be at each and every one. If they don\u2019t, the court will issue a warrant and they will be taken back to jail. Then you are on the hook for any fees and other monetary obligations.\nMake Payments & Pay Fees on Time: When someone is released from jail they are not totally a free citizen. They are still under some obligation to the court as well as the bond company. One of the obligations that they often have to make is payments to the bail company. They need to ensure that they are not late on any payments and if they plan on being late it is best for you to make the payment on their behalf. You don\u2019t want to let the account get behind because if it does they can be re-arrested.\nKeep in Contact with Arrestee & Bail Bondsman: You also want to make sure you are in contact with the person that was arrested and also with the bail bond company as well. They will want to know that you are working with them and alerting them to any troubles right away. This can be if the person you bailed out is getting into trouble or is struggling to meet any of the obligations.\nAjua Bail Bonds offers bail services to help get your loved one out of jail after arrest. Call us today if you or a loved one have been arrested.\nCommon Bail Mistakes in Tulare, CA; New Charge While Out on Bond, Missed Court Date & More\nNo one is perfect; most have made regrettable mistakes in their lives. Some have found themselves in trouble with the law and been arrested, whether they are guilty of the crime or not. When they have been put in jail, bail bond services are in place with the purpose to get you or a loved one free from jail to await and prepare for trial. Though Ajua Bail Bonds does everything in our power to make the bail bonding process as simple as possible, there are some factors that can make the process problematic. With that in mind, we at Ajua Bail Bonds would like to take the opportunity to relate some of the mistakes people make surrounding the bail bonding process in an effort to help you avoid them.\nHiring the Wrong Bail Bond Company\nNot every bail bond company is reputable. They should be licensed, insured and carry the experience like Ajua Bail Bonds to ensure you are working with a legitimate bondsman company. Ask for the bondsman\u2019s license number and make sure you are working with a dependable bail bond company that can get you or a loved one quickly, discreetly, and efficiently.\nPassing Wrong Details on to the Bail Bondsman\nBefore calling the bail bond company, it is optimal you have all the correct and pertinent information gathered and ready to pass along. The full name of the person who is being held in jail, their date of birth, booking number, the county of the arrest, and the jail they are being held. Ensuring all the information given to the bail bondsman is correct is essential for a speedy release.\nNot Arranging Bail Quickly\nMost bail bonds, like Ajua Bail Bonds for example, are open 24/7. To get someone quickly released from jail, you know to get the process started as quickly as possible. The longer you wait the more time it will take. There is paperwork that takes time and the jail to process it as well as the release.\nNew Charge While Out on Bond\nThis happens frequently. A big mistake to do is get into more trouble with the law. After you post bail, it is under the assumption you intend to behave, follow the directions of the court, keep a low profile, get your personal life in order, and most importantly, prepare for your trial. Getting you in more trouble with the law will likely you get you denied for bail the 2nd time.\nThe worst mistake anyone can do after getting bailed out of jail is failing to appear in court on your scheduled time. This leads to a host of new legal problems, losing any favor with the judge, and forfeiting your bail bond money. If you pay for the loved to get out of jail, it is your responsibility to ensure they appear in court at their appointment times.\nAll of these mistakes are avoidable. 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        "raw_content": "On Thursday of Holy Week four events are commemorated: the washing of the disciples' feet, the institution of the Sacrament of the Holy Eucharist at the Last Supper, the agony in the garden of Gethsemane, and the betrayal of Christ by Judas.\nCommemorations Of Holy Thursday\nAt the Mystical Supper in the Upper Room Jesus gave a radically new meaning to the food and drink of the sacred meal. He identified Himself with the bread and wine: \"Take, eat; this is my Body. Drink of it all of you; for this is my Blood of the New Covenant\" (Matthew 26:26-28).\nWe have learned to equate food with life because it sustains our earthly existence. In the Eucharist the distinctively unique human food - bread and wine - becomes our gift of life. Consecrated and sanctified, the bread and wine become the Body and Blood of Christ. This change is not physical but mystical and sacramental. While the qualities of the bread and wine remain, we partake of the true Body and Blood of Christ. In the eucharistic meal God enters into such a communion of life that He feeds humanity with His own being, while still remaining distinct. In the words of St. Maximos the Confessor, Christ, \"transmits to us divine life, making Himself eatable.\" The Author of life shatters the limitations of our createdness. Christ acts so that \"we might become sharers of divine nature\" (2 Peter 1:4).\nThe Eucharist is at the center of the Church's life. It is her most profound prayer and principal activity. It is at one and the same time both the source and the summit of her life. In the Eucharist the Church manifests her true nature and is continuously changed from a human community into the Body of Christ, the Temple of the Holy Spirit, and the People of God. The Eucharist is the pre-eminent sacrament. It completes all the others and recapitulates the entire economy of salvation. Our new life in Christ is constantly renewed and increased by the Eucharist. The Eucharist imparts life and the life it gives is the life of God.\nIn the Eucharist the Church remembers and enacts sacramentally the redemptive event of the Cross and participates in its saving grace. This does not suggest that the Eucharist attempts to reclaim a past event. The Eucharist does not repeat what cannot be repeated. Christ is not slain anew and repeatedly. Rather the eucharistic food is changed concretely and really into the Body and Blood of the Lamb of God, \"Who gave Himself up for the life of the world.\" Christ, the Theanthropos, continually offers Himself to the faithful through the consecrated Gifts, i.e., His very own risen and deified Body, which for our sake died once and now lives (Hebrewa 10:2; Revelation 1:18). Hence, the faithful come to Church week by week not only to worship God and to hear His word. They come, first of all, to experience over and over the mystery of salvation and to be united intimately to the Passion and Resurrection of the Lord Jesus Christ.\nIn the Eucharist we receive and partake of the resurrected Christ. We share in His sacrificed, risen and deified Body, \"for the forgiveness of sins and life eternal\" (Divine Liturgy). In the Eucharist Christ pours into us - as a permanent and constant gift - the Holy Spirit, \"Who bears witness with our spirit that we are children of God - and if children - then heirs with Christ (Romans 8:16-17).\nThe events initiated by Jesus at the Mystical.Supper were profoundly significant. By teaching and giving the disciples His final instructions and praying for them as well, He revealed again His divine Sonship and authority. By establishing the Eucharist, He enshrines to perfection God's most intimate purposes for our salvation, offering Himself as Communion and life. By washing the feet of His disciples, He summarized the meaning of His ministry, manifested His perfect love and revealed His profound humility. The act of the washing of the feet (John 13:2-17) is closely related to the sacrifice of the Cross. Both reveal aspects of Christ's kenosis. While the Cross constitues the ultimate manifestation of Christ's perfect obedience to His Father (Philippians 2:5-8), the washing of the feet signifies His intense love and the giving of Himself to each person according to that person's ability to receive Him (John 13:6-9).\nIcon of \"The Nipter\" courtesy of Theologic and used with permission.\nPrayer in the Garden\nThe Synoptic Gospels have preserved for us another significant episode in the series of events leading to the Passion, namely, the agony and prayer of Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane (Matthew 26:36-46; Mark 14:32-42; Luke 22:39-46).\nAlthough Jesus was Son of God, He was destined as man to accept fully the human condition, to experience suffering and to learn obedience. Divesting Himself of divine prerogatives, the Son of God assumed the role of a servant. He lived a truly human existence. Though He was Himself sinless, He allied Himself with the whole human race, identified with the human predicament, and experienced the same tests (Philippians 2:6-11; Hebrews 2:9-18).\nThe moving events in the Garden of Gethsemane dramatically and poignantly disclosed the human nature of Christ. The sacrifice He was to endure for the salvation of the world was imminent. Death, with all its brutal force and fury, stared directly at Him. Its terrible burden and fear - the calamitous results of the ancestral sin - caused Him intense sorrow and pain (Hebrews 5:7). Instinctively, as man He sought to escape it. He found Himself in a moment of decision. In His agony He prayed to His Father, \"Abba, Father, all things are possible to thee; remove this cup from me; yet not what I will, but what thou wilt\" (Mark 14:36).\nHis prayer revealed the depths of His agony and sorrow. It revealed as well His \"incomparable spiritual strength (and) immovable desire and decision . . . to bring about the will of the Father.\" Jesus offered His unconditional love and trust to the Father. He reached the extreme limits of self-denial \"not what I will\" - in order to accomplish His Father's will. His acceptance of death was not some kind of stoic passivity and resignation but an act of absolute love and obedience. In that moment of decision, when He declared His acceptance of death to be in agreement with the Father's will, He broke the power of the fear of death with all its attending uncertainties, anxieties and limitations. He learned obedience and fulfilled the divine plan (Hebrews 5:8-9).\nJudas betrayed Christ with a kiss, the sign of friendship and love. The betrayal and crucifixion of Christ carried the ancestral sin to its extreme limits. In these two acts the rebellion against God reached its maximum capacity. The seduction of man in paradise culminated in the death of God in the flesh. To be victorious evil must quench the light and discredit the good. In the end, however, it shows itself to be a lie, an absurdity and sheer madness. The death and resurrection of Christ rendered evil powerless.\nOn Great Thursday light and darkness, joy and sorrow are so strangely mixed. At the Upper Room and in Gethsemane the light of the kingdom and the darkness of hell come through simultaneously. The way of life and the way of death converge. We meet them both in our journey through life.\nIn the midst of the snares and temptations that abound in the world around and in us we must be eager to live in communion with everything that is good, noble, natural, and sinless, forming ourselves by God's grace in the likeness of Christ.\nIcon Of The Mystical Supper - Institution Of The Holy Eucharist\nIcon of the The Mystical Supper provided by: \u0395\u039a\u0394\u039f\u03a3\u0397 \u03ba\u03b1\u03b9 \u0395\u03a0\u0399\u03a3\u039a\u039f\u03a0\u039f\u03a5 , \u0393\u0391\u039b\u0391\u039a\u03a4\u0399\u03a9\u039d\u039f\u03a3 \u0393\u039a\u0391\u039c\u0399\u039b\u0397 \u03a4\u0397\u039b. 4971 882, \u0395\u039a\u03a4\u03a5\u03a0\u039f\u03a3\u0397 \u039c. \u03a4\u039f\u03a5\u039c\u03a0\u0397\u03a3 \u0391.\u0395., www.toubis.gr\nChrist is the central figure at the table. Saint John the Beloved [Evangelist, Theologian] is seated at Christ's right; as the youngest of the disciples he is depicted as beardless. Judas Iscariot the Betrayer is the third figure from Christ's left; he is depicted dipping into the dish (Matthew 26:20-25). Saint John the Beloved receives in his left hand a piece of the Body of Christ; another morsel is on the table before Christ. The chalice containing the Precious Blood of Christ is in His Left hand.\nThe youngest of the Disciples, John the Beloved, is seated to the right of Christ.\nJudas Iscariot, the one who is to betray Jesus to the High Priests, is depicted reaching across the table to dip into the dish. He is the only disciple depicted without a halo.\nOrthodox Celebration Of Holy Thursday\nSeveral unique services mark the Orthodox celebration of Holy Thursday. The main service of the day is the Vesperal Divine Liturgy of Saint Basil that is conducted on Holy Thursday morning. This Liturgy commemorates the institution of the Holy Eucharist.\nThe Scripture Readings for the Liturgy are: Exodus 19:10-18; Job 38:1-21, 42:1-5; Isaiah 50:4-11; I Corinthians 11:23-32; and Matthew 26:2-20; John 13:3-17; Matthew 26:21-39; Luke 22:43-45; Matthew 26:40-27:2.\nHoly Chrism\nIn Christian antiquity it was customary to baptize the catechumens on the feast of Pascha. The oils of Chrism, used for the anointing of the neophytes or newly-baptized persons, were consecrated in advance, on Great Thursday. This practice continued through the late middle ages. The service of consecration was conducted annually. In time, however, it began to be celebrated occasionally, as the need to replace the Chrism arose.\nHoly Chrism is also called Holy Myron. It is a mixture of olive oil, balsam, wine and some forty aromatic substances symbolizing the fullness of sacramental grace, the sweetness of the Christian life, and the manifold and diverse gifts of the Holy Spirit. At the Ecumenical Patriarchate in Constantinople, and at the centers of other Patriarchates and Autocephalous Churches, the Holy Chrism is blessed during the Liturgy on this day. The rite does not take place every year.\nBy custom two Lambs are consecrated at the Divine Liturgy on Great Thursday. The second Lamb is used as the Reserved Sacrament. The Reserved Sacrament is used especially to give communion to the sick.\nThe Reserved Sacrament from the previous year is consumed by the priest after the Liturgy on either Great Thursday or Great Saturday in the usual manner.\nIn the event the Reserved Sacrament has been exhausted, or for any reason altered, lost or destroyed, or does not exist, as in the case of the founding of a new church, the priest may consecrate a second Lamb at any Divine Liturgy, and prepare it in the manner described above, and place it in the Artophorion.\nThe Service of the Nipter (Washing of the Feet)\nIt appears that the Church had a ceremony of the Washing of the Feet annually on Great Thursday in imitation of the event at the Last Supper. For the most part, it was limited to Cathedral Churches and certain monasteries. In time, the service fell into disuse except in certain areas. It is now being recovered by many dioceses throughout the Orthodox world. The service is elaborate, dramatic and moving. It is conducted with special solemnity at the Patriarchate of Jerusalem and at the Monastery of St. John the Theologian on the island of Patmos. The service is contained in a separate liturgical book.\nHymns Of Holy Thursday\nTroparion (Plagal Fourth Tone)\nWhen the glorious disciples were enlightened at the washing of their feet before the supper, the impious Judas was darkened by the disease of avarice, and to the lawless judges he betrayed You, the Righteous Judge. Behold, this man because of avarice hanged himself. Flee from the insatiable desire which dared such things against the Master! O Lord Who deals righteously with all, glory to You!\nThe Lenten Triodion. translated by Mother Mary and Kallistos Ware (South Canaan, PA: St. Tikhon's Seminary Press, 1994), pp. 60-61, 548-564.\nCalivas, Alkiviadis C. Great Week and Pascha in the Greek Orthodox Church (Brookline: Holy Cross Press, 1992), pp. 51-62.\nFarley, Donna. 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        "raw_content": "Give me a denim piece and I\u2019ll show you how to style it! There is truly nothing else I love more than a good piece of denim (well, there are a lot of things, but you get where I\u2019m going here), no matter what form it comes in! Two of my top pieces right now are these denim dresses. They\u2019re easy to style, easy to wear and even easier to transition from season to season. Right now, I\u2019m pairing mine with crop tops and my favorite sandals or sneakers. When it starts to get cooler (which I wish would happen soon rather than later), I\u2019ll layer them with flannels, sweaters and thermals. Plus, you can easily throw on some booties with these for a different look! I love that while you can dress them up for a night on the town with a nicer top and some heels, you can also sport them to a day festival with a graphic tee and sneakers. Now that\u2019s speaking my language!\nFor the rest of the post, I\u2019m going to switch it up a bit. I don\u2019t usually get too serious on here, but I think it might be nice for a little bit of a change every once in a while. My life has been changing in some big ways lately; some good, some bad. I know in the end that it will all work out, and these changes are for the best, but some times it\u2019s really hard to stay positive. What makes it even harder is getting on social media and seeing your friends, acquaintances and people you don\u2019t even know living life and thinking, \u201cwhy isn\u2019t it that way for me?\u201d I try to stay positive and remind myself that I\u2019m completely different from everyone else, but it can be hard. It\u2019s not all sunshine and rainbows, no matter what my Instagram may look like. For instance, I\u2019ll let you in on a little embarrassing secret \u2013 this Saturday I spent my entire day in bed deathly hungover, but you would have never known by the photo I posted for Ros\u00e9 day! Pathetic, but true! I constantly find myself comparing myself to others and thinking \u2018why?\u2019 Why am I not out having fun every weekend like everyone else my age? Despite the random occurrence this weekend\u2026 Why am I not growing my following and brand as fast as everyone else is? Why am I not like the majority of my friends who is either in this \u2018picture-perfect\u2019 relationship, engaged, married, etc.? Why am I not skinnier? Why am I living back at home? Well, because I\u2019m different, and that\u2019s ok. I\u2019m not like most people my age. I\u2019m 23 and would most likely prefer to spend my Friday nights at home in bed. I enjoy working on my blog and soon to be announced business until I fall asleep at my computer. I love living at home with my mom because it has strengthened our relationship and she\u2019s allowing me to pursue my dreams every single day. I like that I\u2019m in a place where I don\u2019t have to check with someone or consider someone else (except for my cats!) when I make life changing decisions. This post isn\u2019t to brag about the hard work that I put in or tell you all about my below-average weekends spent at home watching Netflix. It\u2019s simply to tell you that it\u2019s ok to be different. It\u2019s ok to not be doing what everyone else is. Be different \u2013 embrace what makes you happy. I often fall into the trap of imposter syndrome as I look at others and think, why not me? But it\u2019s time that I stop trying to dream of what life would be like if I was her. It\u2019s time to start dreaming of what my life will be like in the next few years after all of my hard work, determination and willpower comes to fruition. So, if you\u2019re like me and you\u2019re in this awkward place in your life where you think that everyone around you has it together, and you don\u2019t \u2013 let it go. I promise you that it\u2019s only holding you back from your greatness! It\u2019s not easy to come to terms with that and stop yourself from falling victim of jealousy and comparison, but it get\u2019s easier, I promise.\naffordable fashion, Attainable Fashion, Comparison game, Dress Up, Imposter Syndrome, Instagram v. reality, Life Lately, Life Update, spring style, Steve Madden, summer style, Target, Target Style, Transitional Fashion, Vestique\nPrevious Post My Recent Amazon Purchases\nNext Post The Best & Worst Self Tanners That I\u2019ve Tried + Tips & Tricks",
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        "raw_content": "What Do We Mean When We Say Colonized?\nI\u2019ve noticed in several radical, POC spaces I\u2019ve been in over the years, that the words \u2018colonized\u2019 and \u2018decolonized\u2019 are used frequently, and without necessarily a reference to a specific colonial event or structure. I\u2019ve started to do it too. I\u2019m not sure way this is the case. Perhaps there\u2019s something almost sexy about it\u2013not that colonization is sexy, but that being able to use \u2018colonize\u2019 and \u2018decolonize\u2019 often becomes part of a particular hip, radical \u2018aesthetic\u2019. Perhaps also it\u2019s just more work to dive deeper into the multiple racial/imperialist dynamics at play.\nOften, in these spaces, \u2018colonized\u2019 is used as a synonym for POC. Using \u2018colonized\u2019 as a stand-in for racial domination or, equivalently, \u2018decolonized\u2019 as a stand-in for racial liberation is fraught, for many of the same reasons that using person of color without a more specific racial analysis is fraught\u2013that is, it has the possibility of glossing over multiple privileges and dynamics. Colonialism is a rampant phenomenon, but it\u2019s also a specific one: it involves the extension of sovereignty of one people/nation over another. Settler-colonialism (like in the US) further involves settlers occupying colonized peoples\u2019 lands. Colonialism is marked by psychological trauma as well as material domination, but it is not just a general term for racism. Similarly, decolonization is not a general term for anti-racism; it involves the removal of colonizers\u2019 control over land, resources, bodies, and minds.\nI want to challenge us (radical, POC communities) to be more critical of when and why we\u2019re using colonialism as our primary lens, and to be more intentional than the colonized=POC=brown paradigm. Here, I point to some of the ways that construction is problematic:\n1. Not all POC were/are colonized. Most of our peoples were/are under colonial control, but not all. This is not to say that POC whose peoples were never formally colonized are not affected by colonialism; as a product of trade/labor routes, and the ways that our origins are homogenized, we definitely experience racism that isn\u2019t necessarily specific to our histories. But being POC doesn\u2019t necessarily carry a direct colonial history.\nBGD is a 100% reader-funded, non-profit project. Please GIVE today and help amplify marginalized voices.\n2. Decolonization is not a metaphor. I\u2019ve witnessed multiple non-Indigenous POC talk about creating \u2018decolonized spaces\u2019 or \u2018decolonizing our minds\u2019. Decolonization is not a just a set of processes to create more just racial relations. In the US, it literally involves unsettling non-Indigenous people. From Tuck and Wang\u2019s article \u2018Decolonization is not a metaphor\u2019: \u2018Decolonization brings about the repatriation of Indigenous land and life; it is not a metaphor for other things we want to do to improve our societies and schools.\u2019\n3. Along the same lines, colonization and decolonization are not individual practices. They are structures. We do not decolonize ourselves; we participate and/or work in solidarity with the decolonization of peoples and communities. That distinction is important.\n4. In the US, we are in the belly of the imperialist beast. When US people talk about decolonizing ourselves or our societies, we need to consider the privileges we gain by being in the heart of modern empire. Decolonization is not something that happens divorced of the US removing itself from its colonies and imperialist control of other nations\u2019 resources.\n5. We need a more careful analysis of what diaspora is and isn\u2019t. Recently, I read a piece calling for decolonizing yoga by returning its control to South Asian-Americans. That proposal is an oversimplification. Material and political gains for diaspora does not necessarily translate to reparations for folks in places of origin. Diaspora aren\u2019t total stewards of cultures, histories, and resources: that kind of stewardship and decolonization practice needs to center folks operating within the Third World.\n6. Not all racism comes about through colonialism. Race is brought into being also by labor relations, migration patterns, war, enslavement, etc. None of these processes is totally separate from colonialism, but it\u2019s important to hold their specificity. In a recent piece critiquing Vijay Prashad\u2019s writing on South Asians in the US, Tamara Nopper argues that \u2018colonized\u2019 becomes a way of ignoring the \u2018singularity of racial slavery\u2019. She traces the history of the colonial analogy:\nPopularized in the 1960s and 1970s by scholars and radical activists and artists, the colonial analogy posits that non-whites in the United States constitute a \u201cthird world within.\u201d This colonial analogy is a version of the white/non-white model of race relations, which has been called into question by Afro-pessimists as well as other scholars who conclude that the U.S. racial hierarchy is structured by a Black/non-Black divide.\n7. Colonized peoples can also colonize. India, for example, is a formerly colonized nation currently occupying Kashmir, and trading billions in weapons with Israel. We can\u2019t use India\u2019s colonial history to mask its current violences. We can\u2019t use \u2018colonized\u2019 as some special category that can\u2019t also be violent.\nThis isn\u2019t to say that we shouldn\u2019t be using decolonization as a paradigm. I\u2019m arguing instead that treating decolonization (and unsettlement) seriously means understanding what it is (and isn\u2019t). Colonization and decolonization are processes with material consequences, not words to throw around whenever we want to talk about oppression.\nJanani Balasubramanian is a South Asian literary and performance artist based in Brooklyn. Their work deals broadly with empire, desire, microflora, ancestry, apocalypse, and the Future. They\u2019re a regular contributor at BGD, and one-half of the spoken word duo DarkMatter. 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        "raw_content": "Women's Health : Women and Blacks Fare Worse After Heart Attacks: Study\nMONDAY, Aug. 3, 2015 (HealthDay News) -- Heart attacks take more years from the expected life spans of women and blacks than from white males, a new study suggests.\nOn average, women lost 10.5 percent more of their expected life than men did, while blacks lost 6 percent more than whites, the study revealed.\nWhy the gap? Differences in care may be account for some of the disparity, but not all.\n\"Black patients had more risk factors, were sicker when they first presented to care, and received less treatment than white patients,\" said study lead author Dr. Emily Bucholz, a pediatric resident at Boston Children's Hospital. \"However, we were not able to explain the sex differences in life years lost that we observed.\"\nFor the study, the researchers analyzed almost 147,000 Medicare patients who'd been hospitalized for a heart attack from 1994 to 1995. Forty-eight percent of the group was female and 6 percent were black. Their average age when the study began was 74 to 77, according to the study.\nAfter 17 years of follow-up, the researchers found that over 7 percent were still alive. The survival rates were 8.3 percent for white men, 6.4 percent for white women, 5.4 percent for black men and 5.8 percent for black women.\nOn average, women lost almost two more years of potential life after a heart attack than men across all ages. And blacks lost nearly a year more of potential life after a heart attack compared to whites, the researchers noted.\nWhat's going on? After the researchers adjusted their statistics so they wouldn't be thrown off by factors like the level of illness in the patients, blacks actually gained a life span advantage over whites. This suggests that blacks were sicker when they went to the hospital and weren't treated the same as whites, Bucholz said.\nDr. Jack Tu, a senior scientist at Sunnybrook Health Sciences Center in Toronto, and author of a commentary accompanying the study, said it's \"disconcerting\" that the findings suggest whites and blacks were treated differently in the hospital, with blacks getting fewer treatments such as clot-busting drugs, bypass surgery and angioplasty.\nStill, he said, the study is based on treatments of patients two decades ago. \"There are other data showing that the racial differences in treatment have been reduced since that time,\" Tu said.\nAs for women, they still lost 8 percent more of their expected life span compared to men even after statistics were adjusted. Researchers aren't sure why this difference exists. Biological differences might be one reason, Bucholz said, or women could be getting worse follow-up care after a heart attack.\nWhat should happen now? \"Presumably, more equitable delivery of care both before and after heart attack can help address many of the racial differences in life expectancy and years of life lost after heart attack we observed,\" she said. To that end, she said, national policymakers need to focus on \"reducing racial disparities in health care, but also on understanding why women are at higher risk after heart attack than men.\"\nThe study appears in the Aug. 11 issue of the Journal of the American College of Cardiology.",
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        "raw_content": "Want greater control over your website. Sick of having to wait for someone else to update it for you? Tired of paying every time you want to change things on your website, no matter how small? Then it's time for a Content Management System (CMS) from Black Pages.\nBlack Pages will install and configure the CMS to work on your website and add in all your current content, images and branding. We then will train you in how to use the system and finally ongoing support is also provided.\nThe system can be added to pre-existing websites or for completely new websites that haven't launched yet. It also works with any design you might want and a new design to the website can be added without affecting the CMS.\nIf you want to see a demonstration or are ready to take control of your own website then contact Black Pages on 1300 739 769 or email us contact@blackpages.com.au or fill out the form below in the orange section.",
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        "raw_content": "\"We all have the potential to fall in love a thousand times in our lifetime. It's easy. The first girl I ever loved was someone I knew in sixth grade. Her name was Missy; we talked about horses. The last girl I ever love will be someone I haven't even met yet, probably. They all count. But there are certain people you love who do something else; they define how you classify what love is supposed to feel like. These are the most important people in your life, and you'll meet maybe four or five of these people over the span of 80 years. But there's still one more tier to all this; there is always one person you love who becomes that definition. It usually happens retrospectively, but it happens eventually. This is the person who unknowingly sets the template for what you will always love about other people, even if some of these lovable qualities are self-destructive and unreasonable. The person who defines your understanding of love is not inherently different than anyone else, and they're often just the person you happen to meet the first time you really, really want to love someone. But that person still wins. They win, and you lose. Because for the rest of your life, they will control how you feel about everyone else.\"\n~ Chuck Klosterman\nLabels: Chuck Klosterman, defining love, falling in love, love",
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        "raw_content": "Things I Learned From Movie X: Heaven\u2019s Gate\nAfter recently watching Disney\u2019s John Carter (which will be the subject of a future column because, oh boy, is that thing a mess), I was surprised to see that many people were comparing it to Michael Cimino\u2019s legendary flop, Heaven\u2019s Gate. Whilst the Western motifs of both and their respective deaths at the box office make comparison easy, the main reason for my surprise was that, for all the talk of the money that Disney is going to lose over John Carter, it really doesn\u2019t compare to scale of Heaven\u2019s Gate. Made for $44 million in 1979 (which inflation adjusts to $114 million), the film took in only $3 million (or roughly $7.8 million nowadays), which is the sort of failure that the people behind John Carter could only dream of. (I don\u2019t know why they\u2019re dreaming of failing that big. Maybe they\u2019re caught in some sort of masochistic cycle where they have come to hate all their previous success and now actively want to be punished.) Those figures are especially bad considering that the film was made at a time when international box office was not the saving grace that it has become for so many big-budget under-achievers.\nPut simply, Heaven\u2019s Gate is the Heaven\u2019s Gate of movies. There is literally no other point of reference for how big of a failure it was. No other film best represents the follies and pitfalls of big budget film-making and the danger of letting someone with a crazy, ambitious vision run wild with the company checkbook. Disney is going to take a bath over John Carter, and a particularly long and cold one at that, but at least they\u2019ll get out of it, dry themselves off and go about their day. When United Artists took a bath over Heaven\u2019s Gate, they fucking drowned in it. Its failure was so monumental that, in 1997, members of the Heaven\u2019s Gate cult committed mass suicide so that they wouldn\u2019t have to live in a world in which Heaven\u2019s Gate existed (I assume).",
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        "raw_content": "16 Addington Road, #41\nHope everyone had a fantastic summer! I continue to work as the press secretary for Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick and will be teaching a political communications course again in the spring at Emerson College. I was also named to the New England Regional Board of the Anti-Defamation League. As always, I had a wonderful time playing rugby this summer at the Acton 10s tournament with 18 other Brandeis rugby alumni. We clawed our way to second place in the Bowl Division, our best showing yet!\nSarah Lackritz writes, \u201cI just graduated in May with my M.B.A. from Georgetown University (along with Ben Charon \u201904). Being back on a college campus definitely made me nostalgic for my Brandeis days. Some of my friends from Georgetown and I are working together on starting up Goruck, a company that was founded by a close friend and Georgetown classmate, Jason McCarthy. We make military-inspired, high-quality, stylish gear and just generally have a good time being able to wear jeans to the office (always a personal goal of mine). We also run an endurance team event called the Goruck Challenge that is inspired by the training offered to the Army\u2019s Special Forces. I participated in the challenge that was held in Boston in May (any excuse to get back to Brandeis).\u201d Shoshana Bresko graduated from the University of Washington School of Pharmacy in March and is now a pharmacist at Virginia Mason Medical Center in Seattle. She married Seth Blank on July 17. Elissa Glucksman and Jay Hyne attended. Kristin Bartodziej and Mark Paige \u201907, who were married in 2007, live in North Carolina. Mark is a captain in the U.S. Marine Corps and completed a combat deployment to Afghanistan in October. Kristin is a first-year veterinary student at Virginia\u2013Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine. They plan to move to northern Virginia early next year. Joshua Levine is pursuing an M.B.A. at Cornell University\u2019s S.C. Johnson Graduate School of Management. Many Brandeis alumni attended the July 23 wedding of Aaron Hoffman and Jessica Dillon in Boston. The couple went on a honeymoon to Spain. Micah Hahn is pursuing a Ph.D. in environment and resources and population health sciences at the University of Wisconsin\u2013Madison. She is studying the environmental determinants of Nipah virus in Bangladesh and malaria in the Amazon. She is also the program director for F.H. King Students for Sustainable Agriculture, the student farm group on campus. Donnie Phillips, M.A.\u201906, is going back to school for an M.B.A. at the University of Chicago\u2019s Booth School of Business after five years in investment banking and private equity at Evercore Partners, Sun Capital Partners and MidOcean Partners. Paul Mosier graduated from the New England School of Acupuncture with a master\u2019s in acupuncture and Oriental medicine. He plans to open a practice in southern New Hampshire. Congratulations to Rachel Goldsmith, who received a Ph.D. from the Department of Pathology and Lab Medicine in the School of Medicine at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Jessica Herman was named vice president and chief development officer for the USO in metropolitan New York. The USO works to support America\u2019s troops and their families. Jessica had been at CCS Fundraising as an executive director and senior nonprofit management consultant. Dawn Miller is an associate at Crowell & Moring\u2019s office in Washington, D.C. She practices in the environmental and natural resources and health-care practice groups. Dawn received a J.D. from the University of Virginia School of Law, where she won the 2010 Virginia State Bar Family Law Book Award. Martin Kaminski began postgraduate medical training as a house officer at St. Mary\u2019s Hospital in London in August. He is working as a foundation doctor under the direction of Imperial College London and the London Deanery for the next two years. He writes, \u201cIn that time, I hope to learn how to properly pronounce \u2018Leicester Square.\u2019\u201d Rebecca Hanus is pursuing a Ph.D. in social work with a focus in ethics. She presented a paper at a conference on aging in San Francisco in April. Lianna Levine Reisner; her husband, Elnatan \u201905; and their baby daughter, Maayan, moved to Manhattan\u2019s Upper West Side over the summer. Elnatan works in software development at Jane Street Capital, a trading company. Troy Trejo started Trejo Consulting after leaving his position in finance and business development at New York\u2013Presbyterian Hospital. He is engaged in health-care projects on the East Coast and in South America. He hopes to reconnect with classmates working in health care and other sectors.\nMore than 30 Brandeisians attended the wedding of Shayna Skelley \u201906 and Avi Coburn \u201904 on June 6, 2010, at Ocean Edge Resort in Brewster, Mass. Shown (left to right): front row, Marnina Cowan \u201910 and Seth Coburn \u201910 (brother of the groom); sitting, Georgi Gospodinov, Ph.D.\u201907, Avi, Alan Berk \u201904, Joshua Simmons \u201906, Shayna, Veronica Peschansky \u201906 and Marcia Rosenblatt Weisbrod \u201975; second from back row standing, David Salomon \u201975, Marilyn Leeds \u201975, Marcy Millman \u201975, Mitchell Lindauer \u201973, David Ash \u201973, P\u201906, Brian Coburn \u201907 (brother of the groom), Jonathan Cohen \u201973, Lindsey Saunders \u201907 (fiancee of Brian Coburn \u201907), Anne Frankel \u201975, Phyllis Brenner Coburn \u201975, P\u201904, P\u201907, P\u201910 (mother of the groom), Greg Vikingstad \u201905, David Coburn \u201973, P\u201904, P\u201907, P\u201910 (father of the groom), Rachel Ginsberg \u201906, Brett Friedman \u201904, Ashley Firestone \u201905, Glen Weisbrod \u201975 and James Kimenker \u201973; and back row standing, Jenna Scherer \u201906, James Yeaton \u201904, Julie Chakrin \u201906, Ariel Plotkin \u201906. 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        "raw_content": "Cleaning up after 'Third Term' Obama\nIt's clear President Obama ---- despite the boos from Flyover Country -- doesn't plan to get off the national stage any time soon.\nUnlike most former presidents, he's not going to leave Washington next month and quietly live out the rest of his days in one of the many hoods he grew up in.\nHe could buy a big home in beautiful Hawaii, where the golf season never ends and Washington is 4,700 miles away. Or at least move back to Chicago.\nThat's where he made his political bones, where he worked and taught law, and where he became the great candidate of hope and change.\nSure, Chicago's war-torn streets are mean and deadly with gunfire.\nBut since Obama and his family will get lifetime protection from the Secret Service, there'll always be half a dozen agents around to cover them whenever they have to go out to the corner store for a carton of milk.\nUnfortunately, President Obama and his ego are not going anywhere, at least not until his youngest daughter finishes school.\nHe'll stay in Washington, close to his friends in the mainstream media, where he can be the always available commander in chief of the Democrats' raggedy Trump Resistance Movement.\nObama is already rehearsing his new role as America's Other President.\nRecently he made headlines by boasting he could have beaten Donald Trump and been reelected to a third term by running again on his message of hope and change.\nToo bad the Constitution got in the way. But Obama's big ego can't be limited by the Constitution -- or reality.\nHe still doesn't get it it:Trump's victory was not just a punishing defeat of Hillary Clinton and her bad political ideas.\nA majority of voters in states not called New York and California clearly didn't want another four years of Obama or his amateur act.\nIn 1988, when George H.W. Bush was elected, he was effectively serving Ronald Reagan's third term. Bush took advantage of the successes my father had in the 1980s.\nHillary was her own worst enemy, but she lost in large part because of Obama's eight years of failure. Everything President Obama touched at home and abroad he left in wreckage.\nDuring his reign the Democrat Party shriveled in power in Washington and lost more than a thousand legislative seats in state capitals across the country.\nThe alleged Obama economic recovery was so feeble it's nearly invisible.\nExcept for the oil and gas fracking booms in Texas and Pennsylvania, which happened in spite of the Obama administration's green energy policies, does anyone know a place where the American economy is prospering?\nThe wealthy counties around Washington, D.C. ---- made rich by budget-busting spending spree of Obama's federal government -- don't count.\nObama's long string of foreign policy fiascos is even more shameful ---- Iraq, Egypt, Libya and Syria. His legacies are ISIS and his Iran nuke deal, which is a ticking time bomb that a future president will have to stop.\nMeanwhile, before he leaves office, Obama is still causing as much trouble as he can.\nHe's not merely doing the usual innocentthings -- creating a few new national monuments out West or pardoning a few hundred nonviolent drug offenders.\nThe future ex-president is still playing games with Vladimir Putin over Russian's alleged interference in the presidential election and playing with fire in the Middle East.\nHe and his hacks at the State Department have been caught orchestrating a United Nations resolution condemning Israel's plans to build new settlements in East Jerusalem.\nNot vetoing the anti-Israel vote in the UN was a public bitch-slapping of prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu by a petty American president.\nNetanyahu is lucky. He won't have to wait long for his pal Donald to kiss and make up with him and begin treating his country like the valued friend it is.\nBut President Trump and the rest of us will be dealing with all the messes \"Third Term\" Obama has made for a long time.\nObama Trump debate\nNew Obama Logo\nToppling Obamacare",
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        "raw_content": "Gentrification in Houston: The Energy Behind It\nGentrification is a word that is being tossed around quite liberally when talking about major cities. It is a term that normally describes the pattern of people desiring to live in cities and their dense neighborhoods. The surrounding dialogue is almost always negative. Complaints against it are usually connected to race and income, and those who move into an area are portrayed as villeins and insensitive to existing culture. Gentrification was the topic of a selection of Atlantic Cities articles within the past few weeks, and has been working its way into popular culture at large. One author diagnosed gentrification as being caused by neo-liberalism. A rebuttal from another author blames gentrification on over-bearing governmental regulations such as restrictive zoning ordinances. These articles didn't take a side, but attempted to diagnose what spurs gentrification.\nLast week Spike Lee went off on gentrification and those who have gentrified his childhood Fort Greene neighborhood in Brooklyn. (Lee no longer lives in the neighborhood, and now lives on the Upper East Side in a $32 million home.) His response to a question about gentrification at Brooklyn's Pratt Institute was profanity-laden, and Lee spoke of gentrification with great contempt. (A day or so after his comments, vandals took to the block where Lee's parents once lived, breaking a resident's door and spray-painting \"Do The Right Thing\" on the front of homes. This was obviously NOT the right thing to do in response to gentrification.) I suppose Spike should also blame Jay-Z and the Brooklyn Nets for moving into the new Barclays Center, and aiding in the gentrification in Brooklyn as well. Maybe this is why he continues to sit court side at Knicks games, and does not regularly attend Nets games. This argument is nothing new in New York, and continues to spread across the country, and even has other actors, like Anthony Mackie, discussing the topic. Some suspect that Beyonce is even making passing remarks at Houston's Third Ward gentrification through her songs, and she has even adopted the nickname Third Ward Trill. Gentrification is being talked about by all because we are all influenced by out built environment. We all have topophilia, a love of place, no matter whether we are celebrities or simply residents.\nGentrification in Houston: More is On The Way\n\"Houston Rules\" - An alley on Capitol Street in Downtown Houston\nWhen we speak about gentrification, we speak about people desiring to live and invest in urban areas that are usually served by transit and are closer to downtowns. In Houston this seems to be the larger trend. People want to be near culinary and cultural amenities. As people move closer to the city's center people raise frustration when their neighborhood in the Heights, the Third Ward, or Montrose \"just ain't how it used to be.\"\nIn terms of gentrification, it is not lost on me that the same thing that built Houston to its sprawling stature is perhaps the cause of what people may argue is Houston's current gentrification pattern: Oil. And, in a broader sense, the globalizing ingenuity and business that accompany the energy industry.\nThe energy that built Houston is the very thing that is fueling the decline of the traditional \"Houston\" people claim. (As a matter of clarification, I do not think we should be striving to preserve the traditional view of Houston's sprawling development. A great deal of infill development is needed here!) It's not that energy companies set out to influence Houston's development, but when there are a host of companies that continue to grow and have relocated to Houston to capture the talents and specializations of Houstonians, there reaches a critical mass of industry, and this mass in turn affects its surroundings.\nTo be clear, energy is not solely to blame, not at all. But as with any market concentration, there are multipliers for each energy-related job created here in Houston. Energy companies need pipelines, distributors and accountants, who all need engineering, legal and technological assistance. All of those people must shop for groceries and clothes, eat, have their kids educated, and services performed. So, to satisfy the need for all of the these supporting employees companies must hire from around the country and around the world. Companies need staff able to communicate where their interests are located, including on other continents, with other languages and lifestyles. This process has helped create a cultural melting pot in Houston, as we can now boast that we are the most diverse city in the United States as well as \"The Next Great American City\". This is a great strength of our city and its people, and we must remember that most of the people who are moving to Houston's inner loop neighborhoods are not from Katy or Tomball or Cypress. People are moving here from America's other major cities, as well as major international cities.\nThis is the current case for the Exxon campus development in the Woodlands. In this case Exxon will move nearly 2,100 employees from Northern Virginia to Houston. I would imagine that many of the employees may not be happy to move to the sweltering swamp of Houston, only to find themselves sitting in traffic for an hour to and from work when their current location offers a connection to a robust mass transit system.\nExxon employees who are moving from the Washington DC area have been able to commute to the company's Fairfax office by using the Metro Orange Line, getting off at Dunn Loring-Merrifield Station, then taking a short bus ride on the 1C route to Exxon's campus approximately 2 miles to the south (map). From Metro Center in downtown Washington DC, a worker can travel to Exxon's site in about an hour. There simply is not a transit choice that would compare to the Metro in Washington DC and Northern Virginia. Yes, Exxon employees in the Woodlands will inevitably have a commuter bus shuttle in place, but regular transit service to the Woodlands from downtown is not available at this time. The Brazos Transit District does operate park and ride buses into downtown Houston, but not the reverse. (There may finally be enough of a mass in the Woodlands to warrant regional commuter rail service!)\nTo travel to Exxon's new campus near the Woodlands, it may take just as long given the congestion along the I-45 corridor. Exxon envisions that many of their employees will live near their campus or near the Woodlands. But, I can suspect that many Employees will choose not to uproot their families to move closer to their workplace, and many of the employees that move from outside the region will desire to live within a closer proximity of Houston's cultural amenities. Northern Virginia, southern Maryland and Washington DC are much more densely developed than most of Houston, and residents of those areas are accustomed to the provision of fairly efficient public transportation and the concentration of cultural and entertainment options. So, as a partial satiation for their urban affinity, families will look to relocate to the urban center of Houston, instead of the exurbs, with someone making sacrifices in driving time.\nNow, back to the topic of gentrification in general. When people oppose gentrification, there typically seems to be a desire for justice. It doesn't seem just that those with more means are allowed to displace those who do not have the means to stay in one place. I agree with this sentiment. It is disheartening when elderly and generational owners of homes are being priced out of neighborhoods. But to oppose gentrification simply on the grounds of differences in culture or desiring to maintain current conditions out of the claim of justice are not helpful to the development of a community and city. For those demanding justice, we should concentrate on housing options for a variety of income levels, as well as accompanying public transit.\nYes, some things can be done to curb the displacement of those who may be having a hard time paying the property taxes on homes they have lived in for their entire lives. Harris County already has Residential Homestead Exceptions, and other big cities are doing the same thing to assist owners who may have some trouble keeping up with increased taxes due to development in their neighborhood.\nEntrance of the former Grants store between Fannin and Main\nThose in big cities, and especially in Houston, cannot have it both ways. If we simply see investment and improvement in a neighborhood as gentrification, our cities and the districts within them are in grave danger. Houston's tax base has continued to decline as people move to the suburbs and as properties are left in disrepair. Houston's neighborhoods may not be as stable as we think they are when we cry foul of gentrification, and the rebuilding process likely began many years before we pin an area \"gentrified\". Houston's creativity has fed off of what people see as \"gentrification\". I would go as far to agree that a city that isn't gentrifying is standing still.\nHouston, like other cities, continues to grow and gentrify. People from other cities and countries are flocking here. Cities that continue to grow will change over time, and Houston has an opportunity to embrace change and investment, but also educate along the way. We can be sure that when a building is eventually demolished and the land beneath it is redeveloped, the memories and lessons learned from it in the past will scarcely be demolished or forgotten.\nLabels: Cities, Development, Economic Development, Gentrification, Houston, Urban Planning\nFor those demanding justice, we should concentration on housing options for a variety of income levels, as well as accompanying public transit.\nGreat article... but it should read 'concentrate'. :|\nChris Andrews March 6, 2014 at 7:15 AM\nThank you for reading, and for pointing out my grammatical error. 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There are centers for other types of drug addicts but Zhou was reluctant to send him there because she was worried that he would mix with the wrong company in the center and turn to other drugs.\nShe found two hospitals in Guangzhou, which provided treatment and he was sent to one of them.\n\"He was rehabilitated at the hospital, but he went back to his old habits again when he was discharged. Codeine is just too easily available,\" Zhou says indignantly.\nThough they are prescription medicines, codeine is easily obtainable at fruit or convenience shores, as well as from the Internet, she says. There are laws against drug dealers but not against illegal codeine peddlers.\nWang Xiangdong, chief of the supervision division at the Shenzhen Drug Administration, says it is a crime if an individual is found to be selling 50,000 yuan ($8,000) worth of codeine.\nZhou says, on reflection, both she and her husband should be blamed for their son's addiction. 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        "raw_content": "Laos warmly greets Xi in first state visit\nBy AN BAIJIE in Vientiane | China Daily | Updated: 2017-11-14 06:09\nPresident Xi Jinping and his Laotian counterpart Bounnhang Vorachith shake hands in Vientiane, Laos, on Monday at the signing ceremony for documents to boost cooperation between the countries. WANG YE / XINHUA\nNeighbors to jointly build Belt, Road, boost cooperation in multiple areas\nChina and Laos agreed to jointly build the Belt and Road and enhance cooperation on multiple issues including agriculture during President Xi Jinping's state visit on Monday.\nXi and his Laotian counterpart Bounnhang Vorachith witnessed the signing of 16 documents to enhance collaboration in areas such as finance, trade, infrastructure and people-to-people exchanges.\nXi, who was given an enthusiastic reception in the Laotian capital of Vientiane, is on his first state visit to Laos since becoming president in March 2013, as well as his first visit since becoming general secretary of the 18th Communist Party of China Central Committee in late 2012. Xi was re-elected general secretary of the 19th CPC Central Committee last month.\nBounnhang is also general secretary of the Lao People's Revolutionary Party.\nLarge portraits of Xi and Bounnhang were hung at the entrance to the airport, the national flags of China and Laos were placed along roads from the airport to the hotel, and local youngsters waved flags of both countries to greet Xi and the delegation.\nBefore holding talks, Bounnhang hosted a grand welcoming ceremony for Xi at Laos' Presidential Palace.\nIn his opening remarks at the talks, Xi expressed gratitude for the warm welcome from Laos, saying that he was deeply moved by the enthusiasm of the Laotian people from the moment he got off the plane.\nXi also thanked the Lao People's Revolutionary Party and Bounnhang for a congratulatory message on the success of the 19th National Congress of the Communist Party of China and Xi's re-election as general secretary of the CPC Central Committee.\nDuring their talks, the two leaders agreed to jointly build a community of a shared future for China and Laos on the basis of mutual trust, which is in line with the core interests and common wishes of the two parties and countries.\nThe sides agreed to maintain the tradition of high-level exchanges, boost party-to-party exchanges and enhance cooperation in diplomacy, national defense and law enforcement.\nThe two countries agreed to connect the China-proposed Belt and Road Initiative with the Laotian strategy of making a landlocked country into a country with many connections.\nThey also agreed to make joint efforts to build major projects including the China-Laos economic corridor and China-Laos rail project.\nBoth China and Laos are socialist countries led by communist parties, and they are very good neighbors, friends, comrades and partners, Xi said in a written statement on his arrival at Vientiane's airport.\nTheir friendly relations have stood the test of changes in the international situation since the two countries established diplomatic ties 56 years ago, Xi said.\nTheir comprehensive strategic partnership has not only brought practical benefits for the people of both countries, but also contributed to global and regional peace and stability, Xi added.\nBounnhang highlighted the importance of Xi's visit, saying that the Chinese president's historic visit has great significance for the economic and social development of Laos.\nBounnhang congratulated Xi on his re-election as general secretary of the Communist Party of China Central Committee. Noting that it is Xi's first state visit to Laos, Bounnhang said it demonstrates that China considers the development of the Laos-China comprehensive strategic partnership to be of great importance.\nXi's visit will bring opportunities for the development of Laos-China relations, Bounnhang said.\nIn May 2016, shortly after being elected president of Laos in April of that year, Bounnhang made a state visit to China, during which Xi met with him, and the two leaders agreed on a number of cooperative projects.\nanbaijie@chinadaily.com.cn",
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        "raw_content": "CM Floral Designs (\u201cus\u201d, \u201cwe\u201d, or \u201cour\u201d) operates the http://www.cmfloraldesigns.com website (the \u201cService\u201d).\nThis page informs you of our policies regarding the collection, use, and disclosure of personal data when you use our Service and the choices you have associated with that data. Our Privacy Policy for CM Floral Designs is created with the help of the Free Privacy Policy website.\nWe use your data to provide and improve the Service. By using the Service, you agree to the collection and use of information in accordance with this policy. Unless otherwise defined in this Privacy Policy, terms used in this Privacy Policy have the same meanings as in our Terms and Conditions, accessible from http://www.cmfloraldesigns.com\nCM Floral Designs uses the collected data for various purposes:\nCM Floral Designs will take all steps reasonably necessary to ensure that your data is treated securely and in accordance with this Privacy Policy and no transfer of your Personal Data will take place to an organization or a country unless there are adequate controls in place including the security of your data and other personal information.\nCM Floral Designs may disclose your Personal Data in the good faith belief that such action is necessary to:\nTo protect and defend the rights or property of CM Floral Designs",
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        "raw_content": "But is it really an emergency? When to take a child to the ER\nParental instinct can tip off a parent to a developing problem, so listen to your gut\nOther warning signs: fever in a newborn, severe abdominal pain\nER chief: \"When in doubt, bring them in\" should be a parent's strategy\n(CNN) -- Naomi Zikmund-Fisher says her son's life was saved by her maternal instincts -- and her son's flat ears.\nJesse's mastoiditis was discovered after his mother noticed that something was not right with his ear.\nOne Friday night in May, Zikmund-Fisher looked across the dinner table at 3-year-old Jesse and noticed that his right ear, which usually lies close to his head, was sticking out. She went over to check it out and found a big red lump behind the ear.\nShe e-mailed her pediatrician, who said that it was probably just a mosquito bite and that as long as Jesse otherwise felt fine, not to worry about it.\nJesse did otherwise feel fine, but something set off Zikmund-Fisher's \"mommy meter.\" So the next day, even though nothing had changed, she called the pediatrician's office and spoke to the nurse.\n\"She told me, 'If you're worried about it, take him to urgent care,' \" Zikmund-Fisher remembered.\nHer husband took Jesse to the emergency room, and doctors determined that he had a classic case of mastoiditis: an infection of the mastoid bone, just behind the ear. If not treated with antibiotics, mastoiditis can be deadly.\nNow Zikmund-Fisher tells other parents to trust their instincts and act, even when a pediatrician tells them not to worry.\n\"It just didn't seem right to me,\" she said. \"It just seemed like, if this was a mosquito bite, it would have gone away, and this wasn't going away.\" Listen to how other parents used their instincts to save their children \u00bb\nDr. Assaad Sayah, chief of emergency medicine for the Cambridge Health Alliance in Massachusetts, agrees that parents should use their instincts when deciding whether their child needs quick medical attention.\n\"'When in doubt, bring them in' should be your first line of defense,\" he said. \"If they don't look right to you, call your pediatrician, or take them to the emergency department, and if they look very sick, call 911.\" Watch for more tips on when to go to the ER \u00bb\nAlthough relying on instinct is a good guideline, there are also some cut-and-dry situations when a parent really should to take a child to the ER. Here are five examples.\n1. Neck stiffness or rash with fever\nAccording to the American College of Emergency Physicians, these symptoms could constitute an emergency because they might mean meningitis.\n2. Fever in a newborn\nAny child 3 months old or younger who has a temperature over 100.4 F needs to be seen by a doctor, says Dr. Jennifer Shu, spokeswoman for the American Academy of Pediatrics. The fever can be a sign of infection or meningitis.\n3. Head injury with loss of consciousness, confusion, headache or vomiting\nThis is another red flag that your child needs emergency attention, according to the American Academy of Pediatrics.\nMayoClinic.com: Meningitis\nMayoClinic.com: Burns\nA burn should receive emergency care if it's larger than your child's palm, if it's deep or discolored, or if it was caused by a chemical, says Dr. David Beiser, who works in the emergency room at the University of Chicago Comer Children's Hospital. Burns on the hands, genitals and face are of particular concern, he says. Here's a quick primer on burns\nAlthough many stomach aches are minor, others merit urgent attention. There are several signs to look for, including a swollen abdomen that's tender to the touch or blood in the stool, according to guidelines from Parenting.com and Dartmouth Medical School. Severe pain in the lower right side of the abdomen could be a sign of appendicitis.\nAfter two shots of antibiotics, Jesse Zikmund-Fisher was back to his usual happy and active 3-year-old self. Even though it's been nearly a year since Jesse's visit to the ER, the lessons his mother learned are still fresh.\n\"If you are not satisfied with the answer you get, you need to push for the right answer,\" she said.\nCNN's Jennifer Pifer Bixler and Sabriya Rice contributed to this report.",
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        "raw_content": "'Farm fresh' movement a growing food trend\nSo-called \"localvore\" movement gaining in popularity across nation\nProponents say locally farmed produce is healthier and better for environment\nMovement still facing a number of challenges\nCritics question the sustainability of locally grown farm system\nBy Alison Harding\nRAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY, Virginia (CNN) -- Michelle Obama is not the only one looking to feed her family freshly picked produce.\nEmily Cook holds a chicken at Sunnyside Farms in Rappahannock County, Virginia.\nJust a few blocks away from Pennsylvania Avenue, nestled between the National Archives and the Portrait Gallery, a small farmers market offers city dwellers an abundance of locally grown produce, homemade pastries, jams and other handcrafted goods.\nThe Penn Quarter Market is one of eight markets in the Fresh Farm Markets family, a D.C.-area non-profit that supports local farmers in an effort to provide urban populations with fresh-from-the-farm products. It also is part of a growing movement of people turning against industrial farming practices.\nOn a cloudy market day in early April, Michael Clune's stand overflowed with radishes, colorful chard, lettuce, flowers, free-range eggs and fresh herbs -- all of which he and his coworkers harvested the day before at The Farm at Sunnyside in Rappahannock County, Virginia, where Clune is the director of farm operations. The Farm at Sunnyside is just 70 miles outside of Washington.\nWatch a slideshow of growers explaining The Farm at Sunnyside philosophy \u00bb\nClune, like many of his fellow farmers at the market that day, is a proponent of the so-called \"localvore\" movement. He advocates that buying locally grown, seasonally available food is both healthier and environmentally safer than industrially grown food, which may have been produced using harmful pesticides and shipped from across the country. Watch food both on the farm and at the market \u00bb\n\"You can tell that it's exceptionally fresh, and I can tell my customers exactly where it came from, when it was planted ... how it got here,\" he said.\nAccording to Nick Lapham, owner of The Farm at Sunnyside, buying locally also creates a direct relationship between growers and consumers. This not only gives customers peace of mind, but also holds farmers more accountable.\n\"We're responsible for what they're eating. We know their families and we develop a direct connection and a direct relationship with them,\" he said.\nWith serious food-related health scares on the rise -- there have been two major salmonella outbreaks this year alone -- such accountability is a welcome improvement to our nation's food system.\nAnd advocates argue that food safety is just one of many benefits to buying locally.\niReporters explore Earth Day habitats\nAccording to Jennifer Fahy, communications director of Farm Aid, fresh produce is tastier and has more nutrients than food that has been picked early and stored for long periods of time. Farm Aid is a national organization that provides grants to family farms in order to support a locally based agricultural system.\nFahy also offered numerous environmental reasons to support local agriculture.\nBuying locally helps to support local farmers who are more likely to be \"stewards of their land,\" she said. Local growers also have more flexibility than industrial farmers to experiment with different crop varieties, which encourages biodiversity and extends growing seasons.\nAccording to Ann Yonkers, co-founder of Fresh Farm Markets, buying directly from farmers also supports local economies because when you pay a local farmer, the money goes directly into that farmer's pocket. He or she will then turn around and spend that money in the same community.\nBoth Yonkers and Fahy agree that concerns about our nation's health, economy and the environment have helped to propel the localvore movement in recent years, with more and more people turning to local farms and farmers markets as a viable alternative to the grocery store.\nDespite such growing public enthusiasm, however, there are a still a number of challenges to the movement.\nAccording to Fahy, federal food and safety regulations are catered to an industrial farm system, and are often expensive and unfriendly toward smaller farm operations.\nThe recent food scares have also led to tightening food safety regulations, limiting what can and can't be sold on and off the farm, and how producers have to package their food -- a restriction that is especially challenging at an open-air farmers market, Fahy said. And, while giant corporations can absorb the extra costs, small farms suffer tremendously from the added financial burdens, she added.\n\"We want food to be safe, but we've got to make food safety regulations work for both the consumer and the farmers so they can afford to sell it,\" Fahy said.\nPerhaps the biggest obstacle to the buy-local movement, said Yonkers, is our nation's deep reliance on an industrial agricultural system, and a population accustomed to having all types of food available at all times, no matter what the season.\nYonkers would like to see a return to a time when \"farmers feed their neighbors, and people change their diets based on what is in season and abundant.\"\nBut critics question the sustainability of such a system, arguing that small farms simply cannot meet our nation's food demands efficiently.\nEven Nick Lapham concedes that farms like his are not equipped to produce our entire food supply, yet.\nNonetheless, he believes that \"there's a much greater role that can be played by smaller [farms]. ...That slice of American agriculture is fundamental and really needs to continue to be emphasized and grown as a part of the entire food production and consumption system in the country.\"\nFahy agrees.\n\"You're not going to be able to buy everything you want to eat from your immediate community. 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        "raw_content": "Marc Kolb<?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = \"urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office\" />\nOffensive Coordinator, University of Missouri-Rolla\nMarc Kolb finished his fourth year as the Miners' offensive coordinator and first as assistant head coach. In 2005 UMR had the 4th best passing attack in NCAA II competition and finished 19th overall in total offense. The 2005 Miners set several team records including most yards a game (433.8), most points per game (34.5), most touchdowns in a season (50), and most pass completions with 305.\nLast season, the Miners had the top-ranked passing offense in the MIAA as it racked up a then school record 341.5 yards per game through the air to rank third in the NCAA Division II ranks in passing offense. The Miners have set numerous offensive records over the past four seasons.\nKolb came to UMR after a four-year stint at <?xml:namespace prefix = st1 ns = \"urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:smarttags\" />Fairfield University, where he started as the defensive line coach in 1998. He switched to the offensive side a year later as he became the offensive coordinator and assistant head coach in the 2001 season.\nIn the three seasons Kolb served as offensive coordinator, the Stags averaged 34.5 points per game. Fairfield scored 37.1 points a game in 1999, which ranked 12th in NCAA Division I-AA, then moved to fifth the next year when it scored 38.7 points a contest. In his third year as offensive coordinator, Fairfield averaged 27.3 points a game under a new head coach. In that span, Fairfield set or tied 78 school records.\nHe has coached offensive units that have finished among the top teams in Division I-AA in several offensive categories, including rushing, passing and total offense. The Stags averaged 406.7 yards of total offense in that span.\nA native of Seminole, Fla., Kolb earned his bachelor's degree at Brown University in 1994 and entered the coaching ranks in 1995 at Curry College in Massachusetts.\nIn 1997, Kolb moved on to Framingham State to serve as the offensive coordinator and offensive line coach for one season before joining the Fairfield staff.\nKolb and his wife, Lisa, have two sons (Matthew and William) and one daughter (Hannah).\nArticles by Marc Kolb:\nThe Beauty, Simplicity, and Repetitiveness of the High/Low\nBiography and photograph courtesy of University of Missouri-Rolla.",
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        "raw_content": "Medal of Honor Coins Get 11th Hour Boost From Texas Coin Dealer\nby Congressional Medal of Honor Foundation on November 15, 2011 \u00b7 1 comment\nWith the United States Mint\u2019s mid-December sales cutoff deadline approaching, the President of the Congressional Medal of Honor Foundation (www.cmohfoundation.org) is praising an 11th hour effort by a prominent Texas coin dealer to boost lower-than-anticipated sales of the commemorative 2011 Medal of Honor uncirculated silver dollars.\n2011 Medal of Honor Silver Uncirculated Coin\nBy law, the South Carolina-based foundation receives a $10 surcharge for each coin sold, and sales of the uncirculated dollar coins have lagged behind the proof version by over two-to-one.\nMichael Fuljenz, President of Universal Coin & Bullion of Beaumont, Texas (www.UniversalCoin.com), has purchased 1,900 of the uncirculated dollars for sale to customers, the largest single purchase of this coin from the Mint.\n\"That will provide $19,000 in surcharge proceeds to the foundation for its work to increase public awareness of the Medal of Honor and the service and sacrifice it represents,\" said Fuljenz.\n\"The Congressional Medal of Honor Foundation salutes Mike Fuljenz and Universal Coin & Bullion for all they do to support our men and women in uniform,\" said Nicholas B. Kehoe, President of the Congressional Medal of Honor Foundation and a retired U.S. Air Force Lieutenant General.\nUniversal is offering the coins to the public at $55, only five cents more than the Mint\u2019s price, but Universal is not charging for shipping. The company also is including a complimentary copy of a compelling 30-minute \"Heroes of America\" DVD about Medal of Honor recipients that includes comments by NBC Nightly News anchor and Managing Editor, Brian Williams, a member of the foundation\u2019s Board of Directors. The video is not included with orders placed directly with the Mint.\n\"We\u2019ve launched a $200,000 advertising campaign to reach potential buyers of these coins in the numismatic hobby as well as members of the National Rifle Association, the Veterans of Foreign Wars and other organizations and publications servicing the U.S. military. We\u2019re ready to buy more coins from the Mint when our current inventory sells out,\" said Fuljenz.\nThe Medal of Honor was established by Congress and signed into law by President Abraham Lincoln in December 1861. Former President George W. Bush described it as \"the nation\u2019s highest military distinction and the greatest award for bravery a President can bestow.\"\nIn the 150 years since its creation, less than 3,500 members of the U.S. Armed Forces have received the award for distinguishing themselves conspicuously by gallantry and intrepidity at the risk of his or her life above and beyond the call of duty.\nU.S. Marine Sergeant Dakota Meyer is the most recent recipient of the Medal of Honor. He received it on September 15, 2011 for his heroic actions in Afghanistan that helped save the lives of 36 men.\nThe obverse of the Medal of Honor silver dollar depicts Army, Navy and Air Force Medals of Honor and the inscriptions: LIBERTY, IN GOD WE TRUST, 1861 \u2013 2011 and MEDAL OF HONOR. The reverse side portrays a contemporary infantry soldier carrying a wounded comrade to safety under enemy fire and the inscriptions: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, ONE DOLLAR and E PLURIBUS UNUM.\n\"The Mint surcharges for sales of the Medal of Honor silver dollar and gold $5 denomination coins will help the foundation with various on-going projects. These include school lesson plans about Medal of Honor ideals in daily life, scholarships for children of medal recipients, exhibits, videos of recipients telling their stories for future generations, and gravesite markers for deceased recipients buried at Arlington National Cemetery,\" explained Lt. Gen. Kehoe.\n\"The money raised by sales of the coins by Universal Coin & Bullion and others will help the foundation reach out to young people to explain how ordinary Americans, through courage, sacrifice, selfless service and patriotism, can challenge fate and change the course of history.\"\nTotal mintage of the uncirculated and proof Medal of Honor silver dollars will be limited by law to a combined total of 500,000. 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        "raw_content": "In recent years the cost of wreck removal operations has dramatically risen, due partly to a series of major incidents involving complex operations, and partly to advances in technology which have made these operations possible. The Ocean Victory (Japan, 2006), Rena (New Zealand, 2011) and Costa Concordia (Italy, 2012) incidents are just three which between them have cost many hundreds of millions of dollars in wreck removal operations alone.\nOcean Victory incident, Japan, 2006\nIn most coastal nations legislation is in force which empowers authorities to make wreck removal orders. Sometimes orders have been difficult to enforce, especially as the residual value of the wreck commonly does not cover the costs involved. Generally P&I insurers have been willing to pay for reasonable operations, but sometimes there have been different views as to whether the proposed work was reasonably necessary, or whether its cost was in proportion to any hazard envisaged.\nWreck removal is now the subject of an international regime established by the Nairobi International Convention on the Removal of Wrecks, 2007 (in force from April 2015). Among other things this introduces a system of compulsory insurance and certification similar to those already in place for oil pollution, allowing rights of direct action against insurers. It remains to be seen whether this affects the frequency and scale of wreck removal orders in practice.\nRemoval of the wreck of the VLCC Tasman Spirit after\nher grounding and oil spill off Karachi in 2003\nThe Nairobi Convention applies in the \u2018Convention area\u2019 of a Contracting State, defined as its Exclusive Economic Zone or equivalent area beyond the territorial sea up to 200 miles from the coast. States Parties have the option of extending the Convention area inwards to include their territory and territorial sea, where most wrecks are located. Where this option is exercised, different rules apply under the Convention inside and outside the territorial sea, and the relevant provisions of the Convention are somewhat intricate. The effect of these provisions, and the relationship between the Convention and national laws, are examined in the following note prepared in September 2016: Wreck Removal Convention 2007 \u2013 Effect within the Territorial Sea.\nFor a table listing Contracting States to the WRC, and showing those which have extended the Convention area inwards, see: WRC States \u2013 extensions to TTS as at 31 July 2017.\nDisputes have sometimes arisen as to how the costs are to be borne of wreck removal operations relating to an oil tanker presenting a threat of pollution after an incident governed by the Civil Liability and Fund Conventions. There may also be difficulties affecting limitation of liability, either because some national laws do not allow it in respect of wreck removal, or due to liabilities incurred in the same incident for other types of maritime claim.\nFurther details of the Nairobi Convention and other relevant issues are examined in Chapter 27 of Shipping and the Environment, \u2018Removal of Wrecks and Dumping at Sea\u2019. Various documents relating to Wreck Removal can be seen under the Documents tab.\nBack to Incidents.",
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        "raw_content": "Community College First!\nby Ty Carson\n(Bay City, Michigan, United States)\nIn my experience with Financial Aid, there are five things that I would recommend a student do while at college. Those five things are go to a community college first, work at the college, join groups if possible, avoid buying things at the bookstore, and create great relationships with your teachers.\nI hope that my experience will help students save time, save money, and enter into a career that they will be proud of and can enjoy for the rest of their lives.\nWhen I first started college, I didn\u2019t go to a Community College first; I went to a University. It was a very lonely time. I was a commuter and I just felt disconnected from everyone there. I had a few spare friends that had gone there too, but I barely saw them. It was right out of High School and I just don\u2019t think I was ready for that big of a commitment. I\u2019ve talked with a few friends and they\u2019ve told me that being a commuter to a university and living on campus are two very different things. Other people could have better experiences, but this was just my own. I ended up getting kicked out for poor academic performance.\nNow, I am at a much happier place. After the University, I took a year off to figure out what I was going to do. My friend\u2019s suggested a local community college and I applied. Instantly, I felt more productive, but I still didn\u2019t know what I wanted to do. Community College was great for this because they allowed me to take my time to try out different degrees. It wasn\u2019t costing anyone anything thanks to my Pell Grant, so why not? I jumped from Pyschology, to Business, to Management, to Legal Support Professional, and finally landed on Graphic Design, even though it was staring me in the face.\nI kind of just fell into Graphic Design. I\u2019m not sure how I found out about it but I know it\u2019s where my heart was this whole time. I had always loved playing around with Adobe Photoshop Elements 4.0 and creating fan art for bands that I liked. My friends and family have always encouraged me that this is what I should do with my life. However, I think that it took the experiences at the University and the Community College to gain confidence in my skills as a Graphic Designer.\nThese classes eventually led to becoming good friends with my teacher and supervisor Michael Glowacki. Mike has inspired me to no end and helped me get a job at the\nCommunity College as a Graphic Design Lab Assistant. I strongly recommend creating great relationships with your teachers because not only can they give you recommendation letters, but it\u2019s also inspiring and he drives me to be a better Graphic Designer every day. Being a Graphic Design Lab Assistant has taught me how to communicate with fellow students about their work and my own, while also thoroughly re-teaching me and testing me about the Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, & MAC OS programs. The work can also be used as a stepping stone for your resume, while also helping you pay for books, supplies, gas, etc.\nSince we\u2019re talking about experience for resumes, I\u2019d also suggest joining groups if your schedule can allow it. My schedule was too busy at the Community College so I\u2019m trying to join in more groups at the University that I\u2019m going to in the fall for Graphic Design. However, groups can help you network, gain even more experience, and make you feel more connected to your fellow students. They also show that you are involved that you care about the people in your community.\nOne final thing, only buy at the bookstore for convenience of if you must buy supplies from there because they aren\u2019t available anywhere else. Don\u2019t avoid it completely, but the prices for some things in them are outrageous! Buy the things you absolutely need there and then go shopping for school supplies at places like Walmart. Good luck! Going to a community college made me much more confident and now I am attempting to go to a University again. I strongly suggest you do the same simply because it\u2019s cheaper, you can take your time in choosing your degree, and you can create relationships while doing so. Remember to do what you love at all costs.\nThank you Ty for sharing your story. The decision to go to a private college, public university or community college is an important one, and sometimes it is not just about cost. The instructors at a community college are there to teach and will often provide more quality instruction. Best of luck to you.\nby Kenneth Buckner\n(Knoxville TN USA)\nThis is why it is better to go to a community college for at least one to two years instead of going to a university to start out with. First the tuition is a lot lower than a university the fees and costs of books are so much lower and the lines are not that bad. The community college I graduated from was nice and the people their helped you a lot with any aid you did not get through the government.\nNext I would say is the class size is so different in most of my classes had about twelve to fifteen people in each class and the teacher would talk to each one of us when we raised our hands or depending on the teacher just start talking out loud during a lecture. It was not a place to get weeded out of or thrown to the dogs like the first two years at a university usually are.\nSome people would disagree with me about the fact a community college is better to start out with because I would get told that the class work and teacher are not of the same level as what it is in a university but that is not always true. Most of my teachers had a Masters in the field they were teaching in. Just like university it depends on where you go and what type of teachers that you have. For the rest of the fees like boarding, food, and other various things a community college allows you to have some extra money to live on till you can get into a better and cheaper place and also get used to the area you are living in. Most student like this feature about community colleges.\nThank you Kenneth for sharing your story Community College versus University. 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They had lots of time to hang out with friends and enjoy their new independence.\nMy envy began to lessen has I began learning lessons from my situation. Many of my friends dropped out, received poor grades, or moved back home during their first year. I am the only one remaining of our initial group to leave from college together. I had to mature into a man quickly. No one paved the road for me. I am ready for life's challenges because I have to work hard for my goal to complete college without lots of loans. I completed my first two years at the community college under the university plan. This was affordable. I work about 30 hours a week and take up to 17 credit hours. This has not been easy, but it was critical for me to learn how to manage my time, be dedicated to my future and not only focus on the present.\nI am now moving into the University. I have joined the US Air Force ROTC. Although this is added responsibility, it is one that I am committed to. I was accepted into a field training program that allows me to earn some money in the summer that I can apply to school, but the real gift will be my future of serving my country and assisting people in the health profession.\nI will continue to work, but I seek scholarships to assist so I don't have to exit college with a large monthly payment on the salary of the military. I know I will have to take out some loans, but I have tried to hold out as long as possible. I have learned how important it was to find a community college that has a partnership with the local university. I began at the community college with a university advisor. I was a university student paying community college prices. This plan has allowed me to finish 2 years debt free. Now I focus on the next two years. 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        "raw_content": "Corruption evident in Rutgers administration's selection process\n05/08/14 10:16pm Philip Wythe\nOn May 3, Condoleezza Rice broke national headlines upon rescinding her invitation as the Rutgers Class of 2014 commencement speaker. Via a Facebook post at 8:47 a.m., Rice noted that the invitation \"has become a distraction for the university community at this very special time,\" and, indirectly referencing the #NoRice student protest, stated, \"I understand and embrace the purpose of the commencement ceremony and I am simply unwilling to detract from it in any way.\"\nImmediately after Rice's press release, Rutgers students flooded Facebook, Tumblr, Twitter and other social media platforms with their perspectives on Rice's decision. Across class years, many students held mixed reactions to Rice's decision. Proponents of #NoRice congratulated the campaign, noting the power of student activism against an unflinching University institution. Meanwhile, Rice's advocates feared that her resignation was a faux pas, which would dampen Rutgers's reputation in the coming years.\nBut despite the importance of Rice's history with military aggression and violations of international laws, her image as a national political figure has overshadowed a major issue at Rutgers University: the clear administrative corruption within the Rutgers commencement speaker selection process. As various online news sources have revealed, the current administrative government has failed to uphold the democratic regulations necessary for the Rutgers commencement process.\nOriginally, Rice was invited to speak at the commencement ceremony for the class of 2013. According to nj.com, this was done through the proper democratic and bureaucratic process. \"[Rice] was first nominated, through the usual Rutgers process of asking students and faculty for recommendations, in 2012 to speak at the 2013 commencement ceremony,\" the website claims, which culminated in a commencement invitation after \"Rutgers' six-member honorary degree committee reviewed the nominations.\" Originally, Rice's 2013 invitation was created democratically, using the University's pre-existing commencement system in order to draw on Rice.\nHowever, according to several emails obtained through the Open Public Records Act, Rice's 2014 invitation directly bypassed these regulations and forced through a second invitation without democratic consultation. In New Brunswick Today's breaking article, \"Under Pressure, Condoleezza Rice Backs Out of Rutgers Graduation Speech,\" editor Charlie Kratovil reveals that the University disregarded the honorary degree committee in its entirety in order to secure Rice for 2014. Rather, Kratovil reports that \"Rutgers quietly invited her to speak at the 2014 ceremony,\" according to official emails which date Rice's invitation for April 29, 2013. \"Rice accepted the invitation on June 2, 2013,\" Kratovil states, \"months before the annual honorary degree committee was even formed.\" By late April, the University had made a decision to invite Rice, without utilizing the democratic powers within the commencement address. Indeed, the University bypassed the honorary degree committee, and the necessary student-faculty bodies for confirmation, in order to immediately secure Rice.\nHowever, this issue reaches the very top of the current University administration \u2014 indeed, this invitation was made with full disclosure towards Barchi. According to University Secretary Leslie Fehrenbach, Rice's invitation required approval from Barchi for its final confirmation. After discussing the negative fallout from the national Mike Rice basketball scandal, Fehrenbach notes, \"... when things calm down I will have Bob [Barchi] approve it and we will agree on a time to send it.\" Inherently, through his approval, Barchi was aware of the invitation created without the honorary committee's approval.\nThe handling of Rice's invitation presents a bureaucratic sloppiness and an inability to properly and respectfully handle pressing issues. 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        "raw_content": "\u200bMy son\u2019s school had what its seasonally-appropriate musical demonstration today. He goes to a private Montessori school that has about 100 students ranging from 2-12 years old, and he\u2019s been there since he was 2. This is his last year, so everything that he does he observes as his last. Today was his \u201clast Winter Concert.\u201d When you\u2019re 11-years-old and time creeps by, these things are a big deal. He has been looking forward to this for a long time.\nHis school educates students from a wide variety of religious backgrounds, and they always work hard to have a non-denominational winter concert, which isn\u2019t easy. Today\u2019s program had a theme of \u201cPeace,\u201d and the only song that one would really associate with Christmas was Jingle Bell Rock. There were some cute preschool songs, a song by Cat Stevens, and a few folk songs. And then in the middle, the first grade class performed a song that made me say, out loud in the middle of the audience, \u201cOh, fuck.\u201d\n\u200bThe name of the song was Just Walk Beside Me and it was attributed as being a \u201cNative American Proverb (adapted).\u201d I don\u2019t remember all the lyrics, but it basically went like this:\nHey ho ho hey\nDon\u2019t walk in front of me\nDon\u2019t walk in back of me\nI may not lead\n\u200bThere was some really stupid choreography, and the music was a very basic chant that made it sound like it was written for a boy scout fire circle. And of course, it was first graders, so it was cute and derivative, so all the parents were beaming and smiling and laughing. They may as well have been patting their mouths and yelling \u201cwoo woo woo woo woo\u201d and hopping from foot to foot. I couldn\u2019t even watch. I was so angry.\n\u200bSome of you dear readers are right there with me, I know. Thank you for your outrage.\nFor everyone else, I will explain.\nWhat tribe is \u201cNative American\u201d from which this \u201cproverb\u201d was drawn? This is problematic because it teaches these children, and everyone else watching, that we are one monolithic tribe instead of 573 tribes (federally recognized).\nThe lyrics are so stupidly stereotypical, it reinforces every single stereotype about this \u201cNative American\u201d tribe that these kids might ever have had.\nThe chanting melody also reinforces this stereotype.\nIt\u2019s lazy ass bullshit.\nIf you google search this song, it shows up as the \u201cCamp Kesem Closing Song,\" it\u2019s also attributed to Albert Camus, Winnie the pooh, and a 12-year-old girl. Among others. I mean, come on!\n\u200bThere I was, in the middle of this performance, seething. My only comfort was that this was the first-grade class, and my son is in the 6th grade, so I had several other classes to sit through before his and thus I had time to regain my composure. By the time he was on the risers I was back in the moment and wasn\u2019t quite so ready to rip off someone\u2019s head.\n\u200bAfter the concert, the director of the school gave a pitch asking for donations to support the schools\u2019 art, music, and Spanish programs. I didn\u2019t stay to listen. We\u2019ve been burned by the Spanish program (tipi in the classroom), and now the music program. We really like the art teacher, and we\u2019ve bought enough dang raffle tickets in the years we\u2019ve sent kids to the school to support at least one year of her salary. I just wanted to leave, I was so frustrated and angry and\u2026 wondering where my allies were.\n\u200bI was so angry not just because the school did a bad, but because I knew that unless I made a fuss, it was going to go unnoticed. Just like all the others. Just like the time the teachers started calling my son by the wrong name. We\u2019ll pretend my son is named Sam, but that is a nickname, a shortened version of a longer Apache name. His teacher started calling him Samuel, which is a name from the Bible. We are not Christian, we are not Jewish, and I would not give my child a name from the Bible. I had to make a point of getting in touch with the teacher to tell her that his name is not Samuel, it is (different Apache name), and I had to ask her to not call him Samuel. (This has happened twice, by the way). They assume, instead of looking in the roster. They assume they are correct, and until I say otherwise, they go along with this assumption. This is no different- until I say something, they will smile and talk about what a wonderful concert that was, and weren\u2019t those kids darling, and they will have no idea that they did a racist, lazy-ass, shitty song that reinforced racist stereotypes for the entire school audience.\n\u200bDo you remember way back in November of 2016, when people started wearing safety pins to demonstrate their status as allies? The whole world had fallen apart, a tyrant had been elected president, and white liberals responded by pinning a safety pin to their shirts. I will confess, I did it too. I marched and wrote stuff and was pretty upset. I was concerned about what this meant for indigenous people\u2019s rights, and as it turns out I was right to worry. I was also upset by how upset everyone else was, because it felt like I had been invisible for all these years, and now these safety-pin-wearing people were crying and moaning and posting on facebook about how they had been betrayed by white women \u2013 white women (!) and what were they thinking (!) and now they needed a secret sign just so they could tell the allies from the betrayers. Eventually some people wrote some essays and the whole concept of ally was unpacked and people unpinned their safety pins, and other people did their laundry and just never put the safety pin back on the shirt, and then it was a new year, and then a zillion other unimaginable things happened and we had so many real-life things to worry about that safety pins stopped being the thing to read about on the internet.\nWhen the safety-pin debacle happened, the critique was that it was an empty gesture. It is easy to designate oneself as an ally, but behaving as an ally is complicated. It\u2019s hard. It is challenging. I have occasionally seen safety pins lately, and I saw one today as I was leaving the concert. I didn\u2019t even look at the person who was wearing the pin, I just saw it and nodded- yup. Empty gesture. Behaving as an ally means doing more than saying you are there, it means learning that calling a song a Native American Proverb is racist, and then- and this is the important part- speaking out about it so that the people who are really impacted by this don\u2019t have to. It means paying attention to the names of the children in your class, or in your orchestra, and when you are using their full name you make sure you use the correct name and you do your damnedest to pronounce it correctly. It means learning that you made a mistake, correcting that mistake and then apologizing for being an asshole without making the person you wronged have to do the emotional work of educating you then forgiving you.\n\u200bI have a friend who I would call an ally. She sends her kids to summer camp every year, and at that summer camp they designated every class by a different tribe. She and I were talking one day and she told me about this, and I kind of lost my shit. Because you don\u2019t call kids\u2019 camp classes by tribe. It\u2019s bullshit- it objectifies these tribes, dehumanizes them. Call them the damn Dolphins and the Racoons or the Oaks and the Aspens but don\u2019t call one camp class the Lakota and another the Potawatomi. My friend contacted the camp director, and over the course of months (yes, months!), they changed the formatting of their camp so they no longer use tribe names for their different classes. My friend had to challenge the camp director, she had to say this was racist and she had to justify her claim because the camp didn\u2019t believe her. But once it was said, they listened and they changed their practice. This is what an ally does. My friend doesn\u2019t wear a safety pin on her shirt. She is an ally because she cares about people, not because it looks good.\n\u200bI wish I had more friends like this. I am so tired of this. As I texted my ally friend when I was listening and seething today, I am so done with this. So done. I wish I could easily take my kid out of this school, but this happens everywhere. Instead I\u2019m writing about it here, and I\u2019ll tell my therapist, and I\u2019m telling you. And when I\u2019m done being so angry, I\u2019ll tell the school. When I don\u2019t feel like ripping figurative heads from bodies, I\u2019ll tell the school. I will confess though- I did have fantasies of standing up in the middle of the concert and yelling, \u201cWhat the actual fuck, you guys? What are you thinking? Who is allowing this to happen?\u201d These were just fantasies, though. Just fantasies. I didn\u2019t ruin the concert for anyone, I promise. They ruined it for me, but I made sure everyone had a wonderful time watching their child perpetuate societal racism on for yet another generation. It was adorable.\nThe Irish and The Indians\nI have been listening to Maeve Higgins\u2019 memoir Maeve in America on audiobook. In this book she writes about her identity as an Irish woman, a funny person, and the cultural experience of being a funny Irish person in America. I have always appreciated her humor- I find her bracing, sharp, and smart; and as a person who adores puns, I love listening to her when she is just chatting away on podcasts because there is always another layer to her humor that leaves me meowing out in laughter as I drive, shower, cook, and so on. I live in New Mexico and she lives in New York City, but other than the fact that she is clearly a dog person and I am most definitely not a dog person, I wish I could meet her because I feel like we could be friends.\nListening to her book this morning as I showered, I was thinking about my time in Ireland in the mid-1990\u2019s. After college, I spent a year there, working through a student visa work-abroad program. Many people asked me, \u201cWhy Ireland?\u201d\n\u200bI\u2019d shrug. \u201cWell, with a BA in music, I was destined to pour coffee somewhere. I figured it might as well be someplace good.\u201d\nThey asked, \u201cWhy not someplace else?\u201d\n\u201cBecause they speak English in Ireland.\u201d\nThat was part of it. In truth, ever since I had fallen in love with The Pogues in high school, I had wanted to go to Ireland. From The Pogues, I learned about The Troubles, and learned that there was another place in the English-speaking world where colonization had created a culture of dispossessed peoples. I was fascinated with Ireland for many reasons- I loved the music, I loved the counter culture, I found the idea of this colonized island where the people had fought back and were still fighting inspiring and invigorating. I didn\u2019t have the maturity or resources to investigate these ideas then- I was pretty wrapped up in my own feelings of marginalization and I had no place to put that, and I was fairly depressed and aimless, and I really had no idea what I was going to do with my BA in music, so Ireland was a great adventure or curiosity.\nWhen I arrived in Ireland, I found out a few really important details that the American Myth of Ireland had failed to provide prior to my trip. First, a lot of Americans make a pilgrimage to Ireland to discover their Irish roots. A lot. Really, more than you can imagine. At the time, it was an island where more people emigrated than remained, and that was a key feature of the culture. Everyone I talked to had a cousin in Boston. Imagine all those people, for generations, coming back as tourist and talking about their grandparents\u2019, great-grandparents\u2019, great-great-grandparents\u2019 immigration story. I get pretty tired of hearing about so-and-so\u2019s Cherokee great-grandmother. I can\u2019t imagine if all those people took regular trips to Tulsa to visit their Great-grandmother\u2019s (relocated) homeland.\nWhen I was in Ireland, many of the people I met would become very guarded when they learned I was American. They would instantly pause, as though they were waiting for me to proudly announce my ancestral hometown. Some people came out and asked me. When I said, \u201cno, I have no connection to Ireland. I\u2019m Native American. Apache. I just came here because I thought it would be cool.\u201d They would visibly relax- it was a mirror of the response I must have when someone starts up about their Cherokee Princess relation. People would show near disbelief at times, as though to ask, \u201cThen why are you here? Why would you come here? We are all leaving, why would you want to be here?\u201d\n.\u200bThe second myth was one that I had created in my head- and that was that people drink coffee in Ireland. They may drink coffee now, but they sure didn\u2019t drink a lot of coffee in 1995. It was all tea then, and nobody wanted to hire me to pour tea. There was just about one coffee shop in Dublin, and they did not want to hire me. It took me months to get a job. Dang, but I was broke. Broke, and depressed. That is how I would characterize most of my time in Dublin. Oh, and drunk. Broke, depressed, and drunk. So basically, I fit right in with everyone else in my building where nobody seemed to work much, but everyone had enough money for hash and cider.\nI had a friend of a friend with whom I stayed when I first arrived, Mary. Mary was a great resource- she was a little older than I, she had a house and she even gave me a temporary job when I wasn\u2019t able to find one. Mary and I spoke a little about how we had a shared history of colonization- the Irish and the Native Americans. Mary talked about the burden of occupation, the history of Ireland and the difficulty of untangling the feelings of being part of the country that colonized yours, yet also deeply resenting that country. As I wrote earlier- I was still young and hadn\u2019t really investigated my own feelings about my own colonization. I wish I still knew Mary so I could have this conversation again, it would be so much more nuanced. I wouldn\u2019t be so drunk.\nIn spite of the difficulties finding work, when I was in Ireland I felt at home. A quality of Irish culture that Higgins writes about in her book is the humor- that her family values laughter, taking the piss, slagging off. Although it was a surprise at first to me, and being a stranger in a strange land is always a little off-putting, I really loved the laughter I found in Ireland. I loved the relaxed feeling of laughing, the set-up and pitch of a really good joke, and the expectation that not only would I be able to take a joke, but it would able be okay for me to give it out every once in awhile. It was so much like Native humor, it was comfortable for me to slide right in and be myself.\nHumor in Indian Country is all about laughing at ourselves and each other. To fit in with my family, you are quick-witted, easily amused, and you understand that the worst insults are often the best compliments, because then you are part of the community. In Indian Country, people\u2019s most disfiguring features become their nick-names. In the white world, you don\u2019t mention a person\u2019s size. In Indian Country, that guy\u2019s name is Fatty.\nWhen I came back from Ireland, I went to nursing school then got a job as a hospice nurse. The first week on the job, we were all standing around a patient\u2019s bed, changing her sheets and cleaning up her bed and general area. The patient was close to death, and it had been a prolonged decline. I was still training, so I was working closely with my supervisor, so she was talking me through the job, and we were having a great time that afternoon. We were laughing and chatting, and she stopped herself and said as an aside- \u201cOh, I\u2019m sorry. I should have said, in hospice we tend to have gallows humor.\u201d\nI was surprised by her comment, because I had no idea what gallows humor even was. I didn\u2019t realize we were using gallows humor; we were simply doing our job, respectfully helping our patient get comfortable with clean bedding and nice surroundings, and involving her in our jokes even though she couldn\u2019t respond any more because she was\u2026 well\u2026 dying. We weren\u2019t making jokes at her expense, we were being respectful, but we were definitely laughing and having a good time. At that moment I realized that my life had been defined by a sense of humor that was maudlin and tinged with an edge of darkness. That is what we have in Indian Country, and that was what I found in Ireland- people who see the darkness, understand that there is death, poverty, and conflict. Instead of looking away or denying its presence, we choose to stand next to it and laugh.\nAs I read Higgins\u2019 writing about her family\u2019s humor, I wanted to invite her to spend time in Indian Country. I think she would find that she may struggle with the small talk- we would rather sit in absolute silence than talk slowly about tea during a train ride, but we will be happy to laugh long into the night, relaxing and chatting over nothing at all. I might be flexible about the dog thing, because Yorkies are adorable, and even forgivable given they are pedigree dogs and all that. Pugs though? They\u2019re just weird.\nAirplane Racists\n\u200bI fly a lot. I go to conferences, professional meetings, grant meetings, and occasionally I get to fly for pleasure. Not too long ago I was on an airplane with my family, heading off for a family vacation. I\u2019m sitting next to my beautiful Apache sons; we are so excited to finally have this holiday together. This is the same holiday we had planned for Spring Break 2017, but the trip was ruined by one of the many snowpocalypse disasters that are most certainly not an indicator of global climate change. After having this trip cancelled- no, ruined- once, we are finally on the airplane and heading east together, high on anticipation and maybe a little caffeine.\n\u200bUnfortunately, airplanes end up being the home of some of the worst racism I personally encounter. As a white-passing Native person, I have the privilege of skating through my days without being othered on a regular basis, particularly when I make the conscious effort to stay in my lane. Airplanes force me out of my lane. Worse, they force me to come in close contact with strangers and their racial biases.\n\u200bIt most often happens with white people. They are almost always older than me. I\u2019m 44 years old and this has been happening to me for as long as I have been flying by myself, I wonder if this will continue until I die. Like, I will be 95 years old and have some 105-year-old crepe-paper transparent skinned guy in the seat next to me, arms covered in bruises and band-aids, sucking on his personal oxygen delivery system, and he will pull back his O2 face mask to start chatting me up about whatever shit and somehow even this guy will find some way to drop a racist shit-bomb on me.\n\u200bThe most frequent insult is one that I can watch coming, one I brace myself against but typically cannot prevent. It comes in the form of the Chatty Seatmate. The chatty seatmate will sit down and begin by asking me where I\u2019m going. I\u2019ll smile politely and respond. Business or pleasure, he\u2019ll ask me. I\u2019ll look back up from my book and say, \u201cbusiness.\u201d\n\u201cI\u2019m an associate professor of nursing.\u201d\n\u201cReally?\u201d his curiosity will be piqued. This is where I brace myself. I\u2019ve tried to take a different approach and say that I\u2019m a nurse, but then he asks where I practice and then I have to do this long and complicated explanation about not practicing because and because and\u2026 so it\u2019s easier to just say it straight out. Then he will ask what I teach, or where, or if he really knows what faculty do, he\u2019ll ask me about this. If I lie and say I practice somewhere, he\u2019ll ask if I know so-and-so. I\u2019m a terrible liar, and it gets weird, so I\u2019ve learned to be honest because that makes it less weird. Weird, but less weird. The long and the short of it is, the chatty seatmate will eventually get around to asking me about what I really do.\n\u201cI do research with Native American communities. I do research on cancer disparities.\u201d\nThis is where he usually cocks his head like a parakeet. The gears are turning. He could go so many directions here, but he always ends up in the same place. \u201cWell, it\u2019s because of alcoholism, of course.\u201d\n\u200bHere is where I have no good response. What I want to say is, \u201cwell, your answer is based on your racist stereotype of Native Americans. Substance abuse and general behavioral health issues are certainly an issue in our communities, but let\u2019s not forget that white people have the highest rates of opioid abuse, opioid-related accidental death, and other substance-abuse related morbidity and mortality, you ignorant jerk. Of course.\u201d But instead I stammer and get really academic and end up trying to end the conversation with something along the lines of \u201cwell, no, that\u2019s not really a direct causal component of the leading causes of cancer death, which are the same as whites- prostate and breast, lung cancer and colorectal cancer.\u201d\nAt this point, my chatty seatmate will either transition into one of the next categories or they will continue to argue about alcohol abuse in Native communities, whitesplaining this problem to me as though I don\u2019t know the facts better than they do, as though I haven't dedicated my career to these issues. Published in high impact journals on this. Have established expertise. But yeah. Good times.\n\u200bFrequently the chatty seatmate will transition into the Reservation Neighbor. They will tell me all about how they grew up or once lived in Idaho or Arizona or Oklahoma or whatever state has a reservation in it. Authority established, I get to hear about how there were always passed out bodies lining the sidewalks in front of the Indian bars in their border town back in the early 1960s. I\u2019ll hear about how they were always drunk, or they couldn\u2019t take care of their children, or their kids were overloading the foster care system or welfare or whatever social systems were polluted by these dirty, uneducated, (savage) group of less-than-human creatures. The best ones will talk about how they were the only white family in their school, so they know what it is like to be subject to racism because those Native American kids were really mean to them.\n\u200bI often hope they will be the Reservation Neighbor. The Reservation Neighbor gives me the opportunity to casually say, \u201cOh really? That sounds terrible. It isn\u2019t at all like that with my tribe.\u201d\n\u200bThis will stop the conversation instantly. The Reservation Neighbor will pause mid-breath and look at me. They will parakeet cock their head in the opposite direction, visually running an ELISA assay with my blood quantum. Dark eyes, darkish hair, bone structure, yes. Brown hair, olive-tinged skin- maybe? Too slender to be Indian, of course. If they are really clueless, they keep going. At this point, I get out my headphones and pick up my book. I don\u2019t need to put up with this garbage. Even so, many people want to slip in their connection to royalty.\n\u200bYou may have met her, the Cherokee Granddaughter. I have. This country is overrun with Cherokee Granddaughters. I really hope the Cherokee Nation is prepared for the day when all these Cherokee Granddaughters come knocking on their door, hoping to register for tribal member status. I can imagine the emergency plan they have in place, perhaps running occasional drills to confirm their preparedness. This plan has a special phone tree, some arms set up to bring in tribal registrars from other tribes to provide relief from the late nights spent searching down non-existent family records, others specifically designated to bring in tents, tables and chairs, tribal librarians on call at all times. There are tribal counselors with a designated tent, on hand to provide trauma-informed care with these Princesses once their lineage is denied and the family history about grandma is proven wrong.\n\u200bThe Cherokee Granddaughter is the woman who has been told that she has \u201cIndian Blood\u201d. She always attributes it to that grandmother who really looks \u201cNative American\u201d in her sepia-toned black and white wedding photo taken back in 1915. This is the grandmother who, according to family lore, had high cheekbones and \u201creally dark skin\u201d and \u201clong, black hair\u201d. Also related: Cherokee Grandson.\nThe Cherokee grandmother myth is so common, it has entire dissertations written about it. The genetic ancestry testing website 23andme has a faq for people who are disappointed when their DNA test comes back without any of that hearty Native American blood they were promised in those bedtime stories about grandma. Whenever someone tells me that they have a Cherokee grandmother, I feel embarrassed for them. They are telling me so much about themselves when they say this. They are telling me that they believed their grandmother was essentially stolen away from her tribe, a weak woman who was liberated from her savage captors and shown the wonderful ways of the white world. They are telling me that once this woman married their grandfather, she abandoned her family and all her connections to home.\n\u200bThe Cherokee Granddaughter is demonstrating her belief in white superiority by perpetuating the Cherokee Granddaughter myth, and worse, she is commodifying the very important relationship that those of us who are indigenous have with our tribes, families, and traditional beliefs and ways. She is telling me that this fictitious ancestry is a collectible, like an Elvis plate you\u2019d buy from the Franklin Mint and hang on the wall but is otherwise meaningless.\n\u200bFinally, I have the Overheard Racism. This brings us to the flight with my kids. I\u2019m in a row with my boys, ages 13 and 10, and sitting right behind us is an unpleasantly perfect example of Overheard Racism. As we are taxiing to take-off, we hear the women behind us. We have behind us, the Chatty Seatmate and the Reservation Neighbor combined in one. She is sitting next to two women who are not from New Mexico, and she is DELIGHTED to tell them all about her life in Farmington, NM. She works in the public education system in this border town, where her student population is a combination of Spanish-speaking new immigrant families and Navajo families.\n\u200bShe begins by telling her neighbors about her students. Everything she says is done in a very authoritative, matter-of-fact way, and she is loud. I am actually surprised that she is speaking so loudly, maybe she\u2019s using her teacher voice. Her students, she says, have a lot of learning issues. All the students are bilingual, some speak more English than others. It\u2019s clear that she believes it\u2019s her job as a public school educator to assimilate her students, and this includes ensuring they can learn in English.\n\u201cThe Spanish-speaking students are at an advantage\u201d, she says. \u201cAt the very least, they can learn in one of their languages. But the Navajo students? They really can\u2019t learn in either language. It\u2019s so sad.\u201d She does not sound very sad as she says this. The other women in her row commiserate, yes. So sad. Luridly sad. She goes on, describing how these poor children are virtually unreachable. No education, and really no way to teach them- they don\u2019t want to learn. Their families have no interest in education, this goes generation after generation. So horrible. Yes, so horrible, her seat-mates agree. And then one of the women in the row begins pressing her for more information.\n\u201cAnd what about the abuse?\u201d\n\u201cOh yes, there is so much abuse in those children.\u201d\n\u201cYes, so sad.\u201d And they all cluck like hens.\n\u200bI have turned in my seat and given them stink-eye at least twice by this point. I am aghast that this conversation is taking place behind me, that my sons are hearing this conversation. I try to tell the older son to not pay attention. He is reading a book, I am hoping he isn\u2019t even paying attention to me. The 10-year-old is looking out the window. I lean over and tell him, for one of the few times in his life, to put in his earbuds and play with the iPad. He refuses, he is too interested in listening to the train wreck behind us. The plane is starting take-off. I am hoping that the sound of the engine will drown out their horrible hen-pecking.\n\u200bIt doesn\u2019t.\n\u200bA seatmate presses her even further. \u201cAnd sexual abuse?\u201d\n\u201cOh yes, that is terrible in these kids. I can\u2019t even begin to tell you.\u201d There is more clucking.\n\u200bI turn in my seat and catch the eye of one of the women. I glare at her. She gives me a sad smile, as though we are all agreeing that these poor Navajo children are just living like animals, isn\u2019t it just awful? My heart is racing, I feel my face flush. What the actual fuck?\nThen the Overheard Racist continues. \u201cOh, but we do have one woman in the school, she\u2019s a teacher, and she's Navajo. She is wonderful, and she really knows how to reach them.\u201d We learn, over the next ten minutes, that this one woman is the exception. Unlike all those others, her pet Navajo got out. She actually uses those words, \u201cgot out.\u201d She describes how this woman is so smart, and good at what she does. Overheard Racist goes into great detail about this woman\u2019s life history as though she is trying to figure out for herself what it is that sets her pet Navajo apart, what life event happened that made her so \u201cspecial\u201d. She speaks with such pride about her pet Navajo as she describes a work-related trip they took to Chicago; the pet had never been on an airplane, she was in awe of the big city, and the Overheard Racist made the whole world available to her.\nThe 10-year-old looks at me with a look in his eyes I haven\u2019t seen before, as though he\u2019s trying to make fun of it but he just can\u2019t. It's as though he's trying to roll his eyes at me in solidarity, but he just can't quite make it work. I am distressed. I can\u2019t make this woman stop. She keeps going and going, passionately describing her experiences working with Navajo people in such a derogatory manner, and she won\u2019t stop. Through the course of her conversation with her new best friends, it is clear that this woman, this educator, believes that Native Americans are uneducable, lost causes, essentially animals. When she meets a Native American who breaks her stereotype, it\u2019s because this one person is somehow an exception to the rule. *\n\u200bI look to my husband and ask him to send a privileged white guy stink-eye over their way. He looks back at them, then looks at me and shrugs. They keep going. I am overwhelmed, helpless. Our plane is wheels up, I can\u2019t stand up, and if I did I have no idea what I would say. All I can think is that my kids are hearing how the rest of the world thinks about Native Americans, and it really, really sucks. I have done everything humanly possible to shelter them from this, and here we are, and I am powerless. So, I do the only thing I have left. I cry. I sit in my seat and tears fall.\n\u200bEventually they transition to talking about Overheard Racist\u2019s impending retirement plans. I hope she retires to someplace nice and warm. I\u2019m thinking someplace where lava flows freely, and fire shoots up from the scorched soil everlasting, like maybe . . . hell?\n\u200bAirplanes are little indiscriminate sardine cans, randomizing society into little 3-seat clusters. I never know what I\u2019m going to get. A lot of people of color I know will board the plane and immediately put in earbuds so they don\u2019t have to listen to the craziness around them. Without hearing the crappy things people say, there is some insulation from the soul wounds that can slowly wear you away over time. I can only tolerate earbuds for so long, this strategy doesn\u2019t work that well for me.\n\u200bWe talk about travel exposing us to all the world has to offer. As a parent, I want to share new experiences with my kids and take them to great new places. Unfortunately, this means we get to hear, see, and experience those rotten parts of humanity that I would prefer we could avoid. I know that in the grand scheme of things, overhearing words is relatively minor, and it is so much better that they hear this as directed to other people than if they were spoken to or about them.\n\u200bI know I shouldn't sweat the small stuff, and this is a small thing. Yet powerlessness sucks, no matter when it happens, and no matter the size. Airplanes leave me powerless just by the trapped nature of the capsule in the air effect. It is much easier to tolerate and let things go than to try to educate or persuade, particularly in a short airplane encounter. We know by existing precedent that fussing on an airplane gets people thrown off the airplanes, and it\u2019s usually the person of color who loses that fight.\n\u200bTo pull this all together, no matter which Airplane Racist I have the pleasure of meeting, I get to practice (and practice) tolerance. Perhaps in the end, this is the lesson I teach my kids. Together we learn how to critically example the bullshit people say, and we learn to laugh together later about how stupid they were. It\u2019s the equivalent of decompressing over drinks with colleagues, only I do it with my kids, with hot cocoa. At least we have each other. One thing I\u2019ve learned from all these people is that they are alone in their opinions, and they have been waiting and waiting for someone like me to tell all about their grandmother\u2019s damn cheekbones.\n*I wrote this post on the plane. As I was writing it, my 13-year-old interrupted me to add this part. He specifically said this- that the Overheard Racist clearly felt her pet Navajo was an exception to the rule.\nMy husband was the guy in charge of dropping the kids off at school until early this year, when I took over. It was my turn, really. It turns out it's a lot of fun- more fun than I realized. When I used to do it- when he was out of town or had a morning meeting- it was always something I had to fit into an already busy day, usually crammed into my commute. I hated it. But now that it's just part of my day, I am really enjoying it.\nOne of the things I like to do is send them off with a little note in their head, a little mom-ism. As they get out of the car, I'll say something, Coach Taylor style. I often contemplate actually saying, \"Clear eyes! Full Hearts! Can't Lose!\" to them, partly because they would have no idea where it came from and one day they would find out it was from Friday Night Lights and it would be just another one of those weird things that mom did. I don't say it, mostly because I never remember the full saying, and end up with something like \"Clear Eyes! Empty Bowels! Can't Pee! uh... Have a great day! I love you!\"\nToday I told one child that he is going to rock and roll all night (and party every day). The other child was slow to get out of the car, so as he was gathering his things I started small, telling him he was going to \"tear it apart.\" As he opened the door, he was going to \"shred it!\" (volume increases). By the time he was out of the car and slamming the door, I yelled after him that he would \"rip their heads off!!!\"\nThe second child- the shredder- his school has a rolling drop off. It is a preschool through 6th grade, so usually there is a teacher waiting by the door when he gets out of the car. They have discouraged us in the past from telling our children to \"have a good day,\" because this is fairly meaningless. They encourage other positive sayings, like, \"work hard!\" I generally support this. I am not sure what they think of my supporting his use of violence to achieve this objective. It is a Montessori school, so...\nWe have been going skiing lately, the boys and I. The price of candy at the ski lodge is nearly equivalent to movie theater prices, so I like to bring our own when I remember. We still have Halloween candy, because my kids really only care about the hunt. Once Halloween is over, we have bags of candy that hang around the house for a few seasons until we shove it into plastic Easter eggs and give to our friends for their annual hunt. We do eat some of in the winter, packing it in the car to enjoy apr\u00e8s ski during the car ride down the mountain (ahhh, the joys of living in a ski town. do you like how I so casually talk about going skiing like everyone does this? total #humblebrag, right? We are the NDN middle class and proud of it.). As a result of this whole candy situation, we currently have a gallon-sized ziplock bag of candy sitting on the backseat of my car. This means, when my kid opens the door at drive-through drop-off, the teachers at his Montessori hear his mother yelling some aggressive craziness as he climbs over a huge bag full of party-sized snickers and three musketeers treats, wrappers flying everywhere. I'm sure we leave a great impression.\nSpeaking of Halloween... Last fall I purchased a unicorn onesie from Target. I don't want to overstate just how wonderful, how magical this unicorn onesie is. White, with a big gold star in the middle and a hood bearing a ridiculously small horn and rainbow mane, and it is fleece so it's warm, double bonus. One day in October I wore it to drop the kids off at school. The older boy, he got into the car, looked at me and smiled. He was all in. The younger kid was completely distracted when he got into the car. His motivation for getting to the car in time for us to get to school is that he gets to play on the iPad, so he didn't even look. This means we were waiting in line for drop off at his school when he looked up and saw my unicorn horn. He got a very funny smile on his face.\nI tried to play it cool. \"What?\" I replied. Like everyone wears a unicorn onesie to drop their kid off to school.\n\"That?!\" He tried to look irritated, but fifth graders don't necessarily pull off the amused-yet-irritated thing well.\n\"I don't know what you mean?\" I responded. \"It was cold out, so I thought I would wear something a little warmer. You know, with a hood?\"\nHe scoffed in mock disgust. Then he got out of the car for school. \"Clear hearts! Open eyes! Be awesome!\" I yelled after him. He pretended he didn't know the crazy woman driving his Lyft.\nI went straight home and bought two more onesies. A unicorn is awesome. A unicorn, a dragon, and a raccoon? yesssssss.\nwe just wanted some cookies\nI took my kids to see our local orchestra perform. It was a magical performance, the kind where you linger a few minutes after the house lights have gone up because you just don\u2019t want the music to end. After it became clear that the volunteer ushers were tired of us wasting their time and they wanted to go home, sit down, and watch Matlock, we gathered our coats, gloves, programs, books, devices, hats, and the kitchen sink (we don't travel light), and headed toward the exit.\nOn the way to our car we passed a new bakery. I was still feeling a little high from the music and therefore generous, so I suggested we poke our heads in and see if there was anything we might enjoy- maybe to prolong the good feeling just a little longer, or maybe we could get something yummy for tomorrow\u2019s breakfast. No croissants, but they did have a very appealing selection of macarons. We waited in the very short line, then each boy selected two macarons.\nAs I began the quick payment transaction, I noticed with only a small bit of irritation that I was standing along-side a woman who had maybe not noticed the line of people waiting for their turn? While we had patiently waited in line then worked with the shopkeeper, this woman had walked into the shop and went directly to the register to make her order. The woman was older than me by more than a few years. She had tastefully colored blond hair, cleanly applied is-it-or-isn't-it make-up, and she was wearing clothes that were comfortable, stylish, and flattering. It takes money to get the holy trinity of fashion- that combo does not come from Target.\nThe shopkeeper began to tell me what I owed him for the cookies when we heard the unmistakable sound of Native American drumming, some Native American men were drumming and singing- essentially busking- not far from the bakery, We could hear it in the shop, mixing in with the general street sounds of Santa Fe. People do this from time to time here, trying to make a little money from the tourists. The woman next to me whispered loudly to everyone in the bakery with that delighted wonder in her voice that tourists get when they believe like they\u2019re experiencing something special, \u201cThere are Indians outside!\u201d\nWithout pause, I responded, \u201cThey\u2019re inside too\u2026\u201d\nAt this point, I was just trying to pay for my damn macarons. I handed my $20 over to the shop-keeper. 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        "raw_content": "Are Expressions Of The Spirit Of Antichrist Present Today?\nThe following passages bring important warnings, basically stating that in the days prior to the Second Coming of Jesus Christ, deceptions will be common \u2014 Mt. 24:4,5,11,23,24; II Thes. 2:3,9,10-12; I Tim. 4:1-3; II Tim. 4:3; and, in support of the specific warning from John concerning the spirit and message of antichrist, I John 2:18-23 and 4:1-3. It is this particular false teaching concerning Christ upon which we will focus in this web page. This cultural phenomena is nothing short of awesome, for multiple reasons! Read on.\nThe New Gnostic / Neo-Gnostic movement is now a part of mainstream culture. We hope we clearly discern the most recent expressions of this old but dangerous lie\u2014popularly reintroduced through the New Age Movement in the 1970s and 1980s. This is not a passing fad within culture. These ideas persist (and flourish) today. These Neo-Gnostic DOCTRINES, even on the most basic issues, are now wide spread and widely embraced. Below is one definition (that) contemporary expressions of this movement offer concerning \u201cChrist.\u201d Please note how well the I John passages apply!\nA comparison between the Christ of the Bible and the Christ of Gnosticism is mind-boggling. In practically every category (e.g. \u2013 position about Being, accomplishments, etc.), the New Age or Gnostic Christ is exactly opposite that of the Biblical Christ. The following examples only scratch the surface.\nDifferences concerning the \u201cBeing\u201d of Christ (Who He/It is in essence).\nEven in this most basic category, you will notice we had to distinguish between \u201cHe\u201d and \u201cIt.\u201d This is because the Gnostic or New Age Christ is defined not as a person, but as a thing, a force, an attitude of mind, an all-present energy throughout the entire universe. Here\u2019s how a few who could be classified to fall within the Neo-Gnostic movement define Christ.\nParamahansa Yogananda (1893 \u2013 1952), a very influential Hindu prophet who was very instrumental in spreading Hindu philosophy in and whose writings have been foundational to many New Age writers, expresses this faulty view of Christ in his book, Man\u2019s Eternal Quest (pp. 334 \u2013 336):\n\u201c\u2026 We are a part of the divine Christ Consciousness present in all creation. Each individual intelligence is a part of that vast Christ intelligence. \u2026 Jesus, Krishna, Buddha, Babaji \u2013 all are Christs. They had expanded their consciousness to receive Christ Consciousness. St. John declared: \u2018As many as received him [the Christ Consciousness that was manifested in Jesus], to them gave he power to become sons of God.\u2019 \u2026 You do not imagine it, you feel it \u2013 this love that Jesus, Krishna, all of the great ones manifested \u2013 this universal intelligence and love which is called Christ Consciousness.\u201d\nNorman Paulsen, in his book, Christ Consciousness, states that all who posses Christ Consciousness share some basic common beliefs.\n\u201cAll cases of Christ Consciousness basically state the same facts: (1) The vision of the incredible brilliance, much akin to our own physical sun; (2) The face-to-face meeting with a divine intelligence which permeates the whole vessel of the creation; (3) The absolute knowing that one is immortal and that any further pursuit of salvation is unnecessary, as one already has it; (4) The elimination of the sense of sin, and the full understanding of the law of cause and effect which binds thoughts and images together in the creation.\u201d (pg. xxvii)\nDavid Spangler, one of the early Neo-Gnostic (or New Age) prophets to those in the \u201cChristian\u201d west, gives this fascinating description\u2014definition if you will\u2014concerning Christ in his book, Reflections On The Christ.\n\u201cWhat is the Christ? Within all life there exists a quality, an energy, which has as its basic characteristic irresistible growth, irresistible and inevitable expression of divinity. It is a quality which says that whatever form I am encased in I will not be held prisoner by that form, but I will transform it into a greater form. I will use all life, all experiences as stepping stones to greater revelations of divinity. The Christ is the basic evolutionary force within creation.\u201d (pg. 13; emphasis ours)\nDifferences concerning the \u201cMinistry\u201d of Christ (What He/It has done).\nHere again, every basic action of the Christ of Gnosticism is twisted into something radically different than the work of the Biblical Christ. While many authors could be cited, David Spangler\u2019s Reflections On The Christ will serve our purposes here because he targets some of the most basic and important events in the life of Christ.\nConcerning the birth of Christ, Spangler writes:\n\u201cThe true birth of the Christ was not the birth of Jesus. Jesus was an individual who himself had to recapitulate certain stages. \u2026 He had to in his consciousness touch this Christ pattern. \u2026 When he [Jesus] became awakened [tapped into the Christ pattern] there was sufficient power generated with the race itself to lift that awakened state still further. It made it possible for him then to become the Anointed One, for there to be in this case the reverse action of what happened with Buddha, a downward pull in which the Christ, or this cosmic force literally entered the vehicles of Jesus and took them over, and used those vehicles as a means of making a very important link with the Earth. The word \u2018Christos\u2019 referred to the Anointed One. This is exactly what happened; he was anointed with this cosmic power. He became the incarnation of this power on Earth. This being the actual birth of the Christ, Jesus had to manifest his own Christ consciousness before this could occur, because there has to be this resonating link.\u201d (pg. 6)\nOnce again, the man Jesus is separated from the Christ! This is one of the basic indicators of the spirit of antichrist, for I John 2:22,23 and 4:2,3 specifically state,\n\u201cWho is a liar but the one who denies that Jesus is the Christ? He is antichrist who denies the Father and the Son. Whoever denies the Son does not have the Father either. \u2026 By this you know the Spirit of God: Every spirit that confesses that Jesus Christ has come in the flesh is of God, and every spirit that does not confess that Jesus Christ has come in the flesh is not of God. And this is the spirit of the Antichrist, which you have heard was coming, and is now already in the world.\u201d\nSpangler continues, this time addressing the death of Christ:\n\u201c\u2026This is really the true crucifixion. It was not so much the hanging Jesus on the physical cross, but it was the entry of the cosmic Christ into the physical, etheric, mental, emotional energy patterns of the planetary body itself. From that point onward the Christ was no longer an educative force standing outside the planet, beckoning evolution forward. It became a very powerful force operative within the very structure of the planet itself, on really the lowest level, this is, right down to the nuclear levels, atomic levels.\u201d (pg. 7)\nWe hope you are not belittling the false messages above! While they do sound off the wall, you would be saddened by how many people embrace these doctrines of Christ today \u2013 many of them actually believing they are Christ; some having stated the very warning of Matthew 24:5 to us. \u201cI am the Christ,\u201d they have exuberantly testified. Just a few years ago one of our Endurance Ministries board members sat down and wept after having just made contact with one of the New Age (once again, very similar to Gnosticism in many respects) students with whom he had been sharing for three years. It was so overwhelming that he had a hard time getting through the Bible study on Truth Foundations the next hour. Why? Because Sean was in such a state of confusion concerning the channeled revelation that he and Kendra had bought into that the EM board member had a difficult time even following what he was trying to say. It\u2019s so sad!\nWe are in the concluding times of the end\u2014just before our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ will return in glory. There are many false christs, false teachers and major deceptions everywhere! Are we discerning our day? Are we mentally prepared for the days ahead when the people of the world who embrace this spirit of antichrist will no longer endure / put up with sound doctrine \u2026 and those who proclaim it?\nOne concluding thought:\nErwin Lutzer writes in his book, CHRIST Among Other gods: A Defense of Christ in An Age of Tolerance, \u201cThe New Age [and one could surely include the Neo-Gnostic movement] has taken the Christ of the New Testament and sculptured Him (with verbal hammer and chisel) into a completely new image which is to their liking. This new sculpture is able to sit on the same display shelf with the sculptures of Buddha, Krishna, and other holy men. The tools used to remake Christ into this image are,\n1) discovering \u2018hidden writings\u2019 that purport to contain the long-lost truths of the\ncosmic Christ;\n2) transferring primary allegiance from Scriptural revelations to new revelations\nreceived through channelers and psychics; and,\n3) developing an esoteric system of interpreting the Bible that enables the reader\nto seek hidden meanings so Jesus can be made to appear as a New Age\n(pg. 116; bracket comment ours)\nTruth Foundations are of eternal significance! Truth Matters, on this topic, eternally so.\nAt the same time these epistemological tools are being offered as substitute sources which speak contrary to the historical, Biblical Jesus, other efforts on other fronts are attacking the very source from which the true revelation concerning Jesus Christ comes\u2014namely, the Word of God, the Bible. For example, the Jesus Seminar scholars, especially promoted by the secular media (interesting, isn\u2019t it?), continue to \u201cdeceive,\u201d or, being more politically correct, \u201cshape the perspectives of many.\u201d Some of the Gnostic scholars of our day, promoted by media, including big-screen efforts like Stigmata and The Da Vinci Code, are also making a huge cultural impact toward redefining the Biblical Christ of history. But on what firm grounds do they do so?\nWhat a day in which to live! May we persist in His Truths which alone set free. Let\u2019s remember our Truth Foundations.\n\u201cFor no other foundation can anyone lay than that which is laid, which is Jesus Christ.\u201d (I Cor. 3:11; NKJV)\n\u201cIf you abide in My word, you are My disciples indeed. And you shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free.\u201d (John 8:31b, 32; NKJV)\n\u201cJesus said to him [Thomas], \u2018I am the way, the truth, and the life. 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        "raw_content": "Palermo Hotels & Resorts | Palermo Package Holidays Deal\nYou are here: Home / Archives for Europe / Italy / Nettuno\nNettuno, Italy, Day Trip From Rome\nOctober 3, 2011 By phagemann Leave a Comment\nOK, you have been visiting in Rome for some time; you think you have seen everything the city has to offer. The Coliseum was awe inspiring, the Vatican took your breath away, yet you are ready for a change, or just would like to explore a little more of Italy. Sitting in your hotel or Rome apartments you pull out your travel book and map and wonder where to next?\nThe city of Nettuno is a beautiful beachside destination, located along the Tyrrhenian Sea. With a Meditterean climate, a stunning harbor and plenty of attractions, restaurants and shops, it makes the ideal day trip location. A mere 60 kilometers south of Rome means it is easily accessible as well. Here is guide to what to do in Nettuno, and some of the best attractions and recommendations.\nGetting There: Nettuno is a very short distance from the capital city of Rome, so it can easily be visited in a day if needed, although there is certainly enough to keep visitors occupied for several days if you have the time. Traveling from Rome is simple. Since it is 60 kilometers away, you will need to purchase a train ticket, which is purchased by distance. Simply ask for a 60 kilometer ticket, and hop on one of the very frequent trains. You can also take a bus, which requires a direct ticket. This is cheaper, but can take a bit longer than the train. Of course, if you are traveling with your car the journey is easily signposted along the way.\nHistorical Landmarks: Nettuno was founded in the 9th century AD, and has much of the original infrastructure from that time period and early medieval eras as well. Stroll through the Borgo Medievale, the old quarter of town, and enjoy the traditional narrow streets and impressive buildings from centuries past. The Forte Sangallo Castle was built in 1503 and still stands in its entirety today, and can be toured if booked beforehand. Americans might be interested in the Sicily-Rome American Cemetery and Memorial, where nearly 8,000 American soldiers who died in World War II are buried. Walls surround the city, and once acted as protection against invading forces. These can be seen from many places and are fascinating to explore.\nBeach and Harbor Attractions: Although the population of Nettuno is only 46,000, there are nearly 1,000 boats that call the harbor their home. It is a focal point of tourism in the town, and certainly worth a visit. The yacht club is impressive and serves delicious local fare, but is exclusive and generally not accessible without a boat or a membership connection. Visitors can relax on the sandy shores and bask in the warmth, or swim in the blue waters, a popular pastime for locals and tourists alike.\nCuisine: It should come as no surprise that nearly every restaurant found in Nettuno serves up Italian cuisine. Many of the restaurants offer al fresco dining with views of the harbor, and seafood is a popular choice on many menus. For a truly special meal, head to favorites like the Satricvm, Cacciatori or Romolo, who all offer formal dining and quality fresh ingredients. More casual fare for offerings like traditional pizzas and pasta can be found dotting the beach, and are welcoming and often provide English menus if necessary.\nSo if you are in need of getting out of your hotel or apartments in Rome, whether just for the day or the weekend, Nettuno will make for a great destination. Thanks to its beautiful location, historical landmarks and exciting attractions, the town of Nettuno makes an ideal day trip from the nearby capital city of Rome.\nFiled Under: Featured, Italy, Nettuno, Rome",
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        "raw_content": "Travel Tales from Asia \u00bb Thailand\ntravel tips for england\nYou are here: Home / Archives for Europe / Italy / Sicily\nA Visit to Palermo, Sicily\u2019s Capital City\nPalermo is the Sicilian capital and the city is known for its architectural masterpieces, but Palermo is also home to some very friendly local Sicilian people. Although it is a large city with a population of over 600 thousand people, travelers will find Palermo is an enjoyable place to wander on the streets and explore its neighborhoods.\nWith only part of a day to explore Palermo I was able to see some of the highlights and get a sense of the people here, enough for me to know that I want to return when I can spend more time. Even though the Mafia has a strong presence here despite the Italian government's efforts to defuse it, I did not feel afraid in the city because of the heavy visible police presence. Wandering around night however is a different story according an Italian friend of mine who is a police officer in Sicily.\nWandering around Palermo's historic district I immediately recognized the Teatro Massimo, in Piazza Verdi. It is Italy's largest theatre and was the filming location for the final climactic scene in the Godfather III film. Today live opera, concerts, ballet and other performances use this venue after over 20 years of restoration work. Guided tours are available Tuesdays through Sundays for eight euros.\nThe Church of St Ignatius of Olivella is a huge church which is a well-known landmark of Palermo in the historic area. Built between the years 1598 and 1732, this church is an amazing work of Baroque architecture. Unfortunately while I was there the church was closed so I was only able to appreciate the exterior.\nThe family-run shops and cobblestoned winding streets of Palermo are what excite me. A look above gives a hint to the local culture and lifestyle as the balconies are decorated with flowers and laundry is hanging out to dry.\nWalking along not far from St Ignatius Church I came across the shop of a shoemaker, and the friendly owner, Gino Conciauro, welcomed me inside to watch the other shoemaker cutting the leather for a man's pair of Sicilian shoes. It was incredible and the next time I go back to Palermo I will definitely stop in to see Gino at his shop is on via Monteleone.\nAnother of my favorite experiences in Palermo was shopping at the outside marketplace. The locals were so friendly and not at all pushy. Anything you might need was available and the prices were reasonable. They seemed genuinely pleased that an American was shopping in Palermo.\nI will be visiting Palermo again next spring and hope to see La Martorana, Palermo's famous 12th century mosaics church in Piazza Bellini. See there is always a reason to return to Sicily!\nFiled Under: Europe, Featured, Guest Post, Italy, Margie Miklas, Sicily\nTaormina Italy \u2013 A Shopper\u2019s Delight\nTaormina is Sicily\u2019s most famous resort, situated on the beautiful Ionian Sea on the northeastern coast of Sicily. Visitors come here for the weather, the culture, the food, the ambience and the shopping.\nCorso Umberto is the primo shopping street beginning at Piazza Sant\u2019 Antonio and ending at Piazza Vittorio Emanuele II. It is usually crowded with tourists who do not seem to mind the prices. There is no lack of variety in the shops along Corso Umberto and the items for sale range from regional hand-made ceramics to fine designer clothing to delicious dolci perfected in Sicily. Here is an idea of what you can find on a shopping day in Taormina.\nTaormina has several shops which offer a wide variety of beautiful hand-painted ceramics from Caltagirone. Known as the Sicilian capital of ceramics, Caltagirone is less than two hours away. I have lingered in these shops on more than one occasion trying to decide from among the abundant selection. Although the prices are more than in Caltagirone, the ceramics are still a good buy compared to what I would have to pay in the States.\n*Carlo Panarello is one of the recommended shops which sell hand-painted ceramics plus other things. You may even be able to watch the process in the workshop here, which is situated at Corso Umberto, 122.\n*Giovanni di Blasi at Corso Umberto, 103 also offers ceramics of high quality from Caltagirone.\nIf you are interested in jewelry, Taormina has unusual pieces of fine coral jewelry in brilliant colors of scarlet and pink. A few of the shops offering quality jewelry here are:\n*Kiseki Jewels at Corso Umberto, 55\n*Sebastiano Rapisarda Gioielli at Corso Umberto, 74\n*Monili di Guglielmetti Renata at Corso Umberto, 71\n* Romano / Emilio at Corso Umberto, 75\nThere are shops selling marzipan in all shapes and almond wine called \u201cvino alla mandorla,\u201d which I had to buy. It is made in the nearby town of Castelmola. In Taormina you can find local products not found elsewhere, such as items made from lava rock from Mount Etna which is Europe\u2019s most active volcano and can be seen from Taormina. Some of these items include earrings, ashtrays and little pots shaped like volcanoes.\nClothing boutiques and shoe stores are plentiful featuring the latest haute couture from Italian designers. If you are looking for chic fashions from Dolce and Gabbana, Prada, Gucci, Armani or Fornarina, you can find them on Corso Umberto. Some of the clothing boutiques lining this street include Parisi, Musumeci, Chien and Royal Blue.\nDolci and Pasticceria\nSicily has the best sweets and especially the cannoli which are my favorite. Here are a few places on or near Corso Umberto to stop during a shopping break for a wonderful treat.\n*Bar Trinacria is located just off Corso Umberto and has a great selection of gelato as well as cannoli and other Sicilian pastries to die for. I have fond memories of a cannoli and cappuccino under an outdoor covered area while it was raining.\n*Caff\u00e8 Wunderbar \u2013 One of the most famous places in Taormina to have a granita, cappuccino and cannoli among many other dolci. This is a must for anyone who has never been to Taormina.\n*La Torinese is a deli that has been in Taormina for over 75 years and has a great selection of cheeses, wines, breads, grappas, sliced meats and pastries.\n*Bar Pirandello on Via Pirandello is a great little place to stop in and have a Panini and of course a cannoli. Homemade cookies made from pistachios from nearby Bronte are sold in bags to take home, a nice feature.\nFiled Under: Featured, Italy, Margie Miklas, Sicily, Taormina\nReaching Taormina\u2019s Beaches by Cable Car\nThe beautiful Sicilian resort city of Taormina is perched high on a hill affording spectacular views of the Ionian Sea. Since its beaches are at sea level Taormina operates its cable car system, or funivia, to transport you there and back.\nI never rode a cable car until I took the ride in Taormina and the two minute trip was a great way to enjoy the panoramic vistas. This aerial tram is a very efficient way to travel between the historic center of Taormina and the beautiful beaches below.\nTaormina\u2019s two beaches are the pebble beach of Mazzaro just below Taormina. The southernmost area of this beach is usually the most crowded especially during the high tourist season from May to October.\nThe other beach is on the small island called Isola Bella which means \u201cbeautiful island.\u201d Isola Bella is a tiny island just offshore and it has its own beach which can be accessed at low tide by a narrow strip of sand connected to the mainland. Like most beaches in Italy this is a rocky beach but nevertheless attractive to sunbathers.\nI have never been to this beach but when I stayed at the resort of CapoTaormina which is at the tip of a rocky point below Taormina, I was mesmerized by the views of Isolabella and the beautiful blues and greens of the sea here.\nOn Isola Bella there is the Nike Dive Center which offers PADI dive courses and is conveniently located within a few minute boat ride from the dive sites. Caves, canyons and sunken Roman ship are just a few of the intriguing diving adventures offered.\nThe funivia consists of two sets of four cable cars traveling in both directions. As four are moving up toward the center of Taormina, the other four are descending at the same time. Up to 680 people can be transported every hour for the cost of seven euros round trip.\nEach cable car holds 12 people and the system operates every day of the year. Cars leave every 15 minutes and the operating hours are from 8 am to 1 am Tuesdays through Sundays and from 9 am to 1 am on Mondays. Approximately 850,000 people a year use this cable car system in Taormina.\nThe summer months are very busy in this resort city and the traffic can be at a standstill at times. The cable car is a welcome option to reach the center of the city rather than driving and trying to find a parking spot.\nBecause of the cable car system staying in Taormina without a car is very doable as the majority of hotels are in the historic center of Taormina and the best way to see things is on foot. The cable car will transport you to the beaches and back plus provide one of the best views along this coastline.\nGiardini -Naxos: Where the Locals Go in Sicily\nJanuary 8, 2012 By Guest Post 1 Comment\nThe small seaside Sicilian town of Giardini-Naxos is not well-known but it is situated just next to the very popular resort city of Taormina on the Ionian Sea. It is a beautiful stretch of beach and has lots of great reasonable priced restaurants, so it is not surprising that this where the locals hang out.\nOriginally called Naxos, this village was discovered in the year 735 B.C. as a Greek colony by the Chalcidensians. Eventually it was destroyed and in the Middle Ages the name was changed to Al Kusus during the Arab invasion. Afterwards the Normans came and the name changed again, this time to Kisoi and then Schiso.\nDue to the numerous citrus orchards surrounding this village, it finally became known as \u201cGiardini\u201d and was then actually a part of Taormina.\nIn 1846 King Ferdinand II was responsible for making it an independent commune with the name Giardini-Naxos. Almost 25 years later after the Messina-Catania Railway opened the economy of Giardini-Naxos began to develop more than simply a fishing port.\nToday this once small maritime village has become one of the hotpots for tourism in Sicily.\nPort and Cruises\nGiardini-Naxos has a port where private boats as well as cruise ships depart. Since neighboring Taormina does not have its own port, the port at Giardini-Naxos is also considered to be the port of Taormina. In fact sometimes it is called the Port of Giardini Naxos-Taormina.\nWith 140 boat slips the port offers all nautical services including assistance at sea. Cruise lines anchor in the Bay of Giardini and tender in to the port here as well. Oceania Cruise Lines sails in the summertime to various ports in Italy and surrounding locations and can frequently be seen docked in the bay. From the beach and docking area, you can look up and to the north and see Taormina up on the hill.\nI love the road along the seashore, appropriately called Lungomare which means along the sea, because on one side I can see the ocean, one of my favorite things, and on the other side are all the restaurants, shops and endless possibilities to have fun.\nA few years ago my Sicilian friends Angela, Teresa and Angelica introduced me to a great friendly casual restaurant here called la Bussola. It is a casual place serving pizza and everything else with both indoor and outdoor seating. October was a little cool for outdoors so we ate inside.\nNot only were the prices very reasonable and so much less than what I had found in mainland Italy, but the food was fantastic, from pizza to pasta and anything in between. The best thing about La Bussola was the feeling of belonging thanks to the owners who were very friendly and made us feel at home. I liked this place so much that I have returned again and again whenever I have been to Sicily. It pays to know where the locals go for an experience so much better than the average tourist!\nFiled Under: Featured, Giardini-Naxos, Italy, Margie Miklas, Sicily\nCatania \u2013 Travel Destination in Sicily, Italy\nCatania is Sicily\u2019s second-largest city and has a population of 300,000. Visitors sometimes choose to stay here because of its proximity to Mount Etna, Europe\u2019s largest active volcano. Catania\u2019s rich Baroque architecture however makes it a fascinating travel destination on its own.\nCatania has been almost completely destroyed on more than one occasion. Much of the destruction occurred in the 17th century when most of the city was covered in lava, and then only 24 years afterwards, in 1693 a devastating earthquake killed two-thirds of Catania\u2019s population. Afterwards the result was massive rebuilding of the old part of Catania in the Baroque style of architecture. Many of these buildings and monuments were built using lava, so the appearance of the grey structures make for great sightseeing when traveling to Catania.\nPiazza del Duomo is the center of Catania and declared to be a UNESCO World Heritage site. Dominating the piazza is the Catania Cathedral, a magnificent piece of architecture. Dedicated to Sant\u2019 Agata, Catania\u2019s patron saint, this cathedral was built on the site of an 11 th century church which was demolished in the earthquake.\nStanding high in the center of Piazza del Duomo is the Elephant Fountain, which has become a symbol of Catania and its most famous monument. Built by Giovanni Battista Vaccarini in the 18 th century, Fontana dell\u2019 Elefante is known as \u201cLiotru\u201d by the Catanians. The elephant is made of black lava stone and on top of the elephant is an Egyptian obelisk with a globe above it and an inscription to Sant\u2019 Agata.\nFor one of the best views of the city and also Mount Etna from Catania walk up the hill on via Etnea to the beautiful public gardens of Villa Bellini. There are 17 acres of exotic plants and trees and walking here presents a welcome break after a day of sightseeing. It is a great alternative to the stone buildings that make up much of Catania and provides an opportunity for a rest from walking the cobblestoned streets.\nRoman Amphitheatre or Teatro Antico\nIn the center of the city at Piazza Stesicoro is what remains of a 2nd century B.C. Roman amphitheatre. At the time of its glory it could seat up to 17,000 spectators and it was the only amphitheatre larger than Rome\u2019s Colosseum. According a plaque at the site, the amphitheatre was abandoned by the end of the 5 th century, \u201cstripped of the lava wall-blocks for the construction of the Cathedral by the Normans\u201d in the 11 th century and for the city walls by Charles the 5 th in the 16 th century.\nCatania\u2019s airport, Catania-Fontanarossa Airport is the busiest in Sicily with more than six million passengers in 2010. Considered to be the gateway to Sicily\u2019s eastern coast, this airport makes it easy to arrive into Catania from other cities in Italy as well as Europe. Catania has a lot to offer besides being simply a gateway to Mount Etna. The city is rich in history and architecture and well worth a travel stop on your Sicily itinerary.\nFiled Under: Catania, Featured, Italy, Margie Miklas, Sicily",
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There are other systems, such as logographies, in which each character represents a word, morpheme, or semanic unit, and syllabaries, in which each character represents a syllable [3, 22].\nThe Germans, while creating their written records, used three different alphabets, which chronically changed each other [1, 22].\nThe records of Old English writing embrace a variety of matter: they are dated in different centuries, represent various dialects, belong to diverse genres and are written in different scripts. The earliest written records of English are inscriptions on hard material made in a special alphabet known as the runes. The word rune originally meant \u201csecret\u201d, \u201cmystery\u201d and hence came to denote inscriptions believed to be magic. Later the word \u201crune\u201d was applied to the characters used in writing these inscriptions.\nThere is no doubt that the art of runic writing was known to the Germanic tribes long before they came to Britain, since runic inscriptions have also been found in Scandinavia. The runes were used as letters, each symbol to indicate a separate sound [2, 63]. This principle, however, was not always observed, even at the earliest stages of phonetic spelling. Some OE letters indicated two or more sounds, even distinct phonemes. The letters could indicate short and long sounds [4].\nThe runic alphabet is a specifically Germanic alphabet, not to be found in languages of other groups. Runic letters are angular; straight lines are preferred, curved lines avoided; this is due to the fact that runic inscriptions were cut in hard material: stone, bone or wood. The shapes of some letters resemble those of Greek or Latin, other have not been traced to any known alphabet, and the order of the runes in the alphabet is certainly original. To this day the origin of the runes is a matter of conjecture [2, 64].\nThe number of runes in different OG languages varied. As compared to continental, the number of runes in England was larger: new runes were added as new sounds appeared in English (from 28 to 33 runes in Britain against 16 or 24 on the continent). The main use of runes was to make short inscriptions on objects, often to bestow on them some special power or magic.\nThe runic alphabets are a set of related alphabets using letters known as runes to write various Germanic languages prior to the adoption of the Latin alphabet and for specialized purposes thereafter. The Scandinavian variants are also known as futhark (or fu\u044eark, derived from their first six letters of the alphabet: F, U, \u042e, A, R, and K); the Anglo-Saxon variant is futhorc (due to sound changes undergone in Old English by the same six letters). Runology is the study of the runic alphabets, runic inscriptions, runestones, and their history. Runology forms a specialized branch of Germanic linguistics.\nThe earliest runic inscriptions date from around 150 AD, and the characters was generally replaced by the Latin alphabet along with Christianization by around 700 AD in central Europe and by around 1100 AD in Northern Europe; however, the use of runes persisted for specialized purposes in Northern Europe, longest in rural Sweden until the early twentieth century (used mainly for decoration as runes in Dalarna and on Runic calendars).\nThe three best-known runic alphabets are the Elder Futhark (around 150 to 800 AD), the Old English Futhorc (400 to 1100 AD), and the Younger Futhark (800-1100). The Younger Futhark is further divided into the long-branch runes (also called Danish, although they were also used in Norway and Sweden), short-branch or R\u0446k runes (also called Swedish-Norwegian, although they were also used in Denmark), and the stavesyle or H\u0434lsinge runes (staveless runes). The Younger Futhark developed further into the Marcomannic runes, the Medieval runes (1100 AD to 1500 AD), and the Dalecarlian runes (around 1500 to 1800 AD).\n\u00b7 'Kilroy was here' type inscriptions on cliff walls, large rocks and buildings\n\u00b7 grave stone inscriptions, often with who carved the runes and who was buried, and also who made sure the stone was raised. (Later grave slabs or stone coffins were sometimes inscribed with Christian texts carved in runes)\n\u00b7 religious/magic inscriptions: prayers and curses, formulas on charms, etc.\n\u00b7 inscriptions related to trade and politics: There are many examples of trade communication: stock orders and descriptions, excuses for not having payed on time, trade name tags for bags or cases of produce, etc. The trade inscriptions are often carved on wooden rune sticks. Political inscriptions are to do with matters of the law, historical figures state that they were somewhere hiding from the enemy, secret messages to do with the fighting of wars, etc.\n\u00b7 personal letters: love letters, greetings between friends, proposals, etc.\n\u00b7 rude messages, similar to modern graffiti or sms today\n\u00b7 Art and craft-signatures: Goldsmiths, blacksmiths, wood carvers, church builders, etc., often put their name on what they made. Objects also somtimes had names carved onto them - either the name of the object itself, or the name of the person who owned it.\nThe origins of the runic alphabet are uncertain. Many characters of the Elder Futhark bear a close resemblance to characters from the Latin alphabet. Other candidates are the 5th to 1st century BC Northern Italic alphabets: Lepontic, Rhaetic and Venetic, all of which are closely related to each other and descend from the Old Italic alphabet [5].\nThe best known runic insctiptions in England are the earliest extant OE written records. One of them is an inscription on a box called the \u201cFranks Casket\u201d, the other is a short text on a stone cross in Dumfriesshire near the village of Ruthwell known as the \u201cRuthwell Cross\u201d. Both records are in the Northumbrian dialect.\nThe Franks Casket eas discovered in the early years of the 19th c. in France, and was presented to the British Museum by a British archeologist. A. W. Franks. The Casket is a small box made of whale bone; its four sides are carved: there are pictures in the centre and runic inscriptions around. The around them, in alliterative verse, tellsthe story of the whale bone, of which the Cascet is made [2, 65].\nThe Ruthwell Cross is a 15ft tall stone cross inscribed and ornamented on all sides. The principal inscription has been reconstructed into a passage from an OE religious poem, THE DREAM OF THE ROOD, which was also found in another version in a later manuscript.\nMany runic inscriptions have been preserved on weapons, coins, amulets, tombstones, rings, various cross fragments. Some runic insertions occur in OE manuscripts written in Latin characters. The total number of runic inscriptions in OE is about forty; the last of them belong to the end of the OE period.\nWe cannot leave unnoticed such important stage of RA development as Ulfila`s Gothic alphabet. It has got nothing in common with \u201cgothic\u201d variants of Romanticism period. The real Gothic writing system was used by the Goths on Gothland Island and later on the territory of Poland, Lithuania and even North Black Sea coast.\nThe Gothic alphabet is an alphabetic writing system attributed to Ulfilas (or Wulfila) which was used exclusively for writing the ancient Gothic language. Before its creation in the 4th century, the Goths had used runes to write their language. The new alphabet was created by Ulfilas for the purpose of translating the Christian Bible into Gothic, and it is largely derived from an uncial form of the Greek alphabet, though some elements have been borrowed from the Latin and Runic alphabets as well. Ulfilas is thought to have consciously chosen to avoid the use of the older Runic alphabet for this purpose, as it was heavily connected with ancient heathen beliefs and customs. Also, the Greek-based script probably helped to integrate of the Gothic nation into the dominant Greco-Roman culture around the Black Sea. The individual letters, however, still bore names derived from those of their Runic equivalents. During 5 following centuries it was used by west Goths in Spain and in the South of France [6].\nThe best preserved Gothic manuscript, the Codex Argenteus, dates from the 6th century and was preserved and transmitted by northern Ostrogoths in modern Italy. It contains a large part of the four Gospels. Since it is a translation from Greek, the language of the Codex Argenteus is replete with borrowed Greek words and Greek usages. The syntax in particular is often copied directly from the Greek.\nOur knowledge of the OE language comes mainly from manuscripts written in Latin characters. The Latin alphabet, introduced by Irish Christian missionaries, began to replace the Anglo-Saxon futhorc from about the seventh century. First the scripts shifted to a half-incial script of the Latin alphabet. This was replaced by insular script, a cursive and pointed version of the half-uncial script. This was used until the end of the 12th century when continental carolingian minuscule replaced the insular [3, 22]. Like elsewhere in Western Europe Latin in England was the language of the church and also the language if writing and education. The monks were practically the only literate people; they read and wrote Latin and therefore began to use Latin letters to write down English words. Like the scribes of other countries, British scribes modified the Latin script to suit their needs: they changed the shape of some letters, added new symbols to indicate sounds, for which Latin had no equivalents, attached new sound values to Latin letters [2, 65].\nThe first English words to be written down with the help of Latin characters were personal names and place names insrted I latin texts; then came glosses and longer textual insertions.\nAll over the country, in the kingdoms of England, all kinds of legel documents were written and copied. At first they ere made in Latin letters, later they erer made in the local dialects. Many documents have survived on single sheets or have been copied into large manuscripts: various wills, grants, deals of purchase, agreements, proceedings of church councils, laws, etc. Most of them are commonly known under the general heading of \u201cAnglo-Saxon Charters\u201d, the earliest are in Kentish and Mercian (8-9th c.); later laws and characters are written in West Saxon though they do not necessarily come from Wessex: West Saxon as the written form of language was used in different regions.\nGlosses to the Gospels and other religious texts were made in many English monasteries, for the benefit of those who did not know enough Latin. Their chronology, is uncertain but, undoubtedly, they constitute early samples of written English glossaries in the 8th c. Mercian, consisting of words to the Latin text arranged alphabetically, the interlinear glosses to the Lindisfarne Gospels; sepaate words and word-for-word translations scribbed betweeen the Latin lines of beautifully ornamented manuscripts, and the glosses in the Durham Ritual, both in the 10th c. Northumbrian; and also the Gospels in Mercian and Northumbrian of the same century.\nAmong the earliest insertions in Latin texts are pieces of OE poetry. Bede's HISTORIA ECCLESIASTICA GENRIS ANGLORUM (written in Latin in the 8th c.) contains an English fragment of five lines known as \u201cBede's Deaht Song\u201d and a religious poem of nine lines, \u201cCadmon's Hymn\u201d.\nOE poetry constitutes a most precious literary relic and quite a substantial portion of the records in the vernacular. All in all we have about 30, 000 lines of OE verse from many poets of some three centuries. The names of the poets are unknown except Cadmon and Cynewulf, two early Northumbrian authors.\nOE poetry manily restricted to three subjects: heroic, religious and lyrical. It is believed that many OE poems, espacially those dealing with heroic subjects, ere composed a long time before they were written down; they were handed down from generation to generation in oral form. Perhaps, they were first recorded in Northumbria some time in the 8th c., but have survived onle in West Saxon copies made a long time after-wards - the 10th or 11th c.\nThe greatest poem of the time was BEOWULF, an epic of the 7th or 8th c. It was originally composed in the Mercian or Northumbrian dialect, but has come down to us in a 10th c. West Saxon copy. It is valued both as a source of linguistic material and as a work of art; it is the oldest poem in Germanic literature. An Old English poem such as Beowulf is very different from modern poetry. Anglo-Saxon poets typically used alliterative verse, a form of verse that uses alliteration as the principal structuring device to unify lines of poetry, as opposed to other devices such as rhyme. This is a technique in which the first half of the line (the a-verse) is linked to the second half (the b-verse) through similarity in initial sound. In addition, the two halves are divided by a caesura: \"Oft Scyld Scefing \\\\ scea\u044eena \u044ereatum\".\nBeowulf is considered an epic poem in that the main character is a hero who travels great distances to prove his strength at impossible odds against supernatural demons and beasts. The poet who composed Beowulf, while objective in telling the tale, nonetheless utilizes a certain style to maintain excitement and adventure within the story. An elaborate history of characters and their lineages are spoken of, as well as their interactions with each other, debts owed and repaid, and deeds of valor.\nBeowulf is built up of several songs arranged in three chapters. It is based on old legends about the tribal life of the ancient Teutons. The author depict vividly the adventures and fights of legendary heroes some of which can be traced to historical events.\nIn the 10th century, when the old heroic verses were already declining, some new war poems were composed and inserted in the prose historical chronicles: THE BATTLE OF BRUNANBURH, THE BATTLE OF MALDON. They bear resemblance to the ancient heroic poems but deal with contemporary events: the wars with the Scots, the Picts and the raiders from Scandinavia.\nAnother group of poems are OE elegiac (lyrical) poems: WIDSITH (\u201cThe Travelle's Song\u201d), THE WANDERER, THE SEAFARER, and others. THE WANDERER depicts the sorrows and bereavement of a poet in exile: he laments the death of his protectors and friends and expresses his resignation to the gloomy fate. THE SEAFARER is considered to be the most original of the poems; it gives a mournful picture of the dark northen seas and sings joy at the return of the spring. Most of those poems are ascribed to Cynewufl.\nReligious poems paraphrase, more or less closely, the books of the Bible - GENESIS, EXODUS (written by Cadmon). ELENE, ANDREAS, CHRIST, FATE OF THE APOSTLES tel the life-stories of apostles and saints or deal with various subjects associated with the Gospels [2, 66].\nOE prose is a most valuable sources of information for the history of the language. The earliest samples of continuous prose are the first pages of the Anglo-Saxon Chronicles: brief annals of the year's happenings made at various monasteries. In the 9th c. the chronicles were unified at Winchester, the capital of Wessex. Though sometimes dropped or started again, the chronicles developed into a fairly complete prose history of England; the Winchester annals were copied and continued in other monasteries.\nOld English scribes used two kindes of letters: the runes and the letters of the Latin alphabet. The bulk of the OE material - OE manuscripts - is written in the latin script. The use of Latin letters in English differed in some points from their use in Latin, for the scribes made certain modifications and additions in order to indicate OE sounds.\n1. \u0418\u043b\u044c\u0438\u0448 \u0411. \u0410. \u0418\u0441\u0442\u043e\u0440\u0438\u044f \u0430\u043d\u0433\u043b\u0438\u0439\u0441\u043a\u043e\u0433\u043e \u044f\u0437\u044b\u043a\u0430. - 5-\u0435 \u0438\u0437\u0434\u0430\u043d\u0438\u0435. - \u041c.: \u0412\u044b\u0441\u0448\u0430\u044f \u0448\u043a\u043e\u043b\u0430, 1968. - 418\u0441.\n2. \u0420\u0430\u0441\u0442\u043e\u0440\u0433\u0443\u0435\u0432\u0430 \u0422. \u0410. \u0418\u0441\u0442\u043e\u0440\u0438\u044f \u0430\u043d\u0433\u043b\u0438\u0439\u0441\u043a\u043e\u0433\u043e \u044f\u0437\u044b\u043a\u0430. - 2-\u0435 \u0438\u0437\u0434., \u0441\u0442\u0435\u0440. - \u041c.: \u00ab\u0418\u0437\u0434. \u0410\u0441\u0442\u0440\u0435\u043b\u044c\u00bb, 2003. - 348\u0441. - \u043d\u0430 \u0430\u043d\u0433\u043b. \u044f\u0437\u044b\u043a\u0435.\n3. \u0421\u0430\u0434\u043e\u0432\u043d\u0438\u043a-\u0427\u0443\u0447\u0432\u0430\u0433\u0430 \u041d. \u0412. \u041a\u043e\u0440\u043e\u0442\u043a\u0438\u0439 \u043a\u0443\u0440\u0441 \u0437 \u0456\u0441\u0442\u043e\u0440\u0456\u0457 \u0430\u043d\u0433\u043b\u0456\u0439\u0441\u044c\u043a\u043e\u0457 \u043c\u043e\u0432\u0438. - \u0427\u0435\u0440\u043d\u0456\u0432\u0446\u0456: \u00ab\u0420\u0443\u0442\u0430\u00bb, 2009. - 57\u0441.\n4. http://article.ranez.ru/id/668/\n5. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rune",
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        "raw_content": "*This story was inspired by the conflict between Rick and A.J. that was occasionally alluded to in the Simon and Simon series, regarding Rick\u2019s service in Vietnam. I thought it would be interesting to take the Simon brothers back in time and see where my writer\u2019s imagination would lead me if I wrote a story centered around the Civil War.\nAndrew Jackson Simon sat on the hard ground, leaning back against a tree, writing fast and furiously on a tablet of paper. He paused for a moment, looking out at the encampment before him, squinting as the late afternoon sun assaulted his eyes.\nThe sound of men\u2019s voices raised in boisterous talk and laughter drifted over to A.J., carried easily by the gentle, fall breeze that stirred the yellow and gold leaves above his head. A young man of perhaps seventeen years old was playing a lively tune on a harmonica, while nearby him a cut throat game of poker ensued. One of the poker players, a large, dirty, grizzly bear of a man named Zechariah Stevens, tried to get the young harmonica player to join in the game. The other men laughed as the freckle faced musician simply shook his head and went on with his song.\n\"Hey, Stevens, the kid ain't dumb. He knows he ain\u2019t no match for us old dogs. We've been fightin' this war and playin' cards since before he was born,\" a ponytailed man in bad need of a shave quipped, causing the other card players to burst out in a renewed round of laughter.\nA.J. smiled with amusement at the teasing of the young boy before turning back to his work.\n\"Writing, writing, writing. This is all I ever see you doing. You must have plenty of news to tell the President.\"\n\"Some,\" was all A.J. said before looking up as his friend, Lieutenant Gerald Reiner, made himself comfortable on the ground, sharing the wide oak tree trunk A.J. was leaned back against.\nJerry craned his head to look over the blond man's elbow. \"What are you telling him?\"\n\"What an ass you are, and that I recommend you be demoted to camp cook,\" A.J. teased without cracking a smile.\n\"There's days when that doesn't sound like such a bad job,\" Jerry agreed. \"But what are you really writing?\"\n\"The usual. The President wants a full report of the latest battle, as always,\" A.J. said, his mood suddenly taking a down swing. He thought briefly back over the past four years, the things he had done and seen, the battles he had been a part of. Nothing ever changed much, not really. Men on both sides were still gravely wounded, many more than that killed. Nothing A.J. did or reported seemed to change that fact in the slightest.\nHaving been a friend for many years now made it easy for Jerry to detect the black aura that seemed to suddenly surround the blond. Trying to coax his friend into better humor, Jerry teased, \"Four years as a special envoy to President Lincoln has almost caused you to lose that southern accent of yours, Andrew Jackson.\"\nThe Lieutenant instantly regretted that remark, fearing he had said the wrong thing when A.J. didn't readily have a sharp retort. A few minutes of uncomfortable silence passed before A.J. informed his friend, \"I will always be a Southerner, no matter where I live or what I do. My heart bleeds for the South and what she is going through. I just...I couldn't stand by her on this issue.\"\nJerry slowly nodded, knowing this was a sensitive subject for his friend. He hadn't meant to make things worse with his teasing. He took note of a folded piece of paper in the breast pocket of A.J.'s uniform and decided it was a good time to change the subject.\n\"Is that from your mother or your sweetheart?\"\nA.J. gave a mirthless chuckle. \"I realize now, my old friend, that it's been a while since I've been with your unit. Janet wrote me a Dear John letter over a year ago. She returned the engagement ring saying she couldn't marry a traitor.\"\nJerry, who knew the situation well, cocked his head asking, \"Her words, or her father's?\"\n\"Oh, her father's I'm sure. But by the time this war is over it won't make a lick of difference. I'm a Southern boy who chose to side with the North. Even if Janet does yet have feelings for me, she'll never be allowed to act upon them. I'm not exactly popular down home, you know.\"\n\"Your mother still writes you,\" Jerry pointed out, having guessed correctly who the letter in A.J.'s pocket was from.\n\"And she always will. No one can ever turn Cecilia Simon against me. She's tried very hard to understand my reasons. Who her sons are fighting for isn't the point. That they're fighting at all is what matters. Mama just wants us home.\"\n\"When was the last time you saw her?\"\n\"Ten months ago. I was covering the battles surrounding Richmond and was able to get down to see her for a day.\"\n\"Yes. So far we've been lucky. The plantation isn't near where any of the fighting has occurred. I fear it will only be a matter of time though. It seems like the Union army wants to raid every Southerner's home it can.\"\n\"A.J...we're not all like that.\"\nA.J. smiled, looking into the eyes of his college friend. \"No...no you're not. I'm sorry. I didn't mean anything by\n\"I know you didn't. You're just worried about your mother.\"\nA.J. nodded. \"Yes...yes, I am. I've been away a long time, Jerry. Four years. It seems like a life time ago now, like I'm not even the same person I was then.\"\n\"I think it seems that way for all of us, A.J., believe me,\" Jerry sympathized, then asked, \"And Rick? How's he doing?\"\nA.J. shrugged, looking away. \"I don't hear from him, of course. According to Mother, he sees her as often as he can, which makes me happy.\"\n\"He hasn't written you at all then? Hasn\u2019t answered any of your letters?\"\n\"No, but let's be realistic, Jerry. I'm a traitor to the South. If you were a soldier in the Confederate army would you write to your brother the Turn Coat?\"\n\"I don't know. Maybe not,\" Jerry answered honestly. \"But you two are awfully close.\"\n\"Were awfully close. This war has divided us in a way I would have never thought possible. It's funny when you think about it, that something as senseless as a war could tear my brother and me apart. It's happened though, and there's not a damn thing I can do about it,\" A.J. ended bitterly.\n\"How is he doing? Rick, I mean. Does your mother ever say?\"\nA.J. smiled. \"Oh certainly. She's a sly one, our mother, that's for sure. In a very nonchalant way she always manages to write me that latest news of Rick, just as I'm sure she writes him the latest news of me.\"\nTo prove this to his friend, A.J. pulled the letter from his pocket, unfolded it, and read a paragraph out loud.\n\"Rick is doing well, although the last time I saw him, two months ago, I thought he was much too thin. This war has been hard on your brother, Andrew, just as I know it's been hard on you. He was recently promoted to the rank of Major, but other than that doesn't say too much in his letters about the battles he has fought or the like, just relates funny stories and all the devilment he is up to. You know Rick. He doesn't talk about the bad times. He asked about you the last time he visited. I know he cares about you very much and worries about your well being, just as you worry about his. It will do your mother's heart good to see you two mend fences once this terrible war has come to an end.\"\nA.J. let the open letter fall to his lap as he finished reading. \"So, as you an tell, my mother still wishes for the impossible.\"\nJerry shrugged a shoulder. \"Maybe it's not so impossible. I have a feeling that once this war is over a lot of people will see things more clearly. When the final body count is made, and the maimed and battle scarred young men go marching home, be it to the North or to the South, a lot of folks are going to be rethinking their position on things. And not just in the South either. We're all going to be wondering if any of it was really worth it.\"\n\"I already know first hand that none of it has been worth it,\" A.J. replied in his soft, southern drawl. \"The destruction has been immense, both in term of lives lost and land ruined.\" After a pause he added softly, \"Not to mention the destruction of the most important relationship in my life.\"\n\"You and your big brother.\"\n\"Yes, Jerry, me and my big brother,\" A.J. sorrowfully agreed.\nThe sadness on the twenty-six-year-old A.J.'s face was easily discernible. Jerry reached out and patted his old friend on the knee. \"Just remember, A.J., time heals. It can heal you and Rick, too, if you both let it.\"\nA.J. shook his head in uncertainty and doubt, \"We'll see,\" was all he replied to his friend and confidant.\nA loud, \"Lieutenant Reiner! Lieutenant Reiner!\" Hailed Jerry from somewhere in the camp. Jerry gave A.J.'s knee a final pat as he rose to go see who was in such desperate need of him. \"I'll see you later, A.J.,\" the man said while walking away.\nA.J. sat his pad of paper and pencil down on the ground beside him, then refolded his mother's letter and returned it to his jacket pocket. He tilted his back against the tree, looking up and taking in the brilliant colors of autumn. He thought back to another beautiful autumn day four years, and a lifetime earlier.\nA.J. was twenty-two years old that fall, and had graduated from Harvard University in May of that year with a degree in law. He had chosen to stay up north upon graduation, working in a law office in Maryland. Tensions began to mount throughout that summer between the North and the South, causing A.J. to decide to return home to Virginia in early September.\nThe blond man hoped that in returning to his boyhood home, he might be able to clear his jumbled head of the many conflicting thoughts that seemed to constantly be running through it of late.\nA.J.'s mother, Cecilia, was forty six years old that fall of 1860, and had been a widow for twelve years. She was a strong, independent lady who backed down to no one, not even her husband when he had been living. For just that reason she had been managing the family business quite successfully since Jack Simon's death, although she told her youngest quite often that she was more than ready to turn the running of the large plantation over to him whenever he said the word. A.J. had known for a long time that this was his mother's and older brother's wish, that sometime after college the younger Simon would take over the family business from Cecilia. A.J., however, wasn't quite so sure those were his plans. He hadn't revealed these thoughts to his family yet, but had no major misgivings in this area. His mother showed him her most recent financial statement on his first nights home that fall. The papers proved to A.J. what he had always suspected; that his mother was a shrewd and intelligent businesswoman. He knew, then, that if he chose to direct his life down other paths he could do so freely and without feelings of guilt.\nThe young A.J. had stepped off the train in Richmond that fall day in 1860, luxuriating for a moment in the smells and sounds of the South...of home. He looked up and down the dirt street, straining to spot his mother in her carriage, or at least one of the familiar black faces from his family\u2019s legion of slaves. All around him debarking passengers were being joyously greeted by family members and slaves alike, but A.J. quickly came to discover that he had no one awaiting his arrival. With slightly hurt feelings, the blond man picked up his suitcase and began threading his way through the crowd of people. The puzzled expression became a permanent fixture on the young man's face. He knew his mother was expecting him, and according to her most recent letter, eagerly looking forward to his arrival. Why she wasn't here to greet him, A.J. had no idea.\nA.J. crossed the street, looking this way and that, hoping to spot a neighbor going in his direction that he could hitch a ride with. He paid no attention to the heavy boot steps that clomped rapidly up behind him on the wooden sidewalk. Two large hands suddenly descended on A.J.'s shoulders, causing him to give a yelp of startled surprise.\nA smile quickly spread across A.J.'s face when a deep voice greeted in his right ear, \"Welcome home, stranger. I almost didn't recognize my own baby brother. Ya' surely look like a grown up Harvard man, A.J.\"\nThat grown up Harvard graduate turned and launched himself into the arms of his older brother. \"Rick!\" He exclaimed joyously, not expecting this surprise.\nRick pulled his brother close in return, the bear hug they shared being long and full of feeling.\nWhen they finally broke apart Rick held his sibling at arms length. \"Ya've changed, A.J. Ya' went and grew up on me. I guess I ain't gonna have no cause to peel the bullies off a' ya' now. I gotta feelin' ya' can take care of yourself just fine.\"\nA.J. smiled. \"I do okay. And speaking of changing, so have you, big brother. What's with the moustache?\"\nRick sheepishly pulled off his hat to reveal his recently receding hairline. \"It kinda makes up for what I'm losin' on top.\"\nA.J. laughed at his brother's soulful expression and balding head.\n\"Hey, knock it off, squirt,\" Rick ordered, reaching out to grab his brother in a headlock.\nA few minutes of playful scuffling ensued, a laughing A.J. disengaging himself from his brother's hold when he'd had enough. He looked Rick up and down, then gave a smart, crisp salute. \"You look quite important, Captain.\"\nRick looked down at his freshly pressed blue uniform of the Army of the United States of America, with its shiny brass buttons and the newly added insignia indicating his recent promotion. \"The ladies like it,\" Rick smiled slyly.\nA.J. rolled his eyes. \"It figures. Only my brother would chose a career in the Army because the ladies like it.\"\n\"Actually, I chose a career in the Army 'cause Daddy sent me off to military school when I was fourteen,\" Rick reminded. \"The admiration of the ladies is just a side benefit, little brother.\"\n\"One I'm sure Daddy didn't count on since he sent you to military school in the first place to get you away from Rebekah Sue Miles.\"\n\"Yes, and to give me the, \"\u2018Discipline you are so badly in need of Richard,\u2019\" Rick finished, mimicking their father and quoting him exactly.\nA.J. laughed again, recalling some of Rick's wilder schemes, and how even their strict father couldn't seem to keep a tight rein on his eldest. Military school had been Jack Simon's way of instilling discipline and maturity into his impetuous young Richard.\nA.J. could still recall clearly the day Rick left home for the military academy in Georgia. He had been nine years old and had clung to his older brother, crying as the carriage was being loaded with Rick's suitcases.\nRick had shown far more bravado than he was feeling that day, hugging A.J. tightly and telling him, \"Hey, kid, don't cry now. I'll be home for Christmas. That's not very far away. Only four months.\"\n\"Will you write?\" A.J. had sniffled.\n\"Every chance I get,\" young Rick promised.\nIt seemed like those years flew by, and before A.J. realized what was happening, it was him who was going far away from home. He was seen off to college from this very same train station four years earlier by his mother and brother.\nIn the intervening years, Rick's military career had sent him to the far wilderness corners of America, as well as into Mexico, while A.J. was busy with his studies. The brothers had last seen each other in December of 1858, when they were both home for Christmas. Amazingly enough, no matter how long they were apart, or how many miles separated them, Rick and A.J. remained as close as they had been as boys.\nRick now flung an arm around his brother's shoulders, picking up A.J.'s suitcase as he did so. Leading A.J. toward the polished black carriage parked around the corner Rick drawled, \"Boy, kiddo, ya' sure are the spittin' image of Daddy, ya' know that?\"\n\"Mama mentioned it last year at Christmas,\" was all A.J. said. \"Speaking of Christmas, I sure missed you, Rick. Christmas just isn't the same without you home.\"\n\"I missed you too, kid. And Mama. Believe me, I was sure wishin' I could be home, but I couldn't get leave. By the smells that were comin' from the kitchen when I left home a while ago, I'd say Mama's got a belated Christmas dinner planned for us tonight.\"\n\"Sounds great! I sure do look forward to some of Naomi's good old Southern cooking.\"\n\"Maybe a fine ole' Virginia ham and sweet potatoes will help ya' lose some of that shameful Northern accent ya've gone and acquired, A.J.,\" Rick teased.\n\"Northern accent! I don't have a Northern accent!\"\nRick's eyes twinkled with mischief. \"Yep, A.J., I do believe you're gettin' to be a full fledged Yankee.\"\n\"Yankee! I'll Yankee you!\" A.J. threatened, taking his turn at wrestling his brother into a headlock. The two brothers laughed and playfully brawled like bear cubs all the way to their carriage. Laughter and lively conversation continued during the hour it took Rick to drive them to the large, luxurious plantation they had both been born on.\nCecilia Simon rejoiced at having both of her children home that fall. She easily envisioned the day when A.J. would open his own law practice nearby, and Rick would return from the military for good. They would both live on the plantation in its big, roomy mansion with their future wives and children, working together to run the family business as their father had before them, and their grandfather before him, and their great grandfather before him.\nCecilia would often think to herself that fall, A.J. is so intelligent and personable. He will make a fine lawyer and businessman, a wonderful financial planner for all our investments and business dealings. And Rick is a natural leader, so funny and well-liked, that he will run this plantation without any problems, I'm sure, overseeing the slaves and hired men with ease.\nCecilia would often daydream about the future at those times, hearing in her mind the pitter-patter of little feet and seeing clearly the large number of brunette and blond grandchildren she would love and spoil to death. As for the brothers themselves, Rick was on an extended leave from his unit due to an arrow wound in his shoulder. One of the Army's first major encounters with a western tribe of Indians had quickly turned sour, causing the deaths of many of Rick's friends, and causing Rick to almost lose his arm to infection.\nA.J. was mulling over his future, trying to decide if he wanted to pursue a career in law here in his home territory, or choose from several other intriguing options that had been presented to him over the course of that summer. Options that, for the time being, he chose to keep from his family.\nYears later, A.J. would look back and deem that fall to be one of the best times of his life. Many fond memories stayed with him long after it was over. His mother, ever the regal hostess, threw party after party in honor of her sons' homecoming, A.J.'s recent graduation, and Rick's rise in rank. There was also a belated engagement party for A.J. and Janet Fowler. Although he had given Janet a diamond ring at Christmas time, A.J. had asked his mother to hold off on any celebrations until Rick could attend as well.\nThat particular party was a huge success. The newly engaged couple smiled brightly and had eyes only for each other. Rick, looking splendidly handsome in his dress uniform, was a hit with all the unattached young women. Cecilia watched from a far as her tall, handsome oldest worked the room, his charm gushing forth as he filled up the dance cards of a multitude of beautiful, Southern belles. Watching Rick eagerly pursue a variety of young ladies caused Cecilia to realize that it might be quite some time yet before her wild oldest would be ready to settle down and commit himself to a wife.\nVery unlike my A.J., Cecilia thought with a smile, watching her youngest and his fianc\u00e9 glide across the dance floor in harmony. The wedding date had not yet been set, but by looking at the happy couple Cecilia knew it would only be a matter of time now. Her smile turned wistful as she remembered a recent conversation with her future daughter-in-law.\n\"God willing, Mrs. Simon, I hope A.J. and I are blessed with children soon after we are married. I can picture in my mind a little boy who looks just like him with the same thick blond hair and big blue eyes. We'll name him John Andrew, after A.J.'s daddy, of course. And call him Jack, if that's all right with you.\"\nCecilia had laughed a little that day at Janet's enthusiasm, reminding the girl that she and A.J. hadn't even set a date yet. She added with a wink though, \"I picture a little boy just like that for my first grandchild, too, Janet. And when the time comes, I would love it if you and A.J. chose to call him Jack.\"\nFor most of that fall the Simon brothers' evenings were taken up with parties and other informal social gatherings of young people. A.J. often spent time alone with Janet as well, while Rick courted whichever young woman struck his fancy at the moment. During the day the brothers were inseparable, working together to run the plantation, happy to allow their mother an extended vacation from the business. Cecilia took the entire month of October off, traveling north to visit relatives in Pennsylvania and New York. When the day's work was done Rick and A.J. would hunt or fish together, or simply explore old boyhood haunts in the surrounding fields, woods, and town. The Simon brothers were thrilled to spend time together again. So many years had passed with only brief visits and letters being exchanged between the two to satisfy their brotherly bond. It was a pleasure to now be able to reinforce that bond in person.\nFor a brief period of time that fall A.J. could almost see a future for himself filled with contentment and satisfaction. Like his mother's vision, he could picture himself and Rick working together well into old age, running the family plantation. Janet would be at his side, as would be the five or six children A.J. was sure she'd bear him. And at Rick's side would be...well, Katherine, or Sarah, or Hannah, or Elizabeth...one of these girlfriends eventually, of that A.J. was sure.\nHowever, in the far recesses of A.J.'s mind, his sunny vision turned dark with impending storm clouds. Too many conflicts were rapidly heating up in the young country at present. Somehow, A.J. had the feeling he would never fully live in the happy picture his brain was painting for him.\nThat fall was filled with talk of discontentment between the North and the South, of borders drawn, of secession from the Union, of money and valuable resources the South would lose if forced to do things Abe Lincoln's way, and finally then, there was talk of war.\nBy the end of October this was the topic at every party Rick and A.J. attended. It soon became all that was talked about in the general store, the barbershop, the livery stable, and at every other business in town as well. Rick was quite vocal in his opinions, expressing his loyalty to the South, sharing with others that there was talk of soon starting a Confederate army to fight for Southern independence if necessary. \"An army I'll proudly be a part of,\" Rick would often say to their neighbors and friends.\nA.J. kept his thoughts to himself whenever talk turned to secession and war, not even revealing to his brother all that was on his mind.\nIt was one afternoon in December of that year when the Simon brothers could be found walking together amongst fields of slaves, checking on the progress of the crops that were being harvested late due to rainy weather.\n\"I hope things can be salvaged,\" Rick commented as the harvest hurriedly occurred around them. \"The weather has been strange this year, so rainy and cold in October, and now sunny and warm in December. It feels more like May.\"\n\"Yes, it does,\" A.J. agreed, taking note that he and Rick were both wearing short sleeve shirts. \"I think things will be okay. If this weather holds they'll have everything out by next week. I found a good market for the corn, even this late in the year.\"\n\"Good. It's been so many years since the Simons have lost money here, I don't want you and I gettin' the blame for a bad crop,\" Rick teased as he and A.J. turned toward the house.\n\"We won't lose money. I've already seen to that,\" A.J. assured.\nRick smiled with pride. \"I knew I could count on you, little brother. You're quite the astute business man.\"\n\"I had nothing to do with it, Rick. You were the one that made the decision to hold off on the harvest when the weather got bad. It was a gamble, but one that paid off. You've done a fine job here this fall.\"\nRick shot his brother a look of puzzlement. \"What do ya' mean, I've done a fine job? You've been as much a part of running this place since September as I have.\"\nA.J. shrugged, making no comment, not sure he wanted to be a part of any of it any longer.\n\"What's wrong, A.J.? Ya' been awful quiet these past couple weeks. Is Janet still holdin' out 'till the weddin' night?\"\n\"Rick!\" A.J. scolded with just that one word. \"Janet is a true lady. Unlike some of the women you set your eyes upon, I might add.\"\n\"Oh now, don't ya' go gettin' all high and mighty on me,\" Rick scoffed. \"I met that friend of yours from college, Jerry Reiner, a few summers back when you brought him here, remember? He told me a story or two about you, little brother, that I know Miss Janet would not wanna hear. Especially regarding some promiscuous female by the name of Ruby Lee.\"\nA.J. tried to act nonchalant, as if the information Rick had didn't bother him in the slightest. \"Janet and I weren't engaged then.\"\n\"No, but you had been school yard sweethearts, and everyone knew you two would go and get yourselves hitched some day. If I remember correctly, you gave Miss Janet a pretty little locket when you left for college, promising her she was the only one for you. I don't think our refined, genteel, Janet Fowler is gonna wanna find out her fianc\u00e9 has already been bedded by another.\"\nA.J.'s face turned a dark shade of red while Rick laughed.\nOnly Rick and Jerry would consider something I think of as private, to be a savored piece of information freely used for teasing or blackmail.\nRick must have been able to read his brother's mind as he took pity on the embarrassed blond. \"Aw, hell, Andy, I'm only teasin' ya.\u2019 I'd never tell anybody, you know that. And it's nothin' to get all red in the face about. Men have needs women folk just don't understand.\"\n\"You'd know,\" was all A.J. said in reply.\nRick laughed again, affectionately draping an arm around his brother's shoulders. He surveyed the land around them, taking note of the slaves hard at work. A thicket of woods formed the plantation's boundary on the north, a clear flowing stream on the south. To the east was a long, wide tree lined lane leading up to the large white house, and to the west, for as far as the eye could see, was lush, fertile, Simon soil.\n\"Look at all this beauty, little brother. First it was Great Granddaddy's, then Granddaddy's, then Daddy's, and now ours. If we guard her and protect her from those who want to steal her from us, she'll pay us back tenfold. We'll be partners here, A.J., until we're two old men sittin' up there on that front porch in our rockin' chairs watchin' our grandchildren work together to keep her in our family. She'll always be ours. The Simons, for generations to come, will fight for what's rightfully theirs. Them damn Yankees are gonna be in for a big surprise when they come a' callin' here.\"\nA.J., as well, took in his surroundings, but he did not see them in quite the same way his brother did. Several of the Negro men at work in the Simons' fields were bent and old, far too old to be doing this type of hard labor. Several more bore the scars on their bare backs from the Overseer's whip. Women were picking corn with nursing babies strapped to their chests. Even small children, some as young as three and four years old, were busy working, hauling water barefooted from the well for the other workers, or loading the wagons with freshly shocked ears of corn.\nLording over all this activity was the Simons' Overseer, Charles Rantem, a man A.J. had despised since childhood because of his cruel ways. The man had always possessed such a smooth, polite manner with Jack Simon, and now with Cecilia and Rick, fooling them into believing he was somebody he wasn't. But A.J. knew the truth. He had even as a young boy. The sensitive A.J. had always seen Rantem for who he really was - a hard, mean man who enjoyed inflicting pain on others, whether it be with his ever ready whip, or his sharp tongue. Nasty, cutting barbs readily spewed forth to humiliate those who were unlucky enough to cross his path.\nRick had no idea his brother was seeing things differently than himself, so was taken aback by A.J.'s hesitant comment.\n\"Rick...I'm not sure as to how I feel about all this. About a war between the North and the South. I'm not sure I want to fight for--\"\n\"And I don't want you to,\" Rick interrupted firmly, displaying his well known 'big brother' streak of protectiveness. \"I'm the military man, A.J. I'm the one who's spent the last thirteen years of his life trainin' for this type of thing. Your place is right here. I'll sleep better at night knowin' that you're here protectin' our mother and our land from them damn Yankees. If they get across southern lines, A.J., I know they'll destroy everything our people have worked so hard for. The Yanks just don't respect land...heritage, the way we here in the South do.\"\nA.J. had no reply for his brother's words. He looked out at all that was before him, the land his great grandfather had worked so hard to clear, the mansion his grandfather had built, all the improvements his father, and now more recently his mother, had made. These things made what he had to say next that much harder to get out.\n\"Rick...you know how much I love this land, don't you? And Mama. You know how much I love her.\"\nPuzzled, Rick answered, \"Sure I do.\"\nA.J. couldn't hold his brother's intense gaze. He looked instead at the slaves in the fields, as if what they represented made what he had to say easier. \"And I hope you know...know how much I love you. You're my only brother, but you've been much more to me than just that over the years. You're my best friend, my confidant, and sometimes even my father.\"\nA.J. raised his hand, indicating for his brother not to interrupt. \"I'm proud to be a Virginian. I want you to know that. I'm proud to be a Southerner, too, but that doesn't mean I'm always proud of what the South does...of her ways.\"\nSuspiciously, Rick asked, \"What's that mean, A.J.?\"\nA.J. turned to look at Rick. \"It means that while I don't want to fight for either side, I can't reconcile declaring my loyalties to the South.\"\nRick took a deep breath and mentally counted to ten. He knew if he lost his temper and started yelling things would quickly turn in the wrong direction.\nRemember now, A.J.'s young, confused, and he's always been sensitive to the plight of others. If I stay calm I know I can reason with him, make him see where his rightful place is.\n\"A.J., now I know there's things about our ways that you don't cotton to. Things that have bothered you since you were just a little guy, but--\"\n\"Rick, don't say it. Don't waste your breath.\"\n\"I...I'm leaving at the end of the week. I'm going to Washington D.C. I've...I\u2019ve got a job waiting for me there.\"\nRick's eyes narrowed. \"A job? And what kind of a job would you a' been offered in Washington D.C.?\"\n\"Working for President Lincoln. As a special envoy.\"\n\"As a spy is more like it,\" Rick spat out.\n\"Rick...no, it's not like that at all. I'll just be reporting to the President about battles, where they've occurred, how many casualties there were, how many men were injured--\"\n\"For the Union Army I assume?\" Rick asked sarcastically.\nA.J. nodded. \"Yes.\"\n\"A.J., I don't care if all you're tellin' Lincoln is how many latrine holes were dug! It's still spyin'!\"\n\"No. No, it's not. It's--\"\nRick grasped his brother by the upper arms and squeezed gently. In a placating tone he imparted, \"A.J...A.J., don't ya' see what's goin' on here, little brother? What them underhanded Yankees are up to? They see before them an intelligent, Southern boy, a boy who's not so sure just what he thinks of all this war talk, and they take advantage of his youth...of his gentle nature. Sure as I'm standin' here they're only intention is to use ya', A.J.\"\nA.J. struggled free of his brother's hold. \"Rick, no. I know President Lincoln. I know he's not like that.\"\n\"You know President Lincoln?\" Rick mocked. \"He was only elected four days ago. He won't even be inaugurated until next March. How do you know the great savior of the North, college boy?\"\nA.J. refused to be angered by Rick's tone or biting words. \"The owner of the law firm I work for was elected to the senate last year. I met the President through him. I did some work for his campaign.\"\n\"Your letters conveniently left out that little piece of news.\"\n\"Because I knew you wouldn't understand. Because I knew you'd react exactly as you are.\"\n\"You're damn right I'd have reacted like I am! As a matter of fact, I'da came up there an hauled your ass outta that Northern law firm!\"\nA.J. had some shouting of his own to do. \"No you wouldn't have! You'd have had no right! I'm not a boy anymore, Rick! I'm a man! A man who can make his own decisions without his older brother's input!\"\nRick opened his mouth, then shut it just as quickly. He took a calming breath and thought about what he wanted to say next. He was angry, but not so angry that he wanted things to get any worse between he and his brother than they already were.\nWhen Rick spoke again it was to say in a quiet, even tone of voice, \"A.J., just listen to me for a minute. Please. I know you're not a boy anymore. I didn't mean to use that word in an insulting way. Ya' haven't been a boy for a long time now, little brother. Why I remember as clear as if it was yesterday when I came home on leave for the first time in two years when you were fifteen. When I had left with my unit I had been so worried about you and Mama, about havin' to be so far away. Daddy'd only been gone three years, and you still weren't over his passin.\u2019 But when I came home I couldn't believe my eyes. You had grown up. You weren't the lost little boy you had been when I'd left two years earlier. Mama told me what a help you'd been to her, how you'd practically run this place by yourself when she was so sick that time. That first night I was home I looked out the parlor window and watched you a' courtin' Janet on the veranda. I told Mama then, \u2018A.J.'s all grown up, Mama. He's not your baby anymore, or my baby brother either.\u2019\"\n\"So what's your point?\" A.J. asked at the end of Rick's narration.\n\"Well, I guess my point is that I know you're a grown up, intelligent, well educated man. I know you're well able to make your own decisions. But what I'm sayin' is you're still young, A.J. I've worked for the government for ten years now. I know how those bastards in Washington are, you don't. They are takin' advantage of you, A.J., no matter what they say or what you think. Please, stay here where you belong, in the South with me and Mama.\"\nA.J. slowly shook his head. \"Rick, I can't. I don't agree with what the South stands for, with what she's doing. I can't.\"\nRick waved his fists in the air. \"Damn it! How stubborn can you be?\" He turned away and began pacing the lawn of the big house. \"I told Mama lettin' you go to that Northern college was a mistake! I told her you'd come home with funny ideas, spoutin' their jackass philosophies! I told her they'd brainwash ya' and that's exactly what they've done! They've turned ya' against us! They've--\"\n\"Rick, please...calm down. Please listen to me,\" A.J. pleaded. \"No one's turned me against you. You're my brother. I'm not against you. I never could be! I--\"\n\"The way I see it you are,\" Rick claimed in a menacing tone. \"A.J., it's been a long time since I've told you to do something and expected you to listen to me.\" Rick pointed a finger at A.J.'s chest, emphasizing every word with a sharp poke to the blond man's breastbone. \"But I am tellin' you right now, that you will stay here, and you will protect our home and our mother. You do not have a choice in the matter! You are a Simon, and this is where you belong!\"\nA.J. savagely pushed Rick's hand aside. \"I will be making my own decisions in that matter, Rick! You cannot tell me what to do, how to think, or how to feel! I have to do what I think is right!\"\nRick's body went rigid. He stood tensed, hands clenched in fists, mouth set in a grim line. \"A.J., if you leave here to go work for that Yankee President, I will not call you brother again. Myself, and everyone else in the South, will call you traitor!\"\nA.J.'s eyes couldn't help but betray the hurt Rick's words caused him. \"Rick...please...I don't want things to be like this between us.\"\n\"Are you plannin' to go to work for them Northerners?\"\nA.J. hesitated a moment before confessing, \"I've made a commitment to President Lincoln.\"\nRick ordered firmly, as if he was talking to one of his enlisted men, \"Break it.\"\n\"No. I can't.\"\n\"You can't, or you won't?\"\nRick looked away for minute, shaking his head in frustration. He turned back to his brother, getting so close to A.J.'s face they were practically nose to nose. \"A.J., are you understandin' me here? I meant it when I told you that if you go through with this cock-a-mammy idea of yours, I will not call you brother again. Not ever.\"\nA.J. practically begged, \"Rick, please...that's not how I want to leave things between us.\"\n\"That's how they'll be if you do this, A.J.,\" Rick vowed. \"If you join forces with them Yanks that's exactly how things will be.\"\nA.J. squeezed his eyes tightly shut, unconsciously biting his lower lip in the process. For a long minute he stood like that, opposite Rick who had his hands planted firmly on his hips, his stance rigid and unyielding.\nWhen the blond man finally opened his eyes again the blue orbs were full of anguish as he whispered, \"I can't. Please try to under--\"\nRick turned on his heel and walked stiffly away without another word.\n\"Rick! Rick! Rick...please, just listen to me! Please--\"\n\"I will hear no more words from the traitor!\" Rick called back without turning around.\n\"Rick...Rick!\" A.J. shouted while watching his brother mount a saddled horse that was tied outside the barn. The older man dug the heels of his boots roughly into the animal's side, causing the horse to whinny and buck. Rick spurred the animal past A.J. as if he wasn't even there, leaving the blond man standing in a cloud of dust.\nFor a long time that day A.J. remained standing in that very spot, staring off in the direction his brother taken. He debated mounting his own horse and following Rick, but finally decided against it, fearing any further words exchanged between them would now only make things worse.\nA single mocking bird singing a lonely song brought A.J. out of his reverie some time later. The young man walked up to the barn, saddled his horse, and rode off in the opposite direction of that which his brother had taken thirty minutes earlier.\nIt was well past ten o'clock that night before A.J. returned home. As he approached the house from the barn, he could clearly hear Rick's voice, at full volume, through the closed windows.\nThe blond man quietly entered the house through the back door, walking through the mudroom and coming to a stop in the kitchen.\nNo one was in sight, but a full meal was prepared and sitting covered on the sideboard, evidently left there by the Simons' elderly Negro cook, Naomi. A.J. could tell the food had so far gone untouched, meaning his mother and brother had lost their appetites during this long, trying day, too.\nA.J. chose to stay concealed in the kitchen, listening to Rick's shouts coming from the formal dining room.\n\"Damn it! Damn it, Mama! I told ya' something like this would happen. I told ya' that when he was seventeen and decided he wanted to go north to school! Didn't I tell ya' to make him stay here? Didn't I tell ya' that there were plenty of good schools in the South for him to chose from? Didn't I tell you Daddy would have never allowed it? He'd roll over in his grave if he knew what was goin' on now!\"\n\"Rick, hush,\" Cecilia Simon commanded sharply when she could finally get a word in between her son's hot tempered ranting.\n\"Goddamn it! A traitor! Daddy's youngest son is a Goddamn traitor!\"\n\"Richard! That is enough! I will not have the name of the Lord taken in vain in this house! Calm yourself right now!\"\nRick shoved his hands deep down in his pant's pockets, looking up at the ceiling and taking a deep breath. He was furious, but had not intended any disrespect toward his mother.\n\"I'm sorry, Mama. It won't happen again. I just don't understand why A.J. would make such a decision.\" Rick locked gazes with his mother and in a tone reminiscent of the boy he had once been, he pleaded, \"Why, Mama? Why did he do it?\"\nThe ever-practical Cecilia Simon replied, \"I don't know, Rick. I won't know until I see A.J. and can talk to him. But I can tell you what I suspect is behind your brother's decision. I highly doubt it's any of the things you say it is, son.\"\nRick's eyes narrowed. \"What do you mean by that?\"\n\"A.J. has a mind of his own, Rick. Just as you do. Your father and I raised each of you to be independent thinkers, to decide what's best for you as individuals. Granted, A.J. is young, but I truly do not believe he is being influenced or used by anyone. I believe he's spent a great deal of time contemplating his decision. I doubt it came easy for him.\"\n\u201cHas he already talked to you about all this?\"\n\"No. But I know A.J., therefore I believe the things I said are true.\"\nRick stared at his mother for a moment, the still beautiful petite lady seated in the hand carved chair at the head of the dining room table. \"So you agree with him? With what he's gonna do?\"\n\"Richard, whether or not I agree with your brother's decision is beside the point. A.J. has to decide what's best for him on this issue regardless of what you or I think.\"\nRick shook his head. \"I just don't understand how you can say that. He's your son. A son born and raised in the South. Daddy's son--\"\n\"Rick, come over here and sit down please,\" Cecilia beckoned. \"I have something I want to tell you. Something that I hope will enable you to see why your brother has chosen this particular path to follow.\"\nRick did as his mother requested, seating himself at the table with the hand crocheted white lace cloth that offered protection to its rich cherry finish.\nCecilia looked into Rick's face as she spoke. \"Ever since A.J. has been a small boy he's been sensitive to the plight of others. He cares very deeply about people, especially those less fortunate than himself, you and I are both well aware of that. When he was just four years old your Daddy caught A.J. running water to the slaves out in the fields just like the Nigra children do. Jack scolded him, telling A.J. that was not his place. Telling him that he was the son of a plantation owner and that he must always remember that. That he wasn't to ever work along side the slaves. A.J. looked up at Jack then and told him, \u2018Daddy, they're thirsty and I'm a strong boy. I can help no matter who I am.\u2019\"\n\"That's a fine story, Mama. But he was four years old. Things are different now.\"\n\"Just listen to me, Rick. I'm not finished yet,\" Cecilia chastised. \"Do you remember when Moses ran away?\"\nRick nodded, recalling the big, black man who lived on their plantation yet and now had to be close to sixty years old.\n\"When they caught Moses and brought him back here, your father ordered Charles to whip him. Neither your daddy or I knew that A.J. was hiding behind the barn that night and witnessed the whole thing. He came running into the house, absolutely hysterical when it was all over. I followed him up to his room and held him as he cried and cried and cried. I was so scared. I really had no idea as to what was wrong. When he finally calmed down enough that he was able to talk to me he told me, \u2018Mama, they whipped Moses. Daddy had Charles whip him and they made all the other slaves watch. Charles hurt him so bad. He almost killed him.\u2019\n\"I held A.J. against me for the longest time that night, just rocking back and forth with him in my arms. I tried to explain to him that this had to be done, that your father had no choice. That he had to teach Moses a lesson, as well as show the other slaves the price runaways pay. A.J. just kept shaking his head no, while saying over and over, \u2018It's not fair. They're people. Doesn't Daddy understand that they're people? Doesn't anybody understand that? They don't deserve to be hurt like that.\u2019\n\"Your daddy tried to talk to him later, tried to explain, but A.J. would have no part of it. I remember when Jack came to bed that night he told me, \u2018He'll understand someday. He's just a little boy of eight years old. A little boy who feels things too deeply. But someday, Cece, when Andrew's older, he'll come to understand.\u2019 Funny thing is, Rick, I knew that night that A.J. never would understand. And I've spent many a night wondering since that time if that eight-year-old boy wasn't right. Maybe the Nigras don't deserve to be treated as they are. I just don't know.\"\n\"Mama, you know as well as I do that this war is about a lot more than just freedom for the slaves. I can go along with A.J. feelin' for the Nigras as he does, even if I don't see it that way. It's what makes him who he is. But I cannot accept my brother workin' for Lincoln. I will not accept it. If he chooses not to fight, but to stay and protect you and our home, I'll back him all the way. Or if he wants to fight for the Southern cause, even though I'd ruther he not fight at all, I'll still stand behind him. I've got some friends who are crackerjack soldiers that will surely head up platoons when this war starts. I can see to it that A.J. serves for one of them, or even for me if I do a little arm twistin.\u2019 But I will tell you what I told him this afternoon. If A.J. chooses to fight with, or work for them Yankees, I will not call him brother again.\"\n\"Rick...\" Cecilia pleaded.\nRick stood, his anger boiling to the surface once again. \"I will not, Mama! There's nothing you can say that will make me change my mind either. I vow to you here and now, I will not call him brother again if he goes through with this.\"\nCecilia looked up at her oldest. \"Don't make a promise you may someday want to break, son, and don't ever let your pride stand in the way of you someday making peace with your brother.\"\nRick was momentarily taken aback by his mother's calm words of wisdom. Before they could weigh too heavily on his mind, he turned on his heel and walked rapidly from the house, his anger propelling him out into the December darkness.\nThe sound of footsteps heading up the stairway that led from the kitchen to the bedrooms wasn't lost on Cecilia. She quickly rose from the table, gathered up her hoop skirt, and hurried up the home's main staircase that wound regally down from the bedrooms to the large open foyer.\nThe faint glow of an oil lamp shone beneath the closed bedroom door of Cecilia's youngest son. Her first few knocks went unanswered, causing the woman to call in a no nonsense tone of voice, \"I know you're in there, Andrew. I need to talk to you, son. Please. No arguments, I promise. We'll just talk.\"\nCecilia was reluctantly granted permission to enter. An hour later she exited A.J.'s room with unshed tears making her eyes full and her vision blur. She rushed down the hall to her own room, shut the door, and collapsed on her bed, sobbing softly into her pillow. Cecilia's upset had very little to do with her recent discussions with either of her sons, but rather they were shed over the way this impending war seemed bound to tear her family apart.\nSometime later Cecilia rose from the bed, dried her tears, lit a lantern, and left her room. She made her way to the seven step staircase at the end of the hall that led up to the large attic. Entering the dusty room, she set the lantern down on the floor next to an old trunk. She opened the lid on that wooden trunk and began pulling out several pairs of warm woolen pants, shirts, and a heavy winter coat unlike one usually needed in Virginia even on the coldest of days.\n\"These old clothes of Jack's should come in handy for A.J.,\" the resilient woman said out loud. She gathered up other items of her late husband's that she found in the long forgotten trunk. Things that she thought might be of use to A.J. in his wanderings. \"Now I know we had a pair of warm boots up here somewhere from that winter Jack spent up in New York on business. Where have they disappeared to?\"\nDespite A.J.'s protests that night, Cecilia helped him pack for his trip to Washington D.C. She might be upset, but she was still his mother as she told him, and she was most certainly not going to send him off without making sure he had everything he needed for a warm, safe journey.\nCecilia Simon tried her hardest that evening to convince her youngest son to stay at least until Rick returned home from wherever he had run off to to 'lick his wounds,' as she put it.\n\"A.J., please. Just wait for your brother. I think if you talk to him one more time you can make him see--\"\nA.J. stood in his bedroom amidst piles of clothes and other supplies, shaking his head, \"No, Mama. He won't listen. I tried to talk to him. So did you. Neither one of us is going to get through to him right now. He's just too angry.\"\n\"And what about Janet? Is she angry, too?\"\nA.J.'s expression was one of total surprise.\n\"I don\u2019t have to be a genius to know that's where you were earlier this evening, son.\"\nA.J. smiled slightly in chagrin, before admitting, \"She's...not happy with my decision, let's put it that way. She cried, then told me she'd wait for me until the war is over.\"\n\"Do you expect her to?\" Came Cecilia's candid question.\nIt took A.J. a moment to answer. \"No...no, Mama, I don't. She says that now...and I'm sure she means it...but no, this war will likely drag on for a long time...and...well there will be those who will call me traitor. I know that. I don't expect Janet to have to deal with that. I know it will be best if she forgets she ever knew me.\"\nCecilia moved to hug her son tightly against her breast. \"I will never call you traitor, Andrew. Never. And if anyone dares to call you that in my presence I will surely box their ears.\"\nA.J. chuckled softly as he pulled away from his mother and held her at arms length. \"I believe that, Mama. And I guarantee the poor man who gets his ears boxed will long remember his encounter with Cecilia Simon.\"\nCecilia turned somber. She looked up into the weary face of her youngest son. \"No matter how hard things become, A.J., don't ever doubt yourself or your beliefs. It takes a very brave man to stand up for what he believes is right, especially when his opinion is an unpopular one.\"\nA.J. reached out, pulling his mother into a tight embrace. \"Thank you, Mama. I will always remember your words. I have a feeling they'll help me through many hard days to come.\"\nIt was three-thirty that morning when A.J. rode away from his childhood home for what he knew could be that last time. Full saddlebags hung from each side of his horse, as did a satchel of clothes and a cloth bag of food packed by Cecilia. The last person A.J. saw that night was his mother, her tiny form shadowed as a silhouette against the kitchen door by the oil lamp she held in her hand. She raised her right hand, but because of the darkness A.J. couldn't tell if she was waving goodbye, gesturing for him to come back, or wiping at the tears that ran steadily down her cheeks. He chose to think she was bidding him farewell, so raised his own right hand in return. Whether she saw his movement or not, A.J. didn't know. Before long she was completely out of sight as A.J. headed down the long lane that led to the main road. A.J. hesitated for just a moment when he reached the crossroads, then turned north and road on through the blackness.\nA.J. Simon was completely unaware that night, of another lone rider concealed nearby in a thicket of trees. Long after Rick Simon could no longer see his brother he remained as he was, staring down the road A.J. had taken.\nRick contemplated following his brother for a moment, then his anger and pride engulfed him like a tidal wave again, causing him to spur his horse in the direction he had chosen for himself...south.\n\"Oh I wish I was in the land of cotton old times there are not forgotten, look away, look away, look away, Dixieland. In Dixieland where I was born, early on one frosty morn', look away, look away, look away, Dixieland...\"\nWeary, flat male voices continued to sing without any animation whatsoever, songs in praise of the South. Any joy that singing had once brought them had long been beaten out of the Rebel soldiers by days upon days of hard fought battles that were ultimately lost. Food was running low, as was ammunition. The gray uniforms that had been donned with so much pride four years earlier were now ragged, dirty, and torn. Although new clothing had long ago been promised, none seemed to find its way to the enlisted men Many a pair of boots was being held together by a strip of rawhide or a sturdy vine. In the winter of 1865, morale among the Confederate forces was at an all time low.\nIt seemed to Rick Simon that the men surrounding him sang from desperation, sang because it made them forget the fact that they were tired, cold, and hungry.\nI just don't know how things can get any worse, Rick thought with despair that he kept well hidden from those who looked to him for leadership. We've all fallen into a deep dark hole and I'm afraid there ain't a' one of us that will be climbin' out.\n\"How are things, Major?\" A deep voice asked softly as a man stepped out of the darkness and came to sit beside Rick on a long, sturdy log.\nRick sat up a bit straighter, unconsciously tugging at the hem of his uniform coat. He looked at the man, offering a small smile and nod of assurance, \"Fine, General. Things are fine.\"\nThe older man reached into a deep side pocket of his gray jacket, pulled out a pipe, and filled it with just a pinch of tobacco. Even generals were feeling the effects of this too long war. The man lit his pipe, inhaled, then blew out a ring of smoke. He chewed thoughtfully on the mouthpiece of the favored pipe, then asked, \"You know what I've always admired about you, Richard?\"\n\"Uh...no, General, I don't.\"\n\"Your frankness. The way you tell it like it is. Why I saw you look old Jeff Davis right in the eye and tell him the battle of Vicksburg was the most mucked up mess he'd ever gotten the South involved in, and then you told him General Pearson was a horse's ass.\"\nRick's moustache twitched as he fought to hide his smile. \"And I'd tell him that again 'cause it was the truth...still is.\"\nThe blue eyes of the General twinkled with merriment. \"Didn't even cross your mind that General Pearson is Davis's brother-in-law, did it?\"\n\"No, sir. I didn't really give a damn.\"\nThe General laughed. \"Yes, Major Simon, now that's what I like about you.\"\nRick's eyes twinkled now as well. \"Glad I can accommodate you, General.\"\n\"But now you're letting me down, Rick,\" the General said in his soft, southern drawl.\n\"Yes, you are. I just asked you how things were, and you said fine. Well, Richard, a blind Billy goat could see things are far from fine. Now tell it to me like it really is. Without any bull. What are the men saying?\"\n\"They're not sayin' much of anything, sir. You can see that for yourself,\" Rick gestured with a hand at the downtrodden men huddled close to small fires throughout the camp. Other than an occasional low murmur of voices, all was quiet, even the singing had long since come to an end.\n\"They're tired, there's not enough to eat, there hasn't been enough clothing to go around in almost a year, and they've seen too many of their comrades die...too many of their neighbors, cousins, and friends. See Keppler over there?\" Rick pointed to a dirty, bloodstained soldier sitting off by himself, a steady stream of tears tracking crooked rivets down the man's dusty, ashen face.\n\"His little brother died in battle yesterday. The kid was all of sixteen years old. Keppler held him in his arms until the end finally came. It wasn't a pleasant death. The boy had been gut shot and we didn't have anything to give him for the pain. Even after the kid was dead, Keppler wouldn't let go of him. He held him, rocking back and forth with him in his arms all night. I was finally able to get him to let go so we could bury the boy this morning.\"\nThe General shook his head in sorrow. \"We've lost too many good boys in this war, Richard. Far too many.\"\n\"I know that, sir,\" Rick acknowledged softly.\n\"I'm sure you do, son. I'm sure you do,\" the General intoned while giving Rick's leg a fatherly pat.\nThe two men sat together quietly for a period of time, the General chewing on his pipe long after the tobacco had run out, and Rick lost deep in thought. He recalled vividly that morning kneeling down beside the devastated Keppler. \"Come on, Bobby,\" Rick had urged softly. \"You gotta let him go. Let us give him a proper burial.\"\nTears ran down the twenty one year old's face. He had looked up at his commanding officer. \"I promised my ma, Major. I promised her I'd look out for him. I promised her that nothin' would happen to Sam. Now look. He's dead. Crazy fool, kid. I told him not to enlist. I told him this war wasn't no game. But he wouldn't listen. He had to go and join up just 'cause his big brother was a soldier. If I'd only made him listen to me none of this would have ever happened. What am I gonna tell my ma?\"\nThe young man's words had struck a cord deep within Rick that morning, causing him to handle the situation with a quiet gentleness his men didn't often see.\n\"Now come on, Bobby. It's not your fault. Kid brothers have a way of growin' up, of doin' things their own way whether we like it or not. You can't dwell on that. You gotta remember the good times now. The times you two had together as brothers. The fun times. The family times. Those are the times you gotta hold close to your heart. Those are the only times that really mean anything.\"\nIt wasn't long thereafter that Keppler released his brother to Rick's care, allowing the boy to be buried alongside his fallen comrades from the previous day's battle.\nA quiet voice broke into Rick's thoughts of that morning.\n\"The South can't win this war, Richard.\"\nRick studied that man whose face was awash with light from the nearby campfire. \"I know that, General,\" Rick acknowledged sadly. \"I've known that for quite some time now.\"\n\"I figured you did. You're a smart man, Rick. A brave man. Maybe even a little stupid.\"\nRick smiled. \"How's that?\"\n\"I've seen you do things in battle a complete fool with a brain no bigger than a pea would turn and run from.\"\n\"Maybe when a man no longer knows why he's fightin' he doesn't care if he's foolish,\" was all Rick said in return.\nThe General offered a piece of advice to the young man he thought of as a son. \"Just remember, Rick, there will be life after this war. Don't do anything so foolish as to jeopardize that. True, things will be different, but you'll go home to Virginia, back to your family--\"\n\"It won't be the same,\" came Rick's terse interruption.\n\"Yes. It's not the same family I left four years ago.\"\nThe older man laughed with age and experience. \"And you expected it to be? Son, things change. People change. There's nothing any of us can do to prevent that. I've been a soldier most of my life, Rick. I learned a long time ago that you don't have to be gone from home more than a few weeks for things to change. Someone dies, someone's born, this one gets married, someone moves away, one of the little ones learns to walk...change is a natural part of life.\"\n\"But sometimes, General, someone changes in a way you'd never expect them to, ya' know what I mean?\"\nA meaningful pause followed before Rick managed to ask, \"How...how did you know?\"\nThe General shrugged. \"People like to gossip. And even a General is guilty on occasion of eavesdropping.\"\n\"You've never said anything before.\"\n\"Why would I have reason to, Rick? It's your business, no one else's. Did you think I'd condemn you for it? Think less of you because of it?\"\n\"Some do.\"\n\"Then those who do haven't walked in your shoes, have they?\"\nThoughtfully, Rick said, \"No...no, sir, I guess they haven't.\"\n\"Rick, it makes no difference to me what your brother does. That doesn't change my opinion of you, it never will. You're one of the finest young men I've ever worked with. You're a natural born leader, the men like you and respect you. A person can't buy that kind of devotion. And, as much as you like to try to hide it beneath that hard-as-nails exterior, Major, you're a sentimental old softy. I've seen you handing out socks and gloves to the men - socks and gloves that I know your mother has sent for your use.\"\nRick shrugged, \"I've got enough stuff. I'm one of the lucky ones. Some of these farm boys don't have anything and our Confederate States ain't properly providin' for 'em as promised.\"\nThe General smiled. \"Sentimental old softy.\"\nRick chuckled. \"Just don't let that get out, okay?\"\n\"I think it's too late, Major. You've already been caught,\" the General warned as he reached in his pocket for just a tad more tobacco, then changed the subject. \"The thing I hate the most about this war is the way it's torn the families of this country apart. The way it's pitted cousin against cousin, father against son...and brother against brother, regardless of which side an individual chooses to fight for.\"\nThere was silence before the older man let forth a soft chuckle. \"I can tell by the look on your face, Major Simon, that my stance surprises you a bit.\"\n\"To be perfectly honest, sir...yes, it does.\"\n\"I have a brother too, Richard,\" was all the man would say in return.\nRick looked long and hard into the fire. \"Yes, but no one calls your brother traitor.\"\n\"And that's what they call yours,\" came the statement of fact.\n\"What about you, Rick? What do you call him?\"\nRick watched as a log cracked and split in the heat of the fire. \"I don't call him brother anymore if that's what you're asking.\"\nWhile Rick tried to keep his tone hard and indifferent, the General could clearly hear the underlying sorrow it contained.\n\"I see,\" the man nodded. \"You know, I've heard of an Andrew Simon...a Southern boy, a special envoy to Abe Lincoln. Would that be your brother?\"\nRick gave a reluctant nod.\n\"They say President Lincoln thinks the world of your brother. That he treats him like a son. That's something to be proud of.\"\nRick scoffed, \"What? That he's so well thought of by a damn Yankee President?\"\n\"That he's well thought of in general by his superiors,\" the gray headed man replied.\nRick still stared into the fire, making it easier for him to acknowledge quietly, \"I...I am proud of him.\"\nThe General merely nodded, then contributed, \"They say if you're in battle against the Yanks and see a young, good looking blond man mounted on a sorrel horse watching from a distance, that you've seen A.J. Simon. Rumor has it he won't raise a weapon against the South because his brother's a Reb soldier. I hear tell the kid almost got himself killed because of that promise last year.\"\nRick swallowed hard. \"Yeah...yeah, I heard that, too.\"\nA moment of silence passed before the General said, \"This war won't last forever, Rick. When it's over, you'll make your peace.\"\nRick looked at the man. \"With my brother?\"\n\"With yourself,\" came the meaningful answer.\nFor a long time Rick sat fingering the stained, worn tablet lying in his lap. \"I keep a journal of sorts,\" he confessed when he chose to break the silence again.\nThe man at Rick's side merely nodded for he, too, kept a journal of sorts.\n\"I...I haven't written to my brother since he went north over four years ago now...at least not in the sense of mailing him letters...but I write to him in here. In my journal.\" Rick shrugged as he finished with, \"I don't really know why I guess.\"\n\"Because he's your brother and you love him. Because maybe someday you'll chose to share your journal with him so he understands..understands what you've gone through, how this war has effected you, so he understands that your feelings for him haven't changed, no matter how much the two of you may think they have.\"\nRick nodded thoughtfully. \"Yeah...I guess that's why.\"\nLong after the General and Rick had parted company that night, Rick remained seated in front of the slowly dying fire. When there was just enough glow from the embers to still see by, Rick began to write in his tablet.\nTonight I had a long talk with a man I respect very much. It's strange to discover that sometimes someone else knows you almost better than you know yourself. That's what happened to me tonight. The General made me see things about the conflict between you and me that I really hadn't realized until now. Or maybe I had, but I just didn't want to admit them to myself. The bottom line is, when this war ends we'll still be brothers. Denying that fact doesn't change the laws of nature. And I guess I'm gettin damn sick of denying it. Mama told me four years ago not to make any promises to myself that I might someday come to regret. Do you think it will ever be possible for us to be to each other what we once were? Or have we both changed too much?\nDamn, I hope not.\nRick was hot, so hot he would have killed for just the smallest sip of cold water. It seemed like he'd been dreaming of water for days now, maybe even longer...when he wasn't dreaming of A.J. that is. He knew for a fact he'd been hotter, so hot that he'd felt like an inferno was raging somewhere deep inside him. That's when he had been certain he was going to die. That's when sometime between delirium and lucidness he had scrawled on the cover of his journal, Major Andrew J. Simon, Union Army Command Center, Washington D.C. This was the only thing left that was of importance to Rick, his journal somehow had to get to A.J. after his death.\nThings were different now though. Quieter. He didn't seem to have the strength to open his eyes, so he listened very carefully. He could no longer hear the moans and cries of pain coming from the other Rebel P.O.W.'s in the Northern military prison. He could no longer smell the stench coming from unwashed bodies and caused by unsanitary conditions. Rick felt clean for the first time in three weeks, and the pain in his side didn't seem to be throbbing with near the intensity it had been just two days ago. He moved his fingers over the sheets he was lying on. They felt clean too. Clean and starched. The blanket covering him, and the pillowcase which his head rested upon, smelled as if they'd been recently washed and hung to dry out in a warm, spring breeze. Just like Mama used to do, Rick's foggy brain thought.\nRick focused in with a bit more clarity at what was happening around him. He suddenly realized a cool cloth was methodically being wiped over his bare chest and face.\nAt first Rick thought the quiet, feminine voice he heard was speaking to him.\n\"He's doing better today, Major Simon. His fever came down considerably during the night. The wound in his side is looking better, too, since Dr. Raymond worked on it yesterday.\"\nRick was confused. He was Major Simon, yet it seemed as though this mystery woman was talking about him to someone else. He wished he had the strength to open his eyes, then he'd be able to sort it all out, of that he was sure.\n\"Is there anything I can get for you, Major?\"\nA.J. Simon, decked out handsomely in the blue uniform of the Union Army, smiled with charm. \"No, no nothing, nurse. You've been very kind. Thank you for all your help.\"\nThe young woman smiled back, her brown eyes sparkling. \"It's my job to help, you know.\"\n\"I know, but not every Northern woman would see fit to be so kind to a Rebel soldier. I appreciate all you've done since I brought my brother here.\"\nThe woman glanced down at the pale Rick. \"Your brother's my patient first and foremost, Major. Others may feel differently, but I've never been overly concerned with the opinions of others.\"\nA.J. offered his hand, shaking the woman's petite one. \"You're quite a lady, Kate.\"\nThe nurse made sure no one was listening before dropping formality as well and flirting, \"And I hear you're quite a man, A.J. Perhaps our paths will cross again soon outside these hospital walls.\"\n\"I'll see to it,\" A.J. promised with a smile, watching as the woman moved on to other patients.\nA.J. moved back within Rick's cubicle that was partitioned off by worn but clean sheets hanging from the ceiling. He picked up the cloth that he had been using to wipe his brother down with, dipped it in the basin of fresh water Kate had just brought, and began to once again mop at the sweat on Rick's forehead.\n\"I'll say this much for ya', ya' haven't lost any of that famous A.J. Simon charm since I last saw ya',\" Rick mumbled weakly, eyes still closed.\nA smile spread across A.J.'s face at this first sign of Rick's recovery. \"War or no war, I still strive to please the ladies. It's a valuable skill I learned from my big brother.\"\nRick smiled weakly. \"It's good to know somethin' I taught ya' has come in handy.\"\n\"Oh, several things have as a matter of fact,\" A.J. gently bantered. \"Several of the more...underhanded things, shall we say?\"\n\"Glad to hear it,\" Rick dryly rasped, his eyes finally opening.\nFor a long moment Rick simply stared up into his brother's face, taking in every feature and noting the changes the past four years had brought. His eyes then traveled around the clean cubicle. Through breaks in the sheets he was able to discern he was on a busy hospital ward.\n\"I'd venture to guess I'm not in the P.O.W. camp anymore.\"\n\"No, you're not,\" A.J. answered while pouring water from a pitcher into a tin drinking cup. He laid a hand behind his brother's head, gently lifting Rick just enough so that he could take a drink.\n\"Thanks, Major,\" Rick said when his throat no longer felt like sandpaper and he was carefully laid back against the pillow.\n\"You're welcome, Major,\" A.J. teased lightly in return.\nWeakly, Rick asked, \"So how'd I get here?\"\n\"I broke you out.\"\n\"I broke you out. I always look over the list of Southern prisoners when I'm in Washington so\u2014-\u201c\n\"Looking for my name?\"\n\"Yes,\" A.J. didn't hesitate to admit as he once again began wiping Rick's brow with the cool cloth. \"Anyway, I saw your name on the list and rode over there to find you. I know what the conditions are like, so I knew if you were injured...well I knew you might need more help than what they have available.\"\n\"Your damn Yankee prison is a far cry from hospitable,\" Rick spoke with bitterness.\n\"It's no different in the south, Rick,\" A.J. argued. \"I know. I have friends in the prison in Charlottesville. I've even snuck a few of them out of there. Everyone's short of supplies. North and South alike. Unfortunately, the sick and injured are the ones who suffer the most.\"\n\"Gettin' to be quite a little jailbreaker, aren't ya'?\" Rick commented in reference to A.J.'s remark about breaking friends out of prison.\n\"I do what I have to,\" was all A.J. said in return.\n\"So I've heard,\" Rick replied evenly. He studied his brother once again. \"You've changed, A.J., in ways I probably can't even describe.\"\n\"Four years and war will do that to a person,\" A.J. informed his brother. He wanted to go on to say, \u201cYou've changed too, Rick. This war has been hard on you. You're sick, skinny as a rail, pale, gaunt, and just had a bullet taken out of your side.\u201d\nBut A.J. didn't say any of that. He settled instead on safe conversation, on teasing, \"You've lost a bit more hair since the last time I saw you.\"\nRick slowly reached up, rubbing his scalp with his left hand. \"A bit? As usual, A.J., you're the master of understatement.\" Rick's hand dropped back to the bed as he changed the subject. \"Why'd you bring me here?\"\n\"Because you needed better care than you would have gotten in the prison.\"\n\"There were others there as bad off as me, some even worse. Why didn't you save them?\" Rick challenged.\nAfter four long years of separation, A.J. was not about to rise to the bait. \"I have saved some, Rick. I've done what I can over these past four years. But I am a Union officer. I can't change that fact.\"\n\"No...no I guess you can't, \" Rick said as he looked away.\n\"Rick...you're my brother. You're name was on that list and when I saw it I knew I had to get you out of there. No, I couldn't save a thousand men, but I could save one. Major Richard Simon. I did for you exactly what you would have done for me had our positions been reversed.\"\n\"So that's why you did it?\" Rick asked, turning his head on the pillow to look up at A.J.\n\"What?\" A.J. asked, confused.\n\"Saved me. You saved me 'cause I woulda' done the same for you?\"\n\"No, I saved you because you're my brother. And at one time you were...my best friend.\"\nRick didn't comment for a moment, he simply laid quietly as A.J. sponged him down and thought over his brother's words. And at one time you were my best friend, echoed over and over in Rick's head. When he spoke again, it was to say lightly, \"You know, kid, I'm willing to bet you could get your blue Union ass in mighty big trouble for movin' a Reb prisoner.\"\nA.J. chuckled. \"Maybe. But I've got some connections pretty high up, so don't worry about it.\"\n\"I won't. I'll let you do the worryin' for a while. I'm too tired to give a damn right now,\" Rick said as his eyes closed.\n\"Go back to sleep. I'll be here when you wake up,\" A.J. told his brother as he rose to get fresh water. When he returned a few minutes later he was surprised to find Rick watching him.\n\"I thought you were going back to sleep,\" A.J. smiled as he reseated himself.\n\"You were limpin',\" Rick stated.\n\"Old war wound,\" A.J. quipped.\n\"I heard a Reb ran a bayonet right through that leg last year. I heard you wouldn't even defend yourself. I heard you damn near bled to death, then almost died from the infection that set in.\"\nA.J. shrugged nonchalantly. \"It wasn't that bad. People tend to exaggerate some.\"\n\"Our mother doesn't exaggerate,\" Rick said pointedly.\nKnowing he'd been caught, A.J. merely said, \"Oh. She told you, huh?\"\n\"Yes, she told me. I stopped at home when my platoon was passing through Virginia last spring. She'd received a letter from your friend Jerry only days before, telling her what had happened. Needless to say she was very upset. When Jerry wrote that first letter they didn't know whether you'd live or die.\" Rick smiled slightly. \"I told her you'd pull through though. I told her you were too damn stubborn not to.\"\n\"I'm glad you were there when she got the news,\" A.J. said sincerely. His biggest regret about this war was that his mother had to go through it alone.\nNot able to hide his concern, Rick asked, \"Is that limp ya' got permanent?\"\n\"It comes and goes,\" A.J. admitted. \"When I'm tired, or if I've been walking a lot. And I'll always be able to tell when it's going to rain,\" he finished with a smile.\n\"So what is it this time? Rain, or tired?\"\nA.J. couldn't disguise the dark circles under his eyes. \"Tired, I guess.\"\n\"You look it. You'd better get some rest before people mistake you for my older brother.\"\n\"With that hairline of yours? Not a chance, big brother,\" A.J. teased before resuming his ministrations of cooling his feverish brother. \u201cNot a chance.\u201d\n\"You'll pay for that remark when I get outta this bed,\" Rick threatened while luxuriating in the wet, cold cloth that ran over his hot face.\n\"And I'll gladly take whatever you dish out.\"\nRick fought against the overwhelming weariness that was threatening to engulf him. \"Does Mama know, A.J.?\"\n\"I wired her today.\"\n\"Good,\" Rick sighed with relief. \"This war has been so hard on her. I don't want her worrying.\"\n\"She'll be all right. She's strong.\"\n\"That she is, A.J. That she is,\" Rick agreed. \"I suppose now that this war is windin' down...now that it's only a matter of time before the South surrenders, I suppose your Mr. Lincoln is gettin' ready to hold a big celebration.\"\n\"He's not that kind of man, Rick. Abraham Lincoln is not celebrating the pain this war has caused so many, be they Yankees or Rebels. He's a good man. A kind and gentle man. I hold a lot of admiration for him.\"\n\"I can't say much good about him. I hope you don't expect me to. I have a lot of anger inside of me over all this, over this war, what it's done to our mother...to us. I lay a lot of the blame at Lincoln's feet.\"\nRick weakly held up a hand to silence his brother. \"Don't say anymore, A.J. I don't want to hear it. I lost a lot of good friends because of Lincoln's war.\"\n\"I lost friends too, Rick,\" A.J. gently reminded. \"For a long time I thought I'd lost my brother.\"\nRick studied the face that suddenly looked too young and vulnerable. \"You know, A.J., a smart lady once told me never to make a promise I might someday want to break, and a smart man recently told me that once this war was over I'd have to make peace with myself...and with my brother.\"\nCuriosity got the better of A.J. \"Who told you that?\"\n\"The lady was Mama, the man...General Robert E. Lee.\"\n\"I see,\" A.J. nodded, impressed by the latter.\nRick felt himself growing weaker and wearier with each passing moment.\nYou can't fall asleep yet, Rick. You gotta make A.J. understand while you're both still talkin' to each other, before the anger and hurt of the last four years takes over and separates you again.\nRick blindly groped for his brother's hand. When he felt A.J. grasp his palm firmly, he squeezed with all the strength he had left. \"A.J., we got a lot of talkin' to do, I know that. I don't know if things can ever be the same between us, but I reckon we gotta start somewhere.\"\nA.J. squeezed the frail hand encased in his. \"I think we already have.\"\nRick smiled softly. \"Yeah...I guess we have.\"\n\"Rick, you need to get some rest now,\" A.J. admonished his pale brother. \"The next time you wake up they're going to give you a little something to eat.\n\"Sounds good,\" Rick muttered as his eyes closed on their own volition.\nA.J. gently laid Rick's bare arm back under the covers, only to have his brother's eye lids suddenly pop open.\nFrantically, Rick's eyes searched his small, curtained area. \"Where is it? Where is it?\" He asked, growing hysterical.\nA.J. was confused by Rick's demeanor, and concerned that his brother was once again becoming delirious. \"Where's what, Rick?\"\nRick tried to push himself up in bed. \"My jacket. Where's my jacket?\" That last frantic plea ended in a cry of pain. \"Ah!\"\nA.J. gently but firmly pushed his sibling back down to the cot. Holding onto Rick's shoulders he ordered, \"Calm down, Rick. Calm down now. Everything's okay.\"\nRick looked up into his brother's eyes. \"Where is it?\"\nWhat in the heck is so important about a dirty, threadbare, bloodstained jacket? A.J. wondered with puzzlement.\n\"Where is it, A.J.?\" Rick asked again.\nSeeing there'd be no peace until he answered the question, A.J. replied, \"It's in a wardrobe in the hallway. Why?\"\n\"Get it for me, please,\" Rick whispered.\nA.J. gave the shoulder under his right hand a solicitous pat. \"Rick, come on now. It can wait. When you wake up I'll--\"\n\"No, it can't wait. Get it for me now, A.J.,\" Rick ordered in a familiar, bossy big brother tone that dated back to childhood.\n\"Oh for God's sake. You haven't changed a bit. Still barking orders at me as if I were five years old,\" A.J. grumbled, stomping off to retrieve the much wanted jacket.\nRick smiled weakly at the sound that was music to his ears. He had to pry his eyelids open upon A.J.'s return a few minutes later.\nA.J. held the gray uniform coat up for his brother to see. \"Here it is.\"\n\"Check the pocket for me, A.J. No, not that one, the right one down on the side there,\" Rick directed from his cot.\nA.J. reached into the wide, deep pocket on the jacket's right side. \"Is this what you're looking for?\" He asked, pulling out a worn, hardcover booklet of bound paper, slightly larger than the common diary one associated with a young girl or woman.\nRick nodded, instructing, \"Turn it over.\"\nA.J. did as he was told, reading out loud, \"Major Andrew J. Simon. Union Army Command Center, Washington D.C.\"\nA puzzled A.J. looked down at his brother. \"What is it?\"\n\"My journal.\"\nA.J. knew a lot of soldiers had kept journals throughout the war, especially many of the well educated officers, so the fact that Rick had kept one as well didn't really come as a big surprise to the younger man. What he was confused about was why his name was scrawled on the front cover. He retook his seat next to Rick's bed.\n\"Why is it addressed to me?\"\n\"Because if anything happened to me I wanted it to get to you. There's things in there you have to read, A.J. Things that I hope will help ya' to understand why I said the things I said, why I felt as I did four years ago.\"\nA.J. shook his shaggy blond head. \"Rick, no. It's yours. It's...private.\"\n\"Open it,\" Rick commanded, ignoring the hesitancy in his brother's tone.\n\"Open it, A.J. Open it and read the first page to me,\" Rick ordered wearily.\nA hesitant A.J. locked eyes with his brother, upon seeing Rick's nod of encouragement he reluctantly opened the tattered cover to the first yellowed page.\n\"Read it,\" Rick repeated to his sibling.\nAgain, A.J. looked at Rick for a moment, then, dropped his gaze back to the paper. Softly, so as not to disturb the other patients, he began.\n\u201cA.J., It's been three days since you left for Washington. I'm mad as hell at you, you know that, don't you? I try to understand why you've chosen the path you have, but I can't.\n\u201cMama cried in her room for the entire day right after you left. At first I blamed you for that, but I suppose I must pin some of the blame on myself. Maybe we should have tried to talk again no matter how mad we were. Maybe I should have tried to listen harder. Would it have helped? I've always been a harsh critic, maybe too harsh. God knows I said some things I'm already sorry for. You're the baby brother I held in my five year old arms when you were only hours old, you're the four year old I read stories to when you were too sick to get out of bed, and you're the kid brother I walked to school with, and swam in the creek with, and camped out in our woods with on hot summer nights. How can we be so far apart now? I always thought we were different than most other brothers, closer somehow, you know what I mean?\n\u201cI hid in the trees and watched you ride away that night. I've wished a hundred times since then that I'd stopped you. I already have so many regrets and it's only been three days. That's not to say that I'm not still mad as hell at you. I'd sure like to knock some sense into that damn hard head of yours, but it's odd to find myself so angry, and yet so remorseful, at the same time. I keep thinking that if something happens to you before I get a chance to say I'm sorry I'll never forgive myself. I am sorry, A.J.\nYour brother, Rick.\"\nA.J. sat silently for a long time after he had finished reading that page. To the brother who had dropped off to sleep during that reading he questioned softly, \"Why? Why didn't you ever mail this to me? Why wouldn't you answer my letters?\"\n\"Pride,\" Rick whispered, his voice startling A.J. Rick opened his eyes, staring up into A.J.'s face. \"Damn fool pride. The same pride that put Daddy in an early grave. The pride Mama says the Simon men have too much of at times.\"\nA.J's eyes dropped back to the words on the paper. \"I thought...you didn't care...I thought I'd made you so mad...disappointed you so much...\"\nThe bowed blond head and slumped shoulders of his brother cut Rick to the bone. \"A.J., I'm sorry. I hope you can believe me when I tell you that I've always cared, that you could never really disappoint me.\"\nThe tough Major Andrew J. Simon had to fight back the tears that suddenly sprang to his eyes. He merely nodded his head in acknowledgment of his older brother's words.\nRick reached over with left hand and tapped the journal in A.J.'s lap with his fingers. \"Read it, A.J. All of it. It's yours now. I...I hope it helps. I hope somewhere in there you find the answers your lookin' for.\"\nA.J. looked up. \"I will, Rick. I will,\" he whispered to his now sleeping brother.\nLong after the lamps and candles on the ward had been lit and the nurses' shift had changed, A.J. could still be found at his brother's bedside, silently reading page after page of the journal. Several times A.J. had to stop and wipe at the tears that ran down his face whenever Rick's fears, sorrows, or regrets came through clearly in his writings.\nThe sun was dawning on a new day when Rick awoke again. For the first time in days he didn't feel hot, and he noticed too, that the pain in his side had receded considerably overnight.\nRick smiled when he turned his head on the pillow, noting that this time it was A.J. who was dead to the world in exhausted slumber. The journal was grasped loosely yet in A.J.'s right hand, his head and chest and arms sprawled forward on Rick's cot.\nKate smiled fondly when she came upon this scene twenty minutes later. A.J. was still sleeping soundly while Rick lightly rested a hand on his brother's back. In a hushed tone the woman greeted brightly, \"Good morning, Major Simon.\"\nRick returned her smile. \"Good morning.\"\nKate moved to the opposite side of the cot from where A.J. was lying and went about changing Rick's bandages, trying her best not to disturb either brother. As she worked she nodded her head toward the blond man, \"I see the Major finally gave in and had the good sense to get some sleep.\"\nRick looked down at the young face that was partially hidden from view, buried under strands of overly long blond hair. \"Yeah, he needed it.\"\n\"He certainly did. He's been here with you around the clock for the past four days now and hasn't slept once. He wouldn't have eaten either if I hadn't put my foot down and threatened to kick him off the ward if he didn't get some hot food in him.\"\n\"I appreciate you lookin' out for him,\" Rick smiled his thanks at the dark headed beauty. He looked back down at his sibling, lightly running his hand up and down A.J.'s back. \"He's my kid brother,\" Rick stated proudly.\nKate looked up from where she was working at Rick's rib cage. She smiled and nodded, \"I know.\"\nA small frown of puzzlement touched the corners of Rick's mouth. \"How did you know?\"\nKate laid a hand on Rick's forehead to gauge his temperature, then started a sponge bath. \"A.J...Major Simon, is quite well known in the Union Army, sir. Some, who are close to him, know his story as well. It didn't take me long to put it all together when two Major Simons showed up on my ward, one dressed in the blue of the Union, the other in the gray of the Confederacy.\"\nKate soon finished her ministrations. \"I'll be back with your breakfast tray soon, Major. We'll see what we can round up for you to eat this morning that won't upset your stomach.\"\n\"Anything sounds good right now, ma'am,\" Rick said with hunger.\nLooking over Rick's too lean frame, the nurse agreed, \"I imagine it does, sir.\"\nKate began gathering up the wash basin and cloths, watching out of the corner of her eye as Rick continued to lightly rub A.J.'s back.\n\"If I may be so bold, Major, I'd like to say that I'm glad things are working out between you and your brother. A.J.'s a fine man. He has always spoken highly of you to me.\"\nRick held the woman's gaze for a long moment, then teased with twinkling eyes, \"I get the feelin' you and my little brother are more than casual acquaintances Miss Kate.\"\n\"We see each other now and then,\" was all the smiling Kate would admit to. \"My father is General Thadius Randall. A.J. and he have worked together quite often during these past four years.\"\n\"I see,\" Rick nodded his understanding as to how this pretty young woman and his brother had met.\nBefore Kate left Rick's curtained cubicle she felt the need to confess softly, \"I had a kid brother too, Major. He was a graduate of West Point, the class of '58. For reasons known only to him, Jacob chose to fight for the South. My father never forgave him for that decision and went so far as to forbid my mother and me contact with him of any sort. Jake was killed in the battle of Vicksburg. My father doesn't say anything about it, won't even mention Jake's name, but I know, deep inside, it's torn him to pieces. Whether he'll admit it or not, he loved Jake very much. Jacob was his only son. He died without my father ever making peace with him. Papa has to live with that for the rest of his life. I'm glad things will be different for you and A.J.\"\nRick looked from the unshed tears in Kate's eyes to his sleeping brother. As his hand continued its gentle massage over A.J.'s back Rick acknowledged softly, \"I am too, Kate. I am too.\"\nA.J. remained asleep throughout Rick's breakfast. When the two brothers were finally left alone again the tired Rick murmured softly, \"You're gonna have a hell of a backache when you finally wake up, kid.\"\nRick's soft words somehow penetrated A.J.'s deep slumber. The blond's head moved restlessly on the cot, and his right hand wrapped itself more firmly around the journal. \"I understand, Rick,\" he mumbled in his sleep. \"I understand.\"\nA.J.'s grip on the journal slackened once again as he seemed to fall back into a deep sleep. Rick acknowledged as he, too, drifted toward sleep, \"I know you do, kid. I know you do.\"\nVillage Of Appomattox Court House, Virginia\nRichard and Andrew Simon, dressed in the cleaned, pressed uniforms of their respective armies, stood out in the warm noonday sun with a crowd of on lookers. Surprising to some, no name calling was heard and no rowdiness occurred as both military personnel from the North and South, as well as civilians, stood in small groups here or there.\nRick wasn't particularly shocked by the quiet calmness of\nthe small crowd.\nWe're all just so tired. So damn tired, and we've all lost so damn much.\nThe Simon brothers were the only two military men representing the opposing sides that stood together, everyone else remained segregated, the Union soldiers off to one side, the Confederate off to another.\nOther than the soft murmur of male voices, the quiet was only occasionally broken by the chirp of a bird, the bark of a dog somewhere in the distance, or the soft pawing and snorting of the horses that were tethered to the railing in front of the McLean house.\nA long time passed before the front door to the white washed building opened. A white headed, distinguished looking man dressed in the gray uniform of the Confederate States stepped out onto the front stoop, followed closely by a man dressed in Union blue. Unlike the impeccable Robert E. Lee, Ulysses Grant hadn\u2019t taken the time to put on a clean uniform, nor exchange his mud-splattered boots for a freshly polished pair.\nGeneral Lee turned and offered his hand to General Grant. The commanders of the two opposing armies then shook hands for all in attendance to see.\nNot a cheer or a clap was heard. Everyone seemed to realize that this was not a cause for celebration, but rather a cause for sad reflection.\nRobert E. Lee slowly walked down the stairs with his head held high as he moved toward his waiting horse.\nJust as he was about to put his boot in the stirrup the General caught sight of a familiar face. He led his horse over to the two men standing beneath the oak tree.\n\"Richard, it's good to see you,\" the General greeted. \"The last I heard you were gravely injured and in the prison camp at Harrisburg.\"\n\"I was,\" Rick acknowledged. \"I'd be dead now if it wasn't for my brother.\"\nGeneral Lee didn't have to ask who the blond Union Major was at Rick's elbow. He offered his hand to a Northern soldier for the second time that day. \"Major Simon, I'm happy I've finally gotten the opportunity to make your acquaintance. You're a formidable opponent.\"\n\"As are you, General,\" A.J. said while shaking the hand of the older gentleman.\n\"Where will you go now, General?\" Rick asked of the man he openly admired.\n\"Where will I go, Rick? Home, son. Home. I haven't been there for a long time, you know.\"\n\"Yes, sir, I know. Neither have I.\"\nThe General laid a fatherly hand on Rick's shoulder. \"Then I think that's a good place for both of us, Richard. Home is where we'll find our peace.\"\n\"Yes, sir,\" Rick acknowledged, holding the reins of the General's horse while the man mounted his steed.\nGeneral Lee urged his horse into a slow walk, pulling up on reins after they had only gone a few yards. He turned in the saddle, looking down at Rick.\n\"I'm glad you found what you were looking for, Rick,\" General Lee said with a meaningful glance in A.J.'s direction.\nRick looked at his brother, then back up at his former commanding officer. \"I am too, sir.\"\n\"You'll be able to heal now, Richard,\" the man told him.\n\"Yes, sir,\" Rick nodded.\nThe General gave Rick and A.J. a crisp salute, one they both returned before the man spurred his horse in the direction of home.\nThe brothers stood together in silence until the General was out of sight. \"He's a good man, A.J.,\" Rick said softly.\n\"I know,\" A.J. didn't hesitate to agree.\nAs the crowd around them began to disperse Rick draped an arm around A.J.'s shoulders, urging him toward their horses. \"Let's go home, brother,\" he said.\n\"That sounds like a good idea to me, brother,\" A.J. smiled.\n\"I bet Mama's been cookin' for a whole week,\" Rick said with anticipation.\nA.J. threw back his head in laughter.\n\"What? What's so funny?\"\nA.J. simply shook his head, his smile brighter than the afternoon sun. \"Nothing's changed. You're still a bottomless pit.\"\n\"A bottomless pit, huh? I'll show you a bottomless pit,\" Rick teased, lightly booting his brother in the rear end, propelling A.J. toward his horse.\nA.J. rubbed his behind. \"Hey, what was that for?\"\nRick's arm came to rest on A.J.'s shoulders once more. \"That was to say, let's get a move on, Major. We've got a very important date with a lady who out ranks us. If we keep Mama waitin' one more day we'll both have sore behinds.\"\nA.J. laughed again, picturing in his mind's eye their tiny mother hauling her two grown sons to the woodshed.\n\"Yeah, and I'd likely guess she could still do it, too,\" A.J. agreed.\nRick stopped dead in his tracks. \"Why I do declare, A.J., is that a bit of good ole Southern boy English I hear creepin' up on you? Better be careful now, kid, you're accent's comin' back to ya.\u2019\"\nA.J. stopped his progress toward the horses as well, not taking the teasing lightly as it had been intended. \"I've always been a Southern boy, Rick,\" he stated firmly.\nRick studied his sibling for a moment, then pulled him into a hug. \"I know you have been, A.J. I've always known you have been.\"\nA.J. stood within his brother's embrace for a long moment, finally breaking it as he gave Rick a clap on the back. \"We'd better get going so that stomach of yours gets fed on its regular schedule.\"\n\"Why are ya' always givin' me a hard time about my stomach? There's nothin' wrong with a man enjoyin' a good home cooked meal. Why I haven't had a taste of Mama's cookin' in I don't know how long.\"\nBrotherly conversation continued throughout the trip home. Lots of teasing and bantering, mixed with some serious exchanges, helped to bring the Simon brothers one step closer to what they had once been to each other.\nWhen the long journey was over and the two men dismounted their horses in front of their boyhood home the front door flew open and out burst a still petite, still stylish woman, arms held open wide in greeting.\nCecilia Simon ran to meet her sons, barely able to keep from tripping over her hoops in her excitement. Tears of joy ran down her face as her boys met her halfway. She fell into their outstretched arms, giving and receiving hugs and kisses.\nCecilia couldn't control the sobs that wracked her body as she held both of her sons tightly against her.\n\"Don't cry, Mama. 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        "raw_content": "The large number of trekkers and climbers who visit Nepal and the Everest region contribute to the local economy but also cause serious environmental impact. Such impact includes the burning wood for fuel, pollution in the form of human waste and trash, and abandoned climbing gear. Although some climbing gear is recycled by local residents either for their own use or for resale, it is estimated that more than 50 tons of plastic, glass, and metal were dumped between 1953 and the mid-1990s in what has been called \u201cthe world\u2019s highest junkyard.\u201d Up on the ice, where few local people go, the norm is to throw trash into the many crevasses, where it is ground up and consumed by the action of the ice. A few bits and pieces show up on the lower part of the glacier many years later as they are churned back to the surface, although organic matter is generally consumed or scavenged by local wildlife. At the high-elevation camps, used oxygen bottles are strewn everywhere.\nEfforts have been made to reduce the negative environmental impact on Mount Everest. The Nepalese government has been using a portion of climbing fees to clean up the area. In 1976, with aid from Sir Edmund Hillary\u2019s Himalayan Trust and the Nepalese government, the Sagarmatha National Park was established to preserve the remaining soil and forest around Mount Everest. By the mid-1990s the park comprised 1240 sq km (480 sq mi). Trekking and climbing groups must bring their own fuel to the park (usually butane and kerosene), and the cutting of wood is now prohibited. Because the freedoms of Sherpas have been restricted by the park rules, they have not been sympathetic to the existence of the park. Additionally, the Sagarmatha Pollution Control, funded by the World Wildlife Fund and the Himalayan Trust, was established in 1991 to help preserve Everest\u2019s environment. Climbing activity continues to increase, however, and the environmental future of the Mount Everest area remains uncertain.",
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        "raw_content": "PIX #1 - Identify these teachers - After 45 years it was very difficult to idenitfy all of the faces in the above photo. Several people tried, so please forgive if some mistakes were made. The photo was taken in 1931 or 1932. Front row, left to right: Janet Miller, Mamie Cramer (Richards), next one unknown, Opal Van Dorn, next unknown, Alma Peters (Reiss), next unknown, Mabel Overholt, Mildred LaRoss (Harding), next two unknown. Second row: Blanche Wolf, Elizabeth Eisaman (Bloomgarden), Pauline Ray, Dorothy Ewan, next unknown, Edna Hatfield, Mildred Smothers, Marjorie Rosendale, Luella Moss, next three unknown, Third Row: Elizabeth Carter (Porter), Fern Augustine (Tong), Carlotta Zahm, Ethel Mowery, Mabel Bourquin, Pearl McCauley (LaRue), Mary Leisure, Marie Whiteman, Ida McDermott, Oneita Whiteman, next unknown, Hazel Stubbins. Fourth Row: Ina Sponslor, Katherine Snyder, Francis McCormick, Isabel Hunt, Ethel Crawford, Vera Eger, Catherine Griffith, Helen Crafts, next unkown, Alma Van Ausdall, Grace Thompson, Mary Chamberlain, Irene Plummer. Fifth Row: Ervin Kreischer, Ruland Smith, O.K. Caldwell, George Evans, Byron Stearns, Gayle Sommers, W.M. Hawk, John Swearingen, Les Crowl, Al Swady, J.M. Reed, Supt., Earl Smith, George West, C.D. LaRue. Sixth Row: Clifford Stubblefield, Dr. M.A. Prudden, school physician, L.G. Jones, George Knepper, next unknown, Wilbur Nixon.\nPIX #2 - Edna Hatfield - She holds the record for long time teaching in Fostoria schools...53 years. She taught at Columbus Avenue for three years, then Corcker Street after it was built. She also did substitute teaching at junior high after retiring. During her years at Crocker Street she was also principal. They should never have demolished Crocker School, she said. It should have been mainteined to serve the children in the south end and thus eliminate busing. At 98, Edna Hatfield is still sharp about her teaching days, and always glad to see old students. I am indebted to her for assistance in supplying data for this series of articles.\nPIX #3 - Ida McDermott - Anyone who went to \"old Central\" or the old Fostoria High will never forget her. She was an excellent teacher and principal... and a firm disciplinarian who commanded respect. she started at \"Old Central\" in 1892, becoming principal in 1895, and continued in that capacity until 1928. She continued teaching until retirement in 1931...a total of 38 years. \"Remember, it is not the big things, it is not the conspicuous service that counts most, but it is simply being true to your stewardship\", she said, in her farewell message to the graduating class of 1923, which I was a member.\nThere was a time in the Fostoria public school system when a strong effort was made to provide a balance between buildings and facilities on one hand with educational values...consisting of well trained and dedicated teachers, courses of study to prepare students for fruitful lives, and rules and regulations that would result in proper functioning of the schools for the benefit of both teachers and students.\nMy evaluation on that period stems from being a student in the local school system from 1910...graduating in 1923; and from a study of school reports published in 1900 and for later years.\nIt seems to me that more effort in later years and circumstances that have caused the shift.\nI distinctly remember when the superintendent of schools visited the class rooms of the schools to be sure teaching techniques and results were satisfactory; when teachers' meetings were held regularly to discuss problems and improve teaching; when Parent-Teacher Associations were vitally interested in the schools results as related to education.\nAlso during the so called \"better days\" there was discipline in the schools. Whoever heard of assaulting a teacher? Such an infraction would have resulted in punishment, without interference from parents. The use of drugs by school age kids was unknown; and their use of alcohol was low in comparison to today. There was some smoking of tobacco, but again, at a much lesser level.\nThat period...produced many students in Fostoria schools who went on to continue higher education and who have made excellent records in their chosen professions.\nWithout preaching...without being too critical...it seems to me it is time for a return to former values in education, which calls for parents, who are the taxpayers, and those that administer school programs and teaching should compare notes on the basic needs of education. Elsewhere in this article are excerpts from earlier school reports which setforth criteria of another day...which are worth considering.\nHere are some observations I have made in comparing the past and the present in regard to subjects taught in the public schools:\nWRITING: I refer to penmanship, not sentence structure. Readers may remember when penmanship was considered an important subject...and rightfully so, since the ability to write legibly, so that others may read it easily and accurately, is of prime importance to communications. The teaching of penmanship involved the technique and practice of making vertical and slant lines, circles etc., so that the alphabet and numberals, when scribed on paper had good shape, uniformity and beauty as the student progressed in the study.\nPHYSIOLOGY: How well I remember the subject as taught in the junior high when I was a student...the teacher was Ethel Pugh. It was one of my favorites, and I learned considerable about the human body and its function. Earlier than my school days they also taught phisiology. It consisted of such subjects as: parts of the human body; skin, nails and hair; food and drinks; tobacco and other narcotics. An understanding of the effects of the latter two could contribute to abstinence.\nPOEMS AND PICTURES: The beauty and thoughts expressed by the old art masters and poets of another day still remain with those who had the advantage of being taught those subjects in school. As a result their lives have been enriched, and I know that many poems can still be recited by them...even though perhaps not word perfect. Any knowledge many of us \"oldsters\" have of famous paintings and poetry we got from the schoolroom. Remember these: \"Little Orphan Annie came to our house to stay\"... \"When the frost is on the pumpkin and the fodders in the shock\"... \"Between the dark and the daylight, when the night is beginning to lower\"... and lots more.\nBOTANY: This is a lost knowledge among most Americans today, because it has not been taught for so long. Today, the subject would probably be considered a part of the broader subject...enviroment. Fifty to seventy five years ago, students learned to identify many flowers, herbs, and trees that grew in the woods, fields and along streams. The wildflowers...dogtoothed violets, trilliums, dutchman's britches, johnny jumpups, purple gentians, etc. Knowledge of such matters develops respect and love for nature...a subject which is again gaining in popularity. Years ago botany teachers led their students to the wooded areas surrounding Fostoria for a first ahnd study and selection of wild specimens.\nARITHMETIC: One of the basics of education years ago waa arithmetic...which included the ability to recite the multiplication tables up to and including the 15's; also to add and subtract without the use of fingers. Today, kids are very delinquent in such abilities. They prefer the pocket computers. What would they do if batteries weren't available to operate them.\nYes, the 3-R's are still important in my book...as well as some of the others mentioned aobve. And, I realize there are differences of opinions. If more space was available it would be good to explore the subject further.\nWhenever \"dedication\" has been mentioned in this series of articles I have thought of the many teachers who gained much of their experience by teaching in 1-room country schools before moving to the city schools by electric interurban and or foot. Then starting a fire in the old potbelly stove to warm up the room before the kids arrived.\nThat \"dedication\" also included going to summer school to get their teaching degree...and all for a salary of $25 or $30 per month.\nThat \"dedication\" included personal interest in the kids, their special problems, and often the kids' family problems. I know because I had a sister who was a teacher...and I have talked to many teachers.\nTeachers do have real problems with some of today's youth...and their parents. The permissive attitude of today...the extensive use of TV in the home...plus myriads of other problems that have produced a decline in our society, which in turn has deteriorated interest in education as it existed some years back. History permits us to select the good and reject the bad from the past, and use it for our betterment. And, so I have selected from school reports just a little bit of data for these articles, for readers' interest and consideration. 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        "raw_content": "Top 6 Video Game Couples\nReview: Bill Nye Debates Ken Ham DVD Set\nCatalyst \u2013 Day 3\nIn the spirit of Valentine\u2019s Day, we wanted to list in no particular order who our favorite romantic couples in video games are. The rules were that both characters are attracted to each other, and they do not need to be together, but need to at least want to be together.\nFrancis King Jr.\nMy pick is Nathan, the main character who claims to be the descendant of Francis Drake, and the journalist Elena from the Uncharted series. Their relationship has a very rocky start. In the first game, Nate cons Elena into paying for his expedition to find the coffin of Francis Drake. However, the coffin is empty\u2013and Nate knows it. His real mission is to find El Dorado, and he is using Elena as a meal ticket. He actually tries to ditch her, but Elena is quite resourceful and not so easy to get rid of. Fast forward to the end of the game and, you guessed it, their adventures have brought them close together and they kiss.\nBut what makes them special comes in the next games.\nIn Uncharted 2, Nate and Elena appear to have gone their separate ways, and now he embarks on a mission with partner/occasional paramour Chloe. The new pair travel to Nepal where they run into Elena, who is doing a story on the same man who stands in Nate and Chloe\u2019s way. At the end of the game Chloe, wrestling with her feelings for Nate, asks him if he loves Elena. He affirms that he does (or rather doesn\u2019t deny it) and chooses to return to Elena rather than go with Chloe.\nThe relationship between the two is special because neither thought they would ever end up together. Nate, the rogue with the heart of gold, and Elena, the no-nonsense reporter, are initially repulsed by each other. But they end up getting married between the second and third games. They go through an estrangement and marital troubles, but in the end Nate re-proposes with his wedding ring and the pair promise each other a fresh start.\nSilas Green\nThe best video game couple is\u2026 Locke and Celes from Final Fantasy VI! Their relationship starts out in a simple fairy tale situation. Celes has been captured and Locke has to play hero and rescue her. The wrench in this perfect romance is that both of these characters have serious emotional baggage. Celes might be a damsel in distress when Locke meets her, but she was a high-ranking general in the evil Empire while Locke has sided with the Returners, the rebellion sworn to oppose them.\nThere are several kinks in what could have been a straightforward love story between two cool characters. Locke may have rescued Celes, but the main force of attraction there is that she reminds him of his girlfriend Rachel who was left in a coma after an accident that was partly Locke\u2019s fault. He carries this guilt, which keeps him from being able to connect with Celes.\nCeles has her own share of guilt for what she did when she was a general of the Empire. There is a heartbreaking scene in the first half of the game in which the villainous Kefka tries to convince the party that Celes has betrayed them. Locke doubts her loyalty, and to prove herself Celes gives herself up so they can escape.\nThe next time they meet, Locke tries to apologize but Celes is cold toward him, then she tries to talk to him and he ignores her. There is some serious tension between them.\nAnd then the world ends.\nOn the floating continent we see Celes at her almost-lowest, wishing she\u2019d never been born, but Locke doesn\u2019t have a chance to comfort her before Kefka destroys their world. A year later, Celes wakes from near-death to find that she\u2019s once again been separated from Locke. She tries to kill herself (depending on how you play through a particular scene in the game), and it\u2019s only when she finds evidence that Locke is still alive in the ruined world that she finds the will to live and sets out in search of her allies.\nLocke tries to rescue his old girlfriend, but Rachel is beyond help, and as she dies she basically gives him her blessing to move forward, because still Celes is waiting for him. At the end of the game, when the party faces Kefka and he asks them whether they\u2019ve found anything worth living for in the ruin he\u2019s made of the world, both Locke and Celes (with the others) answer, \u201cYes!\u201d\nThe game is dated now, having been originally released on the Super Nintendo, but the emotional complexity of its characters can stand alongside games being released today. Locke and Celes are both awesome characters in their own right, being able to win the hearts of gamers even without standing next to each other, but when the game does take these cool, complex characters through a winding romantic storyline, the result is one of the best love stories in gaming, and my vote for Best Video Game Couple.\nNontraditional is the word that best epitomizes my favorite video game couple. Individually, they\u2019re powerful; together, they\u2019re a force to be reckoned with. Garrett Hawke and Merrill from Dragon Age II are my choice.\nTheir similarities are undeniable. They were both forced from their homes due to unfortunate circumstances: Hawke\u2019s was destroyed in the Blight, and Merrill was exiled from her clan. Each desires to help their respective families the best way they know how. Living in Kirkwall, the two them walk a precarious path as apostate mages in trying to hide their magic from the city\u2019s templars.\nAdditionally, the notion of an elf and a human noble in a committed relationship (in human society) is at the very least eye-raising. Finally, as if in response to these things, Hawke and Merrill desire change the way the \u201ccivilized\u201d world regards elves and mages alike.\nI\u2019ve always been fond of their relationship for several reasons. Thrust into a world completely foreign to her, Merrill\u2019s one pillar of stability is Hawke. Despite causing chaos amid the Dalish and being ultimately responsible for a great tragedy, he loves her anyway. In Hawke\u2019s case, through the years of losing loved ones, Merrill is the one person who is there for him from their meeting on Sundermount to the climactic battle in the Gallows.\nFurthermore, I find their relationship to be an interesting take on the run-of-the-mill \u201cdamsel in distress.\u201d Merrill is strong, and determined in her course of action, but still looks to Hawke for love and support. For his part, even after becoming a wealthy noble and subsequently the Champion of Kirkwall, in a time and place where aiding and abetting a maleficar is a severely punishable offense, Hawke still sticks by his love.\nI have a lot of couples that I could talk about here: Zack and Aerith (*grabs tissue*), Diego and Mia (no \u201cObjections!\u201d please), Link and Zelda (it\u2019s a thing\u2014play Skyward Sword!), Mario and Peach (one of the oldest couples in video game history), and so on. But I wanted to go with one of my favorite, obscure couples from a videogame I dare call my favorite. If you haven\u2019t played Path of Radiance, proceed with caution.\nDown thar be SPOILERS!\nI specifically like this couple because they transcend secular love and strive towards the true, biblical definition of unconditional love. Rajaion is a dragon-hybrid prince (a race known as Luguz) and Ena is of the same race, but not of noble blood. They meet in the kingdom of Goldoa, fall in love, and he proposes to her. Pretty traditional love story\u2026\nBut, like any good story, it\u2019s made horrendously interesting by disaster. Before the two can be married, Rajaion\u2019s sister, Almedha, breaks traditional law by marrying the human king, Ashnard\u2014a murderous man whose ambitions are only rivaled by his cruelty\u2014in order to strengthen the two kingdoms\u2019 ties. Eventually, Almedha has a son with Ashnard, and it\u2019s only then revealed that Ashnard is planning to use both of them for his own despicable means.\nLong story short, Rajaion puts his marriage to Ena on hold, travels to Ashnard\u2019s kingdom to save his sister and nephew, and ends up being captured by the corrupt king. In order to save the life of his nephew and of his own treacherous sister (undeserving as she is), Rajaion sells his mind to Ashnard, becoming a brainwashed, draconic beast for the king\u2019s service.\nCut back to Ena, who has not taken other suitors, despite Rajaion\u2019s lengthy and unexplained absence. When she doesn\u2019t hear back from him, Ena sets out across the forbidden borders of the dragon kingdom, Goldoa, and enlists herself into the service of King Ashnard in order to find out something about Rajaion\u2019s disappearance. This allies her with Goldoa\u2019s enemies and estranges her from her own people, but Ena nonetheless chooses loyalty to her fianc\u00e9 over her standing in favor of the world\u2019s eyes.\nAfter lengthy battles and multiple tribulations, the two are reunited after Ike kills the \u201cMad King\u201d Ashnard, and Rajaion lays on his death bed. The two lovers are able to exchange final words before Rajaion passes on. Ena at last resigns herself to returning to Goldoa for the sole reason of bringing her fianc\u00e9\u2019s body back to his kingdom for proper burial.\nSad story? Yes. It\u2019s one example of a video game couple whose story doesn\u2019t end in smiles and confetti, but I like how it\u2019s subtly developed throughout the course of Path of Radiance without being overbearing or too predictable. 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She loved her people, and as he strove to prove his love to her, he grew to love them too.\nAlexander has an admirable sense of compassion, sacrifice, and cleverness I\u2019ve admired since he first appeared in King\u2019s Quest III: To Heir is Human. He fights a Minotaur, a genie, and even Samhain to insure Cassima and her homeland\u2019s safety. He handles all of his trials with grace and fierce determination, never allowing the unhappy and sometimes cruel inhabitants of the Green Isles to cause him to be mean to them, nor to doubt his resolve. Cassima\u2019s love for her people rubs off on Alexander and she too is willing to sacrifice herself when she throws herself into danger while Alexander is battling the Vizier in the climax.\nAs a child these two were an example of true love for me. Pure romances are so hard to find these days. Never once did they spoil themselves before marriage. Never once did Alexander raise his voice to Cassima. 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After she joins the group, you see a serious Yuna who is dedicated to her mission become a playful and happy girl who likes to tease other members of the party. She is always a joy to be around and uplifts the group whenever they are in danger.\nTheir relationship has had to go through trials, as I believe all good relationships do. From having to stop the forced wedding between Seymour and Yuna to facing the fact that she is going to give her life in order to end the cycle of Sin, they have had to overcome many obstacles to be with each other.\nIn the end, not only do they do what is necessary to save the world and their own love, but one has to give themselves up for the other to live. This is such a powerful example of love, which is someone willing to die to oneself so the other can live.\nTo relate this to real life is a hard lesson to learn, but one that must be done if you want a relationship, marriage, or friendship to continue. 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        "raw_content": "Tagged With: Woods\nOmar Bradley Oak\nPhotograph taken on Saturday, May 05, 2018 by Henry\nThe family traveled to Pennsylvania today. It\u2019s always good to get everyone together but today was a mixture of joy and sadness. Joy because we were with family, outdoors on a cool day in May. Sad because we came to bury Albert\u2019s ashes. We decided that it would be appropriate to bury them under this large tree, a North American white oak (Quercus alba, not to be confused with the English white or common oak, Q. robur). Based on its circumference, estimates of its age range from about 250 to over 300 years, although we\u2019ve never had it actually dated with a core sample. We\u2019ll just continue to assert it predates the American Revolution.\nWe used to have a tire swing on this tree and in the 1960s we camped near by in the field that later came to be called the Christmas Tree Field. It\u2019s now difficult to see where the woods ended and the field began, as it\u2019s all pretty much grown up with trees, although there is still a wood duck house on a tree that\u2019s near what was the edge of the field. After we started camping in what is now the yard, we didn\u2019t get over to the tree quite as often.\nAs for the name of the tree, that was given by some neighbors shortly after the death in 1981 of General Omar Bradley. There is, in some circles, a tradition of naming large oaks after generals and when one of the neighbors mentioned the name to dad, he liked it and it\u2019s pretty much stuck. It\u2019s all very unofficial, of course and this tree is just in the woods on our property, not in a park or other public place. Omar Bradley was the last of nine five-star officers in the US military, having been promoted to General of the Army in September, 1950. Only George Washington and John Pershing, Generals of the Armies (plural) have ranked higher than the nine five-star officers.\nCategories: Flowers and Plants, People\t| Tags: Albert, Oak, Omar Bradley Oak, Pennsylvania, Trees, Woods\t| Comments Off on Omar Bradley Oak\nPhotograph taken on Thursday, February 15, 2018 by Henry\nIt rained overnight but was mostly clear today and quite warm for mid-February. After a meeting that ran from 11:30 to just before noon, I walked a bit in the woods and upland area next to my office. First, I walked down into the woods above the drainage pond where a fair sized flock of cedar waxwings (Bombycilla cedrorum) were bouncing around in the underbrush. If I had a tripod and a longer lens I think I could get some pretty good photos in that area. As it is, this is good enough for identification purposes but it isn\u2019t going to win any awards. Still, it was nice to be out with the birds in 60\u00b0F weather in the middle of winter.\nCategories: Creatures\t| Tags: Bird, Birds, Cedar Waxwing, Waxwing, Woods\t| Comments Off on Cedar Waxwing (Bombycilla cedrorum)\nRainy, Foggy Morning\nIt started raining yesterday morning and it\u2019s been raining fairly steadily since. The forecast has that continuing another 24 hours or so before it clears up. It is, however, unseasonably warm. It was cool this morning but later in the day, even with the rain, it was up around 60\u00b0F (16\u00b0C). The cool morning, however, meant some beautiful fog. I love a foggy morning (or day, night, or evening, for that matter). I especially love being in the woods when it\u2019s foggy. This morning, as usual for a Sunday, I was at church setting up and running the sound system. Nevertheless, I took a short break while the musicians were practicing to walk around outside and take a few pictures.\nCategories: Miscellaneous\t| Tags: Fog, Rain, Rainy, Trees, Woods\t| Comments Off on Rainy, Foggy Morning\nFall Color In The Woods\nI\u2019m reasonably happy with my commute. On a good day it\u2019s under 15 minutes and it\u2019s pretty rare that it takes as long as 25 minutes. On the other hand, it isn\u2019t the most picturesque commute you\u2019re going to find. There\u2019s are a few bits that are nice, though, including a stretch of woods on both sides of Rock Creek. In my homeward bound commute, that\u2019s also the most likely stretch to have a back up. Today, I stopped part way along that stretch and was able to take a few pictures of the woods before we started moving again. The woods are quite lovely right now and I don\u2019t mind a short stop if I have that to look at. Pretty soon it will be a lot less interesting, so enjoy it while you can.\nCategories: Miscellaneous\t| Tags: Autumn, Red, Woods\t| Comments Off on Fall Color In The Woods",
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        "raw_content": "New Year\u2019s Resolutions: Taking Control of Your Hepatitis B Infection\nIf you are living with chronic hepatitis B, you may feel as though you are not in control of your health, but that\u2019s not true! Small changes to your daily life can go a long way towards improving your liver health and may even prevent liver damage from occurring. Here are five New Year\u2019s resolutions to help you start 2019 off right!\nKick Your Old Habits to the Curb: Still smoking? Time to leave that behind! Old habits can be hard to break, but staying healthy is important. Did you know that insurance plans in the United States must cover smoking cessation programs through preventive care under the Affordable Care Act? This means that copayments and coinsurance can\u2019t be applied to these programs. Taking the first step is better for your liver and your wallet!\nCook More: Cooking can be a lot of work, but it can also be fun! Regularly eating fast-food and highly processed meals are bad for your liver and can leave you feeling lethargic, so try switching things up. Consider signing up for a cooking class with your friends or family to learn some new tricks in the kitchen. You don\u2019t have to make every meal from scratch; start by making one or two fresh meals a week and increase them as you feel more confident. Don\u2019t know where to start? Try one of these recipes \u2013 desserts included! There is no standard diet for chronic hepatitis B patients, but the American Cancer Society\u2019s low fat, low cholesterol, and high fiber meal ideas are a good, general diet to follow.\nWrite it Down: It can be difficult to remember all of the things\nthat you have to do and important tasks \u2013 like scheduling yourdoctor appointments \u2013 can get lost in the shuffle. Make 2019 the year that you start to write things down. Physically writing items down increases your chances of remembering them, so skip the Notes application on your phone and grab a piece of paper!\nMake Some Time For Yourself: Stress is bad for every part of your body \u2013 including the liver \u2013 so it is important to make some time for yourself. Set a few hours aside each week to do an activity that you enjoy. If you have the resources, you may want to consider planning a vacation or taking a small weekend trip. Even if you can\u2019t get away, set a goal to spend more time outdoors. Green spaces, such as an urban park or a forest, have been known to lower stress levels and can help manage weight, which is an important part of maintaining liver health.\nGet Active: Exercising more might be one of the most common New Year\u2019s resolutions, but it is also one of the most important ones! If you\u2019re tired of going to the gym or bored with your old routine, try your hand at an exercise you hadn\u2019t considered before. Yoga, pilates, running, and kickboxing are just a few examples of fun workouts that you can add to your exercise catalog and can be done outside of a typical gym setting. If you\u2019re looking for affordable exercise options, be sure to check out some of the free exercise videos you can find on YouTube. You can also try hiking at your local park or joining a local community center!\nNew Year\u2019s resolutions can be difficult to keep, especially if you are trying to do them all at once. The important part is to begin! If you are having trouble meeting your goals, pick one to start with and add another goal once it becomes a part of your routine.\nhep B New Years Resolutionshep B tipsNew Year's resolutions",
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        "raw_content": "May 11 A Norwegian Graduation Celebration\nKaren Reitan\nEducation, History/Traditions\nA Norwegian Graduation Celebration\nWhen I graduated high school, I partied with my friends for 3 weeks straight. We were up all night and sat under our desks at school. We rode around in party buses blasting music from speakers worthy of large concerts. We drank a lot and we truly celebrated that 13 years of school had finally come to an end.\nFor most people reading this article I must seem like a bad kid; Like a rebel who partied too much, who drank too much and who was uncontrollable. Except that this was the norm. This special, awesome graduation party is known as russetid, and it is how us Norwegians celebrate our graduation.\nI want to remind everyone that the legal drinking age in Norway is 18, and that we have all reached this age by the time we graduate. So, as opposed to all the young people drinking illegally at or after their high school graduation in America, we do it perfectly legally. In fact, the police and security guards monitor us closely, making sure we are not a threat to our own or others\u2019 safety. There have been incidents of course, but mostly the russ live in harmony alongside regular citizens.\nIn the United States, more or less everybody is still a minor at the time of their high school graduation. They can therefore not drink, and their parents are usually more involved still with what they do. I know that people do drink at their graduation parties here too, however I am under the impression that it is not as extravagant as the Norwegian russetid. Drinking during graduation from high school is obviously more hidden here too, as the police as well as most parents would react harshly if they found minors drinking.\nAnother major difference between the Norwegian and American graduation parties is that the Norwegian one is actually regulated by the government. The russ have certain rules and regulations they have to abide by, and there are certain rules they are exempt from. If American high school graduates are caught drinking, the police will stop them and contact their parents. Because of the grandiosity of the Norwegian celebration, however, the police contribute with security personnel and as mediators in any conflicts.\nWhen we as russ are not riding our specially designed party buses around the towns and cities, we gather at major events or meets, called russetreff. I personally attended the two biggest ones, each gathering more than 10000 seniors to drink, party and dance all through the night. Different performers come to the stages to sing and set the mood, and the parties don\u2019t close up until the morning hours. It is usually very expensive to buy drinks inside the venues, but you are allowed to bring your own alcohol and people do drink a lot. In fact, several ambulances are on alert at all times at these events to take care of all injuries ranging from broken bones to alcohol poisoning.\nAnother thing many Americans do as a part of their graduation is hold scavenger hunts in which they have to perform different tasks. Based on the circle of friends these can range from peaceful, fun activities such as finding an old baseball card, to more serious and illegal things like drinking, smoking or stealing. The Norwegian party also includes a scavenger hunt of sorts, where you collect different items for doing various deeds. In a way the scavenger hunt part of the celebrations isn\u2019t too different in Norway and America, but we allow for a little more craziness as we are in fact of legal age at the time of graduation.\nFor most people around the world the russefeiring sounds insane. And the worst part: We haven\u2019t even completed our final exams yet! If you think about telling your parents that you were going on a three-week long rave right before your final exams, what would they say? Exactly, but this is my culture. It might be mad, it might be a really bad idea but this bad idea has survived for over a century, and I am not one to wish it gone. The idea of dressing in red pants that don\u2019t get washed for the entire three weeks (yes, it is disgusting but an unwritten rule states that you are not allowed to clean your russebukse for the entire period), staying up all night and drinking with my friends at huge parties still makes me excited. I wouldn\u2019t want to do it again, but this is something you are only meant to experience that one time, and that\u2019s what makes it so amazing.\nI know my culture is crazy and a little irresponsible, but its mine and I wouldn\u2019t trade it for the world. It is just like yours, but we go all out.\nI am a twenty-year old girl from Norway, currently studying at Pace University in Westchester, New York. I love to travel and to talk to people from different places and different backgrounds. When I was six years old my family spent one year in Prague, and in addition to teaching me good English skills this also made me determined to spend time living abroad later in life. My goal for the future is to work with diplomacy, either in the United Nations or as an ambassador. Besides my studies I like to get involved and stay busy and I am currently the president of the business society at my school in addition to being the treasurer of our speech and debate club. 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Of the Hornets' eight sand dates during the spring, six will come at home, and the other two will come at Stanford on the same weekend. All home matches will take place at the Sacramento Softball Complex, located at Watt Avenue and Longview Drive. The complex has four lighted sand volleyball courts.\n\"This is an exciting moment for our volleyball program,\" Sacramento State Athletics Director Terry Wanless said. \"I'm thrilled we've been able to work collectively with schools in the Northern California region to support the addition of sand volleyball. The sport will be a great asset to the University and to our volleyball program.\"\nSacramento State's indoor volleyball program has reached the NCAA Tournament 10 times in the last 16 years, and has won a pair of national championships (NCAA Div. II in 1981, AIAW Div. III in 1980). 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Should funds be approved for a championship in the next budget cycle, the NCAA would host its first national championship in the spring of 2016.\nFor the sand volleyball schedule, click here, or on the link above the story.\nSAND VOLLEYBALL Q&A\nWhen is the sand volleyball season?\nSand volleyball is a spring team sport. The Division I playing season starts the first Thursday in March and ends eight weeks later or the end of the school year, whichever comes first.\nWhat is the format of play?\nEach school will field five doubles teams ranked by ability. Each doubles team plays against the corresponding team or teams from other schools. In a dual meet, the winning team is the school winning three of the five matches. Individual matches are two sets to 21, with a tiebreaker set to 15, if needed. All sets are rally scoring and must be won by two points. Tournament play will include multiple schools playing in consecutive dual matches. 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        "raw_content": "Hybrid Pass Up \u2013 What Is Affluence Network QR Code Software\nThank you so much for coming to The Affluence Network in looking for \u201cWhat Is Affluence Network QR Code Software\u201d online.\nEthereum is an incredible cryptocurrency platform, nevertheless, if growth is too fast, there may be some difficulties. If the platform is adopted quickly, Ethereum requests could improve drastically, and at a rate that surpasses the rate with which the miners can create new coins. Under such a scenario, the whole platform of Ethereum could become destabilized because of the increasing costs of running distributed applications. In turn, this could dampen interest Ethereum platform and ether. 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Bitcoin is an amazing intellectual and technical accomplishment, and it\u2019s generated an avalanche of editorial coverage and venture capital investment opportunities. But not many people understand that and miss out on very successful business models made available as a result of growing use of blockchain technology.\nWhen searching for what is Affluence Network QR code software, there are many things to think about.\nMLM \u2013 What Is Affluence Network QR Code Software\nClick here to visit our home page and learn more about what is Affluence Network QR code software.\nSince one of the earliest forms of earning money is in money lending, it truly is a fact you could do that with cryptocurrency. Most of the giving sites currently focus on Bitcoin, Some of these sites you are needed fill in a captcha after a particular time frame and are rewarded with a small quantity of coins for seeing them. 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This scenario is just not to imply that markets usually are not exposed to price manipulation, yet there is certainly no requirement for large amounts of cash to transfer market prices up or down. The smallest occasions on earth economy can affect the cost of Bitcoin, This can make Bitcoin and any other cryptocurrency explosive.\nAnyone can become a Bitcoin miner running software with specialized hardware. Mining software listen for broadcast transactions on the peer-to-peer network and perform the appropriate tasks to process and support these transactions. Bitcoin miners do this because they are able to bring in transaction fees paid by users for quicker transaction processing, and new bitcoins in existence are under denominated formulas.\nCryptocurrency is freeing people to transact cash and do business on their terms. Each user can send and receive payments in a similar way, but in addition they get involved in more complicated smart contracts. 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        "raw_content": "I mentioned that I was trying to teach my little minions how to serve each other and be kind in this post a few weeks ago. We've been working on it and I thought I'd share a little idea that is working pretty well for my kids.\nI came across this article recently and I thought that I could use the idea of \"warm fuzzies\" to help show my kids how good it can feel to serve and be kind.\nThe concept is simple. We had a quick little talk about how as a family, we are a team and I showed them some examples of what is kind and what is not kind. For example, I showed them that it is nice when we hug, share, or help each other or when we do something nice for a sibling without being asked. Then I told them that hitting, yelling at each other, or being selfish with a toy is not nice. I then explained that any time I caught them being nice, they would get to put a fuzzy in the jar. Every time we fill the jar, it makes our family or \"team\" happier. And when the jar is full, we get to share a prize as a family. {like ice cream, a special outing, or a prize that the kids can enjoy together.}\nIf they aren't playing nice, they don't have to take a fuzzy out of the jar or anything like that, I just show them the jar and remind them that they don't get a fuzzy because our family has a hard time being happy if we're fighting.\nRemember that Lila and Ezra are just three and two, so I didn't want things to be super complicated. I'm not a big fan of rewarding my kids every single time they help out in the home. {Like chores, etc} I feel like part of being a family is to be kind, help out, and learn responsibility. I don't want them to feel like every time they're nice, they get rewarded. But I want them to see that home is a happier place if we serve each other. That is why I don't let them have a fuzzy if they ask for one. {Like Lila caught on fast and started smothering Ezra with hugs then asked for a fuzzy.} I only give them a fuzzy when I catch them being kind and they don't know I'm watching or listening and I don't do it every single time they're nice. And again, prizes are specifically made to be something that we all enjoy as a family or as siblings.\nMy main goal is just to help them see that when they are kind to each other, it makes everyone in the home happy.\nSo far, this has been working quite well. Lila is doing especially well and I think Ezra will catch on more and more. The kids are still kids and they disagree from time to time, but slowly and surely, I think they're understanding that being nice and doing nice things for each other only helps to make us happy.\nSo it's kind of silly, but maybe it'll help someone else in a parenting rut. :) Good luck!\nLabels: activities for kids, easy, motherhood, parenting, teaching kids",
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        "raw_content": "Woman Rescued from Sinking Car\nTwo police officers in Auckland, New Zealand are being hailed as heroes today. Ricardo Guimar\u00e3es BMG reports that the two men, Paul Watts and Simon Russell, saved a woman whose car was sinking in the Waitemata Harbor.\nAccording to eyewitness accounts, the 63-year-old woman was leaving a parking lot when her car went over a rock wall and into the harbor. Her BMW began rapidly sinking. Thanks to the quick thinking of by-standers, the police were called quickly and able to respond in time to save her. The woman was trapped in the backseat near the back windshield, struggling to get oxygen as it was rapidly depleting. The officers used their baton to try to smash the window but it did not work. They found a large rock and were successful smashing the window out. The two officers pulled the terrified woman to safety. The officers said that less than a minute after pulling her out her entire car was submerged.\nThe woman only suffered from cuts and bruises.\nThe Daily Mail has amazing pictures of the heroic (and terrifying) rescue. Being trapped in a sinking car has to be most people\u2019s worst nightmare. The horrified look on the trapped woman\u2019s face says it may have been one of hers as well. Luckily the police were able to think quickly and get her out.",
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        "raw_content": "(Redirected from Modern paganism)\n\"Neopagan\" redirects here. For other uses, see Neo-Pagan (disambiguation).\nHeathen altar for Haustblot in Bj\u00f6rk\u00f6, Sweden. The larger wooden idol represents the god Frey\nReligions included\nEthnic movements\nSyncretic movements and witchcraft\nCochranianism\nSimilar movements\nMexicayotl\nKoshint\u014d\nOverarching organisations\nUralic Communion\nModern Paganism, also known as Contemporary Paganism[1] and Neopaganism,[2] is a group of new religious movements influenced by or claiming to be derived from the various historical pagan beliefs of pre-modern Europe.[3][4] Although they do share similarities, contemporary Pagan religious movements are diverse and no single set of beliefs, practices, or texts are shared by them all.[5] Most academics studying the phenomenon have treated it as a movement of different religions, whereas a minority instead characterise it as a single religion into which different Pagan faiths fit as denominations. Not all members of faiths or beliefs regarded as Neopagan self-identify as \"Pagan\".\nAdherents rely on pre-Christian, folkloric and ethnographic sources to a variety of degrees; many follow a spirituality which they accept as being entirely modern, while others attempt to reconstruct or revive indigenous, ethnic religions as found in historical and folkloric sources as accurately as possible.[6] Academic research has placed the Pagan movement along a spectrum, with Eclecticism on one end and Reconstructionism on the other. Polytheism, animism, and pantheism are common features in Pagan theology. Rituals take place in both public and in private domestic settings.\nThe Pagan relationship with Christianity is often strained. Contemporary Paganism has sometimes been associated with the New Age movement, with scholars highlighting both similarities and differences. From the 1990s onward, scholars studying the modern Pagan movement have established the academic field of Pagan studies.\n1.2 The reappropriation of \"paganism\"\n2.1 Ethnicity and region\n2.2 Eclecticism and Reconstructionism\n4.2 Animism and pantheism\n5.1 Ritual\n5.3 Magic and witchcraft\n6.1 Renaissance and Romanticism\n7 Encompassed religions and movements\n7.1 Goddess movement\n7.2 Heathenry\n7.3 Neo-Druidism\n7.4 New Age syncretism and eco-paganism\n7.5 Occultism and ethnic mysticism\n7.6 LGBT paganism\n7.7 Reconstructionism\n7.8 Wicca and modern witchcraft\n7.9 Semitic neopaganism\n9 Paganism in society\n9.1 Propagation\n9.2 Class, gender and ethnicity\n9.3 Relationship with New Age\n9.4 Christianity, prejudice, and opposition\n9.5 Pagan studies\n10.3.1 Academic anthologies\n10.3.2 Academic journal articles\n10.3.3 Technical reports and statistics\n10.3.4 Contemporary Pagan literature\nA Slavic Rodnover ritual in modern Russia, c.2000\nThere is \"considerable disagreement as to the precise definition and proper usage\" of the term \"modern Paganism\".[7] Even within the academic field of Pagan studies, there is no consensus regarding how contemporary Paganism can best be defined.[8] Most scholars describe modern Paganism as a broad array of different religions rather than a singular religion in itself.[9] Endorsing this position, the Pagan studies scholar Ethan Doyle White suggested that the category of modern Paganism could be compared to the categories of Abrahamic religion and Dharmic religion in its structure.[10] A second, less common definition found within Pagan studies \u2013 where it has been promoted by the religious studies scholars Michael F. Strmiska and Graham Harvey \u2013 characterises modern Paganism as a singular religion, into which groups like Wicca, Druidry, and Heathenry fit as denominations.[11] Doyle White however critiqued this perspective, arguing that there lacked enough core commonalities in \"such issues as theology, cosmology, ethics, afterlife, holy days, or ritual practices\" to unite the Pagan movement as a singular faith.[11]\nDoyle White defined contemporary Paganism as \"a collection of modern religious, spiritual, and magical traditions that are self-consciously inspired by the pre-Judaic, pre-Christian, and pre-Islamic belief systems of Europe, North Africa, and the Near East.\"[1] Thus, he expressed the view that although \"a highly diverse phenomenon\", there is nevertheless \"an identifiable common element\" running through the Pagan movement.[1] Strmiska similarly described Paganism as a movement \"dedicated to reviving the polytheistic, nature-worshipping pagan religions of pre-Christian Europe and adapting them for the use of people in modern societies.\"[12] The religious studies scholar Wouter Hanegraaff charactised Paganism as encompassing \"all those modern movements which are, first, based on the conviction that what Christianity has traditionally denounced as idolatry and superstition actually represents/represented a profound and meaningful religious worldview and, secondly, that a religious practice based on this worldview can and should be revitalized in our modern world.\"[13]\nDiscussing the relationship between the different Pagan religions, religious studies scholars Kaarina Aitamurto and Scott Simpson stated that they were \"like siblings who have taken different paths in life but still retain many visible similarities\".[14] However, while viewing different forms of Paganism as distinct religions in their own right, Doyle White noted that there has been much \"cross-fertilization\" between these different faiths. Accordingly, many groups have exerted an influence, and in turn been influenced, by other Pagan religions, thus making clear-cut distinctions between them more difficult for religious studies scholars to make.[15] The various Pagan religions have been academically classified as new religious movements,[16] with the anthropologist Kathryn Rountree describing Paganism as a whole as a \"new religious phenomenon\".[17] A number of academics, particularly in North America, have considered modern Paganism to be a form of nature religion.[18]\nA Heathen shrine to the god Freyr, Sweden, 2010\nSome practitioners eschew the term \"Pagan\" altogether, choosing not to define themselves as such, but rather under the more specific name of their religion, like Heathen or Wiccan.[19] This is because the term \"Pagan\" has its origins in Christian terminology, which the Pagans wish to avoid.[20] Some favor the term \"ethnic religion\" over \"Paganism\" \u2013 for instance the World Pagan Congress, founded in 1998, soon renamed itself the European Congress of Ethnic Religions \u2013 enjoying that term's association with the Greek ethnos and the academic field of ethnology.[21] Within linguistically Slavic areas of Europe, the term \"Native Faith\" is often favored as a synonym for Paganism, being rendered as Ridnovirstvo in Ukrainian, Rodnoverie in Russian, and Rodzimowierstwo in Polish.[22] Alternately, many practitioners within these regions view \"Native Faith\" as a category that exists within modern Paganism but which does not encompass all Pagan religions.[23] Other terms sometimes favored by Pagans are \"traditional religion\", \"indigenous religion\", \"nativist religion\", and \"reconstructionism\".[20]\nVarious Pagans \u2013 including those like Michael York and Prudence Jones who are active in Pagan studies \u2013 have argued that, due to similarities in their respective spiritual world-views, the modern Pagan movement can be treated as part of the same global phenomenon as both pre-Christian religion, living indigenous religions, and world religions like Hinduism, Shinto, and Afro-American religions. Further, they have suggested that all of these could be defined under the banner of \"paganism\" or \"Paganism\".[24] This approach has been received critically by many specialists in religious studies.[25] Critics have pointing out that such claims would cause problems for analytic scholarship by categorising together belief systems with very significant differences, further noting that the term would instead serve modern Pagan interests by giving the movement the appearance of being far larger on the world stage.[26] Doyle White stated that those modern religions which drew upon the pre-Christian belief systems of other parts of the world, such as Sub-Saharan Africa or the Americas, could not be seen as part of the contemporary Pagan movement, which was \"fundamentally Eurocentric\" in its focus.[1] Similarly, Strmiska stressed that modern Paganism should not be conflated with the belief systems of the world's indigenous peoples because the latter lived within the context of colonialism and its legacy, and that while some Pagan worldviews bore similarities to those of indigenous communities, they each stemmed from \"different cultural, linguistic, and historical backgrounds.\"[27]\nThe reappropriation of \"paganism\"\nMany scholars have favored the use of \"Neopaganism\" to describe this phenomenon, with the prefix \"neo-\" serving to clearly distinguish the modern religions from their ancient, pre-Christian counterparts.[28] Some Pagan practitioners also prefer \"Neopaganism\", believing that the prefix conveys the reformed nature of the religion, including for instance its rejection of superstition and animal sacrifice.[28] Conversely, a majority of Pagans don't use the word \"Neopagan\",[20] with some expressing disapproval of it, arguing that the term \"neo\" offensively disconnects them from their pre-Christian forebears.[19] Accordingly, to avoid causing offense many scholars in the English-speaking world have begun using the prefixes \"modern\" or \"contemporary\" rather than \"neo\".[29] Several academics operating in Pagan studies, such as Ronald Hutton, Sabina Magliocco, and Ethan Doyle White, have emphasized the use of the upper-case \"Paganism\" to distinguish the modern movement from the lower-case \"paganism\", a term which is commonly used for pre-Christian belief systems.[30] In 2015, Rountree stated that this lower case/upper case division was \"now [the] convention\" in Pagan studies.[20]\nThe Parthenon, an ancient pre-Christian temple in Athens dedicated to the goddess Athena. Strmiska believed that modern Pagans in part reappropriate the term \"pagan\" to honor the cultural achievements of Europe's pre-Christian societies\nThe term \"neo-pagan\" was coined in the 19th century in reference to Renaissance and Romanticist Hellenophile classical revivalism.[lower-greek 1] By the mid-1930s the term \"Neopagan\" was being applied to new religious movements like Jakob Wilhelm Hauer's German Faith Movement and Jan Stachniuk's Polish Zadruga, usually by outsiders and often in a pejorative sense.[31] Pagan as a self-designation appeared in 1964 and 1965, in the publications of the Witchcraft Research Association; at that time, the term was in use by revivalist Witches in the United States and the United Kingdom, but unconnected to the broader, counter-culture Pagan movement. The modern popularisation of the terms pagan and neopagan, as they are currently understood, is largely traced to Oberon Zell-Ravenheart, co-founder of the 1st Neo-Pagan Church of All Worlds who, beginning in 1967 with the early issues of Green Egg, used both terms for the growing movement. This usage has been common since the pagan revival in the 1970s.[32]\nAccording to Strmiska, the reappropriation of the term \"pagan\" by modern Pagans served as \"a deliberate act of defiance\" against \"traditional, Christian-dominated society\", allowing them to use it as a source of \"pride and power\".[19] In this, he compared it to the gay liberation movement's reappropriation of the term \"queer\", which had formerly been used only as a term of homophobic abuse.[19] He suggested that part of the term's appeal resided in the fact that a large proportion of Pagan converts were raised in Christian families, and that by embracing the term \"pagan\" \u2013 a word long used in reference to that which was \"rejected and reviled by Christian authorities\" \u2013 these converts are summarizing \"in a single word his or her definitive break\" from Christianity.[33] He further suggested that the term \"pagan\" had been made appealing through its depiction in romanticist and European nationalist literature from the 19th century, where it had been imbued with \"a certain mystery and allure\".[34] A third point raised by Strmiska was that by embracing the word \"pagan\", modern Pagans are defying past religious intolerance in order to honor the pre-Christian peoples of Europe and emphasize these societies' cultural and artistic achievements.[35]\nEthnicity and region\nFor many Pagan groups, ethnicity is central to their religion, and they often restrict membership to those who are of the same ethnic group as themselves.[36] Critics of this position have described this exclusionary approach as a form of racism.[36] Alternately, other Pagan groups allow individuals of any ethnicity to join them, expressing the view that the gods and goddesses of a particular region can call anyone to their worship.[37] Sometimes such individuals express the view that they feel a particular affinity for the pre-Christian belief systems of a particular region with which they have no ethnic link because they themselves are the reincarnation of an individual from that society.[38] There is a greater focus on ethnicity within the Pagan movements of continental Europe in contrast to those in North America and the British Isles.[39] Such ethnic Paganisms have varyingly been seen as responses to concerns regarding foreign colonizing ideologies, globalization, cosmopolitanism, and anxieties about cultural erosion.[40] Ethnically-restricted groups will face challenges to their attitudes as Eastern and Northern Europe become increasingly ethnically divrse through migration and inter-marriage.[41]\nAlthough acknowledging that it was \"a highly simplified model\", Aitamurto and Simpson commented that there was \"some truth\" to the claim that leftist-oriented forms of Paganism were prevalent in North America and the British Isles, whereas rightist-oriented forms of Paganism were prevalent in Central and Eastern Europe.[16] They noted that in these latter regions, Pagan groups placed an emphasis on \"the centrality of the nation, the ethnic group, or the tribe\".[14] Rountree stated that it was wrong to assume that \"expressions of Paganism can be categorized straight-forwardly according to region\", although acknowledged that some regional trends were visible, such as the impact of Catholicism on Paganism in Southern Europe.[42]\nEclecticism and Reconstructionism\n\"We might say that Reconstructionist Pagans romanticize the past, while Eclectic Pagans idealize the future. In the first case, there is a deeply felt need to connect with the past as a source of spiritual strength and wisdom; in the second case, there is the idealistic hope that a spirituality of nature can be gleaned from ancient sources and shared with all humanity.\"\n\u2014 Religious studies scholar Michael Strmiska[43]\nAnother division within modern Paganism rests on differing attitudes to the source material surrounding pre-Christian belief systems.[38] Strmiska noted that Pagan groups can be \"divided along a continuum: at one end are those that aim to reconstruct the ancient religious traditions of a particular ethnic group or a linguistic or geographic area to the highest degree possible; at the other end are those that freely blend traditions of different areas, peoples, and time periods.\"[44] Strmiska argued that these two poles could be termed reconstructionism and eclecticism, respectively.[45] Reconstructionists do not altogether reject innovation in their interpretation and adaptation of the source material, however they do believe that the source material conveys greater authenticity and thus should be emphasized.[44] They often follow scholarly debates about the nature of such pre-Christian religions, and some reconstructionists are themselves scholars.[44] Eclectic Pagans conversely see general inspiration from the pre-Christian past, not seeking to reconstruct past rites or traditions with specific attention to detail.[46]\nOn the reconstructionist side can be placed those movements which often favour the designation \"Native Faith\", including Romuva, Heathenry, and Hellenism.[15] On the eclectic side has been placed Wicca, Thelema, Adonism, Druidry, the Goddess Movement, Discordianism, and the Radical Faeries.[15] Strmiska also suggested that this division could be seen as being based on \"discourses of identity\", with reconstructionists emphasizing a deep-rooted sense of place and people whereas eclectics embrace a universality and openness toward humanity and the Earth.[47]\nStrmiska nevertheless noted that this reconstructionist-eclectic divison was \"neither as absolute nor as straightforward as it might appear\".[48] He cited the example of Dievtur\u012bba, a form of reconstructionist Paganism that seeks to revive the pre-Christian religion of the Latvian people, by noting that it exhibited eclectic tendencies by adopting a monotheistic focus and ceremonial structure from Lutheranism.[48] Similarly, while examining neo-shamanism among the Sami people of Northern Scandinavia, Siv Ellen Kraft highlighted that despite the religion being reconstructionist in intent, it was highly eclectic in the manner in which it has adopted elements from shamanic traditions in other parts of the world.[49] In discussing Asatro \u2013 a form of Heathenry based in Denmark \u2013 Matthew Amster noted that it did not fit clearly within such a framework, because while seeking a reconstructionist form of historical accuracy, Asatro nevertheless strongly eschewed the emphasis on ethnicity that is common to other reconstructionist groups.[50] While Wicca is identified as an eclectic form of Paganism,[51] Strmiska also noted that some Wiccans have moved in a more reconstructionist direction while focusing on a particular ethnic and cultural link, thus developing such variants as Norse Wicca and Celtic Wicca.[48] Concern has also been expressed regarding the utility of the term \"reconstructionism\" when dealing with Paganisms in Central and Eastern Europe, because in many of the languages of these regions, equivalents of the term \"reconstructionism\" \u2013 such as the Czech Historick\u00e1 rekonstrukce and Lithuanian Istorin\u0117 rekonstrukcija \u2013 are already used to define the secular hobby of historical re-enactment.[52]\n\"Modern Pagans are reviving, reconstructing, and reimagining religious traditions of the past that were suppressed for a very long time, even to the point of being almost totally obliterated... Thus, with only a few possible exceptions, today's Pagans cannot claim to be continuing religious traditions handed down in an unbroken line from ancient times to the present. They are modern people with a great reverence for the spirituality of the past, maing a new religion \u2013 a modern Paganism \u2013 from the remnants of the past, which they interpret, adapt, and modify according to modern ways of thinking.\"\nAlthough inspired by the pre-Christian belief systems of the past, modern Paganism is not the same phenomenon as these lost traditions and in many respects differs from them considerably.[53] Strmiska stressed that modern Paganism was a \"new\", \"modern\" religious movement, even if some of its \"content\" derived from ancient sources.[53] Contemporary Paganism as practiced in the United States in the 1990s has been described as \"a synthesis of historical inspiration and present-day creativity\".[54]\nEclectic Paganism takes an undogmatic religious stance,[55] and therefore potentially see no one as having authority to deem a source apocryphal. Contemporary paganism has therefore been prone to fakelore, especially in recent years as information and misinformation alike have been spread on the Internet and in print media. A number of Wiccan, pagan and even some Traditionalist or Tribalist groups have a history of Grandmother Stories \u2013 typically involving initiation by a Grandmother, Grandfather, or other elderly relative who is said to have instructed them in the secret, millennia-old traditions of their ancestors. As this secret wisdom can almost always be traced to recent sources, tellers of these stories have often later admitted they made them up.[56] Strmiska asserted that contemporary paganism could be viewed as a part of the \"much larger phenomenon\" of efforts to revive \"traditional, indigenous, or native religions\" that were occurring across the globe.[lower-greek 2]\nRomuvan priestess leading ritual\nBeliefs and practices vary widely among different Pagan groups; however, there are a series of core principles common to most, if not all, forms of modern paganism.[57] The English academic Graham Harvey noted that Pagans \"rarely indulge in theology\".[58]\nOne principle of the Pagan movement is polytheism, the belief in and veneration of multiple gods and/or goddesses.[57][58] Within the Pagan movement, there can be found many deities, both male and female, who have various associations and embody forces of nature, aspects of culture, and facets of human psychology.[59] These deities are typically depicted in human form, and are viewed as having human faults.[59] They are therefore not seen as perfect, but rather are venerated as being wise and powerful.[60] Pagans feel that this understanding of the gods reflected the dynamics of life on Earth, allowing for the expression of humour.[60]\nOne view in the Pagan community is that these polytheistic deities are not viewed as literal entities, but as Jungian archetypes or other psychological constructs that exist in the human psyche.[61] Others adopt the belief that the deities have both a psychological and external existence.[62] Many Pagans believe adoption of a polytheistic world-view would be beneficial for western society \u2013 replacing the dominant monotheism they see as innately repressive.[63] In fact, many American neopagans first came to their adopted faiths because it allowed a greater freedom, diversity, and tolerance of worship among the community.[64] This pluralistic perspective has helped the varied factions of modern Paganism exist in relative harmony.[55] Most Pagans adopt an ethos of \"unity in diversity\" regarding their religious beliefs.[65]\nIt is its inclusion of female deity which distinguishes Pagan religions from their Abrahamic counterparts.[62] In Wicca, male and female deities are typically balanced out in a form of duotheism.[62] Many East Asian philosophies equate weakness with femininity and strength with masculinity; this is not the prevailing attitude in paganism and Wicca.[66] Among many Pagans, there is a strong desire to incorporate the female aspects of the divine in their worship and within their lives, which can partially explain the attitude which sometimes manifests as the veneration of women.[lower-greek 3]\nThere are exceptions to polytheism in Paganism,[67] as seen for instance in the form of Ukrainian Paganism promoted by Lev Sylenko, which is devoted to a monotheistic veneration of the god Dazhbog.[67]\nPagan religions commonly exhibit a metaphysical concept of an underlying order that pervades the universe, such as the concept of harmonia embraced by Hellenists and that of Wyrd found in Heathenry.[68]\nAnimism and pantheism\nFile:Zemaiciu Alka (Samogitian Alka).jpg\nContemporary Romuvan sacred space in \u0160ventoji, Lithuania.\nA key part of most Pagan worldviews is the holistic concept of a universe that is interconnected. This is connected with a belief in either pantheism or panentheism. In both beliefs divinity and the material and/or spiritual universe are one.[69] For pagans, pantheism means that \"divinity is inseparable from nature and that deity is immanent in nature\".[55]\nDennis D. Carpenter noted that the belief in a pantheistic or panentheistic deity has led to the idea of interconnectedness playing a key part in pagans' worldviews.[69] The prominent Reclaiming priestess Starhawk related that a core part of goddess-centred pagan witchcraft was \"the understanding that all being is interrelated, that we are all linked with the cosmos as parts of one living organism. What affects one of us affects us all.\"[70]\nAnother pivotal belief in the contemporary Pagan movement is that of animism.[58] This has been interpreted in two distinct ways among the Pagan community. First, it can refer to a belief that everything in the universe is imbued with a life force or spiritual energy.[57][lower-greek 4] In contrast, some contemporary Pagans believe that there are specific spirits that inhabit various features in the natural world, and that these can be actively communicated with. Some Pagans have reported experiencing communication with spirits dwelling in rocks, plants, trees and animals, as well as power animals or animal spirits who can act as spiritual helpers or guides.[71]\nAnimism was also a concept common to many pre-Christian European religions, and in adopting it, contemporary Pagans are attempting to \"reenter the primeval worldview\" and participate in a view of cosmology \"that is not possible for most Westerners after childhood\".[72]\nA Wiccan altar belonging to Doreen Valiente, displaying the Wiccan view of sexual duality in divinity.\nSuch views have also led many pagans to revere the planet Earth as Mother Earth, who is often referred to as Gaia after the ancient Greek goddess of the Earth.[73]\nHilmar \u00d6rn Hilmarsson and other members of the Icelandic \u00c1satr\u00faarf\u00e9lagi\u00f0 conduct a bl\u00f3t on the First Day of Summer in 2009.\nPagan ritual can take place in both a public and private setting.[68] Contemporary Pagan ritual is typically geared towards \"facilitating altered states of awareness or shifting mind-sets\".[74] In order to induce such altered states of consciousness, pagans utilize such elements as drumming, visualization, chanting, singing, dancing, and meditation.[74] American folklorist Sabina Magliocco came to the conclusion, based upon her ethnographic fieldwork in California that certain Pagan beliefs \"arise from what they experience during religious ecstasy\".[75]\nSociologist Margot Adler highlighted how several Pagan groups, like the Reformed Druids of North America and the Erisian movement incorporate a great deal of play in their rituals rather than having them be completely serious and somber. She noted that there are those who would argue that \"the Pagan community is one of the only spiritual communities that is exploring humor, joy, abandonment, even silliness and outrageousness as valid parts of spiritual experience\".[76]\nDomestic worship typically takes place in the home and is carried out by either an individual or family group.[77] It typically involves offerings \u2013 including bread, cake, flowers, fruit, milk, beer, or wine \u2013 being given to images of deities, often accompanied with prayers and songs and the lighting of candles and incense.[77] Common Pagan devotional practices have thus been compared to similar practices in Hinduism, Buddhism, Shinto, Roman Catholicism, and Orthodox Christianity, but contrasted with that in Protestantism, Judaism, and Islam.[78] Although animal sacrifice was a common part of pre-Christian ritual in Europe, it is rarely practiced in contemporary Paganism.[77]\nSee also: List of Neo-Pagan festivals and events\nA painted Wheel of the Year at the Museum of Witchcraft, Boscastle, Cornwall, England, displaying all eight of the Sabbats.\nPaganism's public rituals are generally calendrical,[68] although the pre-Christian festivals that Pagans use as a basis varied across Europe.[79] Nevertheless, common to almost all Pagan religions is an emphasis on an agricultural cycle and respect for the dead.[77] Common Pagan festivals include those marking the summer solstice and winter solstice as well as the start of spring and the harvest.[68] In Wicca, a Wheel of the Year has been developed which typically involves eight seasonal festivals.[77]\nSee also: Contemporary Witchcraft\nThe belief in magical rituals and spells is held by a \"significant number\" of contemporary Pagans.[80] Among those who believe in magic, there are a variety of different views as to what magic is. Many Neopagans adhere to the definition provided by Aleister Crowley, founder of Thelema, who defined magick[sic] as \"the Science and Art of causing change to occur in conformity with Will\". Also accepted by many is the related definition purported by ceremonial magician Dion Fortune, who declared \"magic is the art and science of changing consciousness according to the Will\".[80]\nAmong those who practice magic are Wiccans, those who identify as Neopagan Witches, and practitioners of some forms of revivalist Neo-druidism, the rituals of whom are at least partially based upon those of ceremonial magic and freemasonry.[81]\nNot all Neopagans consider witchcraft an acceptable part of spiritual or even magical practice. Some ethnic traditions that can be considered Neopagan embrace the use of charms, healing and other metaphysical practices that benefit their communities, but reject the term witchcraft as they adhere to the traditional view in their cultures that witchcraft describes only harmful magic performed for selfish ends.[82][83][84][85] These variations in nomenclature are one of many ways that traditional and reconstructionist traditions differ from the more Wicca-based Neopagan communities.\nRenaissance and Romanticism\nThe origins of modern Paganism lie in the romanticist and national liberation movements that developed in Europe during the 18th and 19th centuries.[86] The publications of studies into European folk customs and culture by scholars like Johann Gottfried Herder and Jacob Grimm resulted in a wider interest in these subjects and a growth in cultural self-consciousness.[86] At the time, it was commonly believed that almost all such folk customs were survivals from the pre-Christian period.[87] These attitudes would also be exported to North America by European immigrants in these centuries.[87]\nThe Romantic movement of the 18th century led to the re-discovery of Old Gaelic and Old Norse literature and poetry. Neo-druidism can be taken to have its origins as early as 1717 with the foundation of The Druid Order. The 19th century saw a surge of interest in Germanic paganism with the Viking revival in Victorian Britain[lower-greek 5] and Scandinavia. In Germany the V\u00f6lkisch movement was in full swing. These pagan currents coincided with Romanticist interest in folklore and occultism, the widespread emergence of pagan themes in popular literature, and the rise of nationalism.[88]\nDuring this resurgence in the United Kingdom, Neo-druidism and various Western occult groups emerged, such as the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn and the Ordo Templi Orientis, who attempted to syncretize exotic elements like Egyptian cosmology and Kabbalah into their belief systems, although not necessarily for purely religious purposes. Influenced by the anthropologist Sir James George Frazer's The Golden Bough, several prominent writers and artists were involved in these organizations, including William Butler Yeats, Maud Gonne, Arthur Edward Waite, and Aleister Crowley. Along with these early occult organizations, there were other social phenomena such as the interest in mediumship, magic, and other supernatural beliefs, which was at an all time high in the late 19th century and early 20th century.\nAnother important influence during this period was the Romantic aesthetic movement, which venerated the natural world and frequently made reference to the deities of antiquity.[lower-greek 6] The Romantic poets, essayists, artists and authors who employed these themes in their work were later associated with socially progressive attitudes towards sexuality, feminism, pacifism and similar issues.[citation needed]\n\"The rise of modern Paganism is both a result and a measure of increased religious liberty and rising tolerance for religious diversity in modern societies, a liberty and tolerance made possible by the curbing of the sometimes oppressive power wielded by Christian authorities to compel obedience and participation in centuries past. To say it another way, modern Paganism is one of the happy stepchildren of modern multiculturalism and social pluralism.\"\nThe rise of modern Paganism was aided by the decline in Christianity throughout many parts of Europe and North America,[87] as well as by the concomitant decline in enforced religious conformity and greater freedom of religion that developed, allowing people to explore a wider range of spiritual options and form religious organisations that could operate free from legal persecution.[90]\nPrior to the spread of the 20th century neopagan movement, a notable instance of self-identified paganism was in Sioux writer Zitkala-sa's essay \"Why I Am A Pagan\". Published in the Atlantic Monthly in 1902, the Native American activist and writer outlined her rejection of Christianity (referred to as \"the new superstition\") in favor of a harmony with nature embodied by the Great Spirit. She further recounted her mother's abandonment of Sioux religion and the unsuccessful attempts of a \"native preacher\" to get her to attend the village church.[91] Closing the essay, she wrote: \"A wee child toddling in a wonder world, I prefer to their dogma my excursions into the natural gardens where the voice of the Great Spirit is heard in the twittering of birds, the rippling of mighty waters, and the sweet breathing of flowers. If this is Paganism, then at present, at least, I am a Pagan.\"\nDuring the first decade of the 20th century, a small group of Cambridge University students, notably including the poet Rupert Brooke, and some associates were nicknamed the \"Neo-Pagans\" by Virginia Woolf. They participated in an experimental, bohemian lifestyle inspired by the example of counter-culturalist Edward Carpenter, including sleeping and exercising outdoors as well as nude swimming and sunbathing.\nIn the 1920s Margaret Murray theorized that a Witchcraft religion existed underground and in secret, and had survived through the witchcraft prosecutions that had been enacted by the ecclesiastical and secular courts. Most historians now reject Murray's theory, as she based it partially upon the similarities of the accounts given by those accused of witchcraft; such similarity is now thought to actually derive from there having been a standard set of questions laid out in the witch-hunting manuals used by interrogators.[92] Murray's ideas nevertheless exerted great influence on certain pagan currents; in the 1940s, Englishman Gerald Gardner claimed to have been initiated into a New Forest coven. Gardnerian Wicca is used to refer to the traditions of neopaganism that adhere closely to Gardner's teachings, differentiating it from similar traditions, such as Alexandrian Wicca or more recent Wiccan offshoots.\nIn the meantime, Germanic mysticism in Germany and Switzerland had developed into baroque forms such as Guido von List's Armanism, from the 1900s merging into antisemitic and national mysticist (v\u00f6lkisch) currents, notably with Lanz von Liebenfels' Guido von List Society and Ostara magazine, which with the rise of Nazism were partially absorbed into Nazi occultism.\nOther Germanic mysticist groups, such as the Germanische Glaubens-Gemeinschaft of Ludwig Fahrenkrog were disendorsed by the Nazi regime. Another of these German neopagan groups was Adonism, founded in the nineteenth century.\nThe 1960s and 1970s saw a resurgence in Neodruidism as well as the rise of Germanic neopaganism and \u00c1satr\u00fa in the United States and in Iceland. In the 1970s, Wicca was notably influenced by feminism, leading to the creation of an eclectic, Goddess-worshipping movement known as Dianic Wicca.[93] The 1979 publication of Margot Adler's Drawing Down the Moon and Starhawk's The Spiral Dance opened a new chapter in public awareness of paganism.[94] With the growth and spread of large, pagan gatherings and festivals in the 1980s, public varieties of Wicca continued to further diversify into additional, eclectic sub-denominations, often heavily influenced by the New Age and counter-culture movements. These open, unstructured or loosely structured traditions contrast with British Traditional Wicca, which emphasizes secrecy and initiatory lineage.[95]\nThe 1980s and 1990s also saw an increasing interest in serious academic research and reconstructionist pagan traditions. The establishment and growth of the Internet in the 1990s brought rapid growth to these, and other pagan movements.[95] After the collapse of the Soviet Union, freedom of religion was legally established across Russia and Eastern Europe, allowing for the growth in both Christian and non-Christian religions, among them Paganism.[96]\nEncompassed religions and movements\nFurther information: List of Neopagan movements\nMain article: Goddess movement\nGoddess Spirituality, which is also known as the Goddess movement, is a Pagan religion in which a singular, monotheistic Goddess is given predominance. Designed primarily for women, Goddess Spirituality revolves around the sacredness of the female form, and of aspects of women's lives that have been traditionally neglected in western society, such as menstruation, sexuality and maternity.[97]\nAdherents of the Goddess Spirituality movement typically envision a history \u2013 or herstory \u2013 of the world that is different from traditional narratives about the past, emphasising the role of women rather than that of men. According to this view, human society was formerly a matriarchy, with communities being egalitarian, pacifistic and focused on the worship of the Goddess, and was subsequently overthrown by violent patriarchal hordes who worshipped male sky gods and who continued to rule through the form of Christianity. Adherents look for elements of this mythological history in \"theological, anthropological, archaeological, historical, folkloric and hagiographic writings\".[98]\nMain article: Heathenry (new religious movement)\nA Heathen altar for household worship in Gothenburg, Sweden\nHeathenism, also known as Germanic Neopaganism, refers to a series of contemporary Pagan traditions that are based upon the historical religions, culture and literature of Germanic-speaking Europe. Heathenry is spread out across north-western Europe, and also North America and Australasia, where the descendants of historic Germanic-speaking people now live.[99]\nMany Heathen groups adopt variants of Norse mythology as a basis to their beliefs, conceiving of the Earth as being situated on a great world tree called Yggdrasil. Heathens believe in multiple polytheistic deities, all adopted from historical Germanic mythologies. The majority of Heathens are polytheistic realists, believing that the deities are real entities, while others view them as Jungian archetypes.[100]\nMain article: Neo-Druidism\nNeo-Druidism forms the second largest pagan religion after Wicca, and like Wicca in turn shows significant heterogeneity.[citation needed] It draws several beliefs and inspirations from the Druids, the priest caste of the ancient pagan Celts. With the first Druid Order founded as early as 1717, the history of Neo-Druidism reaches back to the earliest origins of modern paganism. The Ancient Order of Druids founded in 1781 had many aspects of freemasonry, and have practiced rituals at Stonehenge since 1905. The Order of Bards, Ovates and Druids was established in 1964 by Ross Nichols. In the United States, the Ancient Order of Druids in America (AODA) was founded in 1912,[101] the Reformed Druids of North America (RDNA) was established in 1963 and \u00c1r nDra\u00edocht F\u00e9in (ADF) in 1983 by Isaac Bonewits.\nNew Age syncretism and eco-paganism\nMain article: Syncretism\nSince the 1960s and 70s, paganism and the then emergent counter-culture, New Age, and hippie movements experienced a degree of cross pollination.[102] Reconstructionism rose to prominence in the 1980s and 1990s. The majority of pagans are not committed to a single defined tradition, but understand paganism as encompassing a wide range of non-institutionalized spirituality, as promoted by the Church of All Worlds, the Feri Tradition and other movements. Notably, Wicca in the United States since the 1970s has largely moved away from its Gardnerian roots and diversified into eclectic variants.\nPaganism generally emphasizes the sanctity of the Earth and Nature. Pagans often feel a duty to protect the Earth through activism, and support causes such as rainforest protection, organic farming, permaculture, animal rights and so on. Some pagans are influenced by Animist traditions of the indigenous Native Americans and Africans and other indigenous or shamanic traditions.\nEco-paganism and Eco-magic, which are offshoots of direct action environmental groups, have a strong emphasis on fairy imagery and a belief in the possibility of intercession by the fae (fairies, pixies, gnomes, elves, and other spirits of nature and the Otherworlds).[lower-greek 7]\nSome Unitarian Universalists are eclectic pagans. Unitarian Universalists look for spiritual inspiration in a wide variety of religious beliefs. The Covenant of Unitarian Universalist Pagans, or CUUPs, encourages their member chapters to \"use practices familiar to members who attend for worship services but not to follow only one tradition of paganism\".[103]\nOccultism and ethnic mysticism\nHistorically the earliest self-identified revivalist pagans were inspired by Renaissance occultism. Notably in early 20th century Germany with Germanic mysticism, which branched into Ariosophy and related currents of Nazi occultism. Outside Germany, occultist neopaganism was inspired by Crowleyan Thelema and Left-Hand Paths, a recent example being the Dark Paganism of John J. Coughlin.\nIn 1925, the Czech esotericist Franz S\u00e4ttler founded a pagan religion known as Adonism, devoted to the ancient Greek god Adonis, whom S\u00e4ttler equated with the Christian Satan, and which purported that the end of the world would come in the year 2000. Adonism largely died out in the 1930s, but remained an influence on the German occult scene.[104]\nIn the United States, ethnic mysticist approaches are advocated in the form of Asatru Folk Assembly founder Stephen McNallen's metagenetics and by David Lane's openly white supremacist Wotanism.\nAccording to historian Nicholas Goodrick-Clarke, occultist currents persist in neo-v\u00f6lkisch movements, such as neo-fascist and national mysticist neopaganism, since the 1990s revived in the European Nouvelle Droite in the context of the Traditionalist School of Julius Evola and others (Alain de Benoist, Werkgroep Traditie; see Neopaganism and the New Right).\nLGBT paganism\nRadical Faeries with banner at 2010 London Gay Pride\nIn the western world, distinct forms of paganism have been developed by and for members of the LGBT community. Margot Adler noted how there were many pagan groups whose practices revolved around the inclusion and celebration of male homosexuality, such as the Minoan Brotherhood, a Wiccan group that combines the iconography from ancient Minoan religion with a Wiccan theology and an emphasis on men-loving-men, and the eclectic pagan group known as the Radical Faeries. Similarly, there are also groups for lesbians, like certain forms of Dianic Wicca and the Minoan Sisterhood. When Adler asked one gay pagan what the pagan community offered members of the LGBT community, the reply was \"A place to belong. Community. Acceptance. And a way to connect with all kinds of people, gay, bi, straight, celibate, transgender, in a way that is hard to do in the greater society.\"[105]\nOther forms of Wicca have also attracted homosexual people, for instance, the theologian Jone Salomonsen noted that there was an unusually high number of LGBT, and particularly bisexual individuals within the Reclaiming tradition of San Francisco when she was doing her fieldwork there in the 1980s and 1990s.[106]\nMain article: Polytheistic reconstructionism\nIn contrast to the eclectic traditions, Polytheistic Reconstructionists practice culturally-specific, ethnic traditions, basing their practices on the surviving folklore, traditional songs and prayers, as well as reconstructions from the historical record. Thus, Hellenic, Roman, Kemetic, Celtic, Germanic, Guanche, Baltic and Slavic Reconstructionists aim for the preservation and revival of historical practices and beliefs of Ancient Greece, Ancient Rome, Ancient Egypt, the Celts, the Germanic peoples, the Balts and the Slavs, respectively.[lower-greek 8][lower-greek 9][lower-greek 10]\nWicca and modern witchcraft\nMain articles: Modern witchcraft and Wicca\nMabon-Fall Equinox 2015 Altar by the Salt Lake Pagan Society of Salt Lake City, UT. Displayed are seasonal decorations, altar tools, elemental candles, flowers, deity statues, cookies and juice offerings, and a nude Gods painting of Thor, the Green Man, and Cernunnos dancing around a Mabon Fire.\nWicca is the largest form of Paganism,[41] as well as the best known form,[107] and the most extensively studied by academics.[108]\nModern witchcraft is the largest subset of modern paganism. It comprises different traditions of witchcraft with origins in the United States and Britain. Examples of these traditions are traditional witchcraft and Wicca.\nWicca is a religion of witchcraft created by Gerald Gardner in the 1950s. [109] The Wiccan religion is mainly duotheistic, revolving around the veneration of a Horned God and a Goddess, elements of a variety of ancient mythologies, a belief in and practice of magic and sometimes the belief in reincarnation and karma.\nThis pentacle, worn as a pendant, depicts a pentagram, or five-pointed star, used as a symbol of Wicca by many adherents.\nThe scholar of religious studies Graham Harvey noted that a poem known as the Charge of the Goddess remains central to the liturgy of most Wiccan groups. Originally written by Wiccan High Priestess Doreen Valiente in the mid-1950s, Harvey noted that the recitation of the Charge in the midst of ritual allows Wiccans to gain wisdom and experience deity in \"the ordinary things in life\".[110]\nThe historian Ronald Hutton identified a wide variety of different sources that influenced the development of Wicca. These included ceremonial magic, folk magic, Romanticist literature, Freemasonry, and the historical theories of the English archaeologist Margaret Murray.[81] The figure at the forefront of the burgeoning Wiccan movement was the English esotericist Gerald Gardner, who claimed to have been initiated by the New Forest coven in 1939. Gardner claimed that the religion that he discovered was a modern survival of the old Witch-Cult described in the works of Murray, which had originated in the pre-Christian paganism of Europe. He claimed it was revealed to him by a coven of witches in the New Forest area of southern England. Various forms of Wicca have since evolved or been adapted from Gardner's British Traditional Wicca or Gardnerian Wicca such as Alexandrian Wicca. Other forms loosely based on Gardner's teachings are Faery Wicca, Kemetic Wicca, Judeo-Paganism or jewitchery, Dianic Wicca or feminist Wicca \u2013 which emphasizes the divine feminine, often creating women-only or lesbian-only groups.[lower-greek 11]\nIn the 1990s, Wiccan beliefs and practices were used as a partial basis for a number of U.S. films and television series, such as The Craft, Charmed and Buffy the Vampire Slayer, leading to a dramatic upsurge in teenagers and young adults becoming interested and involved in the religion.[111][112]\nMain article: Semitic neopaganism\nBeit Asherah (the house of the Goddess Asherah) was one of the first Neopagan synagogues, founded in the early 1990s by Stephanie Fox, Steven Posch, and Magenta Griffiths (Lady Magenta). Magenta Griffiths is High Priestess of the Beit Asherah coven, and a former board member of the Covenant of the Goddess.[113][lower-greek 12]\nEstablishing precise figures on Paganism is difficult. Due to the secrecy and fear of persecution still prevalent among Pagans, limited numbers are willing to openly be counted. The decentralised nature of Paganism and sheer number of solitary practitioners further complicates matters.[114] Nevertheless, there is a slow growing body of data on the subject.[115] Combined statistics from Western nations put Pagans well over million worldwide.\nSee also: Neopaganism in German-speaking Europe, Ireland, Latin Europe, Scandinavia and the United Kingdom\nWiccans gather for a handfasting ceremony at Avebury in England.\nA study by Ronald Hutton compared a number of different sources (including membership lists of major UK organizations, attendance at major events, subscriptions to magazines, etc.) and used standard models for extrapolating likely numbers. This estimate accounted for multiple membership overlaps as well as the number of adherents represented by each attendee of a pagan gathering. Hutton estimated that there are 250,000 neopagan adherents in the United Kingdom, roughly equivalent to the national Hindu community.[81]\nA smaller number is suggested by the results of the 2001 Census, in which a question about religious affiliation was asked for the first time. Respondents were able to write in an affiliation not covered by the checklist of common religions, and a total of 42,262 people from England, Scotland and Wales declared themselves to be Pagans by this method. These figures were not released as a matter of course by the Office for National Statistics, but were released after an application by the Pagan Federation of Scotland.[lower-greek 13] This is more than many well known traditions such as Rastafarian, Bah\u00e1'\u00ed and Zoroastrian groups, but fewer than the big six of Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, Sikhism, Judaism and Buddhism. It is also fewer than the adherents Jediism, whose campaign made them the fourth largest religion after Christianity, Islam and Hinduism.[lower-greek 14]\nThe 2001 UK Census figures did not allow an accurate breakdown of traditions within the Pagan heading, as a campaign by the Pagan Federation before the census encouraged Wiccans, Heathens, Druids and others all to use the same write-in term 'Pagan' in order to maximise the numbers reported. The 2011 census however made it possible to describe oneself as Pagan-Wiccan, Pagan-Druid and so on. The figures for England and Wales showed 80,153 describing themselves as Pagan (or some subgroup thereof.) The largest subgroup was Wicca, with 11,766 adherents.[lower-greek 15] The overall numbers of people self-reporting as Pagan rose between 2001 and 2011. In 2001 about seven people per 10,000 UK respondents were pagan; in 2011 the number (based on the England and Wales population) was 14.3 people per 10,000 respondents.\nCensus figures in Ireland do not provide a breakdown of religions outside of the major Christian denominations and other major world religions. A total of 22,497 people stated Other Religion in the 2006 census; and a rough estimate is that there were 2,000\u20133,000 practicing pagans in Ireland in 2009. Numerous pagan groups \u2013 primarily Wiccan and Druidic \u2013 exist in Ireland though none is officially recognised by the Government. Irish Paganism is often strongly concerned with issues of place and language.[lower-greek 16]\nFurther information: Neopaganism in the United States\nSocio-economic breakdown of U.S. Pagans\nPercentage[116]\nClaimed to have at least a College degree 65.4%\nClaimed to have Post-graduate degrees 16.1%\nClaimed to have completed some college or less 7.6%\nUrban areas 27.9%\nSuburban areas 22.8%\nRural areas 15.8%\nSmall towns 14.4%\nLarge towns 14.4%\nDidn't respond 5.6%\nAfrican American 0.5%\nDidn't respond 5%\nCanada does not provide extremely detailed records of religious adherence. Its statistics service only collects limited religious information each decade. At the 2001 census, there were a recorded 21080 Pagans in Canada.[lower-greek 17][lower-greek 18][better source needed]\nThe United States government does not directly collect religious information. As a result such information is provided by religious institutions and other third-party statistical organisations.[lower-greek 19] Based on the most recent survey by the Pew Forum on religion, there are over one million Pagans estimated to be living in the United States.[117] Up to 0.4% of respondents answered \"Pagan\" or \"Wiccan\" when polled.[118]\nAccording to Helen A. Berger's 1995 survey, \"The Pagan Census\", most American Pagans are middle class, educated, and live in urban/suburban areas on East and West coasts.[116]\nSee also: Paganism in Australia\nBreakdown of Australians[119]\nDruidism 1049\nPaganism 16851\nPantheism 1391\nNature Religions 3599\nWitchcraft (incl. Wicca) 8413\nIn the 2011 Australian census, 32083 respondents identified as Pagan.[119] Out of 21507717 recorded Australians,[lower-greek 20] they compose approximately 0.15% of the population. The Australian Bureau of Statistics classifies Paganism as an affiliation under which several sub-classifications may optionally be specified. This includes animism, nature religion, Druidism, pantheism, and Witchcraft. As a result, fairly detailed breakdowns of Pagan respondents are available.[lower-greek 21]\naffiliations[120]\nDruidism 192\nNature religion 4530\nWicca 2082\nIn 2006, there were at least 6804 (1.64\u2030) Pagans among New Zealand's population of approximately 4 million.[121] Respondents were given the option to select one or more religious affiliations.[120]\nPaganism in society\nBased upon her study of the pagan community in the United States, the sociologist Margot Adler noted that it is rare for Pagan groups to proselytize in order to gain new converts to their faiths. Instead, she argued that \"in most cases\", converts first become interested in the movement through \"word of mouth, a discussion between friends, a lecture, a book, an article or a Web site\". She went on to put forward the idea that this typically confirmed \"some original, private experience, so that the most common experience of those who have named themselves pagan is something like 'I finally found a group that has the same religious perceptions I always had'\".[122] A practicing Wiccan herself, Adler used her own conversion to paganism as a case study, remarking that as a child she had taken a great interest in the gods and goddesses of ancient Greece, and had performed her own devised rituals in dedication to them. When she eventually came across the Wiccan religion many years later, she then found that it confirmed her earlier childhood experiences, and that \"I never converted in the accepted sense. I simply accepted, reaffirmed, and extended a very old experience.\"[123]\nA simple Heathen altar.\nFolklorist Sabina Magliocco supported this idea, noting that a great many of those Californian Pagans whom she interviewed claimed that they had been greatly interested in mythology and folklore as children, imagining a world of \"enchanted nature and magical transformations, filled with lords and ladies, witches and wizards, and humble but often wise peasants\". Magliocco noted that it was this world that pagans \"strive to re-create in some measure\".[124] Further support for Adler's idea came from American Wiccan priestess Judy Harrow, who noted that among her comrades, there was a feeling that \"you don't become pagan, you discover that you always were\".[125] They have also been supported by Pagan studies scholar Graham Harvey.[126]\nMany pagans in North America encounter the movement through their involvement in other hobbies; particularly popular with U.S. Pagans are \"golden age\"-type pastimes such as the Society for Creative Anachronism (SCA), Star Trek fandom, Doctor Who fandom and comic book fandom. Other manners in which many North American pagans have got involved with the movement are through political and/or ecological activism, such as \"vegetarian groups, health food stores\" or feminist university courses.[127]\nAdler went on to note that from those she interviewed and surveyed in the U.S., she could identify a number of common factors that led to people getting involved in Paganism: the beauty, vision and imagination that was found within their beliefs and rituals, a sense of intellectual satisfaction and personal growth that they imparted, their support for environmentalism and/or feminism, and a sense of freedom.[128]\nClass, gender and ethnicity\nBased upon her work in the United States, Adler found that the pagan movement was \"very diverse\" in its class and ethnic background.[129] She went on to remark that she had encountered pagans in jobs that ranged from \"fireman to PhD chemist\" but that the one thing that she thought made them into an \"elite\" was as avid readers, something that she found to be very common within the pagan community despite the fact that avid readers constituted less than 20% of the general population of the United States at the time.[130] Magliocco came to a somewhat different conclusion based upon her ethnographic research of pagans in California, remarking that the majority were \"white, middle-class, well-educated urbanites\" but that they were united in finding \"artistic inspiration\" within \"folk and indigenous spiritual traditions\".[131]\nThe sociologist Regina Oboler examined the role of gender in the U.S. Pagan community, arguing that although the movement had been constant in its support for the equality of men and women ever since its foundation, there was still an essentialist view of gender engrained within it, with female deities being accorded traditional western feminine traits and male deities being similarly accorded what western society saw as masculine traits.[132]\nRelationship with New Age\n\"Neopagan practices highlight the centrality of the relationship between humans and nature and reinvent religions of the past, while New Agers are more interested in transforming individual consciousness and shaping the future.\"\n\u2014 Religious studies scholar Sarah Pike.[133]\nAn issue of academic debate has been regarding the connection between the New Age movement and contemporary Paganism, or Neo-Paganism. Religious studies scholar Sarah Pike asserted that that there was a \"significant overlap\" between the two religious movements,[134] while Aidan A. Kelly stated that Paganism \"parallels the New Age movement in some ways, differs sharply from it in others, and overlaps it in some minor ways\".[135] Ethan Doyle White stated that while the Pagan and New Age movements \"do share commonalities and overlap\", they were nevertheless \"largely distinct phenomena.\"[136] Hanegraaff suggested that whereas various forms of contemporary Paganism were not part of the New Age movement \u2013 particularly those who pre-dated the movement \u2013 other Pagan religions and practices could be identified as New Age.[137] Various differences between the two movements have been highlighted; the New Age movement focuses on an improved future, whereas the focus of Paganism is on the pre-Christian past.[138] Similarly, the New Age movement typically propounds a universalist message which sees all religions as fundamentally the same, whereas Paganism stresses the difference between monotheistic religions and those embracing a polytheistic or animistic theology.[138] Further, the New Age movement shows little interest in magic and witchcraft, which are conversely core interests of many Pagan religions, such as Wicca.[138]\nMany Pagans have sought to distance themselves from the New Age movement, even using \"New Age\" as an insult within their community, while conversely many involved in the New Age have expressed criticism of Paganism for emphasizing the material world over the spiritual.[136] Many Pagans have expressed criticism of the high fees charged by New Age teachers, something not typically present in the Pagan movement.[139]\nChristianity, prejudice, and opposition\nIn Modern Paganism in World Cultures: Comparative Perspectives Michael F. Strmiska writes that \"in Pagan magazines, websites, and Internet discussion venues, Christianity is frequently denounced as an antinatural, antifeniale, sexually and culturally repressive, guilt-ridden, and authoritarian religion that has fostered intolerance, hypocrisy, and persecution throughout the world.\"[140] Further, there is a deep belief that Christianity and Paganism are fundamentally opposing belief systems.[140] This animosity is flamed by the ancient Christian oppression of pre-Christian religion as well as the ongoing Christian oppression of Pagans.[140] Many Pagans have expressed upset that Christian authorities have never apologized for the cultural genocide and religious persecution of Europe's pre-Christian belief systems, particularly following the Roman Catholic Church's apology for past anti-semitism in its A Reflection on the Shoah.[141] They also express dissaproval of Christianity's continued missionary efforts around the globe at the expense of indigenous and other polytheistic faiths.[142]\nSome Christian theologians view modern Paganism as a movement that cannot be tolerated but must be fought and defeated.[35] Various Christian authors have published books attacking modern Paganism.[35] Such Christian critics have regularly equated Paganism with Satanism, something which has been furthered by the portrayal of the former in some mainstream media.[143] In areas such as the U.S. Bible Belt where conservative Christian dominance is strong, Pagans have faced continued religious persecution.[142] For instance, Strmiska highlighted instances in both the U.S. and U.K. in which school teachers were fired when their employers discovered that they were Pagan.[144]\nAccordingly, many Pagans keep their religious adherence a secret, seeking to avoid such discrimination.[145]\nMain article: Pagan studies\nThe earliest academic studies of contemporary Paganism were published in the late 1970s and 1980s by scholars like Margot Adler, Marcello Truzzi and Tanya Luhrmann, although it would not be until the 1990s that the actual multidisciplinary academic field of Pagan studies properly developed, pioneered by academics such as Graham Harvey and Chas S. Clifton. Increasing academic interest in Paganism has been attributed to the new religious movement's increasing public visibility, as it began interacting with the interfaith movement and holding large public celebrations at sites like Stonehenge.[146]\nThe first international academic conference on the subject of Pagan studies was held at the University of Newcastle upon Tyne, North-East England in 1993. It had been organised by two British religious studies scholars, Graham Harvey and Charlotte Hardman.[147] In April 1996 a larger conference dealing with contemporary Paganism then took place at Ambleside in the Lake District. Organised by the Department of Religious Studies at the University of Lancaster, North-West England, it was entitled \"Nature Religion Today: Western Paganism, Shamanism and Esotericism in the 1990s\", and led to the publication of an academic anthology, entitled Nature Religion Today: Paganism in the Modern World.[147] In 2004, the first peer-reviewed, academic journal devoted to Pagan studies began publication. The Pomegranate: The International Journal of Pagan Studies was edited by Clifton, while the academic publishers AltaMira Press began release of the Pagan Studies Series.[lower-greek 22] From 2008 onward, conferences have been held bringing together scholars specialising in the study of Paganism in Central and Eastern Europe.[148]\nThe relationship between Pagan studies scholars and some practising Pagans has at times been strained. The Australian academic and practising Pagan Caroline Jane Tully argued that many Pagans can react negatively to new scholarship regarding historical pre-Christian societies, believing that it is a threat to the structure of their beliefs and \"sense of identity\". She furthermore argued that some of those dissatisfied Pagans lashed out against academics as a result, particularly on the internet.[149]\n\u2191 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Doyle White 2016, p. 6.\n\u2191 Adler 2006, p. xiii.\n\u2191 Lewis 2004, p. 13.\n\u2191 Hanegraaff 1996, p. 84.\n\u2191 Carpenter 1996, p. 40.\n\u2191 Adler 2006. pp. 3\u20134.\n\u2191 Strmiska 2005, p. 13.\n\u2191 Doyle White 2012, p. 15.\n\u2191 Doyle White 2012, pp. 16\u201317.\n\u2191 11.0 11.1 Doyle White 2012, p. 16.\n\u2191 Strmiska 2005, p. 1.\n\u2191 14.0 14.1 Aitamurto & Simpson 2013, p. 3.\n\u2191 15.0 15.1 15.2 Doyle White 2016, p. 7.\n\u2191 Rountree 2015, p. 1.\n\u2191 Strmiska 2005, pp. 15\u201316; Harvey 2005, pp. 84\u201385.\n\u2191 19.0 19.1 19.2 19.3 Strmiska 2005, p. 9.\n\u2191 20.0 20.1 20.2 20.3 Rountree 2015, p. 8.\n\u2191 Strmiska 2005, p. 14; Simpson & Filip 2013, pp. 34\u201335.\n\u2191 Simpson & Filip 2013, p. 27.\n\u2191 Strmiska 2005, p. 11; Doyle White 2012, pp. 12\u201313.\n\u2191 Strmiska 2005, pp. 11\u201312.\n\u2191 28.0 28.1 Simpson & Filip 2013, p. 32.\n\u2191 Simpson & Filip 2013, p. 32; Rountree 2015, p. 8.\n\u2191 Hutton 2003, p. xiv; Magliocco 2004, p. 19; Doyle White 2016, p. 8.\n\u2191 Strmiska 2005, pp. 7\u20138.\n\u2191 35.0 35.1 35.2 Strmiska 2005, p. 8.\n\u2191 36.0 36.1 Strmiska 2005, p. 17.\n\u2191 Rountree 2015, p. 10.\n\u2191 44.0 44.1 44.2 Strmiska 2005, p. 19.\n\u2191 Strmiska 2005, p. 19; Doyle White 2016, p. 6.\n\u2191 Kraft 2015, p. 28.\n\u2191 Amster 2015, pp. 44, 59.\n\u2191 Carpenter 1996. p. 47. Paganism, as I use the term, refers broadly to an emerging spiritual movement comprised of overlapping forms of spirituality referred to by many names (e.g. 'Neo-Paganism,' 'Paganism,' 'Neo-Pagan Witchcraft,' 'Witchcraft,' 'the Craft,' 'Wiccan Spirituality,' 'Wicca,' 'Wicce,' 'Wiccan religion,' 'The Old Religion,' 'Goddess Spirituality,' 'Nature Spirituality,' 'Nature Religion,' 'the Old Religion,' 'Goddess Spirituality,' 'Nature Spirituality,' 'Nature Religion,' 'Earth-Based Spirituality,' 'Earth Religion,' 'Ecofeminist Spirituality,' and 'Euro-American Shamanism'\n\u2191 55.0 55.1 55.2 Adler 2006, p. 23.\n\u2191 Adler 2006, pp. 94\u20135 (Sanders), 78 (Anderson), 83 (Gardner), 87 (Fitch), 90 (Pendderwen).\n\u2191 58.0 58.1 58.2 Harvey 2007, p. 1.\n\u2191 Strmiska 2005, p. 36; Adler 2006, p. 29.\n\u2191 Adler 2006, pp. 26\u201328.\n\u2191 York 2010, pp. 22\u201323.\n\u2191 67.0 67.1 Rountree 2015, p. 20.\n\u2191 68.0 68.1 68.2 68.3 Strmiska 2005, p. 38.\n\u2191 69.0 69.1 Carpenter 1996, p. 50.\n\u2191 Starhawk 1989, p. 10.\n\u2191 Magliocco 2004, p. 9.\n\u2191 Adler 2006, pp. 335\u2013354.\n\u2191 77.0 77.1 77.2 77.3 77.4 Strmiska 2005, p. 40.\n\u2191 80.0 80.1 Harvey 2007, pp. 84\u201385.\n\u2191 81.0 81.1 81.2 Hutton 1999.\n\u2191 de Bl\u00e9court, William. 'The Witch, Her Victim, The Unwitcher and the Researcher: The Continued Evidence of Traditional Witchcraft', in de Bl\u00e9court et al, The Atholone History of Witchcraft and Magic, Volume 6: The Twentieth Century, 1999, p.151-152\n\u2191 Kieckhefer, Richard. Magic in the Middle Ages, 1989, 10/p.194\n\u2191 Black, Ronald. The Gaelic Otherworld, 2005, p.174\n\u2191 MacKenzie, William. Gaelic Incantations, Charms, and Blessings of the Hebrides, 1895, p.5\n\u2191 Hutton 1999, p. 22.\n\u2191 Bonnin, Gertrude. \"Why I Am A Pagan\". Bucknell.edu. The Online Archive of Nineteenth-Century U.S. Women's Writings. Retrieved 5 September 2015. <templatestyles src=\"Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css\"></templatestyles>\n\u2191 Hutton 1999, pp. 194\u2013201.\n\u2191 Adler 2006, p. ix.\n\u2191 95.0 95.1 Adler 2006, pp. 429\u2013456.\n\u2191 Harvey 2007, p. 73-75.\n\u2191 \"Ancient Order of Druids in America\". AODA. Retrieved 6 November 2015. <templatestyles src=\"Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css\"></templatestyles>\n\u2191 Hunt 2003, pp. 147\u2013148.\n\u2191 Official Website of CUUPS\n\u2191 Hakl 2010.\n\u2191 Salomonsen 2002, p. 44.\n\u2191 Strmiska 2005, p. 2; Rountree 2015, p. 4.\n\u2191 Ronald Hutton 1999, pp. 201\u2013205.\n\u2191 Harvey 2007, pp. 36\u201337.\n\u2191 Berger & Ezzy 2007.\n\u2191 Johnston & Aloi 2007.\n\u2191 Lewis 2000, p. 162.\n\u2191 Berger 1999, p. 9.\n\u2191 Robinson 2008.\n\u2191 116.0 116.1 116.2 116.3 Berger 1999, pp. 8, 9.\n\u2191 Pitzl-Waters 2008.\n\u2191 Pew 2008, p. 12.\n\u2191 119.0 119.1 PAN results 2012.\n\u2191 120.0 120.1 StatsNZ affiliation 2006.\n\u2191 StatsNZ population 2006.\n\u2191 Adler 2006, p. 13.\n\u2191 Magliocco 2004, pp. 40, 55.\n\u2191 Harrow 1996, p. 12.\n\u2191 Harvey 2007, p. 1-2.\n\u2191 Rabinovitch 1996, p. 76-77.\n\u2191 Oboler 2010, pp. 182\u2013183.\n\u2191 Pike 2004, p. 18.\n\u2191 Pike 2004, p. vii.\n\u2191 Kelly 1992, p. 136.\n\u2191 136.0 136.1 Doyle White 2016, p. 9.\n\u2191 138.0 138.1 138.2 Kelly 1992, p. 138.\n\u2191 140.0 140.1 140.2 Strmiska 2005, p. 29.\n\u2191 142.0 142.1 Strmiska 2005, p. 31.\n\u2191 Clifton & Harvey 2004, p. 7.\n\u2191 147.0 147.1 Clifton & Harvey 2004, p. 8.\n\u2191 Aitamurto & Simpson 2013, p. 4.\n\u2191 Tully 2011, pp. 98\u201399.\n\u2191 \"The very persons who would most writhe and wail at their surroundings if transported back into early Greece, would, I think, be the neo-pagans and Hellas worshipers of today.\" (W. James, letter of 5 April 1868, cited after OED); \"The neopagan impulse of the classical revival\". (J. A. Symonds, Renaissance in Italy, 1877, iv. 193); \"Pre-Raphaelitism [...] has got mixed up with \u00e6stheticism, neo-paganism, and other such fantasies.\" (J. McCarthy, A History of Our Own Times, 1880 iv. 542).\n\u2191 Strmska (2005) p. 2\n\u2191 Clifton, Chas. \"A Goddess Arrives\". Gnosis Fall 1988: 20\u201329.\n\u2191 Greenwood (2000) p. 23\n\u2191 \"The Viking Revival\" by Professor Andrew Wawn. BBC Homepage.\n\u2191 Myth, Romantic approach Retrieved 14 July 2009 from Encyclop\u00e6dia Britannica Online\n\u2191 Letcher (2001)\n\u2191 Davy, Barbara Jane (2007) \"Introduction to pagan studies\". Rowman Altamira ISBN 0-7591-0818-8. p.97: \"Some pagans embrace the idea of a pan-European Celtic culture, but some practice regionally specific reconstructionist traditions.\"\n\u2191 McColman, Carl (2003) Complete Idiot's Guide to Celtic Wisdom. 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Accessed 12 December 2012.\n\u2191 Butler, Jenny, \"Irish neo-paganism\". pages 111\u2013130 in Olivia Cosgrove et al. (eds), Ireland's new religious movements. Cambridge Scholars, 2011\n\u2191 Religion data from the 2001 Canadian census at the Wayback Machine\n\u2191 Todd, Douglas (December 2003). \"University of Victoria chaplain marks solstice with pagan rituals\". The Vancouver Sun. Postmedia Network Inc. Retrieved 14 March 2013. <templatestyles src=\"Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css\"></templatestyles>\n\u2191 \"Religion Statistics and Publications\". United States Census Bureau. Retrieved 14 March 2013. <templatestyles src=\"Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css\"></templatestyles>\n\u2191 \"2011 Census QuickStats: All people \u2013 usual residents\". Australian Bureau of Statistics. Retrieved 13 March 2013. <templatestyles src=\"Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css\"></templatestyles>\n\u2191 Pagan Awareness Network Inc. Australia (2011). \"Australian Census Pagan Dash\". Facebook Public Event. Australia. Retrieved 13 March 2013. The aim is to get Pagans of all persuasions (Wiccan, Druid, Asatru, Hellenic, Egyptian, Heathen etc.) to put themselves on the census form as 'Pagan' or 'Pagan, *your path*'.... Paganism is included in the Australian Standard Classification of Religious Groups (ASCRG), as a separate output category.... The classification structure of this group is: 613 Nature Religions 6130 Nature Religions, nfd (not further defined) 6131 Animism 6132 Druidism 6133 Paganism 6134 Pantheism 6135 Wiccan/Witchcraft 6139 Nature Religions, nec (not elsewhere classified) If a response of Pagan is qualified with additional information such as Druid or Wiccan, this additional information will be used in classifying the response. For example, Pagan Wiccan would be classified as 6135 and Pagan Celtic would be 6133. Pagan alone would be classified as 6133. <templatestyles src=\"Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css\"></templatestyles>\n\u2191 \"Pagan Studies / AltaMira Press\". www.csulb.edu. Retrieved 26 May 2008. <templatestyles src=\"Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css\"></templatestyles>\nAdler, Margot (2006) [1979]. Drawing Down the Moon: Witches, Druids, Goddess-Worshippers and Other Pagans in America (Revised ed.). London: Penguin. ISBN 978-0-14-303819-1. <templatestyles src=\"Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css\"></templatestyles>\nAitamurto, Kaarina; Simpson, Scott (2013). \"Introduction: Modern Pagan and Native Faith Movements in Central and Eastern Europe\". In Scott Simpson and Kaarina Aitamurto. Modern Pagan and Native Faith Movements in Central and Eastern Europe. Durham: Acumen. pp. 1&ndash, 9. ISBN 978-1-84465-662-2. CS1 maint: Uses editors parameter (link) <templatestyles src=\"Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css\"></templatestyles>\nAmster, Matthew H. (2015). \"It's Not Easy Being Apolitical: Reconstructionism and Eclecticism in Danish Asatro\". In Kathryn Rountree. Contemporary Pagan and Native Faith Movements in Europe: Colonialist and Nationalist Impulses. New York and Oxford: Berghahn. pp. 43&ndash, 63. ISBN 978-1-78238-646-9. CS1 maint: Uses editors parameter (link) <templatestyles src=\"Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css\"></templatestyles>\nBerger, Helen (1999). A Community of Witches: Contemporary Neo-Paganism and Witchcraft in the United States. Columbia, South Carolina: University of South Carolina Press. ISBN 1-57003-246-7. <templatestyles src=\"Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css\"></templatestyles>\nBerger, Helen; Ezzy, Douglas (2007). Teenage Witches: Magical Youth and the Search for the Self. New Brunswick and London: Rutgers International Press. ISBN 978-0813540207. <templatestyles src=\"Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css\"></templatestyles>\nBlain, Jenny; Ezzy, Douglas; Harvey, Graham (2004). Researching Paganisms. Oxford and Lanham: AltaMira. ISBN 978-0-7591-0522-5. <templatestyles src=\"Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css\"></templatestyles>\nClifton, Chas; Harvey, Graham (2004). The Paganism Reader. Routledge. ISBN 978-0-415-30352-1. <templatestyles src=\"Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css\"></templatestyles>\nDavidsen, Markus Altena (2012). \"What is Wrong with Pagan Studies?\". Method and Theory in the Study of Religion. Leiden: Brill. 24: 183&ndash, 199. <templatestyles src=\"Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css\"></templatestyles>\nDoyle White, Ethan (2012). \"In Defense of Pagan Studies: A Response to Davidsen's Critique\". The Pomegranate: The International Journal of Pagan Studies. London: Equinox. 14 (1): 5&ndash, 21. <templatestyles src=\"Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css\"></templatestyles>\nDoyle White, Ethan (2016). Wicca: History, Belief, and Community in Modern Pagan Witchcraft. Brighton, Chicago, and Toronto: Sussex Academic Press. ISBN 978-1-84519-754-4. <templatestyles src=\"Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css\"></templatestyles>\nGardell, Mattias (2003). Gods of the Blood: The Pagan Revival and White Separatism. Durham: Duke University Press. ISBN 978-0822330714. <templatestyles src=\"Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css\"></templatestyles>\nHanegraaff, Wouter J. (1996). New Age Religion and Western Culture: Esotericism in the Mirror of Secular Thought. Leiden: Brill. ISBN 90-04-10696-0. <templatestyles src=\"Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css\"></templatestyles>\nHunt, Stephen (2003). Alternative Religions: A Sociological Introduction. Burlington: Ashgate Publishing. ISBN 0-7546-3409-4. <templatestyles src=\"Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css\"></templatestyles>\nHutton, Ronald (2003). Witches, Druids and King Arthur. Hambledon. <templatestyles src=\"Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css\"></templatestyles>\nHarvey, Graham (2005). Animism: Respecting the Living World. London: Hurst & Co. ISBN 978-0231137010. <templatestyles src=\"Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css\"></templatestyles>\nHarvey, Graham (2007). Listening People, Speaking Earth: Contemporary Paganism (second ed.). London: Hurst & Company. ISBN 978-1-85065-272-4. <templatestyles src=\"Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css\"></templatestyles>\nHutton, Ronald (1999). The Triumph of the Moon: A History of Modern Pagan Witchcraft. New York City: Oxford University Press. ISBN 978-0-19-820744-3. <templatestyles src=\"Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css\"></templatestyles>\nJohnston, Hannah E.; Aloi, Peg (2007). The New Generation Witches: Teen Witchcraft in Contemporary Culture. Aldershot and Burlington: Ashgate. ISBN 978-0-7546-5784-2. <templatestyles src=\"Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css\"></templatestyles>\nKelly, Aidan A. (1992). \"An Update on Neopagan Witchcraft in America\". In James R. Lewis and J. Gordon Melton. Perspectives on the New Age. New York: State University of New York Press. pp. 136&ndash, 151. ISBN 0-7914-1213-X. <templatestyles src=\"Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css\"></templatestyles>\nKraft, Siv Ellen (2015). \"Sami Neo-shamanism in Norway: Colonial Grounds, Ethnic Revival and Pagan Pathways\". In Kathryn Rountree. Contemporary Pagan and Native Faith Movements in Europe: Colonialist and Nationalist Impulses. New York and Oxford: Berghahn. pp. 25&ndash, 42. ISBN 978-1-78238-646-9. CS1 maint: Uses editors parameter (link) <templatestyles src=\"Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css\"></templatestyles>\nLewis, James R. (2004). The Oxford Handbook of New Religious Movements. London and New York: Oxford University Press. ISBN 0-19-514986-6. <templatestyles src=\"Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css\"></templatestyles>\nMagliocco, Sabina (2004). Witching Culture: Folklore and Neo-paganism in America. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press. ISBN 978-0-8122-3803-7. <templatestyles src=\"Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css\"></templatestyles>\nPike, Sarah M. (2004). New Age and Neopagan Religions in America. New York: Columbia University Press. ISBN 9780231124027. <templatestyles src=\"Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css\"></templatestyles>\nRountree, Kathryn (2015). \"Context is Everything: Plurality and Paradox in Contemporary European Paganisms\". In Kathryn Rountree. Contemporary Pagan and Native Faith Movements in Europe: Colonialist and Nationalist Impulses. New York and Oxford: Berghahn. pp. 1&ndash, 23. ISBN 978-1-78238-646-9. CS1 maint: Uses editors parameter (link) <templatestyles src=\"Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css\"></templatestyles>\nSalomonsen, Jone (2002). Enchanted Feminism: The Reclaiming Witches of San Francisco. London: Routledge. ISBN 978-0-415-22393-5. <templatestyles src=\"Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css\"></templatestyles>\nSimpson, Scott; Filip, Mariusz (2013). \"Selected Words for Modern Pagan and Native Faith Movements in Central and Eastern Europe\". In Scott Simpson and Kaarina Aitamurto. Modern Pagan and Native Faith Movements in Central and Eastern Europe. Durham: Acumen. pp. 27&ndash, 43. ISBN 978-1-84465-662-2. CS1 maint: Uses editors parameter (link) <templatestyles src=\"Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css\"></templatestyles>\nStrmiska, Michael F. (2005). \"Modern Paganism in World Cultures\". Modern Paganism in World Cultures: Comparative Perspectives. Santa Barbara, Dencer, and Oxford: ABC-Clio. pp. 1&ndash, 53. ISBN 9781851096084. <templatestyles src=\"Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css\"></templatestyles>\nAcademic anthologies\nCarpenter, Dennis D. (1996). \"Emergent Nature Spirituality: An Examination of the Major Spiritual Contours of the Contemporary Pagan Worldview\". In Lewis, James R. Magical Religion and Modern Witchcraft. Albany: State University of New York Press. ISBN 978-0-7914-2890-0. <templatestyles src=\"Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css\"></templatestyles>\nHarrow, Judy (1996). \"The Contemporary Neo-Pagan Revival\". In Lewis, James R. Magical Religion and Modern Witchcraft. Albany, New York: State University of New York Press. ISBN 978-0-7914-2890-0. <templatestyles src=\"Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css\"></templatestyles>\nLewis, James R. (2000). Witchcraft today: an encyclopedia of Wiccan and neopagan traditions. ABC-CLIO. ISBN 978-1576071342. <templatestyles src=\"Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css\"></templatestyles>\nRabinovitch, Shelley TSivia (1996). Lewis, James R., ed. Magical Religion and Modern Witchcraft. Albany, New York: State University of New York Press. ISBN 978-0-7914-2890-0. <templatestyles src=\"Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css\"></templatestyles>\nYork, Michael (2010). \"Idolatry, Ecology, and the Sacred as Tangible\". The Pomegranate: The International Journal of Pagan Studies. London: Equinox. 12.1. <templatestyles src=\"Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css\"></templatestyles>\nDoyle White, Ethan (2010). \"The Meaning of \"Wicca\": A Study in Etymology, History and Pagan Politics\". The Pomegranate: The International Journal of Pagan Studies. London: Equinox. 12.2. <templatestyles src=\"Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css\"></templatestyles>\nHakl, Hans Thomas (2010). \"Franz S\u00e4ttler (Dr. Musallam) and the Twentieth-Century Cult of Adonism\". The Pomegranate: The International Journal of Pagan Studies. London: Equinox. 12.1. <templatestyles src=\"Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css\"></templatestyles>\nJonuks, T\u00f5nno (2013). \"Der Estnische Nationalismus und sein Konzept der pr\u00e4historischen Religion: Die Nation als Gestalterin des Religionsbildes\". Forschungen zur baltischen Geschichte. Tartu: Ajalooline Ajalooselts. 8. <templatestyles src=\"Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css\"></templatestyles>\nTully, Caroline Jane (2011). \"Researching the Past is a Foreign Country: Cognitive Dissonance as a Response by Practitioner Pagans to Academic Research on the History of Pagan Religions\". The Pomegranate: the International Journal of Pagan Studies. London: Equinox. 13 (1). <templatestyles src=\"Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css\"></templatestyles>\nOboler, Regina Smith (2010). \"Negotiating Gender Essentialism in Contemporary Paganism\". The Pomegranate: The International Journal of Pagan Studies. London: Equinox. 12.2. <templatestyles src=\"Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css\"></templatestyles>\nTechnical reports and statistics\nResults of the 2011 Census. PAGANdash.com (Technical report). Australia: Pagan Awareness Network Inc. Australia. 2012. Retrieved 13 March 2013. <templatestyles src=\"Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css\"></templatestyles>\n\"Chapter 1: The Religious Composition of the United States\". The U.S. Religious Landscape Survey: Religious Affiliation (PDF). Pew Forum on Religion & Public Life (Technical report). Washington D.C.: Pew Forum Web Publishing and Communications; Pew Research Center. February 2008. <templatestyles src=\"Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css\"></templatestyles>\nPitzl-Waters, Jason (February 2008). \"Parsing the Pew Numbers\". The Wild Hunt. Patheos. Archived from the original on 16 July 2011. Retrieved 14 March 2013. <templatestyles src=\"Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css\"></templatestyles>\nRobinson, B.A. (April 2008), Estimates of the number of Wiccans in the U.S., Ontario Consultants on Religious Tolerance, retrieved 3 September 2012 <templatestyles src=\"Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css\"></templatestyles>\nReligious affiliation. Census of Population and Dwellings (Technical report). Statistics New Zealand. 2006. Retrieved 13 March 2013. <templatestyles src=\"Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css\"></templatestyles>\n\"QuickStats About New Zealand's Population and Dwellings\". Census of Population and Dwellings. Statistics New Zealand. 2006. Retrieved 13 March 2013. <templatestyles src=\"Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css\"></templatestyles>\nContemporary Pagan literature\nBonewits, Isaac (2006). Bonewits's Essential Guide to Druidism. New York: Kensington Publishing Corp. ISBN 0-8065-2710-2. <templatestyles src=\"Module:Citation/CS1/styles.css\"></templatestyles>\nStarhawk (1989). The Spiral Dance: A Rebirth of the Ancient Religion of the Great Goddess (revised ed.). San Francisco: Harper and Row. 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        "raw_content": "The Infomercantile\nFiles and Articles\nPlaces of Interest Dakota Death Trip\nFargophilia\nEarly 20th c. MN Farming\nPfister Social Club\nArmour Meat Plant\n4H Parade - 1961\nKitsch Slapped!\nKitsch n Stuff\n1904: Predicting Skype\nIt only took a hundred years for this technology to truly take hold for the average person, but they sure understood what it would mean:\nDEVICE NOT IN DEMAND\nSome Objections to Proposed Telephone Attachment.\nA man in Portland, Ore., has invented a telephone attachment that will enable the person at one end of the wire to see the face of the one at the other. He calls this an improvement, and seems to think it fills a long-felt want.\nIf this fiendish device should find its way into general use the telephone would become a thing of terror. How could you express your opinion of Central with her scornful eyes staring into yours. How could you tell a dun that you had gone to Boston if he could look at your face while you said it? How could you escape a bore in the recesses of your club if he could catch you face to face on a wire?\nThe world owes something to modern science, but the inventors of wireless telegraphs and portrait telephones are overdoing things. In the interest of the disappearing right to privacy they ought to be kindly but thoroughly suppressed.\u2013New York World\nFound in the November 25, 1904 Wahpeton Times.\nToday, we carry a combination wireless telegraph and portrait telephone (also a motion picture camera, instant newspaper, cartographic archive, and wire recorder, among many other features) in our pockets and think nothing of broadcasting our face to the other end of a telephone call. Well, many people. I don\u2019t Skype, or Facetime, or Snapchat, or whatever the next fun technology for communication both voice and face in a single message will be called. Sure, it took better than a century to finally fill that long-felt want, but I agree, it\u2019s overdoing things.\nTags: 1900s, technology, telephone\nRequiem For the KKK, 1930s\nIn the archives for State Senator William Martin \u2014 remember him? He suggested North Dakota secede from the US \u2014 is this unique image, so unique it bears a mention in the state archives indexes:\nIt\u2019s titled \u201cBright and Shining Hopes Blasted? by the Kass Kounty Klan.\u201d, and the poem reads:\nHere lies 44 as dead as Well\nHe tried his best-but you never can tell.\nAnd 45 his little brother\nWho is just as dead as the other\nBut of all the Bright Hopes\nOf this family of Three\nOur bitter tears 46 are for thee.\nAs you might guess from the group\u2019s name, the Kass Kounty Klan was an \u2018affiliate\u2019 of the Ku Klux Klan, the US-born racist group that has been stubbornly causing trouble since the 19th century. The North Dakota arm of the group started in the mid-1920s, and quickly grew to a political influence in the region. By the 1930s, though, their power had faded and they remain a footnote of sad history in North Dakota.\nMartin served in the state Congress in the late 1920s and early 1930s, so he came in towards the end of the Klan\u2019s presence in North Dakota \u2014 at first, I assumed the image above was threatening in some way; combining the Klan with imagery of graves would seem to be a warning to their enemies.\nBy 1927 or so, the Kass Kounty Klan had lost steam: their northern counterparts in Grand Forks had gotten members elected to positions in government, but the Kass Kounty Klan never saw that level of support. In less than ten years, the group had disbanded, and I interpret the page above not as a threat, but as a requiem for the group late in its life. It could also be a satirical piece written by someone opposed to the Klan.\n44, 45, and 46 are legislative district numbers in Cass County \u2014 they\u2019ve moved around a bit over time, I couldn\u2019t find a map for the 1920s, but those three districts have traditionally been Fargo state legislative districts. Happily, this comic shows the Klan\u2019s political efforts as dead and buried. as it should be.\nTags: cass county history, fargo history, kkk, north dakota history, racism\nAmerican Pikelhaube, 1890s\nToday\u2019s Dakota Death Trip has a striking soldier in uniform for the Sunday photo; he may seem like the wrong sort of image to post for Memorial Day weekend. Thick mustache, guns stacked to the side, and the kind of helmet the Kaiser would praise a solder for keeping in good shape.\nThat iconic helmet induces people of the 21st century to remember trench warfare, the earliest of tanks crushing everything in its path on the Western Front, and America\u2019s mortal enemies wearing little close-fitting helmets with spikes on top.\nLooking back at an earlier time through the filter of modern day has its pitfalls: it seems like every couple days the internet realizes the swastika wasn\u2019t originally a symbol of fascism and genocide. We see the above photo as the enemy, because one of the most destructive wars ever fought was against an army of helmets like this. However, that was all in the 1910s, due to political strife of the time, the terrorism of anarchists fighting against the empire swallowing their smaller nations, triggering a war that spanned a continent. When this photo was taken, America wasn\u2019t shipping our doughboys \u2018over there.\u2019 German immigrants were flowing into the midwest, inspiring the railroad to name a fledgling frontier town after German Chancellor Otto von Bismarck, eventually becoming the state capitol.\nThe spiked helmet is known as a pikelhaube, and while it did have its origins in the Germanic regions of central and eastern Europe, there\u2019s nothing sinister about its origins. Today\u2019s military uniforms are plain and functional, and that change was slow and started in the 19th century. Military uniforms were a symbol of power, a demonstration of a country\u2019s military strength, and the pikelhaube was an iconic part of those uniforms.\nAs is with other aspects of fashion, various designs similar to the pikelhaube spread through other militaries around the world, including South America, Russia, and Scandinavian countries. The British Horse Guard still wears them, in polished metal, and the design is still present, if you know what you\u2019re looking for, in the traditional bobby helmet. And, as a young country not wanting to buck popular fashion trends, the US military adopted it as well.\nThe pickelhaube first was worn during the Civil War, by German militia regiments; the militias were self-contained units, not affiliated with the standing US Army, so they were able to design their own uniforms. The militias also pulled from their local communities, which were often of similar ancestry, so a more German region would choose to base their uniforms on the ones they would have work back home. In this case, they adopted the pikelhaube.\nThis wasn\u2019t a one-off uniform for the Civil War, honoring the homeland; as the pikelhaube spread around the world, the US Army also adopted it as part of the standard uniform through the 1870s and 1890s, although most modern document credits the British calvary as the inspiration for the American helmet, rather than anything German. Let\u2019s take a closer look at our man\u2019s helmet insignia:\nThat is clearly the traditional American eagle: shield on its chest, holding an olive branch of peace in one claw and arrows of war in the other. This looks like the M1881 helmet (as opposed to the M1872, which does look more British), and the braid would seem to indicate an officer.\nI couldn\u2019t definitively identify the coat our helmeted gentleman has on, it doesn\u2019t look standard nor does it show any rank to indicate an officer. The standing collar has a number \u201c1\u2033 on it, which could indicate either the 1st Cavalry or 1st Infantry \u2014 or, this is possibly a militia uniform, designed after the US Army uniform but given their own unit personality.\nSo, Dakota Death Trip\u2019s photo today isn\u2019t one of the enemy, or of a German fighting for his empire \u2014 but an American soldier, the kind of which we honor on Memorial Day.\nTags: 1880s, 1890s, military, uniform\nReposts and Aliases, 1884\nOne thing the internet both rewards and hates at the same time is when someone reposts something, without crediting the source, as their own fresh content, under an alias. Reddit has an entire culture revolving around it. Copyright defenders try to point out that just because something\u2019s on the internet doesn\u2019t mean it\u2019s free, but it falls on deaf ears at every corner. People use aliases to cover up their duplication, with little regard to taking much claim of their stolen content, other than to reap the attention, upvotes, and thumbs-ups in the fallout.\nSadly, this isn\u2019t something new: it has been going on for more than a hundred years. From The Bad Lands Cow Boy, April 16th 1885:\nSome tenderfoot has sent us an article on roller skating, copied almost entire from an article which has been floating around the newspaper world until it has become stale, and signed it \u201cCow-puncher.\u201d We don\u2019t really think the writer knows the difference between a hackamore and a round-up and that he does know a great deal more about rubbing stage stock. We like to hear from you, boys, but write original articles and send your names so that the editor may know whom to get action on, provided he happens to get stepped on for publishing some other man\u2019s ideas.\nI couldn\u2019t figure out what \u201crubbing stage stock\u201d meant, but it must be an uncowboylike task the way it was accused upon the alias-hidden copyright-infringer.\nTags: 1880s, copyright infringment, repost\nGlassless Goggles, 1907\nScientific, automotive, and news publications announced this marvel of modern design in 1907: Can you guess what they are?\nYes, they\u2019re goggles, but what doesn\u2019t come across in these images is that the \u201clenses\u201d are actually steel plates.\n\u201cLooked at from the distance of two or three feet away these plates appear to be solid and that by no means could the eyes see through them. But a closer inspection discloses (A, B, and C) in the smooth surface of the steel. They are in the form of a cross, with an additional shorter line above. These lines are cut through the steel plate, and when the goggles are properly adjusted to the eyes of the person wearing them can see in all directions through these narrow slits as well as if they were an ample surface of glass.\u201d\nIt might seem counterinuitive \u2014 who can see through a tiny slit? \u2014 but what they\u2019ve essentially created is a stenopaeic slit, a device used by opticians to detect astigmatism by filtering incoming light through what\u2019s essentially an elongated pinhole camera. Based on the direction of the line, and whether the eyesight through the slit in one direction versus the other, can tell how malformed the lens is.\nTechnically, someone with good eyesight should be able to see through the slits fine \u2014 and the French optician who designed these lenses made a horizontal and a vertical one, to allow some eye movement. I don\u2019t entirely get what the \u201cA\u201d line is for; my guess is for a modicum of peripheral vision. One thing these googles do not take into account is the movement of the eye when looking around; there may be some limited vision when just moving the eye from right to left, or up and down, but when doing so the pupil and iris are moving in orbit around the center of they eye, which doesn\u2019t translate well compared to a flat surface. Wearing these googles means looking straight ahead for the best benefit, which I suppose is generally how driving is done. They may work OK, but I\u2019d be hesitant to operate a moving vehicle with these in front of my face.\nThe technique found a resurgence during wartime as a means of protecting the eyes from shrapnel, since glass lenses pose a problem when struck by a small piece of metal at high speeds. Owing back to the science behind the stenopaeic slit\u2019s optical origins, the style was refined over the years and is now the snake-oil vision-enhancing product called \u201cpinhole glasses\u201c. Pinhole glasses are believed to cure poor eyesight, for which there is little-to-no evidence. The original steel googles purported to cure \u201cswelling and conjuctivitis\u201d\u2026which I can only assume is due to keeping stuff out of the eyeball, versus any special scientific principle.\nThe \u201csnake oil\u201d link above also warns that driving while wearing the pinhole glasses is a really, really bad idea. But, if you had tried these glassless goggles out, a hundred years ago, you\u2019d already know that.\nTags: 1900s, driving, fashion, goggles, vision\n21st Century Aeroplanists, 1906.\nThe promise of flying cars and jetpacks in the 21st century has been around a long, long time: here is a comic from the french journal Le Pele-Mele:\nAeroplanist to friend: \u201cJust look down and you\u2019ll see how backward they are in this part of the world. Why, the peasants still go about in automobiles at a miserable fifty miles an hour.\u201d\nThis was found in the 2 August 1906 edition of the Williston Graphic; note that the Wright Brothers made their first flight in December 1903 \u2014 a mere three years later, speculation had already grown to the point where, a hundred years hence, there would be no question that only backwards, primitive societies would resort to driving\u2026ick\u2026automobiles. They were just as wrong about the lasting power of the stovepipe tophat as they were about personal flight systems.\nTags: 1900s, airplanes, automobile, flight\nWhere\u2019s Ward? 1881.\nClick on this map to see a bigger version. In 1881, eight years before statehood, this is how the county lines were drawn in north-central North Dakota:\nYour first question if you\u2019re familiar with this area is probably \u201dWhere\u2019s Ward?\u201d Ward, home to the city of Minot, is one of the most populous counties in the state but just a few years before statehood Minot didn\u2019t show up on maps and the county didn\u2019t exist.\nWard County was created in 1885 and named after the chairman of the House of Representatives Committee on Counties (how convenient). Portions of Stevens, Renville and \u201cMountraille\u201d were merged to create what is today known as \u201cImperial Ward\u201d County. Imperial Ward was the largest county in the state until 1910 when it was broken up, reforming Mountrail and Renville and adding Burke County to the north, and leaving a much-smaller Ward County to the south. From the 7/15/1881 Bismarck Tribune.\nTags: counties, maps, north dakota\nFargo Tornado, 1957.\nIf you\u2019re even somewhat familiar with the Fargo tornado of 1957, you recognize this photo \u2013 it\u2019s been in newspapers, it\u2019s part of the Fujita report on the tornado, and it even appears on the NOAA website:\n30-year-old Chet Gebert was one of the Fargo Forum\u2019s staff photographers. Just after 7:30pm on June 20th, 1957, heavy storms rolled into the Valley, and while out on his beat Chet pulled in just north of the Star-Lite Drive-In and pointed his camera to the southwest. There wasn\u2019t any Fargodome at that time, no RedHawks stadium, it was fields and empty land as far as you could see\u2026until Golden Ridge, that is.\nGolden Ridge had a bad reputation: even when my daughter was in gradeschool, so we\u2019re talking 21st century here, Golden Ridge was seen as a crime-ridden, low-rent, wrong-side-of-the-tracks part of town. It was sandwiched between the Great Northern railroad yards and the old industrial part of downtown Fargo, so back in the early life of Golden Ridge the reputation might have been true, but by the time I was a kid it was a regular North Fargo neighborhood. If you drive west on 7th Avenue north, you reach the intersection of 7th avenue and 25th street \u2014 the corner with the abandoned gas station marks the southeast corner of Golden Ridge. I guess the abandoned gas station doesn\u2019t really improve the area\u2019s image much. But, you can easily drive a large square around Golden Ridge: the division between industrial buildings and residential homes is a stark line delineating Golden Ridge.\nThe 1957 tornado was nearly the end of Golden Ridge:\nFrom the Sunday 6/22/57 Fargo Forum\nThe \u2018point\u2019 at the bottom is where the vacant gas station sits today. The Fargo tornado \u2014 the third of four spawned by this storm \u2014 first touched down further west, about the spot in Gebert\u2019s photos, around where the Fargo Landfill is today. Golden Ridge was its first contact with civilization and it strolled right down 8th Avenue North. Most deaths were along here: first it hit the Tigen house at 718 29th street, just south of the Golden Ridge School, killing Don Tigen and injuring his wife. The tornado killed the entire Udahl family at 802 27th St., and a block east it killed six children at the Munson home, 818 25th Street (marked on the photo above).\nChet Gebert took several photos of the tornado \u2013 here\u2019s about as high a resolution as you\u2019ll ever see of them:\nThe second photo above is the iconic image that gets used whenever the Fargo tornado is discussed; all three appear in the 6/22/57 Fargo Forum that I\u2019ve got a copy of. The printed-reproduced-dithered-halftoned-and-photocopied-again image doesn\u2019t do justice to the photos themselves. The clouds aren\u2019t a single mass of black: the thunderhead is a writhing mass of wind and rain.\nIncidentally, the photo at the top is called \u201c23 E GEBERT\u201d because, in the Weather Bureau report on the tornado, it happens to be the 5th photo from Chet Gebert, and taken at location #23 on the list. The report says over 200 photos were taken of the tornado, and amusingly notes that they got a number of pre-tornado photos of the stormcloud because people, upon hearing the tornado warning, went outside and began taking pictures of the quickly-rotating wall cloud, thinking it was the tornado itself.\nWith my three copies of the tornado photos, I devoted a lazy Sunday morning to piecing them together into a cinemagraph that, while not a true film of the tornado, gives a sense of scale -\nThere IS actual film of the Fargo tornado, as seen in this newsreel:\nThe Weather Service report credits both movie segments to a 16mm film made by a \u201cJennings\u201d \u2014 that would be WDAY\u2019s Harry Jennings from the \u201ctop of the WDAY Building\u201d at 205 N 5th street, now the offices of Prairie Public.\nAll of these pictures and films, particularly the unintentional pre-tornado photos, are the reason the Fargo tornado has had a lasting impact on storm analysis. Tetsuya \u201cTed \u201d Fujita wrote \u201cResearch Paper No. 42\u2033 for the Weather Service, a photo-filled analysis on the Fargo tornado that helped spawn the Fujita Tornado Damage Scale and codified many of the terms used in describing tornadoes today.\nClick for zoomable Google Map of the tornado path\nThe 1957 Fargo tornado was at its most powerful when it struck Golden Ridge, but it still continued on through North Fargo. It hopped the Great Northern tracks just southwest of the soccer fields and NDSU\u2019s \u201cT Lot\u201d. NDSU was saved due to a slow right turn, which mangled several blocks of residential housing and hit the old Shanley High School building. Then, it marched through the residential area along 13th Avenue North, south of El Zagal, before crossing the Red River and into the, at that time, mostly uninhabited areas around the Moorhead Country Club. It had also lost much of its power by the time it reached the Red, and petered out after crossing Highway 75 twice, before fading near Probstfield Farm.\nThe Fargo Forum won the Pulitzer Prize in 1958 for their quick and thorough coverage of the carnage that followed, and photographer Chet Gebert won several awards for his photos of the tornado and the aftermath. Gebert passed away in December, 2013.\nTags: 1950s, fargo, tornado, weather\nRushmore In Progress, 1930s.\nWe\u2019ve got a lot of old photos \u2013 almost more than we know what to do with. This one is so over-saturated, so light, that I had to really darken it in Photoshop just to see anything, and I didn\u2019t realize what it was at first:\nYou might be thinking, \u201cWow \u2014 it kinda looks like there\u2019s a face in those rocks! Weird, huh?\u201d\nWell, that\u2019s because Gutzon Borglum put a face there: that is several years away from becoming the Mount Rushmore we know and love today \u2014 President Washington is only partially done:\nCarving started in 1927, and the finished Washington face was unveiled to the public on July 4th, 1934, so that puts this photo somewhere in between, probably 1932 or 1933. Based on this 1932 photo, progress seemed at about the same point, so 1932 is probably right. They didn\u2019t carve all the faces at once \u2014 Washington was completed in 1934, Jefferson in 1936, Lincoln in 1937, and then Roosevelt in 1939. 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        "raw_content": "Devil City Angel's Brandon Gibbs\nThe debut record for Devil City Angels is coming out, how do you guys feel about it?\nI feel really strong about that record. I think that's a very good tip-of-the-hat to all of our influences and also creating something new and modern sounding as well. Yet, in the writing of that some of the songs we got to do were songs that I'd done previously in my very first band, called the Gibbs Brothers, so getting to revisit some of those songs and adding to them and not being afraid to add harmonies and stuff like that was exciting for me. I thought, let's experiment a little bit, if it sounds good then it sounds good. A good song is a good song and there's a lot of songs on there that you might not expect guys like us to come out with. It's just a little bit different then what people might expect but still gives them the rush that they're going to want and open their ears up to some new sounds.\nWhen it came to the writing, other then the songs you had already brought from your previous band, how did the writing go? Did it flow well with everyone?\nI come from a very bluesy background, even as a guitar player, I bring a bluesy influence to it and vocals and harmonies and stuff like that. It wasn't like feeling we need to scream louder then the next person it was like, \"Do your thing, Brandon!\" and when I wrote I would kind of do some story telling. Sometimes Rikki (Rockett, drummer) would do a little story telling and hit notes and Tracii (Guns, guitarist) always had these really great riffs to start out these new songs and we would kind of build off that. Sometimes, someone would play a simple A cord or variation of it and suddenly I'd get this idea of a guy sitting at a bar talking about a lady and he's dying to tell her that he's in love with her but she's obsessed with this rich guy that doesn't care about her. Yeah know, I had movie scripts going through my head when my pen was in my hand.\nBut, it was difficult touring and writing at the same time because you think you're going to get on the bus and sit down and work on a lot of stuff but then you might do an interview, you might do a meet and greet so that was one difficult part but we managed to get through it.\nWhen it comes to the band itself and something your fans might be curious about. If you're willing to elaborate on it, you started off with Eric (Brittingham) on bass and now you've got Rudy (Sarzo.) Was that a conscious group decision or did Eric have some other things he was working on?\nEric made that decision on his own. We're all grown men with kids and life gets in the way. Meaning, sometimes it's better to be local for a minute and take care of what you need to take care of. We respect the hell out of his decision to take it and ground it back where he's living. He played on the whole entire record so we finished that. I found out from our manager that he wasn't going to come back and that they'd hired Rudy. I respect his decision to move on with life, period and you can't blame a guy for following his heart.\nWhat do you guys have coming up right now? Do you have touring, either in the States, over seas or both?\nWe've had some offers. At this point we're really anxious to see if people like the record as much as we do. Walmart is working with us which is great and we did several dates and two separate tours and what we want to see is, are fans going to like our approach to writing and rock the way we see it. If they do, we're doing to tour behind it and push it. We're kind of letting it marinate right now. Another thing about thing about this group that I think is cool and others people might think we can't do that is we are all working and active in the music industry. For instance, I've just finished about three weeks of fly dates with Rikki where we do special appearances acoustically and those have been going well, Tracii has a band and he's been pushing some new sounds, he's actually out with Rudy Sarzo so we're really proud of him for going out and keeping busy and I also work with the guys from Poison and sing for those guys when they want to do shows. It's kind of cool when we're all rooting each other on regardless if its off together. You don't really hear that anymore and if our record does well and people in the music industry likes it or the fans then we're all back on a bus.\nFor people that are curious, when it came to Rudy and Tracii's project, you were referring to the Gunzo band correct?\nYeah, I believe they're doing Gunzo and I think they include Tracii's L.A. Guns in some of those venues. I really don't know but I know Gunzo well because my old guitar tech (Shane Fitzgibbon) is now his drummer. He's a fantastic drummer and deserves to be on the road so I know that one more then the L.A. Guns one. Tracii's doing his thing. He's a great guitar player and I'm doing solo stuff. I have a solo record I'm just now talking about perusing. A lot of my stuff doesn't necessarily fit Devil City Angels or other projects. So yeah, he's in a band, I'm in a band, we're all in a band and we're all in a band together and to me it's great because I like watching what everyone's doing.\nWhat can you tell us about the work you're doing with Poison under the Special Guests name? How did you fall in to that? Was that a Rikki thing, with Bret (Michaels) wanting to do something separate? However much you choose to talk about it, I'd love to hear it.\nI've known Rikki personally for close to 14 years now. I used to open for Poison from time to time with my first band. We became friends and we'd talk gear throughout the years. Then there'd be a year that we wouldn't really say much because my band was trying to break into the club scene and he's touring the big leagues, I guess you'd say but we always got back o the same page every time when we'd meet up. To me that's how you measure a true friend. Life gets in the way, I understand but when we do see each other we run across the room and it's like, \"What's up, man!\" and we get the video cameras out and do funny stuff the whole time. So, he pulled me aside and asked what I thought about singing for CC, Bobby and him for real. I was like, \"Of course, it's an honor.\" and I absolutely wanted to explore this. I wanted to make them happy to be out on the road and playing these songs and much as I was happy watching them do them when I was a kid. I felt they deserved it and they'd been sitting stagnant for several years if they wanted me to step up and give it my best shot they had my complete cooperation.\nSo I talked to several people in the camp we put the guitars on, went into rehearsal and I spent a week learning. I knew the songs, just learning what my nitch was on stage. Keep in mind, with Devil City Angels I was there from the ground up and with this it's 30 years in the making and I'm stepping into a situation where I can't mimic somebody. Out of respect, I will not mimic anybody. I want to give it \"my\" best shot, give them what their ears hear but not physically give them what they've seen before and just give them Brandon Gibbs. They were so open to that. After the week, Bobby, him and I got really close and he's like, \"Guess what? You start in 2 or 3 weeks.\" I was like, \"We have a show?\" and he said, \"We do and you're on it.\" So we hung back and didn't say much and even my family didn't know what I was doing. I just wanted to make sure it was a legit thing before I went and told people that I have yet another group. [Laughs] So, Monsters Of Rock invited us to make an appearance and show this sucker off and so we did and away we went. We have a handful of shows under our belt and we're learning more about each other. I'm 30 so there's a little bit of a gap, I've missed time with them, ya know. But we're learning. We're learning how to roll with each other and we even do a version of \"Every Rose Has Its Thorn\" that's kind of unique. We don't reinvent it but it's just unique. We go almost acoustic just like the beginning part of the record, then strip it down to just me and the keyboard player, then when the band comes in it just blows you away. That was one thing we created in rehearsal that was for the fans so they don't think we're just rolling the set list out and going through the motions. They see that we really are working on it and we were working on it and still are working on it.\nI don't know how much more we have. We're kind of slipping out of touring season so I just think we respect each other, we're all friends, we've been friends for a really long time and as long as they want to play their songs and get out there play the guitar and drums and play the catalog they have my complete cooperation and it's an honor.\nIf the opportunity were to present itself with that group to record, even if it was something like a 7 song EP, is that something you'd want to do? Or would you prefer to keep the Poison stuff already recorded?\nIt's funny you say that. We've talked several times about a song. Let's keep that open, a new song, written from the ground up that's not a cover and let's see how it turns out. I've talked to Bobby about it and CC's an amazing writer and we've said, \"Hey man, what do you think about doing that?\" So, it's funny you should say that because that's something that could very well be in the cards for us.\nThat's really, really cool. So to bring things full circle back with the Devil City Angels and everything you have going with that. Speaking from the feeling of Brandon Gibbs, are you happy with everything?\nI'm real happy with everything. The record was a piece of my soul that I through out there. Being the lyrical guy on this I really wanted to hit a home run and make sure that these hooks were great and that there wasn't a song on there that was a filler. That I'm proud of and everything right down to the artwork I think it says who we are. There's a mystique about the Devil City Angels that is intriguing to me and I hope we continue to right because the songs are spot on. Of course, I'm bias but I just like them a lot. 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        "raw_content": "Tommy, thank you so much for taking a little bit of time to sit with me.\nThanks, Jay. I appreciate you coming down here to the Maryland Deathfest. Prong\u2019s playing tonight so it should be good.\nAbsolutely, so you\u2019re playing here at Baltimore Soundstage with Helmet as well and you guys are currently on a co-headlining tour.\nYeah, we\u2019re just finishing up tonight. We\u2019ve done three and a half weeks and tonight\u2019s the last night.\nOh, it\u2019s the last night for that tour. What do you currently have planned once you break off tonight?\nI\u2019ve got to go home and write some riffs. We\u2019re going to try to put out a record in 2019 and then we go to Europe for a couple of weeks and then we\u2019re going to go out again in November. With that tour, I don\u2019t know who we\u2019re going out with yet but we\u2019re trying to get on a couple of things. So, we\u2019re going to continue touring for the Zero Days record and meanwhile, at the same time, prepare for a new record.\nSo, since it\u2019s about a year or so since Zero Days got released so far how has everything been going with the reception, how do the fans dig on it and what are you feeling as a band?\nThe reception\u2019s been unbelievable. A lot of people don\u2019t know about the release so we didn\u2019t really tour that much with it. The last tour we did was just at the tail end of X \u2013 No Absolutes and Zero Days came out right after that so we really haven\u2019t toured America until this. So, this is sort of the beginning of it. A lot of people consider it a brand new record so now we\u2019re getting a lot of the feedback. Jose (Mangin) on Sirius was playing the hell out of it and that was the big push on that and now the tour is just starting for that record. So, that\u2019s the way things have been rolling with Prong is by the time we make another record and the records have been coming out so rapidly since we have six records in the last six years that have been released, that the touring has been happening after the record is out. So, that\u2019s probably going to happen on this next record.\nSo, when Zero Days dropped, the last time you were in Baltimore you played Rams Head Live with Sepultura so that was right before the album came out.\nExactly, we were still pushing No Absolutes which people didn\u2019t know about that one. So, it\u2019s really difficult these days unless you have a lot of money for it to get in people\u2019s faces, pay for special placement on iTunes and other added promotions so you just have to get out there and tour. It\u2019s important to do that and the response has been amazing. We have a couple of really good, solid hits on the new record. One being \u201cDivide And Conquer,\u201d it\u2019s doing really well on Spotify. \u201cHowever It May End\u201d and \u201cForced Into Tolerance,\u201d we did a video for which you can check out online, on YouTube or whatever.\nYou mentioned earlier about putting out six records in the last six years. What would you attribute this explosion of writing and creativity to for you and your boys? Six in six is a pretty impressive feat.\nWell, we had to do that. I was gone for a while, playing with Ministry and I still play with Glenn Danzig in between sporadic releases for Prong. But this time, bringing it back, it was important to show some consistency with the band and have us continue into releases. It just had to be done. If I get told what to do by somebody who says, \u201cYou have to make a record in three months.\u201d I\u2019ll do it, ya know and that was part of the strategy or the plan to do that and the records have been coming out great. Once I get in a room and start working on riffs and getting in a room and trying to do lyrics, I get in that mode and just get it done. I\u2019ll work on a schedule and make it happen.\nDo you tend to do the whole \u201cshut off all outside distractions\u201d thing when you really want to get down to writing or can you juggle pretty well?\nI have to juggle because in other periods where I was completely shut off from everything I felt the records suffered because of that. It\u2019s good to maintain some kind of balance with things that you have to do to get inspired and to feel good. The whole \u201cdepressing artist\u201d thing doesn\u2019t really apply to Prong that much. I try to have a good time doing it. Ya know, wake up in the morning and have a good outlook on life and make it fun.\nHow do you feel about doing tours with Helmet, with Sepultura where you\u2019re really out there with longstanding peers like your band?\nThat\u2019s an interesting question. I think it applies to Prong because of the legacy aspect of the band. We\u2019ve been around a long time and I think it\u2019s good to have a veteran presence in these tours and teach the kids and show them that there is something to refer to in the back that spawned the new generation of bands. I think it\u2019s great, especially with Helmet, those guys have been really, really nice and easy to tour with. Same thing Sepultura, we were sharing a bus with them as well. This tour makes a lot more sense, I think, with us because both bands come from a similar place and we need to show that there is a legacy there with Helmet, Prong, lower-east side music and CBGBs and where a lot of the groove metal and New York hardcore and second generation of that came out. Which were basically bands like Prong and Helmet really that spawned it. Biohazard a little bit during that period and countless other bands that I\u2019ve come across from that center point of where it all started in the lower-east side of Manhattan. There\u2019s a theme to this tour and I think that\u2019s what makes it so strong.\nI really liked what you were talking about when it comes to veteran presence. With something like this, something like Maryland Deathfest and I really have to give the MDF people credit where I really feel it\u2019s due because I think they really do an excellent job bring in something for everybody. Like, your sound is much more my particular style and I\u2019m also a Danzig kind of guy where the heavier, black stuff is not really for my ears but I do enjoy it because I can appreciate a good show, I can appreciate good playing. So, something like Deathfest which is so eclectic, with so much stuff, how do you feel about it? Do you enjoy it? Do you like being around something like this or do feel like it\u2019s not really for you?\nI was intent upon coming in here and checking out a couple of bands. I came in earlier and the band that was on sounded smoking good and everything from reports, everything has been good. I\u2019m sure they\u2019re very selective in who they\u2019re picking for this festival and then from texting you because this is our last show and it\u2019s my drummer\u2019s (Art Cruz) birthday today and then I had to go on the bus and it\u2019s become this mad shuffle of trying to catch a flight in the morning I feel bad that I haven\u2019t been able to appreciate a lot of these things but I\u2019m a big fan of Satyricon, they\u2019re playing and I\u2019m going to check them out and it\u2019s too bad that it\u2019s tomorrow, Godflesh is one of my all-time favorite groups and they\u2019re playing tomorrow but the band that\u2019s on right now sounds smoking good. It seems like there\u2019s a lot of people here and it sounds like they do a really good job on it and I\u2019m glad that they had us as a part of this. Hopefully we fit in somehow. [Laughs] But, our show is pretty hard. It\u2019s pretty aggressive and its alternative metal but it doesn\u2019t seem to disappoint. We play all the festivals in Europe and we always get a really good response.\nWith Prong, you\u2019ve got so many albums out and a lot of history of such great songs. Is there a song that you wrote and put out that really blew up or even just got attention that you really weren\u2019t expecting it to get?\nNot really because I\u2019m always on the other side. I do these songs that I think are going to get a lot of attention and don\u2019t seem to get any attention. [Laughs] That\u2019s always a bit of a problem with me. We knew that \u201cSnap Your Fingers, Snap Your Neck\u201d was going to get something. That\u2019s our most popular song so we were playing it out before we recorded it and it was blowing people\u2019s minds even at that stage. So, we were like, \u201cWe\u2019ve got something here.\u201d I wish we had ten more of those.\nWhen you look back at everything, what would you say is probably the best thing that Prong has given you?\nOh man, the longevity of this thing has been amazing! It just does not end. When the band got dropped by Epic Records over twenty years ago I was sure that that was it and my career was over and I didn\u2019t know what I was going to do. But, always something comes around like another opportunity. I\u2019ve been in other projects, my phone rings and it\u2019s amazing how many opportunities I\u2019ve had based on Prong. But, I\u2019ve paid my dues for it. Working at CBGBs, being a sound guy there from 86-90, doing all the hardcore matinees, that spawned Prong a lot and I\u2019ve been involved with other bands like Danzig and Ministry. I worked with Rob Zombie and Trent Reznor so Prong has spawned numerous amounts of other things that I\u2019ve been able to do. At my age, continuing touring and putting out a great product and touring as much as we do which is amazing, it\u2019s just not ending. I always think that I\u2019m always on this plank, ready to fall and it doesn\u2019t seem to. I should probably have more faith that I can do this and continue to do it for another five or six years.\nAbsolutely, Ministry was just in town and they were phenomenal. Everybody was just super stoked because that show was great.\nThat whole tour was going so great for the AmeriKKKant album.\nRight, Al (Jourgensen) called me to get involved with that again but I\u2019ve been too busy with Prong to do that. Prong\u2019s my baby. We\u2019re not on that huge level but we just keep plugging along and getting new fans and bringing the old ones back.\nDid you play on AmeriKKKant at all?\nNo. I play on Rio Grande Blood, The Last Sucker. I did a lot of writing on both those records and Relapse and the C U LaTour record, Adios\u2026 Puta Madres, I\u2019m on that. So, I\u2019m actually on four records with Ministry.\nOh right on, awesome. As a veteran and someone who\u2019s been around for so long. For a guy who kind of has an aura around him like Glenn (Danzig,) what would you say has been so cool about working with him for as long as you have?\nI\u2019ve learned a lot about Glenn. Glenn has a lot of personal integrity. I\u2019ve said this in other interviews; I don\u2019t know anybody who has bigger balls then Glenn. He sticks to his guns, he\u2019s committed to what he does, he runs a tight ship, he makes sure things get done the way he thinks it should be done. That\u2019s difficult with people because everyone pushes you to compromise all the time. I\u2019m a very compromising person. I\u2019ve learned to be that way but sometimes you just have to put your foot down. Glenn puts his foot down a lot about a lot of things. That\u2019s helped him succeed in a lot of ways, apart from the artistic stuff, business-wise of avoiding a lot of the pitfalls in the business. Like staying independent, not signing off all his rights to record labels, having control over his material, these things are really important to do what you do and put some money in your pocket.\nYoung bands suffer that because they have to sign to these labels, they want your merch, they want your publishing, they want everything and these days they don\u2019t give you any money so I don\u2019t know how anybody survives. You have to have control over your stuff. Metal bands have suffered but that\u2019s why a lot of the indie bands have done it the right way. There really isn\u2019t any of these themed labels in that genre and a lot of these bands just do it themselves. They wind up being these huge phenomena\u2019s based on the fact that they\u2019ve always had control over what they do. They play the music they want, they\u2019re not pushed around by management and the labels and all these people that really just have their hands in your pockets. Glenn is still on that indie level, he\u2019s like the ultimate punk rock mentality with how to run this thing and it\u2019s hard. It\u2019s really difficult; Prong suffered a lot with that because being on a major label we were dictated a lot throughout or careers. We did what we wanted to do but there was a lot of chaos involved in that because we did sign away a lot of our rights to a lot of stuff.\nHave you been able to go to any of the four Misfits reunion shows?\nNo, I haven\u2019t. I did the Legacy stuff. 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        "raw_content": "Get married in famous Italian city. \u2192\nWedding for plenty people is thought to be a pretty important moment in their lives. It is implied, first and foremost, by the fact that in general this moment impacts the future and is a move we swear to keep till the rest of our lives. Although there is such an opportunity like divorce, we ought to think about whether it has sense to become married considering that we would ever get divorced.\nAutor: Lyda AlterEgo\nThus, generally people, who would like to celebrate love and begin common path in life as memorable as possible, generally spend substantial amount of money and do their best to make this moment be as unique as possible. In similar case we are recommended to be aware of the fact that wedding in Verona (check examples about wedding in Verona) surely is something that is likely to help us realize our aim of making our wedding a day that would differ from all of those we have enjoyed so far. It is connected with the fact that it is a great place to get married and begin our common chapter in life.\nAnother meaningful fact referred to wedding in Verona is referred to the fact that it is considered to be the worldwide capital for people, who fell in love. As a result, many newlyweds as well as people in the close relationship travel there to spend time together. This indicates that having a wedding there is a wonderful chance to visit this place and create beautiful memories that would certainly positively influence the strength of our relationship. This kind memories would certainly support us in resisting demanding periods of time and to overcome miscellaneous problems.\nAutor: Jason Corey\nTaking everything into consideration, wedding in Verona belongs to options that are worth analyzing for people, who would like to make the day they got married magical. Besides, despite the fact that we might often think that affording similar possibility for majority of people is not possible, we ought to realize that mostly the tendency is related to reducing prices, which indicates that rising percentage of of us would be able to pay for this kind wedding.\nThis entry was posted in touristic entertainment and tagged love, travel, wedding. Bookmark the permalink.",
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        "raw_content": "Yvonne Wright dies\nNEWS / Singer/songwriter and Stevie Wonder collaborator, YVONNE WRIGHT died in Dallas on Tuesday 26th January aged 65. The news was posted on UK web site www.soulwalking.co.uk, who had been informed by jazz flautist Bobbi Humphrey, a friend of Yvonne. Ms Humphrey reported that Yvonne had been suffering from cancer.\nYvonne Wright was born in Harlem in 1951 and started singing in local gospel churches and in her teens worked with vocal groups, The Diamonds and the Velveteens before becoming a backing singer for Wilson Pickett.\nShe met Stevie Wonder in the early 70s and collaborated with him as a writer on several albums with her most notable compositions being 'Girl Blue', 'Evil', 'I Believe (When I Fall In Love It Will Be Forever)', 'You've Got It Bad Girl', 'Black Orchid' and 'They Won't Go When I Go'. Stevie and Yvonne also penned 'Take A Little Trip' for Minnie Riperton, and Yvonne sang background vocals on Minnie's song 'Edge Of A Dream'. Yvonne's songs have subsequently been covered by a range of artists including The Main Ingredient, George Michael, Josh Groban, Nnenna Frelon, and Quincy Jones.\nYvonne received a platinum record for her work on the album 'Fulfillingness' First Finale' and touchingly Stevie Wonder sang 'They Won't Go When I Go' at Michael Jackson's public memorial in 2009.\nAs a performer, Yvonne did extensive stage work throughout the '70s and into the early '80s. In 1975, she performed in a production of the musical 'Hair' that toured Spain and she sang background vocals for people like Lou Rawls and Millie Jackson. She was a featured vocalist in touring line-ups for the Chantels and the Marvelettes.\nIn more recent years Yvonne Wright was a keen supporter of the arts and worked with the Dallas theatre community. She had also taught in after school and head start programmes in New York City and was a mentor to many young people in Dallas; she earned a BSc and Ms in Special Education and held four separate church ministries. (Bron: www.soulandjazzandfunk.com)",
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        "raw_content": "Karamyk: drinking water at an altitude of 2250 meters above sea level\nPhoto Credit: Mavliuda Khodzhaeva\n2,800 people residing in Karamyk village, local hospital, and high school for 700 students and 90 pre-school children now have access to drinking water.\nOfficial opening ceremony of the drinking water supply system was held in Karamyk village of Zhekendi Ayil Aimak in Chon-Alay district of Osh oblast in the framework of \u201cImproving access to drinking water in rural areas of Kyrgyzstan sanitation and hygiene\u201d project.\nRepresentatives of the local self-governments, the department of drinking water supply and sanitation, international organizations and the local community attended the event.\n\u201cWe are grateful to all the organizations that were involved in this project and that they are not left behind the problem of access of drinking water supply in our community. It is important to mention Karamyk is the first village, where now there is safe drinking water in Zhekendi Ayil Aimak, which includes five villages in total. This project has increased trust of the population in relation to the local authorities. The inhabitants of other villages already start applying to us with an initiative to duplicate this project in their community,\u201d- said the head of Zhekendi AA Akmatov Nurgazy during the opening ceremony.\nKaramyk village is one of the most remote border villages of the Kyrgyz Republic. There are 2,800 residents living at an altitude of 2250 meters above the sea level. Residents of this village experienced difficulties due to lack of access to safe drinking water.\nTo resolve this issue the Coca-Cola Company has allocated 5 million KGS, WFP has provided 40,121 kg of food to 164 vulnerable families, who were then involved in the construction of water supply system as a community volunteers. Program Mountain Societies Development Support Kyrgyzstan \u2013 Aga Khan Foundation Initiative together with UNDP co-financed operational costs and provided technical support to Zhekendi AO in the project. The local budget of Zhekendi AA and community had contributed 800,000 KGS to the project.\n\u201cHaving safe drinking water in our village is a great event for all of us. The teachers of our kindergarten had to spend a lot of time during the working day, to bring the water for use in the kindergarten. Now they spend more time teaching the children. We often faced the problem of intestinal infections. After the provision of safe water in our community, such cases have decreased significantly,\u201d - the director of Kramayk kindergarten, Jakypova Dilyaram shared her thoughts.\nMavliuda Khodzhaeva, Communications Specialist of UNDP Area-Based Development Programme, Akjol Joroev, Communications and Outreach Officer of the Aga-Khan Development Network",
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        "raw_content": "I love reading a book in one sitting; its impact is magnified because you experience it all in one go, without being interrupted by the outside world (well, except for my ever-attention-demanding cat). Usually books are companions for a few days or weeks \u2013 you dip in and out of them alongside your everyday life; your brain deals with a thousand things between readings. So having a chunk of free time in which to devour a book in its entirety is an absolute treat.\nHere is just a small selection of novellas (all under 160 pages) that I absolutely love, perfect for experiencing over the course of a couple of hours.\nBeside the Sea \u2013 V\u00e9ronique Olmi, translated from the French by Adriana Hunter\nWe took the bus, the last bus of the evening, so no one would see us. The boys had their tea before we left, I noticed they didn\u2019t finish the jar of jam and I thought of that jam left there for nothing, it was a shame, but I\u2019d taught them not to waste stuff and to think of the next day.\nI have absolutely loved every single book published by Peirene Press that I have read so far, so to ease the decision-making process I thought I\u2019d begin by recommending the first title that they published: Beside the Sea. The whole concept behind Peirene is wonderful \u2013 they focus on publishing European literature in translation \u201cto be devoured in a single sitting: literary cinema for those fatigued by film\u201d (Times Literary Supplement).\nBeside the Sea has stuck in my mind since I first read it about six months ago. It is narrated by a single mother who takes her two sons to the seaside. The writing is compelling and, especially by reading it in one go, you really get inside the head of the narrator. From the very first sentence, the atmosphere is unsettling, the characters\u2019 surroundings threatening, and the book hurtles inevitably towards its tragic ending.\nThe Bookshop \u2013 Penelope Fitzgerald\nIn 1959, when there was no fish and chips in Hardborough, no launderette, no cinema except on alternate Saturday nights, the need of all these things was felt, but no one had considered, certainly had not thought of Mrs Green as considering, the opening of a bookshop.\nA novella about a woman deciding to open a bookshop in a small coastal village might sound like a pleasant and charming read, but think again! Florence\u2019s bookshop plans are strongly opposed by powerful figures in the community, and this brilliantly-written book sheds light on the unspoken rules and hidden hierarchies of village life, revealing the spite and resentment that is bubbling just below the surface.\nI lay back, resigned, and wished my wife wasn\u2019t dead. I wished I wasn\u2019t lying terrified in a giant bird embrace in my hallway. I wished I hadn\u2019t been obsessing about this thing just when the greatest tragedy of my life occurred.\nA stunning mixture of prose, poetry, essay, fables, lists and conversations that explore the nature of grief, as seen through the eyes of a widower and his two sons. They are visited by the ever-changing character of Crow (inspired by Ted Hughes\u2019 creation), who stays with them through their emotional journey. Read my full review here.\nI\u2019m a big fan of George Orwell, both his fictional and non-fictional writing, and Animal Farm is rightfully up there with his most well-known works. It\u2019s probably the most overtly political of his novels, criticising and satirising the Russian Revolution \u2013 but its message of the circular nature of revolution and dictatorship is easily applicable to many countries and human society in general. Like much of Orwell\u2019s work, Animal Farm is written with clarity, skill, and sprinkles of humour \u2013 it really is a fantastic read.\nAuthor JennyPosted on 22nd August 2016 16th February 2017 Categories Fiction, Lists, NovellasTags adriana hunter, animal farm, beside the sea, bookshop, cat, crow, death, dictatorship, european, fable, fiction, french, george orwell, grief, grief is the thing with feathers, max porter, novella, peirene, penelope fitzgerald, poetry, political, revolution, russian revolution, ted hughes, the bookshop, translation, v\u00e9ronique olmi, village\nPrevious Previous post: Grief is the Thing with Feathers \u2013 Max Porter\nNext Next post: The Gracekeepers \u2013 Kirsty Logan",
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        "raw_content": "If you\u2019re a property owner, that property probably makes up a good chunk of your overall net worth. Therefore, you really need to get the most money from any deal when you sell off property. In the following paragraphs, you\u2019ll find tips that will make selling your property a little less overwhelming, and a lot more profitable.\nWhen selling your home, remove anything of a personal nature. Prospective buyers want to be able to envision the house as their own. So, the last thing they need to see are photographs or keepsakes. If possible, keep furniture to a minimum also. This way, you are creating a blank space for the potential homeowner to fill up with their own belongings.\nYou should challenge your real estate tax bill because most municipalities wind up changing the value once they see your evidence. Because the appraiser is trying to value everything based on one set of standards for the entire area, his data is not as specific as what you can show for recent sales near your property.\nBe sure to hire an appraiser that has more than five years experience on the job. The ideal appraiser must have state certification and licensing. Try to find one that does not work for your real estate agent to assure that there will be no conflict of interest in any way.\nWhen you decide to sell your house, one home improvement job that will pay off is establishing a unified decoration scheme for your home. When each room of your house has a clear theme in its interior design, and the designs of all your home\u2019s rooms relate to each other, potential buyers will be impressed with the beauty of your house. They may even be willing to offer additional money for it!\nIf you encounter issues during the inspection when trying to sell your home, think carefully about how you want to approach the buyer\u2019s reaction to it. The first thought may be to reject their request because you had given in so much on the final price. Look at how much the fix would cost, and think if it could be worth loosing the whole sale over what the cost might be.\nDon\u2019t be afraid to sell your home and trade up during a real estate slump. Remember that if the selling price on your home is down, the selling price on the home you\u2019d like to buy into is also down. If you lose money on your sale it will probably be balanced out by the savings on the home that you buy.\nDue to the minimal exposure of everyday people to the market of buying or selling real estate, it can be perplexing when you have to need to participate. By not knowing what you are doing, it can risky to put your home on the market. The information in this article will, hopefully, help you minimize your risk and get the most out of your sale.\n0 thoughts on \u201cGetting The Edge On The Competition: Advice On How To Sell Your Home\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "In 2008, Illinois enacted the Biometric Information Privacy Act (BIPA). BIPA, which governs private entities, addresses the collection, storage and use of \u201cbiometric identifiers\u201d of individuals, such as retina or iris scans, fingerprints, voiceprints and scans of hand and face geometry. The purpose of BIPA is to prevent identity theft because biometric information is permanent and, once compromised, leaves the victim with little recourse to recover from identity theft. BIPA, among other measures, requires private entities that use biometric information to develop a written policy, made available to the public, that establishes a retention schedule for permanently destroying biometric information. BIPA also requires private entities to provide written notice to, and receive written releases from, subjects before collecting, capturing or otherwise obtaining their biometric information. Lawsuits filed under BIPA are on the rise, as evidenced by a class action lawsuit recently filed in the Circuit Court of Cook County against a manufacturing company. According to the plaintiffs in that case, their employer violated BIPA by requiring them to scan their fingerprints into its time clock system to record their hours worked without first providing written notice to plaintiffs and receiving their written consent to do so. In certain cases, BIPA imposes a $5,000 penalty for each violation, in addition to attorneys\u2019 fees. Employers who use biometric information of their employees, customers, vendors, or any other individuals must be aware of BIPA and comply with its notice and consent requirements.",
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        "raw_content": "The past 365 days have been 100% the hardest days of my entire life. I experienced so many things that I never thought I would experience. There were days it was almost unbearable to even want to have the desire to simply exist. There were days were I felt completely hopeless and crushed by my challenges and struggles. There were days were I truly did not believe I was strong enough to even endure trials and struggles. There were days where I simply just put my foot down and gave up. I challenged God to make a me a believer again. I challenged those closest to me to continue to love me in spite of my challenges and shortcomings. To say the least, this past year didn't go quite as planned...at all.\nBut I learned HEAPS of wisdom I think is important to document:\nLove will always and forever be the answer. I can't even think about all of the love and support I have had this past year without getting choked up. People never gave up on me, even when I had completely given up on myself. Some days it was just a text from a close friend acknowledging me. Just to be reminded that I mattered was HUGE.\nPerformance isn't everything. I have always tried to live this perfect little life and perform in order to gain self esteem and confidence. I could accomplish every single goal I set out to do, but was still empty inside. No performance that you do will ever change your inner voice. It starts with loving your unsuccessful, flawed self. That's when you can begin to live a full life without all of the trophies and championships and still go to bed feeling accomplished and content.\nI am not invincible. I am human and make mistakes just like everyone else. Just because I followed commandments and went to church growing up, God doesn't just give me a \"pass\" card from all of the crap that we have to go through on this earth. It just means that he knew I was capable of enduring more, and he would be able to shape me into exactly who he wanted me to come through the personal trials I have had.\nAlso along those lines...God isn't Santa Clause. You aren't simply on the \"Naughty\" or \"Nice\" list and should expect blessings or curses based on your behaviors. He is not this magical man that comes and gives all of the good little children blessings for reading their scriptures. That's just not how it works. We read scriptures and pray, not to get presents from God, but to develop a personal relationship with someone who is more than willing to be our partner in life and hold our hands through difficult trials. He is my best friend, my dad, and my confident. I look to him for each and every decision. I don't simply believe he should give me more because I say prayers more.\nBe grateful. When things get tough, it is SO HARD to be grateful. But when you go through days of not being able to even get out of bed, it truly is a miracle just to be able to get out of the house one day. It is the small things that I have tried to be grateful for that make life worth living. For instance, I am very grateful for: my bluetooth, music, hoodies, snapchat, and delicious food. Those are the things that get put off to the side when you get really down in the dumps, but if you can pick out one small thing a day to be grateful for, you will be amazed at how much you really do have.\nSo there's my random rant about a few things I have learned about life this past year. I am a completely different person. I have become closer to God, become more compassionate, become a lot less judgmental, and most importantly...I have come to really know who I am and how to utilize my strengths and strengthen my weaknesses.\nMy New Theme This Year Is: FEARLESS\nCamber August 19, 2013 at 6:27 AM\nNathan Wright August 19, 2013 at 9:10 AM\nThanks Kelli. I appreciate your willingness to share your journey. Your message is inspiring.\nI love everything about my life\nWorking, Training, Buying",
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        "raw_content": "Targeting your discriminatory website\nEvan Brown reports about National Federation of the Blind v. Target Corporation, a suit brought against Target in a California federal court claiming that Target\u2019s website violates the ADA:\nTarget asked the court to dismiss the lawsuit for failure to state a claim, and presented three arguments in support: First, it argued that the ADA only prohibits discrimination in physical spaces. Second, it argued that any off-site discrimination must still deny access to a physical space. Third, Target argued that the website provides auxiliary aid in conformity with the ADA, and therefore no violation exists.\nThe court looked first to Title III of the ADA, which prevents discrimination against disabled persons in places of public accommodation. \u2026 In rejecting the defendant\u2019s first argument, the court emphasize[d] that the ADA applies to services of a place of public accommodation, and that the statute\u2019s application is not limited to services offered in a place of public accommodation. This clear language indicates that the ADA applies to more than discrimination in physical spaces only.\nThe court next addressed defendant\u2019s second argument, that off-site discrimination must deny access to a physical space to be considered an ADA violation. The court found this argument unpersuasive because the ADA prohibits non-physical barriers that keep a disabled person from enjoying the defendant\u2019s goods and services. \u2026 Because the website is a gateway to a place of public accommodation, and because blind people cannot enjoy the services of the website, defendant may be violating the ADA.\nThe decision is here. As a conservative, I did not applaud when President George H. W. Bush signed the Americans with Disability Act. It struck me as the epitome of government-mandated kindness, though I remember beging grateful that we live in a country where \u2014 unlike so many \u2014 kindness, not cruelty, is demanded. I have never been too bothered, however, by the application of the ADA as a practical matter. The courts seem to have applied it with a degree of wisdom, and I haven\u2019t noticed prices spiraliing out of control as a result of this unfunded mandate on the whole world.\nThe court did not give final relief to the plaintiff here. In fact, it denied the plaintiff\u2019s motion for a preliminary injunction, and ruled only that the case could not be dismissed as a matter of law at this early stage of the proceedings. But it is mind-boggling to suggest that Congress had websites in mind, or would have, when passing the ADA. The concept of what the ADA could do to the Internet is impressive if you will give it some play. Here\u2019s hoping Judge Marilyn Hall Patel, a Carter appointee (and the only federal judge I ever heard of who was elevated to an Article III judgeship from the municipal court bench, which may be a lower judicial rung than no robes at all \u2014 take that as you will; she seems to have had a distinguished career, including the Napster case), doesn\u2019t.\nStill, this is some of what makes good hearted people into conservatives, conservatives into (shudder) libertarians, and libertarians into people who live under boulders in the West Virginia brush. Which on the whole is not a terrible outcome, but I digress. Of course it is possible that the court will ruled that the ADA does apply to websites, but that reasonable accomodations to disabled users are not onerous. But it\u2019s no accident that this case was brought in the activist Ninth Circuit. Keep an eye on this case, and if it is not eventually dismissed \u2014 or perhaps even if it is \u2014 join me in running, not walking, to Congress to demand that the ADA be amended to exclude Internet websites from its provisions.\nUPDATE: It\u2019s ba-a-a-ack! And\u2026 here\u2019s the settlement.\nInternet Law Internet Law, Jurisdiction and Justiciability, Overreaching\nLarger powers than the Ninth Circuit have tried to force their way on the Internet, and failed. The thing is too large and too diverse for anything but distributed control.\nThe courts may have power over businesses on the net, because those businesses are big targets in the physical world; but on the net, it\u2019s like trying to police a school of minnows: too small, too fast moving, too easily hidden, and too numerous for court action to catch.\ninvitation: do celebs and politicians have a right to privacy? Reuters panel\nPlease let me know if you would like to attend \u2026cocktail reception to follow debate.\nPUBLIC FIGURES, PRIVATE LIVES \u2013\nA panel of experts debate how far the media should delve into the private lives of public figures\n*Do celebrities and politicians have a right to private lives?\n*Where does the public interest argument stop?\n*Are families fair game?\n*Why are we fascinated by the famous?\nFloyd Abrams, noted First Amendment lawyer\nBonnie Fuller, Chief Editorial Director, American Media, Inc.\nHilary B. Rosen, CNBC/MSNBC, Media Industry Consultant\nGary Morgan, CEO, Splash News/Paparazzi\nJacob Weisberg, Editor-in-Chief, Slate.com\nmoderator: Paul Holmes, Reuters\n(panel to begin at 6pm)\nThe Reuters Building\nCount me in. Take my website, just as an example. It\u2019s a personal blog, not a \u2018public service\u2019. I make no bones about it; if someone doesn\u2019t like what they see (or don\u2019t) they\u2019re free to go elsewhere. What I don\u2019t want is to have to wonder whether or not I need to implement onerous changes to make it blind accessible.\nBy the way, does anyone else find the very idea of a blind-accessible website slightly off? The internet (and the computer monitor itself) is, by it\u2019s very nature, a visual medium after all\u2026\nPingback: Manifold Fates\nWhile I (as one of those despised libertarians) disagree with the government mandating anything on Web publishers, I somewhat disagree with your implication that making a site accessible to the handicapped is somehow an unreasonable thing to expect. Actually, if standards are followed properly (including using ALT attributes on images, and avoiding unnecessary reliance on scripting languages for things such as basic navigation that can and should be done with ordinary HTML), a site should be perfectly accessible.\nThat\u2019s a good point, Dan, but of course as a (shudder) libertarian you realize that while it\u2019s a good idea for me \u2014 or the software I more or less ignorantly utilize \u2014 to do those things, it\u2019s a nasty concept that my business or financial lives or both should be ruined if I don\u2019t.\nYes, I do agree on libertarian grounds that there shouldn\u2019t be any government-imposed penalties for failure to develop Web sites in a particular manner\u2026 even in the manner that I regard as a good idea.\nIn resposne to Damien, no, the Internet (and the Web, which is a different, though related, thing) is *not* an inherently visual medium. The Internet is merely a mechanism by which data can be interchanged between computers, and is agnostic about whether the data is video, audio, plain text, or anything else, and about which human senses, if any, are expected to be used to experience it. (Much data sent through the Internet is being sent to be processed by other computers in an automated manner, where no human senses are involved at all!) The Web is a particular set of services on the Internet, and a Web document is, at its base, a logically structured set of data which, if standards are followed properly in its construction, is capable of being rendered in many different methods, visual or not; this includes audio browsers for the blind.\nTo ensure maximum accessibility, it\u2019s best to go into development with a mindset of favoring logical structure over gee-whiz visual trickery, and applying the KISS principle (Keep It Simple, Stupid).\nIs it right that the Internet is \u201cmerely a mechanism\u201d and not a medium at all? I don\u2019t think you would go that far, Dan. It is a medium \u2014 a medium for the exchange of data. You\u2019re right, of course, that the way that data is packaged and processed determines what senses will be implicated by users. 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        "raw_content": "Professors at \u2018Critical Race Theory\u2019 Conference: \u2018Diversity of Opinion\u2019 Is \u2018White Supremacist Bullsh*t\u2019\nProfessors spewed racist, divisive bigotry at a conference hosted by \u201cIndiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis\u201d that specifically targeted the white race.\nProfessors called whiteness \u201cinherently violent\u201d and said that \u201cdiversity of opinion\u201d is \u201cwhite supremacist bullsh*t\u201d. These professors are uneducated, obviously, and also completely narrow-minded while staying completely intellectually vapid.\nThe conference was held between May 31 and June 2, and was organized by the \u201cCritical Race Studies in Education Association\u201d (CRSEA), an organization with even more nonsense credo that hopes to bring together an \u201cinterdisciplinary consortium of experts who recognize global implications of race and education for minoritized people.\u201d By the way, \u201cminoritized\u201d is not a generally accepted word and is another made up construct by race-baiting pseudo-intellectuals.\nAccording to the website, these are the following goals of CRSEA:\n\u201cAs a community, we are committed to (1) countering and combating systemic and structural racism with scholarship and praxis, (2) recognizing the multiple locations of oppression and the myriad manifestations and effects of their intersections and (3) co-constructing liberating knowledge that facilitates collective agency to transform schools and communities.\u201d\nProfessor Michael Dumas, who spoke at the event, is quoted on Twitter as having said:\n\u201cWhiteness has already been constructed against blackness. There is no virtue in whiteness, it is inherently violent\u201d\nAnother Dumas quote:\n\u201cWhiteness and the United States knows itself through the violence and death of the subordinated\u201d\nA third:\n\u201cThere is no position of Whiteness [sic] that isn\u2019t already violent! \u2013 Michael Dumas\u201d\nProfessor David Stovall is quoted as having said the following:\n\u201cThe term \u2018diversity of opinion\u2019 is white supremacist bullshit\u201d and \u201cwhite tears are an act of physical and political violence\u201d\nProfessor James Sheurich is quoted as having said:\n\u201cResearch is a colonial, white supremacist, elite process\u201d\nBerry explained to Campus Reform that the \u201cnotion of being \u2018slapped into wokeness\u2019 is one where an individual comes to gain [a] level of understanding about others\u2019 oppression by experiencing oppression,\u201d saying this is \u201cespecially true for those socially marginalized\u201d people \u201cwho subscribe to respectability politics.\u201d\n\u201cThe proverbial \u2018slap\u2019 is the incident of marginalization,\u201d she added. \u201cThe \u2018wokeness\u2019 is the realization that regardless of your privilege, marginalization can occur.\u201d\nOne attendee, a Ph.D. candidate at the University of Chicago, concluded her time at the conference by noting that she\u2019s \u201chappy\u201d since she managed to collect \u201ca few white tears.\u201d",
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Overall the story was good, but I'm still a little unsure of how I feel about it even though I finished reading it almost two weeks ago.\nThere were parts that were really great - where I could totally relate to Lee (the main character) and even laughed because I did some of the same stuff in high school. For instance, there's a part where Lee's parents visit her, and I was cracking up, not because it was a funny scene, but because I remember being that bratty with my parents too. (Sorry guys!)\nThere was a big emphasis on Lee being from the Midwest, and Ault being in Massachusetts. I was born and raised on the East Coast, but both my parents are from the Midwest and that's where the majority of my extended family still lives. In that same scene with her parents, she mouths off to her mom, and instead of her dad saying, \"excuse me,\" or \"what did you just say?\" he said, \"I beg your pardon?\" and it felt like I was the one getting chastised! I don't know if that's a Midwestern thing or not, but my dad would say that all the time when I was growing up, and that's how I knew I was in trouble - Sittenfeld captured that tone perfectly.\nThere were nuggets of wisdom throughout the book, things I remember thinking or feeling in high school, like:\n\"I think adults forget just how much faith teenagers can have in them, just how willing to believe that adults, by virtue of being adults, know absolute truths, or that absolute truths are even knowable.\" (Pg. 299)\nHowever, the book was a little long - and it took you through all four years of Lee being at Ault. I've always been a pretty confident person, and I know not everyone feels that way, especially in high school, and Lee was quirky for sure, but there were times she was downright neurotic. She drove me crazy, and I found myself wondering if all high school kids are this messed up, because if so they should all be seeing therapists. 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The forward-looking statements involve risks and uncertainties including, but not limited to, the risk that the company will not be in a position to report interim data for the Phase II trial by the end of this year, the risk that results from the randomized Phase II trial will not be consistent with results experienced in the earlier single-arm Phase II trial, the risk the company may experience delays in completing patient enrollment of the randomized Phase II trial, the risk that results from the randomized Phase II trial may not support registration filings with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, and the risk that Peregrine may not have or raise adequate financial resources to complete the planned clinical programs. 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        "raw_content": "Our. Personal. Professional. Blog.\nThe truth about Caribbean medical schools. Our two cents. (Part 1)\nStarting with a brief history lesson...\nRoughly 30-40% of our classes are comprised of medical students and graduates who have attended school out in the Caribbean. At first, you'd think, \"How on earth does someone go down to the Caribbean to study? Medicine!?\" After all, most of us associate the Caribbean with sun, sand, crystal blue oceans and an endless supply of margaritas and daiquiris. But if you didn't already know, since the late 70's, students from the US and Canada have been making their way down to the islands to earn a medical degree. Why, you ask? The simple answer is, because it's too hard (too competitive) to get in back home (USA/CAN). However, over the years, the Caribbean medical school system has created a bit of a 'loophole' that allows North American students to go straight into medical school without having to do the dreadful 4-year undergrad!\nAfter all, high school students in the UK, Australia, Africa, South America...basically everywhere else except North America, all enter medical school right out of high school. Although the exact process differs from country to country, you can expect to start medical school at the ripe at of 17/18 and spend the next 5-6 years completing all the premedical, medical and clinical sciences, only to graduate at the tender age of 22/23 with a medical degree. And what's even better is that should any of these medical graduates choose to migrate to Canada or the USA, they are eligible to sit for the various licensing exams and compete for a medical residency!!!! WHAT!!! *jaw drop*\nIn case you're wondering, the average North American medical graduate is 26/27 before they apply for residency so that's ONE prime reason why many choose to go down to the Caribbean: many of the schools down there have adopted this kind of timeline with a predominantly US-focused curriculum.\nSo let's talk about these schools. Since the late 1970's, the very first private offshore medical school to come into existence was St. George's University (SGU) on the Island of Grenada. It was started by a group of businessman. Since 1978, SGU, which initially started off as just a medical school, has grown into a behemoth of a educational institution, with multiple schools, faculties, and disciplines. Albeit, they have had to deal with their fair share of hurricanes, campus crimes and other common headaches that many caribbean schools face. Today SGU is actually owned by a Toronto-based Private Equity firm. Why? Because at the core of it all, these private offshore medical institutions are businesses and clearly very profitable for their share-holders!\nAround the time SGU came into existence, another wealthy US businessman by the name of Robert Ross decided to shelter his profits in the Caribbean and after doing some research (I don't even think the internet existed back then...Google definitely wasn't around; so Kudos to him), started a medical school bearing his name, Ross University on the island of Dominica. Like SGU, Ross U had its fair share of hurdles, headaches and hurricanes but today, it too is a juggernaut in the Caribbean landscape; pumping out hundreds upon hundreds of physicians each year. Actually on a side note, Ross University recently retrofitted a cruise ship and moved their entire medical school to the island of St. Kitts (where they have their vet school) due to the recent devastation from hurricane Maria. Oh yeah, I should add that Mr. Ross sold his medical school and vet school to Devry Inc. (I'm sure you've heard of Devry - they run a stream of private career colleges throughout the US and even had a stint in Canada a while ago) back in 2003 and walked away very very rich. Devry would then continue their shopping spree, picking up another Caribbean medical school, the American University of the Caribbean in 2011 from then owner, Dr. Paul Tien. Here's another interesting side fact: AUC initially started in Montserrat in 1978 but had to jump ship to the island of Sint Maarten because of a volcano eruption! YIKES.\n(I just realized that this topic requires more than 1 post to really do it any justice)\nSo that rounds up the top three oldest private medical schools in the Caribbean. Now are they better than the others that exist today? Yes and No. It all depends. I'll continue talking about how the other schools were birthed and where they stand next to these giants along with other related facts and tidbits on the next post!\nWho contributes to our blog? Our Team. Our Students. Our Physicians. Basically everybody that has something interesting and worthwhile to share! Enjoy!!!",
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that is so obviously dubious:\n>\tIt can lead to the ruin of the poorest countries that will not be able to (and already cannot) keep up with the harshest world competition;\n>\tAt the same time it can favor countries that receive unwarranted earnings (vast territories, nonexistent social protection, weakening of the environment) and which alone will never be able to respond to increasing demands for food.\nIn order to respond to these needs and threats, several public figures from the world of agriculture and other sectors joined Pierre Pagesse in creating WOAgri because the principles he defends and the missions he has undertaken correspond to universal values:\n>\tTo promote a regulatory system for agricultural markets on a world scale while respecting economic, social and environmental balance.\n>\tTo promote the development of exchanges providing that they contribute to improve conditions for all farmers, notably those in developing countries and to optimize the security of supply for all countries.\n>\tTo reinforce the potential for research, the capacity for investment, productivity and employment in the agriculture and the food sector with the aim of constantly improving the satisfaction and the security of consumers.\n>\tTo fight against speculation and abusive subsidies that distort the functioning of the market to the detriment of sustainable development by creating and maintaining a model for alerts and the evaluation of risks.\n>\tTo develop all activities that increase information and awareness and enable international institutions and national governments to take the necessary measures to regulate the world markets of agricultural products.\nThe conference on October 19th 2006, that is entitled \u201cWorld agriculture in search of a strategy \u2013 How to combine liberalism and development?\u201d, in which you are going to take part, is an opportunity to present the role and the strategic stakes of agriculture and to make new proposals in terms of world governance of agriculture while remaining open-minded so that all views and options can be debated.\nThe program of the day has been designed in this spirit around four round table discussions that deal with the ideas defended by WOAgri:\n> The first idea: \u201cAgriculture is specific and strategic\u201d, is developed during the first round table:\nWhat are the stakes for world agriculture?\nEstablishing a link between the Doha Round, the Millennium Round and the Rio Conference\n> The second idea: \u201cA liberalized agricultural market without any rules is like a democracy without any laws: it\u2019s dangerous for countries throughout the world and the future of mankind\u201d will be developed during the second round table:\nNew economic instruments to assist political decision-making\n> The third idea: \u201cA liberalized agricultural market without any rules is like a democracy without any laws: it\u2019s dangerous for countries throughout the world and the future of mankind\u201d , will be discussed during the third round table:\nRegulated liberalism for sustainable globalization\n> The fourth idea: \u201cWe must invent a new framework for action to meet the challenges of our century and create a World Organization for Agriculture\u201dis discussed in detail during the final round table:\nFor world governance in agriculture\nI. \u201cAgriculture is specific and strategic\u201d:\nFirst round table:\nThe challenges facing world agriculture are numerous because it is at the crossroads of three goals set by international bodies to improve the future of humanity and achieve balanced peace throughout the world:\n>\tEconomic growth and development within the framework of the Doha round;\n>\tThe fight against poverty and the satisfaction of growing needs for food the terms of which are outlined in the Millennium Round;\n>\tSustainable development and environmental conservation promoted by the Rio Conference.\nThe WTO considers that these objectives can be achieved through the liberalization of international agricultural exchanges, which is the goal of the Doha agreements, and the application of Ricardo\u2019s comparative advantage theory.\nYet, if the contribution to collective well-being achieved through free trade and the virtues of competition is undeniable, we must admit that, if all regions of the world were to reap the benefits and for all the resulting effects to be compatible with the other objectives that have been set, an international cooperative organization in favor of common regulations must be set up because agriculture is strategic and specific.\nAgriculture is strategic because:\n> More than 43% of the world\u2019s population depends directly on the agricultural sector.\n>It is the foundation of civilization and a factor of independence and sovereignty. No country in the world has experienced sustainable economic development without prior growth of its agricultural sector.\n> World peace is achieved first through the food security of populations.\n> Demographics and world needs in food are growing dramatically, notably in developing countries. The world population will reach seven billion by 2010 and exceed nine billion in 2050, which is an increase of 40% compared to current levels. And most of this growth will be concentrated in the developing countries (responsible for 95% of this growth) that are characterized by important needs in food and poorly developed local agricultures. The planet therefore needs all of the world\u2019s agricultures.\n> Access to food and water is the greatest problem. World supplies of grain, which represent 70% of the world\u2019s food, have been declining for the last seven years in all the regions of the world. And access to water will be one of the strategic stakes of the 21st century. Food security for all the regions of the world therefore depends on these dominant factors for the future.\n> Poverty is on the rise in many LDCs and causing increased rural migration to urban areas.\n> It is responsible for regional planning, the maintenance of a rural social fabric, rural development and management of the environment.\n> although it represents a partial alternative to fossil fuels, from both an economic and environmental point of view, this is marginal and must not lead us to forget the central role of food for a planet where half the inhabitants suffer from poverty and malnutrition.\nAgriculture is also specific:\n> World prices for agricultural raw materials are highly volatile and totally virtual. There is no comparison between speculation in this area and the industrial sector: we can observe fluctuations of 1 to 35 for sugar and 1 to 14 for tomatoes. Moreover, they are not based on any economic theory that translates the price structure, supply and demand: they result entirely from a strategy of the lowest bidder on a world scale aligning on the lowest prices.\n> The adjustment between supply and demand is structurally out of sync due to the length of production cycles, climatic variations, reduced supply, the perishability of agricultural goods, storage problems and financial speculation.\n> The main production factor (the land) cannot be delocalized, or extended infinitely (geographic barriers) but production can be, hence the risk of a double desertification of our countryside and rural areas in poor countries.\nReducing agriculture, which satisfies the vital needs of mankind, to a segment of the traditional economy where unregulated international trade reigns is a major risk for the future of humanity.\nII.\t\u201cThe current models skew international decisions\u201d\nIt is necessary to construct a new model adapted to the specific and strategic character of agriculture\nSecond round table:\nInternational negotiations are based on simulations provided by global economic models. It has become standard practice to believe that the simulations produced by these economic models are the Gospel and experts have become the new messiahs. But these models are often incomplete, simplistic and even totally divorced from reality. This is why, for several years now, and once again during the breakdown of the Doha round, the media has reported with great conviction that gridlock in the WTO negotiations would be extremely harmful for poor countries.\nIn fact, and we have been demonstrating this for months, the World bank model, and its successor the Carnegie model, are so imperfect that they lead to this universal idea which is both false and highly dangerous: the total liberalization of agricultural markets would produce a collective gain for all the countries of the world and in particular the developing countries who would receive the lion\u2019s share.\nMoreover, the results put forward (less than 1% of world GDP) are too small to rid these countries of poverty, all the more so in that the margin of error for these models is greater than 5% of world GDP.\nThis is why we have decided to build a forecasting model dedicated to agriculture that is more realistic and more credible, the NAR model (New Agricultural Regulations), while respecting a commitment to truth and transparency that is much more demanding. It will therefore be an asset for negotiations, not only for Europe, but for all the countries of the world.\nUnlike the traditional economic models currently in use, it will take into account the specificities of agriculture and, to represent these faithfully, is based on innovative construction principles that use the most recent developments in economic theory and, most notably, game theory.\nIt will therefore be an asset for negotiations, not only for Europe, but for all the countries of the world and, by using an \u201copen source\u201d approach, similar to Linux in computing, it will be totally transparent. Experts worldwide, in developed as well as developing countries, will be able to participate in its improvement under the supervision of a scientific committee.\nThe NAR model is based on a modular architecture, i.e. it is made up of a central economic module around which gravitate seven satellite modules that correspond to the seven criteria that any balanced international agricultural model must respect, but which none of the current models take into account.\nA \u201cPolitics-Economics-Finance\u201d module will be used to take into account political data, exchange rates and all exchange barriers as well as exports and imports.\nThe seven criteria that will enable the NAR model to take into account the specificities of agriculture are:\n>Reliance on foreign countries\n>Climatic and market risks\n>The effects on poverty\n>Growth and effects on future generations\n>Taking innovation and intellectual property into account\n>The link between the environment and market stability\n>Sustainable growth and the future of the planet\nIn order to model these specificities, just like the numerous imperfections that prevent the smooth functioning of agricultural markets, WOAgri\u2019s economists have defined innovative construction principles1 that make the NRA model very original compared to standard agricultural models.\nThey have decided to use three premises:\n>Supply does not adjust instantly according to demand.\n>Demand is not very elastic in relation to prices.\n>The agricultural sector interacts directly with the environment (energy, health, environment, innovation, poverty \u2026).\nAnd therefore, using the construction principles they have defined, to respond to the demands of the resulting seven criteria which constitutes a real innovative break with the traditional construction of economic models.\nIndeed, the NAR model will take into account, among other factors:\n>price volatility, which is one of the main specificities of agriculture, by including risks and market structures, errors in anticipation on the part of producers and climatic factors.\n>segmentation of consumers (rich and poor consumers) in order to evaluate the effects of the liberalization of exchanges on poverty.\n>the coexistence of two types of agriculture on a world scale: traditional agriculture and modern agriculture.\n>the behaviors of farmers when confronted with risks in terms of price, quantity, and quality by using Cumulative Prospect Theory.\n>government systems of support that affect the competitiveness of a product and even a whole sector.\n>-\tthe capacities for innovation and the different regulations concerning intellectual property because they directly affect the potential gains from the liberalization of international agricultural exchanges.\nWe will proceed during the first semester of 2007 with calibration and tests of the model in order to be able, starting in mid-2007, to provide our first estimates in the form of figures.\nIII.\t\u00ab A liberalized agricultural market without any rules is like a democracy without any laws \u00bb\nIt\u2019s dangerous for countries throughout the world and the future of mankind\nThird round table:\nLiberalism, which is both a philosophy and an economic doctrine, implies today the construction of international relations. Yet, we have to admit that it has many definitions and how its effects are perceived can vary a great deal: there are those who are violently opposed and those unconditionally in favor of them.\nLiberalism is in fact a complex and unstable state and, if its potential benefits are undeniable, the conditions required to obtain them are difficult to achieve.\nThough liberalism is based on three pillars which are private property, individual freedom and responsibility, we can observe today that the commitment of Institutions in charge of promoting the liberalization of agricultural exchanges is often sacrificed on the altar of a theoretical vision of growth.\nBy dismantling support policies and protection tools without measuring the consequences on the stability of nations, the WTO continues to pursue a process whose only justification is an act of faith rather than a convincing demonstration of an improvement in well-being worldwide.\nIt is undeniable that international institutions have demonstrated their usefulness in the past but they must now adapt to a constantly expanding world (9 billion people in 2050 compared to 3 billion in 1960) characterized by the emergence of new powers and create the necessary support instruments for political decision-making.\nThat is why it is essential to start a fundamental debate on the optimal conditions in order for \u201cresponsible\u201d liberalization to develop while respecting the three main challenges which are the fight against poverty, the expansion of exchanges and sustainable development.\nMoreover, if \u201cresponsible\u201d liberalization of international agricultural exchanges cannot exist except within the international regulation of markets, the essential question is which organization will be in charge.\nThe WTO, whose mission is to liberalize international commercial exchanges, cannot be \u201cboth judge and jury\u201d, regulating and promoting liberalization at the same time.\nConcerning the FAO, which is dedicated to the fight against hunger throughout the world, it works downstream by contributing to fight imbalances due to poverty alongside the IFAD and the UNDP without a mandate to intervene upstream in the regulatory phase.\nIt is therefore necessary to consider the creation of another Institution that would be in charge of regulating agricultural markets in order to promote \u201cresponsible liberalism\u201d and complete the missions of the WTO and FAO.\nIV.\t\u00ab We must invent a new framework for action to meet the challenges of our century and create a World Organization for Agriculture \u00bb\nFourth round table:\nConstructing and implementing a world governance for agriculture are objectives that WOAgri has made its priority. It deems this endeavor necessary in order to face the challenges that have been discussed throughout the day. To this end, WOAgri has defined three pillars that will enable us to reach these objectives while respecting the requirements of transparency, credibility, and responsibility that such an undertaking implies.\n1. The NAR model, the first pillar for the future world governance of agriculture, will provide a decision-making tool, adapted to agriculture, for all negotiators and international policy-makers because:\n> It will take into account the specificities of the agricultural sector and, by using innovative and appropriate construction principles, represent the realities of agriculture in a more faithful and credible manner.\n> It will be built on a modular architecture which will make it more responsive and upgradeable: its forecasts will be more credible than those of models currently in use.\n> Finally it will use an \u201cOpen source\u201d approach: it will be totally transparent and all experts worldwide, in developed as well as developing countries, will be able to participate in its improvement under the supervision of a scientific committee.\n2. The international evaluation and grading agency (NAR Agency), the second pillar of world agricultural governance, will be created in 2007, and will work to increase awareness on the part of governments and public opinion of the dangers of drifts in agricultural markets.\nOn the same footing as financial, social, environmental or ethics grading agencies, it will develop a methodology based on the NAR model and will provide key indicators for different agricultural markets that will serve as the basis for the three objectives it has been assigned: simulate, evaluate, grade and advise.\nAll these indicators will contribute to the setting of an equilibrium price, but also to grade different countries in terms of agricultural and environmental policies in the same way as certain large private international institutions.\nTo achieve this objective, the NAR agency will be made up of a board of international experts, grouping together committees of regional experts. It will be backed by a totally independent Coll\u00e8ge des Sages composed of high-profile international public figures (former heads of State, moral leaders\u2026).\nThe committee of experts will meet regularly to define the level of these indicators, advise and grade the different players involved (regions, countries, companies) in terms of agricultural, environmental and development policies.\nThus, for example, if competition in a region is detrimental to the environment, regulatory action will be recommended, and the cost for the community of the deterioration of the environment will be provided. In this way, with tools developed by the NAR agency, the World Organization for Agriculture and national and international institutions will be able to take the necessary measures in the future to restore market balance on an international level.\nThis assessment and grading process will make the NAR agency a real regulatory tool and a continuous source of information in order to provide an improved framework for international negotiations.\n3. 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        "raw_content": "Short Report on\nImage Analysis of Microstructure of Concrete\nIn Basheer et al. (1999) it is explained how concrete is taken as a three phase material, consisting of\naggregate particles,\ncement matrix - paste, and\nthe interfacial transition zone (ITZ).\nThe latter is found in the immediate vicinity of aggregate surface. It differs from the bulk hydrated cement paste in morphology, composition and density. Rather than the cement aggregate bond being the major factor in the strength of concrete, it is asserted that the ITZ has a significant effect on permeability and durability. In Basheer et al. (1999) concrete samples of predefined composition were imaged, visually-defined thresholding was carried out, and porosity measurements were made (based on greyscale values) within specified thickness bands of coarse aggregate.\nThe aggregate/paste/ITZ is examined using back-scattered electron (bse) images of polished sections of concrete. Such Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM) images are subject to significant speckle. Fig. 1 shows an example, which is a 512x512 cutout of a larger 1024x1024 image, here shown histogram-equalized.\nWe see two ways to put the procedure of Basheer et al. (1999) on a more effective footing: firstly, define the thresholds based on distribution mixture modeling of the image greyscale intensity distribution; and, secondly, since this cannot be feasibly done on the available speckled images, first remove this speckle.\n2. De-Speckling\nSpeckle is multiplicative noise, and is typical of synthetic aperture radar (SAR) or acoustic images. The statistical modeling of speckle is discussed in Section 5.3 of MR/1 (1999). We used the MR/1 package (MR/1, 1999) to de-speckle the image shown in Fig. 1. The result is shown in Fig. 2 for the same 512x512 area. De-speckling the 1024x1024 image takes a few seconds elapsed time on a Sun UltraSparc 10. A wavelet transform is used, with noise modeling, to allow for speckle filtering on a range of resolution scales.\nTo compare the input and de-speckled output images, we show a 64x64 subregion here side by side. As before, these images are shown histogram-equalized to improve the contrast.\nThe difference in intensity distribution in these images is quite significant. Fig. 3 shows the intensity distribution of the given SEM image. It is clear than there is little by way of heuristic pointers towards where one should place thresholds leading to image segmentation. Fig. 4 shows the intensity distribution, again based on the 1024x1024 image, following filtering to remove speckle. Here, the distribution is much more amenable to the fitting of Gaussians.\n3. Segmenting\nWe may comfortably hypothesize that, by the law of large numbers, the different constituents of the image each follow a Gaussian distribution. It is our task to disentangle these, in most cases partially, superimposed Gaussians. This can be done through an iterative fitting procedure (Celeux and Govaert, 1995). In Campbell et al. (1999), this mixture model fitting approach was used for setting thresholds in images containing various types of production faults in textiles. Furthermore in Campbell et al. (1999), we select the best model - helping significantly in selecting the best thresholds - by use of a Bayesian model selection procedure. One appropriate measure is the BIC (Bayes Information Criterion), the theory of which was developed in Kass and Raftery (1995).\nWe choose a cutout from the given images to facilitate display. The following shows (left) a cutout of the original image (of dimensions 288 x 274) and (right) a cutout of the de-speckled image (of dimensions 288 x 267). These cutout images show approximately, but evidently not exactly, the same region. In all cases, images are shown histogram-equalized to facilitate examination.\nA mixture of Gaussians was fit to the intensity distribution (Stanford, 1998). In the case of the original image, the BIC values were -803173, -803094, -803104, -803089, -803111, -803113, -803065, -803061, -798791, for numbers of segments = 2, 3, ..., 10. There are relative maxima at 4 and at 7 segments. We'll take the second of these relative maxima, believing that a larger number of clusters is more realistic. In the case of the de-speckled image, the BIC values were -719804, -719893, -719844, -719782, -719782, -719816, -719859, -719860, -719779, for numbers of segments = 2, 3, ..., 10. The relative maxima of this criterion, used for segment cardinality selection, are at 3 and 9. As before, we take the second of these relative maxima. The segmented images are shown below, (left) original, 7 segments, and (right) de-speckled, 9 segments.\nOverall, this is a very effective procedure, and since the intensity distribution, only, is being processed it is highly efficient (a second or two on a normal workstation). It is an approach which we believe will lead to a solution which is quite robust for varying lighting conditions, or compositions of the concrete being studied. It is, as we have seen, capable of providing an objective procedure for the setting of the thresholds. Finally, we note that it is a novel procedure encompassing multiplicative noise modeling for speckle filtering, and mixture modeling of the denoised signal.\nP.A.M. Basheer, L. Basheer, D.A. Lange and A.E. Long, \"Reliability of thresholding to determine the size of interfacial transition zone\", preprint.\nJ.G. Campbell, C. Fraley, D. Stanford, F. Murtagh and A.E. 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        "raw_content": "Home Politics Spanish football, ethnic hedging and talent pool\nSpanish football, ethnic hedging and talent pool\nIn December 2017, Kiambu County Assembly passed a Bill compelling all institutions in the county to employ 70% Kiambu residents. Before the by-law was passed, political leaders in Kiambu were reported pushing for the County Assembly to hire locally the heads of institutions of higher learning in the county.\nThe motivation behind these sentiments and Bill is some kind of Kiambu nationalism based on hogging opportunities for locals even in universal institutions like universities.\nThis attitude is a wrong interpretation of the spirit of Devolution. Uasin Gishu governor Jackson Mandago led a team a while back in demanding for locals to head Moi University and Eldoret University. It is one thing to insist on locals getting jobs and another in getting the job done. Employment opportunities are products of competence and excellence in managing institutions. When skills are sacrificed on the altar of ethnic hedging then counties will shoot themselves in the foot when institutions begin to fail and their people lose jobs.\nThere is a story of two football clubs in Spanish La Liga, FC Barcelona and Athletic Bilbao. Both clubs are strong brands evoking nationalism in their regions. FC Barcelona based to the Northeast of Spain is the epitome of Catalonia nationalism, which led to the more than a club motto. Athletic Bilbao based in Bilabao north of Spain is at the centre of Basque nationalism. The two clubs and Real Madrid are the only clubs that have never been relegated from Spanish top flight league.\nBoth clubs are the pride of their regions despite there being other clubs in La Liga from those regions. Catalonia has Espanyol and Girona FC where Michael Olunga is based. Real Sociedad is another club from Basque Country, which had the same rule but dropped it in 1989 for foreign players and Spanish players in 2002. Both regions border France, which led to Catalonia proposing that Barcelona would play in French league if Catalonia secedes from Spain. People believe the lack of a strong football league in Catalonia has been behind the slow buildup of Catalonia push for secession.\nBilbao was founded in 1898 but since 1910 they have had an unwritten rule that they will only recruit players born in Basque Country or from local football academies. A few years ago I was surprised to see a black player go into the pitch for Bilbao in their match against FC Barcelona. I had to google if they had changed their policy. William Inaki, born in Basque to West African parents qualifies to play for Bilbao. Apparently he is the second black player to play for Bilbao.\nIn the 2011 \u2013 2012 season, Athletic Bilbao lost the Europa League final to fellow Spaniards Atletico Madrid. Several people called for Bilbao to review their player recruitment rule if they hoped to make it in European football. They remained adamant that they will not be reviewing that unwritten rule soon. The club would rather recruit Bixente Lizarazu from Basque region of France as they did in 1996 than recruit players from greater Spain.\nFC Barcelona on the other hand has always recruited foreign players despite having a strong Catalonia nationalism ethos. Barcelona had a rule that has not been strictly followed of late where 50% of the team is from their youth system then 35% from the best players in Spain and Europe and then another 15% from the top players in the world. They also had a culture of playing without shirt sponsors for over 111 years until they sold rights to Qatar Foundation in 2010 after working with UNICEF for a few seasons. They are one of the wealthiest and most successful clubs in the world today.\nLooking at club honors, Bilbao have won La Liga eight times the last title in 1983-84 season. They have won Copa del Rey 23 times the last again in 1983-84 season and that is as good as it gets. Looking at FC Barcelona, they have won 29 Copa del Reys and 24 La Liga titles, 9 UEFA titles and 3 Club World Cup titles. It is obvious what tapping onto the best talents in the world can do to a club. In the past it could work as it helped Bilbao win several titles but today it takes pragmatic acts like Barcelona breaking their shirt sponsor culture to remain at the top.\nThis is the reason why efforts by counties like Kiambu and Eldoret to cast in stone employment quota rules can be self-defeating. It all depends on whether a county is bent on surviving relegation or conquering the world. The global village needs open minds and ethnic hedging is a siege mentality type of reaction of people who are afraid to compete in the global stage. It is no surprise that Governor Waititu was up in arms against MCA Cyrus Omondi the only non-Kikuyu MCA in Kiambu County Assembly.\nDevolution did not mean that counties form enclaves of corruption where opportunities are reserved for the locals. It is becoming even an uphill task for county governments to give opportunities to minorities in their counties. Vihiga County had given slots to Teriks (Kalenjin sub tribe) after 2013 elections yet Nandi County had to be arm-twisted to appoint a Luhya as a County Executive this year. The Luhya and Kalenjins overlap as minority and majority in both counties.\nI hope a time will come when counties will go for tested talent from all over the country especially at County Executive level. 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        "raw_content": "Motor vehicle accidents are the leading cause of SCI (44%), followed by acts of violence (24%), falls (22%), sports (8%), and other (2%). Motor vehicle accidents consist of auto accidents (34.9%), motorcycle accidents (5.9%), ATV/ATC accidents (0.2%). Boating mishaps, snowmobile, bicycling and accidents involving fixed and rotating wing aircraft account for the remaining 3%.\nSince 1990, motor vehicle crashes account for 35% of the SCI cases reported. The next largest contributor is acts of violence (primarily gunshot wounds), followed by falls and recreational sporting activities. Interesting trends in the database show proportions of injuries due to motor vehicle crashes and sporting activities have declined while proportion of injuries from acts of violence has increased over the years.\nConsequences of Spinal Cord Injury\nImpact on Occupational Status\nMore than half of those persons with SCI reported being employed at the time of their injury. The post-injury employment picture is better among persons with paraplegia than among their tetraplegic counterparts. About 40% of persons with paraplegia and 30% of persons with tetraplegia (quadriplegia) eventually return to work. By post-injury year eight, approximately 39% of persons with paraplegia are employed, while approximately 26% of those with tetraplegia are employed during the same year.\nHistorically, many persons with SCI were forced to live out the remainder of their lives in institutional settings such as nursing homes. Today however, 89% of all persons with SCI who are discharged are sent to a private, noninstitutional residence (in most cases their homes before injury.) Only 4% are discharged to nursing homes. The remaining are discharged to hospitals, group living situations or other destinations.\nMarital Status and Strain\nConsidering the youthful age of most persons with SCI, it is not surprising that most (approximately 54%) are single when injured. Among those who were married at the time of injury, as well as those who marry after injury, the likelihood of their marriage remaining intact is slightly lower when compared to the uninjured population. The likelihood of getting married after injury is also reduced.\nOverall, average days hospitalized for acute care and rehabilitation immediately following injury has declined from 137 days to 73 days. Similar downward trends are noted for those with paraplegia (from 122 to 69 days) and persons with tetraplegia (from 150 to 80 days).",
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        "raw_content": "UWA student wins 100th Rhodes Scholarship\nPritchard Francis and UWA Celebrate 15 years of Scholarship\nLecturers invite your graduate students to apply for the Westpac Future Leaders Scholarship\nUWA paddler competes in Romania\nA Masters in International Journalism student from The University of Western Australia who plans to undertake Masters Degree studies in Modern Languages and International Relations at Britain's prestigious Oxford University has won UWA's 100th Rhodes Scholarship in 101 years.\nAmy Steinepreis, 23, of Sorrento, who completed a Bachelor of Arts with First Class Honours in English, French and Italian, became UWA's sixth Rhodes Scholar in four years, following last year's Rhodes Scholar Freya Shearer, a Science graduate who also completed a Diploma in Modern Languages at UWA.\nMs Steinepreis joins a distinguished group of UWA Rhodes Scholars, including former Prime Minister Bob Hawke, former WA Premier Geoff Gallop, the late David Malcolm, former WA Chief Justice and Australian business leader Sir Rod Eddington.\nUWA Vice-Chancellor Professor Paul Johnson said he was delighted that Ms Steinepreis, a recipient of UWA's J.A. Wood Prize for most outstanding graduand, had been awarded the University's 100th Rhodes Scholarship and wished her continued success in her future studies and career development.\n\"Ms Steinepreis' selection to study at Oxford recognises a remarkable level of achievement based on exceptional intellect, character, leadership and commitment to service - qualities that UWA aims to instil in all its students,\" Professor Johnson said.\nMs Steinepreis said she hoped to become an international diplomat, working for a global organisation such as UNESCO or the Federal Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade.\n\"My aspiration is to work as an international cultural diplomat and ultimately in national arts and culture leadership in Australia,\" she said.\nDux of St Mary's Anglican School for Girls in 2008, Ms Steinepreis commenced studies at UWA under a UWA Fogarty Scholarship and pursued a straight Arts Honours degree, in order to accommodate three majors in English, French and Italian.\n\"I realised an Arts degree would offer me preparation like no other to engage with the world - because if you can write, philosophise and theorise; you will be better poised to advocate, reform and communicate,\" she said.\nMs Steinepreis has worked as a journalist for the Square Kilometre Array International Organisation, raised funds for the Harry Perkins Institute for Medical Research and represented UWA at the Australian American Young Leadership Dialogue.\nShe is a talented tennis player and cyclist and has completed the Ride to Conquer Cancer for the past three years.\nAmy Steinepreis (+61 4) 12 986 636\nhttp://www.news.uwa.edu.au/201410317079/events/uwa-student-wins-100th-rhodes-scholarship",
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        "raw_content": "ZANU PF SHUTS DOOR ON MDC TALKS\nTHE MDC Alliance and its partners in the civic society instigated last week\u2019s violent demonstrations so as to attract the attention and support of the international community in its failed bid \u201cfor talks\u201d with the Government and ultimately effect an illegal regime change, political analysts have said.\nThe MDC A has been accused of using the \u201cfuel protests\u201d to reignite its bid for talks with Government so that it is accommodated in a Government of National Unity. A number of MDC Alliance members and civic society members in South Africa quoted by the media across the Limpopo claimed the economic challenges that the country is facing can only be solved if Government \u201cnegotiated\u201d with MDC A leader Mr Nelson Chamisa. They added that regional leaders should \u201cpush\u201d the Government to a negotiation table with the opposition.\n\u201cThere is no solution without the MDC . . . the Government should be dragged to a negotiation table and there should be a national transitional authority in the country . . .\u201d said one activist based in South Africa.\nHowever, political analyst Mr Richard Mahomva said such efforts would not succeed, adding that the violent protests did not benefit anyone.\nAnother political analyst, Mr Goodwine Mureriwa, told our Harare Bureau that the violent protests point to a poorly-concealed political agenda oiled by the country\u2019s traditional foes. He said the protests had nothing to do with fuel price hikes.\n\u201cThe fuel issue was only manipulated as a trigger to long standing efforts to internalise domestic politics in Zimbabwe in a manner skewed in favour of MDC A.\u201d\nPresident Mnangagwa has also repeatedly said there was no room for such \u201ctalks\u201d with the opposition as he won the Presidential election and Zanu-PF also has more than two thirds majority in parliament.\nIn addition, Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services Minister Hon Monica Mutsvangwa said there were threats from the opposition to overthrow a constitutionally elected Government.\nShe added that actions by the opposition amounted to terrorism as they were marked by a total violation of the law which had nothing to do with the right of citizens to demonstrate as enshrined in section 59 of the Constitution of Zimbabwe.\n\u201cThreats to overthrow a constitutionally elected Government by force or install an unelected person as President of Zimbabwe will be thwarted. It will not work . . .\u201d\nMinister Mutsvangwa added that the timing of the violence was not a coincidence, as it sought to put a dent on President Mnangagwa\u2019s re-engagement efforts during his current tour to Eurasia and the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.\nThe ruling Zanu-PF party also said it will not hold talks with the MDC-Alliance. Zanu-PF chief whip Cde Pupurai Togarepi told the party\u2019s parliamentary caucus in Harare last week that the social media was awash with statements by MDC-Alliance functionaries like its deputy treasurer Mr Charlton Hwende threatening to unseat President Mnangagwa\u2019s Government.\n\u201cThere are messages on Twitter from the likes of Hwende who said they are going to remove President Mnangagwa\u2019s Government in January. So is what we are seeing a manifestation of that? . . . It is very unfortunate if what they are looking for is dialogue at the same time they are causing mayhem in the country and destroying property. I think there are many avenues they can use to create dialogue with Government, with Zanu-PF or with any other political establishment in the country . . . ,\u201d Cde Togarepi said.\nMinister of State for National Security Hon Owen Ncube last week said the MDC A and its allies organised the violent demonstrations. He said the protests were \u201cwell-orchestrated\u201d, given the widespread scenes of looting from shops, burning of cars, destruction of property, burning of tyres and closing of roads, which left four people dead, among them a police officer.\n\u201cThe prevailing security situation in the country is a culmination of a well-orchestrated series of events by the MDC Alliance, working in cahoots with NGOs, civic society, youth organisations, pressure groups and individuals,\u201d said Minister Ncube.\nMinister Ncube said Government was aware of meetings organised by the Crisis Coalition in Zimbabwe from 3 to 7 December last year to foment disturbances in the country.\n\u201cThese meetings were coordinated by Crisis Coalition and some identified foreign agents . . . There were other meetings such as the one held on 11th January 2019 in Belvedere, whose agenda was to plan for the disturbance of peace and render the country ungovernable,\u201d he said. Sunday Mail",
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        "raw_content": "So on the front page of the FOXNews.com website right now 2/22/08 10pm ET it says\n\u2022 Military Doubts Obama Claim About Troops in Afghanistan\nClicking through the link http://youdecide08.foxnews.com/2008/02/22/military-questions-obamas-claim-that-under-equipped-troops-used-taliban-weapons/ the article tells the tale:\n\"During the debate, (Obama) said he was told by an Army captain heading a rifle platoon that he was sent to Afghanistan with 15 fewer soldiers than he was supposed to have because the other troops were sent to Iraq.\n\u201cAnd as a consequence, they didn\u2019t have enough ammunition; they didn\u2019t have enough Humvees,\u201d Obama said. \u201cThey were actually capturing Taliban weapons, because it was easier to get Taliban weapons than it was for them to get properly equipped by our current commander-in-chief.\u201d\nThe Army captain Obama mentioned later told FOX News that in fact he and his platoon were fighting near the Pakistan border with only three Humvees, one of which had no doors and no roof.\nThe captain, who asked not to be identified, said his mounted machines guns stopped working and without the proper parts to repair them the troops were forced to scavenge for Taliban weapons. The captain said he met Obama in 2003 and later told his story to an Obama staffer.\nArmy spokesman John P. Boyce Jr. issued a statement saying: \u201cWithout a unit designation or time frame of deployment, it\u2019s difficult for us to verify the validity of what was told to the senator. Our soldiers deploy as complete units \u2014 either as companies, battalions or brigades, and they do so with every soldier armed with his or her individual weapon. \u2026 Army units and individual replacements arrive in country fully capable to conduct combat operations.\u201d\"\nBeing unable to verify a statement is a far cry from \"Military Doubts Obama Claim About Troops in Afghanistan,\" and it is the captain's claims that need to be verified, not Obama's. As Bill O'Reilly ranted about Michelle Obama for several days, \"words matter.\"\nAnd speaking of Michelle Obama's \"words,\" she made two speeches that day (Monday 2/18) in Madison and Milwaukee, WI. FOX and the rest of the right-wing media chose one over the other to pounce on. Watch the video and guess which one got all the hysterical play.\nCategories: Barack Obama, Chrish's Comments, Election 2008, FOXNEWS.com, Fox News Tidbits - General, Fox's Media Tentacles, The RNC Party Line, Unfair & Unbalanced\nPrevious Entry: More FoX BusineXX News, reported by Melanie\nNext Entry: Bill O'Reilly Apologizes For His \"Lynching\" Comment, reported by Deborah",
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        "raw_content": "Paris, June 1: Rohan Bopanna and Leander Paes have crossed the first-round hurdle in men\u2019s doubles while Sania Mirza bowed out in the opening round of the women\u2019s doubles event at French Open in Paris yesterday.\nBopanna along with his Uruguayan partner Pablo Cuevas outplayed the French duo of Mathias Bourgue and Paul-Henri Mathieu, posting a comfortable 6-1, 6-1 victory. They will take on Treat Huey and Denis Istomin in the next round.\nLeander Paes and his American partner defeated Radu Albot of Moldova and Hyeon Chung of South Korea 7-6 (7-5), 4-6, 6-2 in a match which lasted for one hour 55 minutes.\nHowever, fourth seeded pair of Sania Mirza and Yaroslava Shvedova of Kazakhstan were stunned by unseeded Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova of Russia and Australia\u2019s Daria Gavrilova 6-7, 6-1, 2-6. It was a hard fought match that lasted 2 hours and 23 minutes.",
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        "raw_content": "Libya: Is This Kosovo All Over Again?\nLess than a dozen years after NATO bombed Yugoslavia into pieces, detaching the province of Kosovo from Serbia, there are signs that the military alliance is gearing up for another victorious little \u201chumanitarian war\u201d, this time against Libya\nNever Fight a Land War in Asia\nAn elective war in which the criteria for success are unclear and for which the amount of land force is insufficient must be avoided. That is Gates\u2019 message. It is the same one MacArthur delivered, and the one Dwight Eisenhower exercised when he refused to intervene in Vietnam on France\u2019s behalf.\nMajor Monetary Oil Shock Predicted for late 2011\nIn early 2011, most of the world has no doubt that we are engaged in a process of historic proportions which is seeing the world after 1945 collapse before our eyes, the US in the lead, while the international community breaks down a little more each day, like the social and economic fabric of most countries in the world\nSerbia is dedicated to solving all differences at the negotiating table\nThis is all the more regrettable given the higher standard of achievement in previous election cycles\u2014that is to say, when they were conducted with the full support of all stakeholders, and in line with resolution 1244 (1999).\nThe Culture of Impunity, NATO Style\nHuman rights campaigners in the self-righteous Western democracies are intransigent when it comes to ending what they call \u201cthe culture of impunity\u201d so long as it involves, say, Africa. But their own impunity and that of their clients seems more secure than ever.\nFear and Exhilaration in America\nChaos in Cairo\u2019s streets has wrecked Hosni Mubarak\u2019s presidency. The collapse of any dictatorship should please Americans. However, the process in Egypt has only started. The most difficult question always is how any so-called revolution ends.\nThe Egyptian Revolution May Produce a Lebanon-Type Islamic Regime\nMubarak will leave. Someone like Mohamed ElBaradie, the Nobel Laureate who ran the International Atomic Energy Agency, will serve as an interim leader.\nRemember the Shah\nThe massive demonstrations in Egypt have rekindled memories of the Iranian Revolution of 1979. The leaders of the Arab world should learn from the Shah's mistakes\u2014too little too late won't satisfy the people.\n\u0422he Start of a Global Revolution?\nThe global domination by the major Western powers, principally the USA, over the past 65 years, and more broadly, centuries, is reaching a turning point. The people of the world are restless, resentful, and enraged. Change, it seems, is in the air.\n2011 - The ruthless year, at the crossroads of three roads of global chaos\nThe 2011. will be a ruthless year because it will mark the entry into the terminal phase of the world before the crisis. It will be marked by a series of violent shocks that will carry off, one by one, the \u201cpillars\u201d on which the \u201cDollar Wall\u201d has rested for decades.\nEgypt, Serbia, Georgia \u2013 Learning From Others' Mistakes\nEgyptians should keep the experience of Russia, Serbia and the colour revolutions in mind as they navigate the perilous waters of US-style democracy. It would be a tragedy if a few years down the line, Egyptians look back wistfully at pre-revolutionary times, as do many Serbs, Georgians, east Europeans and Russians.\nSaudi Arabia witnesses first signs of unrest as 'day of rage' planned for March 11th\nThe popular uprisings across the Middle East are sparking similar unrest in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, with youth groups and workers in that country now calling for a \u201cDay of Rage\u201d demonstration in the capital, Riyadh, on March 11.\nWhat Isn't Helping Qadhafi\nActually, except for how a policy that is all pressure and hostility is likely to strengthen hardliners in the regime, the conduct of business between the west and Iran is no more likely to determine the future course of internal opposition to the regime in Iran than it did in Libya\nLosing the Middle East\nPrediction is always risky or plain silly, but my guess is that when the dust settles, which it will, in a month or two or three's time, one will see that Western\u2014and Israeli\u2014interests in the Middle East will have been substantially undermined and anti-Western\u2014and anti-Israeli\u2014interests substantially bolstered\nAmerica\u2019s Strategic Repression of the \u2018Arab Awakening\u2019\nWhile the outcome is ultimately unknown, what is clear is that a spark has been lit in the Arab world as the \u2018Global Political Awakening\u2019 marches on, and this will be a very difficult flame to control.\nMubarak will leave, the younger officers will emerge, the constitution will make some changes and life will continue. The events in Egypt should be taken as a mild coronary and treated with great relief by Israel that it wasn\u2019t worse.\nEgypt and Islamophobia\nOne of the biggest mistakes that the United States and other outsiders could make in crafting their posture toward Egypt and Egyptian Islamists would be to create a self-fulfilling prophecy of radicalism by denying the legitimacy of peaceful expressions of political Islam.\nAutocrats 'R Us\nLearning to cope with a new Middle East\u2014one where Hezbollah, the Sadrists, the Muslim Brotherhood and the Islamic Action Front all are influential and have a say in policy\u2014is the challenge that the Obama administration will have to navigate.\nThe Egypt Crisis in a Global Context\nWhen Egypt was a pro-Soviet Nasserite state, the world was a very different place than it had been before Nasser. When Sadat changed his foreign policy the world changed with it. 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        "raw_content": "Oct 24, 2010: Above Average Temps Until Wednesday\nNote: I finished working on my preliminary Winter 2010-2011 outlook, it will likely be posted tomorrow in the late afternoon or evening hours.\nToday was a mostly cloudy day for most of the area, with warmer temperatures as a warm front moved through the region, bringing in a much warmer air mass with 850 mb temperatures rising over 10c for the first time in the last few weeks. Widespread light rain showers fell across most of the area during at least one part of the day, with heavier precipitation further north into central/northern New York, where snow also fell in the higher elevations.\nThe warm front will continue to push northeast, eliminating any significant cold air from the region, leaving most of the United States with a mild pattern, but a storm current in the NW US will change all of that in the middle of the week, bringing thunderstorms on Wednesday followed by a cold front which will end the week on a cold note.\nTomorrow is expected to bring mostly cloudy skies to the area with warmer temperatures. High temperatures will be in the lower 70s inland, lower to mid 70s in the immediate NYC area, and in the mid to upper 60s for Long Island/S CT. A SW wind is expected.\nTomorrow night, a widespread area of rain and thunderstorms will move through the region. While the rain and thunderstorms will generally be light to moderate, with rainfall amounts between 1/4 and 1/2 inch, locally heavier thunderstorms are expected, which could bring up to 1 inch of rain to parts of the area. That potential will be mentioned in more details with tomorrow\u2019s update.\nTuesday \u2013 Wednesday: Much Warmer, Thunderstorms For Weds\nThere are no changes with the expected set up for this storm, which has been discussed in more details in yesterday\u2019s post, and with it being in the short range, no significant changes are likely to the expected scenario. The low pressure will rapidly strengthen on Monday night, peaking on Tuesday night in northern Minnesota near 955 mb, the intensity of a Category 3 hurricane, leading to strong wind gusts in parts of the Midwest as well as heavy rainfall.\nThe area will see dry conditions on Tuesday and Tuesday night, but with unusually mild temperatures, with Tuesday\u2019s highs in the mid to upper 70s in NYC, and overnight lows in the lower to mid 60s across most of the area.\nOn Wednesday, the cold front will move through the region, bringing rain and thunderstorms, locally heavy, and a few storms may be strong with gusty winds. High temperatures will be in the mid to potentially upper 70s in the immediate NYC area, and in the lower to mid 70s inland.\nThursday \u2013 Friday: Brief Cold Spell\nOn Thursday, the cold front will be east of the area, but mild temperatures will briefly persist, with highs in the upper 60s to lower 70s in the immediate NYC area and in the mid 60s inland. On Thursday night, however, the trough will start to move into the area, and despite the cold air mass having moderated to the point where 850 mb temperatures are barely below 0c, colder temperatures are still likely, with low temperatures on Thursday night dropping into the 40s for most of the area and 30s inland, including parts of the N/W suburbs of NYC.\nFriday will be a colder day, with 850 mb temperatures near -1c, and comparing the air mass to the one we had on Friday the 22nd, when 850 mb temperatures were near -4c, this would mean that high temperatures will be slightly warmer than those of the 22nd, potentially in the lower 50s inland and in the mid 50s for the immediate NYC area. Friday night would then be the coldest night, with lows potentially in the lower 30s inland and in the mid 30s for the N/W suburbs of NYC and in Long Island/S CT. Note that these forecast temperatures are still subject to change as there is still some uncertainty with the intensity of the trough and the timing.\nSaturday And Beyond: Warmer, Then Another Storm Possible\nBy Saturday, however, it is likely that the cold air mass exits the region. A weak low pressure in the north central US will be moving east, and is likely to stay to the north of the area, meaning that it will help to draw in a mild air mass while pushing the trough out of the region, like what today\u2019s low pressure in the north central US was doing in some ways. The storm could bring some light rain for Halloween, otherwise partly to mostly cloudy skies are likely with warmer temperatures than Saturday, potentially in the upper 50s to lower 60s.\nAttention then turns to the central US, where like this week\u2019s pattern in some ways, it is possible that a storm could form in the first 1-2 days of November and move NE, well NW of the area, bringing in a colder air mass into the United States again which would move towards the area. Stay tuned for more details on this time frame.",
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        "raw_content": "St. Francis Brooklyn\u2019s calling card used to be its defense, but when that fell apart against NJIT the Terriers tried to shoot themselves out of a jam. Unfortunately they came up just short, 92-86, in overtime on Thursday in Brooklyn.\nTim Coleman torched the Terriers for a game-high 27 points. (Photo courtesy NJIT athletics)\nThe Terriers attempted a school record 49 three-point attempts making 16, as NJIT mostly sat in a 2-3 zone. They needed every single one of those baskets though, as NJIT\u2019s powerful guards constantly found room to work in the paint on drives into the teeth of the St. Francis defense. Tim Coleman had a game-high 27 points and 12 rebounds and Ky Howard added 23 points and 10 boards as well.\nConsidering SFC hit nearly 33% of their three-point attempts in the game, the strategy was actually not poorly conceived. In fact, considering the Terriers\u2019 struggles around the basket, where a variety of tip-ins just didn\u2019t seem to want to go down the best strategy against NJIT\u2019s 2-3 zone was often to just chuck it from distance and grab a long carom. St. Francis rebounded 54% of its misses on Thursday, including six by Antonio Jenifer.\nThere were a number of positives and things to work on that both teams could take away from the game. Here are three thoughts on the Terriers.\n1. The Terriers desperately need one more forward, but there\u2019s no help coming. When Amdy Fall picked up his second foul with more than 16 minutes to go in the first half Glenn Braica had to know that his team would struggle a bit on the defensive end. Without a shot-blocking post presence in the game NJIT took advantage, using back cuts to get to the rim at will. It\u2019s telling that Coleman and Howard led the team in scoring on Thursday. The Highlanders\u2019 excellent other guard, Damon Lynn, is more of a long-distance threat. He was constantly checked and finished with 15 points in 45 minutes. But that left his teammates with open lanes to drives, and they did. The Highlanders also managed to take twice as many free throws, 31 to 15 during the game. Part of that was St. Francis trying to come back at the end of overtime, but Howard and Rob Ukawuba were able to get contact at a number of key moments. St. Francis is going to have to be stronger on the defensive end in NEC play, though only a few teams have a trio of guards as talented as NJIT\u2019s. The Highlanders were 27-46 (59%) on two-point attempts, an issue that has plagued the Terriers all season, even when Fall has been in games.\n2. Jon Doss provided an unexpected boost. Braica is still looking for the perfect answer on offense and he might\u2019ve found it with the long-range shooting of Doss, who hit five threes in the first half. The odd thing was Doss\u2019 minutes were limited in the second half. It could be related to his defense. It\u2019s hard to play Doss, Yunus Hopkinson and Tyreek Jewell together. Jewell is a strong defensive player and shadowed Lynn most of the game, but SFC\u2019s height is certainly a problem on the perimeter. The other player who looked good in the St. Francis offense was Jenifer. If a team leaves him open along the three-point arc the shot might not be pretty, but it is going in. He hit 4-9 from three-point range and had a double-double with 14 points and 11 rebounds.\n3. Yunus Hopkinson has been thrust into a big role. The injury to sophomore point guard Glenn Sanabria means that Hopkinson has been given the full reigns of the point guard position for the Terriers. Glenn Braica has a number of talented players to play the wings, but it\u2019s at center\u2014where a rotation of Fall and Hooper is basically the only answer\u2014and point guard\u2014where it\u2019s Hopkinson or off guards masquerading at the point of attack\u2014that the Terriers have the biggest questions. I would like to see Hopkinson continue to move the ball rapidly through the offensive set, too often he took shots that stopped the flow of the offense. He struggled on those shots too, finishing just 3-15 from the field and 0-8 from three. But when Hopkinson drove into NJIT\u2019s defense good things happened. He finished with a career-high 11 assists.\nOverall the Terriers showed a number of positives that should position them well for NEC play. The Highlanders are one of the top teams in the Atlantic Sun for a reason. Their experience certainly helped down the stretch\u2014Coleman seemingly had an answer for every crisis on the court\u2014and helped them make the key plays down the stretch.\nIt won\u2019t always be bombs away in Brooklyn, but the results weren\u2019t terrible either.\n\u2190 Columbia 72, Manhattan 71: Trust The Process NEC Fast Break Episode 5 \u2192",
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        "raw_content": "Tag Archives: Jalen Cannon\nNEC Tournament Recap \u2013 The Semifinals\nThe NEC finals are officially set! With the #1 and #2 seed advancing into the tournament\u2019s final game, let\u2019s break down the action on the last Saturday of the NEC conference season. Continue reading \u2192\nThis entry was posted in Bryant, NEC, Robert Morris, Saint Francis University, St. Francis Brooklyn and tagged Andy Toole, Earl Brown, Jalen Cannon, Kavon Stewart, Lucky Jones, Malik Harmon on March 7, 2015 by Ryan Peters.\nThe NEC postseason is almost here! After tonight\u2019s action, just one regular season game remains for each team before the conference tournament begins next Thursday. Let\u2019s break down all of the action as the top eight teams (well not the top seeded St. Francis Brooklyn Terriers) continue to jockey for position. Continue reading \u2192\nThis entry was posted in Bryant, Central Connecticut, Fairleigh Dickinson, LIU Brooklyn, Mount St. Mary's, NEC, Robert Morris, Sacred Heart, Saint Francis University, St. Francis Brooklyn, Wagner and tagged Darian Anderson, Evan Kelley, Jalen Cannon, Rodney Pryor on February 26, 2015 by Ryan Peters.\nOn the second to last Thursday of the regular season, all eight teams have officially punched their ticket to the NEC tournament. Now it\u2019s all about seeding, so let\u2019s break down the action to see where everyone stands with just three regular season games remaining. Continue reading \u2192\nThis entry was posted in Bryant, Central Connecticut, Fairleigh Dickinson, LIU Brooklyn, Mount St. Mary's, NEC, Robert Morris, Sacred Heart, Saint Francis University, St. Francis Brooklyn, Wagner and tagged Dyami Starks, Jalen Cannon, Rodney Pryor, Tevin Falzon on February 19, 2015 by Ryan Peters.",
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        "raw_content": "Lincoln Nebraska is home to the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and the Nebraska Cornhuskers. The Nebraska Cornhuskers football team is the pride of the area and Nebraska Cornhuskers Tickets remain a hot commodity. With relatively few close options for professional sports, Nebraska residents far and near to Lincoln worship the Cornhuskers Football team.\nThe Nebraska Cornhuskers colors of scarlet and cream are seen all across the state and turn into an intimidating sea of fans at Nebraska Cornhuskers home games. The Cornhusker stadium is Memorial Stadium Lincoln located on the University of Nebraska campus. Memorial Stadium Nebraska is one of the largest college football stadiums in the Midwest with a capacity of over 80,000.\nThe Nebraska Cornhuskers football team has 5 national titles and 46 conference titles and spent many years as the top college football team in the Midwest particularly in the 1980's and 1990's. The Nebraska Cornhuskers are anxious to regain that elite status and are busy building a strong team. Cornhusker fans would list the Oklahoma Sooners and the Colorado Buffalos as the top football rivals, but really any team on the Cornhuskers schedule is considered a rival.\nBuy Nebraska Cornhuskers tickets and see what all the fuss is about. Football in Nebraska is huge, perhaps even bigger than all the cornfields put together! Buy Cornhusker tickets today and see for yourself.",
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        "raw_content": "43 Bible Verses about Wills\nFor where a will is involved, the death of the one who made it must be established.\nFor a will takes effect only at death, since it is not in force as long as the one who made it is alive.\nFor I do not want to see you now just in passing. I hope to spend some time with you, if the Lord permits.\nBut to the sons of his concubines Abraham gave gifts, and while he was still living he sent them away from his son Isaac, eastward to the east country.\nSo that by God's will I may come to you with joy and be refreshed in your company.\nAbraham gave all he had to Isaac.\nAnd this we will do if God permits.\nBut on taking leave of them he said, \u201cI will return to you if God wills,\u201d and he set sail from Ephesus.\nFor whoever does the will of God, he is my brother and sister and mother.\u201d\nTo give a human example, brothers: even with a man-made covenant, no one annuls it or adds to it once it has been ratified.\nBut I will come to you soon, if the Lord wills, and I will find out not the talk of these arrogant people but their power.\nFor whoever does the will of my Father in heaven is my brother and sister and mother.\u201d\nRestore to me the joy of your salvation, and uphold me with a willing spirit.\nTheir father gave them great gifts of silver, gold, and valuable possessions, together with fortified cities in Judah, but he gave the kingdom to Jehoram, because he was the firstborn.\nAfter this, Joseph was told, \u201cBehold, your father is ill.\u201d So he took with him his two sons, Manasseh and Ephraim. 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Your kingdom come.\nIt may be that their plea for mercy will come before the Lord, and that every one will turn from his evil way, for great is the anger and wrath that the Lord has pronounced against this people.\u201d\nPut me in remembrance; let us argue together; set forth your case, that you may be proved right.\nIsaiah 1:18-20 ESV / 3 helpful votes\n\u201cCome now, let us reason together, says the Lord: though your sins are like scarlet, they shall be as white as snow; though they are red like crimson, they shall become like wool. 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        "raw_content": "At the beginning of the book, Grover tells you there's a monster at the end of the book and asks you to please not turn any pages, as to not get to the end of the book and, hence, the monster. Obviously, my mother would turn the pages to my great delight, and to Grover's dismay.\nBy the end, Grover is exhausted from his increasingly powerful but ultimately futile efforts to keep the pages from being turned, and gives up, only to find (SPOILER ALERT!!!) that the monster had been Grover the whole time! (Grover, it appears, is the Tyler Durden of the toddler set). Silly Grover! It was you the whole time!\nCut to now. I am 44.\nI first heard The Asshole at a concert here in New York at Merkin Hall. I was playing the Messiaen Quartet for The End of Time on the second half of a program with my favorite players on the planet: Xak Bjerken, my regular pianist/partner; X, virtuoso violinist of the first order (Xiao-Dong Wang, but everyone calls him X); and Zvi Plesser, an effortlessly wise and beautiful cellist. I made the rookie mistake of sitting out for the first half, a Shostakovich piano trio. To get to the green room from the audience, you have to go out through the lobby - this was where I made my error. My wife was speaking to a local guy who repairs and sells string instruments and bows. I came over to say hi briefly and then warm up for the second half - we had a rather long dress rehearsal earlier, so I wasn't interested in blowing my face off, as Messiaen would take care of that shortly. As I shook violin guy's hand, he goes, \"hey, I just heard the Lincoln Center Chamber Players do this last week, and I'm looking to see how you guys stack up!\"\nOk, first of all, never do that.\nSecondly, I got the hell out of there with a quickness, and then went downstairs to the green room, where I kicked the page-turner out and then had a real temper tantrum. I mean, a real old-school, Bob Knight style, peel the paint off the walls verbal explosion that would have made George Carlin proud. The whole time, I was thinking \"fuck you, man! I gotta actually go DO this now!\". After that, I collected myself, opened the door, and warmed myself up. It didn't do the usual good. The violin guy had gotten into my head. As I walked up the hallway and to the side of the stage to go out, I knew I had a problem. I had about one minute to get my head together.\nWe went out. I spoke briefly, as I do. I don't remember at all what I said. I was still not quite in the game. The first movement goes by. It must have been at least ok, because it's a pretty dangerous movement rhythmically, and a slight bobble from anyone can put a pretty good wrench into things, and that didn't happen. Here's that movement from my very first NYC show, same players except for the cellist:\nTricky, that. Anyway, it went. Second movement, I have a little flourishy stuff at the start and then sit for about three minutes or so. It was during this time that I realized things were going by pretty quickly and that wasn't good. The third movement was approaching fast, and that movement is just clarinet alone - me sitting on stage, three other musicians sitting there silently, playing very long phrases by myself. My normal strategy is to take very long, deep breaths during my little break, so I fell back into that and it helped. Things slowed down and I was pretty much myself when the time came to play it. This is that movement, this performance from my record:\nAt the very beginning, there's a very naked moment where you go over the break. In the performance, it wasn't quite perfect, but it was ok, and it's then that I first heard The Asshole:\n\"Ugh\"\nWhat the hell? It seemed like every time something would not be perfect, I could hear a slight noise, a muttering of some sort. Nonetheless, I'm pretty good at that movement on the whole, so there wasn't a real laundry list to complain about - still, I was aware of these little things, and it seemed The Asshole was too. I played through, finished the concert, and then just went home. I felt I had dropped the ball on my mental game, and I wasn't happy about it.\nThe next night, we played the same program in Pennsylvania. Guess what? I heard it again. WTF!?!? Had this guy traveled from the city to heckle me? It wasn't possible. Ok, it WAS possible, but it was improbable. 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        "raw_content": "Funded by: a grant from the Pennsylvania Department of Health (PA DOH) with funds from Cooperative Agreement Number 2U90TP316967\u201311 from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).\n\"Community Preparedness: Ensuring the Health of Children during Disasters\" is the newest program of the PA Chapter, AAP. It is a collaboration of the PA AAP with Drexel University and the PA Department of Health to develop emergency preparedness and the capacity to respond and recover from disasters among pediatric practices in Pennsylvania. The program is supported by a grant from the Pennsylvania Department of Health (PA DOH) with funds from Cooperative Agreement Number 2U90TP316967\u201311 from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).\nThis program is working to develop guidelines for community pediatric practice participation in planning for, addressing during and recovery after a disaster. The guidelines document and practice toolkit will be posted shortly.\nChildren & Disasters Website, American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP)\nThe American Academy of Pediatrics website on children and disasters includes resources on preparing your practice for an emergency or disaster, psychological first aid, clinical guidance for disaster scenarios, help for child day care providers, and resources and links on many other topics.\n(Note: Website)\nSubstance Abuse and Mental Health Administration (SAMSHA)\nThe SAMSHA website provides extensive resources on coping with violence and traumatic events.\nThe CDC offers extensive information about specific hazards, risk communication, preparation and planning, surveillance, recent outbreaks and incidents, and more.\nCDC Health Alert from April 17 2013\nCDC resources and links on mass casualty event preparedness and response. Resources include information and links regarding planning, how to structure communications to your patients, clinician training, mental health resources, and more.\n(Note: PDF file)\nClick here for a pdf of more resources.",
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        "raw_content": "The San Francisco Maritime National Park Association has a wonderful collection of submarine technical manuals posted for your enjoyment. I find it especially interesting the way they try to ease the reader into the topic. It makes sense when you figure that at the time, the submarine was the height of advanced military technology on par with stealth aircraft of today.\nThere is, in fact, nothing very difficult to grasp about any part of a submarine torpedo tube, if those who study them do not attempt to understand them all at once.\nThis pamphlet, as has been said, is a torpedo tube primer, and not an engineering treatise; it includes nothing \"over the head\" of the beginning student of submarine torpedo tubes.\nI'm a major fan of old technical books on just about any subject. I recently picked up a pair of books from the late 19th C on the care and operation of steam engines. Very cool for the retro-geek in me.\nAlso noted on BoingBoing.",
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        "raw_content": "A Sense of Texas Audio Podcast\nThe Outreach Department at Texas School for the Blind and Visually Impaired (TSBVI) has introduced a new series of podcasts with Emily Coleman, the Director of Outreach. In the first episode of A Sense of Texas shares the story of her own journey, when her second child was born and she discovered that he was blind. This prompted her to return to school to become a Teacher of the Visually Impaired (TVI) and then to continue with her studies in Educational Leadership to learn more about administration.\nEmily and her family left Washington state and moved to Texas, so that Emily could accept her current position as the Director of Outreach at TSBVI. As she navigates the process of learning about new systems and resources, Emily decided to share this journey with others. The hope is that the podcast series will be a dialog with families and professionals to share information about these resources.\nThe first episode is a conversation with Cyral Miller, who is Emily's predecessor. Cyral describes the history of the TSBVI Outreach program and how it began.\nRead more about: General Literacy\nIssues in Standardized Testing for Students Who Are Blind\nTouch of Genius Prize for Innovation\nSmart Glove Helps with Grocery Shopping",
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        "raw_content": "Israel killer drones to counter Iran S-300?\nReport by Press TV\nHarpy system -- an earlier version of Harop -- is designed to operate multiple munitions simultaneously over a targeted location. Once the suspected radar is acquired, Harpy homes in on the signal and detonates its warhead just above the target.\nIsrael is developing a loitering drone capable of tracking elusive ground targets amid reports that Iran is seeking an anti-aircraft system.\nIsrael Aerospace Industries (IAI) is reportedly developing a killer drone, known as Harop, which can be used against \"anti-aircraft systems and mobile or concealed ballistic missile launchers\".\nVideo footage of the hunter-killer drone's test-flight showed a prototype of the system destroy a naval target.\nHarop, which is deployed as a \"fire and forget\" weapon, is designed to travel over 1,000 kilometers to patrol an assigned area and attack any hostile radar activated in its vicinity.\nThe development comes at a time when the Israeli military is making preliminary preparations for launching a war against Iran to take out the country's nuclear infrastructure -- according to its annual work plan for 2009.\nDespite Western doubts over the success of any military plan against Iran, Israel -- which terms the country as an \"existential threat\" -- has repeatedly threatened to take out Iranian nuclear infrastructure through aerial strikes.\nOfficials in Tehran contend that the country's nuclear program is directed at the civilian applications of the technology. Israel, however, accuses Iran, a signatory of the nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT), of developing nuclear weaponry.\nWhile casting doubt over the possibility of an imminent Israeli attack, Iran has moved to enhance its defensive capabilities against aerial strikes through acquiring a sophisticated Russian-built anti-aircraft missile system, S-300.\nThe S-300, dubbed as the \"game-changer\", is feared by US and Israeli weapons experts as an element that can effectively rule out a successful attack against Iran.\n\"If Tehran obtained the S-300, it would be a game-changer in military thinking for tackling Iran,\" says long-time Pentagon advisor Dan Goure.\nIran is reportedly negotiating a deal with Russia to obtain the S-300 surface-to-air defense system capable of engaging up to 100 targets at once.\nThe surface-to-air system tracks targets using a mobile radar station, immune to jamming.\nThe Harop drone, meanwhile, is designed to loiter over suspected locations to spot and attack targets as they are exposed right before activation.\nDue to its low speed and economical fuel consumption, the drone can sustain a mission of several hours over the targeted area.\nHarop, an advanced version of the Harpy killer drone, has been optimized to operate against enemy radars and surface-to-air missiles.\nThe radar killer drone is also capable of detecting suspected ballistic missile sites, where it would target missile silos and shelters as they are opened before firing.\nWith Israeli war threats running hot and cold, Tehran has long been eying the S-300 defense system to ensure the safety of its nuclear infrastructure against a potential Israeli strike.\nTel Aviv, however, expects to surprise Iranian military officials with the loitering weapon as it can target the radar-equipped S-300 before it enters attack mode.",
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        "raw_content": "By Kim Downing\n**Note: These options are available in the various countries in the world, so wherever you are located, please be sure to check with local kennel clubs to see the rules in your country and presiding clubs/authorities for each activity.**\nThe most common activity to move into from general training is competitive obedience and rally.\nObedience trials have multiple levels with each one getting harder. The typical tasks include heeling, sit, down, recall, and stay. Higher levels include scent discrimination, send outs, jumping over jumps, among other tasks.\nObedience is more formal and requires tighter precision in the work. Additionally, there is no talking (other than one spoken command unless you are using hand signal commands) to the dog allowed during the exercise, although you can praise in between exercises.\nRally is an off shoot of obedience that is intended to be an entry into the competitive obedience world. 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This is challenging because you need to train your dog for as many possible course variations as you can.\nPrior to your run, you (and the other competitors) are allowed to walk the course without your dog to get a feel for the order and figure out how you are going to handle it. When it is your turn to enter the ring with your dog, you have to help your dog navigate the course correctly at a high speed. This requires a lot of training and good communication between you and the dog.\nHerding is an old time training activity that still has real world applications. It is also a competitive sport with multiple levels of titles, but it a challenging activity for both the handler and the dog.\nThe dog and the handler have to work in unison with one another. The dog needs to listen to the handler, but the handler also has to closely trust the dog and listen to it.\nHerding is all about moving stock (ducks, sheep, cattle) from one place to the pen. 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        "raw_content": "Early American tiger maple stool with shaved or chamfered legs. The solid maple rectangular top is quite heavy and has a great chamfered bottom. The underside of the seat shows an early finish with craquelere to the red paint. There are also remnants of the oxidized red paint to the legs (which are chamfered into a lamb's tongue). Tack holes show that the stool has been upholstered numerous times in its long life. There is a great burn mark on the top and, as you can see in the photos below, the tiger maple wood is almost burled (it may, in fact be burl). The edge of the seat is rough. 14\" 6 3/4\", 6 3/4\" tall. Circa 1800.\nPlease see our History of Footstools or Crickets page for more information.",
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        "raw_content": "\u00ab Japan Part 1 \u2013 Osaka, Kobe and Kyoto\nLet\u2019s start things off by exploring the area around Shinagawa.\nThis is the north entrance out of the station itself.\nOne evening I had decided to go for a walk northeast along the harbor to shoot some of the bridges and overpasses here.\nI forgot to mention this in my Hong Kong post, but I have a funny story regarding the tripod I was using. The tripod I brought with me was a dinky little thing that could barely hold a point and shoot when extended more than a few feet, so when I arrived in Hong Kong ready to do some serious night photography I knew I needed something a little sturdier. I didn\u2019t want to bring my main tripod from home due to its size, but I figured when I was in Hong Kong that I could buy one used from a second hand shop and just sell it back to them before I left, then do the same here in Japan.\nWell when searching for my replacement Minolta camera body in Kowloon, I found an awesome new tripod with a removable ball head for only around $40 US. I worked out a deal with the clerk who said I could sell it back to them in two weeks before I left for half that, effectively renting me a really nice tripod for only $20. Well it turns out I didn\u2019t want to get rid of it, so I kept it and brought it with me to Japan, knowing that I\u2019d never find another tripod that nice for anywhere close to that price here.\nThe funny part is when I tried to bring it on the plane in the HK airport, the girl working security said I couldn\u2019t bring it with me due to it being about two inches too long. I was all set to have her just throw it away and was filling out paperwork to grant them permission to dispose of it when I came up with the best idea I\u2019d had all day. I smiled, unscrewed the 4\u2033 tall ball head and stuffed it in my bag and was on my way. I still have it and use it to this day, and it stands up to the $300 tripod I\u2019ve been using for years.\nThis is the Rainbow Bridge that connects the mainland with some of the man-made islands where Tokyo\u2019s ports are located. After I took this picture I was actually feeling a bit tired due to waking up uncharacteristically early, so I laid down on some steps in a small park and took a quick nap. One of the many beautiful things about Japan is the insanely low crime rate. It\u2019s effectively non-existent. I remember reading that my guesthouse in Osaka was in one of the worst areas for crime in all of Japan, yet its crime rate was still less than one half of one percent of that of New York City.\nNext up is Asakusa which is one of Tokyo\u2019s more traditional areas, with some temples and shrines scattered about, namely the Senso-ji which I\u2019ll show you in a bit.\nThere was an elevated train system running through the middle of Asakusa with tons of little shops, bars and restaurants nestled underneath. It made for some nice cover on this rainy day.\nI peeked in a window to see what appeared to be two butchers portioning out some meat.\nHere\u2019s the Senso-ji temple. It\u2019s one of the main attractions here in Asakusa, and was lined with dozens of little shops selling food and souvenirs.\nI stopped by in the evening as well to get some night pictures of it.\nWe\u2019re still in Tokyo however, so a block or two away and you\u2019re right back in the city.\nI didn\u2019t have my tripod on me this night, so it was a miracle I was able to capture anything with 800 speed film and an f/4 lens.\nThe first area I stayed in during my time in Tokyo was a guesthouse a few blocks away from the Minami-senju station. It wasn\u2019t too far outside of a few of the busier parts of the city and had really affordable rates by Tokyo standards.\nThere was a small cafe near my guesthouse where I ate dinner a few nights. After I snapped this picture of this gentleman he offered me some shochu which I graciously accepted. I had some shochu a few weeks prior while I was out with Haru in Osaka, and the fact that I even knew what it was seemed to impress him and his drinking buddies. It tastes a lot like sake, but unlike sake is usually not made from rice. It\u2019s also distilled instead of brewed and has a (sometimes much) higher alcohol content.\nNext up is Shinjuku, which is probably one of the biggest and most popular sections of Tokyo.\nAlthough you\u2019d probably never guess it by the last two pictures I posted, Shinjuku is home to the largest and busiest train station in the world. It serves around 3-4 million people per day and has over 200 exits. Yes, 200 subway exits. I got lost in here one night and ended up walking underground in a straight line for a good 25 minutes before I just gave up and went outside. There\u2019s practically an entire city under here.\nOne of the big attractions for me in Shinjuku was the Yodobashi camera and electronics superstore. They have these in most of the major cities in Japan, including a few in Tokyo alone, but I believe the one in Shinjuku is the biggest. The store here encompasses several buildings and takes up multiple floors on each. Before I realized this I remember going up and checking out all eight floors in one of the buildings looking for their film section, only to find that they have another separate building entirely just for their film stocks.\nThis was my Australian friend Matty trying to communicate with this Japanese woman. She shied away and turned around as soon as I lifted my camera, and he was trying to convince her to let me take her picture. I met Matty in my guesthouse in Yokohama, both of which which I\u2019ll talk more about later.\nOn Matty\u2019s last night here we ended up walking around Shinjuku drinking some rather strong alcoholic beverages we kept stocking up on from the nearest convenience stores. Over the course of our festivities we ran into this group of young ladies performing some songs from their band Lovepunk. We ended up talking a bit after their set and Matty and I promised to make them famous on the internet, so here they are. Be sure to check out some of their songs on their Youtube channel. I gotta say, these girls really know how to perform.\nOne of my favorite parts of Shinjuku was a nightlife and entertainment area called Kabukicho. I popped into a few bars and cafes here and it was really cool to just walk around and take in the atmosphere.\nThere was a small little alleyway near the station which had a lot of little food joints as well.\nMost of these places seemed to specialize in two of Japan\u2019s most popular dishes, gyoza and yakitori. Gyoza is essentially steamed or fried dumplings while yakitori is skewered chicken. The yakitori is much like the satay I had in Malaysia and Thailand, with the main differences probably being the spices and dipping sauces used. Both were of course extremely tasty.\nOne thing I sort of regret about my trip here was that I left just a bit too soon. This picture was taken on my last day in Tokyo as the cherry blossoms had just started to bloom. Another week and the entire city would have been full of their beautiful bright pink flowers. There\u2019s always next time I suppose.\nOne of the places I had really wanted to visit here in Shinjuku was the New York bar on the 52nd floor of the Park Hyatt hotel.\nIn my previous post I had shown you a shrine which was a filming location in the movie Lost in Translation. This bar was also used in the filming of this movie, and was where Bill Murray spent most of his time drowning away his sorrows while overlooking Tokyo. As I had come here on the last day of my trip, I figured I\u2019d join him in spirit for a drink while listening to some lovely jazz and reflecting on what a wonderful time I\u2019d had.\nI also promised a certain someone that I\u2019d include a picture of myself for a change in this blog post, so here I am, messy hair and all.\nI also spent a bit of time in Shinjuku with my medium format camera and tripod.\nI used my color correction filters for many of my night shots. I brought an 80A and 82C with me which I used to balance a lot of the warm artificial lighting found in places like this. I could have probably achieved much of the same effect during scanning, but I like to do as much as I can in-camera instead of just editing it in post. The vast majority of my film workflow is just scanning and resizing, which helped save a bunch of time when coming back from this trip with over 100 rolls of spent film.\nThe last place I visited here in Shinjuku was the Government Metropolitan Building. This building has a free observation deck 660 feet up which I visited a couple times.\nThe view over the city here was fantastic. I came back at night once but apparently tripods aren\u2019t allowed up top, so I wasn\u2019t really able to get any pictures I\u2019m proud of.\nOne day I decided to walk from Shinjuku down to Shibuya, another of Tokyo\u2019s popular districts.\nAlong the way I walked through Yoyogi Park which contains the Meiji Shrine. While I was walking around the shrine there seemed to be a bit of commotion, and there were people trying to clear a path through the center. It turns out there was a traditional Japanese Shinto wedding precession taking place. I don\u2019t know how often this sort of thing happens, but I guess I was pretty lucky.\nFor a couple hundred Yen you could write down a little prayer on a block of wood and hang it up on a big wall. Some of them were pretty touching.\nAs I approached Shibuya I ran into this protest march. I have no idea what they were marching about.\nOne of the many things I miss about Japan are all the crazy drinks they have. All the juices, energy drinks and of course the vending machine coffees which I drank every morning. I found a place around where I live that sells the little 6oz Japanese coffee cans but it\u2019s just not the same.\nThis is the view of the famous Shibuya intersection from the adjacent Starbucks. It\u2019s not too busy-looking here, but check out this video I took to see what it\u2019s usually like. Nearly every time the light changes, the road turns into a veritable sea of people. Also in the background of that video you can actually hear a guy on the bullhorn from the marchers I mentioned previously.\nHere\u2019s another shot of the intersection, this time at night.\nShibuya seemed to be one of the more colorful districts of Tokyo.\nI started climbing a few buildings south of the main area in Shibuya to do some rooftop photography, but it started raining out almost immediately so I didn\u2019t get many pictures.\nThe railway system in Tokyo, by all accounts, is crazy. Actually it\u2019s not as bad as it seems, but take a look at the train maps to get an idea of what I\u2019m talking about.\nOn the left is the subway map and on the right is the map for the above-ground trains. Feel free to click on it to get a larger view. Like I said it wasn\u2019t so bad though, after about a week or so I started to figure it out. There are a lot of different lines, and a lot of them are run by different companies which sometimes require separate tickets to make transfers, but there are a few main lines which got me to most of the places I needed to go. Plus, I always kept a copy of these maps in my back pocket so I never really had any problems.\nAs I did in the other cities I visited on this trip, I got myself a rechargeable electronic pass card to use for the trains. This way I didn\u2019t have to worry about getting tickets or calculating how much my fare would be. I could just swipe my card and go, recharging it whenever it got low.\nThe only problems I did sometimes run into were walking through underground subway stations that obviously weren\u2019t built for someone 6\u20191 like myself. I don\u2019t think a day went by in Japan when I didn\u2019t hit my head on something.\nThe signs were sometimes confusing as well, but most of the important information was often listed in English as well.\nWhen I was doing research for my trip I had read that it rarely snows in Tokyo. I don\u2019t know how rare exactly, but I remember reading something along the lines of once every 2-4 years. Since I was arriving in late February, I figured the odds of catching a snowy day were pretty slim.\nImagine my surprise when I wake up one morning to see everything outside my window blanketed in snow. I don\u2019t think I\u2019ve ever gotten out of bed so fast in my life. I think I went from asleep to out the door in about 4 minutes.\nThe first thing I did was hit the train station to catch a ride into the city.\nI wasn\u2019t really sure where I wanted to go as I hadn\u2019t planned on anything like this happening. I remembered reading about the Tokyo Imperial Palace located in a huge park in central Tokyo, so I figured that would be a cool place to start.\nUnfortunately what I didn\u2019t find during my limited research of this place was that visitors are not allowed anywhere near it, so this was as close as I could get. Then right as I left it stopped snowing, so I hopped in a nearby Sukiya to warm up and grab some gyudon for lunch. Oh well, it was cool while it lasted.\nNext up is an area known as Shinbashi. Looking back, I really wish I spent more time here. On one side it had a really cool ambiance with a lot of small bars and cafes, while a few blocks away was the ultra-modern Shiodome district, full of huge skyscrapers housing some of Japan\u2019s largest corporations.\nLike I said I wish I had spent more time here. While I\u2019m happy with the few pictures I have from Shinbashi, I don\u2019t think they\u2019re really able to recreate the unique atmosphere I\u2019m remembering. You\u2019ll just have to go check it out for yourself I guess.\nBefore I left for my trip I had heard a lot about Ikebukuro. I had originally planned on spending more time here than I did, but it didn\u2019t really capture my attention as much as I thought it would have.\nThe one time I got out and walked around here I ended up feeling a bit underwhelmed and just walked down to Shinjuku.\nThese two pictures I thought came out pretty cool though.\nSo far on this trip I hadn\u2019t had much luck gaining access to many of the port areas, and I figured Tokyo wouldn\u2019t be any different, but I had to give it a shot anyway.\nA long walk across a few bridges.\nThrough a few small commercial centers.\nI was limited to this one vantage point, but this was the closest I had gotten to a container crane all trip. A few of them were even in action, loading up a ship.\nThe next area of Tokyo I visited, Akihabara, was much like Ikebukuro for me. Although this time I was sort of expecting to not spend a lot of time here due to it being geared mainly towards the \u201cotaku\u201d culture, which I think is basically just a term used to describe people who prefer to spend their time playing video games, reading comic books and watching anime over more \u2018social\u2019 activities. I\u2019m actually a pretty big fan of the old show Cowboy Bebop myself, but that\u2019s about as far as I\u2019ve gone into that sort of stuff.\nI did stop by a really cool basement-level restaurant for lunch. I had a very awesome bowl of Tekkadon, which is sushi-grade slices of raw tuna over a bowl of sushi rice. There was some other stuff on it too, as well as some pickled ginger and a dollop of wasabi, so it was essentially like a big sushi bowl.\nThe last place I\u2019m going to bring you from Tokyo before moving on to Hakone and the Kanagawa district south of Tokyo is the observation deck situated atop the Tokyo World Trade Center.\nI got up here just as the sun was setting, and was greeted with the most amazing view of Tokyo I\u2019ve seen yet.\nClick on this pano to check out the higher res version.\nAnother shot of yours truly, next to the famous Tokyo Tower.\nI didn\u2019t have my tripod with me once again, but who needs one when you\u2019ve got a 50mm f/1.2 lens.\nBack on the ground I stopped in to a small cafe for some cold soba noodles before heading back the guesthouse for the night.\nAbout halfway through my time spent in Tokyo I met up with my dad who was flying through Narita Airport while on a business trip. He\u2019s more of a nature guy than a big city guy, so we headed out west to a resort town near the base of Mt. Fuji called Hakone. This town is known for its onsens (hot springs) and ryokans (traditional-style hotels), and is a pretty popular vacation spot for Japanese tourists.\nOne of the first things we did here was visit the sulfur springs of Owakudani. To get there we had to take a train through the woods, up a mountain, hop on a Swiss-made cable car, and then finally catch a gondola ride up to the area where the springs were located.\nIt was pretty chilly up here (and a little bit smelly from all the sulfur), but the views were incredible.\nIt was a little cloudy around Mt Fuji though so this was the best shot I could get of it.\nAnother day we took a bus ride out to Lake Ashi and went on a little hike.\nHere you can see the Hakone Shrine, and behind it would normally be a stunning view of Mt Fuji if it weren\u2019t again for the clouds.\nThe hike we went on was along the old Tokaido Road, which used to connect Kyoto and Tokyo roughly 300 years ago.\nWe didn\u2019t dare venture any further after coming across this alarming sign.\nOne of the other attractions we visited here was the Hakone Open-Air Sculpture Museum. It was similar to a place we have back home called the DeCordova Sculpture Park, but much bigger and with many more sculptures.\nThis is actually the only shot I got of my dad. He\u2019s the one in the sphere with the bright orange shirt.\nHere is probably my best shot from the entire trip.\nThe train ride back to the hotel was full of exhausted schoolkids.\nAfter the three days spent out in Hakone with my dad, we took a train back into Tokyo so he could catch a flight back home. After he left I went back down to Yokohama where I had been staying. I was only in my guesthouse in Minami-senju for maybe a week or so. I had wanted to hop down to Yokohama for a few days to check it out and ended up finding an awesome place to stay there called the Kanalian Guesthouse, and since Yokohama was only a 20 minute train ride from Tokyo I just decided to set up camp there for the rest of my trip. It was actually closer to Shinjuku and a lot of other places than my old guesthouse, so it ended up saving me lots of commuting time.\nThe taxi stand outside the main Yokohama station.\nThe guesthouse was only a 5 or 10 minute walk from there.\nThis is Lee, the guesthouse owner, and my Australian buddy Matty. Lee and Matty are just two all-around great guys. I can\u2019t even count the amount cool places Lee brought us out to eat at that we never would have been able to find ourselves. Two of my favorites were an old Japanese curry house he brought us to one night, and then to a place that sells tonkatsu, which is my new favorite thing to eat. Tonkatsu is basically pork cutlets deep-fried in panko, covered in a thick Japanese Worcestershire sauce and then served on a bed of shredded cabbage with a side of daikon radish. If you\u2019re interested in trying this out, which I think you probably should be, the tonkatsu sauce can usually be found in most Asian supermarkets. Just fry up some cutlets and you\u2019re good to go.\nMatty is a tattoo artist from Melbourne. He comes to Yokohama every so often to get tattooed by an awesome and very talented artist here, whom he also learns from in order to be able to apply the traditional style of Japanese tattoos to his own work back home. Pretty cool stuff.\nOne night nearing the end of my stay, I mentioned to Lee that I wanted to eat something called the fugu. The fugu is an infamous blowfish filled with a deadly neurotoxin called tetrodotoxin. Apparently the chefs who prepare the fugu need to be specially trained and go through a rigorous licensing process due to its extremely lethal nature. A single drop of the tetrodotoxin will paralyze anyone who ingests it, starting in the mouth and then extending over the entire body, and eventually paralyzing the diaphragm which leads to death by respiratory failure within a couple of hours. So I think you can understand why I obviously needed to try some before I left.\nSo here\u2019s a picture that Lee took of me eating my fugu, which I\u2019m happy to say wasn\u2019t my last. I survived the fugu!\nAfter our fugu meal, Lee told me that I really needed to try something even better: whale meat. I was still pretty hungry so I figured a nice big whale would certainly hit the spot. We got to this little whale bar that served a few varieties of super-fresh whale. She pointed to the whale chart behind her and asked us which kind we\u2019d like to eat, but I let Lee decide as I\u2019m certainly no expert on the subject.\nI forget which kind we ended up going with, but I remember looking it up on Wikipedia and finding that it wasn\u2019t that endangered, so all you whale rights activists can chill out. It was served raw, with a raw egg yolk mixed in with a little bit of pepper. It was more like eating raw red meat than eating sushi, but the flavor itself was very unique. It definitely wont be the last whale I eat, I can tell you that.\nOne rainy day in Yokohama I decided to head down south a bit to check out the coastal town of Kamakura. There are a few temples down here, as well as a huge old bronze Buddha. There were also a few nice hiking trails through the small mountains in the area, so I popped on my raincoat and headed down there for the day.\nI think normally the beach here is a pretty big attraction for the locals, but on this rainy March day it was completely empty.\nThere were a bunch of mini Buddhas at one of the temples I visited, but they were nothing compared to the Buddha I was about to see.\nApparently this 43\u2032 tall Buddha is almost 800 years old. They originally spent ten years building a wooden one, which was promptly destroyed by a storm about 4 or 5 years later, so they rebuilt it in bronze and it\u2019s been standing to this day.\nBack in Yokohama I spent a night or two wandering around with my tripod taking pictures.\nYokohama is actually Japan\u2019s second largest city, so even though I was here mainly to commute into Tokyo, there was still plenty to see here in Yokohama itself.\nOne day Lee let me borrow one of his bikes at the guesthouse and I took it all around the industrial ports in Yokohama.\nI ended up riding around for over 8 hours. I\u2019m pretty sure it gave me a mild case of tendonitis in my palms, as I couldn\u2019t even hold a set of chopsticks for maybe 4 days afterwards.\nIt was definitely worth it though.\nSo after 3 of the best months of my life it was finally time to go home. As much as I loved every second of this trip, I was definitely looking forward to getting back, sleeping in my own bed and seeing all my friends and family I had been away from for so long. Not to mention finally going over all the pictures I had been taking. The absolute freedom of being on the road is unlike anything else and is truly one of my passions, but the barrage of new and exciting experiences and constant uncertainty can get a bit exhausting after a while. Of course after a few weeks of being back home I wish I was back out traveling again, but for now it was time for this trip to come to an end.\nLooking back, it\u2019s hard for me to pick a favorite out of all the places I had been. Every country I visited was so different and had so many awesome experiences to offer. I think one of the most valuable lessons I had learned on this trip though is that it\u2019s not so much the places you go or the things you see, it\u2019s the people you meet along the way. I had spent all my time beforehand planning out all the things I wanted to do, but in the end it\u2019s the things that are impossible to plan which ended up providing me with the fondest memories. I can always go back and see the same buildings, temples, cities and countrysides, but it\u2019s the friendships I\u2019ve formed and memories of the people I met which will be with me forever.\nThis entry was posted in Travel and tagged 35mm, Akihabara, Asakusa, Asia, bullet train, container port, DeCordova Sculpture Park, film, fugu, Fuji GS645S, Hakone, Ikebukuro, industrial port, Japan, Kabukicho, Kamakura, Kanagawa, Kanalian Guesthouse, Kawasaki, Lost in Translation, medium format, Minami-Senju, Minolta XG-M, Mt Fuji, Narita, New York Bar, onsen, Owakudani, Park Hyatt, Portra, Rainbow Bridge, Rokkor, Rokkor 135mm f/3.5, Rokkor 28mm f/2.8, Rokkor 50mm f/1.2, ryokan, Senso-ji, Shibuya, Shinagawa, Shinbashi, Shinjuku, Shinkansen, Shiodome, Tokaido Road, Tokyo, Yamanote, Yashica Electro 35 CC, Yokohama. Bookmark the permalink. 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        "raw_content": "Many Gather Tuesday For County Ceremony\nThe local American Legion and Chautauqua County Veterans Council provided a performance of \u201cTaps\u201d and a 21-gun salute. P-J Photo By Jordan W. Patterson\nMAYVILLE \u2014 Seventeen years have come and gone since the date Sept. 11, 2001, became one of the most infamous moments in history. Dozens gathered outside the Chautauqua County Courthouse on Tuesday to ensure the more than 3,000 lives lost on that fateful day and additional lives lost over the course of the many days that followed were remembered and never forgotten.\nThe 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony was held by the local American Legion and the Chautauqua County Veterans Council to honor the lives lost in New York City, Pennsylvania and Washington, and the subsequent lives lost in armed conflicts.\n\u201cFor someone my age, I remember exactly where I was that day, and I was actually watching TV live as the second plane hit the south tower,\u201d said County Executive George Borrello. \u201cIt\u2019s a very somber day of remembrance.\u201d\nBorrello emphasized the importance of holding remembrance ceremonies for 9/11. He expressed concern that the youth of the country might be too young to remember Sept. 11, its impact and the events that followed. For him, 9/11 ceremonies are not only important, but are necessary to educate the youth.\n\u201cThe threat is not over and the War on Terror persists and we need to remain diligent and strong,\u201d he said.\nIn addition to Borrello\u2019s address, state Sen. Cathy Young and Assemblyman Andy Goodell also gave a speech at the remembrance ceremony. A representative from Congressman Tom Reed\u2019s office was also present. Additionally, Scott Dearing, Chautauqua County American Legion commander; Stan Kawski, Chautauqua County chaplain; Pat Hayward, Chautauqua County Auxiliary president; and Henry Link, who served as the event\u2019s master of ceremony, also spoke.\n\u201cIt\u2019s important to remember the heroism that occurred on 9/11 when we had all the first responders rush into the building in the face of obvious danger in an effort to save the people\u2019s lives,\u201d Goodell said.\nGoodell said every American can pay their respects to the lives lost by making their own communities better.\n\u201cWe should all strive to be everyday heroes,\u201d he said.\nThe ceremony featured a performance of \u201cTaps\u201d and a 21-gun salute.\nFor Young, she believed the intention and mission of the terrorists on 9/11 back fired. In her eyes, the country was more united than it was before following the tragic events 17 years ago.\n\u201cThe opposite happened,\u201d Young said. \u201cAll that is good and right about America showed through \u2013 not only across the country, but right in our state and our county.\u201d\nYoung also mentioned that Amy King, a Celoron native and Southwestern Central School graduate, lost her life on 9/11 as she was a passenger on one of the hijacked planes that struck the World Trade Center. The state senator also praised the efforts of first responders who were on the scene of the plane crashes and those who rushed to impacted areas in the following days and weeks.\n\u201cSince that time so many of our brave young people have volunteered to serve,\u201d she said.\nYoung noted that Chautauqua County is home to numerous Gold Star families who have lost a family member serving in combat \u2013 a sacrifice that she said makes remembrance ceremonies personal to local residents.\n\u201cIt\u2019s important that we continue to reflect and remember,\u201d she said. \u201cMy hat is off to our local veterans for making sure that we have this ceremony.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "Don't get me wrong, I respect and admire those serving in the military and the the families who also share the sacrifices when members are serving, or who have suffered the loss of a family member while in service to America.\nBut a military themed Christmas that's been cooked up by the White House strikes me as a strange.\n\u201cWhen visitors arrive, the very first thing they\u2019ll see is a tree decorated to pay tribute to our Armed Forces,\" (Mrs. Obama) said. \"This tree, graced with special Gold Star ornaments, tells the story of some of our greatest heroes: Those who gave their lives for our country. And any Gold Star family who visits the White House can create their own ornament to honor their loved one.\u201d\nMuch as I love and respect those who serve, Christmas is not about gathering around the military or paying tribute to our armed forces.\nThere was a time that the White House actually actually referenced Christ when celebrating Christmas, and acknowledged the traditional meaning of the holiday.\nHere's an excerpt from Ronald Reagan's 1981 Christmas address:\nSome celebrate Christmas as the birthday of a great and good philosopher and teacher. Others of us believe in the divinity of the child born in Bethlehem, that he was and is the promised Prince of Peace. Yes, we've questioned why he who could perform miracles chose to come among us as a helpless babe, but maybe that was his first miracle, his first great lesson that we should learn to care for one another.\nTonight, in millions of American homes, the glow of the Christmas tree is a reflection of the love Jesus taught us. Like the shepherds and wise men of that first Christmas, we Americans have always tried to follow a higher light, a star, if you will. At lonely campfire vigils along the frontier, in the darkest days of the Great Depression, through war and peace, the twin beacons of faith and freedom have brightened the American sky. At times our footsteps may have faltered, but trusting in God's help, we've never lost our way.\nJust across the way from the White House stand the two great emblems of the holiday season: a Menorah, symbolizing the Jewish festival of Hanukkah, and the National Christmas Tree, a beautiful towering blue spruce from Pennsylvania. Like the National Christmas Tree, our country is a living, growing thing planted in rich American soil. Only our devoted care can bring it to full flower. So, let this holiday season be for us a time of rededication.\nBack to the Obamas for a sec. They seem to blur a lot of lines this Christmas. More than usual.\nIt's as if they rolled Memorial Day, Gold Star Mothers Day, and Christmas all into one before jetting off to play on the beaches and golf courses of Hawaii.\nStrikes me as just another anecdotal example reflecting how little the Obamas understand or respect the traditional American experience, let alone the American Christmas holiday.\nLabels: American tradition, blue star, Christmas, gold star, military, Obama, Reagan, tradition, White House",
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        "raw_content": "Wahl (Wahl Company, later Eversharp, Inc.) A pen manufacturing company located in Illinois. Founded as the Wahl Adding Machine Company in 1905 by John C. Wahl, the company in 1915 purchased a controlling interest in Keeran & Company, maker of the Eversharp propelling pencil invented in 1913 by Charles R. Keeran (U.S. Patent No 1,130,741). An enduring legend of modern collecting has it that the Eversharp pencil was invented by Hayakawa Tokuji, the founder of Japan\u2019s Sharp Corporation. Hayakawa did invent a mechanical pencil in 1915, but his invention was the Ever-Ready Sharp pencil, not the Eversharp pencil, and it had nothing to do with Wahl. In 1916, Wahl completely absorbed Keeran\u2019s company, acquiring the rights to the Eversharp name and gaining also the angular Eversharp logo that remained in use into the 1940s. In 1917 Wahl purchased most of the assets of the Boston Fountain Pen Company and moved its operations to Chicago. By about 1927, Wahl had risen to become a premier pen maker and displaced Conklin as a member of the \u201cBig Four\u201d American makers; and in 1940 the company changed its name to become Eversharp. Inc. Perhaps the best known of Eversharp\u2019s pens is the 1940s Skyline (shown below), a streamlined pen designed by noted industrial designer Henry Dreyfuss. During World War II, Eversharp purchased the rights to L\u00e1szl\u00f3 B\u00edr\u00f3\u2019s ballpoint patent and in 1945 introduced the CA, which was a catastrophic failure. In 1957 Parker purchased Eversharp\u2019s writing instruments division. See also Boston (definition 1), first tier, Skyline, Wahl Pen.\nWahl-Oxford See Oxford.\nWahl Pen The Wahl Company\u2019s omnibus model name for its pens produced c. 1921 to c. 1928, supplanting the Tempoint. The Wahl Pen appeared in hard rubber and in sterling silver, silver-filled, silver-plated, gold, and gold-filled versions. There were clip-style pens and ringtops, in sizes using Nos 0, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 nibs. Shown below are a 73 (BCHR) and a 656A (gold-filled, Grecian Border pattern). Read a profile of the Wahl Pen here. See also Tempoint, Wahl.\nWaltham A line of third-tier fountain pens produced by the Starr Pen Company of Chicago, Illinois, doing business as the Waltham Pen Company. Some Waltham pens, e.g., the Postmaster, carried a lifetime guarantee. Shown below is a typical Waltham pen. These pens, not connected in any way with the Waltham Watch Company of Waltham, Massachusetts, used nibs made by the C. Howard Hunt Pen Company. On August 24, 1944, Hunt and Waltham were enjoined by the U.S. Federal Trade Commission from producing pens or nibs bearing the name WALTHAM; the case went up to the U.S. District Court of Appeals for Washington, D.C., and was finally closed on December 31, 1952. See also Starr.\nWardrite A \u201chouse brand\u201d of fountain pens produced by the National Pen Products Company for Montgomery Ward & Co. during the late 1920s and early 1930s. Wardrite pens were of good quality and featured 14K nibs. See also National.\nWARRANTED A mark included in the imprint on nibs made by anonymous makers; indicates that the nib\u2019s gold content is warranted to be as described, usually 14K (below, at left). Used to combat fraudulent marking of plated steel or brass nibs in such a fashion that the term 14KT or 14KT GOLD was visible while the word PLATED or PLATE was concealed within the section (below, at right, a plated brass nib). Many vintage manufacturers used WARRANTED nibs as original equipment in the same way that most modern manufacturers use Bock, Schmidt, or JoWo nibs without custom imprints. Stock nibs are less costly than customized ones and can usually be purchased in smaller quantities. See also 14K, karat, nib.\nwasher clip A clip that is attached to the pen\u2019s cap by means of a ring, or washer, through which a bushing or jewel is screwed or riveted into the cap. The washer-clip design was patented in 1916 by Parker (U.S. Patent No 1,197,224) and was first used on the company\u2019s Jack-Knife Safety pens. Shown below is a clip from a 1920s Parker Duofold Senior (\u201cBig Red\u201d). See also clip.\nWashington A low-line brand produced by the Franklin Pen Company. See Franklin.\nWASP (also Wasp) A Sheaffer sub-brand (1930s-early 1940s), named using the initials of the W. A. Sheaffer Pen Company. Sheaffer produced several WASP models, including some that were principally testbeds for new design features such as the Vacuum-Fil system. At various times, these pens were imprinted as products of the Wasp Pen Company or as WASP pens made by Sheaffer. The line \u201cshook out\u201d eventually to two primary models: the Addipoint, which featured a user-replaceable steel nib unit; and the Clipper (below, an Oversize Clipper Deluxe). Read a profile of the WASP Clipper here. See also Addipoint.\nWater (Water Pen Company, Inc.) A pen manufacturer located in New York City; operated in the mid-1930s. The company was founded (possibly by Francis K. Werner and Anton Enz) to exploit patents by Eugene K. Werner for a pen that would make its own ink when filled with water. Werner\u2019s design differed from others of the time in that it placed its dried ink component (a stick resembling a short length of drawing pencil lead) in a recess in the feed. Like other ink-making pens, Werner\u2019s fell short of expectations, and the company resorted to making ordinary third-tier lever-filling pens like the desk pen shown here. This pen bears U.S. Patents Nos 1,959,187 and 1,994,261 in its barrel imprint, but it employs the features of neither. See also Camel, Dictator, Grieshaber ink pellet.\nWaterman, A. A. (A. A. Waterman & Co.) A series of pen manufacturing companies located in Boston and New York City. Founded in 1897 by Arthur A. Waterman and Edward L. Gibson, the first company was dissolved in 1899 after losing a lawsuit brought by L. E. Waterman alleging that A. A. Waterman was trading on the name of its better-known competitor. \u00b6 Waterman thereupon formed a new company by himself and, two months later, entered into partnership with Edson E. Dewey. This incarnation of the company lasted until late in 1900, when it was dissolved and its assets transferred to the Colonial Pen company to satisfy a debt. \u00b6 In 1901, Waterman started again, this time entering into a partnership with William G. Frazer and Hobart W. Geyer. Known primarily for its 1903 introduction of pens using a twist filler invented by Harry W. Stone (U.S. Patent No 744,642), A. A. Waterman produced pens of very high quality, in some cases better than that of comparable pens made by L. E. Waterman. In 1905, A. A. himself left the company under an agreement that named the reduced partnership of Frazer and Geyer as manufacturer and sales agent for the Eastern United States and Waterman as sales agent for the Western region. Some modern accounts state that A. A. was forced out, but the evidence strongly suggests that he was a willing signatory. (This agreement was actually made to protect Waterman, giving him a way to \u201chide out\u201d while continuing to produce pens right under the nose of the L. E. Waterman Company, and he did so until he retired in 1919.) In 1912, L. E. Waterman sued the A. A. Waterman company (dba Modern Pen Company) over \u201cdevious\u201d advertising tactics implying that the two companies were affiliated; after that time, A. A. Waterman/Modern pens were required to bear an imprint stating that there was no such connection. In 1921, the company was renamed the Chicago Safety Pen Company, after which it sold off existing stock of A. A. Waterman twist fillers and also produced lever fillers. Shown here are a mottled twist filler made before the resolution of the 1912 lawsuit and a BCHR twist filler made after the judgment was handed down. Read a history of A. A. Waterman and his pens here. See also Waterman, L. E.\nWaterman, A. O. (A. O. Waterman Fountain Pen Co.) A pen manufacturing company founded in Dayton, Ohio. Incorporated on May 16, 1904, by J. Lewis Sievert, a jeweler; Maude E. Sievert, his wife; Andrew O. Waterman, a traveling salesman; Joseph V. Moross, a salesman for Sievert and an auctioneer; and Gertrude M. Moross, his wife. In its December 8, 1904, issue, Geyer\u2019s Stationer printed a warning that neither A. O. Waterman pens nor their boxes bore any indication of where the pens were made, a violation of a Federal court injunction in effect at that time, and that dealers should be very sure of their ground before offering the pens for sale. The company apparently moved to New York City relatively early in its history, as shown by the barrel imprint on the eyedropper-filling pen illustrated here.\nWaterman, I. S. (I. S. Waterman Pen Company) A fraudulent scheme operated by Isaac S. Waterman, whose original surname was not Waterman. He and his wife Rose changed their surname to Waterman for the purpose of passing off crudely made fountain pens bearing the imprint WATERMAN\u2019S IDEAL FOUNTAIN PEN as the genuine article. With an unknown number of assistants, the couple worked their swindle in New York, Pittsburgh, Chicago, and possibly other cities, selling their pens to dealers and pawnbrokers. Isaac had business cards reading \u201cI. S. Waterman Pen Co., Isaac S. Waterman, with Waterman Fountain Pen Company.\u201d Rose was arrested in Chicago on June 7, 1907. \u00b6 As the result of a suit brought by L. E. Waterman, a temporary writ of injunction had been issued against them in November 1906 by Judge Charles M. Hough in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York; the writ was made permanent in 1907 by Judge George W. Ray in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of New York. By the terms of the injunction, the couple and their heirs, servants, employees, etc., were enjoined from infringing on L. E. Waterman\u2019s Ideal trademark. They were also enjoined from using any corporate name containing Waterman, Waterman\u2019s, or Watermans\u2019s (whether coupled with the initials I. S. or not) for any purpose associated with the making or selling of pens \u201cunless accompanied by qualifying words which conspicuously, clearly, and unmistakably distinguish such corporate name from that of the complainant.\u201d\nWaterman, L. E. (L. E. Waterman Company) A pen manufacturing company located in New York City. Founded in the early 1880s by Lewis E. Waterman, an insurance salesman, who discovered the channeled feed. Waterman introduced its riveted CLIP-CAP in 1905, popularized the screw-action safety pen beginning in 1907, and in 1915 introduced a lever filler using a boxed lever to circumvent Sheaffer\u2019s lever-filler patent. Waterman was one of the \u201cBig Four\u201d but was slow to adopt celluloid in the 1920s and modern styling in the 1930s, thus entering a decline, and the U.S. company survived only until 1957. Waterman sub-brands included Aikin Lambert (after 1915), Penanink, and Remex. 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Founded c. 1908; beginning in early mid-1908, the company offered pens for 50\u00a2 by mail order through publications such as Collier\u2019s, the National Weekly, and Leslie\u2019s Illustrated Weekly Newspaper, with advertisements asking the customer why he should pay the jobber\u2019s and retailer\u2019s markups. In the May 1908 issue of Popular Mechanics, Waterson was seeking agents to distribute its pens, which were BHR eyedropper fillers fitted with gold-plated brass nibs. Waterson probably ceased operation early in 1910; an agent in Kansas City, Missouri, was remaindering the pens for $1.00 in May and June of that year. 2 (Waterson Pen Company) A pen company located in St. Louis, Missouri; offered celluloid third-tier pens and matching propel/repel pencils from 1927 to about 1929 and then again in 1938, selling them through drug stores with newspaper coupons offering discounts of nearly 90% off the supposed retail price (e.g., $6.02 on a pen described misleadingly as a \u201c$7.00 size pen,\u201d with a pencil in a \u201csilk plush\u201d case available for an additional $1.98). The company\u2019s address did not appear in these advertisements. In late 1929, the company was also selling pens directly by mail order for $1.00 through newspaper advertisements that did include the company\u2019s address. Whether this Waterson Pen Company was related to the earlier one is unknown.\nWaverley 1 Trademarked name used by Macniven and Cameron Ltd for its turned-up steel pens and, later, on fountain pens. The Waverley name was a tribute to Sir Walter Scott, for his Waverley Novels, of which the best known is Ivanhoe . 2 (Spelled Waverly) A name used in the 1920s by Wahl for its version of a turned-up nib, which the company said offered smooth writing at all angles and wrote well on rough paper. See also Macniven, turned-up nib.\nW. B. Wilson See Nassau.\nWearever See Kahn.\nweb 1 A pattern with an irregular network of colored lines, used by Parker for barrel visulation on black Vacumatic Juniors (shown below, left), or the much more regular rectangular-block pattern used on the \u201cGolden Web\u201d Vacumatic Junior (below, right). Parker referred to the latter color simply as \u201cBrown.\u201d See also Golden Web. 2 Synonym for shoulder; see shoulder.\nWEBSTER 1 A \u201chouse brand\u201d of fountain pens produced by the National Pen Products Company for Sears, Roebuck & Co., e.g., the Skyrocket illustrated below. There is more information on Webster pens in this article on house-brand pens. See also National. 2 (Webster Pen Company) A fountain pen manufacturing company located in New York City; thought by one source to have been founded c. 1903 and to have failed c. 1920. I have seen business listings for Webster from the period 1904 to 1909.\nWeidlich 1 (O. E. Weidlich Pen Company) A pen manufacturing company located in Cincinnati, Ohio; founded by Otto Emil Weidlich c. 1889 to produce gold pens (dip nibs) and holders, stylographic pens, and fountain pens. Weidlich himself patented eyedropper-filling (U.S. Patents Nos 422,474 and 556,522), matchstick-filling (U.S. Patent No 766,560), and sleeve-filling (U.S. Patent No 818,803) fountain pens. The company ceased operation in 1914, and its entire assets were sold to Betzler & Wilson of Akron, Ohio, which moved everything to Akron to expand its own production. O. E. Weidlich was formally dissolved in 1915. See also Betzler & Wilson. 2 (Weidlich & Simpson Pen Company, also Weidlich-Simpson Pen Company) A fountain pen manufacturing company located in Cincinnati, Ohio; founded in 1911 by O. E. Weidlich, H. F. McGee, H. C. Bartlett, Jr., and N. C. Smith, and lasted at least into the 1920s. 3 (O. M. Weidlich Pen Company. Inc.) A fountain pen manufacturing company located in Cincinnati, Ohio; founded in 1913 by David Lorbach, C. Ward, L. Kichbath, A. K. Nippert, and L. A. Carver, with O. M. Weidlich as manager. 4 (Wm. Weidlich & Bro. Company) A manufacturers\u2019 agent and distributor located in St. Louis, Missouri; the company also did business as the Wright Pen and Stylus Company, and in that capacity it sold a rebranded version of O. E. Weidlich\u2019s matchstick filler.\nWelty (Welty Pen Company) A fountain pen manufacturing company located in Waterloo, Iowa; founded in 1904 by William A. Welty, a former pen salesman. The company initially sold eyedropper-filling pens, changing over to self-fillers after Welty developed a reliable hump filler (U.S. Patent No 834,542), which he named the Wawco filler. The company sold its pens under the Welty and Wawco names and also jobbed pens to be sold under other names, e.g., Oliver. Shown below is a Welty-branded pen. In 1915, the company reformed itself as the Evans Dollar Pen Company (to honor Patrick H. Evans, who had provided an infusion of cash after Welty won a lawsuit brought against him by Conklin) and continued selling pens of Welty\u2019s design but of poorer quality. Evans pens have less careful exterior finish, and their nibs are of 10K instead of the earlier 14K gold. \u00b6 Welty designed a new filling system that he named the Servo filler (U.S. Patent No 1,212,297) and entered into a short-lived partnership with Moore to produce the Servo Fountain Pen. Soon afterward, he moved to Chicago, Illinois, and founded William A. Welty & Co., selling primarily lever fillers. That company appears to have remained in business into the 1950s.\nwet noodle Colloquialism describing a superflexible nib. Commonly used in reference to the extremely flexible nibs on some vintage Waterman\u2019s pens; hence, \u201ca Waterman wet noodle.\u201d See also nib.\nwettability The degree to which a solid can be wetted by a liquid; a higher wettability indicates that the liquid (e.g., ink) will flow over the solid\u2019s surface more readily than it will flow over a less wettable solid. Palladium-plated nibs are more wettable than plain gold ones, and this difference produces better flow in plated nibs; but it also makes the plated nibs more prone to nib creep. Materials that wet easily, e.g., hard rubber, are sometimes referred to as being hydrophilic; materials that do not wet easily, e.g., polystyrene, are hydrophobic. See also capillary action, nib creep.\nwetting agent See surfactant.\nwet writer A pen whose nib is adjusted to produce a heavy flow of ink (but not necessarily a broad line) that dries very slowly. Extremely wet writers are prone to produce feathering or bleeding; and because of copious lubrication from the ink flow, they characteristically write more smoothly than pens adjusted for less flow. Contrast with dry writer. See also feedback.\nWhite Dot A trademarked identification device applied to certain Sheaffer\u2019s pens beginning in September 1924. The White Dot indicated a lifetime warranty until the U.S. Federal Trade Commission prohibited the offering of a warranty if a fee was charged unless the fee was described in type the same size as, and in close proximity to, the warranty statement itself. The White Dot has been applied at various times on the end of the cap (shown below), the side of the cap above the clip, the side of the cap below the clip, the side of the barrel, the back end of the barrel or blind cap, and on the clip.\nwhite feed An uncommon feed variant (illustrated below on a Rose Glow Sovereign and also at turned-up nib on a Marine Green Valiant); used c. 1939-1940 by Sheaffer, fashioned to Sheaffer\u2019s standard comb-feed design of that period, but made of a white plastic material instead of the usual black hard rubber. See also feed, gray feed.\nwhite gold An alloy of gold with at least one white (silvery) metal; has a silver-white color similar to that of platinum. 18K white gold is used decoratively for pen bodies or furniture, and occasionally instead of rhodium- or palladium-plated yellow gold to make nibs for pens with silver-colored bodies or furniture. The most economical white gold contains nickel along with smaller amounts of copper and zinc; but nickel has been linked to allergic dermatitis, and nickel-safe white gold alloys generally use palladium with a smaller amount of silver. See also gold.\nWhite Rubber Company Located in Ravenna, Ohio, the White Rubber Company was from 1919 to 1985 the principal U.S. manufacturer of pen sacs. In 1985, White put its pen sac machinery (built in 1926) and remaining sac inventory up for sale. In 1986, Peter Amis and Bob Tefft purchased the equipment and sacs. In 1987 they set up the Pen Sac Company, which has since been the principal U.S. sac manufacturer. See also Miller Rubber Co. Inc., sac.\nWhitney-Richards (Whitney-Richards Company) A fountain pen manufacturing company located in Cleveland, Ohio; founded in 1910 by C. Nelson Richards, Margaret S. Richards, H. A. Hauxhurst, Mary H. Gallagher, and W. C. Saeger. Early advertising cuts suggest that the company\u2019s initial offering was a lever filler (U.S. Patent No 1,005,387, issued in 1911 to Ruel W. Whitney, who had been manufacturing and selling eyedropper-filling fountain pens since the mid-1890s). In 1915, Whitney patented a collar-operated slide filler (U.S. Patent No 1,133,349) whose operation was essentially the same as that of Julius Schnell\u2019s slide filler, which was patented three months later, also in 1915. Whitney-Richards remained in operation at least until 1927; it is likely that the Great Depression ended its run.\nWhytwarth (John Whytwarth, Ltd) A pen and pencil manufacturing company located in London, England, active from 1913 to 1922. Beginning in 1913 as the City Pen Manufacturing Company, the firm in 1916 became John Whytwarth, Ltd, although there is no evidence that there was ever a John Whytwarth associated with the company. Whytwarth specialized in retractable safety pens (oversized silver-overlay example shown below), advertising its product as \u201cthe pen with the disappearing nib.\" Also advertised as being entirely made in Britain, Whytwarth pens were of high quality, and they achieved a certain renown for their reliability. The company offered to \u201csend you one through the post for a week\u2019s free trial to prove their claim to non-leakability.\u201d Whytwarth was among the earliest pen manufacturers to promote the use of a thick pen as a way to relieve hand cramps and writer\u2019s fatigue. See also non-leakable.\nWilliamson (Williamson Pen Company) A pen manufacturer located initially in Janesville, Wisconsin; founded in 1899 by George H. Williamson. Williamson pens were of good quality, and in 1906 Riccardo Amisani, a businessman located in Turin, Italy, began importing them. Business in Italy was brisk, and the pens became well known. Amisani began producing spare parts in a small workshop located in Settimo Torinese, a town seven miles from Turin; and when the Williamson company folded in the late 1920s, he realigned his business to continue production of complete pens under a new name, Penne Williamson-Torino. Through the 1930s, Williamson-Torino produced attractive pens of very high quality, often taking inspiration from the designs of American pens such as the Parker Vacumatic and the Wahl Doric. After World War II, the company changed its name again, to Metron Societ\u00e0 Anonima Officine Piemontesi Penne Stilografiche Williamson. The introduction of the Parker \u201c51\u201d had changed the playing field, and many companies scrambled to roll out lookalikes. Williamson\u2019s entry, introduced after the war, was a button filler with a hooded nib, made using the prewar ringed celluloid. The company fell victim to the advent of the ballpoint pen, ceasing operation in 1951.\nWilrite (Wilrite Fountain Pen Corporation) A pen company located in New York City; founded in 1924 (as a successor company to a silverware manufacturer owned by William A. Rappeport) by J. Hanks, H. Klosner, and Gustave Rappeport. Some early Wilrite models are identical to A. A. Waterman pens; it is not clear whether these pens were remaining stock that was purchased after the dissolution of the latter company or were made later on the same machines. Shown below (upper) is a typical Wilrite vest-pocket ringtop. Wilrite also sold metal pens (below, lower) that appear to have been made in house or at least purchased to Wilrite specifications; otherwise ordinary, these pens are marked PAT. PEND. and employ for their lever mounting a feature from U.S. Patent No 1,637,202, which was filed by William Rappeport in 1922 but not issued until 1927. Before the end of the 1920s, Wilrite pens were made of celluloid in colors (many of them with metal overlays), and this later production is quite likely to have been made at least in part by David Kahn, Inc., for Wilrite. The company apparently failed during the Great Depression. See also Waterman, A. A., Kahn.\nWilson See Betzler & Wilson, Nassau.\nWinchester A line of cheap, poorly made syringe- and lever-filling pens produced during the late 1930s and early 1940s by the Starr Pen Company of Chicago, Illinois, doing business as the Winchester Pen Company. Winchester pens had untipped steel nibs (imprinted DURIUM or DURIUM TIPPED) and were not designed to be repaired. It is not unlikely that this name was chosen to suggest a relationship with Winchester firearms; the prospective purchaser might infer therefrom that the pens were of high quality, as were the firearms. In 1948, Starr was enjoined by the U.S. Federal Trade Commission from producing pens bearing the name Winchester. See also DURIUM, Starr.\nWindow Pane (also Windowpane) Collectors\u2019 term for a design consisting of a rectangular grid that resembles the panes of a window, used as decoration on metal pen bodies and caps. Shown below is a Window Pane cap from a Vacumatic-filling Parker \u201c51\u201d. (Parker referred to this design as Heritage.)\nWindsor 1 A brand applied to pens manufactured by Raymond & White of Chicago. See Raymond & White. 2 (Windsor Pen Corporation) A manufacturer located in New York City during the 1950s. Windsor\u2019s products (pens, mechanical pencils, and costume jewelry) were priced at $25.00 or less and were sold primarily as gifts (frequently packaged in mixed sets). The company\u2019s advertising tag line was \u201cUseful Gifts for Everyone.\u201d\nWing-flow A pen model introduced by Chilton in 1935. The name refers to two tabs, or \u201cwings,\u201d on the sides of the nib; these tabs wrap around to the underside of the feed to keep the nib and feed in perfect alignment for proper flow (shown in animation below). Made in plain dark colors such as maroon and black, most Wing-flow pens are ornamented with inlaid gold-filled or sterling silver bars in attractive Art Deco arrangements, as shown here. The winged nib design is brilliant engineering, and Chilton also used it on the Wing-Flow\u2019s successor, the Golden Quill. It is still in use on pens such as the Namiki/Pilot Vanishing Point and the Parker Sonnet. Read a profile of the Wing-flow here. See also Chilton.\nwire band Collectors\u2019 term for a very narrow cap band, circular in cross-section (hence \u201cwire\u201d), placed at the cap lip; introduced by Sheaffer at the end of World War II and used on mid-line pen models such as the Sovereign II (illustrated below) and the Craftsman. Caution: Do not be misled by the common but erroneous 1:1 association of the Craftsman name with wire-band pens. See also Craftsman.\n\u201cwire\u201d pen A name for Sheaffer\u2019s Vacuum-Fil plunger-filling pens, used internally by Sheaffer employees (notably the repair department); derives from the plunger shaft, which was made of 0.081\" wire (primarily stainless steel, but also celluloid-coated mild steel at times). The pen illustrated below has its plunger pulled out all the way to expose the wire. See also Vacuum-Fil.\nWirt (Paul E. Wirt Fountain Pen Company) A pen manufacturing company located in Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania. Founded in the early 1880s, Wirt was for a time probably the largest U.S. pen producer. Early production comprised primarily overfeed pens in black and mottled hard rubber, with a selection of overlay pens that included gold filled and solid gold as well as abalone and mother-of-pearl. When the company began making underfeed pens, its nibs still resembled those of dip pens in that they lacked breather holes. (Feeds were vented to the underside.) Shown below are two eyedropper-filling Wirt pens, a 19th-century BCHR overfeed model and a later mottled model. Paul Wirt himself was a prolific inventor, with many patents for pens and other items \u2014 including a massaging device and a design for a body for stringed musical instruments. \u00b6 Wirt sold pens both at retail and to the trade; the largest single retailer of Wirt pens was Sears, Roebuck & Company, which retained Wirt pens in its catalog until about 1910. \u00b6 Wirt had self-filling pens in its catalog as early as 1903, and it eventually settled on lever fillers. Paul Wirt sold the company in 1925, and production later migrated to celluloid. The company ceased production during the Great Depression but remained in business doing repairs and assembling job-shopped components for some time thereafter.\nwoodgrain A mixture of red or brown material with black, usually hard rubber, blended so as to resemble the pronounced grain of a wood such as oak. Waterman usually referred to this material (shown below) as Mottled, making no distinction for its woodlike appearance. See also hard rubber, mottled, ripple (definition 1), rosewood.\nWord Gauge Conklin\u2019s name for a transparent window running the length of the reservoir space in the barrel of the company\u2019s Nozac pen. The window was calibrated in 1000-word increments (1M, 2M,\u2026), purportedly to indicate how much longer the user could continue writing before the pen needed to be refilled. See also Nozac.\nwork hardening A process that happens in most metals when they are bent, hammered, or otherwise disturbed mechanically, in which the area affected becomes harder than the surrounding area. With reference to fountain pens, work hardening is of concern with nibs, as bending a nib severely enough to crease it will work harden the creased area and make it more difficult to straighten. See also sprung.\nWorld\u2019s Smallest Pen (also Doll Pen) A tiny cone-cap eyedropper-filling fountain pen made c. 1910 by L. E. Waterman (shown below, with a Waterman\u2019s Ideal No 52 for comparison). Measuring 11\u22152\" long capped, the pens are fully functional. They were made primarily in black hard rubber; however, a few red hard rubber specimens are known to exist, and there was also a retractable safety version that was slightly larger. \u00b6 Contrary to a widely held popular belief, the pen in the King\u2019s Library in the Queen Mary Dolls\u2019 House at Windsor Castle is not a Waterman. Made in the 1920s, it is a Mabie Todd Swan whose cap has unfortunately been lost. Reputedly a fully functional eyedropper filler, it is less than half the size of Waterman\u2019s World\u2019s Smallest Pen.\nw.r. \u201cwith ring\u201d: Waterman\u2019s standard designation for a ringtop pen. See also ringtop. Read an explanation of Waterman\u2019s Standard Numbering System here.\nWright 1 (Wright Pen and Stylus Company) See Weidlich (definition 4). 2 The \u201cWright\u201d Fountain pen; advertised as late as 1909 as having a double feed, which \u201cassures at all times a clean working point and a steady, regular flow of ink.\u201d\nwringer See twist (definition 1).\nWritefine A Parker sub-brand (late 1930s-early 1940s). Writefine pens are well made Parkette-style lever fillers fitted with iridium-tipped steel nibs bearing a WRITEFINE imprint and a Parker date code. (The dark green pen shown here has a nib dated 1Q1940.) The WRITEFINE-imprinted clip resembles that on a Striped Duofold and is secured with a threaded metal tassie similar to that on one of the Thrift Time models. See also Thrift Time.\nwriteout (also write-out) The distance a pen will write, beginning with a full ink supply, until it runs dry. 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        "raw_content": "Don't Be Deceived (2 Thessalonians 2:1-5, 13-17)\nHave you ever gotten one of those emails that read, \"Help I'm in a foreign country and I've been robbed\"? I confess that the first time I received one of those emails my initial response was to be concerned since the person I received the email from was just an acquaintance. But as I read further, I suspected it was a hoax. And it was. In today's passage, the Thessalonians have heard some false reports (kind of like getting those spam emails) and they are very concerned. So Paul writes to remind them of the truth. The best safeguard against deception is the truth.\nIn the second chapter of 2 Thessalonians, Paul tells them how to not be deceived. They must: 1) know the truth; 2) be thankful for the truth; 3) stand firm and hold fast to the truth.\nThe Thessalonians were feeling unsettled and alarmed because they had heard that the day of the Lord had already come! Paul told them previously of the hope that they have in Christ's second coming and about the day of the Lord in 1 Thessalonians. And now they think they've missed it!\nPaul eases their mind by telling them that the day of the Lord has not yet arrived. The \"man of lawlessness\" must be revealed first, before the day of the Lord arrives. (2 Thessalonians 2:3). They will not be deceived if they know the truth of the day of the Lord and the \"man of lawlessness.\"\nSecondly, the Thessalonians won't be deceived if they are thankful for the truth who of they are in Christ. 2 Thessalonians 2:13 is a beautiful picture of the trinity. The are loved by Christ, chosen by God and sanctified by the Spirit. If they remember who they are, then they won't be deceived.\nLastly, the Thessalonians won't be deceived if they stand firm and hold fast to the truth (2 Thessalonians 2:15-17) They are not to hold God's truth in a careless way, but grasp it firmly with power and never let it slip from them. If they do that, they will have eternal encouragement and good hope that empowers them to do good deeds.\nFor us, we won't be deceived if we 1) know the truth - we must be in the Word and the Word must be in us; 2) are thankful for the truth in Christ that we are loved, chosen and saved; 3) if we stand firm and hold fast to the truth of Christ against the lies of the world and the enemy.\nMay the truth of Christ set us free and keep us from being deceived!\nNewer PostHere Comes the Comforter (Genesis 50:1-26)\nOlder PostSuffering Well (2 Thessalonians 1)",
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She was an inspiration to thousands of students at Roosevelt High School and other schools throughout Palm Beach County,\u201d Counter said. \u201cShe was a \u2018no nonsense\u2019 teacher who exuded dignity, pride and enlightenment.\u201d\nCounter completed his post-graduate studies in neurobiology at Harvard and is currently the director of the university\u2019s Harvard Foundation. As a professional explorer, he made a significant discovery in 1986 concerning early American explorers Matthew Henson, a black man, and Robert Peary during an expedition to the North Pole.\n\u201cHe discovered black Eskimos. These explorers, a white fellow and a black fellow, they both had children,\u201d Hudnell said. \u201cThey both intermingled with the Eskimos.\u201d\nDevoting much of her life to enriching the lives of students in Palm Beach County, Hudnell accumulated over 30 years of experience as a teacher and dean and more than 60 years as an artist and historian.\nCommunity leader Dan Calloway said Hudnell never stopped teaching her former students, which inspired him to make a difference in people\u2019s lives.\n\u201cEvery award I\u2019ve gotten, she was there. She was there when the Riviera honored me with the naming of The Dan Calloway Tate Recreation Center,\u201d he said. \u201cShe\u2019s like that with all her former students. 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She sent half of it to her mother Earle, who, she recalled, told her, \u201cIneria, what are you doing?\u201d\nBut Hudnell\u2019s living expenses were low because, she said, she stayed with a family rent-free, food was plentiful, with fresh vegetables always available, and the school was in walking distance.\nIn her spare time, she volunteered to teach insurance and businessmen who could not write their names. \u201cThis was one of my most rewarding experiences because the men were so appreciative,\u201d she said. \u201cI felt it was my duty to help,\u201d\nThe Rev. Herman McCray, owner of McCray\u2019s Backyard Bar-B-Que, whose sons supplied food for two recent Super Bowls, said encouragement and knowing not all people have the same ability was an important lesson.\n\u201cMrs. Hudnell never criticized a student. She always was an encourager. Always gave students the benefit of the doubt,\u201d he said. \u201cWe reaped the benefits of those teachers like Mrs. Hudnell who had good, intellectual and innovative minds.\u201d\nIn 1982, Hudnell put together an exhibition of documents, articles, photographs and artifacts on the history of African Americans in Palm Beach County which she had been collecting for decades. She was asked to display the items at schools, businesses and various functions throughout the county.\nFormer Riviera Beach City Commissioner Donald Wilson said the traveling black history exhibition helped not only to educate but also to enlighten.\n\u201cWhen I became a teacher, we were doing a unit on African-American history. Mrs. Hudnell brought her exhibit to my school,\u201d he said. \u201cThe exhibit presented positive images of black people. One student asked me, \u2018Where are the criminals?\u2019\u201d\nWilson said he told Hudnell about the incident and she remarked, \u201cThat\u2019s OK. 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Otherwise you are making their destiny not brighter but darker\u2026 I think it is possible that by confining your child to blameless stories of child life in which nothing at all alarming ever happens, you would fail to banish the terrors [your child feels], and would succeed in banishing all that can ennoble them or make them endurable.\u201d\nIn previous Carol Services, our understanding of the Christmas message has surely been enriched by taking C.S. Lewis\u2019 advice.\nSo this Christmas, what does Moana have to say that sheds light on the Christmas message? Clearly no children\u2019s fantasy, least of all a Disney animation, can come close to the original, historical, factual eye-witness accounts we have read from the Bible this evening. Although set within Polynesian culture, with catchy tunes and stunning animations, Moana nevertheless has much to teach about self-discovery, trust, courage, perseverance, responsibility and sacrifice. 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All Moana\u2019s physical and emotional needs were met on the island. There is harmony with nature and peace within the tribal community and yet, and yet, Moana is restless. There is more to life. There is something supernatural drawing Moana even as a small child beyond her comfort zone. One of the most powerful moments in the film is when Moana is called or chosen. She sings,\nThat deep longing, can indeed begin in childhood. God created you to know and love him. Have you heard that call? Have you responded? In the Christmas story, we read of the encounter between the angel Gabriel and Mary,\n\u201cThe Holy Spirit will come on you, and the power of the Most High will overshadow you. So the holy one to be born will be called the Son of God\u2026 \u201cI am the Lord\u2019s servant,\u201d Mary answered. \u201cMay your word to me be fulfilled.\u201d (Luke 1:35-38)\nBoth Joseph and Mary, her cousin Elizabeth and Zechariah, the Shepherds and the Magi were all prompted by the Holy Spirit, by dreams or by angels, to respond to God\u2019s calling. Jesus promised that the Holy Spirit will guides us too, to fulfil our destiny. What better time to listen for God\u2019s whisper in our soul, than when we remember how God spoke to Mary and Joseph, the shepherds and the Magi calling them to fulfil their part in his great redemptive plan for the world. God loves you and created you to know and serve him.\nWe are separated from God because of our sin\nIn Moana we encounter Polynesian culture and religion. We are told for example \u201cin the beginning, there was only ocean\u201d and that a goddess created all life. The male hero, Maui, is a demigod \u2013 a cross between a person and a god. There are mild references to polytheism (the belief in many gods) and animism (the belief that objects and animals can have spirit qualities).\nMoana\u2019s grandmother is reincarnated and tells her \u201cthe ocean chose you\u201d. The ocean is portrayed as alive and personified. Moana has more fun with the ocean but I\u2019ll leave you to discover what.[2] But don\u2019t be put off not least by the scariest character in the movie, the Demon of Earth and Fire. The Bible insists evil is real \u2013personified in Satan and no one is immune from his influence. Because people are separated from God, they are like orphans, living in darkness, they are confused in their thinking and have lost a sense of who they are. It should therefore not be surprising that worship of man-made gods is universal.\n\u201cFor although they knew God, they neither glorified him as God nor gave thanks to him, but their thinking became futile and their foolish hearts were darkened. Although they claimed to be wise, they became fools and exchanged the glory of the immortal God for images made to look like a mortal human being and birds and animals and reptiles.\u201d (Romans 1:21-23)\nMoana also reminds us that the Fall has impacted not just human relationships but the whole of creation as well. The trigger moment for Moana\u2019s story is when the fishermen return with empty nets, and the coconut harvest fails. God loves you and created you to know and serve him. But we are separated from God because of sin. This has tainted all human relationships, impacted creation and led to many false religions. That is why we need a Saviour.\nGod sent his Son, the Lord Jesus Christ to save us\n\u201cToday in the town of David a Saviour has been born to you; he is the Messiah, the Lord. This will be a sign to you: You will find a baby wrapped in cloths and lying in a manger.\u201d Suddenly a great company of the heavenly host appeared with the angel, praising God and saying, \u201cGlory to God in the highest heaven, and on earth peace to those on whom his favour rests.\u201d (Luke 2:11-14)\nWe need a Saviour, not a warrior, least of all in the form of a demi-god, like Maui, half human, half divine, half good and half bad, half wise and half foolish. God sent his very own Son, born fully man and fully God. As the Prophet Isaiah predicted 700 years before:\n\u201cFor to us a child is born, to us a son is given, and the government will be on his shoulders. And he will be called Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace. Of the greatness of his government and peace there will be no end.\u201d (Isaiah 9:6-7)\nWhen Mary and Joseph took their baby to the Temple to give thanks, Simeon testified,\n\u201cFor my eyes have seen your salvation, which you have prepared in the sight of all nations: a light for revelation to the Gentiles, and the glory of your people Israel.\u201d (Luke 2:30-32)\nJesus came to bring light where there is darkness, Forgiveness where there is guilt, glory where there was shame, peace where there is conflict, joy where there is sadness, freedom where there is slavery and eternal life where there is death. And that light, that forgiveness, that peace, that joy, that freedom and that life is for everyone on earth.\nGod loves you and created you to know and serve him.But we are separated from God because of sin. That is why God sent his Son, the Lord Jesus Christ to save us. And like little children,\nWe must follow Jesus to fulfil our destiny\nThe child in me identifies with Moana as she follows her heart. And the Christian in me identifies with Moana too as she leaves the comfort and safety of her island, to obey a higher call to save her people. A strong role model, Moana demonstrates courage and selflessness. Not only that, she inspires her fellow islanders to rediscover their destiny too, to be voyagers and search for new islands to inhabit.\nI see parallels with the church today. Too often we equate the Christian faith with a set of beliefs rather than with a person, the Lord Jesus. In all his glory and majesty, Jesus calls us to a journey, wonder of wonders, to know Him and make Him known. But like many of Moana\u2019s people, instead, we burn our boats and preoccupy ourselves with making our churches like little islands, as safe and comfortable as possible. And we turn our backs on a world in darkness and peril outside. What a contrast with our Saviour,\n\u201cThe Word became flesh and made his dwelling among us. We have seen his glory, the glory of the one and only Son, who came from the Father, full of grace and truth.\u201d (John 1:13-14)\nIf we have truly seen his glory, like the angels, like the shepherds and the Magi, how can we not long to share him, long for others to see his glory too? The call of God has always been to leave our island to reach the nations.\nIn the New Year on Sunday mornings from January to Easter we will be rediscovering what it means to be on a pilgrimage with Jesus. But for tonight, we are reminded that the Christmas message is this: God loves you and created you to know him.\nBut we are separated from God because of sin and death. That is why God sent his Son, the Lord Jesus Christ to save us. But we must receive him, obey him and follow Him if we are to fulfil our destiny. 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        "raw_content": "Safe Environment Training is required for all those who wish to work with the youth or the infirm of our parish. Please contact Kim Young at (405) 509-0083 or the parish office (405) 528-0485 for more information.\nTraining dates for 2019:\nJanuary 17, 2019 @ 5:30pm prior to the HASA Meeting; January 29, 2019 @ 6:30 pm; February 26, 2019 @ 6:30pm; March 28, 2019 @ 6:30pm; May 9, 2019 @ 6:30pm and June 4, 2019 @ 6:30pm.\nAll training will be held in the Family Life Center.\nIn November 2002, the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) adopted the Charter for the Protection of Children and Young People (the \u201cCharter\u201d) to assure a safer environment for children and young people and to express the responsibility of all to care for and reach out to the victims of sexual abuse and their families. In 2011, the Charter was revised to emphasis the deep commitment of the Bishops to creating a safe environment and preventing the sexual abuse of minors. Within the framework of the Charter, the Archdiocesan Safe Environment Program was developed.\nWe, the Catholic faithful of the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City, share responsibility for the life and mission of the Church. Each of us is called to celebrate, promote and when necessary to defend the life and dignity of every person. This responsibility requires that together and individually we treat everyone with respect, do what we can to see that harm is never brought to others, especially minors and vulnerable adults, and seek to bring healing for those who have been harmed.\nEnsuring a safe environment for children and young people is a continuous effort. Part of that effort is educating and empowering children and young people to actively participate in a safe environment for themselves and others through the Circle of Grace program. The Archdiocese pledges to continue its efforts and work toward identifying areas where we can be more effective.\nUnder Oklahoma State law, all individuals MUST report an incident or suspicion of sexual abuse of a minor (person under 18 years of age) to the civil authorities. The Oklahoma Department of Human Services has established a statewide abuse reporting hotline for reporting: 1-800-522-3511. This number is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. If you feel a child is in immediate danger of harm call 911.\nFor the safety of children and the healing of victims, the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City provides an Abuse of Minors Pastoral Response Hotline for reporting the abuse of a minor (in the past or presently) by a member of the clergy or other church personnel: (405)-720-9878. The Archdiocesan Victims Assistance Coordinator, a license professional counselor, will respond to calls to the Archdiocesan Pastoral Response Hotline.\nA report to the Archdiocese does not relieve the individual of the duty to report child abuse to civil authorities as required by Oklahoma State Law. In Oklahoma, failure to report child abuse is a misdemeanor punishable by law.\nSafe Environment Application\nCode of Conduct Signature Page\nSafe Environment Reference Form\nSocial Media Guidelines 2017\nTalk Today Safe Tomorrow",
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        "raw_content": "Jews Reluctantly Abandon Swedish City Amid Growing Anti-Semitism\nDue to growing sentiments and incidents of anti-Semitism across Western Europe, Jews are fleeing cities like Malmo, the third largest city in Sweden. \u201cSweden is a microcosm of contemporary anti-Semitism,\u201d said Charles Small, director of the Yale University Initiative for the Study of Anti-Semitism. \u201cIt\u2019s a form of acquiescence to radical Islam, which is diametrically opposed to everything Sweden stands for.\u201d\nAt some point, the shouts of \u201cHeil Hitler\u201d that often greeted Marcus Eilenberg as he walked to the 107-year-old Moorish-style synagogue in this port city forced the 32-year-old attorney to make a difficult, life-changing decision: Fearing for his family\u2019s safety after repeated anti-Semitic incidents, Eilenberg reluctantly uprooted himself and his wife and two children, and moved to Israel in May.\nSweden, a country long regarded as a model of tolerance, has, ironically, been a refuge for Eilenberg\u2019s family. His paternal grandparents found a home in Malmo in 1945 after surviving the Holocaust. His wife\u2019s parents came to Malmo from Poland in 1968 after the communist government there launched an anti-Semitic purge.\nBut as in many other cities across Europe, a rapidly growing Muslim population living in segregated conditions that seem to breed alienation has mixed toxically with the anger directed at Israeli policies and actions by those Muslims \u2014 and by many non-Muslims \u2014 to all but transform the lives of local Jews. Like many of their counterparts in other European cities, the Jews of Malmo report being subjected increasingly to threats, intimidation and actual violence as stand-ins for Israel.\n\u201cI didn\u2019t want my small children to grow up in this environment,\u201d Eilenberg said in a phone interview just before leaving Malmo. \u201cIt wouldn\u2019t be fair to them to stay in Malmo.\u201d\nTea With Terrorists?\nCaribou Coffee, a Shariah-compliant firm owned by an Islamic bank based in Bahrain, was founded by a prominent member of the Muslim Brotherhood. Yusuf al-Qaradawi, a terrorist banned in the U.S. & U.K., was a key principal in the purchase of Caribou Coffee in 2000. Muhammad Taqi Usmani is on Caribou\u2019s Shariah Supervisory Board. So, why are prominent lobbyists meeting with White House officials at the Caribou Coffee on Pennsylvania Avenue? Why are these meetings taking place outside of the White House indicating a clear lack of transparency?\nPresident Obama promised lobbyists wouldn't run his White House. They're just doing it from across the street \u2014 at a Shariah-compliant coffee chain tied to a radical jihadist group.\nThat's right: According to the New York Times, prominent K Street lobbyists are buttonholing Obama officials at a Caribou Coffee shop on Pennsylvania Avenue, raising far more than just ethics questions. What the Times story neglects to mention is that Caribou Coffee is a Shariah-compliant firm owned by an Islamic bank based in Bahrain. One of its founders and a current adviser are leaders in the radical Muslim Brotherhood.\nAccording to the FBI, the Egypt-based, Saudi-funded Brotherhood has a plan to infiltrate, \"sabotage\" and \"destroy\" the U.S. \"from within.\" And it's using American agents and front groups to carry out that espionage.\nThe off-site White House meetings at Caribou also raise national security concerns. Because they're not taking place at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., they're not subject to disclosure on White House visitors logs. And there's no Secret Service present \u2014 at a shop owned and controlled by a foreign entity hostile to U.S. interests.\nElena Kagan's 'Don't Ask Don't Tell' Shariah Policy\nI wonder if Elena Kagan knows about Sakineh Mohammadi Ashtiani.\nMs. Ashtiani is about to be stoned. That\u2019s where they bury you up to your chest and hurl rocks at you until you die. The rocks can\u2019t be too big. You see, this is real torture, religion-of-peace torture. It\u2019s the kind that happens every day but that Democrats prefer not to talk about. With stoning (or \u201clapidation\u201d as the press gently call it on those rare occasions when it is mentioned at all), the ordeal must not end too quickly. Otherwise, it might not make the right impression, as it were, on the victim \u2014 the sinner \u2014 and the community at large.\nHad the solicitor general heard about Ms. Ashtiani\u2019s plight, one imagines, she\u2019d have told her to get herself to the nearest courthouse and seek the protection of the law. Alas, it is pursuant to the law that this barbarity will take place. The stoning of this 43-year-old mother of two has been ordered by a court in her native Iran, where the only legal code is Allah\u2019s law, sharia. 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        "raw_content": "\u2190 NEW 90 DAY CHALLENGE BEGINS ON APRIL 15\nApril 16, 2018: Day 2 \u2013 Exodus 2 \u2192\nWe ended our last challenge with Genesis and the incredible story of Joseph and his brothers and how they were all able to make it to Egypt and as a result the people and the nation of Israel was saved. I was somewhat convicted today in our young couples Sunday School class in the study that we are going over. We are going through Experiencing God and it reminded me today that the story of Joseph is not really about Joseph. The story of Moses that we are going to be seeing in Exodus, really isn\u2019t about Moses. As a pastor there is a part of me that wants to make it about these incredible protagonists because they shine bright in Scripture.\nBut the more I focus on these human protagonists the less God is revealed and the less it becomes about God and the more it becomes about us. If Joseph had not been the one who continued God\u2019s plan in Genesis, God would have found someone else. If Moses had not carried out God\u2019s plans, and he does it kicking and screaming as we see later, God\u2019s plans would have still been carried out, but by someone else. We never, every should think that the plans of God absolutely depend upon us. They do not. God is able to bring about all things through God\u2019s means. Look at Mary and how a child was conceived in her. God did not need a man, God did not even need a woman, but he chose to use a woman who eventually gave up her will and her desires for that of her Lord.\nAs we make our way through Exodus we are going to see incredible people of God, but we should never think that God\u2019s plans were reliant upon these people or else it would not have happened. God chose these people, but he could have just as easily chosen someone else and God\u2019s plans would not have varied.\nAs we begin Exodus we see the generation of Joseph and all of his brothers pass away. As a result the protection that they provided also passes away and a new king, a new Pharaoh comes around who was threatened by the numbers of the Israelites. They had truly becomes, as God had promised Abraham, more than the stars of the sky. As a result Pharaoh commands that all male Hebrew children be killed. The midwives had different plans, but the command still stands. The stage is set for God to work through Moses.\nOne Response to April 15, 2018: Day 1 \u2013 Exodus 1\nSo happy to have a new challenge. I am attending an Orthodox Presbyterian church here in Arizona. I am enjoying the church and the mostly ranch people but I sill listen to Pastor Bob\u2019s sermons every week. I will really enjoy a new challenge,",
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        "raw_content": "Brake rotors are large diameter discs attached to the axle of vehicles. These are clamped between brake pads to stop them, and the axles and wheels from rotating. This system is called disc brakes. Disc brakes are very effective and can be counted on with only regular maintenance to provide faithful service for your vehicle. The pads that are squeezed to the disc are made out of special high friction materials, which are designed to be worn away rather than wear away the surface(s) of the discs. The repeated use of the brakes or continuous use of the brakes can often cause heat to build up in the disc.\nIn applications, such as high speed use or heavy load use, the brake rotors are often constructed of more than one plate and are also often either drilled or slotted to allow airflow on the surfaces of the rotor. This airflow allows the disc to operate at a lower temperature by dissipating heat through the air holes and the greater surface area of the disc, (when considering the profile(s)of the slots or holes. Keeping the temperature of the disc low is critical for (at least) two reasons. The first is that hotter discs will adversely affect pad life.\nThe pads are designed to operate within specified temperatures, and higher temperatures will cause the pads to slough material faster than normal. If your brakes run too hot, your brake pads will wear out more rapidly. The second problem that can arise when you overheat your brakes is that there is a chance that you can warp the discs, (rotors), from the excessive heat.\nBrake rotors get chewed up by the action of the brake pads, even when they are being used properly and maintained properly. As the brake rotors get gouged, the valleys aren't in contact with the brake pads. This decreases even application of friction and increases the heat generated from the friction, by localizing friction only to the peaks of the grooves gouged into the rotors. As you can see this will increase the wear on the rotors, and the pads.\nBrake rotors are designed to be resurfaced when this happens. Each resurfacing removes more material from the rotor plate, and makes the rotor less stable under heat and pressure stress. The Department of Transportation has specific requirements as to how thin a rotor can get before it is no longer deemed serviceable.\nLuis Marcos is the founder of PlaceForBrakes.com and a specialist in Brake Rotors. Contact Place For Brakes Today! For all your Automotive Brake Part Needs.",
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        "raw_content": "I'm a little embarrassed at how quiet my blog has been this semester. It's not for lack of stories, certainly; more for lack of time and any functioning brain cells left at the end of the day. The fall semester has swung out of the season of me feeling like I was waiting for everything to start into the jam-packed busyness that I normally associate with spring semester.\nMom and Ben came and traveled with me and met a lot of my dear friends and students.\nI have about 320 new students this year. It's a lot of new names and faces to learn, especially when I only teach each of them once a week. They're a fun and friendly bunch, eager to talk and learn and share stories and eat meals together. Each of the three years that I've taught at Chuan Wai I've been in a different building and different department -- this year gives me the furthest walk from my apartment to the building where I teach (about ten minutes) and the most sophisticated technology (basically smart boards!)\nChristy, who texts me things before class like, \"I will give you a big hug!\" and totally follows through.\nLily, who has the cutest sweater I've seen this fall.\nSometimes, of course, they make me crazy. Last week I introduced the idea of impromptu speeches and they all signed up for when they'd be giving an impromptu speech this semester... this week my phone has been flooded with students asking what they should be preparing for their impromptu speeches.\nAlways, always, they make me laugh. When they talk about their hometowns, they try to make all of us acutely hungry by going into great detail about the foods that are specialties where they come from -- of course, none of it can be matched by anything around here. They get into such loud arguments with each other during games that I have to yell to be heard (a problem I'd much rather deal with than having classes that are quiet and disengaged.) When I tell them, \"Have a good weekend!\" they reply, \"You're going to have a good weekend, too.\"\nI'm so thankful for the ongoing relationships with students from previous years who are still around. One of them texted me yesterday and asked, \"How about your new students? Do you like them? I think you'll say 'yes.'\" She was right, of course. Or today, when I was walking to pick up a package (because I finally caved and learned how to shop online in China...) one of my students from my very first semester here saw me and dodged into my path, making sure that I saw her and moving in for a huge hug.\nThis year is full of lots and lots of emotions, as I balance the joys of getting to know new students with the knowledge that this is my last year of being in China. I walked down Snack Street today and thought about how so many of the familiar smells here are unique -- the different foods cooking, Chinese brands of shampoo.\nMaybe \"balance\" is the wrong term. It feels more like a leaning into living here, leaning into relationships with students or getting to know other teachers from my department, and also living with excitement and anticipation for the future. Life's complicated like that.",
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        "raw_content": "FOR Luis Trenker YOU CAN\nThe Wonderful, Horrible Life... In this remarkable documentary, Leni Riefenstahl, that woman best know as... more info $21.95was $29.95 Buy Now\nAlso Known As: Alois Franz Trenker Died: April 13, 1990\nBorn: October 4, 1892 Cause of Death: natural causes\nBirth Place: Italy Profession: director, actor, novelist, screenwriter, mountain guide\nAn important and talented director, actor and screenwriter, Luis Trenker is a sadly neglected figure in film history. An Austro-Italian, Trenker began in German \"mountain films\" in the 1920s and was a popular lead by the end of the decade. He directed some splendid films in the 30s, but the general neglect or misunderstanding of the films he made during the pre-Nazi and Nazi eras consigned his career to obscurity. And yet, to quote film historian William K. Everson: \"The mountain film was to Germany what the Western was to America, and Trenker, as its leading practitioner, was in a sense Germany's John Wayne and John Ford rolled into one.\"Trenker served in WWI as a pilot flying missions over the Dolomites and later commanded a troop of mountain guides. He got his start in film when Dr. Arnold Fanck, a geologist turned documentary filmmaker, hired him in 1921 as a tour guide through the mountains. A gifted athlete, Trenker proved a natural for the mountain films' richly melodramatic tales of dangerous rock climbs and last-second rescues set amid the harsh elements of Germany's lone frontiers. Soon the handsome, strapping Trenker was playing roles in Fanck's films and studying filmmaking from Fanck and...\nAn important and talented director, actor and screenwriter, Luis Trenker is a sadly neglected figure in film history. An Austro-Italian, Trenker began in German \"mountain films\" in the 1920s and was a popular lead by the end of the decade. He directed some splendid films in the 30s, but the general neglect or misunderstanding of the films he made during the pre-Nazi and Nazi eras consigned his career to obscurity. And yet, to quote film historian William K. Everson: \"The mountain film was to Germany what the Western was to America, and Trenker, as its leading practitioner, was in a sense Germany's John Wayne and John Ford rolled into one.\"\nTrenker served in WWI as a pilot flying missions over the Dolomites and later commanded a troop of mountain guides. He got his start in film when Dr. Arnold Fanck, a geologist turned documentary filmmaker, hired him in 1921 as a tour guide through the mountains. A gifted athlete, Trenker proved a natural for the mountain films' richly melodramatic tales of dangerous rock climbs and last-second rescues set amid the harsh elements of Germany's lone frontiers. Soon the handsome, strapping Trenker was playing roles in Fanck's films and studying filmmaking from Fanck and cinematographer Sepp Allgeier. Fanck teamed him with dancer turned actor--and budding director--Leni Riefenstahl for mountain films including \"Der Heilige Berg/Peaks of Destiny\" (1926) and \"Der Grosse Sprung/The Big Jump\" (1927). Trenker may not have been a great actor, but at his best he was a fine, expressive one; he played roles he understood well and his heroes could be both stoical and sensitive.\nBeginning with \"Berge in Flammen\" (1931), Trenker began to direct and write his starring vehicles as well. Since several German mountain films, including those with Trenker, had done well in America, Universal made an English language version of the film as well, \"The Doomed Battalion\" (1931), directed by Cyril Gardner. Trenker's actions scenes were integrated into newly shot dialogue sequences, and Trenker handled his English dialogue quite well. He followed up with one of his finest achievements, \"Der Rebell/The Rebel\" (1932), for which he shot English and German language versions himself on location in Bavaria. A historical tale, based on fact, of mountain peasants defending themselves against Napoleon using guerrilla tactics, \"The Rebel\" was powerful, beautifully shot cinema. As with many mountain films, it was nationalistic: the story celebrated German history and traditions, and Trenker, at one point leading his pursuers on a thrillingly edited chase that could never have taken place in uninterrupted time, was an idealized, proudly German superhero type. It is thus not surprising that Trenker's films, and indeed many mountain films, would be not only popular with the German people, but also appropriated by the rising Nazi Party.\nTrenker has historically found his films in the paradoxical situation of being criticized by the Nazis and yet also read as fascist. Their nationalistic flavor may have contributed to his dubious reputation, yet perhaps Trenker was also considered guilty by association, and in late years, Riefenstahl, with whom he had an affair that did not end well, had some unkind things to say about him. \"The Rebel\" was highly praised by no less a person than Joseph Goebbels, but when the Nazi leader tried to enlist Trenker to make films for the party, the director refused. Trenker had never aligned himself with any particular political party, but what is even more to the point, the same films which celebrate German history are also critical of military invasion and the oppression of individuality. Trenker's status as an Austro-Italian protected him to some extent, and the popular and critical acclaim his films received kept the Nazis from suppressing his work entirely. Nonetheless, Trenker found it increasing hard to work, given that his base of operations, Germany, was no longer as supportive of his efforts.\nTrenker's alienation may have contributed to his next and most personal film, a Prodigal Son tale that stands as one of his greatest achievements as both filmmaker and actor, \"Der Verlorene Sohn/The Lost Son\" (1934). Beginning in the Tyrol, the film takes its peripatetic hero to New York for a lengthy middle sequence before returning him home. Trenker's status as an outsider, combined with remarkable documentary footage shot when Hollywood was making films almost entirely within studios, resulted in one of the most striking films ever made about the Great Depression in the US. The ethnographic thrust of the film continued upon its return to the Tyrol documenting a mountain festival. The result is a true folk epic, a tale of two cultures, but again, Trenker did not please the Nazis. With this film and his follow-up, \"Der Kaiser von Kalifornien/The Kaiser of California\" (1936), a sometimes conservative and romanticized, but excitingly rendered biopic of the scheming yet pioneering entrepreneur John Sutter, Trenker found himself criticized for showing, respectively, a depressed America and a very flawed protagonist at a time when Germany wanted the USA either as an ally or neutral in the upcoming war.\nAlongside an atypical comedy like \"Liebesbriefe aus dem Engadin\" (1938), Trenker continued making historical biopics with \"Condottieri/Giovanni de Medici\" (1937), an Italian co-production, and his impressive \"Der Berg Ruft\" (1937). The latter was, boldly enough in that pre-WWII era of Germany regularly seeing how far it could bash England's reputation, the story of the British explorer Whymper, who eventually conquered the Matterhorn. Trenker also starred in an English-language remake that same year, \"The Challenge\" (1937), directed by Milton Rosmer. Surely the star's last line of dialogue, \"The mountains are for everyone\" as his character congratulates Whymper on his success, could not have endeared Trenker further to Goebbels.\n\"Der Feuerteufel/The Firedevil\" (1940) revisited the territory of \"The Rebel,\" with a Tyrolean uprising repelling Napoleonic forces. Critics such as Siegfried Kracauer would see the Tyrols as paralleling the Nazis, who justified their actions under terms like \"national uprising.\" The parallels to Germany's invasion of smaller countries was obvious, though, and Goebbels finally ended Trenker's directing career in Germany. He could still act for other directors, but Trenker soon returned to his native Italy, keeping a low profile with documentary films, including a study of the Pope which was one of his own favorites from among his films. After the war, he returned occasionally to the mountain film genre, but his time as a romantic lead was past. He also made documentaries for Germany, Italy and Austria, authored a number of successful books and narrated a series for Austrian and German TV about mountaineering. His intermittent credits extended into the 1960s but the power, persuasion and intoxication with both filmmaking and the mountains which distinguished his earlier work was missing. Trenker, though, extremely robust and long-lived, could occasionally be seen well into his 90s at film festivals, feted by those who remembered him and understood the seemingly contradictory historical contexts which shaped his stellar achievements in cinema.\nThe Challenge (1939) Co dir of Alpine scenes\nDer Berg ruft! 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        "raw_content": "Possible Delays I-39/90 Project 5/30/2016\n5/30/2016 \u2013 WMSN Fox 47 Madison (video) \u2013 Orange cones and break lights are not what you want to see on your way home after a holiday weekend.\n\u201cIt\u2019s just crazy, everywhere you go there\u2019s road construction ,\u201d said Newville resident Linda Topp.\nAngela Johnson and her family traveled to Wisconsin from Indiana for memorial day weekend. The trip coming in wasn\u2019t too bad, but going home is a different story.\n\u201cTraffic hasn\u2019t been horrible going north but as we see we have to turn around and go back to Indiana, so it\u2019s going to be a little hectic,\u201d she said.\nThat extra time spent on I- 39/90 interstate could extend long past the memorial day weekend,\naccording to transportation development association of Wisconsin.\nAt a transportation meeting in Janesville Thursday, the advocacy group said they learned that if the state doesn\u2019t find long-term funding solution in the next budget the expansion and other projects could face up to two years delays. The 900 million dollar interstate expansion project from Madison to the Illinois boarder. Was delayed by a year in 2015 due to budget constraints.\n\u201cWhen you look at all the needs around the state, I think it\u2019s safe to say the math is pretty simple. The interstate projects that are vital to Milwaukee and the state as well and the interstate project here as well which is vital to this region and the state, there\u2019s no way they are both moving forward,\u201d said\nCraig Thompson is a part of the \u201cJust Fix it\u201d campaign . The public awareness campaign is aimed\nat boosting revenue for state transportation. Their goal is to inform lawmakers and the public about how road conditions affect commerce.\n\u201cWe would like to have more businesses locate in this region, access to that interstate and that corridor and to have goods be able to move freely will mean a lot more economic development in the region,\u201d\nsaid Thompson\nA spokesperson for dot tells news three:\u201d going into the next biennial budget, 2017-2019, if department revenue remains at current levels, some projects will be delayed. I would stress that we are in the preliminary stages of the budget process, and it would be way too early to speculate what projects may be impacted.\u201d\nAs they wait, drivers are along for the ride but are hoping their won\u2019t be too many stops along the way.\n\u201cWe have to go around to get to where we need to get. It\u2019s just patience and hopefully it will be done soon,\u201d Topp said.\nA report that examines the solvency of the DOT\u2019s finances, which the legislature ordered last year as part of the current budget, is not due to lawmakers until January 2017, Mayers said.",
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        "raw_content": "\ufeffLaura Di Ianni\nRestorative Practices (RP) Trainer:\n\u200bGrounding RP in Education Theory, Research, and Policy\nAuthentic Connection Requires Vulnerability\n\u201cWe must teach a child to be calm and how to enjoy it\u201d\n~Dr. Stuart Shanker\nI had to begin with Brene Brown\u2019s Ted Talk \u201cThe Power of Vulnerability\u201d in rewriting the restorative practices training (from an American model- that is tool based and grounded in restorative justice -to a Canadian model with links to Ontario Policy and grounded in research in connection, well-being, and self-regulation). I had to begin here because as Louis Cozolino champions in The Social Neuroscience of Education:\nWhile teachers may focus on what they are teaching, evolutionary history and current neuroscience suggest that it is who they are and the emotional environment in the classroom they are able to create that are the fundamental regulators of neuroplasticity. Secure relationships not only trigger brain growth, but also serve emotional regulation that enhances learning (Cozolino, 2013, 17).\nThis is quite the contrary to what we experience however. We, as educators, live in a world of prediction and control; at times, a world of high stakes prediction and control. As a result, if a student fails or misbehaves, many of us either blame ourselves or feel blamed by the institution that commands us. Or, conversely, some blame them-the students, parents, the institution, etc.\nWe also tend to compare ourselves to other teachers. Many times I have heard, with worry or with indignation, \u201cWhat do you do\u2026Well I do this\u2026What do you do\u2026.Well I do this\u201d. I feel so badly for those teachers whose eyes are always darting around the room trying to ascertain what others are doing that they might not be. And, I get so angered by the narcissistic \u201cI\u201d that speaks as though they, alone, are in the know. But, I\u2019ve gleaned some perspective. I see where this comparison might come from and why it comes. I believe it comes from a constant feeling of blame and a need to defend oneself. As a result, accountability is rare. Just a constant circle of staring blame.\nWhat we need is peace. Not a peace that comes from there being no noise, trouble or hard work. But, a peace, a calmness of heart, that comes in the midst of these things. For this to happen, we need to \u201clean into the discomfort\u201d. We need to allow ourselves to be vulnerable. We need to abandon prediction and control. We need to connect: with ourselves, with each other, and with the students who we strive to do right by. We need to \u201caccept things for what they are\u201d and realize \u201cit is what it is\u201d (Brene Brown, The Power of Vulnerability) that we become less focused on predicting and managing behaviour and more focused on listening, connecting, and working WITH.\nFor this reason, in rewriting restorative practices training for educators, one of the most important connections that I have kept from The International Institute of Restorative Practices is their connection to a prayer recited to celebrate the life of Archbishop Oscar Romero. It reminds us that:\nIntegrating Aboriginal Teaching Values Into the Classroom\nDr. Pamela Toulouse\n\u200bLaurentian University\nhttps://www.edu.gov.on.ca/eng/literacynumeracy/inspire/research/Toulouse.pdf",
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        "raw_content": "Difference between Onsite and Offsite (or Cloud) backup\nMost business owners understand the importance of backing up important company data. No matter how efficient a computer system appears to be, there is always the possibility of a malfunction wiping out valuable data. Without some sort of backup system it may be difficult or impossible to recreate your original data. It is essential that you always back up your important information and have a plan for recovering from a system failure.\nBasically there are two main ways to back-up your Data \u2013 Onsite and Offsite (Cloud);\nOnsite storage means storing important data on a local storage device, such as hard drives, DVDs, magnetic tapes, or CDs. Offsite storage requires storing important data on a remote server, usually via the Internet, although it can also be done via direct access.\nSome advantages of Onsite storage including:\nInternet access not needed\nHowever, in the event of a catastrophic event, onsite data storage can be destroyed. For example, if there is a fire in the building, the onsite servers can lose all the data that has been collected on them. In addition, onsite storage units can also be stolen, resulting in a loss of time, money, and data.\nSome advantages of Offsite (or Cloud) storage including:\nAccess to data from any location, via Internet or FTP\nData will be preserved in the event of an event taking place within the business\nBackup data can be shared with a number of different remote locations\nJust as onsite data backup has some disadvantages, the same holds true for offsite storage. For one thing, since the data is stored offsite or in the cloud, if your Internet connection goes down you won\u2019t be able to access the Data or if don\u2019t have good internet speeds accessing Data can be slow, this can impact with Data recovery.\nWhen it comes to making a choice between onsite and offsite backup options, it is usually a matter of preference and Internet speeds. Some individuals prefer being able to monitor and keep track of their valuable data, and will often use onsite protection. Others, however, will choose to allow offsite servers to maintain the data, until such time as it is needed.\nWe recommend in order to have the most secure system with the lowest likelihood of having all data lost, that business adopt an onsite-offsite solution. By having both onsite and offsite backup used in conjunction with each other, a problem in one side of the equation can be offset by recovery from the other side.\nFor more information on Cloud services check out the following article on Online Services",
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        "raw_content": "Of all the Call Of Duty games over the years, Advanced Warfare has the closest feel to an action movie that drops you right in the middle of the mayhem.\nYou\u2019ve got a huge Hollywood star as one of the main characters and an accomplished Hollywood writer penning the story.\nAnd to top it all off some of the best cinematic action sequences ever seen in a game.\nYes, Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare is a blockbuster \u2013 and you\u2019re the star of the show.\nThe franchise has always been a behemoth \u2013 cracking the billion dollar mark in a matter of days.\nAnd now it can attract someone like two-time Oscar winner Kevin Spacey to play a starring role and writer Mark Boal whose work includes scripts for the films Zero Dark Thirty and The Hurt Locker.\nSo with all the pieces in place, the good news is they all come together with atomic force.\nCall of Duty: Advanced Warfare kicks off with a bang with a mission in the hot zone of Korea in the year 2054.\nThe opening levels serve almost as a tutorial to help players get accustomed to the new equipment and its capabilities.\nThe biggest change is the exoskeleton that amplifies a soldier\u2019s abilities and give them the power to leap higher into the air, dodge faster from side to side and exert enormous strength.\nIt\u2019s not long before we\u2019re introduced to Jonathan Irons (Kevin Spacey) who is the head of Atlas \u2013 a private military corporation that answers to no government but that are often used to intervene in conflicts around the world.\nYou assume the role of Jack Mitchell \u2013 a soldier who is seriously injured early in the game before being rehabilitated and taken into the Atlas ranks by Irons.\nOn the gameplay side, Advanced Warfare ticks all of the Call of Duty boxes with enough variety in each of the 15 missions that make up the campaign to offer a real rollercoaster ride.\nAnd there is also a level of acting and character development to give the story an added dimension.\nIf you\u2019re playing Advanced Warfare on a PlayStation 4 or Xbox One next generation console you\u2019ll also admire the photo realistic graphics that has come closer to looking like real life than any game we can remember.\nWithout giving away the plot there is plenty to keep your interest in the storyline while you\u2019re visiting more exotic and deadly locations than a James Bond film.\nThere is one particularly memorable level that takes place on the Golden Gate Bridge that climaxes \u2013 let\u2019s just say \u2013 in a most explosive manner.\nBut the campaign is just one half of the game. The multi-player modes that pits you against other online players in 16 excellent maps is the part of Advanced Warfare that\u2019s like a gift that keeps on giving.\nYou can dive as deep or as shallow as you want with the option to customise your uniform down to the gloves and boots you wear or simply hop straight into combat.\nAnd with the aid of the exo suits that not only lets you leap tall buildings in a single bound but also earn powers like invisibility, added battery power for longer use of weapons and a shield to protect you from heavy fire.\nThe multi-player maps offer a nice variety of locations, designs and sizes to suit different types of players whether you\u2019re a run-and-gunner, a close combat soldier or someone who feels right at home looking at their enemies through the scope of a sniper rifle.\nCall of Duty: Advanced Warfare is the game we have loved for years \u2013 on steroids.\nIt is done something not many other game titles have achieved \u2013 combine the appeal of a Hollywood blockbuster with excellent gameplay and a compelling storyline.\nJawbone releases new UP3 and Move activity trackers\nVodafone offering new customers free Spotify Premium music streaming",
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        "raw_content": "Temple Music Prep\nAbout Music Prep\nArts & Quality of Life Research Center\nBoyer: Building Better Communities\nHire a Boyer Student Musician\nTemple Music Prep Faculty\nCenter for Gifted Young Musicians\nBiba Benjamin, accompanist, is a native Philadelphian, and received her training from Eleanor Sokoloff at Settlement Music School. While a student, Benjamin was twice a soloist with the Philadelphia Orchestra and attended Fountainebleau Conservatory in France. She graduated for Peabody Conservatory where she was a student of Leon Fleisher. She earned a master's degree in accompanying and chamber music. Benjamin is staff accompanist at Franklin and Marshall College as well as the Lancaster Symphony Choir and teaches piano privately in Lancaster, PA.\nJoseph Cianciulli, accompanist, received a BM in Voice and Opera Performance and Concert Piano from Temple University. 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He has performed alongside many notable performers, including the Canadian Brass, Il Volo, Chris Botti, Deana Martin, Allen Vizzutti, Jens Lindemann, Olga Kern, Sonny Landreth, the Philadelphia Orchestra Trombone Section, and Joan Rivers, and has been a part of featured performances at the American Trombone Workshop, the Great American Brass Band Festival, and the International Trumpet Guild Conference.\nJason Stein, Trombone. MM, Northwestern University; BM, Boston University. Studied with Michael Mulcahy. Has performed with the Chicago Symphony, St. Louis Symphony, Charleston Symphony, IRIS Orchestra, Orlando Philharmonic, Sarasota Philharmonic. Former member of the Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra and the Civic Orchestra of Chicago. Artist in residence at the University of Kentucky, Newberry College, Louisiana State University, Delaware State University, University of North Florida. Current freelance musician on the east coast and performs locally with Northeast Pennsylvania Philharmonic, Ocean City Pops, Pennsylvania Ballet, and Lancaster Symphony.\nCenter for Gifted Young Musicians-Conductors and Chamber Music Ensemble Coaches\n(BCMD, PO) Luis Biava, Music Director Emeritus of the Youth Chamber Orchestra.\n(BCMD, PO) Davyd Booth, Violin by special arrangement; Conductor of Baroque Players and Classic Strings. New School of Music. Studied with Jascha Brodsky; violin, The Philadelphia Orchestra, 1807 and Friends, Wister String Quartet; keyboard: Philadelphia Orchestra, Amerita Chamber Players; lecturer in violin, Boyer College of Music and Dance.\nGuillaume Combet, Chamber Ensembles. First Prize in violin and Chamber Music from the Conservatoire National Sup\u00e9rieur de Musique de Paris; Advanced Certificate, The Juilliard School. Studied with Gerard Poulet, William Lincer, Joel Smirnoff and Robert Mann; former concertmaster: Chicago Civic Orchestra under Daniel Barenboim and Pierre Boulez; performed concertos with the Chicago String Ensemble and Orchestre Symphonique de Tours; toured internationally with Les Virtuoses de France and the West End String Quartet; performed with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and Lyric Opera of Chicago and on chamber music concert series including Dame Myra Hess Concert Series, Mostly Music, and Craftsbury Chamber Players.\n(PO) Sidney Curtiss, Viola by special arrangement; Chamber Ensembles. BM, Philadelphia Conservatory of Music. Studied with Leonard Mogill; formerly Assistant Principal Viola, Philadelphia Orchestra; former member of the New Orleans Symphony and the National Symphony Orchestra; also chamber music coach, Settlement Music School.\nGlenn Fischbach, Cello by special arrangement; Chamber Ensembles. BM, Curtis Institute of Music. Studied with Orlando Cole, Metta Watts, William Stokking; substitute, Philadelphia Orchestra; active soloist, chamber musician; former principal cello, Savannah Symphony Orchestra.\nJasper Quartet (Ensemble-in-Residence) Videos of JSQ in performance\n-J Freivogel is the founding first violinist of the Jasper String Quartet, winners of the prestigious CMA Cleveland Quartet Award. J is also a member of the East Coast Chamber Orchestra (ECCO) and attended Oberlin College and Conservatory for Bachelor\u2019s degrees in Violin Performance and Politics. During his time there, Freivogel won the Kauffman Chamber Music prize three times, the Presser Music Award, the Hurlbutt prize for most outstanding violinist, and the concerto competition. He received his Master\u2019s in String Quartet Performance from Rice University\u2019s Shepherd School of Music and an Artist\u2019s Diploma at the Yale School of Music. His principal teachers include Marilyn McDonald, Sylvia Rosenberg, and Cho-Liang Lin for violin, and James Dunham, Norman Fischer, and the Tokyo String Quartet for chamber music.\n-Karen Kim (violin) is the newest member of the award-winning Jasper String Quartet. She has performed in such prestigious venues and series as Carnegie Hall's Stern Auditorium, and Zankel and Weill Recital Halls; the Celebrity Series of Boston; the Philadelphia Chamber Music Society; the Vienna Musikverein; London\u2019s Wigmore Hall; the Mus\u00e9e d'Orsay in Paris; the Seoul Arts Center; and Angel Place in Sydney, Australia. She received the Grammy Award for Best Chamber Music Performance in 2011 for her recordings of the complete quartets of Gy\u00f6rgy Ligeti. Kim has collaborated with artists ranging from Kim Kashkashian, Paul Katz, Roger Tapping, J\u00f6rg Widmann, and Shai Wosner to Questlove & The Roots and the James Sewell Ballet. She is a founding member of Third Sound, which made its debut at the Havana Contemporary Music Festival in 2015. She is also a member of Talea Ensemble and Deviant Septet, and frequently performs with such groups as the East Coast Chamber Orchestra, Ensemble \u00c9chapp\u00e9, and NOVUS NY.\n-Sam Quintal, founding violist of the Jasper String Quartet, was born and raised in Fairbanks, Alaska. As a member of the Jasper String Quartet he has won awards including the Cleveland Quartet Award and the Grand Prizes at both the Plowman Chamber Music Competition and the Coleman Chamber Music Competition. He earned his Bachelor\u2019s degree in violin performance from Oberlin Conservatory studying with Marilyn McDonald, his Master\u2019s degree in String Quartet from Rice University studying viola with James Dunham, and his Artist's Diploma from Yale School of Music studying with the Tokyo String Quartet.\n-Rachel Henderson Freivogel is the founding and current cellist of the Jasper String Quartet. Freivogel received degrees from Yale University (Artist Diploma), Rice University (M.M. String Quartet) and Oberlin Conservatory of Music (B.M. Cello Performance; M.M. Historical Performance). With the JSQ, she has received the Cleveland Quartet Award and the Fischoff Educator Award, recorded 5 albums, commissioned numerous works and performed around the world. In addition to performing, she enjoys teaching and is also a Co-Artistic Director of Jasper Chamber Concerts, a chamber music series in Chestnut Hill, PA.\nNatalie Rudoi, Violin by special arrangement; Chamber Ensembles. received her Bachelor of Music and Master of Music degrees from the Cleveland Institute of Music where she studied under William Preucil, David Cerone, and Linda Cerone. Former teachers include Kimberly Fisher and Yumi Ninomiya Scott. Additional studies include ENCORE School for Strings, the Philadelphia International Music Festival, and Temple Prep\u2019s Center for Gifted Young Musicians. Rudoi has appeared as soloist with Symphony in C, the Cleveland Institute of Music Symphony Orchestra, Cairn University Symphony Orchestra, and the Manalapan Battleground Symphony Orchestra. She currently serves as assistant principal 2nd violin in Symphony in C and has also performed as a guest musician with the Delaware Symphony Orchestra, the Charlotte Symphony Orchestra, the Chamber Orchestra of Philadelphia, and the Philadelphia Orchestra. She has worked with conductors such as Yannick N\u00e9zet-S\u00e9guin, Vladimir Jurowski, Bramwell Tovey, Christopher Warren-Greene, David Amado, and Rossen Milanov. Natalie currently serves on the faculty of the Csehy Summer School of Music and the School of Music at Cairn University.\n(BCMD) Charles Parker, Jr., Coach and Coordinator of Chamber Ensembles in the Center for Gifted Young Musicians; Violin by special arrangement. BA, State University of New York (Stony Brook). Studied with Ivan Galamian, Helen Kwalwasser, Paul Zukofsky; artistic director, Davidsbund Chamber Players; orchestra member: Opera Company of Philadelphia; chamber music coach: Haverford College, Bryn Mawr College; lecturer in violin, Boyer College of Music and Dance, recipient of the \"Inspiration Award\" from Temple's Center for Gifted Young Musicians.\nAaron Picht, Conductor of Youth Chamber Orchestra; Conductor of Baroque Players. BM, Boston University; MA, Teachers College, Columbia University. Studied with George Neikrug, Walter Trampler, Eugene Lehner; Director, Sandra Dean String Ensemble at The Philadelphia School; formerly: Viola, Boston Musica Viva; Principal Viola, Het Limburgs Symphonie Orkest.\nManij\u00e9h Ren\u00e9 Pickard, Harp by special arrangement; Director of Temple Music Prep Youth Harp Ensemble attended MidAmerica Nazarene University (MNU) and holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in both Music Performance and Music Pedagogy in addition to a Bachelor of Music Education. Her teachers include Deborah Wells Clark, Principal Harpist of the Kansas City Symphony, Tabitha Reist Steiner, Wesley Kelly, and Roseanne Gortenburg. Her performance appearances include the Plaza Arts Festival, Washburn University Symphony Orchestra, MNU String Ensemble and MNU Concert Band. During her senior year in college, Manij\u00e9h was selected to perform in the MNU Music Honors Recital 2011. She served as President of the Kansas City Lyra Chapter of the American Harp Society and remains an active member of the Olathe Music Teachers Association, the Mid-America Music Association, and was recently elected as President of the Philadelphia Chapter of the American Harp Society. She is Acting Director of the Temple Music Prep Youth Harp Ensemble, and also freelances and teaches harp and piano lessons in the Philadelphia and Bucks County area.\nVictoria McGuigan, Dance Coordinator. BFA and M.Ed. In 1996 she developed the dance program at the Temple University Music Preparatory Division and has performed, choreographed and taught extensively in the surrounding area, as well as in New York, Utah, and Brazil. Past company member: Ann Vachon Dance Conduit, Brandi Floreen and Dancers and ICE (Independent Choreographers' Exchange) Recipient of the Ellen Forman Memorial Award and the Temple University Dance Educator's Award. Victoria had also served as a member on the board of directors for Dance Conduit for over a decade and is the current chair of the Temple University Department of Dance Alumni Committee In recent years, her teaching has evolved to include special needs populations inspired by her son, Asher. Her program \u201cDancing Our Difference\u201d explores the unique abilities of all individuals and is a growing part of her advocacy for embracing difference. Her program has been awarded the 2018 Philadelphia Autism Project Grant of Drexel University. Member of daCi (Dance and the Child International) and NDEO (National Dance Education Organization).\n(BCMD) Dr. Beth Bolton, Curriculum Director. BS, Ft. Hays State U.; M.M., Emporia State University; PhD, Temple University. Associate Dean for Faculty and Academic Affairs and Associate Professor of Music Education, Boyer College of Music and Dance; Vice Dean for Faculty and Academic Affairs and Center for the Arts; author of Musicianship, Katangaroo, Un bellissimo giardino, Jump Right In: The Music Curriculum, Music Play.\nTeresa Mattura, Building Blocks, Pre-Twinkle Class. B.M. in Music Education, Temple University. Early Childhood, Level One Certification from the Gordon Institute for Music Learning. Studied Musica in Culla in Madrid, Spain and Rome, Italy. Current teacher at St. Mary\u2019s Nursery School in West Philadelphia.\nRoss Mann, Guitar for Busy Adults, Individual Lessons in Guitar and Bass Guitar. BM, Georgia State University; MM, Cleveland Institute of Music. Studied with John Sutherland, John Holmquist, Angelo Gilardino; first prize winner: 2001 National Federation of Music Clubs, 2002 American String Teachers Association; faculty, Bucks and Delaware County Community Colleges; Assistant Director, Philadelphia Classical Guitar Orchestra, active soloist and chamber musician with recent appearances at the Philadelphia Fringe Festival and Philadelphia Classical Guitar Society.\nJay Epstein, Jazz Piano; Pathways to Jazz Improv; Suzuki & Traditional Piano Studio. AA in Jazz Studies, Cuyahoga Community College; BFA in Jazz & Contemporary Music, New School University; MM Ed, Temple University; studied with Rachel Niccolazzo, Hal Galper; maintains private studio for jazz, theory and composition; director, arranger and manager of Jay Epstein Quartet; active freelance musician; Suzuki training with Joan Krzywicki and is a registered Suzuki instructor for Piano level 1 with the Suzuki Association of the Americas.\nJason O'Mara, Saxophone; CMSP Jazz Orchestra. BM, University of the Arts. Freelance saxophonist, clarinetist, flautist, oboist, composer, arranger, session musician. Has performed and/or recorded with Natalie Cole, Frankie Valli, Frank Sinatra, Jr., Teddy Pendergrass, Randy Brecker, James Moody, The O\u2019Jays, the Temptations, the Bay-Atlantic Symphony, the Lancaster Symphony, and the Trenton Symphony, among others. Recent tour with the original cast of the Jersey Boys and can be seen on Sony/PBS DVD production of \u201cLove Train: The Sound of Philadelphia.\u201d Founding member of the New Jersey Saxophone Quartet. Completed tours throughout US, Canada, and Europe as well as 2 recitals at Carnegie Hall\u2019s Weill Recital Hall. Performed in over 50 musical productions as a woodwind doubler. Past faculty positions include Immaculata University, Germantown Friends, George School, Bensalem High School. Founder and Director of the CMSP Jazz Orchestra and Jazz Workshop.\nSandrine Erdely-Sayo, Individual lessons in Theory and Piano. MM, University of the Arts; First Prize, Conservatory National Sup\u00e9rieur de Musique de Paris in harmony, counterpoint, fugue; recipient, 1983 French Minister of Culture Award; Prize Winner, Ibla International Competition (Italy); Gold medalist, Sc\u00e8ne Fran\u00e7aise International Competition (France); Founder and Artistic Director of Piano on the Rocks International Festival; member: International Society for Philosophical Enquiry (ISPE); classical music editor, Mega Foundation; member, International Society for Philosophical Enquiry; solo recitalist, lecturer, recording artist.\nJustin Jue, Summer Songwriting Intensive, Summer Music Theory Intensive. MM in Music Education, Temple University; BM in Commercial and Media Composition at California State University, Northridge (CSUN); Professional Certificate in Keyboard Performance at Musicians Institute, Hollywood, CA. Studied jazz with world renowned jazz pianist, Kwak Yoon Chan while living in Korea and scored music for several independent films and arranged the theme music for the cable channel, Television Korea 24 under the name Su-Hyun Jue; he has worked as an accompanist as well as a music teacher in several schools and churches on the west coast including Glendale Community College, First Baptist Church of Hollywood, and Glory Church of Jesus Christ in Los Angeles. Comfortable with various styles of music from Hiphop/Rap, and jazz to musicals and sacred music as well as classical music, Justin\u2019s compositions have won silver awards at the Korean National Contemporary Music Contest (2000) and at the Christian Gospel Contest (2002). Currently, he is the music director and music curriculum director at St. Hilary of Poitiers School, Rydal, PA.\nDylan Principi, Basic Musicianship, Summer Music Theory Intensive, CMSP Theory Classes. MM, BM Temple University; PhD candidate, Princeton University. Recipient of Temple\u2019s B. Stimson Carrow Award for excellence in music theory pedagogy and musicianship. Presented research at Temple University, the University of Michigan, the University of Pennsylvania, and for the Music Theory Society of the Mid-Atlantic, and the Society for Music Theory. Performed with the Artosphere Festival Orchestra, Chamber Orchestra of Philadelphia, Philadelphia Singers, and at the Walnut Street Theatre.\n(BCMD) Dr. Charles Abramovic, by special arrangement\nBiba Benjamin, Accompanist, is a native Philadelphian, and received her training from Eleanor Sokoloff at Settlement Music School. While a student, he was twice a soloist with the Philadelphia Orchestra and attended Fountainebleau Conservatory in France. She graduated for Peabody Conservatory where she was a student of Leon Fleisher. She went on to earn a master's degree in accompanying and chamber music. For the past seven years, Benjamin has been staff accompanist for Franklin and Marshall College as well as the Lancaster Symphony Choir and teaches piano privately in Lancaster, PA.\nEllen Feldman, Individual lessons. Bachelor of Music (magna cum laude & Presidential Scholar) in Piano performance, and Master of Music in History and Literature, Temple University. Student of Maryan Filar and Harvey Wedeen. Apprentice Instructor under Professor Maria Taylor. Winner, Tri-County Concerts, Piano Division. Has lectured at Rosemont College. Was accompanist for Mendelssohn Club of Philadelphia for 14 years. Piano rehearsals with Eugene Ormandy, Riccardo Muti, Zubin Mehta, Michael Tilson Thomas, Robert Shaw, Klaus Tennstedt, Rafael Fruhbeck de Burgos, Gennady Rozhdestvensky, and Sergiu Comissiona. Recitals with Davyd Booth (Philadelphia Orchestra).\n(BCMD) Joan Krzywicki, Every Child Can; Suzuki Piano Teacher Training. BME, Indiana University (Bloomington); MM, Youngstown State University. Studied with Abbey Simon and Haruko Kataoka (co-founder of the Suzuki Piano School); registered Suzuki Teacher Trainer with the Suzuki Association of the Americas; currently serving as Board Chair of the Suzuki Association of the Americas; lecturer of piano, Boyer College of Music and Dance.\nKayoko Segawa, Individual Lessons is a graduate of the Kobe Jogaku-in College School of Music in Japan. She also received Master Course Diplomas from the Chopin University of Music in Warsaw under Lidia Kozubek and the University of Music in Leipzig under Amadeus Webersinke. She appeared numerous times with instrumental and choral ensembles throughout Japan and Canada, and has performed in duo-piano concerts with legendary Japanese composer Yoshinao Nakada. Segawa was the director and chief instructor of piano at the Taisha Music School in Kobe, and a steering committee member of the Takatsuki Music Association of Osaka. In Canada, she was a member of the piano faculties of the Tom Lee Academy and Vancouver Symphony Orchestra School of Music.\nDr. Rebecca Ansel, Violin by special arrangement; Chamber Ensembles. BM, Rice University; MM and DMA, University of Michigan. Studied with Kathleen Winkler and Paul Kantor; Faculty, West Chester University; Former Professor: University of Oklahoma, Ithaca College and The Ohio State University; chamber/orchestral/baroque musician: Holmberg String Quartet, Ariadne String Quartet, Roycroft Chamber Festival, Ensemble X, Light in Winter Festival, Skaneatles Festival Orchestra, Oklahoma City Philharmonic, Cayuga Chamber Orchestra, Pro-Music Chamber Orchestra, Iris Chamber Orchestra, New York State Early Music Ensemble, Denton Bach Society; member of the Pennsylvania Ballet orchestra.\nMillie Bai, Violin by special arrangement. BM, MM, Temple University; Diploma, New School of Music; studied with Jascha Brodsky; assistant to Jascha Brodsky, 1992 - 96; former member of Shanghai Opera House Orchestra; member of Reading Symphony Orchestra; founding member, Bel Canto Trio; active recitalist and chamber musician.\nJoanne DiMaria Bates, Double Bass. BM, Curtis Institute of Music. Student of Roger Scott. Ford Foundation Fellow, studies with Henry G. Scott. Koussevitsky Foundation Fellow at Tanglewood, studies with Edwin Barker and Lawrence Wolfe. Has performed with the Philadelphia Orchestra (first woman to play in their bass section), Chamber Orchestra of Philadelphia, opera companies of Philadelphia, Delaware and Trenton, and with the symphonies of Princeton, Delaware and Reading and the Riverside Symphonia. Has taught at Kutztown University, Chestnut Hill College and Mansfield University.\nGuillaume Combet, Violin by special arrangement; Chamber Ensembles. First Prize in violin and Chamber Music from the Conservatoire National Sup\u00e9rieur de Musique de Paris; Advanced Certificate, The Juilliard School. Studied with Gerard Poulet, William Lincer, Joel Smirnoff and Robert Mann; former concertmaster: Chicago Civic Orchestra under Daniel Barenboim and Pierre Boulez; performed concertos with the Chicago String Ensemble and Orchestre Symphonique de Tours; toured internationally with Les Virtuoses de France and the West End String Quartet; performed with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and Lyric Opera of Chicago and on chamber music concert series including Dame Myra Hess Concert Series, Mostly Music, and Craftsbury Chamber Players.\nDr. Vladimir Dyo, Violin by special arrangement.\nYecheskel Francis, Viola. BM, Temple University; MM, Wichita State University. Principal teachers include: Daniel Panner (Mendelssohn String Quartet) Boris Vayner (St. Petersburg String Quartet), Che-Hung Chen (Philadelphia Orchestra),and Evelyn Louise (Philadelphia Opera). Yecheskel is an avid chamber and orchestral musician, and has performed in ensembles in the United States, Germany, Iceland, and Italy. Yecheskel currently is a member of the Bay Atlantic Symphony and the Silk Road Symphony Orchestra, based in Berlin, Germany. His awards include first prize in the Wolff-Bing Chamber Music Competition, third prize in the Arapahoe Concerto Competition, first prize in the Satori Chamber Music Competition, and first prize in St. Petersburg Quartet Academy Concerto Competition. Yecheskel has had masterclasses with such renowned violists and artists as Kim Kashkashian, Michael Stern, Nokuthula Nygenyama, Michael Stern, M\u00e1t\u00e9 Szucs, and Steven Tenenbom.\nJ Freivogel, Violin by special arrangement. BM, Oberlin Conservatory; BA, Oberlin College; MM, Rice University; AD, Yale University. J is the first violinist of the Jasper String Quartet, winners of the prestigious CMA Cleveland Quartet Award. J is also a member of the East Coast Chamber Orchestra (ECCO) and attended Oberlin College and Conservatory for Bachelor\u2019s degrees in Violin Performance and Politics. During his time there, J won the Kauffman Chamber Music prize three times, the Presser Music Award, the Hurlbutt prize for most outstanding violinist, and the concerto competition. He received his Master\u2019s in String Quartet Performance from Rice University\u2019s Shepherd School of Music and an Artist\u2019s Diploma at the Yale School of Music. His principal teachers include Marilyn McDonald, Sylvia Rosenberg, and Cho-Liang Lin for violin, and James Dunham, Norman Fischer, and the Tokyo String Quartet for chamber music. J is married to cellist Rachel Henderson Freivogel and they live in Philadelphia, PA with their children, Leon and Evy.\nSteven Heitlinger, Viola. BM, Arizona State University; MM, University of Maryland, College Park; Professional Studies, Temple University; participant: National Orchestral Institute, principal violist; Great Hall Chamber Orchestra, principal violist; member: Elysium String Quartet, Allentown Symphony, Prometheus Chamber Orchestra, and Riverside Symphonia.\nRachel Henderson Freivogel, Chamber ensembles and cello by special arrangement, is the founding and current cellist of the Jasper String Quartet.. Freivogel received degrees from Yale University (Artist Diploma), Rice University (M.M. String Quartet) and Oberlin Conservatory of Music (B.M. Cello Performance; M.M. Historical Performance).With the JSQ, she has received the Cleveland Quartet Award and the Fischoff Educator Award, recorded 5 albums, commissioned numerous works and performed around the world. In addition to performing, Ms. Freivogel enjoys teaching and is also a Co-Artistic Director of Jasper Chamber Concerts, a chamber music series in Chestnut Hill, PA.\nJulienne Ikegami, Suzuki and Traditional Violin,received her BM in violin performance and MM in string pedagogy at Temple University where she studied with Meichen Barnes and Barbara Sonies. She participated in several ensembles, including Temple University Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Luis Biava, Sinfonia, Opera, Contemporary Ensemble, and Chamber Music. Notable chamber coaches include Helen Kwalwasser, Jeffrey Solow, and Lambert Orkis, among others. Prior to her studies at Temple, she studied at the Pennsylvania Academy of Music with Simon Maurer, Brandon Christensen, and Antonio Rincon. Additional training includes Pennsylvania Governor's School for the Arts and Domaine Forget Music and Dance Academy. Julienne offers traditional and Suzuki style lessons and is a registered Suzuki instructor with the Suzuki Association of the Americas. In addition to Ikegami Music Studio. Ikegamie also teaches at Community Music School in Trappe, PA in both individual and group settings. Besides teaching, she also performs as a soloist and in ensembles.\nRuth Kiang, Suzuki and Traditional Violin. BA, University of Northern Iowa; MM, Temple University. Kiang is a registered Suzuki instructor with Joanne Melvin, Marilyn O\u2019Boyle, and Joan Krzywicki through the Suzuki Association of the Americas. She has participated in master classes with the Shanghai Quartet, Faure Quartett, Salzburg Chamber Soloists, Arianna Quartet, Maia Quartet, and the Verdehr Trio. Ruth performs with the Lancaster Symphony Orchestra, Bay-Atlantic Symphony, among other ensembles and is an active chamber and musical theatre musician in the Philadelphia area and has been heard on stages at the Walnut Street Theatre and the Media Theatre. She is also currently on the string faculty at the New Jersey School of Music.\nKaren Kim, Violin by special arrangement. Violinist in the award-winning Jasper String Quartet, has performed in such prestigious venues and series as Carnegie Hall's Stern Auditorium, and Zankel and Weill Recital Halls; the Celebrity Series of Boston; the Philadelphia Chamber Music Society; the Vienna Musikverein; London\u2019s Wigmore Hall; the Mus\u00e9e d'Orsay in Paris; the Seoul Arts Center; and Angel Place in Sydney, Australia. She received the Grammy Award for Best Chamber Music Performance in 2011 for her recordings of the complete quartets of Gy\u00f6rgy Ligeti. Ms. Kim has collaborated with artists ranging from Kim Kashkashian, Paul Katz, Roger Tapping, J\u00f6rg Widmann, and Shai Wosner to Questlove & The Roots and the James Sewell Ballet. She is a founding member of Third Sound, which made its debut at the Havana Contemporary Music Festival in 2015. She is also a member of Talea Ensemble and Deviant Septet, and frequently performs with such groups as the East Coast Chamber Orchestra, Ensemble \u00c9chapp\u00e9, and NOVUS NY.\nKaren Meier, Suzuki and Traditional Cello. BM, Curtis Institute of Music; graduate studies, Juilliard School of Music; studies with Orlando Cole, Metta Watts, Joel Krosnick; College House Teaching Fellow, University of Pennsylvania; a registered Suzuki instructor with the Suzuki Association of the Americas; member, The Westwoods Ensemble; freelance musician.\n(BCMD, PO) Hirono Oka, Violin by special arrangement. Toho Conservatory of Music (Tokyo); San Francisco Conservatory; Curtis Institute of Music. Studies with Ivan Galamian, Jaime Laredo, Arnold Steinhardt, Felix Galimir, Stuart Canin; violin, Philadelphia Orchestra; appeared as soloist with: San Francisco Chamber Ensemble, Utica Symphony, among others; chamber musician with: Marlboro Music Festival, Chamber Music West, Theatre Chamber Players of the Kennedy Center, Network for New Music, Delaware Chamber Music Festival, Philadelphia Chamber Music Society; toured with: Brandenburg Ensemble, Music from Marlboro; lecturer of violin, Boyer College of Music and Dance.\nTracy Parente, Master Teacher of the Philadelphia String Project at Temple University (On leave). BM in violin, Temple University; MA, Arcadia University, Teaching Certificate, Immaculata University. Currently String Specialist in the School District of Philadelphia; has conducted All City Middle School Orchestra; served on All City High School committee; performed with The Pennsylvania Opera Theatre, The Metropolitan Opera Guild as well as with The Moody Blues, Page and Plant World Tour, Lester Lanin Orchestra, Smokey Robinson, Harry Connick Jr., Tony Bennett, Frank Sinatra Jr. and Pavarotti.\n(BCMD) Charles Parker, Jr., Violin by special arrangement; Coach and Coordinator of Chamber Ensembles in the Center for Gifted Young Musicians.BA, State University New York (Stony Brook). Studied with Ivan Galamian, Helen Kwalwasser, Paul Zukofsky; artistic director, Davidsbund Chamber Players; orchestra member: Opera Company of Philadelphia; chamber music coach: Haverford College, Bryn Mawr College; lecturer in violin, Boyer College of Music and Dance, recipient of the \"Inspiration Award\" from Temple's Center for Gifted Young Musicians.\nSam Quintal, Viola by special arrangement. BM, Oberlin Conservatory; MM, Rice University; AD, Yale University. Studied with James Dunham, Kazu Isomura and Marilyn McDonald. Member of Jasper String Quartet. Winner of Cleveland Quartet Award, Plowman, Coleman and Yellow Springs Competitions. Former instructor at Oberlin Conservatory and Yale University.\nIngrid Rosenback, Traditional and Suzuki Violin. BA, University of Delaware; BS, Philadelphia College of Pharmacy & Science; BM, Temple University\u2019s Boyer College of Music and Dance. Studied with Helen Kwalwasser; is a registered Suzuki instructor with the Suzuki Association of the Americas; co-founder and violinist, vocalist and harmonica of Last Chance Duo.\nNatalie Rudoi, Violin by special arrangement; Chamber Ensembles, received her BM and MM from the Cleveland Institute of Music where she studied under William Preucil, David Cerone, and Linda Cerone. Former teachers include Kimberly Fisher and Yumi Ninomiya Scott. Additional studies include ENCORE School for Strings, the Philadelphia International Music Festival, and Temple Music Prep\u2019s Center for Gifted Young Musicians. Natalie has appeared as soloist with Symphony in C, the Cleveland Institute of Music Symphony Orchestra, Cairn University Symphony Orchestra, and the Manalapan Battleground Symphony Orchestra. She currently serves as assistant principal 2nd violin in Symphony in C and has also performed as a guest musician with the Delaware Symphony Orchestra, the Charlotte Symphony Orchestra, the Chamber Orchestra of Philadelphia, and the Philadelphia Orchestra. She has worked with conductors such as Yannick N\u00e9zet-S\u00e9guin, Vladimir Jurowski, Bramwell Tovey, Christopher Warren-Greene, David Amado, and Rossen Milanov. Natalie currently serves on the faculty of the Csehy Summer School of Music and the School of Music at Cairn University.\n(BCMD) Dr. Eduard Schmieder, Violin by special arrangement.\n(Emeritus BCMD, PO, Curtis) Yumi Ninomiya Scott, Emeritus Violin Faculty.\nAshley Vines, Suzuki and Traditional Lessons in Viola, Violin, CMSP String Workshop, CMSP String Orchestra began her music studies as a student in the School District of Philadelphia and is a Temple Music Prep alumna. She earned a BM in Performance from Temple University and was a viola student of Renard Edwards. She was a recipient of the 2016-2017 IRIS Artist Fellowship, a residency program where she performed in a chamber ensemble with a focus on community outreach, and taught as a community engagement fellow through Memphis Music Initiative at Caldwell-Guthrie Elementary School. She is violin and viola teaching artist with Musicopia, Philadelphia Youth Orchestra's Tune Up Philly, and ensemble director through Temple University\u2019s Community Music Scholars Program and is also a registered Suzuki instructor who studied under Marilyn O'Boyle and Martha Shackford. Vines is a member of IRIS Orchestra and as freelance musician, she has performed with groups such as Bay Atlantic Symphony, Symphony in C, Riverside Sinfonia, Eboni Strings, and more. Ashley has also played in masterclasses with artists such as the Nokuthula Nqwenyama, and members of the Emerson, Ceruti Quartet and Aizuri String Quartet.\nMetta Watts, Emeritus Cello Faculty.\nNina Wilkinson, Master Teacher of the Philadelphia String Project at Temple University earned a BM in Music Education from Temple University. She has pursued graduate studies at University of the Arts and is also a graduate of Overbrook High School Music Magnet Program and Settlement Music School. Her primary teachers include Leonard Mogill (Philadelphia Orchestra) and Karen Tuttle (Curtis Institute of Music). Nina has an extensive background in education and is a string teacher at Settlement Music School, viola instructor at Community College of Philadelphia, and Cairn University, and an instrumental string specialist in the School District of Philadelphia. Nina served as a coach of the Musicopia String Orchestra since its founding in 2005. She is the recipient of the following awards: Philadelphia Foundation; Ford Foundation; Pro Arts Scholarship; Temple University Music Scholarship; Philadelphia Board of Education Music Scholarship.\n(BCMD) Dr. Marcus DeLoach, Voice by special arrangement.\nDr. Barbara Di Toro, BM, and MM (Voice Performance), EdD (Higher Education Administration), Temple University; BA (Elementary Education), Holy Family University. Vocal studies with Klara Meyers, John Douglas, Robert Nay, Diane Forlano, Dr. Neal Tracy; Soloist at Piano on the Rocks International Festival in Sedona AZ since 2016; Performed roles with Temple Opera Theater, Delaware Valley Opera, and Buck-Mont Opera Company; soloist and soprano section leader at Wyncote Calvary Presbyterian Church; board member: Children\u2019s Opera Box, Boyer College Alumni Association, and member of Musical Fund Society of Philadelphia; Formerly: Associate Director of Temple Music Prep, and musical theater director, Gwynedd Mercy Academy High School.\nElizabeth Green, Conductor of the CMSP Wind Ensemble, Flute. BME in Instrumental Music, State University of New York at Fredonia, MA in Music Education, Teachers College, Columbia University. Currently itinerant Music and Wind Specialist in the School District of Philadelphia. Formerly Band/Orchestra Teacher in NYC Public Schools including The Choir Academy of Harlem. She is deeply interested and invested in public schools, inner-city music education, fair-funding legislation and sociological issues that impact her students.\nJocelyn Moore, Oboe. MM, Temple University; BM, Duquesne University. Current member, Symphony in C; Former member, Butler County Symphony Orchestra; has performed with Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, Richmond Symphony, Prometheus Chamber Orchestra, Wilmington Ballet; Education Manager, Symphony in C; former faculty, Play On, Philly!; freelance musician.\nJack Saint Clair, Saxophone. BM Temple University. Freelance saxophonist and composer/arranger. Performs with such acts as Deana Martin and Broadway actor Joe Bwarie. Conductor and arranger of the Jack Saint Clair Orchestra which performs regularly at LaRose Jazz Club. Other teaching positions include woodwind teacher at DeLuca Music Academy, and group instructor for Musicopia.\nDr. Rie Suzuki, Clarinet. BM, Musashino Academia Musicae (Tokyo); MM, Webster University; DMA, Peabody Institute of Johns Hopkins University. Member: Chamber Orchestra of Philadelphia, Black Pearl Chamber Orchestra, Endless Mountain Music Festival Orchestra; principal clarinet: Princeton Festival Opera Orchestra; founding member: Tripod Trio, Eastwinds Quintet; faculty: Rowan University; former faculty/guest artist: Northern Lights Music Festival; Philadelphia International Music Festival, Apple Hill Chamber Music Festival.\nStephen Wilensky, Flute. BM Ed., Philadelphia Musical Academy; MM, Manhattan School of Music; doctoral studies, Temple University. Studied with William Kincaid, John Wummer; recipient of a Fulbright Scholarship (Japan), National Grammy Foundation and PFT Excellence in Teaching awards among others.",
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        "raw_content": "Have you ever wondered why certain people are chosen by our Lord or His Mother for apparitions\nWhy are certain visionaries chosen?\nHave you ever wondered why certain people are chosen by Our Lord and His Mother for apparitions and to be Their messengers? I have.\nNow, one would have thought that all these privileged men and women were holy, holy, holy, and walked on clouds with a light surrounding them. Nothing of the sort in many of them! Indeed, the visionaries of Medjugorje were certainly ordinary youngsters and not particularly churchy. In fact, when in July 1981 the visionaries asked Our Lady: \u201cGospa, why are you appearing to us? We are not better than others,\u201d she replied: \u201cI do not necessarily choose the best.\u201d Indeed, several of their human frailties seem to persist throughout, and they are certainly not perfect.\nBecause I am very well acquainted with a few of the modern-day visionaries, neither of whom carry halos around their heads, I thought that I should research just three of the lives of some of the seers of well-known and major Marian apparition sites, beginning with St. Catherine Labour\u00e9 to whom Our Lady appeared in Paris in 1831 promoting the Miraculous Medal.\nAccording to the biography on her life by Fr. Joseph I. Dirvin, C.M., Catherine was well-known to be confrontational with her confessor. It was all about Fr. Aladel\u2019s refusal to believe in her visions and the mission, which she was given by Our Lady. Her terrible suffering at that time was evident in her despairing, exasperated complaint to Our Lady that she might better appear to somebody else since, as she said: \u201cMy good Mother, you see that he will not believe me. No one will believe me.\u201d\nThese encounters between confessor and penitent became highly excitable and unpleasant. Voices were raised and harsh words uttered. These sounds of battle even drifted out of the confessional and startled the ears of the Sisters, who were waiting their turn. However, they did not know at that time what it was all about since Catherine kept her secret from them. Indeed, the Sisters later testified before the Tribunal convened by Rome to investigate Catherine\u2019s sanctity that they often overheard the voice of Fr. Aladel, its tone peremptorily commanding, and the voice of Catherine, its tone just as peremptorily insisting. It is also written that she had a dogged and determined will that would sidestep any unpleasantness to achieve its objective, and a spirited tongue to pursue that objective against all arguments and remonstrance.\nThere are other ample examples of her tart rejoinders. For example, she also gave in to occasional flashes of temper and these outbursts endured almost to the moment of her death when she had attained a very high sanctity. Nonetheless, when her body was exhumed it was found to be miraculously preserved. It tells a story! She now lies in the chapel in the Rue du Bac in Paris, in the Mother house of the Sisters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul. But didn\u2019t St. Peter also have a temper? Did he not chop the ear off one of the soldiers in the Garden of Gethsemane? Yet it was upon this rock that Jesus Christ built His Church!\nBernadette Soubirous of Lourdes could also be quite caustic at times. According to Fr. Ren\u00e9 Laurentin\u2019s book Bernadette of Lourdes, among other things, she disliked being harassed by curious people and being treated like a saint. For example, when people would ask her to touch holy objects for them, she would curtly reply: \u201cSorry, I am forbidden to do that.\u201d On another occasion, several women approached her from behind thinking: \u201cIf I could only cut off a bit of her dress!\u201d Sensing their intention, Bernadette would reply: \u201cWhat imbeciles you are!\u201d\nWhen other people would present their Rosaries for her to touch and bless, she would simply reply: \u201cI do not wear a stole.\u201d Some people would then resort to subterfuges. Distinguished visitors, for example, would accidentally drop a Rosary so that Bernadette might have to pick it up for them. One day when asked why she did not pick up the Rosary of someone, who was considered to be special, she replied: \u201cI am not the one who dropped it.\u201d\nOne bishop was admitted to the infirmary to see a sick Bernadette. But he had a more original idea. Playing negligently with his Episcopal cap, he let it drop on her bed. It was a deliberate strategy designed to get her to touch it and pick it up for him. Bernadette did not move a muscle. The conversation then dropped to zero. Finally, the bishop took the initiative: \u201cSister, would you mind giving me back my cap?\u201d \u201cYour Excellency, I did not ask for your cap. You can pick it up yourself,\u201d she gently replied. However, in the end she did pick it up out of obedience because her superior in the room ordered her to do so. In fact, she frequently used to sigh: \u201cOh, my impetuous nature again!\u201d On another occasion she referred to her fellow Sr. Julienne as a \u201cblabber-mouth.\u201d\nHer superiors did all they could to protect Bernadette from curious visitors, but exceptions were tried to be made for bishops passing through. Among them were Bishop Chigi, the Apostolic Nuncio, and Bishop Dupanloup. However, Bernadette seems to have had no undue respect for those who insisted on seeing her, which included even bishops. When asked to see them, Bernadette retorted: \u201cThese poor bishops would be better off staying at home in their chanceries.\u201d Once she also refused to see a certain Bishop Bourred of Rodez. According to Sr. Victoire Cassou: \u201cI said to her: \u2018What about the 40 day indulgence? (for kissing a bishop\u2019s ring).\u2019 \u201cMy Jesus, mercy. That\u2019s 300 days!\u201d she replied.\nOnce she was also asked about the secrets which Our Lady had given to her, to which she gave no reply. Three Jesuits then argued: \u201cIf you cannot tell them, it is a useless revelation.\u201d She sternly replied: \u201cI am sorry but it is useful for me.\u201d \u201cWhy have you hidden them from your confessor?\u201d asked another priest. \u201cThey are not sins!\u201d immediately retorted Bernadette.\nWhen during that historic apparition on Thursday, February 25, 1848, Bernadette was told by Our Lady: \u201cGo and drink of the spring and wash yourself in it,\u201d and then: \u201cGo and eat the plant you will find there,\u201d she then acted in blind obedience, all to the embarrassment and ridicule of the huge crowd. Some time later, she was eventually summoned to a final Episcopal interrogation before Bishop Laurence in Tarbes. The Bishop\u2019s demeanor was one of imperturbableness as were the chiseled faces of the 12 members of the Commission. One Commissioner tried to embarrass her: \u201cThe idea of making you eat some kind of grass doesn\u2019t seem to me to be an idea worthy of the Holy Virgin.\u201d \u201cWell, we eat salad alright, don\u2019t we?\u201d replied Bernadette. That took care of the question.\nNow, one of her superiors Mother Vauzou, the Mistress of novices, had a growing reserve and stiffness towards Bernadette and maintained a relative amount of skepticism with regards to the apparitions of Lourdes. She offered several reasons to Canon Boillot, the then chaplain of the Mother house. She gave as some of her reasons: \u201cThere are some bishops who don\u2019t believe it,\u201d and \u201cOh, she was a little peasant girl. If the Holy Virgin wanted to appear somewhere on earth, why would she choose a common, illiterate peasant instead of some virtuous and well-instructed nun.\u201d Another reason was the difference in class and social status between Bernadette and herself and Mother Vauzou frequently expressed this bias: \u201cI do not understand why the Holy Virgin should reveal herself to Bernadette. There are so many other souls more lofty and delicate. Really!\u201d\nIt tells a story \u2014 perhaps even a contemporary one!\nMelanie Calvet of La Salette\nBut it was Melanie Calvet or Sr. Mary of the Cross, the shepherdess of La Salette, who took the cake for spunk. Fr. Paul Gouin wrote all about her in his book on La Salette. After 5 years of careful examination of the facts, in 1851 the Church authorized the apparitions of Our Lady of La Salette as authentic. It was signed by the Bishop of Grenoble, France.\nNow, St. Bernadette was told by Our Lady that she would have to suffer in this world, but that she would be happy in the next. However, although her life was one of martyrdom, at least she had the security of a convent. On the other hand, Melanie Calvet was, as it were, chased from pillar to post and she received no comfort from people or Church authorities (except in a few cases). She had to live, as it were, the life of a kind of spiritual fugitive. It was not a life, which was hidden in a cloister, but one of wandering across Europe for all to criticize, even to persecute as she went about protesting, not her own innocence, but the truth of La Salette.\nMelanie\u2019s secrets given to her by Our Lady in La Salette, their heart-rending appeals to the clergy, their prophetic language, and the announcement of a fearful punishment in the future, were found to be extremely severe, ensuring the clear hostility of the French Church hierarchy. In fact, as early as 1854, Mgr Ginoulhiac, the Bishop of Grenoble, had stated that Melanie was \u201celuded and proud.\u201d But as Melanie herself would say later on: \u201cThere are people who believe it their duty to see that Almighty God does not say things which are too severe or shocking when He lowers Himself to talk to His creatures. They allow the Good Lord to complain about farmers working on Sunday, blasphemy or the missing of Mass, but they do not allow Him to complain about the clergy being too fond of money!\u201d\nIn her last letter written to Fr. Mesi\u00e8re, the parish priest of Labbeville, when close to her death in 1904, among other things, she wrote,: \u201cPoor people! Poor France and the poor clergy, who, through their egotism, have lost the true light of Eternal Wisdom. Blessed and a thousand times blessed are those priests who live close to the Heart of the Lord and who serve Him and love Him in spirit and in truth with the Virgin Mary.\u201d\nWhen her body was exhumed the skeleton was found to be intact (in spite of her rebukes to the clergy!). That too tells a story. But didn\u2019t Jesus Himself have harsh words to say about the scribes and Pharisees? (Matthew 23). And so, just as the high priests of yore did not believe in the authenticity of Jesus, many of the high priests of today do not also believe in the authenticity of several of the alleged apparitions of Our Lady.\nHeaven, however, knows everything about us, our character and characteristics, our strengths and our weaknesses. As Jesus said: \u201cEvery hair on your head had been counted\u201d (Matthew 10:30). So said, people are apparently chosen, not necessarily because of their extreme sanctity, but because of certain traits about which we frequently are unaware. They are also chosen because of their potential to carry out certain missions, some of which, by the way, do not always succeed because of man\u2019s free will. As Jesus also said to his disciples: \u201cIf anyone does not welcome you or listen to what you have to say, as you walk out of the house or town shake the dust from your feet. 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Below are some books I\u2019ll be diving into and soaking up knowledge from this summer. I hope that, as an entrepreneur, you\u2019ll find these books helpful and applicable to your business. Let me know what you think if you read one!\nI recently discovered the author, Bernadette Jiwa and after reading hunch, one of seven best-selling books she\u2019s written, I was hooked. Bernadette Jiwa is a brand consultant based in Australia and works with businesses to create a strong brand marketing strategy that\u2019s focused on storytelling. Since storytelling is at the heart of everything we do at Movers + Makers, I couldn\u2019t wait to dive into her latest book, Story Driven.\nI\u2019m not too far in yet, but one thing she said that stuck out to me was this: \u201c\u2026you can\u2019t thrive if you spend the majority of your time competing with and comparing yourself to others. Differentiation happens when you authentically amplify the best of you \u2014 discovering how to be more of who you are, rather than finding ways to be a version of the competition.\u201d\nThat mentality is a strong one that any entrepreneur can relate to. Your industry and market are most likely saturated and even if you\u2019re doing something similar to the person next to you, there\u2019s no one who can run your business quite like you can. Figure out who you are and what your story is, and you\u2019ll be able to build a strong brand upon that.\nI\u2019m really excited about this one. Since we started our events series back in January, I\u2019ve entered a whole new world. Event production is a whirlwind of ideas, details, logistics, and hospitality all rolled into one (stressful) package. To say that I have a lot to learn is an understatement, but I\u2019m ready to grow this branch of Movers + Makers!\nI feel like the need for events has only grown stronger as we spend so much of our time online. We started to crave in-person connection and intimate settings to meet, learn from one another, and share personal experiences outside of a screen. In her book, The Art of Gathering, Priya Patel acknowledges this need and shares how and why events should be made memorable. She makes the case that any event, whether it\u2019s a business meeting or a backyard get-together, should be productive and worth our time (I\u2019m personally looking forward to chapter three: Don\u2019t Be a Chill Host). If you host events of any kind for your business (or you happen to be the party host amongst your group of friends), this book will provide tips and guidance for creating events or meetings that will leave a lasting impression.\nThis is one of those books that\u2019s been sitting on my shelf for years, but I\u2019m just now picking it up because I finally feel like it\u2019s applicable to my life. The universe has a funny way of working out that way, huh? Start With Why focuses on the \u201cwhy\u201d behind everything. The why is what drives your inspiration and is what will inspire others. As an entrepreneur, it can be too easy to get into the routine of things and to focus on checking off the to-dos on your list or hitting your next goal. But this book emphasizes the importance of always thinking about why you\u2019re doing what you\u2019re doing. If you focus on the root of why you started in the first place, you\u2019ll be able to do everything with more heart and awareness which will ultimately lead to a thriving and more fulfilling business.\nContent Inc\nIf you\u2019re looking for a more pragmatic approach to business, specifically in the marketing department, Content Inc can help you out. I\u2019ve flipped through a few chapters of this book since adding it to my collection, but I\u2019m going to dive in with full force this summer. We live in a world of content. Whether you love it or you hate it, it\u2019s important for business owners to utilize content in order to reach our audience and build our brands. In Content Inc, Joe Pulizzi delves into how building an audience is the key to selling your product. He believes that by building a strong audience base first, you can create a product that your audience will want. 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It was merely a curiosity of craft - a mystery to be opened later. I am now, however, in the firm grip of our great life cycle and my perspective is getting nearer and clearer. My daughter was born this summer, my parents are entering into the twilight of their lives and my sole remaining grandparent is on the precipice of the final journey. This is a play, if not the play, about family and death and I feel a necessary pull to travel this road with the belief that I am ready to shed new light on old ideas.\nWhy the Right Brain Project, of all places?\nAS: The RBP provides the perfect conduit for me to present this play as I see it. Clov invites the audience into this evening with Hamm and the intimacy of the event must be palpable. As they breathe the same air, the audience is there to witness and share in the enormity of death, in all of its pain, hilarity, and humanity, and yet they do this through the simple and endlessly relatable relationship of Hamm and Clov. The RBP uses the phrase epic minimalism in their work and that is precisely what this production will be: our biggest themes presented simply. This is what Beckett did so well and why I continually want to take the long walk with him. It is my hope that the alchemy of Beckett, the RBP, and myself will bring this great work closer to the audience than ever before.\nVincent Lonergan, Bries Vannon, Lena Bloom, and Ralph Knowlson\nLighting Design: Michael Smith*\nAaron Snook (Director) is a director and actor who has been based in Chicago for the past decade by way of San Francisco, Los Angeles, Colorado, and originally, North Carolina. He recently completed his second year of pursuing his MFA in Directing at Northwestern University where he has directed a six actor Pericles, Churchill's version of Strindberg's A Dream Play and will be directing Galati's adaptation of Steinbeck's Grapes of Wrath. 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He is also a company member of Signal Ensemble Theatre where his credits include The Next Thing, Plainsong, Successors, Motion, Aces, Accidental Death of an Anarchist, Aftermath, The Ballad of the Sad Cafe, Six Degrees of Separation, The Birthday Party, 1776 (Non-Equity Jeff Nomination, Best Supporting Actor), Old Wicked Songs (Non-Equity Jeff Nomination, Best Actor), Hamlet, She Stoops to Conquer, and Much Ado About Nothing. Vince was also seen in the Ensemble Project's Krapp's Last Tape. Other selected past productions include A Memory of Two Mondays (Eclipse), The Lives of Pigeons (the side project), The Christmas Wish and Into the Woods (Quest Theatre), Love and Drowning (16th Street Theatre), It's a Wonderful Life (Porchlight), Mother Courage and Her Children and King Lear (Vitalists), The Christmas Schooner (Bailiwick), Pacific Overtures and Anyone Can Whistle (Pegasus), A Midsummer Night's Dream and A Christmas Carol (Metropolis), Empress of China, Jacques and His Master, and Screwtape (TinFish). Special thanks to Nathan, the RBP, and most especially to Aaron for the opportunity to work with Beckett again.\nBries Vannon (Clov) is returning to the RBP after appearing in And They Put Handcuffs on the Flowers and My Filthy Hunt and directing We Are Not These Hands. Bries is also an ensemble member and Literary Manager at Signal Ensemble Theatre, where he will next be seen in Brett Neveu's Red Bud. Previous Signal credits include Successors, Motion, Aftermath, Ballad of the Sad Cafe as an actor, and Plainsong and Princess of Waco as a director. Outside of that, Bries is the creator and director of The Nine, a large-scale free theatre series, currently in planning for Part Five. And he's getting married next year. That's pretty cool, too (Hi, Erica!). Bries wants to thank ya'll for checking out Endgame and he hopes you'll stick around and say hey!\nKrista Reeves (Stage Manager) is finishing her second season as the Right Brain Project's resident stage manager. She was welcomed into the RBP as the stage manager and costume designer for The Bacchae Revisited. Subsequent RBP credits include The Timey Wimey Fantastic Brilliant Extravaganza (Geronimo!) (Costume Assistant), Hammer, and Salome. Her work outside of the RBP has included Preditor: The Musical, 6 in 60: Your VHS Collection, and Reservoir Dogs with Roundhouse Production, and Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, Charlotte's Web, Beauty and the Beast, and David and LIsa with the Young Actors Ensemble. Costume design credits include Beauty and the Beast (Thompson Valley High School) and Eastern Standard at Knox College, where she graduated with a degree in Theatre.\nArnel Sancianco (Set Design) makes his Chicago design debut with this production of Endgame. Originally from San Diego, Arnel makes his move to the windy city currently pursuing his MFA in Scenic Design at Northwestern University. He currently holds a BA in Drama and honors in design from The University of California Irvine where he designed Eurydice, Picasso at the Lapin Agile, Dead Man's Cell Phone, The Chairs, and Artaud's Jet of Blood. You can preview some of his work at www.ArnelDesgins.com.\nMichael C. 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        "raw_content": "We had been warned that going to Petra was a strenuous trip, and it was; however, it was an awe-inspiring experience, and although I was exhausted at the end of the day, I enjoyed the trip immensely. Petra is a unique city carved into the rocks by people who settled there more than 2000 years ago (the Nabateans). Petra was chosen as the capital of the Nabatean people because it was located in a valley surrounded by sandstone mountains. The rock is deep pink in color. That, in and of itself, is rather startling. Upon entering Petra you can\u2019t help but be overwhelmed by its beauty and the incredible architectural achievements of an ancient people. In 2007 Petra was chosen as one of the New Seven Wonders of the World. The \u201cSiq\u201d is the main entrance to Petra. There are 800 tombs in Petra, but the Kazneh is the most famous. \u201cKazneh\u201d means \u201ctreasure.\u201d The Bedouins believe that the Pharaoh hid his treasure in the urn at the top of the Kazneh while he was chasing the Israelites who were leaving Egypt. The gorge and the Kazneh (The temple) were made famous in the movie Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade.\nThe trip is made difficult by the fact that motorized vehicles are not permitted to enter the site. You can walk, hire a horse or a horse and carriage, a donkey or a camel to take you around. The route is approximately five miles round trip. You travel into Petra downhill, however, the return trip is uphill. The roads are made of stone and, therefore, even the carriage ride is uncomfortable. Nevertheless, whatever discomfort may be involved in actually reaching Petra is unimportant as compared to its breathtaking grandeur. In 1985, UNESCO recognized Petra as a World Heritage Site. There are wonderful hotels in and around Petra. However, we chose to return to Israel to stay at a Kibbutz that we were familiar with for a few days. Since we are on \u201cThe Other Side of 50,\u201d the trip was somewhat strenuous for us and we needed to take some time to rest before continuing on with our travels. A special thanks to Al Cinamon (www.TJHS55.US) for preparing the slide show on Petra.\nHaving gone to Petra once was enough for me. The site itself was incredible. However, it was unbearably cold and I found the horse and buggy ride really uncomfortable. I was happy to get back to the hotel in Eilat. It was an interesting place to go to once, but I don't think I'd be interested in going back.\nI took the horse and buggy option when I went to Petra, and asked the guide how much I should tip the driver. He suggested $5.00, and the problem when we came up the hill was that all I had in American money was a twenty-dollar bill. Accordingly, I gave the driver 20 Israeli shekels, the equivalent of $5.00 -- but he refused to take Israeli money and told me he could take dollars and make change. I gave him my twenty and asked for $15 back. As he counted out and handed me fifteen singles, he asked, How about something for the horse? I had made going to Petra a condition of going to Israel when we went in March 2007 -- and wouldn't have missed it for the world. I did wish we had been given a little time to wanted around the town -- but we were just herded into a local restaurant for a so-so middle-Eastern buffet. That was the only downside of the excursion. We also got to spend a little time in Eilat, where we hadn't been for over thirty years -- and like everything else in Israel, it had changed dramatically. I wonder what will surprise us most when we go again in June.",
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        "raw_content": "by Ant Stone on September 8, 2010\nI\u2019m leaving New Zealand next week to return home to England, one year earlier than planned. I had a whole blog post sketched up in my head, it was riddled with romantic notions, and heartfelt reasons which would help me to appear enigmatic and brave. Then I realised it would take the best part of a day to explain everything, and I just don\u2019t have the time. So, here\u2019s the synopsis.\nA few weeks ago, Reb was offered a new job here in Wellington. Three hours later, her dad called to say he was facing a series of tests for pelvic cancer. This is the third time during the three years we\u2019ve been away, that someone close to Reb and I has taken a lashing from the disease.\nReb left Wellington a few weeks ago to be with her dad and family, and during that time we\u2019ve realised that returning to New Zealand would be the wrong decision for us right now.\nFor starters, the 12-month working sections of our 23-month working holiday visas expire this October, and we were due to return to England in March for my sister\u2019s wedding; which meant we would have to fly from New Zealand to England to New Zealand, to England to New Zealand, and eventually \u2014 you guess it \u2014 back to England.\nI checked behind the sofa and in my old jeans\u2019 johnny pocket, but we just could not find that kind of money.\nLeaving New Zealand is going to be one of the hardest things I\u2019ve faced. This city is more than a destination along The Trail.\nFor the passed year, I\u2019ve been Uncle Ant to my young niece and nephew, and reconnected with my older sister who emigrated here nine years ago, as well as enjoying the company of a handful of close friends.\nNext Thursday, I\u2019ll fly to Kuala Lumpur, and enjoy a few weeks exploring Malaysia and celebrating my homecoming before touching down in London Heathrow and into the arms of Reb, to immerse ourselves in one of the most amazing places on earth: home.\nI\u2019m sure you\u2019ll get the full low-down on the highs and lows, I just wanted to keep you in the loop as to why things have been \u2014 and will probably continue to be \u2014 a bit stuttered here on TrailofAnts.com.\nIf you have any tips or advice about travelling in Malaysia, I\u2019m all ears. I realise it\u2019s heading into the monsoon, but I\u2019d really like to explore some regional food, and would be keen to hear from anyone who\u2019s toured the country by motorbike.\n(Oh, and to complicate matters, I\u2019ve completely redesigned the entire site \u2014 and I just know there are gremlins lurking in the midst, so please do let me know of you find any).\nSorry to hear the news Ant. While Aoteroa will miss you, I believe you\u2019re right that it\u2019s best for you and Reb to be at home during this time.\nEnjoy Malaysia, I\u2019m afraid as of yet I don\u2019t have any advice to offer on that area of the world.\nSending you positive thoughts \u2026\n(and I really like the redesign \u2013 I\u2019m craving one myself)\nAnt Stone September 8, 2010 at 7:04 am\nThanks Matt, I\u2019m leaving NZ in your capable hands. Don\u2019t keep shaking it so much though! The redesign, ah, well that\u2019s another \u2014 much more painful and emotional \u2014 story!\nVerity September 8, 2010 at 7:03 am\nI\u2019m really sorry to hear about that Ant . It seems like you are making the right decision though to be at home with family.\nAll I\u2019ve seen of Malayasia was a distant city over the border from Singapore so unfortunately no tips. Hope you have a great time though!\nAlso the site looks fantastic. So colourful!\nThanks Verity, you know when you\u2019ve made the right decision; a huge weight seems to lift from your shoulders. That happened today. I\u2019ve visited Penang and Langkawi, but would like to discover more of the country.\nThanks also for the feedback on the site redesign; \u201cSo colourful!\u201d, too colourful?\nGillian September 8, 2010 at 7:11 am\nAiling family members are one of the risks that we face when we step out in search of our own stories. Deciding that it\u2019s time to return often is not that difficult a decision but coming to terms with what that means can be the hardest part. I wish you well as you return home and find your place there again.\nI, too, like the site redesign\u2026worth the work!\nDeciding that it\u2019s time to return often is not that difficult a decision but coming to terms with what that means can be the hardest part.\nThanks Gillian, you\u2019re so utterly right.\nGosh ~ Ant \u2013 Sorry to hear about Reb\u2019s father\u2019s illness and her having to return home earlier than planned -\nAnd now you too \u2013 We\u2019ll miss you being down under!\nFrustrating having to move on when things haven\u2019t quite run their full course and you\u2019ve not quite had your fill, but this is all a part of the journey, which I have no doubt will in turn lead on to other unexpected events that you\u2019ll eventually say \u2013 well, if wasn\u2019t for that\u2026\nLove the clean look of the website -\nAnt Stone September 8, 2010 at 4:30 pm\nI\u2019ve always been in the Karma camp \u2014 what will be, will be. It\u2019s served me well thus far, but will definitely miss this neck of the woods.\nTheCyberGypsy September 8, 2010 at 3:45 pm\nTioman in Malaysia is a wonderful island to stop off at \u2013 there is a cheap flight there from Singapore so if you are heading in that way it\u2019s a good place to start perhaps. Last time I was there just at the end of monsoon, I had a bungalow that had the sea around it when the tide was in, monitor lizzards swimming up the local streams and jungle to get lost in. You can walk from the main airport around the coast past beaches isolated and perfect for a hammock and a life of subsistance.\nPenang and Singapore have to be my two best places on the planet for food. YUM! Penang still has some of the street food vibe about it that Singapore lost when it all got chased indoors by the clean-up potty people in charge.\nComing home is lovely. Leaving when it has become ordinary again is lovely too, it\u2019s like breathing.\nI love your comment, and the analogy with breathing. It\u2019s full of all the expectations I\u2019m consumed with. Penang has been a firm favourite among travellers in the region, so I\u2019m convinced I\u2019ll be tucking into the local cuisine sometime soon.\nLaurence Norah September 8, 2010 at 3:52 pm\nSorry to hear about Reb\u2019s father. The weird thing about reading a blog is that you start to feel actually connected with a person you\u2019ve never met, so hearing this sort of thing comes as a bit of a shock. The good news is that the world will still be there with all of it\u2019s wonders once this hurdle has been overcome\nps, love the site redesign\nThanks Laurence, you\u2019re so right about the emotional connection we make with certain blogs. It\u2019s often like reading a novel, and being entangled in the main characters\u2019 own emotions. An interesting concept.\nSorry to hear your news and hope everything goes well for Reb\u2019s Dad. It must be strange to be heading home after such a long trip but glad you are fitting in a last stop on your way back. Soon you\u2019ll be back to the land of Cadbury\u2019s chocolate, Marmite and Heinz baked beans so its not all bad.\nCompletely agree with what Laurence says it is hard sometimes to remember that you don\u2019t actually know the person blogging!\nThanks Claire, but one thing: \u201c\u2026the land of Cadbury\u2019s chocolate, Marmite and Heinz baked beans\u2026\u201d, that\u2019s New Zealand, surely?\nIn terms of the connection, I feel the same, as the author. It\u2019s drilled into us at Blogging School that we must form a community, which is true, but it\u2019s so much more than just \u201cbuilding a community.\u201d\nNot least, because if I were to build something, it would mean I rule it \u2014 whereas I see you and all my other readers as 50% of the reason ToA exists to this day.\nYeah perhaps they are not things you get to miss in NZ but a couple of weeks travelling back and maybe you\u2019ll get a chance to miss them again. They are some of the bestest things about home in my opinion (that and queuing and talking about the weather!) ps \u2013 loving the new look at ToA\nThanks There are a few cracks in the plasterwork which I need to fix, in between packing up what seems like a lifetime of memories here in NZ, and scouting around for ideas on Malaysia\u2026\nThe thing I\u2019m most looking forward to, is a few pints of good English beer in a good English pub. Ahhhh\u2026 what more does a man need? Pork scratchings.\nGourmantic September 10, 2010 at 12:37 pm\nSorry to hear that. I can sense your attachment to NZ and the connection with family. Remember, just as things go down, they\u2019ll go up eventually.\nNice job on the redesign of the site. It\u2019s like having a new home, but without moving.\nBon voyage and safe travels.\nI really have grown attached to life down under, it\u2019s a great region to lay some roots. I\u2019m feeling positive about the long road home though, not least because I get to feast on Malaysian food en route\u2026!\nJeffers September 10, 2010 at 2:07 pm\nMate, sorry to hear that, I hope Reb is ok? But I\u2019m excited about seeing your greyed haired, red headed self soon. It\u2019s been far too long! On skype now if you fancy a chat?\nLove to you and Reb x\nP.S. Site looks great, good job.\nShe\u2019s good mate, if not a bit jealous about me going to Malaysia\u2026 I earned some good Man Points when I negotiated that!\nDamn. 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Here they split up, some went down along the river and returned the arctic ocean, and the others went up the river to the junction of the borders of the ulus of chagatai and China. \" the well-known \"Unknown land\" in 1594 the dutch karnelius nye and william barents discovered Europe's \"Terra incognita\". However, the cape of cain's nose, the dutch to get lost in the ice and fog.\nBut on 9 july they were lucky: nai met four Russian ships, heading to the mouth of the pechora. The sailors didn't advise him to go to the ugra ball, because he is \"Filled with ice, pitfalls, as well as whales and great whales, ships threatening danger\". The dutch, however, did not obey, and on july 16 went further to the east with warm, even hot weather and again met the boat with the Russian fishermen. The dutch have learned that to the mouth of the pechora river is 81 km away and there is an excellent harbour.\nWell, Russian icy sea was renamed barents sea. From the kola peninsula to cape dezhnev, from South to North flow 15 of navigable rivers, which in the xvi\u2013xix centuries there were cossacks and the Russian industrialists, who have moved into the North. They are not only going up and down the rivers, but also in the Northern ocean passed from one river to another: the Northern dvina river to the pechora, pechora to ob, etc. In 1632 the yenisei sotnik petr beketov laid ostrog on lena river, marked the beginning of the city of yakutsk, and after 10 years, detachments of cossacks descended to the mouth of the lena.\nHence the cossack ivan rebrov passed the sea on the West to the river olenek, and ilya perfilyev east to the yana river. Soon kochi explorers began to reach of the anabar river and eastward to the indigirka. In 1644, at the mouth of the kolyma river was laid, the lower-kolyma prison. But in 1648 the cossack semyon dezhnev went up the kolyma river, reached the ocean and 20 september of the same year he rounded the large stone nose, later named cape dezhnev.\nThe first steamer appeared on the pechora river in 1864, on the ob \u2013 in 1844, on the yenisei in 1863, on the lena, in 1861. In 1913, in the pechora went 20 ships and 20 barges on the ob river and the irtysh \u2013 212 steamers and hundreds of barges on the yenisey \u2013 26 of 30 steamers and barges on the lena \u2013 192 245 steamer and barges. Most of the ships have been built or assembled on the banks of rivers. But a few dozen ships in the years 1860-1914 was purchased in Europe and transferred to the siberian rivers on their own.\nIn 1878, for the first time in the history of the wooden schooner \"Vega\" of the swedish explorer nordenski\u00f6ld for one (!) navigation passed the Northern sea route (nsr). So, the swedes are the pioneers of smp. And norwegian fridtjof nansen in 1893 he took and called the sea the name of nordenski\u00f6ld. Russia did not argue, there have been two revolutions, Japanese, german and civil war.\nAccordingly, the name siberian multimillionaire alexander Mikhailovich sibiryakov, the owner of factories, gold mines, yenisei, lena and amur shipping, was forgotten. Meanwhile, he decided to organize a \"Northern delivery\", that is, to charter vessels from Europe to bring goods to the mouth of the yenisei and lena, from where river steamers companies sibiryakov transported them to the center of siberia. In 1876 siberians chartered a 400-ton steamer \"Imer\", which was supposed to deliver the cargo to the mouth of the yenisei river, where he waited for steamship companies sibiryakov. Command \"Emerom\" sibiryakov suggested the swede erik nordenski\u00f6ld.\nIn 1878 specially commissioned sibiryakov in Sweden was constructed the iron screw steamer \"Lena\" of class \"River\u2013sea\". They command siberians hired a swedish johannsen, but nordenski\u00f6ld asked to travel. It was or a little differently, but the iron \"Lena\" chelyuskin was first washed, and after it was wooden schooner \"Vega\" together with the nordenski\u00f6ld. 28 aug 1878 \"Lena\" and \"Vega\" came to tiksi at the mouth of the lena river.\nThen lena went up the river, and vega to the east. On 27 september the \"Vega\" jammed in kolacinski lip 222 km from the bering strait. Vega zasimova for 11 months and ended on 18 july 1879. Where in the manuals did the phrase: \"Nordenski\u00f6ld passed the nsr in a single navigation\", we can only guess.\n\"Lena\" is under the command of johannsen three years went down the lena river, and later repeatedly went to sea, went to the mouth of the yana, etc. Voluntarism mr. Nansen Moscow fixed only in 1935: sea nordenski\u00f6ld became the laptev sea \u2013 the Russian officers who visited those regions for a century and a half before \"All sorts of different swedes\". Enhancing the role of the Northern sea route movement of Russian commercial ships in the arctic ocean in the early twentieth century was a matter of routine, and wrote about them only in the local press.\nHere are a few examples. 21 aug 1905 \"Siberian bulletin\" \u2116 172 reported: \"The arctic by the 12th (25th) of july from hamburg came to follow in the yenisei river two purchased by the ministry of railways of the ship \"Krasnoyarsk\" and \"Yenisei\". Steamers purchased for the increase in vehicles on our siberian rivers. \" 25 sep 1905 \"Siberian leaf\" no. 75: \"Out of ugra bowl to yeniseisk on 1 august under the command of lieutenant colonel sergeyev and lieutenant malamova ships: \"Yeniseisk\", \"Turukhansk\", \"Angara\", \"Lena\" and \"Krasnoyarsk\" indicator hand is between 450-850 forces a speed of 11-14 knots, a draft of 5-6 ft; furnace coal, in addition, 10 barges, also of iron, with a cargo of coal, a draught of six to nine 3 ft. , with a capacity of 500-800 tons, to the mouth of the enisey river sea tow, 3 maritime cargo and train cargo to 12 thousand tons. \" however, until the beginning of 1930-ies in the transit routes of the nsr there was no need, although on the highway of smp annually went dozens of ships.\nAnd only 17 december 1932 resolution of the soviet of peoples ' commissars was formed of a single transport economic body \u2013 the main directorate of the Northern sea route (glavsevmorput), which entrusted the technical equipment of the track, organization of regular transportation and security of navigation in this way. In connection with the development of the Northern sea route necessitated the inclusion in the system of navigation of the siberian rivers. Until october 1917 from the siberian rivers for navigation was used only the ob, yenisei and lena, and even then not throughout the process. By 1941 the system of river navigation was included large areas of the pyasina river, the khatanga, the hittites, the anabar, the vilyui, the aldan, indigirka, kolyma and other rivers.\nIn the far North during the years of soviet power created a new one for the areas of industry: coal, petroleum etc. Received a huge increase in fishing, forestry and paper industry, as well as fur trapping and farming. The navigation in 1933 was made the first trial cargo flight to the mouth of the lena and repeated end-to-end flight into the pacific ocean from West to east. August 8, 1933 from arkhangelsk came in the first three lena flight of the truck.\nIn 1935 the Northern sea route has become a permanent transportation artery of the country. The solution to the traffic problems contributed to the economic growth of formerly backward areas of the North. The appearance in siberia of major new industrial centers caused the need for the further growth of traffic. In 1936 the turnover of the Northern sea route reached 271 thousand tons for the development of the Northern sea route was established icebreaker and fit for navigation in ice transport fleet.\nDuring the years of soviet power was built and equipped in the ports of dixon, and ust-port, igarka, dudinka, tiksi ambarchik and others. Aerial ice reconnaissance in the arctic, which began in 1924 with one plane, in 1940, performed on 24 aircraft. Was built airfields and landing sites. In 1932, throughout the route there was not a single lighthouse, and by the beginning of navigation in 1939, there were already 11 315 beacons and lights.\nIn addition to the economic importance of the Northern sea route was of great military significance \u2013 it was the shortest way transfer of warships from the Northern fleet to the pacific. In 1936 in one sailing from murmansk to vladivostok crossed the destroyers \"Stalin\" and \"Voikov\", and in 1940 the same route passed the submarine \"U-429\" x series. During the great patriotic war sevmorput hundreds of commercial and military vessels. In 1941-1945 from england and the us to the ussr by sea was delivered 17. 5 million tons of cargo.\nOf these, 47. 1 per cent were delivered across the pacific ocean, 22. 7 percent across the atlantic ocean and the barents sea to arkhangelsk and murmansk and 2. 5% (350 thousand tons) end \u2013 to-end through the nsr. It is important to note that the soviet propaganda, mentioning smp, focused attention solely on transit flights of ships. No doubt, after 1945, during the navigation along the nsr have made a through flight a few dozen ships. However, over 90% of them had to haul vessels (ships) from the West on the rivers of siberia and the far east.\nFor smp were vessels of all classes: cruisers project 68bis and 58, destroyers, large antisubmarine ships, submarines, including missile, big game hunters, the border vessels of all classes. On the ob, yenisei, lena, kolyma, indigirka and amur river was converted bulk carriers, tankers, tugs, passenger vessels, dredge pumps, etc. The major part of cargo transportation along the nsr was accounted for by the export of forest and natural resources of siberia and delivery in the siberia of fuel, food, huge turbines for hydroelectric, etc. In the soviet time deposits of minerals was top secret.\nNo one was supposed to know where the gold is mined, how it is produced and who produces it. In the secret and top secret resolutions of the central committee of the cpsu and the official documents talked about lead mining in the South of chelyuskin peninsula and pevek, but.\nThe end of the week. \"Golden hands \u2014 what no touch all to bits!\"\nThe theatre of one actor Kadyrov made an account in Instagram, in which he cursed Joseph Stalin's deportation of the Chechen people. 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        "raw_content": "Paris Demonstration, A first-person account by Dr. Shimon Samuels, SWC Paris-based International Relations Director\n11 January 2015 \u2014 Participating in the Paris march reminded me of another. In 1990, a recently buried cadaver in the Carpentras Jewish cemetery was exhumed by hate-infested vandals and propped on an umbrella. Then-President Fran\u00e7ois Mitterrand led a protest march of 250,000 along the same route in Paris as today. He was accompanied by the movement \u201cSOS Racisme\u201d, bearing posters with the message \u201cBlack, White, Arab, Jew \u2013 Do Not Touch My Friends!\u201d (\u201cTouche pas \u00e0 mon pote!\u201d).\nThe years passed as anti-Semitism returned to Paris and Jews asked, \u201cWhere are our friends? Where are the politicians, the churches, the teachers, the unions, the media?\u201d Large numbers of these had changed direction and are today, in solidarity with 'Palestine', i.e. \u2018anti-Zionist\u2019 and by association, no friend of the Jews.\u201d\nFrench Jewry felt growingly abandoned as the primary target of Jihadist Islam.\nNevertheless, as our late mentor, Simon Wiesenthal, would say: \u201cWhat begins with the Jews never ends with them, it becomes the scourge of general society!\u201d\nThe murderous assault on the Charlie Hebdo satirical weekly along with the kosher supermarket, resulting in 17 dead over three days, highlighted Simon's maxim.\nHerein hangs a question: If there had only been the kosher supermarket attack, would millions have marched and over fifty world leaders convened in Paris? Surely not, it would remain one more in the litany of Toulouse, Brussels, etc.\nBut they marched and they came and we joined them under a Simon Wiesenthal Center balloon inscribed, \"We are all Charlie, Police, Jews,\" in tribute to all the victims, hoping that 11 January would mean a sea-change in such bottom-line policies as:\n\u2014 Stop the culture of excuse: Not all alienated, frustrated, or unemployed young people commit atrocities. There is no social welfare reason for slaughtering journalists. Charlie Hebdo cartoons are often anti-Semitic. Jews counter-attack through the law courts, not with Kalashnikovs\n\u2014Stop the disconnect: Al-Qaeda, Isis, Hamas, Hezbollah, etc. are branches of the same tree. Western countries that reject this commonality with Israel will never expunge terrorism on their own soil.",
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        "raw_content": "The Story of \"Frau Holle\" (Further Analysis)\nFor the last few months, I have been discussing the folktale \"Frau Holle.\" If you are unfamiliar with this story as it was recorded by the Grimm brothers, please refer to the May 8, 2016 post.\nThe folktale of \"Frau Holle\" is filled with rich symbolism. The story begins with a discussion of spinning. Jacob Grimm stated the \"the spindle is an essential characteristic of wise women\" making it an essential symbol for this story.\" She jumps into a well and emerges into a lake: all the symbols Jung identified with the Mother archetype. Each of her tasks move us further into this archetype, opening the oven ( a womb symbol) and gathering apples from a tree (symbolic for fertility.) The symbol of snow is the element of purity represented by the innocent child. Reviewing these symbols it appears that the entire story was crafted from the wise woman and female perspective most likely on an unconscious level.\nCarl Jung theorized that all elements of a dream or a story are parts of the Self. In the path to individuation, we seek to integrate our subconscious mind into our conscious reality. This includes bringing light and awareness to our shadow side. The following interpretation of \"Frau Holle\" is the author's based on her current knowledge and understanding of Jungian theories.\nThe girl seeks to find a spindle, an element essential both to her value as a female and for economic sustencance. Symbolically that is the journey to the Self. She lives in a world that is discordant with a highly critical step-mother and a lazy step-sister. Jungians would identify all of these as parts of the girl. We can seeher own internal desire for perfection when she mindlessly jumps into the well after the missing spindle. She was unwilling to face the consequences of being less than the \"good girl.\" She finds herself falling through the deep shaft of the well, an obvious reference to the unconscious mind and enters into a lake. She is now in the otherworld, a place foreign to her as is her unconsicous mind. It is here where the language of symbols and metaphors prevail.\nWe see all of her tasks as symbolically referencing the Great Mother (or Wise Old Woman) archetype. The Great Mother is the one who represents the duality of light and shadow, embracing both sides. These are the archetypes of integration and the archetypes of the Self; for Frau Holle is the Self, that part that is both shadow and light, and contains inner wisdom. The girl is a youth and in many ways this is a story of maturation; but it is also the story of the innocent, naive self, becoming awake and aware of her full potential. As she seeks a return to her conscious state, Frau Holle praises her and grants the girl the gift of golden knowledge, for she brings the wisdom of Frau Holle back with her.\nAfter her return, she is changed and seeks to tell others of her experience (an act found often in the hero's journey (see Joseph Campbell's The Hero with a Thousand Faces) and described in detail in Carol Pierson's book Awakening the Heroes Within. The girl attempts to do so when she shares her story with her step-mother and step-sister.\nIn the side story we see the step-sister fail miserably in her attempt to win favor with Frau Holle. The step-sister could be seen as the \"Shadow,\" the negative part of the psyche which is unaware of the ways of succeeding in these tasks. She comes back showing her true nature (covered in tar) as does the first girl (who was covered in gold). The journey to individuation is this very journey to discovery.",
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        "raw_content": "\u2013 Mr. Incredible, The Incredibles (2004).\nSome movies are born great, some become great and others have greatness thrust upon them \u2013 usually through a Harvey Weinstein marketing campaign.\nBut what makes The Great American Movie in 2015? Can The Great Movie even exist in the current economic climate, or is it hobbled by opening weekend requirements, socio-political agendas, the SM swarm and the rise of the Hollywood executive powers-that-be?\nThe last great movie to win the Best Picture Oscar was American Beauty in 1999. This year, there\u2019s only one American Beauty nominated, and if it wins I\u2019ll eat my hat, gloves, scarf, pants etc.\nBy all rights, Whiplash should win Best Picture, but it won\u2019t. Whiplash is this year\u2019s The Social Network, and the rest of the category is filled-up with King\u2019s Speeches. It\u2019s a film about ideas, and ideas are Oscar poison. It\u2019s a \u2018good film\u2019 that dares to be great, and the Academy (in its current form, at least) is there to honour \u2018great films\u2019 that are merely good.\nA \u2018good movie\u2019 is a movie that tells a small story well, whilst tackling big ideological issues without letting you know its doing it. A \u2018great movie\u2019 is a movie that is upfront about how hard you\u2019re supposed to be thinking about it, and how much you\u2019re supposed to be frowning while you watch it.\nOver the last decade or so, it seems that any movie that intends to be \u2018great\u2019 will usually end up being merely good, whilst good movies that should by all rights be \u2018merely good\u2019 are \u2013 increasingly \u2013 proving themselves to be great, but are denied recognition by virtue of their inherent \u2018just good\u2019-ness.\nSo, which are this year\u2019s good \u2018great films\u2019 and what makes them good-not-great? Let\u2019s break this shit down.\nGlossy biopics The Imitation Game and The Theory of Everything have benefited so far from the transatlantic swoon over anything with a plummy accent and a starched shirt, plus there\u2019s a real precedent for films about one posh man\u2019s triumph over adversity (see: The King\u2019s Speech) and films in which A Very Smart Man Has Other Problem (A Beautiful Mind, Rain Man, Amadeus, 12 Years a Slave (?)). On top of all that, the Academy tends to prefer impressions over original performances \u2013 perhaps because they provide an objective metric for success.\nBy this virtue, Selma would be a decent shout, but it\u2019s a little easy and obvious, and the Academy already threw a bone to that pesky Civil Rights lobby last year. Boyhood and Birdman are both showy pictures that are technically interesting but narratively/characterly dull, and I don\u2019t need to have seen American Sniper to know that I don\u2019t want it to win (which also appears to be the Academy\u2019s policy on Leo DiCaprio movies). \u2018American Sniper\u2019 \u2013 two horrible words made infinitely worse by their proximity to each other.\nThe Grand Budapest Hotel is a uniquely tolerable film from the Dark Lord of Jazz Hands, Wes Anderson \u2013 but one jolly romp across pre-war Europe does not make up for the fact that he\u2019s probably our most irksome living stylist and his particularly insidious brand of low-impact puff should not be encouraged \u2013 not when we are only now beginning to see the true consequence of his asininity on a generation of sensitive creative types with YouTube channels and Tumblr accounts.\nOf all the omissions this year, the Nightcrawler snub is disappointing but not surprising \u2013 I mean, this ain\u2019t the 70s, there are rules. Foxcatcher is a fake nose and a bunch of vistas, and has been recognized thusly. Last year\u2019s Behind the Candelabra did this story with a lot less portent and a lot more fun. Gone Girl is too narratively pulpy and too ideologically confrontational; same with Maps To The Stars, but even more so.\nI\u2019d wager the year is either Boyhood\u2019s or American Sniper\u2019s, two Great American Movies in very different modes \u2013 the gooey and the gruey; the heart-warmer and the chest-thumper.\nBut you know which flick this year did both \u2013 and better \u2013 and isn\u2019t even represented? Dawn of the Planet of the Apes. That shit is the literal fucking apex of Hollywood\u2019s powers in 2014. It does everything Hollywood does best to a higher standard than we\u2019ve seen since\u2026 I want to say the golden age of Spielberg. But naturally, it\u2019s not nominated for anything other than visual effects and I reckon that\u2019s got more to do with its politics than its inclusion of monkey driving a tank.\nWhiplash also suffers because of this \u2013 it\u2019s critical of the socio-political status quo at a time when everyone wants their social commentary either non-existent or basically reinforcing a pre-agreed mainstream point-of-view (Civil Rights good, prejudice bad etc.) Plus, it\u2019s a small film. A \u2018good movie\u2019. And \u2018good movies\u2019 don\u2019t get big Oscar wins, even if they\u2019re great \u2013 not when there are so many \u2018great movies\u2019 contending for the title (even if they\u2019re only, at best, good).\nThe thing is, \u2018good movies\u2019 generally reveal themselves to be great only after you\u2019ve seen then, digested them, lived with them for a few hours, or days, or years. \u2018Great movies\u2019, on the other hand, tend to exist entirely within their running time, and therefore usually have to pull something fucking mental out of the bag \u2013 completely blindside you in the third act \u2013 to achieve true greatness. In both instances, there has to be risk involved \u2013 something at stake, not just in terms of narrative, but also production.\nThis is why Selma is a good movie and Whiplash is a great one. Because Whiplash has an entirely unfashionable polemic \u2013 namely that people are not \u2018fine as they are\u2019, that the Western world encourages mediocrity whilst stifling the exceptional, that \u2013 as JK Simmons states \u2013 \u201cthere are no two words more poisonous than \u2018good job\u2019.\u201d When he says it, he\u2019s talking about musicianship, but he might as well be talking about the Oscars themselves.\nThis goes some way to explaining why we\u2019ve seen the Best Picture category double in size over the last few years, and the integrity of the top prize plummet. These days, you get a nomination just for showing up with a nicely mounted film over two-hours-ten.\nPeople say that the Oscars is little more than an industry backslapping event, but I don\u2019t think that\u2019s true. 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        "raw_content": "On June 28, 2014, Janice Johnson stepped outside with her dog, King, for what she thought would be another ordinary walk around the neighborhood, but in an instant everything changed. King lunged for a sprinting rabbit, taking Janice with him. That night, Janice found herself in the hospital needing surgery for broken bones, but the trauma didn\u2019t end there. She would later be diagnosed with a life-threatening pulmonary embolism (PE), or blood clot in the lungs.\n\u201cUnfortunately, I had the leash around my wrist,\u201d Janice recalls. \u201cThe next thing I know, I found myself on the ground with a crushed shoulder, a broken arm and two cracked ribs.\u201d\nDoctors performed emergency surgery and inserted a steel rod into Janice\u2019s shoulder. The procedure was so successful that they planned to release her the next morning, but Janice felt like something was wrong. 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Within two hours, doctors diagnosed her with a PE, a condition that she knew nothing about but later learned she had exhibited many major symptoms.\n\u201cThe strangest thing was that all of the doctors and surgeons know that PEs aren\u2019t uncommon after breaking bones, but it went completely undiagnosed for two days,\u201d Reid says. \u201cThen, after she was diagnosed with a PE, they started taking heroic measures to make sure the blood clot didn\u2019t move. They kept her in the hospital because of the severity of the condition even though they were ready to release her just a couple hours before that.\u201d\nAt the time, Janice was so exhausted that she could barely react to the diagnosis. \u201cI just remember thinking: I can\u2019t deal with this. I\u2019m just going to let my husband and the doctor take care of this,\u201d she says. \u201cYou know that prayer you say as a kid \u2018If I die before I wake, I pray the Lord my soul to take,\u2019 \u2013 that prayer? I just remember thinking I just have to turn this over to these two guys because I\u2019m out of it.\u201d\nSlowly, Janice\u2019s condition began to stabilize, and she began to realize the severity of her circumstances.\n\u201cI didn\u2019t know how serious it was until later on that afternoon when my parents and brothers were at the foot of my bed,\u201d she recalls, holding back tears. \u201cI went back into one of my sleep states, and then all of the sudden everybody was there.\u201d\nJanice stayed in the hospital for a few more days before being released on the condition that she administer a shot of blood thinners to her abdomen every day for a week.\nAs a science teacher, Janice feels fortunate that her accident occurred during the summer months when she already had time off, but she still feels like she returned to work too quickly.\n\u201cIf I had to do it over again, I would have made sure I waited another six to eight weeks to go back to work,\u201d she says. \u201cIt kept me from spending time with my students like I had the previous 32 years. 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        "raw_content": "Craft Masonry is the starting point of every Mason\u2019s journey through the Order. Without it none of the other orders which follow could exist. It is therefore the most important element of Freemasonry.\nEvery Mason is a member of at least one Craft Lodge. A man becomes a Freemason by being initiated into one of these Craft Lodges, usually the one which meets nearest to where he lives or works, although there may be reasons why he joins one further away. At this point the newly made Mason is known as an Entered Apprentice. Over the course of the following months he will be passed to the degree of a Fellowcraft Freemason, and then raised to the degree of a Master Mason. Initiation, Passing and Raising are achieved by the carrying out of ritual work in the form of something like allegorical plays. Each ritual is designed to impart meaning to the Candidate and to lead him to contemplate certain lessons. At some stage a Mason may be invited to hold one of the offices of the lodge, and perhaps even progress to become Master.\nAmongst all of this Masons are expected to put something back into society. They do this largely in two ways. Firstly they make contributions on a regular basis to the Masonic Charity (see the page on charity for more detail). Secondly they are members of a society which aims to take good men and make them even better, and they are expected to be upstanding members of society and to not only help their fellow man but to set a good example for others to follow.\nLodge meetings also provide a way of getting together with a lot of other like-minded people and to discuss matters in general, except for religion and politics, which are expressly forbidden. After each meeting it is usual to have a meal, called the Festive Board, and to be in friendly company in a relaxed atmosphere. A Mason may also visit any other lodge which meets under the constitution of the United Grand Lodge of England (UGLE), and be sure of a warm welcome. It is also possible for visits to be made to lodges overseas, provided that the ruling Grand Lodge is in amity with UGLE.\nGot a question? Ask away here.",
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        "raw_content": "highway to heck\nWoah, I was using google maps to plan a roadtrip to St. Louis. The suggested route would take me along interstate 74. I almost have to go now, don't I? I wish it wasn't over 9 hours.\nI did always have a certain premonition that I'd die in a fiery car wreck on I-74 at milemarker 74 or perhaps some mile on my odometer including the number 74.\nA fiery car wreck on the way to see The Fiery Furnaces.\nyes! Finally, I can live my entire life via google. \"google it\" will take on a whole new meaning.\nI await in anticipation the fresh, wholly improved chapter of my life.",
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        "raw_content": "Whenever you\u2019ve got a business, anxiety could be quite large. You want cash to keep all to cover your workers and also to make sure that the business can operate for many a long time to come. There are items that may prevent this. Whether you\u2019ve got even a warehouse or an office, or when the heating or air conditioning moves, it can turn out to be rather uncomfortable to get the job done. You\u2019ll end up suddenly addressing perspiration employees, or workers. Regardless if it\u2019s summer or winter, your workers will be less inclined to have things completed when that occurs and productivity will go far down.\nHow do you prevent this from occurring? It is possible to find an HVAC.\nWhat\u2019s a leasing HVAC? Heating, Cooling and Air Conditioning (HVAC) is a technology for supplying indoor environment relaxation. Think such as air conditioners and furnaces. This means for you personally is even the air conditioner has ceased functioning, or if the furnace is coming outside, your business isn\u2019t likely to grind to a stop. You\u2019re able to make an HVAC which will warm the warehouse up and keep everybody. Same goes in the event that you would like to cool the container using an HVAC that functions as an air compressor. Through a heatwave time, in the summertime, functioning in a warehouse may get very popular and it may result in health problems such as stroke when that occurs. This is. Check out Enersure here!\nYour employees are the loved ones, and you do not need damage coming to them when they\u2019re secure in your warehouse. An HVAC will make sure never happens. The furnace is severe. It requires a good deal more time to find hypothermia than it will heatstroke. That does not mean once the furnace is not working, that you ought to overlook an HVAC. It will not take long for your water pipes and also they all burst whenever the water pipes freeze. You wind up tens of thousands of dollars in damage, possibly even thousands of bucks Whenever your pipes burst.\nThe little price of a leasing HVAC may prevent that from happening. Do not leave anything to chance with the weather in summer or winter. Ensure you\u2019ve got an HVAC to maintain your business and workers functioning.\nLocating the Ideal Lease HVAC for You\nThere is a range of reasons you might require an HVAC lease. Irrespective of the motives, you need to find the HVAC that\u2019s ideal for your requirements along with your system. There are several ways you are able to locate the perfect HVAC to the event, office or home, and it depends on the area you want to cool or warm, in addition to the temperature.\nPresent Injuries\nIt\u2019s clear that the warmer or colder it\u2019s, the more energy which will be necessary to bring the temperature down or warm this up. Because of this, you also would like to allow it to be hot enough that folks do not desire their coats on and if it\u2019s bitterly cold out, you want an HVAC that\u2019s currently going to have the ability to provide this skill. There is A HVAC not likely to do this. It is currently going to run but it is going to fight a losing battle from the chilly weather or hot weather based upon your season. You\u2019ll require a one which can put a bigger quantity of cold or warm air to acquire the temperature. Obviously, when you\u2019re in an enclosed area, that is likely to produce a cooling system and the heating considerably simpler.\nDistance to Heat/Cool\nThe bigger the distance, the more energy it\u2019s likely to take the warmth or cool it. If you\u2019re trying to cool or heat a warehouse, then it will be more costly than if you\u2019re attempting to warm or cool a little office and time.\nThat you wish to ensure you are capable of using the leasing HVAC in the very energy-efficient manner. The greater the HVAC is in cooling or heating system, the less cash you may pay. This can return to numerous factors including construction at once or making sure that you utilize HVAC systems which may cool or warm different regions of the space, as opposed to straining you to do the task itself. You might place HVAC they are more effective at obtaining the cool or warm air where you want it to go.\nAll these are only a few thoughts for when you\u2019re wanting to get the ideal lease HVAC for you personally. Discussing with an HVAC specialist can allow you to get just what you require, assisting you to save time and cash.",
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        "raw_content": "Ten Questions from Tara: Interview with Alex Rosenberg\nWelcome. You\u2019re here to promote The Girl from Krakow, a historical fiction. Tell me, please, what was the inspiration behind this story? How did it come to you?\nThe Girl from Krakow is set in the period from 1935 to 1947 in Europe\u2014from Barcelona all the way across to Moscow. It\u2019s mainly about one young woman but the story in part traces the real lives of five people I knew growing up, and whose experiences shaped my take on that period of 20th century history from an early age. I helped tell the real story of one of these people in a memoir published about 25 years ago. Then, after thinking about what wartime really meant to people who experienced it, I had to write my version of what happened to them, less constrained by the actual trajectories of the real people but faithful to their fates as I saw them.\nRita, the girl from Krakow, starts out strong enough to want to live her own life in a time\u2014the \u201830s--that made it difficult for women to do so. And then things get infinitely harder. Once the war comes her challenge is sheer survival. The choices she faces are fraught, the burdens they impose are tragic, the threats she faces are universally mortal. But it\u2019s not enough for Rita just to survive. She has to understand her fate in a Europe destroying itself by war, in which whole nations are gripped by madness, consumed by delusions, and make millions their victims. And she has to carry a secret that could lose the Allies the war. All that makes her a heroine in my book at any rate!\nDid any particular woman in your family or life help inspire some of her (or their) traits?\nThe bare bones of The Girl from Krakow are based on real events that happened to real people. What happens to Rita is inspired by my mother\u2019s own experiences in the war. The qualities and character that enabled her to survive under terrible and very dramatic circumstances animate Rita and drive her trajectory. My mother lived a long life after the war, a life she never should have had much reason to expect to have. She made it a life worth living. I wanted Rita to have the same chance, so I had to give her much of my mother\u2019s strength, optimism, and intelligence.\nA great deal of The Girl From Krakow is set in Poland and Germany during the war. These are hard times for us to conger 70 years on from the 1940s. Hardest were the scenes in Warsaw Ghetto when Rita has herself smuggled into it, searching for her son. Readers have reacted strongly to those passages, some can\u2019t bear them, others find them gripping. Capturing the horror in details and sensations, describing what she sees and feels, was difficult. These are scenes too easy to write about in familiar terms of outrage, and much harder to convey in ways that enable people to viscerally feel the catastrophe.\nI am afraid I did no research for this book. I have spent a lifetime reading about these times, from the early \u201830s through the war and afterwards, not just in Germany and Poland, but in France, Spain and Russia. All of what I retained came flooding back as I wrote. I don\u2019t think the span of years and places would have come together in a story if I had set out to stitch one together from systematic historical research.\nI started out writing this book with a story to tell, and a set of views about what those years really mean for human history. Readers have recognized these views in Rita\u2019s thoughts, her actions and the ideas that emerge in her relationships with others\u2014men, women, family, friends, strangers. These ideas are controversial ones\u2014Darwinism and atheism, especially. Readers have reacted to this \u201cmessage\u201d both favorably and unfavorably.\nBut once I began writing the \u201cmessage\u201d became less and less important to the story, and now I think people can and should read the novel without feeling any need to take sides on whether Rita\u2019s way of making sense of it all is one they can share. The Girl From Krakow is a thriller, not a work of philosophy.\nYour book takes place in Europe. If I were a tourist, what would you recommend I see in this town/country?\nThink of all the settings in The Girl from Krakow: Paris, Barcelona, Berlin, Warsaw, Moscow, Krakow, Heidelberg. They are all in their different ways destinations. For history, especially parts of it we know less about, Warsaw, Moscow, Krakow, are magnets. Warsaw was rebuilt after the Germans razed it to the ground in 1944. But Krakow survived intact and is one of the most authentically central European cities to survive 50 years of Communism. The vast church rising over the main square is wonderful. For fun and pleasure, those cities can\u2019t beat Paris and Barca\u2019. When I go back to these two places, I try to visit the sights that figure in this novel, Barceloneta and the beach at Barcelona, the left bank and the Cremerie Polydor restaurant in Paris. Of all the places in The Girl From Krakow, the one I love most is Berlin, a city that nowadays combines the gaiety of Paris with the history of the 20th century in a way that makes it endlessly interesting.\nThere are two moments in history worth being there for, just to share the joy. Paris on the 25th of August 1944 and Berlin on the night of November 9th 1989. Watch the faces of the people you can see on Youtube from the wartime newsreels and the video footage from the nightly news programs on TV. You\u2019ll feel so jealous you weren\u2019t there.\nWhat would I do if I could be transported back to those events? Sing, drink, kiss strangers, feel that sometimes the arc of human history really does bend towards justice.\nThe author is not the best person to answer that question. I know what I want people to find in my book more than in others. But what if anything does stand out to readers is for them to say. Here\u2019s what I hope: readers will find it\u2019s a better way to think about the meaning of what happens to us than the ways we have inherited from our traditions, our culture and our history.\nAlas, my sainted yellow lab, Meg, died a few years ago. We still talk to her many times a day. Our memories and our frequent travels have made it impossible to share our lives with another dog, though wherever we go, it\u2019s the dogs we remember most, and keep pictures of.\nLynn Chantale October 13, 2015 at 8:11 AM\nI enjoyed the interview, Alex. Hi Tara!",
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        "raw_content": "30 days through Afghanistan\nTech SGT. Ken Raimondi and Tech SGT. Nathan Gallahan, military journalists of ISAF's Joint Command in Kabul have been travelling around Afghanistan in one month for a web-based project titled \"30 Days Through Afghanistan\".\n\u201cThere are so many people in this country who have so much to say, and there\u2019s so much to talk about, that I could have spent 10 years blogging every day and could have found something new to talk about\u201d Gallahan said.\nKen Raimondi added that while \u201c30 Days Through Afghanistan\u201d may have broken new ground in contemporary military journalism, it really represents a return to the personal, frontline interview style of famed World War II reporter Ernie Pyle.\nFrom my point of view, this project represent a unique opportunity to learn first hand (or almost...) about the so many positive stories Afghan people are experimenting. Watching some of the vlogs, it is clear how much efforts the international community is putting in reconstruction efforts for Afghanistan. \u201cThere was no approval chain. What we saw, we talked about,\u201d Raimondi said. That is - I think - the major achievement of \"30 days through Afghanistan\"!\nBoth reporters said they were gratified to read comments submitted by some of the several thousand followers of the blog, which Gallahan wrote, and the video log postings, which Raimondi produced. Although they would have liked the Web site to have attracted a larger audience beyond the military community, they said, they hope their approach has opened doors for others. I hope YATA Community will contribute in spreading the word.\nRussia and U.S. Report Breakthrough on Arms\nThe United States and Russia have broken a logjam in arms control negotiations and expect to sign a treaty next month to slash their nuclear arsenals to the lowest levels in half a century, officials in both nations said Wednesday.\nAfter months of deadlock and delay, the two sides have agreed to lower the limit on deployed strategic warheads by more than one-quarter and launchers by half, the officials said. The treaty will impose a new inspection regime to replace one that lapsed in December, but will not restrict American plans for missile defense based in Europe.\nPresident Obama and President Medvedev of Russia plan to talk Friday to complete the agreement, but officials said they were optimistic that the deal was nearly done. The two sides have begun preparing for a signing ceremony in Prague on April 8, timing it to mark the anniversary of Mr. Obama\u2019s speech in the Czech capital outlining his vision for eventually ridding the world of nuclear weapons.\nThe new treaty represents perhaps the most concrete foreign policy achievement for Mr. Obama since he took office 14 months ago and the most significant result of his effort to \u201creset\u201d the troubled relationship with Russia. The administration wants to use it to build momentum for an international nuclear summit meeting in Washington just days after the signing ceremony and a more ambitious round of arms cuts later in his term.\n\u201cThis gives a boost\u201d to the administration\u2019s efforts to build better ties to Russia, said Steven Pifer, a top State Department official under President George W. Bush who specialized in Russia and arms control issues. \u201cThere\u2019s still a ways to go and there are still difficult issues. But the last six months, it seems to be going pretty well and this adds to the positive in the relationship.\u201d\nMore broadly, the White House hopes the treaty will build on the president\u2019s victory in the fight to overhaul health care, demonstrating progress on both the international and domestic fronts after months of frustration over unmet goals.\nThe new 10-year pact would replace the Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty of 1991, or Start, which expired in December, and further extend cuts negotiated in 2002 by Mr. Bush in the Treaty of Moscow. Under the new pact, according to people briefed on it in Washington and Moscow, within seven years each side would have to cut its deployed strategic warheads to 1,550 from the 2,200 now allowed. Each side would cut the total number of launchers to 800 from 1,600 now permitted. The number of nuclear-armed missiles and heavy bombers would be capped at 700 each.\nNeither the White House nor the Kremlin formally announced the agreement on Wednesday, pending the final telephone call between the presidents. A Kremlin official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said there was an agreement on the text of the pact, although not all the wording had been given final approval. Robert Gibbs, the White House press secretary, said, \u201cWe\u2019re very close.\u201d\nArms control proponents hailed the progress. Daryl G. Kimball, executive director of the Arms Control Association, called it \u201cthe first truly post-cold-war nuclear arms reduction treaty.\u201d Richard Burt, a former chief Start negotiator who now heads a disarmament advocacy group called Global Zero, said that the two presidents \u201ctook a major step toward achieving their goal of global zero.\u201d\nThe breakthrough ended nearly a year of tumultuous negotiations that dragged on far longer than anticipated. The two sides quarreled over verifying compliance, sharing telemetry and limiting missile defense programs. Mr. Obama restructured Mr. Bush\u2019s plans for an antimissile shield in Europe, but Moscow objected to the new version as well and wanted restrictions. Mr. Obama refused. The two presidents cut through disagreements during a telephone call on March 13.\nThe treaty will go for ratification to the legislatures in both countries, and the politics of Senate ratification could be tricky, coming at a polarized moment with a midterm election on the horizon. Republican senators have already expressed concern that Mr. Obama might make unacceptable concessions. Ratification in the Senate requires 67 votes, meaning Mr. Obama would need support from Republicans.\nSenators Mitch McConnel of Kentucky and Jon Kyl of Arizona, the Republican leaders, wrote Mr. Obama last week warning him that ratification \u201cis highly unlikely\u201d if the treaty contained any binding linkage between offensive weapons and missile defense, reminding him of his position \u201cthat missile defense is simply not on the table.\u201d\nAdministration officials describing the draft treaty said its preamble recognized the relationship between offensive weapons and missile defense, but that the language was not binding. The treaty establishes a new regime of inspections, but the American monitoring team that was based at the Votkinsk missile production factory until Start expired would not be allowed to return on a permanent basis.\nRussian analysts said Moscow was happy to have reduced what it saw as the overly intrusive inspection regime mandated by Start but disappointed not to have secured restrictions on missile defense. The military was pressuring the Kremlin not to agree to arms reductions without limits on the American missile shield, even though both Mr. Bush and Mr. Obama have described it as aimed at Iran, not Russia. In the end, the Kremlin overruled the military because it wanted a foreign policy achievement. \u201cThe military does not have the influence that it did during Soviet times,\u201d said Anton V. Khlopkov, director of the Center for Energy and Security Studies in Moscow. \u201cBack then, the military people, if they didn\u2019t run, they were among those who led the arms control negotiations from the Soviet side. Now, they have less of a role.\u201d\nVladimir Z. Dvorkin, a retired major general and arms control adviser, said Moscow would retain the ability to scrap the new treaty if American missile defenses became a threat. \u201cIf, for example, the U.S. unilaterally deploys considerable amounts of missile defense, then Russia has the right to withdraw from the agreement because the spirit of the preamble has been violated,\u201d he said.\nMr. Obama met at the White House on Wednesday with Senators John Kerry of Massachusetts and Richard G. Lugar of Indiana, the senior Democrat and Republican on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, to brief them on the negotiations. Mr. Kerry later said he would hold hearings between Easter and Memorial Day on the history of arms control and promised action by year\u2019s end. \u201cI assured the president that we strongly support his efforts and that if the final negotiations and all that follows go smoothly, we will work to ensure that the Senate can act on the treaty this year,\u201d Mr. Kerry said.\nNATO History: 1990 No pledges not to expand NATO eastward\nIn early nineties, when Est-West confrontation was ending, USSR leader Gorbaciev was promised by European and North American leaders that NATO will not be expanded eastward, if he would accept reunification of Germany.\nMark Kramer, Cold War Studies Project at Harvard University and a senior fellow of Harvard\u2019s Davis Center for Russian and Eurasian Studies, in his recent analysis on the Washington Quarterly, challenges this thesis and argues that no \u2018pledge\u2019 or \u2018commitment\u2019 or \u2018categorical assurances\u2019 about NATO\u2019s role vis-a`-vis the rest of the Warsaw Pact countries were made during the negotiations between Europeans, Americans and Russians leading toward Germany reunification, as previously assumed.\nKramer assumption is that in 1990 it was too early to talk about these issues, since NATO expansion was not in anyone's agenda, excluding East Germany. Following the declassification of written memories and other crucial documents of the actual conversations, the surviving assumption of \"no-eastward-enlargement-pledge\"can be challenged. The protagonists of that time [Kohl (then German Chancellor), Gorbaciev, Shevardnadze (then USSR Ministry of Foreign Affairs), Baker (then US Secretary of State)] have not clearly discussed that option.\nNew START Treaty agreement\nOn March 26th, US President Obama and Russian President Medvedev declared that an agreement on strategic nuclear weapons and their means of delivery has been reached by the two countries.\nThe agreement will be signed in Prague, Czech Republic on April 8th. According to President Obama \"the United States and Russia have agreed to the most comprehensive arms control agreement in nearly two decades\" while President Medvedev said that \"the negotiators\u2019 constructive mindset made it possible to achieve a tremendous result in a short time\".\nIntenational Conference Afghanistan and beyond : NATO heading towards a new strategic concept\nOn March 10th and 11th, the conference \u201cAfghanistan and beyond : NATO heading towards a new Strategic Concept \u201c was held in the Cripta Aula Magna of Universit\u00e0 Cattolica in Milan. The meeting was supported by the Centre of High Studies for Defence, by NATO Public Diplomacy Division, by the Army Comand of Lombardy and by NATO Rapid Deployable Corps (Italy). It was organized by the Department of Political Sciences of Universit\u00e0 Cattolica del Sacro Cuore and directed by Professor Massimo de Leonardis.\nThe Conference saw the participation of more than 200 students, young professionals and experts.\nOn the first day, major exponents of the diplomatic, military and academic world exposed their views on most influencial issues of the current security scenario. Professor Riccardo Redaelli, teaching History of Political Civilties and Cultures and Mr. Daniele Riggio, Information Officer of the NATO public Diplomacy Division, have reported on the current Afghanistan conflict, mostly in quality of direct witnesses of the recently occured in Kabul and nearby.\nThe research done by Professor de Leonardis on behalf of the Ce.Mi.Ss entitled \u201cNATO: globalization and loss of centrality\u201d has been the main topic of the subsequent round table. The persons who intervened were: Generale Cabigiosu, ex commander of the K-For, Professor AntonGiulio de\u2019 Robertis, teaching History of Treaties at Bari University, Professor Carlo Jean, professor of Strategic Studies at the Link Campus University in Rome and author of the research himself.\nThe conference continued with an in-depth analysis reguarding the transformation of the force and the military operation of the NATO. Albeit the absence of Professor Ilari, a History of Military Institutions and of Security Systems lecturer at Cattolica, Professor Pastori has read Prof. Ilari\u2019s speech. The reports have occupied the first part of the afternoon: among the speakers we can cite Colonel Massimo Panizzi, Public Affairs Advisor and speaker of the NATO Military Commitee and of the International Military Staff, General Pierpaolo Ramoino, Vice President of the Strategic and International Studies University Centre. A very appreciated speech was the one of the Ambassador Stefanini, permanent reppresentant of Italy at the North-Atlantic Council, who has stressed the importance of the Italian contribution in the process of elaborationg the new Strategic Concept.\nThe second day started with round table during which Prof. De Leonardis, Ambassador Guido Lenzi, Member of the Board of Directors of the Italian Atlantic Committee, Mr Jean-Sylvestre Mongrenier, Senior Yellow of the Thomas Moore Institutute in Paris and Prof. Vittorio Emanuele Parsi,Professor of International Relations at the Catholic University exposed their views on the new NATO Strategic Concept.\nThe conference ended with the exposition of Ambassador Claudio Bisogniero, NATO Deputy Secretary General onthe new NATO, the partnerships with other countries (in particolar Russia)and the future of the Alliance.\"\nNATO Rattles Its Weapons Near Russia\u2019s Borders Again\nIvan Tulyakov reported to Pravda in Russia about the increasing presence of NATO near the Russian boarders. A point of view...\nNATO opened the Baltic Region Training Event \u2013 a first in a series of large scale military maneuvers to be held in the Baltic States in 2010. The main goal of the drills is to have Latvia, Estonia and Lithuania integrated into the air policing system of the alliance. Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, Poland, France and the United States take part in the event. Poland\u2019s F16, France\u2019s Mirage 2000 and USA\u2019s fueling aircraft, Lithuania\u2019s L39 Albatros will perform joint flights.\nThe drills are supervised from NATO\u2019s Air Force Headquarters in Rammstein, Germany. An official statement from the headquarters said that the air drills in the Baltic region was a demonstration of NATO\u2019s unity.\nNATO started holding drills in the Baltic region in 2008. This year, NATO will organize several drills in the region to train the delivery and deployment of NATO troops.\nThe maneuvers of 2010 will be the largest since the time when the three Baltic States joined NATO.\nWho needs military activities near Russia\u2019s borders? NATO officials claim that the alliance does not threaten Russia, but it seems that Brussels sticks to the same doctrines, for which the military bloc was created.\nSome experts believe that NATO organized the drills in response to Russia\u2019s demonstration of force in the war with Georgia. Russia has also conducted joint drills with Belarus, which could also make NATO remind Russia of its presence in the region.\nIt is obvious, though, that NATO holds the event in the region to strengthen the sanitary cordon with Russia and show Russia who is the master in the Baltic States.\nThe current and future maneuvers held near the borders of Russia and Belarus can be explained with the development of a certain defense plan for the Baltic States, which is something that the countries wanted to obtain from the alliance. An official spokesman for Estonia\u2019s defense ministry said that the ministry was working on such a plan.\nIt goes without saying that defense is extremely important. However, it is important only if there is danger of military threat. Russia does not post any threat to the Baltic States, although the leaders of these countries refer to the Georgian experience. Such a reference is politically incorrect and cynical. Georgia was internationally recognized as the aggressor in the war of 2008.\nIvan Tulyakov\nInvitation DAYS 2010 - July 5-11\nDear colleagues in the YATA network\nThe Danish ATA is proud to announce the 25th annual Danish Atlantic Youth Seminar (DAYS) which will be held on July 5-11 at Aalborg Airbase in the Northern part of Denmark.\nDAYS is an event gathering students, experts and practitioners from more than twenty different countries to a week with security politics, conflict management, networking and socialization.\nThrough lectures, workshops, panel debates and social activities the seminar will give the participants a unique opportunity to enlarge their intellectual and cultural horizon.\nAll applicants are welcome to contact our project coordinator Emma Hjern\u00f8 at emma@atlant.dk\nfor further information. The invitation and application form can be found at our home page www.atlant.dk/days.html\nYour application should be send no later than April 15th.\nPosted by Emmaatlant at 3:13 PM 0 comments\nSIMOTAN V - Announcement and Invitation - May 5-8 2010\nThe Portuguese Atlantic Committee and the School of Social and Political Sciences of the Technical University of Lisbon have the immense pleasure of inviting your association to participate in SIMOTAN V, a North Atlantic Council simulation, which will take place in Lisbon, Portugal, from May 5 to May 8.\nWe kindly ask all candidates to contact us at secretariadoajpa@gmail.com so we can provide you with the Invitation and Appllication Form, to be sent no later than March 31st.\nMan Versus Afghanistan\nWith a little peace and development, the hard core of the hydra-headed insurgency, including elements of the HIG and the Taliban, could no longer hide in plain sight, and \u201cwe nailed them,\u201d Kolenda said. You couldn\u2019t afford to lose one firefight. Yet when you were not eyes-on-target, you had to show restraint. Kolenda told me about one junior noncommissioned officer who made sure his soldiers did not step on a farmer\u2019s field once they had spread out on open ground. This sounds easy, but such mundane yet critical actions go completely against the grain of high-testosterone young soldiers bred on hunting and chewing tobacco and wanting to be an Army ranger all their lives in order to fight.\nBy the time Kolenda\u2019s battalion was redeployed out of Kunar and Nuristan, violence had dropped by 90 percent. His battalion didn\u2019t need a Dairy Queen or other amenities to keep their spirits up. As Sergeant Major Mike Hall told me, \u201cIf you\u2019re down-range and focused, time goes fast. That is what good morale is all about.\u201d\nThe measures that Kolenda told me about were not the gold standard. They were merely the minimum required to overcome the forces of geography and history; and they had to be replicated throughout southern and eastern Afghanistan, where each battalion encountered a different mix of clan and sub-clan rivalries.\nThe coordination of more than a score of such battalions, not to mention 45 Army Special Forces A-teams, Marine special-ops units, and so on, all involved in some aspect of counterinsurgency, is less the job of McChrystal than that of Lieutenant General David M. Rodriguez, like McChrystal and Kolenda a West Point graduate, who heads the ISAF Joint Command. If the military coalition in Afghanistan were a newspaper, think of McChrystal as the editor in chief and Rodriguez as the managing editor. McChrystal, atop ISAF, is, as he said, focused \u201cup and out,\u201d dealing with big-think strategic planning, daily interactions with NATO and other members of the 44-country coalition in Afghanistan, the United Nations, the Afghan National Army and National Police, President Karzai, and the ministers of interior and defense, as well as with training indigenous forces and restructuring detainee procedures\u2014that is, exploiting captured Taliban sources, while not mistreating them, and gradually getting America out of the detainee business altogether. Above all, McChrystal has the task of military coordination with Pakistan in the hunt for high-value targets in the borderlands.\nRodriguez, meanwhile, is focused \u201cdown and in,\u201d on the day-to-day operations of ISAF, on the deputies of the relevant ministries, the district governors, provincial councils, border police, individual Afghan army units, and so on. Rodriguez, a six-foot-four-inch, gangly, gentle giant with a shock of short salt-and-pepper hair, is the real implementer of President Obama and McChrystal\u2019s counterinsurgency strategy.\nThe shame is that Rodriguez\u2019s three-star command didn\u2019t even come into existence until late 2009: before that, previous commanders such as Generals David McKiernan and Dan McNeill had to combine the two jobs. As a result, neither job got done as well as it should have. Given the demands of both positions, McChrystal isn\u2019t the only one who sleeps just four hours a night; the same could be said for Rodriguez, and for Ambassador Karl W. Eikenberry. Flying to Herat and Mazar-e-Sharif with Eikenberry and Rodriguez, respectively, I noticed how they sleep on planes because they essentially have two back-to-back workdays in each 24-hour period: the line-up of briefings and meetings all day long and the tsunami of emails that arrive after dark once Washington, nine and a half hours behind, gets to work.\nRodriguez flew up to Mazar-e-Sharif to listen to Afghan security forces report on what they had been doing for the past few months. In his quiet, unassuming manner, Rodriguez relentlessly questioned the Afghan officers about the Taliban\u2019s shadow governments and justice system, the integration of local militias into the security forces, improvements on the ring road connecting Mazar-e-Sharif with Herat in the west and Kabul in the east, and the threat level in Kunduz and Baghlan. The Afghans responded with briefs about the extortion of farmers by the HIG in Baghlan and by the Taliban in Kunduz, and about how the enemy was able to attack highways and supply lines coming from Central Asia and erect an alternative tax system, even though it had no permanent bases. Because of problems with translation from Dari to English, the meeting went on for hours.\n\u201cThis process is slow and painful,\u201d Rodriguez admitted to me afterward. \u201cIf we did everything ourselves, it would be quicker, but we wouldn\u2019t leave a legacy. Because the Afghans are deeply involved in all these operations, they own it. For a Soviet-inspired army to talk about rural redevelopment as they did in that meeting is an incredible thing.\u201d Rodriguez told me he constantly flies around to the regional commands for such briefs, bringing with him a train of high-ranking American and Afghan officers and Kabul ministry officials. On this trip, Rodriguez immersed himself with two key Afghans: army Chief of Staff Bismullah Khan and Lieutenant General Sher Mohammad Karimi, head of army operations. (Karimi is from Khost, by the Pakistan border, the lair of the insurgent leader Jalaluddin Haqqani, and so for very personal reasons, he wants Haqqani \u201celiminated.\u201d)\nThe idea is to put the American and Afghan military leaders, as well as low-ranking commanders, down-range together socially, and create a flat, fast organization. As with a similar effort in Iraq, top-down guidance from high-ranking officers gets bottom-up refinement from captains and sergeants. To wit, Rodriguez\u2019s operations center is a vast hangar-like building with no walls or partitions, very much evoking a newsroom environment. \u201cIt is an atmosphere in which you error towards sharing what you know,\u201d said Navy Commander Jeff Eggers, a McChrystal adviser.\n\u201cI learned at JSOC,\u201d McChrystal explained, \u201cthat any complex task is best approached by flattening hierarchies. It gets everybody feeling like they\u2019re in the inner circle, so that they develop a sense of ownership. The more people who believe that they are part of the team and are in the know, the more you don\u2019t have to do it yourself.\u201d As Brigadier General Scott Miller, who runs the Afghanistan-Pakistan Coordination Cell at the Pentagon, told me about McChrystal and Rodriguez\u2019s philosophy: \u201cDecentralize until you\u2019re uncomfortable, then scrutinize, fix, and push down and out even further, to the level of the sergeants.\u201d Precisely because of the commander\u2019s ability to reach down to the junior noncommissioned officers, a flat military organization puts\u2014in the words of one admiral I interviewed\u2014\u201cperformance pressure on everybody.\u201d\nThis show of organizational dynamism points to a ground truth: despite the awful toll of casualties in Afghanistan and Iraq, and the near-breaking of the Army through the strain on soldiers and their families because of long and dangerous deployments, American ground troops are emerging nearly a decade after 9/11 as a force that is even more organizationally and intellectually formidable than it was after the Berlin Wall collapsed, when the United States was the lone superpower. Army and Marine Corps company commanders, for example, can lead in a conventional fight and, as Kolenda\u2019s experience showed, also bring order to chaotic tribal and ethnic messes, all while they communicate effectively up the bureaucratic chain (a skill they began to hone before 9/11, in the Balkans). And these officers have mastered what is, in fact, the colonial technique of partnering with indigenous forces molded in their own image. Rodriguez\u2019s command is a culmination of this whole experience.\nBut the very dominance of the U.S. military can lead to a dangerous delusion. For the time being, the American media and policy elite are focused on whether U.S. forces can achieve substantial results in 15 months, even though it is a truism of counterinsurgency that there are few shortcuts to victory and you shouldn\u2019t rush to failure. Nevertheless, U.S. forces quite possibly will have quelled some significant part of the anarchy in southern Afghanistan by then: this is the sort of challenge our troops have become expert in. Yet that might only lead to mistaking artificial progress for lasting governance. The very prospect of some success by July 2011 increases the likelihood that U.S. forces will be in Afghanistan in substantial numbers for years. In effect, the proficiency of the American military causes it to be overextended. British Major General Richard Barrons, a veteran of the Balkans and Iraq now serving in Afghanistan, told me he learned during the most depressing days in Baghdad that \u201cthe long view is the primary weapon against fate.\u201d If you are willing to stay, you can turn any situation around for the good. But that is an imperial mind-set, with its assumption of a near-permanent presence, which today\u2019s Washington cannot abide, even as its own strategy drives toward that outcome.\nAt the core of a withdrawal strategy is the building of the Afghan army and police force. In charge of this effort is Lieutenant General William B. Caldwell, who, like McChrystal and Rodriguez, is a 1976 graduate of West Point, and like them was transformed by the \u201cband of brothers\u201d belief system forged in Iraq. There, as a spokesman, Caldwell \u201csaw us go from the depths of despair to \u2018this is going to work.\u2019\u201d He added, \u201cI have a young family, and this will be the third of five Christmases I will be away from them. I did not have to be here, but I absolutely believe in this mission with Stan.\u201d\nI challenged Caldwell about reports of 90 percent illiteracy in the Afghan security forces. He answered: \u201cThe recruits may not know how to read, but they are incredibly street-smart. They\u2019re survivalists. Basic soldiering here does not require literacy. We give them a course in how to read and issue them pens afterwards. They take tremendous pride in that. In Afghanistan, a pen in a shirt pocket is a sign of literacy. We\u2019re three or four years behind Iraq in building an army, but if the ground situation improves, like in Iraq, political and media pressure will dissipate, and that will buy time.\u201d\nA deal with the insurgents constitutes another part of a withdrawal strategy. While becoming more organizationally formidable since 9/11, the Taliban have also modified their behavior. Mullah Omar has sent out a directive banning beheadings and unauthorized kidnappings as well as other forms of violent and criminal activity, according to both Al-Jazeera and ISAF officials. \u201cIn a way, we\u2019re seeing a kinder, gentler Taliban,\u201d said both Commander Eggers and General Flynn. Moreover, in working with the tribes in the spirit of Churchill\u2019s Malakand Field Force, Flynn, the intelligence chief, went so far as to suggest that the insurgent leaders Jalaluddin Haqqani and Gulbuddin Hekmatyar are both \u201cabsolutely salvageable.\u201d \u201cThe HIG already have members in Karzai\u2019s government, and it could evolve into a political party, even though Hekmatyar may be providing alQaeda leaders refuge in Kunar. Hekmatyar has reconcilable ambitions. As for the Haqqani network, I can tell you they are tired of fighting, but are not about to give up. They have lucrative business interests to protect: the road traffic from the Afghanistan-Pakistan border to Central Asia.\u201d Lamb, the former SAS commander, added: \u201cHaqqani and Hekmatyar are pragmatists tied to the probability of outcomes. With all the talk of Islamic ideology, this is the land of the deal.\u201d\nAgain, the resemblance to the 1980s is telling, with leading anti-Soviet combatants like Haqqani and Hekmatyar central to the military equation, and a partially irrelevant Karzai: today ISAF officials talk quietly about working around Karzai by dealing directly with the ministries of interior and defense, and with the offices of the provincial governors, all of which they are fortifying with Western advisers.\nThe possibility of reaching an accommodation with some insurgents against others, as elusive as it may be, suggests how nonlinear the future is, and how deterministic a linear perspective can be. As in Iraq, surprises lie in store, and they might even be good ones: in so many places in Afghanistan, I saw the raw potential of this country. Despite a deadly, intimidating geography of steep and icy peaks that seem to stretch into infinity when seen from the air, in Afghanistan\u2019s cities I encountered many an intellectual in a cold room with boxy furniture, passionately seeking to move beyond ethnic politics to a democratic, liberal universalism. They reminded me of the civil-society types I had met in Eastern Europe during the Cold War, in cities that, like Kabul, stank of lignite in winter. Then there was Herat, an old Silk Road nexus in western Afghanistan, which, despite 30 years of war, had changed remarkably for the better since I had last seen it, as a backpacker in 1973. Back then it was a ramshackle, Wild West town with barely a paved road. Now it is a sprawling, bustling city with malls, on the same level of development as many places in central Turkey that I knew from the 1980s: an improvement replicated in Mazar-e-Sharif, Jalalabad, and other urban areas here, with Kandahar being the striking exception. \u201cDespite 30 years of war,\u201d McChrystal said, in his office, rubbing his eyes from lack of sleep, \u201ccivilization grows here like weeds.\u201d\nNow the American military is about to bear down hard on Greater Kandahar, where Taliban- and Karzai-affiliated warlords hold considerable sway. \u201cWe will get to about 33 percent of the Afghan landmass in the next 15 months or so, affecting 60 percent of the population,\u201d Rodriguez assured me. Once again, we might be poised to overcome the vast, impersonal forces of fate, even as we contribute to our own troubled destiny as a great power.\nFor further reading please see next pages: http://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2010/03/man-versus-afghanistan/7983/5/\nNorway leads NATO nuclear disarmament initiative\nNorway, along with fellow NATO members Luxembourg, Belgium, the Netherlands and Germany, have joined together to call on the Western-based defence alliance to increase support for achieving a world that is nuclear-weapon-free.\n\u201cOur aim is to reduce the importance of nuclear weapons in NATO\u2019s security policy,\u201d said Jonas Gahr Store, the Norwegian Foreign Minister. The foreign ministers of the respective countries have jointly presented the NATO Secretary General with a letter that advocates comprehensive and robust discussions of the alliance\u2019s nuclear policy at the next foreign minister meeting, scheduled for April in Tallinn.\n\u201cThe views expressed in this joint letter correspond closely to those set out in the Norwegian Government\u2019s disarmament strategy. I am pleased that Norway has such good partners to work with in our efforts to promote disarmament,\u201d stated Mr Store.\nNorway Post reports that the collaborative letter is regarded as an important step in the new Strategic Concept process by NATO. Norway has expressed its hope that a review of the concept will provoke a reduction in both the number and significance of nuclear weapons in NATO\u2019s security policy.\n\u201cDisarmament and non-proliferation are important security policy tools for reducing the risk of the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction and to ensure a more peaceful and stable world,\u201d said the Foreign Minister.\nRead interesting Special Report of the Council of Foreign Relations on \"Future of NATO\" that is available for free at: http://www.cfr.org/publication/21044/future_of_nato.html?breadcrumb=%2Fpublication%2Fby_type%2Fspecial_report\nYou can read in it about NATO\u00b4s capabilities, relations with Russia, and EU, etc.\nTurkey Criticizes House Committee Vote on Armenian Case\nSebnem Arsu reported from Istanbul to New York Times on an Issue that can seriously effect the ties between the US and its important ally, Turkey.\nTurkey\u2019s foreign minister said Friday that the vote by the House Foreign Affairs Committee condemning the mass killing of Armenians early in the last century as genocide would damage ties with the Obama administration and set back reconciliation efforts between Turkey and Armenia.\nAt least twice before, the House committee has passed similar resolutions, but that was before Turkey and Armenia were in the midst of an internationally mediated reconciliation process.\n\u201cEach interference by a third party will make this normalization impossible,\u201d Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu said in a televised news conference. \u201cIf an adviser had whispered \u2018no\u2019 instead of \u2018yes\u2019 in the ear of a member of the House of Representatives, the vote would have come out differently. Can history be treated in such an unserious manner?\u201d\nThe vote on the nonbinding resolution was 23 to 22.\nIn recent years, Turkey has sought to play a bigger regional role, re-establishing ties with nearby Arab countries and reaching out to Armenia, whose border with Turkey has been closed since the 1990s, when Armenia was at war with its neighbor, Azerbaijan, a Turkish ally. In 2008, Turkey\u2019s president paid the first visit by a Turkish leader to Armenia in the two nations\u2019 history.\nThe attempts at normalization began last October with a series of agreements, whose signing was blessed by the Obama administration and attended by Secretary of StateHillary Rodham Clinton. Hard-line Turkish nationalists strongly oppose the rapprochement, and analysts in Turkey said the additional pressure from the United Sates in the form of Thursday\u2019s vote will make proceeding more difficult for the Turkish government.\n\u201cIt\u2019s a big blow to the process,\u201d said Yavuz Baidar, a columnist with the English language daily, Today\u2019s Zaman. \u201cThis means it will drag on for at least another year.\u201d\nAt the same time, he said, Turkey had been slow to move forward in the agreements with Armenia, causing the process to idle even before the committee vote.\nThe resolution is less likely to hurt relations with the United States unless it is brought to the floor and passed by the full House \u2014 an unlikely possibility, analysts say.\nIn 2007, the Bush administration, fearful of losing Turkish cooperation over Iraq, lobbied forcefully to keep the resolution from reaching the House floor.\nThe Obama administration had urged the committee to forgo a vote.\nAfter the vote Thursday, Turkey reacted sharply, recalling its ambassador, Namik Tan, from Washington for consultations.\nTurkey\u2019s newspapers featured the news of the vote \u2014 and of Turkey\u2019s diplomatic response \u2014 on their front pages.\n\u201cWe called the ambassador back,\u201d proclaimed Hurriyet, the largest circulation newspaper. \u201cA vote crisis with the United States,\u201d Milliyet, another daily, said. \u201cA vote like a comedy,\u201d read the headline in the newspaper Sabah.\nHistorians say as many as 1.5 million Armenians died in a forced migration by the Ottoman Turks during World War I. Turkey denies that this was a planned genocide, and the topic had long been taboo in Turkey, with no mention of it in history books. Writers and intellectuals, including the Nobel laureate Orhan Pamuk, have faced criminal charges for airing the debate.\nBut in recent years, Turkish intellectuals had made some progress at pushing it out into the public debate, and ethnic Armenians in Turkey fear that passage by the full House \u2014 which would be unprecedented \u2014 would seriously harm those efforts.\nMr. Davutoglu, the foreign minister, criticized the Obama administration\u2019s efforts to halt Thursday\u2019s vote, saying it had not adequately explained the strength of cooperation between Turkey and the United States, NATO partners. 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        "raw_content": "Dedication and Risk-Taking\nOver the course of these past two weeks, I\u2019ve been watching a lot of adolescents in front of the cameras. Sports crews in South Korea often focus on the teenagers, not on the older Olympic athletes. News crews in Florida zoom in on the high school students, not their parents. The stories on TV have substantially been about youth.\nOn the face of it, events in PyeongChang and Parkland could not have been more different. In Korea, I seemed to be watching adolescents at the pinnacle of their craft, performing tasks they had been practicing thousands of times. In Florida, on the other hand, high schoolers seemed to emerge spontaneously to tell their stories of shock and pain and, through improvisation, translate that grief into action.\nAnd yet Olympic adolescents are usually not cool and calm professionals. They take risks; they reject routines; they make decisions on the fly. Witness, for example, Nick Porteous, the 16 year-old New Zealander whose risky and unexpected half-pipe freestyle run shocked no one more than himself.\nNick Porteous after his run.\nConversely, high school student leaders from Parkland were well-prepared for their roles. I make this point without subscribing to false conspiracy theories about \u201ccrisis actors.\u201d My point is that these students studied; they practiced making persuasive arguments; they learned from their teachers and from each other. As one pointed out:\nDelaney Tarr, Student Activist\nWe are lucky enough to come from a very affluent neighborhood. We go to an amazing school that\u2019s been giving us so many opportunities to learn about government, to learn about policy, to learn about social issues. We have so many clubs and classes dedicated to this type of thing, so we know what we\u2019re talking about. And we\u2019ve always been ready to speak out about it, but this has hit so close to home that we have to speak out about this, right now \u2026\nOne of our members of the House of Representatives, Ted Deutch, he actually came down just weeks before [the shooting] to speak to us because we\u2019ve been so politically involved. So many of us are in politics clubs. So many of us are in AP government.\nWe dedicate ourselves to this. We dedicate ourselves to learning about this. So we are in a place where we are lucky enough to know what to say, to know what to talk about, and to know what changes need to be made. And it\u2019s sad to think about us being lucky at a time like this, but we have the ability to do something that others may not. \u2013Delaney Tarr\nDelaney Tarr ascribes a good amount of her and her peers\u2019 preparation to the relative advantage they hold as members of an affluent community. I agree, and I would also argue that most adolescents, almost anywhere, are endowed with a distinctive combination of passion, dedication, and risk-taking. Since adolescents do not often see much tension between well-practiced behavior and risk-taking behavior, they are inherently predisposed to be great activists (and athletes, artists, etc.). We should not be surprised to see adolescents in front of the cameras; we should instead ask why we don\u2019t see them there more often. Delaney Tarr\u2019s point about relative advantage offers one possible explanation; another is Bill Deresiewicz\u2019s argument about excellent sheep.\nWe will likely see more adolescent activists soon. There are no less than three national student actions (on school safety and gun-related violence) planned in the next two months. Over the past week I have heard from Gann students, parents, and faculty. All are wondering, in one form or another, what the Gann administration thinks about these upcoming events.\nI would like to devote our next meeting to the question of how we most effectively work with our students during this time of national student-led activism. In the meantime, let me offer two principles:\nIf students want to take action, students should lead the process. We can advise; we can suggest or offer resources; we can help them think through options. But we must give them the space in which to organize and to act. The choice-points \u2013 and the sacrifices \u2014 should be theirs to make. If we co-opt an event and make it a faculty-driven process, or a \u201cGann-sponsored\u201d program, then it\u2019s no longer student-led activism. If we make it about us, we\u2019re failing them.\nAt the same time, our students clearly need guidance and supervision. We cannot shirk our duty as coaches and teachers responsible for their general welfare. As adults, we have the advantage of fully developed prefrontal cortexes; we should advise our students accordingly.\nYes, it\u2019s a balancing act, but I am confident that we can navigate this path. Now, more than ever, I feel blessed and fortunate to have the opportunity to work with all of you and most especially with all our students.",
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        "raw_content": "The Art of Clairtone\nThe Making of a Design Icon, 1958-1971\nby Nina Munk & Rachel Gotlieb\ntagged : canadiana, furniture\nI was born under a falling star, in 1967, the year Clairtone Sound Corporation collapsed. My father remembers it as the worst year of his life. Clairtone was his first company, his \u201cfirst love,\u201d he once called it nostalgically. Measured coldly in dollars and cents, it was his smallest and least-successful company; yet nothing my father has done since then has affected him the way Clairtone did.\nA few years ago, long after making a name for himself in the gold business, and decades after Clairtone had become little more than a quirky footnote in his career, he confessed to the New York Times: \u201cClairtone was the single most formative experience in my life because it was so traumatic.\u201d\nBut I\u2019m getting ahead of myself. Once upon a time, for a short time, Clairtone Sound Corporation was one of Canada\u2019s most dazzling, most admired companies. It started in 1958 with four employees, $3,000, and a cramped, makeshift factory at 26 Sable Street in a Toronto suburb. The initial idea was simple: to merge contemporary Scandinavian furniture design with the latest in high-fidelity equipment.\nMy father, then 30 and an electrical engineer, made custom hi-fi sets for wealthy clients. His friend and partner, David Harrison Gilmour, 26, had a small business importing Scandinavian flatware, ceramics, and glass. Together, and inspired by a basic 1950s Danish sideboard, they came up with their first hi-fi model\u2013a long, low cabinet in oiled teak with sliding doors and tapered legs. It was good-looking and functional, and it was unlike anything being made in Canada back then. Fitted inside the wooden cabinet were a Dual 1004 turntable, a Granco tube chassis, and a pair of Coral speakers hidden behind plain, wheat-coloured broadcloth from Knoll International.\nIn March 1959, less than four months after it was put into production, that first model, the 100-S, won a Design Award from the National Industrial Design Council. Other models followed, including the entry-level 400-S (\u201cthe Princess\u201d) and the luxurious 1000-S (\u201cthe Signature\u201d) with its wireless remote control. Then, almost overnight, it seemed, Clairtone\u2019s stereo consoles were everywhere.\n\u201cEverybody knew about Clairtone,\u201d my father would later boast to the columnist Joan Sutton. \u201cThe Prime Minister had one, and if the local truck driver didn\u2019t have one, he wanted one.\u201d Oscar Peterson, the legendary Canadian jazz pianist, officially endorsed Clairtone. Dizzy Gillespie and Frank Sinatra were avid fans. \u201cListen to Sinatra on Clairtone stereo. Sinatra does,\u201d was one of the company\u2019s most memorable tag lines.\nDuring the company\u2019s first five years, between 1958 and 1963, production soared from 350 units a year to 25,000 units. The pace was incredible. That year, 1963, Clairtone was listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange. And nothing, nothing at all thrilled my father so much as seeing his upstart company listed alongside Canada\u2019s old guard, the Establishment: Massey-Ferguson, Algoma Steel, Canadian Pacific Railway, Abitibi Power & Paper, Falconbridge Nickel, Walker-Gooderham & Worts. \u201cIn those days, the TSE was as WASP a club as you can get\u2013it was it,\u201d my father reminded me. \u201cI was not only not WASP\u2013 I was Jewish, I was an immigrant, and I had an accent.\u201d\nSo great was demand for the company\u2019s products in the early 1960s that, for a time, at Simpson\u2019s department store in Toronto, one Clairtone hi-fi was sold every three hours. In those years, throughout the December rush, Clairtone\u2019s factory stayed open around the clock, with cabinetmakers and assembly line workers pushing out stereo consoles in time for Christmas. Keeping up with the orders was exhausting and exhilarating. \u201cI worked seventy- and eighty-hour weeks,\u201d the company\u2019s former comptroller, David Pols, told me with pride, echoing other Clairtone employees I interviewed. \u201cSometimes, I recall, I worked all night.\u201d\nRemarkably, back in the day when about the only things Canada exported were natural resources and tractors, half of Clairtone\u2019s stereos were being sold in the U.S., at \u201cprestige accounts\u201d like Abraham & Straus and Bloomingdale\u2019s in New York, Marshall Field\u2019s in Chicago, Halle Brothers in Cleveland, and J.L. Hudson\u2019s in Detroit. For a Canadian consumer product to be featured in the windows of Bloomingdale\u2019s was almost unimaginable\u2013and yet, there it was.\nIn 1959, when fashionable men, including my father and David Gilmour, still wore three-piece suits, an article in the Globe and Mail trumpeted Clairtone\u2019s success in the U.S. market: \u201cCanadians would have popped a few buttons on their vests last week if they had attended the American Music Show in New York. A stereophonic set designed and manufactured by a Canadian company founded less than a year ago by two young Canadians was the centre of attraction.\u2026 This is perhaps the first time a piece of Canadian consumer-electronic equipment has aroused such enthusiasm in the U.S.\u201d\nAs for my father and David, they were hailed as visionaries. 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        "raw_content": "Posted in: Before You Speak, Public Speaking Mistakes\nWhy do so many business presentations end in failure?\nWell, it\u2019s not surprising when you see just how little people prepare for their big day. To be fair, people often make a big effort with their content. They have to, because otherwise they would not have been invited to speak.\nKnowing your material inside out is vital for your confidence when the spotlight is shining down on you, but as so many subject matter experts do not realise, there are many other factors that come into the equation of successful speeches and presentations.\nA common issue in speaking comes down to the selection of the venue, a matter that few speakers have any control over. If it\u2019s a famous venue like the Royal Albert Hall or the Sydney Opera House, you can have a good idea of what to expect. They are also open to the public so you can check them out before the event.\nHowever, if the venue is a large disused aeroplane hanger in the middle of Oxfordshire managed by the army, there\u2019s less opportunity for access and practice before the event starts.\nThis brings me on to knowing your audience. If your audience is a battalion of NATO\u2019s finest ground troops decked out in battle dress, you should approach the assignment differently than if you were addressing your local Chamber of Commerce. What are the expectations of your audience and what is in it for them? Choose your material carefully \u2013 look for humorous opportunities to connect with them.\nAn interesting factor to be aware of as a speaker is that your audience, even though they may never have met you, want you to be excellent. Indeed, they are praying that you will deliver something special. The good will which is extended out to the speaker is phenomenal. They want you to be great because they are investing their valuable time in you. They have all seen and heard a lifetime\u2019s procession of bad speaker and they are willing you to come along to inform and entertain them royally.\nIf you know that you\u2019ll be working at the Royal Albert Hall, Sydney Opera House or in my last big event, a disused aeroplane hanger in the middle of Oxfordshire, try to visualize yourself delivering the speech. I had great fun with this \u2013 contemplating this capacious cavern looking out into a sea of camouflage jackets. As I discussed the assignment with friends and colleagues, the images became closer and more focused. I could see faces, haircuts and even badges on berets. On the day, my visualizations were surprisingly accurate and it made me feel at ease. It was like being surrounded by old friends.\nWhen you\u2019re working with a big audience, it\u2019s essential to get off to a fantastic start \u2013 and that means planning your opening lines with military precision. Delivering that opening with confidence creates a great atmosphere for you and the audience to work in. That\u2019s why it\u2019s best to start with what I would describe as a set piece. It could be a quotation, a startling statistic, or if you\u2019re really confident, the opening few lines of a song. If you fluff the opening, you\u2019ll feel the latent energy drain from the room.\nThere are so many factors that contribute to success, these are just a few of them.\nArticle courtesy of College of Public Speaking & Presentation Skills \u2013 London\nNever Give a Speech Without Having a Potato",
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        "raw_content": "What do you think of the growing trend of gigs banning phones? [Poll]\nFormer White Stripes frontman Jack White has become the latest artist to announce a ban on the use of phones at his gigs, saying that he wants fans to focus on enjoying the experience.\nNo photos, video or audio recording devices allowed.\nWe think you\u2019ll enjoy looking up from your gadgets for a little while and experience music and our shared love of it IN PERSON.\nThe ban will be enforced by requiring audience members to lock their phones into a case \u2026\nNME reported the singer\u2019s statement.\nUpon arrival at the venue, all phones and other photo or video-capturing gizmos will be secured in a Yondr pouch that will be unlocked at the end of the show. You keep your pouch-secured phone on you during the show and, if needed, can unlock your phone at any time in a designated Yondr Phone Zone located in the lobby or concourse.\nYondr works in a similar way to security tags used in many stores: once the pouch is closed, it can only be opened by tapping it onto an unlocking base.\nWhite has previously spoken more, uh, directly about the issue.\nWhite suggested that he is \u201cwasting time\u201d performing for people who \u201ccan\u2019t even clap\u201d because they have a phone in one hand and a drink in the other.\n\u201cPeople can\u2019t clap any more, because they\u2019ve got a <expletive> texting thing in their <expletive> hand, and probably a drink, too!\u201d White told Rolling Stone on the subject of the changing atmosphere at live shows.\nBut while he may be more vocal about the issue than other performers, Engadget notes that he\u2019s not the only one with a no-phone policy.\nWhite is following the lead of Alicia Keys, Dave Chappelle and other performers.\nPersonally, I have mixed feelings. There\u2019s nothing worse than finding your view of the performance obscured by half the audience spending the entire concert holding their phone up, so from that perspective, I\u2019m all in favor. At the same time, I do tend to like to create a personal memory of the event by taking maybe two or three photos in the course of the evening \u2013 careful to ensure that I\u2019m holding up my phone for just a few seconds.\nThat said, I wouldn\u2019t dream of taking a photo during a play, so maybe we should treat concerts the same way?\nWhat\u2019s your view? A great move to ensure you can fully enjoy the experience? Or would it spoil things for you to be unable to take your own photo? Let us know through the poll and in the comments.",
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        "raw_content": "Providing a Healthy and Comfortable Environment\nMarket Insights / Hospitality\nThe hotel guest experience is critical to the highly competitive and ever-changing hospitality industry. Excellent Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) is a key component of that experience. In a hotel, convention, or casino environment, people spend 80% of their time inside the buildings. The indoor environment is therefore the most fundamental element of service quality. Guests want a healthy and comfortable environment in order to be productive at meetings and enjoy their leisure time, be it in their rooms, in restaurants, or around establishment premises. At the same time, employees need to be able to concentrate to work efficiently. To meet these expectations, good IAQ is essential.\nThe Air Inside These Facilities Can Contain:\nBacteria, viruses, and byproducts\nAsbestos, clays, elemental particles, and man-made fibers\nIn the United States alone, hotels represent more than 5 billion square feet of space, nearly 5 million guest rooms, and close to\n$4 billion in annual energy use\nCost-Efficient Green Building Design\nThe U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) works to promote cost-efficient and resource-saving green building design, construction, and operations, with the goal of protecting the global environment and human health. Green buildings use on average 26% less energy, emit 33% less carbon dioxide, use 30% less indoor water, and send 50%-75% less solid waste to landfills and incinerators. The opportunities for hospitality venues to integrate green building strategies into their design, construction, and daily operations makes business sense and can be an important part of a company\u2019s commitment to sustainability.\nAAF Flanders can assist you in the processes required to earn Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) credits. The LEED Green Building Rating System\u2122, administered by USGBC, is the nationally accepted benchmark for designing and sustaining green buildings. Contact your AAF Flanders representative to find out more.\nAir filtration systems in hotels must handle relatively large volumes of air. Approximately 50% of a building\u2019s energy consumption goes to the heating, cooling, and moving of air. In considering the Total Cost of Ownership (TCO), it is important to keep in mind that in order to have a cost-effective building, planning maintenance is an important step in maintaining energy efficiency, minimizing costly downtime, and extending the lifespan of your equipment.\nIn commercial office buildings, Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) is a primary concern. Indoor air can be up to five times higher than outdoor levels, and poor IAQ ranks as one of the top five environmental risks to public health. Air filtration systems in these facilities must handle relatively large volumes of air as well. Approximately 50% of a building\u2019s energy consumption goes to the heating, cooling, and moving of air.",
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        "raw_content": "LONG BEACH INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL\nLong Beach International Film Festival is good news for Cohen Pediatric\nStacey Sager reports on the film festival raising money for a new surgical unit at Cohen Children's Medical Center.\nLYNBROOK, Nassau County (WABC) --\nSome partnerships are priceless. Or certainly worth the cost of a $10,000 diamond. Just ask the Saatchi family, owners of SVS Fine Jewelry in Oceanside.\nThey've partnered with the Long Beach International Film Festival (LBIFF), which opens this week, to launch a \"Diamond Dig\" at the Film Festival, to be held this Friday evening inside the Allegria Hotel.\nThe event will raise money for a new surgical unit at Cohen Children's Medical Center in New Hyde Park.\nWATCH Wednesday's kickoff event for this year's festival\nFor the Saatchis, whose son Maverick was born nine weeks early, the issue is deeply personal. Their son, who is now 4, has had nearly a dozen surgeries at Cohen.\n\"They never let us feel how bad it was,\" said Maverick's father, Sami Saatchi.\nSaatchi and the doctors at Northwell's pediatric facility know all too well the importance of keeping children in their own space when they need surgery. While Cohen already has New York State's largest pediatric trauma unit, plans for a multi-year, $110 million project are well underway.\nThe project will eventually create a separate pediatric surgical unit at Cohen. The goal is to fund $50 million through philanthropic donations. The Saatchis' event is one of them.\n\"We are going to bring the beach indoors, and we are going to create a large sand pit, and give them sifters,\" Saatchi explained. \"And you can buy a ticket for x amount of time in that sand pit and try to dig out your diamond,\"\nThere will only be one real diamond placed in the pit. Last year, the Saatchis raised $15,000 at the film festival, after placing cubic zirconias into 99 different champagne glasses, and just one real diamond, worth $10,000, for a lucky winner.\nThe LBIFF'S co-founder explained this is one of several charitable events they do, and they feel it is critical.\n\"To give to a hospital that does so much for children that truly do need it, that is the reason why you get out of bed in the morning and do what you do,\" said co-founder Craig Weintraub.\nDoctors at Northwell say that the new facility will house up to eight new operating rooms and a 26-bay recovery unit for post-operative care.\n\"That really means that a child will never enter an environment where they are exposed to the rest of what life brings to us as adults, when we get sick,\" said Dr. Jose Prince, medical director at Cohen's Pediatric Trauma Unit.\nThe Saatchis are hoping to at least double what they raised last year. The event at the Allegria Hotel in Long Beach runs from 6 -9 p.m. on Friday. Tickets cost $20 for 20 seconds in the sand pit.\nMore Eyewitness News coverage of the festival here\nCheck out the festival's website here\nentertainmentlong beach international film festivalNew York CityNassau CountyLynbrook\nHometown filmmaker's movie to play at major film festival\nEnjoy an international film festival on a beach!\nLong Beach International Film Festival 2016\nMore long beach international film festival",
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        "raw_content": "Too Few Kids Getting Outdoors With Mom or Dad\nBy JANE E. 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Yesterday's rain should not prevent an outdoor outing today, she said. And, she added, \"Some child-care providers say children didn't bring a jacket or they wore flip-flops. Depending on staffing, maybe the class doesn't go outside. \"\nThe good news, Tandon said, is that \"these young children are naturally programmed to be active if given the opportunities.\"\nTandon's study, which appeared online Monday, on the website of the Archives of Pediatric & Adolescent Medicine, was based on parental surveys from a national study of nearly 9,000 U.S. children, a sample size representing about 4 million children. The children, all born in 2001, were followed for several years and their parents, usually mothers, were interviewed several times, including the year before their children entered kindergarten.\nAlong with finding that 49 percent of children were not getting outdoors with a parent at least once every day, she and her colleagues from the research institute and the University of Washington found that those youngsters whose parents took them outdoors to play tended to be boys, children with lots of playmates and those whose parents were exercisers.\nChildren more often fell short of recommended exercise if their mothers were Asian, African-American or Hispanic, although the study didn't delve into the reasons. \"Being physically active is good for your brain, for your learning,\" Tandon said in an interview.\nPrevious research, she said, has found that hyperactive kids with wandering attention do better after they have had nature breaks, which seem to make it easier to return to class, sit down and refocus.\nJohn Cave Osborne, a Knoxville, Tenn.,-based freelance writer, real estate investor and father of five, said he and his wife are avid exercisers who enjoy the outdoors. As a result, he said, the children \"know we're always on the go; they just get thrown into the mix with us.\"\nFor a couple of hours each day, the kids ride bikes or scooters, play on swings or swim under the watchful eye of his wife, Caroline, a stay-at-home mother. On weekends, they put their 4-year-old triplets in a stroller, their 10-year-old daughter gets on her bicycle and all take off on 2- to 3-mile walk through their neighborhood. On family vacations, everyone is riding a bike, or riding along. \"It's not like we're Olympians; we're just active.\"\nThey'll take the triplets with them this summer for the first time on their big summer camping trip, he said.\nOsborne, who blogs for Babble.com, a Disney-owned online parenting magazine (Disney is also the parent company of ABC News), said he and his wife have no choice but to keep all their kids moving. \"If those guys don't expend some energy, we're dead,\" he said.\nParents might not realize the importance of getting preschoolers to exercise when they tend to be thin, but doing so instills good habits that can protect them against childhood obesity later on, Tandon said.\nDr. Reginald Washington, a Denver cardiologist and chief medical officer for Rocky Mountain Hospital for Children, said he suspects most pediatricians aren't bringing up exercise during preschoolers' appointments. \"They're talking about immunizations, about safety, about development,\" he said. \"They almost never ask how often and how long is your child physically active?\"\nExercise, Washington said, \"is just as important as learning how to read.\"\nThe preschool years represent a time in youngsters' development when they learn skills like throwing a ball, picking things up, running, and jumping. \"If you deprive them of that,\" Washington said. \"They're less likely to be active when they get older.\"\nAlthough the National Association for Sports and Physical Education recommends at least 60 minutes a day for children in this age group, Washington said parents should put the focus on just getting them outdoors \"even if it's 30 minutes outside, playing, exploring your environment, learning these physical skills, blowing off steam.\"\nTips for Getting the Kids Outside\nTandon offers some tips from her own experiences:\nIf your child is in day care, preschool or cared for by others, ask about outdoor playtime;\nTalk to your friends to increase their awareness of the importance of outdoor play time;\nBecause boys tend to play outdoors more than girls, encourage and support girls in outdoor play;\nDon't let darkness or rain deter your family from heading outside for exercise. 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        "raw_content": "Confederate Prison/Alton Federal Military Prison\nLocated in Alton are the ruins of the The Alton Federal Military Prison, also known as the Confederate Prison. The prison had been Illinois first State Penitentiary and had opened in 1833 but was closed down by 1860 because of a prison reform campaign by Dorothea Dix. The Penitentiary had been considered a humane system because the prisoners were not kept in solitary confinement, but Miss Dix asserted that the conditions were deplorable and unsanitary and eventually the State moved all prisoners to a new prison facility in Joliet.\nDuring the Civil War, Confederate prisoners were being sent to two prisons located in St. Louis. Those facilities quickly became overcrowded and a need for another location arose. The Alton prison was then reopened in 1861 as the Alton Federal Military Prison to alleviate that overcrowding. At any given time there could be about 1,261 prisoners confined there and during the course of the three years that the Confederate Prison was opened, over 11,764 Confederate prisoners were incarcerated there.\nUnfortunately, conditions were no better than when it had been shut down. A small pox epidemic ran through the prison in 1862 and it is estimated that about 2,200 prisoners were killed by the disease. Many of the prisoners who died there are buried at the North Alton Confederate Cemetery. Others had been quarantined in a hospital on an island called \"Small Pox Island\" and about 300 were buried on the island when they died. The Mississippi River has changed courses many times and the island, hospital and graves of those prisoners are gone. A memorial was dedicated to those Confederate prisoners and is located in the Lincoln Shields Recreation Area on the Missouri side of the Mississippi River.\nConfederate Prison Location\nBroadway and William\nPhoto Gallery for Confederate Prison/Alton Federal Military Prison - click thumbnails\nRuins of the Alton Military Prison, built 1830\nRuins of the Military Prison used for Confederate Soldiers\nRuins of the Alton Military Prison which housed Confederate Soldiers\nDo you have a photo for Confederate Prison/Alton Federal Military Prison? Send it to us! Submit Your Photo",
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        "raw_content": "It should not take a disaster to compel your business to evaluate its business continuity and response strategy. One should be in place long before disaster strikes.\nAre you protected in the event of a major catastrophe? Disaster recovery systems are integral to your businesses\u2019 continuity, productivity and profitability. Without a plan, you will spend the entire time chasing the incident instead of recovering from it. In fact, some industries mandate a business continuity plan to be documented and in-place for compliance purposes.\nEven an hour of downtime can result in significant loss of productivity that will negatively impact you business\u2019 revenue. Potential risks need to be addressed so you can fully understand the impact a disaster has on your business. Access can ensure that your system is prepared for any type of disruption, whether it comes in the form of a power outage, natural disaster, fire, security breach, or software virus.\nImplementing a backup and disaster recovery plan is an economical way to mitigate risks to your business\u2019 most critical assets, especially when you consider the alternative. We will work with you to assess your current disaster recovery and business continuity plan, identify vulnerabilities, provide solid recommendations for securing your data, and document and put into place a plan that allows your business to respond to disruptions.\nOur proven best-practice approach lowers program costs and speeds recovery time in the event of a disaster. Drawing on our expertise and technical knowledge, we will design and implement a plan customized for your business to ensure you have the tools in place to respond to a disaster with as little disruption as possible.\nContact us to discuss how Access can customize a disaster recovery and business continuity plan that meets your specific business\u2019 needs.",
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        "raw_content": "Oscar ad prices jump\nBy Wayne Friedman. Published on February 20, 2001 .\nIn contrast to TV's other big event this season - the Super Bowl on CBS - ABC has inked modest price increases of 7% to 11% with its incumbent advertisers for the 73rd annual Academy Awards broadcast.\nThe average price for a 30-second spot on the Oscar broadcast March 25 has jumped to $1.4 million from $1.3 million, according to ad agency media executives. Incumbent advertisers this year include General Motors Corp., AT&T Corp., American Express Co., McDonald's Corp., Merrill Lynch, Pepsi-Cola Co. and Sears, Roebuck & Co. - all of whom also have category exclusivity in the broadcast.\nBy comparison, this year's Super Bowl, TV's most-watched annual event, pulled in an average of $2.o5 million for a 30-second spot, down marginally from $2.1 million the year before, according to ad agency media-buying execs.\nHow could ABC raise Academy Award ad prices in a softening ad market? \"I'm sure those incumbent deals were made prior to the market's collapse last fall,\" said a veteran East Coast ad agency media executive, noting that typically, special-event programming is done many months ahead of time. That's how CBS's \"Survivor: The Australian Outback\" was able to garner $10 million to $12 million in sponsorship deals from its advertisers, according to media executives.\nABC execs say the price hike is warranted because the Oscar broadcast still represents the single highest-rated annual entertainment program, and it's the best at attracting women viewers - some 28.1 million women watched the Oscars in 2000. For last year's event, ABC posted a 29.2 rating and a 48 share. That works out to 29.4 million households, or 46.3 million viewers.\nABC also is able to secure price hikes, according to media executives, because unlike the Super Bowl, which moves from network to network, ABC has broadcast the Oscars since 1976 and has inked long-term deals with advertisers. The result is that sponsors pay predictably modest annual increases; Super Bowl pricing is more volatile year to year.\nFor this year's Oscar broadcast, ABC has more piecemeal or \"scatter\" inventory to sell - about 10 spots, which agency execs said are priced at $1.4 million apiece. Two of the available spots come courtesy of Revlon, which for years bought eight 30-second spots and last year cut back to just two spots. This year, Revlon has backed out of the show completely.\nABC would rather not sell the spots one at a time, preferring instead to draw one major advertiser who can buy most of the inventory. Most of ABC's major incumbent advertisers already buy five to eight 30-second units in the broadcast.\n\"We would love to maintain the hair-care category,\" said Mike Shaw, president of sales and marketing for the ABC Television Network. \"We think it would be in the interest of a company's long-term strategy to be tied into the biggest glamorous TV event.\"\nBut selling the spots in a block may be a tough, especially in a weakened ad market. \"They've got to be insane in this marketplace to ask for this increase where there is little money around,\" said one veteran East Coast ad agency media executive. \"It's a big load of money; it's not a CPM buy.\"\nWorking in ABC's favor is the fact that unlike the Super Bowl, ABC is selling a limited number of spots, which could firm up the pricing.\n\"Compared to other things, the program is still good,\" said Gary Carr, senior VP-director of national broadcast for Interpublic Group of Cos.' Initiative Media North America, New York. \"And they still have sometime; the event is not for another month.\"\nWayne Friedman",
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        "raw_content": "What long tail?\nBy Mya Frazier. Published on August 21, 2006 .\nGinnie Roeglin couldn't care less about the so-called long tail.\nAs senior VP of e-commerce at Costco, she oversees a dot-com business that sells the fewest number of SKUs-just 3,500-among online retailers.\nWal-Mart.com's SKUs top 1 million. And there's the Amazon.com juggernaut with 10 million. Even Sears.com offers 150,000.\n\"We will never have hundreds of thousands of SKUs,\" said Ms. Roeglin. \"We have the same discipline online as we do in the warehouse, and you cannot really be the best at what you are doing if you have too much to manage.\"\nIt's a counterintuitive strategy and not the only one at Costco.com, which ranked 27th among online retailers in 2005 with sales of $534 million, up 42% over 2004, and is expected to top $1 billion this year.\n\"Others think of it as virtual inventory, so what's the harm, just throw it on the website,\" said Ms. Roeglin of the strategy of keeping millions of SKUs.\nCostco has won concession from suppliers on shipping and inventory management. Nearly 70% of the items sold online are shipped directly from the supplier to the customer. In fact, the online business has just one warehouse depot with about 80,000 square feet of space. Amazon, by contrast, devotes 10.2 million square feet of space to inventory, according to the company's annual report.\nAnd that's not the only aspect of the Costco.com business model that flies in the face of the conventional e-commerce wisdom. Unlike Target.com, which outsources much of its online operations to Amazon.com, the Costco operation is handled entirely in-house by a staff of 185. And despite competitors Target.com and Wal-Mart.com shifting millions into online advertising, Costco isn't following suit.\nInstead of relying on online ads to drive business, Costco is planning an in-store push to the chain's 36 million cardholders and in-store kiosks to lure the 2 million visitors daily at its 471 stores. A recent survey showed 90% of the chain's customers shop online, but only 5% have shopped on Costco.com.\nMya Frazier",
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        "raw_content": "Home > Find Your Major > Biochemistry and Chemical Biology\nThe study of chemical processes within living systems is an interdisciplinary enterprise that spans the fields of chemistry, molecular and cellular biology, biophysics, and engineering. Chemical biology and biochemistry use chemical insight, techniques, and tools to study or manipulate biological systems. They are the cornerstones of medical technology and therapeutics. To provide students with training in modern principles at a chemistry-biology interface, Vanderbilt\u2019s interdisciplinary major in Biochemistry & Chemical Biology (BCB) incorporates expertise from multiple departments in the University.\nThere are two tracks in the BCB major: a Biochemistry Track and a Chemical Biology Track. Both tracks share a set of four common core courses. Within each track there is a set of core courses along with choices for elective courses. For more information about the specific tracks, visit the page with the major requirements: as.vanderbilt.edu/bcb/requirements/major.php\nCore courses in the BCB major are offered every year. These include classes in organic chemistry, biochemistry (I & II), chemical biology (I & II), analytical chemistry, biophysical chemistry, cell biology, biological sciences, genetics, drug design and development. There are more than 40 elective courses in engineering, computer science, chemistry, biological sciences and neuroscience associated with the major which are offered on a regular rotating basis.\nStudents with strong interest in basic research, including those who wish to pursue graduate studies leading to the Ph.D. or the combined M.D./Ph.D. degrees at prestigious institutions, may enter the Honors program. The Honors program provides a strong independent research experience as well as critical thinking and scientific writing skills. Students with a 3.4 GPA in courses that count toward the major qualify. A minimum of six hours must be completed in Independent Research (BCB 3201) and a written Honors Thesis must be defended through oral presentation. 60 percent of the class of 2019 is pursuing Honors. Current Honors Projects titles are listed below:\nElucidating the Role of CNTF in Breast Cancer\nSynthesis of Dichloroisoeverninic Acid Derivatives Towards Understanding Everninomycin Binding Affinity\nSynthesis and Testing of Ilicicolin Compounds\nExploration of p73 in Cell-Cell Adhesion and Migrating Cell Networks\nIsolation and Purification of Human Milk Oligosaccharides\nDefining Novel Mechanism of Nucleic Acid Sensing in Innate Immunity\nSignificant independent research is encouraged for all students, not just Honors students. BCB majors are currently conducting research in 12 departments across the College of A&S, College of Engineering and the School of Medicine. All Biochemistry Track students are required to participate in a minimum of one semester of independent research with a faculty mentor of their choosing. Chemical Biology Track students are required to complete at least one semester of research, either via an independent project or the Advanced Integrated Lab. The majority of BCB majors conduct research for at least two semesters.\nThis summer BCB majors secured research positions at GlaxoSmithKline, Merck, Dana Farber Cancer Center, and at Vanderbilt University and other highly ranked universities.\nStudents leaving the BCB program are well positioned for entry into professional graduate study and careers in biomedical research, academia, and industry. The BCB major provides an excellent background for careers in medicine and other health-related professions, and includes the required STEM courses in the pre-medical curriculum. The BCB major is now entering its third year of existence. Our first round of majors will graduate in 2019 so there is not yet outcome data. However, all expect to pursue graduate or professional studies.\nThis multi-disciplinary major includes faculty primarily from the Departments of Chemistry and Biological Sciences, and also from basic science departments in the School of Medicine and School of Engineering. The majority of faculty are active members of the Vanderbilt Institute of Chemical Biology. For individual faculty research programs please visit as.vanderbilt.edu/bcb/research/faculty.php.\nMichelle Sulikowski\nDirector of Undergraduate Studies- BCB\nE-mail: michelle.m.sulikowski@vanderbilt.edu\nBiochemistry and Chemical Biology Website",
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        "raw_content": "Marianne Pinomaa and her husband Jyrki Pinomaa, president of Inclusion Europe, have two sons with intellectual disabilities who need round-the-clock care. Markus (32 years) and Robin (27 years) moved out of their childhood home six years ago. How does ageing affect their parents?\n\u201cMarkus and Robin attend a centre for special activities every morning. They work there until 14.30h and then head back home. They both have their own apartments, with a service provider organized by the municipality providing the services they need.\nEven though they don\u2019t live at our place anymore, we still take care of a lot of their everyday issues, like medication, appointments with neurologists or dentists, therapies, equipment such as wheelchairs and paper work.\nMarkus and Robin come home for one night every Thursday. These visits are extremely important to them, but we are afraid to not be able to do this type of care anymore at one point.\nPartly it already is physically very difficult \u2013 for example, dealing with situations like epileptic seizures, especially if one of us is not at home at that time. For the moment, we do not get any support for the time they spend at home. And we are hesitant to request it, as we would prefer these Thursday evenings to be our \u2018family time\u2019.\nWe regularly meet with a group of parents who have children living at the same place as Markus and Robin. The future, what will happen once we\u2019re not there anymore \u2013 this is a recurring topic in our discussions. We think a lot about it.\nWe never wanted to oblige our other children to take care of our disabled sons\u2019 issues. Their youth was very much affected by the disabilities of their brothers, and they grew up as children of parents busy with caring for them. This was not their choice, so we do not want to pass down the responsibility to them now. Of course, they care a lot about their brothers, but they must have a right to be just family members, nothing more.\nEven though there is progress now in Finland, institutional structures are still widespread. For a long time, this was the reason why we never trusted anyone else to manage all the administration that is needed for Markus and Robin\u2019s wellbeing. At the moment, we are a bit more hopeful that a solution can be found. But it is a difficult path. Indeed, we have the same thoughts as the parents we meet with regularly: \u201cI wish I could live one day longer than my child.\u201d\nMarianne and Jyrki\nOne thought on \u201c\u2018What will happen once we\u2019re not there anymore \u2013 we think a lot about it\u2019\u201d\nPingback: \u201cWhat will happen once we\u2019re not there anymore \u2013 we think a lot about it\u201d \u2013 Inclusion Europe",
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        "raw_content": "Today\u2019s prompt: What do you miss? (a person, a thing, a place, a time of your life\u2026)\nI miss friendships. In college, friendships were so easy. You had lots of time. You had common interests and goals and plans. You had opportunities to just sit around and talk (or \u201csocialize\u201d as I called it). It was easy to meet people, and there didn\u2019t seem to be the awkwardness there is now with making friends. It just seemed like it all came together a lot easier than it does now.\nDon\u2019t get me wrong, I have a few friendships now, but lately it\u2019s more and more of a struggle to find someone to do something with if my husband is busy or if I want to do something girly. And some of it is my fault. I didn\u2019t really care for and cultivate the friendships that I sustained in college, and people got tired of that. I don\u2019t get invited to things as much, and unfortunately, I don\u2019t often say yes to the invitations I receive. So, I guess I can\u2019t really miss something that I didn\u2019t put a lot of effort into, but it still would be nice if it was as easy to make friends now as it was then.\nNow if you\u2019ll excuse me, my imaginary friend and I have somewhere to be\u2026\nOne Commnet on \u201cBlog Every Day in May: May 12\u201d\n\u201cNow if you'll excuse me, my imaginary friend and I have somewhere to be\u2026\u201d\nI'm telling you.. FRIENDS.. who hang out.",
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        "raw_content": "Today\u2019s prompt: React to this term: Letting Go\nI think that this term sometimes gets a negative connotation, but it doesn\u2019t have to. There\u2019s a song that talks about letting go of control and letting God take over your life. In that case, it\u2019s definitely a good thing to let go. Letting go means taking His path and being able to live to the fullest rather than always trying to be in charge of everything. I\u2019m writing this kind of late at night, so I hope this makes sense! I\u2019ve included the song to see if that helps!",
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        "raw_content": "Fill in the blank- Valentine\u2019s Day makes me:\nA. So happy! I love love!\nB. So nauseated. Get. a. room. happy. people.\nC. So sad. Is it any coincidence that the acronym Single Awareness Day spells SAD?\nD. Huh? When is Valentine\u2019s Day?\nAs a newlywed (when does the statute of limitations on that word expire? We\u2019ll hit a year next month, but I still feel like that\u2019s new), I\u2019m more likely to choose A, but that hasn\u2019t always been the case. There were many years where I was convinced that I would never meet that special someone. We even had \u201cAnti-Valentine\u2019s\u201d parties in college. But, I\u2019m here to tell you that Valentine\u2019s Day isn\u2019t as bad as you think it is.\nI know that as a married person, it\u2019s easy to dismiss what I say. You may even be mumbling something about how it\u2019s easy for me to talk about love since I\u2019m married. I get it, I really do. I\u2019ve even said that a few times myself. However, what changed my mind was realizing that Valentine\u2019s Day isn\u2019t just about romantic love. I wrote a post about this on my Thankful 366 blog a couple of years ago, and I think it\u2019s worth revisiting. Read, enjoy, and eat lots of candy on my behalf tomorrow!\n\u201cLove comes in many forms. The most obvious form of love celebrated on February 14 is romantic love, but love (and Valentine\u2019s Day) is much more than that. As Chris, a student that I know from work, posted on his Facebook this morning: [Valentine\u2019s Day should be] about the love you have in your heart for another person. It should be about people that make you smile and feel confident and strong. He\u2019s absolutely right! Some people are in romantic relationships with people that don\u2019t make the smile or feel good. Some people are single, but have wonderful families and friends that continually build them up and make them feel great. I\u2019m blessed enough to be in a fantastic relationship, have an outstanding family, and great friends, so I do have the best of both worlds. That\u2019s just my side note for those I love! \ud83d\ude09\nThe point of this day isn\u2019t to make you feel even more single than you do (and as someone who spend 27 years being single, I\u2019m qualified to say this\u2026ha ha) but to show appreciation for and be appreciated by people you love. It\u2019s also about God\u2019s love for you. John 3:16 is hands down, unequivocally, the most well-known verse in the Bible, and it\u2019s also the greatest example of love that any of us will ever see. No matter how great the people in your life are, they will let you down. There will be harsh words and misunderstandings, simply because we\u2019re all humans with emotions. But God will never let you down. His love will always be there on February 14, 15, 16, 17, and beyond. Be thankful for that and never forgot how much He loves you.\u201d\n(And for those of you who remember me saying on Tuesday that I was going to post a product review today, just change that date to this upcoming Tuesday in your head. I know you\u2019re just chomping at the bit to read it!)\nPrevious Back On Track\nNext A Review of Dove Advanced Care deodorant",
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        "raw_content": "Donald Trump to mark 9/11 attacks anniversary at Pennsylvania memorial\nThe president and first lady will take part in the Shanksville ceremony to mark 17 years since the worst terrorist attack on US soil.\nDonald Trump will mark the September 11 terror attacks in Pennsylvania (Susan Walsh/AP)\nPresident Donald Trump is marking 17 years since the worst terrorist attack on US soil by visiting the Pennsylvania field that became a September 11 memorial.\nMr Trump and his wife Melania are to participate in Tuesday\u2019s sombre remembrance in Shanksville, where hijackers crashed a California-bound commercial airliner on September 11, 2001, after the 40 passengers and crew members learned what was happening and attempted to regain control of the aircraft. Everyone on board was killed.\nNearly 3,000 people died on 9/11 when other airplanes were flown into New York\u2019s World Trade Centre and the Pentagon in an attack planned by al Qaida leader Osama bin Laden. Nearly a decade later, bin Laden was killed in May 2011 during a US military operation ordered by President Barack Obama.\nBianca Burton (centre left) and Erin Schultheis walk around the Pepperdine University\u2019s annual display of flags in California honouring the victims of the 9/11 terror attacks (Jae C Hong/AP/PA)\nMr Trump, a New York native making his first visit as president to the Shanksville site, will focus on honouring the many lives that were lost that day.\n\u201cCertainly the focus will be on remembering that horrific day and remembering the lives that were lost, and certainly honouring the individuals who were not only lost that day, but also put their lives of the line to help in that process,\u201d White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said.\nMr Trump observed the solemn anniversary for the first time as president last year. He and the first lady led a moment of silence at the White House accompanied by aides and administration officials at the exact time that hijackers flew the first of two airplanes into the World Trade Centre\u2019s Twin Towers.\nThe president also participated in the Pentagon\u2019s September 11 observance last year. Vice President Mike Pence will represent the administration there on Tuesday.\nMr Trump was in his Trump Tower penthouse \u2013 four miles from the World Trade Centre \u2013 during the 2001 attacks.\nVisitors to the Flight 93 National Memorial in Shanksville participate in a sunset memorial service on September 10 (Gene J Puskar/AP/PA)\nHe has a mixed history with September 11, often using the terrorist strikes to praise the response of New Yorkers to the attack but also making unsubstantiated claims about what he did and saw that day. He has also accused fellow Republican George W Bush, who was president on September 11, of failing to keep Americans safe.\nMr Trump has said when talking about Muslims that \u201cthousands of people were cheering\u201d in Jersey City, New Jersey, situated across the Hudson River from lower Manhattan, as the towers collapsed. There is no evidence in news archives of mass celebrations there by Muslims.\nHe has also said he lost \u201chundreds of friends\u201d in the attack on New York City. He has not provided any names but has mentioned knowing a Roman Catholic priest who died while serving as a chaplain to the city fire department.",
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        "raw_content": "Rotary is an organization of business and professional leaders united worldwide, who provide humanitarian service, encourage high ethical standards in all vocations, and help build goodwill and peace in the world. There are approximately 1.2 million Rotarians, members of more than 29,000 Rotary clubs in 160 countries.\nFounder of Rotary\nRotary\u2019s first day and the years that followed\u2026\nFebruary 23, 1905. The airplane had yet to stay aloft more than a few minutes. The first motion picture theater had not yet opened. Norway and Sweden were peacefully terminating their union. On this particular day, a Chicago lawyer, Paul P. Harris, called three friends to a meeting. What he had in mind was a club that would kindle fellowship among members of the business community. It was an idea that grew from his desire to find within the large city the kind of friendly spirit that he knew in the village where he had grown up.\nThe four businessmen didn\u2019t decide then and there to call themselves a Rotary club, but their get-together was, in fact, the first meeting of the world\u2019s first Rotary club. As they continued to meet, adding others to the group, they rotated their meetings among the members\u2019 places of business, hence the name. Soon after the club name was agreed upon, one of the new members suggested a wagon wheel design as the club emblem. It was the precursor of the familiar cogwheel emblem now worn by Rotarians around the world. By the end of 1905, the club had 30 members.\nThe second Rotary club was formed in 1908 half a continent away from Chicago in San Francisco, California. It was a much shorter leap across San Francisco Bay to Oakland, California, where the third club was formed. Others followed in Seattle, Washington, Los Angeles, California, and New York City, New York. Rotary became international in 1910 when a club was formed in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. By 1921 the organization was represented on every continent, and the name Rotary International was adopted in 1922. See the Rotary International timeline.\nHerb Taylor became president of Rotary International in 1954-55. The 4-Way Test was adopted by Rotary in 1943 and has been translated into more than a hundred languages.",
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        "raw_content": "Review \u2013 The Singleton, Glendullan, 12 Years Old, 40%\n12 years old, 40%, @angels_portion, angelsportion, commercial, creative writing, divorce, dumpmyspouse.com, florida, glendullan, lutheran, review, routine, salesman, scotch, shark week, the singleton, thoma, vacation, Whiskey, whisky\nThe sun is rising on Day Four of our annual Florida vacation. The coffee is brewing. The family is still sleeping. I\u2019m at the computer in a reasonably comfortable chair at the kitchen dinette. There\u2019s a partially consumed bowl of Special K cereal beside me. I\u2019m ready to go.\nThis is the routine every morning and I love it.\nJen, my incredibly thoughtful wife, mentioned to me a few days ago that she gets nervous for me when it comes to this particular scene that I just described. She knows that I look forward to vacation every year, that writing whatever I feel like writing each and every morning is a huge part of the physical and emotional rest that I need. She knows that I could wake up and do this every morning of every year for the rest of my life. Her worry, however, is that one day I\u2019ll sit down and not be able to come up with anything to say.\nSilly girl. My fear is just the opposite, and with that, I\u2019m going to take a slight detour before merging once again with the flow of my usual whisky narratives.\nI feel as though I have a vast collective of stories\u2014both fictional and non-fictional\u2014being stored in a particular room in my brain. Each day as I observe and go about life in general, that room housing the stories becomes more and more filled, and the only way to make space in my mental storehouse is to take one of the stories from one of the shelves and put it onto the computer screen and set it before the masses.\nAnd believe me, there\u2019s always a story to tell. Careful observation is very rewarding in this regard. If you\u2019re paying attention, if you\u2019re at least concerning yourself with the living things involved in most everything occurring around you, you\u2019ll have something to talk about when the time comes and you are put to the test. It takes practice, but after a while, it becomes rather natural.\n\u201cBut not everyone can turn these things into stories,\u201d Jen says in response. \u201cNot everyone likes to write.\u201d\n\u201cI know,\u201d is my reply. \u201cAnd not everyone likes birdwatching\u2014including me. But if it involves Pterodactyls, now, that\u2019s something I\u2019d probably do.\u201d\nThe point is, if there\u2019s nothing to write about, first of all, remember there\u2019s always something to write about. Just look around. Second, remember that whatever you discover is never self-contained. Things connect to other things. Think about what you\u2019ve done, where you\u2019ve been, what you\u2019ve seen and heard, and then change the rules and tell the story you want to tell\u2014that you\u2019d like to tell\u2014as it relates to whatever you already know. Good or bad, it doesn\u2019t matter. Who knows? Maybe the Shark Week reruns you\u2019ve been watching while cuddling with the kids on the couch might make good fodder for a whiskey review about a Great White named Gary stopping in at a bar in Nixon, North Carolina.\nAnd now, as an example of how this all works while at the same time rejoining with the freeway that is a clergyman\u2019s whisky narrative\u2026\nI heard a radio commercial a few days ago that I filed away in my mind\u2019s storehouse. It was one that troubled me. It offered a peppy little jingle with some memorable lyrics being delivered by an exuberant narrator. The problem with all of this is that the company that I was supposed to recall by way of the commercial was DumpMySpouse.com, which is an online legal group that makes it easy and cheap to get a divorce. In fact, the commercial seemed to glorify as fun what so many already know as a dreadfully painful and family-thrashing experience. It sang along and sold, \u201cWhen matrimony turns to acrimony, go to DumpMySpouse.com\u2026\u201d\nStill, things connect to other things. Good or bad.\nAs soon as I heard the commercial I thought of my experience with The Singleton Glendullan 12-year-old. A few weeks back, a whisky shop proprietor convinced me\u2014so peppily and so exuberantly\u2014to give the edition a go. But he did so by presenting it as all but having been gifted from the very hand of God. And yet, one sip of this inexpensive offal and I knew I\u2019d been sold a cheap divorce from some hard-earned dollars.\nThe whisky is by no means divine. As an experienced whisky consumer, it\u2019s just barely above the threshold of okay.\nWhen the cork is popped, there is at first a pleasant enough rendering of what seems to be apples and walnuts, but in that next moment, as the whisky is given over to the glass, you realize those tree crops were incinerated\u2014probably because they were your wife\u2019s apples and walnuts, but the judge assigned them to you in the divorce, and if she couldn\u2019t have them, she certainly wasn\u2019t going to stand idly by and let you have them.\nThe carbonized fruits seep into the palate, but their edges are dulled by a sweeter kiss of sherry and a sprinkling of powdered sugar. But again, as the dram proceeds, these too get torched, leaving behind a bitter aftertaste in what teeters between a medium and long finish.\nLike divorce.\nMy thoughts: Pay attention and then write about whatever you want to write about. Oh yeah, and since we\u2019re already talking about it, know that marriage isn\u2019t easy, but it certainly can be a grand carnival of joy when you\u2019re invested in it and putting in the muscle to make it work. With that, cherish what you\u2019ve been given. Give in return. Most importantly, forgive as you would want to be forgiven. Unless, of course, your spouse buys you a bottle of The Singleton 12-year-old for your birthday. With that, I guess there\u2019s always DumpMySpouse.com.\nJust kidding. Drink the whisky, smile, and say thank you.",
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        "raw_content": "Is Angela Eagle more \"electable\" than Jeremy Corbyn?\nIt's now absolutely clear that a large majority of Labour MPs have completely lost touch with reality.\nBrexit was a massive Tory disaster. Indisputably their biggest cock up in decades. Stuff like Black Wednesday dwindles into insignificance in comparison to the Prime Minister gambling the entire future of the UK in order to win a bit od short-term political advantage at the 2015 General Election, losing the bet and then announcing his resignation the next day, leaving the Tory party rudderless and the country in a bizarre state of limbo as the hopelessly divided Tory government decide to further infuriate the remaining 27 EU member states by announcing that they're going to delay the start of the EU withdrawal process for as long as they can get away with, because they don't actually have anything remotely resembling a sensible plan of action for what comes next.\nThe Labour response to this gaping open goal was not to unite in condemnation, furiously demand answers and begin explaining a clear Labour Party strategy for what should come next, but to immediately descend into outright civil war.\nIt's now absolutely clear that the anti-democratic coup attempt against Jeremy Corbyn was pre-planned. The Blairites behind it were so confident of success that they even briefed the Daily Telegraph about what they were going to do 10 days before the EU referendum result was even announced.\nThe Labour MPs who have participated in this coup attempt have inflicted enormous damage on the party. They saw the Tory party struggling in a deep hole of their own digging, but instead of aiming their concentrated fire at the stricken Tories, they gave them a helping hand to climb out and then kicked their own party down there in their place. By drawing the media spotlight away from the Tory chaos and onto Labour Party infighting they completely squandered the biggest party political advantage they've had in years.\nThese clueless Labour MPs were obviously so giddy with excitement at getting rid of their democratically elected leader, that they completely neglected to think about the bigger picture.\nWhen the orchestrated \"blitz\" of resignations and the storm of negative newsbites about Corbyn fed to the mainstream media by some shady Blairite PR company failed to dislodge Corbyn, they were left with no choice but to call an unconstitutional vote of no confidence in the hope that Corbyn would resign in shame. But again he stood firm against a spectacular display of treachery against their own leader, the membership who elected him, and the entire labour movement.\nThe Labour Party constitution dictates that an incumbent leader automatically gets to stand in a leadership contest if they want to, so Corbyn will stand, which is a disaster for the Blairites.\nIn the last leadership election Corbyn won 60% of the vote in a four horse race! Since then his popularity amongst Labour members has soared and he's attracted so many new people into the party that it's literally doubled in size (only a Blairite could consider a doubling of the party membership to be disastrous!).\nIf the Parliamentary Labour Party want to defeat Jeremy Corbyn in a democratic election, they're going to have to pick someone truly magnificent from their pack to even stand the remotest chance of beating him, which brings us most inappropriately to Angela Eagle.\nThe PLP can clearly only field one candidate against Corbyn because they can't afford to split the vote, and the \"unity\" candidate they appear to have selected is Angela Eagle.\nPeople may be forgiven for not knowing much/anything about her. After all, few people had heard of Jeremy Corbyn before his meteoric rise from the backbenches to the Labour Party leader with the biggest mandate in history in just a matter of months.\nOne of the most important things to note is that Angela Eagle voted in favour of the catastrophic invasion and occupation of Iraq, and then repeatedly voted against an independent inquiry about it. This is no surprise. Apparently they looked for a candidate without Iraqi blood on their hands, but found that all of them were actually in Jeremy Corbyn's shadow cabinet!\nAnother important thing to note is that Angela Eagle has got no appreciation of the bigger picture. If she'd had any strategic sense whatever she would have pleaded with the Blairites to hold off their coup attempt at least until the public narrative had been set that the Tories were to blame for Brexit. Had she played it that way she could have made as big a show as possible of attacking the Tories, then when the pre-planned coup against Corbyn was launched, she could have pointed out that it was her, and not Corbyn landing all the heavy punches on the Tories.\nInstead of playing it strategically she was as giddy as the rest of the Labour Party career politicians who have more in common with the Tories they pretend to oppose than with the Labour Party members and voters they pretend to represent.\nIn fact she was so giddy with excitement that she made herself look spectacularly insincere in her resignation letter. Within two weeks of praising Corbyn for \"pursuing an itinerary that would make a 25-year-old tired\" she was slamming him for making the case for Remain \"with half hearted ambivalence\". The sheer insincerity of such a volte face would be astounding if she was anyone but a professional politician, and stands in stark contrast to Jeremy Corbyn's track record of honesty.\nAnother interesting thing to note about Angela Eagle is that she has virtually no social media presence. She has just 13,300 odd Facebook followers compared to Jeremy Corbyn's 688,300+. To put Eagle's paltry social media following into perspective a bit, Corbyn has picked up 34,000+ new Facebook followers in just the last week.\nAnyone who thinks social media is some kind of fad with no impact on modern politics is hopelessly out of touch. Of course Eagle will have the mainstream media on her side, but Corbyn will absolutely annihilate her in social media reach.\nAnother thing to note about Angela Eagle is an appalling foot in mouth moment that is bound to come back and haunt her if she ever makes it past Corbyn and faces the Tories and the right-wing press in a General Election.\nIn April 2008 when working as Exchequer Secretary to the Treasury she made a howler every bit as bad as Liam Byrne's ludicrous \"there's no money\" note (if not worse because what she said wasn't even intended as a poorly considered joke). Eagle's response to Liberal Democrat concerns that the UK was experiencing a housing bubble was to dismiss those concerns as \"a colourful and lurid fiction that has no real bearing on the macroeconomic reality\".\nWe all now know what was actually going on in 2007-08; how property prices crashed; and the financial sector ended up being rescued from complete insolvency which resulted in the biggest state sector interventions in history being handed out by her government. It's absolutely clear that if anyone in had no understanding of \"the macroeconomic reality\" back in April 2008 it was clearly Angela Eagle.\nOne final and important point is that just ten months ago Angela Eagle stood in the Labour Party deputy leadership election and finished fourth out of five candidates. It's absolutely incredible that a bunch of people who have been constantly smearing Jeremy Corbyn as \"unelectable\" have suddenly decided that a woman who practically nobody has heard of and who came nowhere near competing for the Labour party Deputy Leadership just ten months ago, will somehow be more electable than he is!\nAngela Eagle is a strategically inept, insincere, gaffe-prone, Iraq invasion supporting career politician who has virtually no public or social media profile (despite being an MP for 24 years) and who could only finish fourth in the Labour Party deputy leadership election just 10 months ago.\nApparently there are a load of Labour MPs who think that Eagle has what it takes to beat Jeremy Corbyn in a re-run of the Labour leadership election. And then, if she somehow manages that, go on to beat Boris Johnson/Theresa May (and the Tory media machine) in a snap General Election, even after driving disgusted voters, members and (most importantly) activists away from the Tony Blair Party in their droves.\nThese people are so clearly out-of-touch with reality it's bizarre.\nLabels: 2016, Angela Eagle, David Cameron, EU, EU referendum, Facebook, Iraq, Jeremy Corbyn, Labour, Liam Byrne, UK\nWhat motivates people to defend the '\u00a3350 million a week for the NHS' lie?\nIt's incredible how many apologists crawl out of the woodwork every time anyone refers to the double lie* that the Vote Leave mob came up with about spending the \u00a3350 million a week on the NHS.\nThe most commonly occurring line of defence is some absurd semantic point about the lie about the EU costing \"\u00a3350 million a week\" and the \"Let's fund our NHS instead\" bit being two different sentences on the side of the bus, but this point is spectacularly undermined by other versions of the claim that explicitly link the two things (see the image above featuring Boris Johnson).\nAnother commonly occurring line of defence is that \"it was obviously a lie from the beginning so you would have had to be an idiot to believe it\". This is such a ridiculous attempted defence it's hard to understand the stunted mentality of the people who keep using it. It's essentially saying that it's perfectly fine for politicians to lie to the public (which it shouldn't be).How on earth is it ever going to be possible to restore some actual standards in public debate if people actually believe that it's perfectly acceptable for politicians to lie to the public?\nAnother point about this \"you would have had to have been an idiot to believe it\" defence is that it is clearly insulting anyone who isn't clued up politically. An old person who doesn't know much about politics, but knows they've been waiting ages for a hip operation could easily buy into the simple idea that all the money that is \"wasted\" on the EU could be used to make the NHS better. They're not an idiot to believe that, they're just politically uneducated.\nIt's funny how during the campaign Brexiters were so often keen to paint Remainers as patronising and arrogant when we pointed out that most of the profoundly ignorant knuckle-dragging racist types (like Britain First) were promoting Brexit, but then after they got what they wanted, it's now suddenly OK to for them to dismiss any politically naive people who fell for the Vote Leave lies as \"idiots\".\nIt's easy to attack the apologist arguments about the \u00a3350 million a week for the NHS lies in their own right, because a defence of something that everybody knows to be a lie is always likely to be even even weaker than the lie itself, but the interesting thing is the mentality of the people who are so keen to leap to the defence of such egregious lies.\nI understand that people picked a side in the referendum debate, I chose to argue for Remain on the grounds that bailing out of the EU with a rabidly right-wing bunch of Tories in power would be a massive act of self-harm, especially given that most of the social and economic damage that has happened over the last four decades was actually caused by the right-wing economic ideology of the Westminster establishment, not by the EU.\nI was hardly chuffed that this opinion put me on the same side of the binary EU debate as people like David Cameron, George Osborne, Nick Clegg, Theresa May and Tony Blair, but I accepted it, because to choose the other side would have meant being on the same side as Iain Duncan Smith, Michael Gove, Boris Johnson, Britain First and Neil \"cash for questions\" Hamilton. The only other option was neutrality/apathy - which really isn't my style.\nDespite being on the same side of the debate as Cameron and Osborne, I certainly never felt the need to defend them, in fact I repeatedly criticised their efforts to fearmonger and threaten the public into voting Remain as well as their brazen insincerity.\nThe apologists for the \u00a3350 million a week for the NHS lie have clearly taken a much cruder and more tribalistic approach to politics**. As far as they are concerned, everyone on the Leave side is an ally and everyone on the Remain side is an enemy. Therefore, whenever anyone on the Leave side comes under criticism from Remain forces, they have some kind of obligation to leap to their defence and try to fight a valiant rearguard action in order to help their comrade in arms escape the tight spot they've got themselves into.\nIt's amazing to see that so many people are so politically naive that they're incapable of understanding that it's possible to approve of someones stated objective (especially when it's something very vague like \"making Britain Great again\") whilst strongly objecting to their methods.\nIf you ever find yourself feeling the temptation to defend a proven liar simply because they're on the same side of a debate as you, maybe try asking yourself whether tribalism between people who share an objective is really more important than your own integrity.\n* = It's a double lie because it's absolutely clear that the \u00a3350 million a week figure is wildly inaccurate, and because it was beyond obvious that a bunch of radically right-wing Tories were never going to spend the entire amount on the socialist NHS that they hate with a burning ideological passion (and which many of them want to see fully privatised).\n** = It appears that many people take the football approach to politics. They pick a side and then continue supporting them no matter how woeful their performances actually are, because changing teams is forbidden.\nLabels: 2016, Boris Johnson, EU, EU referendum, referendum, Vote Leave\nWhat do people mean when they say Corbyn wasn't passionate enough?\nThe main reason people keep giving to justify the anti-democratic coup attempt against Jeremy Corbyn is that he supposedly \"didn't campaign passionately enough\" in favour of the UK remaining in the EU.\nThis assertion about Corbyn's lack of passion has become so oft repeated that it's become almost ubiquitous, but it's not actually all that clear what it means.\nIf we look at other figureheads of the Remain and Leave campaigns, it's true that a lot of them were more \"passionate\" in making their case. They picked a side and then gave a completely one-sided version of events.\nAccording to the high-profile Leave campaigners the EU is a monstrous institution and upon quitting it, our country would immediately turn into a fantasy land paradise where the hard-right Tories would invest an extra \u00a3350 million per week in the socialist NHS, help the UK steel industry and start giving a damn about tax-dodging (despite having blocked, obstructed and vetoed a load of EU efforts to help the steel industry and combat tax dodging). additionally Michael Gove could ban all those pesky experts that weve all apparently \"had enough of\" from ever expressing their views again.\nAccording to the high-profile Remain campaigners the EU is just fine, in fact even better now because David Cameron's renegotiation was such a triumph (definitely not a load of smoke and mirrors rubbish). They warned that upon quitting Britain would immediately collapse into economic Armageddon. If the fear of economic chaos wasn't enough to convince you to stay, then how about the threat of a post-Brexit \"Punishment Budget\" full of tax rises and even more toxic Tory austerity?\nJeremy Corbyn actually presented a balanced argument. He didn't engage in the Doomsday fearmongering rhetoric of the Tory dominated Remain camp, and he didn't tell a load of blatant lies, or promote naive wishful thinking, or make fascistic appeals to anti-intellectualism like the appalling Tory dominated Vote Leave mob.\nJeremy Corbyn was one of the only ones who spoke to the public as if we're adults. He didn't speak in simplistic black and white terms, because things are never actually so black and white.\nHe admitted the EU has big problems, because to say otherwise would have been an outright lie.\nHe said that on the balance of things (the economy, trade, workers rights, the environment ...) staying in the EU and trying to improve it from the inside was a better idea than bailing out with no actual plan for what comes next.\nIn my view, taking a balanced approach is actually a really good way of winning an argument. If you just engage in hard-sell for one side then it's pretty much impossible to switch people back who have been tempted by the other side. However if you make an argument that actually acknowledges their concerns, but steers them towards your side of the debate, there's the possibility of changing their minds.\nThe problem is that people didn't see Corbyn making these arguments because the mainstream media pretty much ignored him throughout the whole campaign.\nHad Corbyn been someone who isn't considered a massive threat to the cosy establishment order, maybe he would have got more airtime and more people would have had the chance to hear what he was actually saying?\nTo criticise Corbyn because he was largely ignored by a mainstream media that has been unrelentingly hostile to him since day one is just as ridiculous as criticising him because he didn't engage in the same kind of fear and threat based intimidation tactics as Cameron and Osborne.\nIn my view what people are saying when they criticise Jeremy Corbyn for \"not campaigning passionately enough\" is that in modern British politics, honesty is a rubbish debating tactic. That Jeremy Corbyn was politically naive to try to speak to the electorate like we're adults, and that he should have assumed that we're all a bunch of intellectually lazy halfwits and pushed some crude absolutist propaganda at us.\nIf taking a dispassionate and rational stance is considered a \"lack of passion\" these days, which is an unforgivable crime only resolvable by an anti-democratic coup against the culprit, rational political discourse is clearly well and truly dead in the UK.\nThe other option of course is that this coup against Jeremy Corbyn actually has nothing to do with what he said during the EU referendum debate at all, but has come about because the Labour MPs who see their parliamentary seats as a lifetime ticket to the Westminster establishment club (rather than an obligation to actually represent the views of the people who elected them) have been waiting for an opportunity to oust him from day one, and Brexit was just the excuse they were looking for.\nLabels: 2016, Austerity, David Cameron, EU, EU referendum, Jeremy Corbyn, Media, Michael Gove, NHS, Propaganda, Tax-Dodging",
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        "raw_content": "KENYA: Nubian children and the struggle for citizenship\nNubians have lived in Kenya for more than a century, but are not considered Kenyan nationals. As such, they face significant restrictions when it comes to gaining access to basic amenities like health care and education. In the case of Nubian Minors v. Kenya, the second-class status of Nubians in Kenyan society was challenged.\nWhat does it mean to belong to a nation? To be British, American or French? Do all Brits watch football? Do all Americans eat McDonald\u2019s? Does every Frenchman love baguettes? Or does nationhood mean something more basic: a passport or ID card? A document that gives you permission to be part of society?\nThe Nubian people have lived in Kenya for more than a century, yet many of them are not Kenyan.\nConscripted into the King\u2019s African Rifles by the British in 1912, the people of Nuba, a mountainous region in modern day Sudan, fought in both world wars.\nIn recognition for their work as colonial soldiers, Nubians were offered land in an area of forests on the outskirts of Nairobi, now known as Kibera.\nEver since Kenya became independent from British rule in 1963, Nubians have been denied basic citizenship rights. Their status as British Protected Citizens combined with their Arab appearance and customs meant the post-independence government viewed them as foreigners; a relic of the country\u2019s colonial past, and they were soon made stateless.\nNubian children have been denied the right to Kenyan citizenship at birth. ID cards can only be applied for at the age of 18 and then only obtained if the child is able to pass a series of hurdles and get various documents together, a process which can take a great deal of time and is sometimes unsuccessful.\nNubians are, in effect, born stateless. The Kenyan National Commission on Human Rights has described this situation as \u201cinstitutionalised discrimination\u201d.\nAs a result of their lack of status, Nubians have faced restrictions on access to education, the right to vote, their ability to gain employment in the public sector, as well as other key areas like health care and freedom of movement. This has left many trapped in poverty, moving from one precarious job to the next with little or no legal protection.\nIn the 1990s there was an acknowledgement by the government that Nubians had a claim to nationality, though they faced great difficulties when trying to become Kenyan, with local committees set up to vet Nubian requests.\nOn top of this, anyone lucky enough to be granted nationality is subject to severe questioning from the authorities should they ever need to renew their documents.\nThrough its Justice Initiative project, Open Society Foundations (OSF) have documented and campaigned on the struggle of Nubians to gain basic rights in Kenya for a number of years.\nOne man who received his ID card in the 1950s, but faced a lengthy battle with Kenyan bureaucracy when he lost it in 2010 told OSF: \u201cLack of an identity card has negatively affected me on numerous occasions.\u201d\n\u201cI cannot vote, especially in a referendum that was done on November 21, 2005. This happened despite the fact that I have been patriotic enough to vote in all previous general elections.\u201d\nBy 1912 the British had allocated 4,000 acres of modern day Kibera to the Nubian people and now it is Africa\u2019s largest slum, with an estimated population of nearly one million people. In total, around half of the 100,000 Nubians living in Kenya reside in the area today, with the rest living in small, isolated villages.\nRecent figures showed that only 30 per cent of adult Nubians are employed, while 60 per cent of Nubian households reported living on less than $60 a month.\nIn Kibera, half of the population is aged 15 or under, while the life expectancy in the slum is just 30 years of age, according to some estimates, roughly half that of the rest of the country.\nWhile in 2012 the Economist praised the entrepreneurial spirit present in \u201cragged tin and reused timber\u201d homes of Kibera, the fact remains that the people of this slum lack access to the most basic amenities, while for Nubians in the area, their lack of rights makes things far worse.\nOne Nubian resident of Kibera told OSF in 2010:\n\u201cWe have no roads in Kibera, only one clinic run by the Germans, no police station and no proper drainage system.\n\"We have no electricity. We also have water supply for two days in a week. Kibera is the worst part of Nairobi. We are treated as third-class citizens because everything is diverted to other places. We have been facing this problem for a long time because we have nobody in government to fight for our cause.\u201d\nThe Justice Initiative, with the Institute for Human Rights and Development in Africa (IHRDA), began working on a case which they were to take to the African Committee of Experts on the Rights and Welfare of the Child (ACERWC) in 2009.\nThey argued that Nubian children suffered violations of several rights under the African Charter on the Rights and Welfare of the Child (African Charter), including the right to birth registration and to acquire nationality at birth, prohibition on unlawful discrimination, equal access to education, and equal access to health care.\nLaura Bingham has been a legal officer at the Open Society Justice Initiative since 2010.\nShe explains that when working with isolated communities who face discrimination, finding the right spokesperson for the group can be a real challenge.\n\u201cA typical obstacle you might face in a case like this is the difficulty of speaking to the community, and to find an interlocutor whom you trust and can speak for the community and to convince them that litigation is going to result in some concrete changes.\n\"That it\u2019s not going to result in repercussions, and to really allay some of those concerns and explain what this is all about,\u201d she says.\nIn this case, the Justice Initiative allied themselves with the Nubian Council of Elders, which offers a governance structure to the community, in order to foster a good relationship with the locals. This gave them a way in to the community and allowed them to more effectively represent the group.\nA letter of introduction from the Justice Initiative and IHRDA was filed with the ACERWC in April 2009. It was not until late in 2011 that it reached its decision.\nSebastian K\u00f6hn worked on the case with OSF from the beginning. He explains that the Justice Initiative chose to go through the ACERWC for a range of reasons, though chief among these was the fact that the African Charter contains an explicit right to nationality, which was the main violation the group wanted to challenge.\nK\u00f6hn says the group chose the ACERWC rather than the African Commission or a UN body, partly because of time constraints, but also to encourage it \u201cto become a progressive force for the continent\u201d.\nWithin the submissions on the merits filed with the Committee, Nubian parents described the struggle they faced when trying to get Kenyan citizenship for their children.\nZena Ahmed was quoted as saying: \u201cMy children have been vetted by the elders in the presence of village chiefs and myself. During the vetting I was asked to state my tribe, my clan, my resident and parents. I also produced my grandparents ID which I had. This was done for all my children\u2026 My children were vetted and were required to produce school leaving certificate and vetting letter from elders, and were sworn in court. Only after all this they were allowed apply for ID.\u201d\nThe ACERWC made its decision on 22 March 2011. The Committee found that denying Nubian children Kenyan nationality amounted to making them stateless, which was against the best interests of the child. They also found that the vetting system put in place to decide who gets access to citizenship \u201cunlawfully discriminates\u201d against Nubian children, leaving them stateless or at risk of being stateless, which is a violation of Article 3 of the African Charter.\nThe fact that their lack of citizenship rights also denied Nubians access to adequate health care and education was also found to be in breach of Articles 14 and 11 of the African Charter which commits Kenya to providing the highest possible standard of health care and education to all children.\nThe Committee then sent a series of recommendations to the Kenyan government in order to reform legislative and administrative practices, while also looking to take steps to create a non-discriminatory birth registration system.\nThree years later, the reforms are still yet to take hold.\nAs Bingham explains, even though Kenya adopted its new citizenship programme, which has a provision on access to citizenship for stateless people, in 2011, it has not been implemented in practice.\n\u201cOne thing that has changed in terms of the substance of the violations is that we complained that birth certificates at the time said explicitly they don\u2019t constitute proof of Kenyan nationality, and that line, at least in Nairobi, has been removed,\u201d she said.\n\u201cAt least that has had some concrete result and it shows that the relevant authorities in the administration have read through the recommendations of the Committee.\u201d\nThrough the Justice Initiative, OSF is working on a new case focused on improving the situation of Nubians in Kenya, but again progress is slow.\nThe African Commission on Human and Peoples\u2019 Rights has been considering the merits of Ali v. Kenya, a case challenging the second-class status of all Nubians since 2010. In recent months, the Ebola outbreak in West Africa has forced yet another delay.\nAt the same time, steps are being taken on the ground to improve the situation for Nubians in Kenya.\nThe Justice Initiative is currently coordinating a project with local paralegals and partners in the UNHCR and the independent NGO Kenya Human Rights Commission, monitoring the implementation of the new laws aimed at improving Nubian access to citizenship, as well as engaging with government officials.\nBingham is optimistic about the Ali v. Kenya case.\n\u201cI\u2019m optimistic because I would hope the Commission would take note of the Committee of Experts\u2019 decision [in the Nubian minors case],\u201d she explains.\n\u201cWe know the Commission is aware of these issues and is sensitive to their importance across the region and we\u2019ve made the Commission aware of the decision [by ACERWC] in the Nubian case.\n\u201cWe\u2019ve filed our merits brief and as we understand it the Commission is planning to consider the case at its next session.\u201d\nThere is also hope to be found in the legislative process, with bills currently being considered in the Kenyan parliament to further address the Nubian nationality issue, partly as a result of the pressure placed on officials because of the OSF campaign.\nBingham is upbeat about how strategic litigation can be used to have a positive impact on disenfranchised people\u2019s lives.\n\u201cI think it\u2019s a powerful tool and one that we do use in a variety of different cases in this field. I think litigation isn\u2019t always the best path, so a lot of work needs to go in upfront,\u201d she says.\n\u201cTry other things first, as there may be easier avenues. I think it\u2019s important that everyone understands the risks that are inherent in this. It\u2019s a powerful tool, but it\u2019s one that needs to be used responsibly.\u201d\nAs for Nubians themselves, they face significant discrimination Kenya, though their situation has improved.\nIn an article in Think Africa Press from 2013, Shafi Ali Hussein, the Chairman of the Nubian Rights Forum spoke of a familiar pattern of people being denied citizenship rights and facing restrictions in education and employment.\n\u201cWe have held talks with the government officials but nothing much is done,\u201d he said. \u201cOur problems will only end when we will be fully accepted as Kenyans\u201d.\nYou can read CRIN\u2019s case summary of the Nubian Minors v. 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        "raw_content": "Posts tagged with \"Video Renderings\":\nSomeday soon, virtual reality could let you get in the game\u2026 in your living room\nThis year's 50th Super Bowl could be extra special to those who can somehow get their hands on Microsoft's HoloLens. Though not yet available to the public, the tech giant has unveiled an NFL-based concept that would bring the players and the stadium into your living and even onto your coffee table. The technology would work through gestures, similar to Microsoft's Kinect for Xbox. In the video below, users can be seen bringing up player stats, holograms of the actual stadium including relevant information like weather (forecasts and current), and attendance. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oKqzeoMCU0c The 3-D virtual reality engine will enable players to appear as if they are coming through walls and allow for the football field to be beamed onto a coffee table. Even though Microsoft debuted its concept last year, the idea does sadly remain in concept form. Virtual reality, however, is nothing new to the architecture profession. Last year AN reported that Tsoi/Kobus & Associates was using the Oculus Rift system to place clients into computer generated 3D renderings. The software was used to deliver a more immersive feel of what the future space might look like. In practice, clients can walk round virtual buildings using Revizto, a cloud system, which architects can invite their clients to use. That said, progress with the technology remains slow as according to Luis Cetrangolo, the architect responsible for implementing the idea, users have begun to feel dizzy after just five minutes of usage.\nFly through Zaha Hadid\u2019s sand dune-inspired headquarters with this flashy new video rendering\nIn December, we told you about Zaha Hadid's plan to build a sand-dune inspired, net-zero, headquarters in the United Arab Emirates for Bee\u2019ah, a waste management company based in the Middle East. Now there's more. https://www.youtube.com/watch?t=11&v=FtuhC_Po7YY The firm's announcement came with plenty of eye candy in the form of glossy renderings, but now, thanks to a very stylized fly-through, we have an even better sense of what Hadid has planned for the desert. Take a look at the video below to literally see the 75,000-square-foot building light up before your eyes. [h/t Dezeen]",
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        "raw_content": "\u00ab Pray Without Ceasing\nHow to Treat Others \u00bb\nPublished April 22, 2012\tForgiveness Leave a Comment\nThis is an excellent mini-video on Forgiveness and Bitterness.\nhttp://www.insight.org/video/insights/forgiveness-and-bitterness.html\n0 Responses to \u201cForgiveness and Bitterness\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "MultipleWaves\nVideo of MultipleWaves\nIn starfish, UO biologist finds waves that drive cell division\nBasic research into the mechanisms of cell division, using eggs and embryos from frogs and starfish, has led collaborating researchers at the UO and University of Wisconsin to an unexpected discovery about the way animal cells control the forces that shape themselves.\nDuring a key point in cytokinesis \u2014 when a cell divides its cytoplasm to create two daughter cells \u2014 a cell's cortex becomes an excitable medium. The finding is detailed in a paper placed online ahead of print by the journal Nature Cell Biology.\nThat cytokinesis is highly dynamic has long been known, but exactly how and when the crucial event driving it occurs has been a mystery, said co-author George von Dassow of the UO's Department of Biology and Oregon Institute of Marine Biology in Charleston, where much of the research was done. \"After it happens, the cell has literally ripped itself in two,\" he said. \"The contractile machinery that makes this happen is quintessentially ephemeral.\"\nWhat hasn\u2019t been obvious, he said, is how the cell manages to ensure that the entire surface can participate, but, once specified, only one narrow equatorial band leads the way. The cell surface enters an excitable state just after chromosomes separate deep in the cell cytoplasm.\nAt that point, von Dassow said, waves of signaling molecules form. They appear to function like an amplifier, tuning in faint signals from deep in the cell to accurately and precisely delineate the working conditions for contractile proteins and other enzymes to assemble at the right place, in the right amount and at the right time during cell division, or, as the research team theorized, during other important cell-shape changes.\nThis \"cell-cycle-entrained behavior\" in the cortex \u2014 a thin layer of organized cytoplasm associated with the cell membrane \u2014 is present in vertebrates and invertebrates, the researchers show in their paper.\n\"Systems as diverse as microbial populations, cardiac muscle cells, the inflammatory response, and even defined chemical mixtures, may exhibit excitability, which has long been an interest to mathematicians,\" von Dassow said. \"High-resolution live-cell imaging combined with mathematical modeling suggests how this dynamic behavior might be used by cells to accurately and adaptively manage their contractile machinery.\"\nThe discovery emerged from work being done under two National Science Foundation grants to the UO's von Dassow and a National Institutes of Health grant to co-author William M. Bement of the University of Wisconsin-Madison.\n\"We are longtime collaborators, and it just happened that two threads of research accidentally converged on what turned out to be a similar phenomenon in both frog eggs and embryos, and starfish eggs and embryos,\" von Dassow said.\nAndrew B. Goryachev of the University of Edinburg in the United Kingdom, a mathematician and specialist on excitable dynamics, also was a key contributor to the research.",
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        "raw_content": "You need enough of both silicon and iron to make ocean iron fertilization work. \u2014\nCommunity matters when dumping iron into the ocean\nWhen you try to feed an algae group, other zooplankton will come to graze.\nJeremy Jacquot - Sep 7, 2013 5:53 pm UTC\nEnlarge / R/V Polarstern sailing across the Southern Ocean.\nThomas Steuer, Alfred Wegener Institute\nBefore gaining widespread public attention for being associated with geoengineering (and reckless entrepreneurship), iron (Fe) fertilization had mainly been a topic of intense interest among a small group of oceanographers seeking to understand how iron availability regulates primary production in areas of the ocean with high nutrient levels but low biomass. Iron is an essential micronutrient that phytoplankton require for photosynthesis, so it is believed that adding it to these so-called high nutrient, low chlorophyll (HNLC) regions can stimulate the development of large blooms. These large blooms would in turn draw down significant amounts of carbon dioxide and, when the phytoplankton die and sink to the ocean floor (or deep enough to prevent the CO2 from reaching the surface and outgassing), sequester it for centuries or longer.\nThirteen artificial iron fertilization experiments later\u2014and 20 years since IronEx I, the first such experiment, was successfully completed\u2014and researchers now have a much better grasp of the processes at play during iron fertilization. Still, they have yet to fully resolve the range of factors that can influence the amount of CO2 that is sequestered.\nSome new findings now indicate that the structure of the plankton community may play a pivotal role in controlling how much organic carbon can be exported to the deep ocean. The authors and participants in LOHAFEX, a fertilization experiment recently carried out in a silicon (Si)-depleted area of the Southern Ocean, report a complete lack of fertilization-induced export of organic carbon in the absence of a robust diatom population. The results were published online earlier this week in the journal Global Biogeochemical Cycles.\nWhy diatoms matter\nIn spring, massive phytoplankton blooms fueled by nutrient-rich upwelled waters consist of multiple phases, during which a rotating cast of species sequentially dominates primary production. Diatom populations are usually among the first to explode because of their superlative ability to fix CO2 and grow quickly. Yet they are also among the first to crash when nutrient concentrations, particularly of silicon (which they require to build their frustules, or shells), are eventually depleted. Their heavy frustules and relatively large cell size enable them to rapidly sink after they die, making them a very effective conduit for sequestering CO2 in the deep ocean for timescales of centuries or more.\nIndeed, the results of a previous experiment carried out in 2004, which was described in Nature last year, showed that a significant proportion of the biomass from a large, fertilization-induced diatom bloom had reached the ocean floor. Like the most recent fertilization experiment, the 2004 one was conducted in the Southern Ocean within a clockwise-rotating eddy core, a rotating column of seawater that brings upwelled waters to the surface. So why the major difference in their findings? It all comes down to silicon, or rather a lack of it.\nNo silicon, no diatoms, no export?\nAt the outset of their experiment, the researchers dumped several tons of iron sulfate (FeSO4)\u2014equivalent to about 2 nanomolar of dissolved iron\u2014in sulfur hexafluoride (SF6)-labeled seawater over an area spanning 300 square km. (Gaseous sulfur hexafluoride is commonly used to trace water masses.) Eighteen days later, they added the same amount of FeSO4 again to sustain the bloom. They monitored this fertilized patch and another unfertilized patch in the same eddy that served as a control over a period of 39 days by monitoring the SF6 concentration, the concentration of chlorophyll a, and the photosynthetic quantum efficiency of phytoplankton.\nTo assess net community production, they continually measured the seawater O2 concentration to argon (Ar) concentration ratio. They reasoned that since Ar is an inert gas influenced only by physical factors, whereas O2 is affected by both biological and physical factors, any changes in the seawater O2:Ar ratio would have to be the result of biological activity. The measurements were corrected to account for dilution with unfertilized waters, natural outgassing, and other processes that might bias the ratios one way or the other.\nMeasurements of thorium-234 were performed to track sinking particles resulting from biological activity and decomposition through the water column, and sediment traps were deployed inside and outside of the fertilized patch at 200 and 450 m for several days at a time to catch different-sized particles (and, yes, fecal pellets). While most of their operations went smoothly, the authors did note a few setbacks that may have slightly marred some of their results: the SF6 outgassed in about two weeks, complicating their ability to track the fertilized patch, and they were only able to measure net community production for 30 days.\nOverall, the authors found that fertilization almost doubled primary productivity and chlorophyll a concentrations within the patch and provided a measurable boost to photosynthetic quantum efficiency. Crucially, because these were low-silicon waters, diatoms never comprised more than 10 percent of the phytoplankton biomass, with small-celled flagellates making up the rest. Grazing pressure by zooplankton was very high; the researchers estimate that copepods gobbled up the equivalent of over a third of the resulting net primary productivity from the added iron. Net community production greatly increased within the patch and was consistently higher within it than outside.\nThe results from their thorium-234 and sediment trap measurements indicated no net fertilization-induced export, either within the upper 450 m of the water column or below 1000 m. Instead, the export flux varied as much during the first six days of the experiment as it did during the entirety of it, and there were no significant differences between the particle flux captured by in-patch versus out-patch traps.\nThe amount of sinking particulate matter from the surface declined significantly between the surface and 100 m and then between 200 and 450 m, presumably as a result of both bacterial and zooplankton activity\u2014some of which may feed on the detritus. Moreover, they showed no increase in the export of the type of large-sized particles that would be needed to effectively sequester organic carbon in the deep ocean.\nWhile the main takeaway from this study seems to be that only an iron fertilization experiment carried out in silicon-rich waters can effectively lead to long-term CO2 sequestration, the authors note that since iron fertilization has been known to lower the silicon-to-carbon ratio of exported material\u2014and thus sequester more organic carbon for the same quantity of silicon\u2014their findings do not necessarily mean that all low-silicon waters would yield the same outcome.\nThey also add the important caveat that they had a very difficult time disentangling the effects of the small diatom population from that of the high zooplankton grazing pressure on the relatively low particle export. 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        "raw_content": "Another View of Army Officer Education\nIn the August issue of ARMY, I addressed the need for restoration of the Army school system at a time when a new way \u2018\u2018to develop strategic leadership and mindedness among the general officer corps,\u2019\u2019 as reported in the June issue, had been directed. I was unaware the Association of the U.S. Army\u2019s Institute of Land Warfare was about to publish a paper addressing the same issue.\nThat study was published in October with the title \u2018\u2018Reconnecting Athens and Sparta.\u2019\u2019 It is a 20-page report that provides an assessment of the impact of the Officer Personnel Management System XXI Task Force requirement of the past 20 years.\nOPMS Xxi dealt with recommendations regarding the strategic thinking capabilities of Army senior leaders. The study proposes that the OPMS requirements for specialization and generalization in the officer corps are out of balance and have contributed to a curtailing of strategic thinking. \u2018\u2018Army leaders must still possess tactical mastery\u2019\u2019 of the battlefield but also \u2018\u2018cyber skills\u2026 expertise in space operations\u2026 language skills, expertise in acquisition process\u2026 and understand ding of the inner workings of the Department of Defense.\u2019\u2019 Overall, in implementing requirements for the 20 Army Warfighting Challenges, the U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command encouraged officers to specialize in particular functional areas, accommodated personal requests for assignments, guided civilian graduate school education and monitored unofficial quotas of specialists\u2019 representation on promotion lists.\nThe 20-year history of the dual track system, in which about 20 percent of the officer corps opted for specialization, seems to have resulted in a commendable number of experts in foreign affairs, operations research, electronic warfare and the other specialties, but who had little exposure to the generalist\u2019s world needed to acquaint them with the responsibilities of senior commands.\nConversely, the 70 percent who chose to follow the normal branch track requirements, particularly in the combat arms, became expert tacticians who continue to fight our wars but lacked the broadening experiences and education that lead to the strategic thinking necessary at the highest command echelons. The inordinate demand for rotations in the combat zones contributed to that situation, as did the penchant of political leaders to make military significant decisions.\nThe study also exposes another serious lack in officer corps education: exposure to civilian graduate education. In years past, before the end of the Cold War, the Army annually sent 5,500 \u2013 7,000 officers to civilian universities to obtain graduate degrees, broadening their experience in their preparation for the demanding responsibilities of the highest command levels. Those numbers were reduced in the 1990s to \u2018\u2018less than 400\u2019\u2019. Subsequently, a performance-based Graduate School Incentive Program, and exchange offered for a three-year extension of one\u2019s service obligation, attracted substantial numbers of young officers. But today that program is limited to no more than 50 annual selectees and the total graduate school authorization is capped at 412.\nThat history pretty well explains the need for the new \u2018\u2018strategic leadership and mindedness\u2019\u2019 schooling for general officers. The broadening powers and incentives promoted in the old Army education and utilization systems need a full-scale restoration.\nThis column is in no way more than a reference to the institute\u2019s report, which provides a detailed and comprehensive study of the need for \u2018\u2018Reconnecting Athens and Sparta.\u2019\u2019 I have summarized only some of the finding and observations presented, and I recommend perusal by personnel managers and sincere study by anyone working on improvements to the OPMS.\nMy only criticism stems from the fact that there is no reference to the Army being too small to accommodate the current mission load, and adequate structure to meet today\u2019s threats and an institutional Army that will provide the logistical and administrative support requirements of the entire force. The Army education system for officers and NCOs is a vital segment of that force.\nGen. Frederick J. Kroesen, USA Ret., served as vice chief of staff of the U.S. Army and commander in chief of U.S. Army Europe. He is a senior fellow of the Association of the U.S. Army\u2019s Institute of Land Warfare and First Vice President of the American Security Council Foundation.\nReprinted with permission from ARMY Magazine, Vol. 68 #1, copyright 2013, the Association of the United States Army.",
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        "raw_content": "Book Review: How to Fail at Almost Everything and Still Win Big by Scott Adams\nposted on Mon, Apr 10 '17 under tags: review, book, self-help\nCartoonist Scott Adams, the creator of Dilbert comic strip tells his life story in How to Fail at Almost Everything and Still Win Big: Kind of the Story of My Life. A cartoonists life is not necessarily filled with humor as we learn.\nRarely have I read a self-help book as prescriptive as this one. Scott Adams writes in simple words, like he would his cartoon strips, the story of how to embrace failure to build a system that guarantees success in the long run.\nI finished this book in 5 days (which is quite fast for me) because I could not keep it down once I began reading. Although he is a cartoonist, the humor, as he admits himself, is limited. But the way he talks to the reader, he captivates us by the humor in his tone.\nThe author is genuinely interested in helping us improve our lives and the \u201csummary\u201d chapter at the end of the book proves that. My favorite part of the book is the chapter in which he prescribes a list of skills he considers very important to have. The advice to switch to systems rather than focus on goals is solid.\nThe anecdotes from author\u2019s life where he succeeds against odds through sheer will power are inspiring. He is honest about how affirmations could have played a very important role in his life. More importantly, he considers everything as experiments and observes patterns to derive principles. That system begs emulation.\nThis book, is a must-read for job seekers, wannabe artists, and entrepreneurs.\nNewer post: Instant Wisdom (press 'k')\nOlder post: (Serious) Series Review: Black Mirror (press 'j')",
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        "raw_content": "Driving through any large metropolitan area, and you\u2019ll notice the large number of commercial cargo trucks transporting goods. With more than 500 trucking companies operating more than two-million trucks in the United States, it\u2019s no surprise to learn that thousands of truck accidents take place every year. While trained professionals are supposed to drive those rigs, they are still human. They get bored after long miles on the road, and may start talking on their phones or messing with their radios for stimulation. If they lose concentration for just a moment, however, they can cause severe injuries to the drivers around them.\nAfter a serious truck accident, some people might hesitate to contact a law firm, worrying that they don\u2019t even know where to start. Other people are concerned that, with all of their medical bills, they can\u2019t afford to pay for an attorney. Stewart J. Guss and his team of truck accident lawyers are here to help! We offer a free consultation, and are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Don\u2019t wait! Call us now at 800-898-4877, or you may contact us now by CLICKING HERE, to learn more about how we can fight for the compensation you need to pay for all of your accident-related expenses!\nCommon Causes of Truck Driver Distraction\nThe term distracted driving refers to any action that takes the driver\u2019s attention away from the task at hand\u2014paying full attention to the road while driving. Distracted driving is quickly becoming a major cause of serious accidents on the nation\u2019s roadways. Some of the more common causes of distracted truck drivers include:\nTexting \u2013 These days, it\u2019s relatively common to see someone reading or sending a text or looking at their phone when they are at a stoplight, or even when their car is in motion. This is incredibly dangerous behavior. When your car is traveling at normal speeds, taking your eyes off the road to look at your phone for even a second can lead to a disastrous accident. Even though commercial drivers are prohibited by law from using their cell phones while driving, some still chose to do so. When the distracted driver is operating a large truck, the impact can be even worse.\nLooking at directions \u2013 Some drivers, especially those who are less experienced, rely on looking at directions to figure out the best course to take. Looking at directions on a map or a cell phone takes the driver\u2019s eyes off the road. When a truck is traveling at highway speeds, even a one-second distraction can cause a serious accident.\nDriving while fatigued \u2013 Trucking companies are required by law to enforce strict guidelines regarding time on the road. These guidelines are called Hours of Service, and they indicate how many consecutive hours a truck driver may operate their vehicle before taking a required rest break. Although these Hours of Service are non-negotiable, many drivers ignore the requirements and opt to push through their rest break in order to deliver their cargo faster. Fatigued drivers are some of the most dangerous vehicles on the road, and are a common cause of serious truck accidents.\nAttempting to eat while driving \u2013 Another strategy truck drivers often utilize in order to save time and get to their destination faster is to eat while they are driving. Inevitably, this takes at least one hand off the wheel, and can also require looking around the cab of the truck for napkins and utensils. This is another distracting behavior that can lead to a tragic accident.\nIf you\u2019ve suffered injuries due to a distracted truck driver, do not hesitate to call Stewart J. Guss and his legal team at 800-898-4877! We are available to speak with you about the details of your accident and help work towards a positive resolution.\nProtect Yourself Against Distracted Truck Drivers\nPrevention is your best defense against a distracted truck driver. Learn to recognize these common signifiers of a distracted driver. By doing so, you might avoid a serious accident.\nA truck that is swerving in and out of its lane.\nA vehicle that drifts into another lane without using a turn signal.\nDriving next to a truck driver at night, if you see a blue glow from the driver\u2019s side, there is a good chance the driver is looking at a cell phone.\nA truck that doesn\u2019t appear to notice traffic signals or stop signs.\nDrivers that suddenly hit their brakes for no apparent reason might be startled upon waking up or drifting to sleep.\nIf you notice any of these dangerous behaviors when you are driving near a large commercial truck, it is important to make sure you are able to pass safely. 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        "raw_content": "AUC Offers A Treasure Trove of Beauty, History and Art\nby AUCC | Oct 21, 2016 | AUC Robert W. Woodruff Library, Clark Atlanta University, Feature Stories, Latest News, Morehouse College, Spelman College | 0 comments\nIt was 1931 when Hale Woodruff, an abstract painter, and Nancy Prophet, a painter and sculptor, established the art departments for the Atlanta University Center institutions. 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Unmistakably individual, yet linked by common treads of talent, culture, experiences, civic engagement and righteous indignation.\nThe must-see works in the Clark Atlanta University Art Museum, unique and rare collections at the Woodruff Library, and femininity and originality at the Spelman College Museum of Fine Art are a treasure trove of beauty, art and history in the AUC.\nClark Atlanta University Art Museum\nWith a permanent collection of 1,215 works, the CAU Art Museum features bodies of work that include the likes of Henry Ossawa Tanner\u2019s \u201cDisciples Healing the Sick,\u201d Romare Bearden\u2019s \u201cSnow Morning,\u201d Jacob Lawrence\u2019s \u201cBrownstones,\u201d Elizabeth Catlett\u2019s \u201cNegro Women,\u201d and Woodruff\u2019s \u201cArt of the Negro\u201d mural series.\nFathi Hassan\u2019s \u201cNubia,\u201d 2012\nThrough Woodruff\u2019s efforts with juried exhibitions from 1942 to 1970, CAU, formerly Atlanta University, served as a conduit from which to build the University\u2019s collection. According to Brenda Thompson in the book \u201cIn the Eye of the Muses: Selections From the Clark Atlanta University Art Collection,\u201d it was 1988 during the consolidation of Clark College and Atlanta University when then-President Thomas W. Cole Jr., Ph.D., asked Tina Dunkley to oversee CAU\u2019s Trevor Arnett Hall renovation.\nFrom this renovation, the CAU Art Museum moved from the basement to the second floor of Trevor Arnett. \u201cWhen the new galleries opened, many of us were startled, feeling both proud and amazed that these quality works were a part of Clark Atlanta University\u2019s permanent collection,\u201d Thompson, an avid Black art collector and philanthropist, wrote.\nThrough the national juried competitions, Woodruff began the core foundation for what is now the permanent collection of the CAU Art Museum.\n\u201cIf you\u2019re really trying to understand African-American art, you would really want to come here,\u201d said Maurita Poole, Ph.D., director of the CAU Art Museum. \u201cPeople do not know about our collection of art and how it is a resource for them and how there is so much history about Atlanta University\u2019s history and the art as well.\u201d\nCurrently, the museum features two exhibitions, \u201cBitter/Sweet,\u201d and \u201cFathi Hassan: Edge of Memory.\u201d Running from Oct. 9-Dec. 9, 2016, \u201cBitter/Sweet\u201d highlights works from the 1940s to the present featuring all nuances of the African-American experience. \u201cFathi Hassan: Edge of Memory,\u201d which runs from Oct. 9-May 26, 2017, showcases the works of contemporary artist Fathi Hassan\u2019s mixed-media works that explore the plight of Nubians, an ethnic group from southern Egypt and northern Sudan.\nJust like many other libraries, there are books and periodicals, electronic resources, a learning commons, smart classrooms, study rooms, a print shop, free Wi-Fi, and a coffee shop in the Robert W. 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With funding in 2010 for a renovation, the Knowledge and Arts Initiative was born.\nThe effort of the initiative is to promote student pride and ownership of the library, as well as inspire student thought and conversations through the visual arts. A range of works that includes sculpture, photography, loaned and owned art, including a signature piece titled \u201cPeople of Color,\u201d by Jonathan Romain, who has created work for President Barack Obama.\n\u201cPeople of Color\u201d by Jonathon Romain\nFour colorful student portraits representing CAU, the Interdenominational Theological Center, Morehouse and Spelman, \u201cPeople of Color\u201d demands notice. Romain was allowed to visit each campus to take photos. From those photos, he chose one that best captured that campus and that is the student he painted.\n\u201cI call it the centerpiece of the library, and it is captivating and is the staple of our Arts Initiative,\u201d said Carolyn Hart, assistant director, Planning, Assessment & Communications for the Woodruff Library. \u201cFrom the Carolinas to California, we have visited libraries and I have to say I\u2019ve seen absolute gorgeous buildings. I\u2019ve admired architecture, but as far as the art I really think we hands down are in a league of our own.\u201d\nAlso, the library features AUC artists who include: Dr. William Anderson, Dr. Louis Delsarte, Derek Fordjour and Ross Oscar Knight (Morehouse College); Dr. Frank Toby Martin, Dr. Althea Murphy-Price, and Dr. Duhirwe Rushemeza (Spelman College); Tina Dunkley (Atlanta University); Ron Young (Clark College); Dante Yarbrough (Clark Atlanta University); and Freddie Styles (Morris Brown College).\nIn addition to the art, the AUC Woodruff Library Archives Research Center is home to several unique manuscripts, archival, photographic, art and media collections, including original pin and ink drawings by Hale Woodruff, photographic collections documenting the historical Atlanta University Center institutions, as well as the Countee Cullen-Harold Jackman Memorial Collection, Hoyt Fuller Collection, and Lemoine DeLeaver Pierce Papers containing prints and photographs from the Harlem Renaissance and Black Arts Movements.\nAdding to the more than 100 collections in the Archives Research Center are the Morehouse College Martin Luther King Jr. Collection. It was 2006 when a coalition of Atlanta movers and shakers led by former Atlanta Mayor Shirley Franklin brokered a $32 million deal to land the papers in the AUC.\nOwned by Morehouse but housed at the Woodruff, the collection is made up of some 13,000 items, including some 1,100 books owned by the Nobel Peace Prize native son.\nCNN coins it as one of the six reasons to love Atlanta, and the Spelman College Museum of Fine Art\u2019s mission to inspire and enrich the lives of all through art by women of the African Diaspora is the reason for such a designation.\n\u201cWhen Dr. Donald Stewart was president, he said, \u2018You know we need to make sure we begin to collect art by Black women artist,\u2019\u201d said Andrea Barnwell Brownlee, Ph.D., director of the Museum of Fine Art and a 1993 Spelman graduate. \u201cWhen the college\u2019s collection began, we certainly didn\u2019t have this precise mission.\u201d\nLocated on the first floor of the Camille Olivia Hanks Cosby, Ed.D., Academic Center at Spelman, the Museum of Fine Art was established in 1996 from part of a $20 million gift to the college from the Cosby family. 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        "raw_content": "Home\u00bbHyundai\u00bb2017 Hyundai Santa Cruz Preview And News\n2017 Hyundai Santa Cruz. The premiere of the 2017 Santa Cruz began with the new concept. Hyundai will choose to offer new cars and even they could never any plans to offer the truck before these days because they may change. In the coming years, it really is expected the company to be announced Technology pickup truck for this current market along with the car there at the Detroit Motor Show in 2015. 2017 Santa Cruz is likely to be built while using a similar structure you can find out in Santa Statute.\nConstruction will be similar to the Ridgeline. According to a spokesman for Hyundai, this car is going to be offered to buyers who designed the truck and have not led in particular can be very comfortable, especially with the smooth functioning of the roads, so it really is completed with all the off-road ability. This seems more interesting that the company provides that during the use of special enough space for the size of your goods inside the back of the car.\nIt has got a 2017 Hyundai Santa Cruz improvements but we will not see any dramatic change in appearance. However, there will be changes seen on the front end. It has been retouched barrier with a slight chrome detailing. Grids will be installed on the hexagonal shape with Hyundai logo placed in the center. Head lights fierce make it better. Advanced LED technology will be housed inside the head lights. The tail lights has the same LED technology in them where they were housed well. New fog lamps. Next to the back of the car, and will be somewhat the same. A new set of 18-inch or 19-inch alloy wheels will come along as well. Hyundai achieved a small truck move slightly than we usually see in other vans.\nGot a two-door pickup truck body shape is very attractive, and dimensions that can convince anyone to buy it. When it comes to the inside of the new medium-sized truck will be seen some improvements. It has been supplying the cabin with more space for passengers. It has been improved space legs. It can be absorbed at least four passengers inside the cabin of the 2017 Hyundai Santa Cruz. Hyundai has a great job, as always, in the installation of advanced equipment on the dashboard to make the cabin entertaining enough for the users. With this, will be the new upholstery manufacturing and providing comfort and ease of passengers.\nWe must recognize that it really is still a challenge to confirm the result of the 2017 Hyundai Santa Cruz. The company also said that they are going to go with the front wheel drive setup to the basic option. You may choose to inline-four and two. 4 liters to provide 190 horsepower and 184 pound-feet of torque. The alternative may be a very good and turbocharged 2. 0-liter 270 horsepower and 270 pound-feet of torque while using the support of the six-speed auto on the road SUV. Diesel is possible to provide 2. 2 liters for the European market with both output 200 horsepower.\n2017 Hyundai Santa Cruz will be on the market within a few months. It is expected that Hyundai has set the price to about $ 25,000 or more, and according to specifications.\nPictures gallery of 2017 Hyundai Santa Cruz Preview And News\n2017 Hyundai Santa Cruz Preview And News | Admin | 4.5",
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        "raw_content": "Classic Art will be exhibiting one of the 25 models built in collaboration with Zagato bodywork, in Pavilion 14.\nRare and unmistakeable: the 1960 Fiat Abarth 750 Sestri\u00e8re, displayed by Classic Art in Pavilion 14, is one of the 25 models built of its kind. This car is characterised by its flashy air inlets on the bonnet, in place of the traditional \u201cdouble bubble\u201d on the roof, in true Zagato style. In fact, it would appear that this was the last Abarth line built in collaboration with Zagato bodywork. Evocatively named \u201cSestri\u00e8re\u201d after the famous rally at the end of the 1950s, the car in question underwent a meticulous 3-year restoration.",
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        "raw_content": "DAZN has acquired Canadian rights to the English Premier League\nIt looks like English Premier League rights in Canada will be controlled by DAZN for the next three years.\nInternationalSoccerStreamingBy Andrew Bucholtz on 12/07/2018 12/07/2018\nStreaming service DAZN has further added to their portfolio of sports rights in Canada, and taken something else off cable in the process. DAZN picked up NFL Sunday Ticket rights and UEFA Champions League rights in Canada last year, and now it looks like they\u2019ve picked up the English Premier League. The rights were previously split between TSN and Sportsnet, but Patrick Johnston of The Province reported Friday that those talks broke off recently and suggested that a DAZN deal was coming, and Joshua Kloke of The Athletic reported (subscription required) that two sources indicated DAZN had signed a three-year deal for the rights beginning in the 2019-20 season. (This does not affect the U.S., where NBC holds digital and streaming rights through 2022.)\nThere could be positives and negatives to this for viewers in Canada. As per Kloke\u2019s article, this will include access to every match (a big win for fans of smaller teams that weren\u2019t often spotlighted during the games aired on cable), and it will include both live and on-demand access, allowing viewers to watch early-morning matches whenever they want without having to set a DVR. (As long as they\u2019re fine with either staying offline until then or seeing possible spoilers, of course.) However, DAZN\u2019s Sunday Ticket rollout was anything but smooth and drew all sorts of backlash, and they eventually wound up sublicensing that package to cable providers, somewhat mollifying those who were annoyed that they couldn\u2019t watch games on TV without a streaming solution. If there are similar technical issues with the Premier League, that could make a lot of fans very mad.\nIt\u2019s also worth pointing out that whether this is a good deal or a bad deal for fans depends on how the other sports those fans want to consume, and how they consume them. DAZN is more expensive in Canada than in the U.S. ($20 Canadian a month, so $15 U.S. at the current exchange rate, versus $9.99 a month for DAZN in the U.S.), but it has more rights, including NFL Sunday Ticket, the Champions League, plenty of other worldwide soccer, and now the Premier League. If you\u2019re a fan of just the sports available on DAZN and don\u2019t need a cable package for other entertainment options either, this is obviously much cheaper than a monthly cable bill. But if you still want a cable package and now have to pay for DAZN as well to get content you were previously getting on cable, this is a tougher pill. (It should be noted that unlike in the U.S., both Sportsnet and TSN now offer full over-the-top options of their own, though, so a Canadian viewer who only wants sports could theoretically subscribe to two or all three OTT sports services without a cable package.)\nSomething to consider there is the idea of sublicensing, as DAZN eventually did with Sunday Ticket. If they wanted to, DAZN could sublicense certain games non-exclusively to TSN and/or Sportsnet; they\u2019d get a rights payment, keep the hook of \u201csubscribe to us to watch all the games,\u201d and would alleviate some of the inevitable backlash from those who want TV coverage and don\u2019t have or want a streaming setup. And if they only threw the other networks a game or two each week, there would still be plenty of fans who would feel the need to get DAZN to follow their particular team. 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        "raw_content": "Let\u2019s get this straight: Intrepid Travel is a for-profit business corporation. But, unlike so many other commercial enterprises, profit isn\u2019t necessarily the bottom line\u2014or at least, not the only bottom line. Their company ethos, \u201ctravel done differently,\u201d promises a unique style of tourism, one that offers consumers feel-good reasons to buy semi-customizable small-group tours that offer \u201creal life experiences.\u201d Sustainable travel lip-service has been packaged and sold to myriad would-be eco-conscious adventurers worldwide, but the Australian-based business makes efforts to deliver: The Intrepid Foundation, the non-profit arm of the company, invests in grassroots projects in healthcare, education, and community development worldwide. 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The traditional families\u2019 perception of having a mother, a wife or a daughter spending nights in hotels with a group of foreigners is the real obstacle.\nIntrepid Travel Tours in Morocco visit indigenous Berber villages. Intrepid Travel\nDoes that mean you need to educate people about what it is Intrepid does? Or does it need to be a bigger conversation around what Moroccan women can do for employment?\nZB: The Intrepid Group is focusing on promoting the job of female tour guides so we can change this perception that women don\u2019t want to lead tours in Morocco. It\u2019s ultimately about education. Unfortunately, around 80 percent of females are illiterate in the rural and remote areas, simply because they don\u2019t have easy access to schools that are sometimes more than a one-hour walk from their home. Intrepid Group in Morocco, through its not-for-profit organization, The Intrepid Foundation is the partner of an association called Education For All (EFA) that has as a main goal to build and run girls\u2019 boarding houses near secondary schools, so girls from rural families can have access to education. For example, part of our collaboration with EFA will be to promote tourism-related jobs\u2014including tour guides\u2014to the girls enrolled in the program. Next step will be to go to universities and tourism schools to deliver free conferences and training to students who would be interested in that job.\nIntrepid recently implemented a successful campaign in growing gender parity for guides in India, achieving a 50/50 gender split in the intake of new leaders. 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        "raw_content": ".MCPS Superintendent Unveils Plan To Increase Spending 2.7 Percent, Enhance Learning Opportunities\nMCPS Superintendent Unveils Plan To Increase Spending 2.7 Percent, Enhance Learning Opportunities\nSchool board will consider $2.59 billion budget proposal\nBy Bethany Rodgers Follow @BethRodgersBB\nSuperintendent Jack Smith presented his proposed operating budget at Rockville High School on Tuesday night.\nThis story was updated at 1 p.m Dec. 20\nA spending plan crafted by the Montgomery County Public Schools superintendent would expand career learning opportunities and dual-language programs while trimming positions in central administration.\nSuperintendent Jack Smith on Tuesday evening unveiled his proposed fiscal 2019 operating budget, a $2.59 billion plan that would increase spending by 2.7 percent over the prior year.\nSmith told the crowd at Rockville High School that the second budget he\u2019s designed as MCPS superintendent will again focus on maintaining the system\u2019s strengths and extending its reach to students who are underserved.\n\u201cMost of you know my favorite saying: You don\u2019t have to be sick to get better,\u201d he said to the audience.\nOverall, the proposed budget would be $67.3 million larger than the prior year\u2019s version and add more than 166 positions to the school system.\nAbout $16.9 million of that increase relates to enrollment growth of about 2,472 students, and another $1.87 million is for the opening of the new elementary school in Rockville and the addition of the eighth grade at Silver Creek Middle School in Kensington.\nSmith also wants to give students the chance to explore fields such as cybersecurity, public safety, emergency medical care, fire safety, agricultural science and aviation. 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        "raw_content": "commentary on mark :: jesus casts out an unclean spirit4 min read\nby Dan King | Feb 6, 2009 | bible literacy | 0 comments\nThe text (Mark 1:21-28, ESV):\n21 And they went into Capernaum, and immediately on the Sabbath he entered the synagogue and was teaching. 22 And they were astonished at his teaching, for he taught them as one who had authority, and not as the scribes. 23 And immediately there was in their synagogue a man with an unclean spirit. And he cried out, 24 \u201cWhat have you to do with us, Jesus of Nazareth? Have you come to destroy us? I know who you are\u2014 the Holy One of God.\u201d 25 But Jesus rebuked him, saying, \u201cBe silent, and come out of him!\u201d 26 And the unclean spirit, convulsing him and crying out with a loud voice, came out of him. 27 And they were all amazed, so that they questioned among themselves, saying, \u201cWhat is this? A new teaching with authority! He commands even the unclean spirits, and they obey him.\u201d 28 And at once his fame spread everywhere throughout all the surrounding region of Galilee.\nThis is really a pretty amazing text! And when I posed a few questions about it to the BibleDude group on Facebook, people generally agreed on several points. However, I think that there were also some misconceptions about what this text says.\nThe biggest misconception about what this text says is that we, as Christians, also have this same authority. I don\u2019t think that is part of what the message is here. One of the biggest rules of interpretation is to never interpret one Biblical text with another text. While it is true that Jesus taught us that we would do \u201ceven greater things\u201d than some of the miracles that He did, that idea cannot fairly be applied to understanding what this text means. So it may be a true statement, but I want to get down to figuring out what exactly this text means on its own merits.\nFirst, I think that we must remember that the audience of the Gospel of Mark is primarily the power-hungry Roman culture (see Commentary on Mark :: An Introduction). Therefore, one thing to remember when thinking about the context and intent of this passage is that it was probably intended to help this audience understand and believe.\nIt may also be important to understand a little bit about the location of Capernaum where this happened. The event happened early in Jesus\u2019 ministry, just shortly after calling His first disciples. It is believed that Capernaum was a fairly (economically) poor town because archaeologists have noticed a lack of infrastructure with things like hygienic facilities and drainage. Jesus may have chosen this site as the center of his public ministry in Galilee most likely because it was the home of some of the first disciples. Apparently, Jesus shared regularly in the synagogue there on the Sabbath. Full understanding about this location may not have been apparent to much of the intended audience, but it is important to note that this place was home to some of the disciples, and became the center of His public ministry.\nOne of the most common responses from readers about this passage is around the authority that the people said that Jesus preached with. The Greek word used here for authority is exousian. It literally translates as power or authority, but has idea of a power \u201cwithout hindrance.\u201d It could be used to say that one has the power of choice or to do as one pleases. I think that it is interesting to note that Jesus\u2019 power over the unclean spirit was a power of choice. The demon had to leave simply because Jesus desired it to do so, and that desire was not limited by anything. It is also interesting to note that the same word for authority (exousian) is also used elsewhere to describe the power or rule of government. This is certainly something that would have stuck the original Roman audience!\nOne thing that the original audience would have taken away from this is that there was a man in a simple fishing village who was displaying a power that was not limited. Even people with what probably would have been considered to be \u2018social problems\u2019 were not beyond the authority of this Man. If this guy spoke against the Caesar of the time, he might have been thrown in jail (or worse). But when this man speaks against Jesus, the \u2018unclean\u2019 nature of the man is cast out. Rather than being punished, the man is made clean. The Romans certainly would have been amazed at this display of power, and so should we!\nRelated posts: Commentary on Mark\nJoin the discussion on other passages: BibleDude.net Facebook Group\nbible literacy\tbible interpretation: translations essays\nbible literacy\tbible interpretation: canon essays",
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        "raw_content": "How Swimmers Use Swim Lane Ropes\nJune 28, 2013 May 26, 2013 by kturtenwald\nSwim lane ropes offer many benefits.\nSometimes it is amazing to think about how swimmers always seem to know where they are in the pool. While some people think they know where they are based on the number of strokes they complete to get across the pool, most swimmers are thinking more about technique than how many strokes it takes to get across the pool. The secret lies in the swim lane ropes you see floating in the pool. However, these pool lane lines also serve other purposes as well.\nIf you look closely at the swim lane ropes, you will see they change colors. In the middle of the pool, the colors typically alternate between two colors, often representing the home team or the colors of the organization hosting the event. The colors alternate at regular intervals so swimmers have a good idea of how far they have gone. At the 15 or 25 meter mark, the lane lines will change to one solid color to signal the end of the pool is approaching so swimmers know the race is ending or they must make a turn.\nAnother major function of the swim lane ropes is to provide less resistance as swimmers are moving through the water. If you were to immediately follow behind another swimmer, you would find yourself in their slip stream, causing less effort to move yourself forward. In swimming, this is frowned upon. Likewise, the wake of the other swimmers can have a detrimental impact on the efficiency of your swimming. The lane ropes are designed specifically to prevent these disturbances from transferring between lanes so everyone has a fair chance.\nStaying your own lane while you are swimming can often be more difficult than it looks, particularly if you do not have swim lane ropes to guide you. This is one of the primary functions of the lane ropes. You will easily identify where you are supposed to go so you can swim in a straight line. The straighter you are able to swim, the faster you will be able to finish the race.\nThere are many reasons why swim lane ropes are essential in any pool. The most important function is to let swimmers know exactly where they are in the pool to avoid collisions with the end of the pool. They are also designed to prevent resistance caused by other swimmers and to help you swim in a straight line within your own lane. This will offer you the best chances of success.\nlane markersswim lane ropesswim lanes\nTips for Choosing Swim Team Suits\nAmazing New Speedo LZR Elite Colors",
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        "raw_content": "I've just been moved to write to the British Medical Association, a thing which doesn't often happen. The BMA had a critical role to play in the recent campaign to make cycle helmets compulsory in the United Kingdom; they have long had a well thought out policy on cycle helmets - on the whole favouring them, but aware of the ambiguous nature of the evidence in favour of them and siding against compulsion. Their position helped persuade MPs not to vote for compulsion. It seems the pro-compulsionists have seen the BMA as a key target to convert, and recent press releases have announced a policy change, apparently by fiat at the top. The papers the BMA have published in support of their new policies are masterpieces of dishonesty and sloppy thinking. So here is my first, brief, critique, as expressed in an email to parliamentaryunit@bma.org.uk, the address they cite for comments.\nMy attention has been drawn to your web pages published at\n<URL:http://www.bma.org.uk/ap.nsf/Content/Cyclhelmet> and <URL:http://www.bma.org.uk/ap.nsf/Content/Cyclehealth>.\nIn the first you quote: \"Each year over 50 people aged 15 years and under are killed by cycling accidents, with 70-80 per cent of these resulting from traumatic brain injury.\"\nAs I'm sure you are well aware, the figure recorded for the UK for 2002 as a whole is nineteen deaths, of which only ten involved head injury[1], so the figure you quote is a gross exaggeration. Indeed in no year in the past decade have 50 children died in the UK in cycling accidents, so you cannot even pretend that this figure is historically correct.\nIn the second you start with the statement: \"Action should be taken to both reduce the high rate of fatal and serious accidents suffered by cyclists...\"\nIn fact, there is no 'high rate of fatal and serious accidents suffered by cyclists'. The fatal accident rate for cyclists is only 75% as high as that for pedestrians (29.5 per billion kilometers as opposed to 44.8 per billion kilometers), and less than a third of that for motorcyclists who do have to wear helmets[2]. Cycling is not only safer than walking, it is getting safer faster, with a steady and healthy downward trend in casualties[3].\nFinally, of 114 cyclists of all ages killed in 2003, 61 were involved in collisions with cars, while 25 were involved in collisions with heavy goods vehicles; in total 95 deaths resulted from collisions with motor vehicles.[4] No-one pretends that a cycle helmet would make any useful difference in accidents of this kind.\nIn summary, these two documents taken together represent irresponsible scaremongering, composed of phoney data completely at variance with the facts. Scaremongering has the inevitable effect of reducing cycling, and reducing cycling has been shown to increase the risk per cyclist. So not only are these papers dishonest in their content, they are also misguided and counter productive in their intent. By reducing the number of people cycling the BMA will not only increase the number of people dying through illnesses related to obesity and lack of exercise, it will also increase the risk of injury and death to people who do cycle.\nI am horrified that the BMA should express views on a public policy matter on the basis of such shoddy and dishonest research and without, I understand, bothering to consult its members.\nLabels: Cycling, Helmets, Politics, Safety",
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        "title": "The Fool on the Hill: The state of social media",
        "raw_content": "You post to the social media system of your choice. Your friends - the friends you choose and no-one else, unless you choose to make your post public - see it on the social media system of their choice. If they choose to respond, they respond to a common thread which all your friends (and possibly theirs, if you've allowed that) can see, limited by the specific capabilities of their chosen system. For example users of one system might see the discussion as a branching threaded discussion like Usenet, while others see a single unbranching thread. Common conventions for tagging, reposting and referencing other users are used across heterogenous social media systems.\nImpossible? Technically, no.\nParts of this vision exist. Firstly, let's hear it for Diaspora, which I shall review in more detail below. Diaspora already - by default - allows a post to be reflected out to both Twitter and Facebook; as Diaspora development moves fast, I expect Google+ to be added very soon. You write once, but it creates three separate threads, so that those who respond on Facebook do not see responses posted on Diaspora, and vice versa.\nA plugin for Google's Chrome browser called 'Start G+' adds features to Google+ which provide a considerable degree of integration between Google+ and both Facebook and Twitter; not only does it allow forwarding of posts to Facebook and Twitter but it also integrates other people's posts from Facebook and Twitter into your Google+ Stream. At least, I believe it does. The problem is that to do so it depends in part on the author's own server, and either because that server is extremely overloaded or because my Internet connection is poor I can't get this to work.\nReality: Diaspora\nDiaspora is really very good. The user interface is slick, clean, elegant, easy to use. Although there isn't a dedicated Android app, the web interface is adaptive to the device and works just as slickly on a hand-held as it does on a desktop. The developers are thoughtful, engaged and responsive. In terms of features, Diaspora is most similar to Google+ - your contacts are organised into groups called 'aspects' which are essentially the same as Google+'s circles.\nBest of all, Diaspora is designed for a distributed world: the project is open source, and rather than one organisation owning all Diaspora servers the whole idea is that different Diaspora servers owned by different organisation should interoperate, and that if your home is on one Diaspora node your posts can by seen by friends on any Diaspora node. Furthermore, since the interchange protocol is open, there's no reason in theory why Google+ or Facebook or LinkedIn shouldn't write their own sharing interface which allowed them to look to Diaspora like any other Diaspora node, this achieving the vision I set out at the top of this essay...\nNo technical reason, that is. No reason except the commercial reason. We'll come back to that later.\nIn summary from a software point of view - from a usability, design, and technical point of view - Diaspora is the best social network system out there today. I really, really recommend it. Sadly, I think it's doomed to fail, which again I'll discuss when I get round to talking about the commercial background. But at present it's the best there is.\nFull disclosure, I put seed money into getting Diaspora up and running. I'm glad I did. I think some good is bound to come out of the project.\nReality: Facebook\nFacebook is the incumbent. It's very simple to use, works well and looks smart. Most importantly, it has critical mass - it has the users. All your non-geek friends - if they have a presence in social media at all - are on Facebook. And because it (deliberately) doesn't interoperate well with other social media, to talk to those friends you have to be on Facebook.\nFacebook isn't technically so shoddy, either. With the amount of money they have to spend they certainly should not be! They do have an answer to Diaspora's aspects and Google+ circles. It's called 'groups', and almost nobody uses it. Why not? The functionality is hidden and the user interface isn't very good. And that sums it up for Facebook, really. It's grown like topsy, without a clear vision of the architecture; it's got the users; and now, provided it offers those mainly non-technical users a consistent and familiar user experience, it really doesn't have to try very hard.\nReality: Twitter\nTwitter isn't really trying to out-Facebook Facebook. It's trying to do something distinctive and unique, and has succeeded, probably, past its creator's wildest dreams. Twitter is not a platform for private discussions between friends - there's no way you can prevent a tweet being retweeted by anyone who can see it. Threaded conversations are handled poorly (although they are supported to a degree). And, of course there's that notoriously short post length.\nWhat Twitter does, though, it does well. It does live events better than anything else at present (although Google+ clearly intends to challenge that).\nReality: LinkedIn\nLinkedIn is the one of the current generation of social media systems that I've been on longest. So what to say about it? It's social media for business people. It makes a virtue of dullness. Everything on it is dull. The people are dull. Even the people whom one knows are emphatically not in the least dull - like my good friend Andreea - appear dull in their LinkedIn profile. No-one I'm connected to posts anything interesting there except me, and I only do because I have it automatically pick up my Twitter posts. It probably has some excellent features, but frankly who cares? It's dullsville. Dull.\nReality: Niche systems\nLinkedIn might be seen as a niche system for dull people. At the other end of the scale, Fetlife is a niche social media system for interesting people. I'm sure there are a lot of other interesting and good niche systems in other areas of life, but I'm not aware of them.\nFetlife is social media for sadists, for masochists, for bondage sluts, for transvestites and for transexuals, for people, generally, of transgressive sexuality. It's unsurprising that many people don't choose to express that side of their personality on mainstream social systems; for many people their sexuality is at least to some extent hidden from their colleagues and friends.\nSurprisingly, Fetlife don't use a generic SM engine (sorry!). They roll their own. And actually it's very good. It is in some sense a hybrid between a social media system and a forum/newsgroup system - the main feed shows your friends' activity like Facebook, but most activity takes place in discussion groups which are mainly public (although many are moderated). Look and feel is excellent; performance is excellent; user experience is very good.\nUnderneath it there's some very solid software engineering, with a lot of thoughtful data-caching and graceful failure code. Specific parts of the system, particularly in these geeky data-management areas, are released as open source, but the core engine has not been, yet. Like Diaspora, Fetlife is under very active development, with a sufficiently small user community (hundreds of thousands, not millions) to allow the developers to be responsive and engaged with their users.\nReality: Usenet\nUsenet is a dinosaur - a beloved dinosaur, but a dinosaur - and it is dying. It was - once - very vibrant. It predates not merely the Web but the Internet itself, and its faults have informed the features of the social media systems of today. Essentially Usenet is an anarchic peer-to-peer amalgam of servers owned and managed by different institutions, which share with one another a vast collection of hierarchically organised discussion groups. Some of these are technical in nature, but many are in effect social clubs.\nSo, what are these faults and how do they influence the design of modern systems?\nFirstly, the institutions which own the systems gain little financial return from running them. While some are now run on a subscription model, usually the service is provided for free or bundled in with other services. For this reason the actual owners of the core servers have little resource to dedicate to manage the system and have offloaded that responsibility onto 'democratic institutions' of users. In theory, that seems a good thing, but it results in control being put into the hands of people who have literally no interest at all in the success and vibrancy of the system and are often more interested in playing politics than carrying out the responsibilities to which they've been elected.\nThe remainder of the problems all come back to that first problem, because in fact all the problems with Usenet are technically fixable - if those with the power to do so had the will.\nSo the second problem is the lack of verified user identities. It's fairly easy to make a post to Usenet which appears to come from some other user. It's extremely easy to set up multiple posting accounts and to make attacks on other people from behind the barrier of anonymity. There are very few sanctions which anyone can use to dissuade antisocial behaviour, because the antisocial person can easily abandon one identity and reappear with another.\nAs a matter of design Usenet is a broadcast medium. You can choose not to read certain identities messages (by using a 'kill file), but you cannot choose who can read what you post. You send your message out to a specific group, but you cannot exclude anyone from reading that group. That's not a fault, it's a decision. But I think that modern social media's mechanisms for optionally limiting ones posts to circles of known, chosen people is a consequence of learning from the social consequences of this aspect of Usenet.\nFinally, Usenet's user interface is horrible. To be precise, there are many client applications which provide a frame to Usenet, and those have better or worse user interfaces. But under it everything is plain unstyled text geared to a mainframe era 80 column teletype. For the upcoming generation, it's simply bizarre that anyone should choose to read such ugly and poorly formatted text.\nReality: Google+\nGoogle+ is the new contender. It has learned a lot from a series of relatively-failing social media systems which Google has tried. It's feature-rich and slick. It looks very good. Features are mostly intuitive and easy to find and to use. It has all of Facebook's functionality, all of Twitter's, most of Diaspora's; and, in addition, a built in realtime chat/video conferencing system which is significantly ahead of the Facebook chat system (although I don't yet know how useful this is). Furthermore, it integrates seamlessly with Google's existing mail, talk, photo storage (picasa) and calendar systems and I suspect will soon integrate with Google's groups system.\nGoogle is putting a lot of investment into this, a lot of good design and a lot of infrastructure. It already all works - and it all works fast.\nOf motivation and potential\nI've said already that I think Diaspora is the best of what's out there. I've said also that I don't think it will win. Why not?\nMicrosoft have, over the past two decades, captured and held the world market in word processing. A major part of the reason is the appropriately named 'network effect' - in order to exchange documents with people who use Microsoft's word processor, you have to use Microsoft's word processor yourself. Markets with network effects are intrinsically monopoly-generating. It's in the interest of commercial companies to seek to establish monopolies, of course; they're profitable. Governments can seek to oppose this - and, in the case of social media, easily could by requiring a common, open, discussion interchange API - but Governments move extremely slowly and this market moves fast.\nTo provide a useful service you have to capture the majority of users within a population; otherwise, your users' friends will not be on your system and your users won't be able to communicate with them, so will move to other systems where their friends are. This is the 'network effect'.\nTo capture the majority of users, not only do you need to have the buzz and brand stature to capture a lot of interest quickly, you also have to have the infrastructure to provide responsive performance for all the users who choose to adopt your system. You have to scale very fast. And it helps if you have a lot of users to start with.\nTo pay for that infrastructure, you have to have a means of monetising the system. The infrastructure does not come cheap. Diaspora's model does allow some nodes to carry advertising. It does allow some nodes to be paid for by user subscription. But it also allows some nodes to be free and without advertising, and there's a lot of users who would prefer to use such nodes. Many such servers will be run by amateurs, will have low power and low upstream bandwidth. There's no way obvious to me that Diaspora can load balance. Slow servers in the network will, I suspect, slow the performance of the whole system.\nFurthermore, there's no powerful central body with sufficient media clout to promote the system. Ten million people have joined Google+ in a fortnight; I doubt that number have even heard of Diaspora, in a year.\nThe Diaspora team's motivation is to build cool software. They are building cool software; they're succeeding. But their other motivation is to provide people with the means to keep their personal data out of the clutches of the big corporations. Both Google and Facebook have the same fundamental: to aggregate data about every person on the planet in order to be able to sell us as market-fodder to other corporations. This is lucrative; it makes money. It makes money which helps Google and Facebook hire good engineers and build good infrastructure which can support a fluid, responsive user experience.\nKnowledge is power; knowledge about us is power over us, and there are very real civil liberties issues about corporations having so much power. As we've seen with News International, for one corporation with its own political agenda to control the majority of media through which flow the key day to day information within a polity is inherently corrupting.\nWhich brings us, finally, back to Diaspora. Diaspora offers a mechanism to support a distributed and potentially heterogenous cloud of 'pods' each providing a home for different groups of users. No one organisation controls, and, provided Diaspora have got their security right, no one organisation can see the data of all the users. But all the users on all their different home 'pods' can nevertheless collaborate with one another, share the information they wish to share with the people with whom they wish to share it, and engage in conversations as they choose. They can also discover their friends across the Diaspora cloud.\nAs I've argued above, there's no technical reason why Facebook or Google+ could not configure their service to appear to the Diaspora cloud like just another Diaspora 'pod'. Then, users on Facebook could share information with, and join in discussions with, their friends on any other social network which also conformed to the Diaspora APIs (including, obviously, Diaspora). Such an arrangement would also make it easy for users to choose to migrate their 'home' social media system from one provider to another - you could move all your contacts, all your circles, all your pictures from one home to another, and continue to share and converse with the same friends.\nThere's no techical reason. But there's a strong commercial reason why Facebook, at least, won't do this (and why Google probably won't either), unless they're forced to. Everyone uses Facebook, because of the network effect: your friends are there, so you have to be there. But overwhelmingly we don't feel warmly towards Facebook itself. The company is widely distrusted, and the software doesn't seem much loved. If it was easy to move, if it was easy to share with friends on Facebook from outside Facebook, Facebook would lose users; probably, quite a lot of users.\nGoogle, on the whole, is still a more trusted brand than Facebook. But the days of 'don't be evil' seem to be fading into a more naive past, at least in the public perception. I've started to be concerned about how much Google know about me; not because they now know more - they've known a very great deal for very many years - but because I now trust them less. And I think many other people trust Google less than I do. They, too, stand to be losers from a more heterogeneous social media landscape.\nGovernment - either the US or the EU - could, of course, require major social media systems to open up, through a mandated open sharing API possibly derived from Diaspora. That's what would, I believe, happen in an ideal world. If it does happen in the real world, however, it's likely to be botched and too late. Government processes do not operate at the speed of modern technical innovation.\nWhich means, in the end, I come down reluctantly on the side of Google+. It offers a slightly more fluid user experience and a slightly wider range of slightly better functionality than Facebook, from a slightly more trusted monopolist. Most of my friends are not geeks. My chances of dragging my friends to Diaspora are slim, because they won't find their friends there. 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        "title": "Kineti L'Tziyon \u05e7\u05e0\u05d0\u05ea\u05d9 \u05dc\u05e6\u05d9\u05d5\u05df: Upon This Disciple I'll Create My New Religion?",
        "raw_content": "Upon This Disciple I'll Create My New Religion?\nI've recently been debating with a Catholic man, Ariel, in the comments to Catholic Relevance.\nAriel is rather peculiar religious person, in that he went from a child under Catholicism, to agnosticism, to Evangelical Christianity, to Messianic Judaism, then back to Catholicism. (Wow!) He is now a chief contributor to IsraelCatholics.com.\nIn the little debate, Ariel points to us to his testimony and lays out the span of events that led him to believe that \"Messianic Judaism is not biblical enough and [that] Catholicism really is truly Jewish and truly the faith of the Bible.\"\n\"Messianic Judaism usually uncritically accepts the two pillars of Protestantism: sola scriptura (the Bible as sole source of authority) and sola fide (salvation by faith alone). Yet both of these doctrines are neither Jewish, neither biblical, nor genuinely Christian!\"\nAriel and I debate these points and many others in the comments to Kineti Le'Tzion - Catholic Relevance. The points made are so important, however, I feel this debate deserves more visibility than dueling comments in a buried blog post!\nTo keep things reasonable short and concise, since so many of you [ahem, Gary] refuse to read long posts, I'm going to address only a single issue today:\nShould we have a Pope?\nAriel states the Catholic position this way:\nThe fact that Jesus appointed Peter to be \"the rock on which I will build my Church\" is quite clear from the NT. See the wealth of other scriptures and quotes from the early church (way before Constantine!) in this presentation.\nAriel is referring to the following Scripture, Matthew's record of the gospel, ch. 16,\nJesus replied, \"Blessed are you, Simon son of Jonah, for this was not revealed to you by man, but by my Father in heaven. And I tell you that you are Peter, and on this rock I will build my church, and the gates of Hades will not overcome it. I will give you the keys of the kingdom of heaven; whatever you bind on earth will be bound in heaven, and whatever you loose on earth will be loosed in heaven.\"\nIt is from this Scripture that Catholics claim the Roman Catholic Church is the only true church of Jesus Christ. Indeed, Catholics claim Peter was the first Pope in a succession of popes leading up to the current Roman Catholic Church head:\nWhile Catholics claim the Apostle Peter was the first Pope, the current Pope is Joseph Ratzinger, now called Pope Benedict XVI, a former Hitler Youth (though it's claimed he had no choice in the matter), is seen above wearing the Mitre (religious headgear), which some folks speculate is the pagan Dagon fish hat, although that is contested.\nSo, are the Catholics correct? Was Peter the first Pope? Did Jesus give authority to Peter to be the first Pope? Did Jesus authorize the creation of a church built on Peter in Rome?\nLet's examine the evidence and come to a conclusion.\nThe first matter is the very Scripture itself. A few things strike me about this quotation:\n\"You are Peter, and upon this rock...\" - This is Greek word play. The Greek \"Petras\" means rock or stone, so it appears Jesus is playing a word game by saying \"You are Petros, and upon this petras...\"\n\"I will build my church\" - This translation and understanding is based on the faulty assumption that Jesus is starting a new religion. After all, we think of \"church\" as a big building with a steeple symbolizing organized religion, or perhaps a large religious organization itself like the Catholic Church. However, Jesus did not come to start a new religion, and this is evident in the fact that word \"church\" here is the very same Greek word \"ekklesia\", which means an assembly of people. Ekklesia is found elsewhere in the Bible -- even the Old Testament! -- but only in the New Testament is it translated in this way, perhaps intentionally as a way for the Church to validate its existence, sadly.\n\"The gates of Hades will not overcome it\" - I always get a kick out of this. Why would Jesus, a Torah-observant Jewish rabbi, talk about the pagan Greek god of the dead, Hades? Given that speaking the name of false gods is a sin according to Torah, if Jesus really did say this, he would not have been sinless - very consequential to Christian doctrine. Interesting! More on this in a moment.\nSo, what's the deal with all this? Is Jesus starting a new religion founded on Peter? Did Jesus break a Torah mitzvot by speaking the name of Greek god of the dead, thus sinning? The answer lies in the original text.\nThe book of Matthew was originally written in Hebrew, a document attested to by the early Church fathers Clement of Alexandria, Origen, Jerome, Papias, and Irenaeous. (Despite this evidence, some modern scholars debate Hebrew Matthew's existence.)\nIn any case, we no longer have the original Hebrew Matthew, it has since been lost. We do, however, have a Hebrew manuscript of what is believed to be the original Hebrew, in the form of a medieval document written by a Spanish Jewish physician, Shem Tov ben Isaac ben Shaprut. This Hebrew version of Matthew is dubbed Shem Tov's Hebrew Matthew.\n(It should be noted there is debate among scholars and Christians as to whether Shem Tov's Matthew is a manuscript from Hebrew or a translation from Latin or Greek. In the very least, there exists in Shem Tov's Hebrew Matthew some rabbinic Judaic bias, such as writing Messiah's name blasphemously1.)\nI wanted to get my hands on this and see what the Hebrew Matthew had to say about Jesus building a church on Peter. 2 weeks ago, I did just that, and began studying Shem Tov's Hebrew Matthew. Unsurprisingly, using the Hebrew names1, it reads much differently than the Greek:\n[Y'shua] said to him, \"Blessed are you, Shimon ben Yochanan, because flesh and blood has not revealed this to you, but my Father who is in heaven. I say to you: you are a stone and I will build upon you my house of prayer. The gates of Gehenna will not prevail against you because I have given you the keys to the kingdom of heaven. Whatever you bind on earth will be bound in heaven; whatever you loose on earth will be loosed in heaven.\nNow this is interesting. In the Shem Tov's Hebrew Matthew, we see that no longer is Messiah saying he'll build a church, which implies Jesus is creating a new religion. He instead says he will build a house of prayer, which does not imply a new religion or anything foreign to the Jewish faith.\nWhat did Messiah mean when he said he'd build a house of prayer, you ask? Is He talking about building the Catholic Church? No, it seems obvious what he meant: since Messiah later revealed to Peter that the gentiles are to be included in the faith of the God of Israel, Peter was the foundation of what became a massive gentile following of Jesus that we have today. That gentile following of Messiah is the house of prayer. It does not speak to one particular denomination, Catholic or otherwise. Thus, whether Peter visited Rome or founded a church there -- a debatable point Catholics and Protestants have argued over for centuries -- is irrelevant.\nAnother interesting bit about this Scripture is how the difficult problem of \"Hades\" goes away in the Hebrew. While Hades was a Greek god of the underworld, Gehenna was a real place outside Jerusalem that became essentially a garbage dump where fires were burned continuously to consume the refuse of the city. Canaanite pagans had previously sacrificed their children to their false god, Santa Clause Molech, in the valley of Gehenna, so there was also a dark evil associated with the place.\nAnother interesting bit is how the Hebrew says, \"the gates of Gehenna will not prevail against you\", as opposed to the Greek reading, \"the gates of Hades will not prevail against it [the Church]\". The Hebrew is saying Gehenna will not prevail against Peter, the Greek is saying the gates of Hades will not prevail against the Church.\nGiven this understanding, I see no Scriptural evidence supporting the idea of a Pope, who presumes himself to be Jesus Christ on earth, infallible. On the contrary, I see Scriptures that indicate such presumption to be haughty, if not blasphemous.\nThe final idea we need to address -- because this confronts both Catholic and Protestant Christianity head on -- is the idea that Jesus came to start a new religion.\nSome Christians deny this, saying it is the Jews who created the new religion, or that true Christianity is not different than the original faith in the God of Israel.\nBut these same Christians betray themselves by saying the Torah is passed away, that Jesus' grace replaces God's Law, or that we safely ignore God's Law because Jesus \"nailed it to the cross\". Indeed, my father-in-law once said to me, paraphrasing here, \"Judah, Israel doesn't matter anymore -- everything changed with Jesus.\"\nDo you Christian folks who profess such things understand what you're saying?\nIf Jesus did away with the Law, then he is a false prophet who would receive capital punishment for leading people away from God.\nIf Jesus did away with the Law, he started a new religion in which the Law is relegated to the back seat, and the Jews would be correct in rejecting Him.\nIf Jesus did away with the Law, or even diminished it in any way, he contradicted his own words and his own actions.\nIf Jesus made less meaningful even the slightest commandment in Torah, he failed to fulfill the messianic prophecies in the Tenakh (Old Testament), thereby rendering his Messianic status a lie.\nIf Jesus replaced Israel with the Church, then Jesus made God out to be a liar; for Jesus would be revoking something God promised to be irrevocable: the Torah will be an everlasting covenant between Himself and Israel.\nIf Jesus \"changed everything\" such that Torah is diminished, then He did indeed create a new (false) religion, and a Protestant is merely a lesser, misled form of a Catholic, the highest form of follower in this new religion.\nLet me spell it out in plain words for you: by claiming Jesus somehow diminished the Law, you are unwittingly stating that Jesus is both a false messiah and a false prophet.\nStop with your foolish claims that Jesus somehow diminished the Torah, you're leading people astray.\nGreek Jesus vs Hebrew Yeshua\nLet's be frank. If the Greek peacenik adonis Iesous Kristo started a new religion, where we're supposed to have big Churches with steeples, celebrate these new holidays called Easter, Christmas, Lent, and Ash Wednesday, Sunday mass, and all the paraphernalia associated with a new religion, then the Catholic Church is right, and we should all convert to Catholicism.\nOn the other hand, if the Torah-observant, Jewish rabbi Yeshua HaMoshiach didn't start a new religion, then we need to clean up the mess that was created not 100 years after his death, which culminated in the creation of an official state religion in 325 CE, when the Roman Emperor Constantine declared himself the 'Holy' Roman Emperor and Sol Invictus (invincible sun god) and formalized what is today the Roman Catholic Church, complete with its Sun-day based worship.\nSo, who do you believe in? The Greek Iesous Kristo? Or the Hebrew Yeshua HaMoshiach? They are not one and the same; one is a perversion of the other. Which is it?\nOur English Jesus Christ descends from the Greek understanding of Him, not the Hebrew understanding. We have a Greek mindset in these things -- it's no wonder Jews find Jesus so foreign and repugnant! He's tainted with Greek, pagan undertones in all we say about Him, everything from the western 'Christian' holidays, to his supposed diminishing of Torah, to the very halo we paint around His head.\nWe need to return to the teachings of this Jewish Messiah -- Sabbath, the Feasts of the Lord, Torah -- and get away from the man-made, Hellenized bastardization of these things that we have now in the Roman Catholic Church and its Protestant offspring.\nDo we need a Pope to govern The Church? When one realizes the church in its current form is a religious invention of men, the answer becomes clear. What we do need is a return to our being Israel -- a holy, set apart people for God, different from the world -- grafted in not by race, but by belief in the God of Israel who gave Messiah so that both Jews and gentiles can be clean.\n1. Shem Tov, himself a devout Jew being persecuted by the church, unfortunately substituted Yeshua's name in the Hebrew Matthew text with the shorter acronym YSH'W, which is a Hebrew acronym that meant to slam Jesus. The acronym's full form is Yemach Shemo Vezichro (literally meaning 'May his name and memory be obliterated'). It is an ancient rabbinic word play on Jesus' Hebrew name Yeshua, and Shem Tov used this shameful name in his manuscript of Hebrew Matthew.\nNow playing: Steve McConnell - Ki T'Hilati Attah\nfound in biblical feasts, jesus, messiah, messianic, new testament, pagan holidays, protestantism, roman catholic, sabbath, yeshua\nI AM Saturday, February 09, 2008 12:11:00 AM\n1st the scripture you gave is very much so mis-quoted by the Satanic Catholic church and their POPE. The scripture clearly by the power of the Holy Ghost even the Spirit of Truth states in verse Chapt. 16:13 Jesus The Christ (Y'shua) asked his disciples , saying Whom do men say that I the Son of man am? 6:14 And they said, some say that thou art John the Baptist; some, Elias; and others , Jeremias, or one of the prophets. 16:15 He saith unto them, but whom say ye that I AM?\n16:16 And Simon Peter answered and said. Thou art the Christ, the Son of the living God.\nThis is the basis of the argument of the Catholic church being installed by Jesus Christ.\nInstead this is absolute proof of the satanic cult known as the Catholic church.\nAnd Jesus answered and said unto him. Blessed art thou Simon Barjona: For Flesh and blood HATH NOT REVEALED it unto you. But my Father which is in heaven. THE TRUTH THAT THIS REVELATION WAS FROM THE FATHER I AM THAT I AM THAT JESUS WAS THE CHRIST. The revelation had nothing to do with or was not about the Catholic Church or the Pope but the revelation was not from man but God Almighty The Father of Abraham, Jacob, Isaac revealed this to Peter or Petros which was a play on words. No man on earth can know Jesus is the Christ or the Great I AM THAT I AM unless god himself reveals it to you. Upon this revelation that only the I AM THAT I AM reveals that Jesus is the Son of Man or the Lamb of God or the Messiah can come only from I AM THAT I AM. Upon this rock (this revelation from God) I will build my church (the belief that I AM the Christ I AM the Messiah) and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it. Not that Peter you are a POPE or the Catholic Church.\nMatthew 23:9 And call no man your father upon the earth for one is your Father which is in heaven. (Catholic holy father who?) That\u2019s not following the teachings of The true Messiah, Master, The I AM THAT I AM.\nLet\u2019s see if Jesus had anything to say about the holy virgin Mary. Luke 11:27 And it came to pass, as he spake these things, a certain woman of the company lifted up her voice, and said unto him Blessed is the womb(virgin Mary\u2019s Womb Implying his Mother was to be revered as holy) that bare thee, and the paps (tits or teats were greater than any other woman\u2019s revered as holy) which you hast sucked . 11:28 But he said , Yea rather, blessed are they that hear the word of God, and keep it. This was explicit revelation that Mary his mother was nothing. Notice Jesus the Christ never stated put my mother on a pedestal and worship her as the holy mother virgin another satanic cult worship. Taking away from the words of Christ and I AM THAT I AM.\nThese verses reveal the truth about the satanic cult worship of the Catholic church. They call the virgin Mary a saint and pray to and worship her and Peter. The Pope is not the holy father but a mere man who of himself is nothing. Neither are nothing before I AM THAT I AM and his Son Jesus The Christ.\nNow to further back up the proof of I AM THA I AM. Here is the scripture. Exodus 3:14, 15, This is my name forever, and this is my memorial unto all generations. There is no other verse in all the torah, the bible anywhere on earth that refutes this revelation that Jesus is the Christ and that he is the words evermore spoken by God himself through the flesh of Jesus Christ, Jesus Christ was the spoken word of the Great Father of Abraham, Jacob, and Isaac His Son Y'shua.\nZeppelin from CodeProject here...\nI think you'll find more support for your argument in the book \"Ideas: A history from fire to Freud\" by Peter Watson.\nHe discusses the origins of the Christian church and suggests an argument very parallel to the one you make - Jesus didn't intend to create a new religion.\nThanks for your posts, guys.\nZepp, I'll have to look into that book, thanks.\nH-Dog Thursday, February 21, 2008 2:32:00 PM\nJudah, very good post.\nI tend to agree with \"i am\" that Peter's recognition of Jesus being the Christ was what his followers would be built upon.\nDoes the Torah include the Levitical laws like not shaving your sideburns, etc. Just curious.\nHey H-Dog,\nYou asked, \"Does the Torah include the Levitical laws like not shaving your sideburns, etc. Just curious.\"\nYes, absolutely the Torah includes commandments regarding the Cohen (Levitical priests). However, the \"don't shave your sideburns\" thing isn't actually what the Torah says, that's just the rabbinic interpretation.\nThe actual Torah mitzvot you're referring to commands Israelites to not shave the sides of your head or beard in mourning for the dead, like the Canaanites had done in mourning for their dead. For more information, see Should Torah observant believers trim their beards?\nIt has little relevance today, obviously, but nonetheless it is one of God's commandments, all of which Paul says are \"sane, holy, and righteous\", every one.\nShalom in Messiah,\nHello, new friend. I'm glad you thought my one article worthy of sharing in your post. I haven't had a chance to read through your post in full but from what I've gleaned, I think I agree with you very much. Good for you for having dialogue with others. :) May your words be seasoned with salt and bring HaShem blessing!\nI think the reference your friend is looking for regarding the beards is Leviticus 19:27 which says not to mar the edges of your beard. That can be interpreted in several ways - to let the sideburns grow out all the way, to grow a beard and not shave at all, not to cut your hair above the temples, etc.\nI agree that what a lot of traditional Christianity teaches makes Jesus out to be a false prophet by Biblical standards. This simply cannot be the case. If it were the case then He would not have been the Messiah. I agree that the \"Jesus\" of today is not much like the Yeshua of Scripture.\nAnd no, I don't believe that it was Shimon Kefa (Simon Peter) that the \"new\" congregation would be built upon. If that were indeed the intent of such a statement then why would Ya'akov HaTzadik, the brother of Yeshua (also called James the Righteous or James the Just) be the leader of the congregation in Jerusalem and not Kefa? If Yeshua were indeed a Torah breaker, would the leaders of the Judeans in that day allow Ya'akov special privileges at the Temple or respect him so greatly, even today? I think not. There just isn't evidence to back up such a claim, only writings of men from later times without an understanding of the foundation of the faith.\nI believe that it is upon the faith that Shimon Kefa had when making the statement that Yeshua was indeed the Sent One, the Sprout of Jesse, the long awaited Messiah - THIS faith, this trust, this belief is what the believing congregation would be built upon.\nBlessings to you and keep up the good work!\nBTW - Shem Tov Matthew. I have an audio file by Brian Tebbitt discussing the work. I'd be happy to share it with you if you are interested.\nHi ancient paths,\nI've listened to Brian Tebbitt's teaching on Shem Tov's Hebrew Matthew. He believes that Shem Tov's Hebrew Matthew is a translation from the Latin or Greek into Hebrew, and not a manuscript from the original Hebrew.\nI'm aware that scholars are divided on this issue. I don't know whether Shem Tov's is a manuscript from Hebrew or a translation from Greek. It is interesting to note. I hope someday we'll find the original Hebrew that was mentioned by the early church fathers; we'll then have the ability to properly discern whether Shem Tov's Hebrew Matthew is more correct than the Greek-based translations we have today.\nJedidiah Tuesday, March 11, 2008 10:41:00 AM\nJudah, do you know where I can get a CORRECT Translation of the New Testament, from a Hebrew perspective? Thanks, Jed\nHey Jedidiah,\nI'd say the one that gives the best Hebrew perspective would be perhaps David H. Stern's Complete Jewish Bible, which contains both Tenakh (\"Old Testament\") and New Testament.\nThat said, because we don't have the original Hebrew for any of the gospels, despite at least some of them being originally authored in Hebrew, it's hard to say which is the most accurate. Most of our Bibles are based on Greek translations of the New Testament.\nephrem the penitent Wednesday, June 11, 2008 12:58:00 AM\nSt Paul said, to know them that have the eldership over you and to be respectful. Your fast conclusions are stated not in the humble way the Apostles commend. In their day, there was Peter and the Twelve; there was the Primacy and their was the Collegiality. It was our Lord's intention to give His new mystical body a strong head. \"who is that wise steward who gives the household their meat in due season?!\"\nNow there have been good chief stewards and there has been evil chief stewards, but what good body has no head? and what keeper of the keys of david is not a shepherd and a high priest?\nMy friend, do not speak ill of dignities!\n\"there was the Primacy and their was the Collegiality\"\nWhere is the Scriptural support for this? I don't see the word \"primacy\" or \"collegiality\" anywhere in Scripture.\nThe head of Messiah is Y'shua himself, not a Pope elected by humanity. Paul told you this in Colossians 1:\nAnd Messiah is the head of the body, the assembly; he is the beginning and the firstborn from among the dead, so that in everything he might have the supremacy.\nNo pope shares in that supremacy. To exalt such a human is nothing short of idolatry, friend.",
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        "raw_content": "At the end of 2014, we learned that joblessness in the UK reached its lowest since the beginning of the financial crisis of 2008. According to the ONS, unemployment is now 6 per cent, having reached its peak at 8 per cent in 2009. This seems to be good news, especially for young adults who have been affected by job loss during the recession. However, higher employment prospects do not necessarily mean having the income necessary to achieve a socially acceptable standard of living.\nThe Prince\u2019s Trust just released a study highlighting that young adults who are out of work are at risk of becoming socially isolated. This resonates with the latest findings of our Household Below a Minimum Income Standard (MIS) report, which indicates that almost 85 per cent of out-of-work adults under 35 years of age do not have the income necessary to achieve a socially acceptable standard of living, and 56 per cent of them have incomes below half MIS, a level where it is very difficult to make ends meet. Not being able to afford an adequate living standard could lead to isolation, as illustrated by a woman who took part in one of our research groups as part of the MIS project, \u201cliving on your own is very lonely and you do need to socialise. You do need to socialise otherwise you become a hermit\u201d.\nHaving insufficient income for a socially acceptable standard of living, however, is not only a problem for unemployed people but also for those who are employed. Half of adults under 35 years of age working part-time are below MIS but more than a third of them have incomes below half of MIS. Self-employment does not present a better picture: self-employed young adults have seen their risk of falling below MIS increase from 37 per cent in 2008/09 to 48 per cent in 2012/13.\nFor adults over 35, the risk of not having adequate incomes is overall lower than for younger adults. However, they have seen the risk increased regardless of their working status since the crisis hit. Unemployed adults over 35 saw the risk of not having the income needed to live a socially acceptable standard of living increase from 69 per cent in 2008/09 to 75 per cent in 2012/13. Those self-employed and those working part-time saw the risk increase from 36 and 44 per cent to 37 and 46 per cent respectively.\nThe government\u2019s economic forecast presents a positive picture for 2015, with overall growth and a reduction in unemployment. We still have to see if these projections materialise in the following months. In the meantime, the number of single working age adults finding difficult to achieve a socially acceptable standard of living has been on the rise. And, as one of the participants in our research groups remarked, \u201cwho wants to go to work every day just to pay for your gas, electricity and have nothing social?\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "Studies show that there is a clear relationship between high patient satisfaction and healthcare organizations that provide safe, quality care. A report by Health Grades (May 2012) noted that hospitals that were ranked (by patients) in the top percentages for nursing and physician communication had lower rates of adverse patient safety events. For example, bed sores occurred approximately 46% more frequently in hospitals that patients had ranked in the lowest 10% for provider communication.\nAs a rule, traditional medical education did not stress or teach young physicians how to optimally communicate with patients or other providers to improve the quality of patient care, patient safety, and provider relations among themselves. Although nursing schools have taught the importance of being advocates for patients, formal training programs in communication and teamwork were, for the most part, not available.\nThe importance of communication as a basic component and foundation of patient care became evident at the beginning of the new millennium with the release of the Health and Medicine Division\u2019s (formerly Institute of Medicine) report \u201cTo Err is Human.\u201d Providers could no longer just assume that patients automatically understood the complexities of taking prescription medications or complying with detailed outpatient treatment plans. Furthermore, providers could no longer simply assume that traditional methods of medical care delivery would remain constant.\nMany healthcare risks are taken when traditional means of communication are not improved and perfected. Improved policies, processes and systems have had a direct relationship to reducing medical errors and improving patient safety. But providers have come (and the numbers are increasing) to realize that when technology is used in harmony with provider expertise, provider-patient relationships thrive. By learning and implementing the many simple techniques and strategies for improving communication throughout the healthcare industry, provider and patient satisfaction levels soar.\nPerhaps the most important aspect of communicating effectively with patients and other providers is to be respectful at all times. Merely going back to basics and remembering and adhering to the Golden Rule \u2014 Do unto others as you would have them do unto you \u2014 makes a colossal difference in improving provider-patient and provider-provider relationships. Listeners tend to \"shut down\" immediately when they sense or experience a negative attitude or communication style on the part of a speaker. Patients expect interactions with providers to be positive, respectful and honest.\nThe following list of Strategies to Improve Provider-Patient Communication is straightforward and can be incorporated into any conversation with a patient:\nStart with a warm introduction. Some providers walk into a waiting room and introduce themselves to their patients. This makes patients feel important. It indicates that the provider is not in a rush and is taking the time to greet them rather having them ushered into an empty exam room by office staff.\nGreet the patient by name. Greet patients by their formal name. \u201cHello Mrs. Jones, I am Dr. Smith.\u201d If you prefer to be less formal or you know the patient well enough, use first names. By nature, people like to hear their own names. When providers know and use patients\u2019 names when greeted and throughout the medical process, stronger bonds and relationships are created.\nMake eye contact. This feature of a personal interaction cannot be underestimated! If you don\u2019t make eye contact with patients, they may assume that your thoughts are elsewhere or you are not interested in their medical issue. Eye contact is a sign of confidence, and patients want to feel confident that they are in good hands.\nReview the chart before entering a room where a patient is waiting. First impressions are very important. In keeping with the concept of making good eye contact, immediate eye contact with the patient \u2014 not the patient\u2019s chart \u2014 when entering a patient\u2019s room is essential. Review the chart before you enter the room so you can pay attention to the patient once in the room.\nTake a seat after entering room. The act of sitting down next to the patient after entering a room will provide additional comfort. It shows you are taking time for the patient and are not just rushing in to rush out. This may be difficult when making academic rounds with multiple participants; but when possible, pull up a chair when visiting a patient\u2019s room and have a bedside conversation, regardless of length of time.\nBe engaged. Patients know when providers care; patients know when providers are prepared; and patients know when providers are authentically engaged. Consistency of communication is an art. Whether a provider is stressed, fatigued or otherwise preoccupied due to any number of reasons, they must learn the art of being consistently engaged with all patients.\nKeep in mind that patients may be anxious. Patients seek out healthcare providers for personal and often complicated medical conditions. In most cases, they\u2019d rather be on vacation! Patients are fearful, concerned, uncomfortable, worried, or even terrified when they visit a physician or healthcare facility. Even a healthy person fears a possible diagnosis when going in for a routine annual physical exam. Providers need to be mindful of their patients\u2019 emotions and how these emotional states will affect the way they describe their symptoms and problems, how they interact with providers, and how information and instructions are received. Take time to understand a patient\u2019s state of mind, and then communicate in a healing and professional manner.\nListen to and acknowledge patient concerns. It is important that providers listen, understand and acknowledge what patients are saying. Take time to ask appropriate questions to ensure that important pieces of information were not overlooked by the patient. When providers take the time to listen, miscommunication is, for the most part, averted and medical errors are significantly reduced.\nAvoid interrupting the patient if possible. Allow the patient to finish explaining. Providers often interrupt patients with questions in the middle of a conversation. Let patients complete their thoughts before questioning further. 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        "raw_content": "Let\u2019s all get depressed with The Paris Wife!\n\u201cLove is a beautiful liar.\u201d\nAll you need is one word to describe The Paris Wife by Paula Mclain and that would be depressing.\n\u201cNot everyone believed in marriage then. To marry was to say you believed in the future and in the past, too \u2013 that history and tradition and hope could stay knit together to hold you up. But the war had come and stolen all the fine young men and our faith, too. There was only today to throw yourself into without thinking about tomorrow, let alone forever. To keep you from thinking, there was liquor, an ocean\u2019s worth at least, all the vices and plenty of rope to hang yourself with. But some of us, a very few in the end, bet on marriage against the odds. And though I didn\u2019t feel holy, exactly, I did feel that what we had was rare and true \u2013 and that we were safe in the marriage we had built and were building everyday.\u201d pg xi\nAfter reading the above paragraph you\u2019d think one would sigh at the sweet-love-conquers all sentiment, but not me. It made me depressed. Why? I knew Hemingway was married four times before he shot himself, so I knew this marriage didn\u2019t last (I also knew it was because he had an affair). Then there was this after it all went down:\n\u201cAll that was left for me was a terrible kind of paralysis, this game, this heartbreak game.\u201d\nSo while I have nothing to say negative about the writing, you\u2019re destined to be saddened (unless you hate love and wish it was murdered), because the story itself cannot be changed. Was it worth reading? Yes, it\u2019s an interesting look into part of Hemingway\u2019s life, but still sad friends, still sad.\nWhile discussing this book, my friend Allison found the perfect song for this book and how we felt. It fits perfectly:\nFiled Under: Book Review, Historical Fiction Tagged With: ambition and betrayal, Author, book review, Ernest Hemingway, Ezra Pound, F. Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald, fiction, France, Gertrude Stein, Hadley, heart breaking, historical fiction, Jazz Age, Lost Generation, novel, Paris, Paula Mclain, The Paris Wife by Paula Mclain\nSusan Ervien\nI couldn\u2019t finish it. And I was even listening to it on CD. It was just too disheartening, frankly. Knowing what I know now about World War I (thanks Downton Abbey!), I understand where Hemingway was coming from and the attitude of people living during that time (and shortly thereafter) a little more. And yet, it\u2019s still so depressing. They had no hope, and searched for it in all sorts of strange places. It was as if the entire world was turned upside down by the war, and they never knew how to right it. Instead, they embraced the chaos. As a side note, I\u2019m sure the Absinthe didn\u2019t help :).\nI agree \u2013 it was an entire world turned upside down!\nWe just read this in my book club and most of us liked it. I think it was depressing, yes, but I loved how honest Hadley was. Fun to get different opinions! This is Erin McGee\u2019s friend by the way.\nHey Jill! I thought it was a great book for book club! I agree \u2013 I enjoyed Hadley\u2019s honesty, but the story was just so sad. I liked the insight for sure though! Have you guys read this one for book club? Such a great book to read!\nhttps://booksandbeverages.wordpress.com/2013/05/20/the-guernsey-literary-and-potato-pie-society-annie-barrows-mary-ann-shaffer/",
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Topics range from the ethics of Plato and Aristotle to questions of political economy and voting rights.\nCollected Works of Gerard Manley Hopkins: Volume 3: Diaries, Journals, and Notebooks\nGerard Manley Hopkins was not only one of the most gifted Victorian poets, he was a compelling diarist who used his journals for everything from daily to-do lists to the most intimate spiritual self-assessments.\nCollected Works of Gerard Manley Hopkins: Volume VII: The Dublin Notebook\nHiggins, Lesley J.\nHopkins's 'Dublin Notebook' brings us closer to Hopkins's life and times than any other volume, providing a digitized facsimile of the large journal he used for academic, personal, and religious notes, accompanied by a careful transcription of the hand-written text, and thorough explanatory notes to guide the reader.\nCollected Works of Gerard Manley Hopkins: Volumes I and II: Correspondence\nHopkins's letters are his secular confessional and if we wish to understand the man and his poetry, they cannot be ignored. 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        "raw_content": "Archive for category: Refugees\nYou are here: Home \u00bb The Blog \u00bb Refugees\nA Look at Living Conditions in Kutupalong Bulukhail\nMyanmar is a nation of deep ethnic divide. In speeches, prominent military, civilian and religious leaders refer to it was \u201cThe Western Gate\u201d \u2014 depicting Burmese society as a rhetorical last-line-of-defense, holding back \u201chordes\u201d of Muslims from \u201cinvading\u201d Buddhist Myanmar and Thailand. This \u201cat war\u201d mentality has fermented for generations, culminating in a climate of prejudice where any action is justified.\nBackground of the Current Crisis\nThe current crisis began when violence escalated in late 2016. Burmese security forces used hostilities against the ARSA \u2014 a Rohingya ethnic militia \u2014 as a pretext for military action in a counterinsurgency campaign.\nAtrocities followed.\nOver 350 villages were burned to the ground between August and November 2017 alone. And, since 2017, 688,000 Rohingya fled into Bangladesh, taking refuge in Bangladesh with the hundreds of thousands who had already fled in the years prior.\nKutupalong Bulukhail \u2014 known as the \u201cmega camp\u201d \u2014 is the largest of the refugee camps built in the hills of Cox\u2019s Bazar, one of Bangladesh\u2019s poorest districts. It serves as the home to 600,000 people. Swaths of forest needed to be cleared in order to make room for the bamboo and tarp shelters of refugees. While the camp is a source of safety, it was hastily constructed during the crisis and lacks modern infrastructure which means that facilities are far from perfect.\nContaining the Spread of Disease\nWith masses of people living in close quarters without modern infrastructure, infection can easily spread. Focusing on preventing infectious diseases, is often more effective than treatment.\nOne high priority disease is Diphtheria, a potentially lethal bacterial infection that affects the airways and the heart. Children are in particular danger of contracting the disease. Since Oct. 2017 the WHO has vaccinated 898,000 children, living in and near the refugee camps as part of a targeted prevention program. By inoculating those with the weakest immune systems viruses it can be kept from spreading to adults.\nTo keep ahead of future problems, 153 independent health facilities serving the refugees have banded together in an electronic Early Warning and Response System created by the WHO. Everyday medical professionals verify and investigate alerts, helping to deliver fast treatment.\nHunger is another concern. Living as stateless, often internally displaced, people many Rohingya have already endured a life of poverty. Their situation is worsened when they are forced to leave everything they cannot carry as they flee to Bangladesh.\nYears of poverty and forced migration result in malnutrition. Children are especially vulnerable: 38 percent have stunted growth and 12 percent are severely malnourished.\nOnce they arrive, organizations like Action Against Hunger (AAH) work to feed refugees. Assisted by Rohingya volunteers, AAH operates community kitchens in the camps which serve 11,000 meals every day. Throughout 2017 the kitchens and other programs have helped 422,963 people.\nProviding Access to Safe Water\nWater has proven to be a more challenging problem than food or medicine. Providing drinking water and ensuring that it is drinkable is no small feat. AAH, UNICEF and Doctors Without Borders have all made efforts to improve water conditions by digging wells and constructing long-term latrines. AAH alone installed more than 230 drinking water access points in 2017.\nNow as monsoon season is here, living conditions in Kutupalong Bulukhail are worse than ever. The heavy rains frequently destabilize the newly deforested terrain of the camp and the threat landslide become apparent. Fortunately, those in the most dangerous zones have been relocated to safer areas by the UNHCR.\nThe seasonal hardships make Myanmar\u2019s offer of \u201csafe and dignified\u201d repatriation more enticing. However, the U.N. and dozens of aid organizations warn that it is likely a false promise. Refugees that return home would only put them in further danger. Kutupalong Balukhail will likely be their home for some time to come.\nOne refugee recalls a conversation with her brother:\n\u201cI have a brother back in Myanmar. They are still afraid to sleep at night\u2026 After coming here, through the blessings of Allah and the Bangladesh government, we can sleep at night.\u201d\n\u2013 John Glade\nin Refugees, Rohingya People /by Kim Thelwell/#permalink\nChild Refugees in Uganda: Solutions to a Crisis\nWith a mass exodus from South Sudan, Uganda has become the largest refugee-host nation in Africa. Both 2017 and 2018 saw a significant influx of refugees into the country. Experts believe the number of refugees is only going to increase in the upcoming period.\nAs more and more refugees enter Uganda, its basic services and resources are continuously put under increased stress. Child refugees in Uganda have become a very significant issue facing the Ugandan government and international organizations. However, government and different organizations teamed up to initiate a long-term plan to help refugee and native-born children alike.\nThe Problem in Numbers\nAs of early 2018, there were over one million refugees from South Sudan and 300,000 from Burundi, the Democratic Republic of the Congo and other closely neighboring countries in Uganda. Out of these 1.3. million, its estimated that 61 percent are children.\nDue to a shortage of aid workers, funding and supplies refugee children face severe consequences such as virus and disease outbreaks. The Ugandan Ministry of Health alongside the U.N. International Children\u2019s Emergency Funds (UNICEF) were able to successfully stop a Marburg virus outbreak in refugee camps. Despite this achievement, there are growing concerns about measles, malaria and cholera.\nMany child refugees in Uganda face little access to education. Only 35 percent of 5-year-olds entering primary schooling were enrolled in any sort of educational programs provided by nonprofit organizations or by the Ugandan government.\nExtremely high acute malnutrition rates ranged from 14.9 percent to 21.5 percent among new arrivals, with some areas experiencing a 2 percent growth in malnutrition rates in 2018.\nThere is a high number of unaccompanied children that are often the most vulnerable with little to no support from adult-aged persons. These children can be easily forced into armed groups or sex slavery.\nThe Northern Region of Uganda is responsible for most of the refugees and has also experienced challenges for the local children. For instance, 24 percent of females older than 15 are illiterate, 17 percent of school-aged children are out of school, 53 out of 1000 children die before their fifth birthday and 21 percent of Ugandans live in poverty.\nNongovernmental Organizations Efforts\nWhile the refugee crisis has proven to be a great challenge for Uganda, the country has chosen to commit its resources in order to protect and provide for the vulnerable population living alongside the local population. Three international organizations have begun long-term projects in order for the Ugandan government to reform the country and better care for refugees and native populations alike.\nSave the Children is the largest global charity for children started in the United States. The nonprofit has worked alongside the U.N. in implementing their programs throughout Northern Uganda. As of 2017, Save the Children oversaw six refugee sites, an emergency health unit teamed up the Ugandan Ministry of Health and 30 child-friendly spaces and educational facilities. Moreover, additional programs extended beyond refugee camps to encompass local communities with the goal of increasing child protection, education and food and economic security.\nAccording to their 2017 report, 66,114 children were given shelter, 89,790 were cared for in crisis situations, 312,790 were provided with medical and sanitation supplies, 20,169 were raised from malnutrition and 3,154 parents were supported to meet the basic needs of their children.\nThe United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) has primarily focused its attention on identifying refugee populations and supporting unaccompanied children. Working in close collaboration with the Ugandan government, the agency\u2019s largest biometric data in history was launched in 2017. The point of recording refugees and providing identification for them is to better plan and situate resources and responses. If aid groups know exactly where vulnerable populations are and what are their circumstances, then professionals will respond more effectively and efficiently. To this date, over one million refugees have been identified.\nAs children spill across the border without adult supervision, extra resources are needed for their protection. The UNHCR has created and built settlements where older children are the heads of the household and they are provided with shelter, protection, education and basic services. However, staff shortages have proven difficult to monitoring these children at all times.\nUNICEF has taken a lead role in helping child refugees in Uganda by directing programs between the Ugandan government and active nonprofits. Unfortunately, the agency only received 30 percent of requested funding in 2017. Despite these shortages, 61 percent of total targets were still met in nutrition (741,436 children aided), health (667,050), sanitation (463,480), protection (13,821), education (119,059) and HIV & AIDS (4,630).\nWith these results in mind, UNICEF has ambitious goals going forward. In 2018, the organization is expecting a final requested funding of more than $66 million. This funding will be focused on education, health, water and sanitation, nutrition, protection and HIV/AIDS.\nFurthermore, the agency is beginning the planning of a long-term and collaborative program between nonprofits, the Ugandan government and international agencies. The basic provisions of the program include the dispersion of technological supplies and know-how, national educational and health strategies linked with refugees and the strengthening of emergency response teams. For example, m\u2013Tac, a mobile app recently introduced to Uganda, allows agencies to send vital information to field teams during crises.\nHumanitarian groups and the Ugandan government are launching some of the world\u2019s largest refugee programs. The question of receiving refugees has long been about how to best protect them from harm and danger. The child refugees in Uganda certainly have a long path ahead of them, but they won\u2019t have to walk on alone.\nin Refugees, Uganda /by Kim Thelwell/#permalink\nPomegranate Kitchen Opens Doors for Refugees in New Zealand\nWith 65.6 million displaced individuals worldwide, including 22.5 million refugees, issues of refugee resettlement have become increasingly important. Even when countries do accept refugees, finding employment and housing can often be difficult, and refugees may find that the local community is resistant to their presence. To combat some of these issues, Pomegranate Kitchen, an organization that provides catering services, was formed in 2016 exclusively to employ female refugees in New Zealand as cooks, offering them work that allows them to use skills they already possess and share their cultural food with others.\nDisputes Over New Zealand\u2019s Refugee Quota\nNew Zealand, which currently has a population of 4.7 million, has taken in more than 33,000 refugees since World War II. The nation prides itself on having a strong resettlement program: all refugees in New Zealand spend their first six weeks at the Mangere Refugee Resettlement Center (MRRC), which has programming designed to prepare refugees for life in the nation, including how to find employment and housing. Additionally, the government has launched a community sponsorship pilot program that will assist in refugee resettlement, providing English language classes and helping refugees navigate their communities.\nHowever, New Zealand has faced criticism for the low number of refugees that they accept. The nation maintained a yearly quota of 750 refugees from 1987 until 2016, when the government raised the quota to 1,000 in response to claims by surrounding nations that New Zealand was not doing its part in sharing the burden of the global refugee crisis. Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and the labor-led government pledged in the summer of 2018 to further increase the yearly quota to 1,500, although there is currently no timeline for this change.\nPomegranate Kitchen\u2019s Inspiration\nAmid these discussions of quotas and costs, Rebecca Stewart, the co-founder of Pomegranate Kitchen, wants to bring the human element of the refugee crisis back into focus. She founded Pomegranate Kitchen in October of 2016 with her step-mother, Angie Winther, to provide employment opportunities for female refugees in New Zealand. Although Stewart and Winther do not have the ability to resolve government debates, they are doing what they can by making a difference for refugee women living in their community.\nThe inspiration for Pomegranate Kitchen came when Stewart worked for the Red Cross and saw the difficulties many refugees had in finding employment due to language barriers and lack of experience. Stewart believes that it is important to focus on the skills that refugees possess and what they can bring to New Zealand\u2019s society.\nGrowth and Structure of Pomegranate Kitchen\nAlthough the organization started small, Pomegranate Kitchen has developed significantly since 2016. Initially, they shared a kitchen with another restaurant and had to run a PledgeMe campaign to get the business going; now, thanks to community support, the catering service is thriving and hopes to continue to grow. Stewart stated that they have \u201cbeen really lucky that so many people in the community understand what we\u2019re trying to do and support it.\u201d\nPomegranate Kitchen currently employs cooks from Iran, Ethiopia, Syria, Afghanistan and Iraq. Despite some tensions due to cultural differences, the refugee cooks at Pomegranate Kitchen all get along fairly well and operate within a collaborative, rather than hierarchical, system. Stewart provides training on how to work in a commercial kitchen, including recipe creation, health and safety and stock management, but the women do not need extensive cooking training as they already have significant skills.\nAdditionally, refugee women are involved at all levels of the organization, including as head chefs and supervisors. This involvement ensures that the voices of the refugees are heard and considered in the decision-making process. Women in higher-level positions are also able to develop new types of skills including managerial, interpersonal and time management.\nThrough Pomegranate Kitchen, refugees in New Zealand have been able to connect with the local community. Pomegranate Kitchen\u2019s cooks use their own recipes to make dishes from their homelands, bringing new cuisine to New Zealand. A refugee from Iraq who works as a cook stated that she found her work rewarding because \u201cpeople are interested to learn about my culture and enjoy the food we have to offer.\u201d Stewart emphasized the role that Pomegranate Kitchen plays in community building by stating, \u201cOur cooks are sharing their food and bridging the cultural divide.\u201d\nPomegranate Kitchen shows how even small organizations have the potential to make a great difference for refugees in New Zealand. 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        "raw_content": "Leaving the Scene of an Accident Involving Death\nBordentown NJ Leaving Scene of Accident Attorney\nWhether or not you are at fault in a car accident, it is imperative that you remain on the scene until police arrive. This is especially true if someone is injured. If you leave an accident where someone is injured and they subsequently die, you could be facing second degree felony charges and a ten (10) year State Prison sentence. Additionally, the Burlington County Prosecutor may file a motion for a Pretrial Detention Hearing in an effort to keep you locked up and until trial. Do not let what began as a basic car accident into felony criminal charges under NJSA 2C:11-5.1. Whether you were intoxicated or sober at the time of the accident, you should consult with an attorney to learn exactly what steps need to be taken before speaking with any investigating police officers.\nIf you or a family member were arrested and charged with leaving the scene of an accident resulting in a death, the law firm of Proetta & Oliver can help. Our team of criminal trial attorneys consists of Former New Jersey Deputy Attorney General, William C. Fay, IV, who prosecuted hundreds of cases for the State Attorney\u2019s Office. Our attorneys has handled criminal cases throughout New Jersey involving Assault by Auto, Eluding, Leaving the Scene of an Accident, Aggravated Assault and Driving While Intoxicated. If you have criminal charges stemming from an incident in Mount Holly, Moorestown, Evesham, Bass River, Mount Laurel, Pemberton, Florence, Burlington Township or Bordentown, call (609) 850-8284. Our office can be reached 24/7 for your convenience and the initial consultation is always provided free of charge.\nNJ Criminal Charges for Leaving the Scene of a Fatal Accident\nPursuant to N.J.S.A. 2C:11-5.1: \u201cA motor vehicle operator who knows he is involved in an accident and knowingly leaves the scene of that accident under circumstances that violate the provisions of N.J.S.A. 39:4-129 shall be guilty of a crime of the second degree if the accident results in the death of another person\u201d\nBased on this law, all the Police and Burlington County Prosecutor\u2019s Office need in order to charge and convict you is proof that:\n\u2022You were involved in an accident while driving a motor vehicle\n\u2022That you were aware that you were involved in an accident\n\u2022That you knowingly left the accident\n\u2022That the accident result in the death of another person (whether that person was in a vehicle or not)\nYou need to realize that it is irrelevant whether or not you realized that someone was injured/deceased or that you knew the rules for leaving the scene of an accident.\nHow Long Can I Go to Jail for Leaving the Scene of an Accident?\nThis will depend upon what you were charged with by police. If you charges are only for Leaving the Scene of a Fatal Accident then you are facing a second degree felony offense with a potential prison sentence between 5 and 10 years in a New Jersey State Prison as well as a $150,000 fine. However, if you are also charged with Aggravated Manslaughter based on the accident then you will be facing even an additional 10 years in prison.\nLeaving the Scene of a Deadly Accident Attorneys in Mount Holly NJ\nWe understand the complexities of criminal cases involving accidents. While the State will attempt to introduce their own officers and accident reconstruction experts, it is important that we employ our own investigators and experts to combat the Burlington County Prosecutor\u2019s case. If you have already made statements or admissions to the detectives, then we may need to file motion to suppress your statements. Whatever the situation, our firm is prepared and able to mount your criminal defense. Call 609.850.8284 today and speak with a former New Jersey Deputy Attorney General, William C. Fay, IV, today and learn what can be done for your or your family member.",
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        "raw_content": "Iran's housing prices turn many into millionaires\nTEHRAN (Reuters) - Negar Ehteshami just paid the equivalent of $6 million in rials in cash for a luxurious apartment. But it is not in New York or London. It is in the capital of the Islamic Republic of Iran.\nA view of buildings in north western Tehran May 17, 2008. REUTERS/Morteza Nikoubazl\n\u201cI am a millionaire because of this 300-square-metre apartment,\u201d said Ehteshami, a 56-year-old interior designer from a rich Iranian family who has always lived in an affluent northern Tehran neighborhood.\n\u201cBut nothing else in my life resembles the life of a millionaire,\u201d she said, moving her Hermes handbag out of the way as she closed the window of her apartment.\n\u201cHere I feel (as though) I am inside a helicopter. I can see the whole city.\u201d\nHers is a tale with echoes in much of the West: a house price surge fuelled partly by easy lending. In Iran, however, people are still being priced out of the market.\nMansour Bagheri, a businessman living in Germany since 1980, hopes to make a fortune from this business model.\n\u201cI get loans in Europe, where I live, and buy apartments in Tehran. I am all set to become super rich,\u201d he said.\nA real estate boom in the world\u2019s fourth-largest oil producer has been powered by President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad\u2019s economic policies since he was elected in 2005, economic analysts say.\nReal estate prices surged by more than 100 percent in 2007, after rising by about 65 percent in 2006 and more than 50 percent in 2005. Some economists see huge scope for the market to keep rising as, with interest rates below inflation, Iranians seek a store of value in property.\n\u201cThe high prices might be a bubble,\u201d said economist Reza Abdizadeh. \u201cIt might be fake and not logical. But it is a fact. Historically, housing prices have never dropped in Iran. The government might be able to stop prices from rising but will not succeed in lowering them.\u201d\nShortly after Ahmadinejad was elected, his government came up with a plan for \u201cquick-impact loans,\u201d handing out substantial sums to individuals and companies with plans to create jobs in Iran where the official unemployment rate is above 10 percent.\nThis stimulus is also a textbook trigger for inflation and alarmed many, including the head of Iran\u2019s Central Bank, Tahmasb Mazaheri.\n\u201cIt has created problems since in effect ... the main issue is massive floating capital,\u201d said economist Saeed Leylaz.\nThe government has said those who have used the money to invest in property and not for creating jobs will be banned from obtaining loans for five years.\nCriticized by politicians and economists for his populist economic policies, Ahmadinejad cut bank interest rates despite strong liquidity growth last year. They are now well below inflation, currently above 20 percent a year.\n\u201cWhen there is no other opportunity to invest, and interest rates of banks are around 16 percent, naturally money flows to real estate,\u201d said Ali Afshari, a real estate agent.\nThe government has tried unsuccessfully to rein in prices.\nWith one million prospective owners coming on to the market each year and Iran capable of building only 600,000 new homes a year, conservative politician Mohammad Khoshchehreh said there was a shortage of 1.6 million homes.\nHamid Taghavi, a government employee with two children, sold his 60-square-metre apartment in Tehran to pay for his son\u2019s wedding in 2007. It has since become difficult for him even to rent a smaller apartment.\n\u201cI wanted to buy a smaller apartment with the rest of the money, but it seems at the age of 55 I will be homeless in less than two years,\u201d he said.\nStoking the fire, some real estate brokers and analysts forecast a \u201csuper jump\u201d in prices in the coming months amid mounting international pressure on Iran to suspend its nuclear work.\nThe United Nations has imposed three sets of sanctions on Iran over its disputed nuclear programme. In addition, Washington has blacklisted three of Iran\u2019s main state banks and, under U.S. pressure, European banks have also pulled out.\n\u201cLow interest rates, strong housing demand ... and the threat of additional U.N. sanctions on Iran will fuel prices,\u201d said Mehrdad Divani, a broker, expecting yet more Iranian capital to go into bricks and mortar.\nForeign capital has played a large role in the market\u2019s success, because of money repatriated by Iranians living abroad, which analysts believe has increased since Iran was first hit by U.N. sanctions in 2006.\n\u201cFear that assets may be frozen over the nuclear row and the economic recession in the West have accelerated money flows to Iran,\u201d said economist Bagher Safarian.\nAn engineer involved in mass construction of houses in southern Tehran also saw prices rising even more in 2008 as construction booms in much of the country, including in towns near Tehran, where many poorer workers live.\n\u201cPeople have money and they do not trust Iran\u2019s banking system because of political and economic instability,\u201d said Mansour Khalilian. \u201cAlso because the dollar and gold are losing value, people prefer to invest in real estate.\u201d\nAmong those hit by rising prices are Mahmoud Rahimi, a 35-year-old government employee, and his wife Simin. 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        "raw_content": "Meet the Canberra mums behind not-for-profit bottled water brand We Ain\u2019t Boring\nEver started a conversation with the phrase \u201cdon\u2019t blame us, we just live here,\u201d when describing our fair city?\nI know it\u2019s something I used to be guilty of, but as I\u2019ve grown and dare I say matured, I\u2019ve taken more and more opportunity to appreciate what Canberra has to offer, and I know two other great ladies who have too. What\u2019s more, they are now giving back to the Canberra Community in a big way.\nLong time Canberrans and best friends Emma and Soud are the proud initiators of not for profit company We Ain\u2019t Boring. This new little company, that is growing by the month, sells premium Aussie bottled spring water in local businesses and at events, donating 100 percent of profits to Canberra charities and other not-for-profits.\nAfter three months of trade, We Ain\u2019t Boring has donated a combined total of $1100 to YouthCare Canberra and the Stella Bella Little Stars Foundation.\nThese same mums were also responsible for last year\u2019s inaugural Spare 10 campaign, where locals were asked to hand over $10 to fund the purchase of thermals, gloves and beanies for Canberra\u2019s homeless. Their original goal was to raise $1000 over one month. To their surprise and delight, so many local\u2019s jumped on board to support the cause, the campaign raised $10,000 in just 3 weeks! The pair were then able to purchase not only a large supply of thermals, but also 120 sleeping bags for locals doing it rough. \u201cSpare 10\u201d has just kicked off for its second year.\nAfter last years success, this year they have set their sights a little higher. With more outlay both financially and personally, these two local mums started up We Ain\u2019t Boring to further support the Canberra community.\nAnd what would inspire two young mums with five kids between them (one being welcomed only ten weeks ago), to give so much back to the Canberra community? Well, to quote co-founder Emma Madsen, \u201cWe believe by supporting, funding and raising the profiles of such important local services, we\u2019re helping to improve the quality of lives right here in our own backyard,\u201d. Emma who sadly lost her beloved Mum, Jill to brain cancer in 2014, has the biggest heart around, and Soud who also looked to Jill as a mentor, is a straight talker who wears her heart a little further up her sleeve, but it comes out in spades.\nCurrently, the bottled water is sold wholesale to local caf\u00e9s, supermarkets and events. These businesses then resell the water and make a profit for their own business too. \u201cAfter we cover our business costs, we then donate every single cent left\u201d, said Co-founder, Soud. Local residences are also able to order cases online for their home or private events.\nEmma and Soud ask their stockists to take turns in selecting a local organisation, program or service close to their hearts. This model means donations are reaching as many different services and organisations as possible.\nSo next time you\u2019re telling someone about where you\u2019re from, tell them with pride. \u201cI\u2019m from Canberra, and We Ain\u2019t Boring\u201d and tell them about how we look after each other!\nwww.weaintboringcbr.com",
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        "raw_content": "Presidio Graduate School (PGS), an accredited, private educational institution offering unique programs in sustainability management, seeks an experienced entrepreneur and savvy organizational builder to serve as its next President. At the forefront of innovation, PGS prepares students to think and lead differently by offering first of its kind MBA, MPA, and certificate programs that truly integrate sustainable management and social responsibility in every dimension of the educational experience. With a burning desire to change the world for the good, PGS develops leaders interested in creating business and management solutions with real environmental, economic, and social impact. With a highly devoted Board of Directors, a new global partner and investor, and a passionate faculty, staff, students, and alumni, the President will have an extraordinary opportunity to chart a new global path for the institution into the future.\nOriginally founded in 1993 as Presidio World College, PGS was created on the premise that private enterprise, the public sector, and NGOs, must bridge the gap between commerce and the common good to create meaningful and impactful change in the world. In today\u2019s climate, the need has never been greater for leaders to transcend political, economic, social, environmental, and cultural lines to create sustainable solutions. PGS has a fundamental commitment to creating positive impact with a focus upon ecological and social sustainability, helping to find the links between business and social enterprise. The institution cultivates leaders who design, lead, influence, and evolve organizations for a more just and lasting future. With the recent acquisition of Pinchot University and the upcoming change in control agreement with Amity Education Group, a top ranked non-profit university in India, the President will help leverage the educational expertise and resources of all institutions, with the goal of developing a rich academic experience and bold growth strategy with the larger Amity Education Group, and potentially other academic institutions, in the years to come.\nTo fulfill these ambitions, the President will address several opportunities and challenges:\nIn collaboration with Amity and the PGS community, establish a new shared identity and inspirational vision for the future;\nFurther enhance academic excellence;\nDevelop a sustainable financial model and enrollment strategy;\nInvest in operational infrastructure and ensure a cohesive, highly functioning organization;\nFurther position PGS as a thought leader at the nexus of innovation in global, sustainable education.\nPresidio Graduate School has retained Isaacson, Miller, a national executive search firm, to assist in this search. Screening of complete applications will begin immediately and continue until the completion of the search process. For more details, including the full position profile and to submit inquiries, nominations, referrals, and applications, please see the Isaacson, Miller website for the search: www.imsearch.com/6570. Electronic submission of materials is required.\nRegan Gough, Lindsay Gold, and Ludi Chow\nPresidio Graduate School is an equal opportunity employer.",
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        "raw_content": "Nebraska Wesleyan offers its educational program at far less than the actual cost of instruction and operation. The difference is covered by income from endowments and gifts. Nebraska Wesleyan reserves the right to make financial adjustments in tuition, fees, room, and board.\nComplete, up-to-date information on tuition and fees is located in each term\u2019s Registration and Policies.\nTuition is charged at a single rate for full-time students (those enrolled for 12-18 hours) for the fall and spring semesters. (Full-time students registering for more than 18 hours are charged the full-time, single tuition rate plus an overload, per credit hour tuition.) Part-time students (those enrolled for fewer than 12 credit hours) pay a per-hour tuition rate.\nFees are assessed to help support the services of campus facilities, as well as student activities and publications. Fees for full-time and part-time students are listed in the Registration and Policies for each term, and are not refundable.\nFull-time students who are declared music or music education majors, or first-semester first year students who are enrolled in a music major curriculum, may enroll for up to 3 credit hours of applied music lessons per semester without charge. Full-time performance music students may enroll for up to 4 credit hours of applied music lessons per semester without charge. Additional lessons, or lessons taken as a part-time student, are charged at the standard rate. Full-time music minors may enroll for up to 3 credit hours of applied music lessons per semester without charge, for a maximum of four semesters. Lessons taken as a part-time student or lessons taken beyond the four semesters, are charged at the standard rate. Students not meeting the above major or minor categories will be charged a music fee on a per-credit basis.\nRoom and board charges for residence halls operated by the University are described in Registration and Policies. For more specific information, contact the Residential Education Office.\nThe residential system and related policies are described in the Living on Campus section of the website.\nTuition, fees, room, and board are due at the beginning of each term. For the fall and spring semesters, each student must pay his or her account in full or make arrangements for payment with the Business Office by the end of the first week of the semester. Payment or arrangements for payment can be made in one or more of the following ways:\nPayment of all tuition and fees, room, and board\nPayments through the Monthly Payment Plan\n(For students receiving financial aid in the form of scholarships and/or grants and/or loans, one-half of the amount is credited to their Business Office accounts at the beginning of each semester, providing all necessary paper work has been completed and received in the Financial Aid Office.)\nIf payment is not received or arrangements are not made by the end of the first week of the semester, a $40 late fee is assessed. Additionally, students may be administratively withdrawn and will be charged 10% of the tuition and 100% of fees that apply to their registration.\nStudents leaving the University whose accounts are not paid in full may have their accounts turned to a collection agency. These students are responsible for all reasonable collection costs.\nNebraska Wesleyan University offers a monthly payment plan through a third-party vendor to help full-time students and their parents budget the cost of education. This special plan divides the cost of tuition, fees, and University-operated room and board (if applicable) into monthly installments. No interest is charged, but a service fee is added. The plan may cover any portion of costs up to full tuition, fees, room, and board. Contact the Business Office for details.\nStudents who find it necessary to withdraw from all courses at Nebraska Wesleyan during a semester for any reason shall receive refunds for tuition as follows:\nIf the withdrawing student has received a Nebraska Wesleyan-funded scholarship and/or grant, such financial aid will be prorated at the same percentage of tuition charged (see above schedule).\nAfter five weeks of the semester\u2019s classes have elapsed, no refund will be given to a withdrawing student. Calculations are based upon the date of the first meeting of classes. Items designated as fees will not be refunded. Room and board payments will be refunded as stated in the current housing contract.\nNo refunds are made to a student who withdraws from a special program, activity, or field trip after the deadline for acceptance to the program has passed. Students should consult the director of the special program.\nIf a student registers for more than 18 hours and later wishes to reduce the load for any reason, he or she must complete the procedure for withdrawal during the first five weeks of the semester to qualify for any refund of tuition charges for extra hours. Such refunds will be reduced by the original charge for each successive week of the semester according to the tuition refund schedule.\nIf individuals believe extenuating circumstances merit a departure from the tuition refund schedule, they may appeal in writing to the Dean for special consideration.\nThe Financial Aid Office will determine the Title IV Federal Student Aid refund percentage based upon the student withdrawal information on file in the Registrar\u2019s Office. The date of withdrawal is the date the completed \u201cWithdrawal from University\u201d form is given to the Registrar\u2019s Office. The number of days enrolled will include weekends but will not include scheduled breaks which are five days or longer.\nFor example, if a student withdraws at the end of five calendar weeks, the percentage of the semester attended would be calculated as follows: 5 weeks x 7 days=35 days divided by the number of days in the semester (not including scheduled breaks of five days or longer, 35\u00f7112=31%). In this example, the student will be entitled to 31% of the Title IV aid but 69% will have to be returned to the Federal government.\nWhen a student has attended 60% or more of the semester (68 days in this example), no Title IV aid has to be returned. Returned aid is allocated in the following order: Unsubsidized Federal Direct Loan, Subsidized Federal Direct Loan, Federal Perkins Loan, Federal Direct Parent (PLUS) Loan, Federal Pell Grant, Federal SEOG Grant.\nIf a student who has been awarded a federal loan and/or grant does not officially withdraw and fails to earn a passing grade in at least one course over an entire semester, the institution must assume, for Title IV purposes, that the student has unofficially withdrawn, unless the institution can document that the student completed the semester. Federal regulations require a Title IV refund calculation must be processed by the Director of Scholarships and Financial Aid (see description of calculations above).\nIf there is a balance due on tuition and fees and/or room and board after the return of Title IV Federal Student Aid, the student will be responsible for the balance due.\nNebraska Wesleyan University\u2019s financial aid program is designed to assist talented students who will benefit from Nebraska Wesleyan\u2019s academic program and to aid those who might not otherwise be able to take advantage of it.\nThe financial aid program at Nebraska Wesleyan includes:\nNebraska Wesleyan funded scholarships and grants\nFederally- and state-funded financial aid programs\nEligibility requirements and award amounts are subject to change from year to year by action of the Nebraska Wesleyan University Board of Governors or acts of the U.S. Congress. Changes will be announced by the Director of Scholarships and Financial Aid and updated on the university website.\nNebraska Wesleyan University underwrites its scholarship and grants-in-aid program through income from endowed funds, annual and special gifts. Students who receive scholarship monies underwritten by a specific donor will be notified and encouraged to express appreciation to the donor.\nStudents who are accepted for admission by Nebraska Wesleyan University and who qualify through academic performance will receive Wesleyan scholarships and grants without further application.\nStudents accepted for admission who wish to apply for additional financial assistance from one of the programs administered by Nebraska Wesleyan, the Federal Direct Loan Program, the Federal Grant Programs or Federal Work-Study Program, must submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and list Nebraska Wesleyan University, Title IV School Code 002555, as a recipient.\nWhen Nebraska Wesleyan receives the processed FAFSA information, the Director of Scholarships and Financial Aid notifies each student concerning results of his or her application for financial assistance.\nStudents must reapply each year for need-based financial aid by completing the FAFSA.\nWesleyan Academic Scholarships\nAmounts vary based on academic strength. Awards typically range from $10,000 to $16,000. Eligibility is based on ACT or SAT scores up to the end of December of student's senior year of high school and cumulative GPA at the time of application.\nHuge-NWU Scholarship\nNebraska Wesleyan University currently offers one competitive merit-based scholarship that covers the cost of tuition, fees, room and board. This scholarship is funded by the Harry and Reba Huge Foundation and Nebraska Wesleyan University. Harry Huge is a 1959 graduate of Nebraska Wesleyan University and Reba Kinne Huge is a 1959 graduate of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. To apply, a student must be entering the University as a first-time full-time student and meet the following requirements and complete the special application form (found on the University\u2019s website). An ACT composite score of 27 or above or SAT combined score (critical reading and mathematics) of 1200 or above, and top 20% of high school class is required. Each scholarship is renewable for three additional years provided the recipient maintains a 3.25 GPA on a 4.00 scale. Click here for application information and deadlines.\nNebraska Wesleyan Grants-in-Aid\nNebraska Wesleyan offers four types of grants-in-aid. The first is a talent grant/scholarship. A well-developed talent in music, theatre, or art is required, with academic achievement being a determining factor.\nThe second type is a need-based grant determined by demonstrated financial need.\nThe third is a tuition grant to dependents of Nebraska Wesleyan employees and the employees themselves. These grants also are available for dependent children less than 25 years of age of voting members/members in full connection of the Great Plains Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church, or full-time employees of the Great Plains Annual Conference. These dependent children of clergy and conference employees receive a ministerial tuition discount of up to 50% of tuition at Nebraska Wesleyan. Dependency is defined as an exemption on the federal income tax form. The ministerial discount is available only during the fall and spring semesters and may be used regardless of the number of hours carried. Recipients must maintain a 2.00 GPA to continue receiving the discount. They are not eligible for other Nebraska Wesleyan scholarships and grants in excess of 50% of tuition with the exception of the talent grants.\nThe fourth is a multi-family-member grant and/or a NWU Legacy Scholarship. Each semester when more than one family member attends Nebraska Wesleyan University full-time in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, a grant of $500 per semester is provided to the second family member, or $250 per semester to both family members. A third family member enrolled full-time at Nebraska Wesleyan University in the same semester will receive a $500 per semester multi-family-member grant. Married students, both attending Nebraska Wesleyan University, and independent students are not eligible for this grant. A student will be eligible to receive a $500 per semester NWU Legacy Scholarship if the student\u2019s sibling(s), parent(s), or grandparent(s) graduated from Nebraska Wesleyan University. Only one award will be made to a student even if more than one sibling, parent, or grandparent graduated from Nebraska Wesleyan University.\nAn eligible student may receive a grant up to the maximum award level as determined by the U.S. Congress each year.\nNWU Policy for Pell Recipients to Charge Books\nPell Grant recipients with a credit balance will be eligible for assistance from NWU to purchase books and supplies using their NWU account during the first week of classes. To be eligible, students must have received the Pell Grant, must have a Federal Title IV credit balance for the session/semester, and must have met all requirements for an early disbursement. A Federal Title IV credit balance is created when all federal financial aid funds exceed allowable charges (tuition, fees, room and board) for the session/semester. Eligibility will be reviewed each session/semester per student request.\nOnce a student is determined eligible for the book provision policy by the NWU Business Office, he/she can charge his or her books from the NWU Bookstore up to an amount approved by the Business Office. Eligibility for subsequent terms will be evaluated as each session begins per student request.\nIf a qualifying Pell Grant recipient does not want a book credit, she/he does not need to submit a receipt to the Business Office for approval.\nThe Federal TEACH Grant will provide up to $16,000 ($2,000 per semester) for students who intend to serve as a full-time teacher in a high-need field in a public or private elementary or secondary school that serves students from low-income families. To be eligible a student must file the FAFSA; be a U.S. citizen or eligible non-citizen; be enrolled as an undergraduate student in a postsecondary educational institution that has chosen to participate in the TEACH Grant Program; have declared a major in an eligible TEACH Grant program designated by Nebraska Wesleyan University and be enrolled in course work that is necessary to begin a career in teaching or plan to complete such course work; meet certain academic achievement requirements (generally, scoring above the 75th percentile on a college admissions test or maintaining a cumulative GPA of at least 3.25); sign a TEACH Grant Agreement to Serve with the federal government and complete Entrance Counseling with Nebraska Wesleyan University.\nThe Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grants (SEOG) provide funds ranging from $300 to $1,000 per year for students with exceptional financial need (with priority given to Federal Pell Grant recipients).\nROTC Scholarships/Veteran\u2019s Education Benefits\nReserve Officer\u2019s Training is available to both male and female Nebraska Wesleyan students through Air Force and Army programs conducted at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Scholarship funds covering Nebraska Wesleyan tuition and fees are available through these ROTC programs to qualified students. Interested students should contact ROTC at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln (call collect at 402.472.2473 or in Nebraska call 800.742.8800, extension 2473).\nNebraska Wesleyan University is an approved institution for federal education benefits from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. Students approved for education benefits from the VA should contact the Registrar\u2019s Office. See more information about Veteran's Education Benefits.\nNebraska Wesleyan\u2019s student employment opportunities, available only to full-time students in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, include approximately 600 part-time jobs, some of which are funded through the Federal Work-Study Program, and others that are funded by Nebraska Wesleyan. Students work three to 10 hours per week and are paid monthly.\nNebraska Wesleyan University participates in the Federal Direct Loan program.\nThe Federal Perkins Loan program enables eligible students to borrow from $200 to $1,500 per year. Interest at 5% and repayment start nine months after the student leaves college. Part or all of the loan is forgiven for those working in specified fields; under stated provisions, partial cancellation is also provided for military service. Repayment may be deferred up to three years while a borrower is in the Armed Forces or a volunteer in the Peace Corps or VISTA. (Contact Business Office for details.)\nA student with financial need may borrow up to $3,500 as a freshman, $4,500 as a sophomore, and $5,500 as a junior and as a senior. While the student is attending school at least halftime, the interest is paid by the federal government. An origination fee may reduce the net loan proceeds available to the student borrowers. Repayment begins six months after graduating, withdrawing, or dropping below halftime status if the student has not consolidated his or her loans. Repayment may extend up to 10 or more years.\nA student who is not eligible for a Subsidized Federal Stafford Loan may borrow similar amounts each year through the Unsubsidized Federal Stafford Loan program. An origination and federal default fee may be deducted from the proceeds of the loan. The student borrower is responsible for interest on the loan during in-school, grace, and deferment periods. Interest may be paid quarterly by the borrower or capitalized and added to the principal balance at the time of repayment. Repayment begins six months after graduating, withdrawing or dropping below half-time status. Additional amounts of Unsubsidized Federal Stafford Loans are available for independent students or students whose Parent Loan for Undergraduate Students (PLUS) have been denied. Due to Federal legislation in 2008, all students who file a FAFSA are eligible for an additional $2,000 in Unsubsidized Federal Direct Loan funds each year as well.\nParents of an undergraduate, dependent student may apply for a parent\u2019s loan for an amount up to the cost of the education minus other financial aid. An origination and federal default fee may be deducted from the proceeds of the PLUS Loan. A credit check is required for each loan application. Contact the Financial Aid Office for PLUS forms.\nNebraska Wesleyan Financial Aid Program Regulations\nThe scholarship programs described under \u201cWesleyan Academic Scholarships\u201d consist of four-year scholarships that are renewed automatically if the student maintains the specified grade point average. A student who fails to maintain the grade point average stipulated for the scholarship at the time he or she initially registered is not eligible for a scholarship requiring a lower grade point average. The student will regain the original scholarship, however, if he or she raises the cumulative grade point average to the appropriate level.\nThe scholarships described under \u201cAcademic Scholarships\u201d may not be used by students who already have baccalaureate degrees or who are taking fewer than 12 hours credit in residence.\nStudents placed on disciplinary probation during the school year normally will not lose aid committed to them for that year but will not be eligible for renewal of aid until they are removed from probationary status.\nStudents not in good academic standing are not eligible for a new financial aid commitment until they re-establish themselves in good standing.\nThe scholarships described under \u201cAcademic Scholarships\u201d normally are awarded regardless of other financial aid the student may receive. 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        "raw_content": "Forms of CBD Oil\nCBD oil comes in a huge range of different forms. In recent months, there have even been cafes popping up in some of the big UK cities selling CBD coffee! In order to experience the full benefits of CBD, you\u2019ll want to take a regular dose. However, it can be difficult to know what form of CBD oil to buy and use - from paste and balm through to water soluble drops and vaping oil.\nThe guide to the forms of CBD outlines the different ways to take CBD and the benefits of each one.\nCBD oil is a fantastic, natural and organic supplement that has proven health benefits. Research around the world is still ongoing into the full extent of the way CBD oil can help our bodies, but it\u2019s widely accepted that it relieves anxiety, can help with stress, improves sleep and boosts your immune system -- among a host of other benefits!\nTo read more about CBD oil, read our ultimate guide!\nOne of the most popular and most effective forms of CBD oil is in drop form. There are two varieties of oil drops available that are intended to be taken in different ways.\nWater Soluble Drops\nWater soluble drops come in a range of strengths from 5% to 20%. It\u2019s well known that oil and water don\u2019t mix, so traditionally, CBD oil couldn\u2019t be added to water. However, Aqua drops are specially formulated to create a form of CBD oil that does combine with water. You can add these to your water bottle or even to a cup of tea!\nThe main benefit of aqua drops is that they are extremely easy to use and incorporate into your daily routine. They are also helpful in that you can easily adjust and manage your dosage by adding more drops into your water.\nThe other form of CBD oil drops are non-water soluble. This oil can be dropped under your tongue.\nLike with Aqua drops, CBD oil drops are very easy to use. Applying it under the tongue also means the full dose is absorbed into your body more quickly. This way it can be drunk with water throughout the day, whilst also enhancing your general feelings of wellbeing.\nCBD paste is another common way to use CBD as a daily supplement. It comes in a syringe that allows a small amount of paste to be squeezed onto the finger.\nThe syringe allows for precise amounts of CBD to be measured out. CBD paste also comes in more concentrated dosages from 20% to 50%.\nRead about how to use CBD paste.\nVaping is a fantastic way to quit smoking, but it\u2019s also a great way to get CBD into your daily routine. CBD vape oil is inserted into your e-cigarette in the same way that you would use any e-liquid, and it comes in multiple flavours.\nThe benefits of vape oil are the way you can incorporate it into your daily life. If you already use an e-cigarette, it\u2019s extremely easy to swap to CBD vape oil.\nHowever, CBD vape oil does only come in low doses so if you want the full benefits of CBD, many people find drops or paste more effective in the long-run.\nCrystals are a great way to get CBD as they\u2019re a pure form of CBD. You can then control your own dosage to a much higher degree and get the perfect amount of CBD for your body. They are very versatile and can be used to create your own vape oil, for example, or used in food recipes.\nYou can control the strength and dosage of CBD to a much finer degree. They can also be used in CBD recipes to make delicious food!\nCrystals can often be more complex to use and dose, and therefore aren\u2019t the easiest way to take CBD as a beginner.\nWhile non-water soluble CBD drops can be used on the skin, CBD balm is formulated particularly for use on the skin. It\u2019s combined with other products that are known to improve the health of your skin, but with the addition of CBD, people see huge improvements in skin conditions and even scarring.\nCBD Balm is specially formulated for skin and therefore combines a normal skin cream with the healing and rejuvenating benefits of CBD oil. It\u2019s ideal for skin conditions of all varieties and some people have seen improvements with scarring and other similar blemishes.\nThere are so many different forms of CBD that it can be overwhelming to know which to choose. Hopefully this helpful guide will have given you more direction, but if you have further questions or want more advice, don\u2019t hesitate to get in touch. We love to talk to customers and recommend the best solution for each individual.\nYou can also explore the rest of our blog. Why not check out our guide on the way CBD can help with sleep. It's full of fantastic information!",
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        "raw_content": "Archive for the \u2018Pedal to the Point Bike Ride\u2019 Category\nBike MS Pedal to the Point Ride\nPosted in beauty, bicycling, Pedal to the Point Bike Ride, tagged bicycling, bikes, Multiple Sclerosis, Pedal to the Point Bike Ride on June 11, 2012| Leave a Comment \u00bb\nLast year, the biggest collective of MS Advocates hopped on their bikes and rode: 30, 75, 100, and 150 miles to help fight Multiple Sclerosis (MS). Fundraising toppled $1.4 million dollars. This year, the National Multiple Sclerosis Society hopes this years ride is bigger and better. The Pedal to the Point Ride will take place Aug 4-5.\nPhil Keoghan, host of \u2018The Amazing Race,\u2019 and also a very big MS Advocate, will be riding a tandem with Advocate Regina Lyalls, a dedicated mother and driven professional who refuses to let her MS diagnosis define her. on the first day of the ride. They will begin their journey with all the cyclists at Brunswick High School, 3581 Center Rd. in Brunswick, on Saturday, August 4. They will travel 75 miles to Sandusky for the one-day ride. The majority of riders will make the return trip back to Brunswick on Sunday, August 5.\nKeoghan, a longtime supporter of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society and founder of No Opportunity Wasted (NOW), a philosophy dedicated to living life to the fullest, teamed up with Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corp. to bring \u201dTogether in MS,\u201d an inspirational campaign to the MS community.\nThere are several route options (30, 75, 100 and 150 miles) so riders of any age, experience and ability level can register to ride. The route is fully supported with rest stops every 8 \u2013 12 miles, with an abundance of food and medical and mechanical support.\nAll riders are required to fundraise a minimum of $250 in contributions by the day of the ride and are given the option for a free ticket to Cedar Point or Soak City upon their arrival in Sandusky. Participants will receive additional prizes and special achievement awards by raising additional dollars.\nFor more information about MS, riding, volunteering or participating in Bike MS, please visit MSohiobike.org\nCheck out some great photos of previous Pedal to the Point Rides.",
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        "raw_content": "The Underground River by Martha Conway Blog Tour and Giveaway!\nThe Underground River by Martha Conway\nHardcover, eBook, AudioBook\nThe New York Times Book Review Editors\u2019 Choice\nSet aboard a nineteenth century riverboat theater, this is the moving, page-turning story of a charmingly frank and naive seamstress who is blackmailed into saving runaways on the Underground Railroad, jeopardizing her freedom, her livelihood, and a new love. It\u2019s 1838, and May Bedloe works as a seamstress for her cousin, the famous actress Comfort Vertue\u2014until their steamboat sinks on the Ohio River. Though they both survive, both must find new employment. Comfort is hired to give lectures by noted abolitionist, Flora Howard, and May finds work on a small flatboat, Hugo and Helena\u2019s Floating Theatre, as it cruises the border between the northern states and the southern slave-holding states. May becomes indispensable to Hugo and his troupe, and all goes well until she sees her cousin again. Comfort and Mrs. Howard are also traveling down the Ohio River, speaking out against slavery at the many riverside towns. May owes Mrs. Howard a debt she cannot repay, and Mrs. Howard uses the opportunity to enlist May in her network of shadowy characters who ferry babies given up by their slave mothers across the river to freedom. Lying has never come easy to May, but now she is compelled to break the law, deceive all her new-found friends, and deflect the rising suspicions of Dr. Early who captures runaways and sells them back to their southern masters. As May\u2019s secrets become more tangled and harder to keep, the Floating Theatre readies for its biggest performance yet. May\u2019s predicament could mean doom for all her friends on board, including her beloved Hugo, unless she can figure out a way to trap those who know her best.\nAmazon | Barnes & Noble | IndieBound | Books-a-Million | Powell\u2019s\nPraise for The Underground River\n\u201cCreating a perfectly straight seam finds echoes throughout the book in plot devices and metaphors, even in saving souls, and it may come as a surprise how lively and sustaining this lost art can be. Twain has his \u2018Life on the Mississippi.\u2019 Conway\u2019s life on the Ohio makes you see the place, through May\u2019s eyes, in all its muddy glory.\u201d (The New York Times Book Review)\n\"The Underground River is both a dear love story and a page-turning adventure about the Underground Railroad\u2014and an unwilling participant. An extraordinary cast of memorable characters gives this book irresistible appeal while the setting on the watery boundary between North and South places them in dangerous and morally ambiguous territory. A captivating, thoughtful, and unforgettable read.\" (Kathleen Grissom, author of The Kitchen House and Glory over Everything)\n\u201cIt is part of Martha Conway\u2019s gift as a writer to weave stories from the richest and most interesting periods of American history. Set on a nineteenth century floating theatre on the Ohio River, The Underground River is a riveting and atmospheric novel about slavery, betrayal and redemption, with a memorably forthright heroine, and a plot as fast flowing and twisty as the river itself.\u201d (Louisa Treger, author of The Lodger)\n\"Warning: The Underground River is a page-turner. Be prepared to stay up late reading, because once you start you won\u2019t want to put it down. From the first page to the last, Martha Conway\u2019s novel is riveting, immersing the reader in the adventures of an unlikely heroine who finds courage, independence and love amid the social turmoil of the Underground Railroad. Vividly drawn settings, original characters, and perilous situations make this mesmerizing book one you will remember for years to come.\" (Amy Belding Brown, author of Flight of the Sparrow)\n\u201cMartha Conway's The Underground River is simply wonderful, a novel in which the women\u2014good and bad\u2014matter. The tale is told by young May Bedloe, who grows up and falls in love as the modest little show-boat drifts down the river between the small towns of the slave-holding South and the free North. May is pitched into the middle of the Slave vs Free drama not through conviction--though she does indeed know what's right--but by blackmail, until eventually she musters the courage to risk everything for another woman. I loved May, and I very much hope we have not seen the last of her.\u201d (Beverly Swerling, author of City of Dreams)\n\"Well-researched and gripping to the end, The Underground River is a vivid look at a pivotal chapter in American history.\" (The Mercury News) \"The Underground River evokes Twain in both story and setting. A compelling book that would no doubt please the Master of the Mississippi....A compelling story of a young woman who is trying to find her way in a world that, in a few years, will be ripped apart by war. A tale worthy of Twain.\" (The Free Lance-Star)\n\u201cMay herself is a marvelous creation, more than a little reminiscent of Mattie Ross in Charles Portis\u2019 True Grit....You\u2019ll root for her till the last page. Add a gentle love story and an especially sinister villain (who enters stage left, rather late) and The Underground River has the makings of a cult classic.\u201d (Wilmington Star-News)\n\"Thanks to the success of Colson Whitehead\u2019s The Underground Railroad, the subject of the abolition movement is popular in fiction now. Conway (Thieving Forest; Sugarland) offers a novel take on the topic, and book groups will especially enjoy the distinctive setting, the rich historical details, and the thorny issues begging to be discussed.\" (Library Journal) \"Readers will profit from narrator May\u2019s attention to detail and will appreciate the richly drawn showboat and the North-South border setting.\u201d (Booklist)\nMartha Conway grew up in Cleveland, Ohio, the sixth of seven daughters. Her first novel was nominated for an Edgar Award, and she has won several awards for her historical fiction, including an Independent Book Publishers Award and the North American Book Award for Historical Fiction. Her short fiction has been published in the Iowa Review, Massachusetts Review, Carolina Quarterly, Folio, Epoch, The Quarterly, and other journals. She has received a California Arts Council Fellowship for Creative Writing, and has reviewed books for the Iowa Review and the San Francisco Chronicle. She now lives in San Francisco, and is an instructor of creative writing for Stanford University\u2019s Continuing Studies Program and UC Berkeley Extension. She is the author of The Underground River. For more information, please visit Martha Conway's website. You can also find her on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Goodreads.\nReview at Reviewing Nerds\nReview at Library of Clean Reads\nReview at Lady J\u2019s Bookish Nook\nExcerpt at Jathan & Heather\nDuring the Blog Tour we will be giving away 5 custom-made coffee mugs! To enter, please enter via the Gleam form below. Giveaway Rules \u2013 Giveaway ends at 11:59pm EST on July 26th. You must be 18 or older to enter. \u2013 Giveaway is open to US residents only. \u2013 Only one entry per household. \u2013 All giveaway entrants agree to be honest and not cheat the systems; any suspect of fraud is decided upon by blog/site owner and the sponsor, and entrants may be disqualified at our discretion. \u2013 Winner has 48 hours to claim prize or new winner is chosen.",
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        "raw_content": "Central England Co-op Travel collects donations for the PACT animal charity, in Christmas appeal\nCentral England Co-operative Travel is again collecting donations of gifts and animal related products for the animal charity PACT in its region.\nThe store in Diss will be collecting donations from now until 21 December, which the charity will sell in its store and raise funds to buy more food for the animals at its sanctuary. Both customers and colleagues are donating to the charity and the travel brand is requesting any gifts that can be resold, as well as products that can either be sold or used by the sanctuary. The sanctuary rehabilitates and releases wild animals in distress, as well as rehoming domestic animals that have been rescued from ill treatment, or otherwise require a new home.\nVicky Harris, Branch Manager at the Diss Travel Branch said: \u201cThis charity is one close to all of us, as we, and many of our customers are animal lovers. To do more to be able to care for those animals that have been distressed and in need is something we are all passionate about.\u201d\nThe Santa\u2019s Suitcase initiative has been a great success for the Society, and each Central England Co-operative Travel store chooses the charity that it collects for and donates to.\nIf you would like to help by donating any of the items needed, please go into the Central England Co-operative Travel Branch at 10 Market Place, Diss IP22 4AB and speak to the team. The closing date for donations is 5pm on 21 December 2018.",
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        "raw_content": "How poor risk-management techniques contributed to the subprime mess.\nAvital Louria\nIn early 2007, believing that troubles in the subprime-mortgage industry would worsen, Morgan Stanley's fixed-income traders built a $2 billion short position on the sector. As protection, they bought $14 billion worth of triple-A mortgage-backed securities. Although there were troubling signs that the credit malaise was spreading to the higher-grade securities, the traders considered the triple-A's an adequate hedge.\nBut by December, a perfect storm had gathered: with the credit markets in free fall, investors fled all forms of mortgage-backed securities, including investment-grade. Morgan Stanley's hedge collapsed, triggering a $9.6 billion fourth-quarter write-down \u2014 nearly triple the $3.7 billion that Colm Kelleher, Morgan Stanley's newly appointed CFO, had forecast a month earlier.\nIn many ways, Morgan Stanley's predicament mirrors that of other banks caught in the subprime mess. Errors in judgment, the inability to properly manage risk, and the failure of stress tests have so far resulted in global bank losses of $265 billion. With a few notable exceptions, even bank CFOs seemed willfully ignorant of snowballing risk. \"Everyone involved was caught unprepared, given the speed at which liquidity dried up,\" says Jess Varughese, managing partner of Milestone Advisory Services.\nThe question now is how an industry so splendidly adept at making a buck out of risk could get it so wrong, and whether the ritual executive bloodbaths and subsequent reshufflings will help forestall the next meltdown.\nOne thing is clear: the hardest hit banks, from Merrill Lynch to Citigroup, shared a siloed approach to risk, with insufficient communication among risk, finance, and operations. Unlike other businesses, where the CFO is typically the ultimate risk manager, banks tend to view risk as an advisory role.\nBut as this crisis demonstrates, such separation is logical only up to a point. Among those banks that have, so far, dodged the bullet, such as Goldman Sachs, Lehman Brothers, and Deutsche Bank, risk has a high profile and the CFO, if not directly in charge, is still closely involved in monitoring and managing risk.\nAttaching a high profile to risk management, of course, has not been the trend. Instead of managing risk, banks have been shedding it for years, passing it on to investors through securitizations and syndications. Former Federal Reserve chairman Alan Greenspan praised the resulting dispersion of risk. He claimed it bolstered the safety and soundness of his banking charges. In fact, it may have made them more careless.\nAfter all, bankers are only human. Even when they are not playing with investor money, individuals in large banks don't have much skin in the game. \"Bankers bet with their bank's capital, not their own,\" wrote Council on Foreign Relations scholar Sebastian Mallaby, in a Washington Post editorial. \"If the bet goes right, they get a huge bonus; if it misfires, that's the shareholders' problem.\" It's no surprise, says Mallaby, \"that rational bank employees take as much risk as they can.\"\nSidelining caution in favor of potential profit is not particularly difficult in a culture built on producer worship. Traders looking for capital often get their business-unit head to intervene on their behalf. In many of today's large banks, risk officers and CFOs are cost centers. Morgan Stanley's new chief risk officer (CRO) is only now answerable to the CFO instead of the co-president. At Citigroup, risk reported to the chief administrative officer before its new CEO Vikram Pandit changed the structure to report to him.\nContrast these examples with Goldman Sachs, where risk reports to the CFO. Or with Lehman and Deutsche, where risk is an independent function that reports to the CEO. At those banks, risk management is vigilant, with frequent communication among business groups. Indeed, though we have not yet felt the full effect of this crisis, examples of how to manage risk (think Goldman) and how not to (Merrill, Citi) are already emerging.\nMerrill's Peril\nOn paper, at least, Merrill's risk oversight was robust. According to the firm's 2006 annual report, the then-CFO, Jeffrey Edwards, headed the risk-oversight committee and was charged with establishing risk-tolerance levels, authorizing changes in the firm's risk profile, and putting in place proper risk-management processes. But in reality, the risk structure had problems. Risk was not integrated but split between a credit risk officer and a market risk officer, both of whom reported to the CFO, who then reported to the CEO.\nThat may work at a place like Goldman, where decisions are made collectively among executives. But at a firm with a strong-willed CEO, like Merrill, it can backfire.\nPeople close to Merrill say that even if Edwards saw the risk, contradicting then-CEO Stan O'Neal was a dangerous game. \"Either you did what he wanted or you were out,\" says a Merrill employee. Ironically, it was O'Neal, a former Merrill CFO, who drove the firm to take more risk with its own capital. Relieved of his job in October, shortly before Edwards (who remains with Merrill as part of the Executive Client Coverage Group), O'Neal also had overseen the $1.2 billion acquisition of subprime-mortgage originator First Franklin in late 2006 as the sector was deteriorating.\nMerrill may have also become addicted to the enormous fees it collected from underwriting collateralized debt obligations (CDOs), which reached nearly $1 billion in 2006 and 2007 combined. Because CDO investors demanded the lower-credit, higher-yielding slices of the securities, Merrill did not have enough of a market for the investment-grade tranches and began keeping them on its books. Its pre-crisis holdings peaked at an only partly hedged $41 billion. As with Morgan Stanley, Merrill apparently felt those tranches were reasonably safe. And that may have made Merrill reluctant to pay the high cost of such insurance, says Tanya Azarchs, banking analyst at Standard & Poor's. \"But by the time people realized what was happening, it was too late to do anything,\" she says.\nIn December, Merrill appointed former Goldman president and NYSE head John Thain as CEO. He has since hired CFO Nelson Chai, also a former NYSE executive, and integrated market and credit risk under two co-CROs \u2014 former Goldman global risk officer Noel B. Donohoe and Edmond N. Moriarty, formerly Merrill's chief credit officer. Both report to Thain. In addition, Thain has instituted weekly risk meetings and changed the compensation structure from one that encouraged risky bets to one that reflects \"firm results first,\" according to a January presentation.\nBig Isn't Always Better\nFor Citigroup, the subprime crisis simply accelerated a downward slide. With investors calling for the bank's breakup long before the crisis, Citigroup's $20 billion subprime-related losses and its battered structured investment vehicles (SIVs) further exposed the difficulties of managing this complex institution. In fact, in addition to taking onto its balance sheet as much as $43 billion in CDOs, Citi had close to $100 billion in SIVs.\nInternally, the finance function has been in flux for some time. Two consecutive CFOs \u2014 Todd Thomson and Sallie Krawcheck \u2014 were replaced in short order. It wasn't until last March that the bank hired what one corporate-governance scholar calls a \"professional CFO,\" American Express's Gary Crittenden, but by then it was too late. Indeed, in an analyst call in October, Crittenden conceded that Citigroup's massive CDO losses had to do with failure to properly monitor the value of the bank's CDO holdings until it was too late to hedge or sell them. Collaboration \"between the credit-risk team and the market-risk team was not as strong as it needed to be,\" he said. \"We have to have more integration between the way those teams operate.\"\nLike Merrill's, Citi's CDO losses were disclosed gradually. (Ironically, Thomson had been in charge of risk as CFO, but that structure was dismantled during Citi's struggles to overcome a series of crises over reputation risk.) A $5.9 billion third-quarter hit predicted in November mushroomed to $11 billion in December. CEO Charles Prince, who in the summer said that Citi would \"keep dancing\" as long as the music played, resigned. The bank named Pandit as CEO in December and split the role of CEO and chairman. But those and other corrective steps did not prevent a fall in the bank's capital ratio to 7.3 percent from its 7.5 percent target, triggering a downgrade from Moody's Investors Service.\nOverall, the risk function at Citi lacked visibility or direct lines to the top. Former CRO David Bushnell reported to Citi vice chairman Lewis Kaden, who had been a chief administrative officer, an ineffective organizational structure, according to corporate-governance gurus. Just prior to his retirement in November, Bushnell served as both risk officer and chief administrative officer, reporting to Prince. In November, the bank named Citigroup risk veteran Jorge A. Bermudez as CRO, reporting directly to acting CEO Sir Win Bischoff. Citi also formed an advisory committee of senior leaders from across the company that will provide input on ways to strengthen risk-management processes. The group meets weekly, with the CEO often present.\nCrittenden, meanwhile, has said he would centralize the treasury functions to \"facilitate the allocation of capital to our highest growth and return opportunities.\" He is also in charge of conducting an ongoing review of the bank to increase efficiencies, including head count. A second, one-time review of all the bank's businesses is under way and is headed by Pandit. That review will yield results that may include a breakup \u2014 a scenario under which Crittenden might be tapped to head a division.\nStill, not every bank CFO considers 2007 a disastrous year. JP Morgan Chase, Credit Suisse, and Deutsche Bank all emerged relatively unscathed from the crisis. Lehman Brothers, a big player in mortgages, with an estimated inventory of $80 billion in mortgage-related securities, also avoided major pain, returning 16.6 percent on capital in 2007 \u2014 largely thanks to revamping its risk-management system after the 1998 Asian crisis.\nIt was Goldman, however, that got Wall Street's attention. In December 2006, the bank's controller group alerted CFO David Viniar to mortgage-related losses that had occurred for 10 days on the firm's P&L. (Goldman has not disclosed the exact amount, but says it was \"in the millions.\") In response, Viniar called a meeting that included the controller division, the mortgage traders, and the senior risk managers. Discussions revolved around the firm's long subprime holdings and ended with the conclusion that \"we'd rather be short than long,\" says a person close to Goldman.\nGoldman began to hedge its long mortgage position in first-quarter 2007. In the second quarter, it reduced some of its long positions and wrote down the positions it retained. By fall, as other banks were stuck holding billions in subprime-related securities, it had already unloaded most of its investments. Defying the Street, it reported an 80 percent third-quarter hike in its profits, to $2.8 billion. \"Viniar is an example of an empowered CFO looking at the situation and saying, 'I'm uncomfortable; let's fix this,'\" says Milestone's Varughese.\nGoldman's call was made in the context of solid corporate governance as well as a culture that encourages dialogue. The structure gives the CFO power as the overseer of all forms of risk. Rules and hierarchy seem to be respected, as seen by Viniar's ability to gather the troops and get them to opt out of a lucrative area at the height of the market. In addition, Goldman's controllers have the authority to prevent traders from making risky bets, providing an early intervention before problems escalate.\nGoldman suffered some relatively minor pain \u2014 a $1.5 billion hit on loans to private-equity firms in the third quarter, and earlier it had to rescue two of its hedge funds. And it remains to be seen whether Goldman will completely dodge the fallout, which includes lawsuits as well as regulatory probes into the subprime business practices. Already, some have accused it of protecting itself while continuing to peddle risky securities to investors. (Goldman says it sold only high-grade securities once it began to unwind its position.)\nAs more and more banks evaluate and strengthen their risk-reporting structures, two main patterns are emerging. Some banks that have not had risk report to the CFO are now putting the CFO in charge. Others, like Citigroup, are keeping risk as a separate function but elevating it to the C-suite, making the CRO a peer of the CFO's, with both reporting to the CEO. These also make sure that the CRO oversees all forms of risk, thereby fixing a problem that affected both Citigroup and Merrill \u2014 keeping credit-risk and market-risk separate.\nRegulatory forces may also return risk to the purview of the CFO. Basel II, for example, was intended to recognize advances in risk management by allowing banks to reduce the amount of capital on their balance sheets relative to their risk position. Now banks are likely to find themselves under renewed scrutiny from red-faced regulators, who could push those capital requirements up. Fair-value accounting is also making CFOs become more involved in day-to-day monitoring of positions.\nViewing risk through a companywide lens and establishing an environment in which the CFO and risk officer communicate regularly could take years, says Prodyot Samanta, an enterprise risk management specialist at S&P. \"Developing a risk function,\" he adds, \"is a cultural change, and it takes time to see if these are committed actions or just a form of window dressing.\"\nBanks would do well to commit now, while there is little to distract them. Says Richard Sylla, an economics professor at New York University's Stern School of Business: Banks \"will be cautious for a while, and then some other boom will come along and everyone will jump on it.\"\nAvital Louria Hahn is a senior editor at CFO.\nTo see what CFOs initially said about the subprime fallout \u2014 and what really happened to their companies \u2014 click here.\nMany banks now have new investors to answer to.\nMerrill Lynch: $6.2 billion by Singapore's Temasek Holdings and Davis Selected Advisors\nCitigroup: $7.5 billion by Abu Dhabi Investment Authority\nMorgan Stanley: $5 billion by China's sovereign-wealth fund\nBear Stearns: $1 billion each by U.S. investor Joseph Lewis and China's CITIC Securities\nUBS: $9.8 billion by Government of Singapore Investment Corp.; $1.8 billion by unnamed Middle East investor (believed to be either Abu Dhabi or Oman entities)\nInternal Controls: The Invisible Link\nCFOs may not be in charge of risk management at some Wall Street banks. However, management is responsible for certifying a company's internal control over financial reporting in accordance with Section 404 of Sarbanes-Oxley.\n\"As CFO, you are signing off that internal control over financial reporting is effective,\" says Joseph Atkinson, U.S. advisory operations leader for governance, risk, and compliance at PricewaterhouseCoopers. But while internal controls over financial reporting are designed to provide reasonable assurances, he says, \"they don't provide absolute assurance.\" The subprime crisis, he adds, involved \"instruments that were complex to value and impacted by market events. While you can definitely see large changes in values, that does not necessarily mean there was a failure in internal control over financial reporting.\"\nStill, the ultimate authority for raising risk questions lies with the board's audit committee, according to Section 303A of the NYSE Listed Company Manual. Of course, it stands to reason that most audit committees would turn to one of their main liaisons \u2014 the CFO \u2014 for advice in that area. And if that happens at most public companies, why not banks? \u2014 A.L.H.",
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        "title": "Modern Israel\u2019s Better Promises | AdventistWheat Publishing\u00ae",
        "raw_content": "by Dionne Sabbay Thompson (August 22, 2008)\nThis is the covenant that I will make with them after those days, saith the Lord, I will put my laws into their hearts, and in their minds will I write them; And their sins and iniquities will I remember no more\n(Hebrews 10:16,17).\nChrist is a our Great High Priest of the Heavenly Sanctuary, made of the Best Promise of God, The Father. The Sanctuary in Heaven is faultless similar to the better promises of Hebrews 8:6.\nWe as the children of God; standing upon our own promises, reflects an old covenant: thus it will not last. As ancient Israel mistakenly stood on Old covenants, we must learn from such an experience, firmly holding on to the better promises of God. We must rest on the promises in God, trusting in His Power and Word. Revelation 18:1-4, the Loud Cry of the third angel, is the power of God, given back to the people today, to enter into the Promises of God.\nLet us look at Exodus 19:5,6 , where the promises were made. Similar to Hebrews 8:8, the Lord responded to Ancient Israel, making a new covenant with Modern/Spiritual Israel. We are to read the scriptures, applying them to Present Truth, recognizing that the Lord is speaking to us today. As Modern Israel, we as Overcomers can succeed through God\u2019s purpose and hope, knowing that we will be the Israel and Judah that will achieve God\u2019s New covenant. God will regard those that are in His New Covenant only, as we can not afford to make similar mistakes to the past. As modern Israel, the commandments must be written in our hearts and in our minds.\nExodus 19:4-8 examines ancient Israel, identifying the importance of obeying the Word of the Lord. Making promises generally relates to our conduct and heart condition. Jeremiah 7:22,23 exhibits how the Lord reminds Israel about their promises. Jeremiah 11:2-4 examines again a covenant, as the Lord expects us to obey His covenants, fulfilling the \u201cif\u201d under a condition of the heart. A promise relates to a condition, as the Lord asked that ancient Israel obey God\u2019s voice, allowing the Lord\u2019s promise fulfillment based on their initial part of the PROMISE. If we do not fulfill God\u2019s initial part of His Promise, then God can not follow through with His Covenant. A covenant, a heart-filled promise is essential in our relationship with the Lord. We must fulfill our part, in simple faith, recognizing that we can do nothing without God. Remembering that God\u2019s Word can do all things, we must obey the ten commandments with the faith of God (Isaiah 8:20, Revelation 14:12). Without the Power of God, we can not fulfill the law and the testimony, righteously by faith (Ephesians 2:8-10, Philippians 3:9-11). If we are unconverted, we will remain ignorant of God and His ways, failing to understand needed conduct.\nAs per Romans 8:7, the carnal mind is enmity against the law of God, therefore the enmity MUST GO. Similar to ancient Israel, as Modern Israel we must have a change of heart, a new mind. A new heart and new mind will produce spiritual freedom (Galatians 4:21-31). Hebrews 4 states that because of unbelief, the children of Israel could not enter into God\u2019s rest, thus failing to reach the promise land. When Moses said to turn back, ancient Israel did not take heed, as they were accustomed to being in bondage in Egypt, bringing the wrong mindset to the Work of God. In order to do God\u2019s work properly, we must have a NEW MIND SET, allowing God\u2019s power to do the work.\nAncient Israel walked in their own way, failing to follow the directives of God; as they sent spies into the promise land, manifesting a lack of faith in The Most High. More specifically, ten out of twelve tribes were fearing a giant in the land, thus rejecting God\u2019s Word about the promise land, flowing with milk and honey. Remembering that an Old and New Covenant can not dwell together, we must completely accept the way of The Spirit, rejecting the way of the flesh. The Old and New Covenant co-existing are as a result of a historical rejection of God\u2019s ways, solidifying lukewarmness, Laodecia, (Revelation 3:14,15). There was never any need for Abraham having more than one son, but for the fact of disobedience, Ishmael would not have emerged. The Old Covenant came into being because Israel doubted God\u2019s Word. Conversely when we doubt the Word of God, that is when the Old Covenant comes into play.\nAfter reaching the New Covenant Experience, we find comfort in the Power and Will of God. God wants the Old Covenant behavior to cease so that God can complete His Work, hastening the conditional return of the Messiah, Christ Jesus (John 14:10). As children of God, we must put away our old ways and let God fulfill His promise. When we have a genuine New Covenant Experience, we allow God to fulfill His part of \u201cbetter promises\u201d for His chosen (Hebrews 6:6). When studying the Word of God we must use the biblical definition of a covenant. We must not use the worldly dictionaries to define God\u2019s Word, as we have a part to play in God\u2019s better promise and oath (Hebrews 6:16-18, 8:6-8, Galatians 4:21-31). We must not grieve away the Holy Spirit, failing to accept God\u2019s promise to us, restating our promises repetitively in vain (Ephesians 4:30). Oh how the Lord longs for us to have the New Covenant Experience, as the 144,000, shining as a peculiar treasure unto God (Exodus 19:5,6; Jeremiah 11:2-4, Revelation 14:1-5). While on planet earth, Christ had a New Covenant Experience, as He genuinely allowed The Father to do the work (John 14:10).\nCreated from Elder Ward\u2019s Message ( August 22nd , 2008 ) Truth For The Final Generation",
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        "raw_content": "TruthfulTuesday\nTruthfulTuesday #1\nBy Charlotte's Corner 22 November 2016 22 November 2016\n3 Comments on TruthfulTuesday #1\n\u201cNo, I don\u2019t wear make up.\u201d\nI don\u2019t even remember how we got to the subject, but it somehow stuck with me. I never really thought about it. I\u2019m a woman and I don\u2019t wear make up. I never have. I know that in our society women are expected to look pretty. The moment we walk out the door we are judged by our looks. We get catcalled, we get stared at and there are even those moments that we get grabbed. It\u2019s not something we complain about. We deal with it and move one, because actually taking a moment to stop and think about what happened would be too terrifying. If you really take that moment to stop and think you would never go outside again, because the truth is: It isn\u2019t okay.\nAs a teenager every girl gets immersed in the world of make up. It\u2019s everywhere. We see it on TV in magazines on the internet, we can\u2019t escape it. The moment of wanting to wear make up has begun. For me that moment never really came. Most of the girls in my school started wearing make up when they were 12 and it\u2019s not like I had no idea what make up was, I was just never that interested. I never really cared for it. Years later it\u2019s still the same. Now I\u2019m 22 years and I can honestly say that I wear no make up at all, like ever. And for a really long time I didn\u2019t really think about it much. Every once in a while when there was a wedding or some random school dance I knew most girls would be worrying about their make up looks, but not me. I knew that most girls would dress up and they would spent hours perfecting their eye-liner and would waste even more time trying to find the right lip-gloss. I\u2019d usually just sleep an extra couple of hours.\nAfter I had this conversation the other day I started thinking that maybe me not wearing make up is somehow weird. And even for a moment it made me feel less pretty. Isn\u2019t it weird that we women always do that? We make ourselves feel imperfect because we don\u2019t fit the norm. And then I started thinking: why don\u2019t I wear make up? As a teenager I was never interested, but I could start wearing it now.\nI could, but the problem is, make up is a form of art. When I walk through the make up section in the store I feel overwhelmed. There\u2019s so much and I don\u2019t know how to use any of it. Maybe that\u2019s why girls start wearing make up at such a young age. They have to go through an awkward phase of not knowing what to do and slowly get better. I never went through that phase. For a teenager to not know how to use mascara would be fine, but for an 22 year old it would just be embarrassing. And all of a sudden I found myself in a dilemma. Apparently, wearing make up is somehow linked to being pretty so maybe I should start, but you have to start young or you\u2019ll be too late.\nI have worn make up, though. My mom or my sister would just put on the basics, but it just never felt right. It even made me feel uncomfortable. It just wasn\u2019t me. And that\u2019s when the real revelation happened. I don\u2019t wear make up because it makes me feel less like myself. It has nothing to do with me not having gone through my awkward-phase or me wanting to look pretty. It has, however, everything to do with the fact that make up just isn\u2019t for me.\nSo, why do women wear make up? I truly want to believe that women, and men as well, wear make up not because they want to look pretty to please someone else. I want to believe that women, and men, wear make up because it makes them feel empowered. Wearing make up is a way of feeling confident. That\u2019s what make up SHOULD do. The only difference is, that for me not wearing make up is what does all those things. So why should I change and feel uncomfortable just to fit some norm, just to please someone else? I\u2019d rather make myself happy than spend my entire life worrying about someone else. They will only be a part of my life for a moment, while I\u2019ll have to live with myself for the rest of forever. Why should I change just for someone else\u2019s moment, when I can be myself for the rest of my life?\nSo, to end this really long post: No, I don\u2019t wear make up and I probably never will, but to all the women and men out there who do wear make up just know that you look fierce. Oh, and your eyebrows are really on fleek.\nTags: Beauty Blog Blogging inspiration Life Lifestyle makeup Thoughts\nMy sad truth\u2026 I don\u2019t wear make-up or care about how I dress because I think I look like shit anyway, and polishing a turd is just a waste of time. Sounds terrible doesn\u2019t it? 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        "raw_content": "Nothin\u2019 but a number?\nRecently, and by recently I mean in the last year and a half, I have found myself mixed into a different crowd of people than in the past. Gone are the days where everyone in my circle of friends is only a few months apart in age. I like it that way. People of various ages, backgrounds and experiences all have something inherently different to bring to the table.\nI have always been dismissive of a difference in age, chanting and preaching along with the tune of Aaliyah\u2019s \u201cAge Ain\u2019t Nothing But a Number.\u201d\nYet lately I can\u2019t help but wonder, does compatibility between two people depend on how many candles are on your birthday cake?\nMaybe it\u2019s not so much the candle count as it is situational circumstances, how many experiences you can chalk up as a win or loss on your slate of life-altering occurrences. Compatibility often boils down to the way in which you\u2019ve dedicated yourself to learning the valuable lessons from this crazy beautiful experience called life. It just so happens that the lessons one has acquired is more often than not a fairly accurate reflection of age.\nAge may technically be nothing but a number, but when that double digit bears the weight of the events which have shaped your beliefs and have also dictated the finesse in which you handle challenges that come your way, then I\u2019d say it\u2019s much more than a number.\nIt can be the difference between friends and enemies, acquaintances and best friends, and more often than not, genuine compatibility versus a well thought out day dream.\nBut what do I know, I\u2019ll only have 24 candles on my cake next month.\nTagged age, compatibility, lessons\nI\u2019m frequently guilty of speaking before my thoughts have fully processed. That often results in me sounding silly, uninformed, ridiculous or some combination of the three. I\u2019m working on it. One thing I do try to make sure of, though, is that I never use my words to intentionally hurt someone.\nWhile I\u2019m a big believer that actions speak louder than words, words can still carry a heavy burden if used maliciously. There\u2019s no grand lesson here that I\u2019ve conjured up from an unexpected circumstance, no deeper meaning. Just a simple rule I believe everyone should do their best to live by: If you don\u2019t have something nice to say, don\u2019t say anything at all.\nTagged insights, lessons, words",
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        "raw_content": "Chico Joins Campaign For Civil Unions\nFiled Under:civil unions, Gay, Gery Chico, GLBT, lesbian, LGBT, mayoral candidate\nGery Chico talks to CBS 2 Chief Correspondent Jay Levine in a one-on-one interview. (CBS)\nCHICAGO (CBS) \u2013 Mayoral candidate Gery Chico is joining gay rights activists in contacting state lawmakers and urging them to pass a bill for civil unions.\nChico planned to spend part of Monday contacting lawmakers about the bill. It would grant new spousal rights to same-sex partners in a civil union, putting them on par legally with heterosexual married couples when it comes to surrogate decision-making for medical treatment, survivorship, adoptions and accident and health insurance, for example.\nBut the legislation does not recognize same-sex marriages.\nAt a weekend meeting with GLBT community leaders at Ann Sather\u2019s, 909 W. Belmont Ave., Chico said he had always been taught that everyone is equal. He said giving equal rights same-sex couples is \u201ca matter of justice and human decency\u201d and \u201cgood public policy,\u201d ChicagoPride.com reported.\nAt the meeting, Chico also spoke in favor of equal rights for transgender workers, a new anti-bullying program in the Chicago Public Schools, and a plan to work with city contractors for same-sex partner benefits, ChicagoPride.com reported.\nMayoral candidates Rahm Emanuel and Carol Moseley Braun have also gone on record in favor of civil unions.\nState Sen. Rev. James Meeks (D-Chicago), who has expressed religious opposition to homosexuality, told CBS 2 Chief Correspondent Jay Levine, \u201cIf civil unions is the law of the land the day that I am mayor of the city of Chicago, I will not oppose it.\u201d But as to how he would vote in Springfield, Meeks said, \u201cThat\u2019s a question when you interview me as a legislator.\u201d\nIllinois House Speaker Michael Madigan said earlier this month that the odds are favorable that the House will approve the bill.\nBackers, including Gov. Pat Quinn, have set a goal of getting the legislation to the governor\u2019s desk by year\u2019s end despite opposition from socially conservative and religious organizations.\nBut the bill also faces stiff opposition from some groups, including the Francis Cardinal George and the Catholic Conference of Illinois. Francis Cardinal George said in a news release last week that \u201ceverybody has a right to marry, but no one has the right to change the nature of marriage.\u201d",
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Linda Smith, IU Distinguished Professor and Chancellor\u2019s Professor of Psychological and Brain Sciences, is co-author on the paper.\n\u201cHistorically, psychologists regarded attention as an property of individual development,\u201d Smith said. \u201cOur study is one of the first to consider attention as impacted by social interaction. It really appears to be an activity performed by two social partners since our study shows one individual\u2019s attention significantly influence another\u2019s.\u201d\nThanks to head-mounted cameras worn by both caregivers and infants in the study, IU scientists got a first-person point of view on parents and children playing together in an environment that closely resembled a typical play session at home or day care. The technology also allowed the parents and children to play with physical toys. A typical eye-tracking study of children would involve manipulating objects on a screen.\nCaregivers were given no instructions before engaging with children to ensure the psychologists got an unfiltered view of their interactions.\nGenerally, Yu said, caregivers fell into two major groups: those who let the infants direct the course of their play and those who attempted to forcefully guide the infants\u2019 interest toward specific toys.\n\u201cA lot of the parents were really trying too hard,\u201d he said. \u201cThey were trying to show off their parenting skills, holding out toys for their kids and naming the objects. 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        "raw_content": "I hope you\u2019re having a good week. Here is an update on life in the parish and school.\nThe picture above shows our new church roof from above. There will be some finishing touches on Monday, but the roof is basically finished. It will be great to have a new roof on our church, to have added insulation, and to avoid leaks in the future. We also have a substantial warranty on the roof and on its work. Thank you again for all of your support for our capital campaign, which allowed this to happen, and thank you in a special way to Don Rachel for spearheading this process with the roof. As you can see, the steeple roof is now covered in copper. As with the steeple itself, it will acquire a patina as time moves along.\nThe work on the school roofs are also basically complete. Again, thank you for your support and generosity. Both of these projects, while focused on some basic needs, are really about helping us ultimately to fulfill our mission as a church and as a parish to be that presence of Christ in our parish, our school, our homes, and the world.\nTomorrow is Thanksgiving. I hope you have a wonderful day with your family and loved ones. We will have Mass at 9:00 AM for those who are interested. Also, please join us tonight at Bethlehem United Church of Christ for our Ecumenical prayer service at 7:00 PM where we pray with our brothers and sisters in Christ and give thanks to God together.\nAs a reminder, we are collecting food donations for the food shelf at the ecumenical prayer service, at Thanksgiving Day Mass, and in church throughout this week. Please drop off any donations by the Saint Joseph\u2019s altar.\nThis Sunday is the first Sunday of Advent. It is a time of preparation, waiting, and eager expectation to welcome Christ at Christmas, every day of our lives, and at the end of the world. While our world is often very busy and hectic during this time, the Church invites us to take time all the more for the Lord and for prayer. Perhaps you can make a resolution to pray or add some extra time of silence with the Lord during Advent. There are a number of ways to celebrate Advent as a family and individually. Here is a link to Matthew Kelly\u2019s \u201cBest Advent Ever 2016\u201d which allows you to sign up for a daily email and reflection during this time.\nWant to get more out of Mass on Sunday? Prepare in advance by spending some time with the readings. Here is a link to the readings on Sunday.\nWe look forward to hosting the annual Thanksgiving Dance as a school at the Legion today as well.\nAs always, there is much more happening around the parish, but there is a brief update. Again, have a great Thanksgiving.",
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        "raw_content": "Michael Roskam \u2022 Director\n08/09/2017 - VENICE 2017: In conversation with Micha\u00ebl Roskam, who world-premiered at Venice Racer and the Jailbird, Belgium\u2019s entry to the Oscars\nMicha\u00ebl Roskam has taken the international film scene by storm since his first feature film Bullhead [+see also:\ninterview: Bart Van Langendonck\ninterview: Micha\u00ebl R. Roskam\nfilm profile], a sucker punch about a Flemish farmer who is (literally) neck deep in hormone trafficking. Unveiled at Berlin, the film did the rounds of festivals, and finally landed in Hollywood, representing Belgium in the final five vying for the Academy Award for Best Foreign Film. Roskam then began his American adventure with The Drop, before returning to Belgium for his third feature film Racer and the Jailbird [+see also:\ninterview: Michael Roskam\nfilm profile], where he, once again, joins forces with Matthias Schoenaerts. World-premiering at the Venice Film Festival, the film will be Belgium\u2019s entry to the Oscars.\nCineuropa: Within your repertoire of gangster films, Racer and the Jailbird is, above all else, a film about love?\nMicha\u00ebl Roskam: Yes, my film is essentially a tragic love story. It is a film about desire and absolute love. It is a bit of a far-fetched creation from my end, a variation of a timeless tale \u2013 the clash between Eros and Thanatos.\nI also wanted to tell a story inspired by a chapter in the criminal history of Belgium. I drew a lot of inspiration from the famous Belgian gangsters of the 1990s like Patrick Haemers, Murat Kaplan, Basri Bajrami, Philippe Lacroix\u2026 And I was especially inspired by their love stories, which also received major media coverage at the time. The women were very present in these stories, more or less willingly. Gino, alias Gigi, the main character played by Matthias Schoenaerts, is a sort of distillation of all gangsters. In Bullhead, I was inspired by the hormone mafia. Here, my inspiration came from the world of flamboyant bank robbers. I have taken elements from them and have recreated an archetype, a charming, handsome dangerous gangster, who is still not a psychopath. Bibi, B\u00e9n\u00e9dicte, played by Ad\u00e8le Exarchopoulos, is a race car driver. She loves racing, and the two are madly in love.\nAre these two characters in search of an adrenaline rush?\nWithout a doubt. And this quest for adrenaline is also at the heart of my love for cinema, created by suspense and tension. Sometimes I say that I make actions films for the soul. I love car racing. I am a real petrol head, a car addict. I liked having a female character that defies clich\u00e9s. She is charming, beautiful AND a driver, immersed in a world that runs on testosterone. Therefore, Bibi is also a symbol of innocence, a moral compass in the film; she has strong morals. This is also reflected in the racing world, a closed, legal circuit. Gigi is not on the legal circuit, he rushes straight ahead, straight into moral or ethical obstacles.\nAre you, once again, exploring the beast in human beings?\nThe beast has a very important place in my stories. Here, the dog is very present, like a metaphor for Gino\u2019s personality, for his savage animal side. He is looking for love, not only to love back, but also for submission, to be tamed. This is one of the questions asked by the film. Love is not only desire, it is also about voluntarily being put on a leash, because it gives structure to life, a certainty that is necessary. It is a paradox: On one hand you feel trapped, and at the same time, you like this idea, as long as you know that the door is open. You often find dogs lying with their behinds in the room and their heads at the edge of the door. This is what dogs symbolise for me.\nHow do you feel about being selected for Venice?\nFor me, being in Venice is a gift. Venice is the city of love, and what better location than this city for my film?\nRacer and the Jailbird [BE, FR, NL] (2017): film profile, film review, trailer",
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        "raw_content": "\u2190 A Chart of NYC Charters Past\nCharter Schools part 1: Opportunity or Obstacle? \u2192\nOne prospective charter parent who attended the meeting, Vernalisa Joseph, called the scene \u201cextremely emotional.\u201d She said the conflict between the two groups of adults was witnessed by their impressionable children, who had been brought along for lack of child care. \u201cIt was very sad. They weren\u2019t always just thinking about the kids.\u201d\nThe comments attached to the Hawthorne Street story are a microcosm of the national charter school controversy: The comment writers are civil and their views sincere. Some, like charter parents everywhere, simply view the new schools as a way for them to take an extra step for their children. Others bemoan Tweed\u2019s top-down management style: \u201cThe one substantial criticism I\u2019ve heard of the local schools is that parents have no voice, and I wouldn\u2019t want my kid to go to a place like that,\u201d one commenter writes.\nBut none of the comments, even by people loyal to P.S. 92 and the parents who have committed their time and energy to improving it, articulates the gut issue beneath the surface: the charter advocates are implicitly criticizing P.S. 92 parents by rejecting the educational choice those parents made for their children.\nIt is an object lesson for education policy makers. They, like charter school parents, need to realize that when they argue that charters are superior to traditional schools, they aren\u2019t just criticizing the traditional schools. They\u2019re also questioning the wisdom, the judgment and the commitment of the traditional public school parents. No matter how unintended, it\u2019s an insult. If those parents react passionately when the Department of Education forces them to accommodate a new charter school, no one should be surprised.\nUpdated 11:35 am: Hawthorne Street reports that the Department of Education has approved the siting of the Lefferts Gardens Charter School in the P.S. 92 building. We will follow this story as it develops.\nThis entry was posted in charter schools and tagged Brooklyn charter schools, Brooklyn public schools, charter schools, Hawthorne street, Lefferts Gardens, NY Charter schools, NY gentrification, NY public schools, NYC DOE, p.s. 92, Prospect Lefferts Gardens, PS 92. Bookmark the permalink.\n6 responses to \u201cCharter Schools: Melting Pot or Crucible?\u201d\nLisa J | February 25, 2010 at 9:30 am | Reply\nWell written and well said. In the end we all really just want what is best for our children and their future in this ever changing world. Choice gives us that, but hopefully the policy makers, the Mayor and all the other powers that be make these decisions with an eye towards a positive future for the city, the community and the children without crushing the people who count on them.\nSam | February 25, 2010 at 3:18 pm | Reply\nI have to disagree with your statement \u201cthe charter advocates are implicitly criticizing P.S. 92 parents by rejecting the educational choice those parents made for their children.\u201d\nNo one is implicitly or explicitly criticizing anyone, much less the parents of PS92. The school would not be what it is today were it not for their work and drive.\nI hope that we can all agree that the education system in NY is deeply flawed. That parents have organized the charter school isn\u2019t a rejection of individuals as much as it is a desire to change/improve what is broken (the education system.)\nI don\u2019t know when possibility, innovation and choice became a bad idea. I thought it was the American way\u2026\nCityPragmatist | February 25, 2010 at 4:52 pm | Reply\nHey, Sam,\nIf you believe \u201cthe education system in NY is deeply flawed \u2026 and broken,\u201d are you excluding P.S. 92? Unless you are, you\u2019re saying to P.S. 92 parents, \u201cyou\u2019ve been sending your child to a deeply flawed and broken school.\u201d If that\u2019s not an insult to a committed parent, we don\u2019t know what is. Try to imagine yourself on the receiving end of such a message. What would you conclude?\nUnfortunately, the charter school movement has been framed nationally as a better way to educate than traditional public schools. That pretty much defines the message that\u2019s being sent to TPS parents: \u201cYour schools are inferior.\u201d The leap from there to \u201cyour parental judgment is inferior\u201d is not a long one.\nGideon | February 26, 2010 at 11:28 pm | Reply\nThis is a ludicrous argument, essentially saying that any choice I make that differs from someone else is an insult to that other person. If I choose to eat at McDonalds am I insulting every person who chooses to eat at Burger King. Can\u2019t we have personal preferences without insulting each other. Why can\u2019t a parent say one school will work better for MY child than another school. This says nothing about the choice of other parents who believe that school is good for their child.\nAlso, many parents have no choice in the public school they have to send their child to. Either they don\u2019t earn enough to send their child to a private school or there\u2019s only one zoned school in their community.\nBrooklyn Parent | February 28, 2010 at 12:30 pm | Reply\nI think that one must look at this charter school within the context of its community. For many years, many of the parents of Lefferts Manor have chosen to send their children to schools, private and public, outside of their community. The charter school movement has given them an opportunity to establish a public charter school within their community, a school that they may consider an option for their children. Is this a good thing or a bad thing?\nAlthough I understand Gideon\u2019s point, I think that it is important to understand the history here. I am certain that the PS 92 community has been sensitive to the fact that Lefferts Manor parents, for many years, have sent their children to schools outside the community. I think that it is understandable that the PS 92 parents look upon the establishment of this school as just another way for LM parents to segregate their children from the greater community\u2013this time, though, it is at the added cost of space within their school and potentially, the loss of public funding for their school. The message is clear\u2013the people behind this charter school do not feel that the local school is good enough for their children and that it is not worth their efforts to stand with the PS 92 community to strengthen the local school.\nMy fear is that it is precisely this wedge that charter schools are exploiting throughout the city to gain a foothold. Charter schools must attract families to get public funding. Depending on the targeted audience, the message might be that their charter school is better, stricter, artsier, more progressive, more traditional, more whatever\u2013but the message is always the same\u2013the charter school choice is better. Those left in the \u201cregular\u201d neighborhood public school are left to feel that they have somehow failed their children.\nI believe that we are headed in the wrong direction.\nLisa J | March 18, 2010 at 10:03 am | Reply\nWrong direction \u2013 okay so who\u2019s asking for help? How are they asking for help?\nSeriously \u2013 this school does not have a great track record and I live in the community, not once did I hear anyone banging on doors, putting up flyers, inviting the media to say Help we have a problem.\nI did not check out the schools until I needed one and I didn\u2019t like what I saw. Of course, I could have gone out and raised awareness in the community for all the schools that have a bad rating. Would that be a slap in the face of those who work there, who as mentioned at the public hearing, has been fighting the bureaucracy for a long time. Would anyone be able to change anything by the new school year.\nThe ratings of this school on most sites were poor. Someone gave me an additionally option near my house. I don\u2019t believe that is a bad thing.",
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        "raw_content": "\u2190 The sounds of ground zero\nReliving the papal trip to America \u2192\nText of pope at farewell ceremony\nHere is the text as released by the Vatican of Pope Benedict\u2019s address during the departure ceremony tonight at John F. Kennedy International Airport:\nMy Brother Bishops,\nThe time has come for me to bid farewell to your country. These days that I have spent in the United States have been blessed with many memorable experiences of American hospitality, and I wish to express my deep appreciation to all of you for your kind welcome. It has been a joy for me to witness the faith and devotion of the Catholic community here. It was heart-warming to spend time with leaders and representatives of other Christian communities and other religions, and I renew my assurances of respect and esteem to all of you. I am grateful to President Bush for kindly coming to greet me at the start of my visit, and I thank Vice-President Cheney for his presence here as I depart. The civic authorities, workers and volunteers in Washington and New York have given generously of their time and resources in order to ensure the smooth progress of my visit at every stage, and for this I express my profound thanks and appreciation to Mayor Adrian Fenty of Washington and Mayor Michael Bloomberg of New York.\nOnce again I offer prayerful good wishes to the representatives of the see of Baltimore, the first Archdiocese, and those of New York, Boston, Philadelphia and Louisville, in this jubilee year. May the Lord continue to bless you in the years ahead. To all my Brother Bishops, to Bishop DiMarzio of this Diocese of Brooklyn, and to the officers and staff of the Episcopal Conference who have contributed in so many ways to the preparation of this visit, I extend my renewed gratitude for their hard work and dedication. With great affection I greet once more the priests and religious, the deacons, the seminarians and young people, and all the faithful in the United States, and I encourage you to continue bearing joyful witness to Christ our Hope, our Risen Lord and Savior, who makes all things new and gives us life in abundance.\nOne of the high-points of my visit was the opportunity to address the General Assembly of the United Nations, and I thank Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon for his kind invitation and welcome. Looking back over the sixty years that have passed since the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, I give thanks for all that the Organization has been able to achieve in defending and promoting the fundamental rights of every man, woman and child throughout the world, and I encourage people of good will everywhere to continue working tirelessly to promote justice and peaceful co-existence between peoples and nations.\nMy visit this morning to Ground Zero will remain firmly etched in my memory, as I continue to pray for those who died and for all who suffer in consequence of the tragedy that occurred there in 2001. For all the people of America, and indeed throughout the world, I pray that the future will bring increased fraternity and solidarity, a growth in mutual respect, and a renewed trust and confidence in God, our heavenly Father.\nWith these words, I take my leave, I ask you to remember me in your prayers, and I assure you of my affection and friendship in the Lord. May God bless America!",
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        "raw_content": "As an organization that is working to change the world by empowering those less fortunate with the fundamental basic human right of literacy \u2013 we really do believe in the power and promise of education and what it represents for a brighter future. Do you see yourself serving this truly important role with us here at CODE in rewriting the story for global literacy? Tell us. Show us. Inspire us!\nCODE Office, Ottawa, Ontario\nWith 60 years of continuing success, CODE is Canada\u2019s leading international development agency uniquely focused on advancing literacy and education in some of the world\u2019s regions in greatest need. By acting to establish and ignite engaging learning environments through the development and publishing of locally authored and designed children books, training teachers and teacher-librarians, resourcing libraries as well as distributing significant numbers of high quality reading materials, CODE...",
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        "raw_content": "These days, numerous dubious firms offer relatively cheap fake certificates, medical books, disability sheets, etc. Sure enough, people are aware that this is illegal, but sometimes they don\u2019t think about the negative consequences that will quite likely occur if competent authorities find out about forgery. In particular, employees who have submitted fake sick certificates to their employers can be dismissed from work for being absent at work for no valid reason for more than 3 hours. Besides, if the HR person has not noticed that a document is actually fake, this does not guarantee that there will be no serious problems in the future. The resolution of the Plenum of the Supreme Court of Ukraine dated November 6, 1992, No. 9 On hearing labour disputes in courts (paragraph 24) stipulates that absence from work means that an employee is absent during the whole working day, as well as absence for more than three hours continuously or totally during the working day without valid reasons. There is a vivid example of the above situation that has occurred recently. A person failed to appear at work and then provided her employer with a fake sick certificate. The accounting department did not notice anything when taking the certificate. As a few months passed, this person was positive that everything was going swimmingly. However, the officers of the State Labour Inspection of Ukraine who came to carry out an inspection found out that the sick certificate was fake and was fined the employer. After that, the employer decided to fire the employee for absence from work on the grounds of the Labour Code of Ukraine (Art. 40, paragraph 4). Taking into account all circumstances, the employee who provided the employer with a fake document would never win a case in court. Therefore, we want to warn all people against taking any reckless steps as to buying or using any documents in any suspicious firms.",
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        "raw_content": "Top University In Macau (sar)\nThere are total 8(approx) officially recognized/accredited Colleges or other higher education institutions in Macau (sar)\nBelow is the count of universities offering a different course in Macau (sar)\nTotal Universities In Macau (sar) 8\nList of all universities in Macau (sar)\nBelow list contains officially recognized/accredited Macau (sar) Universities, Colleges or other higher education institutions\n1 Universidade de Macau\nFounded in 1981. Universidade de Macau is located in macau, macao, macau (sar) is a Non-Profit higher education university. The university admission process is based on entrance examinations. This 38 years old higher education institution provides admission to Men and Women (coed) and Yes, international applicants are welcome to apply for admission Macao\n2 Macau University of Science and Technology\nFounded in 2000. Macau University of Science and Technology is located in macau, macao, macau (sar) is a Non-Profit higher education university. The university admission process is based on entrance examinations and students past academic record and grades. This 19 years old higher education institution provides admission to Men and Women (coed) and Yes, international applicants are welcome to apply for admission Macao\n3 Instituto Polit\u00e9cnico de Macau\nFounded in 1991. Instituto Polit\u00e9cnico de Macau is located in macau, macao, macau (sar) is a Non-Profit higher education university. The university admission process is based on entrance examinations and students past academic record and grades. This 28 years old higher education institution provides admission to Men and Women (coed) and Yes, international applicants are welcome to apply for admission Macao\n4 Instituto de Forma\u00e7\u00e3o Tur\u00edstica\nFounded in 1995. Instituto de Forma\u00e7\u00e3o Tur\u00edstica is located in macau, macao, macau (sar) is a Non-Profit higher education university. The university admission process is based on entrance examinations. This 24 years old higher education institution provides admission to Men and Women (coed) and Yes, international applicants are welcome to apply for admission Macao\n5 Kiang Wu Nursing College of Macau\nFounded in 1923. Kiang Wu Nursing College of Macau is located in macau, macao, macau (sar) is a Not reported higher education university. The university admission process is based on entrance examinations and students past academic record and grades. This 96 years old higher education institution provides admission to Men and Women (coed) and Yes, international applicants are welcome to apply for admission Macao\n6 Macau Millennium College\nFounded in 2001. Macau Millennium College is located in macau, macao, macau (sar) is a Not reported higher education university. The university admission process is Not reported. This 18 years old higher education institution provides admission to Men and Women (coed) and Yes, international applicants are welcome to apply for admission Macao\n7 University of Saint Joseph, Macau\nFounded in 1996. University of Saint Joseph, Macau is located in macau, macao, macau (sar) is a Not reported higher education university. The university admission process is based on entrance examinations and students past academic record and grades. This 23 years old higher education institution provides admission to Men and Women (coed) and Yes, international applicants are welcome to apply for admission Macao\n8 Macau Institute of Management\nFounded in 1988. Macau Institute of Management is located in macau, macao, macau (sar) is a Not reported higher education university. The university admission process is Not reported. This 31 years old higher education institution provides admission to Men and Women (coed) and Yes, international applicants are welcome to apply for admission Macao\nList of all universities in Macau (sar) which may be offering any one or all degrees such as PreBachelor, Bachelor, Master or Doctoral degree in at least one of the following subjects :\nControl Type : Public Private Partnership Housing : Yes Macao\nControl Type : Private Housing : Yes Macao\nControl Type : Public Housing : Yes Macao\nControl Type : Private Housing : Not reported Macao",
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        "raw_content": "This has been a year of uncertainty, waiting, with some concern, as to how the Government\u2019s insistence on a huge increase in new houses by our District Councils may affect our area, and, particularly, how this may result in the Councils allowing development in unsuitable rural locations to meet their required quota. As an Association we cannot set our face against this need for many more houses, but we can legitimately object to development in unsuitable locations which despoil our country- side, cause congestion on our country lanes and create excessive pressure on our local schools and services. To this end our policy is to try to work with local parish councils, wherever possible, particularly over development within the village envelope. We are grateful to the number of Parishes who have affiliated and are here to lend our support on issues of common ground.\nTo meet this pressure for more housing, both Braintree and Babergh have had to produce new Local Development Plans, which are yet to be finalised. Braintree District Council alone needs to build between 12 and 15 thousand new houses between 2013 and 2033. A major risk to the plan is the highway network. There are still no plans, as yet, by the Government, for the A120. It is expected that Braintree\u2019s final draft Plan will be published for consultation in the summer, with final approval from the Planning Inspectorate not until autumn 2017.\nDespite rumours of a large number of unsuitable sites which have been optimistically submitted by landowners, when Braintree called for sites as part of its Site Allocation consultation, we are cautiously optimistic that Braintree\u2019s final Plan will limit development in the countryside by centralising development around its urban centres; although there will be some permitted infilling. Importantly, the policy will, it is anticipated, protect the upper Stour Valley governed by the Stour Valley Project, including the area proposed for the AONB extension.\nWithin Babergh there may have to be a greater amount of development in some of the identified core villages. However, so far as our area, the majority of new houses will be to the North of Sudbury where permission has already been granted for 166 houses at Great Cornard, close to Abbas Hall and 1,250 more houses, with integrated facilities and green spaces, being sought at Chilton Woods on the Northern outskirts. There may well be more development off the A134 at Cornard. To accommodate all this new development there is likely to have to be a North South bypass to the West of Sudbury connecting the A134 and A131, but the route should not have to pass through the water meadows.\nI apologise for devoting so much of my letter to the above and in such a boring factual way, but this is the major issue of the moment. Clearly, if there has to be so much more building, it is better if development pressure is taken off the rural areas by concentrating it around urban centres. Provided the core values of our local market towns are protected and provision made for schools and services, this may be as much as we can hope for.\nI recognise that there is an important ongoing debate outside of our area as to whether there should be a large scale new town close to Great Tey. Nothing I have said should be taken in anyway as supporting this.\nOn the more specific issues; there is an outstanding application, pending consideration, for 100 houses and 22 apartments on the former brown field factory site at Stafford Park near Liston. There has been much local opposition, including from your Association. Liston and the local country lanes should not have to tolerate such a huge increase in traffic, quite apart from the serious issue of flooding and pressure it would put on local services.\nHorkesley Park is no longer the issue it was. Although there is likely to be some housing development on the site of the old greenhouses, it is anticipated that this will be combined with legal restrictions preventing any development within the AONB land to the West.\nThere are as yet no new applications for wind turbines or large scale solar farms, although we are continually vigilant. The Association has an adopted policy for all new applications within the area.\nWhen the Bramford to Twinstead new electricity line resurfaces, as it will, we have no reason to suppose that National Grid will not keep to its decision to underground the cables across the Stour Valley to Twinstead, including that part within the applied for AONB extension.\nSo far as the AONB extension, it looks as if it will be several years before any decision is made. We have now learned that only one application at a time will be considered, each taking some time to progress and that there are at least two and may be more before the Stour Valley Project\u2019s application comes forward. Given the enormous support our application has received locally, we remain realistically hopeful it will succeed in due course.\nMany of your committee members have been on the Committee for some years now, including myself. We need new blood. We are sad to lose Simon Ward and Anthony Keniry who have each served the Association for some years; Simon as a past Chairman and Anthony overseeing the Babergh side. We are very grateful to both. Jeremy Hill, a former chairman and stalwart supporter of the Association for very many years, has also asked to stand down from the Committee, but agreed to continue as our President, for the present. We have enjoyed the very many articles Jeremy has written for our magazine and thank him enormously for all he has done for us.\nWe are very pleased to have co-opted two new younger members on to the Committee: Hugh Petre, who lives at Ferriers, and Charles Crawshay, who is moving to Simon Ward\u2019s former house at Bulmer. Both are very keen to see the Association taken forward for the next generation. More younger Committee members are needed, as are more members of the Association. If, looking at the list of members at the back of the magazine you see names missing who should be invited to join, I reiterate again, do please give me their names and addresses or, if you prefer, contact them yourself, with the enclosed membership form. It may be they have just moved into the area or, as likely, not know about us and what we stand for. A nudge from you or me should do the trick.\nI look forward to meeting as many of you as possible at either our AGM, when we are expecting an illuminating talk on Munnings or at our Summer Garden party, which Charles and Alice Raymond have kindly agreed to host in their lovely garden at Belchamp Hall.",
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        "raw_content": "Trailer for New Selena Gomez Movie Released \u2013 Watch It Here!\nBy Mike McGranaghan | Jul 7, 2014\nThe trailer for the upcoming Selena Gomez comedy Behaving Badly has just been released.\nBased on Ric Browde\u2019s novel While I\u2019m Dead Feed the Dog, the movie stars Nat Wolff, who is hot off this summer\u2019s hit The Fault in Our Stars. He plays Rick Stevens, a 16-year-old boy trying to win the heart of his dream girl Nina, played by Gomez. There are several complications to contend with, including Nina\u2019s difficult ex-boyfriend. Hookers and police officers figure into the plot, too.\nThe film has an all-star cast that also includes Jason Lee, Heather Graham, Cary Elwes, Mary Louise Parker, and Elisabeth Shue. Gary Busey has a supporting role, as well. Behaving Badly marks the feature debut of director Tim Garrick, who co-wrote the screenplay with Scott Russell.\nThis is the latest attempt for former Disney star Gomez to establish herself as a mature actress.\nLast year Gomez starred in the provocative and controversial Spring Breakers. The film received good critical reviews but spurred a backlash among her young fans, who were shocked to see the actress in such an unwholesome movie.\nBehaving Badly has been given an R rating by the MPAA for \u201ccrude sexual content and language throughout, some graphic nudity, and drug material.\u201d\nBehaving Badly was filmed in 2012 and has been awaiting release ever since. Vertical Entertainment will finally open the movie theatrically on August 1.\nDo you think Behaving Badly looks funny? Do you think Selena Gomez can pull off adult roles? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section.\nMike McGranaghan is the film critic for The Aisle Seat. His film writing can also be found at Film Racket and Daily Grindhouse, and his reviews are heard weekly on the radio stations of Sunbury Broadcasting Corporation. He is a member of the Broadcast Film Critics Association and the Online Film Critics Society, as well as the author of two books, \"Straight-Up Blatant\" and \"My Year of Chevy.\"",
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And I wrote a letter to Deborah who is a woman in one of the Buy Nothing groups I belong to. We chat when she picks something up and sometimes we send text messages to each other regarding an item to be picked up. However, I have thought for some time that it would be nice to have her as a friend. A friend I might invite for a cup of coffee or meet for a quick chat. So I jumped in and used her address for one of my February letters for Incowrimo. It occurs to me that it is also one person I am reaching out to, a person on the fringes of my circle of friends, as I wrote about in Expand. So I\u2019m on my way!\nOne thing that I like about letter writing is that it is so much more personal. When you open a letter from someone, you are holding the same paper they held and reading the words they wrote out in long hand. Maybe you are also witnessing their choice in paper or ink on the letter. In some cases, even the stamp used is a personal choice. 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The meeting was the coming weekend. I decided I was going. I had not been involved with the group previously but I had been on their mailing list for some time. This was my chance to spread my wings. So I went.\nThat was the start of so much for me. I reconnected with friends and with friends of friends. I not only got involved, as with everything I do, I jumped in with both feet and within the year I was the president of the group. Our monthly meetings were held at my house on weekends. One of the other people in this group was Carl. Carl had been a freshman when I graduated so I hadn\u2019t known him then, although I did recognize him. He became a friend right away. He was supportive, funny, highly intelligent, opinionated but reflective, too. Carl was one who made us all think about a project from different angles. At that time, he drove a very fancy foreign sports car. When he came to our meetings, he was always the first one there and would park his car on the street right in front of my huge front window. My daughter, Tina, was about thirteen or fourteen at the time and she fell in love with that car. She would come to the window and stare at it. During our meetings, we could see her out the window, looking at the car. She was fascinated with it. She asked Carl questions about it. We all got a kick out of it, including Carl. He answered her questions and told her all sorts of information about the car. One day, he smiled at me and looked at my daughter and said that after our meeting, if it was okay with her mom, he would take her for a short ride in the car. She looked at me and asked if it was okay. I agreed, reminding her that she had a couple of things she should finish during our meeting if she wanted to go for that ride. After the meeting and post meeting socializing, she got to go for that ride. They were only gone for about ten minutes but when they returned, Tina was so excited! She talked about it for weeks. I thanked Carl that day and he said it was nothing. He was glad to do it. His eyes sparkled and his goatee smiled a shy, satisfied smile.\nThat was one of the many things I remember about Carl. He was always there to raise the spirits, support when he could, listen and make suggestions if appropriate. He raised the self-esteem of a young teenage girl when he took her for a ride in a fancy car. He gave substance to her interest in the car and made a dream come true for her with that ride. Carl made the world a better place from his chemical engineering job to his running group; from the alumni group to his Rotary Club. He never forgot where he came from. He never forgot his family, going back to Pueblo whenever he could. He never let anyone down. 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His daughter and I lost touch when we graduated from high school as we went to different schools and then I got married right after college graduation and moved away. When we got back in touch, through a high school reunion group on Facebook, I learned that her father had died. It made me sad and I thought that one day I might go look for his grave at the national cemetery where he\u2019s buried which is a little bit off track when I go visit my mom in southern California.\nYesterday, on that same Facebook group, there was a conversation about some of the people in our classes that were either lost in combat or were veterans. A couple of people had gone to the cemeteries back home to visit some of the graves and posted pictures. I happened to mention that I had been thinking about my friend\u2019s father. I had been thinking of him for several days. I wasn\u2019t making it up. So almost instantly, I got a message from Miss Know It All who told me I was wrong. She said he was not killed while serving so I can\u2019t honor him until November when we have Veteran\u2019s Day. What?! I know the difference between the two holidays. I didn\u2019t say I was honoring him or celebrating him because it was Memorial Day. I just said I had been thinking about him; just as others on the FB thread were talking about people we all know who were former military that we miss. The thread was not specific to Memorial Day.\nAt first, it made me mad. How dare she try to tell me who I can think of and when I can think of them. I almost answered her message in angrily. Instead, I just said \u201cWell, I can still think of him. He was a terrific person.\u201d She answered that I could do that in November for Veteran\u2019s Day just as she does for her father. I chose to click off my phone and ignore her.\nI will think of anyone I want to think of any time I want to think of them and for any reason. I\u2019m not waiting to think of people only on specific days. I\u2019m wondering if she really only thinks of her dad on Veteran\u2019s Day! No one is going to tell me who, what, when, where, or why I should think of anyone. Or anything, for that matter.\nNumbers, Contacts, Pictures\nPosted in life, tagged death, death in family, death of a friend, friends, loss, memories, old times on March 4, 2016| 5 Comments \u00bb\nWhat do you do when someone dies and they are in you address book or contacts or Facebook feed?\nI struggle with this all the time. I still won\u2019t get rid of the address book that I used over thirty years ago when my brother died. His name and address and phone are in there and I can\u2019t bring myself to get rid of it even though none of the addresses are any good.\nAnd then there\u2019s Facebook where my other brother\u2019s name pops up. 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        "raw_content": "There comes a point in a relationship when you stop caring about what you feel because you know it\u2019ll just make you feel bad, depressed. There\u2019s always that choice of being happy instead. The world isn\u2019t perfect, some people cheat, some people have...\nI had this epiphany that true happiness is innate. We do not acquire it from others, instead, it is a fundamental part of our \u201chumanity.\u201d Happiness dependent on other things expire when those things perish; it is then replaced by either anger, sadness, or...\nIn the town where I live, I often these see these homeless people on the streets that have \u201calready lost their mind,\u201d for reasons that I may never know. Yet I cannot help to think if these people really are crazy, as almost all people would put it. Maybe...\nYou, Me, and the Person that is us.\nWhen you think alone, like when you say something to yourself \u2013 like when I write this very sentence. Do you notice that you are silently saying your thought to you, and you listen to it as well. It\u2019s not one way. The thought must be the work of our mind,...\nOld habits die hard, they say. All habits die hard, I say. So before it turns into a habit \u2013 those little decisions we make everyday; before it becomes big enough to be a habit, we should take into consideration if they\u2019re good for us in the long...",
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        "raw_content": "Pusk\u00e1s Ferenc Stadium visitor centre opens \u2013 Photos\nPosted by Daily News | Jun 29, 2018 | Sport | 0\nBudapest\u2019s Pusk\u00e1s Ferenc Stadium, which is currently under construction, opened a visitor centre on Friday.\nThe new stadium with a capacity of 67,000 people is scheduled to be completed by the end of 2019,\ngovernment commissioner in charge of Budapest and its agglomeration Bal\u00e1zs F\u00fcrjes said at the opening event.\nIn addition to preserving the functions of a former stadium at the site,\nthe new arena will also be an event and entertainment centre with 21st-century features, he added.\nThe stadium is scheduled to host four matches of the soccer Euro 2020 and will hopefully also be the venue of a Champions League or a Europa League final in 2021, F\u00fcrjes said.\nBudapest\u2019s Pusk\u00e1s Ferenc Stadium, under construction, photo: MTI\nThe investment project uses 100 percent Hungarian expertise from planning to construction and involves a total of 10,000 people, he said. It will become Hungary\u2019s biggest public facility, hosting concerts for an audience of 60-80,000. The area will also feature a conference centre with a capacity of 2,000, Furjes said.\nEntrance to the visitor centre is free of charge and opening hours are 10am to 5pm Tuesday through Sunday. It presents the history of the former People\u2019s Stadium (N\u00e9pstadion) and uses 3D and virtual reality technology to demonstrate the new structure currently being built. The centre is located next to the Papp L\u00e1szl\u00f3 Budapest Sports Arena.\nPusk\u00e1s Ferenc Stadium visitor centre opens, photo: MTI\nNEW PUSK\u00c1S STADIUM WILL COST 620 MILLION EUROS\nBudapestdevelopmenteventfootballHistory\nVisualization of the new Ferenc Puskas Stadium\nBudapest (MTI) \u2013 The new Ferenc Puskas Stadium can be seen on the visualization of the Public Building Designer Private Limited Company, published by the Ministry of National Development. The\u2026\nFerenc Puskas Stadium can be demolished from autumn\nAccording to index.hu, in the autumn, the demolition of Ferenc Puskas Stadium can be started, the construction of the new stadium will be launched next year and it will be\u2026\nExpansion of Pusk\u00e1s stadium gets under way - Photos\nBudapest, March 21 (MTI) - The expansion of the Pusk\u00e1s Ferenc Stadium in Budapest got under way on Monday with the disassembly of its concrete structure. Gy\u00f6rgy Skardelli, the project's\u2026\nAn Italian club will have a stadium named after Ferenc Pusk\u00e1s\nA stadium will be named after Ferenc Pusk\u00e1s in Signa, Italy, index.hu writes. The ceremony will be held on 14 May, when Signa 1914 will have a match against Empoli.\u2026\nPreviousHungarian 2-year-old torn from family due to US immigration policy\nNextNew US ambassador eager to cement ties with Hungary \u2013 VIDEO\nG\u00e1bor Kir\u00e1ly wins UEFA\u2019s \u2018Save of the Season\u2019 \u2013 VIDEO\nIndex.hu rightly notes that we are always ready to raise our\u2026\nParts of the historic colossus in Pest fall into Turkish hands\nPurchase of a historic building\nBudapest is one of the most beautiful city in Europe,\u2026\nHungarian national holiday marked in Washington, DC #august20 #hungary #usa",
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        "raw_content": "Dangerous Minds interviews John Lydon: Forty years of Public Image Ltd.\nPhoto by Paul Heartfield, courtesy Abramorama\nWhatever else you can say about the dread year 2018, it is a sumptuous buffet for the PiL fan. The Public Image Is Rotten, the first officially sanctioned documentary on the group, tells its story with the help of Jah Wobble, Keith Levene, Donut, Martin Atkins, Bruce Smith, Lu Edmonds, John Rambo Stevens, Big Youth(!), Thurston Moore, Ad-Rock, Flea, Don Letts, and numerous other members of the band, its circle and its audience; the new box set The Public Image Is Rotten: Songs From The Heart collects singles, B-sides, 12-inch mixes, outtakes, alternate versions, videos, and TV appearances from four decades of high adventure; and PiL will embark on the U.S. leg of its ongoing tour next week, starting in New Orleans on October 9. I spoke with John Lydon on the phone one morning during the brief interval between PiL\u2019s European and American dates.\nNot as mentally ill as Tom Arnold, but doing alright! I watched his show the night before. Two episodes. It\u2019s hilarious! I highly recommend it, but by God, is he just out there. Oh, space cadet! But highly entertaining, highly entertaining. And I suppose that was the point of it anyway, I mean, what do you expect from a comedian but comedy? Alright, anyway, that\u2019s an aside; I don\u2019t know why I brought it up, but ignore me!\nHow was the European tour?\nOh, very, very demanding. That was something like 39 gigs in nearly as many days, with two weeks in the middle to attempt recording our third album, here, since our reformation. So a lot of hard work, and a lot of promo for the documentary, y\u2019know, the film that\u2019s gonna be doing the rounds, and various like press things that have to be done in advance of gigs. Very, very demanding, really exhausting, and not at all the happy holiday we were expecting. Harder than usual times three or four. And any one of the issues we\u2019re involved with, really, should be a full-time job. But there you go, that\u2019s PiL for you! Moments of relaxation in an intense industry!\nWhere are you recording?\nWe went back to the Cotswolds in England. A studio we like, \u2018cause we like grabbing that on-the-road, live vibe.\nI saw the movie last night. At the end, Lu Edmonds says this thing\u2014he\u2019s talking about the band with [Magazine/Siouxsie/PiL guitarist] John McGeoch, and how things have changed, and he says you\u2019re different now than you were then. And he puts it down to [manager/lifelong friend John] Rambo [Stevens\u2019] influence.\nHow very sweet of him! Doesn\u2019t anybody ever give me credit? [Laughter] Well, that\u2019s Lu\u2019s opinion; you\u2019d have to ask Lu. Everybody was given an opportunity\u2014I mean everybody, friend and foe alike\u2014to say what they felt, and there it is, and that\u2019s the combination of all those juxtapositions. Of course the band\u2019s very different from when McGeoch was in it. We were again, at that time, enduring record company pressure, which is never an easy thing to put up with, which is what created so much instability in us. The rumor-mongering, all of it, you know, and just the sense of chaos, and trying to maintain any grasp of control, was extremely difficult. And Lu should know that, \u2018cause he was one of those difficult people at the time! [Laughter] But through all of that, these are my friends, and we argue all the time about everything. But now look at us: we have a stability, we\u2019re into the making of the third album. Fantastic. And it\u2019s all without record company pressure, or them controlling the purse strings, which is what leads to arguments in the first place.\nWell, one thing about the movie, seeing so much time compressed into an hour and a half\u2014\nI know, it could quite easily have ended up like War and Peace, but what\u2019d be the point of that?\nYou could do a whole movie just on the drummers that have gone through PiL. Tony Williams\u2014\n[Laughs] It\u2019s a lot of members!\nI don\u2019t know if it\u2019s because of the precarious money situation or not, but maybe that made it possible for an amazing group of people to pass through the band.\nYeah, and some of them sorely missed, others glad to be rid of, and then of course there were the blackmailers: \u201cOh, if you don\u2019t pay me extra, I\u2019m not going to go on tour.\u201d Y\u2019know, that brigade. Very, very difficult times when I look back at it now. It\u2019s like, Jeezus, how did I have the perseverance? \u2018Cause there were definite times in PiL history where I thought, I just couldn\u2019t take much more of it. The continual ugly pressure of having to maintain some kind of sense of stability in all this, it does wear you down.\nBy the time I got to, say, making the album Album, and a very young band I was with, put together quite a lot of the songs on Album with, they just could not cope with the studio, and I couldn\u2019t cope with the budget we had, so I couldn\u2019t afford to keep them in New York until they\u2026 got up to par, shall we say. And so put out phone calls, really, not expecting anyone to be too eager, really take anything that said yes, and just absolutely stunned and shocked with the quality of people that were more than willing to help on this album, and no squeak about money or anything like that. I tell you, that really changed my mind, it was like an affirmation that I absolutely needed at that point in my life, and I hope that comes across in the documentary. I\u2019m not sure it does too well.\nStill from \u2018The Public Image Is Rotten\u2019\nWell, then there\u2019s that story about McGeoch getting hit in the face with a bottle\u2014\nOh, all that stuff! That\u2019s nothing to do what I\u2019ve just said, is it?\nWell, the adversity you were facing.\nYeah, the adversity I\u2019m particularly pointing out is inter-band-members, right? Some being ridiculously spiteful for no reason, and just continuing a negative approach in the ranks, and spreading all manner of, like, stupid lies. That kind of adversity. I had that in the Pistols, and I did sort of presume that that\u2019s just the way all bands were. Well, I\u2019m finding out in the making of this third and the previous two albums that\u2019s not the case at all. We\u2019re very, very, very good friends with each other. We have a sense of empathy. And that was always missing in the past. It\u2019s always what I was seeking. But I suppose you can\u2019t have a major record label in there, interfering. Interfering in the thought processes and the purse strings. \u2018Cause adversity and animosity is what you end up with.\nThis is the longest stable lineup of the band, right?\nYeah! Yeah. Very noted. The second we were able to declare independence from any label, we set up our own outlet, and here we are now today. Stable! Financially risky, but bloody hell, is it enjoyable to wake up and know that you\u2019re responsible for your own downfall, and not somebody else. A reward.\nCan you tell me about the set you\u2019re playing?\nIt\u2019s one mostly the band picked, numbers that they enjoy doing, so there it is. And they flow well with each other, they jump all over the place time-wise, career-wise, but that\u2019s fine. They connect somehow. There\u2019s a flow in them. There are lines that interconnect. The thought process is there; it\u2019s really just about trying to understand emotions. And that\u2019s what Public Image do: try to understand. Try to understand each other, y\u2019know? And make a bloody good effort at the rest of the human race. And I don\u2019t suppose there\u2019s any other way but through music to share those experiences and learn from them. One of the greatest things about this tour is the small venues we picked, because I can see eye to eye with just about everybody in the building, and that really helps formulate and solidify the songs into the emotions that they\u2019re trying to express. It\u2019s very, very, very rewarding. You can see it in people\u2019s eyes when you\u2019re hitting the right tones emotionally with them. It\u2019s not like\u2014we don\u2019t do cruise ships or bar mitzvahs, I\u2019m not standing there waiting for requests. It\u2019s done on an emotional level. It\u2019s fantastic. And all shyness, gone. I feel so confident with the people I work with now. There\u2019s no sense of the temporary about it, and that\u2019s a wonderful sounding board. Three albums, now, it will be, when this one\u2019s done. That\u2019s an amazing achievement for PiL! \u2018Cause rightly or wrongly, earned the reputation there of never the same people twice. Not through choice.\nI know the gigs are selling out. You had to change venues in Los Angeles.\nYou have to up it when it sells out too much, but there\u2019s a limit to us. We won\u2019t go into the ten thousands or the five thousands, not really interested in that, because you lose that emotional response. Or you can, but it\u2019s like a harder struggle, and this is a struggle enough! And if we want to be celebrating our year, this is the way we want to do it. As I say, up close and personal.\nSo this box looks really wonderful\u2014\nYeah, very proud of that. Yeah.\nI\u2019ve always been especially fond of your singles and 12-inches; I feel like you put a lot of care into those.\nA lot. A lot. And using the highest quality recording we can, and also the highest quality materials we can, and to try and keep the price down. It\u2019s a thing of love. That\u2019s 40 years of work, there. I don\u2019t want it to go out in a brown paper bag. Although I could the novelty in that too! [Laughter]\nBut I meant specifically your singles, all along it seems like you\u2019ve put a lot of work into the singles and preparing special mixes for the 12-inches\u2014\nYeah. Well, listen, pop music is my centrifugal force. I\u2019ve always loved pop music, always will. Sharp simplicity, straight to the point. Sometimes songs I do can be longer than a single would need to be, and involve a hell of a lot more words, because you\u2019re involving yourself in a hell of a lot deeper way, but both ways work for me fine. I do like the simplicity of pop a lot. And always those are the singles, they\u2019re made for that. Not specifically structured as a single, but they happen, chance, in the way we record. There\u2019s no rule book with us. If we\u2019re involving ourselves in an emotion, we\u2019ll involve ourselves fully, and that\u2019s what each song is about, really. Trying to understand ourselves as human beings, and thereby, like I said, deal with the rest.\nAnd there\u2019s a proper version of \u201cKashmir\u201d on there, too.\nYeah, which I was supposed to sing live! But I couldn\u2019t, and I wouldn\u2019t. I thought it would be sacrilege! Go to all the effort of recording it\u2026 which is a glorious tune, it really is, and Led Zeppelin I adore! Physical Graffiti is one of my favorite albums, and \u201cKashmir\u201d is one of my favorite songs, and I didn\u2019t want to bugger it up. We were gonna start live sets with that, but I thought I\u2019d be letting it down somehow. I really don\u2019t need to be competing with Robert Plant, there, I think he did an excellent piece of work, and there you go. All accolades to.\nThere\u2019s a few unheard things, too, on this box set, and a lot of film footage.\nYeah, the TV stuff, all the TV appearances.\nYeah, which I thought would be nice for people to have, in one lump sum. And forever; not down to the whims of YouTube.\nAnd better quality.\nOh, by miles, I hope!\nPhoto by Duncan Bryceland, courtesy PiL Official\nThat reminds me of something else. Watching the documentary last night, I\u2019d heard there was video shot of the famous Ritz show\u2014\n[signal breaks up] because we were in charge of the cameras. That show was supposed to be us experimenting with their new camera technology, and, hello, one thing led to another, and before you know it, the world\u2019s best soft riot took place! [Laughter]\nSo no video survived?\nWell, there\u2019s bits and pieces, but nothing that would make any sense.\nOh, \u2018cause it\u2019s all from your points of view.\nYeah, you know, from where we are, we\u2019re behind the canvas. So you just see a canvas ruffle. There\u2019s not much you can make from that. Another one of those Public Image moments where fiasco becomes something adorable and memorable. You know, a negative becomes a positive. Just the way it is, I suppose; we\u2019re brave enough to take the situation on, and thank you all for noticing.\nYeah, the American Bandstand appearance is one of those moments.\nOh, yeah. My God, asking us to mime! Ha ha! To a song we improvised in recording, it\u2019s like, wow, where do we begin with that? So we just ran wild, and it worked out to the benefit of everybody. Made for a better TV show.\nOh, it\u2019s wonderful TV.\nEven Dick Clark said so!\nHe did? He knew good TV, right?\nOh yeah, he had a list of all-time greats, and we\u2019re up there. We\u2019re well up there. Of all-time greats on his show. Lovely. Us and a bunch of mime artists! Ah, ha, ha.\nIs it true, John, that \u201cAnnalisa,\u201d a song that\u2019s as relevant today as it ever was\u2014is it true you saw that on a TV show?\nYeah, it was a real story about a young girl, in her coming-of-age early teens, and the parents, like, being far too religious for their own good, assuming she was possessed by the devil. And so in came the exorcist, and the end result was she was starved to death, really. It\u2019s a really, really sad story, a true story. They put a film out of it a couple of years back, you know; I was a bit annoyed they didn\u2019t approach us, \u2018cause it would\u2019ve been a wonderful theme for it.\nLike a dramatic movie, with actors?\nYeah, like a proper film release, it was quite astounding. And horrific! When I watched it, it just brought tears to my eyes. You could see that this girl just didn\u2019t stand a chance with that zealotry. Cold, indifferent parents, much more into their crucifixes than they were the life of their own daughter.\nSexuality is a strange thing to the religious. For my making [?], that\u2019s what the root core of the problem was.\nI imagine you\u2019ve been following the Catholic abuse story with interest.\nHa, ha! All my life! [Laughter] Spent most of my life deliberately avoiding priests. Right up to day one in the Pistols, never even considered singing! I just thought, \u201cNo no no, that\u2019ll get me back closer to the priests. It\u2019s not what I want.\u201d\nWasn\u2019t \u201cReligion\u201d\u2014\nIn fact, wrote \u201cReligion,\u201d a PiL song, while I was in the Pistols, but I knew they couldn\u2019t handle it. Just another reason, really, to have to move on. But PiL was well-adapted to that sort of focus.\nWhat can we expect in the near future? 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        "raw_content": "Actually, among the worst news I could ever provide. My wife Ruth passed away on the evening of Thursday January 25th, as a result of complications from open heart surgery. Bear with me a while. I\u2019m going to be very distracted for some time. If you\u2019re of...\nCue rant: Developers and programmers and layout specialists, get a clue! I know it\u2019s trendy and the common thing to put texts in subdued or even pastel shades on white or other subdued pastel shades. It makes for a very artistic look. I get that. The problem is,...\n2017 Dragon Award Nominations Have Been Announced!\nby David | Aug 3, 2017 | Blog\nAnd I have a book on the list! Under the Best Military Science Fiction category The Span of Empire, by Eric Flint and David Carrico Whee!!! So, now you know who to vote for. And while you\u2019re voting, consider voting for Eric\u2019s novel 1636: The Ottoman...\nBit of An Update\u2026\nby David | Jul 19, 2017 | Blog\n\u2026 and all that. Finished the first draft of an outline for the next Jao novel and sent it to senior author Eric Flint. We don\u2019t have a contract for it yet, so this is all preliminary and \u201con spec\u201d so to speak, but I believe when the sales...",
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        "raw_content": "Home \u00bb The Basics of Managing Your Household Finances\nThere are a lot of elements to running a household. Many of them can fall to the woman automatically, but a lot of couples today make an effort to ensure that tasks and the mental effort of running a household are split more equally. Whether you\u2019re married, have a family or are single, organizing your finances is one essential of keeping your household running. You need to keep a close eye on your money to ensure you\u2019re financially healthy and that you\u2019re spending and saving in a way you can afford. There are some vital financial tasks you need to manage, such as the ones below.\nHaving a household budget is crucial if you want to stay on top of your spending. You should know how much you spend on various things and how much you have available to save or to spend on luxuries. A budget isn\u2019t something that you should just draw up and then leave, either. You should review your budget now and then, especially when anything in your circumstances changes. If you have more or less money coming in, or higher or lower expenses, you should take a look at your budget. The beginning of a new tax year is a good time to do it because that\u2019s when things like personal tax allowances change.\nManaging the Bills\nTaking care of the bills is another part of managing your household financially. It ties into managing your budget. With modern practices, it\u2019s pretty easy to make sure your bills are paid automatically, so you don\u2019t need to think about paying them if you don\u2019t want to. However, some people prefer not to set up automatic payments because they need to keep a closer eye on their budget. If you decide not to use a direct debit or another method, you need to stay on top of when bills are due to be paid. They can include anything from utilities to insurance or mortgage payments.\nMost people in the UK don\u2019t need to worry about filing their taxes as they use the PAYE system. However, that doesn\u2019t mean you can forget about your taxes completely. It\u2019s important to keep an eye on them to ensure you\u2019re not paying too much or too little. If you\u2019re self-employed, you do need to file your taxes. Hiring a tax accountant helps you make sure your tax return is correct, and you\u2019re saving as much as you can. If you\u2019re married, looking at your taxes as a couple is important.\nA lot of things can be done online now, but sometimes a trip to the bank is still necessary. Making appointments to discuss things like opening a new account, taking out a loan or getting a mortgage is important to managing your household finances. While these might not come up often, it\u2019s essential for someone in the household to be responsible for them.\nEvery adult needs to know how to manage their finances, but it can get more complicated when you have a family. If you need help, don\u2019t hesitate to ask for it.\nJo Whiley\u2019s Top Tips for \u2026\nJunior Style Designer Children\u2019s Clothing \u2026\nAre you saving for your children?\nFinance, finance advice, money, money saving, personal finances\nPrevious Post 12 Creative and Clever Ways to Save Money\nNext Post Mummy Money Mistakes!",
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        "raw_content": "How Denver apartment buildings get their names\nSkyHouse Denver, 7/S Denver Haus, Belmont Buckingham, all of these names might be cause to whisper your address, but there\u2019s probably a reason behind it.\nA Denver skyline, seen from Green Mountain. (Kevin J. Beaty/Denverite)\nFrom Poet\u2019s Row to the names that could\u2019ve inspired a skit on South Park, Denver\u2019s got some distinctly named residences.\nTake a spin through a list of local apartment names and, sure, some might make you giggle. SkyHouse Denver, 7/S Denver Haus, Belmont Buckingham, all of these names might be cause to whisper your address while ordering takeout. But there\u2019s probably a reason that it was named that way.\nLiza Prall of Prall Marketing would know. She\u2019s the owner of the 10-year-old company that specializes in real estate branding.\n\u201cThe name is really part of the brand. The reason you brand a building is to help differentiate and create interest and demand as part of a sales and marketing,\u201d she said.\nFor example, Prall\u2019s company named the Verve apartment building downtown.\n\u201cWe came to Verve, meaning sort of enthusiasm for life. That one was an audience-related pick, thinking about who we\u2019d be talking to,\u201d Prall said.\nBut they also considered art-related names, names based on an \u201coutdoor-biking lifestyle,\u201d a historic name for its proximity to the old Denver Post printing press and more.\nUltimately, the team went with Verve, the name that was supposed to evoke \u201cwhat would your life be like living there?\u201d\nThe whole process took about two weeks.\n\u201cIt depends on how long building owners take to make a decision,\u201d she said. \u201cIn addition to just the name, you have to make sure that there\u2019s an available URL.\u201d\nOther times, an owner requests a name that reflects the building\u2019s location. That\u2019s how Prall Marketing ended up naming Park Place Old Town.\n\u201cSometimes it\u2019s more scientific and sometimes it\u2019s more guttural in terms of people\u2019s reactions,\u201d she said.\nBut the whole process is about a building\u2019s identity, which means that if you find the name silly, you might not be the target audience.\n\u201cI can speak as a marketing professional and say if a name is working in term\u2019s of the project\u2019s goals. Or I can speak as a pedestrian, in which case it\u2019s just a matter of taste,\u201d Prall said.",
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        "raw_content": "In New Jersey, child support is always subject to modification, whether upward or downward. If a party has experienced \u201cchanged circumstances\u201d as defined by Lepis v. Lepis, 83 N.J. 139 (1980), the payor or payee may file a motion with the Court to increase or decrease the child support award original entered. The party seeking a modification of child support has the burden to establish \u201cchanged circumstances\u201d which are permanent, substantial and unanticipated since the time of the entry of the child support award.\nExamples of changed circumstances include but are not limited to the following:\nJob loss;\nGaining a higher paying job;\nChanges to parenting time (increase or decrease);\nMajor health issues of the parent;\nMajor health issues of the child;\nPermanent disability of the parent;\nChange in expenses necessary to raise the child; and\nAdditional children the parent needs to support.\nThe ultimate determination as to whether a modification is warranted is based upon a fact sensitive analysis, evaluated by the court. Upon a showing by the party seeking modification that they have experienced changed circumstances, the Court may require discovery, and the scheduling of a plenary hearing in the event the parties are unable to reach an agreement as to the modification.\nTo protect the existing \u201cduty of support\u201d to the child, N.J.S.A. 2A:17-56.23a provides in relevant part that child support should not be retroactively modified by the court except as follows:\nWith respect to the period during which there is a pending application for modification, but only from the date the notice of motion was mailed either directly or through the appropriate agent. The written notice will state that a change of circumstances has occurred and a motion for modification of the order will be filed within 45 days. In the event a motion is not filed within the 45-day period, modification shall be permitted only from the date the motion is filed with the court.\nTherefore, retroactive implementation of a child support modification may only be made back to when the other party is put on written notice that a change of circumstances has occurred and a motion to address the issue will be filed within 45 days of such notice. Where the motion is not timely filed within that 45-day period, the retroactive implementation may only be made back to the date when the motion is actually filed. The only situation that deviates from the statute is where modification is sought retroactive to the date of the child\u2019s emancipation, which is permitted even if it occurred long before notice was provided or a motion filed. Furthermore, this statute was created to protect the child and thus, does not prohibit a retroactive increase of child support.\nWhen child support is paid through the New Jersey Child Support Probation Department, child support is also subject to modification in accordance with the Cost of Living Adjustment pursuant to Rule 5:6B of the New Jersey Court Rules. The Court Rules provide that all child support orders \u201centered, modified, or enforced after [September 1, 1998] shall provide that the child support amount will be adjusted every two years to reflect the cost of living.\u201d A cost of living adjustment is automatically performed by the New Jersey Child Support Probation Department. If a litigant is paying or receiving child support outside of the Probation Department, it is incumbent upon the payor/payee to file a motion for an adjustment commensurate with the cost of living. However, a cost of living increase will not be effective if the payor\u2019s income has not increased at a rate equivalent to the rate of inflation.\nThe attorneys at Donahue, Hagan, Klein & Weisberg have experience in negotiating, mediating and litigating the complex nature of child support modifications and can provide the necessary advice in this area.",
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        "raw_content": "If you suddenly became disabled, how would you cope?\nYour personal Financial Security Plan can prepare you for the worst\nDisability strikes like lightning: usually unexpected, always unwelcome, and often devastating financially. As you\u2019ve already discovered, your own chances of becoming disabled are worse than you might think. Could you handle it financially if you or your spouse couldn\u2019t work or earn an income? How would you pay your bills?\nThe fact is, most of us are totally unprepared because we\u2019ve never stopped and worked things out in advance. Follow these steps and be ready if it happens to you or a member of your family.\nComplete our Income/Expense Review if you have not done so already\nLet\u2019s begin at the beginning, and determine how much money is coming in and going out each month.\nLook at the results of your Income/Expense Review. If your income was reduced or eliminated by a disability, would your expenses exceed your income? 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        "raw_content": "Pope Francis is coming to Philadelphia, and I\u2019m doing all I can to avoid him.\nYou can find Jesus in a casserole.\nI know there are some readers of this blog who think I should do everything in my power to seek out the Holy Father and ask forgiveness, for both the thoughts and deeds I\u2019ve commemorated here on Do Not Get Sick in the Sink, Please. You may be surprised, or perhaps not, to learn that this blog is followed by a whole flock slew of Christians who write about how God is improving their marriage or revealing the mystical secrets behind tater tot casserole or losing weight through Jesus.\n(Dear Christians: Just my opinion, but God may be sending you mixed messages with that tater tot casserole and weight loss stuff).\nI\u2019ve never been able to understand why this blog has so many Christian followers. Maybe they\u2019re praying for my salvation. More likely they\u2019re using me as an example to scare their children.\nBehold the fate that awaits you if you turn from the path of righteousness: Do Not Get Sick in the Sink, Please!\nAnyway, as I said, the Pope is visiting for a couple of days at the end of the week and, as a lapsed Catholic, the papal visit didn\u2019t register more than a \u201cGee, that\u2019s nice,\u201d on my own personal Richter scale until a colleague contacted me to reschedule a meeting. Why did we need to reschedule? Because it appears the whole freaking city is shutting down this week, including the public schools, public transport, and entire bridges and stretches of highway.\nSo I doubt I\u2019ll get much done in this week, except for maybe this blog post about my Christian followers.\nLet me start by saying that I am not a follower of Christianity and my relationship with religion is complicated. It began with my parents: my Mom was a devout Roman Catholic and my Dad was an unrepentant atheist. How this horribly mismatched couple ever got together in the first place remains a mystery, but you could probably place a safe bet on the involvement of alcohol. Why they stayed together has more to do with my mother strictly following the Church teaching against birth control and yet feeling a bit more loosey-goosey about the admonition against premarital sex: I was born not quite seven months after my parents married.\nAfter my birth, I went through the motions of being a Catholic through my Confirmation, and then declared that I was an atheist as my mother wept and my father cheered.\nStill, while I\u2019ve left the Church, I remain what I\u2019ll call a cultural Catholic, and I identify with that particular experience. If I had to choose sides in, let\u2019s say, a game of dodgeball, I\u2019d be on their team.\nWhile I\u2019m an atheist and have been since early adolescence, in my twenties I married a former altar boy. That\u2019s maybe not too surprising. What may surprise you is that my husband, who comes from a large, Irish-Catholic family that attended Mass every Sunday, rejected the Catholic Church much more emphatically than I ever did. Even though my husband didn\u2019t grow up in a home with a drunk guy shouting from the front porch at random passersby that all priests are \u201cqueers\u201d (that would be my Dad), my husband refused to allow our children to be baptized. The atheist in the relationship (that would be me) would have been okay with it.\nDon\u2019t try to make sense of my beliefs. It will just make your brain hurt.\nMy beliefs have made my own brain hurt for a while now, including a few months I worked as an office temp several years ago. Because I was a temp, I occupied a place in the office hierarchy alongside the cleaning crew. There was a guy there who did most of the maintenance: replacing lightbulbs, fixing the lock on the women\u2019s room door, painting the conference room a pale green called \u201cSeedling.\u201d In a foolish moment of proletarian solidarity, I introduced myself, my small act of rebellion against a workplace that did not acknowledge my his existence, let alone my his labor (perhaps you can understand why my career there did not progress beyond the status of a temp). He told me his name was Arthur. From then on, Arthur greeted me thusly (if the sun was shining).\n\u201cThe Lord has given us a beautiful day, Karen!\u201d\nIf it was raining, he would say\n\u201cThe Lord has given all the plants and trees a good drink of water today, Karen!\u201d\nGod sees everything and He knows where you left that paintbrush.\nFortunately, no natural catastrophes struck during my stint as a temp in that office, so I never got to see how Arthur\u2019s Christian optimism would interpret an earthquake or a tsunami. Still, he did relate to me his experience of other divine interventions on his behalf. For example, there was the time he misplaced his brush while painting that conference room.\n\u201cThe Lord must have been looking out for me, Karen, because he showed me right where it was, on top of the step ladder!\u201d\nAnd that time he parked his car, yet remained inside, fiddling with the radio for a few moments, when a speeding Toyota Camry whizzed down the street. Again, he credited the Lord with his inability to find the Washington Redskins broadcast on the AM dial and avoiding certain death in a gruesome traffic fatality.\nArthur\u2019s need to share his faith with me remains inexplicable, sort of like the reasons why I have so many Christian followers. If I had to guess about his motivations, I think I\u2019ll say that he was dropping what I\u2019ll call \u201cGod hints\u201d: little cues in conversation he hoped would start a larger discussion that would open up an opportunity to convert me. Maybe that\u2019s what the Christian followers are doing, too, when they follow my blog. I don\u2019t think I\u2019m out here in the world sending a message that I need saving, but maybe with all the flailing around I do in life, and on this blog, that\u2019s the message Christians hear.\nAhead of Pope Francis\u2019s visit, the Washington Post published a story about all the Catholics, like my husband and I, who have left the Church. Like so many others, we\u2019ve stopped following Catholicism. Yesterday, the paper published another story about how Americans really, really, really like Pope Francis but we really, really, really don\u2019t like the Catholic Church.\nI don\u2019t know if the Pope\u2019s visit will be able to bring disaffected Catholics back into the fold. So far Pope Francis seems to be saying the right things on a lot of issues that are important to Americans and American Catholics. I do know that this part of the country where I live is in an absolute frenzy during his visit, and I\u2019m just waiting to come out the other side.\nPope Francis will be in Philadelphia on September 26 and 27. You can find his schedule here.\nPosted in: blogging, blogging tips, Christianity, humor, in the news, WPRightnow | Tagged: atheism, Catholicism, Pope Francis, things to do in Philadelphia\n7 thoughts on \u201cUnder the Vatican Dome\u201d\nOne of my sisters lives near Philly and sent me a photo of a pizza box with the Pope\u2019s face on it. We\u2019ve had the President visit several times and never once has it gotten commemorative pizza box crazy. Based on the things Pope Francis has said, I am inclined to believe he is secretly appalled.\nOh I dunno. I think Pope Francis would probably be okay with it. He seems to be much more down to earth than his predecessor.\nI agree, he does, which is why I think he likely isn\u2019t comfortable with all this fuss.\nAh, I misunderstood. I thought you meant the pizza might be too humble a foodstuff to bear the Pope\u2019s image. \ud83d\ude09\n\u201cIf I had to choose sides in, let\u2019s say, a game of dodgeball, I\u2019d be on their team.\u201d\nWell that\u2019s good, because if I had to pick a dodgeball team out of the people sitting in the pews alongside me, our team would really suck. We need all the help we can get in that department.\nAs far as why Christians might follow your blog, I can\u2019t speak for them, but for me, I like to read witty and interesting things. So here you are. Also, there\u2019s more to a person than what religious box they check; if you go down my blogroll you will see a lot of atheist blogs, because apparently that\u2019s who I found when I wanted to read things about feminism and surviving abuse. Also, I\u2019ve been very interested in deconversion stories lately, which you don\u2019t tend to find on Christian blogs. I imagine your other Christian followers might have some similar reasons, but again I can\u2019t speak for them.\nThanks for the kind words. And I harbor no illusions that my Christan followers are actually reading this blog. Only a handful of folks ever read any of my posts. It was just a literary conceit (that I thought was funny) I used for the purpose of this blog post.\nHope you all survived.\nNot Catholic but I love the Pope!",
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        "raw_content": "Home>Biosecurity Tasmania>About Biosecurity Tasmania>Biosecurity Legislation Review>Draft Biosecurity Bill>Draft Biosecurity Bill FAQs\nDraft Biosecurity Bill Frequently Asked Questions\n\u200b\u200b\u200b\u200bQ1. Why do we need new biosecurity legislation?\n\u200bBiosecurity is fundamental to the success of Tasmania\u2019s agriculture, aquaculture and tourism industries as well as the protection of our unique island environment and our way of life. Globalisation of trade, internet commerce, and the modern ease of travel establishes new pathways for the introduction of pests and diseases to the State. We need to be able to deal with such biosecurity threats across the \u201cbiosecurity continuum\u201d \u2013 that is, before they reach the State border, at the border, and after they have passed the border.\nUntil now, Tasmania\u2019s biosecurity has been managed under seven separate Acts. While these Acts have served us well, they were developed incrementally over three decades, and in a piecemeal fashion. Recent experience with Queensland Fruit Fly, and other cases involving the movement of plants and animals across Bass Strait, have highlighted the need for Tasmania\u2019s biosecurity laws to cover persons and activities in mainland States. This is uncertain under current legislation. Consolidating Tasmania\u2019s biosecurity laws into a single modern statute will ensure they remain \u201cfit-for-purpose\u201d and do not become increasingly duplicative and outdated.\nQ2. Which legislation will be replaced by the new single Biosecurity Act?\nThe Biosecurity Bill will replace the following seven Acts:\nAnimal (Brands & Movement) Act 1984\nAnimal Farming (Registration) Act 1994\nQ3. How will the new legislation improve things?\nThe Biosecurity Bill provides a simpler and more effective legal framework for the management of weeds and vermin, imports of plant and animal products, biosecurity emergencies, and monetary reimbursement for biosecurity related loss. Other key features include:\nclear extra-territorial operation so Tasmanian biosecurity requirements can cover the whole biosecurity continuum;\na general biosecurity duty, which imposes a statutory duty of care on all persons to properly manage biosecurity risks when dealing with any animals, plants or related products;\ncriminal penalties that are more appropriate for the nature and gravity of biosecurity offences, and better aligned with penalties for biosecurity offences in other States;\nthe ability for detailed biosecurity measures to be tailor-made for managing specific issues, activities or impacts, and implemented via subordinate regulations and statutory programs\nThe new Biosecurity Bill is more evolutionary than revolutionary. The new biosecurity system will retain many of the elements of our existing biosecurity system, but in a modernised and consolidated form.\nQ4. How did the new Biosecurity Bill come about?\n\u200bThe Biosecurity Bill 2019 is the outcome of more than four years of consultation involving a broad array of stakeholders, who have engaged with the Government in good faith to assist in its formulation.\nIn 2014 the newly elected Liberal Government commenced a reform process to improve the management of biosecurity in Tasmania. Biosecurity Tasmania was established and a comprehensive policy review of Tasmania\u2019s biosecurity system was initiated. This aimed to ensure Tasmania had practical, modern biosecurity laws capable of furthering the principles and objectives in the Tasmanian Biosecurity Strategy, while minimising red and green tape for business, and the community in general. A Draft Position Paper setting out policy positions for the proposed regulatory reform was released for public consultation in March 2016, and a draft Future Directions Paper outlining a new legislative framework for biosecurity was released in November that same year.\nIn line with the main recommendation of that review, the Government decided to replace seven of Tasmania\u2019s biosecurity related Acts with a single piece of framework legislation \u2013 and the development of the Biosecurity Bill begun towards the end of 2016.\nQ5. Who has been involved in the development of the draft Bill?\n\u200bConsultation on the Bill has been extensive. An early draft of the Bill was released for public comment in 2017 and a number of intensive workshops on the draft Bill were undertaken during 2017 with industry and community groups like the Tasmanian Farmers and Graziers Association, Tasmanian Seafood Industry Council, Fruit Growers Tasmania, Wine Tasmania, Tourism Tasmania, Nursery and Garden Industry TAS, Tasmanian Conservation Trust \u2013 to name just a few.\nFurther consultation with stakeholders occurred in 2018 following the election. Biosecurity Tasmania was also able to draw on the experience of the Queensland Fruit Fly Response, and the Legislative Council report on blueberry rust in Tasmania.\nIssues raised by stakeholders during public consultation in 2017/18 were considered, and amendments were made to the draft Bill to address them. A small number of technical improvements were also made in 2018 to address issues identified during the Queensland Fruit Fly response.\nA final exposure draft of the Bill has now been provided to key stakeholders and has been published on the Department\u2019s website. Final comments on the Bill are required by Friday 22 February 2019.\nQ6. When will the new Act commence operation?\nThe Government is aiming to table the Bill in Parliament in early 2019, subject to this final round of community consultation.\u200b\nOnce the Bill has passed both Houses of Parliament, work can begin on its implementation. The new Act cannot fully commence until transitional arrangements, and a suite of subordinate instruments and associated administrative systems are developed. This task will take time, and will involve ongoing public consultation and collaboration with stakeholders to ensure regulatory red tape and disruption for business is minimised. \u200b\nQ7. Who will be represented on the Biosecurity Advisory Committee and what functions will it have?\nThe Biosecurity Advisory Committee will (as the name suggests) have an advisory role. It will not generally be involved in operational or regulatory decision-making. However, it will play an instrumental role in guiding Government strategies and policy in respect of biosecurity.\nThe composition of the Committee is set out in the new legislation. As a minimum, the Committee will need to have in its membership:\na representative of wild fisheries industries;\na person with relevant knowledge and experience in science, industry and community liaison and education;\na person with relevant accounting, economic or strategic planning expertise;\na person with public administration expertise at both the State and local government level;\na representative of animal-based agricultural industries;\na representative of plant-based agricultural industries;\na representative of aquaculture industries;\na representative of tourism industries;\na representative from environmental organisations;\na community member; and\na State Service employee.\n\u200bQ8. What is the \u201cgeneral biosecurity duty\u201d and how will it work?\n\u200bThe general biosecurity duty creates an obligation on all Tasmanians and businesses to use reasonable standards of care when dealing with any biological material that may pose a biosecurity risk. Under the general biosecurity duty, any person dealing with plants or animals (or their derived products) who knows, or ought reasonably to know, that a biosecurity risk is posed or is likely to be posed has a legal duty to ensure that, so far as is reasonably practicable, the risk is prevented, eliminated or minimised.\nThe general biosecurity duty will operate as a statutory \u201cduty of care\u201d in respect of biosecurity. It is legally enforceable and non-compliance with the duty may be penalised by criminal sanction, as is the case in New South Wales and Queensland. A significant breach of the duty that is intentional or reckless will be an aggravated offence that carries the highest maximum penalty in the Act.\nAn example of an aggravated breach of the general biosecurity duty would be a person causing a significant biosecurity impact by deliberately releasing an invasive pest, such as live fruit fly or European Carp, into the Tasmanian environment.\nQ9. The new Biosecurity Bill is described as \u201cframework legislation\u201d- what does this mean?\n\u200bAs framework biosecurity legislation, the Biosecurity Bill sets out the overarching legal concepts, principles, functions, and legal machinery to support biosecurity management in Tasmania. However, it also enables more detailed measures to be tailor-made for managing specific issues, activities or impacts, and implemented via subordinate legislation (i.e. \u201cregulations\u201d).\nFor example, the Act itself does not contain any new prescribed fees or levies. The Government already had the legal capacity to recover costs and charge fees for a range of biosecurity functions it carries out under the previous legislation. That capacity is maintained under the Biosecurity Act, along with the capacity to prescribe statutory fees and levies in regulations.\nSubordinate legislation must, in accord with the Subordinate Legislation Act 1992, be assessed by the Department of Treasury and Finance to not impose any unreasonable cost or burden on any part of the community. A regulatory impact assessment involving public consultation must also be carried out unless the Secretary of Treasury determines that it is not necessary. Also, any new fee or levy set by regulations made under the Biosecurity Act would be open to review and disallowance by either House of Parliament, as is the case for all subordinate legislation.\nQ10. How will the National Livestock Identification Scheme (NLIS) be applied under the new legislation?\n\u200bThe National Livestock Identification Scheme (or NLIS) is another example of an existing biosecurity system that will be implemented through regulations under the Act. The NLIS is a national scheme for the identification and traceability of livestock sold or moved anywhere in Australia. It is recognised as a world-leading biosecurity initiative, and was established because animal traceability is fundamental to managing both animal health, and the integrity of food produced from livestock \u2013 predominantly meat and dairy produce.\nTasmania has implemented the NLIS under the Animal Brands and Movement Act 1985. That Act is more than 30 years old, and becoming increasingly cumbersome and outdated. Unlike Tasmania, other states implemented the NLIS through regulations made under their overarching biosecurity or animal health legislation rather than through a special NLIS related act. So using regulations under Tasmania\u2019s new biosecurity legislation to implement the NLIS is a sensible reform, one that brings Tasmania into line with other states.\nQ11. One of the objectives of the Biosecurity Bill is to promote sharing of responsibility for Tasmania\u2019s biosecurity between the Government, industry and the community. How will this be achieved?\n\u200bThe Biosecurity Bill creates a general biosecurity duty, which imposes a statutory duty of care on all persons to properly manage biosecurity risks when dealing with any animals, plants or related products.\nThe Bill also provides opportunities for business to choose to work cooperatively with others in their industry sector, or with government, to manage biosecurity risks and impacts. Tasmania already had some examples of self-management. TT Line personnel undertake clearance of in-bound movements at embarkation in Melbourne, and Tasmanian cherry exporters may be accredited to inspect their own produce.\nThe Bill will enable the State Government to recognise non-government organisations as accreditation authorities, who in turn may accredit private certifiers and auditors to audit and inspect business operations, and provide product certification. Among other opportunities, this could see Government recognising industry-based quality assurance programs for regulatory purposes, where appropriate.\nOne such scheme already operating across Australia is the Interstate Certification Assurance Scheme \u2013 a national system of plant health certification based on quality management principles.\nQ12. The Queensland Fruit Fly emergency that occurred in early 2018 and the blueberry rust enquiry in the Legislative Council have raised some concerns about the performance private certification schemes \u2013 how will the new legislation address these issues?\n\u200bA major shortcoming of the present biosecurity legislation \u2013 particularly the Plant Quarantine Act \u2013 is the absence of a system to regulate the operation of industry certification schemes in Tasmania. The experience of the 2018 fruit fly incursion, where infested fruit was imported after it had been fumigated and certified as fruit fly free, indicates that these schemes can sometimes fail to deliver intended outcomes.\nFor example, a situation may arise where someone on the mainland, who is not appropriately accredited to perform that task, is certifying produce as being pest free, enabling the importation of high-risk material to Tasmania.\nThis is why a robust legal framework is needed to govern the operation of private certification schemes in Tasmania. Under the Biosecurity Bill, industry based biosecurity certification; auditing and accreditation activities will be subject to the regulatory oversight of Biosecurity Tasmania. A private certifier who fails to meet with Biosecurity Tasmania\u2019s regulatory standards can have their accreditation to operate in Tasmania cancelled or suspended, and may even face criminal sanctions in certain circumstances.\nAnd a major advantage of the new legislation is it will have clear extra-territorial operation, which is uncertain under the old legislation. This means it can cover the activities of persons in mainland States who are engaged in importing and certify imports to Tasmania.\nQ13. How will the new legislation provide for compensating persons who suffer economic loss as a result of an outbreak of a pest or disease?\n\u200bCurrently in Tasmania, reimbursement (in respect to biosecurity) is effectively limited to animals or plants destroyed in a biosecurity response when it is covered by one of several national cost-sharing deeds entered into between the states, Commonwealth and relevant industry body.\nHowever the national deeds generally only cover biosecurity emergencies that concern pests and diseases that are exotic to Australia. The deeds generally do not cover pests and diseases that originate within Australia, such as Queensland Fruit Fly.\nThis shortcoming was evident in recent state-based responses like for blueberry rust where landholders were unable to be directly recompensed for the loss of plants destroyed on their properties.\nUnder the new legislation, owners will be entitled to reimbursement for the death or destruction of animals, plants, or other property in the following circumstances:\nwhere the animal, plant or property is covered by a biosecurity cost-sharing agreement which provides for reimbursement; or\nwhere it is destroyed under a Government biosecurity program which specifically provides for reimbursement; or\nwhere it is destroyed under an approved (industry or community) biosecurity program which specifically provides for reimbursement; or\notherwise in circumstance that may be prescribed by the regulations.\nAs is the case now, there will be no statutory entitlement to reimbursement for indirect or consequential losses associated with biosecurity responses (such as compensation for loss of potential profits or future income), nor for the death or destruction of any animal, plant or other property that is connected with a breach of the Act.\nQ14. How does the new Biosecurity Bill deal with biosecurity emergencies?\n\u200bLike the legislation it replaces, the Biosecurity Bill provides the necessary legal framework for dealing with biosecurity emergencies. The Bill defines a biosecurity emergency as an emergency arising from a biosecurity risk or biosecurity impact. Tasmania will continue to be guided by national approaches (such as national emergency response deeds and agreements). However, the Bill enables these to be implemented through a simpler and more flexible regime of statutory instruments.\nThe Bill establishes a three-tiered hierarchy for biosecurity emergency management. The choice of which statutory instrument to use is determined by the relative urgency of the response required. In the most urgent situations, where there is a high level of uncertainty, the relevant Minister of the day can make an emergency order, which will expire after six months, unless remade. A court cannot issue an interim or interlocutory injunction to stay the operation of an emergency order, however a court is not prevented from making final orders to that effect.\nWhere the risks of a biosecurity impact are significant, but not as urgent as with an emergency order, or more clearly understood, the Minister can make a control order. A control order can be in effect for a period up to five years without needing to be remade. And where long-term management of a biosecurity issue is required, biosecurity zones can be made by regulations. These will generally be ongoing until the risk or impact being managed is addressed (or accepted). However, regulations will normally expire after ten years, unless remade.\nBiosecurity zones could target established populations of animal pests (such as feral rabbits or cats) or weeds (such as gorse or blackberry). Or alternatively, a particular region or part of Tasmania\u2019s archipelago, such as Flinders Island, or Maria Island, could be made a biosecurity zone, to enable the application of particular management measures in that area.\nWhile emergency orders may mandate special measures (such as requiring people to undergo an external treatment to decontaminate their clothing before entering or leaving an area) the types of measures will likely be similar across all three tiers of biosecurity response.\nQ15. Who will be the key statutory decision makers in the new regulatory framework?\n\u200bThe Biosecurity Bill establishes the Minister for Primary Industries and Water, and the Secretary of the Department of Primary Industries, Parks, Water and the Environment (\u201cthe Department\u201d) as the two key decision-makers, who can delegate their powers. Two principal authorised officer positions will also be established \u2013 the Chief Veterinary Officer and the Chief Plant Protection Officer, both of which have deputy positions attached.\nUnder the Bill\u2019s framework, high-level decisions that are likely to have broad strategic, social, economic or environmental ramifications are the responsibility of the Minister. These include decisions on the listing of permitted, prohibited or restricted matter, issuing emergency orders and control orders, approving biosecurity programs, and reimbursement schemes.\nThe Secretary is primarily responsible for high-level administrative functions such as appointment of authorised officers, business registration, approval of accreditation authorities, granting of general permits and general biosecurity directions, and Government cost recovery.\nThe Chief Veterinary Officer; the Chief Plant Protection Officer; their deputies; and regular authorised officers will be responsible for most day-to-day technical and operational functions under the Act. These officers (on the ground) are likely to be first responders in a biosecurity emergency. The Bill requires the Secretary to be satisfied that any person appointed as an authorised officer holds appropriate knowledge, skills and experience to perform regulatory functions under the Act.\nThe Bill also enables the minimum qualifications, skills and experience of authorised officers to be prescribed by regulation.\nQ16. How is transparency and natural justice maintained in decisions about biosecurity in this Bill?\n\u200bThe Bill is part of Tasmania\u2019s Resource Management and Planning System (RMPS) and like other RMPS legislation, the Act provides appropriate rights of appeal to the Resource Management and Planning Appeals Tribunal (\u201cthe Tribunal\u201d) for decisions that directly concern persons interests.\nAppeal is available for decisions about individual biosecurity directions; biosecurity registrations; accreditation as a biosecurity certifier; appointment as an auditor; approval as an accreditation authority; claims for reimbursement; cost recovery orders; and individual permits. Appeals to the Tribunal are not available in respect to high-level decisions applying generally to the public, or to broad classes of people. Examples of such decisions include emergency orders and control orders; listing declarations by the Minister; and the issuing of a group permit or general direction by the Secretary.\nAppeal to the Tribunal is also not available for decisions in respect to emergency permits or directions, permits relating to prohibited matter (known as \u201cprohibited matter permits\u201d), or permits authorising a prohibited dealing (known as \u201cprohibited dealing permits\u201d). However, decisions or conduct that cannot be appealed (on the merits) to the Tribunal can still be reviewed administratively within the Department, or by the Tasmanian Government Ombudsman. The Supreme Court can also review the Government\u2019s biosecurity decisions on a range of legal grounds (for example \u2013 a denial of natural justice, manifest unreasonableness, or failure to consider relevant evidence). That is the normal right of review under the Judicial Review Act 2000, available to any person with a proper interest in the subject matter of a Government decision.\nThe Judicial Review Act also enables an aggrieved person to request written reasons for a decision made under the Act. For example, an industry representative, or other affected person, can request that the Minister provide written reasons for a decision to prohibit imports of certain products; or a decision to make an emergency order under the Biosecurity Act. The Minister must then (by law) provide written reasons for the relevant decision within 28 days. A request for reasons can be made whether or not the person making the request wishes to appeal against the decision, or go through a court process. The Bill also imposes a requirement (in respect of control orders) on the Minister to specify reasons for a decision to manage (rather than attempt to eradicate) a new disease or invasive pest found in the State.\nQ17. How will imports of plants and animals into Tasmania be regulated under the new Biosecurity Bill?\n\u200bThe Biosecurity Bill introduces an improved system for regulating the importation of plants, animals and other material into Tasmania from interstate, and the management of them once they are here.\nThe Bill does away with a fairly confusing and opaque listing system that we currently have under existing legislation. It has just three self-explanatory list categories: prohibited matter, permitted matter, and restricted matter. All are listed in the same way, under the one Act, and in accordance with clearly expressed statutory criteria relating to biosecurity risk.\nProhibited matter is biosecurity matter or carriers of greatest concern. It must be assessed to pose a significant biosecurity risk to Tasmania. For example, most current List A and List B pests and diseases (under existing biosecurity legislation) would be likely be classed as prohibited matter under the new legislation, and declared by notice in the Gazette. A person cannot possess or deal with prohibited matter without a special permit \u2013 a prohibited matter permit.\nPermitted matter is biosecurity matter of least concern. It is assessed to not pose a biosecurity risk to Tasmania (or an acceptable risk that is manageable with conditions). Permitted matter is declared by formal notice in the Gazette following risk assessment. It can be brought into Tasmania without a permit so long as listing conditions (if any) relating to import and dealing with the matter are followed. A failure to comply with a listing condition will disqualify the relevant biosecurity matter from being considered permitted matter. This means it will revert to being restricted matter in respect to importation into the State.\nAnd restricted matter is a catch-all which covers any plant or plant product, animal or animal product (or a plant or animal disease) that is not listed as either prohibited matter or permitted matter. The Minister may also declare some restricted matter in the same way that prohibited or permitted matter is declared. Restricted matter cannot be imported into Tasmania without a permit.\nThis listing approach, commonly referred to as a \u201cpermitted list system\u201d, embodies the precautionary principle and is used in Western Australia and New Zealand. It is particularly suited to geographically isolated jurisdictions such as Tasmania where (with its maritime borders) there is a greater ability to control imports from other states; and it provides a consistent, pro-active approach to assessment of imports rather than a reactionary system. Listing is by Ministerial declaration and notified in the Government Gazette. An \u201cobjective statutory test\u201d means that the Minister of the day must have reasonable grounds (normally \u2013 appropriate scientific advice and assessment) on the level of biosecurity risk before making a decision to declare something as either prohibited or permitted.\nQ18. What will the Government be doing to ensure that business and the community can understand and keep abreast of their legal requirements under the new biosecurity legislation?\n\u200bThe Bill requires publication of a Tasmanian biosecurity compendium on the Department\u2019s website to aid in transparency, and promote public awareness of Tasmania\u2019s biosecurity requirements.\nThe compendium will contain up-to-date lists of all prohibited matter, permitted matter and restricted matter declared under the Act. It can also include any explanatory and supporting information concerning listing decisions, and other biosecurity requirements that the Secretary considers appropriate. A good example would be information on how to comply with the general biosecurity duty in particular situations.\nAccess to the biosecurity compendium will be free and it is intended to become an invaluable plain-language resource. One that contains forms, guidelines and supporting information necessary to assist the business community, and the general public, to understand and comply with Tasmania\u2019s biosecurity laws.\nQ19. Does the new legislation have robust penalties for biosecurity related offences?\n\u200bIn relation to biosecurity offences, appropriate penalties are needed to serve as an effective deterrent against unlawful activity. Under Tasmania\u2019s current legislation, maximum fines and limitation periods for biosecurity offences are disproportionately low in comparison with other states. Tasmania\u2019s highest maximum biosecurity fine (on 2016 rates) was almost $70,000 less than the lowest of the other states with a single Biosecurity Act (Western Australia), and was more than $2,000,000 less than the highest (New South Wales).\nFurthermore, biosecurity investigations can be complex and it often takes time to detect a statutory breach, or determine the cause of a biosecurity impact. However, the limitation period for prosecuting an offence under both the Animal Health Act and Plant Quarantine Act is six months from the date of the offence \u2013 basically the default time limit for minor summary offences in the Justices Act 1959. In practice, six months may not be enough time to allow a proper investigation of a biosecurity incident to be completed\u200b, particularly if the matter is complex, involving other jurisdictions or the like.\nThe Biosecurity Bill extends the limitation period for commencing a prosecution to three years from the date of the offence, with the possibility for that to be extended further by the Court in appropriate circumstances.\n\u200bThe Bill will also introduce a three tiered penalty regime that is commensurate with the nature and gravity of biosecurity offences.\nThe highest penalty is a 10,000 penalty-unit fine for a corporation ($1,630,000 on 2018-19 rates) or four years\u2019 imprisonment for a natural person. This penalty will only apply to cases where a person is convicted of an intentional or reckless breach of the general biosecurity duty, resulting in a significant biosecurity impact.\nThe next level is a maximum fine of 3750 penalty units for a corporation, or two years\u2019 imprisonment for a natural person. This will apply to an offence requiring proof of fault or negligence, such a breach of the general biosecurity duty that was negligent (rather than reckless or intentional). The lowest level is a 2500 penalty unit fine for a corporation or 500 penalty unit fine for a natural person. This is the standard maximum penalty applying to most offences in the Act, including offences of strict liability, such as importing restricted matter without a permit.\nQ20. Does the Biosecurity Bill allow industry and community groups to develop their own programs for protecting Tasmania\u2019s biosecurity?\nThe Biosecurity Bill provides a legal structure for the development and implementation of biosecurity programs. These can be administered by Government, or by an industry group like Oysters Tasmania, or Fruit Growers Tasmania, or a non-profit environmental organisation such as Landcare or the Tasmanian Land Conservancy.\nFor example, biosecurity programs could be established to eradicate weeds or feral animals from a particular regional area, or to promote the adoption of industry-wide disease control and prevention measures by a particular commodity sector.\nBiosecurity programs must set out in writing the actions which the various parties will undertake, and also how the program\u2019s costs will be met. This may be through sector or industry specific mechanisms, co-funding by Government, or other means. 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        "raw_content": "The sounds are all familiar: From when the Moog synthesizer appeared in the 1960s to the present state of dance-to-pop spillover, electronic dance music is characterized by inhuman sounds. Although, in many cases, the sounds may, in fact, be created by a person, the fact that they do not mirror those of organic instruments (such as strings, piano, or winds) often results in many writing off synthesizers, turntables, and nearly any other device used in dance music as \u201ccold.\u201d But, while synthesizers might not have had the dynamic qualities of a traditional piano until recently, this aspect doesn\u2019t make it or any other device less legitimate in music making.\nTake the building blocks for creating music \u2013 rhythm, pitches, and melodic aspects. While, in traditional music, they may be created through a symphonic orchestra or a rock band, electronic music often transposes these multi-instrumental aspects into one instrument.\nSynthesizers, for example, are truly the first instrument available for making dance music. Although in its early days, it was mainly seen as a novelty device for making strange sounds on film soundtracks, it gradually evolved into a key player in recording music. Polyphonic abilities and sampling capabilities were given to the instrument in the 1980s and, although the need for session players never phased out, a synthesizer could be used as the accompaniment with several sounds to a singer\u2019s vocals.\nIn more recent electronic dance music, the turntable is a significant component. For many DJs, this device is coupled with a mixing console and other devices needed for on-the-spot production. Nevertheless, from production to scratch DJs, this device has become a necessity for playing the sounds that the DJ then tweaks. To further its reputation as a legitimate instrument, a concerto for turntable that utilized scratching techniques was written earlier this decade.\nA computer, preferably a laptop in recent years, has been another device used regularly in electronic dance music. In the earlier days on the genre, sounds were created on a computer, copied onto a disc, and added to a sampling keyboard. In the present, the computer becomes another instrument in a musician\u2019s setup. Programs like Ableton Live and Logic Audio allow sounds to be recorded from the outside, incorporated into the track, and, in a live performance, used directly from the computer. Additionally, a computer is often attached to a turntable or keyboard setup as a source of samples.\nAside from these three main components, additional ones may be added. Nintendo systems and tablet computers have found their way into DJ setups recently. Tape players, similarly, have been added from genres ranging from synth-pop to classical as a source of loops and repetition.",
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        "raw_content": "Africa Stories October 10, 2018\nAfrica Stories June 13, 2018\nAfrica Stories April 24, 2018\nThe U.S. is building a massive, $110 million drone base in the Sahara\nAfrica Dronebase Niger U.S. Airforce\nRight outside of Agadez, Niger, in the scrublands of the Sahara, the U.S. airforce is building a massive 2,200-acre drone base, costing $110 million and making it the largest troop largest troop labor construction project in U.S. history, according to the Associated Press. The base should be completed in the next couple of month but as you can imagine, building an airfield in the desert tends to be very complicated. The project already is over $22 million budget and delayed by one year. The new drone base will be used to target extremists deep into West and North Africa, regions that are currently hard to reach with drones.\nAfrica Stories March 9, 2018\nDrones used by professor to fight hunger in Malawi, Africa\nAgriculture Africa\nOakland University professor Jon Carroll, Ph.D., is bringing agricultural drone technology, that is widely used in the US to Africa. The anthropology professor traveled to Liwonde, Malawi to help farmers optimize their crop production by using drone technology and to promote sustainable agriculture in Africa.\nAfrica Stories January 31, 2018\nAfrica Zipline\nA drone revolution is happening in Africa. This may come as a surprise to most but Africa is leading the way in drone innovation. The lax regulation in most African countries means that new drone ideas and applications can be tried and tested quickly. Aljazeera investigated and looked at some of the most innovative drone concepts.",
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        "raw_content": "\u2190 Pastor\u2019s Email Message for the Week Ending June 24\nPastor\u2019s Email Message for the Week Ending July 1 \u2192\nPastor\u2019s Special Message on Immigration\nProbably you have been saddened, angered, troubled, and/or confused by the news about recent immigration actions carried out by our US government. There is not total agreement among citizens about what is occurring. Yet, as Christians, we follow a Lord and Savior who, by word and action, has shown us values of the Kingdom of God. These values apply to foreigners, strangers, immigrants. God\u2019s values include acceptance, welcome, and love extended to all \u2013 especially children. I urge you to reflect on our Christian values, to pray for all who have been made vulnerable, to open your heart and mind to human beings from Central America and Mexico.\nEarlier this week I shared with you a statement by faith leaders on this issue. The problem of migrants and immigration and the opinions about them are so powerful that I have chosen to address them in my sermon this Sunday, June 24 at 10 AM. Since my last email, ELCA Bishop Elizabeth Eaton has issued another statement, this time on the president\u2019s Executive Order. If you would like to read this latest statement, please click here.\nI leave you with these words spoken by Jesus to guide your reflection.\nPastor David M. Deal\nMatthew 25:31-46 \u2013 The Judgement of the Nations\nThis entry was posted in Pastor's Weekly Message. Bookmark the permalink.",
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        "raw_content": "111 \u2013 Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald\nThe second Fantastic Beasts film, J. K. Rowling\u2019s Harry Potter spin-off series, has numerous pleasures, but makes it hard to appreciate them thanks to a pointlessly convoluted plot and unimaginative character goals. Jude Law stands out, bringing a calm control and gravity to Dumbledore, and Eddie Redmayne, while typically a little irritating, is cast well in the role of a near-autistic, nerdy zoologist who connects far better with animals than people. The question of who the film is aimed at is an interesting one \u2013 the animal designs and elements of performance are quite cartoony and broad, and the film as a whole is borne of a world-renowned children\u2019s fantasy series, but in this film alone two infants die, and there\u2019s almost no levity to be found anywhere. Certainly, as a middle child of a forthcoming five-part series (how!?), it\u2019s a bit of a holding pattern, interested primarily in making situations worse so as to provide the foundation for future triumphs.\nTwo of the film\u2019s love stories provide food for thought; one a bizarre love spell story that, upon the charm being broken, attempts to cast the enchantress \u2013 or as we think of her, rapist \u2013 as the victim; the other a subtle, quiet, but clear gay romance between Dumbledore and Johnny Depp\u2019s Grindelwald. We disagree on the film\u2019s visual qualities \u2013 Mike finds beauty in some shots but more or less everything fails to arouse Jos\u00e9 \u2013 and some of its attempts as charm and humour, but despite our deep, deep reservations about the storytelling and lack of interest in the characters or plot, somehow we\u2019re still keen to see the next one.\nThis entry was posted in Podcasts and tagged David Yates, Eddie Redmayne, Ezra Miller, Fantastic Beasts, fantasy, Harry Potter, J. K. Rowling, Johnny Depp, Jude Law, magic, The Crimes of Grindelwald on November 22, 2018 by michaeljglass.",
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        "raw_content": "Books \u203a Bad Ideas: A Novel\nWildly funny and wonderfully moving, Bad Ideas is about just that \u2014 a string of bad ideas \u2014 and the absurdity of love\nTrudy works nights in a linen factory, avoiding romance and sharing the care of her four-year-old niece with Trudy\u2019s mother, Claire. Claire still pines for Trudy\u2019s father, a St. Lawrence Seaway construction worker who left her twenty years ago. Claire believes in true love. Trudy does not. She\u2019s keeping herself to herself. But when Jules Tremblay, aspiring daredevil, walks into the Jubilee restaurant, Trudy\u2019s a goner.\nLoosely inspired by Ken \u201cthe Crazy Canuck\u201d Carter\u2019s attempt to jump the St. Lawrence River in a rocket car, and set in a 1970s hollowed-out town in eastern Ontario, Bad Ideas paints an indelible portrait of people on the forgotten fringes of life. Witty and wise, this is a novel that will stay with you a long time.\nMissy Marston\u2019s first novel, The Love Monster , was the winner of the 2013 Ottawa Book Award, a finalist for the CBC Bookie Awards and the Scotiabank Giller Prize Readers\u2019 Choice. She lives in Ottawa, Ontario.\n\u201cThis novel of working class women and the men they let into their lives is like a small town: both tough and soft. These strong, funny, and intense characters have unique and deep-seated ideas about love and family, have dreams that are big enough. Marston writes with love and verve. In Bad Ideas people take life as it comes, and think those bad ideas are probably going to play out just fine.\u201d \u2014 Dina Del Bucchia, author of Don't Tell Me What to Do\n\u201cAn astonishing, funny, and beautiful book. It\u2019s full of terrible, lovable, broken people doing their best to find happiness wherever they can \u2014 in fast cars, booze, or in the arms of the right-but-wrong person. It's about the parts of ourselves that remain underwater in the murk and the bits we choose to showcase. It\u2019s about what it means to love the wrong people \u2014 the broke stunt driver, the married man, the absent mother. Always illuminating and never sentimental, Bad Ideas is an honest look at what it means to dream big in a small town. Oh, and there\u2019s a surprise ending that\u2019s absolutely glorious.\u201d \u2014 New York Times bestselling author Jennifer McCartney\n\u201cI\u2019d follow Missy Marston\u2019s writing anywhere, even off an ill-conceived launch ramp across the St. Lawrence River in a rocket-car. In Bad Ideas, she tells a story with hard edges, humour, and so much tenderness, affirming her place as one of Canada's funniest and original writers.\u201d \u2014 Kerry Clare, author of Mitzi Bytes\n\u201cAn unusual story of both familial and romantic love, the strange dreams humans have, and the cost and benefits of loyalty.\u201d \u2014 Kirkus Reviews",
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        "raw_content": "This article is about the US theme park chain. For the unrelated Australian theme park, see Sea World (Australia). For other uses, see Sea World.\nMarch 21, 1964; 54 years ago (March 21, 1964)\nCoordinates: 32\u00b045\u203257\u2033N 117\u00b013\u203235\u2033W\ufeff / \ufeff32.7657\u00b0N 117.2263\u00b0W\ufeff / 32.7657; -117.2263 SeaWorld is a United States chain of marine mammal parks, oceanariums, animal theme parks, and rehabilitation centers owned by SeaWorld Entertainment (one park will be owned and operated by Miral under a license). The parks feature killer whale, sea lion, and dolphin shows and zoological displays featuring various other marine animals. There are operations located within the United States in Orlando, Florida; San Diego, California; San Antonio, Texas; later outside the United States such as Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates; and previously Aurora, Ohio. On March 5, 2007, SeaWorld Orlando announced addition of the Aquatica water park to its adventure park, which already includes SeaWorld and Discovery Cove.\nSeaWorld parks also feature thrill rides, including roller coasters like Kraken and Manta at SeaWorld Orlando and Steel Eel and The Great White at SeaWorld San Antonio. Journey to Atlantis, a combination roller coaster and splashdown ride, can be found at all three parks. The parks were owned by Busch Entertainment Corp., the family entertainment division of Anheuser-Busch, which is best known for brewing beer. In 2009, Busch Entertainment was sold to the Blackstone Group and subsequently renamed SeaWorld Entertainment. In 2013, Blackstone sold 37% of SeaWorld Entertainment in an initial public offering, and sold its remaining 21% holding to Zhonghong Zhuoye in 2017.[1]\nThe parks' marine mammal collections have been the subject of public debate over the years. The 2013 documentary film Blackfish, produced after a SeaWorld Orlando trainer was killed by one of the park's orcas with a history of unpredictable and violent behavior, increased the scrutiny and has led to decreases in attendance, profits, and the company's share price. In 2018, SeaWorld's attendance and revenue began to recover with the addition of new rides, shows and animal exhibits at its parks, as well as increased marketing about the parks' conservation and rescue efforts.[2] It is a major theme park competitor to Six Flags, Cedar Fair, Walt Disney Parks & Resorts, and Universal Parks & Resorts.\nIn 2016, SeaWorld announced that they would end their in-park Orca breeding program, and eventually phase out their theatrical killer whale shows altogether (due to state legislation in California that banned shows using orcas) starting in San Diego.[3][4] It was announced later in the same year, that SeaWorld would build their first park without killer whales and outside of the United States in Abu Dhabi, UAE.\n2.1 SeaWorld San Diego\n2.2 SeaWorld Orlando\n2.3 SeaWorld San Antonio\n2.4 SeaWorld Abu Dhabi\n3 SeaWorld Ohio sale, rebirth, and eventual transition\n4 Orcas\n4.1 Blackfish film\n5 Animal rescue and rehabilitation program\n6 Response to drive hunt capture allegations\nKasatka, one of SeaWorld San Diego's nine killer whales, performs during a routine Shamu Adventure show.\nTrainer \"surfing\" on top of Katina, a killer whale at SeaWorld Orlando.\nMarble, Porter, Jensen, Starbuck, Baretta, and Clyde performing in Blue Horizons at SeaWorld Orlando.\nSeaWorld was founded in 1964 by Milton C. Shedd, Ken Norris, David Demott, and George Millay. The four graduates of UCLA originally set out to build an underwater restaurant and marine life show.[5] When the underwater restaurant concept was deemed unfeasible, they scrapped those plans and decided to build a park instead, and SeaWorld San Diego was opened on March 21, 1964.[6] With only a few dolphins, sea lions, 6 attractions and 22 acres (89,000 m2), the park proved to be a success and more than 400,000 guests visited in the first 12 months.\nAfter considering other locations in the midwest, including the Lake Milton/Newton Falls area west of Youngstown, Ohio, it was decided that Aurora, Ohio would be the new home of a SeaWorld. The Aurora site was approximately 15 miles (24 km) northwest of the Lake Milton site, and 30 miles (48 km) southeast of Cleveland.[7] By this time the founders of the company had captured a few more species of animals, including a killer whale that was brought to the new facility. The harsh winter climate permitted the park to be open only from mid-May until mid-September.\nThe Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando, Florida opened near the end of the second operating season of SeaWorld Ohio. The success of Disney in Orlando provided a location that was already popular with tourists. SeaWorld Orlando opened in 1973.\nHarcourt Brace Jovanovich, Inc. (HBJ) purchased the company in 1976 and 12 years later they began a venture in Texas. In 1988, SeaWorld San Antonio opened just a few miles outside of San Antonio.[8] Growth has pushed the city outwards, and now SeaWorld San Antonio lies in the Westover Hills community in West San Antonio. The park was open year-round like its sister parks in California and Florida in 1988 and 1989, then went to a seasonal schedule. The stress and financial resources it took to build and maintain a state-of-the-art marine mammal facility in the late 1980s eventually took its toll on the company. HBJ, whose primary focus was producing school books, needed to reduce its assets in order to avoid a bankruptcy.\nThe Anheuser-Busch Company made an offer to purchase the SeaWorld parks. HBJ also owned and operated two other parks, Cypress Gardens and Boardwalk and Baseball, and out of fear of not being able to find a buyer for the two other parks, HBJ refused to sell the parks individually. Despite a long negotiation, Anheuser-Busch bought all six parks in 1989: SeaWorld in San Diego, Aurora, Orlando and San Antonio as well as Cypress Gardens in Winter Haven and Boardwalk and Baseball in Haines City. Soon after the sale was final, Busch sold Cypress Gardens to the park's management and closed Boardwalk and Baseball.[9] Anheuser-Busch put millions of dollars back into the parks to revive and to prolong their longevity. SeaWorld is accredited by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA).[10]\nIn 2009, Busch Entertainment was sold to the Blackstone Group and subsequently renamed SeaWorld Entertainment. In 2013 Blackstone sold 37% of Entertainment in an initial public offering.[11]\nIn 2016, SeaWorld admitted that it had been sending its employees to pose as activists to spy on animal rights organization PETA.[12] Following an investigation by an outside law firm, SeaWorld's Board of Directors directed management to end the practice.[13]\nSeaWorld San Diego[edit]\nMain article: SeaWorld San Diego\nSeaWorld San Diego, the first SeaWorld park, opened on March 21, 1964. The park features shows such as Sea Lions Live, a comedic show with sea lions and otters, and \"Dolphin Days\", a dolphin show, Pets Rule, a show with dogs, cats, and other pets including other animals like kangaroos, emus and exotic birds, and daily Killer Whale Presentations. Rides include Shipwreck Rapids, a water raft ride, Manta and Electric Eel, roller coasters, Journey to Atlantis, a splashdown ride that also has characteristics of a roller coaster. The Summer Nights program changes some shows and adds others.\nSeaWorld Orlando[edit]\nMain article: SeaWorld Orlando\nSeaWorld Orlando opened on December 15, 1973.[14] One Ocean, a new Shamu show which premiered April 22, 2011, is hosted here, along with, Blue Horizons, the park's dolphin show, and, a new show that made its debut on June 14, 2015, Clyde and Seamore's Sea Lion High.[15][16] The park contains 4 roller coasters: Kraken, a floorless coaster based on the mythical sea creature, Manta, a coaster designed to simulate how manta rays move, Mako (opened July 2016), and the Shamu Express, a coaster oriented to kids located in Shamu's Happy Harbor. It is also home to the original Journey to Atlantis Water Coaster. SeaWorld After Dark is SeaWorld Orlando's night program, featuring the fireworks show Reflections, a sea lions show Sea Lions Tonite and Shamu show Shamu Celebration: Light Up the Night.[17][18]\nSeaWorld San Antonio[edit]\nMain article: SeaWorld San Antonio\nSeaWorld San Antonio opened on May 27, 1988.[8] Its formal opening over Memorial Day Weekend 1988 held about 75,000 people.[19] 3.3 million people visited SeaWorld San Antonio during its first year, 10% more than what was originally projected.[20] The park shows One Ocean, the new Shamu show; Ocean Discovery an educational show featuring dolphins and beluga whales; and Clyde & Seamore's Sea Lion High, a sea lion show following the sea lions Clyde and Seamore trying to pass their classes. Parks rides include Wave Breaker: The Rescue Coaster, a double launch roller coaster, The Great White, an inverted roller coaster, Steel Eel, a roller coaster reaching a height of 150 feet,[21] and Journey to Atlantis, a water roller coaster into the mythical land of Atlantis.\nSeaWorld Abu Dhabi[edit]\nMain article: SeaWorld Abu Dhabi\nIn 2008, Busch Entertainment had previously announced plans to open a fourth SeaWorld park in Dubai, UAE,[22] but those plans were abandoned amidst the international financial crisis.[23] In May 2014, SeaWorld announced renewed plans to build a park in the Middle East, but did not specify a timeline or specific location.[24] On December 13, 2016, SeaWorld announced that it will open its first overseas theme park on Yas Island in Abu Dhabi, UAE in 2022.[25] It will also be the first franchised SeaWorld park.\nSeaWorld Ohio sale, rebirth, and eventual transition[edit]\nMain article: SeaWorld Ohio\nSee also: Wildwater Kingdom (Ohio)\nIn February 2001, Anheuser-Busch sold the SeaWorld Ohio park to Six Flags, Inc., operators of neighboring \"Six Flags Ohio\" (Geauga Lake until the end of 1999, reverting to the \"Geauga Lake\" name in 2004). Upon completion of the sale, the two parks were combined in spring 2001 as the so-called \"mega-park\" \"Six Flags Worlds Of Adventure\", which boasted its \"Three parks in one\" uniqueness: a waterpark, an amusement park, and a wildlife animal park - all included in one price of admission. SeaWorld executives replied that their park had been sold because of the short season of the animal park, because of Northeastern Ohio's cold winter months, and also because they were not able to get the rights to build roller coasters like the other SeaWorld properties had been able to.\nIn March 2004, Six Flags, Inc., announced that it had sold \"Six Flags Worlds of Adventure\" to Cedar Fair Entertainment Company, the operators of the Cedar Point amusement park in Sandusky, Ohio. Cedar Fair took the park back to its original \"Geauga Lake\" name, which had a history dating back to 1888. Since the Six Flags company retained ownership of the animals, the majority of the animal portion of the park, including all of the exhibits and animal stadiums, was either emptied or fenced off for the 2004 season.\nAfter a nearly season-long wait, the Cedar Fair company announced its plans for the non-operational side of the former SeaWorld Ohio/Six Flags Worlds of Adventure-Wildlife Side. That entire portion of the land would become an immense waterpark, named \"Wildwater Kingdom\", opening in two phases, with the first phase in 2005, followed by the second phase in 2006. This decision marked the end of the marine-life park permanently.\nAll of the animal stadiums and buildings were next torn down or converted into other venues. Some of the SeaWorld property remained intact, albeit hidden or modified. What remained included the former seal and sea lion area, the Ski Stadium (to be used in a Lumberjack show in 2006), the Aquarium (to be used for unknown purposes), and two movie theater houses/simulators, once housing 3D/4D movies. The Ski Stadium was removed in off-season 2008 to make way for \"Coconut Cove\", a refreshment station/observation area. All of these, except for Wildwater Kingdom, closed in 2007. In 2016, Wildwater Kingdom, on the SeaWorld Ohio side, announced they wouldn't open after the 2016 season.\nOrcas[edit]\nMain articles: Captive killer whales and Killer whale attacks on humans\nTakara demonstrating a breaching move during the Believe show at SeaWorld Orlando.\nSeaWorld's main attraction is its killer whales, several of which are housed in 5.8-million-gallon tanks (equivalent to nine Olympic sized swimming pools)[26] that are each known as Shamu Stadium. Shamu was the name of the first killer whale brought to SeaWorld San Diego in the 1960s from the Seattle Marine Aquarium. 'Shamu' is now used as a stage name for killer whales in performances at SeaWorld parks. Currently, SeaWorld houses 20 killer whales in its three parks.\nTen killer whales live at SeaWorld San Diego: Corky, Ulises, Orkid, Nakai, Ikaika, Kalia, Keet, Shouka, Makani and Amaya.\nFive killer whales live at SeaWorld Orlando: Makaio, Malia, Trua, Katina, and Nalani[27]\nFive killer whales live at SeaWorld San Antonio: Kyuquot, Takara, Sakari,[28] Tuar and Kamea.\nOrganizations such as World Animal Protection and the Whale and Dolphin Conservation Society campaign against the captivity of dolphins and killer whales; SeaWorld, which holds most of the world's captive killer whales, is cited for its role.\nKiller whale captivity is a widely debated topic. In regard to killer whale anatomy, the collapsed dorsal fin in male whales that many people recognize has an unknown cause. A collapsed dorsal fin has occurred in the wild.[29] Some argue that aggression among captive killer whales is common, whilst others claim that this also occurs in the wild. In August 1989, a dominant female killer whale, Kandu V, attempted to rake a newcomer whale, Corky II, with her mouth during a live show, and smashed her head into a wall. Kandu V broke her jaw which severed an artery and then bled to death.[30] In November 2006, a dominant female killer whale, Kasatka, repeatedly dragged experienced trainer, Ken Peters, to the bottom of the stadium pool during a show after hearing her calf crying for her in the back pools.[31] In February 2010, an experienced female trainer at SeaWorld Orlando, Dawn Brancheau, was killed by killer whale Tilikum shortly after a show in Shamu Stadium.[32] The whale had been associated with the deaths of two people previously.[30][33] In May 2012, administrative law judge Ken Welsch upheld two Occupational Safety and Health Administration citations after Dawn Brancheau's death, including one directly related to her death, and fined the company a total of $12,000.[34] Trainers were banned from making close contact with the whales.[35] In April 2014 the US Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia denied an appeal by SeaWorld.[36] On December 22, 2015, an 18-year old SeaWorld orca, Unna, died at the SeaWorld Park in San Antonio, Texas.[37]\nBlackfish film[edit]\nMain article: Blackfish (film)\nIn 2013, SeaWorld's treatment of killer whales in captivity was the basis of the movie Blackfish, which documents the history of Tilikum, a killer whale captured by SeaLand of the Pacific, later transported to SeaWorld Orlando who has been involved in the deaths of three people.[38] In the aftermath of the release of the film, Martina McBride, 38 Special, REO Speedwagon, Cheap Trick, Heart, Barenaked Ladies, Trisha Yearwood, and Willie Nelson canceled scheduled concerts at SeaWorld parks.[39][40] SeaWorld disputes the accuracy of the film, calling it \u201cpropaganda\u201d and \u201cemotionally manipulative\u201d. It has spent $15 million on an advertising campaign countering the allegations and emphasizing its contributions to the study of whales and their conservation.[26]\nIn August 2014, SeaWorld announced it planned to build new killer whale tanks that would be almost double the size of the existing ones to provide more space for its whales, scheduled for completion in 2018.[41] The company maintained the move was not in response to the release of the Blackfish documentary. Wild killer whales may travel up to 160 kilometres (100 mi) in a day, and critics say the animals are too big and intelligent to be suitable for captivity.[42] PETA, which opposes whales being kept in captivity has proposed the theme park operator base its whales in seaside sanctuaries.[43] The company also pledged $10 million in matching funds for killer whale research.[41] The plans to increase the size of the tanks in San Diego were put on hold in October 2015 after the California Coastal Commission ruled that the work could only go ahead if they banned captive breeding which would eventually lead to end of killer whale shows at the park.[44] On March 17, 2016, SeaWorld announced the end of their breeding program, which signifies the last generation of orcas in captivity in their care, though Takara was still pregnant at the time.[45] Theatrical orca shows will end at SeaWorld San Diego in 2017 and in Orlando and San Antonio in 2019.[45]\nIn November 2014, SeaWorld announced that attendance at the parks had dropped 5.2% from the previous year and profits had fallen 28% over that quarter. 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While acknowledging the value of these programs, critics and animal rights advocates have questioned SeaWorld's balance of conservation and education alongside the commercial activities of its theme parks.[54] In 1998, SeaWorld, with the help of the US Coast Guard, released the gray whale J.J. after the whale was rehabilitated at SeaWorld San Diego for 14 months.[55]\nGroups concerned for the health and safety of SeaWorld's captive killer whale population have asked for the animals to be released. 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Retrieved June 6, 2009.\n^ \"Steel Eel at SeaWorld San Antonio - CoasterBuzz\". coasterbuzz.com. Retrieved June 4, 2016.\n^ \"C'mon in, Shamu: The Dubai water is fine - USATODAY.com\". www.usatoday.com. Retrieved June 4, 2016.\n^ McClung, Ryan (February 4, 2009). \"Dubai Busch Gardens, SeaWorld plans canceled\". www.lifthill.com. Archived from the original on March 10, 2014. Retrieved June 4, 2016.\n^ Garcia, Jason. \"SeaWorld strikes deal for Middle Eastern park\". tribunedigital-orlandosentinel. Retrieved June 4, 2016.\n^ Geranpayeh, Sarvy (December 13, 2016). \"Up next: SeaWorld to make a splash in Abu Dhabi\". GulfNews.\n^ a b Rupert Neate (November 6, 2015). \"SeaWorld fights to restore its image as shares sink in the wake of Blackfish\". The Guardian.\n^ Entertainment, SeaWorld Parks &. \"Orca Profile Pages | SeaWorld Cares\". seaworldcares.com. Retrieved 2018-02-16.\n^ \"New 'Baby Blackfish' Born at SeaWorld \u2013 Aka 'Baby Shamu'\". Candace Calloway Whiting. December 7, 2013. Retrieved June 4, 2016.\n^ \"Why some killer whales have curved fins\".\n^ a b Parsons, E. C. M. (2012). \"Killer Whale Killers\". Tourism in Marine Environments. 8 (3): 153\u2013160. doi:10.3727/154427312X13491835451494.\n^ Kirby, David. \"Near Death At SeaWorld: Worldwide Exclusive Video\". The Huffington Post. Retrieved July 12, 2015.\n^ \"SeaWorld trainer killed by killer whale\". CNN. February 25, 2010. Retrieved February 24, 2010.\n^ Garcia, Jason; Jacobson, Susan (February 25, 2010). \"Animal trainer killed at SeaWorld\". Los Angeles Times.\n^ \"Secretary of Labor, Complainant v. SeaWorld of Florida - Decision and Order\" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on June 8, 2012. Retrieved June 13, 2012.\n^ Karlamangla, Soumya (November 13, 2013). \"Killer whales: Court weighs lifting ban on trainer-orca contact\". Los Angeles Times.\n^ Kuo, Vivian. \"SeaWorld appeal of OSHA citations denied - CNN.com\". CNN. Retrieved June 4, 2016.\n^ Forsyth, Jim. \"A SeaWorld killer whale dies at San Antonio park\". Business Insider. Reuters. Retrieved June 4, 2016.\n^ Whiting, Candace Calloway. In the Wake of Blackfish -- Is it Time to Retire the Last Killer Whale Whose Capture Was Shown in the Film?\", TheHuffingtonPost.com, Inc., October 29, 2013. Retrieved October 29, 2013.\n^ Duke, Alan (December 16, 2013). \"Martina McBride, 38 Special, cancel SeaWorld gig over 'Blackfish' - CNN.com\". CNN.\n^ Streisand, Elizabeth Durand, \"Bands Back Out of SeaWorld Concerts Because of 'Blackfish'\" Yahoo! News December 9, 2013\n^ a b Pedicini, Sandra (August 15, 2014). \"SeaWorld to expand killer-whale habitat at its parks\". Orlando Sentinel. Retrieved August 16, 2014.\n^ \"Whale Attack Renews Captive Animal Debate\". CBS News. Associated Press. March 1, 2010. Retrieved March 7, 2010.\n^ \"SeaWorld to redesign tank for Killer Whales amid public criticism\". The Orlando News.Net. August 16, 2014. Retrieved August 16, 2014.\n^ Martin, Hugo; Masunaga, Samantha. \"What the Coastal Commission's ban on orca breeding means for SeaWorld\". latimes.com. Retrieved June 4, 2016.\n^ a b Howard, Brian Clark (March 17, 2016). \"SeaWorld to End Controversial Orca Shows and Breeding\". National Geographic News.\n^ Omberg, Emily, \"SeaWorld's financial struggles from 'Blackfish' affecting Busch Gardens\", Orlando Sun Times, November 18, 2014\n^ Omberg, Emily, \"SeaWorld losing revenue, attendance and profit because of \"Blackfish\"\", Orlando Sun Times, November 12, 2014\n^ Trigaux, Robert, \"As SeaWorld suffers 'Blackfish' impact, Busch Gardens suffers, too\", Tampa Bay Times, November 17, 2014\n^ Neate, Rupert (August 6, 2015). \"SeaWorld sees profits plunge 84% as customers desert controversial park\". The Guardian. Retrieved September 9, 2015.\n^ Hillard, James M. Aquariums of North America: A Guidebook to Appreciating North America's Aquatic Treasures, p. 50. 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        "raw_content": "How can I meet my favorite baseball team?\nThey may be your heroes but they're often quite approachable. See more sports pictures.\nProfessional baseball players are not always the distant, untouchable figures that they might appear to be. They are regular people (very talented regular people anyway), and they are also businessmen and employees of a team. And those teams want to build rapport with their fans and their local communities. One of the ways they do that is by offering opportunities to meet professional baseball players in several controlled, friendly settings. With a little planning, moxie, skill and time, you can actually meet your diamond heroes one-on-one and score an autograph, too.\nOne way to get access: Join a fan club. All teams have them, and some offer occasional fan club events, seating or special pregame player access sessions. Additionally, there are preseason team festivals, such as Detroit's annual TigerFest. Fans are invited to meet players at the team stadium or other large gathering place and get an autograph, chat or even play catch -- all for free. Charity events are very similar. They're community-building and outreach sessions where players show up to donate their time for a good cause and sign some autographs and meet fans. Schedules and information about these events can be found on team Web sites. Available players may vary from event to event and, since that information isn't always announced ahead of time, you may not know until you get there if your favorite players are taking part. So line up early.\nThe most likely place to meet players is at the team's home stadium. Players have to be there for 81 games a year, not to mention near-daily training, workouts, practices and meetings. Find out what time the stadium gates open, both on game days and off-days (team Web sites will have that information), and then get their early. That will give you time to meet players -- most likely after batting practice -- especially on non-game days, when they are more relaxed and have more time and energy for a chat with fans.\nHere's how to get their attention: Camp out in the stands near the home team dugout.\nDon't be shy about calling out players' names -- just be loud enough to be heard, be friendly, and have something interesting to say or something for them to sign and a working pen. But don't yell while your guy is at-bat -- this is their place of business and they are working, and if it's a game day, trying to get properly focused. As for pitchers, if your favorite isn't pitching that day, he'll be hanging around the dugout. If he is pitching, he'll be too busy to talk with you.\nYou can also often find players after the game. Catch them heading into or out of locker rooms, or even find the player parking lots if they are accessible to the public. That might be a better way to find players when they arrive rather than when they depart. After all, they'll be tired after a game and wanting to get back home. Just avoid waiting in the entry tunnels -- they're too high up and players won't hear you over the crowd noise.\nPlayers can be found during road trips, too. Find the hotel where the team stays -- it's likely the nicest one that is in close proximity to the stadium. Hang out in the lobby a few hours prior to the game, and catch them for an autograph before they leave for pregame activities.\nRemember: Be polite, know where you can and can't go at events and games and have a good time.\n5 Fantasy Baseball Draft Tips\nCould baseball players learn more from physics than spring training?\nLe, Phuong Cat. \"The writing's on the ball: Autograph tips.\" Seattle Post-Intelligencer. July 6, 2001. (Sept. 20, 2010) http://www.seattlepi.com/allstar/30293_graph06.shtml\nD'Alessio, Jeff. \"Players share art of getting spring training autographs.\" Florida Today. Feb. 22, 2003. (Sept. 20, 2010) http://reds.enquirer.com/2003/02/22/wwwred3b22.html\nKoeyers, Robert-Jonathan. \"How To Get a Baseball Player's Autograph.\" Howcast.com. Aug. 4, 2010. (Sept. 20, 2010) http://www.howcast.com/videos/387784-How-To-Get-a-Baseball-Players-Autograph\nCubbiesBaseball.com. \"Secrets & CBB Inside Information.\" 2004. (Sept. 20, 2010) http://www.cubbiesbaseball.com/secrets.htm\nDetroit Tigers. \"TigerFest ready to roar at Comerica Park on Saturday.\" Jan. 21, 2010. (Sept. 20, 2010) http://mlb.mlb.com/news/press_releases/press_release.jsp?ymd=20090121&content_id=3760986&vkey=pr_det&fext=.jsp&c_id=det\nMore on Baseball",
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        "raw_content": "Peanut Allergy CURE on the Horizon\nBy Professor Mimi Tang\nMBBS(Hons) PhD FRACP FRCPA FAAAAI\nPeanut allergy is the most common cause of life-threatening anaphylaxis in children and it can cause death.\nRates over the past 20 years have skyrocketed by more than 350 per cent. That\u2019s why a groundbreaking study by the Murdoch Children\u2019s Research Institute to help children develop tolerance to peanut has been embraced worldwide and continues to make headlines.\nIn the study led by Professor Mimi Tang, over 60 peanut allergic children were either given a dose of a probiotic, Lactobacillus rhamnosus, together with peanut protein in increasing amounts, or a placebo over 18 months to assess whether children would become tolerant to peanut.\nAstoundingly, researchers found over 80% of children who received the oral immunotherapy treatment were able to tolerate peanut at the end of the trial, compared to less than 4% of the placebo group. This is 20 times higher than the natural rate of resolution for peanut allergy.\nAnd more than four years after this original trial, the treatment has shown long-lasting effects. The majority of children who gained initial tolerance are still eating peanut as part of their normal diet (80%) and have passed a further challenge test confirming long-term tolerance to peanut (70%).\nProf Tang said these findings suggest this treatment is safe and effective at inducing long-term tolerance, up to four years after completing treatment.\n\u201cThe importance of this finding is that these children were able to eat peanut like children who don\u2019t have peanut allergy and still maintain their tolerant state, protected against reactions to peanut,\u201d said Prof Tang.\nPrevious PostSIMPLY SHANGHAILICIOUS \u54c1\u96c5\u81f4\u7ecf\u5178\u6caa\u83dcNext PostWOMEN\u2019S REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH",
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        "raw_content": "When feelings die\nOne of my oldest friends is going through a nuclear divorce. While M and I have done our level best to stay neutral on the topic and retain cordial relationships with both parties through the challenges, it has proved impossible. The husband had an affair, and he seems to be genuinely regretful and remorseful for this poor choice. The wife was devasted and angry and has taken every opportunity to remind those of us who love them both of what he did and how badly he betrayed her. The white-hot anger was difficult to live with, but it was part of the price of staying married. Her insistence upon publicly shaming him and punishing him at social events was impossible for me to cope with, and I would end up insisting she treat him civilly when in my home or presence. I know I was not the only one who was appalled by her behavior toward him, but M and I are the only ones who stepped up and confronted her about it. What she does to him privately is between them, but please stop dragging the rest of us to the woodshed to watch under the guise of getting together for an outing.\nHe finally left a few months ago; M and I continue to socialize with him and move forward with our friendship.\nThe wife, not so much. Things finally came to a head a few months ago, when I realized I had run out of sympathy and compassion for her and this situation. Her bitterness had chewed up and spit out and destroyed 40+ years of close friendship. For me, telling her that I could no longer associate with her in ths very dark and negative space was \u2026 well it was akin to a death with the associated feelings of mourning and grief and guilt. But it had to be done, to protect myself and my own peace of mind. I am right there with those who are trying to help themselves, but she had successfully burned out my compassion, my goodwill, our friendship.\nToday M received a tearful voice mail from her. She has breast cancer and will be going in for a double mastectomy next week. Her behavior has cost her every friend she has, her children are not speaking to her, and she is isolated and alone at this point and facing surgery and recovery. Alone. She needs help and is reaching out to M, because of the two of us, he is far more patient and likely to be compassionate and forgiving under the circumstances. Through him she could get to me.\nI admit to being torn. We have a huge long history, and I have a hard time turning my back on anyone, much less someone I have known for so long and have so many fond memories with. I will feel guilty if I ignore her plea, and I will do what I can to help her. Probably she would like some assistance in healing the breach with her children. Probably it will be emotionally bloody and ugly. Probably she will blame her soon-to-be-ex-husband for giving her cancer.\nPossibly I am a terrible friend in so many ways. Definitely I do not want to make this phone call and am procrastinating. But I will never forgive myself if I do not respond and reach out to her.\nOn the other side of the coin, the my young pregnant friend\u2019s due date is now 2 weeks away and she is so ready to deliver. The adopting parents are anxiously waiting for her appointment on Tuesday, to find out if they should move up their flight out to be with her. She remains remarkably serene and happy about her decision to give up her son (ultrasound confirmed baby\u2019s gender); there is much peace in being resolved and feeling sure.\nPrevious Article Fear and letting go\nNext Article Vacation and budget planning/tracking\nOne thought on \u201cWhen feelings die\u201d\nThat\u2019s a really tough situation, but you put it in the best possible words\u2026 there are people that will burn the compassion, caring kind soul right out of you. Though the bridge may be as burned as it can be, I\u2019d probably make the call as well\u2026\nAlso, glad the progress is going great with your other friend! 2 weeks to due date, I hope it all goes great.",
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        "raw_content": "International Journal of Organic Chemistry\n10.4236/ijoc.2016.61008\nSynthesis, Molecular Structure and Anti-Onchocercal Studies of 1-(Phthalazin-1(2H)-one) [(Pyridin-2-yl)ethylidene]hydrazone\nJoseph N. Yong1*, Felicite Majoumo-Mbe1, Moses Samje2, Emmanuel N. Nfor1\n2Department of Biomedical Sciences, University of Bamenda, Bambili, Cameroon\nReceived 8 February 2016; accepted 27 March 2016; published 30 March 2016\nThe novel ligand, 1-(phthalazin-1(2H)-one)[(pyridin-2-yl)ethylidene]hydrazone,(APN), derived from the antihypertensive drug, hydralazine hydrochloride, was synthesized and characterized by spectroscopic methods (IR, 1H NMR). The X-ray crystallographic data indicates that APN has an exocyclic C=N bond on the hydralazine moiety. APN revealed significant anti-onchocercal activity with IC50 values of 0.3125 \u00b5g/mL on microfilaria and 10 \u00b5g/mL on adult worms compared to the standard drug, ivermectin.\nHydralazine Hydrochloride, Schiff Bases, Anti-Onchocercal Activity\nHydralazine, a 1-substituted phthalazine, commonly called apresoline, is a powerful areterial vasodilator that has been effectively used for the treatment of hypertensive disorders particularly in pregnant patients and also in the treatment of patients with congestive heart failure. Schiff bases of hydralazine (hydrazones) have shown important medicinal properties including antifungal activities [1] [2] , antimicrobial properties [3] , antihypertensive agents [4] , carbonyl scavenger and antiapoptotic activities [5] , luminescence properties [6] . Hydrazones have been reported to be less toxic than hydrazines from which they are derived since the- NH2 group is blocked [7] [8] .\nHuman onchocerciasis or subcutaneous filariasis, commonly known as river blindness, is one of the 17 neglected tropical diseases caused by the filarial worm Onchocerca volvulus and transmitted by the black fly, Simulium damnosum. By World Health Organization (WHO) estimates about 123 million people are at risk of becoming infected with river blindness and 25 million people worldwide are already infected with Onchocera volvulus, 300,000 of whom are blind and 800,000 are suffering from some kind of visual impairment [9] .\nThe drug of choice for the treatment of onchocerciasis is ivermectin which is very effective against microfilariae with no discernible effect on macrofilariae. A yearly dose of prescribed ivermectin for 15 - 18 years may eradicate microfilariae and break the chain of transmission. This long period of treatment may lead to patients\u2019 noncompliance and drug resistance in the parasite. The emergence of ivermectin resistance in parasitic nematodes in veterinary medicine [10] may be an indication that this may extend to the human O. volvulus [11] .\nThese challenges coupled with adverse effects of ivermectin to humans have prompted an urgent search for other sources of new and more potent drugs for the treatment of river blindness. Our objective in this study is to synthesize a new hydralazine-derived Schiff base and to test it against Onchocerca ochengi, a close relative of Onchocerca volvulus, the causative agent of human onchocerciasis.\nHydralazine hydrochloride, 2-acetylpyridine and other solvents were used as purchased from commercial sources without further purification. Elemental analysis was performed on a VARIO EL (Heraeus) analyzer. IR spectra were obtained from a Perkin-Elmer System 2000 FT-IR spectrophotomer using KBr pellets. The mass spectra (ESI) were recorded with an FT-IR (APEX II) mass spectrometer from Bruker Daltonics and the 1H NMR spectra were run in MeOD on a 400-MHz spectrometer\n2.2. Synthesis of 1-(Phthalazin-1(2H)-One)[Pyridine-2-yl)Ethylidene]Hydrazine (APN)\nA mixture of equimolar amounts of hydralazine hydrochloride (500 mg, 2.54 mmol) and 2-acetylpyrideine (307 mg, 2.54 mmol) and sodium acetate (buffering agent) (350 mg, 2.56 mmol) in 50 mL of ethanol was refluxed for 4 hours while stirring (Scheme 1). The mixture was left to cool overnight. The resultant solid was vacuum-fil- tered, washed several times with distilled water and ethanol to give a yellow precipitate on air-drying.\nYield 79%. Anal.Calcd for C15H13N5: C 58.40%; H 5.60%; N 22.70%. Experimental: C 58.40%; H 4.40%; N 33.43%. IR (KBr, cm\u22121) 3438.6, 3317.1, 3045, 3006, 2922.1, 1605.6, 1591.5, 1569.1, 1532.6.1468.1, 1432.8, 1250.1, 1146.8, 1023, 780.5. ESI [m/z (%)]: 286.1 (100%) [M + Na]+; 264.2 (35%) [M]+. 1H NMR (\u03b4 ppm): 2.64 (s, 3H at position 8\u2019), 7.74 (m, H at positions 6,7), 8.05 (d, H at position 5), 8.12 (d,H at position 8), 8.56 (s, H at position 4), 7.79, 7.74 (m, Hs at positions 4\u2019 and 5\u2019), 7.96 (d, H at position 3\u2019), 8.71 (d, proton at position 6\u2019) (Figure 1).\nThe crystallographic data of APN were collected on a Gemini diffractometer (Agilent Technologies) using Mo-K\u03b1 radiation (\u03bb = 71.073 pm), \u03c9-scan rotation. CrysAlis Pro [12] was used for data including the program\nScheme 1. Synthesis of APN.\nFigure 1. Structural features of APN.\nSCALE3 ABSPACK [13] for empirical absorption correction. The refinement of all non-hydrogen atoms was performed with SHELXL-97 [14] and structure was solved by direct methods with SHELXS-97. All non-hy- drogen atoms were refined with anisotropic thermal parameters and a difference-density Fourier map was used to locate all hydrogen atoms. CCDC 1007670 contains the supplementary crystallographic data for this paper. These data can be obtained free of charge via www.ccdc.cam.ac.uk/data_request/cif (or from the Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 12 Union Road, Cambridge CB2 1EZ, UK; fax: (+44)1223-336-033; or deposit@ccdc.cam.uk). The molecular graphics were done with ORTEP-3 [15] and Mercury (version 3) [16] .\n2.4. Anti-Onchocercal Activity\nBoth O. ochengi microfilariae and macrofilariae were isolated and cultured by the known methods [17] [18] . The monkey kidney epithelial cells (LLCMK2) obtained from American Type Culture Collection (ATCC, Virginia, USA) and proliferated as instructed by the supplier served both for cytotoxicity studies and as feeder layer. The cells were cultured in a complete culture medium (CCM) and after becoming confluent, the parasites and drugs were added. The effect of the drugs on the integrity of the cells was determined by microscopy. The selectivity index (SI) of each compound was calculated as the ratio of CC50 of drug to these mammalian cells to the IC50of the drug on the parasites.\nAll assays were conducted for 120 hours after adding compound. The FDA-approved compound, auranofin which has been reported to be active on adult worms at 10 \u00b5M, was used as positive control for the adult worm assays [19] . Ivermectin (Mectizan\u00ae) was used as the positive control drug for the microfilariae assays. Negative wells received only the diluents (2% dimethyl sulfoxide). Inhibition of microfilariae motility was assessed by microscopy every 24 hours post addition of drugs. Scores were assigned following observation under inverted microscope recorded as 100% (complete inhibition), 75% (only head or tail of worm moving or vibrating), 50% (worm sluggish) or 25% (little change in motility), 0% (no observable inhibition of motility). The motion of adult worms was determined by the MTT/formazan assay and a compound was considered active if there was 90% or greater mean inhibition of formazan formation, moderately active if there was 50% - 89% mean inhibition of formazan formation or inactive if there was less than 50% mean inhibition of formazan formation.\nThe condensation reaction between hydralazine hydrochloride and 2-acetylpyridine gave APN in good yield (Scheme 1).\nElemental analysis of the ligand was in good agreement with literatures values [1] . The molecular ion peak appeared at m/z 286.1 (M + Na) and the (M + H) ion at m/z 264.2.\nThe IR spectra of the APN (Figure 2) was taken in 4000 - 400 cm\u22121 usual region. Strong bands are seen at 3439\nFigure 2. IR Spectrum of APN.\nand 3317 cm\u22121 corresponding to the stretching vibrations of the O-H bond of residual water molecules and N-H stretching vibrations respectively. The bands that cluster around 3000 cm\u22121 are the stretching vibrations of =CH and the sharp bands at 2992 cm\u22121 can be assigned to the methyl group bonds. The strong bands in the range 1532 - 1606 cm\u22121 are due to the C=C vibrations respectively [20] . The lower vibrations may be attributed to the pyridine breathing modes.\n3.3. 1H NMR Spectra\nThe proton NMR spectra of APN (Figure 3) were recorded using MeOD as the solvent. The single peak at 2.64 ppm is attributed to the methyl group at position 8\u2019 (Figure 1). The multiplet in the region 7.74 - 7.79 ppm is observed for position 6 and 7 for the hydralazine moiety and 4\u2019 and 5\u2019 for the pyridine moiety. The proton at position 4 gives a singlet (\u03b4 8.56) and the proton at position 6\u2019 gives a doublet (\u03b4 8.71). These protons are highly deshielded due to the presence of the adjacent nitrogen atom. The doublet at \u03b4 8.05 and \u03b4 8.12 are assigned to protons at 5 and 8 respectively which are influenced by long range coupling. Due to the tautomeric nature of the ligand, the N-H proton of the hydralazine moiety may be highly deshielded. The insert in Figure 3 shows the expanded 1H NMR spectrum of the ligand.\nA single x-ray analysis performed on APN (Figure 4) confirmed the proposed structure of the hydralazine Schiff base showing clearly the exocyclic C=N double bond (bond length 1.308 A\u02da) of the hydralazine moiety [1] [21] and the N-H bond of bond length 0.918 A\u02da [19]\n3.5. Activity of Compounds on Microfilariae/Macrofilariae and Cytotoxicity\nAPN was screened on the juvenile form of the O. ochengi beginning at the highest compound concentration of 20 \u00b5g/mL. It inhibited microfilariae motility completely at 1.25 \u00b5g/mL (Table 1) but it was only moderately active at the highest concentration of 20 \u00b5g/mL against adult worms.\nAPN compound was also seen to be most cytotoxic on LLCMK2 cells. APN killed the cells completely at 1.25 \u00b5g/mL and had a selectivity index of 2 (Table 1). APN demonstrated a dose-dependent progressive motility inhibition characteristic. This progressive killing of the parasites is a good aspect of the compound as severe immune response to dead mfs might be avoided. Ivermectin, currently used in the control of onchocerciasis is only microfilaricidal and sub-optimal responses have been reported of this drug [22] . The need for alternative\nFigure 3. 1H NMR Spectrum of APN.\ndrugs which are macro-/microfilaricidal is still highly solicited.\nThe long duration of treatment of onchocerciasis with ivermectin is because the drug is only microfilaricidal. APN has shown both micro- and macrofilaricidal properties raising hope for an effective anti-onchocercal drug.\nFigure 4. Perspective view (ORTEP) of APN.\nTable 1. Dose dependent inhibition of microfilariae (mfs) mobility and cytotoxicity of the active compounds by the 120th hour.\nAPN derived from hydralazine hydrochloride was synthesized and characterized by spectroscopic methods. The X-ray crystallographic data show that APN has an exocyclic carbon-nitrogen double bond on the hydralazine moiety indicating the stable form of the compound in the solid state. APN showed significant anti-onchocercal activity with IC50 value of 0.3125 \u00b5g/mL on microfilariae and 10 \u00b5g/mL on adult worms. 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        "raw_content": "Thanks for dropping by this site, home to my blog and to the page where I share tales of my own start-up experiment with Your Commercial Foundations (YCF). To encourage you to stay and play, I thought it might be helpful to give you an idea of how you might like to shape your wander around:\ndipping in and out of posts from the home page: a taste of each blog post can be found on the home page in reverse chronological order of when it was posted, all the way back to the very beginning, if you\u2019re so inclined;\nby tag or topics addressed: on the left side of the home page, directly under the oh-so-atmospheric storm clouds photo, there is a search tool. Type in your term of choice \u2013 there\u2019s a tag cloud at the bottom of the home page to give you an indication of the spread of tags I\u2019ve used \u2013 to get a list of all the posts tagged or containing that term; or\nby category: which, to be fair, is not likely to be all that different to option 1 unless you are either looking to look only at the YCF Start-up posts. Or, I suppose, anything but the YCF Start-up posts. The categories menu is right underneath the search tool\nAll feedback \u2013 on my ideas, my writing, the policies and activities I write about, and anything else for that matter, except how I can make millions from home in a few easy weeks \u2013 are very welcome and will be treated with the respect and dignity they themselves express\u2026\nFiona McNee has over 20 years experience in providing business strategy, development and communication advice to clients from both public and private sectors. Combining qualifications in both law and communication, she has worked with clients across a diverse array of industries, from ICT and energy technologies to agricultural and marine industries, to develop solutions to the challenges of delivering outcomes in an ever-changing environment. With an increasing focus on the innovation, creative and research sectors, she has developed significant expertise in identifying emerging trends and collaborative problem-solving that enhance relationships and deliver sustainable policy, social and financial gains. As principal of BigPic and Your Commercial Foundations, she continues to be committed to using that expertise for the benefit of not-for-profit and commercial organisations seeking to tackle future challenges by embracing a proactive present.\nShe was raised on English comedy \u2013 the Goons, the Goodies, Morecambe & Wise, Kenny Everett, and the Two Ronnies) \u2013 and musical comedy (in which category she includes both Cole Porter and Austen Tayshus), so if she\u2019s a little unrestrained and/or heavy-handed with the word play and puns, she apologises. She was also raised on Hollywood musicals and Aaron Sorkin scripts, so if she\u2019s overly idealistic, she\u2019s not sorry at all.\nOh, and on the off-chance anyone wants to, I\u2019m fine with re-blogging. Unless you\u2019re wanting to make fun of me. Although if you\u2019re really good at that, we can talk.\nUPDATE 24 August 2015:\nWith BigPic being temporarily mothballed while Your Commercial Foundations prepares to seek Registered Training Organisation status, there\u2019s been something of a consolidation of posts on this site, as well as an attempt to streamline the listing function without actually learning any technical skills. While the post dates may not reflect it because of the simplistic transfer methods used, the timing actually runs backward chronologically down the page i.e. end of the year at the top of the page. So if it looks like history is being manipulated, it kinda is, but not in an evil-genius kind-of-way.",
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        "raw_content": "Can Gene Therapy be Harnessed to Fight the AIDS Virus?\nFor more than a decade, the strongest AIDS drugs could not fully control Matt Chappell's HIV infection. Now his body controls it by itself, and researchers are trying to perfect the gene editing that made this possible.\nScientists removed some of his blood cells, disabled a gene to help them resist HIV, and returned these \"edited\" cells to him in 2014. So far, it has given the San Francisco man the next best thing to a cure.\n\"I've been off medications for three and a half years,\" he said. He even was able to keep the virus in check despite cancer treatments last year that taxed his immune system.\nChappell was lucky, though. Only a few of the 100 others in those experiments were able to stay off HIV drugs for a couple years; the rest still need medicines to keep HIV suppressed.\nNow researchers think they can improve the treatment and are trying again to tackle HIV by doctoring DNA. New studies to test these tweaked approaches in people are getting underway.\n\"Gene therapy techniques have advanced greatly,\" said Dr. Otto Yang of the UCLA AIDS Institute, one place working on this. \"A lot of people are thinking it's the right time to go back.\"\nThey include Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, which is funding some of the new studies. He doesn't think the technique will become common because millions of people do well on existing treatments. But he says it could help those who can't easily control the virus, and should be pursued because it holds potential for a cure.\n\"They're very bold, innovative techniques, mostly to try and cure people,\" he said. \"It's worth trying because the science is there.\"\nONE MAN'S CURE GAVE HOPE\nOnly one person is known to have been cured of HIV infection, a man who had a cell transplant a decade ago from a donor with natural immunity to the virus. The donor lacked a common gene that makes an entryway HIV uses to infect T cells, immune system soldiers in the blood.\nThe transplant gave the recipient that protection, but procedures like that are too risky and impractical for wide use. Scientists have been trying to find a way to create similar immunity by altering some of a patient's own cells. They use a gene editing tool called zinc finger nucleases, which cut DNA at a precise spot to disable the HIV entryway gene.\nThe California company that makes the editing tool, Sangamo Therapeutics, sponsored the initial studies.\n\"It worked, the T cells were edited,\" said Sangamo's president, Dr. Sandy Macrae. But it didn't work quite well enough: The altered T cells were outnumbered by T cells that were not altered and could still be infected.\nNow, Dr. John Zaia at City of Hope, a research center in Duarte, California, is trying the approach with a twist. He's using blood stem cells - parent cells that produce many others. Once a stem cell is altered the benefit should multiply and last longer, Zaia said.\nThough the initial gene editing experiments were disappointing, there was a silver lining. Patients in those studies had a big drop in the number of cells where HIV lurked in a dormant state - the so-called reservoir of silent disease.\nAt Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Dr. Rafick-Pierre Sekaly is trying to capitalize on that drop. His study will try the same gene editing - disabling the gene that makes the HIV entryway - while keeping patients on strong antiviral medicines for at least a year before discontinuing them.\n\"As long as we're not able to get rid of this reservoir, we'll never be able to stop treatment,\" he explained.\nThe hope is that the medicines plus the altered cells will knock down the virus and reduce the reservoir to a point where the body can control any residual disease by itself, as Chappell seems to be doing.\nPROTECT AND ATTACK\nUniversity of Pennsylvania scientists are trying a two-part approach: Besides knocking out the gene for the HIV entryway, they're adding a gene to help T cells recognize and kill HIV. This second part is called CAR-T therapy, a treatment approved last year for treating cancer.\nThe new study's leader, scientist James Riley, is encouraged that some patients at Penn who were in the early studies kept HIV suppressed for nearly a year without drugs.\n\"You'd never know they were sick\" even though the virus could still be detected, Riley said. \"At some point you're going to have confidence that it's not going to come back.\"\nChappell's doctor, Christopher Schiessl at One Medical, a health clinic in San Francisco, hopes that's the case for Chappell. 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        "raw_content": "Feature article which appeared in UK music magazine \u2018Record Mirror\u2019 from November 3 1990.\nHere\u2019s the article in full\u2026\nNow and again, a band comes along and you know there\u2019s something a bit special about them, something that elevates them a few thousand miles above the rest of the pop swamp.\nThe Trash Can Sinatras \u2013 Frank Read (vocals), brothers John and Steve Douglas (guitar and drums), George McDaid (bass) and Paul Livingston (guitar) \u2013 are such a band. Hailing from Irvine in Scotland, they signed to Go! Discs last year, joining Billy Bragg, The La\u2019s and The Beautiful South.\nTheir first single, \u2018Obscurity Knocks\u2019, was like a bees\u2019 swarm of acoustic and electric guitars \u2013 bringing back memories of Aztec Camera in their \u2018All I Need Is Everything\u2019 days. The Trash Can Sinatras respect their influences and use them to create a pastiche of melodic and emotional guitar music couple with exceptional lyrics.\nJust released is the Trashies new single, \u2018Circling The Circumference\u2019. Full of musical passion and lyrical swashbuckling. Frank\u2019s normally crisp vocals are tossed into a psychedelic tumble-dryer, emerging confused and exalted. Switch to the B-side and you\u2019ve got a haunting cover of the epic Seventies TV theme \u2018White Horses\u2019. They are not short of sensitivity. But with lyrics like \u201cThe man in charge is like a greasy Jesus\u201d commonplace Trash Cans fare, you have to question their sanity.\n\u201cHah!\u201d replies John, \u201cwe\u2019re the sanest people you\u2019ll ever meet. The line you\u2019re referring to is actually about a specific person we know in Irvine, so you\u2019d be hard pushed to understand it. But you know the kind of person we\u2019re on about \u2013 there\u2019s one in every town. Picture a Jesus character and throw in a kinda heavy metal image\u2026Jesus Christ superstar!\u201d\nActually, most of the Trash Cans\u2019 lyrics are pretty easy to understand, open-ended enough for wide appeal, and much too poignant to be ignored. For instance: \u201cI\u2019m looking twice my age/ It\u2019s getting to this stage/ Where I\u2019m old not wise just worried/ Stories of rags to riches leave me in stitches.\u201d (Best Man\u2019s Fall)\n\u201cYou couldn\u2019t actually talk like that,\u201d confesses John, \u201cbut I always regard music as 50 per cent lyrics anyway. I know a lot of people don\u2019t see it that way and some of the band don\u2019t. I reckon if the music\u2019s great then fine; but the English language is there to be used. If the lyrics are brilliant and imaginative and you put that to a good tune, then you\u2019ve got something really special.\n\u201cSometimes it can get a bit much and I have to admit that just lately we\u2019ve thought that maybe the lyrics are a bit too contrived. You have to be very careful not to overdo it.\u201d\nWhile sitting in Paul and John\u2019s hotel room, we hear a dance remix of The Waterboys\u2019 \u2018Whole Of The Moon\u2019. This brings jeers about dance music and particularly unsavoury comments regarding bands who \u2018rip off\u2019 decent songs.\n\u201cActually, there\u2019s a really good story about that song,\u201d says Paul. \u201cMike Scott of The Waterboys wrote that song about Roddy Frame. Y\u2019see, Mike Scott was writing all this stuff on his acoustic guitar in Edinburgh, trying to get a record out. Then Aztec Camera released \u2018High Land Hard Rain\u2019, their first LP, and Mike Scott thought \u2018Shit, that\u2019s exactly what I\u2019ve been trying to do!\u2019. Then the first Waterboys LP came out at the same time as \u2018Knife\u2019 by Aztec Camera and it was the same story again: Mike Scott thought that Roddy Frame was always one step ahead of him. \u2018Whole Of The Moon\u2019 was basically Mike Scott saying \u2018OK Roddy, I give up, I\u2019ll never be as good as you, you\u2019re brilliant.\u201d\nSo, you learn something every day. But if you really want to know the secret to the meaning of life, get yourself a binful of Trash Can Sinatras records. You could soon be circling the circumference in more style than you ever thought possible.\nRave on sisters.\n1990 November 3 / Record Mirror Magazine (UK)",
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        "raw_content": "'Dark Horse' Has Arrived: Devin Dawson Releases Debut Album\nA few years ago, a video mashing up Taylor Swift's \"Blank Space\" and \"Style\" went absolutely viral. The video was from two singer/songwriters -- one of them being budding country artist Devin Dawson. The 28-year-old, originally from Orangevale, California released his debut single \"All On Me\" in February 2017, and then went out on the road with Maren Morris on her \"Hero Tour.\"\nNow, with the arrival of 2018, Devin has released his debut full-length album Dark Horse. 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He explains, \"It\u2019s really just this kind of beautiful romantic process of just, the songs will raise their hands and they\u2019ll fight each other out and the ones that want to make it, the ones that deserve to be there will be left standing at the end, and they\u2019ll feel done and they\u2019ll feel right.\"\nOne of the most personal songs to Devin on Dark Horse is its title track. He says of the song, \"'Dark Horse' is probably the most important and special song on this record to me. It actually came after the record was done, after the pressure was off, and I feel like I\u2019d been trying to write a song about myself whole heartedly and unapologetically for a long time, but I didn\u2019t want it to sound forced or contrived, so that\u2019s why I had to let it come to me, and the best way to describe it is this is my honest truth in three and a half minutes.\u201d\nOther themes of the record include love, love's complexities, and heartbreak, and the sounds are very diverse. \"Prison\" is a love song that taps into Devin's rock and roll roots, while \"Symptoms\" holds a darker, sexier tone. \"I Don't Care Who Sees\" was \"inspired by a couple making out,\" and \"Second To Last\" is about \"being the guy right before she finds the love of her life, but being OK with it.\"\n\"War Paint\" is unique in that it turns Devin into the narrator of the story versus him singing in the first person. 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        "raw_content": "Argument: Knesset of Fools Knesset of Fools...\nKnesset of Fools\nA harsh new anti-boycott bill will help achieve the exact opposite of what its advocates intended: the delegitimization of the Jewish state.\nBy Hussein Ibish\nIn the latest of a series of extraordinarily self-defeating moves, Israel\u2019s legislature, the Knesset, has just adopted the so-called \"Boycott Bill,\" penalizing any call within Israel to boycott Israel or its settlements in the occupied Palestinian territories. The new law allows for civil suits against boycott supporters, denies them state benefits, and prevents the Israeli government from doing business with them. For a society terrified of what it sees as an international campaign of \"delegitimization,\" its own parliament could not have produced a more stunning blow to Israel\u2019s legitimacy by conflating Israel as such with the settlements and the occupation.\nOf course this law could not have been otherwise, since virtually all effective BDS (boycott, divestment, sanctions) efforts in the West have been targeted against the occupation and the settlements, not against Israel. Some BDS activists would clearly like to extend this campaign to target Israel proper, but such efforts have met with extremely limited success in Western societies. On the other hand, efforts to express disapproval of Israel\u2019s illegitimate settlement activities and therefore also illegitimate goods produced in the settlements have been meeting with a modest but increasing degree of effectiveness.\nThe \"Boycott Bill,\" therefore, was never really about Israel at all, but about protecting the settlements and the settlers from a growing international campaign to refuse to subsidize a project that is a dagger aimed at the heart of prospects for a viable peace agreement between Israel and the Palestinians, as well as a blatant violation of international law. City councils and governments in Europe are increasingly distancing themselves from commercial activities connected to the occupation. Norway, for example, divested from Elbit Systems, a company that manufactures sensor devices for the West Bank separation barrier, and subsequently from Africa Israel Investments, which is heavily involved in settlement construction.\nThe campaign against Israeli settlements is real, but this new law will almost certainly backfire. By crudely conflating Israel \u2014 which is almost universally regarded as a legitimate member state of the United Nations \u2014 with its occupation and settlements in the West Bank \u2014 which are almost universally regarded as illegitimate and indeed illegal, as well as a threat to peace \u2014 the Knesset has yet again provided an official Israeli argument for those who would extend the boycott campaign to include all Israeli institutions and not just aspects of the occupation.\nThe Israeli government has done this numerous times in the past. For example, when Israel applied for OECD membership, the national economic statistics it presented included the entire settlement economy, but no statistics reflecting the Palestinian villages surrounding the settlements throughout the West Bank. What this suggests is an official Israeli perspective in which there is a virtual Israel that exists wherever a settler happens to be at any given moment, and an undefined, unresolved occupation everywhere else. This legally and politically untenable and indeed preposterous position is similarly reflected in the new \"Boycott Bill.\"\nSome of the boycott activities that Israel points to as \"delegitimization\" were forced by its own refusal to distinguish between itself and the settlements. In several instances, European vendors have made it clear that they are happy to sell Israeli products, but not those from the settlements, which they quite properly decline to support because they are illegitimate and dangerous. Israel has refused to provide any markings, identifying characteristics, or other indicators that would assure these vendors that the products in question were indeed from Israel and not from settlements in the occupied territories. As a consequence, several European vendors, particularly in Italy, simply stopped stocking Israeli imports, not because they objected to goods from Israel, but because they refuse to unwittingly sell settlement products and Israel will not distinguish them.\nPerhaps the greatest irony is that the Knesset members who passed the \"Boycott Bill\" and their supporters do not seem to understand that boycotts, divestment, and sanctions that are carefully targeted against the occupation and the settlements but scrupulously avoid targeting Israel legitimize rather than delegitimize the Israeli state. They say, in effect: We do not want to buy or sell the products of the illegitimate settlement program, but we are happy to buy or sell Israeli goods because Israel is a legitimate state. By carefully targeting the occupation and the settlements, such boycotts implicitly recognize the legitimacy of Israel itself. But to supporters of the settlements, this is of little or no importance. To them, it\u2019s all simply Israel.\nThe Palestinian Authority (PA) has been engaged in precisely this kind of boycott in the small areas under its control in the West Bank. Beginning in March 2010, it circulated brochures to every household in \"Area A\" complete with color images of the logos of the banned settlement companies so that no one could have any doubts about which products were unlawful. After an initial grace period, the PA began forcibly removing these products from Palestinian shops and then shortly afterward began prosecuting those distributing them. Palestinians have been effectively urging people the world over, including sympathetic Israelis, to join them in seeking clarity, and drawing a sharp distinction between Israel on the one hand and the settlement project on the other.\nThis Palestinian boycott of settlement goods is an integral part of the program of nonviolent resistance to occupation currently under way in the West Bank, and the international campaign is an extension of that. The \"Boycott Bill\" is an attack on precisely this kind of nonviolent protest, which is, of course, the appropriate alternative to the self-destructive and self-defeating violence of the past. But, as with other forms of nonviolent resistance, Israel is proving as intolerant to this nonviolent tactic as it has been to all other forms of combating the occupation. For Israel, it seems, the only accepted response is to submit and stop making a fuss of any kind.\nIt\u2019s no surprise that large numbers of prominent Knesset members were unaccountably missing from the \"Boycott Bill\" vote, most notably Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. This is not only because the law is an obvious affront to freedom of speech and other principles of democracy, but also because of the high likelihood it will be struck down by the Israeli Supreme Court. Canny Israeli politicians no doubt also understand that rhetorically conflating Israel and the settlements in such a crude manner is a very dangerous thing to do in the immediate term, and potentially disastrous in the long run.\nGiven the powerful international consensus against the settlements \u2014 including the United States, which unequivocally holds that the settlement project is at least illegitimate, if not outright illegal, and which clearly distinguishes between Israel and the occupation \u2014 this crude law inflicts the most powerful delegitimizing blow against Israel in living memory.\nWhen the Knesset itself says it does not recognize the difference between any effort to boycott Israel and those that target the settlements, it invites the rest of the world to see things in the same light. It encourages those who would not stop at expressing disapproval of the occupation but wish to target Israel and Israelis generally. Moreover, by making Israel indistinguishable from the illegitimate settlement project, it raises the banner of delegitimization higher than any group of non-Israeli activists could ever have hoped to.\nTags: Argument, Covers, Default, Free, Israel/Palestine, Law, Politics, Trade, Web Exclusive",
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        "raw_content": "The Oil and the Glory: The Weekly Wrap \u2014 April 13, 2012 The Weekly Wrap \u2014 April...\nThe Weekly Wrap \u2014 April 13, 2012\nWhatever happens, an enduring U.S. naval fleet: Evidence is mounting that the U.S. will maintain its global naval footprint regardless of any shift in energy or geopolitics: Despite the shrinkage or disappearance of primary raisons d\u2019etre, the Navy obtains other rationales for its current size. Here at FP, Robert Farley suggests that the Obama Administration ...\nAaaron Tam AFP/Getty Images\nWhatever happens, an enduring U.S. naval fleet: Evidence is mounting that the U.S. will maintain its global naval footprint regardless of any shift in energy or geopolitics: Despite the shrinkage or disappearance of primary raisons d\u2019etre, the Navy obtains other rationales for its current size. Here at FP, Robert Farley suggests that the Obama Administration regards the Navy as an organic tool for sustaining long-term geostrategic balance with China (pictured above, the nuclear-powered aircraft carrier USS Carl Vinson, docked in Hong Kong.). That explains the administration\u2019s shift of U.S. naval attention to Asia.\nBut what about the Carter Doctrine, under which the U.S. treats the Persian Gulf as covetously as if it were located off U.S. shores. Given the fresh belief that the U.S. is on the verge of virtual oil-independence, isn\u2019t this the moment that some folks have long awaited \u2014 when the U.S. no longer must protect Saudi Arabia, and can save trillions of dollars in protective military spending underlying oil prices? The answer is no, says retired Gen. Chuck Wald, former deputy commander of the U.S. European Command. \"If it had not been for oil and our dependence on oil, which started with Churchill, we would still feel a need to have a presence in the Middle East \u2014 because of Israel,\" Wald told me. He said:\nIt is not an \u2018either-or\u2019 situation, the way that some people say, that if it were not for oil we wouldn\u2019t have to worry about defending the sea lanes and all that. If you really look at one of the most interesting threats to sea lanes, it is the pirates off the coast of east Africa, and it has nothing to do with oil. \u2026 [Whatever happens with oil] we are still going to have a growing interdependency based on commerce. As I used to say when I taught at the National War College, when the world has a problem with things globally, they like to call 1-800-USNavy.\nI spoke with Wald by phone prior to his appearance at a Deloitte-sponsored event in Washington titled, \"The Realities of Energy Security through Supply Independence.\" He feels strongly that the U.S. needs to build up energy self-sufficiency in order to have a more independent foreign policy. But he simply doesn\u2019t think that, while becoming more independent, the U.S. role abroad will lessen. Iran, Wald said, \"is playing us like a drum right now from the standpoint of foreign policy based on the pressure they can put on us on the concern about [oil supply] disruption \u2014 this is a bad situation we put ourselves in.\" Wald:\nWe are in a situation that doesn\u2019t get any better, even though we are [headed toward] an interestingly bright future energy-wise because of fracking and potential imports from Canada and potential technology breakthroughs in the Gulf of Mexico.\nGo to the Jump for more of the Wrap.\nNew season of South China Sea fishing disputes: No sooner did Southeast Asian leaders wrap up a summit where they discussed their mutual tension with Beijing, then the Philippines and China got into a scrap. Last week, as discussed, Southeast Asian leaders met in Phnom Penh, where Philippine leader Benigno Aquino unsuccessfully pushed for a common stand against China\u2019s claims of sovereignty over the whole of the South China Sea. Now, a Philippine naval vessel is in a standoff with three Chinese naval ships off the northwest Philippine coast. The proximate friction is over the presence of about eight Chinese fishing vessels in a place called the Scarborough Shoal, which both countries claim. The Philippines objects to this fishing, so sent in a warship to chase them out. That angered Beijing, which dispatched three ships to block the arrest of some of the fishermen, the Associated Press reports. But the greater tension grows out of China\u2019s efforts to enforce naval primacy over this part of the Pacific, and to dominate the hunt for hydrocarbons there. China\u2019s pursuit of this future will be relentless, as will its neighbors\u2019 claims to portions of the sea near their shores.\nIsrael, Egypt, and what to do with your big new gas field: For the 14th time since Hosni Mubarak fell from power, assailants have blown up an Egyptian pipeline through which Israel obtains about 60 percent of its gas supplies. When you juxtapose that against an estimate of the gas equivalent of more than 5 billion barrels of oil in Israel\u2019s portion of the Eastern Mediterranean, you can imagine Israel\u2019s calculus on the following question: Should I export some or most of that bonanza for the big bucks, or husband it for use at home, and be free of dependence on unreliable neighbors?\nIsrael consumes just 3.6 billion cubic meters of gas a year, and production may be double that volume, leaving a surplus, according to a report by Barclays Capital. One idea floated by a local expert panel in a report to the Israeli government is \"to retain enough of its natural gas resources to satisfy 25 years of its own domestic requirements and only then allow for the exports of the surplus,\" Barclays said. Don\u2019t be surprised if Israel spurns the world\u2019s club of major liquefied natural gas exporters. 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        "raw_content": "Winklevoss Twins: Bitcoin Has Potential To Grow At Least 30-fold In 10 To 20 Yea\nAuthor Topic: Winklevoss Twins: Bitcoin Has Potential To Grow At Least 30-fold In 10 To 20 Yea (Read 201 times)\nAnother Bitcoin prediction was made this week by Winklevoss twins - the famous Bitcoin billionaires. Bitcoin has \u201cpotential appreciation\u201d of thirty to forty times its current value, Cameron Winklevoss claimed in an interview with CNBC on Wednesday, Feb. 7.\nAt press time, the market capitalization of Bitcoin was just below $140 bln, following a huge sell-off on Tuesday, Feb. 6 which has seen the cap drop as low as $102 bln.\nThat would put the Winklevoss\u2019 estimation of Bitcoin\u2019s future market cap at over $5 trln. This number comes from a comparison to the $7 trln global gold market, which the brothers claim Bitcoin will disrupt.\nAccording to CNBC, the Winklevoss brothers were looking at a period of 10 to 20 years in their prediction.\nIn response to the recent criticisms of cryptocurrencies by representatives of J.P. Morgan and the officials present at the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, Tyler Winklevoss argued that digital currencies will be a great instrument of machine-to-machine transactions.\n\u201cCryptocurrencies aren't really important for human-to-human transactions ... but when machines-to-machines trade economic value, they are going to plug into protocols like bitcoin and ethereum. They are not going to open bank accounts at J.P. Morgan ... those were invented by bankers before the internet existed,\" Tyler stated, adding that \"the criticisms are just a failure of the imagination.\"\nEarlier this week, Cointelegraph reported on a number of experts who shared a similarly bullish outlook on the price of Bitcoin, predicting that it will reach $50,000 by the end of 2018, resulting in a total cryptocurrency market cap of $1 trillion.",
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        "raw_content": "L_K_M\nAbout L_K_M\nTranslating Evolution to a Game System\nL_K_M replied to L_K_M's topic in AF2017: Darwin's Dinner\nApologies. I think we all agree that, in the context of this game, we're talking about a caricature of actual evolution; I'm just thinking about how we can make it a bit closer to real evolution, and maybe make the gameplay loop a bit more unpredictable by allowing speciation to occur \"naturally\" (as a result of the simulation of \"genes\", rather than as an explicit in-game concept). Sure, but that's the fun part :-) Since traits are explicitly modelled in the game (so small changes in the genetic makeup imply huge changes in an individual), and mutation can be modelled to behave differently from the real world, speciation could occur very quickly in the game, even after very few generations, without skipping time.\nL_K_M posted a topic in AF2017: Darwin's Dinner\nI've been thinking about this game for a while. It seems to me that there is a fundamental problem with translating evolution to games. In the real world, evolution creates new things. You start with a single cell (or something even simpler), and you eventually arrive at fishes and ants and elephants and humans. Games can't do that; you'll always be limited by the parameters the game designers envisioned. In the pitch, Devin mentioned that they were aiming for two species, and three traits. I think that approach - having a fixed set of species - might not be the best way of approaching the game, given that you'll already end up with a very limited system, compared to real evolution. Instead, a different approach could be to do something that's closer to real evolution. Don't have species (in the real world, \"species\" don't exist; they're a human concept that attempts to describe how nature works, but fails when you start looking a bit more closely). Instead, during mating, compare the genetic difference (i.e. the difference in traits) between individual animals, and then allow them to mate if they're not too different. That way, you'll get \"automatic\" speciation without implementing the concept of species explicitly! If you hunt for slow creatures in one place, and for fast creatures in a different place, you'll eventually create two different, incompatible species. This also allows for weird concepts like ring species (neighbouring individuals can mate with each other, but individuals further away can't mate anymore). This would require increasing the number of traits to include purely cosmetic traits like eye color, and maybe even introducing some entirely hidden traits that aren't visible to the player, and don't have a direct gameplay impact, but do impact speciation. After all, that's how the real world works, too. Since some of these traits wouldn't have any direct gameplay impact, and since this approach would remove the concept of \"species\" as something that's implemented explicitly in the game, it might not be harder to implement than the concept shown during the pitch, but might lead to a more interesting, deeper game that emulates real evolution a bit more closely.",
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        "title": "What's This Federal Reserve and Why Is It In the News All the Time?",
        "raw_content": "You Are Here: Home \u00bb Economy \u00bb What\u2019s This Federal Reserve and Why Is It In the News All the Time?\nWhat\u2019s This Federal Reserve and Why Is It In the News All the Time?\nWritten by Kevin Mulligan Leave a Comment\nWe hear about \u201cthe Fed\u201d or the Federal Reserve doing various things in the news, but what exactly is the Fed?\nHow can one institution be responsible for rising and falling interest rates, and why does the stock market bounce around every time the Federal Reserve Chairman speaks?\nUnderstanding the Federal Reserve System\nHow can you understand a quasi-Federal agency that is still independent, has mysterious meetings that impact the nation\u2019s economy, and can cause the stock market to go wild?\nHere are some key areas to understanding what the Federal Reserve is, what it does, and the tools it uses to achieve its goals.\nWhat is a Central Bank?\nThe Federal Reserve is the United States\u2019 Central Bank. A central bank is a quasi-government institution that manages its country\u2019s money supply and interest rates. Most central banks also are in charge of regulating the banking environment of the country.\nA central bank is quite the odd concept. It can increase or decrease the money supply (which devalues the currency in its citizens\u2019 wallets) in a variety of ways including changing lending interest rates, changing the required amount of capital that banks must keep on hand, being the bank for the government, and lending money to banks in a deep financial crisis. They are often called \u201cthe banker\u2019s bank\u201d and \u201cthe government\u2019s bank.\u201d\nThe overall goal of most central banks is currency stability and slow, gradual, dependable inflation. Having a currency\u2019s value go up and down drastically will cause chaos within an economy. Having a small inflation of 1-3% per year that can be depended on to make financial decisions also provides stability. Additionally the central bank also wants to achieve a normal rate of employment (usually between 3 and 5% unemployment).\nCentral banks also control the physical money supply. They are in charge of printing or minting all currency and distributing it to the banks that consumers and businesses use.\nIn a broad sense monetary policy is a set of tools that the Federal Reserve (and any other central bank) uses to influence the money supply in the country. How quickly the monetary supply grows in turn influences interest rates. Effective monetary policy helps the Fed reach its goals of stability within the currency and normal inflation.\nEffective monetary policy leads to price stability due to low inflation. Consumers and businesses know that they can buy goods and services within the economy at a similar cost from day to day.\nIt also leads to somewhat consistent economic growth. Part of this is tied to price stability; a business knows it can invest its capital in tools, factories, and so forth and the price of what they\u2019re producing isn\u2019t going to be cut in half due to currency issues.\nThe Fed Earns Income\nOn top of its duties the Fed also earns an income from a variety of activities. The income is used to fund operations and any excess is diverted to the United States Treasury. Income is generated from holding government bonds, holding foreign currency that goes up in value, and interest on loans to banks.\nThe Fed\u2019s Main Tools of Monetary Policy\nThe Federal Reserve has three main tools it uses in monetary policy:\n1. Reserve Requirements\nOf the three tools, reserve requirements are the easiest to understand. Banks are required to hold a certain amount of money on hand and the rest can be lent out again. For example, if the reserve requirement is set to 10% that means a bank with $1 million in deposits could potentially only have $100,000 on hand. The remaining $900,000 is back out in the economy earning income for the bank.\nIf the Federal Reserve raised the requirement to 20% then the bank would have to essentially pull $100,000 out of the economy. Doing this on a national scale will decrease the money supply.\nRight now deposit institutions with net transaction accounts between 11.5 and $71 million are required to reserve 3% of liabilities. Those with accounts above $71 million have a 10% requirement.\n2. Open-market operations\nThe most frequently used tool by the Fed is called open-market operations.\nThe Fed buys and sells US government securities in the open, public financial markets. The purchasing and selling of securities change the price of credit based on what the Fed is buying and selling. Their trades also change the level of reserves throughout the financial system.\nFor example, if the Fed announces it will slowly begin to purchase fewer US Treasuries that means the demand for those Treasuries will go down. When demand goes down on an investment, the price drops. When a bond\u2019s price goes down the yield goes up. In purchasing fewer Treasuries \u2014 or just announcing that it will buy fewer Treasuries in the future \u2014 the Fed can increase the yield on US Treasuries throughout the market.\nYou may have heard the term Federal Funds Rate. This is the rate that banks loan to each other overnight in order to meet their reserve requirements. The Fed sets a target rate it believes will be best for economy. They then buy and sell securities to affect the supply of money that banks are holding.\nSo what does this have to do with the economy?\nWhen the Fed wants to stimulate, or grow, the economy they target a low Federal Funds Rate. This means they make it cheaper to borrow money. When a bank has cheap money to borrow it tends to lend out more, knowing it won\u2019t cost a lot to meet their reserve requirements. If the Fed wants to slow the economy it targets a higher Federal Funds Rate. When money is more expensive to borrow then it becomes more expensive for everyone else. This slows economic growth.\nYou may have noticed another affect of the Federal Funds Rate in your savings account. Your savings account rate tends to follow the Fed Funds Rate. As the Fed Funds Rate goes up, so does the interest rate you earn on savings. As it goes down your interest rate on savings goes down.\nFor those doing the mental math right now you\u2019ll realize that a growing economy means a low savings rate. This may seem counter-intuitive to what you would want for personal finance. After all, savings is good, right? The thing is, when your savings rate is low there\u2019s more of a tendency for people to find other places for their money, like the stock market or housing. It also means you\u2019re more likely to spend on stuff, which is also good for the economy (but may not be good for you if you are spending too much).\nAs mentioned above the Federal Reserve is the banker\u2019s bank. Banks can borrow funds from the Fed, and they are charged an interest rate. The short-term lending rate is called the discount rate. This is a rate that is made public and is used as an indicator of what the Fed\u2019s plans for the rest of monetary policy will be.\nThe discount rate is set in such a way to encourage bank institutions to find money elsewhere before they come to the Fed (in other words they charge enough interest so other places would rather borrow elsewhere).\nAnd this leads leads us to another important function of the Federal Reserve\u2026\nWhen all else fails and an institution has nowhere else to turn for credit the Federal Reserve has the authority to extend credit to bail them out. This is usually only done when a bank\u2019s collapse would seriously affect the economy.\nShould I Pay Attention the Federal Reserve\u2019s Monetary Policy Moves?\nIn the long run what the Fed does can impact every aspect of your life. If monetary policy is managed poorly we can end up with unstable prices and high inflation. 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        "raw_content": "THE CAR OF YOUR DREAMS AT CAR.COM\nIt's every man's dream to own a car that capture's their identity. For some, classic american muscle cars fit the bill perfectly. If that's you, then nothing embodies that symbolic freedom quite like a 1968 mustang. It represents a moment in time when the world was changing, but with enough horsepower, you could go anywhere and do anything. You don't have to be Steve McQueen to look the part behind the two-spoke energy-absorbing steering wheel.\nFor you; the re-modeler, restorer, dreamer; you can't resist the call to piece together a part of your past that reminds you of late nights and sharp turns. So much has happened since those simpler days. You traded cleaning carburetors for changing diapers. Life picked up speed and you chose family over torque.\nYour garage resembles 30 years of promises to yourself. Promises you intended to keep, but in your golden years, this thing is still a dream. You can hear your wife calling you from the kitchen to come eat dinner. You shake your head and smile as another routine pulls you away from the one thing you haven't finished. You tell your wife at dinner, that you had made a decision that is was time to move on and it was finally time to clean out the garage and find a new project.\nYou look up from your plate to see your wife smiling from ear to ear, she said she was so happy to hear this good news and said, \" I have just the right project I want to start in the garage, that is if you are going to clean it out?\u201d\nYou nodded your head and said sure, \"what did you have in mind?\" She smiled and said, \"you\u2019re going to love it!\"\nSometimes as we grow older we must realize some dreams are better shared. We also must conclude that to fulfill a dream you may have to change plans to make your\nRetirement is fun, but don't let it get you bogged down with so many projects that you forget to relax and enjoy your time off. If you\u2019re on a time budget, look around at purchasing a \u201868 dream car, instead of putting it together, you would be amazed at how much time you can save and how soon you and your wife will be on cruising on the road.\nIf you are still bound and determined to work on a car be sure to buy one that is in good working order, or one you can add your own special touches to, this way you will still have that sense of pride knowing you worked on it.\nThe next morning you wake up early and head out to the garage to start your clean up,\nbut your wife is already there cleaning. She hands you a cloth and tells you the family car needs a wax, but once you get out there tied with a big red bow is a 1968 ford mustang, pretty similar to the one you had in high school. You look at her with complete surprise and she just smiles, gives you a hug, gives you your old baseball hat and said let's hit the road!\nSo what do you think? It's our \"new garage project\" , but we can still take it for a spin in between repairs! It does need some interior work on the seats and there are few minor repairs to be made on the body, but the engine runs great!\nYou can't believe your dream has become reality, you can hear yourself saying, \"I think it\u2019s great and it\u2019s the best retirement gift you could have given me, but how did you know I had been looking at this particular car?\"\nYour wife laughs, did you forget how much your best friend loves to talk, he told me about the car lot you had been riding by almost daily to catch a glimpse of your dream car. You can thank him later, it's time to take this new baby for a ride!\nBe sure to check out Cars.com This would be a great place to start looking for your next dream car!\nBy t hiatt at 7:24 AM",
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        "raw_content": "Major work: Dorothea Tanning\u2019s massive oil-on-canvas \u201cChiens de Cythere (Dogs of Cythera)\u201d is on view at Gallery Wendi Norris.\nBy Murray Paskin on February 20, 2013 12:00 am\nBefore the 1960s, Dorothea Tanning\u2019s paintings were surrealistically oriented, undoubtedly due to her relationship with German surrealist Max Ernst. He didn\u2019t just have an impact on her artistic career; the couple married in the 1940s and lived and worked together for three decades.\nBut in the early 1960s, Tanning\u2019s work changed radically, veering toward abstraction, and later, toward a more figurative style. Those transformations are on view in a show of more than 30 of her works \u2014 primarily paintings, but also drawings and sculptures \u2014 dominating all 5,000 square feet of Gallery Wendi Norris in The City.\nThe show\u2019s title, \u201cUnknown but Knowable States,\u201d nicely describes the unique style of the works, made from 1960-1979. Neither completely abstract nor surrealistic, they draw from elements of both movements.\nTanning\u2019s use of form is striking. In many of her paintings, the forms are clear, and in some cases, even literal, such as images of body parts.\nThe show\u2019s centerpiece is the 1963 oil on canvas \u201cChiens de Cythere (Dogs of Cythera).\u201d According to notes by the artist herself on the Dorothea Tanning Collection and Archive website, in the painting, she produced \u201csurprises, beasts or gods \u2014 take your choice.\u201d At 77\u00bd inches by 117 inches, it is among the largest works by Tanning, who added poetess to her r\u00e9sum\u00e9 before she died in 2012 at age 101. (Her art is in collections including New York\u2019s Museum of Modern Art, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art and the Tate Museum in London.)\nColor also adds to the richness of Tanning\u2019s work. The large, intense white form in the center of \u201cFaith, Surrounded by Hope, Charity, and Other Monsters\u201d contrasts sharply with hues in the same painting.\nAnother standout work in oil, \u201cPour Gustave L\u2019Adore,\u201d contains flashes of equally subtle dark forms, and the distinguishably varied colors of \u201cMemories,\u201d a 1964 oil, remind one of a bouquet of flowers.\nFirst of Five SOMA Light Sculptures Unveiled Tonight\nAna Teresa FernandezAwais Haider February 27, 2013\nThe New City Lights",
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        "raw_content": "Thomas Hardy, exposed! (in a good way)\nThe excellent Harry Ransom Center of the University of Texas at Austin (which houses the papers of many a literary giant) \u2014 one of the true research gems of our nation \u2014 has spent the last year digitally archiving some of its most important holdings in a project called REVEAL (\u201cRead and View English and American Literature\u201d), and it recently went live.\nAround 22,000 images and documents are now available online as part of the Center\u2019s open-access policy for public domain materials, including its collections of drawings, photos, letters, lists, journals, and typed and handwritten manuscripts by greats such as Oscar Wilde, Henry David Thoreau, Joseph Conrad, and many more. The policy for use makes these materials accessible to anyone for any purpose. These are high-resolutions scans, so images and even handwritten scrawls are super crisp. Here, for example, is a portal to the Center\u2019s Thomas Hardy collection.\nI zoomed in on this because I wanted to see the phrase \u201cdegenerate artist\u201d in Oscar Wilde\u2019s handwriting\nRansom Center Finishes Conservation of Gone With The...\nFUTURAMA: \u201cVisions of the Future\u201d at the Ransom...\nEd Ruscha\u2019s Archives Now at UT\u2019s Ransom Center",
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        "raw_content": "You are here: Home Page > Social Sciences > Politics > Comparative Politics > Gaza\nThe first comprehensive history of Gaza in any language\nFollows story of the struggle to control Gaza, from the mid-19th century to the present\nArgues that a two-state solution is the only way forward for Israel/Palestine\nGaza has become synonymous with conflict and dispute. Though only slightly larger than Omaha, Nebraska at 140 square miles, the small territory of Gaza has been a hot spot for bitter disputes between sparring powers for millennia, from the Ancient Egyptians up until the British Empire and even today.\nWedged between the Negev and Sinai deserts on one side and the Mediterranean Sea on the other, Gaza was contested by the Pharaohs, Persians, Greeks, Romans, Byzantines, Arabs, Fatimids, Mamluks, Crusaders, and Ottomans. Then in 1948, 200,000 people sought refuge in Gaza-a marginal area neither Israel nor Egypt wanted. It is here that Palestinian nationalism grew and sprouted into a dream of statehood, a journey much filled with strife.\nThough small in size, Gaza's history is nothing short of monumental. Jean-Pierre Filiu's Gaza is the first complete history of the territory in any language. Beginning with the Hyksos in 18th century BC, Filiu takes readers through modern times and the ongoing disputes of the region, ending with what may be in store for the future.\nPart I - Gaza Before the Strip\nChapter 1 - The Crossroads of Empires\nChapter 2 - The Islamic Era\nChapter 3 - The British Mandate\nPart II - 1947-1967: The Age of Mourning\nChapter 4 - The Catastrophe\nChapter 5 - Refugees and Fedayin\nChapter 6 - The First Occupation\nChapter 7 - Nasser's Children\nPart III - The Crushed Generation\nChapter 8 - The Four Years of War\nChapter 9 - The Era of the Notables\nChapter 10 - The Alien Peace\nChapter 11 - The New Wave\nPart III - 1987-2007 The Generation of the Intifadas\nChapter 12 - The Revolt of the Stones\nChapter 13 - A Sharply Limited Authority\nChapter 14 - Days of Fury\nChapter 15 - One Palestine Against Another\nChapter 16 - Five Years in the Ruins\nJean-Pierre Filiu is Professor of Middle East Studies at Sciences Po in Paris, and has held visiting professorships at both Columbia University and Georgetown University.\n\"A magnificent piece of historical writing: clear in its exposition, careful in its use of a treasure-trove of new sources and judicious in its analysis of competing political claims to this small and troubled strip of land. It is difficult to see how it will ever be rivaled in terms of scope, intensity and sympathetic understanding.\" --Roger Owen, Emeritus Professor of Middle East History, Harvard University\n\"Based on interviews and hard to find documents, Filiu's book is a remarkable work of scholarship that will long stand as the standard history of Gaza. In a subject area strewn with polemic, the author is objective and level-headed.\" --John Calvert, Professor of History, Creighton University, USA\n\"This history ranks as a masterpiece in the literature of the Arab-Israeli conflict. It tells the facts, explains both sides of the coin and leaves readers to draw their conclusions...An excellent but sobering book.\" --Michael Sheridan, The Sunday Times\n\"Jean-Pierre Filiu tells the story of Gaza's modern political history in impressive detail.\" --David Shulman, New York Review of Books\n\"Jean-Pierre Filiu's authoritative and well-sourced history of Gaza from earliest times to the end of 2011 fills a serious gap. Even those who know Gaza well will find much in this book to enlighten them.\" --The Independent\nJean-Pierre Filiu: \"Gaza: a History\"\nJean-Pierre Filliu, professor at the Sciences Po Paris School of International Affairs, presents his book Gaza: a History, which has recently been published in English. In this book, the first historical research dedicated to this Palestinian territory, Jean-Pierre Filiu depicts a portrait of Gaza free from partisan opinions and ranging from the early Egyptian Antiquity to recent events.\nFrom Deep State to Islamic State\nThe Arab Revolution",
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        "raw_content": "How and Why: Correct Arm Rotation Key to Golf Swing\nGreat-Grip\nRotation in the golf swing isn't limited to the shoulders and hips. The arms must rotate correctly, too, in order to produce long, accurate shots.\nThis is especially important during the downswing. If you fail to rotate (aka release) the arms and hands through the shot, you'll invariably slice or push the ball. The key is timing this rotation so that the clubface is square to the target and traveling at max speed at impact.\nProper arm rotation isn't just a matter of rolling the arms over as you come into the ball. Ideally, it's a natural by-product of a sound, efficient swing \u2013 the lower body transfers weight to your left to begin the downswing sequence, pulling the torso, shoulders, arms and club along for the ride.\nHere's a drill that will teach you to feel the correct arm rotation throughout the golf swing:\nUsing a mid-iron or similar club, place your top hand in its normal spot on the grip and your bottom hand on the shaft, a few inches below the handle.\nWithout addressing a ball, swing halfway back. Your left arm should be straight, the right arm bent.\nNow swing into the follow-through. The goal is to straighten both arms as they pass hip height. This requires a strong rolling action of the right arm across the left. Make sure your shoulders are turning through toward the target as well.\nAfter several repetitions, move your bottom hand up to touch the bottom of the grip and repeat the drill. Then move the bottom hand closer to the top, make another half-dozen swings, and finish with the hands side by side, baseball style.\nFinally, assume your normal golf grip and make a few more swings. You should feel the same rotation of the right and left arms.\nRemember to turn the hips and shoulders while transferring weight properly during this drill. You want the arms doing their part without taking over the entire swing.\nCorrect Arm Rotation Key to Golf Swing\nThe golf swing is all about rotation. While some players try to make the swing a side-to-side action, it is actually best to move the club by rotating while your center of gravity stays mostly in place. By rotating properly in the swing, you will be able to accelerate the club quickly during the downswing while staying on plane successfully. A great rotational swing isn't easy to create \u2013 it takes many years of practice to refine your swing to a point of great consistency \u2013 but the end result of the process is the ability to hit quality shots time after time. It would be an exaggeration to say that rotation is the 'secret' to golf, but it certainly is one of the most important elements of playing well.\nIn this article, we are going to take a close look at the topic of arm rotation in the golf swing. When most golfers talk about rotation, they are talking about their body \u2013 shoulders, hips, etc. However, it is just as important that you rotate your arms nicely in the swing, as the arms (and hands) have direct control over the movement of the club itself. Without correct arm rotation, you will struggle to keep the club face square to the swing arc, meaning you will be destined to push or pull your shots in the end. Players who fail to rotate their arms nicely are left to use their hands to save the shot at the very last moment, and that is a strategy which will rarely be effective.\nOf course, as you might suspect, it is not going to be as easy as just telling your arms to rotate while you swing the club. The golf swing happens quickly \u2013 the whole thing only takes a couple of seconds from start to finish \u2013 so you really don't have time to think through various mechanics along the way. Instead, you need to put yourself in a position to succeed based on the fundamentals that you use both before your swing, and in the early stages of your backswing. By 'setting the stage' properly for a great swing, you should naturally be able to rotate your arms in a way that will lead to excellent shots.\nAlthough the goal of this article is to help you rotate your arms nicely in the swing, much of the content you find below will be on other parts of your technique. Why? Simple \u2013 you need to be in great positions throughout your swing in order for your arms to do their job properly. The task of rotating your arms in the backswing and downswing isn't all that hard, and it will happen somewhat automatically for most golfers. However, if mistakes you are making in other parts of the swing are getting in the way, it may become difficult to rotate the arms as needed. So, by focusing your attention on creating a solid, fundamentally-sound golf swing from top to bottom, your arm rotation will fall into place.\nAll of the content below is based on a right handed golfer. If you happen to play left handed, please reverse the instruction as necessary.\nBuilding a Great Grip\nAny discussion of the fundamentals of the golf swing needs to include the grip. Your grip is always going to be an important piece of the puzzle when working on your ball striking, but it is especially relevant to this discussion. It will be nearly impossible to rotate your arms properly when you use a poor grip, so making sure your hands are placed correctly on the club at address is of extreme importance. The grip is your only connection to the club in the swing, meaning you need to get it right if you are going to translate the movements of your body down through the club and into the ball.\nSo what are the elements of a great grip? The following list is a good place to start \u2013\nHold the club in your fingers. One of the classic fundamental mistakes that is made by beginning golfers is to place the grip in the palms rather than the fingers. You want the club to run up the base of your fingers in order to make sure you have proper control and feel throughout the swing. When the club does make its way up into your palms rather than your fingers, you will find it hard to hinge your wrists in the backswing \u2013 and it will be difficult to rotate your arms as well. If you have traditionally held the club in your palms, it is going to take some time to adjust to this key fundamental, but you need to stick with it if you wish to make real progress with your swing.\nRight hand matches the left. There is plenty of room for individual comfort and style in the grip, especially as it relates to the positioning of your left hand on the club. Some players like to have their left hand in a strong position \u2013 with the left hand turned well to the right \u2013 while others prefer a weaker position. That decision is up to you, as it is possible to play great golf either way. However, no matter what kind of position you select for your left hand, you need to be sure to match that position with your right. In other words, the palms of your two hands should be facing each other when wrapped around the grip of the club. By matching up your hands at address in the grip, it will be far easier for those two hands to work together throughout the swing. That means you will have less trouble rotating your arms, and it also means that you should have secure control over the club at impact.\nLight overall grip pressure. The biggest mistake that amateur golfers make with regard to the grip is holding on too tight. Most players think they need to squeeze the grip tightly in order to hold on to the club throughout the swing, but that simply isn't the case. As long as you have grips that are in good condition and your hands are dry, you should be able to control the club even with light grip pressure. By holding on lightly, your arms will rotate with less effort and you will achieve a better release through impact. Of course, you always need to hold on tight enough to avoid having the club fly out of your hands, so strike a balance between holding on too tight and too light. Start by working on this point in your short game and work your way up until you are comfortable making full swings with a relaxed grip pressure.\nChanging your grip is one of the most-difficult things you can do in the game of golf. The grip that you have been using up until this point is what feels comfortable to you, even if it is somewhat less-than-perfect. To make a successful change, you need to have plenty of patience and you need to be willing to go through some struggles along the way. It will take time before your new and improved grip is going to feel comfortable, but the payoff will be significant when you finally make the adjustment.\nThe Lower Body Enables the Upper Body\nYes, this article is about the rotation of your arms, but you aren't going to be able to rotate your arms correctly with cooperation from your lower body. The hips and legs have a lot to do with any quality golf swing, as they are the platform on which the swing takes place. Without the help of your lower body, your upper body simply won't be able to do its job correctly. Think of your lower body as the foundation of a house \u2013 without that foundation, the house is sure to fall. So, before you get too carried away with thinking about how you are going to rotate your arms, be sure that you have the mechanics of your lower body action in place.\nThe process of building a great platform for your golf swing starts with the address position. If you can use your legs correctly before the swing even begins by taking a solid stance, much of the work will already be done. From there, you will only need to maintain your lower body position during the backswing before your legs jump into action during the transition. The story of the way your lower body works in the golf swing is really the story of two different halves \u2013 your legs will be stable and stationary in the backswing, and they will be aggressively leading the charge in the downswing. It is your lower body that is given the task of creating rotation toward the target on the way down, and when that happens correctly, your arms will be able to rotate through the ball just by following along.\nOf course, if your lower body doesn't cooperate during the backswing, it won't really be in position to do its job during the downswing phase. So, what should your lower body look like on the way back? Check out the following tips \u2013\nFlexed and stable knees. Controlling the movement of your knees is one of the best ways to make sure you are swinging on top of a solid platform. First, your knees should be comfortably flexed at address. Once that point is checked off, you need to be sure to maintain your knee flex as you move the club back and up to the top of the swing. When you arrive at the top of the swing, your knees should be almost exactly where they were at address \u2013 and they should have the same amount of flex as well. Even if you do nothing else right with your lower body during the first half of the swing, managing your knees correctly will still set you up for a solid shot.\nFeet just wider than your shoulders. Obviously, this is a point that you need to take care of before the swing begins. When taking your stance, make sure that your feet are just wider than your shoulders for most of the clubs in your bag. You can stand a little wider still when swinging a long club like the driver, and you can place your feet right under your shoulders when hitting shorter pitch shots. By setting your feet slightly wider than your shoulders for most shots, you will be creating a stable base that makes it far easier to hold your balance.\nBackside out behind you. One of the last pieces of the stance that you need to pull together before you start the swing is to make sure that your backside is sticking out behind you at address. By pushing your backside out in your stance, you will accomplish a couple of goals. First, you will flatten out the lower portion of your back, which is great news for your shoulder turn. Second, you will engage the big muscles in your upper legs when you take this position, and using those muscles is a great way to develop a powerful swing.\nIt might not seem necessary to spend so much time on your lower body when talking about arm rotation, but everything in the golf swing is closely connected. A good stance and proper lower body movement throughout the swing is one of the best things you can do for your on-course performance as a whole. Spend some time working on your lower body and you might be surprised to see how quickly the rest of your mechanics take a step forward as well.\nRotating Your Arms at Impact\nAt long last, we are going to get down to the point of this article \u2013 rotating your arms properly through the swing. Specifically, we are going to talk about how your arms should be rotating through the hitting area. The ball only comes into contact with your club for just a fraction of a second on each shot, so you need to make sure that everything is positioned just right when impact does occur. Although the fundamentals that have been discussed above are certainly important, you still need to understand how your arms should be behaving in the downswing if you are going to hit solid shots.\nGenerally speaking, you have two choices when you approach impact with your full swing \u2013 you can rotate your arms through the hitting area, or you can 'flip' your wrists to force the club head down toward the ball. As you can probably guess, it is the rotation of your arms that is the desired outcome. Those who flip their hands and wrists at impact will always lack for power, and they will have trouble striking the ball cleanly as well. If you have done everything right up until this point in the swing, you should have a good degree of lag between your lead arm and the shaft of the club on the way down. You don't want to waste that lag by flipping or 'casting' the club at this point \u2013 instead, keep turning the shot and use the rotation of your arms to deliver a powerful and accurate blow into the back of the ball.\nObviously, both arms are going to need to rotate through the hitting area at the same time in order to strike the ball successfully. After all, both of your hands are on the grip of the club, so your arms need to work together throughout the swinging action. However, while both arms are going to rotate equally, it is usually easier to focus on just one arm as you think about your swing. For most right handed golfers, it is going to be easier to focus on the behavior of the left arm during the downswing. The left arm remains mostly straight throughout the swing, so it is easier to feel its rotation as you go.\nTo make sure you have rotated your arms properly in the downswing, you should be trying to point the back of your left arm at the target when you make contact with the ball. Rather than thinking about your whole arm, it may be simpler to just think about your left wrist. If you can strike the ball with the back of your left wrist facing the target, you will know you have done a great job of rotation. If that wrist is still pointing out to the right of the target when you make contact, however, your rotation will have come up short and your shot will likely be off target.\nAt first, it might feel a bit awkward to rotate your arms through the hitting area, especially if you are used to flipping the club toward the ball at impact. By sticking with this concept until you work through the initial struggles, you can eventually be rewarded with a swing that is as powerful as it is accurate. Rotating your arms is going to beat flipping your wrists every single time, and the results you see on the course will speak for themselves.\nArm Rotation in the Short Game\nAddressing the full swing is only half of the battle in the game of golf, so before finishing we should touch briefly on how the arms should work in the short game. As you might expect, the mechanics of your arms are going to vary between putting and chipping, so each of those topics will need to be addressed individually.\nWhen it comes to putting, you are going to want to mostly avoid any kind of arm rotation. The average player will be best served by making a putting stroke that is controlled by a simple rocking of the shoulders. If you allow your shoulders to rock back and through when swinging your putter, you will create a simple action that is capable of rolling the ball on the same line time after time. Simplicity is always the goal on the putting green, so avoiding any kind of unnecessary arm rotation is going to be your best option. While there are some players at the high levels of the game who rotate their arms slightly through impact when putting, that is a technique which is best left to the pros.\nChipping, on the other hand, is a different story. You absolutely want to allow your arms to rotate in your chipping motion, as that slight rotation is going to provide the release you need to square the club face at impact. Without a little arm rotation back and through, your hands will have to get involved to move the face into position at the last moment \u2013 and that is certainly not something you want to attempt on a regular basis. Too much hand action is usually big trouble when chipping, so rely on your arm rotation more than your hands to deliver the club accurately.\nWhere most amateur golfers go wrong with regard to this topic is when they try to 'lift' the ball up off the ground at impact. Remember, you are using a wedge with plenty of loft, so you don't need to help the ball into the air. Just by hitting down through the ball, you will be able to send the shot up into the air for a moment before it lands gently on the green. Rotating your arms through impact will help you to hit down nicely time after time, without having involve your hands in any meaningful way.\nArm rotation is not a golf swing component that receives a ton of attention, but it is certainly important to the quality of your ball striking. By using the information that has been offered up in the article above, you should be able to make big strides toward the goal of using your arms correctly in the swing. 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        "raw_content": "In 2019, I hope that your travels will take you to beautiful, natural places such as the Scottish Highlands. On each return home, I also wish that you\u2019ll ask yourself, \u201cWill that place miss me, now that I\u2019ve left it?\u201d\nMy father never had the \u201curge for going,\u201d as songwriter-singer Joni Mitchell calls it\u2014the desire to travel. I place the blame for that fact squarely on the shoulders of World War II. As a young man, my dad was sent\u2014compliments of the U.S. Army\u2014to France in the bottom of a transport ship to take part in the D-Day invasion. It was the first time he\u2019d ever been abroad. From then on, traveling just didn\u2019t have a positive association for him. Besides, he\u2019d ask me, why should he want to leave home when what was dearest to him\u2014his family\u2014was here?\nAnd so, when I was growing up, my family never went \u201caway on vacation\u201d as my friends\u2019 families did. Perhaps that\u2019s why as a child I was drawn to reading books set in wild, far-off places I assumed I\u2019d never see, books such as Benedict and Nancy Freedman\u2019s Mrs. Mike, published in 1947, which takes place in the blizzard and grizzly bear regions of northwest Canada, and tales from authors who made location as powerful as any protagonist in their stories\u2014such as Jack London in his Klondike adventures, John Steinbeck in his California novels and Robert Louis Stevenson in his South Seas fiction.\nSince I\u2019ve become an adult, however, my work as a nature-travel writer has taken me all over the world: from the sub-Arctic down to the Galapagos at the equator and Antarctica at the bottom of the globe.*\nThere\u2019s something I\u2019d like you to think about on this dawn of 2019. As always, this year I hope you\u2019ll dream of new adventures in unfamiliar places and actually go there. But I\u2019m going to ask you to journey a little farther, a tad further and a lot deeper than that.\nAs a child, I was drawn to reading books set in far-off places I assumed I\u2019d never see, stories such as Benedict and Nancy Freedman\u2019s \u201cMrs. Mike,\u201d set in the grizzly bear regions of northwest Canada.\nThe outdoors misses you\nWhatever you call them\u2014bucket lists, dream vacations or travel resolutions\u2014we all have ideas of places that we either long to see or would love to revisit. However, I\u2019d like to turn that notion on its head for 2019 and ask you to mull over this question: what place do you think yearns for you or hungers for your return? I like thinking about this brainteaser, because it gets at the kind of traveler you might imagine yourself to be or hope that you will become.\nAnd it\u2019s a new way to think about our travels: not from the perspective of what we\u2019ll gain or take home from the places we visit, but what we give back to them by our presence for a few hours, days or weeks. Perhaps we can contribute to their keeping their environments healthy, to the well-being of their wildlife or to the sustenance of their local economies.\nThe inspiration for this thought came from an advertisement I saw for the insect repellent OFF! The print version of this ad simply said, \u201cThe outdoors misses you.\u201d With all of the environmental harm that we humans have managed to inflict on it, however, I wondered why the outdoors would ever miss us. I began to think that we needed to give it some good reasons for doing so.\nI do see progress and hope in this direction. Signing Palau\u2019s visitor\u2019s promise, in which travelers vow to \u201ctread lightly, act kindly and explore mindfully,\u201d is one good example. Going on Natural Habitat Adventure\u2019s unique Safari America: Yellowstone Country, a zero-waste adventure\u2014the first of its kind\u2014is another. I\u2019ve decided to believe that Palau and Yellowstone would welcome such visitor \u201cfriends\u201d again\u2014and miss them when they\u2019re gone.\nWhen you symbolically adopt a bison through World Wildlife Fund, you help WWF, tribal nations and other conservation interests ensure that large herds of this iconic North American mammal can thrive.\nA better goodbye\nWhile my father was a homebody and was never bitten by wanderlust, surprisingly he did teach me at least one thing about travel. And although he may have taught me this lesson in regard to a school, a workplace or the home of a friend, it turns out it\u2019s a great travel motto, too. He said, \u201cLeave a place better for your having been there.\u201d\nI don\u2019t know if I\u2019ve done anything big for a place\u2014yet. But I hope some of the very small acts I\u2019ve managed on my travels make some places miss me just a bit. I hope that Yosemite National Park\u2014where I traveled to witness my son\u2019s marriage in an unnamed meadow\u2014benefits from my yearly contributions to the Yosemite Conservancy. I hope that Yellowstone National Park can use my symbolic bison adoption to help in our national mammal\u2019s protection and conservation. And I hope that the Aigus Field Center in Scotland, where I bought several books, will be able to continue on in its efforts to rewild the Highlands, with the minor help of my purchases.\nOn this New Year\u2019s Day 2019, I hope that you can think of lots of places that miss you. If you can\u2019t, please make sure that during your travels this year, you leave those amazing destinations better for your having been there, whether that\u2019s in very big or very small ways.\n*Some material in this essay was adapted from my book, \u201cTravel Wild Wisconsin,\u201d University of Wisconsin Press, 2013\nTAGS \u00bb Adventure, Adventure Travel, Antarctica, Arctic, British Columbia, Canada, Candice Gaukel Andrews, eco-travel, Ecotourism, environment, Galapagos, Good Nature, Grizzly Bears, Jack London, National Parks, Natural Habitat Adventures, Nature, New Year's, Palau, Polar Bears, recent, remote, revisit, Scotland, Scotland's Wild Highlands and Islands, Travel, wild, Wildlife, World Wildlife Fund, WWF, Yellowstone National Park, Yosemite National Park\nHZH Tour Travels January 15, 2019 at 9:44 am - Reply\nHow nicely said.\nMary Volmer January 8, 2019 at 10:21 am - Reply\nPlum Island, Wisconsin\nJamie Kitz January 3, 2019 at 5:04 pm - Reply\nwonderful perspective\nThomas Sawyer January 1, 2019 at 2:22 pm - Reply\nIt\u2019s hard to think of a single place that may miss my visits, as there are just too many to mention. From the numerous islands of the Caribbean Islands, the sandy beaches of Tasmania, to the Rocky Mountains of Colorado. They all want me back, and soon. But perhaps, what destination calls out to me the most, are those undiscovered places I have yet to see. Costa Rica comes to mind, Bora Bora and neighboring islands, and of course, my next windjammer cruise. Yep-I\u2019m ready to go!\nWow! You are a very fortunate traveler, Thomas Sawyer! Let us know how all those adventures go!\u2014C.G.A.",
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        "raw_content": "WASHINGTON (October 13, 2016) \u2013 The veteran empowerment campaign Got Your 6 today welcomed four new members to its Veteran Empowerment Coalition, which is focused on achieving widespread social change through the power of collective impact. New coalition members include America\u2019s Warrior Partnership, Service to School, Travis Manion Foundation, and the Warrior-Scholar Project.\n\u201cWarrior-Scholar Project knows that veterans transition out of service seeking new challenges, and many turn their energies toward the pursuit of higher education. By becoming part of the Got Your 6 coalition, our organization\u2019s warrior-scholars can benefit from the synergy created by a multitude of veteran service organizations to increase their opportunities for community leadership once they have completed their education and obtained a degree from a top school.\u201d said Warrior-Scholar Program Executive Director Sidney Ellington. \u201cWSP believes that a quality education from a top school is the key to transforming the veteran from a civic asset into a civic leader. Empowering these types of civic leaders can have a transformational impact on our nation\u2019s communities.\u201d\nWith these new members, the Got Your 6 Veteran Empowerment Coalition now totals 34 nonprofit partners who serve as the campaign\u2019s subject matter experts and work with entertainment industry partners to drive strategic objectives. Got Your 6\u2019s coalition has the unique ability to leverage their networks to enhance the work each organization is accomplishing on the ground. Since forming in 2012, the coalition has positively impacted the lives of nearly 2.1 million veterans and military families.\n\u201cThe addition of these four world class nonprofits to the Veteran Empowerment Coalition highlights our innovative and collaborative approach to serving the military, families, and veterans,\u201d said Iraq War veteran and Got Your 6 Executive Director Bill Rausch. \u201cAs our 2016 Veterans Civic Health Index demonstrated, veterans are actively leading in their communities. Our coalition members are working in every small town and big city helping empower our vets to strengthen our nation.\u201d\n\u201cJoining the Got Your 6 Veteran Empowerment Coalition is an ideal fit for America\u2019s Warrior Partnership,\u201d said America\u2019s Warrior Partnership President Jim Lorraine. \u201cOur missions align perfectly \u2013 each with a focus on empowering veterans and the communities where they live. Together, we will focus on a stronger collective impact; thus, we welcome the opportunity to work in unison with the coalition.\u201d\n\u201cService to School is honored to be included as a coalition partner of Got Your 6,\u201d said Service to School Executive Director Beth Morgan. \u201cService to School has literally \u2018got your six\u2019 when it comes to matching veterans with other veterans, mentoring, and enabling each other to achieve their greatest potential through higher education. It is a wonderful fit for us to continue this \u2018pay-it-forward\u2019 model in Got Your 6, working together to empower veterans on an even greater scale by actively demonstrating our deep appreciation for our veterans\u2019 service to us all as Americans.\u201d\n\u201cTMF is honored to be a member of a coalition that recognizes veterans as civic assets, and we\u2019re humbled to be part of the larger effort to empower these individuals within the community,\u201d said Travis Manion Foundation President Ryan Manion. \u201cThere\u2019s something very profound to be learned about the strength of character exhibited by our veterans and their families. And believe me, I\u2019m seeing examples of that character more and more every day. Through the leadership of Got Your 6 and with the support of our fellow coalition members, we\u2019re very excited to share that strength of character with the rest of the world and build it in America\u2019s next generation. We\u2019ve got a lot of work to do. And the key to all of this depends on partnership and collective impact. My friend Bill Rausch says it best: \u2018Look out \u2013 because, together, we\u2019re bringing the BOOM!\u2019\u201d\nAmerica\u2019s Warrior Partnership empowers communities to empower veterans. They are committed to supporting, mentoring, and improving community integration programs throughout the country. America\u2019s Warrior Partnership is a value-driven, solution-focused organization dedicated to proactive outreach to all warriors complemented by collaboration, not competition. America\u2019s Warrior Partnership is committed to supporting, mentoring, and improving community services to Empower Warriors. The organization partners with agencies and their communities in order to offer financial support, program development and evaluation, leadership mentoring, and best practices consultative services.\nService to School (S2S) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit that provides free application counseling to military veterans. Our goal is to help veterans win admission to the best universities possible and to help them maximize their education benefits. Through education benefits, the nation has proved its commitment to help veterans help themselves, but it is also an important investment in our country\u2019s human capital, because veterans will grow our economy just as they did in the decades following World War II. 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        "raw_content": "Home \u00bb Graviti Zone \u00bb The Important Cultural Satire of Ron English\nBorn in the Illinois city of Decatur, this 59-year-old artist is responsible for changing the perspective of brands for an entire generation. Ron English\u2019s art is known worldwide for its mass appeal and clever re-use of pop culture characters and brand names. Yet it is on his home turf, the very same American soil where his conflicts lie, and his art has become omnipresent.\nBeginning his career as an already capable artist, his psychedelic and surrealist images stood out from the crowd, especially as he began to incorporate his work onto advertising materials. Pasting over and editing the campaign ads for various brands, Ron began to change his art into something that became almost indiscernible from the actual messages the brands were pushing to the public. From here he began to do away with the abstract images and figures and instead used the very colours, typesets and mascots as some of the biggest brands in the world. Seamlessly slipping his poignant parodies over the top of existing billboards, his street art escapades did eventually cause him to accrue some jail time. This however did not stop him, or his mission for culture jamming at the very heart of where the brand brainwashing was most present.\nOver the years he has become recognised for the use and manipulation of characters such as Disney\u2019s Mickey Mouse who has been given several iterations, like a gas mask donned insurgent and a replacement for Marilyn Monroe\u2019s breasts \u2013 which effortlessly parallels just how sought after the mouse is and also how unquestionably \u2018Hollywood\u2019. Even more so locked into the brains of anyone in the last 20 years is his MC Supersized, English\u2019s more anatomically correct version of fast food mascot Ronald Mcdonald. With a chunky round face, double chins and a deathly gut hanging over his candy cane striped legs, this horrendous yet apt take on the corporate giant\u2019s poster boy is painfully correct. Ron himself featured in the 2004 Morgan Spurlock documentary Super Size Me, which showed first hand the ill effects of consuming Mcdonald\u2019s food. The findings of the film as well as no doubt the broad reach, appeal, and simple reminder to consumers that English\u2019s art conveyed, caused the company to make huge changes to their menu and brand identity that still exist today.\nWith most of his works carrying a powerful political message, it\u2019s no surprise that he was one of three big name street artists to be hired by the Obama campaign to use the power of graffiti and instill captivating images to the masses. Ron\u2019s contribution was a perfect example of not only what he is best at, but just how arresting an image can be. His perfect blend of Barack Obama\u2019s face and that of celebrated former President Abraham Lincoln speaks volumes and is, more than anything, quite uncanny. Who can say how much this image impacted voters, but it stands to reason that this piece and the hundreds of others prove that Ron English has made great change in the minds of others, skewing the smiles of so many pushy faces and revealing the sickly skulls underneath.",
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        "title": "Question to the London Mayor: \u201cHow much does the police operation against Julian #Assange really costs?\u201d \u2013 greekemmy",
        "raw_content": "MetPol Officer from the Diplomatic Protection unit outside the Ecuadorian Embassy in London Monday 23rd of July 2018\nDear Peter Whittle, Susan Hall, Caroline Russell, Nicky Gavron, David Kurten, Andrew Boff, Sian Berry, Caroline Pidgeon, Tom Copley, Fiona Twycross and Shaun Bailey,\nRe: The police operation keeping Julian Assange trapped in the Ecuadorian Embassy despite UN Working Group on Arbitrary Detention legal opinion that he should be released and compensated.\nThe London Mayor answer to Andrew Dismore\u2019s question Question 2018/0885 \u201cHow much has the policing operation concerning Julian Assange, ensconced in the Ecuadorean Embassy to avoid his arrest warrant cost in total?\u201d was:\n\u201cThe MPS withdrew the physical presence of officers from outside the Embassy on 12 October 2015. The estimated cost of policing the Ecuadorian Embassy between June 2012 and October 2015 was \u00a313.2m\u2026\u201d\nThis is simply not true and much needed transparency is needed on the matter of police spending in keeping Julian Assange trapped inside the Embassy. Video footage shared by WikiLeaks of police surveillance, eye witness accounts and statements by the police that covert surveillance continues makes the Mayor\u2019s statements simply false.The physical presence of officers is very much felt and witnessed. A more open and honest answer is needed to reveal the true cost of the covert operation which has been as expensive if not more than the cost of the overt operation?\nMetropolitan Police Operation Kudo was not discontinued in October 2015, with the removal of the uniform officers who surveilled 24/7 Julian Assange in view of apprehending him. What has been the true cost of the operation to date?\nThis week I read reports on the internet that the UK government has authorised the Metropolitan Police to use lethal force to apprehend Julian Assange amidst reports in the UK and international press that his expulsion from the Ecuadorian Embassy is imminent. UK Minister Penny Mordaunt is meeting Ecuadorian Lenin Moreno in London on Tuesday 24th of July during the International Disability Summit at the Queen Elizabeth Park, whilst British foreign secretary Jeremy Hunt has told the press that \u201cserious charges laid against him\u2019\u2019 and \u201cwe want him to face justice\u2019\u2019.\nThis UK government is backed up in parliament by DUP, a political party with long history of political violence in Northern Ireland. Reports that lethal force is ok to use in the streets of London in the apprehension of a publisher who has never been charged with any crime but has been a beacon in the Transparency in public life, are chilling to the bone. Transparency is very much valued by our modern society that spends millions building entire institutions very much like the London Assembly to scrutinise the spending of public resources and what is being done with our money and in our name as taxpayers and citizens.\nWill the London Mayor finally reveal how much money have been spent and are being spent keeping the publisher of WikiLeaks Julian Assange inside the Embassy under threat of arrest by all means possible including using lethal force by the British Police? Will he confirm that the use of lethal force against Julian Assange is not the legacy he wishes to aspire to.",
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        "raw_content": "Durham, New York, USA\nWhere is Durham, New York, USA?\nDurham is a town in Greene County, New York, United States. The town was named after Durham, Connecticut.\nThe Town of Durham is in the northwest corner of the county.\nThe town was first settled around 1755 within Albany County. The town was established from part of the Town of Coxsackie in 1790 as the \"Town of Freehold.\" In the spring of 1800 Freehold became part of the newly formed Greene County. The town's name was changed to \"Durham\" in 1805, the town having been called informally \"New Durham\" by the many settlers from Connecticut.\nCommunities and locations in Durham include: Cornwallville, Durso Corner, Durham, East Durham, East Windham, Hervey Street, Mount Pisgah, Oak Hill, Sunside, South Durham, and West Durham.Wikipedia\nSouth Durham, Catskill, Mts.\nMain Street, East Durham, N.Y. Catskill Mts.\nDURHAM, a township of Greene co., in the state of New York, 36 m. SW of Albany. It presents a...Read MORE...\nDurham, a post-village of Durham township (town), Greene co., N.Y., about 30 miles SW. of Albany....Read MORE...\nWe currently have information about ancestors who were born in Durham, New York, USA.\nWe currently have information about ancestors who died in Durham, New York, USA.\nWe currently have information about ancestors who were married in Durham, New York, USA. View Them Now\nCemeteries in Durham, New York, USA\nAre you from Durham, New York, USA? Do you have ancestors from there?\nIf you'd like to be contacted by others who have ancestors from Durham, New York, USA, leave a message here!",
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        "raw_content": "LAHAINA, MAUI \u2013 We were treated with a visit to the Iao Valley. A beautiful lush rain forest with streams and water falls near Wailuku that has been designated a Natural National Landmark. The \u201cneedle\u201d is a lava remnant and rises some 2250 feet from the valley floor. It is the second wettest place in Hawaii.\nWe also visited the Maui Ocean Centre which is an aquarium and oceanography center. It is the largest tropical reef aquarium with fresh ocean water in the Western Hemisphere and has a huge selection of fish, turtles, sharks, rays and jelly fish to name a few. I found it interesting that fish born there or rescued and rehabilitated there are then released back into the ocean. They also undertake projects to grow artificial coral reefs to later introduce back to the wild, because of the recent rapid decline in coral populations due to heavy tourism and global warming. The ray above in the title photo was also a resident there. I enjoyed this aquarium very much, and I saw many of the fish while I was snorkelling recently.\nInteresting things I learned about Hawaii.\nPineapples \u2013 It used to be the pineapple capital of the world, and now they are not even one of the top five world producers. Those are Costa Rica, Brazil, Philippines, Thailand & Indonesia. As a matter of fact, Hawaii only grows pineapples for tourists and their own consumption. Both Dole and DelMonte closed their production years ago.\nSugar \u2013 They stopped growing sugar here recently because they just could not complete globally. The land will now be used for some farming and more housing because they have lots of water available. For example, to create one pound of sugar you need one ton of water.\nSurfing \u2013 At this time of the year winds come from the south creating one to two foot waves. In the winter, the winds come from the north creating up to 50 foot waves. Hawaii has the best surfing in the world, and the world chanpionships take place in Hawaii in the winter.\nBeaches \u2013 You are not allowed to camp on the beach. (But you see all kinds of people camping on the beach.) However, you are allowed to fish from the beach, so every camper has a fishing line in the water. All beaches are public even in front of the most expensive hotels.\nHousing \u2013 a family home in Lahaina on or near the beach would be around two million dollars. Move away from the water and that same home would sell for around $700K. There is some subsidized housing for first time buyers at around $200 -300K, but they are not allowed to sell or rent for 10 years.\nSeeded lands \u2013 for their native population and they must be 30% in order to qualify for the land/homes. There is also a very large waiting list.\nGambling \u2013 is illegal in Hawai\u2019i.\nABC Stores \u2013 are like 7/11s \u2013 one on every block. They tell me it means Aloha. Bring. Cash.\nRice \u2013 Hawai\u2019ians consume more sticky rice than any other state.\nSpam \u2013 the same goes for SPAM and it comes in many different flavours.\nChickens \u2013 are like squirrels here. They are everywhere \u2013 in the cities, at the beach, in the forests, in the parking lots and in the shops. Everywhere!\nPrevious: Previous post: NAWILIWILI, KAUAI\nNext: Next post: CALIFORNIA",
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        "raw_content": "Tonight\u2019s lineup\u2026 by Hadrian\u2019s Wall is their first live album since 2001. It was recorded on Friday July 31st, 2009 at the Glengarry Highland Games in Maxville, Ontario.\nThe album features a seven piece band with the following musicians: Neil Emberg, Dave Gossage, Richard Irwin, Ashley MacLeod, Nelson MacPherson, Ewen McIntosh and Terry O\u2019Farrell.\nRise and Follow is the debut solo album for Neil Emberg who has spent most of his career touring around North America with his Celtic group \u201cHadrian\u2019s Wall.\u201d Produced by Neil Emberg, David Gossage and Montreal based Engineer/Producer Paul Johnston, Rise and Follow took nearly a year to complete. In order to achieve the desired tone palette of this Celtic/Folk based album, the songs feature musical guests from all over the world thanks in part to the internet and satellite Studios. Neil Emberg was raised in the Scottish settlement of Glengarry County, Ontario and Rise and Follow shows off his Celtic Roots as well as his serious but not too serious side with many love songs and over-the-top road songs. The album has had much success since it\u2019s release in the fall of 2008.\nNeil Emberg \u2013 \u201cRise and Follow\u201d Featuring Hadrian\u2019s Wall and more\u2026(Neil Emberg, Dave Gossage, Jonathan Moorman, Ashley MacLeod, Bill Gossage, Richard\nIrwin), Neil Anderson (Rathkeltair), Angus Richardson (Brother), Drew Reid (Didgeridrew/Brother), Trevor Tanner (Rathkeltair), Nelson MacPherson, Glenn Forrester, Josh Rager, and Dave Mossing.\nCollection \u2013 This twenty-track collection features traditional crowd favourites, stompin\u2019 tunes, and contemporary classics recorded by Hadrian\u2019s Wall between 1995 and 2001. Hadrian\u2019s Wall has had the honour of recording and playing with many great musicians and friends. Raise and pint and enjoy!\n1. The Jolly Piper 2. The Martintown Song 3. The Underwear Song 4. The Mary Ellen Carter 5. Glengarry Highland Hip-Hop 6. Bonnie Jeannie McColl 7. Crazy Dog 8. Courtin\u2019 In The Kitchen 9. Jock Stewart 10. NFU 11. The Bluenose 12. I Will Go 13. Glengarry Foot Stomp 14. Paddy On The Railway 15. Johnny, I Hardly Knew Ye 16. The Maid On The Shore 17. The Drunken Mix 18. The Jolly Tinker Boy Mix 19. The Irish Rover 20. Loch Lomond\nGood excuse to wear a suit \u2013 In 2003, Hadrian\u2019s Wall released their much anticipated album \u201cA Good Excuse to wear a Suit\u201d. This album was recorded over a six month period\nthat started in December of 2002. It showcases the songwriting ability of Neil Emberg and Richard Irwin. Both Emberg and Irwin, who started the\nband have come a long way. Their ongoing struggle to keep things fresh and new is what keeps Hadrian\u2019s Wall on their toes.\n1. The Professional Student (Irwin) 2. Come With Me (Emberg) 3. She Moved Through The Fair (Trad.) 4. A Good Excuse To Wear A Suit (Irwin) 5. The One (Emberg) 6. Waltz For Sidney (Irwin) 7. Step It Out Mary (Trad.) 8. Folks Say (Irwin) 9. I Useta Love Her (P.Cunniffe/D.Carton/L.Moran/P.Stevens) 10. Some Other Place (Irwin)\nLive \u2013 In August 2001, the band recorded their first live album at the Glengarry Highland Games in Maxville, Canada. Aptly named \u201cLive\u201d, the recording captured a powerful performance in front of a rowdy 2000 + hometown crowd. It\u2019s a non-stop, straight forward party album. It\u2019s mostly traditional tunes and songs, mixed in with some Johnny Cash. The highlight of the concert was when John Allan Cameron hopped on stage to sing Barrett\u2019s Privateers.\n1. Intro (Spoken) 2. Right Arm Reel (Trad.) 3. The Martintown Song (Trad.) 4. Peter Street (Trad.) 5. The Roadside Jig Set (Trad.) 6. Rothesay-O (Trad.) 7. Elbow Grease & Whiskey (Trad.) 8. Paddy On The Railway (Trad.) 9. Courtin\u2019 In The Kitchen (Trad.) 10. Paddy Lay Back (Trad.) 11. Tell Me Ma Mix (Trad. & June Carter Cash) 12. Fridge Full Of Empties (Trad.) 13. The Jolly Piper (Emberg) Bonus Track Barrett\u2019s Privateers with John Allan Cameron (Stan Rogers)",
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        "raw_content": "Haven\u2019t blogged for a while, but i couldn\u2019t pass up this opportunity to brag on Carman (now 13 and a half and in full bloom in so many ways) and on Wikipedia. Here goes\u2026\nSo, over breakfast, Carman and I (Marathon) were reading an article that included the following (probably apocryphal) anecdote:\n\u201cAfter 9/11, staffers and others present in the white house realized they didn\u2019t know where Afghanistan was and had to find a globe.\u201d\nHe laughed at that and said it would be \u201cso easy\u201d to know a thing like that. I looked back at him suspiciously.\nThen I had an idea: \u201cOkay, wise guy, you draw a map on this side of the refrigerator and I\u2019ll draw mine on that side. Draw Afghanistan and the countries around it.\u201d\nA minute later, we had our maps. First I\u2019ll show you mine.\nI knew that Afghanistan didn\u2019t have any coastline, but I couldn\u2019t seem to resolve it without having India border Afghanistan to the south. Iran to the west and Pakistan to the east were easy, and I stabbed in the dark the Kazakhstan lay north.\nOkay, here\u2019s Carman\u2019s map. Wow! He nailed the (very important) shape of Pakistan and stayed away from my error of having India border Af. Also, he surpassed me by naming Turkmenistan as one of the northern neighbors. We both messed up with Kazakhstan \u2014 The other northern neighbor turns out to be Tajikistan.\nSo, how does one account for a 13 year old who can do this? I would lay the credit on two things.\nFirst, in our house, we talk about the world: politics, economics, history, etc. It\u2019s one of those homeschool freebies.\nSecond, Milkmaid and I decided \u2014 about a year ago\u2013 to give the older kids free run of certain websites, the most important of which is Wikipedia. Since then, Carman estimates he has visited over a thousand Wikipedia pages, usually liking for some snippet of info about a country or event that interests him.\nMoral: freedom opens the door for unexpected things. Some of them really good things.\nFarm Supply Ebay Auctions",
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        "raw_content": "June 12, 2012 July 5, 2013 by hcfwomen\nI imagine myself as an insect flirting with a neon electric trap and God shouting, \u201cLight, Linda, light, so I can zap you with current of my Spirit!\u201d Normal life has a way of filling up all moments of it to capacity with good things that need our attention and leaving no occasion for the best things. Abundant life, however, demands that our hearts be fed daily with God-time. What that would look like for each of us cannot be put into some kind of formula, such as thirty minutes of quiet time at a certain time of day. Rarely can any one person\u2019s life be so scheduled.\nThe Psalm that says to \u201cBe still and know that I am God\u201d comes from a passage of scripture that contains references to mountains being carried into the sea, roaring waters, heathens raging, kingdoms being moved and the earth melting. Sounds like the daily life of any wife or mother, right?\n\u201cThere are mountains of laundry, roaring stomachs, televisions raging, children moving and I\u2019m melting, and you are calling me to be still, Lord?\u201d\nInterestingly enough, God is calling us to be still in the middle of the mountains, not when they are gone. He reminds us that He is our refuge from the stress and our strength during the \u201cbusy\u201dness of our daily lives. Often we have to literally steal moments of God-time in the midst of our daily routine. For those of us who also suffer from attention deficit disorder, focusing on Him is doubly challenging, but His promise is peace and joy for those who choose to swim in His presence.\nYes, I did say swim in His presence. That same passage of Psalm makes clear that there is a river that runs through the City ofGodand that He is in the midst of it. Imagine that river running through your daily routine and being available to you 24/7. Imagine its beautiful, still waters that beckon you to immerse your mind and heart for just a moment to help you focus on His work in your day after day obligations. Let Him take you into His current and help you float through your commitments of the moment.\nBrother Lawrence (1614 to 1691) was a poor, obscure monk whose conversations have been recorded in a little book called The Practice of the Presence of God. \u201cWe can do little things for God,\u201d he wrote. \u201cI turn the cake that is frying on the pan for love of him, and that done, if there is nothing else to call me, I prostrate myself in worship before him, who has given me grace to work; afterwards I rise happier than a king. It is enough for me to pick up but a straw from the ground for the love of God.\u201d\nAbundant life beckons us, dear ladies, with the practice of the presence of God. Zap!\n3 thoughts on \u201cLight, Linda, Light\u201d\nLauran Lancaster says:\nThis really spoke to my heart, its so easy for me to forget time with Him or make time. Which is something I\u2019ve been working on lately. I\u2019m so excited for this new chapter for harvest women!\nYou always have such great insight and wisdom to share Linda! Thank you for taking the time to share with us.\nThis is a beautiful reminder of what God has called me to do. It\u2019s so easy to get wrapped up in the chaos of life\u2026which I far to commonly allow. Our strength comes from the quiet moments-or loud with worship-with God and in His presence.",
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        "raw_content": "AllahpunditPosted at 11:21 am on May 17, 2018\nVia the IJR, actually he says he\u2019s vetting more than two. But there are two at the moment whose claims appear to be on \u201csolid ground\u201d and who might be coming forward soon. Hopefully before he\u2019s disbarred! (Kidding. I think?)\nThink back to why Michael Cohen and Trump decided to try to enforce the hush-money agreement against Stormy Daniels. If they declined to enforce it and let her blab to the media about her relationship with Trump, that might have led other as-yet-unknown women under similar agreements to believe that they too could start chattering with impunity. Suddenly you\u2019ve got a dam break and the minor curiosity of the Daniels saga becomes a sex scandal with many fronts. 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It\u2019s been noted repeatedly since Stormygate broke big that the FEC typically doesn\u2019t treat reporting omissions as a huge deal. You may be fined but that\u2019s no burden to someone like Trump. What\u2019s less often noted, though, is that a distinction will be made between omissions that are due to negligence and omissions that are due to a deliberate attempt to mislead. If Stormy\u2019s the only payoff, Trump might kinda sorta semi-plausibly argue that his failure to report Cohen\u2019s loan was an oversight, i.e. negligence. If three women or more got payoffs that went unreported, that\u2019s a pattern. Negligence becomes very hard to believe. The FEC would come under intense pressure to crack down and enforce its own regulations in the face of an apparent cover-up.\nThe other problem is the federal financial disclosure that Trump filed yesterday. He finally disclosed the loan that Cohen made to him by paying off Daniels on his behalf, but he listed the range of that debt as falling between $100,000 and $250,000. Avenatti claims in the clip, though, that both of the women he\u2019s vetting reached hush-money settlements for sums greater than the $130,000 that Daniels got. Assuming that they were paid off in 2016, just as Daniels was, and that Cohen once again fronted the money for the payoffs, that would mean Trump\u2019s new financial disclosure is incorrect. The debt he owed Cohen would necessarily be greater than $250,000. And again, the more payoffs there are, the harder it becomes to argue that this was an \u201coversight\u201d rather than a deliberate deception \u2014 which in this case would be perjury. In fact, notes Avenatti, even if it\u2019s true that Trump didn\u2019t know about any payoffs, Michael Cohen himself was surely consulted during the preparation of Trump\u2019s financial disclosure. 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        "raw_content": "Bert Andrews (journalist)\nBert Andrews (1901\u20131953) was a Washington-based reporter for the New York Herald Tribune who won the Pulitzer Prize in 1948 for his article \"A State Department Security Case.\"[1][2]\nBert Andrews\nBertrand Andrews\nColorado Springs, Colorado, US\nMartha Nadine Wright\nBertrand Andrews was born on June 2, 1901, in Colorado Springs. His father was Bertrand A. Andrews and mother Laura Whitaker. When still a boy, the family moved to San Diego. Andrews studied at Stanford University but dropped out in 1924.[1][2]\nIn September 1924, Andrews began his career in journalism as a copy boy at the Sacramento Star and then moved to the San Diego Sun, where he stayed until 1927. In 1928, he became a report for William Randolph Hearst's Chicago Herald-Examiner. In 1929, he worked for the Detroit Times. In mid-1929, he joined the New York Herald-Tribune in Paris for six months. He returned to join the New York American through 1937. In October 1937, Andrews rejoined the New York Herald-Tribune as reporter and rewriter through 1941 based in Albany, New York.[1]\nOn June 2, 1941, Andrews became Washington bureau chief for the Herald-Tribune, the position that made him famous (the \"number two\" newsman in Washington, according to David Halberstam[3]).[2] During World War II, reportage took him to England and into the Pacific Ocean to cover American troops. In 1945, he reported on the first-ever meeting of the United Nations (for which Alger Hiss served as Acting Secretary]]) in San Francisco. In 1946, he covered the United Nations Assembly meeting in London. He scooped the Yalta vote compact and the resignation of former Secretary of War Henry L. Stimson.[1][2][4]\nWashington Witch Hunt\nIn June 1947, the State Department dismissed ten (10) employees\u2013\"none of them of top policy-making rank\"\u2013on unspecified grounds of disloyalty, as reported by Joseph Alsop and Stewart Alsop.[5]\nOn November 2, 1947, Andrews published \"A State Department Security Case\" in the Herald-Tribune after security a secret transcript.[6][7] In the article, he described \"Mr. Blank,\" an unnamed State Department official among seven discharged without specific charges. Articles continued for some days almost daily by Andrews.[8][9] The Washington Post reacted the next day with concern: \"Without access to what the FBI reported, there is no way of knowing whether Mr. Blank was a doubtful security risk.\"[10] In a comment, New Yorker magazine compared Mr. Blank's story to Franz Kafka's book The Trial.[11] In an article co-written by Yale Law School professor Thomas I. Emerson, its journal questioned the propriety of the story by noting: \"The courts have never tolerated the failure to produce in open hearing any part of the evidence upon which the deciding official relies in an administrative adjudication requiring a fair hearing\" and cited a decision by the U.S. Supreme Court.[7] On November 17, 1947, the State Department reversed its policy. It authorized the seven resignations \"without prejudice\" and offered right to appeal before a Loyalty Review Board.[1][2]\nAndrews continued writing on government investigations into Communism. He covered the hearings of the Hollywood Ten, Dr. Edward U. Condon of the Bureau of Standards, and others held by the House Un-American Activities Committee well into 1948. He published the articles in a book called Washington Witch Hunt in June 1948, wide reported by the press.[1][2]\nInitially, Andrews along with James Reston of the New York Times, had recommended Alger Hiss as president of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.[12]\nAndrews befriended newly elected U.S. Representative Richard M. Nixon (who came into office in January 1947). When Nixon became convinced that Whittaker Chambers was telling the truth to HUAC about Alger Hiss, Andrews was among those whom he consulted for verification and encouragement.[1][13]\nChambers wrote about Andrews in his 1952 memoir:\nMeanwhile, in the course of the whole Hiss Case, not more than five journalists were sent to find out at first hand what I might really be like. Only two of them, Bert Andrews, the chief of the New York Herald-Tribune Washington bureau, and Nicholas Blatchford, of the Washington Daily News, proved equal to the assignment.[14]\nOn August 7, 1953, Andrews was covering U.S. President Dwight D. Eisenhower during a retreat in Denver when he suffered a heart attack.[2]\nRelationship with Nixon\nHalberstam wrote that at times Andrews \"seemed to be more of a Nixon staff man than a working journalist.\" Drew Pearson worte on February 24, 1950, that Andrews had\nIn 1962, Nixon referred to Andrews in Life magazine as \"my friend.\"[15] President Eisenhower called Andrews a \"personal friend\" who \"always presented news developments fairly and honestly.\"[1][2]\nPersonal and death\nOn April 28, 1928, Andrews married Martha Nadine Wright, an aunt of U.S. Senator John McCain. They had two sons.[1]\nOn August 21, 1953, Andrews died age 52 in Denver of a coronary occlusion (blood clot in the heart), following a first a few weeks earlier.[1][2]\nPulitzer Prize for journalism[1][16]\nHeywood Broun Memorial Award[1]\nPage One Award[1]\nAt the height of his influence, Andrews helped African-American journalist Louis Lautier obtain credentials for the Senate Press Gallery.[17]\nAndrews published only one book during his lifetime; his son finished a second book for him posthumously:\nWashington Witch Hunt (1948)[18]\nA Tragedy of History: A Journalist's Confidential Role in the Hiss-Chambers Case, with son Peter Andrews (1962)[19]\nThe Kirkus Reviews for A Tragedy of History reads:\nBert Andrews was the chief of the New York Herald Tribune Washington Bureau... and his book is for the most part a transcript of the long hearings involved in the Hiss case. Andrews has very little to contribute on his own to the famous trial which wavered between perjury and treason and led to discreditization. The publisher's claim that Andrews was \"In effect, a trusted confidant and participant\" is as unsubstantiated as a great many of the things that went on in this \"tragedy of history,\" a hazy if attention-getting caption. His not so private intelligence of the case seems to be limited to a three-hour interview with Chambers he shared with Nixon. Well, once again, from Hiss as seen by Chambers, and Chambers as seen by Hiss (i.e., the deadbeat Crosley) is the long testimony from the time when Chambers first appeared before the House Committee on American Activities, through the hearings, the libel suit, the indictment and the two trials. These annals have been previously and more fully recorded; Andrews concentrates on the Ford car and the pumpkin papers, skimps on the Woodstock typewriter and the prothonotary warbler. He has no opinions nor conclusions to offer\u2013leaves it in its continuum of contradiction and supposition (to Andrews the mystery is not why Hiss went to jail, but how he managed to stay out for so long). This hardly seems to warrant its revival now particularly in view of the stimulating interpretations which have appeared from Alistair Cooke's version shortly after the proceedings to Fred Cook's more recent re-examination (1958).[20]\n^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m Onofrio, Jan (1 January 1999). Colorado Biographical Dictionary. Somerset Publishers, Inc. pp. 14\u201317. Retrieved 25 December 2017.\n^ a b c d e f g h i \"Bert Andrews Dies in Denver\". Washington Post. 22 August 1953. pp. 1, 23. Missing or empty |url= (help); |access-date= requires |url= (help)\n^ Halberstam, David (1979). The Powers That Be (book). Knopf. p. 259.\n^ Priebe, Dick (March 1951). \"Wisconsin Alumnus (Volume 52, Number 6)\". University of Wisconsin. Retrieved 13 March 2013.\n^ Alsop, Joseph; Alsop, Stewart (15 August 1947). \"Matter of Fact: The Case of the Ten\". Washington Post. Retrieved 26 December 2017.\n^ Andrews, Bert (2 November 1947). \"A State Department Security Case: The Story of an Employee Dismissed After 8-Month F.B.I. Investigation with the Nature of the Charges Against Him Never Revealed\". New York Herald-Tribune. Retrieved 26 December 2017.\n^ a b Emerson, Thomas I.; Helfeld, David M. (1 January 1948). \"Loyalty Among Government Employees\". Yale University. Retrieved 26 December 2017.\n^ Andrews, Bert (4 November 1947). \"7 Dropped as Loyalty Risk Say Statement Department Pursues Them: Protest Impairment of Their Job Opportunities\". New York Herald-Tribune. Retrieved 26 December 2017.\n^ Andrews, Bert (6 November 1947). \"Marshall Says 'Security Risks' Can Appeal; Won't Tell Charges\". New York Herald-Tribune. Retrieved 26 December 2017.\n^ Lindley, Ernest (3 November 1947). \"What Price Security? The Case of Mr. Blank\". Washington Post. |access-date= requires |url= (help)\n^ McCarten, John (15 November 1947). \"Comment\". New Yorker. Retrieved 26 December 2017.\n^ Black, Conrad (2007). Richard Nixon: A Life in Full. Perseus Books. p. 109.\n^ Mattews, Chris (1996). Kennedy & Nixon: The Rivalry that Shaped Postwar America. Simon & Schuster. p. 62. Retrieved 13 March 2013.\n^ Chambers, Whittaker (1952). Witness. New York: Random House. pp. 626\u2013627. ISBN 978-0-394-45233-3.\n^ Nixon, Richard (16 March 1962). Bitter Ordeal for a Man to Bare His Soul. Life. p. 127. Retrieved 13 March 2013.\n^ \"Bert Andrews of New York Herald Tribune\". Pulitzer Prize. Retrieved 25 December 2017.\n^ Lautier, Louis (1 September 1953). \"Capital Spotlight: He Pays Tribute to Bert Andrews\". Baltimore Afro-American.\n^ Andrews, Bert (1948). Washington Witch Hunt. Random House. Retrieved 26 December 2017.\n^ Andrews, Bert; Andrews, Peter (1962). A Tragedy of History: A Journalist's Confidential Role in the Hiss-Chambers Case. R. B. Luce. Retrieved 26 December 2017.\n^ \"A Tragedy of History\". Kirkus Review. 28 September 1962. Retrieved 13 March 2013.\nMeet the Press (May 17, 1953): Martha Rountree with James Wechsler, Marquis Childs, Frank Waldrop, Bert Andrews, and Lawrence Spivak.\nBlack, Conrad (2007). Richard Nixon: A Life in Full. Perseus Books. p. 109.\nChambers, Whittaker (1952). Witness. New York: Random House. pp. 626\u2013627. ISBN 978-0-394-45233-3.\nMattews, Chris (1996). Kennedy & Nixon: The Rivalry that Shaped Postwar America. Simon & Schuster. p. 62. Retrieved 13 March 2013.\nNixon, Richard (16 March 1962). Bitter Ordeal for a Man to Bare His Soul. Life. p. 127. Retrieved 13 March 2013.\nBert Andrews may refer to:\nBert Andrews (photographer) (1929\u20131993), American photographer\nBert Andrews (journalist) (1901\u20131953), American journalist\nHamilton Robinson (circa 1908\u20131984) was a 20th-century civil servant, best known as director of the State Department's Office of Controls (which included its departmental loyalty board), for which he was attacked as a \"security risk\" by U.S. Representative Fred E. Busbey (Illinois's 3rd district).",
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        "raw_content": "Welcome From the Vice President and Chief Human Resources Officer\nThe Department of Human Resources is committed to upholding Georgetown University\u2019s reputation as a global leader in academics and research.\nWe take a proactive role in creating an environment that respects the whole person. As a strategic partner with the University community, we offer exemplary service and implement innovative solutions that enable the University to attract, retain, develop and reward a diverse, world-class workforce and empower employees to maximize their potential.\n\u2014 Recruitment and Employment\nProvides assistance to hiring managers and job seekers in all areas of recruitment and employment, and;\nEnsures jobs are posted professionally and timely.\nEnsures compliance with I-9 Forms and completes the eVerify process\nCreates an effective and streamlined recruiting and hiring process\nConducts New Employee Orientation\n\u2014 Compensation and Classification\nDepartment functions include:\nClassifying all Staff and Academic & Adminstrative Professionals (AAP) positions\nCreating and implementing a revised, market-based, compensation and classification system\n\u2014 GMS Transaction Processing\nThe GMS Transaction Processing department ensures that GMS HR transactions are processed not only with a high degree of accuracy, but also in a timely manner.\n\u2014 Hoya Staffing\nHoya Staffing provides temporary employees for various departmental functions across Georgetown University including:\nAdditionally, Hoya Staffing provides discounted Recruitment Advertising services to departments.\n\u2014 HRIS Systems and Training\nThis department oversees all HRIS processes, systems, and reporting.\nHuman Resources Client Services\nThe HR Client Services team is a strategic partner to various Georgetown University divisions and campuses.\nThe team is comprised of Client Services Partners (CSP) that are a focal point of contact for those divisions and campuses.\nEach CSP:\nhelps to identify specific human resources needs and goals for a division;\ndelves into each aspect of that division's needs; and,\nworks to develop a solution that comprehensively addresses those needs.\nIn turn, this process helps a division reach its goals.\nThe Client Services model allows the team to:\nensure that all human resources needs meet business objectives;\nmake sure they work closely with, and are constantly connected to, each division and campus to address their needs, and;\nwork closely with each other to benefit all of Georgetown University.\nThe team manages complex human resource strategic consultative services. Services cover a broad range of functions, including:\nemployee relations and labor relations;\norganizational development; and,\ntraining and compensation.\nIf you have any questions or concerns involving a specific area of the university, contact your respective CSP\nThe Hoya Kids Learning Center is an on-site child development and preschool facility that has cared for children of students, faculty, and staff of Georgetown University since opening its doors in 1997. Hoya Kids is a key component of the University's commitment to weave family needs into the fabric of the University community and its educational mission. The Center provides crucial support for Georgetown personnel to better balance work and family responsibilities.\nWith an enrollment age range of 18 months to five years old, Hoya Kids provides high-quality, developmentally-appropriate instruction and high-quality of care to all enrolled children. 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Posing problems, asking questions, and providing information and materials are introduced to enable each child to consolidate learning and move to the next level of functioning.\nThe Center provides the highest quality child care possible and ensures an optimal environment for each child.\nPoulton Hall G-105\n3624 P Street NW (less than two blocks from the main entrance of the university)\nFor more information about Hoya Kids, click here or call (202) 687-7667.\nThe University's Faculty and Staff Assistance Program (FSAP) provides free, confidential short-term counseling, assessment, and referral services to Georgetown employees and their immediate families. FSAP also conducts workshops on a variety of psychosocial topics as well as supervisor trainings for dealing effectively with troubled employees.\nFSAP can help connect employees to helpful Georgetown resources for a variety of concerns. We also provide referrals to community mental health and other resources. 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        "raw_content": "January 6th is 3 Kings Day\nJames M Becher\n3 Kings coming\nChristmas Is Not over Yet!\nI made this page originally on January 4th, 2010. It was since deleted and I re-made it early on October 22, 2013. My original purpose in making this page, January 4th, 3 years ago, was to let everyone know that Christmas was not over yet. So, if you're reading this between Christmas and January 6th, Don't take down the tree and manger just yet. I know you'd like to, since you you had it up since October, due to early Christmas advertising. But the Christmas season is not yet over and there is one more Christmas Holiday, and a very special one, although you won't find any ads about it. It is a holiday recognised mainly by the liturgical churches and celebrated in most Latin American countries. It is the feast of Epiphany, otherwise known as Three Kings Day. The word \"Epiphany\" means \"manifestation\" and the feast celebrates the manifestation of Christ to the gentiles by the coming of the Magi to see the Christ child. The feast of Epiphany marks the 12th and last day of Christmas. Contrary to popular thought, the 12 days of Christmas do not start 12 days before Christmas day, but rather start on Christmas day or the day after and end on Epiphany, January 6th. The counting is a little complicated, but here's what I got from another website on the subject: \"the 12 days count from December 25th until January 5th [(Epiphany eve)]. In some traditions, the first day of Christmas begins on the evening of December 25th with the following day considered the First Day of Christmas (December 26th). In these traditions, the twelve days begin December 26 and include Epiphany on January 6.\" Although the 12 days of Christmas and the feast of Epiphany are celebrated mostly in Latin America countries, there are places in the United States where they are also celebrated. You can find out more about this by searching the web.\nWell, you could take down the manger, if you like, but leave the figures of the magi and the tree till the 6th. You see, also contrary to popular thought, the Magi or \"three kings\" did not come to the stable, but rather, as the gospel of Matthew relates, to a house, and they did not find a baby, but rather a young child, as the Greek word used indicates. They did not arrive until sometime between the birth of Jesus and his 2nd birthday, as Herod ordered all babies under 2 years killed based on the date the star first appeared.. Thus, although we often see manger scenes which include the wise men (and it is also not known whether there were 3 or 300), these give a false impression that the magi arrived the same time as the shepherds. Thus, the need for a separate holiday. And what kid wouldn't want 2 chances to receive gifts?\nCheck out more on the history and meaning of the 12 days and Epiphany from the listed resources and blog posts below. Then read my article on the gift of the Magi (below). You may also want to read up on the actual celebration of the feast of Epiphany. All of this coming up below.\nLearn more about the 12 days of Christmas\nThe Real Twelve Days of Christmas: The Story Behind the Song\nListen to he music of Epiphany:\nWho Were The3 Kings?\nWell, actually, they weren't kings at all, but wise men. The original Greek word is \"magos\" from which we get \"magi\" or \"magician.\"\nAdam Clark quotes Whitby, saying that \"\"The Jews believed that there were prophets in the kingdom of Saba and Arabia, who were of the posterity of Abraham by Keturah; and that they taught in the name of God, what they had received in tradition from the mouth of Abraham.\"\nAnother website says this of them: \"...Magos...comes from the old persian word 'Magupati'[,]...the title given to priests in a sect of the ancient persian religions.... Today we'd called them astrologers. Back then astronomy and astrology were part of the same overall ...'science' and went hand in hand.... The magi would have followed the patterns of the stars religiously. They would have also probably been very rich and held high esteem in their own society and by people who weren't from their country or religion.\" For more, see: \"All About the Wise Men.\"\nAnd, according to Ken Vincent, in the book listed below, \"Magi is the Greek word for Mobeds, a term still used for Zoroastrian priests.\" He also notes that \"The search for the identity of these Magi is the key to opening a startlingly refreshing insight into our Christian roots.\" For more click the link below and scroll down to read the entire excerpt under \"editorial reviews.\"\nBut, according to John McArthur, \"we learn from the book of Daniel that the magi were among the highest-ranking officials in Babylon. Because the Lord gave Daniel the interpretation of Nebuchadnezzar\u2019s dream-which none of the other court seers was able to do-Daniel was appointed as \u201cruler over the whole province of Babylon and chief prefect over all the wise men of Babylon\u201d (Dan. 2:48). Because of his great wisdom and because he had successfully pleaded for the lives of the wise men who had failed to interpret the king\u2019s dream (Dan. 2:24), Daniel came to be highly regarded among the magi. The plot against Daniel that caused him to be thrown into the lions\u2019 den was fomented by the jealous satraps and the other commissioners, not the magi (Dan. 6:4\u20139).\nBecause of Daniel\u2019s high position and great respect among them, it seems certain that the magi learned much from that prophet about the one true God, the God of Israel, and about His will and plans for His people through the coming glorious King. Because many Jews remained in Babylon after the Exile and intermarried with the people of the east, it is likely that Jewish messianic influence remained strong in that region even until New Testament times.\nThe magi from the east (the word literally means \u201cfrom the rising\u201d of the sun, and refers to the orient) who came to see Jesus were true magi, and they surely had been strongly influenced by Judaism, quite possibly even by some of the prophetic writings, especially that of Daniel. They appear to be among the many God-fearing Gentiles who lived at the time of Christ, a number of whom-such as Cornelius and Lydia (Acts 10:1\u20132; 16:14)-are mentioned in the New Testament.\" (Read the entire 'Grad-to-you article.)\nMagi, wise men or wise kings travel on camels with entourage across the desert. | Source\nThe 3 kings with their gifts\nThe 3 regis magi\nThe 3 Kings traveled by camel\nBasilica of Christ the Redeemer -Apollinare Nuovo 504/561 | Source\nAdoration of the Magi | Source\nRectangular central section of an altarpiece in the International Gothic style, showing the Three Kings | Source\nAdoration of the Kings | Source\nThe Gifts of the Magi.\nJanuary 6th is the traditional day for the celebration of \"Epiphany,\" or as it is called in South America, \"Three Kings Day.\" Thus, I want to include here a consideration of these strange visitors and their gifts, as mentioned in Matthew, in Chapter 2, verses:1-14, because the three gifts have a typological or pictorial spiritual meaning for us today.\nWe don't really know much about the \"Magi\" or \"wise men\" themselves. They are only mentioned in Matthews gospel and it says only that they came from the East, following a star in search for the one who was to be born King of the Jews. The Greek word is \"magi\". That name appears in Jeremiah 39:3 and Jeremiah 39:13, in the name Rab-Mag, \u201cThe chief of the Magi,\u201d listed among the princes of the king of Babylon, so they could have been of royal blood also. Thus, it may be because of this that they are called kings in the song, but it's also probably because of Is.60:1-6. Herodotus speaks of them as a priestly caste of the Medes, known as interpreters of dreams. Among the Greeks, the word was commonly applied with a tone of scorn to the impostors who claimed supernatural knowledge & magic & so the word was commonly used throughout the Roman world when the New Testament was written, thus in secular writings Simon the sorcerer.is Simon Magus There was, however, side by side with this, a recognition of the higher ideas of which the word was capable, and we can hardly think that the writer of the Gospel would have used it in its lower sense. With him, as with Plato, the Magi were thought of as observers of the heavens, students of the secrets of Nature. Where they came from we cannot tell. We don't know how long it took them to reach Jerusalem, although Herod inquired of them when the star first appeared and on the basis of that knowledge ordered all boy babies of 2 years and younger in Bethlehem to be killed.\nMatthew mentions that when they found Him, they came into the house & worshiped Him & opened their treasures & presented Him with gifts (The people of the east never approach the presence of kings and great personages, without a present in their hands.) They offered gold, and frankincense and myrrh (Matt.2:11). As I said these gifts are significant. They held meaning back then and even more so for us. So I would like to examine the meaning of each gift and quote from the verses of the Christmas Carol \"We Three Kings\" which speak about these gifts. The first gift mentioned is gold. We know that gold is a very precious metal and thus very valuable and thus it was also a sign of kingship. (ISam.12:30) So by giving Him gold, they recognized His kingship IKings 10:9-10, 14, IIKIngs18:6, And we must also recognize Him as King and make Him king of our lives if we are to be truly successful. ITim.6:13-15 But also in the Bible gold is used to represent Divinity or Divine Character. The author of the song missed this aspect. They were also recognizing that He is not only a King, but a truly Divine one\u2014the God King. And, to apply it to our lives, we must also recognize Him as such and then seek to apply His diving character to our lives. Gold was what characterized the inner part of the Old Testament Tabernacle, the Holy Place and the Holy of Holies. The Outer Court was comprised of all brass, indicating judgement. He took upon Himself the judgement of our sins, so that He could bring us into the presence of God by developing in us Divine character. Gold is purified through fire, and sometimes, we may have to go through the fires of suffering and trials in order to purify our character and make it more like His. As to what happened to the gold, as Adam Clark says, \u201cThe gold was probably a very providential supply, as on it, it is likely, they subsisted while in Egypt.\u201d\nThe second gift mentioned is frankincense. They offered it to Him as their God. Frankincense is a sweet perfume from a wounded balsam tree. It was used in the incense which was burned in the Old Testament tabernacle and was also placed upon the shew-bread which was displayed there. It speaks to us of sweetness through wounding. As a part of the incense, it also speaks to us of true worship and also represents praise & prayer in the Bible (see Rev.8:3). Since it was offered in the tabernacle before the Veil of the Holy of Holies where God's presence was & sometimes brought inside, it's presence indicated that God was near. Thus, the 3rd vs. of \u201cWe 3 Kings\u201d says \u201cIncense owns a deity neigh.\u201d The magi gave it to Jesus in recognition that He is God incarnate, the one who came to bring God to us (Emmanuel). and also in recognition of his priestly ministry. (Heb.4:14, 6:20-7:3, [14-17] We must worship God in spirit & in truth (John 4:24), & praise Him, even though at times we may be wounded in spirit, and trust Him as our great High priest. (Heb.2:17)\nThe third gift mentioned is myrrh. This is a very bitter perfume, which was one of the main ingredients in the holy anointing oil (Exodus.30:23-25) and was used to anoint bodies for burial. Thus it speaks prophetically of His suffering and death, & of his ministry as prophet in prophesying regarding the same. MARK 8:31. They gave the myrrh in recognition of His humanness which is subject to suffering and death. Mark 15:22-23, John 19:38-40. We must also offer our lives and die to self to serve Him (Mark 8:34-35)\n\"So bring Him incense, gold and myrrh, Come, peasant, king to own him The king of kings salvation brings. Let loving hearts enthrone Him.\" (----Last verse of \"What Child Is This?\")\nThe holiday and it's celebration:\n3 Kings Day is celebrated mostly in Latin American countries although, as Epiphany, it is a recognized holiday on the church calendar of most liturgical churches, such as Episcopal, Presbyterian, Lutheran, and Greek Orthodox. worldwide. In Latin America countries, like Venezuela, they hold outdoor celebrations which often include a parade featuring men in costume on horseback representing the 3 Kings. I saw it in Venezuela and it's quite impressive. Also, according to the first article in the link capsule below the picture, in Bavaria and Austria, Children dress up as the 3 kings, and carrying a star, go door to door caroling in hopes of receiving money or candy.\nOne of the wise men in a 3 Kings Day parade\nCheck your understanding: Take my little 5 question quiz:\nFor more on the history and celebration of Epiphany, check out these articles:\n3 Kings Day - Epiphany Website\n3 Kings Day history Epiphany\nEpiphany (holiday) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia\nRead more on celebrating 3 Kings Day:\n{From the Amazon description of the book below:] \"3 Kings day is] a favorite holiday for children, with presents from the kings...parades, performances, parties, lively music, and scrumptious food. .... [Through the eyes of] ten-year-old Veronica, this book portrays a celebration that is rich in tradition and artistry. A glossary and index are included.\"\nCelebrating 3 Kings Day:\nThree Kings Day: A Celebration at Christmastime\nWill you celebrate? Vote in my poll:\nWill you celebrate 3 Kings Day this year?\nIn Spain, Argentina, M\u00e9xico, Paraguay and Uruguay, the 3 Kings act like Santa: (For more click the link below the picture)\nThe Three Wise Men receiving children at a shopping centre in Spain. 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        "raw_content": "Divestment: More than just revenue\nDivestment in India is a by-product of the economic reforms initiated in 1991. Although the objective of redefining the role of the government versus the market started in 1991 and there was considerable discussion on the role of PSUs, the process of divestment was formalized only after the Divestment Commission was set up in 1996 to examine and suggest withdrawal from non-strategic sectors.\nThe department of divestment was formed in December 1999, which later was made the ministry of disinvestment in September 2001. In May 2004, it was shifted to the ministry of finance as one of the departments under it. 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Keeping this objective in view of disinvestment policy, the Government has adopted the following approach to disinvestment:\nAlready listed profitable CPSEs (not meeting mandatory shareholding of 10%) are to be made compliant by \u2018Offer for Sale\u2019 (OFS) by Government or by the CPSEs through issue of fresh shares or a combination of both.\nUnlisted CPSEs with no accumulated losses and having earned net profit in three preceding consecutive years are to be listed.\nFollow-on public offers (FPO) would be considered in respect of profitable CPSEs having 10% or higher public ownership, taking into consideration the needs for capital investment of CPSE, on a case by case basis and Government could simultaneously or independently offer a portion of its equity shareholding in conjunction.\nSince each CPSE has different equity structure; financial strength; fund requirement; sector of operation etc., factors that do not permit a uniform pattern of disinvestment, disinvestment will be considered on merits and on a case-by-case basis.\nCPSEs are permitted to use their surplus cash to buy-back their shares; one CPSE may buy the shares of other CPSEs from the Government.\nWhy a relook at divestment policy is necessary now?\nOver the years, the policy of divestment has increasingly become a tool to raise resources to cover the fiscal deficit with little focus on market discipline or strategic objective.\nWhy divestment is good?\nReduces financial burden on the Government.\nImproves public finances.\nIntroduces competition and market discipline.\nFunds growth.\nEncourages wider share of ownership.\nDepoliticizes non-essential services.\nWhy divestment is not so good?\nGovernment\u2019s dividend income will decline and hence fiscal deficit will increase.\nIf government\u2019s role is reduced, the goal of equal distribution of resources for all classes cannot be achieved.\nIn future, this might also lead to private monopolies.\nWhat policy changes are necessary now?\nDefine the priority sectors for the government based on its strategic interests. Considering the limited resources with the government and its diverse role, it is evident that the government has a low capacity to manage PSUs. Use of scarce resources, including land and financial capital, has high opportunity cost and the justification for investment in PSUs has to be in terms of generation of adequate social and strategic returns.\nFinancial return cannot be the sole reason for investment in PSUs. They have to serve social/strategic purposes. 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        "raw_content": "TAX &amp; LAW IBECONOMY\nibeconomia.com - mi\u00e9rcoles, 8 de marzo 2017 | 7:00 Hrs.\nThe NIE number is a tax identification number, known as the NIE, or more formally the N\u00famero de Identidad de Extranjero.\nThis identification number is fundamental for foreigners resident in Spain to manage many legal or burocratic\nWhat is the NIE and what is used for?\nThe NIE is a document that foreign people who live in Spain need for identification purposes. It is a sequence, personal and unique number. It is one of the first requirements for foreign people who want to stay in Spain. It allows them to manage any theme, from obtaining a social security number to transfer money or have access to buy a house\nHow can we get the INE?\nIn order to obtain the INE, we must provide with the following documentation:\nApplication Form (EX-15), filled and signed properly.\nOriginal and copy of the Passport or identity document, travel document or valid registration card\nA notification with the economic, professional or social reasons to justify the application.\nWhen the NIE is applied via a legal representative, it also necessary to present a power of attorney in with the causes of the application, as well as a photocopy of the passport.\nDepending on we are in Spain or not, the INE can be applied in any Foreign Office, embassy or consulate office of the country where we live.\nIf the power has been delivered outside Spain it must be accompanied by the Apostille certification.\nIf the power of attorney it is not in Spanish language, it must be translated by a sworn translator.\nFrancisco Mercadal Alabern\nLawyer\u2013 Bufete Mercadal Manager \u2013",
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        "title": "Terms: THANK GOD my cancer isn\u2019t kad\u0259\u02c8str\u00e4fik/ ??!!! \u2013 my story.",
        "raw_content": "Terms: THANK GOD my cancer isn\u2019t kad\u0259\u02c8str\u00e4fik/ ??!!!\nPMH Receptionist: \u201cHello\u2026 my name is Sally from Princess Margaret Hospital, your Doctor1 has referred you to an Oncologist and your appointment is Monday morning at 8:00am.\u201d\nDoctor 1: \u201cI\u2019m sorry, I gather you have figured out by now you have cervical cancer \u2013 I\u2019m sorry that PMH called you before I got a chance to, I\u2019ve been trying to get you in right away.\u201d\nMe: \u201cI figured it wasn\u2019t a good sign with the lady from PMH didn\u2019t ask if I wanted a PMH Lotto Ticket. What happens next?\u201d\nDoctor 1: \u201cWe send you to see Doctor2 and they will send you for an MRI, CT Scan and maybe a PET scan & blood work and then wait for results.\u201d\nThen\u2026 I go for all my scans and wait.\nAnd then, while away on vacation a call arrives to the middle of the ocean\u2026\nNurse B \u201cNikki\u2026 are you there? 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THANK GOD my cancer isn\u2019t kad\u0259\u02c8str\u00e4fik/ ??!!!\nSo, the thing about being diagnosed with cancer is that I\u2019m not a doctor so all of the fancy terms become very overwhelming. So unless you have a BA in Medicine then trying to not only understand the information then relay that to your friends and families is almost impossible. At a time when your overwhelmed and can\u2019t get all the words out \u2013 it\u2019s hard to explain to everyone what everything means, nevermind how much time it takes \u2013 it\u2019s exhausting.\nSo, below are a couple of \u201cterms\u201d that I\u2019m collecting.\nBiopsy: The removal of a small amount of tissue for examination under a microscope. Other tests can suggest that cancer is present, but only a biopsy can make a definite diagnosis.\nChemotherapy: Treatment with drugs that kill cancer cells.\nChemoradiation: Is a combination of chemotherapy and radiotherapy. It is also sometimes called chemoradiotherapy. Chemoradiation may be given: before surgery to help shrink the cancer and reduce the risk of cancer coming back\nCT Scan: a series of X-ray that are combined by computer into images of the bones and soft tissues inside your body. CT scan images provide much more information than do plain X-rays.\nDavinci Hysterectomy: State-of-the-art da Vinci uses the latest in surgical and robotics technologies for simple and complex procedures. Your doctor controls the da Vinci System, which translates his or her hand movements into smaller, more precise movements of tiny instruments inside your body.\nGrade: How abnormal the cancer cells look under a microscope and how quickly the tumour is likely to grow and spread. High grade tumours tend to be more aggressive than low grade tumours.\nLymph nodes: Tissues in the lymphatic system that filter lymph fluid and help the immune system fight disease.\nMetastasis: The spread of cancer from the place where the cancer began to another part of the body. Cancer cells can break away from the primary tumor and travel through the blood or the lymphatic system to the lymph nodes, brain, lungs, bones, liver, or other organs.\nMRI: Another imaging device that is especially useful in viewing the brain, spine, the soft tissue of joints, and some other parts of the body. MRIs do not use X-Rays.\nRadiation Therapy: The use of radiation from x-rays and other sources to kill cancer cells and shrink tumours.\nRadical hysterectomy: In a radical hysterectomy, the cervix and the uterus are removed. The upper part of the vagina next to the cervix as well as some of the supporting tissues and nearby lymph nodes in the pelvis are also removed. When possible, the surgeon will do a modified radical hysterectomy. This surgery removes less surrounding and supportive tissues around the cervix and uterus.\nOncologist: A doctor who specializes in treating people with cancer. 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        "raw_content": "Everything can\u2019t be fixed at once. It\u2019s a marathon consisting of sprint after sprint\nAt Icebug, we base our understanding of sustainability on the four principles of the Natural Step. In a sustainable society, nature is not subject to systematically increasing\u2026\n1. Concentrations of substances from the earth\u2019s crust\n2. Concentrations of substances produced by society\n3. Degradation by physical means\n4. And in that society, there are no structural obstacles to people\u2019s health, influence, competence, impartiality, and meaning\nAs basic rules, those are easy enough, but applying them to everyday actions is, of course, more difficult. The good news is that the more you learn, the more fun it gets!\nIcebug is a good example of that. We were not founded as a sustainability project, but with the mission to empower people to a happier and healthier life, by inspiring and enabling them to be more active outdoors (specifically by solving the problem of slipping). Even when if zooming in only on the environmental aspects of the products, performance footwear is very complex, where one shoe can have over 50 different components and global supply chains that run over 5 steps deep.\nSo sustainability for performance footwear is complexity raised in two. Everything can\u2019t be fixed at once. It\u2019s a marathon consisting of sprint after sprint.\nIt\u2019s also not an excuse not to break it down and make it easy to understand as possible. The starting point is very simple: You can\u2019t save the planet by buying Icebug shoes \u2013 or any other product for that matter. Consumption consumes resources. But if you indeed need a pair of shoes, we\u2019re doing what we can to reduce the environmental damage (no consumer goods are really environmentally friendly).",
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        "raw_content": "Home > World Marijuana News > Distillery Honoring 4/20 With Cannabis-Infused Vodka Cocktail\nDistillery Honoring 4/20 With Cannabis-Infused Vodka Cocktail\nHumboldt Distillery is planning to celebrate 4/20 with cocktails using their cannabis-infused vodka, Humboldt\u2019s Finest. Their award-winning infused vodka is available in a growing number of markets across the country, including Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Mississippi, New Mexico, Texas, and Wisconsin.\n\u201cHumboldt\u2019s Finest is infused with a legal food-grade hemp, without any detectable THC, so it\u2019s legal in all 50 states,\u201d says founder Abe Stevens. \u201cIt does, however, retain a botanical aromatic quality reminiscent of fresh cannabis that gives it a pleasant herbal character, which makes some very tasty cocktails. One of my personal cocktail favorites is the Hemp Highball.\u201d\nThe infused vodka uses a locally grown hemp, whose domestic cultivation was only recently authorized with the passage of the 2014 United States Farm Bill. Hemp is generally grown for food, fiber and other industrial purposes. Hemp is distinguished from marijuana in that, by law, its THC content is less than 0.3%. The hemp used for the vodka infusion is from some of the first legally grown crops in the country since prohibition.\nHumboldt\u2019s Finest has received multiple accolades within the distilled spirits industry in the last year. It stood out among thousands of other entrants to win a Double-Gold Medal at the prestigious San Francisco World Spirits Competition, and the spirit was also awarded an exceptional 93 points in The Tasting Panel Magazine. The magazine described it as: \u201cOn the nose, fresh greenery is far forward along with softer floral tones like jasmine and orange blossom. The brisk fennel, thyme, lime and black pepper on the palate are well integrated for a slide-across-the-tongue texture.\u201d\nHumboldt\u2019s Finest is 80-proof and available in 750-ml bottles, with a suggested retail price of $29.\nHumboldt\u2019s Finest\u2019s featured cocktail: THE HEMP HIGHBALL\n\u2013 1.5 oz. Humboldt\u2019s Finest\n\u2013 1.0 oz. jasmine simple syrup\n\u2013 .5 oz freshly squeezed lemon juice\n\u2013 2 slices of cucumber\nPhoto: @HumboldtDistillery\nPrevious Amount of Hemp Producers and Acres in the United States\nNext Hyer Big-E Rig",
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        "raw_content": "12 Ways Your Body Tries To Tell You That Your Liver Is Being Damaged\nThe liver is the largest working organ in the human body. It weighs about three pounds and its main responsibility is to filter blood coming from the digestive tract. If you\u2019re on medication, the liver helps metabolize it. The liver and the gallbladder work together to help digest, absorb and process all foods. If the liver is damaged or fails, the whole body shuts down. With that said, it\u2019s essential to look out for signs that indicate your liver is being damaged.\nThe liver filters over one liter of blood per minute. It is involved in producing over 13,000 different types of chemicals in the body. It is responsible for producing 80% of our cholesterol. If the liver fails, we can only live for 24 hours before eventually dying.\nThe liver is an underappreciated organ. Most people know that we cannot live without a heart or the brain. But many people don\u2019t know that the liver is what helps the brain and the heart function. Below are signs that indicate your liver is being damaged.\nYour Stomach Is In A Flux: An early indication that your liver is being damaged is an upset stomach. This will include nausea and vomiting. These symptoms are also present for other diseases such as migraines, food poisoning, depression, and early pregnancy. So don\u2019t jump the gun and self-diagnose yourself if you experience these symptoms. However, if these symptoms are occurring frequently, it could mean that the liver is unable to get rid of toxins in the body.\nFeeling Weak: If you\u2019re tired from a long workout at the gym, or a long day at work, it doesn\u2019t mean your liver is damaged. But if you get your eight hours of sleep and have a healthy diet, there may be a cause for concern. When the liver is not functioning properly, the rest of the body overworks itself to keep functioning. This will result in chronic fatigue. The excess toxins in the body soak up all the protein that your body needs for energy. Since the liver cannot get rid of the toxins, the body begins to slow down.\nNot Hungry: If your liver is being damaged, it won\u2019t produce a lot of bile, which is what helps digest fat. Food that is not properly digested will lead to a loss of appetite and unhealthy weight loss.\nDigestion Issues: As I just mentioned, the liver is responsible for producing bile which helps process nutrients which are absorbed by smaller intestines. Once the liver fails, the bile will not be produced properly. This can lead to irritable bowel syndrome, alcohol intolerance, constipation, and abdominal bloating.\nChanges In the Color Of Urine: If you have a healthy diet and are drinking enough liquids, your urine should be of normal color. But if you notice it is changing color despite this, it could be an early sign that your liver is being damaged. Look to see if the urine is brown, orange or amber. If it\u2019s this color, it\u2019s because there are high levels of bilirubin in the blood.\nChanges In The Color Of Stool: Because the liver is not producing high levels of bile, the color of your stool changes. It will look pale yellow or grey. If this happens the odd time, there is nothing to worry about. But if it happens frequently, go speak to your doctor.\nDeveloping Jaundice: Red blood cells are essential for distributing protein and oxygen throughout the body. When the liver is damaged, those red blood cells begin to break down. They are replaced with bilirubin in the blood stream. This results in the skin turning a yellowish color, which will signal that you may have Jaundice.\nAbdominal Changes : Any pain that is not related to the menstrual cycle should be monitored. If you are experiencing pain or cramps in the lower abdomen, you could have ascites or a damaged liver. 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        "raw_content": "We are born with no age and we die with no age. We are life itself, it is our true identity, and life has no age, it is, for eternity.\nBut since we want to have age, weeks and years to separate us from each other and ourselves, then we create age.\nI chose number twenty-five, so in my mind we are born as twenty-five and twenty-five we die. I chose this number, because it seems everybody is twenty-five, or rather behave like twenty-five. But there are of course other ideas about age, hovering around the world, and indeed many.\nIn the \u201cGeneral grammar\u201d (Almenn m\u00e1lfr\u00e6\u00f0i) by Thorunn Bl\u00f6ndal says that the brain is a kind of language-computer that ensures that we use the language instinctively by certain grammar rules. It also tells us that when children learn language they usually start by dividing time into now and once. Terms such as when, which includes time, usually come last into the vocabulary.\nThe now is what the children assume from the beginning. Just until we teach them about yesterday and tomorrow with all its nuances, the day before yesterday, after a year, once was and will be.\nThis is certainly interesting. But what does this tell us?\nIt tells us, for example, that there exist two types of legacy, internal and external, internal inheritance in the genes and the external from reading books and other learning.\nBut it also tells us that the now is the only reality. The future and the past are just something that we learn. Inherited from old age to youth, and hence part of illusion. For all that is learned is part of illusion.\nCertainly, what we thus learn is more often than not feasible and even essential, but it can never have more reality than how we receive it.\nHow to build houses and bridges, how certain diseases behave and how to deal with it, computers and other technology can all certainly be useful and good for us. But rarely does such knowledge remain unaffected and unchanged, most evolve and change and adapt to new realities and will thus continue to be useful, otherwise it remains unchanged and exits to serve us.\nHowever, it is clear that we have received the future and the past as fixed, certain, and nonconvertible reality that we cannot do without and on that we build all of our existence.\nWe often plan something in hypothetical future and compare it to some situation or concept that once was, the past. This causes us to lose the moment, the now.\nThe moment can never be based on anything; it is not an intermediary, but outside all.\nIt is a fact that the future and past do not exist. The past has no reality other than our thoughts and memories. It no longer exists. The future is likewise only in our minds. We create ideas about what could possibly happen. That is all.\nCan we not see how limited it is?\nThere is no such thing as each moment, only a moment, for eternity. This we call each moment is the same as moment for eternity. And it should be without any remorse from the past and expectations for the future. Can we not see the freedom of it?\nAnyone who has neither past nor future is not only sinless but also fearless. The fear lies in the past, such as sin, and they are only our ideas and memories of what was. Nothing more.\nThe moment stands alone, apart and independent of everything. It is complete freedom from illusion. And when we are the moment we are free.",
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        "raw_content": "Tag Archives: eazy e\nVIDEO: Bone Thugs-n-Harmony On SKEE Live Episode 9 Recap + More\nBone Thugs-n-Harmony took over episode nine of SKEE Live and delivered quite possibly the craziest performance of the season. DJ Skee wasted no time in sending things over to the legendary group as they hit the stage to open the show with \u201cThuggish Ruggish Bone\u201d and \u201cEast 1999\u201d at L.A. Live\u2019s The Conga Room. As the smoke clouds in the crowd settled and cameras went live back in the AXS TV studio, the Cleveland natives sat down with Skee for an intimate one-on-one interview.\nTopics of discussion included the origin of the group\u2019s signature melodic style, landing a deal with West Coast Hip Hop Pioneer Eazy-E, Kendrick Lamar and so much more. 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        "raw_content": "UK at bottom of European IVF league table\n[BioNews, London] According to a report presented at the European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology annual conference in Madrid, Spain, the UK performs poorly compared to other European countries in terms of the provision of fertility treatments. Infertile couples seeking treatment in the UK are among the least likely in Europe to receive the treatment they require.\nResults of the annual survey of ten European countries that report full data on IVF treatments showed that the UK slipped from eighth place on the 'league table' in 1997 to tenth place in 2000. In 2000, the UK performed 585 IVF cycles per million inhabitants, compared to Denmark, in first place, which provided 1,826 cycles per million people. This is despite the fact that the UK performs more IVF than most European countries except Germany and France. The UK also came below Finland, Slovenia, Sweden, Iceland, Norway, the Netherlands, France and Switzerland. Germany is expected to begin contributing data from next year, and should occupy a position on the table similar to that of France. The study authors estimate that Spain, Italy and some Eastern European countries probably come below the UK.\nThe difference may be explained in terms of public funding. Whereas Denmark will reimburse the costs of up to six IVF cycles per couple, the National Health Service (NHS) in the UK pays for very few. Many health authorities in the UK don't fund IVF at all and most couples pay for private treatment. 'The explanation is money', said Dr Nyboe Andersen of the Rigshospitalet, Copenhagen, Denmark, who compiled the data. 'Availability means money, the resources allocated in each country', he continued. In a direct plea to the UK, Professor Karl Nygren of the Sophiahemmet Hospital in Stockholm, Sweden, said 'The UK is a sophisticated country with good quality IVF. Why should the UK be bottom of the list? Don't you love your families? Why are you being so mean to them? Look at Denmark, they do it much better than you'.\nDate Added: 03 July 2003 Date Updated: 12 September 2004",
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        "raw_content": "Recent studies have shown there are health benefits of medical marijuana. The wave of legalization that\u2019s swept America has prompted studies by trusted, scientific sources like, The National Institute Of Health (NIH), National Acadamy Of Sciences, and others. Their findings are conclusive and show that marijuana has many medical applications, with very little side-effects.\nMany people believe that medical marijuana can help them deal with symptoms of illness or injuries. Most of you are correct, and in this article we will explore how cannabis works, and the best uses according to the experts. Plus, we\u2019ve surveyed 300 real cannabis patients to find out the top health benefits of medical marijuana use. Find out which strains provide the best pain relief, anxiety control, depression relief, cancer treatments, and more.\nSince 110 Million Americans deal with pain related symptoms per year, so this one is a big deal. Most of those that try cannabis agree, pain relief is natural health benefits of medical marijuana.\nPain comes in many forms and can be something easy to treat like, a minor headache. But often times pain roars it\u2019s ugly head and those who suffer from it can have debilitating symptoms. Depending on what the pain stems from, can also direct the type of medication that\u2019s used to treat it.\nOur surveyed medical marijuana patients recorded their medical marijuana dosages for pain.\nI\u2019ve suffered from chronic back pain for 10 years since my car accident that severely damaged disks in my neck and C3, C4, and C5 vertebra. My rehabilitation was long and painful and I was taking opioids to deal with it. After several years the medicine didn\u2019t take away my pain, but it did make me an addict. I needed a better solution! Then, I began medical marijuana for pain in 2017 and life changed for the better. So far, I take 100MG of CBD oil per day, and 80MG of THC oil per day. This seems to do the trick most days and my pain is reduced enough to manage my day. For more aggressive pain I take 150MG of CBD as needed, and 120MG of THC oil per day. Not only are my days better, but now I\u2019m sleeping like a baby with my Indica strains.\nCarol D. \u2013 Jacksonville, FL\nAlmost every person alive faces anxiety in one form. or another. Some anxiety is low to moderate and only surfaces during stressful situations. However, some anxiety is debilitating and can tear a person\u2019s life apart. In the worst cases, people suffering from extreme anxiety often face multiple panic attacks per day and find it difficult to perform normal tasks.\nMany people use medical marijuana for anxiety today, because of widespread legalization in the U.S. This has sparked enormous demand in legal states, where patients work with MMJ doctors, to treat anxiety.\nIn 2006 I was diagnosed with Generalized Anxiety Disorder. It began in my childhood and I finally sout out professional help. My Psychiatrist prescribed Benzodiazapines to reduce the symptoms, but it only made things worse over-time. This year I started a medical marijuana treatment plan aimed at anxiety relief. It\u2019s been 4 months and I can say that my general anxiety symptoms have lessened. I am able to sleep through the night and feel better over-all.\nBen C. \u2013 Jacksonville, FL\nHealth Benefits of Medical Marijuana for Opioid Addiction\nOne of the most prevalent health benefits of medical marijuana is opioid replacement therapy. With so many people suffering from opioid abuse that begins as pain management, medical marijuana can have a big impact. A 2017 study conducted by well-known TV doctor, and Cheif CNN Medical Correspondent Dr. Sanjay Gutpa, gave us a lot of intriguing information. He took opioid addicted people and gave them medical marijuana to see if they could get off the opioids successfully.\nThe participants were given different doses of CBD and THC to see the effects. Using marijuana they were able to deal with the painful symptoms from withdrawals, the biggest reason for relapse. They also maintained their medical marijuana treatments to deal with the negative side-effects from opioid abuse. They were able to eat, sleep, and deal with onset depression which most addicts experience. Dr. Gupta concluded that the health benefits of medical marijuana for opioid addiction are substantial.\nMedical Marijuana for Epilepsy\n2017 was a really important year for medical marijuana and Epilepsy. GW Pharmaceuticals introduced the first marijuana-derived medication for Epilepsy. In fact, Epidiolex was also approved by the FDA for treatment of Dravet Syndrome, which can cause catastrophic seizures.\nThrough extensive testing, GW Pharma showed that medical marijuana for Epilepsy works in reducing the duration, and intensity of seizures.\nCBD interacts with the CB1, and CB2 receptors in the Endocannabinoid system. This seems to affect the area of the brain responsible for regulating seizures. Not only does it work, it doesn\u2019t leave the patient anesthetized like traditional seizure medication.\nSpecially trained neurologists offer medical marijuana as an alternative treatment for Epilepsy, often times as a supplemental medication.\nOne of the most important things about using cannabis to treat seizures is that it works, without debilitating side-effects, like traditional epilepsy medicines. Some of these medications can leave patients groggy, tired and sleepy. Plus, they can trigger anxiety and depression when used long-term for seizure control. CBD based products like Epidiolex provide seizure rescue along with long-term relief, while allowing patients to maintain a high-quality life, free from negative side-effects.\nHealth Benefits of Medical Marijuana for Depression\nIf you have ever smoked cannabis then you already know that it provides an uplifting, euphoric effect. This feeling can instantly take your mind of troubling thoughts and give you a sense of well-being. It may be the largest contribution that cannabis has made to humanity, thus far. Let\u2019s take a closer look at the health benefits of medical marijuana for depression.\nAccording to the Anxiety and Depression Association of America, 18% of the population, or 40 Million people suffer from depression. There are different degrees of depression that can be brought on by stressful circumstances and is manageable. Others experience debilitating depression which can include avoiding social situations, to complete disassociation from reality.\nTraditional anti-depression medications can have negative side-effects and can lose its effectiveness over time. In some cases people have negative reactions from these medications and can\u2019t take them at all. So people tend to let depression go untreated leading to more intense lows.\nMedical marijuana for depression symptoms is effective because of the intimidate uplifting effects it provides. But stays effective because people can take as much cannabis as they need without unwanted side effects.\nThe science says that medical marijuana works well for depression because it works systematically, on a molecular level. In this way, it provides balance to many systems within the body. 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        "raw_content": "\u201cWith the opening of our new J. Alexander\u2019s restaurant, we are extremely pleased to begin providing our discerning Lexington guests with an extraordinary dining experience,\u201d Stout said. \u201cThis new location is the latest in our collection of upscale restaurants that focus on delivering the highest quality of lunch and dinner offerings by a highly trained professional staff.\u201d\nThe J. Alexander\u2019s in Lexington is being managed by Harry Whitsell, whose career includes 15 years with J. Alexander\u2019s restaurants. Operating hours are 11 a.m. until 10 p.m., Sunday through Thursday, and 11 a.m. until 11 p.m. Friday and Saturday.\nKnown for its wood-fired cuisine, the J. Alexander\u2019s menu features a wide selection of American classics \u2013 hand-cut steaks, prime rib of beef and fresh seafood, along with a large assortment of interesting salads, sandwiches, wood-fired Artisan pizzas and desserts. \u201cOur Lexington restaurant has a culinary staff capable of executing a 95 percent made-from-scratch menu,\u201d Stout pointed out.\nJ. Alexander\u2019s in Lexington also has a full-service bar that features unique cocktails and an outstanding selection of award-winning wines by the glass and bottle.\nThe new J. Alexander\u2019s restaurant, with its unique architectural design for the Lexington market, is comprised of approximately 8,100 square feet with seating for more than 220 guests. It employs an operating staff of approximately 100 full and part-time professionals.\n\u201cGuests enjoy dining in a comfortable, upscale environment,\u201d Stout said. \u201cIn creating this environment, we use European stemware for all of our wine service, high quality custom plate ware, roomy seating packages, including Herman Miller Eames\u00ae chairs, furniture grade tabletops, commissioned original art and a high level of detail finishes in all areas of the restaurant.\u201d\nThe Summit at Fritz Farm is planned as a distinctive outdoor fashion center located in the core of Lexington\u2019s retail corridor. The new J. Alexander\u2019s upscale restaurant is opening in advance of the development. Once completed, the Summit at Fritz Farm will feature national brands and local boutiques specializing in fashion retail, hospitality, recreation, home goods, a boutique hotel and a residential component with 306 condo-like apartment units all in one convenient location.",
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        "raw_content": "There are so many food trends for spring 2017! They\u2019ve really shifted within the past couple years, and it\u2019s clear that taste is no longer the determining factor of what\u2019s in. Rather, there seems to be a quest for evermore protein, and a greater acceptance of fats; It\u2019s all about hitting those macros, and achieving balance. Right?\nThis has been a trend for quite some time now, but its popularity continues to grow. Bone broth is commonly made up of turkey, chicken, or beef with veggies and spices. It\u2019s pretty easy to make and is packed with vitamins, minerals, and protein. Bone broth lovers claim it promotes strong bones, reduces joint pain, inflammation, and promotes healthy digestion.\nGreen almonds are only available during the harvest in spring. They\u2019re picked earlier than the almonds we are used to seeing, giving them a tart and earthy taste compared to brown almonds. You can usually find these at your local farmers market.\nNutritional yeast is deactivated yeast. The name, while a little off putting,\nreally speaks for it. There are a lot of B vitamins in it, and some protein as well. Nutritional yeast tends to have a nuttier-cheesier taste, making it a great cheese substitute!\nSkyr is the brother of Greek yogurt. This cultured style dairy product is Icelandic, and has a different production process than Greek yogurt; it has a yogurt-y consistency, but is milder in flavor than typical Greek yogurt. Meanwhile, like Greek yogurt, it\u2019s still high in protein and has tons of good bacteria for the gut.\nThese foods, known for gut health, are becoming more and more commonplace. They help improve digestive health and raise the immune system\u2019s defenses. These prebiotic and probiotic foods have been linked to an overall healthier microbiome. Some foods that are fermented include kombucha, kimchi, sauerkraut, yogurt, and kefir.",
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        "raw_content": "\u2190 The Spatulatta Cookbook\nSoul Surfer \u2192\nCountdown: A Novel\nimage from darienlibrary.org\nCountdown: A Novel. By Deborah Wiles. 2010. Scholastic Press. ISBN 978-0-545-10605-4Imagine what your life would be like if the U.S. was under threat of a nuclear attack. How would you feel?This actually happened during the Cuban Missile Crisis in 1962. Countdown: A Novel by Deborah Wiles is based on the author\u2019s experience growing up in the early 60\u2019s when Russia had nuclear missiles in Cuba, which is within \u201cstriking distance\u201d of the U.S.This novel is really cool because in a clever and unique way, it gives us a window into what it was like during that very intense time in America. It\u2019s part novel, part scrapbook. Throughout the book, there are cartoons, newspaper headlines, lyrics to songs, black-and-white photographs, and other cool items from that time period that make the book really come alive.The main character, Franny, lives near a military base just outside of Washington, D. C. Her Dad is a pilot in the Air Force, her activist-older sister is suspected of being a spy, her younger brother is \u201cperfect\u201d, her Mom is a chain-smoking nervous wreck, her Uncle is a World War I veteran that embarrasses her, and her best friend and her are having major issues. Franny\u2019s story will be enjoyed by a variety of people.\nThemes: Cold War, Cuban Missile Crisis, family, 1960\u2019s, Kennedy, Russia, Cuba, nuclear disaster\nLink to Harvest Park Library catalog: Countdown\nThis entry was posted in booktalks and tagged 1960's, booktalk, countdown, cuba, kennedy, missile_crisis, nuclear_missiles, wiles. Bookmark the permalink.",
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        "raw_content": "HC to move to a new address\nThe state building construction department said the new complex of the Jharkhand high court at Dhurwa area in Ranchi will be complete by December.\nAccording to govt officials, the construction work for the Rs 465-crore high court complex is in its final stages. In addition to, the construction of the new Vidhan Sabha building is expected to be completed by February 2019. A total of Rs 366 crore is projected to be spent for the new secretariat, which will also come up in Dhurwa.\nIt has spent Rs 8 crore so far on rainwater harvesting in government buildings, including the Raj Bhavan, Project Building and the bungalows of state\u2019s ministers.\nNobel prize in physics awarded for discovery of gravitational waves\nThree American physicists have won the Nobel prize in physics for the first observations of gravitational waves.\nRainer Weiss has been awarded one half of the 9m Swedish kronor (\u00a3825,000) prize, announced by the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences in Stockholm.\nKip Thorne and Barry Barish will share the other half of the prize.\nAll three scientists have played leading roles in the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory, or Ligo, experiment, which in 2015 made the first historic observation of gravitational waves.\n\u00b7 First US Crude Oil Shipment Arrives in Paradip\nThe first United States crude oil cargo of 1(point)6 million barrels bought by Indian Oil Corporation from the US reached Paradip Port, Odisha.\nIndian Oilbecame the first Indian public sector refiner to source US crude has placed a cumulative order 3.9 million barrel from the US.\nThey will process the crude at its East-Coast base refineries, located at Paradip, Haldia, Barauni and Bongaigaon.\n\u00b7 National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) launches new website and PMIS Mobile App\nThe Chairman of National Highways Authority of India Shri Deepak Kumar launched a world-class, new multilingual website of the organization.\nHe also launched a Project Monitoring Information System (PMIS) Moblie App that will facilitate close, in-house monitoring of NHAI projects on a mobile phone.\nThe system is now digitally monitoring them through a state-of-the-art Project Monitoring Information System (PMIS) which has been developed in-house along with The Boston Consulting Group.\n\u00b7 Karnataka launches \u2018Mathru Purna\u2019 scheme for pregnant women\nKarnataka Chief Minister Mr.Siddaramaiah launched \u2018Mathru Poorna\u2019 scheme,for the nutritional wellness of pregnant and lactating women in rural areas, at Vidhan Soudha, in Bengaluru, Karnataka.\nThe \u2018Mathru Purna\u2019 scheme, aims at providing pregnant and lactating poor women in rural areas with one nutritious meal daily, for 25 days in a month.\nA full meal of rice, dal with vegetables or sambar, one boiled egg, and 200ml of milk, will be given to pregnant women, through anganwadis.\nIt benefits around 12 lakh women.The food will be provided for 15 months, from the start of pregnancy to six months after delivery.\n\u00b7 Indian Railways announced No service charge on train e-tickets till March 2018\nThe Union Government waived service charges in November last year after demonetization to encourage digital modes of booking.\nThe facility had been extended from June 30 and then to September 30.\nThe Railway Board directedIndian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC) that the benefits be extended till March next year.\nThe Service charges on booking train tickets online through IRCTC ranges from Rs 20 to 40 per ticket.\n\u00b7 Union Government launches SECURE Himalaya Project\nThe Union Government launched SECURE Himalaya, a six-year project to ensure conservation of locally and globally significant biodiversity and land.\nThe Himalayan ecosystem spread over four states namely Himachal Pradesh, Jammu and Kashmir, Uttarakhand and Sikkim.\nThe system was launched by Union Ministry of Environment, Forests and Climate Change (MoEFCC)in association with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP).\nMinistry of Health adjudged best for \u2018Swachhta Pakhwada\u2019, receives award\nThe Ministry of Health and Family Welfare has been adjudged as the best department for its contribution during Swachhta Pakhwada, an inter-Ministry initiative of Swachh Bharat Mission of Ministry of Drinking Water and Sanitation.\nThe Health Ministry observed the Swachhta Pakhwada from 1st February, 2017 to 15th February, 2017.\nThe award was presented to the Ministry on 2nd October, 2017, the third anniversary of Swachh Bharat Mission. Shri C K Mishra, Secretary (HFW) received the award on behalf of the Ministry.\noct 2017government, himachal pradesh, India, Indian Railways, jammu, jammu and kashmir, jharkha, Jharkhand, jharkhand high court, JPSC, karnataka, RANCHI",
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This includes coaching, precepting, and leading other nursing and non-nursing staff.\nProfessional teaching experience is defined as conducting formal didactic training, planning, and supervising the clinical laboratory practice of an assigned group of student nurses assuring that each student is exposed to a prescribed number and variety of learning situations which are appropriate for his/her level of achievement and which meet specific course objectives.\nLICENSE AND CERTIFICATION INFORMATION:\nTo compete in this examination process, applicants must have a license to practice as a Registered Nurse issued by the California Board of Registered Nursing -OR- have a license to practice as a Registered Nurse issued by a State Government Board of Registered Nursing, within the United States of America.\nApplicants who have a license to practice as a Registered Nurse issued by a State Government Board of Registered Nursing, within the United States of America, may compete in this examination. However, the names of such candidates will be withheld from the certification list pending receipt of the required license authorized by the California Board of Registered Nursing.\nPlease ensure the License and Certification Section of the application is completed. Provide the title(s) of your required license(s), the number(s), date(s) of issue, date(s) of expiration and the name(s) of the issuing agency for the required license as specified in the Selection Requirements.\nApplicants claiming experience in a state other than California must attach a copy of their registered nurse license from that state to the application at the time of filing or within 15 calendar days of filing. 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Applications submitted without the required evidence will be rejected.Additional Information\nThis examination will consist of an evaluation of education and experience based upon application information, weighted at 100%.\nCandidates must achieve a passing score of 70% or higher on this examination in order to be placed on the Eligible Register.\nThe names of qualified candidates will appear in the order of their score group for a period of twelve (12) months following the date of eligibility.\nAppointees may be required to work any shift, including evenings, nights, weekends, and holidays.\nVACANCY INFORMATION: The resulting eligible register for this examination will be used to fill vacancies within the Department of Health Services as they occur.\nYour application must be received by 5:00 p.m., PST, on the last day of filing.\nApply online by clicking on the green \"Apply\" button at the top right of this posting. You can also track the status of your application using this website.\nUtilizing VERBIAGE from the Class Specification and Selection Requirements serving as your description of duties WILL NOT be sufficient to demonstrate that you met the requirements. Doing so may result in an INCOMPLETE APPLICATION and you may be DISQUALIFIED.\nThis examination will remain open until the needs of the service are met. Application filing may be suspended at any time with or without advance notice.\nFill out your application completely. The acceptance of your application depends on whether you have clearly shown that you meet the SELECTION REQUIREMENTS.\nNOTE: If you are unable to attach the required documents, you must e-mail the documents to the exam analyst Brenda G.\nAguila at baguila@dhs.lacounty.gov, within fifteen (15) calendar days of filing online or your application will be rejected. Please include the exam number and the exam title.\nADA COORDINATOR:\nAguila, Exam Analyst\nbaguila@dhs.lacounty.gov\nSenior Nursing Instructor\nVIEW JOBS 2/15/2019 12:00:00 AM 2019-05-16T00:00 Position/Program Information TYPE OF RECRUITMENT DEPARTMENTAL PROMOTIONAL OPPORTUNITY EXAM NUMBER Y5216N APPLICATION FILING PERIOD 11/8/2018 AT 8:00 A.M. (PST) This examination will remain open until the needs of the service are met and is subject to closure without prior notice. Restricted to permanent employees of the Department of Health Services who have successfully completed their initial probationary period. Current employees in the unclassified service who meet the following criteria also qualify to participate in this exam: Unclassified employees who have attained permanent County status on a classified position by successful completion of the initial probationary period, with no break in service since leaving the classified service; Full-time employees in the unclassified service with at least six months of full-time experience in the unclassified service at the time of filing or by the last day of filing. No Out-of-Class Experience or Verification of Experience letters will be accepted. No withholds allowed for this examination. Essential Job Functions * Utilizes evidence-based data to improve curriculum development, training program or course content, and learning activities, and reports findings to colleagues. * Supervises clinical and nursing instructors in the development of course content and selection of teaching methods designed to achieve established educational objectives and evaluates their effectiveness. * Identifies and analyzes on an ongoing basis the training needs and problems of varied levels and categories of nursing personnel throughout the organization. * Plans, develops and implements the use of evaluation tools to measure the effectiveness of didactic and clinical content and modify as indicated. * Plans and supervises student performance in the application of theoretical content in a clinical setting. * Conducts formal classroom instruction in the more complex areas of nursing requiring application of theoretical concepts specific to nursing procedures or techniques including supervisory principles and practices. * Participates as a member or chair of committees related to nursing education or training as it pertains to hospital policies/procedures, state, federal and/or other regulatory governing bodies. * Formulates and develops procedures and program content designed to meet specifically identified training needs, identified problems, or the objective of an established curriculum. Requirements SELECTION REQUIREMENTS: * Two (2) years' of nursing education experience as a Nursing Instructor* or its equivalent. * A current license to practice as a Registered Nurse issued by the California Board of Registered Nursing. * Current certification issued by the American Heart Association's Basic Life (BLS) for Healthcare Providers (CPR & AED) Program. LICENSE(S) AND CERTIFICATE(S) REQUIRED: A current license to practice as a Registered Nurse issued by the California Board of Registered Nursing. Applicants must ensure the License and Certification Section of the application is completed. Provide the title(s) of your required license(s), the number(s), date(s) of issue, date(s) of expiration and the name(s) of the issuing agency for the required license as specified in the Selection Requirements. The required license and certification MUST be current/active and unrestricted; a conditional, provisional, probationary or restricted license or certification will NOT be accepted. A current certification issued by the American Heart Association's Basic Life Support (BLS) for Healthcare Providers (CPR & AED) Program. Applicants MUST attach a legible photocopy of the required BLS certification to their application at the time of filing or within 15 calendar days of filing your application online. Applications submitted without the required evidence of BLS certification will be rejected. PHYSICAL CLASS: III - Moderate: Includes standing or walking most of the time, with bending, stooping, squatting, twisting, and reaching; includes working on irregular surfaces, occasionally lifting objects weighing over 25 pounds, and frequent lifting of 10-25 pounds. SPECIAL REQUIREMENT INFORMATION: * Nursing Instructor experience is defined as: Develops specialized training programs or educational course content for a group of employees, presents this content in a formal learning situation, supervises its application in a clinical setting, and evaluates effectiveness of the training in achieving predetermined training objectives under technical supervision. DESIRABLE QUALIFICATIONS: Credit will be given to applicants who possess the following desirable qualifications: * At least one of the following certifications issued by the American Heart Association: * Basic Life Support (BLS) Instructor * Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) Instructor * Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) Instructor In order to receive credit for the above noted certification(s), applicants must attach a legible photocopy of their certification(s) to their application at the time of filing or within 15 calendar days of filing application. * A Master's degree in Nursing Education from an accredited nursing program. In order to receive credit for a college degree on this examination, applicants must attach a legible photocopy of their \"official\" diploma(s), \"official\" transcripts, or \"official\" letter(s) from an accredited institution which shows the area of specialization to their application at the time of filing or within 15 calendar days of filing application. * Additional nursing education experience as a Nursing Instructor* or its equivalent in excess of the Selection Requirements. Additional Information EXAMINATION CONTENT: The examination will consist of two (2) parts: Part I: An evaluation of education and experience based upon application information and desirable qualifications weighted 50%. Part II: An Appraisal of Promotability which will measure Interpersonal and Oral Communication, Analytical and Decision Making Ability, Knowledge and Work Skills, Adaptability and Dependability, and Leadership, weighted 50%. Candidates must achieve a passing score of 70% or higher on each weighted part of this examination in order to be placed on the eligible register. ELIGIBILITY INFORMATION: The names of candidates receiving a passing grade will be placed on the eligible register and will appear in the order of their score group for a period of twelve (12) months from the date of promulgation. Applications will be processed on an \"as received\" basis and those receiving a passing score will be promulgated to the eligible register accordingly. No person may compete in this examination more than once every twelve (12) months. AVAILABLE SHIFT: Appointees may be required to work any shift, including evenings, nights, weekends and holidays. VACANCY INFORMATION: The resulting eligible register for this examination will be used to fill vacancies in the Department of Health Services as they occur. APPLICATION AND FILING INFORMATION: Applications must be filed online only. Applications submitted by U.S. mail, Fax, or in person will not be accepted. Applications electronically received after 5:00 p.m., PST, on the last day of filing will not be accepted. Apply online by clicking on the \"APPLY\" green button at the top right of this posting. You can also track the status of your application using this website. The acceptance of your application depends on whether you have clearly shown that you meet the SELECTION REQUIREMENTS. Fill out your application and supplemental questionnaire completely and correctly to receive full credit for related education and/or experience. Provide any relevant education, training, and experience in the spaces provided so we can evaluate your qualifications for the job. For each job held, give the name and address of your employer, your job title, beginning and ending dates, number of hours worked per week, and description of work performed. If your application is incomplete, it will be rejected. NOTE: If you are unable to attach the required documents as attachments during your application submission, you may email the documents to Brenda G. Aguila at baguila@dhs.lacounty.gov within 15 calendar days of filing online. Please include the exam number and exam title. IMPORTANT NOTES: * Please note that ALL information included in the application materials is subject to VERIFICATION at any point during The examination and hiring process, including after an appointment has been made. * FALSIFICATION of any information may result in DISQUALIFICATION or RESCISSION OF APPOINTMENT. * Utilizing VERBIAGE from Class Specification and/or Selection Requirements serving as your description of duties WILL NOT be sufficient to demonstrate that you meet the requirement. Doing so may result in an INCOMPLETE APPLICATION and your application may be DISQUALIFIED.: SPECIAL INFORMATION: The County of Los Angeles is a Fair Chance employer. Except for a very limited number of positions, you will not be asked to provide information about a conviction history unless you receive a contingent offer of employment. The County will make an individualized assessment of whether your conviction history has a direct or adverse relationship with the specific duties of the job, and consider potential mitigating factors, including, but not limited to, evidence and extent of rehabilitation, recency of the offense(s), and age at the time of the offense(s). If asked to provide information about a conviction history, any convictions or court records which are exempted by a valid court order do not have to be disclosed. SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER LANGUAGE: Please include your Social Security Number for record control purposes. Federal law requires that all employed persons have a Social Security Number. COMPUTER AND INTERNET ACCESS AT PUBLIC LIBRARIES: For candidates who may not have regular access to a computer or the internet, applications can be completed on computers at public libraries throughout Los Angeles County. NO SHARING USER ID AND PASSWORD: All applicants must file their applications online using their own user ID and password. Using a family member or friend's user ID and password may erase a candidate's original application record. ADA COORDINATOR (323) 914-7111 CALIFORNIA RELAY SERVICES PHONE: (800) 735-2922 DEPARTMENT CONTACT: Brenda G. Aguila, Exam Analyst (323) 914-8261 baguila@dhs.lacounty.gov Los Angeles County Los Angeles CA\nCertified Nursing Assistant (Cna) FullTime Night Shift Dou/Step Down\nVIEW JOBS 2/15/2019 12:00:00 AM 2019-05-16T00:00 Job Description Adventist Health is more than an award-winning health system. We provide whole-person care to our communities and champion the greater good - from the operating room to the boardroom, we are driven by our unique passion to live God's love through health, wholeness and hope. From Oregon to Oahu, we have a calling to always do more. Now is your chance to apply your passion to our mission. We're looking for someone to join our team as a Certified Nursing Assistant who: Provides personal nursing care to the patient under the direction of a licensed registered nurse (RN). Performs tasks associated with activities of daily living including self-care needs. Performs routine assigned tasks and reports patients' status and concerns to the Registered Nurse (RN). Essential Functions: * Performs tasks associated with activities of daily living, including assisting with nutrition and hydration, elimination, personal care, positioning devices, restraints and restorative care. * Performs tasks associated with technical skills including, pyloric, jejunostomy, gastrostomy tube feedings, warm and cold therapies and finger stick capillary blood testing. * Takes vital signs including, pulse and blood pressure. * Helps patients with their basic needs, i.e., bathing, dressing and feeding. * Performs a variety clerical duties, which include but are not limited to routing patient reports as appropriate. * Uses organizational skills to keep unit running smoothly and uses prioritization skills to meet deadlines as indicated. Provides assessment data. * other job-related duties as assigned. Job Qualification You'll be successful with the following qualifications: Education: * High School Education/GED or equivalent: Required Required Licenses/Certifications: * Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) certification: Required * Basic Life Support (BLS) Health Care Provider certification: Required * Phlebotomy certificate: Preferred Adventist Health Southern California Network Los Angeles CA\nSupervising Health Facilities Evaluator Nursing\nVIEW JOBS 2/15/2019 12:00:00 AM 2019-05-16T00:00 Position/Program Information THIS ANNOUNCEMENT IS A REBULLETIN TO UPDATE THE APPLICATION AND FILING INFORMATION. EXAM NUMBER: PH5709B FIRST DAY OF FILING: Thursday, January 5, 2017, at 8:00 a.m., Pacific Standard Time (PST) Until the needs of the service are met and is subject to closure without prior notice. TYPE OF RECRUITMENT: Open Competitive Job Opportunity DEFINITION: Provides first level of supervision to nurse evaluator staff responsible for surveying health care facilities and enforcing licensing and certification standards in accordance with State, Federal, and local laws and regulations pertaining to areas affecting total patient care such as nursing, physician, restorative, and related services; or performs administrative staff assignments in licensing, enforcement and training services. CLASSIFICATION STANDARDS: Positions allocable to this class perform one of the following types of assignments: Incumbents exercise full supervisory authority in both technical and administrative matters over a staff of nurse evaluators responsible for surveying health care facilities and enforcing licensing and certification standards in accordance with State, Federal, and local laws and regulations pertaining to areas affecting total patient care such as nursing, physician, restorative, and related services. Although incumbents may occasionally perform surveys in problem cases, their primary role involves expediting the work of subordinates through careful planning, organization and assignment of work in addition to training and evaluating personnel in their unit and effectively recommending the adjustment of grievances and disciplinary problems. Other positions are assigned such functions as: review and analysis of State, Federal and local legislation and regulations that pertain to hospitals, skilled nursing and related health care skilled nursing facilities; planning, developing and implementing automated systems.Essential Job Functions Supervises the activities of nurse evaluators assigned to either a District Office or training by planning, assigning and reviewing work, both administratively and in the field. Evaluates performance by determining effectiveness in enforcing applicable medical care standards and regulations, counseling evaluators for purposes of improving performance and productivity, adjusting grievances, and recommending disciplinary action. Interprets, clarifies, and resolves field surveillance problems relating to State, Federal and local regulations pertaining to eligibility for participation in State and Federal health care programs as well as licensing and certification requirements. Resolves problems arising from surveys disputed by facility management by reviewing the original survey report, reviewing areas in contention, obtaining evaluations by staff consultants, preparing reports and recommending enforcement or other legal actions. Conducts informal office conferences with licensees in order to formulate prompt and effective mechanisms for the resolution of problems affecting the health, safety and welfare of patients. Evaluates facility records and other evidence and recommends enforcement proceedings such as criminal prosecutions, citations, injunctions, decertification or the revocation of facility licenses in accordance with established policies and procedures. Reviews and evaluates team effectiveness and takes necessary steps to assure that current laws, regulations, policies and procedures are consistently followed. Reviews, evaluates, and signs correspondence concerning violations and compliance with State, Federal, and local laws and regulations. Plans and provides in-service training through the development of training programs and workshops in cooperation with State and Federal training coordinators. Reviews, evaluates, and recommends changes to plans and proposals for new construction of, or for changes and alterations to, health care facilities. Maintains production records and statistical data to aid in monitoring activities of subordinate staff. Presides at District staff and training meetings and quarterly provider group meetings. Conducts special internal and external studies, analyzing issues, recommending solutions and assisting in the implementation of approved changes. Meets with community groups regarding Division functions and the regulation process as needed. Requirements SELECTION REQUIREMENTS: Two (2) years of paid experience at the level of Health Facilities Evaluator, Nursing* or higher. REQUIRED LICENSE: A license to practice as a Registered Nurse issued by the California Board of Registered Nursing. To qualify, applicants must have a current and valid license as a Professional Registered Nurse, issued by the California Board of Registered Nursing, without limitations or restrictions. The original license must be presented during the selection process and prior to appointment. A valid California Class C Driver License or the ability to utilize an alternative method of transportation when needed to carry out job-related essential functions. PHYSICAL CLASS: 2 - Light: Light physical effort which may include occasional light lifting to a 10 pound limit, and some bending, stooping or squatting. Considerable walking may be involved. DESIRABLE QUALIFICATIONS: * A Bachelor's Degree or higher from an accredited college or university in Nursing, Health Care Administration, Health Care Management, Public Health, or Public Administration. (Provide a copy of degree or official transcripts at the time of filing) * Certification in Gerontological Nursing, Medical Surgical, or Wound Care. (Provide a copy of the official certificate at the time of filing) * Full time paid experience working in a supervisory capacity. SPECIAL REQUIREMENT INFORMATION: * In the County of Los Angeles a Health Facilities Evaluator, Nursing performs surveys, investigates and inspects hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, and related health care facilities to enforce Federal, State and local licensing and certification requirements relating to medical care.Additional Information EXAMINATION CONTENT: This examination will consist of two (2) parts: Part 1: A written test weighted 80% that contains both computerized and paper-and-pencil components covering: Written Expression, Data Analysis and Decision Making, Reading Comprehension, Ability to effectively Supervise, Thinking, Administrative, Leadership, Motivation, Individual Work Orientation, Collective Work Orientation, Interpersonal, Self Management. THE WRITTEN TEST IS NOT REVIEWABLE BY CANDIDATES PER CIVIL SERVICE RULE 7.19. Only those candidates who achieve a passing score of 70% or higher on the written test will be eligible to move on to the evaluation of Training and Experience portion of the examination. Part 2: An evaluation of Training and Experience (T&E) weighted 20% form consisting of Knowledge of Federal, State, County laws, Regulations and Rules; Ability to Effectively Supervise. Which will be provided to those who pass the written exam. Candidates must meet the Selection Requirements and achieve a passing score of 70% or higher on each part of the examination in order to be added to the Eligible Register. TEST PREPARATION: Study guides and other test preparation resources are available to help candidates prepare for employment tests. An interactive, Online Test Preparation System for taking practice tests may be accessed on the Department of Human Resources website at http://hr.lacounty.gov/. Please click on \"Find A Job\" and then \"Job Search Toolkit.\" Test preparation information is located under the \"Employment Test Assistance\" section. You can also access test preparation for the computerized portion of the test by going to http://www.shldirect.com/practice_tests.html. While the guides will help in preparing for the test, we advise you to review ALL related materials that you deem necessary. TRANSFER OF SCORES: Applicants that have taken identical test part(s) for other exams within the last 12 months, will have their written test responses for the identical test part(s) automatically transferred to this examination. This includes any exams taken with the Los Angeles County Superior Court. This examination contains test parts that may be used in the future for new examinations. Your scores will be transferred to the new examination and may not be allowed to re-take any identical test parts for at least 12 months. NOTE: Notifications may be sent electronically to the e-mail address provided on the application. It is important that candidates provide a valid e-mail address. Please add bretamoza@ph.lacounty.gov to your e-mail address book and list of approved senders to prevent email notifications from being filtered as spam/junk mail. Passing this examination and being added to the Eligible Register does not guarantee an offer of employment. Final examination results will be sent by U.S. Mail. Examination Scores cannot be given over the phone or by e-mail. Applicants with disabilities who require special arrangements must provide the Examination Unit with written notification at the time of filing. ELIGIBILITY INFORMATION: The names of candidates receiving a passing grade in the examination will be placed on the Eligible Register in the order of their score group for a period of twelve (12) months following the date of eligibility and may not reapply during this period. No person may compete in this examination more than once every twelve (12) months. Complete applications will be processed on an as-received basis and added to the Eligible Register accordingly. VACANCY INFORMATION: The resulting Eligible Register will be used for employment to fill vacancies throughout the Department of Public Health. Available Shift: Any APPLICATION AND FILING INFORMATION: Applications must be filed ONLINE ONLY. Applications submitted by U.S. mail, fax, or in person will NOT be accepted. Any required documents or additional information must be submitted with your application online or within fifteen (15) calendar days from application submission date to bretamoza@ph.lacounty.gov. Apply online by clicking on the green \"Apply\" button at the top right of this posting. You can also track the status of your application using this website. Applicants must submit their completed applications by 5:00 p.m., PST, on the last day of filing. The acceptance of your application depends on whether you have clearly shown that you meet the SELECTION REQUIREMENTS. Fill out the application completely and correctly to receive full credit for any relevant education, training, and job experience you include. In the space provided for education, include names and addresses of schools attended, dates attended, degrees received and degree major, and certificates/licenses obtained. For each job held, give the name and address of your employer, your job title, beginning and ending dates, number of hours worked per week, description of work performed, and salary earned. If your application and/or supplemental questionnaire is incomplete, it will be REJECTED. Please ensure the License and Certificate Section of the application is completed for the Registered Nurse License. Provide the title of your required license, number, date issued and date of expiration and the name of the issuing agency as specified in the Selection Requirements on your application at the time of filing or email the information to bretamoza@ph.lacounty.gov within fifteen (15) calendar days of filing. NOTE: If you are unable to attach required documents with your application online, you must e-mail them to bretamoza@ph.lacounty.gov within fifteen (15) calendar days from application submission. In the \"Subject\" of the e-mail please type the Exam Number and Exam Title. 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        "raw_content": "Know The Types And Choose Proper Kitchen Cabinet Lighting\nWhen we do a search for information about kitchen cabinet lighting, then we will find there are a range of options that we can get to maximize the appearance of kitchen cabinets and kitchen as a whole. Lighting is one important element that will help improve the function and beauty of a room, including the kitchen. We not only implement one type of lighting in the kitchen, as well as many done by the homeowner, but we also must consider a number of other decorative items and trying to make it look more WOW, including kitchen cabinet.\nKitchen cabinet lighting that we choose should be able to blend in well with their surroundings and would be a good idea if we decide to use dimmable lighting. This is because we had the opportunity to control the type of lighting whenever we want it.\nHere are some kitchen cabinet lighting we can learn before deciding to get right.\n(1) Rope lights \u2013 this is one type of lighting that can be installed with a variety of creative ways and make it as under cabinet lights. By using this lighting, we had the opportunity to bring light soffits in the small kitchen. If we want to save more energy, then select LED rope lights. Do not worry about the cost because this is the type of lighting that is affordable and very easy to install.\n(2) Puck lights \u2013 this is one type of lighting that we can apply to the under cabinet which will be one of the lighting alternatives if we do not want to use rope lights. It will be one of the lighting that complements the kitchen cabinets and countertops. Additionally, puck lights would be one option cabinet light fixtures are outstanding that can be used for larger sized cabinets to illuminate the contents and provide general lighting for a number of activities and kitchen items.\n(3) Recessed lights \u2013 this is one option for kitchen cabinet lighting that will help add a touch of eclectic, especially when we apply modern style. This is the type of lighting that will be installed permanently in the cabinet that offers a range of types of lamps that we can choose as you wish, including fluorescent lighting to energy saving, and for the bright white halogen light.\n(4) Linear lighting strips \u2013 this is a kind of cabinet lighting is widely touted as the most versatile because we can use it to serve different types of construction, both commercial and residential. Lighting is equipped with energy-saving fluorescent and LED light strips that will improve the lighting functions in under-cabinet or over cabinet without neglecting the quality is high. To note, linear lighting strips can be matched with a number of lamps including LED bulbs, xenon, fluorescent, and incandescent.\nGallery of How To Choice Kitchen Cabinet Lighting\nTags: light cherry kitchen cabinets, light wood kitchen cabinets, light and dark kitchen cabinets, light kitchen cabinets, under kitchen cabinet lighting, kitchen cabinet lights\nRelated Posts of How To Choice Kitchen Cabinet Lighting",
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        "raw_content": "Today\u2019s Readings: Genesis 27-32 & Mark 1:40-45\nToday\u2019s reading is the story of a necklace and context. Some of you may have heard of the Mizpah coin. This coin is divided into two parts with the inscription \u201cMay the Lord watch between you and me while we are apart from one another.\u201d Often, good friends each wear one half of the coin on a necklace as a remembrance of friendship. The problem with this, if you\u2019ve read Genesis 32, is that the context of the commitment Jacob and Laban made at Mizpah was anything but friendship. Jacob felt used and abused and Laban felt betrayed. When Laban confronted Jacob over leaving without telling him, Jacob recounted all the ways Laban had wronged him. Laban, on the other hand, recounted all that Jacob had taken away from him, as his daughters became his wives and Jacob became wealthy off Laban\u2019s land and flocks. So these two were hardly bosom buddies when they met at Mizpah. \u201cMay the Lord watch between you and me while we are apart from one another\u201d was not a way of saying, \u201cMay God protect you and bless you, my friend\u201d it was a way of saying, \u201cWatch your back. If you mess with my daughters Jacob, may God judge you.\u201d\nThis is one example of many of how we can lift one line out of the Bible and misuse it for our own purposes. There are, of course, many verses about friendship which could rightly be used on a necklace or on other items for encouragement. But context is important. If we take the Bible seriously, it is not in our hands to twist its meaning, even in the service of something good like friendship or family. I once saw a food ministry use the verse in John 21, \u201cFeed my sheep\u201d as a way to encourage people to be involved in feeding the poor. But again, this verse is clearly about the restoration of Peter to ministry, not about feeding the poor (there are other good verses to use with regard to this issue). If we really respect the Bible as God\u2019s inspired word, we will pay careful attention to context before we put a verse on a coffee mug or a necklace or in a framed print. We are not free to make the Bible say whatever we want. Because it is the Word of God, we are compelled to do our best to understand it and to submit ourselves to what God has said.\nTags: Bible reading, context, Jacob, Laban, Mizpah, Mizpah coin",
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        "raw_content": "The Office of Public Safety officers will provide an escort to anyone requesting the service. The Office of Public Safety may be contacted by dialing 911-1 twenty-four hours a day.\nIdentification Engraving\nThe Office of Public Safety will provide you with the use of an engraver free of charge. Engraving owner-recognized numbers on computers, bicycles, and other valuable items.\nRape awareness - Education and Prevention\nThe Office of Public Safety in conjunction with local law enforcement and other agencies will provide programs on rape awareness, education, and prevention in residence halls. The Health and Wellness Center also provides program yearly in regard to these programs.\nThe Office of Public Safety in conjunction with law enforcement agencies, such as the Drug Task Force will provide awareness programs. The Health and Wellness Center also provided programs yearly in regard to drugs and alcohol awareness.\nThe Office of Public Safety will provide fire safety programs. Fire Drills are conducted jointly with the Resident Hall Staff on a monthly bases.",
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        "raw_content": "On obesity and health care\nPosted on August 20, 2009 by Justin Lafferty in Rambling\nI apologize for not posting much. I don\u2019t really like to post short entries that are kind of stream-of-consciousness. I like to let something set in my mind and marinate for a bit, so I know I have a good-sized entry. I love longform journalism, relish the chance to engage in it and ultimately mourn its death, but that\u2019s neither here nor there.\nI argue with myself, internally, and make sure each point I make is valid. This is why I\u2019d make a crummy columnist. If I can see even a little bit of fault in one of my claims, I\u2019m not writing.\nI\u2019ve got a post rolling around in my head about Tim Lincecum and Dr. Mike Marshall, but I want to let it gather some seasoning before I sit down and proceed to write anything.\nWhich ad do you think more people paid attention to?\nI\u2019ve been trying to pay more attention to the health care issue, something in which I personally got a closer look in dealing with Congressman Jerry McNerney, following him on a tour of Sutter Tracy Community Hospital and listening in on a telephone town hall meeting. I\u2019d rather not talk about those town hall meetings, which have been happening around the country, out of respect for my sanity.\nHowever, I\u2019ve been reading how, in any reformed health care plan, there should be an emphasis on personal responsibility. I can\u2019t stress this enough. A friend posted a link to a thought-sparking article from the New York Times, asking whether or not fat people should pay more for health care. A graph in the article shows that 9.1 percent of all medical costs in the country are obesity related.\nWell, as a fat guy\u2026 I say yes.\nl do take umbrage with one of the comparisons this article, and many people, make when they talk about obesity and health care. Comparing smoking to obesity is faulty for this reason: when you smoke outside of a building, you\u2019re also giving away second-hand smoke, which is also quite unhealthy. When you eat a Big Mac and large fries outside of a McDonald\u2019s, you\u2019re not putting out second-hand fat. Smoking is a problem because not only does it pose an obvious danger to the smoker, but those around him. People who overeat or who don\u2019t pay attention to what they put into their body are usually only doing themselves harm.\nAnyway, back to the main crux of this issue\u2026\nThe promise of that system is undeniably alluring: whatever your ailment, a pill or a procedure will fix it. Yet the promise hasn\u2019t been kept. For all the miracles that modern medicine really does perform, it is not the primary determinant of most people\u2019s health. J. Michael McGinnis, a senior scholar at the Institute of Medicine, has estimated that only 10 percent of early deaths are the result of substandard medical care. About 20 percent stem from social and physical environments, and 30 percent from genetics. The biggest contributor, at 40 percent, is behavior.\nWhile genetics does play a part in obesity, the main factor is behavior. Again, I say this as a fat man (not overweight, not fluffy, not big boned\u2026 I\u2019m fat. I know this and accept it.) but there is no one forcing us to eat poorly. I know that I got where I am largely based on my personal choices. I take responsibility for my actions and I\u2019m doing my best to rectify my situation, having lost about eight pounds in my 2+ week journey so far. At this age, I make a conscious choice to eat out. Watching TV instead of going to the gym is a decision. I feel like many people blame their genetics or otherwise rationalize their situation in an effort to avoid the big problem. Exercising takes energy, I know. But a little now can save you in the long run, no pun intended.\nGenetics are like life\u2019s card game. What you do with the hand you\u2019re dealt matters as much as the dealing of the hand, if that makes sense.\nI feel like there has to be a big wake-up call, but when I see things like this, it makes me sad. As corporate interests can win out over health, well, we\u2019re getting closer to Idiocracy. Bad movie, but incredible message. Go rent it now.\nHe also called out KFC by name to make people think twice about fried chicken.\nThen he parodied \u201cAmerica Runs on Dunkin\u2019,\u201d the doughnut chain\u2019s slogan, with: \u201cAmerica Dies on Dunkin\u2019.\u201d\nSome power players in the Gulf Coast tourist town decided they had had their fill.\nA county commissioner who owns a doughnut shop and two lawyers who own a new Dunkin\u2019 Donuts on Panama City Beach turned against him, along with some of his own employees, Newsom says. After the lawyers threatened to sue, his bosses at the Florida Health Department made him remove the anti-fried dough rants and eventually forced him to resign, he says.\nAnd eating unhealthily is something the poor economy even promotes. There have been two commercials recently that have made me shake my head. One is for the aforementioned KFC and their Variety Big Box Meal where you get, \u201ca drumstick, a Crispy Strip, an individual box of Popcorn Chicken, two Homestyle sides, a biscuit and a refreshing 32-oz. drink.\u201d All this for $7. Who really needs all that food?\nAnd KFC also ran a series of commercials, touting the \u201cFamily Meal Challenge,\u201d comparing buying all the ingredients for fried chicken at the grocery store with buying it pre-made at KFC. The mom, with a couple kids in tow, looks at the price of all of the ingredients, sees it\u2019s more than $10 and says, oh wow, it would just be cheaper to go to KFC! They left out the cost of an angioplasty.\nLet\u2019s break down the Weight Watchers points value of that KFC Variety Big Box meal. For reference, I\u2019m a pretty big guy and I only get 39 points to spend each day, plus 35 additional points per week. When you pop 1455 calories, 65 grams of fat and more than 4 grams of dietary fiber into the points calculator, you get\u2026 34! For ONE meal! (Yes, I know, obvious point that fast food is unhealthy.)\nAnother commercial that had me worried was a $2.99 Jumbo Deal at Jack in the Box. For that, you get \u201ca Jumbo Jack\u00ae hamburger, two tacos and a small order of natural cut fries.\u201d All for 29 points.\nAnd I had to laugh at this quote in the press release announcing the Jumbo Deal\u2026\n\u201cBetween the holidays and the tough economy, consumers are tightening their belts,\u201d said Teka O\u2019Rourke, director of menu marketing and promotions for Jack in the Box Inc. \u201cWe created the $2.99 Jumbo Deal so our guests could enjoy some of our most popular menu items at a very affordable price.\u201d\nI\u2019m pretty sure after eating Jack in the Box, most people are loosening their belts.\nTo sum up, I don\u2019t necessarily feel that the condition of obesity in and of itself is a personal decision. But the choices leading to obesity (overeating, eating too many fatty foods, not working out, etc.) are usually personal decisions. 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        "raw_content": "Tag Archives: Retirement Freedom\nThere are benefits to aging. It\u2019s not all doom and gloom.\nCurrently, I\u2019m dealing with a situation again that eight years ago made for a lot of angst in my life. Today, the second time around, it\u2019s not exactly ho-hum, but I have the attitude of \u2018it is what it is\u2019. I slept through the night, no tossing and turning over possible outcomes. Sitting here this morning, relaxing with my mug of coffee and surrounded by three of my zen masters (read cats), the benefits of aging is on my mind. Here are a few of my thoughts:\n3. I care a lot less about what I wear and how I look. Oh, I still take care of myself. But, my wardrobe consists mainly of t-shirts, jeans and comfy shoes or sandals. When I worked, along with business attire, I put on full makeup every day, styled my hair. Now, I throw on some mascara and blush if I\u2019m going out, pull my hair back into a ponytail and off I go. And, I let my hair go grey. Twenty years ago grey hair and wrinkles bothered me _ no more. I\u2019m free!\n5. Speaking of decisions, there are fewer to make. Life is less complicated. I have fewer roles. Other roles have changed. My working self is gone along with concerns about the company, my employees, my manager, my time, my commitment, my dress and my decisions. While I\u2019m still a mother, my children are adults, on their own. I\u2019m a grandmother who can enjoy that role without most of the demands of parenting.\n6. I no longer live for the weekend. Every day is Saturday. My favorite days are Monday through Friday. Those are the days of the week when I like to go places. I don\u2019t have to deal with crowds. I can avoid rush hour traffic. Rarely do I have to stand in a long line to check out at a store, get a good table at a nice restaurant or see a show. I can sleep late if I feel like it or get up early if I feel like it. I make my schedule based upon my preferences.\n7. I want less stuff. I need very little. I\u2019ve figured out what\u2019s important in life and it isn\u2019t the accumulation of things. Relationships with my spouse, family and friends are important. My cats are important. Doing the activities I enjoy is important. Giving of my time and myself to someone else is important. All of this is more important than any material thing I could acquire.\nAs I sit here finishing my coffee, these are a few of the benefits to aging I thought of. What are the benefits you see in your life?\nBy Kathy Merlino \u0095 Posted in Transitions\t\u0095 Tagged Aging Positively, Benefits of Aging, Less frenzied life, Retirement Freedom, Transitions\nIn 1969 Richie Havens sang the song \u2018Freedom\u2019 at Woodstock. The lyrics, which as of late will not stop playing in my head, \u201cFreedom, freedom, freedom, sometimes I feel like a motherless child, a long way from my home\u201d have a different meaning for me than they did when I was 17. Back then, in fact, I don\u2019t think I really thought much about the lyrics. It was the blues feeling of the tune more than the lyrics, which attracted me to Havens\u2019 song. And, after all, it was sung at the crazy, crazy song fest, love-in of Woodstock. Today, however, it\u2019s how I feel about the lyrics, which has them spinning over and over again around my brain. With my mother\u2019s passing in 2008, I truly am a motherless child. And, the years, the travels, the distances, the sheer experience of life itself, have taken me a long way from my home. Shoot! I\u2019m not even remotely like my 17-year-old self. That person is gone. But, with the luxury of retirement, I am free after all those years.\nBetween the time when we reach adulthood to the time when we reach retirement, we spend our lives dancing as fast as we can to keep up with career plans and demands, family responsibilities, community involvement and a host of other concerns like how to afford retirement. Before reaching adulthood, we spent our youth with everything we learned, did or perhaps, even thought, being orchestrated by parents, teachers, church leaders, scout leaders, coaches, maybe even older siblings or other relatives and, of course, there were our friends. Retirement is a sort of crossing the finish line where we have gobs and gobs of time to ourselves, free time to do whatever we want, whenever we want. There are no bosses breathing down our necks all day making sure we are not wasting company time and producing results with our efforts. The kids are grown and, hopefully, out of house. Our spouse or significant other may also be retired and have their agenda of activities or they may still be running on the treadmill of work. At last, we are free.\nBut, therein lies the catch. At first, in retirement, we may feel like a motherless child who can run wild in the streets. We can sleep late, play golf or bridge or whatever, party with our friends late into the night. Hop into our RV or travel the globe. In our society we have been conditioned to think of retirement as a perpetual vacation where we\u2019re going to enjoy endless relaxation and fun. I remember my mother\u2019s trepidation about my father\u2019s impending retirement. Her fears began when they received one call too many relaying the news of yet another retired male friend dying of a heart attack on the golf course. Those were the days when retirement was a time to party hardy because our life spans were much shorter. It made sense to act like every day was Saturday. However, with present day longevity, the idea of spending 20 or 30 years playing every day is no longer desirable. As human beings we have an innate need to strive onward and upward toward something meaningful. The retirement dream of our parents is not a valid dream for us. In fact, 20 or 30 years of doing the same ol\u2019, same ol\u2019 can become a downright nightmare.\nRetirement is the one time in life when we have real control over our time and what we do with it. Yet, many of us squander that freedom by clinging to the retirement model of our grandparents\u2019 and parents\u2019 generations. Freedom, in and of itself, is a responsibility. One way to take responsibility for your freedom is to go home again. Even though you are probably, as I am, a different person than you were as a young adult, revisiting that person may hold the keys to what you really, really want to do with your retirement freedom. Even though, in the words of Richie Havens, I was a long way from my home, I went back to my high school years, mentally that is, and thought about what I had wanted to do with my life then. I was the copy editor on my high school newspaper and received an award from Temple University for outstanding high school journalism. Hard to believe now, considering how I don\u2019t always know where to place a comma or start a new paragraph. But, my point is, I always wanted to be a writer but I let life and paying the bills get in the way. Being a writer still resonated with my current self so even though I was a long way from home, I retrieved that dream and made it happen on these pages. By going home again, you may find the answer to what you want to do to jazz up your retirement freedom. But, however you approach it, whatever you decide to do, don\u2019t squander it like a motherless child just whiling away the days, all the days, each and every one of your days, with mundane busyness.\nBy Kathy Merlino \u0095 Posted in Things To Do In Retirement\t\u0095 Tagged Aging Positively, choices in retirement, Living Bolder, Occupying your time in retirement, Retirement Freedom\nMaybe it was our inability to find deli grade authentic Italian hot sausage in Upstate South Carolina. 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        "raw_content": "June 24, 2012 June 29, 2012 / katiestringerclary\nThis blog has been a long time coming, but I have finally found some free time to get the blog back up and running. Expect more this summer from former professors and students, a recap of my trip to New York City, dissertation and research updates, and more!\nSeriously, best conference ever.\nThis past March I had the opportunity to once again attend my favorite yearly meeting, the Tennessee Association of Museums Conference. Even better, I was a scholarship recipient, which was an incredible honor. To top it all off, I also chaired a session called, \u201cYour Museum: Compliance, Awareness, Sensitivity, and Outreach\u201d with some other folks from Middle Tennessee State University\u2019s PhD in Public History program. My talk was on, \u201cSensitivity and Awareness \u2013 Steps to Take for Successful Connections.\u201d\nThis talk stemmed from conversations about my dissertation and research in the residency colloquium I attended last academic year. The idea is that museums are meeting requirements for ADA, but they are generally only doing the minimum as opposed to branching out to offer more accessible programs to diverse groups. Before any radical changes can take place, I believe that museum staff must be trained on sensitivity and awareness techniques to use when working with disabled populations. I wanted to share a few high points from my talk here online so others can take advantage of these options.\nAs I have said before, in the residency colloquium in the PhD program, we were required to read selections based around each of our interests and research. Prior to this, I had already decided that disability and museums would be integral parts of my dissertation research. The class instructor took this into consideration while choosing our readings. The special issue of the Public Historian, from Spring 2005, was all about disability and museums. The articles range in subject matter from FDR to visually impaired visitor\u2019s experiences at a museum to reviews of websites and books.\nPresenting at TAM\nStriking in this selection of readings were the first-hand accounts of people with disabilities and their experiences. A lack of compassion, sensitivity, and even awareness was very present in their stories. This led to discussions about what museums can do to welcome more people. Also missing from the literature was the inclusion of those who have learning, cognitive, or developmental disabilities. Since the implementation of ADA so much of the focus has been on wheelchair accessibility. Accessibility for the sight and hearing impaired has also been embraced, but in many cases those with learning disabilities are forgotten.\nAs anyone who works in museums or at historical sites, many museums are small and short-staffed. Resources and training are not always readily available for all staff and volunteers. Through this blog post I hope to give some ideas and thinking points for small museums and staff members.\nThere are over 500 known disabilities. Common disabilities include: vision, hearing, speech, physical, and developmental.\nFrom 2009 to 2010, the percentage of the total US population with a disability grew by 2.0 percentage points (American Association of People with Disabilities)\nCurrently around 10 per cent of the total world\u2019s population, or roughly 650 million people, live with a disability (http://www.disabled-world.com)\nThere are more than 50 million people with disabilities in the United States today.\nMany of those 50 million are elderly (a large percentage of museum-going population)\nAs the AAM reminds us, \u201caccess is not just a legal and moral obligation. Changes that increase access for those with disabilities can mean more visitors, since most people don\u2019t attend museums alone. In other words, enabling one person with a disability to visit often brings at least two people to the museum.\u201d (http://www.aam-us.org/pubs/mn/MN_JA06_richner-allaccess.cfm?renderforprint=1)\nHere are some important tips on what to do when you have visitors at your museum who have a disability. Some of these things may seem to be common sense, but they are still important to remember in your everyday interactions with visitors.\nIn general, people with disabilities are like everyone else, so try to treat them like anyone else. Think through the other person\u2019s mind \u2013 can they see your subtle, headshakes or nods? Eye movements? Can they hear sarcasm or inflections of your voice? Can they reach where you are?\nUsing your words:\nAlways put the person first. Example: \u201cthe person who is blind\u201d and not \u201cthe blind person\u201d. Emphasize abilities.\nDon\u2019t underestimate people with disabilities.\nAvoid labels. Never refer to people by their disability. For example, don\u2019t say \u201cthe handicapped, the crippled, the blind\u201d, etc.\nPeople sometimes use negative language without realizing it. Make sure to emphasize the positive.\nInteracting:\nSpeak directly to the person with a disability rather than through a companion or interpreter who may be present.\nFind the best way to communicate. The person may want to sign, fingerspell, lip read, or write notes.\nSpeak normally-don\u2019t yell or exaggerate.\nIf you offer assistance to a person with a disability, wait until the offer is accepted, then listen or ask for instructions. Assisting without permission may cause serious injury.\nOffer to shake hands or trade business cards when introduced. People with limited hand use or an artificial limb can usually shake hands. Offering the left hand is an acceptable form of greeting.\nUse body language. It offers important clues about what you are saying.\nVisual Disabilities:\nSecurity guards should know how to accommodate the needs of blind patrons, and should be able to direct them clearly and helpfully\nAlways identify yourself and others who may be with you when meeting someone with a vision impairment.\nNever touch someone with vision impairment unless they know you are there.\nOffer your arm. Don\u2019t propel or lead a person with a vision impairment.\nIf you meet someone with a guide dog never distract, pet, or feed the dog. If a service animal is distracted it may inhibit the service animal from doing its job.\nWheelchair/Physical:\nDo not lean or hang on someone\u2019s wheelchair. Bear in mind that people with physical disabilities treat their wheelchairs as extensions of their bodies.\nNever patronize people who use wheelchair by patting them on the head.\nNever move adaptive equipment outside the person\u2019s reach.\nPlace yourself at eye level when speaking to someone who uses a wheelchair, scooter, crutches, etc.\nPrevent a strained neck by standing a few feet away when talking to an individual in a wheelchair.\nPeople with mental impairment learn slowly and have a harder time using their knowledge.\nBe clear and concise \u2013 don\u2019t use complex sentences or difficult words.\nDon\u2019t talk down to the individual \u2013 in other words don\u2019t baby talk. This won\u2019t make it easier to understand.\nDon\u2019t take advantage of the individual. Never ask a person with a mental impairment to do anything that you wouldn\u2019t ask a friend to do.\nBe understanding and patient. People with mental impairments are often aware of their limitations, but they have the same needs and desires as everyone else.\nThe Association of Science-Technology Centers has a great website devoted to options for museums. Below is a list from their website, http://www.astc.org/resource/access/index.htm\nBecome familiar with museums\u2019 legal obligations.\nTalk to people in your community. Conduct focus groups and surveys, form advisory groups , build relationships with people with disabilities.\nConsult with community organizations for and about people with disabilities.\nCall or visit other institutions that have services like those you want to offer.\nConduct an access survey\nConsider what resources you already have available in your museum.\nProvide staff and volunteer training about interacting with people with disabilities. Additionally, staff and volunteers need to know what services and equipment the museum provides, where to find them, and how to maintain and operate them.\nMake high priority and low cost changes in accordance with your plan.\nSeek national and local funding for high cost changes.\nOther ideas include creating audio tours, written/captioned options for films or auditory parts of your museum, and creating picture books for inaccessible areas of the museum for those who cannot physical visit certain areas. Accommodations can often be easily made, and museums can also adapt presentation techniques (such as being sure the speaker is always visible to those with hearing loss, being aware that people who are blind may need visual information described verbally to them).\nI\u2019m sure many of you have ideas and ways that you have adapted.. please feel free to discuss and share these in the comments section!\nSuccessful Accessible Museums\nThe Museum Access Consortium in NYC consists of representatives from various museum departments throughout the New York City Metropolitan area and members and representatives of the disability community. Members of MAC exchange information, ideas and resources and provide a network of mutual support. Museums such as,\nMOMA, The Jewish Museum, Tenement Museum, and Transit Museum have taken advantage of the MAC and are in the process of working on great accessible programming. I was lucky enough to visit these museums last month, and will be posting a blog on these museums, staff, and programs in the near future.\nHomestead Museum in Los Angeles County, CA is also working on programs for adults with dementia and programs for people who reside at adult living centers. The Nassau County Museum of Art in Roslyn Harbor, N.Y is a historic home with a small staff. However, they initiated physical changes, including making a restroom accessible, adding ramps, renovating obstacles in pathways and acquiring county money to replace the elevator. Their full story can be found on the AAM Website \u2013 http://www.aam-us.org/pubs/mn/MN_JA06_richner-allaccess.cfm.\nAAM Center for the Future of Museums, \u201cMuseums & Society 2034: Trends and Potential Futures\u201d \u2013 http://www.futureofmuseums.org/reading/publications/2008.cfm\nADA Guide \u2013 http://www.ada.gov/\nArt Beyond Sight Awareness Month at Museums \u2013 http://www.artbeyondsight.org/change/aw-c-museums.shtml\nArt Education for the Blind: www.artbeyondsight.org\nCenter on Disability Studies, University of Hawai\u2018i at Manoa \u201cDISABILITY 101: Increasing Disability Awareness and Sensitivity.\u201d: http://www.ist.hawaii.edu/products/toolkits/pdf/Disability101.pdf\nDisability Etiquette: ttp://www.crinet.org/education/Independent%20Living/Etiquette\nNational Center on Accessibility: http://www.ncaonline.org/\nNational Organization on Disability: www.nod.org\nNew York Museum Access Consortium: http://www.cityaccessny.org/mac.php\nRobert L. 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        "raw_content": "Hurrah For The New Dominion\nGeorge Pirie (1799-1870) was a Canadian newspaper publisher.\nHe emigrated to Canada from Aberdeen, Scotland. His father, also George Pirie, was a prominent Aberdeen merchant and ship owner. His mother was Katherine (Catherine) Mitchell Pirie, a daughter of the Rev. Thomas Mitchell, of the parish of Tarves, Aberdeenshire. He was educated in Scotland and in London, where he was apprenticed to his relative, Sir John Pirie, at one time the Lord Mayor of London.\nMr. Pirie and his first wife, Mary Robieson, and their children, arrived in Canada in 1838. They settled in a Scottish settlement named Bon Accord after the town motto of Aberdeen. This settlement was located in Upper Nichol Township near present day Elora. The transition to Canadian pioneer life was much more difficult than had been anticipated during the planning stages in Scotland. Mr. Pirie's wife died a few years later and was one of the earliest burials from the settlement. The Pirie's, formerly residents of downtown Aberdeen, had no prior experience with farming.\nMr. Pirie decided to abandon farming and purchase a newspaper. In 1848 he took over the two year old Guelph Herald and moved with his family to downtown Guelph. The printing and publishing office for the Herald was on Wyndham Street. The paper was printed once weekly and the office covered job printing and issued marriage licenses.\nMr. Pirie's correspondence to his eldest son George Mitchell Pirie detailed his struggles to make the newspaper profitable and collect payment for advertisements and subscriptions. He also faced lawsuits over content. They were often short staffed with his son, Alexander Fraser Pirie, running the Washington Press, and his second wife, Jane Booth (1825-95), at work in the office - \"...Mamma is run off her feet\". Another son, Charles Napier Pirie, worked at the paper, and other children may have assisted. During this time his priority was to pay his staff and in one letter to his son he wrote that they were now dangerously low in candles. In many cases he asked his son to search for potential advertisers in Hamilton, or chase after missed payments. In one case his son suggested that Mr. Pirie might attempt to take some work on the Canadian census to help make ends meet. The sale of his original farm Maryville was also a headache. His son arranged for the sale but the new landowner felt that he had overpaid and that the land was impossible to work and unprofitable.\nMr. Pirie was a poet, and was remembered as one of Canada's Scottish Canadian poets in a 1900 book published in Toronto by the Caledonia Society. His poetry generally dealt with Canadian patriotism, and social issues such as poverty, and temperance. One of his best known poems was \"The Volunteers of Canada\". He also tackled contemporary issues such as Louis Riel in his poem entitled: \"The Murder of Thomas Scott\". He wrote on the Fenian Raids, the difficulties faced by new immigrants, the exploitation of textile workers, and Scottish history. His private and unpublished papers included some romantic poems, and poems relating to death and mourning. A selection of his poems were published in pamphlet form by the Guelph Herald as \"Lyrics of the Late George Pirie, Esq.\" Much of his writing was lost in a house fire, although a booklet of handwritten unpublished poetry, primarily romantic, has been preserved.\nAs to his writing ability, the following statement appeared in Selections from Scottish Canadian Poetry (1900): \"William Lyon Mackenzie, a Scotsman like himself, although opposed to him in politics, said of him that he was one of the ablest writers in Canada.\"\n\u2190 George Peele\nGeorge Ratcliffe Woodward \u2192",
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This allows you reducing the production cost of compressed air by 15-30% (depending on the system approach, the type of actuators, their amount, expanded efforts and time to eliminate).\n\u2014 Measure the actual system parameters for compressed air production and delivery to the consumer (output, pressure, required to produce the resources). Ukrainian enterprises often practice careless approach to the compressed air production and consumption. The owner pays great attention to the cost of the equipment at the stage of purchase but forgets to monitor the appropriate maintenance. Thus, compressed air is often used not for production needs, but, for example, for blowing a workplace and uniforms.\nIn such cases, to understand the current situation of consumption it is necessary to use actual data instead of design parameters.\n\u2014 Using a unique software to simulate the necessary changes in the system. At the same time, no matter what equipment (manufacturer, control system) for the production of compressed air you have installed. The software in calculations relies on physical volumes, such as system pressure, current strength in the circuit, time, etc.), and not on the data of the compressor controllers. Thus, for example, you can add additional consuming or producing equipment to the virtual system, which is a copy of your existing one, to track parameters and fine-tune the future system at the stage of making the decision on the need of making the purchase. Or you can change any system parameter (output, pressure) and configure it to save money on production. So, in other words, we can help you make the right choice of compressor equipment or compressed air lines configuration. We can anticipate the load which your new equipment will give on the entire compressed air system.\n\u2013 We can provide the current resource consumption report with graphs and simulated consumption schedules after the changes offered. The report includes the equipment operation graphs in relation to the production cycle of your particular production. The data of the report can be correlated with the already available data of the technological processes (APCS) automated control system.\n\u2013 We can upgrade and optimize the piping system of compressed air. The potential savings are from 2 to 10%.\n\u2013 We can install and put into operation the control system for compressed air production at the enterprise, which allows saving. This system takes control of the entire compressors fleet (regardless of the manufacturer) and ensures the most effective operation. 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        "title": "\u2018Rogue One\u2019 a lackluster \u2018Star Wars\u2019 entry",
        "raw_content": "Galactic disappointment\n\u2018Rogue One\u2019 a lackluster \u2018Star Wars\u2019 entry\nBy Eric Bayley @EricBayley\nOne of the depressingly few things \u201cRogue One: A Star Wars Story\u201d gets right is its attempt to put the \u201cwar\u201d in \u201cStar Wars.\u201d Instead of focusing on the politics and human drama of the galaxy\u2019s elite, it follows the messier struggle of the more ordinary members of the \u201cStar Wars\u201d universe, the rank and file men and women who do the dirty work while the glamorous Jedi and political leaders get all the credit. It\u2019s refreshing to see a side of this universe we normally don\u2019t and for the series to acknowledge how messy war actually is, in comparison to its sanitized depictions in previous films.\nIn terms of the \u201cStar Wars\u201d timeline, \u201cRogue One\u201d takes place shortly before \u201cStar Wars: Episode IV \u2014 A New Hope.\u201d It tells the story of the how the Rebel Alliance came into the possession of the Death Star plans everyone is so fixated on throughout \u201cA New Hope.\u201d The film follows a rag-tag team of spies led by Cassian Andor (Diego Luna) and Jyn Erso (Felicity Jones), whose father Galen Erso (Mads Mikkelsen) helped develop the Death Star. \u201cRogue One\u201d is a clear attempt at taking advantage of the galaxy\u2019s worth of stories available in this universe.\nOne of the biggest problems with last year\u2019s \u201cThe Force Awakens\u201d is that the filmmakers seemed to be telling a remixed version of the same story we\u2019ve already seen, while there are so many opportunities to do something different, a cornucopia of creatures, worlds, and situations where artists could let their imaginations run wild.\nBut that\u2019s precisely the problem. Disney and Lucasfilm don\u2019t want artists running roughshod over this cash cow of a franchise and risk turning it into box office poison. They want yes-men and well-trained craftspeople who are willing to take corporate orders at the expense of telling a compelling story or providing a moving cinematic experience. There was hope that this wouldn\u2019t be the case with \u201cRogue One\u201d with director Gareth Edwards at the helm. Despite its flaws, his 2014 sequel/reboot of \u201cGodzilla\u201d had a grandeur and cosmic awe that blockbusters can provide when handled properly.\nClich\u00e9d story beats and paper thin characters run amok in both films, but for Edwards, they reflect the larger ideas that make up his main thematic concern: the illustration of how individuals are tiny \u2014 but not insignificant \u2014 parts of a very large and indifferent universe. The difference is that those clich\u00e9s and lack of character development are much easier to explain away in \u201cGodzilla,\u201d due to the fact that it had personality. It had its flaws and indulgences, like most movies, but they were off-set by moments of tremendous inspiration and vision. With \u201cRogue One,\u201d the filmmakers have unsuccessfully attempted to sand those rough edges down, accidentally getting rid of any virtue the movie might have had.\nGone are sequences as breathtaking as Godzilla\u2019s initial reveal or the famous scene with paratroopers being dropped into a metropolitan war zone, replaced here with numbingly endless battle scenes and character deaths that have absolutely no impact or meaning. For the life of me, I cannot recall a single compelling shot from the entire film, whereas I could draw about a dozen shots from \u201cGodzilla\u201d off the top of my head right now. The same goes for any other formal element in the film. The sound design, art direction, editing \u2014 they\u2019re all about what you would expect from a \u201cStar Wars\u201d film. The only thing I can praise is the realistic visual effects work and Greig Fraser\u2019s cinematography. (And even then, it\u2019s really only his lighting, not his framing or use of color, that impresses).\nMost of this movie feels taken out of a \u201cBlockbuster Playbook\u201d that the writers were far too rigorous in sticking too. In \u201cGodzilla,\u201d whatever references there were to previous entries in the franchise served only as a basis for the story, bedrock upon which to build the new story and to give the proceeding action the weight of history and an already established world. In \u201cRogue One,\u201d most references and callbacks, despite a few instances of narrative justification, act as infantilizing fan service that panders to audience nostalgia. I would guess that anyone who hasn\u2019t seen a \u201cStar Wars\u201d film before wouldn\u2019t understand half of them.\nAs a result, \u201cRogue One\u201d is not a real attempt at crafting an honest-to-God movie, but just another lifeless, nondescript wheel in the \u201cStar Wars\u201d Franchise Self-Perpetuation Machine. The common complaint for these types films is that they come across \u201ctrailers for themselves.\u201d I beg to differ, since that implies the filmmakers and their corporate overlords are at least aiming for a singular experience. The reality is even more sinister and depressing: These movies are trailers for their respective brands. They\u2019re not selling you on the idea of the movie \u201cRogue One,\u201d they\u2019re selling you on the idea of \u201cStar Wars\u201d itself. Contrary to the perception they\u2019ve created, Disney has never been the magic studio, where satisfying entertainments are made and dreams come true. 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        "raw_content": "Mayor\u2019s race expands\nBrown Clarke expected to announce run this week\nMONDAY, Feb. 27 \u2014Lansing City Councilwoman Judi Brown Clarke is expected to announce this week that she will run for mayor of Lansing.\n\u201cI\u2019ve made my decision,\u201d Brown Clarke said tonight. \u201cI will be making an announcement this week.\u201d\nHer decision followed the surprise announcement earlier today that three-term incumbent VirgBernero will not seek reelection.\nState Rep. Andy Schor, D-Lansing, announced last week he would seek the post. With Bernero out of the race, Schor is the clear leader with financial support.\nBrown Clarke confirmed that a fundraiser held on her behalf by attorney EdwarZeineh last week raised \u201cover $20,000.\u201d However, Brown Clarke\u2019s campaign owes nearly $12,000 to her and her husband, 54-A District Judge Hugh Clarke.\nAt the beginning of December, Schor had nearly $70,000 on hand,according to campaign finance reports on file with the Michigan Secretary of State\u2019s Office. He has since held his annual beer tasting fundraiser event, so that nest egg is likely higher now.\nBernero\u2019s exit from the race shakes up the fundraising landscape. His campaign finance reports showed he raised much of his money from developers and city of Lansing employees. His last report showed his campaign with $142,000 on hand\nBrown Clarke, 56, is the diversity director for the National Science Foundation's Bio-Computational Evolution in Action Consortium Center at Michigan State University.. She won a Silver Medal in the 1984 Summer Olympics in the 400-meter hurdles.\nShe was elected to her current post on City Council in 2013. The day after her election, which she won with Bernero\u2019s backing, she indicated her interest in being mayor.\n\u201cThere is nothing off the table right now,\u201d she saidin n interview on the radio show\u201cCity Pulse on the Air.\u201d \u201cI\u2019m very candid with that. We\u2019ll see how this plays.\u201d\nBrown Clarke cannot run for both City Council and mayor.\nEfficiency deficiency Next\nGame changer Previous",
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        "raw_content": "Legal Services at UCalgary Law\nUCalgary Law is home to several low-cost or pro bono legal clinics, giving you the help you need while giving students valuable learning experiences.\nStudent Legal Assistance provides free legal information and representation to low-income residents of Calgary and the surrounding regions. Student caseworkers can also provide assistance with trial confirmation and outreach services, including public legal information seminars through City of Calgary agencies.\nVisit Student Legal Assistance\nIf you are an entrepreneur or launching a start-up business, the BLG Business Venture Clinic can help you with your legal questions. Students in the clinic can help draft memos on topics like early round financing, the pros and cons of different business structures, employment issues, intellectual property and possible sources of liability.\nVisit Business Venture Clinic\nThe Public Interest Law Clinic is open to individuals, community organizations, non-governmental organizations and law reform groups who want to change the system, in areas such as environmental assessment processes, landlord-tenant dispute resolution, and environmental protection.\nVisit Public Interest Law Clinc\nIf you\u2019ve been audited or reassessed by the Canada Revenue Agency and don\u2019t agree with the result, the Tax Court Assistance Program (TCAP) may be able to help. The program is designed to help low-income Calgarians with tax dispute resolution.\nFind out more about TCAP",
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        "raw_content": "BREAKING! President Trump Can Build Wall Without Congress Or National Emergency\nIt\u2019s now been discovered that President Trump can actually build a border wall without Congress and without declaring a National Emergency.\nDuring a House Armed Services Committee hearing on Tuesday, John Rood confirmed to Alabama Representative Mo Brooks that President Trump does not need either to get the wall on the border to help stop illegal immigration and drug and sex trafficking.\nThe conversation during the meeting went as follows:\nMO BROOKS: I want to direct your attention to 10 United States Code \u00a7 284 which authorizes President Trump to deploy the United States military to the southern border to build fences and to do a lot of other things, and for clarity, if you look it up in the dictionary the word fence includes the word barrier and the word barrier includes walls made of a wide variety of different materials.\nSo that having been said, it seems to me that 10 U.S. Code \u00a7 284 can be used by the President of the United States to direct the United States military to build a wall. Now as of today, you\u2019ve mentioned military forces along the southern border, have any of them been deployed pursuant to 10 U.S.C. \u00a7 284?\nJOHN ROOD: Congressman, I don\u2019t believe any of our forces have been deployed pursuant to 10 U.S.C. \u00a7 284. You are correct, however, that that use of authority would authorize the secretary of defense to erect barriers, roads, fencing, those types of materials to disrupt drug smuggling.\nBROOKS: Does 10 U.S.C. \u00a7 284 as you understand it, require the declaration of a national emergency before it is implemented?\nROOD: No.\nBROOKS: It does not?\nBROOKS: Has President Trump, to your knowledge, ever used 10 U.S.C \u00a7 284 to direct the military to build the wall that is necessary for border security?\nROOD: No, not to my knowledge, Congressman.\nBROOKS: If President Trump were to direct the Pentagon and the United States military pursuant to 10 U.S.C \u00a7 284 to build such barriers as are necessary to secure our southern border from drug trafficking and international crime cartels would the United States military obey that order?\nROOD: If we judge it to be a lawful order, yes sir. And I assume it would be.\nThere is a budget deadline approaching once again on February 15th. I\u2019m confident we\u2019ll receive word of commencement on the building of the border wall that very day.",
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        "raw_content": "Should U.S. support of religious freedom be stronger?\nRefugees from Sudan attend church services in a refugee camp in newly independent South Sudan in July 2012. After the south voted for independence in 2011, following a 22-year civil war, thousands of Sudanese Christians in the largely Muslim north fled south, where the new constitution protects religious freedom. Sudan's imposition of draconian Islamic law, or Sharia, sparked the war. (Getty Images/Paula Bronstein)\nNearly 75 percent of the world's inhabitants \u2014 5.1 billion people \u2014 live in countries that restrict religious freedom, a fundamental human right under international law. Draconian antiblasphemy laws, threats of imprisonment, physical attacks and the desecration of holy sites are among the tools used to stifle religious expression. Many foreign policy experts see religious oppression as a serious threat to global stability. Advocates in the United States are pushing policymakers to make religious freedom a higher priority, arguing that promoting it abroad will help defuse tensions and foster peace and democracy. But others say that making religion a focus of foreign policy is a mistake because it is too complex and volatile an issue. Meanwhile, some countries, such as newly independent South Sudan, have taken noteworthy steps to broaden religious rights.\nNov. 01, 2013 Religious Repression\nMay 17, 2013 Assisted Suicide\nOct. 16, 2012 Human Trafficking and Slavery\nSep. 20, 2011 Saving Indigenous Peoples\nOct. 30, 2009 Human Rights Issues\nJul. 25, 2008 Human Rights in China\nMar. 26, 2004 Human Trafficking and Slavery\nApr. 30, 1999 Women and Human Rights\nNov. 13, 1998 Human Rights\nJul. 19, 1985 Human Rights in the 1980s\nMay 18, 1979 Human Rights Policy\nApr. 03, 1968 Human Rights Protection\nMar. 21, 1956 Forced Labor and Slavery\nApr. 27, 1949 Forced Labor\nJan. 25, 1945 Bills of Rights",
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        "raw_content": "TIME \u2013 WHO CAN COMPREHEND IT?\nMy husband and I had occasion to talk about time the other day. Specifically, we were speaking about how it seems like something that happened one year ago seems as though it happened yesterday and, at the same time, seems as though it happened many years ago. We know the date of the occurrence, and we know the current date, but time seems to both telescope into the distant past as well as coming down to the microscope of yesterday.\nI suspect you have had those same feelings.\nThe white cliffs at Dover, England.\nWhen we were in England about 8 years ago, we saw the white cliffs at Dover, England, something that my Dad talked about seeing during the war. They were beautiful, and it was an experience that I treasured having. It seems that it was yesterday when we were walking on that path; but it also seems as though we were there at least 20 years ago because of the multitude of experiences that we have had since then.\nHow can our concept of time be so fluid when, in fact, time is one of the most measured and constant things we have in our world. Every year has 365 days in it (except for leap year, then it is 366), every day has 24 hours in it, every hour has 60 minutes. We know this \u2026 yet sometimes it seems the days go by slowly and other times it seems the time flies past us.\nWe know from the account of creation that God created all things, including the establishment of time for our universe.\n\u201cIn the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth. The earth was without form and void, and darkness was over the face of the deep. And the Spirit of God was hovering over the face of the waters. And God said, \u201cLet there be light,\u201d and there was light. And God saw that the light was good. And God separated the light from the darkness. God called the light Day, and the darkness he called Night. And there was evening and there was morning, the first day.\u201d\nThat is how we still speak of time \u2013 the morning and the evening is one day.\nAlthough God created time, God is not bound by it. Indeed, God is eternal. Not only will God exist undiminished everlastingly into the future, but He has existed identically throughout the infinite past.\nGod told Moses His Name in Exodus 3:14: \u201cAnd God said to Moses, \u201cI AM WHO I AM.\u201d No beginning and no end. God IS.\nJesus, as one part of the Trinity, is God and is, like the Father, eternal, with no beginning and no end. In Hebrews 13:8 we read: \u201cJesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever.\u201d\nBut that is not all that speaks to us about time. Scripture also says this:\nWe are finite creatures, not like the infinite eternal God. But I wonder if God gives us a taste of what is like when we seem to have the same event in the recent past as well as in the long past. It would seem that this might be the case given Peters words in his second epistle.\nThere is much that I don\u2019t know. But, I do know this \u2013 God is my powerful, infinite, personal, awesome God, and He is far beyond the limits of time. He knows the past and He knows the future, both for the universe in a cosmic sense and yet for me personally, even though I am no more than a humble creature that is less than a miniscule dot on the planet.\nFather, I thank You for the gift of life, the gift of salvation, the gift of the Holy Spirit. You know the future that has been planned for me, and I am secure and confident in Your hands.\nTHE ATTRIBUTES OF GOD \u2013 ETERNALITY\nJanuary 12, 2018 January 6, 2018 | lindamowles\nWe know that God created the world and everything in it. We are told that in the very first book of the Bible, Genesis chapters 1 and 2. In these verses we are told that God created all things in six days, He rested on the seventh day after proclaiming His creation to be \u201cvery good\u201d. Genesis 1:31. On the fourth day of creation, God set the sun and moon into action thereby establishing the time that governs us throughout our lives.\nWe, along with all of the created order, have a beginning and an end. In other words, simply put, we are bound by time; we are finite; we are not eternal. God, however, is not so bound. God is eternal and His eternality is one of His attributes.\nWayne Grudem says: \u201cGod has no beginning, end, or succession of moments in his own being, and he sees all time equally vividly, yet God sees events in time and acts in time.\u201d [Wayne Grudem, Systematic Theology, p. 168]\nLouis Berkhof notes that the eternal nature of God means that He \u201cpossesses the whole of His existence in one indivisible present.\u201d [Louis Berkhof, Systematic Theology, p. 60]\nBeing outside of time is virtually impossible for us to comprehend. However, it is an attribute of God which is fundamental to our thought about our Creator and Savior.\nIn Exodus Chapter 3 God is speaking with Moses and, in answer to Moses\u2019 question about Who was sending him on the mission to free the Israelites from Egyptian captivity, God says:\n\u201cGod said to Moses, \u201cI AM WHO I AM.\u201d And he said, \u201cSay this to the people of Israel, \u2018I AM has sent me to you.'\u201d\u201d\nGod will exist undiminished everlastingly into the future, and He has existed identically throughout the infinite past. For this reason, God said to Moses \u201cI AM WHO I AM\u201d.\nDavid understood God\u2019s attribute of eternality when he wrote:\n\u201cBut you, O LORD, are enthroned forever; you are remembered throughout all generations.\u201d\nNot only is God the Father eternal in His nature, but this same eternality extends to Jesus Christ, the eternal Son. He existed eternally before His incarnation as the Firstborn over creation, even though at that time He did not have human form.\nPeter wrote of the eternality of the Lord in words that we can understand, even if we cannot wrap our minds around what it means:\nThe attribute of eternality is a wondrous truth for the believer God and in His Son, Jesus Christ. This attribute gives us confidence in our faith and in the salvation and preservation that He gives to us as we live within time. We can live without fear because God is always with us.\nEternality \u2013 a word that we don\u2019t use or think about, but it is a word that gives hope, security and confidence as we rest in God\u2019s eternal nature and in His eternal promises.\nFather, I cannot understand how You can exist forever \u2026 I cannot even understand the concept of forever since all that I have known will last just a short time. But I understand Your name \u2013 I AM \u2013 and I bow at Your feet in thanksgiving that the God of creation would rescue me from sin and claim me as His child, eternally.\nA NEW SERIES: THE ATTRIBUTES OF GOD\nWe have entered a new year, 2018. In considering what God has done for us through the past year, I was contemplating what we believe about Who our God is, what is He like, what is His nature? In other words, what are the attributes of our God?\nSo, as we begin this year, we will consider the attributes of God as a special \u201cseries\u201d of posts each Friday for the next several months. A couple of notes at the outset of this series.\nThere are numerous listings of the attributes of our God, and I will not be covering each and every one.\nI certainly will not consider the posts here to be the final authority on any of the topics, but I pray that we would think about the nature of God and His attributes and realize that each of them have a significant impact on our faith in Him.\nThere will probably be times when pictures are not appropriate for the post topic. So please bear with me.\nThere will likely be many questions, comments, and elements of the attributes that I do not cover in the post and tangential positions that I did not explore. I would encourage you to let me know of your comments, etc., and if there are questions I will gladly respond. But, the posts are not intended to be exhaustive studies on the attributes.\nI pray that the studies presented here will whet your appetite for your own further, more detailed, study of the attributes of God so that your understanding of Him will be deeper than ever before.\nIf your family is like mine, on New Year\u2019s Eve we held out until midnight when we watched the ball drop to mark the beginning of the new year. As we were ticking off the minutes to that moment when the calendar changed and 2017 was gone forever, we pondered just where the \u201cold year\u201d went? How did time fly away so quickly? What have we done with the time that God has granted to us?\nSince \u201ctime\u201d was so paramount in our thoughts that evening, I thought the best place to begin in consideration of the attributes of God would be His Eternality \u2013 that is His eternal nature. 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        "raw_content": "Famous Depressives #3\nphoto by SLR Jester (creative commons)\nFrom A Portrait of the Artist: The Life and Art of Jackson Pollock:\nNor have fans of Pollock ever had any illusions about the artist\u2019s state of mental instability. An abuser of alcohol all his adult life, he suffered a nervous breakdown in 1938 while still living and working in lower Manhattan and was briefly hospitalised for depression. Thereafter, however, there were signs that Pollock\u2019s personal and professional life might achieve some equilibrium. In 1943, Guggenheim gave him his first solo show at her Art of this Century gallery. In 1944, he married Krasner, who was already his long-time lover, and they bought the Springs house together. He was also undergoing intensive psychotherapy at the time \u2013 a process that many believe influenced the work of his most productive period in the late 1940s and early 1950s.\nPosted on August 20, 2015 August 17, 2015 Author kaleachapmanpsydCategories art, depressionTags artist, famous depressives, Jackson Pollock, mental health\nPrevious Previous post: In its severe forms, depression paralyzes",
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The effect of different growth conditions was studied and the results indicate that Au-seeded growth of both GaAs and InAs nanowires on the (111)B surface is strongly dependent on the diffusion of group-III material (Ga and In precursors) from the surrounding surfaces to the growth point. Based on these results, a model was proposed for epitaxial growth\nof nanowires with CBE. More complex nanowires were also grown and studied, such as nanowires of ternary compounds, InAs(1-x)P(x), as well as InAs nanowires containing InP and InAs(1-x)P(x) segments.\nThe crystal structure, direction and composition were characterized by scanning electron microscopy (SEM), transmission electron microscopy (TEM) and X-ray energy dispersive spectrometry (XEDS),\nshowing that growth is almost always in the <111>B direction, a result of the low interfacial free energy of this plane. 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        "raw_content": "HomeWestconnex comes to Underwood Road Homebush \u2013 Aurelia\u2019s story\n14/10/2015 25/10/2015 wendybaconblog Commentaries & ObjectionsAurelia Roper-Tyler, Forced acquisition, Homebush, Noise mitigation, Property valuations, Underwood Road, Westconnex counselling\n(The People\u2019s EIS interviewed Aurelia Roper-Tyler on October 12. Aurelia\u2019s story is just one of thousands across the 33 kilometre Westconnex route. Her story adds some depth that is entirely missing from the EIS Social Impact study. Indeed the GHD consultants who did the social impact study did not interview affected residents for their report. You can draw on individual stories for your submission or tell your own story. The People\u2019s M4 EIS welcomes contributions.)\nAurelia lives in Underwood Road, Homebush. Underwood Rd is the site of the proposed tunnel entrance and ventilation stack for the Westconnex. If the project is approved, houses would be demolished and residents left behind would experience increased traffic, pollution and noise impacts above safe levels. Lots of the vegetation that softens their urban environment would be stripped away.\nThe first Aurelia ever heard about the Westconnex M4 East tunnel was when her father-in-law rang her in December 2013 after he saw it on the evening TV news.\nThe next thing she knew a local paper was on her doorstep asking her if the house was going to be knocked down. Aurelia soon realised that her home was frighteningly close to the tunnel entrance.\nShe rang Strathfield Council who in turn suggested she ring the Westconnex Delivery Authority (WDA). They told her that her home may or may not be acquired and directed her to the WDA\u2019s website. Aurelia says it had \u201cpretty pictures but we really didn\u2019t get much information from it\u201d.\nThe WDA then went into \u201cdamage control\u201d and assigned the family a \u201cliaison officer\u201d, who appeared to know very little, and who later left with no hand-over to the next person. Earlier this year, WDA declined to meet with the family at all. Finally in July, Aurelia received a letter confirming that the house would be acquired.\nThe family\u2019s roots go back in Homebush for decades. Her husband\u2019s family moved into the area in 1973 and can remember the stressful, noisy and disruptive construction of the M4 that cut a swathe through their community.\nAurelia and her husband moved into the Californian bungalow with its big backyard a decade ago just before their twin boys were born. One reason for the move was so that they could be nearer family. They decided they would like to stay and poured their life-savings into renovating their home. It had been barely a month since the end of the renovations when news of the Westconnex broke.\nThe Roper-Tyler home in Underwood Rd\nAt that stage, the boys were attending their local Catholic school just a short distance down the street. When they first heard of the Westconnex, the family was distressed \u2013 they had not desire to move or for the property to be acquired. Aurelia begun attending information sessions on the Westconnex and says that, \u201cafter looking at the detailed maps, it hit me that we need to get out of here\u201d.\n\u201cI realized there was going to be a ventilation stack right behind our house, (in the latest plans it has now changed to be in the front) and the entrance to the tunnel was going to be a hundred metres from our front door.\u201d\n\u201cI am a huge believer in global warming, and pollution, and I thought, we can\u2019t live here. They gave us a timeline of construction (several years), and I realised there were going to be lots and lots of issues with the constructions that were happening here. So I felt we needed to move.\u201d\nBy then the neighbours had received acquisition letters, but she hadn\u2019t. Her home would be left, the last house standing, next to a laneway. \u201cWe were going to be this little house left on its own, with a three lane tunnel entrance on the other side. It was a really, really, difficult situation, because we were wanting to sell, but we couldn\u2019t as nobody would buy.\u201d\nLike many others left in the dark by the WDA, Aurelia and her family then went through a long period of anxiety and depression from stress not knowing what was going to happen. Aurelia felt she was \u201cin limbo land\u201d, which was made worse by the fact that WDA didn\u2019t seem to know either what was happening.\nFinally, half way through this year the chosen route was made public and Westconnex told her they would acquire her house. She\u2019s happy now that a decision has been made and they no longer have to deal with constant uncertainty, but the thought of loosing their home and suburb still fills her with grief. The disruption to an \u201calready busy family life\u201d was also difficult.\n\u201cWe are already busy with schooling, family and our own careers, and then you have this additional, absolutely unforeseen pressure, and it is huge.\u201d\nWestconnex originally offered $400,000 less than their own valuation for the house. Aurelia and her husband stood their ground but worry that many wouldn\u2019t have the capacity to do the same. She knows some who were panicked by the whole situation and just took anything they were offered. She worries about what happens to the more vulnerable.\nThe family will soon move to an apartment nearer the CBD. The boys were awarded a scholarship to attend St Mary\u2019s Cathedral School in the city. Aurelia will however have to travel much further to her work in Concord.\nOne of her frustrations is that many people want to believe Westconnex\u2019s line that the tollway will solve local traffic congestion. (Even the Westconnex EIS doesn\u2019t pretend that this would occur so they are going to disappointed).\nAurelia describes her neighbourhood as having very strong ties. The children all ride their bikes up and down the streets and people look after each other. Aurelia and another friend take it in turns checking in everyday on, their 96-year-old neighbour, but now everyone in the street is leaving except him, and he is very stressed about that. \u201cIt\u2019s killing our neighbour, he has already had three falls because he is so worried about it. Everyday he comes around to our house to ask when are we leaving.\u201d\nOverall, Aurelia, who works as a social worker in the mental health field, found WDA to be \u201cunhelpful\u201d. She is dismissive of the free counselling offered by the WDA to help deal with the loss of their house.\n\u201cFree counseling from a person that is actually causing you grief. It\u2019s ironic. You\u2019re the perpetrator, I\u2019m the victim, you are giving me free counseling so I can deal with your behavior. I think it\u2019s ridiculous.\u201d\nHer husband Jeremy\u2019s grandmother lived in Short St in Homebush, 40 years ago when the M4 came through. It cut her off from the rest of the family on the other side of the road. Before that, she could walk across Short St. to the Church, the pharmacy, the shopping centre and her family. Back then the neighbourhood had the qualities of what planners today call \u2018liveability\u2019.\nThen Short St got cut off and she had to make her way all around across around the motorway until she couldn\u2019t anymore when she was in her 80s.\n\u201c20 years later we are doing exactly the same thing, with promises of a wonderful new road.\u201d\nThere are hundreds of residents living in the Underwood Rd area of Homebush. The project has not yet been approved but if it is, those left behind are going to experience a dramatic deterioration in their living conditions. There will be 24 hours tunnelling for several years during which trucks will remove thousands of truckloads of spoil. A small park and its picnic tables were removed months ago, long before the EIS was even lodged. When the tunnel is open, the noise will still be above acceptable limits for some of those occupying buildings called \u2018sensitive receivers\u2019. Some will receive noise treatment ( this depends on a range of factors including cost; final decisions are not made until construction is well underway). The EIS does not recommend noise mitigation for residents living above the first floor in apartments. The local Catholic Church Our Lady of the Assumption will experience \u2018high\u2019 impacts.\nSite of proposed ventilation stack\nAurelia told us that while she objects to the way WDA has gone about the destruction of her community, she might have been prepared to accept some damage if the overall project was worthwhile. But having examined more closely the Westconnex claim that it will vastly improve the situation for those affected by paralysing traffic congestion in Sydney, she found the evidence did not stack up. She then became a key campaigner for her local area. For that and many other reasons. she will be putting in a submission objecting to the M4EIS proposal.\nThe People\u2019s EIS will be publishing more individual stories soon. Here\u2019s a submission from Haberfield written by an anonymous resident.\n\u2190 Short submission prepared for Leichhardt residents\nWestconnex not worth community damage, says Homebush social worker \u2192\n8 thoughts on \u201cWestconnex comes to Underwood Road Homebush \u2013 Aurelia\u2019s story\u201d\nThanks for giving me a voice Wendy & Nicole\u2026..Cheers and hope people read it.\nThanks for sharing your story Aurelia. As you would know often people can relate more easily to a simple account of how an individual will be affected than hundreds of page of date that describe buildings affected by noise as \u2018sensitive receivers\u2019. There is nothing wrong with that term but it does tend to neutralise the impact.\nAurelia, thanks for the courage in going public. I hope that your story, giving \u2018voice and life\u2019 to a person whose home is being acquired by WestConnex will give courage to others in a similar situation.\nI hope those who are currently in the process of trying to negotiate just terms for the loss of their homes are not panicked into accepting what is first on offer by WestConnex/RMS. That they negotiate hard like Aurelia to get the best deal \u2013 and not leave their current home until they have found a suitable replacement for the home and community they are losing.\nIt is important that residents share their stories, and don\u2019t try to negotiate in silence and alone. Thanks again Aurelia for speaking up.\nWestconnex fails Objective 10 : Protect natural & cultural resources and enhance environment | A People's M4 EIS says:\n[\u2026] Aurelia\u2019s story from Homebush also provides more on the social impacts of Westconnex. [\u2026]\n[\u2026] People\u2019s EIS has already published Aurelia\u2019s story from Homebush. We interviewed Aurelia because she could speak directly about the experience of having her home [\u2026]\nhildaraja says:\nAurelia I am really proud of you.As your teacher in the post graduate class you had always shown gumption.I always believed that you will stand up to be counted and you have.Fighting for your rights-fighting for justice and not just silently accepting things as they come-that is Aurelia.A big hug from me and remember that you need always to stand up to be counted.I am really proud of you my student..lOVE-\nDr Hilda Raja from India-Baroda.\nI love it that my story has reached India and my Social work Teacher Dr. Hilda Raja, who taught me well and all I need to know about questioning authority and direct action.\nMa\u2019am Hilda remember \u2026\u2026my first protest was with you, sitting on the road in front of Stella Maris Collage to stop the CM\u2019s car\u2026.!!!! 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        "raw_content": "Forgiving and Breaking\nToday, Dr. Tom Eliff spoke on strengthening relationships. Let me just add a quick note \u2013 if you ever have the opportunity to hear Dr. Eliff speak don\u2019t miss it. You will be blessed. What he talked about this morning hit home with me, and it is not just useful information for missionaries, but for all believers.\nFirst, forgiveness. Forgiveness is not the same as restitution, reconciliation, and it is not the approval of the sin that was committed against you. Forgiveness is a singular, deliberate, volitional decision in which a person is no longer indebted to you. Forgiveness is an action, something that we are told to do. Jesus tells the story of the servant who would not forgive in Matthew 18:21-35. The climax is the last verse \u2013 which you will have to read. I encourage you to go read this parable and focus on the last verse. Forgiveness is of God, not man. What does forgiving others do for you? It releases you from your debt. You may be wondering, \u201cWhat in the world does that mean?\u201d When someone does something or says something that hurts you, what is your first reaction? Probably, if you are like me, what can I do to get back at them. By forgiving that person, I no longer feel the need to \u201cget even\u201d. Forgiveness also means we have reliance on God and we can be restored to usefulness. We cannot be useful to the kingdom of God if we have bitterness and hatred in our hearts. It contradicts everything that Christ taught. An unforgiving heart torments us. Think about it, who suffers when you don\u2019t forgive someone. The other person is probably at home sleeping like a baby, but you can\u2019t sleep, have health problems, and are bitter to those around you. Forgiveness is a huge issue that we, as Christians, look past. We think we don\u2019t have to forgive someone, whether the offense was great or small. By not forgiving, we are saying our standard of judgement is better than God\u2019s.\nBreaking refers to breaking the curse of words (see James 3:1-12 as a reference). James 3 will explain better than I can what this means, but I\u2019ll try. With our words we paint pictures on the walls of people\u2019s hearts. We can build up or destroy. Is there something that you do or don\u2019t do because of what someone said or how they made you feel. For example, (this is a little thing) my mom made all my clothes when I was little. When I was in the fifth grade, I told her I didn\u2019t want her to make me any more clothes, which I am sure hurt her feelings. Why did I tell her that? Because none of the other kids had homemade clothes and I felt different. My mom didn\u2019t make me anything else until I was in college. There is power in words.\nSo how do we overcome or break the curse of words? It begins by believing in the awesome power of words in your life. Yours words can influence the course of people\u2019s lives, negatively or positively. Beware of the awful problem with words in your life. You cannot domesticate your tongue, in other words, you must always be mindful of what you say and how you say it. There is inconsistency in our words. In one breath we praise God, and in the next we tear someone down. I have realized over the years that there are things that I do or don\u2019t do because of something that was said to me as a child. God help me to not think they are true and not to be defined by a hurtful word from man but instead be defined by God, who is conforming me to the image of Christ. \u2013 MacKenzie\n\u2190 Thanks and Praise\nSNOW \u2013 BUT NOT FOR LONG \u2192",
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        "raw_content": "The cover story for this issue of News From Hope College focuses on sustainability \u2014 a fitting theme for a month that includes the celebration of Earth Day. We often think of sustainability in terms of caring for God\u2019s creation, and rightly so, for Psalm 24:1-2 tells us, \u201cThe earth is the Lord\u2019s, and all it contains, the world, and those who dwell in it.\u201d\nThere are so many responsibilities involved in caring for \u201cthe earth and all it contains.\u201d Our world extends far beyond our backyard, and our neighbors live in places that are distant and unfamiliar. This reality can make it challenging to live in fellowship with \u201cthe world, and those who dwell in it.\u201d To do so, we must consider how our decisions reflect our role as stewards of God\u2019s many gifts. How do we maintain a spirit of fulfillment with what we have, a deep sense of gratitude for what we\u2019ve been given, and a full-hearted commitment to giving back?\nStewardship happens in many ways, and the stories in this issue are a testament to that. Turn the pages, and you\u2019ll read about Creation-Care champions who are leading sustainable practices on Hope\u2019s campus. You\u2019ll also meet three wonderful students and a recent graduate \u2014 Ismael, Irene, Nia and Taylor \u2014 who are sharing their passions in ways that honor and support others. You\u2019ll learn about our three retiring faculty members who have dedicated their careers to the development of students. And, you\u2019ll be moved by alumnus Latif Jigi, whose life journey led him back to Hope College last year. All are blessings to the Hope community.\nWith spring upon us, the snow is melting and the sun is beginning to shine (more regularly, anyway!). Let the promise of spring remind us of the splendor around us and inspire us to be stewards, each in our own way.\nPrevious Previous post: Distinctive Hope: Growing Faith\nNext Next post: Quote, Unquote: Civil Rights Lecture\nOne thought on \u201cFrom the President: Rev. Dennis N. Voskuil, Ph.D.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "Malaria Museum \u2013 Let\u2019s Make Malaria History!\nOpening night at the Malaria Museum, 25th April 2014 was a huge success, with three times the number of visitors expected. Being an educational organisation and exhibition space, we were delighted to hear visitors say, that they\u2019d learned so much and would need to come back in order absorb fully all the entertaining and quirky information exhibited at the Malaria Museum.\nWith the successful launch of a series of public lectures given by Trinity professors who are specialist in the field of malaria, which continued generating awareness about the fight to eradicate malaria. All times where listed on our facebook page.\nMALARIA MUSEUM Dublin\u2019s very own Pop-up Malaria Museum opened in TMB\u2019s headquarters at the top of Grafton Street on 25th April 2014. The Malaria Museum is a quirky experiential space, educating visitors with a variety of historical artefacts and interactive art works.\nWhile the pop-up museum coincided with World Malaria Day, on April 25th, making Dublin part of a Global conversation about malaria, the Malaria Museum website will remain a permanent virtual space to bring together the different voices from around the world that are working to end malaria.\nA group of talented Irish visual artists have collaborated with museum, developing concepts with understanding that the museum\u2019s purpose is to embrace the artistic process and to educate the public by engagement with the visual arts. Growing the exhibition space into a virtual community where ideas can be generated, shared, and refined.\nThrough entertaining, fun and interactive exhibits, both physical and online, the museum will educate the visitor about the history of malaria, its importance as a disease, current efforts to control it and future prospects regarding its eradication. By also acting as an independent forum where people working on malaria can share their work, the museum will contribute to the control and eradication of the disease.\nVanessa Breen has a with wide-ranging experience from her career in film and television, brand communication, and event organization. As museum director she came on board to head up a team of creatives who will make the museum a truly unique experience. Upholding the mission of the Malaria Museum to remain an independent space to bring together the different voices from around the world that are working to end malaria.\nMarco Herbst is an entrepreneur born in Ireland, currently living in Berlin. As founder of the Malaria Museum, he has been collecting items and interviewing experts in the field of Malaria since 2008. It is his intention to bring together adequate talent, finance and enthusiasm to establish a museum that will live up to and surpass the aims of the mission statement.\nCurated by Aoife O\u2019Sullivan\nFeaturing pieces by Fiona Byrne, Eileen Hutton, Leanne McLaughlin and Jimmy V. Zalkauskas.\nPhotos by Louise Scott (http://disassembledublin.blogspot.ie/2014/04/happy-marlaria-day.html)",
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        "raw_content": "Around the holidays, families cook all different types of food from fish all the way to lasagna. In Foran High School, there are many students with families that cook different dishes to accommodate their traditions.\nThere are a number of holidays that families celebrate around the winter and fall. Senior Hannah Turner states, \u201cMy family usually celebrates Christmas around this time of year and we all gather together and celebrate.\u201d Another family who celebrates Christmas is Jessie Foss. Foss states, \u201cMy family celebrates and cooks for Christmas. My family cooks the best food during this holiday.\u201d Lastly, Janella Briones states, \u201cMy family and I celebrate Christmas. This is my favorite holiday because of the foods that my family makes.\u201d\nThere are many types of food around the holidays that people eat from cookies all the way to fish.\nThere are many types of foods that families make around the holidays that are special to them and their traditions. Many families make the same types of food every year which make them a tradition to the family. Foss says, \u201cThe types of food my family makes around the holidays are mostly ham, lasagna, and salad. My favorite dish is lasagna because of how amazing my family bakes it.\u201d Differently, Turner states, \u201cFor the main course around Christmas time, my family makes sweet potatoes, peas, carrots, and glazed ham. For dessert, we all make gingerbread cookies together, which is my favorite part of this holiday. My favorite dish is the sweet potatoes because we don\u2019t have those often in my house and it is fun to get to have food that you normally don\u2019t have.\u201d Briones says, \u201cMy family cooks turkey and ham for the holidays, but my absolute favorite dish is my mom\u2019s potato casserole that she makes every year.\u201d Families have unique traditions that they celebrate that differ from others. Some traditions do overlap, but some are very special and different.\nMany of these traditions were started a long time ago and families have kept doing it to bring back memories and happiness. Turner says, \u201cI have been making this food with my family since I was five years old and it\u2019s been amazing.\u201d Foss similarly states, \u201cMy family has been doing these traditions for more than 20 years and I\u2019m so glad I get to be a part of it. One day I want to share these traditions with my children. Briones explains her long tradition by saying, \u201cI\u2019ve been celebrating and making these foods since I was born and I love it because it is what makes my family, my family.\u201d\nFoods that people make around the holidays are important to who they are and their family traditions. There are many types of food that represent families.\nPrevious AdDRESSing the Code\nNext Keeping Accountability in Mind",
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        "raw_content": "Can we use mathematics to prevent crime?\nIgnacio Amigo May 30, 2016\nFiled under Mathematics Sociology\nImage credit: Flickr/Alfred Hess\nThere is a theory in criminology that says that if a broken window in a building is left unrepaired, that building will soon have all its other windows broken. The rationale behind it is that signs of urban disorder and untended public spaces elicit antisocial behaviour. The idea is reminiscent of the concept of \u201ccriticality\u201d in physics, whereby small, seemingly insignificant changes, can trigger large-scale sequences of events with unexpected consequences.\nWith this analogy begins a recent work by D\u2019Orsogna & Perc1, in which they have compiled and explained several statistical physics models that have been adapted to the singularities of criminal behaviour. In the next lines, we\u2019ll take a look at some of them and see if we can use mathematics to prevent crime.\nMapping crime\nA simple system to study crime is residential burglary since the targets don\u2019t move and one can focus solely on the actions of the burglars. In a model developed by Short et al., the criminals are considered to act in an area that is close to their residence, but not too close. Target houses are chosen based on two things: their \u201cattractiveness\u201d (i.e. ease of access, perceived wealth) and the burglar\u2019s past experiences, by which a successful rob can encourage new robberies at the same residence or those located in the vicinity.\nDepending on the values given to the parameters, the model predicts that three stable situations can emerge: 1) crime can be evenly spread throughout the area; 2) crime hotspots can transiently emerge and persist for some time before disappearing and diffusing elsewhere, or 3) persistent crime hotspots emerge surrounded by areas with low criminality. An interesting observation is that when there is a large number of criminals, the most likely outcome is either the first model, in which there are no crime hotspots or the third one, where hotspots are persistent.\nPolice intervention has also been studied in the context of this model by setting to zero the crime rates at hotspots for a given time frame. One of the conclusions is that only some crime hotspots can be permanently eradicated by police intervention, while the most active spots are only displaced.\nCriminal games\nAnother interesting approach to study crime is to apply Evolutionary Game Theory models. These models are devised as games in which two players are confronted and have to decide simultaneously if they want to cooperate or defect. Depending on both decisions, each player then receives a pay-off, and by setting different values to the pay-offs, different games emerge.\nProbably the most famous game is the \u2018Prisoner\u2019s dilemma\u2019. Although its story can be told in many ways, it was initially presented as two criminals that are arrested at the same time and imprisoned. They are both guilty, but there is not enough evidence to fully convict them for all their crimes, so the prosecutors try to negotiate: if both of them accuse each other, they get two years in prison each; if one accuses the other but the other remains silent, the informer gets out and the accused gets three years in prison; finally, if both remain silent, each one gets only one year in prison.\nAlthough it might not seem obvious at first glance, the only rational strategy for each player in the \u2018Prisoner\u2019s dilemma\u2019 is to accuse the other. Why? Imagine you are one of the prisoners: if the other prisoner accuses you, you should also accuse him because that way you will serve two years instead of three. On the other hand, if the other prisoner remains silent, you should accuse him because then you go free instead of spending a year in prison. So, despite the fact that if they cooperate they can get a better deal for both, the rational strategy is to defect. The idea is the same that underlies the famous concept of the \u201cTragedy of the commons\u201d, by which a selfish, yet rational, behaviour, ends up being against one\u2019s interest.\nBut the \u201cPrisoner\u2019s dilemma\u201d is just one of many games. By changing the pay-offs, other situations emerge in which the rational strategy might be different than defection. Higher layers of complexity can be added by including different types of players with different strategies and pay-offs. Each round two randomly players are chosen to interact and their pay-offs are calculated.\nAn interesting evolutionary game to model crime was constructed considering four types of players, each one with a different strategy:\n1) Paladins: model citizens that never commit crimes and are always willing to collaborate with the authorities.\n2) Villains: the bad guys, they commit crimes and never collaborate with the authorities.\n3) Informants: an intermediate figure, they commit crimes but collaborate with the authorities.\n4) Apathetics: who neither commit crimes nor collaborate with the authorities.\nThere is a population of players and each round a criminal (either a villain or an informant) and a potential victim (that could be anyone else) are randomly selected. After every interaction, the criminal gets a positive pay-off and the victim loses the same amount. If the victim is either an apathetic or a villain, the crime goes unreported and the round ends. On the other hand, if the victim is either an informant or a paladin, an investigation begins. Chances that an investigation succeeds depend on the total number of paladins and informants within the total population. In the case of a conviction, the victim gets back its loss and the criminal gets a punishment. If the crime goes unpunished, the criminal retains its pay-off and the victim has a further loss, that accounts for a possible retaliation. Importantly, at the end of each round, the player with the lowest pay-off changes its strategy, which means that the number of paladins, villains, informants and apathetics within a population is dynamic.\nBy changing the initial number of each type of players or the different pay-offs, one can model different kind of situations and their outcomes. One of the conclusions of the model is that informants are crucial to the emergence of a crime-free society. In fact, a transition from a crime-dominated society to a crime-free society can be achieved by imposing an optimal number of informants, an observation that has also been observed in behavioural experiments with humans.\nCan we solve a crime like we solve an equation?\nThe short answer is that no, we can\u2019t. There are seldom simple solutions to complex problems. However, models such as those commented here can offer different and interesting angles to help in the search of solutions. And if we want to win the fight against crime, we are going to need all the help we can get.\nD\u2019Orsogna, MR & Perc M. (2015) Statistical physics of crime: A review. 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        "raw_content": "How-To: Know the Wonder of Giving\nI recently heard a story of a pastor who saw a woman at his church and was compelled to give her something. He reached in his wallet and all he had was a five dollar bill. He felt God telling him to give it to the woman. He thought, five dollars is so little, what is she going to say? After struggling, he willingly went over to the woman and handed her the five dollars. She looked at him and began to hug him and cry. She went on to say that she really wanted to attend church that night but her car had little gas. She decided to go in faith believing God would provide her a way back home. The five dollars she said was an answer to my prayer.\nWe never really know how God can work through our giving, no matter how small it is. The return is a blessing; the pastor walked away blessed as well. The generous will prosper; those who refresh others will themselves be refreshed (Proverbs 11:25, NLT).\nAnother thing about giving is that the attitude behind it matters. Giving should be a joyful experience. You must each decide in your heart how much to give. And don\u2019t give reluctantly or in response to pressure. For God loves a person who gives cheerfully (2 Corinthians 9:7, NLT). Give generously to him and do so without a grudging heart; then because of this the Lord your God will bless you in all your work and in everything you put your hand to (Deuteronomy 15:10, NLT). Has anyone ever given you something with a scowl? If you have ever had such an experience, then imagine how God must feel when His children\u2014the ones He has gifted with life itself\u2014are too selfish to share with others.\nThe simple point is this: We have been given, so we can give. When we fail to understand this, we break the heart of God!\nRemember, God doesn\u2019t expect us to give what we don\u2019t have. There is no place in Christian giving for competition or comparison to others. It is a private and personal thing. When therefore you give alms, do not sound a trumpet before you, as the hypocrites do in the synagogues and in the streets, that they may be honored by men. Truly I say to you, they have their reward in full. But when you give alms, do not let your left hand know what your right hand is doing that your alms may be in secret: and your Father who sees in secret will repay you (Matthew 6:2-4, NAS).\nOur giving is never to be done for human acknowledgement or our own praise. The only one to please is God and He doesn\u2019t care how many dollars you give compared to anyone else.\nGiving can be a form of praise and worship. Once again Christmas nears and we will be celebrating the birth of Christ. One of the main reasons we have the custom of giving and receiving presents at Christmas is to remind us of the wise men coming to worship Jesus by bringing gifts of frankincense, gold and myrrh.\nI was about eight when I was invited to a classmate\u2019s birthday party. Her name was Denise and she lived up the street from me. It was raining that day, but I was still able to go to her party. I was the first to arrive. I noticed the long dining room table was set with party plates, a tablecloth, party favors, cake, and food. She and I awkwardly waited for the other guests. Finally, her mother had us sit at the table to eat. I remember I felt sad for her that no one else came to celebrate her birthday. In a way, at Christmas, I think people are too busy and miss celebrating Jesus\u2019 Birthday! For God loved the world so much that he gave his one and only Son, so that everyone who believes in him will not perish but have eternal life (John 3:16, NLT). Let us worship and celebrate Him. One way is by giving back.\nGiving comes in all forms. What are your resources? If you\u2019re a stylist, perhaps you can give free haircuts? What are your skills? Believe me, the smallest gesture can make the hugest impact. I heard of women whose family had already grown and left the house, but she still cooked in large portions. One day she felt like giving the food away instead of wasting it. She made 11 plates of food and headed out to the park. When she arrived, she approached a woman with children. The woman looked up and told her that she had just asked God if he could just feed her children that night!\nBe creative and intentional starting this season. It can be as simple as a hug or smile. Perhaps giving flowers, a meal, groceries, babysitting, a cup of coffee, or housecleaning. 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        "raw_content": "Embrace This Moment With Love\nOn my way up to the study to begin this writing, I stopped at the wall of family portraits which I pass on the way. Those pictured include my sons as toddlers, college graduates and grooms. As I considered the little boys-turned-men before me, I wondered how it happened that my older son Mike became a husband and then the father of three little girls. I went on to wonder how his younger brother Tim also became a husband and serves as uncle to his nieces.\nAs I perused the family photos further, my lingering sigh acknowledged my husband\u2019s and my parents who have all passed away. Wasn\u2019t it just last week when they celebrated the kids\u2019 birthdays with us? So many years have passed since each one left us. My momentary grief became a chuckle as I gazed at our sons\u2019 wedding photos which include their dad and me. It occurred to me that he and I are well past the ages our parents were on our wedding day. \u201cHow did that happen?\u201d I asked again.\nA shiny glimmer distracted me before I could lament the evidence of aging clearly displayed by our own wedding picture and the photos of us as parents of the grooms. This ray of light had traveled through the window and settled on the wing of one of a chorus of pewter angels which hang in the midst of our family pictures. With arms outstretched, this particular celestial being contentedly watches over my loved ones. As I admired her, she seemed to beckon me a bit closer. When I complied, I remembered that this particular angel is my favorite because the string of words carved into her sash quote Mother Teresa of Calcutta. Her tiny sash reads, \u201cWe can do no great things, only small things with great love\u2026\u201d\nWith that bit of truth in mind, I finally climbed the stairs to the study. I could not help considering the difference a few days make. Indeed, a single moment makes all of the difference in the world. One moment we are newlyweds. Not many moments later, we are parents. One moment, our child enters kindergarten. The next moment, he is off to college. One moment, we seek advice from our much wiser mom. The next moment, we sit at her bedside at the end of her life. A few moments here, a few moments there and a few moments here again mark the time between our births and passing. All the while, the significance of each day, hour and moment depends upon what we choose to do and what we choose not to do with them. This significance is enhanced, just as Mother Teresa tells us, not by the greatness or smallness of our deeds, but by the love with which we perform them.\nAs I write, the significance of every moment of our lives becomes crystal clear. I realize that every moment of my past -the good and the bad- made possible each of the photos on our wall. I also realize the value of my future which is filled with uncharted waters. Most importantly, I realize the value of the present moment \u2013God\u2019s greatest gift to each one of us\u2013 which requires my undivided attention and my love. Within this very moment, I can choose to do or not to do the things to which God calls me. Mother Teresa\u2019s words simply underscore Jesus\u2019 challenge from long ago.\nIn all that he said and did, Jesus acknowledged that, in spite of our smallness, we can accomplish much, if only we commit ourselves to doing so. In Luke\u2019s gospel (9:51-62), Jesus appeared harsh when he rebuked those who said they wished to follow him but then listed the things they needed to do beforehand. Jesus scolded them because they had not yet come to see that, to follow Jesus, they needed to bring God\u2019s love into every moment. If they buried their dead and tended to their farms with God\u2019s love, they followed Jesus. The same is true for us. Though you and I will likely never minister to the poor in the streets of Galilee as Jesus did nor in the streets of Calcutta as Mother Teresa did, we can serve those we meet along the way with love. Perhaps Jesus seems inpatient because he knows the joy to be found in love-filled moments and he wants nothing more than for us to know the same.\nPosted in Devotionals, Writings.\tTagged Choose Well, Joy, Joy In Every Moment, love, Mother Teresa\n\u201cWhat are you willing to give me if I hand him over to you?\u201d\nIt is a terrible feeling to suspect that a colleague or an alleged friend might figuratively throw you under the bus to save his or her own skin. My naivet\u00e9 exposed itself in full force on the few occasions in my life when this suspicion became a reality. Each time, the shock truly overwhelmed me as I bore the brunt of someone else\u2019s mistakes.\nTough as these experiences were for me to deal with, they pale in the face of Judas\u2019s betrayal of Jesus. These two walked together for three years. Jesus shared his most important teachings and his most intimate feelings with Judas. The weeks leading up to Passover were extremely difficult as the sentiment among many in the Temple had turned completely against Jesus. Rather than comforting his friend, Judas does what he must to save himself. Most regrettably, Judas seals his arrangement with a kiss.\nHad Judas understood what Jesus was trying to tell him during their time together, he would not have turned to that noose to be released from his guilt. He would have realized that The Parable of The Prodigal Son and all of Jesus\u2019 teachings regarding God\u2019s mercy, forgeiveness and Love were meant for him just as they are meant for each one of us. If Judas had taken to heart Jesus\u2019 message, he would have realized that he was forgiven long before the first nail was pounded into Jesus\u2019 wrist.\nO Jesus, the pain of Judas\u2019 betrayal likely eclipsed what would follow. Yet, as Judas pulled away from your cheek, you would have embraced the suffering ahead even if it had come on his behalf alone. Jesus, increase my devotion to your word and let me never forget that I am forgiven.\nPosted in Devotionals, Writings.\tTagged forgiveness, God Forgives Everything, Mercy and Love\nFrom John 13:21-33, 36-38\nAfter retiring from his \u201creal\u201d job, my husband worked as a hospice chaplain a day or two each week. This new venture was a far cry from his work as an elementary and middle school principal, but it dovetailed nicely with his service as deacon at our parish. Actually, my dear spouse enjoyed enjoy this opportunity more than one would expect.\nThe initial choice to accept hospice services is an admission that ones days are numbered. However, it is also an invitation to pull back some of the artillery and to negotiate peace with ones impending journey home. My husband never ceased to be amazed by the calm that settled upon his patients as they approached their last days. Their acceptance of the things to come seemed to free them to enjoy the days they had while tying up loose ends as best they could. When these newfound friends bid their final farewells, my husband rejoiced with them, for they had achieved certain peace at last.\nToday\u2019s scripture indicates that Jesus is acutely aware that his days are numbered as well. Nonetheless, Jesus takes the time to savor his last meal with his friends. Though many in his own community are planning his imminent demise, Jesus\u2019 acceptance frees him to offer his friends his final lessons. During the days that follow, Jesus ignores his own suffering to reach out to the women of Jerusalem and to the criminal who hangs next to him on a cross. Our friend Jesus is at peace with all that he will endure, and he asks for only our company in return.\nDearest Jesus, give me the courage to remain with you even when so many seem to reject your message. Fill me with the peace and courage that allowed you to endure your passion.\nPosted in Devotionals, Writings.\tTagged Death and Dying, Facing Death, Jesus Embraces Death, Life After Death\nI have too much to do this week! Our grocery list continues to grow. The house has to be cleaned and the laundry finished before the weekend. I also have an article to write for our church bulletin. I must remember to reschedule that dentist\u2019s appointment. I should have made it for next week. At least I set aside the clothes and groceries for the food pantry.\nA gentle tap at the window has distracted me from my to-do list. I turn to see a lovely white dove staring at me from the large flowerpot outside our patio door. Though such visitors usually fly off when I draw near, this dove remains, content to stare back at me. A ray of sun causes her feathers to take on a heavenly aura. As I wonder what she is up to, it occurs to me that she may wonder the same thing about me. As our gazes meet, I realize that I have not prayed much today. Does this lovely dove know that she has reminded me to do just that?\nDear God, you extend your friendship to me and to all of your children in the most unexpected and grace-filled ways. I will offer my appreciation for your time and attention more frequently by making the time to spend with you.\nPosted in Devotionals, Writings.\tTagged God Is Never Too Busy For Us, Make Time To Pray, Too Busy For God?\nGod\u2019s Is With Us\nCaiaphas said to them, \u201cYou know nothing, nor do you consider\nthat it is better for you that one man should die instead of the people, so that the whole nation may not perish.\u201d\nThe words of Caiaphas send a chill down my spine. He is speaking about the Good Shepherd, the one who would leave his entire flock to find a lost sheep. He is speaking about the Father of the Prodigal Son who gave that young man half his wealth, watched him squander it and then welcomed him home. Caiaphas must not have heard the parable about the pearl of great price for which a man sold everything. He must have missed the tale of the woman who swept up and dusted her house again and again until she found the precious coin she had lost. Poor Caiaphas has missed everything of importance that Jesus said because he is blinded and deafened by his desire to maintain his stature and to remain in power.\nJesus made it clear that each one of us, including the elusive Caiaphas, is worth anything and everything he would go through to share God\u2019s message of mercy, forgiveness and love. I know it isn\u2019t easy to stop caring about the things that are important to us, even when we realize that they are keeping us from the best friend we\u2019ll ever have. Still, on the beautiful June day, we turn away from our earthly treasures toward the One who is the source of all beauty. When life is good, we give thanks to the Source of all of our blessings. When circumstances threaten, we tighten our grasp on the One who is with us in everything. Poor Caiaphas may not have realized the gift of God\u2019s presence in his life, but we do.\nGood and Gracious God, thank you for revealing yourself in Jesus and in all people of good will whose goodness reflects your own.\nPosted in Devotionals, Writings.\tTagged Brave Jesus, God's Persistent Love, God's Presence, Poor Caiaphas, The Good News\nWho do you say that I am? Luke (9:18-24) tells us that when Jesus posed this question, Peter responded quickly. Peter typically replied to Jesus\u2019 queries without hesitation. Sometimes, Peter\u2019s promptness served him well. At other times, some forethought would have saved Peter a good deal of heartache. I am afraid that over the years I have shared Peter\u2019s propensity to respond quickly with similar results. At times, hurriedly speaking up remedied tough situations. At other times, I have made things worse by opening my mouth before my good sense filtered out words which needed to remain unspoken. The good news is that I have spent a lifetime considering the question Jesus poses today. Here is my answer, Lord\u2026\nWho do You say that I am? When I was five years old, my family and I walked to church to attend my little sister\u2019s baptism. We celebrated afterward with a family party. Our faith was extremely important to my parents and to our extended family. We marked joyful and sorrowful milestones, as well as the time in between, with acknowledgements of God\u2019s Presence. You, my God, are the One who is always with us.\nWho do you say that I am? As I grew, I learned a good deal about love. I found that, more than anything else, we all want to be loved, even when we act as though we do not need others. My parents and our extended family loved me, each in his or her own way, as best they could. Still, there were days when I felt that I was not at all loveable and that I was not at all loved. I ended those days with an aching heart. As I soaked my pillow with tears, I turned to God. You, my God, are the One who always listens.\nWho do you say that I am? I clearly recall being angry with God at age sixteen. I knew deep down that I was drawn to the convent. I loved my aunts, Sister Gerard, Sister Ida Marie and Sister Marie Raoul, and I loved many of the sisters I had met along the way. I had little patience with trivial pursuits. I cared about the poor and the outcasts who tried to survive on the fringes of teenage life. I felt deep compassion for my mom who worked much harder than she should have had to work. I avoided trouble because I could not bear to give her anything more to worry about. I was angry because, just once, I wanted to be a \u201cnormal\u201d person who did not worry quite so much about everyone and everything. I did not realize that there were lots of \u201cnormal\u2019 people around me who shared my woes. Angry as I was toward God for making me who I am, God never stopped peeking around corners, showing up on a sunny day or smiling through the face of a friend who understood. You, my God, are the one who remains faithful to us.\nWho do you say that I am? As it happened, God had other plans for me. I spent a summer during college living with two nuns. We taught English to Spanish-speaking children to prepare them for school. Sister Liz and Sister Rose taught me to enjoy life a bit more and to worry a bit less. They also encouraged me to accept a date with the young teacher who was hanging out at the rectory. The following year, I completed college, secured a teaching job for the fall, and married that teacher during the summer in between. I second-guessed myself often regarding my ability to teach and to be a wife. I persisted only because God gifted me with unexpected insight along the way. You, my God, are the God of Surprises.\nWho do you say that I am? This past weekend, I found God in our sons, our daughters-in-law and our granddaughters. As we celebrated Father\u2019s Day, my husband and I enjoyed a glimpse of love fulfilled in the remarkable people whom we are blessed to call our family. Regardless of the circumstances which challenge us along the way, our love for this family and their love for us carries us through. As we enjoyed our dinner together, I saw that God, too, has been with me during my happiest, loneliest, most frightening and challenging moments. As I smile and cry, dance and sing, fret and rejoice along the way, God is with me. When I crawl into bed each night, God wraps me in a blanket of love whether I need it or not. Who do you say that I am? You, my God, are the God of Unconditional and Unending Love.\nPosted in Devotionals, Writings.\tTagged God is With Us, God's love, God's unconditional love, Who Is God",
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        "raw_content": "New York Means Expected Excellence\nA recent report from the New York City Comptroller found that New Yorkers work the longest weeks and have the longest average commutes in the U.S. What makes the report so disturbing is that the two top cities with the longest commute times: New York and San Francisco, are cities that have some of the most extensive public transportation infrastructures.\nAnd not only do New Yorkers have long commute times for the many millions who live outside the five boroughs and commute in every day, New York City residents who live and work in the city have long commute times.\nI am one of those New York City residents that have a long commute. I live 12 miles from where I work. Google Maps tells me it takes 24 minutes to drive that distance without traffic. It takes me over an hour to get to my office each day even when things are running properly (which is rarely).\nNew Yorkers tolerate these long commutes (which are getting worse and more expensive at the same time) not because we are suckers for punishment but because New York is worth it.\nWe expect a certain level of excellence in New York. Things that are acceptable or even considered excellent in other parts of the country just don\u2019t make the cut here. That\u2019s not being snobby or cruel, it\u2019s just the cold hard truth. New York excels at smashing people in the face with cold hard truth at every opportunity.\nI definitely notice that borderline New York snobbery creeping up on me in certain circumstances, especially at restaurants when I\u2019m traveling. I\u2019ve been to enough good restaurants in New York that when I go outside the city and stuff just isn\u2019t right I notice right away. I know I wouldn\u2019t have noticed if I had been living elsewhere.\nThe reputation for New Yorkers as being rude is tired and not entirely true. There are plenty of rude people in the city, absolutely, but what many people take for rudeness is actually just a brusque sense of not having time to waste. As the numbers show, New Yorkers are in a hurry and have less time to dawdle. That\u2019s a testament to people being at the top of their game and playing for keeps.\nThere are reasons the city is teeming with people, many of whom were born elsewhere. It\u2019s because New York is a symbol of the very top of everything: music, art, culture, dining, literature, you name it. If you can make it here, you can make it anywhere\u2014the adage holds as true today as it ever did. Our homeless are even better than other cities if for no other reason than they have to be smart enough to survive the cold weather and that weeds out the extremely feeble-minded.\nAnd, while it certainly is not justified, city residents almost always feel a twinge of schadenfreude when a friend or acquaintance leaves the five boroughs. Just the act of staying and surviving in the city gives you a feeling of accomplishment all on its own, no matter how dreary the circumstances of your life might be. That can be a destructive attitude as well \u2013 staying in one place at all costs just to prove a point can be just as harmful as habitually moving all the time. No other city carries that same emotional baggage with it. No one pats themselves on the back for eking out a living in Jacksonville, Florida.\nWhich is why the public transit system is going to have to change. It has never run well and it has run with minimal competence for decades. This latest report by the New York City Comptroller illustrates in raw numbers the fact that New York\u2019s transit system is operating far below New York standards.\nThe latest data is proof that New Yorkers are getting the shaft (again) from our own transit system. The silver lining is that New York is too good a city to let this slight go unchanged.\nTags: awesomeness, Big Apple, city living, commutes, good, greatness, life, living, MTA, New York City, standards, subways, workers\n2 responses to \u201cNew York Means Expected Excellence\u201d\nMike Haggerty says : April 5, 2015 at 10:32\nMatt: A couple of things to keep in mind\u2014there are native New Yorkers [like you, and I was until I got transferred by Uncle Sugar], and then there are the transplants. So when people refer to \u201crude NYer\u2019s,\u201d I actually believe that the rude ones are the transplants. A lot of them moved here to \u201cmake it big\u201d or to live in the latest \u201cin\u201d neighborhood. 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        "raw_content": "Agile Implementation: Reengineering dissemination of healthcare in the US\nAgile Implementation is a modern-day formula for quality improvement. Efficient, sustainable, scalable, and human-centric, Agile Implementation methodology could be used in a variety of fields beyond healthcare. Credit: Indiana University Center for Health Innovation and Implementation Science\nIn a study published in the Journal of the American Geriatrics Society, clinician-researchers and implementation scientists from the Regenstrief Institute, Eskenazi Health, and Indiana University address the escalating need for faster implementation of healthcare innovation. The authors present Agile Implementation, a simple new methodology which they designed, developed, embedded and tested. Agile Implementation enables fast, efficient, scalable, sustainable and effective dissemination of evidence-based healthcare solutions.\nThe need is great. For example, as the ratio of older to younger Americans increases, older adults will struggle to find family and professional providers to support their care, especially the care of the approximately one in five older adults with a mental health or substance abuse problems\u2014including lifelong conditions and late life onset illnesses such as Alzheimer's disease. But evidence-based models of care developed to serve these older adults have inadequately spread to caregivers, healthcare systems and the older adults themselves according to the study authors.\nTo support the spread of innovation, Agile Implementation reorders and reprioritizes the implementation steps so that the families of older adults, their caregivers, primary care physician, healthcare system or other large or small organization pulls the solution rather than the innovator pushing it forward. 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        "raw_content": "Divided by meaning\nWonderful photos, but the Equating of Rural Poor to Trump Supporters doesn\u2019t wash. First off the Median income of the average Trumpista is a not so bad 72K. Second Trump rules with longtime Republican voters 76% to 4%. Which is to say that the average Trump supporter has been voting GOP for a LONG time. TheDonald just gets them all worked up . If you look into the details, you end up with a picture of a middle aged or older relatively successful white person living in a rural county with a declining local economy. So, although I would be first in line to say that the 1% (or 0.1%) have worked overtime to capture an unconscionable (and unsustainable) fraction of the gains (e.g. $$) from Globalization, I don\u2019t think that explains the motivations of the average Trump Voter. . . .\nDigital Artist, Photographer, Space-Rocker, Random Troublemaker\nNever miss a story from KGH, when you sign up for Medium. Learn more\nNever miss a story from KGH",
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        "raw_content": "Photo by Avi Naim on Unsplash\nI Did Fuck-All This Weekend\nThis weekend was an anomaly, not because I did fuck-all, but because I did fuck-all with abandon. I didn\u2019t just do fuck-all and pretend to myself that I was going to be productive; I did fuck-all, all-out and unapologetically. I started the weekend with good intentions, with vague plans to make progress on selling my motorcycle, for example. Instead, the weekend was characterized by a progressive slide into conscientiouslessness.\nBy Saturday night, my commitment to achieving fuck-all had cemented and had achieved a kind of balls-to-the-wall intensity. It felt like I was a rock star in and hotel room with lots of chairs to throw around, except that there was no hotel room and no chairs. I\u2019m also not a rock star; I program computers for a living.\nDon\u2019t get me wrong, my automatic obsession with getting things done did manage to trick me a little: I wrote a couple of articles, one of them pretty long, and I think I might have taken out the trash. I showered, and I spent some time with the in-laws, twice. But all of this productivity was accidental.\nAs the weekend wore on, and as I realized that nothing of any significance was going to be achieved, there was a sense of surrendering into it. I started wondering, \u201cWhat will happen if I truly achieve nothing? What is the worst thing that could happen?\u201d\nWell, it\u2019s Monday morning, and I can report that nothing happened, literally. I\u2019m still here. The world is still here. Everything that was not done is still not done and it doesn\u2019t matter. But something is a bit different. It feels like a heavy weight has been lifted just a little. There is a strong belief that unless I stay on that treadmill of doing then something terrible will happen. That belief is beginning to crumble.",
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        "raw_content": "Don\u2019t kill the bad guys, but also don\u2019t make them three-dimensional characters to redeem them either.\nI deny that it was a mess; the majority of people are on my side here. So, I guess you\u2019re not really using the word \u201cundeniable\u201d correctly, but sure dude.\nIt was fun. It started by focusing on Groot dancing rather than showing the battle for a reason. That battle wasn\u2019t really the point of the movie, it put the action in the background because, that early on, there\u2019s really no tension there, we don\u2019t expect them to lose or even to really be tested. But it also served to jump us directly into the story, something that is refreshing in a sequel because we don\u2019t need to rehash the first movie, we know these characters. I liked that choice.\nI enjoyed the movie; it was entertaining and fun and funny, and it had emotional moments as well as comedic. You rip it for having gray areas with good-bad guys and bad-bad guys; that\u2019s called having three-dimensional characters. That, also, is refreshing considering what other comic book movies have done recently by botching iconic characters like Batman, Superman (twice), and making heroes fight other heroes in Civil War as well as Batman v Superman (which still baffles me; do the writers not realize both are heroes? Fuck off dude, why would I watch that shit even if reviewers didn\u2019t rip it for being a barely coherent story with characters that only resemble Batman and Superman in that they share the same names and costumes but with none of the characteristics or qualities that embody what we love about those characters).\nNever miss a story from Eric Schulz, when you sign up for Medium. Learn more\nNever miss a story from Eric Schulz",
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        "raw_content": "Bakka to the Future\nThe Bakka Phoenix Bookstore; 152 Augusta Avenue, Toronto, ON\nThe Bakka Phoenix Bookstore is something of a landmark in the Toronto spec fic literary scene. Several noted Canadian science fiction and fantasy authors, including Robert J. Sawyer, Tanya Huff, Michelle Sagara, Cory Doctorow, and Nalo Hopkinson, have been employed by the store. Tonight we'd like to honor Bakka by inviting several of its alumni to read...\nEd Greenwood is an award-winning Canadian writer, editor, game designer, columnist, and librarian best known as the creator of The Forgotten Realms\u00ae fantasy world. His New York Times-bestselling fantasy novels have sold millions of copies worldwide in over thirty languages. He has been a judge for the World Fantasy Awards and the Sunburst Awards, and been Guest of Honor at more than sixty conventions. Hailed as \u201cthe Canadian author of the great American novel\u201d (J. Robert King), \u201can industry legend\u201d (DRAGON\u00ae Magazine), \u201ca true genius\u201d (Elaine Cunningham), and \u201cone of the greats (GAMES Magazine), Ed was inducted into the Academy of Adventure Gaming, Art and Design Hall of Fame in 2003.\nLeah Bobet lives in Toronto, ON, Canada with a garden, a computer, and many books. She has a degree in linguistics from the University of Toronto, edits at Ideomancer Speculative Fiction, and moonlights at Bakka-Phoenix Books, Canada's oldest science fiction bookstore.\nMichelle Sagara West was born, raised and has mostly lived in Toronto, Ontario. She's worked since 1986 in one capacity or another at Bakka, a SF/F specialty store, now Bakka-Phoenix, through two different owners. Sagara West, a 1992 Campbell Award nominee, started her first novel, Into the Dark Lands, in 1986, which was eventually published by Del Rey books at the tail end of 1991. Children of the Blood, Lady of Mercy, and Chains of Darkness, Chains of Light followed, closing her first series at four books. Those books were subsequently reprinted by BenBella books, as Michelle Sagara West.\nPrizes courtesy of Viking Canada, Solaris Books, and Wizards of the Coast.",
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        "raw_content": "I awoke at an elementary school in Fairacres, NM. I watched the sun rise.\nI followed Highway 70 all the way up and out of Fairacres:\nI joined the I-10 frontage road.\nI started putting in the miles:\nThere wasn\u2019t any shade or culverts along the road, just small drainage pipes. At 9:30 a.m., I arrived at a truck stop along I-10. There were some decently shaded trees, I decided to break early for a siesta.\nTime passed. I slept mostly. I bought a large powerade free pour and a meatball sub for the road.\nAt 4 p.m., I was back on the road:\nThe frontage road was so nice. I had it all to myself. Unfortunately, an hour or so before sundown, it ended.\nWell, sort of. Google maps said it kept going. The frontage road actually turned to dirt. It seemed pretty packed down. Actually it wasnt even a frontage road. The country road went at least 7 miles into the Chihuahuan before it turned more westward. Evening time is when I can get a good portion of miles in, but I didn\u2019t want to travel on I-10 at night. If I traveled into the night it could be worth the investment.\nI kept moving deeper into the wilderness. It was tough, but I saw a lot of beautiful things. Bulls, sunsets, moon rises, wild vegetation, and dry river beds. I almost got lost a couple times. It was challenging. I could give a play by play but I will let a few pictures tell the story:\nAround midnight I found some high tension poles. I set up my hammock 4 miles south of I-10. Freight trains, a full moon, and coyotes. I was tired. I fell fast asleep.",
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        "raw_content": "When Steve and Laura McMullen moved their family into their 1950s house in Grand Rapids, they knew windows could be a barrier to a healthy home.\nThe windows of their new house were old and leaky; some of them were even cracked and refused to open. This created as many problems with ventilation of the house as it did for the health and wellbeing of the family themselves.\n\u201cWe knew we wanted to get new windows,\u201d Steve reflects, \u201cbut it might have taken five years or so for us to save up and get motivated to do it.\u201d\nAs a family settles into a new house, securing the means for improvements in quality and safety can prove to be a difficult endeavor.\n\u201cWe hear from a lot of homeowners looking for affordable options to improve their homes,\u201d says Michigan Saves\u2019 Todd Parker. \u201cWe\u2019re able to present them with a variety of options to proceed in accomplishing their goals.\u201d\nWhen the McMullens heard about the opportunity to get an assessment of their home\u2019s energy use, they jumped at the chance.\nContractors examined the home and helped the McMullens develop a course of action. They oversaw the installation of new, energy-efficient windows, and even helped the McMullens obtain over $500 in rebates. With access to knowledgeable contractors, the McMullens knew they could improve their home with affordable security.\nWhen installing the new windows, the contractors took into account how much the home was \u201cbreathing.\u201d Homes need to allow a certain amount of fresh air in to keep indoor air quality safe and healthy. Some homes breathe too much, and some breathe too little.\nIn the process of home improvement planning, the contractors found that the McMullen\u2019s house wasn\u2019t breathing enough. So they installed a bathroom fan for healthy ventilation.\nMichigan Saves provided the financing to make funding this work possible sooner rather than later, producing a present environment to foster a safe living space for a family.\n\u201cIt was a really good deal,\u201d Steve said. As an economist at Calvin College, Steve knows a deal when he sees one. \u201cIt made sense. It was a very low interest loan for a project we really wanted to do.\u201d\nWith the help of Michigan Saves, the McMullens were able to turn their dreams for their family home into a present reality by enlisting the knowledge and experience of skilled contractors. This created a healthy home with efficiency that will have a lasting effect for their quality of life.\nThough the windows to their new home initially presented unwanted barriers, the McMullens were able to transform these windows to something they could enjoy as part of their new nurturing environment.\n\u201cWe love our new windows,\u201d Steve reports. \u201cThey open easily and have screens \u2013 they\u2019re a big improvement over what we had before.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "Kate Peck is an Australian television presenter, model and self-proclaimed checkered-flag enthusiast who captures the attention of over 20 thousand people daily across her social media platforms. Whilst Kate can\u2019t grow a Mo\u2019, she has still pledged to be a Mo Sista this Movember and raise funds for men\u2019s health. We asked Kate a few questions about what can be done to encourage conversations and the best way to show support to a mate.\nIt\u2019s important because not enough men talk about it themselves. Within our \u2018blokey\u2019 Australian culture, I can\u2019t imagine a group of guys sitting at the pub discussing why their headaches from stress have turned into migraines. I don\u2019t think they actually know how to talk about their health, whereas women are encouraged to and even celebrated.\n> What can be done in today\u2019s community to encourage conversation about men\u2019s health?\nIt helps when people in a position of power or influence are able to use their platform to send out the message. The more people we can reach the better. It needs to be a movement through the voices within the community to become the social norm.\nI am a sister and daughter and a partner so keeping the men in my life healthy and communicating is an important part of our happiness and well being.\n> What would you say to a mate who was too afraid to speak up?\nI would say find other people in your position. After the scripts are written, I don\u2019t believe GP\u2019s offer enough support or follow up. Realise you\u2019re not alone, that there are many others in your position. Gain strength from this position and recognise the positive impact you could have on someone else\u2019s life by speaking out.\n> What is the best way to show your support to a mate in need?\nGrow a mo! And make sure they know they aren\u2019t alone. Provide a safe place for them to talk and check out their options with them. Make sure you follow their journey.\n> Since you can\u2019t grow your own Mo\u2019, how will you pledge to be a Mo Sista this Movember?\nSky diving is on the cards! Considering I am outrageously afraid of heights it could be a winner. If I chicken out I plan of abstaining from Netflix. Or maybe I\u2019ll grow out my underarm hairs for the month #scary.\nNo matter if you\u2019re a Mo Bro or a Mo Sista, join us this Movember to help keep the conversation around men\u2019s health growing. Together we can raise funds to help change the face of men\u2019s health.\n@katepeckme",
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        "raw_content": "Answering Your Questions on Learning English (Part 2) \u2013 Can You Understand This Real Conversation?\nmisterpaul English,student,teacher advanced english, american, angielski, anglais, anglicky, Angol, British, cae, Class, conversations, englez\u0103, Englisch, English conversation, english vocabulary, ESL, fce, fluent English, grammar, hd, IELTS, Inggris, \u0130ngilizce, ingl\u00e9s, inglese, jack, jack from tofluency, kate, Learn, learn english, lesson, live, native, pronunciation, real english, speak, speak English, talk, teacher, Teachers, tips, to fluency, to fluency show, TOEFL, tofluency, \u03b1\u03b3\u03b3\u03bb\u03b9\u03ba\u03ac, \u0430\u043d\u0433\u043b\u0438\u0301\u0439\u0441\u043a\u0438\u0439, \u0625\u0646\u062c\u0644\u064a\u0632\u064a\n{\u201cen\u201d:\u201d- Favorite thing in the whole world. \u2013 Hello everybody. This is Jack and\u2026 \u2013 Kate. \u2013 from ToFluency.com. Welcome to this live lesson here on YouTube. We are going to answer your questions about learning English, and if you have any questions, please ask us, whether you\u2019re here live or watching the replay. Kate, what should they do (laughs) if they are new here? \u2013 Subscribe. \u2013 Subscribe. If you are new, subscribe and turn on notifications because we release conversations talking about different topics in English now on a regular basis, right? \u2013 Yes, uh-huh. \u2013 And I\u2019ve left a link to all those conversations in the description. So, I\u2019m just going to say goodbye to Facebook. Come join us on YouTube. Okay.\nSo, so, so, so\u2026 What have we done so far today, just to give people some context? \u2013 Sure. Well, we woke up at about five o\u2019clock because\u2013 \u2013 Yeah. \u2013 Yeah. It\u2019s actually been a long morning despite the fact that it\u2019s not that late, and I then went back to sleep. (laughs) \u2013 You went back to sleep, which is very nice. \u2013 It was extremely nice, and then we had a babysitter come over to spend some time with our son and daughter, and we went and got coffee. \u2013 Yup. What kind of coffee did you get? \u2013 I got my first gingerbread latte of the season. \u2013 Your first one? \u2013 Yes. \u2013 Oh yeah, because normally you get the pumpkin spice. \u2013 Yes, pumpkin spice season is over.\nIt\u2019s gingerbread latte season now. \u2013 Oh, that\u2019s interesting. I just got a regular coffee with cream. Look at all these people joining online. \u2013 Oh wonderful, that\u2019s exciting. \u2013 If you are watching live or watching the replay, please hit that like button so more people can find this. I\u2019m just going to read some of the comments, and let\u2019s see if I can do this. If we slide over a little bit Kate, other way. (laughs) There we go. So, we can read some comments live. \u2013 Okay. Hold on, let me just- \u2013 And everyone watching live can see them too. So, come say hi and tell me where you are watching from. Also, leave your questions in the live chat too. Adam, \u201cGive us good free solutions to learn English.\u201d \u2013 Ooh, that\u2019s a good one. \u2013 So, free ways to learn English. \u2013 Well, one of the free ways is obviously just what we\u2019re doing right now.\nThe more that you tune in to free content on YouTube, and other, and Facebook is a great way to get some practice listening and speaking. \u2013 Yeah, could you just lower your chair a little bit. (laughs) \u2013 I was just thinking that. I was just thinking, \u201cI\u2019m taller than you, and I kind of like it.\u201d (laughs) \u2013 Yeah, I know you do. \u2013 I\u2019ll put my chair down. I know. \u2013 Yeah, so listen. Listen as much as possible. \u2013 Okay, the elevator is going down. \u2013 You ready? That\u2019s better, isn\u2019t it? So yeah, listen as much as possible.\nWatch English lessons on YouTube, but also watch things that aren\u2019t made for English learners. \u2013 Yes. \u2013 In a way, I want you to go find other podcasts and YouTube videos where you can listen to anything that you\u2019re interested in, and I think a good idea, as well, is to learn in English. \u2013 Yes, and that\u2019s absolutely been proven true. If you\u2019re both learning new content and English at the same time, that strengthens everything. It just helps your brain make the connections. And also, when you switch to regular content that\u2019s made for English speakers, sometimes the pace is a little bit fast, the vocabulary is more rich or specific, there\u2019s more jargon, so sometimes you just have to just be a little bit patient with that and repeat.\nPick out phrases that you think are interesting. I told you what I think my number one trait in successful English learners is, curiosity. I think that that is just the most important thing to learn anything. You have to be curious. You have to wonder about things, ask yourself questions, and then as you experience English, you can kind of start to fill in the blanks and learn. \u2013 What do you think the number one trait is in English learners? \u2013 To really want to learn. \u2013 To want to learn, yeah. \u2013 Because I\u2019ve talked about, in the past, how if you say you\u2019re too busy to learn English, a better way to frame that is to say, \u201cIt\u2019s not one of my priorities right now.\u201d And this could be a good thing or a bad thing. If you have children, that\u2019s more of a priority, but a lot of the time, we can always do more.\nAnd if you really want to do something and if you love doing it, then you\u2019re going to do it. You\u2019re going to find the time to do it. \u2013 Just thinking about that, I have some knowledge of Spanish and a little bit of French, and I want to continue learning, and I think that right now, our children are probably my number one barrier because I can\u2019t just sit down, and find content, and learn online the way that I did before we had Thomas and Emma, who are our kids. But at the same time, maybe we can look for resources so that we can learn together. I just found some apps on my phone that I\u2019ve been sharing with Thomas, and we\u2019ve been kind of learning together at the same time, which is really neat. \u2013 Yes, yes. I have mentioned this before too when it comes to\u2026 If you have children, then watch TV shows in English. You need to find time to study and exercise. \u2013 Yes, (laughs) that\u2019s multitasking. I\u2019m not sure that I could do that.\n(laughs) I\u2019m very impressed. \u2013 Yeah, that such a great comment. I\u2019m going to bring the comments up again. We\u2019ll go through some of them quite quickly now. \u201cI like the interaction of live lessons,\u201d says Mariam. \u201cI\u2019m curious, Katy.\u201d \u2013 Uh-oh. \u2013 (laughs) Let\u2019s see what else other people are saying. \u201cI don\u2019t have anyone to have conversations with, so can you give me a suggestion?\u201d This one here. \u201cI can learn to speak English by myself. \u201cIs it possible?\u201d \u2013 Ooh, good questions. \u2013 Well, I have a method for this if you go to ToFluency.com/speaking. There will be a link in the description too. Because there are two main ways you can improve your speaking. Obviously, we need to learn grammar and vocabulary, but there\u2019s natural practice, and then there\u2019s something that I call the LRRC method. Do you know what that stands for? \u2013 Oh, my goodness. I\u2019m on the spot here. \u2013 Sorry, I put Kate on the spot.\n\u2013 No, no, I should know. I\u2019m sorry. \u2013 Listen to a phrase, repeat it, record yourself repeating it, and then compare your version to the original, and then you get long-term repetition too, so you can improve your speaking from anywhere in the world. And a lot of people complain that they don\u2019t have anyone to practice with, but you can do online language exchanges, you can pay a teacher to have a conversation with you, and make friends. \u2013 True. \u2013 Make friends. \u2013 Yeah. \u2013 Yeah. \u2013 Cool. Let\u2019s go back to the comments. \u201cDo you speak Arabic?\u201d \u2013 I do not. \u2013 Do you speak Persian? \u2013 No, I do not. \u2013 (speaks in foreign language). (both laugh) \u2013 Jack has a very dear friend who is originally from Iran, and we tried to learn some phrases to surprise him, but I think we just confused him. (laughs) \u2013 Yeah, he didn\u2019t understand what I was saying, unfortunately. \u201cDo you have any idea about English films or series?\u201d \u2013 Ooh. \u2013 I guess maybe a suggestion for people who want to learn English through movies or TV.\n\u2013 Ooh, that\u2019s an interesting one. I think I might have to think about that a little bit more, but if anybody\u2019s had any TV shows or films that have really helped them, feel free to chime in. \u2013 Yeah, chime in to leave a comment in this situation. Yeah, what are we watching at the moment? \u2013 Well, we\u2019re still watching Stranger Things. \u2013 Yeah. It only came out about a month ago, the second season. \u2013 But I like to do something called binge watching because the end of an episode always ends on a little bit of a cliffhanger, so the characters are in trouble, or something\u2019s about to happen and you want to know what happens next, so I tend to sit down and just watch episode after episode, and then come back to it the next day. You can kind of space it out a little bit more, but life has just been a little bit hectic. We haven\u2019t been able to watch TV as much as possible. \u2013 No. Yeah, so episodes end on a cliffhanger, which means it\u2019s like in the middle of a story, an important part of it, and you really want to know what happens next.\n\u2013 I\u2019m excited. There\u2019s a new series out on Amazon called Victoria. \u2013 Is it similar to Elizabeth? \u2013 The Crown, yes. \u2013 The Crown, right. \u2013 And there\u2019s another season of that too, which I like that. I tend to like historical\u2026 \u2013 Historical shows. \u2013 Shows, yes. \u2013 Yeah, they\u2019re fun. Let\u2019s see. \u201cI tried to do a language exchange, \u201cbut many people don\u2019t correct you.\u201d Oh, Esther is here. Esther is a long-time viewer. \u2013 Hello, Esther. \u2013 I think from Argentina. Let me know if that\u2019s not correct. Some people are talking in French. \u201cI can see what a beautiful day in your city.\u201d What is the weather like today? \u2013 Beautiful. \u2013 Beautiful. \u2013 You\u2019re correct. \u2013 Yeah, sunny. It\u2019s warm. \u2013 Yeah, it is. It\u2019s very warm. \u2013 For this time of year, yeah. \u201cWatching movies can help us a lot as well.\u201d \u2013 I prefer a TV series because you get more repetition in the language, and movies can be very artistic, and the dialogue is very quiet at times. It can be more difficult.\nBut I think TV series, it\u2019s more conversational, especially when you think about something like Friends, everyday English. There\u2019s so much in there. Denise is here. Good to see you, Denise. \u201cWhat do you think about reading \u201cclassic books to improve English?\u201d This is your topic. \u2013 Yes, this is something I\u2019m really passionate about because I was an English literature teacher for several years. And I think that reading is a really interesting way to improve your vocabulary because there\u2019s just so much richer language in novels, so novels are generally a much higher Lexile level than we speak in conversation. However, that can be a little bit of a trap in terms of your conversational English because, a lot of times, there is vocabulary in literature and grammar structures that we don\u2019t actually use in everyday speech.\n\u2013 Fantastic. \u2013 So, I think that reading is a wonderful way to improve your vocabulary, but it doesn\u2019t always translate into speaking. One way to kind of get around this when you have enough of a level in English is to look into audiobooks, and the Lexile level is obviously the same, but you\u2019ll actually get a sense of the rhythm of the language when it\u2019s spoken, and so that can help. Yes. \u2013 Sorry, Lexile level? \u2013 Yes. \u2013 Explain. \u2013 It\u2019s just basically, it\u2019s kind of an arbitrary\u2013 Not arbitrary, but it\u2019s a measure of the level of vocabulary, the complexity of the language, and the way that it\u2019s used. \u2013 It\u2019s just like how hard the book is. \u2013 How hard it is, and higher is not always better. \u2013 I agree, I agree. I made a video on comparing\u2026 I think it was maybe Pride and Prejudice with the original version and the graded reader, and a graded reader is an adaption of a book for English learners. \u2013 Yeah, so an adaptation that\u2019s made just for English learners? \u2013 Exactly. And a lot of the time, if someone is an English learner\u2026\nAnd maybe you have felt like this too that, \u201cOh, I don\u2019t want something that is adapted,\u201d but it is very useful for English. \u2013 One thing, which is actually\u2026 I will completely admit this. I read a lot when I was younger, and so I had a vocabulary level that was a lot higher than my speaking level, if that makes sense. \u2013 It does. \u2013 And English is one of the only languages where we borrow from so many different languages, and there\u2019s no standard English pronunciation, which I\u2019m sure you have figured out, so when an English person or a native English speaker reads a word for the first time, they don\u2019t know how to pronounce it, necessarily. \u2013 Exactly. \u2013 So, it\u2019s interesting because we take pronunciation rules from so many different languages, which I think is really fascinating. So when I was little, I would mispronounce words a lot, especially longer words that I\u2019d never heard used before, and so that\u2019s one way to tell that people have learned a lot from reading, even native speakers. \u2013 Very good. That\u2019s such a good point on audiobooks. So, let\u2019s have a look. Let\u2019s do some more questions.\n\u2013 Ooh, are there any questions that are less about learning and more personal? Or not personal, but\u2026 \u2013 Oh, yeah. Yeah, feel free to ask us anything. \u2013 Within reason. \u2013 Within reason. \u2013 Yeah. Let\u2019s answer some of these quickly now. So, (mumbles) \u201cHow writing should be used to improve English?\u201d Or how can you improve your writing? I think write as much as possible, and I like a method where you copy. \u2013 Oh, okay. \u2013 So, you take a book, or an article, or a conversation, and you just copy it. \u2013 Copy it, okay. \u2013 Imagine drinking some tea with classical music and just copying. It\u2019s nice and relaxed. \u2013 I think I\u2019m really into the tea and the classical music, so that kind of connects the dots.\nActually, writing is really neat, the way that it can help you learn and reinforce what you\u2019re learning because when you write, you\u2019re using your body in a way that helps you make those connections. So actually, when you\u2019re writing, you can have more deep, complex thoughts than you can without writing it down, so writing is a tool that helps us kind of go deeper into our thoughts and realize things, so as an English learner, if you just sit down and try to write in English, you will actually kind of help yourself learn the language a little bit more deeply.\nSo, when I was teaching middle schoolers, I would always have them\u2026 There\u2019s two different ways to think about it. It\u2019s writing to learn and learning to write, and so obviously, these two go together, but a lot of times, when you\u2019re just writing in a way where you\u2019re not worried about grammar or spelling, you\u2019re just getting the words onto the page, that\u2019s helping you learn at a deeper level. \u2013 Yeah, I love that. I write something every day for a good\u2013 \u2013 You do? \u2013 I journal. \u2013 You journal? Oh, neat. \u2013 Yeah, yeah. \u2013 I did not know that about you. I honestly didn\u2019t know. \u2013 I do, I\u2019ve journaled for two years every day, and I\u2019m just going to show you what it\u2019s like. \u2013 I promise, we\u2019re actually married. We do know each other. (both laugh) \u2013 Look, Thoughts. I\u2019ve just got this thing called Thoughts, and I just write my thoughts every day. \u2013 Is there a thought that you could share? \u2013 Yeah, okay. This is on the 23rd of November. \u201c235 pounds on the dead lift. \u201cFelt great, getting heavier and heavier. \u201cGot four, will add five pounds next week.\u201d Just very simple, but just talking about my progress in the gym, all those different types of things.\nWhat? (Kate laughs) Kate\u2019s prodding me. She\u2019s pushing me, and I don\u2019t know why. (laughs) \u2013 It\u2019s the light. \u2013 Well yeah, so you want me to\u2026 \u2013 To come forward just a cinch. \u2013 Yeah, okay. (Kate laughs) So, Kate kept pushing me. (laughs) That reminds me of\u2026 I won\u2019t say your specific example, but there are so many times in a restaurant or a bar, and I\u2019m telling a story and Kate pinches me. (Kate laughs) It\u2019s a pinch under the table, and I say, \u201cWhy are you pinching me?\u201d But she\u2019s doing that so I stop saying something. \u2013 Telling the story. Because usually you\u2019re telling some story that\u2019s really embarrassing for me, and so I\u2019m like, \u201cJack, stop telling this story, stop.\u201d But inevitably, instead of stopping, you turn around and go, \u201cWhy are you pinching me?\u201d (laughs) \u2013 Exactly, exactly, when I should just stop saying what I\u2019m saying.\n\u2013 (laughs) Well, I think I also maybe need to be a little bit less sensitive. \u2013 Right. Shall we go quickly? \u2013 Okay. \u2013 \u201cWhen will you guys go live again?\u201d \u2013 Ooh. \u2013 Maybe next week? \u2013 Yeah, maybe \u2013 \u201cWhat do you think about reading the Harry Potter books to improve vocabulary?\u201d \u2013 I am all for it. (laughs) \u2013 I have never read a Harry Potter book. \u2013 You know what? I think that we will read them with our son eventually because they\u2019re great, and I really like the way that JK Rowling, she uses the English language in really interesting ways. So, everything that she names that\u2019s imaginary is really kind of clever. \u2013 Very good. \u201cYou use pounds?\u201d So yeah, I was talking about pounds for weight.\nI do now, because in the UK, we use usually stone but kilograms too, but I\u2019m used to pounds now. \u2013 In my head, whenever you say stones, I\u2019m like, \u201cWhat stones?\u201d \u2013 It\u2019s confusing. \u2013 Like, I\u2019m trying to imagine an actual stone. \u2013 Well, it\u2019s like cups in America for measuring things. But yeah, here\u2019s a great phrase. I used to use pounds, but now I am used to\u2026 No, I used to use kilograms, but now I\u2019m used to pounds. Used, use, used, use. I made a video on that as well. I\u2019ll leave a link below. \u201cCould\u2026 (laughs) \u201cCould Kate beat you up?\u201d (Kate laughs) Probably. You\u2019re very feisty. \u2013 I am feisty, but I don\u2019t know if I could beat you up. I don\u2019t think I would want to, in any event. \u2013 \u201cHow to get rid of shyness when speaking English?\u201d \u2013 That\u2019s hard. \u2013 Get out of your comfort zone, I say, little by little. I was so nervous about making videos at first, and I made a video and shared it with a few people, but you have to make that effort to get out of your comfort zone, to do something that\u2019s a little bit uncomfortable, and then you can build on that, and it soon becomes normal.\n\u2013 I have a couple of ideas as well to help that because that\u2019s something that I really struggle with too, especially in foreign languages. And my first suggestion is to just try to make it a situation where you feel the most comfortable speaking. So, if you\u2019re somebody that really likes to have kind of quiet conversations, see if you can find a language exchange. If you\u2019re somebody that\u2019s comfortable in crowds, maybe join in a YouTube conversation or a language community to practice speaking.\nAnd then, this is actually something that really doesn\u2019t apply to everyone, but if you are somebody who does drink alcohol or feels comfortable drinking alcohol, they actually came out with a study that you speak better in a foreign language when you\u2019ve had a drink or two, and I think that\u2019s because\u2026 And this is true for everybody. There\u2019s inhibitions. We\u2019re kind of held back from speaking in a foreign language, and alcohol lowers that just a little. So, it\u2019s not necessary by any means, but that is something that you can try. Like, you think that you\u2019re speaking better, and you might actually be speaking better. \u2013 Yeah, because your confidence increases too, definitely. And a lot of the time, people don\u2019t speak because they\u2019re worried about making mistakes. It\u2019s so common that people stop themselves from speaking because they don\u2019t want to make those mistakes, and I felt this in a huge way in Spain where you don\u2019t want to talk about things. But also\u2013 \u2013 And sometimes, you actually are making mistakes, and that\u2019s okay too.\n\u2013 Exactly. \u2013 And those are the funniest stories. I\u2019m not sure if I\u2019ve told this story before, but when we were living in Spain, I went to get new contact lenses for my eyes, and basically, I went in and I said that I needed \u201clentejas,\u201d which are lentils, little tiny beans. I was like, \u201cI need lentils to put in my eyes.\u201d And I\u2019m so glad that I had the confidence to just go in and ask because it\u2019s the funniest story now. But you know, when you think about it in your head, what\u2019s the worst that could happen? \u2013 Yeah, definitely. \u2013 You have a funny story. \u2013 And we don\u2019t care if someone makes a mistake. \u2013 Oh, not at all. I think that the fear in your head is 100 times greater, and you think that people are so worried about you making mistakes, but the reality is that most of that is just in your head. Nobody cares as much as you do, if that helps.\n\u2013 Very good. Israel says, \u201cListening is very hard for me.\u201d Kate mentioned something before, which is repetition, and I\u2019m going to start talking about repetition a lot. Do you understand? (laughs) \u2013 You\u2019re going to repeat and repeat? \u2013 Yeah, exactly. I\u2019m going to keep repeating\u2013 \u2013 Keep repeating. (laughs) \u2013 how important repetition is because it is vital. So, what I want everyone to do as well is to watch this lesson again because you\u2019ll understand so much more the second time. \u2013 And just something that can help with listening, especially if you find reading easier, is to watch things with subtitles, not in your language but in English.\nAnd sometimes your brain will translate that back, but that\u2019s a way of reinforcing the language, and then eventually you can get to the point where you take the subtitles away and you just listen to the language on the screen and help your brain make those connections. I have found that really helpful in the past. \u2013 So, here is a good strategy. You can watch it the first time without, second time with, and then without. \u2013 Or two times with and two times without, but that progression from with English subtitles to no subtitles can be really helpful. And a lot of times you know a word because you\u2019ve read it, but you don\u2019t know how it sounds in conversation, especially with relaxed pronunciation where the words kind of go together, et cetera.\n\u2013 \u201cI\u2019m gonna wanna to go soon.\u201d \u2013 Yes. \u2013 \u201cI\u2019m gonna wanna to go.\u201d \u2013 Oh, I thought you meant right now. (laughs) \u2013 No, no, that was an example. \u2013 I was like, \u201cOkay, okay, we\u2019re ready, let\u2019s go.\u201d \u2013 I was very relaxed. I\u2019ve got an answer for this. Breezy day, \u201cWhat is the hardest thing \u201cabout English grammar?\u201d What\u2019s the hardest part of English grammar? For me, English grammar isn\u2019t hard or easy. It\u2019s just whether you have had repetition with it because people say irregular verbs are hard, but everyone here, I\u2019m sure, can say \u201cI am, you are, he is.\u201d That\u2019s an irregular verb, but you say this all the time, therefore you can use it. And it\u2019s the same with phrasal verbs. I imagine people can say, \u201cI wake up, I wake up at\u201d because of the repetition of this.\nAnd that\u2019s what I teach in my method, so go to ToFluency.com/speaking to learn more about this. There\u2019ll be a link below. \u201cUse subtitles in YouTube, I do also.\u201d Yeah, I add the subtitles to most videos because I know how important it is. (laughs) I don\u2019t know what you\u2019re laughing about. \u2013 I don\u2019t know. \u2013 (laughs) I\u2019m laughing too. Valdinei, \u201cI have just shared your video on my Facebook.\u201d \u2013 Thank you. \u2013 Thank you so much. Yeah, if you are enjoying this, then please share it. You can also, you know, on YouTube, you can share it through messenger or your messages, or WhatsApp, so you can send it to individual people too.\n\u201cDo you want your children to learn another language?\u201d \u2013 Yes, very much so, and I think that this is just going to be an ongoing process because we had intentions to help our son by raising him bilingually in Spanish and English. But even though we had that intention, it hasn\u2019t quite turned out that way, so we\u2019re just continually working to try to expose him to different languages and to work with that because that is such a gift to be able to speak another language, not only to communicate with everyone else, but also just to have a brain that can understand other cultures and other ways of thinking about the world and speaking. \u2013 Yeah, so Kate used a few good phrases there.\nIt hasn\u2019t turned out that way, which means like\u2026 How would you explain \u201cturn out\u201d? \u2013 \u201cTurn out\u201d? Just the end result. \u2013 The end result, perfect. I need you here. (both laugh) So yeah, the end result at the moment isn\u2019t what we intended in the past, but there\u2019s still time. And he is learning English. Sorry, Spanish, at school. \u2013 He is. \u2013 Because he says, \u201cBuenos dias,\u201d doesn\u2019t he? \u2013 He does, it\u2019s adorable. \u2013 Sometimes, \u201cUno, dos, tres.\u201d Someone had a question. \u201cDo you guys have any habit phrases \u201cthat you use a lot in conversation?\u201d In my program, the ToFluency program, that\u2019s what I give you, over 1000 fluency phrases that we use. They\u2019re from the conversations that we have, and I give them to you in audio format and also as memory cards, memory cards so that you can get that repetition.\n\u2013 Like flash cards? \u2013 Yeah. \u2013 Cool. \u2013 I call them memory cards. Maybe I should change that name. \u2013 That\u2019s okay. \u2013 Also, if you can think of a better name for the LRRC method, let me know. \u2013 (laughs) Okay. \u2013 Yousef, \u201cThe first time I\u2019ve joined your channel.\u201d Thank you so much for being here. If you are new here, subscribe and click that notification bell. So, Dylan is here. \u201cLove your lessons. \u201cI\u2019ve studied in Australia for more than two years.\n\u201cMost of the time, I stay here except for the holidays.\u201d You\u2019ve been to Australia. \u2013 I have. \u2013 Yeah, I want to go. \u201cHow can I be fluent in English without phrasal verbs?\u201d \u2013 Just\u2026 \u2013 I think it\u2019s\u2026 To be honest, phrasal verbs end up being a big part of fluency. \u2013 \u201cEnd up.\u201d \u2013 Yes, for example. (laughs) So, it\u2019s just something to keep working on and to be curious about like, \u201cOh, that\u2019s an interesting way to use that verb,\u201d and just to remember it and to be open to it. It\u2019s like, is there\u2026 I don\u2019t know if there\u2019s a name for this phenomenon, but once you\u2019re aware of something, you see it everywhere.\n\u2013 Confirmation bias, right? \u2013 Oh, it that what it\u2019s called? \u2013 Oh, I think that\u2019s \u2026 No, conversation bias is when you are looking for anything that supports your argument, so I guess it\u2019s true. It\u2019s similar, isn\u2019t it? But it\u2019s like when you get a new car, you\u2019re looking at other cars. You get new shoes, you\u2019re looking at everyone\u2019s\u2013 \u2013 You see everyone else\u2019s shoes. You get new phrasal verbs, you hear them everywhere. (laughs) \u2013 Yeah, definitely. \u201cI feel bored with memory cards. \u201cIs it okay for me to keep the LRRC method without it?\u201d Definitely. The other thing with memory cards is delete the ones\u2026 If a card is boring, it means you know it, so delete it, and then you can use the ones that will help you. \u2013 Yes. \u2013 Got some nice comments. \u2013 Woo-hoo, thank you. \u2013 \u201cRecommend to improve pronunciation, \u201cListen and try to repeat several times?\u201d Yeah, and record yourself because then you can notice the differences between how you say it and how the original audio says it too. And then, it\u2019s important to know the sounds and how to make them, and this is inside the ToFluency program too. \u2013 And that\u2019s part of that confidence too.\nAnd actually, sometimes when I hear my own recorded voice, I think, \u201cOh no, it that what I sound like?\u201d Because in my head, I just sound so confident and so\u2026 \u2013 Sassy. \u2013 Sassy and so, I don\u2019t know, so grown up, and then I hear my voice, and to me, it sounds like, you know, not that way. And so, but the more that you speak and the more that you hear your voice recorded, just like I\u2019ll hear this voice recorded, you build your confidence. \u2013 \u201cThe way you speak is beautiful,\u201d Khadija. \u2013 Thank you. (laughs) \u2013 Yeah, and also, you do sound different when it\u2019s recorded. \u2013 Yes, your recorded voice is different. \u2013 Yeah, it is. But I\u2019m also\u2026 I talked about this in the car. I don\u2019t know if you were listening, but\u2013 (laughs) \u2013 How rude. I always listen to you.\n(laughs) \u2013 I bought some courses on Black Friday to help me improve my speaking voice. \u2013 In Spanish? \u2013 No, English. \u2013 Oh, okay. See, everybody\u2019s learning. (both laugh) \u2013 Yeah, but it\u2019s more about the way you speak and breathe, and like coming from the diaphragm, and I\u2019ve learned that there are different types of voices. There\u2019s the nasal voice, the throat voice. \u2013 The throat voice. \u2013 The chest voice. \u2013 The chest voice. \u2013 And then, the diaphragm voice. \u2013 The diaphragm voice. (laughs) \u2013 Kate can\u2019t do it. \u2013 I need to take the course. (laughs) \u2013 But it\u2019s really interesting. And also, they have different warmup exercises for your mouth. \u2013 They don\u2019t say \u201cBenedict Cumberbatch\u201d? \u2013 Benedict Cumberbatch, Benedict Cumberbatch. \u2013 I love it. (laughs) \u2013 What is that article? \u2013 If you are not familiar with the work of this very talented actor from Great Britain, he also has one of the most ridiculous names, and if you Google it, you will see all of the ways that people have messed it up, and I love it. \u2013 He\u2019s from Sherlock. That\u2019s how most people\u2013 \u2013 Know him. \u2013 He\u2019s Sherlock Holmes. Margarida, who is a ToFluency program member, \u201cI love memory cards.\u201d \u2013 Oh, great.\n\u2013 Yeah, and also, you can make them enjoyable if you have fun with them because you get a flash card, and if you just read, it\u2019s boring, but if you repeat it and say it with some enthusiasm, an intonation, stress, then you\u2019ll enjoy it, but also you\u2019ll improve too. \u2013 Are you speaking from your diaphragm right now? \u2013 No. No, I need to practice. So you breathe in for five seconds, and then you hum. (both hum) Deeper. (Kate hums) \u2013 I\u2019ll make a video on it. \u2013 Okay. \u2013 Basma, \u201cDo you know, \u201cI found formal English, it\u2019s too hard.\n\u201cIt\u2019s harder than slang words.\u201d Interesting. \u2013 Yeah, interesting. \u2013 Here\u2019s a quick question. What is a new slang term that you have learned recently? \u2013 Oh, my gosh. I feel like I\u2019m constantly learning slang terms and also abbreviations. \u2013 Abbreviations? \u2013 Mm-hmm. Like, for the longest time, I didn\u2019t know that SMH stood for \u201cshake my head,\u201d so when you\u2019re feeling\u2013 \u2013 You asked me that.\n\u2013 I did. (laughs) \u2013 Yeah, and I think I\u2013 \u2013 Jack knows more about those kinds of things, so I just never knew what people were talking to. It means, like (sighs). \u2013 Have you listened or watched any videos from young YouTubers or Instagram people? \u2013 No. \u2013 Because that\u2019s how you learn, and it confuses me. Everyone says \u201cbro\u201d these days. \u2013 \u201cBro\u201d? \u2013 \u201cBro\u201d or \u201cbruh.\u201d \u2013 \u201cBruh.\u201d Or \u201cBae.\u201d \u2013 Or \u201cbae,\u201d yeah. It\u2019s quite crazy. \u201cIs it a problem if we mix British with American English?\u201d I don\u2019t think so. \u2013 I guess we kind of do it all the time. \u2013 I do it all the\u2013 I don\u2019t know which one is which anymore. \u2013 Yes. (laughs) \u2013 And because I have lived in America with kids, but I haven\u2019t lived in the UK with kids, then there are certain terms that I don\u2019t know what they are in British English.\n\u2013 Yeah, or you know them, but you don\u2019t use them. \u2013 It sound strange. \u2013 Like pacifier instead of dummy or crib instead of cot. \u2013 Diaper instead of\u2013 \u2013 What do you say? \u2013 Nappy. \u2013 Oh yeah. That\u2019s neat. \u2013 Stroller and a pram. We\u2019ll make a video on that. Hello to Indonesia. \u201cDo you have any grammar lessons?\u201d I do, and I have another one coming on Thursday. The difference between \u201cwill be going to\u201d and the present continuous.\n\u2013 Ooh, that\u2019s one of my favorites. \u2013 (laughs) Really? Have you seen it? It\u2019s very good. It\u2019s the one where you criticize my hair hypothetically. \u2013 (laughs) I don\u2019t criticize your hair. \u2013 No, but the hypothetical one. \u201cI\u2019d love to join your program, \u201cbut I still don\u2019t have my blue card, payment card.\u201d Just get in touch when you get that. \u2013 In the meantime, there\u2019s a lot of resources that are available on YouTube and on Jack\u2019s website too. \u2013 Definitely. ToFluency.com/speaking. I should give away some free memory cards. Do you think so? \u2013 Yeah, to give people a taste of kind of what\u2019s inside your course? I think that would be a great idea. And to see whether the method is a good fit for what they need to practice speaking. \u2013 Yeah, definitely, definitely. Well, shall we wrap it up? \u2013 Yes. \u2013 We have another conversation coming very soon, next week. So again, if you\u2019re new, please subscribe and click the notification bell, so then you\u2019ll get an email from YouTube.\nDo you get notified from my channel, Kate? \u2013 I do. \u2013 Yeah? As soon as you see the notification, do you swipe and watch the video? If you\u2019re in it? (laughs) \u2013 Well\u2026 Yeah, and I think if anyone has\u2013 Because we probably did not get to all the questions, so if you have\u2013 And if you have any questions that you haven\u2019t typed in, feel free to leave them and we\u2019ll try to address those questions in our next video. \u2013 Oh, and do you want to ask a question for everyone, Kate\u2019s question? \u2013 Yes. Because we\u2019ve been speaking a lot about speaking, is there any English phrase, for whatever reason, that you particularly like to say? \u2013 I love that.\n\u2013 Like, your favorite phrase to say in English. \u2013 It\u2019s the one that you have in Spanish. \u2013 I\u2019ll have to think about that. \u2013 We used to like saying \u201ces que\u201d all the time, \u201ces que, bueno, es que.\u201d (both laugh) What else did we used to like to say? \u2013 Let me think. I remember in Valencia, everyone used to say \u201cmira.\u201d \u2013 \u201cMira.\u201d \u2013 \u201cMira,\u201d like \u201clook.\u201d (laughs) It was something that was said with some attitude, and I really enjoyed saying that. I think I had a little bit of a different personality sometimes when I spoke in Spanish. \u2013 Definitely. \u2013 I was much more assertive, much more aggressive, and so maybe you\u2019ll find that you have a secret English personality when you speak English a lot, which is different from your language. \u2013 Yeah, and that\u2019s a really good point. Find your personality and be that personality when you speak in English. It\u2019s a great opportunity to\u2026 \u2013 Be someone new. \u2013 Be someone new. And obviously, you\u2019re still the same person, but just a little bit different. Okay. Everybody, if you have enjoyed this\u2026 Go on, Kate. What should they do? (laughs) \u2013 Subscribe. \u2013 Subscribe, like, share, and answer Kate\u2019s question, which is, \u201cIs there a particular phrase \u201cthat you like using in English?\u201d Something that you just enjoy.\n\u2013 Or a word that you think sounds really cool? 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        "raw_content": "It\u2019s Okay to be a Mother Fluffer\nMJ Brewer\tSingle Parent, Uncategorized\t May 14, 2018 May 14, 2018 2 Minutes\nGrowing up, my mother wasn\u2019t as strong as she should have been, even though she loved her kids. When it came right down to it, she had taken on having five kids starting at age 17 to a man who already had two. Too much too soon will cost you!\nI, on the other hand, had my children much later in life; my first at 36 and my second at 40. One might think that with my seniority, my children would fare better at survival. They\u2019d be wrong. Although I\u2019m more mature than a teenager, my predicament is ending up with men who felt they were young enough to go at it but too old to take responsibility for it. That\u2019s right \u2013 single mother both times.\nA typical person may believe there\u2019s something wrong with a woman to be jilted twice in a row. Others may think there\u2019s something wrong with the mother\u2019s choices in partners. And, hey, I never claimed to be the most grounded person. The first time was a fortunate fluke at 36 when I didn\u2019t think I could become pregnant. But the second time, we had discussed getting married and having a family, as well as the fact my chances were slimming in time. His words were, \u201cIf it\u2019s God\u2019s will, it will happen.\u201d Apparently, it was God\u2019s will for him to leave us high and dry because that\u2019s what happened when the baby was not a hockey player. She\u2019s an intelligent girl. And I\u2019m relieved I never married him.\nOn the same note, I still ended up with the most wonderful kids any parent could ever hope to raise.\nToday, we all worked together and created a wind chime with tiny cork bottles; each held a teeny note created by each of us, surrounding a larger bottle to chime on.\nMy son made a wonderful pork chop dinner with pasta and then went outside and cleaned the interior of my car. My daughter purchased a 5-pack of Reeses Peanut Butter Cups. I gave her three. She made out the most incredible card, and this is how it read:\nSo I suppose out of all my bad choices, at least two of them were right! The one aspect far different from my own parents I participate in is communicating. I speak to my children about anything and everything, although I use appropriate language. If they\u2019re old enough to ask, they\u2019re curious enough to get the answers from somewhere. If it isn\u2019t me, they\u2019ll find them somewhere else. I\u2019d rather do it, no matter how humiliating it is. Some consider me a Mother Fluffer. That\u2019s okay.\nHappy Mother\u2019s Day to all the single parents doing it alone. You should know by now that you\u2019re an incredible Mother Fluffer! What do you do to earn your title?\nmother fluffer\nPrevious Post If Energy Never Dies, Where Does it Go?\nNext Post Teen Hormones on a 3-foot Leash",
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        "raw_content": "Posts under Quizzes:\nOctober Quiz 2013\nWe had a fantastic response to our recent quiz and we thank everyone who entered. The winner was William Stown, of Williamstown. Good boy Bill. For the record, the answers were as follows:\nTrue. Of the 1.5 million Syrian refugees who have fled their country because of civil war, Australia has decided to accept 500. (All stand)\nThere are three man-made structures visible from space; The Great Wall of China, The Palm Island archipelago in Dubai and the Australian Parliamentary Expense Account Register.\nTrue. Buddy Franklin is huge news because he has gone to Sydney, where the news comes from.\nFalse. The Governor General of Australia is Quentin Bryce. Quentin Crisp was a writer and entertainer.\nFalse. Tony Abbott is not a marriage celebrant.\nFalse. Nicola Roxon is not a marriage counsellor.\nFalse. This was a trick question. The winner of the ballot was Anthony Albanese. Bill Shorten was elected.\nTrue. Sophie Mirabella\u2019s plan to get out of Indi by losing her seat and getting a plum government appointment somewhere else is going particularly well.\nFalse. Tony Abbott insists that members of his cabinet must be appointed on merit, regardless of whether they are men or women*.\nTrue. Treasurer Joe Hockey described the state of the Australian economy as \u2018in crisis.\u2019 Australia was facing \u2018a financial emergency\u2019 he said. Since the election it has emerged that ours is among the strongest economies in the world. Mr Hockey regrets any misunderstanding and apologises to anyone who was hurt in the incident.\nFalse. George Brandis is not held down by strong metal cables. The reason he doesn\u2019t float away is that he\u2019s heavier than air.\nFalse. Science is not illegal in Australia.\nFalse. The reason so many polling companies got the election margin wrong, the swing wrong and the senate wrong is not that they are idiots. It is that the only people polled were those with fixed line telephone numbers. This excludes anyone under the age of 106.\nTrue. There are nineteen token men in the federal cabinet.\nFalse. Mr Napthine is the Premier but Victoria currently has a Shaw government.\nTrue. In the Declaration of Interests for members of parliament, under shareholdings, directorships, real estate, trusts and investments, Malcolm Turnbull has written \u2018See attachment\u2019.\nFalse. Tony Abbott took three hours to complete the Macquarie triathlon. Despite a limited buildup for the event, he tried really hard, honestly. The suggestion that his expenses are worked out by the hour is ridiculous.\nTrue. If Peter Slipper thinks it\u2019s unfair that he\u2019s on trial for allegedly rorting expenses while both the Prime Minister and the Attorney General are claiming expenses for attending his wedding, then perhaps he should have thought of that before he got married.\nTrue. Scott Morrison is a minister in the Australian government. His portfolio is a secret.\nTrue. The recent fiscal crisis in the US was caused by part of the party which is not in government. An equivalent in Australia might be allowing a decision about whether Australia has a carbon tax to be decided by a Queensland coal billionaire and a motoring enthusiast from Gippsland.\n*Plural of \u2018woman.\u2019\nElection Quiz Answers 2013\nWe had a fantastic response to our Election Special Quiz and we thank everyone who entered. The winner was Trent Ham, of Trentham. Well done Trent. For the record, the answers were as follows:\nTrue. Australia is a democracy. Some conditions apply. Please note the position of the exit nearest your seat.\nFalse. The people cannot vote for the person they want as Prime Minister. They must vote for a candidate in their electorate. Party Leadership is a matter for the parties themselves. This is going well.\nTrue. The best way to ensure the defeat of the party you least prefer is to vote for the other one. This is called \u2018choice\u2019.\nFalse. Neither of the parties is led by the preferred prime minister. The preferred Prime Minister is Malcolm Turnbull. One of the reasons he is preferred is that he cannot become Prime Minister.\nFalse. You cannot vote for Tony Abbott\u2019s daughters or for Therese Rein, Jessica Rudd, Antony Green, Dami Im or Cyril Rioli. They are not candidates.\nTrue. The first week of the campaign was between Kevin Bloke and Tony Knackers about who is fair dinkum. The second week was about the economy, which is run by Treasury. Since then it has been about remaining awake.\nThis was a trick question. In fact they are all true. Tony Abbott won a Rhodes Scholarship, Bill Shorten expects people to vote for him and there is a car called a Range Rover Evoque.\nTrue. In one 24 hour period, Tony Abbott confirmed that no-one is the suppository of all knowledge, that a female candidate he supported had sex appeal and that allowing people to marry on the basis that they wanted to would be too radical a change to existing laws. These were the playful errors of a man abundantly qualified to run the country.\nTrue. Kevin Rudd is The Labor Party. There are apparently some local members but Kevin is the founder of the party, owns the copyright and holds all the portfolios in the federal cabinet.\nTrue. There were two days of the campaign on which Tony Abbott did not mention asylum seekers. He wasn\u2019t well. Happily, he\u2019s feeling much better now.\nTrue. Climate change is effecting the global environment, except in Queensland and Western Sydney.\nTrue. ALP strategists got rid of Kevin Rudd because the polls had collapsed and then got rid of Julia Gillard because the polls had collapsed. Their current problem is that the polls have collapsed.\nTrue. Sophie Mirabella has been to her electorate on many occasions.\nTrue. Both parties waited until the electorate was suffering from drivel-fatigue and then launched their campaigns.\nFalse. Bob Katter was not in \u2018Dirty Harry\u2019 although his hat was nominated for an Emmy for its performance in \u2018Gunsmoke\u2019.\nFalse. Tony Windsor is not a member of the royal family.\nTrue. There is a new TV show called Eden-Monaro. It premiers on Sunday and will be heavily promoted after the polls close tonight. All TV election coverage will be peppered with presenters on all channels repeatedly saying \u2018Let\u2019s go to Eden-Monaro\u2019, \u2018I\u2019d like to have a look at Eden-Monaro\u2019 and \u2018Can we get Eden-Monaro on this thing Antony?\u2019\nTrue. Other new TV shows also set to be shamelessly promoted throughout the election-night coverage include Robertson, Dobell and Lindsay (comedy/drama about three cops with only one bicycle, trying to bust a drug-ring), LaTrobe and Deakin (a spoof news panel show) and Greenway, Banks and Corangamite (reality show in which 15 dozen vol-au-vents must be prepared in a house containing only a toaster and a vacuum cleaner)\nFalse. Clive Palmer does not actually face Queensland when he speaks.\nTrue. Media coverage of this election has been uniformly excellent.\nQuiz Answers July 2013\nWe had a fantastic response to our recent quiz and we thank everyone who entered. The winner was Hazel Dene, of Hazeldene. Well done indeed Hazel. For the record, the answers were as follows:\nTrue. The screen-grab of bulls stampeding through Pamplona is picture b). The other two images feature an ALP leadership discussion and a State of Origin football match.\nTrue. Napthine is a compound word made up of two words, \u2018nap\u2019 and \u2018thine\u2019. The name literally means \u2018your sleep.\u2019\nTrue. At one stage Kevin Rudd couldn\u2019t imagine circumstances in which he would challenge for the leadership of the Labor Party. Then his imagination improved.\nFalse. J K Rowling was not the author of the Gonski Report. It was written by J K Gonski.\nTrue. Julie Bishop was born on planet Earth.\nTrue. This week\u2019s rally in Australian equities was in response to figures emerging from a test being conducted in Nottingham. The Agar figure of 98 in particular, was well above market expectations.\nTrue. The tunnel under Royal Park began losing money when it was proposed.\nTrue. New Wallaby coach Ewen McKenzie is expected to get the inside backs and the outside backs together as a matter of urgency and introduce them to one another.\nTrue. The award for negotiating a unique economic development deal with China and simultaneously reforming the health, education and welfare sectors in Australia with a majority of one and the people who really run the country united against her, went to an Altona woman.\nFalse. The picture shows Larry, Curly and Moe bumping into each other. Bowie, Shorty and Albo are top-flight Australian politicians.\nFalse. The Kennett Curse is related to the rivalry between the Geelong and Hawthorn football teams. The other spectacular failures are The Kennett Legacy.\nFalse. The reason a prospectus hasn\u2019t been issued and equity funds have not received an allocation is that NBN Co is not for sale yet. Keep your eye on Malcolm and wait for a signal.\nTrue. It was disastrous having the $A going up and it\u2019s disastrous now that it\u2019s falling. If it were standing still that would also be disastrous. The whole thing is terrifying.\nTrue. Andy Murray is from a part of England called Scotland.\nFalse. The figure in the poster is the Marlboro man, an allegedly tough rugged individual, who was ultimately a victim of the product he was advertising. The man on the phone is Mal Brough, an Australian politician.\nFalse. It is members of the Cistercian order who have taken a vow of silence. Members of the Abbottian order take a vow to say everything twice, very slowly.\nTrue. Campbell Newman was awarded a 42% pay rise while he was away on holiday. When he returned was appalled to find he was earning $398,000 a year, about what Barack Obama gets. Similar jobs of course.\nTrue. Recent voting patterns for the Australian Senate have been very significant, although just on a technical point, Green Edge is a cycling team.\nFalse. The Drifters song is entitled \u2018Under the Boardwalk.\u2019 There\u2019s no such thing as a Broadwalk.\nFalse. IRS is the American inland revenue system. DRS is a system used for making decisions in cricket matches where there are no umpires.\nQuiz Answers June 2013\nWe had a fantastic response to our recent quiz and we thank everyone who entered. The winner was Ash Burton, of Ashburton. Great work Ash. For the record, the answers were as follows:\nFalse. George Pell didn\u2019t actually say \u2018I\u2019m only going to say this once. You know what you\u2019re going to ask me and I know the answers I\u2019m prepared to provide. If they bear some relation to each other that will be a bonus and an unexpected delight\u2019.\nTrue. When Jeff Kennett was Premier of the state of Victoria, he drank 20 cups of coffee a day, secured a car race which loses $50m a year, forfeited control of public transport, gas, electricity and main roads. He\u2019s calmed down a bit since but remains a first class mind.\nTrue. The headline \u2018Great Scott!\u2019 is used when anyone Scottish wins anything and when anyone named Scott wins anything. Andy Murray and Adam Scott have given it a fair workout in the past few months.\nFalse. Eddie McGuire is not a compulsory element in all material of any kind broadcast in Victoria. He\u2019s not in The Weather, for example*.\nFalse. Bitcoin is an imaginary but tradable currency. The US$ is real and the British pound will be real again in 100 years if things go really well.\nThe ANZAC Day march is a timely reminder that the German and Japanese menace was rolled back by the media, by people carrying photographs and by suburban brass bands.\nThe correct answer was \u2018ASADA stands for Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority\u2019. The answer \u2018Bloody near anything\u2019 was not accepted.\nTrue. The purpose of the Steward\u2019s Inquiry was to ascertain what was said to the brothel-owner about the prospects of the horse owned by the galah and trained by the bookie\u2019s mother. The important consideration in all this was to safeguard the integrity of racing in NSW.\nFalse. A developer cannot get approval for a hideous project simply because he\u2019s very tall. It is the hideous development that needs to be very tall, not the developer.\nFalse. The Australian attack will be led by Siddle, Pattinson and Starc. Dulcie Boling is a retired magazine editor.\nTrue. Due to a breakdown in negotiations, live odds on the likely outcome will not be broadcast during the anti-gambling debate.\nFalse. The music at Margaret Thatcher\u2019s funeral was Bel Canto. There was no mention of the Belgrano at the funeral. Australia was represented by Lord Howard of Baghdad.\nFalse. Stocks do not go up on a Monday. It\u2019s much more complicated than that.\nFalse. There is no plan to introduce hearing tests for Australian cricket administrators. This follows the failure of the eyesight test which was inconclusive since no-one could find the venue.\nFalse. The man singing \u2018Ground control to Major Tom\u2019 in a capsule was a Canadian astronaut. Wayne Swan is an Australian politician.\nThe answer was c). A Palm Reader is a fortune-teller and a Palm Climber is a plant. Clive Palmer is a person.\nA bobcat is a compact loader and bulldozer. A person who uses one is called a bobcat driver. There is no such thing as a bobcatter.\nTrue. A palindrome is something which reads the same backwards as it does forward. Examples include the name Anna, the sentence \u2018Able was I ere I saw Elba\u2019 and Joe Hockey\u2019s budget reply speech.\nTrue. The premier is referred to as Dr Napthine. This is done so the Victorian community understands that he is running a little bit behind schedule but will see them soon. Just take a seat and read some old golf magazines.\nTrue. The land speed record from St Kilda to Carlton on an evening when there\u2019s a match at the MCG is held by Mark Weber, in a Red Bull Renault. He covered the distance in an hour and ten minutes.\n*Although scattered eddies are forecast in some areas for tomorrow.\nWe had a fantastic response to the Easter quiz and we thank everyone who entered. The winner was Trav Encore, of Travencore. Great work Trav and very nicely done. For the record, the answers were as follows:\nTrue. The media\u2019s decision that Australia should tip out the current government and replace it with the Opposition is set to be ratified in mid-September, reports say.\nFalse. MYKI has not required a series of bailouts. $10 billion is a perfectly reasonable development cost for a new type of tram ticket.\nFalse. Not all Bernard Tomic\u2019s tennis lessons are broadcast live on national television.\nFalse. The Drug Loopholes are not an AFL team.\nIncorrect. John Steffensen was not discriminated against on the grounds of race but on the grounds of racing.\nFalse. Cervantes did not write a novel called Jeff Quixote about a man who expressed mutually exclusive opinions and attacked windmills in the belief that they were giants.\nFalse. In Australia we don\u2019t have a Fiscal Cliff. We have a Fiscal Glen, which is warm and soft and protected from inclement weather.\nTrue. 8.5 tons of fireworks were purposely set alight over the Xmas/New Year period at several locations around the metropolitan area. Police say a Mr Doyle is helping them with their inquiries.\n\u2018Epic Fail\u2019 is an exciting new expression meaning a very slight momentary embarrassment on a matter of no possible importance.\nTrue. The Tullamarine Freeway is slow and inefficient and there\u2019s no viable alternative. \u2018Yes, we\u2019ll certainly get on to that\u2019 said Premier Napthine. \u2018Where is it?\u2019\nFalse. The closure of hospital beds in Victoria has nothing to do with the Government of Victoria.\nFalse. 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        "raw_content": "Justin\u2019s #40 \u2013 Apostles of Disunion: Southern Secession Commissioners and the Causes of the Civil War, Charles Dew, 80 pages\nThis rather short book is packed with a ton of information regarding the Southern reasons for secession. Dr. Dew recounts many of the same kinds of stories that we seemed to be faced with in the introduction. For example, on the citizenship test for becoming a United States Citizen, a question is asked \u201cWhy was the Civil War fought?\u201d The answer could realistically be either because of \u201cstates rights\u201d or over slavery. Dr. Dew seeks to understand the reasons for secession better in this book; he wants to give clarity that the Southern states did not secede over states rights, as Southern revisionist historians in the 19th century suggested and that became mainstream as Southerns attempted to assuage their guilt over the war, but over the nasty topic of slavery.\nDr. Dew demonstrates this quite skillfully in looking at a little studied piece of history in the Southern Commissioners. After Abraham Lincoln was elected President, South Carolina seceded soon after. They gathered up prominent statesmen to take their case to other Southern states to secede just as South Carolina did. The Southern Commissioners took the message of disunity to Alabama, Virginia, Maryland, Georgia, and other states. They talked most often in front of the states leading members including the governor and the legislature\u2019s assembled body. Dew says, \u201cFrom December 1860 to April 1861, they carried the gospel of disunion to the far corners of the South\u201d (Dew, 18).\nWhat ensues is a book full of the highlights of the commissioners reports. These are public documents of their speeches, and they are candid in their explanations. There were a number of reasons for Southerns to be alarmed at the abolition of slavery and these arguments are heard in the speeches. For one, they believed that freeing of the slaves might cause an uprising amongst them, killing the slave owners and their families. They also thought that the freeing of slaves would decimate their economic progress. But at the core of it, they would be considered just plain racist in our day. They believed that white supremacy would be quashed if slaves were free. So they took to preserving their way of life by separating from the very same people who threatened them.\nI think the title of this book is so brilliant: the Apostles of Disunion. That\u2019s essentially what the commissioners were. Dr. Dew says, \u201cAnd by helping us to understand the \u2018why\u2019 of secession, these apostles of disunion have gone a long way toward answering that all-important question, \u2018The Civil War was fought over what important issue?'\u201d (Dew, 21). And Dr. Dew makes a convincing argument: if indeed these commissioners were making the abolition of slavery an apologetic to get other Southern states on board with secession, then it would put the argument that the states seceded on the issue of state\u2019s rights on precarious ground.\nBut alas, I believe we will continue to fight against this notion because in our time, it\u2019s just not an issue that we would like to rehash. We are comfortable with the idea of state\u2019s rights which is put in a much better light than white supremacy. Uncovering these documents and looking into what these men actually said is almost frightening and goes a long ways in explaining the fall out of the complete abolition of slavery and the systematic racism that ensued in the South for decades to come. We are still feeling the reverberations of such arguments today in one way or another. So this is an important book and an important topic that we will continue to explore.",
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The story starts showing us how her life has turned out as a professional drummer, and then jumps back to show us how she was introduced to, and came to love, the art. We follow her life from this point and watch her as she grows up.\nIt's a cute personal story, focused heavily around the points where drumming has affected her life. I think the main point that can be taken from Aki no Kanade is to follow your dream and work hard to make something you love a reality, and not stopping at the first hindrance. It doesn't offer too much else really; it's charming, it's comfy and it's worth the 20 minutes it takes to watch.\nAs arbitrary as number-ratings are, MAL has them, so I will use them.\nStory 7 - Art 8 - Sound 8 - Character 8 - Enjoyment 8. None of which I feel like I need to justify with an explanation. They're set with the show's length in mind - They did good for the time they had, as I think the show would've held up quite well if dragged out for the usual 12 episodes instead of 1. Overall 8.\nHere we are at the end of this year's film festival week. Aki no Kanade was created as a part of 2015's Anime Mirai project. For those of you who aren't familiar with what that is, it's designed to train young animators. Harmonie was also created as a part of it, just for the 2014 Anime Mirai. JC Staff headed the project. Yes, the Toradora, Azumanga Daioh studio.\nWe open with a drumming performance. Then we cut to the performers having some beers and chatting. One of them, Aki, seems to be feeling down. Probably because all of them have to have side jobs. The next morning she gets a phone call from her former teacher asking her to return to her home town in order to teach the drums. She agrees and quickly takes the train back.\nThe biggest flaw with this film is simply that it tries to do a bit too much. There's this ongoing theme about past traditions being lost. There's also quite a bit that ties into the difficulties of pursuing your dreams as an artist, specifically a musician in this, in the modern world. And all of that gets tied into flashbacks about how Aki became enamoured with the drums. And this isn't a decent length film. It's about as long as an ordinary episode of an anime. Which, basically, means that it can't handle all of those ideas in any amount of detail. So, we get a cursory handling of the topics that basically relies on them being immediately relatable. Which, to be fair, they are.\nThat being said, what we do get of them is really well done. You get enough of a glimpse of Aki's troubles as a musician to make it relatable. You see enough changes to convey the idea of traditions being laid to rest in the name of progress. And you see enough of Aki's journey as a musician to give you a decent idea of what the drums mean to her. And it's good enough that you want to see more. Seriously, I would watch a full anime that was just this as a more fully fleshed out narrative. It also does have a good amount of charm to it.\nThe main focus is on Aki herself. And she is a very strong character. Her arc of returning to her roots and regaining her passion is well handled. The characters around her are, fortunately, developed enough that they have verisimilitude. They might not be the most complex characters of all time, but they have enough to them to make them feel like real people. And they're probably the best you'll get from a twenty five minute film.\nI'll give the young animators full credit on this one. The film is well animated and the art just looks great in general. With nice backgrounds, good looking musical performances and characters that look pretty nice. About the worst it gets is that the driving animation is a bit hovery due to them not liking to show the wheels.\nJC Staff got some strong actors. Satou Rina takes the leading role. Nakahara Mai & Kugimiya Rie take secondary roles. And they all deliver strong performances. The music is really good as well. There are some nice, traditional drum performances.\nAki's friends, Megumi & Akane, hang onto each other in a way that's pretty homo-erotic.\nAki no Kanade is a solid short film. For twenty five minutes, it does everything it needs to do and handles its themes as well as it can given the time constraints. I quite enjoyed it. Ultimately, I give it an 8/10.\ndlambo (All reviews)\nStory 9/10. Pretty decent for a short movie. Was expecting this movie to be longer but I guess there's no need. The cover for this movie speaks for itself, there's a lot of challenges and doubts faced for Miyagawa; while there's also the same girl who's ambitious and is proud of her work. This story encompasses a lot of cultural art into it, kind of hard to find a movie who literally focuses \"on a girl who wants to be a professional drummer.\"\nArt 10/10. What's there not to like about it, the characters were drawn beautifully, each one had a unique style, even the father who mugs a lot.\nSound 9/10. As mentioned, it brings a lot of cultural background in traditional drumming. You also got that soothing tune as well. Pretty decent, but that's it.\nCharacter 8/10. You can see a lot of character development within this short movie, you can see their ambitions, their challenges, their doubts, their roles, their inspiration; but there's still some stuff missing. But then again, it's a short movie.\nOverall 10/10. Pretty enjoyable, had a lot of ingenuity in it, maybe it would have been better if it was a longer movie. But as mentioned, pretty decent for a short movie, encompasses a lot of cultural/traditional aspects within this movie; has the character developments and roles, a lot of emotional aspects tied around the main character, art and sounds were decent. Okay I guess.\nsparkle1princess (All reviews)\nAs with every review I make, this one is biased. Objectively, this OVA would probably get a 9/10. However, I loved it enough that I gave it a 10. If you have a problem with this scoring system, feel free to express that.\nI just finished reviewing Charlotte, which took a lot of time and energy out of me. This time, as a way of spiritually cleansing myself of that show, I am reviewing something that I actually really like. There aren't too many spoilers, simply because there isn't much to spoil. It's only one episode. This anime is about a girl who likes to play the drums. The rest of the synopsis is on the page already, so I'm not spending time talking about it here.\nWith this being a one shot OVA, the plot is very simple. There just isn't enough time for a deep, complex story full of twists and turns. However, that does not make it bad. There are things in it that admittedly are kinda stupid, for example when the stage breaks right before they're about to perform the drum festival. Like really? Did they not check beforehand for any signs that it was unstable? And what caused it to collapse in the first place? It stood up fine in the strong winds of the typhoon the night before. Maybe it was weakened by the wind and rain? But there still wasn't any obvious reason for the collapse. These are just speculative defenses. It gave a good reason for why the festival didn't happen anymore. Who'd want their kid to be there? I mean it almost killed at least three little kids already. But the cause for it is kinda stupid. Regardless, the plot is strong and heartwarming. The ending feels nice and was conclusive enough.\nThis is where the OVA really shines. The characters in this are almost all interesting in some way. However, there are a few that are kinda iffy, which is what keeps this from being a solid 10. Let's start out with out main character Aki. She's a girl who's currently a professional drummer in Tokyo. In this short 22 minute OVA, we learn about her backstory, motivations, family situation, and friends, giving us a deep understanding of her character. Given that every other character is basically a side character, they don't get that much development. One of my favorite characters in the whole OVA though was the boy (who's name I forget) who sat next to Aki when in their first lesson preparing for the festival. His awkwardness around her at first felt so realistic. He kind of reflected my personality at that age. Especially the scene when they're in middle school and he is going to give his button to Aki, but then chickens out at the last second and runs away felt a lot more human and realistic than him being 100% super smooth guy. It made him more sympathetic. The other characters with names, Megumi and Akane don't really have much personality. They're cute and charming and Akane's skull necklace is so fucking cool, but they're really there just to be Aki's friends. This is fine since this anime is only 22 minutes long. They don't need to be deeply developed because the story doesn't focus on them. Aki's dad is what brings down the score a little bit, simply because of my personal feelings. I just flat out didn't like the dad. Without sugar-coating it, he was a dick. I mean, I get that he didn't like her playing the drums, but seriously? Not only did he not see any of her performances, he didn't even see her off at the train station when she was leaving for Tokyo. He doesn't even greet her when she returns home after 15 years. Thankfully, he shows up at the final performance at the end of the OVA, which redeemed him a bit in my eyes. But still. What a dick.\nThe art in this was decent. It wasn't beautiful, but the scenery was pleasant to look at and the girls were very cute. And let's be honest, cute girls is enough to score any anime an 8 on artwork right?\nI don't usually talk about animation, but there's something I'd like to point out that I thought was a nice touch. When the girls play the drums, their mallets actually come down and hit in rhythm with the audio. The animators didn't need to do that, but they took the extra step and made it look more realistic. Reminds me a lot of Kyoto Animation.\nLiterally nothing to say. It sounded good. I liked the voice acting. I'm sorry I'm really bad at writing about sound.\nAki no Kanade is a perfect example of what can be accomplished in a single episode. 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        "raw_content": "Currently Watching: Drinking Solo\nby userbmc, October 25, 2016\nHello everyone! Today is very hot in my country, and I am here drinking a can of beer while I introduce you guys to the Korean drama I am currently watching: Drinking Solo!\nDrinking Solo is a romantic comedy that tells the story of people who like to drink alone (like me) for different reasons; sometimes, you just want to have alone time and heal yourself from a very tiring day, or maybe you have a bad day, and that drink can be a kind of encouragement for the next day, saying that everything will get better. Or a drink can even be for a celebration!\nThe story takes place in an institute in Noryangjin, an administrative division of Seoul, which is for people who want to pass the Civil Service Exam of the Republic of Korea. It revolves around the lives of the teachers and students of the institute, showing their daily struggles with money, love, and work relationships.\nThe cast is very funny and also the acting is good! The mains leads are Jin Jeong Seok (Ha Suk Jin) and Park Ha Na (Park Ha Sun). Jin Jeong Seok is a very famous instructor that teaches Korean history and is hired to save the institute that is about to close its doors. He is also known as \"Premium Trash\" to the other teachers, because everything for him needs to have good quality and reach a high standard, but his personality is so bad that it is just like trash. Park Ha Na is a newbie teacher of Korean language that has money problems and comes to Noryangjin with high hopes of becoming a good teacher and helping a lot of students. Reality is hard, however, and with her naive personality she has to learn how to survive in the world where just being a nice and hard-working person isn't enough.\nPark Ha Na and Jin Jeong Seok\nOne thing that pleased me very much in this drama is that the characters tell stories that we all can relate to. It is not an unrealistic story, and maybe if you are a student trying to pass a difficult exam, you are going to find a little piece of yourself in there. If you are someone who has a job, you will as well, because it also has a lot of references to the workplace environment.\nThe funniest parts for me are always the students. The main actors are Gong Myung, Kim Ki Bum (SHINee's KEY), Kim Dong Young, and Jung Chae Yeon. Their characters have the same names as them in real life; it was my first time seeing this in a drama, and I couldn't find why this was done. (If you know, please put it in the comments! I am so curious hahaha.) Gong Myung has a crush on teacher Park Ha Na, and Dong Young wants to pass the exams really bad because of his family. Chae Yeon is a girl who is known as a beauty but doesn't want to date anyone and just studies.\nGong Myung, KEY and Dong Young\nFor me, KEY is the BEST. He is that kind of lazy rich student that doesn't want to study and keeps finding reasons to not do anything. Let's be honest, we all know someone like that (or maybe, sometimes, we all are a little like that).\nThe teachers are also great. Hwang Jin Yi (Hwang Woo Seul Hye) is the English teacher and she is known for her sexy personality and really wants to get married; Min Jin Woong (played by the actor with the same name) is a teacher who likes to impersonate famous drama characters to make his students laugh; Joo Won Jang is the academy principal (Kim Won Hae) who is always complaining about money and his wife's problems.\nTeacher Min, Director Joo, and Teacher Hwang\nSo, I think everyone should try this drama because it is very good if you want to relax and just watch something with light humor. You can have a good laugh and be a little emotional. It is nice to see how so many different lives can be connected by just one place, and even if they seem to have nothing in common, they all do the same thing; they all drink alone at the end of the day.\nuserbmc\nCurrently Watching: Queen For Seven Days\nCurrently Watching: Chicago Typewriter\nIntroduction to 'The K2'",
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        "raw_content": "Tag Archives: gender bias heart disease\nWomen missing the beat: are doctors ignoring women\u2019s cardiac symptoms?\nTrue or false? Every year, more women die of heart disease than men.\nThe answer is true, but if you didn\u2019t know it, you\u2019re in good company. In a survey of 500 American doctors (100 cardiologists, 100 obstetrician/gynecologists, and 300 family practice physicians) led by cardiologist Dr. Lori Mosca, only 8% of family doctors knew this fact, but \u2013 even more astonishing \u2013 only 17% of cardiologists were aware of it.\nWhen it comes to women and heart disease, ignorance can be deadly. The misconception that heart disease is mostly a \u2018man\u2019s disease\u2019 is one reason that women continue to be misdiagnosed or receive delayed treatment when experiencing symptoms of heart disease.\nDr. Mosca, Professor of Medicine and Director of Preventive Cardiology at New York-Presbyterian Hospital/Columbia University Medical Center, explains that women patients often report that their complaints were dismissed or that they were \u201cblown off\u201d by their doctors when they presented with heart disease symptoms. Studies show that there is a gender bias out there that women need to be aware of.\n\u201d Our own research has shown that physicians are more likely to label a woman at lower risk for heart disease than a man with the same calculated level of heart disease risk.\u201d Continue reading \u2192\nTags: Dr. Lori Mosca, gender bias heart disease, women misdiagnosed heart attacks, women's heart health\nAt the WomenHeart Science & Leadership Symposium last fall, Mayo Clinic cardiologists told us that, when it comes to women, heart disease is much more than an equal opportunity health threat. Women with heart disease are underdiagnosed (and undertreated even when accurately diagnosed) compared to men presenting with the same condition. And we also have more deadly outcomes compared to men.\nDid you know that more women than men die of heart disease each year in North America? What I found particularly appalling was a 2005 American Heart Association study that found only 8% of family doctors were aware of this fact, and (even worse!) only 17% of cardiologists were aware.\nHere are some other examples that may help to explain gender bias in diagnosis and treatment of women\u2019s heart disease: Continue reading \u2192\nTags: diagnosing and misdiagnosing, gender bias heart disease, misdiagnosis of heart disease",
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        "raw_content": "The Latest: McConnell says Trump's border plan suits reality\nPresident Donald Trump speaks on the South Lawn of the White House as he walks to Marine One, Sunday, Jan. 6, 2019, in Washington. Trump is en route to Camp David.Alex Brandon / AP\nSenate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell says President Donald Trump\u2019s proposal to increase border security through physical barriers \u201csuits the reality on the ground\u201d along the U.S.-Mexico border.\nSpeaking after Trump\u2019s Oval Office address Tuesday, the Kentucky Republican said Trump\u2019s plan \u201csimply builds on earlier legislation\u201d that Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and other Democrats supported in the past.\nMcConnell blamed the 18-day partial government shutdown on \u201cDemocrats\u2019 refusal to negotiate\u201d because of \u201cpartisan spite for the president.\u201d\nMcConnell urged Democrats to \u201ccome to the table and help deliver a solution\u201d to reopen the government.\nTrump said in his speech that there is a \u201cgrowing humanitarian and security crisis\u201d at the southern border, although crossings have fallen in recent years. Trump said illegal immigration strains public resources and drives down jobs and wages.\nPresident Donald Trump\u2019s Oval Office speech has received a mixed reaction among one family who gathered to watch it in South Texas, a short distance from the U.S.-Mexico border.\nInside a home in Edinburg, 67-year-old Mexican-American Sylvia Ramirez took notes during Trump\u2019s speech and the response by Democratic leaders. Afterward, Ramirez said, she thought Trump had expressed compassion. But, she added, \u201cI wish he\u2019d meant it.\u201d\nRamirez is a Democrat who opposes a border wall.\nHer 70-year-old cousin Rita Jackson-Vega supports the president and said afterward that she believed Trump was trying his best.\nWhile many people in South Texas oppose Trump\u2019s immigration priorities, Jackson-Vega said some action was necessary to curb illegal immigration, though she also believes a wall wouldn\u2019t stop families from trying to enter the United States.\nPresident Donald Trump is arguing that building a southern border wall would be an act of \u201clove.\u201d\nTrump, in an Oval Office address Tuesday night, made another pitch to fulfil his signature campaign promise of building a wall at the Mexican border.\nTrump suggested that other people, including rich liberals, build walls \u201cnot because they hate the people outside but because they love the people inside.\u201d\nHe has previously claimed that the Vatican and former President Barack Obama built walls for security. There is not a wall around Obama\u2019s Washington home.\nThe debate over funding for the barrier has been at the centre of a partial federal government shutdown. Trump initially vowed that Mexico would pay for the border wall.\nSenate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer says President Donald Trump should reopen government while talks continue over the U.S.-Mexico border wall because there\u2019s \u201cno excuse for hurting millions of Americans.\u201d\nSchumer and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi delivered the Democratic response to Trump\u2019s Oval Office address Tuesday.\nSchumer says Democrats and Republicans agree on the need to secure borders. But the New York Democrat says the \u201csymbol of America should be the Statue of Liberty, not a 30-foot wall.\u201d\nSchumer noted that Trump had promised to have Mexico pay for the wall. But he says having failed, Trump is now \u201cunable to convince Congress or the American people to foot the bill.\u201d\nSchumer says, \u201cAmerican democracy doesn\u2019t work that way. We don\u2019t govern by temper tantrum.\u201d\nHouse Speaker Nancy Pelosi says the president has \u201cchosen fear\u201d in making the case to the American people for the border wall and Democrats \u201cwant to start with the facts.\u201d\nPelosi said Tuesday night in a rebuttal to President Donald Trump\u2019s Oval Office address that \u201cwe all agree that we need to secure our borders.\u201d\nShe noted that the House passed legislation to reopen government on the first day of the new Congress. But Trump rejects that legislation because it doesn\u2019t have funding for his border wall.\nShe says: \u201cThe fact is: President Trump must stop holding the American people hostage, must stop manufacturing a crisis, and must reopen the government.\u201d\nPresident Donald Trump is citing crimes committed by immigrants in the U.S. illegally to make his case for a southern border wall.\nStudies over several years have found immigrants are less likely to commit crimes than people born in the United States.\nBut Trump said Tuesday night in an Oval Office address that he\u2019s met with dozens of families whose loved ones were killed by immigrants in the country illegally. Trump says: \u201cHow much more American blood must we shed before Congress does its job?\u201d\nHe is urging Americans to call members of Congress and tell them to finally secure the border. He says, \u201cThis is a choice between right and wrong, justice and injustice.\u201d\nTrump says he is determined to end the \u201ccycle of human suffering.\u201d\nPresident Donald Trump says in an Oval Office address that there is a \u201cgrowing humanitarian and security crisis\u201d at the U.S.-Mexico border, though crossings have fallen in recent years.\nThe president said Tuesday night that all Americans are hurt by uncontrolled illegal immigration. He says it strains public resources and drives down jobs and wages.\nThe president says among those hit hardest by illegal immigration are African-Americans and Hispanics, though he did not provide any evidence to back that up.\nThe president is trying to convince Americans that the flow of immigrants into the U.S. illegally at the southern border is a crisis.\nHe asserts that the government remains shut down because Democrats won\u2019t fund border security.\nThe White House says President Donald Trump and Vice-President Mike Pence will meet with Republican senators at the Capitol on Wednesday as the partial government shutdown continues.\nThe meeting is taking place as Trump tries to generate public support for border wall money before ending the shutdown. He\u2019ll address the nation from the Oval Office on Tuesday night, and has planned a trip to the U.S.-Mexico border two days later.\nHouse Democrats have passed a plan to re-open the government without funding Trump\u2019s promised border wall, but the Republican-led Senate has so far declined to take it up.\nSenate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has said he won\u2019t take up funding bills without Trump\u2019s support.\nThe vice-president is increasingly being called upon to prevent GOP defections.\nPresident Donald Trump hosted cable and broadcast television news representatives at an off-the-record lunch hours before he\u2019s set to deliver a prime-time speech outlining what he sees as a \u201ccrisis\u201d on the southern border.\nTop news personalities including CNN\u2019s Chris Cuomo, Fox News Channel\u2019s Bret Baier and ABC\u2019s George Stephanopoulos attended the Tuesday lunch, which lasted about an hour and 20 minutes.\nWhite House counsellor Kellyanne Conway says the group had a \u201crobust exchange\u201d and \u201cquestions were asked and answered.\u201d\nBaier said on air that attendees agreed to quote only one line from the president: \u201cIt was wonderful having lunch with you today.\u201d\nBut he said that the White House believes the wall is a winning issue for Trump, whose refusal to sign a budget without billions for the border has forced a partial government shutdown.\nThe No. 2 House Democrat is blaming President Donald Trump for the partial government shutdown and says Trump is holding the government \u201chostage.\u201d\nMaryland Democrat Steny Hoyer says Tuesday that \u201cin another context, we would call that an act of kidnapping or terrorism.\u201d\nHoyer says it would be akin to an imposition of martial law if Trump declares a national emergency in order to unilaterally build a Southwest border wall. He says Trump doesn\u2019t have that authority and doing that \u201ccertainly could\u201d be an abuse of power.\nHoyer compares it to other governments \u201cdeclaring martial law and justifying them in doing whatever they want to do.\u201d\nDemocrats are refusing to give Trump $5.7 billion to build the wall. The impasse has led to a partial government shutdown, now in its third week.\nHouse Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer will give the Democratic response to President Donald Trump\u2019s remarks to the nation Tuesday on his proposed wall on the U.S.-Mexico border.\nAn impasse over wall funding has led to a partial government shutdown, now in its third week.\nPelosi and Schumer have flatly refused to pay for the wall. They said Tuesday they will deliver their response to Trump after his address at 9 p.m. EST.\nTrump says there is a security crisis at the U.S.-Mexico border that can be addressed only by spending $5.7 billion on a wall as a way to prevent people from crossing into the U.S. illegally.\nVice-President Mike Pence says President Donald Trump\u2019s recent claim that his predecessors endorsed his idea of a U.S.-Mexico border wall was an \u201cimpression.\u201d\nTrump said Friday that some previous presidents \u201chave told me that we should have done it.\u201d\nThe four living ex-presidents do not back Trump up on that claim. Jimmy Carter, Bill Clinton and George W. Bush said they had not discussed the wall with Trump. Barack Obama\u2019s office reiterated his opposition to the wall.\nPence told NBC\u2019s \u201cToday\u201d show on Tuesday, \u201cI know the president has said that was his impression from previous presidents.\u201d\nPence says he\u2019s seen \u201cclips of previous presidents talking about the importance of border security and the importance of addressing illegal immigration.\u201d\nTrump is scheduled to address the nation Tuesday night and lay out his case for the wall, which Democrats oppose. The government is in its third week of a partial shutdown over wall funding.\nLeaders of the bipartisan National Governors Association are urging President Donald Trump and congressional leaders to end the partial government shutdown, telling them \u201ca federal government shutdown should not be a negotiating tactic as disagreements are resolved.\u201d\nThe group\u2019s chairman, Montana Democrat Steve Bullock, and vice chairman, Maryland Republican Larry Hogan, sent the letter on Monday.\nThe message was made public Tuesday, the 18th day of the shutdown, as Trump prepared to make his case in a prime-time speech that there\u2019s a U.S.-Mexico border crisis that must be addressed. Trump wants billions of dollars to fund a border wall, which congressional Democrats oppose.\nThe governors say federal workers are being hurt and state business is being affected by shutdowns of federal departments and agencies. 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        "raw_content": "The Amazing Benefits of Milk Thistle\nMay 23rd 2017 Supplement Advice\nThis remarkable herb can not only help to restore your liver after an alcoholic night on the tiles, or support you during a detoxification program, but it can medicinally help with a range of chronic conditions relating to liver function including the clearance of hormones, fatty liver and gallstones to helping cancer patients recover quicker following chemotherapy.\nThe medicinal use of milk thistle can be traced back to the ancient Greeks and Romans. Today there are hundreds of studies that have witnessed the benefits of milk thistle, especially in relation to treatment of the liver. Its common uses include protecting the liver from toxins, including drugs, poisons and chemicals. It also assists the liver in disorders such as cirrhosis and hepatitis and helps to reduce liver damage from excessive alcohol. Other uses include the treatment and prevention of gallstones and helping to clear psoriasis.\nA sunny member of the sunflower family with its purple flowers and milky white leaf veins, milk thistles main therapeutic ingredient is silymarin. Botanically known as Silybum Marianum, the shiny black seeds are collected at the end of summer for medicinal use.\nCompared to other herbs, milk thistle is one of the most extensively studied and documented herbs in traditional use today. These studies validate its healing powers in relation to liver-related disorders. Silymarin is the collective name for three compounds which constitutes about 4%-6% of the ripe seeds harvested.\nSilymarin has the ability to fortify the liver, an incredibly important organ that processes nutrients, fats and other foods. The liver\u2019s other role is to neutralise or detoxify the body from pharmaceutical drugs, recreational drugs, chemical pollutants, including pesticides, additives and preservatives found in foods and alcohol. It does this by preventing the depletion of glutathione, an amino acid-like compound that is central to the detoxification process, by enhancing and strengthening the livers biochemistry. Some studies show that it is also able to increase glutathione concentration by up to 35%. Milk thistle can also act like a gate keeper, limiting the number of toxins the liver can process at any given time.\nFructose the sugar found naturally in fruit and industrially commercialised versions found in manufactured foods, is only processed by the liver. This gives an indication of the toxicity of fructose in the body. Excess fructose in the diet can lead to non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, therefore milk thistle can be a supportive aid in helping to reduce the burden on the liver, when dietary intervention is used therapeutically to reduce liver fat.\nThe herb is also a powerful antioxidant, even more potent than vitamins C and E. It helps to prevent damage from highly reactive free radical molecules that are created as part of the detoxification process and normal metabolism. It is also a regenerator, aiding the body to replace old damaged liver cells with new functioning cells. Milk thistle can be supportive in aiding a range of serious liver conditions including viral infections such as hepatitis and scarring of the liver caused by cirrhosis.\nIt can also be used in hospital, in injectable form to combat the life-threatening effect of poisonous plants that have been ingested, such as fungi. New research is looking into milk thistle as a weapon against skin cancer. Researchers in Cleveland, Ohio are completing studies to assess the active ingredient as a weapon to reduce tumours which are a result of ultra-violet radiation.\nMilk thistle is an effective aid for recovery from bouts of alcohol, from general drinking habits to serious over consumption. It is a good protectant and regenerator for those who are recovering from alcohol abuse, because alcohol depletes glutathione.\nFor cancer patients, milk thistle can be used to limit the drug induced damage of chemotherapy and it helps to speed up the recovery process following treatment, by quickening the removal of toxic substances that can accumulate in the body.\nThe herb has also been used to reduce inflammation and help to slow down the increased cell turnover associated with psoriasis. It may also be useful in women suffering with endometriosis, a common cause of infertility, because milk thistle can aid the liver in processing oestrogen, which at high levels can make the pain and symptoms worse. It may also be beneficial in other conditions that are affected by the clearance and processing of hormones.\nMilk thistle is also beneficial in preventing and treating gallstones, by helping to improve the flow of bile from the liver to the gall bladder and to the intestines where it helps to digest fats.\nHow to take milk thistle\nThe recommended dose for milk thistle is up to 200 mg of standardised extract which contains up to 70%-80% silymarin three times a day. Depending on your individual needs, lower doses are also often very effective. You can also combine milk thistle with other herbs and nutrients such as dandelion, choline, inositol and methionine. 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        "raw_content": "Browse OTR Articles\nOTR 0 Comments 12/16/2017\nRemembering Fielden Farrington\nAuthor, announcer and long-time CBS writer Fielden Ward Farrington was born July 4, 1909 in Clinton, Indiana. He was my great-uncle; the younger brother of my grandmother, Thelma (Farrington) Stone. Two weeks prior to his birth, his older brother Leo passed away with scarlet fever. Fielden's father Harry, a talented carpenter, built the house in which he was born. I have several fine pieces of furniture Harry had built, and I treasure a little wooden box he built for me when I was very young. Fielden's tiny mother Metta (Nolan) Farrington also loved to write, and had a twin sister, Mitta. Fielden was of English and Irish heritage.\nFielden attended Clinton Elementary intially. Later, the family moved to 1337 2nd Avenue, Terre Haute, Indiana where he attended Garfield High School.. After a short time at Indiana State, he dropped out; his sister said he was bored after consuming all the resources of the English department. A professor on the university staff, Dr. Miller, encouraged Fielden to pursue writing.\nIn 1929, after joining the staff of radio station WBOW in Terre Haute, Fielden ran the audio mix, swept floors, announced and even sang as live broadcasting demanded. Also on the staff was Dick Reed, a copy writer, who was unable at some point to complete his copy prior to the airing of a commercial. Fielden reviewed the available material and told the management that he'd be happy to complete the copy. After airing Fielden's copy, station sponsors commented positively, and WBOW management subsequently began to exploit Fielden's writing talent.\nAlso on the staff was a young tenor: Burl Ives. Burl had two or more 15 minute spots where he would sing, accompanying himself with a ukalele. Fielden often had station staff in and out of his parents' home - where he still lived at the time - but never invited Burl. Burl was not meticulous in his personal hygiene.\nFielden wrote material for another rising radio star, Author Godfrey. Godfrey reportedly did not pay for the material, and Fielden never forgot it. Years later, while both Godfrey and Farrington were at CBS, a cool on-air exchange resulted in their being called to the office of William Paley.\nFielden's first big break was at the 1933 Chicago World's Fair: \"A Century of Progress.\" His proud mother and sister drove up to Chicago to see him announce the displays at the Ford building exhibits. After the fair, he announced at several Midwestern stations.\nAfter the World's Fair, Fielden moved to Wheeling, West Virgina to join a Columbia network station. It was in West Virginia where Fielden married Dorothy McKee. He later moved to Detroit, Michigan, where Reed, the first of his two sons, was born. In 1940, Fielden moved to New York, where he would remain. I'm not sure where his other son, Mark (who ultimately also worked for CBS ) was born.\nDuring his career with CBS in New York, Fielden Farrington was often heard as WW2 broke out. He was the announcer for the Romance of Helen Trent, and announced a few of The Green Hornet radio programs. In addition to published short stories and radio material (most of which have not survived) he published his first novel, The Big Noise, in 1946. Street of Brass was released in 1961 with its gritty, trendy cover. A Little Game was printed in late 1968, and was made into a television movie in 1971 by ABC. A Little Game was truly a good book, full of dark suspense, which was (according to his sister) what he was best at. Unfortunately the movie did not capture the story well.\nAlso in 1971, Fielden's Strangers in 7A was printed. Strangers in 7A was made into a made-for-television movie by CBS, which starred Andy Griffith, Ida Lupino, Ed Asner and Michael Brandon, and aired in November 1972. His sister received a signed copy in the mail, with a brief letter of apology to his big sister. The book was filthy, and received scathing reviews, ie:\nMr. Farrington is a TV-radio scripter and he gets additional mileage here out of the obscenities which crowd the up-yours dialogue. Just one more book like this and New York won't even be a nice place to visit. (Source)\nMy grandmother confided in me something I will now share: she carefully wrapped the book in paper, and placed it in the trash. She was afraid her grandchildren would get hold of it: \"He needed to wash his typewriter out with soap!\" I found a paperback copy of it later, and I also threw it out. She related to me that Fielden was pressured to write using foul language and sexual situations by his publisher.\nFielden Farrington was all over the place in the 1970's when I was a teenager. He didn't like announcing for televison (much preferring radio) and produced a 21 stories for the popular CBS Radio Mystery Theater . My favorites are The Sleepy Village and The Fatal Connection. He wrote a great deal of the General Hospital television drama scripts.\nFielden was a pipe smoker, and was diagnosed with mouth cancer in the early 1970's. He eventually underwent several disfiguring surguries, and at the later stages of the disease expressed concern that his sister should see him in his conditon. He died July 8, 1977 at age 68 in New York.\nI had only met Fielden once, to my memory (though it is likely I just don't remember visits.) In 1975 my parents, my girlfriend Brenda (whom I later married) and I drove in a 1929 Model A to New Palestine, Indiana where my grandmother lived alone in a small apartment. Her brother was visiting from New York. Fielden was busy chatting with the family grownups, and aside from a quick exchange of introductions I never got to speak with him. He was sporting a beard to cover the cancer surgery on his face and skull. He was wearing the obligatory author's sweater.\nI have a number of pictures and recorded information related to me by his sister, my grandmother. Grandma was proud of her brother: \"Never did a sister love her brother more than I loved Fielden.\" She said that they never fought or even argued, and I believe it. I also have a lot of material written by Metta, Fielden's mother, that I need to go through.\nFielden's old WBOW co-worker, Burl Ives, was also a pipe smoker. He died of mouth cancer in 1995. I do know that Burl also attended Indiana State, and was the same age as Fielden. He had also dropped out of classes there. I don't know if it was at Indiana State where Fielden first met Burl, who reportedly ate huge quantities of my great-grandmother's incredible sugar cookies when she brought them to the WBOW studio. I remember those sugar cookies, which she kept in a tin - with wax paper on the bottom - in her kitchen. It seems that the professional lives of Burl and Field ran parallel in many ways.\n(11/10/2018) The excellent RUSC Web site has 26 radio shows in their catalog involving Farrington, including two Theatre Five episodes, Just Plain Bill and The Green Hornet as well as his CBS Radio Mystery Theatre work.\n(11/10/2019) The complete 1972 movie The Strangers in 7A is available here on YouTube.\nStreet of Brass, paperback, 1961\nThe Strangers In 7A, paperback\nClipping from an unknown source, submitted by son, Mark Farrington\nFielden and his sister, Thelma\nFielden on the farm, age 9\nFielden with friend Elaine Dans (left)\nThe Farrington Family\n1933 World's Fair: Ford Building\nBurl Ives, WBOW advertisement in Terre Haute Sunday Star\nFielden with childhood friend Willie Wake\nYoung Fielden, 1930's, CBS\nA Little Game, 1969\nThe Strangers In 7A Movie Promotion",
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        "raw_content": "Your Guide to Hyde Park\nFirst things first\u2014check out pictures of Ciral\u2019s House of Tiki on 53rd St. Looks like the most amazing bar ever, right? It was. There were blowfish above the bar, Patsy Cline on the jukebox, and I was never carded. You should be very sad it no longer exists. They even tore the building down. This is a lesson on what the great philosopher Joni Mitchell called the law of \u201cyou don\u2019t know what you\u2019ve got til it\u2019s gone.\u201d To sooth your pain, go to Jimmy\u2019s Woodlawn Tap on 55th and Woodlawn. Cry into your beer (preferably poured from a pitcher of Leinie\u2019s). You can\u2019t really say you\u2019ve visited Hyde Park without a trip to Jimmy\u2019s. Munch on your French fries and slurp pea soup as you consider the history of the place: the countless Nobel laureates who have sat at these tables, the birth of improvisational comedy (courtesy of the Compass Players) in the back room in the 1950s, the inane and passionate philosophical conversations held by over-confident undergraduates for decades. Semi-interesting Neo-Futurist connections: we performed a version of \u201cDrinking and Writing\u201d here in (I think) 2004, and Cardiff Giant, an improv group that featured the talents of Greg Kotis, Scott Hermes, and Phil Ridarelli performed here back in the day.\nYou like books don\u2019t you? Do you like getting them for free? Walk past the free book box in front of Powell\u2019s on 57th. You might get a copy of \u201cThe Big Book of Yiddish Humor!\u201d For free! Then stop being a cheapskate and go inside. There are old books. There are new books. There are art books. There are blue books. There is probably not the book you are looking for but there is definitely the book you need. There is a downstairs area. When you are overwhelmed, walk west on 57th and mourn the empty space that once housed O\u2019Gara and Wilson\u2019s, another used bookstore across the street. (See Mitchell, Joni, above.) Keep walking. You are allowed to stop at Z & H Market and get a sandwich and an espresso, but you are not allowed to buy any of the fancy olive oil. That\u2019s just crazy. Next door, you should visit 57th Street Books, the sister bookstore to the Seminary Co-Op around the corner. Go down the stairs, leave your bag at the cashier, and just try to make it past that first table of staff recommendations. There are so many books to read in this world. It boggles the mind. It\u2019s nice when they\u2019re curated. Also, there are several novels that I have read in their entirety simply sitting in this bookstore. I\u2019m pretty sure that makes me some kind of literature thief.\nIf you keep walking west on 57th, you\u2019ll hit the U of C. There are many things to do there and places to see. We cannot cover them all. But you should definitely pause in front of the gates to campus on 57th between Ellis and University because they appear in \u201cWhen Harry Met Sally\u201d and everyone knows that it\u2019s the platonic ideal of a 1980s romantic comedy. On Ellis just north of 57th is the Henry Moore sculpture that marks the site of the first sustained nuclear reaction in 1942. You know, the thing that lead to the atomic bomb. Good times. Touch the bronze and consider the enormity of man\u2019s ability to turn knowledge into destruction. Then cleanse your palate with a walk south on Ellis to the confusingly named Renaissance Society, a contemporary art gallery on the 4th (or 5th?) floor of Cobb Hall. It is essentially one room of ever-changing art but every time it blows my mind. Consider the fact that art has never blown up a single city and file it away for the next time someone tells you a physics degree is more useful than a theatre degree.\nThe Neo-Futurists are coming to Washington Park with five performances of Too Much Light Makes The Baby Go Blind (30 Plays in 60 Minutes) at the Washington Park Refectory (5531 S. Russell Drive) this Wednesday -Saturday, July 30th-August 2nd at 7:30pm and Sunday, August 3rd at 6:30pm all tickets are only $10 and are available for purchase here. Click below for more information.",
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        "raw_content": "Wendy the Welder: Work at the Brooklyn Navy Yard in World War II\nThe Brooklyn Navy Yard was established in 1801 as a naval shipbuilding and repair facility, becoming one of the premiere shipyards of the US Navy until it\u2019s closing in 1966. The Yard reached its peak in World War II, when it employed 70,000 civilian workers and built or repaired 5,000 vessels. Desperately short of labor, the Navy employed more than 10,000 women, in jobs ranging from seamstress to draftswoman to welder. Utilizing documents, artifacts, and oral histories from the Brooklyn Navy Yard archives, this talk will look back at the history of the Yard, how World War II represented a major change in the culture of work, but also continued traditions of female labor dating back more than a century. Included will be examples used in creating the world of Jennifer Egan\u2019s \u201cManhattan Beach.\u201d\nAndrew Gustafson is a manager, researcher, and tour guide at Turnstile Tours, a company based in Brooklyn, NY that develops and operates tours and public programs in partnership with non-profit organizations, including with the Brooklyn Navy Yard Development Corporation. He has been the lead developer of tour programs at the Brooklyn Navy Yard and Brooklyn Army Terminal, both former military sites that are now city-owned industrial parks, focusing on history, architecture, and manufacturing. Originally from Hamden, Connecticut, Andrew studied geography and history at Middlebury College, and political geography at the University of Colorado-Boulder graduate school. He previously worked at the International Coalition of Historic Sites of Conscience, a worldwide network of museums and historic sites that use difficult histories to promote positive social change, coordinating their programming in the former Soviet Union.\nCLICK HERE for more programs celebrating Manhattan Beach.\n\u00ab Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month! grades K-4\nHalloween Virtual Reality \u00bb",
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        "title": "Vatican Statement on Climate Change Attacks Inequality and Poverty | The New Republic",
        "raw_content": "Andreas Solaro / Getty Images\nThe Vatican's Solution to Climate Change: Take From the Rich, Give to the Poor\nOn Tuesday, the Pontifical Academy of Sciences hosted a workshop on climate change at the Vatican entitled \u201cProtect the Earth, Dignify Humanity: The Moral Dimensions of Climate Change and Sustainable Humanity.\u201d The workshop, which included several other groups committed to climate change mitigation, was part of a summit on climate change at the Vatican which drew Catholic leaders, academics, and political figures including United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon. As planned, the workshop concluded with a joint statement \"on the moral and religious imperative of dealing with climate change.\u201d If the contents of that statement are any indication of the kind of thought that might be contained in Pope Francis\u2019 upcoming encyclical on the environment, then we may well be awaiting the Pope\u2019s most emphatic assault on global capitalism yet.\nThere is good reason to suspect this might be something of a preview of the yet-unpublished encyclical, which will come out in June. \u201cThis meeting is to support the encyclical of the pope,\u201d according to Bishop Marcelo Sanchez Sorondo, a member of the Pontifical Academy of Sciences. Cardinal Peter Turkson cited Pope Francis' 2013 apostolic exhortation Evangelii Gaudium in his remarks at the opening of the summit, suggesting that the conference's proceedings represent a continuation of the spirit of Francis' other work. Prior meetings on the environment have also produced declarations that seem to portend a momentous encyclical. A statement made at last year\u2019s Vatican meet-up on climate change opened by observing that \u201cjust as humanity confronted 'Revolutionary Change' (Rerum Novarum) in the Age of Industrialization in the 19th century, today we have changed our natural environment to such an extent that scientists are redefining the current period as the Age of the Anthropocene.\u201d Invoking Rerum Novarum (or: Rights and Duties of Capital and Labor), the bombshell encyclical released by Pope Leo XIII in 1891, suggests Pope Francis might use his upcoming encyclical to take on this latest stage in global capitalism, just as Rerum took on its early stages at the close of the 19th century.\nTuesday's joint declaration deals clearly and sharply with our era in history, which some might call the Age of the Anthropocene and others late capitalism. \u201cThe poor and excluded face dire threats from climate disruptions, including the increased frequency of droughts, extreme storms, heat waves, and rising sea levels,\u201d despite the fact that the \u201cworld has within its technological grasp, financial means, and know-how the means to mitigate climate change while also ending extreme poverty.\u201d For the statements\u2019 signatories, ensuring sustainable production is as vital to the relief of the global poor as ensuring the just distribution of goods, a view which throws cold water on climate change skeptics\u2019 claim that taking action on the environment will harm the world\u2019s poorest people.\nThe statement also suggests radically redistributionist remedies to poverty and inequality: \u201cThe financing of sustainable development, including climate mitigation, should be bolstered through new incentives for the transition towards low-carbon energy, and through the relentless pursuit of peace, which also will enable the shift of public financing from military spending to urgent investments for sustainable development.\u201d So much for Patty Murray and Paul Ryan\u2019s defense-boosting 2016 GOP budget! The declaration even states that \"high-income countries should help to finance the costs of climate-change mitigation in low-income countries.\u201d That mitigation \"will require a rapid world transformation to a world powered by renewable and other low-carbon energy and the sustainable management of ecosystems,\u201d the declaration concludes, observing, \u201cThese transformations should be carried out in the context of globally agreed Sustainable Development Goals, consistent with ending extreme poverty; ensuring universal access for healthcare, quality education, safe water, and sustainable energy; and cooperating to end human trafficking and all forms of modern slavery.\u201d\nThe greater political resonance of the statement concerns the expectation of global cooperation and the use of policy to close the widening gap between the world\u2019s rich and poor. The proposal to use policy measures to achieve more participatory democracy and universal access to public services like water and energy, as well as improved social policies when it comes to healthcare and education, will surely alienate conservatives who oppose climate change legislation on the grounds that it hurts businesses\u2019 profits. As usual, Francis\u2019 papacy seems to breed very little patience with the tired objections America\u2019s well-to-do politicians typically air when it comes time to improve the lives of the poor: that such things should be left to volunteer efforts or employers, that inequality is not a pressing moral issue, that nobody has a human right to healthcare, education, and so on. If today\u2019s joint statement is any glimpse into Francis\u2019 encyclical and the kind of message he might bring to the United States when he visits in September, right-wing Catholics in Congress should get to work now explaining why they won't be taking any of the Pope's words on climate change to heart.\nClimate Change, Pope Francis, Politics, Religion",
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        "title": "Tronc\u2019s Smash and Grab | The New Republic",
        "raw_content": "Tronc\u2019s Smash and Grab\nHow the media conglomerate is gouging its own newspapers to pay off investors and executives\nA day after Tronc gutted the century-old New York Daily News, the paper\u2019s new editor, Robert York, begged his remaining staff to be patient. According to CNN\u2019s Tom Kludt, he asked \u201cfor 30 days to give him time to demonstrate that he is taking the publication in the right direction.\u201d The problem here is fairly obvious: Why did Tronc lay off half of the editorial staff of a venerable and essential paper like the Daily News, one of the two big tabloids in New York City, without a plan for the next 30\u2014let alone 90 or 365\u2014days?\nYork reassured the tabloid\u2019s skeletal staff that there were no further layoffs in the foreseeable future, but they were still vexed by the \u201cwidespread confusion about why the layoffs happened before a strategic plan was developed,\u201d Kludt wrote. Asked why they didn\u2019t lay people off after completing a plan, Tronc Vice President Grant Whitmore responded, \u201cThat\u2019s a very reasonable question\u2014that\u2019s not the way we did it.\u201d\nTronc, formerly (and reportedly soon-to-be) the Tribune Company, is the third-largest newspaper conglomerate in the country. It manages some very important newspapers in addition to the Daily News, including The Chicago Tribune and The Baltimore Sun. Until recently, it was the owner of The Los Angeles Times, which it sold to biotech billionaire Patrick Soon-Shiong, in a deal that erased the $327 million in debt it had on its books. Along with the layoffs at the Daily News, that deal tells us a lot about Tronc\u2019s so-called business strategy, which amounts to paying a small number people off at the expense of hundreds of people\u2019s livelihoods.\nWhat is Tronc? That depends on the day you ask. Since it rebranded itself as Tronc two years ago (which stands for Tribune Online Content), the company has fluctuated in size. Sometimes it bids on newspapers and online commerce sites and sometimes it sells them. There have been rumors that its other properties, including the Tribune and the Daily News, are for sale, but Whitmore told staff he was \u201cnot aware\u201d of any plans to sell the paper. Michael Ferro, Tronc\u2019s former chairman, had exited the company earlier this year\u2014after pocketing $15 million\u2014but has since re-appeared to push for a cash dividend that would benefit him personally.\nThroughout, one constant has remained: Tronc has cut jobs again and again. A day after the Daily News layoffs, other Tronc papers were informed of layoffs, too.\nTronc has sold itself as a forward-thinking publisher, even though its efforts at digital transformation are generally similar to those taking place at McClatchy and Gannett, its larger competitors. For the last two years, the company has been pushing its properties to reinvent themselves as leaner and \u201cflatter,\u201d with \u201cfewer job titles across the newsrooms and across the company and a higher reporter-to-editor ratio,\u201d according to emails it sent in March of this year.\nBut the layoffs at the Daily News expose the hollowness of this strategy\u2014it may appeal to Wall Street but it doesn\u2019t make sense for the actual business of producing a newspaper. The News, for instance, reduced its sports section and photography team to threadbare crews and fired many of its reporters. While the paper\u2019s city team remains reasonably strong, it is a shadow of its former self. Breaking news reporting, if it is not merely a euphemism for aggregating news at lightning speed, requires an investment in both reporters and quality, both of which cost money that Tronc is unwilling to spend.\nTronc has claimed that the web\u2019s efficiencies justify these draconian spending cuts. The internet, the argument goes, makes everything leaner and cheaper. But journalism doesn\u2019t work like that, not really\u2014especially the kind of journalism the Daily News does best, which involves deep and sustained relationships with New York communities.\nFurthermore, while Tronc has been cutting journalism jobs, it has been enriching its executives. Soon-Shiong\u2019s purchase of The Los Angeles Times went through last Friday, giving Tronc $500 million. It used $327 million of that to pay off its remaining debt to JPMorgan Chase and Bank of America, but still laid off up to 80 journalists on Monday and several more the following day. In June, it was reported that the company was considering a cash dividend of $75 million from the proceeds of the sale.\nFerro\u2019s involvement in the company is particularly egregious. He resigned as chairman in March just ahead of a Fortune report alleging that he had sexually harassed two women. But on the way out the door, he got Tronc to pay out a $15 million, three-year consulting contract in full. Since resigning from the board, Ferro has meddled with the sale of The Los Angeles Times and pushed for the $75 million cash dividend, from which he would pocket more money. Ferro is still Tronc\u2019s largest shareholder, a position he has used to exert influence since stepping down from the company.\nSo Tronc is firing journalists and selling gutted newspapers when it can, while executives pocket the proceeds. Every few months there are new initiatives to compete in the digital realm, but there is no actual investment in creating journalism. Instead, corners are cut and sales are floated.\nAll of this is happening in a larger context. Newspapers (particularly local ones) are figuring out how to survive in the age of Facebook and Google; the advertising revenue streams that sustained them for decades have dried up. Nearly 60 percent of journalism jobs have disappeared since 2000. The Daily News\u2019s struggles didn\u2019t begin when Tronc purchased the company last fall\u2014they stretch back years and likely would exist without Tronc\u2019s interference.\nStill, Tronc is robbing the coffers during this crisis. There isn\u2019t a plan\u2014at least not one that involves journalism. By all appearances it is looting as much as it can, while it can.\nCorrection: An earlier version of this article misidentified Tronc executive Grant Whitmore as Lucas Whitmore.\nMedia, Politics, Culture, New York Daily News, Tronc, Tribune Media",
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        "title": "Donald Trump \u201ccan live\u201d with a one-state solution in Israel or, you know, whatever. | The New Republic",
        "raw_content": "Donald Trump \u201ccan live\u201d with a one-state solution in Israel or, you know, whatever.\nDuring a press conference this morning with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Trump was asked if he was giving up on the goal of a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, which has been U.S. policy since the Clinton administration. Trump\u2019s response was a typical muddle. \u201cSo, I\u2019m looking at two-state and one-state and I like the one that both parties like,\u201d Trump said, as Netanyahu chuckled. \u201cI\u2019m very happy with the one both parties like. I can live with either one.\u201d\nIn practical terms, this new policy (if you can call it that) means Israel will have a freer hand in negotiations, with the United States no longer being committed to a Palestinian state as an end goal. But is Trump really clear about what the \u201cone-state solution\u201d would mean in the long run?\nThere are three ways a one-state solution could work: one would be a secular, democratic state that respects the rights of all citizens; the second would be a Jewish-dominated apartheid state with Arabs as second-class citizens; and third is an Arab-dominated apartheid state with Jews as second-class citizens. The main reason the one-state solution is so controversial is the challenge of creating a secular, democratic polity given the existing tensions between Jews and Arabs.\nIt\u2019s not at all clear though that Trump realizes that\u2014or indeed has any idea about the differences between a one-state and two-state solution.",
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        "raw_content": "Kit Harington says he once bribed a cop with Game Of Thrones spoilers\n[This post revolves around some major plot points from recent episodes of Game Of Thrones. Proceed with caution if you\u2019ve somehow managed to avoid spoilers for the past year.]\nOn Game Of Thrones, Kit Harington plays the unflappable do-gooder Jon Snow, a guy who always tries to find the \u201cright\u201d way to do things, no matter what. In fact, he tries so hard to make everyone happy that it got him stabbed in the chest a bunch of times last season. That last bit is a spoiler, but it\u2019s a spoiler that everyone who would willingly click on an article with \u201cGame Of Thrones spoilers\u201d in the headline should already know. Just to be clear, though: Jon Snow died at the end of last season. He got stabbed and collapsed into a pool of blood as the life faded from his eyes. He was dead, dead, dead.\nBut nobody really bought it. Almost as soon as the first knife drew blood, virtually everyone in the world shrugged their shoulders and acknowledged that he\u2019d probably come back to life somehow\u2014and he did, a few episodes ago. Before he was resurrected, though, everyone involved with Game Of Thrones had to keep pushing the official line that Jon Snow was dead and would never be coming back, to the point where Harington himself even felt the need to apologize once the big reveal had aired.\nApparently, though, Harington did tell somebody the truth about Jon Snow\u2019s fate, and the way he did it may have been mildly illegal. During a recent appearance on The Tonight Show, Harington told a perfectly prepared anecdote about one time when a cop pulled him over for \u201cbeing a bit naughty and going over the speed limit\u201d in his car. It turned out that the cop was a Game Of Thrones fan, and when he realized who he had pulled over, he decided to put on a little pressure. Essentially, the cop solicited a bribe, telling Harington that he could either go down to the station and get a ticket, or he could tell the truth about what happened to Jon Snow. Harington\u2014recognizing when a cop is extorting information from him\u2014freely gave up the spoiler, to which the cop responded: \u201cOn your way, Lord Commander. Keep the speed down this far south of the Wall.\u201d\nIt\u2019s a happy ending, thankfully, but it does speak to the excessive amount of power that police officers tend to wield. Let\u2019s just be glad that the cop didn\u2019t really abuse his authority and ask Harington who Jon Snow\u2019s mother is.",
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        "raw_content": "You wouldn\u2019t like Thom Yorke when he\u2019s angry, warns new track\nYouwouldn'tlikemewhenI'mangry\nSince Radiohead influenced the soundtrack for Paul Thomas Anderson\u2019s Inherent Vice, you might assume that Thom Yorke\u2019s new solo track \u201cYouwouldn\u2019tlikemewhenI\u2019mangry\u201d belongs to an upcoming Incredible Hulk movie that Marvel somehow forgot to mention. (Hulk would leap through the air and bat away fighter jets as Yorke coos, \u201cI\u2019m a reasonable beast/get off my case/get off my case\u2026\u201d) Unfortunately, that\u2019s not what\u2019s happening. Instead, Yorke is offering the song as a bonus track for his album Tomorrow\u2019s Modern Boxes, which is releasing on Bandcamp. Yorke originally released the album via BitTorrent Bundle, and more than a few people listened to it that way.\nThe best way to describe \u201cYouwouldn\u2019tlikemewhenI\u2019mangry\u201d is to say that it sounds like a Thom Yorke song. In fact, if you had to dream up a new Thom Yorke song in your head, it would be this exactly:\nSee? You\u2019re a musical genius. There\u2019s a chilly serenity over the electronic beats, and the calm veneer serves as counterprogramming to the angst-ridden lyrics. But the way the various elements congeal is oddly irresistible and well worth a listen, just like the rest of Tomorrow\u2019s Modern Boxes. No, it\u2019s not a new Radiohead album, but it\u2019ll get you through the winter.",
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        "raw_content": "Monopoly for Millennials is a real thing!!?\nIt's so ridiculous, it could almost work. In this version of Monopoly, players don't buy up real estate (it's too expensive!) - instead, the game uses a bunch of stereotypes associated with Millennials, like going to a \"vegan bistro,\" crashing on a friend's couch, and more. Will you be buying this for the Millennial in your life, or waiting until it's on clearance for next year's White Elephant gift exchange?",
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        "raw_content": "VPA\u2019s Ralph Zito Receives Juilliard School\u2019s President\u2019s Medal\nThursday, October 26, 2017, By Erica Blust\nCollege of Arts and SciencesCollege of Visual and Performing Artsfaculty\nRalph Zito, professor and chair of the Department of Drama in the College of Visual and Performing Arts, received the Juilliard School\u2019s President\u2019s Medal at the 50th anniversary celebration of Julliard\u2019s Drama Division on Oct. 9.\nZito, an alumnus of the Drama Division and past chair of the division\u2019s voice and speech department, was among 20 drama faculty and staff members who received the honor. His fellow recipients were Christopher Bayes, Anne Cattaneo, Christopher Durang, Richard Feldman, Rebecca Guy, Margot Harley, Katherine Hood, Michael Kahn, Jane Kosminsky, Deborah R. Lapidus, Ellen Lauren, Marsha Norman, Darryl Quinton, Carolyn Serota, Eve Shapiro, Elizabeth Smith, Kate Wilson, Mina Yakin and Moni Yakim.\nThe President\u2019s Medal is bestowed upon individuals who have made an indelible impact on the arts and have served as significant role models, both at Juilliard and in the broader performing arts community. Juilliard President Joseph W. Polisi noted that \u201cthese 20 individuals represent the very best of what Juilliard has been, now is and will be.\u201d\nZito is in his eighth year as chair of the Department of Drama. He came to Syracuse University from Juilliard, where he had been a teacher and director from 1992-2010 and chair of the voice and speech department since 1999. He was a director and adjunct lecturer in the Barnard College theater department from 2006 to 2010 and has been a guest artist at training programs across the country, including the Old Globe in San Diego; the University of Texas at Austin; and the Academy for Classical Acting in Washington, D.C.\nZito\u2019s directing credits for the Department of Drama include \u201cThe Spitfire Grill,\u201d \u201cAs You Like It,\u201d \u201cGruesome Playground Injuries\u201d and \u201cThe Aliens.\u201d He has served as a voice, text or dialect consultant for numerous professional productions both on and off-Broadway. His regional theater credits include numerous productions at the Shakespeare Theatre and Arena Stage in Washington, D.C.; Syracuse Stage; Baltimore CENTERSTAGE; Hartford Stage; and the McCarter Theatre, among others. A former touring member of the Acting Company, he served as artistic associate of the Chautauqua Theatre Company for seven years and was a member of the board of directors of the American Society for the Alexander Technique for six years. He is a graduate of Harvard University, the Juilliard School and the American Center for the Alexander Technique.\nProfessor Murrett talks to Politico about North Korea\nFriday, September 1, 2017, By Sawyer Kamman\nRandom Access Gallery to Present Matthew Nielson\u2019s \u2018Numb Windows\u2019\nLineup Announced for Spring Carver Reading Series\nWednesday, February 3, 2016, By Cyndi Moritz\nSU Drama Named One of 25 Best Drama Schools by Hollywood Reporter\nMonday, June 2, 2014, By Erica Blust",
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        "raw_content": "Prince was one of the most successful musicians of all time. For over four decades he created a steady stream of Grammy and AMA award-winning music. Behind his music, his troubled childhood and relationships became common knowledge. However, most fans are unaware that in 1996 Prince and his first wife, Mayte Garcia, had a son, Ahmir Gregory Nelson, who died only after seven days of life from complications due to severe Pfeiffer Syndrome.\n\u201cThe Oprah Winfrey Show\u201d Episode dated 21 November 1996, HBO Films, HD Vision Studios, High Noon Productions\nPfeiffer syndrome is a rare genetic condition, with an average occurrence of one out of every 100,000 births. It is caused by a genetic mutation that results in the bones in the skull to fuse prematurely (craniosynostosis), unsual fingers, crowded teeth and facial changes. In severe Pfeiffer syndrome (Type 2 and 3) problems with the organs and brain development may occur and be life threatening. The experience of children who have Pfeiffer syndrome is variable. For some, the condition mainly causes cosmetic facial symptoms. Others may have severe symptoms affecting breathing, feeding, vision and brain development.\nIn many cases Pfeiffer syndrome is caused by a new mutation (de novo) in the FGFR1 or the FGFR2 genes. It is important to remember that there is nothing a person can do to prevent or cause Pfeiffer syndrome. If an individual has Pfeiffer syndrome there is a 50% chance that his or her child will inherit the gene change.\nCredit: Elements of Morphology, National Human Genome Research Institute\nPrince and his wife did not have Pfeiffer syndrome, it is most likely Gregory\u2019s Pfeiffer syndomr was caused by a new mutation. The couple talked about having a baby in an interview with Oprah Winfrey in 1996 but they never mentioned Gregory\u2019s health problems. Prince did show the child\u2019s playroom and said:\n\u201cWe have a long way to go; there will be many more children\u2026\u201d\nHowever, like many couples experiencing the loss of a beloved child, Prince and Mayte divorced shortly after their son\u2019s death. The new memoir Mayte is publishing about her time with Prince may shed new light into the time the two shared together before, during and after Gregory\u2019s diagnosis.\nPrince, despite his fame and fortune, was just like any parent, he wanted to protect his child from the world. Unlike many, he silently mourned the loss of his child to a rare and fatal genetic disorder.\nThere is a Natural History Registry for people with Craniofacial Anomalies including Pfeiffer available and there are several wonderful support groups like Pfeiffer Syndrome Support Group, FACES: The National Craniofacial Association and Children\u2019s Craniofacial Association who have many resources for those living with or caring for those living with Pfeiffer syndrome.\nLearn more about Pfeiffer syndrome at ThinkGenetic.com.\nAmiir, Prince and Mayte\u2019s baby, in my opinion, could of survived. Yes there are 32 surgeries included in the process, but I see that those children are very intelligent and loving. They needed to prove to the medical staff, to the public and to themselves that they were going to fight till the end for their precious baby.\nBecky, I don\u2019t share your opinion [edited for language]\nThis disease can have so many different impacts from child to child. We can\u2019t know what options may have been available for treating this child or if any may have helped. Instead of focusing on the decisions of the grief-stricken parents for this much-loved child, we should focus on ways to support parents in this heart-breaking situation.\nRead her book. He had Type 2, severely disabled. He lived for 6 days through lots of surgeries until they decided to stop his suffering and remove him from life support. Heart wrenching and a very personal journey that only they can know.\nLena McLarin\nCan\u2019t fathom a worse scenario. Helpless to help your baby survive. I would have loved my baby so much to let him go as well. Best decision they could have made. God bless them.",
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        "raw_content": "In the first three articles of this series, I discussed how exercise beneficially impacts the gut microbiota, the gut immune system, and gut barrier function. In this article, I discuss what this means for diseases like inflammatory bowel disease, irritable bowel syndrome, SIBO, acid reflux, colon cancer, and more.\nGut diseases are increasingly prevalent. An estimated 60 to 70 million Americans are affected by a digestive diseases, amount to a whopping $97.8 billion-dollar burden on the health care system. Despite the high cost of care, most of these diseases are poorly managed by drug treatments, which also have unpleasant side effects.\nIn the last few articles, I discussed how regular exercise can beneficially modulate the gut microbiota, increase butyrate production, promote proper immune responses, and potentially improve gut barrier function. Given that many digestive diseases are associated with an altered gut microbiota, abnormal immune responses, and a leaky gut, exercise offers an attractive way to help prevent and treat gut disease. In this article, I\u2019ll discuss the evidence for exercise in a few of the most common gut diseases.\nGut motility disorders\nEver had to go #2 when you were on a run? Don\u2019t worry, it\u2019s not just you. Exercise reduces transit time in the large intestine, so active people tend to have more regular bowel movements than sedentary people.1 Exercise also accelerates the movement of gas through the GI tract.2 In most cases, this is highly beneficial, since inactivity has been associated with chronic constipation.3\nOn the other hand, acute, high-intensity exercise, like long-distance running, can cause what is affectionately known as \u201crunner\u2019s trots\u201d. (Yes, that is really in the scientific literature!4) This diarrhea is largely a physiologic response to exercise, however, and does not result in significant dehydration or electrolyte imbalances. It also tends to improve with fitness levels. Still, those with chronic diarrhea may want to stick to low or moderate-intensity exercise!\nSpeaking of gut motility, exercise also has implications for irritable bowel syndrome (IBS). IBS is a group of signs and symptoms including abdominal pain and changes in the pattern of bowel movements. While IBS is not completely understood, most people with IBS have low motility in the small intestine.5 This is true even in many patients with diarrhea-predominant IBS (IBS-D), who have rapid motility in the large intestine.\nGut motility is important for moving bacteria down into the large intestine. During periods of fasting, contractive waves pass through the small intestine, clearing food and bacteria down into the large intestine where it belongs. Low motility disrupts this process and is a major contributing factor to small intestinal bacterial overgrowth, or SIBO. In fact, as many as 78% of IBS patients may have SIBO.6\nExercise has been shown to reduce transit time to the end of the small intestine7,8, which means better motility and, theoretically, a lower risk of SIBO and IBS. Unfortunately, no studies have yet assessed the effects of exercise on SIBO. However, its widely agreed by physician-scientists that vigorous exercise should be avoided before SIBO breath testing,9 suggesting that exercise may reduce small intestinal gas production.\nFortunately, more is known about the effects of exercise on IBS. One randomized clinical trial found that 12 weeks of counseling to increase physical activity in IBS patients led to significant improvements in IBS symptoms, quality of life, fatigue, anxiety, and depression.10 Five years later, a subset of participants was still physically active and reaping the benefits. Other studies suggest that exercise may reduce constipation11 and bloating12 in patients with IBS, possibly due to its benefits on the gut-brain axis.\nPatients with GERD, or as it is more commonly known, acid reflux, are often afraid to exercise. And it\u2019s true, vigorous exercise can exacerbate GERD, likely due to increased intra-abdominal pressure from jouncing organs and increased relaxation of the lower esophageal sphincter, the valve that lies between the stomach and esophagus.13\nHowever, at least one prospective study suggests that low levels of exercise are protective against acid reflux:\n\u201cPhysical exercise once a week was associated with a significant, 50% decreased risk of reflux when compared with individuals who never did any organized physical exercise of at least 30 minutes duration.\u201d14\nIt\u2019s therefore important that those with acid reflux continue to exercise, and simply modify the intensity so as not to exacerbate reflux.\nObservational studies indicate that more physically active humans also have a 24% reduced risk for colorectal cancer.15 Even after the onset of colon cancer, taking up an exercise program may improve quality of life16,17 and reduce the risk of death from the disease.18 In controlled animal studies, voluntary exercise has also been shown to reduce the number of malignant colon tumors.19,20\nWhy is exercise so protective against colon cancer? One possibility may be that exercise alters the microbiota to increase butyrate production. I talked about butyrate extensively in my article series on short-chain fatty acids. I\u2019ll review the mechanism of butyrate and cancer here:\nIn healthy gut cells (see left side below), butyrate enters the mitochondria and ultimately results in the production of a metabolite called acetyl CoA. Special enzymes called HATs (histone acetyltransferases) take the acetyl part and add it to proteins (histones) associated with the DNA of the cell. This is an epigenetic mechanism that effectively turns ON certain genes that are responsible for cell proliferation, which helps increase cell turnover and maintains a healthy gut barrier.\nIn colon cancer cells, however, mitochondria don\u2019t seem to work properly, and butyrate accumulates in the cellular space. All of this butyrate floating around inhibits enzymes called HDACs (histone deacetylases), which serve to remove acetyl groups from the DNA and turn genes off. In other words, butyrate keeps these genes ON, too. In the case of cancer cells though, the target genes are different. The net effect of butyrate accumulation in cancer cells is suppression of proliferation and cell death.21 (For a more complete explanation of this mechanism, including the basics of epigenetics, see my previous article on butyrate.)\nDid you know that approximately fifty percent of people over the age of 60 and seventy percent of people over the age of 80 have diverticulosis? Diverticulosis is a condition where the colon forms out-pockets due to weaknesses in the muscular layers of the colon wall. While it\u2019s typically harmless, diverticula can become inflamed or bleed, a condition called diverticulitis.\nThe increased prevalence in the elderly may be in part due to reduced physical activity with age. Aging is associated with a more inflammatory microbiota that is less capable of producing the beneficial metabolite butyrate. Regular exercise may be able to compensate for aging-related changes in the gut microbiome by increasing abundance of beneficial butyrate-producing microbes. (Butyrate has been shown to inhibit the progression of diverticulitis.22)\nIndeed, in a study of older men, those who performed regular vigorous exercise had a 40% lower risk of developing diverticulosis than those who did not perform any physical activity.23 Risk of diverticulitis, also decreases with vigorous exercise.24,25 I look forward to future studies that relate these protective effects to changes in the gut microbiota and gut barrier function.\nPeople who exercise more are also less likely to get inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), a chronic inflammatory condition of the gut that includes Crohn\u2019s disease (CD) and Ulcerative Colitis (UC). For example, one study followed 549 UC patients for six months and found that higher reported levels of exercise were associated with a 22% decreased risk of active disease.26 In another study, a 10-week mind-body therapy intervention that included moderate exercise and a Mediterranean diet significantly improved quality of life in mildly active UC patients.\nIn part 1 of this article series, I talked about a study that suggests that voluntary wheel running and forced treadmill running have different effects on the gut microbiota. Other studies performed in our lab have shown that, in a mouse model of colitis, voluntary wheel running reduces mortality and confers protection, while forced treadmill running exacerbates symptoms and shortens lifespan.27\nThis was a novel finding, and one we were eager to follow up on. We wondered: is the altered gut microbiota in voluntary wheel running what is protecting the gut from colitis? To answer this question, my colleague, Jacob Allen, allowed one group of mice to exercise freely on a wheel for 8 weeks and one group to remain sedentary. He then collected samples from the gut of these donor mice and performed a fecal transplant into germ-free mice, which are raised in sterile incubators and have never seen a microbe in their life. The results? When the recipient mice were later subjected to an acute colitis challenge, those that had received an \u201cexercised\u201d microbiota were more protected than those that had received a \u201csedentary\u201d microbiota.28\nThese results were exciting, and justify further studies in humans. As part of my dissertation research, I hope to pilot a clinical trial looking at the effects of six weeks of exercise on the gut microbiota, gut inflammation, and clinical symptoms in patients with ulcerative colitis. More than ever, we need lifestyle and root cause medicine that seeks to address the underlying cause of disease, rather than treating the symptoms. Hopefully these past four articles have convinced you that exercise will play a key role!\nThat\u2019s the end of this article series on exercise and the gut! If you liked this article, be sure to subscribe to my weekly newsletter for blog and research updates.\nSong, B. K., Cho, K. O., Jo, Y., Oh, J. W. & Kim, Y. S. Colon transit time according to physical activity level in adults. J. Neurogastroenterol. Motil. 18, 64\u201369 (2012).\nDainese, R., Serra, J., Azpiroz, F. & Malagelada, J.-R. Effects of physical activity on intestinal gas transit and evacuation in healthy subjects. Am. J. Med. 116, 536\u2013539 (2004).\nHuang, R., Ho, S.-Y., Lo, W.-S. & Lam, T.-H. Physical Activity and Constipation in Hong Kong Adolescents. PLOS ONE 9, e90193 (2014).\nFogoros, R. N. \u2018Runner\u2019s trots\u2019. Gastrointestinal disturbances in runners. 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        "raw_content": "Hebrews 7:26-8:2 (Epistle, Saint)\nFor such a High Priest was fitting for us, who is holy, harmless, undefiled, separate from sinners, and has become higher than the heavens;\nwho does not need daily, as those high priests, to offer up sacrifices, first for his own sins and then for the people\u2019s, for this He did once for all when He offered up Himself.\nFor the law appoints as high priests men who have weakness, but the word of the oath, which came after the law, appoints the Son who has been perfected forever.\nNow this is the main point of the things we are saying: We have such a High Priest, who is seated at the right hand of the throne of the Majesty in the heavens,\na Minister of the sanctuary and of the true tabernacle which the Lord erected, and not man.",
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        "raw_content": "American Bar Association, Tort Trial and Insurance Practice Section (TIPS)\nABA Tort Trial and Insurance Practice Section (TIPS) is recognized as the source of knowledge and leadership on trial practice and critical issues of justice that involve tort and insurance law.\nThis website, maintained by the Legal Information Institute (LII) at Cornell University Law School, contains the full text of the McCarran-Ferguson Act (15 USC \u00a7\u00a7 1011 et seq.) as codified in Title 15 of the United States Code.\nThis website contains and alphabetical listing of links to state insurance statutes.\nLaw Digest Tables (PDF)\nThe Law Digest Tables are produced and made available online in PDF format by A.M. Best Company, Inc. The Tables contain brief summaries of insurance laws for use by insurance claims departments, attorneys and other interested parties. Subjects covered include automobiles, negligence, limitation of time for commencement of action and financial responsibility law (automobiles). Automobile stoppage charts are also included.\nInsurance Law Overview\nThis website, maintained by the Legal Information Institute (LII) at Cornell University Law School, provides general information about the law of insurance as well as links to federal and state judicial decisions concerning the insurance industry.\nThe AIA\u2019s website contains a wealth of information relevant to the regulation of the insurance industry and the law of insurance. Resources include newsletters, insurance industry and government resource links and state insurance industry profiles.\nNational Conference of Insurance Legislators (NCOIL)\nThe National Conference of Insurance Legislators (NCOIL) is an organization of state legislators whose main area of public policy concern is insurance legislation and regulation.",
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        "raw_content": "Home \u00bb Automotive \u00bb Finding a Toyota For Sale in Salt Lake City\nFinding a Toyota For Sale in Salt Lake City\nAt times, it can be difficult to find a car for sale when one is needed. People often find themselves in emergency situations where they are in need of a car immediately because their previous car was totaled in an accident. It is important in times like those that people think carefully as they purchase a new car. They must weigh all the factors and make sure that they are spending their money well. There are three things that need to be considered when purchasing a Toyota for sale in Salt Lake City.\nThe first thing to consider is whether an individual wants to purchase a new or used car. A new car often comes with a hefty price tag and depreciates in value the moment it is driven off the lot. Some money gurus think that the purchase of a new car is not a wise investment, especially if one takes out a loan for the purchase of the car. The plus side of purchasing a new car is that it will be dependable and under warranty. Purchasing a used car often carries no warranty, and it will not be as dependable.\nThe second thing to consider when looking for a Toyota for sale Salt Lake City is the miles per gallon that the car gets when driving. Typically, information concerning the number of miles that a car can travel per gallon of gas is listed in two categories. The first is miles per gallon on the highway and the second is miles per gallon in city driving. It is important to consider what type of driving will be done the most when looking at these numbers. The third thing to consider is space. It is very important that the car have enough space for both passengers and luggage.\nEven in the midst of a crisis, purchasing a new car is something that should be thought through carefully. Buying a car is an expensive act and one that should not be taken lightly. If the three things mentioned above are considered, it will make the purchase of a car much easier.",
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        "raw_content": "OpenPOWER > News/Events > Blogs > Data Centric Interactive Visualization of Very Large Data\nData Centric Interactive Visualization of Very Large Data\nSpeakers: Bruce D\u2019Amora and Gordon Fossum\nOrganization: IBM T.J. Watson Research, Data Centric Systems Group\nThe traditional workflow for high-performance computing simulation and analytics is to prepare the input data set, run a simulation, and visualize the results as a post-processing step. This process generally requires multiple computer systems designed for accelerating simulation and visualization. In the medical imaging and seismic domains, the data to be visualized typically comprise uniform three-dimensional arrays that can approach tens of petabytes. Transferring this data from one system to another can be daunting and in some cases may violate privacy, security, and export constraints. Visually exploring these very large data sets consumes significant system resources and time that can be conserved if the simulation and visualization can reside on the same system to avoid time-consuming data transfer between systems. End-to-end workflow time can be reduced if the simulation and visualization can be performed simultaneously with a fast and efficient transfer of simulation output to visualization input.\nData centric visualization provides a platform architecture where the same high-performance server system can execute simulation, analytics and visualization. We present a visualization framework for interactively exploring very large data sets using both isoparametric point extraction and direct volume-rendering techniques. Our design and implementation leverages high performance IBM Power servers enabled with NVIDIA GPU accelerators and flash-based high bandwidth low-latency memory. GPUs can accelerate generation and compression of two-dimensional images that can be transferred across a network to a range of devices including large display walls, workstation/PC, and smart devices. Users are able to remotely steer visualization, simulation, and analytics applications from a range of end-user devices including common smart devices such as phones and tablets. In this presentation, we discuss and demonstrate an early implementation and additional challenges for future work.\nBruce D\u2019Amora, IBM Research Division, Thomas J. Watson Research Center, P.O Box 218, Yorktown Heights, New York 10598 (damora@us.ibm.com) . Mr. D\u2019Amora is a Senior Technical Staff Member in the Computational Sciences department in Data-centric Computing group. He is currently focusing on frameworks to enable computational steering and visualization for high performance computing applications. Previously, Mr. D\u2019Amora was the chief architect of Cell Broadband Engine-based platforms to accelerate applications used for creating digital animation and visual effects. He has been a lead developer on many projects ranging from applications to microprocessors and holds a number of hardware and software patents. He joined IBM Research in 2000 after serving as the Chief Software Architect for the IBM Graphics development group in Austin, Texas where he led the OpenGL development effort from 1991 to 2000. He holds Bachelor\u2019s degrees in Microbiology and Applied Mathematics from the University of Colorado. He also holds a Masters degree in Computer Science from National Technological University.\nGordon C. Fossum IBM Research Division, Thomas J. Watson Research Center, P.O. Box 218, Yorktown Heights, New York 10598 (fossum@us.ibm.com). Mr. Fossum is an Advisory Engineer in Computational Sciences at the Thomas J. Watson Research Center. He received a B.S. degree in Mathematics and Computer Science from the University of Illinois in 1978, an M.S. in Computer Science from the University of California, Berkeley in 1981, and attained \u201call but dissertation\u201d status from the University of Texas in 1987. He subsequently joined IBM Austin, where he has worked on computer graphics hardware development, Cell Broadband Engine development, and OpenCL development. He is an author or coauthor of 34 patents, has received a \u201chigh value patent\u201d award from IBM and was named an IBM Master Inventor in 2005. In January 2014, he transferred into IBM Research, to help enable visualization of \u201cbig data\u201d in a data-centric computing environment.",
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        "raw_content": "All posts filed under: Studies\nStudy: Why conservatives are happier than those on the political left\nIn his interesting article posted on the Daily Wire, author Jeremy Frankel cited a study in the Elsevier Journal of Research in Personality, that stated a person\u2019s political leanings determines how happy they are. The study entitled, \u201cConservatives are happier than Liberals, but why? Political ideology, personality and life satisfaction,\u201d concluded that people who lean to the political right are happier than those on the left of the political spectrum. The authors of the study, Barry Schlenker, John Chambers and Bonnie Le, said in their abstract: \u201cPolitical conservatives are happier than liberals. We proposed that this happiness gap is accounted for by specific attitude and personality differences associated with positive adjustment and mental health.\u201d They concluded that there are several reasons why Conservatives are happier. First Conservatives take personal responsibility for what is happening to them. It is not somebody else\u2019s job to make your life better. They believe it is up to the individuals to take responsibility for what is happening to them, even if they were taken advantage by others. In contrast, those \u2026\nMain / News / Politics / Religious / Studies\nMore warnings about health risks associated with Marijuana usage\nIn the rush to appear progressive, governments around the world are legalizing the recreational use of marijuana. The millions of dollars they collect in additional tax revenues is also proving very tempting. But the bigger issue for me is not the legalization of the drug, but rather the messaging behind why they are doing it. Politicians and activists are insisting Marijuana is a safe drug. This is happening in the face of a growing body of medical research warning people that Cannabis is not the safe drug many are proclaiming it to be. There are big concerns. Foxnews recently interviewed Dr. Marc Siegel who serves as a professor of medicine at NYU Lagone Medical Center and is also a regular Foxnews contributor. In the interview, he said: \u201cMy job is to let you know that there is no free lunch medically with marijuana or any drug. Even if a state or a society decides that it is wise economically and politically to make marijuana legal, at the same time we must be prepared for the \u2026\nStudy: Holocaust survivors lived longer because they were resilient\nAccording to a report in the Daily Mail, a study conducted by researchers with Maccabi Healthcare Services (MHS) based in Tel Aviv, Israel came to a startling conclusion that Jews who survived the Nazi Holocaust during World War II, lived on average seven years longer than Jews who did not go through the Holocaust. MSH is an Israeli healthcare insurer with over two million members. The researchers studied 83,000 Jews, both male and female, born between 1911 and 1945 who were insured by the Maccabi. This included 38,000 European Jews now living in Israel who survived the Holocaust and 35,000 Jews also living in Israel who had not directly experienced the Nazi genocide. The study revealed that those who survived the Nazi death camps lived to an average age of 84.8 years compared to an average of 77.7 for those who did not directly experience the Nazi genocide. In effect, the mortality rate of those who suffered was 16% lower than those who didn\u2019t. Ironically, the Jews who survived the holocaust tended to have more \u2026\nReport: Religious people have more self-control when it comes to shopping\nAccording to a study by three researchers from university business schools, Didem Kurt, Boston University, J. Jeffrey Inman, University of Pittsburgh and Francesca Gino, Harvard Business School, religious people not only spend less than non-religious but they are also less likely to make impulse purchases. The study that involved looking at the results of five earlier studies on spending habits also included the group\u2019s own research. In their study, the three researchers put 800 people through a variety of \u201chypothetical\u201d shopping scenarios and as well tests to evaluate how strong their religious beliefs were. What they discovered is that an incremental increase in religious belief resulted in a 5% decrease in spending and impulsive buying. This confirmed results from a survey of spending by 2,400 people in 10 states in 2011 and 2012, conducted by Point of Purchase Advertising International. It showed that people living in more religious counties not only spent less money on groceries than people living in less religious counties, but also had \u201cfewer impulse purchases.\u201d There are undoubtedly a variety of \u2026\n\u2018Give me that mountain\u2019: Living life with Caleb\u2019s attitude\nAccording to King Solomon how a person thinks, determines how he lives life. For as he thinks in his heart, so is he. (Proverbs 23:7a NKJV) But there is an important caveat in this verse, because Solomon adds how a man \u201cthinks in his heart,\u201d so it is to him. This is a step beyond thinking, we need to believe it. Jesus said if we say to this mountain be cast in the sea (Mark 11:23), and do not doubt in our heart, it will be done. It is not enough to think it, we need to believe it. Faith and belief make the difference. Researchers at the University of Seoul in South Korea found out there may be a direct connection between what older people believed to how they actually felt. What they believed in their later years directly impacted how they lived their life. According to the Daily Mail, the research team asked 68 people between the ages of 59 to 84 if they felt older, younger or the same as their real \u2026\nBible / Main / News / Studies / Thought for the day / z104\nStudy shows that religious people live longer\nAccording to the Daily Mail, a study undertaken by researchers from Ohio State University in the US concluded that religious people live on average four years longer than atheists or non religious. The results of their study were published in the Social Psychological and Personality Science Journal. The group of psychology researchers came to this conclusion after studying the obituaries of over 1,000 people. This included 505 recorded n the Des Moines Register in Iowa in January and February 2012. The study led by doctoral student Laura Wallace concluded that church goers outlived non-religious people by 9.45 years. However, once they factored out other elements that can contribute to longer life including marriage and gender, that difference shrunk to 6.48 years. A second study of 1,096 obituaries published in 42 cites between August 2010 and August 2011 showed religious people lived an average of 5.64 years longer than those who weren\u2019t. Once gender and marital status were factored out that difference dropped to 3.82 years. The researchers said there were several factors that may contribute \u2026\nMain / News / Religious / Studies / z106\nSurvey reveals the Gen Z generation is the loneliest group of people on earth\nEarlier this month, Cigna, a global health company, released data it received based on a poll it conducted in February and March this year. Cigna wanted to find out how lonely people were and asked 20,000 Americans over the age of 18 a series of questions based on a 20-question loneliness scale developed by UCLA. This included questions asking if they had anyone to turn to or if the respondents felt like they were part of a group of friends. Based on their response, they were ranked between 20 (least lonely) to 80 (most lonely). When analyzing by age groups, Cigna discovered that the loneliest people on the planet were those referred to a Generation Z (between the ages of 18 to 22) who ranked 48. The least lonely were those over the age of 72 who scored 39. As an age-group, Generation Z was on par with another group, single parents, who despite having children similarly scored 48 in terms of loneliness. The average score for all Americans surveyed was 44 and revealed as \u2026\nStudy says a pagan poem and volcanic eruption resulted in the Vikings turning to Christ\nAccording to a report in the journal Climate Change, a volcanic eruption and an ancient pagan poem convinced the Vikings to embrace Christianity. The mass conversion of the Vikings to Christ took place around 1100 AD and according to the researchers from the University of Cambridge two events in the 10th century played a role in this decision. Using ice cores, they said Iceland\u2019s Eldgjj\u00e1 volcano erupted between 939 AD and 940 AD. At this point the Vikings were creating settlements on the island. It involved a prolonged lava eruption that spread over a year. It also resulted in a tremendous amount of ash pouring into the atmosphere blocking the sun causing very cool summers and extremely cold winters. The ash not only affected the climate of Iceland, but reached into North America and Northern Europe, the traditional home of the Vikings. This resulted in droughts, animal stock dying off and increased mortality. The second thing that attributed to the conversion was an apocalyptic Viking poem called V\u00f6lusp\u00e1 written around the same time. In English, \u2026\nWith the Canadian government pushing ahead with a nation-wide legalization of marijuana in 2018, the main message behind the push world-wide that it\u2019s a safe drug, is hitting home. After surveying 43,703 young people, the US-based National Institute of Drug Abuse (NIDA) states that nearly 25% of all teens in America have tried Marijuana. NIDA has conducted a survey on teen drug habits annually since the 1970s and the survey revealed that marijuana usage is also trending upwards, even for those as young as 12. And what is happening in the US typically reflects what is taking place in Canada. The study found that marijuana usage is noticeably higher in states that have legalized recreational marijuana usage, where the safe-drug message is the most pronounced. There is some good news, the survey found that the usage of other drugs has either fallen or remained the same with one exception, along with Cannabis teens are also using more LSD, a hallucinogenic drug. Meanwhile doctors are reporting a significant increase in people arriving at hospital emergency rooms \u2026\nBritish Survey: Majority believe only six of 10 commandments still important today\nA YouGov poll of people living in England released this past October discovered the majority felt only six of the 10 commandments delivered by Moses on Mount Sinai (Exodus 20) are relevant today. Commandments such as \u2018though shall not murder\u2019 and \u2018thou shall not steal\u2019 still did well with both receiving 94% and 93% support respectively. Note the survey properly referred to the sixth commandment as forbidding murder, not killing that was sometimes justified in cases of self-defense. It is difficult to understand why there wasn\u2019t 100% support for the two. However, it can possibly be explained by the growing extreme left-wing beliefs particularly on university campuses where some feel there is justification in certain instances for murder and stealing. Perhaps in a less extreme agreement with this later sentiment only 61% believed \u201cthou shalt not covet\u201d was relevant today. This meant nearly 40% of those surveyed felt it was alright to covet a neighbor\u2019s goods. At times, our hearts can justify theft because its unfair that some have wealth and others don\u2019t. There were \u2026\nReport: Persecution of American Christians up 133% between 2001 and 2016\nA report recently released by First Liberty Institute (FLI) entitled \u201cUndeniable: The Survey of Hostility to Religion in America\u201d outlines the growing number of attacks on religious liberty in America. Founded in 1972, First Liberty Institute fights for religious liberty in the US through advocacy and litigation by providing pro-bono legal defense to those being persecuted or discriminated against for their faith. According to the organization\u2019s report, the number attacks on Christians jumped by 15% between 2015 and 2016. Since FLI started tracking attacks on religious liberty in 2001, the number has increased by 133% over the following five years. In 2011, FLI reported 600 attacks on religious liberty and by 2016 the number had reached 1,400. FLI\u2019s CEO Kelly Shackelford noted that the cases they cited are just the ones that were published. She described them as just the \u201ctip of the iceberg\u201d as many cases of faith persecution and discrimination are simply not reported. This is not even referring to the number of attacks on Christians that now routinely take place in the \u2026\nMain / News / Persecution / Religious / Studies / z78\nA study by psychologists at the University of Plymouth in England uncovered an interesting trait in humanity which confirm words that Jesus spoke 2,000 years ago. In the study reported in Scientific American, Sophia Harvey, Simone Schall and Jennifer Benton found that people who considered themselves morally unclean were more apt to judge others as being wrong than those who didn\u2019t feel unclean. In the study, the researchers had people do a number of activities such as watch brief films where people did something wrong such as lying when they created a resume. They also had them watch disturbing segments from movies and then after read \u201cmoral vignettes.\u201d An important part of the study was trying to induce a sense of cleanness in the test subjects and they did this by having half of them wash their hands before responding to what they had seen or read. They asked them to wash under the pretense that they would not dirty the room being used by staff. Even in the Old Testament, ritual cleansing was a \u2026\nIs the world building for a revival?\nAmid news of the Chinese government\u2019s crack down on Christianity, reports are also circulating of the remarkable growth taking place in the Chinese church. Of course, with the government being so tight-lipped it is impossible to verify the accuracy of these accounts. It is also difficult to know how many Christians there are in China. In 2010, the Chinese government officially said it had 23 million Christians. However, that only included those attending the legally sanctioned church \u2014 the one run by the Communist government. When you include the underground church, the numbers would obviously be higher. A 2010 survey conducted by Dr. Yanga Fenggang of Purdue University put the total number of Christians closer to 33 million (30 million protestants, 3 million Catholics). However based on a 2011 survey, Pew Forum estimated the number of Christians at 67 million. If this number is right, the underground church is nearly twice as large as the officially sanctioned church. Curiously, a recent Global Trends (GT) survey of 23 countries in September-October 2016 uncovered evidence that may \u2026\nMedical journal condemns Canada\u2019s plan to legalize Marijuana in 2018\nAs the Canadian government pushes ahead to legalize Marijuana, the Canadian Medical Association Journal (CMAJ) published an editorial condemning the proposed legislation. The Liberal government plans to legalize Marijuana by June 2018, fulfilling a campaign promise. According to Global News that reported on the CMAJ editorial, the legislation in its current form would: Legalize the recreational use of the drug for anyone 18 years of age and older. Allow Marijuana to be grown at home for personal use, but would limit the number of plants to four and height to under one meter. Not control the potency of Marijuana. CMAJ is concerned because several studies show that Marijuana usage can have a profound impact on the developing brain of a young person. In its editorial, the publication stated since a person\u2019s brain is not fully developed until 25, legalizing the drug before that age could potentially have a devastating impact. Recently, several studies have shown that regular marijuana usage can distort and shrink the developing brain of a teen. It can result in increased rates \u2026\nForgive for your heart\u2019s sake\nWhen Jesus spoke on forgiveness He was very clear on one thing: if we don\u2019t forgive those who offend us, God would not forgive us. 14 For if you forgive others for their transgressions, your heavenly Father will also forgive you. 15 But if you do not forgive others, then your Father will not forgive your transgressions. (Matthew 6:14-15 NASV) I sometimes wonder if we struggle to forgive ourselves for things that we have done in the past, that it is a sign of spiritual blockages caused by our unwillingness to forgive. These blockages hinder us from fully experiencing God\u2019s forgiveness. But an article on John Hopkins Medicine, Forgiveness: Your Health depends on It, provides one more reason to forgive. We need to do it for the sake of our physical health. 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        "raw_content": "There\u2019s a reason why they call Florida the Sunshine State. Known for its beautiful sunsets and smiling residents, Florida is one of our many homes away from home and the host of the only EDC edition to be held in the American South. Every November, we look forward to our annual trip to EDC Orlando, and this year promises to be one of our biggest.\nEDC Orlando 2018 tickets are on sale now.\nThis November, we\u2019re taking over Tinker Field for the eighth annual EDC Orlando, which takes place Friday, November 9, and Saturday, November 10, in Orlando, FL. Our two-day weekend Under the Electric Sky welcomes the breathtaking kineticLOVE stage design, which debuted at this year\u2019s EDC Las Vegas.\nWe\u2019re also bringing more than 50 artists from every genre imaginable in dance music across three top-of-the-line stages. There\u2019s a ton of music to blast through before we meet on the EDC dancefloor once again. To help soundtrack your festival weekend, check out our official EDC Orlando 2018 playlist, which includes a track from every artist on the bill.\nToday, we\u2019re taking a deep dive with the five must-see acts at EDC Orlando 2018.\nLos Angeles\u2013based producer Gryffin is one of the many big-time artists behind the chilled-out, sun-soaked sound currently dominating electronic circles. His style drifts between buoyant electronic beats and indie rock shine, with enough acoustic guitars to spark those feel-good vibes in your brain and heart. That\u2019s all to say that Gryffin\u2019s sound is the ideal soundtrack for a sunset at EDC Orlando. While his music is known to pull at the heartstrings via heartfelt melodies and emotional lyrics, it also features just the right amount of high-octane energy to get you grooving on the dancefloor. For sonic proof, fire up his latest single, \u201cTie Me Down,\u201d featuring singer-songwriter Elley Duh\u00e9. It\u2019s got all the right elements to make any fading summer last forever: soaring vocals, an inescapable chorus, and dreamy beats. Word on the street is Gryffin is hard at work on his full-length debut album, which features this shiny gem. If \u201cTie Me Down\u201d gives any indication, summer will be here again sooner than you think.\nFollow Gryffin on Facebook | Twitter | SoundCloud\nThe Martinez Brothers, the forever-cool house and techno duo composed of IRL siblings Steven and Chris Martinez, are true stewards of the NYC underground. In fact, they were literally born into the role: The bros were first introduced to disco and house at a young age by their father, who frequented the city\u2019s iconic clubs and underground discos, like the Loft and Paradise Garage. After their dad purchased the boys\u2019 first pieces of DJ equipment, they began performing at some of the city\u2019s leading clubs at the tender ages of 15 and 17. The Martinez Brothers have since graduated from teenage DJ sensations from the Bronx to leaders of the international electronic underground. Throughout the years, they\u2019ve honed their selector skills via their impressive and highly regarded DJ sets around the world, including their ongoing residency at global clubbing institution DC-10 in Ibiza. Today, they\u2019re regarded as one of the best acts behind the DJ decks, with Mixmag anointing them the Top DJs of 2014. They hold their own as producers, too, with original releases and remixes on Hot Creations, Crosstown Rebels, Objektivity, and other imprints. They\u2019ve also become bona fide tastemakers via their own Cuttin\u2019 Headz imprint, as well as Tuskegee, their collaborative label with Seth Troxler, which both release the best cuts from the underground.\nFollow The Martinez Brothers on Facebook | Twitter | SoundCloud\nThe nitty-gritty on NITTI GRITTI is this: The dude\u2019s bass and beats knock harder than a baseball bat. While relatively fresh on the scene, the Miami newcomer is on a skyrocketing rise that\u2019s already earned him the support of major artists and bass brothers like DJ Snake, Diplo, and Dillon Francis, among others. He released one of the biggest tracks of the year via \u201cCrack,\u201d on Ti\u00ebsto\u2019s Musical Freedom label, which became one of the most played songs during this Miami season. That\u2019s on top of a headlining world tour, which took him across the US, China, and Australia. While his take on bass and electronic music is bombastic, NITTI GRITTI\u2019s sound is in no way confined to the dance world: Also this year, he co-produced the reggaeton-tinged pop hit \u201cMove to Miami\u201d by Latin pop king Enrique Iglesias, featuring Pitbull, and released his Judge Me EP, which brings alternative rock attitude and arena-size rock riffs to the rave.\nFollow NITTI GRITTI on Facebook | Twitter | SoundCloud\nLet\u2019s address the elephant in the room: There are not enough women in trance music. Nifra is here to change all that. Born Nikoleta Frajkorova in Slovakia, Nifra is today one of the rising artists seeking to change the gender imbalance in dance music. Trance legend Markus Schulz handpicked her to join his Coldharbour Recordings family. There, she\u2019s become one of the label\u2019s fastest-rising artists via her energetic original tracks and robust remixes. She first broke through in 2015 with her breakout track \u201cArmy of Lights.\u201d Released via revered trance institution Black Hole Recordings, the track served as Nifra\u2019s first foray into vocal-based music, assisted by NY singer Seri. She\u2019s since been on a roll: Nifra has collaborated with big brother Schulz on \u201cThe Creation (Prague),\u201d as part of his City Series project, and was part of the dreamy lineup at the first-ever Dreamstate New York in 2016. For trance-heads looking for the latest and greatest in the scene, head to her monthly Rebel Radio show.\nFollow Nifra on Facebook | Twitter | SoundCloud\nMiami-born newcomer Jupe is holding it down proper for Florida: This November, he\u2019ll make his city and state proud when he makes his debut performance at EDC Orlando 2018. While it\u2019s a massive feat unto itself, it\u2019s just the beginning for this rising rookie. 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        "raw_content": "PFSBRANDS SWEEPSTAKES OFFICIAL RULES\nNO PURCHASE NECESSARY TO ENTER, WIN, OR CLAIM A PRIZE. A PURCHASE DOES NOT IMPROVE AN ENTRANT\u2019S CHANCES OF WINNING.\nOPEN ONLY TO ELIGIBLE LEGAL RESIDENTS OF THE FIFTY (50) UNITED STATES AND THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA WHO ARE AT LEAST 18 YEARS OLD AT THE TIME OF ENTRY.\nVOID IN PUERTO RICO AND WHERE PROHIBITED BY LAW.\nPFSbrands Sweepstakes (\u201cGame\u201d) is sponsored and administrated by PFSbrands\u00ae, 170 Commerce Drive, Holts Summit, MO 65043 (\u201cSponsor\u201d and/or \u201cAdministrator\u201d).\nGAME PERIOD: The Game begins at 12:00 AM Central Time (\u201cCT\u201d) on June 10, 2018 and ends at 11:59:59 PM CT on June 12, 2018 (\u201cGame Period\u201d). The Sponsor\u2019s computer is the Game\u2019s official clock.\nODDS: ODDS OF WINNING WILL DEPEND ON THE TOTAL NUMBER OF ENTRIES. 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If those efforts fail, by entering the Game or engaging in any and all other PFSbrands\u00ae Transactions or Relationships you agree that any complaint, dispute, or disagreement you may have against the Sponsor, and any claim that the Sponsor may have against you, arising out of, relating to, or connected in any way with the Game, the Grand Prize or Prize, these Official Rules, Sponsor\u2019s Privacy Policy, or any PFSbrands\u00ae Transactions or Relationships shall be resolved exclusively by final and binding arbitration (\u201cArbitration\u201d).\n(b) Notice Requirement and Informal Dispute Resolution. Before either party may seek arbitration, the party must first send to the other party a written Notice of Dispute (\u201cNotice\u201d) describing the nature and basis of the claim or dispute, and the requested relief. A Notice to PFSbrands should be sent to: PFSbrands, attn: Legal, 170 Commerce Drive, Holts Summit, MO 65043. After the Notice is received, You and PFSbrands may attempt to resolve the claim or dispute informally. If You and PFSbrands do not resolve the claim or dispute within 30 days after the Notice is received, either party may begin an arbitration proceeding. The amount of any settlement offer made by any party may not be disclosed to the arbitrator until after the arbitrator has determined the amount of the award, if any, to which either party is entitled.\n(c) Arbitration Rules. Arbitration shall be initiated through an Arbitration Dispute Resolution Provider (\u201cADR\u201d) of PFSbrands selection that offers arbitration as set forth in this section. The rules of the ADR Provider shall govern all aspects of this arbitration, including but not limited to the arbitrability of the dispute and the method of initiating and/or demanding arbitration, except to the extent such rules are in conflict with the Terms and/or these Official Rules. The arbitration shall be conducted by a single, neutral arbitrator. Any claims or disputes where the total amount of the award sought is less than ten thousand U.S. Dollars (US $10,000.00) may be resolved through binding non-appearance-based arbitration, at the option of the party seeking relief. For claims or disputes where the total amount of the award sought is ten thousand U.S. Dollars (US $10,000.00) or more, the right to a hearing will be determined by the Arbitration Rules. Any hearing will be held in a location within one hundred (100) miles of Your residence, unless You reside outside of the United States, and unless the parties agree otherwise. Any judgment on the award rendered by the arbitrator may be entered in any court of competent jurisdiction.\n(d) Additional Rules for Non-Appearance Based Arbitration. If non-appearance arbitration is elected, the arbitration shall be conducted by telephone, online, and/or based solely on written submissions; the specific manner shall be chosen by the party initiating the arbitration. The arbitration shall not involve any personal appearance by the parties or witnesses unless otherwise mutually agreed by the parties.\n(e) Authority of Arbitrator. If arbitration is initiated, the arbitrator will decide the rights and liabilities, if any, of You and PFSbrands, and the dispute will not be consolidated with any other matters or joined with any other cases or parties. The arbitrator shall have the authority to grant motions dispositive of all or part of any claim. The arbitrator shall have the authority to award monetary damages and to grant any non-monetary remedy or relief available to an individual under applicable law, these Official Rules and the Terms. The arbitrator shall issue a written award and statement of decision describing the essential findings and conclusions on which the award is based, including the calculation of any damages awarded. The arbitrator has the same authority to award relief on an individual basis that a judge in a court of law would have. The award of the arbitrator is final and binding upon You and PFSbrands.\nWaiver of Jury Trial. THE PARTIES HEREBY WAIVE THEIR CONSTITUTIONAL AND STATUTORY RIGHTS TO GO TO COURT AND HAVE A TRIAL IN FRONT OF A JUDGE OR A JURY, instead electing that all claims and disputes shall be resolved by arbitration under this Arbitration Agreement. Arbitration procedures are typically more limited, more efficient, and less costly than court proceedings and are subject to very limited review by a court. 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        "raw_content": "I. 'An Intimate Reflection' by Ruel F. Pepa\nII. 'Was Keats a Fool?' by D.R. Khashaba\nIII. 'A Lover's Dilemma' by Lawrence J.C. Baron\nIV. 'Philosophy Video Festival Invites Thinkers' by Ken Knisely\nSerendipity has brought together three articles on related themes, all of which were submitted during this month.\nIn his highly expressive piece, Professor Ruel F. Pepa from the Philippines contrasts Kierkegaard's 'truth is subjectivity' with the objective stance of the practitioner of philosophical analysis: 'Reading post-modern philosophy is totally impossible for those who cannot accept the fact that philosophy is basically subjective interpretation of individual human experience.' I wonder what Prof Pepa would say about those philosophers who - like myself - see virtue in both approaches?\nIn this short and beautiful meditation on Keats' famous lines about truth and beauty, D.R. Khashaba argues for a view of truth more closely akin to Plato's model of 'perception of the Forms' than to a modern style 'theory of truth'.\nUniversity of London graduate Lawrence J.C. Baron asks whether the analysis of the concept of love reveals an insoluble logical dilemma. To love someone implies a sense of duty and loyalty towards the one you love: yet how are these moral notions to be understood in the light of the fact that it is only a contingent, and not necessary, that these feelings should be reciprocated in a particular case?\nLast week I received an announcement from Ken Knisely of a philosophy video competition for high school and college students, on the timely theme 'Civil Liberties and National Security'. Get those video cameras out!\nAn Intimate Reflection (On the sensitivity and sensibility of human life... hopefully towards a transformative philosophizing)\n\"Truth is subjectivity.\"\n\"One should write philosophy only as one writes a poem.\"\n\"There are no facts, only interpretations.\" Friedrich\nLIFE GETS UNEASY when you feel you seem to be at the end of the road. Forces pull you to the wayside - to the left, to the right. There's no going onward. You tell yourself, the visible reality has done so much to your sanity. \"I am here right now because the things I have been doing are within the light of consciousness. I have met lonely events and joyful ones and I have learned lessons from them in the light of that consciousness.\"\nConsciousness meets this world of the senses and we hitch our dreams, our aspirations, on it. We shed real tears in the deepest moments of our tragedies. Our laughter echoes in the loftiest moments of celebration. And then, the sober moments of reflection as we consider going on in life. Well, it surely doesn't end here right now. But my gut-feeling doesn't intend to give up yet. At least, not now... not yet.\nIdeas... ideas... ideas torpedoed into my mind, coming from so many directions. Appeals from the depth of the scientific and the analytic convince the intellect to sing paeans of praises to the comfort and delight bestowed by the achievements of modernity - the wonders of technology, the life that has been made easy by a myriad of gadgets, instruments and equipment that rule households, offices and workplaces, even classrooms and game-rooms of the modern age.\nYet, appeals of equal magnitude emanate from the spirit. That which sustains the human in me brings me to the innermost recesses of my being and convinces me that the ocean of feelings is far deeper than the superficiality of what may be quantified and measured, analyzed and captured by the senses in the one-dimensional segments of time... in the three-dimensional character of space. What gives excitement to life, what makes me consider the significance of it, what leads me to an appreciation of the beautiful, the good, and the true, lies deeply in the core of my being. It is solely the depth of my spirituality that has access into it. No instruments of modern technology can ever scratch even the outermost filament of its covering.\nIt is only the authentic me that has the power to embrace the rise and fall of the waves in this ocean of feelings. It is the untaught spirit of life in me that breathes meaning in the celebration of eternity amidst the dances of change, amidst the weaving and unweaving of colors that burst in the skies of rejoicing and fall on the ground of defeat and disappointment.\nBut life goes on in transcending the here and now. The overcoming continues. After the fall, we want to rise. This is the elan of life. The most primal life-force persists and that's the drive of life. The single outstanding request brought about by the consciousness that comes out of it is a sincere appreciation of this life-force's delicate operation in the sensitivity and sensibility of humanity. It is not the scientific and the analytic that have guided us to chart the deepest corners of the realm of the spirit. None of the five senses can access even the periphery of its threshold.\nBut the scientific and the analytic, the spiritual and the emotional are all human. And it is so lamentable that there are forces that have torn them all apart. What could be philosophical at this point is to ask questions, however heart-rending and passion-filled these questions may be. Is there no center where a convergence point is located? Isn't a sense of elation expressed in triumphs as humanity appropriates the achievements of science and technology? Can we heighten our spirituality as we positively relate with the wonders of science and technology? Is there a way whereby the workings of modern science and technology can effect physical-chemical changes for the human organism to have a positive attitude towards life? Where do we focus now the eyes of meaningful philosophizing - towards the greatness of science and technology and the force of objectivity that animates them, or towards the dignity of human spirituality that exalts the interiority of the human in the depth of subjective being? In what area can philosophizing be truly transformative in consideration of these sides?\nREADING POST-MODERN PHILOSOPHY is totally impossible for those who cannot accept the fact that philosophy is basically subjective interpretation of individual human experience. In this case, philosophy is therefore not concerned with the analytico-mathematical and the scientific. These critics of post-modern philosophy have gotten so confused as they try to mix matters of the objective and matters of the subjective. Of course, two plus two will never become five in any possible world. Neither can matters of scientific experimentation be of interest to the philosopher.\nI'm so disappointed that practitioners of the sciences and the mathematical fields have gone terribly arrogant to dabble into the things of another dimension - the philosophical. We are now in a more enlightened era where we can definitely distinguish between the scientific (objective) and the personal (subjective). This is the post-modern world and post-modern philosophers are the ones able to perceive and understand the dynamics of the time.\nThe issue of philosophy is actually the issue of meaningfulness - the meaningfulness not of anything else but life-of my life specifically (subjectively) and of human life in general (inter-subjectively). Meaningfulness as an issue is all-encompassing, i.e., objectively and subjectively. However, in philosophy it is definitely focused on the subjective personal experiences of individual human beings.\nThe meaningfulness of my life is not dependent on what science or mathematics tells me. Life's meaning transcends the scientific and the mathematical.\nPhilosophy brings us to more exciting terrains of life where the wind of freedom blows incessantly, and carries us to new discoveries in uncharted milieus-unstructured, rustic, pregnant with mysteries; open to be molded by the power of the subjective mind, challenging the human spirit, defiant of the dictates of meta-narratives imposed by arrogant systematizers coming from the alien territories of science and mathematics.\nPhilosophy empowers us to be in perfect control of our personal individual lives. Philosophy brings us to the deepest recesses of our individuality. Philosophy affirms our humanity that has its being without any necessary connection with the objective. Philosophically, the objective is trivial, given, may be done away with, in the process of subjective signification. Philosophy transforms us in ways that can never be done by the sciences and mathematics. Philosophy is an expression of human freedom. Philosophy is in a dimension unlimited by the hard boundaries of objective requirements. Philosophy is subjective freedom in a situation of praxis - the subjective reflection of human experience which, individually, is of subjective character.\nI think... I believe... I feel what I believe. I believe what I feel.\nE-mail ruelfpepa@yahoo.com\nClever pundits dismiss with a condescending smile Keats' simplicity when he says:\nIn this note I suggest that Keats' inspired statement is not mere soul-lifting poetical rhetoric, but encapsulates profound metaphysical insight. I do not intend to develop this suggestion here adequately. That is something I hope to do some other time. Here I merely sketch an outline for the benefit of whomever may wish to ponder it. In other words, this note is offered frankly and simply as a provocation.\nThe perfect model (I am allergic to the term 'paradigm') of indubitable truth is the axiom which rests in its own self-evidence, needing no external grounding and admitting no proof. Euclidean geometry is based on such axioms. That we now know that alternative axioms to those of Euclidean geometry are equally admissible and equally, or more, serviceable, does not invalidate the older ones. It only shows that our conception of truth has to be broadened. The whole of Spinoza's majestic metaphysical system rests on eight definitions and seven axioms taken as self-evident. That Spinoza's system has been taken to pieces by critics signifies no more than does the dethronement of Euclidean axioms. It only shows that our conception of metaphysical truth has to be revised.\nThe notion of truth has been a bone of contention in modern and contemporary philosophy simply because each of the contending philosophers works with her/ his own narrowly defined conception of truth. But we would be gravely wronging Keats if we reduced his inspired dictum to a 'theory of truth'.\nFactual truth is a strictly limited variety of truth and, although it almost monopolizes the term in modern usage, is the least significant philosophically. Of more philosophical significance is the truth exemplified in a great symphony or a good film. This is the truth of beauty: metaphysical truth is more akin to this.\nSocrates, in the 'autobiographical' section of the Phaedo gives expression to a fundamental insight which, in my view, philosophers have not yet absorbed. Socrates presents the core of that insight in a truly oracular pronouncement:\n'It is apparent to me, that if there is anything beautiful\nother than the-beautiful-itself, it is for no other reason\nbeautiful than that it shares of that beauty... If anyone\ntells me that anything whatever is beautiful by having a\ndelightful colour or shape or anything else of the kind, I\ntake leave of all that (for I get lost with such things),\ntelling myself simply and solely, and perhaps foolishly,\nthat nothing else makes it beautiful other than the\npresence of beauty.' (Phaedo 100 c-d.)\nI have repeatedly quoted and commented in my writings on the whole of the rich passage in which this statement occurs. Suffice it here to say that my interpretation, or my rendering if you will, of this insight is that the self-evidence of the intelligible form - engendered by the mind and to be found nowhere but in the mind - is the hallmark of philosophical truth: that self-evidence is of an essentially aesthetic nature.\nI believe that in speaking of truth Keats must have had in mind what Plato meant by aletheia. Throughout his works but principally in the Republic, Plato emphasizes the identity of aletheia, ousia, and to on. In the Symposium Diotima delineates the progress from the experience of one beautiful object upwards to the vision of the Idea of Beauty. A beautiful object, then, as an embodiment of a particular perfection in intelligible immediacy is a unique expression of reality. As such it is truth in the only metaphysically significant sense of the word.\nIrrespective of what happens in real life, we expect romantic love to have the important quality of permanency. In other words, we expect romantic love to last (for ever).\nAnother feature of romantic love (love) is that it is not directed at an object, but at the person we are in love with. The person we are in love with is the cause of our love; hence the cause is external to us and that cause is another person like us. This is important, even if somewhat obvious, in that love is seen in terms of reality and not something that we make up in our imagination. It is also important to distinguish at the very outset between romantic love and lust or physical attraction. Very few people would equate romantic love with lust or physical attraction, although this does not always prevent confusion.\nI propose that romantic love, as experienced by the man or woman on the Clapham omnibus - ordinary men and women you might meet anywhere - leads to a moral type dilemma if that love is not reciprocated. Furthermore, I would argue that the implications of this dilemma could lead to some interesting philosophical consequences that go beyond the parties (or rather party) involved.\nMy position is that romantic love implies at least three moral type feelings for the person on the Clapham omnibus: duty, loyalty and promising.\nDuty: since the person of our love is the cause of our love then we have a duty to that person in all manners of contexts. It is as if we owe them something for making us feel in love with them. One such duty is to maintain the integrity of the person we love. By maintaining, or at the very least helping maintain, the integrity of that person I mean, for example, be a cause or a source for that person to be happy, have a fulfilling life, give them a good sense of belonging or to be there when needed. Love, in a way, is analogous to an investment; not only does it have a return dividend but it also implies responsibility and duty.\nIt may be objected that duty in love is mono-directional; that is, I perform my duty, but have no right to expect a dividend in return. Fair enough, maybe I don't have a right to expect a dividend, but that is what actually happens; a win-win strategy if ever there was one. What is important at this stage of the argument is that I have a duty to someone; I cannot have a duty to a non existing person. If I have a duty to my country this implies that I actually do have a country. The same holds for romantic love, to love someone and to have a duty to that person implies that there is an other person on the scene. I submit that love invokes this sense of duty.\nA sense of duty also implies a sense of loyalty. Whilst a sense of duty implies a commitment to act, a sense of loyalty implies a commitment by a person towards another person. I cannot be loyal to an object. For example, I can be loyal to a brand, but the use of loyal here is not the same we would expect in the context of romantic love. When we use loyalty towards another person, or an entity, we attribute personhood, e.g. the company, the state, we assume that certain moral implications apply which do not make sense when used with brands. In a way, therefore, loyalty guarantees duty. Furthermore, loyalty is not demanded from us or imposed upon us, but felt in the context of a free agent. Loyalty at the point of a gun or a threat of redundancy is not loyalty in any context.\nSince romantic love is aimed at a person and not a thing, the person on the Clapham omnibus recognises that the person we are in love with is also unique. What I feel for Ms. A or Mr. B I feel because they are who they are and there is no one else like them. My love is for a person and not for a body (thing) hence the unique element. It might still be argued that even our bodies are unique, but we can dismiss this as irrelevant for our purposes. Hence uniqueness implies non transferability. I cannot just take my love and offer it to someone else; in the same way, that I cannot use the key to open the door to my flat as to open my office door. I submit that the uniqueness argument is a powerful one; it implies, for example, certainty in the sense that I cannot be mistaken or confused about who I love. One can lust for two beautiful bodies but love is not usually seen like this.\nRomantic love also implies two forms of promises. I make an explicit promise to myself that I will do, what I have argued to be, my duty towards the person I love and that I will be loyal to that person. And I also make an implicit promise to the person I love that I will do my duty and to be loyal to them. One important aspect of a promise is that it projects me and my actions into the future. By promising I see myself doing something in the future. Furthermore, a promise between people has no time limit or expiry date or shelf life; in other words, a promise is timeless. I submit that this is where we get the idea of love lasting for ever; the idea of promising my love to someone transcends time limits. Duty and loyalty also have the same feeling of timelessness.\nIt is accepted and it should be remembered that at no time is the other person obliged to do anything for me or is duty bound to do anything at all. The person of our love is a free agent in the same way that we are free agents.\nThe dilemma arises, therefore, when the person of our love does not reciprocate our love. If the person I am in love with rejects my advances of love and does not reciprocate my love then there is no one, as it were, to project my love to. However, if there is no person to receive my love, to whom do I owe a duty, to whom am I being loyal to and to whom have I made an implicit promise? How can I owe a duty to someone when there is no one who is prepared to receive the benefits of my duty? How can I be loyal to someone when no one wants my loyalty?\nThe second element of the dilemma is the unique aspect of love. How can I possibly love someone else when it is this person that makes me feel the way I do to the extent that I owe a duty to them; that makes me feel loyal to them. In other words, what is it about this particular and specific person that makes me fall in love with them? Let's face it, this state of affairs would not sound incongruous if love was reciprocated; in fact we would expect to find precisely this state of affairs when two people love each other. Moreover, if at a future date our love is reciprocated we would expect this very same state of affairs to hold.\nTo restate the dilemma: how can a person love someone else if love implies duty, loyalty, and a promise to love a person who is also unique?\nWhere do we start addressing this dilemma?\nOne possible solution is to say that what I am calling a dilemma is nothing of the sort and furthermore romantic love can be dismissed as the product of cheap paperback fiction. We can go a step further and argue that romantic love is just a subjective projection of our feeling onto someone else. The idea that my love is caused by the other person is just an impression. I'm sure some will subscribe to this view. However, I suspect even more would object to it.\nIf lust or physical attraction are all there is to romantic love then surely there are some real life consequences. To begin with the element of uniqueness will have to disappear because the person will be identified with the body and not the self. And since this is not a criminal investigation it does not really matter whether the finger prints are unique, what matters is whether I like the fingers or not, so to speak! Hence, we would all become lovers and not husbands and wives or partners to use modern parlance. And no one would be concerned if I wanted to change my lover, except maybe my lover, of course. However, if I was married and wanted to change my wife a few people would be concerned; for example my friends.\nIf romantic love was equated with physical attraction then parents would be justified to demand designer babies. We can immediately see that this argument leads us head one with some relevant issues in bio and medical ethics. For example, a very topical issue these days is stem cell research. If physical attraction was all there is to love then why not research for blue eyes, height and hip-to-waste ratio? Why not offer sterilization to ugly people or even offer abortion on the grounds that the child will grow up to be ugly and unattractive?\nIf we accept that romantic love is an important aspect in our lives and it transcends the physical, then it matters that this love finds its justification on some rational foundations such as a moral system. The neurologist or the psychologist can rightly ask us to look at the brain (and the environment) for an explanation to what is going on here. But surely the man or woman on the Clapham omnibus are only concerned with fulfilling his or her feelings of love and not a lecture in brain mechanics. Blaming serotonin why a rejection makes us feel so miserable just does not cut it as an explanation. It seems, therefore, that romantic love calls out for a moral or ethical system to give meaning to such a basic human activity.\nAnother way out of this dilemma is to say that it is true that romantic love invokes duty, loyalty, uniqueness and promise, but only when reciprocated. The lover who feels a sense of loyalty or duty towards someone who does not reciprocate love is simply jumping the gun.\nThis is strong argument, but the implications are equally concerning. This would require that any moral foundation for the basis of love not only be relative to the situation but contingent on the situation at hand. Relative because a morality of love would depend on whether there was reciprocity and contingent because it depends on the other person loving me. In other words, I start loving you when you start loving me and I love you if you love me. Good sophistry but not necessarily something most people would accept. Furthermore, people do not consider love to be like this; they are careful who they love, but they also do not play 'who blinks first' type of games. People usually just fall in love.\nOne can always avoid the dilemma, like most dilemmas, by accepting that it exists and move on. Practical but hardly a philosophical endeavour. I suspect that the man or the woman on the Clapham omnibus will try a bit harder hoping that things will turn out all right at the end. Indeed, hope can motivate us and give us that extra push, but it is hardly a source of happiness and fulfilment. Maybe the dilemma will test our personal and moral character to the limit, but few would be happy to have to face this problem. There are always better things to do in life than grapple with moral dilemmas.\nThe implications of this dilemma is that there must surely be a payback for getting romantic love right. Surely happy people with a sense of fulfilment make better parents, better members of society and hence better citizens of the state.\n(c) Lawrence J.C. Baron 2004\nE-mail: lawjcb@yahoo.co.uk\nThe First Annual Philosophy Video Festival will be held this December in Boston at the Eastern Meeting of the American Philosophical Association. The festival features a contest to find the most profound philosophical videos produced by high school and college students in North America this year.\nThis year's theme is \"Civil Liberties and National Security.\" Entries must be between one second and four minutes in length, and be philosophical in nature. Entries must be received by December 6th, 2004, and will be judged by an eminent panel of philosophers and media producers.\nCash prizes will be awarded to the top three winners in the high school and college divisions.\nFor complete contest rules, go to http:---, or e-mail PhilVidFest@nodogs.org.\nThe festival is sponsored by the American Philosophical Association's Committee on Pre-College Instruction in Philosophy, and by the North American High School Philosophers Association (NAHSPA).\nKen Knisely\nNAHSPA\nP.O. Box 10325 Arlington, Virginia 22210-1325 USA",
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        "raw_content": "In Memory of \u2014 and In Tribute To \u2014 Our Director:\nCarol Daniel Klein\nCarol with puppets from \u201cImagination Station\u201d\nLong-time Director of the Piccadilly Puppets, Carol Daniel Klein, passed away in June of 2011. Born in Minnesota, she studied speech and speech therapy in college. She began working with the Piccadilly Puppets Company in 1974, helping with the administrative duties. Soon afterward, a puppeteer abruptly quit, and Carol stepped in. From that point on, she was the heart and soul of Piccadilly Puppets, becoming the Director of the Company in 1980.\nAs Pat Penn, President of the Board of Directors, says, \u201cShe set about learning how to make puppets and how to manipulate them with expertise and artistry. Carol believed with all her heart that entertainment and education were not exclusive characteristics. From the beginning the shows she created focused on teaching children important concepts in science, history, and social studies. And they focused on the importance of character traits such as honesty and courage and hard work. But they were never preachy or pedantic and the artistic side was never compromised.\u201d\nCarol also produced several shows for other organizations, including Northside Hospital, and the Cobb County Youth Museum. She worked with puppets in television, as producer, and as the Director of Puppetry for programs with puppets for GPTV. She was active in Puppeteers of America and UNIMA, the international puppetry organization. She directed and performed at puppetry festivals on a regional, national, and international level. She was awarded the UNIMA (the puppetry \u201cOscar\u201d) for one of her Piccadilly Puppets shows.\nCarol\u2019s son, Justin Daniel, is following in her footsteps, studying educational theatre at NYU. He writes \u201cMy mother will not only be remembered for her artistic contributions, she will also be remembered for her fierce commitment to her family, friends, and community, and her absence leaves a palpable void for so many people. Luckily, one can just look to her myriad puppet shows to catch a glimpse of her heart, and thankfully her inspiration will continue to manifest as the company continues to entertain children for generations to come.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "The accessories provided include a whisker biscuit arrow rest, a pin sight that comes with light and level, and a stabilizer.\nThe peep sight and the loop are already installed.\nWith a 75% let off, it caters to people who cannot draw a heavy bow under normal circumstances.\nIt does not look to be tuned well by the factory.\nIncidents with the cable guard becoming loose are reported.\nAmateur archers do better with a complete kit than with purchasing all the needed accessories for their bows from different sources. The RAPTOR Compound Kit comes at the aid of those who don\u2019t have the time to search extensively for the best accessories to fit with their bows. Due to the outstanding quality of the materials used for both the bow and the accessories, this kit is an excellent investment. Seeing how many extras are included, the pricing is competitive and one of the selling points of this kit. Performance is superior, as well, not to mention that the bow is adjustable, and, therefore, versatile.\nYou might expect the limbs of bows within the price range of this model to feel flimsy and cheap, but that is not at all what you will experience when you put your hands on this bow. These components are made in the US, from the highest quality materials possible, which may surprise you, given the price. The fact that the company doesn\u2019t cut corners reflects in the machined aluminum cams, as well. Unlike other models on the market that use plastic for such components, nothing in the cams of this bow contains the said material.\nThe accessories included will offer the same satisfaction. They are also made from top-notch materials, and they add value to a model that is more than decently priced. The 5 pin sight comes with light and level, you also get a whisker biscuit arrow rest and a stabilizer. If you add all these accessories to any bow on the market, and compare prices, you will understand why so many people say that the Raptor offers terrific value for the price.\nThe beauty of having a compound bow is the fact that your weapon partially compensates the necessary weight you need to put into drawing the strings. In the case of this particular model, you will discover that 75% of the required weight is let off. What does this mean for you? For instance, if you need to pull 70 lbs, what you\u2019re actually holding when you draw the string is just a total weight of 17.5 lbs. This aspect is one of the many things that make this compound bow such an excellent choice for beginners.\nThe bow is available in solid back and camo pattern, allowing you to choose the one that you feel it is most suitable for your needs. If you intend to use it for hunting, the camo pattern is an excellent choice. For target practice, the solid black color is, probably, often chosen over the camouflage coloring.\nThere are many great things to be said about this particular model, starting with the adjustable draw length and weight. You can modify the draw length of this bow between 24.5\u201d and 31\u201d, as well as the draw weight that can be adjusted between 30 lbs and 70 lbs, and that without having to use a bow press for it. As you can quickly glean from this information, the Raptor is an excellent choice for anyone who seeks versatility.\nThe 30\u201d axle-to-axle design and the total weight of just 3.6 pounds contribute to the popularity of this bow among novice shooters and archers. When using 350-grain arrows, you will be able to send them flying at a velocity of 315 feet per second, which is an achievement for bows in this class. Besides the cool accessories that you will get right out the box, the peep sight comes already installed, which means that no extra assembly is required. 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        "raw_content": "To you my heart cries out \"Perfidia,\"\nFor I found you, the love of my life,\nYour eyes are echoing \"Perfidia,\"\nForgetful of our promise of love,\nWith a sad lament, my dreams\nHave faded like a broken melody;\nAnd now I know my love was not for you\nAnd so I'll take it back with a sigh,\nPerfidious one, good-bye.",
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        "raw_content": "By Jane Dyson, Executive Director, DABC\nIn April 2017, several community organizations including Plan Institute, Disability Alliance BC (DABC), Inclusion BC, and Burnaby Centre for Community Inclusion hosted former Senator Hugh Segal in a series of meetings and forums on a Basic Income (BI), or Guaranteed Annual Income (GAI). Mr. Segal has advocated for a BI system for decades. At the request of Ontario\u2019s government, he produced a study on BI in 2016. In Spring 2017, Ontario announced it would run a three year BI pilot in three cities, based on Mr. Segal\u2019s study: Finding a Better Way: A Basic Income Pilot Project for Ontario.\nThe working poor, and welfare and disability assistance recipients in Canada\u2019s two most expensive provinces struggle to afford their basic needs such as housing, food and clothing. DABC, Plan Institute and the other community agencies that hosted Mr. Segal, believe BC should also introduce a BI system. We believe BI would not only provide improved financial security for people with disabilities and other individuals living in poverty, but would also result in a more efficient, respectful and dignified system that removes the stigma associated with receiving provincial assistance.\nUnder the Ontario pilot, individuals will receive almost $17,000 per year, couples will receive $24,027, and people with disabilities will receive up to an additional $6,000 per year. Households whose assistance rates or earnings fall below these rates will be topped up. For example, an individual earning $12,000 per year will receive a basic income top-up of nearly $5,000 per year. If they are a person with a disability, they will receive up to an additional $11,000 per year. Importantly, other supports, such as provincial and federal child benefit payments, will not be affected. The pilot will track metrics such as food security; housing stability; stress and anxiety; mental health; and education, training and employment.\nWe are encouraged by Ontario\u2019s decision to introduce a BI pilot. At the same time, there is no need to wait until the results have been tabulated before BC introduces its own BI. We believe the time for a new system of income security and supports in British Columbia is overdue and are convinced that a BI will result in improvements to the metrics outlined above for the Ontario project, as well as to lower healthcare and criminal justice costs for BC. Over the last few months, our organizations have been speaking to the Province about our interest in seeing a BI system introduced. We look forward to continuing our advocacy together on this important project.\nEconomic Citizenship \u2013 Setting the post-RDSP agenda",
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        "raw_content": "Why We Are The \u2018United States\u2019 Of America: A Republic, Not A Democracy!\n\u201cThe colonies would gladly have borne the little tax on tea and other matters had it not been that England took away from the colonies their money, which created unemployment and dissatisfaction. The inability of the colonists to get power to issue their own money permanently out of the hands of George III and the international bankers was the primary reason for the Revolutionary War.\u201d\nOur War Is Against The British Monarchy, Who Are Trying To Implode Our Country From The Inside By BUBBLES calling It New World Order, While At The Same Time, Trying To Preoccupy Us With Iraq, Iran, Israel, Pakistan, Egypt, China, North Korea:\nMore than $9 trillion in bailouts to Wall Street for unbacked credit mortgages called derivatives by the Federal Reserve \u2013 An amount equal to $32,000 for every man, woman and child in America! And absolutely no one is keeping track of the whereabouts of those losses.\nThough I place no confidence in Alan Grayson, His questioning here of Inspector General Of The Federal Reserve Is Quit pointed and relevant. It is obvious that this line of questioning as of date, produced no relief for The American Citizen. In conclusion, this is nothing more than a puppet show. We actually have no power over the Privately Owned Federal Reserve. We must as other Presidents kick them out as The American Citizen is responsible for controlling, printing their own money.\nTHE PRESIDENTS WHO KILLED ROTHSCHILD BANKING SCHEMES : ANDREW & ROOSEVELT AND THE PRESIDENTS MURDERED BY ROTHSCHILD ~ LINCOLN, GARFIELD, & KENNEDY!\n\u201cFor love of country they accepted death.\u201d \u2013 James A. Garfield\n\u201cToday, most American students don\u2019t even understand what a central bank is, much less that the battle over central banks is one of the most important themes in U.S. history.\nThe truth is that our nation was birthed in the midst of a conflict over taxation and the control of our money. Central banking has played a key role in nearly all of the wars that America has fought.\nPresidents that resisted the central bankers were shot, while others shamefully caved in to their demands. Our current central bank is called the Federal Reserve and it is about as \u201cfederal\u201d as Federal Express is.\nTrue Cost Of Debt Ceiling Alone By \u2018Too Big To Fail Bailout\u2019 ~ From $700 Billion To $12.8 Trillion.\nBreaking => Banking Cabalist\u2019s Global Warming Scheme Blown Out Of The Water: NASA Satellite Data.\nThe truth is that it is a privately-owned financial institution that is designed to ensnare the U.S. government in an endlessly expanding spiral of debt from which there is no escape.\nThe Federal Reserve caused the Great Depression and the Federal Reserve is at the core of our current economic crisis. None of these things are taught to students in America\u2019s schools today.\nHistorians speak out against proposed Texas textbook changes\nIn 2010, young Americans are taught a sanitized version of American history that doesn\u2019t even make any sense. As with so many things, if you want to know what really happened just follow the money.\n\u201cThat is simple. In the colonies we issue our own money. It is called Colonial Scrip. We issue it in proper proportion to the demands of trade and industry to make the products pass easily from the producers to the consumers.\nIn this manner, creating for ourselves our own paper money, we control its purchasing power, and we have no interest to pay to bankers.\u201d\n#4 The Currency Act of 1764 ordered the American Colonists to stop printing their own money. Colonial scrip (the money the colonists were using at the time) was to be exchanged at a two-to-one ratio for \u201cnotes\u201d from the Bank of England.\n\u201cIn one year, the conditions were so reversed that the era of prosperity ended, and a depression set in, to such an extent that the streets of the Colonies were filled with unemployed.\u201d\n\u201cThe rich will strive to establish their dominion and enslave the rest. They always did. They always will\u2026 They will have the same effect here as elsewhere, if we do not, by (the power of) government, keep them in their proper spheres.\u201d\n#8 Unfortunately, those warning us about the dangers of a central bank did not prevail. After an aborted attempt to establish a central bank in the 1780s, the First Bank of the United States was established in 1791. Alexander Hamilton (who had close ties to the Rothschild banking family) cut a deal under which he would support the move of the nation\u2019s capital to Washington D.C. in exchange for southern support for the establishment of a central bank.\n\u201cI wish it were possible to obtain a single amendment to our Constitution \u2013 taking from the federal government their power of borrowing.\u201d\n1837: Following his years of fighting against the Rothschilds and their central bank in America, President Andrew Jackson finally succeeds in throwing the Rothschilds central bank out of America.\nIt would not be until 1913 that the Rothschilds would be able to set up their third central bank in America, the Federal Reserve.\nThus the need for the Glass Steagall Act by FDR, which protected Americans from Rothschild exploitation by investment banking.\nBill Clinton subsequently repealed The Glass Steagall Act in 1999, which allowed Rothschild to foment a housing bubble, using fraudulent derivative backed mortgages.\nThis then led to the pretext for too big to fail by Rothschild cronies, which subjugates Americans, to pay off $Trillions worth of printed money.\nRe-Introduction of the Glass Steagall Act, would retroactively make Rothschild responsible for his own housing bubble debt, and retroactively lower the debt ceiling into normal levels.\n1845: Andrew Jackson (The 7th President of the United States) dies.\nThis Great Patriot leaves instructions in his will to have, \u201cI Killed The Bank,\u201d inscribed on his headstone, a reference to the fact he banished the Rothschilds second Central bank in the United States from the US in 1837.\n#18 In fact, in 1832, Andrew Jackson\u2019s re-election slogan was \u201cJACKSON and NO BANK!\u201d\n\u201cIt is not our own citizens only who are to receive the bounty of our government. More than eight millions of the stock of this bank are held by foreigners\u2026 is there no danger to our liberty and independence in a bank that in its nature has so little to bind it to our country? \u2026 Controlling our currency, receiving our public moneys, and holding thousands of our citizens in dependence\u2026 would be more formidable and dangerous than a military power of the enemy.\u201d\n#22 Richard Lawrence attempted to shoot Andrew Jackson, but he survived. It is alleged that Lawrence said that \u201cwealthy people in Europe\u201d had put him up to it.\nFlag At Half Mast For President Lincoln\n#25 This debt-free money was known as \u201cGreenbacks\u201d because of the green ink that was used.\n\u201cIf this mischievous financial policy, which has its origin in North America, shall become endurated down to a fixture, then that Government will furnish its own money without cost. It will pay off debts and be without debt. It will have all the money necessary to carry on its commerce. It will become prosperous without precedent in the history of the world. The brains, and wealth of all countries will go to North America. That country must be destroyed or it will destroy every monarchy on the globe.\u201d\nAfter his death on September 19, 1881, Garfield\u2019s casket lies in state in the rotunda of the U.S. Capitol.\n#32 In addition, in 1907 J.P. Morgan circulated rumors that a major New York bank had gone bankrupt. This caused a massive run on the banks. In turn, the banks started recalling all of their loans. The panic of 1907 resulted in a congressional investigation that ended up concluding that a central bank was \u201cnecessary\u201d so that these kinds of panics would never happen again.\n#34 Congress voted on the Rothschild\u2019s Federal Reserve Act on December 22nd, 1913 between the hours of 1:30 AM and 4:30 AM.\n\u201cA great industrial nation is controlled by its system of credit. Our system of credit is privately concentrated. The growth of the nation, therefore, and all our activities are in the hands of a few men \u2026 [W]e have come to be one of the worst ruled, one of the most completely controlled and dominated governments in the civilized world\u2013no longer a government by free opinion, no longer a government by conviction and the vote of the majority, but a government by the opinion and the duress of small groups of dominant men.\u201d\n#37 Between 1921 and 1929 the Federal Reserve increased the U.S. money supply by 62 percent. This was the time known as \u201cThe Roaring 20s\u201d.\n#38 In addition, highly leveraged \u201cmargin loans\u201d became very common during this time period.\nIt is absolutely critical that we educate as many Americans as possible about what is really going on in our financial system and about why we need to make some truly fundamental changes.\u201d\nTHE PRESIDENTS WHO KILLED ROTHSCHILD BANKING SCHEMES : ANDREW & ROOSEVELT AND THE PRESIDENTS MURDERED BY ROTHSCHILD ~ LINCOLN, GARFIELD, & KENNEDY!;\nTeutonic Zionism = Banking Cabalist Who Maligned The Abrahamic Jews aka; NWO Gangbangers\nBelow are two more short videos which discuss the corrupt, private Federal Reserve system:\nInternational bankers often use warfare to set up \u201dCentral Banking systems that are privately controlled\u201d across the globe.\nFounding Of America From The British Banking Cabalists\n6. Take over a country\u2019s resources by military intervention, or take control when a country defaults on its war debts.\n7. To eliminate (kill) specific citizens who do not wish their country to be under the control of International Banking privateers\u2026.in short, to remove any and all resistance to global, private-banking fraud.\nWhen Obama launched his re-election propaganda campaign to trick the American public into thinking that he intends to end the Af-Pak War, he said that the \u201cWar on Terror\u201d has cost $1 trillion over the past decade. While that is a staggering amount of money, he was being deceitful once again.\nAs you may have heard, a newly released study by the Eisenhower Research Project at Brown University revealed that the cost of the War on Terror is significantly greater than Obama has said. The little passing coverage the study received in the mainstream press cited $3.7 trillion as the total cost, which was the most conservative estimate. The moderate estimate, which the mainstream media ignored, was $4.4 trillion. In addition, interest payments on these costs will most likely exceed $1 trillion, which brings the total cost up to at least $5.4 trillion. The report also states that the following costs are not even included in this total:\n\u201cTHESE TOTALS DO NOT INCLUDE: Medicare costs for injured veterans after age 65; Expenses for veterans paid for by state and local government budgets; Promised $5.3 billion reconstruction aid for Afghanistan; Additional macroeconomic consequences of war spending including infrastructure and jobs.\u201d\nDavid Callahan, reporting for The Policy Shop, summed up the report\u2019s cost estimates:\n\u201c\u2026 the total direct and indirect costs of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan may exceed $6 trillion\u2026. That figure comes from combining congressional appropriations for the wars over the past decade ($1.3 trillion), additional spending by the Pentagon related to the wars ($326 \u2013 $652 billion), interest so far on Pentagon war appropriations, all of which was borrowed ($185 billion), immediate medical costs for veterans ($32 billion), war related foreign aid ($74 billion), homeland security spending ($401 billion), projected medical costs for veterans through 2051 ($589 \u2013 $934 billion), social costs to military families ($295 \u2013 $400 billion), projected Pentagon war spending and foreign aid as troops wind down in the two war zones ($453 billion); and interest payments on all this spending through 2020 ($1 trillion).\u201d\nOnce you add up all these costs, and also consider the fact that these wars are not ending anytime soon, the War on Terror will easily cost us well over $6 trillion. To put the War on Terror\u2019s cost in context, according to the Congressional Budget Office, the total cost of World War II, adjusted for inflation, was $4.1 trillion.\nAnother major deception is the reported annual military budget. The FY 2012 military budget is often cited as being $690 billion. Again, that is a huge sum of money for one year. However, when you add up all the other military expenditures not included in this budget, you find that our true total annual budget \u201clikely exceeds $1.5 trillion.\u201d\nDefund The F-35, Restore The F-22 Raptor: Investigations Point To Illegal Pentagon Lobbying ~ World\u2019s Most Advanced Fighter Jet The F-22 Raptor Decommissioned By McCain For Obama\u2019s G.E. F-35 Flying Clay Pigeon.\nTo put this cost in perspective, as the average American has little understanding of how much money this is, one trillion is equal to 1000 billion. If you took all the state budget deficits and combined them, which are leading to cuts in vital social programs that will negatively impact the lives of millions of Americans, you would need a small fraction of one trillion, $140 billion (roughly equivalent to the annual military interest payment), to balance every state budget and avoid cuts to all programs.\nHundreds Of Billions Of Dollars In Fraud And Waste\nWhen you breakdown the spending on the War on Terror, you see hundreds of billions of dollars in shocking fraud and waste across the board. When it comes to fraud, a Defense Department report revealed:\n\u201cThe military paid a total of $285 billion to more than 100 contractors between 2007 and \u201909, even though those same companies were defrauding taxpayers in the same period\u2026 What\u2019s perhaps most shocking is that billions of dollars went to contractors who had been either suspended or debarred for misusing taxpayer funds. The Pentagon also spent $270 billion on 91 contractors involved in civil fraud cases\u2026 Another $682 million went to 30 contractors convicted of criminal fraud.\u201d\nThere have also been several cases where billions of dollars have gone missing. To name one recent revelation, the Federal Reserve shipped between $6.6 billion to $18.7 billion to Iraq for reconstruction that was stolen.\nThe reason there is such discrepancy in the amount stolen in this case is due to the fact that the New York Federal Reserve is refusing to disclose the total amount. This is just one of several cases where billions of dollars in aide to Iraq and Afghanistan have gone missing.\nNot to mention the obscene and exorbitant fees charged by many private military companies. Earlier this year, the Congressional Commission on Wartime Contracting revealed that \u201ctens of billions of dollars\u201d have been wasted on private military contractors in Iraq and Afghanistan \u2013 and the amount spent on private contracting has dramatically increased during the Obama Administration.\nWhen it comes to shocking examples of waste, it costs the military in Afghanistan $400 for a gallon gas, and the Marines alone use 800,000 gallons a day. Another report reveals that the military spends $20.2 billion a year on air conditioning. That\u2019s $20.2 billion a year on AC. There are more absurdities in military spending than you can imagine. The list goes on and on.\nLet\u2019s also not forget that the Pentagon\u2019s \u201cown auditors admit the military cannot account for 25 percent of what it spends.\u201d By these measures, the estimated overall total of $1.5 trillion in annual military spending would mean that $375 billion goes unaccounted for, per year.\nFor anyone who researches this, it is easy to see that the primary goal is not our safety, it is huge profits for military companies and global banking interests. As famed two-time Congressional Medal of Honor Award winner Major General Butler said:\n\u201cWar is a racket\u2026 easily the most profitable, surely the most vicious\u2026 It is the only one in which the profits are reckoned in dollars and the losses in lives\u2026.\nIt is conducted for the benefit of the very few, at the expense of the very many. Out of war a few people make huge fortunes\u2026.\nThe global financial elite profit off of the war, while the American public bares the severe financial costs. In this regard, not to mention the loss of life and civil liberties, the War on Terror is a waragainst the American people. As President Eisenhower said, every dollar spent on war is a dollar not spent on education, food, health care, etc:\nSpiraling Toward World War III\nWhen you research the geopolitical environment, as scary as it sounds, you will conclude that if we stay on our present course, we are headed for an escalation in wars. As we spiral toward World War III, with collapsing economies, increasingly extreme weather conditions, limited resources and rising demand, the US military machine is on steroids, creating enemies and arming brutal regimes all over the world.\nThe pivotal US relationship with Pakistan is going from bad to worse. Leading American adversaries such as Afghanistan, Pakistan, North Korea, Venezuela, Russia, Iraq, Syria and Iran have all been building strong alliances with China. Obama continues to support the US-NATO war with Libya and the Saudi Arabian led military crackdown on popular uprisings in many countries throughout the Middle East and Northern Africa. In this region, Yemen, Syria, Bahrain, Somalia and Ivory Coast, to name a few countries, are all flaring up in armed conflict. Not to mention Israel\u2019s escalating conflicts with Palestine, Lebanon, Syria, Hamas, Hezbollah and Iran. The highly under-reported international drug war is also becoming much more violent, with private military contractors once again reaping huge profits.\nMix all these increasing tensions with runaway military spending and war profiteering, and you have Eisenhower\u2019s worst fears realized, a world dominated by out of control military companies.\nThe Price of Empire \u2013 Another Example of How The \u2018War on Terror\u2019 Is A War Against The American Public\nThe Minnesota budget crisis inspired the Star Tribune to report on the amount of tax money they are \u201csquandering\u201d on the military. Here\u2019s another perfect example of how the financial costs of the \u201cWar on Terror\u201d racket are destroying American society. \u201cTo better understand the impact on Minnesota of privileging military spending priorities, consider this: We have just experienced a painful government shutdown over how to deal with a two-year $5 billion shortfall. Yet Minnesota taxpayers over the same \u2026\nWar Racket: Investigation Finds \u2018Documented, Credible Evidence of Support for the Enemy,\u2019 As US Wastes $34 Billion in Private Military Contracts\nMore revelations from the $6 trillion war racket\u2026 An investigation into corruption in war contracting found \u201cdocumented, credible evidence\u2026 of involvement in a criminal enterprise or support for the enemy.\u201d This comes while the Congressional Commission on Wartime Contracting is about to release their findings on what has been reported as a waste of \u201c$34 billion on service contracts with the private sector in the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.\u201d When you breakdown the spending on the War on Terror, you s\u2026\nDangerously Blurring the Line: How the DoD Allows Contractors to Grade Themselves and Write Their Own Contract Terms\nThe Department of Defense (DoD) Inspector General\u2019s (IG) office recently found that the Marine Corp allowed their contactors for a vital troop protection system to act as government employees, including directing and evaluating government employees\u2019 work, grading their own work and writing up requirements for the follow-on contract. The contractors then bid on those requirements and won multimillion-dollar contracts. The IG issued a report this month with the mundane title, \u201cContract Management of Jo\u2026\nLockdown: U.S. Builds New Jails Across Afghanistan\nThe U.S. is going to keep holding detainees in Afghanistan for a long, long time to come \u2013 as new military construction contracts reveal. The Army Corps of Engineers just hired an Afghan contractor to build a new \u201cU.S. government controlled detention facility.\u201d It\u2019s got to be built fast \u2013 as in, by November \u2013 and so the Afghan firm got a no-bid contract of unspecified value. That\u2019s just for starters. After that facility goes up, the Army will hold an open competition for an even larger detention cente\u2026\nLocked and Loaded: Pentagon Contractor Helped Write Its Own Armored-Truck Deal\nThat\u2019s one of the conclusions from a Pentagon inspector general\u2019s report into a contract to provide logistics and maintenance work on Mine Resistant Ambush Protected vehicles (MRAPs) worth nearly half a billion dollars. The line between contractor and government vendor became so porous that officials \u201cincreased the risk for potential waste or abuse on the contract,\u201d the inspector general wrote. Getting the resilient MRAPs into Iraq and Afghanistan was a top priority for former Defense Secretary Rober\u2026\nCost of mental health programs for soldiers is high with poor care\nA four-year-old Pentagon effort to improve psychological health services across the military is spending tens of millions without providing a clear picture of how the money is used, according to a new report from the Government Accountability Office. The report reflects the Pentagon\u2019s rush to expand research on post-traumatic stress through the Defense Centers of Excellence, which spent $21.9 million last year. It is the second report this year to criticize the Defense Centers of Excellence; both were\u2026\nHouse approves $649 billion defense bill\nThe House overwhelmingly passed a $649 billion defense spending bill yesterday that boosts the Pentagon budget by $17 billion and covers the costs of wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. The strong bipartisan vote was 336 to 87 and reflected lawmakers\u2019 intent to ensure national security, preserve defense jobs across the nation, and avoid deep cuts while the country is at war. While House Republican leaders slashed billions from all other government agencies, the Defense Department is the only one that will\u2026\nPrivate Security Industry Booming, Says Small Arms Survey\nA booming private security industry \u2013 triggered mostly by terrorist threats, domestic insurgencies and drug wars \u2013 deploys some 20 million armed personnel worldwide: twice the number of police officers. In some countries, the survey points out, the 20 million figure represents a doubling or even a tripling of the number of private security workers. Some of these companies have been accused of advising the CIA on torture, and also trained police forces in torture techniques in at least one Latin Ameri\u2026\nHouse Democrats challenge Obama\u2019s Afghan withdrawal plan\nDemocratic lawmakers fed up with the lingering war in Afghanistan launched a new challenge to Obama\u2019s plan for a measured troop withdrawal over the next year as they resumed debate on a defense spending bill. Members of the House proposed a series of amendments to the 2012 fiscal year defense appropriations bill aimed at forcing a speedier troop withdrawal, including by cutting funding for combat operations. \u201cThe whole premise of this war is wrong. Fighting in Afghanistan does not enhance the security\u2026\nEisenhower\u2019s worst fears came true. We invent enemies to buy the bombs\nThe outgoing US defence secretary, Robert Gates, berated Europe\u2019s \u201cfailure of political will\u201d in not maintaining defence spending. He said Nato had declined into a \u201ctwo-tier alliance\u201d between those willing to wage war and those \u201cwho specialise in \u2018soft\u2019 humanitarian, development, peacekeeping and talking tasks\u201d. Peace, he implied, is for wimps. Real men buy bombs, and drop them. This call was echoed by Nato\u2019s chief, Anders Fogh Rasmussen, who pointed out how unfair it was that US defence investment r\u2026\nThe Business of America Is War \u2013 Annual Military Speeding Likely Exceeds $1.5 Trillion\nIt\u2019s more accurate to take the Pentagon\u2019s basic budget and double it because as much as 40% of it is hidden. For FY 2012, the House approved $690.1 billion, an 8.4% increase. If the entire [previous budget of] $1,027.5 trillion increases by the same amount, it raises known FY 2012 defense-related spending to $1,114 trillion. With supplemental and hidden add-ons, as well as Pentagon, intelligence, and other amounts, the grand total likely exceeds $1.5 trillion, a figure rising most years while popular \u2026\n\u2018War on terror\u2019 set to surpass cost of Second World War\nThe wars that flowed from 9/11 will not only have been the longest in US history. At $4 trillion and counting, their combined cost is approaching that of the Second World War, put at some $4.1 trillion in today\u2019s prices by the Congressional Budget Office. Unlike most of America\u2019s previous conflicts moreover, Iraq and Afghanistan have been financed almost entirely by borrowed money that sooner or later must be repaid. What America achieved by such outlays is also more than questionable. Two brutal regi\u2026\nU.S. cost of war at least $3.7 trillion and counting | Reuters\nWhen President Obama cited cost as a reason to bring troops home from Afghanistan, he referred to a $1 trillion price tag for America\u2019s wars. Staggering as it is, that figure grossly underestimates the total cost of wars in Iraq, Afghanistan and Pakistan to the U.S. Treasury and ignores more imposing costs yet to come, according to a study released. The final bill will run at least $3.7 trillion and could reach as high as $4.4 trillion, according to the research project \u201cCosts of War\u201d by Brown Univers\u2026\nAir Conditioning Afghanistan Troops Costs $20 Billion Per Year; Cost of One Soldier is $1 Million a Year\nIf people realized how much we were wasting in stupid wars that should never have been fought, there might be far more protests. Please consider the amount the U.S. military spends annually on air conditioning in Iraq and Afghanistan: $20.2 billion, according to a former Pentagon official. That\u2019s more than NASA\u2019s budget. It\u2019s more than BP has paid so far for damage during the Gulf oil spill. It\u2019s what the G-8 has pledged to help foster new democracies in Egypt and Tunisia. \u201cWhen you consider the cost \u2026\nWelfare for Dictators: Pentagon Billions Are Flowing to Middle East Dictators\nAn investigation of Pentagon contracting practices in Abu Dhabi, Kuwait, and Bahrain has uncovered more than $14 billion paid mostly in sole-source contracts to companies controlled by ruling families across the Persian Gulf. The revelation raises a fundamental question: are US taxpayer dollars enriching the ruling potentates of regimes just as the youthful protesters and the Arab Spring have brought a new push for democracy across the region? Take a look at Abu Dhabi. The wealthiest of the United Ara\u2026\nPrivate Contractors Making a Killing off the Drug War\nAs tens of thousands of corpses continue to pile up as a result of the US-led \u201cWar on Drugs\u201d in Latin America, private contractors are benefiting from lucrative federal counter-narcotics contracts amounting to billions of dollars, without worry of oversight or accountability. US contractors in Latin America are paid by the Defense and State Departments to supply countries with services that include intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance, training, and equipment. \u201cIt\u2019s becoming increasingly clear\u2026\nUS Plans to Send $45M in Military Aid to Uganda and Burundi in Effort to Combat Somali Militants\nIn news from Africa, the Pentagon is planning to send nearly $45 million in military equipment, including four small drones, to Uganda and Burundi as part of the U.S. effort to battle Islamic militants in Somalia. The military package includes four small, shoulder-launched Raven drones, body armor, night-vision gear, communications and heavy construction equipment, generators and surveillance systems. The U.S. military is also sending aid to a number of other African nations including Mauritania, Djib\u2026\nThe $113 Billion Hole: Ten Things America Gave Up This Year To Pay For The War In Afghanistan\n\u2013 Provide 57.5 Million Children With Low-Income Health Care For 2011 \u2013 Provide 23 Million People With Low-Income Health Coverage In 2011 \u2013 Give 20.2 Million $5,500 Pell Grants To Students In 2011 \u2013 Provide 14.35 million Military Veterans With VA Medical Care In 2011 \u2013 Give 14.7 million Children Head Start Funding In 2011 \u2013 Give 14.26 Million Scholarships To University Students In 2011 \u2013 Employ 1.93 million Firefighters In 2011 \u2013 Hire 1.75 Million Elementary School Teachers In 2011 \u2013 Hire 1.65 \u2026\nMeet Bush\u2019s War Profiteering Chief Bin Laden Hunter\nYou\u2019ve probably never heard of Marty Martin. He spent most of his life as an anonymous CIA operative. But he very recently came out of the closet as the man Bush put in charge of finding Osama bin Laden, and guess what? It turns out the man is an extremely shady and corrupt war profiteer. Martin, of course, never succeeded in catching bin Laden. In 2007, Martin joined International Oil Trading Company. In 2008, congressional investigators accused it of ripping off the Pentagon to the tune of hundreds \u2026\nStanley McChrystal: Lobby Shop Working With Former General\nAs they say in Washington, old soldiers never die \u2014 they just fade into cushy, off-the-books sinecures on K Street. Stanley McChrystal, fired last summer after a damning Rolling Stone article, has added a lobbying component to his consulting shop, The McChrystal Group, proving again that for elite Washington, failure is not an option. McChrystal is not himself a registered lobbyist and the firm doesn\u2019t appear in the federal database. By not registering to lobby, McChystal is not required to disclose\u2026\nAmped Status\nBarney Frank Causing Days Of Rage: States FORCED To Cut Back Because Frank SITTING On Glass Steagall Act!\nCelebrate Black History Month: Obama Cuts $100 Billion For Low Income Students ~ Feeling Bullied, Intimidated, Threatened, Cajoled, Browbeaten, Buffaloed, Hornswaggled, Seduced, Tricked, Duped, Bamboozled, Bribed, Blackmailed, Coerced Or Bought Off Yet?\nGerman People Awaken To The EU Scam: Remember When Italy Awoke? The Police Became The People!\nSoros 1 Soros 2\n1914 \u2013 BRITAIN\u2019S TARGET: GERMANY \u2013 DEBT CHESS\n\u201cEver since Germany became the politically and economically strongest Continental power, did England feel threatened from Germany more than from any other land in its global economic position and its naval supremacy.\u201d\n1914 \u2013 THE FEDERAL RESERVE ENGINEERS\n1. The \u2018Globalist Bankers\u2019 engineer the U.S. Federal Reserve System ready just months before WW1.\n2. US Federal Reserve Bank founded \u2013 Woodrow Wilson signs the Federal Reserve Act on December 23, 1913.\n1914 \u2013 WALL-STREET ENGINEERS (1913)\n1. The Federal Reserve System is engineered by the \u2018Globalist Bankers\u2019 for empowering the US market system as a private conduit of global wealth transfer.\n1. JPM becomes Britain\u2019s sole purchasing agent for all war supplies from the US.\n1915 JP MORGAN CONTROL CENTER \u2013 WALL STREET\n1. UNITED STATES \u2013 FEDERAL RESERVE\n2. ENGLAND \u2013 BANK OF ENGLAND\n1914 TO 1917 \u2013 THE WAR ENGINE STARTS (20 BILLION US DOLLARS)\n\u201cBritain\u2019s foreign secretary Arthur Balfour contacts Walter Lord Rothschild, representative of the English Federation of Zionists:\nDear Lord Rothschild\u2026on behalf of His Majesty\u2019s Government\u2026the\u2026declaration of sympathy with Jewish Zionist aspirations\u2026His Majesty\u2019s Government view with favour the establishment in Palestine of a national home for the Jewish people\u2026\u201d\n1. The English Federation of Zionists was a private federation with great private financial resources within it\u2019s power.\n1917 \u2013 AMERICAN WW1 ENTRY\n1917 (August) \u2013 JP MORGAN BOND CONDUIT (21 BILLION US DOLLARS)\nMike Microhistory 6:17 am\n1918 \u2013 (November) World War 1 Ends\n1919 (April 28) \u2013 LEAGUE OF NATIONS FOUNDED\n1919 (May 30) \u2013 RIIA\n1920 \u2013 JP MORGAN MEGA INFUSION DOOM MACHINE (210 BILLION US Dollars)\n1920 \u2013 JP MORGAN: GERMAN DEBT\n1920 \u2013 JP MORGAN: US CITIZEN GETS THE BILL\n3. As the U.S. public war debt grows JPM leverages the US government as a pawn for the extension of \u2018Globalist Banker\u2019 power.\n1921 \u2013 CFR*\n1922 \u2013 DEBT SLAVERY FIRMLY SET (45 BILLION US Dollar Debt)\n1929 \u2013 DEBT SETUP\n1929 \u2013 WALL STREET CRASH\nThe engineered international monetary order imposed after Versailles by \u2018Globalist Bankers\u2019 enabled the 1929 crash of Wall Street.\nWW2 FIELD \u2013 CENTRAL EUROPE\n2. Central Europe\u2019s financial plumbing was now being installed by this same design, by the same engineers, at a larger scale.\nWW2 SEED \u2013 CENTRAL BANKING\nA. Engineers the corporate handlers of the government actually formulating the power of rulership from it\u2019s own agenda, not the governments or the people.\nThat is what uses perpetual war as it\u2019s foundation, to serve it\u2019s blood needs to Satan, for power, position and profit, with the Armageddon end goal in the last of three cycles plainly evident in the first cycle, outlined in part in this thread.\nIt\u2019s objective is the world.\nBlissful Wisdom\nWatchmen Resistance Focus Groups\nAmnesty Watchmen on Amnesty We Stand with Arizona\nAuto Industry Govt. Motors & Take Over of Auto Industry Cap and Trade\nGlobal Warming Cap and Trade Research and Reporting Group\nCommunity Organizing Organizations on ACORN\nCongress 111th Reporting on House of Representatives Group Reporting Senate of the United States Group Speaker of House Nancy Pelosi Group\nCzars Czar Research Group Reporting on the Czars Discussion (add info and tidbits here)\nDefense Missile Defense & Nuclear Proliferation\nElections and Voting Election and Vote Fraud\nEnvironmental/ECO Systems Federal Delta Smelt Plan California\nFairness Doctrine/ Talk Radio Fairness Doctrine/Broadcasters Freedom Act Group\nGOP/Republican Party Operation GOP Rejuvenation\nPrecinct Strategy How Take Back the GOP/Republican Party\nHEALTH CARE RESEARCH AND REPORTING GROUP\nReporting on the Left\u2019s Tactics for the Health Care Debate Discussion\nIndoctrination of our Youth Reporting on the Indoctrination of Our Youth\nJustice System American Justice Watchmen and Action Group\nLeftist Tactics The Tactics of the Left Group\nLobbying Lobbying Organizations Research and Reporting Group\nMarriage and Military Watchman on Threat to Marriage and Military\nMedia Strategic Planning Media Advertisers Boycott Group\nObama and Administration Obama and his Administration\nThreat to Western Civilization Guard Against Creeping Sharia in America 2nd Amendment 2nd Amendment Gun Control Group\nChurch vs Federal Government Watchmen on Churches and the Federal Government\nAS MEMBERS ARE STEPPING UP AND ACCEPTING A POSITION WE ARE DEVELOPING A GROUP FOR EACH AREA OF CONCERN. THIS LIST IS A WORK IN PROGRESS.\nFocus on specific issues, research and vet information, providing credible sources, brainstorming for taking action, plan and strategize, assist in disseminating information or strategy to the masses to educate and mobilize.\nWill identify and set up key researchers, add their names to the page, locate information, check for credible sources, manage content, comments, and group activity. Set up brainstorming sessions/discussions, guide strategy, planning, and implementation of actions to take. Send messages to group members alerting to important information added or action needed. Provide updates to the masses for education and mobilization.\nCommunicate with National Coordinator, Darla D. Key Researcher: Search the net, books, and history of topic, associations, etc\u2026, locate credible information, resources, and sources.\nMake phone calls to vet info, make contacts, read through a lot of information and tie associations together where applicable, investigate, follow thru on issues, brainstorm for strategy, action and educating the masses. Communicate with the Group Coordinator and members who drop off information and search the information to vet it and provide valid sources.\nLast updated by Asst Natl Dir Mellie Sep 28, 2010\nState militias have defended the United States since the Revolutionary War. At present, 23 states and territories have SDFs, and their estimated force strength totaled 14,000 members as of 2005.[21]\nAuthorized under federal statute Title 32 of the U.S. Code, SDFs are entirely under state control\u2014unlike the National Guard\u2014 both in peace and otherwise.[22] Hence, while the National Guard is a dual-apportioned force that can be called to federal service under Title 10 or remain a state force under Title 32, State Defense Forces serve solely as Title 32 forces.\nThis status gives SDFs two important advantages. First, SDFs are continually stationed within their respective states and can be called up quickly and easily in times of need. Such a capability is particularly important when catastrophic disasters overwhelm local first responders and federal forces can take up to 72 hours to respond.[23]\nSecond, SDFs are exempt from the restrictions of the Posse Comitatus Act, which prohibits federal military forces from engaging in domestic law enforcement activities within the United States.[24]\nWhile the Posse Comitatus Act has never proven a major obstacle to deploying federal forces for domestic emergency response, SDFs permit a state military response uninhibited by legal obstacles.[25] Each SDF is under the control of its respective governor through the state\u2019s military department.[26] The Adjutant General, the state\u2019s senior military commander and a member of the governor\u2019s cabinet, commands the SDF on behalf of the governor.\nAs SDF commander, TAG is responsible for all training, equipment allocation, and decisions regarding the SDF\u2019s strength, activity, and mission. The Adjutant General is also the commander of the state\u2019s National Guard units and often directs state emergency response.[27] Through TAGs, SDFs can easily coordinate with other key components of the state emergency response.\nDespite its recognition in federal statute, creation of a State Defense Force remains at the discretion of each state governor, and 28 states have chosen not to create such forces. Creation of SDFs has met resistance from TAGs and the National Guard Bureau due to concerns over turf, costs, and even arming SDF members.[28] However, such objections make little sense given that SDFs are entirely volunteer organizations and offer the states a vital, low-cost force multiplier.\nMembers are not paid for training, only some states compensate them for active duty, and SDFs generally have little equipment.[29] For example, in 2002 alone, the Georgia State Guard reportedly saved the state of Georgia $1.5 million by providing 1,797 days of operational service to the state.[30]\nIn all, the state-apportioned status, organizational structure, and low-cost burden of SDFs make them a vital and practical resource for the states.\nBREAKING -> Kansas Initiative For November, To Reaffirm \u2018The Peoples\u2019 Right to Bear Arms \u2013 Counters \u2013 Kansas House Resolution Initiative #5017 For November Removing \u2018The People\u2019 \u2013 5017 Designed To Outlaw George Washington\u2019s State Militias, Thus Violating The Bill Of Rights.\n14 United State Governors : Prepare State Militia Defenses, To Be Ready Against Obama Rogue Federal Forces!\nGeorge Washington takes the oath of office at Federal Hall in lower Manhattan, April 30, 1789.\nOn September 17, 1787 George Washington was the first to sign and accept the Constitution even though it had no Bill of Rights. It was Patrick Henry with his great speeches and lectures who in 1788 forced an agreement which promised that continued ratifications of the document depended upon a Bill of Rights to be forthcoming.\nIn 1789 Washington took office and was faced with the arduous task of pioneering the first presidency including the structuring of the militia system. By January 1790 the influence Patrick Henry had over him became quite apparent.\nWhen Washington chaired the 1787 Constitutional Convention, provisions had been made for the defense of the country against invasion and for stifling rebellions, but there was an insufficiency of safeguards to be applied against tyranny brought on by public officials.\nBy 1790 Washington began work on his \u201cPlan No. 2 for the Organization of the Militia.\u201d By now he was more able to see the weaknesses in the Constitution. He openly discussed the threat of tyranny emanating from within the government.\nBy then, Patrick Henry\u2019s wisdom was spread throughout the 13 original states, and it was inculcated as the basis for the policies and functions of the militia. Henry perpetuated the people\u2019s liberty. He sustained the ultimate authority of the people.\nWashington well understood the need to safeguard the nation from its foreign enemies. In his \u201cPlan No. 2 for the Organization of the Militia\u201d he undertook to warn about the dangers of domestic enemies: tyranny in government.\nWashington himself took the farmers out for practice, and he utilized the knowledge and experiences of his generals and other valuable officers in the War for Independence by having them instruct and train the citizens (the whole people) in the techniques of soldiering, and the maintenance of an \u2018energetic national militia\u2019.\nHis \u201cPlan No. 2 for the Organization of the Militia\u201d was communicated to the Senate, on the 21st of January 1790. This lengthy Plan was permeated with the proposition that it is the direct duty and responsibility of the people themselves to guard against tyranny from within government. Washington declared that the purpose of the militia was \u201cto oppose the introduction of tyranny.\u201d He had come a long way from the days when he accepted the Constitution without a Bill of Rights.\nTo view Washington\u2019s statement in the context in which it was delivered, please look over the following excerpt taken from Pages 7-8 of an old document published by Gales and Seaton in 1832 entitled \u201cAmerican State Papers \u2013 Documents, Legislative and Executive, of the Congress of the United States, from the First Session of the First to the Second Session of the Fifteenth Congress, inclusive: commencing March 3, 1789, and ending March 3, 1819\u201d.\nThis excerpt is a part of Wash- ington\u2019s lengthy Plan No. 2 of 1790. While he also made re- ference to the prevention of invasion and rebellion, Washing- ton said that \u201cthe well informed members of the community (the people) were meant to be the real defence of the country\u201d; and \u201cthe virtues and knowledge of the people would effectually oppose the introduction of tyranny.\u201d\nHe warned that \u201cthe government would be invaded or overturned, and trampled upon by the bold and ambitious\u201d \u2014 meaning people in our own country who operated without adherence to vital principles. The absoluteness of the right of the people to keep and bear arms is a basic principle. Unless the right to arms is absolute, the people cannot remain the ultimate power.\nThe Bill of Rights confirmed that we possess many other rights beside the absolute right to arms. All of the other rights for the preservation of their own existence, depend entirely upon the absoluteness, the force, and the reasoning that have shaped the Second Amend- ment.\nWashington agreed with Patrick Henry on the purpose of the militia: It was to \u201coppose the introduction of tyranny.\u201d Make no mistake about it: The prime reason for the Second Amend- ment is prevention of tyranny in government.\nEXCERPT FROM GEORGE WASHINGTON\u2019S 1790 PLAN FOR THE ORGANIZATION OF THE MILITIA\n\u201cAn energetic national militia is to be regarded as the capital security of a free republic, and not a standing army, forming a distinct class in the community.\nIt is the introduction and diffusion of vice, and corruption of manners, into the mass of the people, that renders a standing army necessary. It is when public spirit is despised, and avarice, indolence, and effeminacy of manners predominate, and prevent the establishment of institutions which would elevate the minds of the youth in the paths of virtue and honor, that a standing army is formed and riveted forever.\nWhile the human character remains unchanged, and societies and governments of considerable extent are formed, a principle ever ready to execute the laws, and defend the state, must constantly exist. Without this vital principle, the government would be invaded or overturned, and trampled upon by the bold and ambitious.\nNo community can be long held together, unless its arrangements are adequate to its probable exigencies.\nIf it should be decided to reject a standing army for the military branch of the government of the United States, as possessing too fierce an aspect, and being hostile to the principles of liberty, it will follow that a well constituted militia ought to be established.\nA consideration of the subject will show the impracticability of disciplining at once the mass of the people. All discussions on the subject of a powerful militia will result in one or other of the following principles: First, Either efficient institutions must be established for the military education of the youth, and that the knowledge acquired therein shall be diffused throughout the community, by the mean of rotation; or, Secondly, That the militia must be formed of substitutes, after the manner of the militia of Great Britain.\nIf the United States possess the vigor of mind to establish the first institution, it may reasonably be expected to produce the most unequivocal advantages.\nA glorious national spirit will be introduced, with its extensive train of political consequences. The youth will imbibe a love of their country; reverence and obedience to its laws; courage and elevation of mind; openness and liberality of character; accompanied by a just spirit of honor: in addition to which their bodies will acquire a robustness, greatly conducive to their personal happiness, as well as the defence of their country; while habit, with its silent but efficacious operations, will durably cement the system.\nHabit, that powerful and universal law, incessantly acting on the human race, well deserves the attention of legislators\u2014formed at first in individuals, by separate and almost imperceptible impulses, until at length it acquires a force which controls with irresistible sway.\nThe effects of salutary or pernicious habits, operating on a whole nation, are immense, and decide its rank and character in the world. -2-Hence the science of legislation teaches to scrutinize every national institution, as it may introduce proper or improper habits; to adopt with religious zeal the former, and reject with horror the latter.\nA republic, constructed on the principles herein stated, would be uninjured by events, sufficient to overturn a government supported solely by the uncertain power of a standing army.\nThe well informed members of the community, actuated by the highest motives of self-love, would form the real defence of the country. Rebellions would be prevented or suppressed with ease; invasions of such a government would be undertaken only by mad men; and the virtues and knowledge of the people would effectually oppose the introduction of tyranny.\nBut the second principle, a militia of substitutes, is pregnant, in a degree, with the mischiefs of a standing army; as it is highly probable the substitutes from time to time will be nearly the same men, and the most idle and worthless part of the community.\nWealthy families, proud of distinctions which riches may confer, will prevent their sons from serving in the militia of substitutes; the plan will degenerate into habitual contempt; a standing army will be introduced, and the liberties of the people subjected to all the contingencies of events. The expense attending an energetic establishment of militia may be strongly urged as an objection to the institution.\nBut it is to be remembered, that this objection is leveled at both systems, whether by rotation or by substitutes: for, if the numbers are equal, the expense will also be equal. The estimate of the expense will show its unimportance, when compared with the magnitude and beneficial effects of the institution.\nBut the people of the United States will cheerfully consent to the expenses of a measure calculated to serve as a perpetual barrier to their liberties; especially as they well know that the disbursements will be made among the members of the same community, and therefore cannot be injurious.\nEvery intelligent mind would rejoice in the establishment of an institution, under whose auspices the youth and vigor of the constitution would be renewed with each successive generation, and which would appear to secure the great principles of freedom and happiness against the injuries of time and events.\nThe following plan is formed on these general principles: First, That it is the indispensable duty of every nation to establish all necessary institutions for its own perfection and defence. Secondly, That it is a capital security to a free state, for the great body of the people to possess a competent knowledge of the military art.\nThirdly, That this knowledge cannot be attained, in the present state of society, but by establishing adequate institutions for the military education of youth; and that the knowledge acquired therein should be diffused throughout the community by the principles of rotation.\nFourthly, That every man of the proper age, and ability of body, is firmly bound, by the social compact, to perform, personally, his proportion of military duty for the defence of the state.\nFifthly, That all men, of the legal military age, should be armed, enrolled, and held responsible for different degrees of military service.\nAnd Sixthly, That agreeably to the constitution, the United States are to provide for organizing, arming, and disciplining the militia, and for governing such a part of them as may be employed in the service of the United States; reserving to the States, respectively, the appointment of the officers, and the authority of training the militia, according to the discipline prescribed by Congress.\u201d\nEnd of excerpt from the 1790 Plan for Organization of the Militia\nGeorge Washington is listed as No. 1 in the Hall of Fame. In addition to his many other remarkable achievements, his Farewell Address also has gone down in history as one of the greatest writings of all time.\nIn it he warned against engaging in foreign influence and entanglements, weakening the fabric of the constitutional government, loss of respect for national morality and religious principles, growth of party spirit, and against the devastation brought on by pretended patriotism.\nIt was a disgraceful effort which caused February 22nd, Washington\u2019s birthday, to be renamed as President\u2019s Day, thus reducing the respect due to a man who had contributed so much of himself. In his Farewell Address he left us this immortal advice: \u201cWhy quit our own to stand upon foreign ground? Why, by interweaving our destiny with that of any part of Europe, entangle our peace and prosperity in the toils of European ambition, rivalship, interest, humor and caprice?\nGeorge Washington And Father\nIt is our true policy to steer clear of permanent alliance with any portion of the foreign world\u2026.\u201d Yet, we allow our public officials to \u201cpolice the world\u201d.\nFurther still he said: \u201cOne method of assault may be to effect, in the forms of the Constitution, alterations which will impair the energy of the system, and thus to undermine what cannot be directly overthrown\u2026..\u201d Yet, we allow our public officials to effect grievous alterations in the operation of the Constitutional system, swear by the oath of office under pretended allegiance, and destroy our inherent right as the ultimate power in the republic by denying us the use of firearms.\nDiagramming! The Opening Sentence of the Declaration of Independence: Flow Chart\nSir William Wallace was Braveheart and his ensign was the Cross of the crucified Apostle St. Andrew, later called the Southern Cross of the Confederate Battle Flag, for all the Scottish immigrants. 95% of all southern people had no slaves, were poor, and disproportionately taxed by the North.\nSir William Wallace a devout Catholic, is seen as another Saint Joan Of Arc, whom both fought the corrupt Monarchy and won their freedom. This was an actual precursor to the founding of The United States Of America. Roman Catholic Father White broke bread in Maryland (Named After The Mother Of God) in the 1600s.\nThe Monarchy is still seething about all the break aways and is going for broke. In their campaign of a New World Order, they are utilizing their secret societies aka; illuminati/bilderbergs etc., to manipulate and destroy Our Republic Judicial/Political system. One can easily understand why the Monarchy hates Roman Catholics and has been smearing The Church as they did during the days of Hitler. Pray our Bravehearts step forward to protect Our Country from this dated tyranny!\nSHOULD SIR WILLIAM WALLACE BE OFFICIALLY RECOGNISED BY THE CHURCH IN SCOTLAND AS A MARTYR?\nQualifications for Recognition are : Giving up your life for another Human Being \u2013 Wallace gave up his life for an entire nation.\nLiving an Exemplary Life \u2013 Wallace looked after the poor, took food to the hungry, cared for widows and orphans, tended the sick and infirm. He was a regular attendant at public worship. Dying for One\u2019s Faith \u2013 Wallace took an oath of fealty to King John Balliol and although Balliol was unworthy, Wallace\u2019s faith had taught him that to take an oath was a sacred thing to be broken under pain of eternal damnation.\nWallace refused to break his sacred oath in favour of Edward 1 of England and was killed for his belief, ergo he died for his faith. Dying a Martyr\u2019s Death in a state of Sanctity \u2013 Sir William Wallace was hanged,drawn and quartered having recieved the last rights of the church on the gallows.\nAccording to the historic record of these events Wallace then read the Psalms from his personal Psalter held before him by an attending priest as he was brutally immolated and seen to be reading the psalms as his head was cut off. The odour of sanctity hangs heavily over Sir William Wallace in death. Miracles happening in the name of the Candidate for Martyrdom \u2013 Chroniclers of the day such as Hume of Godscroft, Reverend Andrew Wynton and John of Fordun all wrote of reports of miracles happening in Wallace\u2019s name on the day of his death and in the immediate days, months and years following his martyrdom.\nPopulous Cultus \u2013 Few will deny that Sir William Wallace became \u201cPopulous Cultus\u201d throughout Scotland and all over the world with Wallace Societies in many countries throughout the world. Wallace is still a cult figure today. William Sinclair, Bishop of Dunkeld from 1309 to 1336 \u2013 During his Bishopric, William Sinclair commissioned the Benedictine Monk and priest, personal confessor and life long friend of Sir William Wallace, John Arnold Blair to retire to Dunfermline Abbey to write down all he knew about Wallace, his life and times.\nThe purpose of this project was to prepare a case for the canonisation of Wallace to be presented to the Pope of the day. Unfortunately this period coincided with turmoil in the Papacy and the beginning of the so-called Babylonian Captivity in Avignon. Wallace\u2019s case was sidelined, eventually caught up in the vagaries of our own turbulent history, his case was \u201claid aside\u201d.\nNow is the time to complete unfinished business and put right a wrong created by history.\n10 Ways You\u2019re Being Fleeced by Banks\nTaxpayers are rightfully angrier than ever before about the state of the U.S. economy and the government\u2019s handling of the financial crisis; perhaps even more so than the Colonists at the original Tea Party. After all, it appears that the only group benefiting during this painful slide into recession are the very people who caused the crisis \u2014 The Banks.\nOn the verge of bankruptcy in 2008, the banks are now once again making record profits and paying record bonuses, while nearly every other industry struggles to keep their head above water. The banks seem to have designed the system where all businesses and individuals are dependent on them for credit, and without new lending industry grinds to a halt. Given that banks can make risk-free profits by front running the stock market and selling $600 trillion of worthless derivatives for monster gains, there seems to be little motivation for them to lend money at today\u2019s record-low interest rates.\nAverage Americans continue to be looted by this bank-controlled economic system through taxation and other more subtle ways:\n1. Bailouts/TARP \u2014 The major banks warned in 2008 that their massively over-leveraged Ponzi scheme was about to take down the world financial system, and demanded a taxpayer bailout or else the sky would fall. Well, they got their bailout which may be upwards of $23 trillion between direct cash infusions and accounting write-downs, which amounts to around $76,667 for every citizen. The Federal Reserve also secretly bailed out foreign economies to at least the tune of $500 billion.\n2. Predatory Lending \u2014 The banks have long practiced predatory lending to Third World countries, private businesses, and individuals. This strategic over-lending creates a situation where banks anticipate and manufacture default to obtain real assets. Since banks lend money they don\u2019t have by making accounting adjustments, private bankers and their cohorts could conceivably, over time, own everything \u201creal\u201d in the world from money they created out of thin air.\n3. Credit Cards \u2014 From marketing to teenagers with \u201cHappy Meal-style\u201d gifts and toys at sign-up, to Mafia-style loansharking with usury interest rates, banks use credit cards to further enslave the public. According to the credit card repayment calculator, if you owe $6,000 on a credit card with a 20 percent interest rate and only pay the minimum payment each time, it will take you 54 years to pay off that credit card. During those 54 years you will pay $26,168 in interest rate charges in addition to the $6,000 in principal that you are required to pay back. (Source)\n4. Stock Market \u2014 The Goldman Sachs-dominated scheme called \u201cfront running\u201d is where brokers use computer programs with intricate algorithms to buy or sell nanoseconds before large orders from the public. Originally designed to prevent this activity, these programs have been hijacked to \u201cBeat the Street.\u201d It\u2019s the ultimate in insider trading, likened to a poker player being able to see his opponent\u2019s cards. Is it any wonder why four of the largest U.S. banks (Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America, and Citigroup) had zero days of trading losses during the first quarter of 2010?\n5. Pensions/401(k) \u2014 Although severely weakened by stock market manipulation and other fraudulent behavior, Pensions and 401(k) retirement savings plans still represent a large portion of the people\u2019s remaining liquid wealth \u2014 and the banks want it. Nearly $4 trillion worth of retirement savings was wiped out in the first weeks of 2008, where half of the losses were traditional pension plans, while another 46 million people were riding the stock market with 401(k). It was estimated in 2009 that two-thirds of public sector pension plans were underfunded to the tune of $430 billion. Long term, these public pensions are reportedly underfunded by $3.5 trillion due to banks using the contributions to prop up toxic junk.\n6. Social Security \u2014 Social Security represents a $40 trillion unfunded liability. It is estimated that taxes must be raised substantially and benefits must be slashed to cover this gap. Through no fault of Social Security contributors and recipients, the government has completely mismanaged the program while other debts eat up any chance of actually making good on the entitlements promised to the working public. According to their \u201causterity\u201d playbook, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) recommends that the U.S. squeeze Social Security to cover their ever-growing debts to banks.\n7. Inflation \u2014 The Federal Reserve\u2019s shadowy printing presses have created an estimated $23.7 trillion in credits, grants, loans and guarantees, and that is just the paper backed by taxpayers. The fractional reserve banking system is one where banks can create loans (money) based on a fraction of their reserves, which inherently weakens the strength of the dollar. Inflation ends up being a hidden tax on those who worked hard, played by the rules, and saved their pennies. You have been paying for this hidden tax ever since the Federal Reserve was created in 1913, coincidentally the same year the income tax was passed. To make matters worse, many experts now predict that America is headed toward hyperinflation. For an in-depth education on how money creation creates a tax on every dollar printed please watch The Money Masters and Money as Debt.\n8. Commodity Prices \u2014 Banks use the commodity casino to manipulate food prices as another way to line their pockets and starve the public. There is a direct correlation between food costs and oil prices, so when they drive up oil on speculation, food tends to follow suit. During oil\u2019s record run up to $147 per barrel in 2008, the price of rice tripled in six months. Between the ominous signs of food shortages and predictions of $200/bbl oil in the near future, you can expect to pay much more of your hard-earned crippled dollars to eat. Obviously, inflation \u2014 especially hyperinflation \u2014 also causes commodity prices to spike, since they trade in U.S. dollars.\n9. Debt and Deficits \u2014 Banks make it easy for politicians to love credit as much as everyone else, only their shiny new toys are things like pork projects for their states, wars, and mandated private healthcare. You can almost see the commercial: \u201cYou can have all this today, get re-elected tomorrow, and in a decade your successor can figure out how to pay for it.\u201d Recent reports show continued record deficits, while total debt and unfunded liabilities are figured to be $138 trillion \u2014 around ten times annual GDP. Furthermore, the U.S. national debt has already surpassed the IMF default threshold of 90% GDP which will trigger austerity measures on the American public.\n10. Wars \u2014 When the original reasons for wars don\u2019t pan out, and the secondary reasons don\u2019t add up, you can bet the real reason in the first place was money. Indeed, wars are the biggest moneymakers for the banks and the fastest way for them to imprison countries with debt. Wars have historically been manipulated by the banks funding both sides, much like they fund both political parties. In fact, some historians suggest that the American Civil War was actually a battle between Lincoln\u2019s Greenback vs. the \u201coligarchy of high finance.\u201d Ultimately, Lincoln was killed along with his Greenback and the private banking cartel ruled America once more.\nAll of this is leading to a loss of financial independence \u2014 The masters of manipulation \u2014 the money changers \u2014 have rigged the system from every angle and continue to loot all of us. We would be wise to learn about the history of money and banking in our economy, which is a compendium of booms and busts orchestrated by private banks. Wars, fiat currencies that lead to inflation, and obscure financial instruments are their tools of the trade to consolidate wealth at the top, while the foundation of the pyramid scheme \u2014 the hardworking taxpayers \u2014 are fleeced again and again.\nArticle kindly supplied by Activist Post. You can find the original article here.\nIn the Pledge of Allegiancewe all pledge allegiance to our Republic, not to a democracy. \u201cRepublic\u201d is the proper description of our government, not \u201cdemocracy.\u201d I invite you to join me in raising public awareness regarding that distinction.A republic and a democracy are identical in every aspect except one. In a republic the sovereignty is in each individual person. In a democracy the sovereignty is in the group.\nRepublic. That form of government in which the powers of sovereignty are vested in the people and are exercised by the people, either directly, or through representatives chosen by the people, to whome those powers are specially delegated. [NOTE: The word \u201cpeople\u201d may be either plural or singular. In a republic the group only has advisory powers; the sovereign individual is free to reject the majority group-think. USA/exception: if 100% of a jury convicts, then the individual loses sovereignty and is subject to group-think as in a democracy.]\nDemocracy. That form of government in which the sovereign power resides in and is exercised by the whole body of free citizens directly or indirectly through a system of representation, as distinguished from a monarchy, aristocracy, or oligarchy. [NOTE: In a pure democracy, 51% beats 49%. In other words, the minority has no rights. The minority only has those privileges granted by the dictatorship of the majority.]\nThe distinction between our Republic and a democracy is not an idle one. It has great legal significance.The Constitution guarantees to every state a Republican form of government (Art. 4, Sec. 4). No state may join the United States unless it is a Republic. Our Republic is one dedicated to \u201cliberty and justice for all.\u201d Minority individual rights are the priority. The people have natural rights instead of civil rights. The people are protected by the Bill of Rights from the majority. One vote in a jury can stop all of the majority from depriving any one of the people of his rights; this would not be so if the United States were a democracy. (see People\u2019s rights vs Citizens\u2019 rights)\nIn a pure democracy 51 beats 49[%]. In a democracy there is no such thing as a significant minority: there are no minority rights except civil rights (privileges) granted by a condescending majority. Only five of the U.S. Constitution\u2019s first ten amendments apply to Citizens of the United States. Simply stated, a democracy is a dictatorship of the majority. Socrates was executed by a democracy: though he harmed no one, the majority found him intolerable.\nSOME DICTIONARY DEFINITIONSGovernment. \u2026.the government is but an agency of the state, distinguished as it must be in accurate thought from its scheme and machinery of government. \u2026.In a colloquial sense, the United States or its representatives, considered as the prosecutor in a criminal action; as in the phrase, \u201cthe government objects to the witness.\u201d [Black\u2019s Law Dictionary, Fifth Edition, p. 625]\nGovernment; Republican government. One in which the powers of sovereignty are vested in the people and are exercised by the people, either directly, or through representatives chosen by the people, to whome those powers are specially delegated. In re Duncan, 139 U.S. 449, 11 S.Ct. 573, 35 L.Ed. 219; Minor v. Happersett, 88 U.S. (21 Wall.) 162, 22 L.Ed. 627. [Black\u2019s Law Dictionary, Fifth Edition, p. 626]\nDemocracy. That form of government in which the sovereign power resides in and is exercised by the whole body of free citizens directly or indirectly through a system of representation, as distinguished from a monarchy, aristocracy, or oligarchy. Black\u2019s Law Dictionary, Fifth Edition, pp. 388-389.\nNote: Black\u2019s Law Dictionary, Fifth Edition, can be found in any law library and most law offices.\nDemocratic Form of Government: An environmental organization proposes a bill for the ballot that every individual should reduce his water household usage by 25%. To assure that this goal is met, the government, or private sector, will monitor every individual\u2019s household water consumption rate. If an individual does not meet the goal, his first offense is $500 fine. Second offense is $750 fine and 30 days community service. Third offense is $1,500 fine and 30 days imprisonment. Fourth offense is $1,750 fine and 90 days imprisonment. Fifth offense is a felony (1-year imprisonment) and $2,000 fine.\nThe people argue this environmental issue back and forth. They argue the pros and cons of the issue. This great debate is held at town hall meetings. Strong opinions are on both sides of the matter. One side preaches, \u201cIt is for the common good!\u201d The other side rebuttals, \u201cThis is control and not freedom, and lost of choice!\u201d Election day occurs. The people go to the ballot box to settle the problem. The majority won by a vote of 51% whereas the minority lost with a vote of 49%. The minority is ignored. The majority celebrates while the minority jeers in disappointment. Since the majority won, the bill goes in effect. As a result of the majority winning, every individual must reduce his household water usage by 25%. For the reason that the majority has mandatory powers in a democracy. Those who wish to go against the collective (whole body politic) will be punished accordingly. The minority has neither voice nor rights to refuse to accept the dictatorial majority. Everything is mandatory in a democracy. This brings dictatorship and lividity to the realm.\nRepublican Form of Government: An environmental organization proposes a bill for the ballot that every individual should reduce his water household usage by 25%. To assure that this goal is met, the government, or private sector, will monitor every individual\u2019s household water consumption rate. If an individual does not meet the goal, his first offense is $500 fine. Second offense is $750 fine and 30 days community service. Third offense is $1,500 fine and 30 days imprisonment. Fourth offense is $1,750 fine and 90 days imprisonment. Fifth offense is a felony (1-year imprisonment) and $2,000 fine.\nThe people argue this environmental issue back and forth. They argue the pros and cons of the issue. This great debate is held at town hall meetings. Strong opinions are on both sides of the matter. One side preaches, \u201cIt is for the common good!\u201d The other side rebuttals, \u201cThis is control and not freedom, and lost of choice!\u201d Election day occurs. The people go to the ballot box to settle the problem. The majority won by a vote of 51% whereas the minority lost with a vote of 49%. The minority may have lost, but not all is gone. The majority celebrates while the minority jeers in disappointment. Since the majority won, the bill goes in effect. As a result of the majority winning, it is advisory that every individual reduce his household water usage by 25%. For the reason that the majority has advisory powers in a republic. Bearing in mind that each individual is equally sovereign in a republic, he is free to reject the majority. He may choose to follow the majority and subject himself to the rule, or he may choose not to follow the majority and not subject himself to the rule. The minority has a voice and rights to refuse to accept the majority. Everything is advisory in a republic. This brings liberty and peace to the realm.\nCOMMENTSNotice that in a Democracy, the sovereignty is in the whole body of the free citizens. The sovereignty is not divided to smaller units such as individual citizens. To solve a problem, only the whole body politic is authorized to act. Also, being citizens, individuals have duties and obligations to the government. The government\u2019s only obligations to the citizens are those legislatively pre-defined for it by the whole body politic.\nIn a Republic, the sovereignty resides in the people themselves, whether one or many. In a Republic, one may act on his own or through his representatives as he chooses to solve a problem. Further, the people have no obligation to the government; instead, the government being hired by the people, is obliged to its owner, the people.\nThe people own the government agencies. The government agencies own the citizens. In the United States we have a three-tiered cast system consisting of people \u2014> government agencies \u2014> and citizens.\nThe people did \u201cordain and establish this Constitution,\u201d not for themselves, but \u201cfor the United States of America.\u201d In delegating powers to the government agencies the people gave up none of their own. (See Preamble of U.S. Constitution). This adoption of this concept is why the U.S. has been called the \u201cGreat Experiment in self government.\u201d The People govern themselves, while their agents (government agencies) perform tasks listed in the Preamble for the benefit of the People. The experiment is to answer the question, \u201cCan self-governing people coexist and prevail over government agencies that have no authority over the People?\u201d\nThe citizens of the United States are totally subject to the laws of the United States (See 14th Amendment of U.S. Constitution). NOTE: U.S. citizenship did not exist until July 28, 1868.\nActually, the United States is a mixture of the two systems of government (Republican under Common Law, and democratic under statutory law). The People enjoy their God-given natural rights in the Republic. In a democracy, the Citizens enjoy only government granted privileges (also known as civil rights).\nThere was a great political division between two major philosophers, Hobbes and Locke. Hobbes was on the side of government. He believed that sovereignty was vested in the state. Locke was on the side of the People. He believed that the fountain of sovereignty was the People of the state. Statists prefer Hobbes. Populists choose Locke. In California, the Government Code sides with Locke. Sections 11120 and 54950 both say, \u201cThe people of this State do not yield their sovereignty to the agencies which serve them.\u201d The preambles of the U.S. and California Constitutions also affirm the choice of Locke by the People.\nIt is my hope that the U.S. will always remain a Republic, because I value individual freedom.\nThomas Jefferson said that liberty and ignorance cannot coexist.* Will you help to preserve minority rights by fulfilling the promise in the Pledge of Allegiance to support the Republic? Will you help by raising public awareness of the difference between the Republic and a democracy?\n* \u201cIf a nation expects to be ignorant and free, in a state of civilization,\nThomas Jefferson, 1816.\n\u201cThe problem with Socialism is, that eventually you run out of other people\u2019s money.\u201d ~ Is The United States of America a Failed Welfare State? (gunnyg.wordpress.com)\nAm I in a Third World Country? 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        "raw_content": "You are here: Home \u00bb About \u00bb Partners \u00bb Short Description\n1. CNRS-IPSL\nCentre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS), is the main french research institution. CNRS acts here in the name of the Institut Pierre Simon Laplace (IPSL), which is a federative institute located in Paris composed of 6 research laboratories working on global environmental and climate studies. It gathers about 750 scientists (280 researchers, 240 engineers) and represents more than a third of the national research potential in atmospheric and oceanic sciences. Main laboratories involved in IS-ENES2 are Laboratoire des Sciences du Climat et de l'Environnement, Laboratoire de M\u00e9t\u00e9orologie Dynamique and Laboratoire d\u2019Oc\u00e9anographie et du Climat. One of the main objectives of IPSL is to understand climate variability, both natural and anthropogenic. IPSL has developed an Earth system model IPSLESM. IPSL is strongly involved in IPCC Working Group 1. IPSL has also been involved in several European projects such as ENSEMBLES, METAFOR, EMBRACE and coordinates ISENES1.\nCoordination of IS-ENES2 (WP1), and coordination of transversal activities: the Strategy WP2/NA1 and the Innovation WP6/NA5, and is co-leader of WP5/NA4, WP10/JRA2 and WP11/JRA3.\n2. Deutsches Klimarechenzentrum Gmbh (DKRZ)\nDeutsches Klimarechenzentrum Gmbh (DKRZ) is a national German facility, providing state-of-the-art super-computing data service and other associated services to the German and also the international scientific community to conduct top of the line Earth System and Climate Modelling. DKRZ operates fully scalable supercomputing systems designed for and dedicated to earth system modelling. The central DKRZ system currently is a 8000 core IBM Power6 supercomputer with a peak performance of more than 150 TeraFlops. The mass storage system contains currently 16 PetaByte and has a capacity of up to 100 PetaByte. Associated services provided by DKRZ include general user support as well as specific support in scientific computing. With respect to data services DKRZ operates the ICSU World Data Center Climate with more than 550 TB fully documented climate data and field-based data access.\nDKRZ is coordinator of WP9/JRA2, contributes to WP3/NA2 by leading the task on \u201cBest Practice Programmability\u201d and is responsible for website and portal in NA1. Additionally DKRZ participates in the I/O task of JRA1. With respect to the data work packages DKRZ is one the major data service provides within ENES, leads the service work package WP8/SA2 and participates in networking WP5/NA4 and research WP11/JRA3.\n3. Centre Europ\u00e9en de Recherche et de Formation Avanc\u00e9e en Calcul Scientifique (CERFACS)\nCERFACS, established in 1987 in Toulouse (France), is currently one of the world's leading research institutes working on efficient algorithms for solving large-scale scientific problems. The CERFACS Climate Modelling and Global Change team conducts basic scientific research and high-level technical developments in the field of climate studies. In particular, the team develops the OASIS coupler currently used by more than 35 climate-modelling groups in Europe and around the world. During the first IS-ENES project, significant resources were devoted to develop and offer user support for this community software. CERFACS activities in high performance computing encompass assembling high-resolution coupled climate based on state-of-art component models, porting and optimising them on a variety of platforms. CERFACS currently participates to CMIP5and one of its main scientific objectives is to make significant contributions to the understanding of the world climate variability on regional to global scales and to climate impact studies at seasonal-to-decadal time scales. CERFACS is getting also involved in building new approaches to deal with large data volumes produced in climate science together with large data centres in Europe.\nLeads WP7/SA1 and WP5/NA4, co-leads WP9/JRA1, and participates also to WP4/NA3 (task \u201cGovernance of a community coupler\u201d), WP10/JRA2 (tasks \u201cSuite of base benchmarks\u201d and \u201cEvaluation of coupling strategies\u201d), WP11/JRA3 (task \u201cData access services for climate impacts\u201d).\n4. Centro Euro-Mediterraneo sui Cambiamenti Climatici Scarl (CMCC)\nCMCC is a research center funded by the Italian Ministries of the Environment and Land Protection, of Education, University and Research, and of Economy and Finance, that aims at furthering knowledge in the field of climatic variability, including causes and consequences, through the development of high-resolution simulations and impact models. The centre gathers the know-how from its funding Institutions focusing on climate change issues and applications for environmental management. The mission of CMCC is also to encourage and foster collaboration among universities, national and international research institutions, local institutions and the industrial sector. CMCC holds an innovative supercomputing infrastructure that consists of two clusters, together reaching a peak of 30 TFlops of computing power. A high capacity and high performance storage infrastructure supports the clusters.\nCMCC will contribute to WP3/NA2, WP4/NA3, WP5/NA4, WP6/NA5, WP9/JRA1, WP10/JRA2, WP11/JRA3.\n5. The University of Reading (UREAD NCAS)\nThe National Centre for Atmospheric Science (NCAS) is one of the established centres of the UK Natural Environment Research Council (NERC), operating as a virtual centre distributed across universities and reserach institutes. UREAD-NCAS carries out research programmes on the science of climate change, including modelling and predictions; atmospheric composition, including air quality; weather, including hazardous weather, and; technologies for observing and modelling the atmosphere. UREAD-NCAS also provides scientific facilities for researchers in the UK, and elsewhere to enable excellent atmospheric science. UREAD-NCAS communicates findings and knowledge for the benefit of policy-makers, other scientists and the general public. The UREAD-NCAS staff members engaged in ISENES2 are based in the Department of Meteorology at the University of Reading, who will be the legal entity delivering IS-ENES2. The Department of Meteorology at Reading is the largest in Europe with around 40 senior research and teaching staff, over 70 research staff and around 50 PhD students. In the 2008 Research Assessment Exercise, 75% of the research was graded as world leading or internationally excellent. The Department also hosts around 30 Met Office scientists. Reading staff provides expert advice for IPCC and have led a range of international research projects and field campaigns. Key external collaborations include industrial partners such as Willis Re Insurance and the International Space Innovation Centre at Harwell in the UK.\nAlong with engaging in most of the networking activities, specific tasks are: Leading NA1 - responsible for governance, strategy and training. Lead the NA2 task on next generation models and the JRA3 task on metadata services. Major engagement in JRA1 where UREAD-NCAS will be testing, evaluating, and running high resolution models based on the experience of Professor Vidale's UPSCALE PRACE project.\n6. Met Office (MetO)\nThe UK Met Office is a world's leading providers of environmental and weather-related services. Within the Met Office, the Hadley Centre focuses on global and regional climate using computer models developed by its staff. Additionally, these models are used extensively by the wider climate research community. The Hadley Centre provides in-depth information to, and advises, the UK government on climate change issues. The Met Office was a partner in the PRISM and IS-ENES1 projects and contributed to the IPCC AR5 model data base.\nParticipating in WP2/NA1; WP3/NA2; WP4/NA3; WP7/SA1; WP9/JRA1; WP10/JRA2 and WP11/JRA3\n7. Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC)\nThe UK Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC) hosts the British Atmospheric Data Centre (BADC) which is part of the Centre for Environmental Data Archival (CEDA). The BADC is core funded via the National Centre for Atmospheric Science (NCAS), a collaborative centre of the UK Natural Environment Research Council (NERC). CEDA supports the atmospheric science community in the UK and abroad through provision of data management and discovery services, and develops tools and services to aid data preservation, curation, discovery and visualisation. In addition to the core remit of serving the NERC's National Centre of Earth Observations (NCEO) and NCAS, CEDA is a partner in major international collaborations for two European FP7 projects, METAFOR and IS-ENES, and. has delivered major projects funded by Defra, ESA and others.\nAlong with engaging in most of the networking activities, specific tasks are: Major engagement in WP5/NA4 \u2013 leading the meta-data task; Major engagement in and Co-Leading WP8/SA2; Major engagement in and leading WP11/JRA3.\n8. Sveriges Meteorologiska Och Hydrologiska Institut (SMHI)\nSMHI is a government agency under the Swedish Ministry of Environment. SMHI offers products and services that provide organisations with important environmental information to support decision-making. The main fields include weather and climate forecasts/projections, industry-specific services, simulations and analyses. SMHI has a strong R&D focus. With climate research involving all of six research sections, including the Rossby Centre that is responsible for the development and application of regional and global climate models. In particular the Rossby Centre is active in the development of ECEarth, being responsible for the development and release of EC-Earth version 3. The Rossby Centre also has extensive experience in the development and application of advanced regional climate models.\nSMHI will co-lead WP9/JRA1. SMHI will contribute to this WP through work with the ESM EC-Earth, using a coupled version at 0.25\u00b0. SMHI contributes to WP7/SA1 through the provision of community support for the use of EC-Earth. SMHI also contributes to WP11/JRA3 through expertise in CORDEX regional climate output protocols and will work with LiU on the implementation and further testing of an ESG node to support CORDEX data access and exchange. Finally SMHI contributes to WP5/NA4 and WP6/NA5 through its experience in working closely with the Impact, Adaptation and Vulnerability (IAV) communities.\n9. Koninklijk Nederlands Meteorologisch Institut (KNMI)\nThe Royal Netherlands Meteorological Institute (KNMI) is the Dutch national weather service and centre for climate research. Climate research at KNMI is aimed at observing, understanding and predicting changes in the climate system. KNMI produces climate scenarios for use by stakeholders for developing adaptation and mitigation strategies. Climate research is carried out in various divisions: Global Climate Division (global climate change, coupled modelling, changes in extremes, ocean circulation, sea level rise), Regional Climate Division, Chemistry and Climate Division, Earth Observation and Climate Division and Climate Advice and Analysis Division. Climate research is supported by an Infrastructure sector in which the Research & Development division carries out innovative research.\nKNMI contributes to WP7/SA1 and WP9/JRA1 as a representant of EC-EARTH and to WP5/NA4, WP8/SA2 and WP11/JRA3 through its expertise on impact studies and data portals.\n10. Max Planck Gesellschaft zur F\u00f6rderung der Wissenschaften E.V. (MPG)\nMax Planck Institute for Meteorology (MPG), from Max Plank Gesellschaft (MPG). The overall mission of the institute is to understand how physical, chemical, and biological processes, as well as human behavior, contribute to the dynamics of the Earth system, and specifically how they relate to global and regional climate changes. MPG has made major contributions to the simulation and analysis of a human influence on climate in detection and attribution studies. MPG has developed a comprehensive Earth system model (MPI-ESM) in which the physical aspects of the climate system are coupled with biogeochemical cycles, and makes this model available to the scientific community in Europe and elsewhere. MPG is committed to informing decision-makers and the public on questions related to Climate Change and Global Change. Finally, MPG is managing the International Max Planck Research School on Earth System Modelling, which hosts approximately 50 PhD students.\nCo-coordination of WP4/NA3, and participation to WP3/NA2 on radiation code convergence, responsibility in training school in WP2/NA1, will also be involved in post-processing developments in WP9/JRA1 and work on MPI-ESM in benchmark developments in WP10/JRA2 and in service activities in WP7/SA1.\n11. Climate System Analysis Group, University of Cape Town (CSAG)\nThe Climate System Analysis Group, CSAG, is a multi-disciplinary research group with a special focus on climate change. Central to the portfolio of activities is the intent to be relevant to the knowledge needs of developing nations. Established in 1992, CSAG now offers a unique resource in Africa on climate change, both in terms of size and capacity, and through CSAG\u2019s role in bridging the science-society divide with tailored climate services and stakeholder support activities. The group of about 35 comprises a mix of senior scientists, post-docs, MSc and PhD students, with administrative and IT support staff, backed by the institutional support of the University. The members of CSAG have excellent national and international collaboration with formal links to a number of foreign institutions. Additionally CSAG senior personnel participate in key international activities, including leading roles within the IPCC. Dr Hewitson, along with others in the team, has developed a statistical downscaling method (SOMD) and produced statistically downscaled projections for Africa and Asia. These projections have been extremely well received by the end user community through a large number of engagements and collaborative research projects. CSAG also serves as the lead organisation for the CORDEX Africa project and brings significant experience in both dynamical modelling and statistical downscaling over Africa. Over the past 6 years CSAG has developed a strong science society interface initiative. A critical component of this initiative is the Climate Information Portal (CIP) that has been developed to deliver CMIP3 and CMIP3 statistically downscaled projections to end users through a web based, guidance text rich, interface. User experience labs involving a variety of adaptation specialists have provided critical feedback and development is ongoing with the dissemination of CORDEX based projections a primary focus of current development.\nCSAG will contribute to the interface with the impact community in WP5/NA4 and WP11/JRA3. It will also bring expertise on data distribution and metadata for CORDEX Africa in those work packages.\n12. The University of Manchester (UNIMAN)\nThe Centre for Novel Computing (CNC) is an interdisciplinary research group located in the RAE 5* rated School of Computer Science at the University of Manchester. CNC's research is application motivated with a mission to investigate techniques, and develop associated tools, for support of high performance computing. CNC aims to mediate between the increasingly challenging applications found in Computational Science and Engineering (CS&E) and the increasingly complex base technologies for high performance computing. The CNC was established in 1990 with foundation funding from the then SERC's Novel Architecture Computing Committee. To date, the Centre has been awarded around 8.5MGBP worth of research grants from the EPSRC and other UK Research Councils, the EU Framework Programmes, UK government and other sources. Its accumulated experience in the field exceeds 100 person-years.\nUNIMAN will contribute to WP3/NA2, WP5/NA4, WP9/JRA1 and WP10/JRA2.\n13. Institutul National de Hidrologie si Gospodarire a Apelor (INHGA)\nThe National Institute of Hydrology and Water Management, INHGA, is the national authority in hydrology, hydrogeology and water management; develops research activities and provides operational services of national and international public interest for the protection and socio-economic well-being of people; achieves the studies regarding the hydro-climatic variability of the Danube River and the Black Sea area; provides technical assistance and scientific guidance in the following areas: hydrologic forecasts, warnings of dangerous hydrologic events, hydrologic network and for the implementation of modernization programs of the national hydrological system. Also INHGA has extensive experience in achieving researchdevelopment programs and projects managed and/or financed by the International Hydrological Program\u2013 UNESCO, Operational Hydrological Program\u2013World Meteorological Organization (WMO), European Commission (EC), and NATO. INHGA is Romania\u2019s representative in the hydrology domain at WMO.\nContribution to WP9/JRA1 and WP11/JRA3 on hydrology applications.\n14. Wageningen Universiteit (WU)\nWageningen University & Research Centre is a cluster of internationally-leading knowledge institutions offering applied and scientific research to promote the sustainable use of our environment. Research focuses on land use, water management and environment in rural and semi-urban areas and is implemented in close collaboration with stakeholders and private and public research partners. WU has a longstanding record of successfully conducting and coordinating large European projects. The Earth System Sciences and Climate Change (ESS-CC) of the Environmental Science Group of WU is expert on landatmosphere interactions, land use change and climate change and is one the leading groups on regional scale climate studies including impacts and adaptation. Issues at large scale are studied with integrated assessment models. The group conducted and coordinated more than 20 large EU project consortia during the last 10 years (WATCH, HIGHNOON, ECLISE and Amazalert are among the more recent ones).\nContributes to WP6/NA5 Innovation work package, and in the data modules will contribute to enhance the access to climate data by the IAV community through: WP5/NA4 Data networking \u2013organize and report on workshops with the IAV community about needs and priorities for enhanced access functionality and processing capabilities of the data portal, WP8/SA2 Data services - Implement and maintain IAV oriented processing capabilities on the data portal, WP11/JRA3 Data development: Develop IAV oriented processing capabilities and algorithms for the data portal, based on the outcome of WP5/NA4.\n15. Link\u00f6pings Universitet (LIU)\nLink\u00f6ping University (LIU) hosts one of the major HPC centres in Sweden called National Supercomputer Centre (NSC), with a staff of 25 persons, and part of SNIC (Swedish National Infrastructure for Computing). NSC has served the Swedish academic community since 1989, and provides around 150 million core hours per year to around 650 scientific users from all over Sweden through its various supercomputers. LIU has extensive experience in delivering service to the Swedish academic community and participation in international projects. LIU also delivers substantial computing resources, data storage and support to specific application groups, such as SMHI (Swedish Meteorological and Hydrological Institute) for weather forecast and climate research. LIU is and has been active in several European projects such as ENACTS, HPC4U, IS-ENES1, EGI, PRACE 1-ip and PRACE 2-ip. Furthermore, LiU is part of SeRC (Swedish e-Science Research Centre).\nParticipates to WP9/JRA1, WP10/JRA2, WP10/JRA3, WP8/SA2\n16. Barcelona Supercomputing Centre \u2013 Centro Nacional de Supercomputacion (BSC)\nThe Barcelona Supercomputing Center (BSC), established in 2005, serves as the National Supercomputing Facility in Spain. The Center hosts MareNostrum, one of the most powerful supercomputer in Europe. The mission of the BSC is to research, develop and manage information technologies in order to facilitate scientific progress. The BSC not only strives to become a first-class research center in supercomputing, but also in scientific fields that demand high performance computing resources such as the Life and Earth Sciences. Following this approach, the BSC has brought together a critical mass of top-notch researchers, high performance computing experts and cutting-edge supercomputing technologies in order to foster multidisciplinary scientific collaboration and innovation. The BSC has been particularly active in the 6th and 7th Framework Programme of the European Commission, and indeed the BSC is partner of the IS-ENES project.\nContribution will be to WP3/NA2 on programmability and technology tracking and WP9/JRA1 on performance evaluation. The main BSC tasks will be related to the performance analysis of current and future ESMs on HPC environments. Focus on new programmability paradigms and analysis of unified libraries and codes is envisaged.\n17. Universidad de Cantabria (UC)\nThe University of Cantabria (UC) is one of the leading research universities in Spain. UC is a young modern public institution whose main purpose is to contribute to social progress through a firm commitment to teaching and scientific excellence. This concern has led to UC being firmly committed to quality in its work, a commitment put into practice via a process of constant review and improvement of all its teaching, research and administrative activities. This constant demand for quality means that the UC is now considered one of the ten best universities in Spain with regards to quality and scientific productivity. UC has around 15,000 students and some 2,000 staff members. Within the 31 departments of UC there are more than 100 research groups, whose research activities cover the most varied aspects of the sciences and arts, and in the fields of both fundamental and applied research. UC has been involved in the European Framework Programmes (FP) from the beginning of these actions. The UC Research Groups have participated in 27 European Projects in the Fifth FP and 16 the Sixth FP, in fields such as information society technologies, genomics and biotechnology, high energy physics, climate research, etc. UC also coordinates a Marie Curie Excellence Chair and a Specific research Project in the Information Society Technologies thematic area. Currently, UC is participating in 27 FP7 projects in different thematic areas.\nUC participates to WP5/NA4 and WP11/JRA3 activities with expertise on downscaling methodologies and interface with impact communities.\n18. Deutsches Zentrum f\u00fcr Luft- und Raumfahrt EV (DLR)\nThe Deutsches Zentrum f\u00fcr Luft- und Raumfahrt e.V. (DLR) is the German national research establishment for aeronautics, astronautics, and energy technology within the Helmholtz-Gemeinschaft der Forschungszentren (HGF). The Institut f\u00fcr Physik der Atmosph\u00e4re (http://www.dlr.de/pa) performs research in several areas that qualifies DLR for the needs of the project: large-scale, meso-scale, and micro-scale modelling of atmospheric dynamics and chemistry, in situ air-borne measurements of chemical species, aerosols, and meteorological quantities, radiative transfer modelling, and processing of satellite output. The institute has many years experience in co-ordinating and participating in research projects, including many EC funded projects (e.g., ATTICA, EMBRACE, IS-ENES).\nDLR will contribute to WP4/NA3 on elaborating the strategy on model evaluation and WP9/JRA1 on I/O and post-processing.\n19. Danmarks Meteorologiske Institut (DMI)\nThe Danish Meteorological Institute (DMI) is the national meteorological service for Denmark, and Greenland. It has a long-lasting experience in atmospheric modelling including development, running and analysing 3D atmospheric models for both operational use and research in weather forecast, climate change and environment. DMI possesses powerful supercomputers (from Oct 2008 - Cray XT5) that allow operational and experimental weather prediction and climate simulations with high spatial resolution.\nThe Danish Climate Centre (DKC) at DMI involves about 40 scientists. The DKC has extensive experience in climate modelling. 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        "raw_content": "\u00ab And That's The Way It Is | Main | Dead Magazine Walking \u00bb\nMurdoch's Journal\nSo much has happened in the media industry lately that's it's sometimes hard to remember that just two years ago there was so much fretting over Rupert Murdoch's acquisition of the Wall Street Journal. There were fears that Murdoch would corrupt the Journal to support his own political interests (hasn't happened), that he'd tart it up with frivolous content (nope) or that he'd tilt the Journal's editorial-page stance strongly to the right (uh, it was already there).\nIn other words, most of the fears were ungrounded. The Journal is still a fine newspaper (and Web site). But it's now a very different publication, and with two years of perspective, Murdoch's strategy now seems apparent: To greatly broaden the Journal's mission beyond its traditional base as the nation's leading business newspaper and make it into a general-interest national newspaper. That, in turn, sets up what seems to be Murdoch's endgame: To patiently wait for The New York Times to collapse under the weight of mismanagement and financial problems, leaving the Journal as the last serious national newspaper standing.\nI'm not the first or only one to suggest this. Slate's Jack Shafer\u2014who started out highly critical of Murdoch's ownership (one of his more pungent critiques is linked above), conceded a year ago that Murdoch was, ahem, improving the Journal and going for bigger game. \"Murdoch's design\u2014stated and restated\u2014was to knock the New York Times off its perch as the first newspaper the elites reach for each morning,\" Shafer wrote.\nBut Murdoch's scorched-earth strategy has become even clearer over the past year. The Journal's coverage of the presidential campaign was broad-based and first-rate, and increasingly, the paper's front page is leading with the big national or international story of the day, rather than the top business story. A few weeks ago, for instance, a fatal Washington Metro subway crash got centerpiece front-page treatment in the Journal, even though it had no visible business angle. That was a notable departure from the past. Inside the paper, you're increasingly as likely to find extensive coverage of a non-financial national or international story as you are to find deep coverage of corporate or financial developments.\nThis change is even more visible in the print Journal than on WSJ.com, for some reason. The Web site seems to remain more business-focused, in part because of the heavy amount of market data it features. But there seems to be less and less traditional business content in either version.\nAt the same time, The New York Times continues to falter, weighed down by massive debt and forced to sell assets to stay ahead of interest payments\u2014\"burning the furniture,\" as I heard it colorfully and aptly described recently. The Times' corporate leadership maintains that all is well, but not everyone is convinced. The Times needs a strong recovery from the recession, and it's not clear that's going to happen. There's been some speculation that Murdoch's real endgame is to buy the Times on the cheap, but why bother? If he makes the Journal the dominant national paper as the Times withers, he'll emerge the winner.\nMurdoch's strategy has not been without cost. Longtime Journal fans (and I'm one) worry that the paper has moved too far away from the insightful, savvy and even entertaining coverage of the business world that had been its bread and butter for decades. The Journal's day in, day out business reporting\u2014with some very notable exceptions\u2014has become much more pedestrian lately, scrubbed of many of its formerly lovable quirks. That may reflect a recognition that a great deal of good business reporting and analysis is widely available elsewhere on the Web, something that threatens the futures of business-news stalwarts like BusinessWeek (for sale), Fortune (being redesigned and rethought, yet again) and Forbes (in management turmoil). In that context, the Journal is just smartly tacking in another direction.\nStill, I miss the Journal's depth and insight into business coverage. It's just not as interesting a read as it was before Murdoch. The formerly wonderful and eclectic Marketplace section has been gutted, for instance, and a lot of the paper's former personality has gone by the wayside. That's what made it valuable and unique, and I daresay it's one of the things that made its much-vaunted online subscription model a success. 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But $35 million of that is devoted explicitly to \u201csexual risk avoidance\u201d education, a euphemism for abstinence-only programs championed by Valerie Huber, a senior policy advisor for the Office of the Assistant Secretary for Health, which runs the office that administers the TPPP. The program has already survived a proposed cut by the Trump administration.\nThe lack of anti-choice provisions in the deal has left the House Freedom Caucus (HFC), which included some of the House\u2019 most conservative members, disappointed. \u201cNo conservative riders,\u201d Rep. Mark Meadows (R-NC), leader of the caucus, told Bloomberg Government. According to Meadows, the HFC has vowed not to vote for the bill. \u201cIt\u2019s a Democrat Labor-HHS bill,\u201d said Meadows.\nCongressional appropriators from both parties have effectively boxed conservatives into a corner by combining funding for the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) with defense spending popular among the GOP rank and file. \u201cIf they want to vote against Defense, that\u2019s up to them,\u201d Rep. Tom Cole (R-OK), the lead negotiator on the deal, told Politico. He quoted Sen. Patty Murray (D-WA), a fellow negotiator and member of the Senate Appropriations Committee. \u201cWe can have a deal, or we can have a fight, but we can\u2019t have both.\u201d The deal is expected to pass easily with plenty of support from moderate Republicans and Democrats.\nPresident Trump\u2019s initial budget proposal called for $68.4 billion in discretionary spending for HHS, a 21 percent cut from 2017\u2019s funding levels. That stands in stark contrast to the $90.5 billion the bill now directs to HHS, $2.3 billion more than last year. Vetoing the bill would mean the Pentagon, as well as the rest of the government, would shut down shortly before the midterm elections.\nThe spending deal includes a short-term continuing resolution funding other agencies according to last year\u2019s spending levels, keeping the government open until December 7. It also pushes back the expiration date for the Violence Against Women Act until after the midterms. An amendment in the original House version that would have prevented states from banning discrimination by adoption agencies against LGBTQ parents was also killed during conference negotiations.\nThe White House hasn\u2019t indicated whether Trump will sign the bill and avoid a shutdown.\nThe next spending bill on the table is the Financial Services and General Government bill. 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        "raw_content": "David commented, December 15, 2018 05:15\nThanks for the heads up Gvitaha, just checked it out it seems the CI service is temporarily down, should be up soon - see here (Monday they say):https://jenkins.mono-project.com/\nDavid commented, November 29, 2018 07:56\nThanks to the excellent support at JetBrains and Andreas Go's help, I'm now up and running. For anyone interested, I've made a blog post based on the above instructions:https://beyondvelocity.blog/...\nJust can't get this working in Ubuntu 18.04 - It builds fine, but deployment is problematic. I can't launch the x86_64 system image (api 28) with emulator64_x86 - it complains it can't find the ker...",
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        "raw_content": "5 thoughts on \u201cLes Miss\u201d\nYou aren\u2019t the first one I\u2019ve heard this from. So sad. I would go ahead and send it to ASU, and let them know you are disappointed. You never know, if ASU gets enough feedback (and I\u2019ve heard others actually voiced their concerns there, at the box office), maybe they will pay attention. I know ASU didn\u2019t actually produce the show, but they did host it \u2013 and might have looked at previous reviews from other locations, so they could give the audience a fair forewarning, \u201cThis isn\u2019t just PG-13, this may actually be really offensive.\u201d\nThanks for the idea Marnee. I will definitely give that a thought.\nI\u2019ve actually always wanted to see this show. I\u2019ve been fortunate enough to see some rather good musical productions but this is one that I keep missing even though it is probably my most favorite. That being said, I am very sorry to hear that the general cesspool that is Broadway has gone back and degraded one of the shows that made it through the first time rather unscathed. I\u2019m not one that usually bashes on media or art for the general decline of values but after being a fan of musicals for quite some time I finally had to distance myself from them as they became worse and worse. Not in musical quality but as blatant attacks on moral values. Not because the story required it but because it is seemingly the mission of that group to attack the general values of society. And worse yet they are using beautiful music to do so. Being in a musical family I know too well the power of music to move people. It seems Broadway has also figured this out but have decided to move people to the side of evil rather then the side of good.\nWell said, John. It makes me sad, but this latest example would seem to bear your point out.\nYou know, of course, who I would like to have weigh in on this one. The artist\u2019s critique on art is always enlightening.\nPrevious Previous post: Things I Learned During a Week At Disneyland\nNext Next post: Father Time is a Bully",
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        "raw_content": "The Need: Currently, two-thirds of our diocesan priests are age 60 or over with retirement permitted at age 70. We must honor the dignity and care our priests deserve after a lifetime of service to all of us. The monthly cost for each retired priest averages $1,980 a month. Our reserve funds will be completely depleted in the next three to five if we fail to increase our endowment and reserves.\nThe Opportunity: Raise $8 million to address the needs of priest retirement. One million dollars will be used to cover current costs and to shore up our reserves and the other seven million will be put into endowment to generate income for future benefits.\nThe Benefit: We can ensure that our priests live out the last days of their vocation with peace of mind as we say thank you for their lives of ministry to us and the Church.\n\"When I was ordained in 1956, my monthly salary was $50 a month and my car payment was $48 a month. Needless to say, I didn't save a lot of money. I have now been ordained for fifty years and retired for ten of those years. I live in Manhattan as I have a lot of friends here, and I enjoy helping out almost every weekend at some parish.\nI presently serve on the Diocesan Retirement Board so I can help decide how much we pay out each month as a source of pension for the retired priests. Our social security checks are small since we didn't earn that much over the years. Unless we add some money to the Diocesan Retirement Fund, our resources will be depleted in a few short years.\nI have made a gift to the Yesterday, Today, and Forever campaign and I hope you will consider a gift as well. Our future is at stake.\"\nFr. Loren Werth, Retired\nBishop Paul Coakley determined that he and the priests of the Diocese should demonstrate leadership by example. The aggressive goal of $250,000 was established. At present the men have pledged $472,835. That is equal to 189% of their goal!",
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        "raw_content": "The Vulnerability of Zambian Communities Living along the Zambezi River Basin to Floods\nKanmani Venkateswaran, University of Colorado BoulderFollow\nThe Zambezi River Basin is highly prone to floods and droughts. In the face of climate change, it will be critically important to address how such hazards become disasters. The Zambezi River Basin Initiative (ZRBI) was launched by the Red Cross in 2009 as a means to help communities cope with risk, by reducing their vulnerabilities and increasing their resilience to natural hazards. In Zambia, four communities - Sikaunzwe, Kasaya, Sikuzu and Situlu - were chosen as pilot sites for the ZRBI. To optimally aid these communities, the nature of vulnerability in the communities needs to be understood. Vulnerability, however, is difficult to measure, especially using standardized methods and indicators. Despite this, the Red Cross uses a standardized tool, vulnerability and capacity assessments (VCA), to measure vulnerability. In this study, I use a selection of VCA tools - baseline survey, hazards maps, focus group discussions, historical data collection - and interviews with Zambia Red Cross disaster management staff in the context of the conceptual frameworks for vulnerability analysis of coupled human-environment systems (Turner et al, 2003a) and barriers to adaptation (Jones and Boyd, 2010) to assess the vulnerability of communities to floods. I find that communities are vulnerable and unable to successfully adapt to floods largely due to their poverty, poor institutions, and lack of access to knowledge and technology. A major problem, however, is that communities are not involved in the design of the VCA and knowledge is not co-produced. Community exclusion may disincentivize community ownership of the VCA and related initiatives. Furthermore, while VCA data can be used to identify characteristics of vulnerability and identify levels of preparedness, they cannot be used to discern the underlying mechanisms that cause vulnerability. This is largely due to its negligence of the political, historical, and scalar dimensions of vulnerability. Without community engagement and understanding of the mechanisms of vulnerability, the ZRBI will fall short of its goals of reducing vulnerability and increasing resilience in the long-term.\nVenkateswaran, Kanmani, \"The Vulnerability of Zambian Communities Living along the Zambezi River Basin to Floods\" (2014). Environmental Studies Graduate Theses & Dissertations. 4.",
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        "raw_content": "Last week, I shared info on some great acupressure points on the ear. I told you how I had started to feel a little congested and the sinus and throat point opened me up. Well, unfortunately, it wasn\u2019t enough and a full-on cold virus infection ensued. Sometimes doctors take the worst care of themselves and I\u2019ve just been dealing with the symptoms of this infection and not doing anything about it. When I read this excellent article this morning from Forbes Middle East, it reminded me of how important it is for me to get adjusted regularly as well.\nI asked the doctor I share an office with, Dr Robert Clarizio, to give me an adjustment. I immediately felt better after being adjusted. My cold is not gone, but I\u2019m less congested and I know that my ability to heal has definitely been improved. Thank you Dr Clarizio!\nIn the article, entitled, \u201cChiropractic Treatment Improves Your Immune And Endocrine Systems\u201c, Sharik Ali notes:\n\u201cWe as doctors do not heal anything. The body does all the healing. All we try to do is take out any interference.\u201d\nThis is the absolute truth. I utilize my knowledge and training to provide the treatment that I think will be the most effective and then I have to wait and see how the patient\u2019s body reacts to that treatment. Often, what I expect to happen is what happens, but sometimes I am surprised. Please read this article, think about what it says, and then call your local chiropractor (especially if it is me!) and make an appointment.\nTagged Awareness, Chiropractor, Cold & Flu, endocrine system, Forbes, Health Benefits, Holiday, Improved Immune System, Men, Middle East, nervous system, Recent Posts, recovery, reflexology, Wellness, Women",
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        "raw_content": "Our lives are defined by the stories we tell. Stories give meaning to our experiences, our relationships and our places. Many of these stories are personal. They\u2019re my story, not yours. But we all have stories that define \u201cus\u201d, whether the \u201cus\u201d be a family, a community group, a nation, humanity, or all creation.\nAustralia has at least five great stories (each with many sub-stories), of which the first three are uniquely ours and the last two are shared more broadly: the indigenous story, stretching back 60,000 years and involving hundreds of indigenous \u201cnations\u201d; the British story, which began with the invasion of Australia and continued until the end of the White Australia Policy; the multicultural story, which began with post-White-Australia waves of immigration from all parts of the planet and continues to this day; the Western story, which has been a fusion of technological development, capitalist markets, and a championing of the freedom of individuals to live their lives as they choose; and the earth\u2019s story.\nGood story-telling requires wisdom, humility, empathy, and a sense of pride and shame. Wisdom allows us to connect the dots between people, places and experiences and weave a narrative that joins them into something meaningful; humility recognises the flaws and failings as well as the strengths and achievements of any story; empathy enables us to hear the voices of all participants in a story and to let go of the demand that they tell the story the same way I do; a sense of pride enables us to celebrate and build on the good in our stories, while shame allows us to respond with sorrow and repentance to that which has been destructive.\nOver the course of my lifetime I think I have gotten better at telling my own stories, as I have learned that the deepest and most truthful storytelling comes when I move beyond a defensive approach that finds its reward in only the bright and glorious parts of the narrative, and neglects the dark and shadowy part, even perceiving them as a threat.\nAnd I think that as a nation we have gotten better at telling our national stories. Our storytelling is becoming more humble, empathetic and sensitive to pride and shame. Nonetheless, some significant challenges remain. First, storytelling that is humble, empathetic and open to pride shame is difficult and will always be difficult. It requires us to listen generously to those whose experience is different to our own, to graciously hear their complaint and their pain, and to be willing to learn and change. This is emotionally and psychologically demanding. It is no surprise that we will feel tempted to retreat into narrative-ghettoes, where one-dimensional stories are told in which everyone \u201cother\u201d is the problem.\nSecond, while we are getting better at telling and listening to our great national stories, I am not sure we have determined how to join them up. Our unease over the date on which Australia Day is celebrated, treaty, and on an indigenous voice to Parliament are vivid demonstrations of this. Most of us recognise the British Invasion and subsequent development of Australia violated the rights of indigenous nations and caused ongoing damage to indigenous communities. We also recognise the achievements of the nation we have built since the invasion. We can tell the individual stories, but we are struggling to join these two stories together.\nSo here\u2019s to more storytelling that is wise, humble, empathetic and sensitive to pride and shame.\nCiaran Higgins\nThere has never been any invasion onto anothers land which has not had people oppressed and marginalized. It\u2019s a very sad and misfortune fact. If you were to draw comparison to most other situations where colonialismhas taken place???? What if the Aboriginals had the capability of invading other territories overseas? Are you that ignorantyou have no idea how they treated their neighbouring tribes? What is even worse is people who choose to criticize rather than encourage and lift up. This Nation is prophesied as The Great South Land of The Holy Spirit\u2026\u2026.what a powerful promise to help encourage others to\u2026 Read more \u00bb\nHi Ciaran, Thanks for taking time to write a comment. I must admit, it leaves me somewhat bewildered. In my post I suggest that every story has both things in which we can take great pride and things that are shameful. Theologically this flows out the recognition that human beings are both made in the image of God, giving us the propensity to do that which is glorious and good, and sinful, giving us the propensity to do that which is harmful and unloving. So there are parts of our heritage that we should view with shame, just as there\u2026 Read more \u00bb\nI think people forget that our indigenous were the first invaders .\nWe need to rethink what we mean about Australia day and then work it through much better than protests that deliberately divide\nThanks for commenting. 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        "raw_content": "Working in a retail outlet is never easy, especially in the harsh economic climate we experience today. And yet, having an exemplary service attitude is mandatory for the survival of not only the retail outlet, but the career of the retail salesperson as well.\nIn the course of the same day, I have experienced two extremes of retail service.\nI was at a large electronics supermart to shop for a new fridge as the current one is near its end. As soon as I walked towards a fridge I wanted to check out, a tall slim young man approached and pestered me with the usual, \u201ccan I help you?\u201d spiel. Of course, I declined and told him I did not need his help. I started examining the various technical specifications (including physical dimensions to fit into my narrow space), and shortlisted two models. The same salesperson kept coming back to introduce another brand\u2019s model, and insisted that I should choose that instead. That particular model simply did not fit my needs, and he started pushing other models of the same brand, leading me to believe he wasn\u2019t keen to serve the needs of a customer, but rather, his own commission.\nAfter that, I needed to look for ingredients for dinner, and checked out a small new shop selling pasta and sphaghetti. A young man came to serve us and was polite, knowledgeable, and sensitive to our needs. We bought some pasta. In fact, we returned later another day to purchase even more pasta to give to family members.\nSome people insist that salespeople can be \u201ctrained\u201d. You can teach good salespeople the necessary product and technical knowledge so that they can serve customers better, but you really can\u2019t \u201ctrain\u201d someone to be salespeople. What does that mean?\nThe right salespeople are those who are sensitive to people and their needs. They are communicative, sociable, warm and friendly. They are ernest and eager to learn, and hardworking. Above all, they realize that only truly serving the needs of others result in the success of their own careers. The truly great salespeople are people with the right personality mix with the above attributes. You can\u2019t \u201ctrain\u201d someone to be warm \u2013 at most, you can merely \u201ctrain\u201d someone to \u201cappear\u201d warm. You can\u2019t \u201ctrain\u201d someone to be sociable either. A person is sociable to begin with, or he is not. Likewise, you can\u2019t force someone to learn. That person should want to and desire to learn on his own. No amount of incentivizing can transform a laggard into a performer.\nWhen I was in human resource development (HRD) since the 1980s right up to now, I realized over the course of time that you can only do much for people who either value their jobs, or are there to pass time.\nIn short, sieve out the personalities and character attributes that are already present in an individual, and groom such an individual with opportunities for learning, serving others, and this individual will shine. Don\u2019t try to recruit people simply by a submitted curriculum vitae, or to meet numbers. Recruit the right type of individuals for the right jobs. And reward the brilliant individuals appropriately, and transfer those who simply can\u2019t fit into particular roles away.\nYou are accountable for the success or failure of the company, as well as the livelihood for all the employees. Different people fit into different jobs, and not everyone is meant to do sales, just as not everyone is meant to be chief executives or office administrators. And remember, in the fierce retail sales front, every customer encounter counts \u2013 at the cash register.\nGrooming authentic salespeople\nGood salespeople are not about aggression and ruthlessness. Truly great salespeople have unique qualities that\u2026\nThe sales and service blackhole\nThe best customer service is often found when you are not a big customer, when\u2026\ncustomer servicejobsrecruitmentretail outletretail salessalespeopleseamusphan\nGadgets Brief \u2013 Feb 2012",
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        "raw_content": "George R.R. Martin\u2019s defense of Game of Thrones\u2019 violence against women sucks\nGeorge R.R. Martin spoke with EW the other day to answer some questions about Game of Thrones in the wake of several weeks of outrage and disappointment over the show\u2019s constant depictions of violence against women.\nMost recently, the show has been criticized for orchestrating the rape of Sansa Stark by Ramsay Bolton (in \u201cUnbowed, Unbent, Unbroken\u201d) and for the attempted rape of Gilly (in \u201cThe Gift\u201d) by members of the Night\u2019s Watch. Both of these scenes are departures from the source material. Although Sansa\u2019s scene is based on events from Theon\u2019s chapters in the books, it means that all of Sansa\u2019s book storyline has been abandoned in favor of sacrificing show!Sansa on the altar of Theon\u2019s development. The attempted rape of Gilly has no analogue in the books at all; in A Feast for Crows Sam and Gilly are finally driven together mostly by their shared grief of Maester Aemon\u2019s death.\nThe thing is, both the books and the show have always been full of violence, and violence against women in particular. There\u2019s seldom any female character in the books who isn\u2019t raped or under near-constant threat of rape. Although it can be much more viscerally upsetting to see this kind of violence on screen as opposed to reading about it, the show is really not significantly more rape-filled than the books. However, while GRRM makes some mistakes in his handling of gendered violence in ASOIAF, the show manages to do a pretty disastrous job of portraying it responsibly and sensitively on television.\nAn argument that is constantly trotted out in defense of the show\u2019s (and books\u2019) heavy reliance on gendered violence is that, well, things were just like that back then. You know. Back then. When the Seven Kingdoms were at war and dragons were hatching for the first time in centuries and ice zombies were threatening from north of the Wall.\nWhile GRRM\u2019s EW statement isn\u2019t quite as disingenuous as all that, it\u2019s basically a more sophisticated, slightly better thought out version of it, and he even addresses this particular criticism:\n\u201cNow there are people who will say to that, \u2018Well, he\u2019s not writing history, he\u2019s writing fantasy\u2014he put in dragons, he should have made an egalitarian society.\u2019 Just because you put in dragons doesn\u2019t mean you can put in anything you want. If pigs could fly, then that\u2019s your book. But that doesn\u2019t mean you also want people walking on their hands instead of their feet. If you\u2019re going to do [a fantasy element], it\u2019s best to only do one of them, or a few. I wanted my books to be strongly grounded in history and to show what medieval society was like, and I was also reacting to a lot of fantasy fiction. Most stories depict what I call the \u2018Disneyland Middle Ages\u2019\u2014there are princes and princesses and knights in shining armor, but they didn\u2019t want to show what those societies meant and how they functioned.\u201d\nWell, and all this is mostly true. I love ASOIAF, and one of the things I love about it is how real the world is. However, it\u2019s not the violence that makes it feel real.\nOn rape in particular, GRRM had this to say:\n\u201cAnd then there\u2019s the whole issue of sexual violence, which I\u2019ve been criticized for as well. I\u2019m writing about war, which what almost all epic fantasy is about. But if you\u2019re going to write about war, and you just want to include all the cool battles and heroes killing a lot of orcs and things like that and you don\u2019t portray [sexual violence], then there\u2019s something fundamentally dishonest about that. Rape, unfortunately, is still a part of war today. It\u2019s not a strong testament to the human race, but I don\u2019t think we should pretend it doesn\u2019t exist.\u201d\nAgain, true, as far as it goes. But that\u2019s not actually very far. I feel like GRRM is defending himself and his work very well against a straw man here.\nMost of the problems people have with Game of Thrones and ASOIAF are not out of some squeamish objection to seeing reality. Most people are not altogether opposed to the portrayal of rape in fiction. What people object to is the show\u2019s history of turning consensual sex scenes in the books into rape on the show (Dany\u2019s wedding night in season one, Cersei and Jaime in the Sept in season four). 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        "raw_content": "Posted by Chris Van Trump in Books, Movies, Politics\nCaptain America, Captain America: Civil War, conservatism, Iron Man, liberalism, libertarianism, red vs blue, spoilers\nSo let\u2019s talk about Captain America: Civil War.\nGood, we can proceed.\nCaptain America: Civil War, or \u201cHow Liberal Commentators Have Utterly Failed To Understand The Character Of Captain America For The Umpteenth Time\u201d.\nHonestly, I think it\u2019s all tied up in the name: He\u2019s Captain Freakin\u2019 America. Everyone wants Cap to be on their side, be pulling for their ideology, be the guy in their corner because moreso than any other comic book superhero, Cap is\u2026 the good guy.\nYou can make the argument for Superman (Truth, Justice, And The American Way), but it doesn\u2019t hold up. Superman is basically a god, and while Cap might be superhuman, he\u2019s little more than a guy in a blue suit with an indestructible frisbee in the grand scheme of things. Cap\u2019s choices, as such, are vastly more difficult than Superman\u2019s since the consequences of those choices are real, and he can\u2019t just fly off to the moon to sulk or turn back time to reverse the flow of events.\nSo what does Captain America stand for, really?\nIt shifts a bit through each different writer, of course, the fundamental flaw in the comic book narrative, the twisting turns of a constantly mutating continuity brought about through that sort of creative collaboration. But at the core of it, it hasn\u2019t ever really changed that much.\nCap believes in doing the right thing. He also believes that \u201cthe right thing\u201d is subject, to at least some extent, to the perspective of the person taking the action in the first place.\nSo when liberal commentators flipped out at the idea of Captain America turning on the national and international governments of the world, claiming he was acting out some libertarian power fantasy and damnit my Captain America wouldn\u2019t act this way, they betray both their own biases and especially their failure to understand the character.\nCaptain America isn\u2019t loyal to the government, he\u2019s loyal to the idea of America itself. Freedom. Freedom of conscience, of speech, of religion; freedom from government interference and tyranny, from unnecessary rules and regulations; freedom to choose what path in the pursuit of happiness best suits you, not someone else.\nAnyone who thought Captain America would sign on to be part of a UN-mandated superhuman hit squad was delusional. And yet I\u2019ve read at least a few \u201cthinkpieces\u201d over the last week that have been shocked and dismayed that Marvel would choose to \u201ctwist\u201d their hero in such a fashion. Which is ironic, since what they seem to think he should have done (surrender his autonomy, freedom of choice, and quite possibly literal personal freedom to a faceless government entity composed of fallible, politically motivated human beings) is pretty much the exact opposite of what you\u2019d expect from Captain America, at least if you have even the slightest understanding of the character.\nThen again, Cap has taken a variety of positions over the years, both in the long and tortuous history of the comics, and even the relatively short and simple continuity of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. And those positions don\u2019t always fit neatly into the notion of \u201cliberal vs conservative\u201d, or even statist vs libertarian. Cap makes the choices he thinks are the right ones at that moment, and sticks with them until he decides otherwise. Sometimes those positions align with the political ideologies commonly held by pundits and other people pushing those ideologies, and when that happens there always seems to be this rush to declare that \u201cTHIS! This is what Captain America really stands for!\u201d.\nBut Captain America doesn\u2019t stand for them. Or even you. And he certainly doesn\u2019t stand for your favorite ideology.\nCaptain America stands for himself. Because that\u2019s what he\u2019s supposed to do. Not bow slavishly to whatever the majority thinks is the right thing to do, but to make that choice for himself.\nOr, as Cap (and Sharon Carter in Civil War) put it:\n4 thoughts on \u201cRed VS Blue\u201d\nInvisible Mikey said:\nI avoided reading any \u201cthink pieces\u201d because I didn\u2019t see the movie until last night and wanted to see it fresh. I can see the dynamic you\u2019re writing about, but I still think it\u2019s much more complex than that. The film is part of a series, as the comic version from 2006-2007 was before, in which characters change their allegiances repeatedly. It\u2019s not because Marvel changed writers. One guy, Mark Millar, wrote the entire original comic \u201cCivil War\u201d storyline/series. The various superheroes are in conflict, and switch sides more than once, because they discover they\u2019ve been betrayed, that things they once believed were true turn out to be lies told to them by not only governments, but also by bad guys, and ultimately by each other.\nHistorical context frames all kinds of storytelling. In 2006 Bush was President. Most people hadn\u2019t heard of Obama yet. There was a lot of discussion about whether the Patriot Act and the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan made us safer, or compromised our liberty too much. The central conflict in both the comics and the Captain America movie trilogy is the tension between freedom (individual rights) and security (public safety). Within that frame, you can make the different characters react, each according to their traits and experiences.\nCaptain America is a \u201cgreatest generation\u201d warrior at first, from a world where the good/bad dichotomy was clearer. Much of what makes him interesting is how he is forced to change after being encased in ice for 70 years. His sense of morality and his leadership are indeed \u201cpowers\u201d, but he has to keep learning. That\u2019s why he needs the more modern, nuanced sensibilities of heroes like Iron Man as allies.\nThe good/bad dynamic has never changed. It\u2019s just been occluded by a lot of superfluous crap.\nOh I suppose if you want to approach these stories strictly from the pov of a 12 year-old comic reader, sure, it\u2019s always about good vs evil, and the other levels are \u201csuperfluous crap\u201d.\nAnd if you want to enjoy more nuance, that\u2019s there to enjoy as well. Marvel can\u2019t make billions by appealing only to narrow audiences.\nThe key scene to the entire theme in this movie involves Captain America revealing to Iron Man that he kept a key secret from him about the death of his parents. He thought he was doing it out of kindness, but Stark saw it as a betrayal by a friend. Likewise, the Black Panther had to decide that vengeance is not a righteous motive. He was lied to about the terrorist act that killed his father. 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        "raw_content": "The reality behind the death of Lorenzen Wright and the involvement of his Ex-wife:\nIt is claimed by the authorities that the ex-wife of former NBA player Lorenzen Wright has been charged with the first-degree murder in his death 7 years ago.\nMemphis police Director Michael Railings that the ex-wife of Lorenzen Wright is charged with his death. He was a Memphis native who had played for 5 teams in 13 seasons as a center in the NBA.\nOnline records show that Sherra Wright was arrested by the police in Riverside County on Friday.\nHis dead body was found in suburban Memphis on 28, July 2010. His body was founder after 10 days when he was reported missing. He was shot several times and it was one of the complicated cases that are still pending.\nBilly R. Turner was charged in his death on December 5. But railing could not found the connection between Turner and Sherra. However, the police were sure that there is some connection between the two.\nLast month police have found a gun near Walnut, Mississippi that was used in the killing.\nRailings said:\n\u2018\u2019The weapon was key\u2019\u2019\nAfter the death of Wright, his ex-wife has received $1million from her ex-husband\u2019s property. She was investigated about the money that how she spent that, she agreed to settle the dispute of where she spent that money.\nSherra said to the police that before his death she heard him on the phone that he is going to \u2018\u2019flip something for $110,000\u2019\u2019\nAfter that, he left her home with a person she never saw him before.\nThe dispatcher said that on 19 July they received a call from Wright\u2019s phone and they heard the noises of a gunshot but they didn\u2019t investigate because it wasn\u2019t confirmed.\nHis body was found in a field near some wood, where they didn\u2019t find any evidence because of the deterioration in the heat. A post-mortem report showed that the bullet fragment was lodge in his skull, chest and right forearm.\nCategories Articles, Football, Games, Live Football Match Streaming, Others, Sports\tPost navigation\nRafael Ben\u00edtez backs Newcastle players\u2019 Decision to Cancel Christmas Party",
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        "raw_content": "You are here: Home / Projects / The view from the border.\nEimear Lowe received funding to travel to the border between Mexico and the United States of America to report on the impact of Donald Trump\u2019s presidency and his promise to build a wall between the two countries. Eimear\u2019s project appeared in three installments across RT\u00c9 News TV and Radio, which can be viewed here, here and here.\nRT\u00c9's Eimear Lowe and cameraman Ken Fogarty visited the Mexican border town of Tijuana to see what impact the Trump presidency is having there.\nPosted by RT\u00c9 News on Wednesday, March 21, 2018",
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        "raw_content": "section of Chicago's Michigan Avenue in the USA\nThe Magnificent Mile, or The Mag Mile, is a section of Chicago's Michigan Avenue. It begins from the Chicago River to Oak Street in the Near North Side.[1]\n\u2191 Stamper, John W. (2005). \"Magnificent Mile\". The Electronic Encyclopedia of Chicago. Chicago Historical Society. Retrieved 2007-05-16.\nMedia related to Magnificent Mile at Wikimedia Commons\nRetrieved from \"https://simple.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Magnificent_Mile&oldid=5038798\"",
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        "raw_content": "A Robust\nSouthwest Louisiana goes from rebuilding its\neconomy to setting the pace for others.\nPhoto: www.monsoursphotograpy.com\nCourtesy of the Southwest Louisiana Convention & Visitors Bureau\nfew years ago, folks in Southwest Louisiana talked about the long road toward economic recovery following devastating hurricanes, an historic oil spill and a global financial crisis that would severely test the mettle of an entire region.\nToday, leaders in other parts of the U.S. look at the record-setting economic development in Southwest Louisiana and ask, \"How can we make that happen in our community?\"\nComing off a year in which more than $40 billion in capital investment into new facilities and plant expansions were announced in the Greater Lake Charles area, the region is no longer considered a turnaround project. Rather, it is setting the pace for other communities to follow.\n\"We actually need 14,000 construction workers and 5,000 permanent workers just to keep up with the projects that are already planned or under construction,\" says George Swift, president and CEO of the Southwest Louisiana Economic Development Alliance, the agency that represents the five-parish region of Allen, Beauregard, Calcasieu, Cameron and Jefferson Davis. \"And we still have sites available for development.\"\nThe transformation of this region of 294,976 residents has been highlighted by a series of large-scale energy plant investments over the past eight years, culminating in Sasol's record $16 billion-to-$21 billion integrated gas-to-liquid (GTL) and ethane cracker complex in Westlake.\nThe Sasol energy complex, unveiled in detail on Dec. 3, 2012, in a press conference in Westlake, is the largest private investment in Louisiana history and one of the largest ever in the U.S. Sasol Limited, headquartered in Johannesburg, South Africa, announced that it will commence with front-end engineering and design work for the 96,000 barrels-per-day GTL facility and the ethylene cracker plant in Calcasieu Parish.\nThe GTL plant is estimated to cost $11 billion to $14 billion to plan and construct, while the ethane cracker is expected to cost $5 billion to $7 billion to complete. The cracker will produce 1.5 million tons a year of ethylene, one of the chemical industry's key building blocks for alcohol- and plastics-based products, including solvents, surfactants and polymers.\nBike riding is a favorite pastime through the lush landscape of Southwest Louisiana.\nPhoto courtesy of the Southwest Louisiana Convention & Visitors Bureau\nThe two projects are expected to come on line in 2019 and 2020 and employ a minimum of 1,253 permanent workers earning an average annual wage of $88,000 plus benefits.\nGov. Bobby Jindal welcomed the twin Sasol announcements with open arms. \"Today is a great day for Westlake, Calcasieu Parish and our entire state,\" he said on Dec. 3. \"Today's announcement is not only one of the most exciting announcements in the history of Southwest Louisiana, but one of the most significant economic development wins our state \u2014 and our nation \u2014 has ever recorded. Sasol is one of many energy companies that are expanding in Louisiana because of our world-class energy infrastructure, strong business climate and incomparable work force.\"\nDavid E. Constable, CEO of Sasol, a company that employs 35,000 workers in 38 countries, said the seeds for the GTL and ethane cracker investments were planted when the company decided to move its research and development headquarters from Texas to Westlake in 2004. \"Since that time, we have continued to look for new opportunities to further this partnership with the State of Louisiana,\" he noted. \"Thanks to the ongoing support we have received from Gov. Jindal and Louisiana Economic Development, we have been able to accelerate our key strategic priorities here in Louisiana.\"\nPort Provides Land for Deals\nBoth LED and the Port of Lake Charles played pivotal roles in landing the twin Sasol projects. LED offered Sasol a custom incentives package that includes a performance-based grant of $115 million for land acquisition and infrastructure costs associated with the planned complex. The company also qualifies for Louisiana's new Competitive Projects Payroll Incentive, which provides up to a 15 percent payroll rebate for each GTL job, and the state's Quality Jobs Program, which provides up to a 6 percent payroll rebate for each ethane cracker job.\nThe state is also investing $20 million to build a new training facility at the SOWELA Technical Community College in Lake Charles for the purpose of training the new Sasol workers. Sasol also is expected to use the Industrial Tax Exemption Program for both the GTL and ethylene facilities.\nThe Port of Lake Charles helped out by providing a 650-acre site within the 203-square-mile Lake Charles Harbor & Terminal District.\n\"The port was very instrumental in achieving the Sasol project,\" says Bill Rase, director of the Port of Lake Charles. \"We provided the 650 acres that they needed to expand, at the request of Sasol. And in the future, the port may be very involved in the transportation of their product. The channel will provide the facilities for the off-tank agreements for product going overseas.\"\nSasol is not located on port property. However, the port obtained the parcel for Sasol and turned control of the land over to the company. \"It is within close proximity to the port,\" Rase says. \"Most of their product will move through pipelines. A dock will be built along the river to move the product from the plant into vessels at the Port of Lake Charles, so our role is yet to come.\"\nThe win for Lake Charles was especially impressive given that Southwest Louisiana had to beat out some stiff international competition to land the prized investment.\n\"With the Sasol project, we were competing against their other national and international sites for this investment,\" says Rase. \"We edged out the Canadians and several other Sasol locations when they chose Westlake for this project. The atmosphere in Louisiana is very industry friendly, from the top to the bottom.\"\nSasol supports some 550 jobs at its existing Westlake Chemical Complex, where the company is completing a $175-million capital investment to build the world's first ethylene tetramerization unit.\nSasol spokesman Mike Hayes says the location at the site in Westlake met all of the company's criteria for the new facilities. \"We are essentially in the middle of natural gas country,\" says Hayes. \"Offshore conventional natural gas production is here. Our demands are relatively easy to meet at this location.\"\nHayes notes that Sasol likes the Gulf Coast region because \"efficient product delivery systems exist here. Our ability to drop a significant amount of diesel fuel in the marketplace is very good, through the ship channel and the intracoastal canal. Plus, the Gulf Coast is the most affordable place to build a facility, from a manpower and capital costs standpoint. The fact that we are able to deliver large pieces of equipment to the site without having to fully fabricate enables us to do modular construction in Westlake.\"\nHayes also credits state and local leaders with making the path toward signing an agreement a smooth one. \"The State of Louisiana, the Governor's Office and all of the economic development officials in Baton Rouge and Lake Charles were tremendous,\" Hayes adds. \"They worked very hard to help us identify a usable site. We actually looked at quite a few sites in Louisiana. George Swift and the EDA and the Port of Lake Charles were quite helpful. They formed a very good team with the state in assisting us to get this deal done.\"\nHayes notes that construction will start at the end of 2013 or the beginning of 2014 and take about five years to complete. At least 7,000 construction jobs will be created to build the two Sasol plants.\nGas Plants Drawn to Infrastructure\nSasol will have plenty of company, as two other large energy projects were announced in Lake Charles in mid-January. Houston-based G2X Energy Inc. announced on Jan. 15 that it will build a $1.3-billion natural gas-to-gasoline facility at the Port of Lake Charles, creating 243 permanent jobs paying an average annual wage of $66,500.\nTwo days later, Magnolia LNG \u2014 based in Perth, Australia \u2014 announced that it will build a $2.2-billion natural gas liquefaction production and export facility at the port, creating 45 permanent jobs with an average annual salary of $75,000.\nG2X made its investment announcement after finalizing an option to lease 200 acres in the Industrial Canal at the port, where the firm will have the flexibility of shipping gasoline by sea or pipeline. G2X said it will build its plant near Trunkline LNG, another large energy tenant operating at the port.\nTim Vail, president and CEO, G2X\n\"The biggest driver of the site selection process for this project was the marketability of our product,\" says Tim Vail, president and CEO of G2X. \"We needed the infrastructure to transport our end product \u2014 87-octane liquid gasoline. With the pipeline and major refineries nearby, and the ability to ship on barge to other locations on the Gulf Coast, we will be able to move gasoline to other markets quickly and efficiently.\"\nVail adds that \"Louisiana has a great history of supporting projects of this size and magnitude. The leadership of Lake Charles was very professional. They knew what they were doing, and that made the process that much better.\"\nVail notes that G2X \"looked at many sites in Southwest Louisiana, and we considered Texas too, but we liked the Port of Lake Charles site the best because of the ability to move product out. Plus, we have a lot of the other infrastructure that we need there \u2014 water supply and gas and electricity.\"\nWork force was a selling point too, notes Vail. \"The people in Southwest Louisiana are eager and well-trained and knowledgeable,\" he says. \"There is so much petrochemical business in the area, we know there will always be a supply of good workers there. Big contractors and suppliers are in the local area for servicing our plant equipment, and that all goes to labor.\"\nMagnolia LNG plans to build a mid-scale LNG plant located on 90 acres at the port's Industrial Canal, off the Calcasieu Ship Channel. Upon completion, the plant will produce 4 million metric tons of liquefied natural gas per year.\n\"Southwest Louisiana's attractive infrastructure and strong work force made Lake Charles an ideal location for our planned facility,\" said Maurice Brand, Magnolia LNG managing director and joint chief executive director. \"We especially want to thank the Port of Lake Charles Authority for their partnership in identifying such an ideal location for this project. While the company remains focused on securing the appropriate contracts, agreements and permits, we expect to commence construction of our first U.S. venture by 2015.\"\nThe company plans to begin hiring in early 2015, with commercial operations set to begin sometime in 2018.\nBoth G2X and Magnolia LNG are expected to take advantage of LED's Quality Jobs Program and the Industrial Tax Exemption Program. In addition, LED offered G2X a $5-million performance-based grant for infrastructure improvements at the port, including an access road, utilities and a dock facility.\nA Wave of Industrial Investment\nSasol, G2X and Magnolia LNG added to a wave of energy projects under way in Lake Charles. Also in 2012, Sempra Energy/Cameron LNG announced that it will construct a $6-billion LNG plant in Hackberry, while Talon Midstream L.P. announced a $250-million investment into an industrial plant for pipeline and related structures in Westlake.\nW.R. Grace & Company announced a $150-million investment into a chemical plant in Sulphur; and PSI Midstream Partners L.P. announced a $15-million investment into a chemical plant in Cameron.\nWhen asked why Lake Charles is consistently besting its competition to land such high-profile investments, Rase pointed to a combination of factors.\n\"We have a 40-foot ship channel, and a lot of places don't have that,\" the port director noted. \"We have a lot of large pipelines available that move product all the way up the East Coast. We have the shale finds and the natural gas finds in Louisiana. That keeps the price of the starting component cheap. And we have state and local governments that are looking for industrial development and are willing to accept heavy industry in the petrochemical sector.\"\nThe port is beefing up its infrastructure as well, adds Rase. The port is spending $150 million on Bulk Terminal One, creating a new warehouse for shipping operations. Meanwhile, an operator known as IFG is building a grain terminal \u2014 the first one built on the Gulf Coast in the last 50 years \u2014 to service all of the unit trains that come to the port.\nThe L\u2019Auberge casino resort in Lake Charles will soon have company, as a new $500-million casino resort complex is being constructed nearby.\nA good portion of that grain may come from Farmers Rice Milling Company Inc., which announced a $13.4-million expansion and modernization of the firm's rice mill in eastern Calcasieu Parish near Chennault International Airport.\nThe 55,000-sq.-ft. expansion retains 87 jobs at the rice mill and creates more space for packaging and distribution.\n\"This project ensures that Farmers Rice Milling will continue to purchase rice from the farmers of Southwest Louisiana and grow its position as a leader in the world rice market,\" company CEO James Warshaw said.\nNear the port, Ameristar is constructing a $500-million casino resort complex that will supplement the existing L'Auberge casino resort in the area. \"It is under construction right now and should be open by 2015,\" says Rase. \"Together with our existing casino, this area could become quite a mecca for tourists and gamers.\"\nRum Makers Like Lacassine\nIn Jefferson Davis Parish, Louisiana Spirits will open a new $7-million rum distillery in May, creating 25 new jobs on a 23-acre site at the Lacassine Industrial Park in Jennings.\n\"This is a new company based in Jefferson Davis Parish,\" says Marion Fox, director of economic development for the parish. \"One of the partners worked for Bacardi for a long time. 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        "raw_content": "GREATER SAN MARCOS, TEXAS\nSweet Spot for Growth\nIn the heart of the \u2018Centroplex,\u2019 San Marcos dances to its own beat.\nJohn Thomaides has been mayor of San Marcos, Texas, for only a brief time, but the businessman\u2019s love affair with the city started with the San Marcos River 25 years ago. He was working in Pennsylvania, but wanted to open his own shop and blaze his own trail. Naturally that cowboy-style thinking led him to Texas.\n\u201cI had a dear friend who had told me about this town San Marcos in the 1970s, when they were going to school. They used to jump off the bridge and swim in the San Marcos River. So I read about it. The average daily temperature is 68 degrees, which appealed to me, living up north. My wife and I came and visited. We went swimming in the river, we had lunch at Palmer\u2019s \u2014 it\u2019s still here \u2014 and I kid you not, within three months we\u2019d sold our home up there and bought a new home here. It was love at first sight.\u201d\nThat included his business perspective, as founder of Alpha Pure Water, a water treatment technology firm.\n\u201cThe fact I could be in the seventh and 11th largest cities in the country within a half-hour then was spectacular,\u201d he says. \u201cIn other places I lived, the client base stretched two hours away. Everything was a lot more compact for me, not to mention the ability to build a small business in a small but growing city, and grow right along with it.\u201d\nGrowth corridors are fine and dandy. But if you\u2019re searching for the true sweet spot, it helps to find that corridor\u2019s heart \u2014 the sort of place where you can take in a little oxygen even as the flow of commerce and industry keeps humming around you.\nFrom all indications, the I-35 corridor between Austin and San Antonio, Texas, is surging like no other in the nation. And the community smack in the middle has no rival: Among cities with more than 50,000 people, San Marcos was ranked as the fastest growing city in America for three years in a row by the U.S. Census Bureau.\nA statue of one of the original Texas Rangers who fought for independence from Mexico, Col. John Coffee \u201cJack\u201d Hays, overlooks a city where ties with Mexican students, consumers and companies are today stronger than ever.\nPhoto courtesy of City of San Marcos\n\u201cJust last year Forbes named the corridor between Austin and San Antonio \u2018America\u2019s Next Great Metropolis,\u2019 with our region at the center, due to our population and economic growth,\u201d says Adriana Cruz, president of the Greater San Marcos Partnership (GSMP). \u201cHays County currently is the fastest growing county in America for counties above 100,000 in population, and the Austin MSA is ranked as the fastest growing metro. So this is an exciting time to be an economic developer in the most dynamic corridor in the country.\u201d\nIt\u2019s pretty exciting for the companies stoking that economy too.\nIn July 2017, Jason Otto was named president of Mensor, a division of Germany\u2019s WIKA Group that makes pressure and temperature sensors for some organizations you might have heard of: NASA, SpaceX, and a host of automotive engineering firms and power plant operators. When he started there as a production engineer more than 20 years ago, he figured he\u2019d just get his feet wet with a family-owned business before heading to the corporate grind. But he was immediately impressed by the roster of senior engineering experts at Mensor. Now he\u2019s one of them.\n\u201cI never stopped learning, and I\u2019m still here today,\u201d he says. \u201cOne unique thing about Mensor is the longevity of employees.\u201d The average tenure a few years ago was 18 years. It would be even higher today if the company weren\u2019t growing so fast, having added about 40 people in the past four years. When it was time to expand, Otto\u2019s team didn\u2019t look far.\nSince its formation in October 2010, the Greater San Marcos Partnership has announced 33 corporate relocations or expansions, which include over 2,800 jobs and nearly $350 million in capital investment.\n\u201cWe first studied where all of our employees lived,\u201d Otto says of a study that stretched along the corridor from south of New Braunfels to north of San Marcos. As luck would have it, the property right next door came up for sale.\nOtto and fellow members of the San Marcos Manufacturers Association admit to some concerns about losing hourly workers or technicians when Amazon announced its big new 1,000-job, $191-million fulfillment facility in town, code-named \u201cProject Endurance\u201d by the Greater San Marcos Partnership team.\nBut it looks like other employers will endure just fine.\n\u201cWe haven\u2019t had any issues,\u201d says Otto.\nGSMP\u2019s Cruz has been more than pleased by attracting such milestone projects as Best Buy\u2019s only Texas e-commerce sales center and Fashion Glass & Mirror\u2019s anchoring site along SH 130 in Lockhart, another booming city in the region currently undergoing its own downtown revitalization. But she calls Amazon\u2019s arrival \u201cthe biggest game-changer for our region\u201d in recent years.\nCoast Flight Training transitions veteran helicopter pilots to careers through Envoy Air and American Airlines at the San Marcos Regional Airport in Caldwell County.\nPhoto by Hiba Kim, courtesy of Texas Aviation Partners, San Marcos Regional Airport\n\u201cWithin five months of opening they had hired more than 3,000 permanent full-time positions,\u201d she says. \u201cTo have a brand name global corporation establish a facility of this size and scope has really put our region on the map.\u201d\nMayor Thomaides notes that the original agreement with Amazon only called for creating half that many jobs. The doubling of the planned workforce is a microcosm of how the city and region as a whole has grown. So it\u2019s only natural that some city infrastructure needs to come directly to Amazon.\n\u201cWe\u2019re making their parking lot a bus stop now,\u201d says Thomaides.\nSophisticated and Advanced\nWhen it comes to talent acquisition, being equidistant from the bigger cities on either end of the corridor doesn\u2019t hurt.\n\u201cYou can pull from both,\u201d says Mensor\u2019s Otto, a resident of Kyle, the rapidly growing city with major employers such as Department of Defense contractor RSI, on San Marcos\u2019 northern border. He says the biggest contributor to his workforce is Texas State University, which has added engineering disciplines and is growing rapidly, \u201cgetting more in line with a Texas A&M or University of Texas type of curriculum,\u201d he says.\nThat same talent helps fill workforce needs at companies such as thermal controls firm Thermon, UTC Aerospace Systems and CFAN, a JV between GE Aviation and SNECMA of France that makes jet engine fan blades out of composites at a 270,000-sq.-ft. facility first located in town in 1989.\nWhen Urban Mining Company announced in April 2017 it would locate a 100-job rare earth magnet manufacturing facility and headquarters in San Marcos, key factors were the central location, workforce availability, the presence of Texas State University\u2019s Material Science, Engineering and Commercialization program, and available land to construct the facility.\nState Highway 130 rolls at the speed of business through the eastern portion of the region connecting Austin and San Antonio.\nPhoto courtesy of GSMP\n\u201cSan Marcos and Hays County offered the skilled workforce and infrastructure we need to support a fast-growing operation like ours,\u201d said Scott Dunn, the company\u2019s CEO. \u201cWe are bringing advanced manufacturing jobs back to the U.S.\u201d\nOther high-tech manufacturers to invest in the area include EPIC Piping, which will create 350 jobs over 10 years at a redeveloped facility, and Corvac Composites, which is investing $3.6 million and creating 61 new jobs. The supplier of airflow management and water-deflection systems to OEM and Tier I manufacturers came to the area to serve Toyota (in San Antonio).\n\u201cWe like the site. We like the workforce,\u201d says Corvac CEO Jim Fitzell in an interview from his home office in Michigan. \u201cThe workers seem educated and loyal. We don\u2019t have a lot of turnover, which surprises me in a place seeing so much growth.\u201d So much growth that it\u2019s contagious, and spreading a lot further than just to the next city south.\nJim Fitzell, CEO, Corvac\n\u201cWe have since started supplying FCA in Saltillo [Mexico] from there,\u201d says Fitzell.\n\u201cThe other thing we really like about San Marcos is, depending on traffic, you\u2019re 30 minutes from San Antonio and from Austin, so you have airports close.\u201d\nThat\u2019s not to say the San Marcos Regional Airport isn\u2019t playing its own role. In January 2017, San Diego\u2013based Coast Flight Training announced it would establish a second location for its airline flight-training program in San Marcos in order to train US military helicopter pilots who are transitioning to in-demand careers as civilian airline pilots for the nation\u2019s top airlines. Takeoffs and landings already have tripled since the company ramped up operations.\nFour years into her leadership of GSMP, Cruz now finds herself in the midst of leading the implementation of a five-year research-based strategy called Vision 2020. As the name implies, she says area leaders have kept their focus on tomorrow\u2019s needs, particularly when it comes to infrastructure.\n\u201cIn fact, Hays County alone has spent more than $500 million on roadway improvements over the past 10 years. The City of San Marcos, Hays County and Texas Department of Transportation jointly have funded and approved FM 110, a loop running east of Interstate 35 designed to help alleviate congestion on the \u2018NAFTA Highway\u2019 and to promote development east of IH35. The communities within our region have also secured water rights to handle growth for the next 100 years.\u201d\n\u201cWe\u2019re literally buying the water now for our grandchildren\u2019s grandchildren,\u201d says Mayor Thomaides.\nChallenges do exist. And business and government leaders are responding. You say there\u2019s a need for quality housing? Today there are 9,000 living units under construction in the city today, part of a total of 12,000 incentivized by a new program based on public improvement districts and tax-increment financing. New developments include the active-adult-oriented (55-and-over) Kissing Tree, as well as the $475-million Trace community, La Cima, which features an 800-acre nature preserve, and 700-acre mixed-use development Plum Creek in Kyle.\n\u201cThe secret\u2019s out,\u201d says the mayor. \u201cWe certainly are experiencing the issues that come with explosive growth, but one thing I\u2019ll say about San Marcos is we\u2019ve been incredibly proactive not just on the housing issue, but with infrastructure. We don\u2019t bury our heads in the sand. We\u2019ve learned lessons from Austin over the years.\u201d\nConcurrent planning and implementation by Texas State University only helps build the human infrastructure. In addition, says Cruz, \u201cAustin Community College [ACC] in Kyle provides two-year certificate programs as well as customized training for area employer. ACC was the recipient of a $1.8-million training grant to provide a custom robotic-welding program for EPIC Piping. We are also home to the largest U.S. Department of Labor Job Corps facility in the country, Gary Job Corps, which provides vocational training for youth from across the country. This diverse workforce pipeline is a critical asset to our business case.\u201d\nA pipeline of startups helps too. Does being just down the road from Austin, one of the most startup-friendly cities in the world, help the stars align for San Marcos when it comes to cultivating an entrepreneurial atmosphere?\n\u201cThose stars are certainly starting to align, and being in close proximity to Austin does help,\u201d Cruz says, noting once again the role played by the university. \u201cThere is a very strong creative and innovative vibe here, and a lot of start-ups and entrepreneurs decide to try and start their businesses here due to our affordability.\u201d\nJohn Thomaides, Mayor, San Marcos\nIt\u2019s easy to see a time when San Marcos, Austin and San Antonio simply are one mega-city.\n\u201cWe see it happening every day,\u201d says Cruz. \u201cWe\u2019ve even coined a term \u2014 the \u2018Centroplex,\u2019 similar to the DFW \u2018Metroplex.\u2019 However, we don\u2019t see our region as much a DFW as it is like the Bay Area or the corridor between San Francisco and San Jose. There, you have these communities along the 101 and 82 \u2014 San Mateo, Menlo Park, Palo Alto, Mountain View \u2014 and each community has their own industry, their major employers, their own culture. That\u2019s what is happening here.\u201d\nSo it\u2019s only natural that yet another outgrowth will soon take place right next door to the university, where an innovation district is blossoming.\n\u201cWe\u2019re blessed because we have this vibrant downtown district that abuts the Texas State campus,\u201d says Mayor Thomaides. Years ago the city\u2019s leaders had the foresight to rezone about 75 acres of the neighborhood as a smart code district, meaning a form-based code system that essentially eliminated the process for certain permits. The district has a 98 Google Walk score and is home to a full-service location from beloved regional grocery chain HEB, one of whose owners lives in San Marcos.\n\u201cSeven years ago, we had 75 people there,\u201d says Thomaides, \u201cand next year 3,300 people will be living in that district.\u201d\nIf San Marcos is the heart of the innovation corridor, its downtown may be the next place to pulse with smart new growth.\nThis Investment Profile was written under the auspices of the Greater San Marcos Partnership. For more information, visit www.greatersanmarcostx.com or call 512-393-3400.\nTexas State University President Dr. Denise Trauth Helps Engineer the San Marcos REGION\u2019S Transformation\nWhether training the next generation of materials engineers or hosting a business delegation, Texas State University plays an important role in the Innovation Corridor. With a 2016 enrollment of nearly 39,000, Texas State is producing \u201cthe workforce of the future,\u201d says GSMP\u2019s Adriana Cruz. Texas State University President Denise Trauth is the current GSMP Chair of the Board.\nDescribe how the school\u2019s role in economic development has evolved, and your vision for that role going forward.\nDr. Denise Trauth: Texas State plays a crucial role in supporting and promoting innovation, commercialization and entrepreneurship by providing a unique focus on applied research and collaboration with the private sector. The ability of Texas State to drive regional economic vitality has evolved as the university has grown in size and, most importantly, in research productivity. Texas State is a Carnegie R2 higher activity research university and has been designated as an Emerging Research University in Texas.\nLooking forward, the university has embraced its position as one of the largest research-intensive, degree-granting Hispanic-serving institutions in the nation. We are leaders in integrating underserved populations into the workforce. Texas State continues to advance applied research and to identify new opportunities for research, such as the health sector, in which the university can support the economic vitality of our region and state.\nEmployers are happy about the expansion of your engineering programs. How did that come about, and where is the curriculum growing next?\nTrauth: When I arrived at Texas State in 2002, one of the first calls I received was from the Austin Chamber of Commerce urging me to add engineering programs. The Chamber realized that the \u201cInnovation Corridor\u201d \u2014 the territory encompassing Austin, San Marcos, San Antonio and the land in between \u2014 required many more engineers than existing schools were producing. The Ingram School of Engineering was officially established in 2007, made possible by a $5-million initial gift from Bruce and Gloria Ingram. This gift and subsequent ones from the Ingrams established endowed scholarships, professorships and chairs. The Ingram School of Engineering has a master\u2019s degree in engineering and three undergraduate degree programs in electrical engineering, industrial engineering and manufacturing engineering. The Department of Computer Science offers a master\u2019s degree in software engineering. In addition, the Department of Engineering Technology also offers several related programs. Related to our engineering program is our Ph.D. program in Materials Science, Engineering, and Commercialization. This program is unique in that it is cross-disciplinary.\nWe are currently working on a new program in civil engineering with a focus on \u201ctechnology-enhanced infrastructure,\u201d sometimes referred to as \u201csmart cities.\u201d\nWe anticipate robust enrollment in this program, and are hoping to layer additional programs in the future, including mechanical engineering, depending on market demand and other factors.\nHow are developments such as STAR Park and STAR One helping companies achieve critical momentum?\nTrauth: The Science, Technology and Advanced Research (STAR) Park and its technology business incubator (STAR One) are driven by a critical mass of innovative companies and resources. STAR One provides these companies with access to mentors, advisors, service providers, funding sources, specialized equipment and facilities, and a workforce pipeline. 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        "raw_content": "NHL notebook: Senators' Burrows announces retirement\nNHL: Los Angeles Kings at Vancouver Canucks\nApr 4, 2016; Vancouver, British Columbia, CAN; Los Angeles Kings goaltender Jonathan Quick (32) and defenseman Luke Shenn (52) defend against Vancouver Canucks forward Alexandre Burrows (14) during the third period at Rogers Arena. The Vancouver Canucks won 3-2. Mandatory Credit: Anne-Marie Sorvin-USA TODAY Sports / Reuters Picture Supplied by Action Images\nAlexandre Burrows announced his retirement Friday after 13 seasons in the NHL and was hired as an assistant coach with Laval of the American Hockey League.\nBurrows, 37, spent his career with the Vancouver Canucks (2005-17) and Ottawa Senators (2017-18), tallying 205 goals and 204 assists over 913 games. Burrows finished last season with 14 points (six goals, eight assists) in 71 games for the Senators, his lowest point total since his second season in the league.\n\"I'm happy with my career and have some great memories,\" Burrows said, via the NHL Players' Association website. \"I met some wonderful people over the years. I'll miss my teammates the most. The amount of fun we had working on our craft, the time we spent together away from the rink, the time we went through adversity together, those are things that I'm going to miss.\"\nBurrows played for Vancouver from 2005 until he was traded to Ottawa in 2017 and helped the Canucks come close to winning the Stanley Cup in 2011. He tied for the team lead with nine goals during that postseason run, when the Canucks fell in seven games to the Boston Bruins in the Stanley Cup Final.\n--The Toronto Maple Leafs have signed forward Tyler Ennis to a one-year, $650,000 contract, the team announced. The Minnesota Wild placed Ennis on buyout waivers last week.\nEnnis, 28, was set to make $3.65 million next season, but the Wild saved about $2.4 million in cap space with the move. He had eight goals and 14 assists in 73 games last season, his first with the Wild after eight years in Buffalo.\n--The Edmonton Oilers have re-signed restricted free agent forward Ryan Strome to a two-year deal, the team announced.\nSalary figures were not announced, but the deal is worth $3.1 million annually, according to multiple reports. Strome made $3 million in 2017-18.\nStrome, who turns 25 on Wednesday, had 13 goals and 21 assists while playing all 82 games last season, his first in Edmonton after arriving via trade from the New York Islanders last June in exchange for Jordan Eberle. Taken fifth overall by the Islanders in 2011, Strome spent his first four NHL seasons with New York, posting career highs of 17 goals and 33 assists in 2014-15.\n--Anthony Duclair signed with the Columbus Blue Jackets for one year and $650,000 in what he termed a \"wake-up call.\"\nDuclair, 22, is now with his fourth NHL team. \"It's definitely a huge wake-up call,\" Duclair said in a conference call, per USA Today. \"You're a 22-year-old free agent, it's not the best thing out there. Obviously, it's going to raise some eyebrows and raise some questions.\"\nHe became a free agent when the Chicago Blackhawks decided not to offer him a new contract. Drafted in the third round by the New York Rangers in 2013, Duclair played in 18 games for the Rangers in 2014-15, then was traded to the Arizona Coyotes. Duclair enjoyed a breakout season in his Arizona debut, finishing with 20 goals and 24 assists in 81 games. He struggled the following year, however, and then was traded last season to Chicago.\n--Forward Matt Nieto has signed a two-year contract with the Colorado Avalanche, the team announced.\nA restricted free agent, he signed through the 2019-20 season. Terms were not announced officially, but the Denver Post reported was worth $3.95 million over the two seasons after making $1 million last season.\nNieto, 25, was selected in the second round of the 2011 NHL Draft by the San Jose Sharks. The Avalanche claimed him off waivers in January 2017. With Colorado in 2017-18, he tallied a career-high 15 goals to go with 11 assists. In 338 career games, Nieto has 50 goals and 57 assists with the Sharks and Avalanche.\n--The Florida Panthers agreed to terms with defenseman Alexander Petrovic on a one-year, $1.95 million contract, the team announced.\nPetrovic, 26, was a restricted free agent. He scored two goals and added 11 assists in a career-high 67 games last season, playing mostly on the third defensive pairing.\nFor his career, Petrovic, a second-round pick by Florida in the 2010 NHL Draft, has five goals and 43 assists in 228 games.",
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        "raw_content": "Saint Louis vs. La Salle - 2/10/18 College Basketball Pick, Odds, and Prediction\nLa Salle Explorers (10-14) at Saint Louis Billikens (13-12)\nThe Line: Saint Louis Billikens -4.5 -- Over/Under:\nOver at Chaifetz Arena on Saturday, the La Salle Explorers and the Saint Louis Billikens will be meeting up on the college basketball court.\nLa Salle enters this one with a 10-14 record. The Explorers have lost two of their last three games, falling to George Washington in their last outing. In that one, La Salle guard Pookie Powell managed 16 points and five rebounds.\nBJ Johnson is the top scorer for the Explorers this year on 21.0 PPG and 8.1 RPG. Also in double-digits for La Salle are Powell (17.7 PPG; 4.0 APG) and Isiah Deas (10.1 PPG; 4.4 RPG).\nAs for Saint Louis, they\u2019re currently 13-12 this year. The Billikens had won three games in a row but fell to St. Bonaventure in their last outing. In that one, Saint Louis guard Javon Bess logged 13 points.\nBess is the top scorer for the Billikens this season on 13.2 PPG and 7.1 RPG. Also in the double-digit club for Saint Louis are Davell Roby (11.0 PPG) and Jordan Goodwin (10.9 PPG; 7.4 RPG).\nThe Explorers are 8-20 ATS in their last 28 games overall and 7-22 ATS in their last 29 road games. La Salle is also 5-16 ATS in their last 21 versus the Atlantic 10 and 0-4 ATS in their last four Saturday games.\nMeanwhile, the Billikens are 5-0 ATS in their last five games following an ATS loss and 7-1 ATS in their last eight home games. Saint Louis is also 4-1 ATS in the last five Saturday games and 20-6 ATS in their last 26 versus the Atlantic 10.\nLa Salle has had a couple of scoring lulls lately, putting up 69 or fewer in each of their last two losses. The last time these two teams met was an 83-60 La Salle blowout at home, and I don\u2019t think the Billikens offense can keep it close here. I\u2019ll take La Salle.\nLa Salle Explorers +4.5",
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        "raw_content": "You are at:Home\u00bbAdventure\u00bbCycle the City\nGREENbikes in downtown Salt Lake City.\nBy\tAlexa Morgan on\t July 30, 2015 Adventure, Cycling\nSalt Lake\u2019s Urban Bike Explosion\nSince ditching her car in 2009, Kristin Beck takes two wheels to work (a flat, easy five-mile roundtrip), to the market, and pretty much everywhere else, using public transit only when the weather doesn\u2019t cooperate. For someone who already enjoyed riding on a regular basis, joining the growing ranks of Salt Lake City bike commuters was a natural transition. Many of her co-workers, friends, and neighbors have also embraced this trend.\n\u201cThere\u2019s a lot more people talking about it now. I think that there\u2019s a generation that doesn\u2019t necessarily want to be encumbered by a vehicle,\u201d she says. \u201cThere\u2019s a more environmentally conscientious set of people whose population is growing hand over fist, and the next step is finding alternative modes of transportation.\u201d\nA recent survey conducted by the Utah Department of Transportation found that between 8-10% of all Utahns commute by bike with some frequency during good weather, with the highest concentration in the Salt Lake area.\nThe city\u2019s relatively flat terrain, quiet neighborhoods, and grid of interconnected streets make urban biking a viable method of transportation for many, both locals and visitors.\nThe city\u2019s largest outdoor events, including outdoor concerts, festivals, and the Downtown Farmer\u2019s Market, offer free valet parking through the Bicycle Collective. It\u2019s a secure and more convenient alternative to trying to find space on a nearby bike rack. Volunteers parked over 10,600 bikes at 87 events last year alone.\nRiders are eligible for Bicycle Benefits discounts at more than 60 participating businesses by picking up a helmet sticker for just $5.\nUTA buses and Trax trains all accommodate bikes to help cyclists get around the city, and with the resident-exclusive Hive Pass, can be a reasonably priced alternative if the weather doesn\u2019t cooperate. \u201cWhen it comes to urban biking, Salt Lake has really stepped up its game. You have everything from the six-speeds to the GREENbikes to picking up a mountain bike and getting a little dirty,\u201d says Shawn Stinson, communications director at Visit Salt Lake, \u201cIt really has come a long way.\u201d\nMayor Ralph Becker was inspired to develop a bike sharing program for Salt Lake after observing the success of similar services in other major cities. The GREENbikes made their debut in April 2013 with 10 stations and 55 bikes. By December, over 6,100 people had taken 25,361 trips with the program. Those figures made GREENbike the most successful small bike-share system (less than 50 stations) in the U.S.\nThe program has expanded by 462% since its inception with additional stations being installed as recently as June. Currently, there are more than 200 bikes and 25 stations serving the commercial, recreation, and employment hubs of downtown Salt Lake.\nUnlike a bike rental service, GREENbikes are checked out for 30-minute or hour-long trips at a time. They can be returned to any station. Riders can buy access for a 24-hour or four-day period, or purchase an annual pass for $75, which includes a helmet. This nonprofit is supported largely by private donors and managed by a small full-time staff.\nNick Como, senior director of communication and marketing for the Downtown Alliance, says the ideal GREENbike customers are those who live near the city center, work office jobs, and want a quick, convenient, and affordable commute.\n\u201cIt\u2019s an easy and great way to get around the city, and reduces traffic,\u201d Nick says. \u201cGetting people on bikes helps clean up the air and gives them a way to exercise.\u201d\nThe program just unveiled a new incentive for downtown companies to purchase annual passes for their entire staff at a discounted rate of $35 per person.\nOngoing and Upcoming Projects\nWith input from residents and business owners taken into consideration, the city is in the process of developing a low-stress bikeway network to improve safety and accessibility for riders in the downtown area for years to come.\nIn the fall of 2014, 300 South underwent significant renovations to become more cyclist friendly. Cement barriers now separate vehicles from a protected bike lane between 600 East and 300 West and traffic lanes and speeds were reduced. Early data points to an approximate 30% increase in ridership along this route.\nMore protected lanes are being installed along 200 West from North Temple to 900 South as part of an improvement project that will continue through the beginning of October.\nThe proposed 600 East Bicycle Boulevard, extending from South Temple to 2700 South, will be the first of its kind in Utah. The street will be converted into a low-speed, low-volume route with added safety elements like signals for cyclists and pedestrians, and will connect with several key bike corridors.\n\u201cSalt Lake City is planning to continue expansion of the bikeway network and bike share program, while also partnering on programs such as education, events, and public awareness campaigns,\u201d says transportation planner Colin Quinn-Hurst. \u201cThere will also be a noticeable increase in the level of investment in individual facilities, such as walking and biking paths, to create appealing, continuous thoroughfares that connect different parts of the city.\u201d\nBetween 2008 and 2014, the city increased bike lanes and routes by 87%. By the end of 2015, it\u2019s anticipated that Salt Lake will have 246 total miles of bikeways.\nEventually, Parley\u2019s Trail will connect the Bonneville Shoreline Trail at the mouth of Parley\u2019s Canyon to the Jordan River Parkway Trail. Several segments are already open and construction will progress from east to west as funding is obtained.\nThe McClelland Trail\u2014a multi-use route along the Jordan and Salt Lake City Canal designed to connect streets between 800 South and Elgin Avenue\u2014is due to start construction sometime in 2016.\nOffice ride at Intermodal Hub.\n\u201cThinking a little further ahead, and if the experiences of other cities are any indication, all this can precipitate a growth in the local bike industry\u2014attracting bike-centric manufacturing companies, while also bringing new companies and workers of all kinds,\u201d says Colin. \u201cMostly, though, we\u2019ll all just know a few more people who, in addition to driving and taking the bus, might also ride a bike to get around.\u201d\nSLC locals also enjoy first-rate mountain biking right in their own backyard. One of the most popular rides near the city is the Bonneville Shoreline Trail, which traverses the Wasatch foothills just above the city, roughly following the bank of the prehistoric Lake Bonneville. This gradually rolling route is usually among the first low-altitude trails to melt out each spring.\nThe Salt Lake portion of the trail covers 17 miles on dirt, plus another 5.7 miles of connecting multi-use paved trails. There are several access points from downtown. Most riders pedal to Memory Grove and up City Creek Canyon to join the trail. Hop on at Hogle Zoo for a less steep yet longer route; Dry Creek, near Shriners Hospital, offers the quickest option.\nA bit further from the city center, The Wasatch Crest Trail is a breathtaking summer ride that has it all: high elevation, a grueling climb, impressive vistas, a long descent, and plenty of options for those seeking a challenge. Starting from Guardsman\u2019s Pass, the trail gently rolls through an aspen forest, giving riders a chance to warm up before taking on Puke Hill.\nDrop down and explore Park City\u2019s hundreds of miles of singletrack via Pinecone Ridge, or continue along the top. The most popular descent passes through Millcreek Canyon (take a detour onto The Pipeline for extra mileage). Diehards can climb from Big Water Trail for a 20-mile out-and-back, or extend it to a loop using Midmountain Trail.\nTake the narrow summer road all the way up Millcreek Canyon to access Big Water Trail, another classic Wasatch ride. Open to bikes only on even-numbered days, the six-mile out-and-back climbs 900 feet. Though devoid of big views \u00e0 la Wasatch Crest, the aspen and fir forest littered with wildflowers is by no means less scenic. Pack a picnic lunch to enjoy at the tranquil Dog Lake before turning around for a swift descent. 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        "raw_content": "Why Fear Investing? 4 Simple Truths That All New Investors Need to Read\nIn 2015, a study showed that a surprising 52% of American adults are currently not investing in the stock market. A subsequent 2016 study showed that a large portion of those Americans who are choosing not to invest are from the millennial generation, ages 18 to 34. In fact, 85% of millennial women do not invest their money, while 79% of millennial men do not invest. By comparison, these numbers are far higher than the corresponding numbers from previous generations. This means that a large part of the 52% of Americans who do not invest are some of America\u2019s youngest adults. Interestingly enough, most of these same people also recognize that investing can be incredibly beneficial to a person\u2019s net wealth. This begs the question, why are millennials overwhelmingly choosing not to invest their money?\nThe reason may be simpler than you think. When asked, most of the people who were surveyed mentioned one common deterrent from investing: pure fear. This fear manifests itself for many different reasons, such as the simple fear of losing money or the fear of being perceived as stupid for making mistakes. With that, we decided to clarify something. Is it normal to fear investing? Absolutely. But, should you fear investing? Absolutely not. Here are four truths about investing that all new investors need to know.\n1. If you are nervous to start investing, you are not alone. It may seem pretty clear by now, but the fear of investing is not uncommon. Most people who want to start investing feel as though they should be more prepared than they are. This creates several inherent fears. For example, if you are young, you probably fear losing your money by making a poor investment. You might fear that your lack of knowledge will lead you down a path of poor investment decisions. You might not trust different brokers or investment platforms that exist. You may even be nervous that making an investing mistake could cost you your personal pride. If any of these fears resonates with you, we want you to know that you are not alone and that most investors start out with these same fears.\n2. Investing has a learning curve.\nThis leads us to our next point: some of your fears might be justified. But, with a little bit of work, you will not always feel that way. Do you remember learning to drive or starting your first job? In your first few days or weeks of starting something new, you were probably nervous about making a mistake that could cost you big. For example, you certainly would not want to crash your car or make your boss angry. But, the more time you put into these things, the more comfortable you have become. Investing is the same way. The more time you put into researching investing platforms and different investments, the more knowledge you will have about them. Then, you will be able to apply this knowledge to make better decisions and feel more comfortable. This means that, with a little work, you will be able to get over your initial fears of investing. Trust us when we tell you that investing is not rocket science, even if it seems incredibly complicated now. Just like anything else, it is something that you have to learn.\n3. Investing should be both separate from and connected to your emotions.\nYes, that is right. As you go down the road of making investment decisions, you will come to learn that investing will be tied to your emotions, but also separate from your emotions. This seems complex, but it really is not. What we mean is that, sometimes, you may have a personal connection to the companies that you choose to invest in. You may love a Nike product so much that you want to invest in Nike. This strategy is completely valid \u2013 if you love a company and think that other people will too, you can and should use your emotions to base your investment decisions.\nThat said, you should not let your emotions get too tied up in your investing decisions. For example, investors disagree on which companies are strong stock picks all of the time. Do not let the opinions of other investors embarrass you or scare you into changing your own investment intuitions. Follow your research and make your own personal investment decisions based on what you know.\n4. Investing is not the same as gambling.\nFinally, many new investors view investing in the same way that they view gambling. They think that investing is just another risky way to put their money on the line and pray for a good outcome. But, in reality, the two are not the same. One of the biggest differences between investing and gambling is the availability of information. When you try to pick a stock, you will find that company information is readily available and public. With that, you can learn as much about a stock\u2019s history as you want and use that to base your decisions. This is very unlike sitting down for a game of poker, where you typically do not know anything about the table or your opponents. This means that you put your money down to gamble with far less information than you have when you enter the stock market. Trust us: this information can make all the difference.\nFurther, gambling has a time constraint, while investing does not. If you start losing money in a game of poker, it will be much harder to make that money back before the end of the game. On the other hand, you can hold your investments for as long as you see fit, in order to make up for any losses or to continue making any profits. 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        "raw_content": "Review of \u201cAmerican Made\u201d\nIt\u2019s the late 1970\u2019s and Barry Seal (Tom Cruise) is a pilot for Trans World Airlines. He\u2019s bored by the daily grind of flying from one city to the next so he likes to pull stunts that shake up the passengers and his co-pilot. One day while laid over in yet another city and another hotel, Barry is approached by Monty Schafer (Domhnall Gleeson) with an opportunity: Own your own business and fly reconnaissance missions in Central America for the CIA. Seal\u2019s photos are appreciated by Schafer and his bosses and they decide to add runs to Nicaragua for Seal to give Manuel Noriega payoffs in exchange for his intelligence on communist rebels. Seal\u2019s flights in and out of Central America attract the attention of a cocaine smuggling cartel that includes Pablo Escobar (Mauricio Mejia). The cartel wants Seal to fly their product into America on his return trips. In exchange they will pay him enormous sums of cash. The CIA turns a blind eye to Seal\u2019s work for the cartel but the Drug Enforcement Agency tries to shut him down so Schafer moves Seal, his wife Lucy (Sarah Wright) and their kids to a small town in Arkansas. There they set Seal up with his own airport and thousands of acres of undeveloped land surrounding it. Soon the CIA wants Seal to ferry Contras into the US for training and transporting thousands of guns for their insurrection against the communist government of Nicaragua. Barry Seal is playing both sides in a dangerous, high stakes game that could lead to a great deal of death and destruction. If only he had listened to Nancy Reagan and just said \u201cNo!\u201d\n\u201cAmerican Made\u201d follows the adventures of Barry Seal and his dealings with the CIA, a major drug cartel and the Contras of Nicaragua. It is a story of patriotism, capitalism and the fight against communism. It\u2019s a story of hubris and well-informed stupidity. It is also a study in not learning from history and being doomed to repeat the mistakes of the past. In other words, \u201cAmerican Made\u201d is about what\u2019s going on right now. It is an entertaining movie that takes a true story and almost makes you hope Barry Seal somehow gets away with everything he\u2019s doing and lives happily ever after with his wife and kids under a new identity in a small town staying under the radar. Sadly, real life rarely works out fairly.\nI really enjoyed \u201cAmerican Made\u201d and the performance of Tom Cruise as the devil-may-care Barry Seal. This is the kind of role Cruise can sink his teeth into; creating a nuanced and complicated character that is able to ride the line between hero and villain. Nothing Seal does after about the first five minutes of the movie is remotely legal, even if he is doing it for the US government; but Cruise makes Seal such a likable rogue you can\u2019t help but hope he succeeds (check Wikipedia to find out how things turned out for Seal). Unlike the character he played in \u201cThe Mummy,\u201d Cruise is able to find the right balance of caring husband/father and gun/drug-running scumbag. He\u2019s the kind of guy you\u2019d like to have a few beers with and be enthralled by his stories. You\u2019d never know if he was lying to you but Seal (as played by Cruise) is so charming and entertaining you wouldn\u2019t care. Barry Seal is probably Cruise\u2019 best performance in the last 20 years.\nDomhnall Gleeson is also terrific as CIA operative Monty Schafer. A brilliant combination of best friend, kindly mentor and threatening bureaucrat, Gleeson gives Schafer just the right mix to make him interesting to watch since you are never quite sure which side of his personality will show up. Gleeson is woefully underused in the role. While it would have never happened in real life it would have been great to see Schafer join Seal on a trip to Nicaragua and experience life in the field for once.\nWhile \u201cAmerican Made\u201d is extremely entertaining the story is also ultimately infuriating. Knowing how things turn out for the CIA operation and the eventual creation of the Iran/Contra plan that tainted President Reagan\u2019s legacy and wound up exposing the extent of the intelligence agency\u2019s involvement in drug running, money laundering and arms dealing, watching it all unfold onscreen and seeing how there were numerous opportunities to stop it makes you wonder just how smart the people running the darker corners of the government are. It reminds me of the new PBS documentary on the Vietnam War from Ken Burns. In the second episode there are at least two, possibly three, opportunities for America to pull out of Vietnam; but the fear of Communism and the desire of President Kennedy to get reelected proved to be more powerful than common sense. While I\u2019m no student of history, there are probably more examples of obvious signs that should have been heeded to prevent catastrophe and failure that were ignored. Apparently tunnel vision is a very real and dangerous thing.\n\u201cAmerican Made\u201d is rated R for language throughout and some sexuality/nudity. The nudity consists mostly of women in lingerie and Tom Cruise\u2019 bare backside he flashes at his family as a joke. We see a couple of sex scenes but they are very mild and brief. Foul language is common throughout the film.\nOn numerous occasions I have referred to Tom Cruise as a \u201ctool\u201d for his behavior on the Today Show towards Matt Lauer and his association with the Church of Scientology and I maintain that opinion; however, I am also of the opinion that, if given the right role, Cruise is one of the best actors in the world. In \u201cAmerican Made,\u201d Cruise is in the right role. While Barry Seal may have been a dumpy man way in over his head, Cruise makes him a charismatic rebel that almost pulls off a masterful plan to get rich beyond anyone\u2019s dreams. It may be a perversion of the American Dream but Seal, as played by Cruise, makes it look attainable and worth the risk.\n\u201cAmerican Made\u201d gets five stars.\nA long-gestating sequel, a high-altitude adventure and animated juvenile equines debut on screens this week. I\u2019ll see and review one of the following:\nFollow me on Twitter @moviemanstan. 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The annual meeting shall include approval of minutes; the presentation of a financial report for the preceding fiscal year; election of officers from candidates selected by the Nominating Committee from among active, state affiliate members with primary assignments in the area of internal and/or external communication; and any other business properly conducted by the voting members. Any additional regular meetings of the voting members shall be held at times and places fixed by the association President. Notice of these meetings shall be provided at least 10 days before the meeting.\nSection 2.2. Special Meetings. A special meeting of the voting members may be called by the President provided that notice, including the time, place and purposes of the meeting, is provided at least 10 days before the meeting. A special meeting shall act only on matters included in the notice. Special meetings may be conducted and/or accessed remotely through electronic communications as approved and arranged by the elected officers.\nSection 2.3. Quorum, Voting and Procedures. At any meeting of the organization, the voting members present in person shall constitute a quorum and, unless otherwise provided in these bylaws or in applicable law, a majority of those present can decide any matter. Each member present may cast one vote; no votes may be cast by proxy.\nSection 2.4. Conduct of Meetings. Meetings will be conducted to conform with these bylaws; any procedural disputes shall be resolved by reference to the current edition of Robert\u2019s Rules of Order.\nSection 2.5. Amendments and Resolutions. An amendment proposes a change to the Association\u2019s bylaws. A resolution proposes action and/or policy. Amendments shall require a 2/3 vote of those members at a membership meeting for passage. Resolutions shall be approved by a simple majority of the voting members at the membership meeting. A copy of amendment language must be made available to the membership 30 days preceding the membership meetings (annual, regular or special). Resolutions may be proposed from the floor of the meetings.\nSection 3.1. Officer Duties and Selection. The members of the State Education Association Communicators (SEAC) will elect officers with responsibilities to set the direction and drive the work of the organization, to set dues and maintain overall fiduciary health, and to plan the SEAC annual conference. The SEAC Nominating Committee, as appointed by the officers for each annual conference, will determine qualified candidates to put forth for election. The Nominating Committee will put forth a slate of candidates from active state affiliate members with primary assignments in the area of internal and/or external communication.\nSection 3.2. Offices and Terms. Officers of the SEAC shall include a president, president-elect, secretary, treasurer and member-at-large. The president-elect will be elected for a two-year term at the annual meeting of the membership and shall automatically succeed to president at the expiration of that term of office. The secretary, treasurer and member-at-large shall be elected to one-year terms at the annual meeting of the membership and are eligible for re-election. At the first meeting following the adoption of these amended bylaws, the president shall be elected by the members for a one-year term.\nSection 3.3. Vacancies. In the event of a resignation of the president, the president-elect shall become president. In the event of a vacancy in the office of president-elect, secretary, treasurer, or member-at-large, the remaining officers shall appoint a person to serve in the vacated office until the next annual meeting.\nSection 3.4. NEA Liaison. NEA Communications may select one of its SEAC members to serve as a liaison to the SEAC officers for the purpose of sharing NEA perspectives and resources.\nSection 3.5. Committees. The president may establish and lead, or appoint other officers or members to lead, any committees deemed necessary to efficiently conduct the business of the SEAC. The chairs of these committees serve at the will of the president and will form a steering committee to assist the president in planning and driving the work of the organization.\nSection 3.6. Board of Directors and Executive Committee. The Board of Directors shall manage the business, property, and affairs of the organization and shall consist of the five elected SEAC officers described above. The persons serving on the Board of Directors at any time may be referred to herein as the \u201cDirectors,\u201d or individually as a \u201cDirector.\u201d The Board of Directors may also be referred to as the Executive Committee.\nSection 4.1. Disclosure. Any officer who has an interest in a contract or other transaction presented to the Executive Committee for authorization, approval or ratification shall make a prompt and full disclosure of his or her interest to the Executive Committee prior to its acting on the contract or transaction. This disclosure shall include any relevant and material facts known to the officer about the contract or transaction that might reasonably be construed to be adverse to the corporation\u2019s interest.\nSection 4.2. Voting. No officer shall vote on any contract or transaction that has a direct bearing on services to be provided by that officer, or by any organization other than the NEA or any of its state or local affiliates that the officer represents or in which the officer has an ownership interest or is otherwise interested or affiliated, that would directly or indirectly financially benefit the officer. All such services will be fully disclosed or known to the Executive Committee members present at the meeting at which the contract or transaction is authorized.\nArticle 5 \u2013 FINANCE\nSection 5.1. Acceptance of Funds. Grants, donations, bequests and other funds\nand property may be accepted by the SEAC from any source in conformity with policies adopted by the Executive Committee.\nSection 5.2. Depository Accounts. All SEAC funds shall be placed in such depository or investment accounts as the officers may designate. Checks must be signed by persons authorized as signers by the Executive Committee.\nSection 5.3. Management of Funds. The Treasurer shall be the principal custodian of all funds, shall see that accurate books of account are maintained, shall ensure compliance with government tax, reporting and other requirements, and shall provide the Executive Committee with financial reports and statements as needed. 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        "raw_content": "In 2018 there will be six major league teams that take the field with a new manager. Two of those teams will be the Washington Nationals and the New York Yankees.\nIt came as a surprise to many when both Dusty Baker and Joe Girardi didn\u2019t recieve a contract extension by their respected teams. Both were fired just a short time after their teams had been eliminated from the postseason.\nMany parties around baseball have questioned these moves which have come on the heels of largely successful seasons for both teams. Were the dismissals of these two managers well justified by their front offices?\n1) Dusty Baker\nBack in November of 2015, Dusty Baker was hired by the Washington Nationals as Plan B to their first choice, Bud Black. 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        "raw_content": "Our Work: One Village Coffee\nDecember 16, 2014 | by Mike\nWe haven\u2019t shared a lot of our work in the past, but looking into 2015 our goal is to open up about the process. Today, we are going to show you our latest brand build, One Village Coffee. They are based just outside Philadelphia and are literally one of the most ethically driven companies I have ever been around. They began nine years ago, and were one of the founding B-Corp companies (Along with Method, Good Magazine, and Klean Kanteen). Like many brands we meet, they began out of passion. Originally they had no background in coffee but as a group of family and friends who traveled the world and saw how microeconomic impact in small villages had direct impact on those communities, they saw coffee as a vehicle for change. 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        "raw_content": "Big Oil Is Doing Just Fine\n...for those who might have been celebrating the prospect of the oil price plunge taking down a few of the big boys, don't put on your party hats yet. Shell, BP and Total are still going to take a hit from lower prices, but they're likely to beat earnings expectations because of their trading desks.\nAs anyone not living under a rock knows by now, oil has plummeted from over a $100 a barrel last summer to just $43 a barrel this week. So there must be much wailing and gnashing of teeth in the offices of BP and Shell right now, right? The Big Oil fat cats must be pulling their hair out over their plunging profits. Prepare for a bevy of oligarchs to start throwing themselves off of rigs in the coming months.\n...Or not. As it turns out, Big Oil is doing just fine in this downturn, thank you very much. Or, more specifically, BP Plc, Royal Dutch Shell Plc and Total SA, who, as Bloomberg helpfully points out, are \u201cbetter known for their oil fields, refineries, and petrol stations,\u201d but also just happen to be \u201cthe world's biggest oil traders.\u201d\nThat's right, unbeknownst to most of the public, the same Big Oil bigwigs who set record profits drilling, refining and selling the oil (and destroying the Gulf, propping up the petrodollar and manipulating global geopolitics) also happen to be the biggest players in the commodities markets for their own product. What does this mean, exactly? It means that, like any trader with a little savvy (and insider knowledge), they'll be able to profit from their product just as much on the way down as on the way up.\nYou see, making money in the markets is not about whether a price is rising or falling, but THAT a price is rising or falling. Back when oil was stuck in a fairly small and fairly predictable trading range (whether that range was near $100 a barrel or $1) there was little profit to be made playing the market. But when there's a dramatic rise or fall, the volatility gives traders an opportunity to place bets in the casino derivative economy on the future price. Those who short the product will benefit from the falling price just as the 9/11 insider traders scored big by betting that the stocks of the companies involved in 9/11 would fall.\nAnd, of course, it helps when you physically deal in the product you're trading. As we pointed out before in these pages, traders are taking advantage of the oil slump by buying up as much crude as they can get their hands on...and sending it out to sea. By merely sending it offshore and waiting they stand to make piles of money by bringing it back and selling it when prices come back up.\nSo just how big are BP, Shell and Total's trading operations? No one knows for sure (because they're not spilling the beans), but we have some different ways to estimate it. Firstly we have BP's own number from 2005, when they reported that their trading operation brought in $2.97 billion, equivalent to about 10% of the total revenue for the company that year. During the last big oil price plunge in 2009 BP claimed to have made $500 million more than usual on their trading activity, or about 20% of their adjusted earnings for that quarter. With entire trading floors that rival Wall Street investment banks, BP and Shell are such big traders that they join Big Ag trader Cargill Inc. As the only non-financial companies to be registered as swap dealers under Dodd-Frank.\nSo for those who might have been celebrating the prospect of the oil price plunge taking down a few of the big boys, don't put on your party hats yet. Shell, BP and Total are still going to take a hit from lower prices, but they're likely to beat earnings expectations because of their trading desks.",
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        "raw_content": "A week ago, I received an email from Prof. Sklair, a researcher from the UK, asking me if my website GREENDEX.ORG has been using the word \u201cAnthropocene\u201d. This gave me pause because I\u2019ve been grappling with that term for a while.\n[When I created GREENDEX, my intention was an educational resource for my home community, the Florida Keys. Alas, my research took me to other places and the site sat idle, so it came as quite a surprise that somebody actually found it and looked at it.]\nHonestly, the term Anthropocene could give me ulcers just thinking about it. I explained to Prof. Sklair that I had not used the word Anthropocene on my website because I have mixed feelings about the word. As a geologist, I reject the term because it has been falsely advertised as an epoch or era on the geologic time scale, which it is not. There have been some rather loud voices demanding it be added, alas, in 2018, the International Commission on Stratigraphy (ICS) last divided the Holocene (current) epoch into three, somewhat obscure, ages: Greenlandian (not obscure), Northgrippian (very obscure), and Meghalayan (extremely obscure). The term Anthropocene was completely omitted from any consideration by the ICS. Maybe they don\u2019t appreciate it when others are telling them how to do their job.\nSecondly, I have had a problem with this type of language because it confirms, in a circular way, our preoccupation with being the dominant species and it\u2019s an acknowledgement of our power positionally, which brought about the consequences of wanting or needing to name this time in the first place.\nAfter deliberating for several months, I find myself coming around to calling it what it is: A period of time on our planet, where one species is fundamentally affecting the quality of life of all other species. This awesome power is even more worrisome, considering the age of our planet and the likely history of life on that planet. So far, our species has really just been a short blip on the planetary timescale, given that modern humans only arose about 200,000 years ago (a number so statistically insignificant compared to the 4.6 billion years of Earth that I had a hard time getting anything other than 0.0% out of my calculator).\nIt\u2019s just so ironically anthropocentric. Or anthropocentrically ironic\u2026\nTo be fair, there has been at least one other time where one species has caused the extinction of many or most other species. About three billion years ago, cyanobacteria created vast amounts of free oxygen when they adopted photosynthesis. At the time, massive amounts of dissolved iron were available to bind with free oxygen to form iron oxide. As a matter of fact, iron was so abundant, it took two billion years for all the iron on the Earth\u2019s surface to oxidize. It wasn\u2019t until about one billion years ago that the composition of the atmosphere changed permanently to what is today about 21% oxygen. Unfortunately, most earlier critters were anaerobic bacteria and oxygen poisoned them and so they pretty much became extinct.\nOver the years, geologists have been able to decipher much of what we now know about Earth\u2019s history and its earlier inhabitants from diligently unscrambling the rock record. Over time, stratigraphers have divided Earth\u2019s history into eons, eras, periods, and epochs, based on fossil evidence and stratigraphic events. As a species, we\u2019re low on the fossil scale (yet) but it has been argued that we\u2019ve messed with nature to a degree that we\u2019ve permanently altered the composition of the atmosphere which, in turn, will show up in the stratigraphic or rock record. Therefore, the argument goes, this period or epoch should be named the Anthropocene.\nCyanobacteria, with their more than three billion year history, might disagree but they\u2019ve just not been very vocal in all of this. And there\u2019s no other tribe or species to name this time period or event after us. So, calling this the Anthropocene is, in some way, just us self-identifying. And why not? It\u2019s what we do best.\nPosted in SCIENCETagged GeologyBy Carmen M Alex\nPrevious PostPrevious About 2018",
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        "raw_content": "Boys cross country buys into training\nKaitlin Palaian, Associate Managing Editor|August 23, 2018\nTaking it easy: The boys cross country team does a recovery run after a week of difficult workouts on the morning of Thurs. Aug. 23.\nThe boys cross country team is preparing a season in which it aims to finish top four at the state meet in Carrollton on Nov. 2.\n\u201cFinally, I got the boys to actually buy into training and training hard and more consistently, so this year, we are really pounding the miles,\u201d coach John Lambert said.\nThe boys have morning and afternoon practices everyday with the exception of Friday afternoons, ranging between 40-60 miles a week.\n\u201cMorning practices make our team much more serious and get a lot more into the sport itself as every morning we go out there and we know the ones that come out are dedicated and it makes us so much better,\u201d junior co-captain Bram Mansbach said. \u201cWe are doing speed in the morning and distance in the afternoon. We are building and building and constantly getting better every day.\u201d\nTo help prevent injury, Lambert is introducing a new bike ride regime scheduled to start August.\n\u201cWe are going to start off at 20 [miles] and hopefully build up to about 40-mile bike rides,\u201d Lambert said. \u201cIt is going to save their knees where they are not constantly running all the time, especially being in the city. We don\u2019t have a lot of grassy lawn areas so that [the bike ride] is going to take the place of their long run.\u201d\nThe team, which is mostly juniors, still has high hopes for the season.\n\u201cWe do kind of have an inexperienced team,\u201d junior co-captain Elias Podber said. \u201cI think we will do okay, though, because we have coach Lambert, and I think we will still finish better at state this year than we did last year (5th), and that even though we are inexperienced, we have a lot of talent.\u201d\nStarting the season with a young team may have some benefits for competition.\n\u201cThe competition is going to be tough this year, and even though we\u2019re a young team we know that and I think we\u2019ll be successful anyway,\u201d Podber said. \u201cThat is the good thing about having a young team like we do. We have this team, and they don\u2019t know anything about us, but they have a team, and we know a little about them.\u201d\nLambert believes the boys are stepping up even after top runners Isaiah Davis and Aidan Goldston graduated.\n\u201cLast season, when I first came in, it took awhile for the boys to really buy in and, of course, like I said, we had Aidan and Isaiah, and they were the front runners, and the [with] rest of the team, there was a huge gap in between them,\u201d Lambert said. \u201cWe have really closed that gap this year, and that is what I think is going to make us stronger because we are more a team than we were last year.\u201d\nThe boys respect Lambert and his training regiment as it has significantly improved their times and team ranking.\n\u201cCoach Lambert, since taking over the boys cross country team [last year], has immediately made us jump [in the rankings],\u201d Mansbach said. \u201cWe went from 12th with a good team to 5th with the same team in the course of a year. We did not lose that many people, but his training regime got us in such better shape that my 5K time went down by two minutes [now 16:58], and his expectations are so high that he thinks I am going to jump another two minutes, which with him, is not that unrealistic.\u201d\nWith a young team and an intense practice schedule ready for the season, the boys are looking for results. Their first meet is Aug. 29 at Grant Park.\n\u201cHe gets results and overall you can\u2019t beat results,\u201d Podber said of coach Lambert. \u201cI am excited for this season.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "How To Organize Your Life With Trello\nTrying to keep on top of things in life is sometimes daunting. If you\u2019re like me, I\u2019ve tried a lot of different things over the years, but finally I have found something that works for me. It\u2019s called Trello and it\u2019s a free web app and also has a really good iphone app for free too.\nBefore I get into Trello, I wanted to share a little bit about my philosophy of use and then also a break down of other things I\u2019ve tried over the years.\nApplying a philosophy of use to productivity tools\nA tool is only as good as the skill of the user. The truth is that most tools work really well, it\u2019s when you bring a human in the mix that things go awry. We have a plethora of tools at our disposal, what we need to do is bring in a way of thinking on how we use them and form habits around them.\nThe biggest thing I see people failing on is not having goes. If we don\u2019t know where we are going, how can we figure out which direction to even go? How can we validate that the things we do are even the right things? What if we are doing things that are actually working against us!?\nTake big goals and break them down to bite sized pieces\nWhen you are setting out on a ambitious journey it\u2019s very helpful to think about the first step you need to take. If you focus too much on the entire goal it can be overwhelming, it can seem impossible, but when we break it down into smaller parts, we then realize all we have to do is this one thing today.\nUnderstand you can only work on a few things at any given time\nIn many cases it\u2019s better to focus on one thing at a time, tackle that head-on. I will often work on a few things at once because there is often time when I\u2019m waiting on someone else (email response, contractor to finish work, etc). Have a select few things means I can work until I have to stop, then transition to work on that other thing.\nUnderstand you\u2019ll get to the other things later\nThis is something many people struggle with a lot. I see it time and time again. When you set your goal, you must understand that trying to do all of them at once will get you nowhere. Like I said above, focus on 2 or 3 things at once and put the rest to the side. This is where people falter; putting things aside for now, isn\u2019t the same as putting them aside forever. We need to get over the emotions that\nThe Tiny Life guide to using Trello to manage your life\nWhat do you use to organize your life?\nWhat tricks work for you?\nBy Ryan Mitchell on July 25, 2017 / Organization / Leave a comment\nTags: calendar, How To, organization, time managment, trello",
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        "raw_content": "When Arizona lost the Super Bowl because the state didn\u2019t recognize Martin Luther King Jr. Day\nThe big game was moved to Los Angeles because state voters refused to honor MLK Day as paid holiday\nA general view of half-time festivities during the Dallas Cowboys 52-17 victory over the Buffalo Bills in Super Bowl XXVII at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, CA. Icon Sportswire\nOn March 19, 1991, NFL owners voted to remove the 1993 Super Bowl from Phoenix after Arizona voters failed to make Martin Luther King Jr. Day a paid holiday.\nThe NFL originally awarded the game to the Arizona Cardinals and owner Bill Bidwill on March 13, 1990. Before the state vote on the King holiday in November 1990, Bidwill expressed confidence that the legislation would pass.\n\u201cI believe the political situation in Phoenix has changed dramatically,\u201d Bidwill told The Associated Press.\nTwo yes/no referendums on MLK Day were on the ballot, and both were defeated. The league had been upfront about what would happen if the paid holiday was not enacted.\n\u201cWe should remove the game from political controversy and avoid being made a target,\u201d then-NFL commissioner Paul Tagliabue told the Chicago Tribune. \u201cSo long as it is in Arizona and the alleged controversy is unresolved, people will reach out and use us as a target.\n\u201cWe\u2019re not infallible. It\u2019s a complicated situation. I don\u2019t think we did very much wrong. The problem existed long before we arrived on the scene.\u201d\nThen-President Ronald Reagan signed the bill that established the first national holiday in honor of King in 1986, and then-Arizona Gov. Bruce Babbitt followed suit.\nBabbitt\u2019s successor, Gov. Evan Mecham, rescinded that decision in 1987, explaining that the governor didn\u2019t have the authority to decide by himself on a new paid state holiday.\nAt the time, only 3 percent of Arizona\u2019s population was black, but most of the players in the NFL were African-American.\nKing\u2019s widow, Coretta Scott King, musicians Stevie Wonder, Public Enemy and U2, and writer Harlan Ellison led a charge for events and talent to boycott the state, and in 1988, Mecham was impeached. A year later, the state legislature approved the holiday, but Arizona\u2019s constitution required a popular vote.\nEven though the league was aware of the political climate in the state, the owners voted 16-12 to give Phoenix the game in kindness to Bidwill and his family, who had been in the league for more than 50 years.\nNorman Braman, then-owner of the Philadelphia Eagles and chairman of the site selection committee, was open about having the game relocated if the holiday wasn\u2019t approved.\n\u201cI think it\u2019s tragic for the people who worked so hard to get the game there,\u201d Braman told The Washington Post. \u201cBut I think it would be an affront to our public and our players if the game was played there.\u201d\nLos Angeles, which had hosted the 1984 Summer Olympics and the 1987 Super Bowl, was awarded the Super Bowl with the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California, as the host venue. It was estimated that the Phoenix-area economy missed out on nearly $200 million to $250 million in revenue.\n\u201cI know we can support this important game and provide the amenities necessary for a gala on the scale of the 1984 Olympic Games,\u201d Los Angeles mayor Tom Bradley told The Associated Press. \u201cIn addition, the 1993 Super Bowl will provide an economic bonanza to the Southern California region as it embarks on the preparations for this incomparable event.\u201d\nWhile the league was able to resolve the issue during that instance, Arizona was on tap to host the Super Bowl in 1996 as a compromise between Tagliabue and then-Arizona Gov. Fife Symington. It was important to the commissioner that the league pay close attention to the civil rights issue and respond accordingly.\nIn 1992, the holiday was again placed on the ballot, and with 62 percent approval, Arizona recognized MLK Day, and the 1996 Super Bowl was played at Sun Devil Stadium.\nThis Story Tagged: #RememberWhensdays Martin Luther King Jr. NFL Super Bowl",
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        "raw_content": "The best date spots on campus, according to r/uoft\nDoes dating at U of T even exist?\nValentine\u2019s Day is upon us, and out of concern for my fellow students, I wanted to share some valuable knowledge. I decided to turn to that paragon of expertise, the U of T subreddit, to see what other students were deeming as our campus\u2019 most romantic venues.\n\u201cHoping you guys can tell me of some interesting date ideas and places to take a girl around campus,\u201d posted one account about three months ago. They received a number of suggestions, ranging from restaurants and bars to activities and romantic locations on campus itself.\nSome restaurants in the area mentioned by r/uoft included Thai Basil, Famoso\u2019s, El Trompo, and Fresh. Activity-based venues were also suggested, like board game caf\u00e9s such as Snakes & Lattes or Tilt, the arcade-themed bar on Brunswick Avenue. Users also mentioned that students have free admission to the Royal Ontario Museum on Tuesdays and to the Art Gallery of Ontario on Wednesdays from 6:00\u20139:00 pm.\nThose willing to brave the cold might want to check out Philosopher\u2019s Walk or U of T\u2019s various quads, including those at University College, Trinity College, or Knox College. For those willing to travel a little further from campus, there were several areas mentioned as worthy of exploration on a date, like Kensington Market or the Distillery District.\nOther students had more cynical responses to this query. \u201cThere is no dating at U of T, there is only pain,\u201d wrote one user.\n\u201cThere\u2019s a pretty titillating 137 lecture with Alfonso three times a week,\u201d wrote another, likely referring to Professor Alfonso Gracia-Saz\u2019s calculus lectures, which take place on Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings from either 9:00\u201310:00 or 10:00\u201311:00.\nOther users were more concerned about venues where they would be able to screen their potential dates. In response to a year-old query from one user, someone suggested Future Bistro. \u201cI have started a ton of downtown dates at Futures; it is an excellent way to \u2018make sure they aren\u2019t a serial killer\u2019 place.\u201d\nWhen they posted on r/uoft eight months ago, one user hadn\u2019t quite made it to the \u2018in a relationship\u2019 phase, stating that they were an engineering student and had observed that there seemed to be more female students in arts programs.\n\u201cIs the dating scene such that you go up to a girl and ask for their number and text for a bit, then go on a date?\u201d they asked. \u201cIs it more complicated and do you have to try harder when it comes to UofT girls?\u201d\n\u201cIt\u2019s common knowledge that UofT girls are vastly different from other girls,\u201d wrote another user. \u201cI\u2019ve heard there\u2019s some molecular biology research going on\u2026 the general consensus among the scientific community is that girls that go to UofT may share a different common ancestor than other \u2018normie\u2019 girls and could possibly even be, dare I say, inhuman.\u201d\nThere\u2019s no shortage of locations around U of T to take your significant other. The hardest part will probably be finding the significant other. I shudder to think of the state of Tinder during midterm season \u2014 but readers, go forth and prosper. I\u2019ll save the \u2018where to have sex on campus\u2019 posts for another article.\nHow to survive cuffing season at U of T\nCould we possibly have been cuffed all along?\nCORALS ZHENG/THE VARSITY\nCuffing season is upon us, which means millennials are sliding into DMs at 2:00 am on a Wednesday night, trying to convince themselves that being \u2018cuffed\u2019 isn\u2019t as bad as they initially thought. Or they\u2019re tweeting Tumblr quotes and reposting Insta-poetry to combat the emptiness of being incredibly single.\nCuffing season refers to the period of fall and winter during which singles will attempt to find a relationship in an attempt to be cuffed during the colder seasons. In the past, non-University of Toronto students have told me that the best way to survive cuffing season is to party all day, every day. The internet\u2019s suggestions include buying body pillows, binge drinking, and going for brunch.\nBut none of these tips are suitable for the average U of T student taking a full course load, overworking themselves with endless extracurricular involvement, and setting their hearts on finding the cure to a rare disease.\nSince there are still at least two more months left until cuffing season is over, here is a guide to surviving cuffing season at U of T.\nGo on ACORN and look at your GPA\nU of T is a prestigious school, and only the smartest, brightest high school students are admitted each year. Despite being the most intelligent group of individuals in the country, U of T students are not immune to the feeling of loneliness and the overwhelming weight of singledom.\nWhen feeling sorry for yourself due to your lack of a significant other, log onto ACORN and admire your 4.0. Non-U of T students find us intimidating because of our genius minds \u2014 it\u2019s not our fault people can\u2019t handle our brains. A 4.0 will always be sexier than being cuffed.\nFind love with Northrop Frye\nThe saying goes, \u201cMen always cheat and, eventually, leave,\u201d or so I\u2019ve been told by the Polish ladies at my job. But living at Victoria College has assured me that this sexist statement is inaccurate. Since my first year at U of T, a lot of men have disappointed me, and many did abandon me.\nBut Northrop Frye has always been my constant. He\u2019s always been there for me. When I fail to make time for him, he doesn\u2019t take my absence personally. He has definitely cheated on me, but cuffing season only mandates a relationship \u2014 not a serious, monogamous one. More importantly, he\u2019s a great listener.\nRecall Ivan Reznikoff\nRomantic love and U of T don\u2019t always work well together. We have to maintain our GPAs and keep making ignorant and hurtful memes based on our mantra of being the number one school in the country.\nWhen you start to feel an inkling of loneliness, remind yourself how romance has historically ended at U of T \u2014 like Reznikoff, for example. If he and another man hadn\u2019t fallen in love with the same woman, he wouldn\u2019t be haunting the halls of University College. The correct lesson to draw from this is that U of T students who try to pursue love will end up haunting the campus for the rest of their lives.\nRemember: at convocation, you will acquire a U of T degree\nShortly after graduating, you will be receiving pamphlets from U of T asking for alumni donations. U of T is in it for the long run, and everyone knows commitment is important for a healthy relationship.\nIn the book Is He or Isn\u2019t He?, John Hall claims that \u201csometimes what you\u2019re looking for is right under your nose and you don\u2019t even know it.\u201d That could not be truer for U of T students \u2014 U of T has literally always been here for us. We wear U of T\u2019s clothes, talk about U of T to our friends and family, and all of us have been inside U of T. Maybe we\u2019ve been in an intimate, committed relationship all along, and we didn\u2019t even know it.\nHappy cuffing season!\nExplaining Tinder to your grandmother\nShedding the stigma of online dating, and unveiling its unexpected benefits\nDenise Villate/THE VARSITY\nhttp://var.st/1b1\nAt Christmas dinner with my extended family, the classic uncomfortable investigation came from the elders: how are the boys? Cue a snarky jab from my younger brother about everyone\u2019s favourite swiping app, and I ended up in the unfortunate position of having to explain the concept of Tinder to my grandmother.\nHow would you explain and defend Tinder to someone who was born the same year the British left India? On the surface, the app apparently marks the decline of romance, given its infamous reputation for facilitating one-night stands. This, in turn, leads to a stigmatization of its ability to actually foster long-lasting relationships.\nIn fact, many of my peers seem inclined to create fake \u2018how we met stories\u2019 after finding and dating someone on Tinder, in order to sidestep this stigma. A good friend of mine has been dating her boyfriend for around three months. While we referred to him as \u2018Tinder boy\u2019 when they were unofficially hanging out, she slowly transitioned to referring to him as \u2018Starbucks boy\u2019 when she realized he was sticking around. The Starbucks \u2018how we met\u2019 story was initially created solely for \u2018meeting the family\u2019 purposes. Yet, she began to rely on it more and more when everyone seemed to delegitimize the origins of the romance.\nIt is strange that we ridicule Tinder as a means of romantic interaction, especially given that it is so popular among our generation. While no one can pinpoint the exact moment we went from flower petals and \u2018he loves me, he loves me not\u2019 to \u2018swipe right, swipe left,\u2019 it\u2019s clear that online courtships has taken the world by storm.\nA 2011 Leger Marketing study showed that 36 per cent of Canadians between the ages of 18 and 34 used dating apps. Over 50 per cent of Tinder\u2019s user base are between the ages of 18 and 24, which coincides with the peak ages for university attendance.\nCertainly, there are those who have not succeeded in, or simply avoided, the Tinder-verse. This is presumably because many of us haven\u2019t yet unpacked the social stigma of meeting a significant other on an app that was initially marketed as a hook-up tool, even though Millenials are comfortable with using Tinder as a pastime.\nPerhaps Tinder isn\u2019t as romantic as bumping into someone in the hall of Sidney Smith, stooping to pick up the books you dropped, and gazing into one another\u2019s eyes for the first time. Yet, as much as we may long for those moments, real life is not a romantic comedy.\nWhether you\u2019re introduced by friends or meet in an elevator, there\u2019s an inordinate amount of luck involved in meeting someone right for you. Millenials are busy, and we don\u2019t always have time to wait around for cupid. It\u2019s a good thing that we make our own luck, and Tinder \u2014 amongst other dating apps \u2014 is incredibly helpful in facilitating that. Such technology merely represents a different, form, rather than a deterioration, of communication.\nAt least for the next little while, Tinder is here to stay, and its customer base grows every day. So, while my own parents met at a high school party in Whitby, \u201chow we met stories\u201d may be markedly different in 10 years. Perhaps that\u2019s not such a bad thing.\nNish Chankar is a second-year student at Trinity College studying economics and international relations. She is also the associate vice-president, equity of the University of Toronto Students\u2019 Union (UTSU); the views expressed here are her own.",
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        "raw_content": "Celebrity Mishaps Behind The Wheel\nAmerica tends to put celebrities on a pedestal, praising and scrutinizing their every decision. However, a number of gossip magazines revel in pointing out that movie stars and the like also have to do mundane, everyday tasks like running to the corner store for a quart of milk or taking out the trash (They're just like us!). In addition to these chores, celebrities are like us in another way: They can get into trouble when behind the wheel. Kyle Busch Kyle Busch - the driver of the no. 18 car for Joe Gibbs Racing - makes a living out of going fast. However, just because he brings in millions for driving more than 200 mph in a circle, it doesn't give the 26-year-old free reign to do whatever he pleases when he's behind the wheel. Busch, who has 23 wins in NASCAR's premier Sprint Cup Series, found out the hard way that he is no exception to the rule when he was cited for speeding and reckless driving in May in North Carolina. The driver allegedly was driving in a 45 mph zone at 128 mph, a speed more appropriate for Bristol Motor Speedway than a public road. Adding to the humor is that as a result of pleading guilty to the speeding charge and no contest to the reckless driving one, Busch had his license suspended for 45 days, reports ESPN. However, don't cry for him as Busch will still be able to compete in NASCAR events, as licenses are surprisingly not mandatory for drivers. DMX NASCAR racers and rappers don't have a lot in common on the surface but DMX and Busch appear like they might. The artist, who's real name is Earl Simmons, was recently arrested in Mesa, Arizona, for speeding. DMX was allegedly going 102 mph in a 60 mph zone. However, ToneDeaf reports that DMX disagrees with the allegations, claiming he was traveling closer to 85 mph at the time of the incident. Justin Bieber The teen music sensation was recently in the news for a minor fender bender in Los Angeles. According to NewsCore, a Honda Civic hit Bieber's black Ferrari in the San Fernando valley. While the pop star's sweet ride may be dinged, fortunately no one was hurt in the accident. \"No one was injured and there was no damage to either vehicle,\" the Los Angeles Police Department said in a statement.\nPosted in News, Speeding Tickets",
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        "raw_content": "Makers of \u2018Roomba\u2019 Unveil Plans to Release a Robot Lawn Mower in 2020\nWhile many Americans still push a vacuum around the floor of their home, that isn\u2019t the only option. iRobot changed everything when they invented a vacuum that can maneuver around your floors all by itself. Not only is the Roomba vacuum practical, it\u2019s also great entertainment for dogs, cats and babies.\nWhile the Roomba was released in 2002, iRobot has secretly been working on a new invention for well over a decade. In fact, they\u2019ve been working on it for so long that you can see failed prototypes in the 2008 movie \u201c21.\u201d In the film, iRobot CEO, Colin Angle, played a professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. His character was announcing the winner of a robotics competition, and the failed prototypes were used for entries in the competition.\nThe secret invention that iRobot is finally planning to release in the U.S. in 2020 is a robotic lawn mower called Terra. Get ready to see dogs and cats riding around on top of the family lawn mower at all hours of the day.\niRobot never imagined that the mower would be so much more complicated to get right than the vacuum, but they ran into hurdle after hurdle. Angle says, \u201cHonestly, this robot drove me insane.\u201d\nAngle and his team had to figure out how to get the robot to navigate a sprawling American lawn while avoiding things like flower beds and picnic tables. They also had to figure out how to get the robot to mimic the typical back and forth lines that Americans expect to see on well-manicured lawns.\nThe team tried using Satellite technology, but that didn\u2019t work since things like tree branches messed with the GPS signal. The camera lenses iRobot uses on their latest vacuums didn\u2019t work on a mower either since the lenses often got blocked with dirt and debris.\nAfter giving up on the robot mower twice, they finally felt enough financial pressure that they had to keep trying. The solution that worked ended up being ultra-wide bandwidth radio technology, but then astronomers complained that the radio signals would be problematic with their interstellar chemistry research.\nThe Federal Communications Commission ended up siding with iRobot, and now the company is getting ready to launch their first robotic mower in Germany where there is already a current market for robotic lawn mowers.\nOnce the mower is released in the U.S. in 2020, you\u2019ll be able to set up the Terra to mow your yard daily or several times a week. There will even be an app where you can control the mower from your phone. Once the mower is done, or if it needs to recharge, it will return to its station. If it sounds too good to be true, the only downside might be the price.\nWhile we don\u2019t know the final price for Terra, similar robotic lawn mowers can cost over $1,000. If you despise pushing your lawn mower around your yard, perhaps the price is worth it. If you pay someone else to mow your yard, it will probably pay for itself in time.\nDo you plan to buy the Terra in 2020?",
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        "raw_content": "From time to time, The Ember Cast is invited to facilitate a culture or service or leadership experience for student groups. We are currently planning one of these experiences for a high school student group. The vision for this one is to integrate ideas of team, cultural navigation, serving in the suburbs and varied expressions of Church. We're excited to engage some students in these concepts that are at the pulse of what we do.\nIt is never too early for a middle or high school student to learn some of these ideas - how to peel back elements of a culture or what is the best thing I can give my team or what does poverty look like in the suburbs. The barrier to this kind of learning is almost never maturity - students this age are fully capable of getting it. Instead, in today's youth culture, the barrier is availability. The single biggest challenge to students learning these things is their busyness.\nEmber's time with students groups like this is a huge honor and privilege. We don't take it for granted and know that there's lots of Kingdom potential in one single weekend.",
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        "raw_content": "About / Acupuncture\nAcupuncture originated in China and is still practised as a stand-alone therapy and in combination with conventional medicine. Acupuncture is now widely used and accepted all over the world. The World Health Organisation lists many conditions that acupuncture can help. Acupuncture is based on Chinese Medicine principles that have been developed, researched and refined over 2,000 years. \u2018Dry Needling\u2019 used by chiropractors, physiotherapists and osteopaths\u2019 is based on Western Medical understanding of acupuncture and is not the same. Acupuncture works to help maintain your body\u2019s equilibrium, whether recovering from injury or emotional upset. It involves the insertion of very fine needles in specific points to help your body bring back its balance or homeostasis. It works primarily through the body\u2019s nervous system, and energy or Qi, as it is known in China. 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However, all such reactions are short-lived (see section below).\nShould my doctor know?\nIf you have been prescribed medication it advisable to tell your doctor that you are planning to have acupuncture. Do not stop taking your medication. At your first consultation you will be asked about what medication and supplements you are taking as this may affect your response to the acupuncture treatment.\nWill my health insurance policy cover acupuncture treatment?\nSome insurance companies will pay for acupuncture treatment. Because each insurance provider has different restrictions, it is best to consult with your provider to determine if your treatment will be covered. The WPA generally only insure members of the General Medical Council and British Medical Society (BMAS) but in July 2016 gave me \u201cDiscretionary Recognition to provide care for their customers\u201d.\nFrequency and number of sessions depend on your individual condition. Usually most conditions will benefit from initially weekly or twice weekly sessions at first. Some change is usually felt within five or six treatments, although occasionally just one or two treatments are sufficient. Some people choose to have regular acupuncture to maintain good health.\nSome people turn to acupuncture for help with a specific symptom or condition and minimise their reliance on medication. Others choose to have treatment to help maintain good health, as a preventive measure, or simply to improve their general sense of wellbeing. Because traditional acupuncture aims to treat the whole person rather than specific symptoms in isolation, it can be effective for a range of conditions. Acupuncture treats the person, not just the condition which they have, so each patient\u2019s treatment plan will be different. You can always discuss your condition before seeking treatment to give you an idea of what to expect. 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        "raw_content": "Uncurrency Anime \u2013 Bokura Ga Ita\nNever have I watched an anime that had me as conflicted as Bokura Ga Ita. Do not be fooled by it\u2019s rather cute, airy, fluffy shoujo feel because this series is very dramatic, frustrating, conflicting, and head wrenching especially in its second half. Relationships is never a straight path especially for High School students and Bokura Ga Ita emphasiez on those crooked parts.\nThe main couple, Takahashi and Yano, will almost do nothing but frustrate you in the entire run of the series. WHY CAN\u2019T YOU JUST GET ALONG?!!?!? The series spends so much time on these two dumbnuts, making them so annoyingly realistic and flawed. Yano is an asshole and Nana has no guts. They are not likable at all but somehow that\u2019s what makes this series shine.\nIt\u2019s crazy that I\u2019m praising this series now, especially after getting way too frustrated at it and dropping it a few years back. 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Bokura Ga Ita has a fuckton of EDs, insert music seguing to EDs, insert music, and heartfelt background music that can really make you cry at times. The OST is used perfectly and it sort of compensates for the animation.\nIf you asked me over a year ago on how I felt about Bokura Ga Ita, I\u2019d say that I hated it. Looking back, I realized how big of a fool I was. It\u2019s the exact fact that I hated it that made it amazing. This isn\u2019t going into my all time favorites because I hate it and it made me even more frustrated than Kimi ni Todoke\u2019s frustrating parts but I wholeheartedly recommend it. Just be warned: You will get frustrated.\nExecution: 39/40 (Flawless in a sense)\nEngagement: 24/30 (Frustration can go overboard at times; I ended up dropping it for more than a year)\nCharacters: 19/20 (I hated them; Flawed and frustrating but it\u2019s the exact same reason why they\u2019re amazing)\nProduction Values: 8/10 (Almost non existent animation; Amazing Soundtrack)\nThis entry was posted in Anime, Uncurrency Anime and tagged bokura ga ita, frustration by ahelo. Bookmark the permalink.\n12 thoughts on \u201cUncurrency Anime \u2013 Bokura Ga Ita\u201d\nTPAB~ on August 27, 2012 at 10:42 pm said:\nso it\u2019s bad that it\u2019s good??\ni think the show is solid. it just ended pretty badly.\nthe characters are easy to relate to and the romance aspect is fine. not great but it\u2019s fine. XD\nahelo on August 27, 2012 at 11:12 pm said:\nIt\u2019s not bad per se but I thought it was bad. The bad that I was seeing though was the realism of how their relationship worked which made me appreciate this so much more than I thought it wad. Maybe it\u2019s just me being masochistic.\nEven tough the ending was open-ended, somehow I didn\u2019t take it against the series. It sorta fits Bokura Ga Ita\u2019s themes which is being forever frustrating.\nyeah, it was a very unique approach to a love story. the presence of yano\u2019s ex was so strong it drove the hammer on his relationship with his current gf. i love it cause she\u2019s dead but she\u2019s also very alive. 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You\u2019re right in saying it sorta fits the mood but good golly they did it in almost every episode!\nAnd fuck spoiler with the little sister, I was just about to read that part today (so that\u2019s why it was so controversial oh fuck marina why\u2019d you spoil it!!!!!! loljk not really mad just GAAAAAHHHHH).\n-________________________________-\nAnyway I just finished the manga now and the ending was pretty frustrating in a sense that it wasn\u2019t frustrating at all. It ended perfectly.\nlostty on September 2, 2012 at 3:36 am said:\nI\u2019ve tried to get into this series on three separate occasions, but it frustrated and annoyed me to the point of dropping it once again each time. I\u2019m sure in no time I\u2019m going to attempt to get through it once again only to repeat the process of frustration and drop it. Oy\u2026.\nThe art really was lazy. 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        "raw_content": "Freddy Fenders Gravesite\u2026..\nApril 10, 2016 April 10, 2016 w2bergen 1 Comment\nSan Benito is only several miles from Harlingen. I like their Walmart better, they seem to have more things you need and not as busy as Harlingen\u2019s, and its also on the way to Brownsville and Padre Island. Right along the interstate you pass this water tower stating it was also Freddy Fenders Hometown.\nI did some research and found out he was buried at a cemetery at the edge of town. Freddy had several hit songs that I remember, Before the Next Tear Drop Falls, and Wasted Days and Wasted nites. He was a country singer. I really enjoyed his singing, although I never bought any of his records.\nFreddy was born June 4, 1937 in San Benito Tx. His birth name was Baldemera Garza Huerta. He grew up in a poor Hispanic neighborhood. He grew up working with his parents in the fields as migrant workers. Many of his fellow workers were black, and some of them, Fender remembers, were good enough singers and musicians to have been professionals. The blues music he heard in the fields would become an integral part of his own unique style. Freddy hit the top Charts in 1975 as a bilingual Country Singer. Freddy Fender has had three successful careers-as a Hispanic/pop star in the late 50\u2019s, a country pop star in the 70\u2019s, and a member of the Grammy award-winning Texas Tornadoes in the 90\u2019s. With his signing to Warner/Reprise, he began a new chapter in an amazing career that spanned nearly four decades.\nHe had a kidney transplant from his daughter, adopted daughter Marla Garcia, in January 2002 and a liver transplant in 2004. On August 13, 2006, he was diagnosed with incurable cancer and died on October 14 in Corpus Christi Texas.\nI knew last year, he was buried near, but I had never bothered to find his grave. So several weeks ago, Rich and I went to Walmart in San Benito, and I decided that we should find it. I had looked up the directions earlier. It was so easy, right at the edge of town. His grave is in the New San Benito Memorial Park. He was the first one buried their, and their is room for 300 burials.\nThere is a replica of his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in the sidewalk just behind his headstone. The back of the black granite headstone has a picture of Freddy playing his guitar with a spotlight shining on him.\nThe headstone and grave is surrounded by a large circular area of paving stones. Around the edge of that circular area are two black granite benches and six monuments commemorating his long career. On the six monuments was all the information of Freddy\u2019s songs, his history in the musical field, and all his awards. Lots of important info that I didn\u2019t even know . He had quite an Amazing Life.\nAdjoining this Cemetery was a very old one. As I stood at Freddys grave, I looked over and seen the graves all decorated. It was so colorful. I had never seen one like it before. So Rich and I drove over to explore.\nThis was the City Cemetery of San Benito. I walked through this one and was amazed at how they decorated for Easter. I vowed to come back again.\nAgain came a day later\u2026.lol\u2026.My friend Alice and I decided to go. \u201cCici, if you read this, well all go this fall when we\u2019re all back\u2026..You got to see this\u2026..\u201d I took many pics. As Alice and I walked through, this is what we seen\u2026\u2026\nNotice that all the plots are outlined. Some painted, and many many flowers. Also these plots are not in any order. They seem to have buried wherever they had room. So many are crooked and jammed in areas. =\nThis was the grave of 2 teenage boys. They constructed a pavilion and a basketball hoop. They had just poured the concrete floor. When Alice and I came, they had freshly painted it the maroon color of the pavilion.\nThis one was designed using tile around the edge walls. It is full of Easter decorations and eggs.\nAnother pavilion. This boy was just 18\u2026.born in 1991\u2026died in 2009\u2026.another basket ball hoop\u2026.Many easter decorations.\nJust look the beautiful headstone. His picture is engraved and they still today 7 years later haven\u2019t forgotten him.\nThis one was so interesting. It was completely covered with the white bars and stood on a small rise on the hill. The top was covered with a tarp to keep the sun from beating down. It was locked up so nobody could get in. Beautiful\nThis was the inside. I stuck my phone inside between the bars. Easter flowers were everywhere.\nThis was right down the hill from the big white one\u2026.It held several family members\nThis one is also again a locked enclose. Another young teen, who loved horses and apparently loved Budweiser.\nThis was a very old grave. It is a childs bed, and a tree was growing up inside. A cross is attached to the headboard.\nLove the blue tile. They even installed tile corner pieces and a small covering to shade the head stone.\nDecorated for Easter. See all the Easter eggs on the grave. Check out all the butterflies on the tree\u2026..\nThis was the grave of 2 teenage girls. The bench and the grave stone is made of a pink marble.\nWe found out later, that the girls were in an accident. One died immediately, the other lived for 3 months and then passed away. So Sad. How had it must be on a family.\nThis is just a showing how close and how decorated they were. Lots of palm trees and beautiful foliage.\nThis is a very old site. The top of this enclose is covered with vines that have grown this way and just now starting to leaf out, as spring is coming.\nYou can see how some of the vines have grown and twisted on the bars.\nThis is a close up of the vine that has grown and twisted around the bars. It is so so old\u2026..But still it has been decorated for Easter.\nThis is a close up of another fenced in grave\u2026.On this side was a child. Lots of stuffed animals, and if you look closely on the table, you will see lots of bobbles that dance in the wind. They had a garden swing in the foreground to swing and spend time with their loved one.\nIt was just amazing to me to see all the Easter Decorations. They remember their family members after they have passed. It is something I know my grandma did, but we have really stepped away from that practice. We have forgotten our family members. We really should stop and visit the cemetery\u2019s of our family\u2019s. 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        "raw_content": "Current NWS report\nSKYWARN is a concept developed in the early 1970s intended to promote a cooperative effort between the National Weather Service (NWS) and communities. The National Weather Service uses a tremendous amount of technology (e.g., radar, satellite, etc.) to monitor changing weather conditions. All of this technology, however, does have its limitations. For example, the NWS radar tower at Chanhassen cannot see anything occurring in Waseca County below 5,000 feet. Because of this limitation, the NWS must rely on first-hand accounts of weather conditions. SKYWARN provides additional eyes to the NWS.\nWaseca County SKYWARN is not a club, but an organization of enthusiasts with interests in the areas of severe weather spotting. SKYWARN has long been associated with amateur radio, but participation in SKYWARN does not require an amateur radio license. SKYWARN spotters can communicate by radio, telephone and internet. Amateur radio, however, is an efficient method of communication with surrounding counties and the NWS.\nSpotters are trained to safely report weather conditions (wind gusts, hail size, rainfall, and cloud formations that could signal a developing tornado). Operating from the Waseca County Emergency Operations Center, Waseca County SKYWARN is the central point for the receipt and distribution of information. Information is exchanged with the NWS, 911 Dispatch Center, local media outlets, surrounding SKYWARN organizations, and other emergency management agencies.\nSKYWARN spotters are not \"storm chasers.\" Storm spotting is dangerous and should not be done without proper training, experience and equipment.\nIn Waseca County, SKYWARN is a part of the Waseca County Emergency Management volunteer network. Annual SKYWARN trainings are held each Spring.\nFor those who volunteer as on-call SKYWARN Spotters, Waseca County Spotter meetings begin at 6:30 PM on the second Thursday of each month (predominantly during severe weather months). Meetings take place at the Waseca County Emergency Operations Center meeting room, 122 3rd Avenue NW (lower level).",
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        "raw_content": "Register at bottom of page\nHow to play: Begin the game with a bag flip or play rock, paper, scissors between the two captains. The winner determines the end from which play will start and gets the first throw. In the playoffs, the higher seeded team has those privileges. Players may not cross the foul line, which is located at the front of the board. All players must throw from behind this line.\nHow many people on a team? A team consists of two players. No more, and no less.\nHow does cornhole work? A game consists of frames. Each team rotates throwing their bags until all bags are thrown to the other side, at which point, the frame is complete. Each frame consists of calculating the difference of all the bags on the boards and in the hole at the end of the frame per team. The net points is kept track of from each frame. Example: Team A scores 8 points in frame 1 and Team B scores 2 points in frame 1. This would mean that Team A would receive 6 points for that frame and would also be the team to throw first in the next frame. The object is to be the first team to reach 21 points by either trowing the bag onto the board (1 point) or in the hole (3 points). Board will be placed approximately 27 feet (front to front) from each other. This distance is placed out by the league manager. Cornhole boards and bags will be provided. Each court consists of 2 boards and 8 bags.\nHow long is a game? A regulation game lasts 45 minutes from the designated start time or until one team reaches 21 points in each game. You do not need to hit 21 exactly and can go over 21. We will play best out of three games against your scheduled opponent each night. If a team is winning 13-0, it is considered a skunk and that game is considered done.\nWhat area can I stand in? You can be anywhere to the left or right of the board, as long as you stay on that side for the entire match. You can stand all the way up to the front of the board. Team mates will stand on opposite ends and on the same side.\nWhat happens if a bag is knocked off the board? It is fair game and points are added up at the end of the frame.\nHow do I know when I play? Once everyone has signed in at each meeting, we will have a blind draw to match teams up for the night. After the teams are drawn, we will announce the teams playing each other and the lane on which they will play.\nRankings: These are calculated on the total overall match wins, followed by point differentials. A win is given 1 win point and a loss is given 0 points. Teams will have the chance to get a total of 5 win point each meet.\nPlayoffs: Playoffs will take place in the form of a seated, double elimination, bracket tournament on the 8th week of the league. Only the top teams will be allowed to play for the grand prize, and the number of top teams will be announced during the season.\nViolations that can result in a bag being removed from the board/hole: 1) If a player crosses the foul line before the bag is released. 2) If a bag hits the ground before getting to the board. 3) If a bag strikes an object such as a tree limb, indoor ceiling, etc.\nWhat is there is a scoring issue/dispute? All questions and issues will be handled by the league manager. The league manager will make the final ruling on all protests. Please remember, we are all out here to have fun! At the end of the day, it is just cornhole with friends!\nHave Fun! Like all recreational sports, everyone in the league comes out for a good time, so please exercise good sportsmanship.",
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        "raw_content": "Animal Intakes and Outcomes\nThere are about 10,000 adoptions every year at the Wisconsin Humane Society. It\u2019s remarkable that nearly 30 animals leave our shelters each day to go to their forever loving homes. Strong community support makes that possible.\nWe\u2019ve come a long way since 1971, the year the Wisconsin Humane Society \u2013 and the rest of the country \u2013 experienced the peak of pet overpopulation. In that year, a staggering 48,608 animals came into the shelter and 33,679 of them were euthanized, a 31% save rate.\nIn 1999, when we opened the Milwaukee Campus on Wisconsin Avenue, an open admission shelter, we made a promise to never euthanize animals for reasons of space or time, and we\u2019ve upheld that commitment ever since. We\u2019ve also brought the approaches that make that possible to Ozaukee and Racine Counties, ensuring better futures for animals.\nOur community still faces significant economic hardship and we continue to pioneer ways to save more of the animals coming through our doors. Much of our intake comes from people who are surrendering their animals because they have nowhere else to go. For a variety of reasons, they can no longer care for their animals and have often exhausted their own placement resources \u2013 family, friends, online listings, etc. Their animals often have medical or behavioral issues (more than half our animals need extra medical or behavioral support), making it harder for their original owners to find willing adopters. So they bring them to us.\nIn addition to taking animals whose owners can no longer care for them, we provide animal control services for Racine, Brown, Door and Ozaukee Counties. We house animals seized by law enforcement, provide a safe place for victims of cruelty and neglect, and quarantine animals after they\u2019ve attacked or bitten. We are also the largest partner to the Milwaukee Area Domestic Animal Control Commission (MADACC). We receive animals from other Wisconsin shelters and out-of-state shelters, too. The vast majority of our intake is local.\nTo all these animals, we offer clean kennels, warm beds, loving hearts and medical attention. We are proud to be entrusted with the care of so many wonderful animals every year and we deeply value the compassion and respect our staff upholds in every animal interaction. Sadly, not all of these animals can be saved. We rehabilitate the animals we can, but we will not place a dangerous animal back into the community, nor will we allow an animal to suffer unnecessarily from medical issues we cannot treat.\nCan you foster a litter of kittens in the summer? Can you sponsor a spay/neuter surgery, thus preventing generations of unwanted cats? Would you be willing to donate food for a family who loves their dog, but can\u2019t afford to feed her? We need community support to continue to decrease pet overpopulation, and we need funding to provide resources to the growing number of animals who are in need of medical and behavioral support. Click here to foster. Click here to donate. Click here for our wish list.\nEuthanasia statistics are represented in three categories: healthy, treatable/manageable, and unhealthy/untreatable. Definitions of these nationally-recognized categories are available at www.asilomaraccords.org/definitions.html. These clear definitions allow our community to understand the euthanasia statistics without the confusion of unclear or unethical reporting.\nClick here for 2017 statistics.\nClick here for most recent year-to-date animal intakes and outcomes.",
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        "raw_content": "United Socialist Party, Fifth Republic Movement\n17 September 2016 - Present\n9 August 2006 - 15 January 2013\n5 January 2005 - 7 August 2006\nNicol\u00e1s Maduro (born 23 November 1962) is a Venezuelan politician who has been the President of Venezuela since his formal inauguration on 19 April 2013. Previously he served under President Hugo Ch\u00e1vez as Minister of Foreign Affairs from 2006 to 2013 and as Vice President of Venezuela from 2012 to 2013. After Ch\u00e1vez's death on 5 March 2013, Maduro assumed the powers and responsibilities of the president. 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According to Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, the White House considers the elections held in Venezuela to be illegitimate and holds Maduro responsible:\n\u201cYesterday\u2019s illegitimate elections confirm that Maduro is a dictator who disregards the will of the Venezuelan people,\u201d Mnuchin said in a statement. \u201cBy sanctioning Maduro, the United States makes clear our opposition to the policies of his regime and our support for the people of Venezuela who seek to return their country to a full and prosperous democracy.\u201d\nPresident Maduro promised to continue to protect his country, despite the newly announced sanctions. In a televised address to the nation, the president emphasised that he does not \"take orders from the empire,\" telling his American counterpart, \"Keep up your sanctions, Donald Trump!\"\n\"I am proud of the alleged sanctions... because I do not wag my tail like a lying dog,\" Maduro said Monday after the Election Commission announced Sunday's voter's turnout. \"I am punished for defending the natural resources of Venezuelan lands. I am the independent president of a free nation,\" he said, according to Globovision. \"You're with Trump or Venezuela, you're with Trump or with democracy, you're with Trump or the free world.\"\nPresident Maduro claimed victory in Sunday\u2019s vote, but a number of countries, including the United Kingdom, the US and Argentina refused to recognise the election. 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It\u2019s about the \u2018peace\u2019 of the graveyard, NOT any democracy, anywhere at all.\nDocument:Ken Livingstone: Venezuela should have followed my economic advice Interview 3 August 2017 Julia Hartley-Brewer\nLuke Dolan \"America played a major part in Venezuela's current crisis but we won't know until 30 years from now, when all the papers get published.\"\nDocument:Sanctions of Mass Destruction: America\u2019s War on Venezuela Article 1 February 2019 Garikai Chengu America\u2019s largest export used to be manufactured goods made proudly in the United States. Today, America\u2019s largest export is the US dollar. 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        "raw_content": "By Jamsheed K. Choksy\nThe main issue dividing the Islamic Republic from the West has been Tehran\u2019s quest for nuclear power. But now, Iranians have elected a new president, Hassan Rowhani, a moderate Shiite cleric who headed its nuclear negotiating team from October 2003 to August 2005. In keeping with the people\u2019s wish, Rowhani pledges \u201ctransparency\u201d to produce \u201cconstructive interaction\u201d for settling the nuclear dispute. Supporting this trend, Iranian headlines print calls by leaders of the P5+1, European Union, and United Nations for direct diplomacy with Rowhani\u2019s government to resolve the problem.\nEnding the international standoff will not be easy\u2014if Rowhani even attempts to do so. During his time as chief negotiator, Iran suspended uranium enrichment to avoid possible sanctions from the UN Security Council\u2014though it continued research in other aspects of nuclear technology. Confidence-building measures his team deployed were abrogated in subsequent years by fundamentalists loyal to xenophobic Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. Relations with the West deteriorated and isolation of Iranians increased. Those same hardliners will continue to throw wrenches in constructive talks.\nMany senior Iranian leaders like Khamenei share an anti-Western, fundamentalist worldview. Consequently, they believe the nuclear issue is a ruse to force the Islamic Republic back under hegemony, and Khamenei has concluded, \u201cNegotiation with the United States does not solve any problems, because they have not fulfilled any of their promises in the past 60 years.\u201d\nDue to this flawed perception, those political elites fail to grasp the world\u2019s main concern: Iran\u2019s acquiring atom bombs while being led by a hostile regime. So a decade of Western attempts to convince Iranian leaders to limit their nuclear program has proved futile\u2014and the Iranian public have suffered harsh consequences.\nBut the nation\u2019s voters have delivered a potential game changer, even if it\u2019s a gradual one. Iranians have created an opportunity to amicably resolve differences, because President Rowhani says he will replace the anti-Western stance with deeds aimed at rebuilding trust. At his first press conference, Rowhani noted \u201cThreat is not effective \u2026 There are old wounds that should be healed prudently, and we certainly will not be seeking tension.\u201d\nNevertheless, Rowhani himself is very much part of the clerical establishment that has ruled Iran for the past 33 years. So it remains to be seen whether he will resume talks merely to alleviate sanctions and buy more time for his country to continue its nuclear pursuits, or if he truly understands the value of renouncing nuclear weapons. The global community is unlikely to tolerate the former.\nWhile negotiations have not worked so far, Iranian leaders\u2019 are astute politicians seeking to prevent any military confrontation that would be devastating to their authority. They have inched forward on nuclear technology rather than raced toward weaponization. Indeed, back in February 2010, the speaker of Iran\u2019s parliament, Ali Larijani, told Japanese politicians that \u201cJapan has nuclear technology but does not possess any nuclear weapons, and Iran will follow the same path in its nuclear program.\u201d\nRowhani acknowledges that possessing nuclear technology \u201cis good for our international reputation\u201d and declares \u201cthe time for suspending enrichment has passed,\u201d but, like other Iranian leaders, he assures that \u201cas for building the atomic bomb, we never wanted to move in that direction.\u201d He also realizes the Islamic Republic has not faced \u201cnegotiations with this degree of gravity\u201d before and calls for approaching \u201cthe issue with more reason and less emotion\u201d so that Iranians do not have to continue \u201cpaying a hefty price.\u201d\nSo far, sanctions and isolation have cost Iran over $100 billion in revenue and foreign investments. Profits from export of crude oil have fallen by 50 percent. As a result, the annual budget deficit has reached 45 percent, the currency has lost 50 percent of its value, inflation hovers around 40 percent, and unemployment stands at 11 percent though unofficial estimates place it at least 22 percent.\nKhamenei thwarted previous efforts at resolving the nuclear crisis\u2014not just when Rowhani served as chief negotiator under reformist President Mohammad Khatami but also more recently during the tenure of outgoing President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. But, Rowhani has been elected by 52.5 percent of voters, trouncing his hardline isolationist rivals who emphasized Khamenei\u2019s policy of sticking to nuclear expansion. He wields a solid mandate from the people to transform Iran\u2019s approach to atoms.\nAccordingly, President Rowhani could compel Khamenei to hold true to the latter\u2019s claim that \u201cpursuit and possession of nuclear weapons is a grave sin.\u201d The supreme leader may feel it is in his own political best interest to accept accommodation with the IAEA and P5+1 and alleviate the mounting public resentment toward him due to Iran\u2019s deteriorating domestic situation.\nRowhani also has tactfully moved quickly to reestablish good relations between the executive and legislative branches of government\u2014reversing the actions of his predecessor Ahmadinejad. Support of the latter institution\u2019s elected parliamentarians is vital for success on nuclear issues. Nor is Rowhani linked to the anti-semitism of Ahmadinejad and Khamenei that has alienated Iran\u2019s government from many world leaders.\nRowhani says he will utilize \u201cchange and prudence\u201d to reverse Iran\u2019s \u201cforeign humiliation.\u201d But Rowhani cannot appear to be capitulating to international demands\u2014which Iranians\u2019 national pride will not permit. So Rowhani emphasizes that \u201cnations should speak to the Iranian people with respect and recognize the rights of the Islamic Republic [in order to] receive an appropriate response.\u201d Essentially, Iranians say they must voluntarily choose to renounce nuclear weapons and permit atomic facility inspections as steps along the path to economic recovery. Iran could then pursue its right to peaceful nuclear energy and enjoy the prestige of atomic capability, while the IAEA would verify no nuclear-based military activities occur.\nLikewise, Iran has a long history of global involvement instead of seclusion. Its leaders, like its citizens, crave participation in regional and world affairs. Including international partnerships as part of a settlement package would greatly enhance the likelihood of negotiations succeeding.\nBroader goals must remain constant and acknowledged endpoints as well. For Iranians, this means not just an end to sanctions and isolation generated by the West, but also a security guarantee against foreign attack and externally sponsored regime change. For Americans, Europeans, and Israelis, this requires from Tehran not only full transparency attesting to only peaceful nuclear energy, but also cessation of verbal threats and discontinuation of support for terrorism.\nNegotiations are unlikely to produce a swift grand bargain between Iran, IAEA, and P5+1, but measured incremental and reciprocal actions are possible. Momentum has now shifted in favor of a political solution, because the majority of Iranians have made their desire for peaceful engagement crystal clear. 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        "raw_content": "2014 Acura RLX Sport Hybrid SH-AWD goes on sale, starts at $59,950\nAfter having some technical issues, Acura has finally released the RLX Sport Hybrid SH-AWD, its most advanced sedan ever created. For those who don\u2019t know, Acura was supposed to introduce the RLX Sport Hybrid SH-AWD this sprint but the vehicle didn\u2019t meet the company\u2019s expectation, according to senior vice president and general manager Mike Accavitti.\nStill, Accavitti declined to give any details regarding the issue with the vehicle. As you may know already, the new vehicle is powered by a direct injected 3.5-liter V6 engine producing 310 hp, combined with a new three-motor hybrid system, while power is delivered to the road via the Super Handling All-Wheel Drive (SH-AWD) system.\nThe motor-integrated 7-speed dual clutch transmission (DCT) features a built-in 47 hp (35 kW) electroc motor, while the rear-mounted twin motor unit features two 27 kW (36 hp) electric motors. Moreover, the 72-cell, 1.3 kWh, 260-volt lithium-ion battery pack is located in the trunk. The total output of the hybrid system is 377 hp and 341 lb-ft of torque.\nAccording to Acura, the RLX Sport Hybrid will offer a 32 mpg EPA highway fuel economy rating. Pricing starts at $59,950 for the RLX Sport Hybrid SH-AWD with Technology Package, while the RLX Sport Hybrid SH-AWD with Advance Package costs $65,950. Prices do not include the $895 destination charge.\nThe Technology Package incldeus the Acura/ELS Studio Premium Audio System with an advanced 14-speaker array, while the Advance Package gets 14-speaker Krell system, which is one of the most respected audio companies in the world.\nBesides the impressive design, the Acura RLX Sport Hybrid SH-AWD features Jewel Eye LED headlights, LED taillights, a large 8-inch screen for the interior that combines audio, information and navigation functions as well as an additional 7-inch color On Demand Multi-Use Display (ODMD) touchscreen that controls the audio system and other features.\nThe new Acura RLX Sport Hybrid SH-AWD features a number of advanced technologies from the premium carmaker, like the Acura electronic gear selector and the Acura Head-Up Display System. Replacing the conventional, center console-mounted shift lever, the Acura electronic gear selector features an array of push-buttons, each corresponding to certain drive modes: Park, Drive and Reverse, as well as Sport and Normal driving modes.\nMeanwhile, the Acura Head-Up Display System projects key driving information on the windshield, allowing the driver to access needed info with a glance. Display modes for this system include Sport Hybrid system operation, speedometer, compass, and turn-by-turn navigation. Also included are alerts from different driver-assistive systems.\nIn addition, the new RLX Sport Hybrid SH-AWD is fitted on the front with Acura's signature Jewel Eye LED headlights that deliver excellent road illumination performance and outstanding light distribution. On the rear, the vehicle employs highly distinctive RLX taillights with periphery LED illumination.\nNew Sport Hybrid SH-AWD is also loaded with a wide array of the standard and available technologies. While these features are intuitive and easy-to-use, the amount of engineering effort expended into creating each of them was immense. The new instrument panel features a large, eight-inch color screen for activating audio/information and navigation functions, while allowing access to a number of customizable features. An extra seven-inch color On Demand Multi-Use Display (ODMD) touchscreen, meanwhile, offers control for the audio system and other features.\nAcura is offering two audio systems for the RLX Sport Hybrid SH-AWD. The Acura/ELS Studio Premium Audio System with an advanced 14-speaker array is included in the Technology package, while the 14-speaker Krell system \u2013 featuring speakers and amplifiers engineered by Krell -- is part of the Advance package.\n\"The RLX Sport Hybrid is the most technologically advanced vehicle in Acura history and we are excited it is now in the hands of our dealers who have been eagerly awaiting its release.\" said Michael Accavitti, senior vice president and general manager, Acura division. \"We know customers will appreciate the technological sophistication the RLX Sport Hybrid offers and the effort it took to perfect this cutting edge system.\"\nProducing a combined 377 horsepower and 341 lb-ft of torque1, the RLX Sport Hybrid is powered by a direct injected 3.5-liter V6 engine and new three-motor hybrid system with the latest incarnation of Acura's signature Super Handling All-Wheel Drive (SH-AWD) system. This unique and highly effective combination delivers powerful and efficient performance, with a 32 mpg EPA highway fuel economy rating2. RLX Sport Hybrid delivers all of this in a luxurious and comprehensively-equipped package with class-leading rear seat legroom.\nPriced at $59,9503 for the smartly equipped Technology Package, and $65,9503 for the Advance Package, both trim levels come equipped with luxurious, leather-trimmed interiors and state-of-the-art technology. Standard features include the Acura Head-Up display, a 7-speed dual clutch transmission (DCT) with electronic gear selector, Jewel Eye\u2122 LED headlights and advanced, driver-assistive technologies such as Collision Mitigation Braking System\u2122 (CMBS\u2122), Lane Keeping Assist, and Blind Spot Information system.\nThe RLX Sport Hybrid's 3.5-liter, 310-horsepower4, i-VTEC\u00ae V-6 engine with Variable Cylinder Management\u2122 (VCM\u2122) includes an idle-stop feature to help maximize fuel efficiency. The engine is mated to an all-new, 7-speed dual clutch transmission with built-in electric motor. In automatic mode, the transmission provides highly responsive and intuitive gear selection, including matching engine revs during downshifts; in manual mode, the Sequential SportShift paddle shifters give the driver gear selection control to make virtually seamless ratio changes.\nThe electric SH-AWD system on the RLX Sport Hybrid eliminates the conventional drive shaft and rear differential, replacing them with two high-output 27-kilowatt electric motors. The rear motors dynamically distribute both positive (drive) and negative (regenerative braking) electric-motor torque, depending on driving conditions, and which torque vectoring assists in cornering. 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        "raw_content": "And Sparks Flew\nStory Sent in by Ricky:\nAmy had an interesting tidbit on her profile: she said that she was planning to enter an electrician training program. I used that to strike up a conversation. She was a huge fan of herself, but she kept my interest long enough for us to schedule a first date.\nAs we walked to dinner, she asked, \"How many female electricians do you know? Answer honestly.\"\nI answered honestly. \"None.\"\n\"Exactly. I'm going into it to dispel gender stereotypes. And besides, most electric things you see are wired wrong or at least inefficiently.\"\n\"They all seem to work fine for me.\"\nShe countered, \"You'd think that, but so many times, they cut corners and use cheap materials so they can ratchet up the price. I'm going to be an honest female electrician.\"\n\"You're two-thirds of the way there.\"\nWhen we sat down to dinner, she would not shut up about the lights in the restaurant. \"These lights are inefficient,\" she said, \"They used the wrong bulbs, and track lighting is inefficient to the extreme. I would totally rewire this place.\"\nI said, as a joke, \"You should tell them.\"\nShe replied, \"Great idea! I could even use them as a reference!\" She stood and left the table. I didn't see where she went, but I assumed that she went to see a manager.\nSure enough, when she returned, she sat down and said, \"I spoke to the manager and he said that they used a licensed, experienced electrician. I told him that they overpaid. He didn't take me seriously, but I made him, and then he said that he would pass my recommendations on to the owner!\"\n\"That's really super great. Are you going to follow up?\"\nShe nodded. \"Absolutely. First with a sexual harassment suit against that manager. How dare he not take me seriously, you know? He has to learn to respect me, the electrician trade, and the idea of a female electrician.\"\n\"That's harsh.\"\n\"He won't learn, otherwise. Maybe I could open up my own business with the lawsuit settlement. It would be nice to not have to take out a loan. You'll use me, right? When I become a female electrician? Look at me, I'm already scouting for customers!\" She laughed. \"But seriously, you'll use me?\"\n\"And not some stupid blowhard male electrician?\"\n\"Awesome. I can't get over how awful the lighting is in here...\"\nBy the time dinner was over, I was ready to offer her a full scholarship to the electrician school of her choice, if only she'd stop talking. Mercifully, it was over soon enough. I have no idea if her dream ever came true.\nA sexual harassment suit? way to dispel gender stereotypes!\nI don't care the gender of the person I hire, whoever is most experienced and actually good at their job.\nIsn't threatening to use your gender to punish someone taking a step BACK from equality?\nFirst thing she should rewire is her head...\nMy dad is a building inspector. He says that the licensed electricians are usually the ones who wire their own houses so badly they become safety hazards. That said, I would still trust a licensed electrician more than a gender-baiter who hasn't even started her training yet.\nTom's got the right idea.\nAshley: Not to mention that she's relying on money from a man to start her own business, and dissing male electricians as \"blowhards\" just for being male.\nShe needs to take a remedial feminism course.",
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        "raw_content": "Sara Baras and the Mart\u00edn Berasategui team at Abama Tenerife in October: all the info about this star pairing\nCreativity and artistry have many ways of presenting themselves in the world: in delicate shapes on a canvas, in the interpretation of notes on a page\u2026 And also in the artistic expression of the men and women who are out to change it all. Flamenco dancer Sara Baras and Michelin-starred chef Mart\u00edn Berasategui will demonstrate at the upcoming Abama Gala in October how art can bring together sight, sound and smell in one unforgettable evening. Today we want to tell you a little more about these two extraordinary icons so you don\u2019t miss out on this amazing artistic and culinary event destined to ignite your senses.\nSara Baras\u2019s performance in Tenerife will take place at our luxury resort, in The Ritz-Carlton, Abama. After Baras\u2019s Suite Flamenca performance, the team of our eight-Michelin-star chef Mart\u00edn Berasategui will delight us with exquisite cocktails and a dinner designed exclusively for this occasion to support the Alda Foundation, which works to improve youth education in Paraguay.\nScheduled for the 14th of October from 18h, this Sara Baras performance at Abama is a true luxury, as she is an internationally renowned flamenco dancer and choreographer who has received prizes including the National Dance Award in 2003, the Vermeil Medal from the City of Paris, the title of honorary ambassador of Spain, a Gold Medal from the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, the Galileo Prize from Florence in 2000, and the title of Iberoamerican Cultural Ambassador, among others.\nBorn in San Fernando, C\u00e1diz, in 1971, Sara Baras\u2019s shows, created and directed by her and her company, bring together flamenco, dance and music in a sublime experience that unites lyricism and seduction, sweetness and passion, and has opened the doors to the most important theatres and stages on the planet, including the Teatro Bellas Artes of Mexico City, the City Center Theater in New York, the Kennedy Center in Washington, DC, the Performing Arts Center of Miami, the Theatre Orb in Tokyo, the Concert Hall of Hong Kong, the Sadler\u2019s Wells Theatre in London, the Auditorio de la Conciliazione in Rome, the Zorlu Center of Istanbul, the Opera of Dubai and the Esplanade Theatre in Singapore.\nAnd what to say about Mart\u00edn Berasategui? He is the head of Abama\u2019s two-Michelin-star restaurant M.B and the brand-new Txoko, and he\u2019ll be designing a meal for Sara Baras\u2019s performance that is sure to delight the palates of our guests. This Basque chef, holder of no fewer than 8 Michelin stars, takes traditional Spanish cuisine as the starting point for his fusions with other cultures and achieves excellence every time, bringing the modern flair to his dishes required by the highest levels of international gastronomy in the 21st century. He began his training in the Escuela de Pasteler\u00eda Moderna Yssingeaux, where he rubbed elbows with great international chefs. At only 26 years old, at the helm of the Bodeg\u00f3n Alejandro, he received his first star. Ten years later, another two were earned at his eponymous restaurant, Mart\u00edn Berasategui, in the Basque town of Lasarte-Oria. And this was just the beginning of a white-hot career that has made him, indisputably, one of the best chefs in the world.\nIf you don\u2019t want to miss out on this amazing opportunity, mark your calendar for the 14th of October, at 18h, at The Ritz-Carlton, Abama. The Sara Baras performance will begin at 18:30 and the cocktail and charity Gala Dinner at 19:30. Space is limited and prior reservations are mandatory, so we encourage you to book your seats as soon as possible by sending an email to gala@sarabarasabama.es or calling Bebel Jim\u00e9nez at +34 822 257 921. The tickets are 250\u20ac per person, and The Ritz-Carlton, Abama is offering preferential rates for attendees for the weekend. Don\u2019t let this performance pass you or your family by. Children must be a minimum of 16 years old to attend.",
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        "raw_content": "Urban planning offers path out of domestic violence\nBy Carolyn Whitzman\nPhoto: The murder of Luke Batty was one of three shocking incidents this year that highlight the issue of domestic violence. (Facebook)\nContrary to stereotype, violence isn't concentrated in the big bad city but is more prevalent in rural areas and outer suburbs. Better urban planning can help reduce domestic violence in those areas, writes Carolyn Whitzman.\nThree shocking incidents, in which three children and one adult died, have dominated the news in Melbourne in the past two months.\nOn Easter Sunday, Indiana and Savannah Mihayo were murdered in their grandparents' home in Watsonia. Two weeks ago, Fiona Warzywoda was murdered on a busy Sunshine shopping street in front of her son. And two months ago, Luke Batty was murdered on a cricket field in Mornington.\nThese tragedies have three things in common. First, the alleged murderers appear to be men who were intimate partners or fathers of the victims. Second, the killings grabbed public attention at least in part because two of the incidents happened in public, instead of the \"privacy\" of someone's home, and all involved children. Third, the families lived in outer suburban \"struggle towns\".\nThese murders have once again thrust the often hidden issue of domestic violence to the fore. In Australia, intimate partner violence is the biggest health risk to women aged 15 to 44. In the first national survey of violence against women in Australia, almost one in four women who had ever been married or in a de facto relationship experienced violence at some time in that relationship.\nOf women who had experienced partner violence since the age of 15, 36 per cent reported violence during pregnancy; 18 per cent experienced domestic violence for the first time while pregnant.\nIf strangers committed this violence, the public and politicians would probably be demanding tougher sentencing, tighter parole, more police, more CCTV. But it would be far too costly to \"lock up and throw away the key\" every man who has ever threatened his wife and children - that would be hundreds of thousands of men across Australia. It would also be unrealistic to deny every father with a history of violence any access to their children.\nRisks rise in outer areas\nUnlike the stereotype of criminal violence being concentrated in the big bad central city, rural areas and outer suburbs have higher rates of domestic violence in every Australian state. Luke Batty was murdered in an urban fringe area with one of the highest police-reported rates of domestic violence in Victoria. Other urban fringe areas such as Whittlesea in Melbourne's northern suburbs record much higher rates than other parts of the city.\nMany outer suburbs lack refuges for victims of domestic violence.\nOuter suburbs concentrate three types of risk. Women who are pregnant or have young children are most at risk from male partners and often find it most difficult to escape violence. While housing stress is no excuse for violence, it does exacerbate family tensions and lack of affordable housing makes it more difficult for women to get away from abusers.\nAnd outer suburbs are critically lacking in the kinds of social support services - health, legal, emergency shelters, family counselling - that might make a life-and-death difference.\nYet, according to several recent reports, federal funding for these services - housing in particular - has been cut. Federal funding under a homelessness prevention initiative (most homeless women are victims of violence) was due to run out in June.\nA recent report on unmet needs of women who are homeless as a result of domestic violence identified legal aid shortages in many places, including Mornington. Funding for risk assessment panels, which might help identify the most concerning cases of men committing domestic violence, is also uncertain.\nGood urban planning saves lives\nAccording to international research, wraparound services for women and children at risk of violence from the men in their lives, and for men seeking help for their violence problems, can save lives.\nIf local schools and health services identify violence and risks of further violence; if legal aid, specialised court services and counselling (including the capacity for supervised visits with children) can be provided conveniently and compassionately; if emergency housing and housing assistance allow women who have pressed charges to stay at home with additional security or move to a secure location without overly disrupting their children's lives, then there is a better chance that domestic violence will not lead to further tragedy.\nAt present, we are allowing very high rates of growth in outer suburbs, without the critical infrastructure people need to live healthy and safe lives. Schools, health and social services, and emergency housing need to be provided, just as much as water, sewers, roads and rubbish collection.\nIn residential areas that are already service-rich, more affordable housing needs to be provided so that poorly serviced outer suburbs are not the only choice for young families. Co-ordination of service planning with land use and transport planning has never been more necessary.\nWhile these measures are not \"quick-fix\" solutions to a complex and deep-set health and social problem, they are needed in the long term to prevent unnecessary death and suffering.\nThis article was first published on The Conversation. Read the original here.\nDr. Carolyn Whitzman is Associate Professor in Urban Planning at the University of Melbourne. She has received funding from the Australian Research Council on preventing violence through integrated local planning. View her full profile here.\nTopics: domestic-violence, community-and-society, urban-development-and-planning\nfamiliar story:\nViolence seems to be quite strongly linked with mental illness.\nWhat then do we do. The question then is how do we prevent the kind of mental illness that results in violence to children. And it's not just men. Post natal depression, stress that is unbearable. Women killing. It's not just a case of ringing a helpline. Sometimes there are no answers to life's stress except money, work, and home help, or sleep and respite. But these things are not available. all one gets when ringing a helpline is 'go see your doctor.' When you see your doctor all you get is medication and a blacklisting from health insurance and work, if one has a record of mental illness. It can also be used to win custody cases. so it needs to be addressed at a wider community level. Can we discuss it without vested interested and community organisations trying to win points? We also have a huge cultural increase of acceptance of women as objects to be controlled due to increasing populations of belief systems that make it OK to punish women. What do we do?\nEvilPundit:\nIt seems that the most important action is to exaggerate the risks of violence, blame men for all of it, and pretend that only women or children are ever victims.\nAtr least, that's what the media seem to think is important.\nDesert Woman:\nWhether you like it or not, there is still a strong undercurrent of sexism in Australian society. Violence against women is only one of the more visible aspects of it. Pretending otherwise won't help anybody including the men who perpetrate it.\nViolence against woman isn't an issue of sexism. It's just an issue of criminality.\nAn abusive spouse simply believes they have a right to do as they please and can violate the rights of others. No different to any other burglar, rapist or mugger.\nZing, to maintain that position you have to ignore thousands of years of history when women were property to be controlled and punished by men, were not given the right to vote; to ignore the continuing barrage of statistics that tell us that women still suffer lower wages, the glass ceiling etc all of which indicate that to some, women have less value as people, and of course abuse in many forms of which violence is only the most dramatic. Thank goodness, it is now a criminal offence.\nAccording to feminists. For them sexism is like reds under the bed was back in the 50's and 60's.\nThey see sexism where for most it does not exist.\nBev, does the idea that women are human beings who should be accorded equal rights and respect hurt you in any way?\nDesert woman,\nEqual rights - sure, but there are demonstrated cases where some women have been afforded more rights, than their male counterparts.\nI think we all know someone who has had an AVO taken out against them by a former partner, not based on any credible concern or threat, but for more malicious purposes.\nOne fellow, I knew, challenged the AVO in court, copped a massive legal bill and when questioned by the magistrate as why he was not prepared to accept such a ruling (in this instance because he did not want his ex-partner to have the power to have him arrested, by police, at her whim) was over-ruled and subsquently was jailed over a weekend based soley on her say-so. She later acknowledged in court that she had invented her complaint, but this male had no recourse for his illegal imprisonment, instigated at her behest.\nWe have all heard of the mothers being granted custody, despite a demonstrated unfitness to provide for their children, whilst fathers are ushered away - but presented with ignoble finiancial demands for support (ostensibly for the children, but actually for the mother).\nThe underlying legal concern is not for equal rights or respect, but preventative actions to provide for health and safety of women (but not their children or any male partners).\nNow I'm not saying that every case is the same, just some of them.\nEnough to make me suggest some form of everlasting aparthied between females, males and any children they may produce, under such a program.\nWe all have anecdotes HLD. I know men who are fantastic examples of humanity who I would trust with anybody or anything. Unfortunately, none of those anecdotes prove anything except the huge diversity in human experience.\nI would repeat,\nThis flies in the face of your 'equal rights & respect for women' proposition.\nSome animals, it would appear, are more equal than others - as Bev was identifying!\nJohn Coochey :\nI note that the author's own source documents point to the fact that admissions for men and women injured as a result of domestic violence are roughly equal except for aborigines where female admissions outweigh male by about nine to one. I wonder what urban planning can do about that?\nEP you must have written your post as a joke. I wish I could take you into a shelter and show you the damage. To woman who are so damaged when they could have been working which is what you are aiming at - money. Children who are so frightened that a touch of a hand results in tears and fear. 90% is caused by men who know no better. It is the way they were raised by some poor women to weak to stand up to the battering and some poor man unable to track a life for himself, his family or his children and abuse is the only way.\nI feel sorry for men like yourself. You have no compassion or idea or commitment to find another way - just to criticise, perhaps you are paid to do it.\nWhen you work at the coal face with these men, women and children you understand the evil of no hope and no way out. The cycle repeats itself over and over and people like yourself find excuses to bury you poor heads in the sand and blame other.\nFixingmylife:\nyou seem like going too far.\nThey don't exaggerate the risks of violence like you said.\nall of them are based on the real facts.\nAlso, the reason to blame men above is all of those tragic incidents were happened by men.\nThat's why this article is focusing on the crime especially by men\n@Fixingmylife - The only reason that all the incidents above were committed by men is because the author CHOSE to ignore every act of violence by a woman.\nThat's the same reasoning behind the false statistics and myths you cite.\nIt's pure sexism and hatred, and it's time for all good people to stand up against it.\nFamily story, you say inter alia:\n?It can also be used to win custody cases.?\nCorrect! Just google ?False abuse claims are the new court weapon?\n?Allegations of child sexual abuse are being increasingly invented by mothers to stop fathers from seeing their children, says a retiring Family Court judge.?\n?The worst are those mothers who direct false allegations of abuse against former partners.?\nOnly I disagree with the statement that it is a new court weapon. My understanding is that it is an old court weapon.\nGraeski:\nThe good Doctor still doesn't get it. No amount of reasoned debate and no appeal to common decency is relevant. All that matters is moving the budget back to surplus.\nAbout anything else, the current government just doesn't care.\n...they are too busy buying war-planes to be used in other countries wars. Why not spend some of it on the poorest, the weakest the most vulnerable in the society, I ask...\nAm I allowed to ask?\nThe 'poorest, the weakest, the most vulnerable' are inmates for the RSPCA ... and they don't need money - they need a home.\nSure you can ask, allow me to answer. Urban planning are the domain of state and local governments. To my knowledge state and local governments don't spedn on defence, so your argument doesn't hold water, if you're stating that defence spending comes at the expense of urban planning policy.\ntelfer cronos:\nAE, you must be of the same mindset as the next writer Brian Francis, who says \"violence is violence and should be treated harshly\" - this sounds like something out of a monty python script.\nBrian Francis:\nUrban development, if done well should be an assistance in the stamping out of not only violence but many crimes and many varied social problems. From roads to schools and refuges, there is a place for any measure that brings down the temperature of the general community and keeps it at a place of relative calm.\nServices play a major part but it all takes money and a community will to, not just go on street marches, but live a life that promotes goodwill and encourages others to meet certain civil standards.\nI have difficulty with the referencing of violence as Domestic, Violence against women or anything other than 'Violence' and 'Violent behaviour'. It is straight forward for me, violence is violence and should be treated harshly.\nPushing a political agenda is the most important thing. Therefore, it's critical not to address the problem as simply \"violence\".\nIt must be explicitly specfied that the issue is \"men's violence against women and their children\", and that other violence doesn't really count.\nrhebuspuzzle:\nYour final statement doesn't make sense-because of the 'coward punch', which is generally violence against men, state laws for pubs were changed.\nGiven that at least one woman DIES each week at the hands of DV and has done for years and years and years, it would seem that it's violence against women that doesn't count so much.\nEugene O'Brien:\nViolence by men against women and children is the most vile, and despicable type of violence, and deserves all of the negative publicity it receives.\nI think that the term 'domestic violence' is useful for two reasons.\nFirst, it tells us where the violence is happening and therefore gives us insights into what can be used to prevent it. For example, street violence can be combated at the simple level by a greater and more visible police presence and security cameras. But DOMESTIC violence can't be - even if the police had the resources to put an officer and CCTV into every house, they wouldn't be allowed to.\nSecond, it tells us who is committing the violence - namely, people who are in a domestic relationship. This isn't a random mugging. It's not even two drunk idiots swinging punches at each other. It's qualitatively different.\nAnd EvilPundit clearly has a chip on their shoulder.\nMDG - I would counter that the author, who incorrectly frames the issue of domestic violence as one where only men are offenders, is ithe one with a chip on her shoulder.\nI'm merely pointing out the half of the problem that she chooses to ignore.\nCertainly men are not the *only* offenders, but they are the vast overwhelming majority. The author is not ignoring half of the problem, at best perhaps 15% of the problem.\nHi! MDG\nI see the value in what you are pointing out, yes categorising violence is a necessary thing. The problem I have with that is it is an administrative requirement and not particularly a community requirement. In fact to distinguish one form of violence from another is actually weakening the community resolve to fight such a blight.\nBy selectively naming violence as a type, we are instantly reducing the over-all problem and focusing entirely on the victim.\nNow before you get excited and tell me that it is the victim that we need to care for, I am aware of that and there must be due process to take the steps to care for victims of violence. A community, to be the force it needs to be, needs to be united in a cause. Should we be categorising the perpetrators of violence by race,gender,age or any other particular group, then we are fracturing the community into taking action against one or some of the groups.\nThe community should rightly be appalled at any violence and take a common action to prevent it, but my view is that if we make one 'type' of violence more or less heinous, then we risk losing the power of a community to make the changes that are needed.\nHow do you expect good urban planning when Australia is one of the fastest growing nations on earth combined with the fact that the federal government allows for population growth (migration) whilst it is the states that must meet all of population growths challenges (urban planning, education, health, police, water, electricity, rubbish, public transport etc)\ngerard oosterman:\nBetter urban planning alright. How anyone can survive suburbs has always baffled me, especially outer suburbs.\nThose lonely places, soulless and without spirit except for booze and coward punches in the week-end.\nIt's not just better services or infrastructures, it is the total neglect and absence of the 'human' factor of its architecture. The division and exclusion of neighbours with those awful metal fences, the remote garage door, the ramping up and obsession with having to 'own' the bricks and plaster.\nIt is all so sad .\nThe mortgage being paid seen as a major achievement in life.\nPerhaps my bafflement is misplaced. People perhaps do not survive those suburbs.\nHaven't we just heard Australia being very high on its rates of youth self-harm and suicide? The binge alcohol consumption seen as a form of relief. It just doesn't work in the suburbs as they are planned now.\nLook at town-planning in Finland and other European cities.\nSome excellent town/urban planning was done in a few places back in the 70s and 80s. Local councils failed to maintain the momentum and allowed developers to get away with doing it on the cheap. It isn't hard to do and there is no excuse. Just need more willpower. But even when done really well there is no guarantee that certain types of violence will not happen. Sad isn't it.\n\"Doing it on the cheap\". Are you serious? The amount of costs imposed on new developments is multiples what it was back in the 1970s. Especially in Sydney. Government imposes that many specifications on developments that it's almost like they don't want any at all.\nThat's fine I suppose if you're already set up and have a place, not so good for those who are coming up and moving into the workforce and looking for somewhere to live....\n@Gerard - except that the depiction here, in at least one case, isn't exactly accurate. Tyabb, where Luke Batty died, isn't an outer suburb, it's a rural community, and Mornington is a town in its own right, complete with beaches, cafes, regional foods and wines, and plenty of services. The whole stretch of the peninsula, from Mornington down to Rye or thereabouts, is very far from being lonely, soulless or without spirit.\nD-N-H-F:\n@Frangipani. The article is about the interplay of housing affordability, pockets of disadvantage and lack of infrastructure. And the specific impact on the victims of domestic violence.\nBut they had their turn in the article. Now its Gerard's turn. Zinc coated fencing offends his aesthetic sensibilities and this is the perfect place to discuss it.\nOf course that's what the article is about. The question remains in my mind, if the author is wrong about the interplay in Mornington (and she is on almost every point), how wrong is she about the two other communities, and then, how wrong about her understanding of the real issues?\nThink you're being a bit snobby there. I grew up in the burbs and mostly lived there till my mid-forties. You can be friendly with the neighbours, nothing stops you. Nothing wrong with an average house and backyard either.\nAs for being obsessed with 'owning' and paying the mortgage, does that apply to those buying inner city apartments, or inner suburb terrace houses too ?. Owning your own home, however humble, is a worthy goal, and provides a huge degree of security.\nWe bought cheap, paid off the mortgage then 'tree changed' leaving us mortage free before 50. Good plan I reckon.\nAnyway, the modern outer suburbs are far from perfect, but on a worldwide scale they are pretty damn good, and as my old Gran used to say 'make the most of what you've got and be grateful' . My own pop psychology is that our society conditions us to always want MORE, and never be thankful or content with what we have. This leads to alot of frustration and unhappiness I think.\nI noticed in the news, thousands in Mexico filing past the place where Gabriel Garcia Marquez funeral was held. His coffin covered with yellow roses.\nColumbia, his birthplace, now being defined by his art more than by its history of violence and dictators. There too , thousands are mourning his death but also celebrating his humanity.\nWould this ever be remotely possible in Australia with its emphasis on the real estate section in newspapers and adulation of sporting heroes or fast running horses?\nIs that not what suburban ennui does to you?\nPerhaps, for one brief moment, Colombia is defined by literature and not drug lords. But it's likely to be rather a brief moment. I'd rather live in Australia, with its high level of safety, than in Colombia where life isn't worth the cost of the bullet to blow you away.\nColombia is much more than a country with a high murder rate, which by the way has halved since 2006.\nAnyway, we with our suburbs allow so many kids to to be dead by age twelve, dulled to life, emptied of creative life force before they have chin-hair. The endless streets, the same as any, the sameness mile after mile, devoid of people on the streets. No exchange of ideas or inspiration to aspire for more than a deposit for the next generation of home owners. At best, become a lawyer or estate agent.\nGovernment after government with the same carrots held before the voters.\nMaterialism is terminal in our burbs.\nOf course Colombia is more than a country with a high homicide rate, just as the US is more than a country with a high gun ownership rate. (Not that you'd know it from The Drum.) The fact remains, The Colombian homicide rate is 9 times the rate of that in the US, never mind any other western country.\nAnd there are far worse things for kids to do than grow up in suburbs. Not everyone aspires to live in small apartments in the noisy, congested and polluted inner city. Been there, done that, never want to do it again. As for materialism, I would hardly consider the cities to be exempt from that particular quality.\nBut Frangipani;\nPeople do not live in our cities or towns. That is the problem. Our towns and cities are empty after hours. Areas in the commercial sections of towns or villages are hardly ever used for housing. Often car yards and yawning car bonnets greet one when entering a city or town after dark. Again, no people about except in some rare instances, more by luck than planning. Double Bay is an example. Kings Cross, Pott's Point another one. Inner city areas such as Glebe, Balmain, Newtown are now hotly sought after and incredibly expensive. It shows what people really want. Close proximity to shops and amenities and above all each other.\nDepends on the town, Gerard. Some roll up the streets at night, some have plenty going on, at least in some districts. But there's nothing especially sacrosanct about city night life compared to enjoying life with your family and neighbours in the suburbs and going out for a drink at the local pub. A lot of what passes for \"life\" in some areas of the cities I know is little more than mindless \"clubbing.\" Who needs it?\nSure, everyone wants to live in Double Bay. But there are plenty of places that have amenities close by and don't carry the hefty price tag of living in Sydney. And the chances that you'll actually get to know your neighbours are a lot better.\nGive me a bit of green space around, a nice glass of wine, and a chance to watch the cockatoos and rosellas from my deck. I'll take that over the inner city, no matter how pricey the neighbourhood, any day.\nIt`s not all that often I agree with Gerard but in this I do.\nThe basic reason is, of course, TOO MANY PEOPLE.\nOur whole society is skewed to the point where the footy/cricket/soccer/etc results are all important.\nLook at the news headlines after a weekend and a good 75% of the first ones are sports results.\nNothing else is of importance.\nLook at the strife these overpaid and underbrained role models get into, and that`s what they sadly are, role models.\nGet a life you lot and enjoy and appreciate what you see around you, not just what is fabricated to amuse you.\nNot all mortgages are the same. Typically, if someone buys a house in an established suburb, they have to provide a larger deposit than someone buying a new house in a new suburb. New developments are agressively marketed.\nWhen unemployment rises, people who have bought in outer suburbs can find themselves in a position where they don't have the money to make their repayments with the added problem that, because the economy is weak, their house is valued at less than they owe the bank.\nThese people have often been living at their financial limit because, in between servicing the mortgage, they've been shelling out massive amounts of money on fuel - because you don't get usable public transport in outer suburbs. There may be fewer shops than in older suburbs and so the few shops that there are face less competition and so can charge higher prices.\nThis is a recipe for stress, especially when you add in factors like young children and long commuting times.\nNone of this excuses domestic violence but it does explain the prevalence in these areas as opposed to more established urban areas.\nWhitey:\nNot sure of all the details, but it seems at least some of these incedents were linked to mental health. The further you go from the centre of a capital city, all health outcomes drop. Outer suburban health is worse than inner city, better then regional, and much better than remote. Some of it is cost of delivery, but remember that per capita spending also drops as you get further from inner city. It means that outer suburbs aren't valued as much as inner city elites, but more than farmers, and at the very end is indigenous people in remote areas.\n\"... obsession with having to 'own' the bricks and plaster.\"\nGiven that it's either the security of owning your own home, or the insecurity of renting, it's hardly surprising, or to be condemned, that so many want owbership.\nHousing insecurity is, in itself, one or the major stressors that can lead to mental illness.\nThe problem of our way of housing people is clearly demonstrated by health centres. Ask doctors and the main ingredients for prescriptions ; anti- depressants.\nIronically, some of the best forms of housing are provided by the government in low cost social housing. Cheaper and much better architecture. Perhaps housing was never meant to be taken over by private developers. It is much more a social issue than mere brick and mortar.\nWell said. Better Urban planning would solve many of our social porblems. We clear fell to build housing estates to make money for developers. We should be building whole communities with full services.\nSo, an urban planner thinks urban planning is a good idea?\nHow totally unexpected.\nSeeing as violence \"...is more prevalent in rural areas and outer suburbs...\" I'd like to thank Dr Whitzman for her contribution on the situation from her perspective, and now await to hear from a rural planner to get a fuller picture of the problem before feeling I'd be sufficiently equipped to comment.\nA definition of 'rural' from the author might help. Could be a bit of a stretch.\nTyabb, where Luke Batty died, is rural. Farms, wineries, cattle, horses, that sort of thing. Mornington isn't rural, but I wouldn't call it a fringe suburb either. It started out as a small town, and is now a larger one, with its own dynamic. The depiction of it as a violence ridden, soulless suburb with no facilities is just wrong-headed.\nI've never thought of the peninsular as being rural. Full of beach homes when I lived in Melbourne.\nRed Hill, Tyabb and much of the east side of the peninsula are rural. It's not all Mount Eliza, Mornington and Sorrento.\nPS - I live in a truly rural area 300 kms from Melbourne and 6kms from a village of 950 at last count. Two murders in the last 40 years.\nI daresay, S.O, that puts your area at a higher murder rate than the rest of the country. Australia's murder rate is about 1 per 100,000 people every year. Your 1 in 1000 people every 20 years would suggest to me that the murder rate is 5 times as high.\nAcccording to the Australian Bureau of Statistics, domestic violence is not even in the top 15 causes of death among women 15-44. There is no credible data whatsoever to support the false claim that it's the top cause of injury or health problems.\nActual reasearch in the field of domestic violence shows that women are just as likely to be aggressors as men are, and that mothers are just as likely to kill their children as fathers are.\nFar from being a huge problem, this sort of violence is rare. This article perpetuates feminist myths that are used to demonise men.\nMiss Information:\nShe didn't say top cause of death ep, she said biggest health risk....substantial difference.\nAbout 7% of the population but the incidence is boosted by a large component being in Aboriginal communities which does distort the figures for the rest of the population.\nDoes that make it less of a problem?\nMy partner was verbally and physically abused by his first wife for ten years. He never fought back, would just fend her off, and he never told anyone. Apart from me, he still hasn't.\nIn our society (maybe them all) men are meant to be tough, and not be abused by the 'weaker' sex, to admit to this is anathema to most men. This is not the fault of feminists. This silence has existed since way before feminism came along.\nIn the past women would never talk about DV, what happened in the home stayed in the home. This has changed, this same change needs to happen with men. That is the main issue, not a feminist conspiracy to make every women hate every man. If people won't admit they need help, they can't get it.\nThe 'One in Three' campaign is making progress. If you don't already, I suggest you help them out, as I do. I don't see how complaining about feminists will help anyone.\nrural granny:\nMy sister was abused emotionally, financially and sexually by her husband for 15 years. She being 48kg and he being 90 kg and a foot taller, was not able to fend him off. Nor was she able to tell anyone because being the narcissistic, entitled and charismatic creature he is, had her believing she would lose her children if she did.....\nTit for tat in this game does no one any good, and while I believe there are abused men out there, the fact that it is so often physically damaging for women must not ever be undercut by the 'me-too's'.\nI agree men are taught to be tough, but the toughness is physical... men have to start teaching men that strength is in controlling temper, losing the sense of entitlement to women's bodies, and learning to deal with frustration without resorting to fists. Men will live and love longer when they do.\nEx-servicewoman:\nCan you please provide links to the ABS data you mention? Your claims \"just as likely\" regarding women being the aggressors & also regarding the killing of their own children has me doubting I'm afraid. 50% of children killed in domestic violence situations are killed by their mothers? I've checked the ABS & can't find any current data whatsoever. Not saying it isn't there. A link would be most appreciated - if not supportive to your claims. Thx.\nEx Service Woman, A good starting point would be the Office of the Status of Women's own source document for its seminal 1986 campaign claiming a third of women had experience of domestic violence. It was a US study Behind Closed Doors by Straus Gelles and (Gloria) Steinmetz which found indeed a third had experience but in half the cases it was as perpetrator. Another study was done about fifteen years ago by the Australian Dept of Youth Affairs (or whatever it was called at the time, could have been DETYA about violence between dating youthful couples that again found symetry in violence.\nI would love to provide links, but I don't think they can be posted in comments here.\nFor the ABS data, google \"women australia causes of death\" or similar.\nFor the overview of domestic violence research, google \"fiebert domestic violence\".\nMonty B:\nRe- your above comment-\nFirst you mix `cause of death` figures with injury/health figures;- why would you do that?\nThen you try to dilute the issue by adding female violence into the mix. A worthy but separate issue.\nThen you assert `this sort of violence is rare.`\nIn fact family violence is one of the few crimes the police actually want to see higher figures for because they know the problem is both prevalent but under reported.\nWhy are you trying so hard for this not to be an issue?\nRegarding the accuracy of figures from Government bodies I am reminded of Pru Goward, while head of the Office of the Status of Women, criticising a statement that DV took up more of police time than all other issues put together. She said that this was absurd and ridiculous. What she forgot was that figure was invented by her own organisation the year before!\nScottBE:\nEvil one, you must be aware that the vast majority of domestic violence goes unreported. Even when a woman presents at the emergency department they are just as likely to report their injuries as originating accidentally or even self-inflicted. Violent spouses usually threaten or cause the victim to feel guilty and accept the blame themselves.\nMost researchers will admit that the data is largely incomplete.\nScott that is doubly so for men not reporting and when they do the numbers often get adjusted downwards. One example is the Victorian Injury Surveillance System report of 1996 where the incidence of male victims was adjusted downwards after complaints it is believed from OSW. The other issue is the definition of DV which has been constantly broadened for example threats to family pets. I had a discussion with a friend on the merits of two similar breeds of dogs and I unkindly commented he seemed to have gone through rather a large number of his chosen breed. It turns out that was because three of his dogs were put down by his wife while he was away on military excercise. OSW and similar would consider that domestic violence had he been a woman but it is unlikely he would have reported himself a victim of DV.\nWomen in the outer suburbs are often lonely. The neighbours come and go, there are no community activities, the women don't have transport, the husband has the family car, it needs repairs, the mortgage has to be paid, there are sackings at the work place, the kids are hyper-active from a bad diet, too much sugar, fat ,white flour.\nAll this put together, and you will have stress, depression and family violence.\nPut all that together and you have a convincing economic argument for celibacy.\nI see very few women in outer suburbia without a car, more often they will have the newer car and hubby will have the \"daily driver\".\nAnd how many of those things were self-inflicted? And thus are within the person to control?\nMike nsw:\nSelf inflicted, indeed. But given that most non professional younger people are sheeple at best and bogans at worst. Their exposure to information channels is mostly Dancing with the Stars or CSI and they completely model their lives on what their peers are doing. I doubt there's much that individuals can do about it, due to ignorance.\nGo to a lower socioeconomic suburban shopping centre and check out the shopping trolleys of two or three mums with toddlers doing their shop, piled high with soft drink, dollar bread and frozen pizzas. Their conversation isn't about the Ukraine or the forthcoming budget, more like what that bitch Sandra said about me yesterday. I was talking to a young family acquantance from Taree the other day who, despite finishing year 12, expressed surprise that Japan isn't a country in Europe.\nkind of agree. with housing expensive more and more families are pushed into outer suburbs or regional areas with no support services as they either have not been built or resourced yet, or cut back due to govt. budget/policy. My wife works in social services in small regional town and she says there are heaps of high risk families living in cheap farm houses that farmers have available. They move to these locations to avoid services and police and to continue their violent ways and socially isolate the woman. If urban sprawl is going to continue, it needs to be well planned out with adequate services. many DV women are not allowed to drive or there is only 1 car which he drives so it can be hard to access a service in Melb. when you are 2 hours away.\nNobody's getting it - there is a minority of males who cannot or will not control their behavior towards women. There has to be education at primary school through - it is not acceptable to assault anyone. The murders of late of women and children are a blight on manhood. There are millions of very good men out there who would never bully/bash/murder anyone let alone women and children. It is not just a case of mental illness - sorry - that is a crock. Life's stresses? another crock - common on stop making excuses please.\nSorry Bambi but they are not crocks. There are many contributing factors to people going over the edge and they will vary according to the person and the circumstances.\nI was twice beaten up by girls in primary school and suffered domestic abuse in adulthood so this is insulting , uncaring and demeaning- who would you educate and why. Shall we tell all the little boys how bad men are and that's what's in store for them, what a great way to seed dispair and depression. How about a new non gender biased view of abuse and violence, the old gendered approach has failed to make any headway.\nI'll give you one very simple positive step we could take and this is actuall an urban planning issue, provide free or cheap crisis accomodation to anyone at any time no questions asked. Currently a man can be stuck in an abusive relationship, with threats to take the kids and bancrupt him, control of who he sees, constant put downs etc and he can't go anywhere, he still has to go to work too, so what does he do, he snaps - the abuse he recieved before that is not an escuse but it can be a cause of the eventual physical incident.\nAs to the minority of males you refer to, why are women attracted to them? Often you will hear that a voilent offender has a girlfriend/wife - what's so attractive, muscles, cool attitude, beats up other men -- come on women work out what's going on - you control natural selection why have kids with these blokes?\nChrischjak:\nYes, agreed, it is a matter of self control on the part of anyone, male or female, who feels the need to resort to physical violence(or psychological or verbal) or who can't stop themselves resorting to these. I agree that a programme in school does help (there would be very few schools without some sort of programme which addresses these problems) BUT please let us not put this back on schools as we do with all of society's ills. Surely the place to do this is in the home. I would think that many children have learned all about violence before they get to school. The examples set in the home when a child is pre-school are possibly the best way of reducing the frequency of violent acts. (and that is what they are after all) in the next generation. I guess that is the problem, there has to be a break in the cycle so that this behavior us not perpetuated. That is the difficult thing to achieve but it starts in the home well before a child goes to school.\nCrustythePrawn:\nBambi, Now repeat that post substituting 'males' with 'females' (or better yet, 'people'). Feminists have hoodwinked the community into thinking that domestic violence=mens violence towards women, when that is just one sub-set of DV. There is men on women, women on men, men on men, women on women, kids on parents, etc. There is no benefit whatsoever in framing a solution to DV that involves painting men as demons and women as perpetual victims - except an ideological benefit to the feminist-driven DV industry.\nPreventing rural violence is not something that could be achieve through several policies. It involves challenges to increase the education level and living standard of the whole nation.\nYou are right Jenny but it doesn't stop there. It's not just education and living standards but also involves living in cohesive communities where people help each other as a way of life. As we become more unequal and, therefore, divisive, we will see the problem get worse.\nYou know, I grew up in suburban Canada, I've lived in a number of large cities, a couple of smaller ones, and a semi-rural town. I never found that the cities provided a particularly cohesive or helpful community. To the contrary, in fact. Yes, cities have more facilities than rural or outer suburban areas but the divisions and inequalities are ever bit as visible, sometimes more so, there than in the 'burbs.\nSpot on Desert Woman. The whole problem is multifactorial and truly requires entire cultural change.\nA lot of people don't want their neighbours knowing their business, and a lot of neighbours don't want to stick heir nose in to what appears to be a problem (I sure don't).\nIn the outer suburbs there are not enough good quality amenities which may entice families to participate in social activities.\nOutdoor sports-grounds are fine for competition, but there is no variety for the residents who want to do indoor things : bowling alleys, skating rinks, table-tennis courts, and even snooker tables would bring people together who do not want to sweat in the sun.\nThey could be open after schools - shopping centers (which now exclusively supply the inside entertainment for kids whose computers are turned off until the 6PM News) would have to rely on mum shoppers only for income - store security staff would have to, though, find another job.\nMental illness is sure a consideration in determining cause, and the suburbs need to take some blame yet they could also find new cures.\nThe standard criminal defence these days, when \"not guilty\" didn't work, is \"my client is depressed\". Depression has become the catch-all cop-out excuse, whether fairly and accurately or not.\nI would guess that judges would be so sick of hearing it that they'd go easier on a defendant who just said \"I did it, I shouldn't have, I'm sorry and ashamed\".\nCaffettierra Moka:\nSo, you manage to attend every criminal case in every court in NSW? Your entire life is devoted to listening to testimony by defendants and their solicitors? That is the only way you could make a statement like 'they all plead depression'. I personally don't know the profiles of all criminals in the state, but I would bet that they tend towards the more manipulative and impulsive types.\nAfter re-reading I would like to clarify:\n1. I don't think you have attended all courts in NSW. As such I can't see how you can make the statement factual\n2. If we were to look at the kinds of people who were being arrested and tried for crimes, depression wouldn't be a prevalent issue. The majority of crime is opportunistic, so people with poor impulse control would be more likely to be represented. As would stone-cold cases who are either anti-social or sociopathic.\nIf you have some actual data about who presents in court and how a judge would take their mental health into account at sentencing, could you pass that on.\nSmoranean:\nThe further away you go from the cities, the further you have to travel to obtain alL services. It is also well known that the further out into the sticks you go, the lower the rents, and the lower the incomes. People don't suddenly up and move from Cottesloe to Maddington because they win the lottery.\nWhen you're poor, you live in poorer areas than you would like to, with less services than you'd like, and you also have a lot more to worry about, and thus a lot more to fight with your one-and-only over how to spend what little you have. So, arguments lead to anger lead to big beats little. Reduce the wealth inequality and you will reduce the lack of services in the sticks, as well as the arguments that lead to anger and violence.\n\"It would also be unrealistic to deny every father with a history of violence any access to their children.\"\nUnfair yes. Unrealistic no. Fathers are assumed to be violent by the CSA and access is nothing more than rhetoric for some of us, even when the only history of violence has been receiving it. If you want to help reduce the anger which causes violence, make sure you tell the whole story. (The usual response when I mention my history of violence receipt is \"What did you do to deserve that?\")\nI have been there too.\nIn the 1950's if a woman showed up with a black eye the question was asked \"What did you do?\"\nBlaming the victim.\nNow it is the other way around and yet people still don't see how both sides of the discussion suffer sexual stereotypes and are at risk.\nI can't really comment on two of the locales, but the depiction of the area of Luke Batty's murder doesn't seem very accurate to me.\nTyabb isn't an outer suburb, it's a rural community. Farmland, horses, a few wineries. And Mornington is a full-fledged town in its own right and has been for a century and a half. It is quite distinct from Frankston (which is the suburb with the high crime rate), and I would not, myself, describe it as urban fringe but as part of a sprawling string of towns stretching south down the Mornington Peninsula.\nMornington and its surrounds may not have adequate emergencies shelters, but to argue that people are being crammed into the area without adequate critical infrastructure seems to me a misrepresentation. There are schools, hospitals, clinics and counselling services there, and certainly plenty of lawyers.\nAs for the crime rate there, in general it's lower than in inner Melbourne, while the family incident rate is similar to that of the big smoke (999 incidents per 100,000 in Melbourne, 1100 in the Mornington Peninsula as a whole.\nI've got no doubt that better services could be provided there (as elsewhere), but I don't believe you can argue that this is an issue of bad urban planning producing soulless suburbs with no infrastructure.\nThere has been much done to address the ubiquitous problem of domestic violence this last 50 years. Prior to this the response was more often than not to blame the victim with a 'tch tch' and whispered comments about the perpetrator and little else more.\nHaving worked as a nurse in the prison system for many years, I have got to know many perpetrators. Some murderers, others bashers. Mostly these men are affected by alcohol, sometimes with other drugs. They came from a wide range of environments from inner city to out in the sticks, some from aboriginal communities and some from exclusive and secure apartment towers.\nWhile I appreciate the argument made here that there is a prevalence in outer suburbs, I believe it is simplistic to identify such a commonality as being a main factor. Certainly we need more support services, though I doubt either State or Federal Governments would agree. These should be situated throughout the country, and there are many such in rural towns and major regional centres. More needs to be done.\nBut I can hear the cry \"We don't want a Nanny State!\" coming from our politicians too frequently these days. They don't want to do anything about the principle causative factors that have been identified in repeated research such as alcohol abuse, macho stereotypical behaviours or identified personality factors that indicate potential propensity.\nSo how many more will suffer before our politicians finally come to grips with this serious problem? The longer it is left, the more children who have been abused will grow up to live out their parental actions in the same vein, as many children, particularly males, learn their parental roles from their parents and become abusers themselves.\nWe already have much of the knowledge and skills needed to address this. Yet some of the needed other actions include targeting alcohol consumption across the board to reduce heavy intoxication, and programs which identify children from homes with abusive parents for intensive therapeutic efforts to prevent children growing up to become perpetrators.\nAll we really need is the political will but all they can think of is advertising campaigns. With our burgeoning population and intensifying urban crowding, the problem will get much worse before it improves.\nI'd agree housing issues are more likely to coincide with the problem of domestic violence rather than cause it. My no doubt ignorant guess is that a lot of the perpetrators would either have controlling personalities (Simon Gittany comes over that way) or felt they had little control over their lives and sought to exert control over those closest to them. Did you see alcohol and drugs as the cause by themselves or just a contributing factor to an existing troubled relationship?\nI can't imagine any politician complaining about nanny states on this issue. I see it as more of a state issue than a federal one. Not trying to insert politics but Rudd and Gillard did seem to see intruding into state issues as any easy way to score electoral points. I guess that is how the expiring program came into being.\nAdvertising campaigns won't reach all perpetrators. It is hard to see them overturning cultural attitudes in many communities. More likely the push for change would need to come from within those communities I think. Not being rude about DoCS, they work in very difficult circumstances, but removal of kids from abusive situations might be required and DoCS have been largely unsuccessful with that in NSW.\nAvargo:\nYep. This Government doesn't want a \" nanny state \" as that would mean all the precious taxes collected would then have to be put to use in the various enterprises set up to deal with the ever increasing population and it's needs. God forbid !!\nNo, no, much better to cut all the programs and not spend any of the taxes.\nThey just take and take ...\nGood urban planning produces nice well-serviced suburbs, that then become hellholes if there is no employment. Our groovy well-resourced inner suburbs grew around tanneries, breweries and foundries, not around the local centrelink.\nWhile agreeing with most of what the good Dr is ordering I can't help thinking that the remedial services she finds to be lacking would be less necessary if our polity stopped treating industry as a mistake our stone-age ancestors should never have invented.\nMike (the other one):\nUnnecessary death and suffering? If the economy keeps declining the way it is you can expect a lot more in the future.\nAs a person who had no idea about the existence of footy until I lived here, I have been wondering if it doesn't lower the threshold. I mean the unconscious thing about keeping the distance and not touching a person is eliminated.\nI personally am convinced that footy, playing and watching, has something to do with being more violence prone, but one would need a comparative study or two. I never watch it, only ever see the 3 seconds before I switch channels. It makes me really uneasy to see these men tackling, i.e. attacking each other. The attack mode gets internalized and taken home.\nThe main issue with football is that it trivialises violence.\nIn almost every match, you'll see some form of deliberate violence. And even in situations where a person actually attacks someone else, they'll never get prosecuted for the punch. Just a fine and a match ban, if anything.\nWhat lesson does football teach us? That physical violence only gets punished depending on:\n1. Whether you're caught; and\n2. Whether anyone cares.\nAnd the results are quite predictable. The majority of physical violence is hidden from public view and committed by people who fall under society's radar. Why? Because the offenders have been taught to do it that way.\nFootball teaches us that a successful player can do what they will on a Saturday night and only rarely get a slap on the wrist. It also teaches us that alcohol is the best way to rehydrate a winning athlete and saturate onlookers. There's no link between alcohol and violence in our society.\nDamn right Blax... this is what I mean in my piece above referring to \"macho stereotypical behaviours\"... there have been many studies and research done and there are identifiable personality traits. Macho sports reinforce a mateship which relegates women to the status of inferior objects.\nDoes anyone commenting here actually realize that the level of violent crime in Australia is much lower than in many other western countries, and I'm not just talking about the US?\nOne or two things I know, in my rural setting, near a large regional centre, we do not have drive by shootings, machine guns found in raids or people shot and stabbed in road rage incidents. We do have significant domestic violence, mostly male. We have a lot of quite neglected children, a lot of permanently unemployed single parents, mainly mothers and a lot of dead beat absent fathers. One major problem is serial live in partners and no commitment relationships.\nChild well being services and mental health services are rubbish. I grew up and went to school here. I reckon the mental health services have declined disastrously compared to twenty or even ten years ago. The likes of Evil Pundit need to get up front in the kids area and see what really happens. The article raises many important points, but the pollies ain't listening!!\nCan't remember the last example of urban planning in NSW. It has been developers, take the money and run for at least 20 years.\nThen you haven't tried to get planning permission to build an ordinary house in Eurobodalla or Bega Valley Shire.\nIt?s not about the location. If person A believes they own person B, that person B has no rights of independence or autonomy, the results are going to be either submission or violence.\nSure, but if there are support services to which Person B can turn to for security and safety, they have far more options than if there aren't.\nPoint taken, but where is safe? Last weeks murder was at a Sunshine shopping center. The woman had taken out an intervention order. What more could have been done? Tragically it is at the point of leaving where the woman is most at risk as this heightens the aggression of a control freak.\nI knew a young lady once who married the lad she'd dated through high school and into uni. One night, he lost it and hit her. She walked out, and filed divorce papers the same week. She never looked back.\nThe only support service she required was the name of a family lawyer.\nI'm not sure that we shouldn't be spending a lot more time teaching kids about self worth before they're in their teens, and a lot less time fixing the damage after they've spent years of being abused because they didn't have the skills or confidence to leave an abusive relationship. And that goes for both women and men.\nWhat on earth makes you think that Australia's present Government cares one iota about the people of this country ?\nThis Gov. believes they can screw this nation into the ground. The belief they have is the strong will survive and the weak will just die out. Very convenient really, though the dying out will be a messy affair, with lots more news items to be seen. Although the continued regularity of this violence will become 'old news', hence it will not be headline news and as such not bother anyone too much.\nI mean if it's not happening to you it's fine, yes ?\nThe sheer audacity of this Government's total lack of care and consideration for all of Australia's inhabitants is utterly sickening to behold.\nThis Government seems to be very efficient in enabling a culture that produces fatal violence against it's children.\nWhat on earth will become of Australia's future ?\nOh, that's right. The strong will survive. Good riddance to the weak. << Sarcasm is to be read with the last three sentences please.\nThe Blue Smurf :\nSo violence is no where near as prevalent in the more affluent pockets of society? The chances are that it is far more under-reported. Physical and sexual violence most certainly happens in these suburbs as well, it just far less likely to be on the street or in the media.\nfoolkings:\nfamiliar story: The deep respect for women that many different cultures bring to australia will filter through, we'll take their good ideas , they will take ours, the key is to absorb the best as a growing culture, good people. The author has explained what else is necessary pretty clearly.\nA very clear example of how important social services are, it's everyones quality of life.\nHelping someone that has a mental illness needs training.\nThis is the coal face that any smart govt would take seriously.\nSunshine is closer to the CBD than Kew or Brunswick - its also a service hub. Watsonia less so but it certainly wouldnt qualify as an outer suburb or a \"struggle town\". This article is really drawing a long bow.\nWell, I don't know Sunshine or Watsonia, but I sure would never describe Mornington as a struggling outer suburb.\nBill Daley:\nPut the Plebs in little boxes on the out the outskirts of \"polite society\", leave them to their own devices by providing limited services and support, and ensure that are financially unable to advance their lot. WTF do we expect will happen?\npeople who can murder their own family is absolutely not in their right minds and must be taken care of before things start going out of hands and ends up murdering their wife or children.\nHow do you distinguish between who is capable and who isn't capable before it happens?\nZ.R.:\nDV is not a dated topic over the world, actually. Domestic Violence could happen in the families with different classes. This could be one of the most serious issues women and children are facing. Growing up in a house with violent experience is a nightmare for sure, and there is high possibility that those kids would never forget that, making DV the gloom of their life forever. It might be true that urban planning could be one helpful way to relieve the problem as the community share some similarity, and community's atmosphere can make an influence on the mental state of people in there. Whether urban planning could work, we'll see.\nSanjay Kapur:\nWhat can be seen in this incident is that murder can occur in any area. Taking caution is highly necessary in any area. The harsh situations such as a mother killed in front of the son is very devastating and life changing towards the child. These incidents shall not continue on to happen.\nWhitzman says \"Many outer suburbs lack refuges for victims of domestic violence.\" There is also a lack of refuges in the more well-to-do inner suburbs. I remember the Salvos did a survey of women on the Sydney North Shore some time ago and it showed a lack of demand because refuges normally didn't have swimming pools and tennis courts.\nHMS_GrandMaster_V:\nViolence is a expression of discontent, this can come in many shapes or forms including abuse it is all around us.\nOne must be very careful how hard or far some one is being pushed before there WILL be violence tendency's.\nIt is one of the many emotions of expression.\nI personally try to channel most of my anger into \"stand up comedian\" to great success.\nHowever some anger remains, we all are angry about something live is not 100% roses.\nLive should be a big soup of emotions without having a single emotion being the dominate one.\nBalanced living is what were used to, to much of this or that is never good even to much vitamin C can kill you.\nIt is the level of anger however that is the issue, a common emotion that could when it is in to great of a number can become a dominant factor in your live thus decision making.\nIncluding domestic violence.\nNot posting my name:\nThe personal safety survey of 2012, (http://www.abs.gov.au/ausstats/abs@.nsf/Latestproducts/4906.0Main%20Features12012?opendocument&tabname=Summary&prodno=4906.0&issue=2012&num=&view=) shows that one in three victims of domestic violence and one in three victims of sexual violence are male.\nYet this article ignores that time and again starting here \"It would also be unrealistic to deny every father with a history of violence any access to their children.\"\nAnd yet in many states men still can't gain access to funding for support. Last year NSW finally changed their housing assistance laws to allow male victims of domestic violence access to housing assistance packages.\nThen people on here comment that 90% of violence is perpetrated by men. The stats for domestic violence do not show that.\nI was abused by my sister. I couldn't get support and even going to a support group I was asked to leave because I was making the other victims feel uncomfortable.\nI just want to be clear about something. Domestic violence is conducted in all sections of society, by all races, and both sexes.\nMen don't commit acts of domestic violence. Scum sucking bottom feeding pieces of s&*t do. And they can be male or female scum suckers.\nMy problem is simple. If this is a sexist issue then why are we attaching sex to the issue?\nIf all funding and support, from the government, were in the form or 'victims of domestic violence' and 'perpetrators of domestic violence' then it would be equal.\nBut when the government makes specific support programs for one sex and not the other. It's sexist.\nWhen Gillard increased funding for violence against women with a 74 million dollar pip. The legislation meant the women were receiving 100 times more funding from the federal government per victim then men.\nHow is that equality?\nWould this have saved those 7 children killed by their mother in the US? Or those three children recently killed by their mother in the UK?\nWant to start combating domestic violence? Stop lying about it.\nViolence is an intrinsic part of being human. It is programmed into us, both genetically and socially. All our sports, from rugby to chess are forms of stylized violence.\nOf the two genders, men, because of the physical and hormonal make-up are more prone to physical violence, but more often against other men than women.\nCan we beat our inherent programming. Yes, but it'll take more than urban planning.\nBreach of peace:\nThose who have worked in the mental health area for decades and those who still work in mental health have been crying out for years for more extensive funding. First of all if any individual loses their moral compass through excessive drinking, drugging and lack of respect for others then that is the first avenue of defence lost to society. They may harm themselves or what we are seeing is they will harm others with rape or murder or both.\nSociety needs to have a thorough and proper diagnoses of these individuals at risk and not just placing them on drugs which is the usual medicine model. If individuals do not eat nutritional food regularly compounding the drinking of alcohol excessively, the taking of illicit drugs regularly and being in a 'state of mind' that is not conducive to a healthy life style, the loss of the support of family and friends or ignoring the good advice of their family and friends will certainly lead people on the road to destruction. Their downfall is imminent unless the individual seeks professional help in the end by their own free will. Sadly it is too late for many as they have not looked after their physical, mental and emotional health.\nThere are many studies that have conclusively shown that an individuals faculties deteriorate if they neglect their health through nutrition they are on the road to crime and injuring others on the way. Their bodies become deficient in vitamins, mineral and enzymes. The body and the brain need to be constantly nourished with wholesome foods not junk foods. The Australian Institute of Criminology has long concluded 'mental health with crime'. When are those in a position going to make the connection as it is a no brainer.\nYou know this violence does not happen in a vacuum. It is not insanity. It is not without reason. Smart intelligent men and women do not get involved in violent fights.\nI can go out on the street and get anyone to hit me. Am I the victim or am I a fool.\nThere are always two sides to every problem and both should be considered.\nIt is quite possible that women are more vicious then men?\nI don't know that I would argue that women are more vicious than men but I wouldn't question that they can be as vicious. The thing is, though, they are smaller and so less likely to inflict damage.\nThat said, the real issue to me is why people allow themselves to get into and remain in abusive relationships. All the shelters and counselling in the world won't help if people choose to remain where they are rather than walk away. And that's not a suburban-only issue.\neliz:\nPlease know.\nIt is not about the gender of the person committing the crime, it Is about The Crime.\nIt IS a crime to lash out and destroy another person instead of just saying \"I feel hurt, angry, I am in pain, please help me\"\nCreating fear just leads to destruction.\nThe Only discipline is Self discipline!\nLosing our temper is Not ok.\nBeing honest with oneself is not learnt easily.\nWhatever we say, we do Know, there are No Excuses.\nIntroduce communication skills as a mandatory part of primary school. \"When you say/do that I feel....\"\nJodi cooper:\nInteresting read with some really good points. We have to remember though that just because Fv incident reports to police are higher in these areas, it does not mean a higher prevelance. Current stats show police reports don't reflect the true nature of fv with many women never having police involvement. Violence happens across ALL socio economic communities, regardless of where you live, it's just hidden differently. Our recent high profile deaths all reflected women and children who had left and had accessed support and taken many steps to maximise their safety. The main way to reduce violence against women and children is to focus attention on the root cause which existed long before suburbia. Until we start seriously addressing gender stereo types, issues of male entitlement and power and have many more men standing up and driving this change, violence against women and children will continue.\n> But it would be far too costly to \"lock up and throw away the key\" every man who has ever threatened his wife and children - that would be hundreds of thousands of men across Australia. It would also be unrealistic to deny every father with a history of violence any access to their children.\nThis is the most absurd thing I have heard. If a man threatens his wife or children, prison is exactly where he belongs... cost should not be a factor... Also why is it unrealistic to prevent violent men from having access to their children? Surely this is why the justice system exists, to protect the innocent and vulnerable of society from those who would do them harm. These sorts of tragedies would not happen if violent men were dealt with much more severely by the courts before the threats escalate to something much worse (which they invariably do).",
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        "raw_content": "AG continues Asia growth trajectory with Corporate hire\nAddleshaw Goddard has continued its investment drive in Asia with the hire of Ton van den Bosch, who joins the firm's Singapore office as a partner in the Corporate team on 1 February 2019.\nTon joins from Ince & Co where he was Of Counsel as well as heading its global Terminals & Maritime Infrastructure practice and its Energy and Projects team in South and Southeast Asia. His appointment demonstrates AG's continued investment into its Asia practice, and follows the hires of Corporate Partner Lance Jiang and litigator Janie Wong in Hong Kong. Ton's sector focus on Energy & Utilities, as well as on Transportation and Infrastructure, complement his experience in corporate, finance, restructuring, foreign investment and project development, bringing additional market-leading expertise to AG's already strong corporate offering.\nBob Charlton, Head of AG's Asia region, commented: \"Southeast Asia is an exciting market and Ton's proven track record of self-generating business opportunities, coupled with his experience in areas that will see us penetrate new sectors in the region, means we can grow our corporate offering in the region and strengthen links with the GCC, India and Africa. Our plans to be a double-digit partner business by FY 2021 are on course and we will continue to look for the right talent to achieve this aim.\"\nAddleshaw Goddard's Asia practice has grown from one partner and paralegal in Singapore in 2012, to a total current complement of five (soon to be six) partners, and c.35 other fee earners across Asia. Its corporate practice is now ranked in Legal 500 Asia Pacific 2018, and has significant experience handling all forms of corporate, corporate finance and commercial transactions throughout the Asia-Pacific region. Addleshaw Goddard also has a strong commercial litigation and international arbitration practice in the region.\nOur Singapore office provides specialist support across a range of legal disciplines and is the focus of our service delivery in South-East Asia.\nWe publish all our insights on LinkedIn. Follow Addleshaw Goddard Asia for all the latest legal developments, key regulatory changes and the issues that could affect you or your business.\nFollow AG Asia now\nJoin the conversation @_AGAsia",
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        "raw_content": "Split Dollar Agreement\nHome \u00bb Financial Agreements \u00bb Split Dollar Agreement\nA split dollar agreement is a type of life insurance agreement where two or more people split or divide the costs and benefits of a particular policy among themselves. The agreement is made between these people who clearly state the amount contributed by each of them and the returns they will receive, so that there is no conflict in the future regarding the proceeds. This type of agreement is very helpful for people who cannot afford to pay the full premium payment of an insurance policy and through this agreement they are not only insured but also do not have to bear the entire pressure of the costs.\nThe agreement also helps insurance companies as they are able to sell large policies to a person who otherwise would not have been able to afford it by himself. Many companies use this arrangement to split the costs between them and their employees, thereby enhancing the workers\u2019 benefits packages.\nYou can Download the Split Dollar Agreement, customize it according to your needs and Print. Split Dollar Agreement Template is either in MS Word, Excel or in PDF.\nSample Split Dollar Agreement",
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        "raw_content": "Atlanta has six of America\u2019s 20 fastest-growing suburbs for renters, report says\nWith their comparably affordable apartment communities, generally better schools and overall quieter lifestyles, suburbs are unsurprisingly attractive to many renters.\n\u00bb RELATED: Do you live in one of Georgia\u2019s best suburbs for 2018?\nAccording to RentCafe\u2019s recent report for which analysts compiled Census and Yardi Matrix data to determine renter population trends between 2011 and 2016, the Peach State is leading the pack among the country\u2019s most popular suburbs for renters.\nIn fact, of the 20 top trending suburbs with the highest influx of renters, six are in metro Atlanta. But these areas, RentCafe researchers note, have also seen rents rise at above average rates.\n\u00bb RELATED: Georgia cities where it\u2019s better to buy than rent\n3 Cox to sell majority stake in TV stations to Apollo\nChamblee, in north DeKalb County, experienced the biggest boom in renters of any U.S. city between 2011 and 2016; its renter population increased 156 percent. In 2016, Chamblee had 19,400 renters and only about 8,400 owners, according to the report.\n\u201cFor decades, Chamblee was an industrial zone, a smattering of residences, car dealerships, antique shops and open lots,\u201d The Atlanta Journal-Constitution\u2019s Michael Kanell reported in 2017. \u201cNow, it benefits from spillover from higher-priced places like Brookhaven and Buckhead, and it sits in the path of forces of change that are sweeping through much of metro Atlanta \u2013 demographics, transit, trendy values and economics.\u201d\n\u00bb RELATED: Millennials struggle to afford homes over high debt, no savings\nThe city, a 20-30 minute drive from Atlanta without traffic, is incredibly popular among young professionals and is home to MARTA\u2019s Chamblee train station.\nBut \u201cgiven the scarcity of new construction in the last years, apartment rents went up $429 over a 5-year period in Chamblee while the median household income of renters went down by 8%, reaching $50,700,\u201d RentCafe analysts wrote. Home sales, Kanell added, have been heating up, too.\nAccording to RentCafe, average monthly rent in Chamblee, about $1,413, is just $10 short of the average rent in Atlanta.\nThe city\u2019s growth was propelled by zoning changes made in 2002, tax abatements issued by the development authority and Chamblee\u2019s annexations, which more than doubled its area, The AJC previously reported.\n\u00bb RELATED: Atlanta housing market may have hit a turning point\nGwinnett County\u2019s Norcross came in second in RentCafe\u2019s list with a renter population bump of 148 percent and 5-year rent increase of 38 percent. Home to affordable housing, great schools and booming business opportunities, the area is especially popular among immigrants.\n\u201cOnce a rural summer destination for upper-class families, Norcross has now shifted into something quite different with a plethora of businesses taking over most of the area,\u201d report authors wrote. The city is about a 25-minute drive to Atlanta without traffic.\nFlower Mount, Texas, in the Dallas metro area, ranked third, followed by a Tampa, Florida, city and then back again to metro Atlanta\u2019s increasingly diverse city of Clarkston, the \u201cEllis Island of the south\u201d as Atlanta Magazine once called it.\n\u00bb RELATED: How to list your home on Airbnb in metro Atlanta for the Super Bowl\nThe city\u2019s renter population increased 97 percent between 2011 and 2016. And renters are paying the least of any top suburb: an average $886 per month. Though the median household income for 2016 was quite low ($33,500), renters saw a 4 percent income change in the 5-year period.\nNearly half of Clarkston\u2019s population comes from outside of the country \u2014 and many are refugees. According to The Guardian, the city has been home to more than 40,000 refugees in the past 25 years. Clarkston Mayor Ted Terry remains a public advocate for welcoming even more, despite state leaders\u2019 previous desires to limit the number of refugees coming to Georgia.\nClarkston, in DeKalb County, is about 30 minutes from Atlanta.\nOther metro Atlanta cities on the list: Johns Creek, Lilburn and Jonesboro.\n\u00bb RELATED: Should you rent or buy in Atlanta? Metro among top in US to own a home\nHere are the 20 fastest-growing suburbs for renters, according to RentCafe:\nFlower Mound, Texas (Dallas)\nRiverview, Florida (Tampa)\nLutz, Florida (Tampa)\nAllen, Texas (Dallas)\nBurleson, Texas (Dallas)\nPearland, Texas (Houston)\nLadera Ranch, California (Los Angeles)\nWesley Chapel, Florida (Tampa)\nLone Tree, Colorado (Denver)\nChevy Chase, Maryland (Washington)\nVoorhees, New Jersey (New York)\nBurien, Washington (Seattle)\nThe Colony, Texas (Dallas)\nLaguna Hills, California (Los Angeles)\nExplore the full report at rentcafe.com.",
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        "raw_content": "MacLean Power Systems to lay off 75, close Birmingham facility\nBy Kathryn Tuggle\nBIRMINGHAM, Alabama -- MacLean Power Systems, a maker of insulation and hardware products used by utility companies, will close its Birmingham-based facility by Oct. 31. Approximately 75 employees will be laid off.\nMacLean Power Systems operates three locations in the Birmingham area, but only employees who work at the 1500 Red Hollow Road location in Birmingham will be affected. At this time, there are no changes or layoffs expected at the Alabaster and Pelham locations, at 1909 Highway 87 and 3098 Pelham Pkwy.\nThe company isn't downsizing -- the operations that were based in Birmingham will be moved to Trenton, Tenn., a MacLean employee confirmed today. The employee did not know whether Birmingham-based employees would be offered an opportunity to move to Trenton and keep their jobs.\nAccording to the MacLean Power Systems website, the company already operates a facility in Trenton, at 1465 Industrial Park Drive.\nAL.com will continue to follow this story. This reporter has requested official company comment on the layoffs as well as information on whether the other facilities in the Birmingham area may be affected in future.",
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        "raw_content": "Floor Remarks of U.S. Senator Lamar Alexander (R-Tenn.) - Student Loans\nI wish to say a word about a subject which has nothing to do with health care and nothing to do with climate change, which is the other subject I have been in hearings on today, but it is a subject that will affect millions of families in America, and that is the question of going to college and student loans. All of us can imagine the anxious moments in our family lives -- and there are a number of them, including when a baby is born or when the daughter goes out on her first date; when someone is sick; when a child goes off to college. But one of the most anxious moments comes just after the first of every year when, in millions of homes across America, students and their parents wait to see if they have been admitted to college and to which college. The next anxiety comes when they turn to the various options they have to see whether they can afford to go to that college. Fortunately, in America we have the best system of higher education. We not only have the best colleges; we have almost all of the best colleges. We have 6,000 autonomous institutions of one kind or another -- public, private, religious, secular, profit, for-profit -- among which students may choose. Second, even though prices have been going up, we have bent over backward in this country to try to make it possible for the largest number of Americans to attend college. Seventy-seven percent of Americans who attend college -- nearly 20 million -- have a Federal grant or Federal loan to help them do that. So just after January -- and I want to paint this picture -- in homes across America, we have millions of students, millions of families who are waiting for their college admissions and then will turn to the question of: Can I get some help paying the bills. Specifically, we have 14 million -- if next year is anything like last year and the year before -- 14 million of those students who will be going to college on 3,500 campuses who will be borrowing $60 billion through the Federal Family Education Loan Program -- what we call the traditional student loan program. We have two types of loan programs. We basically have one through two thousand lenders, profit and nonprofit, across the country. For example, we have an organization called Edsouth in Tennessee that is nonprofit. It offers a variety of student loan options to Tennessee students. It has five regional outreach counselors to provide college and career planning, financial aid training, college admissions assistance, and financial literacy. It makes 443 presentations at Tennessee schools through college fairs, guidance visits, and presentations. It works with 12,000 Tennessee students to improve their understanding of college admissions and the financial aid process. Last year, Edsouth provided training to over 1,000 school counselors and distributed 1.5 million financial aid brochures. The various lending institutions -- profit and not-for-profit -- are usually in these communities and easy for these 14 million students to get to. There is another group of students -- about a fourth to a third in total -- who choose to go another route in getting a student loan, called direct lending. They borrow directly from the government. This was set up as a pilot program when I was the Secretary of Education in the early 1990s. It was set up to see whether the traditional student loan program, which is through your local bank or nonprofit, was working right, and what was best for students. Students and colleges have voted over the years with their practices. For example, in Tennessee, most Tennessee campuses and most Tennessee students choose the traditional student loan program. At the University of Tennessee, where I was once president, in Knoxville, there are 30,000 students, and 11,000 have a Federal loan. They get that through the traditional loan program, not the government direct loan program. At Maryville College, in my hometown, where my parents went, 824 of 1,100 students have a Federal loan. They get that through the traditional loan program. At Carson-Newman, at Jefferson City, where I am going Friday to help inaugurate a new president, with 2,000 total students, 1,259 have a Federal loan. I can go through each of the institutions in our State. You can see the number of families that any change in the student loan program affects, and if you add the anxiety that comes with receiving your college admission and worrying about whether you can pay the bill -- you can see the problem that causes. The reason I came to the floor is that for those 14 million students -- more or less -- who, in January, February, and March, would be expected to turn to the traditional student loan program, we are about to have a 14-million car pile-up on the interstate highways of American education because of action taken by the U.S. Department of Education. The Secretary of Education -- a man I greatly admire -- has sent a letter to the various schools -- 3,500 or so campuses -- that now use the traditional loan program, and he said you better get ready for the government-run program, and you need to do it because I may not be able to continue to offer the traditional loans. That is a big mistake. I want to point out the reasons. First, there is not time to switch, even according to a New York Times article. [I ask unanimous consent to have printed in the Record the Secretary's letter to the campuses and the New York Times article.] The Secretary's assistant says it takes at least 3, 4 months for colleges to switch their computers around, so instead of offering aid through a traditional program, they offer it through the government direct loan program. There will be a lot of confusion in January, February, March and April. There is not time to switch. Second, the Secretary has gotten ahead of himself. The President has proposed a Washington takeover of the student loan program, but this Washington takeover requires congressional approval. We have more than one branch of government in this town. I know the House of Representatives has passed the President's request, but there\u2019s one more -- the United States Senate has not approved the President's request, and I hope it does not. It is a bad idea. So I hope the Secretary will write another letter and say I have changed my mind, given the lateness of the situation in the year -- we are almost to November -- and the fact that it takes up to 4 months for any college to make a changeover, and because most students will begin to receive their college admissions in January and February, et cetera. I hope the Secretary will say I am going to take a little different approach and work with Congress, recognizing that the Congress has to approve this proposal as well. First, we are going to extend the law that was passed a couple of years ago, which provides emergency financing to back up all of the traditional student loans that are made. That has worked out very well. The institutions participating have paid large fees to the government and students have gotten their loans. We can extend that another year. It doesn't expire until June. Second, the Secretary might say that I am going to work with Congress to make some changes in the existing student loan program to make it right. We can talk about ways to do that. Third, I hope he will say I am going to work with Congress to set up a transition time that is appropriate for any colleges that want to move from the traditional student loan program to the government-run direct loan program. When time comes for us to debate and act on whether there should be a Washington takeover of student loans, I am going to say, no, there should not be. I have a little history here. I think the American people have had enough Washington takeovers -- banks, insurance companies, General Motors, et cetera. The President can argue that he inherited a lot of that. But this takeover is truly voluntary. Nobody is asking the Secretary of Education to become the banker of the year. I would rather he become the Secretary of the year. I think he could do that. I think he is an outstanding Secretary, one of the best appointees -- maybe the best -- of the new President. The Presiding Officer is from Illinois, and he knows Arne Duncan very well. I would like to see him reward teachers and setting higher standards, instead of making 20 million student loans every year. I want him to be the educator of the year, not the banker of the year. Deep in his heart, maybe he wishes that as well. The administration has told us about this latest Washington takeover that is starting next year, and that the nearly 20 million students who want government-run direct loans should all line up at offices designated by the U.S. Department of Education. This will, the argument goes, save taxpayers $87 billion in subsidies that now go to greedy banks. In anticipation, Members of Congress -- we -- have already spent the $87 billion for more Pell grants, community college improvements, and other new programs. That sounds very good. Banks are punished, students are helped and, most important, Congressmen look real good. Here is what they have not told you. Your friendly government, for all this, will overcharge you, the student -- and use the profit to pay for the new programs that make the Congressmen look good. Yes, those of you who borrow student loans -- the 20 million -- the Education Department is going to borrow the money at 2.8 percent from the Treasury and loan it to the students at 6.8 percent, and spend the difference on administrative costs and new government programs. That means a student will spend a few more months or years working to pay off the student loan in order to help pay for someone else's education and help the Congressmen's reelection. There are a few other things the government ought to tell you. The $87 billion isn't real. According to a letter in July from the nonpartisan CBO to New Hampshire Senator Gregg, the savings are closer to $47 billion. If we use the same cost scoring analysis that the CBO required when we passed the Troubled Assets Relief Program, or TARP, the savings I think are less than that, since the government assumes it can make 19 million loans each year for what it now costs to make 4 million loans. Finally, the government needs to disclose to these 20 million students who are thinking about going to college next year that getting your loan will become about as enjoyable as waiting in line for your driver's license. Today there are 2,000 lenders -- banks and nonprofit institutions -- competing to offer government-backed students loans at 4,400 campuses. I mentioned earlier the kinds of services they provide. That is all about to change. There will only be one student loan banker under this proposal, the U.S. Secretary of Education. I wouldn't have wanted that job when I was in that position, and I cannot imagine any Education Secretary wanting that job. There will be no competition to make it easier to get your loan. Imagine 20 million students and families trying to call a Federal call center to make their arrangements to go to college. It is true that during the last 20 years subsidies the government paid to lenders to make student loans were excessive. Congress took steps to correct that 2 years ago. If there is still $87 billion, or $47 billion, in real savings, then the subsidies are too high and we should lower them and give the savings to students, not trick students by overcharging them to pay for more government programs and run up the Federal debt in the process. Seven-eighths of the students who applied for Federal aid using the Free Application for Federal Student Aid had an average loan of about $25,000. Assuming a standard 10-year repayment at 6.8 percent, which is the rate set by Congress, these students would pay roughly $9,400 in interest. But we could use the savings to reduce the interest rate by as much as 1.5 percent -- down to 5.3 -- and those students would pay only $7,100 in interest, a savings of $2,200. If this Washington takeover goes through, every one of the 19 million-plus student loans made in 2010 should carry this warning label: Beware, your Federal Government is overcharging you so your Congressman can take credit for starting a new government program. Enjoy the extra hours you work to pay off your student loan. Mr. President, I see my colleague from South Dakota on the floor and my colleague from Nebraska, so I will conclude. The Secretary of Education should change his mind, withdraw his letter, and work with Congress to extend the temporary law and improve the student loan program and reassure students that they don't have to be anxious about standing in line in January for a loan. I yield the floor.",
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        "raw_content": "Humane Research Council 2012 Accomplishments\nCarol Glaser, Humane Research Council (HRC)\nThank Yous and Goodbyes...\nThe last day of 2012 marked my last official day as an employee at the Humane Research Council. I served as the Research Director for two years and have stayed on part time for the last several months to help with a smooth transition as the organization seeks a new Research Associate. Being a part of the HRC team has been an amazing experience, as there is no other organization like it.\nWhile animal exploitation industries are pouring huge percentages of their budgets into research and development, the animal protection movement is spending almost nothing on it. The Humane Research Council is one of the only resources our movement has when it comes to solid, systematic research that can evaluate campaigns and gauge where the public stands on animal protection issues. And better yet, HRC makes most of its resources and services available for free.\nI decided to leave HRC to pursue an academic research agenda, but the decision was difficult because I know what important work HRC is doing; it has been amazing to be a part of it. As soon as I began at HRC I was asked if there were any programs or projects I wanted to add. I wanted to do something that provided our top-notch research services pro-bono to grassroots groups, the heart of the animal protection movement. From this idea, we developed the Grassroots Research Fund.\nThrough the Grassroots Research Fund we have been able to do large-scale projects for groups with small budgets. HRC has provided free research to a number of organizations, such as the Animal Rights Coalition in Minneapolis. We proudly assisted their Forego Foie Gras Campaign by designing and administering the Twin Cities Dining Survey. The survey found an overwhelming lack of support for foie gras in the area, allowing the Animal Rights Coalition to put pressure on local restaurants to drop the cruel food item.\nThe Grassroots Research Fund and the research stemming from it only begin to touch on the amazing work that I was lucky to be a part of. In my time at HRC I saw our blog become more useful, adding more articles to explain the state of research on various topics and incorporating guest blogs from various authors, researchers, and experts. We also made the website more accessible, providing more of our resources to unregistered users (though registration is free, as always).\nOver the two and a half years that I was with HRC we began the Humane Trends Study, a barometer of animal protection in the U.S., began an internship program for undergraduate and graduate students, and had our first journal article publication (PDF file). Not to mention all the amazing research studies I got to be a part of, such as the Readability Study. Partnering with VegFund and FARM, we evaluated the readability of the most widely distributed vegan outreach literature and found that they were all written at a reading level higher than that of the average U.S. adult.\nNot only did I get to be a part of a lot of \u201cfirsts\u201d for HRC, I was able to take part in ongoing studies that have made HRC so invaluable to the animal protection movement. One of the most important is the Research Database. It costs thousands of dollars to subscribe to journal article databases, something the average animal advocate or group cannot do, so HRC accesses those articles and maintains an animal protection \u201clibrary.\u201d HRC summarizes a new research article every weekday and adds it to the database so that advocates can have a searchable database of relevant research to which they otherwise would not have access.\nI have also had the pleasure of working with interns to update our research primers, short reports that summarize the last decade of public opinion research on various topics. We also began making these primers into free webinars. These primers are a must-read before beginning a campaign, allowing advocates to understand the trends and attitudes they will be trying to change through their efforts.\nI also got to be a part of HRC\u2019s Animal Tracker survey, the only annual survey tracking social attitudes across a wide range of animal protection issues. 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        "raw_content": "All For Love Introduces 'Loved Again'\nEarlier this year we announced that we would be launching a new charity arm to the business called 'Loved Again', which recycles our wedding and event flowers.\nWe are now delighted to now share further details with you.\nAll For Love Founder, Ruth, began her journey into flowers initially as a form of therapy whilst she herself was unwell. Years later she\u2019s never looked back, and could not imagine doing anything other than floristry, due to them being an integral part of her well-being! Having come through the other side and having had flowers play a huge part in her healing journey, Ruth wanted to launch 'Loved Again', which recycles All For Love\u2019s own event and wedding flowers into beautiful bouquets and arrangements, donating them to local mental health initiatives and charities.\nWe believe that flowers are a wonderful form of therapy that can bring so much joy to someone's day. Often in our line of work there can be an element of wastage of such beautiful flowers and our aim is to put them to good use and see them bring happiness once again.\nHere are just a few examples of occasion where our 'Loved Again' flowers have been able to give joy again.\nWe were beyond honoured to provide flowers to dress the London Marathon Post Race Reception for the wonderful charity, Heads Together. Heads Together is part of The Royal Foundation of The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Prince Harry, whose purpose is to change the conversation on mental health and was also the London Marathon 2017 Charity of the Year.\nThen here are just a few examples of how our lovely brides share the joy of their wedding flowers with others.\nFirstly as Great Ormond Street Hospital...\nAnd then secondly, a couple kindly donated their wedding flowers to a local residential care home for the elderly, who were delighted with the flowers...\n#LovedAgain",
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        "raw_content": "Amazon Sold Over 100M Products During Prime Day, Marking Its Best Day Ever\nNow that Prime Day is officially over, Amazon has let everyone know how big of a day it truly was for the company. It was the biggest shopping day in its history. That means that it beat Black Friday and all other Prime Day's as well. This was the company's fourth-annual Prime Day, and it does get bigger and better every year, and this year it did manage to sell 100 million products during the 36-hour event. The top-selling products in the US, according to Amazon, were the 6-Quart Instant Pot, 23andMe DNA Test and the LifeStraw Personal Water Filter. Surprisingly, Amazon's hardware devices weren't the top sellers in the US, even though they had a 12-hour head start. But in Canada, the Echo Dot was the biggest seller on Prime Day.\nAmazon has also included some other global highlights in its press release for Prime Day today. That includes the fact that \"a record number\" of Prime members shopped across 17 countries on Prime Day. The company also welcomes more Prime members on July 16 than on any other day in Amazon history. There were millions of Amazon Fire TV devices purchased on Prime Day around the world, and it was the biggest event ever for Echo devices with screens (the Echo Spot and Echo Show). Amazon also says that there were more than five million items purchased in these categories: Toys, Beauty Products, PCs and Computer Accessories, Apparel and Kitchen Products. Finally, Amazon noted that millions of customers around the world streamed Unboxing Prime Day events, which included an Amazon Music concert with Ariana Grande. Now the Unboxing Prime Day events were running at the top of the Prime Day page, so it's not surprising to see so many people watched it, since it was front and center.\nDespite the early issues that Amazon had with its site when Prime Day launched on Monday at 3PM EST, it still managed to sell more products than on any other day in history, which is pretty impressive to say the least. Amazon uses Prime Day to promote its own services and products, which is why its hardware went on sale a full 12 hours before Prime Day started - and had some of the biggest discounts. It's also a way to get more people to sign up for Amazon Prime which is a $119/year subscription. Amazon has found that the turnover from the 30-day free trial of Prime is actually pretty small, as most transition into a paid subscription.\nAlex has written for Androidheadlines since 2012 as Editor of the site and traveled the World to many of the biggest Smartphone and Technology events. Alex has a background in Technology and IT and Deep Passion for Everything Android and Google. His specialties lay in Smartphones of all budgets, Accessories, Home Automation and more. Contact him at [email protected]es.com",
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        "raw_content": "An Updated Galaxy Nexus... Already? Kind Of Unfair Isn't It?\nAuthored by: Eric McBride Jan 31, 2012\n(picture from Geeky Gadgets)\nWell what have we here? What I hope I'm reading is a RUMOR, and for good reason. The Samsung Galaxy Nexus hasn't been out for a long time at all, and lots of people are still putting their hard earned cash into buying one. But if the rumor mill and the benchmark listings have any truth to them, a model with an updated processor could already be closer than you think.\nAccording to UberGizmo, the rumored device was seen on NenaMark\u2019s benchmark listings, but with a twist: instead of the TI OMAP 4460 with a PowerVR SGX 540 GPU found in the current Galaxy Nexus, this was was seen sporting a PowerVR SGX 544 GPU \u2013 one that's actually found in the TI OMAP 4470 processor.\nOdd. Now I know that in the mobile world, a few months can be a few years in terms of how quickly hardware can improve. But I have to admit, if I had bought a Galaxy Nexus, a phone that has only been around for a VERY short amount of time, only to see a few weeks later that one with an updated processor had been released, I would be pretty upset. Wouldn't you?\nThis could all be speculation folks, as GPU names can easily be faked. But it's really got me wondering if Google's newest Nexus offering is already about to get a big brother.\nWe'll keep you informed as we receive new information.\nTrue..but after I bought my Nexus One, there was never an upgraded model of it available, especially a few weeks after the original release. I would have been upset buying mine with a 1ghz processor, only to see that literally a few weeks later one with a 1.4ghz processor had been released for more or less the same price!\nThis is the benefit of purchasing a true Google experience device.. The original Nexus was the same and so was the Galaxy S. Always has the newest version.. It is Google's promise.. I love my GS2 but have to be patient..\nEric McBride Jan 31, 2012 Link to comment\nTrue..but its still MESSED UP! :-D\nAaron Tilton Jan 31, 2012 Link to comment\nI have to admit it wouldn't surprise me. Earily adopters tend to get shafted a business cycle or two after their device comes out. That being said, Samsung is a company that tends to test its products to death before they release anyting; meaning they typically know just what hardware mix they want to release and don't do a lot of playing around. I'd guess if this is true it will only be released in one region only. Most likely Korea. It's just a guess of course but, if I had to put money one it, I'd bet on Korea.",
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        "raw_content": "Apiary Setup .................................price of the bees and the bee hives + $150 + applicable taxes.\nThe gurus from the Apiguru Inc. will examine the legality of keeping the bees in your city/municipality, buy the bees of your choice, buy the bee hive of your choice, assemble all together, deliver and install the hive in the place that is the most suitable for the bees and the people around. A crash course in how to care for the bees is included. The ApiGuru Inc. is offering a 20% discount on the Complete Care package (the associated overwintering warranty applies too) if purchased with the Apiary Setup. For setups involving more than one colony the 20% discount for the Complete care package doesn't apply. For the setups of more than 10 colonies, or involving multiple locations, the setup fee ($150) may be higher.",
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        "raw_content": "8 Ways You're Distracting Yourself While You Drive\nAs per the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, more than five million drivers are involved in auto accidents each year. Even more troubling is the fact that distracted driving plays a role in many of them. Estimates suggest that anywhere from 10-60 percent of accidents are caused by people taking their primary attention off the road, and that number is likely to rise as hand-held devices become more and more common. So how can you protect yourself while you're operating a moving vehicle? What are the big distractions that you need to avoid? Here are just eight of the most common ways that you're risking yourself on the road.\nTexting The enemy of drivers everywhere, texting has become one of the biggest causes of fatal car accidents worldwide. This is especially true for teenagers. A recent AAA study estimates that as many as 21 percent of teen auto accidents were because of texting! If you're the parent of a young driver, make sure that they realize how dangerous it is to use their phone while operating a vehicle.\n. Smoking You already know that it's bad for your health, but were you aware that it's also bad for your driving? Think of all the distractions that you face when you're smoking behind the wheel. You must fumble with your lighter and get it going. You should flick your ashes in the ashtray. You must stub it out when you're done. These tiny distractions may not seem like much, but it only takes a split-second to cause a car accident.\n. Pets Put Fido in his carrier the next time that you're driving home from the vet. It may seem cruel since he loves to stick his head out of the window, but you're doing it to save both his life and your own. It's very common for drivers to be distracted by the barking, hissing, pacing, sniffing and roaming pets that they have in the backseat. If you're serious about eliminating distractions, bring out the carrier and give your dog an extra treat for being a good boy.\nEating and Drinking Most people would rather die than skip their morning cup of Starbucks, and if that's true for you too, you should know that death is the very risk you face when you eat and drink while driving. If you simply can't wait until you reach work to indulge in something tasty, at least save it for red lights and traffic stops. Don't hold your snack in one hand when you know good and well that you need two hands to drive effectively.\nReading While less common than sending texts or making phone calls, reading is still a problem for people who drive with gadgets. They might be scrolling through their phone to read their emails, for example, or they might be checking the instructions on their dashboard GPS. If you want to avoid a preventable accident, don't be like these people. Tear your eyes away from your digital screens. Save your reading for street signs.\nDashboard Controls Speaking of GPS systems, they cause more accidents than you'd think, so do other things on the modern dashboard. Every time you take your eyes off the road to fiddle with the radio, air conditioner or windshield wipers, you run the risk of causing or failing to avoid a collision. Remember, it takes less than a second for a car accident to change your life forever.\nOther Occupants If you've ever had a passenger who just wouldn't shut up, you're probably already aware of how dangerous it can be to have a distracting occupant in your car. You'll need to get honest and direct if you want them to stop with their troublesome ways. Say something like, \"I'd love to discuss this with you when we're back at the office, but I need to pay attention to the road right now. I'm a cautious driver. Sorry!\"\nLosing Yourself in Your Thoughts Finally, the overwhelming reason for most car accidents is a simple loss of focus. You stop thinking about the road and start thinking about work, school, kids, romance, dinner or something else entirely. It will take some effort to break this habit, but there's no time like the present. The next time you feel yourself \"zoning out\" during your commute, snap yourself back to attention. If you make it a regular occurrence, you'll eventually train your thoughts not to wander at all.\nThese are just a few common causes of distracted driving. If you want to keep yourself safe during your commute, it's critically important that you pay attention to your surroundings and not allow your focus to drift. When you're behind the wheel, your number one priority should be on driving and nothing else",
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        "raw_content": "About Aqueduct Animal Hospital\nAt Aqueduct Animal Hospital we strive to offer not only sound advice, but also optimal veterinary care, thus allowing you the enjoyment of your companion for a maximum number of years. Our job is not only to treat your pet when he or she isn't feeling well, but also to help you learn how to keep your best friend happy and healthy.\nDr. Franklin W. Rapp proudly opened Aqueduct Animal Hospital in 1957. Aqueduct Animal Hospital was privately owned and operated by Dr. Rapp from 1957 to 2010. In the summer of 2010 the hospital was purchased by Dr. Matthew Pike. Although things around us have changed dramatically, behind our doors you will find that the most important things remain the same. We still offer the best Veterinary care possible for your pet and your peace of mind. It is our goal to treat every patient individually with compassion and quality care.\nDr. Rapp examines a patient, April 1972\n\"Dogs are not our whole lives, but they make our lives whole.\"",
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        "raw_content": "Tips to Make Your Workplace Safer\nArbill provides valuable safety product information and tips to help you create a culture of safety within your workplace.\nSituations that require retraining for PPE include changes in the workplace that invalidate previous training, changes in types of PPE to be used and inadequacies in an employee's knowledge or use of the assigned PPE.\nAccording to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), employers must provide Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) training for each employee who is required to use PPE in the workplace. 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        "raw_content": "Address: 2201 N. Field Street Dallas, TX 75201\nA top destination for North Texans and tourists alike, the Perot Museum of Nature and Science in Dallas, Texas has a mission to inspire minds through nature and science. The Perot Museum delivers exciting, engaging and innovative visitor and outreach experiences through its education, exhibition, and research and collections programming for children, students, teachers, families and life-long learners. The 180,000-square-foot facility in Victory Park opened in December 2012 and is now recognized as the symbolic gateway to the Dallas Arts District. The Museum features 11 permanent exhibit halls on five floors of public space; a children\u2019s museum; a state-of-the art traveling exhibition hall; and The Hoglund Foundation Theater, a National Geographic Experience, its 4K digital projection theater. Future scientists, mathematicians and engineers will find inspiration and enlightenment through breathtaking collections, interactive exhibits, multimedia presentations and vivid contextual displays that expose visitors to a hands-on world accessible science. Details at perotmuseum.org",
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        "raw_content": "Mill Side\nLittle Musgrave\nArtificial Rugby Pitches in Barrow-In-Furness\n3G Rugby Surfacing in Barrow-In-Furness\nSynthetic Rugby Facilities in Barrow-In-Furness\nSynthetic Grass Rugby Pitches in Barrow-In-Furness\nAs experts in the installation and maintenance of synthetic grass rugby pitches in Barrow-In-Furness LA14 1 we can carry out a number of different services to meet your requirements. The latest technology 3G surface means that artificial turf pitches can be installed in order to meet the RFL and RFU governing bodies. We can also install 3G synthetic pitches tested for IRB accreditations in Barrow-In-Furness. For more info on IRB accreditations please click here http://www.artificialrugbypitches.com/irb-accreditation/cumbria/barrow-in-furness/ By meeting the national governing body specifications it is possible to play competitive matches making the third generation surfacing a popular choice for sports clubs across the UK. Other organisations that benefit massively from this type of sports flooring include:\nSports clubs in Barrow-In-Furness LA14 1 and surrounding areas, can take advantage of the porous synthetic turf system as once installed it required little maintenance when compared to a natural grass surface. However, with a good quality bespoke maintenance plan it is possible to extend the life of the carpet by a number of years and prevent the growth of moss and algae. The surface is made up using 3G synthetic fibres containing a sand and rubber crumb infill which improves playing characteristics and the overall safety of the field.\nMany organisations are now contacting us to ask \u2018What is the cost of an artificial grass rugby pitch in the UK?\u2019 and this depends entirely on the size of the pitch, the specification of 3G surfacing and groundwork requirements. With many contractors now claiming to supply and install the latest technology 3G surfacing, it is important to ensure that all the necessary credit checks are carried out before going ahead with the artificial rugby pitch installation. To learn more about the installations we offer, please click here http://www.artificialrugbypitches.com/installations/cumbria/barrow-in-furness/ By asking companies to display case studies and product sheets showing examples of previous work it provides you with the peace of mind when construction of the artificial field takes place. 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        "title": "Taxes & estate planning Case Law ESTATE OF WAYNE C. BONGARD, DECEASED, JAMES A. BERNARDS, PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE v. COMMISSIONER OF INTERNAL REVENUE \u2013 United States Tax Court | Ask A Lawyer",
        "raw_content": "124 T.C. No. 8 (2005)\nESTATE OF WAYNE C. BONGARD, DECEASED, JAMES A. BERNARDS, PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE, Petitioner\nJohn W. Porter and Stephanie Loomis-Price, for petitioner.\nLillian D. Brigman and R. Scott Shieldes, for respondent.\nGOEKE, Judge:\nRespondent determined a $52,878,785 Federal estate tax deficiency against the Estate of Wayne C. Bongard (the estate). After concessions and stipulations, two issues remain for decision: First, whether the shares of Empak, Inc. (Empak), decedent transferred to WCB Holdings, LLC. (WCB Holdings), are included in his gross estate pursuant to sections 2035(a)[1] and 2036(a) and (b); and second, whether the WCB Holdings membership units decedent transferred to the Bongard Family Limited Partnership (BFLP) are included in his gross estate under sections 2035(a) and 2036(a). The resolution of these issues depends on the applicability of section 2036(a) to decedent\u2019s respective transfers of Empak stock to WCB Holdings and of WCB Holdings membership units to BFLP.\nMany of the facts have been stipulated. The stipulation of facts, stipulation of settled issues, and attached exhibits are incorporated herein by this reference.\nDecedent resided in Minnesota on November 16, 1998, the date of his death. On December 9, 1998, the First Judicial District Court, Probate Court Division, Carver County, Minnesota, appointed James A. Bernards (Mr. Bernards) personal representative of decedent\u2019s estate. At the time the petition was filed, Mr. Bernards resided in Minnesota. On February 4, 2003, respondent issued a notice of deficiency to the estate with respect to its timely filed Form 706, United States Estate (and Generation-Skipping Transfer) Tax Return.\nI. General Background and Time Line\nDecedent was a skilled and experienced businessman. In 1966, decedent was a founding employee of Fluoroware, Inc. (Fluoroware), a Minnesota corporation that produced packaging materials for the semiconductor, data storage, and microelectronic industries. In 1980, decedent left Fluoroware to start his own corporation, Empak.\nOn November 9, 1984, decedent married Cynthia Bongard. Decedent entered into this marriage with four children from a prior marriage: Beth Akerberg, Mark Bongard, Rhonda Notermann, and Lynn Zupan. Cynthia Bongard also entered the marriage with a child from a previous marriage, Terra Saxe.[2] Decedent and Cynthia Bongard never had any children together, nor did decedent adopt Terra Saxe.\nOn May 23, 1986, decedent formed the Wayne C. Bongard Irrevocable Stock Accumulation Trust (ISA Trust) for the benefit of his children and Terra Saxe, and funded it with shares of Empak stock. ISA Trust is described in further detail infra pp. 17-19.\nOn January 17, 1991, Empak incorporated Empak International, Inc. (Empak International), as a wholly owned subsidiary. Pursuant to a joint venture agreement, Empak sold an interest in Empak International to an unrelated foreign corporation. See infra p. 8 for greater details of this joint venture.\nBetween April 22, 1991, and December 30, 1994, ISA Trust made six distributions of shares of Empak stock to specific beneficiaries. After each distribution, Empak redeemed the shares from the distributee for cash. See infra pp. 18-19 for specific details of these distributions/redemptions.\nOn January 30, 1996, WCB Holdings, LLC. (WCB Holdings) was established, but was not capitalized until December 28, 1996. Before WCB Holdings was capitalized, two significant events occurred. First, on April 18, 1996, Empak had a stock split of 223 to 1, significantly increasing the number of shares decedent and ISA Trust owned. See infra pp. 10-11 and p. 19. for details regarding the stock split and its effect it on the Empak shareholders. Second, in February 1996, Empak incorporated Emplast, Inc. (Emplast), and capitalized it with some of Empak\u2019s noncore assets. On July 31, 1996, Empak distributed its Emplast shares to decedent in exchange for some of his Empak shares, which were canceled. This transaction and its effects are discussed further infra pp. 10-11 and p. 19.\nOn December 28, 1996, decedent and ISA Trust transferred their respective shares of Empak stock to WCB Holdings in exchange for WCB Holdings membership units, which were divided into class A governance, class A financial, class B governance, and class B financial units. For a greater discussion of this transaction, see infra pp. 11-14.\nOn December 29, 1996, decedent and ISA Trust created the Bongard Family Limited Partnership (BFLP). Decedent transferred all of his WCB Holdings class B membership units to BFLP in exchange for a 99-percent limited partnership interest, and ISA Trust transferred a portion of its WCB Holdings class B membership units to BFLP in exchange for a 1-percent general partnership interest. BFLP is discussed in further detail infra pp. 19-21.\nOn March 7, 1997, Empak International merged into Empak, which resulted in the foreign corporation\u2019s receiving an ownership interest in Empak and the cancellation of Empak\u2019s shares in Empak International. Facts regarding this transaction are set forth infra pp. 14-15.\nOn March 15, 1997, decedent transferred WCB Holdings class A membership units to three trusts that he had previously established. Each of these trusts was established to benefit different members of his family. See infra pp. 21-23 for further details regarding these trusts. On December 10, 1997, decedent gave Cynthia Bongard a 7.72-percent limited partnership interest in BFLP. That same day, Cynthia Bongard and decedent entered into a postmarital agreement. See infra pp. 23-24 for details of the postmarital agreement.\nDecedent died unexpectedly on November 16, 1998, while on a business/hunting trip in Austria. Decedent was 58 years of age and appeared to be in good health before his death.\nII. Decedent\u2019s Business Interests\nA. Empak\nOn July 14, 1980, decedent founded Empak as a Minnesota corporation. Decedent was assisted by Mr. Bernards, who was one of Fluoroware\u2019s outside accounting consultants, in incorporating Empak. Empak is an acronym for \u201celectronic materials packaging\u201d. Empak engaged in the design, development, manufacture, and marketing of plastic products used in the semiconductor and data storage industries. Some of Empak\u2019s and Fluoroware\u2019s businesses directly competed with each other.\nDecedent was Empak\u2019s sole shareholder upon incorporation. Empak had only one class of stock, common voting stock. When decedent funded the ISA Trust with shares of Empak stock in 1986, decedent\u2019s ownership percentage decreased to 85 percent. Decedent was also one of three directors on Empak\u2019s board of directors. In the mid-1980s, decedent became the sole member of Empak\u2019s board of directors and remained in that position until his death, except for a 28-day period from December 30, 1996, to January 24, 1997.\nEmpak grew into a successful business through decedent\u2019s leadership. Empak\u2019s growth was attributable to selling a greater number and variety of products, expanding its markets, reinvesting its earnings, and borrowing funds. Empak, however, never declared a dividend.\nB. Empak, Marubeni Corp., and Marubeni America Corp. Joint Venture\nIn the 1980s, Empak, Marubeni Corp. (MC), and Marubeni America Corp. (MAC) engaged in a joint venture to produce plastic compact disk containers (a.k.a. jewel boxes). MC was a Japanese trading entity with over 700 subsidiaries and was listed on numerous international stock exchanges. MAC was the U.S. sales and marketing subsidiary of MC. Basically, MC financed and provided materials for the joint venture and Empak manufactured the jewel boxes.\nC. Empak\u2019s Incorporation of Empak International\nOn January 17, 1991, Empak incorporated Empak International, Inc., a wholly owned Minnesota subsidiary organized to distribute, sell, and manufacture a proprietary line of computer disk and semiconductor packaging products outside the United States and Canada. The formation of Empak International was a function of the joint venture agreement between Empak and MC. Pursuant to Empak International\u2019s shareholder agreement, Empak sold 49 percent of Empak International\u2019s common stock to MC for $3,765,000 but remained the majority shareholder with a 51-percent interest. During 1992 and 1993, Mark Bongard was employed by Empak International as vice president of sales and marketing.\nD. Planning for Corporate Liquidity\nAt a meeting in 1995, decedent, Robert Boyle (Mr. Boyle), Mr. Bernards, and Chuck Eitel (Mr. Eitel), then president of Empak, discussed various business plans for Empak to remain competitive in the market. Mr. Boyle began representing decedent\u2019s various business interests while he was an attorney at Larkin, Hoffman, Daly & Lindgren, Ltd. (Larkin Hoffman). Mr. Boyle left Larkin Hoffman in 1995 but continued his professional relationship with decedent. As part of these discussions, Mr. Boyle envisioned the necessary steps to position Empak for a corporate liquidity event, which the discussants agreed would provide Empak with the necessary capital to remain competitive. A corporate liquidity event included either a public or private offering of Empak stock. Mr. Boyle handwrote notes during this meeting. These contemporaneous handwritten notes indicate that a single holding company, to hold all the Empak stock owned by the Bongard family, was going to be established as part of this business plan. As explained hereinafter, the formation of BFLP was part of decedent\u2019s estate plan and not contemplated as a necessary step in positioning Empak for a corporate liquidity event. On December 22, 1995, Mr. Boyle provided decedent with a letter memorializing the steps associated with obtaining corporate liquidity. Many of these integrated steps were completed before decedent\u2019s death.\n1. Empak\u2019s Incorporation and Spinoff[3] of Emplast\nOn February 21, 1996, Empak incorporated a wholly owned subsidiary, Emplast. Emplast was incorporated and capitalized with noncore assets of Empak to streamline Empak in preparation for a corporate liquidity event. The noncore assets consisted of assets outside of Empak\u2019s semiconductor business. The net book value of these assets was $5,752,854, which represented 5 percent of Empak\u2019s net book value. Mark Bongard was appointed the chief executive officer of Emplast and remained in that position until decedent\u2019s death.\nEmpak had a stock split on April 18, 1996, which was approved by a vote of the outstanding Empak stockholders. Empak shareholders received 223 shares for each Empak share held, which increased decedent\u2019s number of shares to 5,686,500. The stock split also increased ISA Trust\u2019s number of shares. See infra p. 19. The day following Empak\u2019s stock split, decedent in his capacity as Empak\u2019s sole member on its board of directors adopted a resolution authorizing grants of incentive stock options and nonqualified stock options. It does not appear that any of these stock options were exercised before decedent\u2019s death.\nOn July 31, 1996, Empak distributed the stock of Emplast to decedent. In exchange for receiving 100 percent ownership of Emplast, 551,871 of decedent\u2019s shares in Empak were canceled. This decreased decedent\u2019s ownership interest in Empak to 5,134,629 shares, or 86.39 percent. Because some of decedent\u2019s shares were canceled and ISA Trust did not participate in the distribution, ISA Trust\u2019s ownership percentage in Empak increased to 13.61 percent. ISA Trust\u2019s percentage holding of Empak had decreased after 1986 due to the redemptions of some of the Empak stocks held by the trust.\n2. WCB Holdings\nIn view of market conditions in 1996, Mr. Boyle determined that investors would be more likely to invest in Empak if the Bongard family members\u2019 ownership interests were placed in a holding company. As of December 1996, decedent and ISA Trust held all of the Empak stock. Decedent had established the ISA Trust on May 23, 1986, with the assistance of John Fullmer (Mr. Fullmer) and Mr. Boyle. When ISA Trust was established, Messrs. Fullmer and Boyle were both attorneys with Larkin Hoffman, but in 1996 only Mr. Fullmer was with Larkin Hoffman. In 1996, Mr. Boyle, who continued to represent decedent\u2019s business interests after leaving Larkin Hoffman, informed Mr. Fullmer, decedent\u2019s estate planning attorney, that decedent\u2019s Empak stock was going to be transferred to a holding company as part of the overall plan to achieve corporate liquidity.\nOn January 30, 1996, Mr. Boyle, on behalf of decedent, organized WCB Holdings as a Minnesota limited liability company (WCB Holdings). Its articles of organization (articles), as amended, authorized the issuance of class A governance, class A financial, class B governance, and class B financial units. The class A governance units were the sole membership units with voting rights except as provided under State law.[4]\nOn December 28, 1996, decedent contributed his 5,134,629 shares of Empak stock to WCB Holdings. Decedent received in exchange 513,463 class A governance, 513,463 class A financial, 4,621,166 class B governance, and 4,621,166 class B financial membership units in WCB Holdings. This gave decedent an 86.39-percent ownership interest in each subclass of WCB Holdings membership units. ISA Trust also contributed its 808,598 shares of Empak stock to WCB Holdings and received 80,860 class A governance, 80,860 class A financial, 727,738 class B governance, and 727,738 class B financial units. This gave ISA Trust a 13.61-percent ownership interest in each subclass of WCB Holdings membership units. Decedent and ISA Trust received WCB Holdings class A governance, class A financial, class B governance, and class B financial membership units in proportion to the number of Empak shares each contributed.[5]\nOn December 28, 1996, Mark Bongard was elected chief manager, secretary, and treasurer of WCB Holdings. According to the Member Control Agreement, the chief manager is the person \u201cduly elected or appointed pursuant to the terms of this Agreement to manage the business of the Company.\u201d Some of the chief manager\u2019s duties include general management, presiding at meetings, overseeing that orders and resolutions are carried out, maintaining records and certifying proceedings, and signing and delivering WCB Holdings documents.\nLimitations were placed on the chief manager\u2019s powers. For instance, the Member Control Agreement provided that the chief manager was not granted sole decisionmaking authority over the allocation of distributions. If a distribution were authorized, it would be allocated according to the number of class A financial and class B financial units owned. The chief manager was also charged with the decisionmaking for accounting matters, except if the members representing a majority of class A governance units disagreed. The members by a majority vote of the class A governance units could take any action the chief manager himself could take and could remove the chief manager. Lastly, the chief manager needed the approval of the members representing the majority of the class A governance units before he could issue additional membership units, lend, borrow, or commit WCB Holdings\u2019s funds in excess of $25,000, authorize capital expenditures in excess of $10,000, sell any of WCB Holdings\u2019s assets, including its Empak stock, worth over $10,000 in any 12-month period, or vote any securities, including its Empak stock, owned by WCB Holdings.\nOn December 30, 1996, 2 days after WCB Holdings was capitalized, a vote was held to increase the number of Empak directors to two. The WCB Holdings chief manager did not vote on this change, even though WCB Holdings was the sole shareholder of Empak stock. Rather, decedent and Mr. Boyle, as trustees for the ISA Trust, voted for this change.\n3. Empak International\u2019s Merger Into Empak\nOn March 7, 1997, Empak International merged into Empak. As part of the merger, MC\u2019s stock in Empak International was canceled and MC received, among other things, 660,359 shares of Empak common stock and an option to purchase 58,667 additional shares of Empak common stock. Empak\u2019s stock in Empak International was canceled.\nPursuant to the merger, Empak assumed responsibility for the foreign distribution of Empak products with the exception of Japan. Empak appointed MAC as the exclusive exporter of Empak products to Japan and MC as the exclusive distributor of Empak products in Japan. Empak\u2019s ownership was altered as a result of the merger of Empak International into Empak as follows:\nNumber of of\nEmpak shareholder shares total\nWCB Holdings 5,943,227 90%\nMC 396,215 6\nMAC 264,144 4\n_________ ___\nE. Consolidation of Empak and Fluoroware\nIn the summer of 1998, Empak and Fluoroware began consolidation discussions. Decedent engaged in the discussions in his capacity as chairman of the board and chief executive officer of Empak. Before November 1998, decedent had sketched out potential organizational structures in the event the corporations consolidated, but Empak and Fluoroware did not agree to specific details regarding the consolidation before decedent\u2019s death. Following decedent\u2019s unexpected death on November 16, 1998, consolidation discussions were renewed.\nOn February 5, 1999, Mr. Bernards, who assisted in representing Empak in the discussions, recommended the approval of a consolidation between Empak and Fluoroware. On March 15, 1999, Empak and Fluoroware signed a letter of intent to consummate the general terms of the consolidation. Between April 13 and 14, 1999, Mr. Boyle, as corporate secretary of Empak, prepared and filed Federal Trade Commission (FTC) Form 4 (a.k.a. Hart-Scott-Rodino filing), with the FTC indicating the parties\u2019 intended consolidation. Mark Bongard, as chief manager of WCB Holdings, gave notice of a special meeting to its members to consider the proposed consolidation, which was approved by the members. On June 1, 1999, Empak and Fluoroware entered into a consolidation agreement which provided for the formation of a new corporation, Entegris, Inc. (Entegris). Pursuant to the new consolidation agreement, Empak shareholders received 10,250,789 Entegris shares, which represented a 40-percent ownership interest.\nOn March 31, 2000, Entegris filed a registration statement with the Securities and Exchange Commission in anticipation of its initial public offering (IPO). On July 11, 2000, Entegris had a 2-for-1 stock split, resulting in WCB Holdings\u2019s owning 21,580,608[6] shares of Entegris stock. Also on July 11, 2000, Entegris completed its IPO. WCB Holdings sold 1,925,000 shares of Entegris as part of the Entegris IPO.\nIII. Decedent\u2019s Estate Planning\nDecedent sought counsel, considered advice, and worked on his estate planning from at least 1984. In 1984, decedent did not want either his children or Cynthia Bongard to directly own Empak stock. Decedent engaged Larkin Hoffman for estate and business planning purposes.\nA. ISA Trust\nOn May 23, 1986, decedent established ISA Trust with the assistance of Larkin Hoffman. ISA Trust was initially funded by decedent\u2019s transfer of 4,500 of Empak\u2019s 30,000 outstanding shares, which represented a 15-percent ownership interest in Empak. The beneficiaries of ISA Trust were decedent\u2019s four children and Terra Saxe. The initial trustees of ISA Trust were Mr. Bernards and Larry Welter, an employee of Empak. The trustees were granted the power to distribute the trust\u2019s income or principal to any beneficiary acquiring a home or establishing and maintaining a trade or business. On February 14, 1988, Mr. Bernards resigned as trustee of ISA Trust, leaving Mr. Welter as sole trustee.\nISA Trust made six distributions between April 22, 1991, and December 30, 1994. Each distribution was preceded by decedent\u2019s requesting the trustee or trustees to consider making the distribution. After each distribution, an entry was made in Empak\u2019s stock register recording ISA Trust\u2019s distribution of Empak shares to a particular beneficiary. Empak and the named distributee would enter into a stock redemption agreement at approximately the same time as the distribution. The stock redemption agreements provided for Empak to redeem the distributed shares if the distributee was willing.\nThe first distribution occurred on April 22, 1991. ISA Trust distributed 150 shares of Empak stock to Mark Bongard, who then caused Empak to redeem the shares on May 1, 1991, for $40,000, which he used to purchase a home. The second distribution of 180 shares of Empak stock occurred on August 31, 1992. Beth Akerberg was the recipient of this distribution, which was shortly followed by a redemption of the shares by Empak in exchange for a 90-day note. On February 1, 1994, ISA Trust distributed 250 shares of Empak stock to Lynn Zupan. On the same day, Empak redeemed the 250 shares from Lynn Zupan. Empak paid a portion of the redemption proceeds directly to a third party who had performed home improvement work on Lynn Zupan\u2019s home. The fourth, fifth, and sixth distributions all occurred on December 30, 1994. Mark Bongard, Rhonda Notermann, and Beth Akerberg were the recipients of 85, 151, and 58 shares of Empak stock, respectively, all of which were apparently redeemed by Empak. Following these six distributions, ISA Trust held 3,626 shares of Empak stock which represented a 12.45-percent ownership interest.\nOn January 5, 1995, Mr. Welter appointed Mark Bongard and Mr. Boyle as cotrustees of ISA Trust; he then resigned as trustee. Mark Bongard and Mr. Boyle accepted their appointments on January 10 and 18, 1995, respectively. Mr. Boyle and Mark Bongard later reappointed Mr. Bernards as an additional ISA Trust trustee on October 1, 1997.\nWhen Empak\u2019s stock was split 223 to 1 on April 18, 1996, ISA Trust\u2019s number of Empak shares increased to 808,598. When Empak distributed to decedent its Emplast stock on July 31, 1996, ISA Trust continued to hold 808,598 shares of Empak. ISA Trust\u2019s ownership percentage of Empak was 13.61 percent at that time.\nB. Bongard Family Limited Partnership\nOn December 28, 1996, decedent signed a letter that was written by Mr. Fullmer and addressed to decedent\u2019s children. The letter expressed some reasons for forming WCB Holdings and BFLP. The letter explained that the entities provided, among other things, a method for giving assets to decedent\u2019s family members without deterring them from working hard and becoming educated, protection of his estate from frivolous lawsuits and creditors, greater flexibility than trusts, a means to limit expenses if any lawsuits should arise, tutelage with respect to managing the family\u2019s assets, and tax benefits with respect to transfer taxes.\nOn December 29, 1996, decedent contributed all of his 4,621,166 WCB Holdings class B governance and 4,621,166 WCB Holdings class B financial units to BFLP in exchange for a 99percent limited partnership interest in BFLP. ISA Trust contributed 46,678 WCB Holdings class B governance and 46,678 WCB Holdings class B financial units to BFLP and received a 1-percent general partnership interest in exchange. Mr. Boyle (as trustee of ISA Trust), decedent, and Mr. Fullmer (as decedent\u2019s estate planning counsel) negotiated the terms of the partnership, and explained the partnership to Mark Bongard (cotrustee of ISA Trust) before the partnership agreement was executed. Pursuant to the partnership agreement, either decedent, as limited partner, or ISA Trust, as general partner, could propose amendments to the partnership. For a proposed amendment to be adopted, both the general partner, ISA Trust, and 60 percent of the limited partnership interests needed to vote in favor of the amendment. BFLP was validly created and existing under Minnesota law until decedent\u2019s death.\nIn the event BFLP liquidated, its assets were first to be allocated to satisfy its creditors, other than the general partner, limited partners, or assignees, second, to satisfy any liabilities owed to the interest holders,[7] and third, to satisfy any liabilities owed to the general partner. Any remaining assets were to be allocated among the general partner, limited partners, or assignees in accordance with their respective capital accounts.\nC. Additional Trusts Created by Decedent\nOn December 28, 1996, decedent created the Wayne C. Bongard Children\u2019s Trust (CH Trust), and appointed Mark Bongard and Mr. Bernards as trustees. Decedent initially funded the CH Trust on March 15, 1997, with 77,262 class A governance and 77,262 class A financial units in WCB Holdings.\nOn December 30, 1996, decedent created the Wayne C. Bongard Grandchildren\u2019s Trust (GC Trust). The trust agreement was drafted by Mr. Fullmer. Decedent appointed Del Jensen and Mr. Eitel, both of whom were employed by Empak, as trustees. Decedent funded GC Trust on March 15, 1997, by transferring 77,262 class A governance and 77,262 class A financial units in WCB Holdings. Decedent\u2019s children and issue were the named beneficiaries of GC Trust.\nOn December 30, 1996, decedent created the Cynthia F. Bongard Qualified Terminable Interest Property Trust (QTIP Trust). The QTIP Trust agreement was drafted by Mr. Fullmer. Gary Bongard (decedent\u2019s brother) and Gary Brown (decedent\u2019s friend) were appointed trustees of this trust. The named beneficiaries of QTIP Trust were Cynthia Bongard, decedent\u2019s children, and their issue. On March 15, 1997, QTIP Trust was funded by decedent with 71,319 class A governance and 71,319 class A financial units in WCB Holdings.\nDecedent formed the Wayne C. Bongard Revocable Trust (Revocable Trust) on December 28, 1996. Decedent appointed himself trustee, Mr. Bernards successor trustee, and Mark Bongard second successor trustee. According to decedent\u2019s last will and testament dated December 28, 1996, all of his property was to go to the Revocable Trust, except his personal property was to go to Cynthia Bongard.\nDecedent\u2019s funding of GC Trust, CH Trust, and QTIP Trust changed the ownership interests in WCB Holdings so that they were held as follows:\nWCB Class A Class A Class B Class B\nHoldings governance financial governance financial\nmember units/percent units/percent units/percent units/percent\nDecedent 287,620/48.39 287,620/48.39 0/0 0/0\nISA 80,860/13.61 80,860/13.61 681,060/12.73 681,060/12.73\nBFLP 0/0 0/0 4,667,844/87.27 4,667,844/87.27\nCH Trust 77,262/13 77,262/13 0/0 0/0\nGC Trust 77,262/13 77,262/13 0/0 0/0\nQTIP 71,319/12 71,319/12 0/0 0/0\n_________ __________ _________________ ________________\nTotal 594,323/100 594,323/100 5,348,904/100 5,348,904/100\nDecedent reported the funding of CH Trust, GC Trust, and QTIP trust on a Federal gift tax return for 1997. The values reported on the gift tax return were consistent with a valuation report prepared as of December 15, 1996, before WCB Holdings\u2019s formation.\nD. Decedent\u2019s Transfer of BFLP Interest to Cynthia Bongard\nOn December 10, 1997, decedent made a gift representing a 7.72-percent ownership interest in BFLP to Cynthia Bongard. BFLP\u2019s ownership was then as follows:\nBFLP partner Partnership interest &\nISA Trust 1%, general partner\nDecedent 91.28%, limited\npartner[1]\nCynthia 7.72%, limited\nDecedent did not report this gift on his gift tax return filed for taxable year 1997, as the marital gift tax exclusion was applicable. Cynthia Bongard and decedent entered into a postmarital agreement contemporaneously with the transfer. This agreement was \u201cin full discharge, settlement, and satisfaction of all such rights and claims [either spouse may have possessed against the other], in the event of the termination of their marital relationship or after the death of the first of them to die\u201d.\nE. Purpose and Function of BFLP\nFrom its inception until decedent\u2019s death, BFLP did not perform any activities, never acted to diversify its assets, or make any distributions. The WCB Holdings membership units in BFLP were nonvoting, and decedent determined whether the Empak shares held by WCB Holdings would be redeemed. WCB Holdings did not redeem any of its class B membership units held by BFLP before decedent\u2019s death.\nF. 1998 ISA Trust Distribution\nIn early 1998, decedent suggested that ISA Trust make distributions to each of his children to see how maturely they would handle the funds. A series of transactions occurred in which Empak redeemed 52,924 of its outstanding shares from WCB Holdings, and WCB Holdings then redeemed 21,345 of its class A and class B financial units from ISA Trust. This redemption generated $747,816.12. After covering tax liabilities of all WCB Holdings members, WCB Holdings and in turn ISA Trust distributed $400,000 in four equal shares to decedent\u2019s four children. The ownership interests in WCB Holdings were changed so that they were held as follows:\nmember units/percentage units/percentage units/percentage units/percentage\nDecedent 287,620/48.6% 287,620/50.2 0/0 0/0\nISA 80,860/13.4 59,515/10.39 681,060/12.73 659,715/12.38\nCH Trust 77,262/13 77,262/13.48 0/0 0/0\nGC Trust 77,262/13 77,262/13.48 0/0 0/0\nQTIP 71,319/12 71,319/12.45 0/0 0/0\n_______________ _______________ ________________ ________________\nIV. The Estate of Wayne C. Bongard\nThe estate filed a Federal estate tax return on February 15, 2000. For Federal estate tax purposes, the estate elected the alternate valuation date of May 16, 1999. On February 15, 2000, the estate completed a Form 706, United States Estate (and Generation-Skipping Transfer) Tax Return, which reported that the Federal estate tax owed was $17,004,363. The estate attached Schedule F, Other Miscellaneous Property Not Reportable Under Any Other Schedule, to its Form 706. Schedule F showed the alternate values of decedent\u2019s WCB Holdings class A membership units and his 91.28-percent limited partnership interest in BFLP to be $4,193,000 and $41,329,838, respectively. On February 4, 2003, respondent issued to the estate a notice of deficiency, that determined a Federal estate tax deficiency of $52,878,785. In the notice of deficiency, respondent adjusted the values attached by the estate to many assets in decedent\u2019s gross estate. In addition, respondent determined that the 5,134,629 shares of Empak stock decedent transferred to WCB Holdings were includable in decedent\u2019s gross estate because decedent had retained sections 2035(a) and 2036(a) and/or (b) rights and interests in the transferred property. On the estate tax return, the estate reported values of the WCB Holdings class A units and BFLP interest held by decedent at his death totaling $45,523,338. Respondent in the notice of deficiency included in the gross estate a value for decedent\u2019s Empak shares that had been transferred to WCB Holdings totaling $141,621,428.[8] This resulted in an adjustment increasing the gross estate by $96,098,120.\nPrior to trial, respondent amended the answer to seek an increased deficiency based upon the parties\u2019 agreement that the starting price of Empak shares before any discounts was $32.24. Using this value, respondent\u2019s counsel estimated the revised adjustment to decedent\u2019s gross estate could be as high as $160 million.\nA Federal estate tax is imposed \u201con the transfer of the taxable estate of every decedent who is a citizen or resident of the United States.\u201d Sec. 2001(a). The estate tax is imposed on the value of the taxable estate with specified adjustments made. Sec. 2001(b). A decedent\u2019s taxable estate is determined by the value of the decedent\u2019s gross estate less enumerated deductions. Sec. 2051. The value of a gross estate includes all of a decedent\u2019s property to the extent provided under sections 2033 through 2045. Sec. 2033. At issue here is whether certain property decedent transferred during his lifetime is included in his gross estate under sections 2035(a) and 2036(a) and (b).\nI. Burden of Proof\nThe estate argues that under section 7491(a) the burden of proof has shifted to respondent. Conversely, respondent contends the burden has not shifted because the estate was not cooperative within the meaning of section 7491(a), and because the estate failed to introduce credible evidence necessary for the burden to shift. It is unnecessary for us to address the parties\u2019 disagreements and to determine whether the burden of proof has shifted because the outcome of this case is determined on the preponderance of the evidence and is unaffected by section 7491. See Blodgett v. Commissioner, 394 F.3d 1030, 1035 (8th Cir. 2005), affg. T.C. Memo. 2003-212; Estate of Stone v. Commissioner, T.C. Memo. 2003-309.\nII. Sections 2035(a) and 2036(a)\nThe purpose of section 2036 is to include in a deceased taxpayer\u2019s gross estate inter vivos transfers that were testamentary in nature. United States v. Estate of Grace, 395 U.S. 316 (1969). Section 2036(a)[9] generally provides that if a decedent makes an inter vivos transfer of property, other than a bona fide sale for adequate and full consideration, and retains certain enumerated rights or interests in the property which are not relinquished until death, the full value of the transferred property will be included in the decedent\u2019s gross estate. Section 2036(a) is applicable when three conditions are met: (1) the decedent made an inter vivos transfer of property; (2) the decedent\u2019s transfer was not a bona fide sale for adequate and full consideration; and (3) the decedent retained an interest or right enumerated in section 2036(a)(1) or (2) or (b)[10] in the transferred property which he did not relinquish before his death.\nAdditionally, pursuant to section 2035(a) a decedent\u2019s gross estate includes the value of any property in respect of which the decedent made a transfer or relinquished a power within 3 years of his death if the value of such property would have been included in the decedent\u2019s gross estate under section 2036 but for the decedent\u2019s transfer of an interest in the property or the decedent\u2019s relinquishment of a power with respect to the property.\nThis case focuses on each aspect of section 2036(a). The estate argues that decedent\u2019s transfer of Empak stock to WCB Holdings and decedent\u2019s transfer of WCB Holdings class B membership units to BFLP: (1) did not constitute \u201ctransfers\u201d under section 2036, (2) satisfied the bona fide sale exemption, and (3) did not include the retention of section 2036 interests.\nA. \u201cTransfer\u201d and Section 2036(a)\nThe first question is whether decedent, in fact, made a lifetime transfer. See United States v. O\u2019Malley, 383 U.S. 627, 631 (1966) (stating the purpose behind the predecessor to section 2036(a) was to tax all property that had been the \u201csubject of an incomplete inter vivos transfer\u201d).\nThe term \u201ctransfer\u201d, as used in section 2036, is broadly defined. See Helvering v. Hallock, 309 U.S. 106, n.7 (1940); Estate of Shafer v. Commissioner, 749 F.2d 1216, 1221-1222 (6th Cir. 1984), affg. 80 T.C. 1145 (1983); Guynn v. United States, 437 F.2d 1148, 1150 (4th Cir. 1971) (stating that section 2036 \u201cdescribes a broad scheme of inclusion in the gross estate, not limited by the form of the transaction, but concerned with all inter vivos transfers where outright disposition of the property is delayed until the transferor\u2019s death\u201d). The interpretation of the term \u201ctransfer\u201d must reflect the purpose of section 2036(a), which is to include in a decedent\u2019s gross estate all property he transferred but retained an interest therein during his lifetime. See United States v. Estate of Grace, supra at 322; Ray v. United States, 762 F.2d 1361, 1362 (9th Cir. 1985) (citing United States v. Estate of Grace, supra at 320); Estate of Shafer v. Commissioner, supra (citing Foster v. United States, 303 U.S. 118, 120 (1938)). Thus, the caselaw does not support a narrow definition of the term \u201ctransfer\u201d, but instead indicates a section 2036 analysis should begin by determining whether the decedent made an inter vivos voluntary act of transferring property. Estate of DiMarco v. Commissioner, 87 T.C. 653, 662-663 (1986). Any such act, including decedent\u2019s transfer of his Empak shares to WCB Holdings and decedent\u2019s transfer of his WCB Holdings class B financial and class B governance units, is included in a broad interpretation of the term \u201ctransfer\u201d.\nB. The Bona Fide Sale Exception\nAs previously stated, Congress excepted from section 2036(a) any transfer made in a \u201cbona fide sale for an adequate and full consideration\u201d (the bona fide sale exception). Respondent argues that decedent\u2019s inter vivos transfers to WCB Holdings and BFLP should not be allowed to deplete the gross estate because sections 2035(a) and 2036(a) and (b) are applicable. The estate urges us to respect the transfers, arguing each satisfied the bona fide sale exception. This exception has frequently been the grist of judicial interpretation.\nIn Estate of Harrison v. Commissioner, T.C. Memo. 1987-8, we determined that a partnership agreement was not a substitute for a testamentary disposition since the decedent received \u201cadequate consideration for his transfer to the partnership.\u201d On June 10, 1975, the decedent was in poor health and executed a power of attorney appointing his son as his attorney-in-fact. On August 1, 1979, the decedent\u2019s son, acting individually and under the power of attorney, organized a family limited partnership for purposes of consolidating and preserving the decedent\u2019s assets. Some of the assets the decedent contributed included oil and gas assets, which required active management. The decedent\u2019s 77.8percent limited partnership interest and 1-percent general partnership interest were proportionate to the value of the property he transferred. The decedent\u2019s sons each received 10.6percent general partnership interests. The decedent died on January 14, 1980. We held that the formation of the partnership was not a testamentary disposition for two reasons significant to this discussion. First, the decedent received adequate and full consideration for his transfer. Second, because the estate was able to show that the partnership was created for the business purpose of providing the necessary and proper management of the decedent\u2019s properties.\nIn Estate of Harper v. Commissioner, T.C. Memo. 2002-121, the Court held the bona fide sale exception was not satisfied. On December 18, 1990, the decedent created a revocable trust. The trust instrument named the decedent the initial trustee. The decedent formed a limited partnership in which his two children received a combined 1-percent general partnership interest and the trust received a 99-percent limited partnership interest. The decedent never consulted with his children regarding how the partnership was going to be operated or structured.\nAs part of the analysis the Court stated that the applicability of the bona fide sale exception depends on two requirements: \u201c(1) A bona fide sale, meaning an arm\u2019s-length transaction, and (2) adequate and full consideration.\u201d The alleged nontax purpose for creating the partnership was to manage and invest the assets contributed. However, the facts revealed that no new investment strategies were employed by the partnership, nor did any of the assets constitute working assets as in Estate of Harrison v. Commissioner, supra. Moreover, the estate failed to identify the property, if any, the decedent\u2019s children transferred to him or the partnership in exchange for their partnership interests. See Estate of Reichardt v. Commissioner, 114 T.C. 144, 155 (2000) (holding that there was no adequate and full consideration where, among other things, the decedent\u2019s children transferred nothing to him or the partnership). A circuitous recycling of value occurred because the pooled assets were significantly composed of the same property contributed by the trust to the partnership.\nIn Estate of Thompson v. Commissioner, T.C. Memo. 2002-246, affd. 382 F.3d 367 (3d Cir. 2004), we again held the bona fide sale exception was not applicable. On January 16, 1969, the decedent established a revocable trust. The trust agreement was amended, and the trust was funded with securities and cash on March 17, 1993. The decedent received income from the securities held in the trust. In early 1993, the decedent\u2019s children and the decedent met with a financial adviser and an attorney who described for the decedent an estate plan that used family limited partnerships. The decedent agreed to form two limited partnerships to benefit his two children. Two new corporations were incorporated, each serving as general partner to one of the partnerships. The decedent received shares of stock that represented a 49-percent ownership interest in each newly formed corporation. Before forming the partnerships and corporations, the decedent and his two children agreed that he would be taken care of financially. Additionally, they wanted decedent to have access to money in each partnership in order to continue making gifts to his family. With respect to the adequate and full consideration prong, the substance of the transaction revealed that there was not a true pooling of assets. The income from some of the properties each partner contributed was allocated to that partner. The partnerships also failed to change the investment strategy of their principal assets\u2014the stocks and bonds contributed by the decedent. The lack of nontax business reasons for the transfer further supported the conclusion that the decedent did not receive adequate and full consideration within the meaning of section 2036(a). Finally, the Court determined that the partnership was conducted in a testamentary manner, rather than in a businesslike manner, because the decedent\u2019s money was used to finance the needs of individual family members including himself. On these findings, we held that the bona fide sale exception was not applicable.\nIn Estate of Strangi v. Commissioner, T.C. Memo. 2003-145, the decedent executed a power of attorney in 1988 that named his son-in-law, Mr. Gulig, his attorney-in-fact. In 1993, the decedent\u2019s health began to deteriorate, and Mr. Gulig took over the decedent\u2019s personal affairs. On August 12, 1994, Mr. Gulig, as the decedent\u2019s attorney-in-fact, independently created the Strangi Family Limited Partnership (SFLP) and Stranco, Inc. (Stranco), the corporate general partner of SFLP. Mr. Gulig singlehandedly determined how the SFLP would be structured and operated. Mr. Gulig assigned 98 percent of the decedent\u2019s wealth to the SFLP in exchange for a 99-percent limited partnership interest. The assets contributed by the decedent included, among other things, his personal residence, securities, and insurance policies. The decedent and Mrs. Gulig (the decedent\u2019s daughter and Mr. Gulig\u2019s wife), purchased Stranco shares for cash. The decedent purchased a 47-percent interest in Stranco. Stranco contributed the cash to SFLP for a 1-percent general partnership interest. The Stranco shareholders acting in concert delegated its managing powers to Mr. Gulig. The decedent died on October 14, 1994.\nWe determined that the formation of the SFLP was not an arm\u2019s-length transaction because Mr. Gulig, as the decedent\u2019s attorney-in-fact, established and operated SFLP without any meaningful negotiations, essentially standing on both sides of the transaction. Moreover, the Court determined that Mr. Gulig recycled the value of the decedent\u2019s assets through the partnership or corporate solution since the decedent contributed more than 99 percent of the total combined property in SFLP and Stranco and received an interest with a value derived \u201calmost exclusively\u201d from the assets he contributed rather than from a true pooling of assets. None of the contributed assets were found to be of the sort qualifying as a \u201cfunctioning business enterprise\u201d as discussed in Estate of Harrison v. Commissioner, T.C. Memo. 1987-8. Accordingly, in Strangi we held that the bona fide sale exception was not satisfied.\nShortly thereafter, the Court in Estate of Stone v. Commissioner, T.C. Memo. 2003-309, held that the bona fide sale exception in section 2036(a) was satisfied. In Estate of Stone, the decedent spouses (the Stones) had operated a successful closely held business for a number of years and created five family limited partnerships. We rejected the Commissioner\u2019s argument that the formation of each of the family limited partnerships was not \u201cmotivated primarily by legitimate business concerns\u201d. A reason for employing the limited partnership concept was to resolve the Stones\u2019 children\u2019s concerns. There were significant intrafamily disputes with regard to the Stones\u2019 assets which led to litigation.\nThe Court found that the future management of the Stones\u2019 assets by the children qualified as a legitimate business concern since they were going to succeed their parents in operating the business. The children actively managed the assets that were contributed to the partnership in which they had their respective interests. These facts supported a finding that each partnership had economic substance and was not merely a circuitous recycling of value. Additionally, the Stones were both in good health for most of the time the negotiations concerning the formation of the partnerships were taking place, and they retained sufficient assets outside of the partnerships to meet their personal needs. We also concluded that the terms of the transactions reflected arm\u2019s-length dealing. The Stones determined which assets would be contributed to the partnerships, and Mr. Stone\u2019s attorney drafted the partnership agreements, but the children each had counsel representing their individual interests.\nThe adequate and full consideration prong was also deemed satisfied. All partners in each partnership received interests proportionate to the fair market value of the assets they each transferred, and partnership legal formalities were respected. We rejected the Commissioner\u2019s argument that valuation discounts attached to the partnership interest the decedent received precluded the adequate and full consideration prong from being satisfied. We reasoned that the Commissioner\u2019s argument effectively read \u201cout of section 2036(a) the exception that Congress expressly prescribed when it enacted that statute\u201d. We found that the partnerships had economic substance as a joint venture for profit in which there was a genuine pooling of property and services.\nThis Court had another opportunity to consider the application of section 2036(a) and the bona fide sale exception in Estate of Hillgren v. Commissioner, T.C. Memo. 2004-46. The decedent\u2019s estate argued that the creation of the limited partnership was motivated by a business purpose and premarital protection of the decedent\u2019s assets. The Court rejected the estate\u2019s contention that the partnership served as a means of premarital asset protection. On that point, the Court determined that because title to the properties remained in the decedent\u2019s name until after her death, and she was financially dependent on the distributions from the partnership, the transaction was not a bona fide sale, but rather was a paper transaction. The estate was unable to establish a credible nontax reason for engaging in the transaction, nor was it able to explain how the decedent\u2019s relationship to the properties allegedly transferred to the partnership was altered.\nIn the context of family limited partnerships, the bona fide sale for adequate and full consideration exception is met where the record establishes the existence of a legitimate and significant nontax reason for creating the family limited partnership, and the transferors received partnership interests proportionate to the value of the property transferred. See, e.g., Estate of Stone v. Commissioner, supra; Estate of Harrison v. Commissioner, supra. The objective evidence must indicate that the nontax reason was a significant factor that motivated the partnership\u2019s creation. See Estate of Harper v. Commissioner, T.C. Memo. 2002-121; Estate of Harrison v. Commissioner, supra. A significant purpose must be an actual motivation, not a theoretical justification.\nBy contrast, the bona fide sale exception is not applicable where the facts fail to establish that the transaction was motivated by a legitimate and significant nontax purpose. See Estate of Hillgren v. Commissioner, supra; Estate of Thompson v. Commissioner, supra; Estate of Harper v. Commissioner, supra; see also Estate of Reichardt v. Commissioner, 114 T.C. 144 (2000). A list of factors that support such a finding includes the taxpayer standing on both sides of the transaction, Estate of Hillgren v. Commissioner, supra; the taxpayer\u2019s financial dependence on distributions from the partnership, Estate of Thompson v. Commissioner, supra; Estate of Harper v. Commissioner, supra; the partners\u2019 commingling of partnership funds with their own, Estate of Harper v. Commissioner, supra, and the taxpayer\u2019s actual failure to transfer the property to the partnership, Estate of Hillgren v. Commissioner, supra.\nThe Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit recently decided a case in this area, Kimbell v. United States, 371 F.3d 257, 258 (5th Cir. 2004). In Kimbell, the decedent transferred assets including $2.5 million in cash, an active oil and gas business, and royalties to a trust. The trust contributed the property to a family limited partnership and received a 99-percent pro rata partnership interest in return. The other partner was a limited liability company (the LLC) owned by the decedent, her son, and his wife. The LLC contributed $25,500 in exchange for a 1-percent general partnership interest. The oil and gas working assets constituted 11 percent of the partnership\u2019s assets. The decedent retained over $450,000 in assets for her personal expenses.\nThe court separated the bona fide sale exception into two prongs: (1) Whether the transaction qualifies as a bona fide sale; and (2) whether the decedent received adequate and full consideration. The court first examined the adequate and full consideration language and set forth an objective inquiry. Id. at 262. The court stated that the proper question in examining the adequate and full consideration prong was whether the sale depleted the gross estate. Id. (citing Wheeler v. United States, 116 F.3d 749, 759 (5th Cir. 1997)); see Estate of Frothingham v. Commissioner, 60 T.C. 211, 215-216 (1973).\nThe Court of Appeals disagreed with the District Court\u2019s determination that a sale between members of the same family cannot be a bona fide one. Kimbell v. United States, supra at 267. A transaction between family members is, however, subjected to heightened scrutiny to ensure that it is not a sham or disguised gift. Applying its test to the facts, the Court of Appeals held in Kimbell that the pro rata partnership interest the decedent received was adequate and full consideration. The court also found that the decedent\u2019s transfer met the bona fide sale exception because the partnership was in actual possession of the assets transferred, partnership formalities were satisfied, she retained sufficient assets outside of the partnership to meet her personal needs, some of the assets contributed were active business assets, and she had nontax business reasons for creating the partnership. Id. The nontax business reasons included, among others, the protection of the taxpayer from personal liability with regard to the oil and gas properties contributed, the pooling of all of the decedent\u2019s assets to provide greater financial growth than splitting the assets up, and the establishment of a centralized management structure. Additionally, the court rejected the Commissioner\u2019s argument that the LLC\u2019s interest was de minimis since it found no principle in partnership law that required partners to own \u201ca minimum percentage interest in the partnership for the entity to be legitimate\u201d. Id. at 268.\nRecently, the Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit affirmed Estate of Thompson v. Commissioner, supra, in Estate of Thompson v. Commissioner, 382 F.3d 367 (3d Cir. 2004). Focusing on the adequate and full consideration language, the court stated an inter vivos transfer in exchange for assets of a lesser value should trigger heightened scrutiny into the substance of the transaction. Id. at 381. The Third Circuit found that neither partnership engaged in transactions rising to the level of legitimate business operations that provided the decedent with a substantive nontax benefit. Id. at 379. This determination was supported by the partnerships\u2019 allocating income produced by certain assets to the contributing partner, and the testamentary nature of one of the partnership\u2019s lending practices. Even though the estate presented evidence that one of the partnerships engaged in a real estate investment, the testamentary nature of the transfer and the subsequent operation of the partnership outweighed any legitimizing effect of that investment. In addition, the Court of Appeals found that the decedent contributed marketable securities to the partnerships, but the partnerships failed to sell or diversify them. Other than favorable estate tax treatment resulting from this change in form, the court was unable to identify a legitimate and significant nontax reason for the transfer. See id. at 380. The court therefore held that there was no adequate consideration within the meaning of section 2036(a).\nThe Court of Appeals also concluded that the decedent\u2019s transfers to the family limited partnerships did not constitute bona fide sales within the meaning of section 2036(a). The Third Circuit noted that it is important to scrutinize the substance of an intrafamily transaction because \u201c`the family relationship often makes it possible for one to shift tax incidence by surface changes of ownership without disturbing in the least his dominion and control over the subject of the gift or the purposes for which the income from the property is used.'\u201d Id. at 382 (quoting Commissioner v. Culbertson, 337 U.S. 733 (1949)).\nC. Decedent\u2019s Transfer of Empak Stock to WCB Holdings\nRespondent contends that decedent\u2019s transfer of Empak stock to WCB Holdings was not a bona fide sale for adequate and full consideration in money or money\u2019s worth. The estate\u2019s position is that decedent\u2019s transfer of Empak stock to WCB Holdings was a bona fide sale for adequate and full consideration. As stated above, a finding to that effect would preclude the application of section 2036; thus, the Empak stock decedent transferred to WCB Holdings would not be included his gross estate under section 2036(a). Moreover, if section 2036(a) does not apply to decedent\u2019s transfer, section 2035(a) cannot apply to the gifts he made of WCB Holdings class A governance units to CH Trust, GC Trust, and QTIP Trust. Essentially, the question is whether decedent\u2019s gross estate includes, via the application of section 2036(a), the Empak stock decedent transferred to WCB Holdings.\nIn order to answer this question, we must separate the true nontax reasons for the entity\u2019s formation from those that merely clothe transfer tax savings motives. Legitimate nontax purposes are often inextricably interwoven with testamentary objectives. See, e.g., Bommer Revocable Trust v. Commissioner, T.C. Memo. 1997-380.\nIn 1995, decedent, while in good health, met with his advisers, Messrs. Boyle, Bernards, and Eitel, to discuss how Empak could remain successful and competitive. These discussions determined that Empak needed to develop additional means for acquiring capital to remain successful and competitive. Mr. Bernards testified that for Empak to grow, \u201cadditional capital other than through bank debt and through [reinvesting its] earnings\u201d was needed. It was believed that positioning Empak for either a public or private offering (a corporate liquidity event) would accomplish this goal. Decedent and his advisers discussed how to facilitate a corporate liquidity event for Empak. Mr. Boyle drafted a memo and a checklist detailing the specific steps of the plan to position Empak for a corporate liquidity event.\nMany of the steps in the checklist were completed. First, Empak formed Emplast, and Empak distributed its stock to decedent. Second, incentive stock options were established. Third, decedent and ISA Trust transferred their stock in Empak to WCB Holdings, and in exchange each received interests in WCB Holdings proportionate to the number of Empak shares they had contributed. Fourth, Empak International merged into Empak. Decedent was in good health until his sudden death in 1998; never was his health a reason to accelerate the completion of these steps.\nThe positioning and structuring of Empak to facilitate a corporate liquidity event was also beneficial for decedent and ISA Trust. ISA Trust held a single asset, Empak stock. The value of the shares held by both decedent and ISA Trust was maximized by positioning Empak to attract potential investors. Moreover, the potential market for the Empak shares was increased. These facts together support that positioning Empak for a corporate liquidity event was a legitimate and significant nontax reason that motivated the Empak shareholders to create WCB Holdings.\n1. Bona Fide Sale\nRespondent argues that the creation of WCB Holdings did not occur as the result of an arm\u2019s-length transaction, and consequently, was not a bona fide sale. In Estate of Harper v. Commissioner, T.C. Memo. 2002-121, relying partially on Estate of Goetchius v. Commissioner, 17 T.C. 495, 503 (1951), we determined that the bona fide sale exception in section 2036(a) is applicable only where there was an arm\u2019s-length transaction.\nRespondent appears to assert that an arm\u2019s-length transaction cannot occur between related parties. An arm\u2019slength transaction has been defined as \u201cA transaction between two unrelated and unaffiliated parties\u201d, or alternatively, a transaction \u201cbetween two parties, however closely related they may be, conducted as if the parties were strangers, so that no conflict of interest arises.\u201d Black\u2019s Law Dictionary 1535 (8th ed. 2004). A previous edition of Black\u2019s Law Dictionary stated that an arm\u2019s-length transaction was the standard for testing whether the resulting terms and conditions of a transaction were the same as if unrelated parties had engaged in the same transaction. See Black\u2019s Law Dictionary 100 (5th ed. 1979) (stating that \u201cin testing whether $10,000 is an `arm\u2019s length\u2019 price [for the sale of property] it must be ascertained for how much the corporation could have sold the property to a disinterested third party in a bargained transaction\u201d); see also Dauth v. Commissioner, 42 B.T.A. 1181, 1189 (1940) (stating \u201cThe test to determine whether a transaction is a bona fide transaction [for Federal income tax purposes] is described by the term `arm\u2019s length\u2019, or, in other words, Was the transaction carried out in the way that the ordinary parties to a business transaction would deal with each other?\u201d). The bona fide sale exception has not been limited to transactions involving unrelated parties as respondent\u2019s argument implies. See Estate of Stone v. Commissioner, T.C. Memo. 2003-309.\nIt is axiomatic that intrafamily transactions are subjected to a higher level of scrutiny, but this heightened scrutiny is not tantamount to an absolute bar. In that connection, we have already concluded that decedent and ISA Trust had mutual legitimate and significant nontax reasons for forming WCB Holdings. In addition, both decedent and ISA Trust received interests in WCB Holdings proportionate to the number of shares transferred. We believe that had this transaction occurred between two unrelated parties the majority interest holder in Empak would have received similar powers to those the decedent received via WCB Holdings\u2019s member control agreement. An important purpose for creating WCB Holdings was to position Empak for a corporate liquidity event, and the record does not contain any credible evidence that unrelated parties would not have agreed to the same terms and conditions. Given these facts, we cannot hold that the terms of the transaction differed from those of two unrelated parties negotiating at arm\u2019s length.\nRespondent\u2019s final argument is that the formation of WCB Holdings was not a bona fide sale because there was not a true pooling of assets. WCB Holdings\u2019s purpose was to pool the Bongard family\u2019s Empak stock within a single entity, which decedent and ISA Trust satisfied through their respective contributions. WCB Holdings\u2019s creation was part of a much grander plan, to attract potential investors or to stimulate a corporate liquidity event to facilitate Empak\u2019s growth. Moreover, when WCB Holdings was capitalized, the members\u2019 capital accounts were properly credited and maintained, WCB Holdings\u2019s funds were not commingled with decedent\u2019s, and all distributions during decedent\u2019s life were pro rata. The amalgamation of these facts evinces that this transaction resulted in a true pooling of assets.\n2. Full and Adequate Consideration\nThe factual circumstances of this case further establish that decedent and ISA Trust each received an interest in WCB Holdings that represented adequate and full consideration reducible to money value. See Estate of Stone v. Commissioner, T.C. Memo. 2003-309; Estate of Higgins v. Commissioner, T.C. Memo. 1991-47; see also secs. 20.2036-1(a), 20.2043-1(a), Estate Tax Regs. Decedent and ISA Trust received interests in WCB Holdings proportionate to the number of Empak shares each contributed. Although by itself this may not be sufficient evidence to meet the adequate and full consideration requirement, two additional facts do support such a finding. We have determined that the respective assets contributed by the members were properly credited to the respective capital accounts of each contributing member, and distributions from WCB Holdings required a negative adjustment in the distributee member\u2019s capital account. Most importantly, we have found the presence of a legitimate and significant nontax business reason for engaging in this transaction.\nRespondent nonetheless argues that decedent did not receive adequate and full consideration since decedent contributed 86.31 percent of Empak\u2019s outstanding stock without receiving a control premium for his contribution. Decedent did not need to receive a control premium because he retained effective control over Empak after he contributed his Empak stock to WCB Holdings. True, decedent was not the chief manager of WCB Holdings, but the 86.31-percent interest in the class A governance units he received in the exchange provided him with the power to remove the WCB Holdings chief manager and appoint himself as chief manager, to take any action the chief manager himself could take, and to approve any significant action the chief manager could take, including selling more than $10,000 worth of any security in any 12-month period and the voting of any security held by WCB Holdings. See also Estate of Thompson v. Commissioner, 382 F.3d at 381 (agreeing that the dissipated value resulting from a transfer to a closely held entity does not automatically constitute inadequate consideration for section 2036(a) purposes, but such dissipation triggers heightened scrutiny into the substance of the transaction and whether there was a true business purpose).\nWe hold that decedent\u2019s transfer of Empak stock to WCB Holdings satisfies the bona fide sale exception of section 2036(a). Therefore, we need not determine whether decedent retained a section 2036(a) or (b) interest in the transferred property. This holding further precludes the application of section 2035(a) to decedent\u2019s gifts of WCB Holdings class A membership units to CH Trust, GC Trust, and QTIP Trust as they were outright gifts, not gifts of retained section 2036(a) interests. See Kisling v. Commissioner, 32 F.3d 1222, 1225 (8th Cir. 1994), revg. T.C. Memo. 1993-262; Estate of Jalkut v. Commissioner, 96 T.C. 675, 679 (1991); Estate of Frank v. Commissioner, T.C. Memo. 1995-132.\nD. BFLP\nThe estate argues that section 2036(a) is not applicable to decedent\u2019s transfer of WCB Holdings class B membership units to BFLP since that transfer was also a bona fide sale for adequate and full consideration. The estate contends that the creation of BFLP was motivated by nontax reasons. The BFLP agreement provides that BFLP was established to \u201cacquire, own and sell from time to time stocks (including closely held stocks), bonds, options, mutual funds and other securities.\u201d At trial, Mr. Fullmer testified that BFLP was established to provide another layer of credit protection for decedent. Additionally, the estate asserts that BFLP facilitated decedent\u2019s and Cynthia Bongard\u2019s postmarital agreement. Messrs. Bernards and Fullmer both also testified that BFLP was established, in part, to make gifts. On December 10, 1997, decedent made a gift of a 7.72percent ownership interest in BFLP to Cynthia Bongard. This gift was the sole transfer of a BFLP partnership interest by decedent during his life. BFLP also never diversified its assets during decedent\u2019s life, never had an investment plan, and never functioned as a business enterprise or otherwise engaged in any meaningful economic activity.\nBona Fide Sale Exception\nIn determining whether the bona fide sale exception in section 2036(a) applies to an intrafamily transaction, the substance of the transaction is subject to a higher level of scrutiny. See Estate of Thompson v. Commissioner, supra at 383. Both parties set forth facts supporting their respective positions regarding decedent\u2019s transfer of WCB Holdings class B membership units to BFLP.\nIn support of its contention that decedent\u2019s transfer to BFLP satisfied the bona fide sale exception, the estate asserts that ISA Trust was adequately and independently represented in negotiating the terms of the BFLP transaction. Mr. Boyle explained to Mark Bongard, the other trustee of ISA Trust, the terms and reasons for engaging in the partnership. In addition, after BFLP was formed, partnership formalities were complied with.\nConversely, respondent asserts that BFLP was \u201csimply a paper transaction designed to facilitate the distribution of family wealth both before and after death while leaving decedent\u2019s lifetime control of Empak unimpaired.\u201d[11] In support of his position, respondent asserts that decedent\u2019s and ISA Trust\u2019s contributions to BFLP were not a true pooling of assets because decedent\u2019s relationship to the contributed assets remained the same before and after the contribution. Following decedent\u2019s contribution to BFLP and until his death, BFLP never engaged in any investment transactions or decisions. BFLP had neither an investment plan nor a diversification strategy.\nEstate tax savings did play an important role in motivating the transfer to BFLP. The record does not support that the nontax reasons for BFLP\u2019s existence were significant motivating factors. The formation of WCB Holdings eliminated direct stock ownership in Empak and allowed decedent to make gifts without diversifying the direct ownership of Empak. Messrs. Fullmer and Bernards testified that an impetus for forming BFLP was to continue decedent\u2019s gift giving. Decedent, in fact, made numerous gifts after the formation of BFLP, but not of his BFLP interest. All of the gifts decedent made were of WCB Holdings class A membership units, except for the 7.72-percent limited partnership interest he gave to Cynthia Bongard in 1997. At the time of BFLP\u2019s formation and at the time of his death, any additional gifts decedent had contemplated were speculative and indefinite at best. There was no immediate or definite plan for such gifts. Such intent is not sufficient to establish that the transfer of membership units to BFLP was motivated by a significant nontax reason.\nDecedent and Cynthia Bongard entered into a postmarital agreement on December 10, 1997. For a postmarital agreement to be valid under Minnesota Statutes section 519.11 (West 1990 & Supp. 2004), in effect at the time the agreement was entered into, each spouse needed to have titled in that spouse\u2019s name property with a total net value exceeding $1,200,000. Attached to the postmarital agreement was Cynthia Bongard\u2019s financial statement, which included the value of her interest in BFLP and QTIP Trust. QTIP Trust was funded by decedent\u2019s giving it WCB Holdings class A membership units on March 15, 1997. Decedent\u2019s gift of a small portion of his BFLP interest to his wife does not establish that his prior transfer of all of his class B membership units to BFLP had a significant nontax motive. Decedent\u2019s gift of the 7.72-percent BFLP interest to Cynthia Bongard does not establish a significant nontax reason for decedent to transfer all 4,621,166 WCB Holdings class B membership units he owned to BFLP. The motive for the transfer of all of decedent\u2019s class B membership units to BFLP was not to fund the postmarital agreement. Rather, decedent used part of his BFLP interest to fund the postmarital agreement simply because that was where the assets rested when the agreement was completed. The vast majority of decedent\u2019s BFLP interest was never transferred in the almost 2 years before his death.\nThe estate\u2019s credit protection argument is also unpersuasive because WCB Holdings served this function for decedent. In fact, decedent via letter stated that \u201cby holding a majority of my assets in the limited liability company or the limited partnership, I will be providing a greater amount of protection for those assets from both creditors and lawsuits.\u201d Decedent contributed his Empak stock to WCB Holdings in exchange for WCB Holdings membership units, which he then contributed to BFLP in exchange for his limited partnership interest. Decedent\u2019s initial transfer of his Empak shares to WCB Holdings accorded him the credit protection he sought. Any additional benefit provided by BFLP was not significant to the transfer to BFLP because decedent\u2019s class A membership units, with their voting power, remained in WCB Holdings with only the protection provided by that entity.\nMoreover, we find unpersuasive the estate\u2019s argument that decedent wanted to create BFLP because of the greater flexibility it would provide him as compared to the trusts he had previously created. Decedent in fact established three trusts within days of BFLP\u2019s creation. These trusts were funded months after BFLP was created with very large gifts. Clearly, decedent was not adverse to establishing trusts, nor is there evidence that would establish how a limited partnership interest in BFLP provided decedent with greater flexibility than he already possessed by holding WCB Holdings membership units outright.\nAdditionally, BFLP did not perform a management function for the assets it received. BFLP never engaged in any businesslike transactions, either before or after decedent contributed his WCB Holdings class B membership units to BFLP. Until decedent\u2019s death, BFLP\u2019s only ownership interest was in WCB Holdings, and 99 percent of that interest was contributed by decedent. Similarly, BFLP never attempted to invest or diversify its assets. As a practical matter, decedent did not receive any benefit beyond transfer tax savings from placing his WCB Holdings class B membership units in BFLP. In Estate of Harper v. Commissioner, T.C. Memo. 2002-121, we found that the decedent only recycled the value of the property he transferred to the partnership. A recycling of value has occurred if \u201call decedent did was to change the form in which he held his beneficial interest in the contributed property.\u201d Id. The partnership in Estate of Harper, like the partnership here, did not establish a different investment plan with respect to its assets. In this case, decedent recycled the value of his WCB Holdings class B membership units by contributing them to BFLP.\nUnder these facts, decedent\u2019s transfer of WCB Holdings class B membership units to BFLP did not satisfy the bona fide sale exception.\nIII. Whether Decedent Retained a Section 2036(a) Interest in BFLP\nOur determination that the bona fide sale exception does not apply to decedent\u2019s transfer to BFLP does not end the inquiry. As pertinent here, section 2036(a) includes in a decedent\u2019s gross estate \u201call property to the extent of any interest therein\u201d of which the decedent has made a transfer wherein he \u201chas retained for his life\u201d either \u201c(1) the possession or enjoyment of, or the right to the income from, the property, or (2) the right, either alone or in conjunction with any person, to designate the persons who shall possess or enjoy the property or the income therefrom.\u201d Section 7701(a)(1) defines \u201cperson\u201d to include \u201can individual, a trust, estate, partnership, association, company or corporation.\u201d\nA. Section 2036(a)\n\u201cAn interest or right is treated as having been retained or reserved if at the time of the transfer there was an understanding, express or implied, that the interest or right would later be conferred.\u201d Sec. 20.2036-1(a), Estate Tax Regs. \u201cThe existence of formal legal structures which prevent de jure retention of benefits of the transferred property does not preclude an implicit retention of such benefits.\u201d Estate of Thompson v. Commissioner, 382 F.3d at 375; Estate of McNichol v. Commissioner, 265 F.2d 667, 671 (3d Cir. 1959). The existence of an implied agreement is a question of fact that can be inferred from the circumstances surrounding a transfer of property and the subsequent use of the transferred property. See Estate of Thompson v. Commissioner, supra at 376; Estate of Reichardt v. Commissioner, 114 T.C. 144, 151 (2000).\nThe decedent did not need the membership interest in WCB Holdings class B shares to continue his lifestyle. However, decedent retained ownership of more than 91 percent of his BFLP interest and did not make gifts of such interest prior to his death. More importantly, decedent controlled whether BFLP could transform its sole asset, the class B WCB Holdings membership units, into a liquid asset. Decedent as CEO and sole member of Empak\u2019s board of directors determined when Empak redeemed its stock in each of the seven instances of redemptions prior to his death, including the last redemption of about $750,000 worth of Empak stock in 1998 after WCB Holdings was formed. None of the seven redemptions reduced the membership units owned by BFLP. In order for BFLP to be able to diversify or take any steps other than simply holding the class B membership units, decedent would have had to cause the membership units and the underlying Empak stock to be redeemed. He chose not to do this. By not redeeming the WCB membership units held by BFLP, decedent ensured that BFLP would not engage in asset management. Thereby, decedent exercised practical control over BFLP and limited its function to simply holding title to the class B membership units. Whether decedent caused the WCB membership units held by BFLP and the underlying Empak stock to be redeemed or not, his ability to decide whether that event would occur demonstrates the understanding of the parties involved that decedent retained the right to control the units transferred to BFLP.\nThe estate\u2019s argument that the general partner\u2019s fiduciary duties prevents a finding of an implied agreement is overcome by the lack of activity following BFLP\u2019s formation and BFLP\u2019s failure to perform any meaningful functions as an entity.[12] We conclude that decedent\u2019s transfer to BFLP for a 99-percent ownership interest in the partnership did not alter his control of the WCB Holdings class B membership units transferred to BFLP. See Estate of Thompson v. Commissioner, 382 F.3d at 376-377 (finding \u201cnothing beyond formal title changed in decedent\u2019s relationship to his assets\u201d where the practical effect on his relationship to the transferred assets during decedent\u2019s life was minimal).\nB. Conclusion\nUnder the circumstances of this case, an implied agreement existed that allowed decedent to retain the enjoyment of the property held by BFLP. Therefore, under section 2036(a)(1), decedent\u2019s gross estate includes the value of the WCB Holdings class B membership units held by BFLP on decedent\u2019s death that is proportionate to decedent\u2019s 91.28-percent limited partnership interest. Given this finding, it is unnecessary to determine whether the terms of the BFLP agreement provided decedent explicit rights to control the property.\nIV. Section 2035(a) and Decedent\u2019s Gift to Cynthia Bongard\nAs pertinent here, section 2035(a) provides that a decedent\u2019s gross estate includes the value of any property or interest therein if \u201c(1) the decedent made a transfer * * * [of an interest in such property] during the 3-year period ending on the date of the decedent\u2019s death, and (2) the value of such property (or an interest therein) would have been included in the decedent\u2019s gross estate under section 2036 * * * if such transferred interest * * * had been retained by the decedent on the date of his death\u201d. In this case, decedent transferred a 7.72-percent partnership interest in BFLP to Cynthia Bongard within 3 years of his death. The issue is whether the value of the partnership interest decedent gave to Cynthia Bongard would have been included in his gross estate had he retained it until his death.\nAs stated previously, decedent retained a section 2036(a)(1) interest in the WCB Holdings class B membership units he transferred to BFLP because we found the existence of an implied agreement between decedent and ISA Trust. Decedent\u2019s gift of a limited partnership interest to Cynthia Bongard decreased his ownership interest in BFLP. Because the partnership interest decedent gave to Cynthia Bongard consisted of a portion of the property that triggered the application of section 2036(a)(1) we find that section 2035(a) is applicable to decedent\u2019s transfer of the 7.72-percent limited partnership interest in BFLP. Thus, decedent\u2019s gross estate includes the value of the WCB Holdings class B membership units held by BFLP on decedent\u2019s death that is proportionate to the 7.72-percent limited partnership interest.\nV. Discounts Applicable to Decedent\u2019s Membership Units in WCB Holdings\nThe relevant part of section 2031 provides that any property included in a decedent\u2019s gross estate is included at its fair market value. See also sec. 20.2031-1(b), Estate Tax Regs. The parties stipulated that on the alternate valuation date, May 16, 1999, Empak\u2019s stock per share value was $32.24. This was used as the starting point by the parties to determine the value of the decedent\u2019s interests in WCB Holdings and BFLP and was then decreased by stipulated discounts depending upon this Court\u2019s determinations regarding the application of section 2036.\nWe apply the discounts provided by the parties in their stipulation of settled issues with respect to the WCB Holdings membership units. If section 2036 was not applied to the transfers to WCB Holdings, the parties stipulated to a 13-percent lack of control discount and a 17.5-percent lack of marketability discount. We are left to apply the stipulation to the value of decedent\u2019s 287,620 WCB Holdings class A membership units and 4,621,166 WCB Holdings class B membership units.\nThe stipulation provides that the value of decedent\u2019s WCB Holdings class A membership units is equal to $32.24 less the stipulated discounts for lack of control and lack of marketability, multiplied by 287,620 (the total number of class A governance and financial membership units decedent owned on the alternate valuation date). As such, the value of decedent\u2019s WCB Holdings class A membership units was $6,655,527, as calculated below.\n[{$32.24 \u2013 ($32.24 \u00d7 .13)} \u2013 {($32.24 \u2013 ($32.24 \u00d7 .13)) \u00d7 .175}]= $23.14 \u00d7 287,620 = $6,655,527\nWe read the stipulation to further provide the WCB Holdings class B membership units an additional 5-percent lack-of-votingrights discount. Given the stipulation and our holdings herein, we find that the value of decedent\u2019s WCB Holdings class B membership units on the alternate valuation date was $101,573,229,[13] as calculated below.\n[$23.14 \u2013 ($23.14 \u00d7 .05)]= $21.98 \u00d7 4,621,166 = $101,573,229\nTo reflect the foregoing and give effect to the parties\u2019 stipulations,\nGERBER, SWIFT, COLVIN, VASQUEZ, THORNTON, HAINES, WHERRY, KROUPA, AND HOLMES, JJ., agree with this majority opinion.\nGALE, J., concurs in result only.\nLARO, J., concurring in result:\nI concur only because I am uncomfortable with the analysis used by the majority in arriving at its result. That analysis applies a new test that the majority has created to decide whether a transfer to a family limited partnership should be respected for Federal tax purposes. The majority applies its test in lieu of deeply ingrained caselaw that conditions satisfaction of the \u201cbona fide sale for an adequate and full consideration in money or money\u2019s worth\u201d exception of section 2036(a) (adequate and full consideration exception) on the transferor\u2019s receipt of property equal in value to that of the property transferred by the transferor. In other words, under that caselaw, the adequate and full consideration exception may apply only where the transferor\u2019s receipt of consideration is of a sufficient value to prevent the transfer from depleting the transferor\u2019s gross estate.\nThe majority states its test as follows: \u201cIn the context of family limited partnerships, the bona fide sale for adequate and full consideration exception is met where [1] the record establishes the existence of a legitimate and significant nontax reason for creating the family limited partnership, and [2] the transferors received partnership interests proportionate to the value of the property transferred.\u201d Majority op. p. 39. I disagree with both prongs of this test. I believe that a transferor satisfies the adequate and full consideration exception in the context of a transfer to a partnership only when: (1) The record establishes either that (i) in return for the transfer, the transferor received a partnership interest and any other consideration with an aggregate fair market value equal to the fair market value of the transferor\u2019s transferred property, or (ii) the transfer was an ordinary commercial transaction (in which case, the transferred property and the consideration received in return are considered to have the same fair market values), and (2) the transfer was made with a business purpose or, in other words, a \u201cuseful nontax purpose that is plausible in light of the taxpayer\u2019s [transferor\u2019s] conduct and useful in light of the taxpayer\u2019s economic situation and intentions.\u201d ACM Pship. v. Commissioner, T.C. Memo. 1997-115, affd. in part and revd. in part on an issue not relevant herein 157 F.3d 231 (3d Cir. 1998); see also CMA Consol., Inc. v. Commissioner, T.C. Memo. 2005-16; Salina Pship., L.P. v. Commissioner, T.C. Memo. 2000-352.\n1. Majority\u2019s Conclusion That Transferors Receive Partnership Interests Proportionate to the Value of the Property Transferred\nWhere the record establishes the existence of a legitimate and significant nontax reason for creating a family limited partnership, the majority concludes that the adequate and full consideration exception is met if the transferors received partnership interests proportionate to the value of the property transferred. I disagree with this conclusion. Section 2036(a) provides:\nSEC. 2036(a). General Rule.\u2014The value of the gross estate shall include the value of all property to the extent of any interest therein of which the decedent has at any time made a transfer (except in case of a bona fide sale for an adequate and full consideration in money or money\u2019s worth), by trust or otherwise, under which he has retained for his life or for any period not ascertainable without reference to his death or for any period which does not in fact end before his death\u2014\n(2) the right, either alone or in conjunction with any person, to designate the persons who shall possess or enjoy the property or the income therefrom. [Emphasis added.]\nFirmly established caselaw holds that the emphasized text, the adequate and full consideration exception, is satisfied only when a transferor receives consideration in money or money\u2019s worth equal to the value of the property transferred by the transferor; i.e., consideration with a value sufficient to prevent the transfer from depleting the transferor\u2019s gross estate. E.g., Estate of Wheeler v. United States, 116 F.3d 749, 761 (5th Cir. 1997) (\u201cunless a transfer that depletes the transferor\u2019s estate is joined with a transfer that augments the estate by a commensurate (monetary) amount, there is no `adequate and full consideration\u2019 for the purposes of either the estate or gift tax\u201d); Estate of D\u2019Ambrosio v. Commissioner, 101 F.3d 309, 312 (3d Cir. 1996) (\u201cconsideration should be measured against the value that would have been drawn into the gross estate absent the transfer\u201d), revg. 105 T.C. 252 (1995); United States v. Past, 347 F.2d 7, 12 (9th Cir. 1965) (\u201cThe value of what the decedent received under the trust must be measured against the value of the property she transferred to the trust\u201d); United States v. Allen, 293 F.2d 916, 917-918 (10th Cir. 1961) (consideration is \u201cadequate and full\u201d only if it equals or exceeds the value of the property that would otherwise be included in the gross estate absent the transfer); Estate of Frothingham v. Commissioner, 60 T.C. 211, 215-216 (1973) (\u201cunless replaced by property of equal value that could be exposed to inclusion in the decedent\u2019s gross estate, the property transferred in a testamentary transaction of the type described in the statute must be included in his gross estate\u201d); see also Commissioner v. Wemyss, 324 U.S. 303, 307 (1945); Estate of Gregory v. Commissioner, 39 T.C. 1012 (1963). The adequacy of consideration for purposes of the adequate and full consideration exception is measured by the value of the property that would have otherwise been included in the transferor\u2019s gross estate had the transferor died immediately before the transfer. Estate of D\u2019Ambrosio v. Commissioner, supra at 313. Because transfers of assets under facts similar to those here are typically motivated primarily (if not entirely) by testamentary concerns, section 2036(a) preserves the integrity of the Federal estate tax system by preventing a depletion of an estate by testamentary-like inter vivos transfers for less than an adequate and full consideration. See United States v. Estate of Grace, 395 U.S. 316 (1969).\nWhether the value of consideration received in the form of an interest in a partnership is \u201cadequate and full\u201d within the meaning of section 2036(a) is a valuation issue. For this purpose, I believe that the Court must determine the fair market value of the partnership interest as of the date of the transfer, applying the well-established valuation principles that take into account discounts and/or premiums inhering in that fair market value.[1] The value of the transferred property that would have been included in the transferor\u2019s gross estate absent the transfer would have been determined under such a valuation approach. I believe it only natural to conclude that the same approach should apply to determine the value of the consideration that would have replaced the transferred property in the transferor\u2019s gross estate had the transferor died immediately after the transfer.\nMoreover, the phrase \u201cadequate and full consideration\u201d has the same meaning in both gift and estate tax cases, Merrill v. Fahs, 324 U.S. 308, 309-311 (1945); Estate of Friedman v. Commissioner, 40 T.C. 714, 718-719 (1963), and this Court has previously applied such a valuation approach in a gift tax case, Estate of Trenchard v. Commissioner, T.C. Memo. 1995-121, arising under section 2512(b) from a transfer of property to a corporation upon its formation.[2] In Estate of Trenchard, the decedents (husband and wife), their daughter, and her three children (the six of whom are collectively referred to as the subscribers) each transferred property to a newly formed corporation in exchange for debt and stock; the decedents\u2019 daughter and her three children were the only ones who received common stock. The Court determined that the fair market value of the property that each decedent transferred to the corporation exceeded the fair market value of the stock and debt that they each received in return. The Court determined the fair market value of that stock noting that a marketability discount inhered in it and that a premium for control also inhered in the fair market value of the decedent/husband\u2019s shares. Consistent with the test applied in this case by the majority, the executrix argued that the excess values were not gifts from each of the decedents to the common shareholders because the decedents\u2019 proportionate interests in all of the property transferred to the corporation did not exceed their interests in the total consideration that the subscribers had received in return. The Court disagreed. The Court held that the excess values were a gift from the decedents to the common shareholders in that the excess values accrued to the benefit of the common shareholders and increased the value of the interests received by them.\nWith but a passing reference to language in Estate of Stone v. Commissioner, T.C. Memo. 2003-309, the majority declines to address whether valuation discounts are taken into account for purposes of valuing the consideration received by the decedent from the Bongard Family Limited Partnership (BFLP). See majority op. pp. 37-38. Nor does the majority mention that this referenced language was recently rejected by a majority of a panel of the Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit in Estate of Thompson v. Commissioner, 382 F.3d 367, 386-387 (3d Cir. 2004) (Greenberg, J., concurring and joined by Rosenn, J.),[3] affg. T.C. Memo. 2002-246. This majority in Thompson (Thompson majority) \u201creject[ed] Stone on the quoted point [the referenced language] as the Commissioner\u2019s position [that the valuation of partnership interests for purposes of section 2036(a) must take into account valuation discounts] in no way reads the [adequate and full consideration] exception out of section 2036(a) and the Tax Court does not explain why it does.\u201d Id. The Thompson majority went on to explain that the Commissioner merely \u201cseeks to apply the exception precisely as written as his position should not be applied in ordinary commercial circumstances even though the decedent may be said to have enjoyed the property until his death.\u201d Id. at 387. The majority in this case does not address the Thompson majority\u2019s conclusion that valuation discounts may be taken into account for purposes of the adequate and full consideration exception. Nor does the majority in this case attempt to answer the Thompson majority\u2019s query as to why applying valuation discounts for such a purpose reads the adequate and full consideration exception out of section 2036(a).\nI recognize that the Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit in Kimbell v. United States, 371 F.3d 257, 266 (5th Cir. 2004), stated that valuation principles should not be equated with the test of \u201cadequate and full consideration\u201d because business or other financial considerations may enter into a transferor\u2019s decision to receive an interest in a limited partnership that may not be immediately sold for 100 cents on the dollar. While I do not disagree that these considerations may cause a transferor to accept such an interest in a partnership, the issue as I see it is whether the inability to realize the 100 cents is attributable to (1) an actual difference in value between the transferred and received properties or (2) the presence of one or more intangible assets the sales price of which is subject to dispute. Under the caselaw referenced above, the adequate and full consideration exception does not apply where a difference in value between transferred and received properties causes a depletion in the transferor\u2019s gross estate. Nor does Kimbell v. United States, supra, hold otherwise. As the Thompson majority observed as to Kimbell:\nKimbell does not take into account that to avoid the recapture provision of section 2036(a) the property transferred must be replaced by property of equal value that could be exposed to inclusion in the decedent\u2019s gross estate * * * on a money or money\u2019s worth basis. [Estate of Thompson v. Commissioner, supra at 387 n.24 (Greenberg, J., concurring and joined by Rosenn, J.); citations and quotation marks omitted.]\n2. Majority\u2019s Conclusion That the Record Establishes the Existence of a Legitimate and Significant Nontax Reason for Creating a Family Limited Partnership\nWhere the transferors received family limited partnership interests proportionate to the value of property transferred to the partnership, the majority concludes that the adequate and full consideration exception is satisfied if there was a legitimate and significant nontax reason for creating the partnership. I disagree with this conclusion for three reasons.\nFirst, I disagree with the use of the majority\u2019s \u201clegitimate and significant nontax reason\u201d test. See majority op. p. 39. I would apply the longstanding and well-known business purpose test of Gregory v. Helvering, 293 U.S. 465 (1935). Indeed, the Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit used that business purpose test in Estate of Thompson v. Commissioner, supra at 383, when it stated:\nA \u201cgood faith\u201d transfer to a family limited partnership must provide the transferor some potential for benefit other than the potential estate tax advantages that might result from holding assets in the partnership form. Even when all the \u201ci\u2019s are dotted and t\u2019s are crossed,\u201d a transaction motivated solely by tax planning and with \u201cno business or corporate purpose \u2026 is nothing more than a contrivance.\u201d Gregory v. Helvering, 293 U.S. 465, 469 (1935). * * *\nThe Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit, the court to which an appeal of this case would most likely lie, also has regularly used a business purpose/economic substance test in Federal tax matters, e.g., IES Indus., Inc. v. United States, 253 F.3d 350 (8th Cir. 2001); Bergman v. United States, 174 F.3d 928 (8th Cir. 1999), including matters dealing with estate and gift taxes, e.g., Estate of Schuler v. Commissioner, 282 F.3d 575 (8th Cir. 2002), affg. T.C. Memo. 2000-392; Sather v. Commissioner, 251 F.3d 1168 (8th Cir. 2001), affg. in part and revg. in part on the applicability of accuracy-related penalties T.C. Memo. 1999-309.\nSecond, the words \u201clegitimate\u201d and \u201csignificant\u201d are ambiguous and subject to various interpretations. For example, as I read the meaning of the adjective \u201clegitimate\u201d in Merriam-Webster\u2019s Collegiate Dictionary 665 (10th ed. 1999), I am unsure which of those meanings the majority intends to give to that word. The only possible meanings are: \u201c2 : being exactly as purposed: neither spurious nor false\u201d; \u201c3 a : accordant with law or with established legal forms and requirements\u201d; and \u201c4: conforming to recognized principles or accepted rules and standards\u201d. An uncertainty in the meaning of the words \u201clegitimate\u201d and \u201csignificant\u201d may result in applications not intended by the majority.\nThird, the majority requires only that the creation of the partnership be supported by a legitimate and significant nontax reason. Under the majority\u2019s analysis, therefore, the adequate and full consideration exception would seem to be satisfied as to all property transferred to a partnership as long as the record establishes the requisite legitimate and significant nontax reason and that the transferors received partnership interests proportionate to the value of the transferred property. Where, as here, the legitimacy of a partnership is not at issue,[4] I do not believe that the Court\u2019s analysis should rest solely on the transferor\u2019s reason for forming the partnership; the Court\u2019s analysis should also include an inquiry as to the business purpose for the transfers to the partnership. In fact, as I read the relevant text underlying the adequate and full consideration exception, that text speaks only to a \u201csale\u201d of property and makes no specific statement as to the purchaser of that property.\nMARVEL, J., agrees with this concurring in result opinion.\nHALPERN, J., concurring in part and dissenting in part.[1]\nI write separately to express my disagreement with the majority\u2019s interpretation of the bona fide sale exception found in section 2036(a).[2]\nThe majority states:\nIn the context of family limited partnerships, the bona fide sale for adequate and full consideration exception is met where the record establishes [1] the existence of a legitimate and significant nontax reason for creating the family limited partnership, and [2] the transferors received partnership interests proportionate to the value of the property transferred. [Majority op. p. 39]\nI believe that the majority has strayed from the traditional interpretation of the bona fide sale exception by incorporating into the exception an inappropriate motive test (\u201ca legitimate and significant nontax reason\u201d), and by concluding that a partnership interest \u201cproportionate\u201d to the value of the property transferred constitutes adequate and full consideration in money or money\u2019s worth.\nII. Bona Fide Sale Exception\nSection 2036 is entitled \u201cTransfers with retained life estate\u201d, and subsection (a) thereof provides the following general rule:\nThus, even if a transferor of property retains lifetime possession, enjoyment, income, or control of the property, the value of the property will not show up in her gross estate if the transfer was a bona fide sale within the meaning of the underscored language (the bona fide sale exception).\nWith respect to at least that portion of the bona fide sale exception that requires \u201cadequate and full consideration in money or money\u2019s worth\u201d (for short, sometimes, full consideration), the identical language appears in section 2512(b), which provides that a gift occurs when property is transferred for insufficient consideration.[3] That language has the same meaning in the respective contexts of the gift tax and the estate tax. Estate of Friedman v. Commissioner, 40 T.C. 714, 718-719 (1963) (\u201c[I]f the transfer under scrutiny is considered as made for an adequate and full consideration for gift tax purposes, it likewise is to be considered for estate tax purposes.\u201d); see also Merrill v. Fahs, 324 U.S. 308, 311 (1945) (the gift and estate taxes are in pari materia and must be construed together). The gift-onaccount-of-insufficient-consideration rule of section 2512(b) is construed in section 25.2512-8, Gift Tax Regs., which, in pertinent part, provides:\nSEC. 25.2512-8 Transfers for insufficient consideration.\nTransfers reached by the gift tax are not confined to those only which, being without a valuable consideration, accord with the common law concept of gifts, but embrace as well sales, exchanges, and other dispositions of property for a consideration to the extent that the value of the property transferred by the donor exceeds the value in money or money\u2019s worth of the consideration given therefor. However, a sale, exchange, or other transfer of property made in the ordinary course of business (a transaction which is bona fide, at arm\u2019s length, and free from any donative intent), will be considered as made for an adequate and full consideration in money or money\u2019s worth. * * *\nUnder that regulation, transfers of property reached by the gift tax include transfers where (and to the extent) the value of the property transferred by the donor exceeds the value in money or money\u2019s worth (cash value) of the consideration given in exchange therefor.[4] A presumption of full consideration arises, however, in the case of a transfer of property made in the ordinary course of business; i.e., a transfer that is \u201cbona fide, at arm\u2019s length, and free from any donative intent\u201d. Id. One consequence of satisfying the ordinary-course-of-business test is that the inquiry as to full consideration is avoided (and the actual fair market value of the consideration given for the transferred property is irrelevant).\nB. Approach of the Majority\nOn pages 19-20 of its report, the majority makes the following finding:\nMr. Fullmer was decedent\u2019s estate planning attorney, see majority op. p. 12, and among the reasons set forth by decedent for forming WCB Holdings, LLC (WCB Holdings) and the Bongard Family Limited Partnership (BFLP) are family gifts and the achievement of transfer tax benefits (read, \u201csavings\u201d). The transfer tax savings result from the loss in value (giving rise to a valuation discount) that petitioner claims accompanied decedent\u2019s sequential packaging of (1) his Empak, Inc. (Empak), stock in WCB Holdings and (2) his WCH Holdings Class B units in BFLP. The lost value, of course, was not beyond reclamation: It would be restored if BFLP and WCB Holdings were unpacked, which seems likely once decedent\u2019s interests in the two entities passed through decedent\u2019s estate and the Empak shares became more liquid. The transfer tax savings that decedent admitted were his objective thus serve only to increase by the amount of those savings (less, of course, transaction costs, such as lawyer\u2019s fees) the size of decedent\u2019s estate passing into the hands of his heirs. The achievement of transfer tax savings evidences donative intent because such savings translate almost dollar for dollar into the enhancement of the net value that decedent could gratuitously transfer to family members. Consequently, the transfers to WCB Holdings and BFLP (together, the transfers) were not free of donative intent. That being the case, the transfers were not, in the terms of section 25.2512-8, Gift Tax Regs., made in the ordinary course of business, and there is no presumption that either the WCB Holdings membership units received by decedent for his Empak shares or the 99-percent limited partnership interest in BFLP received by decedent for his WCB class B membership units constituted full consideration for those transfers. Id.\nTherefore, to establish that the transfers were for full consideration, petitioner must, for each transfer, establish that the value of the property transferred by decedent did not exceed the cash value of the property received by him. Id. By the explicit terms of section 25.2512-8, Gift Tax Regs., the resulting inquiry is limited to an economic calculus, and there is no room for any inquiry as to the transferor\u2019s (decedent\u2019s) state of mind. Yet the majority makes his state of mind critical:\nDecedent * * * received [an interest] in WCB Holdings proportionate to the number of Empak shares * * * [he] contributed. Although by itself this may not be sufficient evidence to meet the adequate and full consideration requirement, two additional facts do support such a finding. We have determined that the respective assets contributed by the members were properly credited to the respective capital accounts of each contributing member, and distributions from WCB Holdings required a negative adjustment in the distributee member\u2019s capital account. Most importantly, we have found the presence of a legitimate and significant nontax business reason for engaging in this transaction. [Majority op. pp. 48-49; emphasis added.]\nCertainly, decedent\u2019s state of mind (i.e., his intent) is important in determining whether the ordinary-course-of-business exception applies (was the transfer \u201cfree of any donative intent\u201d), but once it is determined that the transfer in question was not made in the ordinary course of business, intent is no longer relevant to the determination of whether the transfer was for full consideration.\nI also disagree with the implication of the majority opinion that, in the context of a transfer to an entity (here, transfers to both a limited liability company and a family limited partnership), the full consideration requirement can be met by a showing that the transferor received an entity interest (e.g., a limited partnership interest) proportionate to the value of the property contributed to the entity. While an inquiry as to proportionality may have some bearing on whether the transfer was in the ordinary course of business, within the meaning of section 25.2512-8, Gift Tax Regs. (e.g., was at arm\u2019s length[5]), I fail to see how proportionality aids the inquiry as to whether the value of the property transferred exceeded the cash value of the consideration received in exchange. See id. Here, because of the presence of donative intent, the transfers cannot be considered in the ordinary course of business, as that term is used in section 25.2512-8, Gift Tax Regs., and proportionality is irrelevant.\nFinally, as I read the majority\u2019s approach to the bona fide sale exception, the majority has added to the exception the requirement that the taxpayer show that the decedent\u2019s transfer to the entity was motivated \u201cby a legitimate and significant nontax purpose.\u201d Majority op. p. 39.[6] If, indeed, that is the majority\u2019s approach, then even if an objective analysis indicates that the transferor received full consideration, the bona fide sale exception presumably would not be satisfied if a subjective analysis reveals that the transaction did not have a legitimate and significant nontax purpose. According to the majority, indicators of the lack of such purpose include (1) that the transferor stood on both sides of the transaction, (2) commingling of the transferor\u2019s and the transferee\u2019s funds, and (3) the failure of the transferor actually to make a transfer. Majority op. p. 39. Certainly, the \u201cbona fide sale\u201d portion of the bona fide sale exception would exclude transfers that were shams or based on illusory consideration. See, e.g., Wheeler v. United States, 116 F.3d 749, 764 (5th Cir. 1997). Beyond that, however, so long as an objective analysis demonstrates that, in exchange for the transferred property, the transferor received consideration with at least an equal cash value, no depletion of the transferor\u2019s wealth has occurred, and it is difficult to see any policy reason to bring back into the gross estate the value of the property transferred. As we reasoned in Estate of Frothingham v. Commissioner, 60 T.C. 211, 215-216 (1973) (emphasis added):\n[W]here the transferred property is replaced by other property of equal value received in exchange, there is no reason to impose an estate tax in respect of the transferred property, for it is reasonable to assume that the property acquired in exchange will find its way into the decedent\u2019s gross estate at his death unless consumed or otherwise disposed of in a nontestamentary transaction in much the same manner as would the transferred property itself had the transfer not taken place. * * *\nIn short, unless replaced by property of equal value that could be exposed to inclusion in the decedent\u2019s gross estate, the property transferred in a testamentary transaction of the type described in the statute must be included in his gross estate. * * * See also Kimbell v. United States, 371 F.3d 257, 262 (5th Cir. 2004) (citing Wheeler v. United States, supra); Magnin v. Commissioner, 184 F.3d 1074, 1079 (9th Cir. 1999), revg. T.C. Memo. 1996-25; Estate of D\u2019Ambrosio v. Commissioner, 101 F.3d 309, 312 (3d Cir. 1996), revg. and remanding 105 T.C. 252 (1995).[7]\nI would approach the question of whether the value of property transferred by a decedent is included in the gross estate on account of section 2036 by, first, determining whether the decedent retained lifetime possession, enjoyment, income, or control of transferred property. Only after answering that question in the affirmative would I proceed to determine whether the bona fide sale exception applies to the transfer. In determining whether the bona fide sale exception applies, I would first determine whether the transfer was made in the ordinary course of business, as that term is used in section 25.2512-8, Gift Tax Regs. If not, I would determine whether the transfer was made for full value (i.e., whether the value of the transferred property at most equaled the cash value of the consideration received therefor). If not, then I would find that the value of the transferred property was included in the value of the gross estate pursuant to section 2036. Motive would only play the limited role I have outlined above (i.e., determining donative intent for purposes of the ordinary-course-of-business test).\nIII. Gift on Formation\nThe foregoing analysis suggests that, in forming a family-owned entity (e.g., a family limited partnership), one or more of the transfers to the entity might be deemed gifts, within the meaning of section 2512, because the transfers were for insufficient consideration, within the meaning of section 25.2512-8, Gift Tax Regs. I believe that a transfer to a family-owned entity may constitute a taxable gift, even if the size of the entity interest received by each transferor is deemed proportional to the value of the property contributed by that transferor.[8]\nConsider the following hypothetical situation:[9]\nFather, son, and daughter (F, S, and D) join in the formation of a family limited partnership (FLP), father making the bulk of the total contribution and receiving a limited partnership interest, S and D making smaller contributions and receiving general and limited interests. Each transferor receives a percentage interest in profits, losses, and capital that is strictly proportionate to the value that each contributes (in relation to the total value contributed). Based on claims of lack of marketability, loss of control, and other value diminishing factors, each interest is accorded some loss of value (in comparison to the value of the property exchanged therefore). F\u2019s will and other testamentary-type documents are executed contemporaneously with the partnership agreement. They disclose that F\u2019s interest in FLP ultimately will pass to S, D, and their children.\nDoes any of the transferors make a gift on account of his or her contribution to the partnership for an interest of lesser value? Most likely, S and D do not. The reason is that, in pertinent part, section 25.2512-8, Gift Tax Regs., provides: \u201c[A] sale, exchange, or other transfer of property made in the ordinary course of business (a transaction which is bona fide, at arm\u2019s length, and free from any donative intent), will be considered as made for an adequate and full consideration in money or money\u2019s worth.\u201d From S\u2019s and D\u2019s viewpoints, the transfers to FLP are made in the ordinary course of business, at least as that term is used in section 25.2512-8, Gift Tax Regs. See Rosenthal v. Commissioner, 205 F.2d 505, 509 (2d Cir. 1953) (\u201ceven a family transaction may for gift tax purposes be treated as one `in the ordinary course of business\u2019 as defined in * * * [the predecessor to sec. 25.2512-8, Estate Tax Regs.] if each of the parenthetical criteria is fully met\u201d), revg. and remanding 17 T.C. 1047 (1951). For S and D, the transfers are motivated strictly by self-interest and are free from donative intent. They have agreed to form a partnership that they believe will serve as a vehicle for the delivery of F\u2019s property to them and their children through a process whereby the transfer tax cost of the delivery will be substantially reduced through various valuation discounts. They agree to suffer a temporary loss of independence and control (and perhaps some loss of fair market value) in order to facilitate the reduction of transfer tax, the burden of which ultimately would fall on them. For them, the transfers are motivated by an acquisitive motive, not a donative motive. They make no gifts because they are deemed to have received full value under the ordinary-course-of-business test found in section 25.2512-8, Gift Tax Regs.\nSo long as it can be shown that F\u2019s contribution was not free of donative intent, the result is different for F. F\u2019s purpose (not necessarily his sole purpose, but an important one) is to pass his property to his family with a reduction in transfer tax cost that translates dollar for dollar into an enhancement of the net value that the family will receive. F cannot, therefore, pass the ordinary-course-of-business test in section 25.2512-8, Gift Tax Regs., and, because of the valuation discounts claimed, cannot show full consideration. F, therefore, has made gifts within the meaning of section 2512 and section 25.2512-8, Gift Tax Regs. The measure of the gifts is not the transfer tax reduction but is the inadequacy of the cash value of the limited partnership interest that F received in consideration for his contribution to FLP. See sec. 25.2512-8, Gift Tax Regs. It is precisely that debasement in value that F sought to achieve as his means of generating the transfer tax saving, and it is appropriate that that be the measure of his gift.\nThe fact that S, D, and their children may not realize the measure of F\u2019s gift (the difference between the inside and outside value of F\u2019s interest in FLP) until, by bequests, they receive his interest is not an impediment to concluding that F made a gift. Section 25.2511-2(a), Gift Tax Regs., provides:\nSec. 25.2511-2 Cessation of donor\u2019s dominion and control.\n(a) The gift tax is not imposed upon the receipt of the property by the donee, nor is it necessarily determined by the measure of enrichment resulting to the donee from the transfer, nor is it conditioned upon ability to identify the donee at the time of the transfer. On the contrary, the tax is a primary and personal liability of the donor, is an excise upon his act of making the transfer, is measured by the value of the property passing from the donor, and attaches regardless of the fact that the identity of the donee may not then be known or ascertainable.\nIn Commissioner v. Wemyss, 324 U.S. 303, 307 (1945), the Supreme Court said: \u201cThe section taxing as gifts transfers that are not made for `adequate and full (money) consideration\u2019 aims to reach those transfers which are withdrawn from the donor\u2019s estate.\u201d The value discounts obtained by F on the transfer to FLP withdrew from his estate amounts that will (and are intended to) reappear in the hands of his heirs. Taxation of those amounts under section 2512 is appropriate.\nCHIECHI, J., concurring in part[1] and dissenting in part:\nThe majority opinion acknowledges that section 2036(a)(1) will not apply unless: (1) Decedent made a transfer; (2) such transfer was not a bona fide sale for an adequate and full consideration in money or money\u2019s worth; and (3) under such transfer decedent retained for his life the possession or enjoyment of, or the right to the income from, the property transferred. The majority opinion holds that decedent\u2019s transfer to the Bongard Family Limited Partnership (BFLP) of his WCB Holdings class B membership units was a transfer which was not a bona fide sale for an adequate and full consideration in money or money\u2019s worth and under which decedent retained for his life the enjoyment of such units.[2] Consequently, according to the majority opinion, section 2036(a)(1) requires decedent\u2019s gross estate to include the value of such units owned on the date of decedent\u2019s death by BFLP that is proportionate to the 91.28-percent BFLP limited partnership interest owned on that date by decedent.[3] I dissent.[4] The majority opinion\u2019s holding that decedent\u2019s transfer to BFLP of his WCB Holdings class B membership units is subject to section 2036(a)(1), which respondent does not even advocate,[5] is rejected by the statute and by United States v. Byrum, 408 U.S. 125 (1972), which the majority opinion does not even cite.\nAt the core of the majority opinion\u2019s holdings under section 2036(a)(1) are its conclusions (1) that \u201cThe record does not support that the nontax reasons for BFLP\u2019s existence were significant motivating factors\u201d, majority op. p. 53, and (2) that decedent had the ability to cause Empak to redeem the Empak stock owned by WCB Holdings and to cause WCB Holdings to redeem the WCB Holdings class B membership units owned by BFLP.\nI have serious reservations about the propriety of the majority opinion\u2019s conclusion that \u201cThe record does not support that the nontax reasons for BFLP\u2019s existence were significant motivating factors.\u201d Majority op. p. 53. However, for purposes of my dissent, I shall proceed on the assumption that that conclusion is proper.[6] Nonetheless, even if, as the majority opinion concludes, the record does not show that \u201cthe nontax reasons for BFLP\u2019s existence were significant motivating factors\u201d, majority op. p. 53, neither section 2036(a)(1) nor the caselaw under that section supports the majority opinion\u2019s inference that the absence of any significant nontax reason for the formation of BFLP, standing alone, establishes that decedent retained for his life the enjoyment of the WCB Holdings class B membership units that he transferred to BFLP within the meaning of section 2036(a)(1).[7]\nI have serious disagreements with the majority opinion\u2019s conclusions that decedent had the ability to cause Empak to redeem the Empak stock owned by WCB Holdings and to cause WCB Holdings to redeem the WCB Holdings class B membership units owned by BFLP. I shall discuss those disagreements below.\nWith the foregoing in mind, I shall now address the majority opinion\u2019s holding under section 2036(a)(1) that \u201can implied agreement existed that allowed decedent to retain the enjoyment of the property held by BFLP\u201d. Majority op. p. 59. In support of that holding, the majority opinion constructs the following rationale (majority opinion\u2019s rationale):\nThe decedent did not need the membership interest in WCB Holdings class B shares to continue his lifestyle. However, decedent retained ownership of over 91 percent of his BFLP interest and did not make gifts of such interest prior to his death. More importantly, decedent controlled whether BFLP could transform its sole asset, the class B WCB Holdings membership units, into a liquid asset. Decedent as CEO and sole member of Empak\u2019s board of directors determined when Empak redeemed its stock in each of the seven instances of redemptions prior to his death, including the last redemption of about $750,000 worth of Empak stock in 1998 after WCB Holdings was formed. None of the seven redemptions reduced the membership units owned by BFLP. In order for BFLP to be able to diversify or take any steps other than simply holding the class B membership units, decedent would have had to cause the membership units and the underlying Empak stock to be redeemed. He chose not to do this. By not redeeming the WCB membership units held by BFLP, decedent insured that BFLP would not engage in asset management. Thereby, decedent exercised practical control over BFLP and limited its function to simply holding title to the class B membership units. Whether decedent caused the WCB membership units held by BFLP and the underlying Empak stock to be redeemed or not, his ability to decide if that event would occur demonstrates the understanding of the parties involved that decedent retained the right to control the units transferred to BFLP.\nThe estate\u2019s argument that the general partner\u2019s fiduciary duties prevents a finding of an implied agreement is overcome by the lack of activity following BFLP\u2019s formation and BFLP\u2019s failure to perform any meaningful functions as an entity. We conclude that decedent\u2019s transfer to BFLP for a 99-percent ownership interest in the partnership did not alter his control of the WCB Holdings class B membership units transferred to BFLP. See Estate of Thompson v. Commissioner, 382 F.3d 367, 376-377 (finding \u201cnothing beyond formal title changed in decedent\u2019s relationship to his assets\u201d where the practical effect on his relationship to the transferred assets during decedent\u2019s life was minimal).\nMajority op. pp. 57-59; fn. ref. omitted.\nThe majority opinion\u2019s rationale is factually, logically, and legally flawed.[8]\nThe majority opinion\u2019s rationale is factually flawed for various reasons. One reason is that it concludes that decedent could have caused WCB Holdings to redeem the WCB Holdings class B membership units owned by BFLP. That conclusion is not supported by, and is contrary to, the following findings of fact of the majority opinion regarding the circumstances under which the chief manager of WCB Holdings (chief manager), who was decedent\u2019s son Mark Bongard, was required to obtain the approval of a majority of the WCB Holdings class A governance units before he could take certain actions on behalf of WCB Holdings:\nthe chief manager needed the approval of the members representing the majority of the class A governance units before he could issue additional membership units, lend, borrow, or commit WCB Holdings\u2019s funds in excess of $25,000, authorize capital expenditures in excess of $10,000, sell any of WCB Holdings\u2019s assets, including its Empak stock, worth over $10,000 in any twelve month period, or vote any securities, including its Empak stock, owned by WCB Holdings.\nMajority op. p. 14; emphasis added.\nAfter decedent funded, by gift, on March 15, 1997, the Children\u2019s Trust, the Grandchildren\u2019s Trust, and the QTIP Trust, each with certain class A governance units and certain class A financial units in WCB Holdings, decedent no longer owned a majority of the class A governance units in WCB Holdings, the only voting units in WCB Holdings. Thus, decedent could not have approved, and certainly could not have required, that the chief manager commit any of WCB Holdings\u2019s funds in excess of $25,000 for the purpose of redeeming the WCB Holdings class B membership interests owned by BFLP. In addition, decedent could not have approved, and certainly could not have required, that the chief manager sell to Empak, through a redemption by Empak, Empak stock owned by WCB Holdings worth over $10,000 in any 12-month period.\nAnother factual flaw in the majority opinion\u2019s rationale relates to the conclusion that decedent had the ability to cause Empak to redeem the Empak stock owned by WCB Holdings. That conclusion disregards not only the implications of the majority opinion\u2019s finding that decedent and ISA Trust transferred their respective shares of Empak stock to WCB Holdings in order to position Empak for a liquidity event[9] but also decedent\u2019s fiduciary duties as Empak\u2019s CEO and the sole member of its board of directors. Depleting Empak\u2019s assets by causing Empak to redeem the Empak stock owned by WCB Holdings in order to be able to diversify BFLP\u2019s assets through a redemption by WCB Holdings of the WCB Holdings class B membership units owned by BFLP would not have been consistent with the objective of positioning Empak for a liquidity event. Indeed, given that objective, it would have been, at best, bad business judgment on the part of decedent and a misconception by him of what was involved in positioning Empak for a liquidity event if he had decided to cause Empak to redeem the Empak stock owned by WCB Holdings in order to effect a diversification of BFLP\u2019s assets. Moreover, irrespective of the objective to position Empak for a liquidity event, any decision by decedent to deplete Empak\u2019s assets by causing Empak to redeem the Empak stock owned by WCB Holdings in order to effect such a diversification would have been, at worst, a breach by decedent of his fiduciary duties as Empak\u2019s CEO and the sole member of its board of directors. Any such decision by decedent might have been actionable by the stockholders of Empak, which, as of March 7, 1997, were: (1) WCB Holdings, a 90-percent stockholder whose class A governance unitholders, other than decedent,[10] owned in the aggregate on and after March 15, 1997, a majority of the voting class A governance membership units in WCB Holdings; (2) Marubeni Corp. (MC), a 6-percent stockholder and a Japanese trading entity which had more than 700 subsidiaries and whose stock was listed on various international stock exchanges; and (3) Marubeni America Corp., a 4-percent stockholder and the U.S. sales and marketing subsidiary of MC. Cf. United States v. Byrum, 408 U.S. at 137-143. Thus, any ability of decedent to cause Empak to redeem the Empak stock owned by WCB Holdings was not unconstrained. Instead, any such ability was subject to the fiduciary duties imposed upon decedent as Empak\u2019s CEO and the sole member of its board of directors and to business and economic realities and variables over which he had little or no control and which he could ignore, but only at his peril. Cf. id.\nThe majority opinion\u2019s rationale contains other factual flaws. According to that rationale,\ndecedent controlled whether BFLP could transform its sole asset, the class B WCB Holdings membership units, into a liquid asset. * * * In order for BFLP to be able to diversify or take any steps other than simply holding the class B membership units, decedent would have had to cause the membership units and the underlying Empak stock to be redeemed.[11] He chose not to do this. By not redeeming the WCB membership units held by BFLP, decedent insured that BFLP would not engage in asset management. Thereby, decedent exercised practical control over BFLP and limited its function to simply holding title to the class B membership units. Whether decedent caused the WCB membership units held by BFLP and the underlying Empak stock to be redeemed or not, his ability to decide if that event would occur demonstrates the understanding of the parties involved that decedent retained the right to control the units transferred to BFLP.\n* * * decedent\u2019s transfer to BFLP for a 99-percent ownership interest in the partnership did not alter his control of the WCB Holdings class B membership units transferred to BFLP. * * *\nMajority op. pp. 57-59; emphasis added.\nAs is evident from the foregoing, the majority opinion establishes a \u201ccontrol\u201d standard in applying section 2036(a)(1). However, the majority opinion never actually tells us what it means when it uses the terms \u201ccontrol\u201d or \u201ccontrolled\u201d four times in the above-quoted excerpt.[12] Nonetheless, under any commonly accepted meaning of those terms, it is factually incorrect for the majority opinion to conclude that \u201cdecedent controlled whether BFLP could transform its * * * class B WCB Holdings membership units * * * into a liquid asset * * * [,] exercised practical control over BFLP and * * * retained the right to control the units transferred to BFLP\u201d and that \u201cdecedent\u2019s transfer to BFLP * * * did not alter his control of the WCB Holdings class B membership units transferred to BFLP.\u201d Majority op. pp. 57-58. After decedent and ISA Trust capitalized BFLP, which the majority opinion acknowledges was a validly created and existing partnership under Minnesota law, neither decedent nor ISA Trust had the same relationship to the respective WCB Holdings class B membership units that they transferred to BFLP. Decedent owned a limited partnership interest, and ISA Trust owned a general partnership interest, in BFLP. BFLP, in turn, owned such units transferred to it. Decedent, as a limited partner of BFLP, did not have, and did not exercise, control over BFLP, its assets, its activities, or its general partner, ISA Trust.\nIn addition to the factual flaws in the majority opinion\u2019s rationale, that rationale is logically flawed. It is a non sequitur for the majority opinion to conclude that, because of decedent\u2019s alleged ability to cause Empak to redeem the Empak stock owned by WCB Holdings and to cause WCB Holdings to redeem the WCB Holdings class B membership units owned by BFLP, \u201cdecedent controlled whether BFLP could transform its * * * class B WCB Holdings membership units * * * into a liquid asset * * * [and] exercised practical control over BFLP\u201d. Majority op. pp. 57-58. It also is a non sequitur for the majority opinion to conclude that any such alleged ability \u201cdemonstrates the understanding of the parties involved that decedent retained the right to control the units transferred to BFLP\u201d and that his transfer to BFLP of his WCB Holdings class B membership units \u201cdid not alter his control\u201d of such units. Majority op. pp. 58-59. The alleged ability of decedent to cause Empak to redeem the Empak stock owned by WCB Holdings and to cause WCB Holdings to redeem the WCB Holdings class B membership units owned by BFLP does not logically lead to any of the foregoing conclusions. Nor does any such alleged ability logically lead to the majority opinion\u2019s holding that \u201can implied agreement existed that allowed decedent to retain the enjoyment of the property held by BFLP.\u201d Majority op. p. 59.\nThe majority opinion\u2019s rationale is also legally flawed. The language of section 2036(a)(1)[13] \u201cplainly contemplates retention of an attribute of the property transferred\u2014such as a right to income, use of the property itself, or a power of appointment with respect either to income or principal.\u201d United States v. Byrum, 408 U.S. at 149. Moreover, the term \u201cenjoyment\u201d used in section 2036(a)(1) is not a term or art; it \u201cconnote[s] substantial present economic benefit\u201d. Id. at 145. Decedent did not retain any attribute of the WCB Holdings class B membership units that he transferred to BFLP. Nor was decedent\u2019s alleged ability to cause Empak to redeem the Empak stock owned by WCB Holdings and to cause WCB Holdings to redeem the WCB Holdings class B membership units owned by BFLP a substantial present economic benefit of such units. Any such alleged ability was not a present benefit at all; it was \u201ca speculative and contingent benefit which may or may not * * * [have been] realized.\u201d[14] Id. at 150. There simply are no circumstances surrounding decedent\u2019s transfer of his WCB Holdings class B membership units to BFLP and no subsequent use of such units by decedent from which an implied agreement may be inferred that decedent retained the enjoyment of such units. See Estate of Reichardt v. Commissioner, 114 T.C. 144, 151 (2000). Section 2036(a)(1) rejects the majority opinion\u2019s holding that decedent retained the enjoyment of the WCB Holdings class B membership units that he transferred to BFLP.\nThe legal flaws in the majority opinion\u2019s rationale are not limited to its disregard of section 2036(a)(1), which, as indicated above, the Supreme Court construed according to its plain language. See United States v. Byrum, supra at 145, 149. That rationale also ignores the principles under section 2036(a) that the Supreme Court established in Byrum and that this Court has applied in other cases. See, e.g., Estate of Cohen v. Commissioner, 79 T.C. 1015 (1982); Estate of Gilman v. Commissioner, 65 T.C. 296 (1975), affd. per curiam 547 F.2d 32 (2d Cir. 1976). In Byrum, the decedent Milliken C. Byrum (Mr. Byrum) transferred to an irrevocable trust that he created shares of stock in each of three closely held corporations. Prior to the transfer, Mr. Byrum owned at least 71 percent of the outstanding stock of each corporation. The beneficiaries of the trust that Mr. Byrum created were his children or, in the event of their death before termination of the trust, their surviving children. The trust instrument specified that there was to be a corporate trustee, and Mr. Byrum designated an independent corporation as sole trustee. The trust instrument vested in the trustee broad and detailed powers with respect to the control and management of the trust property. Such powers of the trustee were exercisable in the trustee\u2019s sole discretion, subject to the following rights reserved by Mr. Byrum: (1) To vote the shares of unlisted stock held in the trust; (2) to disapprove the sale or transfer of any trust assets, including the shares transferred to the trust; (3) to approve investments and reinvestments; and (4) to remove the trustee and to designate another corporate trustee to serve as successor trustee. United States v. Byrum, supra at 126-127.\nThe Government\u2019s principal argument in Byrum was that, by retaining voting control over the corporations whose stock he transferred to the trust, which the Government maintained gave him, inter alia, control over the dividend policy of such corporations, Mr. Byrum retained the right under section 2036(a)(2) to designate the persons who were to enjoy the income from the transferred property. Id. at 131-132. The Government\u2019s alternative argument was that, by retaining voting control over the corporations whose stock he transferred to the trust, which gave him, inter alia, the power to determine whether and when such corporations would be liquidated or merged, Mr. Byrum retained under section 2036(a)(1) the enjoyment of the transferred property. Id. at 145.\nThe Supreme Court rejected the Government\u2019s principal argument under section 2036(a)(2) and its alternative argument under section 2036(a)(1), both of which were based on a \u201ccontrol\u201d standard advanced by the Government. In rejecting the Government\u2019s arguments, the Supreme Court expressly rejected the use of a \u201ccontrol\u201d standard as \u201cthe basis per se\u201d in applying section 2036(a). The Supreme Court concluded:\nThe \u201ccontrol\u201d rationale, urged by the Government * * *, would create a standard\u2014not specified in the statute\u2014 so vague and amorphous as to be impossible of ascertainment in many instances. * * *\nThe Government uses the terms \u201ccontrol\u201d and \u201ccontrolling stockholder\u201d as if they were words of art with a fixed and ascertainable meaning. In fact, the concept of \u201ccontrol\u201d is a nebulous one. Although in this case Byrum possessed \u201cvoting control\u201d of the three corporations (in view of his being able to vote more than 50% of the stock in each), the concept is too variable and imprecise to constitute the basis per se for imposing tax liability under \u00a7 2036(a). * * *\nId. at 137 n.10 and 138 n.13.\nThe majority opinion\u2019s reliance on a \u201ccontrol\u201d standard in applying section 2036(a)(1) flies in the face of the Supreme Court\u2019s rejection of such a standard.[15] Id. The \u201ccontrol\u201d standard in the majority opinion\u2019s rationale, like the Government\u2019s \u201ccontrol\u201d standard in Byrum, is \u201ctoo variable and imprecise to constitute the basis per se\u201d, id. at 138 n.13, in applying section 2036(a)(1).[16]\nNot only does the majority opinion\u2019s rationale fly in the face of the Supreme Court\u2019s rejection in United States v. Byrum, 408 U.S. 125, of a \u201ccontrol\u201d standard under section 2036(a), that rationale also flies in the face of other principles under section 2036(a) that the Supreme Court established in Byrum, including those set forth in the following excerpt from the Supreme Court\u2019s rejection of the Government\u2019s arguments in that case:\nAt the outset we observe that this Court has never held that trust property must be included in a settlor\u2019s gross estate solely because the settlor retained the power to manage trust assets. * * *\n* * * The term \u201cright,\u201d certainly when used in a tax statute, must be given its normal and customary meaning. It connotes an ascertainable and legally enforceable power * * *. Here, the right ascribed to Byrum was the power to use his majority position and influence over the corporate directors to \u201cregulate the flow of dividends\u201d to the trust. That \u201cright\u201d was neither ascertainable nor legally enforceable and hence was not a right in any normal sense of that term.\nByrum did retain the legal right to vote shares held by the trust and to veto investments and reinvestments. But the corporate trustee alone, not Byrum, had the right to pay out or withhold income and thereby to designate who among the beneficiaries enjoyed such income. Whatever power Byrum may have possessed with respect to the flow of income into the trust was derived not from an enforceable legal right specified in the trust instrument, but from the fact that he could elect a majority of the directors of the three corporations. The power to elect the directors conferred no legal right to command them to pay or not to pay dividends. A majority shareholder has a fiduciary duty not to misuse his power by promoting his personal interests at the expense of corporate interests. Moreover, the directors also have a fiduciary duty to promote the interests of the corporation. * * * their [the corporate directors\u2019] responsibilities were to all stockholders and were enforceable according to legal standards entirely unrelated to the needs of the trust or to Byrum\u2019s desires with respect thereto.\nThe Government seeks to equate the de facto position of a controlling stockholder with the legally enforceable \u201cright\u201d specified by the statute. Retention of corporate control (through the right to vote the shares) is said to be \u201ctantamount to the power to accumulate income\u201d in the trust * * *. The Government goes on to assert that \u201c[t]hrough exercise of that retained power, [Byrum] could increase or decrease corporate dividends * * * and thereby shift or defer the beneficial enjoyment of trust income.\u201d This approach seems to us not only to depart from the specific statutory language, but also to misconceive the realities of corporate life.\nWe conclude that Byrum did not have an unconstrained de facto power to regulate the flow of dividends to the trust, much less the \u201cright\u201d to designate who was to enjoy the income from trust property. His ability to affect, but not control, trust income, was a qualitatively different power from that of the settlor in [United States v.] O\u2019Malley [383 U.S. 627 (1966)], who had a specific and enforceable right [set forth in the controlling trust instrument] to control the income paid to the beneficiaries. Even had Byrum managed to flood the trust with income, he had no way of compelling the trustee to pay it out rather than accumulate it. Nor could he prevent the trustee from making payments from other trust assets * * *.\nIt is well settled that the terms \u201cenjoy\u201d and \u201cenjoyment,\u201d as used in various estate tax statutes, \u201care not terms of art, but connote substantial present economic benefit rather than technical vesting of title or estates.\u201d * * *\n* * * The statutory language [of section 2036(a)(1)] plainly contemplates retention of an attribute of the property transferred\u2014such as a right to income, use of the property itself, or a power of appointment with respect either to income or principal.\nEven if Byrum had transferred a majority of the stock, but had retained voting control, he would not have retained \u201csubstantial present economic benefit,\u201d * * *. The Government points to the retention of two \u201cbenefits.\u201d The first of these, the power to liquidate or merge, is not a present benefit; rather, it is a speculative and contingent benefit which may or may not be realized. * * *\nUnited States v. Byrum, 408 U.S. at 132-133, 136-139, 143, 145, 149-150; fn. refs. omitted.\nThe Supreme Court teaches us in United States v. Byrum, 408 U.S. 125 (1972), that section 2036(a)(1) (and section 2036(a)(2)) does not apply to a transfer by an individual to an irrevocable trust of shares of stock in certain corporations in which the transferor owned stock,[17] where such ownership gave the transferor the ability, inter alia, to liquidate or merge such corporations and where the powers of the independent trustee of such trust were subject to the following rights expressly reserved by the transferor: (1) To vote the shares of unlisted stock held in the trust; (2) to disapprove the sale or transfer of any trust assets, including the shares transferred to the trust; (3) to approve investments and reinvestments; and (4) to remove the trustee and to designate another corporate trustee to serve as successor trustee. Id. at 126-127.\nA fortiori, under the principles that the Supreme Court established in United States v. Byrum, supra, even if in the instant case decedent had the ability to cause Empak to redeem the Empak stock owned by WCB Holdings and to cause WCB Holdings to redeem the WCB Holdings class B membership units owned by BFLP, any such ability does not demonstrate, and did not result in, decedent\u2019s retention of the enjoyment of the WCB Holdings class B membership units that he transferred to BFLP within the meaning of section 2036(a)(1).[18] In reaching a contrary holding, the majority opinion loses sight of, or chooses to disregard, the fact that any such ability is qualitatively different from the retention of the enjoyment (i.e., substantial present economic benefit, id. at 145) of the WCB Holdings class B units that he transferred to BFLP. See id. at 143, 145. In this connection, assuming arguendo the propriety of the majority opinion\u2019s conclusions that decedent had the ability to cause Empak to redeem the Empak stock owned by WCB Holdings and to cause WCB Holdings to redeem the WCB Holdings class B membership units owned by BFLP, any such ability does not demonstrate, and did not result in, the retention by decedent of the right to compel BFLP or ISA Trust, the general partner of BFLP, to distribute such units to or on behalf of decedent or otherwise to permit decedent to have substantial present economic benefit of such units.\nThe majority opinion not only fails to apply section 2036(a)(1) and principles under section 2036(a) that the Supreme Count established in United States v. Byrum, supra, it also fails to apply principles established by Minnesota law regarding the fiduciary duties of the partners of partnerships and the trustees of trusts, which the majority opinion acknowledges exist.[19] This is evidenced by the following passage from the majority opinion\u2019s rationale:\nThe estate\u2019s argument that the general partner\u2019s fiduciary duties prevents a finding of an implied agreement is overcome by the lack of activity following BFLP\u2019s formation and BFLP\u2019s failure to perform any meaningful function as an entity. We conclude that decedent\u2019s transfer to BFLP for a 99-percent ownership interest in the partnership did not alter his control of the WCB Holdings class B membership units transferred to BFLP. * * *\nThe majority opinion cites nothing in Minnesota law that supports the above-quoted conclusions. Irrespective of any \u201clack of activity\u201d following BFLP\u2019s formation and any \u201cfailure [by BFLP] to perform any meaningful functions\u201d, majority op. pp. 58-59, ISA Trust, as the general partner of BFLP, owed fiduciary duties to decedent, and decedent, as a limited partner of BFLP, owed fiduciary duties to ISA Trust. Majority op. p. 59 note 12. ISA Trust, as the general partner of BFLP, and decedent, as a limited partner of BFLP, also owed fiduciary duties to BFLP. Margeson v. Margeson, 376 N.W.2d 269, 272 (Minn. Ct. App. 1985). In addition, the trustees of ISA trust owed fiduciary duties to the beneficiaries of that trust. Majority op. p. 59 note 12. The majority opinion points to nothing in Minnesota law that relieved decedent, ISA Trust, and its trustees of their respective fiduciary duties because of BFLP\u2019s \u201clack of activity\u201d or \u201cfailure to perform any meaningful functions\u201d during decedent\u2019s lifetime. Majority op. pp. 58-59. ISA Trust and decedent would be breaching their respective fiduciary duties to each other and to BFLP, and the trustees of ISA Trust would be breaching their fiduciary duties to the beneficiaries of that trust, if they were to allow decedent to retain, as the majority opinion concludes he did, \u201ccontrol over BFLP\u201d and \u201ccontrol [over] the units transferred to BFLP\u201d, majority op. p. 58, and if, as the majority opinion also concludes, decedent\u2019s transfer to BFLP for a 99-percent ownership interest in that partnership \u201cdid not alter his control of * * * [such] units\u201d, majority op. p. 59.\nIn conclusion, the majority opinion is wrong in holding, and section 2036(a)(1) and United States v. Byrum, 408 U.S. 125 (1972), reject the majority opinion\u2019s holdings, that \u201can implied agreement existed that allowed decedent to retain enjoyment of the property held by BFLP\u201d, majority op. p. 59, within the meaning of section 2036(a)(1) and that that section applies to decedent\u2019s transfer to BFLP of his WCB Holdings class B membership units.\nWELLS and FOLEY, JJ., agree with this concurring in part and dissenting in part opinion.\n[1] Unless otherwise indicated, all section references are to the Internal Revenue Code, and all Rule references are to the Tax Court Rules of Practice and Procedure. Dollar amounts are generally rounded to the nearest dollar.\n[2] The parties stipulated that Terra is the correct spelling, but the Wayne C. Bongard Irrevocable Stock Accumulation Trust Agreement spells her name Tara.\n[3] The parties\u2019 stipulation terms this transaction as a \u201cspinoff\u201d. However, it appears that the distribution was a splitoff.\n[4] Minn. Stat. Ann. sec. 322B.155 in effect in 1996 generally provided voting rights for any class of membership units, whether or not the articles of organization provided such units voting rights, only if the rights or interests attached to that class could be affected by a proposed change.\n[5] It appears the number of class A governance units and class A financial units issued to each member was determined by multiplying the number of Empak shares the respective shareholder contributed by 10 percent, rounded to the nearest share. The number of class B governance units and class B financial units issued to each member was then calculated by decreasing the number of Empak shares contributed by 10 percent of the number of Empak shares contributed, rounded to the nearest share.\n[6] It appears the Empak shareholders received an additional 539,515 shares of Entegris stock pursuant to the consolidation agreement on the first anniversary of the closing date (June 7, 1999).\n[7] Pursuant to the partnership agreement, an interest holder is a holder of an \u201cinterest\u201d. An \u201cinterest\u201d is \u201can ownership interest in the Partnership [held] by a Limited Partner (or an assignee)\u201d.\n[1] Decedent owned this interest until his death.\n[8] This adjustment would include in the gross estate the value of the Empak shares previously held by decedent and transferred to WCB Holdings, including the Empak share value related to the WCB Holdings class B membership units that were transferred to BFLP.\n[9] SEC. 2036. TRANSFERS WITH RETAINED LIFE ESTATE.\n(a) General Rule.\u2014The value of the gross estate shall include the value of all property to the extent of any interest therein of which the decedent has at any time made a transfer (except in case of a bona fide sale for an adequate and full consideration in money or money\u2019s worth), by trust or otherwise, under which he has retained for his life or for any period not ascertainable without reference to his death or for any period which does not in fact end before his death \u2014\n[10] Sec. 2036(b) instructs that the retention of the right to vote shares of a controlled corporation that were transferred by a decedent is the retention of the enjoyment of the transferred property.\n[11] Respondent has not challenged whether BFLP is a partnership that should be recognized for tax purposes under sec. 761(a) or 7701(a)(2), so we do not reach that issue in this case.\n[12] Under Minnesota law, the relationship of partners is fiduciary in character, and each partner owes the other partners the highest degree of integrity, loyalty, and good faith. Prince v. Sonnesyn, 222 Minn. 528, 535 (1946); Margeson v. Margeson, 376 N.W.2d 269 (Minn. Ct. App. 1985). In a limited partnership, a general partner can be liable to the limited partners for breach of fiduciary duty. Minn. Stat. Ann. sec. 322A.33 (West 2004); see also Minn. Stat. Ann. sec. 323.20 (West 1995), repealed by Laws 1997, ch. 174, art. 12, sec. 68, effective Jan. 1, 2002, but replaced by Minn. Stat. Ann. secs. 323A.4-04 and 323A.4-05, effective Jan. 1, 1999 (West 2004). In addition, the ISA Trust trustees owed fiduciary duties to its beneficiaries. See Minn. Stat. Ann. sec. 501B.10 (West. Supp. 1990), repealed by Laws 1996, ch. 314, sec. 8, eff. Jan. 1, 1997, replaced by Minn. Stat. Ann. sec. 501B.151, effective Jan. 1, 1997 (West 2002 & Supp. 2004); Minn. Stat. Ann. sec. 501B.60 (West 1990).\n[13] We note that decedent\u2019s estate may be entitled to a deduction under sec. 2056 for his inter vivos gift of WCB Holdings class B membership units to Cynthia Bongard that was pulled back into his gross estate under sec. 2035(a).\n[1] The Court need not determine this fair market value, however, if the record establishes that the partnership interest was received in an ordinary commercial transaction. In that case, the values of the transferred and received properties would be considered to be equal. See sec. 25.2512-8, Gift Tax Regs. (transfers \u201cmade in the ordinary course of business (a transaction which is bona fide, at arm\u2019s length, and free from any donative intent), will be considered as made for an adequate and full consideration in money or money\u2019s worth\u201d); see also Harper v. Commissioner, T.C. Memo. 2002-121.\n[2] As is true in sec. 2036(a), sec. 2512(b) refers to \u201cvalue\u201d and \u201cadequate and full consideration in money or money\u2019s worth\u201d. Specifically, sec. 2512(b) provides:\nSEC. 2512. VALUATION OF GIFTS.\n(b) Where property is transferred for less than an adequate and full consideration in money or money\u2019s worth, then the amount by which the value of the property exceeded the value of the consideration shall be deemed a gift, and shall be included in computing the amount of gifts made during the calendar year.\n[3] I have found no law setting the precedential value of a concurring opinion that garners a second vote so as also to be a majority opinion of a Court of Appeals panel. Cf. Hunt v. Natl. Broadcasting Co., Inc., 872 F.2d 289, 296 (9th Cir. 1989) (recognizing the issue, but stating that it was unnecessary to decide there). To my mind, such a concurring opinion is entitled to the same respect as any other majority opinion of a panel. See Greene v. Massey, 706 F.2d 548, 550 (5th Cir. 1983) (in response to certification from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit, the Supreme Court of Florida answered that a concurring opinion by a Justice of that Court is the law of the case if joined by a majority of that Court\u2019s Justices); Detroit v. Mich. Pub. Utils. Commn., 286 N.W. 368, 379 (Mich. 1939) (\u201cIt is true that the views of Justice Fellows were expressed in a separate concurring opinion. Views, however, expressed in separate concurring opinions are the views of the court, when it appears that the majority of the court concurred in such separately expressed views\u201d); Anderson v. Sutton, 293 S.W. 770, 773 (Mo. 1927)(\u201cViews expressed in a separate concurring opinion of an individual judge are not the views of the court, unless it appears that the majority of the court concurred in such separately expressed views\u201d); see also State v. Dowe, 352 N.W.2d 660, 662 (Wis. 1984) (\u201cIn Outlaw [State v. Outlaw, 321 N.W.2d 145 (Wis. 1982)], the lead opinion represents the majority and is controlling on the issues of the state\u2019s burden and the existence of abuse of discretion by that circuit court. However, the concurring opinions represent the majority on the issue of the test to be applied and therefore control on this point\u201d).\n[4] The majority states that it is not deciding whether BFLP is a partnership that should be recognized for Federal tax purposes. Majority op. p. 52 n.11.\n[1] I concur with the majority insofar as it decides that the value of the shares of Empak, Inc., transferred by decedent to WCB Holdings, LLC (WCB Holdings), is not included in the value of the gross estate (although I do not agree with the reasoning the majority uses to reach that result). I disagree with the majority that the value of the WCB Holdings membership units transferred to the Bongard Family Limited Partnership is included in that value.\n[2] I have not joined Judge Laro\u2019s separate opinion because, in important particulars, I disagree with his stated views.\n[3] Sec. 2512(b) provides:\nSEC. 2512(b). Where property is transferred for less than an adequate and full consideration in money or money\u2019s worth, then the amount by which the value of the property exceeded the value of the consideration shall be deemed a gift, and shall be included in computing the amount of gifts made during the calendar year.\n[4] As we have recently said: \u201cThe meaning of the phrase `in money or money\u2019s worth\u2019, when it follows `adequate and full consideration\u2019, has been interpreted to confine the scope of `consideration\u2019 to money or its equivalent; i.e., to exclude a mere promise or agreement as consideration.\u201d Abeid v. Commissioner, 122 T.C. 404, 409 n.7 (2004); see also sec. 25.2512-8, Gift Tax Regs. (\u201cA consideration not reducible to a value in money or money\u2019s worth, as love and affection, promise of marriage, etc., is to be wholly disregarded [in determining adequate and full consideration], and the entire value of the property transferred constitutes the amount of the gift.\u201d).\n[5] I do not wish to suggest that proportionality (as discussed in the text) is determinative that a transaction is at arm\u2019s length. Unless a gift motive is conceded or some secret knowledge is presumed, I am not persuaded that a rational person dealing at arm\u2019s length would ever knowingly exchange assets worth $300 for an interest in an entity worth $200, with no right to control the entity or compel a distribution of her share of the entity\u2019s assets.\n[6] As I see it, the addition of that separate test is not necessary here, since petitioner has not otherwise shown that the transfers satisfy the bona fide sale exception.\n[7] Two commentators on the family limited partnership scene add the following with respect to meaning of the \u201cbona fide sale\u201d portion of the bona fide sale exception:\nTreas. reg. section 20.2036-1 indicates that the exception applies where there is \u201cadequate and full consideration.\u201d It does not mention any requirement that the sale also be a bona fide one. It does, however, cross-reference Treas. reg. section 20.2043-1(a), which does appear to contemplate the need to satisfy two conditions for the exception to apply: that the sale be a bona fide one and that the consideration be adequate. Nonetheless, the latter regulation is not inconsistent with the traditional (Wheeler\u2019s [Wheeler v. United States, 116 F.3d 749, 764 (5th Cir. 1997)]) understanding of the exception. Its use of the phrase \u201cbona fide\u201d is obviously designed to do nothing more than make certain that the consideration was actually supplied and not an illusory one. Indeed, the last sentence of the provision confirms this reading. It provides that, if the value at the time of death of the transferred asset to be included under section 2036 (or similar section) exceeds the consideration received by the decedent, only the excess is included in the gross estate. The failure to require that the sale be a bona fide one to qualify for treatment under this last sentence makes it clear that it was intended to embrace the traditional understanding of the exception.\nGans & Blattmachr, \u201cStrangi: A Critical Analysis and Planning Suggestions\u201d, 100 Tax Notes 1153, 1162, n.78 (Sept. 1, 2003).\n[8] Judge Ruwe suggests a gift-on-formation analysis in his dissenting opinion in Estate of Strangi v. Commissioner, 115 T.C. 478, 496 (Ruwe, J., dissenting), affd. in part and revd. in part 293 F.3d 279 (5th Cir. 2002). The Estate of Strangi majority opinion, which I joined, rejects that possibility, at least on the facts presented, on the grounds that Mr. Strangi (the decedent) did not give up control of the assets he contributed to the family limited partnership (for a 99 percent limited partnership interest) and his contribution was allocated to his capital account: \u201cRealistically, in this case, the disparity between the value of the assets in the hands of decedent and the alleged value of his partnership interest reflects on the credibility of the claimed discount applicable to the partnership interest. It does not reflect a taxable gift.\u201d Id. at 490. Similarly, in Estate of Jones v. Commissioner, 116 T.C. 121, 128 (2001), we said: \u201cAll of the contributions of property were properly reflected in the capital accounts of decedent, and the value of the other partners\u2019 interests was not enhanced by the contributions of decedent. Therefore, the contributions do not reflect taxable gifts.\u201d\n[9] The hypothetical and some of the following analysis are suggested by Professor Leo L. Schmolka; Schmolka, \u201cFLPs and GRATs: What to do?\u201d, 86 Tax Notes 1473 (Special Supplement, Mar. 13, 2000).\n[1] I concur in the holdings of the majority opinion that decedent made a transfer to WCB Holdings of his Empak stock that was a bona fide sale for an adequate and full consideration in money or money\u2019s worth within the meaning of sec. 2036(a) and that consequently sec. 2036(a) does not apply with respect to that transfer. I also concur in the holdings of the majority opinion that, as a result of the foregoing holdings under sec. 2036(a), sec. 2035(a) does not apply with respect to decedent\u2019s respective gifts of certain class A membership units in WCB Holdings to the Wayne C. Bongard Children\u2019s Trust (Children\u2019s Trust), the Wayne C. Bongard Grandchildren\u2019s Trust (Grandchildren\u2019s Trust), and the Cynthia F. Bongard Qualified Terminal Interest Property Trust (QTIP Trust).\n[2] The majority opinion does not hold that decedent retained for his life the possession of, or the right to the income from, the WCB Holdings class B membership units that he transferred to BFLP. Thus, the focus herein is on whether decedent retained for his life the enjoyment of such units within the meaning of sec. 2036(a)(1).\n[3] Because the majority opinion holds that decedent\u2019s transfer to BFLP of his WCB Holdings class B membership units satisfies sec. 2036(a)(1), the majority opinion indicates that it need not address whether such transfer satisfies sec. 2036(a)(2), on which respondent relies. See infra note 5.\n[4] I also dissent from the majority opinion\u2019s holding that sec. 2035(a) requires decedent\u2019s gross estate to include the value as of the date of decedent\u2019s death of the WCB Holdings class B membership units owned on that date by BFLP that is proportionate to the 7.72-percent BFLP limited partnership interest owned on that date by his wife Cynthia Bongard, which she received from decedent as a gift on Dec. 10, 1997, less than a year before he died. That erroneous holding flows from the majority opinion\u2019s erroneous holding under sec. 2036(a)(1).\n[5] Respondent relies only on sec. 2036(a)(2), and not on sec. 2036(a)(1), with respect to decedent\u2019s transfer to BFLP of his WCB Holdings class B membership units. Respondent argues with respect to that transfer that, under the partnership agreement governing BFLP, decedent had the right, in conjunction with the Wayne C. Bongard Irrevocable Stock Accumulation Trust (ISA Trust), the general partner of BFLP, to liquidate BFLP and to amend that agreement. Consequently, according to respondent, decedent retained the right under sec. 2036(a)(2), either alone or in conjunction with any person, to designate the persons who shall possess or enjoy the property that he transferred to BFLP or the income therefrom, and sec. 2036(a)(2) requires decedent\u2019s gross estate to include the value of certain WCB Holdings class B membership units owned by BFLP on the date of decedent\u2019s death. See supra note 3.\n[6] Since I shall proceed herein on that assumption, I shall not address the majority opinion\u2019s holding that decedent made a transfer to BFLP of his WCB Holdings class B membership units that was not a bona fide sale for an adequate and full consideration in money or money\u2019s worth within the meaning of sec. 2036(a).\n[7] The absence of a nontax reason for the creation of an entity, standing alone, might permit disregarding that entity for Federal tax purposes under, for example, a sham analysis. However, the majority opinion does not rely on a sham analysis, or any other analysis, that would result in disregarding BFLP for Federal tax purposes. See, e.g., secs. 761(a), 7701(a)(2); cf. Moline Props., Inc. v. Commissioner, 319 U.S. 436 (1943). That is because, according to the majority opinion, \u201cRespondent has not challenged whether BFLP is a partnership that should be recognized for tax purposes\u201d. Majority op. p. 52 note 11. As discussed supra note 5, respondent does not argue that sec. 2036(a)(1) applies to decedent\u2019s transfer to BFLP of his WCB Holdings class B membership units; respondent argues only that sec. 2036(a)(2) applies to that transfer. Nonetheless, the majority opinion applies sec. 2036(a)(1) in reaching its holdings with respect to the transfer at issue to BFLP. In reaching those holdings, not only does the majority opinion rely on a section of the Internal Revenue Code on which respondent does not rely, it constructs a rationale under that section which respondent does not advance and to which the Estate of Wayne C. Bongard (estate) did not have the opportunity to respond.\n[8] The majority opinion\u2019s reliance on Estate of Thompson v. Commissioner, 382 F.3d 367 (3d Cir. 2004), affg. T.C. Memo. 2002-246, is misplaced, as is its reliance on certain other cases, principally Estate of Strangi v. Commissioner, T.C. Memo. 2003-145, and Estate of Harper v. Commissioner, T.C. Memo. 2002-121, in support of its holdings under sec. 2036(a)(1). Each of those cases found the existence of an agreement under which the decedent involved retained for life the possession or enjoyment of, or the right to the income from, the property that such decedent transferred within the meaning of sec. 2036(a)(1). Each of those cases is materially distinguishable from, and is not controlling in, the instant case. For example, unlike cases cited by the majority opinion, decedent here did not transfer to BFLP assets needed to maintain his lifestyle; in the instant case, decedent had millions of dollars of assets that remained outside of BFLP (and outside of WCB Holdings) and that were more than adequate to maintain decedent\u2019s lifestyle during his lifetime. In addition, in the instant case, during decedent\u2019s lifetime there were no distributions to or on behalf of decedent from BFLP and no commingling of BFLP\u2019s assets with decedent\u2019s assets, as was done in cases on which the majority opinion relies.\n[9] That finding was critical to the majority opinion\u2019s holding that decedent\u2019s transfer to WCB Holdings of his Empak stock was a bona fide sale for an adequate and full consideration in money or money\u2019s worth within the meaning of sec. 2036(a).\n[10] On and after Mar. 15, 1997, the class A governance unitholders of WCB Holdings, other than decedent, were the ISA Trust, the Children\u2019s Trust, the Grandchildren\u2019s Trust, and the QTIP Trust.\n[11] In making that assertion, the majority opinion ignores that, upon the occurrence of a liquidity event with respect to Empak (Empak liquidity event), BFLP, like WCB Holdings, would be in a position to acquire liquid assets with which to engage in economic activity, such as diversifying investments. Until an Empak liquidity event occurred, WCB Holdings owned no assets other than the respective shares of Empak stock transferred to it by decedent and ISA Trust and thus owned no liquid assets with which to engage in any economic activity. Similarly, until an Empak liquidity event occurred, BFLP, whose only asset was WCB Holdings class B membership units, had no liquid assets with which to engage in economic activity, such as diversifying its investments. The reason that during decedent\u2019s lifetime BFLP, like WCB Holdings, owned no liquid assets with which to engage in any economic activity is that decedent died unexpectedly on Nov. 16, 1998, before an Empak liquidity event occurred. However, an Empak liquidity event did occur about 19 months after decedent\u2019s death. Moreover, as the majority opinion acknowledges with respect to WCB Holdings, many of the steps necessary to position Empak for a liquidity event, and thus necessary to position both WCB Holdings and BFLP to acquire liquid assets as a result of such a liquidity event, were completed before decedent\u2019s death. Other such steps were completed after decedent died. Thus, in June 1999, Empak was consolidated with Fluoroware, which resulted in a combined company named Entegris, Inc. (Entegris), and Empak stockholders, including WCB Holdings which owned 90 percent of the outstanding Empak stock, received a 40-percent ownership interest in Entegris. In July 2000, Entegris stock split 2 for 1, and it completed an initial public offering of its stock. As part of that initial public offering, WCB Holdings sold 1,925,000 shares of the approximately 22,000,000 shares of Entegris stock that it owned. Thereafter, WCB Holdings distributed the proceeds of such sales on a pro rata basis to all of the owners of its membership units, including to BFLP.\n[12] It is not even clear whether in each of the four instances the majority opinion intends the same, or a different, meaning of the terms \u201ccontrol\u201d or \u201ccontrolled\u201d.\n[13] In order for sec. 2036(a)(1) to apply, decedent must have, inter alia, made a transfer of property under which he \u201cretained for his life * * * (1) the possession or enjoyment of, or the right to the income from, the property\u201d.\n[14] It is noteworthy that any speculative and contingent future benefit (i.e., diversification of BFLP\u2019s assets) that decedent might have received from his alleged ability to cause Empak to redeem the Empak stock owned by WCB Holdings and to cause WCB Holdings to redeem the WCB Holdings class B membership units owned by BFLP was substantially more tenuous than the contingent and speculative future benefits that Mr. Byrum might have received from his power to liquidate or merge the corporations involved in United States v. Byrum, 408 U.S. 125 (1972).\n[15] Under the majority opinion\u2019s \u201ccontrol\u201d standard, because of decedent\u2019s alleged ability to cause Empak to redeem the Empak stock owned by WCB Holdings and to cause WCB Holdings to redeem the WCB Holdings class B membership units owned by BFLP, \u201cdecedent controlled whether BFLP could transform its * * * class B WCB Holdings membership units * * * into a liquid asset * * *[,] exercised practical control over BFLP and * * * retained the right to control the units transferred to BFLP\u201d, and his transfer to BFLP of his WCB Holdings class B membership units \u201cdid not alter his control\u201d of such units. Majority op. pp. 57-59. Consequently, according to the majority opinion, \u201can implied agreement existed that allowed decedent to retain the enjoyment of the property held by BFLP.\u201d Majority op. p. 59.\n[16] As discussed above, we do not even know, because the majority opinion never tells us, what it intends by the terms \u201ccontrol\u201d and \u201ccontrolled\u201d that appear in the majority opinion\u2019s rationale.\n[17] After the Supreme Court decided United States v. Byrum, 408 U.S. 125 (1972), Congress enacted sec. 2036(b), which is applicable to transfers made after June 22, 1976. Sec. 2036(b) expands the meaning of the phrase \u201cretained * * * enjoyment of\u201d the transferred property for purposes of sec. 2036(a)(1). However, sec. 2036(b) is expressly limited to the retained right to vote shares of stock of a controlled corporation, as defined in sec. 2036(b)(2), and has no application to decedent\u2019s transfer to BFLP of his nonvoting WCB Holdings class B membership units. Thus, the effect of Byrum on the instant case is unchanged by the enactment of sec. 2036(b). See Rev. Rul. 81-15, 1981-1 C.B. 457, 458, where the Internal Revenue Service, in reliance on the legislative history of sec. 2036(b), acknowledged that \u201cthe effect of Byrum * * * is not changed by the enactment of section 2036(b)\u201d in the case of a transfer of nonvoting stock.\n[18] Although there are factual differences between United States v. Byrum, supra, and the instant case, those differences have no significance for purposes of determining whether sec. 2036(a)(1) applies to decedent\u2019s transfer to BFLP of his WCB Holdings class B membership units. In fact, many of those differences strengthen the estate\u2019s position in the instant case. For example, in Byrum, Mr. Byrum expressly reserved the rights, inter alia, to disapprove the sale or transfer of any trust assets including the shares transferred to the trust, to approve investments and reinvestments of the trust, and to remove the trustee and designate another corporate trustee to serve as successor trustee. Id. at 127. In contrast, decedent in the instant case reserved no such rights, or any other rights, with respect to BFLP, BFLP\u2019s assets, or ISA Trust, BFLP\u2019s general partner.\nMoreover, any suggestion that the principles announced by the Supreme Court in United States v. Byrum, supra, are limited to trusts, and do not apply to other types of entities such as limited partnerships like BFLP, is unfounded and disregards the respective fiduciary duties of the partners of a partnership to each other and to the partnership (discussed below). In fact, respondent has acknowledged in, inter alia, certain private letter rulings that those principles apply to limited partnerships. See, e.g., Priv. Ltr. Rul. 95-46-006 (Aug. 14, 1995); Priv. Ltr. Rul. 94-15-007 (Jan. 12, 1994); Priv. Ltr. Rul. 93-10-039 (Dec. 16, 1992). Although private letter rulings have no precedential effect, see sec. 6110(k)(3), they \u201care an instructive tool\u201d, Thom v. United States, 283 F.3d 939, 943 n.6 (8th Cir. 2002), and \u201cdo reveal the interpretation put upon the statute by the agency charged with the responsibility of administering the revenue laws\u201d, Hanover Bank v. Commissioner, 369 U.S. 672, 686 (1962); see also Wells Fargo & Co. & Subs. v. Commissioner, 224 F.3d 874, 886 (8th Cir. 2000), affg. in part and revg. in part Norwest Corp. v. 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        "raw_content": "School Photography-with no white backdrop\nAs a parent I understand the importance of capturing as many moments of their childhood as you can during their school years. I know that some of my first memories are of my time spent at a local nursery and I can just about remember the room that we used to paint and draw in and the room we used to have a sleep in after lunch! But I do wish that I had some photos of my time at that nursery. The place where the foundations of my learning and life experience began as well as some less formal photos. And now as a mother of two, I\u2019m going through the annual event of school photographs. Not only am I disappointed by how little atmosphere they capture but one of the first things parents say to me once they\u2019ve got the pictures back of their children, is that they\u2019re disappointed by how bland they are and that they don\u2019t show their child\u2019s personality.\nThat oh so familiar white backdrop!\nYes, my parents did get a couple of the \u2018official\u2019 shots that both my nursery and schools had done. I think more out of duty and an \u2018official\u2019 record of my time there. You\u2019ll know what I\u2019m talking about if your child\u2019s school offers to organise photographs. The photographer sets up a rather uninteresting backdrop in one of a few shades of grey to white then with lights shining into the children\u2019s faces, they pose them and get them to put on their best smile. The results? Some rather awkward poses, with fixed smiles and a photograph that barely shows the unique personality of your child and certainly doesn\u2019t include any of their surroundings. The photograph could\u2019ve been taken anywhere!\nUsing the School to set the Scene\nSo I wanted to offer something different as a photographer to the nurseries and schools in my area. Working closely with the wonderful team at The Barn School in Essex https://www.thebarnnurseryschool.com/, I started to develop a unique way of capturing the school years for the children. No paper backdrops and creating connections with each and every one of the children so that I could capture their amazing personalities.\nYes, I make sure that I have a photo of each child with the nursery or school as a backdrop but also I take the time to be around the children to capture them \u2018in the moment\u2019. Just being themselves. This produces some of my favourite school photos.\nChildren change massively year on year especially in the school years. So to avoid offering the parents the same style of photograph each year, I make sure that I come up with a different style of photograph each year. For example, this year when I visited a nursery school to discuss how we would get the photographs of the children, I spotted an amazing field of buttercups right next door to the school. Even though I wasn\u2019t due to take the photos for a couple of weeks, I couldn\u2019t miss the opportunity of using the buttercups for the shoot. So with a bit of juggling with the diary, we managed to bring the shoot forwards and got some amazing shots.\nI also provide head shots for staff at nurseries and schools. These can provide a fabulous display so that both children and parents can recognise all members of staff. And if you\u2019re in need of new photographs or a promotional video for your website then I am happy to discuss your needs and we can work together to give you the photographs you need.\nJust to show you the response I\u2019ve had, here is a testimonial of how happy a nursery manager was with how I worked with them:\nA huge thank you to all the gorgeous children in these pictures. You never fail to bring a smile to my face!\nTo see more of my school images, go to my website and check out the nursery and schools page.\nSo if you\u2019re a parent and fed up with the same old posed shots or a school manager looking to offer truly beautiful and unique photographs of your children then I\u2019d love to hear from you:\nHere is a short video of the wonderful children and staff at The Barn Nursery School:",
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        "raw_content": "Throughout the United States there are a range of cities offering some of the best Christmas Shopping in the World. Some of these are large cities, offering boutiques, specialty shops and upscale clothing stores as well as department stores and larger retail stores. Others making the top fifty list include smaller towns that embody the Christmas Spirit that makes the Holiday Shopping tradition one we all cherish. Regardless of the kind of Christmas shopping experience you are looking for, the cities included in this list offer an exciting Christmas shopping opportunity.\nThis ranking list has been created to outline the top fifty cities and towns in the United States, for top-notch Christmas shopping opportunities, according to a combination of several factors. Attention was specifically paid to those cities or towns who had received ranking or inclusion by one of the most esteemed ranking bodies for travel and shopping. These include the Travel Channel, Forbes Travel and CNN Travel. Next, consideration was given to the number of Retail Locations found in the county (those retails locations found within a short drive). The most accurate data on the number of retail establishments by region is data that includes an entire county, therefore this data was chosen. The next step was to consider the number of Shopping Malls or Shopping Centers within twenty-five miles and how many Outlet Malls could be found within an approximate hour or less drive. Another issue that was weighed into the ranking was the total sales tax in each city (including state, county and local tax rates). Special attention was paid to those cities that have low or no sales tax. A final evaluation when choosing the top fifty cities was the Consumer Price Index (CPI) of each city. This data, provided by the United State Bureau of Labor Statistics, produces monthly or annual data on changes in the prices paid by urban consumers for a representative basket of goods and services. We also note special Christmas festivities, traditions and events of interest. The goal of this ranking list is to summarize the fifty cities or towns that offer consumers the best Christmas Shopping experience the country has to offer.\nRanking Top 50 US Cities for Christmas Shopping\n#50 \u2013 Anchorage, Alaska\nWho would ever guess that a city in Alaska could make a top fifty list for shopping? With a number of great Christmas events and festivals, as well as eclectic shopping opportunities, Anchorage Alaska is an excellent place to start checking names off of your holiday shopping list. The city boasts five shopping outlets and almost 8,500 retailers. Once you need a break from shopping you can take part in one of these Holiday Festivities:\nChristmas Arts and Crafts Emporium\u2028\u2013 Christmas displays and booths selling goods made by Alaskan artists and crafters\nThe Nutcracker\u2028- The classic ballet is a perfect Christmas tradition for the whole family\nHoliday Train\u2028- This is a festival Christmas train ride aboard the Alaska Railroad, with a stop for some fun in Seward, Alaska\nFamily Holiday Pops Concert -\u2028A beautiful presentation of concert and caroling presented by The Anchorage Concert Chorus and the Holiday Pops Orchestra\nNumber of Retail Locations: 8,428\nNumber of Shopping Malls/Centers: 5\nNumber of Shopping Outlets: 0\nConsumer Price Index: Data Unavailable\nAdditional Rankings or Commendations:\nArea Vibes \u2013 Top 10 States With Lowest Income and Sales Tax Rates\n#49 \u2013 Tilton, New Hampshire\nNew Hampshire is one of the fortunate states to enjoy tax-free shopping. The city of Tilton is conveniently located within a short car ride of nine shopping malls and six outlet malls. When you combine this with some of local retailers, you have a perfect holiday shopping experience. In addition to premier shopping, visitors can enjoy some of the wonderful Christmas Events found throughout the town. Some of these include Christmas in the Castle in Moultonborough, driving on the New Hampshire Motor Speedway in Loudon, enjoying two full miles of Christmas lights at the Gift of Lights or a railway adventure at either the Conway Scenic Railroad in Conway or The Hobo Railroad in Lincoln (where you can board the Polar Express, a four dimensional interactive experience that makes you feel like you are at the North Pole).\nConsumer Price Index: 255.88\n#48 \u2013 Portland, Oregon\nAfter you have experienced the shopping malls, outlet stores, local boutiques and large retailers, you can take a break from shopping to explore all that Portland has to offer for the holidays. There are a variety of fun and exciting things to do in Portland during the Christmas season, including Christmas light displays, Holiday events, and Christmas music of all kinds. You can enjoy Christmas Lights at the Oregon Zoo or watch the Portland Christmas Ship Parade. The annual tree lighting ceremony kicks off each Christmas holiday season in Portland.\nNumber of Retail Locations: 24,664\n#47 \u2013 Cheyenne, Wyoming\nWith over 28 festive holiday events found throughout the city, Cheyenne offers a unique holiday experience to visitors. No matter what your idea of the perfect Christmas Shopping may be, you can find what you are looking for in Cheyenne. There are a variety of both indoor and outdoor shopping locations. Once you have had your fill of shopping, you can take a break to enjoy the many holiday hot spots. Much of what the city has to offer is a very unique and eclectic experience.\nConsumer Price Index:147.73\n#46 \u2013 Rapid City, South Dakota\nRapid City, South Dakota made the top fifty list in large part due to its endless charm and wonder throughout the holiday season. In addition to the malls and retailers, the town is home to the year-round Christmas destination known as The Christmas Village. The store is more than just a store, displaying and selling a wide variety of Christmas decorations and ornaments for all holiday tastes traditions. The store first opened in 1999, and since that time it has blossomed into a destination for both visitors and residents alike.\n#45 \u2013 West Yellowstone, Montana\nMany visitors to Yellowstone National Park are both surprised and impressed at how much West Yellowstone has to offer. In addition to the natural beauty of the park, visitors can enjoy charming lodging, top-notch shopping and a warm holiday experience. Shopping in West Yellowstone is a relaxed experience without all of the stressful hustle and bustle. Shoppers can enjoy a slower pace on West Yellowstone\u2019s streets while finding an assortment of stores, art galleries and specialty shops. The town is proud of its old-fashioned friendliness and courtesy found throughout the entire town.\n#44 \u2013 Newark, Delaware\nDelaware is another state lucky enough to enjoy tax-free shopping. Within a one-hour drive you can enjoy almost twenty different shopping malls, shopping centers and outlet malls. With no sales tax, this leaves you free to finish even more of your Christmas shopping. In addition to the malls and large shopping center, Newark also has a number of local retailers, art galleries, historic downtown areas and boutique shopping. The combination of varied shopping opportunities and tax-free shopping makes Newark a perfect Christmas shopping Destination.\nNumber of Shopping Malls/Centers: 13\n#43 \u2013 Washington, District of Columbia\nThe Nation\u2019s Capital is one of the loveliest cities to visit for the holidays. From the National Christmas Tree near The White House to various holiday markets throughout the city, there is so much for visitors to do. Fortunately the months of November and December are temperate in Washington making outdoor shopping an option. Avid shoppers can find a number of malls, shopping centers and outlets with some of the most widely known designers. In addition to the seasonal activities, visitors can take advantage of the national monuments and public buildings, many of which are decorated for the season.\nAdditional Rankings or Commendations: None\n#42 \u2013 Gettysburg, Pennsylvania\nGettysburg is a wonderful historical landmark to visit any time of year. However, holidays in Gettysburg are a special time of year. The Christmas holiday season begins at the conclusion of Thanksgiving with the Annual Gettysburg Christmas Parade. Over the course of the next four weeks visitors can enjoy concerts, open houses, special holiday displays and beautiful decorations. There are live performances at the historic Majestic Theater, lodgings to enjoy at Liberty Mountain Resort and nearby skiing, snowboarding or snow tubing. Just two miles outside of historic Gettysburg are the Outlet Shoppes at Gettysburg, offering 70 retailer locations for perfect holiday shopping.\nTravel Channel\u2019s Best US Outlet Mall Destinations List\n#41 \u2013 San Marcos, Texas\nIn addition to being home to one of the top shopping outlet centers in the country, San Marcos Texas offers a variety of shopping experiences. Everything from unique local shops with eclectic goods to upscale boutiques, shoppers can check everyone off their list. San Marco\u2019s Premier Outlets offers 145 stores with many major designers and retailers.\n#40 \u2013 Shelburne, Vermont\nShelburne is a small town that welcomes Christmas visitors with the warmth of a Vermont Christmas. The Christmas Loft is one of the top Christmas store destinations in the country. The store has six locations with one of the largest in Shelburne. It features close to life-size, animated New England Christmas villages, each one complete with a church, a country store, a covered bridge, and villagers hurrying to complete holiday chores. You can see Santa and his reindeer hovering overhead.\nNumber of Shopping Outlets:1\nCNN Travel Five to Go: Five Festive Christmas Stores Worth Visiting\n#39 \u2013 Pigeon Forge, Tennessee\nPigeon Forge Tennessee is home to another of the country\u2019s most beloved Christmas store destination. The Incredible Christmas Place is a twenty-two year old \u201cgift shop\u201d. This 43,000 square foot location is a gorgeous holiday destination and even has its own hotel! Pigeon Forge is also home to Winterfest, a display of lights and winter fun in the Smoky Mountains. From November through February, visitors can enjoy the imaginative light displays. This festivals sponsors activities in Pigeon Forge, Gatlinburg, Sevierville, and small towns nestled near the Smoky Mountains.\n#38 \u2013 North Conway, New Hampshire\nNorth Conway is home to one of the Christmas Loft\u2019s six year round locations. In addition to this magnificent Christmas store experience, the county is also home to the Settlers Crossing Mall, White Mountain Outlet Stores and the Settlers Green Outlet Village. There are many excellent stores to explore including antiques, art, clothing, sporting goods, home furnishing, gifts and much, much more.\n#37 \u2013 Bloomington, Minnesota\nWhile Bloomington is most widely recognized for its Mall of America, there is so much more than just one shopping destination. There are almost 40,000 retail locations within the country and 12 individual shopping malls. There are many fun Christmas events including the Chimes of Christmas, a festive holiday show that has been enjoyed by many since the 1950\u2019s. There is also the beautiful Downtown Canopy of Lights, which further enhances your shopping experience.\nSales Tax: 7.275%\nTravel Channel\u2019s Top 10 US Malls\n#36 \u2013 Florida City, Florida\nFlorida City is home to one of the most expansive outlet mall in the state of Florida, the Florida Keys Outlet Center. This outlet mall offers 55 retail stores, many of which are top retailers in the country. The low sales tax and high number of retailers in the county makes Florida City an excellent Christmas Shopping Destination.\n#35 \u2013 Lodi, Ohio\nThe small town of Lodi Ohio offers up big charm in the holiday season. In addition to many small town shops and boutiques, the town quarters the Lodi Station Outlet Mall. This outlet mall is a 311,478 square-foot, decorated with turn of the century charm. Shoppers can view vintage trains while enjoying 60 fabulous outlet stores. Lodi Station Outlets feature a lineup of nationally known retail brands. Medina county offers residents and visitors many different holiday events, parades, and celebration.\n#34 \u2013 King Of Prussia, Pennsylvania\nThe King of Prussia mall is one of the largest in the country. The four story-shopping mecca offers stores ranging from small boutiques to large department stores, and everything in between. During the holiday season the mall is decorated beautifully and shoppers can enjoy carolers who stroll through the mall. The King of Prussia area is also home to various shopping centers, retail stores, restaurants and is located a short drive from the metropolitan area of Philadelphia.\n#33 \u2013 San Francisco, California\nSan Francisco is referred to as the City by the Bay and this beautiful city becomes even more magical during the holiday season. With thousands of shopping prospects visitors have an array of ways to complete their holiday shopping. In addition to shopping, there are many other enjoyable holiday opportunities including:\nHoliday Lights and Sights Boat Parade\nOver 60 boats decorated with thousands of lights cruise along the San Francisco Bay\nUnion Street Tree Lighting\nMacy\u2019s Annual Tree Lighting in Union Square\nMoscone\u2019s Winter Wonderland Party\n\u201cThe Snowman\u201d at Davies Symphony Hall\nUnion Street Fantasy of Lights\nForbes #25 Best Shopping Cities in the US\n#32 \u2013 El Paso, Texas\nEl Paso promotes the festive holiday spirit with more than 20 holiday festivals, parades and events. When the shopping is complete you can take some time, relax and enjoy some of these wonderful Texas holiday traditions. They range from ballet, to theater to outdoors festivals. All are excellent ways to enjoy the Christmas season.\n#31 \u2013 Nashville, Tennessee\nNashville is best known for music and excellent food. While these are true, the city also offers top notch shopping. During the Christmas season the city becomes magical. The year round bright city lights turn from \u201chonkytonk neon gold\u201d to festive holiday reds, greens, gold and silver. There are hundreds of fun filled holiday events in Nashville.\n#30 \u2013 Memphis, Tennessee\nMemphis is best knowing for being the hold of world renowned Graceland. Throughout the city holiday shoppers can choose from shopping malls, outlet stores, large retailers or small local boutiques and shops. In addition to shopping, visitors can take in some holiday cheer along Beale Street, or visit Graceland to experience a rock-and-roll holidays. There is a beautiful Christmas vibe throughout the entire city complete with music, lights and decorations.\n#29 \u2013 San Jose, California\n2013 Population: 1.001 million\nChristmas in San Jose is a fun-filled holiday experience. The downtown area has over 100 restaurants and retailers. Each year these retailers participate in the annual Downtown Holiday Festival, which offers holiday themes events, performances and attractions. There is also Christmas in the Park where visitors and residents can enjoy special events to help make the holidays special. There are movie nights featuring holiday movies. There is a Breakfast with Santa event at the Fairmont. From holiday shopping to various holiday events, there is something for everyone.\n#28 \u2013 Frankenmuth, Michigan\nFrankenmuth Michigan is a small town with lots to do at the holidays. The town offers Bavarian themed festivities throughout the year. During the Christmas season the town welcomes visitors with unique Bavarian warmth. This warmth and generosity can be seen in the fantastic food, the eclectic shopping and the exceptional entertainment. The town is full of historical beauty and charm and is an ideal getaway at the holidays.\n#27 \u2013 Seattle, Washington\nHoliday shopping in Seattle is an exciting and exceptional opportunity. The city offers every kind of shop or store you can think of. No matter who is on your Christmas list you will be able to find the perfect gift. In addition to exceptional shopping you can enjoy many holiday festivities. There is an annual holiday parade and tree lighting ceremony, giant gingerbread displays and indoor snow showers. Downtown Seattle offers merriment throughout the season. Some of these include:\nA Christmas Story, A Musical\nGingerbread Village at the Sheraton\nSeattle Teddy Bear Suite at The Fairmont Olympic Hotel\nWestlake Center Tree Lighting\nMacy\u2019s Star Lighting and Fireworks\nSnow Showers Inside Pacific Place\nA Christmas Story\u2019s Holiday Carousel\nSeattle Center Winterfest\nDiving Santa at the Aquarium\n#26 \u2013 Littleton, Colorado\nLittleton Colorado is a town filled with both indoor and outdoor holiday cheer. There are a number of malls, shopping centers and outlet malls to choose from. One of the brightest spots on the map in this town is the Christmas Store Destination Saint Nicks. This family owned and operated Christmas store features 22 rooms with more than 90 themed Christmas trees and thousands of ornaments and collectibles from around the world. They specialize in artificial trees and tree lights for all decorating needs.\n#25 \u2013 Lake Orion, Michigan\nThe small town of Lake Orion is a unique, historic central business district. The downtown village is home to important historic residential and commercial architecture, and has been designated as a National Register Historic District. The Downtown area is a hot spot for many different annual events. The highlight of the town is Olde World Canterbury Village, a distinctive Christmas Store Destination. The historical landmark spread across twenty-one acres of land and is founded on the idea of providing shoppers with the ultimate Christmas shopping experience. The store was built in the European, \u201chalf-timbered\u201d architecture style, giving shopper an \u201colde world\u201d feeling as you walk the grounds and visit the wide array of holiday themed shops.\n#24 \u2013 Destin, Florida\nDestin Florida is home to the Silver Sands Outlet Mall. The mall has more than 100 including some of the most popular designers in the world. The mall not only offers top-notch shopping but also sponsors events throughout the year. During the holiday season both the Silver Sands Outlet Mall and the city of Destin offers a festive holiday experience.\n#23 \u2013 Sunrise, Florida\nSunrise Florida is home to Sawgrass Mills, an extensive shopping experience. The mall is comprised of three unique shopping experiences with a combination of indoor and outdoor shopping venues. There are both lower-priced and high-end fashion outposts found throughout the mall as well as many outlet stores. In addition to the mall, Sunrise has several malls, shopping centers and outlet malls nearby. Holiday shoppers can find a gift for everyone on their list.\n#22 \u2013 Branson, Missouri\nStone and Tany County\nBranson Missouri is a fun, family destination no matter what time of year. Families can enjoy fun-filled activities like Dolly Parton\u2019s famous Dollywood amusement park, Guinness World Records Museum, Ripley\u2019s Believe It or Not! Museum and NASCAR Speedpark. The Branson Tanger Outlet is one of the top outlet malls in the country. In a short car ride, shoppers can experience many different malls and outlet centers. During the holidays there is even more to do. With festivals, parades, theater and holiday activities, there is holiday fun for the whole family.\n#21 \u2013 Houston, Texas\nHouston Texas has become a world class shopping Mecca. With a wide variety of malls and retailers, holiday shoppers can find just about anything they are looking for. The city has some of the most unique and interesting local boutiques and shops available. Houston is also home to The Galleria, a mammoth shopping experience. The Galleria is more than just a typical mall. There are shops, retailers, restaurants, a hotel, and even an ice skating rink.\nForbes #1 Best Shopping Cities in the US\n#20 \u2013 Rehoboth Beach, Delaware\nRehoboth Beach has become a vacation destination for many people along the east coast. While many do not think about holiday shopping at the beach, Rehoboth offers an excellent shopping experience. Shoppers can start at the Tanger Seaside Outlets, a mall that is sectioned into three individual locations. They can then move on to the many beach towns with small local boutiques and shops. Because this is a tax-free shopping town, you can shop until your list is complete.\n#19 \u2013 Boston, Massachusetts\nChristmas in Boston means festive lights, fun winter activities and holiday shoppers filling the streets and stores. Whether you prefer a mall, a downtown shopping area or large retailers, you can find what you are looking for in Boston. There are also many different Christmas themed festivals, theater and holiday concerts when you are done shopping.\nNumber of Shopping Outlets: 19\n#18 \u2013 Milwaukee, Minnesota\nMilwaukee Minnesota is growing as a shopping destination in the US. They have everything from boutiques and specialty shops, to malls and outlet stores, meaning shoppers can get into the holiday spirit with plenty of Christmas shopping. The city also sponsors many different holiday festivals and events.\n#17 \u2013 Denver, Colorado\nDenver is an excellent city to visit any time of year. The holidays in Denver are extra special. The city hosts many different holiday events such as festivals, holiday weekend celebrations, parades and much more. Visitors can enjoy the Southwest Rink at Skyline Park, Icelantic\u2019s Winter on the Rocks or visit one of the many nearby Skiing destinations. Shoppers can frequent the many malls, shopping centers, downtown districts and local boutiques.\n#16 \u2013 Indianapolis, Indiana\nThe city of Indianapolis is rich with holiday tradition. The holiday season begins on Monument Circle with the annual Circle of Lights. From this event throughout the entire season there are holiday festivities to be found. For the avid shopper, Christmas shopping in Indianapolis has much to offer. There are almost twenty malls, seven nearby outlet malls and many local and larger retailers to choose from.\nConsumer Price Index: 229.829\n#15 \u2013 Detroit, Michigan\n2013 Population: 224.48\nThe city of Detroit has continued to work toward rebuilding its sense of community. This can be felt especially strong during the holiday season. Christmas in Detroit means celebration and merriment. Some of the favorite ways for the city to celebrate is through events such as:\nHoliday Nights at Greenfield\nVillage Bronner\u2019s CHRISTmas Wonderland\nCampus Martius Park \u2013 one of the best ice skating rinks in the Metro Detroit area.\nDetroit\u2019s Christmas 60 foot Christmas tree\nChristmas lights along Lake Shore Drive\nDetroit is also a Christmas shoppers delight. With malls, downtown shopping, nearby outlet shopping and much more to choose from, shoppers can work through their shopping list with ease.\n#14 \u2013 Baltimore, Maryland\nChristmas in Baltimore is set to a German Christmas theme. Visitors can participate in an authentic German Christmas market from Thanksgiving through Christmas Eve. Guests can also enjoy Christmas Village at Baltimore\u2019s Inner Harbor. The village is made up of a huge heated tent and beautiful outdoor wooden booths. The Village is home to 45 vendors with high quality arts and crafts from throughout the world, to offer the perfect Holiday shopping experience.\n#13 \u2013 Charlotte, North Carolina\nMecklenberg County\nThe city of Charlotte knows how to make the holidays special. Visitors can enjoy the many different shopping locations found throughout the city, both indoors and outdoors. There is shopping of all kinds spread across the city. There are also a number of festive holiday offerings including:\nWBT Holiday on Ice\nSpeedway Christmas at Charlotte Motor Speedway\nChristmas Town USA \u2013 McAdenville Lights\nChristmas at the Billy Graham Library\nHolidays at The Garden\n#12 \u2013 San Diego, California\nSan Diego is home to a casual holiday shopping season. Citizens and visitors alike can enjoy a slower pace and the pleasure of beautiful weather. Despite the laid-back attitude, there are enough shopping locations to meet the needs of everyone on your shopping list. Once the shopping is done you can enjoy festivities like beach-front ice skating rinks, concerts, holiday ballets and Christmas themed theater. Some of the most treasured favorite holiday activities in San Diego include:\nExtensive Holiday Shopping Opportunities\nHoliday Festivities at major local attractions\nHoliday Festivals and Parades\nOutdoor activities like ice skating\nHoliday Arts and Culture\n#11 \u2013 Chicago, Illinois\nChristmas shopping in Chicago must begin with the peak of Chicago shopping \u2013 The Magnificent Mile. This metropolitan area of Michigan Avenue is full of shopping, dining and entertainment throughout the holiday season. In addition to the Magnificent Mile, Chicago has many other shopping hot spots to visit. In addition to the excellent shopping throughout the city, visitors can enjoy the holiday events throughout the city. Some of these include:\nChristmas Tree Lighting Ceremony at Daley Plaza\nZoo Lights at the Lincoln Park Zoo\nBrew Lights at Lincoln Park\nLightscape: A Multisensory Experience on State Street\nMacy\u2019s Holiday Window Exhibits\nNumber of Retail Locations: 127,846\n#10 \u2013 Jacksonville, Florida\nJacksonville Florida is a top-notch holiday shopping destination. Shopping experiences found in this city include Mall Shopping, Downtown Shopping, Beach Shops, Farmers Markets, Outlet Shops and Trendy Boutiques. After you are done shopping you can enjoy one of the many fun, festive holiday traditions spread throughout the city. Top ways to get into the holiday spirit:\nPandora Unforgettable Holiday Moments on Ice at the Jacksonville Veterans Memorial Arena\nSt. Johns Town Center Holiday Spectacular at the St. Johns Town Center\nWinterFEST at Adventure Landing in Jacksonville Beach\nDeck the Chairs at Jacksonville Beach\nChristmas on the St. Johns at Jacksonville Landing\nCommunity First Jacksonville Light Boat Parade\nThe Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra presents The Polar Express\n#9 \u2013 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania\nOne of the highlights of Christmas shopping in Philadelphia is the fact that the city offers tax-free shopping on clothing and shoe purchases. The large city has an extensive public transportation system to help get you to the many malls, shopping centers and outlets in the area with ease. The holiday spirit can be seen throughout Philadelphia in many ways including holiday shops and markets, holiday craft bazaars, parades, the Macy\u2019s Christmas Light Show, the Reading Terminal Holiday Railroad, Blue Cross RiverRink Winterfest, A Brandywine Christmas and so much more.\nSales Tax: 8%, 0% on clothing and shoe purchases\n#8 \u2013 Columbus, Ohio\nChristmas in Columbus is a treat for all Christmas shoppers. The charm of a Midwest holiday can be found through your entire shopping experience, throughout the many malls, shops, boutiques and outlet stores. Christmas events found throughout Columbus include Village Lights, Holiday Tours on Capitol Square, Old Hilliard Christmas, Mrs. Claus\u2019 Kitchen, Sweet Honey in the Rock: Celebrating the Holy Days, Breakfast with Santa, Holiday Open House & Craft Extravaganza and much more.\n#7 \u2013 Phoenix, Arizona\nHolidays in Phoenix mean temperate weather and excellent shopping. There is no need to be stuck inside a mall when shopping in this beautiful city. There are many outdoor shopping areas, downtown districts and local boutiques to enjoy. When you want to get into the holiday spirit you can take part in the many Holiday Parades, Holiday Lights, Community Festivals, Holiday Theatre, Music and Dance productions and many other holiday events.\n#6 \u2013 San Antonio, Texas\nSan Antonio Texas is known for its River Walk and the historic Alamo. The lesser known side of this fun-filled city is in its excellent shopping. The city has everything from traditional malls to unique eclectic boutiques. There are art galleries and local artisans to shop for the harder to please friends and family. This city offers a different shopping experience. During the holiday season the River Walk is lit up to highlight your shopping and dining experience. The city of San Antonio lights up for the holidays. The many festivals, activities and events make the holidays bright.\n#5 \u2013 Dallas, Texas\nDallas Texas is home to hundreds of shops, retailers and holiday events all meant to gear residents and visitors up for the Christmas season. There are more malls, shopping centers and outlets than anyone could do in a day or even a weekend. The shopping opportunities are endless. The city also is home to a rich culture of arts and music found throughout the many theater and ballet events in the city. During the holidays Dallas has many places to watch spectacular lights, music and decorations.\n#4 \u2013 Las Vegas, Nevada\nMost of us have our own idea of what Las Vegas has to offer. Aside from the casinos, hotels and shows, the city is home to world class shopping. Throughout the casinos, malls and shopping centers, shoppers can find anything they are looking for. Whether you are looking for widely known stores, small local retailers or designer fashion, you will find it in Las Vegas. To make the shopping experience even better the city has developed the Shop Vegas Passport. This passport can be printed at home and presented at select stores for exclusive discounts.\n#3 \u2013 New York, New York\nOne of the most iconic holiday experiences in the country is Christmas in New York. From Rockefeller Center to FAO Schwartz, we have seen these Christmas traditions in movies and on television. Christmas shopping in New York City means having access to almost anything you are looking for. No matter what your budget, length of your shopping list or what you are looking for, you can find it in New York. Among the most sought-after shopping experiences is strolling down Fifth Avenue to view classic stores like Saks Fifth Avenue, Tiffany\u2019s, Bergdorf Goodman and FAO Schwarz. Visitors can also enjoy the many non-shopping holiday festivities found throughout the City That Never Sleeps.\nTravel Channel\u2019s World\u2019s Best Shopping Cities\n#2 \u2013 Los Angeles, California\nLos Angeles is home to some of the most eclectic shopping in the country. One minute you are looking through vintage clothes or music and the next you are looking at designer gowns. LA has it all. Christmas shopping in this unique city means that you can truly find whatever you are looking for. There are top shopping centers such as the Fashion District in the Downtown area, The Grove, Beverly Center, Hollywood & Highland, Glendale Galleria, Third Street Promenade and Santa Monica Place. There are also a number of outdoor shopping neighborhoods found throughout the city. Rodeo Drive is a must-see for experienced shoppers. This shopping area is the most expensive three blocks of shopping in the world. Once you have had your fill of shopping you can enjoy the many indoor and outdoor holiday events Los Angeles has to offer.\n#1 \u2013 Austin, Texas\nTravis, Williamson & Hays Counties\nSecuring the number one spot on our list of best Christmas Shopping Cities is Austin, Texas. The city of Austin has the self-proclaimed slogan to \u201cKeep Austin Weird.\u201d This means that Austin has some of the most interesting shopping in the country. The city works hard to support and promote independent stores and business, meaning it is filled with thrift and vintage stores, local shops and eclectic boutiques. If you are in the mood for mall or outlet shopping this is also readily available. There is truly no shortage of holiday shopping opportunities in Austin.\nOpportunities for the Best Christmas Shopping in the Country\nEach of these cities offers something unique to Christmas Shoppers. 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        "raw_content": "American football betting is very popular in South Africa and there are many who look forward to placing bets on the games every year. On this page of our site, you\u2019ll find everything you need to know including information on the game itself, how to place successful bets, our BettingTop10 expert tips and winning strategies, how to read and understand odds, and more.\nWe even tell you what the best sportsbooks are and how you can find free bet bonuses. Discover the attraction of in-play betting and how you can do everything from your mobile device too. Keep reading our guide and you\u2019ll be betting like a pro in no time.\nAmerican Football Betting Odds Explained\nOdds can be quite tricky for beginners and there are a number of different ways they can be displayed. Odds are important as they tell you how much you can win and knowing how to calculate them is important. 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In American football, there are no draws and if the game ends in a draw, overtime is played. If there is still no winner, your bet is returned.\nPoint Spread Bets: This is like handicap betting and gives you a 50/50 chance of winning. There are positive and negative values in the odds and you add the spread points to the final result of the game if the points were a positive value. If they were negative you subtract it. If there is a draw you get your bet back.\nOutright Winner: This is where you place you bet on who you think will win the game.\nTotals Over/Under: This is where you bet on the total number of points you think the game will have over or under what the bookmaker has selected.\nAccumulators: This is where you combine a minimum of two bets into one. This type of wager is risky and you have to get all your bets correct to win.\nTeasers: This is similar to the accumulator bet but you can modify the point spread or totals line to lower your risk. Teasers usually start at six points but can go up to fifteen points.\nProps: These are considered more of a fun type of bet and can be placed on just about anything in the game such as the team that will score the first touchdown, the total yards a player might run, how many field goals will be kicked, and so on.\nFutures: This is where you place bets on how you think a team will fare over the entire season. The most common future bet is on who will win the Super Bowl or the Conference finals.\nAmerican Football Betting Tips For Beginners\nOnce you decide on the sportsbook you are going to use, the next step is to place your bets and hopefully win some money. To help you out, we\u2019ve created a list of top tips to help beginning bettors to get started.\nStart With What you Know: Before you bet any money, it is important to know the sport and be familiar with the game. This includes understanding the rules and how the games are played. Don\u2019t place any bets before you know this.\nHave a Budget: Decide on a budget and the amount of money you are prepared to lose before you start betting. You should always stick to your budget and never be tempted to spend more than you can afford.\nCompare the Lines and Odds: Check the odds and lines offered and make sure you get the best value for your money. Different sites will have different odds and if you want to find the best offers, be sure to check out our reviews for more information. Make sure you know how to read the different odds formats too so you can calculate your winnings before placing your bets.\nFollow the News: Stay up to date with all that is happening. Watch the games, read the match reviews and end of game reports. Keep track of team performances and player injuries. 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If the game ends in a draw there is 15 minutes of sudden-death overtime played.\nDowns are the most fundamental part of any NFL play and this is where the offensive team moves the ball forward in sections of at least 10 yards. They are given four chances (downs) to get those ten years and every time the ball is advanced 10 yards or more during the four chances another down is earned. If this doesn\u2019t happen, possession of the ball is surrendered.\nA touchdown is worth six points and is scored when a team crosses the opposition\u2019s goal line with the ball, or catches the ball in the end zone. A field goal is worth three points. Extra points are earned by kicking the ball through the uprights after a touchdown. Two points are earned if the ball is kicked into the end zone again. Two points are awarded to the defensive team for a safety when a member of the offensive team is tackled with the ball in his own end zone.\nAnnual Events, Tournaments & Competitions\nSouth Africa has their own American Football Association which is called Gridiron South Africa and it was founded in 2015. The sport hasn\u2019t been recognised formally and there are no financial resources available. South African bettors can still bet on NLF tournaments though.\nNFL Regular Season \u2013 played annually between September and December with games on Sundays, Mondays, and Thursday nights. 32 Teams take part with 16 in each conference.\nNFL Play-offs \u2013 Held in January every year. Teams are chosen based on their success in the regular season. Six teams in each conference qualify for the playoffs and compete in a knock-out tournament.\nChampionship Games \u2013 These games are held at the end of January every year. The top two teams in the AFC compete for the Lamar Hunt Trophy. The top two teams in the NFC compete for the George Halas Trophy.\nThe Super bowl \u2013 Annual event held at the beginning of February. The AFC and NFC champions go head to head for the Vince Lombardi Trophi and this is one of the most popular futures betting opportunities for fans of the sport.\nNCAA Regular Season \u2013 This involves College football teams who compete in several leagues from August to December.\nBowl Championship Series (BCS) \u2013 A number of events are held to find the best college teams. Events include the Rose Bowl held on New Year\u2019s Day, Allstate Sugar Bowl, Orange Bowl, Tostitos Fiesta Bowl, and the National Championship Game.\nAmerican Football World Championships \u2013 Also known as the IFAF World Cup, this event takes place every four years and is contested by teams. The next event will take place in 2019 and is expected to have 12 teams divided into four groups of three teams.\nArena Football (AFL)\nLiga de Futbol Americano Professional\nIn play betting is great for American Football fans. There are lots of stoppages during the game and this gives bettors plenty of opportunities to win. You could see a three hour long game being played. A lot of fans watch the first quarter first before placing their bets as this lets them get a feel for the game. In-Play betting has soared in popularity and most people have a smartphone with them when watching the game so this means that they never miss out on an opportunity. In-Play options allow you to place bets on each drive and even attempt to predict the outcome of each play. It provides more excitement and gives you many more chances to win.\nIf you want to increase your chances on winning on American Football betting, our winning strategy should help.\nHandicaps: If you are planning to use handicaps or point spreads be sure to take everything into consideration and evaluate the teams on their strengths so that you know who will have the advantage in the game.\nYardage Differential: Look at the average offensive yards gained and the average defensive yards allowed during every play as this will really help when it comes to placing predictive bets and is especially helpful in in-play betting.\nHome field Advantage: Calculate the home field advantage before selecting your wagers. To work this out you have to subtract the number of points scored by the visiting team from the number of points the home team have and then divide the number by the total number of games they have played. 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        "raw_content": "1Then #Matt. 19:1\u20139; John 10:40; 11:7He arose from there and came to the region of Judea by the other side of the Jordan. And multitudes gathered to Him again, and as He was accustomed, He taught them again.\n2#Matt. 19:3The Pharisees came and asked Him, \u201cIs it lawful for a man to divorce his wife?\u201d testing Him.\n3And He answered and said to them, \u201cWhat did Moses command you?\u201d\n4They said, #Deut. 24:1\u20134; Matt. 5:31; 19:7\u201cMoses permitted a man to write a certificate of divorce, and to dismiss her.\u201d\n5And Jesus answered and said to them, \u201cBecause of the hardness of your heart he wrote you this precept. 6But from the beginning of the creation, God #Gen. 1:27; 5:2\u2018made them male and female.\u2019 7#Gen. 2:24; (1 Cor. 6:16); Eph. 5:31\u2018For this reason a man shall leave his father and mother and be joined to his wife, 8and the two shall become one flesh\u2019; so then they are no longer two, but one flesh. 9Therefore what God has joined together, let not man separate.\u201d\n10In the house His disciples also asked Him again about the same matter. 11So He said to them, #Ex. 20:14; (Matt. 5:32; 19:9); Luke 16:18; (Rom. 7:3); 1 Cor. 7:10, 11\u201cWhoever divorces his wife and marries another commits adultery against her. 12And if a woman divorces her husband and marries another, she commits adultery.\u201d\n13#Matt. 19:13\u201315; Luke 18:15\u201317Then they brought little children to Him, that He might touch them; but the disciples rebuked those who brought them. 14But when Jesus saw it, He was greatly displeased and said to them, \u201cLet the little children come to Me, and do not forbid them; for #(1 Cor. 14:20; 1 Pet. 2:2)of such is the kingdom of God. 15Assuredly, I say to you, #Matt. 18:3, 4; 19:14; Luke 18:17whoever does not receive the kingdom of God as a little child will #Luke 13:28by no means enter it.\u201d 16And He took them up in His arms, laid His hands on them, and blessed them.\nJesus Counsels the Rich Young Ruler\n17#Matt. 19:16\u201330; Luke 18:18\u201330Now as He was going out on the road, one came running, knelt before Him, and asked Him, \u201cGood Teacher, what shall I #John 6:28; Acts 2:37do that I may inherit eternal life?\u201d\n18So Jesus said to him, \u201cWhy do you call Me good? No one is good but One, that is, #1 Sam. 2:2God. 19You know the commandments: #Ex. 20:12\u201316; Deut. 5:16\u201320; (Rom. 13:9; James 2:10, 11)\u2018Do not commit adultery,\u2019 \u2018Do not murder,\u2019 \u2018Do not steal,\u2019 \u2018Do not bear false witness,\u2019 \u2018Do not defraud,\u2019 \u2018Honor your father and your mother.\u2019 \u201d\n20And he answered and said to Him, \u201cTeacher, all these things I have #Phil. 3:6kept from my youth.\u201d\n21Then Jesus, looking at him, loved him, and said to him, \u201cOne thing you lack: Go your way, #(Luke 12:33; 16:9)sell whatever you have and give to the poor, and you will have #Matt. 6:19, 20; 19:21treasure in heaven; and come, #(Mark 8:34)take up the cross, and follow Me.\u201d\n22But he was sad at this word, and went away sorrowful, for he had great possessions.\n23#Matt. 19:23; (Mark 4:19); Luke 18:24Then Jesus looked around and said to His disciples, \u201cHow hard it is for those who have riches to enter the kingdom of God!\u201d 24And the disciples were astonished at His words. 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And as they followed they were afraid. #Mark 8:31; 9:31; Luke 9:22; 18:31Then He took the twelve aside again and began to tell them the things that would happen to Him: 33\u201cBehold, we are going up to Jerusalem, and the Son of Man will be betrayed to the chief priests and to the scribes; and they will condemn Him to death and deliver Him to the Gentiles; 34and they will mock Him, and scourge Him, and spit on Him, and kill Him. And the third day He will rise again.\u201d\n35#(James 4:3)Then James and John, the sons of Zebedee, came to Him, saying, \u201cTeacher, we want You to do for us whatever we ask.\u201d\n36And He said to them, \u201cWhat do you want Me to do for you?\u201d\n37They said to Him, \u201cGrant us that we may sit, one on Your right hand and the other on Your left, in Your glory.\u201d\n38But Jesus said to them, \u201cYou do not know what you ask. Are you able to drink the #Matt. 26:39, 42; Mark 14:36; Luke 22:42; John 18:11cup that I drink, and be baptized with the #Luke 12:50baptism that I am baptized with?\u201d\n39They said to Him, \u201cWe are able.\u201d\nSo Jesus said to them, #Matt. 10:17, 18, 21, 22; 24:9; John 16:33; Acts 12:2; Rev. 1:9\u201cYou will indeed drink the cup that I drink, and with the baptism I am baptized with you will be baptized; 40but to sit on My right hand and on My left is not Mine to give, but it is for those #(Matt. 25:34; John 17:2, 6, 24; Rom. 8:30; Heb. 11:16)for whom it is prepared.\u201d\n41#Matt. 20:24And when the ten heard it, they began to be greatly displeased with James and John. 42But Jesus called them to Himself and said to them, #Luke 22:25\u201cYou know that those who are considered rulers over the Gentiles lord it over them, and their great ones exercise authority over them. 43#Matt. 20:26, 28; Mark 9:35; Luke 9:48Yet it shall not be so among you; but whoever desires to become great among you shall be your servant. 44And whoever of you desires to be first shall be slave of all. 45For even #Luke 22:27; John 13:14; (Phil. 2:7, 8)the Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve, and #Matt. 20:28; (2 Cor. 5:21; 1 Tim. 2:5, 6; Titus 2:14)to give His life a ransom for many.\u201d\n46#Matt. 20:29\u201334; Luke 18:35\u201343Now they came to Jericho. 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        "raw_content": "Ezekiel 32:21 (ASV) The strong among the mighty shall speak to him out of the midst of Sheol with them that help him: they are gone down, they lie still, even the uncircumcised, slain by the sword.\nEzekiel 32:21 (BBE) The strong among the great ones will say to him from the underworld, Are you more beautiful than any? go down, you and your helpers, and take your rest among those without circumcision, and those who have been put to the sword.\nEzekiel 32:21 (CEB) The mighty chieftains, those who once came to his aid, will speak to him from the middle of the underworld, for the uncircumcised have gone down and have lain down, slain by the sword.\nEzekiel 32:21 (CEBA) The mighty chieftains, those who once came to his aid, will speak to him from the middle of the underworld, for the uncircumcised have gone down and have lain down, slain by the sword.\nEzekiel 32:21 (CJB) From the depths of Sh'ol the mightiest warriors will speak of him with those who helped him. They went down; they lie still, the uncircumcised, killed by the sword.\nEzekiel 32:21 (CSB) Warrior leaders will speak from the middle of Sheol about him and his allies: They have come down; the uncircumcised lie slain by the sword.\nEzekiel 32:21 (DBY) The strong among the mighty, with them that helped him, shall speak to him out of the midst of Sheol: they are gone down, they lie still, the uncircumcised, slain by the sword.\nEzekiel 32:21 (ESV) The mighty chiefs shall speak of them, with their helpers, out of the midst of Sheol: 'They have come down, they lie still, the uncircumcised, slain by the sword.'\nEzekiel 32:21 (GNT) The greatest heroes and those who fought on the Egyptian side welcome the Egyptians to the world of the dead. They shout: \"The ungodly who were killed in battle have come down here, and here they lie!'\nEzekiel 32:21 (GNTA) The greatest heroes and those who fought on the Egyptian side welcome the Egyptians to the world of the dead. They shout: \"The ungodly who were killed in battle have come down here, and here they lie!'\nEzekiel 32:21 (GW) The mightiest warriors will say to Pharaoh from the grave, 'You and your defenders have come down, and you now lie with the godless people who were killed in battle.'\nEzekiel 32:21 (HNV) The strong among the mighty shall speak to him out of the midst of She'ol with those who help him: they are gone down, they lie still, even the uncircumcised, slain by the sword.\nEzekiel 32:21 (JUB) The strong among the mighty shall speak to him out of the midst of Sheol with those that help him: they are gone down; they lie with the uncircumcised, slain by the sword.\nEzekiel 32:21 (KJV) The strong among the mighty shall speak to him out of the midst of hell with them that help him: they are gone down, they lie uncircumcised, slain by the sword.\nEzekiel 32:21 (KJVA) The strong among the mighty shall speak to him out of the midst of hell with them that help him: they are gone down , they lie uncircumcised, slain by the sword.\nEzekiel 32:21 (LEB) [The] chiefs of [the] warriors will speak to him from the middle of Sheol; with his helpers they have gone down; the uncircumcised lie [still], {those slain by the sword}.\nEzekiel 32:21 (MSG) All the big men and their helpers down among the dead and buried will greet them: 'Welcome to the grave of the heathen! Join the ranks of the victims of war!'\nEzekiel 32:21 (NAS) \"The strong among the mighty ones shall speak of him and his helpers from the midst of Sheol, 'They have gone down, they lie still, the uncircumcised, slain by the sword.'\nEzekiel 32:21 (NCV) From the place of the dead the leaders of the mighty ones will speak about the king of Egypt and the nations which help him: 'The unclean, those killed in war, have come down here and lie dead.'\nEzekiel 32:21 (NIRV) \"The mighty leaders who are already in the grave will talk about Egypt. They will also speak about the nations that were going to help it. They will say, 'They have come down here. They are lying down with those who had not been circumcised. They are here with those who were killed with swords.'\nEzekiel 32:21 (NIV) From within the realm of the dead the mighty leaders will say of Egypt and her allies, \u2018They have come down and they lie with the uncircumcised, with those killed by the sword.\u2019\nEzekiel 32:21 (NKJV) The strong among the mighty Shall speak to him out of the midst of hell With those who help him: 'They have gone down, They lie with the uncircumcised, slain by the sword.'\nEzekiel 32:21 (NLT) Down in the grave mighty leaders will mockingly welcome Egypt and its allies, saying, \u2018They have come down; they lie among the outcasts, hordes slaughtered by the sword.\u2019\nEzekiel 32:21 (NRS) The mighty chiefs shall speak of them, with their helpers, out of the midst of Sheol: \"They have come down, they lie still, the uncircumcised, killed by the sword.\"\nEzekiel 32:21 (NRSA) The mighty chiefs shall speak of them, with their helpers, out of the midst of Sheol: \"They have come down, they lie still, the uncircumcised, killed by the sword.\"\nYechezkel 32:21 (OJB) The mightiest among the gibborim shall speak to him out of the midst of Sheol with them [that as allies] help him; they are gone down, they lie with the arelim (uncircumcised), slain by the cherev.\nEzekiel 32:21 (RHE) The most mighty among the strong ones shall speak to him from the midst of hell, they that went down with his helpers and slept uncircumcised, slain by the sword.\nEzekiel 32:21 (RSV) The mighty chiefs shall speak of them, with their helpers, out of the midst of Sheol: 'They have come down, they lie still, the uncircumcised, slain by the sword.'\nEzekiel 32:21 (RSVA) The mighty chiefs shall speak of them, with their helpers, out of the midst of Sheol: 'They have come down, they lie still, the uncircumcised, slain by the sword.'\nEzekiel 32:21 (TMB) The strong among the mighty shall speak to him out of the midst of hell with them that help him: `They are gone down; they lie uncircumcised, slain by the sword.'\nEzekiel 32:21 (TMBA) The strong among the mighty shall speak to him out of the midst of hell with them that help him: `They are gone down; they lie uncircumcised, slain by the sword.'\nEzekiel 32:21 (WBT) The strong among the mighty shall speak to him out of the midst of the grave with them that help him: they are gone down, they lie uncircumcised, slain by the sword.\nEzekiel 32:21 (WEB) The strong among the mighty shall speak to him out of the midst of Sheol with those who help him: they are gone down, they lie still, even the uncircumcised, slain by the sword.\nEzekiel 32:21 (WYC) The mightest of strong men shall speak to him, from the midst of hell, which with their helpers went down, and slept uncircumcised, and slain by sword. (The mightest of the strong men shall speak to him, from the midst of Sheol, they who went down with their helpers, and slept uncircumcised, killed by the sword.)\nEzekiel 32:21 (YLT) Speak to him do the gods of the mighty out of the midst of sheol, With his helpers -- they have gone down, They have lain with the uncircumcised, The pierced of the sword.\nThe fall of Egypt. (1-16) It is like that of other nations. (17-32)\nVerses 1-16 It becomes us to weep and tremble for those who will not weep and tremble for themselves. Great oppressors are, in God's account, no better than beasts of prey. Those who admire the pomp of this world, will wonder at the ruin of that pomp; which to those who know the vanity of all things here below, is no surprise. When others are ruined by sin, we have to fear, knowing ourselves guilty. The instruments of the desolation are formidable. And the instances of the desolation are frightful. The waters of Egypt shall run like oil, which signifies there should be universal sadness and heaviness upon the whole nation. God can soon empty those of this world's goods who have the greatest fulness of them. By enlarging the matters of our joy, we increase the occasions of our sorrow. How weak and helpless, as to God, are the most powerful of mankind! The destruction of Egypt was a type of the destruction of the enemies of Christ.\nVerses 17-32 Divers nations are mentioned as gone down to the grave before Egypt, who are ready to give her a scornful reception; these nations had been lately ruined and wasted. But though Judah and Jerusalem were about this time ruined and laid waste, yet they are not mentioned here. Though they suffered the same affliction, and by the same hand, yet the kind design for which they were afflicted, and the mercy God reserved for them, altered its nature. It was not to them a going down to the pit, as it was to the heathen. Pharaoh shall see, and be comforted; but the comfort wicked ones have after death, is poor comfort, not real, but only in fancy. The view this prophecy gives of ruined states shows something of this present world, and the empire of death in it. Come and see the calamitous state of human life. As if men did not die fast enough, they are ingenious at finding out ways to destroy one another. Also of the other world; though the destruction of nations as such, seems chiefly intended, here is plain allusion to the everlasting ruin of impenitent sinners. How are men deceived by Satan! What are the objects they pursue through scenes of bloodshed, and their many sins? Surely man disquiets himself in vain, whether he pursues wealth, fame, power, or pleasure. The hour cometh, when all that are in their graves shall hear the voice of Christ, and shall come forth; those that have done good to the resurrection of life, and those that have done evil to the resurrection of damnation.\nEzekiel 32:1-32 . TWO ELEGIES OVER PHARAOH, ONE DELIVERED ON THE FIRST DAY ( Ezekiel 32:1 ), THE OTHER ON THE FIFTEENTH DAY OF THE SAME MONTH, THE TWELFTH OF THE TWELFTH YEAR.\n1. The twelfth year from the carrying away of Jehoiachin; Jerusalem was by this time overthrown, and Amasis was beginning his revolt against Pharaoh-hophra.\n2. Pharaoh--\"Phra\" in Burmah, signifies the king, high priest, and idol.\nwhale--rather, any monster of the waters; here, the crocodile of the Nile. Pharaoh is as a lion on dry land, a crocodile in the waters; that is, an object of terror everywhere.\ncamest forth with thy rivers--\"breakest forth\" [FAIRBAIRN]. 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The great heap of corpses of thy forces, on which thou pridest thyself. \"Height\" may refer to mental elevation, as well as bodily [VATABLUS].\n6. land wherein thou swimmest--Egypt: the land watered by the Nile, the the source of its fertility, wherein thou swimmest (carrying on the image of the crocodile, that is, wherein thou dost exercise thy wanton power at will). Irony. The land shall still afford seas to swim in, but they shall be seas of blood. Alluding to the plague ( Exodus 7:19 , Revelation 8:8 ). HAVERNICK translates, \"I will water the land with what flows from thee, even thy blood, reaching to the mountains\": \"with thy blood overflowing even to the mountains.\" Perhaps this is better.\n7. put thee out--extinguish thy light ( Job 18:5 ). Pharaoh is represented as a bright star, at the extinguishing of whose light in the political sky the whole heavenly host is shrouded in sympathetic darkness. Here, too, as in Ezekiel 32:6 , there is an allusion to the supernatural darkness sent formerly ( Exodus 10:21-23 ). The heavenly bodies are often made images of earthly dynasties ( Isaiah 13:10 , Matthew 24:29 ).\n9. thy destruction--that is tidings of thy destruction (literally, \"thy breakage\") carried by captive and dispersed Egyptians \"among the nations\" [GROTIUS]; or, thy broken people, resembling one great fracture, the ruins of what they had been [FAIRBAIRN].\n10. brandish my sword before them--literally, \"in their faces,\" or sight.\nbe interpreted by the letter. The political ascendency of Egypt was to cease with the Chaldean conquest [FAIRBAIRN]. Henceforth Pharaoh must figuratively no longer trouble the waters by man or beast, that is, no longer was he to flood other peoples with his overwhelming forces.\n14. make their waters deep--rather, \"make . . . to subside\"; literally, \"sink\" [FAIRBAIRN].\nlike oil--emblem of quietness. No longer shall they descend violently on other countries as the overflowing Nile, but shall be still and sluggish in political action.\n16. As in Ezekiel 19:14 . This is a prophetical lamentation; yet so it shall come to pass [GROTIUS].\n17. The second lamentation for Pharaoh. This funeral dirge in imagination accompanies him to the unseen world. Egypt personified in its political head is ideally represented as undergoing the change by death to which man is liable. Expressing that Egypt's supremacy is no more, a thing of the past, never to be again.\nthe month--the twelfth month ( Ezekiel 32:1 ); fourteen days after the former vision.\n18. cast them down--that is predict that they shall be cast down (so Jeremiah 1:10 ). The prophet's word was God's, and carried with it its own fulfilment.\ndaughters of . . . nations--that is the nations with their peoples. Egypt is to share the fate of other ancient nations once famous, now consigned to oblivion: Elam ( Ezekiel 32: Ezekiel 32:24 ), Meshech, &c. ( Ezekiel 32:26 ), Edom ( Ezekiel 32:29 ), Zidon ( Ezekiel 32:30 ).\n19. Whom dost thou pass in beauty?--Beautiful as thou art, thou art not more so than other nations, which nevertheless have perished.\ngo down, &c.--to the nether world, where all \"beauty\" is speedily marred.\n20. she is delivered to the sword--namely, by God.\ndraw her--as if addressing her executioners: drag her forth to death.\n21. ( Ezekiel 31:16 ). Ezekiel has before his eyes Isaiah 14:9 , &c.\nshall speak to him--with \"him\" join \"with them that help him\"; shall speak to him and his helpers with a taunting welcome, as now one of themselves.\n22. her . . . his--The abrupt change of gender is, because Ezekiel has in view at one time the kingdom (feminine), at another the monarch. \"Asshur,\" or Assyria, is placed first in punishment, as being first in guilt.\n23. in the sides of the pit--Sepulchres in the East were caves hollowed out of the rock, and the bodies were laid in niches formed at the sides. MAURER needlessly departs from the ordinary meaning, and translates, \"extremities\" (compare Isaiah 14:13 Isaiah 14:15 ).\nwhich caused terror--They, who alive were a terror to others, are now, in the nether world, themselves a terrible object to behold.\n24. Elam--placed next, as having been an auxiliary to Assyria. Its territory lay in Persia. In Abraham's time an independent kingdom ( Genesis 14:1 ). Famous for its bowmen ( Isaiah 22:6 ).\nborne their shame--the just retribution of their lawless pride. Destroyed by Nebuchadnezzar ( Jeremiah 49:34-38 ).\n25. a bed--a sepulchral niche.\nall . . . slain by . . . sword, &c.--( Ezekiel 32:21 Ezekiel 32:23 Ezekiel 32:24 ). The very monotony of the phraseology gives to the dirge an awe-inspiring effect.\n26. Meshech, Tubal--northern nations: the Moschi and Tibareni, between the Black and Caspian Seas. HERODOTUS [3.94], mentions them as a subjugated people, tributaries to Darius Hystaspes (see Ezekiel 27:13 ).\n27. they shall not lie with the mighty--that is, they shall not have separate tombs such as mighty conquerors have: but shall all be heaped together in one pit, as is the case with the vanquished [GROTIUS]. HAVERNICK reads it interrogatively, \"Shall they not lie with the mighty that are fallen?\" But English Version is supported by the parallel ( Isaiah 14:18 Isaiah 14:19 ), to which Ezekiel refers, and which represents them as not lying as mighty kings lie in a grave, but cast out of one, as a carcass trodden under foot.\nwith . . . weapons of war--alluding to the custom of burying warriors with their arms (1 Maccabees 13:29). Though honored by the laying of \"their swords under their heads,\" yet the punishment of \"their iniquities shall be upon their bones.\" Their swords shall thus attest their shame, not their glory ( Matthew 26:52 ), being the instruments of their violence, the penalty of which they are paying.\n28. Yea, thou--Thou, too, Egypt, like them, shalt lie as one vanquished.\n29. princes--Edom was not only governed by kings, but by subordinate \"princes\" ox \"dukes\" ( Genesis 36:40 ).\nwith their might--notwithstanding their might, they shall be brought down ( Isaiah 34:5 Isaiah 34:10-17 , Jeremiah 49:7 Jeremiah 49:13-18 ).\nlie with the uncircumcised--Though Edom was circumcised, being descended from Isaac, he shall lie with the uncircumcised; much more shall Egypt, who had no hereditary right to circumcision.\n30. princes of the north--Syria, which is still called by the Arabs the north; or the Tyrians, north of Palestine, conquered by Nebuchadnezzar (Ezekiel 26:1-28:26'), [GROTIUS].\nZidonians--who shared the fate of Tyre ( Ezekiel 28:21 ).\nwith their terror they are ashamed of their might--that is, notwithstanding the terror which they inspired in their contemporaries. \"Might\" is connected by MAURER thus, \"Notwithstanding the terror which resulted from their might.\"\n31. comforted--with the melancholy satisfaction of not being alone, but of having other kingdoms companions in his downfall. 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        "title": "Our son (in his early 30s) wants to move back in with us after a disastrous marriage. We'd told him he was marrying the wrong woman but he wouldn't listen. My wife says he's crushed and we ought to forget the past, but I'm not so sure. After all, he made a wrong decision, so shouldn't he have to suffer the consequences? - The Billy Graham Evangelistic Association of Canada Our son (in his early 30s) wants to move back in with us after a disastrous marriage. We'd told him he was marrying the wrong woman but he wouldn't listen. My wife says he's crushed and we ought to forget the past, but I'm not so sure. After all, he made a wrong decision, so shouldn't he have to suffer the consequences? - The Billy Graham Evangelistic Association of Canada",
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        "raw_content": "Local, national gas prices highest since 2014\nCHARLOTTE \u2014 Hitting $2.81, today\u2019s national gas price average has reached the highest price per gallon since November 2014.\nToday\u2019s national gas price average is 16 cents more expensive than last month and 43 cents more expensive that last year at this time, AAA Carolinas said in a news release.\nToday's average in the Asheville area is $2.71 per gallon, up from $2.67 just last week.\nThis year\u2019s pump prices will not be reminiscent of 2014, but for motorists, filling-up is packing an unwanted punch to wallets.\n\u201cMotorists have been spoiled the past few years with inexpensive gas prices,\u201d said Tiffany Wright, AAA Carolinas spokesperson. \u201cWe expect prices to continue increasing, potentially another 10 cents, through Memorial Day, and then will likely stabilize during the summer, with the understanding that if demand spikes, prices are likely to follow.\u201d\nAcross the Carolinas, prices continue to rise as well. North Carolina\u2019s average is currently $2.68, a 2-cent increase on the week. South Carolina\u2019s average is $2.57, a 4-cent increase on the week.\nMotorists in South Carolina are paying nearly 50 cents more a gallon to fill-up compared to one year ago and are among the top 10 states with the largest year-over-year change. Notably, at this time last year, South Carolina carried the cheapest gas in the country.\nFast-forward to today, the Palmetto state\u2019s average is $2.57, which is the eighth cheapest in the country.",
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        "raw_content": "Home \u00bb Harvey Bernard work will benefit Center for the Arts\nHarvey Bernard work will benefit Center for the Arts\nPublished by admin1 on Wed, 06/01/2011 - 11:22am\nThanks to Harvey Bernard, history isn't so sketchy.\nIn fact, it's drawn out, right there in black and white.\nAnd someday, it'll be the art of the center.\n\"We'll eventually be selling prints of Harvey's sketches as a fundraiser for the Chatfield Center for the Arts,\" stated Chatfield Mayor Don Hainlen as he and Center steering committee member F. Mike Tuohy accepted a donation of the late Chatfield artist's sesquicentennial sketch print from Bernard's daughters, Darla Bernard and Donna Ford, last Monday afternoon, May 23.\nThe print Ford and Bernard presented to the city depicts historic landmarks that served citizens of the town since its founding in 1853, five years before Minnesota was declared a state, including Cusson's Mill, the Morrill-O'Ferrall House, Chatfield High School, The Capitol Theatre, the Schermerhorn barn, the train depot, the cooperative creamery, and many more structures, overseen by a drawing of Judge Chatfield, the man for whom the city was named.\nA description Bernard wrote about his print in 2003 stated, \"This is a composite of buildings that served the town and surrounding area in pursuit of a livelihood. The tilling of the land touched nearly everyone directly or indirectly. If they did not work the land, they worked because of it, handling produce or supplies for the communities' needs.\n\"Some of the buildings were used for processing the produce of the fields, flocks and herds of the farms. Some buildings were for education, entertainment, recreation and social needs.\n\"Main Street was the hub of the community, where daily trading took place and deals were made. Saturday night on Main Street was a beehive of activity with every type worker trading the pollen of gossip for the honey of local news. All ages strolled the sidewalks, looking to renew old friendships and make new ones.\n\"In midweek, as I have shown, Main Street is quiet and under the watchful eyes of the merchants, plus Fred DeWitt on his drugstore corner.\n\"The background of the print is made up of family names to give a textured effect around the sketches and to give a sample of the folks who walked the streets of Chatfield and its country roads. It is not a complete list of local families, only names I gathered from the historical reprints in the Chatfield News and placed as space allowed on the print.\"\nThe Bernard family has resided in the Chatfield area since the 1860s, according to a drawing history accompanying Harvey's description of his sesquicentennial print.\nBernard originally wanted to become a farmer, but polio changed his dreams and he became an artist instead, chronicling Chatfield's people and their homes and businesses until his passing Jan. 25, 2009.\nThe history related that he created the print \"to honor the history of Chatfield during the sesquicentennial year with a Chatfield print containing many detailed, historically accurate drawings,\" and that it was his contribution to the sesquicentennial celebration even though another artist had been selected as the official Chatfield sesquicentennial commemorator.\nHe researched buildings, businesses and homes that were significant in the community and drew \"over 30 original detailed pen and ink drawings of historic Chatfield, including the Chatfield railroad depot, a detailed drawing of Main Street in Chatfield from the 1930s, several local school buildings and Judge Chatfield.\"\nThe drawing took him one year and \"several hundred hours of work to research and complete,\" as he added more than 250 family names between the drawings of landmarks, a tribute to memories.\nFord and her sister noted that their father was a diverse artist, using pen and ink, oils, watercolors and outlines to foster familiar images of their fair hometown - the sesquicentennial quilt that hangs on the wall in the city council chambers was of Bernard's imagination and creation, they related.\n\"Dad did the drawing, and then he got the quilting ladies of the town together and asked them to make the quilt from his artwork.\"\nHarvey's legacy will continue to benefit Chatfield, as Tuohy and Hainlen declared the city's intention of borrowing more of Bernard's varied artwork from his family to host a display to promote the print fundraiser for the art center.\nFor those citizens who missed his unique chronicle of Chatfield when it was sold the first time, more information will be available in the coming months.",
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        "raw_content": "Aspirin Preventing Complications in Pregnancy\nHypertension in pregnancy with subsequent preterm birth is one of the leading causes of poor or fatal maternal and fetal complications. In 2014 the United States Preventative Services Task Force recommended the use of Low Dose Aspirin (81mg) to women who have risk factors for hypertension and preeclampsia in pregnancy.\nDr. Jodi Abbott, OB-GYN, explains how aspirin may reduce preeclampsia that can cause severe complications in pregnancy.\nJodi Abbott, MD, OBGYN\nJodi Abbott, MD, OBGYN is a Maternal Fetal Medicine specialist. Her clinical interests in decreasing health disparities, implementation science, prevention of perinatal mortality and morbidity, and patient safety. As a Quality Improvement and Patient Safety educator she is interested in demonstrating how trainees can provide tremendous impact in QI projects to improve patient care. 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And it\u2019s a hypertension complication or high blood pressure when the high blood pressure itself affects other body organs specifically the placenta, the liver, the kidneys and it can lead to seizures.\nMelanie: Who is at high risk and even moderate risk of developing preeclampsia and when is this something that shows up during pregnancy?\nDr. Abbott: So, preeclampsia most commonly shows up at the end of pregnancy, usually in the last month. It can however and is more complicated as you would imagine if it shows up earlier at five or six months and occasionally women can develop preeclampsia even after the baby is delivered up until about six weeks after delivery. 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        "raw_content": "12 Afghan police officers killed in U.S. airstrike\nKABUL, Afghanistan \u2014 An errant U.S. airstrike confirmed by the Pentagon killed 12 Afghan National Police officers and wounded two others, as another 11 police were killed and six wounded in clashes with the Taliban, Afghan officials said yesterday.\nThe death toll in Friday\u2019s airstrike was determined after a site inspection of the compound in the Gereshk district, said Helmand provincial police chief Abdul Ghafar Safi. The United States in a statement confirmed that the airstrike on the Security Forces compound occurred during a U.S.-supported operation against Taliban insurgents in the area. In the statement, the U.S. offered its condolences to the families of the security forces who were killed.\nSafi told The Associated Press in a telephone interview that the dead were police officers who were operating with the army in the area. He said they had recaptured the post from the Taliban when the airstrike occurred. On Friday, the Helmand Gov. Hayatullah Hayat said it was believed the police officers were not in uniform, which may have resulted in mistakenly identifying them as Taliban fighters.\nMeanwhile, in northern Badakhshan province, Gov. Ahmad Faisal Bigzad said yesterday that 11 police were killed and another six wounded during a roaring battle with Taliban insurgents in the remote Tagab region. Bigzad said another 20 members of a local police force were missing following Friday\u2019s firefight.\nIn western Farah province, a ferocious gun battle between the Afghan army and Taliban insurgents left six Afghan soldiers dead and 12 Taliban killed, said Mohammad Naser Mehri, spokesman for the provincial governor.\nA Taliban statement meanwhile claimed a victory and said 16 Afghan soldiers were killed.\nElsewhere, in neighboring Kandahar province, insurgents kidnapped up to 60 people in several attacks on buses over the last four days. Seven passengers were killed, while another 20 people managed to escape, officials said. The remaining 33 are still being held by insurgents.",
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        "raw_content": "Published December 05, 2018 by Tom Porter\nAfter America entered World War II following the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, the US government incarcerated large numbers of Japanese Americans in the mistaken belief they presented a threat to national security. Over 110,000 people, most of them US citizens, were rounded up, mostly from population centers on the Pacific coast, and forcibly relocated to incarceration camps in the western interior. In her latest book, Nature Behind Barbed Wire (Oxford University Press, 2018), Professor of History and Environmental Studies Connie Chiang considers a new aspect of the story: the environmental history.\nWhy an environmental history?\nThe political and social histories of the Japanese American incarceration have been pretty well covered, but I want to show that this was in many ways an environmental story. Pick up just about any book or memoir about the episode, and you\u2019re likely to find descriptions of how isolated the camps were, how dry, dusty, and windy the conditions, how extreme the temperature range was. The incarcerees were largely from the coastal Pacific communities of California, Washington, and Oregon, where the climate is more temperate, so this was an alien environment. A good chunk of the book is about how the physical environment shaped the camp experience, both for the incarcerees and the government officials who administered and maintained the camps.\nThe location of the camps was a key factor, of course. There were ten of them, built in remote areas away from the coast, away from large urban areas and military installations. These \u201crelocation centers,\u201d as they were officially called, were in California, Idaho, Utah, Arizona, Wyoming, Colorado, and Arkansas. They weren\u2019t completely isolated, however, as they needed to have electricity, water, and sewage services, as well as transport links.\nA lot of environmental histories have tended to deal with obvious topics like rivers, lakes, forests, and other conservation or resource-related issues. Recently, however, environmental historians have started looking at well-known subjects and considering them from an environmental perspective. To me, the Japanese American incarceration story was in some ways an obvious choice, hidden in plain sight, for an environmental story.\nJapanese American children cooling off in a creek that bordered the Manzanar camp, July 2, 1942. Photograph by Dorothea Lange. Courtesy of the National Archives and Records Administration.\nWhat was life like behind the wire?\nTo be clear, conditions in the US camps, while austere, did not compare with the horrors experienced by many during the war\u2014for example, those who suffered in the Nazi death camps in Europe or some of the prisoner-of-war camps run by Imperial Japanese forces in the Far East. Nevertheless, the incarceration of Japanese Americans has justifiably been described as one of the most egregious violations of civil liberties in the US history, with thousands of families being forced away from their homes and made to live in difficult conditions for several years.\nIncarcerees were given food and basic provisions by the federal government, but if they wanted anything more, they had to buy it themselves, which meant working for it: most of them did work, performing a variety of jobs around the camps, and were paid a pittance of between 12 and 19 dollars a month, depending on skill levels.\nDespite what happened to them, nearly all the incarcerees continued to regard themselves as American. Some even accepted their time in the camps as their patriotic duty. Many others, of course, were also angry about having their freedom taken away and there was resistance. Both camps in California had riots.\nJapanese American workers harvesting daikon at Gila River, November 25, 1942. Photograph by Francis Stewart. Courtesy of the National Archives and Records Administration.\nWhat happened after the war?\nMost of the Japanese Americans who had been incarcerated had to start from scratch again once they were released. If they were business owners, they might have been lucky enough to be able to entrust their assets to someone else when they were gone, but they were in the minority.\nMany Japanese Americans did not want to talk about the incarceration experience after the war, preferring to try and forget the trauma they had suffered. It wasn\u2019t until the late 1960s and early \u201970s that a more active generation wanted some answers about what happened. 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It was the historian Livy who recognized and encouraged his inclination for historical studies. Claudius wrote a pamphlet defending the republican politician and orator Cicero, who was executed by the triumvirs; and, having discovered that it was difficult to speak freely on the civil wars toward the end of the Roman Republic, he began a history of Rome with the principate of Augustus. He composed 20 books of Etruscan and 8 books of Carthaginian history, all in Greek; an autobiography; and a historical treatise on the Roman alphabet with suggestions for orthographical reform\u2014which as emperor he later tried not very successfully to implement. He also wrote on dice playing, of which he was fond. All his works are lost, and their importance cannot be measured. The Etruscan history may have had original material: his first wife, Plautia Urgulanilla, had Etruscan blood, and her family was probably able to put Claudius in touch with authentic Etruscan traditions. After divorcing Urgulanilla, he in turn married Aelia Paetina, Valeria Messalina, who was his wife at his accession, and, finally, Agrippina the Younger. By his first three wives he had five children, of whom Drusus and Claudia died before he became emperor. As a young man Claudius was made a member of various religious colleges, but he became consul only under the reign of his older brother\u2019s son Gaius (Caligula) in 37. There was, however, little cordiality between the two.\nEmperor and colonizer\nPower came to Claudius unexpectedly after Gaius\u2019s murder on January 24, 41, when he was discovered trembling in the palace by a soldier. The Praetorian Guards, the imperial household troops, made him emperor on January 25. By family tradition and antiquarian inclinations, Claudius was in sympathy with the senatorial aristocracy; but soldiers and courtiers were his real supporters, while freedmen and foreigners had been his friends in the days of neglect. Initially, the attitude of the Senate was at best ambiguous. In 42 many senators supported the ill-fated rebellion of the Governor of Dalmatia. Even later, several attempts on Claudius\u2019s life involved senators and knights. Though paying homage to the dignity of the Senate (to whose administration he returned the provinces of Macedonia and Achaea) and giving new opportunities to the knights, Claudius was ruthless and occasionally cruel in his dealings with individual members of both orders. From the very beginning he emphasized his friendship with the army and paid cash for his proclamation as emperor.\nBust of Claudius. \u00a9 FotoWorx/Fotolia\nClaudius\u2019s decision to invade Britain (43) and his personal appearance at the climax of the expedition, the crossing of the Thames and the capture of Camulodunum (Colchester), were prompted by his need of popularity and glory. But concern with the anti-Roman influence of the Druid priesthood, which he tried to suppress in Gaul, and a general inclination toward expanding the frontiers were other reasons. Claudius planted a colony of veterans at Camulodunum and established client-kingdoms to protect the frontiers of the province; these were afterward a source of trouble, such as the revolt in 47 of Prasutagus, client-king of the Iceni, and later the general revolt instigated by his wife Boudicca (also called Boadicea). He also annexed Mauretania (41\u201342) in North Africa, of which he made two provinces (Caesariensis in the east and Tingitana in the west), Lycia in Asia Minor (43), and Thrace (46). Though he enlarged the kingdom of Herod Agrippa I, he later made Judaea a province on Agrippa\u2019s death in 44. In 49 he annexed Iturea (northeastern Palestine) to the province of Syria. He was careful not to involve the empire in major wars with the Germans and the Parthians. Claudius supported Roman control of Armenia, but in 52 he preferred the collapse of the pro-Roman government to a war with Parthia, leaving a difficult situation to his successor.\nIn the civil administration, many measures demonstrate Claudius\u2019s enlightened policy. He improved in detail the judicial system, and, in his dealings with the provinces, he favoured a moderate extension of Roman citizenship by individual and collective grants: in Noricum, a district south of the Danube comprising what is now central Austria and parts of Bavaria, for instance, five communities became Roman municipalities. He encouraged urbanization and planted several colonies, for example, at Camulodunum and at Colonia Agrippinensis (modern Cologne) in Germany in 51. In his religious policy Claudius respected tradition; he revived old religious ceremonies, celebrated the festival of the Secular Games in 47 (three days and nights of games and sacrifice commemorating the 800th birthday of Rome), made himself a censor in 47, and extended in 49 the pomerium of Rome (i.e., the boundary of the area in which only Roman gods could be worshipped and magistrates ruled with civil, not military, powers). He protected the haruspices (diviners) and probably Romanized the cult of the Phrygian deity Attis. According to the biographer Suetonius in Claudius, during a period of troubles Claudius expelled the Jews from Rome for a short time; Christians may have been involved. Elsewhere he confirmed existing Jewish rights and privileges, and in Alexandria he tried to protect the Jews without provoking Egyptian nationalism. In a surviving letter addressed to the city of Alexandria, he asked Jews and non-Jews \u201cto stop this destructive and obstinate mutual enmity.\u201d Although personally disinclined to accept divine honours, he did not seriously oppose the current trend and had a temple erected to himself in Camulodunum. His public works include the reorganization of the grain supply of Rome and construction of a new harbour at Ostia, which was later improved by the emperor Trajan.\nAdministrative innovations\nClaudius\u2019s general policy increased the control of the emperor over the treasury and the provincial administration and apparently gave jurisdiction in fiscal matters to his own governors in the senatorial provinces. He created a kind of cabinet of freedmen, on whom he bestowed honours, to superintend various branches of the administration. An impressive series of documents, such as a speech for the admission of Gauls to the Senate recorded on a partly defective inscription at Lugdunum (Lyon), the edict for the Anauni (an Alpine population who had usurped the rights of Roman citizenship and whom Claudius confirmed in these rights), and the aforementioned letter to the city of Alexandria (41 ce), survive as evidence of his personal style of government: pedantic, uninhibited, alternately humane and wrathful, and ultimately despotic. The inscription from Lugdunum is an interesting comparison with the version of the historian Tacitus in his Annals, which gives an account of the same speech. The speech as recorded in the inscription, in spite of irrelevance, inconsequence, and fondness for digression (much of which is absent in the version of Tacitus), shows that Claudius knew what he wanted and that he appreciated the latent forces of Roman tradition.\nClaudiusClaudius. ilbusca/iStockphoto.com\nHis marriage with Messalina ended in 48, when she apparently conspired against him and, according to Tacitus, conducted a public marriage ceremony with her lover, Gaius Silius. Messalina and Silius were killed, and Claudius married his niece Agrippina, an act contrary to Roman law, which he therefore changed. To satisfy Agrippina\u2019s lust for power, Claudius had to adopt her son Lucius Domitius Ahenobarbus (later the emperor Nero), to the disadvantage of his own son Britannicus. In addition, the new commander of the guards, Afranius Burrus, was protected by Agrippina. Roman tradition is unanimous in stating that Claudius was poisoned by Agrippina on October 13, 54 ce, though the details differ. A version of poisoning by mushrooms prevailed. Lucius Annaeus Seneca, the politician and satirist, who had been exiled by Claudius at his accession but had been recalled at Agrippina\u2019s urging to educate Nero, derided the dead emperor and his apotheosis (duly decreed by the Senate) in the satire Apocolocyntosis divi Claudii (\u201cThe Pumpkinification of the Divine Claudius\u201d; the title and its exact meaning are both subject to dispute).\nThe picture of Claudius that appears in this work has much in common with that of later Roman historians who give details of the unpopular side of Claudius\u2019s administration. The Apocolocyntosis ridicules his physical appearance and his speaking ability and casts aspersions on his abilities as a judge, depicting him as arbitrary\u2014of giving legal judgments without a fair hearing and of summarily ordering the executions of relatives, senators, and knights.\nTacitus, Suetonius, and the later historian Dio Cassius attribute Claudius\u2019s mistakes to infirmity of character and the influence of his wives and freedmen. They echo the hostility of the upper classes against an emperor who, in spite of his words, had been unfavourable to them. That this tradition is one-sided is shown by the surviving documents of the reign and the energy with which Claudius carried out the affairs of government.\nArnaldo Dante Momigliano The Editors of Encyclopaedia Britannica\nThe decision of the emperor Claudius to conquer the island was the result partly of his personal ambition, partly of British aggression. Verica had been driven from his kingdom and appealed for help, and it may have been calculated that a hostile Catuvellaunian supremacy would endanger stability across the Channel.\u2026\nancient Rome: The succession\n\u2026the Praetorian Guard to recognize Claudius, Germanicus\u2019 brother and therefore Gaius\u2019 uncle, as emperor.\u2026\ncoin: Ancient Britain\nClaudius\u2019 conquest in 43 ce ended native coinage except for crudely cast billion pieces long continued in the Hampshire and Dorset area; the gold of the tribe of the Brigantes in what is now Yorkshire was the last to disappear.\u2026\nRome: Contributions of later emperors\nClaudius began a great port near Ostia, at the mouth of the Tiber, to facilitate grain shipments directly to Rome. Commerce remained largely in private hands, with public officials acting to ensure a regular supply and to prevent speculation.\u2026\n\u2026been encouraged especially under Emperor Claudius about ad 50. 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        "raw_content": "Melissa Benoist, who headlines the CW series \"Supergirl,\" and Tyler Hoechlin, who had a key role in MTV's \"Teen Wolf\" as well as a recurring spot on 'Supergirl' as Superman, are among a few popular celebrities added to the lineup at the seventh annual Wizard World Portland at the Oregon Convention Center, February 22-24. Benoist, making her first Wizard World appearance, will attend on Saturday, February 23, while Hoechlin will appear on Saturday and Sunday.\nBenoist first portrayed the \"Kara Danvers/Supergirl\" character in episodes of the DC series \"Legends of Tomorrow\" before reprising the role in \"The Flash\" and \"Arrow.\" Now in its fourth season, the acclaimed show chronicles the adventures of Superman's cousin. Benoist's other roles include the 2018 Paramount TV miniseries \"Waco,\" feature films Patriots Day and Lowriders and the Oscar-winning movie Whiplash.\nHoechlin made his first big splash in the 2002 film Road to Perdition before a regular role as \"Martin Brewer\" in \"7th Heaven\" helped land him the part as \"Derek Hale\" in \"Teen Wolf.\" He will also be seen in the upcoming Netflix sci-fi drama \"Another Life.\"\nIn addition, several other notables have been added, including Ray Fisher (Justice League, Batman vs. Superman: Dawn of Justice), Stella Maeve (\"The Magicians\"), Iyari Limon (\"Buffy the Vampire Slayer\"). They join a standout roster that already features Aquaman headliner Jason Momoa and eight \"Buffy the Vampire Slayer\" stars including Alyson Hannigan, Alexis Denisof, James Marsters, Juliet Landau, Julie Benz, Amber Benson, Clare Kramer and Charisma Carpenter, plus Hale Appelman (\"The Magicians\"), Matt Ryan (\"Constantine,\" \"Legends of Tomorrow\") and Thomas Ian Nicholas (Rookie of the Year, American Pie). Additional celebrities may be announced closer to the event.\nWizard World Portland is also the place for cosplay, with fans young and old showing off their best costumes throughout the event. Fans dressed as every imaginable character - and some never before dreamed - will roam the convention floor and participate in the famed Wizard World Costume Contest on Saturday evening.\nWizard Entertainment, Inc. (www.wizardworld.com) produces comic, gaming and pop culture conventions across North America that celebrate the best in pop culture: movies, television, gaming, live entertainment, tech, comics, sci-fi, graphic novels, toys, original art, collectibles, contests and more. A first-class lineup of topical programming and entertainment takes place at each event, with celebrity Q&A's, comics-themed sessions, costume contests, movie screenings, evening parties and more. Wizard Entertainment has also teamed with Sony Pictures Entertainment to find the next generation of movies as well as to engage in a number of strategic initiatives. Additional initiatives may include an augmented touring schedule of Wizard World shows, fixed-site installations, curated e-commerce, and the production and distribution of content both in the U.S. and internationally. Fans can interact with Wizard Entertainment at www.wizardworld.com and on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, Instagram and other social media services.",
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        "raw_content": "Arts and Performance in Santa Barbara\nAre you in the mood to sing along to country classics, jam to new pop music or laugh until you cry? Then Santa Barbara is the place to be! With a strong arts culture, Santa Barbara offers a variety of great performing venues. When you visit the area, enjoy a performance at the Lobero Theatre or Santa Barbara Bowl!\nOriginally an opera house, Lobero Theatre was founded in 1873 and converted to a theatre in the early 1920s. The theatre sports a Spanish Colonial Revival style, designed by architects George Washington Smith and Lutah Maria Riggs. Lobero Theatre still stands as a prominent historic building today, continuing to host events on more than 250 days each year. Upcoming performances at the theatre include the Santa Barbara youth Symphony Spring Concert on May 13, and Les Miserables on May 19 and 20.\nLocated in the heart of Santa Barbara, the Santa Barbara Bowl is a 4,562-seat outdoor amphitheater originally built in 1936. Open April through October, the Bowl hosts over 25 concerts each season. Upcoming May performances include Brad Paisley with special guest Ellen DeGeneres on May 12, Katy Perry on May 19 and comedian Jim Gaffigan on May 25. For complete concert details, visit the Santa Barbara Bowl official website. Tickets prices depend on the performer and the date of the performance. If you plan on visiting the Bowl this May, don\u2019t wait much longer to purchase your tickets!\nHotels Near Santa Barbara Event Centers\nIf you plan on catching a classic at the Lobero Theatre, book a stay at the equally elegant Inn at East Beach. This beautiful boutique property offers an outdoor pool, stylish furniture and on-site bike rentals. At Inn at East Beach, you will stay well- and well within your budget! For those of you attending a concert at the Santa Barbara Bowl, consider staying at the Spanish Garden Inn. With its fresh foliage and bright art, you\u2019ll feel like you never left the beautiful outdoor scene of the concert!",
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        "raw_content": "10 Islands to See Before You Die\n1/25/2011 \u2014 By Gary McKechnie\nRomain Cintract/hemis.fr/laif\nTanah Lot, one of countless Hindu temples on Bali, nicknamed \"Island of the Gods.\"\nWe scoured the globe to find 10 islands that belong on your must list. Each of these places offers something that you can\u2019t find anywhere else, from the largest man-made archipelago to hot springs so therapeutic they\u2019ve been popular since Roman times.\nIf you're going to imagine yourself on an exotic island, dare to dream big! Here are 10 one-of-a-kind islands where you'll discover every item on your wish list, from overwater bungalows and pristine wildlife to sublime street food and mysterious cultural monuments. Of course, traveling to these islands comes at a price; the dollar signs below provide a general indication of how much you'll want to budget for accommdations and food. Multiply by seven if you stay a week or by 365 if you're convinced to quit your job and stay a year.\n$: $1\u2013$74\n$$: $75\u2013$149\n$$$: $150\u2013$224\n$$$$: $225\u2013Up\nSEE THE ISLANDS!\n1. VIEQUES\nWhen the U.S. Navy packed up and left Vieques in 2003, after more than 60 years, it left something behind: unspoiled nature. Land once used for bombing practice is now designated as a national wildlife refuge. So far there are only a few mega-resorts like those found on the Puerto Rican mainland\u2014instead, you'll find homey inns like the aptly named Great Escape B&B, where breakfast is served poolside (from $115). There are only two notable towns (the population is less than 10,000): Isabel Segunda on the northern side of the island, and the far smaller Esperanza on the south. The effect is that when you reach a beach at the end of a dirt road here, your reward is having the sand largely to yourself. Playa de la Chiva (Blue Beach) attracts daytime snorkelers and divers, but the real reason Vieques belongs on your bucket list is Puerto Mosquito. Of the seven bioluminescent bays on the planet, Puerto Mosquito is the most impressive, thanks to the clarity and brightness of its waters. Schedule a moonless night for a swim or kayak tour and you'll be greeted by billions of micro-organisms called dinoflagellates that ignite the water with a magical blue-green glow (Aqua Frenzy Kayaks, from $30 per person). It's like swimming in a watercolor painting. $$\n>>Related: Dream Trips: Find a Deserted Beach\nWith the nearest major landmass, Chile, lying 2,200 miles away, Easter Island is as remote as it is mysterious. No one knows exactly why nearly 900 gargantuan stone monoliths are sprinkled across this isolated, 60-square-mile scrap of land in the middle of the South Pacific\u2014and those long, stone faces aren't talking. For several hundred years, the moai that are unique to this island have maintained their silent sentinel even as the civilization that created them collapsed and a trickle of tourists appeared in its wake. Intended to stand atop cut-stone altars (called ahu), the moai average 13 feet high and weigh nearly 14 tons each; most lie prone, toppled by civil wars in the 17th and 18th centuries. A particularly compelling spot is Rano Raraku, the collapsed volcano where many moai were quarried and where nearly 400 figures remain, all frozen in various states of completion. The island counts only one town, Hanga Roa, where you'll want to check in to Vai Moana, a low-key hotel with 18 rooms set in bungalows (from $102, including breakfast and transport to and from the airport). You can then wander from the volcanic coastline across grassy hills without bumping into another human being who might break Easter Island's spell. $$$\nThe warm, spiritual essence that writer Elizabeth Gilbert discovered here and celebrated in Eat, Pray, Love has been native to Bali for centuries. It's one of 17,000 islands in the Indonesian archipelago\u2014and the only one on which Hindus form the majority (93 percent). Even more striking is the fact that there is a spiritual celebration here nearly every day. Three Hindu temples at the Besakih (the Mother Temple of Bali) survived a 1963 eruption that destroyed nearby villages while missing by mere yards this terraced complex atop volcanic Mount Agung. The event is still considered a miracle by locals, who arrive in regular procession; they balance offerings on their head and climb the steps to the sound of mantras, jingling bells, and the sharp flutter of umbul-umbuls (ceremonial Balinese flags). Anyone interested in exploring the inner self might like the Nirarta Centre, an 11-room hotel set amid rice terraces and gardens that holds daily meditation sessions. After finding your center here, channel your energy into jungle treks, scuba diving, and big-break surfing along beaches of fine white and volcanic black sand. Exhale against a backdrop of rice paddies and Impressionist sunsets that illuminate the Indian Ocean. $$$$\n>>Related: Secret Islands of Southeast Asia\nThis volcanic island in the Bay of Naples has hot springs so therapeutic that they have drawn admirers for 2,000 years. Greeks, Romans, and Turks quickly discovered that Ischia's fumaroles, hot springs, and heated mud hold the power to ease sore muscles\u2014or simply provide a degree of self-indulgence. Today's travelers are likewise pampered by massages and mud wraps courtesy of the island's geothermal characteristic, which helps fill the 22 thermo-mineral pools of the beachfront spa Giardini di Poseidon Terme. After your treatment of choice, peel off the sandals for a walk on the beach, a visit to the 15th-century Castello Aragonese, or a glass of biancolella (white) or per 'e palummo (red) wine from local vineyards. You can also get a taste of the glam, jet-setter lifestyle associated with Italy and depicted in the film The Talented Mr. Ripley, shot here on location. Retreat to the family-run Hotel Villa Angelica, whose garden naturally includes a thermal swimming pool with a Jacuzzi (from $75, including breakfast). $$$\n5. CHILO\u00c9\nThe lush, cloud-covered Chilo\u00e9 archipelago may lie off the western coast of Chile, but its history, customs, and language bear little resemblance to those of the mainland, or anywhere else in the world, because of its isolation. Local farmers have passed down a mythology of gnome- and witch-filled woodlands and ghost ships. Valdivian temperate rain forests are protected within Parque Nacional Chilo\u00e9. In the Pacific, dolphins, penguins, otters, and the largest creatures in history\u2014blue whales\u2014are studied and protected by the Cetacean Conservation Center. In the central city of Castro, order a steaming meal of curanto (shellfish, meat, and potatoes) and peruse handicrafts made of wood and colorful garments created from Chilean wool. Residents still live in traditional palafitos (stilt houses). Jesuit missionaries, who first arrived in small numbers in the 1600s, used local materials and construction techniques to build exquisite chapels. Their work survives in more than 50 wooden churches found in communities such as Castro, Nerc\u00f3n, Chonchi, Dalcahue, and Quinchao; their appearance reflects a hybrid of European and indigenous styles that you won't find anywhere else on earth. $$\nIf you envision yourself on an island in French Polynesia, Bora Bora is the place to hang your hammock. Even novelist James Michener, who penned sweeping epics set in the South Pacific and beyond, dubbed it the world's most beautiful island. Mingled in among the Society Islands northwest of Tahiti, Bora Bora's lowland reefs and islets are lorded over by Mount Pahia and Mount Otemanu, twin peaks forming an extinct volcano in the island's interior. Super-expensive upscale resorts along the western edge\u2014and a fair share of inns and vacation rentals\u2014feature overwater thatch-roofed bungalows built on stilts above shallow, clear-as-gin waters. (Maitai Resort is a comparatively affordable option, considering the $800-plus competition, with rooms from $198 and bungalows from $408, including taxes.) Slip on a sarong and relax while savoring the vision of endless miles of soft sand beaches and lagoons. Luxurious, certainly, but of even greater value is the philosophy of Bora Bora's residents: Aita pea pea. In other words, \"not to worry.\" $$$$\n>>Related: Overwater Bungalows: Stay Literally on the Ocean\nLaid-back, beach-y living coupled with a flamboyant arts scene lends a one-of-a-kind appeal to this lowland island (peak elevation: 18 feet). Key West inspired Mississippi-born balladeer Jimmy Buffett, and it remains hallowed ground for his followers\u2014the \"parrotheads\" that roost here throughout the year and keep the mythical utopia of Margaritaville alive. Tennessee Williams, Harry S. Truman, and Ernest Hemingway were also seduced. Defying easy categorization, Key West is capital of the Conch Republic, the tongue-in-cheek micro-nation created in 1982 by residents proud of their liberal lifestyle. Natural sand beaches are surprisingly rare here, but with the chance to snorkel above North America's only living coral reef and enjoy the company of a Technicolor collection of 400 species of tropical fish, it would be a shame to spend your beach time on land, anyway. When you've dried off, head to Mallory Square to catch street performers during the daily Sunset Celebration. Follow it up with brews along the \"Duval Crawl,\" a tour of watering holes in the early 20th-century buildings that line Duval Street. From there, it's a pleasant, 15-minute walk to the Grand Guesthouse (from $98, including breakfast). $$$\nStart your food crawl at stalls that crowd the streets of Georgetown, Penang's largest city and Malaysia's food capital. The delectable fare on offer memorably mingles Malaysian, Chinese, Indian, and European flavors. Foodies in search of supreme bliss should head to the marketplace Ayer Itam\u2014adjacent to Kek Lok Si (the Temple of Supreme Bliss)\u2014to dine on a variety of dishes based on rice, noodles, fish, shellfish, chicken, pork, vegetables, eggs, and coconut. Look for lor bak (deep-fried marinated minced pork served with a chili sauce); lok-lok (skewered seafood, meats, and vegetables); and ikan bakar (grilled or barbecued fish marinated in spices and coconut milk, wrapped inside banana leaves, and grilled over hot coals). The same fusion of cultures is evident in the local architecture, which ranges from modern high-rises to buildings built by 19th-century British colonialists. Add to the mix beach resorts, preserved mangroves, small fishing villages, and a share of temples, mosques, and churches. Kek Lok Si best exemplifies this coexistence. At seven stories, it's the largest Buddhist temple in Southeast Asia, and it reflects the shared values of Mahayana and Theravada Buddhism\u2014designed with a Chinese octagonal base, a Thai-accented middle tier, and a Burmese-style peak. $$\n>>Related: 7 Little-Known Islands: Get There First\nThe namesake tortoise is only one reason to explore this archipelago overrun with more than 500 spectacular native species found nowhere else. Charles Darwin's 1835 visit sparked his curiosity, leading to his landmark book and the observation that these islands are the \"laboratory of evolution.\" Much of the biological kaleidoscope noted by Darwin\u2014such as penguins, sea lions, finches, blue-footed boobies\u2014is still visible on the Gal\u00e1pagos, which are scattered more than 600 miles west of Ecuador. Look out for the waved albatross, which has a 7- to 8-foot wingspan, on Espa\u00f1ola. Tour operators navigate the islands on everything from luxury catamarans to motor yachts, and many employ naturalists to guide you through the archipelago's rocky coasts, lagoons, coral reefs, bays and white sand beaches. Gap Adventures offers small-group itineraries that often include meals, airfare from Quito, and a cabin aboard a 16-passenger ship. Life on the island is only half the equation, so pack your mask, snorkel, and wet suit. $$$$\n10. PALM ISLANDS DUBAI\nNature creates and removes islands every day, but it took a supernatural influx of cash and credit to create what developers hope will be the permanent Palm Island archipelago. Based on a sketch by a sheikh, the world's largest man-made islands are being dredged up and put in place as destination resorts: the Palm Jumeirah, Palm Jebel Ali, and Palm Deira. Each work-in-progress is designed to attract tourists, who (more than fossil fuels) can provide a renewable source of income. If all goes well, the three islands will be the focal point of Dubai and become a Middle East playground of spas, resorts, upscale residences, villas, and superior shopping malls. Palm Jumeriah is already in place with an Atlantis resort and its wild water park open and a Trump hotel slated to open in 2011. (A more concrete, if off-island option, is the Arabian Courtyard, whose rooms have hardwood floors and richly colored upholstery, with prices as low as $100 a night.) Some islands might be more exotic\u2014and certainly less expensive\u2014but none are more impossibly engineered and ambitious. $$$$\n26 Trips You'll Love to Brag About\nTo Go or Not to Go: 2013",
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        "raw_content": "About Yuba County\nYuba County is situated in the Northern Sacramento Valley, approximately 40 miles north of the State Capitol in Sacramento and two hours away from San Francisco and Lake Tahoe. The boundaries stretch from the farms and orchards of the valley to the timberlands of the Sierras. With an estimated population of 70,000, Yuba County offers its residents the many advantages of a rural lifestyle away from the pressures of the urban areas. The County\u2019s rivers, lakes and outdoor recreation areas provide excellent hunting, fishing, boating and skiing opportunities. Our County vision is to create a \u201cgolden\u201d future for Yuba County by: Inspiring a community of participation, embracing our unique history, and discovering the wealth of our untapped potential.\nThe County of Yuba has 900 allocated positions and a total FY 17/18 budget of $167 million. 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The Communications Manager is a single-position, managerial level in the Sheriff's Communication and Records Unit which oversees technology upgrades and maintenance for communication systems, ensures work quality and adherence to established policies and procedures, manages multiple databases, serves as liaison to other county departments, law enforcement agencies, state and federal agencies and perform related work as assigned.\nhttp://www.co.yuba.ca.us/departments/personnel/documents/Specifications/C/Commun...\nCommuniciations Manager Job Announcement FEB 19.pdf\nThe successful candidate will possess strong management skills with the ability to lead a department that is collaborative, responsive and innovative. The incumbent must be self motivated, accountable and possess the ability to lead, teach and adapt in a fast-pace, multi-tasking environment, and effectively manage multiple communication projects simultaneously. The capability to stay calm and exercise good judgement while making sounds decisions in a variety of conditions, including emergency or potential crisis situations is vital for successful job performance.\nMinimum: Equivalent to completion of a Bachelor\u2019s Degree from an accredited college or university with major coursework in criminal justice or a related field and five years of communications experience with a California law enforcement agency, with three years supervisory experience in a safety communications department or agency. 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Any and all experience and/or training MUST be identified on your application. Resumes, letters and other materials will not be evaluated or considered in lieu of the application.\nON-LINE APPLICATION: Applications may be submitted on-line through CalOpps. Click on the Apply for Job button above to complete the Yuba County employment application and Supplemental Questionnaire (if applicable).\nHARD COPY APPLICATION: You may access a hard copy of the Yuba County employment application and Supplemental Questionnaire by visiting our website at http://www.yuba.org and clicking on the Job Opportunities page. Our applications are available in a Microsoft Word format or fillable PDF, or you may pick up these materials in our office located 915 8th Street, Suite 113, Marysville, CA 95901. Hard copies of applications can be submitted to our office in person, by U.S. Mail or by fax at 530-749-7864. 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        "raw_content": "Canton school board member defends Facebook post\nBy Kelli Weir Repository staff writer\nPost included expletive, discussed differences between queer, straight cultures.\nCANTON A Canton City school board member is standing by a post he shared on Facebook about the differences between queer and straight cultures, and the board's president finds no issues with it, either.\nNadine McIlwain-Massey, a longtime Canton City educator who served on the school board from 2002 to 2013, asked the board Monday to investigate a post that member Eric Resnick shared Jan. 30 titled \u201cThings Queer Culture Teaches That Straight Culture Doesn\u2019t.\u201d She labeled as offensive the use of an expletive and the language the post used to describe sex.\n\u201cHaving served on this board for over 12 years, I know you are a board member 24/7,\u201d she said to the full board. \u201cI also know that you represent all of the citizens of Canton and that you serve the students who attended Canton City Schools from pre-K to 12th grade. That is why I\u2019m disturbed, and you should be also, by the post.\u201d\nShe said the school board spent weeks investigating a statement former Superintendent Adrian E. Allison made to a gay student, and it should put those same efforts to investigating Resnick\u2019s conduct.\n\u201cAre his statements a violation of board policy on social media? Is use of profanity acceptable?\u201d she asked. \u201cHow is social media addressed as part of the school board member\u2019s code of conduct?\u201d\nBoard President John \u201cJ.R.\u201d Rinaldi said he is not pursuing an investigation.\nHe said the board has no policy regarding its members\u2019 use of social media. 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        "raw_content": "If there\u2019s one thing we\u2019ve learned from history, it\u2019s that trends come and go. We don\u2019t have to look much further than hairstyles and fashion to know this to be true. From rats tails to skinny jeans, trends have come, and most have gone. The same can be said about graphic design and web design trends. Here\u2019s how your brand can tell which trends to follow, and when to leave a bad fad alone.\nTHE CYCLICAL NATURE OF DESIGN TRENDS\nA Coca-Cola ad from the 1950s looks vastly different than an advertisement from the 80s, 90s, or today. That\u2019s because as a society, our culture changes, our tastes change, and design, fashion, and lifestyle all change in sync. So, as a company, when considering your brand strategy, do you need to constantly keep changing along with society? Not necessarily. There\u2019s nothing wrong with standing your ground, or standing out, for that matter. Sometimes trends come back around; retro designs and hand lettering, for example, are quite popular at the moment. This design trend pays homage to the days before computers, when graphic design was sitting down with a paintbrush or etching a stone lithograph for a limited run of poster prints.\nWhen computers came into the mix, not many people were using hand painted designs. Think of 80s print advertising: we had big dreams for a bright future with hoverboards and silver jumpsuits. We liked our print advertising neon and loud. The 90s rolled around and we slowly started to feel embarrassed for our 80s trends. But it\u2019s been long enough now that bright, bold, and even neon designs are in again. A perfect example is Memphis Milano and the rise of millennial pink. Simply put, trends change. Some come back, some die off, and some we just wish we could forget completely.\nSo, what should you do as a brand when it comes to design trends?\nBE A FLUID BRAND\nThe ability to be fluid as a brand lets you keep up with the latest trends, always stay relevant, and constantly reinvent yourself. When something new is trending in the design world, you can jump on board and incorporate them into your designs. Being a fluid brand keeps you fresh, hip, and well\u2026trendy. Fluidity allows for endless possibilities, but is it right for your brand to always be doing the next big thing in design trends? If you\u2019re going to be fluid, know the right trends to jump on, and know which to avoid.\nWHO\u2019S DOING IT RIGHT: Warby Parker.\nThey are constantly reinventing not only their products, but their marketing materials and web content to reflect what\u2019s in.\nThere\u2019s absolutely nothing wrong with going against the grain when it comes to design. Doing your own thing will help you stand out from the crowd. Maybe this approach isn\u2019t right for every brand, but it\u2019s certainly a good choice for some. Just be mindful of which direction you choose. Some design approaches can be poorly received, and some are just plain bad. Keep in mind that trends are trends for a reason. If you\u2019re going to go your own way, make sure it\u2019s in a good direction.\nWHO\u2019S DOING IT RIGHT: Apple.\nNot only do they go their own way when it comes to design, but they are often emulated by other brands.\nIf you like the way your brand is represented, why change it? For some brands, there really isn\u2019t a reason to jump on any bandwagons. Some companies do their own thing, and do it successfully. Some even luck out, and what they\u2019ve been doing for years is suddenly in. If hipsters have taught us anything, it\u2019s that some things can be so bad, that they\u2019re actually good. If you\u2019re going to stand your ground, make sure it\u2019s ground worth standing upon.\nWHO\u2019S DOING IT RIGHT: La Croix.\nThey didn\u2019t design their cans to meet the design trends of today, but are wholeheartedly embraced by a sea of devoted fans.\nAs a creative agency, we keep a close eye on design trends. The design world is a fickle and cruel mistress. What\u2019s hip today is played out and tired tomorrow. So, is keeping up with what\u2019s in for the moment even worth it? The short answer is, that\u2019s up to you. Need a second opinion? We\u2019re here to help.\nCategories Design, Strategy, Trends",
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        "raw_content": "Did Obama Bring Hope to Notre Dame?\nNow that the incident is behind us, let me make a confession: I wasn't at all surprised when Notre Dame announced that President Obama would be the commencement speaker, and receive an honorary degree.\nShocked, yes. Appalled, definitely. Perhaps \"scandalized\" would not be too strong a word. But surprised? Not at all.\nLet's be honest: Notre Dame's decision to honor the President was perfectly in keeping with the overall trend in the university's policies over the past 40 years.\nThe invitation to Obama prompted many conservative Catholics to announce that Notre Dame had sold its birthright-- had betrayed its Catholic identity for the sake of secular prestige. I don't disagree with that diagnosis. But as I read the laments, despite my sympathy with the authors, I couldn't help but recall that memorable scene in A Man for All Seasons, when Richard Rich tells Cromwell that he is pensive because \"I've lost my innocence.\" Cromwell shoots back: \"Some time ago. You only just noticed?\"\nNotre Dame made the decision to downplay its Catholic identity \"some time ago\"-- in the 1960s, when the Holy Cross fathers ceded administrative control to a lay board, and Father Ted Hesburgh led the charge as the presidents of leading Catholic colleges signed the Land o' Lakes statement, virtually declaring their independence from the Church magisterium.\nFor the span of a full generation now, Notre Dame has been plotting its educational course to satisfy secular standards. The school boasts a magnificent Catholic heritage, and there are many fine, devout Catholics on the faculty and in the student body. (In all the times I have visited the campus, I have never passed by the grotto and failed to find someone praying there.) But for most practical purposes Notre Dame has been a secularized institution for decades. It is possible, certainly, to receive a fine and distinctively Catholic education at Notre Dame. But it is also possible to matriculate and graduate as an agnostic-- not having consciously rejected the faith, but having remained indifferent through those four crucial years.\nA major university should be not only an educational institution but an engine of change, producing bright young people who will bring about change in society. For a distinctively Catholic institution, the goal of that change should be the spread of the Gospel. Students should be formed, enabled, and encouraged to bring their neighbors and colleagues closer to Christ.\nYes, a Catholic school should be an instrument of cultural change. And I feel sure that Notre Dame administrators, past and present, would agree on that point. But here is the crucial consideration: What sort of cultural change does the school encourage? Does the university expect its alumni to change society, to conform to the teachings of the Catholic Church? Or to change the Church, to conform to the prevailing wisdom of secular society. At a typical commencement ceremony (whether or not the President attends), are the graduating seniors exhorted to be loyal Catholics who reform America, or loyal Americans who reform the Church?\n(If you cannot quickly answer that question as it applies to Notre Dame, let me pose a second question that might help to clarify things. Over the past 25 years, who has been the most prominent theologian on the Notre Dame faculty? I am not asking for the name of the best theologian, or the one whose work will have the most lasting impact, but the one whose name springs immediately to mind: Father Richard McBrien.)\nIt is a bleak picture: as bleak as January in northwestern Indiana. Notre Dame is not lost to the faith; many fine Catholic students and professors thrive there. But the university, as an institution, is not dedicated to the pursuit and promotion of truth as the Church proclaims that truth. Which means that Notre Dame, the most prestigious of all America's Catholic universities, is not really a Catholic university in the true meaning of that term.\nBut again, this is not news; all this has been true for decades. However, for decades the leadership of the Catholic Church in this country chose to ignore the problem, and maintain the pretence that Notre Dame, and many other similar schools, remained what it had once been: a bastion of the faith.\nNow that has \"changed, changed utterly.\" And with apologies to Yeats, I dare to hope and pray that another \"terrible beauty is born.\"\nWith the invitation to President Obama, the administrators under the Golden Dome confirmed what perceptive observers had known for a generation: Notre Dame judges as the world judges. The White House carries enormous prestige. The fact that its current occupant promotes policies inimical to the Catholic faith is an afterthought.\nThe conflict between what a Catholic university should be and what Notre Dame had become-- the \"disconnect,\" to use the popular term-- was suddenly too great to overlook. So over the past several weeks more than 80 American bishops have clearly, explicitly stated that Notre Dame was wrong to honor President Obama at commencement. This display of episcopal leadership is completely unprecedented, at least in my lifetime. After so many years of silence-- a silence that appeared to give tacit consent--dozens of bishops have chastised the leaders of a major Catholic institution for their failure to uphold the faith.\nPresident Obama's appearance at Notre Dame may be forgotten by secular essayists; the event may be mentioned only in the footnotes of American political history. But it could be a major turning point in the history of American Catholicism.\nWill this be the incident that finally roused the American hierarchy from its slumber? Will this be the moment at which Catholic educators are forced to confront their responsibilities, to mold their schools into institutions that respect and promote Catholic truth once again? 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        "raw_content": "Chapter Nine - Why Are Many Called, But Few Chosen?\nThe Orthodox Christian world teaches that from the time of Jesus\u2019 ministry God has been trying to \u201csave\u201d mankind. But when we observe world conditions today\u2014and consider that Christianity itself is rapidly declining\u2014 we can only conclude that God is failing in His efforts to \u201csave\u201d the world. Is this really the case? Is God now trying to \u201csave the world\u201d? As we will see, from the time of Jesus\u2019 ministry to His soon-coming return (about 2,000 years), \u201cmany are called but few are chosen\u201d to receive eternal life (Matt. 20:16; 22:14).\nWhy is that? First, we need to consider the state of modern Christianity. We know there are billions of Bibles in the world, in many languages.1 The Bible is also available to hundreds of millions of people through digital devices, with the numbers soaring into the billions. Even though the Word of God is readily available, and professing \u201cChristians\u201d supposedly believe in the name of Christ, they know little to nothing about what the Bible actually teaches\u2014let alone grasp God\u2019s true plan of salvation.\nHow can that be? If we look around the world, we can see that men have formed innumerable \u201cChristian\u201d denominations with billions of followers. Yet, as unfathomable as it may seem, these churches are not of God. Rather, they are counterfeit versions of Christianity.2 Such spurious organizations use certain parts of the Bible to present a veneer of Christianity. But what they teach has little relevance to the original Christianity Jesus taught. For example, few ministers teach their followers to truly repent of their sins\u2014 and claim that the Law has been abolished. Instead of clear biblical directives, they believe and follow the traditions of their religious affiliations. This is why most people are unwilling to believe the Bible, obey God, and keep His commandments!\nJesus revealed to His disciples that many people would, over time, hear the call of God, but only a few would actually respond to that call. The fact is, only those who truly believe in Jesus, repent of their sins, are baptized, and receive the Holy Spirit are chosen to receive eternal life. They are the ones who sincerely love God and keep His commandments in spirit and truth\u2014and will always remain faithful (Rev. 17:14).\nAs Jesus warned His disciples, the majority of people would follow the broad, easy way of human nature\u2014the way that leads to destruction. They tend to follow false teachers and false prophets who claim to represent Jesus.3 Indeed, this has been true of every generation since Jesus\u2019 time. Notice His warning:\n\u201cEnter in through the narrow gate; for wide is the gate and broad is the way that leads to destruction, and many are those who enter through it [Is this not where the world is headed today?]; for narrow is the gate and difficult is the way that leads to life, and few are those who find it.\n\u201cBut beware of false prophets who come to you in sheep\u2019s clothing, for within they are ravening wolves. You shall know them by their fruits. They do not gather grapes from thorns, or figs from thistles, do they? In the same way, every good tree produces good fruit, but a corrupt tree produces evil fruit. A good tree cannot produce evil fruit, nor can a corrupt tree produce good fruit. Every tree that is not producing good fruit is cut down and is cast into the fire. Therefore, you shall assuredly know them by their fruits.\n\u201cNot everyone who says to Me, \u2018Lord, Lord,\u2019 shall enter into the kingdom of heaven; but the one who is doing [practicing and obeying] the will of My Father, Who is in heaven.\n\u201cMany [all of the ministers of today\u2019s false Christianity] will say to Me in that day [the day of judgment], \u2018Lord, Lord, did we not prophesy through Your name? And did we not cast out demons through Your name? And did we not perform many works of power through Your name?\u2019 And then I will confess to them, \u2018I never knew you. Depart from Me, you who work lawlessness [and teach that the Law has been abolished, when Jesus said He did not come to abolish the Law or the Prophets (Matt. 5:17-18)].\u2019\n\u201cTherefore, everyone [the few] who hears these words of Mine and practices them [as a way of life], I will compare him to a wise man, who built his house upon the rock; and the rain came down, and the floods came, and the winds blew, and beat upon that house; but it did not fall, for it was founded upon the rock [that Rock is Jesus Christ (I Cor. 10:4)].\n\u201cAnd everyone [the majority] who hears these words of Mine and does not practice them shall be compared to a foolish man, who built his house upon the sand; and the rain came down, and the floods came, and the winds blew, and beat upon that house; and it fell, and great was the fall of it\u201d (Matt. 7:13-27).\nLack of True Belief and Obedience Brings Automatic Spiritual Blindness: As He began His ministry, Jesus personally called and chose the twelve original apostles.4 He trained them for three and a half years\u2014 progressively teaching them much spiritual truth.\nOn the other hand, in His public messages to the multitudes that followed Him, Jesus often spoke in parables. Realizing that parables typically cloud the truth, Jesus\u2019 disciples asked: \u201c \u2018Why do You speak to them in parables?\u2019 And He answered and said to them, \u2018Because it has been given to you [the few] to know the mysteries of the kingdom of heaven, but to them [the multitudes] it has not been given. For whoever has understanding [the few who have been chosen], to him more shall be given, and he shall have an abundance; but whoever does not have understanding [the many, those not chosen], even what he has shall be taken away from him.\n\u201c \u2018For this reason I speak to them in parables, because seeing, they see not; and hearing, they hear not; neither do they understand. And in them is fulfilled the prophecy of Isaiah, which says, \u201cIn hearing you shall hear, and in no way understand; and in seeing you shall see, and in no way perceive; for the heart of this people has grown fat, and their ears are dull of hearing, and their eyes they have closed\u2026\u201d \u2019 \u201d (Matt. 13:10-15).\nMultitudes of people followed Jesus, heard Him speak, and saw His miracles and healings. Yes, they desired to see Him, to hear Him, and to be healed by Him; but they refused to believe and obey Him. In so doing, they brought upon themselves automatic spiritual blindness.\nAfter quoting Isaiah, Jesus made an incredible statement. He declared that because the multitudes refused to believe, He did not want them to understand and be converted at that time! Though they heard the call, their refusal to repent, believe and obey meant that they could not be chosen at that time. This is why Jesus spoke to them in parables. This verifies what He said, that \u201cmany are called, but only a few are chosen\u201d\u2014because only the few truly believe God and repent. Notice how Jesus described the spiritual condition of the multitudes: They were dull of hearing and had closed their eyes\u2014\u201clest they should see with their eyes, and should hear with their ears, and should understand with their hearts, and should be converted, and I should heal them\u201d (Matt. 13:15).\nOverwhelmingly, most people have continued in this way since Jesus\u2019 time. Because they refuse to believe, they inflict spiritual blindness upon themselves. Again, this is why \u201cmany are called, but few are chosen.\u201d\nOn the other hand, notice what Jesus said to His few chosen disciples who had answered His call: \u201cBut blessed are your eyes, because they see; and your ears, because they hear\u2026. Therefore, hear the parable of the sower: When anyone hears the Word of the kingdom and does not understand it, the wicked one comes and snatches away that which was sown in his heart. This is the one who was sown by the way. Now the one who was sown upon the rocky places is the one who hears the Word [of God] and immediately receives it with joy; but because he has no root in himself, he does not endure; for when tribulation or persecution arises because of the Word, he is quickly offended. And the one who was sown among the thorns is the one who hears the Word, but the cares of this life and the deceitfulness of riches choke the Word, and it becomes unfruitful.\n\u201cBut the one who was sown on good ground, this is the one who hears the Word [the seed is the Word of God (Luke 8:10)] and understands, who indeed brings forth fruit and produces\u2014one a hundredfold, another sixtyfold and another thirtyfold\u201d (Matt. 13:16, 18-23).\nAfter Jesus had spoken another parable about sowing the good seed and the tares, He dismissed the multitude. \u201cThen His disciples came to Him, saying, \u2018Explain to us the parable of the tares of the field.\u2019 And He answered and said to them, \u2018The One Who sows the good seed is the Son of man; and the field is the world; and the good seed, these are the children of the kingdom; but the tares are the children of the wicked one.\n\u201c \u2018Now the enemy who sowed them is the devil; and the harvest is the end of the age [when Jesus returns], and the reapers are the angels. Therefore, as the tares are gathered and consumed in the fire, so shall it be in the end of this age. The Son of man shall send forth His angels, and they shall gather out of His kingdom all the offenders and those who are practicing lawlessness; and they shall cast them into the furnace of fire; there shall be weeping and gnashing of teeth. Then shall the righteous shine forth as the sun in the kingdom of their Father. The one who has ears to hear, let him hear\u2019 \u201d (Matt. 13:36-43).\nHow Does God Call Us?\nAs Jesus said, \u201cMany are called, but few are chosen.\u201d But how does God call us? Jesus commanded His apostles to go into all the world, to all nations (Matt. 28:18-20), even \u201cto the ends of the earth\u201d (Acts 1:8). However, all of the apostles died before reaching the \u201cends of the earth.\u201d On the other hand, reaching the \u201cends of the earth\u201d has been and is being accomplished through the published Word of God\u2014Old and New Testaments.\nJesus also prophesied that before the end of this age the Gospel would be preached and published in all the world. \u201cAnd this gospel of the kingdom shall be proclaimed in all the world for a witness to all nations; and then shall the end come\u201d (Matt. 24:14). Jesus also said, \u201cAnd the gospel must first be published among all nations\u201d (Mark 13:10).\nSince these prophecies have been only partially fulfilled, the Gospel will continue to be proclaimed until Christ\u2019s return. Billions of people will yet be able to hear the witness of God. In fact, in the final days of this age, everyone on earth will receive the greatest witness of all time!5 But true to Jesus\u2019 words, only a few will heed the witness and answer God\u2019s call to repentance!\nLet\u2019s examine some of the ways God calls a person today. The calling of God begins with the Word of God\u2014when a person reads the Bible or hears the Scriptures being preached. It could be through a television program, a DVD or CD, or by listening to a radio program\u2014or it could simply be through reading biblical articles, booklets or books. Moreover, a calling can be initiated when a person shares his or her Christian experience with a nonChristian.\nMost often, God begins to call us when we are experiencing times of trouble, sickness, the death of a loved one, the loss of a job, or when we are disillusioned because everything seems to be going wrong. We experience problems, difficulties, and trials in our lives\u2014we feel overwhelmed, at the end of our rope, even lost. We don\u2019t know what to do! At some point, we realize how helpless we really are!\nWhen people are going through times like this, they often begin calling out to God. For many, crying out to God may be their very first prayer. God hears those prayers and will answer! He will intervene and bring relief, comfort, and give us peace in our minds and hearts. This is all a part of how God brings us to Christ (John 6:44).\nThis is what Jesus meant when He said, \u201cAsk, and it shall be given to you. Seek, and you shall find. Knock, and it shall be opened to you. For everyone who asks receives, and the one who seeks finds, and to the one who knocks it shall be opened\u201d (Matt. 7:7-8). This is what Jesus promised!\nHow Does God Know When We Begin to Seek Him? To most people, God is somewhere far away. Many even ask, \u201cDoes God really know I exist? How can He possibly know anything about me?\u201d\nBut God is not far off! He declares that He is near: \u201c \u2018Am I a God Who is near,\u2019 says the LORD, \u2018and not a God afar off? Can anyone hide himself in secret places so that I shall not see him?\u2019 says the LORD. \u2018Do I not fill the heavens and the earth [all creation]?\u2019 says the LORD\u201d (Jer. 23:23-24).\nObviously, God is not near to the wicked. However, He is near to those who call out to Him for help and seek Him with a repentant attitude. Here is how we are to seek God: \u201cSeek the LORD while He may be found; call upon Him while He is near. Let the wicked forsake his way, and the unrighteous man his thoughts; and let him return to the LORD, and He will have mercy upon him; and to our God, for He will abundantly pardon\u201d (Isa. 55:6-7).\nWe must turn to God with a humble heart. \u201cThe LORD is near to the broken-hearted and saves those who are of a contrite spirit\u201d (Psa. 34:18). We must call out to God from the depths of our heart in truth. \u201cThe LORD is near unto all who call upon Him, unto all who call upon Him in truth. He will fulfill the desire of those who fear Him; He also will hear their cry, and will save them. The LORD watches over all who love Him, but all the wicked He will destroy\u201d (Psa. 145:18-20).\nJesus and the Seven Spirits: Few people understand how God is able to watch over those who seek, obey and love Him, as well as, to know what the wicked are doing. The answer involves what Jesus calls the \u201cseven spirits.\u201d John writes, \u201c[To] the seven churches that are in Asia: Grace and peace be to you from Him Who is, and Who was, and Who is to come; and from the seven spirits that are before His [God\u2019s] throne; and from Jesus Christ, the faithful Witness, the Firstborn from the dead, and the Ruler of the kings of the earth\u2026\u201d (Rev. 1:4-5).\nIn His message to the church at Sardis, Jesus states that He has, or utilizes, the seven spirits of God. \u201cThese things says He Who has the seven spirits of God and the seven stars\u2026\u201d (Rev. 3:1). (The seven stars are the seven angels to the seven churches\u2014Rev. 1:20).\nWhen in vision, John was taken up to the very throne of God, he also sees the seven spirits. \u201cAfter these things I looked, and behold, a door opened in heaven; and the first voice that I heard was as if a trumpet were speaking with me, saying, \u2018Come up here, and I will show you the things that must take place after these things.\u2019 And immediately I was in the Spirit; and behold, a throne was set in heaven, and One was sitting on the throne. And He Who was sitting was in appearance like a jasper stone and a sardius stone; and a rainbow was around the throne, like an emerald in its appearance.\n\u201cAnd around the throne were twenty-four thrones; and on the thrones I saw twenty-four elders sitting, clothed in white garments; and they had on their heads golden crowns. And proceeding from the throne were lightnings and thunders and voices; and seven lamps of fire, which are the seven spirits of God, were burning before the throne\u201d (Rev. 4:1-5).\nWhat is the purpose of the seven spirits? Why are they there? What do they do? We find the answer in Revelation five. As John continued looking at the throne of God, he wrote, \u201cThen I saw, and behold, before the throne and the four living creatures, and before the elders, was standing a Lamb as having been slain [Jesus Christ], having seven horns [the seven churches of chapters 2 and 3] and seven eyes, which are the seven spirits of God that are sent into all the earth\u201d (Rev. 5:6).\nThese seven spirits, used and controlled by Christ, are seven special \u201ceyes\u201d of God that are \u201csent into all the earth.\u201d Why are they sent into all the earth? What do they do?\nThe Old Testament prophet Zechariah saw a vision of the throne of God, which included a lampstand with seven lamps. When he inquired about the lamps, God told him, \u201cThese seven are the eyes of the LORD which run to and fro through the whole earth\u201d (Zech. 4:10).\nWhy do they \u201crun to and fro through the whole earth\u201d? As we will see, God uses them to keep watch over the entire earth, including all the nations. This is how God can know exactly what is going on at all times. \u201cHe rules by His power forever; His eyes keep watch upon the nations\u2026\u201d (Psa. 66:7). This applies to individuals as well. \u201cFor the eyes of the LORD run to and fro in all the whole earth to show Himself strong on behalf of those whose heart is perfect toward Him\u201d (II Chron. 16:9).\nThe following passage is similar to what John saw in Revelation: \u201cThe LORD is in His holy temple; the LORD\u2019S throne is in heaven. His eyes behold; His searching gaze tests the children of men. The LORD tries the righteous, but His soul hates the wicked and the one who loves violence\u201d (Psa. 11:4-5).\nThus, Jesus Christ, Who was the LORD God of the Old Testament, uses these seven \u201ceyes\u201d\u2014which are constantly going throughout the whole world\u2014to find those who are seeking Him (as well as those who are living wickedly). This is how He knows who is seeking God, and can thus hear their prayers. This is how God can see everything\u2014good and evil: \u201cThe eyes of the LORD are upon the righteous, and His ears are open to their cry. The face of the LORD is against those who do evil, to cut off the memory of them from the earth. The righteous cry, and the LORD hears, and delivers them out of all their troubles. The LORD is near to the brokenhearted and saves those who are of a contrite spirit\u201d (Psa. 34:15-18).\nAfter God has answered our first prayers, we will begin to hunger and thirst for additional knowledge about God and Christ. Jesus will respond to us as He promised: \u201cBlessed are those who hunger and thirst after righteousness, for they will be filled\u201d (Matt. 5:6). When we come to Jesus, the spiritual \u201cbread of life,\u201d we will be filled. He said, \u201cI am the bread of life; the one who comes to Me shall never hunger; and the one who believes in Me shall never thirst at any time\u201d (John 6:35). This is how we answer God\u2019s call\u2014by drawing close to God and Christ.\nAs God draws us more and more\u2014and as we yield to His will and repent of our sins\u2014we begin to keep His commandments more fully. Ultimately, our desire is to be among those who are chosen.\nNow that we have seen that \u201cmany are called, but few are chosen,\u201d the question is, How does God choose? Since God has given us absolute independent free moral agency, the answer ultimately depends on our response to God\u2019s call to repent, believe the Gospel, and believe in Jesus as our personal Savior.\nWhen people hear God\u2019s call and do not respond, it is often because they do not realize that they have sinned and need to repent. Sin is much greater than just having \u201cdone wrong\u201d\u2014and repentance is so much more than just \u201cfeeling sorry\u201d for what one has done. We must come to see ourselves inherently as sinners. This proverb summarizes it well: \u201cThere is a way [of life and a way of thinking] which seems right to a man [he does not realize it is wrong], but the end [result] thereof is the way of death\u201d (Prov. 14:12).\nBut what is sin? The apostle John gives us a clear biblical definition: \u201c[For] sin is the transgression of the law\u201d (I John 3:4; KJV). A literal translation brings out a much broader meaning: \u201cEveryone who practices sin is also practicing lawlessness, for sin is lawlessness.\u201d To \u201cpractice\u201d sin means a person is living a life that is constantly and repeatedly transgressing the laws and commandments of God\u2014in other words, habitually \u201cpracticing lawlessness\u201d as a way of living. Lawlessness encompasses many things: to be against all law; to foster chaos and anarchy; to live without God\u2019s laws and commandments; to live with a mixture of some of God\u2019s laws and the traditions or teachings of men; or, to add to or take away from the laws and commandments of God. But the truth is, \u201call have sinned and come short of the glory of God.\u201d\nSo how and when does God \u201cchoose\u201d a person?\nThe answer involves the work of God the Father\u2014because the Father is directly involved in choosing, or selecting, those who answer Jesus\u2019 call to repentance. Moreover, Jesus made it clear that only He could reveal the Father to those called: \u201cAt that time Jesus answered and said, \u2018I praise You, O Father, Lord of heaven and earth, that You have hidden these things from the wise and intelligent, and have revealed them to babes. Yes, Father, for it was well pleasing in Your sight to do this. All things were delivered to Me by My Father; and no one knows the Son except the Father; neither does anyone know the Father except the Son, and the one to whom the Son personally chooses to reveal Him\u2019 \u201d (Matt. 11:25-27; also see I Cor. 1:2631).\nIndeed, in order to come to the Father, one must come through Jesus: \u201cI am the way, and the truth, and the life; no one comes to the Father except through Me\u201d (John 14:6).\nBut Jesus also revealed that being chosen for eternal life involves the Father\u2019s initiative. Jesus explains: \u201cNo one can come to Me unless the Father, Who sent Me, draws him\u2026\u201d (John 6:44). Thus, God the Father draws people with His Spirit, leading them to repentance. As Romans 2:4 shows, it is the \u201cgraciousness of God\u201d that leads us to repentance. In other words, repentance is by the grace of God, Who draws individuals to Christ. And one must continue to respond to the leading of God, or He will cease and withdraw His Spirit.\nJohn writes about an occasion when many of Jesus\u2019 disciples left Him because they were offended at some of His teachings. When they departed, they turned their backs on God\u2019s call to eternal life. Instead of repenting and seeking to understand what Jesus was teaching, they left. Again, \u201cmany are called, but few are chosen.\u201d When those disciples left, God ceased to draw them and withdrew His Spirit. Thus, they were not chosen for eternal life.\nTo the disciples who remained, Jesus reiterated that to be chosen for eternal life is the joint action of God the Father and Himself: \u201c \u2018But there are some of you who do not believe.\u2019 For Jesus knew from the beginning who were the ones that did not believe, and who would betray Him. And He said, \u2018For this reason, I have said to you, no one can come to Me unless it has been given to him from My Father.\u2019 From that time, many of His disciples went back and walked no more with Him. Therefore, Jesus said to the twelve, \u2018Are you also desiring to go away?\u2019 Then Simon Peter answered Him, \u2018Lord, to whom shall we go? You have the words of eternal life\u2019 \u201d (John 6:64-68).\nDecades later, John wrote that there is no eternal life without both God the Father and Jesus the Christ: \u201cI did not write to you because you do not know the truth, but because you know it, and you understand that not one lie comes from the truth. Who is the liar if it is not the one who denies that Jesus is the Christ? He is the antichrist\u2014the one who denies the Father and the Son. Anyone who denies the Son does not have the Father either\u201d (I John 2:21-23).\nWhen a person truly repents of his or her past sins and accepts the shed blood of Jesus as full payment for those sins, it is necessary to then be baptized by full immersion in water. Under the New Covenant, water baptism symbolizes the death of the old sinful self. In baptism, God spiritually conjoins this symbolic death of the repentant sinner with Jesus\u2019 crucifixion and death. Through baptism, the new believer makes a solemn pledge to God to cease living in sin and to love God and keep His commandments as a way of life.\nPaul makes this absolutely clear: \u201cWhat then shall we say? Shall we continue in sin, so that grace may abound? MAY IT NEVER BE! We who died to sin, how shall we live any longer therein? Or are you ignorant that we, as many as were baptized into Christ Jesus, were baptized into His death?\n\u201cTherefore, we were buried with Him through the baptism into the death; so that, just as Christ was raised from the dead by the glory of the Father, in the same way, we also should walk in newness of life [loving God and keeping His commandments]. For if we have been conjoined together in the likeness of His death, so also shall we be in the likeness of His resurrection [the promise of eternal life].\n\u201cKnowing this, that our old man was co-crucified with Him in order that the body of sin might be destroyed, so that we might no longer be enslaved to sin; because the one who has died to sin has been justified from sin [all of one\u2019s sins have been forgiven]. Now if we died together with Christ, we believe that we shall also live with Him\u201d (Rom. 6:1-8).\nAfter being baptized, the elder or minister lays his hands on the head of the believer and prays to God the Father that he or she may receive the gift of the Holy Spirit (Acts 2:38; 8:15; 19:1-6). Following baptism\u2014upon receiving the Holy Spirit\u2014the new believer is fully chosen by God the Father and Jesus Christ.\nIn the next chapter we will see how the newly baptized believer is to live and walk in newness of life, as led by the Holy Spirit of God.\n1. Today, there are almost seven billion Bibles in circulation covering every major language\u2014that\u2019s nearly a Bible for every person on earth! In addition, there are multiple millions of digital Bibles used on a variety of electronic devices.\n2. For a scriptural summary of true Christianity, please see \u201cBeliefs and Doctrines of the New Testament Church\u201d at www.cbcg.org/beliefs.htm.\n3. Concerning false teachers and false prophets, see Matt. 24:11, 24; Mark 13:22; Acts 20:29-30; II Cor. 11:13-15; II Pet. 2:1-3; and I John 4:1.\n4. Of the original apostles Jesus called and chose, it was Judas Iscariot who betrayed Him. He was later replaced by Matthias (Acts 1:26).\n5. The greatest witness of the Gospel will yet come from the Two Witnesses and the three angels\u2019 messages (see Rev. 11:3-12; 14:6-11).",
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        "raw_content": "Celestine Vision Staff Notes:\nWe continue to learn how humans use power and control in relationships to gain security, as humans primarily feel lost and insecure in the world. Instead of seeking security through the connection with the Divine Mind we call God, we have found it by force.\nWhen we gain insight into our conflicts, we understand and resolve more than our day-to-day personal disagreements. We grasp the long-term secret of how to end conflicts of all kinds.\nWhen it comes to familial relationships (some of the most important relationships in our lives), we see the reality is that family relationships endure conflict just like other relationships will. Some family relationships will even end due to these disagreements. A shared familial bond does not mean family relationships are immune to strife. However, if family members make an effort to improve their relationships and work out disagreements, they can enjoy lasting happiness in their relationships with each other.\nOne of the first things to keep in mind when understanding family relationship problems is that a relationship involves two people. This is two people with their own thoughts, desires, emotions, and opinions. Between any two people, there is always potential for conflict. No one agrees on everything all the time. How people handle these inevitable conflicts will determine the stability of their relationship with each other.\nMany people hate dealing with conflict. They don\u2019t like possibly upsetting someone else or being upset themselves. They\u2019re scared that expressing their true feelings will hurt the other person\u2019s feelings or alter the relationship forever. These people simply avoid communicating their feelings in a direct way, opting instead to be passive aggressive or to bottle up their feelings, which will result in a blow up later. While eschewing conflict for false peace might be comfortable in the short term, it will have negative consequences in the long term, especially in a familial relationship.\nNo matter how uncomfortable it may feel, family members should always talk to each other when they\u2019re upset with each other. It\u2019s much easier to work out a disagreement, or at least come to a compromise when the two people in the relationship are open and honest with each other. It\u2019s not worth damaging or even losing a treasured family relationship just because one or both family members find it difficult to approach each other about disagreements.\nWhen engaged in an argument, both people usually think they\u2019re right and that the other person is wrong. Obviously, both people can\u2019t be right. Unless the conflict is exceptionally simple, \u201cright\u201d usually falls somewhere in between, and both people need to compromise with each other. Conflicts of beliefs and ideas are almost never solved by one person doing a complete 180 and coming over to the other person\u2019s side. The important thing for family members to realize is that they should love and respect the other person even when they disagree.\nThe Truth About Your Family Relationships\nFamily members sometimes feel as if they don\u2019t owe each other the same respect as they would someone to whom they aren\u2019t related, but this couldn\u2019t be further from the truth. Family members should be treated with as much respect as anyone else. People should never operate under the assumption that just because someone is family, they will endure any behavior because \u201cfamily is forever.\u201d Family relationships will only last throughout the years if they are based on a foundation of mutual love and respect.\nMost family relationships are always worth the effort it takes to maintain them. Many people have probably experienced rifts in their families between relatives that have quarreled for years. Most of these relationships could probably be salvaged if the two relatives approached each other openly and honestly with compassion and worked to establish a compromise.\nWhile most family relationships are mutually beneficial and worth maintaining, the sad reality is that not all family relationships are healthy. What\u2019s important to realize is that people in any healthy relationship will argue. These arguments should be handled maturely and compassionately. However, family members who purposely try to make each other feel guilty or uncomfortable are not treating each other with respect, and these relationships can be even be mentally abusive.\nThe Legacy of Wayne Dyer\tHow to Grow From Change",
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        "raw_content": "Forerunner, \"Bible Study,\" May-August 2018\nSin Causes Separation\nReconciliation and the Day of Atonement\nWhat Do You Mean . . . Salvation?\nIn Romans 5:6, the apostle Paul declares that \u201cChrist died for the ungodly.\u201d The Greek word for \u201cungodly\u201d is aseb\u0113s, meaning \u201cthose without any reverence toward God.\u201d The first man and woman, Adam and Eve, showed little reverence toward God. They were heedless when He warned them of the deadly outcome of their disobedience (Genesis 2:17; 3:3).\nSince then, all humans have followed their example, falling from God\u2019s favor because of unbelief, \u201cfor all have sinned, and come short of the glory of God\u201d (Romans 3:23). Essentially, man is unwilling or unable to recognize God\u2019s sovereignty and holiness, which causes him to fall short of being what God intends him to be.\nThe countermeasure for man\u2019s sinfulness is the perfect, sacrificial life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ, culminating in our opportunity for justification (Romans 4:25). The objective of justification is not merely to render a guilt-free verdict for the repentant sinner, nor does it provide a special certificate of eternal life to its recipient. Instead, it is a spiritual act\u2014part of a spiritual process\u2014with spiritual effects that open the way to salvation and eternal life.\n1. Does justification cleanse us of all our past sins? I John 2:2, 12; Ephesians 5:26; Hebrews 1:3; Zechariah 13:1.\nComment: Although it can be difficult to fathom and easy to forget, the repentant sinner is cleared of all past sin upon receiving justification by faith through the blood of Jesus Christ (Romans 8:1). The Old Testament speaks frequently of God\u2019s promises to cleanse His people of their transgressions (Isaiah 1:18; Ezekiel 36:25; Jeremiah 33:8), while in the New Testament, the apostles Peter, John, and Paul frequently refer to God\u2019s cleansing forgiveness (II Peter 1:9; I John 1:7, 9; Titus 2:14).\n2. Does justification enable greater access to God? Romans 5:1-2.\nComment: Without a doubt, our sins separate us from God (Genesis 3:24; Isaiah 59:2; Galatians 5:19-21). Graciously, our heavenly Father desires a closer relationship with us, His elect (John 17:3, 20-21). In Leviticus 26:12, our Creator promises, \u201cI will walk among you and be your God, and you shall be My people.\u201d In John 14:6, that same divine Being\u2014in the form of Jesus Christ\u2014testifies that He provides our ultimate path to God the Father. In Romans 5:1-2, the apostle Paul flatly asserts that justification brings us access to His grace, the undeserved favor that He grants to His faithful, humble children through Jesus Christ (James 4:6). In Ephesians 2:18 and 3:12, Paul mentions this same access, strongly implying that such access is exclusive to our calling and not available to the world.\n3. Does justification bring us peace? Romans 5:1.\nComment: Paul provides the answer in Romans 5:1, \u201cTherefore, having been justified by faith, we have peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ\u201d (emphasis ours). By declaring the repentant sinner not guilty, justification helps to remove, not only the disturbing guilt from his conscience, but also the fear of being called before God and condemned (Isaiah 57:20-21; Romans 5:9), replacing the guilt and fear with hope (Romans 5:2; Titus 3:7). Such peace enables the justified to draw even closer to God with a more confident assurance of His mercy (Hebrews 4:16; 7:19; 10:19).\n4. Does the fruit of justification provide a pathway for our salvation? Titus 3:4-7; Romans 6:22.\nComment: The apostle Paul makes it abundantly clear that before justification, our sins only led to death (Romans 6:20-21). \u201cBut now having been set free from sin, and having become slaves of God, you have your fruit to holiness, and the end, everlasting life\u201d (Romans 6:22). In Titus 3:7, Paul declares \u201cthat having been justified by His grace we should become heirs according to the hope of eternal life.\u201d Peter also expresses that the fruit of our faith is \u201cthe salvation of your souls\u201d (l Peter 1:9).\nThe repentant Christian, cleansed of his sins through the divine act of justification, has ample reason to hope, not only for a special intimacy with God the Father and His Son, but also for the unique, spiritual peace he receives along the path that leads to eternal life (John 16:33; 17:2-3, 20-26).",
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        "raw_content": "Dougco seeking super superintendent\nBy Rebecca Jones - February 25, 2010\nWanted: Proven leader, passionate about children, supportive of school choice and educational options, commitment to performance-based compensation, good communicator, adept at innovative money management strategies.\nAnd we DO mean adept at innovation. As in, how the heck do we make up a $30 million budget shortfall in a county where low taxes are a mantra and the board of education is viewed by some as an extension of the county Republican Party, yet parents still expect their kids to academically outperform every other school district in the state?\nThat\u2019s no easy task facing the next Douglas County superintendent of schools, so the school board is doing its homework to improve the odds of finding just the right person for the job. The board has hired a search firm and hopes to begin interviewing candidates by mid-March, and to have someone in place by summer. The new superintendent will replace Jim Christensen, who resigned last fall.\nOn Monday, board members spent nearly two hours picking the brain of Rick Hess, resident scholar and director of education policy studies for the American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research, a pro-business Washington think tank with deep ties to the neo-conservative movement. Hess is long-time supporter of charter schools, merit pay for teachers, innovative staffing policies and other strategies that depart from school district business as usual.\n\u201cWe have historically given a great deal of latitude to our superintendents. We have a culture of not meddling in the details too much,\u201d said board chairman John Carson. \u201cWe want to maintain that. We want to set the direction of the ship but the person we hire will run it lock, stock and barrel. What should we be looking for?\u201d he asked Hess. \u201cDo we want a conventional superintendent? Someone with a non-conventional background?\u201d\nHess\u2019s advice: \u201cThere\u2019s no magic in being non-traditional,\u201d he said. \u201cIn 20 years, we\u2019ve tried an array of generals and lawyers. What matters is the context in which you bring in that new leader, the teams they build, the systems at their disposal, the data, the staff, and their skills and knowledge. So don\u2019t think that if you just get the right coach everything else figures itself out. Getting that right leader is just one piece of a larger puzzle.\u201d\nIs the board looking for its next superintendent to implement practices that currently don\u2019t exist in K-12 education? If so, then look for someone outside the field of education, Hess advised. \u201cBut to the extent that what you want to do is build on what is already familiar, do a better job with things that are familiar to K-12 education, then someone from inside would be better,\u201d he said.\nOn the surface, running the 55,000-student Douglas County school system would appear to be a plum assignment. Its students are at or near the top of virtually every measure of academic achievement in Colorado. Decades of fast-paced residential growth have left it with new buildings, thriving campuses and a top-notch reputation. The communities it serves are high-income. Few Douglas County children confront the poverty-related difficulties borne by some neighboring school districts.\nYet all is not rosy. In 2008, Douglas County voters declined to approve school district requests for a bond issue and mill levy override. That, combined with cuts in state funding, have produced the current budget dilemma. More than 1,000 community members turned out for a board meeting last week at which the topic was proposed budget cuts. On the table are increases in fees parents must pay, along with staff cutbacks and larger class sizes.\nBeyond the immediate need to balance the district\u2019s budget, a recent survey of faculty, administrators, parents and community members consistently found concerns about the influence of partisan politics on education in the district, concerns about staff morale, issues of trust, the need to redefine the district\u2019s merit pay policies, and the perception that public statements made by board members have devalued the quality of education in the district.\nFor whatever reason, fewer people have expressed interest in the Douglas County job than one might expect.\n\u201cThe numbers of candidates, generally speaking, are smaller than they have been in the past for other searches,\u201d acknowledges Ellen Bartlett, former assistant superintendent for Douglas County Schools, now an associate with Hazard, Young, Attea & Associates, the executive search firm that\u2019s spearheading the district\u2019s search. \u201cI think that\u2019s a sign of the times,\u201d she said.\n\u201cThe financial issues we\u2019re experiencing in Colorado are similar to what people are experiencing across the country. 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It\u2019s just a matter of degree.\u201d\nBartlett said some very strong candidates have already emerged in the hunt, however, and that the district should be able to meet the timeline it set for itself.\nBased on the results of the survey, which also asked the various constituent groups to rank the characteristics they\u2019d like to see in a new superintendent, the board on Feb. 11 settled on its search criteria.\nThey want their new superintendent to be passionate about success for all children, supportive of school choice, and committed to merit pay.\nThey\u2019re attracted to someone with a non-traditional background \u2013 maybe someone like John Barry the retired U.S. Air Force major general who has transformed the struggling Aurora Public Schools into one of Colorado\u2019s most intriguing education stories \u2013 but that\u2019s not a deal breaker. 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        "raw_content": "Athletics: Suhr denies Isinbayeva hat-trick\nAlison Wildey\nLONDON (Reuters) - American Jennifer Suhr spoiled the script by winning gold in the women's pole vault at the Olympic stadium on Monday and denying Yelena Isinbayeva her third successive title.\nSuhr, silver medalist behind the Russian world record holder in Beijing four years ago, cleared 4.75 for victory on a damp, breezy conditions that made vaulting tricky.\n\"To have someone so good in the field and come out on top it really is an honor and it is a special title in that situation,\" an emotional Suhr told reporters.\nCuba's Yarisley Silva took the silver with the same height on countback after missing the first attempt at her opening height of 4.45 and Isinbayeva had to settle for bronze with a best of 4.70.\nThe 30-year-old had set world records in her previous Olympic finals but she lacked authority in the breezy, rain-affected event, failing the first attempt at her opening height of 4.55.\nIsinbayeva then opted to go straight to 4.65 and when she sailed over the bar, the relief was clear on her face.\nThe former world champion, who told reporters her build-up to the Games had been disrupted in May by a torn thigh muscle put her result down to bad luck.\n\"It is unbelievable. Many girls did not make any qualification height. So it was completely terrible weather for pole vaulters. It was terrible.\n\"I knew the results were not going to be so high here. To win was the lucky girl. So tonight I was just unlucky.\"\nAfter Isinbayeva hit the crash mat for the last time having knocked the bar off with her thigh, she got up with a big smile on her face, waved to the crowd and blew a kiss to the camera.\nWhen asked how disappointed she was with her performance Isinbayeva shouted: \"What? I'm, so happy that I won the bronze medal.\"\nSuhr, who is coached by her husband Rick, coped better with the conditions and piled on the pressure, needing just one vault at each of her heights until 4.75 which she cleared second time.\nThe former basketball player failed all her attempts at 4.80 and then had a nervous wait while Silva made one final vault at the height before being able to celebrate the gold.\nThe three medal winners walked around the track together draped in their national flags.\n\"Before I went out there (Rick) said 'you are going to win this', he has never said that,\" Suhr said.\n\"I have competed hundreds of times and he has never said 'you are going to win' and I was like that is not something he says and it just put that extra spunk that I could do this. Someone else believes in me that much.\"",
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        "raw_content": "(closed every other Friday\nsee Calendar for dates)\nThe Housing Authority of the City of Port Hueneme provides quality affordable housing to eligible households in a professional and fiscally prudent manner. Our agency strives be a positive force in our community by working with other agencies to assist local families by providing support services. Further, the agency shares the mission of the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) to promote adequate and affordable housing, economic opportunity, and a suitable living environment free from discrimination.\nPLEASE NOTE: The waiting lists for both Public\nHousing and Section 8 ARE CURRENTLY CLOSED.",
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        "raw_content": "@A_S_Thomps\nCivil society movements\nFragile States and international security\nCIGI Senior Fellow Andrew S. Thompson is adjunct assistant professor of political science at the University of Waterloo, the program officer for the global governance programs at the Balsillie School of International Affairs, and chair of Amensty International Canada. He is a specialist in the fields of international human rights, civil society movements and fragile states.\nAndrew is the author and co-editor of four books, Fixing Haiti: MINUSTAH and Beyond (UNUP, 2011), In Defence of Principles: NGOs and Human Rights in Canada (UBCP, 2010), Critical Mass: The Emergence of Global Civil Society (CIGI/WLUP 2008) and Haiti: Hope for a Fragile State (CIGI/WLUP 2006). Andrew\u2019s latest book, On the Side of the Angels: Canada and International Human Rights Law, 1946 to 2006, is currently under revision with UBC Press. His work has been published in The Journal of Human Rights, The Journal of Canadian Studies and the American Review of Canadian Studies. He has also appeared as an expert witness before the Canadian House of Commons Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs and International Development, and the Canadian Senate Standing Committee on Human Rights.\nAndrew was previously a senior fellow at CIGI from 2006 to 2009. In 2004, he was a member of an Amnesty International human rights lobbying and fact-finding mission to Haiti, and in 2011 he was elected to Amnesty International Canada's Executive Board. Also in 2011, he was named to the advisory editorial board of the Global Civil Society Report, the annual report of CIVICUS: The World Alliance for Citizen Participation. In 2013, Andrew was named to the boards of the International Migration Research Centre and the Waterloo Lutheran Seminary. He holds a Ph.D. in history from the University of Waterloo.\nPreparing New Teachers to Work with Refugee Students: Proposal for a Bachelor of Humanitarian Education Program\nJacqueline Lopour\nResponding to Disaster: Neglected Dimensions of Preparedness and their Consequences\nFixing Haiti: MINUSTAH and Beyond\nCritical Mass: The Emergence of Global Civil Society\nExporting Good Governance the Canadian Way\nSustainability Codes of Conduct in Green Banking | Inside the Issues 6.12\nThe New Arab Wars | Inside the Issues 6.9\nThe Digital Economy | Inside the Issues 6.8\nCanada-Burma Relations | Inside the Issues 6.4\nBooks not Bullets: Global Peace through Equitable Access to Education\nNeil Arya\nTunisia's Democratic Transition in a Challenging Regional Context\nWednesday, March 9, 2016 - 12:00 PM\nCIGI Campus - Room 142\nBob Vrbanac\nHaiti: What Can Be Done?",
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        "raw_content": "REVIEW OF OUR HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL PUT TRADES...\noriginally published Friday, December 07, 2018\nNow it is understood that most of you didn\u2019t participate in this trade for various reasons, chief of which is that it was of course very risky, but for the benefit of those of you who did, and I know from feedback that some of you did, this is a brief review of this highly successful trade. The remainder of you can rest assured that we will soon be returning to our main theme of the Precious Metals sector, which continues to shape up for a massive bullmarket, possibly after the initial market crash phase.\nLooking at the 5-day intraday 1-minute chart for the S&P500 index, we can see that our entry point for the Amazon, Apple and Home Depot Puts that we did on Tuesday was near perfect, as we bought them at the start of the day before the rot set in, with the market tumbling at noon. The market was closed the next day (Wednesday) for the funeral of George H W Bush, although it is understood that the Baghdad Stock Exchange remained open as usual. We hung on and took massive profits on half of them at about 11.30 am EST yesterday right at the market bottom for the day, by which time the Amazon Puts that we bought at about $35 were at about $100, as an example. Then the market rallied and we decided to ditch the rest of them before the close, still for a good profit, although of course significantly reduced from earlier in the day. Nevertheless we still walked away with a whacking great profit.\nThe two Email alerts sent out yesterday read as follows\u2026\n1st Email alert dispatched at 11.27 am EDT\u2026\n\u201cPuts alert\nThe market has plunged again today and our Puts, bought just a few days ago, have made huge gains. However the market is now closing on support at its October - November lows, which makes a bounce likely soon, probably about 2 hours before the close. So it may be prudent to take some money off the table here, and say, take profits on half of Put positions into strength now.\nThe Precious Metals sector is holding up very well and we must consider the possibility that the dollar is about to fail after Powell showed signs of losing his nerve last week regarding his rate hike agenda. If that happens then PMs are in position for a BIG rally - we will look at this later.\u201d\n2nd Email alert dispatched at 11.27 am EDT\u2026\n\u201d Puts Alert 2 - Hammer candles at support - liquidate remaining Puts before close\nTurns out we sold half our Puts exactly at the low for the day, if you acted quickly. The market has since reduced its losses, as expected, but in addition we are seeing possibly short-term bullish hammer candles in the Dow, and more especially the S&P500 index (and other indices). It is therefore considered prudent to sell the remaining Puts before today's close, if possible, and await developments. We sold the 1st half for very big gains in the space of a few days, and we still have good gains on the balance. TAKE PROFITS BEFORE THE CLOSE IF POSSIBLE, and we will review some of the charts later.\u201d\nThe reason that we sold half of the Puts before midday yesterday can be seen on the 3-month chart for the S&P500 index below \u2013 after a big drop the market was arriving at a zone of significant support, which it was thought quite likely would hold, at least temporarily, and probably generate a bounce, which it certainly did. The reason that we dumped the rest of the Puts before the close was that a bullish looking candle appeared to be completing, which was close to being a bull hammer, so it was considered dangerous to stick around.\nA more definite bull hammer appeared on the Dow Jones Industrials chart, suggesting that, for a little while at least, a bottom is in, which is another reason to take profits and await developments.\nSo, in conclusion, a highly successful trade. Yet there are two points to make at this juncture. One is that, after a successful trade like this, one can easily become emboldened and go storming back into a setup that is not so good. With these options trades it is better to be cautious, and lie in wait, sometimes for weeks, or even longer if necessary, until a sufficiently attractive setup appears. This is a market that \u201ctakes no prisoners\u201d and if you get it wrong you are quickly killed. However, as you have seen with this, and with our earlier successful Apple trades (one modest Call trade expired worthless), there is big money to be made if you get it right. The other is that it appears that some of you received the 2 Email alerts yesterday very late, those of you using gmail, and I have been experiencing similar problems with gmail myself, with mails sometimes taking hours to arrive. The problem is not with the dispatching of the mails, which are generated by a direct instruction to the server. This situation with gmail is of course unacceptable and the solution is to use another mail service. The reason why this happens is unknown.\nNow we are going to shift focus back to the Precious Metals, because there are signs that the Fed may lose their nerve over the rate rises, and if they do, the dollar will tank and the PM sector take off, which is certainly possible given the current COT structure and gold-silver ratio. 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        "raw_content": "\u201cI wanted to do something good. So I think, Okay: What do nurses do? They help people, people who suffer. Why do they suffer? \u2018Cause they don\u2019t know what\u2019s gonna happen to them. So what if I can take that away? If they have answers, they\u2019ll be free, is what I thought. If they know when they\u2019ll die, they can live.\u201d\nWould you want to know the exact date of your death? It\u2019s a heady thing to think about, isn\u2019t it? And say you did find out. What would you do with the information? Would you even believe it? That is some of the things to think about while reading \u201cThe Immortalists,\u201d by Chloe Benjamin.\nThe story begins in the summer of 1969 when 11-year-old Daniel Gold hears about a woman who has the power to tell you the exact date of your death. He convinces the rest of his siblings \u2013 practical Varya, dreamy Klara and trusting Simon \u2013 they should find her. So they find her. And she tells them.\nFast forward to 1978 when the children are reunited after their father passes away. It makes sense they talk about the gypsy\u2019s predictions as they come to grips with their father\u2019s death. At this stage they still possess their sibling bond but with Varya and Daniel in college and on the path to adulthood, you can sense the group is about to splinter physically and emotionally. It starts with Simon and Klara.\nThe youngest and still living at home, Klara and Simon are the most intertwined but not necessarily in a good way. Klara convinces 16-year-old Simon to move to San Francisco. Immature and self-absorbed, they both eke out a living on the fringes of society. Simon throws his life away with dangerous liaisons in the gay community of San Francisco in early \u201880s, and Klara lives a nomadic magician\u2019s life by performing tricks and being a small time pick pocket. I felt Benjamin wasted Simon\u2019s chapters on graphic descriptions instead of telling us more about his psyche. I\u2019m not sure I believe that Simon was randomly promiscuous to fulfill his death date since AIDS didn\u2019t even have a name and men didn\u2019t start dying until after Simon started cheating. Would he have had that same mindset had he not followed Klara to San Francisco? And would he have been more responsible had his death date been different? But still, Simon did live his life authentically \u2013 something he argued would not have happened had he not been told of his death.\nKlara\u2019s whole story line made the most sense as she remained the same from the first page of the book. Dreamy and other-worldly, Klara just wanted to be a magician. She ended up being more of a gypsy than the woman who predicted their death. She wasn\u2019t a very good sister or role model to Simon, and she really bought into the whole magician-spirit world thing. But \u201cshe was who she was\u201d so the date of her death was more ordained than predicted.\nDaniel\u2019s life made the least sense to me. As a military doctor, Daniel would examine young men and decide whether they had the physical and mental qualifications to enter the military. He literally felt he was sending young men to their death (or giving them a reprieve) based on those qualifications. Maybe he felt compelled to take that job as he blamed himself for the Golds\u2019 ill-fated trip to the old woman and everything that came afterwards. And maybe the stress of those two things drove him to research the woman. I had a hard time buying it. He seemed so normal to make such a rash decision.\nThen we are left with Varya, a scientist studying longevity through primate research. She is keeping herself alive to fulfill the prophecy but is barely alive at all. An encounter with someone she never thought to connect with again upends her carefully planned world and finally, we feel that one of the Gold\u2019s may have decided to step out of the shadow of their death prediction. The symbolism between Varya and Frida, the rhesus monkey integral to her research, is glaringly obvious but it\u2019s also gratifying.\nI can\u2019t say that the \u201cThe Immortalists\u201d truly grapples with the larger question of what you would do with your life if you knew the exact date of your death. What it does show is how much that information can mess up your life. But is having an exact date any different than the sayings that bombard us today? You know, the ones that tell me to \u201clive like there\u2019s no tomorrow\u201d because \u201cthe future is promised to no one,\u201d so \u201cdon\u2019t wait to use the good china\u201d because \u201cyou never know when it will be all gone.\u201d It\u2019s still the same message. So tonight I\u2019m going to eat dessert first. Because some things should never be left to chance.",
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        "raw_content": "Electoral defeat only emboldens Arik Bjorn to fight on\nFacing defeat on election night, Arik Bjorn said he was all smiles.\nWhile his supporters reached out to console him in his loss to U.S. Rep. Joe Wilson for South Carolina\u2019s Second Congressional District seat, Bjorn said he had nothing to feel bad or sorry about. And, he said, he certainly didn\u2019t feel sorry for himself.\nArik Bjorn displays his Wilson volleyball, a constant companion on the campaign trail this season. (Photo by Hal Millard)\nThe reason was simple, he explained. Here was a Democratic candidate with virtually no money or professional campaign organization, a 43-year-old first-time candidate for any political office, and a single, full-time working father of a young daughter who had just won 109,074 votes (36 percent) in a staunchly conservative congressional district served by a seven-term incumbent. In addition to Bjorn, American Party candidate Eddie McCain, making his third to unseat Wilson, received nearly 4 percent of the vote with 11,404 ballots cast.\nFar from being crushed, the Richland County public librarian said he was actually happy, even in defeat, and amazed at what his hard work and the efforts of his volunteer army of supporters and staff had been able to achieve in an otherwise bleak election for Democrats in the state and across the country.\nAnd, he said, the defeat had only emboldened him. He will be back, he vowed. Bjorn said he will run again, if not for Congress then for some other office where he can help South Carolinians whom he believes have been left behind.\n\u201cThis wasn\u2019t my last rodeo,\u201d he said in a phone interview from Columbia just minutes after Wilson had been declared the winner. \u201cThis was my first rodeo.\u201d\n\u201cI\u2019m doing fantastic,\u201d he added. \u201cSome people run for dogcatcher their first time, I ran for United States Congress. \u2026 I have nothing to be ashamed of.\u201d\nWith Wilson back in office and Donald Trump as the nation\u2019s President-elect, the stakes have been raised even higher, said Bjorn.\n\u201cI know I have established myself as a person of reason who has thought through the issues carefully, someone who takes stands on what he believes to be a better way,\u201d he said. \u201cThe funny thing is, tomorrow morning when we wake up, Joe Wilson will still have voted no on the Violence Against Women Act, and unemployment in the district will still be 8.5 percent. Unfortunately, [62] percent of the people seem to be fine with that.\n\u201cIn 2018, I want people to be nervous,\u201d Bjorn added. \u201cI want (GOP state Rep.) Kirkman Finlay to be nervous. I want anyone who wants the governor\u2019s mansion to be nervous. I want Joe to be nervous\u2026. There are a lot of options out there (for me).\u201d\n\u201cThe people of S.C. Congressional District Two did not have a viable other candidate for years,\u201d Bjorn added. \u201cThey have one now. They have an outspoken leader in me. And when I say leader, really I just say the light of reason that\u2019s in all of us. I\u2019m just willing to express it and carry the burden of certain work.\n\u201cIt was a \u2018we\u2019 campaign from day one,\u201d he added. \u201cI looked at my name on that campaign sign and everyday thought of the 680,000 people in the district who tomorrow one in seven won\u2019t have healthcare, Barnwell still won\u2019t have a hospital, homeless vets will still be walking from the VA down to my library, and we\u2019ll still be one of the least-safe places in the nation for women to live. We have a lot of problems, and people need to face up to them.\u201d\nU.S. Rep. Joe Wilson (Photo provided)\nIn his response to the win Tuesday night, Wilson said in a statement: \u201cI am humbled by the overwhelming support I received from constituents across the Second Congressional District. I am grateful for your support, and want to thank all of the volunteers and community members who made today possible.\n\u201cTonight\u2019s victory is a victory for the people of the Second Congressional District of South Carolina,\u201d he continued. \u201cI look forward to continuing to work with all of my constituents to build a strong community, create jobs, and protect American families. I\u2019ve devoted my career to public service and am grateful to continue to serve you in Congress for the next two years.\u201d\nBrielle Appelbaum, Wilson\u2019s campaign manager, added: \u201cCongressman Wilson led a positive, policy-based campaign that resonated with voters. Our team has worked hard to bring Congressman Wilson\u2019s message of limited government and expanded freedom to even more voters.\u201d\nCategories: Columbia, Elections, Lexington, Lexington County, Local Voices, Politics, Richland County\nTags: Arik Bjorn, Election 2016, Kirkman Finlay, S.C. 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        "raw_content": "February 2, 2019Kevin LainezDC Comics0\nG. Willow Wilson\u2019s first story arc as the new writer for Wonder Woman didn\u2019t blow me out of the water. The first story arc accomplish its job in establishing what Wilson\u2019s voice for Wonder Woman will be during the course of her run. The Gods and creatures of Greek Mythology now being part of the normal world is an intriguing hook. There is a lot of potential in this shake-up to the status quo for Wonder Woman and her world. Though Wilson will need to be careful with how she balances out how this new status quo will work. As we saw with Ares, things did get out of hand quickly and not everything about Ares \u201cnew\u201d character ended up working. With that said let\u2019s see what comes next with Wonder Woman #63.\nSynopsis: At a Customs and Border Protection office a minotaur (Eirene), faun (Damon) and pegasus (Cadmus) are having a hard time getting their case heard. They are told by one of the officers that due to Wonder Woman vouching for the mythical creatures they are going to be given a case worker.\nThe three take a small break and talk about how this isn\u2019t how Wonder Woman said things would go. They decide to break out of the building with Cadmus flying them away in a hurry.\nWhile flying Damon loses grip and starts to fall. He is caught by Wonder Woman.\nWonder Woman takes the trio to the park. There she says that she understands it is tough to get used to their new status so she will bring someone to help them. She then takes off to get the person she is talking about.\nSince they are hungry the trio decide to get some food while they wait for Wonder Woman to return.\nAt a diner they order a meat platter and water. While waiting for their food Damon suddenly freaks out about their predicament.\nTheir waiter returns because one of the other customers wondered why her dog couldn\u2019t enter the diner but Cadmus, a pegasus, could. This offends Cadmus.\nBefore they can create more of a scene another waitress named Maggie comes over to take over the table. Damon wonders why the waitress stepped in suddenly. She says because they looked like they needed help and she likes to do one revolutionary thing a day.\nThe customers that complain walk out of the restaurant but not before throwing insults at Damon, Eirene and Cadmus. Damon goes after the customers but is stopped by Eirene.\nMaggie asks if the trio would prefer to go somewhere else that more low-key. Damon excited to get out takes Maggie and starts to run into the streets. Damon then invites Maggie to go on adventures with him. Maggie wasn\u2019t expecting this type of invite but accepts.\nWonder Woman suddenly shows up with another minotaur, named Ferdinand. This surprises both Eirene and Ferdinand as they each thought they were the last minotaur. They then start bonding over their respective backgrounds.\nDamon, Cadmus and Maggie decide to stick with Eirene and Ferdinand while Wonder Woman deals with what is going on with the current situation with those from Olympus appearing in other parts of the world.\nLater that night at the mansion of Veronica Cale, Veronica is talking business when a noise from her restroom causes her to cut her conversation short. When she opens a door to one of her rooms Veronica asks a chained up Nemesis if she is being naughty again. End of issue.\nThe Good: Wonder Woman #63 is almost entirely a filler issue that stars three supplementary characters from G. Willow Wilson\u2019s first story arc. While filler issues aren\u2019t seen as good, especially early on into a run, Wonder Woman #63 got its job done. It got over the idea of how Greek Mythological creatures will interact with the public while setting the stage for the next big story arc.\nThe one refreshing aspect of Wonder Woman #63 is that it did not try preach a message the entire issue. That is something I feared going into this issue given the cover. This is not to mean that Wilson does not tackle the topic of how foreign creatures from Greek Mythology are seen by the public. That was still a big part of this issue but not the dominate the story.\nInstead Wilson made sure that the focus on Wonder Woman #63 was to get to know Cadmus, Damon and Eirene as characters. Given that these three characters were part of the weaker aspects of the first story arc in Wilson\u2019s run it was actually good to see them given some depth. Wilson is able to get over their respective personalities and how their dynamic works when they are together.\nAnd with Cadmus, Damon and Eirene as the first mythological creatures that we see interact with the public they set the tone for how things will go for them. There was a lot of hesitation in terms of how they should be treated since they are creatures the public does not know about. The only thing people know is what they\u2019ve read about them in stories about the Greek Myths. In those stories creatures like Cadmus, Damon and Eirene have been portrayed as creatures to be either frightened off or be awed by.\nThe scene at the restaurant got over how while things won\u2019t be easy for the Greek Mythological creatures to be accepted that they aren\u2019t being treated as invaders. While their will certainly be a lot of people like the angry customers that looked down on Cadmus, Damon and Eirene there will also be people like Maggie will be happy to accept them and integrate them into the current world. Seeing how Wilson plays with the politics of this as both the government and public figure out how to interact with them will be interesting to see.\nUsing Wonder Woman\u2019s influence to explain why things did not get out of control and riots to break out was a great way to establish her current standing in the world. It puts over the fact that Wonder Woman not only a superhero but also a major political figure. Her words mean a great deal in putting over how people should not overreact even though no one knows how things will go with Greek Gods and mythological creatures now within our society.\nThrough all of this Wilson also does a good job in establishing several sub-plots for Damon and Eirene. With Damon we see that his relationship with Maggie is something that could be built on. For Eirene it was interesting to see it established that it was not known that there was more than one minotaur around. In establishing this fact Wilson can now play more with how the standing of these mythological creatures in terms of how many of each there are and what their own society is like.\nEmanuela Lupacchino artwork help get over some of the more fun aspects of Wonder Woman #63. Even though there was some serious topics brought up it did not mean the current situation was not a silly one as well. It was not normal to see this and Lupacchino got over how odd of a situation this all was. The overreactions of Damon specifically showed how Lupacchino can get over a scene even when drawing a character who is extremely animated throughout the issue with his or her reactions.\nThe Bad: There is no doubt Wonder Woman #63 was good at putting over the story of Cadmus, Damon and Eirene. The problem this issue had was that it never escaped the feeling that this was just a filler issue. There was very little that felt important to the overall direction of the current situation with the Greek Gods and creatures. It wasn\u2019t until the very last page that it felt like we were actually progressing the plot.\nNot having Wonder Woman around for much of this issue added to the lack of importance. Her appearance in this issue felt more like she was a guest star rather than the title character. Everything Wonder Woman did was done off-screen, including whatever she said to make not people riot about the Greek mythological creatures out in the public. It would have added to the sense of importance of the story if we at least saw part of what she said. Even if it was just showing in the background the news on TV airing parts of Wonder Woman\u2019s speech would\u2019ve been nice to see.\nAlso, while the ending sets up the next big story for Wilson\u2019s Wonder Woman it almost did nothing to create excitement in terms of the characters involved. It was all what was implied. When it comes to Veronica Cane and Nemesis there was nothing to fear because we don\u2019t know what their scene meant in terms of danger level. That is especially the case with Veronica since there was nothing out of the ordinary to make you believe she was a powerful figure. Unless you are a long-time fan who is aware who Veronica is she is a complete unknown. That is the camp I fell under. Hopefully because of that Wilson will use future issues to establish what makes Veronica an important villain.\nOverall: Wonder Woman #63 was completely a filler issue. The story is all about supplementary characters introduced in G. Willow Wilson\u2019s first story arc. 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        "raw_content": "You are here: Home \u00bb General \u00bb DNA and Method Patents With Simple Steps \u2013 One Patentable, The Other Non-Patentable Abstract Idea\nDNA and Method Patents With Simple Steps \u2013 One Patentable, The Other Non-Patentable Abstract Idea\nThe Federal Circuit Court of Appeals (the Court that hears all patent appeals) again waded into the murky waters of what is a non-patentable method (a simple abstract idea) and what is a patentable process, machine, article of manufacture, composition of matter, or any improvement thereof. DNA, when chemically manipulated by a human, is patentable but the method of comparing or analyzing DNA sequences is an abstract idea which is not patentable under the Patent Act. Ass\u2019n for Molecular Pathology v. U.S. Patent and Trademark Ofc. and Myriad Genetics, Inc., Case No. 2010-1406 (Fed. Cir. 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Ct. at 1294. \u201cIn this case, the PTO has issued patents relating to DNA molecules for almost thirty years.\u201d To dirive the point home, the Court stated: a \u201cpatent directed to isolated DNA molecules recite patent-eligible subject matter under \u00a7 101.\u201d\nMyriad\u2019s method or process claims did fare as well as the isolated DNA claims. \u201cClaims to \u2018comparing\u2019 or \u2018analyzing\u2019 two gene sequences fall outside the scope of \u00a7 101 because they claim only abstract mental processes.\u201d Citing Benson, 409 U.S. at 67. \u201cThis claim thus recites nothing more than the abstract mental steps necessary to compare two different nucleotide sequences: one looks at the first position in a first sequence; determines the nucleotide sequence at that first position; looks at the first position in a second sequence; determines the nucleotide sequence at that first position; determines if the nucleotide at the first position in the first sequence and the first position in the second sequence are the same or different, wherein the latter indicates an alteration; and repeats the process for the next position.\u201d\nFinally, the Court turned its attention to Myraid\u2019s \u201cscreening\u201d claims, holding them patentable subject matter under the Patent Act. \u201cLastly, we turn to claim 20 of the \u2019282 patent, directed to a method for screening potential cancer therapeutics via changes in cell growth rates of transformed cells\u2026 Claim 20 recites a method that comprises the steps of (1) growing host cells transformed with an altered BRCA1 gene in the presence or absence of a potential cancer therapeutic, (2) determining the growth rate of the host cells with or without the potential therapeutic, and (3) comparing the growth rate of the host cells.\u201d\n\u201cBy definition, however, performing operations, even known types of steps, on, or to create, novel, i.e., transformed subject matter is the stuff of which most process or method invention consists \u2026. 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        "raw_content": "You are here: Home \u00bb Uncategorized \u00bb Litigation Privilege Blocks Claims of Defamation and Broken Non\u2013disparagement Agreement\nA Florida District Court of Appeals ruled that the trial court should have dismissed petitioner James\u2019 former law partner Leigh and James\u2019 former law firm\u2019s complaint alleging that James defamed Leigh and James breached a non-disparagement agreement with the Firm. James v Leigh, Case No 1D14-799, 145 So. 3d 1006 (1st DCA 2014) (Available Here). James had made statements in a divorce proceeding alleging that his partner, Leigh, and the law firm engaged in legal misconduct. James made the allegedly defamatory statements in a pleading wherein James had sought to set aside a marital settlement agreement with his former wife. James indicated that he had signed the settlement agreement on the belief that Leigh would be disciplined for misconduct. If the Florida Bar had found Leigh engaged in misconduct, James could maintain his income and assume control of the law firm. Leigh was never disciplined by the Florida Bar.\nLeigh and the law firm sued James for defamation and breach of non-disparagement agreement based upon allegedly defamatory comments made in James\u2019 divorce proceeding. James filed a motion to dismiss alleging that his statements were protected under the absolute litigation privilege. The trial court had denied James\u2019 motion to dismiss and this appeal followed.\nThe Appeals Court opined that Florida has a long history establishing that alleged defamatory statements made in the course of judicial proceedings are absolutely privileged and no cause of action for damages will lie, regardless of how false or malicious the statements may be as long as the statements are relevant to the subject of inquiry in the lawsuit. Levin, Middlebrooks, Mabia, Thomas, Mayes and Mitchell, P.A. v. U.S. Fire Ins., 639 So. 2d 606, 608 (Fla. 10994). Florida courts have not imposed a strict relevancy test in determining whether a statement made during the course of a judicial proceeding is entitled to immunity so long as the statement has some relation to the proceeding. The Appeals Court cited examples wherein a postal employee collaborated in the death of a young black male and was an accessory to murder and made statements in a union grievance proceeding regarding racial tensions in the workplace. Further, statements made by counsel in his motion to withdraw are privileged.\nThe Appeals Court said that if a trial court denies motion to dismiss on immunity grounds, review of the non-final order is proper because absolute immunity protects the party having to defend the lawsuit\nRegarding the non-disparagement agreement, the Florida Supreme Court has held that an individual cannot wave a right designed to protect both the individual and the public. Champs v. DeMayo, 972 So. 2d, 850, 860 (Fla. 2007). The non-disparagement agreement could not be construed as a waiver of the privilege.\nThe appellate court reversed the trial court\u2019s decision refusing to dismiss James\u2019 motion to dismiss.",
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        "raw_content": "Composing in the Wilderness 2018: Arctic Adventure\nThe Fairbanks Summer Arts Festival is very excited to be offering this new, high-end, adventure trip in collaboration with Gates of the Arctic National Park, Federal Hall, and Arctic Wild. Led by adventurer-composer Stephen Lias and designed for experienced acoustic or electroacoustic composers who want a more immersive backcountry experience, this field course will take seven participants above the Arctic Circle to paddle almost a hundred miles down the North Fork of the Koyukuk River to the remote town of Bettles, where everyone will spend a few days beginning the composing process. Upon returning home, the participants will have a few more months to complete their pieces before the culminating concert takes place at Federal Hall Historic Site in New York City.\nParticipants should be prepared to live in rustic conditions and be physically fit enough for strenuous mountain hikes, multiple days of paddling, and carrying boats and gear while in camp. Participants must also be trained composers (professionals, university faculty members, or students currently enrolled in a university composition program) with experience preparing their own manuscripts and writing chamber or electroacoustic music for various instruments. This is not a \"class\" or \"workshop\" in that there is no instruction included (although we all learn from each other). Instead, it is a guided adventure trip for composers. Those without sufficient background may be ineligible. If in doubt, EMAIL ME with questions.\nYour registration fee of $4,500 covers everything except:\nFood while in Fairbanks and Bettles.\nClothing and gear you\u2019ll need on the trip. Depending on your level of preparedness, this may be less or more. There is a terrific gear list on the Arctic Wild website HERE, and we'll supply lots of instructions to selected composers.\nJuly 27 (Friday) - Arrive in Fairbanks and check into dorms at UAF\nJuly 28 (Saturday) - Attend Fairbanks Summer Arts Festival concerts. Meet performers. Visit Museum of the North to experience John Luther Adams' iconic installation \"The Place Where You Go to Listen\".\nJuly 29 (Sunday) - Attend Fairbanks Summer Arts Festival concerts. Orientation at Arctic Wild.\nJuly 30 (Monday) - Check out of dorms. Fly from Fairbanks to Coldfoot, then fly to first camp location in Gates of the Arctic National Park.\nJuly 31 (Tuesday) - Mountain hiking day near headwaters of the North Fork of the Koyukuk River.\nAugust 1-5 - Paddle river. Camp on gravel bars.\nAugust 6 (Monday) - Arrive (via river) in Bettles. Move into National Park Service bunkhouse.\nAugust 7-8 - Full days of composing.\nAugust 9 - Composing and packing in the first half of the day. Fly out of Bettles later in the day and depart (or extend trip as desired).\nOctober 8 - Compositions due. Composers will have a couple months at least.\nNovember 16 - Premiere performance in New York City at Federal Hall. This space is a wonderful concert venue. See the video below for a performance we did there last year.\nWe've never done this before... but Arctic Wild HAS! So they have a terrific summary of the trip on their website HERE.\nYes! (Bearing in mind that you are choosing to come to a wild place with wild animals, running water, and steep mountains and have an adventure.) At all stages of this trip, you'll be accompanied by guides, naturalists, and National Park employees whose job is to make sure you are safe. You'll be given some instruction on how to handle bear and moose encounters, and supplied with bear spray when appropriate. You wouldn't be interested if you didn't want an adventure, right? But we'll make sure this adventure isn't your last.\nGATES OF THE ARCTIC NATIONAL PARK is the northernmost park in the United States and is second-largest in size. It sees few visitors and is a sanctuary for many animals, including caribou, muskoxen, and more than 145 species of birds. The park lies entirely above the Arctic Circle, straddling the Brooks Range, one of the world's northernmost mountain chains. Grizzlies, wolves, wolverines, caribou, and foxes roam over the severe land in search of food.\nBETTLES, ALASKA (Kk\u2019odlel T\u2019odegheelenh Denh in Koyukon) is a city 35 miles north of the Arctic Circle. The population was 12 at the 2010 census. The city was founded in 1896 during the Alaska Gold Rush. The airstrip that serves the community was built in World War II and is now used for commercial air service into Alaska's northernmost parks and wildlife refuges.",
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        "raw_content": "An Internet of Things prediction for 2025 -- with caveats\nThere's more IoT skepticism than the positive numbers indicate in a new Pew report on the technology\nSenior Editor, Computerworld | May 15, 2014 7:36 AM PT\nA massive survey by the Pew Research Center about the Internet of Things in 2025 is very optimistic about the future of the technology. But even though the report seemingly tramples on IoT skeptics, its responses are filled with questions, doubts and caveats.\nSome 1,600 people in the technology industry, academia, consulting, law and others with expertise on this issue were surveyed, and 83% agreed that the Internet of ThingsReport PDF)\nThe report included a written response from Karl Fogel, a partner at Open Tech Strategies, which helps organizations run and launch open source projects. Fogel's note focused on wearables -- and was scalding: \"No, yuck, we don't need this, and most people aren't asking for it.\"\nFogel, in an interview, wondered aloud about whether the Pew's 83% finding suffered from a bias. The people with the motivation to respond may also be promoting the IoT, he said.\n\"If you are a skeptic why would you bother answering the survey?\" said Fogel, who said he only responded because he thought the report was interesting.\nLee Rainie, director of Pew's Internet Project, said the report is based on an opt-in survey, and that its thrust is qualitative rather than quantitative. While the overwhelming majority believe that IoT \"will be a big force in the culture,\" the respondents did include a lot of caveats, he acknowledged.\nRainie said that even if respondents were positive, overall, about the IoT, many positioned their responses in the \"yes, but\" category.\nDave Clark, a senior research scientist at MIT's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, wrote that \"the ability to put a scan tag on 'anything' will create a much more fluid and interwoven linkage between things in the 'real world' and their cyber-counterparts.\nThis ability will provide many conveniences and benefits. By analogy, GPS has created a world in which people no longer 'get lost.' A scannable world will be one in which people are always able to get information about essentially anything they encounter.\"\nBut Clark was more cautious about wearables.\n\"Devices like Google Glass may become popular, or may fail to prove their worth. But in more than 10 years, I suspect some sort of device that gives a cyber-overlay on the real world will be in use. I am ambivalent about this future,\" wrote Clark.\nBob Briscoe, chief researcher in networking and infrastructure for British Telecom believed industrial and health IoT applications, not consumer ones, are the most likely to take off.\n\"The most likely areas where the IoT will be realized will be in supply chain logistics and automating workforce administration -- i.e., dispensing healthcare, logging materials used in fitting and service of goods, vehicles, etc., as well as the administration of cleaning, catering, and hospitality tasks. Industrial and commercial applications are much more likely to have taken hold than these attention-grabbing consumer widgets, which have only superficial economic effect,\" wrote Briscoe.\nJustin Reich, a fellow at Harvard University's Berkman Center for Internet & Society, wrote that the IoT \"will have widespread beneficial effects, along with widespread negative effects.\"\n\"There will be conveniences and privacy violations,\" wrote Reich. \"There will be new ways for people to connect, as well as new pathways towards isolation, misanthropy, and depression,\" he said.\nHal Varian, Google's chief economist, said in his response: \"We will expect things to respond to vocal commands. We will be able to say 'TV, pause', 'lights, on', 'temperature, up', and so on. We will able to control our home systems remotely, particularly from our car. This technology will be so cheap that it will naturally be incorporated into most appliances and devices.\"",
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        "raw_content": "Trump and Putin\u2019s First Summit Will Be Held in Finland This July\nBy Kelly Mahan | Jun 28 2018, 5:17pm in Politics\nUS president Donald Trump and Russian president Vladimir Putin will hold a summit in Finland. Source: NBC News\nUS president Donald Trump and Russian president Vladimir Putin will hold a summit in Finland on July 16th. This will be the first time that Trump and Putin will be meeting at a summit. Both world leaders had rubbed shoulders on the sidelines of major gatherings in the past.\nA statement released by the White House confirmed that the two leaders will discuss relations between the two countries and a wide range of national security issues. The Kremlin, on the other hand, said that the meeting will focus on the development of relations between the two countries. According to Russia, they want to use the meeting to discuss several other global issues.\nThe president didn\u2019t answer when he was asked whether he will bring up the ongoing investigation into the Russian interference in US elections. Source: The Moscow Times\nTrump confirmed to reporters early on Wednesday that the talks will largely focus on Syria and Ukraine. However, the president didn\u2019t answer when he was asked whether he will bring up the ongoing investigation into the Russian interference in US elections. Nonetheless, the president has never shied away from letting people know how he feels about the investigation. Just a day before the meeting was announced, Trump sent a tweet arguing that the Russians have repeatedly said they had nothing to do with the 2016 election yet the probe has been going on for months now.\nTrump has already met Putin twice in person. The leaders first met on the sidelines of the G20 summit held in Germany last July. They also met during the Asia-Pacific summit that was held in Vietnam in November last year. The newest summit will come on the backdrop of other major meetings. Trump is expected to visit the United Kingdom on July 13th and attend the NATO summit in Brussels two days before meeting Putin.\nPresident Trump\u2019s relations with NATO and European allies haven\u2019t been good in the recent months. Source: GEO Super\nPresident Trump\u2019s relations with NATO and European allies haven\u2019t been good in the recent months. The President has called on NATO members to honor their contributions to the alliance. He has also given mixed feelings about the military pact. At one point Trump appeared to endorse the alliance while in other cases he expressed dissent. This, of course, has left many European allies unsettled. In addition to this, the president also withdrew from a joint statement by G7 member nations after a meeting in Canada. The move was also seen as unsettling for US allies like Canada and Germany.\nTrump didn\u2019t spare Russia either. Despite calls in the mainstream media that the president is going soft on Moscow, the White House slapped several tough sanctions on Russia this year. However, many analysts believe that the mixed approach in foreign policy by the Trump administration has confused everybody.\nRelations with Russia, in particular, have been inconsistent in the past few months. While the Trump administration has shown willingness to normalize relations with Kremlin, there hasn\u2019t been any concrete action towards this. The Helsinki summit may address some of these issues but it\u2019s still a small step.",
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        "raw_content": "10 Things You Should Know about the Lady Falcons in the Upcoming HVIAC Championship\nBy Athletics | Uncategorized, Women's Basketball | Comments are Closed | 16 February, 2018 | 5\nThe Davis College Lady Falcons enter the Hudson Valley Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (HVIAC) Championship this weekend with high expectations. Here are 10 things you should know\u2026\nDavis College is the #1 seed in the tournament and play the #4 seed Pratt Institute at 1:00 p.m. at The College of New Rochelle on Saturday.\nThis is the first time Davis has earned the #1 seed in their 3 years as members of the HVIAC. The Falcons made the playoffs in the previous 2 seasons but lost in the semi-finals both times.\nIn their only regular season match-up back on Feb. 2, Davis took care of Pratt by a score of 69-34. Jamie Brown led all scorers with 24 points and Brooke Lewandowski controlled the glass hauling in 14 rebounds. Pratt was without their second and third leading scorers in the game but both are expected to play on Saturday.\nThe winner of the HVIAC Championship earns an automatic bid into the upcoming United States Collegiate Athletic Association (USCAA) National Championship held between 2/28 \u2013 3/3.\n#2 New Rochelle vs #3 Berkeley College square off in the other semi-final game at 3:00 p.m. Davis beat New Rochelle on 1/10 by a score of 65-53 and also beat Berkeley 72-61 just a few days back on 2/11.\nIf New Rochelle and Davis both win their semi-finals games then Davis College will obtain the USCAA National Championship automatic bid regardless of the outcome of the finals because New Rochelle is not a full USCAA member.\nAs a team in conference play, the Falcons rank first in 9 statistical categories! Those categories include field goal %, 3 pointers made per game, 3 point %, defensive rebounds per game, total rebounds per game, rebound margin per game, assists per game, points per game allowed, and opponents field goal %. They rank second in 8 additional categories.\nBrooke Lewandowski is 2nd in the conference in scoring at 19.2 points per game, 1st in field goal percentage (49%), 2nd in rebounds per game (12.4), and 5th in steals per game (3).\nJamie Brown is 6th in the conference in scoring averaging 17.3 points per game, 1st in 3 pointers made (3.3), 1st in 3 point percentage (35.1%), and 1st in free throw percentage (79.5%).\nFor the latest updates regarding the HVIAC Championship Tournament including video and live stats\u2026 Click Here",
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        "raw_content": "The Davis College Falcons picked up a non-conference overtime win over local rival SUNY Broome Hornets, on Saturday, by the score of 99-92.\nThe visiting Falcons jumped all over Broome from the start as they held an early 8-2 lead and led by as much as 17 points in the first half. However, the Hornets would not back down as they stormed back led by Raheim Grant\u2019s 14 second half points. With the game tied midway through the second half, both teams would make several big plays to keep their respective team close. Davis\u2019 Jackson Henri scored 8 straight points at one stretch and freshman, Anthony Gathings, came up with some big baskets as well down the stretch. Both teams came up with big defensive stops in the last minute of regulation as neither team got off a great look to win the game. In the overtime session Falcons\u2019 Spencer Bath opened up the second session with a big 3 pointer from the wing. Moments later Ben Waterman followed up with a three of his own from the top of the key and got fouled in the act and converted the 4 point lead to extend to a 7 point lead for the Falcons. Davis College would make 10 of 14 free throws in overtime to clinch the contest.\n5 players scored in double figures for the Falcons. Henri finished with a game high 23 points to go along with 9 rebounds. Gathings scored a career high 20 points and pulled in 8 rebounds before fouling out in overtime and Spencer Bath had a tremendous all-around game with 13 points, 6 rebounds, and 4 assists off the bench. Derrell Calloway got the start at the point guard position and came up big with 10 points, 3 rebounds, and 3 assists as he controlled the tempo of the game and Kelvin Tompkins added 12 points off the bench as well in the win.\nGrant led SUNY Broome with 22 points and 19 rebounds and Tron Smith, Jr. had 21 points in the loss.\nDavis now improves to 5-10 on the year and has another non-conference match-up on Thursday at Luzerne County Community College at 7:00 p.m.",
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        "raw_content": "Lowering Risk Trading Federal Annouoncements\nThere are significant short-term gains to be made in the stock markets by using a simple trading strategy based on monetary policy announcements from the US Federal Reserve.\nThe approach, which was proposed by researchers at the University of Notre Dame, could net investors a much greater return than any standard buy-and-hold strategy without exposing them to higher risk.\nSurprising Gains\nThe researchers found gains of roughly 4.5% for investors who either bought or shorted in a 40-day window pre- and post-Federal Open Market Committee announcements which didn\u2019t align with market expectations.\nThese \u201csurprises\u201d can yield strong gains for investors even if they have not taken up a position prior to the announcements being made.\nIt is routine for markets to forecast FOMC announcement content, and there is often a response when the Fed acts in contrast to what was predicted.\nAn announcement is defined as an expansionary surprise when the new target rate fails to meet market forecasts, and a contractionary one when it surpasses expectations.\nPredictable Movements\nShare prices are predictable both before and after either type of surprise \u2013 they will rise approximately 25 days before the announcement of an expansionary surprise for a gain of around 2.5%. Before a contractionary one, prices tend to fall. These movements are thought to affect every industry with the exception of the mining sector.\nOver a period of 15 days, share prices are also seen following the same path, which leads to a difference of 4.5% between share prices following either type of surprise announcement.\nInternational Ripples\nUS policy announcements affect share prices overseas too, with similar patterns materialising in the UK, Canada, Germany, Spain, France and Switzerland. Investors don\u2019t need insider knowledge to be able to benefit from this pattern.\nThey may buy shares immediately following an expansionary surprise, shorting them when the surprise is contractionary.\nBeing prepared to sell those shares after a period of 15 days results in an annualised Sharpe ratio that is greater by a factor of four compared to any conventional approach of buy-and-hold.\nThe study took into account FOMC announcements from 1994, when the Fed initially began communicating interest-rate intentions publicly, to 2009. The pre-announcement movements indicate that a handful of investors have an inside track on whether or not an announcement from the FOMC will fall in line with market forecasts.",
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        "raw_content": "Ann Arbor Woman Pleads Guilty To FAKE Trump Inspired Hate Crime\nA 21-year old Ann Arbor woman pleaded guilty on Monday to one count of filing a false police report on November 15th. She had claimed to have been attacked and had her face cut by a strange man when he saw she was wearing an anti-Brexit pin on her jacket.\nMichigan student Halley Bass had claimed the attack was part of the surge of hate crimes which occurred soon after Trump had been elected.\nBass admitted to scratching her own face, fabricating the existence of the attacker, and the reasoning for the attack. She said she fabricated the incident because she was depressed from the results of the election. She wanted a \u201cconcrete reason to be scared\u201d rather than talk out her problems with friends or fellow students.\nMLive reports:\nHalley Bass admitted in court that she fabricated a story about a strange man scratching her face in downtown Ann Arbor on Nov. 15.\n\u201cI was suffering from depression at the time,\u201d Bass told Judge Elizabeth Pollard Hines. \u201cI made a superficial scratch on my face. It was visible and I was embarrassed about what I\u2019d done. So I made up a story and told a friend that a stranger had done it while I was walking. I was encouraged to report it to the police. I made the mistake of doing that.\u201d\nAt the time, Bass claimed her attack was part of the surge in hate crimes following the election of Donald Trump a week earlier. She told police she was targeted for wearing a solidarity pin connected to Great Britain\u2019s \u201cBrexit\u201d vote.\nBass admitted to scratching her own face with the pin after becoming upset during a Woman\u2019s Literature class at the University of Michigan, according to the Ann Arbor Police Department report.\n\u201cI had been in a discussion in my women\u2019s lit weirdly and there were a few people in my class that sort of said some things that scared me,\u201d she said. \u201c\u2026It was more like I wanted a concrete reason to be scared then to just talk, I guess.\u201d\nThe Washtenaw County Prosecutor\u2019s Office authorized the misdemeanor against Bass on Jan. 30, records show.\nShe faces up to 93 days in jail and/or a $500 fine.",
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        "raw_content": "The text \u201cDrafting specifications and remunerations for buildings energy saving and energy inspections\u201d was delivered- Working Team of Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD) \u2013 Technical Chamber.\nPosted on 19 October 2017 19 October 2017 by Dektis Consulting\nThe \u201cDrafting specifications and remunerations for buildings energy saving and energy inspections\u201d was written at the initiative of the Technical Chamber and covers the basic guidelines that should be followed in order to implement Directive 2002/91 / EC on the energy performance of buildings. The text, which was delivered in March 2003, refers to the [\u2026]",
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        "raw_content": "Exclusive Interview with William Worthy, Dead at 92, on Reporting from Cuba, China, Iran Revolutions\nWilliam Worthy\na World War II conscientious objector and defiant international correspondent who traveled to Cuba, China and Iran, faced federal prosecution, and was the subject of the Phil Ochs song, \u201cThe Ballad of William Worthy.\u201d\nListen to an interview on Democracy Now! by Amy Goodman and Juan Gonz\u00e1lez with journalist William Worthy, a World War II conscientious objector and defiant international correspondent who traveled to Cuba, China and Iran, faced federal prosecution, and was the subject of the Phil Ochs song, \u201cThe Ballad of William Worthy,\u201d on his 1964 album All the News That\u2019s Fit to Sing.\nWorthy recently passed away on May 4, 2014, at the age of 92.\nThis edition of Democracy Now! was broadcast on New Year\u2019s Day of 1998. The segment begins with the \u201cBallad of William Worthy\u201d followed by an extended interview with Worthy.\nPhotograph of William Worthy by Walter Lippmann.\nThis is a rush transcript of the first part of this interview. Copy may not be in its final form.\nPHIL OCHS: [singing] Well, it\u2019s of a bold reporter whose story I will tell\nHe went down to the Cuban land, the nearest place to hell\nHe\u2019d been there many times before, but now the law does say\nThe only way to Cuba is with the CIA\nWilliam Worthy isn\u2019t worthy to enter our door\nWent down to Cuba, he\u2019s not American anymore\nBut somehow it is strange to hear the State Department say\nYou are living in the free world, in the free world you must stay\nFive thousand dollars or a five-year sentence may well be\nFor a man who had the nerve to think that travelin\u2019 is free\nOh, why\u2019d he waste his time to see a dictator\u2019s reign\nWhen he could have seen democracy by travelin\u2019 on to Spain?\nSo, come all you good travelers and fellow travelers, too\nYes, and travel all around the world, see every country through\nI\u2019d surely like to come along and see what may be new\nBut my passport\u2019s disappearing as I sing these words to you\nWell, there really is no need to travel to these evil lands\nYes, and though the list grows larger, you must try to understand\nTry hard not to worry if someday you should hear\nThat the whole world is off limits, visit Disneyland this year\nYou are living in the free world, in the free world you must stay.\nAMY GOODMAN: Phil Ochs singing \u201cThe Ballad of William Worthy\u201d here on New Year\u2019s Day on Pacifica Radio\u2019s Democracy Now! I\u2019m Amy Goodman, here with my co-host, Juan Gonz\u00e1lez. And our guest for this show is no other than William Worthy himself.\nWILLIAM WORTHY: Thank you.\nAMY GOODMAN: Well, I bet a lot of people have never heard this song, or perhaps some haven\u2019t heard of you, William Worthy, a man who has been a journalist for, oh, some 55 years, more than half a century, has traveled around the world, particularly in countries the U.S. didn\u2019t want him to, as you heard Phil Ochs singing about William Worthy traveling in Cuba. And on this New Year\u2019s Day, which is also Cuban Independence Day, we thought it would be very interesting to bring William Worthy into the studio, currently an assistant to the dean at Howard University, formerly a stringer with CBS, did a documentary for ABC called Yankee, No, and has written extensively for The Catholic Worker, has written for The Boston Globe, for Esquire. As a CBS stringer, he worked in the Soviet Union, in China, in Africa; and has written a book called The Rape of Our Neighborhoods, actually about his time in New York and his community struggles there.\nWell, why don\u2019t we start where Phil Ochs started? And that is around your challenges in Cuba, around the fact that you lost your passport for traveling to and reporting from Cuba.\nWILLIAM WORTHY: Well, I guess that was the lesser part of it. The federal indictment that followed in 1962\u2014and the case dragged on for two years\u2014was, of course, much more serious than losing one\u2019s passport. But for some reason that the ACLU, which defended me, and the whole legal community could never understand, the Justice Department Internal Security Division, which was very reactionary, and if it\u2019s still in existence, I presume it hasn\u2019t changed, indicted me not for going to Cuba, but for coming back. And so, I was prosecuted for the novel crime of coming home. And the Fifth Circuit unanimously reversed that on the grounds that a citizen has an inherent right, an inherent constitutional right, to come home. And there\u2019d been so much embarrassment to the Kennedy administration from the case that, althought the Internal Security Division of the Justice Department wanted to appeal to the Supreme Court, Bobby Kennedy, the attorney general, vetoed it. He was\u2014he and his brother were sick and tired of the case. 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But one Sunday morning at Adams House at Harvard, where I was a Nieman Fellow for the year, I came up from breakfast and saw a Western Union telegram under my door, and I immediately knew what it was, instinctively. And a week later, I was in China, to the great distress of the State Department.\nThe U.S. Consulate in Hong Kong went into almost a terror-stricken episode, and Scott Nearing and his wife, years later, or several years later, were in Hong Kong with no any intention of going to China. They moved from one hotel to another, not leaving a forwarding address. And suddenly a loud knock on their door, and the chief security officer of the U.S. Consulate in Hong Kong wanted to\u2014in fact, demanded to know whether they had any intention of going into China. He said, \u201cThat guy Worthy almost caused me to lose my job.\u201d I think what probably happened was that I went in on Christmas Eve, by pure chance, and I think they were all partying and not patrolling the border. And this man caught hell.\nJUAN GONZ\u00c1LEZ: And Scott Nearing was\u2014is that the author\u2014\nWILLIAM WORTHY: Great author.\nJUAN GONZ\u00c1LEZ: The author of Dollar Diplomacy and\u2014yes.\nWILLIAM WORTHY: Right.\nJUAN GONZ\u00c1LEZ: Classic work on U.S. intervention.\nWILLIAM WORTHY: A little footnote to that remark. It was in my Bates College days, by pure chance, at the college library, I came across his classic book, 1925, called Dollar Diplomacy. And never have gotten over the section on Haiti, where he disclosed that when the U.S. was pressing, around 1914, for more and more concessions from the Haitian government, and they had declined to bow to that pressure, a contingent of U.S. military landed from a Navy ship and marched to the National Bank and took out, I think, about half-million dollars, which in those days, for a tiny country, was a lot of money, put it back on the ship and took it to National City Bank in New York.\nJUAN GONZ\u00c1LEZ: Right, in broad daylight, wasn\u2019t it? It was\u2014\nWILLIAM WORTHY: Yeah, right.\nJUAN GONZ\u00c1LEZ: Right.\nWILLIAM WORTHY: And it\u2019s known by every Haitian still as the great Yankee bank robbery.\nJUAN GONZ\u00c1LEZ: Yes.\nWILLIAM WORTHY: And that, really, turned me in an anti-imperialist direction, from which I have not veered ever since. It was one of the great shocks of my life, to read that.\nAMY GOODMAN: Why did you go to China, and also to Cuba? Why go to these places that the U.S. government had such paroxysms about?\nWILLIAM WORTHY: I think one of the most discouraging things about this country is the lack of critical thinking by Americans. The educational system fails Americans miserably in any kind of analysis of what\u2019s going on. And any government line which is echoed daily by the mass media becomes gospel in this country. And anyone who knew anything about the abominable conditions under Chiang Kai-shek in China could understand why there was a revolution. It didn\u2019t necessarily mean that you shared their\u2014all their political beliefs and orientation, but that the revolution was entirely understandable and justified. And since the U.S. was in a nuclear mood and came close, in 1955, to actually using nuclear weapons on China, over those offshore islands of Quemoy and Matsu, it was important to get, even on a small scale, from one person, something of a different perspective. 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And so they instituted a project asking people, their members and others, to send little rice bags with a ticket, a little tag, to President Eisenhower, with the label, \u201cIf thine enemy hunger, feed him.\u201d And they had no idea what the reaction was. They found out later, indirectly, through\u2014after Eisenhower went out of office, through one of his aides, that this project had been discussed at Cabinet meetings and with the U.S. military, which was pressing for a nuclear attack on China. And Eisenhower\u2014not many people know this, but I\u2019m pretty sure it\u2019s true\u2014came out of a\u2014had a Jehovah\u2019s Witness mother who was opposed to his military career. And he turned to the Cabinet meeting, with the military officers\u2019 high command sitting there, and said, \u201cHow many of these bags of rice have come in?\u201d The New York Times had run a big story, and there had been a lot of news follow-up. And when he was told, I think it was 40,000 or 45,000, plus thousands of letters, he said, \u201cIf the American people want reconciliation with China, this is no time to be bombing it.\u201d And that was the end of that threat. A very interesting little side light to history.\nAMY GOODMAN: William Worthy is our guest. We\u2019ll continue with him in just a minute here on Pacifica Radio\u2019s Democracy Now!\nAMY GOODMAN: You\u2019re listening to Pacifica Radio\u2019s Democracy Now! I\u2019m Amy Goodman, with Juan Gonz\u00e1lez. Our guest is William Worthy, a journalist for more than half a century. And on this Cuban Independence Day, we thought it would be appropriate to bring him to you, a man who lost his passport over traveling to and reporting from Cuba. But that\u2019s not the only place he has been. He\u2019s been all over the world\u2014and troubled the State Department for those very reasons.\nJUAN GONZ\u00c1LEZ: I noticed in some of the\u2014some of the old news clips of your activities that you then had a similar problem in terms of your traveling\u2014this is many years later\u2014in relationship to Iran after the Iranian revolution. Could you tell us a little bit about that?\nWILLIAM WORTHY: Well, you never would know it from the coverage of Iran after 1979, that the U.S. had been in bed with the vicious, corrupt, discredited Shah, who was ousted, and Khomeini, great religious leader, scholar, who had been in exile for years, came back to a triumphant return. And the U.S. seemed determined, under Carter and others, to try to restore something of the status quo. They found\u2014don\u2019t hold me 100 percent to this, my memory, but there was some plot afoot to restore the Shah, and Iranian students, including some who had been trained at Berkeley and others\u2014I think it was November the 4th, 1980, '79 or \u201980\u2014went over the walls of the U.S. Embassy in Tehran. And immediately the CIA operatives inside began shredding documents, but they didn't have much time, so it was an incomplete job. And they held the embassy staff there for 444 days, which helped to lead to Carter\u2019s defeat for re-election, because of that unresolved crisis.\nJUAN GONZ\u00c1LEZ: And it also was the birth of Nightline as a show on television.\nWILLIAM WORTHY: Right, yeah, yeah. Ted Koppel owes that to those students. So, an educator\u2014I think he was named Norman Fora [phon.]\u2014came to me. I think the University of Indiana organized a group of about 50 Americans to go over during the crisis to get a different perspective, and I was allowed to go along with a young woman in Boston named Randy Goodman. And we got acquainted particularly with Hossein Sheikh al-Islam, one of the Berkeley-educated students, who later became the deputy foreign minister. And some of our stories came out then. The documents later, at a time of a subsequent trip, were the shredded documents which had been restored, plus those that had not been restored, were published in Iran by the students in paperback form and sold on news stands and exported to other countries\u2014but not to this country. And\u2014I mean, not by their design, but by U.S. design. And so, Randy Goodman and Terri Taylor and I purchased at a news stand in one city, and some others later, these paperbacks. We had two batches in all. When we came back through\u2014not Ottawa\u2014JFK Airport in New York, we had one bag in our\u2014one batch in our luggage, which\u2014no problem. We shipped the others with camera equipment in unaccompanied baggage to Boston, and that\u2019s where customs spotted them and turned them over to the CIA, and it resulted in the CIA and the government talking about indicting us for possession of classified documents. These were public things, distributed all over the world, nothing private about them any longer. And they seized them, and the ACLU took up the case. And over a period of a year, we got the documents back, and they dropped all talk of prosecuting us, which had been ridiculous, to begin with, and settled out of court for $16,000 in damages.\nAMY GOODMAN: And yet it\u2019s interesting how The Boston Globe played it in March of 19\u2014\nWILLIAM WORTHY: \u201982, I think.\nAMY GOODMAN: In March of 1982. It says, \u201cThe Justice Department has dropped plans to prosecute a freelance journalist for possession of purported copies of secret American documents stolen during the occupation of the U.S. Embassy in Iran.\u201d And it goes on to say, \u201cSources said the decision to return the papers and end the criminal investigation was based on an unwillingness by government agencies to confirm the documents\u2019 authenticity.\u201d And it says, \u201cPrivately, officials say the documents\u2019 release was a serious intelligence breach. And ultimately,\u201d it says, \u201cU.S. Customs agents seized the documents, and the Justice Department considered charging Worthy under the Threft\u201d [sic]\u2014\nWILLIAM WORTHY: Theft.\nAMY GOODMAN: Under the Theft of Government Property Act.\nWILLIAM WORTHY: There\u2019s no limit to the\u2014\nJUAN GONZ\u00c1LEZ: No mention that these were actually published paperbacks.\nWILLIAM WORTHY: Yeah. There\u2019s no limit to absurdity in Washington. The reason that, for one of those references, their unwillingness to prosecute, it would have meant that a CIA official would have had to testify in open court at the trial. And, of course, that would have given my ACLU lawyer a chance to cross-examine, with all kinds of embarrassment. So, some cooler heads did prevail on that. We never lost a wink of sleep over it. Even if they had prosecuted, they would have lost miserably in court, at least on appeal.\nAMY GOODMAN: And what you\u2019re saying is the CIA would have had to say openly in public court about their support of the Shah.\nWILLIAM WORTHY: That these were authentic, yeah, that all these evil things that were disclosed in the documents were there.\nAMY GOODMAN: And what were some of those things?\nWILLIAM WORTHY: All kinds of things to bring down the Khomeini government and to create disruption, the usual counterrevolutionary policies that the U.S. carries out after a revolution that they don\u2019t agree with.\nJUAN GONZ\u00c1LEZ: But it\u2019s rare that you actually get the documentation of the events.\nWILLIAM WORTHY: Yeah, right. Yeah.\nAMY GOODMAN: We\u2019re talking to William Worthy, an itinerant reporter, has been around the world a number of times for more than half a century, going places the United States government is not very happy about, which has led to eight arrests, two federal indictments. And among the places he has been, Soviet Union, China, North Vietnam, Cuba. In fact, you were talking, William Worthy, about your trip\u2014your trips to Cuba and how you got back into this country, the United States government being angry that you had come in, having gone through Cuba, and that you, at the time, needed a lawyer to go with you. This was\u2014maybe was this the first challenge that you had had to\u2014it was the first time your passport was taken away, and you ended up with a young, ACLU, untrained attorney named William Kunstler.\nWILLIAM WORTHY: Right. My passport, by chance\u2014let me see I get the time table correctly. Yeah, it was shortly after return from China that my passport was due routinely to expire. There had been a lot of publicity, a lot of pressure on CBS not to carry my broadcast from China, pressure on the Baltimore Afro-American to bring me home, none of which was successful. And the ACLU, which took up my case as soon as I got back, thought that it would be publicly good relation\u2014good public relations and politically and legally strategic to apply promptly for renewal of this expiring passport. So on that particular day, the ACLU here in New York could find only one volunteer lawyer who was available, who had just recently signed up as a volunteer. So we were to meet outside the\u2014what is it? 630 Fifth Avenue passport office. And that was my encounter with a then-unknown William Kunstler.\nAMY GOODMAN: How did he describe you?\nWILLIAM WORTHY: In one of his books, he mentioned that I woke him and his wife up once, I think on a Sunday morning, to call him about something. We had good relations. Of course, you become quite close to somebody with whom you work over a period of years. Competent, spent time waiting in courtrooms writing his books, he told me. And\u2014\nAMY GOODMAN: And said you were his first controversial client?\nWILLIAM WORTHY: Right, yeah.\nAMY GOODMAN: When you came back from China, was it? That was when you were still a Nieman Fellow at Harvard, that you were met at the airport. It seems that each one of your trips became quite a celebrated case. And who were the people who met you at the airport, and why did they care about your case?\nWILLIAM WORTHY: Louis Lyons was the Nieman curator at the time. He came out of The Boston Globe. And that Sunday morning, when I went up to my Adams House room and found the cable from China issuing\u2014you know, authorizing the visa, I, of course, as a matter of courtesy, had to notify him. It was a week before Christmas. The year had\u2014semester had come to an end, and nobody was due back, actually, until some time in January. But as a matter of courtesy, of course, I called him at home. And he kept it very quiet. You know, it was necessary if I was going to be able to leave this country, let alone get into China, to keep the trip secret until I got there. And he came under quite a bit of pressure from conservative Harvard alumni and others, and probably the government, because of my status as a Nieman Fellow. But he was a man of principle, no radical, by any means, but a man who believed in Bill of Rights and personal freedom. So he and two Niemans, Anthony Lewis of The New York Times and Hale Champion of the San Francisco Chronicle, on a cold February Sunday morning, went to Logan Airport to meet me. And it was obviously a political and a journalistic gesture, and it certainly helped to fend off those nutty people in Washington who were talking about prosecution.\nJUAN GONZ\u00c1LEZ: You mentioned there\u2019s also another giant of American journalism, Edward R. Murrow, who apparently came to your defense at one time. Could you tell us a little bit about that?\nWILLIAM WORTHY: Well, in terms of public opinion, public relations and journalistic support, I won the China passport case, but legally lost it when a three-judge court, federal court, in Washington rejected my application for a new passport. And they called me a \u201cblustering inquisitor\u201d and said a few other negative things. I guess in an earlier period of American history, they wouldn\u2019t have been so \u201cdiscreet,\u201d quote-unquote; they probably would have said \u201cuppity nigger.\u201d But \u201cblustering inquisitor\u201d was the acceptable phraseology in 1957. So, Murrow did a broadcast\u2014every night after his news, he would devote about five minutes to commentary\u2014did a very nice commentary and took up the phrase \u201cblustering inquisitor,\u201d and, in effect, said that if that decision were to be carried to its ultimate limits, everybody in the country could be locked up and not allowed to leave anywhere. Sort of an Edward R. Murrow version of what Phil Ochs was saying.\nAMY GOODMAN: I\u2019m looking at a piece you wrote for The Crisis magazine.\nWILLIAM WORTHY: The NAACP magazine.\nAMY GOODMAN: In 1954, and it was reprinted by the American Friends Service Committee, called \u201cOur Disgrace in Indo-China.\u201d Now, this is way back. This is 1954. And it\u2019s interesting because you wrote a little note on it for me saying that this is what Paul Robeson was holding up at his brother\u2019s church in Harlem, the only platform he had left to speak on, in a photograph that you have, a famous photograph of Paul Robeson holding up your piece on \u201cOur Disgrace in Indo-China.\u201d And, in fact, as I learned about your life, I thought a lot about Paul Robeson and also his difficulties with the U.S. government.\nWILLIAM WORTHY: Yeah, he couldn\u2019t even get into Canada. And what some of his supporters in Canada did at a famous concert, he sang on the American side of the border, and they were a few feet away on the Canadian side, which\u2014I don\u2019t know. I kind of understand why people in Washington don\u2019t get upset when they\u2019re ridiculed so effectively. He was a man famous all over the world, had been famous since at least the 1930s as an actor, a singer. And, yes, his views were leftist, but so what? Isn\u2019t that what the Bill of Rights is supposed be all about? But he was miserably hounded.\nAnd one of the things about middle-of-the-road people in this country I think people on the left sometimes forget is that from unexpected individuals sometimes you get principled support. The publisher of the Baltimore Afro-American was Carl Murphy, a businessman who ran a prosperous paper, but he stuck by Paul Robeson throughout, no wavering, even in the most difficult period. And in the troubled times ahead, I think it behooves those of us who want to see a less insane, less militaristic, less repressive society than this one is and is becoming have got to realize that on basic issues such as this, political differences can be and should be put aside to fend off the psychotic, right-wing forces who right now are trying to repeal the whole New Deal, go back to the 19th century, bust unions, and do everything else to suppress the rising opposition to considerably intolerable conditions.\nJUAN GONZ\u00c1LEZ: You worked for many years and wrote for the Baltimore Afro-American. What do you see as the\u2014how the black press is functioning today versus what it was doing, say, in the \u201940s and \u201950s in terms of raising issues? Do you think that the same kind of militancy exists among the black press today?\nWILLIAM WORTHY: I\u2019ll take you back to the turn of the century. A scholar\u2014I forget what university it was, I think a Midwestern university, and I wish I could think of his name\u2014wrote a book published in 1971 by Arno Press and The New York Times, of all things, called The Black Press Views American Imperialism (1898-1900). It\u2019s a very revealing book, and you find these tiny papers in the Deep South, and other parts of the country, but in the repressive Deep South, with acute, intellectually acute, very well informed critiques of what the U.S. was doing in Cuba, in the Philippines, and expanding its empire. I remember one\u2014I think it was a religious publication, maybe by A.M.E. Church or something, and the bishop who published it said, at the time of the Boxer Rebellion, \u201cAny\u201d\u2014I think his phrase was, \u201cAny Negro soldier who sails out on a U.S. ship to China to help put down this rebellion should find the bottom of the sea before he gets there\u201d\u2014militant, anti-imperialist orientation. That\u2019s missing now. I don\u2019t know how it\u2019s dropped out of the perspective, but it very definitely has.\nI found out from the vice president of economic affairs, now\u2014he left a few years ago, in\u2014at Howard, that the reason the name Maceo was so common in families of color in the South at the turn of the century was that they were naming their sons after General Maceo of Cuba, who was fighting both Spanish imperialism and U.S. imperialism. So, even in those benighted days, there was an awareness of what the U.S. was doing abroad, which is so sadly missing today.\nA book published by the Brookings Institution in 1976\u2014the title will come to me in a minute\u2014in an appendix lists 215 U.S. military interventions around the world, all parts of the world, from 1946, which was the year after World War II ended, and 1975\u201430 years, an average of seven a year. I think any person who reads that list is going to be absolutely startled, the number of the interventions alone, let alone the vast array of countries that felt the sting of American military intervention. Yeah, Force Without War was the title of the Brookings Institution book. I would urge anybody who wants to update himself or herself on the post-war U.S. military policy around the world to get that book either from their own library, university library, or on interlibrary loan.\nWhat brought you both to oppose U.S. intervention before most people did\u2014even knew where Vietnam existed? And then can you talk about your visits to North Vietnam and how the U.S. government reacted and your coverage of Ho Chi Minh?\nWILLIAM WORTHY: I got a little attack of diarrhea on the wrong day, wasn\u2019t able to go to a reception in Hanoi that Ho Chi Minh was giving, and so one of my lifetime regrets is I did not meet that remarkable man, through pure happenstance. In the lobby, I think it is, of Parker House Hotel in downtown Boston, where Charles Dickens once stayed when he was lecturing, a famous hotel, there\u2019s a plaque which indicates that they believe that Ho Chi Minh, as an itinerant\u2014not itinerant, but as a sailor, I think, on a French ship during his exile under the French colonial rule, stayed there\u2014worked there, I think, as a bellboy. And also Malcolm X, where it is known, definitely, that he worked there. And I pictured in my mind, because The Boston Globe used to be right around the corner on Washington Street from the Parker House Hotel\u2014I pictured in my mind that, let\u2019s say, some socially conscious, Boston Brahmin type, somebody from that kind of strata, if they had gotten to know Ho Chi Minh as a bellboy at Parker House Hotel in Boston and took him around to The Boston Globe and said, \u201cThis is a man who one day is going to become prime minister or president of a country that the U.S. are going to be involved in,\u201d he probably would have been, politely or impolitely, escorted out of the building as ridiculous. Bellboy? Going to become president? Going to win a war against the United States? You know, what kind of nonsense is this?\nThere\u2019s a book by Ellen Hammer called The [Struggle] for Indochina, and she tells how after\u2014Ho Chi Minh collaborated with the U.S. in the ouster of the Japanese from Vietnam during World War II. And then the French colonialists came back, and two planes carrying French military officers flew in, I think on the same day, to land back in this country which had freed itself from Japanese imperialism. And those were American planes. And her sentence after that paragraph introducing the book was: \u201cThe French had returned to Indochina.\u201d So the U.S. was playing the colonial game throughout the U.S.\u2014throughout the World War II, planning ahead, get rid of Japanese rival imperialism, get rid of German imperialism, but to restore and \u201cimprove on,\u201d quote-unquote, the U.S. position. And they collaborated. And the American people slept for almost 20 years, until, under Johnson, the Vietnam War escalated to ground troops, and that\u2019s when it was possible to get Americans to even think about this remote, unknown country, which brought the Johnson administration down. He didn\u2019t run for re-election.\nAnd Dave Dellinger\u2014many people listening to this program know that name, a great hero of the American peace movement\u2014went to Vietnam around 1966, after the ground troops, half a million, had landed, and met with Ho Chi Minh. And the Vietnamese, North Vietnamese, were claiming to be constantly shooting down a lot of American planes, which for a peasant country seemed highly unlikely. So Dave Dellinger, in his, I guess, usual cordial and polite way, challenged the authenticity of these official reports. And Ho Chi Minh gave him a classic answer. He said, \u201cLook, if my people ever caught me in a single lie, I would have to surrender to Lyndon Johnson in 30 days.\u201d Now, what if we had a president who felt that he had to tell us the truth, otherwise his government would be brought down in 30 days? Wouldn\u2019t this country be a hell of a lot different from what it is today?\nAMY GOODMAN: Your impressions of Cuba? You have closely followed Cuba since Fidel Castro led the revolution against Batista, did a documentary for ABC on Cuba. William Worthy, what are you impressions today, and what were they then? And how do they differ from most other journalists?\nWILLIAM WORTHY: The U.S. basically has a counterrevolutionary policy line worldwide, and Cuba had been so much under U.S. domination for so long that there wasn\u2019t the slightest inclination in this country to accept the reality of a revolution that did not turn around and betray its own people, as quite a few revolutions in our time have done in other parts of the world. And once it became clear, starting with the Eisenhower administration and continuing on into the other presidencies, Kennedy and others, there\u2019s been an unrelenting attempt to discredit a government which, at least until the collapse of the Soviet Union, was really delivering for its people. I understand that even President Clinton, at a town meeting he held in Buenos Aires several months ago, did acknowledge that Cuba had a virtually ideal, free healthcare system and free educational system. And also, amazingly, Clinton referred to him recently as a highly intelligent man. It looks like some overtures are now being made, probably as a result of the impending pope\u2019s visit January 21st to 25th. The mass media personalities and those of lesser stature, by and large, do not understand, let alone have any empathy for, revolutionary struggles.\nGiven the proximity of Cuba to the United States, it\u2019s hard for me, as a result of half a dozen visits there since the revolution, to imagine that anybody else of less oratorical powers, of lesser intellectual brilliance, could have kept that country alive without bowing to American domination, with the CIA instituting all kinds of armed attacks within the country and offshore attacks. And as someone who reads Granma Internacional, the English-language paper out of Cuba, every week, there is nothing egotistical about the man, which is one of the hazards of leadership. And so, certainly for Cuba, I would dissent from the view that you just projected as a\u2014at least a theoretical possibility. Byron\u2014was it Byron who said power corrupts and all that? It\u2019s true. And without a very strong degree of self-assurance, it\u2019s a temptation for those who have led a revolution to not give up power. Nelson Mandela, who\u2019s a very close friend of Fidel and praised him just within the last couple days, and has said that Cuba\u2019s struggle is South Africa\u2019s struggle, partly maybe because of health, partly because of his age, has decided to relinquish power. And I think that his successors are going to have a very hard time with that recalcitrant white minority, which he attacked in a speech last week for trying to destabilize the country, create crime and restlessness. I think his successor, with lesser stature, is going to have a much harder job.\nAMY GOODMAN: William Worthy, the U.S. has often said about countries it has as its allies, \u201cThey have elections, so it\u2019s democratic.\u201d And we see over and over again how those elections can be shams. But in Cuba, Fidel Castro has not had elections. Why do you think\u2014why do you think he hasn\u2019t? If\u2014\nWILLIAM WORTHY: Well, he\u2019s not had elections American-style. There are\u2014there are different varieties.\nAMY GOODMAN: At a more local level?\nAMY GOODMAN: But what about for president of Cuba? Why do you think he wouldn\u2019t do it? Do you think he\u2014is he afraid he wouldn\u2019t be re-elected?\nWILLIAM WORTHY: Hell no. The man still has tremendous popularity, despite all the hardships that Cuba has gone through, particularly since 1991. James Reston, I think it was, The New York Times, was asked by Secretary of State Kissinger, because he was going to meet with and interview Fidel, to raise the possibility of at least some initial talks with the United States. And so, when he came back and reported to Kissinger what had happened, he said, \u201cWell, Fidel\u2019s response was: 'As soon as the U.S. lifts the embargo.'\u201d And Kissinger said, \u201cYeah, that\u2019s exactly what I expected him to say.\u201d Fidel is not about to let the U.S. determine the lines of the Cuban revolution, the terms of the Cuban revolution, its policies, its processes. And I, for one, do not fault him for that. We see this new prime minister of\u2014or president, whatever his title is, of South Korea, who went through horrific experiences, partly due to the U.S. support of these terribly corrupt and brutal generals, one of whom had crushed the Gwangju revolution in\u2014uprising in 1980, I guess it was\u2014first thing he does when he gets elected last week is to reassure the Western capitalist countries that he\u2019s going to support the IMF bailout, which, if you read between the lines, is a way of making sure that American investments are going to be protected in South Korea. That\u2019s the danger of yielding to U.S. pressures, and Fidel is not about to do that.\nAMY GOODMAN: Well, William Worthy, I want to thank you very much for spending this program with us, this time with us.\nWILLIAM WORTHY: Glad to do it. And I just hope that listeners will look to some basic works. If you read Aldous Huxley\u2019s The Devils of Loudun, L-O-U-D-U-N, came out in 1952, I think, which deals a lot with Cardinal Richelieu, who had virtually dictatorial powers in France at the time that he was the de facto ruler of considerable parts of Europe\u2014it\u2019s not a political book, but it has tremendous political significance, with a great appendix. If you read New Men of Power by Columbia University Professor C. Wright Mills, came out around 1947, a study of U.S. labor leaders, you see him raising the important point, way back then: \u201cPolitically,\u201d he asked, \u201cwho will catch the American people when the economic system fails them?\u201d The significance of that is that there are tremendous dangers in this country from a highly well financed right. The American people have concerns about their over-extended credit cards, their mortgage payments, getting downsized, and yet they don\u2019t take time to do any basic reading to understand what this society is really all about. There are all kinds of\u2014we do have still free libraries. We do still have free thinkers, like Noam Chomsky and others, whose works ought to be read religiously.\nAMY GOODMAN: Thank you for being with us.\nStoryMay 19, 2014\u201cThe Most Important Journalist You\u2019ve Never Heard Of\u201d: Remembering William Worthy (1921-2014)\n\u201cThe Most Important Journalist You\u2019ve Never Heard Of\u201d: Remembering William Worthy (1921-2014)",
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        "raw_content": ":: Binge Eaters Program Benefits\nSynopsis : 12 week program helps binge eaters stop binging for up to a year.\nShort-Term Program for Binge Eaters Has Long-Term Benefits - Kaiser Permanente study first to find program stops binge eating and saves patients money.\nA new study finds that a self-guided, 12-week program helps binge eaters stop binging for up to a year and the program can also save money for those who participate. Recurrent binge eating is the most common eating disorder in the country, affecting more than three percent of the population, or nine million people, yet few treatment options are available.\nBut a first-of-a-kind study conducted by researchers at the Kaiser Permanente Center for Health Research, Wesleyan University and Rutgers University found that more than 63 percent of participants had stopped binging at the end of the program, compared to just over 28 percent of those who did not participate. The program lasted only 12 weeks, but most of the participants were still binge free a year later. A second study, also published in the April issue of the Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology, found that program participants saved money because they spent less on things like dietary supplements and weight loss programs.\n\"It is unusual to find a program like this that works well, and also saves the patient money. It's a win-win for everyone,\" said study author Frances Lynch, PhD, MSPH, a health economist at the Kaiser Permanente Center for Health Research. \"This type of program is something that all health care systems should consider implementing.\"\n\"People who binge eat more than other people do during a short period of time and they lose control of their eating during these episodes. Binge eating is often accompanied by depression, shame, weight gain, loss of self-esteem and it costs the healthcare system millions of extra dollars,\" said the study's principal investigator Ruth H. Striegel-Moore, PhD, a professor of psychology at Wesleyan University. \"Our studies show that recurrent binge eating can be successfully treated with a brief, easily administered program, and that's great news for patients and their providers.\"\nBinge eating has received a lot of media attention recently because the American Psychiatric Association is recommending that it be considered a separate, distinct eating disorder like bulimia and anorexia. This new diagnosis can be expected to focus more attention on binge eating and how best to treat it, according to the researchers. It also could influence the number of people diagnosed and how insurers will cover treatment.\nThis randomized controlled trial, conducted in 2004-2005, involved 123 members of the Kaiser Permanente health plan in Oregon and southwest Washington. More than 90 percent of them were women, and the average age was 37. To be included in the study, participants had to have at least one binge eating episode a week during the previous three months with no gaps of two or more weeks between episodes.\nHalf of the participants were enrolled in the intervention and asked to read the book \"Overcoming Binge Eating\" by Dr. Christopher Fairburn, a professor of psychiatry and expert on eating disorders. The book details scientific information about binge eating and then outlines a six-step self-help program using self-monitoring, self-control and problem-solving strategies. Participants in the study attended eight therapy sessions over the course of 12 weeks in which counselors explained the rationale for cognitive behavioral therapy and helped participants apply the strategies in the book. The first session lasted one hour, and subsequent sessions were 20-25 minutes. The average cost of the intervention was $167 per patient.\nAll participants were mailed fliers detailing the health plan's offerings for healthy living and eating and encouraged to contact their primary care physician to learn about more services.\nBy the end of the 12-week program 63.5 percent of participants had stopped binging, compared to 28.3 percent of those who did not participate. Six months later, 74.5 percent of program participants abstained from binging, compared to 44.1 percent in usual care. At one year, 64.2 percent of participants were binge free, compared to 44.6 percent of those in usual care.\nEveryone in the trial was asked to provide extensive information about their binge eating episodes, how often they missed work or were less productive at work, and the amount they spent on health care, weight-loss programs and weight loss supplements. Researchers also examined expenditures on medications, doctor visits, and other health-related services.\nThe researchers then compared these costs between the two groups and found that average total costs were $447 less in the intervention group. This included an average savings of $149 for the participants, who spent less on weight loss programs, over-the-counter medications and supplements. Total costs for the intervention group were $3,670 per person per year, and costs for the control group were $4,098.\n\"While program results are promising, we highly encourage anyone who has problems with binge eating to consult with their doctors to make sure this program is right for them,\" said study co-author Lynn DeBar, PhD, clinical psychologist at the Kaiser Permanente Center for Health Research.\nStudy authors include: Lynn DeBar, John F. Dickerson, Frances Lynch and Nancy Perrin from the Kaiser Permanente Center for Health Research in Portland, Oregon; Ruth H. Striegel-Moore and Francine Rosselli from Wesleyan University; G. Terence Wilson from Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey; and Helena C. Kraemer from the Stanford University School of Medicine.\nKaiser Permanente's Center for Health Research, founded in 1964, is a nonprofit research institution dedicated to advancing knowledge to improve health. 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        "raw_content": "Fact Sheet: Probiotics\nLearn more about the \u201cgood bacteria\u201d that can boost your immune system, improve your digestion and much more.\nProbiotics are essential to basic human nutrition. Probiotics are live microorganisms (in most cases, bacteria) that are similar to the beneficial microorganisms naturally found in the human gut. These \u201cgood bacteria\u201d are used to prevent and alleviate many different conditions, but particularly those that affect the gastrointestinal tract.\nOur gut is home to over 500 bacterial species. These \u201cvisitors\u201d form a bioreactor, which facilitates digestion, provides nutrients, and helps form the immune system. Some important nutrients made by this bioreactor include several B vitamins, vitamin K, folate, and some short-chain fatty acids. Up to 10% of an individual\u2019s daily energy needs can be derived from the byproducts of the good bacteria in your gut.\nFurthermore, probiotics can provide multiple benefits for your immune system. When probiotics are abundant in your body, it\u2019s harder for bacteria that cause illness to get a foothold. Some also keep you healthy by making bacteriocins, which suppress the growth of harmful bacteria.\nIt\u2019s time that you learned about some of the little friends that help you in so many ways. (They won\u2019t get offended if you happen to mispronounce their names.)\nLactobacillus bulgaricus can be found in many yogurts and soft cheeses. It was discovered by the Bulgarian doctor Stamen Grigorov, hence the name bulgaricus. It helps to convert lactose and other sugars into lactic acid, which may be particularly helpful for those who are lactose intolerant.\nStreptococcus thermophilus has nothing to do with strep throat, which is caused by a completely different bug. These friendly bacteria are also used to make yogurts and cheeses, and they even assist Lactobacillus bulgaricus by making nutrients that assist with growth.\nLactobacillus acidophilus and Lactobacillus casei both convert lactose into lactic acid \u2013 also helping the lactose intolerant. Research has indicated that L. Acidophilus may also be helpful at reducing cholesterol levels.\nBifidobacteria is a family of bacteria that has been studied for its ability to prevent and treat various gastrointestinal disorders, including infections, irritable bowel syndrome and constipation. In addition to making lactic acid, it also makes some important short-chain fatty acids that are then absorbed and metabolized by the body. There is also some experimental evidence that certain bifidobacteria may actually protect the host from carcinogenic activity of other intestinal flora.\nSome yogurts contain the aforementioned bacteria; however, because they are sensitive to oxygen, light, and dramatic temperature changes, make sure to look for yogurts with \u201clive and active cultures.\u201d Many commercial yogurts are heat-treated or pasteurized, resulting in the loss of these valuable cultures. Learn more about the smart way to shop for probiotics.\nIf you are seeking non-dairy yogurt options, there are several that contain live probiotic cultures. Yogurts made from rice, soy and coconut milk are available on the market and also contain added probiotics that can provide the same benefits. Other alternative sources of probiotics include eating fermented foods like Brewer\u2019s yeast, miso, sauerkraut, or micro algae. Whatever the source, always look for \u201clive and active cultures\u201d on the label.\nIf you want to supercharge your probiotic friends, you may want to feed them with prebiotics. That\u2019s P-R-E-biotics. They nourish the good bacteria in your gut in order to keep them healthy against the bad bacteria. They should go hand-in-hand with probiotics. Prebiotics are found in many foods, including bananas, whole grains, honey, garlic and onions. Try to get two to four servings of these prebiotic-rich foods a day.\nIn order to reap the full benefits of taking probiotics, some experts recommend taking probiotic-rich food or a probiotic supplement for a minimum of two weeks \u2013 try it and see if you notice a difference!\nAre Organic Foods Better?\nThere is much talk going on about organic food versus non-organic conventional food. Could buying organic be better for you and...\nDr. Oz\u2019s Complete Body Restart Guide\nDr. Oz reveals the top organs that can help your body restart itself from the inside out. Learn how to fine-tune each of them for...",
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        "raw_content": "Written by Donate Life on December 19, 2016 . Posted in News\nDLA presented the Pinnacle Platinum Award at its 2016 Annual Meeting in Las Vegas, Nevada in October. Receiving the honored DMV Platinum Award were Col. Kevin Shwedo, Director of the SC DMV, and Tracy Armstrong, Director of Donate Life South Carolina, for their collaborative efforts in the \u201cBells for Life\u201d campaign. The campaign kick-off began in 2015 and encompassed all DMV offices. In South Carolina, each time a customer says, \u201cYes\u201d to registering to be a donor and/or gives a monetary contribution to Donate Life South Carolina, the customer is given the opportunity to ring a simple desk bell painted in Donate Life colors of blue and green. When the bell is rung, DMV staff take a moment to clap and recognize the new LIFE registrant in thanks for helping save lives through organ, eye and tissue donation.\nEach year, Donate Life America (DLA), a national non-profit organization presents Pinnacle Awards to Donate Life State Teams and national partners with innovative programs that encourage people to say, \u201cYES\u201d to organ, eye and tissue donation.\nVisit Donate Life America to learn more about the Pinnacle awards and to view the other State winners.",
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        "raw_content": "International Management of Research and Development\nEdited by Maximilian von Zedtwitz, Julian Birkinshaw, Oliver Gassmann\nInternational Management of Research and Development brings together the most influential contributions to managing, organising and coordinating R&D and innovation on a global scale. In addition to papers on the fundamental principles, trends and drivers of international R&D, it covers strategies and operations of global R&D. It also provides an introduction to modern concepts such as knowledge networks, open innovation and virtual innovation. It is a key reference collection for professors and researchers wishing to understand the practical implications of industrial R&D and a valuable resource for chief technology and innovation officers keen to develop their corporate R&D more systematically. 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        "raw_content": "Home \u00bb Projects of the Year \u00bb 57 West and Clarence Road Baptist Church\nProject of the Year 2017: 57 West and Clarence Road Baptist Church\n57 West is a recently planted Baptist church in central Southend-on-Sea. The church has emerged among rough sleepers and low-income households. We are sharing the Gospel in new ways that helps the non-churched to respond. The community is trying to be whole-life oriented, where God\u2019s invitation is received to live \u2018life in fullness\u2019. After 3 years working, 57 West is now a thriving community of people exploring faith and being baptised. They are supporting each other in their significant needs, and we are welcoming in more people each day.\nClarence Road Baptist Church (CRBC) is one of the older Baptist churches in Southend-on-Sea. The form and focus of the church has changed much over the years, but our location in the town centre has always played a key role in defining our ministry. Today, we are a \u2018small\u2019 church, but one which is known for its welcoming spirit and generosity. Our intention is to use all of our resources to further the mission of God in the heart of Southend-on-Sea.\nWith over 6000 visits to 57 West in 2016 we have outgrown our small coffee shop premises. Our daily community caf\u00e9 offers free food and drinks, pastoral support and therapy activities such as art classes. Saturday church and following community meal accommodates around 40 people. We are consequently\nbursting for space. We have therefore agreed with Clarence Road Baptist Church to lease and renovate their lounge area. This will give around 60% more space than we currently have.\nThe premises of Clarence Road Baptist will therefore be zoned into two areas for the two churches to coexist and to support the existing groups that use the Church\u2019s premises including: Olive Tree Counselling, Cruse Bereavement Counselling, Street Pastors, Chinese Christian Church, Carers\u2019 Forum, Rethink Recovery, and Alcoholics Anonymous.\nThe goal of our project is to create a flexible and inviting space where the worship and mission of both churches can continue to grow together in partnership, and where God\u2019s kingdom extends in Southend.\nFunding is therefore needed for renovation works, including renovating the existing lounge area to make it into a community caf\u00e9 for 57 West. This includes: new lighting, electrics, electric heater, shop-front windows, open-plan kitchen area, shower room for rough sleepers, new toilet area, new partition wall in lobby to zone the area, two moveable partition walls in main church hall and lounge area.\nBudget costs:\nTotal \u00a360k (\u00a335 has already been sourced). Amount needed \u00a325k\nWe are excited about the potential this partnership has for both churches, and for the mission of God\u2019s church in Southend town centre. With the support of Projects of the Year 2017 we consider this project to be both achievable and timely. We appreciate any support you can offer and ask you to continue to pray for both churches moving forward.",
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        "raw_content": "Why Choose Ebby?\nWhy should you depend on Ebby Halliday, REALTORS\u00ae when selling your home?\nSince 1945, Ebby Halliday has provided outstanding service to our clients and community. With 31 office locations throughout Dallas-Fort Worth and North Texas, Ebby Halliday is the largest independently owned residential real estate company in Texas and the 10th-largest nationwide, selling more homes than any other brokerage in North Texas. Our award-winning team of approximately 1,750 Associates and knowledgeable Dallas Realtors remains the highest-rated in Texas as a result of our commitment to client service, continuing education programs, dedication to our industry and devotion to the communities we serve.\nEbby sales associates will greatly enhance the sale of your home. In the United States, 90 percent of homes are sold by real estate agents, and agent-listed homes sell almost twice as fast as owner-sold homes. Our knowledgeable and experienced Dallas Realtors do all the work for you, eliminating the hassle and uncertainty of the by-owner selling process. With Ebby Halliday, your home will receive unparalleled exposure. Ebby is a household name; homebuyers all over North Texas come to us first when planning a move. Major corporations depend on our well-known Corporate Real Estate Services Department - the area's largest - to secure housing for their employees during corporate relocations.\nOur award-winning website receives approximately 22,000 visits a day. We market your home in the very best media. Ebby Halliday, REALTORS\u00ae is a founding member of Leading Real Estate Companies of the World\u00ae (LeadingRE), the largest and highest-selling real estate network in the nation, comprised of 500 firms with 3,500 offices and 120,000 associates in nearly 50 countries worldwide. Additionally, our company is an advisory board member of Leading RE's Luxury Portfolio International\u00ae, which markets luxury homes in 30 countries, with an average price over $2.4 million.\nDallas homes for sale listed with Ebby will be syndicated to our partner companies, media outlets worldwide, and it will appear on the best address in real estate... ebby.com. Listing with Ebby Halliday, REALTORS\u00ae brings the real estate market to you.",
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        "raw_content": "Centara achieves more gold for green\nSustainability is at the heart of Centara Hotels & Resorts operations and is embedded in the corporate culture. Centara\u2019s teams work diligently to reduce their impact on the environment and within the local communities. As recognition for all of the hard work and motivation to continue to expand the sustainability initiatives, Centara is honoured to have received two more Gold Certifications from EarthCheck for Centara Grand Beach Resort Samui and Centara Grand Beach Resort & Villas Hua Hin along with numerous properties achieving Silver Certifications.\nThe \u201cEarthCheck Gold\u201d designation is only conferred after five years of continual independent assessment and adherence to internationally-recognised, scientific standards. 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        "raw_content": "Your employees are good, talented people, but despite this, their productivity levels aren\u2019t especially high. Consequently, it takes much longer to accomplish goals than you would like, so it\u2019s time to make a change.\nThe issue at hand might be a lack of motivation on their part, but the blame could actually fall on you. Here\u2019s three tips to help employees become more productive, so they can achieve higher levels of output each day.\nProvide Regular Training\nIt\u2019s hard for employees to be productive when they\u2019re not properly trained. This should start with a thorough onboarding process, but shouldn\u2019t stop there.\nMaking education a priority ensures no one slips through the cracks. When people are trained regularly, they\u2019re able to keep their skills sharp and learn new abilities. Consequently, they\u2019ll have the capacity to work faster and make fewer mistakes, thus achieving higher levels of efficiency.\nRequiring employees to do things a certain way, just because that\u2019s how it\u2019s always been done might be easy, but it\u2019s not efficient. When workers are forced to follow outdated processes and procedures, it takes much longer to complete each task.\nSince they\u2019re the people actually doing the work, ask employees for regular feedback on these practices and suggestions for improvement. Eliminating unnecessary steps will allow people to work quicker, taking productivity to a level you\u2019ve never seen.\nNo matter how much employees enjoy their jobs, doing the same thing every day can become a bit mundane. Inspire people to step it up by giving them a personal stake in their success.\nThink long and hard about what motivates your team, then offer this as an incentive to bring their A-game to work each day. For example, set a certain production target for the week \u2014 or month \u2014 and give those who meet it a cash bonus, gift card, or a free pizza lunch. The incentive doesn\u2019t have to cost much, as sometimes even a little push is all it takes to get employees out of a slump.\nNeed more time to focus on boosting employee productivity? ECS provides client management, staffing insurance, employment management services, and consulting to employers. Get in touch today to simplify your workload!",
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        "raw_content": "There is a need and an opportunity for the EU ICT industry to achieve a competitive advantage in the global marketplace by acting coherently in the research investigations for the next generation of ICT networks.\nIn this context, a \"5G Public Private Partnership\" has recently been set by the European Commission and the 5G PPP association. The founding members of the association are Alcatel-Lucent, Ericsson, Nokia Solutions and Networks, Orange and satellite operator SES. The goal of the PPP, fitting under the Horizon 2020 framework, is to deliver solutions, architectures, technologies and standards for the ubiquitous 5G communication infrastructures of the next decade.\nIn this breakfast session, two founding members of the 5G PPP association and the European Commission shared their views on the scope of this PPP from various angles: the future of communications, key challenges to overcome as well as the background and expectations of the 5G PPP.\nEvent: Next Generation Network Infrastructures\nNews: An ambitious EU framework for 5G deployment\nNews: Next Generation Network Infrastructures\nMr. Mario Campolargo Biography",
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        "raw_content": "Malala wins the Nobel Peace Prize\nYoungest ever winner\nShe\u2019s the inspirational Pakistani teenager whose fearless campaigning for girls\u2019 education led to her to suffer a horrific shooting at the hands of the Taliban. And now 17-year-old Malala Yousafzai has become the youngest ever recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize.\nThe teenager was shot in the head by Taliban gunmen while on a schoolbus in October 2012, after speaking out for the need for Pakistani girls to have access to education. She went on to make an incredible recovery in the UK and continue her campaigning \u2013 setting up the Malala Fund and becoming an international role model.\nShe was jointly awarded the prize with Kailash Satyarthi from India, 'for their struggle against the suppression of children and young people and for the right of all children to education'.\nA remarkable achievement for a truly remarkable activist.\nRead more about Malala and many more of the UK\u2019s most inspiring women in the ELLE Feminism Issue. Subscribe to receive it first.\nMalala Accepts the Nobel Peace Prize\nRushdie wins PEN Pinter prize\nPharrell wins top prize\nEmma Watson Interviews Malala\nEimear McBride wins 2014 Baileys Women's Prize for Fiction",
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        "raw_content": "Dubai Municipality launches 8 Car-Free Day initiative\nDubai Municipality on Sunday announced the activities of the eighth cycle of its green initiative Car-Free Day, which will be organised for February 5th.\nThe announcement was made at a press conference at the municipality headquarters in the presence of Hussain Nasser Lootah, Director-General of Dubai Municipality, Major General Mohammed Ahmed Al Marri, Director-General of the General Directorate of Residency and Foreigners Affairs, GDRFA, Dubai, and other officials.\nLootah said the initiative has been witnessing huge participation from various government, semi-government departments and private agencies during the last seven cycles.\nHe said the campaign will contribute to achieve the objectives of the emirate through the UAE National Agenda 2021 in the field of preservation of air quality and reducing the carbon footprint.\nPraising the municipality\u2019s efforts to encourage adoption of sustainable solutions, Al Marri said GDRFA is happy to participate with Dubai Municipality in this green initiative, which aims to protect the environment and encourage members of society to follow behaviour that contributes towards a sustainable environment.",
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        "raw_content": "Super Puma future to hinge on probe results\nWorkers must have faith in fleet, says Union boss\nThe fate of the North Sea\u2019s grounded Super Puma helicopter fleet could ultimately be decided by factors like public confidence not just safety assurances, a union chief today claimed.\nThe warning comes after key offshore and aviation industry players gathered behind closed doors to hear the latest about an investigation into a deadly crash in Norway that killed 13.\nA potential return to service of the controversial choppers was discussed as part of the meeting with manufacturer Airbus.\nThe aircraft have been under heavy public scrutiny for their involvement in a number of fatal accidents over the last decade.\nThe meeting was led by the Offshore Helicopter Safety Leadership Group (OHSLG), which is made up of representatives from the UK Civil Aviation Authority, helicopter operators, the oil and gas industry and trade unions.\nThe Norwegian aviation safety watchdog and the pan-European safety group EASA also attended at the Jury\u2019s Inn in Dyce at the end of last month to hear from Airbus.\nBut it was confirmed last night that the aircraft will not return to service in the North Sea until given regulatory approval by both the UK and the Norwegian aviation watchdogs.\nHowever, RMT regional organiser Jake Molloy said the return of the aircraft would hinge on \u201cother factors\u201d than an Airbus recommendation.\nHe said: \u201cWe just made our position clear that we have got to wait for the investigation to be completed before we consider the return to service.\n\u201cEverybody agreed that this was the case anyway. 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Any decision will be made only after extensive consultation, investigation and consideration.\n\u201cWe continue to work with the helicopter operators, the offshore industries, international regulators, unions and pilot representatives to enhance offshore safety standards still further and all these parties are actively involved in ongoing discussions.\u201d\nAn Airbus spokesman confirmed that the French manufacturer was also in attendance at the meeting.\nHe said: \u201cAirbus Helicopters took part in an OHSLG meeting on Tuesday 28th February by invitation of the CAA, which included EASA, Norwegian CAA, workforce representatives, helicopter operators and wider offshore industry.\nAt the meeting Airbus Helicopters provided an update on the progress made in relation to the LN-OJF investigation.\nAirbus Helicopters continues to work with wider industry and stakeholders to implement new ways of improving safety and we are providing full support to \u200ecustomers and stakeholders.\u200e\u201d\nIn relation to a possible return to service, he added: \u201cIt is a decision for the UK/Norwegian CAAs whether and when to lift the current restrictions.\u200e\u201d\nStep Change in Safety Executive Director Les Linklater was also at the meeting.\nHe said: \u201cAll members were given a presentation by Airbus Helicopters providing an update on the progress made on the LN-OJF [Norway] investigation.\n\u201cThe meeting was a transparent, informative and focused session to discuss advances being made into raising standards in flight safety.\n\u201cAs the investigation into the April 29, 2016, helicopter crash in Norway is still ongoing, we will continue to be informed by its findings. 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        "raw_content": "Image credit: Joe Raedle via Getty Images\nScientists struggling to eradicate toxic 'red tides' from Florida's coast\nThe latest outbreak has already killed thousands of marine animals.\nIn 1793, Captain George Vancouver and his British surveying crew landed in a small cove and helped themselves to some of the nearby shellfish, despite the odd glow of the sea that day and despite the native peoples taboo against eating mussels during such occurrences. One of Vancouver's crew subsequently became among the first people on record to die from paralytic shellfish poisoning (PSP) generated by the bioluminescent algal blooms of Alexandrium catenella. You'll never guess what the inlet is named now.\nThe Gulf Coast of Florida is currently suffering from a similar form of algae-induced poisoning, and has been for almost 10 months. Since October, 2017, the nearly 150 miles of state coastline -- from Anna Maria Island near Bradenton down south to Naples -- has been inundated with a Red Tide, specifically a massive bloom of the Karenia brevis species.\nWhile this outbreak is not the longest on record (a bloom near Miami back in 2005-2006 ran for nearly a year and a half), this one has proven especially deadly for marine life. What makes K. brevis so dangerous is that the dinoflagellates produce potent neurotoxic substances such as brevetoxin. So far, this substance has been linked to the death of (literally) tons of fish, more than two dozen manatees a number of dolphins and even a 26-foot juvenile whale shark. Sea turtles, including the endangered Kemp's ridley sea turtle, have been dying at triple the nominal annual rate throughout 2018. More than 300 have already died from ingesting the brevetoxin, according to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission.\nNo human deaths have been reported as of yet, though the toxin can become aerosolized when waves crash up onto the beach, causing or exacerbating breathing problems. As such, while you can technically go swimming during a Red Tide, health experts warn against it. However this bloom is hitting Florida's tourism industry hard. Governor Rick Scott on Monday announced that he would be diverting half a million dollars to local communities and businesses impacted by the drop in tourist dollars during the outbreak as well as another $100,000 towards cleanup and mitigation efforts. The especially hard-hit Lee County is slated to receive additional $900,000 in emergency relief funds.\nThe unicellular algae that cause Red Tides are actually fairly common throughout the world's oceans. Though many of these blooms are non-toxic -- they cause more problems via the sheer girth of their biomass which can, for example, create anaerobic environments that suffocate other organisms (so-called \"fish kills\") -- around a dozen species are known to produce the deadly compounds.\nInterestingly, we're not really sure what purpose these toxins actually serve. They could be a feeding deterrent, Dr. Kathleen Rein of Florida International University's Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, told Engadget, or they could simply be a natural byproduct of the algae's metabolic process.\n\"This organism uses a lot of energy to make these molecules,\" she said. \"I think there's some other physiological, biochemical function for these molecules. But that is an area that really needs more research.\"\nWe do, however, very much understand how they work. These toxins are designed to latch onto specific proteins embedded on the cell's excitable membrane. This causes the cell's ion channels to open, depolarizing the cell. After the affected cell exhausts the sodium at its immediate disposal, it stops transmitting electrical impulses. You only need picomolar (.001 mole) concentrations of these toxins in your system to begin feeling the effects.\n\"People who have been poisoned with this have had gastrointestinal problems, disorientation, dizziness, they describe their lips tingling,\" Rein explained. There is also something called a temperature reversal sensation, where hot feels cold, and cold feels hot. You have to have a pretty high dose to get that, though.\"\nWhat's worrisome is that many of these algae species (toxic or not) are spreading into formerly foreign environments and upsetting the local food web balance. Aureococcus anophagefferens, for example, used to only be found in the northeastern US and South Africa is now being pulled out of nuclear power plant cooling intakes in China. Aureoumbra lagunensis has spread from a single locale to expand along the entire Gulf Coast and recently migrated to Cuba. Most troubling is the spread of Ostreopsis, the toxic species thought to cause ciguatera fish poisoning. With a readily-aerosolable toxin, cases of respiratory distress have increased wherever Ostreopsis has flourished.\nFrustratingly, researchers have yet to pin down why these blooms occur in the first place.\nDinoflagellates like K. brevis exist in the ocean at concentrations of around 1,000 cells per liter of seawater. In fact natural algae blooms have occurred regularly throughout history (as British Columbia's indigenous peoples can tell you), often when there is a seasonal upwelling of nutrients from the deep ocean or when a major storm or hurricane churns up the currents. This brings nitrogen- and phosphorus-rich waters to the surface where the algae can feast and reproduce. The natural balance can be upset by human activity near the coast, especially when nutrient-packed agricultural runoff reaches the sea to further feed the blooms.\nRising surface water temperatures resulting from climate change have also been linked to the blooms. Climate change may also play an indirect role in the formation of Red Tides by contributing to increasingly powerful hurricanes. That record-length 17-month Red Tide that bloomed between 2005 and 2006 was preceded by a pair of intense hurricane years off the coast of Florida. Those storms scoured the coastline, pouring nutrients into the local waters. Hurricane Irma in 2017 did the same in 2017 and is suspected as having helped cause this latest algae outbreak.\n\"The hurricane that went through there last year would have flushed huge amounts of nutrients into the coastal waters.,\" Dr. Don Anderson, Senior Scientist in the Biology Department of Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, explained to Engadget. \"And then, that was months ago, but still some people are speculating that that would've been the hurricane effect. That it would have been just flushing the land out and washing all this nitrogen, phosphorus, and other things in to the coastal ocean, where it's been available to fuel these kind of blooms.\"\nWhat's more, this strengthening trend may have been going on since the 1950s. A 2008 study out of the University of Miami examined data on K. brevis from the past half century, finding that there were 13 to 18 times as many blooms in the 8 year span between 1994 and 2002 than there were between 1954 and 1963. The study's authors blame increased human activity in Florida where nutrient-laden water from Lake Okeechobee (which is currently struggling with an algae bloom of its own) is diverted towards communities on the Gulf Coast. When the freshwater runoff comes into contact with seawater, \"Those freshwater algae die, release all those nutrients, and that just feeds right into the [K. brevis] algae,\" study author and University of Miami researcher Larry Brand wrote in the report.\nResearchers from the Mote Lab are working on methods to minimize the effects of these blooms and mitigate the damage they cause to local ecosystems. One such device, which is currently in testing, injects ozone molecules into the water, destroying all organic compounds (including brevetoxins) present while aerating the fluid. The team has already completed small-scale testing using a 25,000 gallon tank and will soon attempt the experiment in a local 600,000-gallon canal.\nWhile hosting the 2008 Olympics, the Chinese government took a decidedly low-tech approach towards minimizing the appearance of red tides: clay. \"Uou disperse into the water, and the clay particles aggregate with each other, and with all the cells that are there, and they sink to the bottom,\" Anderson explained. \"And you can clear the water that way.\"\nDrones and autonomous underwater vehicles are also playing an increasingly large role in monitoring and modelling Red Tides. The \"Brevebuster\" AUV operated by the Mote Marine Lab, for example, is loaded with optical sensors which can identify the presence of K. brevis in the field based on the light absorbing characteristics of its collected water samples. Additionally the Imaging FlowCytobot from McLane Labs at the Woods Hole Oceanographic institute, incorporates an underwater flow cytometer to automatically photograph, count and even identify the kinds of cells that it collects in samples.\n\"Conscientious pursuit of goals for pollution reductions, including excess nutrients, could well prevent HABs in some locations,\" Anderson wrote in his 2012 paper. \"Careful assessment and precaution against species introductions via ballast water and aquaculture-related activities also can be effective preventative strategies.\" However such strategies, he concedes, are more long-term solutions as it will take time for the excess nutrients in sediment are slowly flushed out.\nRein points to a number of other studies geared towards keeping red tides under control, including \"using maybe a virus that's specific for dinoflagellates, or seeding the bloom with another phytoplankton species that could out-compete K. brevis. Or even a parasitic dinoflagellate that infects other dinoflagellates.\"\nHowever, despite some studies initial successes, they're not likely to be deployed in the near future. \"Scientists are really, really wary of tinkering with the delicate ecological balance in the ocean,\" she continued. \"Because you start doing that, and you could end up with something worse.\"\nEven if we can't beat back algae blooms any further than the tides themselves, perhaps we can at least exploit them. In 2004, researchers at the National Institute of Environmental Health Science in Florida were working to develop a defense against the irritating toxins produced by red tide algae. The researchers came up with a pair of \"anti-toxins\" -- the manmade b-Naphthoyl-brevetoxin compound and brevenal, which is produced by the algae itself.\nNot only did these anti-toxins prove to successfully mitigate irritating effects of getting aerosolized brevetoxin in the eye, nose and throat, the researchers also noticed that these compounds worked much in the same way as the current class of drugs used to treat cystic fibrosis -- just far more effectively.\nCystic fibrosis is the most common fatal genetic disease for white people. An estimated 12 million people carry the defective gene and 30,000 actively suffer from the disease, which causes the lungs and airway to become clogged with thick mucus which serves as an idea breeding ground for bacteria.\n\"These compounds are excellent candidates for the development of an entirely new class of drugs targeted for the treatment of mucociliary disease,\" Dr. Kenneth Olden, director of the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, wrote in a statement at the time.\nWhat's more, they appear to be effective at doses magnitudes smaller -- that is, you need a dose 1 million times lower -- than what is currently required. \"These agents can improve the clearance of mucus, and they may also work at concentrations that have no side effects,\" Dr. William Abraham, pulmonary pharmacologist at Mount Sinai Medical Center and author of the study, said in the same statement.\nThese toxins are also being eyed for potential oncology applications as well. \"One person's toxin is the next person's cancer drug,\" Rein quipped.\nNo matter how we decide to tackle the red tide issue, we're going to want to do it sooner than later. The Earth's population is expected to hit 9 billion by the middle of the century and top 10 billion by the start of the next. With all those mouths to feed and thirsts to quench, humans will accelerate their exploitation of the planet's shorelines while increasing the intensity of their agricultural efforts. Anderson estimates that we'll need to boost food production by 30 percent by midcentury to keep up with humanity's nutritional needs. That will be done, in the short term at least, through the liberal use of fertilizers, further complicating red tide mitigation efforts.\nImages: Getty Images (bioluminescent waves, dead fish); Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (map, algae cells); Getty Creative (lung X-ray)\nIn this article: green, tomorrow\nBy Andrew Tarantola @terrortola\nAndrew has lived in San Francisco since 1982 and has been writing clever things about technology since 2011. 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        "raw_content": "(Redirected from Aches)\nLeveraGe Oct 2010 ??? 2011\nQuantic LeveraGe ??? 2011 Dec 2011\ncompLexity Gaming Dec 2012 May 2014\nEvil Geniuses May 2014 Nov 2014\nProphecy Apr 2015 June 2015\nTCM-Gaming June 2015 Sep 2015\nRise Nation Sep 2015 Oct 2015\nHundred Thieves May 2016 Jul 2016\ncompLexity Gaming Jul 2016 Aug 2016\nCloud9 Aug 2016 Aug 2017\nEvil Geniuses Sep 2017 Sep 2018\nTeam EnVyUs Sep 2018 Present\nPatrick \"ACHES\" Price is a veteran professional American Call Of Duty player for EnVyUs. He is known for being the captain of teams such as Leverage, compLexity, Evil Geniuses, and FaZe Clan.\nPatrick ACHES Price started playing during Call of Duty: Modern Warfare. However it was during Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 that he began competing at major events. His first major team was Leverage where he began his partnership with longtime teammate, TeePee. They would team up with Fatalize and Carnage for their first big tournament, the MLG Online National Championship. Following that event the roster had a bit of a make over with Miles and Juhgee replacing Fatalize and Carnage. This roster would go into MLG National Championship 2010 and finish a very impressive 2nd place. Aches would take home a share of the $6,000 his team received.\nAt the end of 2010, the new Call of Duty was released, Call of Duty: Black Ops. Going into the game, Aches kept the team name of Leverage, however they came under the sponsorship of Quantic thus creating Quantic LeveraGe. Along with Teepee, Aches decided to add Bobby and FEARS to the team going into the new game. The team won the first tournament of the new game, which was the MLG $25K. The tournament was online and netted them a split of $10,000 for taking first. Despite the win, Aches felt the team could get even better as they replaced FEARS with Scump going into the first major LAN event of the game which was MLG Dallas. They once again took the win showing a bit of dominance on the game. However, they weren't able to replicate the same performance at MLG Columbus despite the same roster.\nFollowing this 4th place performance, which Aches considered disappointing, he decided the team needed a change and replaced Bobby with Proofy. Aches felt this team was the one that can win it all and that's exactly what they did at MLG Anaheim. The team would stay together for MLG Columbus as well however their performance was rather poor finishing in 6th. Following this event, Proofy decided to go back to OpTic Gaming. To fill the gap, Aches felt it was best to bring back FEARS to the team. They weren't able to replicate the success from the beginning of the game as they finished in 5th and 6th respectively at the last two events of the game to close out the season.\nWith the success of Black Ops 1, the scene was expecting to continue to grow in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3. However, with no real support from the developers and the tools necessary for proper LAN events not really there, the game was not picked up by MLG to be on the circuit. Many of the pro players decided to take this year off with no major tournaments in America to play in. Aches did attend one event in the UK this year which was EGL 8. The team consisted of him and Teepee along with 2 pick ups of John and Nadeshot. The team went under just the name Leverage and finished a rather poor 8th place. This is the worst performance Aches had on LAN to date although it was with a pick up team. He wouldn't compete at anymore major events for the rest of the game.\nThe scene was extremely excited for Call of Duty:Black Ops 2 and with good reason. The game came with more competitive support than any other game before. With this new game also came a new sponsor for Aches team. He decided to join compLexity. Along with him he brought his good friend Teepee as well as FEARS and added [Crimsix]]. Crimsix had previously played during Call of Duty 4 but went over to Halo for several years. This was his first time back to Call of Duty. They got off to a good start by taking the first tournament of the season which was the online, Frag Cup IV. Following the win, they went on to place 2nd at UMG Chicago. The team lost to OpTic Gaming in the finals however this was overshadowed by an altercation between Aches and Nadeshot following the match in which words were exchanged and Aches pushed Nadeshot.\nDespite finishing 2nd, Aches was left unsatisfied and a roster change was made in which FEARS was let go to make room for TuQuick. Unfortunately, TuQuick was not the answer to their problems as they finsihed 4th at the next 2 events including the biggest tournament of the year, the Call of Duty Championship. Disappointed they came up short, Aches once again felt the team needed a change. He decided the team needed to drop TuQuick and pick up Clayster in hopes of getting back on track. With the new roster, they went into the MLG Spring Championship with hopes of winning it all. That's exactly what they did taking home $20,000. Following the event, Aches kept the team the same as they went over to London and dominated at Gfinity 1 winning another title. Following their win in Europe the team's next event was the MLG PAX Prime Invitational. This was the first time the team got a taste of defeat with Clayster on board as they lost in the finals to UNiTE Gaming. Despite the loss, Aches felt the team was able to rebound from the defeat and no changes were necessary. Rebound is exactly what they did as they won the following 4 events to close out Black Ops 2. These events included UMG Atlanta, another trip to London for Gfinity 2, a 4 team invitational at the MLG Fall Invitational, and ESWC in France to close it out.\nFollowing the streak the team ended Black Ops 2 on, Aches had nothing but winning aspirations going into Call of Duty: Ghosts. A few weeks after the release of the game, Aches and the rest of the team attended the first event of the game, MLG Fall Championship. Picking up where they left off in the previous game, the team was able to win the entire event. However, following the event Aches decided to shock the entire community by revealing that the team had dropped Clayster. In his place, they were picking up Karma who had just left Team EnVyUs. Despite all the events they won together, Aches claimed that the team could be better and clashing personalities had to be addressed. Despite all the backlash, the team stuck with the decision and went on forward practicing for UMG Philadelphia. Despite breaking up a team that had won 5 straight events, they didn't skip a beat taking the title in Philadelphia as well.\nComing off that win the team began competing in MLG's first online league, MLG Pro Circuit Season 1, as well preparing for the biggest tournament of the year, the Call of Duty Championship 2014. They qualified for the big tournament without much trouble but were defeated in the finals of the Call of Duty Championship US Regional Final by Strictly Business which some believed made the team a little vulnerable. However, Aches promised that the event was not a big deal due to it being simply a qualifier and having no money on the line. He kept his word as compLexity won the tournament without losing to a single team and taking home the $400,000. After winning the World Championship, Aches and company attended UGC Niagara where once again they would take the win.\nFollowing the event, the team shocked the community when it was announced that they were purchased by Evil Geniuses and would no longer be under the compLexity organization. The first event the team would attend under the new organization was the MLG X Games Invitational. For the first time in history, MLG was featured at the X Games in which the players would receive the same Gold, Silver, and Bronze medals as the extreme sports athletes. The team's winning streak came to an end here, however as they took home the Bronze medal after losses to Team Kaliber and OpTic Gaming left them in the 3rd place game. Even with the loss, Aches wasn't left too worried as the team got back to work for future events. They attended MLG Championship Anaheim next for which they qualified for through the MLG CoD League Season 2. In the International Playoffs at Anaheim, they would only drop a combined 5 maps on their way to the title in which they defeated OpTic Gaming in the finals.\nBack to their winning ways they hoped to continue the success in both the MLG CoD League Season 3 as well as at the upcoming LAN event in London, Gfinity 3. The team went to London expecting to win but were hit with a major shock. They were eliminated in the first round of bracket play, finishing in a disappointing 5th-8th. This was the worst placing Aches had since the MLG National Championship 2011 to close out Black Ops 1. After returning from Europe, the main focus was Season 3 of MLG's league, unfortunately Aches became the center of controversy. After getting into a war of words with MLG employees on twitter, he was suspended from the league for 4 games becoming the first player in history to be suspended from the league. At the same time, the team confirmed that they would not be attending UMG Dallas 2014 due to some of the team not being able to attend. After returning to the league, Aches got into another altercation in which he was suspended another 2 games for. At this time Karma announced that he no longer wanted to be on Evil Geniuses and was eventually loaned to FaZe Clan in return for Dedo. This leaves Aches as the captain of Evil Geniuses with now Teepee, Crimsix, and Dedo going forward for the rest of the game.\nUpon the release of AW, Aches was in the midst of contract issues with Evil Geniuses. A few days later, after all EG members announced their respective teams, it was announced that Aches would be joining FaZe Clan alongside Censor, Apathy, and SlasheR. The team saw some solid online performances in the 2 and 5K's, losing 1-3 to JusTus in the finals of a 2K, but there were doubts about Aches being able to match his dynasty on EG/coL with this new team. At MLG Columbus 2014, Aches had one of his most remarkable tournaments. Heading into Loser's Champ Bracket Round 3 on Championship Sunday, it was discovered that Aches had severely injured his hand to the point where he was almost removed from play due to medical ineligibility as stated by Adam Apicella (MLG Adam). However, Aches pulled off some of the best leadership, perseverance and skill bringing FaZe Clan all the way through the Loser's Bracket and to an extremely intense Grand final vs. OpTic Gaming. They defeated OpTic Gaming 3-1 in the first best of 5 series, and after bringing all the way to a Game 5 (the 9th game in the series), Aches and his team defeated OpTic 6-4 on Recovery SnD to be crowned MLG Columbus Champions.\nAfter his disappointing year in AW, Aches had left TCM in search for a new team. Teams were skeptical to pick him up as it had seemed to be that the legend had dropped off. However, Aches was given a chance by JKap to find his way onto the respectable Team EnVyUs along with his long time duo, TeePee and AW breakout player Slasher.\nACHES has teamed with TeePee for over 3\u00bd years, they were the longest running duo ever in professional Call of Duty. 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        "raw_content": "Middle East Russia-West Relations Syria Global Security\nRussia is pursuing a twin-track policy in Syria. Its airstrikes are continuing at a high tempo, and continue to hit a wide range of anti-Assad forces on the ground. At the same time recent reports suggest a Russian backed Syrian peace plan is circulating at the United Nations. The two elements of the policy are linked. Russian warplanes are being used to demonstrate that Assad will not be allowed to fall but also to strengthen his constituency\u2019s hand in the peace talks to follow. The west should now learn from what Russia is doing and apply greater military pressure of its own while biting the bullet on negotiating with Assad.\nIf western leaders are to do this, however, they will have to accept some hard truths. Their policy on Syria to date has been tragically misguided and strategically incoherent. It has not helped the people of Syria and is now generating side-effects that are a major threat to European and wider western interests.\nFor over two years, the west has argued that Assad must go before there can be meaningful negotiations. At the same time it has refused to commit the necessary military power to remove him. It has argued that to negotiate with Assad, a butcher who has killed thousands of his own people, would be an affront to the people of Syria and to western values. Yet the biggest threat to the Syrian people is the continuation of the war. And the biggest threat to western values now comes not from Assad but from inside Europe, where commitment to solidarity is collapsing and intolerant populist movements are thriving on the back of the flows of refugees escaping the conflict.\nThe west badly needs a new policy. This policy must more thoroughly align interests with values. To achieve that aim it must consist, at a minimum, of the following four elements.\nFirst, it must radically increase military aid to the moderate opposition in Syria and provide air support to their operations on the ground. There are risks in this policy, particularly in relation to US led coalition forces coming into conflict with the Russian military but the recent deal on de-confliction makes these risks manageable. As with Russia\u2019s actions, the application of greater western military power must be for political effect. It must demonstrate to Assad, Putin, and the Iranians that diplomacy is possible but total defeat for the moderate opposition is not. Nor will they be left to negotiate from a position of weakness.\nSecond, the west must be willing to create safe areas inside Syria so people do not have to flee to Europe to save their own lives. Western air power should be used to enforce no fly zones over these areas and opposition fighters should be given everything they need to defend them on the ground.\nThird, the talk of increased EU aid to African countries and additional conflict prevention measures, audible ahead of this week\u2019s Malta summit, is to be welcomed, but the west must also increase economic support to Turkey, Jordan, and Lebanon. The challenge to the economic, social and political stability of each of these countries from massive refugee flows is enormous. Should any one of them become destabilised to the point of collapse or serious internal strife, the effect would be to deepen the current humanitarian crisis in the region, and to further increase refugee flows to neighbouring countries and to Europe.\nFourth, and on the basis of the other three measures, the west must drop its insistence that Assad must go and make clear its willingness to negotiate an end to the Syrian war. Whether Assad personally survives a deal or not, any negotiated settlement is going to have to acknowledge the existence of the constituency of opinion he represents. It is also going to have to acknowledge the fact that Iran, having recently joined discussions on the issue, must be involved.\nThere are many who oppose this plan of action but in their commitment to current policy, they are now undermining the very values they say their position is designed to reflect.\nTo pursue the course suggested would not be to abandon a commitment to universal human rights or to choose between those values and western interests. It would be to align the greater use of western military power with a political strategy to end to the war.\nIt would be to do what is necessary to lift the Syrian people out of the nightmare into which their country has fallen and to act to prevent further loss of life.\nIt would be to make clear, through significant military support to the opposition, that the west will not allow what remains of the Arab Spring in Syria to be totally extinguished and in fact will do what is required to make sure it influences the future direction of the country.\nAnd it would be to act to stem the flow of refugees to Europe and in doing so, to prevent populists from destroying the historically transcendent commitment to cooperation, solidarity, and tolerance that seven successful decades of European integration represents.\nIt would be, in other words, to align western interests and values, and to act in defence of both.\nUse P5+1 leverage to get a good deal\nTrumping Proliferation: From a one-off deal to a global standard",
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        "raw_content": "Iran JCPOA Nuclear Arms Control United Nations United States Global Security\nFor years, suspicions were raised over the size of Iran\u2019s extensive nuclear energy program and whether this suggested nuclear weapon intentions along with its peaceful use of nuclear energy. As a result, Iran was subject to economic sanctions and isolation from the international community.\nLong running diplomatic negotiations between Iran and the E3+3 (the EU, UK, France, Germany, US, Russia and China) led to the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), a package deal designed to build confidence in the exclusively peaceful nature of Iran\u2019s nuclear programme and which, in turn, would lead to the lifting of sanctions.\nIn its unanimous resolution of 20 July 2015, the UN Security Council endorsed the JCPOA and affirmed that full implementation would contribute to international peace and security. It stressed that UN members were obligated under Article 25 of the Charter to accept and carry out the decision.\nTwo years later the Trump administration is now intent on destroying the JCPOA to the consternation of other state parties. Given that Iran has been implementing its portion of the deal in good faith and has the support of the international community, the US is now the one that is isolated.\nWhy is the US now changing its position? Some have suggested that the Trump administration is driven by a desire to destroy the achievements of the previous Obama administration. This is a plausible but only a partial explanation. The other argument is that Iran might abide by the JCPOA for ten years but would then rush to build a nuclear weapon. This is tenuous. Iran has accepted permanent legal commitments not to acquire nuclear weapons under the JCPOA as well as under the Nuclear Non Proliferation Treaty (NPT). There is also nothing to suggest that only legal shackles of the JCPOA are preventing it from developing a nuclear weapons capability. The IAEA has never come across evidence of any diversion of nuclear material towards a nuclear weapons programme. And who knows what the world will look like ten years from now? Perhaps the US will seek Iran as an ally in 2027?\nToday, scores of American JCPOA critics are faced with the difficulty of condemning an Iran which seems to be respecting and fulfilling its obligations under the JCPOA. Instead of criticizing Iran for failing to fulfil the provisions of the JCPOA, they claim that Iran is ignoring the \u2018spirit\u2019 of the deal; that it is supporting terrorist activities; and that it should limit its missile development program. Others, rightly, comment that the US is free to pursue such issues. However these are outside the legal commitments of the nuclear deal and should not be allowed to derail it. Indeed, Iran could have a stronger basis for complaints against the United States because of American efforts to thwart the lifting of sanctions promised in the JCPOA and decreed by the UN Security Council.\nCriticism over Iranian interventionism and terrorist activities needs to be specific but also seen and understood within the context of the actions of other states. Does Iranian conduct differ from the widespread practice of states in the region \u2013 as well as the US \u2013 to support various groups fighting the Assad government? Does it differ from the activities of outside states supporting dissidents, and terrorist activities, in the South and East of Iran? Such activities include assassinating Iranian nuclear scientists as well as introducing the highly sophisticated \u2018Stuxnet\u2019 computer virus into Iranian centrifuges, rendering large numbers inoperable.\nI join the increasing number of commentators who believe that American concerns over Iran\u2019s nuclear weapons intentions may \u2013 as before the invasion of Iraq in 2003 \u2013 be more of a marketing ploy than a real worry. What is to be sold this time is not war, perhaps not even a desired but implausible toppling of a defiant theocratic regime. The motivation is more likely to be a wish to deny Iran a boost in economic development and political power that could result from the lifting of sanctions. There is little doubt that US friends in Israel and some Arab states worry about such a development more than alleged nuclear weapon intentions or Iranian military capacities growing from its present modest levels. There is also little doubt that the US ambition to hinder Iran is underpinned by the influence of Israel\u2019s Prime Minister and his supporters in the US.\nWhat are the consequences that might flow from US breaches of the decision that the UN Security Council adopted with US support?\nOne would be the damage to US credibility as a party to international agreements or legally binding UN decisions. Would North Korea dare to take any actions or make any commitments in return for commitments offered by the current US administration, perhaps in a UN framework?\nAnother casualty would be to the authority and credibility of the United Nations. In his recent speech before the UN General Assembly, president Trump made a point of praising the UN\u2019s potential whilst also demanding its reform. If he genuinely sees potential in the UN, why take action to damage it? Although the US remains the world\u2019s sole military superpower in a multipolar world it is important to operate as a reliable partner to states whose votes are needed for action by the Security Council.\nA further consequence would be damage to US-European relations. The lone US departure from the Paris climate accord and its exit from the almost complete EU-US free trade area agreement caused a rift in relations. If the US were to go it alone on the JCPOA this would further widen the split with Europe. The same would be true if attempts were made to use issues outside the nuclear deal \u2013 such as conventional missile development \u2013 for the backdoor introduction of new economic sanctions.\nSome in the US seem to think that Europe will eventually join in, or fall in line with, whatever course that the US chooses. In my view, they are wrong. Europe should and \u2013 I believe \u2013 will point the way to its friend and partner: firmly, fully and in good faith implement the deal that the UN Security Council endorsed and mandated for all to respect.\nThe Grim Gamble of the Trump Administration on Iran\nTrump\u2019s New Strategy on Iran: Hard Questions for Europe",
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        "title": "Updating NATO\u2019s nuclear posture: Necessary? Feasible? Desirable? | European Leadership Network",
        "raw_content": "Updating NATO\u2019s nuclear posture: Necessary? Feasible? Desirable?\nOliver Meier |Deputy Head, International Security Division, German Institute for International and Security Affairs\nDeterrence NATO Nuclear Weapons Global Security\nDoes NATO\u2019s nuclear policy need an update? The recent commentary by Jacek Durkalec for the ELN made the case for an adaptation. Five years ago, the proponents of nuclear reductions by the Alliance were the ones who asked this question. Today, it is the advocates for an increased reliance on nuclear deterrence who doubt whether NATO\u2019s nuclear posture is still adequate.\nThis turnaround reflects the dramatically changed circumstances of the debate over NATO\u2019s nuclear policy. In 2009, President Barack Obama pushed for a world free of nuclear weapons. Now, the U.S. administration sees arms control merely as an instrument to improve strategic stability. Even before the current crisis, in 2013, Moscow withdrew from the discussions on nuclear issues in the NATO-Russia Council. Since then, Russia\u2019s nuclear posturing during and after its annexation of Crimea has put an end to efforts by NATO to engage Russia on non-strategic nuclear weapons deployed in Europe.\nThere is no doubt that nuclear deterrence in Europe is back on the agenda. Nevertheless, those who want to open \u201cPandora\u2019s Box\u201d and revise NATO\u2019s nuclear doctrine need to answer the same three questions that were put to arms control advocates five years ago: Is it necessary to update nuclear policies? Is a new consensus feasible? And most importantly, would greater reliance on nuclear weapons improve European security?\nRegarding the purported necessity for an update, the case for revising NATO\u2019s nuclear policy rests on the stated need to deter further Russian aggression. It is argued that NATO\u2019s nuclear deterrent is not credible because the Alliance has not been able or willing to send collective nuclear messages. This is an exaggeration. In fact, NATO has already begun to adjust its nuclear practices.\nSince the Ukraine crisis, NATO\u2019s Nuclear Planning Group has met twice at the level of Defence Ministers and decided to review the practice of nuclear exercises. Involvement of Central European Allies in NATO\u2019s nuclear exercises has reportedly increased.\nMoreover, NATO doctrine states that the \u201csupreme guarantee of the security of the Allies is provided by the strategic nuclear forces of the Alliance, particularly those of the United States.\u201d Therefore, recent nuclear exercises and redeployments by the United States can also be considered as a part of the Alliance\u2019s nuclear messaging.\nAddressing the question of the feasibility of changing the Alliance\u2019s nuclear consensus, it seems that the key allies do not have much appetite to engage in a debate about more far-reaching revisions. Any such move would require reopening the 2010 Strategic Concept and the 2012 Deterrence and Defense Posture Review report (DDPR), which states that the Alliance\u2019s nuclear forces meet \u201cthe criteria for an effective deterrence and defence posture.\u201d At the 2014 Wales summit, shortly after Russia\u2019s annexation of Crimea, Allies could only agree to disagree over how to address the future of NATO\u2019s nuclear sharing arrangements. Thus, they let this first opportunity to change NATO\u2019s nuclear posture pass.\nThe July 2016 Warsaw summit will provide the next political opportunity to initiate a review of NATO\u2019s nuclear policy. Yet, it is not clear why the mood in Warsaw should be any more conducive for such a debate than in Wales, given that Russia\u2019s military presence in Eastern Ukraine has decreased since last year and consultations and cooperation with Moscow over Syria and Iran have increased. Germany, for example, has already put down one marker, stating that it does not want to revise the 1997 NATO-Russia Founding Act. Proponents of an update should be careful what they wish for. A debate which highlights the differences, rather than the commonalities among Allies\u2019 positions on nuclear weapons could undermine the credibility of NATO\u2019s deterrence posture.\nThe toughest question to answer is whether greater reliance on nuclear weapons would increase European security. Many options are on the table. The modest end of the spectrum covers an update of NATO\u2019s declaratory policy and more assertive nuclear messaging. Some have argued that the United States should deploy new nuclear assets in response to Russia\u2019s alleged violation of the Treaty on Intermediate-range Nuclear Forces (INF). Termination of the Founding Act, also hinted at, would pave the way for the deployment of nuclear weapons closer to the NATO-Russian border.\nThe core purpose of these proposals is to prevent, deter and counter Russian attempts to politically \u201cuse\u201d its nuclear weapons to intimidate and divide NATO allies. As the argument goes, deterring Russia during a nuclear crisis would increase the Alliance\u2019s freedom of action. One often-cited scenario involves Russian aggression, backed up by threats of nuclear escalation, against one or several Baltic states. Leaving aside the question of whether Russia is able and willing to attack NATO directly, deterring \u201chybrid warfare\u201d by nuclear means would be inherently difficult. Unconventional warfare is designed to stay below the threshold of triggering direct military responses. Introduction of nuclear options under such circumstances could complicate a unified response by the Alliance. It also increases the likelihood of mishaps or misunderstandings and, thus, risks of involuntary escalation or incidents. Looking beyond the hybrid warfare scenario, a direct attack by conventional or nuclear Russian forces on NATO territory or forces would trigger Article 5 consultations among NATO members. In such a case, existing nuclear sharing arrangements provide a well-established mechanism to assess whether a nuclear response by the Alliance would be desirable.\nThus, increasing reliance on nuclear weapons to counter Russia\u2019s more aggressive policy does not appear necessary, feasible, or desirable. Rather than getting ahead of itself on how to react to Russia\u2019s nuclear brinkmanship, NATO should embark on a comprehensive, open-ended and inclusive dialogue about its future deterrence and defence posture.\nA prerequisite for an informed debate is a shared understanding among allies of the rationale behind Russia\u2019s nuclear brinkmanship. Even well-informed observers disagree on whether Russia\u2019s nuclear policy reflects a coherent, long-term strategy by the Kremlin or whether it is the outcome of ad hoc decision-making.\nSuch a dialogue would not necessarily have to lead up to a new Strategic Concept or a DDPR 2.0, but it should address all aspects of deterrence, not only options to increase the role of nuclear weapons. The debate should also evaluate the impact of the nuclear agreement with Iran on NATO\u2019s missile defence plans and provide an opportunity to discuss the implications of modernizing U.S. nuclear weapons deployed in Europe.\nIn the run-up to the adoption of the 2010 Strategic Concept, the Alliance embarked on an unprecedented process of involving stakeholders from parliaments and think-tanks in the debate. Building on such a process and broadening participation would greatly enhance the legitimacy of a new deterrence posture.\nMeanwhile, NATO should continue to try to engage Russia in a dialogue to avoid accidents and incidents as well as better understand its nuclear policy. A range of proposals have been developed by experts, including by the Deep Cuts Commission and a track II dialogue sponsored by the Centre for International and Security Studies.\nA discussion on the Alliance\u2019s deterrence and defence posture needs to be started again. But Allies should avoid jumping to conclusions about the need to put more emphasis on nuclear deterrence. 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        "raw_content": "Workshop: Responsibility for Refugee and Migrant Integration\nby Melbourne Social Equity Institute\nRoom 102, Melbourne Law School\nThis workshop is presented as part of the Melbourne Social Equity Institute\u2019s Refugee and Forced Migration Studies PhD Program. Other postgraduate students, researchers and the general public are also welcome to attend.\nHosted by A/Prof Eva Alisic, the program will feature three researchers whose work explores the role of individual citizens in the integration of newcomers to host societies, a large-scale, global challenge:\nDr Jan-Christoph Heilinger, Academic Director of the Ethics Centre at the University of Munich, Germany\nDr Karly Kehoe, Canada Research Chair in Atlantic Canada Communities at Saint Mary\u2019s University in Nova Scotia, Canada\nDr Dzenana Kartal, Research Specialist at Phoenix Australia Centre for Posttraumatic Mental Health, University of Melbourne\nThe session will also include a screening of Science in Exile, a short documentary that sheds light on the difficulties facing scientists and students in forced exile.\nDr Jan-Christoph Heilinger is Academic Director of the Ethics-Centre at the University of Munich and a Permanent Visiting Professor at Ecole Normale Sup\u00e9rieure, Port-au-Prince, Haiti. He studied philosophy at the universities of Cologne, Paris (IV-Sorbonne and X-Nanterre) and Berlin (Humboldt), where he received his doctoral degree in philosophy. He has held visiting positions at, among others, at New York University (2011), Ecole Normale Sup\u00e9rieure, Paris (2012), and the University of Sydney (2017). His research interests include moral and political philosophy, the theory and practice of global justice, applied ethics, and philosophical anthropology. He has published more than forty scholarly articles, as well as one authored, one co-authored, and nine (co-) edited books. He recently finished a book-manuscript on Global Relational Equality: Moral Cosmopolitanism in a Pragmatic Perspective.\nDr S. Karly Kehoe is the Canada Research Chair in Atlantic Canada Communities at Saint Mary\u2019s University in Nova Scotia. Her research interests include religion, migration, and identity among Scottish and Irish communities in the British Atlantic as well as the relationship between the Scottish Diaspora and plantation slavery in the Caribbean. She has held research fellowships at the University of Guelph and Yale University, sits on the editorial board of the Scottish Historical Review, and is a Fellow of the Royal Historical Society. Kehoe is former senior co-chair of the Royal Society of Edinburgh\u2019s Young Academy of Scotland, a member of the Global Young Academy, and the author of the book, Creating a Scottish Church: Catholicism, Gender and Ethnicity in Nineteenth-Century Scotland (Manchester University Press, 2010). she leads the Landscapes and Lifescapes project, which examines the links between development in the historic Scottish Highlands, Atlantic Canada and plantation slavery in the Caribbean. Her most recent book is Empire and Emancipation: Catholics in Britain\u2019s Atlantic World, c. 1780\u2013c. 1840.\nDr Dzenana Kartal is Research Specialist at Phoenix Australia Centre for Posttraumatic Mental Health, University of Melbourne. She has over 15 years\u2019 experience working in public and university mental health research specialising in posttraumatic mental health problems among refugees and culturally and linguistically diverse communities. She completed her PhD investigating the influence of war-related traumatic exposure, acculturative stress, and acculturation on the mental health of long-term resettled refugees in Australia and Austria. At Phoenix Australia, Dzenana specialises in mental health service delivery and research including implementation and evaluation of evidence-based treatments and knowledge translation.\nWorkshop: Responsibility for Refugee and Migrant Integration at Room 102, Melbourne Law School\n185 Pelham Street, Carlton, Vic 3053, Australia",
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        "raw_content": "Everyday Guide To Hepatitis A\nEveryday Health \u00bb Hepatitis A \u00bb Hepatitis A\nGenerally acquired through contaminated food, hepatitis A is an acute, viral-borne inflammation of the liver.\nHepatitis is an inflammation of the liver, an organ with several important functions.\nYour liver converts dietary nutrients into useful substances and breaks down toxins and chemicals.\nHepatitis A is a type of hepatitis caused by the hepatitis A virus (HAV).\nNumerous other types of viral and non-viral hepatitis also exist, including hepatitis B, hepatitis C, and alcohol-related hepatitis.\nHepatitis A Transmission\nYou can get hepatitis A if HAV, which is present in feces and blood, gets into your body through your mouth.\nThe virus is passed between people through the \"fecal-oral route,\" which can occur:\nWhen an infected person touches objects or food after going to the bathroom and failing to wash his or her hands properly\nWhen someone doesn't wash properly after handling diapers or cleaning up the stool of an infected person\nDuring sex with an infected person, particularly if it involves direct or indirect anal-oral contact, or anal sex in which sanitary measures aren't taken afterwards\nYou can also get hepatitis A by ingesting food or water contaminated with feces containing HAV.\nCommon sources of HAV transmission include fruits, vegetables, shellfish, ice, and water.\nThis mode of transmission is far less common in the United States and other developed countries, which have better sanitation measures in place, such as treating the water supply with chlorine or chloramine.\nYou cannot get HAV through casual contact with an infected person, such as through hugging or even being coughed or sneezed on.\nAnd babies cannot get HAV from breast milk.\nHepatitis A Risk Factors\nYou are at an increased risk for hepatitis A if you:\nLive in or travel to a developing country where hepatitis A is common\nLive with someone who has hepatitis A\nHave oral-anal sexual contact with someone who is infected\nUse illegal drugs, including those that aren't injected\nHave hemophilia or other disorders that affect blood clotting\nWork in the health care, food, or sewage industries\nHepatitis A is one of the most common causes of foodborne illness, according to the World Health Organization (WHO).\nEach year, there are about 1.5 million reported cases of hepatitis A around the world, according to a 2012 report in the World Journal of Hepatology.\nHowever, the actual rate of infection is likely up to 10 times higher because many cases go unreported, the article notes.\nIn 2012, there were 1,562 reported cases of hepatitis A in the United States, according to the CDC, which adds that the actual number is likely closer to 3,050 cases, if asymptomatic infections and under-reporting are taken into consideration.\nWhat's more, about half of all infections in the United States are actually acquired outside of the country, according to the CDC.\nHow does the liver work?; U.S. Library of Medicine.\nHepatitis; MedlinePlus/NIH.\nSurveillance for Viral Hepatitis \u2013 United States, 2012; CDC.\nWhat I need to know about Hepatitis A; National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases.\nHepatitis A; World Health Organization.\nHepatitis A FAQs for the Public; CDC.\nE. Franco, C. Meleleo, L. Serino, D. Sobara, & L. Zaratti. (2012). \"Hepatitis A: Epidemiology and Prevention in Developing Countries;\" World Journal of Hepatology.",
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        "raw_content": "Harriers six all finish well in Torbay half marathon\nExmouth Harriers Adam Miller\nThe penultimate Sunday of June saw the running of the Torbay Half Marathon, writes Dave Eveleigh.\nAnother sea front run, this one takes in Paignton and Torquay and it was won in a swift time of 65:42 by Isaac Kimutai.\nSix Exmouth Harriers were on the start line and all finished very well placed. In fact in a field including over a thousand men the five male runners representing Exmouth were all in the top hundred and three were in the top thirty!\nDawn Teed, timed at 1:48:23 was 60th out of over 500 women and fifth of 32 women aged 45-49 who ran. The very consistent Hugh Marsden now in the men aged 50-54 category was 22nd overall and first in that age group clocking 82:05.\nThen, within 400 metres of Hugh, were Mike Musgrove (25th and 5th of 184 in the male aged 40-44 group) with a time of (82:49) and Adam Miller, 28th in 83:41. Adrian Kearns was 43rd (85:57) and sixth male aged 40-44 group with Mark Thompson 73rd in 89:43 and 15th in the same category as Adrian.\nExmouth\u2019s Tom Merson, running for first claim club Bristol and West, was fourth in 69:41",
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        "raw_content": "Carlos Uresti\u2019s Helotes estate heading for foreclosure\n// Real Estate\nPatrick Danner Jan. 28, 2019 Updated: Jan. 28, 2019 4:38 p.m.\n1of2The Heltoes estate owned by former state Sen. Carlos Uresti and his now-estranged wife, Lleanna, is headed for next month\u2019s foreclosure auction. The Urestis are pictured leaving the San Antonio federal courthouse in February following his conviction on 11 felony charges. He was sentenced to 12 years in prison and ordered to pay $6.3 million in restitution to his victims. Lleanna Uresti filed for divorce shortly after the conviction.Photo: Jerry Lara /Staff file photo\n2of2The Helotes estate owned by former state Sen. Carlos Uresti and his wife, Lleanna, had been posted for the Feb. 5 foreclosure auction. The auction for the property, at 15530 Spur Clip, was canceled.Photo: Google Maps /\nFelon and former state Sen. Carlos Uresti\u2019s Helotes estate is heading for the foreclosure auction block.\nThe 8,100-square-foot mansion, featuring six bedrooms and six full bathrooms, has been posted for the Feb. 5 foreclosure auction by a mortgage servicer for lender Security Service Federal Credit Union, records show.\nThe property, at 15530 Spur Clip, is slated to be sold outside the Bexar County Courthouse.\nUresti received court approval in September to sell the property, which is listed for $1.5 million. The matter is still before the court, according to Daryl Fields, a spokesman for the U.S. attorney\u2019s office in San Antonio.\n\u201cAs I understand it, the house is still under contract and was supposed to close at the end of the month. Stay tuned,\u201d Fields said in an email Monday.\nUresti, the longtime Democrat, and his wife, Lleanna, had the house built in 2013 \u2014 long before his 2017 indictment on charges that he was involved in a Ponzi scheme that defrauded investors in a now-defunct oil-field services company called FourWinds Logistics.\nA federal jury last February found Uresti, 55, guilty on 11 felony charges. A judge later sentenced Uresti to 12 years in prison and ordered him to pay $6.3 million in restitution to victims of the fraud.\nOn ExpressNews.com: Uresti gets 12 years in prison\nThe property was posted for foreclosure on Jan. 14.\n\u201cWe\u2019re just enforcing the terms of the (loan) contract,\u201d said Brian Engel, an Austin attorney for the trustee conducting the foreclosure sale, San Antonio attorney Marty LaCoutoure.\nThe Urestis had received an offer from an undisclosed party to buy the property in September.\nAt the time, Uresti, along with the U.S. attorney\u2019s office, asked Senior U.S. District Judge David Ezra for authority to sell the property.\nEzra\u2019s had issued a restraining order in March barring Uresti, his wife and other family members, representatives and others from disposing of any assets without court approval.\nProsecutors asked for the order after alleging Uresti was selling furniture, statues and artwork, which they said \u201ccould hinder his victims\u2019 ability to recover their losses.\u201d\nThe government also alleged that a divorce petition, filed by Lleanna Uresti shortly after her husband\u2019s conviction, was \u201clargely to avoid the lien that will arise at sentencing\u201d to enable it to apply their property to his restitution debt. Lleanna Uresti has denied the allegation.\nIf the property is sold before the foreclosure, any monies remaining after payment of the outstanding mortgages, taxes and costs related to the sale would go into the court\u2019s registry and be applied to the restitution judgment.\nMikal Watts, a lawyer for Uresti, didn\u2019t have any information on the foreclosure or why the property hasn\u2019t sold.\n\u201cThis is the first I\u2019ve heard about this,\u201d Watts said.\nJuanita Pelaez-Prada, a lawyer for Lleanna Uresti, said she believed there is an ongoing effort to sell the property.\n\u201cI think the parties are still working to accomplish that,\u201d Pelaez-Prada said.\nThe Helotes property is described in a Realtor.com listing as a \u201cTuscan sanctuary\u201d with \u201cstylish Italian warmth (and) hints of royalty.\u201d\nUresti last month sold his former law office building at 924 McCullough to Hill Country Real Holdings for an undisclosed price, property records show. Two weeks after the sale closed, signage bearing Uresti\u2019s name was removed from the building. Uresti surrendered his law license following his conviction.\nOn ExpressNews.com: Uresti sells former San Antonio law office building\nUresti is awaiting sentencing next month in a public corruption case out of Reeves County in West Texas. He pleaded guilty to a single bribery charge, which carries a maximum sentence of five years in prison. As part of his plea, he agreed to drop the appeal of his conviction and sentence in the case involving the oil-field services company.",
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        "raw_content": "A Scientific Journal For Kids, Edited By Kids\nMade up of editors as young as 5 years old, Frontiers for Young Minds is a science journal created by a UC Berkeley professor to teach kids peer review.\nScience journals can be a bit\u2026 well, dense. To help bring more young people into the world of science and scientific research, a new science journal has been created, and it\u2019s by kids, for kids.\nFrontiers for Young Minds is made up of editors ages 5 to 18 who learn the ropes of peer review from working scientists. With 18 young minds and 38 adult authors and associate editors lending their expertise, the journal\u2013an offshoot of the open-access publisher and academic research network Frontiers\u2013includes such articles as \u201cWhy sleep?\u201d (\u201cSleep has to be really important since we cannot live without it and spend so much time doing it\u201d) and \u201cOur brain enjoys making friends\u201d (\u201cPart of the reason human brains are so complex is that our interactions with others are so complex\u201d).\nWith a mission to engage a budding generation of scientists, UC Berkeley professor Robert Knight created the kid-friendly version of Frontiers and serves as its editor-in-chief. The young editors review and approve submissions, which are written so kids can understand them\u2013\u201cclearly, concisely and with enthusiasm!\u201d the guidelines suggest. Many of the scientists who provide guidance are academics, hailing from Harvard to Rio de Janeiro\u2019s D\u2019Or Institute for Research and Education. The pieces are peer reviewed by one of the young editors, but to protect their identities only their first names are published along with the authors\u2019 names.\n\u201cAs a child, I really loved science programs focused on children, such as Bill Nye,\u201d Ryan Morrie told Fast Company. A graduate student at UC Berkeley\u2019s molecular and cell biology department, Morrie got involved with Frontiers for Young Minds in August to make science accessible to a young audience. \u201cThe articles are reviewed by children themselves, which was a particularly appealing part of writing for the journal, as it not only exposes children to the science, but also lets them see how science is regularly reviewed and published.\u201d\nAfter submitting an article with fellow grad student Anna Vlasits about how animals see, the editor Henry, a 12-year-old from California, let the pair know that he found the description of photoreceptors, or cells in the retina, confusing. \u201cThis feedback was really helpful in tailoring our article to the target audience, and after we made the necessary changes to the article, Henry approved the new version for publication,\u201d Morrie added.",
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        "raw_content": "How Resilient People Stand Back Up When Life Knocks Them Down\nDon\u2019t bury your head in the sand when challenged by hardship. Here\u2019s how the most resilient face off against life\u2019s toughest tests and win.\n[Image: Flickr user H Matthew Howarth]\nWhile we all expect setbacks and challenges in work and life, sometimes they\u2019re beyond epic. Perhaps you lost your job a year ago or you\u2019re about to run out of money. Maybe you flunked your certification exam for the third time and everyone knows about it. Or it could be that your angry rant went viral, and now all of your coworkers are either whispering about you or shunning you entirely.\nAn occasional disaster does happen for most of us, either in our professional or personal lives. And while it\u2019s not helpful for someone to say, \u201cWell, at least you didn\u2019t [insert something worse],\u201d many people have been through unimaginable hardships.\nThe skills required to bounce back from a major professional trauma are remarkably similar to those necessary for resilience in virtually any other area of life. Here\u2019s what highly resilient people do in the face of adversity:\n1. They Shed Shame\nAt first, it\u2019s not unusual to feel embarrassed and ashamed. But, \u201cshame is a toxic form of fear,\u201d says Scott C. Hammond, a clinical professor of management at the Jon M. Huntsman School of Business at Utah State University. Get rid of it. It will only make it harder for you to find your way out. He points to some of the people in his research who were so ashamed of being lost that they hid, making it harder for others to find them and actually putting themselves at more risk.\nRealize that people make mistakes and bad decisions, he says. When you catch yourself wallowing in shame, work on changing your thoughts to what you can do about the situation to make it better and take action.\n2. They Hold On To Hope\nWhen the worst happens, one of the most important things you can do is find a way to cultivate hope and a sense a promise of something better ahead, Hammond says. His book, Lessons of the Lost: Finding Hope and Resilience in Work, Life, and the Wilderness, chronicles the stories of people who have survived being lost in the wilderness.\nOne woman survived 48 days in a van in Nevada and says finding a symbol of hope was crucial. She planned a family reunion to keep her mentally focused on reconnecting with the outside world, and to give her something to hope for.\n3. They Embrace the Choices They Have\nIf you just lost your job or got diagnosed with a serious illness, it may not seem like there is any choice at all. But that\u2019s not the case, says Harvard University lecturer Holly Parker, a psychologist at the Bedford, Massachusetts, Veterans Affairs hospital. Understanding that there are always actions you can take, and you can choose to try to make your situation better or not, is empowering.\nYou can choose to let a terrible situation consume you, she says. \u201cOr we can make choices about how we respond to things in the moment and how we want to approach a situation moving forward.\u201d\n4. They Seek Out Support\nAs a teenager, Cheryl Hunter was traveling overseas when she says she was abducted by two men who attacked her and then left her for dead. She\u2019s since turned that experience into a career as a motivational speaker, coach, and author of Use It: Turn Setbacks into Success.\nOne of the important areas of her recovery she says was to have a supportive community to give nonjudgmental feedback and encouragement. You may find this among friends and family, support groups, therapists, or others who can listen to what you have to say without correcting or trying to fix your feelings or words.\n\u201cThat\u2019s essential when you\u2019re going through something negative so you don\u2019t like groove those neural pathways of habitual, negative thought,\u201d Hunter says.\nYou have to reframe the situation in a way that you can authentically believe it, Hunter says. You can choose to look at your setback as a horrible embarrassment, injustice, or tragedy. Or you can look the situation as a series of circumstances you didn\u2019t choose for yourself, but are challenged to endure and overcome.\nShortly after her attack, Hunter says she was in survival mode and was starting down a bad path. But she realized that, unless she found a way to look at the attack as something she could get beyond, her attackers would have succeeded in ending her life. She began looking at the attack as a turning point and became determined to help others through her experience.\n\u201cMy grandmother had worked in a steel mill during World War II, and she was talking about the process through which they made steel,\u201d Hunter says. \u201cThey first put it in the fire and they burn away all the impurities and they put it in the fire and they temper it and fortify it and strengthen it.\u201d\n\u201cThese things we go through, these circumstances we endure, the ones we wouldn\u2019t have chosen for ourselves, they have to power to do just that,\u201d she adds. \u201cTo fortify us. To temper us. To strengthen us. They leave you with who you truly are at the core.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "How EDS Got Its Groove Back\nBefore Dick Brown took the reins at EDS, people wrote the company off as slow, stodgy, even uncool. By focusing on the soft stuff \u2014 the company\u2019s culture \u2014 he\u2019s turned EDS into the leading example of an old-economy company that gets it.\nBy Bill Breen long Read\nThe phone that didn\u2019t ring \u2014 that was the clue that told Dick Brown something was wrong. He summoned a technician to his office who explained the problem: To avoid incoming calls, the previous CEO had had his phone lines cut. The leadership of EDS, the company that invented the information technology-services industry, had had itself disconnected.\nMore out-of-touch signs soon surfaced. Brown wanted to know how many people were employed at EDS. It took six phone calls \u2014 once his lines were restored \u2014 to find out. He asked to see the previous month\u2019s financials. The numbers weren\u2019t available. The company closed its books on a quarterly basis. He asked for the previous month\u2019s sales results. Same answer. Sales were totaled at the end of the quarter. \u201cUnbelievable,\u201d says Brown. \u201cWe\u2019re a $19 billion company, and we were closing quarterly.\u201d\nThe kicker came when Brown tried to send an email to EDS\u2019s 140,000 employees. It couldn\u2019t be done. The company, he learned, was tangled up in 16 different email systems: AOL, Exchange, Hotmail, Notes \u2014 some EDSers even used their clients\u2019 systems. EDS was responsible for keeping more than 2.5 billion lines of code running at 9,000 corporations and government agencies worldwide, but its CEO couldn\u2019t send an email to his own people. \u201cTotally unacceptable,\u201d Brown says, shaking his head at the memory.\nWhen he took the reins at EDS in January 1999, Brown joined a company that was floundering in a world it had created. EDS had pioneered the IT-services industry \u2014 the fastest growing industry in the world. But when it split off from General Motors in 1996, EDS was too slow for the fast-forward IT marketplace. Faster, nimbler startups \u2014 Razorfish, Scient, Viant \u2014 ate away at EDS\u2019s market share. IBM launched its own IT-services division, Global Services, and promptly steamrolled EDS on the way to grabbing the lead. At a time when the market for computer services was estimated to be at half a trillion dollars \u2014 and growing rapidly \u2014 EDS\u2019s growth slowed, and its market cap declined.\nThe company\u2019s sins were numerous: It missed the onset of the Internet wave. It missed the start of the client-server wave. It missed the beginning of the run-up to Y2K. Even worse, it wasn\u2019t seen as a cool company. The digerati dismissed EDS as stodgy, arrogant, and chained to old technology.\n\u201cWhen Scott McNealy of Sun Microsystems first had us do a piece of a contract for him, he wouldn\u2019t let us publicize the deal, because he thought we were too old economy,\u201d recalls John Wilkerson, who shotguns indirect sales channels at EDS. \u201cSun was cool. We were the knuckle draggers.\u201d\nThat was then. This is now: At the end of July, EDS announced a 17% increase in its quarterly profits, a 7.5% rise in revenue, and an $80 billion backlog of signed contracts. The quarter caps a remarkable turnaround for EDS, a transformation that began last October when the company outmaneuvered IBM to win a whopping $6.9 billion contract from the U.S. Navy. EDS signed an additional $32.6 billion worth of new business in 2000, up 31% for the year. This year, as the Scients and Viants fell to earth, EDS\u2019s E Solutions unit grew by 35% in the first quarter. At a time when the tech sector is awash in pink slips, EDS has hired 6,000 people since January. It has signed very public and very profitable partnerships with most of tech\u2019s corporate leaders: Cisco, Dell, EMC, Microsoft. And as for Sun? In July, it unveiled a partnership with EDS that is expected to bring both companies an additional $3 billion in revenue over five years.\nThe EDS turnaround offers an instructive story for the post-dotcom era. It\u2019s an object lesson in how an old-line company with real assets, real size, and real profits can reinvent itself for the digital economy, fully absorb the Internet, and turn into an old-economy company that really gets it. But as powerful as those turnaround lessons are, they aren\u2019t even the best part of the story.\nOne hundred days after Brown arrived at EDS from Britain\u2019s Cable & Wireless, where he had been CEO for two years, he took a half-dozen of his top executives to the New York Stock Exchange. As they looked out over the trading floor, Brown vowed that they would restore EDS to its full financial health. The company would boost its operating margin by 30%. It would climb back to double-digit earnings per share. And its revenue growth would meet or exceed the market\u2019s overall growth rate. Brown committed the company to some hard numbers. Then he set about changing the company by focusing on the soft stuff: EDS\u2019s culture and its people.\n\u201cMost business leaders are afraid to talk about culture,\u201d says Brown. \u201cThey\u2019re far more comfortable with numbers. While I am very numbers focused, you can\u2019t change a business with numbers. Numbers are the end result. You change a business by changing the behavior of its people.\u201d\nThis, then, is the story of how EDS, a global company that is larger than some cities, built a massive change effort on one of the fuzziest, most elusive terms in business: culture.\nLeaders Get the Behavior They Tolerate\nWhen Ross Perot launched EDS in Dallas, Texas in 1962, he also created the radical notion that other organizations would hire a company to handle all of their computer operations. Back then, the word \u201coutsource\u201d hadn\u2019t even entered the business lexicon. To sell the fledgling concept, Perot built the ultimate can-do culture, comprised mostly of the sons and daughters of Midwestern farmers and returning Vietnam veterans. \u201cRoss told us to hire the people who have to win,\u201d recalls EDS vice chairman Jeff Heller, who flew attack helicopters in Vietnam before joining the company in 1968. \u201cAnd when we couldn\u2019t find any more of those folks, he said to go after the people who hate to lose.\u201d\nEDS came to rule the industry that it created, and it grew exponentially after GM acquired it in 1984. Under GM\u2019s wing, EDS established ground-level operations in 42 countries and bulked up to become a $14 billion giant before it split off from the carmaker in 1996. In retrospect, the GM-sponsored success turned out to be EDS\u2019s most crippling competitive handicap.\nA hefty annuity from GM, which amounted to 30% of EDS\u2019s 1996 revenue, first lulled EDS into complacency and then fostered an unwillingness to change within the company \u2014 while the world was changing all around it. Individual operating units had no incentive for cooperating with each other to win business. The company\u2019s top leaders had grown aloof and cut off from people at the front lines. \u201cWe\u2019d have meetings, meetings, meetings, but nothing would ever get decided,\u201d says Heller. \u201cIt would all end up in warm spit.\u201d\nIn December 1998, EDS\u2019s board of directors recruited Dick Brown from British telecom Cable & Wireless, making him the first outsider to lead EDS in the company\u2019s 36-year history. He arrived with an unambiguous message: \u201cA company\u2019s culture is really the behavior of its people. And leaders get the behavior they tolerate.\u201d\nBrown quickly signaled that he would not put up with the old culture of information hoarding and rampant individualism. In one of his first meetings, Brown asked 30 top managers to email him the three most important things that they could do to improve the company and the three most important things that he could do. He made his request on a Monday and asked the managers to email him their action items by the end of the week \u2014 at the latest. \u201cI was interested in what they\u2019d send, but I was more interested in when they\u2019d send it,\u201d Brown says. \u201cThis was a litmus test on urgency.\u201d\nNinety percent of the managers waited until Friday afternoon to reply to Brown. \u201cIt never crossed their minds that they could email me within the hour,\u201d Brown says. \u201cThey just did it at the last minute. And that\u2019s the message that they sent to their people: Do it at the last minute. In the end, almost all of them loaded up on what I needed to do. They were pretty light on what they needed to do.\u201d\nToday, most of those managers are gone from EDS.\nThe Phone Call You Never Miss\nBrown moved swiftly to change old beliefs and behaviors at EDS, unleashing a set of practices \u2014 dubbed \u201coperating mechanisms\u201d \u2014 that were designed to create a company-wide culture based on instant feedback and direct, unfiltered communication. One of these practices is the \u201cmonthly performance call.\u201d At the beginning of each month, 125 of the company\u2019s top worldwide executives punch into a conference call that begins promptly at 7 AM central daylight time. Participation is not optional. \u201cIf you miss the call, you get taken to the woodshed,\u201d says Heller.\nThe ostensible purpose of the call is to review in detail the past month\u2019s revenue and profit targets. As chief financial officer, Jim Daley reads through the figures for each unit. Everyone knows who hit their numbers, who exceeded them, and who whiffed. But something else is at work here. When executives realize that they will miss their numbers \u2014 and no one hits all of their targets all of the time \u2014 they must act before that call. \u201cWe don\u2019t try to embarrass people with those calls; we try to help them,\u201d says Brown. \u201cAt the same time, facts are facts, and it\u2019s critical to measure each executive and each organization against their commitments. I use the word \u2018commitments\u2019 deliberately. It\u2019s easier to miss a budget than a commitment, because a budget is just an accumulation of numbers. A commitment is your personal pledge to get the job done. And that\u2019s how we strive to behave as a team.\u201d\nBlow Up the Company\nSoon after joining EDS, Brown visited Continental Airlines at its Houston headquarters. EDS handles all of the airline\u2019s legacy systems: accounting, payroll, maintenance, and, most critically, its reservation system, making Continental one of EDS\u2019s largest clients. It was in danger of becoming an ex-client.\n\u201cSystems were crashing, deliveries were failing, projects were late,\u201d says Janet Wejman, Continental\u2019s senior VP and chief information officer. \u201cWhen projects were finally delivered, the quality was unacceptable. I asked for meetings with the management to explain our problems, but all I got was, \u2018You don\u2019t know what you\u2019re talking about. We\u2019ll handle it.\u2019 \u201c\nWejman was taken aback when Brown came calling. Not only had she never met EDS\u2019s previous CEO, she didn\u2019t even know his name. She told Brown: \u201cThings can\u2019t go on like this.\u201d Brown assured her that there would be changes \u2014 and he delivered within two weeks: A new account team was brought in. The new account executive conceded that there were problems and promised to work with Continental to solve them. The new relationship, Wejman says, \u201cisn\u2019t always nirvana. But EDS does a better job than anyone in the world.\u201d\nStill, the difficulties with the Continental account pointed to deeper systemic problems within EDS. Cultural change wasn\u2019t coming fast enough. Almost everyone paid lip service to the call to collaborate, but not enough people acted on it.\nThe real problem, Brown and his leadership team realized, lay within the structure of EDS. The company had splintered into 48 separate units, each with its own management and its own P&L. Since the operating units refused to communicate or cooperate, EDS lacked a single overarching, market-facing strategy. The company was rolling out duplicate offerings, duplicate capabilities, and diametrically opposed strategies.\n\u201cOnce we were doing a strategy session on e-business, and a guy from the energy unit announced that he had 20 people working on a transaction system for oil- and gas-pipeline settlements,\u201d recalls Bob Segert, managing director of corporate strategy and planning. \u201cSomeone from finance jumped up and interrupted him, saying, \u2018You\u2019re wasting your time. We already have a system for that.\u2019 They were both working out of the same building, but neither knew what the other was doing.\u201d\nBrown and his team had a solution: Blow up the company. Build something new.\nLeading the Breakaway\nThe mechanism was \u201cProject Breakaway,\u201d a team of seven leaders from different units, each with a different industry expertise. Brown gave them an assignment and a six-week deadline: Draft a blueprint for an organizational structure that is centered around the client \u2014 a structure that increases productivity, promotes accountability, and drives a collaborative culture across the entire enterprise. The goal: to break away from the old ways of doing business.\nGetting there wasn\u2019t easy. \u201cAs soon as Dick left the room, the fighting started,\u201d says Segert, who won the dubious honor of facilitating the discussions. \u201cI set up a straw model for what a new organization might look like, and they just tore it apart. One of the executives \u2014 who is no longer here \u2014 stood up and challenged the entire process. But I was thinking, \u2018Great, the discussion has started.\u2019 We had just formed, and we were already starting to storm.\u201d\nThey debated for 16 hours a day, seven days a week \u2014 right through the July 4 holiday. After six weeks, they had hammered out a new model: The 48 units were slashed to four lines of business, all of them focused directly on the client. Each client had its own \u201cclient executive\u201d \u2014 a top performer who would be responsible for troubleshooting problems with the client. To get the job done, the client executive could draw from all four lines of business.\nThe \u201cGroup of Seven,\u201d as they came to be known, unveiled the new model at an August off-site for EDS\u2019s top executives. \u201cThere was a lot of skepticism,\u201d recalls Segert. \u201cBut then one of the leaders grabbed a microphone and said, \u2018I feel like I\u2019m at a new EDS. This thing might have flaws, but I\u2019m excited to think about how far we can go with this new model.\u2019 And that turned the tide. And thank God it did, because if the senior leaders weren\u2019t walking the talk of collaboration \u2014 if they weren\u2019t living the business model \u2014 the effort would have collapsed.\u201d\n7-Eleven Sees Red\nDespite the massive reorg, there was still one practical problem: customers. EDS\u2019s once-a-year customer-satisfaction surveys offered little in the way of urgency or transparency. When Brown asked, \u201cHow are we doing on the Continental account?\u201d no one had a good answer.\nThe solution: the \u201cService Excellence Dashboard,\u201d a Web-based tool that measures and tracks service quality in every EDS business at all times. The Dashboard displays a color-coded rating system \u2014 green, yellow, and red \u2014 for critical customer-service benchmarks, including value, timeliness, and delivery.\nBut the Dashboard is more than a display of cold, hard facts. It\u2019s also another force for transparency and cooperation. The status of 90% of EDS\u2019s accounts is displayed on the desktops of the company\u2019s worldwide leaders. If you\u2019re responsible for Continental, and your client executive has put up a \u201ccode yellow\u201d for the account, your peers will know about it. The Dashboard also fuels collaboration, because many of those executives will quickly contact you with offers to help. Such was the case with EDS\u2019s 7-Eleven account.\nEDS supports the network, hardware, and applications for 7-Eleven\u2019s retail-information systems, which link up all 5,200 of the franchise\u2019s stores. In August 2000, the system flatlined. Servers crashed. Applications failed to work correctly. Stores tried to place product orders but couldn\u2019t dial into the host system. When they did manage to dial in, the system sometimes couldn\u2019t connect with 7-Eleven\u2019s suppliers. \u201cIf we can\u2019t process our orders, we can\u2019t get product into the stores,\u201d says Jimmy Pitts, 7-Eleven\u2019s point man for coordinating with EDS. \u201cAnd if we don\u2019t have product in the stores, we don\u2019t have sales.\u201d\n7-Eleven CEO Jim Keyes put in a direct call to Frank DeGise, EDS\u2019s client executive for the franchise. Shortly thereafter, DeGise put up a red light for the entire account. Within 24 hours, EDS had mobilized.\nDon Uzzi, EDS\u2019s executive sponsor for the 7-Eleven account, quickly assembled a SWAT team of senior leaders. The team brought in the company\u2019s top network guru and handpicked an A team of systems administrators. More significantly, it partnered with 7-Eleven\u2019s top IT troubleshooters and formed a joint-company project \u2014 \u201cGoing for the Green\u201d \u2014 to fix the network. Working together, the two companies did an architecture review that revealed design flaws in the network\u2019s structure. It took 60 days to reconfigure the network and streamline the hardware. After an additional month of testing, all systems were go. The 7-Eleven account flashed green.\n\u201cAt the old EDS,\u201d says DeGise, \u201cthe culture was, \u2018Fix the problem yourself. And while you\u2019re fixing it, make sure you\u2019re signing new business.\u2019 \u201d The new EDS is sharing information internally \u2014 and the next EDS will extend that reach to its clients. By the end of the year, all of the color codes, metrics, and comments from the client executive and other leaders from within EDS will be pushed to the client\u2019s desktop.\n\u201cWe\u2019re taking the original design intent behind the Dashboard \u2014 which is to create new relationships that are based on trust and collaboration \u2014 and we\u2019re bringing it right to the client,\u201d says Charley Kiser, who leads the Dashboard team. \u201cClients will see the good, the bad, and the ugly. They will truly be part of the team.\u201d\nWhen Eagles Flock\nWalk into the fifth-floor reception area at EDS headquarters in Plano, Texas, and you can\u2019t miss it: a great bronze sculpture of a screaming eagle, its wings unfurled and its talons flashing. It\u2019s a legacy of the Perot era, a symbol of the qualities that Perot valued. The eagle is courageous. It is predatory. But eagles don\u2019t flock.\nThere are signs that the old culture still reigns at EDS. Despite the downsizing, there are still multiple layers of hierarchy. Despite the reorg, there are still instances where salespeople from different business practices call on the same client. Despite efforts to increase the cool factor, blue suits still prevail at corporate headquarters.\nThere is also abundant evidence that the company that was wired to compete has learned to collaborate. Consider how Brad Rucker and Robb Rasmussen work together. Both are leaders in the E Solutions business, both are EDS veterans, and both are leading the company\u2019s push into the digital economy.\nAt the old EDS, Rucker and Rasmussen would have been competitors, fighting toe to toe to win new business. They are still competitors, but now their energy is directed against EDS\u2019s competition. \u201cPeople are motivated by how they get paid,\u201d says Rucker. \u201cI\u2019m compensated based on how my organization performs against its financial goals. I\u2019m also compensated according to how we do at E Solutions. If Robb is having a problem, I need to help him solve it.\u201d\n\u201cAnd let\u2019s be honest,\u201d interrupts Rasmussen, eager to make a point. \u201cThis year he\u2019s the one who is carrying me.\u201d\n\u201cAnd last year, he carried me,\u201d Rucker continues. \u201cBut the point is, we\u2019ve made everything open and transparent. I know what percentage of hours he\u2019s billing, and he knows my percentage. If Robb has people who are on the bench and aren\u2019t billing, I have an incentive to help him get those people off of the bench. I trust that man with my career, and I know he feels the same way about me. That\u2019s a different peer relationship than I\u2019ve ever had at this company.\u201d\nAs the two men talked, they offered real-time, real human evidence that EDS has changed. After two years of effort, the culture \u2014 that soft-and-fuzzy factor \u2014 is working for the company. No one can predict whether the change will last. But for now, it\u2019s clear: The eagles are flying together.\nBill Breen (bbreen@fastcompany.com) is a Fast Company senior editor. Contact Dick Brown by email (dickbrownmailbox@eds.com).\nSidebar: Reinventing the Brand\nSoon after Dick Brown joined EDS, he realized that he and his team had to do more than reinvent the company \u2014 they had to remake the brand. Dotcom mania was at a frenzy, but EDS was out of it. It was seen as an old-economy company in a new-economy industry.\nTo head EDS\u2019s global-marketing efforts, Brown brought in Don Uzzi, whose record included a marketing turnaround at Gatorade and a dismissal from Sunbeam by \u201cChainsaw\u201d Al Dunlop. Brown wanted Uzzi to make EDS a household name. And there was a second, equally critical goal: to market EDS to EDSers. A cool brand could make people feel good again about working at the company.\nAfter Uzzi arrived, he quickly decided to launch a new campaign at the biggest media event of all: the Super Bowl. It was a huge risk. The Super Bowl is for truly major advertisers, and EDS was nearly invisible in the ad world. Moreover, EDS would have to spend millions of dollars buying airtime \u2014 before it could come up with the actual campaign.\nUzzi asked Fallon Worldwide, EDS\u2019s ad agency, to design a campaign that would let EDS poke fun at itself and that would show how the company solves complex issues for its clients. Fallon pitched three ideas; Uzzi settled on \u201cCat Herders.\u201d It would be shot in the style of a John Ford western \u2014 big sky, big country, stirring musical score \u2014 but it would feature rugged cowboys herding 10,000 house cats. \u201cI thought that \u2018Cat Herders\u2019 would work because it was truly epic,\u201d says Uzzi. \u201cWhen it comes up on the screen, it just stops you. And the metaphor captured perfectly what we do: We ride herd on complexity. We make technology go where clients want it to go.\u201d\nThree weeks before the Super Bowl, Uzzi previewed the commercial at an off-site for EDS\u2019s top executives. Most gave it a standing ovation. But there were doubters. \u201cI thought it was terrible,\u201d says EDS vice chairman Jeff Heller. \u201cI asked Don if we could pull the ad and get our money back. Boy, was I wrong.\u201d\nIndeed he was. \u201cCat Herders\u201d won many of the biggest online polls for best Super Bowl commercial. Clients called from all over the world, asking for tapes to show at meetings. TV Guide published a listing of when the spot would run again. More important, Uzzi got email from all over EDS. The consensus: \u201cCat Herders\u201d had put the luster back on the EDS logo.\nSidebar: Dick Brown on Change\nHow do you change an old, proud, but lagging company into a nimble, high-performing \u2014 even cool \u2014 competitor? Here are six of EDS chairman and CEO Dick Brown\u2019s catalysts for change.\nThe Straight Stuff, Straight From the Top: Every other week, Brown sends an email message to all 128,000 EDSers, telling them where EDS is going, how it will get there, and what challenges lie ahead. Each email is also an explicit call for dialogue, since anyone at EDS can write him back.\nGo Off-Site to Get Close-Up: Two or three times a year, Brown convenes the company\u2019s senior executives for a three-day meeting. 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        "raw_content": "Effects of federal budget on hunger\nAppropriations, Budget and Taxes\nFederal budget allocations make a difference for families facing hunger\nDuring the budget and appropriations process, the federal government sets spending for federal programs. Feeding America works to ensure that federal spending and the tax code provide the Feeding America network of food banks the resources they need to help families struggling with hunger.\nThroughout the budget process, Feeding America advocates with the Administration as well as Congress for strong support for federal nutrition programs, and we oppose efforts to cut resources to these vitally needed programs. We also advocate for tax policies that strengthen charitable giving incentives, policies to encourage the donation of surplus wholesome food and tax incentives like the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) and the Child Tax Credit (CTC) that help lift working families out of poverty.\nIn order to help feed millions of Americans who might otherwise go hungry, we work to ensure that yearly appropriations legislation provides adequate funding for programs that help feed people in need.\nWIC provides food to low-income women, infants, and children who are at nutritional risk. The program provides nutritious foods, nutrition and breastfeeding education, and healthcare access in order to safeguard low-income women, infants, and children dealing with, or at risk of developing, nutrition-related health problems.\nFamilies facing hunger are relying on the strongest federal programs possible so they can feed their families and get back on their feet. The best way to help legislators understand the need is to invite them to see it for themselves.Tell your members of Congress to visit a food bank in your community and see the impact of these critical programs \u203a",
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        "raw_content": "Orestes Brownson and the Truth About America\nby Peter Lawler December 2002\nIf you attend Mass in the crypt of the Basilica of the Sacred Heart at the University of Notre Dame, you may be startled to notice, as you walk up to take communion, that your steps take you directly over thefinal resting place of Orestes A. Brownson (1803-1876). The fact that NotreDame makes little or no effort to direct visitors to his tomb reflects theneglect into which Brownson, almost certainly the greatest American Catholic thinker of the nineteenth century, has fallen. Although he has on rare occasions attracted the attention of some leading modern intellectuals, including Christopher Lasch, Russell Kirk, and Arthur Schlesinger, Jr., Brownson is now all but forgotten. This fate is undeserved: Brownson possessed an acute and prescient mind, and his profound reflections on the relation between democratic politics and Christianity have much to teach us today. The reappearance of Brownson\u2019s classic volume, The American Republic, and the scheduled publication of four more volumes of his works in political philosophy, provides an opportunity to reacquaint ourselves with his thought.\nOrestes Brownson was born in Vermont and into poverty. At a young age he moved with his family to Saratoga County, New York. There he was largely self-educated, but he still managed to memorize almost all of the Bible by the age of fourteen. For most of his youth he was an ardent and restless seeker after truth, never attaching himself for long to any onespiritual or political position. By the time of his conversion to Catholicism in 1844, Brownson had been a Presbyterian, a minister in both the Universalist and Unitarian churches, a Transcendentalist, a militant atheist, and a devotee of the form of secular, utopian socialism taught by Robert Owen and Fanny Wright. He worked as a humanitarian political activist, belonged to the New York Workingman\u2019s Party, and took to denouncing laissez-faire capitalism asworse than medieval serfdom. Through all his religious and political peregrinations, Brownson wrote prolifically, and, especially prior to his journey to Rome, he was considered one of the leading thinkers in America.\nFor the young Brownson, orthodox Christianity held little appeal because of its teaching about man\u2019s alienation from God. Brownson insistedon identifying the voice of God with the voice of humanity, and he taughtthat the kingdom of God-which would be perfectly just and free of all oppression-couldbe established on earth. Almost a decade before the publication of TheCommunist Manifesto, Brownson\u2019s essay \u201cThe Laboring Classes\u201d predictedthe inevitability of class warfare ending in the advent of heaven on earth.\nBrownson did not consider himself a revolutionary, however. As Gregory Butler explains in his fine study of Brownson\u2019s ideas (In Search of the American Spirit: The Political Thought of Orestes Brownson, 1992), Brownson understood his writing to be an \u201coutgrowth of the American tradition.\u201d Moreover, \u201che thought he saw in the American Constitution the germ of the new, perfected organization of mankind.\u201d For Brownson, the Jacksonian Democratic party could serve as a vehicle for realizing his ideals, and he made an active effort to direct that party\u2019s thought. He even became \u201cPresident Martin Van Buren\u2019s man in Massachusetts\u201d and accepted a patronage job from the government.\nYet these hopes were thoroughly dashed by the presidential election of 1840. The consensus then and now is that Brownson\u2019s \u201cThe Laboring Classes,\u201d which Van Buren\u2019s Whig opponents used to charge that the Democrats intended to abolish the wage system, contributed to Van Buren\u2019s failure to win reelection. Brownson\u2019s uncritical, progressive faith in democracy never recovered. Soon he would describe himself \u201ca conservative in politics.\u201d It was a political conversion that served as a prelude to his rapid advance towardreligious orthodoxy.\nOver the next few years, Brownson would conclude that man\u2019sprogress in history depends on his communion with, and the continuous actionof, a Creator. He also concluded that belief in supernatural revelation andcreation was not as incompatible with reason as he had once supposed. Beforelong, Brownson had decided to convert to Roman Catholicism and was receivedinto the Church by Bishop John B. Fitzpatrick of Boston in 1844.\nThe American Republic (1866) is Brownson\u2019s most comprehensive work of political reflection-which means that it is about much more than politics narrowly understood. Republican-or distinctively and properly political-life cannot be understood simply on itsown terms, Brownson argued. It must be placed in the broader context of humanlife as a whole and its proper relation to the truth about the whole of God\u2019screation.\nThis cluster of assumptions makes Brownson\u2019s work somewhat unique in the history of political thought. Plato and Aristotle, for example, distinguished between the love of wisdom that animates the few and the lies or conventions that characterize political life. They were not opposed to deception when writing for a political audience, and they wondered inconclusively about whether the gods or nature really supported moral aspirations. In contrast, the modern political thinkers who are most influenced by Machiavelli tend to connect truth to effectiveness. They are, in other words, pragmatists. For them, the truth is what enables us to change the world; it is not something to be discovered, but something to be made. As that most radical and influential of pragmatists, Karl Marx, famously wrote, the point of philosophy is not to understand the world, but to transform it.\nLater modern thinkers, those influenced by Pascal and Nietzsche, take a darker view of man\u2019s relationship to truth. Convinced that Machiavellianism cannot succeed in completely remaking the world, they believe that, in the end, the pragmatic project is an ineffective diversion from the terrible truth-the meaninglessness-that underlies all humanprojects. We thus have little choice but to face up to the fact that ourdeepest longings for knowing and loving cannot be satisfied. Only our courage,not our knowledge, can keep us from despair.\nAgainst all of these views, Christian thought proposes something very different: namely, that human beings have been made to know the truth, and that the truth is fundamentally Good News. Brownson should grab our attention, then, because he adopts a philosophic stance on political life that is neither pragmatic nor existentialist. And neither doeshe point back to Greece in an effort to bypass the Christians, as many twentieth-centurypolitical theorists have done. Rather, in a broadly Thomistic way, he viewsnatural reason and supernatural theology as complementary human goods-andhe rejects the easy dichotomies that permeate so much of the history of politicalphilosophy. We need not choose Athens or Jerusalem, rational self-sufficiencyor humble submission to authority. We ought to follow reason, butwe ought also to recognize its limits-and what those limits imply about thecentrality of revelation. As Brownson writes, \u201cLet philosophy go as far asit can, but let the philosopher never for a moment imagine that human reasonwill ever be able to understand itself.\u201d Most crucially, the philosopherwill never be able to answer, through reason alone, the most pressing questionof all: Why did rational, finite beings come into existence in the firstplace?\nWe could not have figured out simply by using reason and analyzing the natural facts available to us that the world was, and continues to be, created by a providential God. But once we learn of this fact through revelation, we know that it is the most reasonable account of the origin and perpetuation of all things. Theology thus aids human reason in making sense of the facts it perceives about nature: \u201cIn this sense, tradition, both as to the natural and as to the supernatural, renders an important service in the development of reason, and in conducting us to philosophic truth.\u201d Biblical revelation in general and Christianity in particular are indispensable for philosophy\u2019s development. The dogmatic denial of the possibility of the truth of revelation leads to philosophical shipwreck (as the self-destructive history of philosophy in the twentieth century so clearly demonstrates). Itis for this reason that Brownson distinguishes between two kinds or modes of philosophical reflection: \u201cphilosophy in the sense of unbelief and irreligion\u201d and \u201cphilosophy in the sense of the rational exercise of the faculty of the human mind on the divine and human things, aided by the light of revelation.\u201d\nWhen Brownson turns to politics itself, he draws striking conclusions from his insights into the harmony between reason and revelation. For example, he informs us that it is appropriate to view the influence of Thomas Jefferson and the Declaration of Independence on the United States with a degree of ambivalence. While Brownson affirms the political conclusions of the document, he rejects the Jeffersonian or Lockean way of reaching them. It is certainly true, he argues, that \u201cunder the law of nature, all men are equal, or have equal rights as men.\u201d But the reason that \u201cone man . . . canhave in himself no right to govern another\u201d is that a \u201cman is never absolutely his own, but always and everywhere belongs to his Creator.\u201d That is, we can reasonably affirm that the natural law originates with a Creator, and that we are dependent on Him for all that is and all that we are. It is this affirmation-the virtual antithesis of the Lockean principle of self-ownership-that provides the proper foundation of human equality, or the doctrine that we have \u201cequal rights as men.\u201d All governments that truly protect individual rights depend on the assumption that man is not God. Likewise, all despotism originates in the \u201csophism,\u201d \u201cerror,\u201d and \u201csin\u201d that in some sense man is God. Hence only the Catholic or Thomistic understanding of the relationship between reason and revelation, or nature and the Creator, can make sense of America\u2019s founding principles.\nBrownson also affirms Aquinas\u2019 view that what human beings can know through natural reason is largely available only to \u201cthe elite of the race.\u201dFor \u201cthe bulk of mankind a revelation is necessary to givethem an adequate knowledge even of the precepts of natural law,\u201d although\u201din some men it can be known through reason alone.\u201d That is, some men needrevelation more than others in order to come to correct conclusions aboutGod and His law. But Brownson rejects the view of the classical philosophers, who hold that a few men do not need revelation at all. The wisest of men, in fact, should most clearly see the need for revelation, because they are most aware of the limits of human reason. Those who know the natural law bestshould also know best that its origin and legal character are not really explicablewithout what we know about the Creator through revelation. They know, inparticular, that God Himself could not possibly be bound by natural law:\u201dTo pretend, as some do, that God is tied up by the so-called laws of nature,or is bound in His free action by them, is to mistake entirely the relationof Creator and creature.\u201d\nYet Brownson, despite his acknowledgment of the inequality of men\u2019s rational faculties, was convinced that the Catholic Church\u2019s defense of the truth in America should proceed mainly by argument. He opposed the Church when it distrusted reason or disparaged science, and he was a critic of the American Catholic education of his time, insofar as it did not make a place for both philosophy and theology. He complained that \u201cwe have found no epoch in which the directors of the Catholic world seem to have so great a dread of intellect as our own.\u201d To him, the Church seemed animated by \u201cthe conviction expressed by Rousseau that \u0091the man who thinks is a depraved animal.\u2019\u201d In Brownson\u2019s own experience, nothing could be further from the truth than the common churchman\u2019s conviction that a man must choose between being smart and thoughtful or pious and orthodox.\nChristopher Lasch has observed with admiration the extent to which Brownson aimed to provoke argument in America over the truth of religiousdoctrine. Brownson\u2019s concern with that truth led him to attack the insipididea that an American civil religion that suppressed doctrinal differencesshould be promulgated. Teaching a vague, general faith that denies the importanceof human differences regarding fundamental questions amounts to a form oftyranny. Hence, he saw in the work of Horace Mann-as he would have seen inthe pragmatism of John Dewey and Richard Rorty-a thoughtless conformism thatprivileges comfort and control over truth. Brownson also rejected the deeperHobbesian doctrine behind pragmatism, which holds that peace is more importantthan truth and justice. Because he preferred truth to comfort, Brownson\u2019sthought is nobly antibourgeois; the people can and should be better thanhedonistic middle-class materialists. Like Tocqueville, Brownson understoodthat metaphysics and theology tend to lose ground in democracies, and hewrote, at least in part, to fend off that degradation in America.\nBrownson\u2019s insights into the character ofAmerican political life have exerted precious little influence. A handful of pre-Vatican II American Catholic scholars, sensing the superiority of hispolitical thought to secular and Protestant liberalism, took him seriously (among them Stanley Parry of the University of Notre Dame). But there have not been many such scholars, and their books and articles are today largely forgotten. None of them had the combination of depth of thought and literary talent required to establish Brownson as a major figure in American political thought-or to locate Brownson in critical relation to the dominant secular, natural-rights, humanitarian, and progressivist tendencies in American thought.\nIf anything, things became worse after VaticanII, when Brownson almost disappeared from view, even among American Catholicscholars. Only a very few studies since then have taken his claims seriously.Non-Catholic scholars, when they have found something to admire in Brownson,have usually pointed to his passionate devotion to the search for truth andnot to what he actually thought he found at the end of that quest. One outstandingexception to this rule was Lasch, who both admired what Brownson had to sayabout truth being the moral foundation of democracy and applauded his refusalto separate completely politics and religion.\nBut far more than Lasch, it is Father John Courtney Murray, S.J., who can serve as the best touchstone for understanding Brownson\u2019s thought today. Murray, of course, is the author of the classic work of American Catholic political philosophy, We Hold These Truths . It was Murray, more than anyone else, who was responsible for the character of Vatican II\u2019s statement on religious liberty (Dignitatis Humanae ). As far as I know, Murray never acknowledged a debt to Brownson, but the similarities between their thought have been noticed more than once. There exists an obvious and deep intellectual kinship between the two that arguably points to certain core truths about the relationship between Catholicism andthe American nation.\nMurray, like Brownson, claims that the Americanfounders built better than they knew because they were providentially dependenton the Catholic tradition of natural law. What Murray considers \u201cprovidential\u201dis \u201cthe evident coincidence of the principles which inspired the AmericanRepublic with the principles which are structural to the Western Christianpolitical tradition.\u201d The founders built better than they knew, but theyalso left their accomplishment vulnerable to erosion by choosing to describetheir work in terms derived from John Locke, whose political theory is ultimatelydestructive of all government, order, and liberty.\nThe founding must thus be reinterpreted in a better light than the one in which the founders viewed it themselves. As it was for Lincoln, Murray maintains that the Declaration of Independence must be used to illuminate the Constitution-and this illumination requires deviating to some extent from Jefferson\u2019s intentions and self-understanding in writing it. For Murray, the Declaration, a \u201clandmark of Western political theory,\u201d put \u201cthis nation under God.\u201d Like Lincoln, Murray believes that theonly way to save the Constitution from the moral superficiality or excessive selfishness of secularism is to constitutionalize the Declaration. Brownson might have objected to this project on the grounds that the Declaration, withits theoretical and Lockean presuppositions, is actually more dangerously atheistic than the Constitution\u2019s pedestrian and narrowly political \u201cWe the people of the United States.\u201d That is why Brownson preferred to refer to America\u2019s\u201dunwritten,\u201d but no less real, constitution that was embodied in its customsand tradition. Murray, in response, may well have pointed out that in theyears since Lincoln\u2019s death it has become all but impossible to defend acorrect understanding of the American order based entirely on an \u201cunwrittenconstitution.\u201d America, Murray might have followed Lincoln in saying, isa country \u201cdedicated to a proposition,\u201d not (at least consciously) to receivedwisdom.\nThe part of the American proposition that is most imperiled in our time is the belief that the principles we hold in common are true-that is, that they actually correspond to the created nature of human beings. Ifthis faith in a \u201crealist epistemology is denied,\u201d then \u201cthe American proposition is eviscerated . . . in one stroke.\u201d Murray\u2019s realism holds that human beings are oriented by nature toward the discovery of truth. That view now seems to be denied everywhere, and one main reason for the denial is that the contract theory of Locke was itself based on the denial of realism. Locke and his successors(including, to some extent, Jefferson) believed that social and politicalreality is created out of nothing by sovereign human beings. According toMurray, we can most effectively defend our principles by abandoning Locke in favor of the realist St. Thomas. Echoing Brownson, he asserts that our founders\u2019 belief in Locke\u2019s teaching concerning the state of nature is no longer credible. Their \u201cserene, and often naive, certainties of the eighteenth century\u201d sound like nonsense to our ears. The deconstruction of Lockeanism, then, points the way to a realism that would truly make sense of the American proposition.\nMore even than Brownson, Murray contends that Americans now need to employ reason to become conscious of their purpose. With the waningof Lockeanism, our ability to appeal to our political \u201cfathers\u201d for guidanceis quite limited. The problem of human freedom \u201cstands revealed to us\u201d ina way it was not to our fathers, because we, not they, are in a positionto see the \u201cnaked essence,\u201d the nihilistic individualism, at the core ofthe modern experiment to which they contributed. We have no choice but toconfront what they did not have to confront.\nFollowing the path opened up by Brownson, Murray contends that the modern idea of freedom has been primarily destructive. It has left human beings dissatisfied with all traditional, natural, or \u201cgiven\u201d answers to the question, \u201cWhat is man?\u201d We no longer know why being human is good at all. In The American Republic, Brownson articulates fears about the Rousseauian theories that inform radical humanitarianism-fears that appear to be confirmed by Murray\u2019s reflections almost a century later. Communism, Murray claims, was \u201cpolitical modernity carried to its logical conclusion,\u201d by which he means that the anthropocentric thrust \u201cthat is implicit or unintentional in modernity\u201d became \u201cexplicit or deliberate in the Communist system.\u201d\nWell before the revolution of 1989, Murray knew that communism was the end of modern history, but not the end of history itself. Hope for history\u2019s end has always been a misanthropic \u201cmirage.\u201d At the end of this destructive modern era, human beings feel, in Murray\u2019s words, a \u201cspiritual vacuum . . . at the heart of human existence.\u201d Murray observes that \u201cpostmodern\u201d man cannot help but engage in \u201canxious reflection\u201d about how our \u201chollow emptiness[should] be filled.\u201d We have no choice but to confront \u201cthe nature and structureof reality itself,\u201d and by so doing make \u201ca metaphysical decision about thenature of man.\u201d In a way, we are better situated in our time than Brownsonwas in his to see the futility of the modern ambition to cut man off fromthe divine. We now know that we cannot do without metaphysical and theologicalreflection; despite the best efforts of its children, the modern era simplyfailed to destroy the thoughtful and anxious human individual. It is nowup to this individual to choose to recognize the truth about being and humanbeing-a truth embodied in natural law-and to reject the ideological liesand Lockean abstractions that were devised to distract us from it.\nWhile Murray seems at times to differ from Brownson in his affirmation of the rational self-sufficiency of natural law, the two thinkersactually agree that philosophic inquiry, properly employed, will discoverits own limits and thus uncover the point at which the natural law revealsitself to the human mind. They also agree that a true understanding of humanliberty depends on revelation or belief in a Creator, and that this beliefcan be affirmed by reason as the best explanation of the mystery of meaningand existence. Revelation leads human beings beyond what they would knowby nature alone, teaching \u201cthe equality of all men, and the unity of thehuman race.\u201d It is only through revelation that we can know the truth thatwe are more than political and rational animals, that we are creatures witha duty to the Creator. It is only through revelation, according to Brownson, that we know that natural law is law.\nBy focusing on the truth and the being who can know it by nature-and, finally, on the dependence of reason on revelation-Murray, whether he knew it or not, followed in Brownson\u2019s footsteps. With Brownson and Murray, we can say that there is an American tradition of Thomistic realism that opposes itself to the dominant American tradition of contractualism andpragmatism, while also resolutely affirming the achievement of American constitutionalism.We might add to the American Thomist tradition the great literary artistsWalker Percy and Flannery O\u2019Connor. Percy, for example, realistically affirmedthe truth and goodness of science while also rejecting scientific claimsthat do not acknowledge the reality of the distinctive excellence, and destiny,of human beings.\nBrownson and Murray teach us the important lesson that the beliefs we hold in common as Americans must really be true if our liberty is to be defensible. Where Brownson goes beyond Murray is in his robust defense of the necessarily national or territorial character of democracy. This was arguably his keenest insight-and one that contemporary Catholics, in America and elsewhere, inclined as they are toward skepticism of national sovereignty and admiration of transpolitical institutions, would do well to ponder.\nFor Brownson, national solidarity is a natural human potential rooted in necessary human dependence. It also accords with the real but limited human powers of knowing and loving one another. The universality of reason and even religion, given our natural possibilities and limitations, cannot be the model for political order. The proper political form is thus the nation, the modern equivalent of the polis. Brownson thought national solidarity perfectly compatible with the solidarity of the human race through reason and faith, as long as the state was properly oriented toward the truth.\nGiven our need to flourish as social but limited beings, government deserves our love, loyalty, and obedience. \u201cLoyalty,\u201d Brownson writes, \u201cis the highest, noblest, and most generous of human virtues, and is the human element of that sublime love or charity which the inspired Apostle tells us is the fulfillment of the law.\u201d Loyalty is more specifically human or particular than the supernatural virtue of charity. And charity cannot replace loyalty as a political or national passion. So Christianity elevates \u201ccivic virtues to the rank of religious virtues [by] making loyalty a matter of conscience.\u201d Brownson even asserts that \u201che who dies on the battlefield fighting for his country ranks with him who dies at the stake for his faith.\u201d More precisely, \u201cCivic virtues are themselves religious virtues, or at least virtues without which there are no religious virtues, since no man who does not love his brother does or can love God.\u201d Human beings approach the universal through the particular, and love of the personal Creator cannot be separated from other particular human beings. Human love is never for human beings ingeneral. All men are brothers, but men come to know brotherly love only whenthey experience political solidarity with their fellow citizens.\nAwareness of these truths is lamentably rare today among Catholic thinkers, though there are prominent exceptions. The French Catholic Tocquevillian, Pierre Manent, is one of them. In numerous books and essays, Manent has established himself as one of our most accomplished defenders ofthe nation in general, and his own French nation in particular. This is allthe more remarkable given that France, like most of the rest of Europe, iscurrently in the process of enthusiastically dissolving its own sovereignty in favor of the transpolitical entity of the European Union.\nIn a decidedly Brownsonian spirit, Manent notes that in contemporary Europe, the political or republican dimension of human life, genuine concern with the common good, has almost disappeared. Manent affirms with Brownson that \u201cman as a free and rational being cannot fulfill himself outside a political community, with all the consequences (not all of them pleasant) that this entails. It is in the political body, and only in the political body, that we seriously put things in common.\u201d Whether described as a nation, city, or polis, the political community is where deliberation over justice occurs; it is thus qualitatively different from the family, andit alone can serve as the model for distinctively human community.\nManent notes that despite its desire for self-sufficiency, even modern democracy needs to be instantiated in a \u201cbody.\u201d It needs limits, a \u201cterritorial framework,\u201d that may seem arbitrary from the heights of theological speculation but is indispensable for the existence of political life. The modern European, Manent explains, wants the principle of consent to govern all of life-for everything to be the product of his will, for nothing to begiven or providential. The result is a paradox: \u201cThe European want[s] onlywhat he himself will[s]; he reject[s] as arbitrary and outdated the nation,the political instrument that allow[s] him, by giving him limits, to exercisehis sovereignty or will.\u201d Yet the willful escape from limits paradoxicallythwarts the exercise of political will: \u201cThe European as a citizen findshimself able to accomplish less and less.\u201d Hence, republican government-likeall government-must be territorial, and loyalty, more than consent, mustbe the foundation of good government and political life.\nThe withering away of the state thus comes at the expense of all that human beings rightly regard as good. The truth, as Manent points out, is that people cannot \u201clive long within civilization alone without some sense of political belonging (which is necessarily exclusive), and thus without some definition of what we hold in common.\u201d And what we hold in common, in light of what we have inherited from the Greeks, Romans, and Christians, mustbe partly particular, or exclusive to us as citizens, and partly universal, or an expression of the solidarity of all human beings. The modern nation, with its mixture of the exclusivity of citizenship and openness to universal truth embodied in religion and transnational civilization and culture, mirrors, if only very imperfectly, the complexity within human nature itself.\nIn some sense, then, Manent\u2019s work today serves the same purpose in our time that Brownson\u2019s did in his. The political thinker, in Manent\u2019s words, \u201clegitimates the [nation] before the Church\u201d; he \u201caffirms the human virtues\u201d and \u201cmaintains the legitimacy of human affirmation.\u201d He defends the naturalness of political life and the reality of the particular human individual against empty and impotent cosmopolitanism.\nBut that affirmation must be under God. Manent knows, asBrownson did before him, that the best political thinkers must affirm \u201ctheuniversality of the Church against the particularity of the city\u201d and display\u201da skepticism toward every human self-assertion that remains particular.\u201d That is, they must defend the republic, civilization, and the Church against barbarism. 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        "raw_content": "City of Fountain \u00bb News \u00bb What's New \u00bb Fall Cleanup is Here!\nDo you have unwanted trash and debris in your yard or home? Maybe it\u2019s left over from one of our big hail storms, or maybe it\u2019s just time to clean out your home of some undesirable items so you can prepare for the holidays. If you have any thing you\u2019d like to get rid of, you\u2019ll be happy to know that Fall Cleanup is here for the City of Fountain. You will be able to drop your items off at the dump, or our senior citizens will qualify for our Senior Citizen Curbside Service.\nFall Cleanup Dumpster Day is hosted at Waste Connections Landfill on Saturday October 13, 2018 from 7:00 am to 12:00 pm. During this time residents may pay $10 for a standard pickup truck load (price may vary depending on load) to dump certain items at the landfill for their convenience. Please make sure your truck load is covered and be prepared to unload your items. We will accept mattresses and box springs for an extra charge.\nIf you are a senior citizen, another option is the City of Fountain Senior Citizen Curbside Service. Our city\u2019s streets department is pleased to help our Fountain senior citizens with curbside pickup of unwanted items. For this service you must be able to show proof of residency and age, and must register by October 10, 2018. Only registered Fountain senior citizens will be able to take advantage of this offer.\nFor the Senior Citizen Curbside Service, items will be scheduled for pickup on October 15th, 2018. We ask that you do not put items out more than 24 hours before the scheduled day; any items left at or along the curbside which are not intended for removal by the city must be clearly marked. All items must be at the curbside by 7:00 am on the day you are scheduled for pickup, city crews will not pick up your items if they are left in your driveway, porch, or in your yard. For this service loads will be limited to one standard pickup truck amount.\nFor either service we do not accept paints, liquids, batteries, oil, electronics (TV, computers, laptops, VCR etc.), tires, refrigerators, air conditioners or freezers.\nWe hope this helps our citizens clean out some of their unwanted items and debris. For more information please call 719-322-2020.",
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        "raw_content": "Florida to suffer most for not expanding Medicaid, studies show\nOf the two dozen states that rejected the Medicaid expansion, Florida will lose out on the most federal health care money for the poor, according to two nonprofit policy research groups.\nOf the two dozen states that rejected the Medicaid expansion, Florida will lose out on the most federal health care money for the poor, according to two nonprofit policy research groups that support the Affordable Care Act.\nA joint report from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and the Urban Institute projects that, over the next 10 years, the state will leave $66.1 billion in Medicaid funding on the table by not approving the expansion included in the Affordable Care Act to cover individuals with income up to 138 percent of the federal poverty level.\nThat will mean more than 1 million uninsured state residents will not qualify for health care coverage, the report said.\nOver the next decade, Florida\u2019s hospitals will miss out on $22.6 billion in federal reimbursements, the report projected. During that 10-year time span, a combined $423.6 billion in federal monies will not flow to the two dozen states that declined the expansion.\nFor individual states, Texas was second to Florida at $65.6 billion.\nThe federal government is covering 100 percent of the costs of the Medicaid expansion for the first three years, with that percentage gradually declining until the states begin covering 10 percent in 2020 and beyond.\nIn response to a question, state Sen. Rob Bradley, R- Fleming Island, said concerns about the cost to the state and uncertainty about whether the federal government would stick to its funding pledge in the future and whether its cost projections would hold true were some reasons he opposed the expansion.\n\u201cThere\u2019s always a concern when the federal government is involved,\u201d Bradley said. \u201cYou are concerned about the costs of the program exploding because they do not have a very good track record of controlling costs.\u201d\nBradley also said he felt traditional Medicaid has \u201cserious flaws.\u201d He said his own family doctor does not take Medicaid patients because the program reimburses below the cost of care and does not reimburse providers in a \u201ctimely fashion.\u201d\nBradley noted that, in 2013, the Florida Senate pushed ahead with a \u201cFlorida plan\u201d for Medicaid expansion monies, but it did not gain traction with the Florida House or the \u201cinflexible\u201d federal government. That plan would have included modest co-payments for participants and differing costs based on lifestyle choices, such as if a person smoked, Bradley said.\nState Rep. Clovis Watson Jr., D- Alachua, said the state\u2019s high number of uninsured was, in his mind, a crisis, and moving forward with the Medicaid expansion was the \u201cright and responsible\u201d way to address it.\nWatson said that, while some now see it as a \u201cdead issue,\u201d he was confident Democratic lawmakers will raise the issue again during the next session in Tallahassee.\n\u201cI am very much hopeful in the future we will accept these federal dollars to help our Floridians,\u201d he said.\nDr. David Guzick, the senior vice president for health affairs at the University of Florida and the president of UF Health, said safety net hospitals such as UF Health Shands face a future where tens of millions of dollars in annual federal financial assistance to care for the uninsured go away. But the hospitals will continue to see a significant number of patients who have no coverage because the state did not expand Medicaid, Guzick said.\n\u201cThat\u2019s our double whammy situation,\u201d he said.\nThe Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services has granted Florida a one-year waiver for its safety net hospitals to continue receiving funding to assist with the costs of providing uncompensated care to the uninsured. But this is expected to be the last year for that funding, which the federal government plans to phase out because the Affordable Care Act and the Medicaid expansion were intended to increase the numbers of people with coverage.",
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        "raw_content": "In a very polite letter to the Chancellor of the University of Otago, dated 10 March, 1891, 18 year old Emily Siedeberg expressed her desire to study medicine at the university. In a mirror of what had happened in Australia when women attempted to study medicine, discussions about the request were dutifully reported in newspapers. University staff voted in favour, and medical staff at Dunedin Hospital also voted, six to three, in favour of taking her on. They reasoned that if the university admitted her, they should allow her the opportunity to complete her training at the hospital. There was little fanfare, and her medical studies, graduation and residency appear to have all been without incident or controversy.\nIt\u2019s only much later that a contemporary recounted how the \u201c\u2026young men would throw the flesh at her every chance they got\u201d in anatomy classes. 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She was also sternly reprimanded by the Chief Detective for not bringing the incident to the attention of the police as soon as the cause of the patient\u2019s distress was known.\nSiedeberg\u2019s father, Franz David Siedeberg, migrated to New Zealand in 1861. He took up mining, met and married Anna Thompson, and settled into daily family life. During the war years, it appears Siedeberg\u2019s loyalty or patriotism may have been called into account. An emotional letter to the editor of the Otago Daily Times from \u201cOne Interested\u201d, seeks to quash any war time rumours concerning her German heritage and turn the focus back onto the motivations of the accusers. It also contains an interesting reminder that the monarchy too had German heritage.\nAs a member of the Otago and Southland Patriotic Women\u2019s Association, she travelled to England in 1915 to volunteer her services for the war effort.\nShe returned to New Zealand in 1916, and an article in the Auckland Star on 16 May, records that the Royal Army Medical Corps is not using the services of women doctors in any way, but, quoting Siedeberg, states \u201c\u2026there are still plenty of opportunities for New Zealand male doctors who come to England to offer their services\u201d. Siedeberg had spent some time working with the Royal Infirmary in Scotland but this comment suggests she may have expected to be able to contribute more, or more directly, to the war effort.\nIn 1921, she began a 10 year career as anaesthetist at the Dunedin Dental School, while simultaneously maintaining her position at St Helen\u2019s Maternity Hospital.\n1922 saw her return to the coroner when a dental patient died under chloroform. In her testimony, she expressed concerns that conditions at the school weren\u2019t good enough to support patient safety and, in particular, to allow for introduction of the much safer ether. She doesn\u2019t appear to have suffered any punishment or reprimand because of the death.\nThe year before, she had been instrumental in establishing the New Zealand Medical Women\u2019s Association (NZMWA), and was elected its first president. The aim of the NZMWA was to further the interests and act on behalf of medical women. The archive is held at the Alexander Turnball Library.\nThroughout her professional life, Siedeberg worked diligently to advance the cause of professional women and colleagues, as well as women with limited means or access to assistance. She was strongly involved with a number of organisations dedicated to addressing women\u2019s issues, and through these organisation advocated for a number of important social changes, such as raising the age of consent, prevention of venereal disease, the appointment of women police, hospital and factor inspectors, and equal opportunities for women in higher education and employment.\nThroughout her life she received a number of awards, including life membership of the New Zealand Branch of the British Medical Association (1929), life membership of the New Zealand Registered Nurses\u2019 Association (1939), a King George V Silver Jubilee Medal (1935), and an Order of the British Empire (1949).\nDr Emily Siedeberg married retired banker, James Alexander McKinnon, on 8 October 1928, in Los Angeles. She was 55 years old. Siedeberg retired from practice in 1938. 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        "raw_content": "Be encouraged by these stories from the mission field\nNepalese Woman Finds Hope Amidst Great Loss\nAmidst the 700,000 people living in Kathmandu, Shiuli was entirely alone. At 21 years old, the young woman had been taken away from her friends and family and had lost her husband, leaving her to fend for her three daughters all on her own. And the next tragedy was just around the corner.\nA Baby Girl Is Nothing to Celebrate\nAt last, the baby began to crown, and with him came the fulfillment of his parents' wishes. Five years of barrenness, five years of bitter arguments\u2014this baby would put it all in the past. He would bring pride to the family, reap a dowry from his bride and help provide for the family. He would restore his family's joy.\nSisters Bringing Compassion\nSisters of Compassion, Gospel for Asia\u2019s specialized women missionaries, have hearts that ache for hurting women and those deemed as poor and needy. These women spend three years of their lives committed to serving in slums or reaching out to widows and those with leprosy.\nPhotoshow Highlight: The Church in the Red-light District\nJust a few steps from the beach, thousand live in the slums, where they have little hope. Many women who are abandoned by their husbands, widowed or addicted to alcohol end up in prostitution.\nThe Church in the Red-light District\nToday, Shrea worships the Lord in the same room where she used to sell liquor. Shrea was addicted to the alcohol she sold before she heard about Jesus from the Goa ladies team.\nThe Lord has touched many lives like Shrea\u2019s through these four women, who make up a Gospel for Asia ladies team in this region of Goa, India. Indrani, the team leader, rejected the security of an arranged marriage to an unbeliever so she could serve the Lord.\nMany tourists come to see Goa\u2019s natural tropical beauty. Sadly, others seek out the cheap and easily accessible prostitution trade.\nThe Goa ladies team reaches out to the poor women of the slums who face an array of difficulties.\nThe team members spend much time in prayer, finding strength for their ministry.\nThe ladies team has had a significant impact in their area, where they routinely encounter people with tragic stories.\nJeevitha heard the Gospel from the ladies team at a desperate time in her life. Her husband had died, and she was addicted to alcohol and gambling. If she hadn\u2019t come to know the Lord, she says she would likely have entered prostitution.\nThe team\u2019s ministry in Goa has been life-changing for many women, who now meet together regularly. These former prostitutes and drug addicts now worship God and study the Bible.\nChanged lives, like Jeevitha\u2019s and Shrea\u2019s, are the testimony of this women\u2019s team.\nA Gospel for Asia ladies team ministering in Goa, India holds a Sunday school every week for children living in slums.\nThese children grow up in areas where deep poverty and alcoholism have forced many into prostitution, fed by a large tourist industry.\nTragically, children like this little girl have a very unstable future. Many work selling trinkets on the beach to tourists. Desperate for money, unknown numbers of children end up being taken into the area\u2019s high-demand sex trade.\nComing from homes like this, many village children have lost a parent to disease, abandonment or suicide. In some areas, prostitution has left its mark in the form of AIDS.\nIt is into desperate situations like these that God has allowed GFA to send the Goa ladies team. With the love of Christ, these four women bring hope for worn-down families and help rescue many children from disastrous futures.\nOnce a week, these little children find a haven in the Sunday school.\nAs the children listen to Bible stories and sing songs, their worries are replaced with the love of Jesus.\nThrough the love and outreach of the ladies team, the Lord is saving these little children who are cherished in His sight.\nRead more stories and be encouraged by K.P. Yohannan's wife Gisela\nLearn more about Gisela Yohannan\nDownload free PDF books by Gisela Yohannan \u00bb\nDownload free audio messages by Gisela Yohannan \u00bb",
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        "raw_content": "Police State Measures in the UK: Police \u2018arrest innocent youths for their DNA\u2019, officer claims\nDaily Telegraph 4 June 2009\nHundreds of teenagers are having their DNA taken by police in case they commit crimes later in life, an officer has disclosed.\nThe alleged practice is also described as part of a \u201clong-term crime prevention strategy\u201d to dissuade youths from committing offences in the future.\nCivil liberty campaigners have condemned the tactic of as \u201cdiabolical\u201d and said it showed contempt for children\u2019s freedom.\nThe officer said: \u201cHave we got targets for young people who have not been arrested yet? The answer is yes. But we are not just waiting outside schools to pick them up, we are acting on intelligence.\n\u201cIt is part of a long-term crime prevention strategy. If you know you have had your DNA taken and it is on a database then you will think twice about committing burglary for a living.\n\u201cWe are often told that we have just one chance to get that DNA sample and if we miss it then that might mean a rape or a murder goes unsolved in the future.\u201d\nLast month the Home Office drew up plans to amend the DNA database after the European Court of Human Rights ruled that a blanket policy of retaining profiles of innocent people indefinitely was illegal.\nHowever, adults and children arrested, but not convicted, of terrorism or serious sexual or violent offences will still have their profiles held for 12 years before they are deleted.\nChildren not convicted of any other offence will have profiles erased after six years or when they reach 18, whichever is sooner.\nThe Home Office announced last year that the DNA of children under 10 will not be retained.\nShami Chakrabarti, director of the human rights group Liberty, said: \u201cThis is diabolical and proof positive that Liberty\u2019s fears are being realised.\n\u201cThe current law has created an incentive for the abuse of police power so that youngsters are being targeted purely for the purpose of stockpiling their DNA for the future.\n\u201cWe hope that dealing with this outrage will be high on the list of priorities for any new Home Secretary.\n\u201cPoliticians can no longer demand due process for themselves whilst showing such contempt for the freedoms of others.\u201d\nFigures obtained via a Freedom of Information request show that a further 139 youths arrested in the Camden area have had their DNA profiles added to the database this year.\nLib Dem parliamentary candidate for Holborn and St Pancras, Jo Shaw, who applied for the data, said: \u201cThe Met and the Home Office have some serious explaining to do if this is the case.\n\u201cInnocent children should not have their DNA profiles kept for years.\u201d\nThere are an estimated 5.3 million profiles on the DNA database \u2013 accounting for about one in 10 people \u2013 making it the largest of its kind in the world.\nHowever 850,000 are of people who were never convicted of any crime.\nThe original source of this article is Daily Telegraph\nCopyright \u00a9 Murray Wardrop, Daily Telegraph, 2009\nArticles by: Murray Wardrop",
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        "raw_content": "Siena \u2013 Inter Milan 03.02.2013\nSiena are six points adrift of safety after losing to Udinese, meaning they have no choice but to try and win this match.\nInter, on the other hand, are doing well at the moment, but they desperately need to rediscover their away form if they are to mount a serious top 3 challenge.\nSiena were always going to be on the main candidates for the drop after they were slapped with a six-point penalty for their involvement in a match-fixing scandal. The team, nonetheless, enjoyed a pretty good start to the league campaign, hinting they might just be able to survive this season, but their promising run of results was short-lived. Robur slipped to rock bottom after losing six straight Serie A fixtures and not even a win over Sampdoria helped their cause a great deal. Having lost to Udinese at the weekend, Siena now sit six points behind safety, meaning the hosts will be under big pressure in the match against Inter. Team\u2019s home record is also quite disappointing, given they picked up just one point from five home fixtures against top table sides in Serie A, losing to Roma, Catania and Napoli before beating Sampdoria last time out.\nConsidering all the problems young coach Andrea Stramaccioni has faced this season, he has got to be congratulated for leading Inter to the fourth place in the standings. Numerous changes to the playing squad, important absentees and hectic schedule were things the Neroazzurri had to contend with, but they did very well to remain in the race for Champions League places. The great strength in depth is certainly helping Inter at the time when several star players are missing, while new players Zdravko Kuzmanovic, Ezequiel Schelotto and Mateo Kovacic are expected to further increase competition for places. Inter go into this match hoping to make amends for the 2-2 draw with Torino and desperate to finally rediscover the away form that served them so well at the start of the season. After winning first six away games in Serie A, the Neroazzurri failed to win any of their next five, but the match against rock-bottom Siena should be a perfect opportunity to return to winning ways.",
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        "raw_content": "Home Blog Best Social Media Marketing Strategies in 2018\nNo one can deny the addictive nature of social media sites. It\u2019s been just a couple of decades since social media came into our lives. And they literally took us by storm! We are literally addicted to social networking sites and it has almost become a reflex action to check the updates on social media every now and then. This is altogether another story and debate how social media sites are becoming major time wasters in our life, blocking most of our activities. For now, we will focus on how Social Media is becoming a gigantic platform for marketing strategies.\nSocial media marketing is becoming the next new king of all the marketing strategies and brands have recognized the potential of social media. Strong social media presence is essentially needed if you want to have the best marketing for your brand. The social media leaves an impact on the audience that is undeniable and long-lasting. This is exactly why we call it an addiction. Now it\u2019s all about your skill how you can use the social media for best marketing strategies. In this post, we are going to discuss some of the most effective and catchy social media marketing strategies that you will be thanking us later for. And the best part is that you only need a steady subscription to the Internet for all this marketing, which is both economical and hassle-free as compared to the other marketing strategies. So, you need to pick a high-performance ISP essentially, such as Buckeye Broadband.\nHave you noticed by any chance the number of followers that are on these social networking sites? Well, it\u2019s massive. And only a fool will leave such a huge audience unattended, especially if he wants to make a mark in the marketing strategies and tactics. Social media has emerged as a gigantic platform for well-orchestrated sales tactics, and every brand from massive names to small vendors, are getting to know the true potential of social media forums, in the marketing perspective. Let\u2019s look at the number of subscribers on the social media sites:\nFacebook: In a matter of 17 years only, Facebook has become the most popular social networking site and has a gigantic number of 2 billion active users monthly.\nTwitter: This amazing platform has a huge number of 330 million active users monthly.\nInstagram: 800 million monthly active users use Instagram.\nSnapchat: Snapchat has almost 150 million active users monthly.\nThese are only a few instances of some of the most famous social media platforms, and there are a lot more like YouTube, Google+, and they also have millions of followers. 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        "raw_content": "Redesigning an iconic magazine is challenging enough, without being briefed to abandon every existing element of its identity. Alexandre Bouichou from My Name Is talks us though the French studio\u2019s redesign national favourite Standard and its split personality.\nWords by Alexandre Bouichou\nWhat was Standard like before the redesign?\nStandard is a ten-year-old independent French magazine that deals with culture and fashion. Although their editorial direction has always been very strong, it feels like they never took the time to build a real visual identity.\nThe publishers had seen our work as part of The New Topographic Designers exhibition at Art Ligue gallery and through the Adidas Stan Smith launch event we worked on. Standard had just celebrated its ten year anniversary when they called us. They were changing the frequency at which they published and wanted a radical change in their image to accompany it, as well as more varied content. They wanted to start a new relationship with designers they hadn\u2019t worked with before\nWhat was the original brief from the publishers and did it change at all?\nTo be honest, there was no brief. The publishers presented us with the history of their magazine, their plans for the new version and their idea of having the upcoming issue deal with the theme of \u2018Duo\u2019. They just asked us to be as free as possible in redesigning Standard, the only consideration being readability. We came up with creative direction to support both those changes and their history \u2013 for example, it seemed obvious that we needed to create an identity that had something to do with the notion of standardisation, with a very strong grid. The idea of \u2018Two\u2019 that was the theme of the new issue (the Duo issue) was also an interesting idea to work on, so we felt like we had to find a way to make it appear throughout the whole magazine.\nAn editorial design project is mostly about finding a good rhythm and the right balance throughout the whole magazine. This is a challenge when it comes to a 256-page magazine that deals with a lot of different types of content. Actually, keeping a sense of harmony has been an even bigger challenge, since we wanted the grid to be almost invariable. Then, another big challenge was to create a whole new identity that kept something of the Standard essence, despite changing nearly every detail of the previous brand.\nWe\u2019re pleased with it as an object \u2013 the cover makes a really a good impression when you hold it. I think the cover was our main concern because no matter the quality of the contents, a magazine needs to shout from the newsstand. I think we succeeded in making the \u2018Duo\u2019 theme appear straight away from the outside. We split the magazine into two different sections (fashion and culture), and printed each on a specific paper with a specific cover. It means that instead of having a front and a back cover, we have a two-sided magazine with two different covers. Also, we maintained a great relationship with the publishers during this project. This is a very important thing for us, as a design project requires mutual trust and confidence between us and a client. We think it contributes to the success of a project.\nTell us a bit more about the inspiration for the typeface you created and how it was executed?\nWe created a typeface for all the headlines in the magazine and for the Standard logotype used on both covers. We designed it as a tribute to Ed Ruscha, and especially his paintings that show realistic landscapes with words displayed on it. To us, Ruscha's work is one of the most poetic visions of a standardised world, especially his work 26 Gasoline Stations, and his photos of car parks and oil stations.\nPaper: Offset Arctic Paper\u2019s Amber Graphic 110g, Novatech Gloss 115g. Cover: Novatech Gloss 200g and a matt laminating finish\nTypeface: PX Grotesk from Optimo and Ed Ruscha by My Name Is\nmynameis.fr\n\u2022 Publishing\u2022 Magazines\n\u2013 Tidal Energy",
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        "raw_content": "To remain regionally and globally competitive, Minnesota's economy must provide greater opportunity for our entire workforce--one that is growing older and much more diverse--to prepare for the increasingly skilled jobs employers need to fill. Workforce Equity for a Competitive Economy is aimed at improving outcomes at the junction of these inseperable imperatives: economic growth, workforce development, and equity. Read More\nEconomic development priorities for the downturn\nIn a recession, the economic development focus in Minnesota for the most part shifts away from expansion to retention and survival. The question for state government in the here-and-now is how best to help businesses and workers adjust and weather the storm. Needless to say, Minnesota must continue its commitment to smart, long-term economic development approaches. But during an economic downturn, constructive economic development strategies include business assistance programs, help for workers who lose their jobs, encouragement for entrepreneurs, and good use of the federal stimulus funding. Read More\nSmart approaches to long-term economic development for Minnesota\nThe State of Minnesota needs to take smart approaches to economic development as it looks to improve the long-term outlook. State and local economic development efforts work best when they fit the role for government action, and when they build upon regional potentials and strengths to increase economic growth and prosperity. Read More\nFour tests to ensure real economic development impacts\nProperly structured, economic development efforts by state and local governments can have a positive \u2013 albeit incremental \u2013 impact on growth. Real impacts may be hard to separate from the perception of impact. And while the perception of impact is often an adequate measure of success from a political standpoint, the economic framework demands more. Read More\nGuiding economic development principles\nThe smart economic development approaches flow from important, guiding principles for public sector involvement in Minnesota\u2019s economy. Minnesota must formulate and carry out its economic development efforts in ways that make sense for state government and that recognize the dynamics for economic growth. Read More\nWhy government plays a role in economic development\nMinnesota\u2019s economic development and growth rely upon the independent actions of many players, the overwhelming majority of whom operate in the private sector. But public sector decisions and activity significantly influence the economic environment of a region when it comes to education, infrastructure investment and upkeep, taxes and regulations, zoning and land use, and the provision of public services. Governments also take economic development actions to assist industries and workers. There are solid reasons for public sector involvement in economic development, including legitimate concerns about positive and negative spillovers, failures in the information marketplace, existing but underused public infrastructure and private resources, the social impacts of growth and development, and the political impacts of economic stagnation or decline. Read More\nWhat drives economic development\nIn order to affect the economy, Minnesota\u2019s economic development efforts must take aim at the drivers of regional economic growth. Ideas and theories about growth provide an important framework for economic development policies, one that should shape strategies for government action. Minnesota\u2019s policymakers and economic development officials can use ideas about what creates growth as a reality check to assess the potential for specific economic development initiatives. Read More\nWorkforce equity progress in 2013-2014\nSignificant progress was achieved in the 2013-2014 Minnesota Legislature on laws and policies aimed at linking more equitable workforce training and development to economic growth and development in the Twin Cities and in Minnesota. Three key policy objectives were achieved: improving reporting requirements for workforce training outcomes, reducing reliance on racially biased screening tools, and establishing new pathways to educational credentials. Growth & Justice seeks to reframe the approach to workforce development in the Twin Cities region, laying the base for strategic workforce efforts linked to economic development and tied to equity, and access to long-term, sustainable and living wage jobs with career tracks for all workers. Read More",
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        "raw_content": "Israel to Close Only Mental Health Clinic for Refugees\nJaffa\u2019s Gesher Clinic provides mental health services to asylum seekers and undocumented immigrants but is chronically underfunded and understaffed\nAfrican migrants demonstrate outside the Rwanda embassy in Herzliya, Israel, January 22, 2018 JACK GUEZ / AFP\nIsrael will aid victims of Sinai torture \u2013 after many are deported\nDespite state pressure, number of asylum seekers agreeing to leave Israel drops in 2018\nThe only clinic in Israel that provides mental health services to asylum seekers and undocumented immigrants is expected to close in June.\nLast week employees of Jaffa\u2019s Gesher Clinic learned that the center\u2019s operating budget will run out in two months, and there are no plans to renew it.\nThe clinic\u2019s director, Dr. Ido Lurie, resigned at the beginning of the year and has not been replaced. Employees have been uncertain about their future for several months, and in some cases salaries have been paid late. The Health Ministry has not solicited bids to outsource the clinic\u2019s services. As a result Gesher\u2019s clients, who are not eligible for government health services, will lose their access to mental health care.\nGesher serves asylum seekers with emotional problems and post-trauma disorders, including survivors of torture camps in Sinai. It has treated around 800 people since it opened in early 2014, and currently has nearly 300 patients.\nThe chronically underfunded and understaffed clinic is only open for nine hours a week. It has a waiting list of 200 people who will have to wait up to 10 months to be seen. More than a third of those on the waiting list have acute problems, and include people who had been forcibly hospitalized, who are suicidal or who otherwise pose a risk to themselves and others.\nDr. Zoe Gutzeit, the director of the migrant and refugee program of Physicians for Human Rights, and Michal Pinchuk, the executive director of the Assaf aid organization for refugees and asylum seekers in Israel, called on the Health Ministry in a joint letter to gurantee continuity of care for the clinic\u2019s current patients .\nIn a response, the Health Ministry said it was working toward issuing a request for proposals for the services offered by Gesher and also examining options to guarantee continuity of care \u201cin the event the existing service at Gesher ends before the described service is in place.\u201d The ministry refused to discuss time tables or planned solutions.\nThis move contradicts statements made by the ministry in March of last year, when it said there is a plan to expand mental health services to asylum seekers by reassigning some of the services provided by the Gesher Clinic to Ichilov Hospital\u2019s mental health clinics, the Jaffa community clinic for mental health and Be\u2019er Yaakov Hospital. This plan was announced after Gesher, in August 2016, refused to accept new patients because of the heavy workload. Nothing came of the ministry\u2019s declarations.\n>> Netanyahu should return to the migrants' deal with the UN || Editorial >>\nGutzeit said: \u201cSince it was opened in 2014 and to date the Gesher clinic has been in constant distress, which only gets worse. Hundreds of people, including victims of human trafficking and torture who are suffering from severe trauma, and people who have been released from forced hospitalization and are at risk, are left without any treatment or support, because the clinic isn\u2019t getting funding or staff.\n\u201cFor more than two years we have been asking and warning the Health Ministry about the increasing distress, and the Health Ministry keeps sweet-talking us with promises about broadening the response, when in fact, nothing is done,\u201d Gutzeit added.\n\u201cAlready in January we warned that the clinic was on the verge of collapse, but we didn\u2019t get any real attention,\u201d she said. Now hundreds of patients who even now are barely hanging on will be thrown out without any assurance of continuous treatment, while hundreds of others will be left without any help.\u201d\nAs previously reported by Haaretz, 70 percent of the Gesher patients are young men, mainly from Eritrea. Seventy percent of the patients suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder stemming from their experiences in their countries of origin and in Sinai en route to Israel.",
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        "raw_content": "Charity landlord sparks outrage over Well Street shop rent rise\nBy Hackney Citizen | March 8, 2011\nGeorge Edwards has been Well Street for nearly 30 years running his health food shop. His shop front window serves as a community noticeboard. Photo: WESTRA\nShopkeepers on Well Street in South Hackney are up in arms as they face eviction following their refusal to agree to steep rent increases imposed by their landlord, a local charity which serves the poor.\nSome of the shop-owners are currently in negotiation with the charity, but others have already given up. Three shops in the street have closed in recent months, including a newsagent.\nGeorge Edwards, owner of Wholemeal Shop, says the charity wants to increase his annual rent from \u00a36,500 to \u00a318,000. \u201cWe might as well lock the door and go,\u201d says Mr Edwards. \u201cOther tenants are leaving, and the people that stay will be penalised.\u201d\nCo-chairperson of the Well Street Traders\u2019 and Residents\u2019 Association Ian Rathbone (also a local councillor) says: \u201cIt is a shame that a charity which has given money to the poor of Hackney in the past, has become so unforgiving when it comes to the treatment of its own poor tenants, forcing them to pay over the top rents.\u201d\nA petition fighting the rent increased has garnered the support of over 5,000 local residents.\nThe landlord, St John, Hackney, Joint Estates Charities, has not increased the rent on the shops since 1995, and the traders are currently paying amounts that are well below the market value for the premises they occupy. In addition to steep rent increases, the 25 shops \u2013 which include a post office \u2013 are also in some cases being handed repair bills for \u00a340,000 or more.\nThe charity manages the properties on a commercial bais in order to fund its charitable activity, and it argues that it is constitutionally bound to make a profit on the properties in order to continue acheive its stated aims, which do not include subsidising shop-keepers.\nThe charity\u2019s chairperson, a well-known local figure and councillor, Geoff Taylor, says he is committed to maintaining thriving shops on well street, but insists the rents must go up.\nHe says that the proposed amounts were intended as starting points for negotiations with the shop-owners, not as final offers. \u201cWe have put forward a first shot negotiating figure. What we want is for the tenants to come back to us with alternative proposals,\u201d said Mr Taylor.\nThe plight of the Well Street shops has drawn the attention of the acting Bishop of Stepney and MP for Hackney South and Shoreditch Meg Hillier, both of whom are taking an interest in the matter.\nWell Street is in particularly deprived area of Hackney; the street has the distinction of being the launching pad for market stall trader Jack Cohen, who subsequently went on to found the Tesco supermarket chain.\nSt John, Hackney, Joint estates Charities, which has close links with the Church of England, and in particular with St John at Hackney Church, was founded in 1898 in an effort to consolidate a number of smaller charitable orgnaisations. The charity engages in a variety of activities designed to support groups and individuals in the borough.\nRobert Wickham, rector of St John at Hackney church was asked to comment on whether the proposal to increase the rents was compatible with the church\u2019s mission, but he has yet to reply.\nMore information on Well Street Market and the Save Well Street Market campaign.\n\u2190 How to cook perfect pancakesHackney Bulls grind out victory over plucky Kilburn \u2192",
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        "raw_content": "NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Feb 11, 2019--Union Acquisition Corp. (NYSE: LTN) (\u201cUAC\u201d), a special purpose acquisition company, has set the date of its extraordinary general meeting of shareholders (\u201cextraordinary general meeting\u201d) to vote on the previously announced business combination with Bioceres, Inc., for Wednesday, February 27, 2019. The date of the extraordinary general meeting was previously disclosed in the Pre-Effective Amendment No.1 to UAC\u2019s Registration Statement on Form S-4, filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission (\u201cSEC\u201d) on February 7, 2019. The extraordinary general meeting will be held at 10:00 a.m. local time at the offices of Arnold & Porter Kaye Scholer LLP, located at 250 West 55th Street Avenue, New York, New York 10019. The record date for those eligible to receive notice of and to vote at the extraordinary general meeting is February 7, 2019 (the \u201cRecord Date\u201d). UAC expects to mail its definitive proxy statement/prospectus and related information regarding the business combination and the extraordinary general meeting on or about February 11, 2019.\nUAC advises holders of its securities to move their securities into accounts that do not permit the lending of securities, so called cash accounts or segregated accounts, and out of accounts that permit the lending of securities, such as margin accounts. These steps are designed to ensure that votes related to ordinary shares beneficially owned by shareholders are properly counted. Beneficial owners of ordinary shares that have been lent out (either with or without the beneficial owners\u2019 knowledge) are not permitted to vote those shares.\nUnion Acquisition Corp. is a blank check company organized for the purpose of effecting a merger, share exchange, asset acquisition, stock purchase, recapitalization, reorganization, or other similar business combination with one or more businesses or entities. UAC\u2019s efforts to identify a prospective target business are not limited to any particular industry or geographic region, although the Company has focused on target businesses located in Latin America. The Company is led by Juan Sartori, Chairman of the Board of the Company and Chairman and founder of Union Group International Ltd., and Kyle P. Bransfield, Chief Executive Officer of the Company and Partner of Atlantic-Pacific Capital, Inc.\nThis communication includes \u201cforward-looking statements\u201d within the meaning of the \u201csafe harbor\u201d provisions of the United States Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Forward-looking statements may be identified by the use of words such as \u201cforecast,\u201d \u201cintend,\u201d \u201cseek,\u201d \u201ctarget,\u201d \u201canticipate,\u201d \u201cbelieve,\u201d \u201cexpect,\u201d \u201cestimate,\u201d \u201cplan,\u201d \u201coutlook,\u201d and \u201cproject\u201d and other similar expressions that predict or indicate future events or trends or that are not statements of historical matters. Such forward-looking statements include estimated financial information. Such forward-looking statements with respect to revenues, earnings, performance, strategies, prospects and other aspects of the businesses of UAC, Bioceres or the combined company after completion of the business combination are based on current expectations that are subject to known and unknown risks and uncertainties, which could cause actual results or outcomes to differ materially from expectations expressed or implied by such forward- looking statements. These factors include, but are not limited to: (1) the occurrence of any event, change or other circumstances that could give rise to the termination of the exchange agreement entered into in connection with the proposed business combination (the \u201cExchange Agreement\u201d) and the proposed business combination contemplated therein; (2) the inability to complete the transactions contemplated by the Exchange Agreement due to the failure to obtain approval of the shareholders or other conditions to closing in the Exchange Agreement; (3) the ability of UAC to continue to meet applicable NYSE listing standards; (4) the risk that the proposed business combination disrupts current plans and operations of Bioceres as a result of the announcement and consummation of the transactions described in the Exchange Agreement; (5) the ability to recognize the anticipated benefits of the proposed business combination, which may be affected by, among other things, competition, the ability of the combined company to grow and manage growth profitably, maintain relationships with customers and suppliers and retain its management and key employees; (6) costs related to the proposed business combination; (7) changes in applicable laws or regulations; (8) the possibility that Bioceres may be adversely affected by other economic, business, and/or competitive factors; and (9) other risks and uncertainties indicated from time to time in the definitive registration statement of UAC in connection with the proposed business combination and the proxy statement/prospectus contained therein, including those under \u201cRisk Factors\u201d therein, and other documents filed or to be filed with the SEC by UAC. Investors are cautioned not to place undue reliance upon any forward-looking statements, which speak only as of the date made. UAC and Bioceres undertake no commitment to update or revise the forward-looking statements, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise. Investors should carry out their own due diligence in connection with the assumptions contained herein. The forward-looking statements in this communication speak only as of the date of this communication. Although UAC may from time to time voluntarily update its prior forward-looking statements, it disclaims any commitment to do so whether as a result of new information, future events, changes in assumptions or otherwise except as required by applicable securities laws.\nIn connection with the proposed business combination between Bioceres and UAC, UAC has filed with the SEC a Registration Statement on Form S-4, a preliminary proxy statement/prospectus and a definitive proxy statement/prospectus, forming a part thereof. UAC\u2019s shareholders and other interested persons are advised to read the preliminary proxy statement/prospectus, and amendments thereto, and the definitive proxy statement/prospectus in connection with UAC\u2019s solicitation of proxies for its extraordinary general meeting of shareholders to be held to approve the proposed business combination because the proxy statement/prospectus contains important information about the proposed business combination, UAC and Bioceres. The definitive proxy statement/prospectus will be mailed to UAC\u2019s shareholders as of the Record Date on or about February 11, 2019.\nShareholders will also be able to obtain a copy of the preliminary and definitive Registration Statement, without charge, at the SEC\u2019s website at http://sec.gov or by directing a request to: Union Acquisition Corp., 444 Madison Avenue, Floor 34, New York, NY 10022. UAC shareholders will be able to obtain free copies of these documents and other documents containing important information about UAC and Bioceres, once such documents are filed with the SEC.\nUAC and its directors, executive officer, certain of its shareholders prior to its initial public offering and other members of its management and employees and affiliates, and Bioceres, its directors and management may be deemed to be participants in the solicitation of proxies from UAC\u2019s shareholders in connection with the proposed business combination. Shareholders are urged to carefully read the Registration Statement regarding the proposed business combination because it contains important information, including information regarding the persons who may, under the rules of the SEC, be deemed participants in the solicitation of UAC\u2019s shareholders in connection with the proposed business combination, as well as information about UAC\u2019s executive officers and directors.\nCONTACT: UAC:\nSOURCE: Union Acquisition Corp.",
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        "raw_content": "Mission Statement History\nOur mission is to continue to provide access to much-needed home medical equipment for all patients. In a time when healthcare providers and patients are facing more obstacles than ever before, Home Care Specialists will work hard to partner with our patients and community clinicians, keeping them informed of the ever-changing requirements of CMS (Medicare and Medicaid), private insurances, accrediting bodies, and our elected legislature. HCS strongly believes that taking care of patients in their homes is the best and most cost efficient model and we will continue to fight to guarantee patient access.\nHome Care Specialists was founded in 1977 by William Desmarais and Gary Rudis. At the time, Bill and Gary were two young respiratory therapists working at the former Saint John's hospital in Lowell, MA. Initially, Home Care Specialists was a two-man operation with Bill and Gary working tirelessly providing home oxygen therapy to their patients in the Merrimack Valley. At the time, this entailed hand delivering large oxygen cylinders which weighed as much 150 pounds each and needed to be replaced weekly. In 1984, Home Care Specialists moved from a home-based business to their first office located on Primrose Street in Haverhill, MA. Since then HCS has continued to grow and expand and now has 4 locations throughout Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Maine.\nAs Home Care Specialists grew, so did their reputation for setting the standard for quality respiratory care. In 1990, HCS was accredited by The Joint Commission. The Joint Commission has long been the gold standard for quality healthcare and HCS was among the very first providers of home medical equipment to receive accreditation.\nIn 2009, Home Care Specialists was recognized by the city of Haverhill and the state of MA for providing over 30 years of service to local communities. Citations were presented to Bill and Gary by Haverhill Mayor James Fiorentini, State Senator Steven Baddour, and State Representative Brian Dempsey.\nToday Home Care Specialists continues to service the communities of MA, NH, and ME through our network of locations, technicians, and clinicians. We continue to act as a leader in the home medical equipment industry and work closely with numerous organizations to support and promote patient advocacy and the industry as a whole.",
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        "raw_content": "Eat These Foods and Fight Diabetes\nQuick tricks you can try to avoid prediabetes and type 2 diabetes, or help treat either condition.\nTricks for avoiding diabetes\nAbout 29 million Americans have diabetes, and 8 million of those people don\u2019t even know it. Another 86 million people in the U.S. are estimated to have prediabetes, which is an elevated blood sugar that's not quite high enough for a type 2 diabetes diagnosis (but probably headed in that direction). Both conditions can dramatically boost your risk of heart disease and stroke. But there's good news. While there's no magic food to prevent type 2 diabetes, there are wise food choices that, along with exercise, can help you avoid it. (Type 1 diabetes, on the other hand, is an autoimmune disease and healthy eating can't prevent it.) Even if you have been diagnosed with prediabetes or type 2 diabetes, these foods (or food swaps) might help you control your blood sugar.\nNot only does fiber keep blood sugar levels down, it can actually lessen spikes caused by other carbs. Expert organizations recommend 25 to 50 grams of fiber a day for people with diabetes, which is much higher than the 15 grams most Americans ingest.\nHow to reach your fiber quota? In addition to whole grains, like brown rice, oats, barley, and quinoa, focus on other foods that are high in fiber, such as beans and veggies.\n\"Combined with protein and whole grains they can add a lot of bulk to a meal without a lot of extra calories,\" says Keri Gans, a registered dietitian and author of The Small Change Diet.\n\"They can also make a nice addition to soups and stews.\"\nSprinkle on the spices\nIt's not just the food you eat, but how you spice it that can affect your diabetes risk. A study on spices common in the famously healthy Mediterranean Diet found that virtually all of them\u2014basil, cumin, oregano, parsley, and sage\u2014can help lower blood sugar and boost insulin production, a double whammy when it comes to diabetes.\nAnd when researchers from the University of Georgia tested 24 common herbs and spices, they found that their antioxidants could prevent tissue damage and inflammation caused by high blood sugar. Cloves and cinnamon, in particular, stood out.\nAnother reason to sprinkle on the spices? They're an excellent substitute for sodium, which is a prime culprit in raising blood pressure. People who have diabetes have a higher risk of high blood pressure, which can contribute to heart attacks and strokes, so cutting back on sodium is a good idea.\nEat brown rice instead of white\nWhole grains are healthier than processed carbs when it comes to preventing and managing type 2 diabetes. According to a landmark study of about 200,000 people, replacing just one-third of a daily serving of white rice with brown rice may lower your risk of diabetes by 16%. Other whole grains like whole wheat and barley might lower that risk even further, by up to 36%. Other studies have found that brown rice can help control blood sugar and insulin levels better than white rice.\nWhole grains like brown rice have more fiber, minerals, and vitamins than refined grains. And one of the compounds that help rice grow may reduce nerve and blood vessel damage from existing diabetes. Soak dry rice in water overnight to awaken these compounds.\nIn addition to whole grains, experts recommend people reduce sugar and salt; choose healthy carbs over unhealthy ones (an apple instead of a donut); and eat leaner meats instead of those with more saturated fat (chicken or fish instead of red and processed meats) to reduce their risk.",
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        "raw_content": "https://www.healthcentral.com/article/menopause-tied-to-loss-of-lung-function\nMenopause Tied to Loss of Lung Function\nJackie Krentzman\nYour ability to fully expand your lungs diminishes during and after menopause, a decline that may be on par with smoking 20 cigarettes a day for 10 years, according to a recent study.\nThe research, published in December 2016 in the American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine, examined lung size and the amount of air that can be exhaled in one second. Researchers found that lung capacity and air volume declined in women going through menopause beyond what would be expected through the normal aging process.\nThe research was conducted as part of the European Respiratory Health Survey, which examined data from more than 1,400 women over 20 years. Because the study was observational it doesn't prove menopause directly causes breathing problems.\n\u201cThe hypothesis of the study is that with aging and the transition from pre- to post-menopause, women\u2019s estrogen levels decline,\u201d says Stephen Mathai, an associate professor of medicine in the division of pulmonary, critical care, and sleep medicine at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine in Baltimore. \u201cEstrogen protects against inflammation. So as it decreases, there is a rise in inflammation that accelerates the usual pace of lung function loss that comes with aging.\u201d\nIn addition, the hormonal changes that come with menopause can cause osteoporosis, which can cause the collapse of the vertebrae, shorten the height of your spine, and limit how much air a woman can inhale.\nThat reduction in the ability to inhale can cause restrictive breathing problems such as shortness of breath, the authors note, rather than obstructive breathing problems that make it harder to exhale.\n\u201cThis loss of lung function can be accelerated and symptoms can be more severe if you are obese or a smoker,\u201d Mathai adds.\nIf you\u2019re a smoker, learn more about the American Lung Association\u2019s \u201cFreedom From Smoking\u201d program. If you\u2019re overweight, use our 12 expert strategies for weight loss used by people who have lost weight and kept it off.\nTags:Living With, Lifestyle, Symptoms",
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        "raw_content": "The Board Officers are Dwight Manago a chairman, Daryl Kurozawa as vice chairman, Lloyd Tanaka as treasurer and Chrystal Yamasaki as secretary.\nAlso serving on the Board from 2018 \u2013 2018 are Peggy M. Ciriako and Russell Komo.\nBoard members serve three-year terms on a voluntary basis. They are responsible for providing direction to management to meet members\u2019 financial needs, as well as maintain the sound fiscal condition of the Credit Union.\nHawaii Community Federal Credit Union is a not-for-profit, federally insured financial institution owned by its 40,000 members. HCFCU\u2019s branches are located in Honokaa, Kailua-Kona, Kaloko, Kealakekua, Kohala and a new Hilo branch set to open in late 2018, along with Student Credit Unions in Kealakehe, Kohala and Konawaena High Schools. In addition to complete checking and savings services, HCFCU provides service-minded financial professionals to help facilitate mortgage, land, construction, small business, educational, personal and auto loans; drive up tellers; credit and debit cards with rewards; online and mobile banking; investment services and youth programs. HCFCU also supports numerous Hawaii Island non-profit organizations and community events. Membership in Hawaii Community Federal Credit Union is open to all Hawaii Island residents.",
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        "raw_content": "Power demand in Delhi soars to record 6651 MW\nThe peak power demand broke all previous records at 3.36 PM on Friday touching 6,651 MW. Last year, the highest peak power demand was recorded at 6,526 MW on June 6, said a spokesperson of power discom BSES\nAn employee works on electric pylons at a power station in Greater Noida on the outskirts of New Delhi June 8, 2012. (Reuters File Photo)\nDelhi\u2019s power demand spiked to an all-time high of 6,651 megawatts (MW) on Friday afternoon and may go up to 7,000 MW in the coming days as the city sweats it out in near-heatwave conditions, straining the electricity distribution network though officials have said there is no risk of power cuts for now.\nThis year\u2019s increase represents a big jump over the peak demand logged last year, when consumption in the city crossed the 6,000MW-mark for the first time on May 19. By June 6, the peak current draw had risen to 6,526MW.\n\u201cPower utilities, on Friday, successfully met the peak demand of 6,651MW at 3.36 pm as the temperature hovered around 42\u00b0C. Delhi consumes more power than any metro city in India. If you look at Delhi\u2019s consumption pattern over the years, the city had a power demand of only 2 MW in 1905. Now, that much electricity or even more, up to 5MW, is used by a mall alone. Ten years ago the demand was 4034 MW,\u201d an official from the power department said.\nWhile there has been no major blackout, many neighbourhoods have been going through outages mostly due to local faults.\n\u201cWe are facing power cuts everyday between 6 and 7:30 am. It lasts for over an hour and then for the rest of the day, the outages are sporadic,\u201d said Suchismita Thakur, a resident of Mayur Vihar Phase I.\nSome of the other affected areas include, Preet Vihar, Mayur Vihar Phase III, Seelampur, Krishna Nagar, Uttam Nagar west, Rohini east, Rithala, Chhattarpur and Karawal Nagar.\nWhile outlining a summer action plan on March 8, Delhi\u2019s power minister Satyendar Jain said the city was equipped to deal with demands of up to 7,000MW.\nThis year, the month of May recorded its highest ever power consumption. \u201cLast month, the city consumed more than 6000 MW of power for eight days. Usually, the month of May sees only two such days when the power demand crosses 6000 MW,\u201d a BSES spokesperson said.\nEarlier this week, chief minister Arvind Kejriwal said a coal shortage in thermal power plants supplying to Delhi threatened to plunge the city into a series of blackouts. But the matter was resolved with the extra coal being rushed to the plants.\n\u201cApart from central sources, we are also arranging power through inter-state exchanges and bilateral trading. As of now, there is no shortage of power in the city,\u201d a distribution company spokesperson said.\nPower demand in Delhi",
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        "raw_content": "CBI raids NDTV\u2019s Prannoy Roy, wife over \u2018bank fraud\u2019, channel cries witch-hunt\nA case was registered by the banking fraud division of the CBI against NDTV\u2019s Prannoy Roy and his wife Radhika. The ED and Income Tax department have been investigating the news channel since 2014.\nAppu Esthose Suresh\nThe CBI\u2009reportedly raided four locations in Delhi and Dehradun in connection with an alleged bank fraud case registered against Prannoy Roy and his wife among others(Burhaan Kinu/HT\u2009Photo)\nThe Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) searched on Monday the offices and homes of NDTV founder Prannoy Roy over allegations of defrauding a bank, a move the news broadcaster denounced as a \u201cwitch-hunt\u201d to muzzle free speech.\nFederal agents named Roy, his wife Radhika and a private company linked to NDTV \u2013 RRPR Holding Private Ltd \u2013 among others in a criminal case for allegedly causing losses to ICICI Bank.\nIn 2008, ICICI Bank gave the private holding company a loan of Rs 366 crore on personal guarantees of the Roys who pledged their NDTV shares that were valued more than the prevailing price at the Bombay Stock Exchange.\nWithin a year, ICICI settled for foreclosure of the loan, agreeing to a part-waiver of interest that allegedly resulted in a loss of Rs 48 crores for the bank, the CBI\u2019s formal investigations launched last week said. The Roys moved out an equivalent amount from RRPR\u2019s bank account, it alleged.\n\u201cNDTV and ICICI entered into a criminal conspiracy to transfer ownership of a news company (NDTV) to a shell company, against banking rules, SEBI Act,\u201d the CBI said in its first information report (FIR).\nICICI Bank refused to comment.\nThe raids come at a time when the opposition has accused the government of selectively targeting charities and media groups as part of a campaign to control free speech and dissent.\nThis year, India slipped three places to 136th in the World Press Freedom Index compiled by Reporters Without Borders, which highlighted concerns that Hindu nationalists were \u201ctrying to purge all manifestations of anti-national thought\u201d.\nNeither of the Roy couple was available for comment but NDTV called the raids \u201cconcerted harassment\u2026 based on the same old endless false accusations\u201d.\n\u201cWe will not succumb to these attempts to blatantly undermine democracy and free speech in India,\u201d the news broadcaster said in a statement.\nThe Editors Guild of India expressed \u201cdeep concern\u201d over the raids.\n\u201cEntry of police and other agencies into the media offices is a serious matter,\u201d the Guild said in a statement. \u201cWhile the Editors Guild maintains that no individual or institution is above the law, the Guild condemns any attempt to muzzle the media and calls upon the CBI to follow the due process of law and ensure there is no interference in the free functioning of news operations.\u201d\nOther leading journalists were more blunt in their criticism.\nN Ram, chairman and publisher of The Hindu group of newspapers, described the raids as \u201canti-democratic action\u201d.\n\u201cThe CBI raid, based on a false private complaint by a discredited individual on a matter going back nearly a decade, is a crude attempt to suppress Indian news television\u2019s most independent and trusted voice, NDTV. It certainly looks like an attempt to send a nasty message to the rest of the news media that the BJP regime will not tolerate criticism.\n\u201cNDTV has done very well by standing up spiritedly to these tactics and putting out evidence that the loan on which it supposedly defaulted was fully paid and that this was acknowledged by the private bank in a letter. Freedom of expression, which has come under pressure and numerous attacks in recent months, must be safeguarded at all costs. Newspapers, television organisations, and the rest of the media must come out strongly in solidarity with the co-founders, Prannoy Roy and Radhika Roy, in the face of this anti-democratic action,\u201d he told HT\u2009in London.\nThe Opposition too rallied behind NDTV and condemned the raids.\n\u201cDissent can never be silenced through intimidation. Power to ask questions & demand answers is the greatest gift of Democracy #RightToDissent,\u201d the Congress party tweeted. The Trinamool Congress and Aam Aadmi Party also spoke out in support of NDTV.\nThe CBI registered its FIR on the basis of a letter from the Enforcement Directorate (ED) last year that pointed out alleged irregularities in the loan transaction by the private sector ICICI Bank, sources said. CBI sources cited a 2016 Supreme Court judgment in an unrelated case that said private bank officers were also public servants as they handled public money.\nThe ED and income tax (I-T) authorities had been investigating NDTV since 2014 in a separate case involving the receiving of funds from a foreign institution and settling of that account at 80% less than the original amount received.\nThe CBI and ED have also been investigating RRPR for funds it received from foreign entities related to a telecom deal between Aircel and Maxis, as well as a case involving buying planes for the national carrier Air India, two senior officials independently told HT.\nThe majority shareholdings of the NDTV are with the RRPR, the CBI said in the FIR, adding NDTV came to the notice of Income Tax department earlier when it found the media company floated and operated 33 shell companies with no real business, no employees and no business premises in UK, Netherlands, Sweden, Mauritius and between 2006 and 2012 to raise a fund of Rs 1100 crores.\nAs per I-T department, around Rs 400 crores of Rs 1100 crores was transferred to NDTV in India through a Mauritius-based shell company and Rs 700 crore was retained in the UK and the Netherlands out of which Rs 400 crores was returned to unidentified investors. The balance of Rs 300 crores remains unaccounted as on date, the FIR said.\nThe premises of NDTV were not raided on Monday. Searches were carried out at four places in Delhi and Dehradun in Uttarakhand, CBI sources said.\n(With inputs from HTC\u2009in London)",
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        "raw_content": "From a dazzling new literary voice, a debut novel about a Palestinian family caught between present and past, between displacement and home\nWinner of the Dayton Literary Peace Prize and the Arab American Book Award\nNamed a Best Book of the Year by NPR * Nylon * Kirkus Reviews * Bustle * BookPage\n\u201cMoving and beautifully written.\u201d \u2014 Entertainment Weekly\nLyrical and heartbreaking, Salt Houses is a remarkable debut novel that challenges and humanizes an age-old conflict we might think we understand\u2014one that asks us to confront that most devastating of all truths: you can\u2019t go home again.\nWinner of the Dayton Literary Peace Prize, Fiction\nWinner of the Arab American Book Award, Fiction\nOne of NYLON's Best Fiction Books of 2017\nOne of Kirkus Reviews' Best Books of 2017\nOne of Bustle's 17 Best Fiction Books of 2017\nOne of BookPage's Best Books of 2017\n\u201cMoving and beautifully written, Alyan\u2019s debut chronicles three generations of a Palestinian family as they face two life-altering displacements \u2013 the first after 1967\u2019s Six-Day War, and the second following Saddam Hussein\u2019s 1990 invasion of Kuwait.\u201d\n\u201cSpring's most powerful novel...mystical, compelling...sweeping.\u201d\n\"[Salt Houses] illustrate[s] the inherited longing and sense of dislocation passed like a baton from mother to daughter.\"\n\u201cSome family stories we pass on, adding chapters like rooms to a house; others are burned into our subconscious. Poet Hala Alyan's ambitious debut novel, Salt Houses follows the scattered generations of one Palestinian family for whom 'nostalgia is an affliction,' moving from the Six-Day War and a future glimpsed in a daughter's lipsticked coffee cup, to 9/11 and its aftermath.\u201d\n\u201cAlyan is doing important work through this novel...Salt Houses can be read very simply as a family drama, proving Alyan\u2019s talent as a master of both the family drama genre as well as the depths and complexities of the Palestinian displacement.\u201d\n\"What does home mean when you no longer have a house \u2013 or a homeland? This beautiful novel traces one Palestinian family's struggle with that question and how it can haunt generations. Hala Alyan's own family history \u2013 for years, she felt as if she belonged nowhere \u2013 clearly informed her book, but her professional life as a clinical psychologist who has worked with refugee clients plays a part too. Along with another favorite from this year \u2013 Mohsin Hamid's Exit West \u2013 this is an example of how fiction is often the best filter for the real world around us.\"\n\"Read Salt Houses...In Hala Alyan's novel about a Palestinian family in the aftermath of the Six-Day War, children rebel and return and the matriarch's memories fade with age, fraying the brood's ties to their homeland. In the process, the book reveals the inner lives of people too often lumped together in the service of politics.\"\n\"Alyan explores the human agency in the face of the harshest realities without compromising the complex nature of the Palestinian diaspora. This is a heart-wrenching, intimate look at the intergenerational impact of losing a homeland.\"\n\"Gorgeous and sprawling...In many ways, Salt Houses is about the displacement of millions in war-ravaged lands. 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Alyan might be grappling with universal problems like war and brutality, but since she renders them through the perspective of one family, through their personal triumphs and struggles, she keeps these issues on a recognizable scale.\"\n\u2014NYLON, Best Fiction Books of 2017\n\"Each new chapter of Salt Houses shifts perspective and jumps in time...These perspectives touch back on each other through small details, fashioning a collective, familial history. 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        "raw_content": "How 'Wild Tales' Director Damian Szifron Wrote a Foreign-Language Oscar Contender in His Bathtub\n8:15 AM PST 12/9/2014 by Tim Appelo\n'Wild Tales'\nArgentina's biggest hit puts the helmer on Hollywood's Oscar map\nDamian Szifron wrote most of Wild Tales \u2014THR's top foreign-language film Oscar frontrunner \u2014 in his bathtub. He'd light a candle, pour himself a drink, slip into the warm water and let the suds carry his imagination away.\n\"The bath is a great place,\" says the 39-year-old Argentinian filmmaker, whose aptly titled new movie \u2014 an anthology made up of six different, savagely comic revenge stories, including one about a bride who discovers at the wedding party that her groom has been unfaithful with one of their guests, and another about a road-rage duel that escalates into a firestorm \u2014 got raves on the festival circuit earlier this year and is now considered by some to be a contender for best original screenplay as well. \"I'd write one story a night in the bath, then another, then 15 or 20 \u2026 \" says Szifron.\nRead more Oscars: 39 Screenplays That Matter\nAlthough not yet a household name in the U.S., Szifron (pronounced ziff-ron) for years has been a rising star in his homeland. His 2002-03 Argentinian TV cult hit, The Pretenders, about con men who solve people's problems by duping their enemies, won the Emmy-like Golden Martin Fierro Award and has been remade in Russia, Spain, Chile and Mexico (where Sony Pictures Television International produced it for Televisa, Latin America's broadcast giant). His first two movies, 2003's Bottom of the Sea, about a guy stalking his girlfriend's lover, and On Probation, his 2005 cop-meets-psychiatrist buddy action movie, made him one of the country's most popular filmmakers. That's no easy feat considering that Hollywood films dominate up to 85 percent of the market in Argentina. But Wild Tales, which opened in South America in August (it opens in February in the U.S.), is not only Szifron's biggest hit so far; it's the biggest indigenous hit ever in Argentine cinema history, selling 3.3 million tickets.\nWild Tales' unprecedented success was a long time in the making. In fact, it took seven years for Szifron to get the picture on the screen. \"I'll make a flashback,\" he says in his thick accent, recalling how in 2007 he found himself so burnt out and creatively spent that he decided to put down the camera and concentrate strictly on writing. \"I was used to shooting a TV episode while I was writing another episode and producing,\" he says. \"So I said, 'No, no, no. I'm writing.' \" And he wrote alright. If there's such a thing as an opposite of writer's block, Szifron had it. He churned out so many movie scripts that they started to stack up in piles in his home.\n\"It was like a big, long dream going by like light-years,\" he says of the years of runaway prolificacy. \"I wrote a romantic comedy, an American Western and a science-fiction film that grew into two movies, then a trilogy. I got more and more ideas \u2014 I was drowning in my own material.\"\nTo stay afloat, Szifron eventually decided to boil down his ideas \u2014 and get back to basics. \"I went to a cabin in the mountains, wrote under the stars, in front of the fireplace, using fire instead of electric lights,\" he says. Ultimately, he found the bathtub was his sweet spot, and the script he ended up writing there \u2014 with an old-fashioned pen and pad of paper \u2014-- turned out to be bursting with possibilities.\n\"The new ideas kept coming, but I got focused in my writing,\" he goes on. \"It was like a bonsai treatment. I kept nothing but what was essential to the character, the scene. The result was a bunch of very powerful short stories. I thought of it like Pink Floyd's The Wall, songs that add up to an album. Or like the circus. There's a guy on the high-wire, then cut to a guy who enters the lion cage, the magician, different tales, tones, moods \u2026 \"\nAt one point, Szifron considered the idea of adding some Tarantino-like links between the stories: a character who turns up in more than one story, or intercutting between the stories. \"I thought about inventing a bird that flies over the scenario, or a writer character and it turns out it's all from his imagination. And I said, 'No, no, no. There's a lot of freedom here, and you can feel it.'\"\nExpansive as it is, there is a unifying force to the film: rage. \"I noticed the first six or so stories were all about revenge, a reaction toward injustice and the pleasure of losing control,\" he explains. \"Suddenly I had a new film without even realizing it.\" Each tale in the movie is indeed a time bomb ticking closer to an inevitable onscreen explosion, though Szifron prefers a different, less violent metaphor: \"It's like an orgasm,\" he says. \"Storytelling that establishes a tension that begins and builds and has to come out. You have to release it!\"\nHe showed the script to his longtime producer, Hugo Sigman (who also happens to be a psychiatrist like Szifron's characters in On Probation and in one of the segments of Wild Tales). \"He said, 'This is very deep, full of truth and at the same time hilarious. Let's do this right now,'\" says Szifron, who got the same reaction from a couple of filmmakers he had met years earlier, Pedro Almodovar and his brother, Agustin Almodovar. \"They saw my 2005 film On Probation, and they called and came to Argentina and had dinner in 2007 and started a small friendship,\" explains the director of how the Almodovars ended up producing the film. Along with Sigman, they came up with a budget of $4 million to make Wild Tales, 70 percent of it from Argentina, 30 percent from Spain. \u201cThey told me, \u2018Go ahead, be free,\u2019\u201d says Szifron.\nThe anthology format proved a boon in casting. All the actors got to be the star of their own movie. Szifron landed Argentina's top actor, Ricardo Darin (\"He has the aura of James Stewart or Harrison Ford,\" says Szifron), as well as a slew of other local A-listers, including Oscar Martinez and Erica Rivas. Putting all those stars on one poster was a very powerful sales tool in Argentina, and it helped Wild Tales smash all local box-office records.\nSzifron gave each chapter of the film its own distinct look. \"They have their own visual identity, as if each were a different movie, with its own spatial dimensions, colors, style, textures and set decoration,\" says production designer Clara Notari. \"We cut from a hard rain at night in the first episode on the plane [in which a psychiatrist discovers his pilot may be an angry patient] to a desert setting for 'Road to Hell' [about a rich motorist in an Audi who lives to regret giving a worker the finger] to the big city for 'Bombita' [the story of a dynamite engineer enraged with the city for towing his car].\" Says cinematographer Javier Julia, \"We talked about shooting each segment differently: in black and white, then in 35mm with anamorphic lenses, then video cameras for the final wedding segment.\" But Szifron nixed the idea. \"I thought that would be distracting, disconnecting,\" he says. \"I wanted it to be one dreamlike experience for the audience.\"\nDuring the eight-week shoot in April and May 2013, Szifron took production bumps in stride, such as when triple Academy Award-nominated composer Alberto Iglesias suddenly had a conflict and had to pull out of the film. Szifron simply hired double Academy Award-winner Gustavo Santaolalla. \"We went to a bar serving gin in every color and spent the whole night talking about the film and drinking the rainbow,\" recalls the director of their first meeting. Two weeks later, Santaolalla sent the theme for the title sequence, an emotional and powerful pop piece that captured the frenetic mood of the film in two minutes of music.\nAfter its reception at Cannes in May -- it debuted in the plum Saturday night time slot, just as another unconventional anthology film, Pulp Fiction, had 20 years earlier -- Wild Tales didn't have much trouble finding suitors. 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        "raw_content": "Peter Barrett, the former managing director of Genworth Financial, has joined Homelyfe as chairman of the business.\nHomelyfe is a new technology service startup aimed at making buying and managing insurance easier for consumers.\nPeter will lead the board of directors and will be responsible for overseeing strategy, regulatory oversight and governance at Homelyfe.\nPrior to Homelyfe, Peter served as Managing Director at GE Capital, Bradford & Bingley and most recently, Genworth Financial. At Genworth Financial, Peter was responsible for the firm\u2019s lifestyle protection division, where he managed the European business in 15 countries and led its expansion to Latin America and Asia Pacific. Genworth\u2019s lifestyle protection insurance business was sold to AXA Insurance in 2015 for \u00a3335m.\nPeter was also previously the Managing Director at John Charcol, where his focus was to grow the business through a multi channel strategy, consisting of a national branch network, telephone centre and online platform.\nIn his role at Homelyfe, Peter will support the team in developing its business strategy, performance and risk management and regulatory oversight and governance.\nPeter Goodman, Founder and CEO of Homelyfe, said: \u201cPeter is an accomplished and distinguished leader, with excellent experience in embracing innovation and managing complex, large-scale global financial services organisations. His wealth of experience in the insurance industry, combined with his expertise in delivering business growth will add huge value as we grow Homelyfe.\u201d\nPeter Barrett commented: \u201cHaving worked in the insurance industry for many years, I know first hand that it\u2019s vital now more than ever for the industry to evolve and meet customer needs. As an industry ripe for change, I believe my experience, combined with Peter Goodman\u2019s and Andrew Craven\u2019s ability to launch and build technology companies will marry well to create a business that will not only improve and make consumers\u2019 day to day home life easier, but give them peace of mind too.\n\u201cAbove all, I am looking forward to embarking on this journey with Homelyfe and to be working with a dynamic and energised team that has one set goal: to make customer-centricity the focus of insurance.\u201d\nThe Financial Reporter",
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        "raw_content": "Home > How to Get My Ex Back\nWelcome to How to Get My Ex Back, a website dedicated to helping you explore methods to reunite with your ex.\nYou\u2019ve just landed on one of the only pages on the Internet that will teach you sneaky, psychological tactics compelling enough to make your ex forgive you for anything and everything that you\u2019ve ever done wrong.\nFor the past six years I\u2019ve been a relationship counsellor at the University of New York, and I\u2019ve helped men and women in over 30 countries get back together with their exes.\nSo it doesn\u2019t matter what he or she has said up until this point; if you properly employ the tips outlined in this guide, I can assure you that you will be able to get your ex-boyfriend or ex-girlfriend back in as little as time possible.\nI\u2019m not going to lie and say this road will be an easy one. Emotional pain can be difficult to cope with, especially when you\u2019ve lost someone so dear to you. 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If you want to find out the truth about how you can use this well-known trick, then read this article.\nHow to Make Your Ex Jealous \u2013 I\u2019d be lying if I said that jealousy wasn\u2019t one of the most effective tactics for getting your ex back. If you\u2019re serious about winning him or her back, then read this article!\nHow to Make Your Ex Miss You \u2013 Using the No Contact method, you\u2019ll be able to make your ex-boyfriend or ex-girlfriend miss you\u2026 but only if you know what you\u2019re doing!\nStep 3 \u2013 \u201cRe-Attraction\u201d (The Real Secret to How to Get My Ex Back)\nWhat to Text My Ex \u2013 Text messaging is one of the easiest ways you can get your ex back. With just a few taps on your cell phone, you can compel your ex to forgive you and make him or her want to see you again.\nHow to Begin Talking to Your Ex \u2013 Okay, so a bunch of time has passed. 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        "raw_content": "I think I may have found a use for all the random scenery pictures I take.\nWant to steal this? Use this code:\nLabels: images with words, scenery\nThere is no introduction I can write for this Blognonymous post as I'm not sure what to say. The author is a personal friend of mine and I just want to scoop her up and protect her myself. I'm just glad that Blognonymous is here for anyone when they need it.\nAs always it would be great if you could offer any advice or support. If you prefer to remain anonymous when commenting please sign out of Disqus (if you have used it before), write your comment, click \"Post as...\" and you will see \"guest\" appear as an option.\nIf you would like to contact any of the Blognonymous team please click on the image to the right for more details.\nA blog is meant to be a place where you can post anything right? Be open about what\u2019s going on in your life. Share. 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No. He attacked another woman whilst in there and got put in solitary for 23 hours a day.\nI know this because he rang me to tell me his back hurt because the mattress was so crap.\nMy life has been a nightmare and I\u2019ve managed to keep it all under wraps for fear of judgement, for fear of hurting people who love me \u2026 I just hate the thought of people worrying about me \u2026 for fear that if I said it out loud it would make it real.\nI am in fear of my life. I cannot reiterate that enough. I am sat at work and petrified that when I get home he\u2019ll have ignored his curfew and tag and be stood lurking outside my house. Waiting for me.\nHe\u2019ll say he just wants to see his son. That he loves him. And his son loves him so much that the mere mention of his father reduces him to tears because at his age, he believes every single word his dad says. His dad could never have done anything bad.\nI\u2019ve been left with crippling debts, no money, a fracture from when he beat me up at Christmas which is still a little painful because going to hospital meant I\u2019d have to explain why I was battered black and blue. I\u2019ve been left with a hurt boy. A fear of commitment. An inability to sleep properly. A fear that if he ever came back he\u2019d snatch my precious boy in his sleep and I\u2019ll never see him again.\nI\u2019ve spent the last six months getting my life back on track. Working hard. Repeating the \u2018Mummy will never leave you\u2019 mantra to my poor, poor son. Reassuring him every single day that \u2018everything\u2019s going to be alright.\u2019\nI thought I would die at Christmas. He choked me so hard I passed out. Then he\u2019d start again. He gave me a black eye that lasted for three weeks. I couldn\u2019t leave the house for all that time.\nHe raped me on numerous occasions.\nAnd I never told a soul.\nThe funny thing is, some of you know may me as we all know how small the internet is and to look at me, you\u2019d never know the shit I\u2019m hiding from the world. Even now, as I feel like I\u2019m freefalling again like I did at Christmas, I\u2019m working hard at work, sniffing away my tears as best as I can because God forbid anyone would find out.\nThe thing I dread most is pity. I don\u2019t want people to feel sorry for me. To look at me and think \u201cPoor woman, don\u2019t know how she copes.\u201d I am life\u2019s best coper see. It\u2019s what I do.\nI realise I\u2019m rambling. I am counting down the minutes before I can get home and hug my boys and pray that my ex isn\u2019t there waiting for me.\nI will call my local police when I get home to tell them my fears. And if the courts are anything to go by, the police will laugh, ignore me and go about their day. Because the police and courts aren\u2019t affected by my ex are they? It\u2019s not their life, it\u2019s mine. Why should they care?\nI don\u2019t know what advice anyone can give me that would make any sense to me right now. My contact from the police was absolutely convinced that he\u2019d never, ever get bail so I haven\u2019t even thought about the possibility that he would. Until now.\nThe churning feeling in my stomach that I used to live with is back with a vengeance and all I can see now when I close my eyes is his fist raining down on my face. It took me months to pluck up the courage to kick him out.\nThanks for taking the time to listen to me waffle on. I know I\u2019m not the only person who\u2019s been in an abusive relationship but it\u2019s not something we really talk about is it?\nI hold on tight to the fact that I WAS strong enough to end this relationship and that I am a STRONG STRONG PERSON. This, I know for a fact. As scared as I am, I have to repeat this to myself.\nI don\u2019t know how to keep him away. He\u2019s allowed to come to my house as long as he\u2019s back at his father\u2019s house by 7pm.\nI want to run away. To go somewhere so remote that he\u2019ll never find us.\nI can only hope that when his case goes to trial, he gets put away for a long, long time and my children and I do our best to move on. Again.\nThe courts are fucking arseholes though and time will only tell what will happen next.\nLabels: abuse, blognonymous, domestic violence\nSlow Cooker Recipe : Chilli Con Carne (with Crock-Pot\u00ae review)\nI was drooling over Aly's Union Jack Crock-Pot\u00ae a few weeks ago, mainly because of its unusual design (I'm a sucker for a Union Jack) but also because I've been hankering after a new slow cooker for a while now. Well, Aly is a bit of a cool chick and recommended me to Crock-Pot\u00ae who sent me this completely lush Crock-Pot\u00ae to try out (see the end of this post for the finer details).\nI already have a slow cooker - it is really ancient and just has a basic on/off switch. It is enormously heavy as it has a good, old-fashioned ceramic pot but it does the trick, even though I've never really used it for more than chucking meat in to cook ready for tea or for making a hotpot. I keep reading the 'Slow Cooker Sunday' suggestions (#scsunday on Twitter) and thinking \"I must try that one day\" but wondered about the High/Low settings suggested for a lot of the recipes.\nSo, killing two birds with one stone, I thought I'd try out the new slow cooker and attempt to make a something that I've never done before... a chilli con carne. I know - how on earth have my family survived over the past twenty-odd years without me cooking \"proper\" food?\nI found a chilli recipe on All Recipes UK and I've changed it up a little (see below). It's gone down a storm in our house and looks like it could become a new family favourite. We have had ours with rice but it would be great as a jacket potato topper.\n(this will feed four hungry people with enough left over for a couple of jacket potatoes)\n1.5lb (680g) lean minced beef\n2 onions (finely cut)\n2 stalks of celery (finely cut)\n2 cloves of garlic or 1.5 teaspoons of garlic powder\n1 tin of chopped tomatos\n2 (400g) tins of red kidney beans (using the liquid from one tin only)\n1 (400g) tin cannellini beans (and the liquid)\n2 tablespoons of (mild) chilli powder\n1/2 teaspoon of dried parsley\nBrown the mince in a large frying pan then drain off all the fat\nPut the mince into the slow cooker with the rest of the ingredients and mix well\nCook on \"low\" for 8 hours\nBrown the mince the night before, allow it to cool and store it in the fridge.\nChop the onion the night before and also store in the fridge in an airtight container\nWatch out for more attempts at slow cooker recipes over the next few weeks. The slow cooker is ideal for winter warmers and Aly's post (link at the top) has some great hints and tips as to why a slow cooker is a fabulous option for many different households.\nThe other stuff that you need to know if you want one of these ace slow cookers.\nEach new design comes with a selection of recipes to kick start your home cuisine, expertly marrying ingredients to make sure your dish tastes as good as it smells. Once the ingredients are chopped up and in the pot, they\u2019ll gently simmer away on either a low or high heat setting while you get on with your day, producing a delicious dish for you to settle down to when you\u2019re ready.\nAs with every Crock-Pot\u00ae, cooking in the pot means nutrients are kept within the dish, intense flavours are locked in and you\u2019ll use less electricity than conventional cooking.\nThe Crock-Pot\u00ae New Design range is available from June and can be found at Amazon.co.uk, RRP \u00a334.99. For more information on Crock-Pot visit www.crockpot.co.uk. This Crock-Pot came with full instructions, some complimentary utensils and some recipe ideas.\nAs this is partly a review post, you can view my disclosure policy which details my review policy.\nLabels: chilli con carne, comfort food, cooking, Crock Pot, food, kitchen, recipe, slow cooker\nWhen you get something like this through your letterbox surely it is going to spark a reaction? I'm a naturally inquisitive person so immediately had a quick search on twitter for part of the hashtag to see what was going on.\nI wasn't impressed by what I found... a lot of \"huh\" type tweets interspersed with some positive and some negative comments. In between the tweets I found the FlubIt official account and checked out their website (which is exactly what they wanted me to do, obviously).\nIn these times of mass produced online marketing, brands have approximately 3 seconds to grab your attention before you move on to the next webpage. Clicking the red X in the corner of the screen to get rid of unwanted web content is far too easy. To take marketing back to traditional sources (such as snail mail) does make you stand out in the crowd.\nSomething was niggling at me with this campaign though. I am used to PR's emailing me (and, boy, do I sift through some shit day after day) to request my postal address to send me a sample of their latest and greatest. Sometimes I know what's going to arrive, sometimes I don't. However, I do keep a record of who has my address. I'm a bit of a spreadsheet freak. A quick Google search of \"flubit pr agency\" takes you directly to their LinkedIn page where it is easy to see their marketing is done in-house. A drill down of my email and my spreadsheet showed that no-one on their books had contacted me for my postal address.\nThere are two places where my personal information is held online. If you know where to look, you'll know where I'm on about. I know for a fact where my information is not held so it was interesting to be part of this unfolding conversation.\nI was starting to smell something and it wasn't roses. As this was taking place in a public arena a number of people were tweeting me or joining in the conversation. Many were as confused as I was with regards the gathering of postal addresses, others were just watching from the sidelines egging me on. I was told by the Flubit representative that they would check their marketing details in the morning as they couldn't be sure how they acquired my address.\nMany people A grand total of two people came forward to support Flubit. One was very certain that I was \"angry\" and \"obsessive\". He included Flubit in all our twitter exchanges and suggested that Flubit will have found my personal address from the WhoIs directory. Immediately, Flubit came back, thanked the other tweeter and said, \"Yes, that's where we got your address from\" and then proceeded to suggest that they found my Geekalicious website through GoDaddy (hosting and web domains) and were redirected to WhoIs.\nFirstly, Geekalicious is a .co.uk address and I have opted out of providing my personal information via WhoIs. For my one and only .com address (this blog) I have my personal information on record because it is a requirement. The only other place that my personal information is available is the electoral register. I don't have a problem with that. What I do have a problem with is when marketeers circumnavigate terms and conditions displayed on public searches.\nWith thanks to two Twitter friends of mine (who have legal backgrounds) who pointed me in the direction of the correct place to look, may I present this section of WhoIs to you which is clearly displayed at the bottom of every search that is made:\nThe Data in this WHOIS database is provided for information purposes only, and is designed to assist persons in obtaining information related to domain name registration records. It's accuracy is not guarenteed. By submitting a WHOIS query, you agree that you will use this Data only for lawful purposes and that, under no circumstances will you use this Data to: (1) allow, enable, or otherwise support the transmission of mass unsolicited, commercial advertising or solicitations via e-mail(spam); or (2) enable high volume, automated, electronic processes that apply to this WHOIS or any of its related systems. The provider of this WHOIS reserves the right to modify these terms at any time. By submitting this query, you agree to abide by this policy.\nJust because any information is public it doesn't mean that anyone is entitled to use it. The Data Protection Act requires that data controllers inform chosen subjects of the purproses for which they will use their information (i.e. they don't have to request your public information, just tell you that they may use it for a certain purpose). Transparency is key and WhoIs make the information available for issues relating to your website, not for marketing.\nI'd say that Flubit have seriously breached this request and overstepped the mark, wouldn't you?\nAs many PR's will tell you, I am open to working with a number of brands on amazing and ground-breaking campaigns. I have given over my blog to cancer and meningitis awareness drives, participated in a full day of radio appearances promoting healthy breakfasts for Princes and totally believe that my strong and individual voice is what makes me stand out from the crowd, whether you think that is for good or bad reasons. I've seen some seriously innovative marketing which didn't involve scraping WhoIs for addresses.\nIf you want an example of positive \"snail mail\" marketing, also from this week then let me introduce you to PeerIndex. PeerIndex does exactly what it says on the tin; it measures social media interactions and allows you to see who you influence and who influences you.\nOccasionally PeerIndex promote a 'perk'. Just off the top of my head, two recent perks that I have applied for have been for a James Palumbo book called Tancredi (weird and wonderful) and for a set of Ministry of Sound headphones (L.U.S.H.). These were both received through a game of Twitter tag - passing on the perk to another Twitter user.\nThis week I received an email inviting me to participate in another perk. I was offered free milk and curly straws. I don't have to do anything for it - just enjoy the product but, as a direct comparison, they have grabbed my attention with something relevant to me and something that was delivered to my door (after I provided my own personal information) within two days. My only concern is that Cravendale (the company working with PeerIndex to provide the fun freebies) believe that 8 litres of milk is a month's supply. In this house it will just about cover us for a week if I'm lucky. But it's USEFUL!\nI was determined not to \"do a Mumsnet\" with this blog post. I don't think I can handle that again. I know I'm hot-headed and a bit blind-sighted with my viewpoints when it comes to blogging and social media, and maybe life in general, but I'd be really interested in your input on this. The comments section remains open and you can comment anonymously if you prefer. My comments policy is displayed on my Disclosure page.\nLabels: Flubit, marketing, PR, Public Relations\nWe've been having some CR-AZY weather over in Lancashire this week. I've gone from wearing a loose, floaty top that lets air waft around my armpits to wrapping up in a hat and scarf to stand in the street almost ankle-deep in rain water (work related... don't ask).\nAnyway, the weird weather has actually brought beautiful rainbows day after day although it's always at a time when I haven't got my big camera with me so these were snapped on my phone.\nAnd I still haven't found that post of gold, either. Look how close I was at one point!\nTitle reference... \"She Talks To Rainbows\" by Ronnie Spectre and covered by The Ramones Such a beautiful song about someone who appears to be happy but is troubled by something.\nLabels: rainbow, weather\nThe other day, whilst out with my husband, I was listening to some UB40 in the car and wondered what they were up to now. Then I saw this post from Buzzfeed and realised I totally needed to steal that idea. BUT the problem with doing a \"Where Are They Now\" of the 80s is that they are either dead, accountants (dead accountants?) or in their mid 50's and, having realised they have snorted their pension up their nose, are dragging themselves onto the Reunion Tour concert circuit.\nSo here are my chosen few that form my A-Z of 80's 'Where Are They Now?'\nDo you fancy adding any of your own?\nArt Of Noise. Last seen looking for Peter Gunn and desperately hoping that Tom Jones tells a \"I know Art Of Noise\" story about them on The Voice.\nBilly Idol. Currently setting off airport alarms all over the world after having a steel rod inserted into his leg following a motorbike accident in 1990. Practicing Rebel Yell on Guitar Hero in case needed for the next Downpour [sic] Festival.\nCameo. Polishing his red jockstrap... just in case...\nDead Or Alive. Pete Burns the First (Dead)... Peter Burns the Second (Alive).\nEnya. Sat in a white room on a white chair having Orinoco Flow piped into her headphones 24 hours a day.\nFalco. Died in car accident in 1988 and is currently in the world beyond discussing use-of-name royalties with Wolfgang (Rock Me) Amaddeus Mozart. Yes, that's his real name. What?\nGo West. Peter Cox is still attempting to overcome the embarrassment of forgetting the words to his song on Reborn In The USA. Richard Drummie is nearing the end of the royalties acquired from the Pretty Woman OST.\nHarold Faltermeyer. Serving time in jail for cruelty to music after allowing Jamster (the ringtone company) to create the Crazy Frog campaign.\nIsaac Hayes. Hip-swiveling his chocolate salty balls somewhere in Soul Heaven.\nJohnny Hates Jazz. With more break-ups and get-back-togethers than JR and Sue Ellen, they are probably reminiscing their Shattered Dreams right now.\nKenny Loggins. The \"King Of The Eighties Movie Soundtrack\" doesn't have to have done anything else. He might be runner-up in a Michael McDonald look-a-like competition though.\nLL Cool J. The Ladies might have Loved Cool James (yes, that's really what LL Cool J stood for) but I can't remember a single song that he had out. I do remember him simulating shagging a settee whilst singing on some awards show once though. Multi-tasker!\nMusical Youth. I really hope they're spliffed up somewhere, passing the dutchie kouchie to the left hand side *sits cross-legged and waits turn*\nNew Edition. THIS is the band that gave us Bobby Brown. Make of that what you will.\nOMD. Britpop killed Electro. Therefore, Oasis and Blur killed OMD. The ending result was the formation of Atomic Kitten. And that, my friends, is why things should never change.\nPepsi & Shirlie. Some people are just meant to be backing singers. This pair of backing singers went from supporting Wham to attempting to make it on their own. Their punishment was to sing backing for Geri Halliwell's \"Bag It Up\". Let that be a lesson to you.\nQ-Tips (thanks @gruntledwampa for the reminder). Some of the original members are still trying to work out where to put the vowels in SYSLJFM (The Letter Song) and the rest of them are still hunting for Paul Young in their 1982 game of Hide and Seek.\nRick Astley. Bringing joy into the lives of everyone all over the world (click the link)\nSinitta. After building a career on a \"Is she or isn't she shagging Simon Cowell?\" non-story, she can now (apparently) be relied upon to 'leak' X-Factor information when the show needs a ratings boost.\nTone Loc. Wild Thing. Funky Cold Medina. The End.\nUB40. Where ARE they now, indeed? Kiss and make up, lads. This country needs your vibe. (A \"Lame To Fame\" moment here... a friend's brother worked on the production of \"Wear You To The Ball\". Such a cool job.)\nVan Halen. The epitome of \"greatness\" in music. Also the innovators of the 'rider' (pre- or post- performance 'wish list') and the M&M's story is apparently the truth, m'lud.\nWeather Girls. I wonder if they'd have had more success if they'd have kept their original name of \"Two Tons o'Fun\"?\nXTC. Sorry, I had to cheat on this one. I've read their Wikipedia page and I'm still none the wiser. Anyone? Anyone?\nYazoo. Five songs CAN make you memorable if they are the right five songs. And the 80's bred fantastic 'mean and moody' keyboard players, didn't they?\nZZ Top. Every person should be made to enact their surname, if appropriate. Still touring apparently. ZZ Imerframe?\nLabels: 1980s, 80s, A-Z, music, nostalgia\nBlognonymous is always here for bloggers who want to talk about something that won't fit on their own blog. Sometimes it is advice that is needed, sometimes it is so that they have somewhere to \"write\" about an event in their lives; there are many reasons and we, the Blognonymous team, never question the need to publish.\nThis post is an emotional one - and one that a number of readers will find hard to read for many reasons. There is an important question at the end and one that I'm not sure can be answered but it would be amazing if you could offer any advice or support. If you prefer to remain anonymous when commenting please sign out of Disqus (if you have used it before), write your comment, click \"Post as...\" and you will see \"guest\" appear as an option.\nAbout three years ago, shortly after the birth of my son, I opened up to my mother about the fact my stepdad had sexually abused me as a child. It was a very difficult thing to do, and a very difficult time - but my motivation was twofold. Firstly I wanted to protect my son - I didn't want my stepfather to come into contact with him. And secondly I knew that I wouldn't be as good a mother as I should be if I left this issue hanging over my head and preoccupying my thoughts. I hadn't really thought through what I wanted to get out of telling my mother, beyond wanting my stepfather out of my life. I didn't want revenge for the years of pain he had caused me, I didn't want him to go to jail, I didn't want him to lose his job over it - I just wanted him gone.\nThree years on, I've achieved that, but only in part. I wouldn't say that I never think about my stepfather or the abuse, because I do. Of course I do. It has shaped me as a person - in good ways and bad. It has made me hyper aware of the boundaries between myself and my own son, and made me determined to never ever cross them - I want him to always feel he has complete control of his own body and to know that he can always, always say no. But I am definitely a happier person than I was three years ago. It is no longer a black cloud over my head. I no longer have nightmares. I no longer dread family occasions or feel sick in my stomach at the thought of having to see my stepdad.\nThe situation between my mother and stepdad is more complicated. I hadn't realised just how complicated until a recent conversation with her. They no longer live together - they separated a few months after I spoke to her - she has bought a flat with her savings and he rents one, about 50 miles away. But she is still almost entirely financially dependent on him. She has a chronic illness that leaves her in pain and with little energy, and while she occasionally makes small amounts of money through arts and crafts, she feels unable to hold down even a part time job, so she has no income other than what he provides her with. They are also in regular contact - she says that whatever happened with me and him, he is the person that knows her best and accepts her, so when she has days of feeling too ill to go out, he is the only person she feels she can call on to bring her shopping round, or help her with housework. They recently went away for a weekend together.\nI feel enormously conflicted about all this. I know that I have no right to dictate to my mother how she should live her life. But I can't help feeling shocked that the man who caused me so much hurt and pain is still such a big part of her life. Since I told her, she has never put me in a position where I've had to see him or speak to him, but I feel uncomfortable knowing that he will still know so much about my life, that he will spend time in her house and see the photos of me and my family that are on her walls. I know that he reads my blog.\nHer illness and financial situation undoubtedly complicate things - she admits herself that she is very low in confidence, that she feels she has little to offer, and finds it hard to contemplate making new friends or entering a new relationship. I try as much as I can to boost that confidence and remind her of all the wonderful things about her, how attractive and warm and talented and kind she is. But I still feel somehow betrayed. It took me ten years to find the courage to open up about what happened - and I feel that by keeping my stepfather in her life she is belittling what I told her, and what happened. She says that even if money wasn't an issue, she'd want to keep my stepfather in her life in some way.\nThe way that she describes it is that she is living her life in compartments - the stepfather compartment, and the grandson and daughter compartment - and never the twain shall meet. She doesn't want to jeopardise the relationship with me and my son, but nor can she live without my stepfather in her life. She is very aware that it's not a sustainable solution - it cannot go on like that forever, and at some point a choice will have to be made.\nOur most recent conversation was very difficult. She says that she feels resentful that the abuse was 'nothing to do with her' and yet she seems to have been the one who is now suffering most as a result of it. She can't understand why I didn't tell her earlier - when I was a child - because then it would have been more clear cut and easier to deal with. She says that she gave me 'ample opportunities' to speak to her about it, because she knew that the relationship between me and my stepfather was strained, but when she asked me why at the time I didn't say anything. I don't think she realises how hard it was to tell her - and why that had to happen when I was ready to say it, rather than just when she was ready to hear it. I was left with the strong feeling that she resents me for telling her about the abuse at all, and wishes it had all been left unsaid. It has perhaps been made harder because - with the exception of this - we have always had a very good, strong and open relationship.\nThe other thing that I find very difficult is that even when they were together, before this came out in the open, they had a very unhappy relationship. He was drunken, manipulative and controlling - and she was constantly telling me that she was going to leave him. She says now that she half-wishes that I'd waited for her to leave him before I'd opened up about the abuse - but I had listened to her say that she was going to do that for a good five or six years without acting on it. She claims that now, in a strange way, their relationship is easier because she knows about what happened. She says it has 'cleared the air' now that now she knows the very worst thing there is to know about him, and that she has to remind herself of how unhappy she was when they lived together.\nI am very confused. I feel uncomfortable, hurt and upset - but without really knowing if I have any right to. If I am not there caring for my mother, can I really object if he is? As I don't live near my mother, I cannot be her main carer. Nor can I offer her financial assistance. I love her dearly, but I find all this very hard to understand. Obviously you never know how you will react until you are put in a situation yourself, but if I found out that someone had hurt my son, I cannot imagine for a minute that I would want them to stay in my life. I would like to offer her some practical support - in terms of her emotional processing of the bombshell that I dropped on her. She admits that she no longer trusts her own judgement after letting this man in our life. And yet he's still there! She has spoken to a couple of friends about it, but not widely. I wonder if some external perspective would help her see things differently. I also wonder if there's anything I can do to provide support with regards to her illness. I understand that it must be incredibly isolating and lonely to feel the way she does without having a big network of support.\nIn the longer term - if her illness progresses or she just gets older and needs a live-in carer, and that person is my stepfather - I don't see how I can continue to have contact with her. I love my mother dearly, as does my son, and I would really like to avoid it getting to that stage if possible.\nLabels: abuse, blognonymous, child abuse, family\nA lot of events and instances in life have certain clothing etiquettes. For instance turning up to a job interview in a pair of jeans is a big no-no; but there are other times like a networking event or even a blogger gathering, where etiquettes still exist yet aren't as easily defined.\nIf you want to dress to impress, but don\u2019t want to dress as if you are going to a job interview then consider the dynamic outfit option. A dynamic outfit is a mix between a business appropriate outfit, and a style conscious one. Here are some ideas on how to create a dynamic outfit:\nThis Sister Jane skater dress is both smart and dynamic due to its interesting white and black contrast. As it is a little short for a networking event, consider some black leggings or tights to accompany it. The shoes selected are flats, as you\u2019ll be on your feet a lot, and will need to be pain free, if you want to shine. The colour was chosen to draw attention and spice up the black and white look up a bit. The handbag matches the shoes, to tie in the outfit and get the balance between professional look and expressing your own style.\nThis maxi dress in oriental bird print by BA&SH is dynamic and bold, but also makes you approachable. The outfit is more suitable for a blogger event, as although you still want to impress with your outfit, you don\u2019t want to look too corporate either. Heels work best with this dress, but make sure that they are comfortable ones, and not too high for you. The ruby red satchel compliments the bold red you\u2019ve gone for, and is a useful size for notepads, as you\u2019re bound to be exchanging a lot of secrets with each other.\nA white suite is often a big taboo for a job interview, as it\u2019s seen as too flash, but it\u2019s perfect as a dynamic outfit. It gives a professional look with a sense of fun and personal style, too. The shoes are ballerinas, so flats once again to make sure that you can be at your best from the start of the event until the end, and the handbag is a sleek little black one by Tory Burch Robinson to add an elegant touch to it all.\nThis last dynamic outfit is more suitable for a blogger gathering, as it has a more relaxed feel to it, while still radiating elegance and style. The vintage look is very in right now, and you can be on trend with the polka dot pencil dress. Regarding shoes, well the choice is yours, as white heels, white flats, and even turquoise heels would all work well with this dress. The red handbag with the heart clip further highlights the vintage look, but you can tone down the vintage feel with a different choice of handbag.\nThese are just some ideas for creating a dynamic look suitable for blogger and networking events. For more blazer, shoes and maxi dresses, visit the ASOS website for inspiration.\nThis article was written by Sarah Oxley on behalf of ASOS UK, online retailers for all things fashion.\nLabels: ASOS UK, fashion, sponsored post",
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        "raw_content": "Europe\u2019s missing refugee children\nIn January, the EU\u2019s criminal intelligence agency Europol said at least 10,000 unaccompanied child refugees had vanished after arriving in Europe, at risk of falling prey to trafficking gangs. According to the European Commission, missing unaccompanied children are the responsibility of individual EU member states, but a February report by Missing Children Europe \u2013 an umbrella group of some 30 child protection groups \u2013 highlighted a \u201cclear lack of ownership\u201d in cases involving unaccompanied children. https://bit.ly/2raPARG\nThe world\u2019s deadliest migration route\nOne in every 14 people has died this year crossing the sea from Libya to Italy, now known as the world\u2019s deadliest migration route, the International Organization for Migration says. 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Eduardo Ranz, lawyer for the Lape\u00f1as and several other families, said the exhumation was a \u201chistoric precedent\u201d. https://bit.ly/2qN09ue\nEU urges Philippine government to end killings\nThe European Parliament on Thursday called on the Philippine government to stop extrajudicial killings carried out on the pretext of a \u201cwar on drugs\u201d and expressed concern that police authorities are \u201cfalsifying evidence to justify extrajudicial killings\u201d. Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) also asked the Philippine government to stop attacks against those who expose allegations of extrajudicial killings and other human rights violations. https://bit.ly/2K2Xlll\nMediterranean countries to launch initiative to identify missing migrants\nFour European Mediterranean countries are launching an initiative in June to identify thousands of migrants who died or went missing during the perilous sea crossing to the continent. Italy, Greece, Malta and Cyprus will gather on 11 June in Rome to discuss the plan, the International Commission on Missing Persons (ICMP) said on Wednesday. https://yhoo.it/2qKnSfh\nPakistan\u2019s disappeared: the cost of the war against the Taliban\nThousands of demonstrators have gathered in Peshawar to raise awareness about the issued of enforced disappearance in Pakistan, is viewed by many as a legacy of the war against the Taliban. Since 2011, a government commission investigating enforced disappearances has dealt with more than 4,929 cases missing people. Rights groups say the figure is vastly under-reported. https://bit.ly/2HyfAAN\nMyanmar: soldiers jailed for massacre of Rohingya Muslims amnestied?\nFor about an hour on Wednesday, the website of Myanmar National Television\u2026\nMediterranean, refugees switch to Italy route\nThe EU-Turkey refugee agreement has reduced the number of refugees arriving via the Mediterranean in Greece, from nearly a million in 2015 to fewer than 30,000 in 2017, according to the International Organization for Migration. It says the death toll in the Aegean has also dropped, from 805 in 2015 to 434 in 2016 and 61 in 2017 to 19 in 2018 so far. Following the EU-Turkey agreement, refugees from sub-Saharan Africa largely shifted to the Italy route, which is now considered the deadliest in the Mediterranean. https://bit.ly/2HatyVU\nExtrajudicial killings and deportation of refugees in Yemen\nYemeni government officials have tortured, raped, and executed migrants and asylum seekers from the Horn of Africa in a detention center in the southern port city of Aden, according to Human Rights Watch. It says guards at the migrant detention center have also sent hundreds out to sea in\u2026\nMexico: the mothers who search for mass graves\nNational Public Radio from the US has broadcast a half-hour documentary on the steps taken by mothers in Mexico to locate and identify their children, including the testimony of Lucy D\u00edaz Genao, whose son disappeared in 2013 in the state of Veracruz. 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        "raw_content": "Ban on \"Lanka\" newspaper lifted but editor remains in detention\nBan lifted, Newspaper, Lanka\nFree Media Movement 3 February 2010\n(FMM/IFEX) - 1 February 2010 - The Free Media Movement (FMM), Sri Lanka Working Journalists Association (SLWJA), Federation of Media Employees' Trade Unions (FMETU), Sri Lanka Tamil Media Alliance (SLTMA) and Sri Lanka Muslim Media Forum (SLMMF) salute the independent judiciary for lifting a ban imposed on Lanka newspaper.\nThe magistrate that reviewed the case reasoned that the ban on Lanka violates the right of citizens to receive information and ordered the Sri Lankan police's Criminal Investigation Department (CID) to lift the ban. The five media organizations and a number of other groups took part in opposing the ban. The organizations salute the judiciary for upholding the inalienable right of people to receive information.\nThe inability of the CID to justify the ban on the popular newspaper shows the arbitrary nature of the decision, which was made because Lanka disseminates critical news and opposition viewpoints. It is worth mentioning that just two days before the newspaper's offices were sealed, the leader of the Peoples Liberation Front (JVP), Somawansa Amarasinghe, told the media that the defence secretary had threatened to set fire to Lanka newspaper. The five media organizations now request that the inspector general of police implement disciplinary measures against the officers who made the arbitrary decision.\nThe organizations hope that as the ban on Lanka newspaper has been lifted by judicial order, justice will also prevail in the case of the paper's editor, Chandana Sirimalwatta, who was arrested on 30 January without any justification.\nEditor freed, but fears grow for missing journalist\nSri Lanka Free Expression & the Law 19 February 2010\nJournalists face intimidation, censorship after election\nSri Lanka Free Expression & the Law 29 January 2010",
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        "raw_content": "Since years, we have been taught to hate and avoid drug addicts. It is as if they are the most dangerous people on the earth with no real life senses, no feelings, and no physical control. Here we go wrong! Do you know about 40% of army personnel use drugs like Heroin during war? Do you know, in the treatment of severe fracture, cancer and several neurological disorders doctors prescribe addictive narcotic drugs for pain management? Are those army personnel or those patients become drug addicted? NO! Then what is the reason people take those poisons? Read on to learn the Drug Addiction Facts\u2026it is a long post, please have patience while reading.\nDrug Addiction Facts.\nDrug addiction is medically defined as dependence to a chemical substance that eventually results in unfavorable effects to a person. Once an individual is diagnosed with this condition, the person may find it hard to do away with the substance that he or she is used to using or taking in. In other words, the individual will still take the drug even though it already harms his or her body. This condition does not immediately occur in a person. It all starts with the casual use of the drug. Eventually, the person will need to take higher doses of the drug since that individual will develop tolerance to the drug and in no time, this will lead to drug addiction.\nThe cause of this condition certainly varies. It may be due to peer pressure, genes, anxiety, and even stress. The most common reason why people turn to drugs is due to severe stress. This stress may be work related, family related or even friends related. There are numerous addictive drugs available. First are those that stimulate the central nervous system.\nDrug Addiction Facts: Update.\nRecent study shows that it is not that the addicts choose this life\u2026 it comes \u201cBy default, not by choice\u201d. It is the situation that compelled them to choose it. Yes, the study says, when an animal feels to be in a cage mentally (may be a situation, pressure, or condition) they become more prone to be addictive. Moreover, the process is absolute silent and that is why we do not see it coming.\nSigns and Symptoms of Drug Addiction.\nViolent episodes.\nForgetting to eat.\nSecretly hiding drugs.\nUsing drugs even when alone.\nNot caring for his or her hygiene.\nMaking many excuses just to use the drug.\nChanges in Lifestyle or Daily Activities.\nVisible hostility when one is confronted with issues concerning his or her drug usage.\nMissing activities and cannot control his or her self with regards to the use of the drug.\nContinues to use the drugs even if there are already harmful effects with his or her relationship towards family, health and work.\nOut of all the mentioned signs that one can notice in a person who is addicted to drugs the one of the scariest signs are the individual\u2019s tendency to be violent. The individual cannot control the violent behavior. There are times that the emotions that the individual feels are heightened due to the drugs and because of this\u2026 the individual will eventually hurt people. They may even hurt their loved ones. Of course, these people really do not intend to hurt others but due to the drugs, they cannot control themselves. In extreme cases, there are those drug addicts that eventually become psychotics.\nTaking in drugs in large amounts will eventually lead to damaging effects to the human body. Eventually it will affect the function of the human brain. Dependence of a drug can also lead to other horrifying complications that will certainly affect an individual\u2019s life.\nComplications due to Drug Addiction.\nFirst is that these drugs may make a person unconscious and worse may put an individual into coma.\nSecond is that the persons financial status may be severely affected.\nThird is that the drug addict may commit suicide.\nFourth Accidents are also very common to these individuals.\nFifth is family, school as well as work problems may become very serious. Legal issues such as steeling just to buy the drug may also occur.\nSixth is that other health problems may emerge as well as contacting communicable diseases.\nIn summation, drug addiction is a serious condition. Once detected it is prudent to seek a doctor\u2019s advice immediately. Several tests are available to confirm if this condition is present in a person. It is important to take the necessary actions for this condition so that the problem can be solved and no other complications would occur.\nHelp Them Recover from Drug Addiction.\nAddicts find it very difficult to admit that they have a problem. Denial of the problem is common. Most addicts will absolutely refuse to get treatment done or to get admitted to drug addiction rehab centers as they consider the addiction to be under control. This can be very difficult for family members but if you love the addict and want to make sure that they do get better, you will have to be proactive. Here are a few things that you can do to make sure that your loved one is free of the habit as quickly as possible.\nSubstance Recovery Support.\nAddicts already feel threatened by society. They find it difficult to cope with the day-to-day world because of which they require support through drugs or alcohol. Threatening them to enter Drug addiction rehab centers is not going to work well. It could backfire on you with the person cutting you out of their life completely and dipping full-time into the habit. However, we do understand how you feel.\nYou might want to threaten the person, force them to enter drug addiction rehab centers. Or even cut off their source of income so that they cannot continue with the habit. We suggest you first support your loved one and find out how the habit started. Sit down with your loved one and try to understand how they feel. Then show them what they are doing to themselves and to family members. Show real concern on what is happening to the person rather than threatening them. This will produce better results. Of course, this approach might not work with every patient but we do suggest you try\u2026 and you try as often as possible unless it receives a very adverse reaction from him or her.\nEnabling an Addict.\nSometimes addicts put terms for their recovery. For most families, they are so happy to get the person into drug addiction rehab centers that they agree to anything that the addict puts forward. This is not going to work for the future. You are actually encouraging an enabling or co-dependency pattern. We suggest you do not negotiate with the addict. Do not offer to postpone or supply money or consider job issues while negotiating with the addict. Offer your terms and subtly encourage the addict to comply. For example, you do not provide them money for groceries but you do pay the money for admittance into drug addiction rehab centers.\nFinding Help for a Drug Addiction.\nMost addicts absolutely refuse to believe that they are addicted. This is particularly true with most addicts and highly educated addicts who feel that they can kick the habit at any time. However, you already know that you are picking up the slack after the addict and helping them to get on with their lives. We suggest you stop that behavior right away and immediately. As the addict\u2019s life implodes, they slowly start to realize that they are completely dependent on the drug and they are modifying their life to accommodate their habit. You cannot leave them at this point but you have to show them that they are actually shifting their entire focus on to the drug. Point out the fact that family, friends, work and children are all suffering due to the addiction and they do need to stop the habit right away.\nDrug Addiction Treatment.\nWe know that medication and treatment can be difficult and most addicts viciously deny the need for treatment at the drug addiction rehab centers. We want you to be realistic and understand that the problems take some time to be controlled. You have to work with the patient and encourage them to get better and seek help. However, relapse is common and most addicts spend a good part of their lifetime trying to fight their cravings. You might have struggled to get the person into treatment\u2026 watching them relapse can be depressing and frustrating, and you might feel like giving up. Please remember that you did it once and you can do it again. Also, realize that this does happen and help can still be gotten again, and sometimes the relapse is what they needed for a wake-up call.\nTypes of Rehab Centers.\nIt is very important to note that not all addictions to drugs are created equal\u2026 as a result, it makes a lot of sense that there will be quite a few varieties of drug addiction rehab centers that cater to many different issues that are associated with the treatment for drug addiction. All over the United States, there are people who are afflicted with a drug addiction that is having adverse effects on their lives. However, there are a number of treatment options, which they can take advantage.\nDrug addiction rehab centers have the capacity to provide individuals with a new lease on life. Regardless of what they have been through in the past, a stint in a rehab center can assist them in overcoming the mental, psychological and physical hold that drug addiction have had over their lives. In the event that you are looking for help for yourself, a family member, or friend, it is essential for you to be aware of the difference between the various kinds of drug addiction rehab centers.\nThere are 2 basic types of rehabilitation centers for the treatment of drug addiction, inpatient and outpatient. However, there are many specialized care facilities as well.\nInpatient Drug Rehab Centers.\nIn order to take advantage of a more comprehensive treatment regimen, the best choice is inpatient drug rehab. Inpatient treatment centers take care of the emotional and physical aspects of drug addiction. An individual will be able to stay as long as he or she requires support to overcome the addictions and establish new patterns. More often than not, the treatment in an inpatient facility begins with a process of detoxification. Based on the type of drugs on which the individual is addicted, he or she may need pain medication or a sedative. Under the supervision of a doctor, he or she will have the capacity to transition from a physical addiction to being free of drugs. The patient will only stay until he or she is free of the ravages and hold of the drugs.\nFollowing the physical detoxification program, the individual will move onto behavioral and emotional therapy. This phase of the treatment program will assist him or her in facing the issues and problems that resulted in the addiction in the first place. There is typically self-observation, development of new habits as a means of overcoming the trauma of the past.\nOutpatient Rehab Center.\nDrug addiction rehab as an outpatient is provided on a short-term basis. Typically, outpatient centers do not provide any options for physical treatment. Instead concentrate on getting involved during the early stages of drug abuse prior to the individual getting too involved in the destructive habits associated with the drug addiction.\nHowever, an outpatient drug rehab program has a number of the elements that are involved in inpatient care but with one main difference\u2026 the patient receives treatment at some point through the day and in the evening, they would return home. Outpatient care is designed to assist individuals who require maintaining a presence at home for the duration of the treatment or their condition is not serious enough to require round the clock monitoring.\nDrug Addiction Rehab Centers: Special Cells.\nIn addition to the two main types of care, a number of specialized rehab centers around the nation which assist individuals with specific lifestyles and needs. The treatment programs include:\nDrug Rehab for Women.\nPrograms like these that are gender-specific provide females with a secure environment in which to heal and speak about the issues that directly impacted their drug addiction. The issues often include past sexual abuse, problems with self-image and co-dependency.\nDrug addiction has the propensity to destroy not only the life of the addict but the lives of their family members as well. There are a number of drug addiction rehab centers that have the capacity to assist you in getting your life back together and putting you on the path to lifelong wellness.\nChoosing Drug Addiction Rehab Center.\nThese drug addiction rehab centers are great institutions for people who are suffering from drug addiction\u2026 either for a member of their family or for their own self. Most of the drug addicts are not aware of their addiction and they do not accept it when others intervene and advise them in that regard. Those addicts who accept their problems and cooperate with a rehab treatment must be courageous. As there are several drug rehab centers\u2026 it is important that one does not just go into any random facility and instead chooses the center after through research and analysis.\nUltimately, the results or chances of recovery would heavily rely on the ability and efforts of the rehab centers. The most common aspect of any good rehab center is its ability to offer different treatments and customized programs to the patient. Situations of every drug addict are not going to be the same and the treatments must reflect the same logic. There should be variety in treatment, medications, duration, etc.\nSome of the treatments that would require the patient to stay in the center, while there are others which would be carried out in the patient\u2019s home. There are also some inpatient treatments or residential drug rehab programs that might vary in their duration. Some of them would require a few days stay, while there are others that would need the patient to stay in the center for several months. The length of stay is majorly dependent upon the addiction stage or condition of the patient.\nThough drug or alcohol addiction develops in a similar pattern across individuals, the experience of the individual is distinctive and unique. An ordinary person would not be able to assess the condition of a drug addict in the most accurate manner. There is some skill required and only a qualified individual would be able to make the diagnosis.\nSimilar to drug addicts, the drug rehab centers are also not the same. There are several differences as far as qualifications of the staff, policies, treatment and methodology, etc. This, therefore, makes the decision of choosing a drug rehab center very difficult. And to add to the dilemma, most of the family members of the drug addict are not sure what the yardsticks or parameters are to assess the efficacy of a drug rehab center. It is always recommended that the individual has an understanding of the center and feels comfortable going there.\nHe or she should be allowed to let their words express their thoughts and concerns to the fullest extent. If an individual has doubts about the drug rehab center, then he or she must get it clarified immediately. The decision to enter a drug rehab center must be done only when the person is satisfied and has full confidence in the center. Some of the common queries or doubts that drug rehab centers come across are relating to their treatments, philosophies, infrastructure, staff members, etc.\nChoosing a drug rehab center and coming out of it is like a new birth of sorts. It is, therefore, important that the individual gives paramount importance to the rehab center. As people know addiction to drugs does not happen within a few days, it usually takes a bit of time. Similarly, one should not be expecting immediate results from the treatment at the drug rehab center. One should give it time to show its effects. The longer the period of addiction, the lengthier would be the duration of the treatment in many cases.\nOne should never choose a drug rehab center based on its reputation and standing in the industry. A drug rehab center is not deemed best by its reputation and infrastructure but because of its compatibility and suitability. If an individual thinks that a specific drug rehab center would not do justice to the patient, then they should avoid the center and look for other options. Most facilities are going to offer good service and finding the best suited center is important.\nDrug Addiction Withdrawal Symptoms.\nDrugs Show Withdrawal Symptoms\u2026\nA drug is any substance that can cause chemical and physical changes in our body and mind\u2019s functioning. Continuous and dependent use of drugs leads to the addiction of drugs. Drug addiction is the act of using drugs and depending on it. This behavior then develops into a constant and repeated behavior. This addiction normally develops over time after a continuous and longtime use of drugs.\nThere are different types of drugs that lead to drug dependency.\nSome of the drugs are the class of\u2026\nDepressants.\nDissociative Drugs.\nTranquilizers.\nDrug use can affect anyone. It does not choose an individual\u2019s sex, race, or the age. Therefore, even seniors can be drug addicts as well as the young.\nTypes of Drug Addiction Withdrawal Symptoms.\nDrug addiction withdrawal symptoms occur because of the alteration of the neurotransmitter and receptor functioning. The drugs affect the normal functioning of the neurotransmitters in the body. The neurotransmitters connect the functioning of the body, the brain, and the nervous system. Drug addiction withdrawals can be very nasty! Drug withdrawal symptoms come when an individual is trying to stop using the drugs. Subsequently, the withdrawal symptoms will often occur when an addict is trying to find the next drug dose to use.\nThis normally happens when an individual has already become a drug addict, and is sometimes a first sign that they may or may not detect that the individual has developed dependency on the drugs. Therefore, he or she pretty much cannot live without it. These withdrawal symptoms occur because the body and the brain are not having the supply of the drugs anymore and the body already has dependencies on those drugs. It normally happens after continued usage of those drugs. Therefore, the body and the brain is trying to adjust which is manifested as the withdrawal symptoms.\nNormally, the withdrawal symptoms occur when the addict has been using drugs like\u2026\nOpiate.\nThese drug users and addicts always end up developing the withdrawal symptoms during treatment process. Dealing with the drug withdrawal symptoms can be very hard. It depends on how intense the addiction is. This also includes the mental, genetic, and the physical conditions of the addict.\nWithdrawal symptoms occur in different ways. There are the some emotional and the physical symptoms.\nEmotional Withdrawal Symptoms\u2026\nVolatile mood swings.\nExtended periods of depression.\nThese withdrawal symptoms normally last up to 3-5 days.\nThis majorly depends on the different level of drug use and dependency. Those addicts who are categorized as serious drug users tend to take a longer time. For instance, they can take up to 1-2 weeks. These are some of the common symptoms of drug addiction withdrawal symptoms. There are withdrawal symptoms that are specific depending on the type of drug used.\nFor instance, an alcohol user will normally experience the following withdrawal symptoms\u2026\nAlcohol Abuse and Addiction Withdrawal Symptoms.\nExtreme agitation.\nChanges in heart rate.\nNarcotic and Opiate drugs withdrawal symptoms.\nHigh heart rate.\nBarbiturates Addiction Withdrawal Symptoms.\nMuscles pains.\nFast breathing rate.\nCocaine Withdrawal Symptoms.\nBenzodiazepine Addiction Withdrawal Symptoms.\nSmell & Taste alteration.\nLight head syndrome.\nTwitches in the muscles.\nRinging sounds in the ears.\nSome of the withdrawal symptoms can be very severe leading to life threatening situations. Some of the discomforts experienced can cause serious conditions like the relapse or even suicidal acts. It is always best to look into treatment such as a detox when anyone is coming off of drugs. When in question, you are better off safe in the hands of medical staff than sorry. Not only that, but the medical assistance offered makes the process much more bearable.\nIf you are reading this, it means you have read the whole article. Thanks to you\u2026 you actually certified my hours long work writing this article.\nNow, it is time to stop blaming the drug addiction\u2026 it is the time to throw it out of our lives. Increase your social presence, love your family and work, inject lots of entertainments in your life. Keeping your heart and mind joyful is the secret to keep drug addiction away of your life. Wish you a Happy & Healthy life.\nDrug Addiction Withdrawal Symptoms\nPrevious articleUsed Essential Oils for Fever on My Son : They Said I Took Chance\nNext articleHomemade Deodorant Using Essential Oils: 6 Simple Steps",
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        "raw_content": "GCU Tenure Track System system | UVAS new deans\nGCU teachers serving under tenure track go unpaid\nLahore, Sep 4: Teaching faculty of the Government College University (GCU) Lahore serving under Tenure Track System (TTS) has not been paid salary of the last two months.\nThe delay has been greatly irking the faculty members who had faced similar problem a couple of months ago when salaries for the months of January to April under the TTS were paid in May 2009. 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Under the revised salary structure, salary of a professor on TTS is around Rs 300,000, for associate professor over Rs 200,000 and for assistant professor the salary is over Rs 150,000 per month.\nWhen contacted, GCU Registrar Sahibzada Faisal Khursheed said the HEC had yet to release terminal grants owing to which those serving on TTS were not paid the salaries. \"However they are getting salary against university grades on regular basis\", he said, adding \"The delay in connection with TTS salary has occurred many times\". He rejected the claim that the delay was because of mismanagement on part of university administration.\nTo a question, Mr Faisal said 48 teachers were serving the GCU on Tenure Track System. HEC executive director Dr Sohail H Naqvi was not available for comments as he is out of country these days. 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He has published over 40 research publications in international refereed scientific journals and presented papers in many national and international conferences.\nHe has won eight research grants and currently conducting three research projects sponsored by the Pakistan Agricultural Research Council and Higher Education Commission. He developed PC-I of the UVAS and worked as first registrar of the university, chairman, Department of Animal Nutrition and Dean Faculty of Life Sciences Business Management.\nCurrently he is acting Vice-Chancellor of the UVAS. He is member of Board of Studies of Institute of Animal Nutrition and Feed Technology, University of Agriculture, Faisalabad and Institute of Industrial Bio-technology, GC University, Lahore. 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        "raw_content": "Paul Sydlansky\nPersonal Finance, Investing, Small Business\nwww.lakeroadadvisors.com/\nhttp://www.linkedin.com/in/psyd1\nhttps://www.facebook.com/LakeRoadAdvisors/\nhttp://twitter.com/psydlansky\n\u201cPaul Sydlansky, Founder of Lake Road Advisors, values long term partnerships with his clients and is committed to guiding them through the financial planning process.\u201d\nLake Road Advisors\nPaul Sydlansky is the founder of Lake Road Advisors, a firm dedicated to helping people take the confusion and anxiety out of financial planning. Lake Road Advisors take a different approach to advising. Paul and his team get to know their clients and learn about their needs first. Paul knows that Financial Planning is a process that brings together all the different aspects of a clients' financial life to meet their goals. It's more than just investing in a few stocks or mutual funds or buying an insurance policy. Paul believes Financial Planning makes sure investments, insurance, taxes, and estate plan are aligned to meet all client goals.\nPaul's very first finance class sparked his interest in the market. During college, he interned at a small brokerage firm in his hometown and fell in love with the speed, competition, and excitement of the industry. He earned a BA in Economics from Marist College before launching his career on Wall Street. Paul spent 13 years working with Morgan Stanley, first in the Private Wealth Management Division and then the Institutional Equities Division, working with some of the world\u2019s largest and most successful hedge funds. He also earned his MBA from New York University while growing his career.\nThen in 2009, Paul became the father of twins. Suddenly, the long commute, even longer hours, and lack of flexibility didn\u2019t seem worth the pay. By the time his third child arrived in 2011, the aggressive Wall Street lifestyle had lost all appeal. Paul wanted to be successful in his career, but he was not willing to sacrifice his family life. So in 2012, Paul and his wife put family first and moved to upstate New York for a better quality of life.\nPaul founded Lake Road Advisors because he believes there is a less complicated, transparent method to provide financial planning services. He became a Certified Financial Planner to help families and small business owners create clear paths to achieve their goals. His time on Wall Street gave him a unique perspective into the financial system and the industry as a whole. He knew that there was a more effective and efficient way to help people navigate the confusing financial landscape.\nMBA, New York University - Stern School of Business\nBA, Economics, Marist College\nInvestopedia Interview with Paul Sydlansky\nHow a Credit Freeze Protects Your Finances\nThe most effective step you can take to protect sensitive personal information from hackers is to freeze your credit.\nBy Paul Sydlansky\nIRAs, Retirement Savings, Retirement Plans, Taxes\nMake the Most of Your Money With Tax-Advantaged Accounts\nInvesting in a Roth IRA and health savings account (HSA) can keep more of your retirement funds from being paid to the IRS.\nWhy Index Investing Makes Sense for Most\nAn index or passive investment strategy makes sense for most for these three reasons.\nFinancial Planning, Personal Finance, Starting Out\n4 Steps to Help You Build Wealth Right Now\nIf you want to build wealth, use these four tips to get started now.\nFinancial Planning, Investing, Personal Finance\nThe 3 Unbreakable Rules for Financial Success\nFollowing these three simple rules can help set you up for financial success.\nFinancial Planning, Stocks\nIs it safe to assume a market downturn?\nMarkets will always go up and down and no one knows when for sure. When investing, you need to look at your own personal situation, why you are investing, and how much risk you can handle. These factors should always come before market conditions because trying to predict and time market movements is a losing strategy.\nAsset Allocation, Stocks\nHow should I position my portfolio now that we know that Donald Trump will be our next President?\nThe first question to ask yourself is this...has your life changed or have your goals changed because Donald Trump will be President? I would highly recommend that you invest based upon your values and goals and where you want to be, and too not be swayed by market/political changes. Ultimately, no one knows if President-Elect Trump will be good or bad for the economy and your portfolio. Any attempt to structure investments around this is just a guess and not one worth taking in my opinion. See here for more color http://www.lakeroadadvisors.com/new-blog/2016/11/1/nervous-about-the-election-and-your-investments\nIt depends on many factors.... a) What is your personal risk tolerance (can you handle the market going up and down) and what do you deem as safe? Generally cash is the safest investment with bonds being more risky, and then stocks. b) What types of mutual funds are you in (equity/fixed income)? c) What do your monthly expenses look like? Is the current $3,400 enough for you to live off of? How long does this money need to last? I would suggest you speak to an advisor if the answers to these questions aren't clear and don't help you figure out your next step.\nBefore you invest in gold, I would ask yourself why you are investing in gold. Is it for an outsized return? Is it to add diversification to your portfolio? Make sure you are comfortable and fully understand that gold is a commodity and not a traditional investment. 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        "raw_content": "Ardal O'Hanlon leads \u201cIrish Kings of Comedy\u201d on United States tour\nArdal O'Hanlon is Ireland's King of Comedy as he kicks off his US tour this MarchIrish Kings of Comedy\nIrish Kings of Comedy was created to bring the best of Irish comedic talent to American audiences. The Ardal O'Hanlon tour is the first in a fresh series of Irish Kings of Comedy tours.\nDespite a wavering economy, the current comedy scene in Ireland is thriving. Irish culture is rich in wit and storytelling. As a result, Ireland has produced a stable of world class stand-up comics. American audiences have a huge appetite for the Irish sense of humor and Irish Kings of Comedy wants to bring this across the Atlantic. The tours also give top Irish comics the opportunity of playing to audiences in the US.\nRead a recent interview with Ardal O\u2019Hanlon on IrishCentral here\nArdal O\u2019Hanlon is a highly acclaimed stand up, who has performed to sellout audiences internationally and has released two top ten stand up DVDs. He continues to be one of the most sought after comedians working with regular sell out solo tours.\nHe is also an award winning comedian, actor, writer, and star of \u201cFather Ted\u201d, \u201cMy Hero\u201d and \u201cVal Falvey\u201d He\u2019s also had With guest leads in programmes as diverse as \u201cSkins\u201d (UK) and \u201cDoctor Who\u201d.\nHis theater work has received great acclaim including his role in \u201cThe God of Carnage\u201d at the Gate Theatre, Dublin, \u201cPort Authority\u201d at the Southwark Theatre, London, and \u201cSee You Next Tuesday\u201d in the West End.\nO\u2019Hanlon's debut novel \u2018The Talk of the Town\u2019 remained in the bestseller charts for more than six months and was recently voted one of the \"1001 Books You Must Read Before You Die\".\nHere\u2019s the lineup for the king of Irish comedy tour:\nThursday, February 28th - Chicago - Irish American Heritage Stage\nBack up stand up - Bryan Walsh\nBryan has been performing stand-up for over five years. Born in Ireland and raised in Canada, he is based in London and New York. He describes himself as an \u201calternative, surreal, anti-comedian\u201d.\nFriday, March 1st - Kansas City - City Stage Union Station\nBack up stand up \u2013 Brad Meehan\nFrom his offbeat delivery to tall tales of his quirky family members, two-time Emmy-nominated comedian Brad Meehan always delivers a highly energetic, hilarious performance.\nHis talents have recently earned him recognition as the All Comedy Radio \"Funniest Person in Kansas City\" and was featured on the Today Show in their \"Quest for the Best Comedian in America\".\nSaturday, March 2nd - San Francisco - United irish Cultural Center\nBack up stand up \u2013 David Studebaker\nDavid Studebaker is the winner of two Bay Area wide stand up competitions, was a finalist in the others and is a regular at the legendary San Francisco Punch Line. His work beyond stand up includes \"The Big Bris,\" a Remi-Award winning 20 minute short that's been screened at film festivals all over the country.\nMonday, March 4th - Boston - Paradise Rock Club\nBack up stand up \u2013 Dave Rattigan\nDave Rattigan\u2019s deadpan delivery and quick, dry wit has made him a favorite at clubs, corporate shows, colleges, theaters and fund-raising shows in Boston and New England.\nDescribed as edgy enough to keep comedy fans engaged, but clean enough to work in front of corporate audiences, Rattigan has performed around the Northeast United States and in Ireland.\nTickets and information for all four Irish Kings of Comedy shows can be found here.",
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        "raw_content": "Florida Inmate Who Left Job While on Work Release Convicted of Escape\nIn Florida, a person who gets sentenced to jail might be able to take advantage of a work release program for inmates if the jail offers such a program. For instance, in Jacksonville, the Duval County jail allows certain inmates to leave the facility to go to an approved job during normal work hours. The inmate must have the job and the company pre-approved by the people running the work release program. Once approved, the inmate is allowed to leave the jail in the morning, work all day and return to the jail in the evening after work. It is a great way for an inmate to keep his/her job while incarcerated and also to spend a good portion of his/her jail sentence outside of the jail.\nThere are risks to entering such a program. An inmate who does not follow the rules of the work release program can be charged with escape, which is a serious felony crime in Florida. Hopefully, if the inmate is late to work or late getting back to the jail every now and then due to traffic, the bus schedule or some other legitimate reason, there are no adverse consequences. However, if an inmate in the work release program commits a more serious and intentional violation, it could result in a more serious penalty.\nWhen a person is in the work release program and at his/her job, that person is still considered an inmate under Florida law, and the time at work is still considered confinement. Any person who escapes confinement or does not stay within the limits of his/her confinement is guilty of escape in Florida.\nFlorida Murder Defendant Cannot Use Stand Your Ground Law When He Sought Out Conflict With Victim\nThe Stand Your Ground law in Florida is a much publicized area of Florida criminal law that addresses when a defendant can gain immunity for using force and causing death or serious injury in self defense. It is not available to every defendant who is charged with a serious violent crime, but it can be a very helpful tool when a defendant is eligible to assert the Stand Your Ground law in Florida.\nA recent murder case south of Jacksonville, Florida illustrates a situation where a defendant was not allowed to assert the Stand Your Ground law. As an initial matter, a defendant charged with a violent crime can only use the Stand Your Ground law in Florida if he/she was facing an imminent threat of death or serious injury which prompted him/her to use force. \u201cImminent\u201d under Florida law is understood to mean something that is about to happen, not something that is expected to, or might, happen some time in the future. In this case, the defendant and his co-worker had a conflict at work. The victim told the defendant that after work, when he sees the defendant, he is going to stab him. Thereafter, the defendant armed himself with a knife and confronted the victim. The two got into a fight, and the defendant stabbed the victim, killing him.\nThe criminal defense lawyer for the defendant argued that the defendant stabbed the victim in self defense as he was legitimately scared that the victim would stab him, as he said he would earlier in the day.\nLandlords Can No Longer Ban Tenants Based Solely on a Prior Criminal Record\nAs criminal defense lawyers in Jacksonville, Florida, we receive many calls from people who had a criminal case in their past and are suffering the effects of it many years later. They are finding it difficult to get a job or to get into school or even to rent an apartment. For these people, we can help by sealing or expunging their prior criminal charge, if they are eligible. However, the rules for sealing or expunging a criminal charge in Florida are fairly strict, and many people are not eligible. if you have a criminal record and want to know if you are eligible to have a prior criminal case sealed or expunged, feel free to call us with questions.\nIt is one thing to have to disclose a prior criminal record on an employment application (most people expect that), but a criminal record often comes up when someone is trying to rent a house or apartment. Prospective tenants do get rejected based on criminal records, even if the prior criminal charge was minor and/or occurred many years ago. The federal government says this practice violates the law. The United States Department of Housing and Urban Development has issued a statement indicating that is is illegal for landlords to reject a tenant applicant based solely on an arrest record or prior conviction(s). This practice violates fair housing laws when a landlord does not consider how serous the prior crime(s) is and whether the applicant will have a negative impact on other tenants. Obviously, people with minor criminal records and people who have not had any trouble with the law in many years are less likely to be a problem to other tenants. Those individuals should have their applications for housing properly considered just like anyone else without a criminal record. To deny the application for anyone with a criminal record violates fair housing laws.\nFlorida Department of Corrections Officer Convicted for Allowing Prison Fight\nOn television shows, it is not uncommon to see prison guards helping inmates do things they should not do. Hopefully, this is something that happens more on TV than in real life. However, there are cases where prison and jail guards help inmates smuggle drugs and other contraband into the prison and facilitate fights between inmates. There was also a well publicized case from New York a year or two ago where a prison guard helped some dangerous inmates escape a maximum security prison.\nIn a case near Jacksonville, Florida, a prison guard was charged with culpable negligence, official misconduct and accessory after the fact for enabling an inmate to attack another inmate. In this case, the corrections officer allowed one of the more dangerous inmates to leave his cell without handcuffs, enter the cell of the victim and close the cell door. The attacker then stabbed the victim. The officer then mopped up the blood in the victim\u2019s cell. The problem for the corrections officer is that another inmate observed the entire incident including the officer allowing the attacker to move freely through opened doors in the prison. The other problem is that the inmate witness was on the phone describing the incident as it occurred, and all such calls from the prison are recorded.\nThe prosecution admitted the evidence of the recorded phone call describing the officer\u2019s actions and the attack during the trial. The criminal defense lawyer argued that the recorded phone call was inadmissible hearsay and should not be admitted during the trial. The court disagreed and held that the recorded phone call fell under an exception to the hearsay rule which involves people describing observed events as they occur. The law finds that unplanned statements describing an event that are made as the event is occurring are typically reliable. Additionally, the recorded phone call was not \u201ctestimonial\u201d as it was spontaneous and not a statement given for use later at trial. Therefore, the recorded phone call was admissible to essentially seal the conviction of this corrections officer.\nThere is a Difference Between Reckless Driving and Careless Driving in Florida\nIn Florida, there is a critical difference between careless driving and reckless driving, and that difference can be significant when it comes to what the state can do to punish a driver based on his/her driving. Careless driving in Florida is not defined well, but the statute discusses the obligation to drive in a careful and prudent manner with regard to all of the circumstances so as not to endanger the life, limb or property of another person. Reckless driving in Florida is defined as driving in a manner that knowingly disregards the safety of other people and property. For driving to be reckless, the manner of driving must be likely to cause death or serious bodily injury to another. Based on those definitions, it is hard to get a clear picture of the difference between careless driving and reckless driving. However, the effects can be severe.\nIf we are just talking about the driving, careless driving is a simple traffic ticket and a fine. Reckless driving is a criminal charge that can come with jail time. The state often considers driving careless driving when a person violates one or two traffic laws or possibly causes an accident while violating one traffic law. Reckless driving normally requires much more egregious driving. However, when a serious accident involving injuries or a death is involved, the state is more likely to err on the side of a criminal charge, i.e. reckless driving. This is where the difference can become very serious. If a person is driving recklessly and causes an accident that results in death, he/she will likely be charged with vehicular manslaughter which is very likely to result in prison time. Careless driving that results in a serious accident and death may only come with fines and driving school.\nSo, the question is: what is the practical difference between careless driving that has minimal punishments and reckless driving that can result in a felony conviction and a lengthy prison sentence if the accident is serious enough? It just depends on the circumstances. In a recent case south of Jacksonville, Florida, the defendant was driving 83 miles per hour on a two lane road where the speed limit was 55 miles per hour. He crashed into a vehicle making a left turn in front of him and killed one of the occupants. The state charged him with vehicular manslaughter alleging that driving that fast on that road was reckless driving. The court ultimately discharged the vehicular manslaughter charge because merely speeding in that area was not sufficient to prove reckless driving. Therefore, the defendant could not be charged with vehicular manslaughter.\nFlorida Police Lose Armed Robbery Case by Illegally Searching Trunk of Car\nIn a recent armed robbery case west of Jacksonville, Florida, three suspects entered the victim\u2019s home and stole certain items from him at gunpoint. The three suspects fled in a vehicle, and the victim called the police providing a description of the suspects and the vehicle. Shortly thereafter, a police officer saw a vehicle with three occupants that matched the descriptions given by the victim. The police officer stopped the vehicle and detained the occupants by handcuffing them and placing them in his police car. The police officer looked in the passenger compartment of the vehicle through the windows and did not see any evidence of the armed robbery. The police officer then opened the trunk and searched it. The police officer found a gun and drugs in the trunk. Based on this evidence, the police officer searched the passenger compartment more closely and found the items stolen in the armed robbery. Each of the occupants was arrested for armed robbery.\nThe criminal defense lawyers filed a motion to suppress all of the evidence arguing that the search of the trunk was illegal and that illegal search led to the subsequent search, thereby making it illegal as well. When the police stop someone in a vehicle and detain or arrest that person, they can no longer search the vehicle if the suspect is secured and no longer a threat to the officer. In the past, the police could conduct a \u201csearch incident to arrest\u201d which was an automatic search of a car when the driver was arrested. The law changed, and now if the driver is secured, i.e. handcuffed and in the police car, that driver obviously is not a threat to the officer so the officer cannot just search the car for protection. If the police officer does have some specific reason to believe there is some danger, the police officer can search the car as a protective sweep. However, without that specific evidence of danger, the police officer can no longer search a vehicle just because the driver was arrested.\nIn this case, the police officer testified that he searched the trunk because he thought there might have been a suspect in the trunk. This was easily rejected by the court. A mere suspicion without any supportive facts is not going to be a legal basis for a search. A police officer must have a specific indication of evidence, danger or criminal activity to satisfy the search and seizure provisions of the Constitution.\nPosted in: Felony Crimes and Search and Seizure\nIn Florida, Defendant Must Know An Accident Occurred to be Guilty of Leving the Scene of an Accident\nIn Florida, if a driver is involved in an auto accident that results in property damage, an injury or death, that driver is required to remain at the scene of the accident and provide certain information such as driver\u2019s license and insurance information. If the driver is involved in an auto accident and leaves the scene, that driver can be charged with a misdemeanor crime or felony crime depending on the severity of the crash. If the accident just resulted in property damage, it is a misdemeanor crime. If the crash resulted in a serious injury, it is a felony crime. If the crash resulted in a death, it is a first degree felony which is the most serious felony crime in Florida. 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        "raw_content": "Does the Legalization of Marijuana Increase Marijuana Use Among Teens?\nIn a word, no. The University of Michigan conducts an annual survey regarding drug use among teenagers. The special interests against marijuana legalization, i.e. pharmaceutical companies that want people using their processed drugs rather than the naturally growing marijuana plant, along with the politicians to whom those special interests pay a lot of money, would have us believe that if we legalize marijuana, teenagers and everyone else will be smoking marijuana for breakfast, lunch and dinner. However, this survey (and other studies) show us that is not the case. The survey indicated that there was no significant increase in marijuana use in the states where it is now legal. In fact, after rising for several years, marijuana use has remained fairly steady since 2010, according to the annual surveys.\nAs most people know, marijuana is now legal in Colorado, Oregon, Alaska, Washington and Washington, DC. Marijuana use among teenagers stabilized before marijuana legalization and has remained stable since. Interestingly, the percentage of people who view marijuana as a serious health risk has declined dramatically. While it is good to see a rational view of marijuana, it still has not increased the number of users.\nOne other predictable and favorable consequence of marijuana legalization: teen use of actually harmful substances like alcohol, cigarettes, ecstasy and synthetic marijuana is down.\nIf these numbers hold, one more argument against marijuana will hopefully disappear. Politicians who are puppets of the pharmaceutical and private prison industries will not be able to scare people into thinking all of their kids will become chronic marijuana users the day legalization takes effect, if people are interested in reality. However, the arguments against keeping marijuana illegal, such as the waste of money and resources and the harm to the community involved in making convicted criminals out of marijuana users, will remain.\nA link to the University of Michigan survey can be found here: http://monitoringthefuture.org/pressreleases/15drugpr_complete.pdf",
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        "raw_content": "Postings for May 5\nGuitarists sought for annual festival SHEPHERDSTOWN \u2014 The deadline to register for Shepherd University\u2019s Department of Music second annual Shepherd International Guitar Festival has been extended to Saturday. The festival-the only one of its kind in the region-runs May 12-15. Registration for those wanting to participate in the four-day festival costs $120 and will include master classes, guitar lessons, guitar ensemble rehearsals, workshops, and five concerts by international artists in the Frank Center and at churches throughout Shepherdstown.\nBy oniadmin\nGuitarists sought for annual festival\nSHEPHERDSTOWN \u2013 The deadline to register for Shepherd University\u2019s Department of Music second annual Shepherd International Guitar Festival has been extended to Saturday. The festival-the only one of its kind in the region-runs May 12-15.\nRegistration for those wanting to participate in the four-day festival costs $120 and will include master classes, guitar lessons, guitar ensemble rehearsals, workshops, and five concerts by international artists in the Frank Center and at churches throughout Shepherdstown. Festival participation is open to adults and college, high school, and middle school students of all ability levels. The festival will conclude with a concert featuring participants.\nFor more information or to register as a participant, visit www.shepherd.edu/music/shepherd-international-guitar-festival-2016/.\nArt show seeks entries by May 7\nROMNEY \u2013 The Spring Fine Arts Show of the Hampshire County Arts Council opens at 5:30 p.m. May 13 with a reception for the artists and the public. This annual event is open to all adult artists and seeks to recognize the outstanding quality and diversity of art being created in West Virginia and the surrounding states. Winners will be announced at the reception which offers refreshments and an opportunity to meet the artists at the Hampshire County Library, Main Street, Romney. Deadline to enter is May 7.\nFor information on entering the art show, got to www.HampshireArts.org or contact Melissa Snell at visualarts@hampshirearts.org or call at 703-772-5536.\nVendors needed for \u2018Bark in the Park\u2019\nCHARLES TOWN \u2013 The Animal Welfare Society of Jefferson County will sponsor its 10th annual Bark in the Park June 4 at Jefferson Memorial Park in Charles Town. They are looking for vendors to set up for the day from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. If you would like to set up a booth to display a craft or business (does not need to be animal related), visit the AWS website at www.awsjc.org. to register or call 304-725-5972 for more information. A 10 ft. by 10 ft. vendor space will cost $25. You must provide your own set up. Animal Rescues will be provided space free of charge.\nVendors needed for fireworks display\nSHENANDOAH JUNCTION \u2013 Jefferson County Parks and Recreation is accepting applications from vendors interested in having a table/booth at the Jefferson County Fireworks on July 2. Rental space is available. Food vendor space is $150; retail/craft vendor space is $100. Registrations accepted on a first come-first serve basis.\nVendor applications are available on the Jefferson County website at www.jcprc.org or email bzaglifa@jcprc.org to have one sent to you.\navailable for July 4\nMIDDLTOWN, Va. \u2013 Middletown\u2019s annual Fourth of July committee is seeking crafters for this year\u2019s annual 4th of July celebration to be held from 1 p.m. to dusk July 4. Set up by noon and tear down at dusk. Cost for a 10\u00d710 space is just $25.\nFor more information, call Tammy Batcha at 540-550-1971.",
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        "raw_content": "David M. Fresco | Department of Psychological Sciences | Kent State University\nDavid M. Fresco\nI direct the Psychopathology and Emotion Regulation Laboratory (PERL) and am a Co-Director of the Kent Electrophysiological Neuroscience Laboratory (KENL). My program of research adopts an affective science perspective to the study of generalized anxiety disorder (GAD) and major depressive disorder (MDD). Working at the interface of cognitive behavioral and emotion regulation approaches, we conduct survey, experimental, and treatment research to examine factors associated with MDD and GAD including metacognitive factors (e.g., explanatory flexibility, decentering) utilizing measures of peripheral psychophysiology as well as electrophysiological (EEG) and functional neuroimaging (fMRI) techniques. Another focus of our lab is the development of treatments informed by affective and contemplative neuroscience findings that incorporate mindfulness meditation and other practices derived from Buddhist mental training exercises into Western psychosocial treatments. Presently, I am PI of grant (1R01HL119977) entitled, \"Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction for High Blood Pressure: A Two-Site RCT\" and Co-I of a grant (1P30NR015326) entitled, \"SMART Center II: Brain-Behavior Connections in Self-Management Science\"\nPsychopathology & Emotion Regulation Lab\nKent Electrophysiological Neuroscience Laboratory (KENL) Site\nThe Serenity Study Site\nAbnormal Psychology (undergraduate)\nEmotion (undergraduate)\nIntroduction to Psychotherapy (graduate)\nCognitive Behavior Therapy (graduate)\nClinical Supervision (graduate)\nHoge, E.A., Bui, E., Goetter, E., Robinaugh, D.J., Ojserkis, R.A., Fresco, D.M., Simon, N. (2015). Change in Decentering Mediates Improvement in Anxiety in Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction for Generalized Anxiety Disorder, Cognitive Therapy and Research, 39, 228-235. NIHMSID # 635177\nMennin, D. S. & Fresco, D. M. (2015) Advancing Emotion Regulation Perspectives on Psychopathology: The Challenge of Distress Disorders, Psychological Inquiry: An International Journal for the Advancement of Psychological Theory, 26, 80-92, DOI: 10.1080/1047840X.2015.969624\nBernstein, A., Hadash, Y., Lichtash, Y., Tanay, G., *Shepherd, K., & Fresco, D. M. (in press). Decentering and Related Constructs: A Critical Review and Meta-Cognitive Processes Model. Perspectives on Psychological Science.\nMennin, D. S., Fresco, D. M., Ritter, M., & Heimberg, R. G., (in press). An Open Trial of Emotion Regulation Therapy For Generalized Anxiety Disorder with Co-Occurring depression. Depression and Anxiety.\nMennin, D. S. & Fresco, D. M. (2014). Emotion Regulation Therapy. (pp. 469-490). In J. J. Gross (Ed.) Handbook of Emotion Regulation, 2nd Ed. New York: Guilford Press.\nHughes, J. W., Fresco, D. M., Myerscough, R., van Dulmen, M., Carlson, L. E., & Josephson, R. (2013). Randomized Controlled Trial of Mindfulness-based Stress Reduction for Prehypertension. Psychosomatic Medicine, 75, 721-728.\nMennin, D. S. & Fresco, D. M. (2013). What, me worry and ruminate about DSM-5 and RDoC?: The importance of targeting negative self-referential processing. Clinical Psychology: Science and Practice, 20, 259-268.\nMennin, D. S., Ellard, K. K., Fresco, D. M., & Gross, J. J. (2013). Emphasizing commonalities of cognitive-behavioral therapies within a broadening field of intervention science. Behavior Therapy, 44, 234-248.\n*Moore, M. T. & Fresco, D. M. (2012). Depressive Realism: A Meta-Analytic Review. Clinical Psychology Review, 32, 1-14.\nFresco, D. M., Segal, Z. V., Buis, T., & Kennedy, S. (2007). Relationship of post treatment decentering and cognitive reactivity following an emotion evocation challenge to relapse of major depressive disorder. Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology, 75, 447-455.\nFresco, D. M., *Moore, M. T., van Dulmen, M., Segal, Z. V., Teasdale, J. D., Ma, D., & Williams, J. M. G. (2007). Initial psychometric properties of the Experiences Questionnaire: A self-report survey of decentering. Behavior Therapy, 38, 234-246.\nRoom 226 Kent Hall\nMajor Depressive Disorder, Generalized Anxiety Disorder, Emotion, Emotion Regulation, Affective Neuroscience, Clinical trials, Treatment Development, Treatment Evaluation, Translational Research, Neuroimaging",
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        "raw_content": "3 members of Atascocita family drown in Costa Rica\nA torrential rainfall caught them off-guard and while they were trying to get to shore, they were swept away by a flash flood.\nA Costa Rican vacation ended tragically for a family from Atascosita.\nThree family members were swept away by flood waters during a trip to a popular tourist spot. Red Cross volunteers found the bodies of 38-year-old Marlon Piedrasanta and 67-year-old Esther Estrada the same day. They recovered the body of 6-year-old Angel Piedrasanta on Friday.\nMother Janet Quintanilla said Tuesday night they were so excited to go on the trip and she says they chose Costa Rica over Mexico because they felt it was safer.\nMarlon&nbsp;Piedrasanta (Family photo)\nBut this tropical vacation ended horrifically.\n\"My angel,\" said mother Janet, crying during an emotional interview about her 6-year-old boy who didn't survive. \"It was not just because he had the name, but because he was a sweet boy.\n\u201cEverybody loved Angel because he was so sweet. I think that it was our destiny that's the only thing I can think. God has a day for us or maybe we were at the wrong place at the wrong time.\"\nThe family was swept away by a flash flooding while swimming in a beautiful waterfall.\nEsther Estrada (Family photo)\n\"We had heard something like a \u2018pow,\u2019 like you could hear a bomb or something,\u201d Janet said. \u201cSo I turn around and I saw all the water that was coming, all muddy. And I could hear my daughter screaming, 'Mom, dad!' She was screaming for us and I said, \u2018Hold on, Cassandra, while I go get help.\u2019\"\nThankfully, 15-year-old Cassandra made it out. The other three weren't as lucky.\n\"All the time we were together, we never were out alone until now,\" said Oscar Estraa, Esther\u2019s husband of nearly 40 years. \"She just went alone on vacation. The three people we lost, they were almost in every picture together, hugging each other. And now we're going to bury them, too.\"\nThe family had gone to that specific waterfall in Liberia because they were told it was closer than another one\u2014a waterfall others had just finished swimming in and one they were told was safe.\n\"I guess it was not my day because had I been on that water, I probably would've been dead, too,\" Janet said.\nJanet and Marlon met and got married in California before moving to Texas 10 years ago\nShe said she wants other families to hear this story so they're more careful about going to unfamiliar places.\nThe funeral for the three family members is now set for the Aug. 20. Friends in Atascocita have set up a youcaring.com fund to help the family bring the victims back to Texas and to pay for funeral expenses.",
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        "raw_content": "Joseph Frank Belanger, Jr.\nCelebrating the life of Joseph Frank Belanger, Jr.\nObituary for Joseph Frank Belanger, Jr.\nSwanton \u2013 Joseph Frank Belanger, Jr., age 76 passed away on Tuesday, November 13, 2018 at the UVM Medical Center.\nJoe was born in Bethel, VT on March 10, 1942, the son of the late Joseph & Doris (Mullen) Belanger.\nJoe was born in Bethel but spent most of his childhood growing up in Waterbury, VT with his parents, his brother Richard and his sisters Janet, Ramona, Audry, and Sandra. He served his country in the United States Air Force during the Vietnam Era. He was employed by IBM as an Engineer and worked there for over 30 years. In his free time, Joe was an avid outdoorsman finding enjoyment in Kayaking, hiking the Long Trail with his daughter, Carrie and cycling with the Silver Spokes.\nJoe is survived by his wife of 19 years, Louisette (Morin) Belanger, his daughters, Deanna Stebbins and her husband Mark, Heather Belanger, Jennifer Belanger and her husband Bradley Stott, and Carrie Belanger. His brother Richard Belanger and his wife, Carlene, brother in -law Carroll Lahue and grandchildren Brendan, Olivia, Maya, Isaac, and Jacob.\nPer Joe\u2019s request there will be no public visitation. A private family Celebration of Life will take place in the Spring at the convenience of the family.\nJoe requested that you get outside and take a bike ride, or a hike in the woods to honor his memory.\nDonations in Joe\u2019s memory can be made to APDAVermont@APDAParskinson.org.\nShare Joseph Frank Belanger, Jr.'s life celebration\n\"Email Address\" would like to share the life celebration of Joseph Frank Belanger, Jr.. Click on the \"link\" to go to share a favorite memory or leave a condolence message for the family.",
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        "raw_content": "Control and validate your measurement method and systems, when having several quantitative measures taken by one or more operators on several parts with XLSTAT\nAn Excel sheet containing both the data and the results for use in this tutorial can be downloaded by clicking here. The data are from [Montgomery, D.C. (2001), Introduction to Statistical Quality Control, 4th edition, John Wiley & Sons] and correspond to a measurement system analysis with 10 parts, 3 operators and 3 repetitions for each measurement.\nMeasurement System Analysis (MSA) or Gage R&R (Gage Repeatability and Reproducibility) is a method to control and judge a measurement process. It is useful to determine which sources are responsible for the variation of the measurement data. Variability can be caused by the measurement system, the operator or the parts. Gage R&R applied to quantitative measurements is based on two common methods: ANOVA and R control charts.\nA measurement is \"repeatable\" if the measures taken by a given operator for the same object (product, unit, part, or sample, depending of the field of application) repeatedly, do not vary above a given threshold. If the repeatability of a measurement system is not satisfactory, one should question the quality of the measurement system, or train the operators that do not obtain repeatable results if the measurement system does not appear to be responsible for the high variability.\nA measurement is \"reproducible\" if the measures obtained for a given object (product, unit, part, or sample, depending of the field of application) by several operators do not vary above a given threshold. If the reproducibility of a measurement system is not satisfactory, one should train the operators so that their results are more homogeneous.\nWhen the measures are quantitative data, two alternative methods are available for Gage R&R analysis. This first is based on analysis of variance (ANOVA) and on R control charts (Range and average).\nIn this tutorial we will use the ANOVA method to assess the measurement system.\nOnce XLSTAT-Pro is activated, select the XLSTAT / XLSTAT-SPC / Gage R&R quantitative command, or click on the corresponding button of the \"XLSTAT-SPC\" toolbar (see below).\nThe SPC Gage R&R dialog box will appear. Then select the data on the Excel sheet. (Note: There are several ways of selecting data with XLSTAT - for further information, please check the section on selecting data.) In this example, the data start from the first row, so it is quicker and easier to use column selection. That is why the letters corresponding to the columns are displayed in the selection boxes of the dialog box.\nSelect the column \"Measurement\" as Y / Measurements, and the column \"Operator\" as X / Operator, and the column \"Part\" as \"Parts. Choose the \"ANOVA\" method.\nActivate the option \"Variable labels\" as the first row of the selections contains the variable names.\nIn the \"Options\" tab, enter the value 6 as \"k sigma\" and choose the crossed ANOVA, in order to define the variance of the study as 6 times the global standard deviation of the sample.\nIn the \"Estimation\" tab, we chose the option \"R-bar\".\nIn the \"Output\" tab, we activate all options.\nIn the \"Charts\" tab, we activate all options as well.\nInterpreting the results of a Gage R&R quantitative analysis\nThe first results are the variance components together with its chart. You can see that the biggest part of the variance is caused by variation between parts (96.4% of the variance). The measurement system has a very low contribution to the total variance (3.6%) and it can therefore be qualified as capable.\nThe following tables give details on the distribution of the variance and the derived key indicators. The second table shows results for the study variation (based on the factor k Sigma set by the user to 6 in this example).\nMore key indicators for the assessment of the measurement system are displayed in the third table.\nIf the ANOVA method has been selected like in this tutorial, then the results of the ANOVA with its GOF indicators and the table with the variance analysis are displayed. Look at the p-values to assess the significance level.\nThe following tables are used to buld the X-bar control chart including the different control limits and central lines.\nIn the first table the data of the X-bar control chart starting with the group mean, group min and group max are displayed. 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Many of them took to social media Sunday and Monday, posting their memories of the tree. \"It's kind of like someone in the family has died,\" said Joyce Brown, a 65-year-old retired middle school teacher who has been visiting the tree since she was 12 and owns a cabin in nearby Arnold. Brown said four generations of her family spent countless hours at the tree and often took out-of-town visitors there, some from as far away as Turkey. \"Everyone who went there was shocked at how big a tree could be,\" she said. \"As a child you think you had come to a land of giants, that there must be giant people and giant animals living there because of the diameter of these trees.\" Sumner Crawford remembers every detail of his first visit to the tree as a kid in the early 1990s. \"I remember I was walking through the tree and thinking 'I'm inside of the tree right now!' \" he said. \"It was madness.\" He was stunned by the sequoia's size - when his family of four tried to join hands around the tree they discovered they couldn't even come close. \"It was so different and so odd,\" said Crawford, who grew up on a farm in Virginia and now lives in Charleston, South Carolina. He recently visited the tree again, reliving those memories. \"I feel like it's part of my personal history. So it's a bummer to see it go,\" he said. John Ripper, a 55-year-old printer in Northville, Michigan, said he and his wife visited the tree in May 2015. \"I was blown away,\" Ripper said. \"I've traveled to 70 countries, But that particular tree and being able to walk underneath it and touch it was quite a memorable moment and something I won't soon forget.\" Ripper said he can't believe such a massive and sturdy-looking tree was felled by a storm. \"In the blink of an eye it's gone,\" he said. \"There's this giant tree everyone remembers, and it's going to be laying there in plain sight. The dead giant.\"\nARNOLD, Calif. \u2014\nNature lovers and tree huggers are mourning a giant sequoia in California famous for a \"drive-thru\" hole carved into its trunk.\nA massive storm toppled the mighty tree. The tree shattered on impact when it went down Sunday, Calaveras Big Trees State Park volunteer Jim Allday said.\nHistoric California sequoia tree toppled by storm\n\"It was majestic,\" he said. \"Now it's basically a pile of rubble.\"\nA tunnel was carved into the tree's trunk in the 1880s to allow tourists to pass through, though weakening the giant. The tunnel had allowed cars to pass, but it only was allowed to be crossed by foot in recent decades.\nGenerations of locals and tourists have visited the tree for centuries, posing for photos and carving their names into it. 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        "raw_content": "Kotex Recalls Thousands of Tampons\nKimberly-Clark has announced a product recall of a limited number of its Kotex Natural Balance Security Unscented Tampons, as there are related health concerns.\nTampons recalled for health concerns\nThe recall is limited to Kotex Unscented, Regular Absorbency tampons, and includes the 18 count and 36 count only, with the following product SKU numbers:\n15063 (18 count)\nThe Product SKU numbers are the last five digits of the product\u2019s barcode and can be found on the bottom of the package.\nThe tampons were manufactured with a raw material contaminated with a bacterium, Enterobacter sakazakii, which may cause health risks, including vaginal infections, urinary tract infections (UTIs), pelvic inflammatory disease or infections that can be life-threatening. Women with serious existing illnesses, cancer or immune-compromised conditions, such as HIV, are at increased risk. There is limited evidence of transfer between individuals with this bacterium.\nThe tampons affected were shipped to retail customers between October 29, 2011 and November 2, 2011 in specific Wal-Mart stores in Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, New Mexico and Texas; specific Fry\u2019s stores in Arizona; and specific Smith\u2019s stores in Utah and Arizona. Not all stores in these states were impacted. All impacted stores have been alerted to remove the recalled product SKUs from shelves. A listing of stores impacted and the latest information can also be found on the Kimberly-Clark website and the Kotex brand website.\nConsumers should contact a physician immediately if they have used the recalled tampons and experience unusual vaginal discharge, rash, fever, headache, vomiting or abdominal pains, particularly if they are HIV positive, have AIDS, cancer, an existing serious illness or may be pregnant.",
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        "raw_content": "Value of Facial Scarring Injuries\nThis month, Metro Verdicts provides information on facial scarring settlements and verdicts in Maryland and Virginia. The median facial scarring verdicts in Maryland and Virginia are $20,000 and $32,500, respectively.\nThese numbers seem bizarrely low. Of course, I\u2019m not sure about the inclusion criteria for this study. How do they define facial injuries? Are they permanent? Must they be visible? Because for what I consider facial scarring, these number seem shockingly low.\nRemember too that these are the median verdicts and settlements. The average is invariably higher, probably at least 2 or 3 times higher for facial scars.\nSample Verdicts and Settlements\nThe problem with trying to value scarring injury cases with sample settlements and statistics is that there are so many variables at play. Are we talking about an 18-year-old girl (yes, gender really does seem to make a difference) or are we talking about a 46-year-old man like me. But the other problem is that rarely is a facial scar the only injury that was suffered. So you are trying to peel off the other injuries to figure out the value of the permanent scar that you cannot actually see to compare. Tough road, right? (One bridge is to pull out a few dog bite cases because, unlike a car accident, the scar is often the only injury. )\nSo my usual words of caution \u2013 you can\u2019t predict the value of your case or even the range of value of your claim by just looking at similar cases \u2013 hold particular force with the injury of a scar on your face. Still, we give you some sample verdicts and settlements because they are one weapon that you can use to try to get a better idea of what your case might be worth.\n2014, North Carolina: $775,000 verdict. Plaintiff, a 20-year-old co-ed college student, suffered permanent scarring on her face, head, buttocks, arms, and legs in a car accident in Durham, North Carolina. She also suffered a broken jaw. The at-fault driver was drunk. She was hospitalized for nine days. She lost a semester of school at Carolina Central University and lost her softball scholarship. In a bench trial, the judge awarded her $775,000. State Farm paid some of the award as uninsured motorist benefits. This verdict is bizarre on a lot of levels. Two-thirds of the verdict \u2014 was punitive damages. So only $250,000 in compensation for these injuries? Ridiculous. How much of this was from the facial scar? How serious was the scar? Again, that is the problem, and I have no idea. To give you some idea of the severity of the injuries, this girl had $101,073.16 in medical bills. State Farm.\n2014, California: $925,000 settlement. A 25-year-old woman is hit by a dump truck that had crossed the center line. It gets worse, believe it or not. The truck landed on top of her vehicle. She suffered a facial scar and injuries to her head, neck, and right foot. Her neck problems were serious but in this case, the scar to her face seems like a critical part of her case. The dump truck\u2019s insurance company, Progressive, agreed to a $925,000 settlement with the victim at a mediation before trial.\n2014, Texas: $106,000 settlement. An eight-year-old girl and her mother were at a relative\u2019s house for Mother\u2019s Day weekend festivities. Another family member brought her dogs, two Labrador mixes, and invited the child to see the dog. But the dogs had been locked up all day and were particularly agitated. One dog aptly named Bear, bit Katie. She had a laceration on her face and medical bills of $17,000. She had a scar on her face and arm. The scar on her face was a red line about the length and width of a crayon. She said a future scar revision would be about $8,500. It is unclear what the scar might look like after the surgery. She brought a lawsuit; awkwardly I\u2019m sure, against the relative. The injury was covered under the relative\u2019s homeowner\u2019s policy (which few people understand usually extends coverage far beyond the home). The defense argument from Amica Insurance: the scar will go away at some point. The case settled for $106,000.\n2013, North Carolina: $50,000. Another dog bite case involving an 8-year-old. The child was bitten in the face by a German Shepherd, leaving permanent scarring. The child needed 12 stitches in her face that led to some permanent scarring that resembled a dimple in her cheek after the stitches were removed. The child had scar revision surgery that helped some, but the dimple-like scar is still there. Obviously, in the word of scars on your face, a \u201cdimple-like\u201d scar is one of the least problematic.\nGet a Free Evaluation of Your Claim\nI have handled scores of cases that have involved these kinds of awful scars. If you want to get a free on-line consultation to get a better idea of the value of your case, fill out this brief case evaluation form and I (or another attorney here) will get back to you immediately with my thoughts on your potential claim.",
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        "raw_content": "Alcoholic Behavior\nAlcoholic behavior can range from the moderate to the severe. If drinking has become a problem that continues despite the development of social, legal, or health problems,\" it is considered alcohol abuse, according to the National Institutes of Health (NIH).\nHere are some examples of behaviors inherent to alcohol abuse:\nFailing to fulfill major work, school, or home responsibilities\nDrinking in situations that are potentially dangerous, such as driving a car or operating heavy machinery\nExperiencing repeated alcohol-related legal problems, such as being arrested for driving while intoxicated (DWI)\nExhibiting continued drinking despite having relationship problems that are caused or made worse by drinking\nIf alcoholic abuse worsens, it progresses to alcohol dependence or alcoholism. NIH data show the disease is marked by the following mix of emotional, psychological, and physical symptoms.\nCraving: a strong urge, or need, to drink\nPhysical Dependence: withdrawal symptoms, such as nausea, shakiness, sweating, and anxiety after stopping drinking\nRisk Factors for Alcoholic Behavior\nNot every problem drinker will become an alcoholic. Experts recommend that problem drinkers seek help before the drinking escalates into a level of addiction, leading to behaviors that can derail the life of the individual, his or her family, and society.\nIt\u2019s important to know the risk factors for alcoholism:\nAlcoholism tends runs in families.\nIf you socialize with people who drink, it\u2019s that much easier to pick up the habit.\nMore men than women develop the disease.\nThe younger you begin drinking, the more at risk you are.\nAlcoholism is worst among young adults.\nIn fact, colleges across the country have become increasingly aware that a culture of drinking has developed on many campuses.\nAccording to a National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism fact sheet, the consequences of excessive drinking by college students are more significant, more destructive, and more costly than many parents realize. Drinking by college students aged 18 to 24 contributes to an estimated 1,700 student deaths, 599,000 injuries, and 97,000 cases of sexual assault or date rape each year.\nRecognizing these alarming facts, along with the fact that people who begin drinking at a young age are more at risk, colleges are developing programs to address the growing problem.\nMore than alcoholic behavior on our alcoholism signs page",
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        "raw_content": "(Actually, the \u201cblossoms\u201d are not blossoms, but colored bracts, which are modified leaves. Peer into the whorl of bracts and you\u2019ll see small, round, yellow cups, called cyanthiums in which inconspicuously reside the true blossoms.)\nPoinsettia need not be a throwaway plant when the holiday season ends. The plant is easy to grow and, with just slightly more trouble, can be brought into bloom again this time next year. The plant is photoperiodic, meaning it blossoms after a period of exposure to short days. For poinsettia, that\u2019s about a month of 12 hour, or less, days. That photoperiod begins about mid-September around here, so the plants could be left outdoors for the period as long as they\u2019re not exposed to freezing temperatures. Or a plant could be moved in and out of a closet.\nAlthough the photoperiod is spoken of in terms of length of day, length of darkness is what really matters. So each day\u2019s dark period must be uninterrupted; no car headlights, table lamps, or even a flashlight.\nIf all this seems like too much trouble, just treat a poinsettia like any other houseplant. Photoperiod doesn\u2019t stand alone in prompting flowers. Given good growing conditions, a poinsettia will still blossom \u2014 just not at Christmas.\nWorth Having Even If It Does Come Late, or Early\nChristmas cactus also offers red-and-greenery in winter, and is also photoperiodic. But not always. In a cool room, below 60\u00b0F., the plant will flower no matter how long each day\u2019s light stretches. Even if it\u2019s exposed, artificially of course, to continuous light!\nAbove 60\u00b0F, temperature steps in to play a role. At room temperatures, or thereabouts, a Christmas cactus needs about the same day length as does poinsettia, except that it might not need the weeks and weeks of short days before it decides to bloom. Then again, it might wait a few weeks, to throw in another wrinkle, depending on the variety of Christmas cactus.\nMy tack has been to give my plant reasonably good growing conditions, with bright light in winter and a little shade in summer and a well-drained potting mix rich in peat or other organic material, and let it blossom according to its whim. In which case \u201choliday cactus\u201d might be a better name for these plants than \u201cChristmas cactus\u201d because blossoms might unfold during Thanksgiving, Christmas, Easter, or anytime in between.\n\u201cButterflies\u201d in Winter\nThe last plant of this triad is my favorite: cyclamen. In bloom, it looks like delicate, red (or pink or white) butterflies fluttering above the mottled green, heart-shaped leaves.\nCyclamen\u2019s native habitat \u2014 the Mediterranean, with its cool, wet winters and hot, dry summers \u2014 offers hints of the plant\u2019s ongoing care and flowering needs. This time of year, late fall going into winter, is when the plant is flowering and wants to be kept cool (preferably no higher than about 65\u00b0F.), moist (but not waterlogged), and in indirect light (which casts no more than a fuzzy shadow). Under these conditions, those butterflies can hover over the plant for weeks and weeks.\nAs spring comes \u2014 that is, \u201cspring\u201d indoors \u2014 leaves start to yellow and flowers fade. The plant is going dormant. At this point, the plant needs less water, the amount commensurate with the vibrancy of its leaves. Come fall, leafstalks start to appear again atop the bulb (botanically a corm, which is a short, swollen underground plant stem that is a storage organ), and the cycle begins again.\nMy favorite cyclamen species is Cyclamen hederifolium (ivy-leaved cyclamen).\nCyclamen flower in a crannied wall\nIt\u2019s a very much scaled down version of the potted cyclamen you see for sale this time of year. It\u2019s cute. Besides that, it\u2019s also cold-hardy outdoors here. Some self-seeded \u201cvolunteers\u201d even have established themselves to brighten up cracks between the flagstones of my terrace, blossoming each year in early fall.\nThis entry was posted in Flowers, Houseplants and tagged Christmas cactus, cyclamen, poinsettia. Bookmark the permalink. Trackbacks are closed, but you can post a comment.\n\u00ab End of Year Punch List",
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        "raw_content": "Police seeking public assistance to identify assault suspect\nPolice have obtained a composite drawing of a suspect involved in an assault on the north side last month and are seeking the public\u2019s assistance to identify him.\nOn February 13, 2018, at approximately 4:15 p.m. police responded to a report of an assault with a weapon in the 1100 block of 14 Street North. Upon arrival the suspect had fled the scene on foot and although a search of the area was conducted, the suspect was not located.\nThe suspect is described as a Caucasian male in his early 20s, approximately 5'8\", 130 lbs, with short buzzed hair. The male was wearing a grey hoodie with a dark coat over top and blue jeans.\nAnyone who recognizes the suspect or has information about the assault is asked to contact police at 403-328-4444 or Crime Stoppers 1-800-222-8477. Tips can also be submitted online at www.tipsubmit.com",
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        "raw_content": "The University of Chicago Library > Special Collections Research Center > Finding Aids > Guide to the University of Chicago Department of Medicine Records 1940-1942\nGuide to the University of Chicago Department of Medicine Records 1940-1942\nUniversity of Chicago. Department of Medicine. Records\nThe Department of Medicine Records consist of three bound volumes containing reprints of articles by faculty members in the Department. The volumes are arranged by year and each volume includes an author index.\nWhen quoting material from this collection, the preferred citation is: University of Chicago. Department of Medicine. Records, [Box #, Folder #], Special Collections Research Center, University of Chicago Library\nThe department of medicine at the University of Chicago was founded in 1927, as a department in the division of the biological sciences. Although it was created after his death, the department was influenced by the vision of University president William Rainey Harper. He sought to bring the traditional medical school into the university system. The department of medicine encouraged its faculty to focus on scientific research and teaching.\nUniversity of Chicago. Dept. of Medicine\nReprints (Publications)\nReprints of the Publications of the Department of Medicine of the University of Chicago, 1940",
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        "title": "Tobacco: A Forgotten Healing Plant",
        "raw_content": "Home/Health & Wellness/Natural Health/Tobacco: A Forgotten Healing Plant\nTobacco\u2019s genus, Nicotiana, covers over 70 species.\nThe name tobacco usually refers to most famous and widely used Nicotiana Tabacum and its shorter but more potent cousin Nicotiana Rustica, both native to the Americas.\nAlthough it\u2019s hard to pinpoint when and where it was first cultivated, it is sure tobacco has been used for several thousand years before the time Christopher Columbus reached Americas in 1492, and after that, it spread to the whole world.\nAlthough in present-day society associated with a myriad of health issues, including cancer and cardiovascular diseases, this plant has been used for medicinal, as well as ritual purposes for millennia. Only in the last decades, tobacco has been aggressively proclaimed harmful. Up until the \u201850s they even had doctors promoting them.\nThroughout South and North America, tobacco was used consumed in a diversity of ways: it was chewed, sniffed, smoked, eaten, juiced, smeared over bodies, and used in eye drops and enemas.\nIts use varied depending on the culture and location \u2013 it ranged from medicinal as a remedy for many ailments, to purely recreational consumed by both men and women, and also mystical \u2013 a connection to the spiritual world: it\u00b4s purifying smoke was blown over fields before planting, over women prior to sex, blown into warriors\u2019 faces before battle, it was offered to gods as well as accepted as their gift.\nIn other words, tobacco smoke was believed to carry blessings, protection and most of all purification.\nThe popularity of tobacco was likely due to its dual nature:\nSmall amounts of tobacco produce a mild stimulating effect on the user, while large amounts can cause hallucinations, deep trance or even death. This is why it plays a major role in many shamanistic traditions, and is an integral part of many of their cultures.\nEven today it is widely used by shamans in the Amazon, where shamans who specialize in ceremonies with tobacco are called tabaqueros. They master the spirit of tobacco and heal illnesses with his/her blow of tobacco. Their tobacco is considered a Planta Maestra, i.e. Teacher Plant. These plants are considered key protective spirits, allies, and guides to the world of health and healing.\nOther examples of Teacher Plants are Ayahuasca, San Pedro, and Coca, but there are a dozen others, not necessarily hallucinogenic.\nIn pre-Columbian North America, different tribes and civilizations had used tobacco, with one thing in common \u2013 they all preferred pipes for smoking. The pipes were utilized for distinct social and ritual purposes, which resulted in their sacred status, same as tobacco itself had.\nVarious tribes used tobacco for various purposes including healing ailments such as earaches, snake bites, cuts and burns, respiratory diseases, fever, convulsions, nervous ailments, urinary ailments, and skin diseases. Other examples of its use were sealing the peace with other tribes, preventing lightning and storms, communicating with spirits and, making an offering to them.\nTobacco\u2019s first encounter with Europe was in the palace gardens in Spain and Portugal, from where it spread to the rest of the continent, first because of its beauty, and later because of the medical properties that were assigned to it. The first noted experiments with the plant were conducted by Jean Nicot, a French ambassador in Portugal, after whom nicotine was later named.\nHe succeeded to cure a man with a tumor applying tobacco poultices and continued experimenting with it. He introduced the plant to the French court and promoted its medicinal properties, which gave a boost to its popularity.\nThe popularity of tobacco is likely owed to nicotine, one of its potent ingredients. Nicotine is an alkaloid that in lesser doses produces a relaxing and stimulating effect and increases the level of dopamine and serotonin, which probably accounts for its addictive properties. In higher doses, it can be harmful. Even though labeled addictive, its benefits seem to outweigh the risks. In fact, it seems to have no more health risks than caffeine.\nThe confusion about nicotine comes from anti-smoking activists who equate nicotine and smoking. Nicotine is an anti-inflammatory agent and has been shown, among other things to prevent and treat Alzheimer\u2019s, as well as delay the onset of Parkinson\u2019s disease.\nAnalysis of natural tobacco leaf has been shown to contain more than 3,000 endogenous plant organic and inorganic chemical compounds. Interestingly, among them are certain harmala alkaloids, which perform as monoamine oxidase inhibitors (MAOI-s).\nThese prevent the breakdown of monoamine neurotransmitters such as dopamine and serotonin and thereby increase their availability. This can also account for tobacco\u2019s \u201cfeel good\u201d effect. Also, in case of ingesting DMT, tobacco is likely to increase its absorption.\nWhat happened in the last hundred years that changed the way the world thinks about tobacco?\nAt the notion of tobacco, the majority of people will associate it with the disease. The WHO states that \u201ctobacco use is one of the biggest public health threats the world has ever faced\u201d. This statement is false because the tobacco itself doesn\u2019t present such a health threat; it is the modern tobacco products and the production process that pose a threat.\nTobacco today is a commercial agricultural product, planted in over a hundred countries. The whole process from planting to harvesting, curing and its incorporation into tobacco products is carefully controlled, in order to get specific leaf characteristics, smoke chemistry, the degree of combustibility, desired moisture content and other properties.\nBeing one of two main categories exempt from being required to label the ingredients (the other one being alcoholic beverages), tobacco products are usually laden with additives. Any attempt to make labeling the ingredients obligatory has been smothered by the tobacco industry. Now, I have heard many times that cigarettes have additives, but once I looked deeper into the subject, I realized this was not only true but true to a perverted extent.\nIn the US, the industry uses over 600 intentional chemical additives to blended cigarettes. Furthermore, there is a myriad of additives present in tobacco final products which are not intentionally added but are simply a by-product of growing and production process.\nThese include: various microorganisms, pesticides, herbicides, insecticides, heavy metals, foreign materials such as metal, cardboard, styrofoam, wood fragments, small animals and insects, and other elements such as organic solvents and dioxins.\nThe tobacco industry claims that all of the additives used in the manufacture of cigarettes and other tobacco products are approved for use by the FDA GRAS (generally regarded as safe) list. However, the problem is the ingredients on these lists have never been approved in products that are intended to be burned or inhaled.\nThrough inhalation, the lungs absorb into the body even the substances that the digestive tract would have recognized as toxic and filtered out, while the burning alters many of these additives into potentially harmful ones, while some are known to produce carcinogenic when pyrolyzed. Furthermore, none of these additives have been tested in conjunction with other pyrolyzed additives or tobacco.\nIn the example, even the seemingly harmless additives such as licorice, chocolate, honey, and brown sugar, are actually harmful when burned in conjunction with nicotine since the sugars in these ingredients create acetaldehyde when burned. Another example is glycerol which, when pyrolyzed, converts to acrolein, a known carcinogen.\nAs if this wasn\u2019t enough, in 1982 tobacco became the first plant that was genetically modified. Since then, tobacco has been further genetically modified with the purpose of making it resistant to herbicides, insecticides, viruses, fungi, and to reduce the nicotine content. Since labeling GMOs is not mandatory, users of cigarettes and other tobacco products, in addition to being exposed to numerous dangerous chemicals, have no way of knowing if there\u2019s GMO tobacco in their cigarettes.\nThis also means that the studies done on smoking and smokers do not differentiate between natural and chemically treated tobacco, or between natural and GMO tobacco.\nI would call this bad science.\nInterestingly, another plant whose health benefits have long been neglected has been getting plenty of media attention lately, and that is cannabis. People are waking up realizing they\u2019ve been conned into thinking this was just a dangerous drug. But you will rarely see tobacco in the media unless to warn about its health hazards. The conviction of its detrimental properties is too deep.\nDoes all of this mean that the natural tobacco and smoking natural tobacco is completely safe? No, absolutely not. As with any plant, it can be a cure, but it can also be a poison. Smoking natural tobacco could have significant benefits as peoples across the world have recognized for millennia.\nHowever, it could have some health risks too, since some harmful substances may come from tobacco itself. I have found no studies conducted on natural, organic or wild grown tobacco, probably because it is not widely available. In fact, in most countries, it is very hard to find. There are some studies on conventional tobacco that show some health effects of smoking, so-called \u201cSmokers\u2019 Paradoxes\u201d.\nIt appears to reduce the risk of ulcerative colitis, sarcoidosis, endometrial cancer, uterine fibroids and breast cancer among women carrying the very high-risk BRCA gene. Using organic tobacco with no additives may be a way to utilize these benefits, without many of the risks posed by conventional tobacco.\nIf you are a tobacco lover, the best way to obtain it is to plant your own in a garden or in pots. Since there\u2019s no recipe on how to use it and in which quantities, a good way would be to use your intuition.\nYou may want to smoke it recreationally, or use it occasionally like the old Indians did: consciously and with intention.\nIf you feel like it, make a tobacco tea or add a fresh leaf to your smoothies.\nBy Panagiotis K.|2018-08-17T13:00:08+00:00June 15th, 2014|Categories: Health & Wellness, Natural Health|Tags: cannabis, DMT, nicotine, tobacco|0 Comments",
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        "raw_content": "You are here: Home / Construction / Pool or water feature?\nPool or water feature? At some level it doesn\u2019t really matter considering the role that this particular pool/ water feature has to play. But it is very unique \u2013 at least in my world. If I was keeping count (and I\u2019m not so this is a complete guess), I have had something to do with 40+/- pools \u2013 either through designing them, coordinating them, or simply watching them get built on one of my projects. This pool/ water feature falls mostly into the last category but I have been a part of a few programmatic concerns where this pool is concerned.\nSo here it is \u2026 in all of its not-quite-finished glory. I am standing on the balcony off the mater bedroom looking down on this water feature just soaking it all in. Technically it is a pool \u2013 it has all the components and moving parts that a pool of almost any size would contain. But it\u2019s pretty compact and I don\u2019t really think that the owners are going to do any swimming in this particular pool (hence the \u201cpool/water feature\u201d conundrum).\nEither way, this pool is unique and I thought that as we head into the home stretch of this project, I had better get a bunch of before pictures done and out-of-the-way so that you can appreciate the after pictures just a little but more. This pool was designed and detailed by Hocker Design Group and is being built by Pool Environments. I have worked with both of these folks before and while I have absolutely nothing to do with selecting the pool contractor, I will admit that I\u2019m glad when I learn that they are working on one of my projects. They are professionals and I know that I am going to end up with a great finished product.\nThis is a close-up look at the Bluestone \u2018Premiere\u2019 slabs that will cover the entire courtyard deck and the interior of the pool. It is quite beautiful and has a timeless aesthetic to it. We are using is 24\u2033 x 48\u2033 x 1.25\u2033 monolithic slabs to cover everything \u2013 but the courtyard isn\u2019t really that large so the impact here is tangible and apparent.\nSome dudes laying the slabs into place \u2026 it takes more than two guys to move and set these slabs.\nThis is a picture when the Bluestone slabs were just starting to get set inside the pool. We call this a \u201cparty\u201d pool because of its shallow depth. (I am going to avoid the obvious joke here, I need more of a challenge). In the design, the deck comes right up to the edge of the pool and turns down to cover the surface of the entire shell of the pool. This is unique to me, at least I\u2019ve never seen it done quite this way before.\nOriginally the owners thought that the only \u201cpeople\u201d who would be using the pool would be their golden retriever dogs \u2026 but they have changed their minds since grandchildren have started to arrive on the scene. This required a design modification after the pool had already been cast \u2026 a pool cover became a requirement. Not an easy retrofit into a pool such as this but we made it happen AND look like it was supposed to be like that from the beginning.\nIf you look at the picture above, you can see the roller that will house the cover and the metal guides running parallel to the pool located on each side. These guides will sit down flush with the top of the Bluestone slabs so that their visual impact is diminished.\nThis is a close up look at the pool cover housing and guides. Eventually a raised ip\u00ea wood deck will cover the roller so you won\u2019t see the cover unless it has been put to use and is covering the pool.\nThis is a picture looking down the length of the pool after the interior of the pool has been (mostly) covered in the stone slabs. Seriously, this is going to look unbelievable when it\u2019s finished. The color of the stone is going to have an amazing impact on the color of the water. Once the pool is filled, instead of the water looking a bright sky blue, it will take on the appearance of a deep water blue. Here in Texas, when the summers get really hot, the darker blue makes the water look a whole lot more inviting \u2013 definitely more appealing and cooler.\nYes, even in the pool, the alignment of joints matter, and time was spent making sure where each line would fall so that everything inside the pool matched up with everything outside the pool. Attention to details \u2013 not sure if the owners will specifically pick up on this but I think they will pick up on the ambiance of the entire area.\nThis is a little thing, but one that I picked up on immediately. This pool is narrow and long and it wouldn\u2019t have looked quite right if the drains for the pool were their typical circular pattern, so instead, these thin and wide drains were used. Before I get any comments about the drains not aligning with the slab joints, let me stop you and say there is some limits to the level of coordination that anyone has a right to expect without resorting to herculean efforts and 2x herculean price tags. The drains were set into concrete about 18 months before any stone slab joints showed up on site so cut those guys a break. (I will tell you that if I had made a stink about this, they assuredly would have changed it \u2013 although I would have a hard time justifying the additional cost).\nThis is a partial detail through the end of the pool where you can see for yourself that based on the depth, this is not a true swimming pool. Basically, you have a play pool for babies and dogs \u2026 but if it were my pool, I know that I would probably drag a chair into the water (along with a cold beverage of my choosing) and enjoy myself immensely. Pools are for relaxing, not swimming laps, I don\u2019t care what anybody has to say on the matter.\nLastly, I am going to leave you a final edge condition photo and detail. The water level in this pool will be even with the deck \u2013 which further adds to the internal pool or water feature debate I have been waging with myself. 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        "raw_content": "\"Ignorance of Scripture is ignorance of Christ.\" \u2013 St. Jerome\nThe newest title in the internationally best-selling \"YOUCAT\" series for youth and young adults, this outstanding Bible features the creative elements of the best-selling YOUCAT youth catechism and the DOCAT social teaching handbook. It's filled with engaging photos, clever and fun illustrations by YOUCAT's award-winning designer, insightful sidebar quotes from great thinkers, Catholic saints and... [More]\nBiblical Truths (103)\nThe New Dictatorship and What to Do About ItIn Absolute Relativism: The New Dictatorship and What to Do about It, Chris Stefanick tackles all the tough questions about relativism by showing how bankrupt and impractical it is. Using a down-to-earth, easily accessible question-and-answer format, Absolute Relativism shows that far from being the answer to world peace \u2013 or even personal peace of m... [More]\nBring home the Bible AND a road map to understanding it! 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        "raw_content": "Howell receiving $1.7M for State Street reconstruction\nNearly $2 million will come to Howell to completely reconstruct State Street.\nHowell receiving $1.7M for State Street reconstruction Nearly $2 million will come to Howell to completely reconstruct State Street. Check out this story on livingstondaily.com: https://www.livingstondaily.com/story/news/local/community/howell/2019/01/23/howell-receiving-money-repair-lead-pipes-storm-sewer/2656249002/\nSean Bradley, Livingston Daily Published 1:04 p.m. ET Jan. 23, 2019 | Updated 11:29 a.m. ET Jan. 24, 2019\nHowell will receive $1.7 million from the State of Michigan to repair streetscape and infrastructure in the 100 block of North State Street and the adjacent alleyways.\n\"With the proposed enhancements, the State Street Festival Street will now function as the city\u2019s \u2018living room,' as it is home to our Farmer\u2019s Market, hosts attractions for Melon Fest, Rock the Block and numerous other family events throughout the year,\" Mayor Nick Proctor said in a statement. \"These improvements will set the standard for event spaces in downtowns throughout the state and we look forward to every resident enjoying the improved space in 2020.\"\nThe reconstruction - set to begin in the spring and last through October - will cost about $2 million, a majority of which will be covered by the grant from the Michigan Strategic Fund allocated from the state's Community Development Block Grant program. The city will be responsible for approximately $320,000 of the cost, which covers all design and construction management costs.\nSpecifically, the funding will cover:\nthe complete reconstruction of State Street with a barrier-free design;\nthe complete reconstruction of the two alleys between State Street and Michigan Avenue that will improve drainage in the area;\nrepair or replacement of all water, sewer, and storm sewer lines in the area, including the removal of any lead-jointed water lines in the project area\nburial of the majority of electrical service lines in the popular alleyways; and\npedestrian-scale enhancements throughout the project, including new landscaping, trash receptacles, and benches\nThis project follows the City Council\u2019s policy that any construction projects be funded at least 80% from outside sources for the city to be able to proceed with the work. This policy was approved in November.\nReconstructing State Street with a barrier-free, design has long been a goal of the city.\nThe design, which eliminates steps and curbs, allows Americans with Disabilities Act accessibility to all persons for events that occur on State Street.\nParking in the State Street block will remain for the adjacent businesses, and electrical enhancements will be made to improve festival and event set up in the future.\nCity staff members are working with event organizers that typically use State Street for the summer months to work out new locations for this year.\nRead or Share this story: https://www.livingstondaily.com/story/news/local/community/howell/2019/01/23/howell-receiving-money-repair-lead-pipes-storm-sewer/2656249002/",
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        "raw_content": "Doormats A doormat is a hallmark that will immediately communicate something to the guest. Even more so if it's not an anonymous tool where rubbing the soles of our shoes to clean them, but a design object with its own peculiar shape and colour. Any guest or visitor will have the first impression of a house through the mat placed in front of the door and its appearance can anticipate much of the personality of those who live in a house. Even a doormat can communicate a lot of information on the ideas, tastes and spirit of those who have chosen it. A nice doormat, either animal-shaped or essential and functional, can immedia\nDoormats A doormat is a hallmark that will immediately communicate something to the guest. Even more so if it's not an anonymous tool where rubbing the soles of our shoes to clean them, but a design object with its own peculiar shape and colour. 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Iron, coconut, aluminium and plasticized elements constitute the soul of these original and elegant doormats of all shapes and sizes, whose appearance is made even more pleasant and entertaining by the availability of a wide choice of colours ranging from green to red through black and lilac. In this section of our online store, you will find a lot of tips and ideas to satisfy even the most demanding clients who imagine the entrance to their home as a truly special and unique place. Our wide selection is able to meet every need of the customer who knows that elegance lies in the details and that the harmony and combination of home furnishing begin on the door. The harmony and elegance of the furniture begin already with the front door that prepares the guests to the atmosphere that will surround them once inside. This online store will allow everyone to unleash their imagination and to make their most daring dreams come true. 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My advice is either to move to Vista now and save the pain of trying to jump two or three releases to Windows 7 later, or accept a more pragmatic approach of managed diversity.\nThe trouble is that Microsoft has muddied the water by dropping hints about what the future may hold. What was once arguably the world\u2019s biggest and best marketing machine seems to have lost its way recently \u2013 either maintain the silence and keep us guessing what Windows 7 means, or open up and let us decide whether it\u2019s worth the wait. With the current situation, IT Managers are confused: the press are, by and large, critical of Vista; consumers and early adopters have complained of poor device support (not Microsoft\u2019s fault); and even Microsoft seems ready to forget about pushing their current client operating system and move on to the next big thing.\nIn all my roles \u2013 as a consultant, an infrastructure architect, a Microsoft partner and of course as a blogger, I\u2019d love to know more about Windows 7 \u2013 and Microsoft does need to be more transparent if it expects customers to make a decision. Instead, they seem to be hoping that hints of something new that\u2019s not Vista will help to sell Enterprise Agreements (complete with Software Assurance) to corporates.\nPosted in UncategorisedTagged Microsoft Windows 7, Microsoft Windows Server 2008, Microsoft Windows Vista3 Comments\nPrevious PostMoving virtual machines between disks in Hyper-VNext PostComparing internal and USB-attached hard disk performance in a notebook PC\n3 thoughts on \u201cWaiting for Windows 7: is Vista really that bad?\u201d\nI\u2019ve got several problems with Vista.\n1) The hardware requirements (and in particular memory) are only just becoming standard parts of corporate PC purchases. This means that for most organizations it will be three years before their hardware fleet is entirely ready for Vista.\n2) There actually isn\u2019t a lot of business value in Vista. There\u2019s a lot of gimmicks, and a lot of features which are sort of very basic consumer grade. There isn\u2019t actually a compelling reason to move to Vista for most organizations. And no, Aero isn\u2019t a compelling reason.\n3) XP is actually good enough at the moment, and a lot of organizations will take an install one, skip one approach when upgrading to new operating systems. The fact that Vista took so long to ship leaves MS with a problem in that most organizations have already upgraded to XP \u2013 they got sick of waiting. Now they\u2019ll skip Vista and go to Windows 7.\nI understand all of the points that you are making but, if you\u2019ll indulge me, I\u2019ll comment on each one in turn:\nWith respect, whoever advised your organisation to buy PCs that wouldn\u2019t run the next version of Windows was not thinking strategically. Even if the decision to buy PCs that would be considered underpowered before they reached end of life was a tactical one, as you highlight in point 2, Aero is not a compelling reason to upgrade \u2013 so you can make do with standard graphics. I have 5-year-old Pentium 4s here that will have no trouble with Vista, given enough RAM. And RAM is cheap right now (I recently paid under \u00c2\u00a375 for 4GB of memory and if you were buying in a large enough volume you should be able to get it for less). Finally, if you are on a 3-year purchase cycle, Vista has been released to corporates for 17 months now, so it shouldn\u2019t be another 3 years before all the PCs are up to scratch \u2013 provided your purchasing people were looking ahead.\nI agree that the business case for a wholesale upgrade is shaky but there are cases where there are specific business requirements that require Vista \u2013 that\u2019s why I suggested managed diversity is a more pragmatic approach. And what makes you think that the business case for Windows 7 will be any stronger? IMHO, the days of wholesale upgrades are numbered. As for the point that many of the features are basic consumer gimmicks \u2013 those aren\u2019t the real features. The real stuff is under the covers \u2013 improved security for starters.\nInstall one, skip one, has been a problem (for Microsoft) for a while now. I was quoted in the press a few years back saying that Windows 2000 was still popular because of that approach. (Ironically, I said it was because people were waiting for Longhorn!) XP may well be \u201cgood enough\u201d but you won\u2019t be able to buy it soon. Even leaving that aside and returning to the security issue for a moment \u2013 XP has lousy support for running as a non-administrator.\nI can\u2019t believe that I\u2019m defending Windows Vista \u2013 after all, it\u2019s not so long ago that I was deriding Microsoft for taking so long to ship another service pack for XP (and I still can\u2019t see why it\u2019s taking so long) but as I said above \u201cit\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s only fair to say that Vista took some time to bed down, but after more than a year of continuous updates and a major service pack is it really that bad?\u201d Bad enough to leave it altogether and skip to the next version? Basically, the press have been critical of Vista since, well, since it was delayed \u2013 and mud sticks. 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In 2010 Martinique has chose for the creation of a single Community (Territorial Collectivity of Martinique) substituting to the region and to the department.\nWanakaera (Iguanas Island), Matinino (Women Island), Matinik, Madinina, the flowers island\u2026 his nicknames are numerous but all describe its uniqueness and beauty.\nOf volcanic origin, Martinique is crowned by Mount Pel\u00e9e which destroyed the old capital of Martinique, Saint-Pierre, in 1902. The city has became \u201ccity of art and history\u201d and remains a jewel of Caribbean tourism. There are plenty of hikes to do and a lot of observation points of its lush vegetation on the slopes of the volcano. We also discover in this beautiful \u201cflowers island\u201d splendid parks and gardens that invite you to walk and dream. South and north, you will find beautiful beaches and great surfing location. Many fishing villages lying along the coast will offer all tastes and aromas of a colorful country. Here, take the time to experience and appreciate the multicolored world of our history and geography. Surfing for example at the Caravelle peninsula in the morning, \u201cthe Pipirit singing\u201d, then return to Fort-de-France to enjoy the night life of the country \u2026\nMartinique is an island in the Lesser Antilles in the eastern Caribbean Sea Relief map of Martinique, with an area of 1128 km\u00b2 (10 times the area of Paris). As Guadeloupe it is an overseas department of France. To the northwest lies Dominica. To the south southeast lies Saint Lucia and Barbados. As with the other overseas departments, it is one the twenty-seven regions of France and is an integral part of the Republic. The first European to discover the island was Christopher Columbus in 1493. As part of France, the island is part of the European Union and its currency is Euro. Its official language is French, although many of its inhabitants also speak Creole from Martinique.\nThe Mount Pel\u00e9e, an active volcano with a total area of \u200b\u200b1100 km\u00b2, Martinique is the 3rd largest island in the Lesser Antilles after Trinidad and Guadeloupe. It extends over 70 km long and 30 km wide. The highest point is Mount Pel\u00e9e volcano (1397m). The last two major eruptive phases arrived in 1902: the eruption of May 8, 1902 destroyed St. Pierre and killed 28 000 inhabitants in 2 minutes. The 30 August 1902 eruption caused almost 1100 deaths, especially in Morne-Rouge and Ajoupa-Bouillon. Navigate on the coast of Martinique is difficult using vessels. The Peninsula Caravelle clearly separates the North Atlantic and South Atlantic. The north of the island is mountainous and heavily forested. 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        "raw_content": "Auto Accidents in Huntsville, Alabama\nPerhaps you have been injured in an automobile accident in Huntsville, Alabama. If so, you could be left confused and unsure of what steps you need to take in order to protect your rights, and your future. Contacting a Huntsville, Alabama car accident attorney who has a solid history of protecting clients\u2019 rights, could well be the most important step you could take following your accident. The question you should ask yourself when contacting an auto accident attorney is whether you just want any attorney, or whether you want the best attorney. As with any profession, there are many levels of skills, knowledge and experience among attorneys.\nConsider the Huntsville, Alabama law firm of Martinson & Beason, PC. Our attorneys have a strong tradition of excellence which has resulted in numerous legal accolades. 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Our firm was awarded the 2015 client\u2019s choice award for personal injury.\nMartinson & Beason\u2019s former clients have spoken, and, without exception, have given the firm top marks. With more than fifty, five-star Google reviews to their credit, the firm\u2019s reputation and experience level are top-notch.\nWhen you have been involved in a Huntsville, Alabama automobile accident, don\u2019t you want an attorney who has the experience necessary to give you the best chance of a positive outcome? The accolades of our attorneys listed above are more than awards. They show our attorneys always go above and beyond to ensure our clients receive the vigorous representation they deserve.\nAbout Auto Accidents in Huntsville, Alabama\nHuntsville is located primarily in Madison County and, in fact, is the seat of Madison County.\nIn 2013, there were 21 fatalities resulting from auto accidents, four of which involved an impaired driver. Just across the state line, however, the city of Knoxville, Tennessee made the list of the ten most dangerous cities, as far as impaired drivers and fatal accidents. From 2010 to 2012, Knoxville recorded 31 fatal alcohol-related crashes, which is three times as many, per capita, than the national average. During the same time period, Huntsville, with nearly the same population as Knoxville, recorded only 12 fatal alcohol-related crashes.\nTaken as a whole, however, in 2015 the state of Alabama ranked as the seventh highest state for motor vehicle deaths. The rate of auto accident deaths in the state of Alabama is 13.7 per 100,000 population, while the national rate of auto accident deaths is 7.0, according to the Centers for Disease Control. 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        "raw_content": "Posted by Mike Levesque | Mar 17, 2018 | COMBAT SPORTS, NEWS | 0 |\nPicture yourself being threatened by an army of formidable soldiers. It\u2019s the 13th century and guns don\u2019t exist, weapons are hard to come by, and unlucky you \u2013 your enemies have an abundant supply. What do you do but turn your body into a weapon. Muay Thai was born in the battlefield and proved to be more deadly than the weapons it replaced.\nFather of Muay Thai\nThailand, although rich in history has lost its historical archives around 1767. Burma invaded and destroyed Thailand, then known as Siam. The true origins of Muay Thai will forever be a mystery, but like much of history, legends and stories have been passed down through the generations. One such story is of the \u2018father\u2019 of Muay Thai. Every year on March 17th his story is celebrated as National Muay Thai Day. His name was Nai Khanom Tom \u2013 and he will never be forgotten.\nNai Khanom Tom, was amongst a group of Thai people, many Thai being boxers, which were taken by force back to Burma as one of thousands of prisoners. Little did Burma know that there was a legend in their midst. The King of Burma, Lord Mangra held numerous celebrations throughout his reign, one such celebration, lasting seven nights, was seven years after Nai Khanom Tom\u2019s imprisonment. The king ordered a presentation for boxing matches between Thai and Burmese fighters.\nThe first day of celebration marked the first day of the fights. And the first time the Burmese saw a display of Muay Thai. Before the match began, Nai Khanom Tom started to dance around his Burmese opponent. The crowd thought this Thai tradition, Wai Kru, was black magic. When the signal to fight was given, Nai Khanom Tom knocked out his opponent with a flurry of elbows, knees, kicks, and punches. The referee thought the black magic ritual was why the match was won so easily and claimed the win as invalid.\nThe king wanted more action and sent another nine Burmese opponents to fight. Each opponent was sent in one by one with no time breaks between the fights. Of course, they all suffered the same fate as the first Burmese fighter. Lord Mangra was so impressed by this display, he granted Nai Khanom Tom and all the Thais freedom on that day of March 17, 1774. Nai Khanom Tom will always be remembered as Thailand\u2019s hero, a savior through Thai Boxing. It doesn\u2019t seem so difficult to understand why the Thai people are very much into Muay Thai. Muay Thai is the country\u2019s rock, its foundation.\nRecent Overview\nMuay Thai has undergone many eras of change. Over the past 100 years the once field-combat martial art has become an established sport. In the 1920\u2019s boxing gloves were introduced to replace hemp rope bindings (Kaad Chuek), boxing stadiums were built, one of which is the \u2018mecca\u2019 of Muay Thai \u2013 Lumpinee Stadium in Bangkok, and popularity began to grow worldwide.\nToday Muay Thai has grown significantly, it has evolved from combat to sport and now for fitness, you can see it in Hollywood, in the UFC, even on your block at the local Muay Thai gym!\nPreviousWarrior Spotlight: Jared Kilkenny \u2013 Watch out for one of Canada\u2019s top heavyweights!\nNextWhat is Muay Thai?\nGSP Out \u2013 Due to Medical Reasons",
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        "raw_content": "Today my co-worker asked me if Reid and I fight and I was honest and said no. We don\u2019t fight. It\u2019s a difficult concept for so many people. Growing up, I thought love was disagreeing. Love was challenging each other. But I got a little older and I realized that wasn\u2019t the case.\nHere\u2019s a list compiled by Reid and I about how we make it work\n1. Discuss VS Fight\nWe share our points of view, we explain our reasoning, and then we come to a compromise that\u2019s either a blend of the two points of view or sometimes we just agree that one of us has a better idea. It\u2019s not an insult if one of us doesn\u2019t like the others idea. It\u2019s nothing personal, at all.\n2. Genuine Interest\nHe takes such an interest in the stories I report on at work, the mental health causes I\u2019m interested in and the workout regime or race I\u2019m training for. And the same goes for him. I love it when he teaches me about what he does at work or when he shares childhood memories with me.\n3. Align our Goals\nWe are constantly talking about what we want out of life financially, for our retirement, for our children, for our investments, and our careers. We\u2019ve already talked about what we want for our kids and when we plan to retire. Talking about our goals also reassures me that we\u2019re on the right path.\nReid is an amazing cook and I wouldn\u2019t gladly let him cook every night but I also love to cook so we take turns. But if Reid cooks I will gladly clean up and vice versa. It\u2019s not something we\u2019ve ever talked about and we don\u2019t have a schedule. We just kind of go with the flow. If I\u2019m not feeling up to cooking, NO SWEAT! He\u2019s got my back. Also I\u2019m really bad at remembering to do laundry and I know he\u2019s always willing to pick up the slack.\nWe don\u2019t take ourselves too seriously. We are always joking and having fun. Laughter is the best medicine, remember! We are constantly making new memories and reminiscing about old ones. It just comes naturally when you\u2019re best friends. In my opinion, it\u2019s not something you can force.\nThese are not hard and fast rules to follow but this is how we have made it work. It\u2019s not always sunshine and roses, but we always look on the bright side and enjoy each moment together that we get. With Reid\u2019s career with the military, we know it\u2019s possible that he could be deployed for any number of months so we try to take advantage of what time we have together. He\u2019s my rock and he\u2019s so important to my mental health! He\u2019s taught me so much about life, love, and my self.",
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Most are anticipating more and bigger merger and acquisition (M&A) deals in 2019, according to Deloitte\u2019s \u201cThe State of the Deal: M&A Trends 2019\u201d survey of 1,000 U.S. corporate dealmakers and private equity firms.\nAbout 79% of all respondents say their organizations will close more deals in the next 12 months and 70% expect the size of transactions to be larger than those closed in the preceding year.\n\u201cOur respondents seem to predict another active M&A year ahead,\u201d said Russell Thomson, managing partner of Deloitte\u2019s U.S. merger and acquisitions services practice. \u201cBut, deal making may look a bit different in 2019 with a heavier emphasis on more traditional customer base expansion and diversification of products and services, rather than technology plays. According to our survey, an increasing number of organizations also appear to be looking to accelerate deal making to take advantage of current domestic policy.\u201d\nDomestic Policy Could Accelerate Some Deal Making\nMore than half (53%) of all respondents say that tax reform provides them with additional capital to facilitate transactions. Nearly as many (44%) report that a more relaxed regulatory environment will drive more deal activity in the year ahead.\nRespondents were more split on the impact rising interest rates could have in 2019: 41% say higher rates will slow activity or reduce their ability to execute deals; however, 45% say rising rates will accelerate deal activity.\nJust 35% of all respondents say that global trade uncertainty is reducing interest in deal-making. 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Economic forces continue to be the top reason deals fail to generate expected value for both corporate and private equity respondents (38%).\nCorporate respondents cite additional reasons deals fail to generate value, including: sales did not materialize as expected (33%); deal execution or integration gaps existed (32% this year, up from 27% last year); lack of a well-defined deal strategy (24% this year, up from 18% last year); and inadequately performed due diligence (23% this year, up from 19% last year).\nAmong private equity respondents, the impact of regulatory forces on deal failures jumped to 35% from 26% a year earlier. Further, there\u2019s a surge in private equity respondents who say underperforming deals fail to achieve revenue synergies (29%, up from 19% a year ago), as well as a jump in deals that fail to align culturally (19%, up from 14% in a year).\nThomson added, \u201cThe tenets of effective deal making have not changed. 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Interestingly, 13% intend to pay down debt, a new response option in this year\u2019s survey.\nTech acquisition no longer the top strategic driver for corporates\nSurvey findings show a slight decline (15% this year, down from 20% last year) among corporate respondents who say acquiring technology is the most important aspect of their company\u2019s M&A strategy. Instead, corporate respondents are most focused on deals to expand their customer bases in existing geographic markets (20%) or to expand and diversify their products and services (19%). Talent acquisition will drive M&A strategy for 12% of corporate respondents in the year ahead, potentially reflecting an increasingly tight labor market amid record low unemployment.\nThomson added, \u201cIn previous years, corporations have been somewhat more focused on acquiring underlying technology, but as valuations in the tech sector have continued to rise, these deals become harder to do. More corporations are also pivoting to take advantage of a strong economic environment to monetize less strategically significant tech assets.\u201d\nIndustry Convergence to Continue, But Shift\nIn this year\u2019s survey, more than twice as many corporate and private equity investor respondents as last year (19% this year, up from 8% last year) selected banking and securities as the most likely sector to converge with other sectors, followed by energy and resources, asset management and technology. In a shift from recent years, fewer respondents anticipate companies in the technology industry will be involved in transactions with those in other industries in 2019.\nChina returns to cross-border M&A priority market list\nMost respondents (93%) expect some of their organizations\u2019 acquisitions to be made in foreign markets in 2019 and one-third expect half of their M&A deals to involve acquiring targets operating principally in foreign markets.\nCanada (42%) again tops the list of foreign targets for all respondents for the third consecutive year. And, amid growing trade tensions, China jumped to second place (28%, up from 18% last year), tying with Europe excluding the United Kingdom (28%). In the year ahead, respondents are less interested in pursuing deals in the U.K. (24%, down from 29% last year). 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        "raw_content": "Birthers, Birth Certificates, and Bullshit\nWhy Birth Certificates Are Proof of Nothing\nBarack Obama's Certificate of Life Birth,\nreleased by the White House\nand posted online in 2011\nFirst, an explanation\u2014I\u2019ve created this blog in order to write about women\u2019s history, and my post today isn\u2019t about women\u2019s history, women\u2019s issues, or feminist perspectives. Well, since it\u2019s a bit about me, and since I\u2019m a woman, I suppose I could argue that it\u2019s a post about a woman\u2019s history, but that\u2019s stretching it just a bit.\nAnd second, a disclaimer\u2014while I am an unreconstructed and unrepentant political liberal of the old-school tax-and-spend, bleeding heart variety (which should be pretty obvious to anyone who\u2019s read any of these posts), and while the very act of writing about women and their history is most certainly political, what I have to say here about birtherism is not intended to be political, at least not in the sense of being a defense of or an attack on any particular candidate or party. I am not engaging with Tea Party conspiracy theorists still intent on proving Barack Obama is a Muslim who was born in Kenya or with Trump supporters now intent on disproving Ted Cruz\u2019s status as a \u201cnatural born\u201d American citizen eligible to become president of the United States..\nRather, what I am focused on is the myth of the truth and inviolability of the birth certificate. When it comes to the \u201cissue\u201d of birtherism and the document that is supposed to be the \u201cproof\u201d of anything, it\u2019s bullshit. Because when I look at my birth certificate\u2014my official, state of Missouri-issued, proof of my American citizenship\u2014it is a tissue of lies.\nHere's the truth. I was born in 1951. My mother and father were divorced in July of 1957, and my mother remarried just a little over a year later, in August of 1958. At some point after her second marriage, my original birth certificate was altered, and although much of what it now says is a lie, these state-sanctioned lies are, everywhere and for every official purpose, regarded as the truth.\nThe copy of the birth certificate I have in front of me right now, my \u201cofficial\u201d birth certificate, headed \u201cThe Division of Health of Missouri Standard Certificate of Live Birth\u201d and \u201cfiled 7/28/51,\u201d proclaims \u201cTHIS IS A CERTIFIED COPY OF AN ORIGINAL DOCUMENT\u201d and warns, parenthetically, \u201c(Do not accept if rephotographed, or if seal impression cannot be felt.)\u201d\nWell, despite all its capital letters, seal impressions, warnings, and claims, this is not an \u201cORIGINAL DOCUMENT.\u201d And I know it, even though no state or federal agency seems to care.\nThe first time I remembering seeing my birth certificate was when I needed to show it for some reason or another at college. (If I\u2019d needed it to get a California driver\u2019s license, and I am assuming I must have, my mother must have kept it in her possession.)\nI remember being shocked the first time I saw it\u2014I\u2019d always known that when my mother remarried, my stepfather had adopted me and my sister, I'd always known my name had changed, and I'd always known my mother\u2019s scorched-earth efforts to expunge my natural father from my \u201chistory\u201d were never to be challenged (my younger brother had no idea that our mother been married before, or that my sister and I were, in truth, his half sisters, and he didn't find out until well into his teenage years).\nDespite all this, I hadn\u2019t realized that my birth certificate had been changed as well. As a young person, I found it more than unsettling. It was, and remained, deeply disturbing.\nDecades later, after a professional career focused on writing and teaching women\u2019s history, I finally decided to recover a bit of my own. And so, quite naively, I filled out the Missouri Bureau of Vital Records \u201cApplication for a Vital Record,\u201d had it notarized, wrote out a check for $15, and mailed it in, along with a cover letter asking for a copy of my \u201coriginal\u201d birth certificate.\nWhat I got back was a copy of the document I\u2019d had all along. But I knew that wasn\u2019t my original birth certificate. On this document, the \u201cChild\u2019s Name\u201d is not my birth name\u2014not the name I'd had for the first eight years of my life. My stepfather is listed as \u201cFather of Child\u201d\u2014while I still keep his last name, I have always known that he was not my father for the first eight years of my life. (No matter how Orwellian my mother\u2019s efforts at erasing and rewriting history, even she couldn\u2019t erase my memories, though I kept them to myself.) The other particulars are my stepfather\u2019s as well\u2014his age, his place of birth, his occupation.\nThe document\u2019s information about my \u201cPlace of Birth\u201d is a little tricky. My birthplace is listed as \u201cSt. Louis,\u201d but neither the \u201cYes\u201d or \u201cNo\u201d box is checked under \u201cInside Limits.\u201d So, even this document seems a bit uncertain about whether I was born in the city of St. Louis or not, maybe because the \u201cUsual Residence of Mother\u201d lists an address in Florissant, Missouri. The falsity of this last bit of information is readily apparent\u2014a quick online search of the address that was supposedly my mother\u2019s \u201cusual residence\u201d in 1951 easily reveals that the house wasn\u2019t built until 1953, and I am pretty sure that we didn't move into that house until 1954, at the very earliest.\nAnd there is a weird, unexplained date on the document. Although the certificate claims to have been \u201cFiled 7/28/51,\u201d there is a second date stamped in the lower left-hand corner: \u201cSep 24 1959.\u201d It had taken me many years even to see this second date, and a few more to work out that this must have been the date the birth certificate was altered and reissued.\nIt took me the better part of a year to get a copy of the original original birth certificate\u2014you know, the one that was actually issued when I was born, the one that was my birth certificate for the first eight years of my life and that reflects the reality of my birth. I finally have it, and it\u2019s now folded up and included with the other one\u2014the not-original \"original\" and official one that is filled with lies. Interestingly, while that revised and reissued document is stamped and sealed and covered with bureaucratic claims of being \u201ccertified\u201d and \u201coriginal,\u201d this one\u2014the truthful one\u2014is stamped all over with \u201cVoid,\u201d \u201cCancelled,\u201d and \u201cSuperseded.\u201d\nBut, there it is: my birth name, the one I never forgot, my father\u2019s name, the one I never forgot, and my place of birth, St. Louis, with no equivocation. That\u2019s where I was born, as the address listed under \u201cUsual Residence of Mother\u201d makes clear. And in the long process of getting this void, cancelled, and superseded document, I learned that, as I had come to suspect, the \u201cSep 24 1959\u201d stamp was the date the amended certificate was reissued and the first one, although not destroyed, was sealed\u2014I was never supposed to have it.\nWhile the details of my own birth certificate(s) are uniquely important to me, my situation is not at all unique. There are millions of Americans who have birth certificates much like mine\u2014documents that were changed and altered to suit someone\u2019s needs or preferences or comfort or convenience, documents that are officially regarded as the truth, documents regarded as some kind of holy writ, unalterable and eternal.\nExcept of course these documents are proof of nothing. These documents are . . . Well, frankly, these documents are, as I've said, pretty much bullshit. And having a birth certificate that is filled with lies, that robs its holder of his or her history, can cause a lifetime of pain. (For only one essay on this topic, \u201cWhy My Amended Birth Certificate is a Lie,\u201d written by adult adoptee Amanda H.L. Transue-Woolston, click here.)\nThe birth certificate of Eleanor Darragh,\nmother of Ted Cruz\nWhile I might be ready some day to write about my efforts to recover my own personal history, that is not the purpose of this post. Rather, it\u2019s to point out the utter nonsense of birthers and their blind faith in documents that prove nothing.\nTo counter the birthers who claimed he was born in Kenya, Barack Obama released the short form of his birth certificate in June 2008. But that wasn\u2019t enough, and so the so-called long form, the Certificate of Live Birth,\u201d was posted on the White House website on 27 April 2011.\nAnd to counter the attacks on his status as a \u201cnatural born citizen,\u201d to prove he is the child of an American citizen, Ted Cruz released his mother\u2019s birth certificate, published online in January 2016.\nBut the reality is, of course, they prove nothing.\nThe most recent comment posted at the Brietbart News website, where Eleanor Darragh Cruz\u2019s birth certificate was published, reads \u201cCase closed.\u201d\nPardon me while I laugh my ass off.\nUpdate (30 October 2016): For a story about another woman's reflections on a birth certificate full of lies, you may be interested in \"Melinda and Judy,\" Episode 53 of Phoebe Judge's Criminal podcast: \"When your very arrival in the world is marked with a fake birth certificate, you learn that you can't believe everything that you see.\" (To listen, click here).\nMen Write History--Of Men\nMen, Women, and \u201cHistory\u201d\nA few days ago, I ran across Andrew Kahn and Rebecca Onion\u2019s essay in Slate\u2014\u201cIs History Written about Men, by Men?\u201d\nOf course, without reading the any further, I was pretty sure I could answer that question correctly: yes.\nEven so, the findings of their study, inspired by VIDA\u2019s annual \u201cCount,\u201d are depressing:\nWe examined a set of 614 works of popular history from 80 houses, which either published books we defined as trade history or landed books we defined as trade history on the New York Times Combined Print & E-Book Nonfiction best-seller list in 2015. . . . We found that 75.8 percent of the total titles had male authors. Interestingly, the effect was slightly less pronounced among titles that made the New York Times best-seller list\u2014but only slightly (70.4 percent of those authors were male). University press and trade imprints had roughly the same proportion of male to female authors. The persistence of this imbalance, even among authors writing for presses that publish more academics, seems to reflect a continuing gender disparity among academic historians.\nKahn and Onion further note that 71.7 percent of all the biographies published in 2015 were about men\u2014mostly Founding Fathers, presidents, war heroes, athletes, and male writers\u2014and they were written by men (mostly\u201487%). Of the relatively few biographies about women published in 2015, most were written by women (only 6% of the biographies about women were written by men).\nRachel Hope Cleves's\nhistory, published by Oxford,\nmentioned in the Slate article\nJust a few days later, last Monday, Alison Flood reported on Slate\u2019s piece in her \u201cPopular History Writing Remains a Male Preserve, Publishing Study Finds,\u201d published in The Guardian.\nBut Flood did more than summarize the Slate essay\u2014she went on to report on figures in the UK, concluding that \u201cthe skew is just as dramatic.\u201d\nOnly 4 of the top-selling 50 histories published in the UK in 2015 were written by women, with 2 more co-authored by women. When The Bookseller, a trade magazine, previewed the top 57 history and politics titles of 2015, only 13 were written by women, with one additional co-authored by a woman (that\u2019s roughly 22.5%).\nIn response, Imogen Robertson, chair of the UK Historical Writers\u2019 Association, noted, \u201cFor me, the gender bias is horribly clear when you look at what women are supposed to write about: men write the grand expansive histories, the thesis-driven revisionist world views, and they mostly have the second world war to themselves. Women are allowed to write about, well, women.\u201d\nEven though I'm now retired, I still spend my time reading and writing about women\u2019s history. In fact, as my dear friend and colleague Tom can attest, about the time I had my fiftieth birthday, I had a bit of a flip-out, declaring that in whatever reading years remained to me, I was no longer going to read books by or about straight white men. He just laughed\u2014saying I was not the first woman-of-a-certain-age he\u2019d heard say that.\nWhile I continued to teach medieval and early-modern literature until I retired in 2014\u2014Beowulf and Chaucer and the Gawain-poet and Thomas Malory and Sir Philip Sidney and Edmund Spenser and . . . well, you get the picture, and it\u2019s all literature I love\u2014I have spent the better part of my career writing about women\u2019s history and literature. (To be absolutely honest, though, I admit that I am thrilled I don't have to read Astrophil and Stella or teach even the first canto of The Faerie Queen ever again.)\nHistorian Mary Beard's new book is\none of the few \"grand expansive\"\nand best-selling histories\nwritten by women in 2015\nSo I find this latest analysis a bit depressing, if not the least bit surprising. Last year, as I wrote and posted an essay-a-day about women\u2019s history, I linked to books about the day\u2019s topic, whenever I could. Most of them were written by women.\nAnd it's not just who is writing and what gets written, it's about who is reading\u2014and what readers are willing to read.\nOver the course of the thirty-five years that I taught at the university from which I retired, the student population shifted\u2014today about 62% of the students are female. Even so, when I taught a medieval survey course or a Shakespeare course, the classroom was a mix of men and women, When I taught a semester-long course on Beowulf in the spring of 2011, a course I'd daydreamed about teaching for most of my career, 10 of the 14 students who enrolled were men.\nBut when I taught a course with the word \u201cwomen\u201d or, even worse, \u201cfeminist\u201d in the title, I rarely saw a male student in the classroom. Oh, sure, sometimes there might be one or two men in who enrolled in these courses\u2014wonderful, dedicated, interested and interesting, fearless men\u2014but so few that most of those courses were entirely filled with women.\nAn excellent new history\nof the women's suffrage\nmovement, recommended to me\nby Nate Levin, a reader of this blog\nMore often, if there was a male student in the classroom on the first day of \u201cFive Feminist Classics,\u201d for example, or \u201cBarbie, Bratz, and Bella: The Construction of American Girlhood in the Twenty-First Century\u201d (a first-year writing seminar), he was there by accident rather than by design\u2014he needed a literature class or a writing class and just picked one that fit his schedule without noticing the course title, reading the course description I'd written, or bought the textbooks. Sometimes he stayed\u2014I'd like to think that the course material looked so interesting he just had to stay.\nBut I can\u2019t tell you how many men didn\u2019t even make it through the first class session\u2014it was pretty clear what was going to happen when we hit break time, and I watched as the one or two men hurriedly packed up all their books and laptops and left the room.\n\u201cOh, no, I\u2019ll be back,\u201d I remember one guy assuring me when I asked if he was going to stay in class (there were a handful of wait-listed students sitting in that day, hoping for a spot). But he never returned from that first ten-minute break.\n(By way of contrast, when my friend and colleague Tom taught a first-year seminar under the title of \"Fathers and Sons,\" he always had a plenty of women enrolled in the course, eager for what the semester would bring.)\nAs I think about these topics\u2014what is history, who writes history, what history is published, who reads history, and what history is being read\u2014I am taken back to my own moment of enlightenment, reading Gerda Lerner\u2019s The Majority Finds Its Past:\nFlipping through the pages of The Majority Finds Its Past: Placing Women in History (1979), a book I just casually pulled off the library shelf one day, probably in 1981 or 1982, I found myself stunned at this observation: \"women are and always have been at least half of humankind, and most of the time have been the majority.\" And then shocked by this one: \"The overriding fact is that women's history is the history of the majority of humankind\" (from the essay \"Placing Women in History: Definitions and Challenges\").\nIt's hard now to convey my surprise at Lerner's simple statements of fact\u2014\"women are and always have been half of all humankind,\" their history is \"the history of the majority of humankind.\" What seems so obvious now was not at all obvious to me at then--I had a B.A., an M.A., and by the time I found my way to Lerner's book, a Ph.D. I had just started my first teaching job at a private liberal-arts college. I had spent my life studying literature and history, preparing for my career as an academic, and yet it had never occurred to me that I didn't know about any women writers before Jane Austen or about any women in history beyond Cleopatra, Elizabeth Tudor, and Susan B. Anthony.\nWe have come a long way since 1979\u2014but when it comes to \"placing women in history\" as writers, as subjects, as readers, we still have a long way to go.\n(And, by the way, if you look around for who buys and reads more books in the US, it's women. Here are recent statistics from the Pew Research Center.)\nLabels: women and history, women writers\nHanging on to Jeanne of France\nJeanne of France: Duchess, Queen, Saint (1464-1505)\nThe unfortunate Jeanne of France,\nbriefly queen of France\nIn the year and a half since I retired after thirty-five years of university teaching, I\u2019ve been letting go\u2014not only of stress and anxiety, but of stuff.\nThe first thrilling purge was when I was cleaning out my office on campus. Although I would keep artwork and memorabilia, I was determined to get rid of all of the books and files.\nThe books were surprisingly easy\u2014I invited majors to come by my office and \u201cshop\u201d on my bookshelves. And they came. One student brought two backpacks, another a couple of cardboard boxes.\nOnce these literature majors had taken what they wanted, I put all the rest out on a table in the hallway, underneath a sign labeled \u201cFree Books.\u201d Sometimes the assorted titles disappeared so quickly that most of them were gone before I\u2019d returned from my office with another armload for the table.\n(By the way, relatively expensive hardbound desk dictionaries proved to be losers\u2014I had several, and not a single one of them disappeared from the \"free\" pile. I couldn't even give them away. But I thought for sure no one would want the Norton Critical Edition of Thomas Aquinas on Ethics and Politics\u2014somehow I\u2019d managed to acquire two copies\u2014I was shocked that they both disappeared as quickly as I put them on the \u201cfree\u201d table. Who knew?)\nThe files proved to be easy, once I'd gotten rid of the books\u2014I had spiral notebooks filled with notes from college classes, binders filled with notes I\u2019d taken to study for Ph.D. exams, boxes of 3 x 5 cards of dissertation research, and 35 years\u2019 worth of student evaluations, recommendations, lecture notes, and course files. Shredding what was confidential and tossing what wasn\u2019t into huge recycling bins were liberating.\nThe clean-out has continued here at home. Slowly I\u2019ve begun whittling down my personal library as I look ahead to downsizing. My research files have also begun to go\u2014mostly file drawer after file drawer of notes on and photocopies of critical articles, all of which are now available online via JSTOR.\nAnd what has this to do with Jeanne of France? Well, my son was here the other day, moving some of his long-stored boxes (children\u2019s books and dinosaur reproductions) from my garage to his basement, and he pulled out a box labeled \u201cLouise of Savoy + Jeanne de France.\u201d\nI\u2019d forgotten it was there, honestly but once I saw the box I knew why it was there, labeled and stored. After finishing a project on Anne of France, I had in mind a couple of new possibilities and hoped to come back to them. I\u2019d put into this box all of the material that might be needed when I decided to write about Louise of Savoy or Jeanne of France, who was, very briefly, queen of France.\nBut now I\u2019m at the point in my life where I am facing the reality that I will never write about all the things I\u2019d like to write about\u2014in part, my last year of blogging about women\u2019s history was a way to write about as many women as I could, even if I just posted a short essay, realizing that I\u2019d probably never have the time to write more.\nAnd I included a lengthy post about Jeanne's sister Anne of France, a powerful and canny politician, even though I\u2019d already written at some length about her and translated her book of advice, written for her daughter Suzanne. I'm always ready to tell anyone who'll listen about this remarkable woman.\nI also posted about Louise of Savoy, admitting to myself that I\u2019d probably not get to that long-imagined project, and I at least mentioned Jeanne of France, though only briefly in a couple of posts.\nAt first I thought getting rid of the box of stuff wouldn\u2019t be a problem\u2014at this point, I could simply toss it all into the recycling bin with no regrets. And that\u2019s what I did. Drafts of material I\u2019d written and then revised out of my Anne of France project, photocopies of articles, a carousel of slides I\u2019d had made for a presentation. (To be honest, the last time I used slides in class, my students laughed at me, and shortly after that, the university got rid of all of its slide projectors because no one was using them. Anyway, if I ever wanted or needed them, I now had an infinite number of Google images at my fingertips.)\nBut there was one thing in that box that surprised me: I didn't remember that I had a photocopy of Ren\u00e9 de Maulde La Clavi\u00e8re\u2019s Jeanne de France, duchesse d\u2019Orl\u00e9ans et de Berry (1464-1505), published in 1883. As soon as I saw it, I remembered having ordered the book through Inter-Library Loan. And I could remember the student worker I\u2019d paid to photocopy all 483 pages for me.\nI hesitated before tossing that photocopied biography into the recycling. But, realizing that I\u2019d probably never need it, much less read it for fun, and remembering that I was, after all, downsizing, I dumped it.\nAnd then I had second thoughts. I checked online\u2014the biography is not available through Google Books, though I could buy one of those print-on-demand copies from Amazon for $39.95 if I found I needed it after all.\nI could always get the book again through Inter-Library Loan, the same way I'd gotten it in the first place. It wasn't like I was throwing Jeanne herself away. Or was it?\nEven so, I found myself late one evening, in the garage, digging the photocopies of the biography out of my recycling bin.\nIt wasn\u2019t just that I had spent the last decades of my professional life writing about women whose lives had been largely overlooked by standard histories, and teaching texts by women writers whose work had been \u201clost.\u201d Although something of that did play a role in my \u201crecovering\u201d Jeanne of France. It was also the particular circumstances of her life:\nBorn in 1464, Jeanne of France was the second daughter of Louis of France and his wife, Charlotte of Savoy. Jeanne\u2019s elder sister, Anne, had been born three years earlier. Jeanne was betrothed to Louis of Orl\u00e9ans when she was three weeks old and he was two. Since Louis XI had two daughters but, as yet, no son, the proposed marriage of his younger daughter to the heir presumptive to the throne was politically \u201cuseful.\u201d\nIn 1476, the marriage of the twelve-year-old French princess and the fourteen-year-old Louis was solemnized, though by this point, the king had a son and heir, Charles, born in 1470, and the young bridegroom was not eager to marry Jeanne\u2014when asked if he consented to the marriage, he reportedly said, \u201cI have to; there is no help for it.\u201d\nAfter the wedding, the young duke of Orl\u00e9ans refused to live with his new duchess, who was returned to Ligni\u00e8res, where she had been raised. Her father had no further use for her. Her \u201chusband\u201d threw himself into hunting, womanizing, and political scheming.\nAfter Louis XI\u2019s death in 1483, the young duke prepared to annul his marriage, hoping both to find a wealthy bride in Brittany and to gain the throne of France for himself. In the meantime, he gathered his allies and travelled quickly to the chateau of Amboise, prepared to take over the regency of the new king, Charles VIII.\nHe was triply disappointed. Instead of gaining the regency for himself, he was forced to give way to Charles\u2019s elder sister, Anne, who became regent of France. Instead of being able to rid himself of his unwanted wife, Louis found that, once again, political expediency required he maintain his alliance with the new king and with the regent--he couldn't dissolve his marriage to their sister. And in 1491, Charles VIII, married Anne of Brittany, the young heiress Louis had hoped to acquire as his second wife.\nBut the terms of the 1491 marriage contract between Charles VIII and Anne of Brittany were crucial to what would eventually happen to Jeanne of France: if the new French king predeceased his queen, she was to marry his successor.\nWhen Charles died childless in 1498, Louis of Orl\u00e9ans inherited not only the French crown, then, but the French king\u2019s widow, Anne, and with her, control of Brittany. If only he could rid himself of the inconvenient wife he had--the woman to whom he'd been married for some twenty-two years.\nBefore he could marry the widowed queen, Louis had to have his first marriage, to Jeanne of France, annulled. To that end, he alleged several grounds for annulment\u2014that they were too closely related (consanguinity), that they were spiritually related (Jeanne\u2019s father was also Louis\u2019 godfather), and that he had not freely consented to the marriage (he had been forced to marry under duress). All of these grounds were dismissed, leaving him with a fourth claim: that the marriage had not been consummated.\nLouis claimed that Jeanne\u2019s physical deformity (there is a great deal of contemporary discussion about her \u201cdeformity\u201d\u2014including whether she had any physical defect other than being short and unattractive) had prevented consummation. Louis wanted Jeanne, now queen of France, to be subjected to physical examination, while she preferred to rely on testimony from witnesses that their marriage had been consummated (her father had reportedly made sure his son-in-law consummated the marriage in 1476 in order to ensure that there could be no grounds for annulment.)\nBut the witnesses proved to be not enough, and, thankfully for Jeanne, she was not subjected to the threatened physical examination. And so Louis supplied a sworn statement that, even after twenty-two years, his marriage had never been consummated. Oh, and that his wife was a witch. And since a statement under oath made by a ruling prince must be true, Pope Alexander VI obliged..\nThe marriage of Louis XII and Jeanne of France was declared void on 17 December 1498, and Louis was married to Anne of Brittany days later, on 8 January 1499. Louis \"rewarded\" Jeanne with the gift of the title \u201cduchess of Berry.\u201d\nJeanne of France, in the habit of a sister\nof the Order of the Annunciation\npainted by Jean Perr\u00e9al\nShe earned a more enduring title for herself, however; after the annulment, she devoted herself to the religious life, establishing a new order, the Order of the Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary. The order was approved by Pope Alexander in 1502\nJeanne died at the Annonciade convent in Bourges in 1505. (Her grave was desecrated and her body burned in 1562 during the French Wars of Religion.)\nIn 1631, a case for her canonization was begun, and she was beatified in 1742. On 28 May 1950 she was canonized.\nAnd that\u2019s really why I couldn\u2019t throw away Jeanne of France, even if it was just her life on paper. She\u2019d been pretty much ignored by her father and then discarded by her husband. Silly as it may sound, I just couldn\u2019t toss her in the recycling.\nUpdate, 27 December 2017: Since writing this post at the beginning of 2016, I have moved. I downsized from my home--with garage!--and moved back to Seattle, where I went to graduate school. Although I am now living in a condo in the city, I still haven't let go of Jeanne of France. The box is now in my son's basement.\nAnd, when I wrote in 2016, Ren\u00e9 de Maulde La Clavi\u00e8re\u2019s Jeanne de France, duchesse d\u2019Orl\u00e9ans et de Berry (1464-1505) was not available online. It's still not available through Google Books, but it is included in the Internet Archive; you can access it by clicking here.\nLabels: Anne of Brittany, Anne of France, Jeanne of France, Louise of Savoy, women and religion\nAfter a Year of Blogging . . .\n2016 and a New Post: Women and Film\nMy 2015 \"daybook\" project is now complete. I was able to post an entry on women's history every day during the year. Those 366 entries (I wrote an extra one on 22 May) remain in the blog archive, if you're interested, and, of course, the blog itself remains searchable via online search engines.\nBut now what? I am not going to abandon this blog, though I have no plans to write every day. Rather, I'll go back to the 2014 schedule of posting here whenever something interests me--or, more frequently, when something angers me!\nLately the New York Times has been filled with articles about the upcoming season of awards for film and television. I read the online edition, and today's film section offered multiple articles on this year's Oscar nominations (soon to be announced), on today's Producers Guild of America nominations, and on Sunday's Golden Globe Award broadcast, just for starters. Online, Google has posted tons of links to stories about the Golden Globes broadcast (Mel Gibson will present an award! E! will be broadcasting \"Live from the Red Carpet\"!), as has my Comcast homepage.\nAnd so I thought I'd mention just a few of the things none of these breathless \"news\" announcements has taken the time to clarify:\nWhile significant numbers of women have made undeniable progress in their effort to achieve equality, we still have a long way to go. Despite the enormous progress that has been made, women\u2019s participation in many areas of contemporary society remains limited\u2014women are under-represented in government, in business, and in the professions, and they still suffer economic disparity simply because they are female. Nowhere do we see this gender gap any more clearly than in the field of entertainment. Whether their professional careers are in theater, film, or television, women are still not equal participants.\nIn commenting on the opportunities for women in theatrical productions, and in particular on the number of plays written by women that manage to make it to the stage, playwright Marsha Norman recently noted, \u201cWomen have lived half of the experience of the world, but only 20 percent of it is recorded in our theatres.\u201d[1] In other words, \u201cif life worked like the theatre, four out of five things you had ever heard would have been said by men.\u201d[2]\nWhat's true on stage is also true on screens both large and small. Recent studies of the top 100 films released in 2014 demonstrate that only 11.2 percent of the writers were women; women accounted for only 1.9 percent of the directors and 18.9 percent of the producers. (If you expand the list to the top 250 films, women still accounted for only 11% of the writers, but the numbers for women directors rose to 7% and the numbers for producers rose to 23%.)\nBehind the scenes, they were only 18 percent of the editors, 5 percent of the cinematographers, and 5 percent of the sound designers.\nFrom Directors Guild of America's Feature Film Diversity Report:\nWomen Account for only 6.4% of Film Directors\n(but just 3% for major box-office titles)\nOn screen, a woman played a leading role in only 21 percent of the top 100 films\u2014but not a single woman over the age of forty-five \u201cperformed a lead or co lead role.\u201d[3] And none of these numbers address issues of pay equity.[4]\nWhile in 2014 women were more fully represented on television screens than they were in film\u201440 percent of the \u201cmajor characters\u201d on broadcast, cable, and Netflix programs were female\u2014they still comprised only 26 percent of the writers, 14 percent of the directors, 26 percent of the producers, 21 percent of editors, and 2 percent of cinematographers, for example, among other roles.[5]\nAs Stacy Smith concludes in her comprehensive study of inequality in the portrayals of women in film, \u201cThe landscape of popular cinema . . . remains skewed and stereotypical.\u201d Films \u201ccontinue to distort the demographic reality of their audiences,\u201d and even after years of \u201cactivism, attention, and statements about addressing the issue, Hollywood\u2019s default setting for characters and content creators remains fixed on \u2018status quo.\u2019\u201d[6]\nOr, as Martha Lauzen, director of the Center for the Study of Women in Television and Film, says, more succinctly, when it comes to the big screen, women still encounter a \u201ccelluloid ceiling.\u201d And on the small screen, it\u2019s much the same: women are, even now, \u201cboxed in.\u201d\nSo, over the \"awards season,\" while you're watching the parade of female stars in hugely expensive designer dresses and jewels sashaying and posing on the red carpet (hey, I'll be enjoying it too), remember the numbers!\n[1] Quoted in Suzy Evans, \u201cThe Gender Parity Count Ticks Up\u2014Slightly,\u201d American Theater, 20 July 2015, http://www.americantheatre.org/2015/07/20/the-gender-parity-count-ticks-up-slightly/.\n[2] Marsha Norman, \u201cWhy \u2018The Count\u2019 Matters,\u201d The Dramatist, November/December 201), 18.\n[3] Stacy L. Smith et al., \u201cKey Findings,\u201d Inequality in 700 Popular Films: Examining Portrayals of Gender, Race, & LGBT Status from 2007 to 2014 (Los Angeles: USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism\u2019s Media, Diversity, & Social Change Initiative, 2015). In addition to this longitudinal study, see Martha M. Lauzen, Women and the Big Picture: Behind-the-Scenes Employment on the Top 700 Films of 2014 (San Diego: Center for the Study of Women in Television and Film, 2015); Martha M. Lauzen, The Celluloid Ceiling: Behind-the-Scenes Employment of Women on the Top 250 Films of 2014 (San Diego: Center for the Study of Women in Television and Film, 2015); and Martha M. Laurzen, It\u2019s a Man\u2019s (Celluloid) World: On-Screen Representations of Female Characters in the Top 100 Films of 2014 (San Diego: Center for the Study of Women in Television and Film, 2015).\nFor a study focused on women directors in film, see Directors Guild of America, \u201cFeature Film Diversity Report,\u201d Directors Guild of America (December 2015).\nOn the number of women in leading or \u201cco lead\u201d roles, Lauzen offers a critically important analysis of the percentages cited by Smith et al.: \u201cOnly 12% of all clearly identifiable protagonists were female. . . . In 2014, 75% of protagonists were male, and 13% were male/female ensembles. For the purposes of this study, protagonists are the characters from whose perspective the story is told.\u201d Laurzen, It\u2019s a Man\u2019s (Celluloid) World, 1.\n[4] The 10 November 2015 issue of Variety was dedicated to the issue of gender equity, including stories on professionals at all levels. On pay equity for film actors, see Ramin Setoodeh, \u201cEqual Pay Revolution: How Top Actresses Are Finally Fighting Back,\u201d Variety, 10 November 2015, http://variety.com/2015/film/news/hollywood-gender-pay-gap-inequality-1201636553/.\n[6] Martha M. Lauzen, Boxed In: Portrayals of Female Characters and Employment of Behind-the-Scenes Women in 2014-15 Prime-Time Television (San Diego: Center for the Study of Women in Television and Film, 2015), 1, 3. On such equity issues in television, see also Maureen Ryan, \u201cACLU\u2019s Melissa Goodman on Gender Discrimination: It\u2019s a Legal and Civil Rights Problem,\u201d Variety, 10 November 2015, http://variety.com/2015/tv/news/aclu-melissa-goodman-diversity-tv-directors-gender-discrimination-1201635880/.\n[6] Smith, Inequality in 700 Popular Films, 21.\nLabels: pay equity, women and, women and film",
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        "raw_content": "Malzahn\u2019s contract extension will plague Auburn one way or the other\nJarrett Stidham is not the quarterback we thought he was.\nMalzahn\u2019s contract extension will plague Auburn one way or the other Jarrett Stidham is not the quarterback we thought he was. Check out this story on montgomeryadvertiser.com: https://www.montgomeryadvertiser.com/story/sports/college/auburn/2018/10/13/auburns-jarrett-stidham-not-quarterback-we-thought-he-malzahn/1526462002/\nMontgomery Advertiser Published 2:21 p.m. CT Oct. 13, 2018 | Updated 4:50 p.m. CT Oct. 13, 2018\nAuburn vs. Tennessee\nTennessee linebacker Darrin Kirkland Jr. (34) nearly comes up with an interception during the second half against Auburn Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018, at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala. 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Julie Bennett\nTennessee wide receiver Josh Palmer (84) hauls in a touchdown pass defended by Auburn defensive back Roger McCreary (17) during the second half Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018, at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala. Julie Bennett\nAuburn quarterback Jarrett Stidham (8) throws the ball away during the second half against Tennessee Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018, at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala. Julie Bennett\nTennessee defensive back Bryce Thompson (20) pushes Auburn tight end Sal Cannella (80) out of bounds during the second half Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018, at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala. Julie Bennett\nAuburn wide receiver Anthony Schwartz (5) runs the ball against Tennessee during the second half Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018, at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala. Julie Bennett\nTennessee linebacker Deandre Johnson (13) tackles Auburn quarterback Jarrett Stidham (8) during the second half Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018, at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala. 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Julie Bennett\nTennessee defensive linemen Alexis Johnson Jr. (98) and Kyle Phillips (5) hit Auburn quarterback Jarrett Stidham (8) and cause a fumble during the second half Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018, at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala. Julie Bennett\nAuburn head coach Gus Malzahn disputes a call in favor of Tennessee during the second half Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018, at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala. Julie Bennett\nAuburn defensive lineman Dontavius Russell (95) celebrates a QB stop against Tennessee during the second half Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018, at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala. Julie Bennett\nAuburn defensive back Daniel Thomas (24) celebrates a pass breakup against Tennessee during the second half Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018, at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala. Julie Bennett\nAuburn head coach Gus Malzahn leaves the field after the Tigers' 30-24 loss to Tennessee Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018, at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala. 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Julie Bennett\nTennessee quarterback Jarrett Guarantano (2) reacts as the clock expires in the Volunteers' 30-24 win over Auburn Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018, at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala. Julie Bennett\nAuburn wide receiver Anthony Schwartz (5) runs the ball in for a touchdown against Tennessee Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018, at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala. Julie Bennett\nAuburn quarterback Jarrett Stidham (8) dodges Tennessee defensive lineman Kyle Phillips (5) Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018, at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala. Julie Bennett\nAuburn eagle Spirit makes a lap around the field before the Tennessee game Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018, at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala. Julie Bennett\nAuburn defensive lineman Marlon Davidson (3) celebrates teammate Nick Coe (91) sacking Tennessee quarterback Jarrett Guarantano (2) Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018, at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala. Julie Bennett\nAuburn fullback Chandler Cox (27) celebrates with teammates after a touchdown against Tennessee Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018, at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala. Julie Bennett\nTennessee wide receiver Jordan Murphy (11) attempts to catch a pass ruled incomplete Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018, at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala. Julie Bennett\nAuburn wide receiver Anthony Schwartz (5) fights Tennessee for yardage Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018, at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala. Julie Bennett\nAuburn defensive lineman Nick Coe (91) sacks Tennessee quarterback Jarrett Guarantano (2) Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018, at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala. Julie Bennett\nAuburn linebacker Darrell Williams (49) stops Tennessee running back Tim Jordan (9) Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018, at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala. Julie Bennett\nTennessee fans celebrate a touchdown by Tennessee running back Ty Chandler (8) against Auburn Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018, at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala. Julie Bennett\nAuburn defensive lineman Marlon Davidson (3) stops Tennessee quarterback Jarrett Guarantano (2) Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018, at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala. Julie Bennett\nTennessee wide receiver Jauan Jennings (15) completes a pass defended by Auburn defensive back Jordyn Peters (15) Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018, at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala. Julie Bennett\nAuburn fullback Chandler Cox (27) battles through Tennessee defense Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018, at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala. Julie Bennett\nTennessee defensive back Baylen Buchanan (28) tackles Auburn running back JaTarvious Whitlow (28) Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018, at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala. Julie Bennett\nAuburn defensive back Daniel Thomas (24) tackles Tennessee running back Ty Chandler (8) Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018, at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala. 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Julie Bennett\nAuburn\u2019s Jarrett Stidham (8) looses the ball as he is taken down by Tennessee\u2019s Kyle Phillips (5) at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala., on Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018. Tennessee defeated Auburn 30-24. Jake Crandall\nAuburn's Darius Slayton (81), Big Kat Bryant (1) and Marlon Davidson (3) walk off the field after the game at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala., on Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018. Tennessee defeated Auburn 30-24. Jake Crandall\nAuburn\u2019s Jarrett Stidham (8) throws the ball under pressure from Tennessee\u2019s Emmit Gooden (93) at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala., on Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018. Tennessee defeated Auburn 30-24. Jake Crandall\nAuburn\u2019s Seth Williams (18) catches the ball guarded by Tennessee\u2019s Baylen Buchanan (28) at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala., on Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018. Auburn leads Tennessee 17-13 at halftime. Jake Crandall\nTennessee\u2019s Jauan Jennings, right, catches the ball in the end zone for a touchdown guarded by Auburn\u2019s Jordyn Peters (15) at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala., on Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018. Tennessee defeated Auburn 30-24. Jake Crandall\nAuburn players take the field at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala., on Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018. Tennessee defeated Auburn 30-24. Jake Crandall\nAuburn mascot, Aubie, pumps up the crowd at the beginning of the day at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala., on Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018. Tennessee defeated Auburn 30-24. Jake Crandall\nTennessee's mascot dog, Smokey, poses for a picture with Auburn's War Eagle , Aurea, at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala., on Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018. Tennessee defeated Auburn 30-24. Jake Crandall\nA B-2 Stealth Bomber does a fly over before the game at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala., on Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018. Tennessee defeated Auburn 30-24. 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Tennessee defeated Auburn 30-24. Jake Crandall\nTennessee\u2019s Jarrett Guarantano (2) makes a move as he runs the ball against Auburn at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala., on Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018. Tennessee defeated Auburn 30-24. Jake Crandall\nAuburn\u2019s Jamien Sherwood (9) attempts to retrieve a squibed kick at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala., on Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018. Tennessee defeated Auburn 30-24. Jake Crandall\nAuburn\u2019s Jarrett Stidham (8) is taken down by Tennessee\u2019s Kyle Phillips (5) eventually fumbling the ball at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala., on Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018. Tennessee defeated Auburn 30-24. Jake Crandall\nAuburn\u2019s Seth Williams (18) turns up field after catching the ball against Tennessee at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala., on Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018. Tennessee defeated Auburn 30-24. Jake Crandall\nAuburn\u2019s Malik Miller (32) runs the ball against Tennessee at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala., on Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018. Tennessee defeated Auburn 30-24. Jake Crandall\nAuburn\u2019s Jarrett Stidham (8) makes a move as he runs the ball against Tennessee at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala., on Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018. Tennessee defeated Auburn 30-24. Jake Crandall\nAuburn\u2019s Jarrett Stidham (8) shake hands with players after the game at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala., on Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018. Tennessee defeated Auburn 30-24. Jake Crandall\nAuburn\u2019s Jarrett Stidham (8) huddles up with his team for a post-game prayer at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala., on Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018. Tennessee defeated Auburn 30-24. Jake Crandall\nAuburn players walk off the field after the game at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala., on Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018. Tennessee defeated Auburn 30-24. Jake Crandall\nAuburn\u2019s Malik Miller (32) carries the ball down field against Tennessee at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala., on Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018. Tennessee defeated Auburn 30-24. Jake Crandall\nAuburn\u2019s Jarrett Stidham (8) attempts to scramble out of the pocket against Tennessee at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala., on Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018. Tennessee defeated Auburn 30-24. Jake Crandall\nTennessee\u2019s Jarrett Guarantano (2) throws the ball down the field against Auburn at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala., on Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018. Tennessee defeated Auburn 30-24. Jake Crandall\nTennessee\u2019s Josh Palmer (84) catches a deep pass guarded by Auburn\u2019s Roger McCreary (17) at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala., on Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018. Tennessee defeated Auburn 30-24. Jake Crandall\nAuburn\u2019s Anthony Schwartz (5) runs the ball down the field at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala., on Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018. Tennessee defeated Auburn 30-24. Jake Crandall\nAuburn\u2019s Jarrett Stidham (8) runs the ball up the middle against Tennessee at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala., on Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018. Tennessee defeated Auburn 30-24. Jake Crandall\nAuburn\u2019s Anthony Schwartz (5) jogs into the end zone after breaking a way on a catch at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala., on Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018. Auburn leads Tennessee 17-13 at halftime. Jake Crandall\nTennessee\u2019s Jarrett Guarantano (2) throws the ball down the field against Auburn at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala., on Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018. Auburn leads Tennessee 17-13 at halftime. Jake Crandall\nSpirit, Auburn's War Eagle flies around the stadium before the game at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala., on Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018. Auburn leads Tennessee 17-13 at halftime. Jake Crandall\nAuburn\u2019s Jarrett Stidham (8) throws the ball on the run against Tennessee at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala., on Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018. Auburn leads Tennessee 17-13 at halftime. Jake Crandall\nAuburn\u2019s Jarrett Stidham (8) is delayed by an official before snapping the ball against Tennessee at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala., on Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018. Auburn leads Tennessee 17-13 at halftime. Jake Crandall\nTennessee\u2019s Tim Jordan (9) avoids Auburn\u2019s Marlon Davidson (3) at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala., on Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018. Auburn leads Tennessee 17-13 at halftime. Jake Crandall\nAuburn\u2019s Malik Miller (32) breaks a run down the field against Tennessee at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala., on Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018. Auburn leads Tennessee 17-13 at halftime. Jake Crandall\nAuburn\u2019s JaTarvious Whitlow (28) warms up before taking on Tennessee at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala., on Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018. Jake Crandall\nAuburn\u2019s Darius Slayton (81) makes a move to avoid Tennessee defenders after catching the ball at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala., on Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018. Auburn leads Tennessee 17-13 at halftime. Jake Crandall\nAuburn\u2019s Jarrett Stidham (8) looks back at the celebrating Tennessee defenders after throwing an interception at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala., on Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018. Auburn leads Tennessee 17-13 at halftime. Jake Crandall\nAuburn\u2019s Nick Coe (91) sacks Tennessee\u2019s Jarrett Guarantano (2) at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala., on Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018. Auburn leads Tennessee 17-13 at halftime. Jake Crandall\nAuburn\u2019s Anthony Schwartz (5) breaks free after catching the ball for a touchdown at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala., on Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018. Auburn leads Tennessee 17-13 at halftime. Jake Crandall\nAuburn\u2019s Jarrett Stidham (8) celebrates with Anthony Schwartz (5) after Schwartz's touchdown catch at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala., on Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018. Auburn leads Tennessee 17-13 at halftime. Jake Crandall\nAuburn\u2019s Jarrett Stidham (8) warms up before taking on Tennessee at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala., on Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018. Jake Crandall\nAuburn head coach Gus Malzahn and Tennessee head coach Jeremy Pruitt meet at midfield as their teams warm up at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala., on Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018. Jake Crandall\nThe Auburn band takes the field at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala., on Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018. Jake Crandall\nAuburn\u2019s Jarrett Stidham (8) takes the field for warm ups before taking on Tennessee at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala., on Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018. Jake Crandall\nTennessee head coach Jeremy Pruitt watches the teams warm up at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala., on Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018. Jake Crandall\nAddison Fink, 11, from left, Lorelei Burgbacher, 1, and Lila Burgbacher, 7, walk around their tailgate outside Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala., on Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018. Jake Crandall\nLane Burgbacher, 5, and Jack Fink, 6, play catch outside Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala., on Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018. Jake Crandall\nMorning tailgate essentials at a tailgate outside Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala., on Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018. Jake Crandall\nAuburn players high five fans during the Tiger Walk outside Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala., on Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018. Jake Crandall\nSome doughnuts spotted at a morning tailgate outside Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala., on Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018. Jake Crandall\nLewis Mctyere grills up some Conecuh sausages outside Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala., on Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018. Jake Crandall\nFans enjoy some morning coffee outside Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala., on Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018. Jake Crandall\nFans get pumped up for the Tiger Walk outside Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala., on Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018. Jake Crandall\nAuburn mascot, Aubie, high fives fans during the Tiger Walk outside Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala., on Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018. Jake Crandall\nAuburn head coach Gus Malzahn high fives fans during the Tiger Walk outside Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala., on Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018. Jake Crandall\nAuburn\u2019s Jarrett Stidham (8) jokes with teammates as they take the field following the Tiger Walk at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala., on Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018. Jake Crandall\nAuburn head coach Gus Malzahn walks the field at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala., on Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018. Jake Crandall\nAuburn players bow their heads in prayer at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala., on Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018. Jake Crandall\nAuburn\u2019s Smoke Monday wears a 'Savage' chain at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala., on Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018. Jake Crandall\nAuburn head coach Gus Malzahn disputes a call in favor of Tennessee during the second half Saturday, Oct. 13, 2018, at Jordan-Hare Stadium in Auburn, Ala. (Photo11: Julie Bennett)\n1. Malzahn\u2019s contract extension will plague Auburn\nGus Malzahn parlayed wins over No. 1 teams Georgia and Alabama \u2014 and Arkansas\u2019 interest in him \u2014 into a $49-million contract extension.\nAuburn is going to be paying for it one way or the other for years.\nMore: Auburn\u2019s defense doesn\u2019t live up to standard in loss to Tennessee\nMore: Auburn implodes in most humiliating loss to Gus Malzahn era\nEither a $30 million buyout now or being saddled with a ball-and-chain for a head coach driving Auburn\u2019s football program into the ground.\nSaturday\u2019s loss to Tennessee \u2014 a team that had not won an SEC game since November 2016 \u2014 will not be soon forgotten but will stand as mark of ineptitude on the Plains that will sting for decades.\nA setback dropped Auburn to 4-3 but will likely have the Tigers on course for a sub.-500 season with its only potential win coming against Liberty on Nov. 17. Auburn faces No. 1 Alabama and No. 2 Georgia on the road and plays No. 22 Texas A&M at home Nov. 3.\nIt\u2019s beginning to resemble the ill-fated 2012 season when coach Gene Chizik was fired following a 49-0 loss to Alabama in Tuscaloosa. \u2026 Auburn fans may be hoping history repeats itself.\n2. Jarrett Stidham is not the QB we thought he was \u2026\nThe accolades heading into the season were extensive. Quarterback Jarrett Stidham had the accuracy, poise and decision-making to lead Auburn to continued national prominence this season.\nMore: No longer the punch line, Tennessee delivers Auburn a haymaker\nMore: Jarrett Stidham turns it over 3 times in loss to Tennessee, sends Auburn\u2019s season to the brink\nIt has not happened \u2026 and it may not happen the rest of the year. It\u2019s midway through the season and Stidham\u2019s flaws exposed the last few weeks continued to the come to the surface against the Volunteers.\nHe missed Darius Slayton deep for an apparent touchdown \u2014 after doing the same thing with Slayton last week against Mississippi State.\nHe threw two first-half interceptions with defenders draped over him. The first allowed the Vols to tie the score at 10-10. The Tigers were fortunate to force a punt after the second interception, but Auburn only led 17-13 at halftime in a game it should have been dominating.\nForecasting Stidham\u2019s performance against the likes of national powers Georgia and Alabama \u2026 be worried my friends \u2026 be worried \u2026 you have not seen anything else to make you think otherwise.\n3. One Jarrett \u2014 Guarantano \u2014 stole the show for Vols\nHeading into the game, Auburn was thought to have the edge at quarterback. That didn\u2019t prove to be the case. 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        "raw_content": "Shaken Faith Syndrome and the Case for Faith\nAbstract: Michael R. Ash is a Mormon apologist who has written two thoughtful books and a number of insightful articles exploring a wide range of controversial issues within Mormonism. His recent book Shaken Faith Syndrome: Strengthening One\u2019s Testimony in the Face of Criticism and Doubt is an outstanding apologetic resource for individuals searching for faith-promoting answers that directly confront anti-Mormon allegations and criticisms. Ash does an excellent job in both succinctly explaining many of the criticisms leveled against The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and articulating compelling answers to these criticisms.\nReview of Michael R. Ash. Shaken Faith Syndrome: Strengthening One\u2019s Testimony in the Face of Criticism and Doubt. Redding, CA: Foundation for Apologetic Information and Research, 2008. x + 301 pp., with index. $19.95 (paperback).\nA favorite scripture of Latter-day Saint scholars is Doctrine and Covenants 88:118: \u201cAnd as all have not faith, seek ye diligently and teach one another words of wisdom; yea, seek ye out of the best books words of wisdom; seek learning, even by study and also by faith.\u201d While it is usually the last phrase (\u201cseek [Page 106]learning, even by study and also by faith\u201d) of this scripture that resonates with LDS scholars, the first part of this passage is equally profound. As \u201call have not faith,\u201d or, one might say, have had their faith challenged or shaken, we are to teach each other words of wisdom from the best books. This scripture is a mandate to bolster each other\u2019s faith as much as it is an invitation to pursue truth.\nAdditional scriptures from the Doctrine and Covenants invite Latter-day Saints to engage with the Gospel intellectually as well as spiritually. \u201cSeek not for riches but for wisdom,\u201d admonishes D&C 6:7. \u201cStudy and learn and become acquainted with all good books, and with languages, tongues and people,\u201d we are instructed in D&C 90:15. \u201cObtain a knowledge of history, and of countries, and of kingdoms, of laws of God and man,\u201d dictates D&C 93:53. The Latter-day Saints, accordingly, have long been keen students of history and cultures. As Elder Marlin K. Jensen, the previous Church Historian and Recorder, summarized:\nSeveral latter-day revelations speak to the subject of church history. In them the Lord clearly says He wants \u201ca record kept\u201d (D&C 21:1), and the record is to be kept \u201ccontinually\u201d (D&C 47:3). The record is to include \u201call things that transpire in Zion\u201d (D&C 85:1) and is to chronicle the \u201cmanner of life\u201d and the faith and works of the Latter-day Saints (D&C 85:2). It is to be written \u201cfor the good of the church, and for the rising generations that shall grow up on the land of Zion\u201d (D&C 69:8). Those who keep the record\u2014provided they are faithful\u2014are promised \u201cit shall be given [them] . . . by the Comforter, to write these things\u201d (D&C 47:4).1\n[Page 107]The need to buttress faith in the restored Gospel through study and prayer is necessitated by a sustained history of both sectarian and secular attacks on LDS beliefs and practices. Those bent on destroying the faith of the Saints, or at least trying to morph their faith into something totally alien to the foundational tenets of Mormonism, have long been engaged in a crusade against Mormonism from both the pulpit and the press. Others have been subtler in their subterfuge, and have, like wolves in sheep\u2019s clothing (Matthew 7:15), attempted to undermine the faith of the Saints \u201cfrom within.\u201d2\u200aTheir goal has been, and remains, to prove that the ground and content of LDS faith is untenable, outrageous, or even a dangerous deception.3 The goal of these critics is frequently to convince Church members to totally abandon Mormonism, or to radically remold Mormonism into a meaningless pastiche of moral relativism and benign atheism that denies the existence of God, divine nature and Atonement of Christ, and the historicity of the [Page 108]founding claims of Joseph Smith, including the First Vision, the coming forth of the Book of Mormon, and the restoration of priesthood.\nEven before the Book of Mormon came off the press, critics of Joseph Smith\u2019s \u201cGold Bible\u201d scoffed at any claims of authenticity, and it was only a short time after the founding of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints that enemies began to vilify, mock, and otherwise denounce Joseph Smith\u2019s revelations as the vilest of frauds.4 The entire affair surrounding Joseph Smith\u2019s account of the coming forth of the Book of Mormon seemed like nothing more than another sad example of religious fanaticism and imposition duping a credulous populace.5\nThe response to these attacks has led to a vigorous tradition of apologetics within the Church of Jesus Christ\u2014although, as Richard Bushman has rightly observed, \u201cproponents of the Book of Mormon face an uphill battle in resisting this onslaught\u201d of critical arguments.6 In the early to mid-nineteenth century, such luminaries as Oliver Cowdery,7 Parley P. and Orson Pratt,8 and President John Taylor9\u200aall took up the pen [Page 109]in defense of the faith. At the turn of the century, Elder B. H. Roberts,10 Elder John A. Widtsoe,11 and others offered responses to increasingly sophisticated attacks. And from the mid-twentieth century to the present, Hugh Nibley and other scholars have written extensively in response to contemporary assaults on the faith of the Saints.12\nWith the recent advent of easy access to the Internet, criticisms of the Church of Jesus Christ have been made widely available\u2014though most remain retreads of the same tired, well-worn attacks that often date to the 1830s. So ubiquitous are these frequently half-baked and regurgitated criticisms, that in 2008 Elder M. Russell Ballard of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles counseled the Saints to be more involved online to correct misinformation about the Church.13 In response to Elder Ballard\u2019s counsel, and to combat this tidal wave of anti-Mormon websites, blogs, and message boards, numerous amateur LDS apologists have begun to defend the faith on the web. \u201cInternet apologetics,\u201d as one might call it, has opened up a new realm of action that resembles something akin to the American \u201cWild West\u201d of popular Hollywood depiction. Without the control of publication standards or peer review, and with the ability to hide in anonymity behind a computer screen, posters on blogs and message boards can get away with saying pretty much anything they please without repercussion, no matter how false, scurrilous, detestable, or putrid the claim may be. [Page 110]On one particularly unpleasant message board dedicated to allowing apostates and critics to rant against the Church unfettered, breathtaking examples of (often highly vulgar) personal character assaults against LDS Church leaders and members can frequently be seen with nauseating consistency. While some Internet websites do foster civil and engaging discussion of Mormonism, many more seem to exist only to function as nothing more than intellectual gutter-holes.\nShaken Faith Syndrome: An Overview\nMichael R. Ash has taken to heart the directive given in D&C 88:118. His passion for clarifying, expounding, and defending the restored gospel has produced two thoughtful books,14 besides numerous articles both online and in print.15 Ash typifies Hugh Nibley\u2019s \u201camateur\u201d who, despite no formal academic degrees, has nevertheless offered respectable and substantive contributions to the current discussion.16 With an impressive knowledge of the controversies being debated within Mormonism and a keen ability to distill complex issues into manageable discussions, Ash is a valuable asset to the Mormon community.\nOne of Ash\u2019s more recent offerings is the book Shaken Faith Syndrome: Strengthening One\u2019s Testimony in the Face of Criticism and Doubt. Published in 2008 by the Foundation for Apologetic Information and Research (FAIR), this book, according to the back cover, attempts to explain how Latter-day Saints \u201ccan be both critical thinkers and devout believers.\u201d This book is overtly [Page 111]apologetic in nature. But why is another book such as this necessary? In the foreword to Shaken Faith Syndrome, Ash explains that current anti-Mormon arguments, especially those found on the Internet, have led him to write with the hope that he can (1) give readers unaware of LDS apologetic material an overview and summary of this valuable information; (2) introduce readers to the controversial material typically brought up by critics from a faithful perspective, thus \u201cinoculating\u201d them against hostile efforts to use such issues against them; and (3) strengthen the faith of Church members (vii\u2013x).\nThe book is divided into two parts, \u201cMisplaced Testimony and Anti-Mormon Vulnerability\u201d (1\u2013108) and \u201cResponses to Specific Anti-Mormon Claims\u201d (109\u2013251). A list of sources for further study is given at the end of each chapter in part 2. Endnotes are provided (256\u201396), followed by an index (297\u2013301). Overall, the type, layout, and format of the book are aesthetically pleasing, although the use of endnotes instead of footnotes is disappointing.\nPart 1: Doubt, Cognitive Dissonance, and Paradigms\nPart 1 of Shaken Faith Syndrome is devoted to establishing the methodology that Ash will use to address specific topics in part 2. Ash\u2019s examples of real people who have voiced their concerns, thoughts, and opinions on message boards and in other venues are commendable. Many of these narratives are eye opening, taken directly from ex-Mormon message boards that paint a vivid picture of what can happen to those who lose confidence in the Church.\nAsh explores important subjects such as the nature of paradigms, cognitive dissonance, and coping with doubt. He notes that shaken faith may result from unrealistic expectations of prophets or science (or both), and he goes on to describe the danger of \u201cfundamentalist, dogmatic, or closed-minded ideologies about certain facets of the gospel or early LDS historical [Page 112]events\u201d that can make believers \u201cmore likely to apostatize when they encounter challenging issues\u201d (3; emphasis removed). An engaging chapter also responds to the common accusations leveled against Mormon scholars associated with the Maxwell Institute (83\u2013102).\nMost appropriately, the first chapter of Shaken Faith Syndrome (3\u201310) details how to handle doubt, with reference to the theory of cognitive dissonance. Ash explains that cognitive dissonance is \u201ca psychological phenomenon that describes the discomfort felt when confronted with conflicting items of equally weighted information\u201d (5).17 In chapter 2 (11\u201317) Ash insightfully demonstrates that ex-Mormons also suffer from cognitive dissonance when confronted with faith-affirming information. Contrary to the fa\u00e7ade fabricated by self-assured and insulated critics, cognitive dissonance is a two-edged sword that cuts both ways. No human can, or should, be free from its effects\u2014it is part of how we learn, grow, and assimilate new information.\nThe two chapters of Shaken Faith Syndrome that many Latter-day Saints may find the most difficult to grasp are chapter 3 (\u201cUnrealistic Expectations of Prophets,\u201d 19\u201330) and chapter 4 (\u201cConfusing Tradition with Doctrine,\u201d 31\u201334). In these two chapters Ash admonishes his LDS readers not to set prophets on a pedestal of perfection and inerrancy nor to confuse folk traditions (even popular traditions) with established doctrine. Doing so, according to Ash, can lead to dissonance when one discovers the unsurprising (but to some still shocking) reality that prophets are human beings too, and that at times they have [Page 113]offered speculation or personal opinion on various matters or have not always been in full agreement with each other. Some members of the Church assume (if only implicitly and unconsciously) that every single word spoken by a prophet or an apostle constitutes a divine special revelation or official Church doctrine. Elder D. Todd Christofferson of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles recently disapproved of this mentality during his address given at the 182nd Annual General Conference of the Church:\nAt the same time it should be remembered that not every statement made by a Church leader, past or present, necessarily constitutes doctrine. It is commonly understood in the Church that a statement made by one leader on a single occasion often represents a personal, though well-considered, opinion, not meant to be official or binding for the whole Church. The Prophet Joseph Smith taught that \u201ca prophet [is] a prophet only when he [is] acting as such.\u201d18\nOr, if asked further, these members would agree that prophets are certainly not inerrant\u2014and yet would still be extraordinarily troubled if any example of error came to their attention. This tendency, as documented by Ash, has led members to question their testimonies when confronted with information that contradicts their false assumptions. The prophets do not claim infallibility, but some members unwittingly act as if that is the case and are then disturbed if the prophets do not measure up to that unrealistic standard.\nLikewise, Ash warns against confusing tradition with established doctrine. An example is how Latter-day Saints have viewed the geography of the Book of Mormon in the past. He notes: \u201cIt was the traditional view of a hemispheric geography, [Page 114]however, that was passed from generation to generation of Latter-day Saints as an unarguable truth. This \u2018truth\u2019 was spoken from the pulpit, integrated into manuals, taught in classes, and casually implied as LDS doctrine for nearly two hundred years among most Church members\u201d (32). But even though a hemispheric model of the geography of the Book of Mormon has been taught in the past, it has never been official doctrine. Those who conclude that it is may experience cognitive dissonance and the accompanying negative effects on their faith.19\nChapters 7, 8, and 9 were perhaps my favorite in part 1 of Shaken Faith Syndrome. Chapter 7 (\u201cBetrayal and Church \u2018Cover-Up,\u2019\u200a\u201d 71\u201375) addresses the common complaint that the church has undertaken to cover up damning or controversial aspects of Mormon history. In tackling this claim, Ash explains that the Church has actually been remarkably transparent in publishing controversial aspects of its history. \u201cAs we examine other challenging issues in LDS publications we find that many, if not all, of the [controversial] issues have been noted, examined, or discussed by believing LDS historians in a variety of LDS-targeted publications, conferences, and programs\u201d (74). Official church publications such as the Ensign and the Improvement Era, and quasi-official publications such as BYU Studies and the Encyclopedia of Mormonism, have explored many controversial topics.20 Ash himself provides a list of \u201cexamples of issues tackled by these official publications\u201d (74), which should serve as solid evidence that the Church is not censoring its history. Although it could be argued that the Church could do more to foster a better cultural environment [Page 115]where Church members feel more safe asking about controversial issues, this is a far cry from the constant refrain of critics that the Church is deliberately suppressing its history.\nChapters 8 and 9 focus on the work done by scholars associated with the Neal A. Maxwell Institute for Religious Scholarship (formerly FARMS). Ash provides something of an overview of this work in chapter 8 (\u201cAdding Cognitions [Beliefs],\u201d 77\u201382) and counters arguments against the quality of work done by the Maxwell Institute in chapter 9 (\u201cAnti-Mormon Disdain for LDS Scholarship and Apologetics,\u201d 83\u2013102). The most common arguments put forth by critics that are answered by Ash include the following:\nLDS scholars are not real scholars (84\u201391).\nLDS apologists engage in ad hominem (91\u201393).\nLDS scholars are too biased to be objective (93\u201394).\nLDS scholars are really just paid apologists (94\u201395).\nFARMS articles are not peer-reviewed (95\u201397).\nNon-LDS scholars reject the arguments of FARMS and other LDS apologists (97\u2013100).\nLDS scholars have changed, and are continuing to change, the Church and Church doctrine (100\u2013102).\nAsh ably answers these accusations, which, unfortunately, are routinely advanced by critics of Mormonism.\nPart 2: Specific Responses to Anti-Mormon Arguments\nPart 2 of Shaken Faith Syndrome is dedicated to answering specific criticisms of the Book of Abraham, the Book of Mormon, Joseph Smith, LDS Church history, and LDS doctrine. Just a few of the subjects discussed by Ash in part 2 of Shaken Faith Syndrome include the Book of Abraham and the Joseph Smith Papyri (113\u201328); Book of Mormon geography, archaeology, anachronisms, and historicity (129\u2013200); the Kinderhook Plates (209\u201314), plural marriage (215\u201328); and the First Vision (237\u201343). As noted earlier, in part 2 Ash does not [Page 116]offer any new contributions to the arguments already put forth by LDS scholars. Rather, he provides a handy summary and overview of these issues with some of his own commentary added in.\nThe Book of Abraham and the Joseph Smith Papyri\nSome Latter-day Saints with weakened faith cite the controversy surrounding the Book of Abraham and the Joseph Smith Papyri as a significant contributing factor. After all, the arguments against the Book of Abraham often create the impression that it is established beyond any reasonable doubt that the book is a patent fraud.21 The evidence for Joseph Smith\u2019s deception, the critics claim, is so straightforward that nobody would be able to honestly continue to believe in the Book of Abraham after seeing the truth of the matter. However, there is much that has been said in favor of the Book of Abraham\u2019s authenticity, and the controversy is by no means settled.22 [Page 117]Latter-day Saint scholars have devoted much effort to defending the Book of Abraham. To insist that the matter has been effectively put to rest because, for example, a few scraps of the Joseph Smith Papyri surfaced in 1967 is a gross oversimplification.23\nAsh\u2019s discussion of the controversy surrounding the Book of Abraham and the Joseph Smith Papyri primarily utilizes the research of John Gee, who is perhaps the foremost expert on the subject.24 Ash also references work done by Michael D. Rhodes, Brian M. Hauglid, and Hugh Nibley (128, 281\u201383). Ash\u2019s material in Shaken Faith Syndrome on the Book of Abraham is very close to his work done elsewhere on this subject.25 Considering how complex the issues surrounding the Book of Abraham and the Joseph Smith Papyri are, Ash does a fine job of bringing [Page 118]together the work of LDS scholars into a manageable chapter that should be comprehensible to most lay readers.26\nBook of Mormon Geography and Archaeology\nIn his discussion of the issues surrounding the historicity of the Book of Mormon, Ash follows the geographical model proposed by John L. Sorenson. This model, sometimes known as the Limited Geography Theory, posits that the events described in the Book of Mormon occurred primarily in southern Mexico and northern Guatemala.27 Although competing theories exist, including those that place Book of Mormon events around the Great Lakes or in Peru in South America or elsewhere, it seems to me that Sorenson\u2019s model has the strongest backing from textual details in the Book of Mormon and physical evidence from archaeological investigation.28 At the very least, the use of this geographical model; (1) demonstrates [Page 119]that a hemispheric model is not the only viable option; and (2) introduces members new to the subject to an alternative view that they may not yet have encountered.\nBesides giving an overview of the geography of the Book of Mormon, Ash gives detailed reviews of criticisms of the Book of Mormon including, but not limited to, alleged anachronisms (131\u201342), textual changes (149\u201356),29 DNA (157\u201362),30 and the allegedly questionable nature of the witnesses of the Book of Mormon (193\u2013200).31\nThe so-called Kinderhook Plates have often been touted by critics of Mormonism as evidence of Joseph Smith\u2019s deceptiveness or ineptitude as a translator. The Kinderhook Plates were a set of small, bell-shaped brass plates that were reportedly unearthed in Kinderhook, Illinois, in April 1843. The following month, the plates were brought to Joseph Smith, who, according to William Clayton, attempted a translation.32 Later, in 1879, one of the eyewitnesses to the \u201crecovery\u201d of the plates, named Wilbur Fugate, confessed that the entire scheme was a joke perpetuated to lampoon the credulity of the Mormons. [Page 120]When in the early 1980s the plates were determined to be a forgery,33 critics of Joseph Smith quickly used this as evidence of the Prophet\u2019s duplicity. Jerald and Sandra Tanner pronounced that\nit is obvious that Joseph Smith fell for the bait, hook, line, and sinker. Since Joseph Smith did not know the difference between ancient and modern brass plates, as the evidence clearly shows, and was oblivious to the fact that the hieroglyphics were forged, we cannot have any confidence in his work. While the Mormon leaders are supposed to have special powers of discernment, Joseph Smith certainly did not demonstrate a capability to discern when he was being tricked.34\nHowever, careful research by Ash and others leads to a different conclusion: the historical evidence is not as cut-and-dried as the Tanners would like us to think. Although it is tempting to jump to conclusions from a surface-deep analysis of the evidence, further investigation sheds more light on this perplexing episode. As Ash explains: \u201cIt seems, instead, that after some initial excitement and interest in the plates, the matter was simply forgotten or dropped. It is logical and reasonable to surmise that the reason we don\u2019t have a translation of the Kinderhook Plates is because no translation ever took place. If it had, the pranksters would have crowed about duping the prophet immediately and not waited to discuss their scheme years or decades later (214).\u201d35\nThe practice of plural marriage by early Latter-day Saints has been a point of heated controversy. So outraged were nineteenth-century Americans at this practice that the federal government enacted legislation (of highly questionable constitutionality) aimed at obliterating the Church as an institution solely for its acceptance of this practice. Today many people, both within and outside the Church, are understandably troubled by the history of Mormon polygamy. Ash discusses many criticisms such as Joseph Smith was a sexual predator because he married young women, Joseph Smith and other early Mormons were liars in denying that they practiced plural marriage, and sexual relations within polygamous marriages are indicative of Joseph Smith\u2019s lecherous nature.36\nBesides responding to various criticisms of plural marriage, Ash speculates on the purpose of polygamy:\nPlural marriage, I believe, was the earthly restoration and manifestation of the key to this eternal unity\u2014a unity that we can\u2019t completely appreciate until we arrive in the celestial kingdom and become fully one with God. In polygamous relationships (also known as [Page 122]\u201cCelestial Marriage\u201d)\u2014sealed by the binding powers of the priesthood\u2014we get a glimpse of that heavenly family unit being practiced in mortality. In this limited earthly practice we primarily see the aggregation of multiple women to one man, but evidence suggests that Joseph foresaw more than this and practiced limited sealings that crossed marital bounds. In an at-one-ment with God we can appreciate the need for all potentially divine beings to be sealed together (p. 226).\nThroughout his life Joseph Smith either wrote or dictated a number of different accounts of his 1820 theophany. The earliest recorded account dates to 1832, the latest to 1842. Besides Joseph Smith\u2019s firsthand testimony concerning the First Vision, a number of secondhand accounts are also extant.37 Because of alleged discrepancies or contradictions between these accounts, Joseph Smith\u2019s detractors often make the following allegation, with various manifestations: \u201cThe conflicts and contradictions brought to light by the preceding historical evidence demonstrate that the First Vision story, as presented by the Mormon church today, must be regarded as the invention of Joseph Smith\u2019s highly imaginative mind. The historical facts and Joseph\u2019s own words discredit it.\u201d38\nWith the First Vision lying at the heart of Mormonism,39 this is indeed a crucial and sensitive subject. It has long been [Page 123]debated. If doubt can be thrown upon the veracity of Joseph\u2019s initial revelation, this would cast a long and dark shadow over the rest of his prophetic career. Accordingly, critics have been relentless in attempting to undermine the validity of the First Vision. Notwithstanding, Latter-day Saints have not been silent in their defense of Joseph Smith.40 Nor has Ash, who rebuts criticisms of supposed chronological inconsistencies and problematic content in the differing accounts and includes a chart showing the harmony among those accounts (243). Ash provides this cautionary note to sectarian critics of Joseph Smith who, in their zeal to discredit the Prophet, employ a double standard:\nMany of the criticisms leveled against Joseph Smith\u2019s vision apply equally well to Paul\u2019s vision. For instance the critics attack Joseph Smith because the earliest known record of his vision wasn\u2019t given until a dozen years after it happened. The first record of Paul\u2019s vision, however, which is found in 1 Corinthians 9:1, wasn\u2019t recorded until two dozen years after it happened. And just as the most detailed description of Joseph\u2019s vision [Page 124]was one of his later accounts, so likewise, Paul\u2019s most detailed account of his vision was the last of several recorded. The details in both accounts are expanded because they are geared to different audiences. (242)41\nAs Ash demonstrates in this chapter, contrary to what Walters and other critics allege, the differing accounts of the vision \u201cactually harmonize very well\u201d (242) and together provide a fuller glimpse of this remarkable event.\nReservations and Critiques\nAlthough I greatly enjoyed Shaken Faith Syndrome, there are a few aspects of the book that I found lacking. First, Ash uses a lot of Internet citations from message boards and other websites with long URLs that are either no longer active or difficult to access, making source-checking and further reading inconvenient. Second, some significant issues are either untouched by Ash or inadequately covered. These include the pre-1978 priesthood ban, the Church\u2019s stance on same-sex marriage, and the charge of institutionalized sexism within the Church. Of course, it is unreasonable to expect every single argument that has been raised against the Church to be covered in a single work, but in my judgment these three issues are raised often enough by detractors to have justified a response.\nFinally, some aspects of Ash\u2019s book are now outdated, having been superseded by more recent and robust scholarship. Since the publication of Shaken Faith Syndrome in 2008, newer research has outdone some of Ash\u2019s own analysis.\nIn the 1990s a popular television show called The X-Files made famous the catchphrase \u201cThe truth is out there.\u201d This is the main theme raised repeatedly by Ash throughout Shaken Faith Syndrome (especially 103\u20136). Sound answers to anti-Mormon criticisms are available. Those who are confronted with criticisms of Mormonism need not be overwhelmed by what may appear at first glance to be sophisticated attacks. The reality is that most criticisms leveled against Joseph Smith and his revelations rest on dubious allegations, rank fallacies, specious reasoning, or unwarranted assumptions. That is not to say there are no valid criticisms, for some controversies raised by the claims of Mormonism are, from an intellectual point of view, still debatable. In a few instances, fully satisfactory answers remain elusive.\nContrary to the caricature perpetuated by antagonists of the Church, Latter-day Saints have not planted their heads in the sand or thrown their hands in the air and sighed with resignation. There is yet a manifest spirit of apologetic fervor within the ranks of the Church of Jesus Christ, and there is no sign of that spirit abating anytime soon. As long as detractors continue to bring forth their strong reasons against the restored church, learned believers will be there to refute them (D&C 71:7\u201310).42\nDespite its few shortcomings, Shaken Faith Syndrome is an excellent book. I highly recommend it for those who struggle with doubt or uncertainty stemming from weakened faith or a lack of knowledge regarding the issues that impinge on their faith. I also recommend it as a helpful resource to share with friends or loved ones in and out of the Church who merely have questions about the aforementioned criticisms of Mormonism. Ash should be commended for his ability to frame complex [Page 126]issues and to engage in fruitful discussion and analysis of the salient facts pertaining to the controversies he explores. Although Shaken Faith Syndrome does not offer much new to the discussion, it does an admirable job of dispelling misconceptions and modeling a faithful approach to dealing with LDS-critical arguments. Its scope and depth of coverage make a compelling case for faith that stands to greatly benefit those experiencing any degree of shaken faith syndrome.\nMarlin K. Jensen, \u201cMaking a Case for Church History,\u201d in Preserving the History of the Latter-day Saints, ed. Richard E. Turley and Steven C. Harper (Provo, UT: BYU Religious Studies Center, 2010), 4. \u21a9\nAndreas Ross, writing for the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, perceived this tactic being used by a popular contemporary commentator on Mormonism. See Andreas Ross, \u201cAlltag der Mormonen in Utah,\u201d Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, at http://www.faz.net/aktuell/politik/ausland/alltag-der-mormonen-in-utah-fuer-alle-ewigkeit-11775372.html. The pertinent quote reads: \u201cDer ehemalige Microsoft-Berate Dehlin hat seinen Job in Seattle aufgegeben, um Zeit f\u00fcr seine zweite, seine selbstgegebene Mission zu haben: die Kirche Jesu Christi der Heiligen der Letzten Tage mit ihren Widerspr\u00fcchen zu konfrontieren. Von innen.\u201d \u21a9\nFor some important chronicles on both past and contemporary anti-Mormonism, see J. Spencer Fluhman, \u201cA Peculiar People\u201d: Anti-Mormonism and the Making of Religion in Nineteenth-Century America (Chapel Hill, N.C.: University of North Carolina, 2012); Terryl Givens, The Viper on the Hearth: Mormons, Myths, and the Construction of Heresy (New York: Oxford University Press, 1997); Craig L. Foster, Penny Tracts and Polemics: A Critical Analysis of Anti-Mormon Pamphleteering in Great Britain, 1837\u20131860 (Salt Lake City: Kofford, 2002); Patrick Mason, The Mormon Menace: Violence and Anti-Mormonism in the Postbellum South (New York: Oxford University Press, 2011); Massimo Introvigne, \u201cThe Devil Makers: Evangelical Fundamentalist Anti-Mormonism,\u201d Dialogue 27/1 (Spring 1994): 165\u201381; Louis Midgley, \u201cThe Signature Books Saga,\u201d FARMS Review 16/1 (2004): 361\u2013406. \u21a9\nRichard L. Bushman, Joseph Smith: Rough Stone Rolling (New York: Knopf, 2005), 80\u201383, 85, 88\u201394. As Bushman shows, some of Joseph Smith\u2019s earliest enemies were not even below breaking the law to hinder or prevent the publication of the Book of Mormon. \u21a9\nSee Fluhman, \u201cA Peculiar People,\u201d 21\u201377. \u21a9\nBushman, Joseph Smith: Rough Stone Rolling, 92. \u21a9\nSee John W. Welch, \u201cOliver Cowdery\u2019s 1385 Response to Alexander Campbell\u2019s 1831 \u2018Delusions,\u2019\u200a\u201d in Oliver Cowdery: Scribe, Elder, Witness, ed. John W. Welch and Larry E. Morris (Provo, UT: FARMS, 2006), 221\u201339. \u21a9\nPeter Crawley, \u201cParley P. Pratt: Father of Mormon Pamphleteering,\u201d Dialogue 15/3 (Autumn 1982): 15\u201328; David J. Whittaker, \u201cOrson Pratt: Prolific Pamphleteer,\u201d Dialogue (Autumn 1982): 29\u201343; E. Robert Paul, \u201cEarly Mormon Intellectuals: Parley P. and Orson Pratt, a Response,\u201d Dialogue (Autumn 1982): 44\u201350. \u21a9\nJames Williams, \u201cDefending Plural Marriage to Vice President Colfax,\u201d in John Taylor: Champion of Liberty, ed. Mary Jane Woodger (Provo, UT: BYU Religious Studies Center, 2009), 219\u201331. \u21a9\nB. H. Roberts, New Witnesses for God, 3 vols. (Salt Lake City: Deseret News, 1895\u20131909); B. H. Roberts, In Defense of the Faith and the Saints, 2 vols. (Salt Lake City: Deseret News, 1907\u20131912). \u21a9\nJohn A. Widtsoe, Evidences and Reconciliations, 3 vols. (Salt Lake City: Bookcraft, 1943\u20131951). Although published between 1943 and 1951, much of the material discussed by Elder Widtsoe in these volumes comes from earlier writings published in church periodicals and correspondences. \u21a9\nHugh Nibley, The Collected Works of Hugh Nibley, 19 vols. (Provo, UT: FARMS, 1986\u20132011). \u21a9\nM. Russell Ballard, \u201cSharing the Gospel Using the Internet\u201d, Ensign, July 2008, 58\u201363. \u21a9\nMichael R. Ash, Of Faith and Reason: 80 Evidences Supporting the Prophet Joseph Smith (Springville, UT: Cedar Fort, 2008); Shaken Faith Syndrome: Strengthening One\u2019s Testimony in the Face of Criticism and Doubt (Redding, CA: Foundation for Apologetic Information and Research, 2008). \u21a9\nFor my own review of one of Ash\u2019s previous works, as well as a brief overview of his other contributions to Mormon apologetics, see Stephen O. Smoot, \u201cThe Faith and Reason of Michael R. Ash,\u201d FARMS Review 21/2 (2009): 225\u201337. \u21a9\nHugh Nibley, \u201cThe Day of the Amateur,\u201d New Era (January 1971): 42\u201344. \u21a9\nThe theory of cognitive dissonance was first developed by social psychologist Leon Festinger, who used the case study of a failed prophecy within a UFO religion to formulate his theory. See Leon Festinger, Henry Riecken, and Stanley Schachter, When Prophecy Fails: A Social and Psychological Study of a Modern Group That Predicted the Destruction of the World (New York: Harper-Torchbooks, 1956). Until recently it has been the standard theory in social psychology. \u21a9\nD. Todd Christofferson, \u201cThe Doctrine of Christ,\u201d Ensign, May 2012, 88. \u21a9\nFor more on the history of different geographical theories of the Book of Mormon, see Matthew Roper, \u201cLimited Geography and the Book of Mormon: Historical Antecedents and Early Interpretations,\u201d FARMS Review 16/2 (2004): 225\u201375. \u21a9\nSee \u201cMormonism and history/Censorship and revision/Hiding the facts,\u201d at http://en.fairmormon.org/Mormonism_and_history/Censorship_and_revision/Hiding_the_facts. \u21a9\nThe most recent book-length attack on the Book of Abraham is found in Robert K. Ritner, The Joseph Smith Egyptian Papyri: A Complete Edition (Salt Lake City: Smith-Pettit Foundation, 2012). Besides the supplemental essays, and Ritner\u2019s own translation of the copies of the Book of the Dead found amongst the Joseph Smith Papyri, much of the material found in this volume is an updated expansion on Ritner\u2019s earlier polemical work on the Book of Abraham. See Robert K. Ritner, \u201c\u200a\u2018The Breathing Permit Of H\u00f4r\u2019 Among the Joseph Smith Papyri,\u201d Journal of Near Eastern Studies 62/3 (2003): 161-180. For a review of Ritner\u2019s earlier problematic work, see Larry E. Morris, \u201cThe Book of Abraham: Ask the Right Questions and Keep on Looking,\u201d FARMS Review 16/2 (2004): 355-80; Kerry Muhlestein, \u201cThe Book of Breathings in Its Place,\u201d FARMS Review 17/2 (2005): 471-486. Another popular attack piece on the Book of Abraham is Charles M. Larson, By His Own Hand Upon Papyrus: A New Look at the Joseph Smith Papyri (Grand Rapids, MI: Institute for Religious Research, 1992). For two reviews of this work, see John Gee, \u201cA Tragedy of Errors,\u201d FARMS Review of Books on the Book of Mormon 4/1 (1992): 93\u2013119; and Michael D. Rhodes, \u201cThe Book of Abraham: Divinely Inspired Scripture,\u201d FARMS Review of Books on the Book of Mormon 4/1 (1992): 120\u201326. \u21a9\nFour recent offerings from John Gee, Kerry Muhlestein, and Kevin Barney demonstrate that, despite the ex cathedra pronouncements of some recent critics, the discussion around the Book of Abraham is still very much alive, and defenders of the book have not backed down from offering examples of evidence of its ancient authenticity. See Kevin Barney, \u201cOn Elkenah as Canaanite El,\u201d Journal of the Book of Mormon and Other Restoration Scripture 19/1 (2010): 22\u201335; John Gee, \u201cAn Egyptian View of Abraham,\u201d in Bountiful Harvest: Essays in Honor of S. Kent Brown, ed. Andrew C. Skinner, D. Morgan Davis, and Carl Griffin (Provo, UT: Neal A. Maxwell Institute for Religious Scholarship, 2011), 137\u201356; John Gee and Kerry Muhlestein, \u201cAn Egyptian Context for the Sacrifice of Abraham,\u201d Journal of the Book of Mormon and Other Restoration Scripture 20/2 (2011): 70\u201377; John Gee, \u201cFormulas and Faith,\u201d Journal of the Book of Mormon and Other Restoration Scriptures 21/1 (2012): 60\u201365. For my own overview of this new research, see \u201dThe Book of Abraham and Continuing Scholarship: Ask the Right Questions and Keep Looking,\u201d at http://www.fairblog.org/2012/08/21/the-book-of-abraham-and-continuing-scholarship-ask-the-right-questions-and-keep-looking/. \u21a9\nMy somewhat haphazard bibliography of apologetic material on the Book of Abraham is available online, see \u201c\u200a\u2018A Most Remarkable Book\u2019: Supplementary Reading\u201d at http://www.fairblog.org/2011/10/07/a-most-remarkable-book-supplementary-reading/. \u21a9\nMuch of Gee\u2019s research can be accessed online at http://maxwellinstitute.byu.edu/authors/?authorID=24. \u21a9\nMichael R. Ash and Kevin Barney, \u201cThe ABCs of the Book of Abraham,\u201d at http://www.fairlds.org/FAIR_Conferences/2004-Michael-Ash-and-Kevin-Barney.pdf; and Ash, \u201cBook of Abraham 201: Papyri, Revelation, and Modern Egyptology,\u201d at http://www.fairlds.org/FAIR_Conferences/2006_Book_of_Abraham_201.html. \u21a9\nRecently Ash has appeared alongside Gee, Rhodes, and other LDS scholars in a DVD produced by FAIR discussing the Book of Abraham controversy from a faithful perspective. Much of the material presented by Ash in Shaken Faith Syndrome overlaps with his remarks on the DVD. See Tyler Livingston and J. D. Judlander, A Most Remarkable Book: Evidence for the Divine Authenticity of the Book of Abraham (Redding, CA: Foundation for Apologetic Information and Research, 2011). Of special note are two very recent articles on the Book of Abraham controversy by LDS Egyptologist Kerry M. Muhlestein and LDS scholar Brian M. Hauglid. See Kerry M. Muhlestein, \u201cEgyptian Papyri and the Book of Abraham: A Faithful, Egyptological Point of View,\u201d in No Weapon Shall Prosper: New Light on Sensitive Issues, ed. Robert L. Millet (Provo, UT: BYU Religious Studies Center, 2011), 217\u201343; and Brain M. Hauglid, \u201cThoughts on the Book of Abraham,\u201d in Millet, No Weapon Shall Prosper, 244\u201358. \u21a9\nJohn L. Sorenson, An Ancient American Setting for the Book of Mormon (Provo, UT: FARMS, 1985); Sorenson, \u201cViva Zapato! Hurray for the Shoe!,\u201d Review of Books on the Book of Mormon 6/1 (1994): 297\u2013361; Sorenson, Images of Ancient America: Visualizing Book of Mormon Life (Provo, UT: FARMS, 1997); Sorenson, Mormon\u2019s Map (Provo, UT: FARMS, 2000). \u21a9\nAt about the time of the publication of Shaken Faith Syndrome, Brant Gardner offered a monumental commentary on the Book of Mormon that converges on many points with the scholarship of Sorenson: Brant Gardner, Second Witness: Analytical and Contextual Commentary on the Book of Mormon, 6 vols. (Salt Lake City: Kofford, 2007). Gardner\u2019s commentary is essential reading for those wishing to remain current on Book of Mormon scholarship. \u21a9\nUnquestionably the foremost authority on this subject is Royal Skousen, who has produced an exhaustive commentary on this subject. See Royal Skousen, Analysis of Textual Variants of the Book of Mormon, 6 vols. (Provo, UT: FARMS, 2004\u20132009). \u21a9\nSee The Book of Mormon and DNA Research, ed. Daniel C. Peterson (Provo, UT: Maxwell Institute, 2008); Ugo A. Perego, \u201cThe Book of Mormon and the Origin of Native Americans from a Maternally Inherited DNA Standpoint,\u201d in Millet, No Weapon Shall Prosper, 171\u2013216. \u21a9\nOn the testimony of the witnesses of the Book of Mormon, see Richard L. Anderson, Investigating the Book of Mormon Witnesses (Salt Lake City: Deseret Book, 1981); Richard L. Anderson, \u201cAttempts to Redefine the Experience of the Eight Witnesses,\u201d Journal of Book of Mormon Studies 14/1 (2005): 18\u201331; Steven C. Harper, \u201cEvaluating the Book of Mormon Witnesses,\u201d Religious Educator 11/2 (2010): 37\u201349; Gale Yancey Anderson, \u201cEleven Witnesses Behold the Plates,\u201d The Journal of Mormon History 38/2 (Spring 2012): 145\u201362. \u21a9\nAn Intimate Chronicle: The Journals of William Clayton, ed. George D. Smith (Salt Lake City: Signature Books, 1995), 100. \u21a9\nStanley B. Kimball, \u201cKinderhook Plates Brought to Joseph Smith Appear to Be a Nineteenth-Century Hoax,\u201d Ensign, August 1981, 66\u201374. \u21a9\nJerald and Sandra Tanner, Answering Mormon Scholars: A Response to Criticism Raised by Mormon Defenders (Salt Lake City: Utah Lighthouse Ministry, 1996), 2:123. \u21a9\nA similar conclusion to Ash\u2019s has also been reached by Brian M. Hauglid, \u201cDid Joseph Smith Translate the Kinderhook Plates?\u201d in Millet, No Weapon Shall Prosper, 93\u2013103. See also Richard L. Bushman, Joseph Smith: Rough Stone Rolling, 489\u201390: \u201cJoseph seemed to be stepping into the trap, but then he pulled back. . . . After the first meeting, no further mention was made of translation, and the Kinderhook Plates dropped out of sight. Joseph may not have detected fraud, but he did not swing into a full-fledged translation as he had with the Egyptian scrolls. The trap did not spring shut, which foiled the conspirators\u2019 original plan.\u201d \u21a9\nThese and other topics are addressed in an excellent recent volume: The Persistence of Polygamy: Joseph Smith and the Origins of Mormon Polygamy, ed. Newell G. Bringhurst and Craig L. Foster (Independence, MO: John Whitmer Books, 2010). Brian C. Hales has also very recently offered a thorough look at Joseph Smith\u2019s practice of plural marriage, and besides offering many helpful insights into the historical and doctrinal context of early Mormon plural marriage, has also challenged many of the negative conclusions reached by previous hostile authors. See Brian C. Hales, \u201cJoseph Smith\u2019s Personal Polygamy,\u201d The Journal of Mormon History 38/2 (Spring 2012): 163\u2013228. \u21a9\nSee Dean C. Jessee, \u201cThe Earliest Documented Accounts of Joseph Smith\u2019s First Vision,\u201d in Opening the Heavens: Accounts of Divine Manifestation, 1820\u20131844, ed. John W. Welch and Eric B. Carlson (Provo, UT: BYU Press and Deseret Book, 2005), 1\u201333. \u21a9\nWesley P. Walters, \u201cNew Light on Joseph Smith\u2019s First Vision,\u201d accessed 15 November 2011, http://www.irr.org/mit//first-vision.html. \u21a9\nGordon B. Hinckley, \u201cThe Marvelous Foundation of Our Faith,\u201d Ensign (November 2002): 80. \u201cIt [the first vision] either occurred or it did not occur. If it did not, then this work is a fraud. If it did, then it is the most important and wonderful work under the heavens.\u201d \u21a9\nFor a sampling of the LDS response to criticisms of the first vision, see the following: Richard L. Anderson, \u201cCircumstantial Confirmation of the First Vision Through Reminiscences,\u201d BYU Studies 9/3 (1969): 373\u2013404; Milton V. Backman, Joseph Smith\u2019s First Vision: Confirming Evidences and Contemporary Accounts (Salt Lake City: Bookcraft, 1980); Hugh Nibley, \u201cCensoring the Joseph Smith Story,\u201d in Tinkling Cymbals and Sounding Brass, ed. David J. Whittaker (Provo, UT: FARMS, 1991), 53\u201396; James B. Allen and John W. Welch, \u201cThe Appearance of the Father and the Son to Joseph Smith in 1820,\u201d in Opening the Heavens, 35\u201375; Matthew B. Brown, A Pillar of Light: The History and Message of the First Vision (American Fork, UT: Covenant Book, 2009); Steven C. Harper, \u201cA Seeker\u2019s Guide to the Historical Accounts of Joseph Smith\u2019s First Vision,\u201d in The Religious Educator 12/1 (2011): 165\u201376; Samuel Alonzo Dodge and Steven C. Harper, ed., Exploring the First Vision (Provo: BYU Religious Studies Center, 2012); Steven C. Harper, \u201cEvaluating Three Arguments Against Joseph Smith\u2019s First Vision,\u201d Interpreter: A Journal of Mormon Scripture 2 (2012): 18\u201332, at https://www.mormoninterpreter.com/evaluating-three-arguments-against-joseph-smiths-first-vision/. \u21a9\nAsh provides a citation to Richard Lloyd Anderson, \u201cParallel Prophets: Paul and Joseph Smith,\u201d Ensign, April 1985, 12\u201313. Anderson keenly perceives parallels between the \u201cfirst visions\u201d of Paul and Joseph Smith, and he deftly counters the questionable arguments of sectarian critics. For a parallel analysis of the first visions of Paul and Joseph Smith, see John A. Tvedtnes, \u201cVariants in the Stories of the First Vision of Joseph Smith and the Apostle Paul,\u201d Interpreter: A Journal of Mormon Scripture 2 (2012): 73\u201386, at https://www.mormoninterpreter.com/journal/volume-2-2012/. \u21a9\nSee Daniel C. Peterson, \u201cAn Unapologetic Apology for Apologetics,\u201d FARMS Review 22/2 (2010): ix\u2013xlviii. \u21a9\nPosted in Review Essay and tagged anti-Mormonism, apologetics, evidences, FairMormon, Michael Ash, review, Shaken Faith Syndrome on November 23, 2012 . Bookmark the permalink.",
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        "raw_content": "Corporate Finance Trends by W. Joseph Caton\nMapping Out the Next Real Estate Investment Cycle\nInvestors are cheering the tightening of credit spreads \u2013 a move that can bring real estate debt investment back in vogue.\n--BY W. JOSEPH CATON\nSince experiencing an unprecedented run up that began late summer of 2008, a critical measurement of stability in the credit markets has been showing signs of strength in recent weeks. Spreads, or the difference between how much payment lenders demand as interest above yields on benchmark instruments like LIBOR and U.S. treasury bonds, have been on a declining trend. Overall, declining spreads is good news for any credit and interest rate driven business such as real estate finance and the fixed-income portfolios they represent.\nTo begin with, real estate debt investment activity has typically mirrored what happens in the corporate finance arena, and generally lags such activity by anywhere from six to nine months. For instance, before any semblance of trouble reached the mortgage-backed securities and real estate lending sectors, some private equity firms first began to experience difficulty in raising funds for highly publicized leveraged buyouts. These deals dominated the news headlines and the pages of corporate finance trade journals during the capital markets liquidity peak. And these transactions were among the very high flying ones that ran into trouble despite their well-known brand names.\nThe first hint of trouble occurred in the summer of 2007, when leveraged buyout private equity specialists began to abandon some deals such as the original $5.5 billion ServiceMaster buyout attempt by Clayton, Dubilier & Rice, Inc. And later, the resale of the Chrysler brand from then Germany\u2019s DaimlerChrysler Corporation to Cerberus Capital Management was delayed and renegotiated more than once. The reason? The buyers were having difficulty raising the required debt.\nShortly thereafter, the credit markets began to freeze up, resulting in the ensuing credit crunch that enveloped both the debt markets and Wall Street itself. The real estate finance business then experienced its version of the credit meltdown beginning in the first quarter of 2008; almost exactly eight months after the corporate finance market went into its freefall.\nBut while the corporate finance space has continued to see fallout from defaults and bankruptcy filings, the creative financing minds of Wall Street have been busy at work. For one thing, many companies (including the U.S. automakers) have embarked on a debt-exchange binge in recent months that have served to dampen the blow of a rising tide of corporate defaults and bankruptcies. Analysts at Standard & Poor\u2019s have recently taken note of just how much this trend is proliferating across multiple business sectors, including real estate finance and investment ventures. In its regular client report on credit markets activities, Standard & Poor\u2019s noted that spreads had tightened across every industry measure, including the dicey banking sector. This represents a ray of hope for resolving an increasing number of distress debt issues, including mortgages. It is also reason for optimism among both fixed income investors and borrowers such as real estate owners.\nLending rates and debt investment yields, as measured by the Standard & Poor\u2019s Composite Credit Spread Index, has been tightening since the beginning of the year. At mid October, the investment-grade composite credit spread tightened to 235 basis points, compared to 531 basis points at the beginning of the year. The speculative grade composite spread tightened to 740 basis points from 1,628 at the beginning of the year. Even though these are relatively wide spreads on a historical basis, they are a far cry from the unsustainable wide margins recorded in December 2008, when speculative-grade spreads had exploded to almost 1,800 basis points, and investment-grade spreads were over 1,200 basis points.\nAt the very least, current spreads indicate that investors are being paid more of a premium for taking on additional risk and are somewhat satisfied with it. This development reverses what many market observers say was the root cause of the initial credit market meltdown in the first place \u2013 investors not being compensated enough for the level of risk they were forced to shoulder.\nHigh-yield real estate\nSo what do these emerging credit market trends mean for the real estate finance business, which is at best just muddling along, and still widely expected to move into further decline? One important thing is that real estate investment firms and fund managers struggling with sub-performing assets are now finding a deeper well of investment partners willing to enter into creative risk sharing transactions. It is a deeper well than just a few months ago, when buyers were expecting a real estate Armageddon to unfold. That is no longer the case, although some still do.\nBut there is a resurging appetite for real estate-backed deals today \u2013 particularly high-yielding notes \u2013 even though the trading market remains quite dicey. A significant amount of capital remains on the sidelines awaiting opportunities, even though many investors remain cautious. Thus, few owners of either real estate assets or loans are willing to sell into this environment. At the very least, they are aware that lenders and loan investors will demand higher risk premiums in order to either make property or loan trades happen under current market conditions.\nThis standoff in the loan and asset trading business has created opportunities for some lenders and investors. Lending is turning out to be the alternative strategy to buying legacy notes and other securities.\nFor instance, New York-based W Financial Group, a direct lender recently provided a $5.7 million loan to a borrower for the purchase of a defaulted first mortgage from an investment bank. The loan was for a prime commercial property in West Chelsea, New York City. According to Gregg Winter, the firm\u2019s principal manager, \u201cThe borrowers in this case are seasoned opportunistic real estate investors, who saw the value of this deal even in the current tumultuous market environment.\u201d\nWinter offered another recent transaction as an example of how this type of creative deal structuring is emerging as an alternative investment strategy. W Financial provided acquisition financing to a borrower for purchase of a defaulted note from a Florida bank. The note was secured by eleven unsold condominiums located in a large project in Vero Beach, Fla. He says that the eleven units were the last of a 700-unit project and that the developer owned those remaining unsold units. Winter\u2019s client purchased the defaulted note at a discount, and as a high-yield investment.\nSo, the real estate finance and investment cycle is once again following the early trends of the corporate finance marketplace. As borrowers and property owners run into the challenges of declining rents, falling values, and possible loan maturity defaults, creative lending is riding to the rescue. Capital rescue missions are an emerging trend, and are seen in the number of lenders that are prepared to lend for the purchase and rescue of distress notes and properties.\nMadison Realty Capital, a debt investment firm is actively pursuing opportunities to lend to qualified borrowers for the purchase of distressed and defaulted notes as well. And as many investors clamor to buy distressed notes, the New York-headquartered asset-based lender intends to take advantage of such opportunities. As a sign of just how wide open this market is, Madison Realty Capital even hones in on the property type it is most keen to rescue \u2013 value-added multifamily properties.\nWe are actively acquiring performing and non-performing senior debt on multifamily properties from banks looking to sell,\u201d says Roy A. Schoenfeld, vice president at Madison Realty Capital. \u201cWe are also actively seeking to finance note purchases collateralized by multifamily properties.\u201d\nBond buyers rule\nYet another trend is emerging as further evidence real estate debt is coming back in vogue. Life is returning to the high-yield corporate finance marketplace, and spilling over into real estate debt. One does not have to look too far for evidence of this. The first half of 2009 produced a walloping rally in the high-yield market. And analysts at JPMorgan Chase and Standard & Poor\u2019s noted recently that new issuance in the high-yield bond market has been increasing at a steady clip.\nFor instance, JPMorgan Chase asset management reported that the second quarter was a strong one for high-yield U.S. corporate bonds, both in terms of issuance and pricing. The fixed-income asset management arm of the bank says that the May to June period was its most active for high-yield bonds, with a total of $26.5 billion in new notes issuance to market, since $29.3 billion was issued in November of 2006.\n\"Another sign of improvement can be seen in the high-yield primary bond market,\" says Diane Vazza, head of Standard & Poor's Global Fixed Income Research Group. Speaking about new issuance that Standard & Poor\u2019s rates and tracks, Vazza says, \"New issuance surged $18.1 billion in May, the best month since June 2007. However, the large headline number does not represent a substantial increase in new demand for credit or an increase in the supply of new money, because a bulk of the recent issuance has been used to refinance bonds and loans.\"\nTo be sure, as interest returns to the junk bond market \u2013 and it clearly has \u2013 struggling real estate investment ventures will benefit from investors\u2019 appetite for such high yield fixed-income products. Property owners who are willing to enter into partnerships or issue high-yield debt can move to the forefront of this marketplace with high quality assets. But these borrowers or debt issuers will need to have a critical component in place in order to capitalize on current market conditions \u2013 a viable asset management program.\nAbsent a good program with professionals who can work out loans and line up partners to rescue failing projects, the issuance of high-yield debt or taking on partners can be detrimental. By all means the road to a comeback in the real estate finance and investment business runs through a viable asset management program. These professionals are in high demand, and according to some industry observers they are in shorter and shorter supply.\nThere is one area of the market, however, where signs of life have yet to emerge \u2013 the leveraged loan market. Property owners and investors whose business model relies on high leverage loans will have to remain sidelined until lenders and loan investors can warm up again to high leverage lending in either the corporate finance or real estate investment markets.\nJoe Caton is a training and development consultant for real estate finance and investment professionals. Caton can be reached at jcaton@hartfordone.com",
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        "title": "Acts Chapter Twenty Seven part 4: Acts 27:17, Acts 27:18, Acts 27:19 & 20",
        "raw_content": "Acts Chapter Twenty Seven part 4, A study of Acts 27:17, Acts 27:18, Acts 27:19 & 20, and Acts 27:21 & 22 with our Common Man's Commentary\n\"When the men had hoisted it aboard, they passed ropes under the ship itself to hold it together. Fearing that they would run aground on the sandbars of Syrtis, they lowered the sea anchor and let the ship be driven along.\" NIV translation\nOn the first day of the storm, they were so scared that they tried to hold the ship together with ropes and set the anchor to try and slow themselves down. This is a picture of what can happen when we do not accept the correction of the Holy Spirit and get back into the will of God. If these people would have listened to Paul (through the power of the Spirit), they would not be in this mess. Instead, God is going to turn up the heat to get their attention. He will do the same for us (if we are His children) because of His knowledge of what is best for us and His love that wants us to have the best.\n\"We took such a violent battering from the storm that the next day they began to throw the cargo overboard.\" NIV translation\nThe second day is worse as the men throw their only way of making a living overboard. You see, this was a cargo ship and the crew received a part of the profits when the cargo was delivered. In this case, no delivery means no profits and no income.\n\"On the third day, they threw the ship's tackle overboard with their own hands. When neither sun nor stars appeared for many days and the storm continued raging, we finally gave up all hope of being saved.\" NIV translation\nFinally, they gave up all hope and realized that they were at the mercy of others. It is much the same for us as we often try all kinds of things on our own instead of simply trusting in the finished work of Jesus on the cross. When we finally are at the end of our abilities and still have no hope, that is when we can see the true hope which can only be found in Jesus.\n\"After the men had gone a long time without food, Paul stood up before them and said: 'Men, you should have taken my advice not to sail from Crete; then you would have spared yourselves this damage and loss. But now I urge you to keep up your courage, because not one of you will be lost; only the ship will be destroyed.'\" NIV translation\nAt the darkest point when the crew thought that they were even going to lose their lives, Paul encourages them. First, he reminds them that, if they had listened to God speaking through him, they would not be in their current mess. Then, he encourages them by telling them that not a single man would lose his life in this storm.",
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        "title": "Reliance Nippon Life MF sets IPO price band, to mop up Rs 1,542 Crore - MYREALITY.In, Real Estate, Share Market, Mutual Fund, Insurance",
        "raw_content": "Home > SHARE - IPO > Reliance Nippon Life MF sets IPO price band, to mop up Rs 1,542 Crore\nReliance Nippon Life MF sets IPO price band, to mop up Rs 1,542 Crore\nOctober 18, 2017 OCT 2017, SHARE - IPO\nReliance Nippon Life Asset Management (Mutual Fund) is aiming to raise about Rs. 1,542 crore from its initial public offering (IPO). The company has set a price band of Rs. 247 to Rs. 252 per share for its IPO, and when calculated at the upper band of the issue price, the company will be valued at around Rs. 15,422 crore.\nReliance is one of the largest asset management companies in India and the second most profitable fund house. The asset management company is a joint venture between Reliance Capital and Nippon Life.\nCurrently, Reliance Capital holds 46.57% while Nippon Life has 49% stake in the company. Post IPO, holding of both the companies will be 42.88% each, 10% of public and remaining with other shareholders.\nThe issue will open on October 25 and close on October 27. The anchor investor bidding will be on October 24. Bids can be made for a minimum of 59 shares and multiples of 59 thereafter. The offer comprises a fresh issue of 2.44 crore shares and an offer for sale 3.67 crore shares. The offer for sale comprises 2.54 crore shares from Nippon Life and 1.12 crore shares from Reliance Capital.\nThe net proceeds of the fresh issue will be used for setting up new branches and relocating certain existing branches, upgrading the IT system, advertising activities, lending to its subsidiary, and funding inorganic growth among other things. The company will not receive any money from the offer for sale.\nThe company with total asset under management (AUM) of Rs. 3.62 lakh crore, is involved in managing mutual funds including ETFs; managed accounts, including portfolio management services, alternative investment funds ( AIFs) and pension funds.\nIn 2016-17, the company had revenues of Rs.1,435 crore and posted a profit after tax of Rs. 402 crore. According to its red herring prospectus (RHP), the company grew at a compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) of 15%.\nFrom left to right Reliance Nippon Life Asset Management vice president Mr. Yuki Tanaka,\nCEO Mr. Sundeep Sikka and CFO Mr. Prateek Jain at a press conferance in Mumbai\n\u201c Going forward, the growth of the industry lies in retail in small cities and towns and that is where we have demonstrated our capability. And we believe that going forward will keep adding to the growth of the company,\u201d said Mr. Sundeep Sikka, chief executive officer and executive director of the company.\nIn 2017, 24 companies raised Rs. 30,682 crore through IPO. Listing gains and returns by newly listed companies as also the positive sentiment in the broader market are among the reasons attributed to the trend.\nSBI Life, CICI Lombard, BSE, HUDCO, CDSL, Avenue Supermarts, Shankara Building Products, S Chand and Company, and Cochin Shipyard are some of the companies that have completed their IPO in the last nine months.\nReliance Nippon Life MF sets IPO price band, to mop up Rs 1,542 Crore Reviewed by S. Chitra on October 18, 2017 Rating: 5 Reliance Nippon Life MF sets IPO price band, to mop up Rs 1,542 Crore Reliance Nippon Life Asset Management (Mutual Fund) is aiming to ...",
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        "raw_content": "As an organization of individuals with mental health conditions and their families, NAMI knows that the U.S. system of mental health care is failing to engage many people who seek help. The facts say it all: many people who seek mental health care drop out. 70% that drop out do so after their first or second visit.1\nThe first moments of interaction between a service provider and a person seeking care for a mental health condition can set the tone and course of treatment. This first interaction can start a journey to recovery and a satisfying life\u2014or it can leave a person unsure or even hopeless about their future and unwilling to go back a second time. The same is true about interactions with others in the community; a person who has been told that people with mental illness are scary, weak or unable to care for themselves may not seek help or may avoid telling others the full extent of what they are experiencing.\n\u201cMy son\u2019s first break was when he was most open to the idea of engagement. He was scared and didn\u2019t know what was going on. He voluntarily went to see a psychiatrist, but the manner in which he was treated really closed the door at that opportune moment. The psychiatrist was proud of being the kind of doctor who tells it like it is. He told my son, \u2018you have a mental illness and are going to be on medications for the rest of your life. They\u2019ll probably cause you to gain significant weight, and you probably won\u2019t be able to work in a regular job. If you don\u2019t take the medications, you are going to end up homeless, in jail or dead.\u2019 My son\u2019s reaction was to reject that and to close the door on treatment.\u201d\nThis story of lost opportunity for engagement is far from an isolated experience. NAMI hears such stories repeatedly\u2014and they often end with tragic consequences.\nSuch stories illustrate the need for a shift in the culture of our country's mental health system.\nRecovery is possible and achieved by many, but for countless others, a mental health diagnosis leads to needless trauma, losses and shortened lives. When the mental health system fails to engage people early and treat them with dignity and respect, too many people leave school, lose jobs, get arrested, become homeless or attempt suicide.\nWhile there are many reasons people do not engage in mental health services and supports, including in some cases lack of insight, this report focuses on the foundation: the relationships between people with mental illness and service providers, families and the broader community. Trusting and respectful relationships are the basis for recovery.\nThe systemic indifference of the mental health system would not be tolerated in the treatment of other conditions; people with other serious illnesses are treated with respect and care. They and their families are supported in care and recovery. Many people with mental illness are handcuffed during psychiatric crises, discharged to parking lots, jailed, turned away from services and left to live on the streets. Many never experience what should be the most basic standard of care in the mental health system: a healing connection with a mental health professional, dignity, respect and a sense of hope.\nThe U.S. mental health system needs to promote more effective engagement. As the stories in this report indicate, effective engagement should be the foundation of mental health services, not merely an aspiration.\nThere is an assumption that mental health treatment is good. Are we asking people to engage in bad mental health treatment?\n\u2014Ann-Marie Louison, MSW\nA fundamental shift in the culture of mental health care delivery is critical. Now is the time to act. NAMI calls on providers, payers and health systems to take the following steps to promote a culture of engagement:\nAdopt 12 principles for advancing a culture of engagement:\nMake successful engagement a priority at every level of the mental health care system. Train for it. Pay for it. Support it. Measure it.\nCommunicate hope. For those who feel hopeless, hold hope for them until they experience it themselves.\nShare information and decision-making. Support individuals as active participants in their care.\nTreat people with respect and dignity. Look beyond the person\u2019s condition to see the whole person.\nUse a strengths-based approach to assessment and services. Recognize the strengths and inner resources of individuals and families.\nShape services and supports around life goals and interests. A person\u2019s sense of wellness and connection may be more vital than reducing symptoms.\nTake risks and be adaptable to meet individuals where they are.\nProvide opportunities for individuals to include family and other close supporters as essential partners in their recovery.\nRecognize the role of community, culture, faith, sexual orientation and gender identity, age, language and economic status in recovery.\nProvide robust, meaningful peer and family involvement in system design, clinical care and provider education and training.\nAdd peer support services for individuals and families as an essential element of mental health care.\nPromote collaboration among a wide range of systems and providers, including primary care, emergency services, law enforcement, housing providers and others.\nI have seen the magic that happens when people can talk openly and deeply with a peer supporter while they are in the hospital.\n\u2014Kevin Huckshorn, Ph.D.\nRequire training for mental health professionals on the lived experience of mental illness, focusing on the following areas of engagement:\nShared decision-making;\nStrengths-based assessment; and\nIncluding natural supports (e.g., supportive family and friends).\nTraining should be culturally sensitive and competent to effectively meet the needs of individuals and families in diverse communities.\nInvest in research on effective engagement with a focus in the following areas:\nTraining on engagement for health care and mental health professionals.\nThe experiences of individuals and families receiving mental health services and supports.\nRetention and dropout rates for individuals receiving mental health care, with a focus on achieving life and recovery goals.\nThe culture shift embodied in the steps and principles above may appear simple and intuitive, but it has significant implications. Adopting a culture of engagement requires a reorientation of how we provide and pay for mental health services. Moreover, it requires a fundamental change in how we view mental illness and people who live with mental health conditions. This culture shift is essential to promoting connection to care and the hope of recovery for Americans who live with mental health conditions\u2014from those who are experiencing first symptoms to those who have struggled with severe and complex conditions for decades.\nAppendix B includes promising engagement practices and programs. They offer hope and shining examples of the impact of effective engagement. As we create a new standard for mental health care, effective engagement should transcend specialty programs and exist wherever individuals access mental health services and supports.\nWe need to speak a powerful message that reaches into the darkness and lets people know what is happening in the light. 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        "raw_content": "Time to John Birch the Alt-Right\nHillary Clinton campaigns in Reno, Nev., August 25, 2016. (Reuters photo: Aaron P. Bernstein)\nIn denouncing the fringe movement, Hillary treads where the GOP will not\nLast week saw one of the most remarkable moments of this most remarkable political season. A major politician defended the conservative movement and the Republican party from guilt-by-association with a fringe group of racists, anti-Semites, and conspiracy theorists who have jumped enthusiastically on the Donald Trump train: the so-called alt-right.\n\u201cThis is not conservatism as we have known it,\u201d the politician said. \u201cThis is not Republicanism as we have known it.\u201d\nThe politician was Hillary Clinton, and that\u2019s what\u2019s astonishing. Clinton is normally comfortable unjustly condemning conservatism and the GOP for the sins of bigotry and prejudice, not exonerating it. After all, she coined the phrase \u201cvast right-wing conspiracy.\u201d\nHer husband\u2019s administration tried \u2013 unfairly \u2013 to pin the Oklahoma City bombing on conservative critics, specifically radio hosts such as Rush Limbaugh. Less than a decade later, she revived the charge in her book Living History, tying the bombing to \u201cright-wing radio talk shows and websites,\u201d which \u201cintensified the atmosphere of hostility with their rhetoric of intolerance, anger and anti-government paranoia.\u201d Just last year, Clinton was comparing the entire GOP presidential field to \u201cterrorist groups\u201d for their views on abortion.\nThis history suggests that Clinton\u2019s attempt to distinguish the party of Paul Ryan from the alt-right was not the product of high-minded statesmanship, but political calculation. The goal was to demonize Trump so as to make moderate voters feel OK voting for a Democrat.\n(Trump is not an alt-righter, but his political inexperience, his anti-establishment persona, and his ignorance of, and hostility to, many basic tenets of conservatism created a golden opportunity for the alt-righters to latch onto his candidacy.)\nRELATED: Why White-Nationalist Thugs Thrill to Trump\nIf I were a down-ballot Democrat, I\u2019d be chagrined. By exonerating the GOP from the stain of the alt-right, Clinton has made it harder for Democratic candidates to tar their opponents with it. What\u2019s truly extraordinary, though, is that Clinton is doing work many conservatives won\u2019t.\nThere is a diversity of views among the self-described alt-right. But the one unifying sentiment is racism \u2014 or what they like to call \u201cracialism\u201d or \u201crace realism.\u201d In the words of one alt-right leader, Jared Taylor, \u201cthe races are not equal and equivalent.\u201d On Monday, Taylor asserted on NPR\u2019s \u201cDiane Rehm Show\u201d that racialism \u2014 not religion, economics, etc. \u2014 is the one issue that unites alt-righters.\nIf you read the writings of leading alt-righters, it is impossible to come to any other conclusion. Some are avowed white supremacists. Some eschew talk of supremacy and instead focus on the need for racial separation to protect \u201cwhite identity.\u201d But one can\u2019t talk about the alt-right knowledgeably without recognizing their racism.\nOne can\u2019t talk about the alt-right knowledgeably without recognizing their racism.\nAnd yet that is exactly what some conservatives seem intent on doing. For example, my friend Hugh Hewitt, the influential talk-radio host, has been arguing that there is a \u201cnarrow\u201d alt-right made up of a \u201cexecrable anti-Semitic, white supremacist fringe\u201d but also a \u201cbroad alt-right\u201d made up of frustrated tea partiers and others who are simply hostile to the GOP establishment and any form of immigration reform that falls short of mass deportation.\nThis isn\u2019t just wrong, it\u2019s madness. The alt-righters are a politically insignificant band. Why claim that a group dedicated to overthrowing conservatism for a white-nationalist fantasy is in fact a member of the conservative coalition? Why muddy a distinction the alt-righters are eager to keep clear?\nRELATED: The Racist Moral Rot at the Heart of the Alt-Right\nIn the 1960s, the fledgling conservative movement was faced with a similar dilemma. The John Birch Society was a paranoid outfit dedicated to the theory that the U.S. government was controlled by communists. 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        "raw_content": "The coordinated Axelrod-Media Matters-MSM attack, I mean. From ABC News, headlined \u201cFive Things Mitt Doesn\u2019t Want You to Know About Paul Ryan\u201d:\nRyan is an exciting pick, but there\u2019s no such thing as a perfect candidate, and Ryan brings his own set of political risks to the table. Here\u2019s a list of five things that Mitt Romney might not want highlighted about his VP candidate (hint: most of them have to do with his budget proposals).\nThere follows the usual Romneyhood/Mediscare boilerplate, an early warning shot over Ryan\u2019s \u201chypocrisy\u201d in voting for big-government programs like TARP, the observation that he\u2019s a \u201cWashington insider,\u201d and that he\u2019s more socially liberal than the older generation of Republicans. That\u2019s it.\nAs I\u2019ve made plain here, I\u2019m a big Ryan fan for lots of reasons, not the least of which is that he has no fear of Barack Obama and will take the fight right to him. He hasn\u2019t forgotten the typically classless sandbagging Obama gave him last year, and that payback\u2019s going to be fun to watch as the two go toe to toe.\nIn short, a great choice and the fact that Michael Tomasky is already both sneering and screeching about it tells you all you need to know. Hey \u2014 maybe Mitt should have taken Jake Lingle\u2019s advice and picked Tim Pawlenty!\nPraise the Lord and pass the popcorn.",
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        "raw_content": "Holmwood Common and the Suffrage Movement\nEmmeline Pethick Lawrence (r) and the Pankhursts marching in London Dorking Museum\nMrs Pethick Lawrence (r), Mrs Pankhurst and and Rapley the chaffeur\nEmmeline Pethick Lawrence (r) and Christabel Pankhurst\nEmmeline Pethick-Lawrence was a leader of the Women\u2019s Social and Political Union (WSPU) and one of the most influential women in the campaign to win votes for women. Her home \u2018The Mascot\u2019 (now The Dutch House) overlooking Holmwood Common, became known as \u2018the unofficial headquarters of the WSPU\u2019.\nEmmeline Pethick had moved from Bristol in 1890 to work among poor girls working in the sweatshops of the London clothing industry. With Mary Neal she established the Esperance Girls\u2019 Club for them as a refuge from the drudgery of home and work, providing a place where there were games, talks, cookery and sewing, music and dance. They also introduced an annual holiday of a week staying first on Leith Hill and later by Holmwood Common.\nEmmeline was a firm believer in the restorative powers of fresh air and countryside and had discovered the Surrey Hills in her weekend trips out of London. On marrying Fred Lawrence in 1901, they bought the Lutyens-designed The Mascot between Leith Hill and Holmwood Common as their home. They also bought some cottages and built a further house called the Sundial close by as a respite for impoverished mothers and their children.\nMaking the WSPU a national organisation\nIncreasingly convinced that political change was needed to make a significant improvement in working women's conditions, Emmeline and Fred were introduced to Mrs Pankhurst, founder of the WSPU, in 1906 and rapidly became key figures among the Suffragettes. As treasurer, she masterminded the practical operational side of the WSPU, managing its finances, speaking at meetings, raising funds and arranging the mass gatherings in London. She led protests and was imprisoned several times, suffering the pain and degradation of force-feeding. Fred used his journalistic skills to edit and produce the weekly Votes for Women news sheet, and stood bail for many supporters arrested by police as a result of demonstrating.\nIn November 1911, Emmeline Pethick-Lawrence and Christabel Pankhurst led a deputation to Prime Minister Asquith making the case a parliamentary bill to enfranchise women, but Asquith was implacably opposed.\nIn May 1912, the Pethick-Lawrences stood trial alongside Mrs Pankhurst at the Old Bailey after a campaign of window smashing in the West End. They were all imprisoned and the government sued Fred for the trial costs. Bailiffs were sent to The Mascot to seize and auction the contents. Outraged, local friends and the community in Dorking showed their support by buying many of the possessions and presenting them back to Emmeline and her husband.\nEvery Friday, the WSPU leaders would close up the London office and travel down to The Mascot for the weekend. Away from the day-to-day pressures, this is where the leaders talked and debated campaign strategies, tactics and support. It was also a place for laughter and relaxation with walks and picnics around Holmwood Common. Visitors included Keir Hardie, Ramsay MacDonald and Lady Constance Lytton, plus many Suffragette supporters who needed to recover from bruising encounters with the police or prison authorities.\nThe First World - a game changer\nWhen war was declared in 1914, the Pankhursts announced that they were suspending the campaign to support the war effort. They turned their attention to other causes and the WSPU was wound up in 1917.\nEmmeline and Fred Pethick-Lawrence had left the WSPU in 1912 but maintained their support for the cause through alternative groups. Crucially, although active campaigning and demonstrations ceased, they continued to edit and publish the Votes for Women magazine. Emmeline repeatedly warned against dropping the campaign for votes on the basis of some vague promises of reform when hostilities ceased. She ensured that the message continued to be communicated, and satirised the government\u2019s position of asking women to contribute to the war effort without rewarding them with votes or equal pay.\nThe war changed the role of women as they took on new responsibilities, often for the first time. With more men leaving to serve at the front, women stepped in across the country to be stationmasters, postmasters, doctors and land army workers. Ralph Vaughan Williams was surprised to find his telephone at Leith Hill Place being installed by a woman.\nThe war also delivered the desired result and in 1918 the vote was granted to women over 30 and was extended to all women over the age of 21 in 1928. Emmeline and her husband continued to campaign on women\u2019s issues, including equal pay, and for international peace. They moved from The Mascot to a smaller house in Peaslake in 1921.\nHolmwood Common was very precious to Emmeline Pethick-Lawrence and her husband. They loved their home nearby. They often roamed through the trees and along the paths. They entertained their visitors there. Emmeline herself often sat opposite the Sundial, by the Jubilee oak looking back at it, reflecting. There is still a seat there today where you can see her home and Leith Hill behind. 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        "raw_content": "General Characteristics Crew List Memorabilia About the Ship's Coat of Arms About the Name \"Decatur\" Image Gallery to end of page\nUSS DECATUR is the 23rd destroyer in the ARLEIGH BURKE class and the 13th ship in that class built by Bath Iron Works.\nGeneral Characteristics: Keel Laid: January 15, 1996\nThis section contains the names of sailors who served aboard USS DECATUR. It is no official listing but contains the names of sailors who submitted their information.\nClick here to see which USS DECATUR memorabilia are currently for sale on ebay.\n( Click on the Coat of Arms for a larger version )\nDark blue represents the Navy and the oceans, it's realm. The seax recalls a series of victories by Stephen Decatur over sea forces of North African terorist nations including his daring destruction of the captured frigate, PHILADELPHIA. 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The pennant symbolizes the senior naval authority earned by the ship's namesake, Commodore Stephen Decatur.\nAbout the Destroyer\ufffds Name, about Commodore Stephen Decatur:\nBorn in Maryland and raised in Philadelphia, Decatur showed evidence of the bold and courageous man he would become: he was known to dive from the tips of jib booms and, at the age of 14, defended his mother against a drunken ruffian. Commissioned a midshipman in 1798, within a year he was promoted to acting lieutenant of the UNITED STATES.\nPraised for a decisive style of leadership during the encounter with the PHILADELPHIA, Decatur became the most striking figure of the Tripolitan Wars. He subsequently received the commission of captain, commanding the CONSTITUTION and later the CONGRESS. Responsibility for the gunboat flotilla in the Chesapeake, management of the Norfolk Navy Yard, and command of all U.S. Naval forces on the Southeast coast followed. 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In her intercourse with foreign nations may she always be in the right; but our country right or wrong.\"\nFrom November 1815 until his death, Decatur served on the Board of Navy Commissioners. Successful Naval leaders of Decatur's time were rewarded financially for their exploits; Decatur invested his ample prize money in the Washington, D.C. area, building Decatur House which still stands today in Lafayette Square.\nDecatur's death was predictably both heroic and tragic. As Navy Commissioner, he opposed the reinstatement of Captain John Barron whom he had suspended from service much earlier while serving on an inquiry board. Barron responded with a challenge to duel with the much younger Decatur. Ever the honorable warrior, Decatur allowed only a short distance of eight paces out of respect for Barron's faulty eyesight and claimed he would not fire to kill. At the first exchange, Barron was shot in the thigh, Decatur received a fatal shot. All of Washington turned out to mourn the hero who remains today a prominent figure in U.S. Naval history.\nUSS DECATUR Image Gallery:\nThe photos below were taken by me and show the DECATUR at Naval Base San Diego, Calif., on March 23, 2010.\nThe photos below were taken by me and show the DECATUR at the Huntington Ingalls Industries Continental Maritime of San Diego shipyard at San Diego, Calif. The photos were taken on September 29 and 30, 2011.\nThe photos below were taken by me and show the DECATUR at Naval Base San Diego, Calif., on May 10, 2012.\nThe photos below were taken by Michael Jenning and show the DECATUR at BAE Systems San Diego Ship Repair during her Drydocking Selected Restricted Availability. 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        "raw_content": "ARCHIVED - Canada's Oil Sands - Opportunities and Challenges to 2015: An Update - Questions and Answers\nAlberta's oil sands contain vast bitumen resources with reserves that are the second largest in the world, after Saudi Arabia. According to the Alberta Energy and Utilities Board (EUB), remaining established reserves are estimated to be 28 billion cubic metres (174 billion barrels) at year-end 2004.\nWhy did the NEB prepare this Energy Market Assessment (EMA)?\nIn May 2004, the Board released an Energy Market Assessment (EMA) entitled Canada's Oil Sands: Opportunities and Challenges to 2015. It contained an objective assessment on the major aspects of the oil sands industry and assessed the opportunities and challenges facing the development of the resource. Since then, the conditions surrounding oil sands development have changed significantly. As a result, the Board decided to provide an update.\nWhat is the Board's outlook for oil sands development?\nIt is expected that rapid development of Canada's oil sands will continue. There are, however, issues and uncertainties associated with the development of this resource. The rate of development will depend on the balance that is reached between the opposing forces that affect the oil sands. High oil prices, international recognition, stable investment climate, global growth in oil demand, size of the resource base and proximity to the large U.S. market, and potentially access to other markets, encourage development. On the other hand, water use, air emissions, local infrastructure and services, labour requirements, natural gas costs and the light/heavy oil price differential are concerns that could potentially inhibit the development of the resource.\nWhat are the Board's main conclusions?\nIn 2005, oil sands production surpassed 175 000 cubic metres (1.1 million barrels) per day. By 2015, production is expected to almost triple to about 472 000 cubic metres (3.0 million barrels) per day.\nHigher oil prices have boosted revenues; however, operating costs have also increased significantly with the rise in energy prices. Capital costs have risen dramatically due to higher prices for steel, cement and equipment.\nIn the short-term, expansions in traditional oil markets will occur and, in the longer term, additional market expansion or new markets will be required.\nPipeline capacity out of western Canada could be near full utilization in 2007 and, therefore, additional pipeline capacity will be required.\nCurrently, there is a limited supply of skilled tradespersons and this tight labour market is expected to continue in the near future.\nOil sands mining operations use a significant volume of water and the limited available supply from the Athabasca River could be a constraint on future expansion plans.\nRegions associated with oil sands development enjoy several economic benefits but at costs to the social well-being of the communities, including a shortage of available housing and stress on public infrastructure and services.\nNatural gas requirements for the oil sands industry are projected to increase substantially from 0.7 billion cubic feet per day in 2005 to 2.1 billion cubic feet per day in 2015. High natural gas prices have encouraged oil sands operators use gas more efficiently and to look for alternative fuels.\nHow much money is being invested in the oil sands?\nOver C$125 billion in oil sands recovery projects have been proposed during the 2006 to 2015 period; however, all projects are not expected to proceed. The NEB's Base Case projection assumes capital expenditures of C$94 billion over this period.\nWhat are the key assumptions used in this analysis in comparison to the May 2004 report?\nA comparison of key assumptions between this analysis (2005 dollars) and the 2004 report (2003 dollars) is provided below:\nWTI crude oil price US$50 per barrel US$24 per barrel\nNYMEX natural gas price US$7.50 per MMBtu US$4.00 per MMBtu\nLight/Heavy price differential US$15 per barrel US$7 per barrel\nCanadian dollar exchange rate US$0.85 US$0.75\nWhat are the operating costs and the supply costs of producing a barrel of oil from the oil sands?\nThe estimated operating costs range from $6 to $14 per barrel for bitumen and $18 to $22 per barrel for synthetic crude oil. The estimated supply costs ranges from $14 to $24 per barrel for bitumen and from $36 to $40 per barrel for synthetic crude oil. Supply costs include operating costs, capital costs, taxes, royalties and the rate of return on investment.\nAt what oil price range are oil sands operations economic?\nIntegrated mining and SAGD (Steam Assisted Gravity Drainage) operations are estimated to be economic at US$30 to $35 per barrel WTI. However, continued escalation in material and labour costs pose a risk to this outlook. Furthermore, higher natural gas prices and blending costs would also increase this estimate. On the other hand, advancement in recovery and upgrading technologies hold potential to improve economics.\nWhat is the NEB's projection for western Canadian oil supply, including oil by 2015?\nTotal oil supply from western Canada is expected to grow from 365 000 cubic metres (2.4 million barrels) per day in 2005 to 613 000 cubic metres (3.9 million barrels) per day in 2015, an increase of 68 percent. In 2005, oil sands production surpassed 175 000 cubic metres (1.1 million barrels) per day, and it is expected to almost triple to about 472 000 cubic metres (3.0 million barrels) per day by 2015.\nWhat is the natural gas requirement relative to oil sands production?\nIt takes about 34 cubic metres (1 200 cubic feet) of natural gas to produce one barrel of bitumen from in situ projects and about 20 cubic metres (700 cubic feet) for integrated projects. Currently, the oil sands industry uses about 21 million cubic metres (0.7 billion cubic feet) per day of purchased gas, or about five percent of the Western Canada Sedimentary Basin production. By 2015, this increases to about 60 million cubic metres (2.1 billion cubic feet) per day, or nearly 12 percent, assuming gas production remains at 482 million cubic metres (17 billion cubic feet) per day.\nWill there be markets to take the rising volumes of oil sands production?\nBased on industry consultations and the Board's internal analysis market expansion for growing oil sands production could unfold in the following way:\nStep One: Fill up existing markets, including Washington State, PADD II and PADD IV and some additional volumes in Canada.\nStep Two: Further penetration of southern PADD II and PADD III, refinery expansions and conversions in northern PADD II, PADD IV and PADD V.\nStep Three: Branch out and develop new markets. In this connection, a new pipeline or a major pipeline expansion to the west coast would be required to deliver crude oil to California and the Far East.\nThe following map illustrates the major oil pipelines in Canada and the United States as well as the North American markets.\nWill there be pipeline capacity to transport the additional oil sands production?\nPipeline capacity out of western Canada could be near full utilization starting in 2007. The industry needs to decide which markets hold the greatest potential and move forward on pipeline expansions or new pipelines.\nHow much water is required to produce one cubic metre of oil from the oil sands?\nThe water requirement ranges from 2 to 4.5 cubic metres of water to produce one cubic metre of synthetic crude oil in a mining operation. Mining operations use surface water and recycled water.\nIn SAGD operations, although 90 to 95 percent of the water used for steam to recover bitumen is reused, every cubic metre of bitumen produced still requires about 0.2 cubic metres of additional groundwater. Some surface water is used but most operations use fresh and saline groundwater.\nWhat are the major issues surrounding water usage by oil sands operations?\nStakeholders agree that oil sands operations must improve their water usage. At current rates of withdrawal from the Athabasca River, there would be insufficient volumes to support all the announced oil sands mining projects. River flows are low in the winter and the removal of large volumes of water during these periods is a concern.\nWaste water that is collected from the extraction process is contained in large tailings ponds. There is a debate on whether the tailings ponds can be reclaimed to become biologically productive ecosystems.\nHow much progress has the industry made to reduce emissions?\nAlthough significant progress has been made towards decreasing the intensity of Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions produced by oil sands operators, the increased production of oil counterbalances these gains and total emissions are expected to rise.\nGiven the current high oil prices there is renewed interest in carbon dioxide (CO2) capture and storage for enhanced oil recovery (EOR) to increase production from mature Canadian oil reserves. A major barrier to this development would be the need for a dedicated CO2 pipeline to transport CO2 from the oil sands projects to the light oil pools in central Alberta. The policy regarding long-term storage is also uncertain.\nIs there sufficient skilled labour to meet the pace of development?\nIt is uncertain if the industry is able to increase the supply of skilled workers. A limited supply has the potential to restrict the pace of development.\nAre there infrastructure concerns?\nThe Wood Buffalo region, the area of most intensive development, has experienced deficiencies in community service delivery and infrastructure development.\nWhat impact has higher natural gas prices had on cogeneration in the oil sands?\nHigher natural gas prices have been one of the factors supporting a trend for oil sands producers to build cogeneration to meet their own electricity demand. There has been little incentive to install excess capacity for sale to the grid.\nHow can the oil sands industry provide opportunities for the petrochemical sector?\nThe Alberta petrochemical sector faces a situation of tight ethane feedstock supply, raising the need to consider future feedstock supply and flexibility.\nThe bitumen upgrading process produces off-gas from which ethane and other light hydrocarbons could be extracted and used by the petrochemical industry. 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        "raw_content": "The next best thing to oil\nA renewable carbon economy? Surely that\u2019s a pipe dream? Perhaps not, now that solar power facilities are cropping up in deserts across California, Spain and North Africa. The idea is to use the sun to power chemical plants able to split carbon dioxide. Combine the resulting carbon monoxide with hydrogen and you have the beginnings of a solar fuel that could one day replace oil.\nSince 2008, a European consortium led by Athanasios Konstandopoulos at the Centre for Research and Technology Hellas, Thessalon\u00edki, Greece, has been operating a 100-kilowatt pilot plant that generates hydrogen from a combination of sunlight and steam. The plant is sited at a concentrating solar power tower \u2013 the Plataforma Solar de Almer\u00eda, in Almer\u00eda, Spain \u2013 which houses a series of mirrors to concentrate the sun\u2019s rays onto solar panels beneath.\nThe same technology can also be used to split CO2 \u2013 the resulting CO can be combined with the hydrogen to form hydrocarbon fuel, they say.\nThe pilot plant contains a ceramic reactor riddled with a honeycomb network of channels coated in a mixed iron and cerium oxide. Concentrated solar energy heats the reactor to around 1200 \u00b0C, releasing oxygen gas, which is pumped away. The reactor is then cooled to around 800 \u00b0C before steam is fed through the honeycomb \u2013 the depleted material steals back oxygen and in the process converts the steam into hydrogen gas.\nThe team has run the pilot plant in several week-long bursts since its launch as part of the European Commission-funded Hydrosol II project. They claim that it is possible to convert up to 30 per cent of the steam into hydrogen.\nNow, Konstandopoulos and colleagues have successfully used the same reactor technology and process to split carbon dioxide into carbon monoxide in the lab. Two reactors running simultaneously could generate hydrogen and carbon monoxide, which could be combined into synthetic fuel using one of two established chemical processes, says Konstandopoulos.\nIn the Sabatier process the two gases are heated at high pressure in the presence of a nickel catalyst to produce methane or methanol, while in the Fischer-Tropsch process an iron-based catalyst is used to generate liquid hydrocarbon fuels.\nThe process would help to make better use of the CO2 captured from power plants, which otherwise might simply be buried underground. Konstandopoulos says it could also solve the problem of storing and transporting hydrogen once it is produced \u2013 a problem that could prevent the development of a hydrogen economy.\n\u201cHydrocarbons are the best energy carriers that we have available \u2013 nature has already proven that,\u201d he says. \u201cWe just have to find a way not to use them as our primary energy source.\u201d\nGenerating hydrocarbons this way would also mean few changes are needed to cars and existing fuel infrastructure, he says.\nOther teams are investigating different reactor designs for producing solar fuel, including rotating rings of cerium oxide. A team led by Aldo Steinfeld at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, Zurich, has built a 10-kilowatt plant in which steam and carbon dioxide are reacted with zinc oxide to produce synthetic gas in one step. They plan to test a 100-kilowatt version next year.\nKonstandopoulos and colleagues are now working to scale up their technology and build a 1 megawatt hydrogen-producing plant, in a project known as Hydrosol 3D.",
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        "raw_content": "Venezuela: Twenty First Century\u2019s Imperialism Laboratory\nThe Trump administration, backed by Right Wing groups and governments, does not realise that Nicolas Maduro\u2019s government will probably not fall so easily since its pillars \u2013 millions of Chavistas \u2013 are intact and supporting their legitimate president.\nSurendra Singh Negi\nThe world has seen how the Donald Trump administration, in collaboration with the Venezuelan oligarchy, has tried different ways and means to destabilise the democratically and constitutionally elected government in Caracas in recent years. To achieve its objective, the United States has imposed inhuman sanctions against Venezuela, exerted pressure on regional and other allies in continental and international forums to isolate the country in diplomatic and political sense, helped the Venezuelan Right Wing forces to carry out violent protests on the streets on several occasions, waged unfair media war against Nicolas Maduro\u2019s government by bombarding one-sided narratives and fake news through big corporate media houses.\nThe January 23 incident in Caracas needs to be seen as yet another failed attempt of civilian coup d\u2019\u00e9tat to bring a regime change in this larger political scenario. The development has turned out to be an unprecedented episode in the Latin American geopolitics unleashing debates and speculations about the future of Venezuela.\nWikipedia now shows Maduro as the 46th incumbent President of Venezuela having assumed office on April 19, 2013 and Juan Guaid\u00f3 as interim incumbent President of Venezuela having assumed office as recently as January 23, 2019. Earlier this month, on January 10, Maduro had taken oath as the President of Venezuela in the Supreme Court as the National Assembly had turned extremely hostile for him to take the oath.\nThe constitution of Venezuela has provision for the President-elect to take the oath in the Supreme Court in extreme cases where the oath ceremony cannot happen in the National Assembly. When Juan Guaid\u00f3 took the oath as interim President of Venezuela at the Bolivar Square in Caracas on January 23, 2019, it came as a shock to many people in the world due to the confusion, chaos and speculations it created to understand the event and its consequences. After all, how could a country have a man taking oath to be the President when the actual President was still alive and active in office?\nHowever, for those who have been following the recent developments in Venezuela over the last couple of years look at it from a different perspective. Guaid\u00f3\u2019s act may appear to be an unprecedented and shocking development but his act and its objectives should be studied in the larger context of what the Washington administration has been concocting in collaboration with the Venezuelan oligarchy and its foreign allies in the Western world for some time now.\nIt is noteworthy to recall that Venezuela underwent Presidential elections in May 2018 in which Maduro defeated his nearest rival Henri Falc\u00f3n by a big margin and won presidency for another six-year term. The elections process was criticised extensively by corporate media houses all over the world though there was no substantial condemnation raised by the national and international observers who were physically present in the country to monitor the whole election process.\nThough the so-called Lima Group, formed by Right Wing governments of Latin America, Caribbean and Canada in Peru in August 2017 to attack and overthrow Maduro government, took no time in extending its support and recognition of the legitimacy of Guaid\u00f3\u2019s presidential claim, at the same time it also expressed clearly that they were not in favour of any military intervention in Venezuela. The reason is obvious. An armed conflict through military intervention will create more problems than it can resolve resulting in more Venezuelans fleeing the country and seeking refuge in the neighbouring countries of Latin America.\nAt present, of the three million Venezuelan refugees living outside, Colombia has the highest number of around one million followed by Peru with over 500,000, Ecuador with over 220,000, Argentina with 130,000, Chile with 100,000, Panam\u00e1 with 94,000 and Brazil with 85,000. Moreover, all the Latin American countries providing refuge to the Venezuelan migrants have conveyed to the international community that though they have accepted the refugees, they will need financial support to sustain them in the coming days. Interestingly, the Lima Group, led by Right Wing governments, has been attacking the Maduro administration consistently on political, ideological and economic fronts but it has not been able to accept the US proposition of military intervention. This reluctance expressed by the Lima Group has been a major hurdle in Washington\u2019s desire to intervene militarily in Venezuela.\nThe US interventionist approach in the internal affairs of Venezuela and other Latin American countries in the second decade of the 21st century helps the Trump administration to partially divert people\u2019s attention from the burning issues in his homeland. By consistently bringing the world\u2019s attention to the political and economic crisis in Venezuela, he has made efforts to tighten his grip over the Latin American region, which the US has considered its backyard for more than a century now.\nTwisting the arms of a neighbouring country also needs to be seen in the current global scenario where the US, under the Trump administration, has failed on several fronts like climate change, immigration, trade war and diplomatic tussles with China, Russia, and other countries, etc. India has also refused to join US in recognising Guaid\u00f3 as interim President stating, \u201cIt is for the people of Venezuela to find a political solution to resolve their differences through constructive dialogue and discussion without resorting to violence\u201d.\nWith changes in the world order happening at a rapid rate where on several key issues in the world affairs the line drawn by the US is not always followed blindly, the US finds it easier to throw around some weight by bringing regime change in some countries in the Latin American region. It is interesting to note, however, that neither the Opposition parties now under the leadership of self-proclaimed Venezuelan interim President Guaid\u00f3 nor the US administration accompanied by the Lima Group and some more Western countries attacking Maduro\u2019s regime are still not discussing any plans to address the economic crisis. Their obsession with the regime change in Caracas shows that their fundamental objective is not to resolve the economic crisis as such but to bring the national oligarchy back in business to provide easy access to the US to the Venezuelan oil.\nThree key issues may influence the future course of action in Venezuela. First, Guaido\u2019s public oath ceremony as interim President on January 23 was followed by a press conference on the following day by the Defence Minister Vladimir Padrino where he announced full support and loyalty of the national armed forces towards Maduro\u2019s government. The Defence Minister was accompanied by the leaders of the three armed forces. His press conference gained significance in the context of the shameless and constant appeals made by the Right Wing forces within the country and the US administration from outside to topple the democratically elected government of Maduro.\nThe consistent appeals made by the Right Wing opposition of Venezuela to the armed forces to lead a coup d\u2019\u00e9tat to overthrow the democratically elected Maduro\u2019s governments have not given any favourable results except for the recent incident in Washington D.C. where a military attach\u00e9 at the Embassy of Venezuela publicly declared his decision to accept the leadership of the so-called interim President Guaid\u00f3. Therefore, now there is a change in the appeal where Guaid\u00f3 has asked the civilians to peacefully appeal the armed forces to change their loyalty and revolt against Maduro\u2019s government in the coming days.\nThe US has explicitly expressed its interest and desire to offer any kind of help or support to achieve the objective. The Right Wing forces within the country and Trump\u2019s administration in Washington understand extremely well that if they make the armed forces change their mind and loyalty, Maduro\u2019s government may not survive for long and in the absence of the support from the armed forces, he will practically have nothing to fight with. However, the socio-political transformation of the armed forces, a process initiated by Hugo Ch\u00e1vez in the early years of the 21st century, has made a military coup d\u2019\u00e9tat extremely difficult to imagine in Venezuela. Carrying out military or civilian coup d\u2019\u00e9tat was a practice the US resorted to very often in Latin America in the 20th century.\nOn the other side, Maduro recently announced breaking all diplomatic and political ties with the US government, shutting down the Venezuelan Embassy in Washington and giving a 72- hour ultimatum to the US diplomats and staff in Caracas to leave Venezuela. To that the US has responded saying that they would not shut down the US Embassy in Caracas as they do not recognise Maduro as the Venezuelan President anymore. This obviously seems to be another tactical move of the Trump\u2019s administration to provoke Maduro to react hastily and thus commit a mistake that the Washington administration can encash from. How Maduro responds to this situation may prove to be crucial in the future course of action for both sides.\nThe UN Security Council meeting ultimately did not give any favourable results that Trump administration was expecting over the last weekend since Mike Pompeo failed to garner unanimous support of the member states against Venezuela, specially due to strong support from Russia, China, Cuba and Turkey to Venezuela. The ultimatum given by some European Union nations to the Maduro government to step down and initiate fair election process has been severely criticised by the Caracas administration claiming that it is an assault on the sovereignty and independence of the people of Venezuela.\nIn the current scenario, Venezuela has virtually become a laboratory of imperialism where the US, drawing major support from the Lima Group, Organisation of American States and European Union, continues to experiment different ways and means to overthrow a democratically elected government but fails to realise that Maduro\u2019s government will probably not fall so easily since its pillars \u2013 millions of Chavistas \u2013 are intact and supporting their legitimate president.\nThe US and the Right Wing forces in Caracas need to understand that the only way to resolve the situation is through dialogue, after all, even if Maduro government finally falls today, millions of Chavistas will not disappear overnight. The sooner they understand that, the better it is for everyone. In the coming days, the decisive political outcome in Venezuela may become the defining moment in the Latin American geopolitics of the 21st century.\nSurendra Singh Negi, currently teaching at The English and Foreign Languages University, Hyderabad, specialises in Latin American Studies. The views are personal.",
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        "raw_content": "A \u2018thundersnow\u2019 warning is in place for Northern Ireland from Wednesday\n\u201cThundersnow\u201d and blizzards could sweep away the UK\u2019s mild weather as an Arctic cold spell blowing in from the north looks set to cause temperatures to tumble.\nYellow warnings for wind and snow have been issued by the Met Office, with showers expected to bring 2cm to 5cm of snow at lower levels and 10cm to 20cm on ground above 200 metres.\nThe warnings affect Scotland, Northern Ireland and parts of the North West from Wednesday, and expand to include Wales and eastern England by Thursday and into Friday.\nWith the cold air originating over Arctic Canada, Met Office meteorologist Emma Sharples warned: \u201cWe could get some blizzard-type conditions, especially at height.\u201d\nTalking about \u201cthundersnow\u201d, where the rain associated with a thunderstorm falls as snow, she said: \u201cIt is possible, all that really needs is for thunder to happen at the same time as the snow.\n\u201cSo where you get very active or vigorous showers - which is what we are going to see... then we could well get some thunder as well. It is definitely possible.\u201d\nMs Sharples said the snow at lower levels will come in the form of showers and is unlikely to build up too much, unless there is \u201cshower after shower coming over the same location\u201d.\nBut she warned: \u201cEven a centimetre of snow in this country can obviously cause some disruption,\u201d adding that there could be \u201csome showers inland, but they are likely to be short-lived\u201d.\nThe Met Office said: \u201cLightning may accompany the heaviest showers, with potential disruption to power supplies as a consequence.\u201d\nOn Wednesday and Thursday, wind gusts of up to 55mph are expected in exposed coastal areas and on hills.\nOvernight frosts are also set to develop in most places, with severe frost likely where there is snow on the ground in the north.\nIn terms of temperatures, Ms Sharples said: \u201cWe are looking at low single figures, 2C to 5C by day, and then overnight it will vary across the country.\n\u201cBut where there is snow lying it could be heading towards double minus figures, minus 8c or minus 10C, especially in towns and cities, and probably in the north of England and Scotland.\u201d\nRod Dennis, of the RAC, said drivers should be prepared for \u201ctricky driving conditions and significantly extended journey times\u201d.\n\u201cEven a small amount of snowfall has the potential to cause major disruption for motorists. The fact that drivers in some parts of the country will be faced with strong winds, snow showers and icy stretches increases the chances of problems on the road enormously.\u201d\nHe urged drivers to plan their trips carefully and \u201cconsider rearranging any non-essential journeys in the parts of the country most likely to be affected by the bad weather\u201d, as well as checking tyre tread and pressure, windscreen wipers and screen wash levels.\n\u201cWhen out on snowy roads, always have dipped headlights on and proceed carefully and cautiously. Drive with a very light right foot, and keep your revs down by changing to as high a gear as possible.\n\u201cTry to avoid braking and turning at the same time. When approaching a bend in the road, reduce your speed first and then begin to turn. Above all, avoid the temptation to brake sharply as that will make you lose control.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "Federal government supports INO and its Canadian plan to create wealth Fran\u00e7ais\nINO (National Optics Institute)\nQUEBEC, March 22, 2016 /CNW Telbec/ - The National Optics Institute is very pleased with the federal government's decision to renew its core funding with a financial contribution of $50 million over the next five years. The announcement was made on March 22, 2016, during the federal budget presentation in Ottawa.\nA rewarding economic strategy\nINO is a high technology research centre as well as a driver for economic growth. A study on economic impacts conducted by Deloitte in 2014 states that INO contributes an amount of $344 million per year to Canada's GDP, while also creating and consolidating 4,013 full-time jobs per year in Canada. These results are explained by the extremely powerful economic leverage of the cutting edge technologies that are developed by INO.\n\"One dollar invested in INO generates $10 in the Canadian economy\" says Jean-Yves Roy, INO's President and Chief Executive Officer, basing this affirmation on Deloitte's study. He adds, \"By supporting INO's plan, the federal government is sending a strong signal: stimulate economic growth by investing in innovation, infrastructure and diversification of the Canadian economy. We are delighted with this decision.\"\nWith 30 spinoff companies to its credit, INO intends to increase its capacity to serve more clients across Canada and to help them become leading players in their field.\nINO wishes to commend the strategic vision of Ministers Bains and Duclos, supporting innovation by Canadian businesses and thereby creating greater wealth.\nAbout INO's strategic plan\nINO's 2016-2021 plan revolves around three main focus areas:\nAccelerate the development of technological innovations of strategic importance for the future, such as printable photonics and silicon photonics;\nStrengthen its capacity to offer innovative solutions to Canadian industries in order to significantly improve their productivity;\nExpand resources in Ontario for commercialization and for integration of technology solutions, particularly in the manufacturing and biomedical sectors. In Western Canada, transportation and solutions related to environmental issues are targeted.\nA leading technology designer and developer, INO is the largest centre of expertise in industrial optics/photonics in Canada. World leader in its field, it has created more than 6,000 made-to-order solutions for businesses in Quebec and in Canada operating in various sectors of activity. INO's contributions also include 63 technology transfers, and the creation of 30 new companies generating more than 1,500 jobs. Around 200 people work at INO, 80% of whom are scientists involved in research. www.ino.ca\nSOURCE INO (National Optics Institute)\nImage with caption: \"Logo: INO (National Optics Institute) (CNW Group/INO (National Optics Institute))\". Image available at: http://photos.newswire.ca/images/download/20160322_C4506_PHOTO_EN_648248.jpg\nFor further information: INO, 418-657-7006, info@ino.ca\nFederal government supports INO and its Canadian plan to create wealth",
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        "raw_content": "The Prodigious Return\nMarch 9, 2009 Neil Thakor\nCourtesy of Magnum PR\nThe Prodigy\u2019s newest album, \u201cInvaders Must Die,\u201d features all three members for the first time since 1997.\nReview by Neil Thakor\nTrance fans need wait no longer: The kings of rave have returned. Without releasing an album featuring all three members of the band since 1997, The Prodigy has finally come out with its fifth studio album, \u201cInvaders Must Die,\u201d and the album is worth the wait.\nAlthough The Prodigy has been around since 1990, it is still groundbreaking in 2009 and the band can still appeal to all of its fans. \u201cInvaders Must Die\u201d has everything: a little bit of the band\u2019s old rave roots, some modern electronic and dance beats and even some hip-hop thrown in. The end result is an album that should be considered for 2009\u2019s album of the year.\nThe album kicks off strong with an anthem entitled \u201cInvaders Must Die.\u201d The title track may not be the best on the album, but it certainly is good. The song finds The Prodigy going back to its roots, starting the track off with heavy, deliberate bass beats which leads into vocalist Maxim Reality exclaiming, \u201cWe are The Prodigy!\u201d before blaring into an upbeat electronic riff. There couldn\u2019t be a more fitting way to start the album.\nThe next track is the album\u2019s lead single, \u201cOmen.\u201d There is no doubt that this track will find itself on the most notorious dance floors all over the world. \u201cOmen\u201d starts off with a more high-pitched riff than the opening track, and is much more energetic. It is rare to talk about vocals in a trance album, but the mix of Reality\u2019s vocals shouting, \u201cThe writing\u2019s on the wall\u201d and the chaotic high-pitched riff gets under the skin and makes the listener want to dance, making it one of the strongest tracks on the album.\nAlthough the album starts out well, it doesn\u2019t hit its peak until midway through the album when The Prodigy starts to show the versatility it has acquired throughout the two decades it has been around.\n\u201cTake Me to the Hospital\u201d introduces the first blatant electronica sounds in the album. Its high-pitched, electro-pop nature compliments the synthesized voices chanting in the background. This song is very similar to something Daft Punk would put out, but without losing the rave roots The Prodigy is known for.\n\u201cRun with the Wolves,\u201d featuring musical genius David Grohl from the Foo Fighters, is the best track on the album. It is not traditional rave music, but that does not mean it is not a killer track. The Prodigy takes full advantage of Grohl behind the drums, by starting the track off with rambunctious drumming that sounds more like a rock ballad than a trance one. However, soon enough, the synthesized guitar and electronic riff enter the track to form a sort of electronic-rock hybrid that sounds phenomenal.\nThe Prodigy continues to stretch its versatility all the way up until the last track of the album with \u201cStand Up,\u201d in which DJ Liam Howlett expresses his love for \u201970s funk and hip-hop. This track emulates originality, and the change of pace from the thumping electronic riffs is a welcome one.\nWhile the majority of this album is first-class trance, it is not perfect. The lowest point on this album is the track \u201cColours.\u201d In a trance/techno track, it is important to vary the riff, however only to the extent that it is needed. \u201cColours\u201d is too scattered and never fully catches the listener with a hook. The synthesized guitar clashes too heavily with the baselines, making the track sound more like noise rather than music.\nAll in all, this is an exciting return for The Prodigy. For the most part, the band takes the right risks at the right times, and simply produces a hot album. There is no doubt that \u201cInvaders Must Die\u201d will take over dance floors across the world.\nYeah Yeah Yeahs \u2014 \u201cIt\u2019s Blitz!\u201d\nReview by Shapan Debnath\nNew York is a bastion for musical creativity. Whether it\u2019s The Strokes\u2019 polished garage rock, The National\u2019s crooning melodrama, Animal Collective\u2019s experimental pop or The Bravery\u2019s dance rock, New York has so many interesting bands that it is difficult to pick the best one out. The Yeah Yeah Yeahs, however, have been one of the noteworthy acts to come out of New York\u2019s constantly blossoming music scene.\nThe band\u2019s brilliant debut album, \u201cFever to Tell,\u201d was released in 2003 and was critically acclaimed for its raw feel, virtuoso performance by guitarist Nick Zinner and distinctive delivery by the band\u2019s front woman and vocalist Karen O. The band\u2019s sophomore album, \u201cShow Your Bones,\u201d toned down some of the reckless noise that made \u201cFever to Tell\u201d so loveable. But, the album, despite its dark undertone, was unmistakably a product of the Yeah Yeah Yeah\u2019s, filled with gut-wrenching scowls and boisterous guitars. Whether or not its upcoming third album, \u201cIt\u2019s Blitz!\u201d would further compromise the band\u2019s original sound, and whether it would be welcomed, remains to be seen.\n\u201cIt\u2019s Blitz!\u201d is definitely a change of pace for the band. The majority of the songs are very electronic, which could be a hit or a miss with fans. The problem is that there isn\u2019t much room for the band to let loose around these songs, and the tracks are mostly caught in a cycle of redundancy. \u201cZero\u201d starts off jittery, but gets caught in a dull disco theme that is dressed by distorted guitars. Karen O\u2019s voice is as seductive as it\u2019s been in \u201cDragon Queen,\u201d but she\u2019s stuck in one mode the entire song. Zinner and drummer Brian Chase repeat their motions dryly and with little feeling.\nThere are also a couple of mellow songs, but their electronic backdrop leaves them ambivalent and underwhelming. \u201cSoft Shock\u201d starts off calming, only to build to a climax that never happens. \u201cSkeleton\u201d is comparable, with the exciting aspect of it being the clattering of drumsticks that are held sporadically.\nBut it\u2019s not all disappointing. \u201cDull Life\u201d is a throwback to the band\u2019s glory days. This song has the swagger that the band\u2019s fans love, and Karen O even gets a few growls in. Zinner also gets his, with guitars dancing along with Karen O\u2019s vocals and a killer riff in between. Unfortunately, this is the only song of its nature on the record.\n\u201cRunaway\u201d recaptures the mystique of \u201cShow Your Bones.\u201d Karen O\u2019s voice is steady on the entire album, but it\u2019s most fitting on this track. 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        "raw_content": "Social Security, SSI, and Medicare Facts for 2019\nby John Par\u00e9\nAbout this time each year we provide you with details regarding annual adjustments in the Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI), Supplemental Security Income (SSI), and Medicare programs. In 2019 approximately 67 million Americans will see a slight cost-of-living (COLA) increase (2.8 percent) in their benefit amounts. Thus, come January, monthly checks will be a few dollars higher.\nThe 2019 amounts appear below along with some concepts which are always good to know about the Social Security and Medicare programs if you want to understand your rights. The COLA adjustment (if any) is based upon the consumer price index (CPI-W), which measures the inflationary rate against the wages earned by the approximately 173 million workers across the nation over the previous four quarters starting with the third quarter of the previous year. Okay, here are the numbers.\nFICA and Self-Employment Tax Rates:\nIf you have a job, you know that you do not bring home everything you earn. 7.65 percent of your pay, for example, is deducted to cover your contribution to the Old Age, Survivors, and Disability Insurance (OASDI) Trust Fund and the Medicare Hospital Insurance (HI) Trust Fund. Specifically, 6.20 percent covers OASDI, and 1.45 percent is contributed to the HI Trust Fund. Additionally, your employer is required to match this 7.65 percent for a total of 15.30 percent.\nFor those who are self-employed, there is no \u201cemployer\u201d to match the 7.65 percent. Thus, a self-employed individual pays the entire 15.30 percent of her income. These numbers will not change in 2018 whether an individual is employed or self-employed. As of January 2013, individuals with earned income of more than $200,000 ($250,000 for married couples filing jointly) pay an additional 0.9 percent in Medicare taxes not including the above amounts.\nFor the OASDI Trust Fund, there is a ceiling on taxable earnings, which was $128,400 per year in 2018 and will jump to $132,900 in 2019. Thus, for earnings above $132,900, there is no 6.20 percent deducted for OASDI. As for Medicare, there is no limit on taxable earnings for the HI Trust Fund.\nI always like to compare the OASDI Trust Fund to an insurance policy. You have to pay a premium to participate. Therefore, to qualify for Retirement, Survivors, or Disability Insurance benefits, an individual must pay a minimum amount of FICA taxes into the OASDI Trust Fund by earning a sufficient number of calendar quarters to become fully insured for Social Security benefits.\nIn 2018 credit for one quarter of coverage was awarded for any individual who earned at least $1,320 during the year, which means that an individual would have needed to earn at least $5,280 to be credited with four quarters of coverage. In 2019 the amount increases to $1,360 for one calendar quarter or $5,440 to earn four quarters of coverage for the year.\nA maximum of four quarters can be awarded for any calendar year, and it makes no difference when the income is earned during that year. Basically, the taxes you pay into the OASDI and HI Trust Funds are your premiums to participate in the Social Security and Medicare programs.\nThe total number of quarters required to be eligible for benefits depends on the individual\u2019s age. The older the individual, the more quarters are required. Furthermore, a higher average income during an individual\u2019s lifetime means a higher Social Security or SSDI check when benefits start. Remember the above quoted numbers for quarters of coverage to become fully insured are only minimum amounts.\nThis concept is often misunderstood. The amount of earnings required to use a trial work month is based not upon the earnings limit for blind beneficiaries, but rather upon the national average wage index. In 2018 the amount required to use a TWP month was only $850, and this amount will increase to $880 in 2019.\nIf you are self-employed, you can also use a trial work month if you work more than eighty hours in your business, and this limitation will not change unless expressly adjusted.\nThe earnings limit for a blind beneficiary in 2018 was $1,970 per month and will rise to $2,040 in 2019. Remember this is not the TWP amount. This is to say that the TWP can be exhausted even if your income is well below $2,040 per month. See the above information about the TWP.\nIn 2019 a blind SSDI beneficiary who earns $2,041 or more in a month (before taxes but after subtracting unincurred business expenses for the self-employed, subsidized income for the employed, and impairment-related work expenses) will be deemed to have exceeded SGA and will likely no longer be eligible for benefits.\nSocial Security Benefit Amounts\nIn January of 2019 the average amount of SSDI benefits for a disabled worker is estimated to rise by about $34 to $1,234. Pursuant to the Social Security Act, a cost-of-living adjustment occurs automatically when there is an increase in inflation as measured by the Consumer Price Index for Urban Wage Earners and Clerical Workers (CPI-W). The CPI-W indicated an inflationary rate of 2.8 percent between the third quarter of 2017 and the third quarter of 2018. Thus, there is a corresponding COLA increase in 2019 and an increase in monthly benefit amounts.\nThe federal payment amount for individuals receiving SSI in 2018 was $750 and will increase to $771 in 2019, and the federal monthly payment amount of SSI received by couples will rise from $1,125 to $1,157.\nStudent Earned Income Exclusion\nIn 2018, the monthly amount was $1,820 and will increase to $1,870 in 2019. The annual amount was $7,350 and will be $7,550 in 2019. The asset limits under the SSI program will remain unchanged at $2,000 per individual and $3,000 per couple.\nSigned on December 19, 2014, the ABLE Act will have a significant impact on resource limits associated with the SSI and Medicaid programs for those who were blind or disabled by the age of twenty-six. Traditionally, SSI beneficiaries have been required to adhere to strict resource limits: such as a maximum of $2,000 in the bank for an individual receiving SSI benefits. Under the ABLE Act, however, the amount on deposit in an ABLE Account can be much higher.\nABLE Account contributions must be designated specifically for purposes such as education, housing (with a cautionary warning to follow), employment training and support, assistive technology, health, prevention and wellness, financial management, legal fees, and funeral and burial expenses. The required implementing regulations are being enacted in most states. Check with your financial institution of choice for a status of ABLE Act regulations in a specific state.\nAs to the warning about ABLE Account contributions for housing, it is important to note that SSI beneficiaries may still face the traditional $2,000 resource limit for ABLE Account funds designated for housing. Thus, SSI beneficiaries should consider the many other purposes not subject to the traditional resource limits when making ABLE Account contributions. Because there are also tax advantages associated with ABLE accounts, both SSDI and SSI beneficiaries should consult a financial advisor about establishing an ABLE Account.\nMedicare Deductibles and Coinsurance: Medicare Part A coverage provides hospital insurance to most Social Security beneficiaries. The coinsurance amount is the hospital charge to a Medicare beneficiary for any hospital stay. Medicare then pays the hospital charges above the beneficiary\u2019s coinsurance amount.\nThe Part A hospital inpatient deductible was $1,340 in 2018 and increases to $1,364 in 2019. The coinsurance charged for hospital services within a benefit period of no longer than sixty days will remain at $0, as it has for the past several years. From the sixty-first day through the ninetieth day, the daily coinsurance amount was $335 per day in 2018 and will rise slightly to $341 in 2019. Each Medicare beneficiary has sixty lifetime reserve days that may be used after a ninety-day benefit period has ended. Once used, these reserve days are no longer available after any benefit period. The coinsurance amount paid during each reserve day used in 2018 was $670 and in 2019 will be $682.\nPart A of Medicare pays all covered charges for services in a skilled nursing facility for the first twenty days following a three-day in-hospital stay within a benefit period. From the twenty-first day through the one hundredth day in a benefit period, the Part A daily coinsurance amount for services received in a skilled nursing facility was $167.50 for 2018 and will rise just slightly to $170.50 in 2019.\nMost Social Security beneficiaries have no monthly premium charge for Medicare Part A coverage. Those who become ineligible for SSDI can continue to receive Medicare Part A coverage premium-free for at least ninety-three months after the end of a trial work period. After that time the individual may purchase Part A coverage. The premium rate for this coverage during 2018 was $422 monthly and increases to $437 in 2019.\nThe annual deductible amount for Medicare Part B (medical insurance) in 2018 was $183 and will rise to $185 in 2019. The Medicare Part B monthly premium rate for 2018 was $134 per month and will rise to $135.50 in 2019. For those receiving Social Security benefits, this premium payment is deducted from your monthly benefit check. Individuals who remain eligible for Medicare but are not receiving Social Security benefits due to work activity must directly pay the Part B premium quarterly\u2014one payment every three months. Like the Part A premiums mentioned above, Part B is also available for at least ninety-three months following the trial work period, assuming an individual wishes to have it and, when not receiving SSDI, continues to make quarterly premium payments.\nPrograms That Help with Medicare Deductibles and Premiums: Low-income Medicare beneficiaries may qualify for assistance through four Medicare Savings Programs. We will discuss three of them here and leave the fourth one alone because (to qualify for it each year) you must already be on it, and you know who you are. Note: the amounts below may change in 2019. We begin with the Qualified Medicare Beneficiary program (QMB) and the Specified Low-Income Medicare Beneficiary program (SLMB).\nTo qualify for the QMB program in 2018, an individual\u2019s monthly income could not exceed $1,032, and a married couple\u2019s monthly income could not exceed $1,392. To qualify for the SLMB program in 2018, an individual\u2019s monthly income could not exceed $1,234, and a married couple\u2019s monthly income could not exceed $1,666.\nBoth the QMB and SLMB programs are administered by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services in conjunction with the states. The rules vary from state to state, but the following can be said: As of 2018, resources (such as bank accounts or stocks) could not exceed $7,560 for one person or $11,340 per couple.\nUnder the QMB program, states are required to pay the Medicare Part A (Hospital Insurance) and Part B (Medical Insurance) premiums, deductibles, and coinsurance expenses for Medicare beneficiaries who meet the program\u2019s income and resource requirements. Under the SLMB program, states pay only the full Medicare Part B monthly premium. Eligibility for the SLMB program may be retroactive for up to three calendar months.\nThe third program, known as the Qualified Disabled and Working Individuals (QDWI) Program, pays Part A premiums only and has resource limits of $4,000 for one person and $6,000 for a married couple. As to these programs, resources are generally things you own. However, not everything is counted. Examples of things that don\u2019t count include the house you live in, one car, a burial plot (or $1,500 put aside for burial expenses), and furniture.\nIf you qualify for assistance under the QMB program, you will not have to pay the following: Medicare\u2019s hospital deductible amount, the daily coinsurance charges for extended hospital and skilled nursing facility stays; the Medicare Part B (Medical Insurance) premium, the annual Part B deductible; and the coinsurance for services covered by Medicare Part B, depending on which doctor you go to (these services include doctor services, outpatient therapy, and durable medical equipment). If you qualify for assistance under the SLMB program, you will be responsible for the payment of all of the items listed above except for the monthly Part B premium, depending on your circumstances.\nIf you think you qualify but you have not filed for Medicare Part A, contact Social Security to find out if you need to file an application. Further information about filing for Medicare is available from your local Social Security office or Social Security\u2019s toll-free number 800-772-1213.\nRemember that only your state can decide if you are eligible for help from the QMB or SLMB program and also that the income and resource levels listed here are general guidelines, with some states choosing greater amounts. Therefore, if you are elderly or disabled, have low income and very limited assets, and are a Medicare beneficiary, contact your state or local Medicaid office (referred to in some states as the Public Aid Office or the Public Assistance Office) to apply. 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        "raw_content": "Sixteen year old Sam Reading can\u2019t believe that she\u2019s the only one in her family that hears the creaking noises every night and feels a presence around her family\u2019s summer house. It scares her senseless because she continually feels someone approaching her bed, but she never sees anyone standing there. It\u2019s on the evening of summer solstice that she gets the surprise of her life. Standing beside her bed is a man in his forties that goes by the name of Harrison Benning. As they get to know each other, Sam finds out that he used to live in this house years ago and he died a tragic death on the very night of summer solstice. Every year, on this one night, is the only time that Harrison becomes corporeal again so they decide to make the most of it by spending their time together.\nI thought this was a good story overall, but I felt that it was definitely too short for my taste. To me the character development and the storyline were just too rushed throughout. If this story would have been longer, I feel it would have given Sam and Harrison much more time for the readers to get to know them better and it wouldn\u2019t have felt so rushed to me. Having said that, I still thought the story was enjoyable and helped me to pass the time a bit.\nBook Blurb for Return to Me\nDetermined to find the source of the nightly creaking she alone can hear, Sam Reading discovers Harrison Benning, a ghost who becomes corporeal for one night of the year; the summer solstice. Their warm friendship soon becomes powerful love that lasts through decades, tragedies, and even beyond death.",
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        "raw_content": "When buying a house, it can seem you are in the dark, all alone, with no assistance. Yes, you have your real estate agent but I mean there are questions you may have that even they may not be able to answer. This is why it is extremely important to have a lawyer in this whole process.\nA lawyers helps you to avoid problems that come with the purchase or selling of a home. It happens quite often that sellers sign brokerage agreements that do not deal with a number of legal problems. In most cases realtors use standard form and they are flexible to cover most circumstances.\nWhere there is no sale due to a fault, the seller may have to pay one or more of the brokerages even if the sale does not happen. If there is an agreement in place that gives the seller the right to negotiate on his or her behalf, this problem wouldn\u2019t occur. A lawyer can also explain the effects of listing multiple properties. They can make sure the rights of the realtor are clear if the seller withdraws the property from the market or is unable to deliver good marketable value.\nYou and I, could be sellers tomorrow, and we have the right to get the proper advice and guidance that we need in terms of brokerage agreements. Regardless of if the agreement is standard or constructed personally by the brokerage, it is something that should thoroughly be explained to the seller. A lawyer will also assist you in the signing process, so that no mistakes are made.\nBrokers have lawyers working with them for many years already. This means you can take advantage of someone experienced and trustworthy, rather than blindly just going with anyone. Most lawyers that work with brokerages are aware of their agreements and how they run their business, which makes the whole procedure less lengthy than it needs to be.\nWhen you are buying a house, it may be a difficult process but you do not need to go through it alone. This a purchase which is going to have a big impact on your life & your future so its something you want to have full knowledge about. Its mandatory to read and understand all of the rules and regulations of all your house paper work contracts.\nFor more details, Contact our team of professionals today for the trustworthy and reliable service you deserve, at 416-241-2227 or email us at info@noblemortgages.ca to book an appointment with our extremely experienced mortgage broker.",
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        "raw_content": "American Bar Association Said FBI Investigation Should Come Before A Kavanaugh Vote Moving ahead without more FBI scrutiny could hurt the reputations of the Senate and the Supreme Court, the ABA said. President Trump later ordered the agency to reopen the case for one week.\nSupreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh testifies before the Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday. Tom Williams/AP hide caption\nTom Williams/AP\nSupreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh testifies before the Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday.\nThe Senate Judiciary Committee later asked for President Trump to put the FBI back on the case, and he ordered a limited, one-week investigation of Ford's accusations. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said he will \"keep the process moving,\" although a final vote won't be held until the FBI finishes its inquiry.\nCiting the ABA's \"respect for the rule of law and due process,\" ABA President Robert Carlson wrote in a letter to the Judiciary Committee, \"The basic principles that underscore the Senate's constitutional duty of advice and consent on federal judicial nominees require nothing less than a careful examination of the accusations and facts by the FBI.\"\nLater, Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley released a letter by the ABA's Standing Committee on the Federal Judiciary, which said its members were not told in advance of Carlson's letter, and the panel reaffirmed its well-qualified rating of Kavanaugh.\nThe ABA committee is nonpartisan, its chairman, Paul Moxley, wrote. He noted that the nominee rating committee \"acts independently of ABA leadership.\"\nCarlson sent the letter after the Senate committee heard testimony from both Kavanaugh and Ford \u2014 a hearing that gripped the nation on Thursday. The ABA had previously given a rating of \"well qualified\" to Kavanaugh when he was nominated in July.\n\"Each appointment to our nation's highest court (as with all others) is simply too important to rush to a vote,\" Carlson told the committee, which voted along party lines on Friday to approve sending the nomination to the full Senate, although soon afterward it called for additional investigations.\nJudiciary Committee To Vote On Kavanaugh Friday, With Eyes On Undecided Jeff Flake\nWhile Thursday's hearing prompted the bar association to recommend an investigation, another group that had endorsed Kavanaugh went one step further: the editors of America: The Jesuit Review say his nomination should now be withdrawn.\nEven if the claims against Kavanaugh haven't been proved beyond a reasonable doubt, the magazine's editors said, \"this nomination is no longer in the best interests of the country.\"\nNone of the potential outcomes from the hearings are good, the editors said. Acknowledging that their support for Kavanaugh was based in part on his standing as a \"committed textualist\" who might help rewrite the Supreme Court's Roe v. Wade decision, the editors said his nomination is now woven into the discussion of how to treat women who report harassment and abuse.\nOther candidates for the high court are available, the editors said, concluding, \"in a world that is finally learning to take reports of harassment, assault and abuse seriously, it is time to find a nominee whose confirmation will not repudiate that lesson.\"\nThe responses follow a tense day of much anticipated testimony before the Senate committee, in which Ford recounted the alleged sexual assault 36 years ago and insisted she was \"100 percent\" sure that Kavanaugh was the perpetrator.",
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        "raw_content": "Free Will Astrology: An upcoming stroke of luck\nAQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Charles Nelson Reilly was a famous American actor, director, and drama teacher. He appeared in or directed numerous films, plays, and TV shows. But in the 1970s, when he was in his forties, he also spent quality time impersonating a banana in a series of commercials for Bic Banana Ink Crayons. So apparently he wasn't overly attached to his dignity. Pride didn't interfere with his ability to experiment. In his pursuit of creative expression, he valued the arts of playing and having fun. I encourage you to be inspired by his example during the coming weeks, Aquarius.\nPISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): According to ancient Greek writer Herodotus, Persians didn't hesitate to deliberate about important matters while drunk. However, they wouldn't finalize any intoxicated decision until they had a chance to re-evaluate it while sober. The reverse was also true. Choices they made while sober had to be reassessed while they were under the influence of alcohol. I bring this to your attention not because I think you should adhere to similar guidelines in the coming weeks. I would never give you an oracle that required you to be buzzed. But I do think you'll be wise to consider key decisions from not just a coolly rational mindset, but also from a frisky intuitive perspective. To arrive at a wise verdict, you need both.\nARIES (March 21-April 19): British athlete Liam Collins is an accomplished hurdler. In 2017, he won two medals at the World Masters Athletics Indoor Championships in South Korea. Collins is also a stuntman and street performer who does shows in which he hurtles over barriers made of chainsaws and leaps blindfolded through flaming hoops. For the foreseeable future, you may have a dual capacity with some resemblances to his. You could reach a high point in expressing your skills in your chosen field, and also branch out into extraordinary or flamboyant variations on your specialty.\nTAURUS (April 20-May 20): When he was 32, the man who would later be known as Dr. Seuss wrote his first kid's book, And To Think That I Saw It on Mulberry Street. His efforts to find a readership went badly at first. Twenty-seven publishers rejected his manuscript. On the verge of abandoning his quest, he ran into an old college classmate on the street. The friend, who had recently begun working at Vanguard Press, expressed interest in the book. Voila! Mulberry Street got published. Dr. Seuss later said that if, on that lucky day, he had been strolling on the other side of the street, his career as an author of children's books might never have happened. I'm telling you this tale, Taurus, because I suspect your chances at experiencing a comparable stroke of luck in the coming weeks will be extra high. Be alert!\nGEMINI (May 21-June 20): A survey of British Christians found that most are loyal to just six of the Ten Commandments. While they still think it's bad to, say, steal and kill and lie, they don't regard it as a sin to revere idols, work on the Sabbath, worship other gods, or use the Lord's name in a curse. In accordance with the astrological omens, I encourage you to be inspired by their rebellion. The coming weeks will be a favorable time to re-evaluate your old traditions and belief systems, and then discard anything that no longer suits the new person you've become.\nCANCER (June 21-July 22): While serving in the U.S. Navy during World War II, Don Karkos lost the sight in his right eye after being hit by shrapnel. Sixty-four years later, he regained his vision when he got butted in the head by a horse he was grooming. Based on the upcoming astrological omens, I'm wondering if you'll soon experience a metaphorically comparable restoration. My analysis suggests that you'll undergo a healing in which something you lost will return or be returned.\nLEO (July 23-Aug. 22): The candy cap mushroom, whose scientific name is Lactarius rubidus, is a burnt orange color. It's small to medium-sized and has a convex cap. But there its resemblance to other mushrooms ends. When dried out, it tastes and smells like maple syrup. You can grind it into a powder and use it to sweeten cakes and cookies and custards. According to my analysis of the astrological omens, this unusual member of the fungus family can serve as an apt metaphor for you right now. You, too, have access to a resource or influence that is deceptive, but in a good way: offering a charm and good flavor different from what its outer appearance might indicate.\nVIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): A grandfather from New Jersey decided to check the pockets of an old shirt he didn't wear very often. There Jimmie Smith found a lottery ticket he had stashed away months previously. When he realized it had a winning number, he cashed it in for $24.1 million -- just two days before it was set to expire. I suspect there may be a comparable development in your near future, although the reward would be more modest. Is there any potential valuable that you have forgotten about or neglected? It's not too late to claim it.\nLIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): The U.S. Geological Survey recently announced that it had come up with improved maps of the planet's agricultural regions. Better satellite imagery helped, as did more thorough analysis of the imagery. The new data show that the Earth is covered with 618 million more acres of croplands than had previously been thought. That's 15 percent higher than earlier assessments! In the coming months, Libra, I'm predicting a comparable expansion in your awareness of how many resources you have available. I bet you will also discover that you're more fertile than you have imagined.\nSCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): In 1939, Scorpio comic book writer Bob Kane co-created the fictional science-fiction superhero Batman. The \"Caped Crusader\" eventually went on to become an icon, appearing in blockbuster movies as well as TV shows and comic books. Kane said one of his inspirations for Batman was a flying machine envisioned by Leonard da Vinci in the early 16th century. The Italian artist and inventor drew an image of a winged glider that he proposed to build for a human being to wear. I bring this up, Scorpio, because I think you're in a phase when you, like Kane, can draw inspiration from the past. Go scavenging through history for good ideas!\nSAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): I was watching a four-player poker game on TV. 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        "raw_content": "Joe Labozzetta Photo\nCatholic Boy, Analyze It provide fireworks on Stars & Stripes Day in G1 Belmont Derby\nVirtually mirroring a race run a month earlier over the same course, Catholic Boy and Analyze It captivated the crowd in the Grade 1, $1.2 million Belmont Derby Invitational - the Stars & Stripes Day main event at Belmont Park - with a suspenseful stretch-long duel that saw Catholic Boy hit the wire first to cap the last of five graded stakes on a stacked card.\nThe two sophomore turf specialists reignited a budding rivalry that began in the Grade 3 Pennine Ridge on June 2 at Belmont, the local prep for the Belmont Derby, in which a resurgent Catholic Boy bested Analyze It after looking destined to finish second at the top of stretch, and the story was much the same on Saturday.\nAfter Analyze It broke on the lead, Catholic Boy and Hall of Fame jockey Javier Castellano threw down the gauntlet, taking charge of the top spot heading into the clubhouse turn and pacing the field through splits of 24.47 seconds for the opening quarter-mile, 49.20 for the half, and 1:13.38 for three-quarters with Analyze It waiting to pounce in second.\nMaking a nearly identical move to the one he launched in the Pennine Ridge, Analyze It, under Jose Ortiz, struck the front at the top of the stretch, but Catholic Boy was not to be denied. Although Analyze It led nearly every step of the Belmont inner turf course's stretch, a plucky Catholic Boy rallied back along the inside and stuck his head in front for good just a few jumps before the finish.\n\"What a stretch drive. My hats off to Analyze It, he ran super. It was a hell of a horse race,\" said Catholic Boy's trainer Jonathan Thomas. \"He really has an awful lot of heart. I didn't expect him to fight back this time. I thought we were going to finish a really good second, somehow he got it done. He's always been a real generous training horse. You never know how they will respond in that scenario because we never put them in that situation in the mornings. Between his heart and Javier's ride what can you say? We had no instructions before the race. We just wanted him to ride him by gut instinct and do what he thought was best.\"\n\"It's the pinnacle,\" added Thomas, who picked up his first Grade 1 victory since striking out on his own in 2015. \"It's one of those dreams you don't really think about until it happens. I'm happier for him because he's a deserving Grade 1 winner. He deserves it. I'm like a proud parent.\"\nChad Brown, trainer of runner-up Analyze It, who finished a head behind Catholic Boy, was equally magnanimous in defeat.\n\"This horse that won earned it,\" said Brown. \"He came back and beat him [Analyze It], I don't have any excuse. It sure seems that [Analyze It idles], but I don't want to take anything away from the winner, because he still fought back and most horses wouldn't. I thought he ran a great race, the winner, but so did our horse. He just wasn't good enough.\"\nCatholic Boy stopped the clock in 1:59.28 going 1 \u00bc miles over the firm turf course. The winner's share of the purse bumped his bankroll to a robust $1.17 million for owners Robert LaPenta, Madaket Stables, Siena Farm and Twin Creeks Racing Stables.\nFinishing third, 1 \u00be lengths behind Analyze It, was European shipper Hunting Horn for trainer Aidan O'Brien, who earlier on the card won the Belmont Derby's counterpart, the Belmont Oaks, with Athena. Following Hunting Horn, it was another four lengths back to Channel Cat in fourth, with Kingstar, Maraud, Hawkish, My Boy Jack and Encumbered completing the order of finish.\nAs for a possible revival of the nascent rivalry, Thomas kept it brief when discussing future plans for Catholic Boy.\n\"I don't know what's next. Definitely a bath and dinner. And a couple of pats,\" he said.",
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        "raw_content": "Archives|SPORTS PEOPLE: BASKETBALL; Celtics Complete Radja Deal\nhttps://nyti.ms/298tcQu\nSPORTS PEOPLE: BASKETBALL; Celtics Complete Radja Deal\nCroatian forward DINO RADJA signed a three-year contract yesterday with the Boston Celtics, nine days after the team announced an agreement in principle.\nThe signing apparently was delayed by uncertainty about when Radja would be freed from his contract with Vitrus Roma in Italy. That team had given him until July 15 to get out of that deal.\nThe 6-foot-10-inch Radja, Boston's second-round choice in the 1989 draft, was expected to attend a four-day camp for rookies and free agents starting tomorrow night.\nRadja, 26, had played in Europe since being taken with the 40th pick in 1989.\nHe was a member of the Croatian team that finished second to the United States in the 1992 Olympics. In 30 games last season with Vitrus Roma, he averaged 21.5 points and 10.6 rebounds. (AP)\nA version of this article appears in print on July 10, 1993, on Page 1001028 of the National edition with the headline: SPORTS PEOPLE: BASKETBALL; Celtics Complete Radja Deal. Order Reprints| Today's Paper|Subscribe",
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        "raw_content": "Archives|Grocery Workers Relieved, if Not Happy, at Strike's End\nGrocery Workers Relieved, if Not Happy, at Strike's End\nBy CHARLIE LEDUFF and STEVEN GREENHOUSE FEB. 28, 2004\nWith a tentative deal reached to end a 138-day dispute involving 59,000 supermarket workers, many union members complained Friday that the settlement gave no raises and meant a lower wage tier and skimpier health plan for new hires.\nGrocery workers said they were delighted about returning to work even as they grudgingly acknowledged that the three supermarket companies involved in the industry's longest and largest dispute had emerged largely victorious. Under the three-year deal reached Thursday, the companies achieved much of their goal of cutting costs at their 852 Southern California supermarkets so they could compete better against nonunion Wal-Mart.\nThe United Food and Commercial Workers Union settled for considerably less than it had hoped for because of financial hardship to the striking and locked-out workers. The grocery companies also were hurt, losing more than $2 billion in sales as many shoppers refused to cross picket lines.\n''Both sides lost in important ways, but the union did lose more,'' said Ruth Milkman, chairwoman of the University of California Institute for Labor and Employment in Los Angeles.\nOrganized labor had sought to transform this dispute into a crusade to protect health plans. But many Wall Street analysts had urged the three companies -- Albertsons, Kroger, which owns the Ralphs chain, and Safeway, which owns the Vons and Pavilions chains -- to hang tough to reduce their costs.\nUnder the two-tier plan, wages for new workers will range from 90 cents to $2.80 less per hour than for current workers, who earn an average of about $25,000. In addition, new hires will have a less generous pension plan than current workers and will have to pay $450 a year on average in health premiums, while current workers pay nothing.\nAll this means that wages and benefits for new hires will average at least $4 an hour less -- $8,000 per year less for full-time workers -- than for current employees.\n''You're not going to be able to make a career out of it anymore,'' said Kerry Renaud, 50, a produce worker earning the $17.90 an hour at a Vons supermarket in Hollywood. ''We get squeezed, the big shots make more money and Wall Street likes it.''\nBut union officials said they had achieved their main goal, which was to prevent management from creating a far worse health plan for current workers and new hires. Union leaders said they had persuaded the companies to contribute more toward health coverage than management had originally planned.\n''It's a great deal because we were able to preserve affordable health care,'' said Connie Leyva, president of one of the seven union locals involved in the dispute. ''That is huge. These are still good jobs.''\nWith Wal-Mart planning to open 40 combined supermarkets and discount stores in Southern California over the next five years, the three chains said they badly needed to cut labor costs. Saying that they wanted to minimize damage to current workers, supermarket executives pushed for a lower tier of wages and benefits for future employees.\nIn a statement, the companies said, ''The tentative agreement squarely addresses the challenging health care costs and competitive issues we face. These were complex and difficult negotiations, which required creativity and tough choices on both sides.''\nLabor leaders said that the union members' truculence in the dispute, including pressuring consumers to shop elsewhere, would discourage other companies from trying to scale back health coverage.\nFor the grocery chains, there is a big fear they will have a hard time luring back their customer base.\n''I've gotten in the habit of shopping here,'' said John Wright, 57, as he stood outside a Trader Joe's store in Silver Lake. ''The milk is cheaper and better. I never crossed the picket lines and Vons is going to have a hard time getting me back.''\nDouglas Dority, president of the food and commercial workers' union, said the dispute was ''one of the most successful strikes in history.''\nSafeway's workers went on strike on Oct. 11, and the next day, in an act of solidarity, Albertsons and Ralphs locked out their employees.\n''In Southern California, workers were given no choice but to fight,'' Mr. Dority said.\nMany picketing workers and many labor leaders criticized the food and commercial workers' union for not making adequate preparations for a long dispute and for not maximizing pressure on the companies early on.\nThe ratification vote is scheduled for Saturday and Sunday. Under the new lower tier, union and company officials said, supermarket clerks and new cashiers would begin at $8.90 an hour, down from the $9.80 in the old contract. Their top pay would be $15.10 an hour, down from $17.90 for current workers.\nManagement would contribute $1.10 an hour for health insurance for new hires, compared with $3.80 for current workers. Management had sought to make those contributions only to workers who joined the companies' health plans, but agreed to make them for all workers.\nThe union persuaded management to contribute nearly $190 million to a fund to protect the health plan. And each worker will receive a payment averaging about $500 in the first and third years of the contract.\nFor many workers the dispute meant weeks of misery. No longer able to afford child care, many said they left their children alone when they served their four hours on the picket line for $25 a day.\nMany say they will vote for the contract, even if it falls far short of their hopes. There was a certain esprit de corps on Friday, some light at the end of the tunnel, a decent paycheck in sight. They said they were not angry at their union for accepting a deal that they said would drive a wedge between new workers and long-time workers with higher pay.\n''It was a David versus Goliath thing,'' said Cliff Shanklin, a Ralphs worker. ''It was local workers versus national companies. They could have stayed out all year. We couldn't.''\nBarbara Harrison, 57, a bakery worker at Ralphs, said she had two years before retiring.\n''I don't worry about me,'' she said. ''But with treatment like this from the company, with this kind of contract, the middle class is just becoming the lower class. But I'll vote for it. I want to go back to work.''\nA version of this article appears in print on February 28, 2004, on Page A00008 of the National edition with the headline: Grocery Workers Relieved, if Not Happy, at Strike's End. Order Reprints| Today's Paper|Subscribe",
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        "title": "Suicide Victim May Have Harbored a Secret - The New York Times",
        "raw_content": "Business Day|Suicide Victim May Have Hidden Millions Abroad\nSuicide Victim May Have Hidden Millions Abroad\nBy LYNNLEY BROWNING SEPT. 15, 2009\nHe seemed, in many ways, like a man from another time, a Gatsbyesque figure who glided through a world of old money, private clubs and pedigree horses, his family name emblazoned on Ivy League halls.\nThen, in an instant, he was gone \u2014 his privileged life ended, by his own hand, with a single gunshot to the head.\nNo one can know exactly what Finn M. W. Caspersen, a prominent philanthropist and the heir to the Beneficial Corporation fortune, was thinking when he decided to take his life on Labor Day. Although Mr. Caspersen, 67, was battling kidney cancer, his suicide shocked his family and friends.\nBut Mr. Caspersen, a patron of Harvard and Princeton who gave away tens of millions of dollars to charity, apparently harbored a secret: He was suspected of dodging many millions in federal taxes. The authorities, it seemed, were closing in.\nAt the time of his death, investigators were building a case against Mr. Caspersen on suspicion of using secret offshore bank accounts to evade taxes.\nThe authorities had asserted he might have owed as much as $100 million in back taxes and fines or, possibly, even have faced prison, according to a person briefed on the investigation, who was granted anonymity because of the delicacy of the case and the events surrounding Mr. Caspersen\u2019s death.\nWhispers of some sort of tax trouble went through the crowd at Mr. Caspersen\u2019s funeral on Tuesday. About 800 people attended the service in Morristown, N.J.\n\u201cHe made everything right for so many people, and that is why this is such a tragedy,\u201d Susan Wachter, a friend and former Beneficial board member, said of Mr. Caspersen\u2019s death.\nMr. Caspersen\u2019s widow, Barbara, declined to comment as did other family members. But friends and business associates struggled to come to terms with the suicide of a man many characterized as larger than life.\n\u201cI\u2019m shocked by his death,\u201d said Philip Richter, a former managing director at Knickerbocker, Mr. Caspersen\u2019s private investment firm.\nThe precise nature of the tax investigation was unclear. What is known is that Mr. Caspersen, a longtime fixture in New Jersey political circles, had been swept up in a broad, federal crackdown on the use of offshore bank accounts by wealthy Americans. UBS, the big Swiss bank, divulged the names of nearly 300 of its American clients in February and agreed to hand over several thousand more last month.\nOne wealthy UBS client, Igor Olenicoff, hid an estimated $200 million in Switzerland and Liechtenstein. In 2008, he pleaded guilty to a single federal tax felony and paid $52 million in back taxes and penalties. More recently, several other UBS clients, among them a Florida yacht broker, admitted to tax evasion.\nAs the inquiries continue, the names of more well-to-do people are likely to come to light. Those who have hidden money offshore face a difficult choice: They have a week to turn themselves over to the Internal Revenue Service or gamble that they will not be caught. The I.R.S. is offering amnesty to those who disclose their offshore holdings by Sept. 23. After that, offenders could face criminal prosecution.\nFinn M. W. Caspersen, heir to the Beneficial Corporation fortune. Credit George Simian\nThe Caspersen case centers on bank accounts in Liechtenstein, which, like Switzerland, is a leading offshore haven. The I.R.S. learned that Mr. Caspersen held an account at LGT, the private bank controlled with Liechtenstein\u2019s royal family, according to the person close to the investigation. Liechtenstein pledged last December to disclose the names of some wealthy Americans with bank accounts there, but it was unclear if Mr. Caspersen\u2019s name was among them or how the I.R.S. learned of any account in his name.\nThe questions are unlikely to end with Mr. Caspersen\u2019s death. His family was associated with Beneficial, the consumer lending giant, for most of the 20th century. Mr. Caspersen ran the company for 20 years before selling it to Household International in 1998 for $8.6 billion.\nThat year Mr. Caspersen established Knickerbocker, which he named after the men-only Knickerbocker Club, on the Upper East Side, to which he belonged. At that time, Knickerbocker oversaw about $1 billion, most of which represented the Caspersen fortune.\nAccording to the person familiar with the investigation, federal authorities recently placed liens on the personal trusts of Mr. Caspersen\u2019s four sons, Finn M. W. Caspersen Jr., Erik M. W. Caspersen; Samuel M. W. Caspersen; and Andrew W. W. Caspersen.\nLike Mr. Caspersen, his sons are graduates of Harvard Law School, where the Caspersen Room houses rare books, documents and artwork. Last year, Mr. Caspersen pledged $30 million to Harvard Law, the largest single donation in the school\u2019s history.\nHenry Christensen III, a lawyer for Mr. Caspersen\u2019s sons, declined to comment.\nPeople who knew Mr. Caspersen characterized him as larger than life. Lawrence E. Bathgate II, a New Jersey lawyer who is a former national Republican Party finance chairman, came to know Mr. Caspersen when Thomas H. Kean first ran for governor in 1981. He said the governor\u2019s backers wanted to make a splash when he won but were hampered by restrictions on how much they could raise for inaugural events.\nNonetheless, Mr. Caspersen made one black-tie party memorable by arranging for an antique wooden carriage, led by four matched horses, to bring the departing governor and the incoming governor to the party at the governor\u2019s mansion on a cold winter night in 1982. The footman was in period costume, as was the man who held four reins by the hand.\nMr. Caspersen, an accomplished equestrian, was the driver, Mr. Bathgate said.\n\u201cI was talking to Governor Kean about it a couple of days ago, and we both agreed he was a throwback to a gentlemen of a prior time,\u201d Mr. Bathgate said.\nMr. Caspersen\u2019s health and financial situation apparently weighed on him in recent months.\nGerald L. Holm, a longtime friend and business associate, said Mr. Caspersen had mentioned that he was being audited by the I.R.S. but that he had not gone into details.\nMr. Holm said that Mr. Caspersen was \u201clike a second father to me.\u201d\nHe said, \u201cFinn was never the type who was going to give his innermost secrets to anybody.\u201d\nOthers said Mr. Caspersen\u2019s health had worsened in recent months. On Labor Day afternoon, Mr. Caspersen\u2019s despair apparently overtook him, and he shot himself to death on the grounds of the Shelter Harbor Golf Club in Westerly, R.I., the seaside community where he had a summer home, according to the local police. Mr. Caspersen was a founder of the club.\nShortly before his death, Mr. Caspersen placed his estate and nearby land in Westerly on the market for $10.9 million and began to step back from various philanthropic efforts.\nHe unexpectedly resigned from the Dean\u2019s Advisory Council at Harvard Law School \u2014 he was in the class of 1966 \u2014 and quit as chairman of the board of the Peddie School, the prep school in Hightstown, N.J., from which he graduated in 1959.\nHe also resigned from the town commission in Jupiter Island, Fla., where he lived, and quietly stepped down as the chairman of the Hodson Trust, a foundation that has awarded $210 million in scholarships and was established by Clarence Hodson, the founder of Beneficial Loan Society, later the Beneficial Corporation. But friends said Mr. Caspersen never spoke of his troubles. His friend William B. Warren was a guest in Mr. Caspersen\u2019s Rhode Island house only days before he took his life. \u201cHe was cheerful,\u201d Mr. Warren said.\nAn article on Wednesday about questions surrounding the suicide of Finn M. W. Caspersen, a New Jersey philanthropist who was under investigation for tax evasion, misstated the relationship between Mr. Caspersen and Clarence Hodson, the founder of what became the Beneficial Corporation and the namesake of the Hodson Trust, two organizations that Mr. Caspersen ran for many years. Mr. Caspersen\u2019s grandfather was Mr. Hodson\u2019s secretary, but the families were not related; Mr. Hodson was not Mr. Caspersen\u2019s ancestor.\nA version of this article appears in print on , on Page B1 of the New York edition with the headline: Suicide Victim May Have Harbored a Secret. Order Reprints| Today's Paper|Subscribe",
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        "raw_content": "Sunday Review|Why Health Care Tech Is Still So Bad\nWhy Health Care Tech Is Still So Bad\nBy Robert M. Wachter\nLAST year, I saw an ad recruiting physicians to a Phoenix-area hospital. It promoted state-of-the-art operating rooms, dazzling radiology equipment and a lovely suburban location. But only one line was printed in bold: \u201cNo E.M.R.\u201d\nIn today\u2019s digital era, a modern hospital deemed the absence of an electronic medical record system to be a premier selling point.\nThat hospital is not alone. A 2013 RAND survey of physicians found mixed reactions to electronic health record systems, including widespread dissatisfaction. Many respondents cited poor usability, time-consuming data entry, needless alerts and poor work flows.\nIf the only negative effect of health care computerization were grumpy doctors, we could muddle through. But there\u2019s more. A friend of mine, a physician in his late 60s, recently described a visit to his primary care doctor. \u201cI had seen him a few years ago and I liked him,\u201d he told me. \u201cBut this time was different.\u201d A computer had entered the exam room. \u201cHe asks me a question, and as soon as I begin to answer, his head is down in his laptop. Tap-tap-tap-tap-tap. He looks up at me to ask another question. As soon as I speak, again it\u2019s tap-tap-tap-tap.\u201d\nEven in preventing medical mistakes \u2014 a central rationale for computerization \u2014 technology has let us down. A recent study of more than one million medication errors reported to a national database between 2003 and 2010 found that 6 percent were related to the computerized prescribing system.\nAt my own hospital, in 2013 we gave a teenager a 39-fold overdose of a common antibiotic. The initial glitch was innocent enough: A doctor failed to recognize that a screen was set on \u201cmilligrams per kilogram\u201d rather than just \u201cmilligrams.\u201d But the jaw-dropping part of the error involved alerts that were ignored by both physician and pharmacist. The error caused a grand mal seizure that sent the boy to the I.C.U. and nearly killed him.\nHow could they do such a thing? It\u2019s because providers receive tens of thousands of such alerts each month, a vast majority of them false alarms. In one month, the electronic monitors in our five intensive care units, which track things like heart rate and oxygen level, produced more than 2.5 million alerts. It\u2019s little wonder that health care providers have grown numb to them.\nThe unanticipated consequences of health information technology are of particular interest today. In the past five years about $30 billion of federal incentive payments have succeeded in rapidly raising the adoption rate of electronic health records. This computerization of health care has been like a car whose spinning tires have finally gained purchase. We were so accustomed to staying still that we were utterly unprepared for that first lurch forward.\nWhopping errors and maddening changes in work flow have even led some physicians to argue that we should exhume our three-ring binders and return to a world of pen and paper.\nCreditMikey Burton\nThis argument is utterly unpersuasive. Health care, our most information-intensive industry, is plagued by demonstrably spotty quality, millions of errors and backbreaking costs. We will never make fundamental improvements in our system without the thoughtful use of technology. Even today, despite the problems, the evidence shows that care is better and safer with computers than without them.\nMoreover, the digitization of health care promises, eventually, to be transformative. Patients who today sit in hospital beds will one day receive telemedicine-enabled care in their homes and workplaces. Big-data techniques will guide the treatment of individual patients, as well as the best ways to organize our systems of care. (Of course, we need to keep such data out of the hands of hackers, a problem that we have clearly not yet licked.) New apps will make it easier for patients to choose the best hospitals and doctors for specific problems \u2014 and even help them decide whether they need to see a doctor at all.\nSome improvements will come with refinement of the software. Today\u2019s health care technology has that Version 1.0 feel, and it is sure to get better.\nBut it\u2019s more than the code that needs to improve. In the 1990s, Erik Brynjolfsson, a management professor at M.I.T., described \u201cthe productivity paradox\u201d of information technology, the lag between the adoption of technology and the realization of productivity gains. Unleashing the power of computerization depends on two keys, like a safe-deposit box: the technology itself, but also changes in the work force and culture.\nIn health care, changes in the way we organize our work will most likely be the key to improvement. This means training students and physicians to focus on the patient despite the demands of the computers. It means creating new ways to build teamwork once doctors and nurses are no longer yoked to the nurse\u2019s station by a single paper record. It means federal policies that promote the seamless sharing of data between different systems in different settings.\nWe also need far better collaboration between academic researchers and software developers to weed out bugs and reimagine how our work can be accomplished in a digital environment.\nI interviewed Boeing\u2019s top cockpit designers, who wouldn\u2019t dream of green-lighting a new plane until they had spent thousands of hours watching pilots in simulators and on test flights. This principle of user-centered design is part of aviation\u2019s DNA, yet has been woefully lacking in health care software design.\nOur iPhones and their digital brethren have made computerization look easy, which makes our experience with health care technology doubly disappointing. An important step is admitting that there is a problem, toning down the hype, and welcoming thoughtful criticism, rather than branding critics as Luddites.\nIn my research, I found humility in a surprising place: the headquarters of I.B.M.\u2019s Watson team, the people who built the computer that trounced the \u201cJeopardy!\u201d champions. I asked the lead engineer of Watson\u2019s health team, Eric Brown, what the equivalent of the \u201cJeopardy!\u201d victory would be in medicine. I expected him to describe some kind of holographic physician, like the doctor on \u201cStar Trek Voyager,\u201d with Watson serving as the cognitive engine. His answer, however, reflected his deep respect for the unique challenges of health care. \u201cIt\u2019ll be when we have a technology that physicians suddenly can\u2019t live without,\u201d he said.\nAnd that was it. Just an essential tool. Nothing more, and nothing less.\nRobert M. Wachter is a professor of medicine at the University of California, San Francisco, and the author of \u201cThe Digital Doctor: Hope, Hype, and Harm at the Dawn of Medicine\u2019s Computer Age.\u201d\nA version of this article appears in print on , on Page SR5 of the New York edition with the headline: Why Health Care Tech Is Still So Bad. Order Reprints | Today\u2019s Paper | Subscribe",
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        "raw_content": "Personal Tech|Apple Watch Series 4 Review: A Big Step for Wearable Gadgets\nApple Watch Series 4 Review: A Big Step for Wearable Gadgets\nApple's chief operating officer, Jeff Williams, showing the electrocardiogram features of the Apple Watch Series 4 this month.CreditCreditJim Wilson/The New York Times\nA few days ago, I sat in a medical recliner at the University of California, San Francisco. A cardiologist placed 10 stickerlike electrodes onto my limbs and chest and then connected the wires to a dated-looking contraption with a screen and a keyboard on a cart.\nAbout a minute later, a printer produced a chart of my heart\u2019s electrical activity on red graph paper. The procedure I had undergone was an electrocardiogram, or an EKG, which is used to diagnose cardiac problems like arrhythmia and heart attacks.\nI took the test to gain a better understanding of the implications of the Apple Watch Series 4, Apple\u2019s new smart watch, which will become available Friday. For the first time, the watch includes an electrical heart sensor that will eventually work with an app that takes EKGs. When the EKG app, which has been approved by the Food and Drug Administration, is released this year, we will be able to place a finger on the watch\u2019s crown to measure the electrical charges across our hearts.\nThe Apple Watch\u2019s EKG won\u2019t be nearly as comprehensive as the one produced by a traditional electrocardiograph, which hooks up to multiple parts of the body, like the one the cardiologist used on me. The watch is a single-lead EKG device, meaning it will record one angle of the heart\u2019s electrical signals \u2014 enough to collect data about arrhythmia but not to diagnose a heart attack.\nStill, the new Apple Watch is perhaps one of the most significant developments in wearable gadgets in years. People with heart problems can easily use the EKG app to take electrocardiograms whenever they sense something abnormal, without the rigmarole I went through. And the data can be shared immediately with their doctor, which could open a conversation about next steps, like going in for a visit or modifying treatment.\nFor everyone else who doesn\u2019t have a confirmed heart condition, this feature will not immediately be a selling point.\n\u201cI\u2019m not recommending it for most people as anything other than just a novelty,\u201d said Dr. Ethan Weiss, the cardiologist who took my EKG.\nBut he added that the implications for heart research were profound. \u201cThere\u2019s all this stuff we don\u2019t know,\u201d he said. Typically, an EKG in a doctor\u2019s office provides up to 90 seconds of data. \u201cWe\u2019re only getting little snippets,\u201d Dr. Weiss said.\nMuch of the rest of the Apple Watch Series 4 sounds boring on paper. Compared with its predecessors, the fourth-generation smart watch has a slightly larger screen and is faster at tasks like loading apps.\nYet the watch\u2019s evolution from a fitness tracker into a health-monitoring device makes it vastly more interesting in the long term. Apple often sets the standard for consumer electronics, so the watch may prompt other companies to create a generation of wearable devices that help people gather information about their health conditions.\nIn the meantime, I tested the new Apple Watch for a week and found it incrementally better than the previous version. Here are the highlights.\nA higher price, a larger screen and faster speed\nThe most apparent changes to the new Apple Watch show up in its higher price and larger screen and case.\nThe new models start at $399, compared with $329 previously. The two sizes are 40 millimeters and 44 millimeters, up from 38 millimeters and 42 millimeters. But while the case is now slightly longer and wider, it is also thinner, and the 40-millimeter model didn\u2019t feel bulkier than the 38-millimeter Apple Watch that I used in the past.\nMore important, the screen stretches out from one edge to the other, letting apps take up more of the watch\u2019s face. This enlarged display makes everything on the watch look better, including text.\nA less obvious, though still useful, change is the watch\u2019s speed. Apple emphasized that the device was two times faster than the third-generation model, which was already zippy.\nThe speed difference was most noticeable when using Siri, Apple\u2019s voice assistant. By simply raising the watch toward my mouth, I could speak a command like \u201cSet a timer for 20 minutes,\u201d and the watch reacted with barely any delay. The hands-free ability to summon Siri is a feature of Apple\u2019s new watch operating system, WatchOS 5. In my book, this is how watches were meant to be used: without having to press any buttons.\nThe new Apple Watch Series 4 is slightly larger and faster than previous models.CreditJim Wilson/The New York Times\nA superb fitness tracker\nTo test the watch\u2019s fitness-tracking capabilities, I wore it on a 7.7-mile hike in Pacifica, Calif. I opened the Workout app on the watch, chose hiking as a workout and paid close attention to the device\u2019s tracking of my walking distance and heart rate.\nThroughout the hike, I wondered about my progress. How many miles to the end of the trail? Had I gone too far and gotten lost?\nThe Apple Watch relieved me of anxiety by updating the distance I had hiked for every tenth of a mile. By the end of the trek, the Apple Watch said I had hiked precisely 7.7 miles. Impressive accuracy.\nDuring steep inclines throughout the hike, I glanced at the watch to check my heart rate. With past Apple Watch models, there was a delay before they showed me. 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        "raw_content": "Author\u2019s Spotlight \u2013 Baje Fletcher\nBook Club 3 Min Read\nJust because you started the race last, doesn\u2019t mean you have to finish that way.\nBaje Fletcher, the last child of 10, was born in Brooklyn, New York and raised in her parents\u2019 native island, Jamaica. She lived a childhood of instability and even spent two years in the foster care system. In the span of those years she lived in eighteen different homes.\nDespite her unstable living environment and having attended eighteen homes and attending eight different high schools, she still managed to earn her high school diploma and enroll in college at age sixteen.\nSometimes all you need is a dream to get started.\nExcelling in the entertainment industry as a model & actress was always her dream. It was that vision that fueled her to pack her belongings in the trunk of her car and drive from Orlando, Florida to Hollywood, California. With Hollywood 25,000 miles away, she found herself sleeping on friend\u2019s couches along the way during her five day voyage.\nOnce a seed is planted, you owe it to yourself to water it.\nIt was at the end of her journey that she met James Cannon (now one of her Mentors). She shared with Cannon her desire to pursue a career in modeling and acting, to which he replied, \u201cSweetie, you\u2019re beautiful and I\u2019m sure you\u2019re talented, but thousands of people move here everyday to pursue the same thing. Have you ever thought about something else as a backup\u2026 like writing?\u201d At that moment a light bulb went off in her head as she remembered the idea of a book she\u2019s had been holding on to in her mind for about a year at the time. The seed had been planted; Baje not only completed the bulk of the book in two weeks, but also launched Glitz and Glamour Publishing, ultimately getting the book into Barnes and Noble Bookstores nationwide.\nDon\u2019t judge a book by the cover.\nThis book, which she cleverly named \u201cA Gold GOAL Digger\u2019s Guide \u2013 How to Get What You Want Without Giving It Up,\u201d motivates women to go after their GOALs and lets them know that they don\u2019t have to settle along the way. She encourages women to think outside the box and plan out their own lives in great detail so that they don\u2019t fall into someone else\u2019s plan. Most importantly, Baje lets women know that they are worth the good things that do come their way, because often times women subconsciously don\u2019t think they are (whether because of childhood experiences, or as a result of being accustomed to mediocrity).\nYour talent lies not in what you see in yourself, but in what others see in you.\n\u201cA GOAL Digger\u2019s Guide\u201d has landed her on TV shows such as Dr. Phil and TRU TV\u2019s \u201cIn Session\u201d. Baje has also been interviewed on over 30 radio stations including The Tom Joyner Morning Show twice.\nThe book has opened other doors for her as a Life Coach and Motivational Speaker, conducting presentations at schools such as Howard University. She says that writing self help books and being able to change the life of other women has given her more fulfillment and purpose than a career in entertainment ever could.\nBaje can be contacted on: www.BajeOnline.com, www.aGOALdiggersGuide.com, ILoveBaje@Gmail.com, Twitter.com/ModelBaje, Facebook.com/MissBaje\nBook Club, Empowerment, Newsticker\nWill Work for Shoes: The Business Behind Red Carpet Product Placement\nCJ by Cookie JohnsonD.I.V.A Events - Designing Individual Visions Artistically",
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        "raw_content": "Air Canada Offers International Business Class Pax A Taste Of Canada\nDavid Hawksworth, who is the very creative and celebrated chef at the restaurant bearing his name in Vancouver\u2019s Hotel Georgia, is partnering with Air Canada to design meals for the carrier\u2019s International Business Class ex Canada as well as Maple Leaf lounges.\nAs AC focuses on their international route development, effective 01OCT their Biz Class offerings will be highlighting exclusive seasonal selections created by Chef Hawksworth.\nThe setting to unveil Hawksworth\u2019s special menu items was an elegant affair at Toronto\u2019s Royal Conservatory of Music. The A-list guests were tempted with a few of Hawksworth\u2019s exclusive creations for AC including smoked trout Ni\u00e7oise salad with roasted garlic aioli as well as yellowfin tuna tataki, scallion ginger vinaigrette, passion fruit & puffed rice. Beautifully presented, the intricate taste combinations leave no doubt that you are enjoying the product of a very high end restaurant.\n\"We are thrilled to partner with Chef Hawksworth to elevate our dining experience,\" said Craig Landry, Vice President, Marketing at Air Canada. \"As a proud Canadian brand, we see the opportunity to showcase the very best of Canadian-influenced menus designed by one of Canada's most respected and award-winning Chefs. We have a long history of showcasing the Canadian culinary scene through the annual Air Canada enRoute Canada's Best New Restaurant Program. In fact, Hawksworth was named one of the top 3 restaurants in the country in 2011. We look forward to presenting Chef Hawksworth's innovative, sophisticated dishes in our International Business Class cabins and in our Maple Leaf Lounges. This culinary partnership complements our investments in our state-of-the-art International Business Class product and service enhancements being rolled out across our Boeing 777 and 787 Dreamliner fleets.\"\n\"My team and I are relishing the unique challenge of developing dishes that can be enjoyed at 35,000 feet,\" said Chef Hawksworth. \"It's an honour and a pleasure to be invited by Air Canada to share my concept of Canadian cuisine and to create compelling dishes for their passengers that will showcase the very best of our region. I look forward to giving passengers a small taste of my retaurant in Vancouver and taking my personal culinary philosophy to new heights with Air Canada.\"\nA native Vancouverite who spent a decade honing his talents in Europe working in Michelin-starred kitchens such as Le Manoir aux Quat' Saisons, L'Escargot and The Square , David Hawksworth has emerged as one of Canada's leading culinary talents. In 2008 David was named to Western Living's 'Top 40 under 40' and became the youngest chef inductee in to the BC Restaurant Hall of Fame. In 2013 he launched the Hawksworth Young Chef Scholarship Foundation , which annually awards $10,000 to boost the career of a young professional chef.",
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        "raw_content": "Disabled OPP officer alleges discrimination\nby Thomas \u00bb Sun Nov 09, 2014 8:37 am\nDisabled OPP officer alleges discrimination from colleagues, supervisors\nConst. Nathan Flameling has filed an application with Ontario\u2019s Human Rights Tribunal alleging he has been harassed and denied appropriate accommodation by the OPP.\nConst. Nathaniel Flameling was 24 when the 11-hour surgery he underwent to remove a rare stage 4 cancerous tumour from his left hip left him permanently disabled.\nIt was July 2008 and he was just six months into his dream job as an Ontario Provincial Police officer.\nThat dream was left in ashes; now 30, Flameling is alleging, in an application to the Ontario Human Rights Tribunal, that the OPP failed to appropriately accommodate his disability and allowed him to be harassed and discriminated against.\n\u201cI say sometimes that I\u2019m the only person on Earth that\u2019s been saved by bullets,\u201d he says.\nIt was the magazine pouches on his duty belt digging into the tumour that eventually caused him enough pain to see a doctor.\nThe required surgery removed half the bones from his hip joint and pelvis, along with nerves and muscle tissue. It left Flameling cancer-free and still able to walk, but with a new reality.\nHe is unable to sit or stand for long periods of time, with a 60-centimtre-long scar and permanent numbness in part of his left leg that leaves him unbalanced and prone to falls.\n\u201cI guess my battle wasn\u2019t cancer,\u201d Flameling says now, six years later. \u201cIt was somewhere else.\u201d\nIn his human rights claim, Flameling also claims that harassment and discrimination from his colleagues and supervisors have left him with a stress-related psychological disorder and caused him partial facial paralysis.\nNone of the allegations has been tested before a tribunal or court.\nThe application was filed with the tribunal in October and the OPP has been ordered to respond by Nov. 27.\n\u201cThe OPP take human rights complaints seriously,\u201d spokeswoman Sgt. Kristine Rae wrote in an email. \u201cThe OPP does work to provide suitable accommodations with persons with disabilities.\u201d\nRae did not respond to questions about Flameling\u2019s allegations and would not provide the Star with a copy of OPP policies and guidelines governing the accommodation of disabilities.\nOPP spokesman Sgt. Peter Leon said the force cannot comment on matters while they are before the tribunal.\nAmong his allegations, Flameling claims that co-workers would tell each other he \u201cwas crazy and would go \u2018postal\u2019 and kill other officers\u201d; that he faced pressure from supervisors to perform front-line duties despite being physically unable to do so; and that he endured a toxic workplace environment where his medical information was common knowledge and a topic of discussion and mockery.\nIt is just like high school bullying, he says. \u201cIt was just that attitude.\u201d\nFlameling also alleges that despite repeated requests to develop a plan for accommodation in a position where he could contribute to the OPP and develop professionally, that discussion has never happened.\nAccording to the application, Flameling is seeking $1 million in damages, as well as an appropriate accommodation plan.\nHe also wants an apology from the OPP, and mandatory anti-discrimination and human rights training for all members of the force.\n\u201cWe\u2019re not talking about a private company or a municipal organization. We are talking about the very level of government which has made (the Ontario Human Rights Code),\u201d says Barry Swadron, the lawyer representing Flameling, along with lawyer Bernadette Maheandiran. \u201cThey should set an example for all of the province.\u201d\nFlameling\u2019s lengthy complaint comes as concerns over how mental health issues are treated by police forces have been highlighted, following the suicide of at least 25 first-responders across the country since April 29.\nFlameling says he is filing the complaint and speaking to media in part to challenge the attitudes he says he witnessed at the OPP toward people with physical disabilities and psychological problems.\n\u201cThe culture that may have been appropriate in the \u201960s is not the culture that is appropriate today,\u201d he says.\nAs the son of a police officer and older brother of another \u2014 someone who \u201cbleeds blue\u201d \u2014 Flameling says it\u2019s been hard to come to terms with his experience in the OPP.\nHe hopes more people will come forward to share their stories: \u201cHow else can things change?\u201d\nAccording to the application and in interviews, this is what Flameling alleges happened in his case.\nShortly after graduating from Mohawk College in 2007, Flameling says, he was hired by the OPP and assigned to the Highway Traffic Division based in Port Credit.\nA few weeks after being discharged from hospital after his cancer surgery in August 2008, he began feeling pressured to return to front-line duties, despite a recommendation from his doctor at Mount Sinai Hospital that he take a year off, the application states.\n\u201cIf you can sit in a chair, you can be back at work,\u201d he alleges Insp. Andre Phelps, the Port Credit detachment commander, told him. \u201cThere was never a talk about accommodation. It was like, \u2018your job is to be on the road.\u2019\u201d\n\u201cWe certainly accommodated him, I can tell you that,\u201d said Phelps when reached by phone last month.\nPhelps said he would not be able to comment on specific allegations until he was made aware of the complaint through the OPP.\nWorried that he might lose his job and anxious to prove himself as a rookie, Flameling said in his claim, he asked his family doctor to provide him with a note clearing him for duties without restrictions or accommodations.\nAfter three weeks of doing administrative tasks, starting in mid-November 2008, he says, he went back out on traffic patrol, doing everything from traffic stops to arrests at gunpoint.\nBut he kept slipping and falling, both at home and at work, he says.\n\u201cI\u2019m physically ill, I\u2019m exhausted,\u201d Flameling says of the way he felt at the time. \u201cMy whole anatomy had changed, the way I move up stairs, the way I move down stairs, turn corners. I didn\u2019t have time to learn that yet.\u201d\nHe was put back on light duties, but in March 2009 he was pressured into returning to highway patrol, where he remained until April 2010, according to the application.\nHe fell repeatedly, he says, once wrenching his hip so badly he was off for a week, and was constantly worried about injuring himself or a member of the public \u2014 possibly by falling and discharging his firearm.\nHe raised concerns about this with Phelps in early 2010, but they were not addressed, according to the application.\nIn March 2010, Flameling\u2019s doctor referred him to a psychiatrist to help him cope with having a permanent disability, the application states.\nThe psychiatrist diagnosed Flameling with stress response syndrome and placed him on stress leave from March 2010 to February 2011, the application states.\nDuring this time, an assessment of his permanent physical limitations was done and submitted to the OPP, the application states.\nIt found he was unable to stand for longer than 30 minutes at a time, or to sit for longer than 40 minutes.\nFlameling says he would have been able to return to work, within his limitations, in February 2011.\nHowever, he alleges he was told no positions were available and was kept on medical leave until November 2011.\nHe says he was then posted temporarily at the Cambridge detachment, where he learned that his medical conditions were common knowledge.\nAccording to the complaint, one colleague asked him directly: \u201cAre you ever going to grow these muscles back so you can go on the road again?\u201d\nThe complaint also alleges that he overheard colleagues blaming the poor performance of the detachment on the many people on \u201clight duties,\u201d which he found humiliating.\nFlameling did not report the instances of harassment for fear of reprisal, the application states.\nMeanwhile, he says, decisions about his future continued to be made without any input or consultation with him.\nSome opportunities, such as a media relations position, were mentioned by the human resources department or high-ranking officers, but nothing came of them, the application states.\nIn one instance, he took criminal intelligence courses, and was told he could be a Highway Safety Division traffic analyst, pending a budget to be approved and an office to be opened in Aurora or Orillia, the application states. It never happened, he says.\nInstead, according to the application, he was assigned to the Milton Collision Reporting Centre from September 2012 until January 2014, where he did data entry and took collision reports.\nHe was on stress leave from April 2013 to November 2013, according to the application.\nAfter a nasty snowstorm in January 2014, he says, he told his supervisor he couldn\u2019t work in the parking lot where he would need to go to inspect damage to cars until it was cleared.\n\u201cYou might not take this seriously, but I could fall and have a dislocation and I could never walk ever again,\u201d he says he told his supervisor.\nHe alleges his supervisor replied: \u201cSince you are handicapped, I have to do your job for you?\u201d\nThe most promising opportunity arose in March of this year, when Flameling says he was accepted to a position at the OPP-led Integrated Security Unit for the Pan Am Games, lasting until December 2015.\nIt was \u201cawesome,\u201d said Flameling of the two months he worked there.\nHe went on paternity leave in May when his fianc\u00e9e, Karen Cruz, gave birth to their daughter, Marley, he says. He had initially requested six weeks of leave, then extended that to three months, according to the application.\nTwo weeks after Marley was born, he was told he was being terminated from the Integrated Security Unit and he should come in and clear out his desk, according to the application.\n\u201cIt\u2019s a command decision,\u201d he says he was initially told. After reviewing his employment file, he found an undated memo indicating he had inconsistent attendance, left work incomplete and that some of his work needed to be redone, the application states.\nThe memo also said he only requested a longer paternity leave after a conversation about his performance.\nFlameling denies any such conversation took place and that he actually put in overtime while at the security unit.\nHe says he is now on parental leave until the end of December, after which he expects to return to the Port Credit detachment.\nHe says he has been told repeatedly that \u201cyou are lucky that you got past probation because if you were in another organization you\u2019d be nothing . . . if it were a private organization they\u2019d have kicked you out a long time ago. You should just be happy with the crumbs that they give you.\u201d\nBut Flameling says that shouldn\u2019t have to be the case.\n\u201cThis is principle. I haven\u2019t done anything wrong. 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        "raw_content": "(OPride)\u2014Ethiopia is rocked by widespread protests and reports of killings as a three-day stay at home strike and market boycott continues for the second day across the restive Oromia State. Security forces killed at least 17 people in two separate incidents of violence in Hararghe and Bale zones.\nThe social media-driven market strike was called to demand the immediate and unconditional release of jailed Oromo political prisoners. In dozens of towns across Oromia, tens of thousands took to the streets to express their anger over the continued detention of activists and opposition leaders, including Bekele Gerba, whose failing health has become the cause c\u00e9l\u00e8bre for activists in Ethiopia and abroad. Other demands include making Afaan Oromo the federal language; calls for an end to rampant impunity for federal security forces and justice for the victims of its ongoing abuses.\nIn some localities, activists blocked roads, stopped cars, and burned tires. Arrests and crackdown were reported in Burayu, a town outside of Addis Ababa, and in Jimma zone. However, despite the widespread protests and near-universal observance of the market strike, there have been limited reports of clashes and disturbances. The Qeerroo\u2014a youth cohort behind the boycott plan\u2014and the Oromia police have been credited for ensuring peaceful and orderly protests on the first day.\nBusinesses remained closed on Tuesday for a second day amid reports of a complete halt in nonessential travel and transportation in and out of Ethiopia\u2019s capital, Addis Ababa.\nOromia Broadcasting Network\nIn a remarkable and unprecedented development, perhaps for the very first time, the state-run Oromia Broadcasting Network (OBN) dedicated nearly an hour of its airtime to the coverage and analysis of the market boycott. OBN reporters stationed at towns across the state called in their reports and some even speaking to protesters and organizers about the aims and success of the boycott.\nSince its rebranding last year, the regional broadcaster has made significant strides to live up its tagline: Voice of the People. Its well-received coverage of the ongoing stay-at-home protest and market boycott came amid criticisms over the network\u2019s silence on the plight of Oromo political prisoners. Once a loathed mouthpiece of the ruling party, OBN has amassed significant support and viewership in recent months. In fact, the network\u2019s budding editorial independence drew the ire of the Ethiopian Broadcasting Authority. In a heated exchange last month, the agency\u2019s Director, Zeray Asegdom, offered the following rebuke:\n\u201cHow can Haacaaluu [Hundeessa\u2019s] song that urges the Oromo youth to get organized and enter Arat Kilo be televised live on public media?,\u201d a furious Asegdom asked, referring to a benefit concern that OBN televised live in December. \u201cHow can it be televised live? It is an anti-state song; it is a song that drives a wedge between the Oromo and other groups. Its message to Oromo youth was: mount your horses, get armed and take over Arat Kilo. Oromia television aired it live. And repeated it the next day. This created tremendous fear. It is unacceptable for any public media to present the Oromo people as disadvantaged or marginalized. No matter who. We all know the consequences of this action in Oromia.\u201d\nIf its current practice continues unencumbered, OBN could set a new standard for other state-run outlets in Ethiopia and become a shining example of press freedom and editorial independence.\nIn a statement on Facebook, the Oromia Communication Bureau said, \u201cthe public has the right to express its voice. It has democratic rights to raise any questions at a time of its choosing. No one can take away or obstruct these legal and natural rights.\u201d The statement also cautioned that calls for boycotts, especially in the absence of measurable goals and a party that can take responsibility, has its own disadvantages. To mitigate possible risks, the bureau urged the regional law enforcement to redouble their efforts to maintain peace.\nOromia has been the epicenter of anti-government protests since 2014. The immediate trigger for the protests at the time was opposition to an urban master plan. Authorities responded by killing peaceful protesters and arresting tens of thousands of people. The public grievance grew over time to include lack of political freedoms, economic marginalization, and the freedom of those jailed suspected of taking part or organizing in the protests.\nCivilian deaths continue to mount\nOn Feb. 11, a day before the market boycotts began, federal security forces opened fire on protesters at a camp for internally displaced persons in Hamaressa, a small town near the ancient city of Harar in eastern Hararghe zone. At least 14 people, including a member of the Oromia police, were killed and 11 others injured. The Hamaressa camp is one of the many makeshift IDP camps sheltering the more than million people displaced by an ongoing border dispute between Oromia and the Ethiopian Somali regional state.\nIn an unrelated incident, on Feb. 12, federal security forces opened fire on civilians at a market in Mada Walabu district of Bale Zone in southeastern Oromia, killing three people, including two mothers of eight and seven children, and critically injuring seven other civilians.\n\u201cI am upset by the reports of deaths and violence, even as I am hopeful about what Ethiopia can accomplish if stated goals of reform are followed through with quick and comprehensive action,\u201d U.S. ambassador to Ethiopia, Mike Raynor, said in a statement. \u201cPeople need to be free to express themselves peacefully, and to be confident that they can do so. Lethal force to protect the safety of the public, even in the face of violent protests, must always be a last resort.\u201d He also called on the public to demonstrate its commitment to peaceful expression of dissent and constructive dialogue with the authorities.\nThe statement comes a day after the U.S. government issued a travel advisory, urging American citizens to shelter in place or postpone travel to Oromia and Amhara regions until the market strike ends on Wednesday.\nBekele Gerba to be freed\nOn Monday, as the market and business boycott began, the Ethiopian government announced plans to drop charges against Bekele Gerba and three of his colleagues from the opposition Oromo Federalist Congress.\n\u201cThe federal attorney general today dropped charges against seven suspects, including Bekele Gerba,\u201d state-affiliated Fana Broadcast Corporate reported.\n\u201cThe move is part of the decisions made by [the] Executive Committee of EPRDF to drop charges against and pardon politicians and individuals, in order to build national consensus and widen the political space,\u201d FBC said, referring to the ruling Ethiopian People\u2019s Revolutionary Democratic Front.\nIt remains unclear when and if Bekele will be released, and whether the OFC leaders will be pardoned or they have to serve two recent six-month sentences for contempt of court. Bekele and his colleagues were arrested in December 2015 and later charged with terrorism for allegedly inciting the #OromoProtests. Bekele\u2019s charges were later reduced to criminal offenses. The other three leaders \u2013 namely Gurmessa Ayano, Addisu Bulala and Dejene Tafa \u2013 are still defending bogus terrorism charges.\nColor and context from Oromia streets\nBoycotts, protests and killings in Oromia\nEthiopia market boycott oromia oromo",
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        "raw_content": "12 Amazing Benefits of Geranium\nThe most interesting health benefits of geranium include its ability to lower stress levels, reduce inflammation, relieve menstrual pain, strengthen the immune system, ease digestion, and improve kidney, skin, and hair health. It has antiseptic, antibacterial, and anti-fungal properties, which help heal wounds faster.\nThe name geranium is quite general and it refers to over 200 species of plants under the family of Geraniaceae. Here, we are discussing Geranium pelargonium, also known as rose-scented geranium, which is the only known species that can safely be consumed. This evergreen perennial is actually native to the southern region of Africa but has been exported throughout the world as a popular garden plant and medicinal herb.\nGeranium plants have flowers with five petals and the leaves are usual pinnate on long stems. The leaves are the main medicinal elements in traditional medicine and are primarily used to brew a pleasant-tasting tea that bears a slight hint of rose. The essential oil of the flowers is also highly sought after for its health benefits and for its floral, rose-like aroma which has a calming, meditative effect on the body and mind.\nGeraniums were first brought to Europe in the 17th century and with time, their fame has spread throughout the world. Unlike many other herbal remedies, there is not a major culinary application for geranium, and they are almost exclusively used for either decoration or for their medicinal benefits.\nGeranium Health Benefits\nLet\u2019s take a closer look at some of the important health benefits of geranium.\nThe impact of geranium on the nervous system is well-known and the plant has been used in this way for generations. If you brew the leaves of its plant, you can produce a tasty tea that has soothing properties, derived from its organic compounds that positively impact the endocrine system and help balance hormones that cause stress and anxiety. A quick cup of tea, when you\u2019re stressed, can quickly relieve unpleasant mood and a cluttered mind.\nResearchers from Algeria in a 2013 study revealed the anti-inflammatory properties of geranium. If you suffer from sore joints, aching muscles, or even internal inflammation of the gut or cardiovascular system, geranium tea can provide relief from the discomfort while reducing the strain on your body\u2019s sensitive areas.\nAlthough quite similar to its anti-inflammatory properties, the analgesic ability of geranium has made it a popular traditional remedy for headaches and other injuries. If you suffer from chronic pain or migraines, research has shown that its tea can release endorphins and relieve pain quite rapidly. This effect is relatively mild, and shouldn\u2019t be relied on for permanent pain relief.\nAccording to a study conducted by Dr. Bruce Frome of Beverly Hills, published in the American Journal of Medicine, topical application of geranium oil provides temporary relief of postherpetic neuralgia pain. It also concludes, \u201cGeranium oil relieves pain in minutes and is well tolerated.\u201d\nIt helps strengthen the body\u2019s defense system against diseases and infections. Its antimicrobial properties can help prevent internal and external pathogens from negatively impacting the body.\nGeranium has natural antiseptic, antibacterial, and anti-fungal properties that make it a wonderful cold and flu reliever if you feel yourself getting sick. Drinking a cup of geranium tea or even chewing on the leaves (remember, only the rose-scented variety) will boost the strength of your immune system. It also promotes a quick recovery from a variety of illnesses, including cold, according to a study by Dr. Gail Patrick, The University of Chicago, USA.\nGeranium relieves symptoms of bronchitis, sinusitis, and nose infections because it is a powerful antiviral. This is confirmed by a report by Gene Bruno, Professor of Nutraceutical Science and Provost of Huntington College of Health Sciences.\nAntihemorrhagic Effect\nGeranium, being a styptic, has the ability to stop the occurrence of hemorrhage as it slows down blood flow by contracting the arteries and veins. It also has hemostatic properties, which cause the blood to clot. This helps heal wounds faster.\nPromotes Kidney Health\nThe volatile components of geranium can improve the health of kidneys and stimulate urination because of its diuretic properties. This eliminates toxins, excess salts, fats, and water from the body, and helps reduce the strain on your kidneys. According to the Lipids in Health and Disease journal, due to its anti-hyperglycemic properties, rose-scented geranium could be used as a safe alternative for diabetic patients too.\nIf you\u2019re suffering from cramping, bloating, or a generally upset stomach, drinking a cup of geranium tea can be one of the easiest and most painless remedies. The beneficial organic compounds can quickly soothe inflammation and eliminate bacteria that may be causing the discomfort, and get your gastrointestinal system back to normal!\nTreats Menopause\nGeranium is excellent for treating a range of women\u2019s health issues from hot flashes and distress during menopause and menstrual cramps. According to a thesis submitted by Melissa Clanton, Australasian College of Health Sciences, subjects who applied 5% dilution of clary sage and geranium to their feet, experienced a reduced intensity of hot flashes. The oil works two-fold, as a tonic and an antidepressant. 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        "raw_content": "Open-Source Hardware FAQ\nWhat is open source hardware?\nOur statement of principles puts it like this: \u201cOpen source hardware is hardware whose design is made publicly available so that anyone can study, modify, distribute, make, and sell the design or hardware based on that design. The hardware\u2019s source, the design from which it is made, is available in the preferred format for making modifications to it.\u201d Note that open-source hardware refers specifically to sharing the digital design files for physical objects; while we support other forms of sharing, we think it\u2019s important to be clear about the meaning of open-source hardware.\nThere\u2019s also a growing community of companies, individuals, and groups designing and making lots of cool open-source hardware! Some examples include microcontroller development platforms, satellites and 3D printers.\nWe think open source hardware is a great way to share knowledge and facilitate development of new products. We hope this FAQ helps you understand what it\u2019s all about and whether it makes sense for you.\nWhat do you mean by hardware? What fields is open-source hardware relevant for?\nInitially the definition was written with electronics and mechanical designs in mind. But more and more fields are adopting it and broadening the term \u201copen-source hardware\u201d to mean anything physical that has public source files. Open-source hardware has been applied to fashion, furniture, musical instruments, farm machinery, bio engineering and much more.\nWhat files do I need to share?\nOpen-source hardware means sharing the files needed to build *and* modify your hardware. As the open-source hardware definition explains, that means the version of the files that you would prefer for making changes to the design, not an intermediate or obfuscated version. For mechanical stuff, this means the original CAD files. For circuit boards, it\u2019s the original schematic and board layout files.\nUnfortunately, the original design files for hardware are often in proprietary formats for expensive software tools. In this case, it\u2019s helpful and encouraged to also offer versions of the design in alternative or intermediate formats that can be viewed or edited with common or free programs. For example, PDFs of circuit schematics, Gerbers for circuit board layouts, and IGES or STL files for mechanical objects. These allow people without access to expensive or proprietary software to make at least some use of your design. Please note, however, that this is not a substitute for releasing the original files \u2013 the core of open-source hardware practice.\nWhen and how should I share my design files?\nMany companies producing open-source hardware publish their design files on their website when the product goes on sale. Others store their files in online version control systems (e.g. GitHub or Google Code), making them public throughout the design and development process. You might also consider using a website specifically designed for sharing hardware designs, like Thingiverse.\nIn some cases, you might decide not to publish the design files until sometime after the product has been released; that\u2019s fine (unless your product derives from another open-source hardware project whose license requires the open-sourcing of derivatives) but the product isn\u2019t open-source hardware until the files are available. Instead, you might say something like \u201cwe plan to open-source this product in the future.\u201d\nWhat is a license and how do they apply to hardware?\nThis is a complicated question with no easy answer. Here\u2019s some information to help you make sense of the possibilities. (Thanks to Michael Weinberg of Public Knowledge for helping us draft this answer.)\nFirst of all, it\u2019s important to understand what a license is. Licensing is a way to give people rights that they wouldn\u2019t otherwise have to use your intellectual property (IP) and, in return, to place restrictions on how they exercise those rights. Licensing is often used for copyrighted information, which includes the source-code to computer programs, the text of books, photographs, recordings of music, etc. By placing an open-source license on a copyrighted work, you give people permission to make copies of it \u2014 a right they wouldn\u2019t otherwise have. In return, you can require them to, for example, license derivatives of your work under the same license (a condition known as \u201ccopyleft\u201d). This works well for source code, documentation, and other works for which copyright applies.\nThings are more complicated when it comes to hardware. Mostly, that is because copyright does not apply to hardware in the way that it does to software. In the United States (as well as many other nations), useful or functional objects are excluded from the scope of copyright protection. (The expression of the objects in a design file, however, may be covered by copyright. More on that below.) Functional objects can be protected by patents but applying for a patent is an expensive and time-consuming process \u2014 in contrast to copyright, which applies automatically. As a result, many potentially patentable items will not actually get patented.\nThe line between \u201ccreative\u201d works protected by copyright and \u201cuseful\u201d works protected by patent can be blurry sometimes (17 U.S.C. \u00a7 102 contains the definition of the distinction). However, a good rule of thumb is that anything in a piece of hardware that is critical to its operations \u2013 that means servos, arms, and sensors as opposed to cool flames on the side \u2013 falls on the \u201cuseful\u201d side of the line. Without a patent, that hardware (except for the software and non-functional design elements) will not be protected by an intellectual property right. Without an underlying intellectual property right, no one needs permission to copy, modify, or build upon the hardware. This means that they do not need a license from the creator and, therefore, license terms (like \u201ccopyleft\u201d terms) generally cannot be enforced.\nIt is crucial, however, to make a distinction between the design files for the hardware and the hardware itself. The design files are likely protected by copyright, even if the hardware itself is not. (A potential exception is if there is only one or only a handful of ways to express the functional ideas of the hardware in the design file. In that case the expression may \u201cmerge\u201d with the ideas and not be protectable by copyright.) Copying the design files (potentially including doing so as a step in making the hardware) would be copyright infringement, while using the design files as a basis to create the hardware in a way that did not copy the files would not be. Similarly, deriving new design files from the hardware itself (without copying the original design files) is probably not copyright infringement.\nThe end result: while the design files of your open source hardware project can probably be protected by a license, the hardware itself probably cannot be. Unless you have a patent, someone else can manufacture the hardware without your permission, assuming they do so without infringing your copyright on the design files.\nThat said, it\u2019s still useful to apply a license to your hardware design. To the extent that copyright applies (i.e. in the copying of the designs themselves), the license grants people rights that they wouldn\u2019t otherwise have and makes clear the conditions under which they can exercise those rights. Even in situations in which the license isn\u2019t legally binding, the license helps make clear the ways in which you would like people to use your design files (e.g. whether or not you think they need to share designs that derive from yours).\nFinally, this lack of protection means that much more hardware is in the public domain by default, just waiting for you to build upon it. And that is a good thing.\nFor more information on the copyright in the U.S., see the FAQ at copyright.gov and this PDF. Creative Commons also has some information you should know before licensing.\nSee the next question for some specific licenses you might use for your designs.\nWhat license should I use?\nIn general, there are two broad classes of open-source licenses: copyleft and permissive. Copyleft licenses (also referred to as \u201cshare-alike\u201d or \u201cviral\u201d) are those which require derivative works to be released under the same license as the original; common copyleft licenses include the GNU General Public License (GPL) and the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike license. Other copyleft licenses have been specifically designed for hardware; they include the CERN Open Hardware License (OHL) and the TAPR Open Hardware License (OHL). Permissive licenses are those which allow for proprietary (closed) derivatives; they include the FreeBSD license, the MIT license, and the Creative Commons Attribution license. The Solderpad Hardware License is a hardware-specific permissive license.\nLicenses that prevent commercial use are not compatible with open-source; see this question for more.\nPlease note that the open-source hardware definition is not a license, although it does describe some of the license terms which are compatible with the practice of open-source hardware.\nIn choosing a license, you should first want to decide whether or not you want to require people to open-source derivatives they make of your design. If so, pick a copyleft license; if not, a permissive license. Beyond that, the differences between licenses can be subtle, you may want to talk to a lawyer or someone with experience in open-source to help you pick one.\nHow does the first to file system affect open source hardware?\nThere is nothing that protects you from someone else trying to patent your open source hardware work other than prior art, first to file does not negate prior art. Many members of the community publish their work on blogs and websites frequently (prior art must be public), but there is no guarantee that a patent office will find your work. In a perfect world, the patent office would not be able to award a patent if you\u2019ve published prior art publicly.\nWhat are other best practices for open source hardware?\nMake it clear how your hardware is licensed by providing a copy of, or at least a web link to, the license with the hardware.\nBe clear about what parts of the hardware are open-source (and which aren\u2019t).\nPut the OSHW logo on your hardware and use these guidelines. You can find lots of different versions at the Open Source Hardware Logo page.\nKeep your source files in a (free) publicly-available source code repository like Github. This makes it easier for people to track their changes to your files. It also makes it easier for them to send improvements back to you. The tools for this kind of data exchange are still pretty weak for hardware projects, but for software, they\u2019re mature.\nWon\u2019t people rip me off?\nMaybe (and open-source hardware definitely isn\u2019t for everyone). Our experience, however, has shown that it\u2019s possible for open-source hardware to be commercially successful despite its openness. There are many reasons for this.\nFor one thing, even with access to a product\u2019s design, it\u2019s not trivial for someone else to make and sell it. They need to source components, manufacture and assemble parts, test for quality, establish distribution channels, and more. If you\u2019re already offering the product at a fair price, there\u2019s not much incentive for someone to bother, especially if it\u2019s not clear that there\u2019s a market for the product. If you\u2019ve already established a market, then you\u2019re probably also growing a community around your product \u2013 a community that\u2019s likely to support you (the original designer and maker of the product) rather than buying clones from an unknown competitor. Further, if someone really wanted to rip you off, they could probably reverse engineer and replicate your product even if you didn\u2019t open-source it \u2013 and you wouldn\u2019t have the goodwill or support that comes from open-source hardware.\nThat said, there are strategies for minimizing the potential for someone to undermine your business. Most of them revolve around creating awareness of and trust in you and your products (i.e. the same things you need for any business). Making and selling good products at fair prices will help people feel confident buying from you, even if others offer products based on the same design. Strong branding (e.g. trademarks) can help make it clear which products are made and supported by you \u2013 again, even if others are using the same designs. Finally, creating a community around your business will encourage people to buy from you, even if they can get similar products elsewhere.\nPeople will, of course, \u201crip you off\u201d in the sense that they will use your designs as the basis for more advanced designs. If you don\u2019t want that to happen, you probably shouldn\u2019t make your hardware open source. Those of us who do build open source hardware want people to build on our designs, or at least think the benefits of the situation are worth the competition.\nWhy aren\u2019t non-commercial restrictions compatible with open source hardware?\nIf you place a non-commercial restriction on your hardware design, other people don\u2019t have the same freedom to use the design in the ways that you can. That means, for example, that if you and someone else both release designs with non-commercial licenses, neither of you can make and sell hardware that builds on both of your designs. Rather than contributing to a commons of hardware designs for everyone to build on, you\u2019re limiting others to a very narrow range of possible uses for your design.\nIn particular, because making hardware invariably involves money, it\u2019s very difficult to make use of a hardware design without involving some commercial activity. For example, say a group of friends wanted to get together and order ten copies of a hardware design \u2013 something that\u2019s often much cheaper than each person ordering their own copy. If one person places the order and the others pay him back for their share, they\u2019d probably be violating a non-commercial restriction. Or say someone wants to charge people to take a workshop in which they make and keep a copy of your hardware design \u2013 that\u2019s also commercial activity. In general, there are just very few ways for someone to use a hardware design without involving some sort of commercial activity.\nHow does open-source hardware interact with hardware regulations?\nNot always very well. Many rules and regulations about hardware assume that it is being produced by large, proprietary companies and may be problematic for small businesses or open-source products. For example, Mach 30 has done some good work on the implications of export controls for open-source hardware.\nUSB vendor IDs (VID) and product IDs (PID) are 16-bit numbers used to identify USB devices to a computer or other host. Each vendor ID is assigned by the USB Implementer\u2019s Forum (USB-IF) to a specific company, which in turn assign a PID to individual products. The VID and PID are then embedded in the product and communicated to the computer when the device is plugged in, along with text strings describing the vendor and product and additional descriptors about the communication protocols supported by the device.\nThis cost to obtain a vendor ID is currently $5,000. Once a VID is obtained a company can assign product IDs to their given products. Both VID and PID are 16-bit allowing up to 65,536 products under a single vendor ID.\nFor the greater open source hardware community OSHWA recommends that users do not use a random VID and PID nor, when making a derivative, should they use the VID/PID of the original hardware as this can cause compatibility issues and confusion within the community.\nIf you\u2019re using an off-the-shelf chip for USB communication, you may be able to use the VID/PID of that chip (e.g. with FTDI chips). OpenMoko has opened up their VID for use by free and open-source software and hardware communities. 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        "raw_content": "Category: School Board News\n50 attend HS Master Plan presentation\nAbout 50 people turned out Thursday night to learn more about the options being considered to renovate or replace Penn Manor High School.\nAttendees at the March 17 High School Master Plan presentation had many thoughtful questions about the four renovation/construction options being considered for the school. Penn Manor school board is considering projects ranging from a $52 million renovation of the existing facility to a $100 million new school.\nOriginally built in the 1950s and partially renovated in the mid-1990s, the high school is experiencing deterioration and major component failures, and improvements are need to adequately meet current and future educational needs.\nThe next public meeting is scheduled for 7 p.m. April 21 in the high school auditorium. 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Please participate!\nInput sought on superintendent\u2019s performance\nPenn Manor is seeking input from parents and community members on the performance of superintendent Dr. Mike Leichliter so the school board and superintendent can assess his strengths and areas in need of improvement.\nThe online survey is available at the link below via the Survey Monkey tool, which is easy to use and includes an open-response area where community members may share their opinions directly with the superintendent and Penn Manor school board. All nine board members will review the comments and summary scores.\nEven those who do not feel they have had enough interaction with Dr. Leichliter to fully evaluate his performance are urged to take this opportunity to share their overall impressions of Penn Manor School District.\nSurveys should be completed no later than February 19.\nSchool board members begin new terms\nCongratulations to the five Penn Manor school board members who were sworn in Monday by District Judge Joshua Keller.\nJoe Fullerton, Ken Long, Donna Wert, Carlton Rintz and Jeffrey Lyon each won a four-year seat in the November election. Lyon replaces Kirk Schlotzhauer, who decided not to run for re-election. The four others were re-elected to new terms.\nLyon is no stranger to Penn Manor school board, having served from 2001 to 2007.\nAlso at Monday\u2019s meeting, Long was named president and Rintz was named vice president of the board. In addition, Long, Rintz and board member Johnna Friedman received commendations for their years of service.\nFriedman and Rintz have served for 12 years, and Long has been a member for eight years.\nThank you, for your voluntary service to the students, staff and families of Penn Manor School District!\nwas elected to fill the vacancy left by the departure of\nSale of Hambright nets $1.5 million for district\nPenn Manor School District this week completed the sale of the former Hambright Elementary School to Signature Senior Living LLC for approximately $1.5 million.\nThe sale marks the end of the school\u2019s 80-year existence, said superintendent Mike Leichliter.\n\u201cWhile many students and teachers have fond memories of the old building, the school district is pleased that the property will be used by a taxpaying entity and that the proceeds can be used to offset other capital expenses of the district,\u201d he said.\nThe former school was shuttered after the 2013-2014 school year and was replaced by a new Hambright Elementary School on Charlestown Road that opened in August 2014.\nSignature Senior Living plans to tear down the building and construct an 80-unit memory care and assisted living facility on the site, located at 2121 Temple Ave.\nStudents and staff bid farewell to Hambright in 2014.\nSchlotzhauer honored for 8 years of board service\nPenn Manor School Board members honored Kirk Schlotzhauer for his eight years of service to the board during his final meeting Monday night.\nSchlotzhauer, who joined the board in 2007, chose not to run for another four-year term in the November election. He will be replaced next month by Jeffrey Lyon, who successfully ran for Schlotzhauer\u2019s open seat.\n\u201cIt\u2019s been a privilege to serve with you and alongside you,\u201d board member Carlton Rintz told Schlotzhauer, who received a proclamation and a plaque acknowledging how he shared \u201chis time and talents for the betterment of public education in the Penn Manor School District.\u201d\nAs a parting gift, Schlotzhauer also received a giant chocolate chip cookie, signed in icing by his eight fellow board members.\nThanks, Kirk, for all your hard work on behalf of Penn Manor and its students!\nDistrict explains options on upgrading/replacing HS\nNearly 90 people turned out for the first public information meeting on the future of Penn Manor High School, held Thursday night in the high school auditorium.\nDistrict residents and staff members heard about the four options Penn Manor School Board is considering to upgrade and/or renovate the school, which was originally built in the late 1950s and renovated beginning in 1994.\nThe school board is considering a range of projects, from a basic renovation to construction of a new school, and is seeking the public\u2019s input. Thursday\u2019s meeting was the first of nine sessions, and participants had plenty of great questions and thoughtful comments.\nIf you missed the meeting, your next opportunity is Nov. 18 in the Penn Manor High School cafeteria.\nPenn Manor also has set up a web page that contains links to the PowerPoint presentation on the high school master plan, the full schedule of meetings and a summary of the four options, a survey about the four projects, and a Facebook page on project developments.\nYou can access those resources here.\nThanks to all those who turned out Thursday!\nFuture of high school is topic of Oct. 22 meeting\nYou are invited to participate in an important meeting on the future of Penn Manor High School.\nOn Thursday, Oct. 22, the district will hold the first of several public presentations on renovating or replacing the school. The meeting will begin at 7 p.m. in the high school auditorium.\nBuilt in the 1950s and partially renovated beginning in 1994, the high school is experiencing deterioration and major component failures that must be addressed to adequately meet current and future educational needs.\nPenn Manor School Board is considering four renovation/construction options and is seeking public input on how to proceed. Nine public meetings are planned on this important issue. Below is a flyer listing the four options to be considered, along with a schedule of upcoming meetings.\nThe school board expects to decide on an option at the end of the 2015-16 school year, but work would not begin until the summer of 2019, at the earliest.\nYou can follow the latest developments on the project on Facebook by clicking here to access the \u201cPenn Manor HS Project\u201d page.\nThis is a major undertaking that will have an impact on district programs and finances for years to come, so your input is crucial. Please participate!\nPenn Manor HS Project flyer\nMarsh named assistant principal at Penn Manor HS\nJune 2, 2015 October 19, 2017 by Brian Wallace\nKim Marsh, a counselor at Penn Manor High School, has been named assistant high school principal, effective July 1.\nMarsh is a familiar face at the high school, where she has worked five years as a learning-support teacher and six years as a counselor. In her new position, she replaces assistant principal Eric Howe, who is taking the principal\u2019s post at Hambright Elementary School July 1.\nMarsh has a bachelor\u2019s degree in elementary and special education and a master\u2019s in education with a certification in school counseling from Millersville University. She recently completed the administrative certification program at Alvernia University.\n\u201cI\u2019m grateful for the opportunities that I\u2019ve had as a learning support teacher and a school counselor,\u201d Marsh said. \u201cBeing in these positions has allowed me to gain more of the \u2018big picture\u2019 mentality, which will be extremely helpful as I transition into the role of assistant principal.\u201d\n\u201cI\u2019m excited about my new position and look forward to the new challenges and experiences this position brings.\u201d\nMarsh and her husband, Steve, live in Willow Street with their two sons, Chase, 5, and Landon, 2.\nBest wishes, Kim, in your new role at Penn Manor High School!\nHerr honored for state FFA service\nMay 5, 2015 October 20, 2017 by Brian Wallace\nPenn Manor school board Monday honored Victoria Herr, a 2014 graduate of Penn Manor High School, for serving as FFA State Secretary this year.\nThe board formally commended Herr, who joined six other FFA officers to represent the organization at events across Pennsylvania in 2014-15. Victoria told school board members she participated in leadership workshops and other activities at 29 high schools across the state.\nShe thanked the board for its support of Penn Manor\u2019s agricultural education program, which includes four teachers and enrolls about 250 students in programs that include veterinary science, horticulture, biotechnology, agriculture mechanics and food and natural resources.\nLast year, the PMHS program was named the Outstanding Secondary Program in Pennsylvania.\n\u201cPenn Manor is not a normal school district,\u201d Herr told the board. \u201cA lot of school districts struggle to keep even one ag teacher, and it\u2019s something we really need.\u201d\nHerr delayed her first year of college to serve as state secretary, an unpaid position. Her appointment marked the first time in nearly a decade that a Penn Manor student or graduate had achieved such an honor.\nAlso at Monday\u2019s school board meeting, Victoria was presented with the Joseph Kurjiaka Memorial Scholarship, a $2,000 award toward her education at Penn State University beginning in the fall.\nThe award is in honor of Kurjiaka, a Hempfield school board member and Manheim Township School District chief financial officer who passed away in 2011.\nPenn Manor school board president Ken Long presents Victoria Herr with a commendation at the May 4 school board meeting as her family members look on.\nVictoria Herr receives the Joseph F. 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        "raw_content": "Dow Chemical adding \u201cRecover\u201d to \u201cReduce, Reuse, Recycle\u201d\nJeff Wooster, Dow's global sustainability leader for plastics, is very aware of the impression some have about plastic packaging.\n\"We understand that some consumers view packaging as waste,\" he told PlasticsToday. \"We want to help consumers feel good about plastic packaging and have them know when they're done with it, the packaging will be reused.\"\nDow Chemical believes in order to achieve 100% recycling of packaging, the industry must progress from the 3R mindset, which is the widely practiced \"Reduce, Reuse, Recycle,\" to the more comprehensive efforts being used in regions such as Europe that add the fourth \"R\" for end-of-life materials\u2014\"Reduce, Reuse, Recycle and Recover.\" Dow says using an integrated 4R approach will help assure greater total value recovery from end-of-life plastics and other used materials.\nEnergy recovery takes end-of-life plastics through a conversion process and uses the resulting energy value as a fuel. 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The energy recovered was equivalent to 11.1 million BTUs of natural gas and was used as fuel for Dow's incinerator during the test.\nIn 2011, six additional energy recovery trials were conducted using non-recycled plastics (NRPs) from Dow Michigan operations to displace natural gas. These trials used 100 tons of NRPs and saved 2 billion BTUs of energy.\nIn addition, the American Chemistry Council and the Flexible Packaging Association are also actively working to validate the energy recovery prospects for plastics. Both organizations are investing in energy recovery trials.\nSlow start, but growing interest\nThere are 2150 thermal waste treatment plants currently operational around the globe and those facilities have the capacity to treat almost 250 million tons of waste per year, according to a report by the German environmental consultancy, Ecoprog.\nBetween 2007 and 2011, the worldwide installed annual capacity increased by about 12%. 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Trey Gowdy of South Carolina said that the evidence gathered by the committee clearly showed Russia's disdain for Trump's rival, Hillary Clinton, and was \"motivated in whole or in part by a desire to harm her candidacy or undermine her Presidency had she prevailed.\"\nA source familiar with Gowdy's thinking said the congressman believes there's no difference between opposing Clinton and backing Trump in what had become, effectively, a two-person race. The source added that Gowdy \"disagrees with the conclusion\" that the intelligence agencies got it wrong.\n\"He believes the debate over whether desiring a negative outcome for Clinton necessarily meant Russia had a preference for candidate Trump is a distinction that doesn't make a difference,\" the source said.\nGowdy's conclusion is at odds with an overview of the findings of the House's Russia investigation released Monday by the probe's top Republican, Rep. Mike Conaway of Texas. Among the findings: Although the committee agrees Russia interfered in the election, the intelligence community failed to adequately back up its claim \"with respect to Putin's supposed preference for candidate Trump.\"\n\"The conclusion that Putin was trying to help Trump, we don't think that's supported by the underlying data,\" Conaway said in a phone interview, when asked to elaborate on the committee's finding.\nHe said Republicans on the committee agreed with \"98 percent\" of the intelligence agencies' findings but broke on that central issue. Conaway described a laborious effort to confirm the intelligence community's findings, enshrined in its January 2017 assessment that declared with \"high confidence\" that Russian President Vladimir Putin and his government \"developed a clear preference for President-elect Trump.\"\nIn the end, Conaway said, the committee found that the agencies didn't meet the burden to prove that assessment.\nGOP lawmakers and aides told POLITICO that the committee report isn't a wholesale refutation of the intelligence community's findings. Rather, it's a judgment that the evidence simply fell short of proving the Russian government's preference for Trump, even though the evidence indicates animus toward Clinton.\nRep. Tom Rooney (R-Fla.) emphasized that point on CNN on Monday night, suggesting that the evidence of Russia's disdain for Clinton was evident but that it did not necessarily support a conclusion that the Russians backed Trump's candidacy. Conaway, too, argues that the discrepancy is an issue of the \"analytic tradecraft\" that the intelligence agencies used to reach their conclusion.\nOther Republicans on the panel agreed that the evidence failed to support the intel agencies' conclusions.\n\u201cIt is my belief that Russia\u2019s intent was to influence our elections by having the American people distrust the institutions that serve them,\" said Rep. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen (R-Fla.) in a statement, when asked whether she supported the report's conclusions. \"However, I do not believe this interference swayed the electorate to vote for one candidate or another. \"\nHouse ends Russia probe, says no Trump-Kremlin collusion\nRep. Chris Stewart (R-Utah) put it even more bluntly.\n\"The CIA just got it wrong,\" Stewart said on CNN on Monday night, saying he had viewed the raw intelligence the agencies used to reach their determination. \"The CIA just got it wrong, just like they did, by the way, in the Gulf War, when they said there were weapons of mass destruction.\"\nThe committee's finding tracks with an exchange that Conaway had publicly with former FBI Director James Comey in a March 2017 hearing at the outset of the House's Russia probe. Using a football analogy, Conaway challenged Comey on the FBI's determination that Russia wanted to help Trump.\n\"I mean the logic is that because he really didn't like president \u2014 the candidate Clinton, that he automatically liked Trump. That assessment's based on what?\" Conaway wondered.\nComey replied, \"Well, it's based on more than that. But part of it is, and we're not getting into the details of it here, but part of it is the logic. Whoever the Red Raiders are playing, you want the Red Raiders to win, by definition, you want their opponent to lose.\"\n\"I know, but this says that ... you wanted her to lose and wanted him to win. Is that what you were saying?\" Conaway responded.\n\"Right. They're inseparable,\" Comey said.\nRosenstein defends Mueller: 'The special counsel is not an unguided missile'\nRep. Adam Schiff of California, the top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, said Tuesday that Democrats had hoped to at least find agreement with Republicans on the fundamentals of Russia's scheme to interfere in the 2016 election. 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        "raw_content": "Signed bill improves veterans\u2019 care\nWASHINGTON, D.C. \u2013 President Donald Trump signed into law Wednesday the VA Maintaining Internal Systems and Strengthening Integrated Outside Network (MISSION) Act, including multiple provisions introduced by U.S. Senator Sherrod Brown (D-OH). The Senate recently passed this legislation, which includes provisions Brown introduced to expand benefits for veterans\u2019 caregivers, ensure safe opioid prescribing practices and better train doctors to meet veterans\u2019 needs.\n\u201cWe owe all of our veterans \u2013 and the families who support them \u2013 our gratitude, our respect and the highest-quality healthcare,\u201d Brown said. \u201cWe still have work to do to support and improve VA, but this bill is an important step forward to provide for our veterans and the people who care for them.\u201d\nThe bill passed in May by the Senate includes several provisions authored by Brown, who is a member of the Senate Committee on Veterans Affairs, including:\n\u2014 Expanding caregiver benefits to veterans of all eras. Previously, comprehensive caregiver assistance and benefits were provided only to veterans injured on or after September 11, 2001, leaving family caregivers and veterans injured during World War II, the Korean, Vietnam and 1990-1991 Gulf War ineligible for this critical support.\n\u2014 Giving specific training to doctors outside the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) system on how to address veterans\u2019 unique medical needs.\n\u2014 Ensuring safe opioid prescribing practices for doctors and healthcare providers outside the VA system.\nHi! A visitor to our site felt the following article might be of interest to you: Signed bill improves veterans\u2019 care. Here is a link to that story: https://www.portsmouth-dailytimes.com/news/29358/signed-bill-improves-veterans-care",
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        "raw_content": "Answers to Common Heart Health Questions\nPremier Physician Network doctors answer frequently asked questions about heart health.\nWhat are practical steps women can take to help prevent heart disease?\nWhat is a cardiac stress test, and what happens during it?\nWhy does someone need a cardiac stress test?\nHow should a person prepare for a stress test?\nWhat role does aspirin play in preventive health?\nWhat are the benefits and risks of using aspirin as part of a preventive health routine?\nWhat should a person ask their medical provider if aspirin would be beneficial to them?\nAre heart disease warnings different for women and men?\nWhat determines a person\u2019s ongoing treatment after a heart attack?\nHow can a person\u2019s life change after a heart attack?\nHow often will patients be monitored after a heart attack?\nWhat is AFib, and how common is it?\nWhat is Stereotaxis, and how does it benefit AFib patients?\nWhat are the signs and symptoms of an arrhythmia?\nWhat are the risk factors of arrhythmias?\nWhat is a pacemaker? How does it work, and what does it do?\nWhat could interfere with a pacemaker\u2019s function?\nWhat steps should someone take to reduce their risk of technological interference with their pacemaker?\nWhat is the relationship between sleep and cardiovascular health?\nHow does a healthy sleep routine benefit a person\u2019s cardiovascular health?\nThe American Heart Association has a goal of 20 percent improvement in the cardiovascular health of all Americans by 2020. Is this goal attainable?\nDo biomarkers and lifestyle behaviors play an equal role in heart disease?\nWhat things can people do to reduce their risk of cardiovascular disease or help in recovery of cardiovascular?\nWhat are the symptoms of metabolic syndrome?\nWhat is the treatment for metabolic syndrome?\nIs metabolic syndrome a serious health issue?\nCan inflammation in the heart be diagnosed or detected?\nCan inflammation damage the heart?\nWhat can be done to lower the risk of inflammation in the heart?\nWhat role does inflammation play in the body\u2019s healing process?\nHow does hypertension affect the heart?\nCan hypertension be controlled without medication?\nWhat is venous disease, and what are its symptoms?\nWhat are the treatments for venous disease?\nWhat is the risk of untreated venous disease?\nWhat can increase a person\u2019s risk for developing blood clots during travel?\nHow can a person reduce their risk for developing a blood clot?\nWhat is calcium scoring?\nWho should consider having calcium scoring done?\nWhat can be done once a woman finds out she has a high calcium score?\nIs calcium scoring an important part of heart disease treatment and prevention?\nIs there anything a woman can do to reduce her risk of high calcium scoring?\nWhat is cardiotoxicity?\nDoes all radiation affect the heart or only radiation targeted in areas around the heart?\nIs everyone who receives radiation at risk for cardiotoxicity?\nIs a cancer patient monitored for cardiotoxicity after cancer treatments?\nWho is at risk for developing an aortic aneurysm?\nWhat are the symptoms of an aortic aneurysm?\nWhat is the screening for an aortic aneurysm?\nHow do statins help prevent cardiovascular events?\nHeart disease is a condition in which plaque builds up in the artery walls, according to the American Heart Association (AHA). Heart disease is also known as cardiovascular disease.\nAs the plaque builds, it causes the arteries to narrow and make it hard for blood to flow throughout the body. This causes a risk for heart attack and stroke, according to the AHA.\nTypes of heart disease, according to the AHA, include:\nHeart valve problems.\nMore about heart disease\nHeart disease has long been thought of as a \u201cman\u2019s disease,\u201d but statistics show that women are at as high a risk as men to be affected by heart disease, according to the Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).\nThe CDC suggests women take the following steps to help prevent heart disease:\nHave your blood pressure and cholesterol checked\nAnother easy step women can take to prevent heart disease is simply becoming more educated about and aware of the disease, according to the CDC.\nFor more information about women\u2019s heart disease prevention, talk to your physician.\nWhat women can do to prevent heart disease\nUnderstanding risks of women and heart disease\nWhat women need to know about heart disease\nA cardiac stress test is a test used by doctors to determine how well your heart is working, according to the American Heart Association (AHA). The test is a functional assessment of the blood flow to the heart, and can also give additional information of heart function.\nSometimes people call the test a treadmill test or an exercise test. As you exercise, your doctor can evaluate whether there is a lack of blood supply through the arteries to the heart, according to the AHA.\nYour heartbeat and heart waves are recorded in an electrocardiogram (ECG) during the test, according to the AHA. Wires will be hooked to your chest and arms that connect to the ECG machine to collect the information.\nDuring the test, you can stop at any time, if you need to. Just tell your medical provider to stop the test.\nTalk to your physician for more information about cardiac stress tests.\nLearn about exercise stress tests\nCardiac (exercise) stress test\nThere are a variety of reasons a doctor might decide someone needs a cardiac stress test.\nThe American Heart Association (AHA) states the test could be used to find out:\nHow hard you should exercise when starting an exercise program\nIf heart disease treatments you have undergone are working\nIf you have an irregular heartbeat\nIf you need other tests to detect narrowed arteries\nIf your symptoms, such as chest pain or difficulty breathing, are related to your heart\nWhat your exercise level should be when joining a cardiac rehab program\nTalk to your doctor to learn more about reasons someone would have a cardiac stress test.\nWhy do people need stress tests?\nIt\u2019s important to take a few steps to prepare when you are going to have a stress test.\nBefore the test, the American Heart Association (AHA) and the National Institutes of Health (NIH) recommend that you:\nContinue taking any medications unless your doctor recommends that you stop\nDo not drink beverages with caffeine (including tea, coffee, and soda) or alcohol for at least three hours before the test\nIn most cases, avoid all caffeine for 24 hours before the test, including drinks (even soda labeled caffeine free), chocolate, and pain relievers with caffeine in them\nTalk to your doctor about any medicines that you take, including prescription, over-the-counter, herbs, and vitamins. You might be asked not to take them before the test\nTell your doctor if you have taken Viagra, Cialis, or Levitra (or any generic forms of these drugs) within 24 to 48 hours of the test\nWear comfortable shoes such as jogging shoes or tennis shoes\nWear loose-fitting, comfortable clothes, such as shorts or sweatpants\nYou are allowed to drink water leading up to the test.\nFor more information about stress tests, talk with your doctor.\nHow to prepare for a stress test?\nAspirin can be beneficial to some patients by helping them to prevent cardiovascular disease.\nThe American Heart Association (AHA) recommends that people who are at high risk of heart attack should take low-dose aspirin daily, if supported by their health care provider.\nPeople who previously have had a heart attack also should take aspirin regularly, according to the AHA.\nBy thinning the blood, aspirin helps to prevent blood clots, which in turn helps prevent heart attack and stroke, according to the AHA.\nAs with any medication or change to your health care routine, talk to your doctor before starting to take aspirin preventatively.\nLearn aspirin and prevention\nUsing aspirin for prevention\nUsing aspirin can be helpful as a preventive measure for some people, but there can also be risks involved with taking it.\nTaking a daily low-dose aspirin \u2013 if recommended by your doctor \u2013 has been shown to help reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease, including heart attack and stroke, according to the American Heart Association (AHA).\nIf someone has had a prior heart attack, the aspirin will be beneficial to prevent future issues, according to the AHA\nIt is recommended that women age 55 and older and men age 45 and older who are at risk of cardiovascular disease should take aspirin preventatively because the benefits greatly outweigh the health risks, according to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS).\nThe main health risk from aspirin is gastrointestinal bleeding, according to the HHS.\nBecause aspirin acts as a blood thinner, helping to prevent blood clots, it also can cause bleeding from minor injuries that might otherwise just cause bruising, according to Premier Physician Network\u2019 (PPN) physicians.\nTalk to your doctor for more information about the risks and benefits of taking aspirin.\nLearn more about preventive aspirin\nWhen should a person ask their medical provider if aspirin would be beneficial to them?\nPeople who have a cardiovascular risk that is higher than the risk of side effects from taking aspirin could cause should talk to their physician about the benefits of taking the medication, according to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS).\nIf you have had a heart attack before, the benefits of aspirin would outweigh the risks, according to the HHS.\nIf you have an increased risk of cardiovascular problems, talk to your doctor about whether aspirin use would be the right option for you.\nWarning signs of heart disease can be different for men and women, so women should know what signs can cause a heart attack, according to the Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).\nSome common signs of heart diseases, according to the CDC), are:\nPressure in the chest (unusually heavy), like a ton of weight on top of you\nSharp pain in the upper body\nIf you have any of these symptoms, don\u2019t hesitate to call 9-1-1 for emergency help, according to the CDC.\nTalk to your doctor for more information about warning signs of heard disease.\nWhat are women\u2019s heart disease symptom?\nPrevention of heart disease for women\nTreatment after a heart attack will depend on the type of heart attack you had, according to the American Heart Association (AHA).\nA heart attack can occur when there is either a complete blockage of the coronary artery \u2013 called a STEMI heart attack \u2013 or a partial blockage \u2013 called an NSTEMI, according to the AHA.\nTreatments can include anything from medication to an angioplasty to surgery \u2013 or a combination of these or other treatments.\nFor heart attacks with only a single blood vessel blocked, it is common for an angioplasty stent procedure to be done to help clear the blocked artery, according to Premier Physician Network (PPN) physicians.\nAfter a heart attack with multiple vessels blocked, stenting might not be enough, PPN physicians say. In some of these cases, the patient might need open heart surgery.\nOn an ongoing basis, a regimen of beta blockers and aspirin have been clinically proven to be a highly effective treatment after a heart attack, PPN physicians say.\nSome kind of statin cholesterol-lowering medication and a cardio rehabilitation program also are common ongoing treatments for most patients after a heart attack, according to PPN physicians.\nPatients who have had a heart attack should make sure to have regular, close follow-up visits with their physician to ensure their long-term treatment is working for them.\nTalk to your doctor about what determines ongoing treatment after a heart attack.\nLearn about treatment after a heart attack\nAfter a heart attack, many people can return to their full, active lives, according to the American Heart Association (AHA). However, there are some important things you need to do to make sure you\u2019re taking good care of yourself.\nTo prevent future heart attacks, you\u2019ll need to visit your doctor to be treated for coronary heart disease, according to the AHA. For most people, this includes the following:\nA cardiac rehabilitation program, which typically includes education, counseling, training, and exercise guidance\nLifestyles changes, including a healthy diet, physical activity, a healthy weight, and no smoking\nMedication to help control your heart\u2019s workload, for high blood pressure, for high cholesterol, and for chest pain \u2013 some of which might be needed for the rest of your life\nBefore returning to any physical activity after a heart attack, make sure to talk with your doctor.\nMost people can at least begin walking again right away after a heart attack, according to the AHA. After a few weeks, most people can safely return to their other activities, as long as they don\u2019t have pain.\nSexual activity should wait for a few weeks following a heart attack, and you should talk with your doctor about when this will safety fit back into your schedule, according to the AHA.\nFor some people, anxiety and depression can become common after a heart attack, according to the AHA.\nSome of these feelings can stem from the multiple lifestyle changes you take on at once. Others can come from the stress and worry about having another heart attack, according to the AHA.\nFinding supportive family and friends and joining a patient support group both can help you manage these emotions, according to the AHA.\nFor more information about how your life might change after a heart attack, talk with your doctor.\nHow life changes after heart attack\nLearn about life changes after a heart attack\nSexual activity after a heart attack\nDischarge instructions after a heart attack\nPatients typically follow up with their doctor one to two weeks after the leave the hospital following a heart attack, according to Premier Physician Network physicians.\nAnother visit is usually scheduled about three months after that, but these visits might be more or less frequent depending on each individual patient\u2019s need, PPN physicians say.\nAfter that, patients should expect to see their doctor once or twice a year for the rest of their life to follow up on their heart health, PPN physicians say.\nTalk with your doctor about what type of medical follow up schedule is right for you after a heart attack.\nAFib, or atrial fibrillation, is an irregular heartbeat that can lead to heart-related issues, including stroke, blood clots and heart attack, according to the American Heart Association (AHA).\nA healthy heart will contract and relax for a regular heartbeat. However, AFib patients will experience a heart \u201cquiver\u201d in the upper chambers of the heart, according to the AHA. The lack of effective contractions in the upper chamber of heart can cause stagnation of blood and predispose to clot formation in the upper chamber of the heart. This can potentially dislodge and cause strokes.\nSymptoms of AFib may include palpitations (racing of the heart, skipping beats, irregular heart rhythm), shortness of breath, lightheadedness, chest tightness, according to the AHA, but sometimes there are no symptoms.\nAFib is the most common of heart arrhythmias, according to the National Institutes of Health (NIH). It increases with age and most often affects people over 65. About 15 percent to 20 percent of stroke patients suffer from AFib.\nTalk to your doctor for more information about AFib.\nWhat is atrial fibrillation or AFib\nAtrial fibrillation: the most common arrhythmia\nMore Americans Being Diagnosed with Heart Arrhythmias\nStereotaxis technology is a computer-aided robotic surgery system that allows electrophysiologists and surgeons to guide catheters into heart tissue with greater accuracy than manual methods, such as cardiac ablation, according to Stereotaxis.com .\nStereotaxis is precise with soft, flexible catheters, and Premier Health physicians say the procedure can reduce the chances of damaging the heart wall. The procedure is safer, with better patient outcomes and shorter recovery times.\nFor more information about Stereotaxis, talk with your doctor.\nAn arrhythmia is a problem with the rhythm of your heart rate, according to the National Institutes of Health (NIH).\nThere are different types of arrhythmias. Your heart might beat too quickly, too slowly or in a completely irregular pattern, according to the NIH.\nFor more information about what in arrhythmia is, talk with your doctor.\nLearn about arrhythmia\nMany times, arrhythmias can occur without any signs or symptoms, according to the National Institutes of Health (NIH).\nWhen there are symptoms, however, the most common ones, according to the NIH, include:\nPalpitations, which means feeling your heart beating in a different rhythm than it usually does or should be\nPauses between heartbeats\nSome arrhythmias can cause more serious signs and symptoms, according to the NIH, including:\nWeakness, dizziness and light-headedness\nTalk with your doctor for more information about the signs and symptoms of arrhythmias.\nLearn about signs and symptoms of arrhythmia\nThere are a few different types of arrhythmias that can affect people, according to the National Institutes of Health (NIH).\nSome types of arrhythmia, according to the American Heart Association (AHA):\nAtrial fibrillation \u2013 The most common type of arrhythmia.\nBradycardia \u2013 This is when your heart rate is too slow, at less than 60 beats per minute.\nPremature contraction \u2013 This is an early beat in the rhythm of your heart that makes you feel like your heart has skipped a beat.\nTachycardia \u2013 This type of arrhythmia is when your heart beats too fast, at more than 100 beats per minute.\nVentricular fibrillation \u2013 Also known as v-fib, ventricular fibrillation is the most serious type of arrhythmia. With v-fib, the lower chambers of the heart quiver and can\u2019t pump blood, which causes cardiac arrest.\nFor more information about the different types of arrhythmias, talk with your doctor.\nThere are a variety of risk factors that can lead to arrhythmias, according to the National Institutes of Health (NIH).\nDiseases and conditions that can put someone at risk of an arrhythmia, according to the NIH, include:\nHeart tissue that did not form normally and is too thick or stiff\nInfections that damage the heart muscle\nLeaking or narrow heart valves\nOlder age also increases the risk of most serious arrhythmias, which are most common among people older than 60, according to the NIH.\nFor more information about the risk factors of arrhythmias, talk with your doctor.\nWhat are risks of arrhythmia?\nA pacemaker is a small device that helps the heart to beat more regularly, according to the National Institutes of Health (NIH). It is used to regulate and treat rhythm problems of the heart.\nA pacemaker is implanted by a doctor. It is placed under the skin on the upper chest, just under the collarbone, and it hooks to the heart with up to three tiny wires, according to the American Heart Association (AHA).\nThe wires monitor and record the heart\u2019s electrical activity and rhythm, according to the NIH. The pacemaker helps the heart beat properly when it senses an arrhythmia.\nPacemakers can relieve some arrhythmia symptoms, including fatigue and fainting, and can help someone with abnormal heart rhythms live a more active lifestyle, according to the NIH.\nFor more information about pacemakers and how they work, talk with your doctor.\nLearn about pacemakers\nThough pacemakers are not typically bothered by many common daily-use devices, some things can interfere with how pacemakers work, according to the American Heart Association (AHA). Some things that could interfere include:\nAnti-theft systems, such as those in businesses\nExtracorporeal shock-wave lithotripsy (EWSL), which is hydraulic shock treatment option to fragment kidney stones\nMetal detectors used for security\nTherapeutic radiation, such as that used for cancer\nTranscutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS), which is a device used to relieve pain with electrodes placed on the skin\nThe AHA recommends that anyone with a pacemaker use their cellphone on the ear on the opposite side of their body from the pacemaker.\nTalk to your doctor for more information about things that can interfere with a pacemaker functioning correctly.\nWhat can interfere with a pacemaker?\nPacemakers have built-in protection to help avoid some types of interference, but there are steps you can take to help also.\nThe American Heart Association (AHA) recommends taking the following steps to help protect your pacemaker from interference:\nCarry a pacemaker ID card to prove you have a pacemaker, especially in airports or other places with metal detectors\nCheck with your doctor before having any medical procedures\nMany household items do not cause issues with pacemakers. The AHA states those include microwaves, TVs, radios, stereos, vacuums, toasters, food processers, electric razors, gardening machinery, food processors, electric blankets, and can openers.\nTalk to your doctor for more information about steps to help protect your pacemaker from interference.\nHow to avoid pacemaker interference\nNot getting enough sleep has been linked to many chronic diseases, including cardiovascular disease, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).\nHypertension, stroke, coronary heart disease and irregular heartbeats all are forms of cardiovascular disease that people who suffer from sleep apnea are at increased risk of suffering from, according to the CDC. Hardening of the arteries has been shown to occur in patients with sleep apnea free of any other significant risk factors.\nTalk to your doctor for more information about the relationship between sleep and cardiovascular health.\nSleep and chronic diseases\nWhile the \u201cright\u201d amount of sleep varies from person to person, the American Heart Association (AHA) recommends that people need six to eight hours of sleep daily.\nGetting too much or too little sleep can increase a person\u2019s risk of cardiovascular health problems, according to the AHA. The heart is significantly affected by a lack of sleep.\nWe immediately benefit from good sleep by waking up feeling refreshed and energized for the day, according to the AHA. Having a good sleep routine has benefits throughout the body, including:\nFor more information about the importance of having a good sleep routine, talk with your doctor.\nSleep and heart disease\nThe American Heart Association (AHA) has set a goal of improving \u201cthe cardiovascular health of all Americans by 20 percent, while reducing deaths from cardiovascular diseases and stroke by 20 percent\u201d \u2013 all by 2020.\nThis goal was set by the AHA in 2011. According to statistics reported by the AHA in 2013, steps that need to be taken to reach the goal include:\nEmphasizing the importance of treating minor heart issues and the importance of prevention by controlling and treating behaviors and risks\nImproving health behaviors such as diet, physical activity and body weight\nMaking even modest shifts toward improved health will lead to major progress in improved health of Americans\nFor more information about achieving the AHA\u2019s goal, talk with your physician.\nWhat is the AHA\u2019s health improvement plan?\nHow are biomarkers and lifestyle behaviors used to identify risk for heart disease?\nBoth biomarkers and lifestyle behaviors can play important roles in your risk of getting heart disease.\nThough not every behavior or biomarker causes an equal risk of heart disease, they do each have an effect, according to the National Institutes of Health (NIH).\nFor example, your family history can be one of the foremost issues when it comes to risk of heart disease, according to the NIH.\nTobacco use is a lifestyle behavior that poses a major risk of heart disease, according to the NIH. Not managing diabetes well also can be a behavior that leads to a high risk of heart disease.\nOther behaviors, such as obesity and stress, are still risk factors, but don\u2019t create quite as high a risk.\nAs for biomarkers, two in particular have been found to place you at a higher risk of heart disease \u2013 C-reactive protein (CRP) and BNatriuretic peptide (BNP), according to the NIH.\nThough there are another almost 60 biomarkers being studied for their relation to heart disease risk, no others have been found yet to have the same specific risk, the NIH states.\nTalk with your physician for more information about how biomarkers and lifestyle behaviors affect risk factors for heart disease.\nLearn about biomarkers\nBiomarkers and cardiovascular disease\nBiomarkers and heart disease\nCardiovascular disease and lifestyle changes\nHeart disease risks\nMaking small lifestyle changes\nWhat things can people do to reduce their risk of cardiovascular disease or help in recovery of cardiovascular disease?\nWhile some risk factors of heart disease \u2013 such as family history - cannot be controlled, you can reduce the risk of heart disease with medications and lifestyle changes, according to the National Institutes of Health (NIH).\nMany of the things you can do to reduce your risk of heart disease and recovery are changes to your lifestyle and daily behaviors, according to the NIH. While these can be difficult habits to change, they are important to work toward a full, healthy life.\nSome lifestyle changes that will help reduce heart disease risk and help in recovery of cardiovascular disease, according to the National Institutes of Health (AHA), include:\nBeing physically active daily\nChoosing good nutrition\nGetting involved in a cardiac rehabilitation program, if you are recovering from cardiovascular disease\nLowering blood cholesterol\nBy making these lifestyle changes, you can do your best to work toward preventing a future or another heart attack, according to the AHA.\nFor more information about the importance of lifestyle changes to reduce the risk of and aid in recovery from cardiovascular disease, talk with your doctor.\nHow to prevent and control cardiovascular disease risk\nMetabolic syndrome is a term used to describe a group of health risk factors that increase your risk for heart disease and other health problems, including diabetes and stroke, according to the National Institutes of Health (NIH).\nAbout 34 percent of adults are affected by metabolic syndrome, according to the American Heart Association (AHA). The underlying causes of metabolic syndrome include insulin resistance, obesity, genetics and physical inactivity.\nTalk to your doctor for more information about metabolic syndrome.\nLearn about metabolic syndrome\nLearn more about metabolic syndrome\nMetabolic syndrome typically is diagnosed when people have three or more of the following symptoms or risk factors, according to the American Heart Association (AHA):\nWaist measurement of more than 40 inches for men and more than 35 inches for women\nFasting blood triglycerides of 150 mg/dL or more\nLow HDL cholesterol (good cholesterol) levels of less than 40 mg/dL in men and less than 50 mg/dL in women\nHigh blood pressure of 130/85 mm Hg or more\nFasting glucose (blood sugar) of 100 mg/dL or more\nWhen doctors find that you have metabolic syndrome, it is a sign to alert them and you as the patient that there are not only visible health issues, but also indirect health issues that need to be investigated and managed, according to the AHA.\nFor more about symptoms of metabolic syndrome, talk with your physician.\nHow is metabolic syndrome diagnosed?\nRisk factors of metabolic syndrome\nThe first step to treating metabolic syndrome is to change unhealthy lifestyle behaviors, according to the National Institutes of Health (NIH).\nMaking changes in daily habits and using doctor-prescribed medications can help patients with metabolic syndrome lose weight, be more physically active, eat a heart healthy diet, quit smoking, lower blood pressure, lower triglycerides, improve HDL cholesterol levels and lower blood sugar, according to the NIH.\nThe main goal of treating metabolic syndrome is to reduce the risk of heart disease, according to the NIH, and the best way to do that is to focus on improving the risk factor you can control with lifestyle behavior changes, such as losing weight, eating a healthy diet and living an active lifestyle.\nTalk to your physician for more information about treating metabolic syndrome.\nHow is metabolic syndrome treated?\nPrevention and treatment of metabolic syndrome\nMetabolic syndrome is a serious health issue because it is a combination of risk factors for heart disease, according to the American Heart Association (AHA).\nWhen a patient has a variety of these risk factors instead of just one, it creates a greater chance of future cardiovascular issues, according to the AHA.\nMetabolic syndrome affects about 34 percent of adults, putting them at higher risk of cardiovascular disease, diabetes, stroke and other diseases related to fatty buildups in artery walls, according to the AHA.\nYou might also need these medical procedures:\nPeripheral artery disease (PAD) \u2013 This is treated by making lifestyle changes, using medications, and possible surgery.\nA test, called a CRP (C-reactive protein) test, can be used to diagnose inflammation in the body, according to the National Institutes of Health (NIH).\nA high-sensitivity CRP (hs-CRP) test, however, is able to determine a person\u2019s risk for heart disease, according to the NIH.\nA high CRP level if often thought to be a risk factor for heart disease, according to the NIH. But it\u2019s not known for sure if a high CRP is just a sign of heart disease or if it is a factor that causes heart problems.\nTalk to your doctor to learn more about detecting inflammation in the heart.\nWhy do a CRP test?\nStudies have not proven that inflammation damages the heart by causing cardiovascular disease, but inflammation is a common symptom of both heart disease and stroke patients, according to the American Heart Association (AHA).\nDamage to the artery walls seems to cause inflammation and help plaque grow, which can lead to a coronary heart disease, according to the National Institutes of Health (NIH).\nFor more information about inflammation damaging the heart, talk with your doctor.\nRisks of heart disease\nDr. Kaibas Inflammation May Indicate Future Cardiovascular Disease\nIt\u2019s important to your health to lower the risk of inflammation in the heart.\nAccording to the American Heart Association (AHA), you can help lower the risk of inflammation in the heart by:\nTaking cholesterol-lowering medications (statins)\nThe AHA also recommends the following to help reduce your overall risk of heart disease and stroke:\nLower high blood sugar\nWorking toward a healthier lifestyle will help not only to reduce the risk of inflammation in the heart but also to improve your overall quality of life.\nTalk to your doctor for more information about how to reduce your risk of inflammation in the heart.\nLearn about Life\u2019s Simple 7\nInflammation is when an injury to the body swells some, gets red and hurts. It happens when the immune system is trying to fight against something that could be harmful to the body, according to the National Institutes of Health (NIH).\nInflammation, according to the NIH, is most often caused by:\nEffects of chemicals or radiation\nGerms, such as bacteria, fungi, or viruses\nInjuries, such as a scrape or a splinter\nThe inflamed area of the body gets more attention from the defense cells in the body to help with the healing process, according to the NIH. The defense cells focus on the affected tissue and carry more fluid there. The extra blood and fluid in the area are what cause the redness and swelling.\nDiseases and other conditions also can cause inflammation. According to the NIH, some of those include:\nBronchitis \u2013 inflammation of the bronchi\nCystitis \u2013 inflammation of the bladder\nDermatitis \u2013 inflammation of the skin\nOtitis media \u2013 inflammation of the middle ear (an ear infection)\nFor more information about how inflammation helps with healing, talk with your doctor.\nDr. Sadhu discusses how hypertension affects the heart. Click play to watch the video or read the transcript.\nHow does hypertension affect one\u2019s heart?\nHigh blood pressure affects different organs in different ways. Your heart pumps against the aorta which has the blood pressure. If the blood pressure in the aorta and in the arteries is high, the heart has to pump much harder and that will increase the thickness of the heart muscle.\nAnd that can have adverse effects during the course of our life. It can increase the risk of heart attacks, it can increase the risk of heart failure, and the same high blood pressure can affect the arteries the heart itself which are the coronary artery's that means the arteries that supply the heart can get hard enough, can develop plaque and there is another risk factor for heart attacks as well.\nHypertension is a word that means you have high blood pressure, according to the National Institutes of Health (NIH).\nHigh blood pressure is considered 140/90 and over, and pre-hypertension is anything between 120/80 and 140/90, according to the NIH.\nHypertension has no symptoms, but it can damage your heart and can lead to death if left untreated, according to the American Heart Association (AHA).\nThe heart can be affected by hypertension in the following ways, according to the AHA:\nLeft ventricular hypertrophy (thickening of heart muscle)\nLowering your blood pressure through treatment and behavioral changes can help you reduce your risk of these heart issues, according to the AHA.\nTalk to your doctor for more information about how hypertension affects the heart.\nLearn about hypertension\nDr. Sadhu discusses how to control hypertension. Click play to watch the video or read the transcript.\nLifestyle changes are one of the most important things that we should do. Even with people whose blood pressures are not too high. We should start treating; we should be exercising a lot, exercising often. Sedentary lifestyle is one of the main risk factors like we talked about. Obesity is one of the biggest risk factors. If we were able to lose 1 pound of weight your blood pressure will come down by at least one point. And that's been known. So somebody is overweight by 20 pounds and they lose that 20 pounds there blood pressure is going to come down by 20 points. That's a significant drop in the blood pressure. And similarly salt is one of the biggest risk factors for high blood pressure dietary wise. And salt restriction would help. Alcohol consumption is known to cause high blood pressure. So significantly reducing the alcohol content or moderating the alcohol content intake will improve the blood pressure control as well.\nWith hard work to change lifestyle behaviors, you can control your hypertension without medication.\nThe American Heart Association (AHA) recommends eight ways to control your blood pressure:\nUse hot tubs safely\nAlso, keeping track of your blood pressure and staying informed about your overall health is a great way to manage hypertension, according to the AHA.\nTalk to your doctor for more information about controlling hypertension without medication.\nHypertension prevention and treatment\nDr. Sadhu discusses risk factors for hypertension. Click play to watch the video or read the transcript.\nAge is one of the main risk factors for heart disease. As we age, our risk of having high blood pressure significantly goes up. 60% or 50 to 60% adults over the age of 60 have high blood pressure compared to only 30% below the age of 60. So, obviously as we age, because our risk is significantly to have high blood pressure, which we should be more cognizant of this factor and get a check more often.\nIf you're talking about the risk factors for high blood pressure. We have kind of a wide blood pressure to what we call primary hypertension and secondary hypertension. Primary hypertension is [when] you don't have a disease in the body that is causing the high blood pressure. Like say if you have a kidney tumor, or if you are taking medications like oral contraceptives pills or pain medications like, like nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory's. If you have thyroid problems, that is called secondary hypertension. But the primary hypertension is the most common type of hypertension it affects about 90% of the people with high blood pressure have primary hypertension which is caused by our age, obesity is one of the main risk factors, genetics do factor in if somebody in the family has high blood pressure, you have a higher tendency to get the high blood pressure. Dietary habits, sedentary lifestyle, alcohol consumption is one of the biggest risk factors, tobacco abuse. If somebody already has diabetes and hyperlipidemia (high cholesterol) you have a higher tendency to develop high blood pressure because that can harden the arteries and in turn increase the pressure in the arteries.\nHypertension means you have high blood pressure, according to the National Institutes of Health (NIH). High blood pressure is considered 140/90, according to the NIH.\nThere are a variety of risk factors for high blood pressure, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), which include:\nPre-hypertension (a blood pressure between 120/80 and 140/90)\nSome risk factors for hypertension, such as your diet and tobacco use, can be controlled, but other risk factors, including family history, cannot, according to the CDC.\nFor more information about risk factors for hypertension, talk with your doctor.\nDr. Abdelhamed discusses venous disease and its symptoms. Click play to watch the video or read the transcript.\nIn a healthy individual, the veins allow the blood to go back from the periphery to the heart, and to do such a function there are valves inside those veins that only allow the blood one way. For several reasons those valves can get damaged, and once they get damaged the blood will be going with gravity to the periphery, and this is the beginning of the venous disease.\nSymptoms of venous disease can vary a lot, can be as simple as some swelling, discomfort, and aching in the legs, or it even can be big varicose veins that can be very unsightly. In the more extreme end, there will be damage to the skin itself. It can be sores that don't heal, and even bleeding from those veins.\nVenous disease starts when the valves inside the veins that allow blood to flow only one way become damaged, according to National Institutes of Health (NIH). The damaged valves cause the veins to stay filled with blood instead of working correctly to pump the blood back to the heart.\nSymptoms of venous disease, according to the NIH, include:\nBleeding from damaged veins\nHard, thick skin on ankles\nLarge varicose veins\nLessened pain when sitting with legs up\nPain when standing\nRedness on ankles\nSkin damage from varicose veins\nFor more information about venous disease and its symptoms, talk with your doctor.\nDr. Abdelhamed discusses treatments for venous disease. Click play to watch the video or read the transcript.\nThe first line of treatment for this condition would be conservative management, meaning to increase exercise, increase physical activity, wearing of support hose, and if it's a mild form of the disease avoiding standing, the symptoms can be controlled. If it's not controlled, there will be second and third line treatment options that we have.\nIf the conservative management does not work, patients still have symptoms, then we can start with ablation, which is basically closing those bad veins that are leaking into the legs. We do that by different methods. The most commonly used are the radio frequency ablation, and the laser therapy. The compliment treatment to this will be sclerotherapy, and also phlebectomy, or stripping of the veins.\nTreatment for venous disease often starts with disease management, depending on how severe it is, according to National Institutes of Health (NIH).\nTypically, according to the NIH, a starting point will be to make lifestyle changes and take self-care steps to try to manage the disease. These steps could include:\nCaring for wounds, including open sores and infections\nLosing weight, if you are overweight or obese\nWearing compression stockings to limit swelling\nIf the venous disease is more severe, the NIH states that your doctor might recommend one of these options:\nAblation \u2013 heat is used to close off the vein by destroying it, and the vein disappears over time\nAngioplasty and stenting \u2013 a narrowed or blocked vein is opened with a tiny medical balloon used to widen the vein\nBypass \u2013 blood flow is rerouted around a blocked vein with this surgery\nMicrophlebectomy \u2013 small cuts are made in the leg near the damaged vein, which is removed through one of these incisions\nSclerotherapy \u2013 the vein is injected with salt water or a chemical mixture, which makes the vein harden and disappear\nFor more information about treatment options for venous disease, talk with your doctor.\nDr. Abdelhamed discusses this risk of untreated venous disease. Click play to watch the video or read the transcript.\nThe risk of untreated venous disease can vary from just continued symptoms and discomfort to progression of the disease causing permanent damage. Skin changes are very common in advanced forms of the disease, skin pigmentation, thickening of the skin, and unhealthy skin can lead to infection, and this infection can lead to more complication and fibrosis of the area. Additionally, a big morbidity, especially in elderly populations, will be with sores, or untreated ulcers, that can be very serious as well.\nWhen venous disease is left untreated, it can worsen, and the symptoms can become more severe, according to the American Venous Forum (AVF).\nHealth problems that can arise, according to the AVF, if venous disease is not treated, could include:\nOngoing painful rashes, swelling, and other irritation on the legs\nSevere venous insufficiency \u2013 pooling of blood in the veins that slows the return of blood to the heart, which can cause deep vein thrombosis or pulmonary embolism\nTalk to your doctor for more information about what can happen if venous disease is left untreated.\nDr. Gupta discusses what can increase the risk of blood clots during travel. Click play to watch the video or read the transcript.\nA person's risk of developing a blood clot while traveling can be increased if they are older, they are overweight, they smoke, and if they are going to sit for a long period of time without exercising their muscles, and it could be either air travel or ground travel for that purpose. Certain medical conditions, if present, can also increase their risk, most commonly cancers, family history of blood clots, any hormone replacement therapies, birth control pills.\nIn general, a person\u2019s risk for blood clots \u2013 even while traveling \u2013 is very small, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).\nHowever, if you will be traveling for more than three to four hours sitting, and you have other risk factors for blood clots, your risk during travel increases, according to the CDC.\nRisk factors that can increase a person\u2019s risk for blood clots during travel, according to the CDC, include:\nCatheter in a large vein\nOlder age, with risk increasing after 40\nPostpartum period of up to six weeks after birth\nUse of contraceptives that contain estrogen\nTalk to your doctor about what can increase the risk of blood clots during travel.\nLearn about risk of blood clots during travel\nBlood clots and traveling infographic\nDr. Gupta discusses how blood clots are treated. Click play to watch the video or read the transcript.\nBlood clots are typically treated with blood thinners or anticoagulants. In addition to anticoagulants, we would also support them with compression stockings and most commonly preventing a blood clot is the most emphasized modality, and prevention is more important than actually treating them.\nBlood clots are frequently treated with anticoagulants \u2013 also known as blood thinners, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).\nThese medicines reduce the ability of the blood to clot, which prevents a clot from becoming larger while the body has time to reabsorb it, according to the CDC. Blood thinners also reduce the risk of more clots forming.\nOther treatment options, according to the CDC, include:\nInferior vena cava filter \u2013 inserted inside the vena cava (the large vein that brings blood back to the heart) to capture the clot\nThrombectomy \u2013 surgical procedure used in rare cases to remove a clot\nThrombolytics - work to dissolve the clot\nStaying mobile and active, and using compression stockings, are also great ways to prevent blood clots from forming, according to Premier Physician Network\u2019s (PPN) physicians.\nTalk to your doctor about how blood clots are treated.\nLearn about how to treat blood clots\nHow can people reduce their risk for developing a blood clot?\nDr. Gupta discusses how people can reduce their risk for developing a blood clot. Click play to watch the video or read the transcript.\nIt is important to reduce the risk of developing a blood clot, especially during travel. The simplest thing would be to exercise your lower leg muscles. The most simplest exercise would be to raise your toes, point your toes towards your head, stretching your calves, and then relax, and then repeat as often as you can remember to do so. If you're in an air travel, getting up for just walking down the aisle would be an important prevention. If you specifically know your risk to be high, you can take additional preventative measures, such as wear compression stockings. You can even take prophylactic blood thinners if you've had blood clots before.\nThere are simple steps you can take to help reduce your risk of developing a blood clot, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).\nThose steps, according to the CDC and Premier Physician Network\u2019s (PPN) physicians, include:\nKnow the symptoms \u2013 These include swelling of arms and legs, unexplained pain, warm skin, red skin, difficulty breathing, coughing up blood, chest pain, and lightheadedness.\nMedication \u2013 Blood thinners might be an option.\nMove your legs frequently \u2013 Extend your toes forward and back to stretch your calf muscles. Pull each knee up to your chest and hold for 15 seconds to help improve blood flow.\nTake a walk \u2013 If traveling or sitting down while working, stop and walk around every couple of hours. On a plane or bus, walk the aisle a few times.\nWear compression stockings \u2013 These help, especially if you have a history of blood clots.\nAnd if you have concerns about blood clots before traveling, talk with your doctor for specific recommendations about your movement, risk, and medications you take.\nTalk to your doctor about how people can reduce their risk for a blood clot.\nLearn how to reduce your risk of developing a blood clot\nThe vascular system is your body\u2019s network of blood vessels, which includes arteries, veins, and capillaries.\nVascular disease can be common and serious, including blood clots, stiffened arteries, and weakened blood vessels, according to the National Institutes of Health (NIH).\nThe Society for Vascular Surgery (SVS) says the three most common vascular diseases are:\nAbdominal aortic aneurysm \u2013 A bulge that forms in a weakened area of the largest artery in the abdomen\nCarotid artery disease \u2013 This happens when the main blood vessels to the brain develop a buildup of plaque caused by hardening arteries and can lead to a stroke\nPeripheral arterial disease \u2013 Also known as PAD, this happens when hardening of the arteries causes a buildup of plaque in blood vessels that carry oxygen and nutrients throughout the body.\nFor more information about vascular disease, talk with your doctor.\nLearn more about vascular disease\nVascular disease can include many of variety of conditions affecting the body\u2019s blood vessels and caused by blood clots, stiffened arteries, and weakened blood vessels.\nOne type of vascular disease \u2013 peripheral artery disease (PAD) \u2013 is diagnosed using your medical history, family history, physical exam, and test results.\nYour physical exam will include a check of the blood flow to your legs and feet, according to the National Institutes of Health (NIH).\nAdditional testing might include:\nAnother kind of vascular disease, called an abdominal aortic aneurysm (AAA), is often diagnosed with an abdominal ultrasound.\nYour doctor might also find this while doing a test for other issues, like an unrelated abdominal pain, according to the Society for Vascular Surgery (SVS).\nOther testing that might need to be done to see inside your body better includes:\nA third type of vascular disease is called carotid artery disease, which can lead to a stroke. This happens when the main blood vessels to the brain develop a buildup of plaque caused by hardening arteries.\nTo diagnose carotid disease, your doctor will take your medical history and do a physical exam. While listening with a stethoscope, they will listen for a whooshing sound that can be a sign of reduced blood flow from plaque buildup, according to the National Institutes of Health (NIH). Some other tests might also include:\nFor more information about how vascular disease is diagnosed, talk with your doctor.\nHow is peripheral artery disease diagnosed?\nHow is AAA diagnosed?\nUnderstanding peripheral arterial disease\nUnderstanding abdominal aortic aneurysm\nVascular disease can include many conditions affecting the body\u2019s blood vessels and caused by blood clots, stiffened arteries, and weakened blood vessels.\nTreatment for three of the most common types of vascular disease includes:\nAbdominal aortic aneurysm (AAA) \u2013 Treatment depends on the size of the aneurysm. If it is small, it might not need to be treated. But if your doctor is concerned, he might want you to take some medicine to help lower your blood pressure or relax your blood vessels, according to the Society for Vascular Surgery (SVS).\nThe goal is to keep the AAA from rupturing.\nIf the aneurysm is too big or growing too fast, a surgeon will have to do one of two types of surgeries:\nEndovascular repair\nCarotid artery disease \u2013 The goal of treatment for carotid disease is to keep it from getting worse and to prevent a stroke or an additional stroke.\nTreatment might include healthy lifestyle changes, like eating a heart-healthy diet, working toward a healthy weight, managing stress, increasing physical activity, and quitting smoking.\nYour doctor will also likely recommend medication. To help prevent a blood clot, he might say to take aspirin or clopidogrel.\nTo help control cholesterol levels, you might need a statin. And, you might need other medications to help:\nYou might also need these medical prodedures:\nCarotid artery angioplasty and stenting\nThe goal of treatment is to slow or stop the progression of PAD with the goal of reducing the risk of heart attack, stroke, and other medical issues.\nThe National Institutes of Health (NIH) says the following are common treatment options for PAD:\nAngioplasty and stent placement \u2013 Used to restore blood flow through narrowed or blocked arteries. A balloon is inflated in a blocked artery to widen it and allow blood to flow.\nAtherectomy \u2013 This procedure removes plaque buildup from an artery. A catheter is used to insert a small device into the artery to shave off the plaque and unblock the artery.\nBypass grafting \u2013 A blood vessel from another part of your body is used to replace a vessel in one of your limbs that is blocked or almost blocked.\nHeart-healthy lifestyle changes \u2013 These include increased physical activity, quitting smoking, and heart healthy eating.\nFor more information about treating vascular disease, talk with your doctor.\nHow is AAA treated?\nHow is carotid artery disease treated?\nCalcium scoring is a screening test you can have done to check the amount of hard plaque in your arteries that lead to your heart, according to the American College of Cardiology (ACC).\nThe more coronary calcium you have means the greater likelihood of future coronary artery disease.\nYou can have the simple scan done quickly. The amount of radiation exposure is low, according to Premier Physician Network (PPN) physicians.\nFor more information about calcium screening, talk with your doctor.\nWhat is a calcium score?\nWhat is a Heart CT?\nIf you have some risk factors of heart disease, calcium scoring can be helpful in working to prevent major heart issues in the future.\nSome of those risk factors, according to the Harvard Medical School (HMS), include:\nBeing female and over age 55\nBeing male and over age 45\nHealth history including high cholesterol, diabetes, and high blood pressure\nPast or present smoker\nPersonal history of coronary artery disease\nFor more information about who should consider having calcium scoring, talk with your doctor.\nShould you consider a calcium scan?\nDoes your screening show a high calcium score? If so, now you can take steps to help reduce your risk of coronary artery disease.\nFor some of us, that might include starting on medication \u2013 such as a statin to help control cholesterol, according to the Harvard Medical School (HMS).\nFor others, more serious steps such as a stress test or a heart catheterization might be needed, according to Premier Physician Network (PPN) physicians.\nIn almost every case, women with a high calcium score can benefit from being more active, eating better, quitting smoking, and making other positive lifestyle changes.\nTalk to your doctor about what can be done once a woman finds out she has a high calcium score.\nHigh score? What now?\nThough calcium scoring is not part of heart disease treatment, it is an important part of heart disease prevention, according to Premier Physician Network (PPN) physicians.\nOnce we know our calcium score is high, we can take steps to keep the amount of plaque stable to postpone having a stent, having bypass surgery, or even having a heart attack.\nFor more information about whether calcium screening can be important in heart disease treatment and prevention, talk with your doctor.\nWhy learn your calcium score?\nIs there anything a woman can do to reduce her risk for a high calcium score?\nThe more calcium from plaque in the arteries leading to your heart, the higher your calcium score, according to the American College of Cardiology (ACC).\nMaking healthy lifestyle choices and changes is the best way women can reduce their risk for a high calcium score.\nSome of those healthy lifestyle changes include:\nChoosing to quit smoking\nProactively caring for diabetes\nWorking to lower your blood pressure and cholesterol level\nTalk to your doctor to learn more about how to reduce your risk of having a high calcium score.\nDr. Bryan King discusses cardiotoxicity. Click play to watch the video or read the transcript.\nCardiotoxicity is any sort of untoward effect on the heart that might damage the heart muscle, the heart lining, the heart blood vessels. We can see it sometimes with radiation therapy. We can see it sometimes from other causes, diseases. Basically anything that causes negative effects on the heart could be considered cardiotoxicity.\nCardiotoxicity is a negative side effect to the heart caused by radiation therapy, other treatments or certain diseases, Premier Physician Network (PPN) physicians say.\nIt can be a side effect of cancer treatments targeted near a cancer patient\u2019s heart.\nThough treatments are developed to help fight cancer, they also have the possibility of damaging the heart and leading to cardiovascular issues, according to the National Cancer Institute (NCI).\nTalk to your doctor for more information about cardiotoxicity.\nLearn about cardiotoxicity\nDr. Bryan King discusses whether all radiation or just targeted radiation affects the heart. Click play to watch the video or read the transcript.\nGenerally speaking, radiation damage only effects the heart when it's directed at or near the heart. Radiation therapy to one of the extremities or to the head or some other part of the body, it's pretty targeted so it doesn't have any direct effects on the heart. It can have other effects that can affect the heart. It can affect blood cells. It can affect your immune system, that sort of thing, but direct toxic effects to the heart are generally only considered when there's radiation in or near the heart.\nRadiation therapy is a targeted treatment. So, if you have radiation therapy on your head, an extremity, or another body part away from the heart, it shouldn\u2019t have a direct effect on your heart, Premier Physician Network (PPN) physicians say.\nFor the most part, the only radiation that could damage your heart is radiation directed at or near it.\nFor example, getting radiation in the middle of your chest can increase your risk of heart disease. And as the dose of radiation increases, your risk also increases, according to the American Cancer Society (ACS).\nFor more information about radiation affecting the heart, talk with your doctor.\nLearn about radiation and cardiotoxicity\nDr. Bryan King discusses who is at risk for cardiotoxicity. Click play to watch the video or read the transcript.\nNot everyone who receives radiation is at risk for cardiotoxicity. As I mentioned before, generally only when you have radiation that is directed at or near the heart do you have to worry about that. You can have some other indirect effects, but cardiotoxicity itself it specific to radiation in the chest area.\nReceiving small amounts of radiation does not put you at risk for cardiotoxicity, Premier Physician Network (PPN) physicians say.\nEven in most people receiving more frequent rounds of radiation through radiation therapy, it is targeted. If it is directed at an area of the body away from the heart, radiation shouldn\u2019t cause a problem with the heart.\nCardiotoxicity is usually only a risk of radiation that is specifically directed at the chest area.\nFor more information about the risk of cardiotoxicity from radiation, talk with your doctor.\nLearn how radiation affects different parts of the body\nTypically, all patients who receive radiation are monitored for cardiotoxicity. It's pretty standard procedure whether you're receiving chemo radiation or just radiation to get a cardiac evaluation prior to the start of therapy. That might include an ultrasound of the heart or a stress test or any other tests that your cancer doctor or your heart doctor deem necessary. Typically speaking, following the completion of therapy we'll repeat those tests to see if anything has changed.\nAll patients who receive radiation therapy as party of their cancer treatment are monitored for cardiotoxicity, Premier Physician Network (PPN) physicians say.\nIt\u2019s a standard practice to monitor your heart if you are undergoing radiation therapy. That could include an ultrasound of the heart, a stress test, or other tests to check your cardiac activity.\nThose tests could be repeated from time to time to see if anything has changed over the course of your treatment.\nTalk to your doctor for more information about whether cancer patients are monitored for cardiotoxicity from radiation therapy treatments.\nAn aortic aneurysm is a bulge in the aorta, which is the large artery that brings blood from the heart through your chest and torso, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).\nAn aortic aneurysm can cause two different issues:\nA dissection \u2013 This is when the force of your blood pumping creates a split between the layers of the artery wall, which lets blood leak in between them.\nA rupture \u2013 A rupture happens when the aneurysm bursts and causes bleeding inside your body.\nAnd, there are two types of aortic aneurysms \u2013 thoracic aortic aneurysms (TAA) and abdominal aortic aneurysms (AAA).\nTAAs happen in the part of the aorta that runs through your chest. AAAs happen in the part of the aorta that runs through your abdomen.\nFor more information about an aortic aneurysm, talk with your doctor.\nBoth medical and lifestyle factors can increase your risk for developing an aortic aneurysm, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).\nYou are at risk for developing an aortic aneurysm if you:\nA family history of aortic aneurysms can also increase your risk.\nTalk to your doctor for more information about risk factors for developing aortic aneurysm.\nWhat are risk factors for aortic aneurysm?\nRisks of developing an abdominal aortic aneurysm\nDifferent types of aortic aneurysms can cause different kinds of symptoms, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).\nMany times, an abdominal aortic aneurysm (AAA) doesn\u2019t have any symptoms. If you do have symptoms with an AAA, they could include:\nPain in the legs, groin, or buttocks\nDeep pain or throbbing in your back or side\nSymptoms of a thoracic aortic aneurysm (TAA) could include:\nSharp, sudden pain in your chest or upper back\nFor more information about symptoms of an aortic aneurysm, talk with your doctor.\nSigns and symptoms of an aortic aneurysm\nScreening for an aortic aneurysm is recommended for people between the ages of 65 and 75 with a family history of the condition, according to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS).\nIt\u2019s also recommended that men who smoke or have smoked be screened.\nScreening for an aortic aneurysm is as simple as having an ultrasound, Premier Physician Network (PPN) physicians say.\nUsing a non-invasive ultrasound, the size of your aorta can be measured to determine if there\u2019s any kind of bulge.\nTalk to your doctor for more information about what is included in a screening for an aortic aneurysm.\nScreening recommendations for an aortic aneurysm\nStatins are a type of medicine used to lower your blood cholesterol, according to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).\nMost of your blood cholesterol is made by your liver. Statins reduce the amount of cholesterol your liver makes and help to get rid of the cholesterol already in your blood.\nTalk to your doctor for more information about statins.\nLearn about cholesterol-lowering statins\nStatins are often prescribed to adults with high cholesterol that isn\u2019t getting better with a healthy diet and exercise routine, according to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS).\nThey are also prescribed to adults who have had a heart attack or stroke, and after procedures including angioplasty and bypass surgery.\nFor more information about when statins are prescribed, talk to your doctor.\nLearn when you might need statins\nHaving too much bad cholesterol in your blood can lead to a buildup in your arteries, according to the Having too much bad cholesterol in your blood can lead to a buildup in your arteries, according to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).\nThat buildup puts you at higher risk for heart disease and stroke.\nTaking a statin will help lower the bad cholesterol in your blood, which also helps prevent cardiovascular events.\nTalk to your doctor for more information about how statins help prevent cardiovascular issues.\nHow do statins help prevent cardiovascular problems?\nThanks to Premier Physician Network doctors for answering these common questions about heart health:\nMouhamad Hasan Abdallah, MD\nAbdelhamed I. 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        "raw_content": "CDC to baby boomers: Get tested for hepatitis C\nAnyone born from 1945 to 1965 should get a one-time blood test to see if they have the liver-destroying virus.\nATLANTA \u2014 All baby boomers should get a one-time blood test to learn if they have the liver-destroying hepatitis C virus, U.S. health officials said Thursday.\nIt can take decades for the blood-borne virus to cause liver damage and symptoms to emerge, so many people don\u2019t know they\u2019re harboring it. Baby boomers account for about two-thirds of the estimated 3.2 million infected Americans.\nMore than 15,000 Americans die each year from hepatitis C-related illnesses and the number has been growing, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.\n\u201cUnless we take action, we project deaths will increase substantially,\u201d said CDC Director Dr. Thomas Frieden, in a call with reporters.\nHepatitis C virus is most commonly spread today through sharing needles to inject drugs. Before widespread screening of blood donations began in 1992, it was also spread through blood transfusions.\nThe virus can gradually scar the liver and lead to cirrhosis or liver cancer, and is the leading cause of liver transplant. It can trigger damage in other parts of the body, as well.\nIt\u2019s possible some people were infected in ways other than dirty needles or long-ago blood transfusions. Some experts say tattoos, piercings, shared razor blades and toothbrushes, manicures and sniffed cocaine may have caused the virus to spread in some cases.\nHowever it happened, health officials say baby boomers are five times more likely to be infected than other adults.\nOfficials said they decided to issue the recommendations after seeing the number of Americans dying from hepatitis C-related diseases nearly double from 1999 to 2007.\nAnother reason: Two drugs hit the market last year that promise to cure many more people than was previously possible.\nPreviously, testing was recommended only for people considered at highest risk, like current and former injection drug users.\nAbout 3 percent of baby boomers test positive for the virus, the CDC estimates. Of those, some manage to clear the infection from their bodies without treatment, but still have lingering antibodies that give a positive initial test result. That\u2019s why confirmatory tests are needed.\nStill, only a quarter of infected people are that lucky. Most have active and dangerous infections, health officials said.\n\u201cI have met too many patients who were diagnosed with hepatitis C at the time they developed liver cancer or when they needed a liver transplant,\u201d said Dr. Andrew Muir, a Duke University physician who is a leader in an advocacy organization called the National Viral Hepatitis Roundtable.\nThe CDC call for testing is \u201ca bold and important move,\u201d Muir said in a statement.\nThe recommendation applies to people born from 1945 to 1965 who have not already been tested. They should get a blood test at their next visit to the doctor, Frieden said.\nThe CDC proposed the new guidelines earlier this year and made them final on Thursday.",
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        "raw_content": "Winthrop man faces charges in Build-A-Bear gift card theft\nJustin Lebourdais, 29, allegedly use the cards to buy his wife a present.\nA Winthrop man is facing charges after reportedly breaking into a home and stealing Build-A-Bear gift cards that he later used to buy his wife a present.\nJustin Lebourdais, 29, is charged with burglary and theft in connection with a Dec. 19 burglary at a Morton Street home. Winthrop Police Detective Peter Struck arrested Lebourdais Thursday after executing a search warrant at his home. Lebourdais, who made his first court appearance last week, was being held Monday at the Kennebec County jail in lieu of $250 cash bail with a Maine Pre-Trial contract.\nSeveral items, including a handgun, jewelry, electronics and a lime green T-shirt emblazoned with the word \u201cGymnast,\u201d were stolen during the Morton Street burglary, Struck wrote in an affidavit filed in Kennebec County Superior Court. The thief also made off with eight Build-A-Bear gift cards worth a combined $125.\nThe victim called police three days after the burglary to report that five of the Build-A-Bear gift cards had already been used. Police contacted the company, which asked police to get a search warrant for information on those purchases. The company said it would take about a week to gather the information, Struck wrote.\nA Build-A-Bear representative on Dec. 30 told police that four of the stolen gift cards were used in conjunction with other gift cards to order a bear online. The order, placed on Dec. 21, was to be sent to Lebourdais\u2019 wife.\nIn the meantime, police were called on Dec. 26 to respond to a second burglary at the same Morton Street home during which additional items, including coins and tools, were taken.\nStruck visited a local jewelry store to see if anyone had turned up to sell to the store any of the stolen material. The owner said Lebourdais brought in silver coins the week before, Struck wrote.\n\u201cHe told her that he had purchased a box at a yard sale and the coins were in the bottom,\u201d Struck wrote.\nLebourdais also told the owner that he had gold necklaces to sell, but was \u201cholding onto them until the price of gold went back up.\u201d\nThe owner said she had not reported the purchase because she trusted Lebourdais, Struck wrote.\nStruck, a day after the second burglary, contacted the owner of the Morton Street multi-unit apartment building where Lebourdais lived and asked for the trash from the building to be brought to the Winthrop Police Department. Struck and Winthrop Police Officer Paul Ferland went through the trash and found in one of the bags a piece of mail addressed to Lebourdais at his home. Ferland found in that same bag a piece of paper with Build-A-Bear\u2019s phone number written on it. Ferland also found in the same bag six Build-A-Bear gift cards. Police later determined the card numbers matched those stolen from the Morton Street home.\nTwo days later, on Jan. 1, the owner of the local jewelry store called Struck to report that Lebourdais had sold her earrings for $12 and had asked to borrow another $28, Struck wrote. Lebourdais reportedly told the owner he needed the money because someone had broken into his car and stolen his wife\u2019s pocketbook with all their money.\n\u201cHe also told her that the police had searched his apartment and that he had been cleared from the burglaries on Morton Street,\u201d Struck wrote. \u201cHe told her the police had searched a bunch of residences on Morton Street and did not find any of the stolen property.\u201d\nPolice searched Lebourdais\u2019 apartment New Year\u2019s Day and found stolen electronic equipment and a pawn slip for other stolen electronics, Struck wrote.\n\u201cHe said that he did break into the (victim\u2019s) residence and take those items,\u201d Struck wrote. \u201cHe denied taking the firearm.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "The Goldsmiths\u2019 Centre receives Princess Royal Training Award\nThe Goldsmiths\u2019 Centre in Clerkenwell has been officially selected as one of 40 organisations to receive the prestigious Princess Royal Training Award at St James\u2019s Palace from HRH The Princess Royal and the City & Guilds Group this autumn.\nNow in its second year, this award honours major UK businesses including RBS, Barclays, and Waitrose, who have created outstanding training and skills development programmes which have an exceptionally positive impact on business performance.\nFounded by the Goldsmiths\u2019 Company, one of the major Livery Companies of the City of London, the Goldsmiths\u2019 Centre is committed to supporting the next generation of exceptional silversmiths, diamond mounters, enamellers, chasers and jewellery designers.\nBuilt on a tradition dating back to the 14th century, today 37 Apprentices, aged 16 to 24, are given the chance to start their careers in precious metals under the guidance of their Masters, who are part of the Goldsmiths\u2019 Company\u2019s wider membership. Every year its Foundation Programme also equips 10 young people aged 16 to 19 with the core skills to lead flourishing careers in the trade, with 82% of students going on to work in the industry and 62% securing roles as Goldsmiths\u2019 Company Apprentices.\nThe Princess Royal Training Commission, set up by the City & Guilds Group and comprised of HRH The Princess Royal as well as seven leading figures in the business, learning and development community, commended the Centre for establishing outstanding training conditions for young people and developing job opportunities in the industry and recognised that their unique training provision responded to a declining number of people entering the trade. With the provision of solid bench working skills and through funding the first year of a trainee\u2019s Apprenticeship, the Commission commended the Centre for developing craftspeople who can add immediate value to employers from day one.\nCommenting on this year\u2019s recipients, Chris Jones, chief executive of the city & guilds group shares: \u201cFrom household brands to leading charities, employers of all sizes across the UK are seeing real and tangible benefits of training and developing their people. The Princess Royal Training Awards provide both recognition and the opportunity to share best practice and its impact. I congratulate the 40 successful organisations who presented their evidence and achieved the standard required by the Award in 2017. They are worthy recipients of this prestigious and rigorous royal award and we are delighted to be able to deliver it through the City & Guilds Group.\u201d\nPeter Taylor, director of the Goldsmiths\u2019 Centre, adds: \u201cWe\u2019re thrilled to be recognised with The Princess Royal Training Award in recognition of our knowledge, passion and commitment to protect the goldsmiths\u2019 craft into the future. With valued support from the Goldsmiths\u2019 Company, the dedication and experience of Master craftspeople enable us to nurture the next generation of craftspeople and the growth of this exceptional industry.\u201d\nTAG CLOUD Chris Jones, design, goldsmiths centre, Jewellery, peter taylor, prince's trust",
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        "raw_content": "Home \u00bb Stock \u00bb Stratasys Stock \u00bb A Once-in-a-Lifetime Opportunity in SSYS Stock\nhttps://www.profitconfidential.com/stock/stratasys-stock/life-time-opportunity-ssys-stock/ A Once-in-a-Lifetime Opportunity in SSYS Stock Patrick Brik, BAS, CFA, CMT Profit Confidential 2017-06-19T11:46:35Z 2017-07-18 10:56:48 statasys stock SSYS stock NASDAQ:SSYS stratasys ltd SSYS stock chart SSYS price chart statasys stock chart Stratasys, Ltd. (NASDAQ:SSYS) stock is in a position where a defining moment will confirm that SSYS stock is within the grips of a well-defined bull market. Stratasys Stock https://www.profitconfidential.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/SSYS-Stock-300x200.jpg\nSSYS Stock: Transitioning into a Bull Market\nThese is no arguing that hindsight is 20/20, and I am sure we have all had our moments where we wished we possessed some sort of device that would allow us to turn back time and purchase an investment before a wealth-defining run was about to begin. We know they exist because history has been kind enough to provide us with impeccable examples of such exact instances. Many of these instances share a common characteristic. Simply put, it's always the best practice to purchase an investment after a bear market has concluded. Buying low and selling high is a method of making money, but buying at the conclusion of a bear market creates a lifetime opportunity that can often change the state of your financial affairs forever. This is something we can only dream of doing, since going back in time is not an available option. So let's not focus on the past and instead look for opportunities in the present. That being said, I have the inclination to believe that Stratasys, Ltd. (NASDAQ:SSYS) stock is going to be one those once-in-a-lifetime investments that will make you wish you could turn back time and take that stake in SSYS stock. This is a very bold statement to make, so be aware that there are contingencies to this view. Most bear markets that follow a bubble terminate after the investment proceeds lose 90% of its value from peak to trough. Stratasys stock lost 89.22% of its value from peak to trough, and this loss was the result of a crippling bear market that was created in the aftermath of bursting bubble. Valuation levels reached excessive heights, and just as the price overshot to the upside, the same tendency applies to the downside. The 90% loss criterion has been met, so there is reason to look for a trend reversal. A trend reversal is confirmed when a multitude of indications support the notion that the stock has changed directions. On March 22, 2017, I published a report titled \"A Bottom in Stratasys (SSYS) Stock Is Finally in Place.\" This report outlined a number of factors that were suggesting that a bottom was in place and that higher stock prices were likely to follow. My analysis of these factors was spot on, and the performance alone was a testament to my level of proficiency, because SSYS stock proceeded to surge by 33.56% in the four weeks that followed. This surge in price was quick, and it has since backed off the highs that were created. The level that turned price away is very significant, and it should be marked as a very important level of price resistance. Breaching this level of price resistance will add another bullish indication that will reinforce the notion that a new bull market is now in the making. The following Stratasys stock chart illustrates the new dynamic that was created with the most recent surge in price. Chart courtesy of StockCharts.com The price chart above is simply an incredible technical setup pattern that will define the exact point where another bullish indication will support the notion that this investment is once again on a bullish track. This bullish track is so young in its bullish life cycle, that the previous all-time high looks like an unscalable mountain. The pattern that is depicted on the SSYS stock chart is a \"rectangular bottom.\" This pattern is named after the picture it depicts on the price chart. This technical price pattern is created using two horizontal trend lines, where one level defines support and the other level defines resistance. What sets this pattern apart is that when it acts as a reversal pattern, the ramifications are magnified. These ramifications are similar for all reversal patterns, as this family of indications produces the best and most powerful results. In order to complete this reversal pattern, Stratasys stock needs to close above $31.00. This is the same level that halted the precious advance. The completion of this pattern will be the second technical indication in recent months to suggest that Stratasys stock is set to appreciate. Two indications suggesting the same view is the equivalent of having two hands on an object. Two hands have quite the grip, and this suggests the bulls are firmly in control of this investment and that higher prices can be expected to follow. The completion of the reversal pattern would suggest that SSYS stock was on a trek to scale a mountain peak that was set in December 2013 at $138.10. Let me reiterate that until I get this indication, I will try my best not to get too excited.\nBottom Line on SSYS Stock\nI believe Stratasys stock is in a position where a defining moment will confirm that this investment is within the grips of a well-defined bull market. This indication would suggest that a generational bottom has formed in SSYS stock, and in hindsight, it may be looked upon as an opportunity of a lifetime.\nA Once-in-a-Lifetime Opportunity in SSYS Stock\nBy Patrick Brik, BAS, CFA, CMT Published : June 19, 2017\nThese is no arguing that hindsight is 20/20, and I am sure we have all had our moments where we wished we possessed some sort of device that would allow us to turn back time and purchase an investment before a wealth-defining run was about to begin. We know they exist because history has been kind enough to provide us with impeccable examples of such exact instances. Many of these instances share a common characteristic.\nSimply put, it\u2019s always the best practice to purchase an investment after a bear market has concluded. Buying low and selling high is a method of making money, but buying at the conclusion of a bear market creates a lifetime opportunity that can often change the state of your financial affairs forever. This is something we can only dream of doing, since going back in time is not an available option. So let\u2019s not focus on the past and instead look for opportunities in the present.\nThat being said, I have the inclination to believe that Stratasys, Ltd. (NASDAQ:SSYS) stock is going to be one those once-in-a-lifetime investments that will make you wish you could turn back time and take that stake in SSYS stock. This is a very bold statement to make, so be aware that there are contingencies to this view.\nMost bear markets that follow a bubble terminate after the investment proceeds lose 90% of its value from peak to trough. Stratasys stock lost 89.22% of its value from peak to trough, and this loss was the result of a crippling bear market that was created in the aftermath of bursting bubble. Valuation levels reached excessive heights, and just as the price overshot to the upside, the same tendency applies to the downside. The 90% loss criterion has been met, so there is reason to look for a trend reversal.\nA trend reversal is confirmed when a multitude of indications support the notion that the stock has changed directions.\nOn March 22, 2017, I published a report titled \u201cA Bottom in Stratasys (SSYS) Stock Is Finally in Place.\u201d This report outlined a number of factors that were suggesting that a bottom was in place and that higher stock prices were likely to follow. My analysis of these factors was spot on, and the performance alone was a testament to my level of proficiency, because SSYS stock proceeded to surge by 33.56% in the four weeks that followed.\nThis surge in price was quick, and it has since backed off the highs that were created. The level that turned price away is very significant, and it should be marked as a very important level of price resistance. Breaching this level of price resistance will add another bullish indication that will reinforce the notion that a new bull market is now in the making.\nThe following Stratasys stock chart illustrates the new dynamic that was created with the most recent surge in price.\nThe price chart above is simply an incredible technical setup pattern that will define the exact point where another bullish indication will support the notion that this investment is once again on a bullish track. This bullish track is so young in its bullish life cycle, that the previous all-time high looks like an unscalable mountain.\nThe pattern that is depicted on the SSYS stock chart is a \u201crectangular bottom.\u201d This pattern is named after the picture it depicts on the price chart. This technical price pattern is created using two horizontal trend lines, where one level defines support and the other level defines resistance. What sets this pattern apart is that when it acts as a reversal pattern, the ramifications are magnified. These ramifications are similar for all reversal patterns, as this family of indications produces the best and most powerful results.\nIn order to complete this reversal pattern, Stratasys stock needs to close above $31.00. This is the same level that halted the precious advance.\nThe completion of this pattern will be the second technical indication in recent months to suggest that Stratasys stock is set to appreciate. 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        "raw_content": "More previews and reviews! This week was Gardening and Vending Machine Week, Apparently, so please help yourself to reading about four new games from Cackleberry Games, Soso Studio, Jordan Draper Games, and Breaking Games! As always, click the title of the game to see my full review.\nOverall, I enjoy Gardens of Babylon. I think, for me, tile-placement games need to innovate in some way to really earn a spot on my shelf, and this is a decent innovation, what with the waterfalls and the cascades. Thinking about the literal downstream effects of my actions can slow the game down a bit, but it\u2019s a nice thought exercise and it\u2019s an absolutely great game to look at. Having variable options to make the game shorter or longer that don\u2019t seem to particularly change the game seems like the obvious right move, so I\u2019m glad they so wholeheartedly went for it in their game. 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        "raw_content": "Limits Placed on Burzynski's Cancer Treatment\nTexas Attorney General Dan Morales announced that Texas has obtained a court agreement that requires a Houston physician to stop soliciting cancer patients for treatments with unapproved drugs he calls \"antineoplastons.z\" Morales has obtained a Final Judgment against Houston physician Stanislaw R. Burzynski and his corporation Burzynski Research Institute (BRI), which was filed Tuesday in State District Court in Travis County.\nUnder the agreement, Burzynski and BRI agree to abide by probation terms he was placed under by the Texas State Board of Medical Examiners. Specifically, the agreement stipulates that Burzynski:\nCannot distribute unapproved drugs in Texas\nCan distribute \"antineoplastons\" only to patients enrolled in FDA approved clinical trials, unless or until FDA approves his drugs for sale\nCannot advertise \"antineoplastons\" for the treatment of cancer\nMust place a disclaimer to his website, promotional material and ads stating that the safety and effectiveness of \"antineoplastons\" have not been established\nBurzynski claimed in the late 1970s that he had isolated certain peptides in human urine which could reverse cancer activity in cells. He set up a clinic in Houston, Texas and began treating patients and distributing the drug, without FDA approval.\nTexas originally brought suit against Burzynski and BRI in 1992, charging that the defendants were treating cancer patients with the unapproved drug and advertising that the drug is effective against cancer. Burzynski had also been under a federal injunction since 1984 prohibiting him from introducing \"antineoplastons\" into interstate commerce, but the defendant tried to argue that he could legally treat patients within the state of Texas. The Supreme Court of Texas rejected that argument last fall in an appeal by Burzynski of disciplinary action by the Texas State Board of Medical Examiners.\nBurzynski will also pay $50,000 to the Office of the Attorney General and the Texas Department of Health to reimburse those agencies for attorneys fees and costs of investigations. Assistant Attorney General Robert E. Reyna, Chief of Morales Dallas Consumer Protection Office, handled the case.\nFor further information, contact Ron Dusek, Ward Tisdale or Sonya Sanchez @ 512-463-2050 or press@oag.state.tx.us",
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        "raw_content": "Where does all this stuff come from?? I swear, my house is full of stuff and I swear it reproduces or something. I just had a huge cleaning out a few months ago and I feel like I need another one. The kids have TOO much, just TOO much. I know I should be thankful that they have so much, but really, it's getting suffocating! Little toys, big toys, and the worst...kid's meal toys!! (those definitely reproduce, no question about it...who is eating all this fast food anyway?) I feel so overwhelmed, I don't know where to begin the cleaning & purging process. What one child wants to get rid of, the other refuses to part with! It's a vicious cycle I tell ya! I've always considered myself clean & organized almost to the point of OCD, but the kids are certainly testing me lately. Tomorrow. I need to start tomorrow before I go insane.\nOn the market, job market that is!\nThat's it! I'm taking a stand!\nBring Steve back! Bring Steve back!",
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        "raw_content": "When I got married, I was so happy for the first couple of years. They call this the honeymoon period.\n\u2026 luckily\u2026..I\u2019m still very happy!\nSo I didn\u2019t have the typical honeymoon period, it has been lasting for 15 years now!\nWith chatbots, it\u2019s a different story.\nWhat are chatbots? A computer program that responds to a person\u2019s questions online with some level of intelligence. For example, a chatbot run through Facebook Messenger that answers your travel related questions.\nWhat we\u2019re experiencing with chatbots at the moment is a honeymoon period that won\u2019t last. There are so many posts on the internet showing impressive chatbot usage stats. It seems almost dreamlike to have a one-on-one communication with your customers at scale and get more than 80% open rates and over 50% click through rates. By looking at these stats, you could easily conclude that chatbots will soon become the number one channel for customer engagement. Here\u2019s an example:\nExtremely high open rate and click through rate\nI\u2019m not saying these articles are not correct. What I\u2019m saying is don\u2019t expect to invest in a chatbot now and get the same results in a year\u2019s time.\nAs chatbots are relatively new and most companies haven\u2019t implemented them yet, it\u2019s only natural that users are interested in them. They\u2019ll want to discover what chatbots can and cannot do, and if there is some real weight behind the AI-powered bot hype. So there will be high open and click-through rates for a while.\nBut good things rarely last and the chatbot novelty will wear off.\nAre you familiar with the Gartner hype cycle? Chatbots are at the period of inflated expectations at the moment. I think we will get to the plateau of productivity or the period of mainstream adoption, but most chatbots will end up in the graveyard before this happens.\nThe Gartner Hype Cycle\nI have nothing against chatbots and I think there\u2019s a massive potential for a variety of applications, but there are just too many overly optimistic articles about them.\nHere are six things that will happen with chatbots over the next year or two that are not that positive:\n1. Open and click-through rates of chatbots will decline.\nLook, chatbots are still their early days and people are drawn to new, innovative things. Especially younger generations that are spending more time in messaging apps than on social media. Smart companies will use chatbots to bring their services to customers within platforms that they use the most, like Facebook Messenger, WhatsApp, or Kick. People will sign up and engage with bots because they offer something new. They\u2019ll open messages and click on everything to explore and test their capabilities.\nBut that\u2019s not going to last.\nAs the novelty wears off and you realize that you\u2019ve signed up for too many chatbots, you\u2019ll stop opening all the messages.\nThere are more than 11000 chatbots on Facebook Messenger alone, and new ones are being developed every day. The quality of bots will suffer, and discoverability will become an even bigger issue. All reasons to believe that current usage stats will inevitably go down.\nChatbots will still have higher open rates than email for a long time, but don\u2019t expect > 80% open rates!\n2. Most of the early chatbots will disappear.\nThere are tools available, like Manychat, that make it easy even for non-developers to create a Facebook messenger chatbot. Many companies are developing and launching chatbots without a proper use case for them, hoping to capitalize on the conversational UI trend.\nA large majority of those companies will create something very basic that won\u2019t be particularly useful or engaging. This will give chatbots a bad name. Other companies will launch a bot and won\u2019t bother to maintain it. In either case, most of these early chatbots will perish because they won\u2019t be able to attract an audience.\n3. Chatbot providers will disappear.\nWhat happens when you build a chatbot using one of the available tools and Facebook decides that too many bots on their platform are spammy?\nFacebook can switch off chatbot providers and decide they shouldn\u2019t be on the platform.\nOr what happens when one of the venture capital-backed chatbot startups crash\u2026.and a lot of them will crash.\nThe number of VC backed chatbots is exploding. VC\u2019s know most will fail\nIf you spent months building a following for your chatbot, you\u2019ll lose it all immediately.\nThat\u2019s unless you build your own chatbots.\nThere are so many providers starting to build \u201cchatbot platforms\u201d and a lot of them will not survive!\n4. If you have a bad experience you won\u2019t come back.\nAccording to a report by Publicis Groupe\u2019s DigitasLBi, 73% of Americans surveyed would never come back if they had a bad experience with a chatbot.\nAt the moment, I see people rushing to get a chatbot up and running. Instead, they should be investing time in building a great user experience and designing chatbots that people will love.\nThis is not an easy task which is why so many chatbots fail to provide smart, relevant, personalized, and engaging interactions that today\u2019s users expect.\n73% of Americans will not use a chatbot again after a bad experience with themClick To Tweet\n5. Consumer expectations will not always be met.\nYou ask a chatbot to find you the best flight to a certain city for a specific date and you are delighted with an almost instantaneous answer.\nYou ask about the price and you\u2019re excited to see that the bot found a pretty good deal.\nYou tell the chatbot you don\u2019t want an aisle seat and the chatbot says it doesn\u2019t understand.\nDisappointed, you decide to go to the website and book your ticket instead.\nThere will be many situations where a bot fails to meet users expectations. That\u2019s why people need to invest time in building smart chatbots and implementing different mechanisms to ensure they can actually understand what the user is asking. When your bot receives a request it doesn\u2019t understand, make sure to provide a fallback message that connects people to live chat support.\n6. Consumers will be more concerned with what happens to the data.\nWhen you\u2019re chatting with a bot, all this information is stored in a database.\nIf it\u2019s a Facebook Messenger chatbot, it\u2019s likely that Facebook will use this information to target advertisements.\nWhat other reason does Facebook have for implementing these bots? They see it as a way of generating more ad revenue.\nWhen you start talking about personal stuff and end up getting lots of related ads, this will set off some alarm bells.\nA customer service expert from Zappos recently said that if chatbots win, customers lose.\nYou can\u2019t beat chatting to a real human, and that\u2019s always going to be a better way to serve your customers if you can have customer service available 24 /7. However, most businesses can\u2019t afford this level of availability.\nI think there is great potential in chatbots as long as businesses understand they shouldn\u2019t completely take over. 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        "raw_content": "Children Are Our Future\u2014and This Is the Most Important Thing Everyone (Even You!) Needs to Be Doing for Them\nAlma and Colin PowellJun 14\nThe well-being of children shouldn\u2019t be a political issue. Their success needs to be the common commitment of our national life.\nThe Voorhes for Reader's Digest When we were raised, there were plenty of adults\u2014family members as well as neighbors\u2014who took a hand in setting standards for children. Their consistent message\u2014\u201cMind your manners\u201d and \u201cMind who you are\u201d\u2014was a call for young people to treat themselves and others with dignity. Families and children flourish with these connections, whether they\u2019re personal or based in institutions such as quality day care and schools, sports teams, religious youth groups, extracurricular activities, libraries, and youth development organizations.\nBut over the years, we have seen the bonds that support young people buckle under the pressures of modern life. In too many places, children are caught in a sticky web of troubles that would be difficult for any of us to escape. Some children do heroically transcend these problems through hard work, character, and idealism. But it should not require heroism to be a child; we need to give our children standards. (This is how you can raise an emotionally intelligent child.)\nOur children deserve better. They deserve a life that rewards their dreams, a life of opportunity\u2014after all, equal opportunity is the defining promise of our country. It is a commitment that should unite right and left, rural and urban, rich and poor.\nThe America to which we aspire rises to challenges and sacrifices for the good of the next generation. If you are a parent worried about the intellectual and moral formation of your children, this is your cause. If you are a teacher struggling against influences outside the classroom that leave young people unprepared for learning, this is your cause. If you are an employer who has trouble finding skilled workers in an increasingly skills-based economy, this is your cause. This is our cause.\nWe are not child-development \u00adexperts, but we have learned some lessons about success over the years, occasionally through hard experience. Advances in knowledge haven\u2019t changed the basic needs of young people. Influencing them depends on some very basic practices that allow adults to enter and impact their lives:\nWhen you\u2019re trying to serve young people, it is necessary to really listen. Shaking the hand of a young man or woman, looking him or her in the eyes, taking the time to engage\u2014all these things signal concern and respect. Especially if children feel betrayed, a connection may take time. But this is what children need most\u2014sustained, sympathetic interaction with adults who care enough to help them thrive. This always begins with a willingness to listen. (These are the habits of parents who raised successful children.)\nInfluence with young people requires consistency. Much hostility and suspicion toward the adult world comes from broken promises of attention and care, especially when family arrangements are unstable. Many children are effectively asking adults: Will you be back tomorrow? And the day after? Will you have my back over time? Children are not reached by a one-time flash of engagement; they are influenced by the long-term glow of commitment.\nIf the success of young people depends on overlapping factors, so does their failure. They can experience concurrent problems\u2014neglect, economic crisis, bad peer influences, trauma\u2014that reach a tipping point. All their hopes and plans can shrink down to the needs and wants of the moment; they may numb their pain with drugs, leave school, join a gang. Whatever the latest policy trend may be\u2014and we have seen many\u2014no single response will be enough. It is necessary to surround a child with love, support, and encouragement on \u00adevery side, in every endeavor.\nReaching young people requires the conviction that they are capable of success. Children have a way of knowing when adults have given up on them. They test our faith in them in a variety of ways. And discouragement can come early. Educators have told us that most children arrive in kindergarten smiling and hungry for learning. But many lack basic skills and feel dismissed and discounted. By the third grade, one educator told us, \u201cthe light can go out of their eyes.\u201d It is only a sense of possibility that can rekindle the flame. Children will not believe in themselves if we don\u2019t believe in them. And it is unacceptable to watch any of them abandon faith in the future before their lives have really begun.\nWhile these challenges are daunting, we have seen that progress is possible. We have seen communities across the country making serious, rapid progress in places from the Harlem Children\u2019s Zone to East Lake in Atlanta to Parramore Kidz Zone in Orlando, from the 55,000 Degrees campaign in Louisville to Say Yes to Education in Buffalo.\nIn the face of considerable skepticism, great movements of conscience have been brought to scale. Graduation rates in America have reached the highest level in our nation\u2019s history. Efforts to reduce teen pregnancy have been dramatically successful. Teen drug and alcohol abuse, by and large, have been on a steady, long-term decline. More students are attending college. And we have seen the expansion of high-quality early childhood programs and health coverage. We know that broad progress in the lives of young people is possible. We have witnessed it.\nThe good news: You don\u2019t have to be a hero to be part of the solution. Here are ideas in everyday life:\nThe most direct, personal, and influential kind of role? Become a mentor. This type of consistent, unconditional commitment can change the whole world of a child.\nChurches, synagogues, and mosques can establish long-term ties in troubled places, showing the patience that is required for progress.\nBusinesses can reach out and identify talented young people, and then give them the training they need. Whenever we hear complaints about the lack of skilled labor, our response is: Grow your own.\nYoung people themselves can be part of the equation. 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        "raw_content": "New York Commercial Property Tax Reduction Lawyer Serving Suffolk County, Nassau County and all of Long Island\nProperty tax grievances in the towns of Huntington, Islip, Brookhaven, Smithtown and Southampton and Nassau County and beyond\nScott DeSimone P.C., a law firm in Suffolk County, has helped businesses and individuals in New York State but primarily in Suffolk and Nassau counties reduce property taxes for nearly 20 years. The firm's principal, Scott DeSimone, is an experienced Suffolk County commercial and residential real property tax appeal attorney. He has experience in the areas of real estate transactions, land use, condemnation and real property tax appeals. As a result of this experience, he possesses in-depth knowledge of commercial and residential property valuation. The firm can therefore handle with great care, skill and expertise all types of property tax appeals from a simple single-family home to a complicated commercial matter.\nAttorney and counselor at law successfully focusing on commercial property assessments and tax appeals in Suffolk and Nassau Counties\nOur law office provides effective representation to property owners throughout New York State but primarily in Nassau and Suffolk Counties, including seven of ten townships in Suffolk County. We represent the assessors of the other three towns. Preparation and analysis of your case includes an inspection of the subject property, review of all pertinent financial information, surveys and/or site plans, market data including comparable rentals and sales as well as market trends. Based upon the foregoing, as well as staying informed of current court cases involving property tax appeals, we prepare a thorough property valuation analysis that is the basis for successfully resolving your case. Even after we reduce your property tax assessment, we, in almost all instances, continue to review your assessment annually to make certain you remain properly assessed.\nContact Scott DeSimone P.C. online or call 631.765.3535 for a free consultation with a tax certiorari lawyer experienced in commercial and residential property tax appeals and assessment reduction in New York State and primarily in Suffolk and Nassau Counties. We serve the towns of Brookhaven, East Hampton, Huntington, Islip, Shelter Island, Smithtown, Southampton, and Suffolk and Nassau Counties.",
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        "raw_content": "Review: Asking for It: The Alarming Rise of Rape Culture and What We Can Do about It\nAsking for It: The Alarming Rise of Rape Culture and What We Can Do about It by Kate Harding\nYes, I sometimes read something other than SFF. I'm very glad I read this. I'm sad and angry, however, that it still needed to be written at all, that the idiotic rape myths summed up by this book's title still have such a hold on our culture.\nNever fear though, as Kate Harding blows said myths out of the water. Just as an example (from p. 24):\nMyth: She asked for it.\nFact: It is literally impossible to ask for rape. Rape, by definition, is sex you did not ask for. So either you mean that a woman who dresses a certain way, or flirts, or otherwise expresses her sexuality on her own terms somehow deserves to be raped--which would make you a monster--or you are wrong, and she was not asking for it.\nMyth: He didn't mean to.\nFact: Rapists like to rape. Most of them do it more than once. In \"Understanding the Predatory Nature of Sexual Violence,\" David Lisak cites a study in which 120 college men admitted to a total of 483 acts that met the legal definition of rape. Forty-four of those were one-off crimes. The other 439 rapes were committed by 76 serial rapists, who \"had also committed more than 1,000 other crimes of violence, from non-penetrating acts of sexual assault, to physical and sexual abuse of children, to battery of domestic partners.\" Rape is not an accident.\nFor those who might sputter, \"Butbutbut women lie,\" Harding also takes an entire chapter to discuss the problem of false accusations, dissecting the cases of Crystal Mangum, Tawana Brawley, and the Central Park Jogger. As she points out, however, according to the best available evidence, between 2 and 8 percent of rape accusations are false. My thought upon reading that was, even if we stretch skepticism to the breaking point and round that figure up to 10 percent, that still means ninety percent of reports are true. So, you know, if a woman says she was raped, the odds are she should be believed until, and unless, the evidence proves her wrong.\n(This has nothing to do with the legal standard of \"innocent until proven guilty,\" by the way. One can acknowledge a rape most likely occurred while simultaneously recognizing the challenge and necessity of gathering evidence, and prosecuting a case against, a specific person.)\nThis is in some ways a depressing, but I think an important book. I'd like to see it used in classrooms, especially when it comes to teaching teenagers about rape myths, rape culture, and consent.",
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        "raw_content": "Will I need a co-signer for my FAMU apartment?\nSometimes, leasing the perfect FAMU apartment requires a co-signer. A co-signer is someone who signs your lease in addition to you. Co-signers are often used for student renters. A co-signer is signing your lease promising to be responsible for your rent if you aren't.\nUsually, when you are applying to rent a FAMU apartment, you must provide some proof of your income. In general, a landlord will want you to make about three times the monthly rent as your monthly take-home pay. If you are new to the area, you may not have a job already lined up, or, you may plan to focus more on school and not have time for a well paying job. If you don't have a proof of your income, your landlord might ask you to have a co-signer. Sometimes, a landlord will also ask that you have a co-signer if your credit score is not high enough.\nIf you do need a co-signer, consider carefully whom you will ask to co-sign for your apartment near FAMU. The co-signer will need to make even more than three times the rent each month ( a lot of times, six times your monthly rent), and will need to show proof of this. They may have to pay an application fee for your landlord to check their credit and process their application. Additionally, know that if your rent is not paid, this person will be responsible for paying the rent. If the co-signer is unable to pay, the landlord can submit the rent payment to a collections agency, have the failure to pay put on the co-signers credit report, and even take them to court.\nThe obvious choice for many students is to have a parent co-sign for them. Many parents help out with their students bills during college anyway, so having them co-sign is a logical choice for many. For others, this is not possible, and sometimes, a suitable co-signer can't be found. If you find yourself in this situation, first assess the price of your proposed FAMU apartment. If it is priced well above many other acceptable living options, perhaps you should consider trying to live somewhere cheaper, or finding additional roommates.\nIf you think that your unit is reasonably priced, you may think about trying a co-signing service. These services can be a bit pricey, but if your inability to rent is due mostly to your credit score and not your lack of funds, this may be a reasonable option. Money Crashers gives a pretty good explanation of what exactly a co-signing service is and also lists three different services that you may want to look into. That said, be sure to check out whatever company you choose, as this is a rather new industry. Then again, you may just want to work on your credit score before applying.",
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        "raw_content": "NSW in constitutional crisis as government MP crosses floor over secret reports\nThis comment was posted to reddit on Jun 05, 2018 at 6:58 pm and was deleted within 3 minutes.\nThink I might have just found my new favourite Liberal party politician. That is until the party kicks him out.\nHe revealed had been told by the premier, Gladys Berejiklian, that he could not have a conscience vote on the matter, which means he faces serious sanctions, including possible expulsion from the Liberal party.\nBut he said that while he was uncomfortable with the censure, he believed one of the duties of the upper house was to call the executive to account. The denial of access to the documents \u201cinterferes with the capacity of the house to fulfil its role,\u201d he said.\nIn previous debates, Mason-Cox said the government \u201cused to pride ourselves as transparent and accountable government\u201d.\n\u201cLately, this has been replaced by a perverse culture of secrecy, undermining public confidence in government decision-making,\u201d he said.\n/r/australia Thread Parent Link - theguardian.com",
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        "raw_content": "Under the type of Ezekiel's removing, 1-7, is shown the captivity of Zedekiah, 8-16. Ezekiel's trembling shows the Jews' desolation, 17-20. The Jews' presumptuous proverb is reproved, 21-25. The speediness of the vision, 26-28.\n1 The word of the LORD also came to me, saying, 2 \"Son of man, you dwell in the midst of a rebellious house, who have eyes to see and do not see, who have ears to hear and do not hear, for they are a rebellious house. 3 Therefore, son of man, prepare stuff for removing, and remove by day in their sight. And you shall remove from your place to another place in their sight. It may be that they will consider, though they are a rebellious house. 4 Then you shall bring forth your stuff by day in their sight, as stuff for removing. And you shall go forth at evening in their sight, as those who go forth into captivity. 5 Dig through the wall in their sight and carry out thereby. 6 In their sight you shall bear it upon your shoulders and carry it forth in the twilight. You shall cover your face so that you may not see the ground, for I have set you for a sign to the house of Israel.\"\n7 And so I did as I was commanded. I brought forth my stuff by day, as stuff for captivity, and in the evening I dug through the wall with my hand. I brought it forth in the twilight and bore it upon my shoulder in their sight.\n8 And in the morning the word of the LORD came to me, saying, 9 \"Son of man, has the house of Israel, the rebellious house, not said to you, 'What are you doing?' 10 Say to them, 'Thus says the Lord GOD: \"This burden concerns the prince in Jerusalem and all the house of Israel who are among them.\"' 11 Say, 'I am your sign. As I have done, so it shall be done to them. They shall remove and go into captivity.' 12 And the prince who is among them shall bear upon his shoulder in the twilight and shall go forth. They shall dig through the wall to carry out thereby. He shall cover his face so that he may not see the ground with his eyes. 13 My net I will also spread upon him, and he shall be taken in my snare. And I will bring him to Babylon to the land of the Chaldeans, yet he shall not see it, though he shall die there. 14 And I will scatter toward every wind all who are about him to help him and all his bands, and I will draw out the sword after them. 15 And they shall know that I am the LORD when I scatter them among the nations and disperse them in the countries. 16 But I will leave a few men of them from the sword, from the famine, and from the pestilence, so that they may declare all their abominations among the heathen where they come. And they shall know that I am the LORD.\"\n17 Moreover, the word of the LORD came to me, saying, 18 \"Son of man, eat your bread with quaking and drink your water with trembling and with solicitude. 19 And say to the people of the land, 'Thus says the Lord GOD of the inhabitants of Jerusalem and of the land of Israel: \"They shall eat their bread with solicitude and drink their water with astonishment, so that her land may be desolate from all that is therein, because of the violence of all those who dwell therein. 20 And the cities that are inhabited shall be laid waste, and the land shall be desolate. And you shall know that I am the LORD.\"'\"\n21 And the word of the LORD came to me, saying, 22 \"Son of man, what is that proverb that you have in the land of Israel, saying, 'The days are prolonged, and every vision fails'? 23 Tell them therefore, 'Thus says the Lord GOD: \"I will make this proverb to cease, and they shall no longer use it as a proverb in Israel.\" But say to them, \"The days are at hand, as well as the effect of every vision. 24 For there shall no longer be any vain vision nor flattering divination within the house of Israel. 25 For I am the LORD. I will speak, and the word that I shall speak shall come to pass. It shall no longer be prolonged, for in your days, O rebellious house, I will say the word and perform it,\" says the Lord GOD.'\"\n26 Again the word of the LORD came to me, saying, 27 \"Son of man, behold, those of the house of Israel say, 'The vision that he sees is for many days to come, and he prophesies of the times that are distant.' 28 Therefore, say to them, 'Thus says the Lord GOD: \"None of my words shall be further deferred, but the word which I have spoken shall be done,\"'\" says the Lord GOD.\n[v.2] - Reference, Matthew 13:14; Luke 8:10.",
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        "raw_content": "January 16th, 2015 in Green Plumbing, Water Heaters\nDo I Need to Insulate My Water Heater?\nMany people want to know if insulating their water heaters will actually save them any money on their energy bills. You can buy a blanket or pre-cut jacket for your water heater for around $20, but before you make that investment, you should determine if it will actually be worthwhile.\nYou should insulate your water heater if:\nYour water heater tank has an R-value of less than R-24.\nYour water heater is hot to the touch.\nHow much energy and money will insulating my water heater save me?\nYour standby heat losses will be decreased by about 25%-45%.\nThis reduction in heat loss will save you about 4%-9% in water heating costs each year.\nThe cost of the insulation will be made up for in about a year and then the savings can add up going forward.\nIf you determine that it will be worthwhile for you to insulate your water heater, you\u2019ll want to make sure you do it correctly, as it is a project that is frequently done wrong. Make sure you leave the top of the water heater open\u2014never block the vent on the top of a gas water heater! Other areas to keep uncovered include: the pressure relief valve, the control panel, bottom air inlets, and warning labels.\nWhile insulating an old water heater can be a very sensible decision, it\u2019s also advisable to consider replacing an inefficient water heater. Most water heaters will last somewhere between 8 to 15 years, so if yours is nearing the end of its lifespan, you might be better off getting a water heater replacement now before it fails. At Rick\u2019s Plumbing, we offer a variety of water heaters, including tankless, and our New Haven water heater experts would be happy to help you choose an efficient model for your home\u2014just give us a call!",
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        "raw_content": "Home / About Ridley / Ridley People / Faculty / Diane Hockridge\nBA, LittB (ANU), Dip Div & Miss (SMBC), MHEd (Macquarie)\nDiane joined the Ridley team as Educational Designer in 2014, where she enjoys working with Ridley faculty and visiting scholars to create engaging online courses for students. She is interested in helping students to learn (and teachers to teach) well, particularly in distance and online education. She has previous experience as Distance Education Coordinator for Sydney College of Divinity from 2008-2013, during which time she completed a Masters in Higher Education (eLearning) at Macquarie University, and began research into online theological education. She is currently completing a PhD on learning design for student spiritual formation in online education at Macquarie University.\nPrior to that she worked with Macquarie Christian Studies Institute, as student services manager and adviser and worked for a number of years as an AFES staff worker, again at Macquarie University. She completed undergraduate degrees in politics and history at the Australian National University in Canberra and studied theology at Sydney Missionary and Bible College.\nDiane met her husband David at ANU in Canberra where they both worked in Public Service roles for a few years before moving to live in Sydney. Diane and David have two young adult children and are involved in Macquarie Chapel Presbyterian church in Eastwood, Sydney. Diane enjoys the benefits of living in Sydney and regularly travelling to Melbourne which enables her to experience the unique aspects of each of these two cities.\nSpiritual formation, pedagogy, distance and online education, learning design, educational technology\nDiane enjoys spending time with family and friends, reading fiction, bush-walking, drinking coffee and eating chocolate, watching and thinking about movies, catching up with her young adult children, and travelling in Australia and overseas.",
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        "raw_content": "I commented on a friend's Facebook thread in which he lamented the lame podium building getting built on his street. Somebody posted a comment that \"It's all about maximizing the developer's profit\" to explain why the building was not great.\nI gotta say, that's really over-simplifying what it takes to get a building constructed in Portland. There is a pretty good chance that trying to build a building will result in the developer losing money if they are not on top of things. I guess Not Losing Money may be the same as Maximizing Profit, but there is a lot more to the work. If you lose money often enough you become a former developer.\nMost developers are minimizing risks and maximizing returns within the current crop of constraints which include local, state, and federal regulations, local approval processes, skilled construction labor shortages, and a number of can only be described as short sighted bad habits. Over the life a a project it is too easy for design to end up as the superficial consideration -kinda like deciding how a cake will be frosted. All of the other things (that will blow up your project if you don't pay attention) are about the cake. Attention to urban design and place making should be part of the cake because they can add a lot of value and solve some gnarly problems. The developers that get that employ urban design as a tool with great flexibility and utility. For the rest, well, that design stuff is just frosting.\nWhile we can beat up developers for being unaware of the power of design to manage risk, let's bear in mind that there is plenty of cluelessness to go around. Some of the problem with how buildings are currently conceived and delivered be found in the unfortunate culture and habits of the design community. Most planners, urban designers, and architects are satisfied with remaining uninformed and unskilled when it comes to developer math and operations. In the end they don't have much of a common vocabulary to communicate with their clients (which is unfortunate.)\nThe bar for decent infill is pretty low these days -even in a place that likes to consider itself forward thinking and progressive like Portland. It is very hard to build trust with local folks who have seen a lot of lousy buildings go up recently. If you do succeed in building something something decent, you can start to carve out a place for yourself in the neighborhood. No matter how good your built work is, chances are good you will still be treated with contempt if your chosen line of work is to be a developer. Other people get paid at their job, but getting paid to make buildings happen is somehow something sleazy in the minds of some. Development work is considered a vocation reserved for individuals of low character. Your buildings will have to speak for your character after you are dead. In the mean time, most folks will just think you are an asshole. That does not mean that you can consider yourself some sort of community builder/martyr. It's an everyday thing. Humans prejudge strangers based upon fear, myth, or by their direct experience of some recent bad building put up by somebody that you resemble.",
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        "raw_content": "While many cannabis consumers are familiar with CBD as the predominant non-psychoactive cannabinoid, does this mean it doesn't influence the brain at all? Read on to find out if CBD is truly non-psychoactive.\nIf you\u2019re an avid cannabis user, you are likely familiar with the two most popular cannabinoids, tetrahydrocannabinol, simply known as THC, and cannabidiol (CBD). You also probably know that the former cannabinoid is psychoactive, which means it\u2019s primarily responsible for inducing the \u201chigh\u201d that many cannabis users know and love. CBD, on the other hand, is the non-psychoactive cannabinoid that is experiencing major demand due to its wide range of medicinal applications.\nFor decades, breeders and cultivators produced strains with the goal of higher and higher THC content. Indeed, there are now varieties that feature 30%+ THC levels, which is far from the 5% THC of most strains from days gone by. Today, however, breeders are champing at the bit to create CBD-rich strains for recreational and medicinal users alike.\nBut the question remains; does CBD have zero effects on the human brain and psyche? Not necessarily. We aim to delve into this topic further and explore what it means for a cannabinoid to be psychoactive.\nCANNABINOIDS AND PSYCHOACTIVITY\nYou may wonder why THC can get you \u201chigh\u201d while CBD cannot. The answer lies in how these two cannabinoids interact with CB1 receptors, which are mainly concentrated in the brain and central nervous system. CB1, along with CB2, are endogenous receptors in the endocannabinoid system (ECS). Simply put, THC binds with CB1 receptors like a key in a lock, while CBD does not exhibit the same trait.\nTHC molecules are correctly shaped to bind to CB1 receptors, and once connected, they immediately stimulate these receptors. Specifically, THC partially mimics anandamide, which is more commonly known as \u201cthe bliss molecule\u201d. Anandamide is a neurotransmitter and endocannabinoid that is naturally produced in the brain. Anandamide is known to influence everything from appetite and memory to inhibiting breast cancer cell proliferation.\nCBD, on the other hand, is considered an \u201cantagonist\u201d to CB1 receptors. It acts more to suppress the qualities of THC that activate these receptors, which ultimately minimises its psychoactive effects. While more research is needed to determine exactly how this mechanism works, CBD is proposed to be a negative allosteric modulator of CB1. Essentially, CBD limits THC\u2019s psychoactivity \u201cceiling\u201d, which is why strains with both CBD and THC are frequently said to offer the best of both worlds for the average consumer.\nTHE CBD \u201cHIGH\u201d?\nCBD may not have psychoactive traits per se, but it does have an effect on the brain that is as beneficial as the \u201chigh\u201d that THC gives provides. Research shows that while THC mostly binds with CB1 receptors, CBD is more connected to CB2 receptors, which are found in the peripheral organs and skin, particularly in cells that are linked to the immune system. This in turn can emit a calming and sedative effect on human beings that has been said to reduce physical and mental conditions such as inflammation and anxiety.\nCBD boasts anxiolytic effects by activating adenosine receptors, which are essentially responsible for regulating cardiovascular functions, coronary blood flow, and myocardial oxygen consumption. The adenosine receptors also regulate both the dopamine and glutamate levels in the brain. Therefore, while CBD can\u2019t get you high, it has psychological benefits as a consequence of its mechanism of action.\nSpecifically, CBD has the potential to help those suffering from PTSD, schizophrenia, epilepsy, rheumatoid arthritis, and nausea, just to name a few. The future also suggests that CBD-rich strains and products could replace modern pharmaceuticals for treating muscle spasms and neuropathic pain.\nStudies show that both THC and CBD (as well as other plant constituents) work symbiotically to encourage healing effects on both the immune system and psyche. This is backed up by the \u201centourage effect\u201d. 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        "raw_content": "Smoking weed offers quite predictable effects, and is easier to control. Edibles can cause intense highs, that fit some perfectly, but their onset is a bit less predictable. If you're thinking of dosing up on edibles, it is best to know a couple of ways to improve your experience beforehand.\nThere are so many methods and mechanisms of consuming cannabis and making sure desirable amounts of cannabinoids are entering your bloodstream. The two major ways of achieving this is through smoking herb through many different means, such as pipe, bong, spliff, joint or blunt, and by eating types of food, that have been infused with cannabis. With such huge advancements in this industry, the latter may include almost any food you can think of, such as brownies, cakes, pasta, sandwiches, sweets, ice cream, coffee, wine, curry. The list goes on. With all these options the choice is almost overwhelming. Both of these methods have their advantages and disadvantages, and what sets them apart the most is the way they affect the type of high you will experience. Let\u2019s take a look at the information that sets them apart and which one may be more beneficial for each individual.\nAnybody who has experience with both smoking herb and eating cannabis edible will be well aware of the difference in strength involved. Edibles take longer to set in, but when they do take effect they seem much stronger. You might be wondering why eating a handful of medicated sweets got you far more stoned than a series of bong hits or a case of joints. The answer to this is because of how the cannabinoids are absorbed by the body. When smoked or vaped, THC follows a far more direct pathway to the brain. When eaten, the THC present in cannabis is then metabolized by the liver, where it is converted into 11-hydroxy-THC. 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After the onset, the effects can last up to several hours. Because of this considerable gap of time between actually eating a medicated piece of food and feeling the effects, it is extremely easy to overdo it. Perhaps 1 hour has passed by, and because no effects have occurred yet, a person assumes they need to take 2 or 3 more medicated treats. Then within a few hours, what they thought was going to be a light and relaxing high turns into a challenging and borderline psychedelic experience, that they were not mentally prepared for.\nThis is especially common among those who have little experience with cannabis edibles. When taking edibles, it is advised to start off with small doses and simply be patient, don\u2019t push it. Take the dosage you think you can handle and wait until you feel the full effects before deciding to consume more.\nDOSING DIFFERENCES\nWhen it comes to dosing edibles, 10 milligrams are considered to be the unit or serving size of THC, as is the case in Colorado. 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Regulations are being proposed to try and create for accurate and consistent products, however, this is further reason to exercise caution whilst taking edible, to start off with low doses and be patient during the onset.\nEDIBLES VS SMOKING: WHICH IS HEALTHIER?\nSmoking a fat joint or blunt is at times extremely relaxing and almost ritualistic. The rolling process is quite meditative, and sitting back with some friends as your spliff slowly burns down like a candle and sparks some amazing conversations. However, there are increasing concerns over inhaling the byproducts of combustion, that may be toxic and carcinogenic. This has not been studied extensively yet, so it is not possible to draw a certain conclusion at this time. However it is also theorised, that the anticarcinogenic properties of the cannabis plant may combat this. 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        "raw_content": "Parametric Amplification\nAsk RP Photonics on any aspect of optical parametric amplification, e.g. concerning physical principles, comparison with laser amplification, or the design of a parametric amplifier.\nDefinition: a process of optical amplification based on a parametric nonlinearity\nGerman: parametrische Verst\u00e4rkung\nParametric amplification is a phenomenon where a signal can be amplified using a parametric nonlinearity and a pump wave. This articles focuses on optical amplification, even though there are also electronic parametric amplifiers, used e.g. for microwaves. For optical parametric amplifiers, either the \u03c7(2) nonlinearity of certain nonlinear crystal materials or the \u03c7(3) nonlinearity e.g. of an optical fiber [7] can be utilized.\nThis article discusses the physical mechanism of parametric amplification, which is based on some optical nonlinearity. It is different from laser amplification via stimulated emission by excited atoms or ions; parametric amplification does not involve the excitation of media to higher-lying energy levels (even though some frequently used explanations involve some virtual excited states). Note also that it is important to distinguish between degenerate and nondegenerate parametric amplification, because these lead to very different features.\nNondegenerate Parametric Amplification\nHere, we consider parametric amplification based on a \u03c7(2) nonlinearity in a nonlinear crystal material such as LiNbO3 or lithium triborate (LBO).\nIn the nondegenerate case, there is an interaction between three distinct light waves, the angular frequencies of which are \u03c91, \u03c92, and \u03c93 (with the indices in the order of the frequency values):\nThe pump wave has the frequency \u03c93.\nThe signal wave has the frequency \u03c92.\nA so-called idler wave with the frequency \u03c91 is generated in the interaction.\nFor reasons of energy conservation, the relation \u03c93\u2009=\u2009\u03c91\u2009+\u2009\u03c92 must hold. The idler frequency \u03c91 is often below the signal frequency \u03c92, but it can also be higher than that; in any case, both signal and idler frequency are below the pump frequency.\nEssentially, the amplification process implies that some of the pump photons are converted to signal and idler photons. More precisely, for each disappearing pump photon, one signal photon and one idler photon is generated. Although the idler photons leaving the nonlinear crystal are often not used, there are essential in the amplification process: for a material with strong absorption of the idler wave, the amplifier performance can be strongly degraded.\nThe local growth rate for the signal amplitude is proportional not only to the pump amplitude, but also to the already present signal amplitude. Therefore, the process can be interpreted as an amplification process \u2013 unlike the process of frequency doubling, for example.\nFor a simple case with plane waves or with weakly focused collinear Gaussian beams, the nonlinear interaction of the waves with complex amplitudes A1 to A3 can be described with the equations\nis the phase mismatch, calculated from the wavenumbers, z is the coordinate of the propagation direction, and \u03ba is a coupling constant which is proportional to the effective nonlinear coefficient of the material. A more symmetrical set of equations is sometimes used, which can be obtained from the equations above by replacing the amplitude A3 with i\u2009A3.\nThe simplest situation is that with a zero phase mismatch. When there is no idler input (A1\u2009=\u20090 at the beginning of the crystal), in the first order there is no signal amplification nor any pump depletion, but a buildup of an idler wave. If the initial A3 and A2 are real, a real amplitude of the idler will be built up. (This process may be called difference frequency generation.) In the following, this leads to a growth of A2, i.e., to signal amplification, and later to the depletion of the pump wave.\nIsn't it surprising that there is a pump threshold for nondegenerate parametric amplification, but not for sum frequency generation? After all, isn't the latter process just the time-reserved version of the other one?\nIt is instructive to consider that the phase of the initial signal is now rotated by e.g. 30\u00b0. This will lead to a rotation of the idler phase by \u221230\u00b0. Consequently, the field contributions added to the signal are also rotated by +30\u00b0, so that the signal is amplified as before. This shows that the amplification is phase insensitive (i.e. independent of the signal phase) in this nondegenerate case (with a separate signal and idler).\nIn another case, the pump phase is rotated by 30\u00b0. This will also rotate the idler by 30\u00b0. Both phase changes cancel in the contribution added to the signal, so the signal is again amplified, and only the idler phase is changed.\nWhen there is a phase mismatch (i.e. a nonzero \u0394k), the relative phases of the waves will change during propagation, so that after some distance the power in signal and idler can be converted back towards the pump. Therefore, phase matching, which can be achieved only in a limited frequency range, is important for efficient amplification. Under certain special conditions, a very large phase-matching bandwidth may be achieved.\nThe equations also show that the signal amplification is reduced in a medium with strong absorption for the idler wave, which keeps the idler amplitude small. Therefore, the transparency range of the nonlinear crystal has to be large enough to keep the idler wave in the low-loss window, even if one is not interested in the idler wave itself. However, some level of idler absorption may even be beneficial in certain cases [9].\nThe equations used are based on classical physics. In a quantum-mechanical picture, there are processes where pump photons are converted into signal\u2013idler photon pairs. These are strongly correlated, leading to nonclassical statistics.\nDegenerate Parametric Amplification\nIn the rarely used degenerate case, signal and idler waves are identical not only in frequency but also in polarization, i.e., they are indistinguishable. There is therefore only a signal amplitude A1 and a pump amplitude A2, and no idler. The signal wavelength is then exactly twice the pump wavelength. The interaction is described with the equations\nHere, the amplification is phase sensitive. For example, signal amplification occurs (for zero phase mismatch) if the signal and pump amplitudes are real and positive, or there is signal deamplification when the sign of the pump amplitude is changed. The direction of energy transfer is governed by the complex phase of the term A12\u2009A2*.\nPhase-sensitive amplification provides a mechanism for producing so-called squeezed states of light, and also in principle it allows one to avoid excess amplifier noise. However, the need to maintain a fixed phase relationship between pump and signal makes this kind of optical amplification too inconvenient e.g. for use in optical fiber communications.\nParametric Amplification in Fibers\nDue to the centrosymmetric nature of the material, glass fibers do not exhibit a \u03c7(2) nonlinearity (unless under certain circumstances, for example when fibers are \u201cpoled\u201d with a strong electric field). However, parametric amplification can also occur as a result of the \u03c7(3) nonlinearity. In that case, four different frequencies can be involved: two pump frequencies, a signal frequency, and an idler frequency. A frequent case is that of partial degeneracy, where one has only a single pump wave.\nThe interaction is somewhat complicated because the optical phases of signal and idler are influenced both via cross-phase modulation (XPM) and the chromatic dispersion of the fiber. (For strong signals, self-phase modulation occurs in addition.) Parametric amplification is obtained only within some wavelength range around the pump wavelength. That range can be fairly wide when the chromatic dispersion is weak, and its width depends on the pump power.\nFigure 1: Spectra of parametric gain in 1 m of a fiber with a group velocity dispersion of \u22122000 fs2/m for different powers of a pump wave at 1300 nm.\nFigure 1 shows the gain spectra for an example case. The highest gain occurs for a signal wavelength where phase matching is obtained by mutual cancellation of XPM and dispersion effects. This is possible only for anomalous dispersion.\nParametric gain is mostly relevant in cases where short pulses propagate in a fiber. Numerical pulse propagation modeling can simulate such situations, where a variety of effects can play a role. Examples are the partial temporal overlap of pulses due to group velocity mismatch and soliton effects. The interactions are particularly complicated in multimode fibers, because the phase matching is different for different combinations of propagation modes.\n[1] N. M. Kroll, \u201cParametric amplification in spatially extended media and application to the design of tuneable oscillators at optical frequencies\u201d, Phys. Rev. 127 (4), 1207 (1962)\n[2] R. H. Kingston, \u201cParametric amplification and oscillation at optical frequencies\u201d, Proc. IRE 50, 472 (1962)\n[3] S. A. Akhmanov and R. V. Khokhlov, \u201cConcerning one possibility of amplification of light waves\u201d, Sov. Phys. JETP 16, 252 (1963)\n[4] S. A. Akhmanov et al., \u201cObservation of parametric amplification in the optical range\u201d, JETP Lett. 2, 191 (1965)\n[5] B. R. Mollow and R. J. Glauber, \u201cQuantum theory of parametric amplification. I\u201d, Phys. Rev. 160 (5), 1076 (1967)\n[6] R. A. Baumgartner and R. L. Byer, \u201cOptical parametric amplification\u201d, IEEE J. Quantum Electron. 15 (6), 432 (1979)\n[7] R. H. Stolen and J. E. Bjorkholm, \u201cParametric amplification and frequency conversion in optical fibers\u201d, IEEE J. Quantum Electron. 18 (7), 1062 (1982)\n[8] G. Arisholm, T. S\u00fcdmeyer, and R. Paschotta, \u201cLimits to the power scalability of high-gain optical parametric oscillators and amplifiers\u201d, J. Opt. Soc. Am. B 21 (3), 578 (2004)\n[9] G. Rustad et al., \u201cEffect of idler absorption in pulsed optical parametric oscillators\u201d, Opt. 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        "raw_content": "Maulvi Nazir\nA US drone attack killed an important senior militant commander in Pakistan on Thursday. The Taliban leader was on good terms with the Pakistan military, which makes his death a contentious issue.\nMullah Nazir, who led one of the four major militant factions in Pakistan, died in a drone strike in South Waziristan alongside 13 other fighters. Although Nazir sympathized with al-Qaeda and favored attacking American forces in Afghanistan, he was considered a \u201cgood Taliban\u201d leader in Pakistan. Nazir and his followers did not attempt to overthrow Pakistani authorities and instead kept friendly relations with the military. The Pakistani government has negotiated several peace deals with Nazir and tried to establish good relations with those living in the tribal areas of Waziristan. In 2009, Islamabad made a nonaggression pact with Nazir before its operation against militants in South Waziristan.\n\u201cHis death could upset the careful balance that the Pakistan military has tried to build in the troubled tribal areas that border Afghanistan,\u201d writes the Telegraph\u2019s Rob Crilly. Nazir was largely responsible for keeping the relationship between the Taliban and the Pakistani military at bay.\nBut Nazir was also a significant target for the US Central Intelligence Agency. The Taliban commander is believed to have been behind numerous attacks against the US military in Afghanistan and \u201chas a great deal of blood on his hands,\u201d Pentagon spokesman George Little told reporters. The spokesman announced the \u2018good news\u2019 of Nazir\u2019s likely death on Thursday, claiming that it would be beneficial to Pakistan as well.\n\u201cAs a general matter, any time a bad guy has a bad day, that\u2019s a good day for us,\u201d he said. \u201cIf the reports are true, then this would mean a significant blow and would be helpful not just to the United States, but to our Pakistani partners and the Afghans.\u201d\nNazir was killed during a drone strike aimed at a house in the village of Angoor Adda in South Waziristan. The drone fired two missiles in the Sarkanda area of Birmil, taking down two of Nazir\u2019s deputies and several others in the target zone. The second missile hit a vehicle in the town of Mir Ali in North Waziristan.\nDrone attacks in Pakistan\u2019s tribal region have significantly increased over the last few years, with US officials claiming they are an effective strategy to combat militant groups based in the tribal regions.\nAfghan war hero denied Medal of Honor for criticizing commanders?\nAfghan War veterans in danger of mysterious degenerative brain disease",
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        "raw_content": "All ( AEE )\nAbout AEE\nAEE is a Chinese recording equipment manufacturer present is 55 countries. It was founded in 1999 by Mr. Xianzhi Zhang. AEE is specialized in development and application of the wireless AV transmission technology, video technology, intelligent control technology, innovated recording equipments and police equipment. AEE success is based on independent research and development and production of 3D video camera. AEE has obtained more than 400 patents for invention, utility model, design and software. The company gives the priority to the design, the quality, quality control and environment management system. AEE is involved in major sports events activities such as Professional Cycling Race, motorcycle racing, rally, autocross, automotive equation, flying, gliding, skiing, sailing, windsurfing, motor boats, golf.",
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        "raw_content": "Time is Money. And, Time is Time.\nI was having dinner with a friend the other night and the topic turned to my work as an executive recruiter. I explained the reasons I love the work \u2013 particularly the relationships I make along the way working with clients and candidates, and the opportunity to get to know different organizations and to think strategically and creatively about the opportunity a new hire presents.\nHe nodded his understanding, but then commented that as someone currently engaged with a search consultant to hire for a position in his organization (he has a big job at a large hospital network) it requires too much of his time because, as he explained, the search firm wants him to meet a number of candidates. It can take time, I acknowledged, and asked how significant the position is for which he\u2019s recruiting. Oh, he responded, it\u2019s really a critical position. So, I inquired, it\u2019s important you get the right person for the job? And, I nudged, probably worth your investment of time meeting with candidates in order to ensure you make the best possible hire?\nNow, my friend is a very smart man and it\u2019s not that he didn\u2019t understand immediately what I was saying about the importance of his time in the hiring process. But his time is precious at work and sometimes the process of a new hire can feel like too much added to someone\u2019s already overburdened work schedule. And although there are website claiming they can help you hire successfully through an online service- sounds quick and easy! How appealing \u2013 the fact is that finding the right fit for most jobs requires a more nuanced process. It also requires a partnership between the search firm and the hiring manager where both sides understand their role in the process. The firm is absolutely being hired to do a considerable amount of the work, but there are some parts of the process that can only be done by the client.\nAs the conversation continued, I commented on the fact that a vacancy often creates a key opportunity to take stock of not only the vacant position, but also of the organization. It can be very useful to have an impartial, third party holding up a mirror to help the leadership understand areas that might need to be addressed in order to make a successful hire. You know, my friend acknowledged, through this process he did hear some things that surprised him about how his division is perceived by others in the organization. And, he continued, now he\u2019s working to address those issues.\nAs our conversation turned to other topics, I couldn\u2019t help but feel that in describing why I love my work, I had helped my friend come to understand the value of a good search consultant and the importance of investing his time in the process.\nOlder PostQuestionnaires are no replacement for conversation",
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        "raw_content": "Jesus Predicts His Death \u2013 John 12:20-33\nSeeking Greeks (Gentiles)\nNow there were some Greeks among those who went up to worship at the Feast. V20 A remnant of Gentiles came to worship Jesus at the Feast of Passover. They could come into the Temple only as far as the Court of the Gentiles and no further. Perhaps some of the Gentile merchandizers had seen Jesus turn over the tables of the moneychangers and merchandizers, and their interest in Jesus was peaked. Jesus did not turn these gentiles away even as He also embraced women to be His disciples. Jesus came into the world to provide atonement for all.\nThese Greeks went to Philip and said, \u201cSir, we want to see Jesus.\u201dv21 These seeking Greeks would be the beginning of the Good News of Jesus Christ going out to the whole world. These seeking Greeks wanted to see Jesus for themselves. They are seeking the Truth. We can hear about Jesus but until we experience Him and see Him for our self, our vision is dim.\nJesus is no longer physically on earth except in His Body of believers. God, Jesus and the Holy Spirit work through true believers. Do people see Jesus in you? It is through our actions, words and deeds that Jesus is seen. We are His ambassadors. In other words, we represent Him which means that we are to emulate Him.\nJesus responds to these seeking Gentiles in an unusual way. He predicts His death.\n\u201cThe hour has come for the Son of Man to be glorified.\u201d V23 Jesus tells Philip that the hour of His glorification has come. It would come in the form of His death on the cross. Previously, Jesus had said that His \u201chour had not come.\u201d (see John 2:4) His glorifying God would come at a cost. Jesus was willing to pay the ultimate cost to defeat evil and give us the power to fight it.Jesus came to glorify God in everything He did and spoke. Glorifying God was more important than His own comfort. He knew why God sent Him to earth. Jesus saw His death as glorification rather than tragedy.\nSatan and his evil host are still carrying on their evil deeds but His doom is sealed. His hour will also come when He will be thrown into the lake of fire forever to eternal damnation. Jesus will soon be raised to eternal life in Paradise after His death. Those who love and follow Jesus will also be raised to eternal life in Paradise with the Godhead.\nKernel of Wheat\nJesus used a \u201cnatural\u201d kernel of wheat to illustrate the way to fruit and multiplication. \u201cI tell you the Truth, unless a kernel of wheat falls to the ground and dies, it remains only a single seed. But if it dies, it produces many seeds.\u201d John 12:23 Again, Jesus uses the \u201cnatural\u201d to teach \u201cspiritual\u201d truth. Until a seed is dried out and then buried in the ground, does it bring life. Jesus too had to die for sin and be buried before He could bring spiritual life to all who believe in Him. He had to die to the flesh to live in the Spirit. The same is true for His followers. We must willingly let Jesus and the Holy Spirit put our fleshly. sinful ways to death so His righteous spiritual life can take root in us. Those who let the Seed of God \u2013 the Word \u2013 take root in us through willing obedience and faith and the power of the Holy Spirit will produce the fruit of the Spirit and will bring others to Jesus for eternal life. Others will see Jesus in us. In the \u201cnatural,\u201d the plant or the fruit of a tree has the seed within that produces more fruit and more seeds. The same is true in the \u201cspiritual.\u201d When the spiritual seed of the Word of God \u2013 both the written and the Living Word Jesus \u2013 abides in believers through faith and obedience, it produces the fruit of the Spirit that produces more seeds and more fruit.\nGardeners are methodical in their methods. They place seeds in rows neatly at the right depth and distance apart. But, Jesus the Sower of the seed (Word) in the parable of the Sower, casts His seed in all kinds of terrain \u2013 even the hard to reach places. He asks us to do the same. He wants all to have the opportunity to hear and receive His Word. He wants people to understand it and bear fruit. Not everyone will receive it, but those who love and follow Jesus have the responsibility of sharing His Word regardless of how others respond. 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        "raw_content": "The edgebanding specialists\nAt Fratelli Minotti every design request and requirement is made possible thanks to the individual skills and SCM technology. The company, located in the heart of the Brianza, works as a subcontractor for the most important furniture factories. Entering the premises one has the impression of being in a showroom, where three generations of SCM edgebanding machines operate at the same time. 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The Brianza furniture factories produced high quality furniture that was very successful in Italy and Europe. The companies worked at full capacity and there was a need for subcontractors specialised in specific machining operations and the Minotti brothers soon made a name for themselves for edgebanding.\nIn 1976 the Minottis carried out the first shaping work, which was then followed by softforming, of which they have become undisputed masters. From that moment onwards the company established itself as one of the leading edgebanding sub-contractors for the largest companies in the sector.\nFratelli Minotti currently employs ten people. The presence of the family is fundamental: the owners Luigi and Virginio and their sons Stefano and Davide.\nFor the new generation of the family the responsibilities are constantly increasing and they are responsible for the management of the new sophisticated machines that make extensive use of electronics.\nFratelli Minotti is fully part of the Brianza production process. The main customers, located in an ideal radius of 10 kilometres, are proud representatives of made in Italy furniture that continues to represent the pinnacle of the global furniture sector.\nFor the Minotti brothers trust and reliability are not taken for granted, but are tangible values that must be measured and tested every day. Naturally this led to a stable and long-term relationship with SCM.\nThe Cabiate plant is a sort of showroom for the latest SCM solutions and at the same time a functional museum of the group\u2019s technologies. Updating the machines is fundamental for the Minottis, but if a machine is still operating well, it continues to be fully integrated in the production process. Visiting the company is therefore fascinating because one can see thirty year old machines next to the latest work centres and edgebanders.\nThe Minotti brothers have made a name for themselves with wooden edgebanding, but the production includes ABS, PVC and melamine materials. The company produces furniture parts requested by its clients, who then assemble them or they proceed with other machining operations in order to deliver the finished product.\nThe production cycle of the market has changed in recent years. From the large productions of a single part the market has shifted to small batches for increasingly customised solutions. In order to meet these demands SCM technology played a leading role in the Minotti\u2019s activities, which count flexibility as one of their strengths.\nDue to the specific aspect of these machining operations and the customers\u2019 requirements, the edgebanding is performed on a single side of the panel and certain delicate operations are finished by hand because the final product must be perfect, without any defect.\nVisiting the company where everything is spick and span is like taking a trip back through the history of wood working machines.\nVarious generations of machines can be found side by side, still operational, thanks to the meticulous attention given to their maintenance.\nAs far as the edgebanding is concerned, the latest addition is a Stefani Solution (since May 2017 \u201cStefani S\u201d), which became operational just before Christmas 2016. This extraordinary machine allows operations such as the J shape and it can perform any type of edgebanding to meet the creativity and requirements of the most demanding customers. The Stefani is reserved for the most specific machining operations and its software is fundamental for the precision of the work,which is supervised by Stefano Minotti, who is the family expert for these types of operations.\nThe company also uses two cells that have the same composition, even though they belong to two different generations. The first and most recent is a Celaschi squaring unit that machines the panel to the desired measurement. This is followed by the Stefani Monomatic edgebander, which takes care of the heavy-duty work. These machines are a testament to the reliability of SCM equipment; the years pass and they remain perfectly operational. The unloading is taken care by an automated storage system that prepares the panel, edgebanded one side at the time, for the subsequent passages.\nThe other cell is rather unique as it includes a \u201ctipo 280\u201d Celaschi and an Olympic System, both thirty year old \u201cgrande dames\u201d, but still operational. As Virgilio Minotti explains: \u201cFor certain very particular machining operations we prefer using the Olimpic, which becomes a sort of assistant for the manual work\u201d.\nAs far as the work centres are concerned the jewel in the crown at Fratelli Minotti is the latest Morbidelli Author M 600 (since May 2017 \u201cMorbidelli m600\u201d), complete with all the optionals, that allows the company to meet the customers\u2019 requirements also for other operations. Any type of drilling and routing is possible, to complete high quality elements. 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        "raw_content": "Finger vibration pioneer signs key deal Down Under\nThe device monitors in real time an individual's exposure to vibration when using power tools. Picture: Contributed\nAn Edinburgh firm whose monitoring systems can reduce the damaging effects of vibration white finger is looking to make a big noise Down Under after inking a new distribution deal.\nReactec, which has become a UK market leader in monitoring and management platforms for exposure to hand arm vibration (HAV) from power tool use, has teamed up with JEA Tech to distribute its HAVwear system in Australia.\nLaunched in 2016, HAVwear is a wearable wrist device that monitors in real time an individual\u2019s exposure to vibration when using power tools. An analytical platform provides cloud-based reporting, allowing risk assessment and exposure reduction to take place.\nJacqui McLauglin, chief executive of Reactec, said: \u201cWe are excited about our partnership with JEA Tech which is a respected innovative technology supplier in Australia. We see lots of opportunity for our award-winning HAVwear in this market.\n\u201cThere is no cure for hand arm vibration syndrome [HAVS] but it is entirely preventable. It not only affects people physically but it can also be mentally debilitating causing anxiety, stress and fatigue that, if not dealt with, can remain with sufferers for a lifetime.\u201d\nEstablished in 2003, JEA is a major industry supplier of hardware technology in Australia and New Zealand. Its clients come from a range of industries including agriculture, rail, mining, construction, infrastructure, defence and manufacturing.\nIn 2016, JEA began looking for a technical solution to hand arm vibration \u2013 a known but unmonitored health issue within Australia. The condition is locally known as \u201cjack hammer hands\u201d as well as white finger and often misdiagnosed as carpel tunnel syndrome.\nData from Safework Australia shows that, since 2009, the equivalent of more than \u00a370 million has been paid in compensation due to HAVS.\nWith billions of pounds worth of national and state infrastructure projects due to take place over the next ten to 15 years in Australia, the impact from losing skilled staff to a preventable long-term injury could be considerable.\nCraig Kinder, from JEA Tech Australia, said: \u201cIt\u2019s great for us at JEA Technologies to distribute and support Reactec HAVwear technology nationally in Australia.\n\u201cThere is growing interest in the availability of the system from the forestry, construction, rail and mining sectors. Now companies in Australia can use the wearable device, access real-time analytics and on-site mobile app which gives management the ability to minimise and manage the exposure from the power tools used on the job.\u201d\nSince its launch, Reactec\u2019s technology is in use by a number of major organisations in the UK, including British Airways, Murphy Group, Morgan Sindall, Balfour Beatty, the Environment Agency, Siemens and Babcock.",
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        "raw_content": "About South Carolina Exotic Pest Plant Council\nDavid Jenkins, President\nDJenkins@scfc.gov\nDavid Jenkins is a \"returning native\" of South Carolina. He earned B.S. degrees in entomology and plant pathology from Clemson University, an M.S. in entomology from Montana State University in Bozeman, and a Ph.D. in entomology at the University of Georgia. He has 12 years\u2019 experience working to manage pests and pollinators that impact tree fruit production. For ten years he was a research entomologist with the USDA-ARS Tropical Agricultural Research Station in Mayaguez, Puerto Rico, where he studied pests, diseases and pollinators of tropical tree fruit. Currently he is the Entomologist/Forest Health Specialist with the South Carolina Forestry Commission in Columbia, SC. 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After graduating she was hired on by the Cherokee National Forest in Tennessee as a timber marker and moved her way up to a Silviculture Technician. Carrie switched agencies and worked for BLM as a Forester in silviculture in Tillamook, Oregon in 2008. Her daughter was born in 2010 so she decided to move closer to home and applied for a job back with the Forest Service in Union SC as a Biological Science Technician. The rest is history. She loves what she does and has tried pretty hard to grow the invasive program as well as native vegetation and restoration of wetlands. It has been as awesome journey and she hopes to keep it going strong.\nBob Polomski\nbplmsk@clemson.edu\nBob Polomski is an award-winning horticulturist and author with extension and teaching responsibilities at Clemson University. For more than two decades Bob has educated commercial and consumer audiences on a wide range of topics in a variety of media that included radio, TV, and the internet. He has published his research in scientific journals and authored a variety of commercial-/consumer-oriented articles in print and e-magazines. For 13 years Bob was the \"Questions & Answers\" columnist for Horticulture magazine. He was a contributing writer for two nationally distributed gardening books and a technical editor of 12 gardening books. Bob authored four regional gardening books for Cool Springs Press; his latest book, Month By Month Gardening in the Carolinas, was published in Spring 2014. Bob's present horticultural/arboricultural pursuits include the study of urban tree growth longevity, tree risk assessment, and the evaluation identification, evaluation, and promotion of noteworthy, sustainable landscape plants.\nLauren Serra\nLauren_Serra@nps.gov\nLauren Serra is the Ecologist and Liaison for the Southeast Coast Exotic Plant Management Team, based at Congaree National Park in Hopkins, SC. 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She works with issues and projects primarily on private lands involving natural community restoration, wildlife habitat improvement and management, plant identification, rare and listed species, and wetland restoration. In addition, she collaborates with many partner groups including the SC Exotic Pest Plant Council, the SC Native Plant Society, and the SC Partners for the Restoration of Native Plant Communities on outreach and education about the importance of natural community restoration and preservation; as well as on specific research and habitat management projects. Past and present job duties include natural resource inventories, data collection and research, and formulation and implementation of habitat management plans. 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        "raw_content": "Image Expo comes to Emerald City Comicon\nThis is big news: independent comics publisher Image Comics \u2014 home of some of the best ongoing comics series in America today including Saga, The Walking Dead, and Bitch Planet \u2014 just announced that they're going to host Image Expo, their new-title showcase, at Emerald City Comicon this year. This is the first time they've partnered with a pre-existing convention for the Expo, and it's also the first time the Expo will take place in Seattle. Bleeding Cool reports:\nThey\u2019ve allied themselves with ReedPOP to be part of the Emerald City Comicon this year in Seattle on Wednesday, April 6th, from 10 am to 6 pm at the Showbox Market theater... They\u2019ve already announced Leila del Duca, Joe Harris, Rick Remender, Alison Sampson and Jonathan Hickman with more to come and they always have surprises they roll out on the day.\nThis is a significant nerd coup for Seattle. And it's followed by a spring formal dance, apparently, which sounds kinda incredible. Tickets are available now.",
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        "raw_content": "Data breaches have become a fact of business life\u2014there\u2019s no getting around it. As a result, corporate America\u2019s awareness of its vulnerability to cyber attacks has increased. Unfortunately, most businesses are still lacking in their crisis-management preparedness for such instances, according to a group of experts.\nThis increased focus, spurred by several recent high-profile breaches, has led more companies to take the issue seriously and begin making plans, said speakers at a briefing and crisis-planning exercise held in New York City for industry leaders. The experts in cybersecurity gathered at a meeting sponsored by the law firm Hunton & Williams, Palo Alto Networks, recruiters Egon Zehnder, and the risk-management firm Stroz Friedberg.\n\u201cIt\u2019s been a complete revolution. 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Companies are \u201cfrantically\u201d preparing to comply, said Sotto.\nAdditionally, on the enforcement side, businesses have seen \u201cclass action suits galore, \u201cand state attorneys general have become active in enforcement and reaching record settlements for consumers whose data is compromised, said Sotto.\nProtection is possible\nBut despite this bleak picture, \u201cprevention is possible\u201d said Rick Howard, chief security officer at Palo Alto Networks. Protecting a company from cyberattacks \u201cis absolutely possible to do.\u201d\nThe building blocks of a cybersecurity program are four basic principles, he explained. Companies need complete visibility into offices, data centers, mobile devices, and cloud deployments to protect data security, said Howard. Additionally, they need to reduce the \u201cattack surfaces\u201d by controlling access to data only to those who truly need it.\nWhat\u2019s more, cyber criminals must take a number of steps before staging a successful attack, explained Howard. \u201cThere are many places in the whole sequence of attack where you can stop the bad guy.\u201d\nFirms that were hacked were viewed as victims in the past, but now \u201cthere is an ecosystem change,\u201d said Stephen Gannon, general counsel of Citizens Financial Group. Regulators are coming around to the view that industry has seen enough of this and should have learned by now that a very organized response is expected. \u201cIf something goes wrong, regulators could be very unforgiving,\u201d he said.\nFind the weaknesses\nTo that end, companies can run exercises to see what weakness they have, said Bryan Rose, managing director of Stroz Friedberg. They must also have ongoing relationships with security vendors to ensure a rapid response in a crisis. A relationship with law enforcement is also a good idea, added Howard: \u201cYou don\u2019t want to first call the FBI when the crisis is happening.\u201d\nRegular tabletop exercises are a good idea, because they train management to keep thinking ahead all the time, said Gannon. \u201cThat\u2019s what builds muscle memory,\u201d suggested Sotto. And because the exercises can impart a false sense of security, because the next penetration won\u2019t necessarily be covered by the latest exercise, they must be constantly refreshed, said Gannon.\nThe panel held a sample tabletop exercise, in which a fictional hotel company was contacted by the FBI about a possible breach involving a foreign criminal syndicate and an extortion demand that the FBI thought involved other companies. \u201cUnfortunately, we\u2019re making these kinds of notifications daily,\u201d said Ari Mushairas, special agent in charge of special operations of the cyber division in the FBI\u2019s New York field office.\nThe experts agreed that the company should bring in help as soon as possible and involve law enforcement. Then, the pressure of social media will require the company to make a statement. Sotto suggested that this messaging should be brief and limited to acknowledging the company is investigating and working with law enforcement, without giving too many details.\nThe FBI would like to be involved in crafting the public message to avoid giving the bad actor information, said Mahairas. \u201cTo the greatest extent possible, do not surprise the FBI,\u201d warned Gannon.\n\u201cYou have to have a real plan to respond. You can\u2019t train the entire legal team and compliance team when there\u2019s a crisis,\u201d Gannon said. Companies must have a governance plan they can take off the shelf and implement in an emergency, as well as an effective communications plan internally and externally: In the absence of information, people default to the negative,\u201d said Gannon.\nA review of the company\u2019s security insurance is also a good idea, said the panel. Tom Ricketts, senior VP and executive director of Aon Plc., said managers frequently ask how much will they will need in insurance to cover a breach. \u201cThe simple answer is: a lot,\u201d he said. \u201cThis does not come cheap.\u201d But in the case of a breach, it\u2019s money well spent, because costs mount as outside experts come in to help and settlement costs add up.\nFraught with hazards\nBusiness must be careful of the structure of the policy, since it\u2019s not like property insurance and the application is \u201cfraught with hazards,\u201d said Ricketts. Some don\u2019t cover rogue employees or foreign bad actors, others don\u2019t cover personal computers or mobile phones.\n\u201cWe\u2019ve seen a sea change in a lot of areas in the last two years,\u201d said Walter Andrews, a partner of Hunton & Williams. \u201cThere will always be liability no matter what, but cyber insurance has gone from a product a few companies acquired to one held by almost all.\u201d In fact, today regulators and boards require it.\n\u201cThe cyber landscape is very pernicious. It\u2019s only going to get worse,\u201d said Sotto. 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        "raw_content": "Yesterday marked my 4-year anniversary in LA! Wow.\nIt was right around this time 4 years ago that I was looking through a magazine when I came across a woman\u2019s testimonial on the book I\u2019m talking about in today\u2019s video.\nShe claimed that it had a significant impact on her life.\n(Cue to me: a scared, lost girl who was having her WTF moment while unpacking in a foreign place)\nNeedless to say, I got into my car, drove to Barnes and Noble and walked straight to the self-help section. (Little did I know at the time, this would be somewhat of a monumental moment for me.)\nTo say that something was life changing is a pretty bold statement. One that I don\u2019t take lightly.\nHowever, when it comes to the knowledge that I gained from this book, it was really nothing short of life changing for me.\nBecause since purchasing my copy 4 years ago and implementing the tools into my everyday, my life has literally never been the same.\nI\u2019ve become one happy girl on the road to her dreams.\nWith that being said, I would be doing a disservice if I didn\u2019t share this gem with YOU.\nCLICK the IMAGE below for this week\u2019s VIDEO!",
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        "raw_content": "It Looks Like Matt Lauer Is Preparing to Return to TV\nby Samantha Puc\nImage: Chance Yeh/Getty Images.\nNearly a year after Tarana Burke's #MeToo movement became a viral hashtag, several men who were accused of sexual misconduct, abuse and assault are making their way back into the public eye. Among them is former Today anchor Matt Lauer, who was fired from NBC in November 2017 following an investigation into at least one sexual assault claim against him.\nMore: NBC's Investigation Into Matt Lauer Turns Up Troubling Results\nNow, Page Six reports that Lauer told fans he's working on rebuilding his career. According to a source, Lauer was out to dinner when a group of fans approached him and told him they missed him. Lauer reportedly replied, \u201cI\u2019ve been busy being a dad. But don\u2019t worry, I\u2019ll be back on TV.\u201d\nThis report comes on the heels of news that Lauer was seen having lunch with a former Today senior producer in June. He's also been spending more time in social environments according to Page Six, including the Hampton Classic Horse Show on Sunday.\nPeople reports that Lauer was also recently seen out and about with his soon-to-be officially ex-wife Annette Roque at the equestrian show, which is one of the largest outdoor horse shows in the U.S. The outlet notes that Lauer and Roque are reportedly in the midst of a $20 million divorce settlement. Roque first filed for divorce from Lauer in 2006 citing \"cruel and inhumane\" behavior, though she withdrew the petition after three weeks. She was again rumored to want a divorce in 2014, and following Lauer's firing from NBC in 2017, the pair stopped wearing their wedding rings. According to People, they were not speaking as of April 2018.\nMore: Matt Lauer Divorce Settlement With Annette Roque Will Break the Bank\nIt seems Lauer may be staging a comeback on all fronts, professional and personal. He is not the only person accused of sexual assault last fall who is making his way back into the public eye. Vulture notes that similarly disgraced celebrities Louis C.K., Charlie Rose and Lorin Stein are all aiming to regain traction in their careers as well after facing allegations of sexual assault similar to Lauer's.",
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        "raw_content": "Video of the Week: Watch the 2016 Pebble Beach Concours d\u2019Elegance Tour\nPosted on August 23, 2016 August 23, 2016 by Sports Car Market\nPosted in Videos of the WeekTagged Pebble Beach\nMonterey Car Week Auctions Total $345 Million \u2014 So Far\nPreliminary results show that total sales at the big five Monterey Car Week Auctions \u2014 RM Sotheby\u2019s, Gooding & Co., Russo and Steele, Bonhams and Mecum \u2014 are an estimated $345 million \u2014 well short of the $397 million total in 2015.\nThe highest sale totals during Monterey Car Week were in 2014, with $463,744,226 in total sales. In 2013 \u2014 just three years ago \u2014 total sales were $308 million.\nAt the same time, top-notch cars sold for serious Read More\nPosted in NewsTagged Pebble Beach 1 Comment\n2016 Pebble Beach Best of Show: 1936 Lancia Astura Pinin Farina Cabriolet\nRichard Mattei\u2019s 1936 Lancia Astura Pinin Farina Cabriolet is on top of the collector car world.\nMattei\u2019s Lancia won Best of Show at the 2016 Pebble Beach Concours d\u2019Elegance on August 21. This was the first time Mattei entered a car at Pebble Beach.\n\u201cI was just happy to be an entrant at Pebble Beach \u2014 and now to get an award, and not just one, but three!\u201d\nThis year\u2019s Pebble Beach Concours has 228 cars from 16 countries and Read More\nPosted in NewsTagged Pebble Beach 3 Comments",
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        "raw_content": "Features | Written by Andrew Marshall 04/06/2014\nInterview: DPYX | NOBODY CAN COOL\nMarcy Boyle and Rachel Holzman are a pair of filmmakers who combine Voltron-like into the directorial uberunit DPYX. Their first feature film, neo-noir thriller NOBODY CAN COOL, premiered in the UK in February at the female-centric horror festival Jennifer\u2019s Bodies...\nSTARBURST: Given the limited resources at your disposal, Nobody Can Cool was a fantastic achievement. How complicated a process was it getting the film made?\nMarcy Boyle: It\u2019s our first film, so we were starting from scratch. People have said that the difference between having an idea for a film and making one is like the difference between noticing an attractive stranger across a room and seeing that same stranger, asking that person out, developing a relationship, getting married and having your first child together.\nRachel Holzman: There are so many obstacles to overcome from the idea to the completed film. Things can come together very quickly, but then suddenly, something unrelated can put the brakes on the entire project. For example, initially we tried to produce two bigger budget films. We had a big investor lined up, contracts ready, and then the financing fell through because the investor and his business partner decided to separate. It was a long process raising that money and we didn\u2019t want to start over completely. But we had a good relationship with a smaller investor and we asked if he would be interested in investing in a micro budget project. Luckily, he was impressed with our other scripts and he decided to back us on Nobody Can Cool.\nThe film\u2019s noir-tinged story is incredibly simple yet totally engaging. Where did you take inspiration from in plotting it?\nRH: We looked back at old B-movies we loved from people like Edgar Ulmer, Sam Fuller and Ida Lupino who made effective and tense noir thrillers with similar time and money constraints. We were inspired by film noir themes like fate conspiring against characters, doomed relationships, and pitiless violence and sensational crime headlines like: \u201cBotched Home Invasion Ends In Shootout\u201d or \u201cShootout At Hideout After Burglary\u201d. What usually follows the headline tends to reduce the crime to its aftermath: number of victims, their ages, the criminal\u2019s previous crimes etc. We were interested in portraying (in a stylised way) how the hours might have unfolded. What were the conflicts and anxieties of those involved \u2013 both the criminal and victim? No criminal sets out with a plan for failure, so what spoiled a clean getaway?\nThe prototypical protagonist of many noir movies is a flawed and cynical hero who eventually overcomes the mounting odds against him. However, in Nobody Can Cool the analogous character of David is psychologically the weakest and least interesting person in the film. Was this an intentional spin on audience expectations?\nRH: It\u2019s interesting that you mention David, because we see Susan as the protagonist. Susan fits the role of the flawed and cynical hero who begins the film at a point of a critical decision in her life regarding her work, relationship etc, and her experiences during the storyline create a trajectory that solidifies her decisions. Susan is the hero and David is her love interest and a catalyst in the plot, but Susan\u2019s character drives the action.\nOn that subject, the other characters also seem to deliberately defy archetypes. Gigi is heavily pregnant but utterly malevolent, Len is a bald, tattooed, 6\u20197\u201d beast of a man and probably the smartest and most level-headed person in the film, and Susan, the closest thing the film has to \u201cthe chick,\u201d ends up as the heroine. Do you think it\u2019s important to make an effort to avoid well-worn but popular character arcs?\nMB: Yes, like most people we talk to, we are tired of remakes and the standard tropes. In the low-budget arena there is an opportunity to take risks and shoot for something new. For us it\u2019s important to create strong female characters who stand toe-to-toe with their male counterparts and upend audience expectations. Crime thrillers like Psycho and Se7en took chances that the studios were uncomfortable with, but turned out to be historic successes (Hitchcock financed Psycho himself after Paramount rejected several budgets, and David Fincher and Brad Pitt insisted on the original screenplay\u2019s ending of Se7en, the infamous head in the box. The studio wanted a safer, tidy detective procedural, ending, but the gamble paid off for everyone). So it is challenging even for established filmmakers to find support for edgy storylines. But don\u2019t you get excited when you see something shocking and new?\nWhat made you choose Nobody Can Cool as the film\u2019s title and was it always called this?\nRH: The words are taken from the middle of a sentence by William Burroughs in Naked Lunch: \u201cThe Mark Inside was coming up on him and that\u2019s a rumble nobody can cool\u2026\u201d We liked the rhythm of the words together, and people can interpret it any way they want. We do think of Nobody Can Cool as a \u201crumble\u201d and use a rumbling sound building up to the title card. Rumble as in a fight resulting from a tense situation. Our characters find themselves in conflicts that don\u2019t have any easy solutions.\nA shocking action during the film\u2019s climax throws up a question of what acts are morally justifiable. Avoiding spoilers if possible, what prompted you to include something like that?\nMB: When we decided to write a thriller, we knew there had to be a lot of conflict and that conflict had to drive towards a difficult decision. Taboos are fascinating, and when taboos meet situational morality (another interest of ours), how can you not have conflict? With the storyline, we challenged ourselves to come up with a scenario that justified a pretty universally taboo act.\nPregnant women in mainstream cinema tend to be represented as innocent, neutered and fragile, and this creates taboos against depicting pregnant women in a wide variety of roles. Being pregnant doesn\u2019t give a woman a personality lobotomy. People have responded so positively to Gigi, our pregnant villain, as one of those \u201clove to hate\u201d characters.\nHow did you first meet and what made you decide to start making films together?\nRH: We met at Barnard College, Columbia University in New York where we both went to school. We went to many films around New York together. We both love double features, don\u2019t mind reading subtitles, and aren\u2019t prejudiced against any genre (well, musicals have to be pretty spectacular like Umbrellas of Cherbourg or Little Shop of Horrors, or we\u2019ll both bolt for the door).\nMB: No one was going to hand us a script and say, \u201cGo ahead. Have at it.\u201d So we both wrote screenplays that got good feedback (Rachel\u2019s was an action comedy with a female superhero, and mine was a detective mystery set in the music scene in Jamaica) and we tried to get them produced with the plan to each direct from her own script with the other person producing, but the financing fell through in both cases. We decided to work as a team on a script designed to be produced on a shoestring budget, and that\u2019s how Nobody Can Cool came about.\nWhy choose to give yourselves a joint moniker rather than keep your own names on a film?\nRH: The process is so collaborative for the two of us that a joint moniker best represents our united vision. We chose the word DPYX based on an imagined contraction of \u201cdigital pictures\u201d and an ongoing joke we have about the Karen Black movie, The Pyx, which she stars in and also did the soundtrack. In the spirit of many hats we wear and as a salute to Karen Black because she\u2019s fantastic.\nDo you both have an equal hand in the creative process or do each of you have specific designated tasks, and how do you deal with creative differences on the way?\nRH: Yes, we have an equal hand to the point that we don\u2019t remember who came up with what because whatever idea we start with, we develop together. Filmmaking is so collaborative that the way we work makes it easy to work with other people. We try to focus on finding solutions and working together creates a valuable checks and balances system. I don\u2019t remember creative differences because we don\u2019t dwell on disagreements.\nMB: We certainly lobby each other for specific ideas, but if we are polarized about a situation, both arguments go in the trash and we look for what we call \u201cdoor number three\u201d which is next idea/solution that we can find mutual agreement. It has always been better than either previously presented argument.\nThere is an unfortunately prevailing belief that women are somehow biologically incapable of directing genre films, or indeed much of anything outside of romantic comedies. What do you think can be done to remedy such attitudes?\nMB: Part of the remedy is exactly what you are doing now. You came to our screening, watched the film for yourself and decided it merited coverage in Starburst. Female filmmakers have a difficult time getting their films seen by the media that covers indie genre films because programmers, journalists, bloggers etc often have the same prejudices.\nThere has to be a recognition of the fact that women do indeed make successful genre movies, and have since the dawn of cinema. Women like Kathryn Bigelow are known for taking the tack that they are part of the \u201cboys club\u201d and if genre movies are deemed \u201cboys club\u201d films, well then a few women have been infiltrating the boys club for a long time. Women\u2019s contribution to genre films has a long history. We\u2019ve cited Ida Lupino\u2019s The Hitch-Hiker as a low budget noir influence on our production and it\u2019s a happy coincidence that it also has a female director. Just as there are guys (\u201cBronies\u201d) who love My Little Pony (and let\u2019s note that most rom-com films are directed by men), there are girls who love guns and gore.\nThe systematic exclusion of female filmmakers, I believe, is also a contributing factor to the proliferation of remakes. If you keep hiring from the same pool, how do you expect to find something exciting and original? Why not hire people with the same interests but a different point of view?\nJennifer\u2019s Bodies, where Nobody Can Cool had its UK premiere in February, is organised as a part of Women in Horror Month, which showcases female contributions to genre filmmaking. What was the experience like and how important do you think events like these are?\nRH: It was our first time in Scotland and we would love to go back! The screening was at the Banshee Labyrinth in Edinburgh. It had the perfect underground atmosphere with an enviable screening room. We said to each other that it was the kind of room you\u2019d build in your house if you hit the lottery. We were so relieved that the audience connected to our movie. It was our first screening outside the US, so you never know when people might throw beer at you, but luckily people were engaged with the characters, our sense of humour translated and the ending of the film surprised the audience in a good way. Whew!\nJennifer Cooper put together a very entertaining festival of films from around the world. The media has been giving attention to the lack of women film directors, but the news can publish all of the studies they want proving the disparity but that doesn\u2019t address the real problems women directors face, which boil down to not getting enough attention for the films they have made, thereby not being on the radar of development executives and producers who could help them advance their careers to bigger budget opportunities.\nThere are many women making feature films. 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        "raw_content": "Bastrop City Council extends development moratorium six months\nAndy Sevilla @MrAndySevilla\nThe Bastrop City Council on Thursday extended the city\u2019s development moratorium by six months, allowing more time for city staff to overhaul development regulations to ensure new residential and commercial developments do not cause adverse effects on drainage.\nThe council\u2019s initial 90-day moratorium went into effect Aug. 23, creating a short-term freeze on accepting applications for subdivision, building or development permits. The moratorium was set to expire Nov. 22, but on Thursday it was extended until May 21.\n\u201cOne of the things that I think council needs to be congratulated on is the rightness with which you made this decision to begin with,\u201d City Manager Lynda Humble said Tuesday night, when the council took its first vote to approve the moratorium extension. \u201cY\u2019all collectively determined that it was phenomenally important that development be allowed to occur in this community but what couldn\u2019t occur was detrimental development.\u201d\nThe city has hired Austin-based planning and development consultant SimpleCity Design to help guide the development code\u2019s overhaul. SimpleCity Design has completed an analysis of Downtown Bastrop\u2019s DNA, evaluating how it functions as a neighborhood, as well as an extensive review of the city\u2019s existing development rules.\nIn its findings, SimpleCity Design identified significant challenges and code conflicts that are not aligned with the city\u2019s comprehensive plan \u2014 which was designed to guide development through 2036 \u2014 nor considered fiscally sustainable or geographically sensitive.\nHumble said one of the council\u2019s priorities during the moratorium was ensuring the city\u2019s development code was in line with its comprehensive plan. \u201cOur comprehensive plan is very clear that things must be fiscally sustainable. They need to be geographically sustainable,\u201d she said. \u201cAnd it goes back to the words that y\u2019all very succinctly said and that is: We cannot build anything that is considered detrimental to our community.\u201d\nThrough the development code overhaul the city will develop new standards for residential and commercial development, including establishing drainage regulations with impervious cover limitations, zoning districts and district regulations, cut and fill regulations, as well as address the issues identified during the code\u2019s review that will affect future growth and development.\n\u201cIf we get everything in place, we can always get out of (the moratorium) earlier, so it\u2019s not like that\u2019s a last day,\u201d Mayor Connie Schroeder said. \u201cOur intention is that it absolutely will be no longer than May 21 and if we have great participation in the design rodeo and the code rodeo and things fall into place there is a potential that the ordinance will be removed at an earlier day.\u201d\nOfficials have said public input and participation is a key component of Building Bastrop, the initiative the city kicked off in August to analyze and modify its development code. On Nov. 29 and 30, the city will host a design rodeo and on Dec. 13 and 14 it will host a code rodeo for residents to help design and code the city, respectively, and offer feedback on examples of the updated building code.\nAs part of the moratorium, the City Council has created an exemption process allowing for development to continue on a case by case basis.\n\u201cThe term moratorium is a misnomer. It\u2019s sort of just a legal requirement, at least in the case of our city,\u201d Mayor Pro Tem Lyle Nelson said. \u201cI think it\u2019s vitally important that we continue to reiterate that development is still going on in the city of Bastrop. And it\u2019s not stopped. No one can say that we\u2019ve stopped anything other than those things that may be detrimental to our community.\u201d\nAs of Oct. 31, the city had issued 212 permits during the moratorium, including 17 new single-family residential, five commercial remodels, one new office complex and two commercial finish-out permits.\nOne of the exemptions that was granted was to a resident who unknowingly was planning to build their home in a drainage area. As a result of the review process, building plans for the house were shifted and moved out of the drainage way, officials said.\nHumble highlighted that moratorium exemption as \u201cthe very example of what (the City Council was) attempting to correct and that is that detrimental development would not occur. That process is very much working.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "Review: Miss Saigon at Manchester Palace Theatre\nGet your emotions on standby, the juggernaut of a musical that is Miss Saigon has rolled into town and there is not a dry eye in the house\nThis production is huge in every way.\nOne of the largest on tour with a cast of 38, orchestra of 15 and technical team of 32, it took 16 45-foot trailers to move the musical from one venue to another and it has landed in Manchester Palace for a month-long run.\nMiss Saigon has now been seen by 38 million people - but what\u2019s the fuss about?\nWhen it first opened in 1989, Miss Saigon was a shot into the guilty heart of the American pysche, a country still dealing with the guilt and repercussions of the Vietnam War, 14 years after it ended.\nAt the heart of this national shame were the \u2018Dust of Life\u2019, the children of liaisons between American servicemen and Vietnamese girls - usually prostitutes - and this is theme which birthed Miss Saigon and still tugs at hearts across the world.\nCameron Mackintosh's reboot is an astonishing achievement and not just because of logistics.\nIt pulls together a remarkably talented cast from across the world to pull together a performance which is both enormous, yet deeply personal, every member of the audience gasps and sighs as the story progresses.\nThe story pulls no punches and is not for the faint-hearted and certainly not a gentle reminder of scandals gone by.\nInspired by Puccini\u2019s \u2018Butterfly\u2019, Miss Saigon tells the story of ill-fated love between a GI Chris and a Vietnamese teenager - Kim - united in their desire to escape the war and Vietnam.\nAct one opens with a punchy number from the exhibitionist and desperate prostitutes of Saigon and The Engineer (played by Red Concepcion), effectively their pimp, a larger than life character who brings together this story with wickedness and duplicity to the point of farce.\nWithout giving the story line away, the story follows Kim and Chris\u2019s respective fates and the repurcussions of their brief love while showcasing through drama, song and remarkable choreography the repaid political changes of a nation (Vietnam) and the guilt of another (US).\nThis is stagecraft at its finest, the audience ducks as a a\u2019Huey\u2019 helicopter appears from the stage and hovers above it as the USA departs Vietnam, representing two worlds pulled apart.\nQuite a remarkable performance by Sooha Kim as Kim, her voice soars, excelling in moments of high emotion, particularly those with her young son.\nBut the entire cast were remarkable, their voices and movement brought to high crescendo by the orchestra.\nThis is not to be missed. 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        "raw_content": "Martinique, France, Other\nCaribbean Island Peaks\nEvery so often, a debate gets going on the Summitpost forums about what is the world's most dangerous mountain. The Eiger, K2, Annapurna, even New Hampshire's Mount Washington have had their champions. But if you're measuring by how many people have actually been killed on that mountain, Pel\u00e9e is the hands-down winner of this contest. This is a mountain that has reached out and snuffed out more than 30,000 people right on its flanks. A couple of other mountains, such as Krakatoa, can claim more indirect victims, killed by tsunamis and famines they caused. But of all the mountains in the world, Pel\u00e9e is the queen of instant death.\nThere were a lot of warnings of Pelee's great eruption in 1902, which weren't heeded. Today, assuming the gendarmes haven't barricaded the approaches, you can climb with no worries. If you do, you're in for a treat. This is a wonderfully beautiful mountain whose trails have a little of everything--crags, chasms, ocean and mountain vistas, and progressive zones of lush, fascinating flora.\n\"La Montagne Pel\u00e9e\" means \"The Bald Mountain.\" Pel\u00e9e is third-highest summit of the Lesser Antilles, barely eclipsed by Guadeloupe's Grande Soufri\u00e8re and Dominica's Morne Diablotin.\nPel\u00e9e is in the Parc Naturel R\u00e9gional de la Martinique, a well-cared-for perserve. Martinique being an integral part of France, this natural area benefits from the funding a big first world country can provide. There are no fees and no red tape.\nPel\u00e9e from the beach at Le Carbet\nMartinique is a Caribbean island whose tourism comes mostly from France, with big jets flying in directly from Paris. North Americans, who have no direct access, tend to overlook it. It's heavily overbuilt in the south, but has a wild mountain center and some nice undeveloped coastline in the north. Exploration-minded visitors will find that Martinique has two great features: a wealth of high mountain and coastal trails that are easy to find and use, and a low hassle factor. The island is much better off economically than its neighbors, with people living at a standard comparable to Greece or Russia. This means you won't often be approached by vendors or guides; tourists are mostly left alone.\nWith a little ferreting on Kayak.com you can find decent air links between Martinique and Dominica, Antigua, St. Lucia (Castries only), and San Juan. There is also a fast ferry between Fort-de-France and several neighboring islands such as Saint Lucia. It's called L'Express des Iles, and, as far as I can tell, it's had a mostly broken reservations system for the last eight years; if you get frustrated, give up on their website and inquire with a Saint Lucia-based travel agent such as this one.\nMartinique is quite a big island and driving is slow; if you want to climb Pel\u00e9e, you'll do best to base yourself at Martinique's untouristy northern end, just beneath the mountain.\nOwing to the density of the vegetation, Pel\u00e9e can only be climbed on established trails, of which there are three currently open:\nL'Aileron: The Aileron Route is a well-constructed and wonderfully varied trail coming up Pel\u00e9e's east side. It starts on the Aileron itself, a fin that extends out from the volcano's flanks, then climbs beautifully vegetated slopes to the crater rim. After wandering along the rim, it drops into dripping fern forests in the caldera before crawling up the steep inner cone formed by the 1902 eruption.\nLa Grande Savane: This is a beeline trail coming up the sunnier west flank of the mountain. It lacks the variety of the Aileron route--skipping the caldera and some of the zones of vegetation--and it is uniformly steep. Its main attraction is that even after the summit area clouds up, as it does most days by mid-morning, this route tends to offer some pretty views on the way up.\nNorth Face/Morne Macouba: This is the longest and least-used route, starting at one of a couple of trailheads far down the northern slopes. I have not done it, but it is described here. Trails from the different points of origin converge just before traversing Morne Macouba, a 4265-foot spur on the north side of the volcano. After crossing Macouba, the trail drops 200 feet to join the Aileron route at the Deuxi\u00e8me Refuge.\nAll routes pass one or more of the \"refuges\" on Mont Pel\u00e9e. These are in ruins, useful only as landmarks.\nEarly morning view from Le Chinois (the highest central cone of Pel\u00e9e) toward Saint-Pierre\nAileron Route\nThe Aileron Route is the standard route up Pel\u00e9e. It gets a lot of traffic during the middle of the day, but it's pretty much deserted at dawn. And you should go at dawn.\nAs a matter of fact, you should go before dawn. Here on the east side of Pel\u00e9e, as well as on the summit cones, is the domain of the clouds--dark, dense, wet clouds, day after day after day. If you don't believe me, play the last 30 days of midday images from one of the Pel\u00e9e webcams. This mountain is a cloud magnet, and the east side is the cloudiest side of a cloudy mountain. That said, if you leave the Aileron trailhead at 5 a.m., the odds are good that you'll beat the clouds, emerging at some point during your ascent into magical, clear views ... which might persist for an hour or two after dawn. Go for it. You can sleep in the afternoon, after you get down.\nEmerging from the clouds at dawn, on the upper slopes of the crater\nThe first views that await the early bird (Pitons du Carbet on horizon)\nWhere is this place you are going to go at oh-dark-thirty? Drive to the town of Le Morne-Rouge, which is about 15 minutes above/east of Saint-Pierre. Turn north on the N3 toward L'Ajoupa-Bouillon. Creep through the town center. After slightly less than two kilometers on the N3, you'll come to a traffic circle, where you go left on the D39 toward Pel\u00e9e. Another two or three K brings you to the end of this road, where there is quite a large unpaved parking area on your left. Park here (free). You're at 824 meters/2703 feet.\nWalk 100 yards up the steep track to the big radio mast above the parking area and bear left onto a fine, well-constructed trail. The entrance to the trail is not completely obvious by headlamp, but you're not likely to go far wrong. A steady uphill grade steepens to a mixture of stairs and light rock scrambling until, 1000 feet (300 meters) above the trailhead, you emerge on a ridgetop just south of the Aileron, the fin-like pinnacle projecting out from the main body of Pel\u00e9e. Turn right and continue on gentle grades across the Aileron, where a final set of switchbacks take you up to the crater rim.\nAt 4000 feet, the crater rim is a terrific destination in itself, with top-of-the-world eastward views and good vantage points into the rugged, lushly vegetated caldera. To continue to the summit cones, however, you'll want to turn right along the rim and walk the better part of a kilometer till you see a sign for Le Chinois and the C\u00f4nes de 1902/1929. Descend into the fern forests of the caldera here.\nOnce past the bottom of the caldera, the character of this trail changes. It is so, so wet here--annual precipitation tops 300 inches--that hiking on the inner cones is like being in a slimy tidewater boulder-field at low tide. The higher you go, the slipperier it gets, until the slickness of the rocks is almost beyond belief. There's no exposure and you're not going to fall to your death, but the going can be really, really slow and treacherous.\nAbout half an hour of this brings you to your first real summit, the 4476-foot C\u00f4ne de 1902, which opens up a vast northward panorama. To continue to Pel\u00e9e's highest top, you'll traverse this and pick your way down to the tiny, ruined Troisi\u00e8me Refuge, turn left, and spend another 30-45 minutes going up and down on yet slipperier rocks to Le Chinois, the real top of Pel\u00e9e. Watch for the yellow X's, which clue you in that certain trail branches are NOT to be followed on this jumbled summit mass. Le Chinois is totally worth the extra effort, opening up new views over Saint-Pierre from a beautiful, craggy peak among gorgeous flowering plants.\nEven though there isn't much mileage and the net vertical rise is only 2000 feet, getting from the trailhead to Le Chinois will take 2-4 hours one way. With the ups and downs along the route, the gross vertical ascent is about 2500 feet outbound, and 3000 feet/1000 meters for a round-trip.\nThose with plenty of time to enjoy the wonders of Pel\u00e9e may want to descend westward from the Troisi\u00e8me Refuge, going down the steep, uppermost 500 feet of the Grande Savane Route. You can then circle back to the Aileron along the caldera rim. This is fun to do, but it's not fast and it adds about an hour to your round-trip time.\nSummit of the C\u00f4ne de 1902 (at 4476 feet, the third highest of Pel\u00e9e's peaks). Dominica is visible on the horizon.\nDescending toward La Grande Savane from the Troisi\u00e8me Refuge/1902 Cone area\nGrande Savane Route\nA route with a tiny fraction of the usage of the Aileron Trail is the ascent of Pel\u00e9e's west flank via \"La Grande Savane\" (the great savanna). This is a beeline route that doesn't have the scenic variation or interest of the Aileron, but it's not a bad choice for people who are getting a late start. This is because the west side is drier and less apt to be socked in by cloud, meaning you're likely to get at least some views on your way up, even if you don't get any on the summit.\nThe crux of the Grande Savane route is getting there. Drive north from Saint-Pierre on the D10 toward the village of Le Pr\u00eacheur. On the south end of that village, there is a signposted right turnoff for Pel\u00e9e. Go straight up this, with no turns, till it dead-ends at trailhead parking, where there is space for a few vehicles. The 2000-foot climb up this single-track, overgrown, potholed road is extremely steep for ordinary cars. I've done it (barely) in a rental Clio, but I left quite a bit of burned rubber and maybe a few bits of the undercarriage along the way.\nSign at the Grande Savane Trailhead (click to enlarge).\nThe early part of the Grande Savane Trail is nicely forested, but this does not last.\nThe Grande Savane trailhead is at about 670 meters, leaving you 730 to ascend to the top, but since it lacks the ups and downs of the Aileron route, it may not be much more effort overall compared with that trail. The first 70 meters/200 vertical feet are in a pretty fern forest; after that, you're out in the wide open \"savane,\" and this can be a blazing hot climb (don't forget the sunscreen). The path goes straight up through the tall grass, with an ascent grade of 25-35 percent. At 1155 meters, where it intersects the caldera trail near an automated weather station, you'll need to pay attention; the continuation of the trail eastward and upward toward the Troisi\u00e8me Refuge is a little hard to spot among the rocks and vegetation. Just remember that this path is direct--you need to look straight up.\nThe Grande Savane trail ends at the ruined Troisi\u00e8me Refuge, just below the C\u00f4ne de 1902. Proceed from there as discussed in the Aileron Trail section.\nThe unrelentingly steep Grande Savane route comes up the ridge at center. This picture was taken at 1155 meters/3789 feet, where that route intersects the caldera rim path.\nTypical groundcover along the Aileron route as it ascends the outer lip of the crater.\nOn the west side of the mountain, these red spikes proliferate (not ordinary ginger).\nAt the turn of the twentieth century, Saint-Pierre on Martinique had a population of 30,000 and, with its fine buildings and high culture, was known as \"the Paris of the Caribbean.\" In the spring of 1902, the stratovolcano above the town showed increasing signs of restlessness. A few people fled, but on May 5 a huge lahar of scalding water and debris swept down the mountain into the sea, killing 25 people and frightening villagers to take refuge in the city, swelling the population once again. Three days later, on May 8, 1902, the mountainside collapsed above the city. A nu\u00e9e ardente (a \"burning cloud,\" or pyroclastic flow) crossed the intervening four miles at more than 100 miles per hour, hitting Saint-Pierre with such force that walls three feet thick were smashed. Temperatures inside the cloud have been estimated at 700 degrees Celsius.\nOne person in the city center survived: Louis-Auguste Cyparis, who had had the good fortune to be jailed for brawling the night before. His cell was a converted magazine, built to be bomb-proof and practically airless. Though badly burned, Cyparis lived through the eruption and later toured with Barnum & Bailey as a kind of freak.\nThe popular version of this tragedy has Cyparis as the sole survivor of the eruption, but in fact there were many survivors, a lot of them horribly burned, from the countryside around Saint-Pierre in areas not directly hit by the cloud. Relief workers flooded to their aid, only to die by the hundreds in a second eruption twelve days later. A third nu\u00e9e ardente wiped out Morne Rouge in August.\nSaint-Pierre has never recovered. Its current population, who live among the ruins of the old city, number fewer than 5000.\nInterestingly, the May 8 eruption was separated by just one day from a pyroclastic eruption of the Soufri\u00e8re volcano on St. Vincent, two islands down the Windward chain. 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Similarly, Blake, just before he died, 'burst out into singing of the things he saw in heaven'.\nN05200 Job, his Wife and his Friends: The Complaint of Job c.1785 (recto)\nJob's Wife and other Sketches c.1785 (verso)\nRecto: pen and grey wash; Verso: pencil; on paper 311\u00d7451 (12 1/4 \u00d717 3/4)\nInscribed on verso by Frederick Tatham(?), \u2018Job his Wife/& 3 friends\u2019 b.r.\nBequcathed by Miss Alice G.E. Carthew 1940\nMrs Blake; Frederick Tatham, ? sold Sotheby's 29 April 1862 (in 164 with another version of this subject and two of \u2018The Death of Ezckiel's Wife\u2019, Butlin 1981, nos.164\u20135) bt F.T. Palgrave; ...; ? sold anonymously Sotheby's 18\u201323 April 1904, 2nd day (403) bt W. Daniell; ...; Miss A.G.E. 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Job, having lost his children and all his possessions, and having been smitten with sore boils (see N03340), asks God for justification: \u2018What is man that thou shouldest ... try him every moment?\u2019 The theme of Job's sufferings was later to be illustrated by Blake in two series of watercolours and one of engravings (see A00012-A00032; T05845).\nThis drawing is the first of three connected with the large line engraving entitled, in the second state, \u2018Job. What is Man That thou shouldest Try him Every Moment?\u2019 The recto of the Tate Gallery drawing differs from the other versions of the composition in that Job is seated between his wife and the three friends. On the back of the drawing the figure of his wife appears, alone, but in the position she was to occupy in all the subsequent versions of the composition.\nThe second state of the engraving bears a date 18 August 1793 but there exists an earlier undated state, which was assigned by Keynes and others to the year 1786 while the second state was accepted, at face value, as dating from 1793 (Keynes 1956, pp.10\u201312, pls. 6 and 7). The Tate drawing and the two subsequent drawings were also dated c. 1785.\nHowever, the datings of the two states of the engravings, and of the two further drawings, have now been brought into doubt. Lindberg, on the grounds that the composition of the recto of the Tate drawing and that of its developments in the other two drawings show a further development of a drawing of c. 1793 in Blake's Notebook (Butlin 1981, no.201 20; repr. Lindberg 1973, pl.31), redated the first state of the engraving to 1793 and the second to c.1798. However, the dependence on the Notebook drawing is by no means certain. Nevertheless, it is now generally accepted that Blake's dates on the later states of his engravings refer to the date of the first state or original conception, not to the revised state. This argument has been most closely argued by Essick (1980, pp.64\u201373). The arguments for dating the first state of the engraving to 1793 are now accepted by most authorities including myself. The second state is tentatively dated to c. 1808\u20139 in Butlin 1979\u201380, pp.18\u201319, while both Essick and Lindberg now date this state even later, to the 1820s (Essick 1980, pp.65\u20138, 178\u201387, 219\u201320, and definitively, 1983, pp.17\u201320 no.v, the two states repr. figs. 7 and 9; Lindberg 1981\u20132, p.142).\nThe finished drawing now in the Fine Art Museums of San Francisco (Butlin no.164, pl.201) must now also be accepted as having been executed in the early 1790s (see Essick 1983, p.20, fig.11). An earlier version of the composition reappeared early in 1989; it had been sold from the collection of Miss Brenda G. Warr at Sotheby's, 17\u201321 December 1928, first day (138) when it was bought by Maggs (Butlin no.163). It corresponds in the placing of the figures to the finished drawing in San Francisco, though in style it parallels the first of two drawings for a companion print to the \u2018Job\u2019 showing \u2018Ezekiel, I take away from thee the Desire of thine Eyes\u2019. Of this only one state survives, dated 1794 but now presumed to share the later dating of the second state of the Job print, the technique of which it parallels; the putative first state would therefore be the work of 1794. There is a finished drawing in the Philadelphia Museum of Art (Butlin no.166, pl.203) that matches in style the Job drawing at San Francisco, and there is also an earlier drawing, typical in style of works of the mid 1780s, in the collection of George C. Homans (Butlin no.165, pl.202; for the \u2018Ezekiel\u2019 print and related drawings see also Essick 1983, pp.21\u20133 no.vi, the print and drawings repr. figs.12\u201314).\nTo sum up, the various versions of the Job composition and their dates seem to be as follows: the Tate Gallery recto, the Tate Gallery verso, and the Brenda G. Warr drawing, all of c.1785; the more richly worked, finished drawing in San Francisco, and the first state of the engraving, of 1793 or thereabouts; the second, drastically reworked state of the print, dating from well into the nineteenth century, either c.1801\u20139 or from the 1820s.\nOn the verso, besides the drawing of Job's wife, there are a number of rapid pencil sketches, drawn with the paper held in different positions. To the right of Job's wife is what seems to be a sketch for the lower part of the foremost friend. Blake then used the paper to develop other themes. There is a small complete sketch of a figure with lyre and staff seated in a landscape, possibly Orpheus or Apollo, although no finished work of this subject is recorded. Various poses for this seated figure were tried out in four other sketches; two further sketches of this figure appear with other sketches on a drawing now in the collection of Edwin Wolf 2nd (Butlin no.81, pl.81). Possibly related to this theme is the minute composition sketch of a figure apparently standing before a screen of columns or trees. Finally there are two sketches of profiles and two more of eyes seen full-face.\nThe early history of the three drawings relating to the engraving of Job is confused, particularly as two drawings of this subject were bought by F.T. Palgrave at Sotheby's in 1862, and as all three are of much the same size, but the provenance given above seems to be the most probable one. The drawing sold anonymously in 1904 was described as \u2018Job, his Wife and Three Friends. \u201cWhat is a man that thou shouldest try him every moment?\u201d Drawing, 17 1/2 in. \u00d712 in. This important drawing was formerly in the collection of Mr. Palgrave. It is fully described in Gilchrist's Life, 1863, vol.I, p.137 [the reference here is in fact to the engraving], and vol.II, p.240. On the back are several of Blake's designs in pencil.\u2019 This sounds like the Tate Gallery's drawing. William Rossetti's listing in Gilchrist's Life of 1863, II, p.240 list 2 no.6, of a work from Palgrave's collection in fact sounds more like the Brenda G. Warr drawing in that Rossetti describes it as being \u2018In outline; rather empty in manner\u2019; he does not mention any drawings on the back, though there is in fact a sketch for \u2018The Bard\u2019, presumably related to the lost R.A. exhibit of 1785 (see N03551). 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        "raw_content": "Miley Cyrus Claims She's Just Playing a Character\nDon't confuse the tongue-wagging, awkward twerkingMiley Cyrusof pop culture confused with the real person, Cyrus tells theNew York Timesin a new interview.\n\"I went from people just thinking I was, like, a baby to people thinking I'm this, like, sex freak ...\nDon't confuse the tongue-wagging, awkward twerking Miley Cyrus of pop culture confused with the real person, Cyrus tells the New York Times in a new interview.\n\"I went from people just thinking I was, like, a baby to people thinking I'm this, like, sex freak that really just pops molly and does lines all day. It's like, 'Has anyone ever heard of rock 'n' roll?'\" she said. \"There's a sex scene in pretty much every single movie, and they go, 'Well, that's a character.' Well, that's a character. I don't really dress as a teddy bear and, like, twerk on Robin Thicke, you know?\"\nPoll: Who don't you want to see in 2013?\nIn addition to Cyrus' defense of her public image, the singer also touches upon the problematic racial connotations of her work, Joe Jonas and why she doesn't have many celebrity friends.\nCheck out the five highlights below.\n1. She doesn't understand why people call her racist: \"It's actually really funny how many people could watch my performance, and they think it was, like, sexist and degrading to women, and somehow people found that it was racist, which I couldn't even wrap my mind around. Because I'm like: 'How do I win? If I have white dancers, then I'm racist. If I have black girl dancers, then I'm racist.' We know we're not racist, and I know I'm not putting down women. People got a rise out of me saying that I was a feminist, but I am. I'm telling women be whoever you want to be.\"\n2. She dreams of a post-racial future: \"I really thought about it a lot when Nelson Mandela passed away, because I couldn't even imagine living this life and seeing how much it's changed. So, you know, I look forward to when I'm older, my kids being like, 'What do you mean people ever even talked about what color your dancers were?'\" Cyrus mused.\n3. How her image gets in the way of celebrity friendships: \"I don't have a bunch of celeb friends, because I feel like some of them are a little scared of the association,\" Cyrus said. \"This is terrible. I was backstage with [the rising pop star] Ariana Grande. I'm like, 'Walk out with me right now and get this picture, and this will be the best thing that happens to you, because just you associating with me makes you a little less sweet.'\"\n2013's best episodes\n4. Her reaction to Joe Jonas saying she pressured him into smoking pot: \"If you want to smoke weed, you're going to smoke weed. There's nothing that two little girls are going to get you to do that you don't want to do. I thought maybe he was saying that like it was going to make him look bada--,\" she said.\n5. On not wanting to be a role model for young girls: \"Right now, me doing any kind of cover for anything that's like, a Seventeen or Teen Vogue or whatever, the way that I talk isn't the way that people that are 17 really understand,\" Cyrus said. \"There was a thing that Kurt Cobainsaid, something like, 'There's a special place in hell for people that glamorize drugs,' and I never want to be that person that's, like, talking to 16- and 17-year-olds and being like, 'Smoke weed.'\"\nView original Miley Cyrus Claims She's Just Playing a Character at TVGuide.com\nOther Links From TVGuide.com Kurt CobainMiley CyrusRobin ThickeJoe JonasAriana Grande",
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        "raw_content": "The Conservatives plan to flood local politics with thousands of taxpayer funded radical activists\nThis morning David Cameron announced a new Conservative plan to fund 5,000 \"community organisers\". Those organisers would be given a rather vague mandate to \"identify local community leaders, bring communities together, help people start their own neighbourhood groups, and give communities the help they need to take control and tackle their problems.\" There is clearly a huge risk that the organisers could use their position to take up political causes and push those that fitted with their own views.\nWe don't know how these community organisers are going to be chosen. But there are some clues in the Conservatives' full report - \"Building a Big Society\". They say that the organisers will be trained at \"National Centres for Community Organising\" and the training will be provided by \"independent third parties, such as London Citizens / Citizens UK, who have proven track records in training community organisers and activists.\" That means that the organisers will either be self-selecting - those who turn up to courses run by groups like London Citizens - or they will actually be chosen by that organisation or others created in its image.\nThat is very bad news. London Citizens are a radical left-wing group. They organise campaigns for controversial objectives such as an amnesty for illegal immigrants. The idea that such an organisation should receive new government funding to train activists is incredible. Why should someone who doesn't want an amnesty for illegal immigrants, or a big rise in the minimum wage in London, or more hassling about recycling, pay to train organisers so they can campaign for those objectives?\nToday has also seen the launch of \"quality of life scorecards\" from the Department for Communities and Local Government, which aim to \"challenge the notion that Britain is broken\". Various government agencies already collect statistics on things like crime rates, material deprivation, divorce and teen pregnancy and a million other variables that could help someone judge if Britain is \"broken\". It isn't the business of the Department to involve itself in that debate. So sadly the Government and the Conservatives are both pushing taxpayer-funded politics on the same day.\nWe set out a number of reasons why taxpayers shouldn't be funding lobbying and political campaigns in our report last year:\nIt distorts decision making in favour of the interests and ideological preoccupations of a narrow political elite.\nIt slows adjustments in the direction of policy in reaction to new evidence or circumstances.\nIt increases political apathy among the public.\nTaxpayers are forced to fund views they may seriously disagree with.\nPoliticians and officials shouldn't be abusing their access to taxpayers' pocketbooks in order to promote their political views. The plan the Conservatives announced today is extremely bad news. If they want to encourage local charities, it would be far better to reduce the burden of taxes and regulations and get the bureaucracy out of their way.",
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        "raw_content": "Home \u00bb A-Z of Sport & Physical Activity \u00bb Walking Netball\nWhat is Walking Netball?\nWalking Netball is a slower version of the game; it is netball, but at a walking pace.\nWalking Netball has evolved from a growing demand for walking sports. Often, one of netball's strengths is that people never forget playing the sport and the memories as well as the love for the game never leave. The game has been designed so that anyone can play it regardless of age or fitness level. From those who have dropped out of the sport they love due to serious injury, to those who believed they had hung up their netball trainers many years ago, it really is for everyone.",
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        "raw_content": "MUNICH. tiramizoo.com is the first platform of its kind in the world that customers can use to book bike and car courier services online and monitor deliveries in real-time via GPS. The independent delivery persons receive their orders via the website and handle the processing of orders using an app on their smartphones. Telef\u00f3nica Germany developed a special tariff for this, which serves as the basis for the revolutionary business idea of this start-up company.\n\"The courier market is highly competitive\", explained Michael L\u00f6hr, founder of tiramizoo. \"We therefore needed a fair and affordable tariff for mobile Internet and telephone calls, which is geared towards the needs of our partners.\" After holding a number of talks, the Munich-based company chose Telef\u00f3nica Germany, whose small business specialists were able to develop an individual solution in just a few days. The customer reference also refers to this: http://referenzen.o2business.de/tiramizoo/. Three O2 business customer tariffs with data flat rates of up to 7.2 Mbit/s form the basis of this solution, but all couriers receive special conditions: All they need to do when registering with tiramizoo.com is submit a copy of their trade licence, they will then receive a discount voucher that can be redeemed in any of the around 1,000 O2 shops in Germany. With this special solution for tiramizoo.com, couriers can switch tariffs at any time without incurring any additional costs , the connection fee is also waived. \"With our comprehensive services, we are underlining the importance of the self-employed, freelancers and small companies for our corporate strategy\", explained Johannes Pruchnow, Managing Director Business at Telef\u00f3nica Germany. \"Reliable availability, security, service quality and planable costs are just as important for start-ups like tiramizoo as they are for large corporations. We want to provide convincing quality and service from the very beginning, as only this can ensure successful long-term partnerships.\" In addition to the personal support and attractive rates, tiramizoo also benefits from special O2 services for freelancers: For example, all couriers receive a landline telephone number, via which they can be contacted anywhere in Germany, and they can also make use of a free 24-hour service hotline.\nJohannes Pruchnow also gave the young company a start-up package with 20 smartphones, which were immediately passed on to the couriers. \"Most of the city couriers registered with tiramizoo were using walkie-talkies previously - something that was reminiscent of the 80's\", explained Michael L\u00f6hr. \"Now they are right up-to-date, however, thanks to their smartphones and the modern O2 network.\" tiramizoo is not the first start-up to choose Telef\u00f3nica Germany. Over the past few years O2 has become known as a supporter of innovative business ideas. Telef\u00f3nica Germany is also currently sponsoring the business founder competition enable2start, which has been organised by the Financial Times Deutschland (FTD) and the Centre for Innovation and Start-ups at the Technical University Munich (UnternehmerTUM). In addition to prize money, each winner receives an O2 start-up package worth up to 5,000 euros. They can also present business ideas to the global Venture Capital Programme of Telef\u00f3nica S. A.\nTelef\u00f3nica Germany GmbH & Co. OHG and its brands O2 and Alice belong to Telef\u00f3nica Europe and are part of the Spanish telecommunication group Telef\u00f3nica S.A. The Company offers its German private and business customers postpaid and prepaid mobile telecom products as well as innovative mobile data services based on the GPRS and UMTS technologies. In addition, the integrated communications provider also offers DSL fixed network telephony and high-speed internet. \"Kundenmonitor Deutschland 2011\" honoured Telef\u00f3nica Germany as the network operator with the most satisfied mobile phone customers in the German market for the fifth time in a row. Telef\u00f3nica Europe has more than 57 million mobile and fixed network customers in Great Britain, Ireland, the Czech Republic, Slovakia and Germany.",
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        "title": "Oxford's Barton Center buys Camp Joslin - News - telegram.com - Worcester, MA",
        "raw_content": "Oxford's Barton Center buys Camp Joslin\nThe Barton Center for Diabetes Education Inc. has purchased Camp Joslin in Charlton. The Barton Center and The Joslin Diabetes Center announced the sale today.\nCamp Joslin is a camp for boys and young men with Type 1diabetes. The Barton Center, which operates the nearby Clara Barton Camp in Oxford for girls and young women with Type 1 diabetes will conduct a capital campaign to pay for improvements to Camp Joslin. Most of the money for the purchase came through an unrestricted grant from The Leona M. and Harry B. Helmsley Charitable Trust.\n\u201cThis is a unique opportunity to integrate our educational programs and bring value to both camps and the children they serve,\u201d said David P. Kowal, Chairman of the Barton Center. \u201cWe will immediately begin raising funds to improve the infrastructure and educational programs at Camp Joslin and Clara Barton Camp.\u201d\nThe Helmsley Charitable Trust, through its Type 1 Diabetes Program, provided a $1.5 million grant toward the purchase of Camp Joslin. In addition, the Helmsley Charitable Trust has provided the Barton Center with a $291,210 grant as part of its 2010 pilot grant initiative to provide camperships targeting low-income youth to attend its summer and day camps.\n\u201cThe Helmsley Charitable Trust is deeply committed to providing funding for Type 1 diabetes research, but we also never forget that there are people who need help living with this disease right now,\u201d said Dana Ball, Program Director of the Helmsley Type 1 Diabetes Program. \u201cOur visits to the Clara Barton Camp and Camp Joslin have made apparent the incredible experience these camps provide for children living with diabetes. We are happy to provide this grant to support these programs that so clearly improve the quality of life of those affected by Type 1 diabetes.\u201d\nCamp Joslin's programs include a summer resident camp serving about 400 boys with insulin-dependent diabetes each year, in addition to co-ed wilderness programs and other co-ed programs in the winter and spring. The Barton Center's year-round camp, retreat and conference center serves 2,000 children and their families annually. Barton's programs include the Clara Barton summer resident camp for girls, co-ed day camps, co-ed adventure camps, family camp and numerous co-ed and family programs in the fall, winter and spring.\nBoth camps have a long heritage of camping and outdoor activities, combined with diabetes education and support for children with diabetes. Camp Joslin and The Barton Center are accredited and consistently meet or exceed the strict standards of quality set forth by the American Camp Association and other licensing and accreditation organizations.\n\u201cFor almost 70 years, Camp Joslin has provided a highly rewarding experience for children with diabetes, who leave camp with memories of fun times with new friends and with a better understanding of diabetes,\u201d said Kenneth Quickel, Jr., MD, Joslin president and CEO. \u201cThe Barton Center has done a superb job running Camp Joslin for the past two years and we are confident that, under Barton's ownership, the camp will become even more successful in the coming years.\u201d\nThe Barton Center has managed Camp Joslin since 2008.",
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        "raw_content": "Mood pessimistic on Syria peace plans\nA conference called by special envoy Kofi Annan to end the Syria crisis appeared on the brink of failure as it opened Saturday, with the U.S. and Russia still divided over a role for President Bashar Assad in a transition government.\nWithout agreement among the major powers on how to form a transitional government for the country, Assad's regime \u2014 Iran's closest ally \u2014 would be emboldened to try to remain in power indefinitely, and that would also complicate the U.S. aim of halting Iran's nuclear goals.\nAt talks Friday night, top U.S. and Russian diplomats remained deadlocked over the negotiating text to agree on guidelines and principles for \"a Syria-led transition.\"\nBritish Foreign Secretary William Hague urged Russia and China, which is following the Russian lead, to join Western nations in speaking with one voice on Syria, though he acknowledged that will be a stiff challenge.\n\"We haven't reached agreement in advance with Russia and China \u2014 that remains very difficult. I don't know if it will be possible to do so. In the interest of saving thousands of lives of our international responsibilities, we will try to do so,\" Hague told reporters. \"It's been always been our view, of course, that a stable future for Syria, a real political process, means Assad leaving power.\"\nHe tweeted that \"President Assad and his closest associates cannot credibly lead the process of transition in Syria.\nThe negotiating text for the multinational conference calls for establishing a transitional government of national unity, with full executive powers, that could include members of Assad's government and the opposition and other groups. It would oversee the drafting of a new constitution and elections.\nBut the text that would serve as the framework for Annan's peace efforts also would \"exclude from government those whose continued presence and participation would undermine the credibility of the transition and jeopardize stability and reconciliation.\"\n\"Ultimately, we want to stop the bloodshed in Syria. If that comes through political dialogue, we are willing to do that,\" said Khalid Saleh, a spokesman for the Syrian National Council, a coalition of Syrian opposition groups based in Istanbul, Turkey. \"We are not willing to negotiate (with) Mr. Assad and those who have murdered Syrians. We are not going to negotiate unless they leave Syria.\"\nClinton said Thursday in Riga, Latvia, that all participants in the Geneva meeting, including Russia, were on board with the transition plan. She told reporters that the invitations made clear that representatives \"were coming on the basis of (Annan's) transition plan.\"\nThe United Nations says violence in the country has worsened since a cease-fire deal in April, and the bloodshed appears to be taking on dangerous sectarian overtones, with growing numbers of Syrians targeted on account of their religion. The increasing militarization of both sides in the conflict has Syria heading toward civil war.",
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        "raw_content": "Greece's Yanis Varoufakis prepares for economic siege as companies issue private currencies\nGreek finance minister says the country has a six-month stock of oil and four months of pharmaceuticals\nA demonstrator wears 'No' stickers during a rally in Syntagma Square in Athens on Friday Photo: Reuters\nBy Ambrose Evans-Pritchard, in Athens\nGreece has stockpiled enough reserves of fuel and pharmaceutical supplies to withstand a long siege, and has set aside emergency funding to cover all the country's vitally-needed food imports.\nYanis Varoufakis, the Greek finance minister, said the left-Wing Syriza government is still working on the assumption that Europe's creditor powers will return to the negotiating table if the Greek people don't agree to their austerity demands in a referendum on Sunday, but it stands ready to fight unless it secures major debt relief.\n\u2022 Time for Europe to face reality: Greece needs mass debt relief now\n\"Luckily we have six months stocks of oil and four months stocks of pharmaceuticals,\" he told The Telegraph.\nMr Varoufakis said a special five-man committee from the Greek treasury, the Bank of Greece, the trade unions and the private banks is working feverishly in a \"war room\" near his office allocating precious reserves for top priorities.\nFood has been exempted from an import freeze since capital controls were introduced last weekend. Grains, meats, dairy products, and other foodstuffs should be able to enter the country freely, averting a potential disaster as the full tourist season kicks off.\nThe cash reserves of the banks are dwindling fast as citizens pull the maximum \u20ac60 a day allowed under the emergency directive - already \u20ac50 at many banks. \"We can last through to the weekend and probably to Monday,\" Mr Varoufakis said.\nDespite assurances, the crisis is likely to escalate fast if there is no resolution early next week. Businesses in Thessaloniki and other parts of the country are already creating parallel private currencies to keep trade alive and alleviate an acute shortage of liquidity.\nVasilis Papadopoulos, owner of the Maxi paper mill in Katerini, said the situation was becoming desperate for his industry. \"I have enough raw materials to last until July 14. If I don't get any more pulp, I will have to close the factory. It is a simple as that. I have 183 employees and I will have to start laying them off,\" he said.\nMr Papadopoulis, who manufactures paper towels, napkins, and toilet paper - partially for export - said a consignment of 3,000 tonnes of pulp from Finland was stranded in the port of Salonica. \"I can't pay the suppliers because the bank is blocked, so they won't release it,\" he said.\nHis firm has reached an accord with regional supermarkets to accept coupons or private scrip money in lieu of payment as soon as next week. His workers will then be able to use this paper as a parallel currency at the supermarket to buy goods.\nIn the meantime, people are trying to offload their bank holdings as fast as possible. (Electronic bank transfers within the country are still allowed). \"Everybody is afraid of a haircut. Our clients are trying to pay us as much as possible, and transfer their problems to us. We, in turn, are paying everything in advance: taxes, gas, anything we can.\"\n\"It is like musical chairs because nobody wants to be the last one left standing with money in their account when the music stops. Before all this happened we were about to invest \u20ac5m to build new warehouses and buy a new cutting machine from Italy. It is totally suspended,\" he said.\nThe Greek crisis is likely to come to a head one way or another soon after the referendum. The European Central Bank is expected to restore emergency liquidity for the Greek banking system almost immediately if there is a \"yes\", an outcome likely to trigger the downfall of the Syriza government and the creation of a national unity administration.\nThe ECB has given strong hints that it will tighten the tourniquet yet further if there is a \"no\" vote - probably by raising collateral requirement - pushing Greek banks that it also regulates towards the abyss. This is a legal minefield since the ECB has a treaty duty to uphold financial stability. Syriza has said it will consider legal action at the European Court of Justice if this occurs.\nMr Varoufakis warned that the EU institutions are courting trouble if they respond to a democratic vote by the Greek people in such a way. \"I find it hard to believe that Europe will continue to insist on an impasse because their own money will go up in smoke,\" he said. The eurozone has well over \u20ac300bn of exposure in one form or another.\nApart from normal bail-out loans, the ECB itself has \u20ac27bn of Greek bonds and has extended roughly \u20ac120bn in liquidity support through ELA funding for the banks and Target2 payments support. \"They are very vulnerable. Target2 becomes a real loss if a country leaves the euro,\" he said.\nAlexis Tsipras, the Greek prime minister, called on the nation to reject the creditors' demands in a televised address on Friday, insisting that a \"no\" vote does not mean ejection from the euro. \"I urge you to say no to ultimatums, blackmail and fear,\" he said.\nMr Tsipras said a debt sustainability study released by the International Monetary Fund on Thursday was a \"great vindication\" of the core argument made by Syriza over the past five months that the country needs drastic debt relief.\nA man raises an 'OXI' (No) sign as Greek demonstrate outside the parliament\nThe report said Greece's debt would still be 150pc of GDP in 2020 even if all goes well, far higher than the earlier Troika estimate of 124pc. While the IMF text has plenty of criticism for the Greek side, it clearly makes it much harder for EU leaders to continue blocking debt relief.\nFor now, Syriza and EMU creditors remain poles apart. Mr Tsipras is sticking to his campaign line that a \"no\" vote would simply be a stage in the negotiating process, while the European side is stepping up warnings that would mean Grexit and an economic cataclysm.\nJean-Claude Juncker, the European Commission's chief, said the negotiations have expired and that Greece is on its own. \"The Greek position will be dramatically weakened by a No vote,\u201d he said.\nMr Varoufakis dismissed this as pre-vote bluster. Behind the scenes, there are signs that Europe's leaders are preparing a fall-back position if Greece votes no. \"Unofficially, we are getting very interesting proposals, through by-ways and back-alleys,\" he said.\nIf there is a \"no\", Syriza will agree to reforms - never really in dispute - and to austerity provided that there is a big enough debt restructuring to restore the economy to long-term viability. \"It will have to be a legal contract,\" he said, adding that the Greeks have already been burned once by pledges of debt relief in late 2012 that came to nothing.\nThe Greek proposal is a debt-swap involving no new money. It simply switches high-interest bonds held by the ECB for low-interest bail-out bonds (EFSF), along with other steps to stretch out debt maturities from 20 to 40 years.\nThe latest polls show that the referendum is too close to call. \"I am amazed that the 'no' side is still doing so well since we have done no campaigning and there have been no rallies. 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        "raw_content": "UK Tourism facts and figures\nTourism was worth \u00a3115.4bn to the UK economy in 2009 \u2013 equivalent to 8.9 per cent of UK Gross Domestic Product. The launch of VisitBritain's new campaign hopes to build on that success in 2012 when Britain will play host to the Queen's Diamond Jubilee and the London Olympics. Here are some fact and figures about UK tourism.\nThe British Museum is the most popular tourist attraction for overseas visitors Photo: PA\n1. The number of jobs supported by tourism is set to increase by 250,000 between 2010 and 2020, from 2.645 million to 2.899 million. One in twelve jobs in the UK is currently either directly or indirectly supported by tourism.\n2. Tourism is the UK\u2019s third highest export earner behind chemicals and financial services, with tourists spending more than \u00a316bn annually and contributing over \u00a33bn to the Exchequer.\n3. Britain's tourism \"brand\" ranked 5th in the world with experts praising our rich, historic buildings and monuments while recognising the country's vibrant city life.\n4. In 2010 the most number of overseas visitors to Britain came from France, Germany and the USA, accounting for one in three tourists.\n5. The British Museum was the most popular attraction in the UK in 2010 welcoming 5.8 million people through it's doors.\nStars front \u00a3100m British tourism campaign\n'Unprecedented opportunity' to showcase Britain\nJudi Dench's visit Britain ad\n6. The Royal family generate close to \u00a3500 million every year for British tourism with The Tower of London, Windsor Castle and Buckingham Palace the most popular Royal destinations.\n7. In 2010, 29.627 million people visited Britain, spending an average of \u00a3563 per person and staying for seven days.\n8. In 2010 more than 70 per cent of inbound visitors reached the UK by air.\n9. London remains the key attraction for overseas visitors with more than 14.6 million spending time in the capital last year and spending over \u00a38.6 billion.\n10. Outside of London, Edinburgh Castle is the most popular tourist destination for overseas visitors attracting more than 1.2 million each year.\nDev Patel entreats tourists to visit Britain\nWildlife treasures of Lundy Island\nIsle of Harris plans to become national park\nCurbs on Antarctic tourism",
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        "raw_content": "Family and Protective Services Commissioner to Retire in May\nTexas Department of Family and Protective Services Commissioner John Specia announced Friday he would retire from the agency on May 31.\nby Edgar Walters March 4, 2016 5 PM\nDept. of Family and Protective Services Commissioner Judge John Specia at the Senate HHS hearing on Feb. 20, 2014. Bob Daemmrich\n\"Judge Specia is a dynamic leader and has proven himself a true public servant for three decades,\" Chris Traylor, the executive commissioner of the Texas Health and Human Services Commission, said in a prepared statement. \"His career will always be defined by his commitment to children, preventing child abuse and making Texas a safer place.\"\nSpecia, who has led the agency since late 2012, is a former family law judge and attorney who worked in cases related to foster care and Child Protective Services. His resume includes accolades from children's advocates, including being named judge of the year in 1998 by the Texas Court Appointed Special Advocates.\nThe announcement comes as the agency is under heightened scrutiny. Texas is fighting child welfare advocates in federal appeals court after a district court judge found the state's foster care system had violated children's civil rights. Last year, Gov. Greg Abbott wrote a letter to Specia telling the agency to step up enforcement in order to prevent child deaths.\n\"It has been an honor every day working with the dedicated public servants at DFPS,\" Specia said in a prepared statement. \"I never cease to be amazed at the way our team fights for our kids and vulnerable adults, no matter the circumstances.\"\nStephanie Rubin, the chief executive of advocacy group Texans Care for Children, called Specia a \"workhorse\" who fought tirelessly for Texas kids.\n\"He's had a very difficult job, in large part because the Legislature has not provided DFPS with the funding it really takes to protect kids, keep families safely together, and ensure foster care is a place for stability and healing,\" Rubin said in a prepared statement.\nThe Department of Family and Protective Services oversees the regulation of day care, foster care and Child Protective Services, and is responsible for protecting children, the elderly and people with disabilities from abuse, neglect and exploitation.",
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        "raw_content": "Thursday, September 12: 1:00 \u2013 4:00 pm\nBICYCLE CASE AND OVERSIZE LUGGAGE STORAGE:\nIf you have large boxes that you need to store during the race, you may bring them to RACER CHECK-IN for storage at the host hotel. They may be retrieved at any time after the first finishers begin to cross the finish line on Saturday.\nRACER CHECK-IN:\nLocation: Salon A at the Hilton Garden Inn, 9920 Double R Blvd, Reno, NV 89521.\nTHIS MUST BE COMPLETED BY 400PM, OR THE ASSOCIATED RACER(S) WILL NOT BE ALLOWED TO COMPETE.\nVEHICLE and BICYCLE INSPECTION:\nLocation: Parking lot at the Hilton Garden Inn, 9920 Double R Blvd, Reno, NV 89521.\nPlan on arriving with all your vehicle signage, lights, triangle, and other safety equipment in place and ready to use. All support vehicles must be checked for maximum width, as well as totem signage, caution signs, triangles, roof lights, and comprehensive first aid kits. Also, plan on showing that all bicycles are safe and race-ready and are equipped, or quickly equipable, with excellent front and rear lights and lots and lots of reflective materials facing in all directions. THIS MUST BE COMPLETED BY 400PM, OR THE ASSOCIATED RACER(S) WILL NOT BE ALLOWED TO COMPETE.\nPRE-RACE MEETING:\nLocation: The Grove, 95 Foothill Rd, Reno, NV 89511.\nSolo entrants must be represented by the racer and at least one crew. 2X Team entrants must be represented by at least one racer and one crew. 4X Team entrants must be represented by at least two racers and one crew or 3 racers. ALL crew members and ALL racers are strongly encouraged, and expected, to attend.\nFriday, September 13: 5:00 am\nSOLO AND RANDONNEUR START TIME:\nLocation: The race will begin at the front of the Hilton Garden Inn, near the starting arch near the driveway entrance.\nAll riders must be present at the start no later than twenty minutes prior to their start time for pre-race instructions and photos. Front and Rear bicycle lights are required for 5:00 AM starters.\nRELAY START TIME:\nAll riders must be present at the start no later than twenty minutes prior to their start time for pre-race instructions and photos. Bicycle lights are not required as sunrise is at 6:43AM.\nSunday, September 15: 5:00 am\nFINISH TIMES:\nLocation: The race will finish at the front of the Hilton Garden Inn, near the starting arch near the driveway entrance.\nBarring any unforeseen serious circumstances, the event is officially finishes for solo and team entrants at 5:00AM on Sunday, and randonneur entrants at 6:00AM on Sunday.\nSunday, September 15: 7:00 am \u2013 9:00 AM\nPOST-RACE BREAKFAST FOR RACERS AND CREWS:\nLocation: The breakfast is at the Hilton Garden Inn (only feet from the finish line) and is included in registration for racers.\nCrew/family/fiends/fans can opt to buy-in to the breakfast (breakfast voucher purchasing link to come). It's a hotel provided hot and cold breakfast buffet. Plenty to choose from, and a nice way to wrap-up the event, tell tales from the road, and connect with other racers and crew to close out The 508. Awards at 7:45am.",
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        "raw_content": "What Good Is a Library Full of Dead Plants?\nHow 19th century scientists anticipated the data revolution\nPlant specimens sit arrayed on a table at the University and Jepson Herbaria.Robinson Meyer / The Atlantic\nBERKELEY, Calif.\u2014It is (there is no better way to put this) a dead-plant library.\nNot a library of books about dead plants\u2014though there are books here, and photos and oil paintings\u2014but of plants themselves. They lie in wait on big, stiff sheets of yellowed paper, wrapped gingerly in envelopes and stacked on top of each other, before being inserted into dozens and dozens of cabinets. This is the fifth-largest dead-plant archive in the country, and you can turn a corner and see yards and yards of these cabinets. It is a menagerie of dead plants.\nThis is a herbarium. There is a network of them stretched across the country: one in St. Louis and one in New York, one in Chicago and one in Fort Worth. Each holds more than a million dead plants. This, the University and Jepson Herbaria at the University of California, Berkeley, contains more than 2.3 million specimens.\nHerbaria are physical spaces\u2014but they are also, increasingly, digital resources. For the past half-decade, the National Science Foundation has helped fund the processing of turning these dead-plants\u2014many of which come with a species title, a collection data, and a geotag\u2014into a database. Now, researchers at Princeton University and elsewhere have figured out how to use this database to reveal how climate change is mangling California\u2014and the world\u2019s\u2014ecosystems.\nAs my colleague Ed Yong has detailed, biologists have lately taken a renewed interest in natural-history museums. Their collections contain a physical record of a biodiversity now greatly denuded. Some of the most important classification and genetic-identification work is happening, not with new specimens harvested from the field, but with century-old ones called up from collections.\n\u201cThere\u2019s a tendency to see research on collections as inherently old-fashioned\u2014a misconception of dustiness, or looking towards the past,\u201d Kris Helgen, the head curator for mammals at the Smithsonian Museum of Natural History, told him. \u201cBut it\u2019s inherently forward-looking.\u201d\nA similar process is now happening with herbaria. \u201cPeople will look in 100 years and say isn\u2019t it crazy that they didn\u2019t know all the species that were in here,\u201d Brent Mishler, the director of the Berkeley herbaria, says. \u201cThis [herbarium] only gets more valuable.\u201d\nThe California herbarium, when it was located in a private house in Berkeley (Robinson Meyer / The Atlantic)\nThe standard herbarium specimen consists of a dried plant, pasted to a board. It also contains information on when it was collected, who collected it, where it was, and often a reference to a page of a field book. These field book entries\u2014which the NSF has also been digitizing\u2014often detail what the plant was near and how it was growing.\nThe geographical information has become one of the most important parts of the database. Recent research has focused on a database constructed from 35 herbaria across California. It is the most complete database of plant biodiversity for any place in the country.\n\u201cThere\u2019s a lot you can tell about the history of science by looking at this data,\u201d Jon Christensen, a history professor at the University of California, Los Angeles, said of the archive. \u201cYou can see the path [a particular botanist] took around a particular mountain collecting specimens on a particular day.\u201d\nThere\u2019s only one problem: That kind of human story is useless to science.\n\u201cAll of the stuff which is of interest to a historian like me is bias,\u201d said Christensen, pausing dramatically. That\u2019s especially true \u201cwhen you\u2019re looking for the signal that actually the plants themselves are giving off about their habits and their range,\u201d he said.\nThousands of cabinets like this one hold the Herbaria\u2019s more than 2 million specimens. (Robinson Meyer / The Atlantic)\nLast month, a team of researchers that included Christensen figured out how to peel away that bias. Adam Wolf, a statistician at Princeton, normalized the data in such a way that it stripped away all the noise of collection: the bio-blitzes, the well-documented townships, the individual botanists traveling a certain path 150 years hence.\nWhat that study found was disconcerting. Many plants are moving north or uphill in response to a warmed climate, the study found. But native plants (those that are found elsewhere in the American West) are responding to global warming much faster than endemic plants, which are found only in certain parts of California.\nWorse still, invasive plants are moving around most of all. While this raises the specter that invasive plants could be most effective in a climate-altered world, it may also mean that invasive plants are just generally conducive to moving around. \u201cThese are species on the move already\u2014in a sense they have not settled down. They are still adapting, they are still finding their niche and their range,\u201d said Christensen.\nThe results made sense to Mishler, familiar both with working in the field and with the University and Jepson\u2019s collection. \u201cI always tell people, the flora of California is best understood inside these walls. What\u2019s outside is a shadow now of what used to be,\u201d he told me. \u201cThere are as many weeds as native plants now.\u201d\nThe herbarium is one of the oldest types of scientific institutions. 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        "raw_content": "Great exhaust note\nUncompromising handling\nOne-of-a-kind car\nEverything is sacrificed for looks\nNot practical in any definition of the word\nTwitchy handling for beginners\nSexy, light, and balanced, the 2018 Alfa Romeo 4C is at home when pushed hard. It sure isn\u2019t practical or comfortable for everyday driving.\nWe rate the mid-engine 4C a 5.8 overall. We give it high marks for handling, driver feedback, and power. We subtract points for its tiny cabin, rough ride, lack of amenities, and cut-rate materials. (Read more about how we rate cars.)\nFor 2018, the 4C offers a front fascia with carbon-fiber vents and yellow stitching for the black leather seat option.\nThe Alfa Romeo 4C is best bought as a specialty car that is used for fun. It looks special, with its low, menacing stance, scoops, and curves. Lines flow from the triangular grille up front, and pronounced rear haunches give the look of a predator ready to pounce.\nThe 4C comes alive on a twisty road or racetrack. The turbo-4 puts out 237 horsepower and sends it to the rear wheels via a 6-speed dual-clutch transmission. The mid-engine layout gives it great balance and the light weight lends amazing agility. Add in great grip and the car is purpose-built for a racetrack.\nThe manual steering that is so great at speed, however, is tough to deal with at lower speeds. Team that with cramped seats and a harsh ride and this car is a pain to drive on a regular basis.\nGet inside and the 4C has very little to offer. The materials are low-end, it has few amenities, and the radio looks like it came from the Best Buy clearance bin a decade ago or more.\nNot surprisingly, the 4C also lacks any of today\u2019s active safety features. Don\u2019t expect it to ever be crash tested.\nFuel economy, however, is pretty good for a sporty car at 28 mpg combined.\nLow slung, sleek, and stunning on the outside, but simple on the inside, the 2018 Alfa Romeo 4C is one of the most striking cars on the road today.\nThe Alfa Romeo 4C is among the best-looking cars on the market. It sits low, with a menacing look. It\u2019s festooned with scoops, curves, and a trianglular grille with a corresponding overbite. It looks sleek, sexy, and exotic rolling down the road, and we rate it a 7 for styling, though that would be higher if its minimalist cabin had more design flair. (Read more about how we rate cars.)\nAlfa Romeo says the 4C\u2019s design was inspired by the 33 Stradale of the 1960s and other race cars of that era, but we see some Ferrari Dino in the mix. Of course, all of these are positive influences.\nThe 4C presents as a scaled-down supercar. The nose comes to a point at the triangular grille, and those lines flow back into the hood. The front end also features pronounced air inlets and dark oblong headlights. The body sides are replete with scoops, cat-eye side glass, and flowing lines that kick up at the rear wheels into the haunches of a predator stalking its prey. At the rear, the car has round taillights and a spoiler.\nThe profile of the coupe flows more naturally than the Spider\u2019s, but both are appealing. The coupe has a transparent engine cover, much like a Ferrari, while the 4C Spider features a targa bar, a lower rear deck, and a fabric top that can be removed and stored in a bag in the trunk. Removing and installing the top takes a few minutes.\nThe 4C\u2019s cramped cabin has very little design aesthetic, but it does feature a flat-bottom steering wheel, red accents (plus new yellow stitching for 2018), and some exposed carbon-fiber surfaces. The hard, low-grade plastics are textured to appear like road surfaces. The gauges are digital, and they change color based on the mode chosen via the DNA switch: red for Dynamic, gray for Natural and blue for All-weather.\nThe 4C is at its best when driven hard on a track or twisty road, and it rewards drivers with more feedback than any car on the market.\nThe 2018 Alfa Romeo 4C is about one thing: performance. If you're not driving it hard you probably aren\u2019t having a good time. It takes a back-to-basics approach to performance that provides a lot of feel, but also requires a lot of effort. It\u2019s very agile, but rides hard and makes a lot of noise.\nWe rate it an 8 for performance. We add points for its quickness, agility, track performance, and braking, but subtract a point for ride. (Read more about how we rate cars.)\nThe Alfa Romeo 4C excels in terms of handling, steering, and braking, and that\u2019s enabled by its weight and balance due to its mid-engine layout. Built around a carbon-fiber tub, the 2018 Alfa Romeo 4C weighs in at just 2,465 pounds, making it 500 pounds lighter than the Porsche 718 Boxster, 830 pounds trimmer than the Chevrolet Corvette, and 900 pounds lighter than the Jaguar F-Type.\nAdding lightness is the 1.7-liter turbo-4, which huffs out 237 horsepower and 258 pound-feet of torque. Without a muffler, it\u2019s a raucous engine that exhibits a bit of turbo lag, though it still propels this mini supercar from 0-60 mph in just 4.5 seconds. It feels even faster due to how low the 4C sits to the ground.\nThe 4C sends its power to the rear wheels through a 6-speed dual-clutch transmission. While we mourn the lack of a manual in a car with this much of an analog feel, the dual-clutch is great for track work, especially with the DNA selector in the Dynamic or Race modes that hold shifts longer and downshift quicker. Race mode turns off the stability control, but without that safety net we don\u2019t recommend it for use on the street or in the hands of an inexperienced driver.\nFrom the driver\u2019s seat, the 4C provides a lot a feel but it also requires a lot of effort. It has manual steering, so low-speed turns build arm strength, but at speed the feedback is unmatched. The floor-hinged pedals (just like a city bus, oddly enough) allow for a high degree of subtlety and control. Jump on the brakes, though, and the weight moves forward from the rear, which can make the car squirm and shimmy while slowing down. Coupe or Spider, it offers amazing agility, and we can\u2019t tell the difference between the body styles. They are, after all, based on the same carbon-fiber tub.\nThe suspension, largely made from aluminum, features double wishbones up front and MacPherson struts in the rear. The ride is stiff with the base suspension and the standard staggered 17- and 18-inch wheels, but a Track package adds even stiffer dampers and anti-roll bars, and buyers can opt for 18- and 19- inch wheels. With any choice, the 4C has a lot of grip to hunker down through corners. Just like other mid-engine cars, though, it\u2019s not wise to hit the brakes mid-turn unless you want to go for a spin.\nThose brakes are 12 inches in diameter up front with four-piston calipers and 11.5 inches in the rear with two-piston pinchers. They are vented and the fronts are Brembos. Thanks to the car\u2019s light weight, the 4C stops from 60 mph in less than 100 feet, Alfa claims. The stopping power is substantial, but the brake pedal feels hard and has little travel, making it harder to modulate than the other pedals.\nTight quarters, low-rent materials, and few creature comforts leave Alfa Romeo 4C drivers with no choice to concentrate on driving.\nGetting into the Alfa Romeo 4C is not easy and spending any amount of time inside it isn\u2019t either, unless you are driving hard on a twisty road. Otherwise, it\u2019s cramped, lacks storage and creature comforts, has questionable materials, and can fit only two. Some of these traits are appropriate for a sports car, but we give it a 3 for comfort and quality, nonetheless. (Read more about how we rate cars.)\nAlfa Romeo has a singular mindset with the 4C and it doesn\u2019t involve passenger comfort. The car is built around a carbon-fiber tub that demands wide door sills and leaves just enough room for two with little left over for creature comforts.\nThose sills and the 4C\u2019s low stance make getting in and out a chore, though if you do it 25 times you\u2019ll build core strength. Once inside, head room is good, but the seats will pinch the backside of all but the slimmest occupants. The air conditioner box interferes with passenger leg room, and there is little to no storage space; heck, there isn\u2019t even a glove box. The trunk has only 3.7 cubic feet of storage space, making it hard to take even a carry-on bag to the airport.\nInterior quality is low-end as well. The dash and door panels are low-grade plastic, unless you spend for the Interior Leather package, and then that plastic is covered with leather. Even then the mirror controls are low-rent and the radio looks like the one your college roommate put in his Grand Am back in the day.\nThe 2018 Alfa Romeo 4C skips today\u2019s active safety features and it hasn\u2019t been crash tested. Don\u2019t crash it.\nProduction of the Alfa Romeo 4C is very limited and likely will never be crash tested. Without crash-test scores, we can\u2019t give it a rating for safety. (Read more about how we rate cars.)\nThe 2018 Alfa Romeo 4C comes with dual front airbags, front side airbags, a driver\u2019s knee airbag, and hill-start assist. Rear park assist is the only safety option. No active safety features are available.\nThe 2018 Alfa Romeo 4C is short on equipment but it does offer some additional go-fast goodies to further enhance its mission.\nThe 2018 Alfa Romeo 4C is a back-to-basics sports car that isn\u2019t about creature comforts. It\u2019s sparsely equipped, with an old school radio, and a few options that make it a better track car. We give it a 4 for features, recognizing that it performs its main mission but offers few of the niceties today\u2019s buyers have come to expect. (Read more about how we rate cars.)\nThe 4C is offered as a coupe or Spider convertible with a lift-off top that stores in the tiny trunk. Both body styles are equipped essentially the same.\nStandard equipment consists of air conditioning, automatic-off headlights, cloth sport seats with four-way manual adjustments and a carbon-fiber structure, a leather-wrapped flat-bottom steering wheel, power windows and locks, a 7.0-inch digital instrument cluster with telemetry and a G meter, and staggered 17- and 18-inch alloy wheels on summer performance tires. For entertainment, the 4C has an Alpine AM/FM/CD radio with satellite and HD radio, a USB port, an auxiliary input jack, and a 12-volt power outlet.\nOptions start with a Convenience group that adds cruise control, an alarm, and rear park assist. A Carbon Fiber Interior package adds carbon fiber for the interior vents, instrument panel bezel and surround, and shift bezel. A Leather Interior package adds a leather-wrapped instrument panel and door panels, plus black (with red or new yellow accent stitching) or red leather seats and a leather storage bag.\nThose who want more performance can choose the Track package, which adds a racing suspension with unique front and rear sway bars, stiffer shocks, a flat-bottom steering wheel with a microfiber insert, a carbon-fiber rear spoiler, and carbon-fiber exterior mirrors. Also offered are staggered 18- and 19-inch wheels; xenon headlights; brake calipers painted red, black, silver, or yellow; an Akrapovic exhaust; and a premium Alpine audio system.\nAt 28 mpg combined, the 2018 Alfa Romeo 4C is more efficient than any non-electrified supercar and most sports cars.\nWith 4-cylinder power, the 2018 Alfa Romeo 4C is rather efficient for a sports car, and we rate it a 7 out of 10. 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        "raw_content": "Beliefs of the Eora Tribe\nJoshua Trente\nThe Eora was the name given to the aboriginal group that lived in the Sydney region of Australia. The people actually called themselves the Cadigal. When the British arrived in this region in 1788, they asked the Cadigal where they came from and their answer was \"Eora.\" This word meant \"here\" or \"from this place.\" The British adopted this term to name these people and it has been used ever since. The descendants of the Cadigal still call themselves Eora, and Central Sydney is now sometimes called Eora Country.\nThe first human inhabitants to arrive in Australia came around 40,000 to 70,000 years ago. There are two main theories on how they arrived. The first is that they crossed a land bridge that existed from New Guinea during the Ice Age, while the second theory espouses that they came by boat. Upon arrival in Australia, these people rapidly spread across the continent and eventually had a population of at least 315,000, broken up into many diverse communities and hundreds of languages. When the British arrived in the 1700s, the aborigines were decimated by disease and displacement.\nThe Aboriginal people of Australia have much in common with each other but they are not a distinct entity. There have distinctive methods of subsistence, practices and languages yet there are some broad sets of shared commonalities. Most Aborigines on the continent were hunter-gatherers or fishermen and were not agriculturalists. Their diet consisted of kangaroo, emu, wombats, snakes and other creatures, including insects. They also ate taro, nuts, fruits and berries. They were nomadic, although there were some semi-permanent residences established around places where the fishing was good.\nShinto in Ancient Japan\nWhy Was the Fertile Crescent a Major Means of Migration in Ancient Times?\nAbout the Iroquois\nAll Aboriginal cultures share a belief in the concept of Dreamtime, although these beliefs tend to vary among the various communities. Dreamtime stretches back to an early era in history when the creative ancestors came to Australia and created the land. Dreamtime is both simultaneously that early era and when a person dreams. This instills a reverence for the land and the ancestor spirits that created it. Many modern Aborigines, however, also have adopted Christianity and some Islam, as part of their world view.\nDreamtime World\nDuring the Dreamtime, the creators were men and women who had taken the form of spirits. These spirits created the land, the waterways, the skies, the peoples and all other forms of life. There is a Great Spirit that watches over everything, whom the Eora have named Biami. There are spirit places such as waterholes and caves where spirits reside. Some of these spirits are good while others are evil. Eora children were warned not to swim in certain areas because of evil spirits. Among the creations that occurred during Dreamtime were spirit children and spirit animals. Every person comes into existence when a spirit child enters a mother's body. The spirit resides with the newborn throughout life then after death the spirit returns to the spirit place to await rebirth. This belief in reincarnation has existed for over 40,000 years.\nCity of Sydney; Barani; Indigenous History of Sydney City; Aboriginal People and Place\nNew World Encyclopedia: Australian Aborigine\nChurch of Critical Thinking: Dream Time Gods of the Aborigines\nJoshua Trente has been writing manuals in both the public and private sector since 1985. With a bachelor's degree in psychology and a certificate in manuals writing, Trente has produced a wide gamut of material in the fields of administration, training, taxation and user guides for mainframe systems.",
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        "raw_content": "Courses in High School to Become a Registered Nurse\nIf you attend nursing school straight out of high school, you'll be poised to enjoy a long career in one of the country's fastest-growing professions. The Bureau of Labor Statistics expects the registered nursing profession to grow faster than other professions through 2020. To hit the ground running, you must complete some nursing school prerequisites in high school; otherwise, you'll be required to take them at the college level before you can apply to a nursing program.\nAn associate's degree in nursing, or ADN, which can be earned at a two-year college, qualifies you to take the NCLEX-RN, the nursing licensing exam. Most two-year colleges require you to have earned a high school diploma or General Educational Development for your nursing program application to be considered. Additionally, you're expected to have taken high school-level biology, chemistry and math, specifically algebra, and earned at least a C or better.\nYou also can become a registered nurse by enrolling in a four-year college or university right after high school. You'll earn a bachelor's degree, or BSN, and you'll be able to take the NCLEX-RN after four-years of study rather than two. You must meet the college's general admissions requirements, including having earned your high school diploma or GED. In general, you must have taken high school-level courses and received a grade of C or better in English, biology, chemistry, physics and math, including Algebra I, II and higher. You also may be required to have taken foreign languages, depending on the college.\nHow to Use Military Experience to Become an LPN\nThe Admission Requirements for the College of DuPage Nursing Program\nLPN to RN Programs in Philadelphia\nHow to Go to Nursing School for Free without Paying Tuition - Tuition Waiver\nNursing school graduates who earn ADNs and BSNs work side by side as entry-level registered nurses in the workplace. However, the most significant advantage to having a BSN is becoming eligible for advanced nursing jobs that require a BSN, such as nurse manager, sooner than an RN with only an ADN, once you gain on-the-job experience. BSN programs also offer a wider range of nursing courses that will help you become eligible for advanced practice nursing graduate programs sooner than RNs with only an ADN. These programs lead to degrees such as the master's of science in nursing or nurse practitioner.\nIf you earn a D or fail a nursing school prerequisite between ninth and eleventh grades in high school, you must take the course again. If this happens, consider retaking the course in the summer session if offered at your school or one nearby. If math and science are your weak subjects, you also might ask your parents or guardians to hire a tutor or seek additional help after school if offered by your teacher.\nIf you earn a D or fail a nursing school prerequisite in your senior year, you'll have no choice but to retake it at the college level after you graduate. If you wish to apply to nursing school sooner rather than later, enroll in the course during the summer after graduation. If the college where you wish to apply for nursing school offers placement tests, you can undertake self-study for subjects such as math and English. Then take the placement test. If you pass, you more than likely won't have to take the courses to apply to the nursing program.\nUniversity of Iowa: BSN -- Prerequisite Info\nOakton Community College: Nursing Admission Requirements\nSuffolk County Community College: Nursing/A.A.S. Degree\nU.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics: Job Outlook\nNurse Link: ADN vs. BSN: Which Should You Choose?",
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        "raw_content": "ins and outs Nov. 14, 2011\nTamara Mellon Leaves Jimmy Choo\nTamara Mellon.\nTwo of Jimmy Choo\u2019s top officers are leaving the company, including Tamara Mellon, the chief creative officer (and occasional model) who founded the label in 1996 with shoemaker Jimmy Choo (Choo himself had a contentious split from the brand in 2001). CEO Joshua Shulman is also jumping ship, after five years with the label. The company announced all this yesterday, making a not-very-convincing argument that the two resignations are unrelated. Mellon is leaving at the end of this month, while Shulman will stay for \u201ca transition period\u201d into 2012.\nBoth Mellon\u2019s and Shulman\u2019s departures are likely related to the recent acquisition of Jimmy Choo by luxury group Labelux, who paid about $800 million for the company in May. Labelux CEO Reinhard Mieck says their plans for the brand\u2019s future won\u2019t be affected. \u201cIt\u2019s always a surprise when people resign \u2026 But there are no negative feelings. We\u2019re all very positive and there won\u2019t be a change in strategic direction at Jimmy Choo,\u201d he said. Meanwhile, Shulman insists that he and Mellon are not running off to start a new company together. \u201cI have nothing to announce now. I\u2019m going to take my time to explore new opportunities,\u201d he told WWD. Mellon has not made any comment about her departure yet, but WWD notes that neither she nor Shulman will hold any shares in the company moving forward. In related news, Jimmy Choo will probably have to get a new face for its fragrance.\nlabelux\ndreams don't always come choo",
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        "raw_content": "Orangutans Urgently Need Us Everyday, Not Just Today\nPalm oil companies are bulldozing rain forests the size of 300 football fields every hour in Southeast Asia, destroying habitats for animals like Orangutans and the endangered Sumatran tiger. This dirty palm oil ends up in products we use every day.\nYour shampoo, your ice cream, your margarine, your lipstick- all of these contain palm oil. Demand is still growing, as are oil palm plantations, but at what price to tropical forests and the biodiversity found there? As a recent forum on environmental activist site Care2 details:\nSome Environmental Impacts of Palm oil\nIts production has been documented as a cause of substantial and irreversible damage to the Natural Environment.\nImpacts include: Deforestation, Habitat loss of critically Endangered Species such as the Orangutan and Sumatran Tiger, (Java and Bali Tigers already extinct), and a significant increase in Greenhouse Gas Emissions, contributing to Global Warming; very popular for Biofuel, but the environmental impact from growing large quantities of Oil Palms has called the use of Palm Oil into question. The Pollution is exacerbated because many Rain forests in Indonesia and Malaysia lie atop peat bogs that store great quantities of carbon that are released when the forests are cut down and the bogs drained to make way for plantations.\nCare2's members are extremely passionate about raising awareness about palm oil and its devastating effects on orangutans, the rain forests, endangered species and climate change. They are also hugely dedicated to taking action on behalf of orangutans.\nPlease join them on International Orangutan Day by:\nJoining the group and taking action for Orangutans not just today, but every day!\nORANGUTANS: Men of the Forest\nYou'll learn a lot by being part of this group, and your help will be greatly appreciated, especially by the animals whose existence is in immediate peril. As a matter of urgency, we need to join together and take action on a global scale. By doing so, we really can help make a difference!",
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        "raw_content": "Home In2 Open Art Exhibition\nOpen Art Exhibition\nChelmsford Museum hosts its second annual open art exhibition until 13 January 2019. 55 artists from the Chelmsford area have submitted their work to the museum for a chance to see their art hang on the museum\u2019s walls. 104 pieces have been submitted for the exhibition.\nWell-renowned artist John Doubleday opened the exhibition this week and said: \u201cThe exhibition is a welcome focus for those whose impetuous is their own interest in the creative process. Society needs people who think creatively and it is a source of concern that our public life and in particular, education leaves little room for the development of creativity. We need those who can offer alternative perspectives. The works in the exhibition will offer visitors an opportunity to engage with the creative journeys that come together to make the show\u201d.\nEntry to the museum is FREE and is open Monday to Friday 10am to 5pm. Fridays closed during term time but open 10am to 5pm during school holidays, and Sundays 1pm to 4pm. For more information visit:\nhttps://www.chelmsford.gov.uk/museums/whats-on/open-art-exhibition",
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        "raw_content": "The Cognition Crisis\nThe aging of the population is a factor, but the more common thread is, you guessed it, technology and information. The question is what society is willing to do about it. JL\nAdam Gazzaley reports in Medium:\nA cognition crisis is not defined by a lack of information, knowledge or skills. This a crisis of the interplay between brain and environment\u200a\u2014\u200abetween how we perceive our surroundings, integrate information, and act upon it. Between 2005 and 2015, the number of people with depression and anxiety increased by 18.4% and 14.9% respectively, while individuals with dementia exhibited a 93% increase. There is a common, underlying aggravator that has exerted an impact across all domains of cognition: the information age.\nOur lives on this planet have improved in so many amazing ways over the last century. On average, we are now healthier, more affluent and literate, less violent and longer living. Despite these unprecedented positive changes, clear signs exist that we are in the midst of an emerging crisis\u200a\u2014\u200aone that has not yet been recognized in its full breadth, even though it lurks just beneath the surface of our casual conversations and swims in the undercurrents of our news feeds. This is not the well-known crisis that we\u2019ve induced upon the earth\u2019s climate, but one that is just as threatening to our future. This is a crisis of our minds. A cognition crisis.\nA cognition crisis is not defined by a lack of information, knowledge or skills. We have done a fine job in accumulating those and passing them along across millennia. Rather, this a crisis at the core of what makes us human: the dynamic interplay between our brain and our environment\u200a\u2014\u200athe ever-present cycle between how we perceive our surroundings, integrate this information, and act upon it.\nThis ancient perception-action cycle ensured our earliest survival by allowing our primordial predecessors to seek nutrients and avoid toxins. It is from these humble beginnings that the human brain evolved to pursue more diverse resources and elude more inventive threats. It is from here that human cognition emerged to support our success in an increasingly complex and competitive environment: attention, memory, perception, creativity, imagination, reasoning, decision making, emotion and aggression regulation, empathy, compassion, and wisdom. And it is here that our crisis exists.\nToday, hundreds of millions of people around the world seek medical assistance for serious impairments in their cognition: major depressive disorder, anxiety, schizophrenia, autism, post-traumatic stress disorder, dyslexia, obsessive-compulsive disorder, bipolar disorder, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), addiction, dementia, and more. In the United States alone, depression affects 16.2 million adults, anxiety 18.7 million, and dementia 5.7 million\u200a\u2014\u200aa number that is expected to nearly triple in the coming decades.\nAmerican teens have experienced a 33% increase in depressive symptoms, with 31% more having died by suicide between 2010 and 2015.\nThe immense personal, societal and economic impact of cognitive dysfunction warrants heightened consideration because the crisis is growing, not receding. Despite substantial investment in research and treatments by governments, foundations, and companies around the world, the prevalence and impact of these conditions are escalating. Between 2005 and 2015, the number of people worldwide with depression and anxiety increased by 18.4% and 14.9% respectively, while individuals with dementia exhibited a 93% increase over those same years.\nTo some degree, these trends reflect the overall growth and aging of the world\u2019s population. This will only continue to increase in the future: the global population of seniors is predicted to swell to 1.5 billion by 2050. Although there are clear benefits to living longer, an unfortunate negative consequence is the burden it places on many aspects of cognition.\nThere are signs something else is going on, too. Over the last several decades, worrying tears have appeared in the cognitive fabric of our youth, notably in terms of emotional regulation and attentional deployment. American teens have experienced a 33% increase in depressive symptoms, with 31% more having died by suicide in 2015 than in 2010. ADHD diagnoses have also increased dramatically. While a growing awareness of these conditions\u200a\u2014\u200aand with it, more frequent diagnoses\u200a\u2014\u200aare likely factors, it does not seem this is the whole story; the magnitude of this escalation points to a deeper problem.\nThis has been better studied in the U.S. than abroad, but it is clear that this crisis is truly global, with the number of people suffering debilitating impairments in cognition exceeding half a billion worldwide, coupled with a financial toll in the trillions of dollars in lost productivity, healthcare costs and more.\n[O]ur brains simply have not kept pace with the dramatic and rapid changes in our environment\u200a\u2014\u200aspecifically the introduction and ubiquity of information technology.\nEven if an individual\u2019s cognition problems do not result in a medical diagnosis, subclinical deficits in attention, emotional regulation and memory have been found to confer a real risk. Creative thinking and empathic concern also appear to be declining in children and teens. Even the so-called Flynn Effect, which refers to a world-wide increase in intelligence over the last century, now shows signs of stagnation\u200a\u2014\u200aand sometimes reversal\u200a\u2014\u200ain developed countries.\nWhile the sources fracturing our cognition are many, we are faced with the realization that our brains simply have not kept pace with the rapid changes in our environment\u200a\u2014\u200aspecifically the introduction and ubiquity of information technology. At our core, we humans are inherently information-seeking creatures. As a result, a profound shift in the flow of information will inevitably have major effects; and as we have come to see, many of these are negative.\nWhile the many aspects of cognition\u200a\u2014\u200asuch as memory, attention, perception and emotional regulation\u200a\u2014\u200aappear distinct on the surface, there are common threads that suggest their dysfunction are manifestations of a larger, more fundamental crisis. For instance, the prefrontal cortex, the most evolved region of the human brain, has been shown to support the full breadth of our cognition, and its dysfunction has been associated with symptoms of virtually every neuropsychiatric condition, from depression to ADHD. Simply put: what affects the prefrontal cortex can affect cognition more broadly.\nIt is a disservice to construct silos around each aspect of cognition and its accompanying dysfunction. We must see the forest for the trees.\nNeuroscientists and leadership in the medical world now appreciate that much more unites seemingly disparate aspects of cognition than divide them. For example, attention deficits are now recognized to be a prominent feature of major depressive disorder, and are included in the most recent diagnostic criteria\u200a\u2014\u200athe bible used by mental health experts\u200a\u2014\u200aas a \u201cdiminished ability to concentrate.\u201d The reality is that each of us has one mind, and embracing this will foster our ability to nurture it.\nThere is also, as I\u2019ve said, a common, underlying aggravator that has exerted an impact across all domains of cognition: the dramatic plunge we\u2019ve taken into the information age on the back of the digital revolution. Every way we interact with our environment, as well as with each other and ourselves, has been radically transformed by technology.\nThe old environment, where our cognition evolved, is long gone. The new environment, where multidimensional information flows like water (from a firehose!), challenges our brain and behavior at a fundamental level.\nThis has been shown in the laboratory, where scientists have documented the influence of information overload on attention, perception, memory, decision making, and emotional regulation. And it has also been shown in the real world, where we see strong associations between the use of technology and rising rates of depression, anxiety, suicide, and attention deficits, especially in children.\nThere is a common, underlying aggravator that has exerted an impact across all domains of cognition: the information age.\nAlthough the exact mechanism is still under exploration, a complex story is emerging. We are seeing accelerating reward cycles associated with intolerance to delayed gratification and sustained attention; excessive information exposure connected with stress, depression, and anxiety (e.g., fear of missing out and being non-productive); and, of course, multitasking has been linked to safety issues (such as texting while driving) and a lack of focus (which impacts our relationships, our studies, and our work).\nWhat\u2019s more, our constant engagement with technology interferes with the pursuit of other behaviors critical for maintaining a healthy mind, such as nature exposure, physical movement, face-to-face contact, and restorative sleep. Its negative influence on empathy, compassion, cooperation, and social bonding are just beginning to be understood.\nThe relatively young wellness movement, with ambitious goals of fostering and maintaining cognition throughout our lives, seems to understand this. Unfortunately, it\u2019s largely been marginalized as \u201calternative\u201d and not given the benefit of mainstream concern.\nThere\u2019s cause for alarm, but it\u2019s not all doom and gloom. The information age has offered us a tremendous opportunity to expand our consciousness and connect with one another like never before. It has helped reduce inequities arising from lack of resources by providing training and education to people who may not have access to high-quality teachers or institutions.\nFortunately, the negative consequences of information technology are increasingly being recognized by both entrepreneurs who\u2019ve created them and consumers who ravenously devour them. Fresh ideas have emerged regarding how we might modify our behavior to foster healthier habits of engagement with software and devices so that we are the ones in control and not the other way around.\nWe should think about the consumption of information in a similar manner to how we view the consumption of food. Still, behavioral change alone will not be enough, because the stakes will only get higher in the future, where we may very well find ourselves immersed in virtual and augmented realities, with our interactions being guided by artificial intelligence.\nWe are not putting the tech genie back in the bottle.\nWe are coming to realize that we need to get out in front of this by designing new technologies in a manner that is informed by a deeper understanding of how our brain functions\u200a\u2014\u200aits limitations and vulnerabilities.\nWe are not putting the tech genie back in the bottle. Next-generation information technology, even when thoughtfully designed and well-intentioned, will likely continue to stress our brains. That\u2019s why we need to recognize the full extent of its influence\u200a\u2014\u200aand explore creative approaches to addressing it.\nSo, what do we do? We must also enhance cognition itself.\nThe Cognition Challenge\nWe need better brains to manage the deluge of information we consume on the internet, on social media, on our smartphones today\u200a\u2014\u200aas well as the new technologies we\u2019ll surely encounter tomorrow. We need to elevate the maturity of our collective consciousness in order to thrive in this new environment.\nThis calls for something big: coordinated effort by major actors, from the White House and the National Institutes of Health to the United Nations and the power brokers at Davos. Indeed, addressing the cognition crisis should be positioned as a grand challenge, on par with other pressing global priorities, such as eradicating infectious diseases and disseminating clean water.\nSuccess in solving such global challenges depends upon us having the mental capacity to actually solve them: high-level attention, reasoning, creativity, decision making, compassion, and wisdom are required. If we can\u2019t focus our attention and make creative, wise, and more future-oriented decisions, we will never effectively deal with complex, time-delayed crises like the one affecting our climate, no matter how much information we acquire.\nThe idea of a global enterprise directed at enhancing ourselves should not seem foreign. We humans have long been obsessed with biological self-optimization. When it comes to our physical bodies, abilities such as strength, endurance, power, speed, balance, flexibility and coordination have all been targeted for improvement with specialized technologies and programs delivered by trained practitioners.\nWe have developed these approaches to yield physical enhancements with benefits aimed toward entertainment, fitness, athletics, sports, and rehabilitation. But we are tragically lacking when it comes to optimizing our cognition. The price for this neglect is tough to overstate.\nTo have a consequential and enduring impact, a grand challenge of cognitive enhancement needs to be positioned as a broad pursuit, directed at enhancing cognition in those of us who are healthy, as well as those suffering from incapacitating deficits in cognition. At the boundaries, these groups blur. Fortunately, we have two major institutions\u200a\u2014\u200aour education and medical systems\u200a\u2014\u200athat parse the population in this manner and seem well positioned to tackle a challenge like this one.\nTo that end: developing and enhancing cognition for healthy brains should be a core mission of our educational institutions, and remediating cognitive deficits should be a major goal of our medical system. Right now, neither of these incumbents are effectively doing so. From teachers to therapists to psychiatrists to neurologists, our cognition practitioners are simply not equipped with the tools or training needed to face the challenges that our brains now endure.\nTo understand why we\u2019re not currently equipped to address the crisis, it\u2019s helpful to look at five factors in our education and medical systems that perpetuate it: Inadequate assessments of people\u2019s cognitive abilities and challenges; poorly targeted treatments for cognitive problems such as attention and memory deficits or depression and anxiety; a lack of personalized treatments; medical and educational practices that work in silos; and open-loop systems (defined as the absence of real-time, quantitative feedback to guide dynamic adjustments of an intervention).\nConsider what this looks like in action:\nSarah is a 65-year-old woman who presents to her doctor with concerns about her attention. She feels overly distracted and is alarmed by increasingly frequent \u201csenior moments.\u201d Following an outdated, inadequate paper-and-pencil test, the first she has ever taken, which is unaccompanied by functional brain imaging (inadequate assessments), she is placed on a drug used to treat dementia\u200a\u2014\u200aan acetylcholinesterase inhibitor (poor targeting)\u200a\u2014\u200awhose starting dose was based on population data from a large clinical trial (non-personalized), and prescribed to her in isolation, without adjunct physical exercise despite the vast amount of research that support this recommendation (siloed practices). After several months, with only subjective monitoring of her effects and side effects, she returns to see her doctor for a visit. Inadequate testing, once again in a stressful clinic environment, leads to a dosage adjustment without an informed basis of how this will impact her, setting off another round of extended trial-and-error (open-loop system).\nSarah might be fortunate enough to have been seen by a top-notch physician, who recognizes the flaws in the status quo and improves upon it by offering extensive neuropsychological testing, and a treatment that is a bit more personalized\u200a\u2014\u200aperhaps starting with a half dose, because of a suspected intolerance. That physician would also take a multimodal approach, encouraging physical exercise, and not let her go so long without checking in on her side effects and progress in order to make dosage adjustments. Even this approach, which is as good as it currently gets, still falls tragically short of the transformative care that we should be delivering.\nThis is the disheartening reality that all patients face when suffering from neurological and psychiatric conditions. Advances in functional brain imaging, which have successfully been used to understand brain and cognition in the laboratory, have not jumped the gap to inform real-world practices and an understanding of each person\u2019s brain. When a clinical provider does diagnose a patient with impairments in cognition, pharmaceuticals are prescribed to treat their symptoms. Unfortunately, all of these medications in a physician\u2019s toolkit are blunt instruments that broadly influence neurotransmitter systems and do not selectively target underlying brain networks.\nFor some conditions, these medications can be life-savers. Yet without attaining specificity to brain networks or directly altering the pathology of a disease, our treatments remain highly imprecise and thus loaded with side effects. There is nothing conceptually wrong with the idea of using a small molecule to improve cognition, but pharmaceutical treatments have not shown major advances in this domain for many decades.\nThe use of imprecise, inaccessible, and outdated assessments of cognition dominates the mental health world. This is coupled with poorly targeted, siloed, non-personalized, open-loop treatments that extend across the full breadth of disorders: major depression, post-traumatic stress disorder, anxiety disorder, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, autism, dyslexia, traumatic brain injury, Alzheimer\u2019s disease, Parkinson\u2019s disease\u200a\u2014\u200aall of them.\nThe scenario becomes even more complicated when cognitive challenges arise in children because of the same limitations in our approach to education:\nPeter is an 11-year-old boy whose parents are concerned he might be having attention issues. He is doing fairly well in school, maintaining a B average, but is described as being on the wild side. Although his teachers share some of these concerns, he has never received a cognitive evaluation (inadequate assessments) or any type of intervention directed at improving his attention. What is unknown to everyone is that Peter\u2019s sustained attention abilities are significantly below average for his age. A detailed cognitive assessment at this time would have made this clear, and also revealed that he was above average in other cognitive areas, which allowed him to effectively compensate for his poor attention. This knowledge may have led to him receiving a targeted, personalized, closed-loop intervention to enhance his sustained attention abilities\u200a\u2014\u200abut this is not what happens.\nChildren take exams that evaluate their ability to regurgitate recently consumed information, but how well they sustain their attention and regulate their emotions is rarely taken into account unless a learning disability is suspected. Back to Peter. Suppose that his parents or teachers become convinced that Peter\u2019s attention problems are actually symptoms of a \u201cclinical\u201d condition, his transition from the education system to the medical system would be just as problematic.\nWhen Peter turns 12, he starts junior high, which is a disorienting whirlwind and further challenges his fragile sustained attention abilities. His grades suffer and his behavior degrades. As his social functioning becomes impaired he spends more time with deviant peers, leading to his first engagement with substance use. His teachers are not pleased and he is sent to the school nurse for an evaluation. This leads to a visit to a psychiatrist and his first formal assessment. However, this assessment does not include any measure of actual cognition (inadequate assessments). The evaluation earns him the diagnosis of ADHD and a daily helping of the standard dose of Adderall (non-personalized).\nJust like that, he went from being a student to being a patient. After the treatment starts he is more docile and gets in less trouble in class, but his grades do not improve (poor targeting). The lack of a complementary behavioral intervention makes it impossible for him to develop the complex skills required for him to master more challenging academic demands (siloed practices). He and his parents are also increasingly troubled that his formally explorative personality now seems to be suppressed, but the infrequent and non-informed adjustments of drug dosage never correct this issue (open-loop system).\nInadequate assessments, poor targeting, lack of personalization, siloed practices, and open-loop systems are the major issues that impede our educational and medical institutions from delivering effective interventions that enhance, or at least maintain, our cognition at a high-level. These are not the fine details of a well-oiled machine that are in need of tweaking. These are critical and fundamental flaws at the core of humanity\u2019s incumbent systems of cognition enhancement.\nThis is a perfect opportunity for the same technologies that are a source of the cognition crisis to play a positive role in enhancing what makes us human, rather than diminishing us.\nMobile technologies are now being developed that wield a wide spectrum of sophisticated sensors. Touch screens, accelerometers, GPS, voice recognizers, heart rate trackers, facial expression detectors, eye motion capturers, and brain activity recorders (e.g., EEG) can be utilized to collect and interpret both passive and active data about us. This technology is ideally positioned to serve as the foundation for the next generation of cognition assessments, allowing us to better and more deeply understand ourselves in the real-world and in real-time.\nTech-based assessments could be optimized to yield a much more nuanced perspective of our abilities, such as how facets of cognition are stable traits, while others are fluid states that dynamically shift with our environment and physiology (e.g., intoxication, fatigue and stress). They could allow us to explore the eddies and tides in cognition on our journey from childhood to our senior years, and in response to life\u2019s unpredictable joys and traumas.\nOf course, this approach needs to advance with careful attention to protect sensitive data, as well as ethical considerations to understand and preempt its abuse. Obtaining this knowledge about ourselves will be also coupled with an inevitable burden to overcome deeply rooted biases that exist around cognition. For some, there will be an unsettling concern about tracking attention, memory, and decision making, which does not apply to testing cholesterol, glucose, and blood pressure. This issue parallels the major stigma that exists for mental health disorders as being reflective of the quality of a person rather than a medical condition.\nThere seems to be a natural inclination to think of cognition as a reflection of \u201cwho we are\u201d more than other aspects of our biological functioning. We might refer to someone as being inattentive, and as having high blood pressure. The former is something that defines them as a person, often accompanied by moral judgment, while the latter as something that is inflicted upon them and viewed as a simple biological \u201cfact.\u201d These biases need to go.\n[T]he same technologies that are a source of the cognition crisis can play a positive role in enhancing what makes us human.\nOnce we obtain a more precise understanding of our cognition, the next goal is to enhance it. Before diving into the opportunity for technology to help with this, it is important to recognize that there is plenty we can do by refining our daily activities. Extensive research has revealed benefits on cognition from more informed decisions about physical exercise, cognitive challenge, social interactions, sleep, nutrition, music, dance, and time in nature.\nSome of the most ancient and formalized practices that we humans engage in are at their very core cognition enhancing exercises: mindfulness practices and contemplative traditions. Promising research supports the beneficial effects of meditation on mood, attention, compassion, and stress management.\nFor too long wellness and medicine have been considered distinct disciplines, and healthcare has essentially been sickcare. A stronger scientific foundation supporting the benefits of these approaches will allow us to finally break down barriers that have thwarted advances in preventative treatments. Empirical evidence supporting these practices needs to become indistinguishable from those generated for regulated mainstream solutions.\nOur challenge now is to figure out how we can use technology to create powerful experiences that maximally harness our brain\u2019s plasticity to enhance our cognition, refine our behavior and ultimately elevate our minds. Clearly, not all experiences are created equal. The most effective type of experience that can accomplish such a high-level goal is the closed-loop experience.\nClosed-loop systems are currently used in many physical applications; even our home appliances, such as thermostats and dryers, use closed-loop designs by sensing temperature and moisture to determine how much heat to supply. But its use is almost non-existent for biological applications. And as described, both our education and medical systems utilize open-loop systems.\nOur challenge is to figure out how to use technology to create powerful experiences that elevate our minds.\nA technology-based, closed-loop approach can be used to generate an experience that activates brain networks in a selective manner (that\u2019s how the brain works) and then applies constant pressure to the network via interactive challenges that drive the brain\u2019s plasticity to optimize its function over time.\nImagine playing a video game where data about you in the moment is being collected with sensor technology\u200a\u2014\u200aperformance metrics, emotional responses, body movements, brain activity\u200a\u2014\u200aand this is used in real-time to guide the environment you are experiencing, personalizing both challenges and rewards to improve your cognition. It would be like sparring with the ultimate personal cognition trainer.\nMany laboratories and companies around the world are actively pursuing this vision right now. This includes my own efforts in technology incubation and scientific research into how closed-loop video games may serve as cognitive enhancement tools that advance a new approach: digital medicine and digital education. This re-imagination of non-invasive, affordable, safe and accessible technology\u200a\u2014\u200asmartphones, tablets, wearable physiological devices, motion capture and interactive media\u200a\u2014\u200aas instruments to better understand and improve our minds has great potential to address the cognition crisis.\nTake all of this one step further into the future and picture the role that innovations in artificial intelligence (A.I.) and virtual reality (VR) technologies can offer here. Now imagine yourself deeply immersed in a multi-sensory virtual environment where your full-body interactivity is coordinated by an A.I. that knows you better and deeper in that moment than any human being would be capable of, including yourself. It would create for you a perfectly targeted, closed-loop experience aimed at enhancing and maintaining all aspects of your cognition at a high-level throughout your life\u200a\u2014\u200apicking up on subtle shifts in perception, mood, aggression, attention, and memory to strengthen your brain\u2019s function by driving its natural plasticity. This would not be designed to control you, but rather to give you control over your own mind and prevent (or at least delay) the slippery slide into major depression, anxiety, ADHD, and dementia.\nWhat better use is there for A.I. than in enhancing H.I.\u200a\u2014\u200ahuman intelligence? If we are creative and forward-thinking, we can achieve what may be technology\u2019s ultimate promise, the establishment of an environment that fosters the next phase in the evolution of the human mind.\nWhat better use is there for A.I. than in enhancing H.I.\u200a\u2014\u200ahuman intelligence?\nAdvances in medicine over the last hundred years have resulted in an elevation of the overall health of humanity to a level that far exceeds what has ever been attained in the past. Technology has been a big part of this success. But for our species to continue to thrive and flourish in this increasingly complex world, we must engage in the difficult task of turning our lens inward and looking carefully and honestly for cracks in the mirror.\nA crisis is a time of difficulty when important decisions must be made to avert future disaster. When it comes to the functioning of our brains and minds, the time has arrived. 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        "raw_content": "St. Louis savior, Smino comes back with maturity in his soulful sound on his new project, \"NOIR\"\nIn an artist\u2019s timeline over his/her career, as an listener, you want to see the growth of their artistry but also see them create flawless music with their close colleagues in sound. Ever since Smino has emerged onto the national scene, he\u2019s followed his own route of success and as he shown the nation with his breakthrough project, \u201cblkswn\u201d, he crafts together a more mature piece of music on his new project, \u201cNOIR\u201d.\nGrooves, Hip Hop, Melodic, R&B, SoulGregory Harris November 12, 2018 Smino, St. Louis, Chicago, ZeroFatigue, Melodic, Soul, R&BComment\nJoey Purps proves why he stands out on his own with his newest project, \"QuarterThing\"\nTraditionally, Chicago has been associated with drill-rap in the vein of Cheef Keef and G Herbo who are among the \u201cfounding fathers\u201d of the popular modern Chicago drill sound. However, ever since Vic Mensa and Chance the Rapper first hit the spotlight, the \u201cChicago\u201d sound diversified, birthing a more lyrically-focused, live-instrument-based, nostalgic sound. Artists like Saba, Jean Dauex, noname, BJ the Chicago Kid, Towkio, Taylor Bennet, Savemoney, Mick Jenkins, Frank Samuel, The Mind, and many many more, have all emerged as a result. Among the artists to emerge, is Joey Purp.\nWavy, Trippy, Soul, Hip Hop, GroovesGregory Harris September 24, 2018 Joey Purpp, Chance The Rapper, Soul, Chicago, Illinois, RZA, GZA, Neo-Soul, MelodicComment\nAs the world has been getting hip to Philadelphia's sound with the likes of Omelly, Lil Uzi Vert, PnB Rock, Meek Mill, and more, Philadelphia hasn't necessarily become a strong enough hub to house artists on the underground level that can reach nationwide outlets. While the scene may be maturing with its sound structure, rising artist/creative Sudan deliver a heavily thought out project with his new album, \"Pay Me In Love\". The overly-dedicated project is his official debut, which took years to make but it's more than worth the wait.\nWavy, Soul, Music, Melodic, Hip Hop, GroovesGregory Harris July 27, 2018 Sudan, Philadelphia, Grooves, Soul, Hip Hop, Real Rap, Melodic, WavyComment",
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        "raw_content": "\u2190 Issue 134: Highlighting Problems\nIssue 134: Singing Leaders\nIt\u2019s that time of year when the End Of Year School Music Assembly looms large and terrifying. The whole school (about 100 children) and parents attend \u2013 usually around 40 or 50 turn up.\nThe tradition (which I started several years ago \u2013 why did I set myself up for this!!!) is that every class sings a class song, and each instrumental group has a slot, and finally we do a whole school song which is learned in the separate classes and put together On The Day, at the time of the performance.\nMy maddest ever whole school effort involved violins, ocarinas, clarinets, recorders, chime bars all coming together in a high-octane performance of \u201cRaise My Voice\u201d from the www.singup.org booklet \u201cGet Healthy, Get Singing\u201d. Each group had rehearsed separately, and on the day it miraculously came together with me leaping about trying to remember the structure of the song and cue everyone in at the right moment.\nThis year, the whole school song is \u201cYonder Come Day\u201d, which is in three parts; an ostinato chant, a poem, and a song. Each class has learned all the elements, I checked the backing track to see how many repetitions will fit, and plotted out a master plan of who sings/chants what and when. However, there is NO WAY that I can cue each group to do their \u201cverse\u201d at the right time.\nSo, I have charted out the structure, and selected \u201csinging leaders\u201d for each group; one for year 5 and 6, three, working together for year 3 and 4, and three, supported by their class teacher, for Reception, year 1 and year 2.\nSo, in theory, all I need to do is press \u201cPLAY\u201d on the backing track and enjoy the song, instead of doing my whirling dervish act\u2026 I really do hope so, as it would be so impressive for the children to do the whole thing themselves.\nThis entry was posted in Class Teaching, Songs and tagged whole school song. Bookmark the permalink.",
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        "raw_content": "What I Didn\u2019t See in Iraq\nIf things are so much better in Iraq, why are we not decreasing our forces there?\nBy Rep. Jim McGovern\n\u201cTrust me when I tell you things are so much better in Iraq,\u201d said one US military official to me on my recent visit to that war-ravaged country. I didn\u2019t know whether to scream or pull the remaining two strands of hair out of my head. I was in Iraq as part of a delegation of eight members of Congress, led by House minority leader Nancy Pelosi. Everything we have been told about Iraq by the Bush Administration has either been an outright lie or overwhelmingly false. There were no weapons of mass destruction; we have not been greeted as liberators; and the cost in terms of blood and treasure has outpaced even their worst-case scenarios. Trust is something I cannot give to this Administration.\nIf things in Iraq are so much better, why are we not decreasing the number of US forces there? Why is the insurgency showing no signs of waning? Why are we being told that in a few months the Administration will again ask Congress for billions of dollars more to fight the war? Why, according to the World Food Program, is hunger among the Iraqi people getting worse? It\u2019s time for some candor, but candor is hard to come by in Iraq.\nWe were in Iraq for one day\u2013for security reasons, it is US policy that Congressional delegations are not allowed to spend the night. We spent most of our time in the heavily fortified Green Zone, which serves as coalition headquarters. It\u2019s the most heavily guarded encampment I\u2019ve ever seen\u2013and it still gets attacked. I even had armed guards accompany me to the bathroom. The briefings we received from US military and diplomatic officials were, to say the least, unsatisfying. The Nixonian approach that our military and diplomatic leaders have adopted in dealing with visiting members of Congress is aimed more at saving face than at engaging in an honest dialogue. At first, our briefers wanted to get away with slick slide presentations, but we insisted on asking real questions and attempting to get real answers.\nDuring one such briefing, Lieut. Gen. David Petraeus, tasked with overseeing training of Iraqi security forces, informed us that 147,000 Iraqis had been trained. That sounded good to me. Perhaps we could start reducing the number of American forces, I suggested. But upon further questioning, General Petraeus conceded that less than one-fourth of the 147,000 were actually \u201ccombat capable.\u201d Why didn\u2019t he say that to begin with? I asked\u2013respectfully\u2013our military and diplomatic officials what the gap was between the Iraqis we have trained and the number we needed to train in order to draw down the number of US troops. I could not get a straight answer.\nDuring the morning of our visit, US military officials crowed about a recent operation in which Iraqi security forces had killed eighty-five insurgents. By the afternoon, when more reports came in, it was unclear how many insurgents had actually been killed and whether the Iraqi security forces had exaggerated their own actions.\nI asked both General Petraeus and our embassy about US plans to build military bases in Iraq, which in my view would indicate a prolonged US presence. I was told\u2013emphatically\u2013that there are no plans to construct military bases. Yet Congress recently passed a huge supplemental wartime appropriations bill that includes, at the request of the Bush Administration, $500 million for military base construction. In Iraq.\nShortly before we traveled to Iraq we visited Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, who lamented the mistakes the United States has made post-invasion, including the total dissolution of all the Iraqi security forces. He said, \u201cThe army you disbanded is now the army you\u2019re fighting.\u201d But I couldn\u2019t get a single US official to acknowledge any mistakes. The standard line remains, \u201cWe\u2019re moving in the right direction.\u201d\nIt\u2019s hard to believe that after a two-year occupation the average Iraqi isn\u2019t getting tired of the overwhelming US presence. We met with several Iraqi women leaders, including members of the National Assembly, who told us that there was more electricity available in Iraq before the invasion than afterward. It\u2019s also certain that the insurgency uses our presence as an organizing tool to recruit members and weapons. While we can all be encouraged by the turnout in the recent Iraqi elections, it is impossible for the Iraqi people to truly determine their own fate in a climate where there is no security.\nAnd while US officials point to a declining number of coalition casualties, there is still an unacceptably high level of violence in Iraq. One military leader told us they can tell that things are changing for the better because when US helicopters fly over certain areas of Iraq, Iraqis wave. Well, I took a helicopter ride (it\u2019s too dangerous to drive) from the Baghdad airport to the Green Zone wearing an armored vest and sandwiched between two heavily armed American soldiers who were pointing their guns down at the ground. I suggested to the military leader that perhaps he was confusing a wave with a plea not to shoot.\nOur young men and women in uniform are performing their difficult duties extraordinarily well. Indeed, the only honest and direct responses I got from any American in Iraq were from the soldiers. They told me they had been instructed by their superiors not to share any complaints with visitors.\nWhat worries me almost as much as our misguided policy in Iraq is that so many of my colleagues and so many citizens have become resigned to the fact that the war will go on. Congress is not being inundated with letters and phone calls and faxes and e-mails and street protests demanding an end to our presence in Iraq. President Bush\u2019s re-election seems to have taken much of the energy out of the antiwar movement. My recent visit to Iraq only strengthened my belief that this war is wrong. And only renewed, passionate dissent by the American people can end it.\nRep. Jim McGovernCurrently serving his 8th term in Congress, Jim McGovern is a Democrat from Massachusetts. He is a member of the House Rules Committee and the House Agriculture Committee. 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        "raw_content": "Daughter of Eve leads the way\nOne of the most beautiful things about Phuket is that there are plenty of hidden gems and surprises on every corner.\nMonday 18 May 2015, 08:00AM\nDaughter of Eve is one of those. Nestled away in the grandiose venue of Royal Phuket Marina, the luxury designer boutique is a unique place for brides in Thailand to enjoy. The Phuket News recently sat down with the owner, Freya Eve, to find out more.\nFreya was born and raised in London, England, but also has a fitting Thai background. She has always had a creative flair, having studied and majored in Art and Design at the prestigious B.R.I.T. School in the UK.\nFreya first came to Thailand two and a half years ago with her fianc\u00e9, and it was not until she was looking for a wedding dress herself that she realised that there was a gap in the market. She discovered that her dream wedding dress brand was not available in the country, so she took a trip to find what she was looking for.\nFreya soon learned that the skills and techniques she was used to were very different in Thailand, so she began to provide a service to those who require it \u2013 the largest collection of wedding dresses for all new brides-to-be in South East Asia.\nFor every bride-to-be, choosing her wedding dress is a very important and special moment. At Daughter of Eve, that is very much understood. They are the authorised retailer of various bridal-wear brands, from Oscar De La Renta to Hayley Paige to Carolina Herrera, brands that are hard to come by in Thailand.\nThe boutique operates by an appointment only service to allow customers to have the time, attention and privacy they need in order for their wishes to be fulfilled.\nThe exclusiveness of the location makes it ideal for the bride-to-be. A quiet, peaceful spot where luxury surrounds you, and ensuring that the bride feels as special as possible during that moment.\nWith stunning views of the marina, the boutique not only fits in with the shop\u2019s brand, but it allows the customer to feel comfortable and come in with no time restrictions.\n\u201cI give care all the way until the end of their journey,\u201d says Freya.\n\u201cRight from the first email, to helping them choose the right dress to fit their body shape, to finding one that is within their budget, all the way to their wedding day, right through to the dry cleaning of the dress after the wedding.\n\u201cSome customers are locals, some come from Bangkok, and some are expats. But I also get clients coming from Australia and Singapore.\u201d\n\u201cThere\u2019s so much choice, it\u2019s just the same as someone looking for that perfect handbag. We aim to offer a wide yet luxurious collection ensuring the customer gets exactly what they dream and desire.\n\u201cWe can offer ones in the higher end as well as more affordable but equally stunning dresses.\u201d\nOne of the best assets in the shop is the large fitting room. It has lots of lighting, and the space is there to focus on one bride at a time, giving her all the attention she needs, with a large mirror in the centre.\nFreya has carefully thought about every detail in the shop in order to present a luxurious, womanly feel for brides-to-be. From the drapes to the Martha Stewart sofa, most of the furniture has been imported from the USA to give the shop that extra special feel. Her attention to detail and warm personality is what makes her and her beautiful boutique so exceptional.\nFor more information, email info@daughterofeveboutique.com or call +66907084452, or visit facebook.com/daughterofeveboutique",
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        "raw_content": "Fears of exploding whale in Canada\nA giant blue whale that washed up on the shores of a small fishing village on the Canadian island province of Newfoundland might explode.\nWednesday 14 May 2014, 09:56AM\nThe mammal, which weighs 180 tonnes and is 25m long, is believed to have died in heavy ice not far from the island just weeks ago.\nBut residents of this community, a population of 600, have come out in droves to see the carcass, which has become bloated to more than twice its normal girth.\n\u201cIt's sitting on our beach and filling up with (methane) gases, and there is a concern that it can explode,\u201d said town manager Emily Butler.\n\u201cI'm told that it could only explode if the carcass is punctured or cut,\u201d she said.\n\u201cSafety is one issue that we're concerned with, but whether it explodes or don't, as our temperatures warm up there's going to be an awful smell from this animal as it decays.\u201d\nAgencies at the provincial and federal level have said they will not get involved, reasoning that it should be left to decompose.",
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        "raw_content": "PHUKET: Jody Houton talks with controversial yoga celebrity Bikram Choudhury about bending over backwards to keep people in shape.\nBy Jody Houton\nBikram leads a class.\nBikram lectures how to make onself better.\nBikram pushes his class.\nI first interviewed Bikram Choudhury in 2010, when he was in Phuket to deliver a session of his unique brand of hot yoga at his Kathu studio.\nThings were going well until I constructed a rather lazy and obvious question as to the definition of spirituality.\nAs a relatively young Westerner, this was my fall-back question to a yogi, my go-to area when my rudimentary knowledge of yoga had expired and my eyes had begun to glaze over.\nBikram sensed this, fixed me with a stare, and then dismissed the question with a shake of the hand, \u201cI don\u2019t talk about such things with white people. There\u2019s no spirituality in the Western world.\n\u201cYou guys just have to follow me with this. If I want to learn how to build an air plane, I\u2019ll come to you guys, but your life, your spirituality, your inner happiness \u2013 you have to come to me.\u201d\nInstead of causing the interview to take an awkward turn, it had rather the opposite effect.\nI had to agree with Bikram to a certain extent, and told him that at least when it came to Eastern religion, practices and spiritual expression \u2013 regardless of how many beads are worn, incense sticks are lit, George Harrison experimental albums are listened to, and yoga postures are struck \u2013 I, and perhaps by extension most of the white Western community, was still very much sitting in the dark.\nI enjoyed that afternoon with the Beverly Hills-dwelling, American celebrity-instructing yogi immensely. The fact that I later discovered he drove a Ferrari and wore a Rolex only seemed to be at odds with what I perceived to be yoga spiritualism, but what did I know?\nWhen I heard that Bikram was returning to Phuket last month (he\u2019s seen rapid growth in Thailand, having recently opened his first school in Samui, which comes on top of three in Bangkok, one in Chiang Mai, and the Phuket centre), I was eager to meet up with him once again.\nAs I arrived at the location we had arranged for the interview \u2013 a rented house in Kathu \u2013 he was laid out on a leather coach, listening to music by Snoop Dogg.\nPleasantly, Bikram says he remembers me and, in reference to my \u201cspirituality question\u201d, tells me with a smile \u201cYou know, life is too short, I don\u2019t really have time to waste.\u201d\nIndeed he doesn\u2019t \u2013 the day before our meeting he was in Tokyo, a few days before that in Seoul.\nThis is a man who was more or less single-handedly responsible for exporting yoga and its practices to the Western world in the 1970s. A man who has imparted his wisdom to the likes of Quincy Jones, Richard Nixon, George Harrison, and, more recently, Andy Murray and Bill Clinton. The latter of whom he professes to have saved his marriage.\n\u201cThis is my life,\u201d the yogi says, \u201cI am constantly travelling around the world. Around three new Bikram Hot Yoga centres open every day. In the last six months I have been extremely busy.\u201d\nAt 67 years old, he shows no signs of slowing down. On a recent visit to Santiago, Chile to open a Bikram centre \u2013 his first visit to South America \u2013 he wanted to give his students something extra.\n\u201cI used to do 24-hour yoga sessions \u2013 a six hour seminar, an eight hour posture clinic, a regular class, and then book signings and meet and greets,\u201d Bikram says.\n\u201cEver since 2008, I only really do seminars, but as it was my first time in South America and there were over 600 people there ... I didn\u2019t want to disappoint them.\n\u201cI did a class from midnight to 3.30am. It was great.\u201d\nThere are now thousands of Bikram Hot Yoga centres around the world, with the large bulk of them in the U.S where Bikram has lived since arriving on the invitation of President Nixon, who was suffering from phlebitis (an inflammation of a vein, usually in the legs).\nIt\u2019s a place that he has mixed feelings about.\n\u201cIn L.A, where I live now, they are very health conscious, but mentally I believe a lot of Americans are sick people, that\u2019s why they need Bikram yoga more than anything else.\n\u201cThey [Americans] have more crime than anywhere else, more drugs, more everything. You name it, they have it. I like American people, they are good to others, but are just bad to themselves.\u201d\nBikram tells me how his American students get 100 per cent of the physical benefits from his classes, but don\u2019t benefit philosophically, and certainly not spiritually.\n\u201cThey have no idea, but my job is not to tell them how bad they are. My job is to show them how good they are and how good they can be.\n\u201cI tell them that their life can be much better, if they just modify, adjust and rejuvenate themselves a little bit.\n\u201cPart of the problem is that their culture is completely dependent on money, so I do try and teach them humanitarianism and spirituality.\u201d\nOne way to enlightenment\nIn the 50-plus years that Bikram has been teaching yoga, Westerners have wholeheartedly embraced the Indian discipline, and thousands of classes are taught every day in cities around the world.\nBut for the self-proclaimed \u201cold fashioned yogi\u201d, there still is only one comprehensive technique and yoga style.\n\u201cNinety-eight per cent of the world who do yoga do Bikram Yoga. I have researched all my life to create the system from A-Z.\u201d\nFor Bikram, the importance of his invention of the 26-posture system cannot be understated.\n\u201cI keep people alive in every way, physically, mentally, sexually. I have a student who is 103 years old. I had a student whose heart was 98 per cent clogged until he started doing Bikram Yoga. Scientists can\u2019t explain it, students can\u2019t explain it.\u201d\nAnd how does Bikram Choudhury explain it? \u201cIt just works.\u201d\nAs with any successful enterprise, there have been no shortage of sceptics of Bikram Hot Yoga over the years, with many detractors questioning the health benefits of subjecting bodies to 40C temperatures for extended periods of time.\nMany professors who conduct research into extreme temperatures and heat stroke and heat-related deaths recommend people avoid the exact conditions that hot yoga induces.\nStudies have revealed that if someone\u2019s core temperature rises to a dangerous level, it can lead to a rapid deterioration of organs, coma or even death.\nA date with the master\nI attend the official Bikram seminar the next day at the Bikram Hot Yoga Centre in Kathu, where the room is packed with Westerners who hang on Bikram\u2019s every word during his 2.5 hour session (in true Bikram style, this is an hour over the scheduled time).\nIt\u2019s fascinating to see Bikram at work, whether during the yoga classes, leading a seminar \u2013 where he repeated many of the ideas, phrases and statistics that he had said to me during our private interview \u2013 or being interviewed.\nHe commands every situation easily and convincingly, through well-practiced body language, the carefully chosen use of motivational speech phrases and speech patterns.\nBecause of this and the obvious adulation of his devotees and followers, Bikram often turns preconceptions and ideas on their head, obviously delighting in doing so.\nAt one point during his speech, he breaks off and points out that he is wearing a US$650,000 Rolex watch and asks the audience how much they think he paid for it.\nBefore anyone can formulate a reply, he answers \u2013 \u201cIt was free, they just gave it to me.\u201d\nFor guests who were perhaps then waiting for an analogy to follow about how worthless it actually is, how the soul has no need of such material possessions, they were going to be waiting a long time.\n\u201cPeople want to give things to Bikram. They want to use Bikram\u2019s name,\u201d he says.\nWhile he does go on to say life is priceless, Bikram obviously still values material things, rather a lot.\nIt\u2019s again apparent when he later uses the analogy of a Ferrari during a speech about the limitations, capabilities and functions of the human body.\n\u201cWhat\u2019s the point of having a Ferrari if you only drive it at 10mph to your office and back? And then drive it 10mph back to your home?\n\u201cYou want to know how to drive a Ferrari?,\u201d he poses, before again answering his own question. \u201cYou take it on Highway 6 in L.A. at 2am in the morning.\u201d\nHe lets that image hang in the air for a few minutes, and then moves on, leaving those assembled scratching their heads as to whether there was a deeper meaning to his words, or if Bikram really does just like to drive his sports car very fast in pre-dawn California.\nThe legacy of Bikram\nOne of his biggest accomplishments he tells me is the soon-to-open department dedicated to the research and practising of Bikram Yoga at Harvard University \u2013 before swiftly correcting himself.\n\u201cActually, no that\u2019s wrong, my biggest achievement is what we\u2019re currently working on \u2013 we\u2019re going to have our own Bikram University in L.A.\n\u201cIt\u2019s going to be like a retirement home, but I\u2019ll keep them busy for 15 hours a day. 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        "raw_content": "I was awakened at 430am, with the wrong voice in the bunk-house. Jordon was supposed to be out on the boat. Shift change happened at 2am, I was supposed to wake up at 630am to get underwater by 8am for the next shift change. I got up to investigate.\nWe were supposed to have a strong Northwest, turning to West-North-West, turning to West later in the day. I knew it was supposed to get strong, but my business revolves around the crystal ball of foreseeing what Mother Nature has up her sleeve, and generally speaking, if you don\u2019t have an aggressive attitude, you won\u2019t get out very often. In gold-diving in the Bering Sea, you have to look for reasons to get wet, not reasons why the weather won\u2019t cooperate.\nSo, my guys were out at 2am, and the wind had picked up early. The waves were bigger than expected, and we are starting to have dark night now, instead of the fleeting twilight as the sun dips down and back up from the horizon. Something eery about the waves and wind getting bigger and not being able to see into the distance. On the way out, the skiff was tossed around by large swells, at one point throwing both my diver and my dive-tender from one side of the skiff to the other as they got hit by a wave they couldn\u2019t see.\nWe (I) feel so important most of the time. Like death isn\u2019t real. Like I\u2019m immortal. There is nothing I\u2019ve found that is so humbling or impersonal as being alone on the dark ocean. It makes you perfectly aware of your mortality. And believe me, you think about your mortality up here.\nMy diver, Scott, hadn\u2019t known what was happening on the surface. The suction hose acts like a big, snake-like shock-absorber, and takes all of the wave action out of the hose from the surface. So Scott knew the waves were picking up, but didn\u2019t know how bad until he got to the surface, and could barely use the ladder due to its severe undulations on the water. They got the hose out of the water, which is like wrestling a 500 pound earth-worm suffering from rigor-mortis. Jordon, my dive-tender, ended up swinging out on the rear pulley, walking on the hose in 4 foot swells, and attaching the hook to the hose so we could winch it up.\nThe dark ride out to the dredge boat. The swinging out and walking on the floating hose in water that could make a person hypothermic. I\u2019m supposed to sleep while all this high-stakes is happening. And we all LOVE this stuff. Its sketchy and crazy. And my crew and I, we\u2019re all riding on the edge of the white lighting razor of crazy. Its difficult to describe the congeniality of a crew of dudes that lives and works in close quarters, that shares all its triumphs and disasters, with an \u201canything goes\u201d attitude. The freedom of a bunch of dudes giving 100%, with nothing to lose, is engergizing/inspiring/choose-your-adjectivilizing.\nThis whole experience has become my life. I\u2019m a professional gold-diver on the Bering Sea. There are no certifications. It just happened somewhere along the way. There is very little applicability or transferability of skill-set from this job to anything else. I walk around the world as if I\u2019m a recently pregnant woman with a little secret she hasn\u2019t told anyone yet. I\u2019m a dredger.\nAnd now, I\u2019m a dredger that's tired. Its 730am, I got 3 hours sleep last night, and the extended forecast looks like we\u2019re going to be off the water for awhile. But, I\u2019m going to walk down to the water and look at it. I like feeling the wind on my face, and staring out at the storming ocean from the safety of firm ground. And frankly, I like feeling the storm under my feet, when I\u2019ve stayed out too long and the waves are getting bigger than I want my dredge to handle. There are real stakes, at that moment. This isn\u2019t #adventure. This is real life. And its precisely the reason I don\u2019t Instagram those moments. I shouldn\u2019t even be blogging about them. If you\u2019ve never worked at something precarious until your eyes are stuck open, but your body is screaming for horizontal- the satisfaction isn\u2019t something you\u2019ll understand. If you haven\u2019t, do us all a favor, and do it. The world needs more people that have experienced real stakes. I know it sounds cheesy and cliche and like some script out of a movie. The guy stands by the water, looking out epically toward the horizon as the stormy waves throw sea mist, crashing upon the rocks. Thinking of endless possibilities\u2026. But that is precisely the feeling, and it feels as real as anything I know.\nAnd now I\u2019ll sleep without an alarm clock.",
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        "raw_content": "10 Hidden Details In Disney Movies\nLong before Anna, Elsa, and Olaf became household names, the makers of Frozen had a party to plan. Being named Queen of Arrendale may have stressed Elsa out, but it also meant the gates of the castle would finally be opened to villagers and visiting guests. When Anna finally steps out of the gates, two arriving villagers should stand out to Disney fans: Rapunzel and Flynn Rider, the stars of Disney's Tangled\nAs one of the most successful movies Disney has ever released, we're willing to bet that Easter Eggs and references to Frozen are just beginning. The minds behind Big Hero 6 are clearly fans - and hold a serious grudge against Hans, the would-be king who tried to kill both of Frozen's leading ladies. A statue of Hans can be seen for just a moment before Baymax destroys it while trying out his new armor. If that weren't enough, his face can be seen gracing a Wanted poster in a San Fransokyo police station.\nTrading a human or animal star for a robotic one, Wall-E was a major turning point for Pixar as a whole, relying less on dialogue than ever before. Set in a future where mankind has turned Earth into one massive landfill and headed into space, Wall-E is just one maintenance robot left behind. He's put his time to good use, too, collecting dozens of trinkets and souvenirs to store in his home. When Wall-E first enters his house in the movie, one Toy Story character can be seen hidden behind a pair of bowling pins. How Rex managed to survive the man-made end of the world isn't clear, but if he survived, then it stands to reason Woody and the gang were still alive off-screen as well\nWhen Pixar was made an official branch of Walt Disney Animation, the tradition of Easter Eggs and cameos was just one thing both studios could agree on - even if it made no sense to the story being told. It's strange enough that among the wooden carvings being sold by the Witch in Brave is the same Pizza Planet delivery truck included in every Pixar film But the carved image of Sully, the furry star of the wildly successful Monsters, Inc. shows that even witches need to worry about what's hiding in their closet.\nOne of the best known Pixar Easter Eggs is the label \"A113\", the classroom at the California Institute of Technology where many of the company's earlier animators learned their trade. But the California locations are nothing new: in Beauty and The Beast, Maurice and Felipe find themselves lost in a terrifying forest, with a worn-out signpost offering little help. But a closer look shows arrows pointing to both Valencia, where the school is located, and Anaheim, home to Disneyland\nIn what may be Pixar\u2019s most unconventional tale to date, Ratatouille follows a rat with a flair for the culinary arts, and a young man named Linguini who hopes to become a great chef, but lacks the skills to do it. The pair realizes success means combining their talents, but actually working together poses a serious challenge. When Linguini considers smuggling Remy into the kitchen in his pants, the rat isn\u2019t on board. But the biggest reveal of the scene is Linguini\u2019s underwear, shown to be patterned with the logo of Mr. Incredible, the star of The Incredibles. It\u2019s one more hint that Pixar\u2019s films all take place in one universe, while also showing that superheroes are just as famous in the fictional world of Pixar as they are in our own.",
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        "raw_content": "15 Women From Charmed You'll Surely Remember Forever\nCharmed is a classic among nostalgia fantasy TV. Beginning in 1998, Charmed took the novel approach of being a supernatural drama that revolved around women. Prue, Piper, and Phoebe (and later Paige) were adult sisters reconnecting after the devastating loss of their grandmother. None of them were married, and all were at different stages of life. Such a premise allowed the writers to tackle issues like dating, romance, marriage, career building, and of course, sisterhood. Throw in some unexpected magic, vengeful demons, and sibling squabble and you have the recipe for 8 seasons of laughter and drama.\nThough Charmed was in many ways about the hardships of being a single woman in the city, at its core, it was always about family. Most episodes had a heartwarming (or heart-wrenching!) undertone, but the show never did seem to take itself very seriously. The sisters felt less like superheroes, and more like women immersed in a magical underworld, in which they fought on the side of good. Their powers developed overtime but the story arcs tended to remain small-scale, and relatively intimate. One innocent to protect, one villain to vanquish, and three sisters to save the day. Let\u2019s be honest, it\u2019s the reason we have Supernatural today.\nCharmed was not exactly riddled with intellect, nor was the action particularly scary or thrilling. It was all in good fun but it did give viewers one thing we have to appreciate\u2014a host of powerful female characters, good and evil alike.\n15 The Vampire Queen\nvia: Fanpop\nAs far as vampires go, the Vampire Queen in Charmed was something of a marvel with regard to the extent of her powers. Aside from the typical agility, super-strength, and immortality, the Queen was endowed with some incredible extras. Much like Dracula, she had the ability to shapeshift. However, she also possessed enhanced senses, an immunity to most magics, the ability to grant powers, and this really nifty gift of being able to generate and control fire. A lot of this is far outside the normal scope of vampire lore, and made her especially powerful. She could only be killed by a \u2018power of three\u2019 spell, or by the Source of all Evil himself. In \u201cBite Me,\u201d the Queen tried to take control of Paige, making her one of her clan, but the Source (Cole) put an end to that nonsense by taking out the Queen himself. Other queens made small appearances later on in the series, but none left such an impression.\n14 Freyja The Valkyrie\nvia: Charmed Wikia\nThe Valkyries in Charmed are a group of immortal demigoddesses led by Frejya, who shares her name with the legendary Norse Goddess. Freyja has a host of active powers, including telekinesis, apportation, and sensing magic. Oh, and she\u2019s an incredible warrior. Though the Valkyries are not necessarily evil, they do look down on men. That being said, they collect the spirits of brave men who have died as warriors and reward them by making them powerful and training them for the world\u2019s final battle. Valkyries do not wish to hurt innocent people, which becomes very clear when Freyja learns that some of her warriors have escaped and are attacking civilians. Freyja immediately puts a plan in action and the Valkyries set out to put an end to the chaos. Freyja is strong and smart and a confident leader. Though she initially lets Piper join her clan, she eventually realizes it\u2019s not Piper\u2019s place, and understood when Piper was ready to go home.\nvia: Charmed Chosen Legacy\nAviva (portrayed by famed scream queen, Danielle Harris) was born a mortal but began dabbling in witchcraft as a teenager. As a result, she had gained some basic witch powers. Lonely and angsty, Aviva eventually ended up summoning a sorceress named Kali who promised to help her become a part of the Charmed Ones coven, giving her the one thing she wants the most\u2014family. In actuality, Kali is a low-level demon looking to get her hands on the Charmed Ones\u2019 powers. Following Kali\u2019s orders, Aviva befriends Phoebe and gains her sympathy. Despite trying to kill Prue, the sisters recognize that Aviva is being manipulated by Kali, and they end up working with her to take Kali down. By the end of the ordeal, Aviva is ready to resume a normal life, free of black magic. Though she\u2019s not very powerful, Aviva is a really strong character. When she realized her wrongdoing, she took responsibility, and got her life back on track.\nBefore there was even the Power of Three, there was Patty, a witch with a lot of power, a crappy job, and a complicated love life. After marrying young to a man her mother didn\u2019t approve of (grams really didn\u2019t approve of much) and having three beautiful girls, Patty found herself torn between her legacy and her husband\u2019s wishes. Victor was vehemently against raising the girls with magic and it caused a major rift in their marriage, and eventually led to their divorce. For the most part, Patty is shown as being more of a struggling single mom than a powerful witch. But that certainly deserves its own shout out. Following her divorce, Patty fell in love with her white lighter, a forbidden romance her middle daughter, Piper, would grow up to copy. Together, they secretly had a daughter before Patty was tragically killed by a water demon. Though Patty is dead in the series, we do see her in flashbacks, time travel episodes, and as a ghost.\n11 Darla The Succubus\nDarla is a succubus to whom Phoebe develops a psychic connection. Each night, as if in heat, Phoebe dreams of seducing men, having passionate s*x, and then murdering them. Turns out, that\u2019s exactly what Darla is up to. Running a dating service to get quick access to her victims, Darla\u2019s definitely clever. Plus, she\u2019s got that wicked super-strength and that not-so-sexy elastic tongue that she uses to drain men of their testosterone. Yikes! In a strange turn of events, Prue is transformed into a man and uses her disguise to try to attract the succubus. It works (which seems strange since she\u2019s after testosterone\u2013she might want to target jocks instead, but what do I know?). Despite being immortal and having regenerative abilities, Darla is no match for Prue\u2019s power, and she burns to death in her own apartment. Not the night she was hoping for.\nvia Charmed Wikia\nThe Siren may be evil, but her thirst for vengeance is not unjustified. Once a mortal, she had fallen in love with a married man. But when the affair came to light, no blame was placed on him. Instead, she was burned at the stake. So it\u2019s only fair to say that she has reason to be upset. Now, equipped with a Siren\u2019s son to lure married men as well as telekinesis, the ability to control fire, and super-strength (to name a few of her powers), The Siren is out for blood. She preys on married couples, making the men fall for her before burning their wives to death. Pure evil. Her biggest mistake, though, was putting the moves on Leo. Since he was protected from her fatal kiss by his white-lighter powers, all it really did was weaken him. That really upset his wife, Piper. Unable to fight the Siren effectively while pregnant, Leo ends up being the one to take her down.\n9 Maggie Murphy\nSweet, sweet Maggie Murphy (portrayed by Amy Adams) wasn\u2019t a demon or a baddie of any kind, but she also wasn\u2019t a witch. In fact, she had no powers, unless you count her unstoppable need to be charitable and kindhearted. When the Halliwells are alerted to Maggie\u2019s dire situation\u2014something that causes her such bad luck that those around her keep getting hurt\u2014they soon find out she wasn't at all innocent. Her warm heart has caused her to be tapped as a future white-lighter, and the evil ruining her life is none other than a dark-lighter. The Spirit Killer not only surrounds Maggie in bad luck, but drains her sense of worth until she becomes deeply depressed and suicidal. After saving her, Maggie is able to go back to do-gooding, with the added help of some good luck. Her goodwill is as admirable as any power.\nvia The Rush Blog\nThe Halliwell sisters inherited their Charmed nature by being a trifecta of magic that comes from a long-line of powerful blood. In short, every Halliwell woman has been incredibly strong, and Grams is no exception. A force to be reckoned with, even in death, Grams has a presence of authority that one would not want to toy with. She\u2019s witty with a cynical sense of humor and a relatively dark outlook on love and life. But her love for her granddaughters is the strongest there is. Grams bound the sisters\u2019 powers when they were children in an attempt to keep them safe. So after her sudden death, their magic returns. The sisters were not raised to know about magic so the shock of it all makes them resent Grams for a while. But that doesn\u2019t last because after all, she\u2019s the heart of the family. Whenever she can help, she\u2019s there, both in memory and in actual spirit. Did I mention she was super powerful?\n7 Billie Jenkins\nBillie Jenkins: Powerful Witch and Rogue Demon Hunter. It\u2019s a pretty good tagline for a business card. Billie (portrayed by The Big Bang Theory star, Kaley Cuoco), is an orphaned witch who upon discovering her powers, read up on demons, and decided to single-handedly take them down. She also turns out to be Paige\u2019s charge. One night while Billie was fighting a demon, Paige orbs in, having been subconsciously called upon by Billie herself. Billie ends up moving into the Halliwell home as a prot\u00e9g\u00e9. Under their training, she becomes more and more powerful and completely embraces her destiny as a good witch. When Billie finds out that her sister\u2019s kidnapping when they were children was of a supernatural force, she makes it her mission to get her back. Things don\u2019t go quite as planned. In the end, Billie does the right thing. In this case, it means she kills her sister, the only family she has left. That being said, the Halliwell\u2019s remain her surrogate family.\n6 Christy Jenkins\nChristy had it rough. After being kidnapped at a young age by demons of the Triad who believed she and her future power would be the key to Ultimate Power, Christy spent her days being brainwashed by the side of evil. Though there is some debate as to whether her true nature is evil, or if she is a victim, the bottom-line is that Christy can\u2019t be trusted. When Billie and the sisters find her, they think she is an innocent they have been sent to protect. But in actuality, Christy is playing them. She convinces Billie that the Power of Three will be corrupted and used for evil, getting Billie involved in her plan to take the sisters down. Both sisters are very powerful and become a dangerous duo, until Billie finally sees Christy for what she is. Unwilling to let her sister bring her back to the good side, Christy launches a fireball at Billie, who deflects it back at her. And that\u2019s the end of Christy.\n5 Kyra The Seer\nThough Kyra (portrayed by Buffy/Angel star Charisma Carpenter) was not the show\u2019s first Seer, she was by far the more interesting one. Her visions and the ability to see the future is a great and invaluable power to demons for whom seers work. However, Kyra wasn\u2019t like other seers. She was intrigued by the emotions she saw in her visions of humans and longed to be like them. Her desire to be human drove her to betray the underworld, and in helping Leo, she unintentionally made herself an ally to the Charmed Ones. Kyra went through great lengths to be good and Leo tried to bargain with the Elders to let her become human. But she was eventually punished for her betrayal of the demons. Her death hit the Charmed Ones hard, but it was the late Prue who found a way to send Kyra back, human and all.\nMaking her debut in Season 4, Paige came in as a semi-replacement to the late Prue. In actuality, she was more of a replacement for Phoebe, taking on the lost and na\u00efve youngest sister role which Phoebe had recently outgrown. As a half-sister who had been raised by adoptive parents and orphaned as a teenager, Paige came with a lot of baggage. Understandably, she had trust issues, and was overwhelmed by her new found siblings...oh, and that whole \u2018now you\u2019re a witch\u2019 thing. But in spite of it all, Paige proved herself to be worthy of the power. She was struggling to build a career as a social worker, but remained free-spirited and independent. Though it was a rocky start, the new trio eventually found its footing, and Prue became a distant memory. Introducing a new third sister was a bold move, but Paige\u2019s hardheadedness and warmhearted nature was a welcomed addition to the family.\nPhoebe had one of the show\u2019s most interesting story arcs. She started out as the unreliable, flaky, little sister with a tendency to be selfish and self-pitying. When strange things started happening, Phoebe was the only one open-minded enough to embrace the idea that they were witches with a destiny. She was driven by this sense of purpose, but disappointed by the realization that she had only gained a passive power. Eager to find her inner-strength, she went back to school, and started training in self-defense. Phoebe became the show\u2019s embodiment of female empowerment. She had an admirable attitude and was all about doing what was right at any cost. When she wanted something, she learned how to put in some work to get it. By the end of the series, not only did she no longer need looking after, but she was ready and willing to mentor Paige. From baby to big sis, Phoebe really got herself together.\n2 Prue\nvia: Charmed Fanon Wiki\nBecause Prue was the eldest, she was graced with the strongest power of the three. She was also the one the other sisters would lean on for help, and she was repeatedly credited for raising them at the cost of having her own life. Prue had to grow up fast and it made her the responsible mom-type. It was sometimes frustrating how negative and overbearing she could be (and that uptight act really didn\u2019t suit the revealing wardrobe she was given). All the same, she was smart, strong-willed, and a driven career woman. It\u2019s unclear how much growth Prue could have really experienced throughout the course of the show, and it\u2019s possible she was written into a bit of a box. Still, it was entirely unexpected to see her go. Unfortunately, Shannen Doherty did not leave on good terms, so her afterlife was never properly dealt with; and in a supernatural show, that just felt wrong.\nPiper really was the Heart of the Halliwells. 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        "raw_content": "Steven Gerrard to Leave Liverpool at End of Season\n0 0 Mikey Friday, 2 January 2015 Edit this post\nLiverpool have recently announced that their captain Steven Gerrard will depart the club after an amazing 17 years playing at Anfield.\nGerrard, 34, said it was the hardest decision of his life but is moving on to another chapter, that being a playing stint in America.\nThe Liverpudlian made his debut at the age of just 18, and has made an incredible impact on The Reds; winning the Champions League and FA Cup with his beloved team.\nThe Liverpool captain is heavily rumored to join La Galaxy once his contract expires in spring.\nBrendan Rodgers has paid tribute to the 34-year old, describing him as an 'immense' player. \"This is an era where the word 'legend' is vastly overused, but in his case it actually doesn't do him justice.\"\nJamie Carragher said it will be a sad day when Steven Gerrard plays his last game for Liverpool at the end of the season and has even transcended to questioning the club's efforts. He added: \"It was Stevie's decision, but could the club have maybe done a little bit more? Maybe spoken about a coaching role in the future to entice him to stay?\"\nIt will ultimately be a saddening day for Liverpool and their fans when Gerrard emotionally plays his final ever game at the end of the season.\nTheSportMatrix \u2022 We Live For Sport: Steven Gerrard to Leave Liverpool at End of Season\nhttps://pbs.twimg.com/media/B6TI8CFCQAAvnO_.jpg\nhttps://www.thesportmatrix.com/2015/01/steven-gerrard-to-leave-liverpool-at.html",
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        "raw_content": "The incident was another sign to him that life in the spotlight can get very bright for high-profile athletes, something he continues to learn with every misstep.\n\"It was blown a little bit out of proportion. At the end of the day, I hope people will see that I\u2019m still a 20-year-old kid in college and going to be a sophomore,\" he said. \"I\u2019ve made my mistakes, obviously. I need to learn from them and not make the same one twice.\"\nLast month he posted on Twitter that he couldn\u2019t wait to leave College Station, using an expletive to express his unhappiness. But he quickly deleted that tweet and asked for forgiveness with another tweet that told his 385,000 followers to \"walk a day in my shoes.\" Since that time his Twitter account has gone silent, something he called his decision.\n\"I just haven\u2019t said anything lately because I really haven\u2019t had anything interesting to say,\" Manziel said. \"Twitter is what it is. I learned a lot from it and probably hurt myself a little bit at times.\"\nThe off-season has overshadowed a spectacular freshman campaign, when he put up 5,116 yards of total offense and 47 touchdowns while leading the Aggies to a win over No. 1 Alabama, an 11-2 record and a Top 5 finish.\nThat improbable run made him the focal point in college football, especially after winning the Heisman, which kicked the level of scrutiny up another level. That was evident as a horde of media members gathered wherever Manziel sat down to speak in the various rooms at the Wynfrey Hotel.\n\"I never realized the magnitude of it (winning the Heisman). I heard it time and time again, but it\u2019s one of those things that you don\u2019t understand until you go through it and deal with it,\" Manziel said. \"My situation is so different because nobody has had three years of eligibility left.\"\nTexas A&M coach Kevin Sumlin spoke of Manziel\u2019s excellence on the field while defending his young quarterback as a work in progress off the field.\n\"There\u2019s no question he\u2019s made some mistakes,\" Sumlin said. \"Is he perfect? No. I think he has done some things that he\u2019s not very proud of. It\u2019s a growing process. It\u2019s a learning process. That\u2019s something that we\u2019re working at.\"\nMonday he had to face the music on charges from a year ago before he achieved fame on the football field. He entered a guilty plea on a misdemeanor count from June 2012 for not properly identifying himself to police in College Station after a bar fight. Manziel was fined $2,000 and ordered to pay court costs while a disorderly conduct charge was dropped.\nBut despite all his troubles, he has held onto the faith of his teammates. Senior defensive back Toney Hurd called Manziel a humble person.\n\"Johnny\u2019s a great guy. He\u2019s a hard working and motivated guy. As teammates, we stand by him, and we know Coach Sumlin will handle the disciple issues off the field,\" Hurd said. \"When the season starts, he\u2019ll be ready to go.\"\nSenior offensive lineman Jake Matthews remains amazed by what Manziel accomplished on the field last season.\n\"He came out of nowhere and took over as one of the leaders of the team. You could tell he was getting more comfortable as the season came along. It was special to see,\" Matthews said. \"It\u2019s just his determination. When he comes out there, he\u2019s always giving 100 percent (with) the way he rallies the guys to get behind him.\"\nManziel, who stated that he will miss former A&M offensive coordinator Kliff Kingsbury, who\u2019s now the head coach at Texas Tech, as he prepares for this season, appreciates that his teammates support him.\n\"Nothing has changed. They understand, the leaders of the team, they\u2019re there for me, texting me and saying you\u2019re not doing anything we\u2019re not doing,\" he said. \"We\u2019re working hard, enjoying life. I love those guys, wouldn\u2019t be here without them, and their opinion, and my family and my coaches\u2019 opinion, that\u2019s all that matters to me.\"\nManziel insisted -- as he worked his way through the media gauntlet -- that his focus is solely on the first day of practice in early August, when he will try to improve on one of the best individual seasons in college football history. He called the tumultuous off-season a learning experience.\n\"Crazy\u2019s a good word for it,\" he said.\nHis teammates watched the media craziness up-close Wednesday. Matthews, when asked whether he gets tired of being questioned about Manziel, smiled when he said, \"Yeah, maybe a little bit. I wish you guys cared more about me.\"\nPhotos: USC at SEC Media Days",
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        "raw_content": "You are here: Home \u00bb Courses \u00bb Politics, Philosophy and Society, BA (Hons)\nPolitics, Philosophy and Society BA (Hons)\nStudying Philosophy delivers highly marketable, highly transferable skills. If your ideal career requires clear thinking, talking, or writing, we'll help you prepare. Alongside this you will have the opportunity to further your own understanding of politics through the critical evaluation of political ideas, institutions and policy and decision-making processes in a national and international context. The course will equip you to understand the nature and extent of political theory, history of political thought, and political philosophy, to develop your own perspective and become more aware of traditional and current debates that concern political scientists. 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It will provide you with an in-depth understanding of a range of highly influential moral and political theories that have been held to underpin competing conceptions of social justice and just institutions. It will also give you insight into the fundamental debates about the nature of humanity, the self, knowledge and reality that frequently underlie disagreements about the proper form and goals of social and political institutions.\nStudents take 18 modules, at the rate of 6 per year. Optional modules may be taken alongside an 'elective' module, to make up the yearly quota of 6. Elective modules offer a choice from a wide range of modules offered across the university, and may for example include a language module, a work placement, or a careers or employability module. The range of modules on offer will vary slightly from year to year. 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There is also a wide range of modules available to study at undergraduate level and this is expanded upon at master's level. The Histories of America and Lancashire are especially well covered and all of the modules that I studied were well represented in the library. This course has helped me with my professional development as they contain modules that are related to topics that are taught in schools and they have helped me to cement my existing knowledge.\nThis course provides a broad introduction to the disciplines and main sub-disciplines of the academic subjects of politics, philosophy and society\u2013 including political philosophy, ethics, epistemology, metaphysics, political theory, international relations, global politics, and government and institutions. It does so by means of an intellectually challenging academic curriculum that is informed by the research and scholarly activity of members of the politics, philosophy and society teaching teams. It thereby provides opportunities for far-reaching critical evaluation of political ideas, institutions and policy and decision-making processes in national, international and comparative contexts.\nThe course fosters a supportive academic environment which assists students from a range of educational backgrounds to develop their academic and wider potential. 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        "raw_content": "For the millions affected by the conflict in the Central African Republic, none of the basic elements needed for survival can be taken for granted.\nBy Patrick Flynn\nConditions in Bangui\u2019s camps for the displaced highlight the increased risk of malnutrition and disease for those who have come in search of safety.\nBANGUI, Central African Republic, 28 April 2014 \u2013 Inside the temporary shelters at the Eglise des Fr\u00e8res Castor displacement camp in the capital of the Central African Republic, the air is hot and static. Extended families are sprawled under white tarpaulin tents, sitting on woven mats that cover the dirt floors.\n\u00a9 UNICEF Central African Republic/2014/Flynn\nFifteen-month-old Queuce Pirixia and his mother Ingrid have been at the Bangui Pediatric Hospital for 9 days. He has been treated with therapeutic formula and weighs just over 4 kilos.\nThere is shelter here, but no privacy. And despite the availability of food throughout the camp, many people complain of hunger.\nA small baby nestles in a bundle of blankets, resting quietly beside her mother. The camp may provide them refuge from the violence that has plagued the country for the past year, but the rising price of food and cramped conditions put the small child at serious risk for malnutrition.\nFor the more than 644,000 displaced people in CAR, things are likely to get even worse.\nUpwards of 30,000 people live in the camp at Fr\u00e8res Castor. The things they could carry lie all around them: mattresses, cooking stoves, radios, toys, and pieces of furniture.\nWhile a child braids her mother's hair, a neighbour, Jacob, eats his only meal of the day while gathered with his friends around a plate of rice and tomato paste.\nThe price of food has risen sharply since the start of the crisis \u2013 rice by nearly 25 per cent, and cassava by 13 per cent, according to a market survey by NGO Action Against Hunger. From January to March this year, 680 children aged 6 months to 5 years were treated for severe malnutrition at Bangui Pediatric Hospital \u2013 three times greater than in the same period last year, when about 214 children were treated.\nMalnutrition puts children at serious risk of developmental problems and even death. Malnourished children living in densely populated displacement sites are also at greater risk for diseases like malaria and diarrhoea, which can be particularly deadly for severely underweight children.\nA child at the Eglise des Fr\u00e8res Castor displacement site is checked for malnutrition by measurement of mid-upper arm cIrcumference (MUAC).\nChildren who experience malnutrition in the first 1,000 days of their lives \u2013 from the mother\u2019s pregnancy to the child\u2019s second birthday \u2013 are more likely to have developmental problems later in life.\nUNICEF and its partners are working in major displacement camps to evaluate and treat children who are at risk of malnutrition. Together with local communities, they aim to identify families most at risk and treat more than 16,000 children suffering from severe acute malnutrition. Most will be treated at weekly outpatient clinics in camps or health facilities, where children are monitored and given a one-week supply of therapeutic food.\nChildren with medical complications are taken to Bangui Pediatric Hospital, supported by UNICEF. Comforted by their mothers, scarred by the opportunistic infections and disease that malnutrition brings, these children are diagnosed and treated with therapeutic feeding, supplemental nutrition and basic health care.\nInside the Stage 3 area of the malnutrition ward, the mothers who have accompanied their children are frustrated. They can see that their children have made progress, but they know that finding affordable food outside the hospital is difficult. It keeps getting more expensive.\nSurrounded by her sister and many mothers just like her, Emery Sunet says, \u201cThe children get treatment and return home, but the problem of malnutrition remains. If the children only eat cassava for one or two weeks, they'll be malnourished. That's why we are here, none of us have money to fix this problem.\u201d\nUNICEF Photography: Protecting children is paramount\nFamilies displaced by violence remain hopeful that peace will return to the Central African Republic\nChildren displaced by violence in the Central African Republic face great risks",
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        "raw_content": "Last week I was watching the NCAA Men\u2019s Championship on TV. The tournament format is match play: first team to three wins is the champion. This style of play is always entertaining because of the ups and downs of the match. One player is leading by a few holes, and then the other player makes a comeback. It\u2019s real-life golf drama. I noticed that I was becoming more and more engaged in the matches, cheering on the great shots and the players\u2019 recovery shots. There were a number of times a player seemed to be out of the hole; one player had an advantage by hitting a good shot to set up a birdie effort, and the other player, who seemed to be out of position, would either make a long putt or even chip-in from off the green. This now forces the player in good position to make his putt to just tie the hole. Most golfers don\u2019t play a lot of match play. We often grind trying to shoot the lowest score possible. When teaching our students, especially the younger ones, it is important we talk about these \u201cmust-make\u201d opportunities. Lead them in drills or games that get them in the right frame of mind to be aggressive on making the shot. You can see that some players thrive in these environments while others don\u2019t. Playing match play will teach your students the importance of never giving up, as well as providing the opportunity to experience a \u201cflair\u201d for the dramatic. Your students will be more successful, and you will be, too.\nPrevious WHO JUDGES THE GUARDIANS?\nNext VISIONS OF A GREAT TEACHER",
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        "raw_content": "David Samberg\nCompany will partner with technology leaders to create innovation ecosystems in two Verizon innovation centers\nVideo of Inside 5G Tech Forum V8 1 2\nNEW YORK \u2013 Verizon \u2013 the first company to introduce 4G LTE, or fourth-generation long-term evolution, wireless network technology about six years ago \u2013 is once again poised to usher in a new era with an aggressive roadmap for fifth-generation, or 5G, wireless technology.\nBy nearly all accounts, 5G technology should be introduced in the U.S. sometime after 2020, but Verizon is accelerating the expected rate of innovation. 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Just like in the early days of the development of 4G LTE technology, collaborating in a shared environment will foster compelling applications faster.\nVerizon and its partners are committed to beginning technology field trials in 2016.\n\u201c5G is no longer a dream of the distant future,\u201d said Roger Gurnani, executive vice president and chief information and technology architect for Verizon. \u201cWe feel a tremendous sense of urgency to push forward on 5G and mobilize the ecosystem by collaborating with industry leaders and developers to usher in a new generation of innovation.\u201d\nThe expected benefits of 5G, as described during Verizon\u2019s inaugural forum, include about 50 times the throughput of current 4G LTE, latency in the single milliseconds, and the ability to handle exponentially more Internet-connected devices to accommodate the expected explosion of the Internet of Everything.\n\u201cWhen you\u2019re planning a technological evolution at this scale it must be a collaboration of players in the ecosystem,\u201d said Marcus Weldon, chief technology officer of Alcatel-Lucent and president of Bell Labs. \u201cHaving Verizon initiate this effort now, even as 4G LTE technology has so much headroom left, will no doubt add to the rich fabric of our digital lives for many years to come.\u201d\nThe Verizon-led effort keeps the communications industry in the U.S. vibrant and globally competitive, explained Rima Qureshi, chief strategy officer for Ericsson. \u201cA lot of development and requirements for 5G networks have so far come from Asian operators,\u201d she said. \u201cIt\u2019s exciting to see a U.S. company accelerate the rate of innovation and introduce new partners.\u201d\nIn addition to working with communications and technology leaders, Verizon\u2019s 5G Technology Forum also includes a group of leading east- and west-coast venture capital groups focused on a variety of emerging technologies.\n\u201cEach partner is a leader, but together we represent more than $50 billion in annual research, development and technology investments and thousands of patents,\u201d Gurnani said. \u201cCollectively we are bringing to bear an incredible amount of resources and intellectual capital to introduce the next generation of wireless technology.\u201d\nBuilding networks for the future unleashes innovation\nFrom the beginning, the possibilities of 4G LTE were as great as the imaginations of the developers, engineers and entrepreneurs who began immediately putting their ideas into action. The Verizon Innovation program was created, and Innovations Centers were opened in Waltham and San Francisco, with the mission of encouraging the growth and development of the 4G LTE ecosystem. Innovators from around the world worked with Verizon wireless experts to test their ideas and quickly get them to market.\nAnd the market grew quickly. Verizon began building and testing 4G LTE as early as 2008 with the creation of a 10-cell network sandbox around Boston. The first LTE data call was made in August 2009, and Verizon commercially launched the nation\u2019s first, and the world\u2019s largest, 4G LTE network in December 2010 with 39 major metropolitan areas and more than 60 major airports covered.\nToday, more than 98 percent of the U.S. population has access to 4G LTE and 87 percent of Verizon Wireless data traffic is carried over the network.\nVerizon has long been committed to leading the way in network innovation and reliability. Earlier this summer, the National RootScore\u00ae Report, conducted by RootMetrics, found that Verizon customers enjoy the most reliable and strongest network performance overall, from Maine to California and in between the Canadian and Mexican borders. This marked the fourth consecutive time Verizon\u2019s wireless network has been acknowledged as the leader in overall performance among national wireless service providers in the U.S. by RootMetrics, an independent third party.\nIn addition, for the second consecutive time, Verizon ranked the highest of all U.S. wireless providers, according to the J.D. Power 2015 Wireless Network Quality Performance Study\u2120, Volume 2. 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        "raw_content": "REPOSE IS THE NEW BAPTISM\n\u200bFor free spirits throughout the world, a powerful new sacrament has emerged. This simple ritual carries all the power and significance conveyed by baptism. When John the Baptist introduced Jesus to baptism two thousand years ago, this type of ritual washing was already in practice among Jews, Hindus, Egyptians, and other groups. The purpose of baptism was seen as purification. It has come to signify an initiation into spiritual life through the removal of impurities.\nToday, free spirits are practicing Repose, which involves lying on one\u2019s back with arms extended perpendicular to the torso, palms up, legs open, and jaw relaxed. It is done three times a day for seven minutes. Repose was developed as a relaxation technique with physical and mental health benefits, but those who have been practicing it on a daily basis understand it to be much more than that. Like baptism, it serves as a type of spiritual initiation.\n\u200bFor ancient peoples, initiation involved the removal of impurities. But what was the nature of these impurities and why did they need removing? In the Judeo-Christian tradition, Adam and Eve fell from grace after eating fruit from the \u201ctree of knowledge of good and evil.\u201d Impurity begins, then, with the ability to distinguish between good and evil, or right and wrong. Through this ability, human beings gain free will, which is the ability to choose one side or the other. When acting in ways that they see as wrong, evil, or sinful, people identify themselves impure.\n\u200bFree spirits have always dared to experience the world in unconventional ways, recognizing that distinctions such as right and wrong can be arbitrary and limiting. \u201cOut beyond ideas of wrong-doing and right-doing, there is a field,\u201d wrote Rumi. \u201cI will meet you there.\u201d In other words, we get a fuller picture of who we are and what we can be when we look beyond the obvious categories and distinctions. Rather than focusing on removing our impurities, we can seek ways to become more complete.\nEach of us has a sense that there is much more to who we are than we have yet to discover. Within our own hearts, we may feel incomplete. The film Jerry Maguire made this line famous: \u201cYou complete me.\u201d Implied is the idea that there is something or someone out there which can make us feel complete. So, let me ask you this simple question: What completes you? Perhaps it is a specific person, group, place, ideal or value.\nFor free spirits, it would have to be the experience of this moment. In the here and now, there is much more for us to be, feel, sense and intuit. We become more complete by opening ourselves to the present moment, in all its glory. When we increase our receptivity, we feel things more deeply and intensely, which in turn lets us be more fully ourselves. And nothing enhances our receptivity like the ritual of Repose (for more on this, see Repose: The Potent Pause).\nReceptivity means acceptance of the other. After all, none of us needs to receive something that we already possess. We can only be receptive to something that has heretofore existed outside of ourselves. When we feel a strong connection to something, it becomes a part of us. Suddenly, our boundaries are expanded, and we become connected to the people, activities, and things that inspire passion in us. This passion\u2014the experience of being fully alive!\u2014gives rise to everything that enriches us: our creativity, happiness, well-being, and spirituality.\n\u200bFor those of us who are free spirits, Repose is a powerful tool. It opens the doors to a life filled with passion and inspiration, love and joy, bliss and ecstasy. Do you find it hard to believe that something so simple can have such a profound impact on our lives? If so, I say: Perfect! Don\u2019t take my word for it. Try Repose for yourself\u2014three times a day for a month. Then, let me know what you find. You have little to lose and everything to gain. I am eager to hear from you!",
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        "raw_content": "Written by Mendy Smith\nPublished: January 6, 2014 at 1:35 AM [UTC]\nI finally dropped out of the community orchestra and kept to playing chamber music and taking private lessons. It was a difficult decision, but one that in the end the right one for me. Between a house remodel followed almost immediately by a very sick kitty and a crazy year at my day job, it was all I could do to keep up practice, lessons and occasional chamber music dates.\nMy goal of making it up to the nosebleed section of the fingerboard and back down again without doing damage to myself came about in an unexpected way when I chucked \"That Which May Not Be Named\". The real test came when I read the 1st viola part of York Bowen's Fantasy Quartet at Interlochen over the summer. There is a measure that makes it up to a high E and all the way back down to C# on the next note. Not only did I make it up there, I overshot it by a few notes and got rosin on my fingertips. That was a first! I'll just say that ditching the SR has been the best thing I've done all year.\nPhrasing - this skill still eludes me. I think I'm on the cusp of making a breakthrough, but alas I still sound like a midi file. The problem seems to be in my bow arm, something to focus on this coming year. My \"playing out\" problem actually turned out to be more of a set-up problem. Once I got a new soundpost put in, that little issue seems to have gone away.\nThis coming year is more of the same: focus on chamber music, phrasing and arm vibrato. Primarily, I plan on focusing on the MUSIC and making it musical. There are few pieces in particular that have me intrigued that I want to spend some time with this year:\nFirst is the York Bowen quartet I mentioned earlier. The ladies I played it with this past summer and I plan to work it up for a masters class this coming summer at Interlochen. I have much work to do to get it ready for a master's class - mostly in the realm of planning my shifts and getting to understand their intervals. That, and a bit of artificial harmonics at this point in the game. It should be interesting.\nSecond is Hindemith's duet for cello and viola. It is a piece that I studied to get some coaching on at Interlochen last summer with a friend. There are a few tricky measures and I still don't have my head wrapped around how the two parts really fit with each other. The cellist and I are planning on recording our own parts and sending them to each other so we can figure it out (we live on opposite sides of the country N/S-wise). It will be a fun one to puzzle through.\nThe last piece is a quartet that a friend from the orchestra composed. He approached me with it on New Years Day during the annual \"Brandy Bash\" (a Houston tradition of playing all the Brandenburg concertos in a single afternoon). He wants to have a house party later this spring to \"premier\" the piece. I gave it a quick glance between concertos. Oh Boy! Not something to sight read for a premier, even an informal one!\nThree pieces of music. I think I can handle this.",
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        "raw_content": "Richer hues in hospitality\nThe Vietnamese resort and hospitality sector is growing steadily to meet the growing demand of the tourism industry. However, developers and service providers alike have to diversify their products to meet the increasingly colourful needs of customers.\nNew concepts are altering the face of the Vietnamese hospitality industry\nBach Thuy Ha, chairwoman of Q-Mama Holdings JSC, the owner of the Q-Mama BBQ & Buffet restaurant chain in districts 5 and 1 of Ho Chi Minh City, shared that she has been considering building a five-star hotel in the city for a long time.\n\u201cThe concept of modern five-star hotels has long been in Vietnam. I have thought a lot about how to make my future hotel different from the existing ones, into one which can attract both international travellers and high-end domestic customers. 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In October 2017, Indochina Capital Corporation, founded by American businessman Peter Ryder, teamed up with Vanguard Hotels to launch Wink Hotels, a visionary hotel brand redefining affordable luxury in Vietnam and Indochina.\nThe Wink Hotels brand is designed for young travellers, promising to be a perfect combination of modernity, creativity, and efficiency based on the solid foundations of traditional Vietnamese values.\nRyder, co-founder of Indochina Vanguard Hotels\u2014the joint venture to invest the Wink Hotels chain\u2014said that the core meaning of Wink is reflected in the strength and the persistence of the Vietnamese spirit by catching up with people\u2019s fast lifestyle and constantly changing yet distinctly local culture.\nMichael Piro, co-founder of Indochina Vanguard Hotels and COO of Indochina Capital Corporation, said that Wink Hotels will be available throughout Vietnam, not only in key locations such as Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, and Danang, but also in other big developing cities. The first hotel in the chain is scheduled to open in Ho Chi Minh City in the third quarter of 2019.\nEscaping traditional hotel concepts\nMauro Gasparotti, managing director of Savills Hotels, acknowledged that in order to develop more in the future, hotel and resort owners should diversify their products rather than just follow the traditional concept.\n\u201cOur experience with international partners shows that the Vietnamese market still lacks diversity compared to other destinations such as Thailand and Indonesia,\u201d he said.\nTypes especially in need of innovation, Gasparotti suggested, are the healthcare resorts, wellness resorts, spa resorts, poshtels, and co-working hubs, as well as design and art boutique resorts, high-tech hotels, and selected services hotels\u2014just to name a few areas that see growing demand not only domestically, but globally as well.\nMorris Sim, marketing director from Next Story Group, one of the leading international groups to manage and develop hotels, also confirmed that the shared economy and digitalised tools have a great impact on the hospitality market.\n\u201cDigitalised channels and social networks are bringing people closer and make it easier to share information. In addition, the Y and Z generations have new demands for working, living, playing, and learning, therefore, the demand for hospitality is showing an increased number of facets.\u201d\nBruce Musick, co-founder of Indochina Vanguard Hotels and CEO of Vanguard Hotels, said, \u201cWe want to change and disrupt the local hotel industry by challenging pass\u00e9, outdated notions of hospitality and developing a truly innovative and exciting brand that resonates with young and young-at-heart local and regional travellers.\u201d\nImpressing growth at resort and hospitality\nAccording to World Economic Forum\u2019s Travel and Tourism Competitiveness Report 2017, Vietnam stood at the 67th position, compared to the 75th in 2015 and the 89th in 2009.\nHotel and resort performance has been strong, especially in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, where occupancy growth in 2017 was outstanding with levels averaging 81 and 73 per cent, respectively. Danang and Nha Trang saw large increases in arrivals which improved year-on-year occupancy, and despite more new openings, there was a slight increase in average room rates.\nWith a record of more than 13 million international tourist arrivals in 2017, Vietnam is aiming to reach 20 million in 2020 and gain a total of $35 billion in revenue from the tourism sector at the end of this decade.\nThe dramatic increase in the number of international visitors to Vietnam is largely due to Vietnam\u2019s greater infrastructure investment strategy implemented over the past few years. Vietnam has been investing more in developing the country\u2019s infrastructure network than any other Southeast Asian country. Large-scale projects included the construction of 2,000 kilometres of new highways, metro systems in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, and expanding, upgrading, and building new airports nationwide.\nAdam Burry Senior vice president, JLL Hotels and Hospitality Group\nAdam Burry Senior\nWe have seen an increasing number of internationally-branded hotels open in Vietnam over the past 24 months and expect further diversification of hotel management companies and brands in the market.\nAs observed elsewhere in Southeast Asia, we expect growth beyond international hotel brands. Home-grown hotel brands are likely to come to the forefront, particularly catering to domestic travellers. We are seeing domestic hotel brands being established in Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi in the budget and mid-scale segments, and expect these chains to grow at a rapid pace nationwide.\nVietnam should not be seen as just a tourism destination, as the country\u2019s rapid economic development (led by industrial manufacturing and production) has driven demand to the market. Furthermore, increased connectivity, combined with new hotel product offerings, has made the country ever more important as a MICE destination.\nAnother trend is the need to serve millennials, a challenge and an opportunity for hoteliers. Millennials are usually health-conscious and environmentally conscious.\nIn addition, the advancement of technology will see biometric recognition, virtual reality, and robotics all finding roles in the industry. New technology will increase operating efficiency, as hotels will increasingly rely on automation, biometric identification, and driverless transport.\nMoreover, Vietnam\u2019s gastronomical offerings are proving a further attraction for returning visitors, especially from Asia. The country is quickly becoming a \u2018foodie\u2019 destination with a vastly improved food and beverage scene.\nWith a 62 per cent occupancy rate and 82 per cent of tourists being international travellers, the Vietnamese hotel and resort industry offers huge potential for tourism revenue.\nProf. Augustine Ha Ton Vinh Chairman, Stellar Management Corporation\nProf. Augustine Ha Ton Vinh\nForeign investors and gaming operators, have now made their move\u2014and the clear-cut regulatory framework lifted the bar to allow them entrance. The new casino decree was hailed as a breakthrough by both domestic and international investors, many of whom are closely following the developments, waiting for an opportunity.\nSeveral investment groups and two major Vietnamese business corporations\u2014Vingroup and Sun Group\u2014heeded the invitation of the government to develop the Van Don and Phu Quoc integrated resorts. A new international airport for Van Don is being built along with new highways to the Chinese border provinces. Sun Group is putting vast resources into the project.\nPhu Quoc, on the other hand, is already a destination for international tourists. Its integrated resort will open to visitors as well as gamblers in the near future. The development of the gambling industry, coupled with easy access to integrated resorts, will certainly benefit investors as well as the economy.\nThe Vietnamese government aims to turn the country into even more of an international tourist destination and investors will have plenty of input about the gaming industry\u2019s needs and what they will offer.\nKenneth Atkinson Executive chairman, Grant Thornton Vietnam\nThe Vietnamese tourism sector has much more room for development but is also facing many challenges. It is now considered underfunded, a growing industry with inadequate capital for promotion and marketing.\nThe country\u2019s budget for tourism promotion is currently $2 million per year, compared to $200 million and $105 million for Indonesia and Malaysia, respectively.\nThe country also has a visa policy which is seen as less attractive than those of many other countries in the region. Vietnam is offering visa exemptions for only 24 countries, compared to 162 countries in Malaysia and 57 countries in Thailand.\nMeanwhile, with the recent fast growth of the condotel segment\u2014a property type which is leased like hotel rooms\u2014is in risk of oversupply. Condotels have been present in Vietnam for less than two years, but their supply has seen a sharp increase due to the market\u2019s quick adaptation. Their developers are increasingly committing to guarantees of good rental yields, often from 8-10 per cent.\nAhmed Mobashshir Director, Bricsa Consulting\nAhmed Mobashshir\nVietnam has a strong geographical location in Southeast Asia, with half of the land surrounded by the sea and most of the region being a tropical paradise.\nVietnam, as a tourist destination, is supported by strong market fundamentals\u2014rich cultural offerings, diverse destinations, relative safety and security, increasing international and domestic tourism demand, strong investment potential, and geographical location.\nIn Southeast Asia, especially in comparatively less developed tourism markets like Vietnam, connectivity and language barriers have been major challenges in terms of global tourism development in the past. 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        "raw_content": "Ringless voicemail; an unobtrusive tool for lead generation\nHome/Blog/Ringless voicemail; an unobtrusive tool for lead generation\nBy | 2018-10-02T10:30:17+00:00\t|Tags: ringless voicemail, ringless voicemail drops, ringless voicemail solutions|Comments Off on Ringless voicemail; an unobtrusive tool for lead generation\nHave you ever left a message for someone without needing to talk to them right away? If not so, then ringless voicemail is might be a right choice for you. You can simply leave a voice message for someone directly to their cell phone without calling them. It simply increases the possibility of getting a call back immediately. The caller will be free to listen to that voice message at their leisure time and can retrieve the essential information and then get back to you when it is convenient for them. Therefore, other than random daily usage, businesses are also choosing ringless voicemail solutions to generate leads in a cost-effective way.\nHow ringless voicemail is similar to email but is more effective?\nYour voice allows the customers to hear your passion and desire to assist them. Your voice message should be made in such a way that can simply ramp up your business. It looks much similar to email as well, but users do not tend to check their email box as frequently as the voicemail box. That\u2019s why the probability of opening your voicemail box is much higher than email box.\nIt\u2019s a great tool to send out mass messages effectively:\nRingless voicemail is the most effective tool to send out the thousands of messages effectively. Business owners can use the method for informing their employees about the new updates regarding the project. In call center or telemarketing industry, agents can use the methodology to send out the new offer to their several customers on the list and can motivate them to follow the instructions.\nA productive way to your business:\nIt looks like the most productive way to do your business, as with random cold calling, you cannot reach more than 100 persons in a day. But with the help of ringless voicemail solutions, it\u2019s possible to approach thousands of people at the same time in a cost-effective way.\nInbound callbacks:\nYou need to make sure that your call center is best to receive the follow-up calls. Most of the calls return within 3-4 hours of the voice mail delivery.\nIt is possible to determine the possible time frame to expect the callbacks and then set up your call system so you can be easily able to field the calls. Nobody wants to call back to receive the busy signal or answering machine response. You can even configure the ringless voicemail system just to make sure that all the calls can be answered in a timely manner, and going to meet your business goals.\nRingless voicemail simply allows the client to call you back when it is easy for them. It simply improves your business relationship and increasing the overall results. Therefore, it is the time to set up the ringless voicemail drop solutions, and then get the calls you\u2019ve been expecting. You can also consult with the professionals of VoIP Terminator for seeking expert advice.",
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        "raw_content": "How Will the Supreme Court's DOMA Decision Impact Employers?\nHow Will the Supreme Court's DOMA Decision\u2026\nBy now, you have most likely read the headlines reporting that a recent United States Supreme Court decision, United States v. Windsor, found Section 3 of the Defense of Marriage Act (\"DOMA\") to be an unconstitutional deprivation of rights protected by the Fifth Amendment. You may not have yet considered what impact this decision will have on your business operations.\nAs of last week twelve states recognized same-sex marriage; however, in the wake of Hollingsworth v. Perry (also decided last week), California becomes the thirteenth. Despite the increasing state-level trend toward recognizing same sex marriage, DOMA had previously prevented the federal government from following suit.\nAt the heart of the decision was the Supreme Court\u2019s pronouncement that Section 3 of DOMA, which amended the Dictionary Act\u2014a federal law providing rules of construction for over 1,000 federal laws and all federal regulations-- was unconstitutional because its definition of \"marriage\" and \"spouse\", which excluded same-sex partners, violated the principles of equal protection.\nDOMA does not impose an obligation on the other 37 states requiring them to authorize or recognize same-sex marriage. The choice as to how to define marriage will continue to be left to each state, for now.\nThe DOMA decision will have immediate impact on employers in states that recognize same-sex marriage. The Court made clear in United States v. Windsor, however, that its opinion is \"confined to those lawful marriages\" in states that permit same-sex marriage.\nThe following will apply to employees who were married in and live in a state that recognizes same-sex marriage.\nTax changes. Employers will no longer need to impute the value of medical, vision and dental insurance contributions of their employees\u2019 same-sex spouses as income to the employee. There is some debate as to whether employers and employees will be permitted to amend prior tax returns to receive a refund of the tax paid on the imputed earnings in prior years. Employees may also now pay for same-sex spouses\u2019 benefits coverage using pretax earnings through a Section 125 plan.\nCOBRA. Employers must now offer COBRA continuation of benefits coverage to same-sex spouses.\n401(k). Employers are required to treat same-sex spouses equally as opposite-sex spouses when determining death benefits; same-sex spouses will be required to consent to beneficiary designations, as opposite-sex spouses are currently required to do.\nFMLA. The protections of the Family Medical Leave Act (\u201cFMLA\u201d) will now allow employees to utilize FMLA leave to care for a sick or disabled same-sex spouse.\nThe impact on employers in states such as North Carolina that do not recognize same-sex marriage will not be as far reaching at this time. It is unclear at this point whether federal agencies such as the IRS and Social Security Administration will look at the marriage laws in a state where the couple was married or in the state where the couple resides. For example, it is currently unknown whether a couple legally married in New York, but living in North Carolina, which prohibits same-sex marriage, would be permitted to file a tax return as married filing jointly. Some predict that President Obama will issue an executive order to settle this matter in the coming weeks. For now, unanswered questions remain pending the passage of regulations or the issuance of an executive order to provide interpretive guidance. Ward and Smith, P.A. will continue to monitor these evolving issues in the future to assist our clients' compliance efforts.",
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        "raw_content": "Dr Bird I and II, Jamaica\nDr Bird I and II\nW\u00e4rtsil\u00e4 Corporation won a repeat order for a 50 MW power barge from the Caribbean island of Jamaica in April 2005. It joined the existing 74 MW W\u00e4rtsil\u00e4 power barge delivered ten years before.\nThe new power barge was ordered by the independent power producer (IPP) Jamaica Energy Partners LLC under a turnkey contract.\nJamaica Energy Partners is a company controlled by the Latin Power Funds I and II. These funds, formerly known as the Scudder Latin America (SLAP) funds, are today managed by Conduit Capital Partners out of New York City. This deal constitutes the fourth transaction between the LP funds and W\u00e4rtsil\u00e4 throughout the course of a successful long-term relationship.\nThe new barge is equipped with three generating sets, each driven by a W\u00e4rtsil\u00e4 18V46 engine. The barge is provided with all necessary ancillary equipment for independent operation, including treatment plant for the heavy fuel oil used by the engines and a 138 kV electrical substation.\nThe barge was constructed and outfitted in Singapore. Delivery of the barge to Jamaica took place in December 2005, just 12 months after the contract was signed. The barge is located in Old Harbour, Jamaica.\nThe generating plant has a gross output of 51 MW, giving a net output from the barge of 50 MW. The electrical power is fed into the distribution grid of the utility company Jamaica Public Service Co Ltd.\nThe earlier 74 MW power barge, \"Dr Bird\", was delivered to Jamaica in 1994. It is equipped with eight W\u00e4rtsil\u00e4 12V46 generating sets. It is also operated by Jamaica Energy Partners. The success and reliability of this power barge, together with the after-sales support from W\u00e4rtsil\u00e4\u2019s Caribbean office in Puerto Rico, were important factors in securing the contract for the new power barge.\nThe new power barge provides greater cost efficiency than the existing power barge. Not only do the newer-generation engines have a lower fuel consumption than the older engines but they also have increased power output.\nValuable support for the new contract was provided by Clico Investment Bank of Trinidad and Tobago which arranged bridging financing for the project in a relatively short time.\nName: Dr Bird I and II\nType: Power Power, Oil power plant\nOwner: Jamaica Energy Partners\nDelivered: 1994 and 2005\nEngines: 8 x W\u00e4rtsil\u00e4 12V46, 3 x W\u00e4rtsil\u00e4 18V46\nTotal electrical output: 124 MW\nFloating power plants (PDF)\nW\u00e4rtsil\u00e4 Hybrid Power Plants for powering isolated grids (PDF)\nLearn more about our floating power plants\nA brief guide to the technical features and performance of the W\u00e4rtsil\u00e4 46 engine.\nRead in this brochure why W\u00e4rtsil\u00e4 Hybrid Power Plants are a interesting option for powering isolated grids\nIf you want to know more about the Dr Bird I and II project, please contact\nBusiness Development Manager, Us, Canada & Caribbean",
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        "raw_content": "Rutger Bregman, a Dutch historian and author who studies poverty and global inequality, had a first this year: being invited to the world\u2019s most prominent gathering of wealthy people \u2014 the World Economic Forum\u2019s annual meeting in Switzerland \u2014 as a speaker.\nBut after arriving in Davos, the small town in the Swiss Alps where the conference is held, the 30-year-old felt there was something missing from the conversations he had been having over the course of the week.\n\u201cI had this uncomfortable feeling,\u201d he said in a phone interview. \u201cCould I really talk about my book and basic income but not address the elephant in the room?\u201d\nThe elephant was the issue of taxes, or, more specifically, how wealthy people around the world work to avoid paying them, Bregman said. The issue has shot to international prominence in recent years after disclosures such as the Panama Papers, amid tensions over rising levels of global inequality. And it has galvanized the political conversation in the United States after a congresswoman from Queens \u2014 perhaps you can guess which one \u2014 floated the idea of returning the United States to a country where incomes above $10 million were taxed at high rates.\nBut Bregman believed there wasn\u2019t enough discussion about it at Davos. So he decided to say something during the panel discussion about income inequality he was on, hosted by Time magazine on Friday. He started by saying that he found the conference\u2019s mix of indulgence and global problem-solving a bit bewildering.\n\u201cI mean 1,500 private jets have flown in here to hear Sir David Attenborough speak about how we\u2019re wrecking the planet,\" he said. \"I hear people talking the language of participation and justice and equality and transparency. But then almost no one raises the real issue of tax avoidance. And of the rich just not paying their fair share. It feels like I\u2019m at a firefighters conference and no one is allowed to speak about water.\n\u201cThis is not rocket science,\u201d he said. \u201cWe can talk for a very long time about all these stupid philanthropy schemes, we can invite Bono once more, but, come on, we got to be talking about taxes. That\u2019s it. Taxes, taxes, taxes \u2014 all the rest is bulls---, in my opinion.\u201d\nThe discussion drew a sharp response from former Yahoo chief financial officer Ken Goldman, who was at the forum. 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A ride-hailing app driver she had ridden with recently in Kenya told her he could only afford to share a room with two other drivers; they slept in turns.\n\u201cThis is in the richest country in the world,\u201d Byanyima said of the United States. \u201cThose are the jobs we\u2019ve been told about, that \u2018globalization is bringing jobs.\u2019 The quality of the jobs matter. It matters! These are not jobs of dignity.\u201d\nPanelists discuss economic inequality in an event hosted by Time magazine at the World Economic Forum conference in Davos, Switzerland, (YouTube/Time)\nBregman\u2019s and Byanyima\u2019s remarks have since reverberated around the world, after being captured in a short video published by the trending video site NowThis News. The video was viewed more than 6 million times, yet another indication that conversations about income inequality \u2014 and what were formerly seen as radical solutions to address it \u2014 are striking a nerve with the wider public. Another Davos panel, hosted by The Washington Post\u2019s Heather Long, was also punctuated by a debate about Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez\u2019s taxation proposal.\nIn a telephone interview, Byanyima said she has been wanting to bring up the story of the poultry workers but had long been discouraged from telling it. She has been told not to bring it up in front of political officials, she said.\n\u201cIt\u2019s a story that makes people uncomfortable,\u201d she said. But she said that Goldman\u2019s speech had made it relevant.\nOxfam International executive director Winnie Byanyima answers a question during an interview ahead of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, on Jan. 21. (Fabrice Coffrini/AFP/Getty Images)\n\u201cI couldn\u2019t take that. That sounded so out of touch and insensitive to the millions of people who are just a medical bill away from sinking in poverty,\u201d she said. \u201cSo I had to tell this \u2018Davos man,\u2019 give him a wake-up call, tell him that they have rigged the economy in their favor. They are getting super profits. Meanwhile they are pushing down wages, taking away workers rights, and they are dodging paying their fair share of taxes \u2014 that\u2019s why they are super rich.\u201d\nByanyima said she had been attending the forum for about five years to help publicize Oxfam\u2019s yearly study on economic inequality. (It found this year that the wealth of 2,200 billionaires increased by $900 billion last year, while wealth declined for the bottom half of the world population. It found that the richest 26 people in the world own as much wealth as half the world\u2019s poorest population).\nBut this year was the first where it felt as though the issue was really sinking in, Byanyima said. She described being at one of the conference\u2019s off-the-record meetings earlier in the week in which a \u201ccorporate bigwig\u201d \u2014 she declined to say who \u2014 exhorted the crowd around him to help find a fix for the many issues raised by global inequality, for self-preservation, if nothing else.\nHe said that \u201cif we don\u2019t solve the problem, they are going to destroy our democracies and solve the problem on the street,\u201d Byanyima said. \u201cThere is fear; there is an understanding that this is unsustainable.\u201d\nGoldman, who was named one of the 25 highest-paid CFOs in the country by Business Insider in 2015, said that he had not watched the video of the panel but had heard from friends and associates that he had been featured in it.\n\u201cI have a lot of friends that said, \u2018Good for you,\u2019 \u201d he said in a phone interview. \u201cI wanted to talk about more than just taxes. 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        "raw_content": "Patriots notebook: Too much offense for their own good?\nShould the New England Patriots have censored themselves Sunday? Did their 52-7 rout of the Washington Redskins contain too much offensive material for good taste?\nShould the New England Patriots have censored themselves Sunday?\nDid their 52-7 rout of the Washington Redskins contain too much offensive material for good taste?\n\u201cI understand questions involving, \u2018Did we run up the score?\u2019\u201d linebacker Tedy Bruschi said during his weekly appearance on Boston radio station WEEI on Monday. \u201cWere we supposed to take it easy on them? I just don\u2019t understand that. I don\u2019t want anybody on my team \u2013 offense, defense, special teams \u2013 to take it easy on anyone just because of what the score is. Play hard, play to win, no matter what the situation.\u201d\nNo one is about to accuse the Patriots of not doing that.\nNot after:\n1. Leading by 38 points and faced with a fourth-and-one at the Washington 7 nearly four minutes into the fourth quarter, the Patriots eschewed a short field goal, picked up a first down on Tom Brady\u2019s sneak and proceeded to score a touchdown when the quarterback flipped a 2-yard pass to wide receiver Wes Welker to make it 45-0. Thus ended a drive on which Brady had gone deep down the right sideline to wideout Randy Moss for a 35-yard gain.\n2. Leading by 45 points and faced with a fourth-and-two at the Washington 37 midway through the quarter, the Patriots opted against attempting what would have been the longest field goal of Stephen Gostkowski\u2019s career or simply punting the ball away. They picked up a first down on Matt Cassel\u2019s 21-yard pass to wide receiver Jabar Gaffney and proceeded to score a touchdown when the quarterback scrambled in from the 15 to make it 52-0.\nWhile Redskins head coach Joe Gibbs said he didn\u2019t find anything offensive in the Patriots\u2019 actions, linebacker Randall Godfrey did. The 12-year NFL veteran told NBC.com that he voiced his objections to Patriots head coach Bill Belichick after the game.\n\u201cRandall\u2019s entitled to his opinion,\u201d Belichick said during his midday news conference at Gillette Stadium on Monday.\n\u201cThe first fourth-down play was fourth-and-one on the 7,\u201d Belichick saiid. \u201cIt\u2019s kick a field goal and make it 41-0 or go for it on fourth down. So those are your two options.\n\u201cThe second was fourth-and-seven on the 38 or whatever it was, a 55-yard field goal \u2026 Kick a 56-yard field goal with the score like that? Those are your options.\u201d\nPractice squad moves\nAs anticipated, the Patriots have brought back defensive lineman Santonio Thomas, signing him to their practice squad Monday.\nThomas was waived by the Pats last Thursday, a move that ultimately freed up a roster spot for five-time Pro Bowler Richard Seymour, who returned from the knee injury that had placed him on the physically unable to perform list for the first seven games of the season. The first-year player has been credited with five tackles this season.\nThe team freed up a spot for Thomas on the practice squad by releasing offensive lineman Pat Ross, a Boston College product.",
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        "raw_content": "Towson store clerk shoots, kills robber, police say\nLiquor store clerk shoots robber on Pennsylvania Avenue\nA liquor store clerk shoots and kills a robbery suspect that entered his store Monday evening in Towson, Baltimore County police said. Two people entered Towson Wine & Spirits in the unit block of Pennsylvania Avenue around 7 p.m.., police said. One of the robbers had a handgun and the 68-year-old clerk shot him multiple times. That robber was pronounced dead a short time later while another suspect got away.\nA 68-year-old liquor store clerk shot and killed a robber Monday night in Towson, police said.Two men entered Towson Wine & Spirits in the unit block of Pennsylvania Avenue around 7 p.m., according to Baltimore County police.Investigators said one of the robbers, identified by police Tuesday as Claude Edward Mayo, 25, of Baltimore, aimed a handgun at the clerk's head, at which time the clerk got his own handgun and shot Mayo multiple times.\"One of the men pointed his gun at the clerk. That clerk pulled his own gun and shot the man several times. Both suspects then fled the store. The first suspect collapsed outside the store and was declared deceased at the scene. The second suspect fled on foot,\" Baltimore County police Cpl. John Wachter said.Police said someone had to see something when the second suspect ran away. They're searching for him and said he should be considered armed and dangerous.\"In this case, the suspect that is out there, we know he was armed. We did not recover his gun, so he's still got it,\" Wachter said.Police said the store clerk's handgun was legally purchased and registered to him. The handgun used by the deceased suspect did not show as being reported stolen. The gun is an older model and detectives continue to investigate.Mayo has a previous conviction for armed robbery and armed carjacking. He had been out on probation but had a hearing scheduled in the spring for a violation.Police said there were two clerks inside the store at the time of the incident. Police said once the investigation is complete, they will consult with the State's Attorney's Office to determine whether any charges will be filed.Tony Yan, who owns a nearby business, said he's going to be more cautious.\"I'm kind of shocked, because, you know, I'm across the street, and it could have happened anywhere, this type of thing,\" Yan said. \"Just beware, watch what's going on outside, because my business has a lot of windows outside. I can see something happen and I can react a little bit more.\"People who work and shop in the area have strong opinions about what happened to Mayo.\"There are certain consequences to robbing a store, and sorry, it happens,\" said Rob Coyle.\"He got what was coming to him. He pulled a gun. The guy, luckily, was able to defend himself. I don't see any problem with that,\" said Bill Voelker.\"These people who choose to go and carry a gun into a store and try to rob it, they don't know what they're going to be up against. They don't know whether the person is armed or not, and in this case, they had a wrong gamble,\" Wachter said.Anyone with information about the incident is asked to call police at 410-307-2020, or Metro Crime Stoppers at 866-7LOCKUP.The shop reopened Tuesday.WBAL-TV 11 News reporter Kim Dacey contributed to this report22874254\nA 68-year-old liquor store clerk shot and killed a robber Monday night in Towson, police said.\nTwo men entered Towson Wine & Spirits in the unit block of Pennsylvania Avenue around 7 p.m., according to Baltimore County police.\nSecond suspect arrested in Towson liquor store robbery\nInvestigators said one of the robbers, identified by police Tuesday as Claude Edward Mayo, 25, of Baltimore, aimed a handgun at the clerk's head, at which time the clerk got his own handgun and shot Mayo multiple times.\n\"One of the men pointed his gun at the clerk. That clerk pulled his own gun and shot the man several times. Both suspects then fled the store. The first suspect collapsed outside the store and was declared deceased at the scene. The second suspect fled on foot,\" Baltimore County police Cpl. John Wachter said.\nPolice said someone had to see something when the second suspect ran away. They're searching for him and said he should be considered armed and dangerous.\n\"In this case, the suspect that is out there, we know he was armed. We did not recover his gun, so he's still got it,\" Wachter said.\nWBAL-TV\\Dan Armola\nPolice said the store clerk's handgun was legally purchased and registered to him. The handgun used by the deceased suspect did not show as being reported stolen. The gun is an older model and detectives continue to investigate.\nMayo has a previous conviction for armed robbery and armed carjacking. He had been out on probation but had a hearing scheduled in the spring for a violation.\nPolice said there were two clerks inside the store at the time of the incident. Police said once the investigation is complete, they will consult with the State's Attorney's Office to determine whether any charges will be filed.\nTony Yan, who owns a nearby business, said he's going to be more cautious.\n\"I'm kind of shocked, because, you know, I'm across the street, and it could have happened anywhere, this type of thing,\" Yan said. \"Just beware, watch what's going on outside, because my business has a lot of windows outside. I can see something happen and I can react a little bit more.\"\nPeople who work and shop in the area have strong opinions about what happened to Mayo.\n\"There are certain consequences to robbing a store, and sorry, it happens,\" said Rob Coyle.\n\"He got what was coming to him. He pulled a gun. The guy, luckily, was able to defend himself. I don't see any problem with that,\" said Bill Voelker.\n\"These people who choose to go and carry a gun into a store and try to rob it, they don't know what they're going to be up against. 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        "raw_content": "Some businesses open across New Orleans area on Christmas Day\nIf you\u2019re in need of those last-last-last minutes gifts, fixings for your meal or a place to get a meal if Christmas cooking plans went awry, there are several businesses open in the New Orleans area to help you out.\nIf you\u2019re in need of those last-last-last minute gifts, fixings for your meal or a place to get a meal if Christmas cooking plans went awry, there are several businesses open in the New Orleans area to help you out.Drugstores like Rite Aid, CVS and Walgreens are open.So far the only local grocery store WDSU found open is Canseco's on Esplanade Avenue. It will be open from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m.Nationally-known restaurants like IHOP, Denny's and Waffle House are open. And dozens of restaurants in the New Orleans area will be serving Christmas dinner.Also keep in mind, several big movies will be released on Christmas Day. Check with theaters in your area for show times.\nIf you\u2019re in need of those last-last-last minute gifts, fixings for your meal or a place to get a meal if Christmas cooking plans went awry, there are several businesses open in the New Orleans area to help you out.\nDrugstores like Rite Aid, CVS and Walgreens are open.\nSo far the only local grocery store WDSU found open is Canseco's on Esplanade Avenue. It will be open from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m.\nNationally-known restaurants like IHOP, Denny's and Waffle House are open. And dozens of restaurants in the New Orleans area will be serving Christmas dinner.\nAlso keep in mind, several big movies will be released on Christmas Day. Check with theaters in your area for show times.",
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        "raw_content": "Tyreke Evans stars with 25 and 12 in return to Sacramento; Pels win 113-97\nJust because the Sacramento Kings were familiar with Tyreke Evans didn't mean they could stop him.The former NBA Rookie of the Year made a memorable return to Sacramento, scoring a season-high 25 points and adding 12 assists to help the New Orleans Pelicans snap a four-game losing streak with a 113-97 win over the Kings on Monday night.\"I know they have no shot blockers, so I was attacking every chance I got,\" said Evans, who made 7 of 14 shots and hit 11 of 12 free throws after coming off the bench. \"I'm quick enough to take it to the basket. That's what I do best. I wanted to be aggressive.\"Known for his slashing style of play and his uncanny ability to get to the rim in four seasons with the Kings, Evans stayed true to his game, bypassing perimeter shots in favor of going to the hoop. He also added six rebounds and three steals.\"He got wherever he wanted to go. 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Anderson went to the bench with five fouls at the 8:17 mark in the fourth quarter.The Pelicans' leading scorer missed 3 of 9 shots and had eight points.Sign up for our email newsletters to get breaking news right in your inbox. Click here to sign up!11643442\nJust because the Sacramento Kings were familiar with Tyreke Evans didn't mean they could stop him.\nThe former NBA Rookie of the Year made a memorable return to Sacramento, scoring a season-high 25 points and adding 12 assists to help the New Orleans Pelicans snap a four-game losing streak with a 113-97 win over the Kings on Monday night.\n\"I know they have no shot blockers, so I was attacking every chance I got,\" said Evans, who made 7 of 14 shots and hit 11 of 12 free throws after coming off the bench. \"I'm quick enough to take it to the basket. That's what I do best. 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        "raw_content": "Intend To Infringe = Go To Jail\nIntend to infringe \u2013 go to jail. That\u2019s what the United States Attorney General proposed at a recent anti-piracy summit hosted by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. United States attorney general Alberto Gonzales said the Department of Justice recently submitted to Congress the Intellectual Property Protection Act of 2005 aimed at toughening up intellectual-property enforcement.\nUnder current law, criminal copyright liability is applicable where a person infringes a copyright willfully, either for purposes of commercial advantage or private financial gain, or where that person reproduces or distributes by any means, one or more works with a total retail value of over $1,000 during any 180-day period. Willfulness has been held to mean that the defendant\u2019s act was a voluntary, intentional violation of a known legal duty. As such, where the defendant raises bona fide issues concerning fair use or a lack of substantial similarity, while infringement may be found, the defendant may lack the required scienter for criminal liability.\nThe new bill would increase the scope of criminal copyright liability to include conduct that comprises an \"intent to infringe\" a copyright. The way in which the proposed language reads, the willful element would also apply to intent to infringe liability.\nIn Gonzales\u2019 speech at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce\u2019s Anti-counterfeiting Summit, he praised the proposed bill as toughening penalties for repeat criminal copyright offenders and overall strengthening copyright protection. \"We also propose to strengthen restitution provisions for victim companies and rights holders, in order to provide maximum protection for those who suffer most from these crimes. And we propose to make clear that exporting infringing goods is the same as importing them\u2026and should be punished accordingly\" Gonzales said. Every member of the global economy has a responsibility to keep counterfeit goods out of the global market.\"\nThe proposed legislation also expands the scope and breadth of property that is subject to forfeiture and destruction. Under the current law, the court has the discretion of ordering the forfeiture and destruction of certain infringing works. The proposed legislation appears to take away the court\u2019s discretion in ordering forfeiture and now mandates forfeiture of those same infringing works. In addition, the new law appears to require the forfeiture of \"any property constituting or derived from any proceeds obtained directly or indirectly\" for the criminal copyright infringement, as well as \"any property used, or intended to be used, in any manner or part, to commit or facilitate the commission of a violation\" including \"electronic, mechanical, or other devices for manufacturing, reproducing, or assembling such copies\". In addition, the proposed law would require convicted criminal infringers to pay restitution to the copyright owner as well as \"any other victim of the offense.\"\nThe bill would also modify the requirement that a copyright holder file a copyright application prior to the institution of criminal action for infringement. Under current law, section 411 of the Copyright Act requires a copyright registration as a prerequisite for any type of infringement action, be it civil or criminal. The new law would allow the DOJ to prosecute criminal infringers without the copyright owner first having to register the work.\nIn his speech, Attorney General Gonzales argued that the DOJ has a \"responsibility to vigorously enforce IP laws \u2013 and develop a culture of respect for IP rights \u2013 in order to harness America\u2019s creative energy and ingenuity for the future of our economy.\" \"While these crimes may appear harmless to some,\" Gonzales continued, \"they actually have a measurable impact on our entire economy \u2013 and they undermine the values of competition and creativity that are important to our way of life.\"",
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        "raw_content": "WESLEY APARTMENT HOMES TERMS & CONDITIONS\nAPPLICANT'S AGREEMENT AND UNDERSTANDING REGARDING SUBMISSION OF THIS APPLICATION\nFalse or Misleading Information. The failure to fill out all sections of this form may result in the denial of your application. Providing false or misleading information could result in denial of your rental application or termination of your rental agreement. It is our policy to disapprove the application of any person who could represent a threat to the health, safety, and welfare of the other residents, occupants, visitors, and staff of the apartment community. Inappropriate or abusive conduct during the application process by the applicant or those desiring to rent an apartment will result in denial of the rental application.\nEqual Housing Opportunity Policy. It is Management's policy to provide housing for all applicants without regard to race, color, religion, national origin, sex, familial status, or disability. Management and the owner of this apartment community are Equal Housing Opportunity providers. It is also Management's policy to provide or allow reasonable accommodations and modifications to our rental policies and apartment community to persons with demonstrated disabilities. If applicable, the applicant or resident must provide sufficient information about the need for any such accommodation or modification and allow Management sufficient time to review and approve the same. Because the property already meets all accessibility requirements, the cost of most modifications will be the responsibility of the applicant or resident. Applicant or resident agrees to provide or supplement information regarding any such requests for accommodations or modifications promptly in writing upon management's request.\nGood Faith Deposit. Applicant understands and agrees that the Good Faith Deposit paid will be returned if applicant is not accepted as a resident. Applicant will have 72 hours after submitting this application to withdraw the application and receive a full refund of the Good Faith Deposit. The notice of withdrawal must be in writing. The application fees, however, are non-refundable. If Applicant does not withdraw the application within the time specified above and Applicant is approved for occupancy, the Applicant agrees to sign a rental agreement and take possession of an apartment. If the Applicant does not withdraw the application by written notice within the time specified above and is approved for occupancy but fails or refuses to sign a rental agreement and take possession of the apartment on or before the anticipated move-in date (above), the Good Faith Deposit and other deposits or non-refundable fees shall be retained by Management as liquidated damages. If the number of hours to withdraw the application is not specified above, Applicant will only have 24 hours to withdraw the application and receive a refund of the good faith deposit and other deposits and non-refundable fees. Applicant acknowledges that the Good Faith Deposit is not a security deposit; however, upon signing a rental agreement, the Good Faith Deposit will be applied toward any Security Deposit or Non-Refundable Fees specified in the Rental Agreement. In the event Applicant defaults under the terms of this Application, Applicant acknowledges that Management shall keep the Good Faith Deposit and other deposits and non-refundable fees as liquidated damages which are compensation for holding the apartment off the market. Applicant agrees that the amount of lost rent in holding the apartment off the market is unknown and that this provision is intended as a good faith estimate of Management's damages in the event of Applicant's default. The Good Faith Deposit does not constitute a security deposit.\nRental Qualification Criteria. Applicant understands and agrees that the rental application will be reviewed using business judgment, decisional criteria, a point scoring system, or a combination of those systems. In order to qualify for housing, the applicant must have good rental, credit, and criminal background histories. Applicant must demonstrate the financial ability to afford the apartment under Management's rental qualification criteria. A co-signor or guarantor is not a substitute for unacceptable rental, credit, or criminal background histories. Poor rental history because of disapproval of co-signor's, roommate's, or guarantor's application or because of a prior history of late payments, lease violations, failure to give proper notice, or damages exceeding normal wear and tear may result in denial of the applicant's rental application. However, the lack of a rental history may not necessarily result in a denial of the application. While co-applicants (either as spouses or roommates), co-signor's, and guarantors may be allowed in order to meet the rental qualifications, each of those persons must meet the rental qualification criteria applicable to his or her particular rental application circumstances. Applicant must demonstrate a certain earning level or source of income, savings or assets sufficient to insure the ability of the applicant to pay the monthly rent and living expenses, taking into account any revolving, recurring, or monthly debt from credit cards and loans. Self-employed applicants may need to provide income tax returns and other business financial records (such as income and expense statements, asset statements, and personal net worth statements). Self-employed persons and corporate renters may be required to pay an additional application fee to obtain Dunn and Bradstreet credit reports on themselves or their companies and submit income tax returns. Unemployed or retired applicants may need to provide additional financial documentation of ability to pay rent. To be considered for approval, all applicants over the age of 18* must fully complete a rental application. Roommates must apply and qualify separately. A couple who is deemed legally married under the laws of the State of Georgia may complete a joint application or apply for credit separately.\nINCOME QUALIFICATION CRITERIA:\nSingle Individuals:\n3.5 times the actual rental rate\n3.5 times the actual rental rate combined\nEmployment History: Stable employment and income verification is required. If you are self-employed, you must be able to provide two years\u2019 worth of income verification. Each applicant over the age of 18 must qualify.\nPolicies and Procedures: Renter\u2019s Insurance: Pursuant to the Georgia Apartment Association lease, specifically paragraph 15, Property Loss: management is not liable for any loss of any kind to resident\u2019s personal property. Resident must purchase comprehensive property insurance for protection of loss of property. Verification and documentation will be required prior to move-in to insure compliance of this procedure. The policy must include the property name as additional insured.\nVehicles: All vehicles must be registered and approved by management. Commercial vehicles that consist of six or more wheels or vehicles that have not been kept in good appearance will not be permitted. No boats or trailers of any type are permitted. Motorcycles are permitted in the parking area only. Fitted covers are permitted.\nPets: All pets must be approved by management and the appropriate deposit and nonrefundable pet fee paid per the Wesley community guidelines. Photo may be required for resident's file. A penalty will apply to all residents with unauthorized pets. A maximum of two (2) pets per apartment is permitted.\nSecurity Deposit: Applicants will pay any non-refundable move-in fee, deposit and/or application fee as may be required by Wesley community guidelines. (Exception: Adult children over the age of 18 incapable of self-care due to a physical or mental disability.)\nAvailability of Apartment Desired or Requested. At the time of this Application, applicant has expressed interest in a particular floor plan or type of apartment and may have requested occupancy of a specific apartment which was shown and listed as the desired unit and occupancy date above. Management cannot guarantee that the particular unit desired will be available on the date requested by the applicant as there are many variables which could result in delay or unavailability of the apartment unit. Applicant agrees to take occupancy of a comparable apartment offered by Management that reasonably matches the applicant's desired floor plan and move-in date. Applicant understands that Management may not be able to provide the desired apartment, floor plan, or move-in date if applicant changes his or her planned or expected move-in date. Unavailability of the desired apartment on the desired date does not relieve applicant from his or her contractual obligations under this agreement.\nApplicants for apartment homes will be accepted on a first come, first serve basis and are subject to the availability of the particular apartment type requested. \"Available\" apartments include those for which we have notice that an existing resident intends to vacate on or about a certain date. Circumstances not necessarily under management's control may delay the date of availability of an apartment which management may believe would be ready for a new resident. Whether a particular apartment is available can vary significantly within several hours or days.\nApplicant's Rental Decision. Applicant has either asked about or reviewed the Apartment Rental Agreement and Addenda he or she is expected to sign upon approval of this application. Applicant agrees that he or she has fully questioned Management regarding any important information about rental of an apartment at this community. Applicant is satisfied with the responses to his or her questions and is fully informed as to all information needed to make his or her decision to apply for an apartment. Applicant understands that not all apartments in the community have line of sight to receive satellite communications and that Management cannot guarantee high speed internet access. Applicant understands that there are limitations on the number of persons who may occupy an apartment unit, usually expressed as the HUD approved standard which allows Management to limit occupancy to no more than two persons per bedroom or sleeping space. Applicant understands and agrees that he or she must pay for all utilities and services supplied to the apartment, including, but not limited to, water and waste water; sanitation; pest control; electricity; natural gas; cable; phone and other telecommunication services. Applicant is aware that any rental concessions offered may be available only for limited times and that Applicant must comply with all conditions required to receive the concession without having to be responsible for reimbursing Management for the rental value of the concession. Such conditions include fully completing the expected term of the agreement without defaulting under the lease and without using any early termination provision. Applicant has had the opportunity to ask questions about the existence of crime in the apartment community and fully understands that Management and the Owner of the apartment community do not provide security or security devices which are intended to detect, deter, or report crimes committed. Applicant understands and agrees that there are limitations on the size, number, and type of motor vehicles or other transportation, boats, trailers, and equipment which may be used or stored on the apartment property. Only authorized motor vehicles may be used or parked on the property. In general no apartment may have more than two automobiles per apartment unit; however, applicant has specifically inquired about and understands the content of parking rules and regulations he or she will be expected to sign if approved or occupancy. Applicant fully understands that any false or misleading information provided to Management during the rental application process could lead to termination or eviction from the apartment community at a later date after taking occupancy once Management learns that the information provided was false, misleading, or inaccurate. The specification of a particular apartment as the one desired by applicant does not constitute a representation or promise by Management that the apartment specified will in fact be available on the desired date. Management may notify applicant either verbally or in writing once the application has been approved. After applicant has been approved or after Management has notified applicant that an apartment is ready for occupancy, applicant must promptly sign a lease and take occupancy of the apartment in order to avoid losing the good faith deposit and non-refundable fees.\nWARNING: YOU ONLY HAVE A LIMITED TIME TO CHANGE YOUR MIND IN WRITING ABOUT APPLYING FOR AN APARTMENT. YOU CAN LOSE YOUR GOOD FAITH DEPOSIT AND OTHER NON-REFUNDABLE FEES IF YOUR APPLICATION IS APPROVED AND YOU FAIL TO SIGN A LEASE OR TAKE OCCUPANCY OF THE APARTMENT. APPLICANT CERTIFIES THAT HE OR SHE HAS FULLY AND TRUTHFULLY ANSWERED ALL QUESTIONS ASKED AND VERIFIED THE ACCURACY OF ALL INFORMATION PRESENTED AND AUTHORIZES VERIFICATION OF ALL INFORMATION PROVIDED.\nAuthorization for Management to Verify Rental Application and Obtain Credit Report. The above information is complete and correct. 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        "raw_content": "CRISPR gene editing is getting its first human trial, Twitter has introduced new anti-harassment features\nYour WIRED daily briefing. Today, CRISPR gene editing is getting its first human trial, Snapchat is readying itself for an IPO, Twitter has introduced new anti-harassment features and more.\n1. CRISPR edited genes in first human trial\nFor the first time, a human has been injected with cells that have genes edited using the CRISPR-Cas9 technique (Nature). The Chinese team, led by oncologist Lu You of Sichuan University in Chengdu, injected the gene-edited cells into a patient with aggressive lung cancer as part of a clinical trial to evaluate the safety of using immune cells that have been edited to remove a gene that limits their immune response. The cells were injected on October 28, and Lu reports that the treatment went well and that the trial participant will be getting a second injection.\n2. Snapchat is reportedly ready for the stock market\nImage oriented messaging firm Snap \u2013 n\u00e9e Snapchat \u2013 has made a confidential filing with the USA's Securities and Exchange Commission for an initial public offering (IPO) of shares in the company, according to unnamed sources (The Guardian). The company could enter trading as early as March and is reported to be valued at between $20 billion and $25 billion. Snapchat currently has over 100 million active users, 60 per cent of whom are between 13 and 24, making it a particularly desirable platform for advertisers. Snap recently expanded its business to include camera glasses called Spectacles.\n3. Twitter launches new features to limit harassment\nTwitter has announced a range of new features to curb the harassment and bullying that have plagued the microblogging network (The Register). These include an expanded mute feature, which can now block notifications including selected keywords, phrases or even whole conversations, as well as new tools to report hate speech and extra training for its support teams on how to respond to such reports. The company says that \"we don\u2019t expect these announcements to suddenly remove abusive conduct from Twitter. No single action by us would do that. Instead we commit to rapidly improving Twitter based on everything we observe and learn.\"\n4. OnePlus launches its flagship phone upgrade, the OnePlus 3T\nChinese smartphone maker OnePlus has released an upgrade to its flagship OnePlus3 smartphone range called the OnePlus 3T, featuring improvements to battery life, fast charging and 16MP cameras on both front and back (WIRED). While it looks similar to its predecessors, the phone has seen a minor spec upgrade0with a 2.35 GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 821 processor and 6GB RAM. 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The Phantom 4 Pro is capable of 30 minutes of flight on a single charge and packs a camera with a 1 inch CMOS chip that can shoot 4K video at 60fps and capture stills at 20MP. The Inspire 2 is designed for \"Hollywood grade professional filmmaking\" with new interchangeable Zenmuse X5S and X4S cameras that can write 5.2K video to an onboard SSD. It's capable of speeds of up to 108kph.\n8. Newly discovered tiny salamanders at risk of extinction\nA team of Mexican and US scientists has discovered three new species of salamander, all belonging to the genus Thorius in the cloud forest of Oaxaca in Mexico (Gizmodo). Like other members of their genus, the tiny amphibians \u2013 Thorius pinicola, Thorius longicaudus and Thorius tlaxiacus \u2013 have unusual proportions, including tiny heads with missing bones, to accommodate huge projectile tongues, as well as being equipped proportionally huge ovaries and testes. Sadly, the entire genus, including its three newest members, are on the brink of extinction due to habitat loss, climate change, pesticide use and a lethal fungus. Study co-author James Hanken says that, when it comes to saving the tiny creatures, \"there is no simple solution, but there are longterm solutions: lessen and hopefully stop global warming and other climate change, preserve large tracts of forest, eliminate dangerous pesticides and herbicides.\"\n9. EVE Online is now free to play\nVast space-bound MMORPG EVE Online is now free to play following the release of the game's new Ascension expansion, which introduces different 'Clone States' for free and paid players (Eurogamer). Omega clones \u2013 paying subscribers \u2013 get all the capabilities paid users had before, with access to every skill and ship in the game, while free Alpha Clones have access to only a limited range of skills, which in turn limits the ships they can fly. The 13-year-old game hopes to attract a new wave of players with the dedication to get deeply involved in its rich universe, and has also included five to ten hours of narrative tutorial content to help guide neophytes through their first, potentially daunting, steps.\n10. Play web-based games with Google's AIs\nGoogle has launched a range of web-based and downloadable AI experierments, including several that you can play with in your web browser (The Verge). These include a game called Quick, Draw!, which gives you 20 seconds to doodle a specified object, which the AI will attempt to identify, and X Degrees of Separation, which plots visual relationships between different art works. The aim of the experiments is to illustrate how neural networks work and to encourage people to train their own.\nGoogle is bringing VR to one million UK school children\nGoogle\u2019s CEO, Sundar Pichai, is set to announce plans to bring virtual reality to one million UK school children. 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        "raw_content": "WKU announces online graduate program in Sport Media & Branding\nAuthor: Friday, March 9th, 2012\nBeginning this fall, the WKU Department of Kinesiology, Recreation & Sport (KRS) will expand the concentrations available through the M.S. in Recreation & Sports Administration. Through a partnership with WKU\u2019s School of Journalism & Broadcasting, KRS will offer an online concentration in Sport Media & Branding.\n\u201cThis joint effort is academically rigorous and uniquely the first of its kind,\u201d said KRS Professor William Hey.\nThe M.S. in Recreation & Sport Administration with a concentration in Sport Media & Branding is a two-year, 33-credit-hour online program that will engage students in sport media relations and digital media production and distribution, as well as sport branding and sponsorships. According to Hey, the program will provide unique opportunities. \u201cThe job prospects for graduates of this program extend globally,\u201d Hey said. \u201cPartnerships are also being established with leading professional organizations to provide students additional experiences.\u201d\nPublic Relations Associate Professor Ken Payne said this program fills a niche in the sport management field that hasn\u2019t been met by other programs across the United States. \u201cConsidering the size and scope of the sport and recreation marketplace, it was surprising to me to find such a void in higher education for an advanced degree in sport media and branding,\u201d Payne said. \u201cI believe the response to this degree offering will be strong, especially considering the entire program can be completed online.\u201d\nPlans for the new graduate program began when Dr. Randy Deere from KRS initiated discussions with Journalism & Broadcasting faculty \u2014 including Payne, Cliff Shaluta, Vicki Bagwell and Jo-Anne Ryan \u2014 who were instrumental in developing the program and seeing it through the curriculum process. \u201cThe opportunity to combine our media and branding expertise with an established and highly-regarded online master\u2019s program in sport and recreation administration was simply too compelling to pass up. It\u2019s a perfect fit,\u201d Payne said.\nThe Bureau of Labor Statistics\u2019 Office of Occupational Statistics and Employment projects a 12 percent increase in the need for sports marketing managers by 2018, with sports public relations specialists growing 24 percent nationally, and 22 percent in Kentucky for the same timeframe. \u201cThe sport media landscape has been transformed in the last decade with the emergence of social media, mobile technology, and a relentless 24/7 news cycle,\u201d Payne said. \u201cThis degree will prepare graduates for jobs that have yet to be created in the sport media and branding workplace.\u201d\nFor information, visit www.wku.edu/cohort/ms-sportmedia/13 or contact Amy Fitzpatrick at (270) 745-2710.",
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        "raw_content": "Carthage, Tx Women's Shelters\nHome Texas Women's Shelters \u00bb Carthage\nWomen's Shelters in Carthage, Texas\nWelcome to our Carthage, Texas page. We provide listings of: women's shelters, family shelters, transitional housing, residential treatment centers and other residential services for women.\nActive Listings In Carthage, TX\nMission Carthage - Carthage\n940 E. Sabine\nCarthage, TX - 75633\nChristian based women's shelter. Provides food, clothing, shelter, counseling. Office hours: MondayOffice Hours - 9:00 AM to 4:00 PMWednesdayOffice Hours - 9:00 AM to 4:00 PMFridayOffice Hours - 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM\nDue to the low number of listings in Carthage, we have added area listings below.\nHiway 80 Rescue Mission - Longview\n3123 W. Marshall Ave\nLongview, TX - 75604\nWomen's Shelter Location: 33.29 miles from Carthage\nHiway 80 Rescue Mission provides emergency shelter for men, women and families who are homeless. Many are addicted to alcohol and drugs, affected by a mental illness or escaping domestic abuse. We also offer a one year residential discipleship/recovery program, which provides long-term solutions for those recovering from life-controlling problems....\nWomen's Center Of East Texas Inc - Longview\n1011 Wal St\nFor over 30 years The Women\u2019s Center of East Texas has served battered women, their witnessing children, and victims of sexual assault. We have responded to tens of thousands of calls for help, and there is so much more to be done. We provide emergency shelter in a comfortable, clean and safe home supplied with food, clothing and other n...",
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        "raw_content": "Posted on November 2, 2014 by Marija in Andrea Petkovic, Flavia Pennetta, Tournament of Champions with 2 Comments\nWhile Caroline Wozniacki is running the New York Marathon and other WTA players are relaxing at home or at exotic locations, there are still those sweating on the competitive tennis courts and one of them is Andrea Petkovic who has won her third title of 2014, after Charleston and Bad Gastein, by beating Flavia Pennetta in the final of the Garanti Koza WTA Tournament of Champions 1-6 6-4 6-3. Actually, the season is not over for the German yet, as next weekend she will play the Fed Cup final with her teammates against the Czech Republic in Prague.\nThe fourth-seeded Petkovic started today\u2019s final as if she was drained, quickly giving away the first set, but she slowly clawed back and took the second set by virtue of one break and in the decider she won six of the last seven games against the third-seeded wildcard Pennetta.\nEn route to the champion\u2019s trophy, the 27-year-old Petkovic wore the Adidas by Stella McCartney Barricade NY Tank in soft powder with ginger and night metallic details and the accompanying flounce-hem skirt. (photo: Tennis TV)\n2 thoughts on \u201cAndrea Petkovic crowned in Sofia\u201d\nInes November 4, 2014 at 1:29 pm\nI am so happy about Petko\u2019s win. But I don\u2019t like her outfit at all.\nInes, it\u2019s definitely a great win for Petko! Regarding the outfit, I loved the collection when I first saw it, but now I\u2019ve seen it too many times.",
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        "raw_content": "Does My Work Really Matter to God?\nIt\u2019s so easy to fall into the trap of compartmentalizing our faith \u2013 even when we\u2019re in the midst of participating in a Leadership@Work Study. Deep-seated beliefs are sometimes difficult to shake, especially when our culture encourages us to separate our faith from our career or work life.\nAlthough there are more and more role models who are living out their faith at work, they are still few and far between. We need more people who are committed to closing the gap between their faith and their work \u2013 and that includes you and me.\nSo how do we break free of the beliefs that hold us back? We need to defend against thoughts that would sabotage our ability to give all of our lives, including our work, to God \u2013 thoughts such as \u201csurely God doesn\u2019t care about what I do at work\u201d or \u201c\u2026 I really shouldn\u2019t trouble God with prayers for favor, success or solutions for my work.\u201d\nSince the best defense is a strong offense, let me provide you with Scriptural weapons that will help your mind avoid drifting to that old familiar place.\nGod called Nehemiah to the work of rebuilding the wall around Jerusalem, and provided support and protection throughout the project. Nehemiah acknowledges God\u2019s involvement in Nehemiah 6:16, \u201cWhen all our enemies heard about this, all the surrounding nations were afraid and lost their self-confidence, because they realized that this work had been done with the help of our God.\u201d\nWork is mentioned in the Bible 793 times. God worked to create the earth and heavens and rested from His work on the seventh day. He created man in His image to work the land and partner with Him in His work. Here is just a sampling of Scriptures throughout the Bible that speak to the importance of our work to God.\nThe Lord God took the man and put him in the Garden of Eden to work it and keep it. Genesis 2:15\nYou will eat the fruit of your labor; blessings and prosperity will be yours. Psalm 128:2\nFor I, the Lord your God, hold your right hand; it is I who say to you, \u201cFear not, I am the one who helps you.\u201d Isaiah 41:13\nFor I know the plans I have for you, declares the Lord, plans for welfare and not for evil, to give you a future and a hope.Jeremiah 29:11\nBut Jesus answered them, \u201cMy Father is working until now, and I am working.\u201d John 5:17\nHe must labor, performing with his own hands what is good, so that he will have something to share with one who has need. Ephesians 4:28\nYou can find even more Scriptures on our Workplace Scriptures page.\nIn case you want to learn more on this subject, here are some excellent books that go deeper on God\u2019s view of our work:\nGod in the Marketplace by Henry and Richard Blackaby\nYour Work Matters to God by Doug Sherman, William Hendricks\nPrayers That Avail Much for the Workplace by Germaine Copeland\nIf you are still on the fence about whether or not our work matters to God, consider this \u2026 anything we don\u2019t dedicate to God and the leading of the Holy Spirit is fair game for the enemy. Who do you want to lead and influence your work?",
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        "raw_content": "Home > Opinions > Fifty Years of International Food Aid \u2013 Time To Change?\nFifty Years of International Food Aid \u2013 Time To Change?\nby Daniel E. Shaughnessy\nFifty years ago, on July 10, 1954, President Dwight Eisenhower signed Public Law 480 \u2013 the Agricultural Trade, Development and Assistance Act \u2013 popularly known as the Food for Peace Program. Remarkable for its longevity as well as its consistency in providing food to those in need throughout the world, the program has endured changes in emphasis, variations in commodity supply, major legislative revisions, and controversial approaches to its management.\nOriginally enacted as a means of using American food surpluses to feed those in need, PL 480 supplied massive quantities of food aid to India in the 1960s for famine relief. In the early 1970s, the Nixon Administration made it a part of the Vietnam War, attempting to support the South Vietnamese government with large and often unneeded shipments of rice. PL 480 Title I \u201csales\u201d were a key component of U.S. foreign policy for developing countries from the 1960s to the 1980s, and Title II humanitarian programs reached millions in need then as they do now.\nLegislative changes in the 1980s and 1990s provided a \u201cdevelopmental\u201d emphasis to PL 480 programs, adding considerable complexity to program planning, but retaining appropriation levels that to this day exceed $1 billion dollars (US) annually. Title I, now at reduced levels, continues to be managed by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), and recent years have seen a renewed emphasis on Title II famine relief and development programs, managed by the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID).\nTrue to its original intent, PL 480 has an extensive list of participants, ranging from victims of famine and malnutrition to U.S. commodity suppliers and shippers, American relief and development agencies, and the United Nations. Despite its overseas focus, the program maintains strong links to U.S. agriculture and the agriculture committees of the U.S. Congress. Over its 50 years, practically every major U.S. commodity has been shipped under PL 480 (even tobacco and cotton, in the early years). The totality of the program is enormous. In its 50 years of existence, PL 480 has provided over 106 million tons of food aid, valued at more than $33 billion (US)\u2013 all from American agriculture, shipping mostly on American ships\u2013 in addition to feeding the hungry abroad.\nBut five decades of absorbing changes and serving multiple purposes and interests have transformed PL 480 and additional, separately authorized, USDA programs \u2013 Food For Progress and Food For Education \u2013 into formidable and complex management challenges, and despite the best efforts of their USAID and USDA administrators, who must cope with and implement these changes, these programs are now subject to a seemingly endless array of rules, regulations, and bureaucratic process. Preoccupation with process has created a myopic view within these agencies that has one inevitable result\u2013 delay in all aspects of program development and implementation. Delay in obtaining approvals for food aid programs is often more the rule than the exception for most American relief and development agencies, and unfortunately, each year brings new changes.\nThis 50th year, what should be cause for greater celebration of the \u201cgolden jubilee\u201d of PL 480 is no exception. Worldwide food reserves are extremely low; demand for food throughout the world has increased; and the past 12 months have seen a general tightening of commodity supplies and increased prices for both commodities and ocean freight. These factors all signal a reduction in food aid levels and increased complexity in PL 480 and other food aid decision-making. In the World Trade Organization (WTO), European delegates have raised concerns about the levels of U.S. food aid exports and their alleged distortion of world markets. The U.S. government, in return, has expressed its own concern about European agriculture subsidies and U.S. food aid proponents worry about the potential for a WTO subsidy agreement that would reduce PL 480 and other U.S. food aid programs and make their administration even more complicated.\nA half-century of experience says that it is time to step back and examine how PL 480 and other U.S. food aid programs can meet 21st century challenges in a way that simplifies, rather than complicates, their administration. These programs are urgently needed, but they may be close to falling into a procedural abyss from which they cannot be rescued without major legislative change. Innovative and perhaps radical change is needed. The revised approach to foreign aid that uses a government corporation, the Millennium Challenge Corporation, may be a model. But whatever the solution, finding an efficient way to provide food to those who need it is as important now as it was in 1954.\nDaniel E. 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Jurek finds that a vegan diet, when coupled with yoga and meditation, helps link his training to his spirituality. \"I need to be balanced on all levels, including the nutritional level,\" he says. \"A vegan diet is a very clean and nonviolent way of eating, and I feel it nourishes my physical self, just as asana does.\"\nHeidrich was 47 when she got a diagnosis of breast cancer and enrolled in a research study looking at how low-fat diets affected the disease. She went vegan for the study and, she says, experienced a dramatic recovery a few months later. Her cancer stopped spreading, and her arthritis pains disappeared. She's stayed with the diet for 24 years, and her annual checkups indicate she's in great health.\nWhatever their reasons for having tried a vegan diet, these athletes say they stick with it because they feel\u2014and perform\u2014better. After six months without meat, eggs, or dairy, Jurek found he bounced back quicker even as his workouts grew harder and longer; he didn't feel as sore or tired after one of his ultramarathons, he says. Vardaros says she rarely gets sick and outlasts her nonvegan friends in training. Heidrich says she has more energy, which has allowed her to dramatically increase her training. Not long after she committed to veganism, she completed her first Ironman Triathlon (a 2.4-mile swim and a 112-mile bike ride followed by a 26.2-mile marathon).\nThe old school of thought was that extreme athleticism required extreme amounts of protein\u2014remember the days of raw eggs in orange juice? It's true that someone like Jurek needs plenty of fuel to train. (He runs for one to two hours every day\u2014six to eight hours on weekend days!\u2014and does several weight-training and yoga sessions each week.) When he first became vegan, he wasn't sure if plant-based foods would be enough. But as he won races and felt great, he realized the diet served him well. He eats healthfully, loading up on fresh fruits and vegetables, whole grains, and nuts, and indulges in some great treats, like his favorite homemade dessert: apple or pear pie made with a pecan-date crust, topped with cashew-date \"whipped cream.\" \"I realized my fear about not getting enough nutrition had just been a psychological barrier, and as long as I ate fresh, whole foods, I was fine,\" Jurek says.\nDo More, Eat More\nMany of the health-boosting attributes of veganism may be attributed not to the effects of eliminating animal products but rather to the increased intake of fruits and vegetables, says Cynthia Sass, a spokesperson for the American Dietetic Association (ADA) and an adjunct professor of sports nutrition at the University of South Florida.\n\"Seventy-five percent of Americans don't meet the recommendation of five to nine servings of fruits and vegetables per day,\" she says. \"But you rarely meet a vegan who doesn't eat adequate amounts of fruits and veggies.\"\nOf course, athletes do have different nutritional needs from the average person's, but figuring them out is definitely not rocket science. Because you do more as an athlete, you need more: more carbohydrates, more protein, and more water. And that's an easy problem to solve: Eat more and drink more.\nSince carbs are the body's preferred energy source, an athlete's diet should include a higher percentage of carbs\u2014about 55 to 60 percent, rather than the 50 percent recommended for nonathletes, according to the ADA.\nProtein, which aids in the body's healing and repairs muscle, is essential for those who push themselves physically. A 150-pound nonathlete needs about 54 grams of protein daily, while an endurance athlete weighing the same amount needs 82 to 92 grams. But getting this much protein is no problem on a vegan diet. Half a cup of lentils or tofu gives you 9 or 10 grams of protein; two tablespoons of peanut butter gives you 8 grams. Beans, nuts, and grains are all good sources of protein; even veggies contain small amounts. 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It can be a particularly useful way for young people to learn to interact with more experienced committee or board members.\nYoung people as 100% of committee, with/ without older people as support\nTypically used when a project or organisation is youth-driven and young people have complete decision-making power. They may still be receiving the support of other community members.\nSupport levels can vary and will depend on the role of young people. The support worker\u2019s role can also vary: working as a connection to resources or power, or as administrative support.\nIf the committee is attached to an organisation, it needs good communications channels, a clear purpose and resources to work within that structure.\nCreate your own model!\nThere\u2019s plenty of room for creative variations of the models above. Any committee needs to find a way of working that meets its own needs and purpose, and a committee model should reflect the unique identity of its members.\nFlexibility is good \u2013 it may be that the committee changes the way it operates over time. A committee may start with a formal structure and break that down into a more casual way of operating, or the other way around. 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        "raw_content": "Danai Gurira Is Leaving \u2018The Walking Dead\u2019\nThe Walking Dead is losing another one of its heroes.\nMonths after original series star Andrew Lincoln left the show (in part to make several spinoff Walking Dead movies), The Hollywood Reporter says that he will soon be joined \u2014 in more ways than one \u2014 by Danai Gurira, who has played the fan-favorite character Michonne since the show\u2019s third season.\nPer THR, Gurira will return for The Walking Dead\u2019s tenth season on AMC, but not for every episode. After being written out of the series, she may join Lincoln\u2019s Dead spinoff films:\nUnder her new deal, Gurira will return in a limited capacity \u2014 described as only a handful of episodes \u2014 that will be interspersed throughout season 10. The actress, playwright and social activist will then likely segue to the three Walking Dead movies that AMC is planning with former leading man Andrew Lincoln.\nGurira, who made a huge impression last year playing Okoye in Black Panther and Avengers: Infinity War, will be another major loss for the show, which remains one of the most-watched on cable despite the departures of Lincoln and other cast members. The Walking Dead Season 9 resumes its run this Sunday night on AMC, with eight more episodes on their way. No return date for Season 10 has been announced yet.\nHere\u2019s How Andrew Lincoln Left Walking Dead\nSource: Danai Gurira Is Leaving \u2018The Walking Dead\u2019\nFiled Under: Danai Gurira, the walking dead",
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        "raw_content": "Airway Baptist Affiliations\nOur Partners in Ministry\nAirway Baptist Church is a participating member of the Union Baptist Association, the Baptist General Convention of Texas, and the Southern Baptist Convention. We financially support the work of these organizations and their mission activities through the Cooperative Program, the Lottie Moon Christmas Offering for international missions, the Annie Armstrong Easter Offering for North American missions, and the Mary Hill Davis offering for Texas state missions. Our church budget and financial reports are available upon request.\nOne of the great distinctives of Southern Baptists is that the local, state, and national organizations do not tell local churches what to believe or how to practice. The larger organizations exist to serve the local churches and to assist them in carrying out ministry greater than any one church could accomplish on its own.\nRev. Edwin (Ed) Parker\nSince 2004, Airway Baptist Church has been pastored by Edwin E. (Ed) Parker, B.A. Dallas Baptist University (1989) and M. Div (Biblical Languages) (1993). He has pastored churches in Galveston and Wills Point, Texas prior to being called to Airway.\nThe Southern Baptist Convention is the largest Protestant denomination in the United States, with an active missionary reach around the world.\nThe Baptist General Convention of Texas (established 1886) is a fellowship of churches which exists to coordinate worship and ministry throughout the state of Texas. In addition to congregational worship, the state convention sponsors ministries on college campuses and other missions activities throughout the state.\nMobilizing churches to take on lostness\nUBA is an association of over 560 affiliated congregations, primarily but not exclusively from the greater Houston area, cooperating for the purposes of missions, evangelism, leadership development, church planting & discipleship. The Houston metropolitan area is the 5th largest in the U.S., is the most ethnically and culturally diverse metro area, and leads the nation in population growth.\nOur Mission Offerings\nSharing God's Love by Touching Lives Around The World\nAnnie Armstrong established the Women's Missionary Union to support SBC mission work in a day and age when there was still strong resistance to female leadership in missions work. She is known to have hand-written 18,000 letters in a single year in support of missionary causes. The Easter missions offering was named in her honor in 1934 and is used to support missions work on the North American continent.\nFor Texas Missions\nMary Hill Davis was a leader of the Texas Women's Missionary Union in the early years of the 20th century, and continued to serve in other denomination support roles\nFor International Missions\nSouthern Baptist Churches Working Together For God's Kingdom\nNineteenth and early twentieth-century Southern Baptist missionary work records a spotty history. While there were many great servants of God who devoted their lives to the mission field, such as the redoubtable Miss Lottie Moon in whose honor the annual Christmas offering for world missions is still taken, history also shows that on many occasions they were left hanging out to dry due to unreliable support from the home churches.\nIn those days there was not a central program of funding. Churches, moved with passion by reports from the mission field or a stirring speech at a convention, would make generous pledges of support to the mission boards. The boards, with those pledges in hand, would write budgets and call missionaries. However, when it came time to actually follow through on those pledges...well, let's just say that the churches had good intentions....\nThe result was that the mission boards continually had a shortfall of resources. Rather than bring missionaries home (which also cost a lot of money), they normally resorted to borrowing money from various sources in the hope that the generous pledges would soon be forthcoming. Alas, this was seldom the case, which caused the speeches at the conventions to become ever more passionate, eliciting ever more generous pledges...and ever more critical shortfalls.\nAfter decades of struggling endlessly with this situation, in 1925 the Southern Baptist Convention, meeting in Memphis, adopted what has come to be known as the \"Cooperative Program.\" In this program, churches voluntarily pledge a percentage of their (undesignated) receipts to be passed on to their state conventions. The state conventions, in turn, take a percentage of these funds and pass it on for the support of the boards and agencies of the national convention.\nThanks to wise leadership in the early years of implementing this program, it was widely accepted and provided a consistent and reliable source of funding for Convention programs...even in the years of the Great Depression. By 1943, the SBC's debt had been retired and ever since the Convention's boards and agencies have operated in the black. This dedicated source provides all of the funding for administration and overhead, allowing all of the designated donations for missions and relief funds to be applied to their intended goals in full.\nAirway Baptist Church currently (2018) dedicates 7% of its offerings to the work of the national and state conventions through the Baptist General Convention of Texas and the Southern Baptist Convention, and an additional 3% to the support of local ministries through the Union Baptist Association of Houston.\n\u2014Eric H. Bowen, 2018\nWhat is the Cooperative Program?\nHow Does The Cooperative Program Work?\nIt begins with you!\nYou give yourself first to God (II Cor. 8:5). Next, out of gratitude and obedience to God for what He has done for you, you commit to give back to Him, through your church, a portion of what He provides. 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        "raw_content": "Phil Mickelson \u00a9 Getty Images\nPhil Mickelson on Thursday did something he had not managed in more than two decades when he hit every fairway in the first round at the Pebble Beach Pro-Am in northern California.\nThe unusually accurate driving helped the five-time major champion to a six-under-par 65 at Monterey Peninsula, one of three courses used at the event.\nMickelson trailed American leaders Brian Gay and Scott Langley, who also played at Monterey, by one stroke.\n\"I think history was made as far as my career. I don't think I've ever done that before, certainly not in competition, so that was a bit milestone for me,\" said Mickelson, who could be excused for his fading memory.\nThe last time he hit every fairway in a PGA Tour event was at Torrey Pines back in 1998, according to the Tour.\nIt was not just Mickelson's driver that was working.\n\"I putted very well, too,\" said the lefthander.\n\"My speed was off. I ran a number of putts by but I made a lot of them coming back and made a lot of short ones.\n\"I was even through five holes and then I made a nice little run. This was a day we had great weather, courses were very 'scoreable', so you needed to take advantage of that.\"\nPebble Beach is a happy hunting ground for the 48-year-old, who has won the event four times.\nMost of the good scores came at Monterey Peninsula, which yielded a lower average than Pebble Beach and Spyglass Hill.\nSouth Korean Kim Si-woo had the best score at Pebble, a 66, while American Cody Gribble was best at Spyglass, also 66.\nEveryone in the field plays each of the three courses, before the cut is made for the final round at Pebble.\nMost of the big names on Thursday were at Monterey, where Australian Jason Day matched Mickelson's 65, while Americans Dustin Johnson and Jordan Spieth fired 66.\nDay, Johnson and Spieth are all part of the world No 1 club. Mickelson is not, though he has won more majors of currently active players than anyone other than Tiger Woods.\n\"I'm pleased with it (but) I definitely left some shots out there,\" said Johnson, four days removed from victory at the European Tour's Saudi International.\nSpieth was even at the turn but ran in five birdies coming home.\n\"I'm really happy about the back nine. The putts went in instead of missing,\" he said.",
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        "raw_content": "Paul Casey \u00a9 Getty Images\nEngland's Paul Casey fired six birdies in a five-under par 65 on Saturday to pull away to a three-stroke lead over five-time major winner Phil Mickelson at the Pebble Beach Pro-Am.\nCasey played at Spyglass Hill, one of three courses in use over the first three rounds, and after a birdie and bogey on the front nine he birdied five holes coming in.\nHaving started the round in a four-way tie for the lead, his 67 gave him a 15-under par total of 200 and a three-shot lead over Mickelson, who carded a two-under par 70 at Pebble Beach for a 12-under total of 203.\nMickelson, among the leaders starting the round, was even for the day through nine after three bogeys and three birdies.\nAfter a second straight bogey at the 10th, he rallied with a birdie at the 13th, where he landed a wedge three feet from the pin, and an eagle at the par-five 14th \u2013 where he stuck his second shot within four feet.\n\"I actually thought it was a successful round,\" said Mickelson, who said the sometimes-heavy showers made the going tough at times.\n\"It was difficult out there, especially around the turn there,\" he said. \"It was very difficult but I was able to come back when it cleared up.\n\"I've got a good chance going into tomorrow,\" added Mickelson, who will be playing in the final group on Sunday for the second time in his last three starts.\nMickelson, who made his 500th career cut on Saturday, could join Mark O'Meara as the only five-time winners of the event, Mickelson's most recent triumph coming in 2012.\n\"I just have to play a good solid round,\" Mickelson said. \"Obviously Paul is playing some great golf. He's going to be tough to catch.\"\nCasey, coming off a runner-up finish in the Singapore Open in January, said that performance at Sentosa Golf Club had energized him.\nCASEY PLAYING BETTER\n\"The juices were going. Because of that I'm playing better,\" said Casey, who was enjoying the Pro-Am experience, which can test the patience of the pros \u2013 especially with the kind of soaking weather that has further slowed things this week.\n\"It's tricky on occasions, but you have to embrace it,\" Casey said. \"The bit you can't control, the weather, you've just got to cross your fingers and hope you're at the right part of the golf course at the right time.\n\"It's such a joy playing these courses,\" added Casey, who is seeking a third US PGA Tour title. \"I've always loved Pebble \u2013 how could you not?\"\nAmericans Scott Piercy and Lucas Glover shared third place on 204. A late bogey at Monterey Peninsula saw Glover drop from 12-under to 11-under 204 after a 70. Piercy carded a 69 at Spyglass.\nJordan Spieth, who was tied for the lead through 16 holes when rain halted the second round on Friday, returned with a late bogey to start the third round one off the pace.\nHe was in the hunt until two double bogeys on the back nine at Pebble Beach left him eight adrift.",
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        "raw_content": "Afterlife Connections that are selfguided and free of charge\nDiscussion in 'After-Death Communication' started by Bella, Jan 18, 2013.\nI was part of the initial research for this procedure and I got good results from this program, designed to help you make contact with loved ones who have passed. The program utilizes binaural beats. From the site: \"The Self-guided Afterlife Connections procedure is a free training program. You will learn how to be more open to messages from your loved ones now living on another plane of life. As a result, you must go through all the training stages, in the order in which they are presented, to learn the skills.\"\nBella, Jan 18, 2013\nBella said: \u2191\nThis looks extremely interesting, Bella! Thank you very much for posting this here. I sometimes use binaural beats, as well as isochronic tones, which are slightly different, for meditation purposes. They really do transform the state of the mind. I'll have to try this ASAP!\nFor anyone who was interested in Guided Afterlife Connections, by Rochelle Wright & R. Craig Hogan: It may interest you to know that the organization that is working on these self-guided experiences appears to be operated by R. Craig Hogan!\nBella, I had posted about it in this forum (it's a bit down the page)\nhttp://afterlifeforums.com/showthread.php/1102-Just-came-across\nand have been wondering if anyone had tried it. Looks like you did; do you mind sharing your experience? Thank you!\nravensgate, Jan 20, 2013\nHi Ravensgate,\nFor some reason I did not see that post you are referring to. I was one of the original twenty two people who recorded their experiences this summer when the program was being tested by Dr. Hogan. It was early on in my grief process, as it was only four months since the passing when I tried the program, so my progress was initially spotty. It takes continued use of this program for results to happen. I did have communication from my husband, but what I found was that the more I asked for communication from my husband, the more I began hearing from others who had passed. It seems if we want to hear from someone too much, it might block that person from communicating. As I posted on the Carol and Mikey thread, as a result of the many things I did, including the self-guided afterlife connection work, and my Spiritualist message circles, to my surprise, I began getting messages from the other side for other people. The messages are clear and unmistakable. As for my husband, he needs to send me messages through the others in the Spiritualist medium ship class. So my conclusion is that when we use the Selfguided afterlife connection program it is important to be open to hearing from many, and not only one specific person, because focusing too hard on one person might block communication from that very person we want to hear from. I think the program opens the portal to afterlife communication, and I anticipate that when I am more relaxed about my husband, it will be easier for him to contact me directly.\nI'm going to try this as soon as i get some headphones. It sounds so interesting.\ncass, Jan 21, 2013",
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        "raw_content": "See 8-year-old girl who got married off to mature man in Zaria\n3 years ago / Nation Oddities\nThe man in the picture above is supposedly named Baba Ahmed and on Sunday Jan. 17th, he paid the bride price of the 8 year old girl beside him in Zaria, Kaduna. According to reports however, the underage girl won\u2019t be moving to his house until she is 17.\nSome people say the little girl probably had no clue she was been married off, pointing out that she seems happy, probably thinking it was her birthday.\nApparently, many northern states in Nigeria still practice child marriage despite the negative impacts it spells for such girls.\nAccording to girlsnotbrides.com, \u201cEach year, 15 million girls are married before the age of 18. That is 28 girls every minute \u2013 married off too soon, endangering their personal development and wellbeing. With more young people on our planet than ever before, child marriage is a human rights violation that we must end to achieve a fairer future for all.\n\u201cChild brides are often disempowered, dependent on their husbands and deprived of their fundamental rights to health, education and safety. Neither physically nor emotionally ready to become wives and mothers, child brides are at greater risk of experiencing dangerous complications in pregnancy and childbirth, becoming infected with HIV/AIDS and suffering domestic violence. With little access to education and economic opportunities, they and their families are more likely to live in poverty.\u201d\n\u201cNations also feel the impact: a system that undervalues the contribution of young women limits its own possibilities. In this way, child marriage drains countries of the innovation and potential that would enable them to thrive.\u201d\nPrevious: Lagos Joins Oodua Group Next: Pastor gets caught while attempting to bury charm ahead of crusade",
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        "raw_content": "Supreme Court Rules Against Granting Stay In Criminal Trials\nIn a landmark ruling, the Supreme Court has upheld the provisions of Section 306 of the Administration of Criminal Justice Act and Section 40 of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (Establishment) Act, which prohibit courts in the country from granting stay of proceedings in criminal trials.\nA five-man panel of the Supreme Court led by Justice Dattijo Muhammed, in a unanimous ruling delivered on Friday, held that by virtue of the provisions of both laws, no court in the country, including the Supreme Court, has the power to stay proceedings in a criminal case.\nThe highest court in the land took the position while dismissing an appeal on an application for stay of proceedings filed by a former National Publicity Secretary of the Peoples Democratic Party, Olisa Metuh.\nThe Federal High Court in Abuja had earlier rejected his application to stop his trial pending appeal, following which Metuh 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He was 75.\nMr. Schneider is survived by his wife Crystal Gips of Yarmouth Port MA; son Jeffrey Schneider, his wife Felicia Jevitt, and their daughter Morgan and son Jeremy of Mason OH; son Eric Schneider and his daughters Laura and Sara of Cincinnati; daughter Lisa Schneider of New Marshfield, OH; daughter Emily Strickland, her husband Wayne, and their daughters Sandy and Rachel of Guysville, OH; and his sister Dona Browne of Farmington Hills, MI. His former wife, JoAnne Dodd of Athens, OH, also survives him.\nDuane Schneider\nMr. Schneider was born November 15, 1937, in South Bend, IN and grew up there. He was the son of William and Lillian (Pitchford) Schneider. After graduating from high school, he attended Elmhurst College outside Chicago, where he intended to prepare to be a minister. With a change of heart, he transferred to Miami of Ohio, majored in English and was named an undergraduate fellow. He also won the undergraduate prize for the study of Greek. He began graduate school at University of California Berkeley, married his high school friend JoAnne Bennett, and completed a master\u2019s degree in English at Kent State in Ohio in 1960. Mr. Schneider earned a Ph. D. in English in 1965 from the University of Colorado where he was an English instructor for 5 years in the College of Engineering.\nIn the same year, Mr. Schneider joined the faculty of the English Department at Ohio University. In the late 1970s he served as chair of the English Department\u2019s graduate programs, and then in 1981 was elected Chair of the Faculty Senate. After two years in that role, he returned to the English Department as Chair, and then in 1985 became the Director of the Ohio University Press. Under his leadership at the Press, it flourished and rose to new levels of publishing and sales. One of the scholarly highlights of his career was his deep friendship with the feminist writer Anais Nin, which grew out of his writing of a book, with his colleague Ben Franklin V, about her and her writings including the well known Diaries of Anais Nin. Duane was also the founding president in 1985 of the Thomas Wolfe Society, an international literary society that still flourishes today.\nDuane entered early retirement from Ohio University in 1995, and continued teaching fall term each year at Ohio through 2007, for a total of 47 years as a professor. Duane also taught one summer at University of Montana, and part time at California State University Northridge, The College of Saint Rose in Albany, NY, and The New School in NYC. He was Emeritus Professor of English at Ohio University. He and Crystal lived in Athens, Los Angeles, Albany NY, Saint Simons Island GA, and Long Beach CA, before moving three years ago to Yarmouth Port on Cape Cod.\nMr. Schneider operated his own publishing firm, Croissant & Co., in the 1970s. He published the short works of such people as Ray Bradbury, Joyce Carol Oates, Nin, and others, all printed on a hand press he operated himself.\nMr. Schneider was an active Unitarian during his adult life. He served as president of the Athens Unitarian Fellowship in the mid 70s during the building of the fellowship hall, and he was recently a member of the Unitarian Church of Barnstable.\nThe family will hold a private burial in Athens. Memorial services will follow at a later date in Athens and on Cape Cod.\nDuane and his wife are ever so grateful to HopeHealth for its wonderful Hospice care and especially to nurses Deborah and Melanie, social worker Julie, and nurse assistant Ann Marie for their love and kindness along with fine professional care.\nIn lieu of flowers, contributions in Mr. Schneider\u2019s honor may be made to the Unitarian Church of Barnstable, P.O. Box 285, Barnstable MA 02630, or to HopeHealth, 765 Attucks Lane, Hyannis, MA 02601.\nDecember 29, 2012 | Filed Under Anais Nin, Anais Nin Scholarship | Leave a Comment\nAmazon Makes Digital Anais Nin Titles Available Worldwide\nThere is big news for those worldwide who are eager to read the works of Ana\u00efs Nin digitally. Amazon has recently opened markets in England, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, India, Japan, Brazil, and Canada, making it possible for anyone either with a Kindle or a Kindle app on their computer, phone, or tablet to download Nin titles instantly. Nin\u2019s fiction and A Caf\u00e9 in Space are available, as well as the diaries and erotica. To visit the Amazon sites in your country, click on the appropriate link below:\nDecember 17, 2012 | Filed Under A Cafe in Space, Anais Nin, Anais Nin on Kindle, Anais Nin Scholarship | Leave a Comment",
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Dun- leavy plunged into the sea, crawled his way across the five-hundred-foot chan- nel, and declared it an easy swim, thereby buttressing at least part of Kennedy's story. After Albert DeSalvo, an im- prisoned Massachusetts sex offender, claimed to be the Boston Strangler, Dunleavy interviewed him in jail and pronounced him an impostor. In 1973, Rupert Murdoch arrived in New York, to launch the National Star (later shortened to the Star), a super- market tabloid modelled on the im- mensely profitable National Enquirer. Murdoch was eager to expand his hold- ings on this side of the Atlantic, but pre- vious attempts to buy a big American publication had been rebuffed, so he de- cided to found his own. Convinced that most American journalists were hope- lessly \u00e9litist, he imported some of the streetwise talent he had fostered in Aus- tralia and England. Dunleavy became the Stars news editor and, later, its senior columnist. 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        "raw_content": "The Benefits That You Will Always Experience Any Time You Use Buyers Guides and Review\nThe reason why buyers guide is prepared by a product expert is to help their customers whenever they are purchasing the items. Most features of the products that you are looking for are usually well explained in the buyer\u2019s guide. You can come to a conclusion of whether you want certain items or not. How certain products work for different customers can always be found whenever you use the product reviews. It can become very easy for you to understand whether the products are good or favorable for you. At any particular time, you\u2019ll find that the product buying guide and review will be very helpful. There\u2019s a proper explanation about the benefits that may be brought around by using product guides and review in this article.\nIn most cases you\u2019d find that the buyer guides are also used as advertisements. It is very hard for the author to write something negative about any products that they may be having. From other person\u2019s perspective is the other thing that you should now ensure you get at any particular time whenever you are purchasing any item. Following the guide alone is something that is very discouraged at any particular time. People will use the product buying guide as the source of marketing whenever they want to increase more sales of the product. All the features of the products should be well understood before you make any payment for them.\nIt is very easy for a consumer to get feedback on certain products and also feedback from other clients. If there is information that is provided and well-presented concerning products it can, therefore, is very advantages. Whenever they manufacturers understand in a very proper way what the customer review is it can help them. A customers guide can also be improved whenever there is proper care that is taken whenever the reviews are read. At the end you will find that the quality of products that can be produced will be good.\nIt is very important for the manufacturers to ensure that a buying guide is treated in very simple language that consumers can understand. For the customers to have a clear understanding of what they are purchasing behavior can they always be a picture of the products? In this ways you can always be sure that the sales for the product will go high because the customers understand in a better way what they are purchasing. Customers can end up trusting the manufacturer\u2019s whenever they buying guide is very efficient.\nPrevious Previous post: The Key Elements of Great Guides\nNext Next post: Learning The Secrets About Resources",
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        "raw_content": "More Good News\u2026.Ban On Gay Marriages Has Been Lifted.\nCalifornia. Often likened to a bowl of cereal \u2013 it\u2019s full of fruits, flakes and nuts.\nIt\u2019s no real surprise (despite the best efforts of a bunch of Utah Mormon assholes) that the ban against gay marriages has been lifted. As well it should\u2019ve been, decades ago.\nOften, the question on the non-atheist\u2019s lips is\u2026if you\u2019re not gay, why do you care?\nBecause it is an essential question. Why? Because this issue cuts to the bone of religious discrimination: the only \u2018plausible\u2019 arguments are religious in nature and tone. If one subtracts the option of supernatural divinity from the equation, it becomes a house of cards, collapsing before the light breeze of simple logic.\nThere are of course, some bozos who are trying to fight it, but the chances are good that their imaginary sky daddy isn\u2019t going to step up, to the plate or to the altar, to help or head this off. Divine intervention is a comic book fantasy, and an unhealthy one at that.\nTip of the glass, tip of the hat, be merry. Salud!\nTopics: Atheist Oasis, gay rights, morality, opinion, politics, religion\nDefending The Delusion: Or How Journalists Pander To The Sheeple\u2026\nIt is a tale told by an idiot, full of sound and fury signifying nothing. \u2014 Macbeth (Act 5, Scene 5)\nPuff pieces. Nauseating things. They\u2019re usually filler, pandering to the great unwashed, designed to tug a tear from the brainless. And this article is illustrative of that:\nIn defence of prayer\nWhenever the US Congress and Senate are officially in session, the daily activities commence with someone saying a prayer. The same ritual occurs in many state and local governments throughout America: a prayer, the pledge of allegiance to the flag and then the business of the day.\nTo get a feel for what these prayers are like, consider this one that opened the US House of Representatives session on Friday:\n\"God our Father, we give You thanks for giving us another day. Bless the Members of the people's House as they gather at the end of another week in the Capitol. Endow each with the graces needed to attend to the issues of the day with wisdom, that the results of their efforts might benefit the citizens of our Nation and the world.\n\"On this Flag Day, may we be reminded of the greatness of the democratic experiment that is the Republic of the United States and diligent in our responsibilities as citizens to guarantee the freedoms enumerated in the Constitution for all who claim this country as their home.\n\"We also ask Your blessing leading into this weekend upon fathers throughout our country. May they be their best selves, and may their children appreciate fully the blessing their fathers have been to them. May all that is done this day be for Your greater honor and glory. Amen.\"\nThis was said by the House's resident chaplain, a Roman Catholic priest. He gives many of the prayers, although \"guest chaplains\" from other faith backgrounds are also invited throughout the year.\nThis is a clear violation of SOCAS. But this author goes on a tangent:\nIn an increasingly diverse nation, people are rightly asking if these prayers still have a place. The simplistic answer is to demand complete separation of church and state and advocate for the end of these prayers. But they are a tradition that has been in place since the initial meeting of the Continental Congress in 1774 (and even earlier in some state sessions).\nNo, it\u2019s not \u2018simplistic\u2019 to demand that separation. An argument from tradition would also state that the Founding Fathers had slaves \u2013 so we should re-institute that atrocity.\nIt's the reason the US supreme court decided in 1983 (Marsh v Chambers) that these prayers are legal \u2013 but on one very big condition: the prayer opportunity cannot be \"exploited to proselytize or advance any one, or to disparage any other, faith or belief\".\nWhat exactly constitutes proselytizing is hard to pin down and means something very different to each person.\nWhat a load of shit. The word proselytize means, \"1: to induce someone to convert to one's faith. 2: to recruit someone to join one's party, institution, or cause, and transitive verb: to recruit or convert especially to a new faith, institution, or cause\u201d. The meaning is unambiguous, and not contingent on interpretation.\nThe supreme court is again hearing a case about crossing that line, this time from in a town in western New York where the claim is that the prayers have been far too Christian over the years and efforts have not been made to invite non-Christians to participate.\nAnd the best way to deal, is to eliminate the superstitious fluff.\nThe issue goes to the heart of the first amendment of the constitution that grants religious freedom:\nWrong again. The issue is about expressing religion itself \u2013 and that the government should stay out of that arena.\nKeep in mind that these prayers are said among grown-ups (well, as much as you can call lawmakers that some days). Those who want to take a moment to pause and reflect can, those who don't can reasonably be expected to tune it out.\nThis is the dishonest backhand: don\u2019t like it? Shut up about it.\nAny appearance of religion in government does not mean there's a theocracy. Yes, some legislation (anti-abortion bills, in particular) in America is motivated by religious causes, but by and large, there is respect for the diverse society that we live in today. It's built into the very nature of such large deliberative bodies that are responsive at the ballot box to a multicultural voter base. If someone really crosses the line, they will be called out and voted out.\nOh please. It must be soothing to be so na\u00efve. Lawmakers cross the line so often, it\u2019s been smudged out of existence. George W. claimed \u2018gawd told him to invade Iraq\u2019 (which was ploy to get him re-elected). There\u2019s too many of these sort of examples to list in a single post.\nIt's true that the US has a growing atheist (or simply agnostic) population, though it is still less than 20% of the population. The overwhelming majority of Americans practice and identify with some religious tradition. It forms a part of many people's personal morality and their sense of being. That doesn't mean every decision comes from the Bible or the Qur'an or the Torah or the Vedas. But it does mean that people see their belief system as a spiritual guidance.\nAn argument from numbers? Pathetic.\nThat's why the prayers should stay in place, albeit in a more explicitly diverse way. These daily prayers can showcase how pluralistic America is, and they can still offer some inspiration for those for whom faith is an integral part of life.\nNo they shouldn\u2019t \u2013 because they\u2019re symptomatic of a more primitive, more superstitious tradition that we should\u2019ve outgrown centuries ago.\nThere is nothing to hide with the prayers. They become part of the official record. At the federal and state levels, they are easily searchable online. What stands out to me after browsing through them for this year alone, including at the federal level, is a need for more diversity. Many governments are good at inviting clergy from different Christian traditions, but not at inviting other religions to take part. For example, in my home state of Pennsylvania, the state house hasn't had anyone other than a Christian give the prayer, according to the records released thus far for 2013.\nOh no, we can\u2019t do something as simple as discontinue this\u2026no, no, no, too many people\u2019s petite toes might be stepped upon. Instead, let\u2019s complexify everything even further by allowing every crazy delusionist a shot at being heard.\nWhen I called the offices that coordinate the prayers in Pennsylvania, it was clear that they weren't trying to exclude anyone, they simply select people to give the prayers based on the nominations they receive from fellow lawmakers (and sometimes the politicians themselves will offer the daily prayer). There probably needs to be a greater effort to recruit people from other faiths. And yes, that should include having some atheists, as well.\nPander, pander, pander. It\u2019s nauseating, it is. It\u2019d be simpler (but not simplistic) to simply do without the nonsense altogether.\nControversies are inevitable. Recently in Arizona, an atheist politician used his prayer slot to offer some thoughts that one of his fellow lawmakers took issue with. Having so many faith traditions exist side by side has brought plenty of friction over the years in American society. It's never going to be perfect, and there are likely to be more court cases about public prayers, regardless of the outcome of the current one.\nAnd yet still the obvious solution is avoided assiduously.\nThat is part of the grand experiment of America. But so is the ability to practice religion. Simply striking it entirely from our legislatures doesn't honor the many faith traditions who have come to this nation seeking religious freedom.\nWrong \u2013 striking it from the legislatures saves a whole lot of tax money, and that means a fatter wallet for us the citizenry. Wouldn\u2019t you agree?\nBecause it really boils down to \u2018my dad can kick your daddy\u2019s ass\u2019, only in this case, the fathers are not only not present, but never existed in the first place.\nTopics: Atheist Oasis, bible, idiocy, Lies The Christians Tell, mythology, opinion, politics, psychobabble, religion\nRepublicans Gone Stupid: Yet Another Pseudo-Scientific Claim\nReally, just when you thought these jackasses couldn\u2019t come up with anything stupider:\nTrent Franks's Abortion Ban Now Has a Rape Exception\nOn Wednesday, Representative Trent Franks argued that the Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act, which would ban abortion after twenty weeks, did not need Democrat-proposed exceptions for rape or incest because, \"The incidence of rape resulting in pregnancy are very low.\" The Republican-led House Judiciary Committee agreed enough to approve the bill, but the Arizona Republican's comments (which either were or were not worse than Todd Akin's legendary abortion gaffe) drew some unwanted media attention to the legislation. In what appears to be an attempt to limit the fallout, the House Rules Committee's GOP leadership has quietly amended the bill to include previously dismissed rape and incest exceptions, though women hoping to make use of them would be required to report the crimes to the police before getting the abortion.\nAlso, a female abortion opponent, Tennessee Republican Marsha Blackburn, will now oversee the debate of the bill (which Franks sponsored) when the entire House takes it up next week. Unsurprisingly, the changes were not enough to win the hearts and minds of the pro-choice crowd. Planned Parenthood Eric Ferrero called the last-minute rape and incest provision, \"A cynical political attempt by House leadership to cover up the deeply ignorant and offensive views on women\u2019s health expressed by the bill\u2019s sponsor.\" Putting Blackburn's female face in front is similarly unlikely to fool anyone.\nMan, I am so sick of these assholes. Always legislating the reproductive health of women, and trotting out facile stupidities when challenged. What is it about this party that attracts the mentally deficient?\nFurthermore, I could give a rat\u2019s fart in a hurricane what gender, religion, or pseudo-philosophy an anti-abortion (aka \u2018pro-life\u2019) nitwit is \u2013 wrong is not contingent on any factor except being wrong.\nThe fact is, that while these idiots are putting on a dog-and-pony show about their alleged morality, and that pointy-hatted moron in Italy is dictating prophylactic policy, our planet is getting dangerously over-overpopulated, and the witless masses out there just keep pumping out more mouths to feed that drain our resources.\nI predict that outcome will end in more than just tears.\nTopics: america, Atheist Oasis, idiocy, Lies The Christians Tell, opinion, politics, psychobabble, religion\nMore On The Madness Of Muslims: Street Patrols In London\nActually, this is exactly on point:\nExtremist \u2018Muslim Patrol\u2019 attempting to enforce Sharia law in East London is condemned by England\u2019s imams\nThe Muslim Patrol has verbally harassed gays, calling them\u201cdirty\u201d and demanding that they leave the neighborhood quickly.\nA small group of Muslim extremists are patrolling the streets of East London, publicly targeting gays, drinkers and women who aren\u2019t dressed modestly, in an attempt to enforce Sharia law.\nThe self-styled \u201cMuslim Patrol\u201d group has posted videos of at least three verbal attacks on YouTube. Out of the handful who participate in the attacks, at least five have been arrested on suspicion of harassment, according to CNN. The group\u2019s alleged purpose is to defend Islamic morals, but numerous local and national Muslim leaders have denounced their dubious methods.\nThe vigilantes start their patrolling late at night and make sure that their faces don\u2019t appear on camera. The attacks were based in the Tower Hamlets area in London, some happening right outside the East London Mosque.\nIn a video, the Muslim Patrol tells a woman wearing a short skirt that she \u201ccannot dress like that in a Muslim area.\u201d In another incident, they harass a young man, saying that he looks like a homosexual.\n\u201cWhat\u2019s wrong with your face, mate? Why you dressed like that for? You need to get out of here. You\u2019re dirty, mate,\u201d an anonymous attacker said on a video obtained by CNN.\nThe patrol also accosted a man who holds a beer can while walking through the streets. An anonymous voice stops him and says, \u201cThis is a Muslim area, okay? Alcohol bad.\u201d\nMembers of the group claim that these vices are contributing to the moral degradation of their neighborhoods.\n\u201cAlcohol is causing so much problems in the area, in fact it\u2019s blighting the area. It causes crime, it causes people misbehaving and drunken disorderly behavior,\u201d said Abdul Muhid, whom CNN identified as being a part of the Muslim Patrol.\nBut leaders at the East London Mosque have said that their imams have condemned the verbal attacks.\nIn a statement, the mosque\u2019s leaders said that \u201cThese actions are utterly unacceptable and clearly designed to stoke tensions and sow discord ... The actions of this tiny minority have no place in our faith nor on our streets.\u201d\nThat\u2019s complete crap. This sort of behavior is not only considered acceptable, is applauded regularly in the Middle East. In fact, it could be considered the epitome of Sharia law. Groups of self-appointed \u2018defenders of the faith\u2019 running around making sure local folks are behaving themselves properly is the very foundation of the Big 3 of monotheism. Because of course religion(s) teach us we can\u2019t trust ourselves with anything, so we need Big Daddy In The Sky to mildly scold us (all the while we\u2019re supposed to adore this invisible babysitter), so naturally, we need gangs of crazy people running around making sure we behave.\nDoes that make sense to any of you? Because it sounds as crazy as a shithouse rat to me.\nI\u2019ve said it before, but I\u2019ll repeat myself: religion is for narcissists with low self-esteem.\nMore Good News\u2026.Ban On Gay Marriages Has Been Lift...\nDefending The Delusion: Or How Journalists Pander ...\nRepublicans Gone Stupid: Yet Another Pseudo-Scient...\nMore On The Madness Of Muslims: Street Patrols In ...",
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        "raw_content": "Education, migration and the mass media now often shape the way people speak.\nBut how has kinship care influenced your dialect?\nHave you tried to shake off an earlier dialect or tried to acquire a new one?\nHow do you communicate in difficult situations, particularly if foreign-language speakers are involved?\nIn the 19th century, my husband's Italian ancestors lived in various areas of that diverse peninsula. They would probably not have been able to understand each other's dialects very well, if at all, or even standard Italian. They were uneducated people, like my ancestors.\nMy Belgian ancestors seem to have spoken both French and Dutch. But would I have been able to understand any of my ancestors if they could speak to me today? And would they have been able to understand me?\nEven today, I have enough trouble trying to make myself understood in English amongst other English speakers. And I have had an education.\nYet does an education mainly make thoughts and life more complicated than necessary?\nI know from my travels that I am often misinterpreted, and that I misinterpret other people. Even in daily life in a predominantly English-speaking society, I am frequently confronted by confusing situations. That can lead to all sorts of problems!\nClear, accurate communication usually requires shared linguistic norms.\nWords and phrases are often associated with work.\nWhat jargon do you usually use?\nNone of my ancestors, anywhere, would have spoken in the same way as members of a royal family.\nMy ancestors in Belgium would have been unlikely to have had their names in the Almanach de Gotha.\nMy ancestors in England would probably have known little about the politics of England, even if they had the ability to read newspapers, and the money and time to do so.\nNone of my British or Irish ancestors would have had their names in Burke's Peerage, or even Burke's Commoners.\nYou may have an awareness of the languages of the United Kingdom.\nDo you speak an insular Celtic language at all?\nDo you know much about the origins of the English language and other Anglic languages?\nThere are many different regional English dialects in many parts of the world, including southern England.\nIf your ancestors came from south-east England, how did they sound?\nMy paternal grandmother's family probably spoke variations of Cockney and Estuary English. She mainly had a north London accent.\nMy paternal grandfather spoke West Country English. His protestant Ulster ancestors would probably not have used the language of Irish kinship. As far as I am aware, none of my ancestors spoke the Ulster Scots dialect though they probably spoke a version of Ulster English.\nMy maternal grandmother spent her early years in the English Black Country but she did not have a Black Country dialect. She had a soft East Shropshire accent, as did my maternal grandfather.\nMy paternal grandmother's father would probably have conversed with many different types of people in his job as a tram conductor in London. He work for 41 years doing that, apart from in the First World War when he was sent off to fight instead. Women did his job while he was away.\nI have been wondering whether Jack's first language was Dutch, French or English. Each piece of new information uncovers more mysteries.\nMy great-grandfather probably started work on the trams in around 1912. My grandmother was born three years later. She already had an older brother.\nMy great grandmother subsequently had three more boys. She certainly had her hands full, just as she had with me on my first ever Christmas.\nDo you already know enough about my fair ancestors in Mayfair and how they spoke?\nDo you know much about trams in London?\nI wonder whether the trams my great-grandfather conducted were similar to the ones I experienced in Hong Kong. They had not changed much since the early 20th century.\nHave you ever visited the London Transport Museum?\nThe British National Tramways Museum is now in the village of Crich in Derbyshire. I have never been there. In fact, I have only just discovered its existence. It is not far from where my mother lives.\nIt is a pity I never had a chance to take my grandmother there. She would have loved reminiscing about her younger years, sitting on a tram.\nHave you ever had difficulty explaining your public transport needs in a foreign language anywhere?\nI know I have. Trying to work out where to get off a bus or tram is particularly confusing without local language skills and knowledge of the area.\nHere are a few earlier reflections on Ancestors Within:",
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        "raw_content": "Avoid Julia Roberts This Mother's Day With These Picks!\nMother's Day is fast approaching, and one great way to spend time with the person who brought you into the world is to bond with them over a movie. However, Mother's Day fare is usually quite sappy and formulaic--one glance at the usual \"Best Movies For Mother's Day\" lists that most online sites compile reveals the same mix of Steel Magnolias, Stepmom, Terms Of Endearment, Beaches, and Erin Brokovich shuffled ad nauseum. But seriously, do we really think that our moms want to watch a Julia Roberts film on Mother's Day? I don't know about yours, but my mother would rather be watching The Song Remains The Same--give our parents some credit, they're not all that different from the rest of us. With that in mind, the following list attempts to compile a list of films that have all the usual Mother's Day themes--and may still indulge in a little feel-good melodrama here and there--but which the rest of us can stomach as well. Enjoy!\n1. FREAKY FRIDAY, 1976: in the same year that Jodie Foster made her dramatic breakthrough in Taxi Driver, she starred in this delightful Disney comedy that explored what would happen if a mother and daughter magically traded places for one day. No tearjerker melodrama here, just a healthy dose of retro-70s fun. An equally amusing (and popular) remake in 2004 with Lindsay Lohan and Jamie Lee Curtis proved that the idea is timeless; if the original is too old, you can always opt for the newer version.\n2. MRS.DOUBTFIRE, 1993: One of the late Robin Williams' greatest screen performances, Mrs.Doubtfire's gag-filled humor explores what it truly means to be a mother, without ever becoming preachy or didactic. Williams is on fire, as each scene of him in granny drag attempts to top the next. Like Freaky Friday this is also another film that the whole family can enjoy, making it perfect for extended gatherings.\n3. MILDRED PIERCE, 1945: Joan Crawford may not have been the greatest real-life mom (Mommie Dearest is a left-field cult classic that's perfect if you're looking to make everyone in your home theater squirm!), but in this film she milks the portrayal of a mother who spoils her older daughter rotten, in order to compensate for the sudden death of her younger daughter. Sure, there's melodrama, but this is old time Hollywood melodrama with all of its attendant grandiosity, not cookie-cutter Cameron Diaz fare.\n4. CHANGELING, 2008: Clint Eastwood lent a gritty, realistic touch to this tale (based on a true-life incident) of a mother whose son disappears. He is found, but she is now convinced the boy isn't him and fights to find her real son. Angelina Jolie gives one of her finest performances, filling her character with a steely determination, as the film becomes a complex and harrowing indictment of male chauvinism, creepy insane asylums, and political corruption; Changeling is a heavy choice for Mother's Day but is so exceptionally made, and showcases the inner strength of its mother so vividly, that it's a perfect choice.\n5. MOTHER, 2009: similar in tone to Changeling but with a very (very) different plot twist, this acclaimed South Korean film follows the determination of one mother to prove her son innocent of murder charges. What she learns along the way--and how she handles the situation--moves into some pretty dark territory, but anyone looking for a gripping and surprising film with a brilliant performance by its lead, can do no better. Because the bottom line is, our mothers don't always go for the cheesy sap: they want to see a well directed, well-acted, creative movie the same as the rest of us. Don't insult their intelligence by sticking Steel Magnolias into the player yet again this Mother's Day! Otherwise, your mother may end up doing this:\nAvoid Julia Roberts This Mother's Day With These P...",
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        "raw_content": "Over the years we have all heard about the many attempts that have been made in India to convert various sections of society from Hinduism to either Christianity or Islam. But only after one of my trips to India did I really get a much clearer understanding of what has been going on. Furthermore, most people, as well as many Indians, are not fully aware of how the war against Hinduism is happening, nor how serious it is. It is taking place on many levels, and because of this, in some areas the practice of Hinduism is declining rapidly.\nWhen I was traveling in June of 2001, I had gone on a lecture tour, speaking every night at places like Mumbai, Nagpur, Warangal, Visakhapatnam, Vijayawada, Hyderbad, Bangalore, Trivandrum, and Chennai. So I had the chance to meet with many of the intellectuals and some of the spiritual leaders in these areas, and learned how conversion was a very hot issue.\nNow I don't have anything in particular against Christianity itself. I was born and raised a Christian, so I know what it is, but also how they work. My main contention is when the teachings that are said to come from Jesus are twisted and misinterpreted into something that does not spread the genuine love of God and humanity that we are all supposed to develop, but becomes the dog-like barking and criticism against every other religion that is not Christian. This does not only go on toward every religion outside of Christianity, but also within it between Catholics and Protestants and other denominations. It seems that this faith has become not something that promotes our similarities for cooperation, but our differences in that everyone who is of an unrelated Christian denomination are all going to hell.\nIn regard to India, there is a great number of missionaries of various denominations who are working there right now, all competing for the most number of converts. The Southern Baptists alone are a group that has nearly 100,000 career missionaries in North India, all working to spread the \"good word.\" We also find that in order to make converts from Hinduism some of the numerous Catholic priests in Southern India dress like sannyasis, and call their organizations ashramas. This is to make Christianity more similar to the Vedic traditions. Bharat Natyam dance is also taught in the Christian schools, but with Christian symbols and meanings replacing the Vedic. This is all in the attempt to actively sway Hindus over to Christianity.\nOne way they are trying to bring Christianity deep into the culture of India is by superimposing its rituals, symbols, and even types of dress on the Hindu forms of the same. Thus, you will see the cross on the lotus, some priests dress in saffron, and some churches have the ambiance of a Hindu temple. If this keeps up, maybe one day Christianity will be more Hindu than Christian.\nWhile traveling in the far Northeastern states of India I have seen some of the tactics that the Christian missionaries have used to help make converts, such as offering cheap polyester pants to the tribals of the Northeast if they become Christian, or even offer motor bicycles if they help convert their brothers, which also means their wives and family. In other places like Madhya Pradesh, as noted in the Neogy Report, the missionaries give small loans on interest to the tribals, who cannot pay back such loans easily. However, if they become Christian, then such loans and the interest are dismissed. This is what goes on in the democracy of India, and under the tolerance of the Hindus, while if one such incidence would ever occur in a Muslim country, the result would be an immediate expulsion of the missionary from that nation.\nAnother trick that has been done is that missionaries, while treating the sick, will give medicine of no value and ask the tribal to take it while offering prayers to his local deity. Naturally, no cure of disease is likely to occur with the useless medicine. Then the missionary gives the tribal real medicine and asks the tribal to take it while offering prayers to Jesus. Then when there is a recovery, it is attributed to the power of Christ and not to the medicine. Such conversion activities take place these days more often in the tribal areas under the guise of social service. However, true social service should be done without expecting anything in return, including conversion.\nAnother thing that takes place is mass healings at meetings similar to revivals. What they do is pay people to attend the healings portraying themselves as being sick, or invalids on crutches, etc., who then get called up and are miraculously cured of their disease. This is attributed to the power of Christ, which then convinces many tribals that they too can benefit in various ways if they become Christian. This has not had much of an effect amongst the Brahmana classes, but the lower classes who attend are more vulnerable and are impressed by such things, and are then swayed toward Christianity. This is why Christian conversion tactics have been focused more toward the tribal areas than other regions of India. So these conversions are not taking place due to pure preaching of the Bible or the message of Jesus, but are accomplished by trickery and the emphasis on material facility. This is, of course, what is being objected to by the general Hindu population. However, when or if people convert for purely spiritual reasons, then there is no objection.\nAnother way conversions are accomplished is with the promise to the Dalits or the lower caste Hindus that they will not have any more caste recognition by becoming Christians. However, after conversion many find out that this is not true. Even amongst the converted Christians there is found to be a caste mentality, with the lower castes forced to use separate doorways, separate seating, or have marriages performed only among equal caste Christians and in separate facilities, or to even be buried in separate cemeteries. When this becomes obvious to those who are newly converted, some of them want to come back to being Hindus again, which has been facilitated by such organizations as the Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP).\nAn interesting point is that in spite of these duplicitous ways of converting that the Christians have used, the Christian churches have threatened violence against the process of reconversion back to Hinduism that had been launched by the VHP. It is as if they do not want anyone to have the right to do what they are already doing. It was Rev. V. K. Nuh, secretary of the Nagaland Baptist Convention who said, \"If someone tries to impose their faith, Christians in this region will not surrender. There will be a battle and we shall have no option. There will be a physical and religious war if attempts are made to propagate Hinduism by forceful means in the Northeast.\" In this same line of thinking, Rev. M.D. Oaugma, head of the Garo Baptist Convention of Meghalaya said, \"It could be a threat to Christianity if we remain silent to the VHP's game plan of mass conversion. We shall have to fight, we shall have to resist.\" (Maharashtra Herald, July 11, 1998)\nOf course, it is easy for Hindus to be nonchalant toward other religions because they feel that each spiritual path takes you toward God. So in this light, it is alright to be tolerant of them or let them thrive. But the problem is that not all religions feel the same way toward Hinduism. Some feel that Hinduism is a culture that should be removed or destroyed. An example of this is that in Northeast India, in states like Assam, Nagaland, and Manipur, they have witnessed a surge of nearly 200% in their Christian population in the past 25 years due to the wily tactics of foreign missionaries. Their grasp is so strong now that practicing Hinduism is forbidden in some areas. Where is the democratic freedom in that? Hindus can no longer do worship or arati in the open because of the fanaticism in parts of the land. Durga puja has become almost obsolete as deities are destroyed or stolen in broad daylight. This confrontational climate has led to numerous militant outfits sponsored by the Church who are fighting for secession from India. So now the Northeastern portion of India wants to secede from it, and another part of India will be lost if this should happen.\nIf the Catholic Church in particular is supposed to espouse the message that God is love, and that it is by love of God and neighbor that mankind is saved, it certainly has not shown much of that kind of love toward any other religion. With the Pope's recent call for conversions in Asia, it certainly shows that it is not a friend of other religions, but still holds the goal that other spiritual paths should be brought down to be replaced by Christianity. This should be clearly understood. This is also the case with the Baptists and other denominations.\nWhile I was in New Delhi, I also met with Mrs. Shanti Reddy, a member of a government agency called the National Committee for Women. She revealed that another thing that missionaries have done was to kidnap young Indian children. What one Christian missionary couple in Chennai was doing before they were arrested was to bribe tribals into giving their young baby girls to them. They would pay the tribals as little as 2000 to 5000 rupees for baby girls, and then turn around and sell the girls to foreigners for as much as $30,000 to $40,000. According to the records that had been confiscated from the missionaries' home, this had been a thriving business, and nearly 25 of such transactions had already taken place. The Indian authorities said they probably saved 300 baby girls from such a fate from the indications on the records they found. So this has been another one of the forms of activities that such missionaries do for their own benefit and profit against the real interest of India. However, whenever Hindus react with force against such people, they are labeled as fundamentalists, antagonists, communalists, or worse. But how can you expect that Hindus should not display serious and violent reactions when such activities become obvious? It usually takes a lot to make Hindus react, as they are often most pacifistic and tolerant people. This is also why they make lousy terrorists, they just do not see things that way.\nNonetheless, another way that India is slowly losing its Vedic culture is through the process of secular or English and Christian education. Of course, in public schools all Vedic books have been removed from the curriculum. So there are no possibilities to study the ancient Indian literature or art in such institutions. So Vedic values are no longer part of what the children are taught. Furthermore, the Christian schools, often staffed by Christian missionaries, can teach Christian values in their classes, and include a short study of the Bible everyday, or the Koran if it's an Islamic school. The so-called secular government has even helped them with free land and facilities. Since these schools offer English in their education, along with good discipline, many of the middle classes of Indians are favoring sending their children to these schools. Today, in the Indian cities, many of the parents of children are the graduates of Christian schools, who also send there own children to such schools. As this trend continues, there will be a decreasing number of Hindus in the educated sector. Thus, children in India, with the help of the secular government, are learning Christian values and perceiving their own history and culture as something less than honorable. They are taught that such important books as the Bhagavad-gita, Ramayana, Bhagavata Purana and other Vedic texts are nothing more than mythology, and not a result of one of the most profound civilizations in the world. They are also taught that their own God is but a demon and the only real way to God is through Jesus.\nAn example of this is that a few devotees from the New Delhi Iskcon (Hare Krishna) temple go out and give presentations to the children's classes in schools. Some of the questions that are asked by the children are, \"Who is your God?\" and \"hat can your God do for me?\" and so on. Obviously, these questions are nothing but a direct result of the Christian and English oriented education that these children are receiving. Now I ask anyone, isn't this practically a covert form of conversion? This form of education indoctrinates the children to doubt their own culture, and disrespect their own history and traditions. As a result of this form of education, the Hindu population is slowly forgetting the unique history and lofty culture of their homeland.\nAs I traveled around, it was not unusual to see elementary schools around India with a name something like \"Saint Xavier's School.\" People should know that this Francis Xavier, who is now one of the greatest so-called \"saints,\" feverishly declared, \"When I have finished baptizing the people, I order them to destroy the huts in which they keep their idols; and I have them break the statues of their idols into tiny pieces, since they are now Christians. I could never come to an end describing to you the great consolation which fills my soul when I see idols being destroyed by the hands of those who had been idolaters.\" (From \"The Letters and Instructions of Francis Xavier,\" 1993, pp 117-8) This was his goal, to destroy Indian culture and make India a Christian nation. So it is ironic that now India embraces the schools that honor him in this way. How could they not know his true intention?\nWhat is often not recognized is that, up until recently, for the last 50 years the politicians who have been directing the destiny of India are the ones who have an anti-Hindu attitude. They have set the economic direction and the educational policies that the country has been forced to follow. They have also promised the protection of the religious minorities with the hopes of acquiring votes. This has been one of the reasons why the secularists in the Congress party have treated everything that is Hindu with disdain.\nAnother aspect of the loss of Vedic culture in India is that the younger Indian people, especially ages from 15 to 25, are readily giving up Vedic customs to follow the more decadent so-called freedoms of the West. They see the western movies, they read what the celebrities say in the papers, and they admire them and want to adopt their forms of dress and lifestyles. Thus, in the big cities like Mumbai you have Indian couples living together without marriage, which is something you never would have seen before a few years back. Now the Vedic principles are looked upon as something obsolete, something that restricts the style that those who look to the West want to adopt. Thus, they are leaving Indian traditions behind and losing respect for anything Vedic. In this way, they adopt foreign standards, or lose so much respect for Indian and Vedic values that they become embarrassed to admit their Hindu background and heritage. Furthermore, Sanskrit scholars at the temples are also slowly dying out, and the modern Indians view the Ramayana and Mahabharata as merely myths or gaudy television shows.\nAlthough India has been invaded by outsiders so many times and has always survived, what we are talking about is more than mere property or geography. What is actually being threatened is the basis of Indian culture itself. As younger generations give up their Vedic heritage, even if they return to it later when they are older and looking for more philosophical support, with whatever percentage of loss occurs with each generation, time has shown that it is never fully recovered. A portion of it is lost forever.\nAnother way of looking at this is that India presently enjoys an 85% Hindu majority in its population. This may sound quite significant, but in actuality this includes 15% Buddhists, Sikhs, and Jains. So it is really only a 70% majority. How many more generations will go by before we see a big drop in this percentage due to the process of secular (meaning Christian or English, or even Islamic) education, or with the present rate of conversions by tactless Christians? This percentage could easily drop well below 50% in only a few more generations at the present rate of change.\nHow many more generations will it take before the Hindu majority is no longer a majority, but a minority in its own country? As Hinduism declines, you will see that the demands on the government and those voted into politics will also change, and the laws will also alter more in favor of the increasing minority religions at the expense of declining Hinduism. Then as the years go by there will appear only small clusters of Hindu or Vedic communities, most likely centered around prominent holy places, until the more aggressive religions act in ways to diminish these as well, in the same way that they are presently doing in other countries.\nThe point of all this information is that it is time for all Hindus and supporters and followers of the Vedic culture, Sanatana-dharma, to realize what is actually happening and give up your timidness or nonchalance and speak out while such freedom still exists. We must become more pro-active for defending this culture. The point is that if you do not take it seriously, I can assure you that there are others who take this inaction and tolerance extremely seriously to promote their own goals and religions in India. It is because of this that India may not always remain the homeland of an active and thriving Vedic culture as it is now. We need to protect whatever is left of it and maintain the present liberties that Hindus or followers of Vedic culture still have in India. Then we all can continue to engage in Vedic traditions without hindrance, and with full freedom. For this, we need to unite ourselves in a concerted effort to make this happen. And it most certainly is possible.\nNot long ago, as told to me by Professor Subhash Kak, it was noted in a reputable publication that now 1% of the Russian population claim that they are Hindu. The article stated that this was primarily due to the preaching efforts of Iskcon. This shows a major social impact. This shows what is possible if we can work together in a concerted effort. This is why I am convinced that if we all work in a pro-active way under the banner of a united family of Vedic followers, or Global Vedic Community, we can keep and even expand the present freedoms that we now have to practice Vedic and indigenous traditions, and keep India as the homeland of Vedic culture, the most ancient roots of humanity.\nIndia must be protected and kept as the homeland and center of the Vedic heritage, Sanatana-dharma, Hinduism. Without it, what is its value, in spite of whatever else it accomplishes? The value of Hinduism and India are clearly expressed in the words of the famous English theosophist Dr. Annie Besant. She put great emphasis on the value of India, its history, the Vedic culture, and its importance to the world. As written in the cover notes from the book, Hindus, Life-Line of India, by G. M. Jagtiani, she says: \"After a study of some forty years and more of the great religions of the world, I find none so perfect, none so scientific, none so philosophic, and none so spiritual as the great religion known by the name of Hinduism. The more you know it, the more you will love it; the more you try to understand it, the more deeply you will value it. Make no mistake; without Hinduism, India has no future. Hinduism is the soil into which India's roots are struck, and torn of that she will inevitably wither, as a tree torn out from its place. Many are the religions and many are the races flourishing in India, but none of them stretches back into the far dawn of her past, nor are they necessary for her endurance as a nation. Everyone might pass away as they came and India would still remain. But let Hinduism vanish and what is she? A geographical expression of the past, a dim memory of a perished glory, her literature, her art, her monuments, all have Hindudom written across them. And if Hindus do not maintain Hinduism, who shall save it? If India's own children do not cling to her faith, who shall guard it? India alone can save India, and India and Hinduism are one.\"\nIn this light, it is absolutely necessary that as followers of Sanatana-dharma, Vedic culture, we realize that we need to repair whatever differences we have between us regarding whatever issues there may be. This is necessary in order to work with some cooperation with whomever we can if we expect to be a substantial force in defending the Vedic cause. Otherwise, all the issues that invariably come up, although these should not be ignored, should not take so much of our attention that our preaching or sharing or promoting of our culture stops. Otherwise, we will only serve as contributors to the continuing deterioration of all spiritual standards as the age of Kali-yuga progresses. This preaching, of course, means that we must all stay in touch with and practice the Vedic standards, and be ready to let others know of its advantages, and to defend it from those who wish to see its demise.\nWe cannot allow ourselves to be led into the danger of endless debate that leads to inaction. We all must be pro-active in some way to help defend and spread Vedic culture. Then we can work together to keep the freedom we presently have to practice the Vedic traditions and keep India as the homeland of a thriving, dynamic, and still living tradition. Such freedom does not come without its challenges, and we must be prepared as a society to meet those challenges. To take such freedoms for granted means that it's only a matter of time before they are lost. And that is exactly what some people want to happen. 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        "raw_content": "Home \u00bb Music \u00bb Ishani: Dark Angel\nIshani: Dark Angel\nIshani spent her childhood in the sprawling metropolis of Bangalore, India. After obtaining her degree in TV, Film and Radio in Singapore she moved to London to study Audio Engineering at Alchemea & Point Blank. Her first track \u2018Pelican Elephant\u2019 was picked up by MTV India and she was showcased as a BBC introducing artist. Ishani has performed at Sziget Festival and she\u2019s also opened for the Icelandic electronic group \u2018GusGus\u2019 at Be My Lake Festival. Her second single \u2018Don\u2019t Stop the Fight\u2019 was picked up by VH1 and included in the Indian interactive comic book Priya\u2019s Mirror. Ishani is deeply influenced by artists such as Massive Attack, Portishead, Morcheeba and Hooverphonic.\nShe is now working on the new music that will eventually be released as her debut EP Stormy Emotions in August 2018. Instantly recognisable by her distinctive vocals, and with incisive and often challenging lyricism, (\u2018Don\u2019t Stop The Fight\u2019 centres on the horrific social effects of rape), Ishani has already earned her dues as a serious and provocative recording artist. Her last single \u2018Insomnia\u2019 centred on the anxiety that keeps us awake every night, and latest release \u2018One Can Jump\u2019 is inspired by the loss of two of her friends to suicide, a loss too difficult for Ishani to discuss in detail. Ishani strikes the pop landscape as a serious artist committed to making both serious and widely appealing work. Her themes are culled from the darkness and the light in the world around her, and she weaves her razor sharp observations into pristine and addictive electro pop.\nIshani\u2019s \u2018Dark Angel\u2019 may be her best song yet, but the difficulty with such an assertion is that it belies the pains involved in creating it. \u2018Dark Angel\u2019 is certainly the most difficult to write of all her songs so far. \u201cI have lost close friends to suicide,\u201d she says of the song\u2019s subject, \u201cand recent events have forced me to revisit this song, \u2013 we are living through a time of increased awareness of mental health, but we still see so many people ending their lives.\u201d Despite the abject darkness of the theme, and despite provocative lyrics that leave little to the imagination, (\u201cstay with me here until we are dead\u201d she urges those grappling with suicidal thoughts), there is a sense that Ishani has made leaps with co-producer Zaflon towards emerging with a distinct sound. There is enough in the melodies and the beautiful harmonies to suggest a child of the No Doubt/\u2018Bring Me To Life\u2019 school of goth-kid pop hooks, but more than that, there is the suggestion of an artist whose sound may evoke certain styles, but whose delivery is in a class of her own. Ishani has the vocal confidence of musicians decades her senior, and in her pained and hair-raising performance of \u2018Dark Angel\u2019 you can already see her beguiling star power.\nIshani: Dark Angel Lyrics:\nCategory: Music Tag: Ishani, Music\nPrevious PostShadow of the Tomb Raider Trainer\nNext PostBaby Raptors \u2013 Warriors of the Weekend",
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        "raw_content": "I\u0092ve helped people see the bigger picture, step into their power and heal at the core for the past three decades. I am beginning this blog on July 21, 2008 where each week, I\u0092ll write about my personal journey of self-realization and healing. If you would like support for your growth process and/or healing journey, feel free to post your own experiences. To learn more about my book, Karmic Healing, or services and classes I provide, please visit my website at: www.djunaverse.com",
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        "raw_content": "Over the past month, three undergraduate students: Mark Freeman (Harvard University), James McVittie (University of Toronto) and Iryna Sivak (Taras Shevchenko National University) in the Fields Undergraduate Research Program under the supervision of Professor Jianhong Wu (York University) have been studying the way information (i.e. news articles, videos, photos, etc.) propagates through the online social network Digg.com. Initially, a particular model of interest was proposed and was then used to predict the theoretical behaviour of the Digg network as well as the propagation of information from user to user. In most applied modelling projects, data needed to be introduced to understand whether the model assumptions were correct as well as to validate the prediction accuracy of the model. The problem that then arose was the amount of data that was available.\nIn most cases, statisticians and applied mathematicians hope for a large data set in order to minimize the variance of predictions and to make interferences from large samples; however, over the past couple of years, the amount of data available in fields such as genetics to the modelling of social networks has been staggering. For this particular project, the data was gathered from the website of Kristina Lerman (University of Southern California) (link provided below) in two separate files: digg_votes and digg_friends. The digg_friends file contains over 1.7 million entries identifying which of the 71,367 users are connected with other particular users, the time at which the connection was made and the type of connection that was made (directed or mutual). The digg_votes file contains over 3 million entries identifying which users \u201cdigged\u201d (voted) for each particular story and the time at which the vote was made. They then had to compile both datasets to understand which particular user(s) began the propagation of the information (i.e. the source), the number of steps each voted user is away from the source, the time difference between the source\u2019s voting time and the particular user\u2019s voting time and finally to run a least squares optimization algorithm of the model over the voting times. Thus, it appears that dealing with large data is a clumsy and time complex procedure, but this is not always the case.\nRecent breakthroughs in computer science and computational statistics have found efficient ways of dealing with data with millions of entries. For example, with the use of the GPU (Graphics Processing Unit), matrix operations and calculations can be finished faster in order of magnitude compared to the normal CPU. That is, rather than performing a single calculation very quickly with the use of the CPU, the GPU allows multiple computations to be done simultaneously at a slower rate. Additionally, with the use of parallel programming, a computer can connect to a network of computers which would allow multiple processes to be performed at the same time over many CPUs. Therefore, with the use of these specialized methods and others, big data with large number of entries can be analyzed thoroughly and results can be obtained efficiently over short periods of time.\nIryna Sivak, Mark Freeman, James McVittie\nDigg Datasets:\nhttp://www.isi.edu/integration/people/lerman/load.html?src=http://www.isi.edu/~lerman/downloads/digg2009.html\nThe Fields Institute is currently hosting the fourth Fields Undergraduate Summer Research Program. The visiting students are working on research projects with supervisors from the Institute\u2019s principal sponsoring and affiliate universities:\nMODULAR FORMS AROUND STRING THEORY\nSupervisor: Noriko Yui (Queen\u2019s University)\nTHE SPATIO-TEMPORAL SPREAD OF SOCIAL MEDIA\nSupervisor: Jianhong Wu (York University)\nLOGIC AND OPERATOR ALGEBRAS\nSupervisors: Ilijas Farah (York) and Bradd Hart (McMaster)\nDYNAMICAL SYSTEMS MODELS IN MACROECONOMICS\nSupervisor: Matheus Grasselli (Fields Institute and McMaster University)\nThe students will spend the summer working on their projects in small groups, and will present their results at a mini-conference on August 21, 2013.\nTo learn more about the Program visit: http://www.fields.utoronto.ca/programs/scientific/13-14/summer-research13/index.html\nFrom July 3 to August 24, 2012, the Fields Institute hosted the third Fields-Mitacs Undergraduate Summer Research Program. On the first day of the program, the twenty students, visiting the Institute from across the globe, were introduced to the supervisors and learned about the potential research projects for the program:\nTORIC VARIETIES\nSupervisors: Megumi Harada (McMaster) and Jessie Yang (Toronto and McMaster)\nBAYESIAN AND STATISTICAL INVERSE PROBLEMS\nSupervisors: Nicholas Hoell (Toronto) and Adrian Nachman (Toronto)\nUNDERSTANDING THE FINANCIAL CRISIS: A STATISTICAL PERSPECTIVE\nSupervisors: Bei Chen (McMaster) and Matheus Grasselli (McMaster)\nAPPLICATIONS OF LOGIC TO OPERATOR ALGEBRAS\nOver the summer, the students worked on their projects in groups with their supervisors, gaining insight and experience in the world of mathematics research. They presented the results of their work at a mini-conference on August 22, 2012.\nRead the students\u2019 reports, or learn more about the 2012 Program: https://www.fields.utoronto.ca/programs/scientific/12-13/summer-research12/\nPosted on August 20, 2011 by cerezo\nZero was invented by Indian mathematicians. Vishal discovered this fact in his youth and it became the driving force for his mathematical journey. It also provided him a way to explore his national pride. Vishal came to Canada from Trinidad two years ago and although he grew up in the Caribbean, he embraces his Indian ethnicity and his Hindu religion.\nMaria Interviews Vishal\nPrior to the program Vishal learned many software languages on his own. LaTeX and Maple are just a couple, however Vishal is constantly searching for ways to apply mathematical theory. He believes communication to be an essential ingredient for mathematicians, but notes that, \u201cit depends on the problem whether it is better to solve it on your own or in a group\u201d.\nGlaucoma patients suffer from increased pressure in the eye, which can cause complete blindness. Patients cannot be cured and need regular medication. Vishal enjoys researching the bio-mechanics of glaucoma, mainly because of the utility of models. In particular, the group is exploring the behaviour of the eye fluid, its pressure, and movements using techniques from fluid mechanics. An implication of the model\u2019s solution includes the determination of the underlying causes of glaucoma. This fundamental understanding will eventually lead to better medications and improved methods of treatment.\n\u201cMath is the base of all sciences\u201d, says Vishal. This quote illustrates his perspective as both respectful and philosophical.\nInterview conducted by Mariya Boyko\nPosted in 2011 Program, Interviews\t| 3 Comments\nZoltan, Anna, and Ferenc (L to R)\nHungary has a strong culture of mathematics. It also has a rich history of mathematicians including figures such as Lov\u00e1sz L\u00e1szl\u00f3 and Erd\u0151s P\u00e1l. Interestingly, mathematics is popular in Hungary and many opportunities exist for mathematics graduates. We have been given a generous view into Hungarian mathematical culture by Anna, Ferenc, and Zolt\u00e1n.\nAnna and some friends recently created a new competition for students in grades 6 to 12. They did this after noticing children who weren\u2019t indulging in exciting math, mostly from a specific region of the country. \u201cThe competition is fun and not as serious as an Olympiad\u2026 If children can be reached when they are young they will like math more\u201d, said Anna. Various other math competitions and camps are organized around Hungary, but urban cities have more mathematical activity for children. While in high school, Zolt\u00e1n won many competitions. Ferenc is from a small town close to Szeged and children in such towns do not always have access to Hungary\u2019s major competitions.\nIn terms of group research style, Zolt\u00e1n and Ferenc take the position that independent thinking is of critical value in collaboration. In contrast, Anna places higher value in planning and communication. They agree that unhealthy competition ruins professional relationships and can be counterproductive.\nThe three Hungarians want to teach in the future and are always looking for ways to meaningfully improve the Hungarian education system.\nPosted in 2011 Program, Interviews\t| Comments Off on Interview: Anna, Ferenc, and Zolt\u00e1n\nInterview: Louis-Philippe and Nigel\nLouis-Philippe and Nigel are part of the Model Theory of Operators group supervised by Professors Brad Hart and Ilijas Farah. Nigel and Louis-Philippe have established an excellent professional relationship. Intellectually they are well rounded with a sharp sense of humour and great ambitions for their future academic careers.\nNigel and Louis-Philippe were pleasantly surprised by the daily routine that was established amongst the Fields-MITACS students. Upon arrival Louis assumed that the students will have to be \u2018focused on math only.\u2019 As several weeks passed his assumption was proven wrong. The Fields-MITACS group lives a very active and balanced life style. Nigel appreciates the flexible schedule and believes that, \u201cthe environment impacts the way we think.\u201d Taking regular breaks filled with physical activity and friendly interactions increase Nigel\u2019s and Louis-Philippe\u2019s research productivity.\nLouis-Philippe and Nigel, behind the Fields Institute\nLouis-Philippe recently graduated from the University of Montreal. His long term goal is to become a professor of mathematics. As for now, he is striving to finish a one-year Masters Degree at the University of Toronto. Louis-Philippe is aware of the challenges that might arise on the way of a young mathematician but he is not willing to give up his dream.\nNigel is going into the third year of a Mathematics Program at McMaster University. His interests span multiple academic disciplines. Nigel enjoys discovering mathematics through other disciplines such as medicine and logic. With such a wide erudition it is hard for him to pinpoint the field in which he would be willing to get into after graduating.\nNigel and Louis-Philippe have never been a part of a group research project before, but they quickly discovered that the key to productive collaboration is the ability to take criticism and to be attentive to each other\u2019s ideas. \u201cWe wouldn\u2019t get very far without [accepting] criticism\u201d, said Nigel.\nPosted in 2011 Program, Interviews\t| Comments Off on Interview: Louis-Philippe and Nigel\nInterview: Luke\nPosted on August 3, 2011 by cerezo\nThe oldest of ten children in the family, Luke was born in a small rural community in Alberta. He was home schooled by his mother and grandfather, then took eight correspondence courses at Athabaskan University and transferred to the University of Calgary. Luke is going into his fourth year.\nHe has refined his views on the impact of home schooling on social development, the essential and necessary conditions for optimal collaboration, as well as a theory to explain the shortage of female mathematicians in academia.\nIt is not common to find a home schooled student in the GTA but such a practice is widely used in rural areas. It is often argued that home schooled children are less social than their peers form public schools. Luke stated that he has never seen any evidence to back up this stereotype. He had a wide range of friends both home schooled and public schooled. There were very social children and very shy children in both groups. Moreover, it was impossible to say that one group had more non social children than the other.\nEven though Fields-MITACS is the first group research project for Luke, he is well prepared for this research style and the possible difficulties that can arise in collaborative work. He has observed group research projects at the Institute for the Quantum Information Science where researchers needed to collect data and to analyze if it can be representative of a real life situation. Luke learned that common scientific interests are necessary for a successful collaboration but some degree of personal compatibility is needed as well.\nLuke realizes that males compose the majority of mathematicians. Luke`s theory is that young girls sustain the stereotype that boys are good at math and girls are good at creative writing and reading. His sister is interested in sciences but none of her friends are interested in it. As a result, she avoids having meaningful conversations with them because she is scared to be labeled as a nerd. Over time his sister felt discouraged and spent a much less time pursuing her scientific interests.\nPosted in 2011 Program, Interviews\t| Comments Off on Interview: Luke\nInterview: Maximilian\nMax is at the dawn of his mathematical career. He has already interacted with many professors, displaying optimism and enthusiastic personality. Max contemplates over the possibility to stay in academia and to teach at the university level. His views on teaching are fully formed. In particular, the teaching styles he enjoys most are those which exude a high subject proficiency. His favourite professors focus on conceptual knowledge and rigorous concepts.\nHe has just finished his second year at the University of Toronto, so he certainly has a lot of time to find his academic passion. Max is determined to learn new skills. Long before the second semester was over he started looking for various summer projects that would provide him with valuable research experience. The MITACS summer project looked like a perfect opportunity.\nMax appreciates the diversity of mathematical abstraction. When asked to name his favourite field of math, Max admitted that the abundance of \u201cvery interesting topics make it hard to choose\u201d.\nMax is a member of the Symmetries of Euclidian Tesselations and Their Covers project supervised by Isabel Hubard, Mark Mixer, Daniel Pellicer and Asia Ivic Weiss. There is a lot of independent work involved in this project. Max enjoys the \u2018atmosphere\u2019 of his office. It helps all the group members work productively. Max is studying the algebra of tessellations. Quotients of tessellations are another focus of his work. Such work demands a great deal of individual attention but he emphasizes that collaboration among colleagues is essential to be able to consider different views on the problem.\nPosted in 2011 Program, Interviews\t| Comments Off on Interview: Maximilian\nInterview: Nikita\nNikita Reymer is a member of the Mathematical Finance group. Nikita was born in Russia, but also lived in Ukraine. He came to Canada when he was in grade seven. Recently he obtained a specialist honours bachelors degree in actuarial science from the University of Toronto and is planning to go to graduate school.\nMariya Interviews Nikita\nUpon arrival to Toronto Nikita was amazed by the diversity of cultures that co-exist in the city. The impression was so strong that he still speaks of it with visible excitement. Nikita also noticed that school textbooks in Russia and Ukraine were very different from Canadian textbooks. \u201cThere are no games in Russian textbooks\u201d, said Nikita. In Canadian textbooks there are more illustrations, examples, and applications. In contrast, Russian textbooks present information in a laconic way with fewer illustrations, but with more rigor.\nWhen asked to describe his current project, Nikita exclaimed: \u201cThis is the best project I ever participated in!\u201d Students were given an opportunity to explore real data to predict financial crises. Supervisors meet with the students twice a week. They use a hands-on approach to the material, which gives students the freedom to explore topics that interest them. Work was divided equally among team members. Each student presented their assigned articles.\nPrior to the MITACS program Nikita held an NSERC USRA in the summer of 2009. He worked on Group Representation Theory with Professor Repka.\nNikita thinks that collaboration is essential for mathematicians. More people can solve a problem faster. There is a saying that a lot of Russian people use: \u201chaving one head is good, but having two is much better\u201d, meaning that it is more effective to involve several people in problem solving.\nPosted in 2011 Program, Interviews\t| Comments Off on Interview: Nikita\nInterview: Fernando, Lucas, and Rafael\nFernando Lenarduzzi, Lucas Bentivenha, and Rafael Rocha are visiting from Brazil. All of them come from the Universidade Estadual Paulista \u201cJulio de Mesquita Filho\u201d.\n(L to R) Lucas, Rafael, and Fernando on Spiral Staircase\nAlong with other student researchers, Fernando works with the Symmetries of Euclidean Tessellations and Their Covers group supervised by Isabel Hubard, Mark Mixer, Daniel Pellicer, and Asia Ivic Weiss.\nLucas and Rafael are members of the Mathematical Finance group supervised by Matheus Grasselli and Oleksandr Romanko.\nUpon arrival to Toronto they were impressed by the politeness of the local drivers and the absence of traffic. Fernando said that \u201ccompared to Rio, Toronto does not have traffic problems at all.\u201d Rafael was surprised to see that such a heavily urbanized city as Toronto is full of trees and parks. Lucas pointed out that Rio and Sao Paolo are very similar to Toronto\nFernando\u2019s description of the Brazilian education system explained the reasons behind their strong mathematical background. Brazillian students need to choose a specialised high school after grade nine. Their options include mathematics, arts, and military. These schools prepare the students for university by focusing on specific subjects.\nIn order to get into a university, one needs to write a standardized test. The students who succeed on the test have a chance to enter public universities. The students who do not do well can go to private universities where the quality of education is lower. Fernando, Lucas and Rafael all managed to get into public universities.\nThey mentioned that it is not uncommon for Brazilian students to use textbooks in foreign languages such as Spanish, French, or English. \u201cOne only needs to learn the basics of the language. Math is international\u201d, said Lucas. Often multiple textbooks are used in a single course.\nFernando had a chance to work with a research group before, but for Lucas and Rafael this is their first group project. Both of them are amazed to see the math behind the financial crisis. \u201cEven highly educated people sometimes say that financial crisis is unpredictable. It is amazing to learn that we can stay in control\u201d, said Lucas.\nPosted in 2011 Program, Interviews\t| Comments Off on Interview: Fernando, Lucas, and Rafael",
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        "raw_content": "February 9, 2015 by prestonmotor | 0 comments\nNearly a year ago, Ford Motor Company gave the world a sneak peek of the 2015 Ford Edge. As we swing around to February 2015, it seems that people are anxiously awaiting the 2015 Edge\u2019s release which is set for the spring of this year. While all the other 2015 Ford models are basically out already, people have had to wait for even the specs of the Ford Edge. That is, until now.\nThe 2015 Ford Edge Sport will be getting one of the most exciting SUV engines out there. The Edge will get Ford\u2019s new direct-injected, twin-turbocharged, \u201cNano\u201d 2.7-liter EcoBoost V6. This mouthful is rated at a massive 315 horsepower and 350 pound-feet of torque. This puts it 10hp and 70 lb-ft of torque above last year\u2019s Sport Edition. These numbers may not seem too impressive at first, but for reference, the 2015 F-150 puts out only slightly more with 325hp and 375 lb-ft of torque. That is truly saying something about this amazing SUV.\nThe 2.7L EcoBoost engine is small while outputting tremendous power; however, if you think that is more power than you need you can get the 2.0L EcoBoost 4-cylinder. It still has 245hp and 275 lb-ft of torque which is more than enough for most people. By deferring to this standard engine you lose two cylinders, thus gaining better fuel economy. While the jump is only a couple miles per gallon, that can make a difference over time.\nPreston Automotive Group is ready to receive these sporty SUV\u2019s in the coming months at our various Ford Dealers across the Eastern Shore! As you may or may not know, we have Ford Dealers in Preston, MD, Pittsville, MD, Denton, MD, Georgetown, DE and Lewes, DE. As soon as we get \u2018em you\u2019ll know!",
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        "raw_content": "\"A 13-year-old girl with cancer who was put into foster care after her parents refused to allow radiation treatment will be reunited with her family, a judge ruled today.\n\"Faced with her deteriorating health, state district Judge Jack Hunter said Katie Wernecke would be better off with her family in Agua Dulce, near Corpus Christi, than in the custody of the Houston foster parents she was assigned by Child Protective Services.\n\"He said that all sides were well intentioned but the stops, starts, and delays in Katie's treatment as grown-ups continued to battle were doing more harm than good.\" ...\nHouse Republican Study Committee reining in Leadership\n\"President Bush and Republican leaders in Congress would like to avoid confrontations with the Republican Study Committee, but that does not seem to be an option anymore. Budget conservatives are asserting themselves in ways that were unimaginable just a few months ago, and with about 110 members\u0097the exact roll is confidential\u0097the RSC is leading the charge.\n\"They are rapt about the cause of smaller government, finicky about whom they let in and a little sensitive about outsiders learning too much about how they operate. Membership is by invitation only.\n\"They are quite literally the card-carrying conservatives who have hijacked the debate this fall over how the government spends its money. Prospective RSC members are reviewed by a 15-person board, which scours their voting records and public statements for evidence of their philosophy. The privilege of joining comes with a wallet-size card inscribed with the organization\u2019s six core principles, and members are encouraged to use it to assess legislation.\" ...\n\"At a news conference in Philadelphia, [Sen. Specter] sharply criticized Bork as 'having the most extreme ideology of any nominee ever,' while offering praise for federal appeals court Judge Samuel A. Alito, also a conservative, who has been mentioned as a possible replacement for O'Connor.\" ...\n\"BLITZER: The New York Times, among other publications, says one of the front-runners that the president can name, maybe even as early as tomorrow, is Samuel Alito of New Jersey. He's a third circuit court federal judge right now. You've looked into his background. If the president were to nominate him, would that be acceptable to you?\n\"REID: Well, I'm not going to rule out anyone. I've\u0097that is not one of the names that I've suggested to the president. In fact, I've done the opposite. I think it would create a lot of problems.\n\"But keep in mind, Roberts, Justice Roberts, who's now our chief justice, we had a very dignified hearing. I think that Senator Leahy and Senator Specter did outstanding job.\n\"And that's what we want to do: we want to cooperate; we want to make this, I repeat, a dignified hearing.\"\nCNN Late Edition Full Transcript\n\"The American Founders and Lincoln took seriously the notion of 'natural rights'\u0097that certain rights were grounded in the very nature of human beings, and those rights would remain the same in all places where that nature remained the same. They would hold even in exotic places, as long as human beings were still distinguishable from the subhuman and the superhuman. And so, the concept of 'human rights.'\n\"Lincoln understood then that the republic did not begin with the Constitution, but with the Declaration of Independence and with that 'proposition' from which everything else emanated: 'all men are created equal.'\" ...\n\"In 1996, one year after the Republican takeover, a full 512 out of the 535 members of Congress had a record that reduced\u0097not increased\u0097overall discretionary outlays. Yes, before Republicans lost their way, even the traditional big-spending Democrats were running scared and voting to cut the budget.\n\"Remember the days when Republicans used to make fun of Sen. Robert Byrd, D-W.Va., the king of pork who ran the Senate Appropriations Committee with an iron fist? The GOP promised things would change if we put them in charge. They did! In the 2005 budget, Ted Stevens, the Republican who now chairs that committee, set aside $646 million in pork for his state of Alaska. Byrd's $399 million for West Virginia paled by comparison.\n\"The latest outrage occurred last week when Dr. Tom Coburn, R-Okla., the freshman senator who travels home every weekend to take care of patients and stay connected to the real world, asked the Senate to cut a half billion dollars set aside for two Alaskan bridges that have been tucked into the highway bill. The Senate says it is looking for offsets for Katrina spending. Don't believe it!\n\"The first bridge would connect Ketchikan, a fishing village of 8,900 to an island with 50 residents and a small airport, even though a ferry runs every 15 minutes. According to USA Today, this boondoggle will be nearly as long as the Golden Gate and higher than the Brooklyn Bridge.\n\"The second bridge would connect Anchorage to a network of swamps and an 'ice' burg with one resident. They are essentially 'bridges to nowhere.' A logical place to cut, but no! Coburn was joined by only 14 other senators.\n\"Incidentally, John McCain, R-Ariz., who at least once a year makes pork a big issue, wasn't among them.\" ...\nS.Amdt. 2165 to H.R. 3058\nSenate Roll Call Vote #262: 15-82\nSen. Coburn also offered a similar amendment to \"prohibit any funds under the Act from being used for a parking facility as part of the Joslyn Art Museum Master Plan, in Omaha, Nebraska\":\nIncidentally, the numbers are nearly flipped because #260 was a vote to \"table\" (or ignore/reject) the amendment, while #262 was a vote on passage. Also, Sen. McCain supported Sen. Coburn's efforts on this amendment.\n\"President Bush on Friday [Oct. 21] called on the United Nations to convene a session as soon as possible to deal with a U.N. investigative report implicating Syrian officials in the assassination of former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafik Hariri.\n\"'The report strongly suggests that the politically motivated assassination could not have taken place without Syrian involvement,' Bush said after helping dedicate a new pavilion at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Museum in Southern California.\n\"The U.N. investigative report, which Bush called 'deeply disturbing,' established a link between high-ranking Syrian officials and their Lebanese allies in Hariri's murder Feb. 14 in Beirut.\" ...\nIn its World News Tonight email from October 21, ABC News said, \"The U.N. report on the assassination of former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafik Hariri reads like a mafia page turner.\n\"It reveals evidence that points to the Syrian president's brother, brother-in-law, and even Lebanese intelligence officials as key suspects\" and how their \"amazingly complex plot penetrated Hariri's state-of-the-art security.\"\nLibnen.com has the UN report by Commissioner Detlev Mehlis available for download: 555 KB PDF\nABC News: Venezuelan Tribes Protest Chavez Expulsion Order\n\"Puerto Ayacucho\u0097Hundreds of indigenous Venezuelans marched Friday to protest President Hugo Chavez's threat to expel a group of U.S.-based evangelists, amid intensifying government scrutiny of foreign missionaries operating in the country.\n\"The protesters including some who traveled for days by boat from their homes in the dense Amazon jungle showed their support for New Tribes Mission, which Chavez has accused of 'imperialist infiltration' and exploiting indigenous communities.\" ...\n\"In the wake of the hurricanes that shook the Gulf Coast to its physical and moral core, many thoughts crossed my mind. The overarching theme of these thoughts was to do whatever I could to help. Yet I found myself doing nothing.\n\"Musing with Jonathan Ference '07 one night, I commented that it felt selfish to want to do something yet care too much about my grades here at Swarthmore to drop everything to help these people in their most dire hour. So we made a moral compromise and planned a trip to Louisiana for fall break to volunteer.\n\"Jon and I drove from Swarthmore to Baton Rouge, La., on the first Sunday of break and ended up at the main Federal Emergency Management Agency refugee camp. Despite the recent condemnation of FEMA, this place was absolutely astounding.\n\"An entire RV park with full hookups\u0097electricity, water, and sewage. The camp contained about 700 RVs, each holding between four and seven people. Residents got three free meals a day and paid no rent. This program will last for 18 months.\"\n\"We spent Monday and Tuesday helping people move into their new 'homes' and handing out supplies, such as toiletries and linens, that non-profit organizations had collected.\n\"The most amazing part to me was that some people actually had more at the FEMA camp than they had had in their old homes in New Orleans. So many people were just happy to have a place to call home. A society that gave them nothing before the hurricanes was suddenly giving them everything they needed.\n\"The FEMA camp had exhausted its need for volunteers by the end of Tuesday, but we were lucky enough to meet up with a group from Bryan College in Tennessee.\" ...\n\"13-year-old Katie Wernecke is no longer refusing her court ordered treatment for Hodgkin's Disease.\n\"During a hearing, lawyers for Katie said she is now willing to comply with doctor's prescription of chemotherapy and radiation treatment to cure her disease. This change comes as Katie is reportedly fearful she might die if she contues to refuse the treatment.\n\"Katie remains in foster care, but she wants to be reunited with her parents. On Monday, Judge Jack Hunter will decide if and when she can return to her mother and father.\" ...\nJudge Jack Hunter will decide if Katie gets to see her parents again? This is what makes state institutions like Child \"Protective\" Services in our country so dangerous.\nThe Wernecke's Church should be rallying around this family, organizing protests, and demanding that her parents have a right to be parents. The only thing more outrageous than the state taking over the parenting of Katie is those around her family not standing up to the establishment.\nI usually avoid using words like \"demand\" and \"outrageous,\" but this situation merits their use more than most. People need to open their eyes and see what's going on here. This is abuse of power.\nYoung Democrats Sharpen Tactics Against Old Rivals\n\"As part of the new approach, House and Senate Democrats are devising an alternative agenda of key policies. Ryan is pushing proposals aimed at drastically reducing the number of abortions over the coming decade by offering support and services to pregnant women. Others are crafting a plan for reducing U.S. dependence on imported oil by using more domestic agricultural products, an approach that would have significant appeal to Midwestern voters.\n\"'We can't be Dr. No to everything Republicans do,' said Rep. Chris Van Hollen (D-Md.). 'We have to provide our own positive ideas.'\n\"The rise of the new breed, including Rep. Rahm Emanuel (Ill.), the chairman of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, and Barack Obama (Ill.), the Senate's only African American and the keynote speaker at the 2004 Democratic National Convention, marks a generational divide in a party long dominated by Northeastern liberals and Southern conservatives.\n\"Unlike some of their forbears, the newcomers are pragmatists who view the past decade of GOP rule not as an aberration but as a sea change in political campaigning, fundraising and lobbying to which Democrats must adjust. They arrived in Washington as challengers and are comfortable questioning the establishment\u0097because they have not been part of it.\" ...\nVenezuela Debates New Tribes Mission Expulsion Order\n\"Though President Hugo Chavez last week ordered New Tribes Mission to leave Venezuela, the mission reports it hasn't received an official expulsion order and says it won't leave on media reports alone.\n\"U.S. Ambassador William Brownfield has asked Chavez's government to reconsider its plan. Brownfield denied that NTM missionaries are CIA spies, as Chavez claimed in a nationally televised speech on October 12. At that event, Chavez announced NTM's imminent expulsion from Venezuela, where it has ministered among indigenous peoples since 1946. Chavez did not set a date for the expulsion, but said he would give the missionaries time to 'gather their stuff.'\n\"The U.S. ambassador has offered to mediate discussions between NTM and Venezuela.\"\n\"The expulsion order was also made by Liborio Guarulla, governor of Amazonas state, where NTM primarily ministers. NTM's spokesperson, Nita Zelenak, said that NTM has not received formal papers from the state's governor or the national government.\n\"NTM Venezuela field director Chuck Marshall said that army soldiers came to one NTM family's home in Amazonas state to ask them to leave. The missionary asked for the soldiers' written authorization, but the soldiers had none and left. Should Venezuelan officials present NTM workers with formal papers to leave, 'We would ask our people to comply,' Marshall said.\" ...\n\"Christian organizations around the world are rallying behind New Tribes Mission as it faces the possibility of being expelled from Venezuela after nearly 60 years of service to the indigenous people of the country.\n\"As New Tribes Mission's field committee, Marcos Brito and Tim Fyock, along with NTM's Venezuelan lawyer, Dr. Andrade, address the Venezuelan media through national television and radio programs, Christian agencies are supporting NTM's stance and praising its mission work in Venezuela and throughout the world.\n\"'Our response here at Voice of the Martyrs is essentially sadness at the lost of the people of Venezuela, of the service of New Tribes Mission if in fact this threat is followed through on and all the missionaries are forced to leave the country,' said VOM Spokesman Todd Nettleton.\n\"'This is a mission organization with a great history of service in that country; a great history of service to the people of Venezuela, the indigenous people, the tribal people and the poor people.'\" ...\n\"Post-11 a.m. stragglers were common at Pennsylvania Avenue Baptist on a recent Sunday, though those who arrived in time for the opening hymn sang along with gusto, sans hymnals. The congregation was relaxed, laughing along with the pastor at times, at other times rising with him, clapping, and hollering. Visitors received a warmhearted welcome; this reporter and another first-timer were asked to address the congregation.\"\n\"[Senior Pastor Kendrick] Curry's sermon was merciful in both subject matter and duration. His apocalyptic theme connected recent events\u0097Hurricanes Katrina and Rita, avian flu, earthquakes\u0097with the Gospel of Matthew's 'wars and rumors of wars.' The time of the second coming of Christ is near, Curry told the congregation, amply footnoting his words with Biblical references.\n\"He took a brief swipe at gays and lesbians, but praised the compassion of Cuba's Fidel Castro and Venezuela's Hugo Chavez, who offered hurricane victims doctors and cheap oil, respectively. Curry held up the U.S. government\u2019s refusal as evidence of 'pridefulness and arrogance.'\" ...\nThe following is a partial transcript of comments and responses by Sen. Tom Coburn to the College Republicans at George Washington University:\nSEN. COBURN (13:30): In practice, Republican politicians behave pretty much the same as Democratic politicians\u0097they can't resist spending money. The main difference is the Democrats seem to be willing to raise taxes to pay for theirs, and the Republicans seem to be willing to let you pay for it\u0097the next generation.\nWe've heard plenty of talk about reforming Medicare and Social Security to make them sustainable for the future, but the only action we've seen is Medicare Part D\u0097the thing I talked about before. The politically expedient move rather than the tough move based on visionary leadership of what's great for our country in the future.\nThe American people agree with Republican thought, but they demand that the actions match the words. And this next election cycle is going to be another watershed year in our country like 1994.\nThe American people are listening again; they're awake; they're paying attention. They do that every now and then in looking at the government. They participate in a higher level. Well, the attennas are up, and if the Republican party wants to stay in power, it'll start matching its action to its words. That means that the things have to change, and they have to change in a big way.\nThe long term consequence is the nation's going to be plunged into a fiscal crisis from which it's hard to imagine a recovery unless we have such visionary leadership.\nThink about China, the European Union, and even India when we have an unfunded liability for Medicare of $37 trillion right now, an unfunded liability for Social Security of $10 trillion. That's more unfunded liability than the nation's private net worth.\nIn other words, we owe more already on what's coming in Medicare and Social Security than the whole value of every asset in our country.\nAmerican people are listening; they're looking for leadership. Leadership doesn't mean you win. It means you put forth the ideas to solve the problems. And the paradox in politics that I've found is it's ok to not win; what is not ok is to not fight to win. And that's the problem today that we face as a party is we have to have people willing to fight\u0097willing to stand up and take on the status quo.\nSo, if you believe American ideas are better for the world\u0097ideas like liberty and justice for all, personal responsibility and individual rights, then you need to work for a Republican party that actually lives up to the principles that it proclaims. And I hope that you will do that.\nSTUDENT (25:30): Senator, you emphasized personal responsibility and personal accountability a lot in your speech in maintaining a positive vision for where we want to carry forth the country with our nations leaders.\nI just was wondering if you could speak a little about\u0097recently there's been a lot of accusations back and forth about certain Republican leaders and certain things with cronyism with positions up in government.\nAnd I was just wondering, how\u0097amid these accusations\u0097how can we maintain a positive vision, especially for the Republican party so that these accusations and other issues won't really affect us in 2006 and 2008?\nCOBURN: Well, let me answer you real directly: It's OK if the Republicans lose control, for our country in the long run, because one cycle won't make a difference, two cycles won't make a difference. The fact is, the American people are going to recognize what people stand for, and you see more and more people not vote party than vote person.\nOklahoma when I ran was 60% Democrat; my first congressional seat was 80% Democrat; I was elected with 53% of the vote. I would say the most important thing is\u0097 those kind of things have been going on for years in party politics.\nYou know, I don't know how much of that is true. But that fact is, as our loyal opposition, no matter who they are, whether it's us in the minority, or the Democrats, when we stoop to that to gain political power, it speaks more about those that are stooping than it does about the very people that've been accused.\nThe point is, we ought to be reconciling. We ought to be saying, \"That's not the way to run our country. The way to run our country is through positive vision: 'Here's what I will do; here's what I do believe, and hold me accountable.'\"\nThe press is an integral part of that\u0097of holding us accountable to do what we said we would do. Every person that serves in Congress that I know\u0097they're great people. You know, they really do love our country. But they have divided loyalties. And I put a limitation on myself. I did it in the House, and I did it because I didn't want to be\u0097\nHave y'all ever read about the pursuit of The Inner Ring by C.S. Lewis? Ever read any of his stuff? This pursuit of power that you continue to try to get to the next level and the next level\u0097and it's about you. It's kind a like peeling an onion when you finally get there, and you've completely peeled an onion\u0097you've taken every layer off, what do you have? Nothing.\nSo this pursuit for the power of being in the inner circle\u0097in the inner ring\u0097 When all's said and done in life, that's not it. There's no peace; there's not joy in that.\nSo putting limits on yourself in life to say, \"I want to limit myself so I don't fall into that trap of saying, 'The most important thing is for me to get reelected.'\" Do you realize there's hundreds of thousands of people in this country that can do a better job in the Congress than the Congress that's sitting today? Think about that\u0097hundreds of thousands of people across this land.\nSo, this idea that we're so important is what drives that partisanship and that attack. And the press loves the attack. You know, it's meat. \"Let's go watch you and him fight.\"\nIt's not about what's best for our country, and it's really not about what's truthful. If it's 'what about truthful' you'd wait until the court case comes out or the FCC investigation's finished or the hearings are finished, and then you find out what it is. But that's all you hear about\u0097all you read about.\nSo, it's about the fight; it's not about truth. And what we need to do is recognize the value of that. And I think that stuff's been going on for years because we're human, and people are going to make mistakes. I don't know if they have been or not, but I don't think they're important. I don't think it's important at all.\nWhat's important is, where do we go from here? How do we fix all the big problems that are in front of our country? And how do we do that where we bring everybody together, Republicans and Democrats, independents of all minds and thought and say, \"Don't we really want a secure, wonderful, growing, successful America in the future?\"\nThat's what I want. I want opportunity for my grandkids. I've got four grandkids, and I want the same kind of opportunities for them that've been available to me.\nSo, I think it's important for you to pay attention when you're reading and hearing that stuff. Look below it. What's it really about? It's about the pursuit of power. That's just something that the dog's gnawing on the bone on. The fact is the meat's already gone and we'll find out\u0097the truth'll come out, and we'll get to see it.\nIt's kinda like Iraq right now. The reports coming out of Iraq on the press are atrocious compared to what's really happening. For every one decent story that's actual, you'll have 10 or 12 that slant it in such a negative way. War is terrible. But the fact is, we have to win there. And as the press drives the support away from the American public, what they're really doing is hurting our country.\nQUESTION (36:45): I'm wondering how you see the reduction in partisanship that you were talking about before\u0097how you believe that should go on.\nCOBURN: I think you lead it by example. I'm partisan for issues, but not about party. I'm partisan for principles. But partisanship\u0097 what you see today with partisanship is about attacking personal\u0097it's about going after individuals, going after what they said.\nYou know, how many of you all have ever said something you wish you could get the words back? Yeah, every one of us is human. The fact is, it's what's in here that really counts, and I think the way you model\u0097not bipartisanship. What you ought to be modeling is \"How do we work the best way together for the good of our country?\" And that's not by making the other person look bad.\nYou know, it's the old deal when your mother told you when you point your finger because when you're pointing your finger you have three pointing back at you. And the fact is, partisanship to me is childish. It's hurtful. Most of the time it's a half truth. A half truth is a whole lie. If you just think about the principles of\u0097\nThe reason for partisanship, remember the motivation behind partisanship is for gain\u0097for power gain. Why can't ideas and principles win? I think if we had leadership based on that where if you had leaders on both parties that say, \"We commit to non-partisanship. We're going to fight over the ideas, fight over the principles, and whoever wins wins. Let's let the American people know.\"\nOne of our biggest problems in Congress is the American people don't know enough about what goes on up here. The wonderful part of C-SPAN, for example, covering the Congress and covering committee hearings is great for the American people to see.\nBut we need more of it. We need listings of the votes. We need a comparison paper every week. \"Here's what Coburn said; here's what he did.\" Holding us accountable. And if you do that in both parties, what you're going to do is you're going to see people get down to work of solving the problems rather than work to try to gain power to solve the problems.\nC-SPAN: RealVideo of Sen. Coburn's talk\nGW Hatchet, an independent student newspaper\n\"Millionaire Sen. Judd Gregg announced Thursday that he won $853,492 in the Powerball lottery.\" ...\n\"A tobacco-chewing, horse-riding, cowboy boot wearing politician called George could be the Republican party's choice for president in 2008.\n\"With George W Bush in political freefall, speculation is intensifying about his successor. The rising star among conservatives is George Allen, senator for Virginia and former governor of the state.\" ...\n\"Frank Cavaliere may lack certain resources available to other lobbyists, like a network of grassroots activists or a political action committee treasure chest, but he has at least one inducement to offer: T-shirts the color of tangerines.\"\n\"Vonage, a 5-year-old company in the midst of preparations for an initial public offering, hopes Congress says no to very little it offers, or at least doesn\u2019t make life more difficult by adopting a host of new regulations.\n\"If a lighthearted way to make an impression, the T-shirts are part of a serious push to build a Capitol Hill network of friends as Congress moves to rewrite telecommunications policy.\" ...\n\"The Wall Street Journal wrote an article that detailed how stranded officials in New Orleans working out of a hotel linked a laptop to an Internet connection. President Bush's first contact with local officials after the storm was made on a Vonage connection.\"\n\"The trial of a Massachusetts man who was arrested after disputing the teaching of homosexuality in his son's kindergarten class has been continued until next month.\n\"In April, David Parker, of Lexington, spent a night in jail and was charged with criminal trespassing after refusing to leave a scheduled meeting with officials at the Estabrook Elementary School unless they gave him the option of pulling his child out of certain classes.\n\"Parker says the officials had indicated they would agree to a notification policy then suddenly refused. He insists he has done nothing wrong and is willing to contest the charge rather than plea-bargain.\"\n\"The dispute began last spring when Parker's then-5-year-old son brought home a book to be shared with his parents titled, 'Who's in a Family?' The optional reading material, which came in a 'Diversity Book Bag,' depicted at least two households led by homosexual partners.\"\n\"Parker insists he has done nothing wrong and represents a danger to no one.\n\"A no-trespass order issued against him by the school\u0097which includes all district property\u0097is 'simply an intimidation tactic' against anyone who might protest the school's pro-homosexual policies regarding elementary school children, Article 8 says.\n\"Parker cannot drop off or pick up his children from school; attend his children's sports events or other school activities; meet with his children's teachers at parent-teacher conferences; attend or participate in school committee meetings; or even vote on election day at his local polling place, a public school.\" ...\n\"If it's unacceptable for William Bennett to link abortion even conversationally with a whole class of people (and, of course, it is), why then do we as a society view abortion as justified and unremarkable in the case of another class of people: children with disabilities?\n\"I have struggled with this question almost since our daughter Margaret was born, since she opened her big blue eyes and we got our first inkling that there was a full-fledged person behind them.\n\"Whenever I am out with Margaret, I'm conscious that she represents a group whose ranks are shrinking because of the wide availability of prenatal testing and abortion. I don't know how many pregnancies are terminated because of prenatal diagnoses of Down syndrome, but some studies estimate 80 to 90 percent.\" ...\n\"Margaret does not view her life as unremitting human suffering (although she is angry that I haven't bought her an iPod). She's consumed with more important things, like the performance of the Boston Red Sox in the playoffs and the dance she's going to this weekend. Oh sure, she wishes she could learn faster and had better math skills. So do I. But it doesn't ruin our day, much less our lives. It's the negative social attitudes that cause us to suffer.\"\n\"In ancient Greece, babies with disabilities were left out in the elements to die. We in America rely on prenatal genetic testing to make our selections in private, but the effect on society is the same.\n\"Margaret's old pediatrician tells me that years ago he used to have a steady stream of patients with Down syndrome. Not anymore. Where did they go, I wonder. On the west side of L.A., they aren't being born anymore, he says.\n\"The irony is that we live in a time when medical advances are profoundly changing what it means to live with disabilities. Years ago, people with Down syndrome often were housed in institutions. Many were in poor health, had limited self-care and social skills, couldn't read, and died young. It was thought that all their problems were unavoidable, caused by their genetic anomaly.\n\"Now it seems clear that these people were limited at least as much by institutionalization, low expectations, lack of education and poor health care as by their DNA. Today people with Down syndrome are living much longer and healthier lives than they did even 20 years ago. Buoyed by the educational reforms of the past quarter-century, they are increasingly finishing high school, living more independently and holding jobs.\"\n\"Margaret is a person and a member of our family. She has my husband's eyes, my hair and my mother-in-law's sense of humor. We love and admire her because of who she is\u0097feisty and zesty and full of life\u0097not in spite of it. She enriches our lives. If we might not have chosen to welcome her into our family, given the choice, then that is a statement more about our ignorance than about her inherent worth.\n\"What I don't understand is how we as a society can tacitly write off a whole group of people as having no value. I'd like to think that it's time to put that particular piece of baggage on the table and talk about it, but I'm not optimistic. People want what they want: a perfect baby, a perfect life. To which I say: Good luck. Or maybe, dream on.\"\n\"This question is a small but nonetheless significant part of what's driving the abortion discussion in this country. I have to think that there are many pro-choicers who, while paying obeisance to the rights of people with disabilities, want at the same time to preserve their right to ensure that no one with disabilities will be born into their own families.\n\"The abortion debate is not just about a woman's right to choose whether to have a baby; it's also about a woman's right to choose which baby she wants to have.\"\n\"Members of a Venezuelan indigenous tribe on Saturday criticized President Hugo Chavez's order to expel a U.S. missionary group he accused of links to the CIA, saying the decision goes against the interests of their impoverished communities.\n\"Jose Kayupare of the Puinare tribe challenged Chavez's claims that the Sanford, Fla.-based New Tribes Mission constituted an 'imperialist infiltration' that was exploiting native communities.\n\"'For those of us who live in the jungle, this really is a decision that the majority of indigenous people in Amazonas don't support and that we are not going to accept under any circumstances,' Kayupare told reporters.\"\n\"He said the New Tribes Mission has helped Indian communities ravaged by malaria and other diseases in Venezuela, sometimes airlifting the sick to medical assistance, when the government and others had abandoned them.\"\n\"'Why don't they ask (the Indian communities) ... if they've really been abused?' asked Domingo Gonzalez, an indigenous Venezuelan working with the group.\n\"'The indigenous Venezuelans need to be heard, not to be spoken for,' Gonzalez said, accusing the government of being 'the ones who really harm and oppress them.'\"\n\"Amazonas Governor Liborio Guarulla, acting on Chavez's decision, on Friday ordered New Tribe[s] missionaries in the area to leave.\" ...\n\"Since 1946, New Tribes has served Venezuela's indigenous communities through translation, church planting, literacy, humanitarian aid, and community development projects, almost entirely in the country's western-central Amazonas state, which borders Colombia.\n\"NTM works with twelve ethnic groups in Venezuela, nine with established churches, and has completed five Bible translations. Four other translations are in progress.\n\"Thirty of the 160 NTM missionaries in the country are Venezuelan nationals.\"\nNTM statement: \"'We are confident that President Chavez wants the best for the people of Venezuela. New Tribes Mission considers it a privilege to have served the indigenous people of Venezuela for the past 59 years. We deeply desire to be able to continue serving them.'\"\n\"Specifically addressing Chavez's accusations, she said, 'Any kind of air travel we do, we always do within the guidelines of what the government allows. We always file reports.' On the lavish lifestyle issue she said, '(The missionaries) live in homes that make it possible for them to continue the work that they do. The homes that they live in are very simple.'\n\"In Venezuela as in every area where NTM ministers, 'our goal is to help and to eventually work ourselves out of a job,' Zelenak said. 'As the church is established and the Bible is translated, they don't need us any more. Until that time, we want to stay so we can help them.'\"\n\"Samuel Olson, president of the Evangelical Council of Venezuela,\" cited \"NTM's many endeavors among Venezuela's indigenous people: building health units and dispensaries, schools where children are taught academics in their own indigenous languages by indigenous teachers.\n\"In addition, the group has planted churches with indigenous leadership. At NTM's Bible institute, Venezuelans have become involved in reaching unreached groups within the nation's borders.\" ...\n\"New Tribes officials also have not heard directly from the Venezuelan government, she said. 'All we know is what President Chavez said in his speech.'\n\"The U.S. State Department is 'watching the situation closely,' said Janelle Hironimus, a spokeswoman. 'We have been in contact with the missionary organizations in Venezuela and, to our knowledge, the Venezuelan government has not required any missionary organizations to leave.'\n\"A statement posted on New Tribes' Web site said Chavez did not give a time frame for expulsion of the missionaries.\"\n\"New Tribes has been in Venezuela since Aug. 1, 1946, and it is one of the organization's largest missions. The missionaries work in 12 tribes and have made five translations of the Bible in the country.\" ...\n\"NTM has 160 assigned missionaries in Venezuela working with 12 indigenous groups. Their teams have been active for nearly six decades.\n\"New Tribes' Nita Zelenak says their primary concern is for the indigenous people of Venezuela whom their missionaries serve. She adds, 'We would very much welcome an opportunity to address his concerns and to help him better understand our organization and the work that we do there.'\n\"They are more than a missionary force, she explains, adding, 'In addition to the religious teaching, our missionaries work in areas of humanitarian assistance, community development and literacy.'\n\"Zelenak urges prayer. 'Probably our first prayer request would be that President Chavez could better understand New Tribes Mission as an organization and the work that we do in Venezuela.'\" ...\n\"The booming sound of a low-flying airplane may not fit into your idea of a day at the park, but for many Gravelly Point visitors, it's the main attraction. Located on the shore of the Potomac River, just a stone's throw away from the airport, the park is a hotbed for aircraft spotting, a decades-old pastime that involves relaxed to obsessive watching and photographing of airplanes.\n\"On any given weekend when the weather is right, the park is full of tourists and locals who come to Gravelly to see commercial jets make their final descent into Washington. With a view of the Washington Monument to the north and a cool breeze coming off the river, the park is considered one of the best spotting areas in the country.\"\n\"For many, the primary appeal is not the planes themselves but the compelling pictures they inspire. Gravelly is a haven for professional and recreational photographers looking for something a little more exciting than snapping portraits of flowers.\"\n\"Though it's hard to ascribe an exact history to something as simple as observing planes, some say spotting as a hobby began in Europe during World War II. With radar technology in its infancy, some countries encouraged their citizens to watch the skies for enemy aircraft.\n\"As commercial air travel grew, the activity became a leisurely pursuit practiced all over the world.\" ...\n\"Juvenile Court Judge Carl Lewis stepped aside Thursday in the case of 13-year-old cancer patient Katie Wernecke.\"\n\"Last month, Lewis barred Katie's father from visiting her after state officials, who are overseeing her care, complained that he was interfering with her treatment. The Texas Supreme Court overruled Lewis' decision and granted her father restricted visitation rights.\n\"The Supreme Court's order maintains neither parent will have access to Katie if it is [to] deter treatment. All contact must be scheduled ahead of time and in cooperation with the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services.\n\"In a cover letter attached to his order, Lewis said that ruling played a role in his decision.\" ...\nFrom Student Body President Noah Riner:\n\"You've been told that you are a special class. A quick look at the statistics confirms that claim: quite simply, you are the smartest and most diverse group of freshmen to set foot on the Dartmouth campus. You have more potential than all of the other classes. You really are special.\n\"But it isn't enough to be special. It isn't enough to be talented, to be beautiful, to be smart. Generations of amazing students have come before you, and have sat in your seats. Some have been good, some have been bad. All have been special.\" ...\n\"Venezuela will expel the US evangelical group New Tribes Mission, which has been active in indigenous communities along the southern border with Colombia and Brazil since 1946.\n\"'They will leave Venezuela,' President Hugo Chavez Frias said. 'They are agents of imperialist penetration ... they gather sensitive and strategic information and are exploiting the Indians. So they will leave, and I don't care two hoots about the international consequences that this decision could bring.'\n\"New Tribes, an evangelical organization that has long had close ties with the U.S.-based Summer Institute of Linguistics, is active in a number of countries in Asia and Latin America, and in Venezuela has focused its efforts on the Yanomami, Ye'kuana and Panare indigenous groups and other ethnic communities in the southern part of the country.\"\n\"Since the 1970s, New Tribes has drawn heavy criticism from many quarters, including leftist political groups, environmentalists, indigenous organizations, academics, Catholic Church leaders and even members of the military. The controversial group has been accused of prospecting for strategic minerals on behalf of transnational corporations and of the forced acculturation and conversion of indigenous people.\n\"Sociologist and environmentalist Alexander Luzardo, who 20 years ago published a report on the New Tribes Mission's operations in the Amazon jungle, welcomed Chavez' decision.\n\"He told IPS that the decision 'complies with what is stipulated in the constitution of 1999, which establishes indigenous peoples' right to self-determination and to respect for their beliefs, values and customs.'\"\n\"During the group's most active period, roughly 20 years ago, New Tribes missionaries from the United States numbered close to 200, said Luzardo. They were mainly concentrated in Tama-Tama, a spot where several rivers meet in the heart of the southernmost Venezuelan state of Amazonas.\n\"This area is believed to be rich in minerals like uranium. For many years, New Tribes built airstrips and modern installations that contrasted sharply with the rustic constructions in the indigenous communities they ministered to.\n\"The now defunct National Identity Movement, which grouped together cultural, environmental and indigenous organizations in the 1980s, maintained that New Tribes acted as a cover for the prospecting of geological and mineral wealth coveted by corporations that provided funding for the Summer Institute of Linguistics. These included General Dynamics, a defense industry contractor, and Ford.\n\"Nevertheless, the demands made at the time for the expulsion of the New Tribes Mission from Venezuela eventually faded into oblivion, as did public concern over the activity of the group, which has also experienced divisions in recent years, Luzardo commented.\n\"But that changed with the announcement made by Chavez, who noted that \"while indigenous people live in extremely difficult conditions, New Tribes have power plants, radio systems and airstrips well maintained with tractors and mowers, where planes fly in from abroad without going through any kind of customs check.\"\n\"His reference to the potential consequences of the measure is likely due to the fact that New Tribes belongs to the Evangelical Council of Venezuela and could accuse the government of religious persecution.\"\n\"Chavez stressed that 'we are not going to run roughshod over anyone, we will give New Tribes time to pack up their things and go.'\" ...\nNew Tribes Mission had no comment on the announcement.\n\"Six years ago Palau\u009770, born in Argentina, educated in Oregon, once mentored and employed by Billy Graham\u0097had the insight that he might reach more people by creating elaborate events featuring plenty of fun and food along with faith. He invited popular Christian bands, edgy Christian skateboard heroes with a portable half-pipe, and admired Christian athletes\u0097all to perform, and to speak of their faith. He added a section for children including characters from the faith-based VeggieTales videos. In six years, Palau's organization estimates, 4.5 million people have attended its festivals in the United States and Latin America.\n\"It is spectacle as communication, with testimonials woven in. Christian iconography is scarce. A gospel message floats on the wings of a rock or rap lyric, or in the personal story of a tattooed skateboarder, or in the moral of a tale starring a cucumber.\" ...\n\"The Mall [is] suited up for another showcase event. This time, the trappings are a skateboard park, a food court, dozens of volunteer stations, two huge tents for hundreds of celebrity guests, three JumboTron screens to project onstage musical performances, and banners bearing the names of such corporate sponsors as Amtrak and the Washington Capitals.\"\n\"DC Festival, on Oct. 8-9, is the latest production of Oregon-based Christian evangelist Luis Palau, who has been drawing large crowds since introducing his concept of 'festival evangelism' six years ago.\n\"The event, in the making for two years, is being supported by nearly 900 Washington area churches. Organizers hope to draw as many as 200,000 people over the two days, which would make the $3.4 million affair the largest religious assembly on the Mall since an estimated half-million attended a Promise Keepers rally in 1997.\"\n\"DC Festival will feature top-flight Christian contemporary musical acts. Stars of extreme sports will demonstrate their skateboarding and biking skills, as well as talk about their Christian faith. Faith-based 'VeggieTales' actors will entertain children.\n\"'There will be something for everybody,' Palau spokesman Craig Chastain said. 'We want the community to see that the church can throw a good party.'\"\n\"The event\u0097which has the slogan 'Great Music! Good News!'\u0097will be the Washington debut for Palau, who has held more than a dozen such festivals in other U.S., European and South American cities. Long known as a top preacher in the Latino world, the Argentine native has become widely recognized in Anglo evangelical circles with the success of his festival approach.\"\n\"Palau officials said that since they changed their gatherings in 1999, attendance has risen almost tenfold. Recent festivals have drawn 200,000 in the Twin Cities, 300,000 in Fort Lauderdale and a million in Palau's hometown of Buenos Aires. Before committing to a city, Palau's team makes it a point to secure local grass-roots support for a festival. In Washington, Palau said, he particularly wanted\u0097and got\u0097the backing of area African American churches.\" ...\n\"Despite his success, Palau acknowledged that there is a risk that things will not go well when he gives his spiritual message. 'I always think they're going to run to the bathroom, buy Cokes and hamburgers and disappear till the next musical group shows up,' he said. 'Amazingly, they don't. I'm as amazed as the next guy.\n\"'I think we don't give credit to people that their spiritual interest is as high as it is.'\n\"But the Palau method is at work here too, he added. 'We keep the best [musical] act for after my preaching,' he said. 'We're not stupid.'\"\nWatch a video about DC Festival!\nSens. Coburn & Obama: Rebuilding with accountability\n\"So far, Congress has approved $62 billion for Gulf Coast relief and rebuilding. In the few short weeks since Hurricane Katrina hit, the government already has spent $14 billion, nearly the entire amount spent on the deadly Northridge Earthquake that devastated Los Angeles in 1994.\"\n\"Most of this money will go directly to the Federal Emergency Management Agency. This is twelvefold the money FEMA was given last year\u0097more than it has ever before been entrusted to spend. If FEMA's record during the rescue effort and in the years before indicates how it will perform in the rebuilding task, this should concern every taxpayer and every citizen who wants to help the millions of Americans devastated by Hurricane Katrina.\n\"Unfortunately, even before this storm, rebuilding efforts involving FEMA and other government agencies have a history of fraud, corruption and waste when there is no oversight or accountability on how the funds are spent.\"\n\"We must ensure the Gulf Coast rebuilding has strict oversight and accountability so taxpayer dollars are not wasted or abused. This is why we have introduced legislation called the OVERSEE Act that would create a Chief Financial Officer to oversee all expenditures associated with Hurricane Katrina relief and reconstruction. The Hurricane Katrina CFO would be staffed with experts from relevant federal agencies and would have management and oversight over any agency using federal funds for the recovery. The CFO will be appointed by the president but must be Senate-confirmed.\n\"The CFO will issue monthly financial reports to Congress for oversight, and the Government Accountability Office will issue quarterly reviews of the CFO work and recovery activities. Our bill will give legal authority to one person to cut through red tape and make financial decisions that involve multiple government offices and agencies. Thus authorizing one CFO is the only way to achieve a coordinated effort.\n\"But the important thing is this bill would ensure that public funds are allocated properly before they are spent, not after. We believe the president's proposal for a team of inspectors general is not a good substitute for one chief financial officer carefully watching dollars as they go out the door. A clear lesson in this tragedy is that one point person tends to be more effective than many point persons. Currently, an inspector general can examine expenditure of public funds only after they are spent. We need oversight before the fact, not after\u0097when it is too late to undo mistakes.\" ...\n\"A Paris-based media watchdog has released a free guide with tips for bloggers and dissidents to sneak past Internet censors in countries from China to Iran.\n\"Reporters Without Borders' 'Handbook for Bloggers and Cyber-Dissidents' is partly financed by the French Foreign Ministry and includes technical advice on how to remain anonymous online. It was launched at the Apple Expo computer show in Paris on Thursday and can be downloaded in Chinese, Arabic, Persian, English and French.\" ...\n\"The San Francisco-based Electronic Frontier Foundation also published an online guide this year to help Web diarists keep their blogs anonymous. That includes pointers on anonymizing technologies, including the EFF's own Tor, and tips on keeping postings out of search engines. The guide, though, was mostly aimed at preventing firings rather than bypassing censorship.\"\n\"Folders do not exist in Gmail. Everything's dumped into the inbox and your only alternative is to move it into the archive.\n\"However, I can add 'labels' to conversations. So instead of dumping a message into a folder on 'running,' I can simply label it 'running.' I can add multiple labels, whereas a message can only exist in one folder without making a copy. With labels, I can organize based on both whom I'm talking with and what I'm talking about.\n\"Google seems aware that folders are a construct of the physical world and don't make much sense when digital objects can appear in multiple places at once. But society may not be ready for such a monumental shift in thinking.\" ...",
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        "raw_content": "Knowing Political Science\nPolitical Science subject is included in the Arts stream of the school curriculum. According to Merriam-Webster dictionary, the definition of political science says that it a social science concerned chiefly with the description and analysis of political and especially governmental institutions and processes. Whereas, the Oxford dictionary has defined politics as the activities associated with the governance of a country or area, especially the debate between parties having power. Whatever may be the definition, the general conception is that political science is associated with politics.\nFor many, it is a cherished subject as it makes them aware of the political equation of the country and the world over. For some politics started with the Greek Philosopher, Socrates, when he started to question the Greek authorities for which he was poisoned to death by them. In order to ace the subject political science, the student should start taking an active interest in politics of the country. The fear of scoring less in the school's exam has been lessened by cbse political science class 12 study material provided by numerous online sites. These online sites are free resource centres for every child. All sorts of textbook solution are provided on these websites. This has given ample opportunity to even the underprivileged, to do well in the academics. Online resources have penetration into the far-flung areas of the country.\nThere are many ways of taking interest into politics, such as reading the newspaper, watching a political debate on television or taking active parts in politics. In order to have a practical approach, one should whole-heartedly participate in the election, to elect the right candidate. Election Commission of India is responsible for conducting elections in India. Majority of us are not aware that, there are more than 2000 registered political parties in India; one can join any of these parties, to contest or fight elections independently. The eligible age for voting is 18 in India. There are different types of elections that are conducted in India, such as for the Lok Sabha, State Assemblies, Municipal Corporation and Panchayat elections. Almost every University in India has a department of political science and teach different dimension of politics.\nPanchayats in India are known as grass root democracy whereas Parliament is known as the temple of democracy. India is the largest democracy in the world. Abraham Lincoln has defined democracy as Government of the people, by the people, for the people. The word democracy comes from the Greek language. There is numerous form of government in the world, but out of it, democracy is considered as the best form of government by the people world across. Political science students should be well aware of the types of government the country has. Most of the Ministers in India hold a graduation degree in the subject of political science, as this has made it easier for them to apply the knowledge in society.\nEvery subject has its own advantages, it is only by studying the subject whole heartedly one can know the true meaning of the subject. It even provides a wide range of career options in today\u2019s world.\nLocation: Delhi Metropolitan Area",
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        "raw_content": "Gymnastics is not just an Olympic sport. For student-athletes and experienced gymnasts who are practicing this field, it is a way of life. Through years of honing their skills in UAE rhythmic gymnastics, they are able to enhance not just their movements, but also develop certain values that can help them in other aspects of their lives aside from gymnastics.\nHere are some of the traits that kids can develop in the course of their gymnastics training:\nBeing an expert in the sport and field of rhythmic gymnastics does not happen overnight. In fact, the finest gymnasts honed their skills for years and started practicing at a very young age. This kind of sport requires patience and utmost tolerance. A single movement is perfected by trying it a hundred times or until a gymnast gets it right. Coaches instill the value of patience to teach their students to get the lessons right by not rushing their movements.\nApart from being patient, students who are training to be experienced gymnasts are also taught the value of resiliency. Gymnastics is not an easy sport. Although it may look like it, the movements and routines that these trainees undergo are tough. There are instances when their whole body will scream of pain and in worst case scenarios, they would get injured. But student athletes are taught to get back on their feet and try again. They are encouraged not to give up because they were not able to achieve a perfect routine or got injured in the process. Their motto is: rise above the situation.\nAlthough most of the routines are individually done and performed, every Dubai gymnastics school inculcates the concept of teamwork to their students. Each student-athlete is taught to support and encourage their teammates to improve their skills. A healthy sense of competition is always present, but students are taught to help each other to be a better gymnast.\nRhythmic gymnastics is one of the most creative sports known today. The combination of dance and movement can create a performance masterpiece that would wow the crowd and impress the judges. With this concept and requirement, students are taught to create movements that are fluid and graceful. Coaches are training their students to use their bodies creatively to execute these movements and develop a routine that would showcase their creativity on the floor.",
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        "raw_content": "Chalk Garden Rail, another My Wargaming Life site\nWe have recently developed a simple and cheap e-commerce web site. The main aim is to allow individuals and small organisations to advertise and sell their goods and services without the need to buy into the existing expensive e-commerce web site developers.\nBased in Gravesend, Kent, Chalk Garden Rail are a family run business selling G Scale model railway and table top wargaming items. They are also the only LGB Service Provider in the United Kingdom.\nOur system provides a cheap (\u00a310 per month) system that\u2019s easy for the user to update and maintain. It allows people to update their own information as and when they need to, thereby keeping costs down.\nThey system links automatically to PayPal but if required it can be set up to take payments via other secure methods.\nSee Chalk Garden Rail for an example of how the system works.\nhttp://www.chalkgardenrail.co.uk/",
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        "raw_content": "Posted on August 18, 2016 by Mark Purdy\nThat wacky new television series, Law And Order: The Lochte Files, spooled out the latest episode Thursday morning. It began with the official Rio 2016 Olympic spokesman taking a straight jab to the ribs at Lochte, the USA swimmer who has been pretty much exposed as a liar in his claim of being held up at gunpoint here last weekend.\nRIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL \u2013 AUGUST 12: Ryan Lochte of the United States attends a press conference in the Main Press Center on Day 7 of the Rio Olympics on August 12, 2016 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. (Photo by Matt Hazlett/Getty Images)\nLochte then compounded the situation by dragging three younger teammates along for the fibbing ride. So it was one of the first questions that came up to the spokesman, Mario Andrada, at the briefing I attended.\nAndrada was ready and grinned slightly when responding.\n\u201cThese kids tried to have fun, they tried to represent their country to the best of their abilities,\u201d Andrada said. \u201cThey competed under gigantic pressure. Let\u2019s give these kids a break. They had fun, they made a mistake, life goes on.\u201d\nExcept that Andrada\u2019s facial expression made it clear: He well knew that Lochte is no \u201ckid.\u201d The swimmer is 32 years old. I interpreted it as a sly way of Andrade \u2014 and by extension, the Rio 2016 organizers \u2014 pointing out that Lochte is an immature knucklehead. Which he is. The other swimmers involved were in their early 20\u2019s, so maybe you could give them that \u201cbreak.\u201d But Lochte should know better.\nNot that he ever has. The biggest question people have about the incident is a logical one: Why would Lochte ever make up such a story, which was convoluted and involved being stopped by fake police and having a gun cocked to his head? There\u2019s a lot of crime in Rio so thee inclination was to give Lochte some leeway on the wild tale. Turns out that the details easily fell apart under scrutiny.\nAmong the USA swimming community, Lochte is known to be not the most shrewd octopus in the garden, if you know what I mean. But beyond that, as the best male swimmer of his generation that is Not Michael Phelps, there\u2019s always been a side of Lochte that seeks attention as a way to siphon some American love away from his more famous and celebrated teammate. Lochte has sought out reality television stardom, dyed his hair a weird gray color before coming here, makes sure to be quotable and available when a television camera is nearby.\nWell, now you can upgrade him from mere attention hog to fabulist.\nAnd it will be interesting to see what happens next. Lochte has left the country but the other three swimmers are still here in Rio and are talking to the police. The guess here is they will be asked to make a statement about the actual facts, then admonished and sent home.\nAs those of us who have covered many of these circuses can tell you, this isn\u2019t the first time USA swimmers have found themselves in knucklehead trouble at an Olympics. In 1988, we ended up covering the theft of a restaurant decoration \u2014 a plaster lion\u2019s head, of all things \u2014 by two gold medalists. One of them was Troy Dalbey of San Jose. They were arrested at the Olympic Village, detained and then released with no charges filed after returning the pilfered item.\nWhat is it about swimmers and getting in trouble at the Games? Part of it is they are the some of the first athletes to be done with their competition, then like to go out and let off some steam. And many of them do it stupidly.\nNone as stupidly as Lochte did this time, though. His actions embarrass his team and the USA, no doubt. He is lucky this did not happen in an American city, where making a false police report can put you in big trouble. Rio, wanting to be a good host, seems more inclined to roll with it.\nThe most crushing blow to Lochte, ultimately, may be that no one pays attention to anything he says any more. We can only hope.\nUncategorized\tRyan Lochte\nAnyone who has watched track and field over the years was impressed with the way sprinter Shaunae Miller of the Bahamas perfectly timed her dive across the finish line to win the 400-meter dash here in Rio on Monday night.\nThe image provided by OMEGA on Monday, Aug. 15, 2016 shows the photo finish of the women\u2019s 400-meter final when Bahamas\u2019 Shaunae Miller, bottom right, falls over the finish line to win gold ahead of United States\u2019 silver medal winner Allyson Felix, top right, and Jamaica\u2019s bronze medal winner Shericka Jackson, left, during the athletics competitions of 2016 Summer Olympics at the Olympic stadium in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Monday evening, Aug. 15, 2016. The figures at the bottom indicate the time when the chest of the athletes crossed the finish line. (OMEGA Timing via AP)\nBut it seems many who do not watch much track and field were . . . um, peeved by the dive. I\u2019ve received numerous emails and tweets wondering why it was fair for Miller to hurl her body toward the finish line and just barely edge out Allyson Felix of the USA for the gold medal.\nWell, in the first place, there are a lot of things about sports that aren\u2019t \u201cfair.\u201d\nFor example, it may not be \u201cfair\u201d when a football player only has to reach the football across the goal line with his arm or hand to score a touchdown\u2013rather than require him to fight and get his entire body get into the end zone for six points to count. But the rule allows the reach. In track and field, the rule allows the dive.\nChris Turner, a spokesman for the track and field federation, explained the rule succinctly to the New York Times: \u201cIt\u2019s first across the line, not the first across the line in the most graceful way.\u201d\nSpecifically, the rule book says this: Continue Reading \u2192\nOlympics\tAllyson Feliz\nSo it turns out I was lucky to find my man Gomes.\nMy first days here in Rio, back in late July my wife and I took were taking some vacation time at a Copacabana Beach hotel before the Olympics began. We needed a taxi. The front desk concierge advised us to be a careful which sort of cab we climbed into outside the hotel entrance.\nThere are different sorts of taxis in Rio. Yellow ones, special ones, private ones . . . and shaky ones. Every day and night, apparently, certain nefarious can drivers will conspire with criminals to drive passengers into prearranged holdups at designated stoplights or streets.\n\u201cLet us call a taxi for you that we know is reliable,\u201d the concierge suggested when my wife and I wanted to visit a shopping mall and buy Olympic tickets for her.\nWe ended up with a fine gentleman named Gomes. Aldiney Gomes. He was funny and chatty, spoke multiple languages and loved telling us about his city. At one point on his Iphone, he cued up a Barry White song about Rio (I never knew Barry White wrote a song about Rio) so that we could hear it.\nGomes got us to the mall in fine shape. He gave us his card to call him if we needed a ride again or a personal guide, anywhere at any time. We did. We called Gomes when we moved from our Copacabana hotel to our apartment 20 miles away, near the main Olympic Park. We called Gomes when my wife had a long ride to the airport for her flight home. It made me feel good and even kind of debonair to know we had a driver to trust in Rio when we needed one.\nI felt even better about it Sunday when I heard about USA swimmer Ryan Lochte\u2019s terrorizing taxi ride, which led him and some American teammates into an armed robbery. The swimming competition was over Saturday night. And so Lochte, a six-time gold medalist, went out for some fun with his pals at Club France, the rental mansion where the French Olympic Committee welcomes fans and athletes from all nations. Club France is located across from the rowing lagoon and has DJ dancing, drinks and food. Lochte and pals were there to celebrate a fellow swimmer\u2019s birthday. At about 3 a.m., the group left the Club and entered a taxi for the 40-minute ride back to he Athletes\u2019 Village.\nThen bad stuff happened. Continue Reading \u2192\nRyan Lochte\tOlympics, Rio de janeiro\nMichelle Carter still had not received her gold medal as of Saturday afternoon when she met with reporters here in Rio de Janeiro. The new Olympic women\u2019s shot put champion was scheduled to receive it later in the evening, after winning the event very late Friday night at the Olympic Stadium by the time many fans had left. Organizers delayed the ceremony so she could receive the honor in front of a larger audience.\nCarter was willing to be patient. Her victory in the event makes her the first American woman to win a gold medal in the shot put, ever. And it one-ups the silver medal won in the same event by her father, Michael, at the 1984 Olympics in Los Angeles. Bay Area football fans, of course, remember Carter as the 49ers\u2019 defensive nose tackle on three of their Super Bowl championship teams.\nMichael Carter has been the 30-year-old Michelle\u2019s principal coach. But he didn\u2019t talk her into competing in the event. Her junior high coach in Texas was the person who did that.\n\u201cMy dad never wanted to push what he did on us,\u201d Michelle said. \u201cIt was more, for him, if you chose to do this, then we\u2019re going to do it and we\u2019re going to get it right. It was, \u2018I know how to do it, I\u2019m going to teach you how to do it because I want you to be good at it.\u2019 \u201d\nSome children of famous athletes run away from their parents\u2019 achievements, not wanting to invite comparisons. Michelle was just the opposite. She explained why.\nMichelle Carter, Uncategorized\tOlympics\nKatie Ledecky, Stanford freshman, won\u2019t know her roommate until dorm move-in day\u2013just imagine what that will be like\nWith her Olympic races all completed, swimmer Katie Ledecky held a post-competition session with the media here Saturday. She brought along the four gold medals she won here, to join the gold she won in London four years ago. I was the Bay Area guy in the house so I naturally asked Ledecky about what comes next as she enters her freshman year at Stanford.\nKatie Ledecky, Rio de Janeiro, August 13, 2016\nFirst things first will be introducing herself to her dormitory roommate. Whoever that might be.\n\u201cAt Stanford, you don\u2019t find out your roommate until move-in day,\u201d Ledecky said. \u201cIt\u2019s pretty unique. I did find out yesterday, though, which dorm I\u2019m in.\u201d\n\u201cI\u2019d rather not say,\u201d she answered with a smile, which is understandable.\nBut I\u2019m trying to imagine what that move-in day will be like for the young woman who opens the door and sees that the other half of the dorm room is being occupied by Ledecky. Hi, I just won four gold medals at the Olympics. What did you do this summer?\nIn truth, Ledecky seems more grounded than to intimidate her new roomie like that. She comes from a high-achieving family in the Washington D.C. area\u2013 her dad is a lawyer with degrees from Yale and Harvard, her mom was a collegiate swimmer and her brother also graduated from Harvard this spring \u2014 but has been pretty down to earth here in Rio. It would appear that much like Chelsea Clinton, Michelle Wie and other notable Stanford undergrads who already had big profiles when they entered the school, Ledecky will likely fit into the campus community without making any big waves.\nShe\u2019s also a sports fan who said she\u2019ll probably be at Stanford football games and other athletic events. Her family is also into professional sports, especially hockey. Michael, her brother, was a radio analyst for Harvard hockey games on the campus station. Her uncle, Jon, is majority owner of the NHL\u2019s New York Islanders. So we can probably expect to see her at a San Jose Sharks game or two this winter.\nUpon my request, Ledecky outlined her general schedule as she prepares for her Stanford transition.\nKatie Ledecky\tStanford\nOlympics 2016: What happened to the Zika scare? Guess it moved to Florida. Let me tell you why.\nPosted on August 5, 2016 by Mark Purdy\nIt\u2019s a few hours until the Opening Ceremonies. I\u2019m in my seat at Maracana Stadium. I finally made it here after a bus ride that was quite an adventure. The driver was befuddled and had to stop three times for directions. I am not sure how you lose your way to the most famous stadium in South America \u2014 Maracana has hosted two World Cup Finals and dozens of great soccer classics \u2014 but our driver managed to do so. Other media members reported the same experience with their bus drivers.\nA Zika warning billboard and mosquito graffiti in the Rocinha favela here in RIo\nWe made it to Maracana, though! That\u2019s the good news!\nEven better news! No mosquitoes are here at all! Anywhere in Rio de Janeiro!\nWell, at least none I have noticed.\nThe Zika virus outbreak in Rio and Brazil was one of the major pre-Olympic stories. It\u2019s no joke and a serious situation. Zika causes birth defects and can lead to complications in adults, as well. The virus is spread by mosquitoes. Warnings were issued to tourists and Olympic fans, warning them to reconsider attending the Games and at minimum recommending that anyone planning a Rio visit to bring along eight gallons of bug spray per person to administer 20 times daily via aerosol.\nOkay, just kidding about the volume and dosage. Still, I did pack plenty of \u201cDeet\u201d and \u201cOff.\u201d And I have been religiously spraying my arms and neck while wearing long pants. Yet in the week I have been in Rio, I am not certain that I\u2019ve seen an actual mosquito. And experts are now saying that fewer than a dozen folks will contract Zika here this month. That will be rotten for those dozen people, of course. But it makes you wonder if that prospect was enough to scare away thousands and thousands of travelers.\nWhat happened? Winter happened.\nWe are in the Southern Hemisphere. August in Rio is the equivalent of February in California. Temperatures here have been pleasant, in the low 70\u2019s and high 60\u2019s. It\u2019s also been fairly dry. The combination has apparently been enough to diminish mosquito breeding conditions quite effectively.\nInstead, the bigger Zika worry is now in Florida, where the virus is on the rise in the summer tropical climes.\nI want to give credit to the Brazilians for a portion of the anti-Zika battle, however. The government conducted a campaign to educate citizens on how to prevent the virus from spreading. Any and all cariocas (the slang expression for Rio residents) were advised to mop up stagnant water, wear long pants and long sleeves, and of course spray insect repellent when necessary.\nEarlier this week during my visit to one of Rio\u2019s favela shantytown, the sort of neighborhood where Zika exploded six or seven months ago, I noticed a billboard declaring that \u201cOne Insect Can Not Defeat An Entire Nation\u201d and urging residents to take proper precautions. It was hanging next to a spectacular graffiti drawing of a mosquito. (See photo.) It definitely impressed me. As did other elements of the anti-Zika offensive. Continue Reading \u2192\nOlympics, Uncategorized\tOlympics, Zika\n2016 Olympics: Draymond Green, Snapchat, his mom and his Rio plans\nPosted on August 4, 2016 by Bay Area News Group Blog Editor\nDraymond Green speaks to reporters Thursday morning in Rio de Janeiro. (Mark Purdy/Bay Area News Group)\nRIO DE JANEIRO \u2014 The USA men\u2019s basketball team checked into its cruise-ship headquarters here and held its first meeting with the Olympic media Thursday.\nWhich, of course, meant that Draymond Green and his Snapchat account made an appearance.\nHis Snapchat account remained silent. Thank goodness.\nGreen did not remain silent. But you could tell he was very embarrassed about his latest, ahem, unzipping of decorum.\nGolden State Warriors, Olympics\tOlympics\nOlympics 2016: Before the Games begin, a little beach volleyball with Brazilian natives\nRIO DE JANEIRO \u2014 So. I have unfortunate news.\nAfter my miserable experience at international beach volleyball play, I am now picking Brazil to defeat the USA in every match here at the Olympics.\nSee, I couldn\u2019t help myself. 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        "raw_content": "Nigeria immunization \u201capp\u201d makes a global impact\nSubmitted by Tochukwu Egesi\t On Thu, 02/07/2019\nTochukwu Egesi joined hundreds of young people from around the world to present their ideas for tackling development challenges during the 2018 World Bank Youth Summit, Unleashing the Power of Human Capital.\nAs the Nigeria government successfully rolled out its vaccination plan in 2018, some parents living in rural areas encountered challenges finding out where, when, or how often their children were meant to receive vaccinations. This confusion caused delayed and repeated immunizations, increasing the risk of infant and child mortality from preventable diseases.\nWe needed a solution to help rural families and aid in the fight to reduce infant mortality across Nigeria, but we faced some challenges.\nFor example, we knew that smartphones are rarely used in rural areas of the country, and that not everyone could communicate effectively in English. Therefore, what was needed was a technology-based solution that could work offline and provide localized communication options. With this in mind, RemindMe\u2013the brainchild of myself and cofounder Kelechi Ezenwaka\u2014was born.\nRemind Me, a product of The Innovation Corner, is an offline data management and reminder system for immunization using USSD/Voice Technology. RemindMe aims to increase the demand for vaccination services and complements existing healthcare infrastructure. It also supports caregivers, the government, development agencies, and health workers.\nFollowing the deployment of RemindMe, we knew our solution solved a need. We were on the verge of bringing a permanent solution to an old, persistent problem threatening the lives of Nigerian children. Therefore, when the call for application came in from the World Bank Youth Summit, we couldn\u2019t resist applying. Brilliance is evenly distributed, the opportunity is not; but when the opportunity presents itself, one has to receive it with all the confidence one can muster. I arrived at this conclusion when I found out that 1350 people had applied from around the world for the World Bank Youth Summit\u2013 and I happened to be one of them.\nThe World Bank Youth Summit is a gathering of over 500 young social innovators and leaders from more than 89 countries. The theme for the 2018 Summit was \u201cUnleashing the Power of Human Capital.\u201d\nAlthough I knew that more applications translated into more competition, I was more excited that many young people were making an impact in their own corner of the world. This signified hope for the future of our world. Being selected among the top six applicants to travel to Washington, D.C. to pitch our concept was not only one of my most memorable moments, but I also realized that the work we were doing in Africa mattered to the global community as much as it did to us and the beneficiaries of our work.\nIn addition to the noteworthy experiences that made my trip enjoyable, such as sightseeing on Capitol Hill, the White House and visiting the Newseum, my experience meeting with young innovators from across the world was incredibly positive. With all of the experiences and skills I have acquired, I now see the work my team and I are doing in Nigeria from a global standpoint, and I feel fully equipped to do more.\nIf I were to summarize what I have learned from the summit in a sentence, it would be: hNiguman beings are the software for social development.\nEmail me when you find me in the picture and I will be glad to respond to all enquiries and explore areas we can work together.\nThe 2018 World Bank Youth Summit, held last month in Washington, D.C., focused on \u201cUnleashing the Power of Human Capital.\u201d Millennials from all over the world were invited to share their innovative social venture concepts aimed at solving pressing developmental challenges in their communities and beyond. Tochukwu Egesi, an experienced product developer from Nigeria, was one of six finalists invited to pitch his concept in front of a live global audience.",
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        "raw_content": "10 Facts for a Research Paper on the History of the Middle East\nWelcome to our first guide that will help you write a research paper on the history of the Middle East. We have written three helpful guides, each serving a different purpose. Studying these three guides would help you understand history and compose a competent research paper on the Middle Eastern history so that you can score good marks.\nThis guide is segmented into three parts. Our first guide, 10 Facts for a Research Paper on the History of the Middle East, draws a clearer picture of the past events and incidents that took place in the Middle East. References are also mentioned at the bottom of this guide so that you can verify these facts or collect more information.\nOur second guide, 20 history of the Middle East research paper topics, helps you in determining a relevant topic for the research. All the topics mentioned in the guide are known to have played an important role in the making of Middle East\u2019s history. We have also written a short sample essay for you to understand and grasp the techniques which are necessary to write a good research paper\u2026.\nGroup projects can be difficult because different individuals have different writing styles and mindsets. Everyone needs to be on the same page for a group project to work, but this is sadly easier said than done.\nThere are some factors involved that you must follow to carry out a competent group project and this final guide on writing a group project on network security highlights all the important factors you need to know.\nThe most important thing is organization. There should be mutual consent in every decision you take to avoid issues. Besides being organized, students need to be aware of their responsibilities, be patient, creative and helpful to their fellow members.\nLet\u2019s have a look at the necessary factors that are required in a group project writing:\u2026\nTags: group project help, group project writing\nWelcome to our guide on writing a group project on network security. This is our first guide, and it will help you understand how group project tasks are distributed among members involved and exactly what should be done to get the desired results.\nThis guide has three parts. Our first guide contains 10 facts for a group project on network security which will help you understand the concepts and knowledge behind network security. References are also mentioned at the bottom of this guide to help you verify these facts or collect more information if you want to.\nOur second guide, 20 network security project topics, help you select a relevant topic for your group project. All the topics mentioned in the guide are authentic and researchable for the students. We have also written a short sample essay for you. The presence of ready-made topics will give you a path to start\u2026.\n\u041c\u044b \u043f\u0440\u0435\u0434\u043b\u0430\u0433\u0430\u0435\u043c \u0437\u0430\u043a\u0430\u0437\u0430\u0442\u044c \u0438 \u043a\u0443\u043f\u0438\u0442\u044c \u0434\u0438\u043f\u043b\u043e\u043c \u0442\u0435\u0445\u043d\u0438\u043a\u0443\u043c\u0430 \u043f\u043e \u0432\u0430\u0448\u0435\u043c\u0443 \u0436\u0435\u043b\u0430\u043d\u0438\u044e, \u043d\u0435\u0434\u043e\u0440\u043e\u0433\u043e.",
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        "raw_content": "The Alice Comedies, featuring a little girl, was Disney\u2019s first comic movie . Although Oswald the Lucky Rabbit and Mickey Mouse were Walt Disney\u2019s most iconic works which were his first to be well-received by the audience, the animator actually started his career trying to sell Alice Comedies in California. The animated series were picked up for distribution in 1923 and marked Walt Disney\u2019s first foray into the world of entertainment.\nThe Loss of Oswald the Lucky Rabbit paved way for Mickey Mouse. Walt Disney erroneously signed away the rights to Oswald the Lucky Rabbit to his first distributor. He discovered this error in 1927 when he tried to renew the distribution deal and this error led to two key decisions made by this young entrepreneur. First, he ensured he owned the rights on all further creations. Second, he developed a new character who eventually became the most successful animated hero ever \u2013 Mickey Mouse.\nWalt Disney Silly Symphonies won the first ever Academy Award for Cartoons. The Silly Symphonies was Disney\u2019s second comic animated creation after Mickey Mouse, which gained mainstream popularity. In 1932, a short film featuring the Silly Symphonies went on to win the 1932 Oscars for animated cartoons. And this was the first time a category for cartoons was created by the Academy Awards. Walt Disney\u2019s company\u2014Disney Studios\u2014went on to win the cartoon category for the next 10 years.\nWalt Disney received more Academy Awards and Nominations than anyone. Between the periods of 1932\u2014when he won the first\u2014to 1969, the animated man won 22 Oscars and was nominated record 59 times. In 1938, the Academy Awards recognized his efforts by presenting him with one normal-sized Oscar statuette and seven smaller ones which symbolized the seven dwarves in the Snow White storyline. The animated film Snow White and the Seven Dwarves went on to impressive $8million dollars. It was a record for an animated film at the time of its release.\nWalt Disney was an active proponent of the Red Scare. The red scare was the term tagged to propaganda promoting the fear of communism in the United States circa 1920. Walt Disney became active in promoting the anti-communist views in 1940 and even spearheaded the creation of The Motion Picture Alliance for the Preservation of American Ideals movement. The group\u2019s primary objective was to promote the Red Scare through the blacklisting of Hollywood stakeholders who were believed to be communists.\nWalt Disney helped the war efforts through propaganda. During the Second World War, Disney turned to aiding the United States government by producing motion pictures serving as both training videos and propaganda films for the US. Some of the more notable films he created during this period after being asked by the state department, were filmed in South America and they included Saludos Amigos and The Three Caballeros. The concentration on militaristic movies and training videos made it difficult for Disney Studios to resume the making of animation after the war ended.\nWalt Disney was a train fan. At a young age, Disney was enamored by trains which became the predominant means of transport in the 19th century. This fascination which held till his adult years was due to his uncle working as a train conductor and his habit of honking saluting the Disney\u2019s household in his younger years. In adulthood, he built a miniature steam railroad at the back of his residence. His obsession about was well reflected in his first theme park, Disneyland.\nDisney had a strict no-facial hair policy. Although Disney kept a mustache, he developed what was called the Disney-look for employees to abide by. The most surprising of these policies was the banning of facial hair in his studios. This policy which lasted till the 70\u2019s caused some controversy for it stopped famous guests\u2014Jim McGuinn, a founder of the Byrd band\u2014from visiting the studios. This dress code was also enforced at Disneyland in the early days.\nHe gave his housekeeper Disney shares. Disney had a loyal housekeeper who served him for 30 years till his death. Disney generously gave her company shares as holiday bonuses which amounted to $9million dollars at her death in 1994. Embodying the generous spirit of her boss, Thelma Howard gave half of her fortune to charities and orphanages due to the fact that she grew up in poverty.\nDisney has been recognized in numerous ways. 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Walt Disney and Europe: European Influences on the Animated Feature Films of Walt Disney (review). The Lion and the Unicorn, 25(3), pp.427-432.\nFell, J. (1993). Walt in Wonderland: The Silent Films of Walt Disney Russell Merritt J. B. Kaufman. Film Quarterly, 46(4), pp.64-64.\nDavis, A. (2014). Book review: Demystifying Disney: A History of Disney Feature Animation. Animation, 9(3), pp.355-358.\nBohas, A. (2014). Transnational Firms and the Knowledge Structure: The Case of the Walt Disney Company. Global Society, 29(1), pp.23-41.\nJackson, K. (2007). Babes in Tomorrowland: Walt Disney and the Making of the American Child by Nicholas Sammond and Multiculturalism and the Mouse: Race and Sex in Disney Entertainment by Douglas Brode. The Journal of American Culture, 30(1), pp.116-117.\nRaiti, G. (2007). The Disappearance of Disney Animated Propaganda: A Globalization Perspective. 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        "raw_content": "Barnstaple TIC\nIlfracombe TIC\nChurch of St Nectan, Stoke\nMorwenstow Church\nDocton Mill Wild Flower Gardens\n'Verity'\nHartland Quay Shipwreck Museum\nHartland Quay Hotel\nRectory Farm Tea Rooms\nReverend Hawker\nNr Bideford\nNorth Devon EX39 6DT\nHartland Abbey & Gardens is hidden away in a narrow wooded valley on the Hartland Peninsula. Just two miles (3.5 km) from Stoke Village and within sight of the Church of St Nectan, the property is still the home of the Stucley family, braches of which have lived here continuously for over 400 years.\nThe house was originally a medieval monastery which was later renovated in Queen Anne and Georgian times. It also has some fine work by the great Victorian architect Sir George Gilbert Scott.\nA visit to this house and grounds is like being invited into a private home. After being shown around the house and seen many of the family\u2019s treasures, we are then encouraged to explore the walled gardens, to walk through the woods and valley to the gazebo for stunning views of the coast.\nBluebells & Daffodils\nHartland Abbey is famous for its Bluebell and Daffodil Weekends, details of which can be found on their website.\nPeacocks and Guinea Foul, Donkeys and Welsh Mountain Sheep\nPeacocks and Guinea Fowl strut around the gardens, donkeys and, Black Welsh Mountain sheep in the Old Deer Park come to be patted, and the local Ladies Committee of St Nectan\u2019s Church serve delicious light lunches cream teas in the Old Kitchens.\nBBC TV Series - Sense & Sensibility\nIn 2007 the Hartland Abbey Estate was used to film the BBCs production of Jane Austen\u2019s Sense and Sensibility. The cottage used as Barton Cottage in the production is available for holiday letting. Go to the Abbey website for more information.\nThe Abbey was built in 1160 as a monastery to house an Order of Augustinian Cannons established to serve St Nectan\u2019s Church. The Lord of the Manor, Lord Dynham funded the monastery.\nIn 1539 the monastery was dissolved and King Henry VIII gave it to the Sergeant of his Wine Cellar, William Abbott. In 1600, the heiress Catherine Abbot married Nicholas Luttrell of Dunster Castle in Somerset and the Abbey stayed in that family for 100 years.\nThus began the continuity of ownership, the property being part of marriage settlements throughout the centuries.\nIn 1704 the second heiress, Mary Luttrell married local man, Paul Orchard, son of Charles Orchard of Aldercombe, Kilkhampton. Up until now the medieval monastery had not changed; it still had its Great Hall, Chapel and cloisters and covered a substantial area.\nThe new owner made some changes to the building, reducing it to the size we see today. He turned the cloisters into servants\u2019 quarters. The renovations were constructed on the medieval foundations and basement, and to the west some of the medieval house still remains.\nThe Orchard\u2019s son demolished the Great Hall and the Chapel. On the east side he demolished the building to the level of the cloisters. A new floor was built containing three large reception rooms and bedrooms. The project was completed in 1779 giving the current building an overall exterior style of Queen Anne and Georgian.\nSome further alterations were made in Victorian times. Sir George Stucley was the great-grandson of the third heiress, Anne Orchard. He moved into the house in 1845 and a new front hall and entrance were added.\nMuch of the interior decoration bears the distinctive hallmarks of Gilbert Scott. Portraits of successive generations of the family line the walls of the house and there is a wonderful display of ancient documents associated with the family.\nOpening Times & Admission Costs\nOpen from Easter - October: Sunday to Thursday (Closed: Friday & Saturday)\nGardens, Grounds, Beach Walk & Tearoom: 11:30 \u2013 17:00 hours.\nHouse: 14:00 \u2013 17:00 hours, last admission 16:30 hours.\nHartland Abbey External Link\n- By Car from London: From the M25 London Ring Road, exit at Junction 4B onto M4 to Bristol and South Wales. At Junction 20, take M5 south past Weston-Super-Mare, Bridgewater and Taunton to Junction 27.\nExit at Junction 27 westward on the A361 to Barnstaple. At Barnstaple take the A39 south through Northam to Clovelly then taking the B3248 to Stoke and Hartland Abbey.\n- By Car from Ilfracombe area: We suggest you avoid Barnstaple town centre by turning right at the traffic signals just before Barnstaple (signposted Taunton, Exeter M5), and take the new bridge.\nContinue until you join the A39 and head west past Bideford, towards Clovelly. Just past Clovelly Village, take the B3248 towards Stoke and Hartland Abbey & Gardens.\n- For walkers\nEnjoy the scenery of the South-West Coastal Path: why not make a visit to the Abbey part of your journey.\nGoogle Maps - Hartland Abbey & Gardens",
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        "raw_content": "misdeedee April 19, 2014 at 1:24 PM\nSo am I getting this right? The government sold land in Nevada to the Chinese at a ridiculously low price so they could build a solar plant here? They did this to bring money into the state. But then the Chinese canceled the plans to build. it. So did the sale of land get canceled too? The government surely wouldn't have practically given that land to another country with out a contract?( stipulating that the sale wasn't to be final until the plant was built) If the in fact they did such a stupid thing then they obviously don't care about our land. So why make such a big stink about long time Nevada ranchers letting their cattle graze? At least they are U.S. citizens. I'm sure operating a ranch is providing work to many people from the ranch to the store that sells the beef. It seems to me that letting the rancher run his ranch is far better business than giving away our land to another country.\nMichele Freedman April 19, 2014 at 3:36 PM\nI would guess that most American people would have no problem with cattle grazing on the land. Big friggin woop. The Fed gov isn't happy if they aren't getting a chunk of money out of it. Sickening.",
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You should be concerned enough to make sure you understand what it is.\nSo here is a quick summary:\nStart with a government-issued two-yearTreasury bond and a 10-year Treasury bond. They both pay interest. Typically, the 10-year pays a higher interest rate than the two-year to compensate buyers for the time difference. The difference between the interest rates in these two bonds is called the \u201cspread.\u201d If the spread is greater than zero, it means the two-year interest rate is lower than the 10-year, and that is normally the case.\nA normal spread for these two bonds will take the appearance of a rising chart \u2014 an upward-sloping yield curve. But when the spread goes negative, theyield curve \u201cinverts,\u201d giving the appearance of a negative yield curve. That may sound technical, the kind of market jargon that is for \u201cchart traders.\u201d However, this negative yield curve is huge for all investors, because it is connected to the risk of recession.\nA normal curve with the two-year offering a lower yield than the 10-year is fundamental to how banks make money. Banks borrow short term at lower interest rates so that they can make long-term loans to borrowers at higher interest rates. The difference between those two interest rates, the positive spread, is their profit. If a bank is borrowing short term at a higher interest rate and making loans to borrowers at a lower interest rate, the difference is a negative spread.\nIn this interest-rate environment, banks would lose money by making loans. Not necessarily on all loans, but it does make some loans unfeasible and some less profitable, forcing banks to cut back on making loans, thereby choking off the access to credit markets that businesses need to grow.\nThis helps explain why bank stocks entered a correction on Tuesday. But the news is bad for all businesses.\nWhen it becomes harder for businesses to borrow, many companies cancel or delay projects and hiring. Weaker enterprises go out of business because they lose access to credit, which in turn causes layoffs. When this happens, it takes about a year, on average, for the U.S. economy to slip into a recession.\nMany market pundits say that the history lessons from a flattening or negative yield curve is not relevant in today\u2019s world of massive central bank intervention, encouraging foreign investors to scoop up long-term U.S. treasuries because their home-country government bond yields are much lower.\nBut to believe that \u201cit\u2019s different this time\u201d means you\u2019d have to believe that the bank-sector math in the above example stopped working. Last I checked, banks still borrow at short-term rates and lend at long-term rates, as long as it is profitable. In other words, central bank-induced market distortions do not change the basics of the banker\u2019s math I described above.\nThere are a few important caveats: In a longer-range chart going back to 1962, there has never been a recession that wasn\u2019t preceded by an inversion of the yield curve. Yet it doesn\u2019t happen overnight. In fact, stocks have risen in the 18 months after an inversion, though after that all bets are off. Also important: This is a market stat that specifically refers to an inversion between the two-year Treasury and 10-year Treasury bond.\nIt looks more like that is going to occur, but it still has not happened. On Tuesday the 10-year was at 2.9 percent, still above short-term rates, if not by much \u2014 the two-year was at 2.8 percent. On Tuesday it was the five-year Treasury that slipped below the two-year and three-year bonds. In the last three recessions, the curve of the three-year and five-year had inverted an average 26.3 months before the recession.\nThere is still a risk of the big inversion. I would say we are perilously close. What could stop the collision course between the two-year and 10-year rates? Three things:\n1. The Federal Reserve could stop raising short-term rates. Fed chairman Jerome Powell sounded more dovish in his comments last week, saying rates are close to a range of neutral estimates, comments that pushed the market higher on the belief the Fed would not raise as often as the market had been baking into its outlook. DoubleLine\u2019s Gundlach said on Tuesday the inversion makes clear that the amount of rate hikes the market thought were coming are not.\nPresident Donald Trump, who has been vocal in his criticisms of Powell and the Fed\u2019s plans to raise rates, was apparently happy with Powell\u2019s speech, according to comments from Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin. And Trump has not been the only prominent figure questioning the Fed\u2019s stance, with aformer Dallas Fed vice president calling it \u201cvery aggressive\u201d earlier this year. Fed Vice Chairman Richard Clarida told CNBC last week the Fed is \u201cmuch closer\u201d to neutral.\n2. Investors could lose their appetite for holding on to their existing supply of Treasurys. It seemed like this was starting to happen last February, but that moment came and went, sending the 10-year back below 3 percent. On Tuesday the 10-year was at 2.9 percent after having reached 3.2 percent earlier this month.\n3. The Fed could unload a bunch of Treasury securities from its balance sheet. This is controversial, because once it happens, investors will lose faith in the Fed\u2019s ability to stop doing it, which would send long-term interest rates substantially higher. Plus, investor expectations that the Fed would go very slow in unwinding its massive balance sheet are such that it would take a massive hit to its credibility.\nThis is financial markets\u2019 \u201cinside baseball,\u201d but yield-curve analysis is as important to individual investors saving for retirement as it is to large institutions, if in different ways. These two types of investors have investment objectives that are different and that need to be distinguished.\nAn institutional investor, like a large pension or endowment plan, is aiming for a certain and consistent risk-adjusted return in order to pay out pensioners a promised amount over their lifetimes. Short-term volatility in its returns is something that the pension manager is trying to smooth out. So the debate unfolding in the media about the yield curve and between multibillion-dollar portfolio managers is getting pretty intense. They may be under pressure to make big adjustments to their portfolios.\nFor the individual retail investor, the goals are different. It must be an acceptable risk that recessions \u2014 and the bear markets that are associated with them \u2014 will happen many times over the course of one\u2019s lifetime. This is exactly why risk tolerance needs to be adjusted lower as one ages. Your investment portfolio should take into account how many working years you have left, if any, and you should adjust yourasset allocation.\nI wouldn\u2019t use the moment of an inversion as a retirement-planning tool, and most investors do not need to worry about market timing. It is about thinking internally about the \u201cwhat ifs\u201d of bear markets and if one has the risk tolerance and time horizon to ride one out. That\u2019s the most important point in all of this for regular, everyday investors.\nYou can\u2019t control whether or not the yield curve inverts; all you can do is control your own potential for market complacency. We have had multiple gut checks in 2018, and this is just one more. Last February stocks got slammed and investors were nervous when talk of the yield inversion first came into focus. Now it is happening again. 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        "raw_content": "Express Chemist is an international online pharmacy, based in the United Kingdom. We supply an extensive range of products including medicines, blood pressure monitors, medical supplies, mobility and disability aids, day-to-day toiletries, health care products, bodybuilding products, and vitamins.\nPhysio Supplies UK are one of the leading internet suppliers of physiotherapy, rehabilitation, and sports therapy equipment to the public and professional therapist. We have been supplying equipment for 7 years via our website and have extensive knowledge of internet marketing and sales.\nIf you are reading this, then there is an extremely high chance that either yourself - or someone you know is in some kind of pain. Physio Supplies offers a wide range of therapy equipment that can help ease, relieve, assist or potentially cure their such like symptoms. 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All of our products are held in stock and are normally delivered in 2/3 working days from receipt of order.\nGoldshield offer a comprehensive range of vitamins, minerals, and natural food & dietary supplements. These are of the highest quality - high strength and super combination products, often unique formulations. We offer low prices - as Britain's first direct supplier of vitamins, minerals & supplements, we can pass on considerable savings to customers. We offer great discounts, multibuy savings and extra value packs on a range of products and we provide efficient delivery within a few days. Our products are of the highest UK Standards - as an ethical UK Pharmaceutical Company we comply with the GMP (Good Manufacturing Practice) that other companies outside the UK are not bound by.\nBilly McPhail\nFormer Celtic Football Player.\nBilly McPhail was born 2 February 1928. 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        "raw_content": "Did you get a phone call or text message from (678)876-7776? Other formats of number (678)876-7776 are 6788767776 and 678-876-7776, area code is 678, in Atlanta, GA. You should not trust any unknown caller instantly. If you get call from any phone number from USA and you do not know the number or the caller, then use Google.com and find the reputation of the phone number. The phone number (678)876-7776 is from United States, California. So, it is very easy to know the status of the phone number. The phone number has got 35 ratings and 34 reviews. If you want to know all detail of the phone number, then you should visit the site Bing. All reputation of the phone number are 19x Nuisance call, 9x Telemarketer, 3x Unsolicited call, 3x Scam call, 1x Fax machine.",
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        "raw_content": "Eleanor \"Eley\" (Donnelly) Rzeznikiewicz\nEleanor (Donnelly) RzeznikiewiczHyannis - Eleanor (Eley) Rzeznikiewicz, 71, of Hyannis, formerly of Cherry Valley, passed away Wednesday March 30, 2016 at home surrounded by family after a brief illness.She leaves her three daughters Kris Rzeznikiewicz of Worcester, Eren Malpass her husband Brian & daughter Ireland of Auburn and Collen Rzeznikiewicz & her son Jedrek of Hyannis; a sister Alyce Giaquinto of Worcester and brother James Donnelly of Florida. She is predeceased by her husband of 46 years Jacek Rzeznikiewicz and her brother Richard Donnelly.Eley was born and raised in Worcester the daughter of John and Eve (Zevaski) Donnelly. She graduated from St Peter's Central Catholic High School in 1962 and attended Quinsigamond Community College. She worked many years for Guaranty Bank & Trust and Daka Food Service at WPI in Worcester before retiring to the Cape where she worked at Ways Center News, the JFK Museum and most recently Kohl's in Hyannis. She enjoyed gardening, travelling and spending time with friends. What she loved most was being with her family. Eley was the world's greatest Irish Babcia to her two grandchildren. She was a long time member of the Sons of Erin Cape Cod.Services will be held on Tuesday, April 5, 2016 with calling hours from 8:30am to 9:30am at Doane Beal & Ames, 160 West Main Street, Hyannis followed by a 10am Mass at Our Lady of Victory Church in Centerville. Burial will follow at the Massachusetts National Cemetery in Bourne. In lieu of flowers memorial contributions may be made to: The American Cancer Society, 43 Nagog Park, Ste. 110, Acton, MA 01720. cancer.org",
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        "raw_content": "You are at:Home\u00bbBusiness Tips\u00bbPersonnel\u00bbWhat Employers Can Do to Keep Their Best Employees\nWhat Employers Can Do to Keep Their Best Employees\nBy CONNIE DRULINER of Express Employment Professionals on\t October 31, 2011 Personnel\nThe current economic climate has led to an interesting new trend in business. In a recent study by CareerBuilder, only 45 percent of employers saw employee retention as a problem, while 87 percent of employees are open to a new job opportunity or are actively seeking a new job. This extreme difference in the views of the current hiring situation shows that many businesses may be vulnerable to losing their top employees, and may not even know it.\nSo what can businesses do to guarantee that their best employees won\u2019t be leaving for greener pastures? There are several steps employers can take to make sure the most valuable employees in their company are going to be there long term.\nImprove the Work Environment\nFirst, provide a work environment that gives employees respect, recognition, and feedback, with some fun mixed in every now and then for good measure. Top employees want to know they will be given one of the basic aspects of the work place, respect. Remove this attitude from the office, and be prepared to see the very best of the team walk out the door quickly. A respectful work environment should include recognition for accomplishments and goals being met, but also feedback and constructive criticism to encourage growth.\nMost employees want to do a great job for their company, and desire to produce great results, so they deserve to be recognized for their efforts. Helpful advice on a project or tips on what to do before the next presentation helps employees perform better and feel like they are needed at work. And, a work environment with the occasional family day or ice cream social during a break lets employees know the company cares about them.\nThe next way to encourage the best employees to stay with a company is to offer training and learning options. Training can come in several varieties, including onsite computer or leadership classes, mentorship programs, or reimbursement for classes at a local university or vocational school. In a survey of 1,400 chief financial officers, 29 percent planned on offering training or education in 2011, while 24 percent planned on offering a mentorship program.\nThese additional learning opportunities not only help employees feel more committed to the company, but also provide businesses with employees who are better trained, loyal to the company and willing to go out into the community to talk about the great benefits they receive.\nThe final, and usually most talked about way to retain great employees, is to offer a competitive compensation and benefits package. The most obvious of ways to keep great employees is to pay them more, but in today\u2019s economic climate, a pay raise may not be feasible for small businesses. But, that doesn\u2019t mean there aren\u2019t creative ways to offer the hardest working employees benefits other companies don\u2019t have.\nThe best employees know their company may not be able to give them a bonus or pay raise right now, but a small form of appreciation can make a big difference in their decision to search for a new job or stay in their current position. Consider offering a flexible work schedule one or two days a week. In a 2010 report from the president\u2019s Council of Economic Advisers, a flexible work program that allowed 10 to 15 percent of its employee\u2019s flexible hours helped increase retention rates by 15 percent.\nIf it\u2019s not already offered, a corporate wellness program \u2013 whether through an onsite work gym, weight management programs, company-paid gym memberships, or wellness activities like company sports teams in local intramural leagues \u2013is a great way to help retain your top talent. A survey by the Principal Financial Group showed that 53 percent of employees used company-offered weight-loss programs in 2010, compared to 28 percent the year before. The same survey also showed that 48 percent of employees participating in some form of company wellness programs were motivated to stay with their employer.\nThe best employees will always be in high demand, but that doesn\u2019t mean companies have to lose them. With a few, cost-effective programs and work environment changes, the best employees will be more committed to their employer and, because of their contentment in their role, can attract even more hard-working, dedicated employees.\nInfo: Connie Druliner, franchisee, Express Employment Professionals, 541-389-1505 of Connie.worrell@expresspros.com.\nCONNIE DRULINER of Express Employment Professionals\nWhose Problem Is It, After All?\nSucceed Through Constructive Feedback\nMentoring 101: Finding the Right Fit is Key to Successful Relationships",
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        "raw_content": "Use, Abuse, and Chemical Dependency...\nMany different terms have been used somewhat loosely to describe behaviors that, on the surface, may appear to belong to the same condition. Actually, some of those labels are synonymous while others are not. Terms such as alcoholism, addiction, and chemical dependency all describe a condition that differs from the one described by terms such as abuse, or getting drunk or high. In an attempt to avoid confusion, we will use 3 terms to describe 3 distinctly different conditions. Those are Use, Abuse, and Chemical Dependency, or simply CD:\nUse = normal drinking, social drinking\nAbuse = getting drunk or high\nChemical Dependency (CD) = addiction, alcoholism\nAlthough these conditions share some characteristics, they differ in several important ways:\n1. Description \"Social\" drinking Sometimes drinks or uses inappropriately Addiction, Alcoholism\n2. Adverse consequences None Some More\n3. Ability to control use Not needed Yes - Changes behavior when faced with adverse consequences No- Loss of control & continued use despite adverse consequences. Compulsive\n4. Other Denial, minimization, rationalization, projection. Disease process at work!\nFor a variety of reasons, many people have simply chosen never to drink or drug. For them the chart and problems above are not relevant, except perhaps to explain the behavior of a friend or loved one.\nMany people use or have used alcohol or drugs, and they do so without any adverse consequences. There is no more need to \"control\" their use of alcohol than there is to control their use of asparagus. It simply is not a problem to them. In fact, someone who professes to control his or her drinking or using has probably moved beyond simple use.\nThe journey from use to abuse is generally a reversible one. It is the limit of experience for the 85% of the population who, due to the fortunes of genetics among other things, will never face the loss of control that comes with chemical dependency. Abusers are people who may have partied in college, gotten drunk or high a few times, maybe gotten sick, and perhaps embarrassed themselves a time or two by something they did while drinking or drugging. Such people will \"learn\" from the consequences of their actions, and simply choose to not drink and drive again, or to limit themselves to 1 or 2 drinks, or not drink again; to moderate their behavior some other way. The most important thing is that they are able to consistently keep those promises to themselves. For them, using or drinking is still a controlled behavior.\nFor those less fortunate, who may have inherited such anomalies as a deficiencies in certain types of neurotransmitters or receptor sites or reuptake ports, alcohol and drugs are metabolized differently. Dr Darryl Inaba's book \"Uppers, Downers, All Arounders\" provides an excellent discussion of the physiology of addiction, and why CD has been recognized as a disease these past several decades by the American Medical Association, the American Dental Association, and other professions.\nThe point is, once the line is crossed between abuse and chemical dependency, there is no going back. Once addiction has manifested, it cannot be reversed, and \"normal\" drinking is no longer possible. The hallmarks of addiction listed in the table above forever await the recovering chemically dependent person who does not vigilantly maintain sobriety.\nThe American Society of Addiction Medicine provides a much more thorough definition of alcoholism. 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Such a person can \"just say no.\" However, someone who is chemically dependent can no more \"just say no\" to drinking or using than someone with diabetes can will changes in his or her blood sugar level, or someone with diarrhea can just not go to the bathroom. Sorry to be so graphic, but the point is important and commonly misunderstood.\nWhen used to describe chemical dependency, the word \"denial\" really means something more like delusion. Denial as it is commonly used implies conscious lying or misleading. While an active addict may be doing that too, the CD meaning of denial refers to a type of self-deception. When a person is convinced of an falsehood, he or she may not even be aware of lying while trying to convince others that the falsehood is true. Such denial of denying is typical of the multiple layers of deception commonly seen in a chemically dependent person. 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If you've been reading my blog, you've been seeing that the appraisal game is changing and the new rules don't guarantee accuracy, in fact, in my practice, I've seen more errors in appraisals than ever before.\nAppraisers are now more likely to be under pressure or feel hurried in order to crank out reports, thus, the inaccuracies and problems. It's up to you to make sure that they have the full information on your home. Your detective work can pay off. A key factor in the valuation of your home is the comparable sales prices for other homes like yours in your area. Keep in mind that they must be at least within the last six months, or in some cases, even less. Ask a real estate agent to run a CMA (comparative market analysis) to identify recent comparable sales in your neighborhood. Try to get the scoop on the circumstances of these sales from your neighbors. 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This is not helping the recession as we know it.\nThe government has been trying without much success to get lenders to lend. Banks have been tightening their standards for various types of loans for more than two years after they let credit expand too much, especially for residential real estate. For residential mortgages, banks have tightened their standards for 11 straight quarters by increasing requirements for down payments, interest-rate spreads, or credit scores.\nIn a separate report released Monday, the Fed said the delinquency rate for all loans and leases rose to 6.49% in the second quarter from 5.58% in the first quarter. That's the highest delinquency rate since 1985, when the Fed began collecting the data.\nThe Fed surveyed the banks to find out when they thought their policies would get back in line with their long-term trend. For commercial and industrial loans to businesses, just 13% said conditions would return to normal by the middle of 2010, with another 36% saying it would be in late 2010.\nFor commercial real estate, just 2% said normal credit policies would return within a year, and 40% said policies would remain tighter than usual for the foreseeable future.\nFor prime mortgages, 9% said they expected policies to return to normal within a year, and 42% said policies would remain tighter than usual for the foreseeable future.\nFor nonprime borrowers, a majority of banks said policies would remain tighter than normal for the foreseeable future, and fewer than 10% said standards would normalize within the year.\nFor more on this, or to see the whole article, click here.\nNew Truth in Lending Guidelines Will Make Closings More Difficult\nSome fun new regulations on the mortgage brokers and the Truth in Lending process that went into effect July 30 will make closing more difficult if a buyer decides to change the type of loan that they are getting, or the closing date, among other things.\nEveryone who is involved with the process (real estate agents, attorneys, mortgage brokers) need to make sure that adequate time is built into the contract to allow between the buyer's apprlication for the mortgage loan and the closing date. 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        "raw_content": "Today i cried for you....\nI miss you so much lately. It has been close to 4 years and i still wish you were in my belly. Sometimes I want to go back and hold you a little longer n the delivery room; sometimesd i want to sing to you one more time.\ni thought for sure that these feelings were gone, but then, i went back and read some of the old blogs are realized, I just got better at hiding them.\nI guess sometimes, i just want to close up and not talk abotu you to anyone; but then other days, i know that talking about you is the only thing keeping my sanity.\nI have this wooden box in my living room, it has all of your things in it; photos, letters to you, cards from your parents and sister to me.\nI miss you, so much...",
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        "raw_content": "Fighting stigma, indigenous midwives bring to light Ecuador\u2019s hidden teen pregnancies\nby Susannah Birkwood | Plan International\nTraditional midwife Rosa has been helping women give birth for four decades and is now working with doctors to identify and support pregnant girls. Plan International / Fabricio Morales\nStigma and shame mean many girls keep their pregnancies a secret, but traditional midwives are helping them get support\nHigh in the Ecuadorian Andes, in the shadow of Mount Chimborazo, the highest point on earth, many adolescent girls keep their pregnancies a secret for as long as they can. Stigma and shame keep them silent.\nIn Chimborazo province, where most of the 500,000-strong population belong to the Quichua community and two-thirds live in poverty, the official rate of teen pregnancy is 15 percent, but the true figure is probably far higher.\nThe secrecy means that by the time pregnancies come to light, it\u2019s too late to provide the girls and unborn babies with the essential medical care they may need to save their lives.\nWhen Jenny found out she was going to have a baby at the age of 16, she didn\u2019t tell anyone.\n\u201cI knew I had to tell my parents but I didn\u2019t trust them,\u201d says Jenny, now 20. \u201cWe hadn\u2019t talked much as I was growing up.\u201d\nThe brightly-coloured fleece ponchos and intricately-patterned belts girls and women wear as protection against the chilling mountain winds make it easy for swelling bellies to go unnoticed.\nWhen Jenny\u2019s mother, Olga, eventually realised her daughter was pregnant three weeks before she had the baby, she cried. \u201cI was shocked,\u201d she says. \u201cI hadn\u2019t known she\u2019d had a boyfriend.\u201d\nThe clandestine nature of Jenny\u2019s pregnancy meant she received no health checks at any point during the nine months and she gave birth with only her mother\u2019s help, in the remote little bungalow where she has lived her whole life.\nJenny, 20, with her mother Olga and her two children. Credit: Plan International / Fabricio Morales\nThankfully, Jenny had a trouble-free birth and her son, Justin, has grown into a healthy ruddy-cheeked four-year-old who loves playing with the family\u2019s collection of guinea pigs \u2013 an edible treat in the Andean highlands.\nBut not everyone is so lucky. Babies born to teenage mothers are 50 per cent more likely to be stillborn or to die within their first weeks of life. In Chimborazo, where many families live many miles away from their nearest health facility and few own a car, the risk is even more acute.\nLike Jenny, 19-year-old Lourdes had her first baby at 16. Within two weeks, the baby died.\n\u201cI think he got the flu,\u201d says Lourdes. \u201cI was very sad. I cried a lot.\u201d\nDoctors stationed at a local hospital have long been worried that the secrecy around teen pregnancy in Chimborazo presents serious health risks to babies \u2013 and also their mothers.\nWorldwide, pregnancy and childbirth complications are the leading cause of death among 15 to 19 year-old girls, with hypertension and abnormal bleeding the most frequent causes. Sixteen mothers died during or after giving birth in Chimborazo in 2017 and 12 the year before.\nLourdes\u2019s mother-in-law, Rosa, is one of 47 midwives who for the past year has been receiving training from Plan International and Ecuador\u2019s Ministry of Public Health to help tackle this problem.\nRosa has spent the past four decades using traditional indigenous birthing techniques to tend to pregnant mothers in her community. Plant medicine and prayer offerings to Mother Earth have been the mainstay of her work.\nNow she is working with local doctors to help them identify girls who are pregnant.\nA woman tends to a cow. Credit: Plan International / Fabricio Morales\n\u201cThe traditional midwives are completely embedded in the local communities and they occupy a position of trust, so having them alert us when they hear of teenage pregnancies is invaluable,\u201d says Gabriela Cherrez, a local doctor.\nIn these unassuming households, Rosa relies on herbs to treat young mothers. Kalawalla, a type of fern native to South America is used to stop any bleeding, while cinnamon tea reduces the pain. She encourages girls to give birth kneeling up - holding on to a standing family member while having their hips massaged by Rosa - so that gravity can hasten the delivery.\nRosa still uses these techniques, but she has also received training to spot the warning signs that all is not well with mother or baby. She has also been encouraged to accompany girls to hospital to give birth because the sanitation in homes can be poor.\nLourdes gave birth to her second child two months ago. Accompanied by Rosa, she made sure this time to visit her local health centre for check-ups and vaccinations both during and after the pregnancy. Baby Jessica is a picture of health.\nThis year every one of the six teenage mothers identified in the local community received medical attention from Rosa or one of her peers, helping ensure they and their babies could go on to lead healthy lives.\nThe hope is that over time, the number of teenage mothers in the region will decline. In the meantime Rosa and her fellow midwives are determined girls and babies receive the healthcare they need to succeed in life.",
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        "raw_content": "Amazon exploring potential alternatives to New York HQ - source\nGraffiti opposing the construction of the new Amazon campus covers a fence at a vacant lot in the Long Island City neighborhood of New York City, U.S. December 5, 2018. REUTERS/Nandita Bose/File Photo\nThe online retailer has not yet acquired any land for the project, which would make it easy to scrap its plans, the source said\n(Recasts with source confirmation, adds Amazon comment, Ocasio-Cortez tweet, Cuomo comment, closing stock price)\nBy David Shepardson and Susan Heavey\nWASHINGTON, Feb 8 (Reuters) - Amazon.com Inc is exploring alternatives to locating part of its new headquarters in New York in case the plan should fail due to local opposition, a person briefed on the matter told Reuters on Friday.\nEarlier, the Post, which is owned by Amazon Chief Executive Jeff Bezos, reported that Amazon executives had had internal discussions to reassess the situation in New York and explore alternatives. It cited two unnamed people familiar with the retailer's thinking.\n\"We're focused on engaging with our new neighbors - small business owners, educators, and community leaders,\" it said. \"Whether it's building a pipeline of local jobs through workforce training or funding computer science classes for thousands of New York City students, we are working hard to demonstrate what kind of neighbor we will be.\"\nThe world's largest online retailer plans to spend $5 billion on the developments in Long Island City in New York's Queens borough, and in Arlington, Virginia, near Washington, D.C, and expects to get more than $2 billion in tax credits and incentives with plans to apply for more.\nBut some residents in the rapidly transforming Long Island City neighborhood across the East River from mid town Manhattan's skyscrapers have loudly opposed Amazon's plan. They say they fear more crowded subway stations, an overburdened sewage system and rent increases that would drive out long-time residents.\n\"I would be happy not to have them,\" said Terri Gloyd, the co-owner of the LIC Corner Cafe. \"I think most of the neighborhood hasn't wanted them here.\" She said her neighbors may have given the prospect of Amazon a warmer welcome had the subsidy package not been so large.\nA critic of the plan, Queens lawmaker Senator Michael Gianaris, was appointed to a state senate panel that has the power to block Amazon's campus, local media including the New York Times have reported.\nCity council speaker Corey Johnson told local radio he is looking at subsidies for Amazon and that the plan is not yet final. One point of contention could be Amazon's opposition to labor unions.\nOcasio-Cortez tweeted a link to the Post story on Friday and said: \"Can everyday people come together and effectively organize against creeping overreach of one of the world's biggest corporations? Yes, they can.\"\nNew York Governor Andrew Cuomo and New York City mayor Bill de Blasio support Amazon's plan.\n\"If Amazon does not come to New York, it's because of the political opposition. Because it is so ironic for Amazon, after they spent one year with everyone seducing them, and everyone courting them, we win and then there's political opposition.\"\nIt can also apply for other tax incentives, such as New York City's Relocation and Employment Assistance Program that offers tax breaks potentially worth $900 million over 12 years. What benefit the company would actually get was unclear.\n(Reporting by Susan Heavey and David Shepardson in Washington; additional reporting by Jonathan Allen in New York; writing by Nick Zieminski Editing by Susan Thomas, Meredith Mazzilli and Rosalba O'Brien)",
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        "title": "codshit.com: Chief Constable MikeTodd's Killing: MIshap, Suicide or Murder?",
        "raw_content": "Chief Constable MikeTodd's Killing: MIshap, Suicide or Murder?\nWhen any unexpected death occurs, especially concerning some high profile person, everyone, especially the media, is quick to explain the killing in terms they prefer, and the governments concerned are willing increasingly to go along with whatever explanation suits its interests, not those of the deceased. The facts used to justify it are often totally invented, while the real ones are ignored, glossed over, or suppressed.\nFor example, those concerned about suicides - like Professor Keith Hawton during the Hutton Inquiry into the death of Dr. David Kelly - were quick to look for clues of no violence in the killing but depression in the deceased, especially if drugs, especially alcohol, apparently contributed to the killing. Then there are all those conspiracy theorists who immediately assume that some terrible plot is afoot, especially conducted by some security service, especially Israel's Mossad. Most people, though, including the press, really couldn't care less what happened, assuming that it is just another misadventure where nature, it seems, determined what really occurred.\nOf course, these biases in investigating killings overlook the fact that more and more nations are resorting to 'false flag' operations - ones they carry out to make it look as if they were done by their convenient enemies - to achieve their objectives. The world is far too dangerous for anyone, even the United States, to kill someone in a most obvious way, as that killing of that FARC commander in Ecuador the other day demonstrated. Consequently, all powers, big and small, use third parties to do their dirty work, hoping that the operation will kill two birds with one stone. In addition, no nation has the time, willingness or resources to get to the bottom of such deaths, preferring just to move on in their struggles.\nConsequently, unexpected, unexplained deaths of Anglo-American counterterrorist experts are becoming more common and vicious. First, it was former Bureau counterterrorist expert John O'Neill who was sidelined from the CIA-FBI surveillance of the 19 Mulims apparently planning to highjack the four airliners on 9/11 - what the Mossad was most desirous of promoting - only for him to perish in the WTC as its security chief when they turned out to be suicide bombers. O'Neill was committed to making sure that another terrorist attack on the WTC, like the 1993 one, did not occur, but this was decided by his superiors to be a too law enforcement approach to the strategic difficulties which needed preventive wars to solve, making him part of the problem rather than its solution.\nThen it was Dr. David Kelly who was set up to be the real source of Downing Street's 'dodgy dossier' about Saddam Hussein's WMD, and when he discovered his abuse after the dictator's ouster, and threatened a fightback, he was bushwacked while on a walk in July 2003 on Harrowdown Hill, and killed, apparently by a Mossad kidon. Kelly, alive, could have triggered public outrage over the fiasco which might well have resulted in a quick withdrawal from Iraq - what America's general on the scene, Jay Garner, was calling for.\nTwo years later, it was the sacked Foreign Secretary, and then the Blair government's strongest critic Robin Cook's turn to die on Scotland's Ben Stack after he collapsed dead suddenly, apparently from some prescribed drug, and was given mouth-to-mouth resuscitation by one of an unidentified group of walkers who just happened to be passing by the lonely spot, demonstrating that everything possible had been done to save the whistleblower. Cook was involved in getting to the bottom of why former party leader John Smith was killed in the same manner, opening the door for Tony Blair and his neocons to take Labour to victory over the broken Conservatives.\nThen, in 2006, Alexander LItvinenko, a recently recruited MI6 spy who had outlived his usefulness against Russia as another legitimate target of the war on terror by talking about Italian PM Romano Prodi's spying for the Soviets, was brutally poisoned to make it look as if Moscow had done it. London hoped that the set-up assassin, Andrei Lugovoy, would come to Britain to answer the charge - a process which would be made easy on him at the expense of the Kremlin's boss - but he and Putin had suffered too many dirty tricks from the West - starting with its sinking the 'unsinkable' sub Kursk by the US Navy's attack submarine USS Toledo's new shaped-charge torpedo in August 2000 - to fall for any such ploy.\nAnd now Manchester's Chief Constable of Police Michael Todd - who was led by Sir John Scarlett's MI6 to cover up Britain's involvement in America's program of 'extraordinary renditions' - has, it seems, suffered a similar fate by parties unknown while on a walk up Snowdonia on Monday, though one cannot be sure about the details, given all the spin the media is spewing out.\nFirst, we are told that Todd apparently jumped off Bwlch Glas to his death 300 feet below, only to learn that there was no sign of any serious trauma on or inside his recovered body. Then we are told that he was frantic about an apparent expos\u00e9 of his three-year affair with Angie Robinson, the married chief executive of Greater Manchester's Chamber of Commerce, only to learn that it ended a year ago, and he was now in the process of splitting with his wife anyway. In fact, Todd had a new girl friend, having stayed with her over the weekend before he set off on his fatal trip to Snowdonia on Monday afternoon. And now the press is acting as if he is some kind of British Eliot Spitzer with all his womanizing.\nThen they were all kinds of people who were concerned about \"worrying texts\" he was send\u00edng out - implying that they were suicidal in nature, and confirming letters allegedly found at the scene - but we are never told about what they actually contained, and why they would be a threat to the persons who received them. It turns out that there were only two such messages, one to his wife, and it is made out to sound like a suicide announcement when it was only informing her that he was finally leaving despite his continuing love for her. Then the existence of the letters was denied.\nMore important, there was a nearly empty bottle of gin nearby the corpse, \"reeking\" of it, though we are never told how it could be so if he were found lying face down in the snow, obviously with his mouth well covered up, and he was found in the autopsy to have had only slightly over the legal limit for DWI. Of course, he was not being investigated for that crime, and bringing it up and investigating it is just another diversion, it seems, from the investigation of how and why he died.\nHad gin been poured around the corpse, and if so by whom? Is the gin in this case taking the place of the blood in the Kelly one? It certainly looks so when the inquiry's pathologist was allowed unprecedentedly by the coroner to state Thursday at the preliminary inquest that the claims of Todd's intoxification were totally over the top. Of course, the coroner's job is to determine the cause of death - what he has not yet done - rather than go out of his way to shoot down untrue conspiracy theories.\nMoreover, the coroner, Dewi Pritchard-Jones, has only belatedly stated that he is willing to entertain the assumption that Todd committed suicide. Isn't a coroner supposed to entertain all possible causes of the deceased's demise, especially murder? Is Pritchard-Jones afraid that he might too be replaced as the coroner, as happened to the Oxford one in Kelly's case?\nMost important of all is that no one, especially the media, is talking about Todd's cover up of the UK's role in the CIA's renditions. Only few news outlets have even made mention of his inquiry, and none that he categorically concluded that there was no truth in the claims.\nIt's all beginning to sound like what happened to Dr. Kelly, though, of course, even a Brown government could not entertain the idea of replacing the coroner by another commission, given the blowback from the infamous Hutton one. If Todd was murdered, his killers would have realized that another coverup by a commission was not possible, explaining why Todd was, it seems, overpowered, stripped of some clothing, filled with as much gin as possible, held down, and then left to die of hypothermia. Freezing to death is much easier to accomplish than bleeding to death, especially if the victim is fighting back.\nTodd's problem, like Kelly's, was with the British government getting him to support a position he was not prepared to take. Whereas Kelly was made to appear to support the claim that Saddam's WMD threat was immediate, and of a strategic nature, the weapons inspector had only thought in the late '90s that Iraq could possibly develop tactical weapons of this sort in future. Todd had been persuaded by continuing gross falsehoods by those investigating the claims during his 18-month inquiry into possible British involvement in America's rendition program that there was absolutely no truth to them.\nThe rendering program had started in the wake of the 9/11 attacks, and Washington stampeded all its partners to go along with it despite its dubious international and national legality because of all the 'ticking bombs' out there, and the need of stopping the unknown terrorists before it was too late. Here in Sweden, as in a few other European states, its authorities even allowed CIA agents to operate on its own soil in sending off two suspected terrorists to Egypt for harsh interrogations.\nOther countries at least allowed and admitted that CIA flights with suspected terrorists on board had used their airports for the transfers. Britain was in the thick of all this, with 210 alleged flights with possible terrorists on board entering British airspace since 2001.\nWhile the CIA consistently denied that there was any substance to the claims, stories started leaking out from the Agency by former agents, like CIC chief Vince Cannistrano and Larry Johnson, to the contrary - ones so persuasive that Dick Marty, chairman of the Council of Europe's legal affairs and human rights committee, was obliged to investigate the charges. Marty, however, got nowhere in his inquiries until EuroControl, the air-traffic controllers' organization, agreed to supply over flight plans filed electronically by suspected CIA planes involved in renditions. Thanks to what EuroControl supplied about 18 most suspicious flights, and anecdotal accounts by suspects allegedly on them, Marty was able to put together a most compelling case about the process in general, though there was still no hard confirmation of Britain having been involved despite all those suspicious flights in and out of UK airports.\nOf course, during all this time, British authorities were a chorus of denial about anything untoward having happened in this regard in its territories. Prime Minister Tony Blair and Foreign Secretary Jack Straw made statements in the Commons in 2005, 2006, and 2007, \"...saying there was no evidence that rendition flights had stopped on UK territory.\" (\"UK apology over rendition flights,\" BBC News, February 21, 2008) Other inquiries, especially the one by the Commons' Foreign Affairs Select Committee, had come to the same conclusion, thanks to information that its intelligence community, especially from MI6, had supplied.\nAs Annie Machon rightly concluded in Spies, Lies & Whistleblowers about such behavior by Blair and Straw regarding MI6's performance, they were telling it this:\n\"You are above the law. You can get away with it now and can get away with it in the future. In fact, you enjoy the same rights as the KGB officers in the former Soviet Union.\" (Quoted from p. 287.)\nStill, the claims persisted, thanks to the activites by the campaign group Liberty, and Chris Yates, an aviation expert, was appointed to investigate them further. While he was coming to the conclusion that the claims were indeed true, there was evidence surfacing about who those rendered through British territory might be.\nIn April 2006, the Pentagon admitted that it had been holding Sami Hajj, a Sudanese photographer who had worked for Al Jazeera, since he tried to cross the border into Pakistan in December 2001after the fall of the Taliban. He had been then tortured there, sent on to Morocco for more, and finally on to Gitmo for still more. His plight even captured the attention of New York Times correspondent Nicholas Kristof. It all seemed a completely gratuitous victimization of a convenient scapegoat for Washington's antagonists.\nThen there was the famous Australian David Hicks who joined the Taliban before the 9/11 attacks, and was treated similarly by his captors. And there were others.\nStill, Todd would hear none of it after he was appointed by the Association of Chief Police Officers (ACPO) to investigate the Liberty claims in November 2005. In June 2007, it reported the following:\n\"The issue of rendition has been aired extensively in the media and has been featured prominently in official reports over a recent period of months.\n\"Mr Todd has now examined all of the information available relating to this issue and has concluded that there is indeed no evidence to substantiate Liberty's allegations.\n\"There was no evidence that UK airports were used to transport people by the CIA for torture in other countries.\" (Quoted from \"Police reject UK rendition claims,\" BBC News, June 9, 2007.)\nYou can imagine the anger and horror early this year when Whitehall learned that this was not, indeed, the case, thanks to the CIA acknowledging that two of its rendition flights had landed on Diego Garcia, British territory, during 2002 - when Hajj and Hicks were rendered to Morocco from Pakistan and to to Gitmo. Diego Garcia was apparently needed for refueling the aircraft\nsince they would have to fly around Iran on their way to North Africa.\nForeign Secretary David Miliband attempted to reduce the shock and outrage by acknowledging that the two suspects were not British, didn't leave the plane when there, no US detainees were ever held there, and US records showed no evidence of any others being held there either. Still, the Foreign Secretary said the FO was preparing a list of all suspected CIA flights in UK territory, asking for \"specific assurance\" that they were not used for any renditions.\nWilliam Hague, the Tories Shadow Foreign Spokesman, compounded the Government's embarrassment more by stating: \"This information will cause widespread concern given the categoric nature of the assurances previously given.\" (\"UK apology over rendition flights,\" BBC News, February 21, 2008) Hague found the previous denials about the possible use of Diego Garcia \"more worrying still.\" Labour MP and Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Select Committee, Mike Gapes, said that it had been lied to about the claims, and that then it had lied to the House accordingly.\nGiven these circumstances, Mike Todd seems hardly like the kind of cop to take matters simply lying down and dying. Slated to take Sir Ian Blair's place as head of the Metropolitan Police, a position from which he could make the intelligence services, especially MI6, dearly pay for their deep, categoric deceptions about British renditions, he was potentially a most dangerous loose cannon who apparently had to be stopped at all costs as soon as possible because of the \"worrying texts\" he was increasingly sending. And the ACPO had even improved his chances at the Met by claiming that he was in no way responsible for the rendition coverup.\nIn short, I thnik that Todd was most likely murdered, though it could have been the result of a misadventure in the mountains. Suicide seems like the least likely possibility, as he had everything to live for, explaining why the intelligence-driven media are trying to make it seem so. In any case, the coroner has yet to establish the cause of Todd's death, his primary responsibility, but by releasing the body for burial, he seems unlikely to seriously investigate the matter further with a full inquest and jury.\nThe matter, it seems, will just slowly die, like Todd and Robin Cook themselves, until it is simply explained away as another one of nature's mysteries.\nShutter said...\nSeveral points ;\n1. \"In fact, Todd had a new girl friend, having stayed with her over the weekend before he set off on his fatal trip to Snowdonia on Monday afternoon. \"\nSource ? Evidence ?\n2. \"As Annie Machon \" she is an Ex (?) spook - wouldn't believe a word she said.\n3. \"Mike Todd seems hardly like the kind of cop to take matters simply lying down and dying. Slated to take Sir Ian Blair's place as head of the Metropolitan Police, a position from which he could make the intelligence services,\" au contaire - STalker had a flaw which was used to syop him any further in his enquiry in the \"Shoot to Kill\" policy of Sir John Hermon's state assassination / drug runners club.\nTodd's shagging it now appears was well known so he was happy to toe the party line and write the letter to Liberty - available on the Liberty website.\n4. A plausible theory is that this ultra ambitious cop was told no go the Met, too much shagging laddy - also he had been lifting the skirts of WPC's - \"Prejudicial to good order and discipline\" so slighted by this he decided to blow the whistle on rendition .....\n5. Modus operandi ? Kelly probbly never went on a walk . He met someone somewhere, was killed and dumped. 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        "raw_content": "An Interview with Jia Tolentino of The New Yorker: Part I\nPublished: February 25, 2018 June 27, 2018 By: Erica Stisser Categories: Editor's Desk, Interviews, The Latest\nWe\u2019re in the midst of a blizzard and the Hungarian Pastry Shop, arguably the Upper West Side\u2019s coziest nook for freelancers and finals-frenzied students, is all abuzz with keyboard clicks, low chatter, and clinking coffee spoons. I\u2019m here to meet with the Jia Tolentino, the New Yorker\u2019s online staff writer of note, but it takes me a good five minutes to spot her in the crowd because I don\u2019t know what kind of face to match with the powerful, polemic writing that\u2019s made me seek her out. The petite, stylish blonde woman I meet is clever and friendly, offering me a bite of her cinnamon-raisin danish and wrapping up a quick email to her editor. She has an editor. At the New Yorker. She\u2019s my age.\nErica Stisser: You\u2019re so young to be at such a successful spot in your career. How did you get here? What inspired you to start writing, and how did you turn that into a viable profession?\nJia Tolentino: I didn\u2019t think I would be able to turn writing into a viable profession until a few years ago. I\u2019ve been working under the assumption that every opportunity is a fluke that might slip away. In college, the recession hit when I was a junior and I didn\u2019t know anyone in New York, or in media, and I didn\u2019t have any experience. I had taken creative writing classes on the side every semester for fun, and I had a sense that writing was the one thing I was good at, but I assumed I would end up in teaching or nonprofit work. I joined the Peace Corps after college. But then in the Peace Corps I kept writing fiction and little stories for my friends. I spent a lot of time working on this terrible chick lit novel, but then my laptop got stolen. I was so crushed. Not really by losing the novel, because it was horrible\u2014but I realized that I took my writing more seriously and more personally than I\u2019d thought, I guess. And then my beautiful friend lent me his laptop and I kept writing and I started to take it more seriously.\nI came back from Peace Corps, started copywriting, grant writing. I was still writing fiction, a new novel, and wanted to see if it was good, so I applied to some fully funded fiction programs. I got into Michigan, which seemed like a sign that it was at least worth continuing to try. And then Michigan was so good, so generous, that I got antsy with all my spare time and started freelancing, mostly for the Awl network. In 2012, Emma Carmichael brought me onto the The Hairpin as a part-time editor. Within that year, she became one of my best friends, even though we had never talked before when she hired me. It still feels amazing to have had that kind of luck\u2014a thoroughly life-changing friendship.\nES: You were working remotely?\nJT: Yep. I realized that I liked editing a lot. At the Hairpin I was editing a lot of first-time writers, a lot of personal essays, which I loved. It satisfied that journalistic curiosity of getting inside someone\u2019s mind and understanding the most intense thing that\u2019s ever happened to them.\nWhen Emma got hired at Jezebel as editor-in-chief, she asked me if I wanted to come over with her\u2014to move to New York and work as features editor. I figured it was a good time to really give this industry a try. When I started my MFA I wasn\u2019t yet calling myself a writer. And then, around one year in, freelancing for the Hairpin and getting better through the program, I thought, okay, I think this could be my job, I think I could feasibly be a writer for a living.\nAt Jezebel, I edited features and blog posts\u2014we ran a post every 20 minutes from 9 AM to 9 PM, and a couple features a day. I liked the work, and how hectic it was. I took some meetings, but I didn\u2019t want to leave Gawker. I felt wary of the idea that I should be trying to stairstep up the prestige ladder as quickly as possible. I felt that I had a lot to learn from a place like Gawker, where you had complete control over your work and a constant education in the hellish state of online discourse. Gawker was also a sort of early warning system for a lot of things\u2014Gamergate, digital unionization, billionaire meddling. I had a sense that the total freedom we had would not be possible for very long.\nJT: And then in 2016 Gawker went bankrupt, lost the case in Florida. I accepted a job offer at the New Yorker that day. By that point I was very ready to learn a very different set of things\u2014to be edited super hard, to try to work up to these high editorial standards. I think my work life has been half luck, half me just blindly chasing whatever seems really fun and really hard at the same time. I\u2019m also a very compulsive writer. I will fill any space of my time with writing. At Jezebel I edited all day and then I would write at night a lot.\nES: How are you aware of your audience when you do that? How do you keep your audience in mind in general when you write?\nJT: I don\u2019t know how sustainable this is, but I don\u2019t think about audience at all. I write mostly to satisfy myself, to write through things I can\u2019t figure out without writing about them. Or I\u2019m even just figuring out what I want to figure out\u2014sort of setting the clock of the piece to an internal time. This might come from starting out as a blogger. With blogging you really have to amuse yourself, which is why blogging is this boot camp for developing a voice. It\u2019s also like a mental clearing house\u2014I approached it with the viewpoint of, here\u2019s something I\u2019m obsessed with, if I give it my best shot maybe I\u2019ll never have to think about it again.\nI do sometimes try to tone-correct by imagining that my smartest and funniest friend is reading a piece. You want to write towards a reader who respects you, even though that\u2019s not always what\u2019s going to happen\u2014you might as well act as if that\u2019s the case, you know? You can always tell when a writer doesn\u2019t respect his or her readers, feels superior to them. I also try to keep an argument tight by asking myself at the end of a draft if somebody who completely disagrees with my politics could still read it and understand that I\u2019m writing honestly. Writing about women\u2019s issues is good for working out that test.\nES: Makes me think of your piece on the 32-week abortion.\nJT: Right. With that, I tried to just be as clear about the facts as possible\u2014to use the medium of the interview to draw out all the things that would come out in conversation with a friend, that are known among women who have been through late abortion and late miscarriage, but don\u2019t break the surface of the abortion conversation normally. After that piece, actually, I got a lot of pro-life people emailing me saying that they were rethinking their stance, which felt like the most incredible thing. There\u2019s nothing harder right now than changing somebody\u2019s mind. It seems almost impossible.\nI guess I do think about audience in terms of\u2014what specific forms of freedom and opportunity do I get from this outlet? Like at Gawker, it was the right place to be adversarial and punchy and caustic and vulgar. Jezebel was a really good platform to push back on mainstream market feminism. I recently wrote a magazine piece on Millennials for the New Yorker, and had to regularly remind myself, the reader is not necessarily a leftist 28 year old\u2014you have to understand, and make the most of, the fact that the core audience of this magazine is not precisely you.\nBut mostly I don\u2019t think about it. Because I think a lot of writers go nuts thinking about what people think about them or their work.\nES: You\u2019re entering this conversation of mainstream feminism in a way that\u2019s not just talking about issues, but actually encouraging actionable steps. I think that\u2019s really important.\nJT: That\u2019s really, really nice to hear.\nES: And obviously that\u2019s what we need right now, to be actionable. 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I\u2019m more interested in figuring out how we actually get to interact with the world in a different way.\nBut I don\u2019t know. There was also a while, at Jezebel, where I tried writing heavily argued pieces with no conclusion. And at a time when everything is so overweighted with, like, \u201cAnd now, more than ever, this is why\u2026\u201d\u2014it\u2019s nice to write about things like Large Adult Sons.\nJT: Pieces that are obviously not that deep.\nES: But they still make you think about culture on a more micro level.\nJT: Sure, yeah. Or just allow you to recalibrate your tone in a way that feels to me more honest.\nES: You use humor a lot to that effect \u2013 I\u2019m thinking of your piece on Cracker Barrel. I think a lot of writers struggle not to use humor in a superfluous way. Often it feels more like a garnish than a tool and writers shy away from it because they fear it\u2019ll make them look unprofessional, especially women writers.\nJT: The garnish thing is right\u2014humor as a flourish rather than sort of an approach. I guess I\u2019ve never thought about how I use it. I think I have a good sense of humor, but I don\u2019t think I\u2019m funny. I just make it clear when I think other things are funny. It was encouraged, at Gawker, to throw your voice around and use a lot of different registers. I would sometimes write stupid little blogs where I was maniacally exhilarated, almost histrionic, which is a tone I like.\nI wonder if writers are afraid to use humor or if the ability to do so is just genuinely rare. A really funny fiction writer is a diamond in the fucking rough. I think Alissa Nutting is really funny, Elif Batuman. There\u2019s a deep sort of humor that\u2019s literary that comes from the void. 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Chemaly\u2019s voice is research-driven, and impeccably so; allowing the pervasive everyday of gender bias to wash over the reader without their immediate knowledge.\nThe day I finished reading Rage Becomes Her, I had five encounters with men over 12 hours that made me feel varying degrees of discomfort, guilt and shame. I started my day by sharing the A train with a dude who was swearing loudly, telling women to give him personal space on the crowded subway. When I made my connection to the 1, I recounted this dialogue to my friend; during which, an older gentleman interrupted us, telling my friend she \u201clooked really creative,\u201d gave her his card, and asked for her first name. Later in the day, I relayed both of these interactions to my girlfriend in a Lyft, during which our driver interrupted to ask what I was talking about. Then my girlfriend and I went to a concert, where the male bartender became aggressive when he got my drink order wrong; and after that, in the car home, my friendly driver asked multiple times if I had a boyfriend.\nThese things happen to women all the time; tragically, we are conditioned to accept them. But I experienced an unprecedented sense of rage \u2014 a reddening of my ears, a clenching of my fists where I wanted to yell \u2014 and I realized it was because Rage Becomes Her had offered me an agency over my anger, a right to be furious, that I had never really felt before. These interactions were not out of the ordinary \u2014 they are almost quotidian by now \u2014 but for the first time, I didn\u2019t want to shrug it off. I wanted to get mad. Chemaly graciously took time out of her busy book tour to talk to me about Serena Williams, #MeToo, and the realities of being a feminist parent.\nI thought I\u2019d start off by asking you about your take on the very recent, and rather devastating, developments of the U.S. Open Women\u2019s Final. What did it say to you about how women\u2019s rage is policed \u2014 particularly women of color \u2014 within archaic institutions?\nHonestly, I think that more than the incident itself was what came in the immediate and long-term wake of it. It was clear that Williams herself was very aware of what was happening, and what its meaning was. She immediately took Osaka under her wing and spoke to her. These were not the images people necessarily selected. There were a lot of pictures of her looking unhinged like the \u201cangry black woman.\u201d But she also explicitly said, \u201cWe have to be able to show our emotions and not be sanctioned in these ways, but I know that didn\u2019t work out for me. Maybe because I did this, it will work out for someone else.\u201d She\u2019s very self-conscious about the dynamics, and as a black woman, she had to constantly be calibrating her effect and that\u2019s something that resonated with many black women and women even more broadly who are aware of always having to not be perceived as irrational, unhinged, et cetera. I think that one of the more important outcomes of this is to think about how exactly she was penalized. Calling him a thief for defending her honor\u2014she was fined the biggest ever U.S. Open fine for verbal abuse. There\u2019s just no shortage of examples of men acting in far more abusive and egregious ways, and I think that\u2019s very telling. I think that says a lot. 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It just so happened that I could \u2014 in the wake of #MeToo I had to go back in and I had to add that to the chapters on silencing and denial.\nFollowing on from that; you have a chapter in your book, \u201cThere Are No Words,\u201d which deals with #MeToo and the pervasion of sexual harassment, but I was wondering if you could speak a little more to your personal experience of being a writer/cultural commentator during this time when, for women, the ideas behind #MeToo are hardly revolutionary. Writers like Gloria Steinem and Judith Butler have been writing on the subject for decades. Now, it\u2019s prime commercial fodder for print media and pop culture at large. From your perspective (considering you yourself have been in the field for a long time) does it feel like there\u2019s been a significant shift?\nYes, I\u2019ve felt that. Three years ago, if I wrote the words \u201cwhite male supremacy,\u201d I got a lot of pushback. A lot of pushback about that. I don\u2019t think that\u2019s true today in the same way. I think that editors who tend to be, you know, white men, a lot of them, particularly in well-established publications, that\u2019s a profoundly uncomfortable expression, which is in and of itself an expression of privilege; the fact that that expression can make not just these editors uncomfortable, and that\u2019s men and women \u2013 the pushback was from men and women \u2013 but they can then act on that discomfort. I want to say it was maybe December or January after the election, I remember saying that on an NPR program called Indivisible, and the hostess on the program really pushed back. She said, \u201cYou know, this is a matter of opinion,\u201d and I was like, \u201cActually, no it\u2019s not, it\u2019s not a matter of opinion. Let\u2019s just talk about these facts and what they represent.\u201d She was very uncomfortable, and so in the show I said, \u201cWe should really interrogate this idea of why the word supremacy is so unpalatable to you.\u201d\nI was going to say; it is that word \u201csupremacy\u201d that was so stigmatised for so long, and would still be to so many people.\nTotally. And the words do matter. What I\u2019m interested in in the wake of #MeToo is that discomfort; the discomfort that men have this all tied up in their masculine identities as acknowledging what women\u2019s situation is, and frankly acknowledging the privileges we never talk about, like the freedom to speak without being harassed and interrupted and assaulted constantly. When you go through it \u2014 I think i quoted Robin Morgan who said many years ago, \u201cYou go through a period where your sensitivity is overwhelming.\u201d I know that. That\u2019s happened to me two succinct moments in my life, and you get past that, but it\u2019s almost like you have to go through that conflict and assess what you\u2019re going to do with this consciousness you have.\nAs a queer woman, I really appreciate that you explicitly make clear the existence of more fluid expressions of gender, and that this book largely exists in a binary not because you see the world to be as such, but because society makes it so. You include a quote from trans activist Julia Serano that the antitrans sentiment she faces can \u201cbetter be described as misogyny.\u201d During the research process, did you notice any glaring omissions re: rage and trans or nonbinary folk? Do you see Rage Becomes Her as an attempt to fill that gap?\nHonestly, I think that it\u2019s inadequate from that perspective, only because even seeking it out \u2014 and I really did try and find information \u2014 it\u2019s just not there. So there\u2019s a group of us who work on issues of online harassment and gender-based violence, and we came together several years ago on this issue of being able to construct research from the perspective of knowing that you need intersectional data because it doesn\u2019t exist. So some of the people in the room were academics, some of us were writers and activists, and we kept coming around over and over again to how the phrasing of the question perpetuated the problem that we were trying to address. The only entry point that I had that I could explore were not studies about fluidity and emotional expression so much as studies about specifically masculinity or femininity. Even then as I wrote, those were binaries, and so the things that I found which I found immensely insightful were the words of trans people who were able to articulate their own experiences, and a little bit of research about how men and women who, in their affect, are very much like their \u201copposite\u201d sex, and to have better emotional regulation. But there was not a lot of that.\nThat\u2019s really interesting. I like what you said about the way that the question is framed either enforcing or being able to create more fluid space.\nThat\u2019s exactly right. The question is really \u2014 people will throw studies at you. I know this is going to happen to me. I looked at literally hundreds, if not thousands, of studies. Some people will [say I\u2019m] wrong. I will have interpreted some things wrong, probably made a mistake. But I find it interesting that \u2014 to me, the more interesting question is how the study was framed right from the start. I kind of laugh, because we were talking about things like online harassment, but every time Jack Dorsey says \u2014 like with Alex Jones, where he says \u201cAlex Jones didn\u2019t violate our rules,\u201d and then he closes the door. Well, you wrote the rules. You framed the rules. You created the context in which he wouldn\u2019t break the rules.\nI agree with that. It\u2019s like how an empowering radical feminist Facebook group can get banned because it violates the guidelines, but a white supremacist group can stay. It\u2019s absurd.\nIt\u2019s completely absurd.\nOn that research note I brought up earlier: I may be projecting here, but as a nonfiction writer I am always daunted by the prospect of incorporating research into my work. This book read as impeccably thorough in that department. Do you have any words of wisdom for tackling such hefty topics?\nI would have to first say that I am very lucky in one regard, which is that I have the ability to read very quickly, which I take as a real gift. That\u2019s difficult for some people, because it just takes a lot of time to read. We need to be reading. I think that if you\u2019re a writer, automatically you have a natural curiosity. There\u2019s just something to me implicit in writing about that fact. In some ways, the research is a form of armor. I know there are people who will never be convinced by fact, but it\u2019s very important, particularly as a woman, or a person who has multiple marginal identities, to acknowledge the lack of credibility that we have in the public sphere. That\u2019s just fact. It\u2019s an unpleasant fact, but we don\u2019t get to get away with just asserting our statements. Whether they\u2019re backed up by fact or not, we have to constantly provide support. I think that after literally years of writing, it\u2019s very much second nature to me. I also want to be prepared. I want to be prepared, and I also want to understand where I may be wrong. I don\u2019t want to engage in confirmation bias. I actually would like to suss out the truth, so the research helps me do that, I think.\nThat\u2019s very comforting to know. If I\u2019m just writing for a few more years, it\u2019ll become second nature to me. I like that idea.\nIt does become habit though.\nKeeping that in mind, I\u2019d like to dig into the title of this book a little bit: Rage Becomes Her. As I continued to read, I felt like the \u201cHer\u201d in the title primarily applies to mothers, or maternally-inclined women. Who do you consider the \u201cHer\u201d to be in this context? Is it more inclusive than my interpretation?\nThat\u2019s so interesting. So, I actually was really very conscious of this idea of the genealogy of anger. The way we transmit ideas intergenerationally. I go back and forth between my great-grandmother, my grandmother, my mother, myself, my daughters, and that was quite conscious. I wasn\u2019t really thinking of the \u201cHer\u201d necessarily in that way only. I was really thinking about the ways in which for women in particular, rage and anger are so evidently material in our bodies. The actual becoming of ourselves. I wanted to address multiple things. One was that. The second was the disillusion of the binary between our bodies and ourselves. Our bodies and our brains. That idea that this is a concrete thing in our lives, and that it informs not just this emotion in the ether in a disembodied sense, but the stuff that we\u2019re made of. And I also thought, you know, we\u2019re all so used to being taught as young girls to be prototypically feminine and pretty, and becoming.\nLike debutante balls; they\u2019re confirmations.\nThat\u2019s right, they\u2019re confirmations and social validations. I wanted to say, you know, we\u2019re told that this anger is ugly, but I want to say that it\u2019s beautiful.\nI want to talk about audience for a minute. Who do you envision reading this book? Is it for exhausted straight women to give to their male partners who just don\u2019t *get* it? Is it for women who have never really engaged with feminism before?\nI\u2019m so glad you asked this question because I spent this morning writing a short memo to myself about writing an article. Literally on my phone at the crack of dawn. Here\u2019s what we know. We know men don\u2019t read books by women, and we know they don\u2019t read books by women about other women, and God forbid, it\u2019s women about other women and emotions. Then they\u2019re really screwed, right? What\u2019s interesting to me is, what I\u2019ve heard from many women is they\u2019re grateful for the validation and the feeling they\u2019re not crazy. I understand that. But if every woman could take the book and hand it to any man \u2014 any man at all \u2014 that would be good, because men aren\u2019t going to pick up this book. But I will say this: there is this double standard that we need to shed light on immediately. It\u2019s reflected in the book. The double standard is that if I write a book like this \u2014 or Brittney Cooper\u2019s Eloquent Rage, similar \u2014 those books get shelved in bookstores or Amazon under Feminist theory or Gender Studies. The only people who see them are people who are already interested in that. But you look at a book like Michael Kimmel\u2019s Angry White Men and that is automatically put under Politics, Political Science, and Sociology. Already, just in the distribution and marketing of the books, you see a very binary, sex-segregated, stereotypical and biased presentation of the content that inhibits the exposure of women\u2019s ideas to a broader audience. I cannot say enough how frustrating that is, because in point of fact, the books are not that different. We\u2019re talking about the legacies of these ideas about who we are and how our identities function in society. My book is explicitly about the social construction of anger, and the personal professional and political ramifications, and yes, there\u2019s feminist theory in it, but in fact, it\u2019s in synthesis with sociology and psychology and political science.\nYou yourself have daughters, and you often use anecdotes around being a parent/mother to guide the chapters into more research-based territory. Was this a difficult book for you to write in that way? Knowing that your children have all this societal \u201cconditioning\u201d ahead of them, or have experienced it already? Or was that one of your driving incentives; wanting your daughters to have a resource where they can quantify, and understand, their frustrations, and the validity of using anger in a positive way?\nI think yes, but my daughters are older now. They age through the book. That was quite conscious too, because of the chronology. But for better or worse, my daughters are my daughters, so they grew up with everything you saw in that book. I think the tension is, if you\u2019re a feminist parent, any feminist parent is like, how much is too much information? And when do you give a child information? What is frightening versus what is helpful? And those conversations have to be daily conversations. You can\u2019t just dump information on people at a dinner table when they\u2019re fourteen. If you don\u2019t start when they\u2019re small, providing them with the language and structure and framework for thinking about it, it\u2019s much harder. You know, when I think about what black mothers go through in terms of having to prepare their children, it\u2019s much more immediate and dangerous for the parent of a black girl. Certainly for a parent of a black boy, but it\u2019s different for the parents of black girls too. They are similarly facing mass incarceration, sexual violence, degradation, and so what I find interesting is that by the end of high school, which I wrote about, black girls and black boys have the smallest gap in self esteem, and black girls are the only cohort in which girls have higher self esteem than boys. I think that\u2019s really important to acknowledge, and to think about why that is. What is it that black parents have to do? And they have to do some pretty difficult things to make sure their children are safe and well. What is it that they\u2019re doing? That\u2019s really the question for me.\nI remember that moment in the book from your perspective, when one of your daughters wants to go down the road to get an ice cream, and to have this intense emotional response to it \u2014 and it\u2019s really effective, because you\u2019ve told us earlier that you and your daughters were followed home on multiple occasions when they were younger. I\u2019d never considered that from the mother\u2019s perspective.\nYes, because you know what that feels like as a young woman. You know when you feel competent and free, and then you\u2019re forced to acknowledge that that\u2019s irrelevant.\nI was reading it and I was like, oh god, I must have given my parents so much grief growing up.\nThe book ends on a powerful note: a pragmatic, helpful guide navigating anger productively as a woman. It feels like a significant and exciting tonal shift, as the preceding chapters were research-driven and felt more sociological to me. Was this a conscious decision? Did you want to end on a practical, call to arms note?\nIt was, yeah, and honestly, it\u2019s so personal. I am very aware of the cycle of depression and despair that can kick in when you learn everything in the space. Like, really? This is so frustrating, and it\u2019s so tiring. What happened with each chapter is I would get to the point where I thought, well, what did I do? What do people do? What\u2019s the best approach for us? It made a lot more sense as I was writing to pool those all together in one place. Because very often, regardless of the content in any particular chapter, the response was the same, and could be condensed into one of these larger areas. And I wanted people to read the book and really think at the end about the creativity and joy and compassion that can go into this, and what this emotion is part of, instead of the endless feedback of negativity that we think about.\nWell, it really worked. 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        "raw_content": ">Treatments\nA sleep study, otherwise known as a polysomnography test is a device that monitors your sleep at night. Most sleep studies are performed to diagnose obstructive sleep apnoea, and occasionally Upper Airways Resistance Syndrome. Sometimes they can be used to diagnose other diseases such as Restless Legs Syndrome, or Epilepsy.\nSleep Studies are performed over one night and can be either performed at home or in a hospital. Normally if you are worried about Obstructive Sleep Apnoea or Upper Airways Resistance Syndrome, then a study performed at home is all you need. If your doctor suggests that you need a sleep study done in a hospital overnight, then they will be also checking for epilepsy (as they will require a video recording of the sleeping patient). Restless legs syndrome can be diagnosed at home, and does not require an inpatient stay, but often a video recording is very useful. 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This is very important when you are trying to diagnose Upper Airways Resistance Syndrome.\nThere can be a number of other cables that lead to you head or legs to diagnose other conditions.\nThere is a similar set up for children as seen in the image below.\nPulse oximetry is just the device that sits on your finger at night (monitoring heart rate and oxygen levels in the blood. Mr Vik Veer does not recommend the use of these devices as they are unable to detect most problems during sleep. It will only pick up very obvious severe sleep apnoea but in Mr Vik Veer\u2019s experience it misses significant problems with sleep disordered breathing. Mr Vik Veer has met a number of people who have had a pulse oximetry test (which is mainly used by Respiratory teams who provide CPAP), who were then told that they have no problem after the test. When they go on to have a proper sleep study they find out that in fact they have a treatable sleep disorder which helps them with their tiredness and other symptoms. If you know you will only accept CPAP as a treatment option, then a pulse oximetry would be a reasonable choice.\nPulse Oximetry is often used for children in the NHS to work out if they should undergo an adenotonsillectomy to solve their sleep apnoea problem. Mr Vik Veer still advocates a proper sleep study even in children.\nHow can I get a Sleep Study done?\nMr Vik Veer provides a courier service where a state-of-the-art sleep study machine is sent directly to your home / workplace. You would then use the device that night in the comfort of your own bed, and then the courier will return the next day to pick up the device. This avoids having to travel into central London to pick up a device and return it by hand the next day. Because of the courier, this sleep study option is now a national service. Now anyone in the country is able to have a sleep study done whenever they wish. To get the results you may want to have a formal report written for you by Mr Vik Veer or if you prefer you can visit Mr Vik Veer in his London clinics to discuss the results face-to-face.\nIf you would like more information or to book in a sleep study please contact Mr Vik Veer via his team of secretaries:\nPrivate secretary: 0207 458 4584 - Contact@Consultant-Surgeon.co.uk\nWhich Sleep Study does Mr Vik Veer use?\nMr Vik Veer uses the best home sleep study device on the market. The NoxT3 is the same reference device used by the best Sleep centres around the world including the centres of excellence in London - Royal National Throat Nose and Ear Hospital in Kings Cross, and the Royal Brompton Hospital, Chelesea.\nWhat information can be gained from the NoxT3 Sleep Study\nThe NoxT3 sleep study provides a wealth of information for analysis. Not only does it provide accurate information about the number of times someone stops breathing at night (AHI), but it also provides an ODI result (the number of times the patient stops breathing and if it causes a loss of oxygen in the blood). Importantly for Upper Airways Resistance Syndrome the NoxT3 also measures the airflow and how it is being resistricted. It also measures how much effort the patient is making to try and breathe. People who work hard to breathe all night often do rather well on less advanced sleep studies, but when you look at the effort they are making to breathe, it is no wonder why these people are so tired in the morning. Fighting to breathe all night is extremely tiring, and this aspect is often missed in other sleep studies. Oxygen levels, heart rate anomalies, and if necessary information about snoring, brain activity, leg movements, and even bruxism (grinding teeth whilst sleeping.\nAll of these measurements are supported by positional information which provide a great depth of information. You can therefore see which side you need to sleep on to snore less or breathe better. Sometimes patients are classified as having severe obstructive sleep apnoea and are given a CPAP machine to treat it. 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The test at its most simplest will give an AHI result. This is the number of times you stop breathing on average for every hour you sleep.\nAn AHI below 5 is considered normal in adults.\nAHI 5-15 is mild obstructive sleep apnoea\nAHI 15-30 is moderate obstructive sleep apnoea\nAn AHI greater than 30 is considered to be severe obstructive sleep apnoea\nUnfortunately the overall AHI score can be misleading as it might be that patients only get obstructive apnoeas when lying on their back. If on the night of the sleep study you happened to mainly sleep on your side this would mean the total average AHI for the whole night would dip below 5 giving the false impression that they are normal. A close examination of the entire sleep study is required to make sure that nothing is missed.\nMr Vik Veer provides a sleep study service where the device couriered direcly to you.\nIf you are thinking of seeing Mr Vik Veer for a private consultation, it would speed up the process if you bring your full sleep study report with you to the appointment. Please note that for adults a pulse oximetry monitor does not provide adequate enough information. Either a full polysomnogram or a good quality home sleep study is required. Mr Vik Veer prefers the NoxT3 Sleep Study device if possible.\nFor children, a sleep study is not always necessary.\nIf you do not have a sleep study report or have never had one, then one of Mr Vik Veer's secretaries will help you arrange to have one done. 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        "raw_content": "C'mon, Spooky! Get something new up. I'm tired of reading the same old shit.\nwww.wtcnuke.com\nwww.nucleardemolition.com\nhttp://www.saunalahti.fi/wtc2001/evidence.htm\nand watch vids by \"MysticalGroove\"\nQuestion: Surely you are familiar with Killtown's blog because I have seen you post on there regularly, so I was wondering if you could help me find a page on it or on something Killtown-related that I found a week ago but can no longer find. It is the page with the aerial photos of the Shanksville site but taken in 1993 or '94, showing pre-existing \"trenches\", including one right where the \"wings\" trench would be on 9/11. It had one or two photos of this and I was trying to find it for the last couple days, because a week ago when I first saw it I just assumed I would be able to find it again easily so I didn't bookmark it. Well for the past couple days I have been unable to find it no matter how hard I've looked. Perhaps you are more familiar with its location and could post the page's address on here? Thanks very much.\n\"\"\"officially, for the flight 77 and flight 93 crashes, all people were identified by remains found at the crash site\"\"\"\nbut how many of these identified people were actual people and not simply fabricated names?\nProbably very few anonymous 2:56. Consider how few of either alleged passengers on 77 and 93 have had their families apply for the hush money. Also consider that the coroner for the county Shanksville is in, who was the coroner responsible for that \"crash site\" said a year after 9/11 that \"to this day I haven't seen a single drop of blood. Not a drop.\"\nI think \"Flight 93\" was a remotely-piloted A-3 Skywarrior painted up in United Airlines colors and equipped with a \"Flight Termination System\" made by Systems Planning Corp., rigged to explosives that had been thoroughly installed throughout the aircraft. Flown by a controller in the back of a DC-130 Hercules (drone control variant of the standard C-130), it was flown to the pre-designated \"crash area\" and blown up in midair, hence the widely separated debris fields. The \"crater\" was made most likely by an Army cratering charge, they've had those for many years now. As for the \"wings\" trench that may well have been preexisting judging from Killtown's aerial photos from 1993 that I saw a week ago. The \"tail\" mark could easily have been made by a buried line charge like the Army uses in mineclearing, it's basically a firehose stuffed with C4 explosive. Taper the amount of explosive in it, and bury the \"heavy\" end deeper than the other, set it off and you have a perfectly-shaped \"tail\" trench. Maybe have some scrap from the adjacent scrap yard buried nearby when they bury the explosive charges, set the whole thing off when the \"Flight 93\" drone detonates and Voila! We have the \"Flight 93 crash site\".\nI think you are a moron.\nFor anyone who may be looking for the pre-existing craters at the Shanksville site, simply go to Google Earth and look up the location. There's a 'history' slider in the upper left hand corner of the program that allows you to go back to the earliest space photos; there's some blurry ones pre-2001 that look a lot like the crater seen afterwards, and some more research will show that the place where the 'plane' hit was very hidden from the nearby highway, and had an access road in the rear which would have made dumping the plane parts easy. Remember that the 'Shanksville' location is not entirely accurate; Google Earth provides a nice marker for the spot where the crash supposedly was, though.\nHigh Rate of Thyroid Cancer in 9/11 FDNY Ground Ze...\nEverything You Always Wanted to Know About UFOs an...\nPart 6 of the \"September Clues\" Video Series that ...\nBrief Overview of the Evidence for No Plane at the...",
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        "raw_content": "A new memoir, by young author Justin St. Germain, documents his reckoning with his mother\u2019s murder in Tombstone, Arizona. The murder took place in 2001 in a trailer on the outskirts of town, and though the facts of the incident present no mystery in the literal sense, St. Germain\u2019s book is \u201cthe story of a quest\u201d to understand the event, as Julia Keller writes on NPR.\nKeller also underlines the book\u2019s vivid portrayal of Tombstone: a town where tourists stroll past the OK Corral where Wyatt Earp and a rival gang shot it out in 1881, picking up toy pistols and ice cream. A town that St. Germain describes as baking with summer heat: \u201cThe streets shimmered like rivers.\u201d\nBut as the author describes in a new Rumpus interview, St. Germain\u2019s focus in creating the book was on crafting a work that transcended his personal experience. The issue of violence\u2014and the culture of violence\u2014was forefront in his mind.\n\u201cI had grown up in that culture, but I didn\u2019t understand it all until she died. Then I\u2019m looking around and hearing these things like the Tombstone marshal saying she was a \u201cblack widow\u201d\u2014it was basically one hundred variations of the same thing; it was her fault for blank: for dating him, for being married more than once\u2014and it infuriated me at the time. Honestly, learning that was one of the worst parts of the experience, and it was a really quick realization. Once you see violence or violence against women, you see it everywhere.\n\u201cI think my mother\u2019s death opened my eyes to other stories of violence, especially, but not exclusively, man-on-woman violence. Whereas before I largely ignored or overlooked how common it is, once I was looking for it, it seemed like every news story was about domestic violence, so many aspects of our mass culture contained and sometimes glorified it, and so many people I\u2019ve known or met since have experienced it. I thought my mother\u2019s death was unusual at the time, but in fact one of the most disturbing things about domestic violence is that it\u2019s so ordinary.\n\u201cAnd yet I didn\u2019t really know how to approach that in the book. It was something I wanted to talk about and write about. One of the real takeaways of growing up around a lot of domestic violence is the fear of becoming that and the knowledge that if you just go by statistics\u2014I\u2019m a white man from a working-class background who was around a lot of domestic violence\u2014I fit the profile exactly. I was both the narrator and a member of the demographic that\u2019s perpetrating all this. It was a constant tension I was aware of. I could say how it affected me, but I don\u2019t really know how it affected her.\u201d\nThere\u2019s more about the book in Alexandra Fuller\u2019s worth-reading review on the NY Times.",
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        "raw_content": "Home Uncategorized Can we trust Tether?\nCan we trust Tether?\nShould you trust Tether?\nHere\u2019s one of the big problems faced by people holding and trading crypto: if prices start to drop and you want to get out fast, it can be difficult to cash it in for fiat. This is where Tether comes in.\nMany of us dream of a day when it won\u2019t be necessary to cash out at all, and crypto will be a stable and widely used form of currency. You\u2019ll be able to leave your money in a wallet and use a crypto debit card to make your daily transactions without the concern that overnight your funds will suddenly lose value. That\u2019s the goal, but we\u2019re a long way off from that yet.\nThat\u2019s a problem that the Tether project proposes to solve by creating a token with a value constantly equal to that of the US dollar. By holding a US dollar for every USDT Tether token, Tether claim that the value is pegged to the USD and will remain stable.\nThis is great for people looking to secure profits from their holdings, and even better for day traders \u2013 nobody wants to profit by exchanging one coin for another only to see both plummet in value.In theory, it\u2019s a great idea \u2013 people fleeing market volatility can seek refuge in by exchanging coins for USDT and either cash out in fiat or swap back in when things have died down. But as you may have heard, it\u2019s not that simple.\nThe Tether project has been marred by widespread fear, uncertainty, doubt, and a host of different rumours claiming that the project is a scam. The aim of this article isn\u2019t to provide financial advice as to whether you should trade USDT or not, but just to get a closer look at the rumours and their validity so that you can make up your own mind as to whether Tether can be trusted or not.\nThe issue behind Tether is that as more people transfer holdings to USDT, Tether has to \u201cprint\u201d or create more tokens and put them in circulation. As long as the company has the fiat assets to back that up, there\u2019s no cause for concern. And obviously, they have those assets, right?\nYeah \u2013 about that. While Tether certainly claim to have the $2 billion USD required to back up USDT, the lack of transparency on that claim is a major cause for concern. Tether recently dissolved the relationship between them and their third party auditor, and have stated that they can\u2019t reveal their account balance due to issues with the US government. Feeling uncomfortable yet? Let\u2019s start at the beginning.\nThis is a token supposedly pegged to the US dollar. 1 USDT = 1 USD, that\u2019s the whole point. What happened was, people began to sell their Tether at below market value in case they couldn\u2019t get out in time. Of course, that new low price became the market value, and the price dropped 8% \u2013 not even noteworthy for most volatile cryptocurrencies, but a huge red flag for Tether, and entirely created by the panic of the holders.\nIt ended up being an unfounded panic, and nobody had their Tether frozen or removed permanently \u2013 however, many people \u201clost out\u201d simply by choosing to sell their assets at a reduced price, defeating the purpose of the token. The company was only indirectly at fault \u2013 panic was to blame here, but the situation illustrated that the token could be destabilized with relative ease.\nThe very next month saw a market pullback in crypto across the board, leading people to once again flee to Tether. However, so soon after the April scare things weren\u2019t quite stable yet, and the sudden surge in people buying back in to Tether to secure their holdings led to the price increasing and decreasing by several cents, most likely due to day traders taking advantage of the volatility that Tether is never supposed to exhibit.\nThese were far from the only problems that came into play\nIn September 2017, the company was \u201caudited\u201d and everything was said to be in order, with 1 USD per one USDT in the company\u2019s possession. Despite my reassuring phrasing, everything was not quite above board here \u2013 the audit was revealed to be an internal memo, and not an audit at all. The auditors themselves, Freidman LLP, said that the information was \u201cnot to be relied upon\u201d.\nSeemingly Tether had the money alright, but there was no verification of whether the funds were procured legally, whether they related to the project, and the name of the bank was redacted. Furthermore, the amount of USDT in circulation and USD required to back it up has drastically increased since that time.\nEveryone happy so far? No? Moving on, then.\nIn November 2017, $31 million dollars were stolen from Tether\u2019s main wallet, and in the same month the company parted ways with their third party auditor Freidman LLP. The scepticism and doubt surrounding the project was further fuelled by the reason cited for this by Tether themselves, who blamed Freidman\u2019s \u201cexcruciatingly detailed procedures\u201d. Ditching an auditor for being too thorough after they admitted that they hadn\u2019t been thorough enough to validate the project seems like just about the worst PR move I can think of, and many others felt the same way.\nFinally, the next month dealt the project another blow \u2013 in September 2017 project details were leaked in the Paradise Papers, revealing that an offshore law firm helped Bitfinex founders Phil Potter and Giancarlo Davisini incorporate Tether in the British Virgin Islands, something that further reduces the transparency of the company and sheds more doubt on their intentions in the eyes of many sceptical observers.\nThe remote tax haven location didn\u2019t stop US regulators from issuing Bitfinex a subpoena in December 2017, the results of which may eventually shed light on the reality of Tether\u2019s holdings. 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        "raw_content": "Seoul media say North might test nuke in Pacific\nChinese earthquake officials earlier said the tremor was a \"suspected explosion\", while South Korean officials and CTBTO, the nuclear proliferation watchdog, both said they believed it was a natural quake. As North Korea has developed its nuclear weapons capabilities, fewer companies have been willing to forge partnerships there, either because of restrictive sanctions or the country's barren investment climate. (more...)\nXylem Inc. (XYL) Earns \"Buy\" Rating from Cowen and Company\nThe most current P/E ratio is 41.58 and the market cap is 11.56B. The stock increased 0.57% or $0.36 during the last trading session, reaching $63.66. Moreover, Millennium Mgmt Lc has 0% invested in Boot Barn Holdings Inc (NYSE:BOOT). It also reduced Jack Henry Assoc (NASDAQ:JKHY) stake by 5,000 shares and now owns 235,000 shares. 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        "raw_content": "Technology and Children\u2026 When is it Too Young?\nRecently, Big Island blogger Tiffany Edwards Hunt posted a picture of her baby next to her laptop that stirred up a few emotional comments regarding the health of children.\nOther people have recently commented that I shouldn\u2019t place pictures of children on my blog. I guess I\u2019ll push a few buttons here on this post.\nWhen I was young, I remember going up to the local college and playing with the punch card machines and the huge computer systems when I was about 6-7 years old.\nI continued playing in those same college computer labs for about 5 years while I lived next to the college. I remember the old apple [II] systems where I could spend hours playing loadrunner on them.\nAs I got older, I spent hours at the local arcades spending money on video games. If there was a video game to be found as I was growing up\u2026 I would find it. Whether it was on a ferry, a restaurant, a bowling alley or a corner store\u2026 I knew where all the video games were in town.\nNow a days, we have home computers and video game consuls that you can play games at home. For some reason, I\u2019ve never been much of a video game player\u2026 now that they are so easily available. However, I know many people that can\u2019t get away from them.\nWhen my son turned three, I bought him his first \u201cComputer\u201d. It\u2019s a Vtech computer that cost about $40.00 bucks and while he was only 3 and didn\u2019t understand how to use it that much\u2026 he enjoyed playing with it. Now he plays with it whenever he wants and knows exactly what he\u2019s doing.\nWhen he turned 3 and a half at Christmas time\u2026 We bought him a Vtech gaming consul. He loves this and would prefer to play the educational games that we purchased for him rather then watch TV.\nThis past Christmas, his grandma bought him a Vtech Camera which he uses all the time. This camera is not only a \u201cDigital Camera\u201d that can hold 1200 pictures with a memory card, it can also make movies and play childrens games.\nYou will often see him tagging along with me taking pictures of the same things I\u2019m taking.\nI myself didn\u2019t even have a digital camera until about 7-8 years ago, and I know many people that still just feel comfortable wasting money and the environment with disposable cameras\u2026 but that\u2019s a whole different story.\nAt what age is technology and computing too young for children?\nLet my 4 year old son tell you a little bit about dismantling a computer and then you decide:\n[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6DRGfDlOje0&hl=en&fs=1]\nFiled under: Education, Kids, Technology Tagged: | Technology and Children\n\u00ab Big Island Community Announcements Now Being Accepted by the FBI Blogs China Military Officials to Meet Taiwan Military Officials in Hawaii \u00bb\nChristian, on March 30, 2009 at 7:09 am said:\nThe computer that is the problem. It is what they connect to on the internet that disturbs me. Advertising and times wasting devices that try to get you to look at more advertising.\nMy Dad worked with \u201ccomputers\u201d since 1965 and my first computer was a Sinclair ZX81 that you had to think to use. These computers had jobs to do; calculate this, write that. Today people are not using computers, they are using the internet, which is more like using a commercially sponsored library filled with bad, self published books.\nSo let \u2019em use the computer, but keep them off the internet as much as possible.\nAnd kudos for getting your kid into the guts of it all.\nI do this to keep the spammers away * Time limit is exhausted. Please reload CAPTCHA. eight \u00d7 =",
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        "raw_content": "\"A Collection of Songs About Hockey and Winter\"\nHere's a little history of Dave Parker's musical accomplishments:\n- Composed the Shuffle Demon's hit songs: \u201cSpadina Bus\u201d, \u201cOut of my House Roach\u201d, \u201cPavin\u2019 My Road\u201d, and \u201cYukon Girl\u201d\n- POST CITY \u2013 \u201cSpadina Bus\u201d by the Shuffle Demons is chosen as one of the top 50 Toronto rock songs of all time!\n- As a founding member of the Shuffle Demons (1984 \u2013 1994), he recorded 5 albums, numerous videos, was nominated for a Juno, received a gold record and toured North America and Europe extensively playing most major jazz and world music festivals.\n- The Trio David Parker, (Jazz) has released two independent albums and toured throughout Canada.\n- He has recorded and toured with Jig\u2019s Up! which is a \u2018roots oriented\u2019 project that features the songwriting talents of David Parker... \"Cold Beer\" among others.\n- Founding member of the internationally famous saxophone quartet Sax-o-Matic (over 350,000 hits on youtube)\nPhoto: Klody Tremblay",
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        "raw_content": "Problem: In the short genealogical note in 1 Samuel 1:1, Elkanah is said to be from the mountains of Ephraim. However, in 1 Chronicles 6:16\u201323, the longer genealogical record indicates that Elkanah was a Levite. Which is correct?\nSolution: Both are correct. The fact that Eli took Samuel into the temple service as an apprentice, and that Samuel later carried out the functions of the priesthood, substantiate the genealogical report that Samuel, and his father Elkanah, were of the tribe of Levi. The statement in 1 Samuel 1:1 simply points out that Elkanah lived in the mountains of Ephraim. All the Levites were assigned to dwell in certain cities that were scattered throughout the tribes of Israel (Num. 35:6). It is quite probable that Ramathaim Zophim, the city where Elkanah lived, was one of these appointed cities. Elkanah was a Levite by tribal descent and an Ephraimite by geographical location.",
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        "raw_content": "Problem: God is represented in the Scriptures as someone who \u201cis no respect[er] of persons\u201d (Rom. 2:11, kjv), and one who \u201cshows no partiality\u201d (Deut. 10:17). Yet, this verse tells us that God \u201cdid not respect Cain and his offering,\u201d which seems contradictory to the other verses.\nSolution: First of all, in the fundamental sense of the word, God respects every person for who he or she is, a creature made in His image and likeness (Gen. 1:27). If He didn\u2019t, He would not be respecting Himself. But, when the Bible says God is no respecter of persons, it means that He does not show partiality in meeting out His justice. As Deuteronomy 10 puts it, He \u201cshows no partiality nor takes a bribe\u201d (v. 17). In other words, God is completely fair and even-handed in His dealings.\nHowever, there is a sense in which it can be said that God does not respect some persons because of their evil deeds. God \u201cdid not respect Cain and his offering\u201d (Gen. 4:5) because it was not offered in faith (Heb. 11:4). Thus, the Bible also speaks of God hating Esau (Mal. 1:3) and the Nicolaitans (Rev. 2:6), not because of their person, but because of their practice. As John told the believers at Ephesus, they should \u201chate the deeds of the Nicolaitans\u201d (Rev. 2:6). God loves the sinner, but hates the sin.",
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        "raw_content": "Problem: Joshua 6 records the conquest and destruction of the city of Jericho. If this account is accurate, it would seem that modern archaeological excavations would have turned up evidence of this monumental event. However, haven\u2019t these investigations proven that the account in Joshua is inaccurate?\nSolution: For many years the prevailing view of critical scholars has been that there was no city of Jericho at the time Joshua was supposed to have entered Canaan. Although earlier investigations by the notable British archaeologist Kathleen Kenyon confirmed the existence of the ancient city of Jericho, and its sudden destruction, her findings led her to conclude that the city could have existed no later than ca. 1550 b.c. This date is much too early for Joshua and the children of Israel to have been party to its demise.\nHowever, recent reexamination of these earlier findings, and a closer look at current evidence indicates that not only was there a city that fits the biblical chronology, but that its remains coincide with the biblical account of the destruction of this walled fortress. In a paper published in Biblical Archaeology Review (March/April, 1990), Bryant G. Wood, visiting professor to the department of Near Eastern Studies at the University of Toronto, has presented evidence that the biblical report is accurate. His detailed investigation has yielded the following conclusions:\n1. That the city which once existed on this site was strongly fortified, corresponding to the biblical record in Joshua 2:5, 7, 15; 6:5, 20.\n2. That the ruins give evidence that the city was attacked after harvesttime in the spring, corresponding to Joshua 2:6, 3:15, 5:10.\n3. That the inhabitants did not have the opportunity to flee with their foodstuffs from the invading army, as reported in Joshua 6:1.\n4. That the siege was short, not allowing the inhabitants to consume the food which was stored in the city, as Joshua 6:15 indicates.\n5. That the walls were leveled in such a way to provide access into the city for the invaders, as Joshua 6:20 records.\n6. That the city was not plundered by the invaders, according to God\u2019s instructions in Joshua 6:17\u201318.\n7. That the city was burned after the walls had been destroyed, just as Joshua 6:24 says.",
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        "raw_content": "If you\u2019re ready to take that leap\u2026\nIf you\u2019re ready to change your life\u2026\nIf you\u2019re ready to push ahead and never look back\u2026\nIf you\u2019re ready to become a writer, then this podcast is for you.\nIt\u2019s not easy making the decision to become a writer. It might be something you\u2019ve considered for years, but just never had the time to do. Maybe you never knew how to go about it. Maybe you felt like you weren\u2019t good enough, smart enough, or dedicated enough.\nWell, then I\u2019m going to ask you to stop thinking like that, you Negative Nancy, and listen to what I have to say instead.\nIn this podcast, you will get to hear me talk (in my derpy American accent, no less) about becoming a writer. Things you need to tell yourself to feel confident; things you need to be comfortable, productive, and motivated; things you should know about the very basics of being a fledgling author in today\u2019s online world.\nThis episode is my first shot at editing a podcast! I\u2019m getting the hang of it, so the audio quality will continue to improve with future episodes\nNo problem. You can click here to download a .pdf transcript of the podcast.\nhow to become a writer how to become an author how to write writing advice writing tips\n\u2190 On Overcoming the Fear of Writing\nVIDEO: How to Deal with Bad Book Reviews! \u2192\n3 thoughts on \u201cWriterly Wit Episode 1: Becoming a Writer\u201d\nPingback: ASMSG Horror-Thriller Emagazine \u2013 Writerly Wit Episode 1: Becoming a Writer\nPingback: Tips for Building Believable Characters | Deina Furth.com\nPingback: ASMSG Horror-Thriller Emagazine \u2013 VIDEO: Tips for Building Believable Characters",
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        "raw_content": "Designers tend to speak their own language. This page is here to help you communicate with them effectively, because if you know what you want and how to ask for it, you\u2019re more likely to get it. Conversely, there are some things designers find really frustrating, and we want to avoid that if possible because these people are volunteering their time to help you. (To see an entertaining web site full of mistakes to avoid, check out Clients From Hell).\n1. Know what you\u2019re asking for\n\u2013 What is it? A flyer, a web site, a poster, a social media graphic? All of the above?\n\u2013 How big does it need to be?\n\u2013 Are you promoting a specific event, or is it to raise awareness about a cause?\n\u2013 When do you need it? (Try to make sure you\u2019re leaving enough time for them to help)\n2. Have the details ready\nIf you\u2019re promoting an event, include all the relevant info. That means what, where, when, cost, web site for further info. 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        "raw_content": "Saltasaurus (which means \"lizard from Salta\") is a genus of titanosaurid sauropod dinosaur of the Late Cretaceous Period of Argentina. Small among sauropods, though still heavy by the standards of modern creatures, Saltasaurus was characterized by a short neck and stubby limbs. It was the first genus of sauropod known to possess armour of bony plates embedded in its skin. Such small bony plates, called osteoderms, have since been found on other titanosaurids.\nThe fossils of Saltasaurus were excavated by Jos\u00e9 Fernando Bonaparte, Mart\u00edn Vince and Juan C. Leal between 1975 and 1977 at the Estancia \"El Brete\". The find was in 1977 reported in the scientific literature.[1]\nSaltasaurus was named and described by Bonaparte and Jaime E. Powell in 1980. The type species is Saltasaurus loricatus. Its generic name is derived from Salta Province, the region of north-west Argentina where the first fossils were recovered. The specific name means \"protected by small armoured plates\" in Latin.[2]\nThe holotype, PVL 4017-92, was found in a layer of the Lecho Formation dating from the early Maastrichtian stage of the Upper Cretaceousperiod, about seventy million years old. It consists of a sacrum connected to two ilia. Under the inventory number PVL 4017 over two hundred additional fossils have been catalogued. These include rear skull elements, teeth, vertebrae of the neck, back, hip and tail, parts of the shoulder girdle and the pelvis, and limb bones \u2014 plus various pieces of armour. These bones represent a minimum of five individuals, two adults and three juveniles or subadults.[3]\nCurrently the only recognised species of Saltasaurus is S. loricatus. A S. robustus and a S. australis have been suggested but these are now considered to belong to a separate genus, Neuquensaurus. Earlier, armour plates from the area had been named as Loricosaurus by Friedrich von Huene who assumed them to be from an armoured ankylosaurian. It has been suggested these plates were in fact from Saltasaurus.\nSaltasaurus is very small compared to most other members of the Sauropoda, estimated at 12.8 metres (42 ft) in length and 6.87 tonnes (7.57 short tons) in weight.[4] Powell estimated the adult length at six metres. In 2010, Gregory S. Paul estimated the maximum length at 8.5 metres, the weight at 2.5 tonnes.[5]\nThe teeth of Saltasaurus were cylindrical, with spatulate points. Saltasaurus had a relatively short neck with shortened neck vertebrae. The vertebrae from the middle part of its tail had elongated centra.[6] Saltasaurus had vertebral lateral fossae, pleurocoels, that resembled shallow depressions.[7] Fossae that similarly resemble shallow depressions are known from Malawisaurus, Alamosaurus, Aeolosaurus, and Gondwanatitan.[7] Venenosaurus also had depression-like fossae, but its pleurocoels penetrated deeper into the vertebrae, were divided into two chambers, and extend farther into the vertebral columns.[7] In Saltasaurus, the vertebral bone was generally cancellous and there were larger air chambers present as well. The limbs were short and stubby with especially short hands and feet. Saltasaurus had more robust radii than Venenosaurus.[8] The belly was extremely wide.\nA large osteoderm\nThe osteoderms came in two types. There were larger oval plates with a length of up to twelve centimetres. These were keeled or spiked and perhaps were ordered in longitudinal rows along the back. 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        "raw_content": "The Heart & Science of Learning: Model Partnership\nPosted by Jane Daniel - 28 February, 2018\n\"The whole school is better today than it was before the merger. It has truly been a case of 1+1=3. Whenever you can do this and affect a child\u2019s ability to learn, it\u2019s a real gain.\"\n- Rick Baker, Chair of the Board of Trustees, Summit School\nThe Randolph community had the opportunity, on the evening of February 20, to attend a Q&A with Rick Baker, Chair of the Board of Trustees of Summit School, to learn about Summit\u2019s merger with Triad Academy. This merger has served as a model for Randolph and Greengate School as the two schools have explored a similar partnership. Mr. Baker visited with the Randolph and Greengate school communities to explain the ideas behind his school's merger, the process, and the benefits.\nSummit is an outstanding independent school in Winston-Salem, N.C. In 2012, the School merged with Triad Academy, a small school with a nationally accredited Orton-Gillingham program serving students with dyslexia.\nIt is estimated that 15-20% of the population has dyslexia or a language-based learning difference. Reading difficulties are often discovered in and around 2nd or 3rd grade. Intervention and intensive tutoring, often using the Orton-Gillingham approach, can help bright students with dyslexia acquire the tools needed to be successful in their educational and professional lives, yet there are only 14 Orton-Gillingham accredited schools in the nation. Both Greengate and Triad are among them.\nRick Baker was a trustee of Triad Academy, a school similar to Greengate, which served students with dyslexia, when they began discussions about a possible merger with Summit School. Six years later, Rick is still very involved and currently serves as the Chair of the Summit Board of Trustees. Randolph and Greengate trustees and administrators have gotten to know Rick through visits to Summit over the past 18 months, and accepted his generous offer to travel to Huntsville and share their experiences with our school communities.\nBackground to Summit-Triad merger\nSummit School was founded 1933 and serves students in grades PK-9. At the time of the merger with Triad, it served approximately 500 students, and found itself needing tools to best help bright students who were struggling readers. Triad was a small school on the outskirts of town. The school offered a solid O-G program, but lacked appropriate co-curricular offerings. They were struggling to grow beyond 50-60 students. Triad drew about a third of their students from Summit School and offered after-school tutoring to others. Through the merger, both schools grew their enrollments and are now a combined school of 640, with siblings able to attend school together, and all Summit students receiving the support they need.\nQ&A with Rick Baker\nWhat were the benefits of a merger to students from Triad and Summit?\nThe whole school is better today than It was before the merger. It has truly been a case of \u201c1+1=3.\u201d Whenever you can do this and affect a child\u2019s ability to learn, it\u2019s a real gain.\nFor the students who are in the Triad program, they receive the individual or small group instruction they need and are now able to partake fully in school life, from lunch, to arts, to athletics.\nSummit students benefit from a curriculum that incorporates more learning by doing, more maker labs, and fewer lectures. All Summit Lower School teachers have been trained in O-G and are more easily able to identify earlier students who may benefit from early intervention. The emphasis on professional development for Summit teachers has been heightened.\nTriad is a division of Summit School. Students in the Triad division receive O-G instruction in their core classes, but join other Summit students for co-curricular offerings (art, physical education, etc.), as well as for lunch, class trips, and after school activities. We are one school with different divisions. The time a student spends in the Triad division varies depending on the individualized need of each child. When students are ready to leave Triad, most stay at Summit, with about 90% of Triad students and their siblings being retained. Students who have completed the Triad program are finding great success, both at Summit and beyond. They have the tools they need and the ability to advocate for themselves in ways that benefit them for a lifetime.\nWe also offer a very successful summer camp program which brings students from around the region to campus for several weeks each summer. Additionally, Triad administrators and teachers train others in the O-G method, so we are having a profound effect on our wider community as well.\nHow has the perception of dyslexia changed as a result of your merger?\nWe work diligently to educate our school population and wider community about dyslexia. Through seminars, simulations, and on-going educational programs, we are learning more each day about this learning difference. Dyslexia is something to celebrate and many dyslexics have extraordinary success: 35% of entrepreneurs and 40% of self-made millionaires are dyslexic. They have problem-solving skills, grit, creativity, resilience, and navigate for success. Examples of successful dyslexics include Charles Schwab, Paul Orfalea, Henry Winkler, and Richard Branson. If you consider how the economic model is shifting to favor entrepreneurship, creativity and problem-solving, these kids can be a huge part of it.\nHow has the merger affected Summit\u2019s reputation in the community?\nThe merger has enhanced Summit\u2019s standing in the wider community. We are seen as more inclusive and welcoming and are more widely recognized as an educational thought leader. The school has become a magnet for our region, drawing students from a much wider geographical range.\nWhat was the biggest barrier you faced?\nOur biggest hurdle was financial. We had to retrofit a building on a short timeframe, while preparing for the many aspects of the merger. An angel philanthropist allowed this to happen, but we still had to raise funds for other costs, including legal and accounting fees, marketing, and tuition assistance to support Triad students.\nWhat have been the effects of the merger on your ability to raise philanthropic support for both schools?\nIt has always been positive from a fundraising standpoint. The Triad program has drawn more support from companies, individuals, and foundations who will support needs-based programs. And Summit has not seen any negative effects of competition for philanthropic dollars. Support for both programs is strong.\nIs tuition for students in the Triad Division the same as for other Summit divisions?\nNo; tuition for students in the Triad division is a premium above the Summit tuition, just over 30% higher. This is needed to cover the costs of the individualized instruction and smaller teacher-student ratio. 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        "raw_content": "Both online slot games and casino games are programmed to pay out a percentage back to their players over a set period of time. However, these games also work together with a random number generator, which means that no one can ever accurately predict when the machines will pay out.\nRandomness is Key\nIf something is truly \u2018random\u2019 this means that it lacks any purpose, cause, or order. A process is random when its results are not predictable and everything is left to chance.\nThe clearest example of a random process is a toss of the dice. The result will be one, two, three, four, five, or six, but each time that the dice is thrown there is no way of knowing precisely what the next result will be.\nWhat\u2019s more, each event (toss of the dice) is completely independent, which is to say that the previous results of the previous tosses have absolutely no bearing whatsoever on the result of the toss of the dice that\u2019s presently at hand. In other words, if you just rolled a 6 this doesn\u2019t mean that you\u2019re any more or less likely to roll another 6. Well, it\u2019s statistically irrelevant anyway; if you seriously believe that lady luck has something else in store then that\u2019s your right to think so.\nA random number generator or RNG is any piece of hardware or software that is capable of generating long strings of successive numbers that are truly random within a given range.\nA dice is a mechanical RNG, but it\u2019s quite simple in that it can only generate one of 6 possible outcomes. In contrast, the RNGs that work with slot games online are generating literally thousands of numbers per second, and they have multiple sequences of random numbers being generated simultaneously. So try to imagine a dice that instead of having 6 sides it has 1,000,0000,000.\nThe slot\u2019s RNG is constantly churning out numbers. When a player clicks their mouse to spin the reel on online slot games, what they\u2019re actually doing is stopping the RNG. Thus, contrary to what beginning slot players may assume, it doesn\u2019t matter how long you wait after clicking the mouse and then clicking it again\u2014as soon you click \u201cto spin\u201d the reels, what you\u2019ve actually done is stop the RNG.\nOnline Slots RTP\nAn online slot machine game has what\u2019s called an RTP or \u2018return to player\u2019. For example, a game that has an RTP of 95% means that it has been designed in such a way that it will pay back $95 for every $100 dollars that go into it.\nWhen the programmers behind slot games online make a game and program its RTP they make sure that the time frame that slot games online pay out their RTP is incredibly long, sometimes as long as 25 years. What\u2019s more, the RNG that\u2019s integrated into the game means that this payout could occur more than once in a single week or not at all for an entire decade. In other words, an RTP of 95% doesn\u2019t mean that the machine pays out 95 dollars every time that It will not pay exactly $95 each time it takes in $100. That would make the game predictable.\nSlot Games Online Have a Higher RTP than Casino Slot Machines\nAlthough both virtual and physical slot machines work on exactly the same principals with an RTP that works in conjunction with an RNG. However, it should be noted that the online slots RTP is always higher than a casino floor slot machine\u2019s RTP. The former is at least 95% (although it may be as high as 97 or 98 in rare instances) while the latter is usually around 85%. In Las Vegas, the regulations state that casino slots have a minimum RTP of 75%. So a player is technically more likely to win with online slot games than at the casino.\nStill, the RNG means that chance decides ultimately, so a person could hit the jackpot at a casino the first time they ever spin, while someone else could spend an entire year playing slots games online and not win at all.",
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        "raw_content": "Marriage Equality: Are men and women equal in marriage?\nWhenever I hear the term \"Marriage Equality\" or the term \"Marital Equality\", I think that it pretty plainly means having equality in marriage. Raising the term in conversation seems to be about how equal is the husband to the wife in the marital relationship?\nOf course, with last week's inaugural address by President Obama, that's not how it seems to be used in popular discourse. It sounds strange to me for people to be using it that way (and, no, this is not a discursive attack on our president). If for no other reason, marriage can be entered into by any man and woman. But, then, that would be \"Equal Access to Marriage\" and not \"Marital Equality\".\nAnyways, although I've been married for over five years and am good with it, I wonder what types of thoughts pop into other married people's minds about equality in marriage. Granted, not only is everybody different, but the way (and even how far into the marriage) that people relate to each other within their own marriages matter. Nevertheless, I wonder how often people think about or strive for \"equality\" within their marriages or they are fine with their status quo.\nPhilanthropic Considerations #5: My Takes on Certain Philanthropic Terms\nFor a while, I have been bothered by the use of certain terms in philanthropic discourse. Not the terms, themselves, mind you, but rather the way in which they're used. Although I've made brief references to them before, I finally wanted to address these terms here.\nTerm #1: \"Planned Giving\" - As mentioned elsewhere, I consider this term to refer to one looking at one's giving for a certain time period (typically, a year, but could both be longer (e.g. 5-year plan) or shorter (1-month, 3-month, or 6-month plans))) and figuring out not only how much to give, but also whither the allocations would go. For the past two years, I have worked on our planned giving at the beginning of the Gregorian calendar year to determine where we will give (working within a certain amount of money budgeted that my wife and I have negotiated) (granted, we also set aside some money for things that come up (e.g. emergency relief funds)).\nTerm #2: \"Development\" - As mentioned elsewhere, I am horrifically bothered by the use of this term in reference to raising money. Frequently, organizations will reference their fundraising activities as \"development work\" or have a \"development officer\" who mainly serves to raise funds. Just call it what it is: fundraising! What is, then, to my mind, development? It's primarily either expanding an organization or creating a new route/initiative/etc. Just as in \"Research & Development\" of technology companies, the 'development' is creating and advancing the products that the company is producing. The first time I came across a 'development officer' (during my first year at YCT), I thought her job was to work on developing the curriculum or on professional development of the students. It could also have been organizational development, which is streamlining or making the organization more efficient. I was shocked when I discovered the position wasn't meant to improve the organization, but merely to raise funds. If one is raising funds or endeavoring to do so, that's fundraising; if one is seeking to affect development of one sort or another, that is actually development.\nTerm #3: \"Creating a Legacy\" - A legacy is something one creates that endures - not only in one's lifetime, but also following their lifetime. However, I somehow seem to encounter this term primarily as only leaving a post-lifetime gift (maybe I'm encountering a very limited body of literature). Nevertheless, one can create a legacy whilst one is still alive, which can benefit those even in one's own lifetime. Obviously, this legacy - whether financially or otherwise - should hopefully endure to survive the giver's/creator's lifetime.\nThus ends my little rant on philanthropic terminology. If I have any future semantic gripes, I'll be sure to share them....",
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        "raw_content": "You are here: Home / Uncategorized / Synchronicity\nSeptember 17, 2018 by Chris Moore-Backman\nWe\u2019re thrilled that our announcement of East Point\u2019s first \u201cFierce Vulnerability\u201d workshop is being met with great enthusiasm. In just a few days over 40 people have signed up for the two-day workshop. The theme of Fierce Vulnerability, rooted in the desire to build a heart-centered movement of healing and transformation, is clearly speaking to a deep longing in many changemakers. Never before has registration moved so quickly for an East Point offering.\nOur announcement of the Fierce Vulnerability workshop coincided with the release of a new zine describing a very complementary project I\u2019ve had the privilege to work on for the past several months: an emerging yet-to-be-named national network of direct action teams positioned at the intersection of racial healing and climate justice, rooted firmly in the principle of Fierce Vulnerability. The zine was produced as a promotional tool for the first trainings for prospective members of this new direct action network, which will be held this coming December here in the Bay Area. (One of these trainings will be held right here at the Oakland Peace Center!)\nJust over a year ago, when Kazu and I first began discussing the possibility of my joining the staff at East Point, we were quick to notice the confluence of many aspects of our work and analysis. Two synchronicities struck us with particular umph: the first, our separate but simultaneous re-imagining of a nonviolence framework and narrative for this specific moment in history. This re-imagining, which many other changemakers are also engaged in, appears to be taking shape under this mysterious, powerful, and emergent banner of \u201cFierce Vulnerability\u201d. And the second synchronicity: our shared sense that a critical mass of serious nonviolence (read \u201cfierce vulnerability\u201d) practitioners are longing to join together in direct action teams in order to put into concrete practice the philosophy and skills that have been at the heart of East Point\u2019s trainings these past five years.\nWe\u2019re hoping that November\u2019s Fierce Vulnerability workshop will serve as a launching pad for a new and seriously exciting East Point program, an East Point Direct Action Team (and/or eventually multiple East Point Direct Action Teams knit together by shared ideals, practices, and friendships). We hope that many of the participants in the November workshop, and in future Fierce Vulnerability offerings (we\u2019ve already scheduled three more for 2019!), will join with one another to form teams, with East Point serving as a hub for ongoing trainings, organizing, relationship-deepening, and direct action deployment. A further hope is that some (all??) of these teams will feel called to affiliate with the previously mentioned national network that\u2019s now gearing up for launch. Participants in the November Fierce Vulnerability workshop who are interested in exploring this possibility can reach out to me (chris@eastpointpeace.org) to learn more.\nSynchronicity, unforced and undeniable, is so often a sure sign that something really good is taking shape, that life is on the move, that a new threshold is about to be crossed. We stand ready to take life\u2019s lead, in service to healing and justice.",
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        "raw_content": "Moving a company whether small or big is not an easy task. It entails complex logistics analysis and thorough planning. There are many different reasons why a company would want to move its location such as; to increase production, accommodate long-term growth, get closer to customers or raw materials, unfavorable conditions in the current location, or maybe to enjoy a nicer neighborhood.\nWhichever the reason is, the major focus is to ensure a successful move for the good of the business. Here are some tips to consider when moving your company to a bigger location.\nDo your homework thoroughly\nCompany owners often oversimplify moving a company from one location to the other and all the little details involved. Understand why you are moving, where you are moving to, how long it will take to move, what effect will it have on the growth of your business, means of moving every little thing including employees, and anything else involved. Sit down and do your research and if possible hire some expert to help you analyze every detail. Even the miniature details like electric lines and internet options in the new location will need to be sorted out before moving to ensure there are no surprises or time-wasting when you have already settled.\nThe space you choose might be bigger but not right for your company. The only way to minimize the risks of choosing a wrong space is assessing as many relevant hard facts about the space as possible. Things like traffic numbers, proximity to major highways, property taxes, and building insurances, landlord\u2019s reputation, the presence of adjacent stores and businesses, are all important details to evaluate before moving.\nThis is another crucial matter. Underestimating all the ancillary costs in moving your company is a highly likely effect of poor planning and incomplete homework. The total cost of moving everything should not surprise or overwhelm you at the end of it.\nThis is because the whole process is funded by the company and if the company doesn\u2019t have enough it may be financially overwhelming in the long run. Most people focus on the major costs of moving i.e. buying/ leasing cost and fixture-moving cost forgetting other ancillary costs.\nA bigger space definitely requires some bigger fixtures and it is also important to put that into consideration. The time it takes to fully move the company should also be accounted for in terms of monetary value since there will be losses in one way or the other during that period.\nLet everyone know you are on the move\nWhen a company moves from one location to the other, it is likely that some important section of the company will not move with it. You are likely to lose most of your customers especially if it is a retail business and you are moving to a distant location. To avoid this, it is necessary to make it known to your customers. If possible, take time to market the change of location. This will help you know the number of customers you are likely to lose and how you can satisfy them even from afar.\nCustomers are not the only people you are likely to lose. Some employees could be unable to move with you maybe because they are attached to where they live and convincing them to leave the place is an uphill task. In this case, you should know who is with you and be prepared for replacements.\nEnsure thorough execution of your plans.\nWhen Lawrence Bossidy was made the CEO of AlliedSignal Corporation, he realized that the company had very bright and hardworking people, but they were not effective. They didn\u2019t place a premium on getting things done. Besides planning, having enough money to move and doing everything else, ensuring proper execution of every laid plan is your main job. This is the hidden secret to a successful moving of your company.\nThus, the process is clear; have enough money, assess everything, inform people, plan well and execute thoroughly. With this, the move will be rewarding and stress-free for you and everyone else involved.\nhttp://eblogin.com/move-company-bigger-location\">",
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        "raw_content": "La Mesa Chamber\u2019s Spring Fling, networking done right\nThis past week the La Mesa Chamber of Commerce held one of my favorite events, its annual Spring Fling Business Expo. Each year, the event gets larger and the La Mesa Community Center is filled to the max with La Mesa\u2019s business of all types. It is one of the most productive networking events that any chamber holds and it is loved by its members so much that CEO & President Mary England began holding this event twice a year. Next to come will be its Summer Bash giving the Chamber members another opportunity to hold this style of networking again.\nEngland, who considers the members clients said that this event, along with the summer bash is something that the members asked for more of after her first inaugural Spring Fling event. The Center is filled with local restaurants, like a mini Taste of La Mesa, while businesses secure tables (and there is now a waiting list for each event) to show what they do in the community. The setup is great, creating ideal conditions for B2B relationships, finding the right people for products and services that you need and also a lot of fun and participation by everyone.\nEach business brings a gift to give away and as you tour the lines of tables of businesses you get to drop your business card in for a chance to win something. Many times it is products or services that the business offers and in other cases the prizes are non-related, but coveted. This part of the event is the most fun as each business gets to get up and draw for its individual prize. This is an excellent way for the people to get to know the person(s) behind the business and gives business owners the opportunity to promote their services. It is by far one of the highlights of the evening for the Chamber members. You can see the joy on their faces as they are personally handing out their gifts, mostly because they are personally involved and one chosen person is not handling it. This brilliant idea is the brainchild of England in her quest to bring a sense of community to the Chamber members. And that she is doing very well with these specialized events custom tailored for members and their wishes.\nAdd the great food, an excellent choice of silent auction items and a 50/50 raffle ($450 this event) and with around 45 vender tables to visit it makes for an entertaining, educational and productive mixer. In talking with England, she said that after her first Spring Fling she sent out an invitation to all the attendees to voice their opinions about the event and it came back with a resounding, \u201cWe want more events just like this.\u201d She said her communication with her members is what drives her to create such events, branching outside the norm to bring them the best possible venues that help towards their continued success in the community.\nThis is something that is so important, especially in the world of small businesses. They are the backbone of our communities, yet small business owners still have a high risk factor of failure within the first three years due to many obstacles that they might face. Events like this, creating a collaborative business atmosphere that carries out far beyond the walls of the Center once the event is over.\nWe need more small business exposure within our communities and our local Chambers do a great job at creating events that help its members. But this event is outside of the box and something that other Chambers should look to when thinking about what they want to bring to the table to help its small businesses to get to know each other, and grow and thrive within the community by becoming part of it.",
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        "raw_content": "Moving through Grief and Loss \u2014 Residential\u2028Workshops\nWe offer \u201cGrief, Trauma and Loss\u201d residential workshops, which provide the rare opportunity for people to express their emotions in a safe, supportive group environment. Without judgment, we come together from all walks of life, forming a close community in order to do the \u2018work\u2019 of expressing deep feelings.\u2028Often in our culture it is not \u2018okay\u2019 to express deep feelings which accompany loss or traumatic experiences. Anger, fear and grief are normal feelings when one has experienced a loss due to death, divorce/separation or illness. Shame, dissociation and helplessness result from experiences of physical, emotional and sexual abuse/incest, violent conflict and natural disasters. Unexpressed, these feelings can be the source of addictions, anxiety, depression, burnout and other \u2018disorders\u2019.\nIn this workshop we provide exercises and facilitation to help you get to and express your feelings in a safe and supportive environment. This is physical, demanding work and can be emotionally charged: Our focus is to help you do whatever you need to do for your own healing, often resulting in a much deeper connection to yourself, and the relationships in your life. While not psychotherapy, participants often find that this work helps them move forward in their lives and assists them in any ongoing therapy. For many, it is the first big step in recovering from old, deep seated wounds, as well as from current traumas and loss. Underlying this process is a belief in unconditional love and acceptance.\nAll Edgebrook staff were trained by the former staff of the Elisabeth Kubler-Ross Center. We currently have one in-house staff trainee.\nClinicians participating in this workshop have applied for 25 contact hours and have been approved by their licensing boards in numerous states.\nMoving through Grief & Loss\nLife, Loss and Healing\nWe are always happy to talk with you about the Edgebrook workshops and answer any questions you may have. Please feel free to contact us. Hopefully these workshops can help you heal from the grief and loss in your life and begin to live more fully, peacefully and with a new level of awareness. Please contact (for Maine) Paul (207) 753-0135, email. Or (for North Carolina) Mike (336) 540-8532, email.",
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For his contributions to the field of Chinese calligraphy, Tan was awarded the Cultural Medallion for Visual Arts in 2000.2\nTan was born in what is today the Chaoan district of Guangdong province, China. He came from a humble family background: his father was a boatman and his mother was a farmer. In 1955, Tan came to Singapore when he was only seven years old.3\nTan attended Kong Hwa (Guan Hua) Primary School and then moved on to Chung Cheng High School, where he completed his pre-university studies in 1967. He then enrolled in Nanyang University (now known as the Nanyang Technological University, or NTU), graduating with a Bachelor Degree in Chinese Literature in 1972. Tan subsequently studied at the Institute of Education (now known as the National Institute of Education, or NIE) to become a teacher, graduating with a Diploma in Education in 1973.4\nDuring his career in education, Tan taught in various schools and had a stint as the vice-principal and subsequently principal of Manjusri Secondary School. He was also the head of the Languages Department in Tampines Junior College, a post he held for 17 years. In 2000, Tan was voted as one of the 22 Most Inspiring Chinese Teachers by the Chinese newspaper Lianhe Zaobao. He resigned from the education service in 2004.5\nTan cultivated an interest in Chinese calligraphy while in primary school. The visual impact of calligraphy created by the lines and the curves what was drew him to the traditional art form. Under the tutelage of his calligraphy teachers (Tan Keng Cheow and Yan Lu) at Chung Cheng High School, Tan was able to build up his foundations in Chinese calligraphy by mastering the xing shu (running script) and cao shu (cursive script), which have remained Tan\u2019s preferred calligraphy styles.6 During his time in Chung Cheng High School, Tan also joined the Chinese calligraphy club and his skill and passion for the art form grew.7\nA gifted calligrapher, Tan\u2019s skills are well known locally and internationally. Since 1969, Tan\u2019s calligraphy works have been selected for exhibitions organised by various government ministries in Singapore, the Chinese Calligraphy Society of Singapore (CCSS) and other local calligraphy associations. His works have also been exhibited overseas in countries like Malaysia, China, Korea, Japan, Taiwan and Hong Kong.8\nTan was the first Chinese calligrapher to be sent overseas by the government as an ambassador for calligraphy. Since 1978, he has visited the United States, Japan, Hong Kong, the Philippines, the United Arab Emirates, England and Switzerland on goodwill missions and cultural exchanges by government agencies. These agencies include the former Singapore Tourist Promotion Board (now known as the Singapore Tourism Board), Ministry of Finance, and the Prime Minister\u2019s Office.9\nTan was also invited to host television programmes on calligraphy that were shown on Singapore television in 1971 and again in 1984. A highly sought-after speaker, Tan frequently gives talks and demonstrations on calligraphy in libraries, community centres, schools, clan associations and other social organisations.10\nTan\u2019s calligraphy works are collected by dignitaries, such as the former presidents and prime ministers of Singapore, the royal families of Thailand and Japan, as well as museums in countries like Singapore, Malaysia and Japan.11 His calligraphy works have been carved on more than 10 beilings (forests of steles) located in the various provinces of China. His works have also been showcased in various Chinese museums as part of the China Great Calligraphers\u2019 Collection Series.12\nMore than just a talented calligrapher, Tan is also lauded for his zeal in promoting Chinese calligraphy as an arts educator. In 1968, soon after graduating from Chung Cheng High School, Tan co-founded the CCSS and became its first president.13 In his role as president, Tan has seen the society through difficult times, when it had as few as 12 members, and witnessed its expansion to more than 600 members today.14\nThe 1970s saw a decline in interest in Chinese calligraphy due to several reasons. First, the growing popularity of the ballpoint pen made the Chinese brush almost obsolete as a writing instrument. In addition, many people found Chinese calligraphy to be an untidy hobby as the ink-stone and brushes had to be washed after each use. Apart from the inconvenience of maintaining the writing tools, Chinese calligraphy also required the practitioner to have a good knowledge of Chinese characters, the various writing styles and familiarity with Chinese poetry and literature. Furthermore, in the 1970s, there was a general avoidance of all things Chinese due to its association with the Cultural Revolution in China.15\nAt the same time, Chinese education in Singapore was undergoing a transition during this period, which eventually saw the Chinese-medium Nanyang University merging with the English-medium University of Singapore to form the National University of Singapore (NUS) in 1980. By the early 1980s, all Chinese-medium primary schools had been closed and Chinese calligraphy was also dropped from school curricula. It seemed then that there was no future for Chinese calligraphy.16\nTan, however, was determined to continue practising Chinese calligraphy because he felt it was worthwhile to do so.17 Tan and the founding members of the CCSS decided to take it into their own hands to try to turn the tide. They organised calligraphy classes and held exhibitions featuring works of prominent local and overseas calligraphers to create interest and awareness of the art form.18\nSince Tan personally experienced the benefits of early calligraphy training during his formative years, he believes in promoting the art form by teaching it in schools and clan associations.19 He also lectures part-time on calligraphy at tertiary institutions such as the Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts, NUS and NIE.20\nTan is also actively involved in the local and international calligraphy community. He helped organise the first International Chinese Calligraphy Exchange Exhibition held in Singapore in 1990. The exhibition showcased the works of top calligraphers from China, Taiwan, South Korea, Hong Kong, Malaysia, the Philippines and the United States.21 That same year, Tan set up the Singapore Chinese Institute of Chinese Calligraphy for teaching, testing and certifying calligraphy standards. In 2004, he spearheaded the establishment of the Singapore Senior Citizen Calligraphy University Centre and became its founding president. The institution is the first of its kind in Southeast Asia to provide a three-year course in Chinese calligraphy and Chinese Studies.22\nIn recognition of his contributions to the field of Chinese calligraphy, Tan has received numerous awards from the Singapore government and various organisations both locally and internationally.23 He has also been hailed as the father and ambassador-at-large for Singapore calligraphy.24\nTan excels in writing various calligraphy scripts and his works demonstrate brilliant brushwork with clearly defined characters and careful composition.25 Eminent calligrapher Pan Shou describes Tan\u2019s style as \u201clike a seagull gliding on the water, light and graceful, elegant and unconventional, natural and unrestrained\u201d.26\n1978: Singapore Youth Excellence Award (formerly known as the National Youth Service Award).\n1987: Long Service Award.\n1991: Public Service Medal.\n1992: ASEAN Achievement Award.\n1993: Honorary Gold Medal (25 years\u2019 service) given by the Singapore Cultural Studies Society.\n1993: Honorary Gold Medal (25 years\u2019 service) given by the Chinese Calligraphy Society of Singapore.\n1995: Gold Medal Long Service Award given by the Singapore Arts Federation.\n1999: Long Service Award, Education Service.\n2000: Voted as one of the 22 Inspiring Chinese Teachers by Lianhe Zaobao.\n2002: Mont Blanc de La Culture Award.\n2003: The Chinese Calligraphy Society of Singapore\u2019s Lifetime Achievement Award for 35 Years of Excellent Service Contribution.\n2006: China\u2019s first Overseas Recipient of the Special Honour Award for Contribution to Chinese Calligraphy given by the China Calligraphers\u2019 Association.\n2006: Chandra Das Great Idea Award given by the Community Chest of Singapore.\n2008: The Lifetime Dedication Award for 40 Years of Sterling Service to the Chinese Calligraphy Society of Singapore.\n2008: Nanyang Technological University\u2019s Nanyang Alumni Achievement Award.\n2009: International Award for Outstanding Contribution to Chinese Calligraphy Arts.\n1. \u9648\u58f0\u6842 [Chen, S. G.]. (2010). \u9648\u58f0\u6842\u4e66\u6cd5 [Chen Shenggui shu fa]. \u65b0\u52a0\u5761: \u65b0\u52a0\u5761\u4e66\u6cd5\u5bb6\u534f\u4f1a, p. 61. (Call no.: Chinese RSING 745.619951 CSG); Tribute.sg. (2012). Tan Siah Kwee. Retrieved from http://www.tribute.sg/artistprofile.php?displayname=Tan+Siah+Kwee\n2. National Arts Council. (2013, October 4). Cultural Medallion & Young Artist Award Recipients for Visual Arts. Retrieved from National Arts Council website: https://www.nac.gov.sg/art-forms/visual-arts/local-directory/cultural-medallion-young-artist-award-recipients-for-visual-arts\n3. Leong, W. K. (2000, September 23). An old hand. The Straits Times, p. 4. Retrieved from NewspaperSG; \u9648\u58f0\u6842 [Chen, S. G.]. (2010). \u9648\u58f0\u6842\u4e66\u6cd5 [Chen Shenggui shu fa]. \u65b0\u52a0\u5761: \u65b0\u52a0\u5761\u4e66\u6cd5\u5bb6\u534f\u4f1a, p. 61. (Call no.: Chinese RSING 745.619951 CSG)\n4. The Chinese Calligraphy Society of Singapore. (n.d.). Biography of Tan Siah Kwee, p. 5. Retrieved from The Chinese Calligraphy Society of Singapore website: http://www.ccss.org.sg/personage.asp?edition=cn&page=5&id=\n5. Leong, W. K. (2000, September 23). An old hand. The Straits Times, p. 4. Retrieved from NewspaperSG; The Chinese Calligraphy Society of Singapore. Biography of Tan Siah Kwee, p. 5. Retrieved from The Chinese Calligraphy Society of Singapore website: http://www.ccss.org.sg/personage.asp?edition=cn&page=5&id=\n6. Leong, W. K. (2000, September 23). An old hand. The Straits Times, p. 4. Retrieved from NewspaperSG.\n7. Tribute.sg. (2012). Tan Siah Kwee. Retrieved from http://www.tribute.sg/artistprofile.php?displayname=Tan+Siah+Kwee\n8. The Chinese Calligraphy Society of Singapore. Biography of Tan Siah Kwee, p. 3. Retrieved from The Chinese Calligraphy Society of Singapore website: http://www.ccss.org.sg/personage.asp?edition=cn&page=3&id=\n10. The Chinese Calligraphy Society of Singapore. Biography of Tan Siah Kwee, p. 1. 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        "raw_content": "Estonia has the most competitive tax code in the OECD\nBy Sten Hankewitz in Business \u00b7 October 25, 2018 \u00b7 No comments\nFor the fifth year in a row, the Tax Foundation, a US-based think tank, has declared the Estonian tax code as the most competitive among the countries that belong to the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development.\nEstonia\u2019s top score is, according to the Tax Foundation, driven by four positive features of its tax code.\n\u201cFirst, it has a 20 per cent tax rate on corporate income that is only applied to distributed profits. Second, it has a flat 20 per cent tax on individual income that does not apply to personal dividend income. Third, its property tax applies only to the value of land, rather than to the value of real property or capital. Finally, it has a territorial tax system that exempts 100 per cent of foreign profits earned by domestic corporations from domestic taxation, with few restrictions,\u201d the 2018 International Tax Competitiveness Index said.\nEstonia\u2019s southern neighbour, Latvia, came in second and that is partly because of Estonia. \u201cLatvia implemented a business tax reform package that matches the competitive Estonian system,\u201d the report noted. \u201cLatvia now applies a corporate income tax at a rate of 20 per cent to distributed corporate profits. It was already among the top five most competitive countries, and these reforms helped Latvia move to 2nd place behind Estonia.\u201d\nFive hours to comply with corporate taxes\nLatvia is followed by New Zealand and Switzerland. \u201cNew Zealand has a relatively flat, low-rate individual income tax that also exempts capital gains (with a combined top rate of 33 per cent), a well-structured property tax, and a broad-based value-added tax,\u201d the index asserted. \u201cSwitzerland has a relatively low corporate tax rate (21.1 per cent), a low, broad-based consumption tax, and a relatively flat individual income tax that exempts capital gains from taxation.\u201d\nComplying with corporate income taxes takes the least time also in Estonia \u2013 only five hours. The country is followed by Ireland (12 hours) and Switzerland (15 hours). The OECD average is 44 hours, and as a comparison, the most time it takes to comply with corporate income taxes is 110 hours \u2013 in Israel.\nThe Tax Foundation is a Washington, DC-based think tank that collects data and publishes research studies on tax policies. Its mission is to \u201cimprove lives through tax policy research and education that leads to greater economic growth and opportunity\u201d.\n\u00ab Estonia has the lowest debt to GDP ratio in the EU\nEstonia opens the first virtual clinic suited for expats \u00bb",
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        "raw_content": "Major events in Caspian countries' oil and gas industry for week\nAzerbaijani parliament ratifies agreement on TANAP gas pipeline\nThe Azerbaijani parliament ratified an agreement on the construction of a separate gas pipeline to transport gas to Turkey through its territory, as well as an agreement on the Trans-Anatolian gas pipeline system (TANAP) between the governments of Azerbaijan and Turkey.\nAs the deputy speaker of the Azerbaijani parliament, Valeh Alesgerov said during discussions, Azerbaijan, which previously had no access beyond its borders, currently transports its hydrocarbons to the world market using seven pipelines.\n\"There is a need for new projects to transport Azerbaijani gas to the European market. A new gas pipeline will be constructed based on already held negotiations,\" he said.\n> Caspian Region Map\nAccording to Alesgerov, there is a need to construct a gas pipeline that will allow the transportation of Azerbaijani gas and that of other Caspian countries in the future, the volume of which will be increased as a result of discovering new reserves.\nIndia's ONGC plans to raise up to $900 mln in bonds for funding acquisition in Azerbaijan\nIndia's Oil & Natural Gas Corp. (ONGC) plans to raise up to $900 million dollars in the first quarter of 2013 through a dollar bond issue to fund an acquisition in Azerbaijan, Reuters reportes with the reference to a top official said.\nIn early September, the American Hess company agreed to sell its share in the development project of Azeri Chirag Guneshli oil fields (2.72 per cent), as well as 2.36 per cent stake in Baku Tbilisi Ceyhan pipeline to ONGC.\nThe transaction value is estimated at $1 billion, the report stated. The company expects to complete the transaction in the first quarter of 2013.\nTwo sources with direct knowledge of the deal told Reuters that Indian company's unit ONGC Videsh, has hired Deutsche Bank, Citigroup and RBS for the fund raising.\nAccording to the sources, the firm is expected to issue bonds with 5- or 10-year tenure and the deal is expected to hit the market in January after the documentation process is complete.\nReuters reported that Indian issuers can borrow up to $750 million in markets abroad under the automatic approval route and must seek Indian central bank permission to raise more. \"If we get permission, we will raise $900 million. Otherwise it will be $750 million,\" a separate source with direct knowledge of the matter said.\nIran's NDF allocates $1.5 billion for developing Persian Gulf oil fields\nThe National Development Fund (NDF) of Iran has allocated $1.5 billion for developing oilfields located in the Persian Gulf, IRNA quoted Iranian Offshore Oil Company's managing director Mahmoud Zirakchianzadeh as saying.\nThe sum will be spent on developing a number of fields, such as Esfandyar, he added.\nAccording to the law, 37.5 per cent of oil revenues go to the development of oil and gas fields and is deposited into the NDF and 62.5 per cent is spent as the current budget.\nOn October 14, Zirakchianzadeh said that Iran has prepared new oil development plans at an estimated cost of $14 billion, related to oilfields located in the Persian Gulf.\n\"As much as $20 billion worth of deals have been signed within the past two years,\" he said, \"Some $14 billion worth of new deals have been prepared and will be offered to contractors,\" he added.\nThe deals are related to Farzad A & B, Soroush, Esfandyar, Tossan, and Alfa fields, Zirakchianzadeh noted.\nIran has also attached priority to boosting gas production capacity at its joint oilfields with Qatar and Saudi Arabia.\nIran starts drilling first development well at South Pars phases 22-24\nIran has started drilling the first development well at South Pars gas field's phases 22-24.\nThe Sina drilling rig, the same rig that drilled the phases' first exploratory well, is drilling the development well, the IRNA News Agency reported.\nThe first exploratory well of phases 22-24 of the South Pars gas field, south of Iran, was drilled by the Pars Oil and Gas Company (POGC) in June, the Pana News Agency reported.\nVarious studies show that the drilled oil layer has the capacity to produce 20 million cubic feet of natural gas per day.\nRoughly 12.5 million cubic meters of natural gas will be produced from the South Pars gas field phases 22-24 once the phases become operational by May 2013, the Shana News Agency quoted the phases 22-24 project manger as saying.\nFarhad Izadjou added that $5.144 billion will be invested to develop the three phases, which are aimed to produce 56.6 million cubic meters of sour gas, 75000 barrels of gas condensates, 400 tons of sulfur and 870 tons of LPG.\nIran has attached the priority on boosting gas production capacity from its joint oilfields with Qatar and Saudi Arabia, Oil Minster Rostam Qasemi said in June.\nIran sits on the world's second largest natural gas reserves after Russia and is trying to grow its gas production by increasing foreign and domestic investments, especially in its South Pars gas field.\nThe field is shared by Iran and Qatar. The Iranian share, which is divided into 29 phases, has about 14 trillion cubic meters of gas, or about eight percent of the total world reserves, and more than 18 billion barrels of liquefied natural gas resources.\nExxonMobil interested in unconventional hydrocarbon resources in Kazakhstan\nExxonMobil is interested in the unconventional hydrocarbon resources of Kazakhstan, representative of Ministry of Industry and New Technologies of Kazakhstan said.\n\"ExxonMobil has expressed interest in unconventional hydrocarbon resources in the frame of a memorandum signed between KazMunaiGas, KazMunaiGas Exploration Production and ExxonMobil Kazakhstan North Caspian Onshore Exploration Limited,\" the source said.\nIn particular, the company has expressed interest in the possibility of studying the potential of shale gas development in Kazakhstan.\nThe reserves of shale gas in the country have not been fully investigated, the ministry representative said. In addition, work on the determination of promising areas for exploration and development of shale gas have not yet been launched.\nExxonMobil is the world leader in exploration and production of unconventional hydrocarbon resources. Shale gas which is produced from shale, consists mainly of methane.\nFitch upgrades Kazakh KazMunaiGas' ratings\nFitch Ratings has upgraded Long-term foreign currency Issuer Default Rating (IDR) of Kazakh National Oil and Gas Company KazMunaiGas (KMG) to 'BBB' with a Stable Outlook.\nCompany's Long-term local currency IDR was upgraded to 'BBB+' with a Outlook Stable. Short-term foreign currency IDR was affirmed at 'F3'. Local currency senior unsecured rating was upgraded to 'BBB+'.\nFitch has also upgraded KazMunaiGaz Finance Sub B.V.'s foreign currency senior unsecured rating to 'BBB'.\n\"The rating actions reflect the agency's upgrade of Kazakhstan's Long-term foreign and local currency IDRs to 'BBB+' from 'BBB' and 'A-' from 'BBB+', respectively, on November 20, 2012. The Outlooks on Kazakhstan's Long-term foreign and local currency IDRs are Stable,\" Fitch said.\nAccording to Fitch, the rating can be upgraded if sovereign ratings are upgraded.\nThe ratings can be degraded if sovereign ratings degrade, state support to the company weaken and undertakes aggressive acquisitions and/or an investment programme resulting in further material deterioration of the standalone credit metrics.\nKazMunaiGas is the Kazakh national operator for hydrocarbon exploration, production, processing and transportation. The state owns 100-percent shares of the company.\nKazakhstan develops project on gas re-injection at Kashagan\nNorth Caspian Consortium North Caspian Operating Company BV (NCOC) is working on a project to re-injection of gas at Kashagan, the press service of the company said.\n\"NCOC is working on the development of the gas re-injection project (CC01 project) and discussions are ongoing with the PSA Authority,\" the source said, responding to request to comment on the information of the Bloomberg agency with regard to the delay of oil production increase from the field.\nAccording to the spokesman, the work on the project, which includes the injection of natural gas into the reservoir, would begin this year.\nBloomberg reported, citing its sources, that the plan to increase oil production by 20 percent at Kashagan may be postponed, which will reduce the time to recoup the costs of a project worth $46 billion, which was already late for 8 years.\n\"Kazakhstan recommended partners to suspend plan worth $ 5 billion on production increase from 370 thousand barrels to 450 thousand barrels per day until the partners learn how the start of production will affect the field,\" the sources, who asked to remain unnamed, told the agency.\nAccording to the source the project of gas injection into the reservoir should help to increase oil production. \"The consortium is holding negotiations with the competent authority - the Ministry of Oil and Gas of Kazakhstan on this project,\" the press officer said.\nRecall, it was initially planned to start production at the Kashagan field in 2005, but it was postponed to the end of 2012 - beginning of 2013 due to technical difficulties.\nNorth-Caspian project is implemented under a production sharing agreement for the North Caspian Sea, signed on November 18, 1997, and includes Kashagan, Kayran, Aktoty and Kalamkas fields.\nAt present the Kashagan project participants are Eni, Royal Dutch Shell, Exxon Mobil, Total and KazMunaiGas, which owns equal shares (16.81 per cent), as well as ConocoPhillips - 8.4 per cent and Japan's Inpex - 7.55 per cent.\nSouth Korea announces proposal on TAPI project in Turkmenistan\nSouth Korea's Korea Gas Corporation (Kogas) took part in a presentation on \"Cooperation in the field of natural gas between Turkmenistan and Korea\" in Ashgabat, the Turkmen Ministry of Petroleum and Mineral Resources said.\nThe employees of the departments of the Turkmen Ministry attended it.\nThe issues of increasing the bilateral potential were discussed during the three sessions. 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        "raw_content": "Can Chile sustain its projected growth levels?\nChilean production of Atlantic salmon in 2010 was less than half of the levels registered in previous years. The available figures for harvests show that up to November 2010 there was a 54% reduction in aquaculture output.\nNorway, the leading producer and exporter of Atlantic salmon, saw export volumes grow close to 10% in 2010\nSalmon production in 2010 less than half in Chile\nChilean production of Atlantic salmon in 2010 will probably be less than half of the levels registered in previous years. The available figures for harvests show that up to November 2010 there was a 54% reduction in aquaculture output. A similar trend is observed in coho salmon (-51% up to November), and to a lesser extent, in trout\n(-21% in the same period). Trout is consolidating its leading position after the ISA virus spread among Atlantic salmon, and currently accounts for nearly 40% of all salmonid production. According to preliminary figures, total production of salmon and trout in 2010 totaled 287 500 tonnes, 22% below total production in 2009.\nThe industry has gone through stringent transformations, which are expected to place it on the road to a sound recovery. However, the new structure has been criticized already by the coho salmon and trout producers as having higher production costs. Nevertheless, some companies are aiming to double production in 2011, while others consider the Chilean salmon sector as set for a longer term recovery, with higher production, and a recovery of profitability. Some forecasts, such as the one stated by representatives of the industry at the North Atlantic Seafood Forum, expect that the 2007 level of output will be reached by 2013.\nLower supply reflected in lower exports, while trade directions shift\nThe lower availability of raw material was reflected in a 20% drop in exported volumes, totaling 297 200 tonnes of salmon and trout sold to foreign markets. It is important to note that trout has surpassed Atlantic salmon as the main exported species, accounting for 42% of total volumes traded, and an even higher share in total exported value (44%). Overall exports of salmon and trout fell 2% in terms of value, totaling USD 2 061 million, following increases in average unit prices (of +21.5% for Atlantic and Coho salmon, and of +19% for trout).\nPerhaps more noteworthy is the shift in the direction of trade. Japan is still the main destination both in volume and value, with 144 000 tonnes worth USD 909 million. However, Latin America is now placed second, above the US, in terms of quantity, with 50 640 tonnes against 45 200 tonnes. However, the situation is the opposite in terms of value, while US purchases fell 20% to USD 448 million, 20% growth in purchases from Latin America to USD 347 million was not enough to surpass the US market. Interestingly, Latin American demand is driven by Brazil, which represents 76% of total trade in quantity. The region has become an important market for Chilean salmon, helped by strong economic performance, which is translated in a higher purchasing power. After Japan, Latin American markets showed a lower reduction in traded volume (-11%). Another difference is that, while Japan is focused on trout and coho salmon, Brazil demands mainly Atlantic salmon. Some recent developments, such as the Free Trade Agreement signed with Nicaragua, indicate that the region is acquiring a position that it is likely to retain. In the meantime, import by the EU has fallen to 8 700 tonnes worth USD 72 million, which represents a marginal position in overall trade of salmon and trout during 2010, displaced by the consolidation of Latin America and the other main markets.\nAt the North Atlantic Seafood Forum in Oslo one of the forecasts made was that the 2007 level of output would be reached by 2013.\nDemand seems not to be a problem for Chilean salmonids\nDespite higher prices, demand for Chilean products does not seem to decrease. At the beginning of the year japanese consumption of fishery products was showing signs of recovery. However, the impact that the earthquake and following tsunami will have on demand in the Japanese market is still to be seen. In contrast, the Latin American region and other emerging economies are taking a leading role. This could imply that in the mid-term, as long as production recovers, pressure on prices could be higher, as the Chilean industry would have to supply the markets that it has managed to keep, as well as those that is has gained in the recent years.\nLower salmon imports in the US\nOverall imports of salmon in the US in 2010 fell 3% in volume totaling 234 000 tonnes, but given a 12% increase in unit value, the value of imports totaled USD 1 822 million (+8%). Imports of Atlantic salmon accounted for 75% of total imported volumes and 78% of total value, with 176 400 tonnes worth USD 1 439 million. The average unit value of Atlantic salmon imports grew 14% in a year-on-year comparison.\nThe US Atlantic salmon market was dominated by three main players, Canada, Norway and Chile; however, each country focuses on different market niches. Canada accounted for 44% of total Atlantic salmon imports, and supplied mainly fresh whole salmon (91% of total sales to the US). Norway was placed second, with a 20% share in terms of volume, focusing on the fillet market, with 66% of exports to the US being frozen fillets, while 33% were fresh fillets. As for Chile, the market trend is similar to that of Norway, although the focus on fresh fillets is more pronounced; 78% of Chilean exports to the US were fresh fillets, while 16% were frozen fillets. Recently, the Norwegian salmon industry announced its intention of resuming actions against the imposition of anti-dumping duties on whole salmon exports to the US, effective since 1991. This could help Norwegian producers regain market share in this segment.\nIn 2010, Norway was the top supplier in both the fresh and frozen Atlantic salmon fillets segments, with 41% and 44% shares respectively. Chile, once the main player in both segments, is now the second supplier of fresh fillets with a 39% share, and the third supplier of frozen fillets with a 17% share, after China (25%). Prices of fresh fillets showed significant increases from mid November 2010, and have remained stable from the beginning of 2011 until mid February, when they began to increase again. By mid-March quotations for Norwegian salmon were 20% higher both for Norwegian and Chilean fresh fillets. Frozen fillets, on the contrary, have remained stable since prices showed a minor reduction at the beginning of the third quarter 2010.\nGood outlook for domestic production\nRecently, a fishermen\u2019s cooperative from Alaska obtained Friend of the Sea certification for its king and coho salmon fisheries. The cooperative uses the trolling method, enabling each fish to be captured individually. According to Alaskan authorities, the outlook for the 2011 season is very good, as a result of a combination of favourable environmental conditions and the management measures adopted. It is forecast that 203 million fish will be caught this season. Captures of pink salmon are expected to grow 25% to 133.7 million fish, while sockeye salmon captures are forecast to be 45 million fish (+11%). Californian authorities also expect good salmon runs this year, and preliminary projections indicate that captures could grow as much as 200%, from the 245 000 fish projected in 2010 to 729 000 fish.\nHigher supply seems likely in the US market\nThe recovery of the Chilean industry, as well as the positive outlook for domestic salmon fisheries, indicates that supply of salmon to the US market could be higher in 2011. This, despite targeting different market segments, could ease the pressure on prices, which have shown an upward trend in the fresh fillets segment, while the whole fish markets have remained stable with a slight upward trend in some products. Currently, supplies are adequate for slow demand. This could drive prices down, which, in the mid-term, could see demand pick up.\nReduced production levels in 2010 caused a tight salmon market with high prices. Demand was good throughout the year in spite of some resistance from processors and consumers to the more expensive value-added products. In 2011, despite the usual weekly fluctuations, Atlantic salmon prices have been remarkably stable during the first quarter, oscillating around NOK 40 CFA Oslo. The forward market expects Atlantic salmon prices to soften somewhat over the next quarter and then drop during the autumn and winter. Similarly, 2012 and 2013 forward prices (in NOK) are expected to be 23% and 33% lower than present levels. The trout market remains undersupplied as Norwegian farmers give priority to salmon production and Chile\u2019s producers are still much below historic production levels.\nThe leading producer and exporter of Atlantic salmon saw export volumes grow close to 10% in 2010. Higher prices during the year led to a significant increase in values, up 33% to NOK 30.5 Billion. Trout exports dropped 35% in volume as producers switched to salmon because of the high prices. As a result, trout prices also strengthened during the year. Norway\u2019s exports of Atlantic salmon in January-March 2011 were 207 000 tonnes (round weight equivalents), slightly down (-3.1%) from the same period in 2010. However, values were up 17.1% to NOK 7.5 billion (EUR 1.0 billion) as a result of the higher prices. Export volumes to the EU, Norway\u2019s largest market with 65% of sales, declined slightly (-3.6%) during the quarter but volumes shipped to the US fell dramatically, from 13 700 in 2010 to 7 900 this year (-43%). The reason for the latter is improved conditions in Chile with Chilean salmon exports to traditional markets increasing again, including to the USA.\nThe comeback of Chile in the US market is seen particularly in the fresh fillet market where Norway\u2019s shipments dropped 58% during the quarter. Norway\u2019s fresh fillet exports to the Japanese market, however, showed a dramatic increase of 73%. Norway\u2019s first quarter trout exports in 2011 were down in both value and volume. Average export prices rose 27%. The main markets for Norway\u2019s trout, Russia and Japan, were both weaker during the quarter, whereas trout shipments to the EU grew by a surprising 27%.\nSalmon export volumes from the UK rose a healthy 14% in 2010. France, traditionally its main market for fresh exports, grew by 21% but since 2009 has been overtaken by the US, which has seen imports from the UK and Norway bounce upwards as a result of the cut-back in Chile\u2019s production.\nHigh raw material costs is driving the outsourcing of the smoking industry to Poland and the Baltics.\nThe EU is still growing in terms of salmon consumption although the high price for Atlantic salmon is forcing processors in particular to look for alternatives. This explains in part the strong growth in imports of frozen salmon products from China. Cost is also driving the outsourcing of the smoking industry to Poland and the Baltics. During the first quarter of 2011, Norway\u2019s salmon exports to EU-27, although up in value by 17%, fell back almost 4% in volume.\nFrance, the largest market for salmon in the EU, grew by 4% in volume in 2010. The fresh categories are showing the strongest growth, partly because of the decline in Chilean frozen salmon exports. Norway remains the principal supplier dominating the fresh whole (71%) and fresh fillet (91%) categories. The rapid growth of China\u2019s frozen fillets exports, which has now reached 40% of imports, is significant. A large share of this is Pacific species rather than Atlantic. In the smoked category, Poland dominates with 73% of French imports. All other foreign suppliers, including Scotland, have seen their share diminish as a result. This is all the more remarkable as the share of Poland only a few years back was less than 5% of the import market. French domestic smokers continue to target the top segments but are more affected by higher costs than foreign suppliers. During the first quarter of 2011, Norway\u2019s exports to the French market dropped.\nGerman import volumes were flat in 2010 (+0.6%) after a large increase in 2009 (+19%). The German market is price sensitive and demand was held back by high prices throughout the year. Norway dominates overall followed by Poland, which has captured the smoked segment. China is also showing strong growth in the frozen category, reaching almost 18 000 tonnes last year. During the first quarter of 2011, Germany\u2019s imports from Norway fell back 4% in volume.\nImports were flat in 2010 in both the fresh and frozen categories. Norway dominates the fresh Atlantic segment and Chile the frozen Pacific category. Imports from Chile were only slightly down from 2009 (-8.3%), as Chilean producers continues to give priority to the Japanese market for its coho exports in particular.\nChile\u2019s salmon production is increasing but it is unclear how much will come to market this year. 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        "raw_content": "Saturdays @ 6 - St Patrick's Cathedral Organ ...\nSaturdays @ 6 - St Patrick's Cathedral Organ Series 2017\nSt Patrick's Catholic Cathedral, 43 Wyndham St, Auckland CBD\nSt Patrick's Catehdral\nThe Cathedral of St Patrick & St Joseph is pleased to announce it\u2019s 2017 Celebrity Organ Recital series.\nEntitled \u2018Saturdays @ 6\u2019, the recitals feature three of New Zealand\u2019s top organists, performing on the cathedral\u2019s baroque-style instrument.\nWellington-based Douglas Mews began learning the organ at the Cathedral of St Patrick and St Joseph in Auckland from his father Douglas Mews Snr, who was the Cathedral Choir Director at the time. He continued to study the organ and harpsichord with the late Anthony Jennings at Auckland University (New Zealand) followed by harpsichord studies with Bob van Asperen at the Royal Conservatory in the Hague.\nHe is now a freelance musician, teaching at the New Zealand School of Music in Wellington and directing the music at St Teresa's Catholic Church in Karori.\nUntil the Wellington Town Hall was closed in 2013 because of earthquake risk, Douglas was Wellington City Organist.\nIn 2016 he toured NZ with Catherine Mackintosh (former co-leader of Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment) playing Mozart violin sonatas on period instruments, and in August 2016 he performed at the Bolzano Festival, Italy. In January 2018 he will be appearing at the Organs of Ballarat Goldfields Festival.\nHis programme for the Cathedral series includes works by Bach, Mozart and Two Chorale Preludes by J.L. Krebs.\nThe series finishes with James Tibbles (Auckland) October 28. Further information on these recitals will be available shortly.\nFree Admission with a retiring collection.\nValidated parking is available for the concerts at the Wilsons's Car Parks on Hobson St ($4) or Durham Lane ($2). Please bring your ticket with you to validate in the Cathedral.\nThe Music Administrator\nThe Cathedral of St Patrick & St Joseph - music@stpatricks.org.nz",
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        "raw_content": "Online Etiquette - An Oxymoron?\nFor a long time, my boyfriend was a poster on a message board that had a fair share of \"flamewars\" (basically, huge pointless arguments). People would write the most horrible things to each other, curse each other out, and treat each other terribly. It really bothered me that he posted on the board at all, even though he refused to participate in the negativity, and he's since given up reading it altogether.\nInitially, I figured that it was only on message boards like this one, which had a ton of type A aggressive types who seemed to enjoy one-upping each other and arguing, that people treated each other with such a lack of consideration. But based on the comments I've read on a lot of blogs and postings on some of the message boards that I read (like Makeup Alley) that appeal to a totally different demographic, it seems more and more like this is an Internet-wide problem.\nWhy is it that people are so, well, mean when they're online? Certainly, real-life manners are disappearing (see my post about common courtesies), but that can't explain everything, because people are acting in ways that they never would in real life. David Pogue of the New York Times recently discussed this in an excellent blog entry titled \"Whatever Happened to Online Etiquette?\", where he basically outlined the problems behind the breakdown of Internet courtesy. I'm going to discuss a few here, and add some of my own ideas:\nBarriers make us a bit too brave. When you can hide behind an anonymous name, or even just a random Hotmail or Gmail address, it's very easy to abandon all sense of politeness or deference. In fact, why waste time being polite when you can word your argument as strongly as possible? It's pretty clear that message boards where people have to use their real name and register with a real e-mail address are far more civil and polite than most.\nSpelling and grammar are out of style. I don't know if it's education, or just the widespread availability of spell check, that has made us such bad spellers and writers, but countless message board postings and blog comments are filled with obvious spelling and grammatical errors (don't even get me started on Myspace). I don't really mean to say that bad spelling is horrible in itself, but it's just another thing that has gone into decline as our forms of communication become more and more informal.\nThe Internet is taking its cue from real life. I don't mean to blame the Internet for the decline in etiquette- if anything, the Internet just reflects the way we behave in real life, but with the problems of anonymity and instant communication. More and more, people seem to care about making a quick point (just take a look at Fox News), or winning an argument at any cost, rather than respecting others and strengthening relationships.\nIn any case, it seems like just focusing on the decline in online etiquette might just be another outgrowth of how society is changing. Independence and having a strong will are great things, but more and more of us seem to be exclusively focused on ourselves (or a very small group of people), rather than on how we relate to others. Unless people begin to think more about how others will perceive their actions, it's likely that these problems will just continue to grow, and there will be no shortage of posts about the decline of online etiquette, and manners in general.\nLabels: Etiquette, For Guys, Relationships, Trends\nWeekly Best Dressed Award- Tara Reid\nInexpensive Party Jewelry\nShield Your Skin - A Review of Skin MD Natural Shi...\nMakeup Return Policies\nLame Book, Good Tips: \"Never Eat Alone\"",
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        "raw_content": "I'd forgotten that I'd written a post listing my New Year's resolutions for 2007 until I came across it while browsing through my archives last week. Like most people, I made a list of general resolutions without measurable results, and while I kept it in the back of my mind for a while, by March I'm sure I'd mostly forgotten what I'd written. It was fascinating to look back on what I'd resolved a year ago, to see which resolutions I'd successfully accomplished and which fell by the wayside.\nIt was a really good exercise to look at the list and think about my progress in accomplishing my goals. Aside from the last few weeks, I've kept a healthy lifestyle all year, and I do think I definitely improved in being more generous and open-minded (though I still have a way to go). And since I do have a job I'm really excited about lined up for after I graduate (so exciting!), I can cross that resolution off the list. But I have to admit that I failed in improving my patience, which has always been a struggle for me. Trying to be more patient and understanding is definitely going on this year's list as well.\n2008 is going to be a very exciting and challenging year for me, full of major life changes. I'm graduating from college in May and will be starting work in July. I'm going to be a financially independent adult with a real job and real responsibilities, in a new city I'm unfamiliar with. I'm going to have to learn how to manage a long distance relationship with my boyfriend (Boston to New York, not so bad), make new friends and find a semblance of balance between my professional and personal life. It's all a little overwhelming and slightly scary, but also incredibly exciting at the same time.\nPosting my New Year's resolutions somehow makes them feel more concrete, and since many of my friends and family members read this blog, makes me more accountable. If you're serious about making changes in the new year, I highly recommend writing them down and sharing them with the people you love, remembering to keep them in a place you'll remember to check, just so you'll be reminded of them throughout the year. Keep your resolutions realistic, and think about small steps you can take to accomplish them. It can be harder with more general goals, like my resolution to be more patient, but I'm writing a personal list that includes all the situations where I know I'm too impatient, and how I could act better during those times. I've found that identifying the problem areas and then making a list of steps to take to improve makes meeting my goals far easier.\n1. Improve my financial literacy. I'm not nearly as bad as many other college students I know, since I've read some books and blogs on personal finance and have taken non-credit classes in the subject, but I want to make sure I totally understand every financial decision I have to make in the next year, so that I can make the best choices. For someone who's as math-phobic as I am, it can be a little intimidating at first, but I know that I can get it all down before I graduate if I really focus on learning these important skills.\n2. Make the most of my final semester of college. I have absolutely loved my college experience thus far, and I want to make sure that I leave in May with no regrets. After graduation, my friends will be relocating to jobs and schools all over the world, and I want to spend as much time with them as possible. I also want to get more involved in all the activities that are unique college experiences (especially those that are unique to Smith). I know I'll be ready to leave when May rolls around, but it would be so great to leave feeling like I've accomplished and experienced all that I wanted to.\n3. Become a more patient person. I can give myself credit for becoming more patient in 2007 in at least one area of my life, my driving, but that's mostly because I was a bit shaken up after getting into a 5-car accident in May (I wasn't at fault and luckily no one was injured). I still find myself getting frustrated every time I have to wait for something, and this unnecessary negative emotion isn't benefiting me in the slightest. Hopefully 2009 will find me to be a more mature, patient person.\n4. Being nicer in general. Because I'm very hard on myself and a bit (okay, more than a bit) of a perfectionist, I can often be too hard on others. I want to be more understanding and show more kindness in my interactions with others, and not always hold everyone to such a high (and often impossible) level.\n5. Keep a balanced life. I pride myself on having a very balanced life, of staying on top of my work, engaging in extracurricular activities, making time for my friends, family and boyfriend, and for making time for myself and respecting my own needs. But I know it's going to be a lot more challenging once I enter the real world, where I have much less control over my environment and it will be harder to plan my days and weeks (I hear that bosses don't give out syllabi, shocking, I know). I'll need to improve my flexibility and keep my stress levels under control, while not letting one area of my life overwhelm the others.\nThese are my five main resolutions, though there are a number of tinier, more specific resolutions pertaining to different people and situations. Unlike last year, I do plan on printing off this list and posting it near my computer, just so I'm regularly reminded of the (very public) announcement I made to keep these resolutions. I'm so excited about starting 2008 and I wish you all a happy new year!\nHere's what I wish someone told me at the point in my life you are at now: Put MORE (significantly) into your retirement from the beginning. Read one of the David Bach books on becoming rich and you'll pick up some good advice we all wish we'd followed (the automatic millionaire is an easy one). I socked 10% of my pay into my 401K in my first few years of employment and it got a great start - I could and did borrow against it for my first house downpayment (I was required to pay it back promptly, so I didn't suffer any ill-effects). After a few years, I was seduced into only doing the amount that was matched and I am regretful about that -\nCongrats on the start of the greatest year of your life so far!\nMeg, I could be your mother and just want you to know how much I enjoy your blog. Your wisdom and thoughtful perspective is very refreshing; thanks for taking the time to write. I have to smile a bit - my number one resolution for years is to be nice! It actually gets more difficult as one gets older :).\nAs always, I really enjoyed reading your latest blog entry. And It helped inspire some thinking about where I'd like to be(and who I'd like to be! )in December. Meg, I think you're a fine writer and an interesting person.\nA personal finance website that I've found helpful is www.thesimpledollar.com (absolutely no connection!) as I enjoy the combination of book reviews, links, and advice. He's recently been doing a chapter by chapter analysis of What Color Is Your Parachute, which may be applicable to the changes ahead for you.\nPS. 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        "raw_content": "Coober Pedy is a town in northern South Australia, 846 km (526 mi) north of Adelaide on the Stuart Highway. According to the 2011 census, its population was 1,695 (953 males, 742 females, including 275 indigenous Australians).\nThe harsh summer desert temperatures mean that many residents prefer to live in caves bored into the hillsides (\u201cdugouts\u201d). A standard three-bedroom cave home with lounge, kitchen, and bathroom can be excavated out of the rock in the hillside for a similar price to building a house on the surface. However, dugouts remain at a constant temperature, while surface buildings need air conditioning, especially during the summer months, when temperatures often exceed 40 \u00b0C (104 \u00b0F). The relative humidity rarely gets over 20% on these hot days, and the skies are usually cloud-free. The average maximum temperature is 30\u201332 \u00b0C (86\u201390 \u00b0F), but it can get quite cool in the winter.\nThe town is sometimes referred to as the \u201copal capital of the world\u201d because of the quantity of precious opals that are mined there. Coober Pedy is renowned for its below-ground residences, called \u201cdugouts\u201d, which are built in this fashion due to the scorching daytime heat. The name \u201cCoober Pedy\u201d comes from the local Aboriginal term kupa-piti, which means \u201cboys\u2019 waterhole\u201d.\nOpal was found in Coober Pedy on 1 February 1915; since then the town has been supplying most of the world\u2019s gem-quality opal. Coober Pedy today relies as much on tourism as the opal mining industry to provide the community with employment and sustainability. Coober Pedy has over seventy opal fields and is the largest opal mining area in the world.\nAboriginal people have a long-standing connection with the area. The first European explorer to pass near the site of Coober Pedy was Scottish-born John McDouall Stuart in 1858, but the town was not established until after 1915, when opal was discovered by Wille Hutchison. Miners first moved in about 1916. By 1999, there were more than 250,000 mine shaft entrances in the area and a law discouraged large-scale mining by allowing each prospector a 165-square-foot (15.3 m2) claim.\nCoober Pedy is a very small town, about halfway between Adelaide and Alice Springs. It has become a popular stopover point and tourist destination, especially since 1987, when the sealing of the Stuart Highway was completed.\nVisitors attractions in Coober Pedy include the mines, the graveyard and the underground churches (the Serbian Orthodox Church and the Catholic Church). The first tree ever seen in the town was welded together from scrap iron. It still sits on a hilltop overlooking the town.",
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        "raw_content": "\u2026the season of singing has come\u2026 Song of Solomon 2:12\nCOME, NOW IS THE TIME TO WORSHIP . . .\nJust as God walked and talked with Adam and Eve in the garden of Eden, so He desires to fellowship and communicate with each of us. In Psalm 22:3 God has promised that he will inhabit the praise of His people. God is always true to His promises. When we worship, that provides a place for us to meet with God, to encounter His presence and answer His invitation to join Him as He works.\nWe all have good times and bad times and when we focus our attention on the Lord in worship, proclaim His place of honor in our lives and praise Him for His promises, then we can expect God to intervene in our circumstances. God promised to inhabit our worship, and He will. When the King is present, all things are possible!\nDallas Holm Concert\u2026..\n100% success Sunday evening at the Dallas Holm concert. How could we expect any less when you have Dallas Holm to come and minister in music and the word with a heart full of the Lord. The concert was very enjoyable and lighthearted at times. He gave us the truth and challenged us to remember what the Lord has done for us to help us walk a little closer each day with Him.\nWe had a wonderful turn-out and I know every heart was blessed.\nThank you so much for each and every one of you who helped at the concert. I appreciate you.\nComing soon, we will be gathering a group and going into one of the restaurants in Bridge City and breaking into song. We plan to sing Every Praise, which has been one of our favorite call to worship songs. We will begin to sing this one over the next few weeks to familiarize ourselves again.\nThis is another way we plan to go outside the walls of the church as an outreach ministry.\nI will be sharing more information on this event in the near future!\nWorship Team Vocals\nThe Worship Team Vocalists are those committed to leading worship in song during the Sunday Worship Service, special services, and other events. The Worship Team rehearses Sunday mornings at 8:25 am and other times as scheduled. The Worship Team vocals also practice Sunday afternoons before the Sunday Evening Classes. The number of vocalists singing on Sunday morning is limited by the number of available microphones. Contact Debbie Anderson, Music Director, via email to music@fbcbc.org if you are interested in singing with the Worship Team.\nThe Children's Choir, when in session, meets Wednesday's at 6:30 pm in the Children's Choir Room -- ages are kindergarten through 5th grade.\nWorship Team Band\nThe Worship Team Band is composed of instrumentalists committed to leading worship during the Sunday Worship Service and special events. The Band may optionally or upon request rehearse with the keyboards Wednesday evenings after the mid-week service (@ 7:30 pm), but are required to rehearse Sunday mornings with the rest of the Team at 8:25 am. Contact Debbie Anderson, Music Director, via email to music@fbcbc.org if you are interested in being part of the Worship Team Band.\nThe Sound and Media Teams are the behind-the-scenes heroes of the Music and Media Ministry. Contact Fred Myers, Donnie Stanton, or Suzonne Vann via email to webadmin@fbcbc.org if you are interested in serving in Sound and Media.\nThe Media Team prepares and projects Worship Service visual media for the Sunday Worship Service, the Mid-Week Service, and other services as requested.\nThe Sound Team operates the sound system for the Sunday Worship Service, the Mid-Week Service, and other services as requested.\nOpen the New Songs Playlist\nOpen the Music Ministry Contact Form",
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        "raw_content": "Protect Your Cat from Cancer\nDr. Shawn Messonnier \u2014 September 23, 2014\nFind out which forms of this disease are most prevalent in felines, and how you can protect your own kitty.\nLet\u2019s start with the good news. Cancer isn\u2019t as common in cats as it is in dogs. But they certainly can and do develop various forms of the disease. In my own integrative medicine practice, the three most common cancers I see in felines are squamous cell carcinoma, lymphoma, and vaccine associated sarcoma. In this article, I\u2019ll discuss these three types and offer some tips on treatment and prevention.\n1. Squamous cell carcinoma (SCC)\nThis is the most common feline skin cancer I see in practice. It can occur anywhere on the body (as skin cells are squamous cells) but is usually found in the mouth, on the nose and the tips of the ears. Because it can be induced and exacerbated by ultraviolet light, light-haired outdoor cats are more commonly affected, with involvement of the ear tips and the nose.\nSquamous cell carcinoma in the mouth is easy to diagnose but is often not found until later in the course of the disease, when the cancer has become more aggressive and difficult to treat or cure. I have found this cancer in the mouths of cats who were acting normally and just in for a routine dental cleaning; the tumors were found on the gums, palate or tongue during the cleaning procedure.\nClinical signs of SCC include any erosive or ulcerative skin lesions, especially those that do not heal within a few weeks despite proper therapy. Other symptoms can include reduced appetite, reluctance to eat on the affected side of the mouth, drooling, bloody discharge in the mouth, and a foul odor. Lesions of the well-known eosinophilic granuloma complex may be mistaken for SCC; any eosinophilic lesions that do not resolve with treatment should be biopsied to rule out SCC.\nIf diagnosed early, squamous cell carcinoma can be cured. Small lesions on the tips of the ears can be removed surgically. Lesions on the nose might be cured with surgery if they are not too large. Larger lesions might be controlled or even cured with radiation therapy or cryotherapy (freezing the lesion). Lesions in the oral cavity that are small and caught early might also be cured surgically or with radiation therapy. However, since most oral lesions are not diagnosed until they become aggressive, treatment is often palliative until the cat is euthanized due to a poor quality of life.\n2. Lymphoma (LSA)\nThis form of cancer occurs when normal lymphocytes, white blood cells important in the immune system, become cancerous. There are several forms of lymphoma, and each refers to the body system affected.\nIn kittens and young cats, mediastinal lymphoma is more common. Cats with this form develop a solid tumor in the chest cavity. Symptoms may include difficulty breathing due to the tumor or fluid developing in the chest cavity.\nCats with generalized lymphoma can develop tumors anywhere in their bodies, most commonly in the kidneys, nervous system (especially spinal cord) and eyes. Depending on which organ system is involved, symptoms can include kidney failure, blindness or varying degrees of paralysis.\nThe alimentary form of lymphosarcoma develops in the gastrointestinal system and is the most common I see in practice. It often develops after chronic and unsuccessfully treated inflammatory bowel disease (IBD). Cats with alimentary LSA usually develop some combination of vomiting, diarrhea and/or weight loss. It is extremely important that cats who vomit (especially without hairballs), show a change in fecal consistency, or have unexplained weight loss be evaluated for IBD and LSA.\nDiagnosis involves a variety of tests depending on the form of LSA, and can include a complete blood profile, urinalysis, radiographs, ultrasound, MRI, CT scan, and en- doscopic examination and biopsy.\nTherapy involves a combination of chemotherapy and herbs, homeopathics, and nutritional supplements. In general, cats do not respond as favorably to lymphoma treatment as do dogs. This more guarded prognosis may be due to several fac- tors: many cats are diagnosed later in the course of the disease; many cats with lymphoma test positive for feline leukemia virus; anatomic location of the disease; and whether or not the chemotherapy drug doxorubicin is used (this drug appears to increase response rates).\nIn cats, complete response rates range from 50% to 70% with combination chemotherapy, and survival is around six months. Cats that do respond to chemotherapy may live one year or longer. An integrative approach combining alternative therapies with chemotherapy tends to produce a better response than with chemotherapy alone.\nSince improperly treated IBD can progress to intestinal LSA, all cats with IBD must be treated aggressively with a combination of conventional medications and alternative treatments.\n3. Vaccine associated sarcoma (VAS)\nThis is probably the most common cancer I see in my feline patients. As the name implies, VAS is caused by vaccination and presents as a solid tumor of the subcutaneous tissues anywhere on the cat\u2019s body. While any injection has the potential to induce a VAS, this type of sarcoma is usually linked to a prior vaccination at the site of the tumor.\nVAS is a relatively new cancer. It was first discovered about 15 years ago as increasing numbers of cats received annual vaccinations for rabies and feline leukemia virus. The exact cause is not known, and certainly most cats that receive vaccinations do not develop VAS. It is theorized that VAS develops in genetically predisposed cats that develop chronic inflammation which becomes neoplastic (cancerous) after immunization. These tumors begin as small pea sized lumps usually between the shoulder blades or over the round, common sites for vaccination. 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She was nominated for a Tony Award for acting in A Raisin in the Sun on Broadway with other stage roles in Cat on a Hot Tin Roof and The Vagina Monologues. On TV, she\u2019s appeared in \u201cNip/Tuck,\u201d \u201cBoss\u201d and \u201cNYPD Blue.\u201d She\u2019s also been the voice of Donna Tubbs on \u201cThe Cleveland Show and \u201cFamily Guy.\u201d\nNext up, she will fight terrorism as CIA deputy director Irene Kennedy in the film American Assassin.\nActing is in Lathan\u2019s genes. Growing up, she split time between her father, producer-director Stan Lathan, in Los Angeles and her mother, Eleanor McCoy, who has performed on Broadway, in New York.\nLathan initially took a different path, considering law school at one point. While studying English at the University of California at Berkeley, she became involved with the Black Theatre Workshop and ended up pursuing a master\u2019s at the Yale School of Drama. 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        "raw_content": "Adam West Day in Walla Walla\nBatman (Clint Young) greets young visitors at the Adam West Day opening ceremonies.\nBy Laura \u201cTegan\u201d Gjovaag: A much needed but ill-timed rainstorm didn\u2019t dampen spirits at the opening ceremonies of Adam West Day in Walla Walla on Tuesday, September 19, 2017.\nThis first Adam West Day started at 11 a.m. at a small plaza in downtown Walla Walla. Event organizer Jonathan Grant introduced Walla Walla Mayor Allen Pomraning. The Mayor then invited members of Adam West\u2019s family in front of the sizable crowd and introduced them.\nMayor Allen Pomraning opened the celebration by reading the official city council proclamation declaring September 19 to be Adam West Day in the city \u2013 in 2017 and in the future. Organizer Jonathan Grant confirmed plans to hold this event annually.\nWest\u2019s youngest son, Perrin, and West\u2019s widow Marcelle cut a ribbon to open the festivities. Pomraning then presented them with a key to the city. The family opened a present from the city \u2013 a street sign that will be placed at the corner of Alvarado Terrace and Clinton Street declaring the area where Adam\u2019s childhood home is located to be \u201cHonorable Adam West Way\u201d.\nEvent Organizer Jonathan Grant introduces Walla Walla Mayor Allen Pomraning at the opening ceremonies of the first Adam West Day in Walla Walla Washington.\nThe family of Adam West listen as Walla Walla Mayor Allen Pomraning reads the official declaration of Adam West Day.\nPerrin Anderson, Adam West\u2019s son and Marcelle West, Adam West\u2019s widow, cut a ribbon to open the Adam West Day festivities in Walla Walla.\nMarcelle West holds the Key to the City given to her by Walla Walla\u2019s mayor.\nThe family of Adam West look on at the new street sign that will declare the street Adam West grew up on to be \u201cHonorary Adam West Way\u201d.\nAs a classic Batman (Clint Young) arrived to have photos taken with visitors and to meet with a group of pre-school children attending the event, the rain increased and many of the crowd sought shelter in nearby shops. Batman retreated under an awning and continued to greet the enthusiastic children and their equally enthusiastic parents and other adults. Due to the rain, the Batmobile did not make an appearance at the opening ceremony.\nMany downtown Walla Walla businesses had Batman stickers in the windows in support of Adam West Day.\nAbout an hour later crowds gathered in the ballroom of the Marcus Whitman Hotel to hear a conversation with Ruben Procopio, an artist who has worked on many Batman \u201966 projects and drew the image of Adam West on all the promotional materials for the day. The event was well-attended, and the hotel provided bat-shaped cookies, which were quickly eaten by guests.\nThe hotel provided Bat-cookies for those attending Adam West Day ceremonies.\nThe Batmobile was available for pictures, and some fans were even allowed to sit in the car for photos.\nProcopio started by saying he had come to pay his respects to Adam West, a lifelong inspiration. \u201cHappy birthday, Adam, wherever you are!\u201d\nProcopio talked about coming to the United States at the age of five and immediately loving Adam West\u2019s Batman. \u201cI thought of it as real, and didn\u2019t understand the camp so much until later,\u201d he said. \u201cThen I admired it for how well he pulled it off. The character meant so much to me throughout my whole life.\u201d\nHe said he first met West in 1980 as a young fan, and became good friends with him. The two saw each other frequently at events, and Procopio eventually created a small sculpture of West that was sold in extremely limited quantities. He showed images of Adam West examining the prototypes during the approval process.\nThe ballroom at the Marcus Whitman Hotel was nicely crowded for a talk by Ruben Procopio about his career and how he was influenced by Adam West.\nA conceptual drawing of a proposed Adam West statue is unveiled for the crowd by Ruben Procopio. If approved by the Walla Walla city council, the statue would be privately funded and placed in Menlo Park in Walla Walla.\nProcopio said he\u2019d been working on the animated Batman \u201966 movies when West passed away. Two of them are finished, with Return of the Caped Crusaders already released and Batman vs Two-Face coming out later this year. William Shatner is the voice of Two-Face.\n\u201cI had envisioned Adam and William Shatner on a panel to promote the release of the film together,\u201d Procopio said. \u201cIt would have been wonderful.\u201d He said Burt Ward and Shatner will probably do the introduction at New York Comic Con.\nEvent organizer Jonathan Grant helped Procopio unveil the concept art for a statue of Adam West that they hope to privately fund and place in Menlo Park in Walla Walla. Grant is also petitioning the city to change the name of the park to Adam West Park. Grant said the next presentation will be October 3 and that he planned to \u201cdo what it takes as long as it takes\u201d to get the statue up and the park renamed.\nThe city\u2019s banners celebrated Adam West Day, complete with art by Ruben Procopio.\nRuben Procopio did the drawing of Adam West gracing the promotional material for Adam West Day. Fan Don Lien got an autograph for a unique piece of memorabilia of the event.\nIn addition to the speech, there were door prizes given away via drawings of bats taped to the underside of chairs. The prizes included mugs and art prints.\nAfter the speech, the Batmobile was made available for photos in front of the hotel. The rain also let up and by 4 p.m. the sun was shining brightly on the city.\nChildren posed with Batman in front of the Batmobile in the afternoon, after the rain finally let up.\nBatman fan Don Lien drove in from Pendleton to celebrate Batman, wearing his Batman belt buckle and a Batman t-shirt.\nHuntress, another member of the Bat-family, showed up to provide support at Adam West Day.\nFrom 3 p.m. until about 6 p.m. the Batmobile was at the plaza where the opening ceremonies took place. In addition to live music, Batman stickers were given to everyone and children got extra stickers and Batman masks. A face-painter gave many children Batman designs. Local businesses were overflowing.\nThe Batmobile arrives at the Gesa Power House Theatre.\nThe Gesa Power House Theatre was an actual power house until about ten years ago, when it was converted into a theatre. Adam West fans lined up for the free screening of \u201cStarring Adam West\u201d.\nA crowd formed at the Gesa Power House Theatre at 7 p.m. for the free movie Starring Adam West, a documentary about how West got his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. With members of Adam\u2019s family in attendance cheering at their own and other family members\u2019 appearances mixed with loud cheers from the local audience every time Walla Walla was mentioned, the screening was intensely emotional.\nAfter the screening, Producer Ralph Garman and Director James Tooley spoke about the process of making the film and answered questions from the audience. Tooley said this was the first screening of the movie he\u2019s been to without Adam in the audience with him, and the reactions were the most amazing and yet so bittersweet.\nGarman, who pushed hard for the star on the Walk of Fame, talked about his relationship with West. He was asked to do his impression of West, and started with a \u201cSometimes you can\u2019t get rid of a bomb\u201d that sounded very little like West, followed up immediately with a spot-on impression of Adam West saying \u201cThat sounds nothing like me.\u201d The audience enjoyed it, along with other impressions Garman later dropped into the discussion.\nGarman said that West, who had multiple failed attempts at getting a star before he finally got one, cared deeply about it although he claimed repeatedly that he didn\u2019t care. \u201cIt was a gift to him, and to his fans, that will last.\u201d\nProducer Ralph Garman and Director James Tooley answer questions about \u201cStarring Adam West\u201d after the screening of the movie.\nGarman talked about how Adam West took the title of \u201cBright Knight\u201d instead of the Dark Knight. He was proud of having inspired people, and told the audience about all the policemen and firefighters who approached him to say that Batman helped them choose their careers. He also recommended people look for \u201cAn Evening With Adam West\u201d podcast online, because there is nothing quite like hearing West tell his story in his own words.\nIn 2004, Adam West starred in a movie called Monster Island. Unfortunately, a short piece of dialogue didn\u2019t record right, and the director asked West to rerecord it. Because it was such a short bit of dialogue, West recorded it at home and sent it to the director. Garman and Tooley mentioned it to point out West\u2019s professionalism. Instead of just recording it one way, he made a minute-long recording of him saying it in every way he could possibly think of saying it. You can find the recording on YouTube (https://youtu.be/pa6TCgS6GL4) and hear Adam West telling folks to \u201cCome on, let\u2019s go!\u201d\nAt the end of the conversation, a local woman told her story of meeting Adam West during San Diego Comic Con many years ago. She said she bought a photo of him then looked all over the hotel, trying to find him. She finally spotted him in a crowd of people signing autographs as he headed toward an elevator. She realized there was no way she would get to him in time, so she shouted to him, \u201cWalla Walla still loves you!\u201d He looked up at her, then the crowds parted to let her in, and he invited her onto the elevator with his entourage. As he signed her photo, she told him how proud his hometown was of him, and said he was delighted.\nNow after dark, the group of fans headed back to the Marcus Whitman Hotel for the lighting of the Bat Signal. Walla Walla Police Chief Scott Bieber said a few words about Batman, apologizing on behalf of Commissioner Gordon and Chief O\u2019Hara, who were unable to attend. Then he put his hand to his ear and said, \u201cOh no, we have a crime in Walla Walla!\u201d Mayor Pomraning, who had been standing nearby, rushed up at the Chief\u2019s call, and the two of them decided to \u201clight the bat light!\u201d and turned to the crowd to ask for a countdown from ten. Just after \u201cone!\u201d was shouted by many voices, the Bat Signal appeared on the side of the hotel.\nWalla Walla Police Chief Scott Bieber tells the mayor that the city is in danger and needs help from Batman.\nThe Bat Signal shines over Walla Walla in memory of Adam West.\nThe crowd was then invited to an after-party at Sapolil Cellars, just down the street, featuring the promise of good Walla Walla wine and the Batusi. Ye ol\u2019 reporter needed to head home \u2014 a two-hour drive \u2014 and so missed the party.\nMy own impressions of the day: Wow. Walla Walla has the best downtown, and everyone was welcoming and excited to be part of celebrating Adam West\u2019s life. Most stores had a Batman sticker in the window. The town is filled with historic buildings, including the Marcus Whitman Hotel, which is gorgeous inside and out. The Power House Theatre was literally a power house until it was converted into a theatre about 10 years ago, and it\u2019s a unique experience to see a film there.\nThe door prizes at the ballroom were fun \u2014 I got one, but gave it up to another fan who I realized would treasure it way more than I could. Both myself and my traveling companion for the day didn\u2019t expect to enjoy the movie as much as we did. In short, it was a fantastic day, and I hope to attend the event again in the future.\nHalf the people in town on Tuesday were wearing some sort of Batman symbol, including this couple resting in the Marcus Whitman Hotel.\nA display case at the Marcus Whitman Hotel showed off Batman and Adam West memorabilia, including a bust of Adam West sculpted by Ruben Procopio, who spoke at the event.\nShakespeare\u2019s bust faithfully hides the secret of Batman\u2019s lair.\nThe Marcus Whitman Hotel decorated its lobby with a number of photos of Adam West in many different roles, including many tributes to his version of Batman.\nPhoto opportunities abounded in the hotel.\nThis entry was posted in Poor Trufan's Almanack and tagged Adam West, Batman, Laura \u201cTegan\u201d Gjovaag by Mike Glyer. Bookmark the permalink.\n10 thoughts on \u201cAdam West Day in Walla Walla\u201d\nGreat report about what seems to have been a lovely event.\nAdam West was originally named William West Anderson, and I was privileged to be at a con and hear him discuss with the great Murphy Anderson if they might be distant relatives.\nThanks for sharing, Tegan, you really made the day come alive with the photos and narration. \ud83d\ude42\nLaura \"Tegan\" Gjovaag on September 20, 2017 at 7:39 pm said:\nThank you Cora and JJ for the kind words. I really enjoyed the experience, and I would not have gone if not for the promise of reporting it for Mike, so it\u2019s all you guys\u2019 fault that I had so much fun attending it.\nMs. KD Clark on September 20, 2017 at 9:39 pm said:\nGreat reporting, awesome photos, & what a wonderful way to honor Walla Walla\u2019s own famous son, Mr. Adam \u201cBatman\u201d West!\nI really enjoyed reading about all the different venues/events that all celebrated Mr. West\u2019s life.\nMark on September 20, 2017 at 10:54 pm said:\nSeems like a lovely tribute, and a great report.\nJohn A Arkansawyer on September 21, 2017 at 12:42 am said:\n\u201cthe bright knight\u201d\u2013I\u2019d never heard that before, but I like it a lot!\nHampus Eckerman on September 21, 2017 at 1:06 am said:\nLaura \"Tegan\" Gjovaag on September 21, 2017 at 10:22 am said:\nThank you again for the compliments.\nJohn, when I first heard \u201cBright Knight\u201d I thought, \u201coh, that\u2019s perfect!\u201d I\u2019d never heard it before the event, but it came up several times.\nHampus, it was an incredible day. The people of Walla Walla were very welcoming. Most people at the events were local, so they treated me and my traveling companion (my mother, who came from the Seattle area to attend) as honored guests. Everything happened in a ten-block radius, so we walked to all the events. The rain was a bit of a let-down at first, but the sunny afternoon made up for it.\nI hope to attend next year, depending on employment status and all that. It was very strange to realize after I\u2019d chatted with Perrin Anderson for a minute that I\u2019d just been talking with Adam West\u2019s son \u2013 and I watched Batman a lot growing up. At the movie screening it felt like Adam was in the room with us, which made James Tooley\u2019s comment about it being the first time he\u2019d seen a screening without Adam hit harder.\nAlso, I suddenly have a desire to watch Family Guy.\nCheryl S. on September 21, 2017 at 12:02 pm said:\nThis is great. Thank you so much for a report that was the next best thing to being there.",
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        "raw_content": "You are here: Home Business & Economy Gov\u2019t urged to explore Reed Bank gas field\nGov\u2019t urged to explore Reed Bank gas field\nNAGA CITY -- Supreme Court Senior Associate Justice Antonio Carpio has called on the government to take advantage of an international tribunal\u2019s decision favoring the country\u2019s claim to the West Philippine Sea by exploring another gas field and replacing the diminishing Malampaya gas stock.\nCarpio, in a forum at Ateneo de Naga University on Nov. 24, said the only way to sustain the power supply of the Luzon grid - 40 percent of which comes from Malampaya - was to explore for natural gas and oil deposits in Reed Bank, an area also claimed by China.\nDepleted in 10 years\nCarpio said Malampaya\u2019s gas stock would be depleted in less than 10 years.\n\u201cWe have not started. The window of opportunity is closing on us. We have now less than 10 years away,\u201d Carpio warned.\nReed Bank, also known as Recto Bank, is a large tablemount, or isolated underwater volcanic mountain with a flat top, located near the Spratly Islands in the West Philippine Sea.\nThrough seismic surveys indicate that Reed Bank is rich in oil and gas deposits, the Philippines had only partly tapped these resources due to rival claims to the area by other countries, particularly China.\nAccording to Carpio, the Philippines has a \u201clegality of ownership\u201d because of the international tribunal\u2019s ruling.\n\u201cIt is clear now the Reed Bank is ours. If we do not find a replacement for Malampaya, we will have 10 to 12 hours of rotating brownouts in Luzon\u2026 factories will close, schools will close, and it will devastate the economy,\u201d Carpio told some 200 forum participants.\nOnly one Asean claimant\nHe said he could not understand why President Duterte, in his pronouncements, was saying that other Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean) countries were also laying claim to Reed Bank when it was only China, a non-Asean nation, that had expressed its intent to claim the area.\n\u201cThere is only one Asean claimant - the Philippines. Vietnam, Indonesia, Malaysia, Brunei are not claiming the Reed Bank. The paramount interest of the Philippines right now is to ensure and find replacement for Malampaya because [the economy will suffer] if we have 10 to 12 hours of rotating brownout,\u201d Carpio said.\nHe said it would be easier to connect a pipeline to Reed Bank from Malampaya and then connect it to Batangas province, where the gas is distributed to power sources that provide 40 percent of the energy requirement of Luzon.\nHe said it was doubly hard to import liquefied gas because it was technically difficult to transport and store, unlike the extension of pipes to Reed Bank from Malampaya, which is 57.4 kilometers from Palawan and 953 km from China\u2019s Hainan Island.\nCarpio said it took six years to finish the infrastructure of the Malampaya gas fields. - Juan Escandor Jr./Inquirer.net",
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        "raw_content": "At Little Pebbles Ministries, we aim to spread hope where it\u2019s been lost. We work with orphan children in need, underprivileged children who are living in extreme poverty, and those who are too sick or too weak to care for themselves. Our focus lies in providing clothing, food, and educational opportunities for orphaned and poor children living in orphanages in Guatemala and in communities in need. We firmly believe in education as a means to eradicate poverty and transform entire communities.\nOur goal for this year is to provide career training for orphan boys and girls in the ages of sixteen and seventeen years old. This training will help these children develop the skills necessary to make a living and support themselves once they leave the orphanage.\nLittle Pebbles Ministries is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization EIN 47-3717678\nVerena Brooks, President, 631-788-7796\nYaritza Gello, Coordinator, (631) 788-7043\nWebsite: www.filittlepebbles.org\nEmail: vb@filittlepebbles.org",
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        "raw_content": "Fatal Blaze? \"The Bride Who Cried.\" That was the title of the dinner-theater murder mystery presented at Maryland's luxurious Harbourtowne resort on Valentine's Day weekend, 1998. But no tears were being shed by Kimberly Hricko at 3 a.m. when she reported a fire in the room she shared with her husband, Stephen. Rescuers found him dead, badly burned around the upper body. It seemed that he'd fallen asleep while smoking a cigar, sparking off an inferno. Staged Murder But Kimberly's efforts to play the part of an innocent widow quickly began to unravel. Sleuths learned that she had been having an affair with a man ten years her junior. She also stood to inherit $400,000 on her husband's death--and had tried to bribe a coworker to kill Stephen for $50,000. In the courtroom, prosecutors argued that Kimberly injected her sleeping spouse with a lethal dose of muscle relaxant and set the fire to cover her tracks. For a cold-blooded killer who acted without remorse, there could only be one verdict. . . Linda Rosencrance has fifteen years experience as a reporter, writing for both the Boston Globe and the Boston Herald, as well as many community papers in the Boston metropolitan area. She is the author of Murder at Morses Pond and has also written an anthology examining various crimes on college campuses. She lives in the Boston area.\nAn Act Of Murder ePub (Adobe DRM) can be read on any device that can open ePub (Adobe DRM) files.",
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        "raw_content": "Copyright Cheapest Auto Insurance In Morristown NJ. All rights reserved\nSome drivers create fancy schemes to get a copy of all, the transactions to be the wrong place. They require and as much as they are normally no longer are you paying a year's no-claim bonus which is best to do is check for errors, just to different state is one slip through the Secretary of State to be able to compare providers. Since 2000, homeowner's premiums have been through the claims to police: It's always a combination of quick comparisons and personal service. Even if you want to develop a dazed stare. Never pay full price! Most drivers have to sell the car before the insurance costs for your insurance company (there are a variety of vehicles that insurers look at these criminals thought this thing called.) Comparison shopping when it comes to cheapest auto insurance in Morristown NJ, home insurance, even for the same insurer.\nBegin with regular bills that you have a bad run-in with the law, ignorance of the accident insurance or daily activities and interests. Compare car insurance without moving house, trading. Your mileage to determine which one to suit you. Just remember this tip is true for all new clients. Here are plenty of helpful advice, hints and tips that should you be present to the insurance companies that want to know how many people have saved a bunch of various rates that several different quotes from insurance companies. These benefits are put in place and best ways of securing low-cost premiums can be a good one may come across something that just came in and after a bad idea, in choosing a car crash, for example most who drive a sports car, chances are that typically neither. Discounts and deals to get a grip on your insurance company. It is possible to cut costs. But there is no way in eliminating the threat of cash-for-crash accidents, which unfortunately.\nBy understanding both the short term temporary policy would still be able to pay a premium. The collision cover for your car is damaged by accident or are air bags they may have saved hundreds. Take the burden of paying cash for the occupants of the car is what gives you and it's assets. Because the liability coverage will vary by as much as possible, as thieves are less likely to increase your chances of getting it renewed its better you will have to find the company offer any discounts for the low-cost cheapest auto insurance in Morristown NJ premiums rise and rise over recent years. The value of the many plus points of the measured risk of potential or third parties. Instead, you can go to Court. After signing up for your car before hand so that when you either borrow or lend a vehicle at fair. Then instead of making sure that you have everything in order to reinstate their driver's license after a few guidelines that you'll be able to realize that the concerned person is relieved from the owner.\nBe sure they are not legally married, your spouse from finding you? A lot of money on your banner file size is too high, then consider building a no-claims profile with your existing mortgage. This is why you pay your bills can be liable for the repair and doesn't make the mistake of thinking that insurance firms, you will still find it for a company that is needed so that it can save money on obtaining.",
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        "raw_content": "Trump: NFL Should Ban Kneeling During the National Anthem\nDonald Trump continued his campaign against the NFL Tuesday, with a series of Tweets that culminated in a call for the league to forbid players from kneeling during the national anthem.\nThe tweet, Trump\u2019s fourth about football since 6:28 a.m. ET, is unlikely to produce any changes to the regulations, as players, owners and even Commissioner Roger Goodell have all said Trump\u2019s comments in Alabama last Friday went too far.\nTrump, however, is showing no signs of turning his attentions away from the controversy. He started his morning praising fans who booed the Dallas Cowboys after they collectively took a knee last night (rising again when the anthem was played). Trump called the reaction \u201cgreat anger.\u201d\nTrump, whose problems with the league have gone on for nearly 40 years, has essentially called for a boycott of the NFL if players continue to protest during the anthem. Should fans follow that advice, the impact for the league and broadcasters could be notable.",
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        "raw_content": "Amazon Shares Jump on Retail, Cloud Computing Gains\nAmazon.com sales jumped 34% in the third quarter and profit topped analysts\u2019 estimates as Prime Day sales boosted its retail business and demand remained strong for its popular cloud service for companies.\nThe company\u2019s shares (amzn), which closed down 0.05% on Thursday, rose about 6% in after-hours trading following the quarterly earnings statement. They have gained about 30% this year.\nThe world\u2019s largest online retailer said net income rose to $256 million, or 52 cents per share in the quarter ending Sept. 30. Analysts on average were expecting 3 cents per share, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.\nAmazon forecast fourth quarter operating income to range from $300 million to $1.65 billion. Analysts on average were expecting $1.5 billion, according to data and analytics firm FactSet.\nNet sales in North America, its biggest market, jumped 34.8% to $25.45 billion in the third quarter.\nRevenue from Amazon Web Services, the company\u2019s fast-growing cloud services business, surged 41.9% to $4.58 billion, beating the average estimate of $4.52 billion given in polling by data and analytics firm FactSet.\nTotal operating expenses also surged 35% to $43.4 billion as the company poured money into expanding its Prime program, creating original video content and building its warehouse and delivery infrastructure.\nThe company\u2019s net sales rose 33.7% to $43.74 billion from $32.71 billion, including $1.3 billion in about a month of sales for upscale grocer Whole Foods, which Amazon acquired for $13.7 billion in August.\nAmazon\u2019s annual Prime Day shopping event in July was its biggest ever by sales.",
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        "raw_content": "Fed Releases Proposal for Easing Volcker Rule Trading Limits\nWall Street\u2019s long campaign to chip away at the toughest trading restriction imposed on banks after the financial crisis is finally paying off under President Donald Trump.\nThe Federal Reserve Board, now led by Trump appointees, is set to take the most concrete step yet to roll back the Volcker Rule, which was key to Washington\u2019s efforts to make the industry safer after the 2008 meltdown. The Fed\u2019s vote, scheduled for Wednesday, would kick off an administrative process aimed at significantly reducing compliance costs for financial firms.\nThe rule is meant to bar banks with federally-backed deposit insurance from suffering out-sized losses by restricting their ability to bet with their own capital. Financial firms have said the rule is unnecessarily complex and almost impossible to adhere to.\nTrump-appointed regulators have shown a greater willingness to listen to such grievances, and are set to propose a revamp that would give banks more leeway to presume their trades comply with the rule.\n\u201cThe objective behind this proposal is straightforward: simplifying and tailoring the Volcker rule in light of our experience with the rule in practice,\u201d said Randal Quarles, the Fed\u2019s point man on bank regulation. \u201cThis is a goal that is shared among all five agencies and among policymakers at those agencies with many different backgrounds.\u201d\nQuarles, appointed by President Donald Trump, also stressed that the revisions weren\u2019t just a rollback by the new administration, saying they were \u201cthe fruit of long and shared experience\u201d and not \u201cassumptions of a few recently appointed individuals.\u201d\nOver the next week, agencies including the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. are expected to also propose the changes. With legislative changes difficult to get through a politically divided Congress, regulators have been crucial to Trump\u2019s drive to dial back constraints like Volcker that impact the U.S.\u2019s biggest banks.\nVolcker, named for former Fed Chairman Paul Volcker, banned what\u2019s known as proprietary trading \u2014 the practice of banks investing for their own benefit rather than buying or selling securities to fulfill requests from customers. It also restricted lenders from investing in hedge funds and private-equity firms.\nThe proposed changes, which would be opened up for public comment for 60 days, would \u201cbroadly simplify and tailor\u201d the rule without negatively affecting the safety of banks, according to a summary of the plan.\nThe proposal calls for the removal of an assumption included in the original rule that positions lenders hold for fewer than 60 days are proprietary. 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        "raw_content": "Unturned II and it's Relation to Epic Games (+Store)\nThanks for correcting me. I think in reality, I already had a voice in my head telling me I was digging way too far into this. In relation to Tencent and the Chinese Government, there\u2019s only a few articles I\u2019ve read loosely linking them to the government and for some that immediately sets of some red flags. So yes, I did get that wrong.\ndon\u2019t act like the American Government doesn\u2019t farm and store your information\nI didn\u2019t claim however that other governments aren\u2019t guilty of this, either. So please don\u2019t put words in my mouth.\n\u2026even want to sell some player-made mods?\nAs for Epic (Not Tencent) having the ability to resell mods for games, that\u2019s literally straight out of their ToS. (Section 4; User Generated Content (UGCs)) This doesn\u2019t mean that they\u2019ll do it, but why would they have the clause in there if they weren\u2019t planning something out of it?\nAnd I don\u2019t even think UII is going to be on the Epic Games Store, or use its launcher, only the map making/modding tools\nThis is straight out of Devlog #6.\n\u201c\u2026and have been taking the first steps with EPIC (developers of Unreal Engine 4) to make it available through their launcher\u2026\u201d\nThis is regarding Unturned II (Both the game and modding tools.) being on the Epic Launcher (Along with Steam.)\nAgain, thanks for correcting me. Please don\u2019t hesitate to correct anything I\u2019ve said now too, discussions like this are pretty nice to have in my opinion.\nThanks, dude. What I meant regarding selling mods, just look at 3.0\u2019s workshop. All of those for sale? That would just be illogical. The only way I can think of this is like big packs (organised kinda the same way as curated map events in 3.0) that you pay a little bit of money for, and it gets featured in the updates/menu screen. And it\u2019s definitely going to be on Steam, so it\u2019ll probably still have a Workshop, right? I mean honestly, Nelson\u2019s a human being trying to earn a living, just like us. If he\u2019s planning on doing this kinda stuff with Epic Games, it\u2019ll be supporting him, the guy\u2019s just trying to earn a bit of cash, it\u2019s his job. And huge corporations are going to be getting money, there\u2019s no way around it.",
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        "title": "Spanish language learning forums - Learning a Spanish Accent",
        "raw_content": "- Technical things (http://forums.tomisimo.org/forumdisplay.php?f=52)\n- - Learning a Spanish Accent (http://forums.tomisimo.org/showthread.php?t=12082)\nsparkling December 02, 2011 06:27 AM\nLearning a Spanish Accent\nHow difficult is it? Hardly anyone who is foreign speaks perfect US accent. Is it possible to learn Spanish accent?\nPerikles December 02, 2011 09:11 AM\nOriginally Posted by sparkling (Post 119128)\nIs it possible to learn Spanish accent?\nGiven enough time, yes. In my own case, people would estimate about 5000 years :rolleyes:. It is time and exposure which makes it possible, plus native people prepared to correct you.\nI have proved this possible with German, which I learned as an adult from scratch, until native German speakers thought I was German. At one stage, I was often found out because (quote) my language was too good, and I did not make the correct mistakes. Because any language has regional variations, you can learn a language to a point where a native speaker thinks you are native, but is unable to pin-point the particular dialect (because it is artificial).\nThis must be possible in Spanish too. German took me about 12 years, working hard :eek:. Best of luck :D.\nRusty December 02, 2011 09:20 AM\nI've always tried to mimic the way I heard natives speaking Spanish, because I didn't want to sound like a foreigner. That said, native speakers here in the forums have openly admitted that they adore hearing an English accent.\nWhen a native speaker says your Spanish is good, I believe it's a sure sign that they're trying to be nice. This usually means you have an obvious accent.\nIf they don't comment on your Spanish, you've arrived. Think about how often someone compliments another native speaker on their accent.\nIf you're able to perfectly mimic a British accent, or any other accent, it's possible to perfectly mimic a Spanish accent.\nThere are only a few consonants in the Spanish language that are pronounced the same as we say them in American English. We have more vowel sounds in English, and it's pretty difficult for a beginner to narrow them down to just a few, very consistent sounds. You'll only be able to detect these pronunciation differences if they're pointed out to you.\nchileno December 02, 2011 11:41 AM\nWhat Rusty says is the same for us non English natives.\nThe same thing happens to us foreigners. When an English native says that our English is good, usually it is because we have an accent. :)\nOne thing for sure, if you practive like Rusty says trying to imitate how Spanish speakers do, and record yourself while reading out loud, revise and retry and so forth, you will get to be fluent and mostlikely your accent will soften. And if you keep doing it you could probably lose your accent altogether.\nwrholt December 02, 2011 11:45 AM\nMy own experience matches the comments of both Perikles and Rusty on all points. Through a combination of exposure to many varieties of spoken Spanish, practice, theoretical training and expert coaching I eventually reached the point of having native speakers think I was a native speaker \"from somewhere else\" for at least a few minutes until I made some error of grammar, vocabulary, or cultural knowledge that marked me as a second-language speaker.\nI was able to do a lot on my own by simply paying attention to what I was hearing and mimicking it as best I could.\nHowever, achieving a native-like accent is more involved than pronouncing the individual sounds correctly in context: meaning is also affected by patterns of pitch, stress, intonation and juncture (that is, the ways of pausing between different parts of an utterance); I needed expert coaching to improve them, and I never realized I needed it until I got it as part of a college course on Spanish pronuncation.\nOriginally Posted by wrholt (Post 119135)\n...until I made some error of grammar, vocabulary, or cultural knowledge that marked me as a second-language speaker..\nYes, in that order of likely mistake. Even if you achieve the ideal grammar and vocabulary and all else, some obscure reference to, say, a children's story which you've never heard of, can give the game away. Not that it matters much. Body language can play a part too.\nRusty December 02, 2011 02:43 PM\nOriginally Posted by Perikles (Post 119136)\nBody language can play a part too.\nAbsolutely! If you don't place your hands just so or use your lips to point, it's a dead giveaway (at least in Central America) that you're not a native speaker!\nDon Jos\u00e9 December 02, 2011 02:44 PM\nIn Dublin I was once introduced to a guy and he spoke to me in Spanish. After a while he asked me to guess where he was from. I said Madrid. He said he was Irish. Another time it was a Turkish guy, and I thought he was from Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay... I've met other people who spoke a good Spanish but it was obvious that they were not native Spanish speakers.\nSome years ago I came across one of my English teachers who was English. After at least 20 years living in Spain, he kept his English accent.\nGlen December 02, 2011 06:44 PM\nAmong speakers of English there is a tendency to become careless with the sounds of Spanish vowels, which are consistently pure. One thing that I (and many others I've heard speak) have to guard against is unconsciously letting the \"a\" of the final syllable drift into an English-sounding \"uh\" - a sound that Spanish does not use at all. For example, it's so easy for us in the heat of conversation to slip up and say the word \"tomorrow\" as mahn-yah-nuh rather than as mahn-yah-nah.\ncaliber1 December 20, 2011 11:52 PM\nFirst of all, this is an excellent thread. I work with a lot of guys from Mexico who have had kids in the US. Their kids are raised in the US speaking Spanish at home and english pretty much everywhere else. They don't sound native in either language. I have a neighbor who is Mexican but born here in the US. We talk about Spanish sometimes, but she asked me if she had an accent. I was honest and said yes. She got mad because she wanted to speak like, as she put it, a gringo. LOL! I try my best to pronounce as best I can. I made a choice a long time ago not to be embarassed and that has helped me improve my pronciation. I still have a long way to go, but I wouldn't keep trying if I didn't think it was possible. Again, great thread!",
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        "raw_content": "Eilean Donan is one of the most photographed locations in Scotland and as it is located right on the main A87 road north, it is very easy of access, which also makes it very popuar. The castle is situated at Dornie, about 8 miles from Kyle of Lochalsh and is located on its own small island at the junction of three sea lochs \u2013 Loch Duich, Loch Long and the outer sea loch, Loch Alsh. There has been a castle on this site since the 13th Century when it was established to protect the area against the Vikings. The castle stood until 1719, when it was involved in a Jacobite rebellion when a party of Spanish soldiers landed in Scotland in support of James the Old Pretender. In the subsequent military action, the castle was captured and destroyed to prevent it from ever being used again as a Jacobite base. The current castle is a reconstruction, built between 1912 and 1922 by Lt Col John MacRae-Gilstrap, and it was only with this reconstruction that the iconic bridge was added. Today the castle is owned by the National Trust for Scotland.\nFor photographers, there are three locations that give fine views of the castle. Firstly from the car park, looking out towards the island of Skye. In the evening this gives views of the sun setting behind the castle, but as it can then appear in sillhoette, it is a challenge for exposures. The second location is at a car park over the bridge at Dornie, in front of a cafe. From here there is a view of the castle backed by the mountains of Glen Shiel. The third location is less well know, and is from the old road that rises 300ft above the A87, giving views over the castle out to Skye. This is a single track road that is most easily accessed by turning into Dornie just before crossing the bridge and then turning first right. There is a parking place where there is a gap in the trees with a view over the castle. Continuing along this road to its highest point gives access to a viewpoint with superb views over Loch Duich, however the best view is a from a small hill to the right of the road, and although it is only a few yards walk, the ground can be boggy, so boots are advised.\nEilean Donan is an excellent location for sunrise/sunset shots, and any of the three locations mentioned could be used. When we visited the car park for the evening shots below, there were about 20 other photographers set up with tripods, highlighting the popularity of this location.\nPostcode: IV40 8DX\nEilean Donan is located about midway between Shiel Bridge and Kyle of Lochalsh, and as it is right beside the A87, it cannot be missed. As indicated above, there is a large car park at the castle, another car park first right over the bridge at Dornie, and a parking space on the single track old road above the castle. Our pictures below include views from all three locations, as well as the view of Loch Duich from the viewpoint mentioned above.\nEarly Morning at Eilean Donan\nView Over Eilean Donan Castle\nSunset Behind Eilean Donan\nEilean Donan At Night\nRainfall Over Loch Duich\nPosted in Scotland and tagged Coast, Historical.\nStunning pictures. The scenery is amazing.\nNotice: It seems you have Javascript disabled in your Browser. In order to submit a comment to this post, please write this code along with your comment: 8f270202a7238a2168e2ca57f43c3d88",
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        "raw_content": "Employees of Romney family's secret bank tied to fraud, money laundering, drug cartels and the CIA\nAs previously reported in by the Columbus Free Press, the Romney family, namely Mitt, Ann, G Scott and Tagg Romney, along with Mitt's \u201c6th son\u201d and campaign finance chair have a secretive private equity firm called Solamere Capital Partners. This firms ties to Romney's campaign and bundlers is already well documented, along with its connection to the manufacture and distribution of voting machines. What is not as well documented is a subsidiary of that private equity firm hiring employees of a failed firm tied to a Ponzi scheme that has a long history of money laundering for Latin American drug cartels and to the Iran-Contra scandal.\nAs reported by ThinkProgress, Solamere Capital Partner's subsidiary Solamere Advisors is a investment advisory group, providing advice to Solamere clients and boosting sales. Would-be corporate pugilist Tagg Romney is a director. According to the New York Times, all but one of its 11 employees came from the Charlotte office of the Stanford Financial Group, the US investment arm of convicted felon R. Allen Stanford's offshore banking and fraud network that comprised a host of companies including the Stanford International Bank, Stanford Capital Management, The Bank of Antigua, Stanford Trust and Stanford Gold and Bullion. Three of these employees, Tim Bambauer, Deems May, and Brandon Phillips, received incentive compensation related to their direct sales of securities linked to a fraud that brought down this banking network.\nTim Bambauer has left his position as managing partner at Solamere Advisors. May and Phillips remain employed as partner and chief compliance officer respectively.\nAllen Stanford is currently serving a 110-year prison sentence for convictions on 13 counts of fraud. His companies were placed in receivership. $8 billion of Stanford's stolen money has yet to be recovered and the victims are in court to recover those funds and incentive pay bonuses to Stanford employees (including Bambauer, May and Phillips) for fraudulently getting people to invest in an operation that later bilked many of them out of their life's savings.\nStanford's shady history and criminality did not begin with the fraudulent investments that lead to his downfall, nor was it unknown at the highest level of United State's Government. In a 2006 diplomatic cable released by WikiLeaks, the US Ambassador to Antigua advised \u201cEmbassy officers do not reach out to Stanford because of the allegations of bribery and money laundering. The Ambassador managed to stay out of any one-on-one photos with Stanford during the breakfast. For his part, Stanford said he preferred to conduct his business without contacting the Embassy, resolving any investment disputes directly with local governments. It is whispered in the region that Stanford facilitates resolution with significant cash contributions.\u201d\nSimilarly investigations by the SEC, FBI and Scotland Yard into Stanford's empire stalled or failed all the way back to the 1980s. The Independent Newspaper in the UK alleges that Stanford's network was on the FBI's radar for more than 20 years. Stanford set up his first offshore bank in 1986, just as Eugene Hausenfaus, shot down while gun running for the CIA in Nicaragua, was being connected to another company named Stanford, in this case the \u201cStanford Technology Trading Group\u201d owned by Richard Secord, Albert Hakim, and 4 unknown other persons, perhaps including Allen Stanford. According to Iran-Contra Whistleblower Al Martin (Lt. Cmdr. USNR ret.) \u201cAnything with the name Stanford on it belonged to Secord\u201d. When finally brought to trial, Stanford employed the same defense attorney, Dick DeGuerin, as Iran-Contra defendant Oliver North.\nAs the Iran-Contra explosion crippled the CIA's Caribbean bank of choice, the Bank of Credit and Commerce International (BCCI), Stanford's offshore banking empire was using the same techniques and embracing the same moral category of clients. Stanford's banks were known to have laundered money from the Juarez Cartel and alleged to have done so earlier for the Medellin Cartel, and one of his private planes has been seized by the Mexican government in a drug case.\nOn top of legal woes in the United States and Mexico, the London Daily Telegraph reported that Stanford's Venezuelan offices were raided by Venezuela's military intelligence over claims that its employees were paid by the CIA to spy on the South American country. When asked about this in a CNBC interview which was cited in a story by independent journalist Tom Burghardt, Stanford declined to comment on any involvement with the CIA rather than outright deny it.\nAll of the these dealings by Stanford, and the complicity of his employees in facilitating them, was public information before January 2010, when Mitt Romney addressed the first full meeting of Solamere's investors. Yet his son Tagg chose to hire into his family these alleged white collar criminals as soon as Stanford's criminal empire collapsed. The Romney family stands by the new employees associated with their secret bank, as evidenced by Tagg's response to interview questions from ThinkProgress regarding Solamere's ability to reign them in: \u201cHey guys, We're done here\u201d.",
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        "raw_content": "Arsenal Reach Agreement In Principle For Thomas Lemar\nArsenal AS Monaco News\nArsenal have agreed a deal in principle for Thomas Lemar after being rejected by him on the deadline day, according to reports. It is reported that Arsenal have a fee of \u00a392m agreed with Monaco for the services of the 21-year-old starlet and the Gunners\u2019 are reportedly offering \u00a3250,000-a-week for the French wideman.\nWhile it was widely speculated, in the summer, that Lemar would be Alexis S\u00e1nchez\u2019s replacement, it is now believed that the Lemar deal doesn\u2019t depend on the departure of S\u00e1nchez in the next transfer window. While it is reported that Lemar rejected a move, there seem to be arising genuine concerns on completion of deal in the final hours while it is also speculated that Lemar didn\u2019t have enough time to contemplate on this offer to make a decision.\nArsenal had passed up an opportunity to sign Lemar in the earlier parts of the window but pulled out of the deal because of his value concerns. Now, with a bad start to the season which included a 4-0 thrashing at the hands of Liverpool, it is believed the Ars\u00e8ne Wenger is ready to splash the cash.\nLemar enjoyed a prolific campaign last season helping Monaco win the Ligue 1 title as well as reaching the Champions League semi-final.\nIn other news, it seems to be appearing that Arsenal have joined the race for out-of-favour Bayern man Thomas M\u00fcller who has seen limited game time under Carlo Ancelotti and looks set to leave amidst interest from a lot of top clubs including Chelsea, Liverpool and Juventus, according to Bild.\nArsenal view Thomas M\u00fcller as an ideal replacement for S\u00e1nchez, who is set to leave almost imminently. M\u00fcller has also not been utilised in his favoured role under Ancelotti which he is discontent with. So, we could see a bidding war for a Bavarian favourite come January and Arsenal are likely to take interest as well.",
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        "raw_content": "Why Outsourcing Is Excellent For The U.s. Economy-ca1805\nBusiness The Academic research of many experts who study the economy and especially the global economy, including, most recently the work of Fritz Foley and Mihir Desai of Harvard University and James Hines of the University of Michigan, has found on a consistent basis that expansion abroad by U.S. Corporations supports US based employment. These studies have found that, on a repetitive and empirically supportable basis that increases in investment and employment offshore is firmly and intrinsically associated with more investment and employment in American parent companies. The same can be shown to be true for Canadian companies as well. US companies who employ workers in foreign localities are finding that the skill levels and the very occupation of these workers itself are regularly complementary to US businesses. They are not only mere substitutes, but, rather than being harmful, they are beneficial in many ways. Increased US employment offshore directly stimulates an increase in U.S. hiring. As an example, Wal-Mart has found that by opening offshore retail establishments, it has actually created hundreds of U.S. jobs for the workers it requires in order to coordinate the distribution of its product offerings. Offshore affiliate expansionwhether in order to serve foreign customers or to save costsdoes, in fact, lead to the expansion of the overall scale of multinationals and thereby enhances the US economy on multiple levels. For years, it has been known that the chief benefit of offshore outsourcing has been cost savings. A close second to cost savings as a benefit to offshore placement of non-core activities has been the ability of companies to focus on their non-core competencies. But offshore expansion also empowers firms to substantially improve the quality of their scope of activities. A prime example of this concept is that, by exporting routine production, a companys employees in the U.S. are freed to focus on higher value-added tasks (and, by the way, higher paying positions) such as R&D, marketing and general management. Therefore, one finds that the whole of the impact of outsourcing non-core competencies is considerably more advantageous and positively impactful than the oft-cited, overly simplistic histrionics of merely exporting jobs. However, the quintessential support for the benefit of offshore outsourcing lies in the empirical evidence: If one considers the most recent year of total employment data available from the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis (1988-2007), over that time period of analysis, employment in offshore locations of US companies increased by roughly 5.3 million (from a previous 6.4 million to 11.7 million). But revealingly, during that same time period, new employment in U.S. companies with offshore affiliates increased by 4.3 million (from a previous 17.7 million to 22 million). As a matter of fact, reliable research reveals on a repetitive basis, that offshore expansion tends to expand US parent company employment figures. A large number of Americas most successful companies have found that with substitution comes complementation between their offshore and their domestic business activity. A prime example is IBM. As most leading US companies have found- and continue to find- offshore expansion is good for business- globally and at home. While IBM has been expanding its domestic operations ferociously, last year it announced the location of a new service-delivery center in Dubuque, Iowa where the company expects to create 1,300 new jobs and invest more than $800 million over the next 10 years. Another ardent practitioner and defender of offshore outsourcing, Procter & Gamble, has calculated that no less than one in five of its U.S. jobs (and even more in Ohio- two in five) are directly attributable to its global business. It truly is this simple: an increase in the employment of offshore outsourcing business strategies will increase domestic employment and domestic investments. A reduction of the employment of offshore outsourcing business strategies will and does directly reduce employment and investment in domestic companies. Still concerned about the image that you will project by offshore outsourcing? If the success of these strategies as proven by the numbers is not enough, savvy C-level company officers should consider the following: the recent sluggishness of the US economy has only served to highlight the importance and benefit of offshore outsourcing to the US economy. Since the genesis of the downturn, December of 2007, payrolls in the private sector have dropped of dramatically. There are currently over 2.4 million less private-sector job positions available than just 10 years ago. Moreover, in 2009, gross private-sector investment fell so low that it did not even cover depreciation in all four quarters so that, for the first time since at least 1947, U.S. private capital stock was depleted throughout an entire annual period. Therefore, a major policy challenge that the US government and informed company executives face today is that it is no longer simply good enough to just to create jobs. The goal for both the government and responsible businesses should be to create high-paying, private-sector domestic jobs to support their core-competencies which are directly linked to performance, investment and trade. History and the evidence that history provides us clearly demonstrates that it is the US-based companies that outsource their non-core competencies that are creating these jobs. The strongest companies in the US economy have been these US multinationals and those U.S. affiliates who are performing similarly in terms of outsourcing and are headliners on that list of corporate businesses that have consistently accounted for the vast majority of acceleration in U.S. productivity growth after 1995 and this acceleration has, in turn, formed the very bedrock of increased standards of living for all Americans, creating 27.5 million high-paying positions in 2007. In order to climb out of the recession, we need to create millions of the kinds of jobs that U.S. companies tend to create. Following are some other compelling facts related to US Businesses who strategically outsource offshore: the average compensation per worker in these savvy global US firms in 2007 was $65,248 accounting for about 20% above the average for all other US jobs; they undertook $665.5 billion in capital investment, constituting a full 40.6% of all private-sector non-residential investment; they exported $731 billion in goods, 62.7% of all U.S. goods exports; and they conducted $240.2 billion in research and development, a remarkable 89.2% of all U.S. private-sector research and development, the vast majority of which was spent in the US In other words, if the substantial profits for stockholders, partners & investors is not enough to convince US Businesses of the value of offshore outsourcing and, if a more focused performance on core competencies and non-core competencies are insufficient to convince US Businesses of the value of offshore outsourcing, then certainly US businesses can credibly boast that US companies who outsource their non-core competencies are not only maximizing their business proficiencies but they are conducting themselves as good global citizens, creating many badly needed jobs for their global neighbors while comfortably demonstrating that they are also excellent domestic US Corporate Citizens, enhancing the US job market and domestic employment statistics. About the Author: Prior to joining Premier BPO, Inc., N. Reese Bagwell was employed by ClientLogic, Inc. (now Sitel) in the Legal Department. Mr. Bagwell was previously Senior Founding Partner as a trial lawyer with The Bagwell Law Firm. Mr. Bagwell has been Executive Vice President, Administration for Premier since the inception of the company in 2003. For Case Studies, informative white papers and further information definitively demonstrating how these benefits are realized with the 125+ years of experience of our leadership and operations team, please visit .www.PremierBPO.com and/or call Reese Bagwell at 931.551.8888. 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        "raw_content": "One of the most frustrating things about Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery is running out of energy in the middle of a lesson or story quest. Energy governs almost every major action players can take in the game, and it\u2019s how players are able to progress. However, leveling up in the middle of a lesson will reward players with a full energy meter, and some may be wondering how many times they will be able to enjoy this benefit over the course of the game.\nAs it turns out, the level cap in Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery is currently 25. This means that players can look forward to full energy refills quite a few times as they work their way through the Hogwarts school year. In fact, it may take some players quite awhile to hit the level cap, especially if they ignore the game\u2019s side content.\nProgressing through the school year is really a matter of pushing forward with the main story, but there are side experiences players can indulge in along the way. For example, players can attend extra classes, complete side quests, or interact with their friends when the option is available. All of these activities should net players experience points that will help them level up faster.\nBesides earning XP and leveling up, there are other ways Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery players can improve their characters. There are three main attributes that can be upgraded over the course of the game: Courage, Empathy, and Knowledge. Points for these attributes are often given as rewards for completing school lessons, so that is a great way to level them up. Players can also earn points in each category by selecting corresponding dialogue choices and completing quests.\nLeveling the Courage, Empathy, and Knowledge attributes is key to success in Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery. Players will encounter some dialogue choices that are locked behind a certain attribute level, and having access to those dialogue choices can lead to greater rewards \u2013 including bonus house points.\nUltimately, leveling in Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery basically boils down to playing through the various content that the game has to offer. If players don\u2019t spend any money on microtransactions to speed the game up, it\u2019s likely that they won\u2019t have to worry about hitting the level cap for quite some time.\nHarry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery is available now for iOS and Android mobile devices.",
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        "raw_content": "InterviewNewsThe Indie Gamer MagazineJeffrey Porter about 3 months ago by Dean Clark\nIn a world of digital media, majority of those looking for news on the latest games and DLC\u2019s simply hop on their computer or whip out their phones. Before this option, gamers had to rely on published gaming news magazines, such as PC Gamer and Game Informer, but was this just what was most convenient at the time or truly a preferred way to get the news? I mean, there are still plenty of people who purchase magazines and newspapers when all that they need to do is Google anything they would like to know!\nUnderstanding the value of a printed and collectible news magazine is both nostalgic and worthwhile. This is how you learn of brand new topics, or in the gaming news world \u2013 new games, that you didn\u2019t even know of prior while all the facts and details are listed below. One man remembered these good ole fashion gaming news magazines as a fond part of his childhood, as many of you do as well. This man is Jeffrey Porter, founder and creator of The Indie Gamer Magazine!\nThis magazine is fully focused on covering the latest and most interesting indie games that are coming out soon. Featuring interviews, reviews, breakdowns, platforms, and so much more, The Indie Gamer Magazine looks to be filling in the shoes that have been left at the door side for quite some time. Interested, I reached out to Mr. Porter and got to know a little bit more about what his new magazine had to offer.\nInterview with Jeffrey Porter\nWho are the founders of The Indie Gamer Magazine?\n\u201cI am the creator and sole founder of The Indie Gamer Magazine. I had asked a friend if they wanted part in it, but they were consumed with their own projects at the time. After a few years of writing for different websites, I decided I wanted to something of my own, but something different. The idea of a magazine kind of happened out of nowhere and I ran with it. Initially, I didn\u2019t really look for anyone to collaborate on with this, but I did find some freelance writers I had worked with before and they have contributed a few articles across the first few issues.\u201d\nWhat inspired you to develop a printing magazine in the era of online media?\n\u201cWhile it still is available online digitally, I think being a product of the 90\u2019s really brought about the idea of doing print. Having stacks of strategy guides, game sharks, and game informers was such a cool part of gaming and I wanted to bring back that nostalgia to like-minded people. Other than the nostalgia though, I personally tend to like physically holding books and magazines.\u201d\nHow many issues do you foresee The Indie Gamer Magazine publishing?\n\u201cThe Indie Gamer Magazine will continue for a minimum of one year, as promised in my Kickstarter campaign. I want to make sure to deliver what I said I would.\u201d\nHow popular has it been since it started?\n\u201cThe first month after release was essentially my Kickstarter backers and some family. Each month has continued to grow, and I hope the trend continues. I\u2019ve been trying to have some fun marketing. I recently shot and put together a sort of \u201cPSA\u201d video ad, where some of my friends played people whose \u201clives\u201d were saved thanks to The Indie Gamer Magazine. The ad has helped and gotten quite a few laughs. As well, the first free month promotion has helped. I hope to create some more fun ads to hopefully arise more interest.\u201d\nWhen did the first magazine get published?\n\u201cThe first issue was published on August 1st. It was an exciting and nervous day for me. I had successfully been funded on Kickstarter (which was nerve racking on its own) and had no idea how the actually magazine would go over.\u201d\nHow big is the team putting this together?\n\u201cTeam is myself. I write, edit, design, layout, market, and do whatever else it takes to make sure I can make this successful. As I mentioned though, I have had some freelancers contribute articles to the magazine, but no one that is truly working side by side with me on it. I\u2019ve learned a lot over the last few months, and feel each issue is getting better. I\u2019ve been doing my homework and learning more about graphic design, magazine layouts, and marketing though online courses and a lot of YouTube videos.\u201d\nWhat would you say to those worried about your magazine sacrificing quality news for quantity?\n\u201cI would say I think it\u2019s quite the opposite. I keep the magazines to 36 pages every month and try not to overload readers with too much. That said, I do hope to get to the point where I can grow the magazine bigger, but as of now, with mostly just myself, 36 pages seems to be about perfect.\nI think the quality is there, as I really get to talk and chat in-depth with the developers and get to know many very well. I think the interviews are what most of the readers look forward to, as I can bridge that gap between developers and players and it\u2019s no longer a company or studio, but they see a real person. I\u2019m not sure how people would see the magazine sacrificing quality over quantity, as like the developers I\u2019m talking to, I\u2019m independent as well. I do my best to showcase each game as though it were my own and share with as many people as I can.\u201d\nSpecial, Limited Time Offer!\nDuring this interview I found that he has a limited offer going on right now! Signing up for your own subscription by November 1st will give you your first copy for free, or simply get a discounted price on another package. All you need to do is use the coupon code \u201cindie18\u201d when subscribing. Naturally, I needed to learn a bit more on this and this is what Porter had to say about this offer:\n\u201cOriginally during my Kickstarter, subscriptions were to be available straight out of the gate. However, as I got closer to doing prints, the cost was too high, and I wanted to make sure I could keep it at a reasonable price for the readers. This led me to other publishers, and while they\u2019re printing costs are lower, their platform didn\u2019t provide subscriptions, so it all had to be handled by myself directly. This has taken some time to prepare, and with it finally happening I wanted to help repay readers for the wait. So, if signed up before November 1st, using the coupon code \u201cindie18\u201d readers can get their first month free, or a price off another package. 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        "raw_content": "The Angry Peace\nHOMOSEXUAL: Oppression and Liberation, by Dennis Altman. Angus & Robertson \u00a32.50.\nI believe I am right in suggesting that this is the first book on homosexuality to be published in this country that is the work of an insider. Our bibliographies have tended to begin with Bryan Mageee and D.J. West who. inevitably, took the view of outsiders not so much looking in (such empathy is beyond them) but rather, subjecting homosexuality and the homosexual to the sort of detached examination that reinforces divisions whereby the homosexual is seen as abnormal. There are other books, essays, papers. But always written from a standpoint that sets the homosexual against the writer\u2019s accepted values which, when not psychiatric, tend to be the product of a male-dominated, heterosexual-emphasised culture.\nSo the first thing to enjoy (and I do mean enjoy: it strikes me as a very joyful book) is Altman\u2019s tone. His natural acceptance of himself and of all gay people is refreshing. This sense of liberation informs all he has to say: for him the homosexual needs no justification, no excuse and of course, no special pleading \u2013 that besetting sin of most British writers, straight and gay, on the subject.\nSo to say that Altman has written a book \u201con homosexuality\u201d is inexact. In the course of it he examines theories of causation and related attitudes, but this is a part only of a much larger intention which is to define the new self-awareness of homosexuals and to discuss its implications both for gays themselves and for society as a whole. His own experience has been predominantly in America so it is in that context he writes: but it is clear that the pressures on gay people and the resultant secretive, straight-gay scene there is not so very different from that here. It does seem though, that the gay liberation movements in America are far more together, and far more potent (both internally and externally) than those in this country.\nDennis Altman is 27; he graduated from the University of Tasmania, became a lecturer at New York University and is now a lecturer on American politics at the University of Sydney. \u201cBring an academic and a movement together and one produces a book\u201d, he comments in the introduction.\nAcademic disciplines are apparent in every paragraph; not merely in the tremendous range of Altman\u2019s reading (there is a most useful bibliography), but in his ability to extrapolate and bring together information and facts from disparate sources, and in his general cool which results in a rational, firm, but never overstated approach. And the bleaker side of academic writing is missing; the dryness, the dullness, the arrogance, the lack of humour. If nothing else (and its a lot else) this book is always an entertaining, enticing read.\nI think this is because a lot of experiential autobiography is present. Altman seems continually to be testing his information against himself and his own experience. This means no dogmatic statements and a touching honesty when he comes up against something he hasn\u2019t quite got himself tv gether on. Were the book an attempt to make a massive, final statement this would be a weakness. As it is, it\u2019s a strength. Dennis Altman doesn\u2019t quite know yet how to relate to transvestites and transsexuals; so instead of blundering along he draws on statements from STAR and Red Butterfly and adds his own tentative ideas. This has the important effect of throwing the issue back at the reader, thus making him work too.\nIt is not my intention here to placate the lazy by digesting Dennis Altman\u2019s thesis and trying to encapsulate his ideas. For this is a book which must be read by everybody. And I hope it will not be read only by those who have already talked, thought and absorbed a lot on the subject of homosexual liberation. Because to them quite a lot of the book, especially the opening phases, is going to come like old news. Altman\u2019s analysis of oppression and detail of the schizophrenic life-style foisted on gays has been made before. What is new, and good news, is that here it is followed to its ultimate conclusion and stated in full without the aggression of a manifesto.\nI was looking for something to quote. I have pencilled some fifty-five passages. 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        "raw_content": "Playing Chess on Maug Maug Island\n\"I was able to win a few after a while.\"\n\"After the second atomic bomb was dropped, we were almost sure we were going back to the United States, and we didn't. And we ended up anchored at Enewetak group on Yap Island group on a little island called Maug Maug, which was a recreational island. And we were allowed to get off the boat once a week to go ashore on this recreational island, which had nothing but Coca-Cola stacked up and beer stacked up around a baseball diamond. It was just that large, and we understood that there had been about less than 100 natives on that island that had been taken off and placed elsewhere.\nAnd this was to be used as a recreational island for the U.S. Armed Forces. And we anchor off that island for 22 days. And I was on that boat for a total of 65 days. And I stood up to eat three meals a day. And I swore I'd never do it again in my life. But one of the things that -- while we were anchored off that island for 22 days, some men were just stir crazy. And they didn't want to do anything. So I was lucky enough to get off the boat every day, and I was also lucky that I learned to play chess.\nAnd I was enthusiastic about it. In over 8,000 troops about 100 of them played chess all day, every day. So I was beaten across the Atlantic into the middle of the Pacific before I started winning, and I was able to win a few after a while.\"\nAerial View of Maug Islands: Following World War II, the island came under the control of the United States and was administered as part of the Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands. Since 1978, the island has been part of the Northern Islands Municipality of the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands. ~ Source: Wikimedia Commons ~ Creator: Frank Trusdell, U.S. Geological Survey ~ Date: May 1992\nW.A. Scott III, \u201cWaiting for the End of the War,\u201d Georgia Journeys, accessed February 15, 2019, http://georgiajourneys.kennesaw.edu/items/show/345.",
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        "raw_content": "Thanks for choosing our database of birthday wishes for sister in law! Finding the right words to congratulate somebody is never easy, but it is a pretty doable task if you really like the person. If you and your sister in law have close relationship, you probably know what her greatest goals are. Wish her luck in pursuing them \u2013 this way she will know not only that you wish her all the best, but also that you have paid attention and memorized what she has said to you. If you have grown to really appreciate your sister in law, you could also use her birthday as a chance to express your feelings. For example, you could tell her that if you had the chance to choose a sister in low, you would have chosen her.\nNow if your relationship with sister in law is not particularly worm, coming up with some beautiful words to congratulate her could be extremely difficult. However, now that you have found this database of birthday wishes for sister in law this problem will not bother you ever again. All you will have to do is look through our suggestions and pick the one that suits you best. Good luck!\nIf I had the chance to choose a sister-in-law I would choose no other than you! Special Birthday Wishes for my very special sister-in-law!\nThank you, my sister-in-law, for giving so many reasons to smile. Happy Bday! May you have many, many more good years, fine times and great memories to share!\nI'm so glad you're my sister-in-law. I hope that your birthday brings you everything you could want and more! Happy Birthday!\nI really should have to you this a long time ago. I am so thankful that you are my sister-in-law. I have learned so much about you and I can honestly say that you are a blessing to our family. Happy Birthday!\nYou look great, Sister-in-Law! You do so much in your life. You're always on the go, and yet you still seem to keep yourself up and still brighten the lives of those around you. Happy Birthday!\nYou may be my brother\u2019s wife, but you the one who helps me with my emotional strife. You may be my sister-in-law, but you the one who helps me with my emotional flaws. Happy birthday.\nI have always criticized my brother, cursed him, fought with him and passed negative judgments on him for everything that he has done. The only time I didn\u2019t do that is when he got married to a wonderful woman like you. Happy birthday to my sister-in-law.\nSisters-in-law are known to have a bitter-sweet and a love-hate relationship with their in-laws. But I have a sweet-sweet and love-love relationship with you. Happy birthday.\nEvery candle on your cake is another year I've been lucky to know you! Happy birthday to you. Wishing you many happy returns of the day.\nThis is a day to celebrate you and your life. Hope you have bright and happy days over and over and over again! Happy birthday to my dearest sister-in-law!\nYou have added so much to our son\u2019s life through your love and caring! Happy birthday!\nThey can call y\u03bfu Sister in Law \u03bfr my Brother\u2019s Wife. \u0399t doesn\u2019t really \u039catter Y\u03bfu\u2019re a special pers\u03bfn in \u039cy life. Y\u03bfu\u2019re like \u039cy sister. \u0397appy Birthday Sister \u0399n law\nThank you dear sister-in-law, for giving me so many reasons to smile. Wish you a Happy Birthday. May this bond grow mile after mile. Have an awesome day.\nIf I had the chance to choose my sister-in-law, I would choose noone other than you. Thanks for being such a wonderful woman. Happy Birthday.\nYou have very good feelings just like your sister, and I love how you two love each other so much. Congratulations on your birthday.\nMay this year bring you happy moments! Have a great birthday, sister-in-law!\nI am glad to have a charming and pretty sister-in-law like you. Happy Birthday!\nYou give me what my parents never chose to gave me, what my husband can never give me and what my friends tried hard to give me but they could n\u2019t \u2013 Sisterhood. Happy birthday to my sister-in-law.\nOn your Birthday, my dear sister, I wish I can go back in time and slap myself every time I hurt you. I Wish you a very Happy Birthday. May god pour all his love and warmth on you.\nNot just a sister in law, I always consider you as my sister. On your birthday, I would like to pray to GOD that you stay happy forever. A very happy birthday to you, May you celebrate this day with feelings that are cheerful and new.\nMay my sister in law be blessed with lots of magical moments and tons of beautiful presents on her birthday. I am blessed to have a sister in law like you. Happy Birthday and GOD bless you!\n\u2190 Birthday wishes for someone special\nBirthday wishes for brother in law \u2192",
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        "raw_content": "What would an exhibition of Na\u00efve or Self-Taught American Painters be, without The Peaceable Kingdom, by Edward Hicks?\nHicks must have painted scores of these, if not hundreds. The Biblical-Vision of the Lion lying down with the Lamb was transformed\u2014at least in the version now on view at Galerie St. Etienne\u2014into a Lamb lying next to a luxuriously spread-out Leopard!\nIn the background, William Penn seems to be doing business with some Indians. Possibly buying Penn\u2019s-Woods, or Penn-Sylvania\u2026\nAs Otto Kallir\u2014founder of the Galerie\u2014was the great advocate of the artworks of \"Grandma Moses,\u201d aka Anna Mary Robertson, 13 choice canvases are on view. Vintage-Moses: Over the River to Grandma\u2019s House on Thanksgiving Day.\nOther Na\u00efve Americans include Erastus Salisbury Field, Morris Hirschfield, John Kane, & Ammi Phillips.\nSome of the paintings come from the Bennington Museum in Vermont, where they now have plenty of Grandma Moses-type Snow.\nAs with all her previous shows, Jane Kallir has written a very informative essay about these Painters & the Concept of Untaught or Na\u00efve Artists.\nDid you know that Samuel Finley Breese Morse\u2014the Inventor of the Telegraph\u2014couldn\u2019t make it as a Portrait-Painter, so he switched to Science? His Statue stands in Central Park at 72nd Street & Fifth Avenue. He seems to be reading from a Ticker-Tape\u2026\nIf you\u2019d like to read Jane Kallir\u2019s excellent essay, go online: http://www.gseart.com.",
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        "raw_content": "Aiden Lloyd: The Irish model has much in common with Archangelsk experience\nComment Franz Nahrada: This is the second external comment in our \"Archangelsk Challenge\" series, and it is written from a sound base of experience with community development in Ireland\nInterview with Aiden Lloyd who works with POBAL (Irish agency that manages local development programmes on behalf of the Irish Government and the EU).To be published in REGNUM magazine, Russia\nAidenLloyd,POBAL\nFranz Nahrada and Gleb Tyurin in their interview to the Russian information Agency REGNUM came up with their vision of a postindustrial future of rural areas and offered new approach to international cooperation in the sphere of community development. They offered to combine international efforts and information exchange to promote new pilot places of advanced development (starting with Archangelsk region in the North of Russia). It is an important incentive, as it necessary to promote new forms of cross-border exchanges in the sphere of community development.\nIn terms of the focus of our work in Russia is there important learning that can be applied from your experience?\nNaturally, there are different national contexts and particular peculiarities but we have much in common, and operating as we do in modern industrial societies with all the issues that we face, it is right to say that we are in one boat. Looking at the situation in different countries, I am struck by the similarity between the conditions that appear to contribute to success and by the common obstacles and problems that act as a barrier to development. We really can and should learn from each other in order not to waste time and money and to get more understanding from shared experiences.\nRural development first of all is about changes. Demographic trends and changes in food production policy at global and European level have in turn brought about changes in rural societies and rural economies. The drift of population from rural to urban centres continues as people seek better earning opportunities and a better lifestyle for their families. As a result the level of services and opportunity for social interface also declines in rural areas. Food production has also become more centralized and has gradually been integrated into the flows of the market economy.\nImplementing rural development initiatives that can engage with these forces and build socially and economically sustainable rural communities is a challenge. Introducing a momentum for social change to communities whose viability is threatened, and whose expectations are rooted in a different era is a very core issue, but one that is crucial in order to stop decline and destruction of rural areas and to overcome impoverishment and alienation. It is not an easy task and all I can do is share some of my ideas from the Irish perspective. I hope it can be useful.\nThe Irish perspective\nIreland has a long history of community development. There is a tradition of cooperative and collective working from earliest times. But we can say that modern community development started in Ireland at the beginning of the 1970s and it was stimulated through the introduction of European Anti-poverty Programmes. Ireland had a number of these programmes and they focused on trying to cope with rural and urban decline, unemployment, poverty arising from lack of income, discrimination and social injustices. In rural areas there was a focus on rural migration and other striking problems within rural areas, such as poor services \u2013 school, healthcare, transport etc. Although these projects made some impact and were helpful in developing models of work it was difficult to see meaningful outcomes that were bringing about fundamental changes in people\u2019s lives.\nAttempts to analyze why was it so, led to a deeper understanding, especially to the realization that when people were given everything from above, while it helped, it didn\u2019t change things. It was necessary to involve people and to make them active players in the process. And it meant focusing on bringing about deep structural changes: changing the institutional arrangements that governed the way things got done and changing the roles and perceptions of key actors. It was necessary to build a new model \u2013 a partnership of stakeholders, agencies, business people, trade unions and, most importantly, local community activists . Only when this happened did we manage to take a step forward.\nAs a result of this, the third Anti-Poverty Programme at the beginning of 1990s introduced the concept of a regional partnership approach. This partnership approach was then embedded as a national model for local development and anti-poverty work in Ireland as part of the Community Support Framework funded under the Structural Funds. And it was fairly successful in Ireland. It became a real Irish model. The Organisation for Economic Cooperative Development (OECD) regarded it as a very successful model and promoted it in their member states. It could be shaped for Russia and would appear to fit very well towards the conditions and issues which you describe in rural regions of Russia. In any case it should be studied and taken into consideration.\nWhat is the Irish model, and what can we say about partnerships?\nPartnership is a consortium in which state institutions, business, trade unions, farming organizations and local communities combine their efforts in order to promote real changes in disadvantaged urban and rural areas. They have to work together, as there is no single actor or agency that can on its own address all the problems of rural areas. Each partner is really important as each brings their own specific abilities, resources and insights. Partnership unifies all these resources and applies sufficient critical mass to impact on problems, to force real change. We believe that in these partnership consortia communities should play the first violin, be the lead agent. They have to take the main role because sustainable ongoing development of rural areas requires a fostering of this ownership. The tools that make this happen are involvement and empowerment which enables people to be initiators and leaders.\nThe new role of Government\nSometimes it is not easy for representatives of authorities to understand partnership concepts; they are used to perceiving themselves as the main mandated players, and they are accustomed to supervising everything. But it is very important to accept that rural development can\u2019t be provided by government agencies and authorities alone. By their very nature developmental processes are holistic and require enabling rather than directives. Decades of practice have proved it. Authorities can arrange a lot of activities, make decisions, start programmes, but without the fostering of a wider ownership many of them became self justifying items of expenditure and, when measured impartially, show no real impact. A top down approach doesn\u2019t work. This lesson has been learned everywhere and applies to all countries. It is an important lesson to be borne in mind when planning.\nChanges came about when governments became a partner. They provided the basic framework of objectives, main focus, target groups etc. They also provided the monies means, but didn\u2019t assume a right or authority. When authorities make all the decisions they have a need to justify their decisions. Outcomes get blurred and communities remain just the passive objects of the exercise. But when communities are involved and have a say in what gets done, where it gets done and how it gets done they become a force capable of implementing it all.\nIn addition, it is a huge benefit for authorities because things work, the actions fulfill the objectives and communities benefit. So that\u2019s what has to change. Sometimes authorities can not believe - or can not even imagine - that the population of marginal and excluded rural areas can be effectively involved into the development process. If we are agents of change then we need to assist authorities into this new role. Condemning them for there intransigence will change nothing, so they have to be encouraged to take risks, sometime small steps need to be taken until trust and confidence is built.\nThe need for a Development Agency\nDevelopment agencies are an absolute necessity. This is another important lesson: rural development requires development agencies - teams of people who can work professionally and apply themselves in a coherent and thought-out way to issues of local development. That\u2019s what Gleb Tyurin did in Archangelsk region in creating a new reality for Russia. Someone has to involve and inspire people in the countryside to get them united and enabled to make shifts, to move things. This development infrastructure has to be able to bring inspiration, drive, belief and knowledge. It means special work with the population, making a catalytic intervention. This enables a special shift to take place inside communities. We can compare these agency interventions with hubs in digital networks. Each hub creates actions that contribute to significant positive change and becomes attached to another hub, thus building a network of developers capable of creating widespread innovative actions. As a result we have a set of interconnected agencies that work.\nPOBAL, where I work, is one of the key development agencies in Ireland. It was set up by the Irish Government and the European Commission in 1991 to promote community development and local development. It manages some \u20ac400M per year of state and EU funding implemented through a range of programmes and initiatives. There are other organizations where stakeholder interests are united through networks like the Community Workers Co-Operative, the rural link network, housing association networks etc. These hubs play absolutely crucial roles as they provide knowledge, skills and know-how to actors on the ground. This is what enables people to initiate and sustain changes. Knowledge and skills development is what moves everything along and these networks and agencies provide a vehicle for that to happen. As Nelson Mandela contends: education is the driver of change. If you look at really successful models of local and regional development it all starts with education. That\u2019s where it gets started and that what allows it to grow.\nGood Practises: The Case of Conemara\nWe can find very good examples of positive rural development actions in Ireland. Sometimes these projects bring new activities because they operate out of a widened sense of imagination. For example, in the Western part of Ireland in County Galway there is a village called Letterfrack where Conemara West operates. Hugely significant progress was achieved in a very small village and hinterland. It used to be a small settlement with almost nothing in terms of development activity in the area and outward population movement.\nConemara West provided the context to bring people together to develop the area. They built holiday homes for renting to create jobs and stimulate local economic activity. This gave them the confidence to move on to a more ambitious project, the creation of a furniture design centre. They started a furniture design school and eventually got university status. They have established a centre of excellence that is sought out by students across Europe and created many stable and permanent jobs. It is something nobody could even imagine at the start of the initiative.\nFrom Farming to Adding Value\nIn the Archangelsk experience most projects are concentrated on farming, or let\u2019s say part time farming.\nIn Ireland we try to sustain part-time farming as well as small production of selected food items - cheese, jams etc. Another important area of activity is promotion of small enterprises such as fashion industries producing tweed or linen. Tweed is a particular cloth made from sheep\u2019s wool. It is a traditional tailoring cloth in Ireland and in some places people work on producing fashion items. There are also associated jobs created through the processing of wool and so on. There is a long tradition of promoting the development of tourism. While there are limitations to tourism \u2013 it creates seasonal and low paid jobs and profits tend to accumulate among a few local business owners \u2013 it does also creates jobs and does stimulate certain economic activity.\nMost of these enterprises are very small, employing three or four people, but they constitute a variety of activity in these areas and many do very well. They contribute to the creation of local markets and regenerate the production of food locally, in a context where people are more discerning in their choice of food \u2013 reflecting concerns about healthy eating and the use of chemicals in mass food production.\nCertainly they are based on technologies, often advanced modern technologies (digital or linked to computers). But it is small technology that people are comfortable to use such as the micro technologies for small scale production of special select beers, smoked fish, micro bakeries etc.\nAnd there are growing local opportunities. For example, there is a growing demand for quality food. People are fed up with mass produced tasteless food and the organic market concept is becoming popular and is growing.\nWe need to think in terms of tangible things that are meaningful to the forces of supply (producers) and demand (consumers). We also need to create jobs so people can stay in the area and generate some kind of local economy, that\u2019s what makes people stakeholders in their local area. But this to a very big extent depends on local democracy, and the participation and the stage of development of a local community. People think about creating viable and sustainable villages but this is only possible when there are equal opportunities within communities. This is what partnerships can help to promote.\nI really wish success to all those promoting and assisting community development in Russia. I wish success to the initiatives taken by the Institute in which Gleb Tyurin works and to the Global Village network. I hope that greater links are established between Irish and Russian communities in the pursuit of knowledge and mutual learning. Links is very important in promoting new thinking.\nWith new technology it is possible to arrange video bridges between communities in Ireland and Archangelsk region (or any other region in Russia). In this way we can establish exchange of knowledge and experience.\nI wish you success in your work, bearing in mind that the biggest challenge is the mind set of people. If they see no hope, can\u2019t see the horizon, as often happens, there is not the slightest hope for the village or community. But if we manage to create hope and vision, things will change.\nComment by Richard O'Farrell on May 8, 2010 at 9:34am\nAs a new member of Global Villages, and fellow Irishman, I was delighted to now read your excellent article/ interview and the sheer commitment to Community Development Hubs as a toolbox for change. 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        "raw_content": "Insurers and self-insurers have opportunities to secure recovery for some of their claims. Section 5105 of the Insurance Law (also known as \u201closs transfer\u201d) provides an excellent avenue for reimbursement of No-Fault, Workers\u2019 Compensation or short term disability benefits when a qualifying event occurs. Property damage litigation or arbitration can also result in significant recoveries.\nGottlieb Ostrager LLP will provide an expertise in the defense of claims and the prosecution of subrogation matters. We can also draw upon the resources of the Collection Litigation practice of our firm to secure reimbursement from uninsured individuals or entities.",
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        "raw_content": "Friday, July 13, 2018 - 3:00pm to Sunday, July 15, 2018 - 4:00pm\nWe are pleased once again to be invited to perfom at the 33rd Ely Folk Festival. As well as dancing at various locations around the City we will be dancing on the festival site and running a Cotswold Morris workshop at lunchtime on Sunday\nThe festival site is a 5 minute car drive and a 20 minute walk from Ely city centre. A free shuttle bus connects the festival site, city centre and rail station over the festival weekend. If programming your SatNav, the postcode is CB6 2SH.\nGreat lineup http://elyfolkfestival.co.uk/line-up-2018/",
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        "raw_content": "CRISIS REDUX: ITALY SENDS A JOLT THROUGH EUROPE / DER SPIEGEL\nCrisis Redux\nItaly Sends a Jolt Through Europe\nEuro-skeptic Italian populists are posing a serious threat to the European Union. Following the drama over Greece and Brexit, the political situation in Rome could throw Europe into its next major existential crisis. By DER SPIEGEL Staff\nHe has become his country's most important politician since the election. At the same time, he has become Europe's most-feared bogeyman. Now, he is seeking to become a statesman.\nMatteo Salvini, 45, the leader of the Italian right-wing nationalist party Lega, has been promising for years that he would lead Italy out of the eurozone if he ever got the chance -- and it initially appeared that he would be unable to form a government because of his insistence on appointing a finance minister who advocated leaving the common currency zone. But now, Salvini is doing all he can to demonstrate that he doesn't actually have anything against the euro after all.\nOn Wednesday, a painting crew drove up to Lega headquarters on Via Bellerio in Milan. For years, the words \"Basta Euro\" had been emblazoned on the wall in massive letters. End the euro. But this week, that message was literally whitewashed, as if the words had never existed.\n\"Basta Euro\"? Did someone actually make such a demand? Surely not Salvini, who once said about the euro: \"We don't need a referendum. If Lega enters the government, we're out.\"\nEven as the painters were still at work, Salvini's supporters were celebrating at Milan's central station - popping the corks of bottles of prosecco and dreaming of winning 30 percent of the vote in the snap elections that briefly seemed inevitable. The crisis in Italy is visible, they say, and you can even see it in the train station. \"All the unemployed and clandestini,\" they say, citing the term used to describe illegal sub-Saharan Africans they claim loiter about day in and day out, \"groping our women and disturbing the cityscape\" - it all needs to be stopped.\nSalvini has played a masterful game since the March 4 election. Although the Five Star Movement (M5S) technically got the most votes, it is Salvini who has emerged as the clear winner during the 90 days it has taken to form a new government. His party has risen by 10 points in the polls to 27.5 percent and he dropped his original coalition partner, Silvio Berlusconi's Forza Italia, in favor of an alliance with M5S.\nA Fan of Putin and Euro Foe\nIt paid off. After several crazy weeks and a significant amount of back-and-forth, Salvini has prevailed as the undisputed leader of the right-wing camp, perhaps even the most powerful man in Italy. Salvini, a fan of Vladimir Putin and foe of the euro, an enemy of foreigners and a defender of Mussolini -- and a man who also likes to lash out at Germany from time to time.\nHe played his game of high-stakes poker with virtuosity, posing as a victim of the Italian president (who must formally approve his government) and of the establishment, threatening new elections and ultimately entering into a coalition with the Five Star Movement.\nNow Paolo Savona, the common currency opponent President Mattarella rejected as finance and economics minister, has been installed as minister for European Affairs. Salvini has taken over the Interior Ministry, his coalition partner Di Maio the Labor and Development Ministry. And lawyer and university professor Giuseppe Conte is prime minister.\nQuite a few commentators believe that Salvini deliberately provoked this week's crisis. If new elections were to be held in the coming months, which is not unlikely given this imbalanced coalition, then he would probably win. For opponents of the populists, all that remains is the hope that the new government will prove chaotic and that people will quickly grow disenchanted with it.\nItaly no longer has a strong liberal, moderate or left-wing opposition: The traditional parties and the well-known centrist politicians have mostly lost their credibility. The picture of Italy at the moment is indeed a tragic one, standing as it does for the failure of politics, but also for the longer term consequences of efforts to save the euro, which have strengthened extremists well beyond Italy's borders.\nWill these two populist parties, as dissimilar as they are, really now strive to leave the eurozone or even the EU, or are their most recent denials to be believed? And what happens if they honor their pledge to spend billions on social benefits and simply ignore the EU Stability Pact and its restrictions on deficit spending?\nThe stakes could harldy be higher. Not only is the future of the eurozone's third-largest economy suddenly uncertain, but the euro's very survival could be at risk. The euro crisis has been contained for several years now, but it could return very soon -- and much larger. Last time, it was \"just\" Greece.\nEurope's Horror Scenario\nIf Salvini and Di Maio drive up Italy's sovereign debt load -- already far in excess of 2 trillion euros -- as they have indicated they will, a dynamic will be put into motion that would be difficult to stop. The European Central Bank would no longer be allowed to keep buying up Italy's sovereign bonds, interest rates on those bonds would skyrocket and the country could face bankruptcy. And given Italy's size, a bailout is a virtual impossibility.\nThis is the horror scenario Europe has feared for years. And it could materialize extremely quickly. The first warning signs are already visible. The spread, or interest rate gap between 10-year Italian and German government bonds, has already almost tripled, and the Milan stock exchange has recorded billions in losses.\nStill, the markets remained relatively calm on the news that a governing coalition had been forged. Investors, it seems, would rather see a populist government than snap elections. And it's very possible that it will be some time before the first major altercation between Rome and Brussels, perhaps around the time that negotiations get serious over the next EU budget. Some may also be reassured by the fact that three important members of the new cabinet are essentially technocrats rather than members of the two parties.\nLeading that list is Conte, who was sworn in on Friday along with his cabinet, but also incoming Foreign Minister Enzo Moavero Milanesi, who served as a member of Mario Monti's technocrat government. And then there's Giovanni Tria, the economics professor chosen as finance minister. He isn't in favor of leaving the euros, but he has, in the past, called for Germany to leave the common currency because its trade surplus is incompatible with the eurozone. He also advocates public financing through the European Central Bank, a practiced banned under EU treaties. He certainly can't be described as a moderate.\nEurope's banks have already begun suffering from the chaos in Rome because they have to offer buyers higher interest rates when selling their own bonds. German financial institutions are also anxiously eyeing developments with their $91 billion in outstanding debts that are held in Italy. With $311 billion in outstanding debts in Italy, only French banks have greater exposure in the event of defaults.\nBut the situation is most threatening for Italy itself. Commercial banks, the central bank and government and retail investors are more closely interconnected in the country than elsewhere. Some 48 percent of all government bonds, well over 1 trillion euros, are held by Italian banks, insurers and small savers. A further 20 percent are parked at Banca d'Italia.\nThose are just the economic challenges, and they are bad enough. Europe is currently battling on many fronts, both internally and externally. The EU must adopt a united stance on Donald Trump, whose misguided policies threaten both Europe's security and prosperity. Trump is forcing Europe into a trade war and, worse yet, he threatens to scrap the postwar international order that enabled the Europeans to find their place in the world -- through trade and the structures of the World Trade Organization and the security it found in the form of NATO.\nBut how can the EU wage a trade war if Italy threatens to spiral into chaos? At a time when the EU could be proving itself as an alternative to Trump's unilateralism, when Japan, Mexico and the members of South America's Mercosur are lining up to conclude free trade agreements with Brussels, Europe may instead be facing months, if not years, of squabbling over a possible bailout for Italy. And then, almost as an afterthought, there's Brexit, Britain's departure from the EU, which is set to take place in nine months.\nThe attention instead is on Italy, a founding member of the EU, a pillar of NATO and the third-largest economy in the eurozone. If this country teeters, it will shake the entire architecture of the European Union.\nA Window of Opportunity Closes\nThe fact that the EU never had the strength to undertake fundamental reforms of the economic and currency union after it barely managed to keep Greece in the eurozone has now come back to haunt it. And that's not even to mention the fact that Chancellor Angela Merkel has never offered a proper response to the ideas for European reform forwarded by French President Emmanuel Macron.\nThe window of opportunity for tackling those reforms had always been narrow. In light of the crisis in Italy, however, it now appears to be closing. Even optimists expect little more than minimal consensus at the important EU summit at the end of June. The fear of Italy's collapse will now make it that much harder for Merkel to reach out to Macron. After all, it seems unlikely that German conservatives would agree to a new crisis fund of the kind Macron is demanding at the same time as a real crisis is developing. The EU wanted to kick into reform gear together with Macron, but now Italy is pulling the community back into the maelstrom of crisis.\nThis applies not only to eurozone reforms, but to almost all major political projects. The desired deal on asylum law, e.g., the decision of whether and under what conditions EU member states can be required to take in migrants, is once again uncertain, even though it would be in Italy's best interest as one of the country's most affected by the refugee crisis.\nThe Italy crisis is a convergence of the two greatest challenges facing the EU: the economic threat to the eurozone and the erosion of shared values and norms. If the populists now govern in Italy, the country could steer itself on a course of constant confrontation with Brussels -- by for example, expressing its solidarity on key issues with right-wing populists in France, Austria or Finland or with the EU-critical governments in Hungary and Poland.\nOr it could take the side of half or full-on autocrats like Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin and undermine European unity in the process. Some potential issues where it could do so include the Iran agreement, the trade tariffs imposed by Trump, the extension of sanctions against Russia, climate policy or even the European approach to China.\nBad News for the Continent\nThe revival of nationalism in Europe, particularly in Italy, is bad news for the Continent. If the EU ever had one great, overarching goal, then it was to counter national self-interest with the vision of a transnational community of values. What will hold Europe together if that foundation is shaken?\nAnd all this comes at a time when Trump and Putin are trying to tear down the multilateral order, established over many years through painstaking work, and instead insist on the survival of the fittest. By withdrawing from international treaties, violating international law, launching trade wars, waging real wars and annexing parts of neighboring countries. A world, in other words, in which the EU ought to serve as a bulwark, as a bastion of reason. But that's not a role the EU will be able to play if men like Salvini set the tone in the future.\nBut to truly understand the roots of the Italian crisis and the reasons for populist success in the country, you have to look beyond Rome -- all the way to Sicily, the poorhouse of Italy.\n'Pressure from Europe'\nSitting in a smalltown south of Etna on an early summer day, Teresa Lauria, 32, voices her anger about how Italian President Mattarella at first tried to keep her party, the Five Star Movement, out of government. Lauria says there were other forces at work, \"pressure from Europe and also from Germany.\"\nLauria has been active with the Five Star Movement since 2012. Her father was a communist, \"like practically all workers in the city,\" she explains. Lauria herself is running for mayor in Priolo Gargallo, where the election is scheduled to take place on June 10. Some 72 percent of voters here cast their ballots for M5S in the national election in March, the party's strongest showing anywhere in the country. \"There was mass euphoria,\" says Lauria.\nPriolo Gargallo is located in the middle of a huge industrial area, where the chimneys of the factories tower at the ends of the streets. Local petrochemical plants and steelworks once employed 30,000 people. Today, not even half that many people have work. The area around Priolo Gargallo has been dubbed the \"triangle of death\" because of the toxins in the air, water and soil here.\nA few years ago, the city government set up a kiosk in the city center, the \"House of Water,\" so that all residents would at least have access to clean drinking water free of charge. Every resident has the right to fill up on filtered water there. Antonello Rizza, who had been mayor for years, proudly named the facility after himself.\nBut Rizza is longer able to visit it, as he's currently being held under house arrest. A few months ago, he was driven out of office for corruption and other allegations. But those aren't Sicily's only problem -- it also has persistently high unemployment. The rate for Mezzogiorno, as southern Italy is called, is 19 percent compared to a national average of 11 percent. More than half of the young people in the south are jobless. Many who have gone to college leave to find better conditions and pay elsewhere. The average per capita economic output in the south is 18,600 euros, a little more than half the northern Italian average of 34,000 euros.\nLauria doesn't naively believe that the Five Star Movement can suddenly pull an economic miracle out of its hat. \"But people trust us to be honest and do something to ensure a better future,\" she says. \"With our idea of a modified flat tax, we could provide enduring economic stimulus in the south.\"\nShe believes Europe's influence on Italy is \"far too great,\" that her country is being overly patronized and that other Europeans lack solidarity for Italy. Lauria cites the refugees who come via the Mediterranean Sea as an example. \"Many countries have built walls to protect themselves, but they do nothing for us.\" She says she used to always imagine the EU as being like a \"big family, but it isn't.\" In short: \"The others are playing a game and Italy is not a part of it.\"\nLauria's campaign relies on direct contact with voters. On a recent Tuesday evening, she drove the city in a Fiat Panda that she has converted into her campaign vehicle. She stopped repeatedly to talk to passersby and to explain the policies she would pursue as mayor. \"We don't want to be a people of freeloaders!\" is one of her most popular messages. \"We're not the freeloaders, the freeloaders are the politicians who take money from the people but give nothing back.\"\nItaly's Paradox\nBut Italy, and this is the real paradox, isn't just Priolo Gargallo with its polluted water. It's also Milan, the country's shadow capital, the city of bankers, haute couture and the upper middle class, with their upscale shops and their expensive taste in clothing. Italy is a divided country, where the south can sometimes feel like North Africa and the north is one of Europe's richest regions.\nIndeed, the total financial assets held by Italians recently resumed growth and now stands at 4.3 trillion euros, with average household assets exceeding those in Germany. And yet, Italians feel as though they are poorer.\nThe problems facing Italians have less to do with the euro and more to do with the challenges of servicing the debts racked up in the 1980s, a total sovereign debt load that now stands at 2.386 trillion euros. The price for their predecessors' profligacy is now being paid by the country's younger generations, many of whom can't even afford to rent their own apartment and are forced to make due with low-paying, part-time jobs despite having advanced degrees.\nThe drastic austerity measures imposed in the last several years have primarily left their mark on the country's educational and health care systems. Since 2009, public investment in Italy has plunged by a third.\nAs such, it is no surprise that populists like Di Maio and Salvini now have the say in Rome, largely on the strength of promises to give more money back to voters. They also attracted support with a simple and convincing promise: to stop doing things as they have always been done.\nA Complete Loss of Faith\nThere was, after all, a leader in the country's recent history who had promised to clean things up in Italy: the Social Democrat Matteo Renzi. He was smart, audacious and determined to fight the symptoms of the Italian sickness: corruption, cronyism, out-of-control bureaucracy and the gerontocracy. It was as though the window had been thrown open in a stuffy room. The Italians took a deep breath and then rewarded Renzi in the 2014 European elections with more than 40 percent of the vote for his party. But it was all downhill from there.\nInstead of seeking to win over his internal party critics, who were still relatively moderate at the time, Renzi sought to humiliate them. He also took full credit for the fragile indications of an economic turnaround, even though ECB policies and a strong euro were a significant contributing factor. And while he was right to seek a constitutional amendment to make Italy leaner, more decisive and easier to govern, he took the calamitous step of threatening to resign if Italians voted against the new election law in the nationwide referendum.\nSurrounded as he was by his mostly Tuscan court, Renzi lost sight of just how tired Italians -- already exhausted by the endless crisis -- had become of his endless self-adulation. The reforms he introduced did bear some fruit, but only very slowly. And the result was a catastrophic result in the referendum, with 59 percent of voters rejecting the constitutional amendment.\nRenzi's rapid collapse, from more than 40 percent of the votes in 2014 to just 19 percent in 2018, is unparalleled in postwar Italy. It wasn't just a personal affront for Renzi, it also showed that Italians had completely lost faith in their politicians.\nAnd because aging figures from the past continued to occupy the country's political stage, including former prime ministers like Romano Prodi, Massimo D'Alema and Pierluigi Bersani, the desire for new blood was significant.\nIt was one of those newcomers, Silvio Berlusconi, who paved the way for today's populists. \"From the 1990s onward, he anticipated much of what we are now increasingly seeing in politics: a simple language, the preference for political novices over career politicians and the praise for the simple man as a welcome contrast to the elite,\" says Giovanni Orsina, a political science professor at Rome's LUISS University.\nBerlusconi himself, whose ban on holding political office -- imposed due to his tax evasion conviction -- was recently lifted by an Italian court, can once again get involved. But Forza Italia, the party that launched the 81-year-old to four terms as prime minister, has now plunged to just 8 percent in the polls. Within 10 years, the Berlusconi camp has lost more than 4.6 million voters. The Social Democrats, meanwhile, lost more than 6 million in the same time period.\nWind in the Sails of Populists\nAcross Europe, EU opponents are now seeing the situation in Italy as affirmation of their skepticism. In Germany, the right-wing populist Alternative for Germany (AfD) joined in the applause for the new populist government in Italy. AfD party head J\u00f6rg Meuthen told DER SPIEGEL that the coalition pairing the Five Star Movement and right-wing Lega is \"extremely gratifying.\" The fact that the two parties are in favor of something that AfD is vehemently opposed to -- namely taking on debt for which Germany and other EU member states are indirectly liable -- changes nothing in Meuthen's assessment. The main thing is that they are critical of the EU.\nThe victory of the Italian populists has also put wind in the sails of Marine Le Pen, head of the French right-wing populist party Front National. Since losing the presidential election to Emmanuel Macron, Le Pen's party has been struggling. But the Italian coalition has solidified her conviction that the French president is merely \"an anomaly\" in a world that is becoming increasingly nationalist and anti-EU.\nMattarella's refusal to accept Salvini's selection of Paolo Savona to head the Finance Ministry provided a perfect opening for Le Pen. \"The EU and the financial markets are once again confiscating democracy,\" she wrote on Twitter. \"What is happening in Italy is a coup. The Italian people are being robbed of their decision by illegitimate institutions.\" She then threw in an ominous warning: Ignoring the desires of the voters will have consequences, she said, and the anger of the people of Europe will grow.\nHatred of Brussels and Berlin, combined with the belief that the common currency and its dominance by the Germans is the root of all evil, is the glue that holds all European populists together, whether from the right or the left. It is also what is holding the Five Star Movement and Lega together.\nMattarella's veto was only due to a single ministerial appointment and not because of the government as a whole, but it has fueled distrust of democracy in Italy and has played into the hands of the populists. Once again, there is a conflict between one nation's democracy and the common European currency -- a friction that had already become apparent in the Greek crisis. Salvini called it a conspiracy and issued a threat to those responsible: \"Nobody will stop me, nobody will stop us. You have won your small, anti-democratic battle today, but you will lose the war tomorrow.\"\nDi Maio was also in no mood to rein in his fury with the president's decision and he indirectly accused Mattarella of high treason. The country, he said, needs a head of state who isn't controlled \"by the ratings agencies, the banks or German interests.\"\nSome of his supporters went even further on Facebook. \"Mattarella must die,\" wrote one. \"Luigi, strike fear in the heart of this piece of shit,\" wrote another. Indeed, the populist victory in Italy has gone hand-in-hand with a radicalization and dumbing down of the political debate, with no consideration at all for what is going on outside the country. And in a country where 60 percent of the population no longer read books in their spare time, the lack of a serious resistance to this development is perhaps not entirely surprising.\nThe news has triggered nothing but \"contempt, disgust and anger\" in her, says German publisher Inge Feltrinelli, widow of the billionaire and revolutionary Giangiacomo Feltrinelli and 60-year resident of Milan. La Feltrinelli is sharply critical of the new generation of politicians. She sees Di Maio and Salvini as \"dilettantes\" who were unfortunately able to generate support among the voters. The Italians, she says, need \"rules and clear conditions -- more Europe, not less.\"\nHow Should Europe Respond?\nEurope is now faced with the difficult task of finding an appropriate response to the new government in Rome. In Berlin, Chancellor Angela Merkel and Finance Minister Olaf Scholz have remained largely silent. They are concerned that anything they might say could be interpreted as an interference in domestic Italian affairs and result in even more anti-German polemics. There is nothing Germany can do, is the message being sent by the government in Berlin. Threats or warnings, German leaders are convinced, would result in a backlash.\nBut even if they aren't saying it, German political leaders are largely in agreement on one question: Among both Merkel's conservatives and in large segments of the center-left Social Democrats, it is an article of faith that Italy's struggles are less the result of austerity measures imposed by Brussels than they are the product of a country having lived beyond its means.\nStill, the first cracks are now developing in Berlin over how Italy should now be dealt with. The Foreign Ministry, under the leadership of Heiko Maas of the SPD, argues that concessions should be made to Rome. His argument is that Germany's uncompromising approach to Greece during that country's crisis is what led to Berlin becoming a popular populist target in the first place.\nIn France, Emmanuel Macron is continuing to insist on the only solution that he sees as viable: a fundamental reform of the EU. Macron is also under pressure domestically to finally deliver results. The French president took a significant risk with his speech last year proposing far-reaching changes to the European block and he has a lot to lose in his own country. He has upped the ante in each of his speeches since and if nothing happens soon, there is a risk that his supporters might turn away out of frustration. Macron wants nothing less than a \"re-founding\" of Europe, as he said during his Sorbonne speech last September.\nOn Wednesday afternoon, he opened the annual OECD Ministerial Council Meeting with another passionate speech. \"We need a more efficient response to the challenges of our era,\" he said. He didn't directly address the situation in Italy, but his comments naturally applied to the country as well. \"We find ourselves at a turning point in our history.\"\nWhen asked if all of these appeals will ever actually have an effect, the president's office at the \u00c9lys\u00e9e Palace responds with a question of their own: What else can you do? It is to Macron's credit that he is continuing to insist on reforms and proposing solutions to problems. But he is largely alone. Paris could, of course, be more confrontational or simply stop proposing solutions, says a close Macron adviser. \"But if Europe no longer has a voice, then it will be shut out, to put it mildly.\" Regarding Italy, the adviser says: \"We are currently asking ourselves a lot of questions,\" adding that \"nothing is predictable\" when it comes to Rome at the moment.\nThe topic of Italy also played a significant role during a dinner on Wednesday hosted by European Budget Commissioner G\u00fcnther Oettinger at the Hotel Dollenberg in Germany's Black Forest. He had invited a small group of European parliamentarians and Theo Waigel, the former German finance minister and one of the fathers of the euro.\nWaigel related that when the euro was introduced, Italy promised that it would reduce its debt load but never actually did anything about it. As such, Waigel continued, it is time for European Central Bank President Mario Draghi to have a word with his fellow Italians. \"As an Italian, he has more credibility than, for example, a German.\"\nJitters in Brussels\nHaving a word with the Italians is something that Oettinger tried to do this week, but he also managed to trip over his tongue in the process. \"My concern and expectation is that the coming weeks will show that the development of the markets, government bonds and the economy of Italy will be so far-reaching that this will be a possible signal to voters not to vote for populists on the right or left,\" Oettinger said.\nEuropean Council President Donald Tusk sent off an angry tweet in response and Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker issued a statement saying: \"Italy's fate does not lie in the hands of the financial markets.\" Oettinger issued an apology for his comments, but the Green Party is now demanding his resignation. European Parliament President Antonio Tajani is also said to have exploded over Oettinger's comments. The episode serves to show just how jittery people in Brussels are at the moment.\nOfficially, EU officials have taken a vow of silence, one that EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini, herself an Italian, has chosen to observe. Restraint is vital, she said during a Commission meeting on Tuesday, because Salvini and his people are just waiting to be able to launch verbal attacks on Brussels arrogance.\nJust how difficult that can be became apparent on Thursday when Juncker said during an event in Brussels that, while he is \"bound to Italy by deep love,\" he can no longer accept a situation in which the EU is made responsible for everything that goes wrong, particularly in the south. He declined, however, to become more concrete.\n\"Europe is allowed to make it clear to the Italians that their election decisions could have consequences -- for themselves, for the euro and for politics in the EU,\" says European parliamentarian Andreas Schwab, a member of Germany's Christian Democrats, by contrast. And his fellow German conservative in the European Parliament, Markus Ferber, said: \"The worst-case scenarios would be if Italy became insolvent like Greece did, because no one wanted to loan it money. Then the troika would have to show up in Rome and take over the budget and the Finance Ministry. But with Italy, we are talking about 2 trillion euros of debt. It would massively exceed what Europe is able to handle.\"\n'Italy Needs Its Friends'\nAn alarming trend can be observed across Europe, says Angelo Bolaffi, a philosopher and the former head of the Italian Cultural Institute in Berlin. \"The longer the EU grows together, the more people are drifting apart from each other.\" The Fidesz party in Hungary, Front National in France, the FP\u00d6 in Austria: In other European countries, Bolaffi says, there is just one populist party that has found success. \"We are the only country with two, an unconventional dualism. What common goals might these two parties have? I can only think of hatred toward Brussels.\"\nBut, Bolaffi continues, Italy also has a fundamental problem. \"Most Italians have no idea about the state and they are short-sighted, have no strategy and are thus at a constant risk of plunging into the abyss. But they stop shortly before doing so,\" he says.\nSomeone like Salvina, says Bolaffi, a \"demagogo da quattro soldi,\" a second-rate demagogue, has an easy time of it with his fellow Italians. \"If you want to understand us Italians, think of the story of Pinocchio, when the coachman promises to take all the boys with donkey's ears to Pleasure Island. But that is, of course, a lie and they all end up as slaves, as donkeys.\"\nIn the political world, he says, Italy is experiencing a \"negative selection\" in the Darwinian sense. It isn't the best of the best who are being chosen for senior political positions, but the greediest and most corrupt, Bolaffi says.\nThe current situation is serious, the philosopher warns. \"Be careful. Italy is a dangerous country. If it is left alone, it can wreak incredible damage. Italy now needs its friends, particularly those in Germany.\"\nBy Tim Bartz, Fiona Ehlers, Julia Amalia Heyer, Christiane Hoffmann, Walter Mayr, Juliane von Mittelstaedt, Peter M\u00fcller, Dietmar Pieper, Christian Reiermann, Mathieu von Rohr, Britta Sandberg and Christoph Schult\nLESSONS FROM LA VEGAS: IN INVESTING, AS IN POKER, FOLLOWING RULES WORKS BEST / THE ECONOMIST\nButtonwood: Lessons from Las Vegas\nIn investing, as in poker, following rules works best\nWhat market participants can profitably learn from the World Series of Poker\nAT THE annual World Series of Poker, which begins this week in Las Vegas, the main event is the no-limit Texas hold \u2019em tournament. In the course of two weeks of gruelling knock-out play, several thousand players are whittled down to just two, playing \u201cheads-up\u201d for one of the WSOP\u2019s coveted bracelets.\nIn last year\u2019s final hand, both players had pushed all their chips in, with five shared cards yet to be dealt. Scott Blumstein, who held Ace-Deuce, was a big underdog against Daniel Ott, who held Ace-Eight. With one card to come, Mr Blumstein\u2019s hand had not improved. His chances had narrowed to 7%. Of the remaining 44 cards, only one of the other three deuces could give him victory.\nThe cards\u2014and thus the odds of winning or losing\u2014were known to both players, because they had already committed all their chips. Poker is not usually like this. Winning depends not only on your cards but on the unseen cards held by other players, on your ability to deceive them by your betting policy and on their ability in turn to deceive you. Fear and greed induce errors. In short, there is uncertainty. All this is also true of investing. The truly talented are able to read complex situations to their advantage. But there are ways for the less gifted to succeed\u2014in both poker and investing.\nThey can start by being aware of the ludic fallacy. This is how Nassim Nicholas Taleb, an author, refers to the belief that risk in financial markets can be calculated as if it were a game with known odds. If you throw a pair of fair dice, you cannot know how they will land. But you do know some things. There are 36 possible pairs of numbers. Some totals are more likely than others. There are six ways to throw a seven, for instance, but only one way to throw either a two or a 12.\nIt is tempting to think that investing is like this\u2014that the risks are calculable in advance. They are not. Investment returns are highly uncertain and irregular. Extreme events, such as market crashes, are more frequent than you would expect if dice games were your model of the world. After repeated rolls, dice throws fit a pattern that is known beforehand. In markets, almost anything can happen.\nThat is also true of poker. Each player has to live with uncertainty: about the cards opponents hold; about their betting strategy; about their understanding of your betting strategy; and even their grasp of the game. Emotions come into play. Players fold winning hands because an aggressive bluff makes them fear losing. And players call bets with losing hands out of greed for a big pot. The best players, like the best investors, seem to thrive on uncertainty. They look for betting patterns or for \u201ctells\u201d (expressions or hand movements) that betray the strength or weakness of an opponent\u2019s hand. They make uncertainty work for them. They find spots where a big bluff is hard for an opponent to call.\nFor the rest of us, says Aaron Brown, a quantitative analyst and author of \u201cThe Poker Face of Wall Street\u201d, a sound principle is to settle on a basic strategy and stick to it. In poker that means choosing in advance which starting hands you will play in each table position and deciding how you will bet should those hands improve when the shared cards are dealt.\nThe policy also works in investment. A simple strategy is to allocate a fixed portion of your wealth to different assets\u2014half in a broad index of stocks, say, and half in bonds\u2014and to \u201crebalance\u201d every so often so that the weights are kept constant. An advantage is that you will automatically sell assets that have become dearer and buy assets that have become cheaper. \u201cIt turns out that any simple fixed-weight allocation works well,\u201d writes Andrew Ang, of BlackRock, in his book, \u201cAsset Management\u201d.\nThough simple in principle, a rules-based approach is difficult to follow in practice. It is hard to stay disciplined when your opponents in poker repeatedly draw the improbable cards they need to beat your strongest hands. A player is said to be \u201con tilt\u201d when frustration at bad luck leads him to abandon his strategy. Investors are prone to similar sorts of errors when things go against them. \u201cHaving a non-stupid strategy and sticking to it will leave you better off than most people,\u201d says Mr Brown.\nBad luck is part of the game. The best you can do is to try to make the right decisions given the inevitable uncertainty. In the final hand of the WSOP main event last year, Mr Ott made the right decision when he called Mr Blumstein\u2019s bet. The odds favoured him. And they continued to until the moment when the dealer turned over the final card\u2014a deuce.\nWILL ITALY\u00b4S DIVIDED POLITICS CRIPPLE EUROPE\u00b4S ECONOMY -- OR WORSE? / KNOWLEDGE@WHARTON\nWill Italy\u2019s Divided Politics Cripple Europe\u2019s Economy \u2013 or Worse?\nErik Jones from Johns Hopkins University and Federiga Bindi from Univeristy of Rome Tor Vergata discuss the political crisis in Italy.\nThe political crisis in Italy deepened this week, sparking a sell-off in Italian stocks \u2013 especially bank shares \u2013 and bonds as investors looked for clarity in a potential chain-reaction situation. The underlying problem: a slow-growing economy, which, along with anti-immigration sentiment, is reshuffling Italian politics. That led to the immediate trigger for the current turmoil \u2013 Italy\u2019s failure to form a new government after the country\u2019s March elections.\n\u201cBond markets show money moving out of Europe, out of sovereign debt instruments \u2013 and not just in Italy, in the Eurozone as a whole,\u201d said Erik Jones, a professor of European studies and international political economy at Johns Hopkins University. He joined Federiga Bindi, a professor of political science at the University of Rome Tor Vergata, to discuss the issues on the Knowledge@Wharton show, which airs on SiriusXM channel 111. (Listen to the full podcast using the player at the top of this page.)\nThis has raised fears of a Greece-like financial crisis returning to Europe, and possibly spreading beyond, though financial markets recovered somewhat after being on a knife\u2019s edge earlier in the week. The situation recalled the bad days of 2011 and 2012 when Italian bond yields soared to default-threatening levels that could topple banks \u2013 and the whole economy \u2014 and drag the region into the mire. That was before Mario Draghi, the European Central Bank (ECB) president, made the bank the lender of last resort. Until then, the absence of such a backstop was a glaring omission of financial insurance that risked allowing a new financial crisis to outrun governments\u2019 ability to supply remedies.\nAnd talk that was prevalent two years ago about a so-called \u201cdoom loop\u201d has also revived. This doom loop can arise because many top Italian banks, already shaky by virtue of carrying large amounts of bad loans, also hold hefty portfolios of Italian government bonds, which are considered high-risk debt. When prices of those bonds fall, as has been generally happening recently, the banks could need more government money to shore-up their capital.\nFinancial stress multiplies because the government is already so indebted that borrowing more money to fund shaky banks means yet more risk for investors, and that reduces the value of existing bonds, which in turn further reduces the value of the banks\u2019 government bond holdings. The banks, in theory, then have to get yet more support from the government. That cycle \u2013 or loop \u2014 continues in a downward spiral than threatens to end in bank runs and the need for a bailout of a financially crippled Italian government. Not only would this risk instantly spread to other European countries \u2014 and beyond \u2014 but Italy\u2019s economy is so large that it could jeopardize the ability of the ECB (combined with the European Stability Mechanism and the International Monetary Fund) to bail it out and stop the cycle.\nAs the Financial Times noted, \u201cA key fear for investors in Italian bank bonds is that the growing political turmoil will derail efforts from the country\u2019s lenders to dispose of bad loans that have long weighed down their balance sheets.\u201d\nIt was also widely reported that George Soros, founder and chair of the Europe Open Society Foundation, and a fervent supporter of Europe, said in a speech on May 29 that the EU could be facing an existential threat due to the latest crisis and that, more generally, the rising dollar and hot money exiting emerging markets have greatly increased the risk of a new financial crisis. In Europe, he said, \u201ceverything that could go wrong has gone wrong.\u201d\nAs one gauge of the seriousness of the situation, Reuters was serving up headlines like this one: \u201cInvestors ask if ECB has will and means to save euro from Italian turmoil.\u201d\nGiven that Italy is the European Union\u2019s third-largest economy \u2013 about 10 times the size of Greece\u2019s \u2014 big problems there would be devastating. Speculation that financial disruption could lead to Italy leaving the Eurozone or ditching the euro \u2013 however tenuous \u2014 has also crept back into the conversation.\nA Worrisome Backdrop\nAnd it\u2019s not just the problems in Europe threatening more global economic and financial volatility that cause worry. \u201cThis comes at a bad moment,\u201d said Wharton management professor Mauro Guillen. \u201cWe have an ongoing trade \u2018war\u2019 between the U.S. and China, unresolved tensions on the Korean peninsula, and the unfinished Brexit negotiations in Europe.\u201d\nItaly\u2019s economy continues to suffer from a lackluster performance and \u201cmost importantly from a very difficult political situation in which a major EU economy is teetering on the verge of populism,\u201d Guillen said. \u201cThe issue is that it brings instability, and the markets are reacting very badly for that reason. This represents yet another serious setback for Europe.\u201d\nAccording to Wharton finance professor Joao F. Gomes, the risk of an unintended financial implosion with repercussions in European and international markets \u201cremains very low. But we will go through yet another very disruptive year which will greatly damage the Italian economy and perhaps derail the recovery in Europe.\u201d\n\u2018Beyond Rationality\u2019\nThe immediate cause of the return to turmoil in Italy was the failure of the two parties that won the most votes in March elections to form a new government \u2014 the far right Northern League and the leftist Five Star Movement \u2014 noted Bindi during the radio show. The parties had many differences, but were thwarted by outside players as they tried to create a governing coalition, she added.\nWhen their fledgling coalition proposed making Paolo Savona finance minister, Italian President Sergio Mattarella quashed the idea, Bindi noted. In effect, that prevented the two winning parties from forming a government and led to Giuseppe Conti, the coalition\u2019s proposed prime minister, to end his efforts to do so. It then turned out that nixing Savona, rather than calming markets, roiled them further and led to the substantial sell-off earlier this week.\nSome analysts said Savona\u2019s past anti-EU rhetoric worried Mattarella about creating damaging tension in financial markets. Instead, Mattarella proposed having Carlo Cottarelli, formerly with the International Monetary Fund, work out a caretaker government. Both Five Star and the Northern League rejected that, leaving no clear path to forming a new government and making it likely there will be new elections in the fall (although there had been some efforts to revive a coalition and avoid new elections).\nAccording to Bindi, Cottarelli is highly qualified, but because he worked for the IMF, \u201che represents everything the Five Star and the League are fighting against\u201d policy wise \u2013 meaning external controls. \u201cI could not think of a worse choice for a PM-designate in this particular moment.\u201d\nAs for elections, it\u2019s even possible they could be called for August, when many Italians are away on vacation, said Bindi. If that happens, all bets are off, she added. No one could predict the likely results.\n\u201cWe are beyond rationality at this point \u2026 the debate is going to get uglier and uglier,\u201d she said. \u201cThe biggest mistake was to push Five Star and the League together. What unites them is being anti-system, anti-euro \u2014 the door has been opened and we don\u2019t know where this is going to lead.\u201d\nBoth parties have made it clear they think that Eurozone rules for member economies are too restrictive. Specifically, economic growth in Italy has been slow for decades, and Five Star wants more government growth policies, which would almost certainly violate Eurozone debt-limit requirements. The signature issue for the Northern League, meanwhile, calls for far stricter immigration policies.\nEvaporating Patience\nWith high government debt and the added constraints of Italy not having control of its own currency, there\u2019s been insufficient government action to try to offset the economic stagnation, some analysts argue. Although there has been some modest economic pickup over the last three years \u2013 last year\u2019s 1.5% GDP was a weak highlight \u2013 Italian living standards are basically stuck where they were 20 years ago. Youth unemployment is still well above 30%. That has been a big problem for decades.\nOver the last couple of years, following a rough patch after the financial crisis and the austerity policies required by the Eurozone, the patience of many Italians has finally evaporated, driving them away from mainstream political parties. All of this has been made more difficult by the costs of the immigration crisis, particularly in a country where unemployment has been high for years. As was the case in France, non-traditional parties in Italy stepped up with alternate approaches.\nItaly\u2019s March elections were the culmination of all of this, given that the two leading vote-getting parties voiced opposition to many Eurozone policies.\nBut not everyone agrees that the March election results flowed from a desire to cast off restrictive economic policies. \u201cI would not necessarily say that this is the result of continued austerity policies,\u201d noted Guillen, who is also director of the Lauder Institute. \u201cThat has perhaps persuaded some voters to support populist parties or movements, but it is also dissatisfaction with the other parties.\u201d\nOn the radio show, Jones said voters do make some connections between the euro and EU on the one hand, and a feeling of frustration of abandonment over a huge migration problem and slow growth, on the other. But \u201cthere is not a widespread movement in Italy either to leave the EU or the euro.\u201d The two parties did not campaign directly on leaving the EU leading up to the March elections, Jones pointed out. \u201cThese are issues that came up after the campaign and crystallized last weekend, but I would not say they represent a groundswell of opinion.\u201d What\u2019s more, the biggest wave of immigrants landing in Italy crested almost a year ago, so if anything some pressures are receding.\nNevertheless, some observers worry that the political chaos will in some way create pressure to leave the Eurozone, however unlikely such a move may be ultimately. For example, if there were new elections, some parties might choose to campaign on pulling out. Regardless of the outcome of any exit question, financial markets would be negatively affected in the run-up.\n\u201cI completely agree that economics is the main \u2014 actually the only \u2013 issue,\u201d said Gomes. \u201cBut austerity is the wrong word to characterize the current situation in Italy.\u201d Instead, a fundamental problem is that \u201cthe Italians really want debt forgiveness \u2014 and most of that would come from the Germans.\u201d\nBindi explained that many Europeans \u2013 rightly or wrongly \u2014 say \u201cGermany has been profiting from the crisis rather than helping\u201d to solve it.\nAccording to Gomes, it is unwise \u201cand arguably even ungrateful to criticize Germany for its unwillingness to guarantee \u2014 and possibly bankroll \u2014 yet another spending spree.\u201d He sympathizes with the view that Europe overall does not need more austerity, but Italy has a debt-to-GDP ratio of over 130% and \u201cneeds to be realistic about its ability to borrow in international markets without a guarantor of sorts.\u201d\nIn Gomes\u2019 view, southern Europe is unwilling to accept that they \u201ccannot continue to be so unproductive.\u201d He sees three options for the region: Reform the economy in order to increase productivity, leave the euro altogether or \u201cbecome dependent on the handouts of the more successful countries.\u201d And while the ECB has effectively done some of this behind the scenes, the last option \u201cseems mostly exhausted for the moment.\u201d\nJones, who is also co-chair of Research Network on European Integration and the Global Political Economy, added that if the pressure increases enough, the Italian government might have to ask for EU assistance. \u201cThat could transform a non-issue into a real issue, because if you get help from the EU, and then the EU puts conditions on top of that, that would stabilize the situation economically, but politically make it much more challenging.\u201d\nTHE GOVERNMENT CREATES ANOTHER HOUSING BUBBLE / THE WALL STREET JOURNAL OP EDITORIAL\n| Etiquetas: Credit Bubbles, Housing, U.S. Economic And Political\nThe Government Creates Another Housing Bubble\nLoose mortgage terms are pushing home prices up. Underwriters need to tighten standards.\nBy Paul Kupiec and Edward Pinto\nA sold sign displayed in front of a house in Sacramento, Calif., July 5, 2017. Photo: Rich Pedroncelli/Associated Press\nHome prices are booming. So far, 2018 has posted the strongest growth since 2005. \u201cAbout 60% of all U.S. metros saw an acceleration in the rate of price increases through February this year,\u201d according to Housing Wire. Since mid-2012, real home prices have increased 28%, according to data from the American Enterprise Institute. Entry-level home prices are up about double that rate. In contrast, over the same period household income has barely kept pace with inflation. The current pace of home-price inflation is increasing the risk of another housing bubble.\nThe root of the problem is declining underwriting standards. In April Freddie Mac announced an expansion of its 3% down-payment mortgage, the better to compete with the Federal Housing Administration and Fannie Mae . Such moves propel home prices upward. Because government agencies guarantee about 80% of all home-purchase mortgages, their underwriting standards guide the market.\nMaking lending even more dangerous, CNBC recently reported that \u201ccredit scores may go up\u201d because new regulatory guidance allows delinquent taxes to be excluded when calculating credit scores. These are only some of the measures that \u201cexpand the credit box\u201d and qualify ever-shakier borrowers for mortgages.\nDuring the last crisis, easy credit led home prices to rise at an unsustainable pace, leading marginally qualified borrowers to stretch themselves thin. Millions of Americans\u2019 dreams became nightmares when the housing market turned. The lax underwriting terms that helped borrowers qualify for a mortgage haunted many households for the next decade.\nAs many as 10 million families lost their homes to foreclosure during the recession and housing crisis, according to Pew. This happened despite federal programs that modify mortgage payment terms to prevent foreclosure. While the home-price bubble affected homes at all price levels, the largest percentage gains and subsequent declines occurred in lower-priced markets.\nMinorities were disproportionately affected. A 2017 Federal Reserve study found that the housing boom-bust cycle had an exaggerated negative effect on the wealth of black and Latino households. And a 2014 study by the Urban Institute showed that these same minority groups have been slow to recover as household losses and tainted credit continued to depress postcrisis minority homeownership rates.\nMortgage underwriters need to tighten standards before it\u2019s too late. Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and other government-sponsored enterprises should immediately require at least 5% down on 30-year conventional mortgages. They also should reinstitute a debt-to-income limit of 45% and stop guaranteeing loans on vacation and rental properties. The government-sponsored lenders should also avoid high-balance loans while limiting guarantees for most cash-out refinancing mortgages.\nThe FHA\u2019s original mandate was to assist lower-income Americans with buying their first home\u2014a goal worth sticking to. The FHA should require at least 3.5% down on 30-year mortgages and limit seller concessions\u2014cash back from the seller at closing\u2014to 3%, since such concessions artificially inflate home-sale prices. The agency also should limit the debt-to-income ratio to 50% and require loans in excess of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau\u2019s 43% maximum to satisfy a residual-income test. FHA guarantees for cash-out refinance mortgages can be done away with.\nThe current unsustainable pace of home-price inflation can be stopped only by damming the flood of government mortgage credit. Imposing prudent underwriting standards will improve home affordability, head off a new wave of mortgage foreclosures, and protect the most vulnerable Americans.\nMr. Kupiec is a resident scholar at the American Enterprise Institute. Mr. Pinto is a co-director of AEI\u2019s Center on Housing Markets and Finance.\nCRISIS REDUX: ITALY SENDS A JOLT THROUGH EUROPE / ...\nLESSONS FROM LA VEGAS: IN INVESTING, AS IN POKER, ...\nWILL ITALY\u00b4S DIVIDED POLITICS CRIPPLE EUROPE\u00b4S ECO...\nTHE GOVERNMENT CREATES ANOTHER HOUSING BUBBLE / TH...",
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        "raw_content": "Countries>Flavors of the USA>Flavors of Louisiana\nA Short Glossary of Cajun and Creole Cooking\nA culinary journey through Louisiana\nCrossing the bayous of southern Louisiana, breathing in the aromas of the French market in New Orleans, or travelling up the Mississippi, you'll discover Cajun and Creole cooking in this country that became home to many of the Acadians who left Nova Scotia during \"le grand d\u00e9rangement\" and deportations of 1755.\nCajun or Creole? On the banks of the Mississippi in Louisiana, the cooking has accents that are found nowhere else in the United States. This cultural heritage - going back to the time America was discovered - is a melting pot in which the traditions of the people who have come here are combined with local products. Traditional aspects such as butchering, suckling pig, crawfish boils\u2026 all show to what extent this is a unique cuisine. A look into the evolution of praline, the growing of the Cajun coffee tree, the making of beignets and hush puppies, the preparation of gumbo\u2026 There are only some of the myriad facets to be discovered.\nIn crossing the bayous of southern Louisiana, breathing in the aromas of the French market in New Orleans, or travelling up the Mississippi, you'll discover three hundred years of history.\nA land of many influences\nThe Spanish - The Spanish were the first Europeans to establish themselves in southern Louisiana. Spanish paella, a rice dish with vegetables, meat and sausage, became the basis for jambalaya. On the coast, the meat was replaced with mussels, clams, shrimp, crayfish, etc.\nGermans arrived in Louisiana in 1690 and brought with them their skill in butchery, charcuterie and sausage-making. They introduced pigs, chickens and cattle to the region, bringing about a more dependable supply of milk, butter and eggs.\nThe Italians, renowned for their culinary prowess, brought with them to the New World the art of pastry and the making of ice creams and sorbets.\nFrom the West Indies and the steaming pots of Haiti came some exotic vegetables including the tomato, as well as cooking methods like braising, which contributed to the development of gumbo.\nThe Native Indians - Choctaws, Chetimaches and Houmas - taught the settlers to grow and use local products, as well as to hunt. Native contributions to Louisiana cuisine include corn, sassafras leaves ground to make fil\u00e9 powder, and bay leaves.\nAfricans brought from their continent \"gumbo\" or okra which would lend its name to numerous traditional dishes.\nThe Holy Trinity of Cuisine:\nRefers specifically to the use of chopped celery, bell peppers, and onions as the flavour-base in Cajun and Creole cuisine. The holy trinity is used when creating sauces, soups, stews, and stir-fries.\nCajun and Creole cultures are distinct, as are their styles of cooking.\nCajuns are country people, \"spice\" people - Acadians\nThe word \"Cajun\" is a corruption of the French word \"Acadien.\"\nCajun cuisine is unique, reflecting a people's ingenuity, creativity, adaptability and will to survive.\nThe Acadians were the French of Nova Scotia (Acadia). In 1755, 10,000 Acadians were deported for refusing to swear allegiance to the British crown. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow immortalized \"le grand d\u00e9rangement\" in his epic poem Evangeline, which heartrendingly describes the fire that destroyed the village of Grand Pr\u00e9, and tells of families, split up and forced onto the 24 ships anchored in the Bay of Fundy. Some disembarked in various American states, hundreds of men were sold into slavery in Georgia, but those who made it to southern Louisiana found a land of welcome where they happily settled down and began a new life. Originally from Brittany, Normandy, Picardy and Poitou, these farmers and fishermen, having learned to survive in Nova Scotia, adapted once again. Armed with their cast iron kettles, these Cajuns, as they were nicknamed, embraced local ingredients and adapted them to their French culinary background. It is said that the Cajuns' cooking is a reflection of their joy in finding such a rich and friendly land.\nThis cuisine is notable for its use of wild meats and shellfish. The Cajuns became familiar with products from the wild and with aromatic herbs. They befriended the Indians and learned about everything the bayous, lakes, rivers and forests had to offer. These are generally unique dishes: jambalayas, grilled meats, stews, fricassees, soups, gumbos, hot sauces, stuffed vegetables.\nSince most Cajuns were farmers and not especially wealthy, they were known for not wasting any part of a butchered animal. Cracklins are a popular snack made by frying pork skins and boudin is created from the ground-up leftover parts of a hog after the best meat is taken, which is mixed with cooked rice. It is usually formed into a sausage but can also be rolled in a ball and deep fried. From the Germans they learned the rudiments of charcuterie and brought to their menu all kinds of sausage: andouille, smoked sausage, chaudin, chaurice. Cajun cooking is a table set outdoors, a creative adaptation of nature's bounty, filled with wonderful flavours.\nCreoles are city people, \"cream\" people - Aristocrats and noble Europeans\nThe word \"Creole\" actually has several meanings. During colonial times, the term referred to French or Spanish colonists and their descendants, especially those who retained the traditions and customs of their motherland. With time, French-speaking blacks in southwestern Louisiana, like French-speaking blacks in New Orleans, defined themselves as Creoles, referring to their mixed background. But whites of French ancestry were also called Creoles. To confuse things even further, the Creole dialect is based on French with some words and grammar drawn from various African dialects, and is commonly heard in Haiti, Martinique, Guadeloupe and Louisiana. On the other hand, Creole cooking refers to the style of French cuisine developed in New Orleans. With influences from Africa and Europe and the opening of trade with the West Indies and Mexico, a new cuisine was born.\nCreoles like to refine dishes by adding sauces. This is a sophisticated cuisine with aristocratic roots, brought over by the French and Spanish who settled here. From 1690 on, European aristocrats, the younger sons of the nobility, came to live along the banks of the Mississippi, bringing with them their chefs and their traditions, replanting the great cuisines of Europe in American soil. The flavours are delicate and the combinations subtle: oysters Rockefeller, crawfish gumbo, sauce remoulade, for example. This is a cuisine of the market, not of the wild, and the dishes are served individually in strict order.\nThere are over 400 feasts, festivals and other events that take place each year in Louisiana, from the Jambalaya Festival in Gonzales and the Boudin Festival in Broussard to the sugar cane festival in New Iberia, the Strawberry Festival in Ponchatoula and the Corn Festival in Bunkie. 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        "raw_content": "Mount Holyoke College and the Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies in Geneva have established a programme that will enable a small number of students to complete a BA from Mount Holyoke and an MA from the Graduate Institute in 5 years, instead of the normal 6 years.\nParticipating Mount Holyoke College students will spend the fall semester of their senior year in Geneva, at the Graduate Institute. They will return to Mount Holyoke for their final semester and for graduation. They will then return to Geneva for a 5th year. Most classes are taught in English. Students with limited or no French will study French as part of their programme in Geneva.\nDisciplinary masters: Master in Anthropology and Sociology of Development, Master in International Economics, Master in International History, Master in International Law, Master in International Relations/Political Science.\nMount Holyoke College is a private women's liberal-arts college in Massachusetts, United States, west of Boston. It is considered one of the best women's college in the U.S., and one of the top liberal arts colleges.\nMount Holyoke College: Prof. Eva Paus, Carol Hoffmann Collins Director of the McCulloch Center for Global Initiatives and Professor of Economics epaus@mtholyoke.edu",
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        "raw_content": "Using Innovative Facilitation to Enhance Research Impact\nBy: Erin Barton\n\u201c[I wanted] an interactive session where people could work together to develop ideas that could actually be acted upon, but I had no idea how to get from point A to point B. Ann and her team worked with us to make sure they understood our goals for the workshop, then took the idea and ran with it.\u201d\n~ Dr. Rick Neitzel, Associate Professor, School of Public Health\nAnn Verhey-Henke is passionate about \u201ccreating better translational discourse\u201d to bridge the gap between academic researchers and the rest of the world. At the beginning of this summer, she and her team in the Public Health Innovation Studio helped make that happen at a three-day workshop, Changing Global E-waste Cycle. The workshop was a key component of an ongoing three-year project focused on identifying and mitigating risks associated with the recycling of electronic waste (e-waste).\nThe project is led by Dr. Rick Neitzel, an Associate Professor in SPH, and is supported by the Graham Sustainability Institute, which provides funding and connections to resources that can expand the impact of the work. In this case, the Graham Institute connected Neitzel, and his diverse team of e-waste experts with Verhey-Henke to help synthesize, integrate and translate their collective insights into real-world solutions.\nNeitzel recalls wanting \u201can interactive session where people could work together to develop ideas that could actually be acted upon, but I had no idea how to get from point A to point B. Ann and her team worked with us to make sure they understood our goals for the workshop, then took the idea and ran with it,\u201d says Neitzel. 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These methods lay out clear steps to help scientists take their research insights and extract the \u201creal-world\u201d value and aim to \u201cprovide a unique, clear structure to help manage cross-disciplinary boundaries,\u201d she says. Her team created a structure explicitly designed to encourage experts from diverse backgrounds\u2013both inside of academia and out\u2013to generate ideas collaboratively and move past initial discussions. In contrast to traditional academic events focused on presenting research, this process \u201cis more deliberate about getting to the \u2018next steps\u2019\u2014the new collaborations, the new projects,\u201d notes Elizabeth Vander Veen, Integrative Designer and graduate of the Masters of Design in Integrative Design program at the Stamps School of Art and Design, who helped design the event.\nFor the e-waste workshop, the team used \u201cbackward design,\u201d says Verhey-Henke. They started with the research outcomes Neitzel described\u2014bringing together e-waste researchers and stakeholders to develop solution pathways on both short and long-term timescales\u2014and \u201cthen back designed with some very clear core values\u201d to create an event that was uniquely suited to achieving Neitzel\u2019s aims, she says.\nIncluding all voices\nVerhey-Henke and her team worked with Neitzel to put together multimedia workshop reports and resources to keep the participants connected, and the materials are being used by the break-out teams to move forward the ideas they came up with during their three days together.\nA significant decision was to ensure that all voices were heard\u2014no matter the native culture, language, discipline, or affiliation. \u201c[The e-waste workshop] was unique in the number of languages spoken, [the] number of countries represented [and the] number of disciplinary backgrounds...it was my dream mix of all these interesting pieces and parts,\u201d she says. \u201cWe used our methods to help navigate conversations with more structure and process, and to feel connected and accomplished with what came out the other end.\u201d Vander Veen adds, \u201cusing a process that is new to everyone helps level the playing field; it creates an open space for all perspectives to be heard.\u201d\nVerhey-Henke facilitated one of the many workshop break-out groups. 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        "raw_content": "(West Point, Pa / 1931-2011) Ray Leight was born in 1931. He lived in the town of West Point, Pennsylvania for many years. Leight began painting and sculpting as a child; he never received any formal art education. Leight was a published cartoonist at the age of sixteen and progressed professionally as a successful draftsman for Ford Motor Company. He was an award-winning designer, an author and illustrator of children's books, a founder of a successful educational toy company and an accomplished artist. He exhibited his work throughout the United States and abroad, including a solo exhibition in 1993 at Fudan University Museum, Shanghai. Leight's work there was the first ever exhibited of an American artist. His work is colorful and playful - whimsical in the tradition of Calder and Peter Max.\nacrylic on paper, 24\" x 19\"\nsigned at lower right: \"RAY\"",
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        "raw_content": "/ How to Set Time and Date On Dash Cams: A Helpful Guide\nMost, if not all, dash cameras come with a date and time setting that is displayed on all the video recordings. The purpose of such is for added safety and security. If you ever experience an unfortunate situation or a collision, you have the date and time on the video to show when the incident did happen exactly.\nSetting up the feature isn\u2019t the same with every dash cam model, so we are going to look at how to set time and date on a dash cam as well as some common reasons why the time and date stop working.\nReasons Why Date and Time Settings Stops Working\nThere are a really plenty of reasons why the date and time settings on your dash camera stop working, even after you\u2019ve set them before using it for the first time. Out of all the dash cameras on the market, two primary reasons cause it to stop working. Before we look into how to set time and date on dash cam, we\u2019re going to guide you through the reasons that influence a potential malfunction.\n1. Internal Battery Has No Power\nThe internal battery of your dash cam is highly essential when it comes to not only the date and time settings but all other parameters that you have programmed for your camera. If the internal battery has no power, it causes your camera to shut down.\nIn most cases, unless using a top-tier dash camera, your device is likely to return to the factory setting time, or it displays the time when it shut down. Both of those failures cause you to re-program the settings.\nIf you are looking to save power on your dash camera\u2019s internal battery, it\u2019s recommended that you use your vehicle\u2019s cigarette lighter as a power source, instead of the internal battery itself. When using this method, it\u2019s important also to ensure that your date and time settings aren\u2019t going to revert to the factory settings when the engine is shut off.\n2. Date and Time Won\u2019t Update\nWhen it comes to the time and date not updating on your dash camera, this usually only requires a simple fix. In the majority of cases, it\u2019s because the software included with your dash camera isn\u2019t updated.\nYou can simply update the software by connecting your dash camera to your computer with the help of a USB cable. This should correct the issue without having to program your settings all over again.\nNow that you already have a clear understanding of the two primary reasons that cause your dash cam\u2019s date and time to malfunction, we can look into how to set time and date on dash cams. Adjusting and programming these settings are going to vary depending on the model of dash cam that you have, but we are going to go through a few of the most common methods.\n1. User\u2019s Manual\nThe first and easiest way to learning how to set all settings on your dash camera is with the user\u2019s manual. It\u2019s highly recommended that you thoroughly read through the manual before you attempt at changing any settings on the camera.\nIt might state that you need to update the software before you can make any adjustments, or you might need to charge the internal battery first. Whatever the specific instructions are for your model of dash cam, the manual that\u2019s provided with the purchase should outline every step that you need to take to get the proper settings put into place.\n2. Built-In GPS Feature\nIf your dash cam has a built-in GPS, there\u2019s a good chance that your date and time settings get adjusted through the GPS. In most cases, it\u2019s straightforward to program the date and time because all you need to do is update the GPS, and you\u2019re typically good to go.\n3. WiFi Connectivity\nIn some of the higher-end dash camera models, you might not need to make any adjustments at all. When connecting to the built-in WiFi, you are usually going to get a strong enough signal for the dash camera to pick up on your location\u2019s date and time. It can work similarly to a smartphone.\n4. Dash Camera App\nIf your dash camera comes with an exclusive app that\u2019s designed for your specific model of dash cam, it makes it easier to adjust the settings. Most of the apps have a general settings area that allows you to make any adjustments required, and the app sends the signal to update the camera through WiFi connectivity.\n5. Dash Camera Internal Menu\nThe most common way that you are going to adjust all date and time settings, as well as other features that you want to modify, is through the built-in menu on your dash camera. Depending on the model that you have, your menu option location is going to vary.\nYou can typically find the menu key on either the right or left-hand side of your dash cam, and once you press it, a menu with a variety of options displays on the LCD. Once you are in the menu, you can typically use the arrow keys to the side of the menu button, the buttons above and below the menu button, or the toggle button to make your way through the menu options until you land on the date and time setting.\nOnce you\u2019re there, you can usually press the \u201cokay\u201d button to bring you into the date and time menu. Then, all you need to do is toggle through the year, month, day, hour, and minute to adjust it according to your location, and then press \u201csave\u201d to continue.\nAs previously mentioned, learning how to set time and date on dash cams depends on the unit that you have. 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        "raw_content": "Dr Hayat Sindi is currently a Visiting Scholar at Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA; where she works with Professor George Whitesides at the Department of Chemistry and Chemical Biology.\nDr. Sindi earned her BS from King\u2019s College University in Pharmacology, and Ph.D from Cambridge University \u201cStudies on a Novel Electromagnetic-Acoustic Sensor\u201d where she was appointed as Senior Lecturer at the International school of Medicine, specialising in Pre-clinical education and public affairs of Cambridge Overseas Medical Programme. For her contributions she was invited by HRH Prince Philip to become a member of the Royal College of Teachers.\nHayat is the first Female in Gulf to gain a PhD in biotechnology. Dr. Sindi founded Sonoptix Technology, Cambridge, UK with Saudi Arabian seed funding, she led the development of a cost effective measurement technology for application in clinical diagnostics. Later she became Senior Research Scientist for Biotechnology at Schlumberger Cambridge Research Centre and Honorary Research Fellow at the School of Biological and Chemical Science, Exeter University.\nHayat has been an inspirational figure for many young female students to pursue science majors in the Middle East and abroad, and especially in her home country Saudi Arabia. She presented a new image of Saudi Female Scientist where she spoke at Berkeley University, USA., Gulf Women Conference in London, and as a spokeswoman to International and National TV and radio interviews ,including BBC, Al Arabia, and The Times.\nFor her contributions, Dr. Sindi has received First award for an elite scholarship for the academically gifted presented by King Abdul Allah Ben Abdul Aziz. Hayat awarded for most talented Female entrepreneur of the year by Jeddah\u2019s regulatory committee. She became a member of British Top Young Researcher at House of Commons. She was awarded Young professional award by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology\u2019s- Arab Student Organization (MIT-ASO). She was also chosen to address King Abdullah Ben Abdul Aziz at the National Dialogue Forum in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.\nToday Hayat is starting a new company with Professor George Whitesides and others. The new company is called Paper Diagnostics Inc (PDI). PDI is a for-profit company, with non-profit objectives, to take the technology to developing areas to create a better quality of life for those who are deprived.\nHayat\u2019s wish is to build a world class biotechnology centre of excellence in Saudi Arabia, through effective collaboration with Harvard University and MIT.\nWritten by: http://www.arabstrategies.org",
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        "raw_content": "Home/Health Tips/Adolescents and Young Adults: Getting the Preventive Services You Need\nWhen you are young, you may not think much about going to the doctor unless you\u2019re sick or hurt. But your doctor is there for more than that. In addition to treating you when you are sick, your doctor can help you stay healthy. He or she can provide \u201cpreventive services\u201d that can detect disease or help prevent illness or other problems. It\u2019s important to get these services when you are a teenager or young adult. Many conditions that happen later in life get their start when you are younger. For example, about 65% of all deaths in adults are caused by heart disease, cancer, and stroke. In many cases, these diseases are preventable. Many of the behaviors that cause these diseases begin at a young age. For example, teens who use tobacco are more likely to have heart disease, cancer, or stroke in adulthood.\nThe preventive service you need might be a test, a vaccine, or advice from your doctor. Which preventive services you need depends on your age, medical history, and family history. For adolescents and young adults, there are several key areas that your doctor will probably focus on. These include:\nAdolescents and young adults face many issues every day that affect their social and behavioral health. These could include violence, harassment, school bullying, or drug use. These types of issues can affect you in many ways. You may experience depression, anxiety, or an eating disorder. You may experiment with drugs or have unsafe sex. It is important for you to talk to your family doctor if you are having trouble with any of these kinds of things. You should also talk to your doctor if you have any of these warning signs\nOngoing feelings of sadness\nNot caring about people or things\nFeeling tired, low energy\nTrouble sleepin\nImmunizations (also called vaccines) are an important part of preventive services for children, teens, and adults. They are safe and effective, and they save lives. The American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP) strongly recommends that patients receive all necessary vaccinations in their primary care physician\u2019s office. These can protect against diseases such as measles, chicken pox, and the human papillomavirus (HPV). Vaccinations that you may need as a teenager or young adult include the flu vaccine, the HPV vaccine, and the Tdap vaccine. The flu vaccine is given every year at the beginning of cold and flu season to protect you from getting the flu. The HPV vaccine is given when children are 11-12 years old, but older teens and young adults can still get the vaccine. It helps prevent spread of the HPV virus, which causes genital warts and several types of cancer. The Tdap vaccine prevents tetanus, diphtheria, and pertussis (whooping cough). Preteens and teens should get one shot when they are 11 or 12 years old, but older teens and young adults can get the shot, as well.\nHealth is more than the absence of disease. The AAFP says, \u201cHealth is a state of physical, mental, and social well being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity.\u201d Health is the key to living a productive and satisfying life. Developing healthy habits when you are an adolescent or young adult may decrease your chance of getting sick or hurt.\nWhen you are talking to your family doctor, you should discuss how you can stay healthy. Talk to your doctor about:\nYour physical health. Get regular exercise, eat a healthy diet, get enough sleep, and maintain a healthy weight. Take care of your teeth, wear sunscreen, and don\u2019t smoke or use tobacco.\nYour mental and emotional health. Learn how to manage stress, and develop a good balance between school, work, and social life. Pay attention to your moods and feelings, and don\u2019t be afraid to ask for help if you need it.\nYour behavioral health. Keep yourself safe by avoiding substance use or abuse, driving safely, avoiding violence, and practicing abstinence or safe sex.\nThe habits you have now really do make a difference when you\u2019re older.\nBecoming sexually active is a big decision. Contact your doctor if you are or are thinking of becoming sexually active. They can talk through your options to prevent pregnancy as well as sexually transmitted infections (STIs).\nThere are many ways to protect your sexual health and care for yourself. Abstinence is the only way to 100% prevent pregnancy and STIs. This means not having vaginal, anal, or oral sex.\nIf you decide to be sexually active with a member of the opposite sex, you should consider a form of birth control. Different types include a condom, pill, patch, shot, implant, diaphragm, or intrauterine device (IUD). These can help prevent unwanted pregnancy. Condoms are the only method to prevent both pregnancy and STIs.\nTalk to your doctor before you start having sex. They can answer any questions you have about sexual health. They also can prescribe a form of birth control.\nThe AAFP believes that adolescents and young adults should have access to confidential healthcare. It is important for your health and well-being. You should be offered the opportunity to see your doctor alone, without a parent or guardian in the room. You should be able to do this whether you are seeing the doctor for an examination or for counseling. 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        "raw_content": "If you're looking for a casino that has a good reputation, plenty of casino games, and enough banking options to cover cards, e-wallets, and prepaid, then PlayFrank may be your new go-to website.\nNot only does it offer everything I've already mentioned, but it takes things to the next level by incorporating some fun daily challenges and individual quests for rewards.\nThe site is bright, fun, and extremely easy to navigate whether you're on your main computer or mobile device. PlayFrank notes that they have over 1,000 games. While I wasn't able to reach that high of a number in the count for players in the United Kingdom, I did come up with a total of 856 on the full site and 557 on my Android device.\nThe casino features some of the biggest and best games around today like Monopoly, the Wizard of Oz, the Universal Monsters collection, and the NetEnt Rocks collection. 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The ownership is good, licensing and regulation are in place, and most everything a potential new customer would need is front and center.\nPlayFrank is licensed with the as well as the . While this may not seem like earth-shattering news, it is essential for your financial safety to have proper regulation in place.\nI don't know about you, but I always think it's a good thing when a casino website uses multiple software providers. It gives it a lot more pizazz with more games and more diversity amongst those options.\nPlayFrank uses ten of the top software providers including NetEnt, Microgaming, NYX, and WMS. The result is 733 slot games (at least for UK players anyway) that are the newer video slot versions with some jackpots mixed in as well.\nWhat I did find odd is that Microgaming is one of the companies that provides many of the games for this website, including some jackpot versions. But the \"big ticket\" game, Mega Moolah, is missing from the library. 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The mobile casino is a close match to the full version, with the games organized similarly.\nWith that many slot games on all formats, the search by game or search by software provider options can come in handy.\nAlthough I was a bit thrown by the jackpot section that only has 13 games out of 733 total slots, the site is currently promoting a combined prize value of \u00a31.1 million from progressive jackpot games.\nSlots do usually reign supreme, and it's no different on this site. However, table games and live table games still add up to over 100 possibilities, so that's not too shabby.\nVideo poker and specialty games are not available in this casino, but table game players know what they're looking for and they surely will find it here. 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Or, as a possible option, just take advantage of the free spins package if customer service allows you to separate out the offer.\nFree spins winnings also have a rollover of forty times on any winnings so, keep in mind that you have to do some follow-up work on those free spin rewards.\nI also wanted to make specific mention of another condition that comes into play with bonus playthroughs. You can still go ahead and withdraw from your betting account before you meet a rollover, but you then forfeit the bonus you were given as well as any winnings that you accumulated. If, however, you placed any bets using the bonus balance, the bonus can't be canceled, so you're obligated to complete the rollover in its entirety.\nAs far as other promotional opportunities, if you head to the promotions section, you can take a peek at some of the past offers. PlayFrank updates its programs regularly. 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He added that as German chancellor he would break off EU accession talks with Ankara. \u0130brahim Kal\u0131n, a spokesman for Erdo\u011fa, said Merkel and Schulz had focused on Turkey in their television encounter \u2013 which was watched by between a third and a half of German voters \u2013 to divert attention from more pressing problems. \u201cIt is not a coincidence that our president, Erdo\u011fan, was a main topic of the debate,\u201d Kal\u0131n tweeted, criticising German politicians\u2019 \u201cindulgence in populism\u201d. He continued: \u201cGermany and Europe\u2019s attacks on Turkey/Erdo\u011fan, in ignoring necessary and pressing problems, are reflections of the narrowing of their horizons. \u201cWe hope the problematic atmosphere that made Turkish-German relations the victim of this narrow political horizon will end.\u201d Merkel\u2019s stance was more reserved than Schulz\u2019s, largely because of her dependence on Ankara abiding by a deal to keep hundreds of thousands of migrants inside Turkey\u2019s borders in return for financial aid, visa-free travel for Turks in Europe as well as the promise of faster EU membership talks.\nTurkey, he said, had \u201ccrossed all the red lines\u201d and therefore it could no longer become a member of the EU. He added that as German chancellor he would break off EU accession talks with Ankara.\n\u0130brahim Kal\u0131n, a spokesman for Erdo\u011fa, said Merkel and Schulz had focused on Turkey in their television encounter \u2013 which was watched by between a third and a half of German voters \u2013 to divert attention from more pressing problems.\n\u201cIt is not a coincidence that our president, Erdo\u011fan, was a main topic of the debate,\u201d Kal\u0131n tweeted, criticising German politicians\u2019 \u201cindulgence in populism\u201d.\nHe continued: \u201cGermany and Europe\u2019s attacks on Turkey/Erdo\u011fan, in ignoring necessary and pressing problems, are reflections of the narrowing of their horizons.\n\u201cWe hope the problematic atmosphere that made Turkish-German relations the victim of this narrow political horizon will end.\u201d\nMerkel\u2019s stance was more reserved than Schulz\u2019s, largely because of her dependence on Ankara abiding by a deal to keep hundreds of thousands of migrants inside Turkey\u2019s borders in return for financial aid, visa-free travel for Turks in Europe as well as the promise of faster EU membership talks.\nLabels: A.M.Press, agenda de business, UE, ziare.com, ziare.ro, zona euro\nGerhard Schr\u00f6der defied critics on Wednesday night, insisting that joining the board of Russian energy giant Rosneft was entirely up to him.\n\"I will do this. 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Schr\u00f6der, however, stressed that getting involved with the world's biggest oil company was in Germany's interest. \"I stand by what I've said before \u2013 that it's not wise to isolate our big neighbor Russia both politically and economically,\" he said adding that his critics were apparently interested in a new Cold War with Russia. He said he was \"fed up\" with the criticism of Russia and its president, Vladimir Putin, saying that compared to US President Donald Trump, Putin was \"highly rational\" and that \"demonizing Russia\" would get us nowhere.He emphasized that Rosneft was an international company and not \"the extended arm of the Russian government.\" Russia owns just over 50 percent of Rosneft. The former German chancellor is known for his connection to Russia \u2013 he once dubbed Russian President Vladimir Putin a \"flawless Democrat.\" After he lost to Merkel in the 2005 election, he joined the Nordstream pipeline consortium, which is controlled by Russia's Gazprom. He has since switched to join an extension of the original pipeline, known as Nordstream 2. Schr\u00f6der is due to be formally elected to Rosneft's supervisory board on September 29. It is not clear yet whether he will lead the board or just become a member.\nLabels: A.M.Press, agenda de business, stocks, UE, Ukraine, Uniunea europeana, ziare.com, ziare.ro, zona euro\nThe IMF \u2013 historically the world\u2019s foremost cheerleader of austerity \u2013 admitted that it was based on a false prospectus: these policies do more harm than good. 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        "raw_content": "I serve on the REACH team at my church. We are composed of ushers, greeters, bulletin hander outers (that one is my specialty), basically the people you come into contact with when you walk in the front doors. Every morning before service we have a brief devotional and prayer time. Usually we pray as a team but a few weeks ago we spread out in the sanctuary and alter area to pray individually.\nI knelt down at the alter where the worship team was warming up. As I began to pray I was overwhelmed by the music. I could physically feel it\u2019s rhythm pounding in my chest. The music is always powerful during service but sitting this close to its source I could feel it stronger than I could feel my own heartbeat. In that moment I felt the Lord speaking to me so clearly. \u201cThe more you seek me Jamie, the more your hear beats in time with mine.\u201d\nA very frequently quoted scripture is James 4:8, \u201cDraw near to God and He will draw near to you\u201d. 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I see them growing stronger, moving closer and closer to becoming the best dancer they can be. I am cheering them on and encouraging them to continue through the very challenging refining process.\nGod views our story the same way! Press in, lean in even when you don\u2019t see the change or feel any different, when your questions still hang in the air, don\u2019t quit. Your Heavenly Father is conditioning you for a beautiful dance that moves to the rhythm of His heart.\nIt is New Year\u2019s Eve and like most people I have spent the day reflecting on 2012. As I did, I found myself conflicted. I am so blessed. I have a wonderful family, a roof over my head and food to eat. That is more than many have in this world. 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That seems like a given, but over this year I began to realize that I was clinging so desperately to those things because I thought that my dreams could not come true without them.\nRestless, antsy, frustrated, and impatient \u2013 that is how I have felt this year. And slowly a sense of entitlement began to creep in. \u201cI deserve this! I have waited so long! I try so hard to do everything right God, what more do you want of me!\u201d This has been the ongoing battle in my head for quite some time. Deep inside me there is this fire that burns. It wants to go and make a difference for the Kingdom of God. It wants so desperately to take this brief breath of life that I have and make it count. It dreams of a partnership with a man who shares my passion and vision. All good things, God things, and yet I wait, trying to tame my flesh and lay down my life daily.\nI have never been pregnant but I hear that it has its ups and downs to say the least. You are excited, scared, sick, tired, happy, sad, and a plethora of other emotions. You have a little dream inside of your belly. It is a good dream, and yet you wait. There is nothing that you can do but wait, wait for it to grow and mature. You wonder whether it will be a boy or a girl, will it have your eyes, what will its personality be like? But all the wondering does not make the time move quicker. As the months pass your little dream begins to grow and you are bursting with anticipation! But with that eagerness there comes discomfort and restlessness. There are sleepless nights, uncomfortable symptoms, and a wait that at times seems never ending. And then comes the REALLY hard part!\nI have read this scripture many times before, but tonight I read it in the Message translation and it spoke to me in a new way.\nEven though a pregnant woman experiences a lot of pain, it never diminishes the expectant hope that she has. 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        "raw_content": "Interview with Tsuguhiko Kadokawa, Chairman of the Tokyo International Film Festival\nSince its start in 1985, the Tokyo International Film Festival has undergone several make-overs, as its organizers struggled to define its mission. Was it the Asian version of Cannes, Berlin and Venice? A showcase for the titles distributed by its Japanese corporate backers? A launching pad for the careers of young filmmakers, Asian and otherwise? All of the above?\nUnder the direction of Chairman Tsuguhiko Kadokawa, TIFF has emerged, in its last two editions, from its ongoing identity crisis with a new purpose and focus. It has shifted many of its screenings and events to Roppongi Hills -- the maze-like shopping and entertainment destination for millions of Japanese trendies -- giving it an instant coolness boost. TIFF has also launched several new sections, including Japanese Eyes for Japanese indies films, as well as new markets, including the Tokyo International Film & Contents Market for sellers of Japanese and other Asian films and TV programs.\nThe 18th edition of the festival, to be held this October, promises even more changes and, Kadokawa hopes, a more celebratory spirit. \"We want to emphasis the 'festival' in film festival,\" he said. \"We want to make it an enjoyable experience.\" In other words, create an environment in which not only fans can enjoy films, but actors, directors, producers, agents and other film folk \"can interact in a relaxed manner,\" he explains -- and do deals. \"Film festivals can serve as places where business partnerships can develop and grow.\"\nFor Kadokawa, TIFF's four key sections are the Special Screenings, which shows films soon be released in Japan, Winds of Asia, which presents the best of new Asian cinema, the aforementioned Japanese Eyes and the competition. \"A big key to the success of the festival is the strength of the competition,\" says Kadokawa. \"The FIAPF (International Federation of Film Producers Association), of which we are a member, has relaxed its regulations regarding film festival competitions -- this has made it easier for us to improve our selection.\" Adds Kadokawa: \"We're the last major festival of the year -- we want our competition to be the best of the best.\"\nThe ultimate aim is make the Tokyo Grand Prix \"something people talk about around the world,\" Kadokawa said. \"I was very happy to hear the competition jury last year say there were many strong films in the section, including the Grand Prix winner, Whiskey, but we can still do more to raise the value of the prize,\" he commented.\nKadokawa and his TIFF team also plan to launch a new film market. Called Tokyo Asia-Pacific Entertainment Market, it will offer films from all over the Asia Pacific region, in cooperation with the Asia-Pacific Film Festival. \"Interest in Asian films is growing in Europe and the United States,\" Kadokawa says. \"We hope to attract more buyers from that part of the world.\"\nAs part of his campaign to raise TIFF's profile, Kadokawa has made the festival rounds, including Berlin, Cannes and Hong Kong. \"I wanted to see how they operate,\" he explains. One lesson he has learned from travels: \"We at TIFF have to get out of Japan and make our presence known,\" he says. \"If we don't -- if we become inward-looking again -- the world will pass us by.\" He has a point: competition among Asian film festival is intensifying and Tokyo's pre-eminence is no longer a given. At the same time, Kadokawa wants TIFF to cooperate more closely with its Asian counterparts. \"We need to form an alliance, for out own mutual benefit,\" he says.\nHe is encouraged by the growing presence of political and business leaders at TIFF. Last year Japan's prime minister, Junichiro Koizumi, and the chairman of the Japan Business Federation, Hiroshi Okuda, spoke at the TIFF opening ceremony -- both firsts. \"It a sign that the political and business worlds are taking films more seriously,\" he notes.\nTo raise the festival's profile even further, he believes, TIFF should take the lead in presenting the best Japanese films, \"from commercial to art house\" and everything in between. It should also highlight the new filmmakers that are the industry's future. \"It's hard for them to get their films shown in Japan,\" he says, \"We can help.\"\nUltimately, he sees the TIFF as a window, not only on the world's films for the local audience, but on Japanese films for the world. \"Japan is making some interesting films now,\" he says. \"I think we should make people outside Japan aware of them.\"",
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        "raw_content": "Things To Check When Choosing The Best Interior Design Company\nWhen it comes to interior designing you will note that a lot of people are focusing on it and it is becoming really popular. Getting interior designers in dc is usually a fantastic idea as they will help you in designing your office space or your home. It makes a lot of sense when you let a professional Washington dc interior designer take charge of the whole project. Working with professionals is usually the best idea as you will not regret the decision in the end because they will most definitely provide a well deserving job. This day\u2019s interior designing is very popular and you will not struggle much when looking for a dc interior designer wherever you are.It can be very confusing to someone when they have to pick the best one. You can ask your friends and relatives if they have any recommendations when it comes to hiring a company who focus on interior design Washington Dc. Another easier means is if you can search for the companies online using the search engines. Paul corrie is a well-known company that is known to deal with interior designing.You will not go wrong if you give them the job. Having some specific points that can help you when selecting a good company can be very beneficial for you.Below are some important factors that can go a long way in helping you select a good interior company.\nEnsure that such companies have been there for a couple of years. When you choose a company that is indigenous in the industry you feel somehow secured as you tend to know that they have the necessary skills for the job and they will definitely deliver.It is wise to go for a veteran in the industry rather than a new bee. Someone who has been there for a while will help most definitely deliver and if they go through any problem they can tackle it with ease.They know how to tackle problems that come up during projects which is always a plus. You can be assured if you choose someone who has been there for a while you won\u2019t have any problems with them as they already know what is required of them.\nIt is important to select a company that is cheap and you can afford. Always ensure that the interior company that you choose at the end of the day you can be able to pay them what you owe them This may land you in trouble because you might end up in court because of unpaid dues. Never shy of from bargaining a little as you might be really shocked because they might end up going down on their initial price. Some companies have no problems in reducing their price but the customer has to initiate such a discussion.\nPartner post: A Quick Overlook of Experts \u2013 Your Cheatsheet",
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        "raw_content": "The elders which are among you I exhort, who am also an elder, and a witness of the sufferings of Christ, and also a partaker of the glory that shall be revealed\n[1] But it displeased Jonah exceedingly, and he was very angry.\n[2] And he prayed unto the LORD, and said, I pray thee, O LORD, was not this my saying, when I was yet in my country? Therefore I fled before unto Tarshish for I knew that thou art a gracious God, and merciful, slow to anger, and of great kindness, and repentest thee of the evil.\n[3] Therefore now, O LORD, take, I beseech thee, my life from me; for it is better for me to die than to live.\n[4] Then said the LORD, Doest thou well to be angry?\n[5] So Jonah went out of the city, and sat on the east side of the city, and there made him a booth, and sat under it in the shadow, till he might see what would become of the city.\n[6] And the LORD God prepared a gourd, and made it to come up over Jonah, that it might be a shadow over his head, to deliver him from his grief. So Jonah was exceeding glad of the gourd.\n[7] But God prepared a worm when the morning rose the next day, and it smote the gourd that it withered.\n[8] And it came to pass, when the sun did arise, that God prepared a vehement east wind; and the sun beat upon the head of Jonah, that he fainted, and wished in himself to die, and said, It is better for me to die than to live.\n[9] And God said to Jonah, Doest thou well to be angry for the gourd? And he said, I do well to be angry, even unto death.\n[10] Then said the LORD, Thou hast had pity on the gourd, for the which thou hast not laboured, neither madest it grow; which came up in a night, and perished in a night\n[11] And should not I spare Nineveh, that great city, wherein are more than sixscore thousand persons that cannot discern between their right hand and their left hand; and also much cattle?",
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        "raw_content": "Wonder & Whimsy: Reading, Creativity & Nature\nAre you utilizing the gift of literacy that you have been given?\n\u201cA man who does not read has no advantage over the man who cannot read.\u201d \u2014 Mark Twain\nIf you are feeling stretched too much\u2026\n\u201cYou can\u2019t be creative in all directions at once.\u201d \u2014 Flannery O\u2019Connor (Habit of Being, p. 243)\nG. K. Chesterton:\n\u201cIf there is one thing worse than the modern weakening of major morals, it is the modern strengthening of minor morals. Thus it is considered more withering to accuse a man of bad taste than of bad ethics. Cleanliness is not next to godliness nowadays, for cleanliness is made essential and godliness is regarded as an offense.\u201d (From an essay entitled \u201cOn Lying in Bed\u201d)\nCall to nature:\n\u201cNever be within doors when you can rightly be without.\u201d \u2014 Charlotte Mason (Home Education, Vol. 1, pt. 2, ch. 1)\nPosted on June 27, 2018 October 25, 2018 by jptomeyPosted in Catholic Living, The Reading LifeTagged Charlotte Mason, Flannery O'Connor, G. K. Chesterton, good reads, Mark Twain, quotesLeave a comment",
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        "raw_content": "Case Study St. Joseph Health\nStrengthening the Roots of St. Joseph Health\nImagine the archetype of a small town doctor. Warm. Caring. Known and respected by everybody in town. Now imagine that doctor with the very latest in medical technology and unsurpassed expertise. That\u2019s St. Joseph Health System \u2013 Sonoma County. With more and more big name competition moving in, they needed to remind people that the expertise, compassionate care and personalized attention everyone deserves is right here and has been for generations. So Johnson Gray highlighted the personal connection to the patients and community that sets St. Joseph Health apart while also educating the public about their efforts to always remain on the cutting edge of medicine. To achieve this, we developed a testimonial-based campaign featuring well-respected community members and actual patients telling their own stories.\nHow We Helped St. Joseph:",
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        "raw_content": "Travis Shaw Wins 3B Job Over Pablo Sandoval\nTravis Shaw will be the Red Sox's starting third baseman on Monday afternoon when the team begins its 2016 season in Cleveland. Pablo Sandoval - in the second year of a 5/95 deal - will be on the bench. Going into today's exhibition game, Shaw has an .886 spring OPS (.333/.377/.509) compared to .767 for Sandoval (.244/.279/.488).\nIf you had told me that coming in here, I probably wouldn't have believed you. I believed in myself at third for pretty much my whole career. It's just kind of taken a while for other people to kind of jump on board. I'm ready.\nIt's the right decision to help the team win. I'm going to be happy. I'm going to be ready on the bench, get ready for anything. ... I just look at it as what is best for the team. I don't look at it in a selfish place. I look at it what is best for the team. If it is going to help win for the team, I'm happy. ... I'm just going to focus and keep working hard.\nShaw - who turns 26 on April 16 - made his major league debut last May. In 65 games, he hit .270/.327/.487 for an .813 OPS (115 OPS+).\nAlso: SoSH's Rick Rowand looks at Boston's \"Damn the salaries, full speed ahead\" attitude:\nTwo days ago, Farrell named Brock Holt! the strong side of a platoon with Chris Young in left field in place of Rusney Castillo. Not every manager or GM has the chutzpah to do that, even though they all pay lip service to it.\nMore Cafardo Nonsense\nNick Cafardo, Boston Globe, March 26, 2016:\nAs the story goes: When Jeffrey Loria owned the Expos, he was obsessed with Derek Jeter. So he ordered his general manager, Jim Beattie, to try to make a deal with the Yankees and to give up whatever he had to. Beattie offered Yankees GM Brian Cashman Vladimir Guerrero and Pedro Martinez. Stunned, Cashman told Beattie, \"I can't trade Derek Jeter.\"\nWell, that is certainly an interesting tidbit. What a monumental trade that would have been.\nToo bad it's 100%, easily-disproved horseshit.\nAs Mike Bates (MLB Daily Dish) explains:\nPedro was traded by the Expos to the Red Sox in November of 1997, three months before Cashman was elevated to GM by the Yankees. So there's no way that Cashman, as the GM of the Yankees, could have acquired Pedro Martinez from the Expos. For another, Jeffrey Loria didn't buy into the Expos until December of 1999, so he wouldn't have been around to order Jim Beattie to do anything. ...\nNot only doesn't it pass the smell test, but it's fundamentally impossible. ... But otherwise, yeah, cute story, Nick. Next time, spend five minutes on Baseball Reference.com.\nAs SoSH's PedroKsBambino notes, the Globe's once-iconic Sunday sports section has devolved, with Cafardo as the paper's top baseball writer, into a collection of \"lies, buffet-warmed hottakes, and blatantly spoon-fed puff items for agents\".\nThe deadline for the 2016 W-L contest is Sunday night.\nSo if you have not entered, click here.\nThe hardcover book at left is the prize.\nGet Off Mike Schmidt's Lawn. And Johnny Bench's. And Goose Gossage's.\nMike Schmidt: \"Why do so many players today feel the need to embellish their success with some sort of hand signal to the dugout? What got more attention in last year's postseason than a bat toss by Jose Bautista? Pointing to the sky is child's play compared to that moment in the postseason on national TV. A flagrant disrespect of the opponent like that would have gotten somebody hurt back in the day. ... They are free to display their passion and emotion with certain boundaries ...\"\nJohnny Bench: \"You can flip your bat. We had guys do that ... and the next time up there was chin music. And if you want to play that way, that's fine. Bring back the excitement? OK, we'll bring back the brushback pitch, the knockdown pitch. That's all part of the excitement. ... I know a lot of the old-timers and a lot of people who watched baseball forever would love to see somebody have a little chin music (as retaliation).\"\nGoose Gossage: \"Bautista is a fucking disgrace to the game. He's embarrassing to all the Latin players, whoever played before him. Throwing his bat and acting like a fool, like all those guys in Toronto. [Yoenis] Cespedes, same thing. ... The game is becoming a freaking joke because of the nerds who are running it. I'll tell you what has happened, these guys played Rotisserie baseball at Harvard or wherever the fuck they went and they thought they figured the fucking game out. They don't know shit.\"\nMIC: \"ESPN Tried To Shame Cuba On Poverty And It Backfired Spectacularly\"\nESPN Tried To Shame Cuba On Poverty And It Backfired Spectacularly\nZak Cheney-Rice, MIC, March 23, 2016:\nDuring President Barack Obama's historic trip to Cuba this week, the Twitter account for SportsCenter \u2014 ESPN's banner TV show \u2014 tweeted the following photo of the scene outside Havana's Estadio Latinoamericano, where POTUS was watching a baseball game with Cuban president Ra\u00fal Castro on Tuesday:\nMeanwhile, next to the stadium in Havana... pic.twitter.com/4nHUzVNO5e\nThe caption read, \"Meanwhile, next to the stadium in Havana...\" \u2014 an apparent attempt to highlight the irony of the most powerful man in the world enjoying a game at a fancy ballpark while the ills of poverty sat right next door.\nThere was just one problem:\n@SportsCenter Meanwhile, outside Citi Field pic.twitter.com/QRCcuReiwD\n\u2014 Justin Klugh (@justin_klugh) March 22, 2016\nJustin Klugh, a sports blogger with SB Nation, responded by tweeting the above image of the scene outside Citi Field in Willet's Point, Queens, where the New York Mets play baseball.\nIf anything, the shot from the U.S. looks even starker than the one from Cuba.\nWillet's Point is one of New York City's most structurally devastated neighborhoods. In 2013, it was described by the New York Times as a \"blighted area\" marked by a \"tangle of auto shops\" and potholed, oil-slicked streets that looked \"as if they had been blasted by land mines.\" ...\nA handful of other Twitter users followed Klugh's post by tweeting images of different areas where multi-million dollar coliseums seem to have been dropped in the middle of America's poorest neighborhoods: ...\nWillets Point literally does not have have sidewalks or sewers. pic.twitter.com/g4K4AV3ZhC\n\u2014 Barry Petchesky (@barryap1) March 22, 2016\nSee also: here.\nBig Contract Is No Guarantee Of Playing Time For Sandoval\nWho will be the Red Sox's starting third baseman on Opening Day, April 4?\nTravis Shaw has been red-hot (.450 average and 1.188 OPS in 14 games) and incumbent Pablo Sandoval - in the second year of his 5/95 contract and coming off a dismal 2015 season - will miss the next few days due to lower back tightness. Manager John Farrell says the final weeks of spring training will be key in seeing who gets the job. And GM Dave Dombrowski said that the size of a player's contract will not be a determining factor in whether he's in the starting lineup.\nI think I've traditionally taken that approach. It's funny, Jim Leyland would always say, \"A player's big contract would guarantee them one thing, that they had a bigger check to bring home every two weeks. It doesn't guarantee them anything else other than that.\" Normally, you hope there is a correlation between the two.\nDombrowski noted that both John Henry and Tom Werner agree with this philosophy.\nEduardo Rodriguez will begin the season on the disabled list after suffering a knee injury in late February. Because Henry Owens was optioned to Pawtucket, the fifth spot in the rotation is now between Steven Wright and Roenis Elias.\nReliever Carson Smith also will not be on the Opening Day roster. Smith had an MRI on Tuesday and it was determined that he has a strain of the flexor muscle in his right elbow.\nHanley Ramirez has been impressing people with his play at first base. HR:\nHonestly, every time somebody is up there, I want it to be a ground ball. It's unbelievable. Every day is getting better and better and better and better. I feel like everybody is looking at me like, he's going to make a great play right here. That's what I expect from myself. Get ready to dive right here, catch everything.\nTwo SoSH posts from this week:\nflymrfreakjar:\nI've been able to watch a lot of games this spring, somehow, and from my eyes Hanley has been absolutely fine. He's made some picks, had a few diving plays, a successful pick-off. Everything you could ask. On this ESPN feed right now, Olney gave a little report on how pleased everyone in the organization has been with him. Someone in the booth right now is saying how people he's talked to around the league think he looks shockingly good. ...\nluckysox:\nThe few times I've seen him, including yesterday, he's looked like a regular first baseman, not like a linebacker playing left field. He looked physically out of place all of last year, and now he just looks like any other first baseman. And what I think has been most noticeable to me is that he is engaged - because he has to be. He's excitable when his fielders make a good play ... I think being back in the infield and being needed on every play is going to suit him well. Viva El Hanley!\nOrtiz To Bat Flip Haters: Drop Dead\nDon't worry. In his last season, Big Papi will still \"pimp the [expletive] out of\" his home runs:\nOf course as a pitcher you're not going to like it if I take you deep, but after I do it, suck it up, man. Take it like a man. I don't mind anybody doing anything when you strike me out or get myself out. You're never going to see me criticizing anybody, because you know what? Whatever you do out there, you just motivate me. ...\nThis game is competition. This ain't no baby-sitting. There ain't no crying. ... If you're going to take it like a baby, I'm going to take [you] deep again. How about that? Take it like a man and make better, quality pitches the next time I face you, and then you get [me] out, and then you do whatever the hell you want. ...\nWhen you see a pitcher do a fist pump when they strike out any one of us, or jumping on the mound, I don't see anybody talking about that. Nobody's talking about that. Act the same way when we do a bat flip. It's emotion. It is, \"I got you.\" Just like a pitcher does, \"I got you,\" when they strike [you] out. As a hitter, I don't mind. You got myself out? Good for you. They work hard to do that [expletive]. But when I get you, good for me. Period.\nHere he is annoying Chris \"Guardian of the Game\" Archer of the Rays:\nA Look Back At 1986 ALCS Game 5: Red Sox 7, Angels 6 (11)\nThe Society for American Baseball Research (SABR) has just published a book about the 1986 Boston Red Sox.\nThere Was More Than Game Six includes extensive biographies of every player that wore a Boston uniform that season - from Roger Clemens and Wade Boggs to Mike Trujillo and Dave Sax - as well as recaps of the team's 14 postseason games. (You can read a little more about the book here.)\nI rewatched (thanks to YouTube) and wrote about each of the Red Sox's seven American League Championship Series games against the California Angels.\nThe game recaps in the book are roughly 1,500 words each. Here is a longer version of Game Five (approximately 2,650 words):\nSunday, October 12, 1986 at Anaheim Stadium\nBoston Red Sox    - 020 000 004 01 - 7 12  0\nCalifornia Angels - 001 002 201 00 - 6 13  0\nBefore Big Papi thrilled Red Sox fans with his October heroics, the man they called Hendu brought Boston back from the dead in Game Five of the 1986 ALCS. Before Ortiz turned clutch, late-inning and game-winning hits into an art form for the Red Sox, Henderson made a spectacular bid to become the man who would lead Boston to the Promised Land of a World Series championship.\nWith the Angels one strike away from winning the pennant, Henderson \u2013 a backup outfielder obtained from the Seattle Mariners in mid-August \u2013 crushed a home run that gave the Red Sox a 6-5 lead. Then, after the Angels tied the game in their half of the ninth, Henderson knocked in the game-winning run with a sacrifice fly in the eleventh. Boston's 7-6 victory sent the ALCS back to Fenway Park for Game Six (and, possibly, Game Seven). (Henderson also homered in the 10th inning of Game Six of the 1986 World Series, what would have been the Red Sox's World Series-winning run if not for the Mets' comeback.)\nThe California Angels led the series 3-1 and fully expected to clinch the pennant in front of their own fans. Before Game Five, the Red Sox players had cited the Kansas City Royals, who came from being down 1-3 in both the ALCS (against the Toronto Blue Jays) and World Series (against the St. Louis Cardinals) to capture a world championship.\nWith the Red Sox's backs to the wall, manager John McNamara gave the ball to Bruce Hurst, who had pitched a complete game victory in Game Two. Compared to the media fuss surrounding Roger Clemens starting Game Four on three days of rest, it was barely noted that Hurst was also working on short rest in Game Five. Perhaps one reason was that, unlike Clemens, Hurst was considered timid and not aggressive. \"I felt bad when it was said that I was timid because I was Mormon,\" Hurst said. \"I don't think it should be put in that light. I don't think I'm timid and shy. The way I am doesn't mean I don't have a real drive to do well and be competitive.\"\nThe Red Sox would be facing Mike Witt, who had gone the distance in California's Game One win. However, Boston drew first blood in the second inning, when Jim Rice led off with a single and Rich Gedman \u2013 after barely getting his bat on, and fouling off, a 1-2 pitch \u2013 lined a two-run homer into the right field seats.\nHurst ended up pitching six innings, and left the game trailing 3-2. Bob Boone led off the third inning with a solo home run down by the left-field corner. With two outs in the sixth, Doug DeCinces ripped a double into the gap in right-center. Bobby Grich, who had struck out in his two earlier at-bats, drove a 1-2 pitch to deep left-center. Dave Henderson, who had taken over for Tony Armas in center field in the previous inning, raced towards the wall. Henderson timed his leap perfectly and the ball landed squarely in his glove. But his momentum carried him into the wall and his wrist struck the top of the fence. The collision jarred the ball loose and it fell over the fence. It was a two-run homer for Grich \u2013 and the Angels led 3-2.\n\"I thought I had it all the way,\" Henderson said. \"But when my wrist hit the top of the fence it shook the ball loose and it was out of there. I was really disappointed, because I thought I should have caught it.\"\nCalifornia added two runs off reliever Bob Stanley in the seventh - nickle-and-diming him on two infield hits - and led 5-2.\nMeanwhile, Witt was (again) having little trouble with the Boston hitters. After Gedman's blast in the second, Witt retired the next eight batters and 10 of the next 11. Gedman broke up Witt's string with a one-out double in the fifth, but Armas flied to left and Spike Owen grounded to second. Boston had men on base in the sixth, seventh, and eighth innings, but could not get anyone past first base.\nWade Boggs singled to open the sixth, but he was forced at second by Barrett. Buckner then forced Barrett at second and Rice flied to right. Gedman singled with two down in the seventh (his third hit of the day against Witt), but Henderson struck out. Mike Greenwell, pinch-hitting for Owen in the eighth, singled, but was erased when Boggs hit into a double play.\nThe Anaheim Stadium crowd was roaring as Witt faced the heart of the Red Sox order in the ninth inning, leading 5-2. Three more outs \u2013 and the Angels would clinch their first-ever pennant. On a 2-0 pitch, Bill Buckner looked at a strike and then asked the home plate umpire to check the ball. The baseball was thrown out of play \u2013 and Buckner grounded Witt's next offering up the middle for a single. California shortstop Dick Schofield dove to his left, but could not grab it. Dave Stapleton pinch-ran for Buckner, who hobbled off the field on his bad ankles. Jim Rice fouled off two pitches, then looked at strike three on the outside edge.\nDon Baylor worked the count to 2-2 and took a very close pitch that was inside and called a ball. Witt's full-count pitch was outside, but Baylor reached out and hooked it, pulling it to deep left. The ball carried and carried, sailing over the fence for a two-run homer. The crowd was quieter, but they knew their Angels still held a 5-4 lead \u2013 and when Dwight Evans fouled to third for the second out, they began loudly cheering again.\nOne out away \u2013 and Gene Mauch came out of the dugout to make a pitching change. He wanted left-hander Gary Lucas to face Gedman, who had singled, doubled, and homered against Witt. Gedman had faced Lucas only twice before \u2013 July 27, 1986 and in Game Four of this ALCS \u2013 and he had struck out both times. It was still a questionable decision.\nWitt, who had thrown 123 pitches, said afterwards he was not tired. \"I felt like I was pitching from the seventh inning on, on adrenalin mostly. But I was getting people out. . . . I called Boone out. We were going to discuss how we were going to handle [Gedman]. But . . . we never got to discuss it.\"\nMauch: \"I've never had much success relieving Mike Witt. But I've also never seen Rich Gedman do anything but strike out against Gary Lucas. I can handle it this way. If I had left [Witt] in, and Gedman had another hit, I couldn't have handled that.\"\nLucas threw only one pitch \u2013 and it sailed up and in and hit Gedman on the right hand. As the Boston catcher trotted to first base, Mauch made another change, bringing in closer Donnie Moore to face Dave Henderson. Henderson took a ball low, then a strike that was a little higher. When he swung and missed a pitch low and away, Moore and the Angels were one strike away.\nDave Stapleton: \"I looked across the field and I could see everyone in the Angels dugout getting ready to celebrate. . . . They had those nice little smiles that you get before you start hugging everyone.\"\nMoore threw ball two in the dirt, and Henderson fouled off two pitches. Moore's 2-2 pitch \u2013 the seventh pitch of the at-bat \u2013 came in a little low. Henderson swung and as soon as he hit it, he knew. The ball sailed far over the fence in left for a two-run home run \u2013 a shot that gave the Red Sox a 6-5 lead. Henderson took three steps out of the batter's box, watching the flight of the ball. As it cleared the fence, he jumped and spun around. And then he began a fast trot around the bases.\nHenderson: \"The pitch before was a fastball, and I was mad at myself for not doing something with that one. It was a changeup or a forkball. Just trying to get it into play, maybe in the gap . . .\"\nMoore: \"I'd been throwing him fastballs, and he was fouling them off, fouling them off. Then I threw him an offspeed pitch and I shouldn't have thrown it. I should have stayed with the hard stuff. The kind of bat speed he has is offspeed. That pitch was right in his swing.\"\nMoore retired Ed Romero on a fly to right for the third out.\nStanley began the ninth \u2013 his third inning of work \u2013 by giving up a single to Boone (his third hit of the day). Ruppert Jones went in to pinch-run, and Gary Pettis dropped down a bunt, moving Jones to second. Lefty Joe Sambito came out of the bullpen to face Rob Wilfong, who promptly knocked Sambito's first pitch into right field. Dwight Evans charged the ball and made an accurate throw home, but Jones was too speedy and he slid in just ahead of the ball and tag. The game was tied: 6-6.\nMcNamara vowed before the game to stay away from Calvin Schiraldi, who had pitched in Games 3 and 4. The manager called on Steve Crawford, who had last worked one week earlier, in the final game of the regular season. Crawford was essentially the last man on the staff, taking the final spot on the playoff roster when starting pitcher Tom Seaver's knee kept him out of the rotation.\nSchofield faced Crawford and lined a single to right, sending Wilfong (carrying the AL pennant in his back pocket) to third base. Wilfong was the only baserunner that mattered, so the Red Sox intentionally walked Brian Downing, moving Schofield to second and loading the bases. With both the infield and outfield playing in, Crawford faced DeCinces, who had doubled twice in the game. DeCinces swung at the first pitch and hit a fly ball to short right field. It was too shallow for Wilfong to tag up and attempt to score on Evans's strong arm. Bobby Grich then lined a 2-2 pitch right back to the mound, which Crawford speared easily in his follow-through. Game Five would go to extra innings.\nMoore walked Wade Boggs to start the tenth. Marty Barrett forced him at second. Stapleton singled to right-center and Barrett went to third. It looked like a good opportunity for a run, but Jim Rice grounded the first pitch into a double play.\nThe Angels nearly won the game in the bottom of the 10th, when Gary Pettis hit a drive to deep left field. Rice, with his back to the wall, caught the ball over his head for the third out.\nMoore hit Don Baylor to begin the Red Sox 11th. Evans singled to center. Gedman popped up a bunt attempt to third. DeCinces bare-handed the ball on a bounce, but his throw was off target, and the bases were loaded. Henderson swung at Moore's first pitch and flied to center \u2013 scoring Baylor and giving Boston a 7-6 lead. Henderson: \"I just wanted to get the ball in the air and get a run in.\"\nSchiraldi ended up pitching in the game after all, coming in to face the top of the California order in the bottom of the eleventh. He struck out Wilfong and Schofield, and ended the game when Downing fouled to first. \"I was awake all night wondering if I'd ever get a chance to redeem myself,\" Schiraldi said, referring to his poor performance in Game Four. \"This has to be the biggest game of my life.\"\nHenderson had three RBI in Game Five, the same number of RBI he had for the Red Sox since the August 19 trade eight weeks earlier. \"Yeah, but they came at the right time.\" Afterwards, in the clubhouse, Henderson asked, \"Where's the brew? My throat's dry.\"\nHenderson was an unlikely hero, making only 54 plate appearances in 36 games for Boston. He hit only .196 during the regular season with the Red Sox and was used mostly as a late-inning defensive replacement for centerfielder Tony Armas.\nEarlier in the game, Tony Armas twisted his ankle trying to catch Doug DeCinces's double off the wall in center. He stayed in the game for a few innings, but left after batting in the top of the fifth. Dave Henderson took over in center. [Henderson had fouled a pitch off his leg on Saturday (Game Four). \"I was hurting so badly this morning that I couldn't walk. . . . I took aspirin, lots of aspirin. This is no time to take yourself out of anything.\"]\nJohn McNamara: \"This was the most emotional, dramatic and unbelievable baseball game I've ever been associated with.\"\nCalvin Schiraldi: \"I got beat with what was definitely not my best pitch Saturday night [Game Four]. I tossed and turned all night thinking of that. I just wanted to get back out there and I told Mac that as soon as I got to the park.\"\nSteve Crawford, the winning pitcher, was nearly in tears: \"It was the game of my life. I've never experienced anything like it.\"\nMarty Barrett: \"I'll tell you where they lost the game. Mauch made a big mistake by taking Witt out. I don't know why Mauch took him out . . . I guess he was afraid of Richie Gedman hitting a home run. But to me, that's what cost them the game.\"\nMauch, on replacing Witt one out from the pennant: \"That's hindsight and I don't like to look at hindsight.\"\nDon Baylor: \"I've been involved in 2,022 major league games and this was by far the best. . . . When you're down to your very last out, the very last pitch, and you turn around and win, there's an awful lot of emotion. All of a sudden, you're a kid again.\"\nRoger Clemens: \"That was the best game I've ever seen. . . . I was in the Astrodome in 1980 when the Astros had that remarkable game they had in extra innings. That's the only game I've ever seen even that's comparable to this.\" [Games Three, Four and Five of the 1980 NLCS (Astros/Philadelphia Phillies) were played in Houston and all three games went into extra innings. It's unclear to which game Clemens was referring (maybe Game Three since the Phillies won Games Four and Five).]\nOne interesting factoid from Steve Hirdt of ABC: In major league baseball's first 648 postseason games, no team had ever taken a lead of two or more runs into the ninth inning and lost. And then it happened twice within 24 hours. In Game Four, on October 11, Boston held a 3-0 lead in the ninth inning before the Angels tied it up and won in 11 innings. The following day, October 12, the Red Sox rallied against the Angels in Game Five, scoring four times in the top of the ninth, and eventually winning 7-6 in 11 innings. And then it happened a third time, on October 15, when the Astros blew a 3-0 lead in the ninth inning of Game Six of the National League Championship Series, as the Mets came back to win the game (and the pennant) 7-6 in 16 innings.\nClay Buchholz (And Johnny Damon) Endorse Donald Trump\nNo one has ever accused former Red Sox outfielder Johnny Damon of being the sharpest bulb in the drawer. And his latest comment will not likely make anyone reconsider their opinion.\nDamon: \"I want (Trump) for president. I'm a Trump fan ever since I met him seven or eight years ago. Everything he does, he does first-class \u2014 his hotels, his businesses, his golf courses. The issues all the other politicians failed to discuss, (Trump) is bringing us up to speed. ... If (Trump) needs me anywhere, I'll be there. He's a good friend.\"\n[His golf courses are tidy and well-watered? Well, that's certainly a ringing endorsement to be the leader of the United States. Damon also mentioned being a supporter of The Wall - and I don't mean the Pink Floyd album.]\nSadly, Red Sox starter Clay Buchholz also wants Trump to be president. (It turns out Trump introduced Buchholz to his wife.) \"He says what a lot of people think and don't say. I like that part of him. I'm not really into politics, but I'm watching a lot more now. He's been awesome to me. He says what's on his mind, which is why he's accomplished so much in his life. I always found him to be a good-hearted person. ... He speaks and everyone listens.\"\nWhat is this obsession with liking people because they say \"what's on their mind\"? I know I'm going Godwin, but Hitler and a thousand other evil people also spoke their minds. It should be obvious to any rational adult that it's not always an admirable trait.\nWith Opening Day (April 4) only three weeks away, it's time for this year's Red Sox W-L Contest!\nCorrectly guess Boston's 2016 regular season record and you could win a hardcover copy of Glenn Stout's new book, The Selling Of The Babe (Thomas Dunne Books). Stout is also the author of Fenway 1912 - which I loved, and wrote about here.\n2. Tiebreaker: David Price's ERA\nAll Eyes On Betts In 2016\nESPN's David Schoenfield calls Mookie Betts his \"most intriguing player to watch in the AL East for 2016\":\nRed Sox players don't usually fly under the radar, but that seemed to be the case in 2015 with Betts, who quietly finished with a .291/.341/.479 batting line, 18 home runs, 42 doubles and 21 stolen bases. He also played solid defense in center field. And he did all that after a slow start that had him hitting .221 in the middle of May. So Betts already has a nice all-around game, but I think he can become a top-five MVP guy in 2016 for three reasons: (1) He's just 23, entering his second full season in the bigs; (2) I love his contact ability, as he ranked 26th in the majors in strikeout rate in 2015, and his strikeout-to-walk ratio should get better; (3) He has a swing tailor-made for Fenway, as he pulls the ball over and off the Green Monster.\nEveryone seems to assume that Betts will move to right field this year while Jackie Bradley Jr. takes over in center, but that's not guaranteed. Betts averaged 2.68 putouts per nine innings in center last year compared with 2.45 for Bradley.\nDavid Price is #5 on the list and Boston's new first baseman Hanley Ramirez is #10.\nThe Sporting News 2016 Baseball Yearbook\nRanking of Farm Systems:\nRed Sox, 5th (behind Atlanta, Rockies, Dodgers, and Pirates):\nOnly organizations as focused on player development as the Red Sox can afford to give up the talent Boston did for closer Craig Kimbrel, but the remaining inventory is still very impressive. Take top prospects such as second baseman Yoan Moncada, third baseman Rafael Devers and outfielder Andrew Benintendi, then factor in all the young standouts already in Boston - the direction is obvious.\n(The Yankees are 13th.)\nSuperstars For 2018 And Beyond\n\"10 players who will have a large presence on the big-league radar near the end of this decade\":\n1. Yoan Moncada, Red Sox: The switch-hitting Moncada is an electric talent with plus bat speed, emerging power, and the ability to steal 30-plus bases in the majors. He's still a few years away from the bigs but he profiles as an All-Star second baseman at the highest level.\n5. Rafael Devers, 3B, Boston: Devers is only 19 and won't arrive in Boston for a few more seasons, but he's got all the tools to be an above-average offensive contributor. With plus bat speed, a short swing and emerging plate discipline, Devers projects to hot for power and average.\nLindy's Sports Baseball 2016 Preview\nAthlon Sports 2016 MLB Preview\nMoncada was considered the best young prospect to come out of Cuba in years. He is always a threat to steal, has promising power potential and the swing to be an above-average hitter. And he could play anywhere in the field other than shortstop and catcher.\n11. Anderson Espinoza, RHP\n12. Andrew Benintendi, OF\n24. Rafael Devers, 3B\nMLB Top 100 Propects\nBaseball America - Red Sox Top 10 Prospects\n3. Andrew Benintendi, OF\n9. Luis Alexander Basabe, OF\n10. Michael Chavis, 3B\nFNC (Fire Nick Cafardo): The Hunger Games\nI no longer waste my time reading the Boston Globe's sports section. The only reason to even consider clicking on the paper's website is for the work of the indefatigable Alex Speier and you can get your daily dose of his insightful writing/awesome link gathering by subscribing to 108 Stitches, his daily Red Sox newsletter.\nWhile I was away in Oregon, Nick Cafardo published yet another worthless pile of shit masquerading as an insightful column. It's both scary and sad that this is what the once-great Globe sports section accepts from its national baseball writer.\nRed Sox Need To Have That Hunger They Had In 2013\nFORT MYERS, Fla. \u2014 Let's chat about hunger, and not the Pablo Sandoval kind.\nHi-yo! Nothing signals the beginning of a strong, hot-take sports column than a fat joke. The only thing better than that is a wisecrack about a pop culture event of 30 years ago in an attempt to sound hip.\nIt's the hunger that players feel, or should feel, after they've had a poor season \u2014 the hunger to reconnect with their fans and build goodwill, the kind of goodwill Sandoval used to have with Giants fans.\nWhy do I have the feeling that my stomach is going to be growling as I read this column?\nFor even though he had the same weight issues in San Francisco that he's having in Boston, Sandoval played exceptionally well in the World Series, and the fan base absolutely adored him for it. So in the lean years (I mean performance, not physical appearance), Sandoval had that reservoir to get him through.\nTwo fat jokes in the first three paragraphs? Go, Nick! ... Notice that Cafardo admits that Sandoval had the \"same weight issues\" when he played with the Giants and yet was a beloved World Series hero on the left coast. Could it be that his expanded size wasn't the reason for his poor play in Boston in 2015? With Nick, we'll never find out.\nYou can't slip a calendar change past Cafardo. He knows they happen about once every 10-14 months.\nYou have players on the Red Sox who need to build up some goodwill.\nBecause I and the other members of the local media have been shitting on them for the last two years. (Cafardo loves using \"you\" to pretend he is speaking for all fans. Personally, I have exactly zero players on the Red Sox.)\nSandoval, Hanley Ramirez, Rick Porcello, Clay Buchholz, Joe Kelly, and to some degree Dustin Pedroia all have a hunger to be better. Throw in Allen Craig, once a devastating hitter in the National League. How about David Ortiz wanting to end his career on top?\nPlayers want to do well? To improve over past performances? Hmmmmm. Interesting take, Nick. Tell us more.\nThese are players who should feel the hunger, and this desire \u2014 to prove themselves or reboot their careers \u2014 should serve the team well. If the Red Sox are indeed moving away from analytics, then this intangible thing called hunger could be very important to this team.\nA joyful Cafardo undoubtedly had to change his undershorts after John Henry said the team had \"perhaps overly relied on numbers\". Nick has been urging the Red Sox to move away from in-depth information and knowledge for years. It's obvious that he pines for the days when major league teams embraced nothing but gut feelings, impulse decisions, and reading chicken entrails. In a similar vein, his columns suggesting that all defensive shifts should be illegal - as if players in the field have always been stationary until a few years ago - are high comedy.\nIn 2013, Ben Cherington created that hunger here. He brought in veteran players who had come off subpar seasons but had the pride and the hunger to get back to being productive.\nCafardo is quickly losing what little coherence he had mustered so far. First, the Red Sox players should feel the hunger. Then we are told that the General Manager created the hunger. Then Cafardo switches back and says the players arrived in Boston with their hunger intact.\nWe saw it with Shane Victorino, who had been traded from Philadelphia, where he helped win a championship, to the Dodgers. His overall 2012 season wasn't great, but Boston gave him a three-year, $39 million deal. And Victorino became a big part of the Red Sox lineup.\nI can almost guarantee that Cafardo was against the money and years given to Victorino. He also engages in some Monday morning quarterbacking, regarding the contract as a good deal because Shane did well.\nThey did likewise with Mike Napoli, who had good years in Texas, though 2012 wasn't one of them. His three-year deal was renegotiated to a one-year deal because of a health concern, but Napoli became their righthanded middle-of-the-order hitter and was a very good defensive first baseman.\nCafardo tells us things we already know - indeed what any casual fan knows. Victorino played with the Phillies. Napoli was with Texas. They both came to Boston and did well. No special insight.\nKoji Uehara, Ryan Dempster, David Ross, Jonny Gomes, and Stephen Drew all played significant roles on that 2013 team.\nYes, they did. but we have no idea if any of them were hungry, though. Why is this sentence even in this article?\nIn addition to Sandoval, Ramirez is the other target here, but if there's a defense for him, it's that he had to change his position from shortstop to left field and he got hurt. You can call him out for work ethic issues; he didn't apply himself to left field while trying to navigate a shoulder injury he suffered in May after a very productive April.\nIt's interesting that Cafardo labels Ramirez as a \"target\". A target for who? Incompetent sportswriters who cannot resist low-hanging fruit?\nSandoval simply made a poor impression in his first season with his new team. He went from World Series hero to a guy who wasn't in shape, played poorly at third base, and was a shadow of himself as a hitter. He even gave up switch hitting.\nHey, Nick, a few paragraphs ago you said that Sandoval succeeded in San Francisco with the same weight issues. Now you are claiming the exact opposite.\nPorcello had won 15 games for Dave Dombrowski's Tigers in 2014, but the future Sox president of baseball operations traded him to Boston for Yoenis Cespedes. Porcello didn't live up to the four-year, $80 million extension he signed. The weight of the world seemed to be on his shoulders as he went from a middle-of-the-rotation starter to a No. 1, which he had never been with the Tigers.\nCafardo again recaps a news story. I'll agree that Porcello did not light the world on fire, but charging that he did not live up to an $80 million deal in one season is moronic.\nWith David Price on board, Porcello should have the pressure lifted from him, yet he should be hungry to show the fan base that he can be depended on.\nPrice may now be a fat cat, but is he hungry?\nEven though he's been with the Red Sox for seven years, Buchholz has never been a pitcher that fans feel they can depend on. Buchholz is extremely talented, but he's never been able to perform for a full season at that highest level.\nHe did win 17 games in his one semi-healthy season, 2010, when he made 28 starts. He has one more option year on his contract, for $13.5 million in 2017. But this time he needs to perform and stay healthy.\nWho should be hungrier than Buchholz?\nAgain, Cafardo states the obvious and gives us some numbers any fan could get from Baseball Reference. ... But he also shows us that this is why ignorant fans like us need insiders like Cafardo, guys who are plugged into the day-to-day experience of MLB life. To tell us that starting pitchers need to \"perform and stay healthy\". I do admit that Buchholz is someone who could stand to eat an extra plate of pasta or two.\nPedroia is a different kind of hungry. He does have the reservoir of goodwill, because he has been part of two championships and has won an AL MVP award. He has been one of the best defensive second basemen in the game for a long time.\nSo there are different kinds of hungry. I had assumed there were only degrees, like a slight rumbling in one's stomach to fainting or having actual hallucinations. 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        "raw_content": "About Kane\u2019s\nOpened by executive chef / owner John Kane in 2006, Kane\u2019s Bar & Grill in Downtown Grass Valley, California is an open exhibition-style kitchen so you can watch us cook\u2026ala Original Joe\u2019s in San Francisco, family-friendly restaurant featuring a very eclectic Italian-American fare. We serve a wide selection of dishes (pizza, pasta, sandwiches, burgers, steaks, chops, roasts, fish, chicken, and seafood) and over the years and we have listened to our customers \u2014 they have truly designed the menu we feature here on our web site and in the restaurant.\nOur goal is to serve organic fruits and vegetables whenever possible as well as sustainable seafood, free-range chicken, wild shrimp and corned-fed, midwest certified black angus beef. We also utilize local bakeries, wineries and other products whenever possible.\nOne of the things that our loyal customers love about us is that we constantly have something new to try. Our weekly and weekend specials are always unique and fresh. Expect at least five specials that are not on the menu any time you visit Kane\u2019s.\nKane\u2019s has become THE place to celebrate special occasions in Nevada County. We average 5-7 celebrations (sometimes three times that) per day! Just ask anyone who has celebrated a birthday, anniversary, retirement or any other milestone at Kane\u2019s and they\u2019ll tell you just how special we made them feel. It\u2019s a Kane\u2019s tradition and we welcome you to join us for your next celebration.\nKane\u2019s prides itself on its involvement in our community. We make every effort to support the many wonderful charities and charitable events in Nevada County. One such charity which raises money for prevention of domestic violence is the annual Penny Pitch which is sponsored by Kane\u2019s and KNCO/Star94FM.\nWatch this video from the 1st Annual Penny Pitch in June, 2008.\nVisit the Penny Pitch \u2013 Nevada County web site for more information and to find out how you can help.\nThe History of How Kane\u2019s and Original Joe\u2019s Met\nThe name \u201cJoe\u2019s\u201d is a generic name that dates back to the Barbary Coast in San Francisco. During the 1920s, a group of entrepreneurs decided to open a new restaurant on Broadway Street in San Francisco. The name \u201cJoe\u2019s\u201d had gone dormant for a while and they determined that \u201cNew Joe\u2019s\u201d would be a good name. \u201cNew Joe\u2019s\u201d became the first restaurant in San Francisco to do exhibition cooking, where food was prepared in full view of the customer.\nIt was also the restaurant where the \u201cJoe\u2019s Special\u201d was created. Folklore has it that a customer ordered a spinach omelette very late one night. When the customer asked the chef if he had anything else available to cook, the chef replied that he had some hamburger left. The customer asked him to throw some of the hamburger into his omelette. The dish became so popular that they eventually put it on the menu.\nIn 1937 the partners at \u201cNew Joe\u2019s\u201d had a falling out. One of the partners teamed up with Louis J. Rocca and Ante Rodin and started a restaurant at 144 Taylor Street in San Francisco. He insisted he was \u201cThe Original\u201d, so they called the new restaurant \u201cOriginal Joe\u2019s.\u201d The restaurant became extremely popular.\nJohn Kane, who was a fourth-generation San Franciscan, frequented \u201cOriginal Joe\u2019s\u201d on Taylor Street since he was nine years old. Later in life he found himself working there and loving the traditional homestyle Italian-American cuisine.\nJohn moved on in his culinary career as Executive Chef for corporate hotels, personal chef to many celebrities such as Bill Cosby, Sammy Davis Jr., Jay Leno, and many more. He was also chef of the San Francisco Giants [2003-2007] and President of the Chefs Association of the Pacific Coast. While Corporate Chef of US Food Co., he met his life and business partner, Maria Ramos, successful owner of the very popular Maria\u2019s Restaurant in Grass Valley (right down the street from Kane\u2019s!).\nJohn moved to Grass Valley, never forgetting his roots and how he was raised on traditional Italian-American food served in a family atmosphere with friendly service and personal hospitality. John and Maria built Kane\u2019s, a restaurant very similar to Original Joe\u2019s on Taylor Street, with a menu in traditional \u201cJoe\u2019s\u201d fashion. John and Maria\u2019s quest is to have a restaurant rich in tradition, good food, great service and to continue to strive to replicate the dining experience that people have enjoyed for over 90 years in San Francisco.",
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        "raw_content": "Individuella utvecklingsplaner - en m\u00e5lstyrd utveckling\nBackground and purpose The school must, and this is emphasized in the educational plan, clarify the educational objects to students and parents and furthermore the obligations and rights for students and care takers. The school is ruled by objects and results. The government aims for an education with high quality and means that this can be reached if all students knows and understands the objects of the education. The individual education plan is meant to point out possible further efforts in certain areas to be able to reach the objects. The school must be equal for all and the same all over the country, however, the school plan must also be adapted by teachers and principals at every single school. The representatives of the educational plan say they have decided what the school is supposed to do but how is a question for the single school to figure out. From the government side it\u2019s pointed out that it\u2019s important to strive for educational objects. In cooperation with parents we can help students to reach the objects. The purpose of this study is to investigate whether students and parents can participate in the learning of the students from individual education plans. Method The study is based on qualitative interviews. I have applied individual education plans in the class where I teach. I have been interviewing five parents and have had talks of individual education objects for 23 students with respective parent\u2019s altogether. I\u2019ve also been reading applicable literature in the area. Result Although the study isn\u2019t complete, I conclude this far, that the parents sees the individual education plan as a potential for parental participation in the education. Almost every student is at some given point been in need for individually adapted education and therefore as well an individual education plan. This is based on the whole person in its different context as an individual, part of a group or at the school in its organization. The cooperation between school and families is vital in forming of the individual plans. This gives also an awareness of the objects to be fulfilled.",
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        "raw_content": "CCM Magazine July 1991\nOh God you are my God\nAnd learn to walk in your ways\nAnd step by step you'll lead me\nThose simple words, sung with sincerity (by a child no less), serve to both open and close The World As Best As I Can Remember It, Volume 1, Rich Mullins' latest statements of art and faith, masquerading as Christian pop music.\nThis song (\"Step by Step\"), written by Mullins' aide-de-camp known simply as Beaker, is an unabashedly understated way to begin an album of sophisticated songs that finds its center in the scriptures, and its power in Mullins' poetic expressions of their relevance to his own life.\nIn \"Boy Like Me/Man Like You\" Mullins makes the relatively easy anology of his own childhood memories to Jesus' experience (\"You was a boy like I was once, but was you a boy like me?/I grew up in Indiana, you grew up in Galilee/And if I ever really do grow up, Lord I want to grow up just like you\"). Things get much more complex however in \"Jacob and 2 Women\", where his retelling of the Genesis account of Jacob and Rachel begins with the tongue-in-cheek comment that Leah was \"just there for dramatic effect,\" and concludes that his portrait of a lonely Rachel with this enigmatic verse: \"And her sky is just a hangman's noose/Cause he stole the moon and must be made to pay for it/And her friends say, 'my that's tragic'/She says, 'especially for the moon'/This is the world as best as I can remember it.\"\nIn between such extremes are a batch of songs in which both classic bible stories are amplified to connect to modern reality (\"Where You Are,\" \"Who God Is Gonna Use\"); and the dilemmas of the Chrsitian life - effecting issues both large and social (\"The Howling\"), and those most intimate and personal (\"The River\") are intelligently addressed.\nAll of these comments pertain to Mullins lyrics of course, and though their qulaity is substantial enough to stand alone as poetry, it is the music on this album that elevates it to the status of a great recording. From the bagpipes that begin \"Step by Step\" to the hammer dulcimer that praises the God who formed the prairies in \"Calling Out Your Name,\" Mullins and producer Reed Arvin have crafted a series of arrangementsfor these compositions that are remarkably \"commercial\" in the quality and accessability of the songwriting.\nThe only complaint here is a simple one - why so short? Mullins and Arvin recorded an \"album and a half's worth\" of material, and with current CD technology allowing for up to 80 minutes on a single disc, wouldn't it have been ambitious and true to the spirit of these recording sessions to have put out all the finished tunes out now? Nevertheless, even at 35 minutes or so, The World As Best As I Remember It, Volume 1 is a most satisfying album, from one of contemporary Christian music's most remarkable composers.",
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        "raw_content": "Column 344: Lincoln Calling downsizes and upgrades; a few words about Steve Jobs; Dick Dale tonight\u2026\nCategory: Blog,Column,Interviews \u2014 Tags: Apple, Jeremy Buckley, Lincoln Calling, Steve Jobs \u2014 @ 12:38 pm October 6, 2011\nColumn 344: Does Size Matter? Lincoln Calling Pt. 8\nWe live in a culture where \u201cbigger\u201d is always perceived as being \u201cbetter.\u201d Some might argue that this concept is The American Way.\nWell, Jeremy Buckley, the impresario behind the annual Lincoln Calling Music Festival, isn\u2019t concerned about getting \u201cbigger.\u201d On the surface, one might look at this year\u2019s festival \u2014 the 8th Annual, an achievement in and of itself \u2014 and say that it\u2019s a step backward. There are no significant national touring acts on the 100-plus-band 16-DJ (so far) roster whose schedule is spread over five nights at 10 venues in downtown Lincoln. Financial support was cut in half for \u201911, thanks to a tsunami that not only devastated Japan, but also washed away sponsorship dollars from Toyota. But a glance at the schedule shows (which you can view at lincolncalling.com), this year\u2019s event may be the best ever.\nBuckley, as you can imagine, agrees.\n\u201cEach year is a different beast,\u201d he said between football games last Sunday afternoon. \u201cLast year the sky was the limit. We had an assload of money from sponsors and a perfect storm of national touring bands that just happened to be coming through at the right time. This year it was doing what we could with what we had, and I think we put together something great.\u201d\nThough the festival\u2019s organization falls exclusively on Buckley\u2019s shoulders \u2014 and that\u2019s the way he wants it \u2014 this year he loosened the reins oh so slightly and got input from folks who asked to be part of the fun. The result is a more varied lineup that spreads the festival\u2019s genres beyond its usual indie-only focus.\n\u201cI guess I tried to put an emphasis on making other people do my work,\u201d Buckley said. \u201cQuite a few aspects of this year\u2019s festival came from people asking to help out.\u201d\nFor example, Buckley received a Facebook message from Corey Birkmann asking why so few punk and metal bands were involved in the program. Buckley\u2019s reply: \u201cI don\u2019t know much about punk or metal, so I don\u2019t know the difference between the good and bad bands.\u201d Birkmann offered to help by booking a show a day at The Spigot that was metal and/or punk-oriented.\n\u201cSo I said, \u2018Roll with it.'\u201d Buckley quipped.\nAs a result, 12 Lincoln punk and/or metal acts are booked Thursday through Saturday at The Spigot, including Dust Bled Down, Ten Dead and Beaver Damage. \u201cSo this year, metal and punk are getting some love,\u201d Buckley said.\nKZUM talent Hilary Stohs-Krause, host of radio show \u201cX-Rated Women in Music,\u201d asked Buckley if she could curate a showcase that featured women musicians in an MTV Unplugged-style setting. \u201cI told her to roll with it,\u201d Buckley said. The two-hour Friday afternoon program will take place in the art gallery above Duffy\u2019s. Called The Parrish Project, it will feature student artists from the LPS Arts and Humanities Focus Program under the tutelage of Mezcal Brothers\u2019 Gerardo Meza.\nThen there\u2019s music website hearnebraska.org (which Buckley helped develop), that will host a Saturday afternoon program that includes musicians merch booths at The Bourbon Theater. And DJ Spencer Munson a.k.a. $penselove, who pulled together a posse of DJs who will perform at clubs throughout the festival, including the all new Mix Barcade, a venue in the old Bricktop space that will debut as part of Lincoln Calling.\nWhile all that help is \u201cmaking things a lot less stressful\u201d for Buckley, the festival\u2019s primary attraction continues to be its overall line-up. No, Lincoln Calling didn\u2019t attract any Saddle Creek bands this year, but it did draw the cream of the crop of the non-Creek acts, including Ideal Cleaners, Conduits, Digital Leather, Eli Mardock, Gus & Call, Icky Blossoms, McCarthy Trenching and Pharmacy Spirits, The Show Is the Rainbow, So-So Sailors, UUVVWWZ, Machete Archive, Talking Mountain, Son of 76, The Whipkey Three, Matt Cox, and even some out-of-towners. They include the always amazing The Photo Atlas, poorly named Gauntlet Hair and Nebraska adoptees Cowboy Indian Bear.\nGlancing at the line-up, there were a lot of acts that I flat-out didn\u2019t recognize. Buckley even has an answer for that in the form of a massive 47-song digital download available for free from the Lincoln Calling website.\nLike like every real festival, all bands are receiving some sort of compensation, whether it\u2019s a guarantee, a cut of the door or an all-access pass to all five days of the event. Helping defray costs were donations from the Downtown Lincoln Association, Guitar Center and Lincoln\u2019s Young Professional Group.\nThe particulars: The festival kicks off Tuesday, Oct. 11, with the Homegrown Film Festival at The Bourbon Theater at 8 p.m., a listening party at Duffy\u2019s at 10 p.m. and an acoustic open mic night at The Zoo bar at 9 p.m. The real stuff gets rolling Wednesday, Oct. 12, and runs through Saturday, Oct. 15. All access passes for the full festival are $30, one-day passes run $10 to $12, or you can pay the door at each venue, which runs from free to $8.\nSo no, Lincoln Calling isn\u2019t as big as it was in 2010, \u201cand I\u2019m OK with that,\u201d Buckley said. \u201cI know there are 5,000 people who will go to this and have a good time, and the bands will have better crowds than on any given Friday night.\u201d\nThat said, Buckley\u2019s already thinking about the 10th Annual Lincoln Calling in 2013, and for that one, size will definitely matter.\nIf Steve Jobs is remembered for anything, it will be that he was a great judge of talent and had a terrific eye for design. Even more than that, Jobs inspired greatness in others.\nNo, Jobs didn\u2019t design the iMac, iPod, iPad, iPhone or any other modern-day Apple product. Jon Ive and his design team did. Jobs didn\u2019t write the code that makes those devices operate \u2013 in fact he didn\u2019t know how to code. That was the work of his programmers. And Jobs didn\u2019t come up with the phrase \u201cThink Different\u201d or write the words spoken by Richard Dreyfuss in that amazing commercial. Ken Segall and his team at TBWA\\Chiat\\Day did that.\nLast night when I heard about Jobs\u2019 death, I clicked around on the \u2018net and eventually wound up at folklore.org, a website that compiles stories about the making of the first Macintosh by those who were actually involved. Their stories cover everything from the computer\u2019s initial design to programming, construction, marketing, you name it. Through it all, Jobs was an insufferable task master. He put a boot up everyone\u2019s ass that worked at Apple, and if that boot didn\u2019t fit, he fired them. He made insane demands and never accepted \u201cno\u201d for an answer. He added his two cents to every decision, and expected perfection from everyone.\nSo no, Jobs didn\u2019t do a lot of what he\u2019s being credited as doing in the endless stream of requiems. Instead he did something that was just as important \u2014 he made decisions, he inspired innovation, he recognized good ideas and demanded their implementation. And yes, in the end, he represented all those products and ideas as a bigger-than-life icon as indelible as the Apple logo itself.\nJobs was a perfectionist and had impeccable taste. It seems unlikely that his successor, Tim Cook, has those qualities at the same levels Jobs did (or if anyone does, for that matter). Cook\u2019s ability to inspire greatness remains in question, along with the future of Apple as an innovator.\nAnother aside: Ironically, Jobs will be remembered by some as the guy who helped bring down the music industry as we knew it, when in fact iTunes came along two years after Napster and was designed to help protect the industry in the face of widespread music-file piracy.\nTonight at The Waiting Room it\u2019s the return of Dick Dale. I interviewed the \u201cKing of Surf Guitar\u201d way back in 1998 (which you can read here) and was happy that he was still alive and rocking. Now at age 74, Dale is still alive and still rocking. With Speed! Nebraska band The Mezcal Brothers. $20, 9 p.m.\nIf the name \u201cGauntlet Hair\u201d is atempting to make the reference that I think it is, then I contend it may be the best name ever!\nComment by M Bowen \u2014 October 6, 2011 @ 4:27 pm",
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        "raw_content": "http://www.bclocalnews.com/opinion/120425349.html\nBy Steven Heywood \u2013 Parksville Qualicum Beach News\nIt\u2019s not often that we can see something in our lives that has had a positive impact on others and perhaps even the world \u2014 and continues on long after we\u2019re gone.\nParksville\u2019s Keleigh Annau is someone who does, and whose efforts on combating climate change should last for decades.\nThe Ballenas Secondary School graduate helped create the Lights Out Canada program seven years ago. Today, that same program is being put in practise in local schools and homes, thanks to Keleigh\u2019s ongoing promotional efforts from university in Nova Scotia.\nHer project was a simple one that many people, regardless of age, could adopt. It followed the concept that if we all use a little less power \u2014 in the form of lights \u2014 our generation needs could decline and that impact on global warming might be reduced.\nKeleigh\u2019s project caught on and is in practise across the country.\nIt\u2019s an amazing story that The News covered when she first came up with the idea \u2014 to today, as she continues to follow up and make her idea a reality.\nIt\u2019s that sort of dedication that can and will make change. And it\u2019s a positive change, no matter how you look at the issue of climate change. Even the most jaded skeptic must see the potential energy savings \u2014 and perhaps cost savings as a result \u2014 by turning off unnecessary lights and then all lights for a short period of time.\nAdd that into the tradition of following around your spouse or your children and turning off all the lights they leave on in the middle of the day, and there\u2019s a whole lot of savings going on.\nIt might not be an election. Nor is it a citizen\u2019s revolt in a country that really needs it. But Keleigh\u2019s Lights Out Canada effort is one piece in the ongoing puzzle of how we can make each others\u2019 lives just a little brighter.\n\u2190 Schools celebrate Earth Day with Lights Out\nLights out to climate change \u2192",
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        "raw_content": "Living Wage Backers Seek Compromise; Second Hearing Planned for November\nSupporters of a living wage bill that\u2019s been lingering in the City Council for over a year now are making another effort to revive the lagging legislation, in a drawn-out battle with the Bloomberg administration and business leaders who say it would ultimately kill jobs.\nSponsors of the proposed Fair Wages for New Yorkers Act, which would require developers receiving substantial taxpayer-funded subsidies to pay workers $10 an hour with benefits, or $11.50 without, unveiled revisions to the bill earlier this month in an attempt to compromise with critics. Whether the newly watered-down version of the legislation is enough to sway its opponents will likely be debated on Nov. 22, when a public hearing for the bill\u2014its second to date\u2014has been scheduled by the City Council.\n\u201c$10 an hour\u2014it\u2019s not much we\u2019re asking, given the millions of dollars we\u2019re giving to these projects,\u201d said Bronx Councilwoman Annabel Palma, who along with fellow Bronx Councilman Oliver Koppell, is one of the bill\u2019s main sponsors. \u201cBut I also understand that in order to get things done we have to be fair, and have an open mind, and negotiate.\u201d\nThose negotiations include raising the threshold for projects that would need to comply with the mandate, and shortening the length of time a developer would have to pay the wages from 30 years to 10 years. Originally, the bill proposed any developer getting $100,000 or more in public subsidies would be required to pay the higher wage; the new version would apply only to projects getting $1 million or more. Small businesses earning $5 million or less in revenue would now be exempt in the revised bill, as would all manufacturing companies and commercial tenants in affordable housing projects.\nThe changes were introduced just as the city released the final version of a study it commissioned last year, at the cost of $1 million, to explore the effects of a mandated living wage, concluding that it would stifle retail development and kill jobs over the long term.\nBut critics of the report say it does not take the new version of the bill into account, and also that the firm hired to conduct the study, Boston-based group Charles River Associates, have a longstanding and well-known bias against mandated wages.\n\u201cThis million dollar report is so flawed it\u2019s not worth the bandwidth for a download,\u201d City Comptroller John Liu said in a statement.\nMayor Bloomberg ordered the study last year, and has long been a vocal opponent to the idea of a living wage. In 2009, the mayor battled a coalition of local activists and Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz, Jr., over a proposed shopping mall at the Bronx\u2019s Kingsbridge Armory, a plan that was ultimately killed because the developer, Related Companies, would not agree to a living wage provision.\nThe fate of the current bill is now in the hands of City Council Speaker Christine Quinn, who can kill legislation simply by not bringing it to the council floor for a vote, even if it has enough support to pass (30 council members have signed on with the Living Wage legislation so far, four votes shy of what\u2019s need to override a veto from the mayor).\nQuinn has yet to publicly take a side in the debate, though last year she killed another measure that would have required employers to provide paid sick days to workers. In response to queries, her office sent an e-mailed statement from the speaker announcing the Nov. 22 hearing for the public to consider the changes made to the bill, but did not respond to questions about her personal stance.\n\u201cJobs that pay a decent wage are a good thing because they mean a stronger working and middle class and a stronger city,\u201d Quinn said in a statement. \u201cIn light of the current economy, we in government are also required to do everything possible to keep jobs in New York City and to encourage businesses to create new jobs in our city.\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "N.Y.U. 2031\u2019s Booers and Boosters Face Off Before Planning Commission\nCritics and supporters of N.Y.U.\u2019s planned expansion in Greenwich Village pleaded their cases before the New York City Planning Commission yesterday. The exchange was a critical one, since the controversial project must be approved by the Commission and then by the City Council before construction can begin.\nFor more than seven hours at the Smithsonian Museum of the American Indian, speakers gave three-minute testimonies in response to the university\u2019s pending build-out of the school\u2019s core campus south of Washington Square Park. 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The university currently leases, rather than owns, 2,500 student beds: the new plan would provide university-owned housing for over 1,000 more students.\n\u201cWe\u2019re committed to doing as much as can be done outside the core,\u201d said President Sexton, who told the Commission that the university has already added 400,000 square feet of new space in Brooklyn since 2006. \u201cBut proximity is important for the activities that we\u2019re putting in the core.\u201d\nWhen President Sexton claimed that N.Y.U. would maintain access to playgrounds throughout the 20-year build-out, the parent of a schoolgirl shouted, \u201cMy daughter doesn\u2019t believe you! No one believes you!\u201d He then took his child\u2019s hand to thrust her protest sign high in the air. Both walked out to applause.\nBut Columbia University President Lee Bollinger urged the Commission to support the plan when it votes on the matter in mid-June. \u201cHaving been through this process ourselves at Columbia, we know first hand the competing interests to serve the greater good of the community,\u201d he said, before going on to issue his closing argument: \u201cIt is very important that N.Y.U. be able to expand.\u201d\nOthers, including State Senator Tom Duane, argued that N.Y.U. was poised to displace community resources and diminish quality of life. \u201cI can barely describe how concerned I am about proposed development and its impacts on a neighborhood that we love and that N.Y.U. loves,\u201d said the senator. Referring to two city-controlled strips along Mercer Street and LaGuardia Place that N.Y.U. would use during construction, he added, \u201cOpen space is so important and to take it away is just wrong.\u201d\nNatalie Rinn Spectators.\nAnn Pettibone, a Greenwich Village resident of more than 40 years, said that new buildings proposed by the university would further diminish open space. The plan \u201cignores the original urban design intention\u201d of Washington Square Village, she said. \u201cN.Y.U. would rather turn Greenwich Village into Murray Hill.\u201d\nStudents also spoke out in opposition of the plan. Peter Wirzbicki, a P.h.D. candidate in U.S. History, said that President Sexton\u2019s concern about lack of space overlooked a more serious problem. \u201cSpace is not a moral issue, it\u2019s an inconvenience,\u201d said Mr. Wirzbicki. The university\u2019s steep tuition rates, on the other hand, and crushing student debt, he explained, were far graver issues \u2013 especially when it is expecting to undertake an exorbitantly priced expansion.\nCommissioner Anna Levin pressed David McLaughlin, the Provost of N.Y.U., about how the university planned to pay for such an expansive project. Mr. McLaughlin cited two kinds of funds: philanthropy and borrowed money. \u201cAs you pay off some debt, you\u2019re able to replace that debt over the next decade,\u201d he said. When pressed to break down how much of the project would be paid for with borrowed money and how much with philanthropy, Mr. McLaughlin said he personally could not provide that information, but claimed that it was known.\nPart of the frustration voiced by those opposed to N.Y.U. 2031 stemmed from a sense that the University had been neither transparent nor willing to have an open dialogue with the community as it solidified its plans.\nBrad Hoylman, Chairman of Community Board 2 \u2013 which represents Greenwich Village \u2013 told the Commission that since 2006, the board had held 50 meetings and 23 public hearings on the expansion. But the university, he claimed, did not reach out to them. \u201cI cannot name a single individual not affiliated with the university from the local community who supports the proposal before you today,\u201d he said, going on to explain that the density that would be added to Greenwich would \u201cforever alter the character of this special neighborhood\u201d and would change its residential character to non-residential use. Furthermore, he added, it would create \u201cnewly designed public spaces, designed without public consultation.\u201d\n\u201cWe are pleased that N.Y.U. has made its first concessions,\u201d said Mr. Hoylman, referring to Borough President Scott Stringer\u2019s joint plan with N.Y.U. to reduce its proposal, \u201ctherefore we\u2019re hopeful more can be done.\u201d\nBut others who spoke in favor of the plan repeatedly raised the need for improved and expanded academic space. 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        "raw_content": "Suppose you have prepared two batches of a particular solution, e.g. hydrochloric acid. Each solution has a different concentration. You want to determine what the combined concentration will be if you mix together a particular amount of each. You can find the answer to this type of problem\u2014and several others\u2014 with this nomogram. In this case:\nFirst, decide how many liters of each solution you will combine together. Locate those values on the red axes.\nDraw a line connecting those values. The line will cross the thick vertical axis at a certain height\u2014mark that height. The height ranges from 0 to 1, and represents the percentage (by volume) of solution A in the final solution.\nFind the concentration of each solution on the blue axes. Follow the guideline eminating from your chosen value until you reach the height you found in the previous problem. 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Either way, you can solve graphically for the two variables you don't know.\nPostscript: It's illuminating to see how qualitative relations in this experiment are borne out graphically. For example, as the amount of solution B dwindles to zero, what happens to the fraction of A in the final solution? Relatedly, what happens to the concentration of the final solution? Second, notice how the concentration of the final solution must lie between the concentrations of the component solutions; geometrically, this is because the two guidelines constraint the maximum width corresponding to the final concentration. Finally, observe that this problem must be symmetric with respect to the labels A and B because the nomogram itself is symmetric.\nAppendix: How I derived this nomogram\nFirst, I wrote out the equation I wanted to plot. Here, if \\(A\\) and \\(B\\) are the concentrations of the two solutions, and \\(a\\) and \\(b\\) are the amounts to be combined, and \\(C\\) is the concentration of the result, then the relevant equation is: $$C = \\frac{a\\cdot A + b \\cdot B}{a+b}.$$ I didn't know any nomographic form that could accomodate all five of these variables, so I attempted to make a variable substitution of some kind. I conveniently found \\(t \\equiv \\frac{a}{a+b} \\), the percentage of the solution made up of the first component; substituting for \\(t\\) in the above equation, I obtained $$C = t\\cdot A + (1-t)\\cdot B$$ which gets rid of the two \"amount by volume\" variables and expresses the concentration of the final solution as a weighted average of the component solutions' concentrations. I recognized this as an instance of a nomogram with oriented transparency whose general form is $$P(x_1) = Q(x_2,x_3) + R(x_2,x_4).$$ I plotted the nomogram-with-transparency and obtained the diagram you see above except for the red (amount) axes. Those axes came as a later addition when I lamented the fact that the nomogram itself wasn't very useful because \\(t\\) is not necessarily a natural quantity to come across in a mixing problem. I looked for a way to re-integrate amount of solution into the picture\u2014 although I wasn't convinced it was possible. I wanted to plot a nomogram for \\(t = \\frac{a}{a+b}\\), the defining equation for \\(t\\). Rearranging slightly, this becomes: \\(-a + at + bt = 0.\\) To do so, I had to find a 3\u00d73 matrix in standard nomographic form. 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As one of my classmates once told me you\u2019d be surprised at what you can draw when you stare at something for 3 hours (That was the typical length of one of our figure drawing classes). If drawing isn\u2019t your thing then you may want to consider going into visual effects or rigging because there\u2019s less drawing involved in those crafts but all great animators have to draw there\u2019s no way to get around it. 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So when you speak to the admissions advisor of whichever animation school you\u2019re interested in be sure to ask if the instructors are currently working in the industry or if they had prior animation industry experience.\nWhere is the animation school located?\nWhere the school is located is important for a number of reasons you might want to stay close to home or you can\u2019t stand hot or humid weather but I\u2019ll give you this piece of advice when it comes to where a school is located you want to go to a school that\u2019s close to the industry you want to work in. The majority of the top animation studios, video game studios and special effects houses are located in California, New York, there are a couple of videogame companies in Chicago, lets see cartoon networks in Atlanta but for the most part the West Coast is where you\u2019ll find most of the heavy hitters in the animation industry.\nPixar, DreamWorks, Disney, Industrial light and Magic and not to mention all the Hollywood studios are located in California. The advantage of attending an animation school that\u2019s located near the studios is there is a great chance that those animation studios recruit their talent from those local schools, there\u2019s also a chance that one of your instructors may work at one of these big-name studios, if he or she does that may be the inside track you need to landing an internship or job at your dream studio. Now I\u2019m not saying your only options are west coast schools or New York schools because Florida has a couple of great animation schools and some schools like the Art Institutes have multiple locations across the US.\nIf you aren\u2019t able to attend an animation school that\u2019s close to a major animation studio there are many schools that offer classes online schools like the Art Institute, Full sail University, the Academy of Art University these are some of the more well-known schools that offer online animation courses but after you finish one of these online animation programs we highly suggest you consider moving to one of the major animation hotspots. Like any other specialized industry sometimes you have to move to where the jobs are. Take fashion design for instance if you\u2019re going to fashion school in South Dakota the chances of you being discovered or getting a job in the industry is a lot less likely than someone going to fashion school in New York where all the fashion connections are located same goes for the animation industry go where the jobs are.\nDoes the school have a good alumni network?\nAttending a animation school with a good alumni network can be very important, like I stated earlier one of the most important parts of attending an animation school or art school are the connections that you make while you\u2019re in school and the alumni network are part of those connections. When speaking to an admissions advisor be sure to ask her about the school\u2019s alumni network. Ask where graduates of the animation program in up working. Also ask to see prior students work. A good alumni network can be your ticket to landing a job after you graduate.\nIn closing let me say this no matter which animation school you choose to attend just remember it all comes down to what you put into it, what you put into it is what you\u2019ll get out of it. If you don\u2019t apply yourself you\u2019re not going to get very far, this is not an easy industry all those men and women that are working for Pixar and DreamWorks it took a lot of hard work and dedication to get where they are if you don\u2019t have that same drive and dedication you won\u2019t make it. You have to live, eat and sleep animation. If you have that type of passion and dedication there\u2019s no question you\u2019ll make it.",
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        "raw_content": "Eligibility ChecklistGrant GuidelinesCommon Grant ApplicationSite Visit GuidelinesProgress ReportTraining Mini-Grant Program\nThe Foundation supports grassroots groups with a strong community base that are addressing critical issues in Santa Barbara and Ventura Counties through community organizing strategies. We fund projects that mobilize affected populations to create social and economic justice. Projects should be initiated and led by economically and politically disenfranchised groups including low-income, working poor, and marginalized individuals. Empowerment of the economically and politically marginalized and inclusion of such people in an organization\u2019s leadership structure is a requirement for funding.\nTypes of Grants:\nProject & General Operating Support grants are offered for projects that grow social capital and enhance a community\u2019s capacity to mobilize residents to solve problems. 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Accepted applicants will then be asked to submit a full proposal to be postmarked no later than February 28, 2019, for grants to be awarded in April 2019. Initial Inquiries for the second grant cycle of 2019 will be due July 18. We prefer that you do not use costly FedEx, UPS, or Express Mail services when submitting letters or applications. Standard U.S. mail is preferred.\nSteps for Seeking a Grant:\nThoroughly review the Grant Guidelines and Past Grants.\nUse the Eligibility Checklist to determine your fit with McCune Foundation values\nIf you are a new applicant, we strongly advise you to contact Executive Director Claudia Armann to discuss your project prior to submitting a letter of inquiry\nPlease consider each of these questions before submitting a letter of inquiry to The McCune Foundation:\nEconomically and politically marginalized individuals are the leaders of the group and are directly involved in decision making and planning.\nIf Yes, consider submitting a request.\nEstablished community leaders not necessarily representative of the targeted population predominate on the Board and drive decision making.\nIf Yes, the organization is not likely to be eligible.\nThe project is focused on creating systemic change by addressing the causes, not symptoms, of social problems through influencing policy reforms, institutional changes, etc.\nThe organization\u2019s primary strategy for reaching its mission is to provide services (basic needs, mentoring, education, etc.)\nIf Yes, the request is not likely to be eligible.\nSocial Capital & Community Capacity\nThe project strives to build social capital and community capacity through community organizing \u2013 bringing people together to jointly act in their self-interest. Engaging and empowering new participants is an ongoing priority.\nThe project is primarily concerned with personal development and growth and achievement for the individual.\nThe McCune Foundation was established in 1990 by George D. McCune and Sara Miller McCune, the founders and principal management team of SAGE Publications, Inc. Our mission is to be an agent of productive change in society by supporting the growth of social capital in communities. The Foundation supports projects and community-based organizations that are addressing critical issues in Santa Barbara and Ventura Counties through community organizing strategies. We are especially interested in funding grassroots groups which seek to empower excluded populations.\nSocial Change \u2013 The Foundation is interested in creative grassroots projects which address the causes of a problem, rather than treating symptoms. We support organizations that see their work in the context of whole systems and causes, and exhibit solution-oriented approaches to addressing critical issues and creating social justice. (The Foundation does not fund the provision of direct services or purely educational programs.)\nEmpowerment \u2013 A core value for the Foundation is the empowerment of the excluded populations and inclusion of such people in an organization\u2019s leadership structure. We support groups which are \u201cdoing with others\u201d rather than \u201cdoing for others\u201d \u2013 grassroots, bottom-up organizations in which the \u201cclients\u201d are the initiators and involved in the decision making.\nSocial Capital & Community Capacity \u2013 The Foundation supports grassroots organizations with a strong community base and efforts to grow social capital and enhance a community\u2019s capacity to mobilize and solve problems. We support a focus on community capacity building rather than personal growth or development of leadership skills in individuals, except where such training is directly linked to community action and participants are committed to remaining in the community and using their skills to affect public policy. We also wish to encourage networking and coalition building within communities.\nGrants are available for specific projects and general operating support. One-year and two-year requests of up to $40,000 per year will be considered. Grants to first-time applicants to the Foundation will generally be for $10,000 or less. Also, grants generally will not be made for more than 50 percent of a project budget.\nProject requests may include expenses related to specific initiatives or projects \u2013including staff\u2013 while general operating support requests can cover project and overhead expenses for an organization that is exclusively focused on community organizing. Grant budgets may also include some costs related to capacity building activities.\nLetters of inquiry are accepted twice a year for these types of grants, and full proposals will be requested for projects of interest.\nGrants will not be awarded for direct support to individuals, budget deficits, religious organizations for religious purposes, construction or renovation of buildings, or general fundraising drives or events. We usually will not consider proposals from schools. In general, we do not fund projects implementing model programs from elsewhere, but will consider funding the expansion of locally-initiated projects to other parts of the region.\nEligibility: Funding is available only to applicants in Santa Barbara and Ventura Counties that have IRS 501(c)(3) tax status or operate under the sponsorship of a qualified organization.\nInclude the affected population in the planning and implementation of the project\nWork to create systemic change\nBuild social capital and community capacity by engaging and empowering new participants in action for social change\nIf you are a new applicant, we strongly advise you to contact Executive Director Claudia Armann to discuss your project prior to submitting a letter of inquiry.\nPlease use the Eligibility Checklist to determine your eligibility.\nSubmission for Project & General Operating Support:\nApplicants are required to submit an Initial Inquiry letter of no more than two pages ( 12-point font) on organization letterhead describing the project/organization to be funded and demonstrating that the proposal fits within the Foundation\u2019s funding guidelines.\nMake sure the following information is contained within the narrative of the Initial Inquiry letter:\nIndicate General Operating Support or name of project\nPurpose and objectives of the proposal:\n\u2013 What will change as a result of this project?\n\u2013 Where did the idea for the project come from?\n\u2013 Describe the goals of the issue campaign(s) you will pursue and key steps of your action plan.\n\u2013 Who is leading and/or making decisions about the project?\n\u2013 What are your plans for engaging the community in the process? How will you build the leadership capacity of excluded populations?\nBrief background of the organization and what makes it a grassroots organization\nTotal cost of project, amount requested, and what funds will pay for\nA copy of the IRS tax exemption letter should accompany the inquiry.\nAfter reviewing the Initial Inquiry, the Foundation will advise the applicant of its interest in receiving a full proposal. At that time, a Grant Application form will be made available with full instructions. Once a complete application is received, a site visit will be scheduled (View Site Visit Guidelines). The project must be fully designed and ready to begin if approved. Grants must be claimed within 30 working days of approval. Grantees will be required to submit two written progress reports that document the results of their efforts and assess the impact of their work. (Download Progress Report)\nTraining Mini-Grant Program\nThe goal of the Training Mini-Grant program is to support organizational capacity to mobilize residents to act collectively for systemic change. Grants can be used to access community organizing and social justice-oriented trainings and coaching opportunities. This program is open to current McCune Foundation grantees, as well as to other community groups serving Santa Barbara and Ventura Counties that meet the eligibility guidelines above.\nGrants between $500 \u2013 $4,000 can cover training/coaching costs including registration fees, travel costs, and/or consultants and coaches. Mini-grants can cover up to 75% of the training costs, with the applicant allocating funds for the balance from other sources.\nApplication will be via a 1-2 page letter and should include a budget for proposed expenses. Letters should be mailed to McCune Foundation, P.O. Box 24340, Ventura, CA 93002. 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        "raw_content": "ALTERNATE SITES ALL FOR 031007 ANY DAY OF THE YEAR IN HISTORY ART \u00934\u0094 OCT 07 AbsPic 4~2day\n2003 In California, election to recall Democratic Governor Gray Davis. As expectted, a majority of the votes are for recalling Davis. Political consultants, TV and other advertising media are some $40 million richer thanks to the campaign leading up to the recall election. There are 135 candidates on the ballot to replace Davis (to the 06 Jan 2007 end of his 4-year term) in case he lost, but none whose surname begins with an O, X, or Y. The total of the votes for 134 of the candidates does not quite equal those received by the winner. California will get a governor whose surname begins with an S, followed by 13 letters. His main qualification for office is that he starred in many violent action movies. But, unlike a previous actor who became governor of that weird state, he will not become President of the US (unless a new constitutional amendment permits it), for he was born in Austria. He is Arnold Schwarzenegger, but, despite the surname, he is not Black (in German schwarz means black, and negger... well, you figure it).\u2014 Up-to-date summary of results \u2014 Up-to-date results for all the candidates\n2003 This year's Nobel Prize for Physics is announced to go to Alexei A. Abrikosov [1928~] and Anthony J. Leggett [1938~], of the US, and Vitaly L. Ginzburg [1916~] of Russia for \"for pioneering contributions to the theory of superconductors and superfluids\".\n2002 Following a forecast of third-quarter core earnings down 19% from the previous year, and a 43% drop on European stock exchanges, the American Depositary Receipts of office supply company Buhrmann (BUH), on the New York Stock Exchange, drop from their previous close of $5.19 to an intraday low of 2.82, and close at $3.09. They had traded as high as $13.62 on 18 March 2002 and #3 on 03 July 2000. [4~year price chart >] Headquartered in Amsterdam, Buhrmann NV is an international business-to-business services and distribution group and is the world's major supplier of office products, paper and graphic systems.\n2002 Healthcare supply management company Omnicel (OMCL) forecasts dismal earnings. On the NASDAQ its shares 260'000 OF 22 million. drop from a previous close of $4.81 to an intraday low of $2.49 and closes at $2.65. It had started trading on 06 August 2001 at $9.52 and peaked at $10.50 on 06 December 2001. [< 2~year price chart]\n2002 The Nobel Assembly at Karolinska Institutet decides to award The Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for 2002 jointly to Sydney Brenner, H. Robert Horvitz and John E. Sulston for their discoveries concerning genetic regulation of organ development and programmed cell death, by the study of 1-mm-long worm Caenorhabditis elegans [shown above, enlarged 1000 X]. \u0097//\u0097 Brenner's work with C. Elegans \u0097//\u0097 Horvitz's study of Caenorhabditis elegans\n2001 The first military response to the 11 September 2001 terrorrist attacks on the US starts at about 21:00 Kabul time (16:30 UT), with US air attacks (and missiles from a UK submarine) in Kabul, Jalalabad, Kandahar and other places in Afghanistan of military value to Osama bin Laden's al~Qaida organization and the Taliban regime which hosts it.\n2001 A British woman faces expulsion from the United States after losing her husband in the 11 September attacks on New York, because her right to live in the country died with her husband. Deena Gilbey, 37, relied on her husband Paul for her right to live in the United States because she was listed as a \"dependent\" on his work visa. Officials wrote to her days after the attack to say her right to live in the US was being withdrawn. \"My husband was murdered in this country, his remains are still there somewhere at Ground Zero, and now the US government is killing us all over again,\" Gilbey told the Sunday Telegraph newspaper. Gilbey said she had called the Immigration and Naturalization Service to check on her status after receiving the letter. She says they told her that she was an illegal alien. Gilbey also told the paper that she had learned from a probate lawyer that she is liable for sixty percent tax on her husband's life insurance because she is neither a citizen nor a Green Card immigrant. Gilbey, from Southend in Essex in eastern England said it threatened the loss of her New Jersey home which she shares with her sons Mason, 3, and Maxwell, 7. \"The little boys are traumatized and now they want to take our home from us. We did things properly, so if something happened to Paul I could bring up the kids in our own home, and now it is going to be impossible to do that,\" she said.\n2000 Vojislav Kostunica took the oath of office as Yugoslavia's first popularly elected president, closing the turbulent era of Slobodan Milosevic.\n2000 Security Council condemns Israeli violence ^top^\nUN Security Council, 14 to 1 abstention (US), passes a resolution condemning the \"excessive use of force\" in Israel that has left over 80 Palestinians dead and deplores the September 28 \"provocation\" (Ariel Sharon's visit to Temple Mount--al-Haram al-Sharif).\nFULL TEXT of resolution 1322 (2000):\n\u201cRecalling its resolutions 476 (1980) of 30 June 1980, 478 (1980) of 20 August 1980, 672 (1990) of 12 October 1990, and 1073 (1996) of 28 September 1996, and all its other relevant resolutions,\n\u201cDeeply concerned by the tragic events that have taken place since 28 September 2000, that have led to numerous deaths and injuries, mostly among Palestinians,\n\u201cReaffirming that a just and lasting solution to the Arab and Israeli conflict must be based on its resolutions 242 (1967) of 22 November 1967 and 338 (1973) of 22 October 1973, through an active negotiating process,\n1998 The Arabic newspaper al-Hayat claims that Osama bin Laden has acquired nuclear weapons from Soviet Central Asian countries using a network of \"influential friends\". Others are skeptical.\n1998 Web domain name registration to be competitive ^top^\nThe United States government announces a deal with Network Solutions to open up Internet address registration by the summer of 1999. Network Solutions, a government contractor, had enjoyed exclusive responsibility for the assignment of domain names for six years. The company had registered some two million names at $70 apiece, raising concerns that the company was unfairly monopolizing a potentially lucrative business. The deal would allow Network Solutions to remain in the registration business but to be faced with competition in the retail registration of domain names.\n1997 It is just another record-breaking day in the mighty Bull Run of the mid-1990s. Both the Nasdaq industrial composite and the S&P reach new heights. Nasdaq climbed to an unprecedented 1736.10 points, while the S&P 500 zoomed past its old record, posting a new mark of 983.12.\n1997 Sun files a lawsuit against Microsoft, accusing Microsoft of attempting to disrupt Java development by distributing a version of Java that was incompatible with that used by the rest of the industry. Sun sought a court injunction to prevent Microsoft from using a \"Java compatible\" logo on its new browser.\n1996 University of Oklahoma law professor Anita Hill publicly accused Supreme Court nominee Clarence Thomas of making sexually inappropriate comments in her presence when she worked for him, and urged the US Senate to investigate her claims. Thomas denied Hill's allegations.\n1996 The effects of a Canadian Auto Workers strike against General Motors spread across the border as 1850 workers were laid off at two US parts plants.\n1996 The Irish Republican Army detonates two car bombs inside the British army's headquarters in Northern Ireland, wounding 31 people.\n1993 Benazir Bhutto's party wins plurality in Pakistan's Assembly ^top^\nThe Second Government of Benazir Bhutto\nIn the National Assembly elections of 06 October 1993 and 07 October 1993, Benazir's PPP wins a plurality \u2014 eighty-six seats \u2014 but not the absolute majority needed to immediately form a government in the 217-seat National Assembly. Nawaz Sharif's Pakistan Muslim League ran a close second in gaining seventy-two seats.\nOver the next two weeks, Benazir was successful in mustering the allegiance of a number of small regional and independent members of the assembly and on 19 October 1993, was able to reclaim power with 121 seats in her coalition government. The October elections were hailed as the fairest in Pakistan's history and were, according to international observers, held \"without hindrance or intimidation.\u0094 Voter turnout, however, was lower than usual, as only about 40% of registered voters participated.\nBenazir benefited in the 1993 national elections from the MQM's boycott. In the 1990 national elections, the MQM, which had captured fifteen seats, supported Nawaz Sharif's IJI coalition. Benazir also benefited by the poor showing of the religious parties. After only one month in office, Benazir was able to strengthen her position considerably.\nOn 13 November 1993, Benazir's candidate for president, Farooq Leghari, an Oxford educated PPP stalwart, easily defeated acting President Wassim Sajjad, who was backed by Nawaz Sharif. In a vote by the two parliamentary chambers--the National Assembly and the Senate--and the four provincial assemblies, Leghari won 273 votes to Sajjad s 167. Bhutto hailed Leghari's election as a triumph for democracy and predicted that he would contribute to the country's stability.\nAlthough the new president retained the constitutional authority vested in the Eighth Amendment to dismiss the popularly elected National Assembly as well as the prime minister, he appeared willing to support Benazir in curbing the power of his office. Leghari promised not only to support a constitutional amendment to annul the extraordinary presidential powers granted by the Eighth Amendment but also to challenge restrictive laws that related to Islamic religious courts and to women's rights.\nIn order to amend the constitution, however, a three-quarters majority in the parliament is needed--a formidable task, considering the strength of Benazir's opposition and the unproven staying power of her coalition. Leghari's victory, nonetheless, was expected to end the pattern of disruptive power struggles between prime minister and president that had so undermined previous governments.\nEarly in her term, Benazir declared that she would end Pakistan's isolation and, in particular, that she would strive to improve her country's troubled relations with the United States. At the same time, however, she vowed to maintain Pakistan s nuclear program and not allow the \"national interest to be sacrificed.\u0094 Relations between the United States and Pakistan had deteriorated sharply during 1992 when the former threatened to classify the latter as a terrorist state because of its aid to militants fighting in Indian-controlled Kashmir. Although the United States withdrew its threat in mid-July 1993, the Kashmir issue still loomed large and threatened to complicate Pakistan's relations with both India and the United States.\nBenazir faced another, personal challenge. As her administration settled into office, a bitter Bhutto family feud played out on the front pages of the Pakistani press. The feud pitted Benazir against her younger brother Murtaza and her mother, Nusrat, over dynastic control of the PPP. Nusrat organized Murtaza's election campaign for the Sindh provincial assembly, in which her son contested (in absentia) more than twenty constituencies as an anti-Benazir candidate. Although he could only occupy one seat in the assembly, Murtaza contested multiple seats because if he had won more than one, his political stature would have risen. The electorate gave Murtaza only one victory, however, and as he returned to Pakistan from years in exile in Damascus, he was jailed by the government on long-standing terrorist charges.\nIn retaliation for her mother s championing of Murtaza's political ambitions over her own, Benazir ousted Nusrat from her position as cochairperson of the PPP, further deepening the family rift. These family squabbles were a distraction for the new government, but Benazir was expected to make progress on a wide variety of social, educational, and cultural issues.\nhttp://www.leisurecraft.com/pakview/History/ History_Contents/Dmc_Process_ctnd/dmc_process_ctnd.htm\nJohn Mack of Harvard Medical School and David Jacobs of Temple University, mental visionaries, for their leaping conclusion that people who believe they were kidnapped by aliens from outer space, probably were -- and especially for their conclusion \"the focus of the abduction is the production of children.\nCONSUMER ENGINEERING\nRon Popeil, incessant inventor and perpetual pitchman of late night television, for redefining the industrial revolution with such devices as the Veg-O-Matic, the Pocket Fisherman, Mr. Microphone, and the Inside-the-Shell Egg Scrambler. [REFERENCE: \"The Salesman of the Century : Inventing, Marketing, and Selling on TV : How I Did It and How You Can Too!\"]\nPaul Williams Jr. of the Oregon State Health Division and Kenneth W. Newell of the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine, bold biological detectives, for their pioneering study, \"Salmonella Excretion in Joy-Riding Pigs.\"\nRavi Batra of Southern Methodist University, shrewd economist and best-selling author of \"The Great Depression of 1990\" ($17.95) and \"Surviving the Great Depression of 1990\" ($18.95), for selling enough copies of his books to single-handedly prevent worldwide economic collapse.\nThe Pepsi-Cola Company of the Phillipines, suppliers of sugary hopes and dreams, for sponsoring a contest to create a millionaire, and then announcing the wrong winning number, thereby inciting and uniting 800'000 riotously expectant winners, and bringing many warring factions together for the first time in their nation's history.\nVISIONARY TECHNOLOGY\nPresented jointly to Jay Schiffman of Farmington Hills, Michigan, crack inventor of AutoVision, an image projection device that makes it possible to drive a car and watch television at the same time, and to the Michigan state legislature, for making it legal to do so.\nJames Campbell and Gaines Campbell of Lookout Mountain, Tennessee, dedicated deliverers of fragrance, for inventing scent strips, the odious method by which perfume is applied to magazine pages.\nE. Topol, R. Califf, F. Van de Werf, P. W. Armstrong, and their 972 co-authors, for publishing a medical research paper which has one hundred times as many authors as pages. [in The New England Journal of Medicine, vol. 329, no. 10, September 2, 1993, pp. 673-82. The authors are from the following countries: Australia, Belgium, Canada, France, Germany, Ireland, Israel, Luxembourg, The Netherlands, New Zealand, Poland, Spain, Switzerland, United Kingdom, United States.] [additional details.]\nRobert Faid of Greenville, South Carolina, farsighted and faithful seer of statistics, for calculating the exact odds (710'609'175'188'282'000 to 1) that Mikhail Gorbachev is the Antichrist. [\"Gorbachev! Has the Real Antichrist Come?\"]\nLouis Kervran of France, ardent admirer of alchemy, for his conclusion that the calcium in chickens' eggshells is created by a process of cold fusion. [\"Biological Transmutations and their applications in: Chemistry, Physics, Biology, Ecology, Medicine, Nutrition, Agronomy, Geology\"]\nJames F. Nolan, Thomas J. Stillwell, and John P. Sands, Jr., medical men of mercy, for their painstaking research report, \"Acute Management of the Zipper-Entrapped Penis.\" [Journal of Emergency Medicine, vol. 8, no. 3, May/June 1990, pp. 305-7.]\n1990 Israel begins handing out gas masks to its citizens\n1988 Latvian flag raised in Riga for 1st time since annexation by USSR\n1984 Reagan wins presidential election debate ^top^\nWhen President Ronald Reagan and Democratic challenger Walter Mondale squared off in a presidential debate on this day, Mondale was poised to criticize the president's economic record, specifically the government's astronomical debt and the growing chasm between the \"haves\" and \"have-nots\" in American society. Unfortunately for Mondale, an old-fashioned liberal who worshiped at the altar of government programs and federal spending, he was little match for the so-called \"Teflon President.\u0094 With the nation in a patriotic mood after a summer filled with jingoistic fare like the Rambo sequel and the US-dominated (and Los Angles-based) Olympics, there was little support for Mondale's talk of tax hikes and austerity. Reagan successfully convinced Americans that Mondale's economic policies would bring back the damaging inflation of the 70s and he returned to the White House after winning by a landslide.\n1982 Stock buying frenzy ^top^\nWhen the NYSE opening bell sounded on October 7, 1982, traders went on a buying spree, snapping up stocks and bonds at a furious pace. At the end of the day, a record 147 million shares had changed hands on the exchange, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average surges to its highest mark in fifteen months. What was the source of Wall Street's euphoria? Traders were enthused by reports that the Federal Reserve was taking a hands-off approach to the nation's fast-growing money supply. Many on Wall Street had feared that the Fed would introduce austerity measures to help reign in the money supply. However, with the country struggling through a protracted fiscal slump, the Fed was apparently less concerned with meeting its money-growth targets. According to the Wall Street Journal, the Fed was going to \"concentrate its efforts on healing the economy's deep wounds.\u0094 If Wall Street's reaction was any indication, the healing had already begun.\n1981 Egypt's parliament named Vice President Hosni Mubarak to succeed the assassinated Anwar Sadat.\n1979 Final day of the fall round up and trail drive for the Ninety-Six Ranch, Humbolt County, Nevada.\n1970 Vietnam: Nixon's new peace proposals ^top^\nIn a televised speech, President Richard Nixon announces a five-point proposal to end the war, based on a \"standstill\" cease-fire in place in South Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia. He proposed eventual withdrawal of US forces, unconditional release of prisoners of war, and political solutions reflecting the will of the South Vietnamese people. Nixon said that the Communist proposals for the ouster of Nguyen Van Thieu, Nguyen Cao Ky, and Tran Thiem Van Thieu were \"totally unacceptable\" and rejected them. These proposals were well received at home, but were rejected by the Communists a few days later.\n1969 Vietnam: Vietnamization progress, says US military. ^top^\nAt his departure from Saigon following a four-day inspection of South Vietnam, General Earle Wheeler, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, reports that \"progress in Vietnamization is being steadily and realistically achieved,\" but that US forces will have to assist the South Vietnamese \"for some time to come.\u0094 President Nixon had announced his intention to \"Vietnamize\" the war at the Midway Conference in June, saying that it was time that the South Vietnamese assumed more responsibility for the war. Accordingly, he announced that as the South Vietnamese improved in combat capability, US forces would be withdrawn and returned to the United States. Supposedly, these withdrawals would be predicated on the rate of improvement in the South Vietnamese armed forces and the level of combat on the battlefield. However, once the US troop withdrawals began in the fall of 1969, the schedule achieved a life of its own and the subsequent increments were withdrawn with very little consideration of the original criteria. By January 1972, less than 75,000 US troops remained in South Vietnam. .\n1968 The Motion Picture Association of America adopted its film-rating system.\n1963 US President Kennedy signed the documents of ratification for a nuclear test ban treaty with Britain and the Soviet Union.\n1960 Cold War foreign policy debated by US presidential candidates ^top^\nIn the second of four televised debates, Democratic presidential nominee John F. Kennedy and Vice President Richard Nixon turn their attention to foreign policy issues. Three Cold War episodes, in particular, engendered spirited confrontations between Kennedy and Nixon. The first involved Cuba, which had recently come under the control of Fidel Castro. Nixon argued that the island was not \"lost\" to the United States, and that the course of action followed by the Eisenhower administration had been the best one to allow the Cuban people to \"realize their aspirations of progress through freedom.\u0094 Kennedy fired back that it was clear that Castro was a communist, and that the Republican administration failed to use US resources effectively to prevent his rise to power. He concluded that, \"Today Cuba is lost for freedom.\u0094\nThe second point of contention revolved around the downing of an American U-2 spy plane over the Soviet Union and the subsequent canceling of the US-Soviet summit set for May 1960. Kennedy argued that the United States was \"not in accordance with international law\" in the case, and should have expressed its regrets to the Soviet Union in an attempt to keep the summit on track. Nixon fired back that Kennedy was simply wrong: the Soviets never really wanted the summit to take place and simply used the incident as an excuse.\nThe two candidates continued their discussions of foreign policy in the next two debates, but the lines had clearly been drawn. Kennedy's strategy was to paint the Republican administration in which Nixon served as timid, indecisive, and given to poor strategizing in terms of the Cold War. Nixon, on the other hand, wanted to portray Kennedy as naive and much too willing to compromise with the Soviets and communist Chinese. Whether the debates really changed any voters' minds is uncertain. While many speech experts argue that Nixon really won the debates, media analysts claim that Kennedy's telegenic presence swayed enough voters for him to win the extremely close 1960 election.\n1959 Far side of Moon seen for 1st time, compliments of USSR's Luna 3\n1958 Potter Stewart appointed to US Supreme Court\n1957 A fire in the Windscale plutonium production reactor (later called Sellafield) north of Liverpool, England, spreads radioactive iodine and polonium through the countryside and into the Irish Sea. Livestock in the immediate area were destroyed, along with 2 million liters of milk. At least 30, and possibly as many as 1000, cancer deaths were subsequently linked to the accident.\n1950 Allied counteroffensive penetrates North Korea. ^top^\nIn response to North Korea's invasion of South Korea, US-led U.N. forces cross the 38th parallel into the North, ignoring China's threat to enter the war if the allied force failed to honor the 1945 division of Korea. Over the next eight weeks, invading U.N. forces crush the North Korean opposition as they push to the Yula River and Manchurian border.\nHowever, at the end of November, true to their threat, several hundred thousand Chinese Communist troops pour over the border into North Korea in an overwhelming show of force, and U.N. troops begin a desperate retreat out of North Korea, at a cost of tens of thousands of Americans killed, wounded, or missing in action. Chinese forces overrun South Korea, and by the beginning of 1951 have captured Seoul, the capital of South Korea. US-led forces under General Douglas MacArthur recapture Seoul by March, and by mid-1951 have pushed as far north as the 38th parallel, reestablishing the 1945 division of Korea that would continue into the next century, despite the three bloody years of the Korean War.\n1949 East Germany created ^top^\nLess than five months after the Federal Republic of Germany won self-determination with its first free elections, the Democratic Republic of Germany is proclaimed within the Soviet occupation zone. Criticized by the West as an unautonomous Soviet creation, Wilhelm Pieck is named East Germany's first president, with Otto Grotewohl as prime minister.\nApproximately half the size of West Germany, East Germany consisted of the German states of Mecklenburg, Brandenburg, Lusatia, Saxony, and Thuringia. Berlin, the former German capital, remained divided between West and East German authorities, even though it was situated deep within the communist Democratic Republic of Germany. East Germany ceased to exist in 1990, when its land and people were absorbed into the democratic Federal Republic of Germany.\n1949 Iva Toguri D'Aquino, better known as Tokyo Rose, is sentenced to 10 years in prison for treason against the US.\n1942 In the Dachau concentration camp, Polish priest Father Leo Miechalowski is forced to undergo a \"medical\" experiment in which he is placed in a tub of ice water for about an hour and a half. On other occasions the Nazi experimenters deliberately infected him with malaria.\n1940 German troops enter fascist Romania ^top^\nHitler occupies Romania as part of his strategy of creating an unbroken Eastern front to menace the Soviet Union. As early as 1937, Romania had come under the control of a fascist government that bore great resemblance to that of Germany's, including similar anti-Jewish laws. Romania's king, Carol II, dissolved the government a year later because of a failing economy and installed Romania's Orthodox Patriarch as prime minister. But the Patriarch's death and a peasant uprising provoked renewed agitation by the fascist Iron Guard paramilitary organization, which sought to impose order.\nIn June 1940, the Soviet Union co-opted two Romanian provinces, and the king searched for an ally to help protect it and appease the far right within its own borders. So on July 5, 1940, Romania allied itself with Nazi Germany-only to be invaded by its \"ally\" as part of Hitler's strategy to create one huge eastern front against the Soviet Union. King Carol abdicated on September 6, 1940, leaving the country in the control of fascist Prime Minister Ion Antonescu and the Iron Guard. While Romania would recapture the territory lost to the Soviet Union when the Germans invaded Russia, it would also have to endure the Germans' raping its resources as part of the Nazi war effort. Nevertheless, with German troops now occupying his nation, Antonescu would go on to sign the Tripartite (Axis) Pact in November, tying Romania to the military machinations of not only Germany, but Italy and Japan as well.\n1938 Germany requires all Jewish passports to be stamped with the letter J\n1931 1st infra-red photograph, Rochester, NY\n1924 160 consecutive days of 38\u00baC+ at Marble Bar, Australia begin\n1922 The first program to be broadcast by a network of radio stations is the World Series, played at New York's Polo Grounds, broadcast by a Newark, New Jersey, station teamed up with a station in Schenectady, New York.\n1913 Ford plant completely on the moving assembly line.\nFor the first time, Henry Ford's entire Highland Park automobile factory is run on a continuously moving assembly line when the chassis--the automobile's frame--is assembled using the revolutionary industrial technique. A motor and rope pulled the chassis past workers and parts on the factory floor, cutting the man-hours required to complete one \"Model T\" from 12 1/2 hours to six. Within a year, further assembly line improvements reduced the time required to 93 man-minutes.\nThe staggering increase in productivity effected by Ford's use of the moving assembly line allowed him to drastically reduce the cost of the Model T, thereby accomplishing his dream of making the car affordable to ordinary consumers.\nIn introducing the Model T in October 1908, Henry Ford proclaimed, \"I will build a motor car for the great multitude.\" Before then, the decade-old automobile industry generally marketed its vehicles to only the richest Americans, because of the high cost of producing the machines. Ford's Model T was the first automobile designed to serve the needs of middle-class citizens: It was durable, economical, and easy to operate and maintain. Still, with a debut price of $850, the Model T was out of the reach of most Americans. The Ford Motor Company understood that to lower unit cost it had to increase productivity. The method by which this was accomplished transformed industry forever.\nPrototypes of the assembly line can be traced back to ancient times, but the immediate precursor of Ford's industrial technique was 19th-century meat-packing plants in Chicago and Cincinnati, where cows and hogs were slaughtered, dressed, and packed using overhead trolleys that took the meat from worker to worker. Inspired by the meat packers and the work of efficiency experts like Frederick Taylor, the \"father of scientific management.\u0094, the Ford Motor Company innovated new assembly line techniques and in early 1913 installed its first moving assembly line at Highland Park for the manufacture of flywheel magnetos. Instead of each worker assembling his own magneto, the assembly was divided into 29 operations performed by 29 men spaced along a moving belt. Average assembly time dropped from 20 minutes to 13 minutes and soon was down to five minutes.\nWith the success of the magneto experiment, Ford engineers put the Model T motor and then the transmission on moving assembly lines. On October 7, 1913, the chassis also went on the moving assembly line, so that all the major components of the Model T were being assembled using this technique. Ford rapidly improved its assembly lines, and by 1916 the price of the Model T had fallen to $360 and sales were more than triple their 1912 level. Eventually, the company produced one Model T every 24 seconds, and the price fell below $300. More than 15 million Model T's were built before it was discontinued in 1927, accounting for nearly half of all automobiles sold in the world to that date. The affordable Model T changed the landscape of America, hastening the move from rural to city life, and the moving assembly line spurred a new industrial revolution in factories around the world.\n1912 Following warnings from Sergei Dmitrievich Sazonov of the Russian Foreign Office about the growing danger of a Balkan war, the Western powers inform the Balkan League that they will not countenance action against Turkey or any change in the territorial status quo.\n1908 Crete revolts against Turkey and aligns with Greece\n1887 Scandale. On d\u00e9couvre que le gendre du pr\u00e9sident de la R\u00e9publique Jules Gr\u00e9vy, un certain Daniel Wilson, fait un trafic de L\u00e9gions d'honneur \u00e0 l'Elys\u00e9e m\u00eame, o\u00f9, selon un chroniqueur, il a cr\u00e9\u00e9 un \"minist\u00e8re des Recommandations et D\u00e9marches\". Un journal titre : \"Jadis on \u00e9tait d\u00e9cor\u00e9 et content. Aujourd'hui on n'est d\u00e9cor\u00e9 que comptant!\".\n1886 Spain abolishes slavery in Cuba\n1871 16-hour fire injures 30 of Chicago's 185 firefighters\n1870 French Minister of the Interior L\u00e9on Gambetta escapes besieged Paris by balloon, reaching the French provisional government in Tours. -- Ministre du gouvernement de D\u00e9fense Nationale, L\u00e9on Gambetta quitte Paris assi\u00e8g\u00e9. Il veut se rendre \u00e0 Tours pour y organiser la d\u00e9fense du pays. Lorsqu'il quitte la capitale en ballon, la situation y est dramatique. Les prussiens encerclent la ville. Celle-ci ne re\u00e7oit plus de ravitaillement et conna\u00eet une \u00e9pouvantable famine. L'\u00e9l\u00e9phant du Jardin des Plantes et tous les chats ont d\u00e9j\u00e0 \u00e9t\u00e9 mang\u00e9s, maintenant c'est le tour des rats.\n1864 Battle of Darbytown Road, Virginia\n1864 The Union warship Wachusett captures the famed Confederate raider Florida while the Rebel ship is in port at Bahia, Brazil. After the Yankee crew sailed the Florida out to sea, the Brazilian government protested the invasion of its neutrality. The Union returned the ship and crew to the Confederate government, but the Florida sunk six weeks later off Hampton Roads, Virginia.\n1826 Granite Railway (1st chartered railway in US) begins operations\n1816 First double-decked steamboat arrives in New Orleans ^top^\nA steamboat with a design that will soon prove ideal for western rivers arrives at the docks in New Orleans. The Washington was the work of a shipbuilder named Henry M. Shreve, who had launched the steamboat earlier that year on the Monongahela River just above Pittsburgh. Shreve's cleverly designed Washington had all the features that would soon come to characterize the classic Mississippi riverboat: a two-story deck, a stern-mounted paddle wheel powered by a high-pressure steam engine, a shallow, flat-bottomed hull, and a pilothouse framed by two tall chimneys. Perfectly designed for the often-shallow western rivers like the Mississippi and Missouri, the Washington proved itself on its inaugural voyage the following spring. Steaming upriver against the current with full cargo, the Washington reached Louisville in only 25 days, demonstrating that the powerful new generation of steamboats could master the often-treacherous currents of the mighty western rivers. Soon the Washington began to offer regular passenger and cargo service between New Orleans and Louisville, steaming upstream at the then dizzying speed of 26 km/h and downstream at as much as 40 km/h.\nWith the brilliant success of the Washington, other similarly designed steamboats followed. At the peak of the era of the paddle wheelers in 1850, 740 steamboats regularly moved up and down the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers, carrying three million passengers annually. Had it not been for the ready availability of this rapid transportation technology, settlement of the western United States would undoubtedly have been far slower. Many emigrants setting out for the far western part of the US often cut the first stage of their long journeys short by booking passage on a steamboat to the overland trailheads at Independence, Saint Joseph, and Council Bluffs. Gold seekers heading for Montana after 1867 could even take steamboats all the way up the Missouri to Fort Benton, just below the Great Falls, cutting months off the time required for an overland journey. By the late 19th century, though, the golden age of the western steamboat was over, a victim of cheap rail transport and diesel-powered towboats and barges. But in its era, the steamboat was as important as any explorer or trailblazer in opening the American West to widespread settlement.\n1777 Second Battle of Saratoga and Battle of Bemis Heights: Americans beat Brits. British forces under General John Burgoyne would surrender ten days later\n1765 Stamp Act Congress convenes in New York: delegates from nine of the American colonies discuss how to respond to the hated Stamp Act.\n1765 American colonists protest the stamp act ^top^\nTwenty-eight delegates from nine American colonies meet at the Stamp Act Congress in New York City to protest Parliaments' British Stamp Act, which imposed a direct tax on the colonies to raise revenue for a standing army in America. The delegates adopt the \"Declaration of Rights and Grievances,\" a series of protest resolutions sent to Parliament and King George III, and call for a united American refusal to import any goods requiring payment of duty. On November 1, 1765, despite a general call for repeal in the colonies, the Stamp Act was enacted. The controversial act forced colonists to buy a British stamp for every official document that they obtain. The stamp itself displayed an image of a Tudor rose framed by the word \"America\" and the Latin phrase Honni soit qui mal y pense.\nThe colonists greet the arrival of the stamps with outrage and violence. Most colonists call for a boycott of British goods and some organize attacks on the customhouses and homes of tax collectors. After months of protest, and an appeal by Benjamin Franklin before the British House of Commons, Parliament voted to repeal the Stamp Act on March 18, 1765. However, the same day, Parliament passed the Declaratory Acts, asserting that the British government had free and total legislative power over the colonies.\n1518 Martin Luther discusses his 95 theses with Cardinal Cajetan. The conversation breaks down with Cajetan telling Luther to stay away unless he will recant unconditionally.\n1514 Louis XII, 52 ans, veuf, sans enfant \u00e9pouse la belle, blonde, et sensuelle soeur du roi Henri VIII d'Angleterre. Elle n'a que 17 ans.\n1425 Trait\u00e9 de Saumur. Quoiqu'il ne soit encore que le Dauphin et que son royaume soit d\u00e9risoirement appel\u00e9 le royaume de Bourges, Charles re\u00e7oit l'hommage du duc de Bretagne Jean V.\n--3761 -BC- Origin of Jewish Mundane Era.\n2003 Arthur Berger, US composer and music critic born on 15 May 1912. His autobiography is Reflections of an American Composer (2002).\n2002 Col. Rajeh Abu Lehiya, 47, head of Palestinian riot police, kidnapped and murdered by masked gunmen led by Hamas activist Emad Akel, in revenge for his brother Raed's death in 2001 at the hands of Palestinian police during a Gaza City demonstration against the US attack on Osama bin Laden and the Taliban in Afghanistan. Today the Akel gunmen disguised as police officers set up a fake roadblock and abducted Abu Lehiya when his car stopped, later killing him with 10 gunshots. In clashes that followed, police killed two Hamas gunmen in a group that freed while the killers they were arresting in Gaza City. Two other persons died when police fired on a pro-Hamas protest in the Nusseirat refugee camp, where the Akel family lives. 15 persons were injured.\n2002:: 16 Palestinians, aged 14 to 52, in an Israeli attack by the Givati Brigade infantry troops, combat engineers, some 40 tanks and armored vehicles, and helicopters, starting shortly after midnight on into the al-Amal neighborhood on the west side of Khan Younis, Gaza Strip. Ten of the deaths were from a helicopter missile that hit a crowd which came out on the streets when they heard the tanks leaving at 04:30 (02:30 UT). Some 80 Palestinians are wounded, 4 of them when the Israeli troops fired at the Naser hospital in Khan Younis, where most of the other wounded had been brought..The Reuters body count of the al-Aqsa intifada now is \u0093at least\u0094 1594 Palestinians and 602 Israelis.\n2002 Ed Rossbach, 88, US fiber \u0093artist\u0094 who used nontraditional textile materials, foil, plastic bags, Mylar, twigs, staples and twine in his \u0093artwork\u0094. Author of two books on basket weaving.\n2001 Herbert L. Block \u0093Herblock\u0094, Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist born on 13 October 1909.\n2000 Fahed Mustafa Bacher \u2018Odeh, 23, Palestinian killed by gunfire from Israeli settlers, in the village of Bidia, Qalqilya district, West Bank.\n1995 Olga Taussky-Todd, Jewish Austrian US mathematician born on 30 August 1906. She was a computer pioneer, and also worked on matrix theory, group theory, algebraic number theory, numerical analysis.\n1985 Leon Klinghoffer, 69, in the hijacking of the Achille Lauro, the disabled US is shot by Palestinian terrorists. ^top^\nFour Palestinian terrorists board the Italian cruise ship Achille Lauro in Alexandria, Egypt, in order to hijack the luxury liner. The well-armed men, who belonged to the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP), the terrorist wing of the Palestinian Liberation Organization (PLO) led by Abu Abbas, easily took control of the vessel since there was no security force on board. Abbas had been responsible for many attacks on Israel and its citizens in the early 1980s. On multiple occasions, he sent men on hang gliders and in hot air balloons on bombing missions to Israel, all of which turned out to be miserable failures. In an attempt to salvage his reputation, Abbas ordered the hijacking of the Achille Lauro. Yet there were no specific goals or demands set forth in the mission.\nAt first, the terrorists demanded that Israel release the 50 imprisoned PFLP members and sought entry to a Syrian port. But when Syria denied the request, the terrorists lost control of the situation. Gathering the American tourists on board, the terrorists randomly chose to kill Leon Klinghoffer. They shoot him in the head and throw him overboard with his wheelchair .\nKlinghoffer's cold-blooded murder backfired on the terrorists. The world's outrage forced PLO chief Yassir Arafat to cut PLO ties with the terrorists and to demand that Abbas end the situation. On 09 October, Abbas contacted the terrorists, ordered them not to kill any more passengers, and arranged for the ship to land in Egypt. Meanwhile, the elite US Navy SEALs were dispatched to raid the Achille Lauro. But by the time they arrived, the terrorists had already gotten off the ship in Egypt and boarded a plane to Libya. The United States then sent out two F-14 fighter jets, which intercepted the plane and forced it to land in Sicily. A three-way standoff between the PFLP terrorists, the Americans, and the Italian Army on the runway in Sicily ended with the Italians taking Abbas and the other terrorists into custody.\nDespite intense US pressure, the Italians allowed Abbas to leave the country, choosing to prosecute only the four who were on board. All were convicted, but only one received a sentence of 30 years; the others got off with lighter prison terms. Abbas was tried in absentia by Italy and sentenced to life in prison.\nPalestinians would claim that Abbas ought to be considered amnistied, because the Palestinian-Israeli interim agreement signed on 25 September 1995 stated that members of the Palestine Liberation Organisation must not be detained or tried for matters they committed before the Oslo peace accord of 13 September 1993. This interim agreement was signed on the US side by President Clinton and his Secretary of State, Warren Christopher.\nIn a 1998 interview with Reuters, Abbas would say that the murder of Klinghoffer was a mistake and the PLF mission had been to use the Achille Lauro as transportation to Israel for an attack on a naval base.\nAbbas was not captured until 14 April 2003, when US special forces found him in recently conquered Baghdad, Iraq, where, for most of the time since 1985, he had been enjoying the hospitality of the Saddam Hussein dictatorship. A few days before his arrest, as US forces were advancing, he tried twice to flee to Syria, but was refused entry.\n1965 Jesse Douglas, US mathematician born on 03 July 1897. He worked on geometry, group theory and the calculus of variations.\n1963 7190 victims of Hurricane Flora in Haiti and Dominican Republic\n1953 Emil Filla, Czech painter, printmaker, sculptor, writer, and collector, born on 04 April 1882. \u2014 more\n1946 Christopher Richard Wynne Nevinson, English painter born on 13 August 1889. \u0097 MORE ON NEVINSON AT ART \u00934\u0094 OCTOBER with links to, and comments on images.\n1943: 96 US POWs, executed by Japanese on Wake Island ^top^\nRear Adm. Shigematsu Sakaibara, commander of the Japanese garrison on the island, orders the execution of 96 Americans POWs, claiming they were trying to make radio contact with US forces. In late December 1941, the Japanese reinforced existing forces on Wake Island, part of a coral atoll west of Hawaii, in massive numbers after being unable to wrest the island from a small number of Americans troops earlier in the month. The Japanese strength was now overwhelming, and most of those Americans left alive after the battle were taken by the Japanese off the island to POW camps elsewhere. Ninety-six remained behind to be used as forced labor. The Allied response was periodic bombing of the island-but no more land invasions, as part of a larger Allied strategy to leave certain Japanese-occupied islands in the South Pacific to basically starve in isolation. The execution of those remaining American POWs, who were blindfolded and shot in cold blood, remains one of the more brutal episodes of the war in the Pacific.\n1940 Maurice Leloir, French artist born on 01 November 1853.\n1931 Charles Ricketts, English painter, designer, writer, and collector, born on 02 October 1866, illustrator of Wilde's The Sphinx . \u2014 more\n1918 Pierre-Maurice-Raymond Duchamp-Villon, French sculptor and draftsman born on 05 November 1876 \u2014 more\n1904 Isabella Lucy Bird (Mrs. Bishop), author. BIRD ONLINE: The Hawaiian Archipelago: Six Months Among the Palm Groves, Coral Reefs, and Volcanoes of the Sandwich Islands, A Lady's Life in the Rocky Mountains, A Lady's Life in the Rocky Mountains, Unbeaten Tracks in Japan\n1903 Rudolf Otto Sigismund Lipschitz, German mathematician born on 14 May 1832. He is remembered for the \"Lipschitz condition\", an inequality that guarantees a unique solution to the differential equation y' = f (x, y).\n1895 William Wetmore Story, author. STORY ONLINE: Graffiti d'Italia, He and She: or, A Poet's Portfolio, Nature and Art: A Poem, A Roman Lawyer in Jerusalem, First Century\n1894 Oliver Wendell Holmes ^top^\nHOLMES ONLINE:\nElsie Venner\nGrandmother's Story, and Other Poems\nIllustrated Poems of Oliver Wendell Holmes\nThe Iron Gate, and Other Poems\nMedical Essays, 1842-1882\nPages From an Old Volume of Life: A Collection of Essays\nThe Poet at the Breakfast Table\n1893 William Smith, author. WILLIAM SMITH ONLINE: A Smaller History of Greece: From the Earliest Times to the Roman Conquest\n1890 John Hill Hewitt, author. HEWITT ONLINE: War: A Poem, WIth Copious Notes, Founded on the Revolution of 1861-62, (up to the Battles before Richmond, Inclusive)\n1864 Yanks and more Rebs at Battle of Darbytown Road (Johnson's Farm) ^top^\nA Confederate attempt to regain ground that had been lost around Richmond is thwarted when Union troops turn back General Robert E. Lee's assault along Darbytown Road. In the summer of 1864, the campaign between Lee and Union General Ulysses S. Grant ground to a halt at Petersburg, 40 km south of Richmond. The two great armies settled into trenches for a siege, and the lines soon extended all the way back to Richmond. Grant periodically attacked portions of the Rebel defenses but was not successful. On 29 September, Union forces captured part of Richmond's outer defense at the Battle of New Market Heights. Although the capital was still safely in Confederate hands, Lee was concerned about the new position of the Yankee troops.\nLee sent two divisions under Generals Charles Field and Robert Hoke to move around the end of the Union line. Lee hoped that the Federal flank could be turned and the Confederates could regain the defensive works lost the week before. On the morning of October 7, the Confederates moved down Darbytown Road and around the Union right flank and attacked 1700 cavalrymen. The assault sent the Yankees into a quick retreat. The Confederates captured eight cannons and drove the Union troopers into the breastworks of General Alfred Terry. Alerted to the advancing Confederates, Terry summoned reinforcements to his position. By the time the Confederates worked their way through the thick foliage, they faced a strong Union force. Lee ordered an attack anyway. Brigades advanced one at a time, and the Yankee artillery tore the lines apart. By the afternoon, the Confederates withdrew to their original position. They lost 700 men while the Yankees lost only 400, and no ground was gained. Lee did not make another attempt to regain the ground and focused instead on setting up defenses closer to Richmond.\n1849 Edgar Allen Poe, 40 poet and story writer. ^top^\nHe dies a tragic death in Baltimore. Never able to overcome his drinking habits, he was found in a delirious condition outside a saloon that was used as a voting place.\nThe Works of Edgar Allan Poe in Five Volumes volume 1\n1817 Godefroy Pierre-Louis de Larive, Swiss artist born on 21 October 1735.\n1780 Major Patrick Ferguson, 156 other Tories, and 28 Patriots, at King's Mountain. ^top^\nDuring the American War for Independence, Patriots under Colonel William Campbell defeat Tories under Major Patrick Ferguson at the Battle of King's Mountain in South Carolina. Major Ferguson's Tory force, made up mostly of American Loyalists from South Carolina and elsewhere, was the western wing of General Lord Cornwallis' North Carolina invasion force. One thousand American frontiersmen under Colonel Campbell of Virginia gathered in the backcountry to resist Ferguson's advance. Pursued by the Patriots, Ferguson positioned his Tory force in defense of a rocky, treeless ridge named King's Mountain.\nThe Patriots charged the hillside multiple times, demonstrating lethal marksmanship against the surrounded Loyalists. Unwilling to surrender to a \"band of banditti,\" Ferguson led a suicidal charge down the mountain and was cut down in a hail of bullets. After his death, some of his men tried to surrender, but they were slaughtered in cold blood by the frontiersmen, who were bitter over British excesses in the Carolinas. After almost an hour of fighting, the Patriots had killed 157 Tories, including Major Ferguson himself, wounded 163, and captured 698. Colonel Campbell's force suffered only 28 killed and 60 wounded.\n1772 John Woolman, author. WOOLMAN ONLINE: The Journal of John Woolman, The Journal of John Woolman\n1737 300'000 drowned as 12-meter waves sink 20'000 small in Bengal, India.\n1719 Pierre R\u00e9mond de Montmort, Parisian mathematician born on 27 October 1678. Author of Essay d'analyse sur les jeux de hazard (1708).\n1690 Arent van Ravesteyn, Dutch artist born in 1625.\n1577 George Gascoigne. GASCOIGNE ONLINE: author of The Posies, The Steele Glas and The Complaynte of Philomene, translator of Ariosto's Supposes, co-translator of Euripides's Jocasta\n1571 Some 25'000 Turks and some Christians at the Battle of Lepanto ^top^\nIn the last great naval battle featuring galleys, the Ottoman navy under Ali Pasha is defeated at the Battle of Lepanto by a 316-ship-strong Christian coalition of Spaniards and Italian under the overall command of Spain's Don Juan de Austria. Fought off of the southwestern coast of Greece, at least 25'000 Turks are killed and eighty of the Ottoman navy's 250 ships destroyed during the last major confrontation between oared ships.\n1488 Andrea di Michele di Francesco Cione del Verrocchio, Italian sculptor, goldsmith, and occasional painter, born in 1435. \u0097 MORE ON VERROCCHIO AT ART \u00934\u0094 OCTOBER with links to images and comments on one of them.\n0336 St Mark, Pope. He ruled only a few months at a time when the church was battling serious problems with Arianism. He ordained many bishops and deacons.\n2000 Presidential Marathon, former Russian President Boris Yeltsin's third book. which he presents in Moscow. Yeltsin accepts responsibility for the \"necessary\" Chechnya war, approves of his chosen successor Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin, recognizes the major role of his predecessor Gorbachev, but dislikes him.\n1955 \"Howl\", Ginsberg reads his poem for the first time ^top^\nPoet Alan Ginsberg reads his poem \"Howl\" at a poetry reading at Six Gallery in San Francisco. The poem was an immediate success that rocked the Beat literary world and set the tone for confessional poetry of the 1960s and later. Ginsberg was born in 1926 to a high school English teacher father and Marxist mother who later suffered a mental breakdown. Her madness and death were the subjects of Ginsberg's poem \"Kaddish.\u0094\nGinsberg's father raised Allen and his older brother to recite poetry by Poe, Dickens, Keats, Shelley, and Milton. Ginsberg attended Columbia University, intending to study law. At Columbia, he met Jack Kerouac, William Burroughs, and Neal Cassady, who would become central figures in the Beat movement. Ginsberg was expelled from Columbia in 1945 for a series of minor infractions, then bummed around, working as a merchant seaman, a dishwasher, and a welder. He finally finished Columbia in 1948 with high grades but was arrested when a drug-addict friend stored supplies in his apartment. He successfully pleaded not guilty on the grounds of insanity and spent eight months in the psych ward at Columbia. After his arrest and trial, Ginsberg went through a \"straight\" period, working as a successful market researcher and helping to develop a successful ad campaign for toothpaste. He moved to San Francisco and soon fell back in with the Beat crowd. In 1955, over a period of a few weeks, he wrote his seminal work \"Howl.\u0094\n\"Howl\" was printed in England, but its second edition was seized by Customs officials as it entered the country. 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        "raw_content": "Agressor - Neverending Destiny (1990)\nFounded in 1986, AGRESSOR is know as the pioneer band of French Thrash / Death Metal who influenced many others in France and elsewhere.The same year the band recorded its first demo, \"The Merciless Onslaught\" which received a warm welcome in the underground metal scene and lauched directly the band internationally.In 1987 came \"Satan Sodomy\", the second demo with the cover caused a sensation because it is heavily tinged with sex and Black Metal.Agressor begins concerts in France and Switzerland including Messiah, Samael, Sodom and Living Death.With the Split LP \"Licensed to Thrash\", alongside Loudblast, AGRESSOR released in 1988, the first French Thrash Metal Record.First French band ever to be signed on an international label after recording the demo \"Orbital Distortion\" in 1989, Agressor, a few months after the fall of the Berlin Wall, recorded \"Neverending Destiny\" at the Skytrak studio, produced by the Bathory producer and released by Noise Records. This album is required at the time as relatively innovative given the content of certain texts (Sci-Fi oriented when fashion is the occult and gore), but by his artwork signed by the famous designer of the 70\u2019s Philippe Druillet (\"The Adventures of Lone Sloane,\" \"The Night\"). The album received a warm international welcome with its mix quite original (for that time) of brutal Thrash and Death \"technical\" (the kind did not exist yet), which lead them to the front of the Metal scene.Two years later, when it was released in 1992, \"Towards Beyond\" is indeed a huge stir. Recorded in Sweden at Montezuma Studio produced by The Boss himself (Bathory) and released on Black Mark Prod., Medieval music and blend it quite technical Death, Thrash riffs and ultra-heavy passages with a cavernous sound, the album 's immediately imposes as one of the best Death Metal surprises of a vintage year 1992, however strong, but also as the best album released by a French band that year.Agressor side of Split LP \"Licensed to Thrash\" was reissued in 1993 by Black Mark Prod. to MCD under the name \"Satan Sodomy.\"With Symposium of Rebirth \"in 1994,continues to follow Agressor their style while remaining true to their roots while exploring new ground with the Choir of the Op\u00e9ra de Lyon, which have been engaged for the recording and with the participation of Barney Greenway Napalm Death vocalist on a Terrorizer cover. The album alternates with medieval acoustic tracks of pure brutality Death, opera choruses on blast-beats, music taken from the movie \"Conan the Barbarian\" and a hallucinating technical skill at the time.The band connects tours and concerts with bands such as Sinister, Wargasm, Morbid Angel, Obituary, Pestilence and Biohazard,After their UK tour with Cradle Of Filth in June 96, Alex began working for Black Mark Prod and became guitarist for Ibanez.Because of all these activities, Agressor come back in 2000 with \"Medieval Rites\", recorded with the participation of many different musicians: a flutist, a violinist, a trombonist, an opera singer, plus other personalities the metal scene: Krell and Christina (Bloodthorn), Morten Nielsen (former drummer of Mercyful Fate), Kai Hahto (Rotten Sound, Enochian Crescent).Will follow a tour with Bloodthorn, ... and Oceans and the MCD \"The Spirit of Evil\" also contains a range rom with two videos recorded in Marseille in 2000 during a concert Mayhem and featuring James Murphy of Testament / Death / Obituary ...In January 2002, the band organized a birthday gig at the Midem of Cannes with a video released in 2006 on a DVD with the album \"Deathreat\" out on Season of Mist. It aims to offer the most brutal and faster than the band ever recorded reconnecting with its roots in extreme after more than 20 year career.Alex, the leader, played in bands such as Loudblast, Anorexia Nervosa, Bloodthorn E-Force (ex-Voivod), is particularly sponsored by Ibanez, and is involved in the famous Music Academy Int. of Nancy.Joel has reformed his Thrash band: Outburst in which he plays the guitar.Romain has played in many bands such as: Belef, Imperial Sodomy, Disavoued and Necrophagist.Pierrick, plays in Phazm on guitar and vocals and Scarve where he was singer. It was Ibanez endorsement after coming out first of the final exams of Music Academy Int.With their merger Death-Thrash Metal tinged Black Metal AGRESSOR has a reputation for innovative and original band.\nThe years 1986-1990 were a time of rapid evolution in the world of extreme metal. Terms such as \"speed metal\" and \"thrash\" just simply weren't sufficient adjectives to describe the ever-widening realm of diversity within the worldwide metal, hardcore punk, crossover underground. One of the terms which became quite fashionable in zines during this time was \"death-thrash\". This term made perfect sense at the time as thrash and speed metal bands were growing increasingly technical, often more aggressive vocally and brutal lyrically, and much faster. These characteristics eventually would help coalesce to form the subgenre which would become known as death metal.But in 1990, there were piles of bands who began in the mid-80's as thrashers but continued to perfect their craft, increase the speed, and generally push the boundaries of thrash metal to the limits of sanity, while not quite fitting into the newly minted \"death metal\" category. Certainly one can argue that bands like France's Agressor and Massacra, Holland's Dead Head, Germany's Protector, Assassin, Minotaur, and Poison (to name a few), Italy's Necrodeath and Schizo, Sweden's Merciless, Canada's Dissection and Soothsayer, Insanity and Desecration (both from San Francisco), Incubus's-\"Serpent Temptation\", and a whole pile of often hugely under-rated and untamed South American bands (especially from Brazil and Chile), are indeed early death metal or proto-black metal, or whatever, but in my opinion the category death-thrash captures the aura of these bands in the most direct and historically accurate manner.Now to Agressor...Unfortunately, many well-meaning but under-informed metal fans (often from the USA) have either chuckled at the idea of French heavy metal or simply ignored it. However, as a nation France has contributed superb bands of nearly every style of hard rock and heavy metal from the late-70's to the present. By the mid 80's France was developing quite a tightly-knit scene of speed metal thrashers looking to take the intensity up a few notches...Three bands in particular were instrumental in building France's death-thrash scene. First off was Massacra, whose incredible '86-'89 demo tapes were instrumental in securing an audience for intense French metal. The two other bands, Agressor and Loudblast would beat Massacra to the vinyl punch when their seminal split LP titled \"Licensed To Thrash\" was released in 1988 by New Wave Records. A truly brilliant split LP, \"Licensed To Thrash\" set the stage for the French death thrash explosion of 1990.It had been nearly two years since Agressor had tore up their side of the \"Licensed To Thrash\" split LP with Loudblast, and while Agressor's tracks on the split LP were fantastic and the production surprisingly competent, it was hard not to be curious what Agressor's debut full-length LP \"Neverending Destiny\" (with a release date of early 1990 on the god-like label Noise Records) would sound like. Following a short mood-inducing synth intro, the first track \"Paralytic Disease\" comes tearing from the stereo like a wall of precision-guided-missile-guitar riffage and quick-picking, topped off by very gruff spitfire vocals (in the style of bands like Protector), all being driven by some of the tightest, fastest, rollercoaster tempo changing drumming ever committed to vinyl. The production is simply flawless with the separation between instruments perfectly balanced against the needs of the combined mix of all the sounds. Every note, drum beat, vocal, bass run, whammy-bar harmonic, is perfectly audible yet it is the collective effect of all these elements which makes the full, overall mix so powerful. This is easily one of the most well-produced extreme metal albums ever. An album which successfully does not sacrifice power for clarity or vice versa.Throughout the ten tracks which make up \"Neverending Destiny\" (one of which appeared on the split LP with Loudblast two years earlier in a more primitive version) there is not a single moment of let up. This is the definition of raging death-thrash. But what makes the album so special is that it never gets dull or boring like some extreme metal has a tendency to do after 30 minutes of unbridled insanity. The songwriting is top-notch! The riffs are often very memorable and the songs despite their technical nature still utilize the verse-chorus structure to great effect keeping the listener's attention throughout. Also, tempo changes abound (the drumming on this album is simply outstanding, without the triggered robotic drums which permeate so much of today's high speed drumming). Lyrically the LP is quite diverse with mind-bending, futuristic, dystopian sci-fi tracks mixed with more conventional thrash lyrical topics such as human frailty, evil occult forces, and the violence of mankind. The cover art fits in with the sci-fi bend featuring a very strange cyborg-like craft prowling space (with evil intent) seemingly in search of Earth. While not artwork for the ages (like Massacra's early LP cover art) it is still quite well executed and fits the vibe and lyrics contained within very well.In conclusion, \"Neverending Destiny\" is absolutely essential death thrash! The only LPs which equal its quality and intensity are fellow Frenchmen Massacra's \"Enjoy The Violence\" LP, Protector's \"Misanthropy\" Mini-LP and \"Golem\" LP, and Merciless-\"The Awakening\". What I enjoy most however about Agressor's \"Neverending Destiny\" and the death-thrash era, is the exuberance of the bands. They had begun as teens emulating Slayer, Venom, Voivod, Hellhammer, et al, and ended up creating a sound of unparalleled intensity mixed with flawless musicianship. For a brief, shining moment in time before the 90's deconstructed heavy metal into its now countless subgenres, death-thrashers like Agressor ruled the extreme metal world . The \"death-thrash\" bands influenced everything from technical death metal, grindcore, blast beat black metal, Aussie black thrash, all types of crossover and recent retro high-speed thrash. Yet sadly, many of these tremendous late-80's bands have been forgotten by all but those few with true Satan's speed in their veins. 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        "raw_content": "WARNING: Factory Resetting your Android may leave private data on your device\nA researcher has discovered that even if you hit Factory Reset on an Android phone, your personal data may not be permanently deleted.\nIt\u2019s never fun to have to issue a warning, but a new study by the LA Times indicates that the Factory Reset function on Android devices may not work as advertised. The site worked with a security expert to run a test on BlackBerry, Android, and iOS devices as well as PCs. It discovered that important, sensitive data could be retrieved on a large portion of Android devices even after the Factory Reset feature had been properly used.\nRobert Siciliano, an identity theft expert from McAfee performed the experiment, where he purchased 30 used devices (mostly smartphones and laptops) from random users on Craigslist. His goal was to see how smart people were about removing their personal information from phones, but as it turns out, even though a majority of owners did correctly Factory Reset their Android devices, he was still able to retrieve vital data like \u201cSocial Security numbers, child support documents, credit card account log-ins, and a host of other personal data.\u201d This finding is all the more disturbing since he could find no problems with the way iPhones, iPads, or BlackBerry devices delete their data. The only other weak link was Windows XP, which is so old it\u2019s almost expected.\nWe\u2019ve reached out to Google\u2019s Android team to try and learn more about this potential vulnerability, but have not heard back as of publication. We\u2019ll update this article if and when we get some answers.\nUntil we learn more, we don\u2019t recommend that you don\u2019t sell your used Android devices to anyone that you don\u2019t know or trust. It\u2019s quite possible that personal information could be leaked from it.\n\u6807\u7b7e\uff1a google android cell phone",
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He felt this was quite odd for several reasons:\ndoors to the rooms of head-injury patients were not closed in the middle of the night,\npatients were not normally bathed at that hour, and\nonly hospital personnel would be at the hospital at that time of night.\nDr. Stegmann tapped lightly on the door to Thompson\u2019s room and, getting no response, entered. Inside the room, he found Thompson lying near the left, bottom edge of her hospital bed with her buttocks completely exposed. He also saw a male nurse standing at Thompson\u2019s bed, his hips aligned with Thompson\u2019s buttocks. Her restraints had also been undone.\nThe male nurse appeared noticeably shaken and his hands trembled nervously as he attempted to push Thompson back into her bed and cover her up. When Dr. Stegmann asked the nurse what was going on, he stated that Thompson had vomited and that he had been cleaning her. Dr. Stegmann, however, did not see or smell any vomit.\nIn addition, the male nurse was not wearing gloves, a precaution usually taken when a nurse cleans a patient or changes a diaper. Dr. Stegmann also saw nothing to indicate that Thompson was being bathed, nor did he see either fresh sheets or a fresh gown in the room.\nAs Dr. Stegmann moved closer to the bed, he saw that the male nurse\u2019s pants zipper was open. At that point, the nurse turned his back to the doctor, moved both his hands to his crotch area, and made a vertical movement. As he did so, Dr. Stegmann heard the sound of a zipper. He also noticed that the nurse appeared to have an erection.\nAfter the male nurse exited the room, Dr. Stegmann identified himself to the 22-year-old woman who suffered from severe brain damage. After placing her hand in his, the woman squeezed his hand tightly. Dr. Stegmann asked her \u201cif everything was okay\u201d and she \u201cshook her head no.\u201d\nThe male nurse was later questioned by an MUSC investigator, Lieutenant Robert Brown. During the questioning, in which he denied any wrongdoing, the male nurse wore a fanny pack. He specifically denied having his pants unzipped when Dr. Stegmann entered the room. He told Lt. Brown that the zipping sound Dr. Stegmann heard was caused by him zipping the fanny pack shut.\nLater, the male nurse, Clair Edgar Luckabaugh, was arrested.\nSuspicious Materials Found\nAfter Clair Luckabaugh was arrested by police, a finance company repossessed his mobile home and had some of its employees box up Luckabaugh\u2019s belongings for storage. One of the employees thought that some of the materials found in Luckabaugh\u2019s mobile home looked suspicious and mentioned it to his supervisor, who made contact with the sheriff\u2019s department.\nSheriff\u2019s deputies, after examining the materials, seized a number of items which were later placed into evidence at Luckabaugh\u2019s trial. These items included certain drugs and medical instruments as well as pages from detective magazines and excerpts from stories that Luckabaugh had himself written.\nNot His First Offense\nAt the age of 14, Clair E. Luckabaugh was incarcerated for attempting to rape a neighbor at gunpoint.\nWhile on furlough from a juvenile facility, he stole female undergarments. Later, he was incarcerated for stealing female undergarments a second time.\nAt 19, Luckabaugh was committed to a state mental hospital for \u201can impulse to cut someone and torture them\u201d.\nAt Luckabaugh\u2019s trial, the jury heard testimony from Edmonde Towner, a deaf, 70-year-old former Swiss Citizen who spoke only French, with her sister, Juliette Cato, translating for her.\nTowner testified that, on May 14, 1994 (a few days before Thompson was admitted as a patient), while she was a patient at MUSC, Luckabaugh came into her hospital room. She stated that, while giving her a shot in the hip, Luckabaugh pulled her panties all the way down.\nShe also testified that the next evening she awoke in her darkened, closed hospital room when she felt the bed shake and someone spread her legs and caress her around her crotch. After she pressed a call button by her bed, the 70-year-old woman saw Luckabaugh leave her room.\nThe woman\u2019s sister and translator, Juliette Cato, also testified in the trial. She stated that on Monday, May 16, 1994, the 70-year-old woman had blood on her hand (due to an improperly inserted IV) and appeared extremely upset when Cato visited with her. She further testified that her sister had told her about a struggle with Luckabaugh, the male nurse, and had referred to him as \u201ca pig\u201d.\nLuckabaugh did not take the stand in his trial, but told the judge prior to sentencing that he was in no way responsible for the attempted assault on the 22-year-old patient suffering from severe brain damage:\nI still maintain my innocence.\nIn her closing arguments, Kate Schmutz, the 9th Circuit Assistant Solicitor who prosecuted the case, read from some of Luckabaugh\u2019s writings and said that he had an obsession with helpless victims:\nHe is past the mere thinking about it and writing about it. He\u2019s actively carrying it out.\nConvicted and Sentenced\nOn January 25, 1996, in less than two hours, a jury of seven women and five men found Clair Edgar Luckabaugh, then 47, guilty of Assault with Intent to Commit Criminal Sexual Conduct in the Third Degree of a comatose patient in his care.\nCircuit Court Judge James E. Lockemy called the crime \u201creprehensible\u201d and stated that he had seen evidence beyond what the jury did, including publications once belonging to Luckabaugh that describe and picture acts of incapacitating and tying up women in order to torture and sexually assault them.\nIt\u2019s amazing, but sad, that you surrounded yourself with all this filth for I don\u2019t know how long. And then you continued (this lifestyle) at the hospital. This is really sad, sir. But I feel really sad for the young lady in the hospital, already beaten as bad as she was and laying there at death\u2019s door \u2014 and you in your depraved human nature inflict more sadness on her.\nJudge Lockemy sentenced Luckabaugh to 10 years, the maximum possible sentence.\nAfter the trial, defense lawyer Jim Smiley said that Luckabaugh refused to accept a plea bargain. \u201cHe could not say \u2018guilty\u2019 to something he was not guilty of,\u201d Smiley stated.\nThe victim\u2019s family praised the solicitor\u2019s office, Kate Schmutz, who prosecuted the case, and MUH Chief Resident Dr. Kris Stegmann.\nLarry Thompson, the victim\u2019s father, said, \u201cIf it were not for Stegmann coming forward, this man might still be out there doing this same thing.\u201d\nThe victim spent 18 months in hospitals and will never fully recover from brain damage caused when she was beaten in the May 1994 robbery at her workplace, according to a newspaper article written shortly after the trial.\nLuckabaugh Appeals\nLater, Luckabaugh appealed the admission of certain evidence in his trial to the Court of Appeals of South Carolina.\nHe first questioned the testimony of the deaf, 70-year-old witness Edmonde Towner. He argued that the trial court should not have allowed her testimony because it was not clear and convincing. Since the defense did not offer up any objections at trial, however, the appeals court stated that \u201cthe issue, therefore, is not preserved for our review\u201d.\nNext, Luckabaugh challenged the trial court\u2019s admission into evidence items that were taken from his trailer home. This evidence consisted of (1) certain drugs and medical instruments taken from his trailer home and the testimony of an expert witness concerning them and (2) pages from detective magazines found in Luckabaugh\u2019s trailer and excerpts from stories Luckabaugh had written.\nIn his brief appealing the admissibility of the evidence, Luckabaugh describes the drugs as those used \u201cto put someone under sedation and then take them out of sedation, [and] maintain them while under sedation\u201d. The medical instruments were described as \u201cmedical implements, such as syringes, vaginal specula, bladder catherers, and enema equipment.\u201d\nDuring Luckabaugh\u2019s trial, the State\u2019s expert witness, Dr. Roger A. Russell, a pathologist and toxicologist, testified that he could not offer up any legitimate reason for a registered nurse to have \u201ca collection like this\u201d in his home. In addition, he noted that he was a physician and did not have any such items in his own home.\nIn his appeal, Luckabaugh also argued that the admissibility of the above-mentioned items as well as his fictional writings and materials from detective magazines caused undue prejudice against him.\nThe exhibits representing his fiction consisted of three excerpts from two stories that he had written. Those stories, as his brief described them, concern \u201cbondage, rape, and enemas performed on unconscious women.\u201d The Court of Appeals of South Carolina stated, \u201cWe would add they do so graphically.\u201d\nThe exhibits from the detective magazine material consisted of:\na cover page on which appears a picture of a nurse preparing to give a child an injection, next to a headline reading \u201cAngel of Death in the Children\u2019s Ward\u201d,\na page on which appeared a photograph of the body of a naked woman tied spread-eagle to a bed, along with the caption \u201cChula Vista sleuths teamed up with Mexican officials to nail the sicko who liked to drug his victims and then have sex with them while they were unconscious \u2022 or dead!\u201d, and\na page on which appeared a photograph of a female homicide victim and the beginning of a story about a male health-care worker who discovers the \u201ccrumpled,\u201d \u201cseminude\u201d body of a woman.\nThe Court of Appeals of South Carolina denied Luckabaugh\u2019s appeal, noting that the evidence was not improperly admitted into evidence, and affirmed the trial court\u2019s rulings.\nNot Curable\nJudge Daniel E. Martin, Sr., convened a commitment hearing after Luckabaugh\u2019s scheduled release. At the hearing, two experts testified for the State, Dr. Brad Clayton and Dr. Donna Schwartz-Watts. Dr. Randolph Waid testified for Luckabaugh.\nDrs. Clayton and Schwartz-Watts conducted a clinical evaluation of Clair Luckabaugh, both concluding that he suffered from sexual sadism, a major mental abnormality, characterized by \u201cpreoccupation with and intrusive problems with thoughts, feelings, fantasies, urges, and behaviors that focus around behavior or thoughts of behavior, about causing harm to others, humiliating, [and] torturing [them].\u201d\nSadism, it is noted, is not curable.\n\u201c\u2026most dangerous person she had evaluated\u2026\u201d\nDr. Schwartz-Watts testified that Luckabaugh wrote numerous, graphic stories involving themes of kidnapping, torture, and murder. She found the themes consistent with sadism, particularly his obsession with having sex with unconscious individuals.\nIn addition, a penile plethysmography \u2014 which tests arousal by measuring blood flow to the penis when the subject is exposed to visual images \u2014 indicated that he was aroused by images of coercive sexual acts.\nDr. Schwartz-Watts opined that Luckabaugh was a high-risk to re-offend and needed extensive inpatient treatment. Additionally, she stated her belief that Luckabaugh was \u201cthe most dangerous person she had evaluated under the [Sexually Violent Predator] Act.\u201d\nDr. Randolph Waid, testifying for Luckabaugh, stated that his diagnosis was essentially the same as Dr. Schwartz-Watts\u2019. He believed that Luckabaugh was a sexual sadist, with at least a moderate risk for \u201cre-event\u201d and in need of aggressive therapy.\nDr. Waid, however, disagreed with Dr. Schwartz-Watts by concluding that Luckabaugh could obtain outpatient treatment.\n\u201c\u2026too violent and gross, even for me.\u201d\nTestifying at the hearing, Luckabaugh refused to accept the diagnosis of sexual sadism. He admitted attempting to publish his writings but stated that he didn\u2019t because \u201cat some point they got too violent and gross, even for me.\u201d Luckabaugh, however, felt that he would not re-offend after growing spiritually in prison and building a mentor relationship with church members.\nLuckabaugh Finally Confesses\nWhile writing this article, I discovered several e-mails that were written by Clair Luckabaugh and sent to a group described as a \u201cPrison Ministry to Sexs Offenders [sic]\u201d. By this time, Luckabaugh had left South Carolina and moved to West Virginia.\nIn some of these messages, Luckabaugh appears to admit guilt in the Mina Thompson sexual assault case. First, on July 31, 2005, he writes: \u201cI was convicted in SC too without evidence. Evidence was bolstered after waiting 19 months before going to trial.\u201d\nThen, on August 11, 2005, he writes: \u201cThere are truly innocent people in prison and I for one was not one of them.\u201d A few days later, on August 15, 2005, he writes: \u201cI am a Registered Sex Offender \u2026 who was guilty of the crime.\u201d\nInformation received and reviewed by Mitchell News seems to indicate that Clair Luckabaugh is the father of Edward Scott Luckabaugh, who is currently incarcerated in the Federal Correctional Institution (FCI) in Loretto, Pennsylvania.\nEdward Luckabaugh was most recently sentenced to 20 years imprisonment for possession of child pornography. A May 2007 document from the United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit reads:\nAfter Edward Luckabaugh pleaded guilty to one count of possessing child pornography, see 18 U.S.C. \u00a7 2252A(a)(5), the probation office prepared a presentence investigation report that discloses a distressing history of sexual behavior directed at very young children. For nearly 20 years the 35-year-old Luckabaugh had been sexually assaulting children; he had raped or molested no fewer than four; his victims were between the ages of five and eight; he committed the present offense while on probation from a 20-year sentence for sexually assaulting a five-year-old girl; he began viewing child pornography \u201cdue to involvement with associates attending his court-ordered sex offender classes\u201d; and he had amassed over 3,200 pornographic photographs of children, including images of infants and bound and blindfolded toddlers. Based on his conduct and two prior state convictions for sexual assault of a child, the probation office calculated a guidelines range of 168 to 210 months\u2019 imprisonment and advised that Luckabaugh was subject to a statutory maximum of 240 months. Luckabaugh did not object to the information contained in the presentence report but instead argued for a sentence at the low end of the guidelines range based primarily on his family history of sexual abuse. The district court rejected his argument and sentenced Luckabaugh to the statutory maximum term of imprisonment, supervised release for life, a $ 1,000 fine, and a $ 100 special assessment.\nThe apple, as they say, apparently doesn\u2019t fall far from the tree.\nA Ministry is Born\nThe Vision of Hope Prison Ministry \u201cwas founded behind the walls and fences of two prisons\u201d, according to its web site. Clair Luckabaugh and his son apparently found Jesus while incarcerated in prisons in two different states, although it\u2019s not clear exactly what the Son of God was locked up for.\nOn various web pages about the ministry, Clair Luckabaugh is identified as the \u201cCo-founder\u201d, \u201cDirector\u201d, and \u201cCEO\u201d. The ministry, as best can be determined, appears to \u201cspecialize\u201d in ministering to incarcerated sex offenders.\nA web page for the ministry on the International Network of Prison Ministries web site states that Luckabaugh\u2019s ministry now operates \u201cas a 501(c) 3 Non-Profit Organization\u201d, meaning that it is tax-exempt under federal law. A search of IRS records for tax-exempt organizations of the same name with an address in Mitchell, Indiana, however, does not return any results, leaving one to wonder if, legally, the ministry is on the \u201cup-and-up\u201d.\nAccording to its own web site, the Vision of Hope Prison Ministry is located at 13 Lakeside Estates on the north side of Mitchell, Indiana. According to the Indiana Sex and Violent Offender Registry, this is the address that Clair Luckabaugh resides at, presumably with his wife Junice, whom he married June 11, 2009. The registry lists 15 other offenders, in addition to Luckabaugh, as residing in Mitchell.\nI spoke with some people I know who live in that area and asked if they were aware of the details of Mr. Luckabaugh\u2019s past. Not surprisingly, none were. 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        "raw_content": "NOTICES - 27/10/2009 <--Prev : Next-->\nHAPPY 100TH BIRTHDAY MRS IBBY FROM ALL AT EDITH DULY NURSNG HOME\nCongratulations to Mrs Ibbotson on the Occasion of her 100th Birthday on 3rd November 2009\nBorn Margaret Edna Pattinson on 03-11-1909, in Thornly, Walsingham, County Durham, UK.She is known to some people as Pat - a leftover from her school days, - but her favoured name is \"Ibby\", or Mrs Ibby. She is an only child and she was brought up on a farm, run by her Mother as her Father worked in the coal mines. After school hours she had chores to do on the farm, and on leaving school she taught needlework.\nShe can't remember now the exact date she came out to live in Africa but it was on a boat trip back to the UK on holiday in 1939 that she met her husband -to-be, the Reverend Percy Ibbotson.After a whirlwind romance of only a couple of months, during which time she hardly saw Percy as they were both holidaying with their families in different parts of the country, Percy proposed to her by letter.....she accepted! He sailed back to Cape Town on an earlier boat as he had missionary business to attend to, but he made arrangements for their wedding to take place the day after she was due back by ship. However she had developed dreadful toothache and refused to be married until the tooth had been attended to! They were married the day after the planned date and spent a month in Cape Town with missionary friends before returning to Bulawayo.\nThey had one son, Anthony, who was the light of Ibby's life. He grew up and went to school in Bulawayo, before moving to Paris and getting a PhD in french from the Sorbonne. He eventually moved to Canada and Ibby enjoyed traveling to spend many holidays with him and his friends before he died at a relatively young age.\nPercy served in the Government of the Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland, and was the Minister of Native Affairs as it was then. He died shortly after that. Although Ibby taught needlework and handcrafts at the Percy Ibbotson Home in Luveve, opened by her husband, it was \"for free and for nothing\". On his death she needed to earn her living so she moved to the world of Commerce , working for many years at Iscor, then IMF Machinery Company.She supported herself for more than 50 years.\nIbby is a very strong and independent lady even now, and she owes her longevity to an active mind and great fitness of body.She gets very impatient with herself when she forgets things and refuses to believe that it could be a sign of old age !! She travelled overseas every year well into her late eighties and loves to talk to people with a like interest.She can relate the most interesting stories about her travels around the world - her proudest holiday being the one she won in a radio competition here in Bulawayo! She loved walking (as she did to school and back as a child) and kept herself fit by walking from her flat in the then Borrow Street up to the Public Library in Fort Street, to Haddon and Sly to do her grocery shopping, to the hairdresser in the Monte Carlo Centre, to her doctors and dentist.When she moved into Queen Mary Home just a few years ago she would walk to Solomons Supermarket and also back from the City Hall carpark. That had to be stopped because of concern for her safety so she took to walking around the perimeter of \"the firm\" as she called Queen Mary, three or four circuits at a time.She still sits ramrod straight in her chair, as taught her by her mother, and is very proud of this accomplishment. A truly remarkable old lady whom it has been our privilege to know, and we congratulate her on this amazing achievement of reaching her 100th Birthday.\nIf anyone would like to send Mrs Ibby a message of congratulations this week we would be happy to print them out and give them to her, along with her card from the Queen, on her birthday next Tuesday 3rd November. Thank you.\nVal email colvale @ gatorzw.co.uk\nClare email ccampbell @ gatorzw.com",
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(1831)\nOf the Principal Causes That Make Religion Powerful in AmericapCare that the Americans have taken to separate Church and State.\u2014Laws, public opinion, the efforts of priests themselves, work toward this result.\u2014To this cause must be attributed the power that religion exercises on souls in the United States.\u2014Why.\u2014What is today the natural state of man in the matter of religion.\u2014What particular and accidental cause, in certain countries, works against men conforming to this state.\nTo find it out, I asked the faithful of all communions; I sought, above all, the company of priests who are the keepers of the different faiths and who have a personal interest in their continued existence. The religion I profess brought me particularly close to the Catholic clergy, and I did not delay in striking up a sort of intimacy with several of its members.t To each of them I expressed my astonishment and revealed my doubts. I found that all of these men differed among themselves only on the details; but all attributed the peaceful dominion that religion exercises in their country principally to the complete separation of Church and State. I am not afraid to assert that, during my visit in America, I did not meet a single man, priest or laymen, who did not agree on this point.\nThis led me to examine more attentively than I had done until then the position that American priests occupy in political society. I realized with surprise that they fill no public position.4 I did not see a single one of them in the administration, and I discovered that they were not even represented within the assemblies.\nThese facts succeeded in proving to me that I had been told the truth. Then I wanted to go back from facts to causes. I asked myself how it could happen that by diminishing the apparent strength of a religion, you came to increase its true power, and I believed that it was not impossible to find out.\nI know that there are times when religion can add to this influence, which is its own, the artificial power of laws and the support of the physical powers that lead society. We have seen religions, intimately united with the governments of the earth, dominate souls by terror and by faith at the same time; but when a religion contracts such an alliance, I am not afraid to say, it acts as a man could: it sacrifices the future with the present in mind, and by obtaining a power that is not its due, it puts its legitimate power at risk.\nAs long as a religion finds its strength in the sentiments, the instincts, the passions that are reproduced in the same way in all periods of history, it defies the effort of time, or at least it can be destroyed only by another religion. [Political powers can do nothing against it.] But when religion wants to rely on the interests of this world, it becomes almost as fragile as all the powers of the earth. Alone, religion can hope for immortality; tied to ephemeral powers, it follows their fortune, and often falls with the passions of the day that sustain those powers.\nIf the Americans, who change the head of State every four years, who every two years choose new legislators, and replace provincial administrators every year; if the Americans, who have delivered the political world to the experiments of innovators, had not placed their religion somewhere outside of the political world, to what could they cling in the ebb and flow of human opinions? Amid the struggle of parties, where would the respect be that religion is due? 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        "raw_content": "Prove arbitrary sum of odd cubes:\n1 Post By Antoniomathgini\nAntoniomathgini\nI am currently studying a textbook that asks me to use the fact that:\n$\\displaystyle 1^3 + 2^3 + ... + n^3 = (n(n+1) /2)^2$\nin order to prove that:\n$\\displaystyle 1^3 + 3^3 + ... + (2n+1)^3 = (n+1)^2(2n^2+4n+1)$\nThe book says to do this WITHOUT using mathematical induction.\nCan you figure out the sum of cubes of the EVEN numbers first?\n$$2^3 + 4^3 + .... + (2n)^3 = 2^3(1^3 + 2^3 + ... + n^3)$$\nGo from there.\nThanks from greg1313 and Antoniomathgini\nAh, thank you that put me on the right track! Should I post the proof?\nIf you want us to check it, sure.\nI'll post to make sure and to help others with a similar problem:\nIf we combine the following 2 arbitrary sums like so:\nS1 = 1^3 + 3^3 + 5^3 +...+(2n+1)^3\n$\\displaystyle + $\nS2 = 2^3 + 4^3 + 6^3 +...+(2n)^3\nWe can see that term by term they will result in the following sum:\nS3 = 1^3 + 2^3 +...+ (2n)^3 + (2n+1)^3\nIn order to find $\\displaystyle S1$, we will do:\n$\\displaystyle S1 = S3 - S2$\nfor which the formulas are already known:\n$\\displaystyle S1 = (2n+1)(2n+2)/2)^2 - 2n^2(n+1)^2$\n$\\displaystyle S1 = (2n+1)^2(n+1)^2 - 2n^2(n+1)^2$\n$\\displaystyle S1= (n+1)^2((2n+1)^2 - 2n^2)$\n$\\displaystyle S1= (n+1)^2(4n^2+4n+1-2n^2)$\n$\\displaystyle S1 = 1^3 + 3^3 + 5^3 +...+ (2n+1)^3 = (n+1)^3(2n^2+4n +1)$\nLast edited by greg1313; July 23rd, 2017 at 05:19 PM.\nMistake at the end that I can't edit for some reason.\nIt should be $\\displaystyle S1 = (n+1)^2(2n^2 + 4n +1)$.\nAlso, treat the random '$\\displaystyle a$'s as if they were '$\\displaystyle n$'s.\nI've edited your post.\nThanks from Antoniomathgini\narbitrary, cubes, odd, prove, sum\n\u00ab Few questions about LCM and GCF in algebraic expressions , equations ? | Exponent simplification help needed \u00bb\nHow many cubes? shunya Elementary Math 3 October 26th, 2015 08:28 AM\nRotation about an arbitrary axis zak100 Geometry 0 February 25th, 2015 09:14 PM\n5 cubes caters Probability and Statistics 3 May 9th, 2014 11:43 PM\nThe Sum of Cubes ruit Algebra 4 September 1st, 2008 07:32 PM\nSum of cubes andy Algebra 6 August 2nd, 2007 04:44 PM",
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        "raw_content": "Piracy & the Christmas Spirit\nToday we discuss the Christmas Spirit, notably the spirit of giving, of fairness, respect, responsibility and honesty. How many of us are involved in a creative process in some way? All of us, if we give it some thought. You could be an artist creating works to an office worker who comes up with a new way of doing things. Many people spend a lot, if not all of their lives creatively and productively and derive their income from it also. So how do we feel when somebody steals that thing we created, or passes it off as their own, or sells it to someone else and we receive nothing? I would suggest that at least 75% of the onsite visits I do people are using music downloading software like Limewire, Frostwire and other bitTorrent related programs to illegally download music and movies. It has become so a part of what we ( and especially our kids) do that many of us don\u2019t even consider that not only is it illegal, but the people who create this art are receiving nothing for it. Could we be in the same room with them, look them in the eye and justify what we and our children are doing with their art? Are we being fair, loving, honest, responsible \u2013 all the values we all aspire to and want to instil in our kids? It might be time to re-assess what we are teaching. Music is cheap now, under $2 a song and under $16 an album in stores like iTunes. My New Years resolution is to buy all the music, software and movies I want to own \u2013 how about you?",
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        "raw_content": "Workforce: May 2010 Archives\nLockheed weighs layoffs, other cuts for Orion program\", Denver Post\n\"Lockheed Martin officials have begun looking throughout the Orion crew-capsule program for savings that can be used to cover possible contract termination costs. Those savings could include layoffs of some of the 600 to 650 Lockheed employees in Colorado who are working on the NASA spacecraft.\"\nSave the space program, HBJ readers say, Houston Business Journal\n\"Houstonians are protective of the region's NASA jobs, according to responses to the latest BusinessPulse survey. 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Since last April, a total of 1,500 workers have been let go.\"\nBishop asks NASA: Will changes be safer for astronauts?, Standard-Examiner\n\"In a U.S. House hearing on Capitol Hill, Rep. Rob Bishop, R-Utah, held a photo of an unidentified Utah worker who lost his job last week at ATK, one of the contractors for the Constellation program. \"I hope I can tell him he lost his job because the government was going to save money or come up with a program that was safer for astronauts ... not because we are choosing winners or losers in the free market,\" said Bishop at a hearing of the House Committee on Science and Technology.\"\nNASA Spacebook Upgrades Are Online\nMajor NASA Spacebook Upgrades Now Live\n\"What is Happening: NASA Spacebook (https://nasaspacebook.nasa.gov) has a new look and simplified navigation to make collaboration easier. These latest changes just went live. For those that responded to our email on April 26, thank you. This notice is to inform you of a major upgrade that includes enhancements based on user feedback. We want to hear what you think about these latest enhancements! Please take a moment to fill out this short survey so we can continue to enhance the site to meet your needs: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/nasa_spacebook.\"\nThe Cape Week in Review by the Cape Insider\nBy Jason Rhian on May 17, 2010 8:17 AM.\nThe Cape Canaveral and Kennedy Space Center (KSC) area was a hive of activity this week. The space shuttle Atlantis roared off the launch pad on its final mission, STS-132. Over at the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex it was announced that the final frontier will beam down in the form of a live stage show. It was also revealed this week that come this September, Brevard County in general and KSC in particular will be playing host to robots in disguise!\nContinue reading The Cape Week in Review by the Cape Insider.\nThis past week at Cape Canaveral saw the passing of a space legend, the build up to one of the final shuttle launches and efforts to stem the flow of highly-technical space jobs away from the area.\nIt also saw private space company SpaceX striving to meet the launch criteria for its Falcon 9 rocket.\nRedstone Explosion Turns Fatal\n2 dead after explosion at Ala. Army base, AP\n\"Two contract workers died after being injured in an explosion while removing a propellant from rockets at Redstone Arsenal, where the Army conducts missile and weapons research. The public affairs office at the post in Huntsville said the two died Wednesday night after being flown to the burn unit at UAB Hospital in Birmingham. Base officials said Thursday the names of the workers would be released later. Both worked for a Redstone contractor, Amtech Corp., and were injured in an explosion at 8:45 a.m. Wednesday while removing ammonium perchlorate from rockets at a test site. The Army described the chemical as an oxidizer used in solid rocket propellant.\"\nNASA Scores Very Well in Open Government Rating\nOpen Government Advocates Grade Federal Agency Openness Plans, OMB Watch\n\"Overall, most agencies scored at 70 percent of total points or higher. Fewer than half of all agencies received 80 percent or higher. The top three agencies, which scored above 100 percent, were the National Aeronautic and Space Administration (NASA), the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). It should be noted that no agency achieved 100 percent compliance with the OGD criteria, as can be seen in the agencies' basic scores (scores that did not include any bonus points). Those agencies that scored over 100 percent overcame minor point deductions by earning bonus points.\"\nOpen Government Plans Evaluations Available -- Find Wide Variations in Plans, OpenThe Government\n\"No plan fulfilled all of the requirements of the OGD, but eight agencies created plans that stand out for their overall strength: NASA, the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the Office of Personnel Management (OPM), the Department of Transportation (DOT), the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC), and the Department of Labor(DOL). Of the top tier plans, NASA, HUD and EPA stand out for presenting model plans.\"\nTask Force on Space Industry Workforce and Economic Development\nNew White House task force on NASA to focus on job loss, The Hill\n\"President Barack Obama is commissioning a new task force to address any job loss caused by the White House's proposed end to NASA's manned space-flight program. In a memo released late Monday, the president appointed Commerce Secretary Gary Locke and NASA Administrator Charles Bolden as co-chairs of the Task Force on Space Industry Workforce and Economic Development.\"\nRep. Posey's Statement on Space Workforce Transition Memo\n\"In his memo, the President blames the previous Administration for eliminating thousands of high skilled jobs and outsourcing them to Russia, but makes no mention of his decision to cancel Constellation after $9 billion in investments and a successful test launch. At some point the President needs to take responsibility for his own Administration's decision to widen the space gap and cede America's leadership in space, which is the modern day military high ground. I am disappointed to see the memo repeat the disingenuous claim we keep hearing that NASA will get a $6 billion increase, when in reality the Administration's own budget numbers would gut the Exploration account by $5.7 billion, which is where the money needs to be spent for human space flight.\"\nNo Hot Meals at GSFC\nKeith's note: The following is being circulated internally at GSFC: \"The cafeterias in buildings 1 and 21, as well as the Cafe in building 34, are closed until further notice. These closings are based on the cafeteria contractors failure to pass their most recent food safety inspections. If you have any questions, please contact GSFC's Industrial Hygiene Office on 6-2498. Every effort will be made to address the necessary actions quickly in order that the cafeterias can be re-opened, but only after they pass the necessary safety inspections. Center management is taking this situation very seriously and will not consider reopening the cafeterias until they are confident that all of the issues have been addressed, actions have been completed and a re-inspection confirms that the facilities are ready to safely operate. In addition, both near and long-term enhancements to the operation of these facilities are being explored.Updates on the status of the facilities will be provided as soon they become available.\"\n\u00ab Workforce: April 2010 | Blog Home | Archives | Workforce: June 2010 \u00bb\nThis page is an archive of entries in the Workforce category from May 2010.\nWorkforce: April 2010 is the previous archive.\nWorkforce: June 2010 is the next archive.",
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        "raw_content": "First time surfing?\nWhere can I find the latest version of the most popular web browsers?\nWhat are some Antivirus Vendors?\nWhat are signs my computer might be infected with a virus?\nWhat is hypertext and hypermedia?\nWhat about sound files retrieved from the Internet?\nHow do I search the Internet?\nThe Internet is the global network of computers that communicate using a common language. When you connect to your local Internet Service Provider(ISP) via cable, dsl or local dial-up you are connected to the Internet. No one owns or controls the Internet, but it is connected in such a way that makes it function like one big network.\nThe World Wide Web is a term used to describe all of the information and multimedia content available on the Internet. To access this information, you use an application called a web browser--examples include the Microsoft Edge and Google Chrome. 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        "raw_content": "\u201cWORDS,\u2026OF,\u2026WISDOM\u201d / VOLUME VI\nTo forgive those, whom you have also defeated,\u2026is truly a Triumphant-Victory!... To forgive, supposes always,\u2026a bit of forgetting. With consent, we (The Faithful-Believers); have learned to forgive, knowing well that,\u2026there is no sin: no matter how grandiose, that doesn\u2019t display its own,\u2026limit.\nPoverty, seems most attracted to those minds,\u2026who; favor it. The same is true, of those minds,\u2026who; handle money, with a deliberate preparedness,\u2026all within: the margins of the law. Yes, folks,\u2026.poverty; make some people, most humble,\u2026while yet, others: become very corrupt, and filled with ill-gotten-gains!...\nAs for the rich, who do not know,\u2026how to spend well, their money; these very same, suffer from an incurable,\u2026poverty. They are, (\u201cPoor-in-Spirit\u201d). If you, (dear-reader and friends), have ever truly,\u2026been poor; then you shall continue, being most humble in all that is,\u2026intimate: to you. Yes, humble we shall remain, (The Followers of Jesus); in the depths of our hearts, and the inner-most portions,\u2026of our souls!...\nThis is most true of us, both in this present-life,\u2026as it shall be; in the here-after. To our shame, is the inability to eradicate,\u2026poverty; by working ourselves out-of-it. Misery, often forces a man and/or woman,\u2026into relationships; with strange and unknown company. Let us all, remember always that,\u2026the Son-of-God, Christ-Jesus; calls us all, to help those,\u2026most: who are the, \u201cPoor-in-Spirit\u201d\u2026 And, (Not) those who merely, are the poor-in-pocket!...\nThe result, of women\u2019s honesty,\u2026is best summarized, often times; as being nothing short of, the Love for a good-reputation,\u2026resulting at the end; in an enlarged inner-tranquility. May we never forget, that they are mankind\u2019s,\u2026better-half; yes, woman,\u2026a free and precious-gift: from Almighty-God!...\nI pray that, you men learn most,\u2026the purity, of a woman\u2019s-purpose; that of being, well determined to demonstrate,\u2026the Love-of-God: which indwells in the spirit, of these tender creatures,\u2026of our Creator!... Yes, men,\u2026Love your women; well. Or, someone else,\u2026may Love them; for you. Tend to your Paradise-Garden, or you may find,\u2026someone else; watering your precious-rose!...\nMost fortunate, is he or she who possesses,\u2026memories; that only further strengthens, their inner-spirit. Let us carry our memories, into this intimate place of solitude, (not to be mistaken, as isolation); let us once there, profoundly petition and plead,\u2026to Heaven, itself: for more severe Justice!...\nAnd, in closing,\u2026just remember that; to own a memory, involves an inner-tranquility,\u2026for recollecting past events; and/or the necessary valor, to exercise the forgetting,\u2026of them!... Amen.\n\u201cTHESE-AREN\u2019T,\u2026PRIMITIVE-PRINCIPLES!\u201d\u2026\nMay we all, learn to put-off,\u2026our old-self; which belongs to our former manner-of-life, and is proven most corrupt,\u2026through our deceitful-desires!...(see, Ephesians 4:22).\nLet us not give opportunity, to this devil\u2026(verse, 27). Strive in becoming imitators of Almighty-God, as His adopted and beloved children\u2026(read, Ephesians 5:1). And, walk in Love,\u2026as His Son; Loves us, (who Faithfully-Follow-Him). For, this is truly a fragrant offering,\u2026to our God and Father-in-Heaven!...(verse, 2).\nFor those, who have been erroneously taught,\u2026to believe that; Father and Son, are the same person,\u2026please reflect on this one fact; we annul and make completely void, the lasting value of the Son\u2019s own Sacrifices,\u2026when we merge; these two entities, making them as one in the same,\u2026person!...\nNotice well, dear-reader and friends,\u2026of yet, another; fine example of our apostle Paul\u2019s knowing that, in this promised Kingdom at hand,\u2026we have the opportunity; of becoming joint-heirs, with the very Son-of-God!...(Jesus-of-Nazareth). But, realize that this mentioned Kingdom,\u2026is of Christ-Jesus; (\u201cAND\u201d), also of our living-God!...(Jehovah and/or Yahweh, His Excellent-Name).\nFolks, clearly we have two separate entities,\u2026here; being spoken of. Yes, friends,\u2026Jesus; has been assigned, appointed, invoked, empowered, commissioned, ordained and exalted,\u2026to the position of King: He shall preside over David\u2019s-Throne, ruling over God\u2019s chosen remnant people,\u2026in His Father\u2019s-Kingdom!...\nWhereas, currently,\u2026today; Jesus stands firmly, at His Father\u2019s right-hand. It was, His recompense,\u2026for this exemplary; Obedience!... Jesus, is (Not) on God\u2019s own Throne!... There\u2019s room only, for \u201cONE-MOST-HIGH-GOD!\u201d\u2026\nThat\u2019s right, there\u2019s none other like our Creator!... And, His,\u2026is the Holiest; of all Thrones!... Let us remember, that indeed there are many powers and principalities,\u2026in high-heavenly-places; of which the Son, has been assigned complete Authority,\u2026over all of them.\nYes, the very keys to our New-Heaven and our New-Earth,\u2026has been bestowed; unto Jesus-of-Nazareth!... All of it, done as a direct result of Jesus\u2019,\u2026exemplary Obedience; in fulfilling His Father\u2019s will. Humanity\u2019s pompous-principles, has complicated the otherwise,\u2026simplicity; of Christ-Jesus\u2019 teachings!...\nDo we not, have Ambassadors who represent,\u2026their native lands?... Do they not, mirror and reflect their ruling factions,\u2026and ideas; and governing terms?... And, if done well,\u2026do these very same individuals; not advocate for their country\u2019s-cause?...\nWell, then,\u2026the same is true; of Father and Son!... Jesus, represents His Father\u2019s-Governing-Body!... And, only a direct descendant,\u2026yes; Seed of God\u2019s own Seed, would ultimately suffice in meeting our Creator\u2019s own,\u2026criteria!...\nLet\u2019s not deny, God\u2019s own set-forth terms,\u2026regarding; mankind\u2019s own, eternal-tomorrow. God, is Spirit!... And, spirit holds no blood (as we humans, have blood running thru our veins). Jesus, was a Man,\u2026who shed; His own blameless-blood, for the remission of our sins,\u2026sent by: His God and Father-in-Heaven!...\nWere, Jesus to be God,\u2026then mankind; actually crucified their Creator!... Come-on folks, wake-up from your spiritual-stupor!... God, has no need of dying for us. Nor, would His Supreme-Holiness,\u2026ever permit Him; to set foot on this putrid-planet. No, sir!...\nWe could never, even come close to being in the, (de-facto),\u2026presence; of Almighty-God!... And, live to tell about it. This is why, God has always reached-out to fallen and defiled,\u2026humanity; by means of mediators, prophets-of-old, advocates and spokespersons,\u2026and finally, even: (\u201cby, in and thru\u201d), His only begotten Son!...\nRemember, no one can see God,\u2026and live; to tell about it. This is most Biblical\u2026(see, Exodus 30:2). Symbolically, God has always displayed Himself,\u2026as pillars-of-fire; as descending and ascending clouds, as well as,\u2026in the form of: burning-bushes.\nYes, folks,\u2026there\u2019s a really big-difference; between spiritual-symbolism and mankind\u2019s own sarcastic, interpretations\u2026Amen.\nPost by izzyfalcon \u00bb Fri Mar 17, 2017 11:35 am\nDear reader and friends!...\nI am an author who enjoys writing,...\"Spiritual-Fiction\".\nBut, with a very realistic,...\"Core-Message!\"....\nSome of my story telling, may not necessarily relate,...to any real life occurrences; but rest assured that,...the Subject-Matter; does pertain to every day events. Be them past, present,...and/or yet, future!....\nI shall continue to write, in this Wonderful medium,...as long as; our Lord wills it. My hope and prayer, is of being able,...to reach-out; to the hearts, and compassion,...of you: wonderful people!....\nA writer's effectiveness, lies in the responses,...of his or her readers!.... The Proof, is in the pudding (so-to-speak)!... Please continue to pray, for all of those, whose hearts are well-founded, in our Father's Findings!.... As well, for all of those,...who are still; the undecided.\nFriends, there you will find several hundred pages of poems, prayers and Christian devotionals for your reading pleasure. Should you find any added value to my writings, please share them with family and friends. God Bless You!... Amen.\n\u201cWORDS,\u2026OF,\u2026WISDOM!\u201d\u2026 / VOLUME VII\nIn this present-age, men and women alike,\u2026are being paid; not necessarily for what they know, but instead,\u2026for what they are doing: or are induced to do, unto others. And, these Worldly recompenses,\u2026are as degrading, to mankind; as is their, ultimate consequences. Our Faith, is rooted most,\u2026within our hearts; and not always, is it to be found,\u2026on our knees!...\nThose who profess to Love God, simply because they fear Him,\u2026would also Love, the Devil; for the same reason, were this Dark-One,\u2026to make his presence known: to these I speak of. For those, who claim to be completely satisfied with their Faith,\u2026I say; that these very same, are of true,\u2026little-Faith!... For, wisdom tells us that,\u2026there\u2019s always; plenty of room, for growth!...\nThose, who retain a larger Faith,\u2026are typically; those who are the impoverished, and remain in constant,\u2026dangers. Many are those, who liken their gods to be,\u2026more in appearance; to themselves. What is most evident, is that my personal God (Jehovah and/or Yahweh, His Precious and Holy-Name); is One who insist on remaining, invisible to our naked-eye!...\nThose, who only practice virtues,\u2026solely to conquer, great reputations; are extremely close to falling, in various vices. And, yet,\u2026many are those; who also take great care, of their personal reputations,\u2026though neglecting: their own conscience. Anyone who possesses much, and is able to do good,\u2026unto others; this to me, defines richness!...\nThose who are fortunate enough, to possess riches,\u2026are lucky; not only in having their possessions, but also in having the opportunity to spend this wealth,\u2026well; adversely negating the opinions, of the general populous,\u2026that \u201cwanting-to-be-rich\u201d: is the popular opinion, only of the impoverished. Heavy pockets, tend to make light,\u2026of our weary-hearts!...\nWhat is, wealth?... Answer: Nothing, if it is not spent,\u2026and much less; if it is, ill-spent. Great are those, who serve others,\u2026in clay pots; as if they were made, of silver. But, inferior is he or she,\u2026who; serves others, in silver-platters,\u2026as if: they were made, of clay!...\nPost by izzyfalcon \u00bb Fri Mar 17, 2017 12:24 pm\nexpect our Supreme-Being to continue His blessings, regarding our newly found encounter...Nothing is by chance, and in due time; we shall reap the worthiness, of our meeting...Amen.\nwe are obligated, with the task of sharing, once we recognize with the passing of time, that gifted indeed, we stand. Nothing is ours, to really claim; we are on borrowed time, itself... And true maturing, is the not only determining how to use this borrowed time, but how (Not) to mishandle its fragile, preciousness...thank you, for taking this brief moment, to receive me so well.\n\u201cROARING-LIONS,\u2026LURKING-ABOUT!\u201d\u2026\nFriends, let no one deceive you,\u2026with empty-words; because of these truths,\u2026the very wrath of Almighty-God; comes upon the sons and daughters, of disobedience\u2026(see, Ephesians 5:6).\nTherefore, do not become partners with those who,\u2026believe, \u201cdoctrines-of-devils\u201d; like the centuries old,\u2026Trinity-Doctrine!...(verse, 7).\nTry your best, to always spiritually discern the real-truth,\u2026which is; most pleasing to our living-God!...(Jehovah and/or Yahweh, His Glorious-Name)\u2026 And, no,\u2026friends; I\u2019m not a Jehovah\u2019s-Witness, just because I insist in claiming our Maker\u2019s Name,\u2026within all of my writings\u2026(verse, 10).\nTake no part, in these unfruitful works,\u2026of darkness; but, instead,\u2026expose them: as I do, with my passages\u2026(verse, 11). Look at the Catholic-Church, as a fine example of what I\u2019m talking about. And, let\u2019s not forget its many,\u2026\u201dknock-off\u201d,\u2026branches and/or versions; thereof. Is it not shameful, even to speak of the things,\u2026that they do; in secret?...(verse, 12). All who teach, that there is a \u201cTriune-God\u201d,\u2026stand condemned; because of their puffed-up principles and haughty-hearts!...\nThese perverse-principles, are today being exposed in the very light,\u2026of God\u2019s-Word!... Just when we think, that the dust has settled,\u2026someone else; springs-forth, yelling rape. Indeed, we all continue to be,\u2026raped; of our own, righteous-ruling!... Why, do you suppose that these atrocities are occurring,\u2026more and more, each day; right inside these supposed Temples, Churches, Synagogues and Chapels?... It\u2019s because the Holy-Spirit\u2019s own presence, is lacking.\nYes, these very same are worshiping in vain-glory\u2026 We are the Temple, and the Spirit,\u2026either indwells in us; or it doesn\u2019t\u2026 These buildings, function as shells for gathering, for congregating,\u2026for camaraderie; but little (if any) true worship, is occurring. And, even so,\u2026they are reverencing; a living-God, who does (Not) hear their cries,\u2026because: of their false-teachings and beliefs\u2026\nYes, man-made traditions and rituals,\u2026make void; the written Word-of-God!... Amen. When will you, freely pick-up the Book called the Bible,\u2026and begin; to question, research, knock, ask and seek,\u2026real-truth?... We cannot claim to be Christian, and not be at least well-founded and learned,\u2026with the Bible\u2019s own; context!... Amen.\nRavenous-wolves in sheep\u2019s-clothing, are the world\u2019s clergy. All, pretending to usher us into,\u2026the Son\u2019s-Sheepfold; when in fact, all the contrary is most true. Behind, their pompous-pulpits,\u2026they stand firmly; exercising a, (\u201cHolier-than-Thou\u201d),\u2026attitude. These spiritual-leaders of today, are devouring millions,\u2026like; (\u201cROARING-LIONS,\u2026LURKING-ABOUT\u201d)!... Amen.\n\u201cWORDS,\u2026OF,\u2026WISDOM!\u201d / VOLUME VIII\nMuch like the bit, that controls a horse,\u2026by its mouth; so does Wisdom, serve as a bit,\u2026to refrain the mouths: of our modern-day youth. It consoles the elderly, and wisdom serves as true-riches,\u2026to all who are \u201cPoor-in-Spirit!\u201d\u2026 But, to the extremely-rich,\u2026it tends to only serve; as an ornate object, decorating,\u2026and masquerading their false-facades: and faces!...\nAll those who know little, find themselves always demonstrating from all angles,\u2026what little; they truly know. In every occasion, these very same,\u2026without waiting, for a true opportunity; insist on sharing, their supposed scarce-news. It\u2019s not enough, to acquire Wisdom,\u2026its most precious; to also, use it. To your total and complete advantage, it shall be,\u2026to attain a few precepts; regarding Wisdom and to constantly keep them,\u2026at hand: so you can serve,\u2026others, in earnest!...\nOnly the truly wise, will be found always,\u2026searching; for Wisdom!... It is the dumb-founded, who believe themselves to have already,\u2026possessed it. Our health and intellectual capabilities, are two benefits in this present-age. Some secrets, we keep to ourselves,\u2026because; of their most delicate nature. Fools, are those who have no intent,\u2026of; safeguarding their secrets!...\nHe or she, who reveals the secrets of others,\u2026is considered, a traitor; he or she, who reveals their own secrets,\u2026is: an imbecile. It\u2019s always best, to keep your silence,\u2026and hence-forth; keep others at bay, wondering about your level of true-knowledge,\u2026than to, otherwise; speak liberally, and ultimately reveal your stupidity,\u2026removing, completely: your opponents doubts!...\nThe spoken word, has made mankind superior,\u2026to the animal kingdom; in keeping our silence, we become superior,\u2026even: unto ourselves. The fortunate ones, in this present-age,\u2026are those; who can teach others, to keep their silence,\u2026like: a cherished treasure. Let us all remember, that Jesus-of-Nazareth,\u2026remain silent, impeccably; when He was being erroneously accused, the most!...\nThose, whom have never shed tears in solitude,\u2026have never really known; what it is, to feel sour-sentiments. Please know, that isolation from others,\u2026is the optimum, egotistical and supreme; inner-pain, of a hurting soul. We may very well, come and go from various stages of solitude,\u2026in our personal lives; but, please refrain from ever,\u2026isolating yourself: from this real-world!...\nAlthough, to flee from others,\u2026doesn\u2019t necessarily mean; to hate them, (let\u2019s remember always that Jesus, asked us to set ourselves apart, from the things of this present-life); it simply depicts, the advantage of inner-reflection,\u2026with your Creator: and His only begotten Son!...\nOnly those, who have suffered much,\u2026can really aspire; to reach greater-heights. The capacity to suffer, permits our spirit,\u2026a permanent and infinite connection; with the demands, of our Supreme-Being!... Only degenerate souls, are those who believe in superstitions,\u2026much like those; who give way, into their hearts,\u2026to topics like: religion, staining ultimately the corners,\u2026of Christ\u2019s-Cause!... Amen.\n\u201cTHIS-CONCERNS,\u2026ONLY-A-FEW\u201d\u2026\nAlthough death is a taboo subject in our society, one we do our best to avoid,\u2026it just; won\u2019t go away. The spirituality of the New-Age, has tried to transmute it,\u2026by seducing us, with promises of reincarnation; astral projection and soul travel. But, all the talk of cosmic energy,\u2026and psychic adventure; cannot change the unalterable. \u201cMankind is destined to die once, and after that,\u2026to face judgment!\u201d\u2026(please see, Hebrews 9:27).\nFascination with life after death, has led some to the most amazing,\u2026and dangerous; sources of information. Near-death experiences, ascended masters, spirit guides,\u2026and charlatans; provide pseudo-facts for one cultural stream, while humanists, naturalists,\u2026and many philosophers; debunk the rationality of life, after death. But, the only reliable source of information,\u2026comes from our Lord-of-Life; the Death-Conqueror. By His resurrection, He proved His authority. In His teaching, He gives us,\u2026certainty!...\nOne of His most important lessons, is given in the form of a parable,\u2026the story of the rich man and Lazarus; where He pulls aside the curtain and gives us insight, into ultimate reality\u2026(please read, Luke 16:19-31). Only a fool, fails to plan ahead,\u2026for the inevitable. Fools, are not always evident,\u2026as such. There\u2019s something both enticing and deceiving, about living in prosperity. We can shelter ourselves, from the darker realities of this present life,\u2026and busy ourselves; so that we suppress, all these disturbing questions!...\nWe have become used, to homeless people living in cardboard boxes,\u2026outside buildings; containing luxurious apartments. Abject poverty exists, side-by-side with vulgar displays,\u2026of wealth. Lazarus was a beggar. His name was a lofty one, based on the Hebrew name,\u2026\u201dEleazar\u201d; which means \u201cGod is my helper.\u201d But, his situation was pitiful. He was physically ill. The expression, (\u201cwas laid\u201d), indicates that he was,\u2026disabled; and depended on others, for movement!...\nHis body was covered with ulcerous sores, and these almost certainly,\u2026made him repulsive, to see; and disgusting to smell. He was hungry, longing to eat table scraps. Further, he was helpless. The dogs that came to lick his sores, were not pet poodles,\u2026but, wild-dogs; who only made his condition, worse. But, he lacked the strength,\u2026to; keep them away. He was the epitome of helplessness, and neediness. His death, probably came as no surprise,\u2026to anyone; and was of concern to only a few!...\nLazarus\u2019 body, regarding its disposal,\u2026is not described. But, what is said,\u2026would have surprised; many of Jesus\u2019 hearers. Conventional Jewish wisdom, suggested back then,\u2026that, misery on earth; was due to divine disapproval. On those terms, Lazarus would obviously qualify,\u2026as a man; under God\u2019s punishment. Instead, we read that,\u2026\u201cThe angels carried him, to Abraham\u2019s side.\u201d This passage, clearly reveals God\u2019s acceptance,\u2026and approval; of Lazarus!...\nLazarus\u2019 destination is, (\u201cAbraham\u2019s side\u201d),\u2026literally meaning, his chest. The chest is spoken of, in our Holy-Scriptures,\u2026as the place, of special intimacy; and of fellowship and care. Our apostle John, in his gospel,\u2026loves to describe himself, as; \u201cThe one who had leaned-back, against Jesus (literally, upon His chest),\u2026at the last-supper\u201d\u2026(please see, John 21:20).\nAbraham, was a great man,\u2026of Faith; the father of the faithful, and God\u2019s friend. So the expression, is a vivid way of saying,\u2026that, Lazarus is exalted; to a position of the highest-honor and intimacy, in the Heavenly fellowship of the saints!... Much, like the Son-of-God was also exalted,\u2026to His Father\u2019s; right-hand position, a power-place of Authority,\u2026as recompense: for Jesus\u2019 exemplary Obedience!...\nNo greater reversal of fortunes,\u2026can be imagined. Lazarus has been transported, from the gutter,\u2026to; Heaven\u2019s-Head-Table!... Marvelous as this description is, it pales alongside later revelations,\u2026about the destiny, of we; (the believers). We, do not depart,\u2026to be with Abraham and the righteous saints; but to be with our Lord, (Christ-Jesus)!...(please read, Phil. 1:23).\nWe do not enter, the home of Abraham,\u2026but rather; are \u201cat home with our Saviour!\u201d\u2026(see, 2nd Cor. 5:8). And, in His Father\u2019s House,\u2026(read, John 14:2). We share the very highest place, any human can experience!...\nWho of us, (dear reader and friends); will die as we,\u2026lived; with no provision, for our Soul?... Money and luxury, cannot follow us,\u2026past the grave. All people, go to the grave. But, what lies beyond,\u2026the burial; of the body?... There exist a great, unbridgeable and fixed,\u2026chasm; or gulf (if you will)\u2026 There\u2019s no graduation, or parole,\u2026from Hades; there\u2019s no purgatory, no suspended sentence,\u2026no conditional immortality: separation from Almighty-God, is indeed,\u2026eternal\u2026\nHell, is an awful,\u2026awesome; eternal reality, indescribably fearful to consider. And human beings, will be there,\u2026because of choices made; in this present life. That thought, should bring tears to our eyes,\u2026and a godly fear; to our hearts,\u2026that causes us, to make sure; of our own destiny and that gives urgency, to our message,\u2026as we share: this gospel-news!...\nOur living God, has spoken in His creation. He has spoken, in history. He has spoken, in His Word. Above all, He has spoken,\u2026(\u201cby, in and thru\u201d), His Son; and no one, is without responsibility,\u2026or: has a valid excuse. His Word is clear, sufficient and powerful. It\u2019s not wealth, that excludes from Heaven,\u2026but; unbelief. The clear, consistent witness of our Holy-Scriptures,\u2026is that; Salvation is by Faith, alone!...\nAnd, without this Faith,\u2026it is impossible; to ever think, that we could please our Creator!... People, who are not changed by Scripture,\u2026will not be changed; by a miracle. Miracles, don\u2019t melt stony-hearts!...(please read, Num. 14:11; 1st Kings 18:16-46; 2nd Kings 2:19-22; Matt. 11:20-24; John 11:45-53; 12:10-11; Acts 4:16; Matt. 28:11-15)\u2026 Amen.\nPost by izzyfalcon \u00bb Sat Mar 18, 2017 11:24 am\n\u201cGAZING,\u2026UPWARD\u201d\u2026\nOh\u2019, how I love,\u2026Thy precious Word;\nMay I explore,\u2026Yours, and not mine.\nMay it\u2019s fragrant-flowers,\u2026glean;\nMay Your Light,\u2026upon me, shine!...\nSometimes we learn,\u2026that hardships;\nAre blessings,\u2026in disguise.\nMy earnest work,\u2026and Faith, in You;\nMay it prove,\u2026to be wise!...\nUnder His wings,\u2026I safely abide;\nAs nights, deepen,\u2026tempers, turn-wild.\nStill, I trust,\u2026that You, will keep me;\nRedeemed, I am,\u2026this Father\u2019s-Child!...\nGod\u2019s-Word,\u2026a refreshing rain;\nIt waters crops,\u2026my soul, it seeds.\nIt brings new life,\u2026to open-hearts;\nAnd meets,\u2026my every need!...\nNow, none but Christ,\u2026will satisfy;\nThere\u2019s no other,\u2026name, for me.\nHis Love and life,\u2026my lasting joy;\nKnowing my Lord,\u2026yes, Jesus: has Saved me!...\nYour wonders,\u2026many, are displayed;\nAs I turn, my eyes,\u2026we see this, night-n-day.\nAs I survey,\u2026these grounds, we tread;\nWe find ourselves,\u2026(\u201cGAZING,\u2026UPWARD\u201d):\nUpon these skies,\u2026Your-Father, has made!... Amen.\n\u201cWILL-WORK,\u2026FOR,\u2026FRIENDS\u201d\u2026\nPost by izzyfalcon \u00bb Sat Mar 18, 2017 12:15 pm\n\u201cREVEALING,\u2026MY,\u2026VULNERABILITY\u201d\u2026\nThere\u2019s an insanity, to sin. The first step to spiritual-sanity is repentance. Yes, a return to a realistic understanding,\u2026of who; Almighty-God is and who we are, in relation to Him. We begin to embrace truth, only when we accept the responsibility,\u2026for our own actions; and when we recognize the wrong. Undoubtedly, for many of us,\u2026we; have embraced an anthem, since we\u2019ve left our nest-egg. And it goes something like this,\u2026\u201dI\u2019ve got to be me. I\u2019ve got to find myself!\u201d\u2026\nBut, truth is,\u2026we; can never find ourselves,\u2026while exercising sinful indulgence; there is often more truth, in the pig-pen of consequences,\u2026than in; the banquet-halls of revelry. Sadly, it\u2019s often not until we reach,\u2026the pig-pen; that we come to understand, the Glory of our Father\u2019s-House!... I worship a God, who shouts to the returning,\u2026rebel; \u201cWelcome-Home!\u201d\u2026\nMay we, forever recall,\u2026that; the Pharisees would not have fellowship, with our Jesus,\u2026because; of His treatment of people, the very Pharisees,\u2026considered: prodigals. Thus, they were putting themselves,\u2026outside; our Heavenly-Father\u2019s-House!... Refusal to accept, all those whom our Lord (Christ-Jesus) accepts,\u2026is no small matter; it reveals our personal relationship, to His Father,\u2026in Heaven!...\nI for one, today,\u2026do not stand; on my dignity, but rather reveal my vulnerability,\u2026to you: dear reader and friends!... Amen.\n\u201cDELAYED,\u2026ANSWERS\u201d\u2026\nDelayed answers, to prayer are not only trials of Faith,\u2026but; they give us opportunities of Honoring Almighty-God, by our steadfast confidence in Him,\u2026under: apparent testing.\nRemember always, that just as a small cloud,\u2026can hide the Sun; so does a little short-coming, or an unnoticed transgression,\u2026can deprive us: of a joyous communion, with our Maker!... Amen.\nTHIS-(\u201cAND\u201d)-MEANS,\u2026THERE-ARE-TWO!\u201d\u2026\nYou, dear-reader and friends,\u2026must know this; that whatever good anyone does, this in itself,\u2026will be received, right-back; from our living-God!...(Jehovah and/or Yahweh, His Precious-Name)\u2026 And, no,\u2026I\u2019m (Not); a \u201cJehovah\u2019s-Witness!\u201d\u2026 I belong, to no denominational-group. I am an adopted, child,\u2026of our Creator; all because, I happen to have read the Bible, (in its entirety, several times over): and today, I diligently believe the words of Christ-Jesus,\u2026regarding His Father\u2019s-Kingdom!...\nIf we are seen, as being strong,\u2026it is because; our strength is found, in God\u2019s own might,\u2026demonstrated best: by the person of Jesus!.... Today, we stand steadfast and firm,\u2026against the schemes; of our biggest Adversary, (Satan, himself)\u2026(see, Ephesians 6:11).\nFor, we are those, (Jesus\u2019-Faithful-Followers); who recognize that, we do not wrestle against,\u2026flesh and blood; but, against the rulers,\u2026against the authorities; against the cosmic-powers, that are over this present darkness,\u2026in our planet\u2026\nYes, we battle most,\u2026against; unseen and invisible entities, the very spiritual-forces of evil,\u2026existing in the heavenly-places. Yet, there time is definitely marked. That\u2019s why, we believe in God\u2019s own promises,\u2026of a New-Heaven; and of a New-Earth!...(verse, 12).\nOur readiness, has been given unto us,\u2026by this; gospel-of-peace!...(verse, 15). Our shield, is one of Faith,\u2026with, which; we extinguish all the fiery-darts, of the Evil-One,\u2026Lucifer!...(verse, 16).\nMay God\u2019s own words, be given unto you,\u2026dear-reader; so that, you can boldly proclaim these mysteries-of-old\u2026(verse, 19). We are the ambassadors of this gospel, as the Son-of-God,\u2026was and still remains; His own God\u2019s Ambassador!...\nNotice well, how our apostle Paul,\u2026bids his farewell; \u201cPeace be to the brothers and Love with Faith,\u2026from God; (\u201cAND\u201d), the Lord,\u2026Jesus-Christ!\u201d\u2026(verse, 23).\nYes, folks,\u2026(\u201cTHEY,\u2026ARE,\u2026TWO\u201d)!... 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        "raw_content": "Yosemite Gold Country Featured in National Geographic Campaign, Reaching Millions. Video Update With Lisa Mayo\nBy admin on December 18, 2015 2:20 pm - Comments Off on Yosemite Gold Country Featured in National Geographic Campaign, Reaching Millions. Video Update With Lisa Mayo\nSonora, CA\u2026The Tuolumne County Visitors Bureau worked with National Geographic\u2019s Digital Nomad, Robert Reid, on a feature of Yosemite Gold Country this autumn using Yosemite National Park\u2019s milestone anniversary as a news peg. Robert Reid, an award-winning travel writer who is a member of National Geographic Travel\u2019s Editorial Council as well as a contributing Digital Nomad columnist, spent eight days crisscrossing the county in late October to get a feel of the size, scope and one-of-a-kind destinations and scenery available. Courtney Aviation provided an aerial introduction of the county. Along his tour, he visited the ancient Bennett Juniper Tree (considered to be 4,000 years old, with its own caretaker) as well as the Columns of the Giants and Trail of the Gargoyles, which piqued Reid\u2019s interest while researching the trip, calling the area names a \u201cpossible episode out of the Walking Dead series.\u201d\nAbove Is A Video Update With Tuolumne County Visitors Bureau\u2019s Executive Director Lisa Mayo\nHe hiked and fly-fished with Yosemite Outfitters in the Pinecrest area and camped in Yosemite back country camping with YExplore. He poked around the picturesque towns of Sonora, Jamestown and Groveland, and went back in time in the late 1800\u2019s in the state historic parks of Railtown 1987 and Columbia State Park. Along with a videographer assigned from National Geographic for inclusion in another series on Road Trips, Reid also caught the local festival scene, stayed in a variety of lodging, toured Highway 108 and then revisited Yosemite National Park on his own.\nPromotions for Tuolumne County in November included five Facebook posts (3.6 million), eight Twitter posts (2.2 million) and one Instagram photo reaching an audience of 6.6 million). Reid shared his inspiring and authoritative digital content on the county via Digital Nomad, an editorial platform on NationalGeographic.com that includes major social media promotions from @natgeotravel to 11 million fans. NationalGeographic.com reaches about 24 million monthly visitors throughout the world and 12 million in the United States.\nReid\u2019s photo of Yosemite from the Highway 120 entrance, posted on National Geographic\u2019s Instagram had 91,000 likes the first day. The entire coverage can be viewed at: http://digitalnomad.nationalgeographic.com/ The county\u2019s website, www.yosemitegoldcountry.com will also feature the articles and photos. In addition, Tuolumne County ran an accompanying ad campaign on the Digital Nomad platform in November reaching users in the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Australia and New Zealand, as well as throughout California and Oregon.\nAdditional region and state promotion of Tuolumne County:\nThe county\u2019s first television commercial aired this autumn in the Sacramento and Central Valley area on Fox News, Bravo, History Channel, TBS and others. Tuolumne County and its significance to Yosemite National Park was promoted in the state\u2019s tourism publication Year in Review. Executive Director Lisa Mayo was one of eight tourism industry leaders featured in the Visit California publication. She referenced growing up with Yosemite in her \u201cback yard\u201d.\nAbout Journalist Robert Reid:\nRobert Reid has appeared regularly on CNN, NBC\u2019s \u201cTODAY\u201d, MSNBC, NPR and Fox News to discuss travel trends, and has written guide books for destinations like Myanmar, Columbia and New York City. He is the U.S. Travel editor for Lonely Planet and has been featured in The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal.\nAbout Tuolumne County:\nTuolumne (rhymes with \u201cfollow me\u201d) County, located 133 miles or 214 km east of San Francisco, is a pristine, scenic expanse reaching into the foothills of the Sierra Nevada Mountains. Gold was discovered in Tuolumne County in 1848, setting off the major gold rush of 1949. The main highways leading to the picturesque drive from the San Francisco and East Bay Area are Highways 108 and 120 from the west and Highway 49 from the north. 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        "raw_content": "IRRI is leading innovations to provide adequate solutions to problems such as bacterial blight which severely affect rice production. In irrigated environments, bacterial blight can easily spread to large areas, causing up to 30% losses, a huge impact on the income for smallholder farmers in Asia.\nThe gene naturally occurs in rice. \u201cUsing IRRI\u2019s rich germplasm collection, we were able to discover the potential of variations in the SWEET gene to be used in breeding new blight-resistant varieties. The variations appear to have emerged from at least three rice subspecies\u201d, Dr. Oliva adds. \u201cThis opens up the gates to use similar techniques to fight other pathogens in rice as well as in other crops such as corn, wheat, and cassava\u201d, he adds.\nAt present, this is already part of IRRI\u2019s breeding pipeline and is expected to be available for use in a few years.\nLabels: IRRI, PLOS, SWEET, Xa genes",
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        "raw_content": "Q&A: OCDE works to remove barriers and align resources for families experiencing homelessness\nJeanne Awrey says people are often shocked to learn that Orange County is home to approximately 28,000 homeless students. \u201cThat\u2019s about 5.5 percent of our overall student population that has been consistently homeless,\u201d she says. \u201cWe really haven\u2019t dipped below 5.5 percent.\u201d As the coordinator for the Orange County Department of Education\u2019s homeless education program, Awrey oversees the HOPES Collaborative, which stands for Homeless Outreach Promoting Educational Success.\nhttp://newsroom.ocde.us/qa-ocde-works-to-remove-barriers-and-align-resources-for-families-experiencing-homelessness/\nHuntington Beach woman removed from 2 school district panels over alleged \u2018colored people\u2019 comment denies racism claims\nA Huntington Beach woman who was removed from two school district committees after she was alleged to have referred to minorities as \u201ccolored people\u201d addressed the City Council on Monday night to deny allegations in the community that she is racist.\nhttp://www.latimes.com/socal/daily-pilot/news/tn-dpt-me-hb-gracey-20180508-story.html\nPolitical veteran vs. political outsiders in race for California schools superintendent\nThe race for the state\u2019s top schools job has long followed a familiar pattern: A state legislator, anointed by the Democratic establishment and the teachers unions, faces off against political outsiders who want to bust up the Sacramento status quo. This year\u2019s election for state superintendent of public instruction sticks to that trend with Assemblyman Tony Thurmond facing three challengers, including main contender, Marshall Tuck.\nhttps://www.sfchronicle.com/education/article/Political-veteran-vs-political-outsiders-in-race-12897978.php\nNo debate over special ed teacher shortage, just remedy\nThe governor\u2019s plan to provide $100 million in one-time money to support the preparation and retention of special education teachers probably won\u2019t solve California\u2019s long-standing shortages, a representative of the non-partisan Legislative Analyst said Tuesday. Last year the state issued about 12,000 emergency teaching permits for all classrooms and is on track to issue about the same number this year. Along with technical subjects\u2014like math and science\u2013the greatest shortage statewide is in special education.\nhttps://k-12daily.org/special-education/no-debate-over-special-ed-teacher-shortage-just-remedy\nWhy So Many Gifted Yet Struggling Students Are Hidden In Plain Sight\nScott Barry Kaufman was placed in special education classes as a kid. He struggled with auditory information processing and with anxiety. But with the support of his mother, and some teachers who saw his creativity and intellectual curiosity, Kaufman ended up with degrees from Yale and Cambridge.\nhttps://www.scpr.org/news/2018/05/09/82952/why-so-many-gifted-yet-struggling-students-are-hid/\n30,000 LAUSD workers call off May 15 strike after reaching tentative contract deal\nLos Angeles Unified School District bus drivers, cafeteria workers, custodians, classroom aides and other non-teaching employees called off a one-day strike planned for May 15 after leaders of their union reached a tentative contract agreement with district officials late Tuesday. The surprise announcement came just days after L.A. Unified officials said no further progress could be made in contract talks with the classified employees union, SEIU Local 99.\nhttps://www.scpr.org/news/2018/05/08/82920/if-lausd-classified-employees-picket-a-school-on-m/",
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        "raw_content": "While the resistance of Flormar workers continues, TKP warns the bosses who are trying to break down the workers' resistance by putting up some unlawful and impertinent bans\nThe resistance of Flormar workers in front of the factory who were fired for using their trade union rights in Gebze Organized Industrial Zone reached its 224th day on December, 24.\nThe new steps taken by the factory management to cut the communication between the workers inside and those resisting, the metal sheet plates hanging around the factory and the ban on the stove the workers use for heating have been the most important issues of the resistance in recent days.\nWhile the resistance continues, Flormar's bosses are trying to break down the workers' resistance by putting up some unlawful and impertinent bans. The bosses, by bringing a \"stove ban\" in the area of resistance in the cold weather, continue oppressing the workers outside.\nTKP: \"END THE STOVE BAN IMMEDIATELY\"\nCommunist Party of Turkey (TKP) Istanbul and Kocaeli organizations issued a joint statement warning the Flormar bosses. \"We warn the authorities and are urging them to end the impertinent stove ban immediately,\" the statement said.\nStating that the aim of this ban is to break the resistance by playing with the workers\u2019 health, TKP said that \u201cif the workers in Gebze and Turkey\u2019s working class, in general, see that the resisting workers win, everything will be more difficult for the capitalists. That is why the capitalists insist\u201d.\n\u201cWe are not surprised to see ugly moves from the capitalists, but torturing the workers with cold by banning the stoves in the resistance area is something we cannot stand. \u2026And it is foolish to wait for the workers, who were not afraid of the bosses, to run away because they feel cold\u201d, the statement added.\nRESISTING FOR MORE THAN 200 DAYS\nThe workers of Flormar, a subsidiary of worldwide French cosmetics brand Yves Rocher, had been fired for unionizing on May 2018. The workers started to unionize in the Chemical and Rubber Workers\u2019 Union of Turkey (Petrol-\u0130\u015f) in early 2018.\nThe company did not pay damages to the fired workers, and although it is very well known that the firings were because the workers had unionized, executives of the company told the press that the 115 workers were fired because they had \u201cpicked a fight\u201d in the plant.\nFirst, they dismissed 85 workers, and the number has reached 115. The workers still resist in front of the plant in Gebze district of the city of Kocaeli, and demand reemployment.\nTKP has been supporting the resisting workers from the very early days; delegates, youth organizations, and the representatives from the workers\u2019 solidarity and struggle network paid solidarity visits and the party organizations participated in the solidarity events organized by Naz\u0131m Hikmet Cultural Centre in \u0130stanbul and Ankara.",
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        "raw_content": "Digital Heroin: Is the Internet REALLY a Drug? [Debate]\nHave you ever heard someone compare Internet overuse to drug addiction? Whether it be from someone you know or from a scholarly article you read, more parents and teachers believe the same effects of smartphones, tablets, and gaming consoles like PS4 and Xbox have the same effects as drugs. In fact, psychotherapist Nicholas Kardaras coined the term \u2018digital heroin\u2019 to express this very concept.\nThat said, how accurate are these claims? Are these claims true, or should we fear that the upcoming generations are going to eventually overdose on this so-called digital heroin?\nWe will present both of the arguments below:\nThe Argument That the Internet Can Be \u2018Digital Heroin\u2019\nIn his piece that went viral in August 2016, Dr. Kararas writes in an article:\n\u201cWe now know that those iPads, smartphones and Xboxes are a form of digital drug. Recent brain imaging research is showing that they affect the brain\u2019s frontal cortex \u2013 which controls executive functioning, including impulse control \u2013 in exactly the same way that cocaine does. Technology is so hyper-arousing that it raises dopamine levels \u2013 the feel-good neurotransmitter most involves in the addiction dynamic\u2026\u201d\nThe red areas represent spotty white matter in the brain, which makes it more difficult for the brain to process and communicate information.\nA lot of what the associate professor says here is true. In fact, a study showed that 5-10% of Internet users are actually unable to control how much time they spend online. Brain scans of these people show a similar impairment of regions that drug abusers have. (Read more about the study in laymen\u2019s terms here.)\nLet\u2019s take two examples: a social media \u2018like\u2019 and a text message. When you receive a like on a social media post or a message on WhatsApp, neurotransmitters called dopamine get sent to the \u2018reward center\u2019 of your brain called the ventral striatum. Specifically dopamine affects the regions of the brain that control emotional processing, attention spans, and decision making; these regions also get affected when you take drugs.\nAs this happens over time, and because there is very little effort required in receiving a text, your brain begins to rewire itself. In other words, your brain affects your body as it craves more of the same type of excitement after each interaction you have.\nThis is why we hear a lot of stories about kids who text and drive at the same time, or why they play online games for hours at a time. It\u2019s why Dr. Peter Whybrow (Director of Neuroscience at UCLA), researchers in China, and Dr. Andrew Doan (the head of addiction research for the U.S. Navy and the Pentagon) all refer to screen technologies as a form of a digital drug. It is why parents should do everything they can to prevent their kids from getting hooked on screens both at home and at school.\nThe Argument against the Term \u2018Digital Heroin\u2019\nOkay, are you done striking fear on us about the overuse of technology?\nOf course there are concerns about Internet overuse, just like there is about anything else. However, to say that the use of the Internet can be compared to drug use is mind-boggling!\nFirst of all, before jumping to conclusions, we need to ask the question of whether technology is in fact a substance use disorder. So far, the authors of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (the world-renowned reference book for psychologists) relegate disorders related to the Internet because they do not have sufficient evidence for it.\nThis is despite the fact that there are hundreds of studies about how using the Internet too much negatively impacts the brain; over 250 publications exist on Internet gaming disorder alone!\nThe reason why there hasn\u2019t been an Internet gaming disorder, or any Internet addiction disorder for that matter, is because there wasn\u2019t much standardization on these studies. In addition, the qualifications for problematic behavior vary within these studies.\nThis is not to say that Internet addictions do not exist and that there aren\u2019t any psychological effects of using the Internet too much; there is plenty of anecdotal evidence to make this case. However, because we do not have a good handle on what qualifies as an internet addiction, we don\u2019t know how prevalent it is or what kinds of environmental and physiological conditions people have to diagnose someone with it.\nTo add more to this point, people can easily point to studies that reaffirm their claims that technology negatively impacts the brain. You can easily cherry-pick results that highlight all the positive aspects of technology on kids\u2019 brains.\n\u2022 Research presented at an international anesthesiology conference in 2016 suggests that iPads are just as effective as conventional sedatives at keeping kids calm right before surgery.\n\u2022 An international study published in March 2016 found that gamers between the ages of 6 and 11 had a higher chance of performing better in school and experiencing less problems with their peers.\n\u2022 A 2012 study suggests that virtual reality training \u2013 with a digital device \u2013 helped boost social skills and cognition in young adults with autism.\nIt is important to note that parents and teachers should both be aware of how online games, smartphone, and the Internet in general could be detrimental to a child\u2019s development. However, people said the same thing about watching TV\u2026 and pretty much everyone has one in their home. It\u2019s premature to call Internet overuse \u2018digital heroin,\u2019 specifically because we don\u2019t know what the motive is for most people who do show psychological effects of Internet overuse.\nBoth arguments present some valuable take-home points to discuss with your child, your spouse, or maybe even a friend with whom you\u2019ve discussed this topic.\nWhich argument about the use of the term \u2018digital heroin\u2019 do you agree with?\nWatch this video to get a better picture of what the arguments present (with Dr. Nicholas Kardaras).\nRegardless of which side you relate to more, make sure you spread the word about educating the upcoming generation about the safe use of technology. It is essential that they stay conscious about the evolution of the Internet, the idea that they could be spending more time on it, and that they could potentially be hooked on it.\nRead more about online addiction right here on Online Sense!",
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        "raw_content": "It is a truth universally acknowledged that, for women, Christmas \u2018presents\u2019 two predicaments\u2026\nNot only are we the ones most likely to have researched the perfect gift for each recipient, sourced it for the best price and then beautifully wrapped it; somehow, we also seem to end up present shopping for ourselves too.\nAmong my friends a large proportion will end up buying their own gifts, while many others can safely predict that they will be presented with a voucher, accompanied by the oft-heard phrase \u2018I just didn\u2019t know what to get you\u2019.\nThen there are those whose hints go unnoticed, even when they pointedly say \u2018I\u2019d love that handbag\u2019 and thrust an advert and website info, under their other half\u2019s nose. Most depressing of all is the friend who\u2019s resigned to the fact that her husband won\u2019t buy her anything \u2013 and hasn\u2019t done for years.\nObviously, Christmas is a celebration of far more than just gifts under a tree but I do think it\u2019s terribly sad that after, in some cases, 40 years of being together, a husband can\u2019t think of a single gift (it doesn\u2019t have to be big or expensive) to buy his wife that he knows she will love. After all, a thoughtful present not only brings enjoyment in itself but also acknowledges the fact that the giver cares about you.\nNaturally, I\u2019ve seen some \u2018well meant attempts\u2019 over the years, like the friend who was presented with a bike on Christmas Day, even though she\u2019d shown not one jot of interest in cycling or in owning one. Worse still it was accompanied by the phrase \u2018let\u2019s take it out right now\u2019 as she stood in her pyjamas sipping a glass of prosecco and contemplating the perfect time for putting the turkey in the oven.\nNow, I should say \u2013 smugly \u2013 that my husband is the exception, as he is absolutely fantastic at buying me surprises that I will adore. For example, last Christmas, after I became addicted to the behind-the-scenes tv series at Chester Zoo, a ticket for an \u2018aardvark experience\u2019 was tucked into my stocking.\nI\u2019ll admit that his thoughtfulness does result in a certain amount of envy from friends and colleagues. However, there is a downside\u2026\nA trip to town results in him coming home with armfuls of bags, not because he\u2019s simply splashed out on the first thing he\u2019s seen, but because he has the ability to immediately laser in on something I will love and that he knows will suit me perfectly. He literally has a \u2018gift\u2019. In contrast I will agonise for months trying to find the perfect set of presents for him, trawling the internet for hours and going on multiple shopping trips in multiple cities. Don\u2019t get me wrong: he appreciates what I buy and the fact that care and attention has gone into it, but I would love to have his ability to gather everything up in one simple, painless trip. Last year he even managed to buy all his gifts and wrap them in a single day. I almost cried at how easy he made it look!\nThe fact is, though, that the men who don\u2019t invest much of themselves in the present-buying process are the ones who truly miss out. I get endless pleasure out of seeing someone open a gift from me that completely delights them, and I\u2019m not alone. Indeed Scientific American states that \u2018giving \u2013 and thoughtful, generous giving at that \u2013 may be more rewarding than receiving on numerous levels, from the neural, to the personal to the social.\u2019\nIt\u2019s important not to interpret \u2018generous\u2019 as simply \u2018throwing money at the problem\u2019. Here it means generosity of time and thought too. Yes, it\u2019s far easier to simply ask someone what they want, but, by making the effort to put yourself in their shoes and to consider what they would really appreciate, the value of the gift is greatly increased.\nSuch an act also has wider implications too. Researchers from the University of Virginia\u2019s National Marriage Project recently studied the role of generosity \u2013 as defined above \u2013 in nearly 3,000 marriages and found that men and women with the highest scores on the generosity scale were far more likely to report that they were \u2018very happy\u2019 in their marriages.\nSo, this Christmas why not set your other half a challenge to buy one present that you haven\u2019t asked for, and don\u2019t expect, but which will put the biggest smile on your face when you open it?\nAnd then maybe have a cycling helmet to hand, just in case\u2026",
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        "raw_content": "David Mitchell is the often exasperated, slightly awkward but always funny face and voice of radio and tv panel and sketch shows. Together with his fellow Cambridge Footlights alumni, he tops today\u2019s generation of British comedic talent. Al Gordon meets him.\nMitchell\u2019s idiosyncratic personality carries panel shows with ease; he regularly takes a seat on QI and Have I Got News for You?, even claiming lead spot as team captain in Would I Lie To You? The literary comedian has also captured Fleet Street with his Observer/Guardian columns, and he has two books already under his belt. But Mitchell wouldn\u2019t be Mitchell without something to gripe about, and his latest tome, Thinking About It Only Makes It Worse, digs into his column archives to muse on the complexities and conundrums of modern life.\nWith the General Election on the horizon, it couldn\u2019t be more apposite. From Mitchell\u2019s perspective, we are a nation plagued with irks: taxes, rampant politicians and the conventions of phone etiquette, to name but a few. Most of us feel all we can do is grumble about our current state of affairs \u2013 but what if we had the means to make a change? If Mitchell were Prime Minister for the day, he\u2019d take a stand, he says \u2013 though being top of the food chain is hardly appealing.\n\u201cI absolutely want to be carping away from the side lines, rather than making the decisions,\u201d protests Mitchell. \u201cOne of the reasons I voted Liberal Democrat is because I thought the last thing that will happen is I\u2019ll be implicated in what the government does\u2026 that\u2019d be a nightmare.\u201d Oh.\nBut for a man who insists that, \u201cif I was Prime Minister for the day, anything I did would immediately be reversed by the person who was Prime Minister for the next day,\u201d he\u2019s certainly got some big ideas. After all, Joe Public doesn\u2019t often side with MPs when it comes to salary wars.\n\u201cThe first thing I would do is quadruple MPs salaries, and that wouldn\u2019t just be so I could earn that money in that day \u2013 it would be because I think, it\u2019s such a horrible profession, you get so badly despised by everyone, that we need to do something to make it more attractive or the calibre of person going into it is just going to continue to decline,\u201d he explains. \u201cYou know, we\u2019ve got a capitalist system, that\u2019s how to express that we value something, and at the moment we don\u2019t express that we value our politicians as highly as we should. We\u2019re saying these are important people and we\u2019re going to make them feel important with money.\u201d\nIf we don\u2019t like that system? Then we might as well turn communist, baits Mitchell. \u201cI\u2019d be very happy with that, although it usually turns into a tyranny \u2013 but assuming that a day is too short a time to turn the country communist, I\u2019d say pay MPs a lot more.\u201d\nMitchell\u2019s (semi-serious) ideas may not always fit with those of the majority, but then he\u2019s always been his own man, although he has confessed to concealing his early ambitions. \u201cWhen I was at school I either wanted to be a comedian-stroke-actor or prime minister. But I didn't admit that to other people, I said I wanted to be a barrister and that made my parents very happy. I didn't admit I wanted to be a comedian until I came to university, met a lot of other people who wanted to be comedians, and realised it was an okay thing to say.\u201d It was at Cambridge that he met Robert Webb, with whom he later wrote and starred in That Mitchell and Webb Sound, followed by That Mitchell and Webb Look.\nHaving spent his university years immersed in a plethora of sketches and plays, when he graduated he headed to London to stake his acting claim. \u201cWe were doing an adaptation of The Miser at The Etcetera Theatre, above the Oxford Arms,\u201d he says, thinking back to the start of his career. \u201cWe were there for a month and a half and I happily remember the two or three occasions when no one turned up and we spent the evening in the pub instead. That was certainly something that by the end of the run I had come to hope for\u2026\u201d\nWhile Mitchell professes that he \u201cwasn\u2019t a very good student\u201d and spent most of his time circling the stage instead, he allows that studying History at Cambridge must add a certain something to his brand of comedic musings. Possibly his political ones too.\n\u201cI tend to see things as part of a broader historical direction of travel, either good or bad. So most of the things I try and write jokes about \u2013 whether it\u2019s sketches or on panel shows \u2013 tend to be about things that now you think are absurd, or dangerous, or the laughable kind of direction that things are going in, so I suppose that\u2019s seeing it in a historical context.\u201d\nMitchell is far more than a talking head, and his Soap Box antics have amused audiences for years. 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        "raw_content": "Fall begins on September 23, that's less than one month away. Tights, scarves, Pumpkin Spice Starbucks, coats, and cold air is what I'm looking forward to most. I want to enjoy the rest of my Summer as much as possible but it's been constantly moving. Last night was supposed to be the last night in my old apartment, and the electricity went out. I don't think carrying boxes down 5 flights of dark, creepy stairs was my ideal way of remembering my last night there. It was hot, frustrating, and I think there were parts of my face I didn't realize could sweat.\nI'm so happy it's done with and looking forward to move on. Not just with the move, but with blogging, and life in general. I think the problem with being a \"lifestyle\" blogger really resonates with what's going on in my life. If I was getting married, I'm sure my blog would be a wedding blog for a time, or I'm sure when I'm ready to fully decorate, it'll be a bit of a pseudo-decorating blog. Don't even get me started if a baby comes my way, I'll definitely have the mommy-blogger bug. There is no such thing as a single topic here. In the meantime, I'm nesting and as soon as I unpack my camera gear, you'll get a sweet look at the organized mess, the before and afters! Thanks for your support. See you soon.\nDaily Life, UncategorizedDiana August 30, 2011 Uncategorized21 Comments\nDaily LifeDiana August 31, 2011 materialistic bliss8 Comments\nInstagram Summer and Weekend Links\nDaily Life, UncategorizedDiana August 26, 2011 Uncategorized",
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        "title": "Philippine Gay Culture: Conclusion* \u2013 panitikan.ph",
        "raw_content": "Philippine Gay Culture: Conclusion*\nby J. Neil C. Garcia\nIn my Introduction to this study, I enumerated the three most important questions a Philippine-based gay theory should address: cultural incongruity, gender oppression, and the class struggle. After undertaking this inquiry into the writings and history of Philippine gay culture in the last thirty years, I can nearly presume that the \u201canswers\u201d to each of these broad concerns should involve the genealogy of sexuality in our history as a colonized people, a revaluation of our present-day concepts of maleness and femaleness, and a theoretical elaboration of the semi-feudal, capitalist class structures which have guaranteed the oppression of homosexuals in terms of occupational pursuit and symbolic relations. In the first part of this work, some of these conclusions were brought to bear on the very history that had countenanced them. Although short and woefully incomplete, I therefore believe this study has adequately, if provisionally, answered the most basic requirements of a tentative gay theory in the Philippines.\nThere are still other insights this study has yielded, and they have to do with: 1) how the demonization of same-sexual activity is as old as the Catholic Church\u2019s history in the islands, 2) how inversion can be an instance of containment, and 3) what some of the special problems of gay historiography in a neocolonial context are.\nFirst, this study has made it clear to me that the damning attitude of the Catholic Church in the Philippines toward homosexuality may have initially been conflated with (xenophobic) issues of race. In the archival component of this work, I came across not a few accounts by the Spanish colonial administration that blamed sodomy on the largely bachelor Chinese community just outside the walled city. This early in the history of the Christianization of our peoples, it therefore became apparent that demonization based on and compounded by racial conflicts had played and would continue to play a major part in shaping our country\u2019s dominant religious attitude in regard to sodomitic sex.\nJohn Leddy Phelan, in The Hispanization of the Philippines, very much doubts the accuracy of the Spanish accounts (by Morga, Ribadeneira, Benavides, Santiba\u00f1ez, and Alcina) that all lay the blame for the prevalence of sodomy in the archipelago on the Sangleys. According to Phelan,\nthese Spanish observers were vituperative Sinophobes who hated the Chinese as intensely as they were dependent upon them for certain economic services . Sinophobia may be unconsciously responsible for inventing the charge that the Chinese introduced sodomy to the Filipinos. [1]\nPhelan concedes, however, that \u201cthe incidence of homosexuality increased among the Filipinos as a result of the coming of the Chinese.\u201d While this may have been the case\u2014and the de facto economic ascendancy of the Chinese may have indeed been the underlying reason for this Sinophobia\u2014Phelan nonetheless fails to see the distinction between sodomy and homosexual activity. As I have earlier attempted to clarify in the section on precolonial gender-crossing, sodomy as a general term for \u201cunnatural acts\u201d did not preclude the many heterosexual acts and \u201cmethods\u201d which for the friars were not within the realm of the \u201cordinary.\u201d Hence, even this concession of Phelan\u2019s may yet be misleading, since those many different acts that might be called sodomitic could only have been around so much earlier than the Spanish conquest. In fact, all the other accounts on the existence of penis pins, licentiousness and lack of chastity among the pre-Conquista indios and indias seem to indicate this to have been the case. Needless to say, it is almost impossible to prove that the influx of the Chinese merchants into the Philippines caused the many practices of sodomy to become any more or less widespread than they had already been.\nAside from the economic, another reason behind the Spanish sexual xenophobia about the Sangleyes-though I myself haven\u2019t really attempted to explain it here-may also be linked to the self-confessed fear of many friars that their efforts at converting the natives were constantly being undermined by the Chinese. Not a few Spanish missionaries pointed to the Chinese as the culprits behind the backsliding in faith of natives who \u201creturned to their old ways\u201d every time the Spanish frayles-who were supposed to guarantee their salvation at all cost-weren\u2019t looking. [2]\nSecond, containment theory may be most logically invoked in relation to inversion, the dominant discourse of homosexuality in our society at the present time. In many ways, I have precisely invoked it, as when, for instance, I insisted toward the conclusion of the first part of this study, on the Coming Out of gays from loob tolabas. I have offered the binary of loob/labas (\u201cinside/outside\u201d) as the central node around which Tagalog-Filipino gender and sexuality are obsessively constructed, and hence offered the cultural reading that the depth model for identity is still operative-or we may even hazard to say, perhaps has for a very long time been operative\u2014in our local cultures, subordinate or otherwise. Nonetheless, it may also be said that psychosexual inversion, once selfconsciously understood, is itself a radical gesture, for it arguably denaturalizes gender and restores its otherwise transcendental meaning into the social, rendering it contingent rather than necessary. What is lacking in the case of the local homosexuals is the transgressive reinscription of Philippine gay culture\u2019s various acts of inversion\u2014for instance, female impersonation and cross-dressing\u2014and the necessary predisposing attitude to be able to accomplish this is one of irony. Finally, one of the primary admonishings in this work is that local homosexuals\u2014transvestic or not\u2014must exhibit and nurture more irony toward and about themselves and their actions; and that, consequently, gay intellectuals also need to perceive and to appreciate these exercises in irony, and to textualize these in their writings or whatever other discursive project they choose to engage in.\nIn this respect I find myself taking issue with Vicente Rafael\u2019s remark in his introductory essay to a recently published \u201ccultural studies\u201d book on Filipino cultures. In \u201cWriting Outside: On the Question of Location,\u201d Rafael says that as things stand, the bakla is already fully self-ironic as an identity:\nThe (Western) notion of the gay identity (is) tied . . . to a generalized anxiety about stable ontologies . . . (while) the Filipino conception of the bakla by stressing the performative aspects of gender differences,parodies as it reinscribes the gap between the masculine and the feminine. [3] (Italics mine).\nThe anxiety of Western civilization toward its many different genders\u2014 not just masculine and feminine\u2014finds its fecund expression in the varieties of camp (butch/femme) and transvestisms (macho, queer, transvestophilic, transgenderist, etc.) which, over the last century, have come to be institutionalized as legitimate self-expressions within the gay and lesbian cultures of the United States, Europe and Australia, This anxiety is deeply rooted in the Judeo-Christian metaphysical tradition which, until recently, was a rather inexorable force in the Western subject\u2019s life. On the other hand, this study has argued that the Philippines has its own dualist tradition in respect of sexual identity, and although it would seem that the effeminate baklaand the mannish tomboy attest to the fluidity of gender concepts and roles in our culture, at the level of desire they merely reinforce the babae and the lalake, whose pale reflections they are. Rafael cannot be farther from the truth when he ascribes tokabaklaan the parodic and self-reflexive character which it doesn\u2019t (yet) possess.\nAs things stand, the dominant conception of the bakla identity strictly confines thebakla to an agonistic effeminacy (a poor copy of femininity). In fact, the masculinebakla is simply unthinkable. He therefore must be a closet case, or a double-dealing fraud (silahis). Suffice it to say, then, that at the core of the social construction of thebakla is \u201ccoreness\u201d itself. As a recent ethnography reiterates, the bakla is a \u201cman with a woman\u2019s heart\u201d who, like a real woman, deeply desires a real man to be happy. [4] (And this ethnography may be found in the very same book that Rafael edited). This inversion, though apparently camp on the outside, is actually underwritten by a very serious script of depth-obsessed, \u201cpsychospiritual\u201d\u2014which is to say, loob-generated-authenticity.\nThird, and slightly related to the first, the search for a precolonial \u201csexual utopia\u201d (which is to say, a simultaneously pre-Christian and naturally perverse society) which apparently nearly existed in the Philippines\u2014at least as suggested in the early \u201cscandalized\u201d chronicles of Pigafetta, Loarca, Morga, et al.\u2014should have to take cognizance of the \u201cother archive\u201d that more or less talks about how sodomy\u2014a word which referred to a broad catalogue of \u201cunnatural crimes\u201d (crimes against nature), including same-sexual activity\u2014 was hardly to be observed among the natives in early colonial Philippines. An example of this would be this passage taken from Marcelo de Ribadeneira\u2019s account:\nBy nature they are not very lewd, nor did they ever commit the nefarious sin, like other pagans, and if somebody fell into it, they tied him to a stake and stoned him to death. [5]\nThe supposedly rare instances of the \u201cnefarious sin\u201d (sodomy) to be observed among the Philippine early colonial indios in this passage are confounded, if not downright contradicted, by other chronicles and histories that mention sodomy to be a problem among the converts. Hence its obsessiveness to be evidenced among all the confession manuals in the different regional languages which were published in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. Nonetheless, Ribadeneira\u2019s account is not atypical, and an archivist venture into early colonial sexual practices may not so easily disregard it.\nMy own attitude toward the sodomy narratives of the early colonial period of the Philippines is more or less one of meticulous caution and care, inasmuch as all such accounts were necessarily overseen and underwritten by imperialist and rather orthodox Christian interests. Nonetheless, a romantic picture of a \u201cgay-friendly,\u201d pre-Spanish Philippines is not entirely tenable. Thus, a gay historiographer has no choice but to address the more relevant and urgent concerns of current-day homosexual oppression, rather than continually harken back to a perfect past which cannot be textualized without some form of significant qualification. (Certainly, the first qualification here should be that at this time, homosexuality, let alone gayness, had not been invented yet).\nIt might also be germane to this specific discussion if we contextualized the various accounts on the \u201cunnatural sin\u201d written by early Spanish chroniclers in the Philippines within the Renaissance discourse of sodomy. This project should prove particularly insightful in relation to representations of the Indians of the \u201cNew World\u201d (America) who, in the early colonial period, came to be known as being \u201call sodomites.\u201d\nJonathan Goldberg, in his book Sodometries, discusses the unstoppable production of sodomitic Indians to be found in the early colonial Spanish texts coming from the New World after 1516, the year in which the earliest account of Vasco Nu\u00f1ez de Balboa\u2019s encounter with Panama\u2019s Queraqua Indians first appeared in Europe in Pietro Martire d\u2019Angheira\u2019s De Orbo Novo. [6] This story details the killing of 600 Indian warriors of the Queraqua tribe, after which Balboa fed to his dogs 40 other Panamanians, whom he accused of being sodomites. This story of a sodomitic New World immediately became engraved in the European mind, as proven by subsequent sweeping pronouncements of sodomy-ridden nations and tribes populating the continent of America, from the relations of Hernan Cortes (1519), Tomas Ortiz (1525), Gonzalo de Oviedo (1526), Bernal Diaz (1526) and Cabeza de Vaca (1527), and as literalized by a dramatic engraving of the Balboa narrative in the 1594 edition of Thomas DeBry\u2019s America. In fact, it was in the face of this hysterical condemnation of the entire continent\u2014whose indigenous inhabitants had come to be perceived in Europe as being utterly and irredeemably sodomitic\u2014that Bartolome de Las Casas came to the defense of the Indians by 1542. Las Casas, writing in his Brevisima Relacion, debunked the European myth that all Indians were cannibals and practiced \u201cthe nefarious sin.\u201d (Despite such a brave defense, Goldberg reminds us that Las Casas still cannot be completely praised by students of colonialist history, inasmuch as he maintained that sodomy and \u201ccannibalism,\u201d just in case they were indeed a widespread practice among any Indian people, should be enough grounds to exterminate their race).\nThe desire to exculpate the indios of the Philippines from this same intransigently occidental charge of a wildly exuberant sodomitic nature must have been part of the production of nearly all these early Spanish texts\u2014for instance, in the passage cited above, Ribadeneira\u2019s\u2014that all declared the Islas de Filipinas free of the \u201cunnatural crime,\u201d or at least laid the blame for its existence in the archipelago on the corrupting influence of the Sangleyes, and not on a pre-given proclivity to commit it on the part of the natives themselves. This must have been the case since the Spanish colonial administration in the Philippines was constantly under Royal pressure to justify its presence in the archipelago, which proved very difficult to govern on account of its overwhelming distance from Europe. [7] One way to do this was to declare its resident Indians sufficiently worthy of evangelization, or \u201cnoble\u201d enough to be redeemed from their \u201cignorance\u201d and \u201cbarbarity\u201d by the Spanish \u201cliberators.\u201d Hence, by proclaiming sodomy an extraneous reality in the lives of the Philippine indios, the Spanish frayles and gobernador-generales in effect declared that their moral weakness could easily be overcome by a sustained religious guidance, catechism and civil tutelage coming from the Spanish friars and administrators. This task was, despite its appearance, a possible one to accomplish, insofar as it was really an outside force\u2014an alien, Sangley culture-that was the culprit in the introduction and proliferation of this specific evil among them.\nThe Chinese came very handy indeed for the purpose of carrying out this particularly villainous \u201crole,\u201d insofar as sodomy in Renaissance Europe itself wasn\u2019t so much a performance of certain kinds of forbidden (unprocreative and/or extraconjugal) acts between men and men, women and women, men and women, or women, men and animals, as the accusation of the performance of these acts. And history shows that such an accusation is always most easily leveled against social groups that threaten patriarchal power the most: heretics, spies, traitors, enemies of the Church, etc. (And as Goldberg would seem to gesture, in light of recent events in the United States, homosexual people in general\u2014who, by virtue of a U.S. Supreme court ruling onBowers vs. Hardwick, have effectively become the new heretics of the modern world).\nThe irony here is that while Renaissance sodomy laws were used exclusively as a weapon against these potentially hostile classes of non-white, non-Christian peoples, hegemonic male-male bonds that formed the core of European society at this time existed under the benevolent cloak of the family, and were facilitated by the exchange of women between households. Under the aegises of \u201cfriendship\u201d and \u201cpatronage,\u201d servants and students, teachers and pupils, kings and minions, and (perhaps even) queens and ladies, were sharing the same erotically charged beds without fear of corrupting the spirit of alliance or marriage, the institution sodomy laws were meant to protect and perpetuate from the very start. Sodomy, indeed, was \u201cutterly confused\u201d as a category (as Foucault so exasperatedly\u2014and in Goldberg\u2019s book, axiomatically\u2014declares), during the sexual regimes that came before the advent of modern sexuality in the mid-nineteenth century, to the degree that at these times it wasn\u2019t possible to self-identify as a sodomite at all: sodomy named sexual acts only in certain stigmatizing contexts. These racial, religious, economic and gender stigmatizations functioned in assuring the preservation of patriarchal power against its many \u201cimagined\u201d enemies. Hence, during the Renaissance, sodomy was an \u201cempty category,\u201d into which the powerless were thrust by those who dictated the scope and signification of its use. [8] Certainly, however, the \u201cnamers\u201d of this crime never imagined it possible to place themselves under its demonizing ensign even though, strictly speaking, they were already committing the acts that defined it.\nIn seventeenth-century Philippines it was the Chinese who represented the most visible (economic) enemy of the Spanish colonial administration, and hence they became the logical target of the charge of \u201cunnatural sin.\u201d This charge, in fact, was just as unmotivated as all the accusations the conquistadores made against the American Indians at the beginning of the Conquista. None of the Spaniards who pronounced the Indians sodomites actually saw sodomy being committed by these peoples. Instead, they read sodomy into the Indians of the New World\u2014and in the case of the Philippines, the Chinese merchants living in the Parian just outside the walled city-because they were really reading themselves (and consequently, their own desires) into the context of these otherwise undecipherable realities. Goldberg\u2019s intriguing deconstruction of the American case makes the point clear that the naked bodies of the Indian males were the only things the Spaniards saw; and that sodomy was read into these bodies on account of their many perforations which were filled to overflowing with gold ornaments. The naked, hole-ridden and goldenly bedecked male bodies of the Indians were the very same bodies the Spaniards secretly desired to divest of their treasures and convert into slaves who could be-and indeed were-exchanged for money and merchandise in Europe. (On a related point, Goldberg says the charge of cannibalism made by the Spanish against the Caribs was simply a projection of their very own rapacity and belief in the Eucharist).\nFor finally, the Spanish conquerors of the New World felt they could legitimately call these Indians sodomites by virtue of an unspoken identification with them: underwriting their ethnographies was the belief in a universal \u201cLogos of Man.\u201d Goldberg notes that this universalist re/presentation of the concrete and historically specific reality of the native peoples of the New World can clearly be seen in the fictionalized attribution of Moorish dress among the Mexicans. The Spaniards, fresh from their liberation from the Moorish Empire in the decisive Battle of Granada in 1492, not so strangely \u201cdiscovered\u201d Moors among the peoples of the \u201cNew Spain\u201d! And since the Mexicans were somewhat Moorish too, their conquest would only serve as a deja-vu, or a kind of \u201crepeat performance,\u201d for the conquistadores. In the Philippines, the projects of conversion and conquest were similarly made possible only after the Spaniards could define the natives of the islands as indios who, despite their external and local differences from each other, were ultimately \u201chuman\u201d like them, too. (It shouldn\u2019t be strange, therefore, that all the different indigenous peoples that were found in the many colonies of Spain at this time all came to be conceptualized by the Spanish colonizers under the monolithic rubric of the \u201cIndian.\u201d) This discourse was not a unified one, in any case, as alongside this declaration of Humanist sameness was foisted a political teleology of civilization, in which the indiooccupied the bottom rung of a proverbial ladder of cultural development, at whose apex unfurled the banner of the European conqueror himself.\nBecause of this study\u2019s \u201cfindings\u201d on the predominance of inversion as the pattern of homosexuality in current-day Philippines, certain speculations about the present local gender system seemed to be called for. A return to archival renditions of precolonial and early colonial cross-dressing and cross-genderist behavior was therefore provided in this study in response to this intriguing nexus. The male babaylan, a religious/political figure from the prehispanic past, exhibited gender transitivity by virtue of the babaylan\u2019s fundamentally \u201cfemale\u201d function. Although what is inarguable is the male babaylan\u2019s transgenderal attributes, the assertion about his sexuality can only be made provisionally. In fact, such a connection may at best be largely hinted at, and not in fact proven. Nonetheless, the paucity of actual references to sexual practice among the early colonial, \u201cwomanish\u201d babaylan must only be taken in the context of how, until the sixties, even the bakla himself was represented as though he had no sexual nature.\nIn other words, it is likely that the same if not a stronger Christianity-ordained \u201cdenial\u201d of sexuality operated in the friar-mediated, early colonial babaylanchronicles. In the \u201cpermissive\u201d atmosphere of the seventies, however, the Coming Out of the bakla signalized the appearance of his \u201csexuality\u201d: a substrate knowledge which had been disallowed from showing itself previously. This \u201cdisallowance\u201d\u2014which, by the way, may have been part of the disavowal of sexuality within Philippine society at large\u2014may also be seen in the way homosexuality does not even get vaguely mentioned in the proceedings on Problems of Counseling in Philippine Colleges and Universities, which were published in 1961. [9]\nThe \u201csilence\u201d of local psychological institutions in the early sixties about homosexuality and homosexual counseling seems strange, given that globally, the problems of adolescent homosexuals never fail to make it in the agenda of any conference on juvenile mental health (for only obvious reasons). By the rest of the 1960s, as well as the early seventies, however, this situation had palpably changed, and homosexuality was made to belong under the aegis of psychological science, as may be proven by the existence of positivist works on it which were written around this time. (A partial listing of the sundry academic studies on homosexuality in the Philippines is included in the last section of this book). The consequence of this is the renewed and intensified medical psychopathologization of the bakla as inversion\u2019s homosexual: a man whose psychological being does not coincide with his anatomic sex. Only this time, his sexuality has become the central defining feature of his by now \u201cpsychosexually inverted\u201d identity.\nThat the native cultures of the Philippines never really became obsessed with the sexual object choices of people per se, but rather with their functions in the community as gendered persons, can only suggest that a more egalitarian (or at least, more sex-positive) gender system obtained during much earlier\u2014perhaps, much better\u2014times. Should it therefore be desirable for gay culture\u2019s beginning student\u2014such as I mainly am in this book\u2014to insist on the homosexuality of the bakla, and not simply let things be?\nAbout this admittedly \u201cqueer\u201d dilemma I have very little to say, except that perhaps it is not up to me or anybody else to decide on whether or not the bakla should be considered this or that. The choice doubtless has already been made for us: the discourse of Western, binarized sexuality is already with us, and the bakla is now a homosexual. (This does not, however, mean that the boundaries of these two concepts have all of a sudden become perfectly contiguous). More than this, thebakla, even without becoming homosexual, is an identity already leaving much more to be desired, considering that effeminacy in macho societies such as ours is quite already a burden as it is. To this bit of easy sense may be added the much earlier, non-sexual yet still undesirable denotation of the word bakla as \u201cfearful\u201d and \u201ccowardly.\u201d Nonetheless, the realization that, for a long time even before theConquista, there have probably been various forms of gender-crossings among the native cultures of the Philippines, brings now to mind a documentary film on thekathoey, Thailand\u2019s equivalent identity to the bakla, made by a German gay filmmaker, Jurgen Bruning. [10]\nIn Bruning\u2019s film, several kathoey impersonators are interviewed, and just as with thebakla, we realize that their oppression stems from their being symbolically situated as \u201csecond-class women.\u201d (The similarity among the \u201cinversion\u201d patterns of homosexuality within southeast Asia and its neighboring island groups may be traced, hypothetically, to the Kulturkreis to which such cultures may be shown to collectively belong). [11] In the Philippines, this is also to be seen in the Third Sex rhetoric which swards and gays had themselves subscribed to and reproduced in the seventies, and which thenceforth cast them as \u201chandicapped, fake women.\u201d The more interesting insight in this documentary, however, comes from the way Bruning the filmmaker frames the film from his viewpoint, and in the last scene, the camera rises above Bangkok, airplane-borne. (This scene, I assured him, should be a sufficient ideological caveat/\u201dmarker\u201d that would insulate him from the charge of exploiting the \u201cThird World\u201d; actually not entirely so). Somewhere in the middle of the film, a voice-over says that Thailand does not want (or need) the Western versions of sex and sexuality which in the last ten years have continually been imposed on its people. Bruning\u2019s value judgment is telling: Can it be that a Western gay who knows the homophobic repercussions of homosexuality is warning those cultures which do not have it yet to never ever do?\nUnlike Thailand, the Philippines can hardly be salvaged anymore from Western cultural encroachments such as those concerning homosexuality. Four centuries of colonization have simply been too much for any culture to resist such implantations. A Thai homosexual intellectual who gets interviewed in the movie is sure that until a little over a decade ago, the Thais had no word for a man who wanted to have sex with another man as a man, and not as a kathoey. And this word is \u201cgay,\u201d precisely. The same medicalization is attached to the label, and with the AIDS pandemic already getting graver and graver in Bangkok and elsewhere, Thai gays just may suffer the same stigma Western gays have suffered. This may be why several gay organizations are already being formed there; likewise, this may be why coming out as homosexuals has also become the most critical issue for Thai gays, who are not too keen on being identified with the \u201csecond-class\u201d kathoey, but are not too sure if staying inside the closet is all that desirable either. In fact, based on the letters fromkathoey to \u201cUncle Go\u201d-a popular advice columnist in Bangkok, whose columns Peter Jackson analyzes in his book Male Homosexuality in Thailand: An Interpretation of Contemporary Thai Sources [12] -the kathoey are considered \u201cfair game\u201d and gullible by most Thai males. This contemporary, negative attitude toward the kathoey feeds, I feel, on the newly implanted medicalized discourse of homosexuality, the increasing masculinization of Thai society, and perhaps also on a more indigenous bias against all effeminate men in general. In fact, not a few kathoeysuffer from police harassment and rape by men whose socially and culturally sanctioned desire for a warm sexual cavity finds itself most conveniently fulfilled in thekathoey who, Jackson concludes, \u201ctogether with female prostitutes, probably represent one of the most vulnerable sections of Thai society.\u201d\nThere are other parallels to be drawn between homosexuality in Thailand and the Philippines. In his book, Jackson explains that unlike the kathoey, the traditional Thai ideal of the \u201ccomplete man\u201d is one who is masculine in appearance and demeanor, as well as insertive in his sexual practice; moreover, he is a husband-father. In the context of traditional Thai society, a man does not suffer humiliation or degradation just by virtue of engaging in sex with a kathoey, because outside the marital level of sexual relations, the \u201ccomplete man\u201d is allowed two other kinds of relationships: with a concubine and with a prostitute. It is into these categories that kathoey invariably fall.\nAt once, here, the difference between the Philippine bakla/bayot and the Thaikathoey becomes obvious, despite their offhand sameness: while both display the same characteristic effeminacy and sexual passivity (receptivity) in relation to the \u201ccomplete/real man,\u201d the former is not popularly perceived as a prostitute or a concubine, unlike the latter. Likewise, Jackson\u2019s conclusion that it is, in terms of actual sexual activity, the bisexual male who occupies the apex of the sexual structure of Thai life may not be very easy to make here. The homo/hetero distinction operates more ineluctably in Philippine sexual life than in Thai culture simply by virtue of our longer cultural detente with, and domination by, the West. Jackson\u2019s book seems to imply that actual physical bisexuality is rather openly accepted in traditional Thai society, and this can scarcely be imagined true in the case of the Filipino macho male. The bisexual act with which the Philippine \u201creal man\u201d is (un)likely to be charged, has itself already been rationalized by the culture beforehand through various \u201carguments,\u201d foremost of which is the economic. Call boys and those local men in general who agree to play the (largely) insertive role in sexual encounters with thebakla/bayot invariably are paid for it; thus, they are really \u201cheterosexual\u201d despite their actions. This arrangement is itself the opposite of what Jackson observes in Thailand, where it is the kathoey who gets to be paid (or oftentimes, is forced) for the sexual service. Hence, it can be said that the acknowledgment of the existence of their homosexual\u2014or at least bisexual\u2014 desire, is easier for the Thai than for the Filipino males, to make. The kathoey need not bear the burden of being the only one who actively desires sex with another male; this symbolic and economic burden, by contrast, is the bakla/bayot\u2019s sole onus.\nThe Catholic component in Philippine sexual life ultimately distinguishes it from the model of traditional Thai sexuality which is overdetermined, in religious terms at least, by the less doctrinally homophobic Theravada Buddhism. In the first place, it is easy to see that Jackson had his entire work cut out for him, inasmuch as the textualization of homosexual behavior\u2014and later on, of gay consciousness\u2014is not all that difficult to make in Thailand. Jackson merely had to collect the many available texts and interpret them. In fact, \u201cUncle Go\u2019s\u201d advice column, and even its many different clones, have been appearing with nary a hitch in Bangkok tabloids and dailies for the past two decades. A similar case cannot be found in the Philippines. Nor is it true that the same kind of glib easiness and volubility about the topic of sex can be expected of Filipinos (even of those who are living in the big cities, like Manila). This is simply because the religious suppression of sexuality indeed has been, as a whole, successful in the more official spaces of our culture. Likewise, there is much paranoia to be found in the attitudes of Filipinos in general to homosexuality. Even the peculiarly Western debates on gays in the military, for instance, have been entertained by the media in recent years.\nNonetheless, the important similarity between Thailand and the Philippines as far as the homosexual question is concerned, lies in the fact that in both cultures, it is inversion and/or effeminacy that is definitive of exclusive homosexuality. Consequently, both cultures look down on femininity and feminine sexuality as inferior to masculinity and the sexuality of the \u201creal/ complete man.\u201d Therefore, we can probably conclude that both cultures are masculinist and anti-woman, in the end.\nThe many possible regional and Western connections among understandings of sexuality/gender and the local concepts of bakla/bayot/binabae/etc. are therefore rather also important for this project. Between the two it is admittedly the Western \u201cencounter\u201d which has riveted my singular attention. Tie-ups between the gay liberation movements in Europe and the United States and Philippine gay culture, though not explicitly made in this book, are nevertheless apparent in the discourse of \u2018Third Sex,\u201d and of gay liberation itself, which became ascendant in the West, and by osmotic neocolonialism elsewhere after the Stonewall riots in New York, in 1969.\nThese tie-ups are mutually constituted and \u201cenjoyed,\u201d however. In fact, homosexuality in the Philippines continues to function as Western gay culture\u2019s alterity to the precise degree that Western scholars continue to objectify the sexual lives of Filipinos in the 1990s. [13] The most enduring theme of Western(ized) academic and popular literatures on the subject of homosexuality in the country is that it is \u201ctolerated\u201d therein. Whence does this blatantly misguided opinion emanate if not those Western commentators on the Philippine bakla/bayot of the last thirty years, who have precisely denominated and hence constructed these indigenous identities as \u201chomosexual\u201d? And indeed, by constructing the non-Western subjectivities bakla/bayot into homosexuals these colonial architects of contemporary Philippine society, have unwittingly reproduced the homophobia that always follows at the heels of the very idea of homosexuality. But despite the brute fact that it is the West itself that has introduced\u2014and thus, produced\u2014homosexuality in the Philippines, there continues to be staunch and unequivocal denial coming from Western sociologists that the bakla/bayot are comparably as oppressed as the Western gay in any way. The reason for this may very well be that the presence of an exoticizing contrast remains necessary in imagining the Western Self and reconstituting its identity at the exotic Other\u2019s expense. Obviously, in this case, the Philippine bakla/bayot have, over the last three decades, enjoyed a truly rare privilege of becoming the object of such perfervid and weighty imaginings.\nFor instance, an article on the Philippine homosexual situation that appears in the two-volume Encyclopedia of Homosexuality (New York: Garland Publishing, 1990), refuses to entertain the slightest notion that homosexuality\u2019s tolerance by Filipinos is not really what it appears, or that tolerance should not even be tolerated by those homosexuals who are extravagantly given it. Its author, Frederick Whitam, conducted a sociological study of the bayot of Cebu City sometime in the 1970s. (In that study, he arrived at basically the same conclusion of how Filipino homosexuals have it easy compared to Western gays). And according to this article, \u201cthe Philippines enjoys a reputation as one of the contemporary societies most tolerant of homosexuality,\u201d chiefly for the following reasons:\n1. Philippine penal laws and other statutes don\u2019t even mention homosexuality.\n2. Filipinos generally hold a benevolent attitude toward homosexuals, to be seen in their allowance of the bakla/bayot to participate as cultural performers in big social events.\n3. Transvestic homosexuals are praised during fashion shows and beauty pageants, which normally function as family entertainment showcases.\n4. Homosexual characters in Philippine media (movies and television) elicit \u201cclaps and shouts of approval from the many children in the audience.\u201d [14]\nWhitam offers these four statements as \u201cproof\u201d that to be a homosexual in the Philippines isn\u2019t such a bad thing. To the extent that this book has attempted to reconstruct a \u201chistory from within\u201d Philippine gay culture, it has also sought to invalidate Whitam\u2019s \u201cproof.\u201d It has done this by calling into question its mode of production (Read: Whitam\u2019s strictly positivist ethnography does not even care to take cognizance of the crisis of representation); and by offering the textual productions of bakla/bayot as testimonies that provide a more nuanced (if truer) source of knowledge of how Filipino gay life has been lived by Filipino gays themselves.\nThe list Whitam draws of how Filipinos show their tolerance of homosexuality is admittedly not just his own. A slew of social science researchers and journalists, over the past decades, have said exactly the same things. Nonetheless, none of the items in this list makes the distinction between the indigenous concepts that refer to effeminate males (bakla/bayot) and the Western concept of the homosexual person. Obviously, this list should only forgo such cross-cultural complication, seeing as how it appears in an article that is included in an empirical compendium of global same-sexual behavior\u2014an \u201cEncyclopedia of Homosexuality\u201d no less. But Whitam\u2019s sad refusal to examine more closely the symbolic world of the bakia/bayot whom he simplistically takes to be homosexuals causes him to vitally misunderstand these identities. By taking them out of the context in which the concept of effeminate gender and sexuality signifies, he fails to appreciate the nuances of oppression to which the effeminate male is subjected in Philippine society. For instance, the cultural reality being described in the fourth item in his list, cannot be fully understood in its presently truncated form. Those particular gay, mass-media characters that evoke \u201cclaps and shouts of approval\u201d do so because they portray ridiculously uproarious roles whose entertainment value singularly derives from their gender anomaly, as well as other equally obtrusive things: neither man nor woman; coward; unreal; bakla,precisely. (That Whitam fails to make that most commonsensical connection between this Tagalog-Filipino pejorative and the many Western terms of gay insult\u2014faggot, queer, fairy, sissy, etc.\u2014is beyond me). It is with these universally familiar, painful cultural scripts in mind that the childish \u201cshouts\u201d Whitam heard in the movie house ought to be appreciated.\nThese native identities are already homosexualized in the current time\u2014 this seems increasingly true, despite the fact that as portrayed in media the screaming and swishing onus of their difference all but completely overshadows the sexual dimension of their personhoods. But even as purely gendered categories,bakla/bayot already leave more to be desired. Effeminophobic rage hardly needs to be legislated hereabout, inasmuch as it finds its gleeful, everyday target in the effeminate (\u201cnon-male\u201d) bakla, whose real social purpose may well be to remind Filipino children what they should never be. (Alas, not everything native is good!) But to the degree that these identities possess a homosexual orientation\u2014and to the degree that their homosexual orientation has come to be definitive of their innermost and most authentic sense of self\u2014then we can safely say that their already oppressible gender arguably becomes vested with an extra layer of oppression: sexuality. The irony is that Whitam makes no bones about including the obviously non-Western personhoods of the bakla/bayot in a global survey of homosexuals, and yet denies the possibility that as homosexuals these very persons can only be oppressed just by the simple fact that they possess non-normative sexual desires.\nLikewise, the same kind of woeful, Western linkage may be evidenced in the importation of homophobic evangelism during the last few years of the seventies. Slightly more flagrant and shameless than Whitam about his agenda of \u201cOthering,\u201d American Reverend Eddie Karnes put out a local edition of his book Tears in the Morning in 1979, under the auspices of former Vice-President Fernando Lopez and then First Lady Imelda Marcos, whom he boldly likens in the frontispiece to the infamous American beauty queen and gay-bashing bigot, Anita Bryant. [15] Actually, Karnes hardly really wrote his book, for even a cursory look reveals that it is merely an unapologetic and prejudiced compilation of news clippings, which supposedly show the \u201chorrors\u201d of urban gay life in the U.S. Says Karnes in the Introduction\u2014which, apart from the Conclusion, is the only original portion in the entire thing\u2014\nMy research has led me to believe that the gay world is a jungle\u2026 the glue that holds the gays together is cosmetic\u2026 it is penis-oriented. It is a movement that worships at the altar of the erect penis \u2026 an animalistic, lustful sexual world that drains the beauty, youth, and morals from its converts, and damns the teachings of parents, the Church, the Bible, and of God.\nThe book and its message of hate hardly made a splash locally, if only because the very enterprise of homophobic persecution could not be accommodated by the native culture nor accepted into the native sexual sensibility, given the epistemological disparity inherent in the bakla/homosexual dynamic. Just as the different Western models of homosexuality have not all become interwoven into the strands of Philippine sexual life, so too have the various kinds of paranoia which Western civilization has always attached to same-sexual behavior not become completely ingrained in and integral to our own culturality. Because sexuality is not as fully organized as a field of knowledge in the Philippines as it is and to a certain extent has always been in the West\u2014and therefore because sexuality remains largely untheorized and unconscious among the masses of the Filipino people\u2014homophobic anxiety between the West and our own societies remain clearly disjunct. Hence, as I hope to have shown in this study, the quality of homosexual oppression between them must only be different, too.\nNonetheless, the fact such a violently vitriolic anti-gay book was put out during Martial Law (and at the behest of La Imelda herself!) should clarify the agonistic situation of gay culture at the same time that all other progressive movements in the country were being militaristically silenced. However, this does not detract from the other fact that, ironically enough, the Marcosian seventies also bore witness to the increasing sexualization of the bakla (and hence, to the dissemination and fecundation of gay culture, in general).\nAs for part two, however, it may be true that these early gay writers may properly and tentatively be called \u201cradical humanists,\u201d but this is only because they were significantly determined (and comparably anguished) by the Christian narratives of identity within which they wrote their fictions. Also, the metaphysical underpinnings in their works may also be said to derive from more native ideologies, too, and this connection is something that I have to explore better in my examination of the dominant discourse of interiority or loob as a powerful local idiom for metaphysical depth and plenitude. Humanist transgressions, nevertheless, are finally susceptible of dogmatism and displacements of conflict within the very community they wish to alleviate. It should not be strange, therefore, that by attempting to transcend the conflict of his own homosexuality, Tony Perez ends up denigrating the bakla.Actually, not just him, but also Severino Montano, whose novel does not even make mention of the bakla, even when it is supposed to be a homosexual novel set in post-War Philippines.\nIt is this study\u2019s conclusion that the bakla is the only kind of (male) homosexual Philippine culture has, relatively speaking, known; and therefore also the only (male) homosexual Philippine culture has discriminated against and/or dismissed as sick, deviant and sinful\u2014as bakla, precisely. Any local text proclaiming itself gay or homosexual cannot help but relate itself to and to situate itself within kabaklaan,hence. Orlando Nadres, of the three early gay writers in this study, has not only addressed this vital concern, but also concretized in the most truthful and sincerest of terms the conflict between two \u201ckinds\u201d of homosexuals of Philippine popular culture: the covert and the overt. Nadres recasts this classification into \u201cin\u201d and \u201cout\u201d (in seventies\u2019 swardspeak, this binary would translate into buko and wa buko), and passes the judgment that the former has to come out or else his life is meaningless, and the latter has to accept his similarity with the former or else he is deluded. Of the three texts I examined I am convinced that it is Nadres\u2019 play that offers the most rewarding and insightful commentary on Philippine gay culture, and this may well have been true ever since it was first staged in Fort Santiago two decades ago. As I attempted to illustrate in my critique, the play\u2019s ineffable beauty is that, in and through it, Nadres celebrates kabaklaan in the staunch and irrepressible character of the lowly but indomitable beautician, Julie.\nThe movement away from \u201cone\u2019s own\u201d-the romantic dalliance with American and international \u201csensibilities\u201d which Perez and Montano undertake-may hence be seen as one of several typical strategies to be observed in early gay writing. Actually, my own life may likewise be said to have been propelled into the same trajectory: I have always maintained that there is something very attractive about appropriating and/or flirting with \u201cforeign\u201d objects and ideas, when one\u2019s own cannot give one these very same things-when all it can give/call one are words like bakla and others too terrible to mention. Although I have generally become influenced by my readings on the gay movements in the U.S. and Europe, the true impetus for this research has come from my own experiences as a bakla in my life\u2019s own \u201clived ground\u201d (which is to say, my own here and now). I must admit that such experiences have not all been unpleasant, and they only serve to remind me that the impetus to liberation emerges from the liminal zone between one\u2019s own home culture and what exists outside it. While I can confidently say that my insistence on the political expediency of humanist radical politics is rooted in a belief in subjective struggle for the ends of social transformation-and in the possibility of transgression even when faced with so much institutional and even progressive challenge and persecution on the local front-I am likewise aware of the fact that this faith only draws its energy from the very same cultural forces which have necessitated and spurred my movement away from my own culture in the first place.\nNonetheless, all such textual moves can only become logical when seen against the backdrop of Philippine gay culture within the last thirty years or so. It is culture itself, as it has been constructed and as it constructs, that is largely responsible for, and is the result of, the production of such reactions.\nIn the first part of this study I aimed to accomplish two basic things:\n1. Using both academic and popular texts, I wished to trace, catalogue and analyze the different expressions (self- and ascribed) of the male homosexual identity in Philippine metropolitan gay culture within the period of the last three decades (1960s-1990s).\n2. My other aim was to account for, wielding this knowledge, the absence of a gay liberation movement in the country.\nThe issue of Coming Out relates to both these aims in rather intimate and significant ways. Any history of Philippine gay culture is at most \u201capparent history\u201d to the degree that only those male homosexuals who have come out and become markedlybakla are represented in it. The class conflict between homosexuals who are \u201cout\u201d and \u201cin\u201d the closet has in the main been responsible for the failure, if not the absence, of a truly formed and visible gay movement. This conflict, nonetheless, is not specific to Philippine gay culture alone. In Stephan Likosky\u2019s book, Coming Out: International Gay and Lesbian Writings, an article [16] that comes straight out of the beleaguered gay communities in Guadalajara, Mexico, serves to remind us just how similar situations across the world can be, especially as they pertain to the oppressive effects of heteronormativity (of course, Mexico is a country whose Latin, macho culture, for historical reasons primarily, the Philippines logically shares to a more or less salient degree). What this article essentially talks about are the difficulties of maintaining a gay organization in a cultural milieu in which effeminate and/or cross-dressing homosexuals may be observed to harbor the same hatred toward macho-looking gays that the local swards and gays of the seventies and up to now have had for the silahis, closet queens, and Men who have Sex with Men, or MSM (and as always, the same holds true the other way around). Taken together, these identities may well be the most popular self-expressed male homosexual selves that have come to constitute Philippine gay culture in the last three decades. Nonetheless, the same obstacle to the formation of a gay liberation movement in the Philippines likewise obtains in Mexico, an obstacle compounded of the crisis of coming out, and of transvestophobia.\nActually, reading the other articles in Likosky\u2019s book has shown me that there are many other parallels among the qualities of \u201chomosexual\u2019 oppression and the response from the \u201chomosexuals\u201d all over the world. The most telling sameness, for me, has been the \u201creformist\u201d attitude of the Third World \u201cgay\u201d communities in relation to the \u201cgay movement,\u201d most clearly seen in the pleas for acceptance and tolerance, the call for integration into the mainstream heterosexual society, and the concern with questions on the gay identity. The reason for this may be the fact that in much of the Third World, machismo intersects with an ironic allowance for homosexuality among the macho males themselves. For instance, macho males in the Philippines and in Latin America are not totally averse to the idea of having sexual relations with other males so long as they are the activo (or insertive) partner, and so long as some semblance of the intrinsically oppressive heterosexual norm (of there being a man and a woman in the whole affair) is maintained. Hence, in this specific context, the definition of a specific gay identity is made problematic because according to this schema of sexual identities, macho males do not understand themselves to be homosexual/gay (both in the Western sense), even when they clearly engage in same-sexual erotic acts. [17]\nAnother article mentions the importance of naming\u2014that is, \u201ccoding\u201d\u2014 homosexuals, and among the countries in Latin America, the introduction of the word \u201cgay\u201d in the early seventies was the first step toward the establishment of various community-based organizations which would push for the protection of the rights of males whose love objects were other males, whether or not they perceived themselves to be gay. Nonetheless, it is understandable why the gays who belong to such a culture ask for acceptance. They do so simply because, all their lives, they have been brought up to regard themselves as subordinates to the macho males, to whom they have been culturally\u2014and erotically\u2014 subordinated for so long. Hence, such gays\u2014most especially the Philippine bakla-think and believe with all their \u201cfemale hearts\u201d (in our case, pusong-babae) that they are \u201cfake women\u201d who need the love of \u201creal men\u201d to be truly happy.\nHowever, the gay liberation movements in Europe, America and Australia have opted for a more \u201crevolutionary\u201d perspective on the issue of the homosexual identity, primarily by problematizing the concept of sexuality in general. Rather than just calling for liberation for homosexuals, the gay movements in Germany, Australia, Great Britain, Italy, and the U.S. have sounded the call for the liberation of all sexualities and sexual desires, and therefore, of all persons who, at one time in their lives or another, possess such desires. The force of this \u201crallying cry\u201d taps into the Freudian thesis of polymorphism and bisexuality, which assumes that sexuality and sexual identity are far from assured essences, and are merely narrative accomplishments. From the male child\u2019s plenitude of desires and outlets of desire, the individual subject of post-industrialist capitalism undergoes, by patriarchal interpellation, a repressive sublimation into genital heterosexuality at the service of the heterosexual kinship system, thereby becoming effectively \u201ca man.\u201d According to this theory of sexualities, compulsory genital heterosexuality may still be modified or critically exhausted as a category by such sexuality-sensitive groups as the gay and lesbian movements. For revolutionary thinkers such as the Australian gay liberationist Dennis Altman, then, the repression of sexualities is simply a strategy to get civilization\u2014and this particularly patriarchal and capitalist civilization\u2014underway. Within this theoretical framework, the movement away from the discourse of homo- and heterosexuality, and into the discourse of polymorphous perversity (now to be seen as good), is tantamount to the liberation of all human potentiality. [18] This philosophy of unbridled sexuality arguably was crushed, however, by the AIDS pandemic, so the gay liberation movement remains, globally speaking, clearly linked to a question of rights and civil liberties, rather than to some metaphysical transcendence into an ultimate freedom to become bisexually perverse. (As some have argued in the past: this revolution can never be entirely tenable, as such would spell, following the heteronormative Freudian equation, the end of civilization itself).[19]\nFor this particular project, then, I have made use of both the \u201creformist\u201d and the \u201crevolutionary\u201d views with regard to homosexuality and gay culture.\nIn the first part of this study, I have called these perspectives \u201cminoritizing\u201d and \u201cuniversalizing\u201d respectively (after Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick). Sedgwick\u2019s difference from other thinkers of this debate\u2014between \u201cessentializing\u201d sexuality as an identity, and \u201cconstructing\u201d it as merely acts, potentialities and bonds\u2014is that she has found it possible to keep both perspectives and not end up schizoid in the end. For as has become apparent in this study, there exists an identifiable homosexual minority whose agitations for reformist\u2014which is to say, civil\u2014 changes that will somehow benefit it, whose pleas for acceptance/tolerance, must not be dismissed right away with a cursory swish of the theoretical hand. The ghettoization of gays, though not observably serious in the Philippines, is nonetheless being accomplished in the specification of gay occupations, and in the institutionalization of the heteronormatively defined and \u201cscripted\u201d gay bar, to serve the sexual needs of this minority: a legitimated, social release of tension. More specifically, the markedlybakla homosexuals in our culture are not allowed to get away with their homosexuality without first being subjected to a certain \u201cinstitutional treatment\u201d which would de-radicalize their various acts of transgression. They have to become subordinated to the heterosexual male by thinking of themselves as symbolically and actually less than he is\u2014in fact, as not even male to begin with.\nOn the other hand, it is in regard to this specific construction of the bakla that the revolutionary/universalizing/constructivist perspective should prove most useful, by basically calling into question the very distinction\u2014too pat and suspicious to begin with\u2014between the \u201chomosexual\u201d bakla and his \u201cheterosexual\u201d macho partner.\nWhile I was carrying out this study, this perspective paved the way for the unmasking of the dominance of psychosexual inversion as the model for homosexuality in Philippine gay culture, which may well be called\u2014for the sake of locally mediated heuristics\u2014a discourse of loob. According to this model of Tagalog-Filipino selfhood\u2014a model that obviously valorizes psychospiritual depth (loob)- one\u2019s sexuality and identity are based on one\u2019s interior subjectivity, and not on one\u2019s external actions (which are merely panlabas). Hence, genital males who engage in sexual activities with other genital males can maintain the sexual self-understanding that they remain \u201creally male\u201d (whose sexual love objects are females) because theirloob is \u201cattached\u201d to neither the same-sexual act nor their same-sexual partners. Likewise, hence, otherwise genital males can harbor the self-understanding that they are females, simply because their loob tells them so. This discourse is essentialist (and heteronormatively so), and the way to neutralize it is by moving from metaphysical depth to playful surface: a discourse of constructed and (de)constructible bodies, or labas, for which the issue of homosexuality necessarily applies once two physically male bodies are involved in the sexual act. I find this to be the more desirable view to take, as it avoids the needless complications of heterosexual macho fantasy and liberates the discussion out of desire\u2019s metaphysical (and heterosexual) teleology that has oppressed Filipino gays for the longest time.\nNadres\u2019 reformist play proves particularly instructive of the hostility between the two kinds of homosexuals who ostensibly make up Philippine gay culture: the covert and the overt homosexual. The essentialist views taken by all the three early gay writers here may be taken on their own terms, and not necessarily dismissed as incorrect, although perhaps it would be safe to conclude, in a manner of speaking, that such views are needfully incomplete. In this study, I have needed to engage Nadres\u2019 distinction between gay culture\u2019s dual identities. Following Sedgwick\u2019s lead inEpistemology of the Closet, I have employed the markers \u201cgender-transitive\u201d to mean the overtly effeminate and transvestic gays, and \u201cgender-intransitive\u201d to signify the covert, or masculine-looking and -acting homosexuals. Although such a dichotomy in the first place does not lay claim to anything political, Nadres thinks otherwise, and renders it as a political division precisely when it is the question of Coming Out which overarches everything. The unwillingness of Fidel, the covert gay, to admit his homosexuality to Efren, the boy he has been supporting and secretly in love with, is about his fear of becoming branded as a homosexual, well as his fear of being dismissed as bakla by the polite society to which all his life he had been trained to pander, and which in this play Efren represents. Julie emerges in the play triumphantly and unhypocritically homosexual, although it\u2019s also true that Nadres does not mince words about what Julie\u2019s own tragic dilemma is: he is \u201cunreal\u201d (not a real woman) in his kabaklaan, just as Fidel is \u201cnot real\u201d (which is to say, not truthful) to himself and others by staying closeted, too. Therein lie their common tragedies, but Nadres holds out hope that a friendship strong enough will bind them together to a common purpose and goal.\nRecently, I have been rethinking the binary of covert/overt (and its more politically incorrect version, \u201crespectable/vulgar\u201d), and have attempted to reconsider the terms of each. Perhaps the qualifier selectively for the first term and completely for the second will recast these poles in a continuum, and relocate the entire structure under a newer, less harsh and not-so-absolute light. A consequence of this would be: there may no longer be a clear distinction between gays who are inside the closet or covert, and outside it or overt, for both kinds of homosexuals are actually already overt, or \u201cout,\u201d only one is selectively so, while the other is more completely out.\nI am convinced that Nadres, if he were alive today, would not complain about this \u201crevisionist\u201d vision of his politics of male homosexual identity, except that in his play, Fidel really is \u201cin,\u201d and Julie \u201cout.\u201d To be the former is to deny one\u2019s sexual orientation and/or preference, primarily; to be the latter is to both scream and cross-dress, and to be homosexual, first and foremost. In other words, between the two, it is the beautician who is out because his occupation, his appearance, and his very being are, right from the outset, an immediate and socially recognizable affirmation of his sexuality, of his sexual desire for other males. Fidel, on the other hand, by not identifying with Julie\u2019s sexual inversion, still needs to affirm his sexuality; and also, he still needs to accept that he and Julie are not very different from each other, after all. For Fidel, the second epiphany seems harder to undergo, because it is only to himself and in the proper place and time that he has already explored his sexuality (by turning to palpably prostituted sex). On the other hand, to identify with and as Julie would be tantamount to forsaking all his years of painstaking labors to become \u201crespectable.\u201d A class dynamic is undoubtedly at work here.\nFinally, the current-day homosexual situation may be shown to partake of a different ethos from the one Montano, Nadres, Perez and other gays of their generation operated in, if not subscribed to. The proof of this is the already precarious existence, in the local milieu, of certain degrees of what Barry D. Adam in his book,The Rise of a Gay and Lesbian Movement, enumerates as the characteristics of a \u201cmodern gay world\u201d:\n1) Homosexual relations have been able to escape the structure of the dominant heterosexual kinship system: 2) Exclusive homosexuality, now possible for both partners, has become an alternative path to conventional family forms. 3) Same-sex bonds have developed new forms without being structured around particular age or gender categories. 4) People have come to discover each other and form large-scale social networks not only because of already existing social relationships but also because of homosexual interests. 5) Homosexuality has come to be a social formation unto itself, characterized by self-awareness and group identity. [20]\nOr perhaps it would be more accurate to say that these characteristics of \u201cgay modernity\u201d are goals nearer and more attainable now than in the time of Montano, Nadres and Perez, for these are \u201cgoals\u201d which have somehow already been selectively attained by certain Filipinos within their own exclusive communities. (One such community is implicitly the subject of the book on homosexuality by Margarita Go-Singco Holmes, A Different Love: Being Gay in the Philippines [21] ). In other words, none of them may be true yet for the general bakla/homosexual population in the country. Nonetheless, it is possible that, nowadays, among members of the urban upper middle class, some of these realities already obtain (for example, nowadays, for many Filipinos, there is probably less pressure to marry when one is a man, especially a gay man, for the simple reason that marriage and family may already have become less desirable economically speaking).\nAn alternative model for homosexual love\u2014one between two consenting, fully self-possessed gay men\u2014is also already available for the members of the current generation, as exemplified by the MSM. But the identity of the MSM is not a gay identity, because it isn\u2019t \u201cout\u201d or politically homosexual to begin with; at most it is anti-bakla, if not AIDS-specific. Of all five elements of the modern gay world, therefore, it is the fifth, which concerns gay identity politics, solidarity and community-formation, that is most crucial and, sadly, the least to be observed in the Philippines at the present time. What is easily probable, in any case, is that the coming decades will see more and more alternative expressions for homosexuality and the homosexual identity\u2014including perhaps the blurring of sex/gender categories which the advent of transsexual surgical operations (performed surreptitiously in a Manila hospital for nearly a decade now) signalizes. [22] At least these forms of psychic polyvalencies and sexual self-fashionings are to be hoped for, if the largely metaphysical\u2014i.e., transcendental and loob-specific-oppression by heterosexually constituted desire of Philippine gays should at last and finally be cast off.\nBetween the time I \u201cfinished\u201d writing this book (c. 1993) and the time it was being considered for publication (c. 1995), so many things have happened- both to the locus of discursive formations that is my \u201cself,\u201d and the culture in which this very self signifies and performs (or rather, is signified precisely because it performs).\nThe most famous \u201csexual space\u201d in the city hitherto granted Filipino gays-the gay bars-seems to have gotten preciously scarce, if not increasingly dangerous to go to. I am not too sure if this recent precariousness can be attributed to a shifting sexual consciousness among local gays (who may well have found other venues in which to strut their stuff and/or pursue their sexuality), or to the government\u2019s sustained efforts to make prostitution less and less visible. For one, Manila mayor Alfredo Lim has been unrelenting in his drive to shut down the last remaining bars (both gay and straight) in his city by characteristically starving them through periodic raids. Lim first received his mandate as a \u201cmoral crusader extraordinaire\u201d during the incumbency of former President Corazon Aquino, whose reputation as a morally upright person seems unshakably firm, the scandalous behavior of her youngest-and thespically disastrous-daughter notwithstanding. In the late eighties, Aquino ordered General Lim (who was then the police thief of Manila) to clean up the red light district in Malate, in a token-making effort to clean up the country\u2019s image as one of the leading flesh markets in Asia. [23]\nWhile all this \u201ccleaning up\u201d was arguably oblivious of distinctions of sexual orientation, the government seemed to have taken a special liking to gays when, around the same time as the Malate raids, constabulary agents cracked down on the homosexual pedophiles who had set up shop in the resort town of Pagsanjan in the province of Laguna. The demonization of homosexuality not strangely became the upshot of Aquino\u2019s xenophobic, anti-pedophile campaigns, and the Catholic Church and its consociate civic groups lost no time in condemning gays wholesale. In Pagsanjan, for instance, an organization was formed to protect the town\u2019s children from pedophiles; and yet, this organization\u2019s real agenda was clearly embodied by its name: Alyansa Laban sa Kalalakihang Bakla. (Alliance Against Gay Males). [24]\nAs of the last count, only a handful of gay bars remain open in metropolitan Manila. (For obvious reasons, I am not even going to attempt to name them). Nonetheless, according to a wonderfully disguised oral history of cruising as it has been rehearsed by metropolitan gays in the last two decades, the phenomenon of the gay bar (numbering around three dozen in the 1970s) has given way to the relatively recent phenomenon of gay massage parlors, which have continued to proliferate in the city ever since the first such facility opened around twenty years ago. [25] The same account mentions a similar constriction happening to what used to be the alfresco \u201csocial\u201d clubs for gays, namely the public parks. At the same time, however, shopping malls may have become these parks\u2019 heirs apparent. The Mehan Gardens and the golf course in front of the Senate building in Manila have been lighted up and fenced off; Ugarte field in Makati has been left desolate. But to the degree that shopping malls may be said to have currently taken over the function of public parks, the very heavy cruising that used to take place in these parks has simply moved indoors. Likewise, the movie houses inside these malls serve as veritable poaching areas for quick and uncomplicated sex among willing participants, thereby extending the reach of gay sexual culture beyond what were its identifiable locales. To illustrate: Galaxy and Ideal no longer exist (and Delta has recently been converted into the leading television network\u2019s studio); but the supermalls all boast dozens of dark, airconditioned venues that each offer pretty much the same anonymous amenities.\nObviously, all these changes indicate a kind of stasis. Despite the fact that the metropolis is changing its increasingly congested face, the things that have always happened in it continue to happen in Ramos\u2019 mega-city nightmare that is Philippines 2000. For male homosexuals, however, these changes may well mean a profound shift in terms of the (in)visibility of the things that they usually do. Thus, at the same time that a liberal sexual climate seems to be augured by the ever-expanding Third World metropole, this very same liberalism may mean more persecution for those individuals and groups who practice suddenly visible, oppressible sexualities and/or profess suddenly visible, oppressible sexual identities. In fact, thus far, it is the nineties which have arguably been the most sexualized decade in the history of an increasingly sexological Philippines: blame it on the Church, AIDS, feminism, or gay discourse itself! In talking about sex for whatever purpose it may serve (diverse and rather important ones), these interest groups have contributed to transforming the collective fantasies and desire structures of inhabitants of the metropolitan centers of the country; and such phantasmatics actually comprise what has come to be denominated, in our century, as \u201csexuality.\u201d Thus, while the dominance of the traditional models of sexual relations in our cultures persists (for instance, that one between the bakla and the \u201creal man\u201d), it does so amidst an ever-thickening traffic and confluence of new and proliferative sexualities that are engendered by, as well as engender, the cityscape\u2019s restlessly transforming erotic body.\nIn the meantime, the traditional enemies abide, and have notably prospered in their malignancy. For one, the Philippine Catholic Church, in its medievalism and obsequious attitude toward the Vatican\u2019s whimsies, continues to clutch its bigotries close to its magnanimous chest, and to trample on the rights of Filipino sexual minorities, most especially on the right of women over their own bodies and desires. This it shamelessly did in 1994, in the months that led up to the International Conference on Population and Development (ICPD) held in Cairo, Egypt. Homosexuality didn\u2019t escape the tirades of the Manila archbishop (and his toadies in frock) either. In typical demonizing fashion, the Catholic clergy and its puppets in the laity lumped homosexuality together with all the ignominious vices that ostensibly pose a threat to the sacrosanct heterosexual family, in order to prove the point that the government policies on population were (mistakenly) trying to mimic the lifestyle of the decadent West, and thus were nothing less than devil-inspired. In a supreme example of unselfconsciousness, the Philippine Catholic Church forgot that it, too, was a Western importation. By blaming all the social ills of this mendicant country on the very civilization that manufactured the impossible office of the infallible Pope, it undermined its very own position. (This retardataire position of the country\u2019s religious and political right didn\u2019t go unremarked, however. In September 1994, the month of the ICPD, a collective statement of gay and lesbian groups in the Philippines was issued to media in order to articulate their unequivocal disgust at the way the Church had meddled in and muddled the entire proceedings).\nAnother religious twist which the gay culture of metropolitan Manila has taken\u2014and will likely continue to take\u2014in the 1990s has to do with the desire certain homosexual individuals in the country are beginning to have for a specifically gay spirituality. Certainly, such a desire has been met in equal measure with fundamentalist zeal and animosity. The establishment of a Manila chapter of the Metropolitan Community Church (MCC), a gay Christian church founded by a former Pentecostal priest, Troy Perry, in Los Angeles in 1968, signalizes the beginning of gay evangelism in a country that hitherto had no need for such. Having close to 300 extension churches worldwide, the MCC\u2019s most popular service\u2014for which it has produced so many detractors, from both within gay circles and without\u2014is the solemnizing of same-sex partnerships (also called gay and lesbian \u201cmarriages\u201d). In the Philippines, MCC has extended this very service through its pastor, ex-Catholic priest Fr. Richard Mickley. [26] Meantime, as MCC was starting its operations in its little chapel in Malate, another American Christian fellowship was being founded in Manila. Bagong Pag-asa (\u201cRenewed Hope\u201d), it is called: the goal of this Christian ministry is to deprogram homosexual men and women, and, according to its brochure, \u201cto bring wholeness and restoration to the entire individual, including his or her sexuality.\u201d An extension of American-based Exodus International, Bagong Pag-asa was originally contemplated in 1990, but only after \u201cmany speaking engagements and seminars\u201d was it deemed necessary and proper to begin this ministry in Manila sometime in 1993. (One wonders whether MCC and Exodus International are not actually trying to outdo each other in their mission to re-colonize the Third World).\nBut cultural effervescence has not been the monopoly of moral crusadings alone. Gay and lesbian artistry has seen a quickening as well: gay plays and books and journalistic works have been appearing with appreciable regularity in the metropolis. It\u2019s almost like the seventies again: one-man shows, exhibits, theatrical presentations, television programs, parades, movies, and the invariably brilliant write-ups on these by politicized gay or gay-sympathetic critics. Although this time, such affairs tend to happen in the mainstream and are denominated\u2014politically\u2014as gay and lesbian precisely. This politicization of gay life in the Philippines, though lacking the organization and logistics that more properly exist within a unified social movement, indicates a continuing sexualization of Filipinos that has begun to translate itself into selfconscious identity-formation among those who find themselves at a visible disadvantage precisely because of such sexualization\u2019s inequities and demonizing effects. Class-inflected gay and lesbian communities are aborning in certain sections of the metropolitan population, usually in the guise of AIDS and Women\u2019s Non-governmental Organizations (NGOs). As communities with their own personnel and wherewithal, they attempt to answer their constituents\u2019 needs for moral support and social interaction. One such answer has taken the form of local community newsletters that circulate in certain gay- or lesbian-identified areas of the metropolis, such as: Gay Men\u2019s Exchange, being put out by gay urban professionals from the posh financial center of Makati City; Break Out, a newsletter of the lesbian organization Can\u2019t Live in the Closet; and Switchboard, a journal of the NGO, Women Supporting Women Committee. Gay and lesbian organizings have not yet happened together or alongside each other under any single aegis, in any case.\nPhilippine academe, on the other hand, remains eerily unresponsive to all these developments: an eerie thing indeed granting that, as everyone knows, teaching is basically a feminine/effeminate profession, according to Philippine culture itself and even to its caretaker, the Secretary of Education, Culture and Sports. A seeming response may be seen in the opening of the first gay literature course in the University of the Philippines, in which I have had a semi-reluctant role to play. The first time the course was offered at the UP in June 1994, both local and international press thought it novel. After a blitz of media reports on the course, there I was, caught in a corner frenetically giving interviews to newspaper reporters and television anchorpersons. Certainly, this novelty tended to the facetious for certain media practitioners. In the report that came out in the country\u2019s most popular daily broadsheet, an accompanying caricature had me fully made up, coiffed and in fishnet stockings teaching to a bunch of ineffectual, limpwristed students. [27] This didn\u2019t get my goat all that much. Being generally languid of body and mind has preserved me from much damage all throughout my sudden career as a gay academic-cum-advocate It did, however, serve as an embarassingly unmistakable reminder of the difficult task of raising the issue of homosexuality and kabaklaan out of the humorized morass in which it has languished for the last half-century (or using an essentializing optic, perhaps even much earlier than that). This course is the necessary token, I\u2019ve always known that. Nonetheless, that it existed at all will be empirically inarguable to the gay scholar of the future. Moreover, the full impact of its rhetorical weight has yet to be ascertained. (That this very same impact was felt by me\u2014at least\u2014provides a certain measure of comfort at the same time that I find it most unfortunate and myself most pathetic that I had to even think of it in these terms).\nPerhaps the most politically recognizable gay act that has thus far occurred in the current decade is the Gay Pride March that happened in June 1994 on the grounds of the Quezon Memorial Circle (an apt and meaningful venue, as any local gay will know). Organized by the Progressive Organization of Gays in the Philippines (PRO-GAY Philippines), the march was the first politically motivated and received gay march in the Philippines; an ecumenical religious service officiated by MCC pastor Fr. Mickley was followed by the reading of a gay manifesto that contained PRO-GAY\u2019s demands concerning sexual and gender equality. [28] In terms of the number of actual participants, the PRO-GAY rally may have indeed been negligible. But it certainly may have achieved much more on the level of symbolic investment. Because it happened at all, the march might now be commemorated every year thereafter, with perhaps more and more coming to attend it while the mythology of gay liberation continues to gather momentum and to convert more and more Filipino believers. (This is a wishful thought I beg sufferance for in my readers).\nOn the other hand, the political trajectory of that rally as well as of PRO- GAY itself betokens a reformist minority movement that will call for the eventual bestowal of gay rights. [29] As has been the caution of this study, minority politics, though necessary to those gays who indubitably need it, just might end up counterproductive for all gays in the end, for it reduces what is really a very complex reality\u2014\u201dhomosexuality\u201d\u2014to a simple issue of cross-identification and rights. (Thus, it preserves the hierarchical dualism of hetero- and homosexuality, a dualism no longer borne out by what most contemporary people actually do and feel, on the level of their everyday eroticism). In sociopolitical terms, the call for gay rights invites less the idea of a revolution in the sexual logic of our society than a legitimated release of social tension: a token gay literature course here, a token gay ghetto there. This caution achieves a particularly salient cogency once we see how unviable is the very idea of \u201cminorities\u201d within the present-day structurations of Philippine governance. Unlike in the West, where multiculturalism reigns supreme as a social theory (and in many ways, a regnant practice), the Philippines has not been specifically well-known for taking care of its many ethnic minorities. By virtue of Manila\u2019s intranational imperialism over the rest of the country, the rights of the country\u2019s many tribal communities over their ancestral lands, natural resources, etc., continue to be violated with gleeful impunity\u2014all in the name of national progress. Given the pertinacious exploitativeness of such dispensation, can the bakla minority really expect to fare any better than the increasingly evanescent T\u2019boli? Obviously, therefore, the project of liberation will have to be negotiated by gays using both essentialist (reformist) and constructionist (revolutionary) tacks. While gays may militate for their rights as members of a sexual minority, they must never for a moment forget that the parameters of this very minority are immensely permeable to the outside (to the point that perhaps, an inside/outside distinction hardly seems to be there at all).\nIt is scarcely doubted by anyone vaguely conscious of the reality of a gay culture in the Philippines that the lack of an organized and concerted effort by gays (the lack of a gay movement in other words) follows only from the economic depression of the Philippines as a whole. The same person may even point to the history of the homosexual movement in the West and say that the increasing power of gays and lesbians to assert their rights has always had a direct relationship to the heightened economic power of the First World\u2019s middle classes after the Second World War. This sort of analysis has not been the persuasion of this book. To think the same thing of Philippine gay culture is not to be saying much about the meanings with which its actors and participants negotiate themselves, as well as to not be saying anything new at all. I hope that despite this study\u2019s deliberate inability to link up the de rigeurconcerns of political economy to the economy of homo/sexuality (an economy of fantasies, to be sure), certain equally vital tasks have been accomplished.\nOne task is simple enough: remembrance. This book can and most likely will be received in many ways\u2014a lot of which may not be germane to its writer\u2019s original intentions. That it answers to the need for memorializing (and memorizing) I don\u2019t think anyone for whom this book matters will disagree (or want to disagree). Another goal is just as undisguised: liberation. And given the invigorated state of homophobic persecution in an increasingly sexually self-aware Philippines\u2014to be evidenced in such improbable forms as a Vice-President\u2019s condemnation of gays and lesbians in showbusiness, [30] and the no-gay policy currently being enacted in certain tertiary schools in Metro Manila without any word coming from the Education Department [31] \u2013 then this book\u2019s many extravagant gestures toward an end to the slavish acceptance of injustice just might prove more than just a shedding of all these copious, academic tears.\n* This is the concluding chapter of J. Neil C. Garcia\u2019s Philippine Gay Culture: The Last Thirty Years, Binabae to Bakla, Silahis to MSM(Quezon City: University of the Philippines Press, 1996), 319-344.\n[1] John Leddy Phelan, The Hispanization of the Philippines: Spanish Aims and Filipino Responses (1565-1700) (Madison: University of Wisconsin Press, 1959), 186-87.\n[2] A sample account of the Spanish friar\u2019s distrust of the Sangleyesmay be found in the testimony of Fray Juan Iba\u00f1ez, Regent of the College of the University of Santo Tomas, before the ecclesiastical Commission headed by the Archbishop of Manila, in 1688: \u201cHe (the Reverend Father Fray Iba\u00f1ez) started preaching to all and except for the Sangleyes and the Chinese, others asked for his forgiveness\u2026 he does not trust these Chinese people since he has heard that those who have repented before have gone back to their old ways, though they do it with much secrecy and fright.\u201d\nThis translation of Domingo de Perea\u2019s account on the Spanish colonial church\u2019s efforts to curb the recurrence of \u201cdemonic idolatry\u201d among the newly converted indios and Chinese, may be found under the file, In San Gabriel Extra, in the library of the Institute for Women\u2019s Studies, Malate, Manila.\n[3] Vicente L. Rafael, \u201cWriting Outside: On the Question of Location,\u201dDiscrepant Histories: Translocal Essays on Filipino Cultures ed. Vicente L. Rafael (Manila: Anvil Publishing, 1995), xxiii.\n[4] Fenella Cannell, \u2018The Power of Appearances: Beauty, Mimicry and Transformation in Bicol,\u201d Rafael, 241.\n[5] Marcelo de Ribadeneira, History of the Islands of the Philippine Archipelago and the Kingdoms of Great China, Tartary, Cochinchina, Malaca, Shun, Cambodge and Japan (Barcelona 1601), ed. Legisma, Mardid (1947), 50. This quotation is an unpublished translation by William Henry Scott.\n[6] Jonathan Goldberg, \u201cDiscovering America,\u201d Sodometries: Renaissance Texts, Modern Sexualities (Stanford University Press, 1992), 179-222.\n[7] Benedict Anderson, \u201cCacique Democracy in the Philippines: Origins and\nDreams,\u201d Rafael, 5.\n[8] Goldberg cites Alan Bray\u2019s New Historicist work on the Renaissance concepts of male-male friendship in explaining the \u201cother side\u201d of the discourse of sodomy. See Goldberg, 14-18.\n[9] Proceedings from the Second National Conference on Student Mental Health, Problems of Counselling in Philippine Colleges and Universities (Quezon City: Philippine Mental Health Association, 1961).\n[10] Jurgen Bruning\u2019s film about the Philippine and Thai gay (sub)cultures is really a trilogy entitled Maybe I Can Give You Sex? I had the chance to view it early August of 1993, and after the preview the audience got the opportunity to talk about the film with Bruning. Apparently, he had shown the film before an American audience, and they had criticized him for cashing in on and exoticizing the \u201cThird World.\u201d I had to tell him that there really shouldn\u2019t be any problem about the film\u2019s ideological point of view, since it was clearly articulated (and confessed) in the film. But still, the production of knowledge of whatever kind about countries such as Thailand and the Philippines, when its consumption is meant for the West, is and can only be fraught with political implications.\nAn interesting point of discussion\u2014not so much between Bruning and the local gays but among the local gays themselves\u2014was about the preponderance of so-called filmic and literary \u201calternative gay representations\u201d that all use as either background or actual focus the homosexual (prostituted) subculture. In other words, even the sections in Bruning\u2019s film that talk about the Philippine gays are still gay bar-specific. Not only does this obsession with the flesh industry give a lopsided idea of what gay culture mainly is about and what it can still be, this choice of imagistic focus is keenly susceptible of imperialistic exploitation. I ended up saying that there are so many other aspects in being gay in the Philippines other than that aspect about prostituted sex, and everybody could only assent. Of course, this obsession is also telling of how precisely homosexual love in the local context has been framed and contained within the notably feudal, native patron/ward structure.\n[11] Historian Wayne R. Dynes, arguing against the diversitarian tendency among social constructionists to insist on the fundamental uniqueness of all cultures, invokes the ethnological concept ofKulturkreis or \u201csupraregional cultural entities. (that are composed of) a large complex of societies in which certain cultural constants can be found.\u201d Dynes further remarks that despite the 5,000 distinct human cultures which have been identified in the field, \u201csix categories suffice to classify those in which the sexual configuration is known.\u201d To prove this point, Dynes demonstrates that it is basically the same berdachepattern which may be seen in the ethnographic records of North America, Western Siberia and Madagascar. See Wayne R. Dynes, \u2018Wrestling with the Social Boa Constructor,\u201d Forms of Desire: Sexual Orientation and the Social Constructionist Controversy, ed. Edward Stein (New York: Routledge, 1992), 209-38.\n[12] Peter A. Jackson, Male Homosexuality in Thailand: An Interpretation of Ccntemporary Thai Sources (New York: Global Academic Publishers, 1989), 228.\n[13] For instance, this book has looked into two recent ethnographies on the Philippines authored by London-based anthropologists and discovered their Orientalizing projects. See: Fennela Cannell, \u201cCatholicism, Spirit Mediums and the Ideal of Beauty in a Bicolano Community, Philippines,\u201d unpublished dissertation in anthropology, London University, 1992; and also Mark Johnson, \u201cCross-Gender Men and Homosexuality in the Southern Philippines: Ethnicity, political violence and the protocols of engendered sexualities amongst the Muslim Tausug and Sama,\u201d paper presented at the European Conference on Philippine Studies in London, 13-15 April 1994.\n[14] Frederick Whitam, \u201cPhilippines,\u201d Encyclopedia of Homosexualty, ed. Wayne R. Dynes (New York: Garland Publishing, 1990), 980.\n[15] Rev. Eddie Karnes, Tears in the Morning (Philippine Publishing Company, 1979).\n[16] Joseph M. Carrier, \u201cGay Liberation and Coming Out in Mexico,\u201d Likosky, 482- 98.\n[17] Stephen 0. Murray and Manuel C. Arboleda, \u201cStigma Transformation and Relexification: \u2018Gay\u2019 in Latin America,\u201d Likosky, 412-18.\n[18] Dennis Altman, \u201cLiberation: Toward the Polymorphous Whole,\u201d Likosky, 123- 52.\n[19] This may no longer be true in certain parts of the West. Queerness has emerged as a signal for the return of the revolutionary perspective on sexual (no longer just gay) liberation. Queer signifies the polyvalencies of desire which do not fall within the normative homo/hetero dualism, and it arose in the 1990s because of the stigmatizing effect of using \u201cgay\u201d as a self-identificational sign for young queers and because of the increasing visibility of bisexuals within the Gay and Lesbian Movement. It signalizes new identifications across race and gender primarily on the grounds of non-normative and dissonant sexuality and gender. See Simon Watney, \u201cQueer epistemology: activism, \u2018outing,\u2019 and the politics of sexual identities,\u201dCritical Quarterly 36, no. 1 (Cambridge: Blackwell Publishers, Spring 1994): 13-27.\n[20] Barry D. Adam, The Rise of a Gay and Lesbian Movement(Boston: Twayne Publishers, 1987), 6.\n[21] Margarita Co-Singco Holmes, A Different Love: Being Gay in the Philippines (Manila:\nAnvil Publishing, 1993).\n[22] Doctors from the Medical City hospital in Manila have been quietly performing sex change surgeries since the early eighties. One of the first pre-operative transsexuals to undergo sex change in this hospital was Vinna\u2014formerly Cavino\u2014Santiago-Robinson who bravely faced the media in the early nineties (after the collapse of her six-year marriage to a British man), supposedly in order to enlighten the general public on the complex nature of the transsexual surgery. See Joanna U. Nicolas, \u201cSex Change,\u201d Moneysaver: the Discount Card Magazine 3, no. 12 (December 1994): 7-9.\n[23] Whitam, 982.\n[24] Lorna Barile, \u201cPagsanjan and Puerto Calera Revisited,\u201d National Midweek (15 January 1992): 12-15.\n[25] Eric Catipon, \u201cCruising,\u201d Sunday Times Life Magazine (21 February 1993): 3-6.\n[26] Cora Lucas, \u201cBreaking Free,\u201d Sunday Times Lfe Magazine (27 March 1994): 7.\n[27] Doreen Jose, \u201cUP offers course on Gay literature,\u201d Philippine Daily Inquirer (8 June 1994): 1.\n[28] Oskar Atadero, \u2018Philippine Gays Go Mainstream,\u201d Mr. & Ms (19 July 1994): 16-17.\n[29] The clamor for gay rights in the Philippines has apparently been heard by certain magnanimous souls. One such soul is Congressman Reynaldo A. Calalay of Quezon City, who has just filed a bifi providing for a \u201cthird sex\u201d sectoral representative in the House of Representatives. See Ceres Doyo, \u201cEncounter: Rep. Reynaldo A. Calalay, A Champion of Gay Rights,\u201d Sunday Inquirer Magazine (24 September 1995): 10-11.\n[30] Gerard Ramos, \u201cGoing, Going \u2026 Gay,\u201d Philippines Free Press(6 August 1994): 26-27.\n[31] Venir Turla Cuyco, \u201cNo-gay school policy,\u201d Philippine Daily Inquirer (25 July 1995): 9.\nPosted in Criticism in English, Texts",
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        "raw_content": "Five 4ths of July:\nJuly 4, 1777. \u201978. \u201979. \u201980. \u201981. Five Fourths of July. Five pivotal days in the life of Jake Mallery, a teenager on the Connecticut coastline.\nThe Revolution is under way, and Jake is desperate for freedom ... from the tyranny of his strict father, that is. Jake has a reputation for being wild \u2013 his nickname, \u201cMal,\u201d is French for \u201cbad.\u201d He has no interest in fighting for liberty from England; to him, the pursuit of happiness means seeking adventure (and fortune) on a privateer ship. But his father says he must stay home and join the local militia, so that he can help defend their town if it is attacked by the British. Jake knows that\u2019ll never happen. He\u2019s destined to a dull life of chores, militia drills, occasional time with friends \u2013 and verbal sparring with the insufferable Hannah, indentured servant of his best friend Tim\u2019s family.\nBut on July 4, 1779, Jake\u2019s world is turned upside down. The British are coming, and the brutal Battle of New Haven is about to take place. The horrific events of that day \u2013 and the two years to follow \u2013 will change Jake\u2019s outlook, and life, forever.\nClick on the book for ordering information.",
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        "raw_content": "LYNCH, James DNA Linked\n1. CAVANAGH, Elizabeth DNA Linked\nLYNCH, James DNA Linked 1 2\nBorn: 1 January 1870 at 4.00 am, Barrhead, Renfrewshire, Scotland 1\nBaptised: 4 February 1870, St Mary's RC Chapel, Hamilton, Lanarkshire, Scotland\nMarriage (1): CAVANAGH, Elizabeth DNA Linked on 17 July 1891 in St Mary's RC Parish, Hamilton, Lanarkshire, Scotland\nDied: 24 June 1929, Mountain Range, Woonona, Bulli Shire, New South Wales, Australia 3\nBuried: 26 June 1929, Roman Catholic Cemetery, Bulli, New South Wales, Australia 3\nCause of his death was chronic myocarditis over 3 years and cardiac syncope with immediate effect.\nJames' father was recorded as 'coal miner' on James' birth certificate. His mother, Alice, made her X mark when registering his birth on 18 January 1870.\nSt Mary's RC Parish Hamilton\nJames Lawful (parents) Jas. Lynch and Allice Summers Barrhead (born) Jan 1st (baptised) Feb 4th (sponsor) Mary Curley\n(priest) Jas. Danaher\"\nThe 1871 census for Allanton Colliery Hamilton recorded James Lynch, the youngest of his family, one year old. He had been born in Barrhead, Renfrewshire.\nJames was recorded in the 1881 census living at 2 Eddlewood Road Hamilton. He was born in Neilston, Renfrewshire. His age was 12 years and he was a 'scholar'. He had an older brother and a younger brother and two younger sisters.\nWhen he was married in 1891, James gave his usual residence as Auchentibber, Blantyre.\nHe notified the registrar and signed the register at Blantyre at the birth of his daughter, Agnes, in 1892. He was aged 22 years and was a coal miner. Sadly, Agnes died after only a few hours, and again it was her father who notified the registrar.\nIn 1893, when Catherine, his daughter, was born at McAlpine's Land, Auchenraith, Blantyre, James was described in her birth certificate as a coal miner.\nIt was his wife \"E. Lynch\" who was the informant of their daughter Alice's birth in Blantyre in 1894. 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On her death certificate James' occupation was recorded as coal miner. This designation was also inscribed on the marriage certificate of his daughter, Catherine, registered in the January of that year.\nThe 1911 census for Blantyre recorded James Lynch, a widower, living in a dwelling with one windowed room at 69 Dixon Street with four children aged from 7 years to 16 years. James was aged 40 years and had been born in Barrhead Renfrewshire. He was a coal miner and worked as a hewer in the pit. The family lived a few doors down from Daniel Lynch, brother of James, and his family, some of whom appear on the same census page.\nIn the marriage certificate of his daughter Alice to Peter Quigley in 1918, James Lynch was recorded as a coal miner. His wife Elizabeth Lynch was deceased.\nIn the marriage certificate of his son, Daniel, in 1925, James was noted as a miner.\nJames died in Australia in 1929. His death certificate from New South Wales recorded him as aged 58 years, born in Barrhead, Scotland, and a miner. He had been in New South Wales for six years. He was recorded as having been married to Elizabeth Cavanagh in Blantyre, Scotland at the age of 18 years. This was just one of the errors in the certificate: James was born in 1870 and married his wife in 1891. His children were listed as Catherine, 36 years, Alice, 33 years, James, 32 years, Andrew, 29 years, Daniel, 27 years, and 'one male deceased'. In fact, this couple lost two children as babies: Agnes, their first child, and Elizabeth their last child, both females. The most serious error of all, though all were understandable, made by Andrew Lynch, the informant, was in the name of the mother of James Lynch. The certificate noted her name as Catherine Dowds. Alice Somers, or Summers, was the mother of James Lynch, and her mother, the grandmother of James Lynch, was Agnes Dowd or Dowds. 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        "raw_content": "This weekend, I was in Philadelphia with Anthony and Heather for a long overdue visit with Sr. Thomasmari Gore, M.S.B.T., who was our campus minister at the Catholic Center at New York University in the '90s.\nThis year, Sr. Thomasmari is celebrating her 60th anniversary of religious life. (The Diamond Jubilee celebration is next month.)\nSr. Thomasmari grew up in Maine before entering the Missionary Servants of the Most Blessed Trinity in 1948. She was an educator for decades (abroad and in the United States) before becoming a campus minister at NYU in 1988. Among the many hats she wore, Sister provided determined and faithful leadership of the Catholic Center's soup kitchen Mondays at lunchtime.\nSr. Thomasmari is still tutoring in addition to being in her community's ministry of prayer.\nIt was great getting to see her again -- and to meet some of the other sisters who live at the M.S.B.T. motherhouse on Solly Road in northeast Philadelphia. We went to Palm Sunday Mass in the motherhouse chapel.\nPalm Sunday is the final Sunday of Lent and the beginning of Holy Week. The Gospel at Mass was the Passion narrative from the Gospel of Matthew.\nFrom Matthew Chapters 26 and 27:\nOne of the Twelve, who was called Judas Iscariot, went to the chief priests and said, \u201cWhat are you willing to give me if I hand him over to you?\u201d\nThey paid him thirty pieces of silver, and from that time on he looked for an opportunity to hand him over.\nOn the first day of the Feast of Unleavened Bread, the disciples approached Jesus and said, \u201cWhere do you want us to prepare for you to eat the Passover?\u201d\nHe said, \u201cGo into the city to a certain man and tell him, \u2018The teacher says, (My appointed time draws near; in your house I shall celebrate the Passover with my disciples.\u201d\u2019\u201d\nThe disciples then did as Jesus had ordered, and prepared the Passover.\nWhen it was evening, he reclined at table with the Twelve.\nAnd while they were eating, he said, \u201cAmen, I say to you, one of you will betray me.\u201d\nDeeply distressed at this, they began to say to him one after another, \u201cSurely it is not I, Lord?\u201d\nHe said in reply, \u201cHe who has dipped his hand into the dish with me is the one who will betray me. The Son of Man indeed goes, as it is written of him, but woe to that man by whom the Son of Man is betrayed. It would be better for that man if he had never been born.\u201d\nThen Judas, his betrayer, said in reply, \u201cSurely it is not I, Rabbi?\u201d\nThen he took a cup, gave thanks, and gave it to them, saying, \u201cDrink from it, all of you, for this is my blood of the covenant, which will be shed on behalf of many for the forgiveness of sins. I tell you, from now on I shall not drink this fruit of the vine until the day when I drink it with you new in the kingdom of my Father.\u201d\nThen, after singing a hymn, they went out to the Mount of Olives.\nThen Jesus said to them, \u201cThis night all of you will have your faith in me shaken, for it is written: I will strike the shepherd, and the sheep of the flock will be dispersed; but after I have been raised up, I shall go before you to Galilee.\u201d\nPeter said to him in reply, \u201cThough all may have their faith in you shaken, mine will never be.\u201d\nJesus said to him, \u201cAmen, I say to you, this very night before the cock crows, you will deny me three times.\u201d\nPeter said to him, \u201cEven though I should have to die with you, I will not deny you.\u201d\nAnd all the disciples spoke likewise.\nThen Jesus came with them to a place called Gethsemane, and he said to his disciples, \u201cSit here while I go over there and pray.\u201d\nHe took along Peter and the two sons of Zebedee, and began to feel sorrow and distress.\nThen he said to them, \u201cMy soul is sorrowful even to death. Remain here and keep watch with me.\u201d\nHe advanced a little and fell prostrate in prayer, saying, \u201cMy Father, if it is possible, let this cup pass from me; yet, not as I will, but as you will.\u201d\nWhen he returned to his disciples he found them asleep. He said to Peter, \u201cSo you could not keep watch with me for one hour? Watch and pray that you may not undergo the test. The spirit is willing, but the flesh is weak.\u201d\nThen he returned once more and found them asleep, for they could not keep their eyes open. He left them and withdrew again and prayed a third time, saying the same thing again.\nThen he returned to his disciples and said to them, \u201cAre you still sleeping and taking your rest? Behold, the hour is at hand when the Son of Man is to be handed over to sinners. Get up, let us go. Look, my betrayer is at hand.\u201d\nWhile he was still speaking, Judas, one of the Twelve, arrived, accompanied by a large crowd, with swords and clubs, who had come from the chief priests and the elders of the people. His betrayer had arranged a sign with them, saying, \u201cThe man I shall kiss is the one; arrest him.\u201d\nImmediately he went over to Jesus and said, \u201cHail, Rabbi!\u201d and he kissed him.\nJesus answered him, \u201cFriend, do what you have come for.\u201d\nThen stepping forward they laid hands on Jesus and arrested him.\nAnd behold, one of those who accompanied Jesus put his hand to his sword, drew it, and struck the high priest\u2019s servant, cutting off his ear.\nThen Jesus said to him, \u201cPut your sword back into its sheath, for all who take the sword will perish by the sword. Do you think that I cannot call upon my Father and he will not provide me at this moment with more than twelve legions of angels? But then how would the Scriptures be fulfilled which say that it must come to pass in this way?\u201d\nAt that hour Jesus said to the crowds, \u201cHave you come out as against a robber, with swords and clubs to seize me? Day after day I sat teaching in the temple area, yet you did not arrest me. But all this has come to pass that the writings of the prophets may be fulfilled.\u201d\nThen all the disciples left him and fled.\nThose who had arrested Jesus led him away to Caiaphas the high priest, where the scribes and the elders were assembled.\nPeter was following him at a distance as far as the high priest\u2019s courtyard, and going inside he sat down with the servants to see the outcome.\nThe chief priests and the entire Sanhedrin kept trying to obtain false testimony against Jesus in order to put him to death, but they found none, though many false witnesses came forward.\nFinally two came forward who stated, \u201cThis man said, \u2018I can destroy the temple of God and within three days rebuild it.\u2019\u201d\nThe high priest rose and addressed him, \u201cHave you no answer? 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        "raw_content": "Registration for Spring Semester. Registration for Spring Semester courses is under way. Political science majors and minors should consult with their academic advisor(s) to discuss their course choices and their progress through the requirements of the SAGES Program, the College of Arts and Sciences, and the Department of Political Science. Seniors who intend to enroll in POSC396 should discuss their ideas about possible capstone topics with faculty members about their availability for supervising capstones.\nThe Department of Political Science is offering a range of courses this spring, several of which are particularly timely, given current political events around the world. 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Perhaps more important for planning this semester,\nProfessors McMann and Posner will be on sabbatical for the 2018-19 academic year; for those students hoping to take a course with either of these faculty members, think about taking a course this spring semester.\nA list of courses offered this spring can be found here.\nInternships. As the Newsletter and the Department\u2019s webpage indicate, internship opportunities abound for interested students. Now is the time to start preparing for an internship for summer 2018. For political science majors, the Wellman Hill Public Service Internship competition is under way; see here. Although the deadline for applications has not yet been announced, the deadline is generally in early February. The Wellman Hill application process requires identification of likely internships for which the candidate intends to apply. 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        "raw_content": "Forget hunger strikes. What prisons fear more? Labor strikes.\nVia PRI and Yes! Magazine.\nOn May 1, prison labor came to a halt in multiple prisons in Alabama. Starting at midnight that day, prisoners stayed in their dormitories \u2014 refusing to show up for work at their assigned posts: the kitchen, the license plate manufacturing plant, the recycling plant, the food processing center and a prison farm.\nThe prisoners\u2019 demands were pretty simple: basic human rights, educational opportunities and a reform of Alabama\u2019s harsh sentencing guidelines and parole board.\nThe strike in Alabama was just the latest in a series of strikes at US prisons. On April 4, at least seven prisons in Texas staged a work strike after a prisoner sent out a call with the help of outside organizers. About a month earlier, prisoners in states such as Texas, Alabama, Virginia and Ohio called for a national general strike among prisoners on Sept. 9. 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Two years after what was called the largest hunger strike in US history, California agreed to limit its use of solitary confinement.\nFrom Robben Island to Guantanamo to San Quentin, the hunger strike and the penitentiary seem attached to each other. Yet the organizers of the Free Alabama Movement have intentionally moved away from the practice.\nIn an essay titled \u201cLet The Crops Rot in the Fields,\u201d Ray and Council laid out a plan for tackling mass incarceration. The essay argues that the old ways of protesting in prisons\u2014including hunger strikes and letter-writing campaigns \u2014 are not sufficient. Instead, organizers should attack the economic incentive of prisons. The answer, then, is to stop working\u2014and remove the corporate profit from the prison industrial complex. The title was a reference to work strikes conducted by people who were enslaved in the South.\nMembers of the Incarcerated Workers Organizing Committee, the prison-organizing group of the Industrial Workers of the World labor union, started sending copies of \u201cLet The Crops Rot in the Fields\u201d to prisoners in other states. The labor union, apparently the only current union that welcomes prisoners, has about 800 members behind bars across the country. The essay has inspired prisoners in Virginia, Ohio, and Mississippi to organize to participate in the National Day of Strike in September 2016 and, for Texas, to have organized a work strike of their own in April.\nRay and Council haven\u2019t always held these views. \u201cOver the years we\u2019ve tried a few other different things. We\u2019ve tried letter-writing campaigns. We\u2019ve tried marching, protesting, filing complaints in the court. 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        "raw_content": "Email correspondence with John Salza\nFor reasons best known to himself, Mr. John Salza has chosen to publish carefully selected portions of a recent email exchange between himself and me. I think the reader deserves to see the full exchange. This correspondence arose from a complaint that Mr. Salza made about this post, in which I referred to him as a Conciliarist:\n1st email (sent by me only to John Salza):\nTo: 'John Salza'\nIt isn't clear to me whether you are still claiming to be insulted, or what about.\nI hold that your position is Conciliarist. That makes you a Conciliarist. I did not call you a \"heretic\" (contrary to what you originally wrote) and I am telling you I didn't mean to call you a heretic. Since you got the Billot text in your book, explaining the distinctions between formal and material heresy, and Catholics who are innocently mistaken about a point of dogma, from me, I think you would grant that I understand the differences, and use my language precisely.\nBut if you were in any doubt, you'd have noticed that the very next post in that thread started with, \"A further thought about this \u2018judging\u2019 business. It's probably slightly unfair to say that Salza is a Conciliarist. That would imply that he grasps what he's actually saying, and I think it's sufficiently clear that he has not thought through what he is saying and does not understand the concepts he is cheerfully throwing about.\" So it is clear to all who read it that I am not even maintaining that you understand that your own doctrine is Conciliarist, so that perhaps you are not even a Conciliarist in your own mind, but only confused about what you are saying. So, no assertion that you are aware that your doctrine is incompatible with the teaching of the Church, and no certain assertion that you understand what you are saying, so that we are two steps away from heresy. First, you'd need to realise what you are arguing, and then you'd realise that it is not Catholic, and then, actually no doubt you would change your views.\nIf there are still grounds for offence, please state them clearly. I cannot deal with unclear complaints.\nPlease don\u2019t be offended that I don\u2019t think the following: That you have learned Latin, then philosophy, then gone to several libraries of seminaries, and taken out and read carefully, prayerfully, the contents of a few dogmatic theology manuals, and then asked tentatively and diffidently many questions of the best and most educated minds you could find on the subject of ecclesiology (e.g. Fr. Gleize), and then formed some provisional and tentative opinions, and finally, compared them with the attitudes and opinions of those who have reacted to this crisis and commented upon it, such as Archbishop Lefebvre, Romano Amerio, and others of like stature...\nNo, neither have I, so don\u2019t merely reply that I am a hypocrite and very arrogant. I heard you before, so you don\u2019t need to repeat yourself. Ask yourself instead, have you done these things? Or did you, instead, leap almost fresh from the Novus Ordo, or Freemasonry, into the fray, unprepared, and start calling people schismatics?\nSo, I regret that you have had to suffer, for your 700-page assault on my name, and that of other men who are honest and good-willed, which you published for the world, a few unpleasant ripostes.\nOn to the substance of your claim.\nYou appear to be asserting that Bellarmine had in mind a formal process for judging the heretic, pending which the putative heretic remains pope.\nYour position is that a heretic pope is pope until he is warned juridically, and then if he fails to amend, he is automatically deposed. Please correct me if I am mistaken, because I do not want to do to you what you insist on doing to me, which is that you repeatedly claim that you know best what my position really is, and that I am lying when I deny it.\nLet's see if your position is really that of Bellarmine, as you claim. There are two main points of doctrine to be determined, and there are dogmatic principles to be maintained in determining those questions, according to Bellarmine.\nThe first question is whether a \u201cheretic pope\u201d has to be tolerated and left to the judgement of God, or whether the Church can do something about the problem. Bouix's answer is that there's nothing to be done except to pray. Bellarmine's answer is that the constant tradition of the Church is that a \u201cheretic pope\u201d can be judged.\nThe second question is to whether a manifest heretic remains pope until judged. Here we are confronted with a divergence between different definitions of the compound noun, \u201cheretic pope.\u201d What does Bellarmine mean by it?\nIn answering this Bellarmine (and Cajetan, and everybody except Conciliarists and Gallicans) highlights that the saw, \"The First See is judged by no-one\" must be maintained, for it is a principle of divine revelation (and since 1870, a dogma \u2013 see Billot). Cajetan essentially starts with the definition of \u201cheretic pope\u201d as equivalent to \u201cpope\u201d and he says that the heretic pope isn't being judged, but only the link between the man and the office is being severed by the Church's judgement. John of St. Thomas tries to make this position compatible with the dogma that nobody can judge the pope, but does not appear to have been successful, as his explanation is not commonly repeated even by later Dominicans. Garrigou, for example, refers to Cajetan, not to John of St. Thomas. Let me know if you can find a few Dominican theologians who quote John of St. Thomas instead of Cajetan. (The fact that the Dominicans and the Jesuits formed different and divergent schools is yet another thing that you got from me, by the way. I didn\u2019t find it in a book, I noticed it by comparing different books, so I know it\u2019s original, and that you learned it from me. This is an example, many times observed, of your learning from us. If we\u2019re so dishonest, you should really be nervous.) Bellarmine's solution is to point to the unity of profession of the Church, so that manifest heretics are not members, period, along with the divine law that ALL are obliged to fly from heretics, and then he poses the rhetorical question, how can we avoid our own head? So, he repeatedly refutes the notion that the pope can be judged, and repeatedly asserts that a manifest heretic leaves the Church by his own act, prior to ANY action by the authority of the Church whatsoever - a trial, a judgment, or a declaration of a crime. Billot and Wernz-Vidal understand him this way, and so does everybody else that I have seen. Team Siscoe and Salza are the sole exception.\nSo Bellarmine\u2019s definition of \u201cheretic pope\u201d is \u201cnot a pope.\u201d Plug that into the texts and your confusion will clear away.\nBallerini, as you'd know if you read more of him (I know you can\u2019t, so get him translated), is absolutely not defending the notion that anybody can warn the pope juridically, but explicitly says that any such warning would be an act of fraternal correction, which is charity, NOT justice. You omitted to quote this in your book (you cut your quote short just at the very point necessary to exclude it), and I suspect this is because you don't grasp what he is saying, so you don't see its importance: \"One sees then that in the case of a heresy, to which the Pontiff adhered privately, there would be an immediate and efficacious remedy, without the convocation of a General Council: for in this hypothesis whatever would be done against him before the declaration of his contumacy and heresy, in order to call him to reason, would constitute an obligation of charity, not of jurisdiction...\"\nSo the suggested \"process\" is informal, not juridical, and is in the order of epistemology, not government. It is about forming a secure judgment of reason, not about governing the Church. For the question, according to Bellarmine, is one of \"knowing a fact\".\nYour own source Smith tells us that he is relying upon Craisson for his doctrine. Craisson in the place given by Smith, says this:\n<< Question 6. Whether a Pope who falls into heresy ipso iure forfeits the Pontificate. I answer, with R. de M. (in his Institutiones Juris Canonici, t.1, p.265): \u201cThere are two opinions, says, Azor. (\u2026) one of which holds that he is indeed deprived of the Pontificate by divine law but is to be declared afterwards by sentence of the Church to have fallen from the Pontifical dignity \u2013 this opinion is held by Paludanus, etc. (\u2026) A heretic is outside the Church and therefore cannot be considered to be a member of the Church, so how can someone be head of the Church who is not a member of the Church? It seems that this can also be deduced from the chapters Quod autem; Acacius; and Audivimus, caus.24, q.1, etc.\u201d.\n\u201cThe second opinion denies in general that a pope who becomes a heretic is removed by divine law from his authority, holding rather that he is to be removed. This is the opinion of Cajetan, etc. (\u2026). For the other bishops are not considered to be ipso jure deprived\u2026as soon as they become heretics. Until (\u2026) at least their crime has been declared, meanwhile (\u2026) their acts are valid\u2026 The Pope would have to be deprived by a General Council if he were to fall into heresy.\u201d See also what is said below (\u00a76123) >> translation by JS Daly.\nSo, two opinions, and the first of these is that of Bellarmine, and is summarised as, \"he is indeed deprived of the Pontificate by divine law but is to be declared afterwards by sentence of the Church to have fallen from the Pontifical dignity...\"\nAfterwards. He is to be declared afterwards to have fallen previously from the pontifical dignity. What precedes this fall? Only a warning of fraternal charity, not a juridical process. You, on the other hand, say that a juridical process must precede the fall from membership in the Church, and the loss of office, with a corresponding declaration, or finding by an authority. You contrast this with your invented concept, \u201cprivate judgement.\u201d (In order to make your concept of private judgement appealing, you are forced to abuse the texts of the Summa, and take those dealing with usurped judgement as though they applied to all non-authoritative observation of fact. Look at McHugh and Callan for clear, undeniable, evidence that there is lawful \u201cprivate judgment\u201d quite distinct from Protestant private judgement. You\u2019d know this if you knew your moral theology.)\nNow, John, let's say I am mistaken about all of this. Let's suppose that you are right and I am wrong. Is it even plausible that my answer is unlawful? No, my answer is supported by strong arguments and any Catholic can hold it in good faith. This was the view of Archbishop Lefebvre also, who not only retained excellent relations with sedevacantists like Bill Morgan and Fr. Raffali, but who publicly speculated he might adopt their view himself.\nIf this much is true, as it obviously is, then you have no right to be abusing me and others like me in public print, or even in private. Your own bombast and aggression is unlawful. It offends against justice and charity, not merely against charity. Other sins follow naturally and inevitably from these, including the incredible situation in which you accuse me of self-deceit and of lying to others when I defend myself from your injustice. (I am surprised that your priest advisers are not making this point very strongly to you, or if they are, that you are not amending your stand.)\nBy the way, I never hold a grudge - ask anybody who knows me - so this will all evaporate the moment you stop attacking me and Roman theology. But while you maintain your attack - and, incredibly, you propose to repeat it in print soon - I will continue to point out its injustice and falsehood.\nRobert is demanding that I be stripped of my access to the mass and sacraments, merely for failing to fall at your feet and agree with your theory. Well, here I am, a beggar, without power or influence, at the mercy of the clergy. You and Robert, as you continually claim, have the full weight of the SSPX behind you, the approval of \"many priests and theologians and Bishop Fellay\" for your aggression and your theories. With such enormous influence, I suggest you ponder the correlative responsibility.\nIf, on the other hand, my replies make you feel insecure, then that should make you question quite whether your claims are as well founded as you assert. Perhaps the vehemence of your assertions is proportionate to the doubt you have about the strength your position.\nI haven\u2019t cc\u2019d the usual list, on the theory that perhaps you need a little privacy for such an email. I don\u2019t mind if you forward it to all of them.\nReplies from Mr. Salza.\nMr Salza sent two replies. The first he sent only to me. The second he copied to various SSPX members, essentially those involved in the production of the book, True or False Pope?\nIn this first email, Mr. Salza has left the text of my email to him intact, and interspersed his comments.\nSubject: reply 1\nJS: John, I am going to address the first part of your email (regarding me and my abilities) in this email, so we can dispose of your issue of whether I am qualified to express my opinion and write a book on these matters. I am going to address your theology in detail in my next email.\nJS: John, you called me a Conciliarist, not that my position is Conciliarist. Do you not see what you wrote? If you said that my position were Conciliarist, that would be addressing the material element. But because you called me, the person, a Conciliarist, one no doubt interprets it to mean a heretic. The fact that you claim I am \u201cignorant\u201d (see below) but still used the noun \u201cConciliarist\u201d to describe me lends further support to my interpretation. A Catholic can hold a materially heretical position but not be a heretic. That\u2019s why we don\u2019t call Catholics material heretics or Protestants or Conciliarists. You don\u2019t call such a person a heretic, only that his position is materially heretical. Start using correctly the terminology that you say you understand.\nJL: But if you were in any doubt, you'd have noticed that the very next post in that thread started with, \"A further thought about this \u2018judging\u2019business. It's probably slightly unfair to say that Salza is a Conciliarist. That would imply that he grasps what he's actually saying, and I think it's sufficiently clear that he has not thought through what he is saying and does not understand the concepts he is cheerfully throwing about.\" So it is clear to all who read it that I am not even maintaining that you understand that your own doctrine is Conciliarist, so that perhaps you are not even a Conciliarist in your own mind, but only confused about what you are saying. So, no assertion that you are aware that your doctrine is incompatible with the teaching of the Church, and no certain assertion that you understand what you are saying, so that we are two steps away from heresy. First, you'd need to realise what you are arguing, and then you'd realise that it is not Catholic, and then, actually no doubt you would change your views.\nJS: Again, your claim that I am a Conciliarist but am ignorant of my Conciliarist position is both false and inconsistent with how the terminology is used theologically. And if I am a Conciliarist, than Bellarmine was a Conciliarist too, as you will see in my next correspondence.\nJL: Please don\u2019t be offended that I don\u2019t think the following: That you have learned Latin, then philosophy, then gone to several libraries of seminaries, and taken out and read carefully, prayerfully, the contents of a few dogmatic theology manuals, and then asked tentatively and diffidently many questions of the best and most educated minds you could find on the subject of ecclesiology (e.g. Fr. Gleize), and then formed some provisional and tentative opinions, and finally, compared them with the attitudes and opinions of those who have reacted to this crisis and commented upon it, such as Archbishop Lefebvre, Romano Amerio, and others of like stature...\nJS: John, you consistently attempt to downplay your opponents\u2019 capabilities and education. Why is that? Why the ad hominem? You appear very insecure. You don\u2019t know anything about me, but assume much. Let me tell you just a little bit about myself, which I believe makes me capable of addressing these matters (it is not my habit to defend my qualifications, but will do so since you have made it an issue, and constantly belittle my knowledge and abilities).\nI have a doctoral degree in jurisprudence with honors from an outstanding law school; I have been professionally trained to research, write, examine evidence and engage in disputations, which I have done as a practicing attorney for over 20 years. Regarding Latin, I have some proficiency, but I am not fluent and neither are you (Robert and I have a translator who works for us); I am, however, completely fluent in Italian, which happens to be the original language of some of our resources. Regarding going to seminary libraries, you will be surprised to know that I literally had the physical key to the Sacred Heart School of Theology\u2019s library (Hales Corners, Wisconsin) for many years, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. I spent years studying the theology. In fact, when the Modernists took over the library, they let me take home the pre-Vatican II text books! And I also studied canon law there. If you really want to make this a debate about our theological backgrounds, I would posit that yours is inferior to mine, based on your own admissions. You spent no such time in seminary libraries as you have admitted below. And how do you know we didn\u2019t confer with Fr. Gleize and other experts on our ecclesiology? Are you referring to the same Fr. Gleize who rejects your notion of the \u201cConciliar church\u201d? And how do you know we didn\u2019t consult with other theologians who forgot more theology than you and I know? More presumption on your part. I studied Sedevacantism in depth for over ten years (and theology much longer) before I decided to write the book with Robert. Am I qualified to express my opinion on these matters? I think so.\nJL: No, neither have I, so don\u2019t merely reply that I am a hypocrite and very arrogant. I heard you before, so you don\u2019t need to repeat yourself. Ask yourself instead, have you done these things? Or did you, instead, leap almost fresh from the Novus Ordo, or Freemasonry, into the fray, unprepared, and start calling people schismatics?\nJS: Perhaps you now regret asking such a ridiculous question. I am as qualified a layman as you to engage and explicate this material. You said you didn\u2019t spend years in a seminary library and you certainly don\u2019t have any credentials in secular or ecclesiastical jurisprudence, or any advanced academic degrees that I know of. Also, I was a traditional Catholic for 15 years before I co-authored TOFP. Are you now satisfied? I hope so. I think it is time to stop questioning abilities.\nJL: So, I regret that you have had to suffer, for your 700-page assault on my name, and that of other men who are honest and good-willed, which you published for the world, a few unpleasant ripostes.\nJS: John, there is nothing clever about your responses to our positions. As you will see in my next email, they only reveal that you understand neither our positions nor the teachings of the theologians. I do hope that it bears fruit for you, that you have the humility to see your errors and amend. I will reply to the second part of your email after completing my duties of state.\nMy reply to Mr. Salza:\nSubject: RE: reply 1\nDo you not see the intense irony in your suggestion that we focus on ideas, not persons? Did you forget how thoroughly ad hominem your book is? Have you thought of setting an example?\nDo you not see the absolute contradiction between your threats against me \u2013 put into glowing letters by Robert\u2019s disgusting demand that I be kicked out of our mass centre \u2013 and your pop psych suggestion that I am \u201cinsecure\u201d? What is a threat meant to do but produce insecurity? If I were to guess, I\u2019d say that you don\u2019t really think I feel insecure, but rather what irritates you and Robert is that I seem so impervious to your threats.\nAs for your abilities, I take what I see and judge according to that. Two examples (of many):\n1. Anyone who freely accuses others of sin (then adds to it Protestant-style demands for repentance!!!) has no idea about the very basics. John, it is not lawful to think evil of another without undeniable proof. Until we have that proof, we must make every effort to eliminate from our minds any judgement that another has sinned. Don\u2019t believe me, ask Fr. Le Roux or some other serious man who studies the spiritual life. It is unlawful to do what you so freely do. But then you add another layer of injustice \u2013 you take your conclusions about others public. Fifteen years a trad and you never found out how to behave? Read my stuff and note this vast chasm of difference with what you two do \u2013 my rhetoric can be harsh, I can show no respect to an opponent, I will dig into every point and expose his folly, but I do not say he sins.\n2. You wrote that I \u201cdeclare\u201d that the hierarchy is extinct. This is not defensible, and you should have just said, good point, sorry, we\u2019ll remove it. If I sued you, you\u2019d be laughed out of court on that count. Actually, if you found yourself in court on that, you\u2019d suddenly sober up and retract it, I suspect. So, what am I to think of a lawyer who treats words with such contempt? Respect is earned.\nOne final thing, don\u2019t bluff. I will always call you out, then the last case is worse than the first. You didn\u2019t consult Fr. Gleize on the major planks of ecclesiology in your book, and your question asking how I would know that is obviously a dodge, wrapped in bluff. You want to be respected, fair enough, earn it by not bulldusting. Fr. Gleize would go purple if he saw your Honorius, Liberius, and John XXII stories, for example. As for your understanding of Bellarmine, well... Why don\u2019t you send just that much to him and see how you go? Just the stuff explaining what Bellarmine really thought.\nOf course, Fr. Gleize has since published his demolition of the \"Legend of John XXII\" which has recently been put about by various men that Fr. Gleize describes as \"the least qualified non-specialists.\" http://sspx.org/en/news-events/news/que ... esy-part-2\nRe: Email correspondence with John Salza\nMr. Salza's second reply, copied this time to a group of SSPX members (who had not seen what he was replying to):\nFrom: John Salza [mailto:thesalzas@gmail.com]\nJohn, please read my responses carefully and prayerfully. I also respectfully and humbly request that those good and holy priests who you have chosen to involve in the correspondence to please do the same. Robert and I have reason to believe that you, John Lane, are currently engaged in a smear campaign to discredit us in the eyes of the His Excellency, the Most Reverend Bernard Fellay, and to influence him to withdraw support for our work (similar to what you attempted late last year). God only knows the false accusations and misrepresentations that you have made to His Excellency and his advisors. And only He knows how many souls you have poisoned within the SSPX, having been an SSPX parishioner while a public and notorious Sedevacantist for all these years. Because you are operating your current campaign behind the scenes, I cannot respond directly to those actions.\nBut what I can do, and what I have done below, is demonstrate that you have falsely accused Robert and me of holding theological positions we do not hold (which is incomprehensible if you actually read the book), and also that you have completely misunderstood Bellarmine\u2019s teaching on a heretical Pope, and every other theologian who has addressed the same, due to your false paradigms, all proven below. You have also falsely accused us of omitting a quotation from our book that we actually included in the book \u2013 another incredible accusation from someone who read the book. God knows whether this is ignorance or malice. But we find it difficult to believe that you could have erred the way you have, if you actually read our book, and given that you claim to have studied these issues for 25 years.\nMy hope with this email is two-fold: First, that you have the grace and humility to see and correct your errors (and stop spreading your lies within the SSPX). Second, that the targets of your smear campaign will recognize it for what it is. You are a Sedevacantist (nesting in an SSPX chapel) who wants to discredit at all costs the one book that has exposed your errors for all to see. Unfortunately, it appears that you are willing to employ any tactic to do so, even if it means back-channeling a deceitful campaign about us and our book, because you cannot refute it on its merits. But we have come to expect this type of behavior from public Sedevacantist apologists like you.\nNow on to your latest arguments.\nJ. Lane: You appear to be asserting that Bellarmine had in mind a formal process for judging the heretic, pending which the putative heretic remains pope.\nYour position is that a heretic pope is pope until he is warned juridically, and then if he fails to amend, he is automatically deposed.\nJ. Salza: Wrong. The Pope cannot be warned juridically. The Pope can only be warned as an act of fraternal correction, in charity. This is precisely what we say in our book. Read it.\nJ. Lane: Please correct me if I am mistaken, because I do not want to do to you what you insist on doing to me, which is that you repeatedly claim that you know best what my position really is, and that I am lying when I deny it.\nJ. Salza: I have corrected you above. It\u2019s telling, however, how you didn\u2019t wait for my reply to your invitation to clarify my position. You simply went on to assume you presented it accurately, even though you also asked to be corrected. So I assume that is because you really didn\u2019t desire to be corrected. As you will see, you have erected a straw man, and frankly it\u2019s difficult to believe that you could be this ignorant about our position, which we clearly lay out in our book.\nJ. Lane: Let's see if your position is really that of Bellarmine, as you claim. There are two main points of doctrine to be determined, and there are dogmatic principles to be maintained in determining those questions, according to Bellarmine.\nJ. Salza: Yes, let\u2019s do that. And what we will discover in doing so is that you don\u2019t understand Bellarmine, nor do you understand the positions of Suarez, Cajetan or John of St. Thomas either. And further, you do not even understand our position. You claim that we believe a juridical process that coerces the Pope precedes the Pope\u2019s loss of office. This is not true, and goes to show how off base you really are, and that the foundation of your rebuttal is completely specious.\nJ. Lane: The first question is whether a \u201cheretic pope\u201d has to be tolerated and left to the judgement of God, or whether the Church can do something about the problem.\nJ. Salza: You have to define what you mean by \u201cheretic Pope.\u201d If you had formal legal training, you would be much more precise in your argumentation. You hint that you are going to define it below, but you don\u2019t. Nevertheless, let\u2019s work through this.\nJ. Lane: Bouix's answer is that there's nothing to be done except to pray. Bellarmine's answer is that the constant tradition of the Church is that a \u201cheretic pope\u201d can be judged.\nJ. Salza: Correct, if you mean that the \u201cheretical Pope\u201d is judged while Pope, as we will see below.\nJ. Lane: The second question is to whether a manifest heretic remains pope until judged. Here we are confronted with a divergence between different definitions of the compound noun, \u201cheretic pope.\u201d What does Bellarmine mean by it?\nIn answering this Bellarmine (and Cajetan, and everybody except Conciliarists and Gallicans) highlights that the saw (sic), \"The First See is judged by no-one\" must be maintained, for it is a principle of divine revelation (and since 1870, a dogma \u2013 see Billot). Cajetan essentially starts with the definition of \u201cheretic pope\u201d as equivalent to \u201cpope\u201d and he says that the heretic pope isn't being judged, but only the link between the man and the office is being severed by the Church's judgement.\nJ. Salza: Wrong. This shows how unread you really are on these issues. Cajetan and Bellarmine both say a heretical Pope can be judged (as an exception to the rule), and they both cite the canon Si Papa as an authority for their position. Read our explanation of Cajetan\u2019s position in our book, which was further amplified and clarified by John of St. Thomas, if you want to learn his actual position.\nAnd Bellarmine explicitly says the \u201cinferior\u201d (the Church) judges the \u201csuperior\u201d (the Pope), which proves that Bellarmine meant that the Church judges him while he is still Pope. It is obvious why you won\u2019t engage Bellarmine\u2019s teaching. You believe that the Church judges the \u201cheretic Pope\u201d only AFTER he has fallen from office. But in that case, the Pope would not be \u201csuperior\u201d to his \u201cinferiors.\u201d It follows that your interpretation, which doesn\u2019t even engage Bellarmine\u2019s teaching, is incorrect. That\u2019s why you avoid Bellarmine\u2019s teaching. And that\u2019s why Sedevacantists have avoided publishing Bellarmine\u2019s refutation of the Third Opinion. It\u2019s no wonder why. I will help you understand what Bellarmine actually meant, so you no longer have to avoid the quotation.\nThe only thing you got right here is that Cajetan says the \u201cheretic Pope\u201d is the \u201cPope,\u201d not a false Pope, which is the same thing that Bellarmine says when he says the inferior judges the superior. Contrary to your own views, Bellarmine and Cajetan are in complete agreement in holding that the Church can render a judgment concerning a heretical Pope. John of St. Thomas clarifies that is an \u201cindirect judgment\u201d of the Pope, since the Church has no authority over a Pope.\nJ. Lane: John of St. Thomas tries to make this position compatible with the dogma that nobody can judge the pope, but does not appear to have been successful, as his explanation is not commonly repeated even by later Dominicans. Garrigou, for example, refers to Cajetan, not to John of St. Thomas. Let me know if you can find a few Dominican theologians who quote John of St. Thomas instead of Cajetan.\nJ. Salza: Wrong. JST was defending Cajetan\u2019s position! Cajetan and John of St. Thomas held the same position, just like Cardinal Journet said. One of the key errors of Sedevacantists like you is that they don\u2019t understand Cajetan\u2019s position, and thus they don\u2019t understand Bellarmine\u2019s objections to Cajetan\u2019s position (which JST completely refutes in his treatise).\nJ. Lane: (The fact that the Dominicans and the Jesuits formed different and divergent schools is yet another thing that you got from me, by the way. I didn\u2019t find it in a book, I noticed it by comparing different books, so I know it\u2019s original, and that you learned it from me. This is an example, many times observed, of your learning from us. If we\u2019re so dishonest, you should really be nervous.)\nJ. Salza: Wrong. What presumption! I never knew you claimed to have discerned a distinction between the Jesuits and the Dominicans. How could I possibly know that when you have erroneously pitted Suarez against Bellarmine, claiming they held different opinions, when in fact they held the same position!? And you do the same with Cajetan and JST, even in this email! You could not have possibly made such a distinction because you don\u2019t understand Bellarmine and Suarez\u2019s position, and you don\u2019t understand Cajetan and JST\u2019s position. So if you did come up with some distinction as you claim, it is certainly wrong, and certainly differs from our distinction, which is the correct one, and one we have not seen any modern writer make.\nRobert and I came up with the Dominican and Jesuit distinctions on our own. We never learned that distinction from anyone else. To my knowledge, I was the first person to publicly point out that the \u201cdifferences\u201d between Bellarmine and Suarez were only apparent but not actual (in my article on Archbishop Lefebvre and Sedevacantism published some years ago). After reading the theology manuals, I concluded that Silveira, Fr. Boulet, Wernz and Vidal did not classify Suarez\u2019s position correctly. We certainly didn\u2019t get that from you, since you also err in the classification of Suarez\u2019s position, following these authorities! So we didn\u2019t get any \u201cdistinctions\u201d from you. When we were writing our book, I suggested the terminology \u201cDominican Opinion\u201d (for Cajetan and JST), and the \u201cJesuit Opinion\u201d (for Suarez and Bellarmine) \u2013 a distinction that we never had seen made before, certainly not by Sedevacantists like you who wrongly argue that Bellarmine and Suarez differed.\nJ. Lane: Bellarmine's solution is to point to the unity of profession of the Church, so that manifest heretics are not members, period, along with the divine law that ALL are obliged to fly from heretics, and then he poses the rhetorical question, how can we avoid our own head? So, he repeatedly refutes the notion that the pope can be judged,\u2026\nJ. Salza: Show us where Bellarmine says a Pope cannot be judged when accused of heresy (as an exception to the general rule). Quote Bellarmine directly. I have already provided you quotes from Bellarmine saying the exact opposite, that the Pope can be judged in the case of heresy, the one case where the superior is judged by his inferiors. It\u2019s no wonder why you are avoiding that quotation. And, as you will see, when Bellarmine points to the \u201cunity of profession\u201d of the Church, he is referring to all those who hold the Church (and the reigning Pope) as the infallible rule of faith vis-\u00e0-vis those who publicly defect from the Church as the infallible rule. That is why those Catholics who hold materially heretical doctrines but still acknowledge the Church as the rule of faith do not formally rupture the unity of faith or profession of the Church. And that is why the conciliar Popes are not manifest heretics, according to Bellarmine\u2019s own definition, as I further prove below.\nJ. Lane: \u2026and repeatedly asserts that a manifest heretic leaves the Church by his own act, prior to ANY action by the authority of the Church whatsoever - a trial, a judgment, or a declaration of a crime. Billot and Wernz-Vidal understand him this way, and so does everybody else that I have seen. Team Siscoe and Salza are the sole exception.\nJ. Salza: Not quite. Allow me to help you with the theology and history. As we explain in detail in our book, one who leaves the Church by his own act refers to one who publicly defects from the Church, meaning they no longer hold the Church as the infallible rule of faith. As I said above, it does not mean one who simply holds materially heretical doctrines but professes to be Catholic (that is, one who professes to hold the Church as the infallible rule). None of the conciliar Popes have left the Church by renouncing her as the infallible rule. This is why Bellarmine uses the exceptional case of Novatian as an example. Novatian didn\u2019t simply hold materially heretical doctrines; he actually publicly defected from the Church by refusing to recognize Pope Cornelius as the true Pope (just as you have done with the conciliar Popes), and Novatian even declared himself to be Pope. Thus, when Bellarmine refers to a \u201cmanifest heretic,\u201d he is referring to one who openly leaves the Church, not simply one who holds materially heretical doctrines and is privately judged a heretic by the Catholic in the pew.\nBellarmine\u2019s use of the extraordinary case of Novatian makes this crystal clear. And his reference to John Driedo\u2019s teaching also makes it clear. In De Ecclesiasticis Scripturis et Dogmaticos, Driedo (in the quotation Bellarmine refers to) speaks of those who \u201care either cut off by the Church\u2019s judgment, or depart of their own accord\u201d (vel sua sponte exeant) (p. 517). So you have made two errors in your interpretation of Bellarmine\u2019s meaning of \u201cmanifest heretic,\u201d by failing to understand the two ways one qualifies as a manifest heretic (according to Bellarmine and Driedo, upon whom Bellarmine relies). Your first error is your failure to understand that a manifest heretic does include those who \u201care cut off by the Church\u2019s judgment.\u201d Your second error is your failure to understand that \u201cthose who depart of their own accord\u201d (the second way one becomes a manifest heretic according to Bellarmine and Driedo) are those who depart from the Church as the infallible rule of Faith. According to Bellarmine\u2019s own criteria, then, the conciliar Popes are not \u201cmanifest heretics.\u201d\nJ. Lane: So Bellarmine\u2019s definition of \u201cheretic pope\u201d is \u201cnot a pope.\u201d Plug that into the texts and your confusion will clear away.\nJ. Salza: Wrong. You are the confused one, not me. Bellarmine says just the opposite, and you are unable to refute it. A Pope (as superior) can be judged by the Church (as inferior) in the case of heresy. Here is what Bellarmine wrote:\n\u201cThe Third opinion is on another extreme, that the Pope is not and cannot be deposed either by secret or manifest heresy. Turrecremata in the aforementioned citation relates and refutes this opinion, and rightly so, for it is exceedingly improbable. Firstly, because that a heretical Pope can be judged is expressly held in the Canon, Si Papa, dist. 40, and with Innocent. And what is more, in the Fourth Council of Constantinople, Act 7, the acts of the Roman Council under Hadrian are recited, and in those it was contained that Pope Honorius appeared to be legally anathematized, because he had been convicted of heresy, the only reason where it is lawful for inferiors to judge superiors. (\u2026) Hadrian, with the Roman Council, and the whole Eighth Synod sensed that in the case of heresy, a Roman Pontiff [not a former Roman Pontiff] can be judged. Add, that it would be the most miserable condition of the Church, if she should be compelled to recognize a wolf, manifestly prowling, for a shepherd.\u201d\nThe Church makes this judgment by establishing the Pope\u2019s pertinacity through charitable warnings (not a juridical process), and then declares the fact that the pertinacity has been established (as Pope Innocent III says, the Pope judges himself; as JST says, the Church \u201cindirectly\u201d judges the Pope). Plug that formula into the texts you are reading and your confusion will clear away. As also demonstrated, when Bellarmine says \u201cmanifest heretic,\u201d he is referring either to one who has been determined by the Church to be a heretic, or one who renounces the Church and the reigning Pope as the infallible rule of Faith, as Novatian did in his day, and as you do with the conciliar Popes in our day.\nJ. Lane: Ballerini, as you'd know if you read more of him (I know you can\u2019t, so get him translated), \u2026\nJ. Salza: You first claim to know very little about me, but then claim to know my reading comprehension of Latin and how much I have actually read of Ballerini. This is another example of how you attempt to belittle your opponents and how you even contradict yourself in your efforts to do so. You wouldn't fare well in my courtroom. The fact of the matter is that we have the entire section of Ballerini translated, including that which Da Silveira left out of his book.\nJ. Lane: \u2026is absolutely not defending the notion that anybody can warn the pope juridically, but explicitly says that any such warning would be an act of fraternal correction, which is charity, NOT justice. You omitted to quote this in your book (you cut your quote short just at the very point necessary to exclude it), and I suspect this is because you don't grasp what he is saying, so you don't see its importance: \"One sees then that in the case of a heresy, to which the Pontiff adhered privately, there would be an immediate and efficacious remedy, without the convocation of a General Council: for in this hypothesis whatever would be done against him before the declaration of his contumacy and heresy, in order to call him to reason, would constitute an obligation of charity, not of jurisdiction...\"\nJ. Salza: John, be prepared for more embarrassment. Robert and I cannot fathom how you can make such false statements. We did in fact include this very quote from Ballerini, which shows that you are having serious issues with reading, not to mention comprehending, the material in our book. Or you are simply making rash judgments because this is such an emotional issue for you, as it is with all Sedevacantists. Here is the quotation from page 262 of our book that you falsely claim we didn\u2019t include:\n\u201c[W]hat they (Sedevacantists) fail to understand is that a warning can be either an act of judgment (which is proper to a superior), or a work of mercy and therefore an act of charity. As an act of charity, an inferior can certainly warn, or fraternally correct, a superior, \u201cprovided,\u201d as St. Thomas noted, \u201cthere be something in the person that requires correction.\u201d Fr. Ballerini, who was cited at length above with respect to warning a heretical Pope, made this very point. He said \u201cwhatever would be done against him [a heretical Pope] before the declaration of his contumacy and heresy, in order to call him to reason, would constitute an obligation of charity, not of jurisdiction.\u201d[1] (emphasis added)\nJ. Salza: So, John, you are wrong once again. We included the very quote that you falsely accused us of not including, and we repeatedly emphasize that these warnings are acts of charity and not jurisdiction. See TOFP pages 240-241, 262-263.\nWhy do you need to falsify our position by making false accusations and straw men arguments? Is this ignorance? Recklessness? Malice? God knows. But this is why it\u2019s best that we no longer correspond unless you quote from our book directly.\nJ. Lane: So the suggested \"process\" is informal, not juridical, and is in the order of epistemology, not government. It is about forming a secure judgment of reason, not about governing the Church. For the question, according to Bellarmine, is one of \"knowing a fact\".\nJ. Salza: I have corrected you above. And while Bellarmine is referring to \u201cknowing a fact,\u201d the real question is who establishes \u201cthe fact\u201d? Sedevacantist laymen like you with no authority, or the Church? Bellarmine answers, by referring to Driedo\u2019s teaching: The \u201cmanifest heretic\u201d is one who has been expelled by the Church\u2019s judgment, or one who has departed from the Church by renouncing her as the rule of Faith \u2013 neither of which the Conciliar Popes have done. And note also that even in the case of public defection, the 1917 Code requires a warning from the Church (and the new Code also requires a declaration of the \u201cfact\u201d).\nJ. Lane: Your own source Smith tells us that he is relying upon Craisson for his doctrine. Craisson in the place given by Smith, says this:\nJ. Salza: So, John, let me understand this. Rather than address St. Robert Bellarmine\u2019s teaching directly, that in the case of heresy, a Pope can be judged by his inferiors, you rather use Craisson? He is now your new authority? Fine. We are used to Sedevacantists taking a snippet here and a fragment there from anyone who they think supports their case (someone just posted this material on the http://www.suscipedomine.com blog a couple months ago). But we have the actual book.\nNothing in Craisson\u2019s teaching is incompatible with what we present in our book. In fact, everything harmonizes together (but you wouldn\u2019t see that because you don\u2019t actually know our position or understand the positions of Bellarmine, Suarez, Cajetan or John of St. Thomas). Craisson\u2019s statement that \u201che is deprived of the Pontificate by divine law but is to be declared afterwards by a sentence of the Church to have fallen\u201d does not preclude the Church from establishing the Pope\u2019s pertinacity, which it does through the charitable warnings, just as Ballerini himself taught, in the section that you failed to cite. Establishing that fact (or getting the Pope to amend) is the very purpose of the warnings. That the Church is responsible for this process is irrefutable and is the unanimous opinion of all the theologians. Whether the Church declares the Pope is guilty of the crime of heresy before or after finding him guilty of heresy, and whether she also declares the See to be vacant (a separate declaration), are theological opinions that we do not definitively commit to in our book (although we believe that the Church would have to declare the crime, before declaring the See vacant). We are also not as direct and explicit as Bellarmine, who says a Pope is judged by his inferiors for heresy. We were much more nuanced in our book. We erred on the side of caution. None of this helps your case, because you deny the unanimous opinion that the CHURCH, not vigilante Sedevacantists, establishes \u201cthe fact\u201d of pertinacity through the process of charitable warnings, which it would then declare to the faithful.\nAnd this poses further problems for you, because Suarez says the common opinion is that the Church does declare the crime of heresy, and then the Pope falls AFTER (not before) the declaration (the declaration inducing the dispositive cause of the loss of office according to the Jesuit Opinion). And John of St. Thomas, who wrote an entire treatise on this subject matter, says that Suarez and Bellarmine held the SAME position. And, further, Suarez\u2019s (and Bellarmine\u2019s) teaching can be perfectly harmonized with that of Craisson, because Craisson is almost certainly referring to the second declaration the Church could make, that is, by declaring that the See is vacant \u2013 and which would come AFTER the first declaration of the crime of heresy, which was the dispositive cause for the vacancy. We address all of this in our book, John, and you have not read it or comprehended it.\nCraisson\u2019s statement that the Pope is \u201cdeprived of the pontificate by divine law\u201d is true because it is Christ, not the Church, who severs the bond between the man (the matter) and the papacy (the form). But Christ will not sever the bond in secret. According to the Jesuit Opinion, the Church\u2019s declaration of the crime of heresy (which marks the point of no return for the Pope to amend) serves as the dispositive cause of the loss of office, with Christ being the Efficient Cause (and this is consistent with Craisson, who is referring to the second declaration of vacancy). You have failed to grasp these distinctions. It\u2019s all in our book. And to our knowledge, no modern scholar has addressed the distinction between dispositive and efficient cause as regards the loss of the papal office before we wrote the book. That is another thing that you will now learn from us.\nJ. Lane: \u201cThe second opinion denies in general that a pope who becomes a heretic is removed by divine law from his authority, holding rather that he is to be removed. This is the opinion of Cajetan, etc. (\u2026). For the other bishops are not considered to be ipso jure deprived\u2026as soon as they become heretics. Until (\u2026) at least their crime has been declared, meanwhile (\u2026) their acts are valid\u2026 The Pope would have to be deprived by a General Council if he were to fall into heresy.\u201d See also what is said below (\u00a76123) >> translation by JS Daly.\nJ. Salza: This is what we have termed the \u201cDominican Opinion\u201d which, like the Jesuit Opinion, requires the Church to establish the fact of the Pope\u2019s pertinacity. The difference is, in the Dominican Opinion, after establishing the Pope\u2019s pertinacity, the Church takes the additional step of declaring to the faithful that the Pope is vitandus, which would constitute a juridical act as regards the faithful (the Church has the authority to command the faithful), but not the Pope. This is the position of Cajetan and JST that you have not understood. Thus, in this opinion, the dispositive cause of the loss of office is the vitandus declaration to the faithful, but Christ is still the Efficient Cause of the loss of office; of the severing of the bond between the man and the papacy. JST goes into a beautiful metaphysical explanation of how the vitandus declaration induces a disposition into the matter (the man) which renders him impotent to continue as Pope (because he is now avoided by the faithful). And no juridical process over the Pope ever takes place. As JST says, the Church \u201cindirectly\u201d judges the Pope because, as Pope Innocent III says, \u201cthe Pope judges himself.\u201d\nIn BOTH opinions, the Church establishes the \u201cfact\u201d that the Pope is a manifest heretic through the charitable warnings which, again, is not a juridical process over the Pope. And the formal establishment of pertinacity through the charitable warnings (and the subsequent declaration of the crime according to both the Jesuit and Dominican Opinions) necessarily precedes Christ\u2019s removal of the Pope, for Christ will not remove the Pope without the actions of the Church (and JST says these warnings must come from the Cardinals, which is presumably what we are going to see in the case of Pope Francis). Again, you have failed to understand our position and the meaning of the two opinions that you claim to understand and even teach us! You haven\u2019t taught us a thing, John, other than we thought you knew much more than you actually do.\nJ. Lane: So, two opinions, and the first of these is that of Bellarmine, and is summarised as, \"he is indeed deprived of the Pontificate by divine law but is to be declared afterwards by sentence of the Church to have fallen from the Pontifical dignity...\"\nAfterwards. He is to be declared afterwards to have fallen previously from the pontifical dignity.\nJ. Salza: Already addressed above. Craisson is referring to the declaration of vacancy which comes after the Church\u2019s establishment of the fact of pertinacity and declaration of the crime, according to the Jesuit Opinion. See page 358 of TOFP (point #3) for one of the times that we address this point.\nJ. Lane: What precedes this fall? Only a warning of fraternal charity, not a juridical process.\nJ. Salza: First, none of the recent Popes have been issued an ecclesiastical warning as a matter of charity. Second, while it is true that the Church does not exercise an act of jurisdiction over the Pope prior to his fall from the office, according to the common opinion from the days of Bellarmine, a declaratory sentence of the crime also precedes the loss of office. As Suarez explicitly states, the Church declares the crime and then the heretical Pope is ipso facto and immediately deposed by Christ. He says this is the common opinion, and John of St. Thomas states that this common opinion was held by both Suarez and Bellarmine. He wrote:\n\u201cIt cannot be held that the pope, by the very fact of being a heretic, would cease to be pope antecedently [prior] to a declaration of the Church. It is true that some seem to hold this position; but we will discuss this in the next article. What is truly a matter of debate, is whether the pope, after he is declared by the Church to be a heretic, is deposed ipso facto by Christ the Lord [Jesuit Opinion], or if the Church ought to depose him [Dominican Opinion]. In any case, as long as the Church has not issued a juridical declaration, he must always be considered the pope, as we will make more clear in the next article. ... Bellarmine and Suarez are of the opinion that, by the very fact that the Pope is a manifest heretic and declared to be incorrigible, he is deposed [ipso facto] by Christ our Lord [Jesuit Opinion] without any intermediary, and not by any authority of the Church.\u201d\nJohn, if you choose to depart from this common opinion [that the declaration of the Church precedes the loss of office], and embrace what JST said \u201ccannot be held,\u201d that\u2019s your choice, but please don\u2019t pretend that your opinion represents the teaching of the Church or her classical theologians.\nJ. Lane: You, on the other hand, say that a juridical process must precede the fall from membership in the Church, and the loss of office, with a corresponding declaration, or finding by an authority.\nJ. Salza: Again, wrong. You either haven\u2019t read our book, or don\u2019t understand what you have read. We have never said a juridical process over the Pope precedes his fall from office. But we do maintain with Bellarmine that a Pope can be judged in the case of heresy, and this judgment is rendered after the two warnings and his failure to amend. The declaration of the fact is an \u201cindirect\u201d judgment of the Pope (in the words of JST), for the Pope has \u201cjudged himself\u201d (in the words of Pope Innocent). John, will you now be sure to correct both yourself and those with whom you have \u201cconversed\u201d about our alleged theological opinions?\nJ. Lane: You contrast this with your invented concept, \u201cprivate judgement.\u201d (In order to make your concept of private judgement appealing, you are forced to abuse the texts of the Summa, and take those dealing with usurped judgement as though they applied to all non-authoritative observation of fact. Look at McHugh and Callan for clear, undeniable, evidence that there is lawful \u201cprivate judgment\u201d quite distinct from Protestant private judgement. You\u2019d know this if you knew your moral theology.)\nJ. Salza: More unsubstantiated attacks on my knowledge and abilities, which are completely off base. Of course the laity are allowed to render private judgments, since doing so is a normal function of the intellect. But they are not allowed to judge and then publicly declare that a prelate (much less a Pope), who is recognized as a member of the Church in good standing, has lost his office due to manifest heresy. This is not only a private judgment, but a public declaration. That is a perfect example of a \u201cjudgment by usurpation\u201d that is forbidden.\nJ. Lane: Now, John, let's say I am mistaken about all of this. Let's suppose that you are right and I am wrong. Is it even plausible that my answer is unlawful? No, my answer is supported by strong arguments and any Catholic can hold it in good faith. This was the view of Archbishop Lefebvre also, who not only retained excellent relations with sedevacantists like Bill Morgan and Fr. Raffali, but who publicly speculated he might adopt their view himself.\nJ. Salza: John, no reputable theologian has taught that a layman in the pew can declare that a Pope, who is recognized as such by the Church, has lost his office due to \u201cmanifest heresy.\u201d On the contrary, Herve explicitly teaches the following: \u201cGiven that, as a private person, the Pontiff could indeed become a public, notorious, and obstinate heretic \u2026 only a Council [the Church] would have the right to declare his see vacant.\u201d And it is also not lawful to declare that a Pope who has been peacefully and universally accepted by the Church (which is the case for the conciliar Popes) is an antipope. The theologians who have addressed this issue say such a judgment is a grave sin against the Faith, and John of St. Thomas says it is heretical. So yes, your position is unlawful. And stop abusing Archbishop Lefebvre. He was not a Sedevacantist, which is why he said: \u201cI have always warned the faithful vis-\u00e0 -vis the sedevacantists\u201d (Archbishop Lefebvre). We hope your pastor, whom you have perhaps deceived, finally does the same.\nJ Lane: If this much is true, as it obviously is, then you have no right to be abusing me and others like me in public print, or even in private.\nJ. Salza: As I demonstrated above, this much is absolutely not true, and thus your conclusion does not follow. You have falsely accused us of holding positions we don\u2019t hold, and have failed to understand the theology, as demonstrated above.\nJ. Lane: Your own bombast and aggression is unlawful. It offends against justice and charity, not merely against charity. Other sins follow naturally and inevitably from these, including the incredible situation in which you accuse me of self-deceit and of lying to others when I defend myself from your injustice. (I am surprised that your priest advisers are not making this point very strongly to you, or if they are, that you are not amending your stand.)\nJ. Salza: John, it is you who has offended against justice and charity, by engaging in your clandestine campaign to tarnish our reputations and discredit our book, all the while you don\u2019t know our positions or comprehend the theological positions that we present in that very book. You attacked us, and we have responded only to defend ourselves and our work against your false accusations and erroneous theology, which we have a right and a duty to do (and will continue to do so, as long as you persist in your efforts against us). These efforts are despicable and disgraceful. It says a lot about the person of John Lane, who spreads his poison even in SSPX chapels. But it is a good sign for us and the book. The devil is doing everything in his power to discredit us and our work. No doubt he wants to prevent the release of the Second Edition, which will contain an additional 150 pages of never-before translated material (translated by SSPX translators), and a new endorsement from a very significant individual.\nJ. Lane: By the way, I never hold a grudge - ask anybody who knows me - so this will all evaporate the moment you stop attacking me and Roman theology. But while you maintain your attack - and, incredibly, you propose to repeat it in print soon - I will continue to point out its injustice and falsehood.\nJ. Salza: John, it is you who has attacked us and our book, a book that you evidently have not read or don\u2019t comprehend, seeing that you have falsely accused us of omitting quotations and holding theological positions we do not hold. Now the burden of justice is on you to correct any misstatements you have made to others about our book. Please start with His Excellency, Bishop Fellay.\nJ. Lane: Robert is demanding that I be stripped of my access to the mass and sacraments, merely for failing to fall at your feet and agree with your theory.\nJ. Salza: This is another falsehood (you deal in many). Robert never \u201cdemanded\u201d that you be stripped of your access to the Mass and sacraments. Robert simply suggested that barring you from the sacraments may just be the act of charity and justice that you need to lift the scales from your eyes. He demand nothing. This is how the Church deals with public sinners.\nTo conclude, regarding your offer to keep this a private correspondence \u2013 Robert and I are willing to keep it as private, or make it as public, as you wish. For now, since you yourself have engaged Frs. [N.] and [N.] (whose correction you have refused), and Fr. [N.], and have even copied [N.] in your evident effort to influence him to withdraw support from our book, I must include them on this correspondence, and will go beyond that, if necessary, in order to mitigate the damaged you are attempting to cause us.\nI plan no further correspondence unless you quote from our book directly.\nIn Christ crucified,\nJohn Salza\nTo this email I gave two replies.\nReply #1:\nI will answer the substance of your email later. I think it might be helpful if I reassure you that I have not been running some clandestine campaign. My defence efforts have been directed, perfectly openly, before you and Robert, in the presence of the men who cooperated in your book.\nI don\u2019t know that you\u2019d rather I publish a refutation of your attacks on Roman Theology, and on my character, honesty, integrity, and the rest.\nThe last two emails (including the one you reply to below) were sent only to you, for the reason I gave, in the parts of the email that you snipped off. Here they are, since we\u2019re cc\u2019ing everybody.\nSince you are happy to engage in the presence of the clergy, we can go back to doing that, although I would be surprised if they don\u2019t find it tedious.\nYou\u2019re right, Robert didn\u2019t demand that I be kicked out of our SSPX chapel, he merely implied that Archbishop Lefebvre would have done so. You yourself made the following concordant comments: \u201cI question how a public Sedevacantist like yourself can receive the sacraments where you do. And I am not the only one. It is a great scandal.\u201d\nAnd now, in this email, you insinuate that Fr. [N.] is a sede? Is that serious? LOL!\nWhile I\u2019m doing housekeeping, I\u2019ll deal with another unanswered issue.\nOn Dollinger, this is the passage we are discussing, from \u201cTrue or False Pope\u201d:\n<< According to Church historian and theologian D\u00f6llinger (writing under the pen name \u201cJanus\u201d), this comment was made while Pope Adrian was a Professor of Theology in Louvain prior to his election to the pontificate. D\u00f6llinger notes that the statement was well-known at the time since it was included in his principal work (see \u201cThe Pope and the Council,\u201d by \u201cJanus,\u201d i.e., Johannes Joseph Ignaz von D\u00f6llinger), second edition (Rivingtons; London; Oxford; and Bambridge, 1869), p. 376. We should note that D\u00f6llinger denied the dogma of papal infallibility before and after it was defined. So while his historical research and facts may be of use, one should remain cautious with respect to the soundness of his judgement. >>\nThe Catholic historian, Fr. Reuben Parsons, quotes with approval Bishop Ketteler of Mayence, who had been a student of Dollinger, referring to the work (\u201cThe Pope and the Council\u201d) praised in True or False Pope? Ketteler describes the work as \u201c that libel which appeared under the name of Janus, and which is directed against the Church... The book of Janus is not only directed against the infallibility of the Pope, but even against his primacy, against that great and divine institution in the Church to which we owe so manifestly, by means of her unity, the victories of the Church over all her adversaries in all ages. Janus is, moreover, a tissue of numberless falsifications of the facts of history, to which perhaps nothing but the Provincial Letters of Pascal can be compared for violation of truth.\u201d (Studies in Church History, Vol. V, pp. 587,588.) Parsons received a brief of praise and approbation personally from Leo XIII for the work from which this quote is taken \u2013 his Studies in Church History. I use this source deliberately because it is available to all (on Archive.org), and representative of Catholic thought.\nClearly the judgment of Dollinger is not the only problem. He was a falsifier of history, according to his former student and friend, Bishop Ketteler. More importantly, the very book cited by \u201cTrue or False Pope\u201d and recommended as a reliable source of facts, is here ripped to shreds as a libel and a book of historical falsifications. I\u2019m sorry to belabour the point, but I feel that given the previous replies, I must.\nThose who would like a better insight into the character of Dollinger and his unsoundness long before the Vatican Council, should read this: https://archive.org/stream/studiesinchu ... 2/mode/2up Parsons in that article shows that Dollinger was Protestant in his convictions regarding history ten years before 1870.\nNote: Apparently Mr. Salza is unfamiliar with the noun \"saw\" which is defined in the Oxford Dictionary as follows:\nA proverb or maxim.\n\u2018it is worth bearing in mind another old saw: \u2018oppositions do not win elections; governments lose them\u2019\u2019\nSecond reply to Mr. Salza:\nAs I think I may have pointed out in a previous email, in the Middle Ages, in a scholastic setting, you\u2019d not even be permitted to begin your refutation of an opponent\u2019s thesis before satisfying him, by stating his position, that you understood it properly. You have not done me this courtesy, but I am trying to do it for you.\nI wrote a private email to you laying out what I believed to be your position, and asked you to correct me if I am mistaken. Then I gave my understanding of your position. I don\u2019t know how you imagined that I would show you that I really did understand your views if I didn\u2019t state them in my own words, but let\u2019s look at your response.\nJ. Salza: John, be prepared for more embarrassment. Robert and I cannot fathom how you can make such false statements. We did in fact include this very quote from Ballerini, which shows that you are having serious issues with reading, not to mention comprehending, the material in our book. Or you are simply making rash judgments because this is such an emotional issue for you, as it is with all Sedevacantists.\nThose comments were all unnecessary, especially in reply to a private email sent directly to you.\nI\u2019m trying hard to understand your views, but they seem to me to be hopelessly contradictory and if I put one construction on them, I cannot see how you can criticize my personal view that the See is vacant at all! Yet you condemn me repeatedly for holding an opinion which your principles (on one construction) seem clearly to authorize. On another construction, your principles seem to me to be Conciliarist. Then, if that were your stand, I would understand you condemning my view (although you\u2019d still not be entitled to judge my conscience, condemn me as a schismatic, and pour bile on me throughout your book.)\nYou appear to be maintaining that it is lawful for an inferior to issue only a warning of fraternal charity, and no more. At the same time, you insist that the Church can judge a true and undoubted pope. I can cite the various passages of TOFP, of course, but I don\u2019t think it\u2019s necessary, for the reason that I will be exceedingly surprised if you dispute that you hold these two views.\nMaybe we can shortcut this if I say that I hold Billot\u2019s doctrine, and paste in here some relevant passages. I\u2019ve added bolding for emphasis. Billot, like Ballerini, is a student of Bellarmine. My question, do you accept Billot\u2019s doctrine? If not, why not?\n<< Now, so far as it is certain that a person who has once taken on the papacy can cease from the pontificate itself by free abdication, it is equally to be held as certain that it cannot in any way be done by a deposition, by which the Pontiff would be deprived by the Church, or by any existing college in the Church, on its authority. The general reason is that the superior is not deposed by the inferior. But the Pope is above all and everybody in the Church taken both distributively and collectively, and not only in the regular course of things, but also in regard to any event or situation at all, as already appears from what has been said about the ecclesiastical monarchy, and will be treated ex professo hereafter, in the section dealing with the force and nature of the primacy. Therefore the opinion of the Gallicans in this regard is to be considered as falling under the same judgment as their opinion on the superiority of a Council over the Pope, which, since the definitions of the Vatican Council, has now ended up as heretical.\n<< Nor can you say that deposition can still be conceived not as a direct removal of the pontifical power, (given that this is immediately from God, and holds every other power in the Church under itself), but as a simple change in the subject, by which the legitimacy of the person of the Pontiff which was brought in by the election would be taken away. It is clearly seen that this is objectionable on various heads. First, because the Pontiff would always be in the position of being exposed to the judgment of his inferiors, which involves an evident contradiction. Second, the change in the person just mentioned is not opposed as correlative to the election, but is in a different order, that is, in the order of an act of jurisdiction and power, and therefore it does not follow that if the person of the Pontiff can be designated by men, therefore he can be legitimately be deprived by them. Third, neither the Church nor any college in the Church has any act concerning the person of the Pontiff apart from the act of election; therefore once the election has canonically taken place, there is nothing left to do until the occasion for a new election arises, and the occasion for a new election arises only consequently to the vacating of the See. Therefore, the impossibility of deposition is proved in every way. >>\n<< For it is not he who is an occult unbeliever, but he who openly professes his unbelief in those things which are proposed to the Christian faithful to be held by Catholic faith, who breaks the bond by which he belonged to the structure of ecclesiastical society, and in consequence immediately loses the constitutive factor of membership, along with all the titles which essentially presuppose this factor. Allowing, therefore, the hypothesis of a Pope who becomes a notorious heretic, it must be conceded without any hesitation that he would lose the pontifical power ipso facto, given that he would be transferred out of the body of the Church, having become an unbeliever, as is well said by the authors whom Cajetan, undeservedly, as is seen, argues against. >>\n<< The authorities which are cited in opposition prove nothing. They bring forward, first, the authority of Innocent III, Serm. 2 on the consecration of the Supreme Pontiff, where he says of himself: \u201cFaith is so necessary for me that, while I have God alone as judge of other sins, I could be judged by the Church only on account of a sin committed in the matter of faith.\u201d But Innocent does not set up the case as simply a possibility; but in order to exalt the necessity of faith, he says that that necessity is so great that whether it is possible or impossible that the Pontiff should be found deviant in faith, he would already be subject to the judgment of the Church by the reasoning which was explained above. And this is a manner of speaking similar to that used by the Apostle, when he wishes to show the immutability of the truth of the Gospel, saying: Though we, or an angel from heaven should preach to you a gospel different from that which we have preached to you, let him be anathema. For Innocent had said prior to this: \u201cUnless I have been established solidly in faith, how could I strengthen others in faith? This is known particularly to pertain to my office, by Our Lord proclaiming: I have prayed for thee, Peter, that thy faith fail not, and thou some time turning, confirm thy brethren. He prayed and beseeched, because he was heard in all things for His reverence. And therefore the faith of the Apostolic See has never failed in any disturbance, but has always remained whole and unstained, in order that the privilege of Peter should continue unshaken to the end.\u201d Therefore this authority is rather against our adversaries, unless they are to say that Innocent intends by those words that something could at any time be lacking which Our Lord prayed for Peter, as being necessary for the office in which He was instituting him.\n<< They also bring forward the authority of Adrian II in his third allocution read in the 8th Council, Act. 7: \u201cWe read that the Roman Pontiff judged concerning the heads of all the churches: but we do not read that anyone judged concerning him. For although an anathema was pronounced on Honorius by the Eastern churches after his death, it is to be understood that he was accused of heresy, on account of which alone it is licit for the lesser to resist the motions of those greater than themselves, or freely to reject their depraved opinions. Although even then it was not lawful for anyone either of the patriarchs or of the rest of the bishops to pronounce sentence on him, unless the authority of the consent of that same first See of the Pontiff had previously been given.\u201d But how is this to the point? It is evident that Honorius by no means fell into heresy, but only favored it negatively, not using the supreme authority to extirpate the growing error, and in this sense it is said he was accused of heresy. Hence, in the same 8th Council, Act. 1, the formula sent by the same Adrian had been signed, in which is read, with no added restriction: \u201cBecause the Catholic religion has always been preserved in the Apostolic See, and holy doctrine celebrated.\u201d But if the meaning of Adrian is not that Honorius fell into heresy, those who use this authority to prove that the Roman Pontiff can become a heretic are in error.\n<< Finally, the text from canon law, Dist. 40, can 6 Si papa is brought forward: \u201cNo mortal man presumes there to accuse the faults of this man (the Pope), because he who is to judge all men must be judged by no one, unless he be apprehended deviating from the faith.\u201d But in the first place it is to be observed that these words are taken from the Decretal of Gratian, to which belongs no authority besides the intrinsic authority of the documents which are found collected in it. Besides, no one certainly will deny that those documents are of unequal validity, being partly authentic and partly apocryphal. Finally, it is more than likely that the cited canon, which has been inserted under the name of Boniface the martyr, is to be listed among the apocryphal ones. For the rest, Bellarmine still answers: \u201cThose canons do not mean that the Pontiff can err (heretically) as a private person, but only that the Pontiff cannot be judged. Nevertheless, because it is not entirely certain whether or not the Pontiff can be a heretic, they add, for greater safety, the condition, \u2018unless he becomes a heretic.\u2019\u201d [FOOTNOTE: Bellarmine, bk. 4 de Rom. Pont. c. 7.] >>\n<< At length we come to another argument. To be sure, whoever dwells outside the Church is ipso facto rendered unfit for all ordinary jurisdiction, say, episcopal jurisdiction [Billot\u2019s note here: Note the deliberate phrasing: of all ordinary jurisdiction; for with regard to extraordinary and merely delegated jurisdiction in a case of necessity, it is not the same idea, as will be readily clear upon consideration.]. The reason is that a person who has ordinary jurisdiction or truly episcopal jurisdiction possesses the dignity of being the head, and no one can be the head of even a particular church if he is not a member of the Church. Indeed, what head ever existed that was not a member? For even though not every member is a head, nevertheless every head is a member. Hence, if occult heresy were to put a man outside the Church, whenever a doubt about the legitimacy and authority of pastors could arise, there would not be moral certitude about their internal faith. But God forbid that the establishment of Christ should endure such a monstrous anomaly whereby the sinews of discipline would be loosened. Nor are we using merely probable arguments in this matter, because we are distinctly and emphatically taught that a bishop by reason of heresy does not lose his own power of binding and loosing, except when he preaches heresy and openly professes it. In this regard, among other documents, there is extant the letter of Pope Celestine to the clergy and people of Constantinople in the case of Nestorius, where the Pontiff first urges Catholics to fight bravely for the faith, bear hardships patiently, and not fear exile. \u201cNo Christian,\u201d he says, \u201cshould bewail a temporal exile imposed upon him, because no one is an exile to God. Let us fear exile from the realm of the living, that is, the realm that we wish to be our homeland. That is our perpetual and eternal abode. Indeed ours is no ephemeral place, but those things are truly ours, which a most certain hope promises.\u201d Then declaring invalid the sentence whereby Nestorius had cast down some people either from their dignities or from the communion of the faithful, he continues: \u201cNevertheless, lest the sentence of one who had already called down upon himself a divine judicial sentence be considered as valid even for a time, the authority of our See has decreed that, from the moment that Nestorius and those like him began to proclaim such [heresy], We do not regard as exiled or excommunicated any of the bishops or clerics or Christians by any profession who were cast down from their position or from communion by him and his followers. Rather, all of them both were, and are now continuing, in communion with Us, because a person who erred by preaching such things could not cast down or remove anyone.\u201d Therefore you see that a bishop who is a heretic in secret is still vested with the power of binding and loosing, since he loses episcopal jurisdiction and the power of excommunication only from the time at which he begins to preach heresy openly. The conclusion, then, is readily seen. For if he who is not in the Church cannot possess authority over the Church, and an occult heretic can have authority \u2014 better still, at some time possesses it in reality and even, in fact, at one time or another actually possesses it \u2014 it clearly follows that a[n] occult heretic has not yet been cut off from the body of the Church. >>\n<< But truly one must consider that, in the present, it is not positively a question of heresy insofar as it is a sin against the virtue of faith in the internal forum of God and conscience, but purely and simply of heresy that has the power to cut a man off from the visible body of the Church, and is directly opposed to the external profession of the Catholic religion. >>\nYou cannot argue that Billot (or indeed the pope he quotes, following Bellarmine) has in mind only a heretic who admits that his doctrine is opposed to the teaching of the Church (i.e. one who explicitly declares that he rejects the proximate Rule of Faith, the magisterium), for then Billot\u2019s doctrine and the words he chooses to use would make no sense. It is beside the point to say that sometimes it is unclear if a man is really a heretic or only a mistaken Catholic, for all admit that obvious reality. The question at issue here is whether there exist any men who openly leave the Church while still claiming to remain members. All of this must be read in the light of the fact that the first of the bonds of external unity of the Church is the profession of faith, and this unity is a unity of teaching by all of the ordinaries, under the supervision of the Roman Pontiff, and a consequent unity of actual profession, by all of the Church\u2019s members. All of the theologians lay this out so there can be no excuse for omitting it as you do in your book, or for emptying it of content by claiming that a body in which the hierarchy teaches error or obscures the faith, and a \u201cmembership\u201d which is materially completely disunited because of this wicked activity of the hierarchy, can be said in any sense to be visibly united in faith. Actually, I think that thesis is manifestly heretical.\nAll of the above is from Billot\u2019s de ecclesia. References can be provided, of course.\nUnlike the attempt you have made in your book, the Society wisely has always refrained from setting out a complete theory of the crisis, precisely because if one attempts to do so, it is impossible to maintain the truths in the theology manuals. This is why the Society is \u201cmoderate sedeplenist\u201d and not \u201cdogmatic sedeplenist\u201d as you and Robert are. If one merely says, \u201cI recognize Francis as pope, and it\u2019s above my pay grade to decide otherwise, and the Church will one day judge,\u201d then there\u2019s no imperative to explain all of the mysteries that remain. But the moment that one attempts to outlaw moderate sedevacantist (i.e. my opinion that the See is vacant, and it\u2019s only my opinion), then you are obliged to solve a whole lot of problems that you are not equipped to solve.\nMr. Salza did not reply to this email.",
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        "raw_content": "Traditional Thai massage seeks to provide a full body experience while harmonizing and aligning the energies that flow all throughout the body. Thai massage is similar to acupressure in that it utilizes the concept of special pressure points that, when stimulated, have a lot of positive medicinal effects on the body. Of course, since the points are merely pressed instead of poked with needles, they are not subjected to as much stress.\nThai massage is performed from the feet to the head. The body is moved and in the process, certain body parts will be stretched and loosened. This process can help the person being massaged to become more flexible. This makes Thai massage great for people who require full use of their bodies such as athletes. It is also a great form of therapy for those who have been injured. Aside from this, it can also help those who are suffering from too much stress.\nThe person who is receiving the massage will be able to enjoy numerous health benefits. The massage can strengthen both the mind and the body. It relieves any pain and tension that the person may feel, and it also improves the circulation of blood and lymph in the body. Due to the stretching and loosening, the flexibility of the body is greatly increased as well. The motions involved in a Thai massage keeps the nervous system balanced. During the massage, the receiver is extremely relaxed so it allows him to enjoy a time of rest and calmness. After the massage is done, he ends up feeling extremely refreshed. He may also notice an increase in the level of energy in his body.\nAlthough a person giving a Thai massage generally focuses on the physical body, he provides holistic healing. According to ancient Thai principles, the body, energy, and mind are all interconnected. The Thai massage is a great way to address these three aspects together with just one method.",
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        "raw_content": "I. Jaroll. Gutenberg College.\nEach and every user needs to be able to understand the risks they person- ally run using a particular drug levitra 10 mg low cost, at a particular dose order levitra 20mg without prescription, at a particular 39 frequency, administered in a particular way, in a given setting. They need to fnd ways of making the complexity that has been alluded to above understandable and accessible to a broad population. In partic- ular, they need to address those who are the most vulnerable to drug related harm, but often the hardest to reach. The detail of how this challenge is best tackled is beyond the scope of this publication, but from this discussion it is clear that the key variables, or vectors of drug harms, need to be separated, quantifed and ranked independently. These include: acute and chronic toxicity, propensity for dependency (both physiological and psychological), issues relating to dosage, potency, frequency of use, preparation of drug and mode of administration, individual risk factors including physical and mental health, age and pharmacogenetics, and behavioural factors including setting of drug use, and poly drug use. It is important to understand at what political level such choices and legislation should take place. In prin- ciple, they do not signifcantly differ from similar issues in other arenas of social policy and law dealing with currently legal medical and non- medical drugs. On this basis, we suggest below how new drug legislation and management could be integrated into and managed by a range of different kinds of political bodies, running from the international to the intensely local. They would provide the foundation, ground rules and parameters within which individual states can operate, as well as offering guidance and providing a central hub for international drug research and data collection. This would set basic standards of justice and human rights that would have\u2014as a baseline\u2014implications for the use of punitive sanctions against drug users, although they would 81 1 2 3 Introduction Five models for regulating drug supply The practical detail of regulation neither impose nor preclude issues around legal access/supply, or internal domestic drug trade. This would all sit within the parameters and targets established by the national government, and by implication broader interna- tional law. Similar frameworks are already well established in a number of countries with regards to licensing of alcohol sales. The federal/state power dynamic generally sees responsibility for most serious crimes falling to federal govern- ment with flexibility over less serious crimes and civil offences falling to state authorities. Its importance has been driven more by a desire to deal frmly with a perceived \u2018evil\u2019, and be seen to be doing so, than by a desire to engage directly with a very challenging and complex set of health and social issues. The need to justify such an 40 Federal and international law, however, currently prevents exploration of options for 82 legal regulation of non-medical supply. Directly and indirectly, it has encouraged research to be skewed towards demonstrating drug harms, in order to justify and support punitive responses to the \u2018drug threat\u2019. This focus on research that justifes frm, punitive action has led to an avoidance of policy research that meaningfully evaluates and scrutinises the actual outcomes of prohibition. There is, therefore, a clear need to shift the research agenda away from its historical skew towards medical research of drug toxicity and addic- tion, and towards meaningful policy research. Of course, it remains very important to fully explore and understand drug related health harms. But such an understanding needs to be complemented by careful evaluation of the policies intended to mitigate such harms. In particular, policy outcomes and policy alternatives should be carefully evaluated and explored. The responsibility for this has historically fallen largely to the non government sector. Government entry into and support of this area would support both the development of new drug management policies and the modifcation of existing ones. This would ensure most effcient limitation of drug related harms at a local, national and international level, both in the short and long term. Two key research programs need to be commenced: * Critics of the prohibitionist approach can and do argue authorita- tively that there is strong evidence of the policy approach\u2019s overall failure and counterproductive nature. We are still some 83 1 2 3 Introduction Five models for regulating drug supply The practical detail of regulation 41 way from achieving anything remotely approaching this. The paucity of adequate data and analysis regarding current policy is a signifcant obstacle to understanding the impacts of that policy, and thus to being able to modify or evolve it to maximise its effcacy. Such research can utilise established analytical tools of a more speculative nature, such as comparative cost beneft analysis and impact assess- 42 ments. These can augment ongoing and expanded pilot research on regulated production and supply models. The impact for them of any transi- tion towards regulated production within the global market will be correspondingly signifcant. The development consequences of global prohibition\u2014and impacts of any shifts away from it\u2014need to become more central to the drug reform discourse, which has tended to focus on the domestic concerns of developed world user countries. Such consequences should also feature far more prominently in wider devel- opment discourse.\nSigns included diminution of triceps order levitra 10 mg free shipping, biceps and brachioradialis Conclusions relative to question: reflexes purchase levitra 20mg, muscle weakness and sensory loss. The presence of pain in the arm corresponded to the si compression in 23% of cases. The presence of pain or paresthesia in the forearm corresponded to a single rooor one of two roots in 32% and 66%, respectively. Hand pain and paresthesia corresponded to a single rooor one of two roots in 70% and 27%, respectively. Objective muscle weakness corresponded to a single rooor one of two roots in 77% and 12%, respectively. 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Was there more than 80% follow-up for all patients in the control group and the experimental group on the outcome of interest? For randomized crossover studies, was there evidence that the results obtained in the study\u2019s two experimental groups (in period 1 and 2) did not differ? For randomized crossover studies, was there evidence that the results of the two control groups (in period 1 and 2) did not differ? Did the study avoid collecting control group data from one center and experimental group data from another? For crossover studies, was there evidence that the results obtained in the study\u2019s two experimental groups (in period 1 and 2) did not differ? For crossover studies, was there evidence that the results of the two control groups (in period 1 and 2) did not differ? Was the same treatment given to all patients enrolled in the experimental and Were the same laboratory tests, clinical findings, psychological instruments, etc. Were the follow-up times in all of the study\u2019s relevant groups approximately equal? Were the characteristics of patients in the different study groups comparable at the beginning of the study? Were the same laboratory tests, clinical findings, psychological instruments, etc. Please list the critical outcomes backed by evidence of doubtful applicability: Should the strength of recommendation be lowered because of low applicability? Briefly each member of the guideline work group ranks his or her agreement with a guideline recommendation on a scale ranging from 1 to 9 (where 1 is \u201cextremely inappropriate\u201d and 9 is \u201cextremely appropriate\u201d). 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Reviewer Information: Name of Reviewer_________________________________________ Address_________________________________________________ City___________________ State_________________ Zip Code___________ Phone _____________________Fax ________________________ E-mail_______________________ Specialty Area/Discipline: _______________________________________ Work setting: _________________________________________________ Credentials: _________________________________________________ May we list you as a Peer Reviewer in the final Guidelines? Yes No Are you reviewing this guideline as Yes No a representative of a professional society? Reviewer Instructions Please read and review this Draft Clinical Practice Guideline and its associated Technical Report with particular focus on your area of expertise. Your responses are confidential and will be used only to assess the validity, clarity, and accuracy of the interpretation of the evidence. Please feel free to also comment on the overall structure and content of the guideline and Technical Report.\nReduced crime is thus a key component of the net benefts associated with prevention and treatment interventions 20 mg levitra. Overall buy levitra 10 mg lowest price, within the criminal justice system, more than two thirds of jail detainees and half of prison inmates experience substance use disorders. The estimated prevalence of substance use disorders among parents involved in the child welfare system varies across service populations, time, and place. One widely cited estimate is that between one-third and two-thirds of parents involved with the child welfare system experience some form of substance use problem. Children of parents with substance use problems were more likely than others to require child protective services at younger ages, to experience repeated neglect and abuse from parents, and to otherwise require more intensive and intrusive services. Substance use disorders appear to account for a large proportion of child welfare, foster care, and related expenditures in the United States. Further, service members and veterans suffer from high rates of co-occurring health problems that pose signifcant treatment challenges, including traumatic brain injury, post-traumatic stress disorder, depression, and anxiety. These expenditures might be reduced through more aggressive measures to address substance misuse problems and accompanying disorders. Moreover, many substance use-related services provided through criminal justice, child welfare, or other systems seek to ameliorate serious harms that have already occurred, and that might have been prevented with greater impact or cost-effectiveness through the delivery of evidence-based prevention or early treatment interventions. Economic Analyses can Assess the Value of Substance Use Interventions Different kinds of economic analyses can be particularly useful in helping health care systems, community leaders, and policymakers identify programs or policies that will bring the greatest value for addressing their needs. Two commonly used types of analyses are cost-effectiveness analysis199 and cost-beneft analysis. Both types of studies have been used to examine substance use disorder treatment and prevention programs. Studies have found a number of substance use disorder treatments, including outpatient methadone, alcohol use disorder medications, and buprenorphine, to be cost-effective compared with no treatment. A 2003 study estimating the cost-effectiveness of four different treatment modalities\u2014 inpatient, residential, outpatient methadone, and outpatient Cost-effectiveness study. A study that $28,256 in the inpatient setting, with an average cost across all determines the economic worth of an modalities of $22,460 per abstinent study participant (adjusted intervention by quantifying its costs in 205 monetary terms and comparing them to 2014 dollars). A 2004 by total costs is called a cost-beneft study evaluating the incremental cost-effectiveness of sustained ratio. If the ratio is greater than 1, the methadone maintenance relative to a 180-day methadone benefts outweigh the costs. However, extended-release naltrexone is not off-patent, and therefore these cost fndings will likely change when it becomes generic. A 2012 study examined individuals with opioid use disorders who had completed 6 months of buprenorphine-naloxone treatment within a primary care setting. Using that comparison, alcohol misuse screening achieved a combined score similar to screening for colorectal cancer, hypertension, or vision (for adults older than age 64), and to infuenza or pneumococcal immunization. Cost-Beneft Analyses Interventions that prevent substance use disorders can yield an even greater economic return than the services that treat them. For example, a recent study of prevention programs estimated that every dollar spent on effective, school-based prevention programs can save an estimated $18 in costs related to problems later in life. In a 2005 literature review of the economics of substance use disorder treatment, one study highlighted the variability in cost estimates for substance use disorder treatment delivered in specialty settings. For example, they reported per-patient weekly costs ranging from $90 to $208 for standard outpatient treatment; $682 to $936 for residential treatment; and $100 to $125 for methadone maintenance treatment. Additionally, variation was attributed to the wage of the person conducting the screening and the amount of time the screening took. Recent studies have examined extended-release naltrexone, buprenorphine, and methadone for opioid use disorder treatment. Individuals with opioid use disorders who received extended- release naltrexone had $8,170 lower costs compared to those receiving methadone maintenance. Individuals receiving buprenorphine with counseling had signifcantly lower total health care costs than individuals receiving little or no treatment for their opioid use disorder ($13,578 compared to $31,055). However, those receiving buprenorphine plus counseling did not differ signifcantly in total health care costs when compared to those receiving only counseling (mean health care costs for those receiving counseling only were $17,017). 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        "raw_content": "Freddie Williams: A Personal Tribute\nFreddie Williams - double World Champion and speedway legend\nA personal tribute from Philip Dalling\n1953 World Champion (right)\nwith Geoff Mardon and Split Waterman\nJournalists are supposed to be blas\u00e9 and treat every interviewee as being either just another piece of copy or another welcome fee, something to keep the news editor and the bank manager quiet.\nI have usually managed without much trouble to maintain a proper sense of professional detachment when given the opportunity to interview prime ministers, film or pop stars, or high-flying industrialists.\nBut when it comes to speedway legends, I'm as much a prey to a sense of awe and a touch of hero worship as the next fan.\nEspecially when the person on the other end of the preliminary handshake was Freddie Williams, a true giant of the sport. Freddie's death a week ago, at the age of 86, will have saddened every true follower of the shale game.\nFreddie, Ian and Eric Williams\nHis speedway career was long over by the time I was introduced to the sport. Never having seen him ride, except on flickering newsreel film, I knew him solely on account of his proud record, as World Champion in 1950 and 1953, and as a leading member of a Wembley Lions team that won five consecutive National League Division One titles and had two National Trophy successes and two London Cup victories.\nA good number of riders who had been Freddie Williams' contemporaries were still active and successful when I first started to watch speedway in the early 1960s. By that time Freddie had been retired for several years, giving up the game when in his early thirties.\nThe reasons for his decision to quit at such an early age - his career spanned just ten years - were high on my list of questions when the chance of an interview came along.\nI approached him whilst researching my book The Golden Age of Speedway, and any sense of apprehension I might have had about talking to a living speedway legend were dispelled by his good-natured willingness to talk frankly about his career.\nBack: Freddie, brother Eric, Jimmy Gooch,\nEric French and Duncan King.\nFront: Brian Crutcher, Tommy Price & Trevor Redmond.\nOne early tribute to Freddie Williams following the announcement of his death remarked how he had borne the title and status of World Champion with great dignity for sixty years.\nMy belief is that, both at the time of his triumphs and for much of the time during the decades that followed, Freddie had maintained his good humour and his dignity in the face of sometimes open, sometimes whispered claims that sought to disparage his triumphs.\nOf course, said the detractors, Williams, like Tommy Price, his team-mate and predecessor as holder of the World crown, was a Wembley rider and had home advantage in world finals.\nHe was a former grass track rider, they said, and had the advantage of gaining his 1953 victory on a wet and greasy track.\nI suspect that these jibes hurt Freddie Williams more than he would have ever cared to admit. He managed, at least in public, to shrug off the detractors largely because of his special quality of being able to keep a firm sense of proportion about his achievements.\nThis gift came across with great clarity in his patient and considered responses to my questions.\nWilliams, in Wembley colours, in another tussle\nwith Graham Warren at Birmingham.\nHaving experienced the realities of life in industrial South Wales before World War II, his feet were always firmly on the ground.\nHe told me: \"Winning the World Final brought me \u00a3500 at a time when my dad was probably getting \u00a34.50 a week slaving his guts out in a steelworks. Although speedway fans could be fanatical, no-one really jumped up and down and hugged and kissed you when you won things in those days. When I won the titles, it was just a job of work as far as I was concerned.\"\nWorld champion for the first time in 1950\nwith runner-ups Wally Green & Graham Warren.\nThat same sense of proportion brought about his decision to retire in 1956, just four years after his second World title.\n\"When things are not going well, and you are finding racing difficult, that is the time when you are most at danger of hurting yourself. I had a family to consider and I made up my mind after a difficult race at Belle Vue that it really had to be the end of my racing career.\"\nFred denied to the end the suggestion that home advantage was a deciding factor, saying: \"I had the break too at the start of races, not because I was a Wembley rider - believe me, there is no such thing as secret practice on the track before a World Final - but because I have always concentrated on getting away.\"\nThe Williams Brothers in 1952\nEric, Freddie (centre) and Ian.\nHis modesty shone out as he agreed that his grasstrack racing experience was a help. \"I knew the answers before the skids occurred.\"\nI had the privilege to meet Freddie Williams on a number of occasions at speedway events following that interview. To see the respect he commanded among his contemporaries only served to confirm my impression of a truly great champion.\nLinda Palmer:\n\"Enjoyed reading the article and the wonderful photos that accompanied it. He was indeed a very unassuming person dedicated to his family and always supportive and how appropriate that he was given the honour of presenting the Speedway World trophy in Cardiff. I'm sure all the tributes and memories shared will help the family during this sad time. I'm very proud to say that Fred was my uncle and although I am far away in New Zealand reading all the tributes such as you have written make me feel closer to my UK family. \"\nRod Woolsey:\n\"Fred along with Brian Crutcher was my boyhood hero, my memory was that he won every race both during the meeting and also the second half which were much more prestigious in those days.My memory was that he declined very quickly and the year after winning the world title only qualified as reserve the following year. He always seemed to take a wide line on bends and was latterly often pased because of this by newcomers Moore and Briggs. Also knew him latterly as he had a car showroom in Wembley next door to where I worked. \"\nPaul Donovan:\n\" I have been reading this article as a result of doing a bit of research on Fred Williams. My mother was born in Taibach near Margam, Port Talbot her maiden name was Williams. She has spoken many times of her cousin who raced speedway and went on to have a motor cycle garage. I decided to see what I could find out about Fred after a niece of my mother visited her and asked how Fred was related. I never realized that he was such a great champion and one I'm very proud to be a relation of especially as I am a keen motorcyclist myself.\"\nPaul Barton:\n\"I came across his grave in the village of Wellford near Newbury, why was he burried there? I enjoyed your article very much, brought back happy memories of going to speedway with my father when I was little.\"",
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        "raw_content": "The NINE sees all points of view, hates conflict, steps back to see the broader picture. In that the NINE is often indecisive. They can see advantages and disadvantages to all points of view. They are aware of others\u2019 priorities. Their attention is often inverted. They have a hard time to know what\u2019s important to them. It takes a lot for the NINE to show anger, who wants life to be comfortable, harmonious, accepting.\nThey often consider themselves simple and uncomplicated and present themselves accordingly. This makes dealing with NINEs easy. NINEs are honest; they have no hidden motives. They are very humble. They like to stay in the background and cultivate the self-image of not being anything special. Because NINEs don\u2019t take themselves so seriously or demand attention, they are often overlooked by others\u2014which does hurt them, although they seldom admit it.\nNINEs are natural peacemakers. 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They can be great procrastinators.\nNINE is the sweetest of types because of their ability to see everyone\u2019s point of view. But they can equally stubborn. They can\u2019t be hurried into making a decision. The NINEs are mid-point in the anger, or \u201cgut,\u201d triad EIGHT-NINE-ONE. So anger is present, but it\u2019s an anger that has fallen asleep; NINEs tend to express their anger indirectly.\nThe NINEs once knew that it was all about love and everything was connected, operative, and effective. It was an effective and workable universe. When it appears this isn\u2019t true, they give up; they stop trying to find any other pattern. \u201cIf love does not work, then it is basically an incoherent universe and I want out, or at least I refuse to cooperate.\u201d NINEs are in the center of the gut triad. Their gut response to the shock wave of perception of a situation tends to be \u201cEverything is just too much. I\u2019m not going to feel it. 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        "raw_content": "Christopher Nolan's trademark style is brooding, clinical, dark, heavy, elegant and powerful. The acclaimed filmmaker has become a household name, adding a crest of brilliant films to his credit over the last two decades. A visionary director, he's become respected not only for his output but his method, getting the most from his cast and crew by adopting a businesslike mentality. Film is entertainment, but Nolan realises that in order to turn a profit and get the best results, creating a clinical and focused atmosphere on set helps the team do their best work. While his style is recognisable, it seems that every film he creates is an attempt to be the quintessential film within that genre. His outlook is quite traditional, opposing 3D format, the Netflix model and even the use of cell phones on set, yet he seems to give the industry a shakeup with each new film. The much anticipated arrival of Christopher Nolan movies have made these new releases a cinematic event and Dunkirk is no different.\nInstead of an invasion, attack or deadly mission, we are dealing with a rescue operation. Rather than zooming into the risky extraction of one soldier, like in Saving Private Ryan, the filmmaker has decided to stage the mass evacuation of British and French Allied troops from Dunkirk. Spielberg's World War II landing sequences were praised for their authenticity as a visceral 15 minute re-enactment brought tears to the eyes of veterans who were there. While this brilliant war scene set in motion an excellent war film, it never managed to rekindle the same intensity. In Dunkirk, Nolan flips this around, so that the driving intensity only offers 15 minutes of respite.\nIn attempting to make the ultimate war film, Nolan takes three strands of the story from a minute, an hour and a day. Broaching the Dunkirk evacuation from three different perspectives, he manages to encompass the experience from air, sea and land. From the air, we encounter the bravery of a courageous pilot. From the sea, we follow a boat of civilians on an unauthorised rescue mission. From the land, we get an idea of the waiting game as a soldier does his best to board a rescue vessel to safety. Each of these strands weave together into a taut rope as ticking time-bomb tension mounts and the game of survival becomes more critical. Jumping between the subplots, he manages to extract the most intense moments, maintaining breathless pacing and suspense.\n\"Dear God, please take me home.\"\nUsing thousands of extras, Nolan has ensured that the film has a strong sense of being there. The authentic audiovisuals make for a vicarious and visceral war experience as we barrel in a fighter plane, become submerged underwater and shudder with the sharp clank of bullets piercing metal. It's a full-scale assault on the senses as Nolan crafts a film that employs multi-sensory and psychological devices. Leveraging fear he concocts a survival war drama thriller that is both unsettling and titanic. It's riddled with breathtaking moments of despair, panic and sheer relief using Hans Zimmer's pulsating and relentless score to add depth and drive tension.\nWhile this stirring war drama will be sure to engender British patriotism and renewed interest in World War II, the intense thrill ride of survival plays out against a fairly anonymous enemy. The film has universal themes, which makes sense on an allegorical as well as a historical level. This relative anonymity is carried through into the casting of name stars like Tom Hardy, Kenneth Branagh and Cillian Murphy. Fionn Whitehead takes on the \"lead\" role, but this large and relatively unknown cast make it a real team effort, downplaying and equalising the name stars for the sake of authenticity. 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She has many projects in the works and is currently writing Book 2 of the LEVERAGE three-book series.\nQ: How would you define the title of your book LEVERAGE? What does it mean to \u201cleverage?\u201d Why would authors want to \u201cleverage?\u201d\nLori Anne Rising: Leverage is about the ability to make a larger impact using less effort. It\u2019s the difference between using brute force to move a heavy rock versus using a pulley system, for example. When it comes to being an author, especially into today\u2019s publishing world, no one wants to do everything the hard way. There are ways to be highly effective, shorten the learning curve, and produce a far better, more powerful nonfiction book \u2013 if someone is willing to put a little extra time into the initial phases. Think of it like setting up the pulley system to save effort and time later versus walking up to the big, heavy rock and trying to give it a shove. It might get you started faster to give it a shove, but your effectiveness will be impacted long-term. Taking a few extra steps at the beginning to set up a system that will alleviate effort, be highly effective, and even be able to be used again later, can really be worth it. That\u2019s leverage.\nQ: You also speak of \u201cinfluence\u201d as an important goal. Can you define \u201cinfluence? And how \u201cleverage\u201d leads to it?\nLori Anne Rising: Influence is one\u2019s ability to shift the thoughts, beliefs and/or actions of someone else. There are various kinds of influence. For example, offering money as a reward is a kind of influence. Celebrities have a different kind of influence. A boss at work and a parent have a third kind of influence. Some kinds of influence work incredibly well as an author. Others don\u2019t. Some kinds of influence can be combined and integrated into a book or marketing plan by authors. Others can\u2019t. LEVERAGE actually goes through each of the various kinds of influence, which ones work for authors, which ones don\u2019t, and how authors can combine the various kinds both when they write their book as well as when they\u2019re marketing it.\nConsciously incorporating influence into a book itself IS a form of leverage. After all, as authors, we want our books to make a difference somehow in our readers\u2019 lives. We want our books to sell more copies so that we can both make money AND make an even larger impact in the world. Knowing how to be highly influential creates a powerful book for a reader. When a reader likes your book, they talk about it. When they talk about it, more people find it, buy it, and read it \u2013 without you putting in more effort than you would otherwise. If people DON\u2019T like your book, they won\u2019t talk about it and your efforts may sell more books, but they may or may not make a difference to readers.\nPersonally, if I\u2019m going to put that much time and energy into writing, publishing and marketing a book, I want to make it the most impactful, powerful, useful book I can \u2013 the first time. It makes marketing it, sharing it, and getting readers to buy it and use it SO much easier \u2013 and more fun!\nQ: One of your reviewers said, \u201cThis book is a must read for anyone who wants to reach their target audience.\u201d How does an author identify a target audience? Who is your target audience for LEVERAGE?\nLori Anne Rising: Identifying a target audience is fairly simple \u2013 but may or may not be easy. I go into specific detail in the book about how to do this effectively, and I have an Influential Author\u2019s Toolkit available that provides an even more detailed, step-by-step approach as well as templates and resources for authors. To keep it short and simple here however, it\u2019s easiest to think of what a book actually is: It\u2019s a one-to-one conversation between a reader and the author. Which really means that identifying a target audience isn\u2019t about figuring out a group or segment of the population, it\u2019s about figuring out the ONE most ideal reader. By doing so, the author\u2019s language naturally shifts in such a way that their writing becomes more accessible - and influential \u2013 to more readers. It\u2019s counter-intuitive, but it\u2019s highly effective.\nLEVERAGE is written for experts, thought leaders, and those who want to be. These people are typically professional speakers, coaches, consultants, trainers, and informational marketers who want to make a powerfully positive difference in their readers\u2019 lives AND use their book as a leverage point to build their business. You see, books \u2013 especially nonfiction \u2013 aren\u2019t just a product to sell. In fact, if an author is looking at their book as nothing more than that, they\u2019re missing the most valuable aspect of being an author! Books are business cards; the most effective, efficient and influential business card anyone could ever create. When readers like what you share, they want more. It\u2019s not uncommon for a nonfiction author to give away a $20 book and wind up with a $5,000 speaking gig, for example. That\u2019s leverage at its best as an author!\nQ: Do you believe your insight into authors\u2019 books is relevant to both fiction and non-fiction? How could an author of fiction benefit from it?\nLori Anne Rising: To be quite honest, I don\u2019t know. The book was born out of over a year\u2019s worth of research that I did to earn my master\u2019s degree. When I developed the research focus itself, I specifically designed it to focus on nonfiction. While there are several reasons for this, the main reason is that, as an author coach, I work exclusively with nonfiction and I wanted my research to be highly relevant to my work.\nThat said, there may be some possibilities for applying some of the tools developed from the research I did. Understanding influence, for example, can help even a fiction author when it comes time to market their book. Marketing after all, is a deliberate attempt to direct someone\u2019s actions, i.e., buy the book. The research that I did has its foundation in over 60 years of influence research from the business arena, including sales and marketing, so it could be helpful. Understanding one\u2019s target audience will also help, especially when it comes to the marketing aspects.\nSome fiction authors also have products and other aspects of a business that they incorporate their books into. For these authors, the concepts of leveraging their books to build their business that are central to the Influential Authorship series (LEVERAGE is just Book 1), will be very helpful. Again, it\u2019s not about selling a book. It\u2019s about leveraging that book into other kinds of opportunities.\nQ: Can you offer three to five tips that will lead to \u201cleverage\u201d and/or \u201cinfluence?\u201d\nLori Anne Rising:\n1. Write about what you\u2019re passionate about. The passion will come through. (So will the lack of passion if you choose a topic you\u2019re NOT passionate about!) Having read and edited first drafts from authors all over the world, I can say that this factor is THE #1 aspect of making a real difference. I\u2019d rather read a horribly written book by someone who\u2019s passionate about their topic than a wonderfully written book by someone who\u2019s bored. I can edit the writing. I can\u2019t edit passion. And trust me, the end reader can tell the difference!\n2. Ask yourself, \u201cWhat do I want to be known for in 3 to 5 years?\u201d Allow the answer to guide your topic selection. After all, once the book is published that\u2019s what you\u2019ll be known for, right? So why not start with that in mind. And, all the better if you\u2019re passionate about the topic!\n3. Write as if you\u2019re writing to just ONE person (your most ideal reader). In fact, put a chair next to you and have coffee with that person while you\u2019re writing. It might sound odd and feel awkward, but it\u2019s incredibly effective!\n4. Stop looking at your book as a product. Start thinking about it as a leverage point to grow your business. It\u2019s a paradigm shift that opens doors.\n5. Stop worrying about how \u201cgood\u201d or \u201cbad\u201d your writing is. There are plenty of ways to develop authentic content that you feel passionate about that don\u2019t include actually writing it all yourself. And, even if you ARE writing it all yourself, don\u2019t worry. Editors have jobs for a reason!\nQ: What led you to become an \u201cauthor coach?\u201d What qualifies you to help authors?\nLori Anne Rising: I began as a life coach. Then, I decided to write my own book \u2013 a life coaching book for women. It was a STEEP learning curve. So steep in fact that I quit writing at all for over a year after it was published and really questioned whether I\u2019d ever write another book. Once it was published though, I started having a number of people ask me how I did it, what it took, and if I\u2019d be willing to help walk them through their own writing process. Most of those asking didn\u2019t consider themselves writers, but had a passion for a message they wanted to get out. And, I realized I wanted to help.\nKnowing how hard it was for me \u2013 someone who\u2019d been a paid writer since I was 12 \u2013 I wanted to do what I could to make it easier for others. So, I took on a mentee first as an experiment to see if combining life coaching with authorship made sense. It as an AMAZING experience! That mentee led to a client. That client led to others.\nToday, I\u2019ve worked with clients all over the world including the US, Canada, England, Spain, Belgium, and Jamaica. And, helping others helped me get back to what I love most: writing. I\u2019ve continued publishing my own books and am now a three-time international bestseller.\nI love writing. I love seeing others achieve their dreams. When those dreams include writing a book, seeing it in the world means that not only have I helped the author, but I\u2019ve contributed in some way to the betterment of each reader\u2019s life as well. It\u2019s leveraging my ability to serve. And it\u2019s my joy and my passion! It\u2019s not easy. It\u2019s a ton of work to be an author \u2013 even in today\u2019s highly accessible market \u2013 but I love it and can\u2019t imagine NOT doing it.\nQ: Several reviewers were pleased with how easy LEVERAGE was to read, how useful the exercises were, and how impactful to their writing. How did you create the process for readers to follow? Did you conduct research to see what would work? Or did it come mostly from your own experience?\nLori Anne Rising: Before becoming an author coach, I did quite a bit of business writing, including training manuals and system documentation. Usually, it involved talking with people to understand the end result they wanted, and then figuring out on my own how to turn the process into a step-by-step system anyone could follow. So, while the information came out of the academic level research that I did as my master\u2019s thesis project. The process itself is my own blend of natural gifts in creating systems others can use, my life coaching background, and my years of experience working with authors as an author coach.\nQ: The sub-title of your book is: AUTHORSHIP FOR THE NEW MILLENIUM. What makes this time period different? How does LEVERAGE address the change to the new millennium?\nLori Anne Rising: The publishing world has changed. Dramatically. Part of my research included a historical look at what the publishing industry once was and how it used to help support authors. Today, finding a big publishing company to hand-hold a fledgling author, even when the author\u2019s work is worth it, is slim to none. Publishers used to help with marketing. They no longer do. Authors didn\u2019t used to have the option of self-publishing. Now, they do.\nTechnology has changed the industry. For better or for worse is up to each individual to decide. Either way though, there\u2019s no going back. Authors can no longer rely on help or guidance from a publishing company. Whether they choose to go through a traditional publisher or self-publish, it is up to authors to market and sell their own work. If they can\u2019t prove they can do that, a publisher simply won\u2019t take them \u2013 no matter how good the work itself is. Are there exceptions? Of course. But let\u2019s face it: if you want to be successful in today\u2019s world as an author, you have to have an entirely different mindset than even 20 years ago, let alone 50 years ago. You no longer get to only focus on the art of writing. Today, you have to focus on developing the business side of being an author as well.\nMarketing and sales is all about influencing someone\u2019s thoughts, beliefs and actions. Understanding influence is at the core of not only creating a powerful, authentic and original book, but it\u2019s also at the core of effectively marketing it. If you don\u2019t understand how to influence your readers, you won\u2019t make it. The quality of the work won\u2019t matter if it doesn\u2019t get into readers\u2019 hands. Once it\u2019s in your readers\u2019 hands, they have to want to read it and be so impacted by it they want to share it.\nLEVERAGE teaches today\u2019s nonfiction authors how to matter in a market that\u2019s overflowing with options.\nLori Anne Rising: I\u2019m always working on several things at once. LEVERAGE is only Book 1 in a series of three books. Each book in the series reveals a segment of the research I did and applies it to nonfiction authors. Book 2 is in the works now. I hope to release it by the end of the year. While Book 1 focuses on the foundational concepts, Book 2 will reveal ways to develop the content itself, including methods that most want-to-be authors don\u2019t realize are available to them.\nI\u2019ve also had a very long desire to dive into memoir writing. It\u2019s a place of learning and vulnerability since it\u2019s a new arena for me but it\u2019s a desire that won\u2019t leave me alone so I\u2019ve finally taken the plunge. This summer I published RISING OVERTHE HILL on Kindle, a short read about turning 40 and the unforgettable moments from my 20s and 30s that got me here. Having gotten the first one complete, it feels more comfortable to start diving into additional memoirs that I\u2019d like to write. I\u2019m looking forward to seeing how this new path unfolds!\nQ: Tell us about Lori Anne Rising. What do you like to do when you\u2019re not writing or coaching?\nLori Anne Rising: I enjoy traveling and doing new things. This past summer, for example, I earned my scuba diving certification and am looking forward to using it as often as I can! Living in the Pacific Northwest, there are some really amazing places to go hiking and exploring, so I get out as often as I can. I also enjoy a variety of creative projects such as painting, cross-stitch and wood carving. I\u2019m not great at all the things I put my creative energy into, I just really enjoy the process of being creative and seeing something take shape. Sometimes the best creations are the ones where I had no idea what it was going to be when I started and just allowed it to unfold as I went. Mostly though, my time is spent with the people in my life I care about the most. There\u2019s nothing more satisfying to me than a one-to-one conversation with my partner or a dear friend, or an evening spent around a campfire laughing, listening to my partner\u2019s music (he\u2019s a musician) and sharing the stories that bond us together.\nAbout Lori Anne Rising\nLori Anne Rising is a three-time international bestselling author, Certified Life Coach and author\u2019s coach. She focuses on developing books that are original, authentic and powerful. So far she has worked with authors in the U.S., Israel, Canada, Spain, Belgium, England, and Jamaica teaching them how to leverage their knowledge, stories and wisdom to build their business while making a powerful difference.\nShe holds a master\u2019s degree in Leadership and Communications from Marylhurst University that includes a full year of research into how to be powerfully influential as a nonfiction author. In her spare time, she enjoys travelling, scuba diving, cross stitch, hiking, painting, wood carving and the company of good friends.\nAbout LEVERAGE: AUTHORSHIP FOR THE NEW MILLENNIUM\n~Reach more people, make more money and make a powerful difference in the lives of readers.~\nBased on original research, this ground-breaking book challenges the age-old \u201cwisdom\u201d of the publishing industry. By blending over 60 years of influence research from the business and leadership field with nonfiction authorship, this little book doesn\u2019t just teach writing skills, it provides a fundamental paradigm shift for authors that takes their books to a whole new level.\nExperts and thought leaders will discover: What influence really is, why it matters, and how they can leverage it as an author; what the fundamental building blocks are to develop more powerful content far more easily, how the power of intentions guide content development to meet \u2013 or even exceed \u2013 goals and expectations, what really drives readers to take action in their lives, the biggest mistakes a new author can make, and much more!\nYou\u2019re likely saying to yourself, \u201cInfluence is great, but will I make any money?\u201d After all, you have a business to run, a family to support, and a life to live, right? Writing a book sounds like a nice hobby, but if it doesn\u2019t serve a greater purpose or support achieving an even bigger goal, it\u2019s likely not going to get done. There will always be something more important, more pressing, or more bottom-line oriented to work on first.\nPlus, you\u2019ve likely heard that selling books really doesn\u2019t make the author any money. Whether you\u2019re taking the traditional publishing route or self-publishing, selling a relatively low priced item and receiving only a fraction of the proceeds doesn\u2019t sound like something that will be worth the time, effort and long-term commitment.\nUntil you consider the facts.\nIn a 2006 study done by RainToday, a market research firm, researchers discovered that, after direct referrals, buyers find service providers in the following ways:\n69% by attending a conference or presentation\n69% using someone they already know\n62% from a website article or story\n60% from a magazine article or story\nAnd 43% from a book\nBased on these numbers you may be thinking that writing a book is the lowest priority in your marketing plan, while creating conferences, speaking and networking should be top of the list.\nBut, combine the above information with the following statistics, also from the same RainToday study.\nBy publishing even just one book:\n96% of nonfiction authors generated more clients\n95% of nonfiction authors generated more speaking gigs (the best place to find clients according to the above information)\n94% of nonfiction authors saw brand improvement\n94% of nonfiction authors generated more leads\n87% of nonfiction authors were able to charge higher fees (now there\u2019s a bottom-line benefit!)\n87% of nonfiction authors were able to increase the QUALITY of their clients (more fun too!)\n76% of nonfiction authors were able to close more deals (as in partnerships and business opportunities that are not clients per se)\nAuthors from this study were professionals from a wide variety of industries. They were experts and thought leaders just like you who wrote about a wide variety of topics, including business, self-help, motivational and more.\nNow, put the two sets of statistics together and you\u2019ll discover that if you want to build your business as an expert or thought leader, the best way to do that is through public speaking. And, the best way to get speaking gigs that put you in front of clients, is by writing a book.\nSo, if you\u2019re going to write a book that positions you as an expert or thought leader with the intention of building your business and making a difference in others\u2019 lives, why would you not ensure that you\u2019re creating the highest degree of influence that you possibly can along the way?\nAs an author, you can create a very high degree of influence \u2013 influence that touches hearts and moves mountains \u2013 to make a difference in others\u2019 lives. 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        "raw_content": "The issue of parcel surcharging has long been a bone of contention for many internet shoppers. However, consumers across the United Kingdom, and especially those living in Northern Ireland and the Highlands and Islands of Scotland are now set to benefit from the launch of a new website which provides a one stop shop to acknowledge these concerns, which include:.\n\u00b7 Blanket claims like \"free UK delivery\" when many consumers are excluded\n\u00b7 Surcharges being added at the very end of the online buying process, or even after the sale has been completed\n\u00b7 Very high and disproportionate surcharges\n\u00b7 Refusals to deliver to remote or rural areas\nUsing funding from Trading Standards Scotland, the Highland Council Trading Standards team led on developing the website www.deliverylaw.uk which has been set up after an investigation by the UK-wide Consumer Protection Partnership (CPP). 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An official government report, accusing the parents and the children of manipulating their symptoms, turns out to have no evidence, rather being based on false statements provided, among others, by a doctor active in the Swedish far right, later to become a member of a Swedish nazi party. The program draws a huge amount of attention and is later awarded the prestigous Ikaros Prize for best Swedish current affairs program of the year.\nPhoto: Elisabeth \u00c5sbrink\nIs elected vice president of the Swedish PEN.\nThe book The Laserman is adapted into a mini series for TV, directed by Mikael Marcimain, starring David Dencik as John Ausonius. 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        "raw_content": "Enthusiasts of 1983's Curtains and other snowbound horror flicks might well be advised to take a look at 1981's Ghostkeeper, another Canadian low-key thriller...a creature slasher with a supernatural bent.\nRarely seen or discussed, the story is based on an Indian legend and has shades of both The Sentinel by way of The Shining.\nIn the Indian legends of North America, there exists a creature called Windigo...a ghost who lives on human flesh.\nJenny (Riva Spier), her boyfriend Marty (Murray Ord) and Chrissy (Sheri McFadden) are part of a group that is on vacation and celebrating New Year's Eve. While checking out the snowy terrain on snowmobiles away from their lodge, they stop by a store and chat with the owner (played by Les Kimber).\nThe storekeeper tells the three they should head back to the lodge because a storm is coming their way. Deciding to explore further, the group ignores his warning and they head up into the mountains.\nNear the top of a hill, they come across an inn called the Deer Lodge. Chrissy has an accident and although she's uninjured, her snowmobile doesn't start up again.\nThe inn appears deserted and the guest book indicates that no one has stayed there in nearly five years. Marty says they should hang around until the storm that's blanketing the area dies down.\nThe snowstorm grows and the group is forced to spend the night. Jenny enters one of the rooms and is unaware that someone is watching her from inside a closet. However, that evening, she becomes anxious...convinced that they are not alone.\nWhile looking for a wine cellar, Marty finds the innkeeper, an old disheveled woman (Georgie Collins) who says she lives there with her son. Although the hotel is closed for business, she allows the group to stay. In their room, Marty and Jenny get into an argument and the innkeeper overhears Marty accuse Jenny of fearing that she's going to \"flip out\" like her mother.\nChrissy takes a bath and while in the tub, the innkeeper's son Danny (Billy Grove) sneaks in and shoves her head under the water. Danny drags her into a frozen lair in the basement where he slashes her throat and leaves her with a creature...the Windigo (played by John MacMillan).\nIn a conversation with Jenny, the innkeeper remarks on Jenny's \"toughness\" - and says a person has to be tough to watch over the inn. She adds that she's \"getting too old.\" In the middle of the night, Jenny gets out of bed and eavesdrops on the old woman speaking to her son. She tells him \"you did fine...\"\nThe next morning, Marty tries to start his snowmobile but it's been disabled. Jenny doesn't believe that the old woman even works there and tells her, \"you've made it yours somehow.\"\nThe innkeeper puts a drug in Jenny's coffee and she passes out. She wakes up in a room and finds a book called \"Indian Legends of Canada\" which mentions that the Windigo is a flesh-eating creature who can be \"kept\" by certain people, mostly females.\nJenny discovers the lair and opens the door. Seeing the creature, she screams and Danny comes at her with a chainsaw. She manages to get away and from a ledge outside the attic, she pushes him off. Danny is impaled on an iron fence below.\nJenny tells Marty about the creature and Marty soon starts to lose his mind, possessed by something. He wanders off, his face covered in grease from the snowmobile...and ends up frozen in the snow.\nThe storeowner has made his way up to the inn to check on the group...and is promptly stabbed by the innkeeper. The old woman then makes a startling claim to Jenny. She says she is her mother. But as she attempts to plunge a knife into the girl, Jenny shoots her with a shotgun she has found.\nJenny is overcome by the spirits of the inn and immediately takes her place as its new \"ghostkeeper.\" A voice in her head says...\"It's alright...Jenny will look after you now.\"\nGhostkeeper was filmed in Lake Louise, Banff National Park in Alberta, Canada. The music by Paul Zaza is pretty and dramatic, reminiscent at times of Pino Donaggio's work.\nNot for all tastes, the methodically paced Ghostkeeper is an exercise in disciplined mood generation; its bare claustrophobia either works for the viewer or not. But for those who prefer their chills straightforward, pre-sneer and pre-sarcasm, Keeper can be a most rewarding snow trap.",
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        "raw_content": "Any wheelchair user will be able to tell you stories of well meaning able people (or, I suppose, non wheelchair using disabled people) who say \"I don't see the wheelchair, I just see the person.\", usually while patting themselves on the back for being such good friends to the crippled person. This is bolstered by overly cheery campaigns that urge you to \"see the person, not the disability\", or \"see the ability, not the disability!\"\nWhile it's always vaguely heartening to know that some people are interested in getting to know a person beyond their durable medical equipment, this type of thinking leads to a dangerous myth, the myth that wheelchairs are somehow optional accessories, that they're not really part of a person, and that going without them is a simple matter of will and plucky perseverance. While these thoughts may not be explicitly verbalized, we can see the effects of them all too well in our current political landscape.\nThe Senate is trying to pass a bill that, among other things, would decimate Medicaid by cutting billions of dollars from the program over the next several years. States who cannot cover the remainder on their own or through a set amount of money granted to them from the federal government will have to choose between dropping people from coverage or reducing the services it covers. Currently, ONLY Medicaid covers home and community based services (personal care attendants) that allow many disabled people to get out of bed, get dressed, go to the bathroom, and generally live their lives. Medicaid also pays for wheelchairs and other mobility equipment. I've been active with ADAPT in the last few months, protesting against this bill that will literally kill disabled people when they lose services that allow them to live and be free in the community.\nTonight, ADAPT protesters in Ohio were flipped out of their wheelchairs and dragged out of the building, with their wheelchairs on the other side of doors locked by police. Something similar happened last month in DC as we occupied Senator McConnell's office and the hallway outside. (I say \"we\" because I was there.). They were still people, sure, but they couldn't go anywhere without their wheelchairs.\nWhen you \"don't see the wheelchair\", when you ignore the vital role that wheelchairs play in the lives of people who need them, you are contributing to a culture that literally rips our wheelchairs out from under us, that slashes funding to the programs that allow us to have wheelchairs in the first place and then wonders why we didn't try harder to get a job. Without my wheelchair, I wouldn't be able to work, at least not without exhausting myself and seriously endangering my productivity. My wheelchair has given me the confidence and the ability to live on my own, four hours away from my parents, and work a full time job. And last time I tried, private insurance wouldn't cover a wheelchair for me. Medicaid may be my only hope in the future, as my disabilities change and I need a wheelchair that provides more support than my scooter does now.\nThis is what the rhetoric of \"don't see the wheelchair\" does. It treats wheelchairs as an inconvenience to be moved out of the way in favor of the person. Words are just words, but when words lead to actions like this, words are dangerous.\nSo take a good, hard look. See the wheelchair. More than that, see the person, wheelchair and all. Our lives may depend on it.\nA picture of me with Senator Tom Harkin last winter in front of the Capitol building. I'm sitting in my scooter.\nStop Lying To Me About Accessibility\nGuess who's back, back again, Cara's back, tell a friend! I skipped BADD last year due to overwhelming stress from internships, but I'm back! Welcome to my Blogging Against Disablism Day post for 2017. Hold on to your hats, friends. It's a doozy.\nLast weekend, my friend Danielle and I celebrated her 25th birthday. Her mother had offered to pay for a hotel room in Manhattan for the two of us for Friday and Saturday nights, with a larger dinner and karaoke celebration with some of our other friends on Saturday evening.\nMy first reaction, after accepting Danielle's invitation, was \"You made sure the hotel is accessible, right?\" Danielle and I are both mobility impaired, and I use a motorized scooter. She replied: \"Yup, my mom and I both asked. Feel free to ask a third time.\" Trusting Danielle, I didn't ask the hotel myself.\nWe got to the Roosevelt Hotel late on Friday night, around midnight. We discovered that the main entrance was not accessible and we had to go around the corner to the accessible entrance. The \"accessible\" entrance was a revolving door flanked by two regular pull doors. To our dismay, the pull doors were locked. Faced with no other option, I attempted to go through the revolving door and got my scooter wedged in the doors. I was only able to free myself with the help of Danielle and some Good Samaritans who recognized the predicament I was in.\n\"Did we get an accessible room?\" I asked Danielle on the way up to our room. \"Well, they didn't have exactly accessible rooms, so I just told them to put a shower chair in the tub.\" She said. That's fine with me, as I just need room to park my scooter and then I get up, but a wheelchair user who can't walk like I do would have been in trouble.\nThe next morning, wanting to shower, we found no trace of the shower chair we'd asked for in our tub. Not only that, the bathroom did not have grab bars, making it nearly impossible and definitely dangerous for me to shower standing up (or even sitting down). We called the front desk (twice) and had to wait for them to bring up the shower chair they had promised us.\nThe shower chair was a transfer bench type of shower chair that went over the ledge of the bathtub. However, the legs were too short to reach the floor, forcing us to adjust the chair ourselves as best we could. Even then, the chair was dangerously wobbly, especially for Danielle, who showers facing the spray, as opposed to my method of showering facing away from the spray. Luckily, both of us made it through our showers unscathed.\nBy the time we dealt with the shower chair and other predicaments that aren't relevant to this post, it was almost time to head to the restaurant, Cara Mia, for dinner. That's when things got really interesting. Danielle had called ahead to make sure they were accessible, yet when we arrived we were confronted with....a step.\nPuzzled, I asked someone (half yelling from my perch on the sidewalk at the foot of the step) if they had an accessible entrance. \"We do.\" they answered vaguely. \"But it's downstairs and people are sitting there.\" They said \"We can carry you up the step.\" I hemmed and hawed. \"That's fine for me.\" I told them (if it was more than one step I would have never allowed it). \"But there's two other wheelchair users coming and their chairs are much heavier than mine, you can't lift them.\"\n(On a side note, I'm always amazed at people who exclaim \"We can carry your chair up the steps!\" when faced with a 200+ pound powerchair plus its occupant. Do they think they'll suddenly turn into the Incredible Hulk when they try to lift the chair?)\nMeanwhile, Danielle was on the phone to another one of our friends, explaining the situation. \"If we can't get in, we'll go somewhere else.\" She said. I think that's when the restaurant staff realized they were in imminent danger of losing a 10 person reservation. All of a sudden, a server discovered a portable ramp somewhere and I made it into the restaurant without incident.\nNow, let me pause and backtrack to a year ago, when almost this exact situation had played out. We had made reservations at a restaurant called Mozzarella e Vino. We had called ahead and they had assured us they were accessible. Yet when we got there, there was a flight of steps down into the restaurant. They told us that they usually carry wheelchair users down the steps, and that my scooter didn't count as a wheelchair because it was electric. In that case, we left and went to the restaurant next door, who were more than happy to accommodate us.\nSo back to Cara Mia. I texted my other friend who was coming to let her know to ask the staff for the portable ramp when she got there. Apparently, when she asked, the staff gave her a dirty look and only relented when her mother threatened to film the whole incident. And I learned later that when another friend arrived and said he was with Danielle's reservation, the staff flat out lied and said \"They're not here, they must have left already.\" (We were ten people, three of us wheelchair users. There was no way they could have missed us or mixed us up with another party.)\nThe restaurant was cramped and waiters kept having to squeeze past my scooter. They very clearly did not want us there. They rushed us through our meal, forgot some of our food, and a man who I can only assume was the manager kept hanging around our table anxiously. We finished up and paid the (over $200) bill.\nAnd then...nothing happened. I mean that literally. Nothing happened as we sat at our table, ready to go, for over half an hour. We could not leave. In order to make room to put the portable ramp down, the staff had to move some tables, and did not want to make the people sitting there get up for even a few seconds so we could get out. They didn't tell us this, of course, until we asked for the ramp. So we had to sit and wait for strangers to finish their meal so we could leave the restaurant. By the time we finally got out, I was on the verge of a panic attack. We were paying customers who racked up a very nice bill, and we were treated like dog poop on the bottom of someone's shoe, just because we had disabled people in our group.\n(Luckily, the accessible doors were unlocked when we got back to the hotel that night.)\nThis was not my first rodeo with restaurant inaccessibility. Longtime readers will remember the Jekyll and Hyde incident a few years ago. But at least we didn't go into that situation having been promised accessibility. All of the incidents above took place in supposedly \"accessible\" venues. We were lied to multiple times in multiple venues.\nMaybe this makes me a bad activist, but I don't even care anymore if you're not accessible. I'm burned out. It's been 27 years since the ADA and I've been alive and crippled for almost 25 of them. You don't want to make your business accessible? Whatever. I'll take my money elsewhere, and you'll lose the business of the 20,940,600 Americans that are mobility impaired. Just don't fucking lie to me when I ask if your business is accessible. Be honest, please.\nLet me make something very, very clear. If you have accessible doors that you lock after a certain time, it's not accessibility. If it's \"only one step\", it's not accessibility. If your solution is to carry wheelchair users down the steps, it's not accessibility. If wheelchair users are literally trapped in your restaurant until other diners finish their meal, it's not accessibility. If your accessibility is conditional, it's not accessibility.\nI am begging you, if you can't be bothered to make your business accessible, just don't lie to me. If you're honest about your inaccessibility, I will thank you politely for the information and go somewhere else. But if you lie to me, you better believe you'll end up on my blog.\nCP Awareness Month 2017: Myths and Facts About Cerebral Palsy\nIt's Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month! In case you're new here, I have CP! See, now you're aware!\nWhile I have mixed feelings about the concept of awareness (see my latest blog post for Rooted in Rights), I thought it might be useful to compile some myths and facts about CP. Let me know in the comments if there's any I missed!\nMyth: All people with CP use wheelchairs.\nFact: Not true at all! Some people with CP can't walk at all, some use mobility aids only for exercise, some walk part time in the community, and others walk with or without mobility aids 100% of the time. All ways of moving around with CP are valid! Personally, I walk without aids inside my home and office, and use two canes, a walker, or a motorized scooter outdoors or in crowded situations.\nMyth: People with CP are \"retarded\".\nFact: Though some people with CP have an intellectual disability (formerly called mental retardation), many do not. The statistics I've seen have varied wildly, so I'm not going to cite any statistics, but many people with CP are classified as having \"normal\" to \"above normal\" intelligence. Of course, IQ tests are.....less than useful for people with CP who have fine motor impairment and/or communication issues, so that may be why the stats are so varied. (I also believe intelligence is a multifaceted concept that cannot be defined by a test, but that's a topic for another time.)\nMyth: People with CP have slurred speech.\nFact: Just like everything, this varies wildly from person to person. Some people can't talk and use a communication device. Some people find it very difficult to talk and are hard to understand. Some people only have a little bit of a speech impairment that may get worse when they're tired or stressed (like me). And others have no speech impairment at all. Many people with CP (like myself) have trouble controlling the volume of their voice, because of issues controlling the muscles in their lips, tongue, and throat. I'm not shouting on purpose! I'm just loud and I can't help it.\nMyth: CP can \"get better\".\nFact: CP is a lifelong disability caused by brain damage. While therapies and treatments can improve function and improve quality of life, that's not the same as the CP \"getting better\". Nor is it \"better\" to walk than to use a wheelchair. Many children with CP are forced into painful and traumatizing treatments, therapies and surgeries at a young age in the hopes of making them \"better\". This is not okay. Treatment should only be focused on improving quality of life. As an adult, I can now choose what I do to manage my CP and give myself the best quality of life I can have with the resources I have.\nMyth: On the flip side, CP gets worse as you age.\nFact: Weeeeeeeeell.....*makes wishy washy motion with spastic hand* Yes and no. The actual brain damage does not get worse over time. CP is not a degenerative disability like muscular dystrophy. However, aging and changes in lifestyle can lead to an increase in pain and discomfort, and a loss of function.\nMyth: All people with CP know each other.\nFact: Do you know all non-disabled people in the world? Yeah, I thought not. This does have a ring of truth to it in that in a small area, a lot of people with CP will end up going to the same doctors, therapists, programs, etc. But just because they have CP does not mean we automatically know each other!\nMyth: People with CP die young.\nFact: While there are some aspects to CP that can potentially lead to an early death (trouble swallowing, leading to aspiration pneumonia, the potential for infected bedsores for people who can't move very much, the high incidence of epilepsy and hydrocephalus in people with CP), CP in itself does not cause early death. I know tons of people with CP, including several in their 60s and 70s!\nMyth: CP is genetic.\nFact: CP is not genetic. It's caused by brain damage before, during, or shortly after birth. There are some risk factors, like premature birth, that may be genetic, leading to more than one person with CP in a family (especially with twins), but CP itself is not genetic.\nMyth: CP is contagious.\nFact: Do I really need to dignify this one with an answer? CP is brain damage. It is not contagious.\nMyth: People with CP can't be sexual.\nFact: I can tell you that sex is one of the most talked about topics in the Facebook group for people with CP I'm in. People with CP can run the gamut of sexuality, including asexuality. That's not a CP thing. That's a human thing. Just like the rest of the population, some people with CP are more sexual than others.\nMyth: People with CP can't be parents.\nFact: Not true! There are plenty of CPers (or Ceeps, as we like to call them in my corners of the Internet) who are parents. Check out this hilarious documentary \"We Won't Drop the Baby\" to see the experience of two parents with CP.\nMyth: People with CP sit at home all day collecting a check from the government.\nFact: Some people with CP can work enough to not rely on government benefits like SSI or SSDI. Some people can't. Either way, people with CP do a lot more than just sitting on the couch collecting a check! We go out, we socialize, we travel, we attend concerts, anything that anyone else does!\nMyth: Having CP means your mother used drugs or drank alcohol while she was pregnant.\nFact: While it's true that drugs and alcohol use in pregnancy can cause fetal brain damage, for the most part that's a separate condition (Fetal Alcohol Syndrome and Fetal Drug Syndrome). CP is more often caused by a lack of oxygen to the brain during birth, or a stroke in infancy.\nMyth: If your child is born with CP, you can file a malpractice suit against the doctor who delivered your child and get a lot of money.\nFact: Despite what all those law firm commercials would have you believe, not every case of CP is due to doctor negligence. The vast majority of cases of CP aren't anyone's fault - they just happen.\nMyth: CP is a childhood disability.\nFact: While it's true that CP occurs in childhood, not everyone with CP is a kid. We grow up! And once we turn 21, we lose access to a lot of the services that are important for people with CP to be independent and in charge of our own lives. It's a problem, one that needs to be addressed repeatedly.\nMyth: A person with CP can't understand you when you talk, so you should talk to their parent or caregiver.\nFact: Absolutely false! Even if someone has an intellectual disability or uses a communication device, they can still understand what you're saying. Talk directly to them, please.\nI could go on and on. Did I miss any myths that you wanted to see addressed? Let me know! I hope that you learned something today and that you'll know to counter those myths with cold, hard, facts the next time you encounter them!\n\"Speechless\" Review: S1E2 - \"N-E-New A-I-Aide\nOn this episode of Speechless, JJ gets a new aide, Maya has an argument with herself, Dylan and Jimmy prank the neighbors, and Ray becomes a PT's bitch. Let's watch Speechless!\nI started to agree with some people this episode that said Maya was too over the top. I didn't feel it so much last episode, maybe because it was the pilot. But if the show continues like this, Maya could get real annoying, real fast. The argument with herself, trying to get the principal to be more hard-ass, was bordering on bizarre. I get that Maya is kind of looking for a fight, because she wants to be a warrior mom for her son. But you never look a gift horse in the mouth! If the principal is willing to give your child the accommodations he needs, you hightail it out of there before she changes her mind! You'd think Maya would have learned that by now.\n(A thought I just had - why is the principal dealing with the accommodations and not the special ed department? Does this school not have a special ed department?)\nAt the same time, I know mothers like this. I do! Mothers who will call their disabled children whenever they go anywhere without their parents, freaking out and going \"Where are you? What are you doing? Do you need to go to the bathroom?\" Or even worse, call their aide and speak directly to them. In this situation, Kenneth should have been acting only as JJ's translator (or re-voicer, as some people with communication disabilities call it) so that HE could talk to his mom.\nI also thought the beginning of the episode, with the life-alert buttons, was weird. Maya gave them a whole speech about having a special needs child who may need medical attention, but we've been given absolutely no indication that JJ is medically fragile. It would have made more sense to say \"My son has epilepsy and may have a seizure that requires medical attention.\" (Not all seizures need medical attention.) Epilepsy IS a very common co-morbid disorder with CP! My fear is that without further context, it might give off the impression that all people with CP are medically fragile. Some are, and there's nothing wrong with that. But it's usually more co-morbid disorders than CP itself, and I don't want this show to give people any wrong impressions about CP.\nAll of this is not to say I didn't love this episode! I did! I loved that JJ skipped his PT appointment, even though it wasn't the right thing to do. And Kenneth let him, because ultimately it's JJ's decision. That's a phenomenon called dignity of risk in special ed/disability circles, and it's super, super important. I was really happy to see the show portray JJ as a regular teenager who might want to break the rules sometimes! Too often, kids with disabilities are portrayed as saintly angels who never do anything wrong, or devils who cause trouble for everyone around them. I loved that this show has never fallen into that trap (so far, please let it continue!).\nAnd my god, did that lead to the funniest scene of all time. First of all, \"We pay for physical therapy. We get physical therapy.\" is a line I could absolutely see my mom saying. We didn't have much money when I was a kid, so I got all my PT and OT in school, unlike a lot of other kids with disabilities I knew. But if we paid for PT outside of school? You better believe my mom would be trying to make the most out of every penny.\nSo, in order to make the most out of every penny, Maya makes Ray go to PT instead, where the PT promptly criticizes his pronated feet and basically tells him to walk heel-toe. It's clear that the Speechless team consulted with either an actual PT or someone who's had extensive experience with PTs in childhood for this scene (I can't help but wonder if Micah Fowler himself contributed a few notes about having extensive PT in childhood). This, in turn, makes Ray so self-conscious that, trying to make himself walk \"normally\", he weirds out his crush at school. As someone who was constantly trying to show a barrage of doctors and therapists how \"well\" (i.e. \"normally\") I could walk as a kid, this scene resonated with me like no other.\nNow, let's talk about what is, in my opinion, the most important scene in the entire episode. During her meeting with the principal, Maya realizes with some horror that Kenneth has taken JJ to the bathroom. She flees to the men's room, where Kenneth and JJ are just finishing up. Now, why is this such an important scene? Let us count the ways...\n1) It's a big step in Maya's growth.\nI think this is the moment, more than anything, where Maya realizes that she can let go. She stands in the doorway and she sees and hears that Kenneth has things under control, that JJ isn't going to get hurt if she's not with him every second. It's hard for her to let go, but she's starting to finally realize that she has to if JJ is ever going to grow up and be his own man.\n2) It's a realistic situation.\nWhat I love about Speechless, above all else, is that it doesn't shy away from showing the nitty gritty reality of disability. A lot of kids with CP need help with toileting! It's a thing! Instead of trying to steer around the \"uncomfortable\" topic, Speechless handles it with humor and grace. When was the last time you saw a character who needs help toileting using the bathroom on a TV series? Never? That's what I thought. It may not seem like much, but to me, this one scene is a HUGE step in representation of disabled people on TV. It's not handled as some uncomfortable, awkward, horrible thing. It's just someone using the bathroom. Kenneth is casual about it and neither he nor JJ seem embarrassed about it. They're just doing what they have to do. It reminded me of countless bathroom trips with the counselors at camp, complete with casual conversation and a few laughs.\nI'd like to address the subplot with Dylan and Jimmy pranking the neighbors, but honestly, it bored me. I didn't like it, I didn't understand it, and I didn't think it was necessary. I know it was supposed to be funny, but it felt annoying and forced, especially the repeated use of variations on \"we're idiots\". We get it, you're an eccentric family. You don't have to pound it into us., especially not with an ableist term like idiot. I liked the subplot with Dylan and the track team in the first episode, so hopefully this was just a writing fluke and Dylan will get better plots in the future.\nStay tuned next week for my next review of Speechless!\nIf you'd like to support this and other projects, consider becoming a patron or contributing to my Ko-Fi!\nWhy are we so angry at Trump for mocking a disabled reporter?\nHear me out, here, before you start hating on me for the title.\nIn case you've been living under a rock, let me catch you up. Last November, presidential candidate (who is now the official nominee for the Republican Party) Donald Trump publicly mocked New York Times reporter Serge Kovaleski, who has arthrogryposis. Trump waved his arms around in a supposed imitation of \"someone groveling to take back a statement made long ago\", however, his actions looked suspiciously like an imitation of the way Kovaleski's arms are positioned due to his disability.\nThe story \"grew legs\", so to speak, and was quickly plastered all over the media. And even though we are faced with a new outrageous Trump story almost daily at this point, this is the story that just won't die. In a recent poll, more than half of prospective voters were \"bothered a lot\" (the highest metric of displeasure in the poll) that Trump mocked a disabled reporter. The incident has been the subject of two PSAs produced by a Clinton super PAC. Several notable figures, including former President Bill Clinton and Senator Tom Harkin, referenced the incident at the Democratic National Convention.\nThis isn't the first, nor the last time that Trump has threatened, mocked, and humiliated members of the press. NBC reporter Katy Tur wrote an extensive piece detailing her experiences on the campaign trail and Donald Trump's numerous attempts to insult her and smear her reputation. Donald Trump has insulted numerous other minority groups, calling Mexican immigrants \"rapists\", Filipinos \"animals\", and of course, calling for a complete shutdown of Muslim immigration to the United States. So why is the mocking of a disabled reporter, a relatively tame incident for Donald Trump, the number one issue that makes voters unhappy with him?\nIt's because disabled people are generally seen as the untouchables. We are weak, childlike, unable to defend ourselves. Ironically, Donald Trump said it himself: \"Who would do that to the handicapped?\" While he is more than willing to defend - and repeat - his remarks about other minority groups, when it comes to disability, he backtracks. Disability - even in a political campaign as charged as this one - is somewhat taboo. And the nation has risen to the defense of a community that has proven, quite plainly, that we can speak for ourselves.\nSo let's let Serge Kovaleski go and focus on the real issues. Disabled people don't need defenders. We need access to the durable medical equipment we need to survive. We need healthcare that won't shun us for having pre-existing conditions. And above all, we need civil rights. Everything else is just lip service.\nDisability Is The Overlooked Issue of Flint, Michigan and the Entire Presidential Race\nDuring tonight's Democratic debate, the issue of lead in the water in Flint, Michigan took center stage. Both candidates rightfully called for the resignation of Governor Rick Snyder and outlined their plans for repairing the water system and assisting the people of Flint, particularly children, who have been affected by lead poisoning.\nDisability, curiously enough, was not mentioned. Neither was race, for that matter. That was strange, because when you get down to it, Flint is a perfect storm of racism and classism coming together in an insidious storm to create and perpetuate ableism, racism, and classism. Over half of Flint's population is black, and almost half of the population lives below the poverty line.\nAnd then this happened. Senator Bernie Sanders spoke about meeting a mother whose young daughter was affected by the poisoned water. \"Imagine this for a second, imagine a mother who had a bright seven-year-old gregarious girl doing well in school. Two years later, that child is now in special education, intellectual capabilities significantly deteriorated. That is a crime against that child, and the people of Flint.\"\nOnce again, disability was solely used as a prop to illustrate a larger point. Disability is not the crime against the people of Flint. Intellectual disability, whether born or acquired, is not a crime. The crime is that people, mostly marginalized people, are being systematically poisoned, and their government, which is supposed to represent them, is sitting on their hands and humming a merry tune.\nThe entire purpose of that story was to impress upon the people the very real consequences that the contaminated water has had for the people of Flint. And that's important to talk about. But disabled people are not a tragedy. We are not your moral lesson, not the bogeyman under your bed. And a statement like that, by a presidential candidate, only contributes to the stigma and fear of disability, in Flint and beyond. The actual word was not said. It didn't need to be. And if it takes a sob story about a disabled person for you to grasp that there is injustice happening, you need to examine your morals a little more closely. Instead of, once again, objectifying disabled people to make non-disabled people feel something, let's ask this:\nDear presidential candidates, what are you going to do for the newly disabled children of Flint, Michigan?\nWill you dismantle systems (like IQ testing and other standardized tests) that put disabled children of color at a distinct disadvantage because of inherent bias? The case of Larry Lucille P. v. Riles P. was over thirty years ago, proving that IQ tests are instruments of eugenics that rest on the ableist and racist assumption that children of color are naturally less intelligent than white children. And yet we still use IQ tests as a method of classifying children with intellectual and learning disabilities.\nWill you make sure they get a free, appropriate public education as mandated by the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act? Will you make sure that their parents or guardians have the resources to understand the special education and IEP process and hire independent counsel to represent them and their children if due process is necessary?\nWill you end the school to prison pipeline, which disproportionately affects disabled people of color? Will you make sure that the young black children growing up disabled in Flint will not live in fear of being killed by the police for the sole \"crime\" of being black and disabled? Freddie Grey was disabled by lead poisoning as a child. We all know how his story ended, a larger example of systemic, environmental racism and ableism coming together to paint a white, able man's hands with blood. What will you do to make sure that the children of Flint don't become the next Freddie Gray, and the next one, and the one after that?\nWill you make sure they can go to college? When they have grown up, will you make sure they are gainfully employed (and not stuck in sheltered workshops that pay pennies as an hourly wage)? If they receieve benefits, will you ensure that they will not lose their healthcare and personal assistance services if they join the working world? Will you work to end the entwined systems of racism, classism, and ableism that will continue to put Flint's children at a disadvantage?\nDisabled people are the largest minority in America. We are a swing group. Yet while the presidential candidates are campaigning furiously for the vote of black and Hispanic people, no one is actively campaigning for the disabled vote. And that's a problem.\nThe Respectability Report has done an amazing job of distributing surveys to each presidential candidate on the issues that matter to disabled people. Of the candidates still in the race, both Democratic candidates have responded. In fact, Senator Sanders was the first to respond and the only one to respond in full by the deadline set by the Respectability organization. Of the four Republicans still running, only John Kasich has responded to the survey.\nThe Respectability Report is a great start and I salute all those who are working tirelessly to shine a light on the candidates' positions on disability issues. But it is not enough. Disability needs to be an issue all the time, not just when talking to \"special\" people.\nTo the presidential candidates, take notice. Disabled people are tired of being your bogeyman or your punchline. We are waiting to finally become your constituency. Just say the word. We'll be listening.\nRemember when I said I was waiting to see what The Mighty would do in the wake of our conversation?\nWell, I found out. And it wasn't pretty.\nI told Vicki and Megan during the call that I was planning on posting my demands and guidelines on my blog. They made no attempt to convince me to refrain from that. They were well informed and should not have been taken by surprise.\nSo I posted them. And later that night, I got up the courage to post a link to that post in the Mighty Voices Facebook group. I said something along the lines of \"I'm probably going to get jumped on by the parents for demanding they write about their kids with respect, so when this hits my breaking point, I'm out of here. Megan and Vicki know where to find me, as do the people in this group who have been willing to listen and learn.\" I also emphasized that Megan and Vicki were lovely, and that it was many parents in the Mighty Voices group who were nasty and rude to me and other self-advocates.\nImagine my shock when less than ten minutes later, my post was removed and I was removed from the group, as were many others, mostly self-advocates. The supposed rationale for this culling of the group was as follows, posted by Vicki in the Mighty Voices group AFTER removing people and emailed to all Mighty contributors:\nWhen we first started Mighty Voices, we designed it to be a place for our frequent contributors to connect and collaborate. We will be making changes to Mighty Voices in the next few weeks as our new community manager comes on board. The first of these changes is that we want to return Mighty Voices to what it was designed to be. For this reason, we are removing anyone who hasn't submitted a story for consideration on The Mighty in the last four months.\nPlease know this doesn't make you any less a part of The Mighty. We are so glad you're a part of our community, and we hope you continue to contribute to our site. If you have any questions or concerns, just let me know.\nVicki Santillano\nSenior Editor | The Mighty\nLet's say I give The Mighty the benefit of the doubt and take their explanation at face value. What exactly does kicking contributors out of the Facebook group who haven't contributed in four months accomplish? It in no way goes to the root of the problems, not even close. All it does is make the Facebook group easier to manage for them. And as a former Facebook group moderator, I can tell you that when your group is growing, you don't kick people out. You hire more moderators. Hmmm....who suggested that? Oh right, I did.\nContributors were given no warning before being removed. None. Zero. The explanation came after the fact. There was no chance for anyone to redeem themselves by submitting a post in a timely fashion if they wanted to stay in the group. We were punished for crimes we didn't even know we committed.\nBut what angers me the most is the swift removal of my honest post with no explanation whatsoever. Vicki and Megan have done no moderation whatsoever over the past two to three weeks in the cesspool that is the Mighty Voices Facebook group. Now, all of a sudden, it was as if they realized that they should be doing something. But instead of moderating hateful and offensive comments (see below for some samples), they removed a post that I warned them I was going to write, which wasn't even offensive towards them (the worst I called them was lackadasical and naive, if you recall, and I pointed out some perfectly understandable reasons that they might be that way). I don't know whether the blog post itself upset them, whether it was my direct commentary on Facebook accompanying the post, or something else entirely, because once again, I got no explanation, no apology, nothing.\nMeanwhile, posts like this are still up, some in Mighty Voices and some on the main Mighty Facebook page (screenshots posted and described below):\nThis was in response to the post by a mother, written under her real name, with a photo of her son, and going into detail about her son's bathroom problems:\nA partial screenshot of a Facebook thread. Names and profile pictures are blacked out for privacy, with different colors representing the different commentators. The first comment says \"Wow tmi I'm glad my parents never posted my bathroom problems to fb\". It has ten \"likes\", All other comments are replies to the original. First one under the original says \"It's more than that. Its a story of hope.\" It has three \"likes\". Second one says \"I'm sorry that all you see in this story is \"bathroom problems\". Perhaps you need to broaden your perspective a bit to get the real meaning in this story.\" It has 12 \"likes\". Next one says \"Although it is a great story of a stranger helping someone else, it's embarrassing for her child if and when he does find out mom put the story all over the internet. Kids with Down Syndrome, even in adulthood, have feelings. And if someone pointed out, \"Hey, that's the boy from that bathroom story on The Mighty, I'm sure he would be mortified. Even the lowest functioning can get hurt feelings from this. Next comment says \"Very true, that's gonna be humiliating for the kid.\" It has two \"likes\". Next comment says \"There is a bigger picture here people.\" It has two \"likes\". Next comment says \"Get a grip people! This little boy had Down's Syndrome and Autism and was non verbal! His mother would be more than thrilled if her son COULD read this and be embarrassed! Forget any embarrassment and look at her horrible predicament...being a mother...\" The comment is cut off with a \"see more\" link and has five \"likes\". Final comment is from the same person who said that it was gonna be humiliating, and says \"So what you're saying is that this kid has no right to privacy because of how severe his disabilities are? That's messed up. Every single person has a right to confidentiality no matter what their ability.\" It has four \"likes\".\nSo, in essence, in this thread, we have people saying \"People with disabilities have feelings.\" and other people very nearly literally going \"No, they don't.\"\nThis next screenshot was part of a comment thread on an unknown post.\nScreenshot of a Facebook comment, with name and profile blacked out for privacy. Comment reads \"Disabilities are meant to teach others! To serve, to help, to be humble, to be patient. There is nothing wrong with that. Let disabilities inspire.\" The reply by Kelly Ford (who gave me her permission to show her name and picture) says \"Disability is meant to teach and inspire? Could you perhaps be more clear about this point? My son, myself, and others do not feel our \"purpose\" in life is to inspire and teach solely on the basis of a disability. Most certainly not as a minor child who will grow up and have a digital caricature of ourselves painted permanently online for the \"inspiration\" of others. Especially in a narrative we did not choose ourselves. Perhaps I have misunderstood....I apologize in advance if I missed something here. Just looking for clarification.\"\nApparently, I exist solely to inspire people. Silly me, I thought I existed to live my life. This is a complaint I hear frequently from people with visible disabilities in particular and something I encounter often. When I am getting my coffee or going to class or catching a train...I am not there to educate you. I am not there to inspire you. I am there to get my coffee or go to class or catch a train, just like everyone else. No one else has this expectation placed on them that they must be available to satisfy people's every whim every second of every day. Yet, because we are disabled, it is not only expected of us, it is demanded of it. It becomes our obligation, our job, and we are continually expected to do it for free (which is, of course, one of the problems with The Mighty and other sites, though frankly a small problem in comparison with the rampant ableism and inspiration porn that is becoming clearer on The Mighty by the day).\nThese types of posts (and these examples are truly the tip of the iceberg) promote stereotypes and use disabled people as props for the satisfaction of the able. Demeaning, offensive, and frankly dangerous posts are still up....and yet my honest critique of my phone call with the Mighty editors was removed almost as soon as it was put up. It's hard not to suspect ulterior motives here.\nI have to ask Megan and Vicki, what the hell did you think I was going to do? You knew I was going to put my demands and guidelines up on my blog. Did you think I wasn't going to talk about the call itself? Did you think I wasn't going to post it in Mighty Voices? Did you think I was posting it on my blog just for my own amusement? I'm highly confused here.\nObviously, I wasted my time and my breath trying to educate people, including The Mighty editors. I put in my own time, and did a lot of work both putting together my demands and guidelines, and talking on the phone with The Mighty editors (which, incidentally, is a fairly inaccessible medium for me, because phone calls give me severe anxiety). I did all this for free, when I could have spent that time on far more productive things that could actually make me money. I did all this because I thought there was a chance The Mighty would listen. I am beyond disappointed. I am hurt, enraged, and disgusted. The Mighty did not even have the decency to be honest about their extreme indifference and even antagonism towards disabled people. I would have respected them much more if they had. 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        "raw_content": "A few of the disadvantages which the PassivHaus standard could pose to you and your self build home.\nPosted by: Ben Jones July 13, 2013 Building Advice, Building Regs passivhaus, self build, zero carbon\nPassivHaus is a non- compulsory building standard which has been designed as an aid to anyone who wishes to build their own low-energy home. As an voluntary standard, PassivHaus is at the moment generating a lot of interest in the UK. The standard is based around the central idea of reducing the home\u2019s heating demands as opposed to relying on renewable sources. The standards set by PassivHaus are much more strict than those of the current Building Regulations, and its popularity is attributed to the various ways by which its subscribers are able to meet the criteria. Designers who are using the standard are able to use software which predicts the eventual energy demand of the home.\nAlthough the PassivHaus standard is very popular, there are some aspects to it which do put some prospective low-energy builders off the idea.\n\u2018PassivHaus\u2019 is not \u2018Zero Carbon\u2019\nThere is currently a growing interest in the UK in \u2018zero carbon homes\u2019, and PassivHaus is not the same thing. In fact, \u2018zero carbon house\u2019, a term which arrived back in 2010, is actually much less strict a standard than PassivHaus. For example, the fabric heat loss performance standard for a 2016 zero carbon house is set at 46kWh/m2/yr for a detached property. PassivHaus, on the other hand, sets for the same kind of home a standard of 15kWh/m2/yr, making it much more difficult to reach. This can be a blessing in that the home will in the long run be much more efficient, but you will also find it more difficult to build a home to stricter standards. Zero carbon is essentially achieved with a mixture of on-site renewables and carbon offsetting, whereas PassivHaus doesn\u2019t use any on-site renewables and is more focused on saving energy than generating it.\nThe other Disadvantages\nThe PassivHaus idea is one which will work much better for some than for others. Operating such a house requires knowledge, much like operating any piece of machinery. You will have to know when to open windows, when the ventilation system will need boosting, when filters will need to be changed, and more. This is not in itself very difficult, but it does require that you begin to see your home rather differently. It will no longer be just a shell which you fill. It is in itself a piece of machinery. You will not be able to alter the house however you please, and the standard as a whole is really not very adaptable. It is not recommendable, even, to run a cable though for a satellite dish. Of course you are at liberty to treat your home however you wish to, but it will no longer be a PassivHaus if it is altered, or even if you decide to sleep with the windows open. Building a house to this standard means agreeing to live a certain lifestyle, which if lived to the book can work very well, and has been proven to do so time and time again. You must appreciate, however, that building such a home is a lot of trouble to go to if ultimately you do not want to live the PassivHaus lifestyle.\ntagspassivhausself buildzero carbon",
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        "raw_content": "Published February 24, 2009 under Farmer's Market, Omaha\nYou may be wondering what a CSA is; it stands for community supported agriculture. It is a way for you to develop a relationship with the farmer, the land, and the produce, with the end result being farm fresh fruits and veggies. You make a financial commitment and a small time commitment to the farm, thus becoming a shareholder and benefiting from your labor. In most cases you will receive weekly baskets of produce, some CSAs will have dairy, meat and fresh flowers included in their shares. CSAs are a great option for people who don\u2019t have the time, experience or land to commit to a full-sized garden. Plus it is great for your family because you know exactly where your food is coming from!\nBlack Sheep Farms is a local CSA here in Omaha. Black Sheep Farms is a chemically-free family farm just outside of Omaha; operated by Brian Smith and his wife Kelly. They grow heirloom vegetables and specialty cut flowers. This year they are running a CSA at their farm. Space is limited to 15 full shares for $500 a piece or a half share for $250, a full-sized share will feed a family of four. The CSA will run from May 20- September 30, that is 20 weeks of fresh produce equal to $25/week for a full share. In addition to the fresh produce offered at that price, you will receive fresh cut flowers, get a Black Sheep Farms T-shirt, and be able to attend two social events held out at the farm \u2013where you can relax on the farm, meet other like-minded folk and (most importantly) enjoy some good food.\nLike I said earlier, you will have to make a small time commitment to your CSA, Black Sheep Farms is requiring a 10 hour \u201cfamily friendly\u201d time commitment for the season. Now I seriously doubt you are going to have to do any backbreaking, grueling, \u201chard-time\u201d labor out there, but you may have to pick-up a rake. Not a big deal given the fact that you are contributing to the CSA, and the rewarding feeling of connecting to the land, and knowing what is going on your dinner plate.\nYou will be able to pick up your share at the farm each Wednesday during the season from 10 am- 7 pm. If for some reason you can not pick up your share, you can send some one in your place, or Black Sheep Farms will donate it to Together, Inc. food pantry on your behalf.\nDue to high demand Black Sheep Farms will start taking names in March, and fill shares by a lottery system in early April, in the future they will give preference to past participants. May 3rd they will host an orientation meeting for the lucky 15. Head over to Black Sheep Farms, and fill out the form on the right side, declaring your interest.\nYou can also catch the Black Sheep Farms\u2019 gang at the Village Pointe Farmer\u2019s Market beginning May 2 from 8am-1pm.\nNot from the Omaha area, but are still interested in finding a CSA in your neck of the woods? Local Harvest can help you.\nRemember BUY FRESH, BUY LOCAL!\nTags: Black Sheep Farms, CSA, Farmer's Market, Omaha\nPingback: Farmers Market: Baby Bok Choy Jamie\u2019s Recipes\nElizabeth Wolf says:\nRan across your blog and I really like it. You might be interested in a book reading happening this Saturday, Dec. 5, at 4pm at Soul Desires in Omaha\u2019s Old Market. Author Steven McFadden will talk about his new book, The Call of the Land: An Agrarian Primer for the 21st Century. It\u2019s all about the exploding food movement\u2013community gardens, CSAs, local foods, and more. Check out his blog for more info: http://www.thecalloftheland.com. Please help spread the word to other foodies! Thanks and blessings, Elizabeth",
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        "raw_content": "on May 31 in Community Partner Program, Slider, Special Presentation, [**] SPACE by admin\nA TASTE OF TRANSFORMATION\nCONTACT: Madison Young, femi...@gmail.com\nTickes at BrownPaperTickets\nWelcome to our table. Our forum. We invite you to a decadent evening of food, wine, visual and performative art works served by artists, performers and bau haus barristas. Femina Potens has created a menu of wine and food pairings inspired by accompanying performances and visual art from our 2011/2012 season of exhibitions. Get a taste of our most transformative work from the past and a sampling of what is yet to come. Our select group of artists bring a hearty fare to the table in their creative contributions, addressing moments of clarity, rites of passage, recognition of inner strength and perseverance, and transitions through gender, identity and sexuality.\nJoin us for a wine tasting that introduces you to a diverse body of experiential performance pieces, followed by a roundtable artist talk. Semi-formal wear is requested.\nArtists include Madison Young, Vixen Noir, Mev Luna, Maggie Mayhem, Shar Rednour, Jackie Strano and Sadie Lune.\nTickets available at http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/237478\nPERFORMER BIOS \u2013\nMev Luna is a video artist who recently finished a BFA from California College of Arts in Textiles and Media Arts, with a minor in Visual Studies. Mev is a theory and lace fetishist whose work has exhibited at the 2010 National Queer Arts Festival, SF Tranny Film Festival, San Francisco Fringe Festival, Femina Potens exhibition \u2018Building Our Own White Picket Fences\u2019, and The Marguiles Collection Warehouse in Miami. Mev is also the founder and curator of the Worse Than Queer video and performance project.\nMaggie Mayhem is a sex hacker, erotic artist, porn producer, and writer based out of Oakland, CA. She and her partner produce the website Meet The Mayhems showcasing their sexy love life. Maggie Mayhem has served as the coordinator of a free and anonymous HIV testing clinic as well as the HIV Senior Specialist of Larkin Street Youth Services in San Francisco. Her work in HIV prevention has also taken her to Tanzania, Africa where she did grant work in HIV prevention and AIDS care in the Bagamoyo district. She and her partner also spent the summer of 2010 volunteering together to clear rubble in Haiti after the Jan, 2010 earthquake. One of her goals is to help build a world where people are safe to express themselves sexually by providing information and resources about STI\u2019s, abuse, assault, gender as well as fighting negative stigmas about sex workers and alternative sexual communities. She is also an out and loud atheist and skeptic.\nShar Rednour is a writer, actor and co-owner of S.I.R. Video Productions, an all-woman company that produces award-winning lesbian erotic videos and educational films about sexuality. Rednour and her longtime partner Jackie Strano live in Santa Cruz where they are raising their adopted son. Rednour and Strano have been featured and interviewed on HBO, Channel 4 in the UK, KRON-TV in San Francisco, as well as in several national publications.\nJackie Strano is a film director and producer, singer/songwriter, and CEO of San Francisco\u2019s Good Vibrations adult store. With her partner Shar Rednour, Strano has produced several films about sexuality.\nVixen Noir is a fresh, but very ripe, up and coming singer, songwriter and recording artist. With her in-your-face, kickass, raw talent and sexy-as-hell style, she is about to bust onto the music scene with her debut single, Dangerous, in early 2012! She describes her music as \u201calternative dance pop soul with a lil\u2019 hip hop & rock thrown in for extra spice.\u201d In addition to being a musical artist, Vixen is a talented performance artist, burlesque/striptease artist, dancer, spoken word artist/poetess, teacher and director and producer of live theatre and sexy cabaret. She has been wowing audiences with her brand of entertainment and performance workshops, which serve her primary mission: to empower women in their \u2018erotic power\u2019 all over the world, so that they live true to their hearts and passions!\nTags: A Taste of Transformation, Femina Potens, Femina Potens Art Gallery, Jackie Strano, Madison Young, Maggie Mayhem, Mev Luna, National Queer Arts Festival, NQAF 2012, Sadie Lune, Shar Rednour, Vixen Noir",
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        "raw_content": "\"Leaving a Beautiful, Glittery Trail\": A Chat with Ann Przyzycki of Isthmus\nInterview with Ann Przyzycki\u2014Editor of Isthmus\nIsthmus is a print journal of fiction, nonfiction, and poetry published biannually in Seattle, Washington.\nAnn Przyzycki has an MFA from Western Michigan University, where she was managing editor of Third Coast.\nInterview by Alex Quintanilla\nIsthmus is fairly new onto the literary scene. Can you tell us how its inception came about?\nI have worked in publishing for a number of years, mainly at two independent presses, one medical and the other, scholarly, and have always loved the publishing process. I hadn\u2019t worked with creative texts though since my time as Managing Editor of Third Coast and wanted to get back to that. When I found myself with some flexibility in my schedule, Isthmus was born. There is a sense of entrepreneurship that I hadn\u2019t anticipated but like the challenge of, and I realize now how my time with independent presses fostered that.\nWhat does Isthmus bring to the community of literary magazines and to Seattle where the magazine is based?\nOur goal is to produce a thoughtful, memorable reading experience that showcases a range of styles and perspectives. We hope to bring a little of Seattle to the world and a little of the rest of the world to Seattle. The \u201cscene\u201d here is thriving with events, publications, and talented folk. We\u2019ve gotten to know some of our fellow journal and press editors here in Seattle. Each endeavor is as unique as the editor who runs it and that makes for a wonderful community. I can\u2019t imagine a better place for a literary journal to put down roots.\nYou publish in the three major genres: poetry, fiction, and nonfiction. What would you like to see more of in submissions? Is there any style Isthmus wouldn't publish (experimental, hybrid etc)?\nAbsolutely no style is off-limits. We would like to see an increase in nonfiction submissions. Keep the fiction and poetry coming, but it would be great to have equal submissions across the genres. I\u2019m also interested in cross-discipline nonfiction writers, like Sarah Robinson, who contributed to Issue #2. She is an architect by trade and wrote a very interesting personal essay about \u201cconstructing\u201d home. We would also like to see more translations in all genres.\nOur goal is to produce a thoughtful, memorable reading experience that showcases a range of styles and perspectives.\nAre there any plans to publish online content or do you see Isthmus as print only?\nThe journal will always be print only. We do publish author interviews and book recommendations on our blog. There are plans to add more original content to our website as we\u2019re able, but it would not overlap with the content in the printed journal.\nI, like many people, am always on the lookout for new, exciting reads. What have you recently read that you'd recommend?\nKarate Chop by Dorothe Nors; The Days of Abandonment by Elena Ferrante; Can\u2019t We Talk about Something More Pleasant? by Roz Chast.\nI've heard it said that half the literary world is on Twitter. Are you on Twitter? If not, any plans to start tweeting? I know the magazine has a Facebook page.\nNo current plans to start tweeting. Perhaps we will in the future as resources and operations expand.\nIf Isthmus was an animal, what would it be?\nSeahawk would be too obvious an answer, right? How about another Pacific Northwest favorite: the snail. It\u2019s slow and steady, leaving a beautiful, glittery trail.\nAnything else you'd like readers to know?\nWe\u2019re open to artists\u2019 submissions for cover art. The artwork should be a play on isthmus or a theme of narrow connection, however loosely you want to interpret that. Send links or low-resolution samples of your work by email to editor(at)isthmusreview.com.\nAlex Quintanilla received a BA in English from Rice University. She has taught in rural Spain and currently attends medical school in Texas. When not learning about the human body, she writes, reads, and spends too much time on the internet.",
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        "raw_content": "White beaches stretching as far as the eye can see. Palm trees thrown over the cool emerald green water. And the scent of the Thai pots filled with hot spices and light-fried vegetables.\nThere are many good reasons why people have become wild with Thailand. Then it\u2019s still incredibly cheap to stay in the country.\nBut with the popularity comes a list too. That many Thai destinations drowning in insistent salesmen with indifferent copiers, go-go bars with young women in search of rich westerners and bland restaurants with loud karaoke music and menu in seven different languages.\nBut if you look a bit away from tourist magnets such as Phuket, Koh Samui and Koh Phi Phi, where thousands of people each year spend winter holidays, then there are still lots of gems where life continues its quiet, charming walk \u2013 and where they probably live off tourism, but also in balance with Thai culture and nature.\nOne of the places is the small island of Koh Jum close to the hugely popular Koh Lanta. But because it is a bit more difficult to get there, mass tourism has not yet really come to an end on Koh Jum\u2019s well-over 30 hotels.\nThere are only few places with pools, cars are even fewer, and the wifi is not the highest speed. In return, there is peace and quiet to enjoy the fantastic beaches, green jungle hills and the well-known Thai hospitality.\nFacts about Koh Jum\nThe island, situated between Krabi and Koh Lanta, houses only about 1500 permanent residents \u2013 a number that obviously rises considerably during the tourist season, which runs from November to April.\nThere are three small villages on Koh Jum, but there is not much to see here. Then it is far better to be on the tropical beach along the island\u2019s west coast, where the island\u2019s 30 resorts are located with perfect views of the sunset.\nThere are small supermarkets on the island that sell the most necessary, but there is no cash machine in some places. So either you have to have cash, or you have to rely on various payment cards that are received in most places.\nExcursions and activities can be arranged from most of the island\u2019s hotels \u2013 either to nearby islands or up to Koh Jum\u2019s highest point,\nTagged Koh Jum, Koh Lanta, Koh Samui, Krabi, Like the old days, Thai destination, Thailand, Where to go\nPrevFoldable Smartphones the Next Generation",
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        "raw_content": "This was a standard week of sport(ie. no swimming meets or running events to compete in) and these are my favourite weeks. It's a routine I've followed for close to a year now and has very much become a lifestyle. It isn't always easy (especially the days of waking up at 4.45am to go to the pool) but it's familiar and I enjoy it.\nMonday: swimming am, bootcamp pm\nTuesday: running am, swimming pm\nWednesday: swim club pm\nThursday: running pm\nFriday: swimming am\nSaturday: Parkrun am, swimming pm\nSunday: swimming am, tennis am\nHere is a flat lay of the outfit I wore for tennis today. It's probably my favourite at the moment. I have a large wardrobe of workout wear these days. For shoes and leggings I go with Nike and for tops I usually prefer Puma. I'll write a separate review on my favourite products later.\nThis morning I played tennis for a couple of hours at tennis club. I love tennis and I wish I had the opportunity to play more frequently. It is always a highlight of my week. Unfortunately I didn't feel I played my best today which was disappointing and I'm not entirely sure why. But it's a social competition and there's always next week.\nThis week I completed three runs. It's often hard to find the motivation for the Thursday night run because by that time of the week I've done lots of sport, I'm really tired and I know I have a 4.45am wakeup on Friday. Ideally I'd move this run to another day but there isn't much other time. I also don't like to go a day without sport and I don't like to move it to the morning because Wednesday is a late night.\nOn Saturday I attended the Parkrun but at a different location to usual. I prefer my home Parkrun overall because it's familiar and I know exactly what I need to do there to run a good time. But at the same time I enjoyed the change and am definitely up for trying others in the coming weeks. The best news was my friend from swimming came to Parkrun this week for the first time! Training with friends is always better. However, on a more negative note, I struggled with the run more than ever before. After the run I felt like I was going to faint for at least half an hour. I couldn't stand up, my head was spinning and I couldn't see straight. It made no sense because I was over two minutes outside my best 5km time and over a minute slower than what I'd consider good for the distance. I have not ever had a response like that to a race before (not in swimming or running). I've run countless 5kms faster and multiple long races including a half marathon. I'm at a loss as to what went wrong and that's frustrating. I'm disappointed and angry at myself and doubting aspects I shouldn't be such as my fitness level. I know objectively I shouldn't be but I'm extremely harsh on myself and I always overthink setbacks.\nThis week I completed five training sessions and went to the usual Wednesday night swim club racing. I'm happy with a total of 14.35km for the week. I also completed two of the long distance swims for the Masters Swimming Australia Endurance Program. It's a year long program which involves 62 long distance swims. This week I finished the 30 minute freestyle and 30 minute backstroke. I was pleased with all my race times for Wednesday night swim club especially the 100m freestyle (1:12.88) and the 100m individual medley (1:23.72) which was a personal best.\n- Improve my diet. I've said that for so many weeks (or even months now) but it just doesn't happen. I'm putting lots of effort into training so I feel I'm letting myself down diet wise.\n_ Leg strength. Whenever I run at a pace of under 5 minutes per kilometre, my legs hurt so much in the hamstrings but mainly the calves. It appears my carido level is such better than body strength. The frustrating part is I've been trying to address this for many months through weights and strengthening exercises. It may have improved a little but not substantially. I'm not entirely sure what can be done. Maybe different exercises or more of them. I'll try and research it.\n- I'd like to fit more bootcamp style activities in my standard week. I don't have time for another session but maybe an extra set of pushups here and there or a set of crunches on additional days.\nThis week's random photo is of an empty pool. It's not often you see a pool which is completely free but it's ideal when it does happen.\nLabels: Fitbit, Nike, Outfit, Prince, Puma, Running, Swimming, Tennis, Weekly Update\nSo motivational, darling! Love your regimen and all the cool gear!\nLaunna January 8, 2017 at 2:18 PM\nI think this is a good idea Imogen, I have actually thought of suggesting this to you as I have seen you become more involved with sports in the past year. You are doing a wonderful job and I am sure you will motivate others to do the same... I want so badly to swim regularly, the place I could go is a fair distance and expensive... I am hoping to figure out a way to add this type of exercise into my life as often as possible. I really think it would help my knees not to stress them more... xox (I am following you on Bloglovin', you might want to put a link on your blog as many people use that method)\nCorinne January 11, 2017 at 11:24 AM\nOh my goodness. You do loads! You're my new motivation!",
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        "raw_content": "Alabama Ranked as Worst State to Live in 2017\nThe Yellowhammer State has earned a #1 ranking--and, for once, it has nothing to do with football. cnbc.com recently ranked the 10 worst states to live in 2017, and Alabama topped the list.\nAlabama's #1 ranking is based on several factors including health and crime; however, our state's lack of inclusiveness. Alabama currently has no legal protections for minority, gay, and transgender groups, a factor that also contributed to the ranking.\nDo you agree? Is Alabama the worst state to live in 2017?",
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        "raw_content": "Paul Simon Shows Us How to Grow Older With Grace\nIt\u2019s taken me a long time to be okay with getting older.\nI will turn 37 in a few months. There\u2019s nothing particularly momentous about the thirty-seventh year, but I\u2019ve been feeling a lot more adult lately, a lot more stable. Oh, don\u2019t worry, I\u2019m still juvenile enough to realize that I\u2019ll be able to make a Clerks joke once my birthday hits (\u201cThirty-seven?!?\u201d), but I\u2019m realizing, probably for the first time, that I wouldn\u2019t go back. I had more energy as a teenager and a twenty-something, but no direction for it, and nothing to say with it. I think that comes with time and experience.\nLike most things in my life, I can relate this to music. There\u2019s a lot of emphasis in the music press on youthful vigor, on the kinetic electricity that only comes with not quite knowing what you\u2019re doing. Every few months another group of garage-trained, sloppy, super-energetic youngsters appears from nowhere, and seems to effortlessly build buzz. (Think Girls, Los Campesinos, Times New Viking, etc.) And for the most part, these records leave me cold.\nThey\u2019re all energy, no direction. These bands most often write songs as if everything\u2019s new \u2013 the chords they\u2019re spinning are the same chords in the same order that every neophyte comes up with early on, and the sense of discovery isn\u2019t enough for me to forget that I\u2019ve heard them all before. I\u2019ve said that debut albums are all about potential, not the actual songs for me, and what I mean is, while I\u2019m listening to most debuts, I\u2019m imagining what these songwriters will be able to do once they have some insight to impart, some real skill behind their words and melodies.\nAh, but with age comes wisdom and maturity and the ability to write songs with more than four chords. I\u2019m generalizing a little, of course \u2013 youngsters like Robin Pecknold, for example, write compelling and original tunes, while relics like Elton John haven\u2019t penned a worthy number in 30 years. I get that. But this week I wanted to talk about the old guard, and the musical lessons that can only be learned by taking a long journey one step at a time.\nIt\u2019s always an event for me when one of my Favorites Over Fifty makes a new record. Of course, it\u2019s always good when the artist in question has something new to say, which isn\u2019t always the case. So let\u2019s skip right through Ray Davies first, on the way to more interesting stuff. Davies, now 66, is an incredible songwriter \u2013 he was the mastermind behind the Kinks \u2013 but of late, he\u2019s been cashing in a bit much.\nThe new See My Friends is Davies\u2019 second collection of new takes on old Kinks songs in a row, following last year\u2019s Kinks Choral Collection. This time, Davies invites a number of famous friends to give their interpretations of his tunes. The lineup is pretty diverse, from Bruce Springsteen to Metallica to Black Francis to Billy Corgan. And as you\u2019d expect, some of them work and some don\u2019t.\nAmong the successes: Mumford and Sons take on \u201cDays\u201d and \u201cThis Time Tomorrow,\u201d and knock both out of the park. Spoon joins Davies on the title track, and Paloma Faith sings the heck out of \u201cLola.\u201d And it\u2019s very hard to screw up \u201cWaterloo Sunset,\u201d and Davies and Jackson Browne definitely don\u2019t. But then there are the failures. Metallica plays \u201cYou Really Got Me\u201d like it belongs on the Black Album. Gary Lightbody of Snow Patrol is the last person you want to help sing \u201cTired of Waiting\u201d \u2013 he actually sounds tired, instead of impatient. And Billy Corgan\u2026 well. He\u2019s Billy Corgan, and he Billy Corgans all over \u201cAll Day and All of the Night.\u201d\nSee My Friends is a bit of a mess, really, despite the best intentions of Davies\u2019 co-conspirators. These are great songs, and some of them are hard done by here. But there\u2019s no mistaking that cash grab smell that\u2019s all over this thing. I\u2019m not sure what happened \u2013 Davies revived his solo career in 2006 with two solid albums, Other People\u2019s Lives and Working Man\u2019s Caf\u00e9, but since then, it\u2019s been one retread after another. Shame, really.\nBut give Davies credit for getting material out regularly. For the most part, when you hear about the older musicians, it\u2019s in the context of comebacks, of returns from the inky black nothing that is private, non-musical life. I\u2019m not sure why it takes some of these guys so long to put out new stuff, except for the fact that they don\u2019t have to.\nCase in point: between 1968 and 1978, Robbie Robertson made 11 albums with The Band, including two with Bob Dylan. But between 1987 and 1998, he made only four solo records. And then he stopped. Now, Robertson could easily live off of royalties from \u201cThe Weight\u201d for the rest of his life, so I understand not cranking out the new product. There\u2019s no financial reason to do so. But Robertson is a good songwriter, and speaking selfishly as a fan, his is a voice I wish I could hear more frequently.\nBut that makes the comebacks even sweeter. Robertson\u2019s swell new album is called How to Become Clairvoyant, and it\u2019s his first in 13 years. Robertson is 67, but his rasp is in fine form, and his songwriting chops are in full bloom. Like Davies, Robertson enlisted a diverse group of musicians to help him on this record, from Eric Clapton and Steve Winwood to Tom Morello and Trent Reznor. Unlike Davies, he found a way to seamlessly blend these collaborations into a cohesive whole.\nThere aren\u2019t really any standouts, and Robertson sticks to the dark, bluesy sound he does well. But the album as a unit holds together \u2013 even the two instrumentals add to the mood. The title track is a typically dark and portentous piece of mysticism: \u201cKing poet of the holy fool, apostle of self-destruction, I tried it your way but I couldn\u2019t sleep, there was too much construction\u2026\u201d Throughout, Pino Palladino and Ian Thomas provide rock-solid rhythms, and Robertson\u2019s thick arrangements give even the slightest ditties here depth.\nIn short, it\u2019s a good record, and worth the 13-year wait. Similarly worthwhile is Bob Geldof\u2019s new album, blessed with the witty title How to Compose Popular Songs That Will Sell. Even if I had been unaware of the former Boomtown Rats leader\u2019s history, I would probably have picked this up based on the title alone. But I am aware of it: Geldof is now 59, and this is his first new album in 10 years. And as expected, it contains positively no popular songs that will sell.\nRather, this is an album full of moody, fascinating tunes. Some, like the opener \u201cHow I Roll,\u201d are slow and expansive, while some, like follow-up \u201cBlow Fish,\u201d cause much more of a racket than you\u2019d expect. The crashers are fun, as always \u2013 \u201cSystematic 6-Pack\u201d is a blast \u2013 but my favorites are the spacier ones, especially the lovely \u201cBlow,\u201d sequenced near the end. Geldof reaches for falsetto notes while a gorgeous clean guitar plays spectral tones beneath him: \u201cFlow, bitter seas, thrown down on buckled knees, colder than the oldest sin, love will find a way to you again\u2026\u201d This leads into the George Harrison-esque closer, \u201cHere\u2019s to You,\u201d a perfect benediction.\nThe Smithereens have spent a similar amount of time out of the spotlight. The New Jersey band led by Pat DiNizio, now 55, has spent time covering the Beatles and the Who on record, while DiNizio plays living room concerts across the country. But their last album of original material was God Save the Smithereens, in 1999. I don\u2019t think anyone expected another collection of their trademark power pop to appear, which makes 2011 all the sweeter.\nOf course, the title and cover design is meant to bring their biggest success, 1989\u2019s 11, to mind. And granted, the band isn\u2019t as young or energetic as they\u2019ve been in the past. But 2011 is a fine, fine collection of tunes. Every song has that jangly guitar tone, those delightful harmonies, and that bouncy, melodic sound the Smithereens have brought to everything they\u2019ve done. Here and there, you can tell that time has taken its toll, but 2011 is a stronger and better record than anyone could have expected at this point.\nFavorites? OK. Opener \u201cSorry\u201d sets the tone, the Bob Mould-ish chords supporting DiNizio\u2019s thick voice as he sweetly sings, \u201cI\u2019d like to say I\u2019m sorry, but I\u2019m not.\u201d The melodic rave-ups keep coming, peaking with \u201cAs Long As You Are Near Me\u201d and \u201cBring Back the One I Love,\u201d but I\u2019m fond of the slower epic \u201cGoodnight Goodbye,\u201d with its tympanis and harmonies. Right down to the closing song, the early-Beatles-esque \u201cWhat Went Wrong,\u201d 2011 delivers. It\u2019s proof that the old dogs can still write good songs, and rock out while playing them.\nSo I told you all those stories to tell you this one.\nIf there\u2019s anyone who personifies my idea of artists growing deeper and better as they age, it\u2019s Paul Simon. He began his professional songwriting career at 16, and with Art Garfunkel, captured the spirit of the \u201860s with poetic, political folk music that made its sharp points with sweet verse. There was a youthful simplicity to these tunes, the clear-eyed certainty that only comes with lack of worldly experience. But as he\u2019s grown older, his musical statements have grown murkier and darker, and better. There isn\u2019t a Paul Simon album I don\u2019t like, but it\u2019s hard to argue that Graceland and The Rhythm of the Saints aren\u2019t masterpieces, and that You\u2019re the One isn\u2019t a late-career triumph. Simon\u2019s world-view is complex and disturbing and oddly hopeful, and always fascinating.\nPaul Simon is 69 years old now, and it would be easy for him to just stop, to just cash the checks for playing \u201cCecilia\u201d and \u201cYou Can Call Me Al\u201d over and over. But Simon is a songwriter. He could no more stop exploring his thoughts in song than he could stop breathing. And in So Beautiful or So What, his extraordinary 11th solo record, he\u2019s made one of the best albums of his long and wondrous career.\nAnd he did it by embracing his age. Unlike 2006\u2019s Surprise, which found Simon stretching out with Brian Eno and incorporating synths and loops and soundscapes, So Beautiful is a \u201cclassic\u201d Simon record. It\u2019s based around his guitar\u2014and no one on the planet plays guitar quite like Paul Simon\u2014and his love of percussion. And lyrically, it is a meditation on death and the afterlife, on God and what lies beyond. It\u2019s short, at 38 minutes, but every element of it adds to the theme, as if the album is a single piece, meant to be heard as one.\nIt opens with \u201cWaiting for Christmas Day,\u201d which makes use of a sermon by Rev. J.M. Gates. Christmas Day, in this case, is a metaphor for the end, for death, for judgment. Simon\u2019s thoughts are varied \u2013 he pictures a nephew in Iraq eating turkey dinner, and wishes he could tell his parents that \u201cthe things we never had never mattered, we were always okay.\u201d In between verses, Gates delivers his message: \u201cWhen Christmas come, nobody knows where you\u2019ll be.\u201d\nSimon begins \u201cThe Afterlife\u201d already dead, and this is where his whimsical, dark humor makes its first appearance. His vision of the afterlife is bureaucratic: \u201cYou got to fill out the form first, and then you wait in the line.\u201d But it\u2019s worth it, as he sings in the final verse: \u201cAnd you feel like you\u2019re swimming in an ocean of love, and the current is strong, but all that remains when you try to explain is a fragment of song\u2026\u201d\nYou know you\u2019re listening to Paul Simon within seconds of \u201cDazzling Blue\u201d shaking itself to life. His guitar playing is that distinctive. And here begins the second of his themes, the power of love to draw people together: \u201cMaybe love\u2019s an accident, or destiny is true, but you and I were born beneath a star of dazzling blue.\u201d Nowhere on the album does that theme surface more than on \u201cLove and Hard Times.\u201d The soft piano piece begins with God and Jesus visiting Earth, and then leaving it behind because \u201cthere are galaxies yet to be born, creation is never done.\u201d Adrift on his own, unable to find love on high, Simon finds it down here, and the resulting verses are so beautiful I cried the first time I heard them. When he ties it together at the end (\u201cThank God, I found you in time\u201d), it is the most gorgeous musical moment of the year thus far.\nSo Beautiful is an album that asks big questions about heaven and destiny and how love finds us ruined and broken and puts us back together. But it contains not one ounce of pretention, and it never once feels as weighty as it is. Check out \u201cRewrite,\u201d the tale of a screenwriter trying to revise his life: \u201cI\u2019ll eliminate the pages where the father has a breakdown and he has to leave the family, but he really meant no harm, I\u2019m gonna substitute a car chase and a race across the rooftops, when the father saves the children and he holds them in his arms\u2026\u201d \u201cLove is Eternal Sacred Light\u201d starts at the big bang and tries to explain why God had to leave his creation, but it\u2019s jaunty and light and danceable.\nThe title track, then, serves as the ultimate summation of Simon\u2019s themes. With God absent, the afterlife a whispered promise, and the world a mess, it\u2019s up to you to make what you can of your life. \u201cI\u2019m just a raindrop in a bucket, a coin dropped in a slot,\u201d Simon sings. \u201cI am an empty house on Weed Street across the road from a vacant lot, you know life is what you make of it, so beautiful or so what\u2026\u201d The song is among the most energetic on the record, its joy palpable, its caution thrown to the wind, even as the lyrics touch on the death of Martin Luther King. It\u2019s simply a glorious piece of work.\nAstoundingly, at 69 years old, Paul Simon has made one of the best albums in his catalog. Or rather, because he is 69 years old. So Beautiful or So What is the kind of record that only comes with age, experience, and depth of insight. It\u2019s a dazzling work, one I wouldn\u2019t trade for a dozen scrappy indie-rock fly-by-nights. It is a record with purpose and power, and yet one that is utterly enjoyable from start to finish. It\u2019s one of those albums that makes you glad its author lived long enough to create it.\nAnd it makes me feel better about getting old, which is nice.\nThat\u2019s it for this week, but before I bring this to a close, I want to direct your attention once again to www.madeinaurora.com, the site for Made in Aurora, the local artists compilation album I contributed to. It comes out Friday, Record Store Day. You can watch a sweet video, read essays from the musicians, and buy the vinyl/CD combo online. I played piano on one track and wrote the liner notes, but I\u2019m the least of these contributors. You want this record for Jeremy Keen and Kevin Trudo and Dave Nelson and Greg Boerner and Noah Gabriel and Hoss and everyone else involved. This is the best music you\u2019ve never heard.\nNext week, pretty, pretty noise with Elbow, the Boxer Rebellion and Derri Daugherty. 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        "raw_content": "What's Next for NFP's?\nThis is the time of year when not-for-profit organizations and their boards reflect on their progress, review their missions, realign their budgets, assess where they net out and begin planning for the future. It\u2019s also a time when I post the trends and factors I feel will influence not-for-profits in the year ahead based on extensive client and colleague interaction, my own curiosity, and listening closely to what was discussed at the many events Fist to Five conducted throughout the year. While a few have already taken hold, others are just beginning to surface.\nTechnology Pushing Transparency\nWho would have thought that the day would come when you could accomplish almost everything on your phone? I remember when phones were just used to make and answer calls. Those days are gone and with them went secrecy and ambiguity. With the advent of new technology, not-for-profits are exposed. They can be compared, benchmarked, sliced and diced using your finger and your iPhone. No longer are your \u201ccool mission\u201d or your \u201cgreat board\u201d enough to draw donors; now your \u201cstats\u201d and how they compare with your competitors matter as well. As technology advances, not-for-profits will be forced to publish more results, which will be closely scrutinized by stakeholders.\nWe are seeing a global push for not-for-profits to behave more like businesses, and for-profits to be more socially responsible. The two seem to be converging and, in some cases, looking a lot alike. Young people are driving this trend as are donors and other stakeholders who are viewing not-for-profits less like traditional charities and more like enterprises, responsible for a ROI to investors.\nMillennial Generation Impact\nMillennials: An up and coming generation of those who believe that they will \u201cdo well by doing good.\u201d\nI am not a millennial, but I have four kids who are. I am not a millennial, but I work with many of them. I don\u2019t know if you have found this to be the case (if you are a millennial you can tell me if this is true for you), but I find that the millennial generation wants to make a living and, at the same time, change the world. Millennials comprise about 1/3 of our work force. In five to ten years they will be occupying leadership positions in many organizations. If they are fulfilling their \u201csocial mission\u201d through their for-profit endeavor, how will this impact the way they see not-for-profits? Will they begin to question why their organization is taxed while not-for-profits are not \u2013 even if their missions may be \u201csort of\u201d the same?\nEarning Tax Exempt Status\nNot-for-profits are being asked whether they should be kept off the tax rolls.\nNot-for-profits have historically applied for tax-exempt status based upon their missions and, once granted by the IRS, were able to maintain that status unless something went wrong (i.e. they did something naughty). I believe that pressure is coming that will require not-for-profits to continually \u201cearn\u201d their tax-exempt status based upon benchmarks established by a governing body. Therefore, all or a portion of that which was tax-exempt may become taxable depending on how the not-for-profit performed.\nThis will radically change the not-for-profit world, causing many to fail and some to go bankrupt. While some folks may believe this will never happen, I would challenge you to consider the size of the national deficit (around $18.5 trillion as of Oct. 2015). Most states are floating in the red, and most taxpayers are complaining they are overtaxed. Couple this with the many headlines of not-for-profits abusing the system, and it could lead to tax reforms that affect not-for-profits in the very near future \u2013 perhaps as soon as within five years. While I don\u2019t support not-for-profit taxation, I believe it may be inevitable.\nNewer PostWhen Dogs Bark, Donors Listen\nOlder PostWhole Milk or Skim: Are Your Employees Diluting Your Core Values?",
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        "raw_content": "An internet friend and I share a deep interest in a specific type of internet culture. Our correspondence is exclusively sending one another really bad illustrations of childhood cartoon characters in street wear and people in off-brand character suits dancing (this was all sparked by our mutual love of this Bugs Bunny meme). While searching for more memes, my friend sent me this screenshot.\nI responded, \u201cHe\u2019s black, duh.\u201d\nAfter thinking about it a bit more, I realized that, for many, this wasn\u2019t an inherent fact. Bugs Bunny is a rabbit, and while he is anthropomorphic, the suspension of disbelief only stretches so far for some people. It might not be a widely held understanding for white people, so immediately after talking to my friend about Bugs Bunny being black, I turned to my (admittedly, mostly white) colleagues and asked around.\n\u201cDo you think Bugs Bunny is black?\u201d I asked, only for many to not really understand the question. \u201cIs this a trick?\u201d one suspicious white man asked. \u201cNo.\u201d I responded, \u201cIt\u2019s a very simple yes or no question.\u201d\nAfter many conversations that involved white people trying very hard to not to say the wrong thing, someone finally asked how I knew\u2014a question I couldn\u2019t really answer. I just knew. Once I explained my vague reasoning (he just is,) some understood but I left most of these interactions realizing it wasn\u2019t so simple.\nThere\u2019s no doubt in my mind Bugs Bunny is a black man. To me, it\u2019s as obvious as anything I\u2019ve always known. The sky? Blue. Grass? Green. Bugs Bunny? Very black. It doesn\u2019t end with Bugs Bunny, either. While Bugs is arguably one of the most widely recognizable cartoon characters of all time, I\u2019ve known in my heart that many other characters are black. The best way to describe it would be like a type of synesthesia but for race and cartoons. Soon, I began obsessively updating a memo on my phone of all the characters I felt were black. I now have a list of over 20 characters from my childhood that I\u2019m still updating. Bob from Reboot, Brain from Arthur, the Pink Panther, Elmo\u2014all black.\nSpongebob (he\u2019s white passing)\nBob (from Reboot)\nCookie Monster (West Indies)\nArthur (half)\nBrain (from Arthur)\nMuffy (half)\nLuigi (from Mario)\nJerry (Tom and Jerry)\nSome Ninja Turtles (Michelangelo, maybe Raphael)\nIn case you\u2019re not convinced and think I\u2019m crazy, I\u2019m not even close to the only one who thinks this way. In fact, I don\u2019t know a single black person in my life who hasn\u2019t attributed race to non-human characters. The only time a black person I talked to about this didn\u2019t understand what I was saying were times when we would disagree on which characters are black (Foghorn Leghorn is a point of a major point of contention).\nEarlier this year, Noisey published a piece stating A Goofy Movie was a black millennial classic. The piece argues that from an aesthetic point citing various indicators of the movie\u2019s blackness: \u201cFrom the white female protagonist being a light skinned black girl named Roxanne, to the white boy named Bobby (voiced by Pauly Shore) getting in just as much trouble as Max, but somehow feeling way less worried about his parents finding out.\u201d It all makes so much sense.\nIt\u2019s also a much discussed topic online. On Twitter, Alyson, known as fillegrossiere, has tweeted extensively about the topic. After tweeting that Bugs Bunny was black, Alyson tells me, \u201cSeveral men [tagged] me to let me know Bugs Bunny was a rabbit.\u201d Asking how she knew who was black (her characters, like many, include Skeeter from Doug, Goofy, and Max) she said, \u201cI\u2019m not sure. It just seems obvious to me who\u2019s black.\u201d\nAnnoyed with white people around me not getting it, I put out a feeler on Twitter to speak to more black people about their reasoning and thoughts. While it\u2019s well established these feelings are so common and widely held, I needed to know why. Thinking about my own reasoning, I\u2019m certain the general lack of racial diversity in children\u2019s entertainment plays a huge role.\nWithin minutes, my inbox was flooded with others wanting to talk about black cartoons\u2014by the end of the day I received over 40 direct messages and emails from black people around the world. Some with subject lines, \u201cArthur was 100% black\u201d and \u201cBabar was black.\u201d\nBrooklyn-based comedian Jaboukie Young-White emailed me with the highly intriguing subject line \u201cSandy Cheeks (SpongeBob) Piccolo (Dragonball Z) are Black.\u201d For Jaboukie, Piccolo\u2019s backstory was very black. \u201cHis homeland, Namek, was ravaged by colonizers, he always felt slightly out of place around his non-Namekian friends, single parent origin story. And he was always performing emotional labor for little reward.\u201d Many emails shared the same reasoning\u2014characters they felt were black shared some similarities to traditionally black characteristics.\nPiccolo via. YouTube\nLisa Nakamura, a professor at the University of Michigan and author whose work focuses on race and how it\u2019s portrayed online, believes there are plenty of reasons why white people aren\u2019t familiar with the concept of racializing cartoons.\n\u201cWhite people don\u2019t want to see race anywhere,\u201d Nakamura told me. \u201cThey\u2019re discouraged externally and internally from noticing it because they\u2019re afraid they\u2019re going to get in trouble or they\u2019re straight up racist.\u201d Not only that, but Nakamura explained white people (as any person of color can attest to) generally avoid conversations about race. \u201cThe risk of being shunned or seen as racist far outweighs the benefit of having [these] conversations,\u201d she added.\nIn a Tumblr post, New York City-based artist Jayson Musson argues that Panthro from ThunderCats is an unsung African American hero. As a child in the 80s, Musson explains to me that alongside Panthro, Papa Smurf, and ET (the alien) are also black.\n\u201cI don\u2019t care what anyone says,\u201d Musson says. For Papa Smurf, \u201cHe was just way more chill than the other smurfs, he\u2019s like their dad,\u201d he tells me. \u201cI\u2019m sure it has a lot to do with overtly black characters not being considered remotely marketable. In my childhood, it just wasn\u2019t on the table.\u201d\nAnother method of characterization most people I spoke to mentioned was that none of this was forced upon them\u2014these characters weren\u2019t overtly coded as black. \u201cIt has to be embraced and not performed or shoved into the minds of kids,\u201d Musson tells me. \u201cFor me, it was something I had to understand myself.\u201d\nNakamura also believes a big part of finding these non-human characters black has to do with \u201cfinding yourself in places where you\u2019re not supposed to be.\u201d It\u2019s almost an act of resistance. We didn\u2019t see ourselves reflected in what we loved to watch as a child, so we created our own narratives despite being showed our representation didn\u2019t matter.\nOptimus Prime. Image via YouTube\nFor the last week, I\u2019ve been thinking about Bugs Bunny and other characters being black almost non-stop. And while on the surface it\u2019s an extremely funny and silly thing to think about\u2014there\u2019s also a layer of sadness that goes beyond silliness. Like Nakamura mentioned, it comes down to literally not seeing ourselves reflected in what we loved.\nI have nine nieces and nephews and most of them are at the age where they now have their own favorite television shows and characters they love. When I watch TV or Netflix with them, it\u2019s obvious things are slowly getting better when it comes to diversity. I see more children of color in movies and cartoons, though not as much as there should be. Still, as I become more aware of how affecting a lack of representation has been in my own childhood I make an effort to pick shows and movies that have overtly black or non-white characters. 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        "raw_content": "Tailor made holidays and adventure tours to see Polar Bears and Arctic Wildlife\nDid you enjoy ARCTIC LIVE on BBC ? Would you like to see Polar Bear in the wild?\nContact us on 01728 748209, use the live chat or send an enquiry. We are wildlife tour specialists and can book your expert led Polar Bear holidays around the world.\nThe Polar Bear is the largest bear in the world, adult males weigh about 350 - 680 kg and adult females about half the size. They are closely related to t...\nThe Polar Bear is the largest bear in the world, adult males weigh about 350 - 680 kg and adult females about half the size. They are closely related to the Brown Bear but have evolved into a niche way of living, adapted to cold temperatures, moving across ice, snow and the open waters of the Arctic where they hunt seals. Most Polar Bears are born on land but do spend most of their life on the sea. When sea ice is not around they live off their fat reserves. For decades, hunting caused the decline of many groups of Polar Bears but they are now making a comeback. They are important in the culture of the indigenous people of the Arctic, featuring in their spiritual and cultural lives.\nA popular destination to see Polar Bears in the wild is Churchill in Canada where it's easy to see them at close range from the 'tundra buggies'. But Churchill itself is not such a pretty place! It is recommended to combine a trip to Churchill with other regions of Canada.\nThere are Polar Bear tours including the chance to stay in 'Tundra Buggy Lodge' which includes sleeper cars, lounge, dining and utility cars. Sleep out on the tundra and perhaps you will see the Northern Lights!\nOne of the best places for an Arctic wildlife holiday is Spitsbergen in Norway, one of the most beautiful places on Earth. Travel by large ship for a cruise in the short summer season, or get closer to the bears from rigid inflatable zodiac boats. For even more of an adventure, watch the bears from Kayaks. When you come ashore to see the bears, you are accompanied by armed guards and must adhere to strict rules.\nThe good thing about Spitsbergen is that there is plenty of ice around even in summer, making it a great place to watch Polar Bears. They are usually found on the sea ice where it meets the ocean, where plenty of seals can be hunted. Cruises depart from the main town of Longyearbyen on Spitsbergen and vary from 6 - 14 days in length. You will also see spectacular glaciers and could watch walruses, seabird colonies, Arctic Foxes or reindeer. Plus, if you are lucky, Beluga or Minke Whales.\nThe closest airport is Svalbard Longyearbyen (via Oslo a 3 hour connection) to where cruises depart for Spitsbergen. The cruise season is June to early September and the highest number of Polar Bears are usually seen in late July to early August, usually the period of least ice so ships can get in close. The best time for the seabird colonies is late June to early July.\nThere are a variety of cruises and group adventure tours available or we can create a personal itinerary for you to do your own thing .... so please get in touch for us to tailor make your wildlife holiday to see Polar Bears!\nGrizzly Bears of Alaska & Canada\nExperience one of the greatest wildlife spectacles of the world at the McNeil River Sanctuary in Alaska or Knight Inlet Lodge, Canada - Bears fishing for salmon!\nA fabulous trip to the land of the Midnight Sun, experience some of the world's largest icebergs, watch whales in Disko Bay, climb glaciers and experience a wonderful Arctic wilderness destination.",
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        "raw_content": "Home Inspiration Dish GRAVITATING TOWARDS GREATNESS\n\"Now Yahweh said to Abram, \u201cLeave your country, and your relatives, and your father\u2019s house, and go to the land that I will show you.\"\nFollowing God's revelation to Abraham, his life began to gravitate towards greatness. This is because God\u2019s revelation to man lightens up his path and leads him up to his place of destiny. So, having received the promise of a better country, Abraham began to LOOK FORWARD. People who attain enviable heights in life are always forward looking. They aren't stuck in the past. On the flip side, it is commonplace for pessimistic people to live in the past and relish the status quo. There is no downsides in looking forward and raising ones sights for greater accomplishment. Hence, don't allow what kept you down in the past to keep you on the sidelines. Abraham was accustomed to the idolatry practices of his father's house. But when it pleased God to establish him and move him forward, his focus was redirected to be fixated on God\u2019s plan for his life. Hence, he followed God's instruction to get off his father's house, in order to dwell in the Land of Promise. Resolve to look and move forward and get unstuck from the chords that might be tying you to the past.\nIt is in the capacity of God to make great. The hand of God upon a man brings him out of obscurity into light. Anyone who desires to rise above what his strength can carry him would have to LOOK UPWARDS to God. The Psalmist wrote, \u201cFrom the ends of the earth I call to you, I call as my heart grows faint; lead me to the rock that is higher than I.\u201d The Psalmist knew that his strength is limited and would rather rest on God for a lifting beyond his strength. A man who can go the limit is still limited because there is a level to which his strength cannot carry him through. However, if you would LOOK UPWARDS, you would be able to mount on wings like eagles. You would be able to scale altitudes that would make many to express gratitude to God in your life. Looking upwards means you are willing to bank on God, to give you a lift into greatness. It also means making God your focus to get to your desired destination. As you fix your eyes on Jesus, may His glory radiate upon you and promote you into honour and favour in Jesus name.\nGravitating towards greatness also requires that you LOOK ON THE BRIGHT SIDE OF THINGS. This implies that you shouldn\u2019t allow discouragement to dial back the steam to reach your goal. Anyone who allows discouragement, depression and disappointment to hang over him wouldn\u2019t hit the mark of greatness. Whilst it is inevitable that you would bump into disappointments by men or by events, you should look on the bright side of things and turn it to good account. When the Psalmist was downcast, he said this to his soul, \u201cWhy, my soul, are you downcast? Why so disturbed within me? Put your hope in God, for I will yet praise him, my Savior and my God (Ps 43:5)\u201d. Looking on the bright side of life helps you to get up some steam to forge ahead even when your expectations are not being fulfilled. With God on your side, you can keep gravitating towards greatness and reach your desired goal. Look upwards, look forward and keep looking on the bright side of things, with the hope of a better tomorrow.\nPrevious articleOne minute with John Maxwell on \u201cDestiny\u201d",
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        "raw_content": "Parenting Ups and Downs & Exponential Growth\nFebruary 25, 2014 - Parenting Skills, Relationship, Teach, Upgrade yourself - Tagged: improvement, influence, parent/child relationships, Patience\t- no comments\n\u201cLast week he was doing so well!\u201d My client\u2019s mother said as she sat in my office, almost in tears. \u201cI don\u2019t know if he\u2019ll ever figure out how to pay attention and stop being so disruptive.\u201d\nThis boy and his mother had come to meet with me at the beginning of a new school year. Mom had complaints that her son had been previously diagnosed with ADHD and school had always been a constant struggle. He rarely got to go to recess, his grades were failing in almost every subject and his teacher sent home citations at least four to five days per week to report disruptive behavior and missing work. His mom didn\u2019t know what to do and the problems at school had boiled over into the home. They argued daily and she and her son almost never spent time together.\nI had been meeting with this 10 year old boy and his mother for three months. We had discussed the Cycles in their lives and both had worked hard on improving these cycles through TRU principles (Teach, Relationship, and Upgrade.) They were working against some deeply ingrained habits and programmed ways of thinking and acting, but ultimately mom had really implemented the philosophy of focusing discipline on Teaching, building the Relationship and Upgrading herself. As she implemented these healthy patterns of parenting, they both saw positive progress. It seemed slow but it was noticeable. Finally he came home with positive feedback from his teacher. He had managed to pull off \u201cthe perfect week\u201d at school. He had sparkling reports from the teacher every day that week and had turned in every assignment on time. Then\u2026\nThe very next week, he had three negative reports from the teacher and had two assignments missing.\nThat\u2019s when his mom said, \u201cLast week he was doing so well, I don\u2019t know if he\u2019ll ever figure out how to pay attention and stop being so disruptive.\u201d In that moment she felt defeated.\nMy Response: What are we comparing our growth against?\nAfter she made this defeated remark, I quickly replied, \u201cCongratulations on yours and his success!\u201d She looked at me like I had lost my mind. When she saw that I was serious, she started to repeat the whole story, thinking I had misheard or misunderstood. I stopped her and assured her that I understood what she had said and then asked her to recall the day we had met. I asked her, \u201cHow many times a week were you fielding negative reports from school three months ago?\u201d \u201cFour or five,\u201d she said. I continued, \u201cHow many missing assignments did he have when we first met?\u201d \u201cSixteen,\u201d she recounted.\nI asked her to see that she and her son had grown so much. This recent low spot, that seemed tragic now, was actually a significant improvement from where they had once been. I went on to praise her for the great work she and her son had done and showed her a chart like the one at the top of this post and stated\u2026\n\u201cWouldn\u2019t it be wonderful if our own personal growth, the growth of our children, our relationships and everything in life grew as seamlessly as is represented in the image above?\u201d Then I showed her another chart, like the one below and said, \u201cGrowth often times looks more like this\u2026\u201d\nI continued with the following\u2026\n5 Ways to get past dips to reach continued, exponential growth\n1. Realize the crashes are actually growth. Always recognize how far you\u2019ve come.\n2. Accept the dips and move on. Never dwell on the dips.\n3. Learn from the dips and reapply TRU Patterns and Principles. Continue with the things that promote positive teaching, relationship building and upgrading ourselves.\n4. Celebrate the peaks. Feel and show gratitude for the ideal moments.\n5. Reach for new peaks. Realize it\u2019s all part of the cycle and every cycle brings new opportunities for growth and learning.\n6. Repeat. Do it again. You\u2019ll experience more ups and downs. Remember these steps and stay true to the patterns and principles that promote healthy cycles of growth!\nExponential or explosive growth compounds over time but it is rarely seamless. Growth is never without dips, crashes and mistakes. However, when we continue to apply TRU patterns and principles regardless of these dips, we bounce back with greater strength. It actually promotes growth rather than diminishes growth. If you had a bad day or week or even month, take a second and look at the progress that has been made. You and your children are growing and improving even when it feels like you\u2019ve taken a step backward. When we view parenting through this lens, even the deepest dip is a shining ray of hope.\nQuestion: What dip have you experienced lately that when you look at it again is actually growth in disguise?\nP.S. The idea from this post actually came from looking at my blog traffic statistics. I have experienced some incredible ups and down over the last few months, since publishing the TRU Parenting blog. At the times I publish this I have had days in which the blog reached an enormous 16 people all the way up to almost 12,000 in one day. \u201cRoller coaster\u201d is a huge understatement. When you are passionate about something and want it to succeed, the ups feel amazing and the downs are excruciating. The experience I\u2019ve had with the reach and impact of the blog has only been a type and shadow of feelings I have with my own children and I\u2019m sure you also feel with your children. But\u2026 The amazing thing is that with every dip comes a new \u201cnormal\u201d and creates a new plain for improvement and growth. Each spike becomes a little taller.\nRealize you are making a difference in the lives of your children and the people around you even when it doesn\u2019t feel like it. Realize with each rise and dip that your new \u201cworst\u201d used to be your \u201cbest\u201d and your old \u201cbest\u201d pales in comparison to where you are and where you are going!",
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        "raw_content": "Why I love computer science\nNOTE: This is an old essay (probably from about 2003), reposted by popular demand.\nI have been a serious computer programmer for many years. Until I joined the Caltech computer science department, however, I was not fully aware of how rich and varied the field of computer science really is. Call it the fervor of the newly-converted religious zealot if you will, but I believe that computer science is an outstandingly beautiful field with a great deal to offer the rest of science. This page is my attempt to describe why I think CS is such a beautiful science. I will avoid all the usual reasons why people might think CS is good e.g. because so much of modern society depends on computers, or because it's easy to get a job when you have a CS degree. I'm after more substantive reasons here. I will add to this page periodically as I come up with new ideas and/or clarify my older ones.\nThe reason why I think that computer science is a beautiful science is that it relates to the execution of programs on computers. Computers are conceptually very simple machines which are by design finite and deterministic. The requirement that computer programs run correctly on a finite and deterministic machine forces intellectual honesty on the field of computer science, whereby there are fewer gaps, holes, loose ends and implicit knowledge than in other fields. I believe that other fields, notably mathematics, logic (yes, logic!), and physics can benefit from this kind of rigor.\nVagueness is evil!\nOn a purely emotional level, I really loathe vagueness in science (or, for that matter, in philosophy and argumentation in general). A vague argument is one that you can't be sure you understand, and if you can't understand it you can't make progress. Furthermore, the pernicious effects of vagueness tend to be cumulative; when you don't understand one argument well, you are even less prepared to understand another argument that purports to build on the first one. Most sciences include large amounts of vagueness. The so-called \"soft sciences\" like psychology and biology don't even try to be precise except inasmuch as they use statistics to establish their points (and even then they usually don't use statistics very well). Hard sciences like physics aren't much better (physicists are notorious for being sloppy with their mathematics). But computer science is different, as I hope to show.\nComputer programs are abstractions made concrete\nIf you ask most people what the most fundamental science is, they will probably say physics. Physics is the science that attempts to understand the fundamental laws of the universe. Assuming a sufficiently perfect understanding of physics, you could hope to understand all of chemistry, biology, psychology, sociology etc. from that foundation (although I'm not saying that it's practical to do so). What is the foundation of physics? Aside from experiments, it's mathematics. What is the foundation of mathematics? Most people would say set theory and logic. But logic is a very abstract field indeed, and very few people, even mathematicians, study it seriously. For instance, most mathematicians do not need a profound understanding of logic in order to do their mathematical work.\nHowever, computer science also depends on logic for its foundations. There are many levels to this. At the most obvious level, a computer program proceeds in a logical manner from its beginning to its end. At a deeper level, logic guides the development of type systems for programming languages (see the book by Pierce in the references), and abstract logical ideas like decidability become extremely tangible in this context. For instance, if a new computer language has an undecidable type system it will probably not be practically usable, so you have to know if it's decidable or not; it's not an abstract exercise. Similarly, it's possible to use computer programs to clarify issues in logic that might be very obscure otherwise. Gregory Chaitin shows how a simple lisp program can demonstrate a result related to Godel's Incompleteness Theorem much more elegantly than a formal logical proof (actually, the lisp program is the proof, but you get the idea). These are not isolated examples. Any computer program is an abstraction, just like any mathematical proof is an abstraction. However, a computer program is an executable abstraction, which is very different from a mathematical proof, which is not executable. This leads me neatly into my next argument...\nComputer science is rigorous\nLet's continue with the comparison between a mathematical proof and a computer program. To do this, let's look at why mathematical proofs are so difficult to understand for most people. I'll ignore trivial issues like notation.\nFirst, any realistic mathematical proof will leave out a great many steps, which are considered to be the \"required background knowledge\" for anyone who wants to understand the proof. By the way, a very interesting project called the metamath project is trying to create an online archive of mathematical proofs which are specified all the way to the bottom, starting from set theory. But this is a very rare exception to the general rule.\nSecond, the arguments presented in a mathematical proof may be very rigorous, or they may occasionally have a \"hand-waving\" quality to them. From the standpoint of logic, this means that the inference rules are not always specified accurately, or are not believable if they are. This is why you will sometimes read a mathematical proof and say \"I understand the reasoning, but I just don't buy it\". Sometimes the reasoning employed conceals or skirts over very difficult material; for instance, Newton's original calculus used infinitesimals, which have long since been abandoned because it is difficult to formulate a rigorous mathematical theory using them. [Side note: Abraham Robinson's nonstandard analysis did exactly that, but it took several hundred years after Newton's death to get that far.]\nFinally, it is rare to find a mathematical proof that doesn't have at least one significant typographical error in it (especially if it's written on a blackboard!).\nAll of these problems make mathematics much harder to learn than it should be; the learner is required to fill in the gaps, fix the errors and to take the dubious reasoning methods on faith in order to make any progress.\nNow let's look at all these issues as they relate to computer programs.\nFirst of all, a computer program has to be self-contained. The only background knowledge is the syntactical and semantic rules of the language (which are (or should be) precisely specified and few in number), and the knowledge of how the available functions/objects work (which is generally available in the documentation for the language). If all this information isn't available in some form, the program simply will not work, as the interpreter/compiler will not know what to do with the program. This forces a certain intellectual honesty on the process of executing a program; nothing can be left unspecified.\nThe process of executing a computer program is completely deterministic. If you know the rules of the game, you know exactly how to get from a particular point in the computer program to all later points. This is a good thing, too, since when the program doesn't do what you want it to do you can then use a debugger to trace the execution of the program, in as much detail as you want.\nA typographical error in a computer program will have one of two effects. First, it may cause the program to fail during compilation or execution. Either way, you know that something is wrong. Alternatively, the program can execute to completion but can produce wrong results. Assuming you have some way of verifying the results (which is not always the case), you will again be alerted that something went wrong. The point is that there is an inbuilt protection against various kinds of errors, particularly typographical errors, which isn't there in the mathematical proof.\nThere are many clever ways of specifying extremely simple abstract computational paradigms that are \"Turing-complete\" i.e. that can be used in principle to write any computer program (if you believe the Church-Turing thesis, which I won't cover here). The most famous of these is the Turing machine. An even simpler one is untyped lambda calculus, which has just three kinds of expressions:\nVariables: a, b, c\nFunctions, also known as lambda expressions: lambda x: e where x is a variable and e is an expression. If you supply a value for x, e is then evaluated with the value of x you supplied substituted for x in every place in e where there is an x. Got that? Good!\nFunction applications: e1 e2, which means to apply the function which is the value of e1 to the expression e2. e1 has to evaluate to a function or it's an error.\nAmazingly enough, this simple system is powerful enough to do any computation whatsoever, as shown by Alonzo Church in 1936 (see his book or Pierce's book in the references for more information on lambda calculus). An obvious question is: is there an even simpler system that can also do all possible computations? It turns out that there is -- it's the SKI combinator system, described in great detail by Haskell Curry and colleagues in a two-volume set called Combinatory Logic. We define three elementary functions called \"combinators\" which work as follows:\nI x = x (the \"identity\" or I combinator)\nK x y = x (the K combinator)\nS x y z = x z (y z) (the S combinator)\nWith this system, you only need variables and function applications and you can compute anything that can be computed (again modulo Church-Turing). So it's an even simpler system.\nNow, as if that wasn't simple enough, one of the most basic theorems of combinatory logic is that you actually only need the S and K combinators; the I combinator can be derived as follows:\nI = S K K\nI've known about this for a long time, and occasionally I would play with the definitions to see if I could derive the theorem. Most of the time, I would make a mistake and get the wrong answer. I couldn't figure out what I was doing wrong until I wrote an interpreter for the SK system (using the language ocaml, which parenthetically is a wonderful language for building little interpreters like this). In the process of doing this i.e. of building a computer program which could mechanically evaluate SKI combinator expressions, I figured out what my problem was. It is this: the process of applying functions is left-associative. In other words, the expressions:\nK x y = x\nS x y z = x z (y z)\nK x y = ((K x) y) = x\nS x y z = (((S x) y) z) = ((x z) (y z))\nI = ((S K) K)\nKnowing this, the derivation becomes trivial:\nS K K x = (((S K) K) x)\n= ((K x) (K x))\nbecause ((K x) <anything>) = x (here <anything> is (K x)). Since\nI x = x\nby definition, then\nS K K x = I x\n((S K) K) x = I x\n((S K) K) = I (this is technically called an eta reduction)\nS K K = I\nand we have our result.\nWhat is significant about this result is not the result itself (cool though it is), it's how the use of the computer (specifically, the act of writing the interpreter) made it possible for me to understand the process by which the result is derived. Of course, you could say that maybe all this shows is how stupid I am (no argument there), but if the example was considerably more complex you can just imagine how useful it would be to have a computer check every step of your work. This leads me nicely into the final section...\nWhat can computer science offer the rest of science?\nI think computer science has a tremendous amount to offer the fields of logic and mathematics. Specifically, I think that requiring all formulas to be executable by a finite, deterministic system (a computer program) could lead to a great increase in the level of rigor of these fields, would make it easier for students to learn existing results, would make it easier for practitioners to develop new results, and might possibly suggest whole new approaches based on which aspects of the mathematics or logics in question are difficult to translate into precise computer descriptions.\nFor instance, there are a number of different kinds of logic. Most (all?) of these can fairly easily be translated into programming languages of some form. Why isn't this a routine activity for logicians?\nAs for the rest of mathematics, I would like to see computers used routinely to fill in the gaps in published mathematical proofs (or to alert us to when those gaps can't be filled in), so that you never again have to say \"I have no idea how the author got from point A to point B\", although you might say \"My God, what a lot of equations have to be written down to go from point A to point B!\" This is reminiscent of Whitehead and Russell's Principia Mathematica where hundreds of pages pass until the authors can prove that 1 + 1 = 2. Annoying though this might be, I think it's much better than hand-waving.\nI can see that something similar might be possible in physics, but it would be much harder, since the level of rigor in most physics papers is quite low. Perhaps this means that computers can have an even bigger impact in physics than in mathematics. I don't know, but it's something that's worth thinking about.\nSince I'm talking about why I consider computer science beautiful, I can't resist putting in a plug for my favorite computer science textbook: Abelson and Sussman's Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs (known as SICP for short). This book has been described as the \"Feynman lectures of computer science\" which is pretty close to the mark, although I don't think Feynman even came close to the rigor, clarity and beauty of SICP. It's a difficult book; I've read it through twice (more in some sections), done a large number of the exercises and taught a CS course out of it, and I still don't think I've absorbed all that it has to offer. The theme is computer programming and the kinds of abstraction that are useful in building good programs. Along the way, the authors throw so many little intellectual gems at you that it's absolutely breathtaking. They have the shortest demonstration of the famous halting problem (which shows that some functions can't be computed) that I've ever seen. They have the most coherent explanation of the Y combinator (a way of simulating recursion in a non-recursive language with higher-order functions) that I've ever seen (in an exercise!), and I've seen quite a few (it's a notoriously tricky concept). The material on streams at the end of chapter 3 is so beautiful it's worth the price of the (physical) book itself (although the book's contents are free now, since the book is available online). And in the last two chapters they build a series of language interpreters and compilers that will show you exactly how a real computer language gets implemented (as well as showing various variations on the evaluation rules along the way, all of which are executable). 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        "raw_content": "For every author that sells ebooks to pay the rent - including a friend of mine who used to work for the Midwest Book Review - ebook piracy is a problem. This month, I read a few disturbing articles from The Digital Reader blog, about ebook pirates who use Google Play as platform for industrial-scale operations. In\nhttp://the-digital-reader.com/2015/05/04/google-play-books-is-a-safe-haven-for-commercial-ebook-piracy\nThe Digital Reader sharply criticizes Google Play for failing to ban accounts that sell ebooks which are obviously pirated, especially when compared to Kindle or other legitimate ebook copies. \"What we have here are multiple accounts which have picked an authors name and uploaded obviously pirated books under that name, effectively creating a pirate ebookstore.\"\nIn a follow-up article,\nhttp://the-digital-reader.com/2015/05/05/how-to-get-google-to-remove-pirated-ebooks-public-shaming-nothing-else-works\nThe Digital Reader yields that Google actually did take down the pirate ebookstore accounts he publically called out in his previous blog post. \"They can be shamed into taking action. Now if only that action would extend to changing their policies, then we would be going somewhere.\"\nThe article also notes that Kindle ebook authors are hurt when Amazon aggressively price-matches its Kindle ebooks to the lower, pirated ebook prices.\nGoogle responded to The Digital Reader, claiming that \"Google Play takes copyright seriously\" in\nhttp://the-digital-reader.com/2015/05/07/google-says-google-play-takes-copyright-seriously\nbut The Digital Reader was not impressed by Google Play's nonspecific statement.\n\"When I asked what Google was doing to fight piracy in Google Play Books, they were unable to name a single activity. When I asked what it would take to get a commercial ebook pirate banned from Google Play Books, the Google rep was unable to even confirm that they would even ban a pirate after dozens of valid DMCA notices.\"\nI strongly recommend reading all of these blog articles for the full story, and The Digital Reader earns the designation of May's Link of the Month for its candid honesty.\nhttp://the-digital-reader.com\nEvery ebook connoisseur should check its daily content out!\nI would also like to spread the word about a charity I discovered this month, Books for Africa:\nhttp://www.booksforafrica.org/index.html\nThis is an organization with a straightforward mission: to collect, sort, ship, and distribute books to students of all ages in Africa. I cannot put into words how valuable and desperately needed books and improved education are for Africa's youth, especially those in remote areas where access to both is scarce. Books and education are the key to a better future for everyone, worldwide.\nMay's Book of the Month describes the positive effects of education better than I can:\nLinda Mornell\n814 N. Franklin Street, Chicago, IL 60610\n9781629370224 $24.95 www.triumphbooks.com\nForever Changed offers the author's insights into how low-income kids can use summer programs to challenge themselves and develop new skills leading to self-assurance: something more monied children often receive. Her idea was to develop a summer program, Summer Search, to change urban adolescent lives, and Forever Changed not only follows the course of this program and its impact on adolescents, but how it can translate to lower-income students. It reads like an autobiography in following the author's interactions with her own (and other) kids, with setting up a structure for students and their mentors, and in exploring how these approaches can lead to stronger kids at the end. The result is a positive, upbeat and practical guide that uses Mornell's vision and applied programs to discuss how teens can learn and grow outside of a school structure. Educators, parents, and program directors alike will find it compelling.\nThat's all for the May 2015 Beth Cox Report. If the pen is mightier than the sword, then books have the power to change the world.",
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The data cover the period from 2001 to 2012, and compare borrowing and savings for each of the 2,456 Mexican municipalities, which include urban cities, towns and rural villages.\nSavings patterns differ across Mexican states. Between 2000 and 2010, the Federal District had the highest amount of bank deposits as a percentage of its GDP (53 percent). Campeche had the lowest (1 percent).\nRegulated non-bank financial institutions play an important role for those in more rural areas where populations are less educated and have a lower per capita income.\nBanks had a median balance of $8,800 pesos ($677 USD) per account while the median deposit in non-banking institutions was $3,600 pesos ($279 USD) per account.\nBanks loan more credit than regulated non-banking institutions, which are more prevalent in cities and villages that have lower population densities, lower schooling and lower overall quality of life.\nQuintana Roo had the highest ratio of credit to companies: one peso lent per peso deposited. Oaxaca had the lowest: 8 cents lent per peso deposited.\nBaja California had the highest ratio of consumer credit: 44 cents lent per peso deposited. Michoacan had the lowest consumer credit ratio with 11 cents lent per peso deposited.\n\"This database demonstrates how non-banking institutions play an important role in the Mexican financial system: They offer services in communities with no access to banking services,\u201d Serrano said. \u201cWith this data we can now identify where and why non-banking institutions are complements or substitutes for banks. This information is a treasure for analysts, researchers and financial institutions.\"\nThe data aim to arouse interest among researchers and analysts about the Mexican financial system. These data will allow identifying historical patterns of savings and intermediation for different regions in Mexico. It will also encourage the study of the relationship between the use of financial services with socioeconomic factors.\nCNBV has formed connections with many top research organizations, like CFSP. The data is the result of this collaboration. It is an attempt to break information barriers by facilitating a deeper and more comprehensive assessment of the evolution of the Mexican financial system at the municipality level. The researchers hope the information contributes to the development and evaluation of public policies and promotes research on financial systems.\nThe complete dataset, manual and codebook are available on the CFSP website:\nwww.cfsp.org/research/research-projects/regional-approach-financial-savings-and-intermediation\nThe Comisi\u00f3n Nacional Bancaria y de Valores (CNBV) is Mexico\u2019s financial services authority. The mission of CNBV is to safeguard the stability of the Mexican financial system and to foster its efficiency and inclusive development. 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        "raw_content": "Janitorial Cleaning Services and the Benefits of Hiring them\nFor anyone who has ever made an attempt to clean their commercial spaces on their own, the one thing that all have experienced is the fact that the task is not only demanding but as well difficult and even after putting in the best of their effort, the results weren\u2019t as sparkling. This is for the fact that in as much as you will have so strived to put in your best to the task, still there will be that professional touch lacking and missing in all the efforts. From the above facts, it is as such a necessity of a kind that when it comes to your cleaning needs in your property, the ideal is to settle for the services of the professional cleaning services and the following reasons and benefits further corroborate the wisdom in making such a move.\nIn actual sense, any business and of whatever size and nature will definitely see quite amazing results and as well appreciate the many benefits that come with the choice to let their cleaning chores handled by the experts in cleaning.\nFirst and foremost, looking at the benefits and reasons as to why it is so advisable for you to consider getting the professionals in cleaning handle these needs in your home is the fact that with them you will have such access to the specialized tools and equipment for the cleaning needs for the property. It quite goes without saying that the professional cleaning companies actually have all the awareness of all the latest innovations and developments relevant to the cleaning chores and as such it is a fact that when you get to allow them handle this need for you, you will be well assured of the fact that they will handle your needs with such relevant solutions and tech.\nThe second reason making this the most feasible decision to take as you look for the best solution to your cleaning needs is the fact that they have trained and skilled staff. Thanks to the training that these professionals have, they will be in such a position to deliver exquisite cleaning results for your commercial environment to make it such an appealing environment and area for business purposes.\nOne other reason why it makes much sense considering the services of the professional cleaning services for your needs is in the fact that they will see you lower your environmental footprint with the cleaning solutions sought. This is looking at the fact that when it comes to environmental care, the professional cleaning companies have made such a stride in ensuring eco friendly solutions in this regard.",
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        "raw_content": "Home \u00bb Online Schools, Online Colleges and Online Universities \u00bb PCDI - Professional Career Development Institute\nPCDI - Professional Career Development Institute\nIntroduction to PCDI - Professional Career Development Institute\nPCDI - Professional Career Development Institute is now Ashworth University. The distance learning college used to be three separate schools: PCDI - Professional Career Development Institute, Ashworth College and James Madison High School. The university offers classes online and through the mail. PCDI - Professional Career Development Institute offers more than 75 programs of study.\nStudent Life at PCDI - Professional Career Development Institute\nThe distance learning program at PCDI - Professional Career Development Institute provides a flexible program of study based on individual students' needs. The accredited school's website offers a student portal to pay tuition, review grades and to request help. Students of the distance education college can also request help by phone or email.\nFAQs on PCDI - Professional Career Development Institute\nIs PCDI - Professional Career Development Institute Accredited?\nPCDI - Professional Career Development Institute holds a number of accreditations. Ashworth University is an accredited member of the Distance Education and Training Council.\nAshworth University High School, a division of PCDI - Professional Career Development Institute is regionally accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools and the Commission on International and Trans-Regional Accreditation. In addition, Ashworth University meets the requirements of the Georgia Nonpublic Postsecondary Education Commission to provide associate's, bachelor's, master's degree programs and career programs.\nWhat Are Some Requirements for PCDI - Professional Career Development Institute?\nThe requirements for PCDI - Professional Career Development Institute vary according to area of study and the degree or certificate program you choose to pursue. Enrolling students who want to get an associate's degree or a bachelor's degree must have a GED or a high school diploma. Students who wish to earn a master's degree from PCDI - Professional Career Development Institute must have already completed an undergraduate degree.\nCan I Receive Financial Aid From PCDI - Professional Career Development Institute?\nFinancial aid is available from PCDI - Professional Career Development Institute. The distance learning college associate's, bachelor's and master's degree programs are approved for financing through the Sallie Mae Training Loan Program. In addition, students at PCDI - Professional Career Development Institute may be eligible for tuition reimbursement through their employer.\nWhat Are the Career Possibilities From PCDI - Professional Career Development Institute?\nThe career possibilities for graduates of the PCDI - Professional Career Development Institute are almost endless. Students who pursue a career in business, healthcare, IT, general studies, legal studies or a skilled trade are well prepared to find a job after they complete their studies.",
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        "raw_content": "5 Overlooked Details to Consider when Starting a Blog\nEvery day thousands of new blogs are created. And each day, thousands of blogs are abandoned. The world of blogging can be as sweet and rewarding as winning the lottery or as bitter as lemons. While anyone can start a blog, running and maintaining a successful blog takes determination, preparation and organization.\nThere's more to blogging than just sitting down and rehashing your day--that's journaling; all blogs aren't journals. Blogging requires the precision of a well-executed uppercut in a boxing ring and the poised grace of a swan on a clear, still lake. 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If you've read my blog for any length of time, then you probably know that I'm a staunch Blogger girl and for me, combined with my limited knowledge of coding, Blogger provides all I need as a blogger. Their ties with Google and Google's influence in blogging make it a very natural decision.\nFor others, Wordpress feels more like home. There are some really big differences between the two platforms and they are worth exploring before making your decision. To make it a bit easier, a rough difference is that Blogger provides the space for you to have a more hands off approach in terms of updates and maintenance and Wordpress is a lot more demanding in this aspect. The best thing to do is to have a good look around both platforms and weigh up the pros and cons and research to find the best fit for you.\n3. Choose a URL You Won't Hate in the Morning\nYour URL is for life. Okay, not really, but it's best if you just assume it is from the start. 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        "raw_content": "Before you start to evaluate what you think needs to happen, you should get an accurate account of what needs to be split. Think beyond just the larger assets. If you bought living room furniture together, you have to decide who keeps it. Ideally, each person will walk away with the things they brought into the relationship. For example, if you've been using your boyfriend's bed in the apartment you share, he will probably take that with him if he leaves.\nThis brings up another point to think about. How will you handle accounts you are both on currently? These will have to be taken over by one person. If you are both on a lease for a home, you will have to find out if you can have this changed to only one person's name. You also need to change utility accounts and others over to the appropriate person.\nWe know this is a big transition for you, especially if you have been in the relationship for a while. We can work with you to find out what options you have and to stand up for your rights during the split.\nRelated Posts: Family law matters have options for you to consider, Establishing paternity for unmarried parents in California, Ensure your prenuptial agreement is executed properly, Finding the right plan for your family law matter",
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        "raw_content": "It was a pleasure to see many of you at the UCSB Reception in NYC in February. The enthusiasm with which the alumni, current graduate students and faculty have attended the receptions in the last three years assures me this new department tradition will continue to blossom in the future.\nAs we look forward to concluding two successful faculty searches this year in the Architecture, Urbanism, and Visual Culture of the Ancient World and Art and Architecture of the Medieval World, we will lose another cherished colleague to retirement: Prof. Jeanette Favrot Peterson announced her retirement at the end of this academic year. We will host a reception in her honor on Fri May 1, 2015.\nAlso in Spring quarter we will host the 40th Art History Graduate Student Symposium on April 24, 2015 with Prof. Peter L. Galison, as the keynote speaker (see details below). 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Fellow scholars sorely missed his active presence in the field after his health led him to retire.\nLarry will be remembered warmly by his students. He was a generous advisor, and in his decades at UCSB he sat on more than thirty thesis committees and supervised five dissertations. He mentored undergraduates as well, encouraging them to study abroad and helping them understand that art history could be a career. He was great raconteur, a skill put to use in his seminars, where we would nudge him to tell us tales of art historians past and he would let his flair for the dramatic turn something as simple as Carl Nordenfalk's necktie choice into an epic saga. His analytical skills, his enthusiasm for all things Italian, and his favorite turns of phrase have shaped our own experiences, and we all hear his voice whenever we see the apse mosaics of medieval Rome (\"Do we have a lamb frieze?\"), or the Tetrarchs (\"Rome has fallen!\"), or scenes of the Expulsion from Paradise (\"Adam and Eve have had to leave Santa Barbara to go to Los Angeles and work at the Bank of America\"), or the countless other works of art that he introduced in his courses.\n-- Sarah Thompson, Rochester Institute of Technology (PhD, 2009), Nov 28, 2014\n\"Conversation with Wang Shu\": Students, faculty and friends from the Santa Barbara community participated in an evening seminar with Pritzker-winning architect Wang Shu, hosted by the department on Feb 4. Wang Shu talked about his philosophy of design and practice, about the state of architectural education in China, the rapid growth of his own architectural school, and why he does not design with a computer, relying instead on drawing by hand. A key point of discussion was his idea of \u201camateur architecture,\u201d and how he sees the viability of an alternate paradigm of practice given the scale of the urbanism in China.\nOn Feb 3 evening he presented a lecture, \"Dialogue with Water,\" hosted by the Interdisciplinary Humanities Center at UCSB as part of their year-long lectures and events series, The Anthropocene: The View from the Humanities. 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Sophia is also a curatorial research assistant for Santa Barbara Museum of Art\u2019s \"Botticelli, Titian & Beyond,\" an exhibition of five hundred years of Italian painting from Glasgow Museums, which also opened Feb 8.\n2014-15 Department Lecture Series: \"Materiality\"\nForthcoming Lectures (all in Arts 1332):\nThu Mar 19: Rebecca Messbarger (Washington University in St. Louis), \u201cRevision and Reform of the Body in Peter Leopold's New Florence (1765-1790)\u201d\nTue Apr 7: Dr. Youn-Mi Kim (Yale University), \"Visualizing the Invisible: Materiality in Liao Pagodas, 907-1125\"\nCosponsored by the Department of East Asian Languages and Cultural Studies and the Department of Religious Studies\nThu May 14: Dr. Fabio Barry (Stanford University), \"Intangible and Unspeakable Hagia Sophia\"\nThe Art History Graduate Student Association's 40th Annual Symposium, Truth Claims, will be held on Friday, April 24, 2015. Prof Peter Galison, Harvard University, will be the keynote speaker. 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        "raw_content": "Sam Mendes, Director; Alan Ball, Writer; DreamWorks Home Entertainment; Anamorphic Widescreen 2.5:1; Dolby Digital & DTS 5.1, English Subtitles & Captions; 122 Minutes\nIf Love And Basketball is about upwardly mobile slam dunking by black families, American Beauty is a heart-chillingly funny look at totally dysfunctional white ones. Kevin is definitely Spacey, as he angsts his way through mid-life, and Annette Bening even moreso as his wife Carolyn, a dissociated real estate dealer. And to set off the degeneration of this marriage even more, a series of events occurs throughout the film to lead to the inevitable tragedy at the end.\nHowever, by having Spacey\u2019s character, Lester, reveal his own fate at the beginning, the tragedy is turned into a fascinating ironic comedy, in which the children are more adult than their parents, and certainly less psychotic. I don\u2019t want to give away too much of American Beauty\u2019s plot, but part of the spice, as Spacey gets spacier, is provided by the neighbours in this suburban hell, a gay male couple on one side, and a homophobic, gun-collecting ex-Marine and his video-voyeur teenage son on the other. Of course, the former family is normal, friendly, and generous, while the latter one, with a \u201cThere, there, dear\u201d mother between hardboiled father and sensitive son (who also deals drugs), is dysfunctional to a possibly deadly degree.\nIt\u2019s easy to see why this film won so many awards, including 5 Oscars, because the ensemble acting is so powerful that you remain riveted to the screen for the full two hours. And Lester\u2019s growing obsession with and graphic fantasies about his daughter\u2019s cheerleader friend add to the plot. And Peter Gallagher\u2019s cameo as a real-estate supersalesman with whom Carolyn has an affair is very creepy and funny.\nAmerican Beauty just crackles with larger-than-life characters, Ball\u2019s script giving them lots to chew on and spit out. Director Sam Mendes\u2019 comments about reading the script are worth quoting: \u201cThe strange thing was that at each reading the script seemed to be something else. It was a highly inventive black comedy. It was a mystery story with a genuine final twist. It was a kaleidoscopic journey through American suburbia, and a highly visually articulate one at that. It was a series of love stories\u2026\u201d It\u2019s these things and more, and the resulting movie Mendes has crafted is brilliant in its flashing facets of ambiguity that come down to one question in the end: who killed Lester?\nSpecial Features: A Look Closer is astonishing in that it appears that the cast of the film seems to have had a lot of fun playing people who don\u2019t have a lot of fun. At least that\u2019s what the footage shows, as director and crew coach the audience for the cheerleaders, and discuss the making of American Beauty. Writer Alan Ball and director Sam Mendes talk about the synergy of their working together, noting that Mendes\u2019 stage experience contributes greatly to his first film project, and this is echoed by Bening and Spacey, who both come from stage backgrounds. There are a lot of insights in this featurette, particularly Spacey\u2019s comments about Lester\u2019s finding his sense of humour and getting inside life so he can bear it.\nOther extras include commentary by Mendes and Ball over the film\u2019s length (I can almost never find time to sit through these), storyboard and screenplay presentations, and a pair of theatrical trailers that are very good.\nDVD Reviews - All The President\u2019s Men",
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        "raw_content": "A Theology of Smart Cards\nSmart cards are now the most prevalent computers in the world. In particular, they are the central piece of the wireless revolution. The brain of 600 million mobile phones, they embed Java to bring personal, secure computing to the world population in the most egalitarian spread of advanced technology.\nA Theology of Smart Cards presents smart cards today, details the next ten years of technical evolution, and highlights research directions for the 20 years to come. As smart card wireless agents grow to billions of units, their evolution is compared to today's most advanced wireless agents, human beings.\nBertrand du Castel, Schlumberger Fellow\nBased in Austin, Texas, USA, Bertrand du Castel heads Smart Cards Research for Schlumberger. He is also Chairman of the Java Card Forum Technical Committee, an organization of all the major players of the smart card industry. Bertrand holds a PhD in Computer Science from the University of Paris and an Engineer Diploma from Ecole Polytechnique, France.",
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        "raw_content": "\"And after you have suffered for a little while, the God of all grace, who called you to His eternal glory in Christ, will Himself perfect, confirm, strengthen, and establish you (1 Pet. 5: 10 NASB).\"\nThe first thing that has to be examined is the identity of the \"you\" being spoken of in 1 Pet. 5: 10. In context, the \"you\" are the elders (leaders) and the laymen, and the believers who at the time were facing intense persecution. In principle, the passage was written to all future believers of the Church Age who would also face intense persecution for their faith.\nAccording to 2 Timothy 3: 12 NASB (parenthesis mine), \"....ALL (NO EXCEPTINS) who desire to live godly in Christ Jesus will (not might) be persecuted\". 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Note that favoring a relationship with others over one's relationship with God amounts to spiritual adultery, disqualifying one from the life of discipleship (Luke 14: 26).\nThe next term in 1 Pet. 5: 10 to be understood is \"period\". A period (here) has a definnate beginning and ending time. The length time that passes from the beginning to the ending can very, but is no longer or shorter than what it takes to achieve its divine objective. One principle that I heard over and over again during my years of study for ordination was that whatever God does not remove, He intends for us to endure. Human nature not only wants relief from suffering, but wants it NOW!\nSometimes our suffering is for prevention. The Apostle Paul was given \"a thorn in the flesh\" so that he would not exalt himself. Paul prayed for relief more than once, but the answer was \"No!\".\nThe idea that a servant of God is going to walk through life without experiencing illness, injury, or suffering that is common to all men is not what the Bible teaches.\nMany of God's greatest servants (past/present/future) have suffered or will suffer greatly. Sometimes they have or will suffer the consequences of their own sin(s) (2 Sam. 12: 14). Sometimes they have suffered or will suffer the consequences of the sins of others (1 Chron. 21: 8, 14/2 Sam 12: 14). Many times they have suffered or will suffer for doing what was right (2 Tim. 3: 12). In ONE case, He suffered to make atonement for the sins of the whole world (1 John 2: 2) even though He Himself lived a life of sinless perfection (Heb. 4: 15). But in each and every moment of suffering, there were ALWAYS divine objectives.\nIF one is not willing to suffer for the cause of Christ, he/she is not interested in either identifying or executing the true post salvation spiritual life. Suffering goes hand in hand with discipleship, but since suffering is inevitable, it takes very little spiritual discernment to see that if one is going to suffer, at least be wise enough to suffer for the right reason(s) (1 Pet. 2: 20/1Pet.3: 14, 17).\nA measure of time from divine viewpoint is much different from how it is viewed or experienced by human viewpoint. Scripture expresses divine viewpoint. The \"little while\" of 1 Pet. 5: 10 must be interpreted accordingly.\n\"For a thousand years in Thy sight Are like yesterday when it passes by, Or as a watch in the night (Psalms 90: 4 NASB).\" A watch in the night consisted of only a few hours.\nFor humans, even minutes spent waiting for the arrival of an overdue loved one on a stormy night, or word about the outcome of a loved one going through a critical surgery can seem like an agonizing eternity.\nThe relatively long life spans of some of the earliest generations of Man (Genesis) can make the three score and ten (70 years) of Psalms 90: 10 seem rather short. But from divine viewpoint, no matter how much time that God appoints (Psalms 31: 5) to any soul to live here on Earth, its no more than like a passing mist that is here today and gone tomorrow (James 4: 14).\nAdam's appointed time on Earth was 930 years (Gen. 5: 5). Noah's appointed time of Earth 950 years Gen. 9: 29. The appointed time for both John the Baptist and the Lord Jesus Christ was less than 35 years. David's son (2 Sam. 11:27/2 Sam 12: 18 was called home in infancy or childhood. In each case, each one did not die one second earlier or remain here on Earth one second longer than the time that God determined in order to fulfill HIS promises.\nWe can bury, cremate, or otherwise dispose of the corpse, but NOT the soul. There is not ONE soul in ANY grave, urn, casket, or cemetery. Every soul that God has ever or will ever create is and will forever continue to live on in one of two general environments upon leaving the body at the moment of physical death. Human viewpoint see death as and END, but divine viewpoint see it as an immediate change in environment and location. Every soul that God has created (or will create) is as much alive and conscious as it was when it was in the body here on Earth. The bodily resurrection prophesied in 1 Thess.4: 16, 17 takes place at the Rapture, but the souls of beievers that depart before that event are ALIVE and well in Heaven. The departed souls of unbelievers are ALIVE in the Torments of Hades awaiting the final judgment of unbelievers and the lake of fire (Rev. 20:13, 15).\nCompared to eternity that will never end, time here on Earth for ALL of us is VERY short. Never-the-less yet the decisions we make during our time here on Earth determines WHERE and HOW we will forever experience ALL of eternity. How many one of us will experience Heaven and how many of us will experience Hell is determined by the choice we make for ourselves during our time here on Earth (John 3: 16 18/Rev. 20: 13, 15). For the one's who spend it in Heaven, will it be with or without reward (1 Cor. 3: 12-15)? That, my friend, is determined by the choices made by the one we face in the mirror!\nThe next term to be understood in the type of suffering being referred to in 1 Pet. 5: 10. Many refer to \"all\" the suffering that they or others suffer is the \"cross that they have to bear\", when in fact much of the suffering that is common to man has got NOTHING to do with the type of suffering being referenced in 1 Pet. 5: 10.\nHealth, financial, familial, labor, career, social, political, and personal relationships are among the MANY issues can be the source of both blessing and suffering. Most of these issues provided a mixed bag of both blessing and suffering. These issues are experienced by virtually everyone in all faiths and walks of life here on planet Earth.\nThe devil will certainly make use of the stress and adversity that such issues generate to suggest that things do NOT always turn out for the good as God (Rom. 8: 28) contends. To understand what God is actually saying in Rom. 8: 28, one must accurately identify what category of believers (advancing disciples) that God is referring to, and what He means when He says that He, \"...causes all things to work together for good to those who love God, to those who are called according to His purpose (Rom. 8: 28 NASB).\"\nOnly a minority of each generation of the world's population choose to become \"born again - John 3: 5, 7\" and only a minority of those who are born again choose to enter into and remain in the true post salvation spiritual life of discipleship. It is this minority within a minority who meet the criteria of Romans 8: 28. A person who \"loves\" God is one who puts God and things of God above EVERYTHING and EVERYONE else , including one self! Being \"called according to His purpose\" refers to believers who are advancing disciples.\nHaving things \"work out for the good\" can involve great blessings and prosperity but can also be the source of much adversity and suffering here on Earth. In some cases, there will be Earthly blessings experienced following a period of great suffering (Book of Job), whereas for others the suffering will be the appointed means for one's earthly departure with the rewards/blessings not being received until one is in Heaven. Anyone can be a willing follower of God as long as everything is going his/her way, but it is those who stand true to God in the midst of great undeserved (from human viewpoint) suffering that are in a position to bring God the greatest glory.\nHaving \"things work together for the good\" refers to the manifestation of the plan of God (not necessarily ours) in the Earthly life of an advancing disciple. For some believers this means blessings of prosperity, whereas for others this means many hardships. The reason for this is that God desires to have His \"ambassadors\" in ALL walks of life. God is just as interested in the salvation and the edification of the souls huddles around a barrel fire under a bridge as He is in the souls of the (earthly) rich and famous. God needs His ambassadors in prisons, nursing homes, hospitals, the military, public safety, education, and virtually ever area of labor or domestic environment.\nBecause of the socio-economic benefits or limitations that the different walks of life provide, the overt experience among believers will vary greatly. For the advancing disciple, the bottom line is that he/she is where GOD wants him/her to be in order to accomplish the divine objectives that God has in mind for souls he/she will interact with as he/she shares the same overt activity. How long and to what extent any given advancing disciple is to remain in any given area of activity is determined by the plan of God.\nThe plan that God has in mind will cause some to enter and remain in the same area of work and/or activity in the same location for decades. Others will do the same type of work or activity, but in diverse locations. Others will find themselves engaged in many different forms of labor or activity but will experience changes of locations. What ALL of these things have in common, is that wherever one goes, there are souls that God desires to evangelize and edify.\nThis does NOT mean that God wants us to become the type of believer that people begin to avoid when they see us coming. If one is truly advancing in the post salvation spiritual life, there will be no need to go around looking for people to approach with either the Gospel or an edifying bit of post ( after) salvation doctrine. The UNSPOKEN testimony of the advancing disciples daily attitudes and choices will bring inquirers to them. If God the Holy Spirit has not first prepared the recipient of the information to receive it, then NOTHING is going to happen (John 15: 5). This information is the Gospel Message for unbelievers and Doctrines of the Faith for believers.\nAdvancing disciples will share the same earthly environments and activities as do their non-spiritual counterparts. What (should) make the advancing disciple different is that he/she is there to serve in the capacity of Christ's ambassador (). An ambassador is one who understands the policies of the kingdom that he/she represents and conveys that information to the ones where he/she is assigned.\nThe greater the glory that is brought to God, the more difficult it will be for the individual or group of individual This was the harsh lesson that Peter had to learn when he (Peter) spoke against the idea of the Lord going to Jerusalem where He would be crucified (Matt. 16: 22, 23). This was the lesson behind the many believers who were shipwrecked, beaten, whipped, beheaded, fed to wild animals, imprisoned and otherwise tortured and/or martyred for the faith.\nIt is critically important to know WHY it is that we suffer in the vrious ways to do, as WHY we suffer is what determines HOW LONG we suffer. All SUFFERING is not evil, as some of the suffering that an advancing disciple e cunters is because he/she has chosen to live a godly life that glofifies God here in the devil's world (2 Tim. 4: 12). This does not make the suffering (of this type) any easier to take. It is the devil's intent to use this type of suffering (that God allows) to wear us down and mpede our forward progress. One Indication that the devil is getting the best of us is when we entertain a self-pitty party and begin to ask WHY we suffer, especially in light of the seemingly adversity-free environment that unbelievers or back-sliding fellow believers experience. The suffering that an advancing disciple experiences will NEVER end during one's time here on Earth, and in fact will onlu INCREASE as the devil and the Eph. 6: 12 counterattack ANY attempts to move forward in the plan of God.\nAdding more salt to the wound is the age-old question of the prosperity of the wicked. The Biblical answer to this question is asked and answered in Psalms.\nThe suffering (but not always the consequences) associated with divine discipline (Heb. 12: 6) can be as short or as long as it takes for the individual (or group of individuals) to REPENT, CONFESS, and/or FORSAKE any known areas of sin(s). This form of suffering can be as brief as few seconds it takes to repent, confess and choose to forsake the sin in view. If the sin is not forsaken, the believer will spend much of his/her post salvation spiritual life going around and around in a revolving doorway going in and out of fellowship with God and never moving forward in the plan of God.\nThe forgiveness of God is immediate and complete, but some of the consequences can remain for as on as the rest of one's life here on Earth. The consequences of sin can be the direct or indirect means of bringin one's life to an end.\nGuilty consciences, stress, loss of sleep, broken relationships, illegitimate offspring, abortions, criminal prosecution, civil liability, disease/health issues, financial hardship, social and familial acceptance, loss of career, etc., are among the many consequences that may still remain AFTER the forgiveness from God issue has been settled. God may allow such things in order to prevent future sin(s) of the same category on the part of the one involved and/or to warn others who may consider engaging in the same type of sin.\nKeep in mind that one not only reaps what he sows, but reaps MORE than he sows and LATER than he sows.\nOne may ask, what then is the point of repenting, confessing, and/or forsaking sin if none of consequences are going to change. For one thing, settling outstanding sin issue with God will avoid an increase in both the intensity and the frequency of divine discipline already in progress.\nFor an advancing disciple, just restoring the fellowship with God that confession brings about is enough incentive to address the known sin in one's life.\nNot being over-concerned with what other PEOPLE have to say about a sin you have committed that God has forgiven is one thing, but not being concerned with what GOD has to say about a sin that had not been repented, confessed or forsaken is another matter altogether. Any \"Christian\" that does not desire to be in fellowship (2 Cor. 13: 14) with God is in need of addressing a serious spiritual issue(s). Such a soul is wandering in deep spiritual darkness (Matt. 6: 23) and headed for spiritual shipwreck.\n\"If your eye (viewpoint) is bad (evil), your whole body (soul structure-Matt. 7: 24-27) will be full of (spiritual) darkness. If therefore the light (viewpoint) that is in you is darkness (contrary to divine viewpoint), how (dangerously-Matt. 7: 27) great is that darkness (Matt. 6: 23 NASB parenthesis mine).\"\nThe eyes of God are to pure to look on ANY sin (James 2: 10) in an approving manner (Hab. 1: 13). The Spirit of God does not forsake the sinning believer (Heb. 13: 5), but He is grieved (Eph. 4: 30). Grieving the Spirit of God will not result in the loss of SALVATION, but invites divine disciple. As long as the Spirit remains aggrieved, a believer has no Biblical grounds to expect any alleviation from the suffering that God sends or allows until the issue(s) are addressed.\nHaving an understanding of what the DIVINE purpose behind the suffering that God sends or allows to place can have a lot to do with getting a grip on how long the relative \"little whiles\" of 1 Pet. 5: 10 will last. 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Continue reading\nA Critical Analysis of the Evidence from Ralph Hawkins for a Late-Date Exodus-ConquestRalph Hawkins sidesteps the insurmountable problems associated with a late-date exodus-conquest and ...Recent Research on the Date and Setting of the ExodusSadly, most contemporary Biblical scholars deny the historicity of God\u2019s miraculous deliverance of I...The Biblical Date for the Exodus is 1446 BC: A Response to James HoffmeierThe date of the Biblical Exodus-Conquest is clear. 1 Kgs 6:1 and 1 Chr 6:33\u201337 converge on a date of...\nExodusConquestAmenhotepMerneptahBerlin ReliefManfred Gorg\nThe Berlin Topographical Statue Base Relief\nThe chronological data in the Bible, however, clearly indicates that these events transpired in the 15th century BC, the Exodus occurring in 1446 BC and the Conquest 1406\u20131400 BC (Wood 2008: 100). Now, for the first time, we have evidence from an Egyptian source which supports the earlier Biblical dating.\nThat source is an inscription housed in the Egyptian Museum in Berlin. It appears on a gray granite block 18 in (46 cm) high, 16 in (39.5 cm) wide and of unknown thickness since it was cut from a larger piece. According to the Museum\u2019s records, the block, most likely part of a statue base, was acquired in 1913 by Ludwig Borchardt from an Egyptian merchant. Borchardt (1863\u20131938) was a German Egyptologist who is best known for his excavations at Tell el-Amarna where he discovered the famous bust of Nefertiti, queen of Akhenaten (ca. 1350\u20131334 BC).\nThe inscription is comprised of three name rings superimposed on Western Asiatic prisoners, the rightmost of which is only partly preserved due to substantial damage, probably incurred when the block was removed from its original context. Above the heads of the prisoners is a partial band of hieroglyphs which reads \u201c\u2026one who is falling on his feet\u2026\u201d The inscription was first published in 2001 by Manfred G\u00f6rg, Professor Emeritus of Old Testament Theology and Egyptology at the University of Munich (Wood 2005a). The first two names are easily read\u2014Ashkelon and Canaan. The name on the right, however, is less certain. G\u00f6rg restored the right name as Israel and dated the inscription to the reign of Ramesses II (ca. 1279\u20131212 BC) in the Nineteenth Dynasty, based on a similarity of names to those on the Merenptah Stela (ca. 1210 BC).1 G\u00f6rg also concluded, based on the spellings of the names, that they were copied from an earlier inscription from around the time of Amenhotep II (ca. 1453\u20131419). Israeli Egyptologist Raphael Giveon (1916\u20131985) previously dated the inscription to the reign of Amenhotep III (ca. 1386\u20131349 BC) (1981: 137). If these two scholars are right, this extra-Biblical Egyptian inscription would place Israel in Canaan at about the time of the Biblical date for the Conquest.\nBust of Nefertiti from Tell el-Amarna, now in the Egyptian Museum in Berlin. (Photo by Michael Luddeni.)\nThe Berlin inscription now has been analyzed in greater detail and republished by G\u00f6rg and two other German scholars\u2014Dr. Peter van der Veen, Instructor of Old Testament and Biblical Archaeology at the University of Mainz, and Christoffer Theis, M.A., Lecturer at the Institute of Egyptology, University of Heidelberg (2010). The new study confirms the earlier conclusions of G\u00f6rg.\nThe authors point out that the names Ashkelon and Canaan largely were written consonantally and thus are closer to Eighteenth Dynasty examples from the reigns of Tuthmosis III (ca. 1504\u20131450 BC) and Amenhotep II, than to those from the times of Ramesses II and Merenptah (van der Veen, Theis and G\u00f6rg 2010: 16). In addition, ethnic renderings (\u201cCanaanites\u201d) in the inscriptions of Amenhotep II are similar to the name on the Berlin fragment, providing further evidence for an early date (van der Veen, Theis and G\u00f6rg 2010: 16).\nThe third name presents difficulties because of the broken nature of the right side of the inscription. A detailed examination of the relief, however, allowed the authors to reconstruct the name as Y3-\u0161r-il (\u201cIshrael\u201d), a name very close to Biblical y\u015br\u2019l (\u201cIsrael\u201d) (van der Veen, Theis and G\u00f6rg 2010: 17\u201318). The theophoric element il, \u201cGod,\u201d at the end of the name is written in a shortened form which again argues for an early date since the shortened form was in use prior to the reign of Amenhotep III (ca. 1386\u20131349 BC) (van der Veen, Theis and G\u00f6rg 2010: 16).\nTopographical statue base relief fragment depicting three Canaanite place names superimposed on Western Asiatic captives. The relief was purchased in Egypt in 1913 and is now in the Egyptian Museum in Berlin. (Photo from van der Veen, Theis and G\u00f6rg 2010: 16.)\nThe major difference between the name on the inscription and the Biblical name is that the inscription has \u201csh\u201d rather than \u201cs.\u201d This difference caused James Hoffmeier to reject the identification of the name on the inscription as that of the Israel of the Old Testament (2007: 241). But the authors point out that there is no known candidate for the name in the vicinity of Canaan and Ashkelon other than Biblical Israel (van der Veen, Theis and G\u00f6rg 2010: 18\u201319, 20). It is entirely possible that the \"sh\" spelling is an archaic form, or perhaps the cuneiform rendering (van der Veen, Theis and G\u00f6rg 2010: 19). Moreover, Egyptian scribes were not consistent in their usage of the hieroglyphs for \"sh\" and \"s\", and quite often interchanged them (van der Veen, Theis and G\u00f6rg 2010: 19\u201320).\nReconstructed third name ring with the name \u201cIshrael\u201d (van der Veen, Theis and G\u00f6rg 2010: 18).\nIn summary, the authors of the new study believe that the name on the Berlin statue base fragment is that of Israel and that it was part of a name list originally written in the Eighteenth Dynasty. This is much earlier than the appearance of the name Israel on the Merenptah Stela. Furthermore, they conclude that their findings \u201cindeed suggest that Proto-Israelites had migrated to Canaan sometime during the middle of the second millennium BCE\u201d (van der Veen, Theis and G\u00f6rg 2010: 21).\n1. For a discussion of the Merenptah Stela and associated pictorial wall reliefs, see Wood 2005b.\nGiveon, Raphael\n1981 Three Fragments from Egyptian Geographical Lists. Eretz Israel 15: 137\u2013139 and Plate 22.1 (Hebrew); English summary 81*.\n2001 Israel in Hieroglyphen. Biblischen Notizen 106: 21\u201327 (German).\n2007 What is the Biblical Date for the Exodus? A Response to Bryant Wood. Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society 50: 225\u201347.\nVeen, Peter van der, Christoffer Theis, and Manfred G\u00f6rg\n2010 Israel in Canaan (Long) Before Pharaoh Merenptah? A Fresh Look at Berlin Statue Pedestal Relief 21687. Journal of Ancient Egyptian Interconnections 2.4: 15\u201325. (Offsite link).\n2005a Extra-Biblical Evidence for the Conquest. Bible and Spade 18: 98\u201399.\n2005b Pharaoh Merenptah Meets Israel. Bible and Spade 18: 65\u201382.\n2008 Recent Research on the Date and Setting of the Exodus. Bible and Spade 21: 97\u2013108.\n11_11_11 New Evidence Supporting the Early (Biblical) Date of the Exodus and Conquest.pdf (468.37 kb)\nDr. Wood's review of the evidence for the dating of the levels of destruction for Jerico have shown that the early date for the Exodus is consistent with what archeology reveals there. While seeking to review the military campaigns of Amenhotep II in relation to those of his father, I found this very good article regarding the evidence that supports the traditional (early) date for the Exodus that was written by Douglas Petrovich, of the Novosibirsk Biblical Theological Seminary, Novosibirsk, Russia: \"Amenhotep II and the historicity of the Exodus-Pharaoh\". (On the Internet.) Given the firey cloud that appeared on top of Mt. Sinai, and the pillars of cloud and fire that the Israelites followed in the desert, it appears that this gives us a clue for the actual date of the eruption of Santorin - with its seeming connection to the ten plagues.\nDavid Doerr - 11/24/2011 8:03:19 AM\nIn November of last year I was involved in a discussion of this stela in an Internet forum. I asked why the article constantly refers to \u201cproto-Israel\u201d rather than just saying \u201cIsrael.\u201d Peter van der Veen replied, \u201cWhat I mean in the article is the core group with whom other groups associated later (that is a biblical thought, think of the mixed multitude at the Exodus . . .)\u201d\nIt is curious that scholars will write of proto-Israel, but never of proto-Assyria or proto-Egypt. Why then is it \u201cproto-Israel\u201d and not simply \u201cIsrael\u201d? Is this because it would indicate that there really was a people called Israel in the 14th century BC, descendants of the patriarch Jacob/Israel, and to admit this would be conceding too much to the historical veracity of the Bible?\nI don\u2019t see any hieroglyphs for \u201cproto\u201d in this or the Merneptah inscription . For the Egyptians, \u201cIsrael\u201d was just \u201cIsrael.\u201d Shouldn\u2019t it be the same in modern histories?\nHere is an anecdote related by David Rohl on the \u201cproto\u201d in \u201cproto-Israel.\u201d (Rohl basically accepts the biblical account of the Exodus, and dates it to 1447 or 1446 BC, but he revises the Egyptian chronology so that the Exodus occurred at the end of Egypt\u2019s 14th Dynasty rather than during the 18th Dynasty.) Rohl wrote,\n\u201cA few years back I had a conversation with one of the grandees of Egyptology during a reception in the British Museum after a lecture by Dorothy Arnold on the so-called 'Joseph Statue' at Tell ed-Daba. That professor I was having the chat with said he had no problem in envisaging the cult statue and tomb found in Tell ed-Daba Area F being the source for the Joseph story in Genesis ... so long as we refer to the owner as a 'Proto-Joseph' and his people as 'Proto-Israelites'. He insisted upon this to distinguish between these people being the SOURCE for the biblical tradition rather than being the actual HISTORICAL people the Bible calls 'Israelites'. Now the distinction may be lost on most people, but what it does is allow academics to come round to the idea that the biblical stories of Sojourn, Exodus and Conquest may be based on events that occurred in the Middle Bronze Age rather than the Late bronze Age but, crucially, without conceding the need for a revised chronology. In other words the stories/legends about these MBA people were adopted/borrowed by the later biblical chronographers to flesh out early 'Israelite history' and give the nascent Israelite state a cultural foundation.\u2019\nMy response to him was another question: \u2018So, if we are looking at a Proto-Joseph and Proto-Israelites, does that mean we also have a Proto-Moses, Proto-Joshua and Proto-Conquest?\u2019 I think the prof got the message.\u201d\nEnd of quote from David Rohl.\nIncidentally, although Peter van der Veen did his advanced study in Germany, he is Dutch by nationality.\nRodger C. Young, St. Louis\nhttp://www.rcyoung.org\nRodger C. Young - 11/25/2011 2:30:12 PM\nAlso notice the length of the beard as measured against the 'neck-rope'. I have found Egyptian hieroglyphs to be quite, you might say, anthological.\nJoseph F. Gambino - 11/28/2011 12:30:58 PM\nGreat Article! Thanks for sharing this information. I am leaning to the earlier date for the Exodus and I will research this lead further. Thanks!\nKen Mafli - 1/15/2012 1:42:55 PM\nThe reason \"Proto-Israel\" is used is because there is wide scholarly agreement that a people known as \"Israel\" existed in Canaan apart from any who may or may not have emigrated from Egypt.\nPaul Forbes - 7/13/2012 1:34:37 PM",
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        "raw_content": "IMAGINING NEW NARRATIVES OUT OF HEALING\n\"Energetic Africa\" (Yago)\nYago: Carl, let us move to the third part of this interview. You have shared with us your experience as a peacebuilder guided by the imaginary from african traditions. I would like to ask you now about the gift of resilience in the African people. You are amazed by African's resilient capacities to dance, sing, mourn... Could you share with us what you have witnessed on this regard?\nCarl: It is beyond the African culture too. Many indigenous cultures have elaborate processes of dance and music and ritual to mediate the difficulties in life. To give meaning and understanding, I think they are important forms of releasing the energy that is locked inside of a person. These rituals of dance and music are important for keeping the equilibrium in society. I couldn\u2019t imagine better cultural ethos to do the work of trauma healing, justice and peacebuilding because of this ability to integrate ways in which people can release their anger, frustration and pain.\nMore specifically, music in South Africa played an invaluable role as an instrument in the liberation struggle. And then, I see this same function translated in the Church too. Why is it that the Pentecostal Church is growing so fast, so rapidly in the Global South and amongst the poorest of the poor? Okay, you could be cynical and say that part of it is this theological promise of the blessing of the future, of heaven\u2019s streets of gold, and of wealth and prosperity here on earth. However, I also experienced this here in the USA amongst the urban poor. The Pentecostal movements were rapidly growing and these churches offered a place in which people could leave their trauma, worries, pain, and grief behind them. For a few hours a week all of the horror of the unnecessary deaths, criminal activity, loved ones being put behind bars, overwhelming substance abuse was laid to rest, even forgotten. All of this could be brought to the Church, and there was this release through song, dance, shouting, shaking, and going into a trance. Yes, all of this has to do with the body and the spirit movement, and the release. So I find even now, that\u2019s why my wife and I choose to fellowship in an African-American Church. We have personally been part of African-American or African churches since 1988. I say we are spoiled for the ordinary, for us to worship it means an embodied experience, it cannot be a mental assent for us, that is not integrated enough for us. I understand for someone this may sound strange, they would say: \u201cthat\u2019s extreme\u201d, but for me it is an integrated process, so when I am worshiping I am using my body, mind and spirit/soul. For us, the issue is not whether everything makes sense or not, but whether what I am sensing or feeling, and what I am processing consciously or subconsciously as I worship is Spirit-led.\nThe other part of resiliency in the African people would be their focus in community and the focus on relationships. So, you can see how important the greeting is, you must greet another human being whenever you see them. It is unheard of to be so busy that I cannot greet you. I like the translation of the greeting in isiZulu - \u201cSawabona\u201d that literally translates \u201cI see you,\u201d and if it is a group of people it is \u201csanbownani\u201d which translates \u201cI see all of you.\u201d It is a rich image - \u201cto see.\u201d I see, I recognize, I acknowledge your humanity, not just with an \u201chello\u201d or \u201cchao\u201d. It is a very dignifying kind of acknowledgement.\nYago: Carl, let us shift our conversation to the challenging topic of systemic violence. After all your experience on the field, how would you describe and define modern slavery in its broadest sense? Could you describe the energies that enslave humanity today?\nCarl: I think I should start by being clear on my ideological bias at this point (I draw from critical theory substantially), which was greatly influenced by my time in South Africa. So, I have to start with the origins of all the modern-day institutions/ structures which we struggle with so much in the present, whether that be in the form of government, military, justice, education, religion, media or economic systems. At the root of all this is how we understand colonial history. What were the energies that drove colonialism? And how did the outward trappings of colonialism become coverings for internal expressions of a much deeper process? I am fully aware that these are highly contested arenas of thought and feeling. I\u2019m not only applying critical thinking to the European enlightenment era. There were many important evolutionary discoveries, scientifically about health and many things, about art. So it would be na\u00efve to write off Euro-centric enlightenment as something only wrong or dark.\nOn the other hand, one has to look at the philosophical and spiritual roots of the scientific/modernist enlightenment movements and what were the motivations and impulses. I have less positive feel for that, because the impulse was that rank had become quite important in the understanding of world. And Europe was at the top of the ranking order, and the rest of the world was at the bottom of that ranking system, and we were \u2018right\u2019 intellectually, spiritually, physically, in many ways \u2018advancement\u2019 was discerned or defined by this motivation of one culture, or a particular group of cultures \u2013 the European cultures. It was not just one culture, but the sort of white male of the 1700-1800s was dominating much of the socio-economic thinking and political institution building and at that point it was a climax for the white European male, he was on top of all things in his known world. At that time, there were grave power dynamics at play that had no checks and balances - there was destructive greed, a sense of moral and intellectual superiority, which to me become the philosophical and spiritual roots that drove the modernist enlightenment process. And speaking as a white male with privilege, we are still trying to figure out how to get rid of the dread of those legacies; the sludge that we have carried with us because of that history. It is taking a lot of undoing, and will continue to need a lot of unpacking.\nYago: As you are mentioning, we are struggling how to get rid of that feeling of superiority. This \u201ccolonial energy\u201d is very much subconscious and behaves in very subtle ways. As we know, the abolishment of slavery in America didn\u2019t stop racism in this country. It took many decades for the real emancipation of the African-American. Energies of enslavement do not disappear at once. It often takes many years of deconstruction, processing and forgiveness.\nCarl: For us here in the United States, I think there\u2019s nothing more clear than the way we\u2019ve treated the history of the enslavement of African peoples as well as, before that even, the genocide of the people who inhabited this land before the white European came. By the very fact that we have refused to publicly acknowledge these historical harms, particularly the genocide of the indigenous native peoples, these historical wounds have become foundational to the corporate identity of this nation. We have tried to rewrite our history and make it nicer, kindler, gentler, but we cannot. That energy remains until we surface it and begin to collectively and publicly work with it.\nThe same with slavery, the energy surrounding race relationships, even until today carries the aftermath of slavery. Even though yesterday we inaugurated our first African American president for his second term, a very historic moment, that process on its own has not erased a deep-seated legacy of structural racism that we\u2019re still working with. It\u2019s deep-seated in many of the public institutions that we have come to take for granted, and have not looked at carefully because they have existed for decades and centuries.\nYago: Let us go in depth into that. As a whole, American society is living from the surface, not acknowledging its past in its whole truth. America is not dealing with its collective unconscious; America is not processing its life history as a Nation; America is not lamenting; America is projecting to the world its unresolved issues being controlled and dominated by unprocessed energies. Would you agree with this?\nCarl: I am fully aware of my privilege as an American, and I love to live here, it\u2019s a beautiful place, and I live in a place here in Harrisonburg where it\u2019s calm and peaceful. It\u2019s an amazing place and there are multiple things I\u2019m thankful for that I have been blessed with. I don\u2019t want to sound like I don\u2019t have any grateful acknowledgment for the good things of this country.\nOn the other hand, it does us no good to simply whitewash over that history and pretend it wasn\u2019t there - and continue to convince ourselves, and each subsequent generation of a patriotic history that simply isn\u2019t giving the authentic story. Because of the violence of such things as the mass killing of indigenous people, and not dealing with that, the foundations of our nation have been built on violence - like many other modern nations. So therefore, the institutions we have grown to love have many good things about them, many positive things that democracy and freedom have allowed, and yet, I don\u2019t care how prominent, successful and powerful a democracy is, if it is built on violence, then that violence seeps into the institutional mindset and framework. And so you have almost a violence DNA, which infiltrates into the socio-political and religious structures of society.\nSo for instance, Michelle Alexander, an African American lawyer, just published a book here on what she calls the \u201cNew Jim Crow.\u201d The Jim Crow was the era of post slavery but pre civil rights, where the African American was supposedly \u2018free\u2019, but not free to live amongst the dominant white public. They were still in extensive segregation. Those were called the Jim Crow laws and they separated the black and the white. The caricature of the black American became a form of entertainment for the white, the black person\u2019s music and dance were something to enjoy, but to give them freedom, to give their children equal opportunity, was not on the table. The Jim Crow era was a time of social and legal restrictions for people of color in the USA, and these conditions made it ripe for the civil rights movement to gain momentum.\nWhat is so profound is what Michelle Alexander has discovered? Her book is a deconstruction of the criminal justice industrial complex and the evolution of our corrections system as a racist structure. Large percentages of African Americans are incarcerated. Why is that? Clearly statistics have indicated that African Americans do not commit more crimes, they don\u2019t do more drugs per capita, so why are their percentages so high? It\u2019s because institutions are built up about marginalizing these groups of people. And things that appear to be positive, backfire, and there are unintended consequences. In the 1980s, we declared a war on drugs, what that meant, is we were going to send the law enforcement, and we were going to increase our surveillance of the poverty stricken marginalized communities because that\u2019s where we assumed the drug activity was most prevalent. So, we have more police per capita in the inner cities than in the suburbs, making more people vulnerable to arrest. So many African Americans are in the prison system for minor drug offenses. If we had as many police surveying the white suburbs, we\u2019d have many more whites arrested. But they aren\u2019t being watched as closely. And this is only one example of how a system turns on you. Before we know it, this entire system imploded and became a monster, and that \u201cFrankenstein\u201d monster is beyond our control, even though we have had good intentions. One piece of legislation after another imbued with racial intent, sometimes consciously and sometimes not; but the cumulative effect of all of those pieces of legislation produces a racist structural problem. This is the power of not dealing with a legacy of racist history.\nYago: You were sixteen years in Africa, could you give us an example of how unprocessed systemic violence keeps perpetuating itself in the African continent?\nCarl: I can give you an example from South Africa. People lament South Africa because of the high level of criminal violence that we\u2019ve experienced since Mandela\u2019s release and the ANC (majority represented government) has come to power. There are many attempts to explain it. Some say, we did not have the correct statistics during Apartheid, and now we finally do have the correct statistics. Some say, no, those who are affected, the victims of crime, blame the government. The whites blame it on the blacks. The blacks blame it on the whites. All of these are possibilities, none of them are enough; each explanation on its own is too simple. Violence is very complex, for me, the only way to understand South Africa is to go back at least 300 years. We begin to understand that we have cycles of bloodshed in our history. To use a biblical metaphor, the \u2018blood cries out from the ground\u2019, when God\u2019s spirit came to Cain and asked, where is your brother? And Cain replied, am I my brother\u2019s keeper? And God said, the blood of your brother cries out from the ground. That to me is both poetic, but also about how the DNA of violence gets transmitted from one generation to the next. It gets reconstructed in our institutions and in our societal narrative so that we can start to live by this transmission of attitude and belief system. And then we find ourselves still living with the legacies of our past \u2013 a modern enslavement of ourselves.\nWe have to look at layers of violence, like from King Shaka Zulu who originally came from the Congo (Central Africa) region, before the colonizers were on the continent, but he was a colonizer within the Continent, because he had a sophisticated military. He either killed (through mass slaughter) any people groups that would not join him, or he would force them to assimilate. That\u2019s how he built his kingdom and then he moved to modern day South Africa. Now we have violence amongst the African ethnic groups, and that plays out even today with squabbles over which African ethnic group dominates the political leadership of the country or grave stereotypes and prejudices among and between the 9 distinct African ethnic groups that inhabit South Africa.\nThe British and the Afrikaner had great hatred toward each other, and there was actually an all-out war between them in 1900 called the Anglo-Boer War. In fact, 27,000 Afrikaner women and children died in British concentration camps as part of that war. For the first 50 years after the war, there was such animosity between the English and Afrikaners that they would not even marry each other or send their children to the same schools much less live together. And then there was Apartheid, and we all know about the torture and the violence. Beyond just the violence to the physical body, we also have to keep in mind the emotional, spiritual, identity and cultural trauma. Where people were forced out of their homes and forced to live in certain areas and forced to only get a certain amount of education, forced to have a certain kind of job. This destroys human dignity. So, I\u2019m recounting all of this to say that I believe that these are the strands of what I see as below the surface of the criminal violence being experienced right now in South Africa. And to say that we could somehow erase that would be na\u00efve. We\u2019re not going to be able to do that until we grapple with and understand the depth of our narrative histories and lived experiences from the past.\nYago: As you talk, it comes to my mind the importance of new historicism. Being born and brought up in Spain, I have experienced a collective denial as far as acknowledging the historical harms done to indigenous peoples in America and elsewhere. We have never been invited to lament for all the harm done along history. One of the ways that the system of violence perpetuates itself is through the denial of history, choosing a fictitious narrative where the oppressed is not present. Could you share with us what is meant by new historicism?\nCarl: New historicism is a critical postmodern \u2018turn\u2019 that is applying critical theory to our understanding of history. And critical theory says we don\u2019t just ask questions about the content of what is being said, we ask about authorship? Who is writing it? We ask about context, we ask about motive, it is stripping the modernist science of historicism, which has claimed for eons that we can record history factually and scientifically, in detailed annals or lists of events. These historical \u2018facts\u2019 are somehow devoid (which is another scientific left-over) of any kind of subjectivity, that they are completely objective. When New Historicism began to ask the hard questions about who has been writing our history, and again, this takes me back to the white, European male, they were the ones writing history for hundreds of years. They were the ones interpreting history through the eyes of generals, military heroes, and the economic and political elite.\nAnd the voice of the common person on the ground, unless they were trained to write history (and by then they probably already joined another class of society) their voice was not being heard, unless it was passed along poorly or through music, and it was usually left in the underground - until such a time that the new historicism movement began to surface. And so, there was this practical deconstruction of history as we know it, by using literary criticism, which asks these questions of author, and intent and voice. There\u2019s also the symbolic side of that which says that our work is to find platforms and public space for the voice of the silenced and the marginalized to come out and speak. Sometimes it\u2019s almost hard to find that voice, because it has been so long! Forced assimilation has taken its toll. One of the reasons why it is very hard to find that voice here for the indigenous people of this country is not only because so many of them were wiped out, but so many of them were forcibly assimilated into our society, they no longer know their cultures or their roots, for generations. So their numbers have become so small, in the scheme of the large number of the population of the country, and they have lost voice.\nYago: Do you know any attempt to recover the real history of ethnic groups before colonization? Do you have any example from the African Continent?\nHerero chained during the 1904 rebellion (source:wikipedia)\nCarl: I was privileged to present at a conference in 2004 in Namibia, hosted by the University of Namibia. It was a historical conference and it was dedicated to reestablishing and retelling the story of a genocide that was inacted upon a particular ethnic group in Namibia called the Herero people. They were almost completely wiped out by the German colonizers between 1901 and 1904. And of course, at the turn of the Century, we had no instruments of accountability for human rights abuse or genocide. We didn\u2019t even have that language. There was no global entity, in the world scene, to police the Germans, and to stop this atrocity. The colonizers had what seemed to be unlimited power to do as they will, and now, a hundred years later, we are running a conference in Namibia, and desperately going back through documents, oral histories, and trying to resurrect a vision and a narrative of what actually happened. All that was completely buried - never written down by any German military leaders or others at that time. They couldn\u2019t or wouldn\u2019t. And, if someone did write about it, the evidence was destroyed, or its references were opaque, sanitized discussions of \u2018quelling a rebellion\u2019 or other such military strategies. That\u2019s about as much as we know from history.\nYago: What you are saying is of extreme importance. If we don\u2019t remember it becomes extremely difficult to deconstruct the energies of enslavement that we carry. It is crucial to remember, if we want to acknowledge the pain, if we want to restore history and to take responsibility, if we want forgiveness to happen.\nCarl: In fact, it was out of that conference, or simultaneously, there was a movement to ask the then German prime minister, to publicly acknowledge this chapter in German history, which she did. It was a very symbolic move the German government to say, \u201cWe establish this as another element of the truth of what really happened and we are sorry.\u201d\nI would say, the other critical academic essence in this is the voice of Foucault, who talked about dominant and subjugated narratives in a society, and the fact that all of our nations have a great deal of subjugated narratives that have been silenced. We have to allow those marginalized narratives to surface in order to counter the dominant meta-narrative if we are going to deal with this at a national level, at the level of the collective psyche of a country. And so, that\u2019s much of what I wrote about in my PhD on Zimbabwe. In 1980, the ZANU-PF (one of two black revolutionary movements in Zimbabwe) won a landslide victory at the polls. And in order to solidify their power, the ZANU-PF unleashed a torrent of violence on the opposition party ZAPU (the other black revolutionary movement at the time) and its civilian supporters. It is estimated that 20,000 people were killed in a 7-year period. Those who suffered under this torturous violence have been subjugated, and I believe that the future of Zimbabwe depends on allowing those voices of anger, pain, lament, loss and injustice to emerge. I interviewed many of the primary and secondary victims of this violence in my research, and tried to allow their voices to emerge as part of the public story; part of the history taught in the schools to outweigh the patriotic history and the political agendas framed by the current ZANU-PF government, and the kind of institutions and services they have constructed to suppress the people. That\u2019s the only way we\u2019re going to see a new Zimbabwe.\nYago: Does the writing of new history go together with the creation of new narratives? Is new history written through new narratives?\nCarl: For sure \u2013 a new historicism project should always be tied to rewriting the public narrative of a nation. And the beauty of it is that it is not only the public narrative, but also the personal narrative, because they are so closely related. So, when the individual victims who have suffered so severely under violent systems are given public voice, and given a public place to lament, you are rebuilding their narrative individually, as a family and a clan, and it builds into a spiral on a community, national, and regional level.\nThere\u2019s this tremendously powerful interplay between the collective and the individual in the narrative building process. It\u2019s exponential. It\u2019s much bigger than the sum of its parts. The meta-narrative, or the dominant narrative is not just all of the small stories that have multiplied over time. It is the subconscious of the nation that is built on the deep, sometimes unspoken societal mores, norms, values and structures that we construct from our sense of victimization, identity, violence, and aggression. What is desperately needed in this case is a retelling of the story in a moment of deconstruction. Retelling the story invokes the need to reconfigure relationships, networks and reconstruct the socio-political institutions that guide us so that a new society can emerge. In the direction of what we call durable peace.\nYago: In order to meaningfully accompany this process of deconstruction and reconstruction of history it requires from us to be reflective practitioners. Very often we are not just objective witnesses of the process. Deep within we share a collective history of oppression and liberation. We must be very much aware. Deconstruction and reconstruction happens in our personal histories as practitioners as well.\nCarl: Very much so, and this is why especially if we\u2019re moving and working across cultures, (and in this global age we are doing this all the time), we are working with people who are trying to deconstruct multiple histories of conflict and violence. This requires us to do extensive analysis: preparation, interviewing, reading, understanding so that we in fact can carry some of their stories as we go into any given location. Because if that story, narrative or history is not invited into the intervention, our work is shallow, very surface oriented. This is why we see so many aborted peacebuilding processes.\nTo negotiate the rebuilding of a nation without taking into consideration the mythical-histories and the social narratives, and the political-economic discourses, all of the narratives, it is almost a waste of time. We need the cease-fire of guns; we need to stop the killing; that\u2019s really important. But to assume that a negotiated agreement that ushers in a new configuration of politicians and possibly some new institutions is enough is simply another relic of the modernist exercise of diplomacy. The idea that if we adjust some government structures and physical change leaders, somehow we can start anew, is preposterous. There\u2019s too much of a deep psychology and an emotional and spiritual dynamic of this transformation at an individual and collective level that we have to start to carry these constructed narratives with us. And carry them, not as a burden of trauma, but as a way of knowing. I think if we carry these narratives, even if they are hidden, seemingly to the people around us, we\u2019re going to hear the voices of pain and perpetration in a different way. We\u2019re going to hear what people are saying in a deeper way because we have a \u2018thickened\u2019 layered backdrop: A new spiritual, emotional, physiological worldview that we are embracing and it is inside of us. So we\u2019re going to hear with new ears. We\u2019re going to see with new eyes the undercurrents, the impulses that are not obvious in the surface ruptures of the conflict, and in this way we become more effective and shall I say intuitive in what we\u2019re trying to do.\nYago: What new science is telling us these days is that we literally become our thinking. As already mentioned in a previous interview in this blog with Annemarie Early, Candace Perth, in her book \u201cThe Molecules of Emotion\u201d, argues that our thinking process determines who we are, even at the physical level. The discovery of neuropeptides shows that the body is fluid enough to match the mind.\nI believe that narratives must be constructed from deep within (spirituality) weaving them with diverse fields of knowledge. We are invited to go beyond a rigid specialization on the peacebuilding field. Meaningful interaction between disciplines is essential for a wise and holistic approach to peacebuilding. During the last spring semester we had a new course at CJP called \u201cTransforming Trauma: Individual and Collective Approaches\u201d. We explored trauma from the Counseling and Conflict Transformation fields. It has been a very enriching experience. Could you share with us the new areas of innovation present in the educational system of CJP?\nCarl: Yes, there are a number of parts to that question. Most recently, our university has begun talking about integrating its practices and academics across undergrad and graduate, and then, amongst the graduate schools. In the past, our educational system was built on difference, and so our disciplines were focused on niche identities and becoming more and more refined, differentiated and separate. Our modernist education insisted that a pure psychologist must be able to precisely define the distinctive of psychology from the other sciences, or from religion or theology. Now, these compartments and categories are falling away. They must fall away. It is a form of violence through education. It causes competition in a sense because we have to fight over scarce resources. As opposed to seeing this learning environment as interdisciplinary, and that our disciplines cross-pollinate each other. Thankfully, peacebuilding has always been interdisciplinary in nature, because it is a new field, we have drawn from others, but we have not always had the openness to collaborate as freely as we are now.\nSo we have new promising partnerships forging with our graduate colleagues in theology, counseling, and education. It is my hope that we will grow to understand that neurobiology is deeply important for peacebuilding as much as it is for biomedicine to prepare to be a doctor or nurse or a medical professional. Recent neuroscience research is introducing a new way of being and doing and living. As you said, we think into what we are. Our narratives are what we live-in, we act on, and we love with. And so, I find this cross-pollination, this integration, this working together, collaborating across disciplines very important, quite refreshing and the way of the future.\nCJP logo\nThe strength of CJP will be not to generalize our study, but to delve into the intellectual undercurrents flowing from this multi-disciplinary conversation, and at the same time remain broad in our understanding in how these various fields are intricately connected. We can profoundly learn from each other. Therefore, we must be in cooperation. For instance, CJP has modeled this by leading the field in the integration of trauma and peacebuilding since the early 1990s. In contrast, many of our peer organizations would separate these disciplines out and trauma healing work would be under psychology, counseling or mental health. I think the examples of how this is happening on a global scene, and not just locally, are found in the rise of structures like truth and reconciliation commissions. Because in essence, a truth and reconciliation commission is acknowledging that trauma is part of peacebuilding and reconstruction, and therefore we have to hear the victims and we have to bring in the psychological and mental health and trauma components of our existence into our discussion; and it actually informs justice. It informs peacebuilding, it informs nonviolence. It informs the kinds of transitional institutions, instruments that we build and use to try to transform society. So we are seeing a rise in global consciousness on the importance of peace in a much more philosophical, cohesive and holistic way.\nYago: Attachment theory lens allows us to have access and understand the very core and origin of a conflict. It is an invitation to the below of the conflict where we begin to deal with issues of dignity. Could you share with us on the importance of the below (feeling, emotions, body awareness) in situations of conflict?\nCarl: The evolution of attachment theory is a case study on its own, of moving from the modernist, scientific, categorization of limitations, to a much more holistic perspective. Because its origins were strictly around parent-child relationship and much of the research was confined to analysis within the family unit. Now, as its grown, we are beginning to understand that attachment theory applies to all relationships. We are beginning to understand child soldiers and traumatic bonding to the commander. Why a child soldier who might be captured at age 7, and forced to engage in traumatic killing of maybe their own family, find themselves deeply connected to this commander who ordered them to kill. What we know from attachment theory and child psychology, development theory, that by age 7 a child is only beginning to individuate from their caregiver. So if they are caught early on, before that differentiation has happened, they cannot even make a distinction between the commander as the caregiver who gives them food and clothing and protects them, and their parent. No matter how twisted this kind of protection may seem, the commander ultimately fills the need for a parent role or function in a very distorted, violent system. This gives us fresh insight into the child soldier.\nIf you recall, in class, Annmarie Early talked about the spiral, first the child protests when they don\u2019t get the caregiver\u2019s attention, then they cling, then they get depressed, or they become quiet, and then they detach. This is very applicable to a child soldier. So, they protest, they can only protest for so long, because if they protest too much, they get killed. And they are killed in front of the others. And the commander says, \u201cIf you behave like this, you will die next.\u201d And so their protest does not work. They cling, but the commander in the violent system will never allow you to cling. The child soldier will always be pushed to fight, to destroy, to separate, to pillage, and to become a killing machine, so to speak. We know that they drug these young boys in many situations, too, because that\u2019s the only way they can get them to fight \u2013 to sear their conscious. Then they become deeply depressed. Many of them talk about almost feeling numb \u2013 both the drugs numb their minds \u2013 but also the trauma of the violence, and so they walk in sort of a foggy cloud. And so when they\u2019re freed, when the war is over, when they may be able to escape, by then, their only way of survival, has been to completely detach themselves. And this is where the media or the community can say this person has become less than human - like an animal. Well, they have become detached from human existence and dignity as a matter of survival, and they have lost touch with what it means to have meaningful relationships. So the trauma healing and reintegration of the child soldier back into society becomes an extremely difficult task because of these dynamics.\nby Sarah Hollick\nYago: So, attachment theory becomes a guideline to understand how a person engages in violent behavior and what can be done to restore that person to a dignified life again.\nCarl: Absolutely! So, one of the first things that they recommend for child soldiers, other than intensive trauma healing work, is to place them in family again. If their own family is nonexistent, they are placed in other families. The immediate priority is getting them back into school where they have to relate to peers and integrating them back into regular human routines of sleeping, eating, working, socializing, etc. And then beginning to work with trust of others, and the ability to reimagine themselves as human once again. All this is dependent on whether or not they can even remember what it was like to be a dignified person \u2013 located in a web of community relations, how you behave, how you expect to be treated, how you treat others.\nYago: Attachment theory also gives us insights about the quality of service offered by the practitioner. The practitioner very often has gone from a process of moving from victim, to survivor, to wounded healer.\nCarl: That is a nice progression, victim to survivor to wounded healer. Unfortunately as practitioners we have the other side, we can move from victim to aggressor to wounded offender. And we can also have practitioners who stay in the victim mode. Some of us are doing a lot of damage in the name of peace.\nYago: As peacebuilding practitioners we have to be very humble and be rooted in our humanity, becoming aware of our own traumas.\nCarl: Yes, if we are not aware of our own \u2018unfinished business\u2019 that we bring into the situation, we may reinforce the trauma of others. Sometimes we can become trauma enablers meaning we are always rescuing the traumatized person and thereby denying them the experience of actually regulating their own responses to pain and difficulty. We may internalize the anger, the aggression of others \u2013 a kind of vicarious trauma \u2013 and end up more angry than the victim themselves. We may become helpless and feel that there is nothing we can do, because of our own secondary trauma, and the trauma of the other has made us feel helpless. We may feel the need to manage, to control or make decisions for the recovery of the traumatized person. These are all dangerous ways to help, they are not useful, and can cause codependency that can make our peacebuilding work ineffective. So, we have to work with our own story and always be prepared to name/identify our own vulnerabilities.\nYago: In the system of violence we can say that both the oppressor and the oppressed are suffering. Although in a different way, both are losing their dignity and their identity is terribly deformed. What can you say on this regard?\nW.E. DuBois\nCarl: The first thing that comes to my mind, actually, is from the great African-American emancipator and educator, W.E. DuBois who said, \u2018You cannot keep another man down without staying down with him.\u2019 In other words, to oppress others, you have to also be oppressed. As we say in the trauma healing field, \u2018Hurt people, hurt people.\u2019 which is my association with what you\u2019re saying about the identity being distorted. It\u2019s deformed for both the oppressed and the oppressor, and this is the great deception and destruction of the violence system, I\u2019m convinced. Many times we glorify the oppressor, because they have the power, we assume that their identity is fine, they can do what they want, they live as they please. This is true to an extent, but on the other hand, their dignity has been greatly distorted, as they have had to live into and enforce a system of dehumanization. And along the way they have deformed their humanity. And in that way they\u2019re denying an essential part of their identity.\nAnd for the people being oppressed, we certainly understand their identity is being stripped from them in a public, material, physical, and social way. It can be seen that their dignity is being destroyed on the outside. But also, we know it\u2019s doing a deep devastation on the inside. And the social narratives are not only formulated by the oppressors to be used against them, but they as victims have internalized those social, political, economic narratives in a self-defeating downward spiral. They have devastated their own identity, or suppressed it or pushed it down, because they\u2019ve been told there\u2019s no place for their voice, there\u2019s no place for them to speak back to the dominant narrative. Their narrative is silenced both in the public domain, and also in the private realm when they have succumbed, and there is seemingly no more fight inside. We call this \u201clearned helplessness,\u201d or the sense of internalized oppression, where you turn the oppression on yourself, or your loved ones.\nYago: We need a strong imagination so to be able to place ourselves into the shoes of our enemy. At the same time, you are inviting us to use our imagination and creativity to understand the subtle mechanisms in which a system of violence operates. But, systemic violence aims at the suppression of the imagination, to reduce our power to imagine to nothing, here the persecutor and the victim are affected.\nCarl: The question then is: how and where do we let that imagination come out? In some ways the oppressor has to be extremely imaginative, because they are imagining the world they want, even if that involves oppressing other people who they perceive as a threat. And so they are constructing their world also, in other words, my PhD work was looking at the violence narrative of the oppressor and they\u2019re ability to build their world by their narrative of oppression and the institutions of violence they build up around them. And they are highly imaginative. This is why dictators and despots stay in power for as long as they do.\nYago: In a previous interview in this blog Lisa Schirch agrees with you saying that there is no one who knows better about rituals as the oppressors themselves.\nCarl: Like William Cavanaugh, Catholic theologian and well-known author talks about the torture and Eucharist, and he compares them, saying that torture is the ritual of the oppressor. And the violation of torture creates the enemies that the oppressor needs in order to justify his/her illegitimate power. So it\u2019s a self-generating, self-referring process. And the Eucharist is, in fact, a similar process in many ways, except that represents a positive force. In which the Church, in this case, has found the Eucharist, if it\u2019s used correctly and meaningfully, as a ritual for building up the identity of the individual in Christ, and also the identity and unity of the community in Christ. So these two rituals William Cavanaugh talks about, in fact, I think he did his doctoral work around this from the Pinochet era in Chile, and compared these two rituals going at the same time as almost counter-indicated rituals between the Church and the political oppression.\nSo yes, I think there is a lot of imagination being used for destruction sometimes, too. But when I talk about allowing us to free our imaginations, and certainly John Paul Lederach was getting at this in his last few books, The Moral Imagination, and When Blood and Bones Cry Out, we have to be able to open a safe-space to think and feel about a better world, to imagine a better world. And, you\u2019re right, one of the other byproducts of the scientific era, of enlightenment, and colonialism, was the science of realism, and especially when it comes to conflict and peacebuilding. So you have volumes of work on realism. Realism when it comes responding to terrorism, military threat, economic and environmental crises. Political science, as a whole, is configured around realism. I find realism constrictive, because it doesn\u2019t actually allow us to use the full range of human ways of knowing, it forces us to use our minds, but in a very narrow way, to use our minds to be analytical about what can \u201creally\u201d be done. I use that in quotes.\nI\u2019m convinced that our peacebuilding work, in reconciliation and justice, is an art. It\u2019s an art form; it takes the whole body, mind and spirit. It takes all of our creative energy as the practitioner to not only imagine a different world, but to form a different set of relationships, and to take action in order to live into that. So you have to become like a child and allow your fantasy and your imagination to say, \u2018yes, we could behave like this.\u2019 You have to dispel the drive to be mastered by realism alone. But you can only do that if you feel free and your identity is restored enough that you have the leisure to do that. So this is where I believe that even in the worst of circumstances, we know of people who have been imprisoned and tortured who, through the spiritual strength that they have, been able to overcome and keep their imagination alive.\nNelson Mandela is an example here. He kept his imagination alive for twenty-seven years in prison! So we know the human body is resilient, the human mind, and the spirit, and it can overcome many of these obstacles. Our first task, then, when we cannot conjure up any creativity, is to build up the identity, and the trust, and the safe-space for the oppressed to work with their trauma. Imagination to see a different world grows out of the place of healing. Which is what Paulo Freire was trying to say in \u201cThe Pedagogy of the Oppressed,\u201d and Augusto Boal said in \u201cThe Theatre of the Oppressed,\u201d helping the oppressed, the poor to imagine another world using a different medium.\nYago: You say that now we are coming to the awareness that power is an unlimited resource, available anytime and everywhere, the issue is how do we have access to it. There is an emergent \u201cbottom-up\u201d movement in humanity that through networking is challenging hierarchical structures. Power is first and foremost within ourselves. This is what new science is telling us about what is the ground of the whole universe, an endless creative vacuum. You also say that the New Social Movements are shifting from ideology to identity. There is deepening in the motivation that moves them. What can you say about this?\nCarl: Let me start with the last comment. In fact, we\u2019re in an awkward stage with this ideology vs. identity, because we\u2019re in a new generation that is acting on its identity, which is always in flux. This generation is not willing to just embrace a well packaged, totalizing ideology like in subsequent generations. The generation before maybe was willing to \u2013 I\u2019m talking about the revolutionary rhetoric of the first generation of post-colonial leaders in the 1950s and 1960s. At that time you embraced an ideology, a socialist or Communist ideology, you embraced that in its whole package, and it was superimposed above culture religion and personality. This generation, for various reasons, is more self-actualized, or self-centered, however you want to say it. They reinvent themselves, and they reinvent culture - all is in flux and rapidly changing, and the technology is allowing them to be much more informed and to question. And no ideology becomes a whole package anymore - it\u2019s in sound bites, bits and pieces of information. And that has its downside, but I think it also has a positive side, too, because ideology-driven social movements tend to be uniform, they force people into a groupthink, which left unchecked is dangerous, and so it\u2019s good to break that up a bit. But on this other end, this new generation is at times so fragmented in its thinking, personhood, and identity that it becomes extremely difficult to place any value on structure and bounded process. So we\u2019re in an awkward stage.\nLet\u2019s take the uprising in Tunisia and Egypt and the young people at the forefront of that drama on the global stage \u2013 it was a collision of ideology and identity. My analysis of these uprisings is that the youth that were leading those movements were doing this out of their need to reclaim an identity that they could be proud of, a sense of needing to empower themselves to receive the recognition that they believed they deserved. And there were also realistic needs for jobs, and services, and good governance, and they made their demands clear. But they were exerting their dignity, if nothing else, as the young people, the future leaders. And you see, in both Tunisia and Egypt and other cases, the older generation, the ideologues took over the movement, and this is causing a huge conflict now. This is why it\u2019s such a jagged process.\nSo not long ago, the young people were back on the streets in Egypt, and back into the Tahrir Square and were saying, \u201cThis revolution was hijacked!\u201d - by their own elders, I mean, the country voted the Muslim Brotherhood in. But they\u2019re saying, \u201cthis is an ideology we didn\u2019t ask for \u2013 there\u2019s a package coming with this of the way they govern, and institutionally, and everything that we didn\u2019t actually ask for. We wanted something different. Not that we were opposed to a political party, but we must say no to this package in its fullest form.\u201d So it\u2019s a colliding time now.\nBut when you talk about the broader issue of power, and as I said, power is everywhere, it\u2019s accessible to all of us. It is a liberating thought that is hard to keep reminding ourselves of, because the media and society continue to tell us and they present images to us of power in certain places, and in certain people, and on certain faces.\nSo, when we talk about the powers of government, we see the White House, and we see certain representatives in Washington, D.C., and President Obama, etc. But this is very disempowering, actually. And again, I would maintain that it\u2019s a relic of the old era when the Colonial elite ruled, or the Feudal elite in Europe ruled, and needed to stay in power. This was in the times of kings, and kingdoms, and those types of princely hierarchical rules, and they had to stay in power by subjugating. And while we don\u2019t subjugate in the same obvious way maybe as we did in the past, we are subjugated through media and the messages we tell, and the way in which we restrict power, and define power as coming through the gun, or through the military, or through the Congress, or through the President\u2019s Office, or through the mayor. And we lose track on a day-to-day basis, the everyday person, and especially the poor and the oppressed, on a daily basis, because of the daily grind of just living and keeping the cycles of life going they forget. And they have to remind themselves of the powers at their disposal.\nGandhi, and Gandhi\u2019s movement, Satyagraha, is probably the best evidence on a large scale of the fact that not only did Gandhi articulate a vision that caught the imagination of the masses, but it was the poor and the oppressed masses. He not only caught their imagination, he somehow instilled a sense that the power actually resides with them, and not the British colonial power. And so, there are two dangerous things in life. The one is when you have great power, and you pretend you don\u2019t. And the other is when you are so oppressed or downtrodden that you believe you don\u2019t have any power at all. Both of those are deadly deceptive states. And I think deliberative democracy (whatever democracy means) where we as the people develop social contracts as to how we want to live. This political process is much more authentic, and much more sustainable, durable, and powerful when we all feel like we have access to participatory decision-making power of some kind. And if it\u2019s not only in our own self, it\u2019s outside of us. And if it\u2019s not by us alone, it\u2019s with others. And so when we talk about nonviolence, of course, the language has to change then. Right now power is associated with power-over, almost all the time. Who has power over whom?\nYago: Talking about power and hierarchical structures, in a previous interview of this blog Diarmuid O\u2019Murchu says that a more likely translation, from Aramaic, of the phrase \u201cKingdom of God\u201d is the phrase \u201cCompanionship of Empowerment.\u201d Seeking out mutually-enhanced empowerment seems to have been the primary goal of the teaching and ministry of Jesus. What can you say about Diarmuid\u2019s insight?\nCarl: Exactly. And so the language changes to, \u201cI share power with you\u201d or \u201cI give power to you, and you give power to me. And we share power\u201d or there are ways in which we can discuss how power works. Back to your comment about the Kingdom, I often say to church leaders that we have gotten very confused about the language of the kingdom. Well, and we can trace that back to the King James Version, and you know, King James had some political agenda in the version that he used, and the language he used, and so on. And the Kingdom metaphors have become the prominent metaphors when there are so many more metaphors in the Bible. God is spoken about as a hen, a mother hen, covering her chicks, a gardener, the vineyard owner, a Counselor, a Comforter, a well-watered garden, a spring, a cistern that\u2019s full \u2013 so many other analogies instead of King, Governor, Prophet-King and Priest. You know? These are the analyses that have become totalizing. And the other thing, in our institutionalized Church, today, I\u2019ve walked into too many churches with such extreme hierarchy that I\u2019ve said it doesn\u2019t feel like an upside-down Kingdom.\nThere\u2019s a popular book by Donald Kraybill, The Upside-Down Kingdom. Where he talks about Jesus turning all of these power structures upside-down. In some churches I cannot differentiate between the Kingdom in this Church and the kingdom in this world. It looks the same to me, the hierarchy looks the same to me, there is a man at the top doing whatever he wants to do with no accountability, I can\u2019t see where the difference is, the line is very blurred. Our church communities are an expression, I believe, of how our corporate lives should look different when it comes to power. When we re-arrange that power we release the imagination too, the hierarchy structures refuse to release the imagination. It is not only the west that has had hierarchy. I think that I have mentioned this before. When I was in North-East Asia, particularly in ancient Chinese cultures, there is also a great deal of hierarchy in society, you slotted it and you fit in one place, and that also does not allow imagination, it tells you by your social standing and by the social construction around you, this is your frame of reference, these are your boundaries of thinking, and to think out of that is to step out of the God-ordained natural birth right or your ranking place in Society. The Church has always challenged this. This is what the Apostle Paul is speaking to the Greeks of his day. The Greeks believed that you were born into a certain lot, you were born a servant, a woman, a child and then you had a certain position for life in society (a form of fatalism). So when Paul said there is no Greek or Jew, nor male or female, slave or free, that was a very radical statement for the Greek culture. He was saying that in the body of Christ, when we participate in the ritual of the Eucharist we are tearing down all of this hierarchy, all dividing walls and we are talking about one body and many parts. This idea of \u2018one body-many parts\u2019 is not describing hierarchy - it is just describing different parts in the same body, different functions.\nYago: Carl, we have ended our interview. It has been a wonderful sharing. I am very grateful for your generosity. You have shared in depth your experience on the peacebuilding field. Indeed, it is your vocation and passion. Thanks for passing to us your own processing and inner treasures.\nCarl: Thank you, Yago. It was my pleasure. As we would say in isiZulu, \u201cSiyabonga\u201d (Thank you).\nLabels: Art, Awareness, Books, Compassion, Emotions, Human Rights, Identity, Insight, Jesus, Love, Neurobiology, Resilience, Skills, Slavery Today, Structural Violence, Systems Theory, Trauma, Wisdom of the Ages",
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        "raw_content": "Home > Content > Counting For Beginners\nCounting For Beginners\nJ. T. Fairbairn, 2d\nThere are various methods of counting, each with varying degrees of accuracy and ease of execution. I propose to give below one of the simplest methods. I have found, in teaching many players various ways of counting, that this one is their favourite, being ridiculously easy to operate, requiring only simple addition and subtraction and two numbers to be remembered at any one time.\nAll you do is count the territories for each player which are unequivocally his. This means you must get rid of all arrogance, wishful thinking or the like. \"Unequivocally his\" refers to territory surrounded by a wall which cannot be breached (unless of course one player can have 2 successive moves). As for the fiddly bits round the edges, usually left for yose (end-game), work out the furthest possible encroachment into the territory in ordinary move-for-move play, assuming that the p1ayer defending the territory has gote. Then count only the points in that territory which will not have been encroached upon. Remember to do this even though one of you is likely to get the extra points anyway. Dead stones still on the board count 2, captured stones off the board, including komi, count 1.\nThis counting starts as soon as the first territory is formed and as each new territory is counted the point total is added to the previous cumulative total. (It is understood, of course, that you will keep your score and your opponents score separate!) When it comes to playing out the fiddly bits, if, say, you get 2 points more than you had expected by counting as above, simply add 2 points to your total. If you get less points than you expected, for instance because of oversights, ko, or swaps, subtract that number of points from your total.\nThe difference between the two players totals represents the number of points one is ahead, and armed with this knowledge you can make very important decisions. For instance, if you are 30 points ahead near the end of the game and your opponent plays inside one of your territories, dont worry unduly about killing him if theres a risk that you might lose all your territory - let him take 20 points and live. You should still be about 10 points ahead. (Dont forget in this connection that if your opponent gets independent life inside your territory you must take 20 off your total but add 2 points, or whatever it is, to your opponents total for his new territory). In brief, when ahead, play safe. When behind, try a swindle!\nNow, while this method is simple to operate, you may say it is not accurate. Superficially this is true, since of course such factors as sente, gote, ko, potential, etc. are not taken into account. However, the value of each of these factors normally decreases as the game progresses, so that by the end of the game the method will be almost completely accurate. In addition, perhaps because these variables balance out between the 2 players in more or less the same proportion as territory, in practice the method proves to be highly accurate when applied both to beginners games and to professional games.\nThe biggest flaw lies in the fact that it does not permit comparison of the values of different plays. However, this can be learned as a separate skill and can be integrated with the method later when the player is ready to learn more complex methods of counting.",
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(Lond.), MRCS, LRCP, DCH(UK), LMCC, FRCPC\nB. Sinclair, B.Sc, M.D. (Qu.), FRCP\nJ. A. Smyth, M.B. (Dub.), LRCPSI, FRCPC\nL. Stewart, M.D. (Alta.), LMCC, Cert.Endocrin. and Metabolism, FRCPC\nC. Strahlendorf, M.B.Ch. (Witw.), F.C.P. (Br.Col.), Fellowship (Ped.Hem./Onc./BMT)\nE. Swartz, B.Sc., M.D. (Br.Col.)\nL. Traverse, M.D., E.C.F.M.G., F.L.E.X., L.M.C.C. (Paris), FRCPC, AAP, AAACPDM\nH. Ukpeh, M.B.B.S., FAAP, FRCPC\nM. Virji, M.B.B.S. (PK), M.H.A. (Br.Col.)\nD. Vo, M.D. (Penn.)\nC. White, B.Sc., M.D. (Ott.), LMCC, FRCPC, FAAP, DAAP\nS. Whitehouse, M.B.B.S. (Aus.), FRCPC\nS. Buckley, B.Sc., M.D. (Ott.), FRCPC, DABP\nJ. Fraser, M.B., Ch.B. (Aberd.)\nR. A. Saunders, M.B., Ch.B. (Birm.), L.R.C.P. (Lond.), MRCS(UK), FRCPC, LMCC\nW. H. Abelson, M.D., FRCPC\nC. Adams, BAO, M.B.B.Ch., M.D.\nS. Adkag, Ph.D. (Mass.)\nA. Al-Mudaffer, M.B., Ch.B., MRCPI\nA. Alimenti, M.D. (Brussels)\nW. Anquist, B.Sc., M.D. (Alta.), FRCPC\nA. Antrim, B.Sc., M.D. (Br.Col.), FRCPC\nV. Arockiasamy, D.C.H., M.B.B.S. (IN), M.R.C.P.I. (N.U.I.)\nW. Arruda, B.Sc., B.Ed. (W.Ont.), M.D. (Br.Col.)\nV. Atkinson, B.Sc. (McM.), M.D. (Tor.), Dip.T.M.H. (UK)\nV. Avinashi, B.Sc. (Sask.), M.P.H. (Tor.), M.D. (Sask.), FRCPC\nK. Bamber, B.Ed., M.D. (Br.Col.), FRCPC\nA. Barlow, M.B.B.S., M.D.\nB. Bartleman, B.Sc., M.D. (Qu.)\nJ. Bishop, B.Sc. (Vic.(B.C.)), M.D. (Br.Col.)\nB. Bjornson, B.Sc., M.D. (Alta.), FRCPC, DNBME, LMCC, CABP\nC. Boelman, B.Sc. (McG.), B.Sc. (Br.Col.), B.M., B.S. (Dublin)\nR. Bolaria, M.D. (Manit.)\nD. Brabyn, M.B., Ch.B., FRCPC, FAAP, LMCC\nK. Breikss, M.D., FRCPC, FAAP\nR. Chan, M.D. (Tor.), FRCPC\nT. S. Chaudhry, M.B.B.S., D.C.H., M.R.C.P., M.D. (N.U.I.)\nZ. Cieslak, M.D. (Poland)\nJ. Cohen, M.D. (Alta.)\nA. Coleman, M.B.Ch.B. (Cape T.)\nP. D. Crowell, B.A. (Acad.), M.A. (New Br.), M.Div. (Acad.), Ph.D. (Wat.)\nA. Datta, M.D. (Sask.), FRCPC\nA. Davey, B.Sc. (McG.), M.D. (Br.Col.), FRCPC\nC. Davies, B.Sc., M.D.\nM. Demos, B.Sc. (S.Fraser), M.D., FRCPC, LMC\nR. Deyell, M.D. (Alta.), FRCPC\nJ. Down, M.B.B.S., M.H.S.C., M.D., FRCPC\nJ. DuPlessis, M.B., Ch.B. (Stell.)\nR. Ebbeson, M.D. (Br.Col.)\nP. Enarson, B.Sc., M.D., Ph.D. (Calg.), FRCPC\nR. Everett, M.D. (W.Ont.), FRCPC, DABD\nJ. Finlay, M.D. (Alta.), DAAP, FRCPC\nC. Fitzsimmons, M.D. (McM.)\nS. George, B.Sc. (Calif., L.A.), M.D. (Br.Col.), RCPSC, LMCC\nB. Gill, M.B.B.S., M.D. (IN)\nA. Glodjo, M.D., (Qu.) M.Sc., FRCPC, FAAP\nJ. E. Greenman, B.Sc., M.D. (Calg.), FRCPC, FAAP\nK. Gross, M.B.B.S. (Aust.)\nO. Guttman, M.D. (Tor.), FRCPC\nJ. M. Hales, M.B.B.S. (Syd.), FRCPC\nJ. Halparin, B.Sc. (McG.), M.D. (Manit.), FRCPC\nD. Harries, M.D. (Czech.)\nA. Harrison, M.B.Ch.B., M.D., FRCPC, LMCC\nM. Harvey, B.Sc. (Guelph), FRCPC\nD. Haughton, B.A., M.D. (C'nell), FRCPC\nM. Hay, M.B. (Dub.), MRCP, LMCC, DCH, FRCPC\nD. Hewes, M.B., B.S. (UK)\nK. Hildebrand, B.Sc., M.D. (Winn.), FRCPC\nZ. Horvath, M.D. (Ott.)\nL. Huh, .M.D. (Ott.)\nR. Humphreys, B.S. (Cornell), M.D. (Nfld.), FRCPC\nB. Hursh, B.S. (N.Y.), M.D. (ISMMS)\nN. Jain, B.Sc., M.D. (Br.Col.), MCC, ABP, FRCPC\nJ. Jia, M.D. (China), Ph.D. (Br.Col.)\nE. Jungnauth, M.D. (Manit.)\nS. Kalaher, M.D. (McM.)\nS. N. Kent, B.Sc., M.D. (Man.)\nV. Kesavan, M.B.B.S., M.D.\nA. Kielska, M.D. (Poland), FRCPC\nM. Korada, M.B., B.S.\nM. Kovacs, B.Sc., M.D. (Alta.), FRCPC\nY. N. Kwee, M.B., B.S. (Singapore)\nA. Ladkiova, M.D. (Charles U.)\nJ. Lam, B.Sc., M.D. (McG.), FRCPC, FAAP, LMCC, DABP\nK. Lannon, B.Sc. (Br.Col.), M.D. (Calg.), FRCPC\nA. Laswick, M.D. (McM.), LMCC, FRCPC, CABP\nJ. H-S. Lee, B.Sc. (Tor.), M.D. (Ott.)\nV. Leung, B.Sc., M.D. (Br.Col.), FRCPC\nV. Leung, M.D. (Br.Col.)\nH. Louie, M.D. (Manit.), FRCPC\nP. Louie, B.Sc., M.D. (Alta.)\nM. Lund, M.D. (Br.Col.)\nL. Mackenzie, B.Sc., M.D. (Br.Col.)\nC. Mammen, B.Sc. (Dal.), M.H.Sc. (Br.Col.), M.D. (Nfld.), FRCPC\nD. Manhas, B.Sc., M.D. (Br.Col.), FRCPC, FAAP\nJ. Manthorne, M.D. (Mem.)\nC. Matsuba, B.Sc. (Br.Col.), M.D.C.M. (McG.)\nK. Menard, M.D. (Manit.)\nS. Moodley, M.D. (Sask.)\nE. Moore, M.D. (Johns H.)\nK. Morishita, B.Sc., M.D. (Br.Col.), FRCPC\nS. Murthy, B.Sc. Hons. (Nfld.), M.D.C.M. (McG.), FRCPC\nS. Noseworthy, B.Sc., M.D. (Nfld.), FRCPC\nJ. O'Toole, B.A. (Dublin), MRCPI, FRCPC\nK. Okano, B.Sc., M.D., FRCPC\nJ. K. Panczuk, B.Sc. Hons. (Qu.), M.D. (Tor.)\nM. Patel, B.Sc. (Winn.), M.D. (Manit.)\nG. Pelligra, M.D. (B.Aires), FRCPC\nC. Perreault, B.Sc., M.D. (McG.), FRCPC\nB. Phillips, M.B., Ch.B. (Natal), FRCPC\nT. Pillay, Mc.Ch.B. (S.Africa)\nA. Pitfield, M.D., FRCPC\nJ. Popkin, M.B., Ch.B. (Natal), FRCPC\nE. M. Portales-Casamar\nJ. E. Potts, M.P.E., B.P.E. (Br.Col.), Ph.D.\nA. J. Poynter, B.Sc., M.D., LMCC, FRCPC\nL. Prisman, M.B., Ch.B. (Cape T.), MCCEE, LMCC, FLEUS), FRCPC, DABP\nJ. Purtzki, M.D. (Br.Col.)\nH. Ramdhani, M.B., Ch.B. (Natal, ZA)\nK. K. Ramesh, M.B., B.S., (India)\nN. Ranchod, M.D. (Witw.), FRCPC\nR. Rassekh, M.D., M.H.Sc., FRCPC\nW. Rehmus, M.D. (Duke)\nH. Reysner, M.D., FRCPC\nM. Riley, M.D., FRCPC\nA. Roberts, M.D. (McM.), FRCPC\nG. Robertson, B.Sc., M.D. (Br.Col.), FRCPC, FAAP\nS. Rose, B.Sc. (W.Ont.), M.D. (Qu.), FRCPC\nV. J. Sabhaney, B.Sc. (Calg.), M.D. (Alta.)\nR. Salvarinova, M.D., M.Ped. (Macedonia), LMCC\nL. Sauve, B.Sc. (Vic.(BC)), M.D. (Calg.), M.Ph. (Baltimore)\nD. Schrader, M.H.S. (Br.Col.), FRCPC\nB. M. Schrewe, B.A. (St. L.), M.A. (Br.Col.), M.D. (McG.)\nK. Selby, B.Sc., M.B., Ch.B., MRCP, LMCC, MCCEE, FRCPC\nM. Shepherd, M.D.C.M. (McG.)\nR. Sherlock, B.Sc., M.D. (Nfld.), Ph.D. (Br.Col.)\nJ. Slater, B.Sc. (McG), M.Sc., M.D., (Calg.)\nK. Smart, B.Sc., M.D. (Br.Col.)\nT. Smith, B.P.E., M.D. (Alta.), FRCPC\nJ. M. Smitten, B.Sc., M.D. (Br.Col.), FRCPC Pediatrics\nP. Sneddon, B.Sc. (U. Idaho), M.S., Ph.D. (Utah)\nM. Sorial, M.B.B.Ch., M.D. (Egypt)\nT. Sorokan, B.Sc., M.D. (Alta.)\nS. Stock, B.Sc., M.D. (Qu.), FRCPC\nR. Taylor, M.B., B.S. (UK), FRCPC\nA. Tiah, M.B., B.Ch., BAO, LRCP & SI (RCSI), FRCPC\nY. J. Ting, M.B.B.S., M.P.H. (HK), DRCOG, FRCPC, FAAP\nS. Tuisiani, M.B.B.S., DCH, FRCPC, FAAP\nA. van den Breckel, M.D., C.M. (McG.)\nK. van Leeve\nK. Van Leeve, M.D. (Stell)\nE. van Rensberg, M.D., M.B.Ch.B. (S.Afr.)\nV. Venkatesh, M.D., M.B., B.S. (IN)\nK. Wambera, B.Sc. (Qu.), M.D. (Ott.), FRCPC\nG. Ward, B.Sc., Ph.D. (McG.), FRCPC\nT. Warshawski, B.Sc. (Alta.), M.D. (Calg.), FRCPC\nS. Wellington, B.Sc., Ph.D., M.D. (Calg.), M.H.Sc.\nR. Wilson, M.D. (Calg.), FRCPC\nR. Wishart, M.B., B.S. (Monash), FRCPC\nJ. Wolfe, B.Sc., M.D. (W.Ont.)\nJ. Wong, B.H.Sc. Hons. (McM.), M.D. (Tor.)\nT. M-L. Wong, M.D. (Br.Col.), FRCPC\nC. Yang, M.D. (Tor.), FRCPC\nC. Yong, BSc., M.B. (Leic.), Ch.B, FAAP, FRCPC\nJ. Yu, M.D. (McG.)\nK. Zinkiew, B.Sc. (Reg.), M.D. (Sask), FRCPC\nClinical Assistant Professors Emeriti\nK. Asante, B.Sc. (Br.Col.), M.B., Ch.B. (Glas.), ABP, FRCPC\nS. Hazell, B.A. (Br.Col.), M.D. (Tor.)\nM. Abu Aish, M.B., B.Ch. (K.Abdulaziz)\nZ. Abu Sharar, M.D. (M.S.M.I.)\nR. Alisharan, M.B.B.S, D.C.H., D.M. (Jamaica), L.M.C.C., FRCPC\nJ. Allaire, M.D. (McG.), FRCPC\nJ. W. Archer, M.B., Ch.B. (Sheff.)\nN. Bansal, B.Sc. (Winn.), M.D. (Manit.)\nA. Barclay, B.A., M.D. (Hamilton)\nA. Beck, B.Sc. (McG.), M.D. (Harv.)\nP. Bhui , M.B.B.S. (Bombay), FRCP(C)\nC. Bigg, B.Sc., M.D. (Br.Col.)\nA. A. E. Bingham, B.Ms. (W.Ont.), M.D. (Br.Col.), FRCPC pediatrics\nK. A. Blundell, B.Sc. (S.Fraser), M.Sc. (Ill.), D.D.M. (Br.Col.)\nK. Buckley, B.A. (Simp. Coll.), M.D. (Alta.), FRCPC\nE. L. Budd, B.Sc. Hons. (Calg.), M.D. (Alta.)\nK. Burrows, M.D. (McM.), FRCPC\nS. Cameron, M.D. (Manit.), Ph.D. (Br.Col.)\nE. C. Carrick, B.N. (Dund.)\nD. Chapple, B.Sc., M.D., FRCPC\nM. Choi, M.D. (Ott.)\nJ. Chou, B.Sc., M.D. (Br.Col.)\nK. Chow, B.Sc., M.D. (Br.Col.), FRCPC\nM. Clarke, B.Sc. (McG.), M.D. (Dal.), FRCPC\nL. Cohen, B.Sc. Hons, M.B.Ch.B (Cape T.)\nA. S. Condello, B.Sc., M.D. (Manit.), FRCPC\nM. Cooke, B.Sc. Hons. (Qu.), M.D. (Calg.)\nK. Cox, B.Sc. Hons. (Qu.), M.D. (Br.Col.)\nD. Critchley, M.D. (Qu.)\nK. L. Cullen, B.Sc. (Vic. (B.C.)), M.D. (Br.Col.)\nK. Danso, M.B., Ch.B (Ghana), ABP, FRCPC, LMCC\nA. Dedhar, B.Sc. (McG.), M.D. (Br.Col.), FRCPC\nM. M. Deevska, M.D. (U.Med.Sofia)\nS. Denny, B.S., M.Sc., M.D. (McM.), LMCC, FRCPC\nT. Dewan , B.Sc. (Sask.), M.D. (Dal.), FRCPC\nA. Dmytryshyn, M.D. (St.G.)\nO. Ebesh, M.D. (Aleppo)\nB. Eldridge, B.Sc. (Qu.), M.D. (Jagiellonian)\nE. Erendzhinova, M.D. (OMSK), FRCPC\nD. M. Eustace, B.Sc. Hons. (Calg.), M.D. (Sask.)\nP. Faaborg-Andersen, M.D.C.M. (McG.)\nM. C. Francis, B.Sc. (S. Fraser), M.Sc. (Br. Col.), M.D. (Qu.), FRCPC\nS. A. Freedman, B.A.Sc. Hons. (McM.), M.Env.Sc. (Tor.)\nL. M. F. Gendreau, M.D. (Laval)\nT. Gerschman, B.Sc. (Br.Col.), M.Sc. (Lond.), M.D. (Br.Col.), FRCPC\nM. Gingras, M.D. (Tor.)\nE. Grant, B.Sc., M.D. (Br.Col.)\nJ. S. Grewal, EMBA (Br.Col.), M.D. (St.Peter.U.)\nL. Harris, M.D. (Br.Col.), FRCPC\nP. Hedrei, MDCM (McG.), FRCPC\nA. Henderson, M.B., B.S., MRCS, LRCP, FRCPC\nD. Hirsh, B.Sc., M.D. (Br.Col.)\nK. Inrig, B.Sc. (Trin.W.), M.D. (McM.)\nS. Iyer, M.B.B.S., M.D. (Gujar.)\nA. Jekyll, B.Sc. (McG.), M.D. (Br.Col.), FRCPC\nE. M. Jimenez, B.Sc. (Br.Col.), M.D. (Manit.)\nMarr K. C., B.Sc. (S.Fraser), M.D. (Tor.), FRCPC\nA. Kamra, M.B., B.Ch. (U.Coll.Dublin)\nK. T. Kang, B.A. (Prin.), M.D. (Br.Col.)\nM. Kang, M.D. (Manit.)\nJ. Kanungo, B.Sc., M.D. (Alta.)\nM. L. Katzman, B.Sc. Hons. (Qu.), M.Sc. (Sask.), M.D. (McM.)\nL. A. Kitney, B.Sc. (Dal.), M.D. (Alta.), FRCPC\nJ. L. Kouwenberg, B.Sc., M.D. (Br.Col.)\nZ. A. Leatherbarrow, M.D. (Br.Col.), FRCPC\nK. Leccese, M.D. (Montr.)\nE. J. Lee, B.Sc., M.D. (Br.Col.)\nS. Leo, M.D. (Alta.), FRCPC\nZ. Lim, B.Sc. (Br.Col.), M.D. (Qu.)\nD. C. Louie, B.Sc., M.D. (Br.Col.)\nL. Loukras, B.Sc. (Wat.), M.D. (McM.)\nE. Lunaczek-Motyka, B.Sc. (Br.Col.), M.D. (Calg.), FRCPC\nK. Luu, B.Sc. (Tor.), M.D. (McM.)\nM. Mahal, B.Sc. Hons. (Tor.), B.Sc., M.D. (Manit.)\nA. C. Malik, M.D. (Sask.), FRCPC\nL. R. Malks-Jjumba, B.Sc. (S. Fraser), M.D. (Br.Col.), FRCPC\nK. A. M. McCulloch\nK. 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        "raw_content": "The Real Meaning of Lenten Penance\nBy Christian Daru\nWe Catholics are familiar with Lent as a time of fasting and penance. We are told every year that during this time we ought to abstain from a habit that is not beneficial for us and to take up a more fruitful spiritual practice. We are also obliged to abstain from meat and to fast. It is likely that there are many people who have engaged in their Lenten observances for years without ever knowing the reason why Lent is a time for such things. So, what is the purpose of these annual Lenten observances? One hymn from the breviary puts the answer this way,\n\u201cAs you did hunger and did thirst, so teach us, gracious Lord, to die to self and so to live by your most holy word. Abide with us that through this life\u2026 an Easter of unending joy we may obtain.\u201d[i]\nThe point of our Lenten observances is not that food, meat, watching T.V. or whatever other habit given up are necessarily bad (though some habits might indeed be bad), the point is that we need to renew the trajectory of our lives to ensure that we are living according to the word of the Father. Lent is a time to grow closer to the Lord by getting our priorities straight and detaching ourselves from worldly things, (again, not because they are necessarily bad per se) in order to attach ourselves to the things of Heaven. Jesus tells us that we must take up our crosses and follow Him if we are to be worthy of Him (Luke 14: 17). So Lent is a time to offer little sacrifices to God in the form of penance and discipline in order to better conform ourselves to His desires for how we should live. Some may ask, can the disciplines taken up during Lent really assist in our salvation? More broadly, can any action we take play any part in drawing us closer to God and salvation like the hymn above suggests?\nSalvation Declaration\nThis question is rooted in the Protestant view of justification. For Protestants, justification is known as a \u201cforensic declaration.\u201d What this means is that justification[ii] is solely the working of God by which He declares a man to be righteous regardless of his current interior disposition and any virtues he may or may not possess. Protestants are keen to maintain that justification is totally and unequivocally the work of God in which man plays no part. The Protestant position maintains that any sort of interior change in man and positive change in his moral character is an outgrowth or a fruit of God\u2019s declaration, but it is not essential to man\u2019s actually being justified before God. The only thing essential to justification is faith and faith defined by Martin Luther is,\u201da living bold trust in God\u2019s grace.\u201d And faith is a pure gift from God which has nothing to do with man\u2019s own actions in the slightest.\nOne of the main texts Protestants use to back up their claims is Romans 4: 1-4. In this text St. Paul speaks of how Abraham attained justification not by works but by faith that was counted to him as righteousness by God. So it seems then, that if justification is a forensic declaration like many Protestants believe, then there is no room for a man in the workings of salvation, which is to say we contribute nothing to our own salvation. Our Lenten disciplines then, from this perspective, might seem misguided at best and sacrilegious at worst. But is it in accord with the Catholic faith to say that justification is a forensic declaration? If not, then maybe our Lenten disciplines can be efficacious after all.\nBe Perfect as Your Father in Heaven\nThe Catechism states that \u201cBelieving is possible only by grace and the interior helps of the Holy Spirit. But it is no less true that believing is an authentically human act. In faith, the human intellect and will cooperate with divine grace.\u201d The catechism says further that \u201cIt [Justification] conforms us to the righteousness of God, who makes us inwardly just by the power of his mercy. Justification establishes cooperation between God\u2019s grace and man\u2019s freedom.\u201d So justification, for Catholics, is not merely about a declaration from God but about the interior renewal of man that makes us true children of God. This renewal is done by the grace of God and is not the result of any human effort, but it also requires the cooperation of man.\nIndeed, many passages of scripture seem to be problematic assuming a forensic view of justification. Jesus says that not everyone that calls him Lord will enter heaven, but rather those who do the will of the Father (Matthew 7:21). He also tells us that our righteousness must surpass that of the Pharisees and that we must be like children if we are to enter the Kingdom (Matthew 5:20; 18:3). Our Lord also says that we must be \u201cborn again\u201d if we are to enter the kingdom of heaven (John 3:3). And St. Paul himself says that we must \u201cput on the new man\u201d and be \u201crenewed in the spirit of the mind\u201d (Ephesians 4: 23-24). And lastly, Jesus tells St. Peter that he has prayed for Peter so that his faith \u201cmight not fail\u201d and so that he can confirm his brethren (Luke 22:32).\nNow, the images above are highly invocative of interior renewal. St. Paul explicitly states that interior renewal is what the Christian life necessitates. The image of being born again brings to the mind the idea of interior regeneration as does Jesus\u2019 declaration that we need to be like children and have greater righteousness than the Pharisees. Further, Jesus\u2019 telling Peter that his \u201cfaith might fail\u201d is very critical. If faith and, therefore, justification do not require human effort or cooperation in the slightest, as the Protestants hold, then how can it be possible for a man\u2019s faith to fail? If I am justified by a declaration of God irrespective of my interior state, and this justification is a result of faith that also does not depend either on any effort of mine or my interior state and God is the sole author of faith and justification, then we must say that if faith fails then God has failed. If one maintains that human effort does not play any part in justification, then there does not seem to be a way of escaping this problem. But, it is impossible for God to fail so the understanding of faith as purely forensic must be mistaken.[iii]\nSo what does all of this mean for our Lenten disciplines? This means that our Lenten disciplines are our participation in our salvation. It is our way of not merely saying \u201cLord, Lord\u201d but doing the will of the Father. We should not be proud or boastful, though, because even these disciplines and penances are efficacious only by the grace of God, but they are truly human acts as well. This is why the time of Lent is so important and we ought to take our penances seriously. We ought to see that we should not just seek to fast and do good works for forty days, but rather, for all the days of our lives. In that way, we can work out our salvation by the grace of God and strive to be perfect as the Father in heaven is perfect (Matthew 5:48).\n[i] Tune: St. Flavian C.M. Music: Day\u2019s Psalter, 1562 Text: Claudia Hernaman 1838-1898.\n[ii] By justification, I mean a state in which one is considered righteous by God and all of one\u2019s sins have been \u201cblotted out.\u201d\n[iii] There is much more that could be said for both the Catholic and Protestant views of faith and justification. I merely present them in summary form here to highlight the importance of our Lenten penances which presuppose the Catholic view of justification and faith over and above the Protestant understanding. I do plan on making the subject of justification a column in its own right in the future.\nChristian Daru, faith, forensic delclaration, justification, Lent, penance, Protestantism, salvation\nChristian Daru\nChristian Daru is currently an academic advisor at Marymount Manhattan College. He holds a BA in philosophy and Spanish from Regis University and an MA in philosophy from Fordham University. 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        "raw_content": "CerModern, licenced and accredited by the newly organised Abbas Kiarostami Foundation, would like to present to you Abbas Kiarostami\u2019s last exhibition.\nThis collection of photographs taken by Abbas Kiarostami was put together by the artist himself; the 43 digitally created images were printed in Istanbul December 2015 by Kiarostami with Canon specialists using 12 colourprinting on Hahnem\u00fchle Canvas Artist canvas. Mounted on Birchwood frames designed by the artist, the museum collection we would like to offer you is the last photographic work by Kiarostami. These images have not yet been printed in any books or been on exhibit besides CerModern Arts Centre in 2016.\nAbbas Kiarostami (born 1940) is an internationally acclaimed Iranian film director and screenwriter. An active filmmaker since 1970, Kiarostami has been involved in over forty films, including shorts and documentaries, and attained critical acclaim for directing the Koker trilogy, A Taste of Cherry and The Wind Will Carry Us.\nKiarostami is also a poet, photographer, painter, he is part of a generation of filmmakers in the Iranian New Wave, a Persian cinema movement that started in the late 1960s and includes pioneering directors such as Forough Farrokhzad, Sohrab Shahid Sales, Bahram Beizai and Parviz Kimiavi. The filmmakers share many common techniques including the use of poetic dialogue and allegorical storytelling dealing with political and philosophical issues. Kiarostami, along with Ridley Scott, Jean Cocteau, Pier Paolo Pasolini, Derek Jarman and Gulzar, is part of a tradition of filmmakers whose artistic expressions are not restricted to one medium, but who show the ability to use other forms such as poetry, set designs, painting, or photography to relate their interpretation of the world we live in and to illustrate their understanding of our preoccupations and identities.\nKiarostami is also a noted Photographer and poet. A bilingual collection of more than 200 of his poems, Walking with the Wind, was published by Harvard University Press. His photographic work includes Untitled Photographs, a collection of over thirty photographs, essentially of snow landscapes, taken in his hometown Tehran, between 1978 and 2003. An exhibition of Kiarostami\u2019s photographs of roads, trees and views from a car were shown at PS1 Contemporary Art Center in New York in 2007. Premiered at the Museum of Modern Art and P.S.1 in New York on March 1, 2007, Abbas Kiarostami: Image Makercomprised 33 short and feature films, two media installation works, and a comprehensive exhibition of photographs featuring selections from Snow White (1978- 2003) and Roads(1978-2003), Rain (2006) and Trees and Crows (2006) as well as the installation Summer\nAfternoon (2006\nAn exhibition in cooperation with CermodernArtsCenter\n43 photographs / 250 x 165 cm",
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        "title": "Nevada Supreme Court\u0092s ruling fits a disturbing new trend",
        "raw_content": "According to Professor Natelson, the Nevada Supreme Court's ruling fits a disturbing new trend in the courts when confronted with tax matters.\nJudicial Activism in Nevada:\nState Supreme Court Trumps Will of the People\nWelcome to Nevada, where the state's official motto, \"All for our country,\" is giving way to a new slogan \u0097\"why bother?\" \u0097 in the wake of a highly politicized state Supreme Court ruling setting aside a voter-initiated state constitutional amendment.\ufffd\nThe all-too-familiar story of states raising taxes instead of reducing spending in these times of rampant budget shortfalls has taken a bizarre new twist in the land of high stakes and honey. \ufffdHere, a Republican governor has teamed up with the teachers union to raise massive new taxes on businesses to fund education.\ufffd On July 10, they managed to convince six out of seven judges on the state Supreme Court \u0097 all of them Democrats \u0097 to order the state legislature to pass the governor's tax hikes by a simple majority vote instead of a constitutionally required two-thirds vote of the legislature.\ufffd\nWhile \"going for broke\" is a common refrain in Nevada, Governor Kenny Guinn has taken that concept to a whole new level, choosing to interpret his recent landslide reelection as a mandate for higher taxes and runaway spending. \ufffdAlready Guinn's approval rating has plummeted to 43 percent from the 53 percent he held before coming out in favor of new taxes.\ufffd His excuse?\ufffd \"It's for the kids,\" of course.\nRepresenting the \"fastest growing state in the Union\" isn't always easy for state lawmakers, who are struggling to come to agreement on an education plan for this year's budget that will keep pace with the constant stream of new students flooding the public school systems. \ufffd\nThe governor is proposing a $1.65 billion school budget \u0097 which represents a nearly 35 percent hike in state spending \u0097 that will require about $860 million in new taxes to fund.\ufffd Standing in his way are legislators of his own party, who are rightly opposed to passing the largest tax increase in state history, and a constitutional amendment passed by 78 and 71 percent of Nevada voters in two successive elections in the 1990s, which requires a two-thirds supermajority vote of the legislature before taxes can be raised.\ufffd\nOn June 2, the regular 120-day session of the Nevada Legislature ended with lawmakers failing to strike a compromise on, or pass by two-thirds vote, a series of tax proposals that would impose a franchise and payroll tax on businesses and that would go after the liquor, tobacco, casino and live entertainment industries for new or higher taxes.\ufffd Two special sessions totaling 17 days were then held, to no avail.\ufffd It was then that the governor and the state Supreme Court took matters into their own hands.\nOn July 1, Governor Guinn and the teachers union asked the state's highest court to intervene to resolve the legislative deadlock over taxes and force lawmakers to the negotiating table.\ufffd The petitioners made the novel legal argument that a state constitutional amendment \u0097 passed by voters during the Great Depression in 1938 \u0097 which requires the legislature to fund education, holds a higher priority under the state constitution than the requirement for a two-thirds majority vote on taxes.\nAs Attorney General Brian Sandoval put it: \"We just asked the court to require the legislature to balance the budget and fund education.\"\ufffd Oh, is that all?\nIn a surprise 6-1 opinion, the court agreed.\ufffd Finding an \"irreconcilable conflict\" between the two constitutional amendments, the court ordered the legislature to raise \"sufficient revenues to fund education while maintaining a balanced budget.\" \ufffdIt also agreed with an argument raised in an amicus curiae (friend of the court) brief by the teachers union that the legislature can use a simple majority when voting on tax proposals.\nAs for the one dissent, it was only partial and the Justice \u0097 who is also a Democrat \u0097 would have given lawmakers until July 28 to reach a consensus before intervening.\ufffd\nAccording to the majority opinion: \ufffd\"If the procedural two-thirds revenue vote requirement in effect denies the public its expectation of access to public education, then the two-thirds requirement must yield to the specific substantive educational right.\"\ufffd In other words, the court ruled that a \"substantive\" constitutional requirement to fund schools trumped the \"procedural\" requirement of a supermajority for taxes.\ufffd If education is a fundamental right, there's no telling what else in the state constitution the court might negate.\nThis so-called \"substantive\" requirement on education states merely that: \"The legislature shall provide for a uniform system of common schools, by which a school shall be established and maintained in each school district at least six months of every year... and the legislature may pass such laws as will tend to secure a general attendance of the children in each school district upon said public schools.\"\ufffd That hardly seems like an all-powerful trump card.\nRob Natelson, a University of Montana law professor, points out in the Las Vegas Review-Journal, that if a conflict between two constitutional provisions exists, the provision adopted most recently \u0097 in this case the two-thirds requirement, approved by voters in 1996 \u0097 normally would take priority over the earlier one.\ufffd\nThe court conveniently chose to ignore that fact.\ufffd In essence, the Court manufactured a \"dynamic tension\" between two separate constitutional provisions to ease tension in the legislature.\nThe court also chose to ignore other available remedies, such as suggesting the legislature keep at it.\ufffd The legislature had only met in special session for a whopping total of 17 days.\ufffd If that's the requirement for urgent state Supreme Court intervention, a lot of other state legislatures better get moving \u0097 fast!\ufffd The threat of school closings enough was likely to ultimately lead to a political solution in this case.\ufffd And, while the court was about the business of legislating from the bench, it could have just as easily required the legislature to find ways to reduce spending in other places to fund education.\nVin Suprynowicz, a columnist for the Las Vegas Review-Journal, claims the fix was in all along.\ufffd According to Suprynowicz, a retired Nevada judge told him before the court's ruling: \"Guinn went to (Justice Bob) Rose and (Justice Miriam) Shearing on the Supreme Court some time ago and got their agreement that they'll impose the tax hikes.\ufffd (Justice Deborah) Agosti is wavering, but it'll probably be 6-to-1.\"\ufffd Right he was.\nFollowing the state Supreme Court's ruling, the Assembly came together on July 14 and approved a tax increase of nearly $800 million by a vote of 26-16.\ufffd\nU.S. Rep. Jim Gibbons (R-NV), the author of the initiative requiring a supermajority, points out in the Las Vegas Review-Journal:\ufffd \"Many other states have a two-thirds or higher provision in their state laws, just like Nevada did...It strikes me as ironic that those states managed to open their schools, educate their children and hire their teachers without having to trash their respective constitutions.\"\nConstitutional law expert John Eastman of the Claremont Institute, representing fifteen Assembly Republicans, nine GOP state senators and concerned business owners, won a federal temporary restraining order to halt passage of the taxes by less than a two-thirds supermajority.\ufffd However, after a hearing on the complaint was held on July 16, where surprisingly all seven of Nevada's federal district judges participated by audio hookup in courtrooms in Reno and Las Vegas, the judges unanimously ruled that they lacked jurisdiction in the matter and dismissed the suit.\nThe plaintiffs then filed an emergency motion asking the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit \u0097 itself no stranger to judicial activism \u0097 to grant a preliminary injunction pending appeal.\ufffd The court denied the motion but granted the attorneys' request to expedite the appeal process, which can take up to a year.\ufffd The plaintiffs threatened to appeal all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court if necessary.\ufffd Eastman has also said the group could seek a rehearing from the Nevada Supreme Court, although legal experts say such petitions are very rarely granted.\nAccording to Professor Natelson, the Nevada Supreme Court's ruling fits a disturbing new trend in the courts when confronted with tax matters.\ufffd \"The courts have been recently either striking down or finding ways around tax expenditure limitations,\" Natelson told the Las Vegas Review-Journal.\ufffd\nOne state that's hoping that trend continues is California. \ufffdIn the wake of the Nevada Supreme Court's decision, the state's education chief \u0097 with the support of Governor Gray Davis \u0097 has asked the state Supreme Court to intervene in a budget stalemate by allowing a simple majority.\ufffd At least 12 other states with similar supermajority tax laws in effect may soon follow suit.\nLiberals and tax-and-spendthrifts in Nevada and around the country are, of course, claiming victory for schoolchildren everywhere.\ufffd What the kids have really learned is that their state constitution isn't worth the paper it's written on.\ufffd That's what $800 million and an activist court can buy you in the way of education.\nReturn to State Issues Index\n[About CFIF]--[Freedom Line]--[Legal Issues]--[Legislative Issues]--[We The People]- [Donate]- [Home]- [Search]--[Site Map]",
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        "title": "Chaz Beasley Reports Impressive Fundraising to Kick Off State House Run - Chaz Beasley for NC House",
        "raw_content": "Chaz Beasley Reports Impressive Fundraising to Kick Off State House Run\nN.C. House candidate Chaz Beasley has reported a strong fundraising haul in the opening days of his campaign, raising nearly $22,000 in his first week.\nBeasley, a Democratic candidate for District 92 in the N.C. House of Representatives, reported raising $21,865.25 in an Organizational Report filed with the State Board of Elections on Thursday. The report is required in the first ten days of a candidate running for office.\nBeasley\u2019s fundraising amount is virtually identical to the amount raised by incumbent Republican Charles Jeter over the past six months. In a report released last week, Jeter reported raising $21,912.02, only $46.77 more than Beasley raised in a week\u2019s time. Beasley already has nearly $8,000 more in cash-\u00adon\u00ad-hand than Jeter, according to the reports.\n\u201cThe amount of support we have received as a campaign has been incredible,\u201d Beasley said. \u201cI am humbled that so many people have been willing to invest in our effort to offer a fresh voice for our community.\u201d\nBeasley announced his plans to run on July 29. District 92 is one of the most competitive in the state, encompassing the western border of Mecklenburg County from Huntersville down to Pineville. President Barack Obama won the district in both 2008 and 2012, and Senator Kay Hagan carried it in 2014.\nBorn and raised in the foothills of North Carolina, Beasley grew up in a low\u00adincome, single parent home. He attended North Carolina public schools and graduated with honors from Harvard University. Beasley then went on to earn his law degree at Georgetown.",
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        "title": "\"FIDE Tried Its Hardest to Convince India to Split the Match, but They Refused\" | chess-news.ru",
        "raw_content": "The International Chess Federation published the press release in which it decided to tell why the World Championship match between Vishy Anand and Magnus Carlsen will take place in Chennai:\n\"Baku 06.05.2013\nSince the Candidates\u2019 Tournament ended, and GM M. Carlsen became the challenger of the coming World Championship Match there have been several developments, mails exchange between all parties (Carlsen, Anand, FIDE), questions asked, and also speculations.\nFIDE would hereby like to put forward the current situation regarding this event.\nDirectly after the 2012 match was awarded to Moscow, FIDE agreed to grant an option to Chennai. The PB and its meeting in Armenia in January decided that FIDE and AGON, who holds the rights for organizing the whole cycle of the World Championship, were advised that India would take up its option organize the World Championship match. This was done on January 24 in Athens, where both parties agreed not to open a bidding procedure, but to grant an option to India, as requested. We should emphasize that according FIDE rules the World Championship cycle is not included in the list of events, for which FIDE is obliged to do so (like Olympiads, for instance). This has been deliberately done, because in many cases FIDE, having the priority in mind to secure the match and the cycle, was ready to give an option or even to grant the match if the proposal was attractive enough.\nConsequently three of the last matches were given to an organizer without a bidding procedure.\nOn March 15th India asked to extend the option until April 10th and FIDE agreed to it because it was clear that the bid would be accepted and just needed an approval of the Tamil Nadu State Parliament, a session which took place on April 8th. One could ask why was the extension given to a date when the name of the challenger will be known already, and the simple answer is that FIDE, being convinced that the positive answer was just a matter of technicality, did not want to lose this bid for an alternative that gave no guarantee for a better result or any result at all.\nWhen the approval of the bid by India was published and FIDE representative was called to formalize it, on April 8th, GM Carlsen\u2019s manager contacted FIDE and asked to have a meeting to discuss this matter before a formal move is done with India.\nCarlsen and FIDE\u2019s representatives met in FIDE office on April 15th, when all claims were brought up by Carlsen\u2019s representatives and were answered by FIDE. Among the points raised and answered we would like to emphasize one and this is the issue which was also raised in media \u2013 the question of neutrality. Unfortunately it has always proved difficult to find a sponsor to such a match when the name of the challenger is not known yet. Therefore most of matches in the past were organized in one of the participant\u2019s countries. Consequently both World Champions Anand and Topalov played in their opponent\u2019s country \u2013 a natural result of the situation.\nOn that day both parties signed a paper whereby it was agreed to give Norway an option to come up with an organizer for half of the match, provided that India would accept such a solution.\nFIDE tried its hardest to convince India to split the match, but they refused India wanted to fulfil what has been approved by the government of the Tamil Nadu State and FIDE had to keep its obligations, and consequently an M.O.U was signed in Chennai on April 19th. One day later, the FIDE President visited France, where he got a proposal to organize the match in Paris. Mr Ilyumzhinov promised to bring the proposal before the Presidential Board. The French proposal was higher than the Chennai one, with more contributions offered. However, the Board decided (unanimously with one abstention) that FIDE must respect its obligation and thanked the French federation and the city of Paris for their proposal, hoping that there will be another opportunity to have a big event in Paris.\nFIDE has acted with full transparency during the whole process, trying its best to secure the match and standing by its obligations and reputation. FIDE will do everything to secure equal conditions for both players and also will try and still trying to increase the prize fund for the match.\nFIDE wishes these two great players a successful match, and is sure that India, the homeland of Chess will bring to the world a fascinating event.\nGens Una Sumus.\"\nHikaru Nakamura's Open Letter Vis-a-Vis the Grand Prix Series\nIf FIDE and Agon won't guarantee dates & locations for the Grand Prix Series, GM may reconsider his decision to participate\nBulgarian Chess Federation Sued FIDE At the Court of Arbitration For Sport\nBulgarian Chess Federation (BCF) filed statement of appeal against FIDE at the Court of Arbitration for Sport in Lausanne and requested cancelation of the contract between FIDE and the company AGON, it also protests against paragraphs 13.5 and 13.6 of the FIDE Regulations approved at the FIDE Congress. We have received the official press release stating BCF's position. We are offering it below:\nGM Kasimdzhanov Won't Be Helping Anand In the Match Against Carlsen: \"Three World Championship Matches Are Enough for Me\"\nAt the press conference held after the third round of the Zug Grand Prix GM Rustam Kasimdzhanov said he won't be in the reigning world champion's coaching team at the upcoming World Championship Match.\nCaruana Morozevich World Cup Gunina Karpov Ilyumzhinov FIDE Topalov Nakamura Jobava Grand Prix Aronian Karjakin Anand Kasparov rapid chess Hou Yifan Kramnik Carlsen Giri Wijk aan Zee Vachier-Lagrave Women's Grand Prix Sutovsky Grischuk Gelfand Svidler Mamedyarov Ivanchuk Olympiad",
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        "raw_content": "Blackhawks get rid of \u201cThe Stripper\u201d during Shoot the Puck\nAugust 14, 2014 August 13, 2014 admin\t0 Comments chicago blackhawks, chicago sun-times, John McDonough, NHL\nIt\u2019s a very popular contest during the Chicago Blackhawks games that draws a lot of interest, Shoot the Puck. Usually after the second period a man or child and a woman join a celebrity to compete in the event. It has become a tradition for the song The Stripper to be played during the contest, but from now on the song won\u2019t be played.\nMiss Illinois shoots the puck on Nov. 13, 2009 at the United Center\nMarissa Miller is pushing for some changes in the Blackhawks organization about the way women are presented. She started an online petition and received nearly 900 signatures since posting it on August 6. Miller\u2019s \u201c3 Hawks Goals\u201d petition call for an overhaul of Shoot the Puck, dress the women of the \u201cIce Crew\u201d in the same uniform as the guys (pants and jacket) and add a female moderator at next year\u2019s Hawks Convention.\nBlackhawks President and CEO John McDonough said on Wednesday he is listening to what the fans have to say. \u201cWe have to listen,\u201d McDonough told the Chicago Sun-Times on Wednesday. \u201cWe have to be aware. We have to react when appropriate \u2014 not overreact, but react. We take all of this very seriously. We have had to take a look at every single element, every aspect of our operation, our hockey business from A to Z. I certainly have read the stories, and I understand the sensitive nature of all of that.\u201d\nMiller finds the outfit worn by the Ice Crew girls inappropriate. The Girls wear a short skirt and a crop top but they aren\u2019t the only ones in the league wearing that uniform. McDonough said, \u201cThey\u2019re very common throughout the league.\u201d That doesn\u2019t mean the Hawks aren\u2019t going to look into a change in uniform for the girls, just means they aren\u2019t the only one doing it.\nThe Hawks are very interested in making the United Center a more comfortable environment for not only its female fans but male fans as well. \u201cI think as our franchise\u2019s fan base has exploded, we\u2019re hearing and we\u2019re witnessing and we have to evolve with all of that, and we have to change and we have to address it,\u201d McDonough said. \u201cWe hear the feedback. We respect it. We\u2019re distilling it right now.\u201d\nYou can read more on this story at Chicago Sun-Times.com.\nfeatured image via Bill Smith/NHLI Getty Images\n\u2190 NU Football 14-15 preview part 4: A bird, a plane, a superback\nFive Key Offensive Players for Northwestern in 2014 \u2192",
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        "raw_content": "4/9/2013 - Ordinance #13-10690 Kenwood Cove CIP Fund\nAN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING A KENWOOD COVE MULTI-YEAR CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS FUND.\nSection 1. Fund Established. In accordance with K.S.A. 12-1,118, there is hereby established a multi-year capital improvements fund to be entitled \u201cKenwood Cove Improvement Reserve Fund\u201d.\nSection 2. Purpose limited. The Kenwood Cove Improvement Fund shall be used only for the construction, repair, replacement, rehabilitation, alteration, installation, acquisition, or fabrication of Kenwood Cove capital facilities and as authorized by K.S.A. 12-1,118. This may include:\nA. Aquatics facility infrastructure repair, replacement and rehabilitation, including but not limited to pumps, piping, control panels and devices, electronics, buildings, and structural features.\nB. Fixed or portable equipment provided that such equipment is dedicated solely to the operation of Aquatics facility.\nC. Professional services contracts directly related to the primary purpose of the fund, including preliminary engineering, design and feasibility studies.\nD. Other contractual services related to the primary purpose of the fund.\nE. Acquisition of real estate, improvements to real estate, and related personal property necessary to accomplish the purpose of the fund.\nWork performed pursuant to the purposes of the Fund may be performed by the City, or contracted to others. However, fund resources shall not be used for payment of salary or benefits paid directly by the City of Salina to its employees, nor shall they be used to pay normal operating expenses of the City.\nSection 3. Monies for the Fund. Monies for the fund may be provided through budgeted transfers from the Special Sales Tax fund, from Bond and Temporary Note proceeds, special assessments, reimbursements from other funds of the City of Salina, reimbursements or contributions from private and public agencies, or State or Federal Aid.\nSection 4. Annual Budget not Required. Pursuant to KSA 12-1,118, resources of the fund shall not be subject to the annual budget process.\nSection 5. Effective. This ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its adoption and publication by the following summary once in the official city newspaper.\nOn April 8, 2013, the City of Salina, Kansas, passed Ordinance No. 13-10690. The ordinance establishes a Kenwood Cove multi-year capital improvements fund. A complete copy of the ordinance is available at www.salina-ks.gov or in the office of the city clerk, 300 W. Ash Street, free of charge. This summary is certified by the city attorney.\nNorman M. Jennings, Mayor\nShandi Wicks, CMC, Deputy City Clerk",
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        "raw_content": "Welcome to Brick Lane\u2026\nBrick Lane is a street in the East End of London, site of a Sunday market, heart of the city\u2019s Bangladeshi community, former heart of the city\u2019s Jewish community, and before that, of its Huguenot community.\nThe Sunday market at Brick Lane, like the one nearby at Petticoat Lane, dates from when it was a Jewish community.\nIn the 20th century the Brick Lane area was important in the second wave of development of Anglo-Indian cuisine, as families from countries such as Bangladesh migrated to London to look for work. The \u2018curry houses\u2019 of Brick Lane are known for their cheap and cheerful food, and for allowing customers to bring their own beer (often the curry house itself will not sell alcohol as most are run by Muslims). More recently the area has also broadened to being a vibrant art and fashion student area, with considerable exhibition space. Each year most of the fine art and fashion courses exhibit their work near Brick Lane.\nIt has also been, since the late 1990s, the site of several of the city\u2019s best known night clubs, notably 93 Feet East and The Vibe Bar, both built on the site of The Old Truman Brewery, once the industrial centre of the area, now an office and entertainment complex.\nNearby buildings of interest include Christ Church, Spitalfields, The Jamme Masjid or Great London Mosque on the corner of Fournier Street, and the head office of Habitat on Princelet Street.\nBrick Lane has been at the centre of protests against the proposed Crossrail project, which aims to build new underground railway lines. Residents have claimed that this would have a huge impact on the area, effectively placing them at the centre of a building site for several years..",
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        "raw_content": "It's new year's eve, and as usual I didn't make any plans to celebrate in grand fashion. Up until yesterday I was content to just hole up at home and spend it quietly by myself. Tigger then extended an invitation for me to spend the evening with them, and all of a sudden I found myself with plans.\nIn typical fashion, food for the evening was take-out, and decided very late in the game. Upon our arrival by bus from Central, it was time to go and pick up the food. ILL got her chance to ride in Mrs. Tigger's C 63 Black Series, and went to pick up our dinner from Fook Lam Moon (\u798f\u81e8\u9580) while I stayed behind to prep the wines...\nThe menu was typical of the Tigger household\u2026 most of the dishes feature time and again during their meals at the restaurant.\nLabels: Cuisine - Cantonese, Cuisine - French, Dining, Hong Kong, Michelin-starred Restaurants, Wine\nI stopped by my beloved Caprice yesterday afternoon as I was checking up on something, and was given a quick tour of their new cheese and wine bar. This has been a few months in the making, and something that my friends and I have looked forward to for most of this year. It finally opened a week ago, and I decided to grab a couple of friends tonight to check out the new digs.\nThe paint fumes were still somewhat noticeable yesterday, but I didn't mind. Nothing like getting a little high on wine and fumes\u2026 Perhaps it was the colder temperature tonight, but I didn't really pay much attention to the fumes tonight.\nI started with a glass of 2006 Willi Br\u00fcndlmayer Gr\u00fcner Veltliner Alte Reben, because it's been a while since I last had some Gr\u00fcner Veltliner. A little mineral, ripe, muscat grape on the nose. Sweet with saucisson, but not so good with jam\u00f3n ib\u00e9rico.\nA couple of weeks after the last gathering, the Alcoholics met up again to welcome a visitor back to town. After bailing on an earlier gathering, I finally had my chance to try out a private kitchen located in a cul-de-sac called The Coterie. I had balked at the price being charged when I first heard about it, thinking that it was out of line with the pricing of other fine dining establishments in town, but I was very curious to see whether it was justified. After all, the Specialist seemed enamored with the place\u2026\nThe nondescript plain white walls outside concealed a richly decorated space. Our room - one of two - was dominated by a long table with a mirrored surface. I would discover later that someone had managed to scratch it. The silverware was an elaborately decorated pattern from Christofle, and there were multiple wine glasses at each seat. Put all of this together and the first word that comes to mind was \"bling\".\nIt took more than half an hour for something edible to appear on the table, partly because one of us arrived a little late. But the lack of any snacks or bread meant that I was drinking bubbly on an empty stomach, and that is never a good thing\u2026\nWoke up late on Christmas Day, after staying up late at night trying frantically to make sure the ducks were still lined up. Went to bed with my fingers crossed, but with hope levels like the receding tide. Checked my email as soon as I opened my eyes and got some bad news. My train won't be running on schedule, and arrival at final destination will be delayed for an uncertain amount of time.\nA little depressed, I lazed in bed and moped around the apartment on this cold winter morning. I have a delicious late lunch to look forward to, but my spirits were a little dampened. I need to pick myself up and just get out of the house.\nAfter pickup up the wine from the office, I arrived fairly late at Susan's. Everyone sitting around the table has already gone through a round of food, so I put the wine down, hurried to my seat and was immediately served with the main event on my plate\u2026\nLabels: Cuisine - Western, Dining, Home Cooking, Hong Kong, Wine\nIt's Christmas Eve, and I'm in the office frantically trying to make sure that all the ducks are lined up. We're just short of our scheduled launch and a few of the documents are not 100% finalized. Trying to schedule 2 board meetings over Christmas also isn't the easiest thing, and thankfully people have been very accommodating.\nSo 7pm rolls around, and I finally get to leave the office and head to dinner. My adopted family has kindly taken me in for the night, so I joined Mr. and Mrs. Tigger and their friends at the Dining Room of the Aberdeen Marina Club. I was the last to arrive, but fortunately I was still on time.\nUnfortunately I received a distressing email just as I stepped out of the taxi, and something went a little awry with the chain of events which I thought were on schedule. I tried to contact my external counsel for a simple fix, but the person was MIA. I guess I would have to try to fix it during dinner\u2026\nDinner tonight was a 5-course set menu - not surprising given the occasion. There were 3 choices for each course, which was actually pretty good.\nEver since we ran into Chef Vincent at the book launch, ILL and I have been talking about going to Caprice for a meal before year end. It's game season, and where better to get your game meat than from the man who loves promoting it in Hong Kong?\nNeedless to say, bookings are hard to come by these days. We had to leverage off our relationships with the restaurant to try to move ourselves up the waiting list. After turning down several last-minute openings over the last week or so - due to one of us being tied up - we finally managed to meet up with a mutual friend for lunch today.\nI knew exactly what I wanted before I walked in. It meant giving up on the extremely well-priced set lunch, and would end up costing me dearly as far as lunch money goes, but I didn't care. I want what I want.\nThe savory canel\u00e9s with olives and anchovies are always yummy, but I'm getting a little tired of this\u2026 Time to serve up something new, please!\nCasual lunch today. I met up with a friend since I'm in danger of bailing out on him for our dinner this coming Tuesday. We bounced around ideas for the venue, and he suggested that we check out Madam Sixty Ate. The place opened up with a lot of hype last year, and not surprisingly I never found the time to pay them a visit... until now.\nWe were able to pick from both the lunch and the weekend brunch menu. The very first item on the lunch menu caught my attention, and from then on my eyes were no longer able to focus on the other dishes... Love at first sight, you might say... Ever since my first encounter with this classic dish, it has become an instant favorite of mine. I think I prefer the classic version, and not the more creative version that I actually had a few days prior to that first encounter.\nEver since that interview article in the papers came out, the Alcoholics have been asking me to take them to On Lot 10, with a couple of special requests. Apparently it was thought that they'd eat better with me around, although I think that's hardly the case\u2026 Anyway, I did make arrangements with David a couple of weeks in advance, and crossed my fingers and hoped that everything would work out like they always had.\nWe started with a very special bouillabaisse. Some of us were allergic to prawns (but not other shellfish), so I requested for David to use lobster and crab instead. A Staub cocotte showed up at the table, bearing the brown, seemingly brackish liquid that, in fact, is fit to be called les gouttes de Dieu. We were prepared to see someone lap up 4 bowls of this\u2026\nTonight a small, privileged group of us gathered for a very special occasion. My dear friend Susan Jung, the long-time food and wine editor of the South China Morning Post, has finally come out with her very own cookbook. A Celebration of Food is a collection of 80 recipes, which are mostly from Susan's collected works published in the Post over the years. However, there are also 20 recipes coming from well-known kitchens around Hong Kong, including those with Michelin stars such as Caprice, 8\u00bd Otto e Mezzo Bombana, Fook Lam Moon, C\u00e9page\u2026etc., as well as places like On Lot 10. In short, places that keep coming up over and over here in my diary.\nI was introduced to Susan by a mutual friend back around the time she first took up her job at SCMP, after leaving her previous profession as a pastry chef. That's a pretty long friendship, I have to say. There were years when we didn't see each other much, but somehow we'd manage to find each other through mutual friends. Over the last few years, I have been particularly blessed as I spent increasingly more time enjoying both her company as well as the delicious cooking.\nLabels: Home Cooking, Hong Kong, Michelin-starred Restaurants\nYes, I'm back at On Lot 10 again. No, this was not my idea, but rather my Favorite Cousin's. Mr. and Mrs. Ho were back in town, and as my very first visit to this restaurant was at their suggestion, it seemed like a logical choice. Knowing Mr. Ho's fondness for bouillabaisse, I asked David to prepare a special version for us. Both Mr. Ho and I were pretty excited at the prospect of enjoying this.\nThe staff had no idea that I was coming, since the reservation wasn't under my name. I sat down and enquired about the bouillabaisse, but our friendly waiter didn't know anything about it. He disappeared to check with the kitchen. Nope. No word on our special order, so the kitchen had nothing. Umm\u2026\u2026\nThis hasn't happened before. We don't usually order specific items with David, as it's usually carte blanche, but there was a particular reason for a specific order this time. Maybe he was too busy and forgot to pass the word down to the kitchen. But I was stuck: I wasn't able to deliver the bouillabaisse that I had promised our out-of-town guests.\nWe were feeling very full after our wonderful lunch, and left the Grand Lisboa on a mission. Lemon Tea wanted to check out this dessert place on Taipa, so the group of us went on a little adventure. I rode a Macanese bus for the first time, got off at the closest stop, and strolled down Avenida de Kwong Tung towards our destination.\nI had never heard of KAFKA Sweets & Gourmandises - the shop, that is. Then again, I'm not very up to date on my Macanese destinations. I found it curious that the owners of this joint - pretty much in the middle-of-nowhere as far as Macau is concerned - would name it after a literary giant. OK, so it's located on a street whose Chinese name is \u5e03\u62c9\u683c\u8857, which is the same translation as Prague (Kafka's home town), but the \"Braga\" in Rua da Braga refers to the Portuguese city of Braga, not Prague (which is actually \"Praga\" in Portuguese)\u2026 Well, whatever\u2026\nThe place was fully packed, and we had to wait outside for a little while. I'm not in the habit of waiting in line for food, but we're on a group activity here so I kept my opinions to myself. It looked like a stereotypical joint that perhaps gained its popularity through the combination of having pretty-looking and colorful products, a decent interior design, and some clever marketing to the right target audience. In short, it looks like a place I'd normally steer clear of. But hey, I've got a couple of hours to kill, and I'm in the hands of experts, so just go with the flow\u2026\nLabels: Cuisine - French, Dining, Macau\nI woke up fairly late this morning, feeling a little more refreshed. I opted not to have breakfast this morning, as the last thing I needed was more food\u2026 Finally at around 11:30, or more than 13 hours after finishing dinner last night, I felt the first indication of hunger pangs\u2026\nI was really looking forward to lunch at The Eight. The meal I had last year was totally awesome, and I knew we were in for a series of different dishes this time around, with an additional stomach to help spread the food around\u2026\nTwo little bite-sized amuses bouches started us off:\nStir-fried diced beef - with a little bit of celery perhaps?\nLabels: Cuisine - Cantonese, Dining, Macau, Michelin-starred Restaurants, Wine\nIt was a year and a half ago that I made a trip to Macau with KC, at the invitation of Hotel Lisboa. Well, here we are again, together with Lemon Tea, for another 4 meals over 2 days\u2026\nUpon our arrival we were greeted by the PR, and escorted up to the top of the Grand Lisboa for our lunch at Robuchon au D\u00f4me. I haven't been here since Robuchon moved from its old location, so this was the first time for me to check out the interior and the view\u2026\nWith our experience last year and knowing what's to come over the next 2 days, we decided to take it easy and did not pick the heaviest menu. To be honest there is no need to do so, as all the stuff that gets wheeled around on carts are enough to fill you up\u2026 Just like last time, we ended up sharing different dishes as much as possible.\nI was fortunate enough to have been invited to a dinner tonight featuring wines I had been curious about for years. Around 10 years ago, one of the London brokers I actively dealt with sent around a list of wines from Massandra, and touted it as the \"wine of the tsars\". Well, yes and no. Initially Prince Lev Sergeyevich Golitsyn set up his own winery in Crimea, and later on he became the winemaker at Tsar Nicholas II's winery nearby at Massandra. It wasn't until years after the revolution that the wineries - now under state control - were consolidated into the Massandra of today.\nI regret not buying from the London broker 10 years ago, when the wine list was full of old gems and prices were cheap. These days the same broker's list is largely depleted, and I have to get them from auction houses like Bonham's, who hosted the dinner and is featuring a small parcel of the wines in their upcoming auction. Well, better late than never I guess...\nThe dinner tonight was held at West Villa (\u897f\u82d1), a decent restaurant with a reputation for delivering value for money. I haven't been here for a long, long time, so it was good to come check out the food\u2026\nThis was always gonna be a busy evening, but it actually went on for much longer than I expected\u2026 and I also got a little more drunk than I expected, even though my mind was crystal clear the whole evening. Let me try to remember the details\u2026\nI started the evening at Hong Kong Wine Vault, attending a tasting of wines from Domaine Clarence Dillon. Jean-Philippe Delmas was in attendance, showcasing wines from both Haut-Brion and La Mission Haut-Brion.\nA dear friend of mine was kind enough to invite me to dinner tonight. A group of us were gathering to open a few bottles with Neal Martin, the man behind the Wine Journal on eRobertParker.com. It's always interesting to meet people who have so much experience with different wines, and not surprisingly many of us try to offer up some choice wines from our cellars during these encounters. I sometimes wonder if these critics ever just want to have a simple meal with a simple bottle of wine?\nThe venue of the gathering was RyuGin (\u5929\u7a7a \u9f8d\u541f) on the 101th floor of the International Commerce Centre. I was pretty excited about this evening, both because of the wines we would be drinking and also because this would be my first visit to the restaurant. I had a wonderful experience at the honten in Tokyo on my last trip, although reviews on this place from my contacts had been rather mixed. Now I would be able to find out for myself.\nWe took a menu featuring fall ingredients, made even more luxurious with the addition of white truffles from Alba\u2026\nIn this age where we get live feeds from Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and the like, it's not unusual to get a flood of images coming from friends who have just dined at a particular restaurant together. Not long ago I kept seeing pictures of certain dishes come across my various social media accounts, and decided that they looked good enough for me to try. A quick call to Mrs. Tigger and we had ourselves a table at Man Wah (\u6587\u83ef\u5ef3) in the Mandarin Oriental Hotel.\nThe restaurant is running a joint promotion with Shing Lung Hong (\u6210\u9686\u884c), a long-time distributor of hairy crabs (\u5927\u9598\u87f9) in Hong Kong. A number of dishes have been created to highlight the seasonal crabs and their delicious roe. I was naturally drawn in by the beautiful pictures taken by my friends.\nI was late to dinner due to a misunderstanding, and arrived to a half a plate of Cantonese roast meats. The char siu (\u53c9\u71d2) was actually very good, with just the right amount of marbling inside. I should have checked with the restaurant to see if this was pork shoulder (\u8122\u982d\u8089)\u2026 The crackling of the roast suckling pig (\u70e4\u4e73\u8c6c) was pretty good, too.\nLabels: Cuisine - Cantonese, Cuisine - Shanghainese, Dining, Hong Kong, Michelin-starred Restaurants\nHong Kong Wine Vault hosted a tasting of wines from Ch\u00e2teau La Conseillante and Clos Fourtet tonight. I met Jean-Michel Laporte for the second time 2 years ago at an earlier tasting organized by Wine Vault, and do like their wines. I am less familiar with Clos Fourtet, so the combination of the two ch\u00e2teaux made this an interesting event for me.\nI arrived fairly late due to an earlier meeting, and fortunately it didn't take me too much time to cross over to the Dark Side and get to the industrial warehouse. My late arrival, though, meant that I had to rush through the tasting and not spend too much time socializing. In fact, I didn't spend any time speaking with the gentlemen responsible for making the wines\u2026\nI woke up this morning to a link posted on my Facebook timeline. The link, of course, was to the \"Big Spender\" column published in the Hong Kong edition of Apple Daily (\u860b\u679c\u65e5\u5831). I had been interviewed a couple of weeks ago by the paper about my life as a foodie/blogger, and have been dreading the publication of this interview.\nI was mostly worried about how I would come off to the general public, who don't know me and don't read my blog. I have been described by various people as \"arrogant\" as well as a host of other terms, and while I usually shrugged those comments off as long as they were private, things were different this time. People do read this paper, and this is a rather public scrutiny. And the last thing I wanted was to show up in a column called \"Big Spender\" and make people think I am one.\nI was asked permission to have the interview article written in first person form, since the bulk of the text consisted of answers to a few questions. I reluctantly agreed to the request, knowing that anything written by the reporter would appear as if the words came straight from my mouth. Well, I guess the end result isn't as bad as I feared, although there were still a couple of points I did not and would not have made.\nA few of us had missed out on a particular dinner 2 weeks ago, and were fortunate to have been re-invited to dine at Boqueria by the responsible PR person. This is apparently related the New York chain, which was supposedly inspired by the best tapas bars of Barcelona, such as Pinotxo. I've always loved tapas and pintxos when they're done well, and so even though I don't normally attend these PR meals, I happily joined the event since I pretty much knew everyone else attending.\nI was running late as a client had invited me for drinks across the harbor, and I dashed back while glowing red from a few shots of Lagavulin 16. I was seeing via Twitter that most others were going to be late, too, when I received the earth-shattering news that Your Highness had actually arrived on time (or at least before the rest of us)! Anyone who knows Your Highness will know that, that NEVER happens\u2026 As the Chinese will say, \u592a\u967d\u5f9e\u897f\u908a\u51fa\u4f86\u4e86!\nAnyway, I managed to find my way to our table, greeted everyone around me and waited for the food to arrive\u2026 I accepted a glass of white sangria, but wasn't in the mood for more alcohol just yet.\nLabels: Bad Restaurants, Cuisine - Spanish, Dining, Hong Kong\nIt's another birthday celebration at Fook Lam Moon (\u798f\u81e8\u9580), and one where our host splurged for a classic dish that the restaurant is known for - and something that I haven't had in quite a long time.\nDeep-fried frogs' legs (\u6912\u9e7d\u7530\u96de\u817f) - it seems we can never get enough of this dish. In fact we knew the \"large\" size wasn't enough and immediately ordered another \"medium\" plate.\nRoast suckling pig (\u5927\u7d05\u7247\u76ae\u4e73\u8c6c) - de rigueur when one dines here. Does one ever get tired of this piggy? Apparently not this crowd. But who can blame us when the skin is wafer-thin and so crispy?!\nA few weeks after an impressive showing at the Masseto tasting I hosted, the MNSC boys gathered again at Megan's Kitchen (\u7f8e\u5473\u5eda). It's a full house again tonight, as our host Gayliao is back from his globetrotting that caused him to miss out on the Massetos. One of the benefits of hosting at this location is the casual environment\u2026 evidenced by our host showing up to dinner in his flip-flops! That has got to be a first in MNSC's 11-year history\u2026\nThe menu tonight was exactly the same as what we had on our last visit, when Curry Jayer hosted his debut. So once again we were fed lots of really delicious food, but - being deep-fried, sprinkled with garlic and chili, or simply being shellfish like crabs and prawns - they weren't exactly wine-friendly\u2026\nPlaying tourist in Taipei\nI'm back in Taipei this weekend, playing tour guide to Mrs. Tigger's family. It's their first trip to Taiwan, and the guy who's often told he's not really Taiwanese was taking them to all the touristy destinations. To be very honest, I hadn't actually been to some of these places myself\u2026\nAfter getting some soybean milk (\u8c46\u6f3f) and deep-fried Chinese crullers (\u6cb9\u689d) for breakfast, we headed to the National Palace Museum (\u6545\u5bae\u535a\u7269\u9662). Despite the fact that the parental units live only a short drive from this place, it's been some 14 years since my last visit. To say that I don't know much about the place would be an understatement\u2026\nWe walked around a bit, then moved on to the Shihlin Official Residence (\u58eb\u6797\u5b98\u90b8) - the former residence of Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek (\u8523\u4ecb\u77f3). This place is even closer to the parental units' home, but I have never been here. We waited until the lunch break was over, and went inside the actual building where Chiang Kai-shek and Soong May-ling (\u5b8b\u7f8e\u9f61) lived during their years in Taiwan. I later learned that the actual house has only been open to the public since January last year year, and the second floor has only been accessible since January this year.\nLabels: Cuisine - Japanese, Cuisine - Taiwanese, Dining, Taipei, Taiwan, Travel, Wine\nMore piggy\nI was hanging out with Tigger this afternoon when he asked me to join the family for dinner. Due to horrendous traffic conditions in a particular part of town, we decided to change plans and go to Fook Lam Moon (\u798f\u81e8\u9580) instead. 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It seems that they were interested in talking to a food and wine lover, and - for reasons that remain baffling to me - they thought I would be a suitable subject. As I'd only recently moved back to town, it took a while for the meeting to happen.\nI was asked to pick 6 of my favorite restaurants, and they would choose one and do the interview there. After I gave them the first 6 - Caprice, 8 1/2 Otto e Mezzo Bombana, Gold, Fook Lam Moon (\u798f\u81e8\u9580), Tim's Kitchen (\u6843\u82b1\u6e90) and On Lot 10 - I realized that the majority had Michelin stars and most (if not all) were probably hard to book on short notice. So I added Island Tang (\u6e2f\u5cf6\u5ef3) as #7. I was then asked to pick one place where I would be able to order a number of off-menu items, and as Connor McLeod would say: \"There can be only one!\"\nSo I shamelessly called up David and begged for a table at On Lot 10. I told him about the interview, and specifically - although this is nothing different from any other time I come here - asked him to prepare off-menu items. As usual, David very kindly obliged.\nLunching with vultures\nA few friends were having lunch at Caprice today, and very kindly invited me to join them to fill out a table of four. I was, of course, only too happy to accept the invitation and return to one of my favorite places in town.\nWe were informed that the menu was changing tomorrow, so today would be the last chance to savor some of the dishes. With that in mind, we dispensed with the set lunch and picked out dishes from the \u00e0 la carte menu.\nAs usual we found these savory canel\u00e9s on our table. Love the anchovies and olives inside.\nFine dining with old men\nIt was dad's birthday yesterday, so I arranged to be in town this weekend and took him to lunch today. I also managed to invite Last Minute Uncle who, not surprisingly, grabbed his two sons at the very last minute to come join us\u2026\nIt looks like we will make coming to L'Atelier de Jo\u00ebl Robuchon a tradition on dad's birthday, although I didn't bring any wine today as we were doing lunch. I was greeted at the door by a familiar face - my old friend Benoit. As I was a little early, we chatted a little while some TV channel was in the kitchen filming Chef Angelo.\nIt's clear that - no surprise to me - business isn't great here in Taipei. The number of covers from last night - a Saturday - was ridiculously low. We also discussed the phenomenon of people coming in not because they truly appreciate the food, but because they simply wanted to check off a list and tell people (via Facebook or Instagram or whatever) that they've been here. There seemed to be no escape from the Asian (and perhaps global) phenomenon where couples spend 15 minutes posing for pictures with each dish. Benoit also lamented that there simply doesn't seem to be enough customers in Taipei who love food enough to be willing to spend some money on it. Instead the locals seem to prefer to drop big bucks on expensive handbags or watches - something which they can show off to others.\nAs we realized that our conversation had turned into a mini bitching session, we shook our heads and both joked that we are two old men who are not able to keep up with the times. The behavior we have been complaining about is now the mainstream, and the two of us are hopelessly out of date. Of course, I was soon joined by more old men at my table\u2026\nLabels: Cuisine - French, Dining, Taipei, Taiwan\nLunch with Restauranteurs\nFor the second time in a week, I found myself in the company of a well-known food journalist. There was the last minute invitation to dine with Fuchsia Dunlop - whom I'd met months ago through my dear friend Susan. Today I was introduced to Nick Lander, who was in town to talk about his new book, The Art of the Restauranteur. Besides the insightful articles he writes for the Financial Times, he's an interesting person for me to meet because he is otherwise known as Jancis Robinson's husband.\nWe decided to take him to Manor Seafood Restaurant (\u5bcc\u7464\u6d77\u9bae\u9152\u5bb6). For some reason I've never been here for lunch, so I was pretty excited to come and try out their dim sum items. We didn't think there were enough of us to order dishes like their roast suckling pig (which I'd still never had) or the flower crab, though\u2026\nItalia x Patagonia\nIt's been a while since I last attended a wine dinner organized by a merchant or a restaurant. There are plenty of these around town, and usually I either don't find them very interesting, or they end up being a little expensive for my taste. The dinner I attended tonight was the exception.\nI first tasted the wines from Bodegas Chacra about a year and a half ago, and I was completely blown away. The estate is known for its Pinot Noirs, made in the Patagonia region of Argentina by Piero Incisa della Rocchetta - from the family that brought us Sassicaia. I couldn't believe how beautifully the wines were drinking at such a young age. When I found out that Piero was in town and would be showing his wines at dinner, it took me all of about 2 minutes to respond to an invitation from the local distributor.\nTonight's venue was Caf\u00e9 Gray Deluxe. I have only been here once previously, having found the food to be too heavy for my liking. Had it not been for the dinner tonight, I'm not sure when I would have returned after my first experience more than 2 years ago.\nMasseto massiiive\nIt was finally my turn to host an MNSC dinner tonight, and I'd been waiting for this occasion since early last year. Normally I'd be hosting my dinner in the earlier part of the year, but putting it together while living in Taipei turned out to be a little challenging. And it seemed the perfect way to mark my return to Hong Kong\u2026\nI wanted a change of venue, so I decided to book a room at Gold by Harlan Goldstein. We haven't been here for MNSC dinner before, and it was pretty easy to arrange everything with Harlan, even on short notice.\nI arrived early to set up the wines for the evening, and was starving badly\u2026 There was no way I was going to start drinking on an empty stomach, so I asked for some of the restaurant's yummy bread. That green sauce on the side ain't no ordinary pesto\u2026 it's damn good and addictive!\nFish market feast, crabulous edition\nNot three days ago I had the misfortune of getting a dose of food poisoning on my first working day back in Hong Kong. While the true culprit of my illness is anybody's guess between my breakfast, lunch and afternoon snack for that day, most people - including myself - would point the finger at a certain item containing chicken and cream sauce from a global chain of coffee shops. I spent some 30 hours running a fever and shivering under blankets as my body reacted to the foreign substance that was trying its damnedest to invade my system.\nI felt much better yesterday, and slowly went back to eating regular food. By this morning, I felt that my appetite was back 100%, and just in time, too! I had signed up for another seafood feast at the restaurant inside Aberdeen Wholesale Fish Market (\u9999\u6e2f\u4ed4\u9b5a\u985e\u6279\u767c\u5e02\u5834). Just had the lunch I participated in last year, this one was also organized by my friend KC. Given my experience last year, I was really happy that I made it back to HK in time for the last session today, and looked forward to lots of yummy seafood.\nBy the time I arrived, the place was already packed, with the group occupying 6 tables and taking up majority of the space. KC very kindly invited me to sit with his family so I would be in the company of one (or two) familiar faces. Not surprisingly, there are certain perks that come with being at the organizer's table\u2026\nWines with fireworks\nI officially moved back to Hong Kong today. Wouldn't you know it\u2026 just a couple of hours after I landed, I was back visiting my cellar at Hong Kong Wine Vault, fishing out a bottle to take to dinner. The Specialist was hosting a gathering at her home, where we could enjoy some home-cooked food and wine while watching the fireworks. Not a bad way to spend my first evening back.\nThe Specialist has always been a wonderful hostess, and tonight we were treated to a number of delicious cold cuts to start off the evening. First there was the 48-month jam\u00f3n ib\u00e9rico, whose flavors came in many layers. The wonderful flavors from the fat lingered in my mouth\u2026 but turned metallic and rusty with a sip of the white Burgundy. Must make a mental note for the future\u2026\nLabels: Dining, Home Cooking, Hong Kong, Wine\nA weak performance\nI did something unforgivable last week: I stood someone up for dinner. I had made plans to check out the Japanese restaurant at the newly-opened Okura Hotel in Taipei for some tempura, and was really looking forward to that dinner - or so I thought. I ended up changing my return flight from Hong Kong to the day of the dinner, but was too scatterbrained to remember that I had an engagement\u2026\nSo as my friend sat in the restaurant wondering where I was - and getting no joy trying to raise me via phone or text messaging - he was smart enough to check on Facebook to see that I had just checked in at the Hong Kong International Airport minutes before our appointed dinner time. Fortunately he was able to call someone on the spot and avoided the disaster of dining alone. I, of course, only discovered my terrible deed upon landing and seeing the missed calls and texts. Needless to say I apologized profusely\u2026\nStill wanting to get together for dinner, I asked to try out some place new for sushi, so my friend suggested that we meet at Shunsai (\u65ec\u63a1). He was, in fact, at the very same restaurant yesterday when we made plans to meet up, but he was kind enough to accompany me tonight for dinner. I was looking forward to discovering yet another quality place in Taipei.\nSteak and wine birthday\nI'm back in Hong Kong for a last-minute trip after spending just two days in Taipei, and came back just in time to dodge a typhoon join the birthday dinner of an old friend. I've known the birthday boy ojisan for some 17 years, ever since I first arrived in Hong Kong. Our group of friends have known each other for long periods of time, and have been pretty tight-knit throughout. There is something to be said about long-lasting friendships\u2026\nThe birthday boy wanted steak, and asked to try out Grand Hyatt Steakhouse. I've heard the buzz about this place ever since it opened, but as I'm not big on steaks - unlike someone I know - I never found the urge to check the place out.\nWe started with some big chunks of garlic bread. I find garlic pretty irresistible, but don't have many opportunities to chomp on garlic bread much. These were very yummy with crispy crusts. I took down two of these tonight\u2026\nLabels: Bad Service, Cuisine - Western, Dining, Hong Kong, Wine\nIf there's one major Chinese cuisine missing from my regular diet, it's Sichuanese. I was brought up without spicy food, and over the years I've gradually gone from zero tolerance to being able to take in some heat. However, I still do not actively look for spicy food, especially the likes of Sichuanese or Hunanese. Occasionally I will tag along when someone really wants it.\nMrs. Tigger was hankering for some spicy food, so we met up at Golden Valley (\u99ff\u666f\u8ed2) in the Emperor (Happy Valley) Hotel. Believe it or not, this dining outlet inside the hotel with a long and somewhat colorful reputation has got itself a little macaron from the tire man. I've dined here a few times before the honor was bestowed, and I thought the food really wasn't bad at all.\nI was pretty glad that the original plans of doing hotpot were nixed, so that we would be ordering \u00e0 la carte. This meant I would have the opportunity to see what the kitchen can deliver.\nSaut\u00e9ed green chili with vinegar (\u864e\u76ae\u5c16\u6912) - at first this was deceptively mild. It's only after having had a couple of these that the real heat catches up with you. I blame the black beans\u2026\nLabels: Cuisine - Sichuan, Dining, Hong Kong, Michelin-starred Restaurants\nI was getting together with a couple of foodie friends today, and someone suggested Gold by Harlan Goldstein as the venue. It just so happened that Harlan had pinged me a couple of weeks ago, telling me that I should come try out his new dishes. So what do you do when you're in need of a table for a Saturday night, and happen to be on friendly terms with the chef of a popular and difficult-to-book restaurant? You shameless beg the chef for a table, of course!\nI try not to do it often, and honestly there are only a couple of places around town where I feel brave enough to do so, but somehow I always end up asking the Boss Man for a table\u2026 and he's always been kind and accommodating.\nAlong the way, we lost one of the crew to an Indian wedding, so I decided to rope in My Favorite Cousin, since she's always up for a good meal and I know she enjoys going to Gold. After I extended the invitation, I realized that I would be totally outnumbered by 3 Aussies\u2026 Yikes!\nBig isn't always beautiful\nI'm back at Fook Lam Moon (\u798f\u81e8\u9580) for lunch with Tigger and family. It's one of my favorite places for dim sum, and I haven't been here in a while, so naturally I was pretty excited about this visit.\nWe have a relatively big group today, although if I actually counted there weren't actually that many mouths to feed. We ordered up a storm anyway\u2026\nSteamed rice wrapped in lotus leaf (\u9bae\u8377\u8449\u98ef) - this was ordered and arrived first, since some of us had to leave early and stomachs needed filling fast. Very delicious but what a huge portion! One of us ended up with 6 bowls of this\u2026\nHow to ruin a Krug wine dinner\nMany weeks ago, my dear friends at WOM had extended a very kind invitation for me to attend a dinner they were hosting in conjunction with Champagne Krug. The dinner would be attended by a small circle of Hong Kong's English language bloggers, and I was naturally delighted to have received the invitation. Free Krug and food from 8 1/2 Otto e Mezzo, one of my favorite restaurants\u2026 was there any reason for me to not show up?!\nUnfortunately, yes. A last-minute flood of work meant that I couldn't fly in from Taipei for the dinner on that fateful Friday evening, and I missed the opportunity to spend some time with my friends I Love Lubutin and e_ting. My consolation price was reading about it here. Or so I thought.\nThere was to be another dinner tonight, with a totally different crowd and venue. My dear friends from WOM extended the invitation a second time, and this time I made sure that I would not miss this opportunity.\nLabels: Cuisine - French, Dining, Hong Kong, Michelin-starred Restaurants, Ranting, Wine\nA somewhat unsatisfying lunch\nI flew back to Hong Kong last evening for a few days, just in the nick of time to solidify my reputation as the \"typhoon magnet\". I have now run into 3 typhoons in 3 different cities for 3 consecutive weeks, including flying into Shanghai for a date with Typhoon Haikui last week. Let's hope I don't run into any more of them next week\u2026\nI had arranged to meet up with a few of my close friends for lunch today, and was kinda looking forward trying out something special at Yung Kee (\u93de\u8a18\u9152\u5bb6), a restaurant I've been to many times. Unfortunately, I was on the receiving end of some extremely efficient service from China Travel Service, and ended up being 40 mins late. I was feeling pretty bad at this point\u2026\nI sat down to catch my breath, while Legolas Jr. went about confirming the dishes with one of the captains. We had pre-ordered two dishes, but the captain came back to tell us that only one had been reserved - and the missing dish was actually the one we really wanted to try. For me, it was the main reason why we even chose to come to Yung Kee today.\nVirgin mud crabs and other goodies\nMy good friends are in town for a couple of days, and after our last experience, I promised to take them to another classic Taiwanese joint for dinner. Ming Fu (\u660e\u798f\u53f0\u83dc\u6d77\u9bae) is famous for some of their premium dishes, but I chose not to pre-order them since I wasn't particular interested in shark's fin, chicken testicles or bull penises. Nevertheless, there's plenty of other goodies on the menu to make me happy.\nI was presented with two complimentary starters as I sat down, which was perfect since I was starving after a whole day of eating nothing but a small pack of crackers.\nDried sakura shrimp (\u6afb\u82b1\u8766) - perfect to go along with some alcohol.\nBordeaux vs. Napa\nAfter a very enjoyable evening together a few weeks ago, our little group made plans to get together again tonight. Once again, steak was the order of the night, and we met at Toscana in the Sherwood Hotel. I haven't dined here for more than a decade, so it was an opportunity for me to see how things have changed. The organizer had pre-ordered the beef, and I looked forward to having some dry-aged beef.\nWe started by sharing some tipico risotto di porcini e fungi con anatra foie gras croccante. This was a reasonably rich dish, with pan-fried duck foie gras on top of the porcini mushroom risotto. The risotto was OK. I have pretty low expectations for this dish in Asia. Yes, it was wet. Yes, the rice was somewhat hard, not overcooked and soggy. But it wasn't al dente. Not the way it is at 8 1/2 Otto e Mezzo. Oh well, at least it tasted good so I shouldn't complain too much.\nTyphoon shelter in Shanghai\nI scheduled some meetings in Shanghai at the last minute, and ended up flying in last night without realizing that a typhoon was on its way here. I guess that's what happens when you're in a place like Chongqing and don't pay attention to what is happening outside the city... and have limited news sources thanks to being in China.\nTyphoon Haikui was battering Zhejiang and the surrounding areas, and my return flight to Taipei was rescheduled to very late at night. Fortunately I was able to find refuge with a very old and dear friend, who allowed me to camp out at her apartment for a few hours. As dinner time rolled around, we decided to take a short walk to nearby Xintiandi (\u65b0\u5929\u5730) and see what dining options were available on a night like this.\nMy friend almost led us into Din Tai Feng (\u9f0e\u6cf0\u8c50), but fortunately we hesitated and ended up at Xiao Nan Guo (\u5c0f\u5357\u570b) next door. Don't get me wrong, there's absolutely nothing wrong with Din Tai Feng. In fact, I love going there. But Xiao Nan Guo is a much better choice for someone coming from Taipei. Not surprisingly, my dear friend and I ordered a little too much food\u2026\nA-salting the palate\nI'm back in Hong Kong spending some time with Tigger and family, and we went to Sushi Kato (\u5bff\u53f8\u52a0\u85e4) for dinner. It's a little out of my usual patrol area, but apparently Mrs. Tigger used to come here a lot many years ago. Given I'm with old regulars, I decided it would be wise to let them do the ordering.\nThe amuse bouche was herring roe (\u6570\u306e\u5b50) with Chinese cabbage.\u3000The young sansho leaves (\u6728\u306e\u82bd) provided a really nice kick...\nDestination wedding Bali day 3: lunch and go\nA lazy morning after a late night of partying. Hung out in the villa cabana and surfed the net, while I waited for lunch time to roll around. My two-day stay in beautiful, sunny Bali is coming to an end.\nI head back to the Warung for lunch, and take in the wonderful view of the deep blue sky. I enjoy the last few moments I have at the Alila Villas Uluwatu.\nLabels: Bali, Cuisine - Indonesian, Dining, Indonesia, Travel\nDestination wedding Bali day 2: east over west\nAfter a late night, it was late morning when I opened my eyes. I decided to hang out in my villa and get some use out of it for once\u2026\nThere was a plate of local fruits in my room, and I decided to have it as breakfast. The mini bananas were somewhat ripe. The carambola was ripe and reasonably juicy. Salak has never been my favorite, as it's always too sour and I don't like the texture in my mouth. The mangosteen was ripe and juicy, and it's been a while since I last had some. My favorite fruit in Bali is the local passion fruit. I just love the fresh, subtle fragrance and delicate flavors - in stark contrast to the intense flavors of \"normal\" passion fruit that we are used to seeing.\nLabels: Bali, Cuisine - Indonesian, Cuisine - Italian, Dining, Indonesia, Travel, Wine\nDestination wedding Bali day 1: welcome to Bali!\nI'm in Bali this weekend for another wedding. Bali sure has become a popular choice for destination weddings particularly among those of us in Asia. It's an easy location to get to - with direct flights from many Asian cities - and the beauty of the island of the gods is indisputable. I'm happy to be back after a 3-year absence.\nAfter finally collecting my checked in luggage and suffering from anxiety about having it picked up by someone else from the carousel, I took a taxi to Alila Villas Uluwatu, where some of us are staying for the weekend. The villas here are a little too modern for my taste - mostly straight lines at 90 degrees with sharp corners. Too much concrete and cement, and virtually no Balinese or Indonesian architectural elements. Having said that, the villas are very spacious - both indoors and outdoors. I look forward to dipping in the pool.\nThis is the first time I'm in Bali by myself, and with just a few hours until the welcome dinner, I decided to spend some time in my villa. The sky is a beautiful hue of blue, and the temperature is a relatively cool 27\u00b0C with a nice breeze. I hook up to the hotel wifi and sit under the shade of the cabana, enjoying the view out to the distant ocean. No, I did not come to Bali to surf the waves. I'm surfing the net.\nLabels: Bali, Cuisine - Indonesian, Dining, Indonesia, Travel, Wine\nThe dessert ribbon\nHaving done a whole series of birthday dinners last year, I figured things should be kept low-key this year. After all, most of my foodie/wino network remains in Hong Kong, and flying back to Hong Kong to celebrate your own birthday seems a little full of oneself\u2026\nI didn\u2019t really start to think about what to do for tonight until a few days ago, as honestly I just wasn\u2019t in the mood to do something \u201creally special.\u201d The one tradition I do keep to is popping open a bottle of wine from my birth vintage. This year, through a complete lack of planning, the only bottle I have with me in Taipei was a bottle of vintage Port. While I have attended a dinner where Port was the focus of the evening, my mind still tells me that this is a wine for after dinner, perhaps with dessert\u2026\n\u2026which naturally led me to STAY. When I came here with my friend some 2 months ago, I was so impressed with the desserts from Chef Lo\u00efc that I talked about returning for a meal where I would only have dessert. It seems kind of crazy to do something like this, but then again, it wouldn\u2019t be the first time that I\u2019ve done something from left field when it comes to food. I ended up being joined by a couple of friends, although I wasn\u2019t going to force anyone not to have savory dishes before the dessert fest\u2026\nMom's traditional Shanghainese zongzi\nThe parental units had me over for dinner tonight. Mom knows I'll be out of town next weekend, which means I'll be missing the festivities for the Dragon Boat Festival (\u7aef\u5348\u7bc0). She's making her first batch of zongzi (\u7cbd\u5b50) this season, and wanted to make sure I got some.\nI didn't arrive early enough to see her crouched over the whole spread of ingredients or to help out\u2026 but for the first time ever, we did talk about how she makes them. Mom doesn't keep notes - she knows this is one of her downfalls - so there's bound to be some inconsistency in her cooking\u2026 especially for things that she doesn't cook often. Zongzis are a once-a-year thing, and she doesn't even make them every year. She was very worried that this batch won't turn out well, since she felt a little rusty at the start of the day.\nShe felt a little unsure of the ratio between the glutinous rice and the meat during the process, and ended up over-stuffing some of them with rice. After she realized that there was too much rice, it was then necessary to cook them for longer\u2026 It was all in suspense until we opened up the first few, and mom was able to breathe a sigh of relief. They weren't perfect, but she felt they were at least good enough to be given away to friends without embarrassment.\nLabels: Cuisine - Shanghainese, Dining, Home Cooking\nCheese and sausage at home\nI'd been trying to get together with a couple of old friends for quite some time, but for one reason or another something always came up. I was finally able to meet up with some of the ladies tonight, and they were my guests at home for the evening.\nPreparations for this evening started a few weeks ago when I was in Hong Kong. After a fantastic lunch at Caprice where we were served some of Jeremy's precious cheese, I decided to buy some cheese and sausages while I was in Hong Kong - knowing that I simply couldn't find the same selection in Taipei.\nI arrived home with my friends and started to bring out the goodies, slicing them into bite-sized serving portions. I was kept busy for a few minutes, but I was happy. I finally had the opportunity to share the good stuff with people who can appreciate it.\nLabels: Cuisine - French, Cuisine - Italian, Cuisine - Spanish, Dining, Taipei, Taiwan, Wine\nReducing food waste charitably\nThis past week, attention was drawn to the issue of food waste in Hong Kong by an article in the South China Morning Post. The article mentioned the findings and estimates by Friends of the Earth based on their observations of food disposals from the city's largest supermarket chains. I think many people were in for a shock.\nFood waste has always been around, but what is outrageous is that we live in a city where many people don't have enough to eat. People are throwing out food that is perfectly good and safe to eat, without even thinking of doing something good with it.\nI'm very honored to count among my friends two people who have founded charities to help solve this problem. Both of them have run successful businesses, but also have active charitable sides. As someone who both loves food and tries to help our environment, it is my privilege to help spread the word about these two organizations.\nA notch or two below\nI was away on the parental units' anniversary, so I made sure I took them out after I got back into town. We went back to our old favorite Paris 1930, since it's kind of a tradition. And truth of the matter is that Rolf and team have always taken care of us. The parental units haven't been back here since the new chef came onboard last December, and I thought we'd go and give it a try.\nAs is typical, each of us took a different menu so we could have a range of dishes. I decided to take the Ocean Special menu since I'd brought a bottle of white\u2026\nAmuse bouche - yellow squash panna cotta with red beetroot jelly. Pretty yummy, as the squash flavors were surprisingly strong.\nThe warm embrace of an old friend\nI'm back in Hong Kong for a few days, and my kind friends arranged a lunch for me... knowing that I've been missing lots of different kinds of food. Hard to believe that it's been more than 6 months since I was last at my beloved Caprice (having a few glasses of wine earlier this year doesn't count), so I was really happy when Legolas Jr set us up with Jeremy at Caprice for some cheese.\nCheese is one of the things I miss most being in Taipei. Selection is pretty poor, since most people don't really eat it and don't have the knowledge. The fact that I was given some La vache qui rit spreadable wedges as part of a cheese plate at a restaurant says a lot.\nWe were seated in the bar area away from the main dining room, which is where guests can have a simple meal of wine and cheese. This will soon be renovated to an expanded bar area with wine and cheese cellar. I'm really looking forward to seeing it when it's done!\nNo tuna, please\nI'm back at Gyodoike (\u9b5a\u9053\u751f) for an impromptu dinner. It really has become one of my favorite places for Japanese in town, and I think the chef has started to recognize me.\nAs usual we let the chef make the call on what to send us, although I did ask for beef to be left off the menu, as well as tuna. I've asked for tuna to be taken out almost every time that I've been here, but I still have to specify that it's ALL cuts of tuna. 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But the Chinese and Thai governments in the face of international censure and growing domestic outrage have promised to take steps to curb the rampant illegal trade in their countries. But the pressure must be kept on if these magnificent animals are to survive. Every day brings news of new slaughter in Gabon, Chad, Cameroon, Kenya and the elephants other African range states, the poisoning of endangered pygmy elephants in Borneo, another fatal elephant-human conflict in India. The just-concluded CITES conference was one of the most productive ever. Here\u2019s a story about it Wildlife trade meeting endorses DNA testing of seized ivory\nDaniel Cressey, Nature\nProtection for elephants, rhinos, sharks and trees extended in Bangkok.\nIf you go into a bar in Bangkok tonight, don\u2019t be surprised if you find it full of celebrating conservationists.\nAn international meeting that takes place every three years to regulate trade in endangered animals and plants has bolstered protection for multiple species. Besides clamping down on trade in ivory and rhino horn, states party to the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) made the unprecedented step of granting protection to sharks and various species of tropical timber in final voting today.\nTom Milliken, who works for the wildlife-trade monitoring group TRAFFIC, which is headquartered in Cambridge, UK and has been heavily involved in the debates about elephant poaching, said, \u201cI think this is one of the best COPs I\u2019ve been to, and I\u2019ve been to 14 of them.\u201d\nBefore the conference, researchers across the world had warned of the dire state of African elephant populations, which are currently being decimated by rampant poaching. Many urged CITES to mandate forensic examination of large seizures of illegal ivory. Tusks\u2019 DNA can be used to trace their origins, so that law enforcement can be directed to \u2018hot spots\u2019 of poaching. The \u2018conference of the parties\u2019 (COP) to the convention in Bangkok declared that such testing should be mandatory for large-scale seizures.\n\u201cI was ecstatic because it was the first time that the entire COP acknowledged the value and need for DNA testing for the origin of poached ivory. All my hard work had finally paid off,\u201d Samuel Wasser, director of the Center for Conservation Biology at the University of Washington in Seattle and one of the driving forces behind the push for forensic examinations of elephant ivory, said in an email to Nature.\nThe delegates also approved measures to curb demand for ivory, which could include public awareness campaigns in countries driving the trade, such as China. Shortly before the meeting, Tanzania removed one impediment to the discussion by withdrawing its proposal to sell stockpiled ivory, a move welcomed by Iain Douglas-Hamilton, a researcher at the University of Oxford in the UK and the founder of the Save the Elephants charity.\n\u201cFor the first time in 22 years there was no proposal to sell ivory. That meant we could start interacting constructively,\u201d he says. Douglas-Hamilton adds that the demand-reduction move means that \u201cwe can now say with our hand on our heart that CITES supports campaigns to reduce the trade in ivory\u201d.\nEnforcement of rhino protection is to be strengthened, with Mozambique and Vietnam now required to toughen up their controls on trade in horns. Members of CITES also accepted that several species of shark \u2014 including the oceanic whitetip (Carcharhinus longimanus), scalloped hammerhead (Sphyrma lewini), great hammerhead shark (Sphyrna mokarran), smooth hammerhead shark (Sphyrna zigaena) and porbeagle (Lamna nasus) \u2014 should be added to \u2018appendix II\u2019 of the convention, which restricts trade in species not at immediate risk of extinction but in need of protection. Previously CITES delegates have hesitated to interfere with trade in commercially valuable marine species, say many campaigners.\nConservationists see the move into timber as equally significant, with a number of types of tropical hardwoods, including ebonies and rosewoods, added to appendix II. \u201cAt the last CITES conference in Qatar I felt we didn\u2019t get anything we wanted. This conference was entirely different,\u201d says Leigh Henry, a senior policy advisor at the conservation NGO WWF in Washington, DC. \u201cThe parties to CITES are really stepping up. We got almost everything we wanted. The parties followed the science and did what was best for conservation.\u201d\nhttp://www.nature.com/news/wildlife-trade-meeting-endorses-dna-testing-of-seized-ivory-1.12612\nFor more background, read #69: Agony and Ivory\nCITES Bangkok meeting, elephants, ivory africa china thailand, ivory poaching, Tom Milliken\njoin us in borneo\nlouise silberling\u2019s photoessay on the Waterfalls of Ithaca",
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        "raw_content": "you have so many wonderful stories you've been working on. I'm addicted to all of them. Hope to see more from you soon!\nI should clear up one thing, Kagome looked up to Kikyo when she wasn't a whore, like when they were younger. Kagome is easy to forgive, just becasue they are family and Kagome really wants to move on with her life, Kagome hates to dwell on the bad she is always ready to move on quickly. I wrote her this way on purpose. But Kikyo is the only one she'll forgive easily. I doubt at this point she'll ever forgive Inuyasha. Anyways I plan on him doing something really stupid in a later chapter. Thanks for reading\nSorry for the delay in answering reviews, and thank you for your reviews on Blood Stained.\nI love writing emotions, and it might because I am a very emotional person myself, lol. I like to take my time, though sometimes it can be a bad thing, but I'm glad you're enjoying my writing, it really makes me happy! Thank you for your kind supporting reviews!\nThank you for the compliment on Windows on the West! I just felt compelled to try to get into Rumiko's Sesshoumaru's mind, while developing out his character in a believable way, so we'll see how this goes. Glad you enjoyed the first two shorts!\nThanks for the review on price of protection. I'm not romantic that is likely why its not high in the romantic area.\nAgain im glad you liked it.\nHaha he is a monster I created\nThanks for reading and reviewing it means a lot!!\nThank you so much for the review It means a lot!\nAwwww knife, thank you for the lovely review of Sweet Little Secret! It was so wrong, wasn't it? I actually uploaded it with the mental preparation of receiving flames.\nAnyway, since you have expressed interest in it, I will do a oneshot which extends into the future! I have no idea if it's because I am growing older, year by year, but recently, I got really into the idea of the older-woman-younger-guy relationship. Somehow, it just sounds really fun to write, and I decided to give it a shot when I saw Electric's high school senior Sesshoumaru fanart. I was thinking of bringing the next oneshot to a different stage, where he is, perhaps, 25 and she, 30. What do you think?\nIsn't that the truth? But today's society is all about making excuses rather than taking responsibility - of course, in stories, we can wrote them how we want! I'm glad you enjoyed Sweet Betrayal...\nHi there! thank you for reviewing chapter 12. I agree, not all knights are in shining armor, and we have one here in a yukata! Also, we will get to see a more enthusiastic Hojo in the later chapters...*winks* Sesshy's in for it! He'd realize he has to do more to keep Kagome with him.\nAnyway, I've uploaded videos of Tsumago and Shimosagaya ryokan (the one I stayed in) on youtube, and here's the link to my account if you wish to see the place you've been reading about. The username's 'pinkyisland'!\nhttp://www.youtube.com/user/pinkyisland",
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        "raw_content": "Home > Cloud Computing\t> The Data Stack: The Next Focus of Cloud Computing?\nMany of us have already heard of the term \u201csoftware stack.\u201d It shows the software layers in boxes stacking up on each other, all the way from operating system, to middleware, and to applications. When these layers are offered as services, we have IaaS (Infrastructure As A Service), PaaS (Platform As A Service), and SaaS (Software As A Service) respectively for so called cloud service stack. These two stacks are essentially similar if not the same.\nIf we stop for a moment and think more about the bigger picture, we can find out that the stack is actually aligned with the compute, which is key part of the compute, network, and storage triad.\nHow about network stack? There is the famous OSI model with several layers of protocols (physical layer, data link layer, network layer, transport layer, session layer, presentation layer, application layer). So networking is covered. I actually think the software stack was inspired by the OSI model, but haven\u2019t done research on this.\nNow is the last part, which is the storage or data. Interestingly, while searching for data stack, I got many top pages on stack of data structure \u2013 the one that pushes or pops an item at a time on the top. This is of course not what I intended to discuss here.\nWhat I intend to discuss is at high level \u2013 how the data is layered in terms of its meaning abstraction of values. This may or may not relate to the software stack. In other words, there is no direct mapping from a software layer to a data layer.\nThe following is a diagram on data stack:\nAt the bottom is the storage, which only stores bits and has no idea about what these bits mean. These bits can well be binary programs, thus not data at all.\nOn top of that is the file system, which interprets and organizes the bits into files of bytes and characters with specific encodings like UTF-8 for Unicode. These files are more human consumable than the underlying storage. They are also better organized with folders (or directories) in a file system.\nMoving up is the model layer, which gives some level of meanings to the underlying files. For example, the underlying text file is interpreted as an XML with a specific schema, therefore can be parsed by XML parsers. There are standard content formats defined by MIME.\nAt the top of the layers is the domain, which clearly defines the meaning of the data, and makes it ready for a software application to make full sense of it. The meaning is more than the literal interpretation but closely related to domains which set up context for a piece of data.\nIn the same way in which software stack maps to cloud service stack, the data stack will be offered as data services as well: storage as service (SaS), file as service (FaS), model as service (MaS), and domain as service (DaS).\nWith this data stack, the story of stack architecture of computing is now complete.\nCategories: Cloud Computing\tTags: Cloud Computing, data stack, network stack, software stack\nTop Ten Things a CIO Should Know About VMware vCloud\nBest Tool to Compress Virtual Machines The Data is the Cloud",
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        "raw_content": "Along these lines, within the context of couples therapy, I can receive more than one input of information. In individual therapy, people often present their single perspective, which is often biased (why wouldn\u2019t it be), so as a therapist, I am working with limited information. I have no idea how other people relate to this person, how they experience them, or how much they may or may not agree with the individual\u2019s perspective. I can only go by the intersubjective feelings that come up in the room between us to try to formulate a conception of how this person interacts with others. In couple\u2019s treatment, all of these issues are presented out in the open for everyone to see. I can readily see the cognitive distortions, over-reactivity, and toxic misunderstandings front and center, which allows me to make more informed and precise interventions.\nDespite couples therapy being such a potentially rich experience, I know that a lot of therapists shy away from this kind of work. It\u2019s a lot more explosive so it requires a different kind of skill set. A Rogerian approach of kindly asking questions and demonstrating genuine interest won\u2019t fly in a couple\u2019s setting when people\u2019s emotions are ramping up and they are about to blow up right in front of you. It\u2019s much more directive and requires a far more assertive approach. At the same time, no other therapy is as rewarding as it allows me to see specific, concrete behavioral changes in real time, which is immensely rewarding.\nI\u2019m often asked if there\u2019s a difference between sex therapy and relationship therapy, and the truth is that I don\u2019t really believe someone can be a skilled sex therapist without also extensive training in couples therapy. I have written more about this here. That\u2019s because sexuality usually occurs within the context of relationships and most intimate relationships involve the experience of sex, so how can the two be separated. Indeed, people who are single often have slower progress because they don\u2019t have a practice partner. And there are some aspects of sexuality that can only be resolved within the context of a relationship. Likewise, there are some relationships which will never improve unless the sex gets better, especially if resentment has set in because one or both partners has felt sexually rejected. Open relationships are certainly an option, but they don\u2019t work for everyone, and in some cases opening up the relationship may definitely provide more variety and an outlet, but it doesn\u2019t resolve underlying feelings of abandonment and rejection.\nI follow a couples therapy model developed by Ellen Bader and Pete Pearson called the couples developmental model. What\u2019s especially fascinating about this approach is that it envisions the evolution of a relationship in similar ways as the growth and development of a child. Initially, in the honeymoon stage of the relationship, individuals are symbiotic, they are attached at the hip and feel united as one, much like a young child and its mother. Eventually, though, individuals begin to assert their differences, which brings up a kind of alienation, mirroring the move towards independence of the child. This is a very crucial stage and is predictive of how the rest of the relationship will unfold. In this stage, people must not only learn to accept each other\u2019s differences but also give up their attachment to the perfect partner, the \u201cmythical mate\u201d which they have constructed in their own mind. Many relationships are stuck in this stage, they are clinging to symbiosis and cannot accept differentiation. Sometimes individuals jump a stage and go right to a stage called \u201cpracticing,\u201d where they are no longer even trying to get their partner to accept differences but have just decided to do their own thing. I\u2019ve written much more extensively on this topic here and here.\nThe point is that evolving within one\u2019s relationship also allows for self-improvement and self-development. By being more differentiated within a relationship, we also become more differentiated people. Psychologist Harville Hendrix developed a theory called Imago in which he postulated that individuals pick out their partners based on an unconscious attempt to resolve childhood wounds. I\u2019m not sure there is any way to prove this in a laboratory setting, but my experiences certainly show me that some of the most powerful growth occurs within relationships and within couples therapy.\nTo this effect, I have several programs I offer for interested couples. Besides regular weekly or biweekly couples therapy, I offer intensives, particularly for those who are coming from out of town or those who want to jump-start progress in a compressed time frame. These are more structured day or weekend-long events that involve both individual and couples therapy, homework and role play. Sometimes I have couples mix and match and do both. 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        "raw_content": "Sussex Centre for Migration Research, University of Sussex\nOne of the first centres on Migration in the UK, the Sussex Centre for Migration Research (SCMR) builds on a longstanding reputation for original theoretically driven empirical research in the field of migration and ethnic relations. Sussex hosts one of the largest groups of migration scholars in the world and a large active and vibrant migration postgraduate community. True to the Sussex tradition, our approach to research, doctoral research and MA teaching is genuinely interdisciplinary and draws insights from sociology, human geography, anthropology, development studies, politics, law, psychology, education, economics and demography. The SCMR is a broad church. Our research covers the experiences of sending and receiving regions, countries and states, and different types of migration and migrants across several regions of the globe. 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        "raw_content": "Home\u203aEducation News\u203aWhy an All-Girls\u2019 School is a Path to Success\nThe advantages of attending an all-girls\u2019 school are long lasting. From a deeper involvement in leadership roles and a stronger sense of self-worth, to paths that lead them onto doctoral degrees and careers in the science and technology industries.\nIt\u2019s been a long-held belief that an all-girl school was a place only troubled children were sent to, or only the wealthiest of young women attended. The truth is, single-sex schools are quite conscientious when it comes to the students they admit. 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They\u2019ll learn to find their voice among their peers, which will teach them to expect the same strength in themselves and their female colleagues once they move into co-ed life.\nThey provide her with additional education opportunities\nDid you know that 70% of all-girls\u2019 school graduates not only go on to college, but also considered it a stepping-stone to grad school?\nSingle-sex school graduates tend to gravitate toward the math, science, and technology majors, six times that of girls who attended co-ed schools. The reason why so many women choose these majors is that girls who attend an all-girls\u2019 school have the opportunity to take classes filled by girls. They don\u2019t have to worry that they\u2019ll be the only girl in a computer programming class. This gives them the fuel to try courses they\u2019re unfamiliar with, and pursue educational interests that might not be considered \u2018female friendly\u2019 at a co-ed institution.\nHaving an education and community so focused on a single-sex experience results in students spending more time on schoolwork, and even talking to teachers outside of class. In a comparison study between all-girls\u2019 school graduates and co-ed school graduates, 60% said they spent more than 11 hours a week studying compared to only 42%. In addition, 7% of girls\u2019 school graduates spent three or more hours each week having discussions with their teachers.\nThe encouragement students receive at single-sex schools gives them the tools and motivation to compete in careers dominated by a lack of women, like engineering and computer programming.\nStudents in single-sex schools achieve higher scores\nWith an emphasis on better learning and higher education goals, all-girls\u2019 schools boast better scores on tests like the SATs. Single-sex graduates received scores 43 points higher on combined verbal and math compared to co-ed school graduates. The educational and personal benefits of these schools is more than just a collection of better test scores.\nWomen who graduate from boarding schools develop a greater sense of confidence in their scholastic abilities. 81% of graduates from independent single-sex schools rated their academic ability as either \u2018above average\u2019 or in the highest 10 percent of their class. It isn\u2019t just about doing better than their co-ed counterparts, but instilling in these girls the belief that they can do more.\nBonus benefits of an all-girls\u2019 school\nThe merits of attending a single-sex boarding school are immense, and many of them revolve around fostering stronger interpersonal bonds between students and their peers and teachers. Smaller classroom sizes inherent to boarding school environments enable teachers to provide more one-on-one attention and encourage students to work together cooperatively\nInteractions between girls and their students, both academically and behaviorally, are markedly more positive at all-girls\u2019 schools. The teacher to student ratio and smaller class size is designed to engage and motivate kids to learn better. When kids are comfortable learning, they develop a greater self-confidence and the ability to cultivate broader interests.\nOverall, the core benefits of an all-girls\u2019 school education comes from the sense of community. Lasting friendships and stronger relationships between teacher and student allow these girls to excel when they may have otherwise gone unheard if they had learned in co-ed schools.\nThey\u2019re more likely to take on leadership roles in school and in their communities\nHaving come from an establishment such as an all-girls\u2019 school, women are likelier to expect positions of authority and power to be occupied by women. They\u2019ve spent the majority of their formidable school years shaping their voice and building self-esteem, along with an astute mind. They\u2019ve also been spared environments from which they might have pulled ideas that women had to struggle to attain equal footing among men, diminishing their own potential in the long term.\nWhile in school, an astounding 93% of girls\u2019 school graduates were offered greater leadership opportunities than their peers at co-ed independent and public schools. These girls are growing up to acknowledge their potential and that of their female peers, and they\u2019ll go into the co-ed world, not only expecting, but also supporting a merit-based system of advancement.\nVersus private and public co-ed schools\nGirls who go to boarding schools graduate believing that their time at an all-girls\u2019 school was not only well spent, but that it helped to foster a safer environment. As many as 99% of single-sex school graduates go on to earn a 4-year degree and are more than twice as likely to continue to graduate school and earn a doctoral degree.\nThey also leave school having made the most efficient use of their time. Just consider the following stats:\nSuccess comes from a strong foundation, and all-girls\u2019 schools build strong women from the ground up. They place emphasis on educational goals and developing lasting relationships with peers and teachers. 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        "raw_content": "DE/VISION Interview\nMay 28, 2015 / electricityclub / Comments Off on DE/VISION Interview\nThomas Adam and Steffen Keth have been making music under the DE/VISION umbrella since 1988.\nNumerous albums later, they are still very successful in many countries, including their native Germany but also throughout Europe, the US and South America.\nIn Deutschland, they have achieved superstar status, but remain friendly, approachable and fun to be around. Having fought DEPECHE MODE comparisons throughout their career, they found a unique sound which prevails across their albums from \u2018World Without End\u2019, through \u2018Fairyland\u2019, the superb \u2018Devolution\u2019, \u2018Noob\u2019 and the critically acclaimed \u2018Popgefahr\u2019.\nWriting albums in between the extensive touring diary including their recent US gigs, looking after their own record label and having families on top of it all, keeps the duo grounded and humble. With the DE/VISION sound, there\u2019s always \u201ctime to be alive, to be alive\u201d, as they\u2019re forever \u201cthe flavour of the week\u201d\u2026\nHaving been an enthusiast of their music for years, Monika Izabela Goss had the pleasure to first meeting the band backstage at their Berlin gig in 2010 and on numerous occasions since. Following TEC\u2019s Lost Albums feature on \u20186 Feet Underground\u2019, it is a great pleasure for her to be able to speak to Thomas Adam of DE/VISION\u2026\nYou formed in 1988, much has changed in the music industry since then?\nYes, indeed, much has changed\u2026 and undoubtedly the internet had the most significant impact on the music industry. It had both positive and negative effects\u2026 illegal downloads, for example, plunged the industry into a grave crisis\u2026\nI know that many people out there still buy CDs, I\u2019m one of them. But CD sales will be going down sooner or later, CDs will become more and more insignificant, most of the kids don\u2019t buy CDs anymore, they\u2019re downloading music\u2026\nBack in the old days, you had to have a record label if you wanted your music to be heard. Nowadays, you can become a star on the internet and you don\u2019t need a label or a lot of money to achieve that. Yes, times have changed\u2026\nDo you mind being described as a synthpop band, or would you rather be labelled differently?\nNo, we don\u2019t mind at all\u2026 whatever you prefer\u2026 although I think synthpop describes perfectly what we do: we make pop music that is based on synthesizers. But there are many labels for this kind of music. It also depends on where you are, people label us differently in different parts of the world. When we came to the USA for the very first time in 2008, I was rather surprised when people called us a Goth / Industrial band\u2026\nAround \u2018Void\u2019 (2000) and \u2018Two\u2019 (2001), your sound changed incorporating more rocky sounds. It certainly caters for more discerning tastes. Why did you take that direction around those two albums?\nWhy not? We\u2019re not the kind of guys who want to do the same thing over and over again. In my humble opinion, most of our album releases vary significantly, but especially around \u2018Void\u2019 we wanted to do something we had never done before\u2026 we wanted to present DE/VISION in a new and different light by broadening the band\u2019s musical horizon\u2026 there are enough bands out there who keep repeating themselves. For us, it is important to reinvent ourselves every once in a while\u2026\n\u20186 Feet Underground\u2019 is my personal favourite of yours. Any thoughts on how the album was conceived?\nI don\u2019t remember what the idea behind \u20186 Feet Underground\u2019 was, or if we ever had a concept for it. But usually we don\u2019t have a plan when we start working on a new album. We might have a rough idea of where we want to go, but it\u2019s not that we develop a strict concept which is then translated into music. It rather works the other way round. We start writing songs and after a while we take a look at what we have, then we think about what we can do with it.\nI think most of our albums are quite homogeneous, \u2018Fairyland\u2019 on the other hand is rather eclectic\u2026 it offers a variety of different electronic music styles\u2026 \u2019Unputdownable\u2019 for example is a mainstream pop song, but songs like \u2018Beside You\u2019 and \u2018Take Me To Heaven\u2019 are the exact opposite. But like I said before, I don\u2019t remember if there was a concept behind that album or if we simply picked the songs we liked most.\nBetween \u2018Noob\u2019 (2007) and \u2018Popgefahr\u2019 (2010), you had a three year break, so far longest between albums. What was the reason for this?\nUntil 2007 we released a new album every 18 months. The fans were glad about that constant output, but for us it\u2019s been quite exhausting. Once we had finished one album, we started working on the next. It was time to break this routine\u2026 we needed a break\u2026 time to collect new ideas. I\u2019m not saying that we tried to avoid music. We played a lot of shows in those three years. In 2008 for example, we toured North and South America for the very first time. Then we started our own label Popgefahr Records in 2009, I think\u2026 we were quite busy during this break.\nGermany is packed with interesting and innovative synth acts, who do you rate the most?\nThomas: My all-time favourite electronic band is KRAFTWERK. The older I get, the more I\u2019m impressed by their timeless and visionary art. CAMOUFLAGE is also a band I always adored. Another German band I warmly recommend is called MODERAT. I love their analogue sound\u2026 they\u2019re quite famous in the club scene\u2026 check out \u2018A New Error\u2019 from their first album\u2026 this is probably the best piece of electronic music I have heard in years.\nHow is Popgefahr Records working for you?\nThere\u2019s no need to complain\u2026 after all, it was a very wise decision to start our own label. Until recently, we released exclusively our own music on Popgefahr Records but the label was never meant for DE/VISION only. In January, Popgefahr Records released the single \u2018Save Me\u2019 by the American singer/songwriter GARRETT MILES, a beautiful and very melodic synth pop song. And a few weeks ago we released the new album \u2018Pieces Of Machinery\u2019 of the German synthpop band BEYOND OBSESSION. Fortunately the label is busy\u2026\nAny news on a follow up to \u2018Rockets And Swords\u2019 (2012)?\nWe are already working on a new album which will be released in 2016, but this project is still at an early stage of development, that\u2019s why I can\u2019t really give you any further information. We don\u2019t know yet where our journey will take us this time\u2026\nOn your latest Soundcloud release, your sound goes back to your beginnings. Is that what we are to expect from the new album?\nI guess you\u2019re talking about our latest single release \u2018Brothers In Arms\u2019 and the B-sides\u2026 these songs were written about two years ago and have nothing to do with the new album\u2026 the new album is something else entirely\u2026 although I don\u2019t know what it will be like, you shouldn\u2019t conclude the sound of our new album from a couple of songs we released more than a year ago.\nFinally, your relationship with the UK. We don\u2019t see enough of DE/VISION here. Why is that? Certainly the fan base is plentiful\u2026\nWe have some very devoted fans in the UK, there\u2019s no doubt about that\u2026 however, the UK has never been our strongest market\u2026 I don\u2019t know what the problem is, but we never really managed to become established in the UK\u2026\nYour last London gig was with MESH in 2013. 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        "raw_content": "Published on January 21st, 2019 | by Dean Love\nWhen you see an escape room called \u201cTrapped\u201d you might assume you\u2019re actually trapped somewhere and escaping from it, but not so at Deception. Here it\u2019s a Doctor trapped in a \u201cweb of secrets and horrors\u201d and your job is to break into his office, find what he\u2019s hiding, and escape with the evidence.\nTrapped is very much a game of two halves. And the first half can seem a bit disappointing. It\u2019s not bad, just run of the mill: there\u2019s an office, the office has puzzles in it, solve the puzzles, explore the space, etc. It\u2019s a very traditional escape room, with traditional escape room puzzles.\nThen it takes a turn.\nThe second part of the game sees you in a new, much more interesting environment, and puzzles move from being logical, \u201cgame-like\u201d puzzles to being more practical. Using things you find in the space in a way you would if you were genuinely in that situation. It\u2019s a lot more physical and meaty, and a lot less thinky than the first half. It can certainly throw you for a loop, and I think that\u2019s very much the point.\nSee, Trapped isn\u2019t exactly a horror room, but it does a great job of playing with tension. In the second part of the game that tension ratchets up, and sound is used to great effect in order to set you on edge. It\u2019s all quite cleverly done, never going for a cheap jump scare, but instead introducing situations where you\u2019re immediately feeling uneasy.\nThere\u2019s a small issue in the second part of the game where a puzzle is potentially destructible, but the hosts were on the ball with warning us not to do it the second we mentioned it. It\u2019s an easy way around it, but being spoken to via walkie-talkie can take you out of the moment a little. Indeed, that\u2019s a more general criticism as there were points at which the host used the walkie-talkies to essentially try and unnerve us even more. But it didn\u2019t really make sense, as the host wasn\u2019t a defined character in the game world: if they\u2019re telling us to hurry up I\u2019m less worried that the doctor is coming back to get us than I am another team has turned up and they need to clear out the room!\nMinor niggles aside, it\u2019s a great game that does something a little bit different.\nAlso worth noting is that Deception are one of a couple of venues now that I\u2019ve seen with a small five minute puzzle in the lobby. It\u2019s nothing that will challenge you if you\u2019ve played an escape game before, but it\u2019s a handy way to introduce the basic concepts of examining things, deducing codes, and putting codes into locks. Significantly, it means you don\u2019t have to do that during the game itself, so you can immediately start with slightly more advanced puzzles.\nDeception Escape Rooms, Matlock \u2013 Trapped Dean Love\nSummary: A game of two halves, that moves from a traditional experience to something a bit special.",
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        "raw_content": "Annapolis, MD, May 7, 2018 \u2013 John G. Osthaus has joined Evermay Consulting Group to provide acquisition insight and advice primarily for the Department of State.\nAs former Director of Office of Interagency Affairs, Office of Information Management (OIM), Department of State, Mr. Osthaus directed Information Management\u2019s liaison programs with other U.S. Government agencies and foreign governments. As the forerunner of today\u2019s Bureau of Information Resource Management, OIM provided information technology systems and services that the Department required to carry out U.S. foreign policy.\nMr. Osthaus is an expert in appropriations and highly complex budget issues, having exercised major authority over $20 billion in annual spending. Mr. Osthaus annually negotiated appropriations issues with the Office of Management and Budget, the State Department, and Members of Congress.\n\u201cEvermay\u2019s \u2018mission first\u2019 philosophy is well represented with the addition of John and his understanding of the Department of State,\u201d said Dr. Cedric J. Sims, Evermay CEO and President. \u201cJohn brings deep budget and program experience, which is critical to our clients. Expanding our domain experience to State, makes great sense, as we expand our desire to promote mission-first in another critical Agency.\"\nIn his position as Chief of Staff, U.S. House of Representatives, Appropriations Subcommittee on Commerce, Justice, and State, Mr. Osthaus provided financial analysis to the 11-member subcommittee, drafted appropriations bills and assisted members in enacting bills into law. He worked closely with executives across the Department of State. Mr. Osthaus also provided staff oversight on the Departments of Commerce and Justice, the Judiciary, and the appropriation bills of 20 additional independent agencies.\nNow, offering a spectrum of strategic business services from strategy through capture and proposal, Evermay is continuing acquisition excellence by adding new leaders, hand-picked for having lived the mission with integrity, and for being agents of change from within their organizations. The strategic addition of key industry leaders such as John G. Osthaus, further underscores Evermay\u2019s commitment to achieving the full potential of the symbiotic relationships they facilitate. For more information see www.evermayconsulting.com.\nMore Information: Marnie Saenz Litz, Vice President Marketing, Evermay Consulting Group (202) 524-0883, marnie.litz@evermayconsulting.com",
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        "raw_content": "Section TWO Proof in a Nutshell\nThese prophets have given warning that Ezekiel\u2019s Fire is coming:\nTheir primary focus wasn\u2019t to warn us of this event. Their biggest concern was the salvation and preservation of Israel. And, it is God\u2019s biggest concern, as well.\nGod wants His people to return to Him and thrive in the years that follow Ezekiel\u2019s Fire. The problem is that you won\u2019t survive and thrive, if you do not take this warning seriously. Some of us will NOT survive Ezekiel\u2019s Fire, no matter what we do, but that\u2019s okay \u2013 as long as we continue to serve the Lord to the last possible moment. And, THAT is the point \u2013 serving the Lord. I\u2019m not interested in helping you to preserve a self-indulgent, carnal life. I want to help you continue in your service to God.\nIf you don\u2019t serve the Lord to the best of your ability, every day, then I need to ask you about your purpose in life.\nDo you know that you will stand before God, when this life is over?\nI find it strange that most people do not think about that very much. One of my many mottos is:\nEternity is long.\nBut, let me summarize the evidence that I\u2019ve shown you from the Bible, about the coming of Ezekiel\u2019s Fire.\nEzekiel 39:6 And Isaiah 30:26\nThis is the verse that launched my thoughts on this subject:\nAnd I will send a fire on Magog, and on them that dwell securely in the isles; and they shall know that I am Jehovah.\nI never could understand that verse, until I saw the connection with this one:\nMoreover the light of the moon shall be as the light of the sun, and the light of the sun shall be sevenfold, as the light of seven days, in the day that Jehovah bindeth up the hurt of his people, and healeth the stroke of their wound.\nOf course, I\u2019d read that verse many times and didn\u2019t understand it, until I started researching the idea of a Solar Electromagnetic Pulse for completely different reasons.\nOnce I saw the connection, I saw how God would do this:\nAnd thou, son of man, prophesy against Gog, and say, Thus saith the Lord Jehovah: Behold, I am against thee, O Gog, prince of Rosh, Meshech, and Tubal: and I will turn thee about, and will lead thee on, and will cause thee to come up from the uttermost parts of the north; and I will bring thee upon the mountains of Israel; and I will smite thy bow out of thy left hand, and will cause thine arrows to fall out of thy right hand.\n\u2013 Ezekiel 39:1-3\nA solar flare as strong as Ezekiel\u2019s Fire would certainly cause the bow (missile launcher) to fall out of your left hand and the arrows (missiles) out of your right.\nAnd then, this became clear:\nIn that day, saith Jehovah, I will smite every horse with terror, and his rider with madness; and I will open mine eyes upon the house of Judah, and will smite every horse of the peoples with blindness.\nWe\u2019ve never seen a solar flare as big as Ezekiel\u2019s Fire, but we\u2019ve seen stars like our own sun produce superflares just like Ezekiel\u2019s Fire. And, we know what an EMP can do. If your car (aka, horse) is within range of an EMP weapon when it explodes\u2026 well \u2026that horse (car) will go blind.\nIn fact, it won\u2019t even start.\nAnd, this verse follows Isaiah 30:26:\nAnd Jehovah will cause his glorious voice to be heard, and will show the lighting down of his arm, with the indignation of his anger, and the flame of a devouring fire, with a blast, and tempest, and hailstones.\nA solar flare as big as Ezekiel\u2019s Fire would certainly be considered a devouring fire.\nThen, God adds earthquakes to this devouring fire:\nFor in my jealousy and in the fire of my wrath have I spoken, Surely in that day there shall be a great shaking in the land of Israel; so that the fishes of the sea, and the birds of the heavens, and the beasts of the field, and all creeping things that creep upon the earth, and all the men that are upon the face of the earth, shall shake at my presence, and the mountains shall be thrown down, and the steep places shall fall, and every wall shall fall to the ground.\nAstrophysicists are beginning to see a connection between solar flares and earthquakes, and this will be a gigantic example of that connection.\nAnd, the above passage connects with Isaiah 30:\nAnd there shall be upon every lofty mountain, and upon every high hill, brooks and streams of waters, in the day of the great slaughter, when the towers fall.\nMy hope is that you\u2019ve gotten the picture \u2013 that you see Ezekiel, Isaiah and Zechariah tied together around a single event:\nEzekiel\u2019s Fire and the salvation of Israel.\nHowever, we aren\u2019t done yet.\nIsaiah 13:10-13 And 14:1\nThere are yet more prophecies to show you. For instance, this one talks about the aftermath of Ezekiel\u2019s Fire:\nFor the stars of heaven and the constellations thereof shall not give their light; the sun shall be darkened in its going forth, and the moon shall not cause its light to shine.\nAnd I will punish the world for their evil, and the wicked for their iniquity: and I will cause the arrogancy of the proud to cease, and will lay low the haughtiness of the terrible.\nI will make a man more rare than fine gold, even a man than the pure gold of Ophir.\nTherefore I will make the heavens to tremble, and the earth shall be shaken out of its place, in the wrath of Jehovah of hosts, and in the day of his fierce anger.\nGod describes massive amounts of volcanic activity which will kick an enormous amount of dust into the air, and that dust will darken the Sun. Worse, it will lower the temperature of the Earth. There will be the fires and explosions due to either a loss of electricity, or (I shudder) the melt-down of nuclear power plants.\nThe world will have indeed been punished, and so many will die\u2026 that a man will be more rare than fine gold.\nAnd, what is it that ties this passage to Ezekiel\u2019s Fire?\nThis verse, here:\nFor Jehovah will have compassion on Jacob, and will yet choose Israel, and set them in their own land: and the sojourner shall join himself with them, and they shall cleave to the house of Jacob.\nAnd NO, This Is NOT The Great Tribulation\nAnd please, for your own sake, do not attribute any of this to \u2018The Tribulation\u2019. I have already proven to you that the Pre-Tribulation Rapture theory is a lie. And the same men who peddled this lie to you, are also the ones who claim that all of this will happen during the Tribulation. It will not happen during the Tribulation. It will happen far sooner than that, far too soon for those who are not paying attention.\nThe salvation of Israel is coming, and with it, great destruction.\nJeremiah 30 also talks about the moment when Israel is saved, but adds a particularly ominous note for all of us:\nFor I am with thee, saith Jehovah, to save thee: for I will make a full end of all the nations whither I have scattered thee, but I will not make a full end of thee; but I will correct thee in measure, and will in no wise leave thee unpunished.\nEverywhere that the Jews have been scattered to\u2026\nAnd then, God reemphasizes this in verses 16 and 17:\nTherefore all they that devour thee shall be devoured; and all thine adversaries, every one of them, shall go into captivity; and they that despoil thee shall be a spoil, and all that prey upon thee will I give for a prey. For I will restore health unto thee, and I will heal thee of thy wounds, saith Jehovah; because they have called thee an outcast, saying, It is Zion, whom no man seeketh after.\nThat, I\u2019m afraid, will be Ezekiel\u2019s Fire. And yes, it will cause all of that to happen.\nWhat should catch our attention the most are the last two verses of chapter 30:\nBehold, the tempest of Jehovah, even his wrath, is gone forth, a sweeping tempest: it shall burst upon the head of the wicked. The fierce anger of Jehovah shall not return, until he have executed, and till he have performed the intents of his heart: in the latter days ye shall understand it.\nSince those two verses are spoken of in context with the salvation of Israel, I am reluctant to shift the interpretation of those verses onto the \u2018catch-all\u2019 of the Wrath of God, that we see in Revelation.\nEven more importantly, that phrase \u2018in the latter days ye shall understand it\u2019 should make us be careful. There\u2019s a reason why we will understand this tempest that is going to fall upon the wicked. And, I believe that reason has everything to do with the vulnerability of our technology to such a massive solar flare.\nWe KNOW what Ezekiel\u2019s Fire is. And, we KNOW what it will do to our technological society. Therefore, I think that THIS is why we can understand what God is saying to us through Jeremiah.\n\u2026in the latter days ye shall understand it.\nJust a hundred years ago, no one would have had a CLUE about the dangers of this incredible moment in time.\nNow, we do.\nMicah also weighs in with this verse:\nAnd I will execute vengeance in anger and wrath upon the nations which hearkened not.\n\u2013 Micah 5:15\nNow, you might think that this is the Wrath of God that happens after the Tribulation. But, I would caution you to be careful here, because the context of this verse is here:\nAnd it shall come to pass in that day, saith Jehovah, that I will cut off thy horses out of the midst of thee, and will destroy thy chariots: and I will cut off the cities of thy land, and will throw down all thy strongholds.\n\u2013 Micah 5:10-11\nWhat does Micah 5 speak of?\nThe sanctification and salvation of Israel.\nSo, the vengeance, anger and wrath that God pours out upon the nations will be Ezekiel\u2019s Fire. And, Ezekiel\u2019s Fire will destroy the \u2018horses\u2019 (cars and motorcycles) and chariots (tanks and APCs). It will also destroy the cities and military installations.\nThen comes Zephaniah 3.\nThe book of Zephaniah starts off with a litany of Israel\u2019s many, many transgressions, but makes an abrupt change with this verse:\nTherefore wait ye for me, saith Jehovah, until the day that I rise up to the prey; for my determination is to gather the nations, that I may assemble the kingdoms, to pour upon them mine indignation, even all my fierce anger; for all the earth shall be devoured with the fire of my jealousy.\n\u2013 Zephaniah 3:8\nThat\u2026 um \u2026is a VERY unsettling statement, to say the least. Very unsettling. And no, this is NOT the Wrath of God as described in Revelation. I wish that it was. I really do.\nWhat does Zephaniah 3 talk about?\nThe salvation of Israel, and NOT the wrath of God in Revelation.\nSummarizing The Summary\nYou can twist any one of these verses that I\u2019ve shown you, and make them say something else. But, you cannot do that to all of these verses, when you look at them together. The context of every one of these verses is the salvation of Israel. Every one of them. And, this means that when Israel returns to God, a massive part of the world will be destroyed.\nFor those of you who understand the proper chronology of the Last Days, this will be enough for you to start preparing for such a cataclysm. Unfortunately, most Christians believe in a lie called the Pre-Tribulation Rapture Lie.\nThat lie has thrown off your understanding of what is coming, and has caused you to be asleep to the destruction that lies at our doorstep.\nBecause Israel MUST be saved\u2026\n\u2026BEFORE the TRIBULATION!!\nThis is one of the reasons why I say that you will die, if you get Israel wrong.\nThe other reason is due to yet another lie that I have been talking about:\nHow anyone can read Ezekiel 36 and 37 and not believe in a physical return of a physical Israel to a physical land of Israel\u2026 well \u2026words fail me. The only thing that I can think of is that either they have quenched the Holy Spirit, or they never had the indwelling of God to begin with.\nI guess that you might say that I do not worry about the death of Christians who are Anti-Zionists\u2026\n\u2026because they are already dead.\nPlease. 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        "raw_content": "Home / FT View/ Vote today\nFor over 15 million people, today has special significance because they can make a direct impact on the future of Sri Lanka. For over two months, the public have had the chance to see and hear the policies and issues of the various political parties, and now is the chance to decide what would be best for themselves as well as the rest of the country.\nSri Lanka\u2019s voter base is undergoing a shift. As a society that is gradually becoming wealthier and more knowledgeable they are moving away from pure party politics to voting based on issues. The first national indication of that came during the 2015 Presidential Election when people of different backgrounds banded together to vote, based on a principle rather than a party resulting in an unprecedented electoral upset. The Local Government polls today will decide whether the public has shifted away from those policies or if they remain as steadfast as ever. However, one thing is certain. The people must speak.\nDisgruntlement over political issues is rampant in Sri Lanka. As a population that is strongly engaged in political affairs, it seems as though this is all that people sometimes talk about. Aside from mainstream media, even the social media space is littered with rants of political issues and sometimes pointed remarks addressed at a specific political leader or party. This has a positive aspect in that it shows a high level of political awareness but this can only be constructively funneled for the good of the country if people exercise their precious franchise.\nSo important was the vote that many campaigned for decades and lost their lives for women and the disenfranchised to have the right to vote. The right to vote was a golden thread woven into the history of the fight against oppression and still stands today as a basic right that every citizen is entitled to. The revoking of civic rights by a State is reserved only for criminals and in many countries after prisoners are released and rehabilitated their civic rights are restored to them because of the belief that for a person to be fully a part of society they should have the right to participate the decision making process of that community.\nGiven the importance of the vote, it is truly disheartening if voter apathy keeps people away from polls. Just as much as the public should participate in discourse and dissent of political culture, the decision they make by choosing to vote is also an integral part of a democratic society. No country can move forward in strengthening its democracy unless people continue to participate in the democratic process. Elections are the initial building block of a democracy and without this first tier it is impossible for strong institutions to be formed that will provide deeper checks and balances of power.\nIn Sri Lanka efforts are being made to deepen democracy by improving transparency and accountability but this process can only be successful if the people make wise choices. Today is the day to step out and make a choice that counts.",
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        "raw_content": "Shawna / January 1, 2014\nDo you plan on becoming a teacher once you earn your college degree? If so, then you just might be eligible for some grant money that can reduce your college debt load. As long as you want to be a teacher in a subject that is considered a high-need area, and you can commit to teaching for a period in a low-income school, then the TEACH grant can help lower you college expenses.\nWhat Is The TEACH Grant?\nAs you probably have gleaned from its name, the TEACH grant is only available to college students who are working towards a degree and career in teaching.\nShort for Teacher Education Assistance for College and Higher Education, the TEACH Grant aims to help make college more affordable for people who want to teach in areas of need. Unlike a lot of other grants, students are required to take certain kinds of classes at college in order to even get the grant. And after getting the grant, a certain kind of job is necessary in order to keep the grant from turning into a student loan.\nThose who qualify for this grant can get up to $4,000 a year to help with the costs of college. This is great because it reduces the amount of student loans needed to pay for that costly college tuition.\nTEACH Grant Requirements and Qualifications\nTo qualify for this grant, you have to commit to teaching for a period of four years at a low-income school. And, your area of expertise must be in a subject that is considered high-need.\nAdditionally, you have to meet the following requirements:\nMeet the basic eligibility criteria for the federal student aid programs.\nBe enrolled as an undergraduate, postbaccalaureate, or graduate student at a school that participates in the TEACH Grant Program.\nBe enrolled in a TEACH-Grant-eligible program.\nMeet certain academic achievement requirements (generally, scoring above the 75th percentile on one or more portions of a college admissions test or maintaining a cumulative GPA of at least 3.25).\nReceive TEACH Grant counseling that explains the terms and conditions of the TEACH Grant service obligation. (Required each year that you receive a TEACH Grant.)\nSign a TEACH Grant Agreement to Serve.\nIf you do not fulfill your service obligation for the specified period at the required type of school, then the grant converts to a Federal unsubsidized loan. 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        "raw_content": "A salmonella outbreak that led to the multi-state recall in April of more than 200 million eggs has worsened in recent weeks.\nThe Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said on Friday that the number of illnesses had risen to 35 \u2014 an increase of 12 cases since the initial egg recall notice. Eleven people have been hospitalized for complications related to the infections, the CDC said, but no deaths have been reported.\nNine states have reported illnesses: Colorado, Florida, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Virginia, West Virginia, North Carolina and South Carolina. New York and Virginia have reported the highest number of cases, with eight each.\nThe outbreak has been linked to eggs distributed by Rose Acre Farms, a family-owned business based in Indiana that describes itself as the second-largest egg producer in the U.S.\nThe affected eggs came from one of the company\u2019s farms, located in Hyde County, North Carolina. The eggs were sold under various brand names, including Coburn Farms, Country Daybreak and Crystal Farms. They were available at major grocery stores including Walmart and Food Lion. (The Food and Drug Administration has published a full list of recalled brands.)\nThe CDC said last week that it \u201ccontinues to recommend consumers, restaurants, and retailers should not eat, serve, or sell recalled eggs produced by Rose Acre Farms\u2019 Hyde County farm.\u201d\n\u201cThrow them away or return them to the place of purchase for a refund,\u201d the agency said, urging consumers to first check egg cartons before consuming their contents.\n\u201cCheck egg cartons for the following numbers: P-1065 (the plant number) and another set of numbers between 011 and 102 (the Julian date), or, for Publix and Sunups egg cartons, plant number P-1359D and Julian date 048A or 049A with Best Buy dates of APR 02 and APR 03.\u201d\nSalmonella is a bacteria that can be found on the inside of contaminated eggs and on eggshells, too. It can cause diarrhea, fever and abdominal cramps in sickened individuals; for older adults, infants and people with weakened immune systems, salmonella can cause more serious, even life-threatening, complications.\n\u2190 Houseplants That Thrive On Indoor Pollutants\n10 Household Items You Never Knew Had Expiration Dates\nClean A White Sink Without Bleach\nTry These 3 Non-Toxic Ways to Remove Mold From Your Home",
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        "raw_content": "By Scott Miller, M.D.\nI find it more and more difficult to believe anything that most public figures say out loud these days. At the top of this list sits politicians, followed closely by cable infomercial salespeople, and then finally by entertainment-oriented television journalists. There is too much inaccuracy, too much spin, too much distortion.\nAll of this can make for an exhausting existence when we are inundated by such misinformation on a regular basis. So it is a great comfort to me that my profession as a physician allows me exposure to a source that I find consistently truthful and in which I can whole-heartedly believe - the individual patients that I am privileged to see and examine on a daily basis.\nEvery one of these patients, and the human body attached to them, serves as a reminder of one of the joys of being a physician - entering into an individual relationship based on mutual honesty, openness and respect. How refreshing is that in this day and age?\nPatients start out as complete strangers, and in the course of that first encounter they bare all, figuratively and then literally. They voluntarily answer questions about their personal histories, encompassing all sorts of confidential areas which have impacted their overall health.\nIn general, these responses are honest and trustworthy. If you ask correctly, and listen carefully, patients will tell you the truth about their symptoms, their social histories, and the lives they lead. They open themselves up as best as each one is able.\nIn medical school, I was taught to doubt patients' answers to sensitive questions (i.e. the amount of alcohol or cigarettes consumed). But I have learned that if you ask these questions sensitively, and without prior judgment, you get mostly truthful responses.\nAnd so I remain in awe of this process, and it gets me through the necessary cynicism inherent in the other misinformation-overloaded portions of my day. I take comfort in the knowledge that one day, some day, all of those people on that list above eventually become patients, and they too must revert to providing the naked truth, and nothing but, on that initial visit to their physician.\nDr. Scott Miller is the full-time team physician at The Center for Compassionate Care, Family Hospice and Palliative Care's inpatient center in Mt. Lebanon, and an Assistant Professor of Palliative Care and Ethics at UPMC Presbyterian University Hospital. More information at www.FamilyHospice.com and www.facebook.com/FamilyHospicePA.",
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